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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-26

R~NoT EQUALED IN WASHINGTON.
There are other patterns Just as captiy ating,
no doubt, but have yet to meet them Ger
tainly in Washington there has never yet
been shown such a nobby and beautiful line
of patterns for spring trouserings and suit
ings. And tailor them from your measure
into the richest and fastest suits at prices
one-fourth below other frstclsss tsilors
charges
G. WAKEFIELD SIMPSON.
Expert in Trousers" 1891 Cor 9th and sts n &c.
KaSPUT ON YOUR THINKING CAP.
You want your residence to be the finest
your will admit. Nothing adds more
to its interior and exterior beauty than
large. handsome plate glass windows. Int
this sOf
We make speciality Of the finest French
plate glass We experts in the Sc
lection OF the quality and the fitting of
glass. Estimates gratis.
CHAs E. HODGKINs.
.'Ezper, Handler Of Giass."
9l3 9TH st. NV. fee8
g. GREAT DAY IN THE MORNING!"
~ Dunlaps celebrated Fifth Avenue Spring
tie date fixed for placing this Hat on siee
you are especially invited.
wILLETT RUOFF.
Leading District Hatters.
fe26 800 Pa. NV
R~TO ARCHITECTS ESPECIALLY.
~ Every variety OF Draughtiny and Copying
Papers Each the finest OF its grade full
pprn sets , pt Drawing @ and Surveying Instruments
504 9th ST. u. W. Branch. 1122 Penn. ave- NV. fe26
E~wE PUT CONSCIENCE
In the Emerson Shoes. We
make them ourselves and
For men only. sell them direct to you. with
an ironcad guarantee.
Emerson shoes shined Jree
R. B. GROVER CO..
Sole Makers and Sellers of the Emerson Shoes.
1lO3 Pa. ave.-next to Star office. fe26
KSARE YOU READY TO BUY YOUR SPRING
Hat! The ''nobbiest" and best hat IL the
Knox" Spring blocks all on sale.
Newer and matter" than ever. Spring
Hats. 81 SO to Is.
B. H. STINEMETZ SONS
1897 Pa. anu Alb 18th st. n. fees
0-NANKIND's GREATEST FAULT
~ Is the Indsposition to look ahead. Time
necesstv Of tomorrow We improve and prosrsss as
such maryeousy rapid rate that onehalf Of the
swars of its exisence So With the Ptnnoanh 1n rs
thus nccomplishine double the cork hay the sS5ri
a a cS I g.
NV fe26
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-26

Il HE AMERICAN CASUALTY INSURANCE AND
SECURITY COMPANY OF BALTIMORE CITY
CAPITAL. sl 600 COO
For small annual premium this company is pre-
pared to issue bonds for persons holding posions of
trust, thereby reviewing them Of being under obIioa
tions to friends and others.
A. P. PARDON CO.
6l5 l4th St. n w.,
fe11-1m Agents for District Of Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-26
The UNITED STATES

HE UNITED STATES
BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION,
1913 ST, WASHINGTON. D. c..
Enables you to STOP paying RENT by applying same
to the PURCHASE Of = HOME.
Pays interest savings DEPOSITED IN any amount
per cent inter est paid special deposits from the
date they are made. W. 3. HOGE, President,
3aS-3m I. c. DANIEL. Secretary.
COLUMBIA FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
~ the District Of Columbia.
Ofhce-1419 street northwest.
Capital S:ock-alOO 900.
Surplus, December 81. 1S9I-A1O2, 227 IA
Insnres property N the District Of Columbia against
loss and damage by hre.
Ofncers-F. b. MCGUIRE, President.
9. g. GLOVER. Vice President
LEN TOWERS, Jr., Secretary.
d. QCINTER. Assistant Secretary.
Trustees
c. J. BELL, Ii. NJ PARKER
A T. BklIION. J. A PRESCOTT,
r. i. FLEMING. b. p SNYDER,
i. NJ. GALE Is. II. WARNER,
T. q. GLOVER, GEO. H. b WHITE,
X. o. HOLIZMAN. W r. WILCOX
OWEN McCABE, II A. WILLARD
7. Is. MCGUIRE, fe5-eolm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-26
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909 PENN. AVE n. W.
SATURDAY.

SATURDAY.
10c. Satin Huck
| Once Towel. -. &c
13. Satin Huck
! Once Towel. .1Oc |
lie. Satin Huck
OMce Towel. l21Sc
100. satin Damass |
knotte.i Fr.nse. Lie |
l2oc. Satin Huck ]
Towel ...........16c
3c Satin Dainask
! knotted Fringe. .lc |
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-02-26

R~TO ARCHITECTS ESPECIALLY.
Every variety OF Draughtiny and Copying
Papers. Each the finest OF its grade tull
sets of Drawing and Surveying Instruments.
FRED. A. SCHMIDT.
5O4 9th st. n. W. Branch. 11:2 Penn. fe26
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-07-21

In the United States Senate, on the
18th inst, Senator Palmer, Of Illinois,
spoke in a remarkable and manly
manner on the resolutions for inquiry
into the battle at Homestead, Pa. be-
tween the Pinkerton thugs and the
workingmen.
Mr.. Palmer said the presence of
the Pinkerton armed force at Home
stead was in contempt of the author
ity of the state of Pennsylvania. 1t
was difficult for American citizens,
whether in the right or wrong, to
submit to being driven by armed
forces. He maintained. however.
that the citizens of Homestead were
in the right, as, according to princi-
pies of law which would hereafter be
applied to the solution of such
troubles, they had right to be there
Those large manufacturing estab-
lisbments would have to be regarded
as holding their property subject to
the correlative rights of those without
whose services their property would
be utterly valueless, and that only
conceded them right to reasona-
BILE profit on the capital invested in
the enterprise.
He maintained, furthermore. that
workingmen, having spent their lives
in particular line of service. had
right to insist on permanency of en-
ployment and also on reasonable com
pensation for their services. He
maintained at the time of the assaults
the people of Homestead were where
they had right to be, and on ground
they had right to defend. Their
conduct was in line with their rights
Manufacturing establishments were
public institutions, just as railroads
we're, because they work for the pub
tic and because the men in their ser
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-07-21


Bless us, but isn't Lorton cranky.
He is as fretful as porcupine and as
tickle as the weather. Some time
ago he "would like to see the SIGNAL
get reasonable amount (say 5000
for publishing the delinquent list, T"
but now is worked up because we got
something less than that. The
hypodermic injection that caused the
revulsion of feeling is no doubt the
same that caused the sudden change
from the fiery sentiments he expressed
in letter to us just after the com
missioners had refused last January
to make any contracts for county
printing. Never mind, Lorton,
come down and make us visit and,
though we may not exactly like some
of your principles, we will make peace
by taking what is left of that skinned
cat, after paying the bondsmen, the
lawyer, &c, and treating you to the
best in the town,
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-07-21

Our custom made clothing fits to
perfection and are made in the latest
styles, as we get all our clothing
direct from eastern factories. The
freight only amount to 5 or 10 cent
per suit. We do not see, why you
should not buy your suits just as
cheap of us as you get them in
Chicago or New York.
SoMMER & Son.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-07-21

Fifty men in these United States
have it in their power, by reason OF
the wealth which they control, to
come together within twenty-fou
hours and arrive at an understanding
by which every wheel of commerce
may be stopped, every avenue of
trade blocked, and every electric key
struck dumb. Those fifty men can
paralyze the whole country, for they
can control the circulation of the cur
rency and create a panic whenever
they will.-Chauncy Depew.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-07-21

vice became unfit for other service.
While conceding the right to the cap
italist to control his property and to
a reasonable reward for his invest
ment, Mr.. Palmer claimed the laborer
had right to permanent employment
during good behavior. OF course the
laborer was compelled to submit to
the exigencies of business. Where
profits were small, the parties would
have to divide the loss, and when
they were large they would have to
be divided. That, he maintained,
was the law today, because the law
was the perfection of reason.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-07-21

The board had just as large, if not
a larger, volume of business at Its
last meeting as at any other this year
yet it was handled in four days instead
of ten or twelve. Thanks, gentlemen.
BY this you have saved a number of
dollars to the county. You are now
getting down to true economy, which
is very much to your credit
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-07-21


In the Probate Court of the county OF
ashington. state of Idaho. In the
matter of the estate of John Wheeler,
deceased:
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, the administrator of the estate of
John Wheeler, deceased. to the creditors
of, and all persons having claims against
the said deceased, to exhibit them. with
the necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication of this
notice, to the said administrator. at his
residence in Indian Valley in said county
of Washington, or to Frank Harris. at his
Office in the town of Weiser. in said coun-
ty, the same being the places for the
transaction of the business of said estate.
in the said county of Washington.
Dated at said county of Washington.
this 18th day of June, 1882
ANDREW ADAMS.
Administrator of the estate OF John
% Wheeler. deceased.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-07-21

BY being put into the LIST district
Mineral will be prevented from casting
her solid vote against Cuddy, you
know. (this star is intended to
represent n wink
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-07-21
Notice-Timber Culture.
U.S.Land Office, Boise CITY. Idaho
lnna f1tb IlpD~

Stand ONCE, Boise City, Idaho, !
June 18th. 1892.
Complaint having been entered at this
Office by Mary L. Mason against Herbert
hamlin for failure TO comply with law as
to timber-culture entry No. 532 dated
July II. 1888, upon the hi Of sw or and
W hf OF Sc or of section ID, Up. II n, range
d W. IN Washington county. Idaho, with a
view to the cancellation of said entry:
contestant alleging that Herbert Hamlin
has not complied With the requirements
OF law, that he has never planted any
trees seeds or cuttings upon il and never
plowed five acres OF said entry the fist
year. or five acres the second year of said
entry, nor done any work of any kind
upon it from date of his entry to the pres
ent the said parties are hereby summoned
to appear at this Office on the 9th day Of
July, 1892, at 10 o'clock a. m. to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said
alleged failure
p CHAs. 5. KINGSLEY. Register.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-07-21

| Nnile not publishing the proceed
ings of the board, as officially re-
corded in the minute book, the SIG
NAL has given, in different items. all
that was done Of any importance.
Our reason for not publishing the
proceedings in full is because the
commissioners refuse to have it done.
as the law requires. Section 1853,
with subsection IS, reads:
SEC. 1850 The Boards of Com
nnissioners In their respective counties,
nave Jurisdiction and power, under such
limitations and restrictions as are pre-
scribed by law.
AT the adjournment of each session Of
The Board to cause to be published in
newspaper or otherwise IA fair statement
of all their proceedings and semi-annually
a statement of the financial condition Of
the county;
1t will be noted that it says, "have
power and Jurisdiction, without any
imperative instructions. 1t could
not read otherwise, as many of the
subdivisions of the section lay out
lines of action which the board has
power to pursue or not, as their
judgement dictates. But as regards
the particular division QS) regard
ing printing, the statute goes on
further and says they must do so, to
wit:
SEC. 1884. All public notices of,
proceedings Of, or to be had, before the
board, not otherwise specially provided
for, must be published in newspaper
published in the county; if there is no
such newspaper, then copies thereof must
be posted at the court house door. and at
two other public places in the county,
If this, then, means what 1t reads
and as our understanding interprets
it, it plainly follows that the com
missoners have set at defiance the
law that plainly intended to insure
every tax payer easy facilities for
knowing how county affairs were
being conducted and how county
money was being expended. This is
the only county in the state that does
not publish its commissioners pro-
ceedings in full, officially. If they
did not interpret the law as requiring
it, it is probable that some of them
would not 60 to the expense of hav-
ing them published II the law does
mean what it says, then the board
did not comply with it at a single
meeting this year 1t is true that in
January the SIGNAL published them
in full and in April the Citizen did
the same, but as it was not ordered
by the board it does not in the least
eliminate the plain Sinking of duty.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-07-21

Pay up with a little extra and get
big daily or weekly and the SIGNAL
for the price of one.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-07-21

Free silver means that you can
take your bullion TO the mint and
get 1t coined into dollars without
charge
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-07-21

Quartz and placer location, mining
deeds and other blanks, always on
sale at the SIGNAL Office.
The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1892-07-21

BEATTlN PlANNN In use everywhere.
For catalogue address
Daniel f. Beatty, washington. New Jer-
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
XII.

Bet par tppenoe Ssnbas eiter 2%rinitats, Sftpber pa,
saaet inb. % be blaafrosue CUBS Spru 8pislinae airts
fulSte blot mee i'm balue1eial 5orrettelien al @uostieue,
fen; ben anben Salpoel bang isjen peo 9otetesafrene mel,
lem 5rpst % Saab onsaaenpe. Gatteirpltens 8irinina
inben ben nole 8obfru9t par fommet unber 9aa.
Gltertjeneiten bar ilut. Snoe / Satriftiet iab arpit
EtasnuslO ion | fulot Srnat p9 itrgs meo Saanben oper Sri
t%ualbosens 8laoe, neoens ban enbuu enaana fob iaiennem
ben berimeaem inoluste 2up, paa bpiltsn Supebpuufterne
bans Irnbiteu par ~ppteauet.
SIOiter SjeImqpift fob peo Chen al, liae breo "a piatio
Tom ipnar, men neo mere 8eipett. Zen rpe Iaitoren bar
nloris iOmmet til aloiier9uarbeu for at laaue 9euae eler
beoe ON nU9en onoen Misunderstanding, % ban bapbe penliot.
men bettemt niuiit enbper 8ebanblins al SoaneIIaSberiet
Gatriniet.
gen ioas baoce bog @ub6en Sjelmqoit t~poeli9uis nUaei
paa Sisrts, Tom ban ngOuenoig MATTE msoOele lin Siale.
isrSer, bet tofte buaO bet piloe.
~Sr. 9uitor. -"
"Gr bet nOset?"
"%llnbitplb, men bar @nitOren bDrt npset til garonens
nplis?"
"9teI, ipareoe arpio ~iOrbauiet % iaa paa alotferen.~
"Sm... bm. :. gaitOren peo Del, at arpteuen bor
isnot fin Grepe GpiIassbrep?"
Get gap ct sGt arpiO. % ban reife is bolut % fra
Stolen iOr at aibrpoe 3istasiOnen, men bans anar
bar meo 81 blepei iaa ~uAoerliS matte.
"Gei ION pei life bare ianot?"
"Sc, bet CT ben rene Sauobeo; nun 8rooeroauer. Clio.
r%iassreus tina, ueo @aitoren 10 er SammeriOmiru Ser.@
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08

Sr. %. z. Gpnbaa, III Main Stret,
8eOria, ST., flyer: 8eo ct Sab paa
Sien ifamfereoe ies min Sfuloer meoet
lemt. @n eneite SLATE al ct. Sacobs
Die furerepe mig fulOftenbis.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
Greer for 8lantninQ.

Seq ial8er btatst Seedlings uf ale Cor.
ter 8Grbpite, stous og g@blctrGcr, poret
mot Staten. - Si8elebe5 8iuetter til po
ira europa o9 Drafts. Senucuo Goer til
Garl Ser9, y. W.,
So.lo.0 Snre, Norman So. Minn
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08

gp. 128 4aihinstou Ct; gbtaSo, lite OH. 1887.
Or. gafOr sOsuisl- Seq bplber bet for min gIist
at uebbele Gem, at Geres sseeittn after bar sleusipst
mig min 3uusbsh. Seq Ieo at gterppfitet, iom leg
baooe p~aaSrnlet mig ceb Snerautr1ngelie. Saaiuart
ION leg tpS Deres Dtebietu, DphOrte ben etrrtnet. Bss
ielie, Der CT ulmiHoe,ig for Rerpgftet gtu Ct leg frtit.
Yit Sopeo cRr,eee pl PAR br4nosnbe bebt, ieg iunhs
lie iGpe, bapbs ouNe 8r0mme o, { b. On eisfulb Of
9eres yisbicin fprbreu itrag Dr6mmebi1eoerus, % bar
leg lite baut rp9en iioen seq bar taget 7 q s 6Iaifer.
6otner ben nltib / nit GUS; tagsr no9et oerai az % til
bilse lite bare ben f~pruoeR; bar ~dnbefalet ben til mine
Yenner. ON leg life ta9er fell, oil Seres Ylebiciu
blipe en- Self9neiie iVr benRe operarbeleenbe Natiou.
Vleo a9tslis DereS Sue. u. SeGHIaR,
o NJ II. o
On IiguenSs G~riOrins bapOe Or, Subu Ssdttp, Car
70! aue. % Stncpln Ct, Gbtd5o.
Dor 9pG for 2ieeUpe al uerpgie Sp9oouime ienoeS
frit TIL enbrer, Der gniter ben % f0ttt9e Yatieutes
tan pgiaa erboibe Wiebitinen frtt hos os.
Tenne Webiciu CT | Ell Tio al 10 aar blepen ldoef
Of Baior soeatB, Sort Gaqrs, SuS., % ttaapss M
unber bans Spipu al :
K0ENIG MEDICINE CO.,
so W. Madison, COT. Clinton ST., Chicago, Ill
Selses paa GpOtbetsrns.
frts $1.O0 pr. Glafke. 6 Glafker for $500
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
DOR "DteoraBsgoitsa.a
6rpttcn paa 4ntiparos.

5aa @rotter bar | iaa lang lib %
meo mere Ret ngot Ell laaoan 8ergms
melie Tom @rotten paa Qntiparos, en-
al gDctaoerne, cit % / fig ietu iaa ubes
tpoelig, at ben u9rmeIt fan benre9nes
ION bbrenoe til ben n~9rligseuoe %
itsrre 3 4aros.
ct enmmelt Saou meOOeler, at nO9le
Sammeniuorne, for bpem ct 6orIp9
paa at mproe Qleganoer ben Store bar
mislDttet, tog fin 9ilfIugt til benne
@rotte, os en- liOen 2aple fOreiinoes
enonu, iom ii9es at inoebOloe Napuene
paa biSie Mano.
@n beiDnoerli9 8rbpitens formation
peb Snogansen til Sulen, bUis 6Orm
fulbftRnbis lisner en- ubDre Menneites
ititfelie, bar / lang 9ib glarias til, at
bens opertroiite 8efolfnius life uuueOe
zig inc ! ben o9 unberisse ben. Snos
9an9en finbes paa Chen al Ell Ssi o9
en- Sla9s naturlis 8ilar beler Gabniis
gen, li9eiom minore Ststter o9 firfans
teoe TiIarer banner en- naturlis Colo
naoe runot pm ben ifumle Elaos.
9isie SiQarer. iom er li9eiaa iOlibe,
iom &lippen er sammel, tiener Tom
Ststte for &ebet, iom benpttes al be
8efssenbe unoer @eoiisninsen i bet
9abenbe orb n%eoenunoer.
M. Slier be NOintel, franit @eiunbt
| 2prfiet, iOm beisste @rOtten 8inte>
rem 1878, pmtrent peb Suletib, bar iors
menilis sipet ben bebfte 8eitripelie af
bet Snbre al oenne Sule, iOm nOsens
finbe er itrepet. Den lpoer iaalebes:
"gfter at ale bore Safer MI bar
tanbte ps belle &nmmet fulbitanbist ups
lpit, funoe bore Zine albris babe npbt
et mere 8ltntreft0e o9 prR9tl9t SDrt.
Sele Sulens Soft bar beb9nst meo
fore Sstapper, 9ienuemiistise iom @las
% it9rfe iom Marmpr. Giet bar neppe
iitauo til at sjennemtranse Salumsrs
fet ppenpper pS, men ri funoe finite,
at 2oitet bar bebanst meo 8uirlanoer
al forIfieli9 farpebe &rpItuler, iom tas
iteoe 3uiinoer ai Sarper tilba9e os
minoebe ON ct 9beater ilumineret meo
utalise 2Ds. @ulpet bar af reneIte
Warmor ioripnet meo GrOuer, Qltere
% ANDRE @jenitanoe, iOm ipran9 frem
o~peralt, liseiOm ON Haturen bapoe baOt
til !Senii9t at briue Sput meb bisie
imaa &unitturioiiteter.
SOr at 9isre Sceneriets 9rast ~itBrre,
baobe De Nuintel fornnleOiget ct 3us
limb 8Orlps tenot, meoens ban % bans
Selifab bolot Mesie oeb SpOen a. oct
~umaaoelis bsie, naturli9e alter, Tom
Itaaar / Micten al ct al Sulens &amrr.
Atlantic Monthly. I
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
German
Syrup"

o. @loser, G~putbeter, 8atertupn,
Wis. 9ette er boab On mener, Der
bar ct Drugstore, ialser aae msbici.
rter, % tommer | birette 0ersrina lao.
pei meb patienterne iom beres Mani.
Her, % bebre enb nos.n Gnbsn Deb.
tpilie Mebiciner, Der ialaes, % 6pab
Dmbsmme BE- bar. Don bsrer baab.
ON Selb os l1bsfb, o. fan bsrior Sc.
bSmme: "Ses fienber inaen msbieiu
for 9ofe, iaar Gals sner Sasbeb, Der
bar piriet iaa | min
Sohe, Gamilie, Tom Boshee's
eoar coIs German Syrup. =
eibfe 8inter fom en-
S3ebeb. Dame til NIT Gpptbel;
bun leb az polbium
SOrfislslie, % funbe neppe tale. Sea
~fortalte ON German Syrup, at noale
9oier bible bialpe; men bun trOebe
lite paa Ratentmeoicin. Ssa tilbsb
benbe en- Slate, iom, ON ben life bialp.
ffulbe bare fri. Wosle 8aae i,nere
tom bun ttlbase, bstalte for 8laIfen %
iasbs, at bun / 6remtibsn pilbs bolbe
paa ben, ba nosle faa 9pjsr gap 6enb.
Rsbnins.1 ~
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
Gn Misipritaaelie,

Gn Wtisforitaaelie. On Sssut fra
Manoalstanten bar fummet biem efte,
5orlis. San bapOe miitet fit 9si, mel
bette bar belOisuis ~asiureret. Saa fl
ban Sub FRA Gsiuranceasenten i Sri
itiansiano ON, at ban tunbe fomme %
b9pe @ritatninssbelBbet, men "balr
maatte tase 8Olicen meb iis." IGfe
Dag inOianbt @atten fig hos 9lseuteu
Os bapbe meo fig - en- 9Olitibetient.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
Gn fpinoelig Surif.

Gn fOinoelis Snriit. Gn Dame,
DR.. juris gmilie aempin, bar nplis
bespnot at lolbe iuribiife 5orelasnin'
ger peb uniueriitetst / 8iri6. Oct er
fsrite Sang, en- Dame ppcerer Sura Deb
ct ~eurppaif llniueriitet. 5ru Sempin
bar alercoe for lensere 9io iioen / 8ii-
rid aabuet ct juribilf Bureau, Der bar
5ilialer | Berlin % 9teip gort, % buis
5ormaal er at fremme ben i~nternatips
male RetsfOrbinOelie imeaem europa
os Gmerita.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
Zen elOite apinoe | ssien. be

Den Gl0lte &uinoe | Wlen, ben
1~17saarise @nie Marsaretba @reoi9ir,
afsii ben 3bis bs. peb 9pben. Snotil
for iaa gar iiben bauoe bun enonu er.
naret iis ielp peS Saif, % lise til fin
9so beparebe bun en- iorbauieube
GanSsirifbeb.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08

GB- Aaar man oil iiebe biai9e 5amps
lfibssSiuetter til eler ira bet garnle 9aHo,
oa bgr man b%enpenoe fig til Sopeofontos
ret 1925 Gait 8in5ie Street, Chicago, ipnI
or ben rette Ylaos.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08

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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-11

A chainless safety bicycle is the latest
production in cycle manufacture. On
the now wheel tho power y trapsmitted
from tho pedal crank to the rear wheel
by q beyeled gear, aud one Of the chief
merits Of the device is Its simplicity.
Apart from the method Of transmitting
power this bicycle will differ little In
general outline from tho wheels of this
Years pattern. Attached TO the driving
shaft is o beveled gear, made stationary
exactly In the center Of the wheel,
which Is mashed Into o second beveled
gear. which connects with q shaft run
ming 10 tho rear wheel. by similar
gear the power Is transmitted TO the
rear wheel, the beveled gear being at
tached TO the rear axle-
The shaft will be made Of steel tubing.
incased Ia met0llio tube. The geaf-
ing at each end OF the shaft will also be
incased In metallic cap, making the
bearings Of the wheel absolutely dust
proof. The wheel will have ball beer
ings throughout and will be fitted with
O pneumatic tire. This doing away
with the chain makes the wheel con-
siderably lighter and reduces the cost of
manufacture.-New York Telegram.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-11
About as Usual.

Public Spirited Citizen (who has made
sundry donations to colleges and hos
pitals) s)-Any mail Of importance this
morning, William
Private Secretary-Nothing but that
weekly paper from Pennsylvania that
comes every Saturday.
mo circulars or anything Of that
kind~
"No, SIR. Nothing else except three
packs Of begging letters. There wasn't
quite as many Of them this morning as
usual. No work for me today, sir?
Thanks. Then I'll go to the ball game"
Chicago Tribune.