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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-06-04
School Items.

On last Friday night DR.. Scoville,
beautifully entertained small
audience at the Presbyterian
church. Subject, "A man is q man
for, ~ that" This gentleman GER
tainly has noble thoughts, and not
that alone but manner Of eX-
preston, which is truly enchant-
ing. He has wonderful idea of
man, and gave II number of beauti-
tul quotations from his favorite
poets, to show that those produc-
tions which are most beautiful, in
fact those which hold a place in
literature are founded upon nature.
On the whole, the lecture may be,
and is considerded one of the most
beneficial as we'll us interesting
ones ever delivered in Logan.
MUSIC.
Dec.-Waiting by the Gate, Rose
Dicken.
Biog-Lord Nelson, John A.
Wellman.
Ora-Henry Bergh, John Roch-
ester.
Rend-Gladstone, Mary McCray
disqualification in France,
Rnrtho AInNToni,roI
Dec-John Maynard, Clara Hay.
den.
Ora--N0ble Deeds of Women
Mary Smith.
Essay-Plains, John Henderson
Tran-Lulu Lindly.
Dec-The Old Man in the Model
Church, Nell Baker.
Read-Valley Forge, Zoa Stiers
Biog-Thos. Moore, Anna Fox.
MUSIC.
Ora-Notcd Churches, Ella Roch-
ester.
Essay--Ocean Passages to Asia
John Doyle.
Dec-The Surprise Party, Jennie
Mccullough.
Read-Russia's Gratitude to
America, Blanche Acker.
Story-A Nights Experience,
Eva Harrington.
Essay-The Electric Light, Clara
Kanode.
MUSIC.
Ora-Female Politicians, Mary
Hopkins.
Essay-ColoniaI Industry, Thos
Doyle.
Dec-The Ropewalk, A. Green,
Read-Columbus Day, John Orr
Essay-Cuba and it's Resources,
Mona Stinchfield.
Dec--The Classmates, l.. Bright.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-06-04

we cannot hear q provoking word.
Hannah More.
There is certainly something of
exquisite kindness and thoughtful
benevolence in the rarest of gifts
fine breeding. -Bulwer.
Never talk about yourself, your
diseases, your domestics or your
dresses. Talk about your friends
interests, not your own.-Margaret
Fuller.
The truest test of civilization is
not the census, nor the size of cities,
nor the crops; no, but the kind of
men the country turns out.-Emer-
son.
like men who are temperate
and moderate in everything. An
excessive zeal for that which is
good, though it may not be Of
fensive to me, at all events raises
my wonder and leaves me in diff
ficulty how / should call it.-Mon-
taigne.
Nothing would give me greater
delight than to know that for every
sorrow suffered here there will be
II joy somewhere. Nothing could
give me greater delight than to
know that every tear we shed will
become prismatic on the brow of
death.-Col. Ingersoll.
Write your name in kindness,
love and mercy on the hearts of
thousands you come in contact
with year by year and you will
never be observation-disclosures.
The fortunate man is he who,
born poor or nobody, works grad
ually up to wealth and considera-
tion, and having got them dies be-
fore he finds they were not worth
so much trouble.-Charles Reade.
1t is only necessary to grow old
to become more indulgent. l see
no fault committed that / have not
committed myself.-Goethe.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-06-04
Sense And Sentiment.

The less We parade our mis-
fortunes the more sympathy We
command.-Dewey.
How can we expect harvest of
thought who have not had the seed
time Of character ?-Thoreau.
Who dare do all that may be-
come II man and dares no more, he
is Il man indeed.-Shakespeare
TO he right in great, memorable
moments is perhaps the thing we
need most for ourselves.-George
ElOit.
When we read we fancy we could
be martyrs when we come to act
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-06-04
PARLOR AND slTTINa-RooM.
How Ono Family Managed to Have Both
In One.

How Ono Family Managed to Have Both
In Ono.
1t is often a difficult question in or
dering home matters whether to use
the parlor as the family sitting-room
and thereby give it that cozy look of
being lived in, which no other charm
can equal, or to keep it orderly and sa-
cred to visitors, confning the family
litter to other quarters. The conven-
tional reception-room is certainly like
ly to be bit desolate to enter even
when it opens into a more honey" in
terror and yet we do not always want
visitor, who may be merely formal
acquaintance, to come marching
straight into the place where the moth
er is darning stockings, the father is
lying on the lounge, discussing bust
ness and cigars with his big son, where
the kindergarten sister has bestrewn
the table with her mysterious prepara-
tions for ''paper-folding," weaving"
and other littery" employments, and her
sister is trimming a bonnet. There is
big homelille parlor in Chicago where
this problem is pleasantly solved II
is a long room. and the end nearest the
door is furnished like Il drawing room
while the other end-nearer the dining
room, and so nearer the core of family
life--is full of comfortable work ta BILE!
and easy chairs. There is low bool
case across the end wall and broad
lounge whereon to rest and read stands
near. The stray visitor may either bC
restricted to the visitors end or, if it il
so desired, may be gently led into the
home circle.
When there are two parlors opening
into each 9th I with only two portierel
between them, one used for visitors anC
the other as 'living-room, it is
pretty way to let the coloring of the re
ception.room lead up to warmer tom
in the other, as, for example, cream
and pink in one, deepening into ret
and brown, or pale yellow and whit
in the drawingroom against the back
ground OF u sittng-room in gray ant
deep yellow,-Chicago Post.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-06-04
Happy HOOsiers.

VIM. Timmons, Postmaster OF
1daville, Ind, writes: "Electrict
Bitters has done more for me than
all other medicines compined, for
that bad feeling arising from kid
ney and Liver troubie.n John
Leslie, farmer and stockman, of
same place, says: I find Electric
Bitters to be the best Kidney and
Liver medicine, it made me feel
like a new man." ]. w. Gardner
hardware merchant, same town,
says: Observation-Disclosures is Just the
thing for man who Is all run
down and don't care whether he
lives or dies; ;.he found new strength
good appetite and felt just like Ia
had q new lease on life. Only zoe
; bottle, at F. HARRLNGWEfd
Drug Store.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-06-04

Young men are often at loss to
know the best manner of spending
their leisure hours. few suggestions
on this point may be of service. Evil
communications corrupt good man.
ners," and in like manner good associa-
tions exert most beneficial influence
The society of refined and intelligent
lady should always be desired. If you
have true woman for friend, you
have in her rich treasure indeed.
Seek her society whenever praotica BILE,
not necessarily as IA lover, but as an
earnest friend and companion No
matter il you are acquainted with all
her home umuSements, and know all
her songs 10y heart" In her presence
you will lose all relish for vicious pleas
ures, and receive mental and moral i'm
provement N. Y Ledger
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-06-04
NicklepIate News.

The farmers of this place are all
done planting corn.
Miss Hattie Shaw, who has been
working for Mrs. Murphy for the
past few Weeks spent Sunday at
home.
Mr.. A Hatton returned home
last Saturday from Corning where
he spent few days of last week
with relatives.
There was surprise on Miss
Allie Harsh Of calico ridge, last
Saturday evening.
Miss Maggie Engle and Miss
Mary Hatton called on Hattie
Shaw last Sunday.
Mr. Levi Sniff is working for H.
Gompf at Logan.
Miss Blanche Sniff spent Deco,
ration day at Nelsonville.
Otto Shaw visited Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Shaw last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sniff were
buggy riding last Sunday.
Mrs. Frank Shaw's mother is
spending few days her at this
place.
Mrs, Meldrin's new house is neal
ing completion.
Madam Rumor says there will be
a wedding soon, guess who.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-06-04
Electric Bitters.

This remedy is becoming so well
known and so popular as to Eeed
no special mention. All who have
used Electric Bitters sing the same
song of praise.-A purer medicine
does not exist and it is guaranteed
to do all that is claimed Electric
Bitters will cure all diseases of the
Liver and Kidneys will remove
Pimples, Boils, Salt Rheum and
other affections caused by impure
blood.-Will drive Malaria from
the system and prevent as we'll as
cure all Malaria fevers.-For cure
OF Headache, Constipation and In
digestion try Electric Bltters.--
Entire Satisfaction guaranteed, OK
money refunded.-Pricc BOG and $I
per bottle at f, HARnINaTQN'S
drugstore
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-06-04
BuckIens .Arnica saIv.

The best salve In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Hheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap.
ped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
all slim eruptions, and positively
cures piler or no pay required. It
10 guaranteed to give perfect salts.
faction, or money refunded. Price
20 cents per box. For sale by &
zAAL.ALLNGToNa Logan O.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-06-04
Mrs. II. s., East Town st.
For sale by Miller & Case.

"Isn't she Beautifully Occasion
ally one hears this expression, as a
lady with II strikingly lovely com.
pleXion passes along the street.
Certainly! she uses the Famous
Blush of Roses manufactured by
Miss Flora A. Jones, South Bend,
ind.
Supplied by Miller & Case. Price
70 cents per bottle.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-06-04

"Mr blight" said the landlady to
the new boarder, 'if you have finished
your dinner, please leave the table"
II have 10 intention of taking it with
me" growlcd Mr. Blight Detroit
Free Press
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-06-04

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Jan. 25, 1880
The Lunar Medical Co.
DEAR SIRs:-I was in very poor
health for eight years, and my hus-
band spent hundreds of dollars for
medicines and physicians fees; but
1 received more benefit from two
bottles of Lunar-29 than 1 have
from all the medicines L used be-
fore.
Mrs. II. S., East Town st.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-06-04

The publishers of "Tales From
Town Topics" have evidently eX-
erted themselves to infuse all the
freshness and fragrance Of the
month Of roses into No. of the
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-06-04

Daily. Daily except Sunday. Meals
/ Sunday only.
Through Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars on
night trains to Chicago.
The only line running parlOr cars between
Toledo, Columbus, and Ohio River-Scat
fare only % cents.
Rates via the Buckeye Route are always as
| low as via any other line.
| For rates, maps, and other information,
| write w, II. Fisher, General Passenger and
| Ticket Agent, Room 81, Deshler Block, Col
umbuS Ohio.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-06-04

Store in Gimble Block. All kinds
of seasonable fresh meats and
poultry of the best quality always
on hand. Honest dealing guaran-
teed, and prices reasonable. Give
me trial.
GEORGE HEINE
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-06-04

series, which has just appeared.
There are many stories In which
the captivating characters are
placed in an environment of sum-
mer scenes, with the sea or noun
tains for u background, and the
poetry and wit of the volume all
contain more or less of the gay and
vernal spirit that distinguishes
nature in this season of pleasurable
pastime. AS summer book,
"Tales From Town Topics, No. d"
is a refreshment, and will add ma
terially to the gayety of the hot
weather, Town Topics, 81 West
Twenty-third Street. New York.
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-06-04
DruntEcnneGs, or the LIIunr AIabIt, Posi-,
NSeAZ Cured by administering Dr.
EAntBea' Golden Specific.

"H1HHHHtH VHUIU01fI SElt'VIIVs
IT 10 manufactured aB powder. which can be giver
IN gIans OF beer cup Of cohee or tea. in food
Wthout the knowledge fthe patient It 10 absolutely
MARI harmless. and viii effect permanent and speedy
cure, Gu Whether the patient 10 moderate drinker
az nlcohonc wreck. It ha1 been given in Thousands
oi cases. and in every instance perfect has fol-
logWeu; AZ never Falls. The system once impregnat.
Wth the Speeihoit becomes an utter mpossibility
'oa a 1nS ne appetite 70 exist Cures guaranteed.
SOLDEN sPECIFIoCO..lS 80 RNec St. .Cinelnnatl.0
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-06-04

CHARLEY-"Yes Harry I've given
her up all on account of her com
pleXion.
HARRY-Pshaw! buy bottle of
the famous Blush of Roses of Mil
Ter & Case. My wife's face looked
much worse than Nellie's before
using it,"
The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-06-04
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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1892-06-04

10 acres of land in Washington
Twp. Hooking Co., O., one mile
from Ewing. Goud house, barn
and out buildings, orchard, well
watered, and in good repair. Terms
easy. This is an excellent stock
farm.
so acres Of land in Benton town,
ship on Big Pine Creek, onp-half
from post-office, store, blacksmith
shop. Good house, barn and out
buildings. All under cultivation
- acres bottom land. Price, $500.
One-third cash, balance in pay
ments.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
Nrfan 3.
TamDfiebel SrDlDiipu.
Wte6ena

S~altpfje0el GrplDHGli. Nte0ens
eli Gel Sci 5armere penteOe pna at fac
i'm Suene malet / Saltpus Mtplle i 8es
tbel, erpluoerebe 8amptjeoelen, og a
Terioner brebtes Dieblitfeli9. 9igene
bar b~ositapelis reune iitpffer. st nor
itaaenoe SGrtsbns lagbes / Tuiner.
Gre DrGbtes. Gn &Onitabel oeb
Noou SObn Serb sit ben Cite bs. til
England ipr at arreItere Ne9ercn Scamp
Siscoe. 9enne p9 andre gtcsre bret
Sonitabelcn bort ira Suiet. GGite Dag
fom 6oro i9jen meb en- anoen &onitas
bel, men Sc mpbte baarbuaffet Mob-
Itanb, % Serb blep ifubt / Siben p9
Nrmen al Siscpes Spn. De maatte
perpaa trGffe Jig tilba9e, men no9le iao
Sa9e ~Ieltere fom cit Ggbel6ob oerber,
og uuber 5urip9ct paa at arreitere Siss
coe blep oenle, &pnen % SGunell
orR6te.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
Torifielltgt.

GOIoruous Q9erbru9SproOutter i 2las
ret 1891 baboe cu 8Grbi al $52, 900,
600, % 8jer9uartsproouttern en- 8arbi
al &33, 4 OOO.
- ct. qouis pr9aas man III meb
Den Tnnfe at uoIfibe 6oeoe birette til
europa. Gn 8el promincnte 5orret.
niugsmGno tror, at, 6pis oct 0aar an
at transporter 6pebe meb "gS6olebnf"
8ampere fra DULUTH til 2iuerpoOl,
iaa mao bet 9aa an at 9jsre bet famine
meaem Ct. 9ouis % 2%tuerpool. Oct
piloe uei fbrit bliue ~npouenoigt at fore.
tage Ell Gel "SmprOpements" paa WiiS'
IisIippi 5looen, p9 be, Der CT IntereS.
iereoe | oeune Ylar, bar berior beuueuot
Zig til Resjerirsens SnBenisrer, Tom
bar S~perppipnet mteo 8esrlerins a
Wislisiippi.
Gn bctjeuot SutterimportGr
Geiu g)ort paaitanr, at Claus Spredels,
ben betjenote Sutterfon9e / Gan 5rana
cisco, bar iluttet fig til Su.fers 9ruitet
meO tit Sutterrafiraberi Bbilaoelpbia.
Gin Sutferiorretniu9 | Gan 5ranciscc
bebploer ban ielp, men bet 9iltritt, in.
ben bpiItet ban fan iel9e Gutter, ital
Dog oHre betpOelig inoifrantet.
Sra aeOfuf, Soma, berettes, al
ben beru9renbe oemOtratilte MoboC
Sarif Heform Club bar enitemmig no.
taft fig / 5apsr af 8aUio .. Sil iOm
oemofratiit REORGANIZATION. Stem.
ningen blauot 9emofraterne | ben Del
al Staten iDnes mer % mer at blipe
sunltis for Sia.
- Zen r~usiiIte Re9ierius bar siens
mem i'm OnIulara9ent iSan 5rancisco
aumooet 8oliti6eieui 3enper, Colorado,
on at nrreItere 5ppene, iom ben Lite
Gee. Itjal $4,000 / @~ulbrubler fra
bet offentlige Stattammer / Si6irien.
Re9ierin3en ignes at pGre fommen pau
Spor efter, at 3puene reiite Retnins
al ben f~ineIiite Granoie, os at be ira
Ell ~fineiilt Saun er reiit til be 5orenebe
Stater. Zen ipues o9iaa at baue Miss
tanfe ON, at be uiloe butte op ! Genoer.
IS alabama CT 8riien paa Bonn:
ulo 9anet laa neb, al 8Omulosplanternt
CT naIten fortoilebe berOoer. "a en-
5armer peO Raon g. Saa / Coffee 60.
6prte, at 8rlfen paa Sumulo itabis gil
neb, bleo ban iaa iortoilet, at ban gil
ben Og 6r9nbte fin 8omulo os tos 81
pct al zig. Gn anoen Jarmer peb Gapr
Sobn 8iQiams fra 2imeItone faiteSe I'll
Somulo / Off 5looen, ba ban life pilot
i9lse ben for ben bam bubte laoe Rris
- 5orleben Niten anbolbt TO Stra
tenrspere en- S%poruosn / Jresno, gali
i~ornia. Den enc al Rsperne bOlot Se
itene, meoens ben anoeu meo ipano
8suOluer tuans &isreren til at uole
pere aasien, Der fun inbebolbt s5. 81
al be ire 8asiaserer, en- armenier, ita
Sopebet ubisiennsm 8inbuet for at ie
bpab Der fOresif. De enc az Rspern
ienbte bam en- Hiitolfusle os iaarso'
BAN osoelig.
@upernsr 9oole I Montana os Gu
pernsr gattiiun i genniploania bar iib
ite llse ubitebt Trotlamationer, | built
be OpfOrorer be reipeitiue Staters Sno
bpsssre til at poe Sibras til ben BUN
grenbe 2anbbeioltnins / Ruslano.
De 5oreneoe Staters GRANDEUR
/ Bolton bar anila9et 9ouiiiaua 2Otter
9pmpaniets Gmbsosmano for at bap
0pertraabt goitlopsne. gn 3eputp
WarihaQ err reiit til &ew Orleans 70
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
u uslan0.

fra 0nngers0itrlfterne bar Slas
bene iiolte ll9e baut me9et iad triite Gis
terretninger. Oct itdl I'LL URre me9ei
lettere at tranpportere Qeuretsmioler
t6i Seiene er / me9et beOre Stano END
ueo Se9pnoelIen al Sinteren, oa De bar
u4iten uIremtommeligc. Set nntaBes,
at Srn9ersbiitritterne er foripneoe meo
2eunetSmioler npf til Barren.
8e9jeringen bar opgipet 8lOuen ON
at gjsre aruftnnItren9etier meo Sp9a
nin9en al ben iibirilfe ssernbane, oa Del
III life anlees for %ugouenbist at 9iue %
bungrenoe Bomber 8eIjaiti9elie paO
oeuue Mtaaoe. De puabegDnote Dele
al Sern6anen oil bllue iuloigrte meo b
alminOeli9e Nrbeiostr9iter. 9ette So
reta9enoe iluger aarli9 Ell o9 en- balr
MllIipn Hnbler.
Hegjeringen bar beoilget 60 @tiaio'
rer &ubler til llooeliu9 blanot Be gieo-
lioenoe / Suugetsoiitrifterne.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
Stalien n.

Hom bjemI6gtes pen CITE os. al en- al
De melt pbefeg9enoe S~loebranbe, gpen
bar bapt paa lang 5io, ibet 9antenelo's
fore Melma9uiin lasbes / aite. 9a
Der life bar nuget Saab ON at rebbe
benne 8psuiug, inoitrantebe 8ranb.
m%anbIfaberne iig til at reboe be cms
trinsitaaenoe 8psninser. llnber Slbes
branben beritebe ben itsrite Spbioielie
8pen, os Snoeuri9sminiiter NicOtera
ilebe ! Spioien iOr en- 9rOppeaibelins
til Branitebet % sap periOnlis SOlba.
terne 8eialins til at bolbe be tilitrsms
menbe 5olfemasier tilbase fra granb.
itebet. 9abet ital bore opermaaos
tort.
G~rfebiifop Srelano fra ct. 8aul
Minn., anfom til Som ben lite b
Sans Snfomit bleu fray melbt gapen
9enne loo bam oerpaa mebbele, at bar
itebie bar peltOmmen i gatifanet, % al
bet uilbe globe Iauen at unberbOloe fig
meb Grtebiifopen ON SfOleipsrssmaa'
let ug andre Eager ~peorgrenoe ben ia.
tbolite &irfes gsliaro / be 5orenebt
Stater.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
WGoiont 6otelbrano.

en- l5rgelig lllptfe benote / Retu
Dorf fOrrige Ssnoag Ror9eu, ioet Sos
tel Ropal paa CITE Qpe. o. 40Se @aoe
TOM / 8rano o. brGnbte lioe til @runos
mureri, bporUeo IL al 6ote0ets 165
@iaiter miiteoe 2iUet, % mango ilere
III farii9e Brdnoiaar. Sloeu opoass.
oes iBrit / Gleontoraabningen n1iteH
ianltloig al ben ON Rntten tjenitgje'
renoe Waaitiuiit o8 en- paa ben auoen
SIDE al @aoeu boenoe gerion; men oct
Ter no til, at oisie bleu inn iorltrRfteoe,
at be life gau 8rnuOa1arm. Gn treble
Yeripn, iom tiIi9lbigUis tom iorbi so.
tcaet, Git til n1rmeite 8ranbitntion o.
gap Ndnrm. 3et tog Ell Stun6, Isrero
Braucfolteue antom, o. imiolertio bapos
Sloen, TOM pan @runo al ben iUrRloe6e
Bpgnln9smaabe baooe Iaaet ri9elig Rr'
ring, grebet me8et ON iig os llo9 mart
no iSjennem 3aget. 3e al Seuneu
uRtfeoe @jaiter itprte6e MOB g~inouerne,
oa Reoning gjennem Irapperne pnI
umulig, og faiteoe fig bOpeofuls neO pea
@aoen. Sem 9erioner hog iis berpeh
libel. 8e al BrauOiolteue meobragts
Stiger bar altiUr forte, iaa 6iRiterue
/ iemte Gtose baoOe at pqlge imeaem
enten at inoe6rGnoe eaer at ~reiifere ii
2iu oeo at fate fig neO paa bet lienlaste
5ortoug. De at gUuen iorefreune Rec,
uin9sIti9er man9leoe ogiaa, ua9tst BDg.
ningsinipettGren bapoe ailagt 20 paa,
at potelet par ioriDnet meO be ngopens
Oige Re0riusstiser. Dan er uu ARE.
iteret for Meneo. 6oteIet bauoe ON.
firing 40 itaoise Gjaiter, Seiten oar
5ilreiienoe eller ~iaaoanne, iom tom for
1ilialoet eIer i Selitab meo 8uinoer al
ilet Rpgte % ~itanoieoe Ratten oper. Oct
antnses, at Der ben Nat bar mango al
iioitnaunte alasie. sli De II umfomne
8eriOuer bar IL aoinoer O9 6 Wano.
On bel 8el geriOner James, men bet
auta9es, at cisie er reooeoe.
Sotelet bar bpsget for % aar iibsn
os bapoe en- garOi at $4,000. Rpss
tepis berettes, at Slosn pal paaint al
en- 8aferfone.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
Tramfriae.

Den rms life 0encral bon SasiprO
ianbtes ben 12te os. ifaot / SOtel OIL
2pupre i @aris. 0tan troebe igrit, at
Der i~orelaa ct Selomoro, men ienere
bar BET piit ii8, at ban er blepen mDrs
BET. Oct %anta9es, at ban er ialoen
ipm ct Offer for gtibiliiterne. 5orrige
gtar b8oe ben ~rusitife oiplomatlite
Nsent i 4aris, @ereral Seliueritou,
unSer famine ~mi5tGnfelige SmitanOi8s
1eoer. Spirit troeoe man, at ban bauoe
Ituot ia, men ~ienere 6lep Set g~oot9iort,
at en- 9olnf peo Ntaou 9aolepfi, Ell
~Ianatiif Nibiliit, Bnuoe mproet Genera
len. Mor6cren bleu imu9let no al
5ranfri9e os tOm til be 5Ureneoe Sta
ter, boor ban for fort 9ib iiben / Snn
antplio, 3eras, erteu be9it Selumurb
eaer bleu mgroet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
y { 10 0prf.
Observation-Disclosures Con.

6orfGagcligbeOenS Con. @tiis
Spnila Sherman bar en- al be p~atreite
Hi9er / Seneca Sails. Sun bar itult
al fine 5sbber, ipm bar imau, men bun
pilbe 9jerne iaa Dem mjnbre % bru9te
Sfo, ionn pnr altipr iman, 9isie be.
oirtebe, at bun fit inb9roeoe Mc9le, Der
ioraaria9eoe en- Sp9opm / ScneIc, TOM
De bD9ti9ite 2n9er life funoe turcre.
9nn bleO iaa ip9, at bun life tuuoe 9na,
o9 %tilillt bleo Bet ngOocnoi9t at ompus
putere be99e 60ooer for at recbe benoes
9ip.
iii ben bemofratiife Statsfunpen
ton, TOM ufgolpes / gtlbanp ben 22Oc
oS., bar Der optil i 2Dron9s ool9t LOG
9ele9ater. 9tf oisie er 100 for 6iQ for
Decentralization % 6 for Glepelanb.
TepnblifanIf Seier. s 9irsOags
bolotes Sal9 paa 2Oiun SuperptiOrs.
s 20 Counter palgtes 362 Supsroiz
TORS. gi oisIe er 24S 6epublitnnere
% ia 0empfrater. 8eo 8al9et
1891 ual9tes i famine Counter 1919
&epublitauere o9 1913 9emOfrater.
Den republifanite Majoritet al SO
1891 er III fprG9et til 1874.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

men bliper f%orfaitet az Suist, od ben
rspublitauite Caucus bar b~eiIuttet at
boloe fat oeo grobibition. +,
Ssnator Smith ira Bapeto County
bar Osiun iremiat ct Gorilas ont at iuo+
bsfe Gtaien | aonsrssOitritter. Oct
oeter ben / fa9enos 7titritter:
lite 7iitriit. See. Ban Burnr, 5es NoiHss,
oenrn, Seiisriou, goutia, Baibtusiou o.
Sobuston Counter.
2ost 7itritt. RRseatine, Scott, CEDAR.
Clinton, Gone; o. Jndion Counter.
3ois 7iitritt. Dubuque, 7elaiuare, Blu.
honaa GlagtOn Jopstte, alama'ss %
Binnsibid Counter.
Abe 3iltritt. 8%iadbapi Brunop, 5aroiH,
8rsmer, Butter, 5raHtltu, Gbidaiaiu, iSlopo,
gerro @oroo, SoDnro, Rithel o. gsortb
Counter.
ste 3iitritt. 2inn, Benton, lama, Mar.
ibaG, Soma, goUeibif o. 5aspsr Counter.
Ste 7iitrtit. 1auis, appauois, Bapslo,
Monroe, 2icas, aeotu'. Wabaifd % Marion
Counter.
7oe 7iiriit. @arreu, Raotiun, Qoair,
Bolt, Dallas, Guthrie % StorD Counter.
soe Thrift. 8apue, Iecntur, Btug9olO,
IaDlor, gnse, s5remout. GIarf, Linton,
Goanns, ~Niontgomero % Nia5 Counter.
Doe 2iitritt. Gois, ~Eottupnttnmie, aubu.
bon, Sbelbp, Sarriiou, Carroll, GraiuiOro
on WOuoua Counter.
10oc 7iitriit. Bone, Greene SdmiltoH,
Bebiter, Calhoun, @rigbt, paHeof, goca.
boutas, 5umboIt, ggtuHsGaao, Rosintb, gaIo
Vito % Gmmet Counter.
lite 7iitritt. Sac, Boa. @uco6uru,
8uenn @iitu, GbeToIer, glpmonth, Giap,
0'8ricn Siour. 3idniou, Csceola og qpOu
Counter.
ri oisie Giitritter oiloe bet IGrite,
anoet, treble, ilette Og nienOe 6liUe be-
mOfrntiite, bet iierbe, femte, ipuenoe,
ottenOe, tienoe O8 cllsote republifanite.
5 oct ieulte % eIlepte 2iitritter piloc
Dog Bartierne bliue nniten lige ltRrfc.