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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-03-01

Gem Hotel--I. Ostreicher. Pro-.
prietor.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-03-01

N Ew r o. DAY. .
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1892-03-01

Protect your weak eyes from the
Injurious effect Of sun aud snow glare
~ getting q pair of dark glasses at
Muller's.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-07-07
Lava and Ashes,

The people of the City of Mexico
and the surrounding country have
been in a state of terror for the past
two days on account of the repeated
shocks of earthquakes. The first shock
occurred Friday night and lasted
eighteen seconds, the vibrations from
southwest to northeast. Glass in the
windows was broken, the plastering
in many buildings was cracked. Hun
dreds of people took refuge in the
streets. AT daylight Saturday morn
ing the second shock occurred, caus-
ing great disaster. No less than 100
buildings were completely wrecked
and several persons were seriously
injured. None were killed.
Since then several shocks have been
felt. The Colima volcano, south of
the city, is in active eruption and
throwing out great volumes of sui
phorous smoke and lava.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-07-07
Masked towards.

Early Monday morning fifty masked
men went TO the residence of Mrs.
Mccormick. widow, residing about
two miles from Brownstown, Ind,
and entering the house, they blind
folded the old lady. They entered
the room of her son Frank, and
blindfolding him, they took him to
tree near by, and placing rope
around his neck, they commanded him
to tell what he knew about the murder
of Carl w. Doerr, who was. foully
murdered near that place eight weeks
ago. Mccormick refused to make
reply, when the foreman of the
masked men ordered the rope thrown
across the limb of the tree and Nc
Cormick was pulled into the air. Ne
was allowed to hang and was then
lowered to the ground and again asked
to tell what he knew. He still refused
to speak, when the rope was taken
from mis- neck and he was tied to q
tree, after which the crowd dispersed.
Mccormick was found in the position
described by neighbor, who released
him. His f.ce and neck are horribly
swollen and the skin on his neck was
torn b. the rope.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-07-07

The very large excess of males in
1890 is readily accounted for by the
increased number of immigrants who
have come to this country since 1870,
over three-fifths of the entire number
OF Immigrants being males. In an
alyZing the results of distribution of
population according to native and
foreign born, it is seen that 14.77 per
cent. of the population in 1890 are
foreign born, as against 1882 per
cent in 1873.
The colored element of the popula-
tlon, including Chinese, Japanese and
civilized Indians, as we'll as persons Of
African descent, represents 1920 per
cent. of the population in 1890. The
relatively decreased per centage of
colored persons in 1870, as compared
with 1860 and also with 1880, is due
to the deficient census of 1870 in the
southern states.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-07-07

MR. JAMES BERRY, retired hang
man of England, has record of one
hundred and eighty-three hangings.
He Is now delivering lecture through
England, in WHICH he condemns CAPT
Tai punishment. His chief reason is
that murderers are insane at the time
OF the deed and truly repentant when
tney come to be hanged. Mr.. James
berry's repentance is better late than
never. If every hangman and other
executioner in Christendom would
quit officiating at judicial killings
Che state would soon quit killing MUIR
derers and dispose of them in some
more civilized way.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-07-07

The fishery buildings on the Worlds
Fair grounds were struck by lightning
during the heavy storm Wednesday
night. Waterman Casey was tempo
rarily stunned by the flash, which did
not, however, do much damage. 1t
was rumored that the government
building was on fire, but the report
was without foundation. During the
storm Charles Wolfe, who was living
on the deck of a yacht, was blown into
the lake and drowned.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-07-07
cannons Owned by Columbus.

Two OF the identical cannons which
were at one time mounted on board
christopher Columbus flagship were
received at the Pennsylvania depot in
chicago. The cannons are of ancient
ana clumsy pattern and nothing but
the body of the guns remains, the
woodwork having rotted away centu-
RES ago. These historic old pieces
nave been secured for exhibition at
the Worlds Fair. One of the naval
omcers detailed for work in connec-
tlon with the exposition found tho
relcs at one of the West Indian
islands The government prizes the
cannon as the best exhibits vet securad
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-07-07

The backward East is being stimu-
lated to use inventions to supply the
manifold wants of her teeming mill
ions. The English for long time
after the conquest seemed to prefer
to furnish India with all needed
manufactures beyond the very simple
native contrivances in use for untold
centuries. Industrially the Hindoos
are behind their neighbors, the Chi
nese, and great deal is to be accom-
plished to place them on the same
industrial plane. What is wanted is
the employment of better tools, and
the more extended use OF machinery
to assist In the preparation, manipu-
latlon and manufacture of tea, indi-
go, cotton, and the other products of
the great peninsula. The movement
Is of peculiar interest to Americans
Tor the reason that if entirely sue
cessful it may affect the production
OF cotton and the manufacture and
export Of the raw article as we'll as
the export and sale Of the manufact-
ured product.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-07-07

LANE THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY, OF
Cincinnati, is bent on achieving
orthodoxy. Lane, in brief, is going
to have all the professors examined
every three months to see If they still
adhere to the dogmas of the demon.
1nation to which Lane belongs. That
church is one of the conservative sort
and Is already preparing to deal re-
lentlessly with DR.. Briggs and other
alleged heretics. Christianity has
led the world into broader thinking
without losing the great distinctive
fundamental doctrines of Christ.
The danger to Christian truth in this
age is not so much from perverted
doctrine as total lack of doctrine. and
the negation seems rather one of the
practical life than the apprehending
reason.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-07-07
Fever and SmaIIpox

Inc rainy season has brought an epi.
demlc OF smallpox in Mexico In the d.
trict OF Sultepec the malady is spread.
ing alarmingly among the children
twenty deaths from that cause were
reported on June goth. There 90" are
Iuliy zoo cases in the city of Mexico
Inc death rate during the past few
days has been increasing RAPIDLY
There are also number of cases 81
yellow fever at Vera Crpx,
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-07-07
Disastrous Storm Ink.n..

60 "a telegram from Eldorado. Kas
o oays' "A severe wind storm ac,
G pohpanled by heavy thunder and
ststa s'i ny. visited this part of the
in tb;s FRIDAY oi,' The Windsor hotel.
hnt tn iisa cl'y, was struck by lightniny
a ~, ,iltle damage was done. 4 l;uass,,,
w vau,e ana the Herald office az iona.
, Manoa We're moved twenty feat "T
l;v;no foundations. Otis Tabinr
nn nt.g near Leon, was out n H.
s ~. ID his fathers pasture whan ~ u,s
I ,;nl came up and was strncL t hv
hghtning and killed '''"cA TX
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-07-07

The late earthquake in California
Is made the occasion of some solid
preaching by the press of that State
upon the necessity of better building
construction. The San Francisco
Chronicle, calling attention to the
fact that the effect of the shocks was
greatest in the small towns in the
interior where the construction of
buildings was most defective, holds
that "the proper way tc build houses
and stores and similar structures is
to put good materials into them and
to put them together strongly" 1t
contends that "brick walls, which
are only two bricks wide and held to-
gether with mortar which is little
better than sand, cannot be expected
to stand against an earthquake, and
that such was the character of
many of the buildings that were
injured is apparent The Chronicle
concludes In strain of practical
sense: IAN earthquake is bad enough
and terrible enough at best, and
there is no need of making 1t worse
than It Is by attributing to it results
which are due primarily to defective
construction.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-07-07
Mr. BIaine.'s Successo,

Inc senate Wednesday afternoon
P Rop confirmed the nomination Of
oonh w. Foster to be Secretary 80
s.ale, ana the president has signe4 b;s
commission. This is probably the s
' Thlon ns, case of the kind on record
Mr. ne action action of the senate in confirming
49, Az osters nomination almost imme'
ula.eiy upon its reception and withnm,
reierehce TO the foreign relations com
h h'.see is almost without precedent &c
heretofore it has been cpstomarm as
tive s"s, .his honor for senator's in ac
Office. Nominated for
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-07-07

1T appears that the Board of Lady
Managers is taking lively interest
In the erection of a hotel to be ten
anted "by women exclusively" This
would apparently bar out members of
the Board Of Ladies exclusively.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-07-07

ALLEN FoRMAN, editor of the Jour
nalist, who confesses himself a cigar
ette-smoker, says the worst feature"
or the habit is inhaling the smoke.
This is very common mistake. The
worst feature of the cigarette habit is
Its unspeakably nasty stencil
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-07-07

PITCHER Stage, it seems, has sign
ed with the Chicago University as
Professor of Athletics. If Inventor
Edison can be prevailed upon to take
charge of the electrical department
OF the Chicago University, the bat
terry, SO to speak, will be complete.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-07-07
Oh 1uka Rrporttr.
Published Every Thursday at
IUKA, MISS

A GEORGIA town has an ordinance
Imposing a fine Of IS for shouting
Snakes" within the corporate limits.
The conyivial aldermen are, growing
sensitive.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-07-07

TIE Sixth Avenue Railroad Com
pany, Of New York, has leased its fran
chise to corporation for 800 years.
The renewal clause probably reads
for one year longer than eternity.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-07-07

THE new comet is said to have an
unusually large and numerous tail.
If ever the cobwebs are to be swept
from the sky now is the time. The
proper implement is at hand.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-07-07
An'l-lottery Legislation

a special from New Or,as.
passed '', : In; ;ne general assembly bas
not t'I h. = n oill whereby lotteries w uas
Dece ~ allowed in the state 49, -,
0'olnper 5lst, 1898. e'ser
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-07-07

WHILE numbers Of American stu
dents 90 abroad yearly to complete
fhoiS studies in special branches in
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-07-07
Census Figures.

The census office at Washington has
issued advance sheets of a bulletin
containing the following statistics:
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1892-07-07

the great universities of Germany,
England, Scotland, France and Italy,
it must also be remembered that the
advance in the character of our own
universities has not been without
recognition on the other side. An
examination of recent university
catalogues shows that practically
every civilized nation in the world is
represented by students now in
America. In single great institu-
ton, the University of Pennsylvania,
there are students from twenty
eight foreign countries. The Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology
alone shows students of eighteen ma
tionalities, seventeen are represented
in the University of California
fifteen in both Harvard and Yale
fourteen at Cornell and Michigan
ten at Princeton, nine at Lehigh
and two each in Brown and Yves
leyan. Even remote countries lik
Japan send many students here, Val
having this year seven Japanes
students, the University of Penn
sylvania six, Cornell five, Harvar
four, and many other colleges one {
T two. Our excellent professions
courses are the attraction to most {
these foreigners, the University
Pennsylvania medical and dent;
schools showing to-day seventy-fly
foreign students, chiefly Europeans.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-20
On iprGeIig SernbantulDffe

bGnote tloli9 Sgubns Wor9en peo Rel
ION Station, liot sitenipr sleranoria,
ioet ct 6ra9ttrrn pno @rrai NCrtbern
8aneu itrote iammen mco ct 9OuItrnt'
tioustrRn, / bpis Gabooie 10 Nrbsiosre
JOB. Gn At oisie ~uadoneoe o9 boppeos
al iDrsno Gammeuitgoet ianot Steo.
5tror efter lllptteu ioteot bet Slb
8pgneus, o. ale brGnote til Nife. 6
Nrbelosre br9btes peo Snmmeultsoet
cutr brGnote libel unoer 8o9nene. Ge'
fen blep mere eller minore leml2Iteoe
elIer iorbr4note.
Ge 9rrbte er fslgenoe: Nils 8.
GOtfcn ira IlcrouOrio, SObn Gn9itranb
% SGn ga Sprnee Sill, Brgoreue DIE
oa Gbdii Wnttion fra Siatis, % @r,
buIs Napn man life fjeuoer.
De GcmIritebe err: Gmbroie See,
9bomos @eld, 9utrid Sanupn, 9aoib
Heeo % Sabu DRUMMER.
NGrmere Splpsninger ON, tuem Der
Stploen for benne ipr9elige
mou9ler.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-20
Sprifielligt.

-
Sfi. iorre enb e5 Watre',r er Tnoer
foitt Stibsfartinipn pm'Omre Ueo Glib
prno p0u be tore 3uoisrr. % N{eit'
ueitsr gift puoer meb Eampcren "gSelts
ern Reisrpe," IS meo "0llder" % 10
mso 8ampbnrtcn "Mai6na." 3Gos'
liiien sr itgrrt enb pon mango Nnr.
Eob.t paa Sfibsetenbom "a 6ra9t be'
lob fig til $2,050,000. Zen uar't.
Storm, man bar bapt / Wtanosmtnoe,
forsfom | CitOber, ba % 5nrtster gu
~tilbunos % " 9eripner. Sra ben 2io
til SniouenS Gnoe par 8siret na'brlot
itormiulot % be ileite S%trnuoins.r bar
iuuoet Steo iiben ben lib.
- Gu Reaerout paa Rsformfolen I
Neu Seriep bar fait.t / 63 9u9e ilorr
al haze ben minofte M,r al osune LANCE
Sultetur.
- Streiferne | Spmeiteno nnrnnbsr
M belle 2nnbst IN 8lorn9 Tor 'lne fnts
ti9e Weolemmer. Der CT 2lS 6nm''
lier, ialt 1000 Yerioner, | tor Nso.
- The Swift Packing Company |
Gbicaoo itnl efter Sprlpoenoe baos tjgbt
Grunc.ienOOm / Clinton, Soma, boor
Sompaniet oil onlrs0e ct tort 6lsl's'
ueoialteri.
8. .. GnberiOn, en- rig aupgcp'
orptter u9r 9pmon, @aih., er Iporlelt
ioripuroen, % bans 6umllie Irp9ter
Tor, at ban er bleoen mDroet.
@ntipn Glib, 6S Gar, bsoe fur'
lsoen / Orange, %. q. pa 8or8crtris
gen %beepnots, bar ban i Gorretnin9
Ct. 2ouis. San lob osngung, uoen
minoits 9aranti, llnionsarmeen ian
8arer o9 Ben9e til Ell 8elOb al en-
Wtiaion Dollars, ps ban bar ben f0rIte
/ Bpen, iom BETTE Stiernebdnueret ira
lin SD9ring, meoens en- raIeroe Sole
bob iamleoes nbenfpr pa trueos BAN
mec 9eoen, bots ban life tOs 6ln9st
neo isjen.
- Sobn Yeal bar / ben ierere 9io
ioretaset uoitrufte llpsrnpnin9er / Oms
egnen at &i6mono, Snbinno, og funoet
ell Mnn9oe mennelfeli9e Gtcletter. Sos
uebifallerue er AT o9loige Gmian9 og
ipnes at babe tilbsrt Wicnueiter, Der
bar baot Ell 6Bioe of minoit s SOB.
llnoer en- Sloebrnuo iorleoen gtat
/ ct &pitbus / Union 9art, Wtinn, ms
oebrGuote Wtrs. Sennie Sans, benoes
4anri9e Sgn o9 en- 5aarig Gnttcr.
- 5nbritanterne al Rcmiu9ton Sfris
uemnitine, gSpcpff, Seamuus d Bene'
Dict i Nep Yorf, iitreoe lia ben iorite
Observation-Disclosures, iOm prGs
9eoeS / NtDuten / Ebilaoelpbia. De
betolte $4,000 for ben, bette er lamb
iDnligois ben bBieite Yris no9enliuoe
betolt for Ell Mtpnt.
-S2sbet al iprrioe Waaneb ubisrtes
fra De 6preueoe Stater Brso'toffe Tor
Iclseuoe 8rrbier: 8pa, %$1O3,33l;
Wtais, $1,6S5. $50; Matsmel, $78,5S1;
SABRE, s23,643; Sapremsl, $9,434;
NI9, $1O3,741; Soeoe, ~$9,l99,827;
Spcbemel, $6,247, 326; ialt tilen 8eroi
al $17,450, 942.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-20
Gn glGbelig SnI
tilpnitcS ale "Tecprob Yolten"s
Gbpnnenter % 2Giere.
sra @aibington.
,nsianer.a ommisHouar Moraan

ANttuHtt- tttHW "'fhN"''
bar tilieuot Subenri0sminiitcriei en-
Stripelie, bporai bet %iremeoar, at en-
&riic or naoet meo Ssn'pu I'll Arbeioet
for Snoiauerbsrus Speraael'e. Son
fioer, at 8ureauet er uoe al Stano til
al pprctbplpe 8eitemmrlierre | 9ooen
Of 1890. ipm iororer Snoiancrbprnenes
9il~tcoeprrslie I De oi Hc9ieringcn op'
retteee Stolcr. Gen, WUradu o%nfrrer
fcre Sili1loe, buor &~c9icrinacns &e'
preieutauter, Snoinneraeentcrne, er
blepuc ur9tet 9potabeo. San tror lille
paa 9~lupsucelicn al 0tngt, men bon
meuer, al &eoicrinnen buree pt'e Sn'
biducrne, at bet er glppr meb Saaen.
Manee At 9uNjanerne, Tiger ban, er
unoer SuoHpotIie al baarIi9e % upl'
beuoe Mrrn "a nrgter at Ienoe tine
@rru til Siolen. Stsriteocleu al be
moouiaioe Suoinuere er imjolertio ielo
upioeuoe o. or imoo. al 8prrene oporas
ees pao en- aroeu Wlonoe, enb DC ielp
er blepet oct.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-20

De fommer fra be beoite Siosltiuin9er,
- pi bar Garmer., 8an,boloers, gag
mfrr,re, aisbm1ub, etc, ION aus er
msot saa famine Steb / famine 2isnisc.
& senne 6%oybinbslie u1na leS
meO et Bar Orb bsitrius Snitttutet
Us Cm9iuelisrne. Sp8ningen li9Ssr
saa en- imuf glabs paa 6jCrnet AZ 5ts
Street os SprinS GOsnus | ben noro'
petlis. Gel Of 8gen. gpsntn9en er
to Gtnser bsi meb 8aisment, % oa Den
er bpssst alsne I bstt. 2ismso, er Den
iaa fomplet Og fulcIrnbig | I'm Sno'
refining, Tom ben fan pnre. Den ops
uarmes ueo Camp, os 8~panin8srS orr
t~itettpni1te Stil er n9rmelt sOtllt rleo
ct 5nurn, Der brper fig fra BET lDos'ts
ligt 6iFrre us brrer cit prlotg Sub
tu9le ug 5lagitang, iOm fan lees ira
naIten aIe 3ele al 8pen. Der or to
Suoaan9s til lite Gtage Ell ira Oct
ipopitlig. Sjsrns os en- fra ben b'tli9e
Sioe. Gen isrite 'srer irb til Se'tp'
rerens 8pntor, hopr ou til enbper lib
paa 8agtn pg inotjt al. 8 often oil
iiuoe bette fore neutrality-suspicious.
penli9e ug imsoetommenoe screenings
DEF SIR. 6. 3. MUrcom % bans Ass
~IiItent, Wr. 9. O. 8uder. grreliet
er belast meb Copper os foripnst meo
one 8eIpemmelisbeber for MIpotagslIen
al @ntienter os let OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
oelic % Ii9uer mere en- Sants eler
acknowledgement 1ripnttontor eno
rp9et nnbet. Srenpnu er ct fort WOos
taoslYes. eler &~lubuRrelie til uoelut'
tenoe Brig for Eatienterne, o9 bet er
foripnet meb Spfasr, 8oroe Og Stole,
bpor 8ntisnterne tnn u~nberbploe fig
meo at Ipile St1f, Sort, 8omino, eler
Itriue eaer iamtnle, li9eiom be ielp firs
Der for gobt. 8Dsninoen er oplpHt meo
elettrif 9ps Og bar SIR meo parlit o9
folot 8nno, iamoitti9bso8iulot rers
bOlote, pg be tire eller fire Tiger, ipm
iororeS Der for en- i%uloitEnojg Selbres
OeIie, 9uar liseiuu f~ornDiet iom EN-
SOmmeruoflugt. Gnbuer, ipm er ct
Offer for 8ruttenItnb eler blot minore
iOrialbeu Ocrt,l, eIer til Sru9en al
M0rfin eQer Opium, raaOer ie9 ppri9z
til at s%iennemsaa Ell S~ebanoIiug peo
Kelley Institute / Siuur Sails, %
iCle en- 2gtte, iOm bill tOmnle, ligeiom
Ell Selii8nelIs fra Simmelen. st Sreo
til Kelley Institute, Siour
Sails, 9. D., bill meo U~m9aaenb. 8Oit
brin9e tilfrebsitiQenbe ps fuloitanbise
Oplpsninser.
@oers for &eelep
Soiepb S%snbridiun.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-20
Ten ptonnoeritge SecieD
Sur.

Spl9enoe 8reo fra SIR. SuicpD Sens
oridIOn fra SeuiOn, WinneIutn, Der MI
er uuocr Bebnnbling beo Seelep Snitis
-tutet / Stprr 5Suafs, e.. g., fur 0rifte'
iDge, iubebOloer Ell Gel SplDsuin9er
ON ben ~piounoerlise 9eeleD Sebunoling
for 8ritteipse % Silbsieli9beb til
Wprfin % Opium.
"Se9 anfcm BERTH for pmtrent ire
Tiger iioen eiter at babe iamlet oft nit
m%oralite Moc for at sisre bette Striot,
os ullerebe Der mao ies bemerfe, at ben
panltelisite Del al belle Silturien er at
b%eIIutte fig til at fumnle, ba Sebanblins
gen / Jig ielp, tpertimOo mine 9Orpent'
ninser, er liseiaa iimpel, ipm ben er
pirfiOm, ps Der er insen Sare oeb Be-
banblinsen, icm life snsans furaariuser
lloroen i R%erpeipitemet. 8 ben iibite
use bar pi bapt benoeo 35 Yatienter;
De er TONNE fra ale Dele af 9anbet ps
er al etboert tenteli9t temperament %
u~oieenoe, men be bar ale ct Saab =
6ribeo for 9rGloCmmen a iit9rte 9ritis.
Opium % Wipriin. Otter at bape iifrst
Jig ct S~pbolositeo, bOoraf Der Der er
mango 9poe, taser TT. Stepsnion Bare
paa Tatienten Os unoerigaer bans fpiiIte
BeIfoffsnbeo, bpprefter ban inota8er lin
Ylaos ii Qinien" for OF iaa fit ierite
"Sfub" (iOm ben bppOoermilte Sebnnos
ling fables af Eatienterue), bpilten i
bet mlnolte Ell "ltrHttelig 8rDpe", me-
oens ben iItsoetior at bore imertcfulo,
for at BRUCE ct almiuoeli9t llbtrDf, CT
Ell "Eicuic". Wleo bin penitre Grin
blUttec til Sfuloersn, taser 9pttOren
bin Saunb, inoierer Spibien af en- me.
get liben, naaIisnenbe 8lasiprpite I'M.
Der Suoen os burtis er 6prretninseu
siOrt, uben at man fslsr nosen Smsrte
peb Cperatipnen; b~ereiter fslser m.b
pisie MeIemrum , 9sbst al Saeen Ell
9piis al en- Clogs Meoiciu, bpis Snb.
bplb CT ntienSt. Snbiprsitniusernc
ener "Stubbeue" iOreidlosr fire @anse
ON 9asen meb re9elmrsiise MsQsm'
rum- I'll enboer 9io, unotagen | Se.
banblln9stieen, bar 8atienten 9ilabelI.
til at saa, bcprbeu ban pil, % ins.r
SnbItr9ntnin9 er la9t paa bam, ligeionl
ban insenlunoe er iubltrrnfet / 8ruaelr
Of Spiritus, ibet famine irit uoleperes
bnm peO SuItitutst, iuotiI ban ppsipe,
bet Of sssn fri Billie, bpilfst ~iebuaulia,
pis inbtrGfsr ire til fire Gage eites
&ursus SespnbeIis, ba 9pIten til Spt.
ritus fcripino.r % ielp 9ustsn a
@biItp CT mpobpSslis for BAN. lube,
Bebanolin8en er en- suRttlis % upiaa.
tis SptrGpsn nsSpenois os poes sierue,
% bet er Or. S~teu.niOns itsrite Stult.
beb, Of bans 8ati.ntsr er Gentlemen.
Do bpOrfpr ifuloe be lite bare bet I
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-20

H!tnr0gnn Gnnaleu. Sutet oil
blioc Qiprt / oeuue SpuoresiamIing meo
Srripu iii @icnrngua Snnnleu. Mnuae
~ircmraaenbs M(ruo er for ben, men Der
or en- Gel oct Suore al be 5Orcneoe
Stnter, Tom inoblIoer fig, at Saunlens
Spauira tun pil blipe Ell Light Tor
&c9ierinoet, "a at ben iusen giptte I'll
blips til. @csoe 9pitcr er I'll @nnIt
for rem. Gems itrrite @iobItnroer or
Scnator Gauis, men I'll Sroos for BAN
% cnbucr orocu 8epreieutaut fra be
inore Stnter oil SoroliorHo8et meo
bets 100000 saa %9icnuem Scnatet.
eennior Mprgnu fra alnbama, ion
uoen Spipl oil blipe 6ormnno for aos
mitcen for iremmroc @nll9genoer I Ses
nntet, or cit iprig 9ilbGngcr al So9eu.
San pil ianoipulispis ! uGiie Son9res
eisre ct 6Orips pan at FIRE SnnaIloper
iaienuem.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-20
Spilfen en- fmuf SnIepreient {

"" "
@utterus bill life ct al BRANDS House.
hold Repairing Outfit bare, bet er
iaa b9noist / etbpsrt Sus, forbi enbper
1irt Mano eIsr Gut fan brinse bet.
Tnuf paa, boor inart 8riisn paa bet
er tient; iUm bet samle Orb flyer, a
stitch in time saves nine, iaalebes er
BET meo bette, bpis ou bar ct, % Saa.
len paa bin Gtgple elIer Sfp saar Us,
bpao Der pite er Gilfalbet. Oar bu
langt iii StUmasersn, fan bet lille be.
tale iis at sjsre en- extra 9ur til bam
alene for bet, men meb ct al bisie lib.
iipr fan bu sisre bet ielp paa nOsls iaa
0isblitte. Suao Ton bu finoe mere pas.
ienoe til SuIepreient for bius Gutter
eno ct al oisie. Seq oil ieube benz til
eubper Nbres{e Q. o. ID. &c Gpertis.
lementet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-20
uonGpncIier. &reIibentsu bar isnt

ubuGpucIIer. @reIibentsn bar isno'
frloenee u"pnrunelier til Seratet:
- 8etef G. &reiSettp, 66prrurbe Stu'
tiers Siitriitsbpmmer / bet uprblise 8t'
itriit al SainpiS.
Charles 6. Cole, Mieolem al 9iitrici
OF Columbus Spieiteret.
g. 81. 9ambertipn fra Nebra1fn,
Sielseietret0r S%fatiummcret lIteoetiol
VI. Y. Nettletprt.
Sames g2. Mc0iu fra Soma, Som
misiar for Sanoel ps transport Sta
terue inielem.
&isripu 6. Gbensp fra Netu Samp'
fibre, Miniiter til Speits.
Decorah-posten., 1892-12-20

SnopAnbriugen. Sniets % Senn'
tets 6raestpmite i anleonins al Suo'
pancrinsen bplpt Wipoe / Snsoags og
tistutereoe Scrntor Chambers Sorilas
ON OF itnuie Suopuuprinsen. Seret'
nin9er mootuene fra 6asm9no bite, OF
BET piloe blipe abiolut ngopenolgt at
ftonie Snopanoriu9eu for en- 2lo for of
bplpe 9otera bprte ira 9nnoet nGIte
Gar. apmiteen iatteoe life np9en Ses
Eutnins, men ajuurnereoe I'll 5reoo9s,
for at 8eprcIentnnter ior DC fore Damp
Itlbstpmpnnier iunoe ian Gnleonlns I'll
at fremi9tte fin Sibe al bsnne for benz
pisti9e Sag.