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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-02-19
PERSONAL.
Chairman.
I. Z. CoLEswoRTHY, Secretary.

Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mccarthy, Jr.,
left for Florida yesterday.
George C. Hopkins of Deering has
been appointed adjutant of Thatcher
Post, G.. A. r.
County Treasurer Chenery expects to
assume the treasurer's duties next Mon
day morning.
Rev. G. D. Lindsay of Bangor. former
ly of this city, has had unanimous call
to church in Camden, N. J.
Mr.. George W. Marston, the well
known Portland composer and organist,
will preside at the Central church organ
in Bath Sunday.
Mr.. Henry e. Duncan has received an
offer from his old church in Brooklyn,
N. Y, to resume the position of organist-
at a salary of $500 per annum.
Mr.. Edward Taylor, representing
Messrs. Abbey, Schoeffel & Grau, who
will present grand opera in Boston in
March, is in the city.
Hon. William III. Clifford will be pre-
vented by business engagements from
addressing the Washington's Birthday
gathering in City Hall.
Tomorrow Mr.. Fritz H. Jordan of this
city, will sail for New York on the Bra
lillian mail steamer Vigilancia for Bar
BADGES. Later Mr.. Jordan will visit
Martinique.
Mr.. G. B. Broad, the trunk maker,
was taken suddenly i'll yesterday morning
andlay unconscious for some time. He was
taken home and a physician pronounced
the trouble indigestion. He was much
better in the afternoon.
Deputy Sheriff A. G. Chute of West
brook has been appointed to succeed
Deputy Chenery as civil deputy. Mr..
Chute will retain his position as deputy
sheriff at Westbrook, but will be in the
sheriffs office here during business
hours.
The Boston Journal says: .Tom Reed
is having great fun in Congress- said a
gentleman lately back from Washington.
''He is favorite with both sides, though
the great majority of Democrats are act
ually afraid of him. Whenever he
speaks, members without regard to poll
tics gather about him and listen with
queer combination of awe, admiration
op6 aT11lSnrnnnt -
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-02-19
Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting of the stockhold.
ers of The Atkinson House Furnishing
Company was held yesterday at the Of
fees of the company, corner of Pearl and
Middle streets. The old board of man
agement and directors were unanimous
ly elected as follows:
President and General Manager-Isaac G. At
kinSon.
Treasurer and Clerk-Frank N. Deane.
Drectors-George G. Wing, Auburn, Me.
Lewis j. Bird, Boston, Mass; Byron A. Atkin-
son, Boston, Mass; John e. Donnell Portland,
Me-; Isaac G. Atkinson, Portland, Me.
The reports were very satisfactory, and
while the earnings were below those OF
1890 the stockholders complimented the
officers of the company for the excellent
showing, and many present spoke of the
general dullness in trade in all sections
of the country the past six months.
There were stockholders present from
Providence, R. l., Worcester, Mass, Bos-
ton, Mass, Milwaukee, Wis, Grand
Rapids, Mich, Philadelphia, Pa, New
York, Biddeford, Auburn, Deering and
Portland.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-02-19

A week ago Ethel Griffin, aged fifteen
years, daughter of George E. and Emily
A. Griffin was standing at the black
board in the Cape Elizabeth High
School engaged in solving an intricate
geometrical problem when she tainted
and fell. AS she did SO she struck
against desk. 1t was half hour be-
fore she regained consciousness. She
was takeu to her home and 1t was then
discovered that she had injured her
spine. She suffered greatly until yester-
day when death relieved her.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-02-19
For holding, sash cur

For holding, sash cur
tains there is nothing
better than the Tribe
patent Curtain Wire" a
slender brass rod, which,
when adjusted, is as rigid
as a pole, does not inJure
the sash and stays in
place better than any
other. The regular price
for the wires, with brack-
cts, etc., for fastening is
25c-we will sell them
for I5c a set. all lengths,
II to SO inches.
The Glove department
has just received a fresh
lot of Dents dogskin
walking Gloves in a new
line of colors for present
and early spring wearing
If you are interested in
picture bargains you can
hardly afford to miss the
sale Of fifty or sixty fine
Etchings and Engravings
which is going on here
now at IS per cent. dis
count from regular prices.
The margins are a bit
defaced. That's why we
cut the prices.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-02-19
REPUBLICAN cAUcUsES.

The Republicans of Portland Qualified
to vote in Republican caucus) are here
by notified to meet in caucus at their re-
spective ward rooms on Wednesday eve
ming, February oath, 1892, at 7.30 O o'clock,
for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates for the following municipal and
ward offices, to be supported at the polls
on Monday, March 7, 1892, viz:
To nominate candidate for Mayor,
also candidates for one Alderman, three
Councilmen, a Warden, Clerk, and two
Constables in each ward, and in Wards
1, and candidate for School Com
mittee. Also to- elect in each ward a
City Committee of five.
| A checklist, as prepared by the Board
of Registration, will be used in each
ward, and the names of Republicans vot-
ing will be checked by the members of
the City Committee and such assistants
as may be chosen. No ballot will be re-
ceived until the name of the person Of
fering it has been checked on the list
Ballots will be furnished by the City
Committee, and any candidates Except
those who are entitled to re-nomina-
ton by party usage,) will be required to
present to the committee petition
signed by Is Republican voters residing
in the ward where the candidate resides
in order to secure the printing of his
name on the ballot prepared by the COM
mittee.
No petitions will be received after 6
o'clock Monday night, February 22d.
All candidates will be voted for on one
ballot, and no ballot will be received ex-
cept that prepared by the committee,
and in all cases plurality vote will NOM
mate.
The polls will remain open until $50 p.
M, and if, in any case there be no
choice, the caucus will adjourn to Satur-
day evening, February q, at 1870 p. m.
when a new ballot will be taken.
The chairman and clerk of each ward
caucus will make record of the names
of all persons for whom ballots are cast
for mayor, and the number of votes cast
for each candidate and certify and deliv-
er the same to the Republican City Com
mittee at Republican headquarters,
Brown Memorial Block, room (537 Con-
gress street,, Immediately after the adj
journment of the caucus.
To convene those residing within the
voting precincts of Island Ward No. 1,
and Island Ward No. 2, the caucus for
Island Ward No. / will be held on Long
Island at 1 p. M, and for Island Ward
No. 2 on Peaks Island at p. NJ, on the
day above appointed, under the super
vision of the city committee for Ward 1.
Per order of the Republican City Com
mittee. J. H. FOGG,
Chairman.
TT. K. CoLEswoRTHY. Secretary.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-02-19
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers Of real estate
in this county have been recorded at the
registry of deeds:
OFT. $3.50.
Cape Elizabeth-Charles c. G. Thornton ct
ais. Annie NJ Nixon.
Charles c. G. Thornton ct ais. to Annie
Knowles.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-02-19

NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used over Fifty Years by millions of mothers
for their children while Teething, with perfect
success. 1t soothes the child, softens the
Gums, aIlays Pain, cures Wind Collie, regulates
the bowels, and is the best remedy for Diar-
rhea, whether arising from teething or other
causes. For sale by Druggists in every part of
the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing Syrup. 25c bottle.
febsMW&F&w1y
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-02-19

he aDedtter today ag
is likely to be
rainy and colder.
FRIDAY, February 10, 1892.
T\HE new stock OF
1 Women's Muslin
Underwear will be
ready this morning.
The line includes the
latest novelties in shape,
style and make from two
New York manufacturers,
and shows a marked i'm
provement over the open
ing displays here in other
years.
Four or nVe sPeclal
bargains in night gowns,
skirts and corset covers
which we have bought in
very large quantities,
will be offered as trade
makers, and these we'll
tell of in detail later.
Friday morning we
shall begin selling a lot
of white aprons of fine
sheer cloth, with two and
three rows of open re-
vering, at Ioc, quite as
good as any we have ever
sold before for 25c.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-02-19

This society held its annual meeting at
Growers Monday evening. The dentists
and ladies were present. The election of
officers resulted as follows:
President-Dr c. T. Stevens.
Vice PreSident-Dr. G. M. Talbot.
Secretary and Treasurer-Dr. d. W. Fellows,
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-02-19

When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
dec11 eod&w1y
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-02-19
ME-NTS. AID
GOING ON! GOING ON!
The Great Sale Of the Whitney Stock
FRIDAY MORNING.
Come During the Forenoon and Avoid the Crowd Later in The Day.
We are thoroughly aroused We must make this the
Greatest Week of Business in the history Of the
firm BARGAINS Will DO IT.
READ ON! READ ON!

Goodyear Dressing Combs at l9c
each, Whitneys price 33c 49,
EACH Witney's price 1Oc
Whitney's price &C.
nEsealEN at price $l.5O.
eandGI pair, Whineys
dozen Ladies' Cashmere pair, Whineys
lot
cOIOred, Whitney's price Soc
HandkerchlefS
each, each.
Handkerch1efS
Chdrens Fancy BOrdered Handxerchefs at Ic
1000 pounds Kinks CASTLE Soap 1Oc pound
Kinks Windsor Honey,
Gycerine Toilet Soap I9c box, worth soc.
q
from
inches Wide
g &c n SC.
O:rOS Germ
OdOZen lark CrOcl Il 6 a
SIPS,
ST $500 each.
Dana at I-2 20, 5
each.
in
Portland.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-02-19

The UNION MUTUAL LIFE IN
SURANCE COMPANY is now in the
forty-third year of its existence. 1t
five Millions of Dollars to its policy
holders and their beneficiarieS and
possesses assets of more than Six
Million Dollars and a large surplus
wherewith to meet maturing liabilities.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-02-19
Patridge-Kelsey.

A very pretty wedding took place at
No. so Pleasant street yesterday after
noon, the contracting parties being Mr..
Ambrose c. Partridge and Miss Julia E..
Kelsey, both of Portland. The ceremo-
ny was performed by Rev. B. L. Whit
man of the Free Street Baptist church.
There were large number of choice and
costly presents. The families and few
near friends were present. Mr. and Mrs.
Partridge left on the six o'clock train for
a short trip West.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-02-19
WEDDINGS.
COMMUNICATIONS trong.

Yesterday morning at the Cathedral
of the Immaculate Conception,
Mr.. John J. Cummings, first mate
of the steamer City of Portland, and
Miss Ida E. Armstrong were united in
marriage by the Rev. Father McDonough.
The bride and bridesmaid looked charm
ing in exquisite costumes. Mr.. James
A. O'Neil acted as best man, and Miss
Olive Armstrong, sister of the bride as
bridesmaid. The couple were the recipi-
ents of many handsome and costly pres
ents. Their many friends wish them a
bright and happy future. They will re-
side at 81 India street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-02-19
Veteran Firemen Meet.

The Veteran Firemen held very en-
thusiastic meeting last evening. The
following new members were elected:
j. f. Hutchinson, Harry S. Cousins,
John Cousins. Asa i. Russell,
James 3. L. Libby, William w. Ruby.
An invitation was received from the
Veteran Firemen's Association of Wake
field, Mass, to attend their second annu-
al ball, February 26. A vote of thanks
was passed and the invitation accepted.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1892-02-19

We wish to express our heartfelt thanks to
our many friends who have stood by us in our
great affection. To the I. o. o. F., The Comman
derry of X. T., Mavoshen Lodge X. of p, the
comrades Of the G. A. r.. and especially those
deford Light Infantry and the municipal and
county officers, to Mr.. Bradbury, and to the
friends and neighbors who, by ali the means in
each and every one we extend our deepest graf
itude.
MRS. ROBERT NJ. STEVENS AND FAMILY.
Old Orchard, Feb. II, 1892. 1t
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-25

meb Beioltnineen, Saroslesbeo Den
rorfe Del Of ben, cmfatteos bet JOre'
iassube, iOm M ftuloe iattes ! @ans.
3 airten tnlte 8aitOr o. y. BaHss'
mes fra Minmapplis paa 3orif. Dan
frembofot meo tor 3pstiebeo % aldr'
BED y sopeuoiabeoen al iriitellse Stoier.
grui. Gisle Botbne fra Deccrnb taltf
paa GnaelIf oper "liberal education
Otter gabninsss6 sitioelisbeoerne
Sirten oit be fleite ben til StOlens So'
tals, buOr man inotos Niooa9. Stoler
bar leiet en- flor o9 befpem tre'etn8es
8pgnins, iom off blipe benpttet De 4ar
fsrite Gar. Der finoes S~p3nui9eI'
foruoen 3lasisunrelier Slaos til at DO
for $50 0iIcipie. Sun Gutter Dor
oenne gp5nius. giserne faar aOS's
omtrin9 i priuate $uie.
Sfulen bespubte i'm Sirfiom6eo meo
poet 80 inomelote 3iicIple, oa Der Ipnes
at pRre rinse Guipl ON, at Den nnoer
g~rincipaleus, 8aitor 5Osmarfs, ener-
aiife 2eoelIe pil 9au en fps 6remtto
imeoe. &c spri9e fire 9Grere pg
2Greriup.r er ale unse, bp9ti9e o9
piui9e Soft. @lsle SOt9ne'
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-25
Sra Sersns falls, Winn.

Ser9us Sails / Otter 5ail County
sr ben iornemite 8p / bet tore Strp9 /
Minneiota, Yart 8esion taloet, Der er
iaa betienot for fine fore Speoemdrfer
% fine mango iiiterise Snoiser.
Gen itBrite Del at Sefulfninsen /
bette Strps al Minneiuta er NOros
m9ub, os o~peralt, bpUr man forbes
oeruoe, bBrer man bet norite Spros.
9isie bore 9anosmRno bar | be
ienere Gar nGiten ale ipunset fig up
til Selitauo; iberbist, ufOrtrsoent Grs
beice % en- tatnemlis Sorbbuno bar
frembragt bette Reiultat.
Men unber Strepet for at Ifaffe iis
materiel SeluGre bar bog life Iorb.
mGnoene / Garf Gesiun tabt Sanien
for bpiere Snteresier, sooe StOler os
sob S~plpsnins. Oct ipnes at Ifule
blipe en- Sanobeo, at pperalt, bppr
0oromanb fiuoes nosen itsrre
W9nsoe, pprettes meb mesen Spoirelie
Os uncer alminOel,s 3ilTitnins b0iere
SfOler, ium ian iprebe SpIpsnins uos
oper be brebe Spsoer, os iom fan meb'
belle ben pnsre, upuUrenoe Slast ct
itsrre Sorraao at 8uupitaber, eno ben
fsrite Slest berouer tunbe ppnaa, ion
MATTE BRUCE fine @pner os fin &rafi
til at lasse BET materielle @ruublas,
men iom tilise lerte at inoie. at sooe
8uno itaber er en- iterf 0sast.
9enne @rfienbelie bar oa osiaa bre.
bet Roromancene i Barf 8esiuu til
meb abitiais Sstoituins % OpOirelie
at oprette en- Ssiifole | Sersus Soils.
Set er be til SpnOben bsrsnbe Re.
nisbeber ps 8raiter | Etter 9ail,
Douglas os Grant Counter, ipm bar
p%aabe9pnot bette 5~oretasenos % osiaa
brast bet iaapibt til uOfprelie, at "8art
8esion 9utber college" ben Lobe 81.
tober blep aabnet meo be beoite nbiister
for Sfolens fremtipise 9ripiel Us Bert,
Den bsitibelise Gabnius Of Stolen
fanbt Steo Ssnoas ben 16be Cttpbsr
Yaitor D. q. Spsmarfs 8irte i Ger.
gus Sails. Oct u~alminoelis uatrt
Seir, ber bar siOrt benne SDit til en-
ui be Fipnnefte, ituIoe beIler life ubs.
bliue bin Spnoas. % en- u~iabpanlia
itor 5Oriamlins, itsrrs, enb airten
tmbe rnmme, msote frem. Men ben
tore gOriamlins ftplbtes life alens
! Yeire, men ben oarue Sutsrssie, bpur,
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-25
8 4nIeonima Mn8Sburg
Setntnartuttt.

Mubiion areos holot Ut SsItmsoe |
Ri6laub Msb, @is.. 9aitOr . Wais'
aalb, / 8essrbeIien Of SttOber. vi
YraNer Dor isfsenoe tilitepe: Z. 8.
Saae, .. SaOis. s. 8. Berg, s. Dol
bal, O. aroItu % g. @unSeriun.
Sslsenbs ReiolutiOn blep erpftet 90
snIt.mmis autaset: (NB. 9aitOr 9aae
ftemte bperten mob eler for, men er'
ffarebe fig paientlis enis Snobplbet. }
8efuIution.
Sbet Wabiipn areos meb 9at til
Cub ubtaler, at ben 1890 i~itanobragte
Sprenins / Here Senieenoer bar paret
til flor Seliisueli. for iuaoel areciens
Wenisbeoer ium 8raiter, islsr ben Jig
iaa meset mere opiurbrst til M at nos
tale i'm bpbe 8eorspelie ODER ben Stric,
iOm npsle iaa 8eripner bar faitet ino /
bort Samiunc, % ium truer meo at
fpritprre bet fore 89rf, Serren poa ell
iaa 9lGoeris Waabe loo lpifes for os.
Zen paisntlisite Sprnuleouius til
benne Crib err pitterlia ben Smit9ns
bisbeb, at "gparb Of 9ruitees" for
gussbure seminarium life bar siort
hpab bet iunoe % burbe for at sipe ben
fprenebe airte ben Gienopmsret til %
Rontrol opsr gussburs Semiuarium,
Iom bar lcpet / 5ureninssartiflerue.
Sarlis bar bet baabe operraifet pa
forarset Us, at 18Oarb Of 9ruitees"
Ianlanst fra at babe eiterfommet iibite
Harsmsoes 8eilutnius ~besunsaaeube,
tpsrtimpb meb for Senipnslssbeb mob
Samfunbets geilutnins bar fOretasei
Spranbrinssr, Tom fierner aussbura
Seminarium eub mer fra ben fprensb'
&irfe.
efal Ri fiinrs arbeibe ianmen | bro
berIis Gnisbeb Os meo iulo Tilio I'll
binauben, maa be 2sfter, ri bar sipet
sjeuFeis uperbOlbes. iaa lanst 9oper
tiIlaoer.
Nabiipn arebs pil berfor / brober.
Zig sgrbsoisbeb bebe bet 9rebe @Bpart
Of 2ruitses" uluOrlis betauts Oct tor
gnipar. bet pauoruser fig ~Ouerior @ut
ps Reuuefter peo benne fin Snnble
maaDe, % teuitiaer III bet ~inareit mu
Iist OF porrorase augsburg semina
rum iii ben iorsneoe Sirte, i . pcrens
femmelie msb fibite Garsmsoes Se
fIutnins. g. @unoeriUn,
Setretrr.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-25

Sibfe Tirsoas bleu gerbens lrnsIts
TeIefcnlinie - G~biensu,Nefp Dort -
aabnet os for isrits Sang tnset ! Brig.
Betprelien for ben upe einie iebieasU
bapoe i ben aulebnins inbbuot Repre'
%ientnnter for 9resisn, Bibenlfuben, Gor'
retnimssperosnsn os nnften ale leosnoe
3eIsfons os 1elegrai'S elitaber Bet ior
Yittsburs. 8 Retp gort Stdtionen pad
18oe Gourtlano Street a ct li9nenoe
Selifob iamlet.
.Snouieliesprspen blep foretaget liot
letter Sl. 8. Mapor @dibburue fob
oeo gpparatet i gb cage os Mapor
Grant ! Rew Yort inotO9 SGoersplnos
fen peb ben anben GnOe al 9inien. 8a
aft bar | Drben, iamleOe Selifabct fig
ON Gppnratet, pg itrar eiter LOB en-
tpno, pibenbe, men tilitr9ftelis tpoellg
Gtemme fig bsre. Stemmeu iasoe:
SeIol Get er MapOr Grant. Deb
boem bar ies ben sGre at taIe?"
Stror iparebe Wtupor @aibburne
Isjeuuem &iienoeren:
"Wopor @aibburne taller meo Gem.
Sporleoes bar 3e betP"
"3of, sobt."
9erefter bsrtes Der 9ornetmuiif fra
Iep YOrf Stattunen, ps itrur eiter
1enote en- pad gbicd9p Statiouen tilites
cep9renoe 9ornetblG ier Mulitfen til'
bnse. Otter at enbuer al be 2iliteoes
uareuee bapoe prsuet EelefOneH, iamle'
oes ale til ct 5%eitmaaltio paa Stas
tipnen.
SuIbfsrelien al ben fSrIte oirette Ges
lefpnlinie mellem Nelu gOrt Us Chicago
itploes gicesg reiOeut us SeItDrer ai
The Bell Telephone, s. s. Saa's
utrGtteli9e &raft % Gner9i. s ~ijorten
gar BAR ban ipslet meO bette Troblem.
Meoeus andre Glettrltere bar ertlGret,
at G%nuenoelien az 3eleiouen bar inos
ItrGufet til fra 200 til 300 NtiI, bar
Der. Saa paaitaaet, at bet ituloe bliue
li9e Iaa let at iamtdle meacm Netp
gOrt Os Chicago iOm mellem to 9Otals
Itationer.
Oct isrite prattiite 8epi5 paa bans
Yaaitano bar ben beloi9e Inbnin9 at
en- 9iuie melIem Neip gort % Ybilas
oelpbia, iom inotrnf / 1885. Senere
bleu en- 2inie aabnet til Bolton os liot
efter blep Ybilabelpbin 2iuien uoitratt
til Bitt8burg. s 9Obet al iioite slar
ppitoo Santen ON at iorbiuoe Neip Yort
meb Gbicaso peo Ell Gelefonlinie, ct
Irujeft, iom nj er iulOiort.
9inien er $50 Niil lang. 8Rlene er
ale az Geoers % &aItautetr9, o9 itgen
er unoer IS 5pbs Spioe. Der er ialt
AZ, $50 89le. e1er omtrent As paa bper
Wil. Ser er uoeluftenoe anucuot Sob
bertrauo, bpuraf Der er saaet 435 Buno
pua bper Wtil. Gen iamleoe 8egt al
3raap til belle 9inien er S26, 500 8uno.
Sraaoenoerus bploes iammen oeo en-
masnetif Screening, buorpeo bet fore
&rafttab, ium bet samle Spitcm meo'
isrte, er uno9aaet. InlGssOmtOItnin'
serne beleber Zig melem 4 ps 100000
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-25
e b 0 nj q . 9borion ~
u or usae etatsftlretar.

er ioot nar S%tapnnser. Norge, ben l4oe
Roucmber 1s4S, % tom, oa ban bar 8
Gar aammel. meo fine JorRlore til
9Imerifa, boiatteuoe fig nar GipOraoo
/ 5apette Co., Sorpn, paa SanS. i0n De
ijsbte birette fra ResierinSen. Otter
iaa Gnrs 5orlsb ilptteOe be I'll Wts
@re9or, Soma, bpur ban M III aulso'
ming til at beuptte fig al a%lminoeils
Sfole ca. As Qar; oa ban bleo Is
aar 0ammel Ila9 ban jig paa Sanoe'
len ps orep oerpaa oenne Saansisrut9
Il Z q 8 Gar. gan reiite berpaa til
| Siour Gitp ON gaaren $50, bpor ban
iorbleu inotil II, od ban % bans Soos
ger, Sr. 6. 6. @Ortp, mi az iiItereroe
Yo1tmeitsr ldmmeiteos. etablereoe bet
iprIte Store / 2yon County / Seloit,
paa ben anoen SIbe al gts Siour
Stpben ueb Canton. San bar ben
iprite &tcproer / gDon Co., p9 t~icneits
9joroe IA % 10 ium Gountp Gioitor,
til bpilfet Gmbeoe ban bleu pulgt ineo
Ell ItOrmenoe " ajoritet al Geforms
Giementet, % bar bet moer oenue Be-
riooe, at bun blep iaa piot betienot for
jim erlise o9 stouomilte &egieriusss
pplittf, o9 bapoe ban Der man9en en-
bdurb, politiit &dmp meo ben raaone
Sing, iom / De to 4ar iioen Counties
Organization bauSe baut fine Sinsre i
Ste9en. Scr 1881 bar ban | flere
Gar slsert % Suuoelsreiieube for Siour
Gitp Journal i &oropelteu, % bleu peo
oiSie 2ioer pei b%efjenot; orsie 8efienots
lfaber Tom bam ienere tilsOOe, ba ban
nebiatte zig Canton o9 be9pnbte jim
uoitrafte Real Estate : Sorretnina.
SiOen bar ban uaret beitiaftiset meb
at apertere Stnten % aSiiIteret meo al
fin Must i oens Sremsang.
!San pal9te3 iom en- al 2incoln Cos
&eprGientater iii ben 9egislatur, iom
ualstes ipr Stateus Snolemnelie
llnlonen, Og er iioen %gientaane @anse
bleuet pal9t til Sor9ermeiter / Canton.
Snn bar altio nftip / at iaa Staten
iuolemmet / uniouen % gioroe altio tit
beoite bjemme i at beforore ben Sag,
bans Spesmanb, Sr. @iffOro, arbeioeoe
iaa baarot iur / &on9resien. Be, iom
perioulis tienber Sr. Sborion, ueo, at
Der Ell inoeu Stateus 8rrnier fiIoe5 en-
mere lupal og a9turrDig SOrser og
2%anoSmano, Der for fine 9anoSmHno
attio bar ct 9obt Orb os Ell blGlpeube
Saano, iteoie reoe til at poe Slitano,
bupr iaabun ~transes. Sans Sopulas
ritet fom tIGr tilipue peo 9onucntloueu
/ Wabiipn, o9 De Stanoinaper bar iaa,
ION eI Der oniteoe bans &auoibutur for
Stats lefretRrs @mbeoet. "Honest and
always the same err NOT bans Woto.
"Gn Norbmalo."
gauttOn, g. SAT, 15oe gu9uIt 1892.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-25
g 'sorensSs statsrs Saisheret

aisap iurriee Raubas Ell oi9tts slen'
belle, ioct ben er,lGreoe iur srunolops'
mraiis Ridisaus tersnte Miner'sOo
iieiae bpilfen be preiiorutiicae Ial9'
muuc pGIses i De iorficlise Son9res'
biitriiter ps lille Of Stotens idnlIeo'
g9lsere.
Retteu ~iafbolbsr, at bet late Gmeu'
bement til sp~nfitutipner lille inoItrGn'
fepe etaternes 8et til at britemme, poo
bpilten Maao, b. preIioeutiielle SaIg'
manS Itol palsss. 5sl9en Of oenns
aienbelie bIir ben, at ieetminoIts en-
Del al be ocmptratife 9nubionter for
galgmanb i @idisan blir palste.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-25
Gra @aSbimaton.
:snhian.riummisier Mpraan q

ANWUtNtNt
ccnSt tiIbase fra @eiten, bprr ban bur
haret poo en- 4sllsers Snipettirnsthr.
Sou necseler, at ban beiestc Wiune'
5cta, Wiscpnfin, Gpo Toipta, GebraFa
% 9anias, % blep ~upcrraifet peo OF 'c
be SremFribt, Snoiuncrne bapoe slort
FScn bans Iibits 8elss. senator Danes
ustalte iis mcset roIerce ON ben 3il'
ftanS, | bpiltsH ban fanSt &esierInas'
Sioterne. $un fanet Sncinnerue pad
Wbite GurtbsG seutrret RinneIotd
lanst mere fremTreSen ens ban bdOoe
prntet; be bauoe cpepr'et en- itrrre
Iansbe 9nne % leueos | bcSre que
eno isr. Otter of BABE tdlt mco DC le'
benbc Mrnb, meoeelte DC hant, at Dc
nfprtspet pilos tass 9auS S9re'e.
Decorah-posten., 1892-10-25
100000 9otomutiper 1tal ifsls

100000 aoiOmutiper ital ifDlse
ct enselit 5asblno beiare Soroens
Sernbanelinisr. Ser tummer 40, 600
paa Slmsriia, $4,000 paa europa, 3, 1900
paa giisn. 1000 pau a%utralien Os
bare 700 paa giriia. Guruppif stur.
britanien % Srlanb bar 1900, 9pf,
Lamb $4,000, 5rantrise 1900, Otter
RICE unsarn 5000. Stalien 1000, Rus.
lamb $500, Helsien 1000, SOlant
% opanisn 1000 bper % 6seits 900