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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-02-06

:. At the Universal Exposition of 1889, at Paris
rrahce the best sewing machines of the world
including those of America, were in conapeLit;nD
They were passed upon b. IL jury composei Of
the best foreign mechanical experts two OF whom
were the leading sewing machine manufacturers
Of France. This jury, after exhnrstiye exarninas
ton and tests, adju(iged that The Wheeler 4
Wilson machines were the best of all, end award.
co thst company the highest prize olfered-the
GRAND PisizE --giving other companies only
gold, silver and bronze medals
Inc french government, as q further recoeni-
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wheeler, president OF the company, with the
homer Of France
The No. ., for family use and the No, 70, 70,
to-day. ~ WIN
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POSTPONENENT.

Above delinquent sale has been postponed to
80, 1884, By order Of
MOYLAN g. FOX, Secretary.
Salt Lake City, December Goth, 1891.
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The Worlds Fair,

whether you intend 10 visit the Worlds Fair in
chicago in 1888 or not you will want history of il
from the seginnipg.kt Such u history is being
presented by
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13
Gu Yrppe.

Gn un8 Sn9enior fit en- Dag slubiens
hos ben afopoe Seller Dom Yebro ii.
al Braiilien o9 forepiite WobeIer til ei
tpt 8rem ieapparat. aeiieren fanbi
Sheen goo % iasoe:
"8i ifal prspe bet prattif. Sei
Seres Sremieapparat paa min Salon'
ppsn, iaa ifal jes fisre en- Eur meb
Gem; De itaar paa 9otumotipet oa
itprer, os lac pi fisrer meo fulo 5art,
ital ie9 pluo ielis siue Dem ct Stoppes
iisnal, iaa ital pi ie, buab apparatet
buer TIL"
Som iast, iaa sjort. Wtan fiorte al.
iteb, % bet git for iulb Damp; men
intet Signal bleu siuet. S~naenisren
bespnote at unbres paa, ON &eiieren
tanite bar faloen iispn, ba ban % 9os
tomotipfsrsren miot i en- Harp 8urpe
pluoielis fit Die paa ct itarpt alipYes
itpffe, Der laa tpGrs oper 8anelesemet
/ iprfaroelis tort afitanb fra 9otumus
tibet.
acknowledgement bOppebe i5orfrrts
tslien neb fra Waitinen; Dog Snsenis
prem table life &ontenancsn, men areb
Sremisbaanotaset, % bet lptteoes BAN
at ltanie 9oset umiboelbart foran
8lippeltpttet.
Nu Itat aeiieren SOueoet uo siennem
Sinouet Os ipnrste, buao Der bar paas
iarbe.
Snssntsren formaaeoe life at ipare.
men peSeOs plot, bles iom ct Gig, paa
alippsitpttet.
aeiisrsn brait nu i 2atter os raabte
til acknowledgement:
Tag bort bet ber!"
Zen ballot uetiframte 2ofomptipisrer
aolso ltj%9lpenoe; Do ban sreb fat /
"alippeitpffet", BRAT bet iitptter - bet
bar "%ialitt1 % bar / Semmeliabeo
placeret Der paa Ss. Maieitats Be-
Itsn tlltrOos for ben furnsielise Gp,
Issuing, parsoe bet lanse, fer ;Snae.
nisren euer acknowledgement funpe lie
al @pentpret.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13
Zen amerifanife Gumorift
Warf 3tuaiu.

bpis literGre Probuftipu iaa pfte bar
moret baaoe paa ben enc o. paa ben
anoen Sioe al Ntlanter6auet, bar oins
boro pda 2lopobamperen "2abn" paa
bens iioite Rsiie ps arpenote en- SDns
bag 1T bumoriItiite Talent til at Itaffe
SGmanosfaSle omboro ell ualminoelia
flor Snotagt. Marf 2tpain foreIoa
nentIi9 at afboloe en- bumOriitiIt Retters
gang, en- i~aataloet Mock trial. Gen
antla8eoes GoIe OcertOs Mart Gmain
ielp, os tOlo lip89laoe StuOenter fra
Nstubauens uniperiitst pptrnaote Tom
be goiuprne. Gen Gntlasebe fprtes
lRutet iOr &etsitranter, antla9et for
peo line 8Rrter at bape uobrebt bitter.
Zig ialife Os lssnastise Beretninser ON
frenmeoe Rationers Sroer % Stitte.
Den Gnfla9eoe foriparebe ielp fin Gag
og lit oerpeo 2etligbeo til at 9ipe fit
BIB frie 1siler. 9eb Slutninsen at
tit LANCE 5Oriuar, Der ~uupberlig iatte
2ilbsrernes 2%attermuitler / 8epa9elie,
ertlareoe ban, at bans aanoelige Suos
itrGntetbeb bar Stplo / bet Sele, os
bao on, at bette matte blipe re9net
Tom en- formiloenoe 81 itenbisbeb. 8ette
tilitOb be gbiuurne bau,, men ieprist
fanotes ban ftplOts. pans etruf ituIoe
beitaa oeri, at ben Intlageoe, inbtil
3ampitibet naaebe europa, ire Elmer
oa9lis ituloe laie i fine e9ne 8arter.
Ssnoertnuit unoer 89sten al Ell iaaoan
Dom iant Marf 3mnin til SUrbeu %
bab ON beQer at blipe banst END at
ituae lioe iaa baaro en- Straf. timber
greospenbe 8lfalo illtteoe "&etsbaubs
linsen", Der tiliuloe bapoe opfplot lit
6Ormaal, ioet Der bar tummet ooer 800
/ SGmHubeneS 8asie.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13
$500 a Sc. 90 pr. 4crc,

n'esef llrrIllsre ct. Eaul Os minneapolis pa
lneo lanst itsrre lloiist til at itiae til ben
oobbelte Sarsi / iaa Nar. Bore 9aubooeu.
ter, Games Relion peb staples oo
Sen'ttns sanoabsuedsittle Naas,
tralleS bper Dag % oil fSIse neo for at pie
sanoet int. SeHpt benue slnIsonins, msoens
Oh Tan, tbi ben iommer uloris mere iaieu.
Hellei 5lIper fri for 2anotIsbsre. Spis ou
snl'er saro ansetitsos,: iaa "TRIP til os efter
Set''onStart % SeiiripeIie. Oper "gano /,
Minneiota@.
Land and Emigration Agents,
Cor. Srd & Sibley Strs,, ST. PAUL, MINI
so. 1883
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13
ST.. uIpehaos Tortale TIL
"Selpbi9lp | Gnaelf".

~atminoelis taft, er Sisnoitabet til
bet cuselite SprOs ben fsrite 8etingelie
for at funne sisre 2ptte | Gmerita; bet
buroe oerfor pGre Subonnorerens OPP
gaze, 10 fer 10 Before at erbuerpe Jig
bette a~ienoItab. Zen iterIte Del al
benz, ION ifuloe ajsre praftiit anpens
oeIie al Gnselif, bar insen a~nleOnin9
til at fna Ell Carers SiGlp, ug maa
fel9eli8 tp til Seloituoium. 5or ueo
Seloituoium at tunne tile9ne fig ct
fremmeo Sproe, fororss Der iiRr ire
Ting, nenli9: at mo bar 2pt til
at lie e, ortaar, bpab man lRier,
o. erinbrer, bpao man bar left.
Sg for Spnaaelien al oi8ie tire
2in8 ipiaer 2~Rrebogens 2aIeitof, %
Droninsen al famine, en- pigtis
&oae. Oct burtisite Os ~iitreite aienos
Tab til Spro9et opnaaes, ialfalo efter
min Renin9, berpeb, at man isrit l9s
rer bet entelte Orb - Sfriuemaabeu,
uotaIen ps Betpouinsen, iau,t be big
ttsIte 5ormforanbrinser, iom Srbet
unber9aar - os oerueit l9rer at an
penoe bet famine Orb i iammenban>
aeuoe Gale. Otter bette 9riucip bar
ies furipst at uoarbeiOe naroarenbe
Q9rebos.
ut tunne bete9ne llotalen al be ens
gelIte Orb tr9ifeube nOt meb Bositas
per bar altio peret en- ulsit Sp9ape,
enoitignt mo bar prsoet mango Mibs
Ter, iOm {. St. belt eler meIteubels at
BRUCE bore 8Osltaper, bpiltet Syitem
neppe bar belois nDf, oa bet ensellte
Spro9 bar iaa mango aipi9enbe SUB.
Man bar ogiaa foriggt at be-
te9ne uotalen uoeluttenoe meb 2Dbitriit,
og bog bar beuer life bette oiit Jig at
babe De Bnitelioite 5slser; tbi 2pos
1~trtften fan man paa e9en Saano life
l9re at sisre ben rette 8enpttelie al.
Were letfatteligt ps tr9fenoe, iDnes bet
mig, bar, at BRUCE marteoe 8p9itauer
for be aiui9enoe 2po os bore SO9Itaoer
for be 9Do, iom pasier iammen meo
benz. Set er altiaa bette SDItemI, IOm
Der er inbfsrt. "2eIespelierne" er
meo be reIpettioe uogiperes 2iQaoelie
ta9ne fra Sumoriiblabene Judge,
Puck, Texas Siftings % Life, Netp
gorf, o9 fra The Free Press, Detroit,
Mi6. Seq pal9te ben Sla9s 2Gie'
poeller: y foroi be er mOriumme %
better 2Hielpit, y fOroi De inbebotber
99ieitOb iOm brinser Gn til at tante
paa, bpao ban l9ier (tsrt, betbbniu9ss
leit 2eieitOf 9aar alori9 opbt nOf i
Eanten), Og 81 iproi be iremitiIer
oct SprO9, iOm melt brusss / oaslis
Gale, og iom fgrit % fremit bebspes
for en- Nptpmmer. 8rammatifen i
bens pigtisite 8untter er, baaber jeg,
9iOrt ~ioritaaelis ielu for Dem, iOm insen
9ramatitallt &unoItab bar"
DEFINE M iaa bersmte 9erebos /
@ngelit faaes hos ale 8osbanolere %
hos 5Orfatteren Martin lllpeitab, 715
ct. G., minneapolis, Miun.,
8ris $1.OO.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

E1ANDS!

Ter er Eenge at tiene / Sarpeiteu / nuro.
oeItre Wtnneiota % Noro 7atotn, men naar
man tommer ttlba9e I'll be itore Bper, faar
Nen9ene mart Singer, oa man er omtrent
lt9e rig Iom fsr. Sporicr life benptte gtn.
leonlHsen % enSel af Gensene til at lG9ae
@runOuoloen for ct eset 9jem ps en- ielu.
ItRrot9 Sitting paa ct Stptte opot po
1ru9tbart gttnneiota 9auo? 5or 5ilbaaes
re'ien nlaa ou alisepel betale fpritc alasies
SerHbanebIlet os oct oil life toitc roaet
EXTRA at Hoppe ODER Il Sag / Staples eaer
s'ttIe sails % ie ouer 9anoet. Spis ou
topper, iaa pl ou, Zig ~tuiinoe andre 9anbs.
lnGn0, finoe, at
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

Seq Iso al 5Orituppelie us Ranssl
paa 5oroslelIe, % bruste Or. @uauit
Sonl9s hamburger 9raaber meo BET
eeclte &eiultat. -Mile 9riuter, Cor.
slpp h Sadelpr Ctr, Gopinston, Sp.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13
K. ROSHOLT,
Gau Claire, Mis.

NIB Qisie Sc9er, &Orter oip., tpitcr
mango yel9e, oertor gnIter iea, at fun iaa.
eanns lom t9ntsr paa at iaa fla Qano. bill
ltrlpe eiter openitaaenbe, % itfs Smaoout.
rigbeh. 5e.gs'I
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13
Flora.

lDntGrtet StoplanO (Qppitop) life lanet
ira ct. 8anI paa d til e Mtl8 Gfitanp ira
Sernbanen. Sort Wulo paa gerbuuo, 2
Slooer 8lennemItlRrer 9anoet, Sa9mple o.
3rRtulsbrRnoerl paa Steoet, 9oo grbeioss
plaos. Stooen alene betaIer 9anoet % gioer
Settleren 9po ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS fpr flere
War. 3ette Sano iRl9es btligt % pna iaa
rtmelt9e 8tIfaar, at enhoer Nrbeioer tan OPP
naa at ltabe Jig ct eget Slem. Sugen beore
Nnleontng 9tpes for goot o9 ltooi9t 8inter.
arbetoe, emo paa oeHne Slabs. Strip eiter
aart os nRrmere Gplpsntna.
n. LOHRBAUER,
173 E. Sd Street, 1O4 Wash. Ave. s.
St Paul, Mimi. Minneapolis, Mimi.
219,ti
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

en ltor Tatte nleo Spser, Starter, Billie,
Der, Glrful9rer piu. ienoes uu init ri MI,
ptrtellse Sanbipsere.
Sent ttte, men ieno ino DIT Napn o.
&oresie. !"
10000 Htres meo mt 9ano Tom
atarteoet Den lite September 1892, SIsJ
NE Yam, lpreno ou iaar lGie Beitrierli
ooer bette NorooeitenS beOite 6armiua.g oue
erten OIL er rig eler iattia. aantre( eliza
ing. lnn lfrtp efter oisie 8eltrtpelier On lrS
Dem bel oper. Ser iinoeS irte Qouofpuipou
! Nlaertfa, iom ubbpoer iaa gooe Setinaeb
ier, iom Tan iaaes her.
WoreSIe
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13
Sanoet taller for ia jelp,

at fsr'te atbetaltns er meset lioeu, at Sfo.
pen oil Hare be naite afbstaliuscr os ifafe
big iittert Sinterarbeibe, at Ss til Sober %
til at ialse Tan bsites bet fprite glar, at Of
~itatoen ira Stationer os 8per Inn er 2 q 6
Nttl, at S%orobunoen er isrite alasies fort
gtnlo paa 2erbuuo, at Der tan proouceres
20 a 30 8uibels Spebe pr. Ncre gar ON
anoet, at alimatet er iunoere % 7rittepanoet
beore eno paa andre Steber / geiten, Ga at
insen bebre GnIebnins iinbes til meo lioet
aontant at blue fin esen Serre. Spsro
Sarmeren, ipn ou MI arbeioer for, hpprme.
get ban gap for fit 9anb, bpor lGnae han
bar bapt bet, % bpab ban M tuuoe iploe
bet for, % ou oil ie, bpao ScrtIeneIte han
bar bapt uoenom Gulrnsen. Ser er famine
anleonlns IOr big til at faa itvrre oa iitrere
Hente al oine Tense END / nuseu Sant. gi
ton iGl9e oia 2aub for
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13
YrDpDitttDn.

Spis on gnlter en- nD Sat,
Sois ou snlter en- M Sue,
Spis on Dniter en- np auIfert,
Spis ou BnIfer en- M 8aoiRf,
Spis ou gnlfer en- M Srat,
Sots ou guIter en- mn Seit
eler &l9oer al bpiltetiombelIt WgnItre,
9lenl life at gaa inopm til 5ielo & Briaos /
Sonitpn o9 iaa bereS allerlaueite Triier.
nnoeriss Seres S6eme for at f~oritgrre Dor.
trRtter.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

"SelpbiGlp | @nsein'', ben npete
% beoite gRrebo9 / bet eu9elite Sprog,
faae3 hos 5priatteren @iortiu lllueitao, rs
5tb Ctr. e., Ninneapoli8, Mtnu, peo Suos
ienoelien al l Dollar. Agenter pnites, goo
SortIeueite. 40. 1S.tf
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

Spis ou ficbsr, bpao ou life bar
8ru9 for, pil on mart i9lge BET, BET er
ng0Oenoigt. SrantIin.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-11-09

Attention is called to the fact that
the present is the first time for half a
century that New England has not had
a representative in the cabinet. ex-
cepting only about five weeks under
President Polk, and during the sum-
mer of 1874, between the resignation
of Secretary Richardson and the ap-
poinment of Postmaster General Jewell
BY General Grant.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-11-09
Duels Among Indians.

1t is a fact that among American
Indians of the same tribe, though
they may number thousands, there are
few cases of quarrels that ever result
in murder. This is stranger when it
Is remembered that the Indian is pas
sionate, uncontrolled in his impulses,
cruel and ferocious by nature. They
have their difficulties and quarrels, but
arbitration of the old men prevents
bloodshed or murder.
Yet once in while a fight occurs,
and it is a novel sight to witness, says
an old western traveller. One buck
challenges another to combat. Ac-
companied by his friends to the battle
ground, each buck is stripped and
made to confront the other.
Between them lies war-club, q
smooth, long piece of hard wood, sea.
soned by years of service and regarded
with reverence because of the blood
stains on it received during the war.
The seconds of the surly-looking duel
lists toss up piece of bark. The win
ner picks up the club, and his op'
ponent, folding his arms, plants him
self, bending his head.
It is the club-bearer's privilege to
whack his antagonist just as hard as
he can, and with all the vigorous ma.
liciousness he can command, on the
back. One blow is struck, and ther
the man who has endured it picks ur
the club, and his opponent is subject
ed toall the force he can. command.
So the whacking goes on, and almos
every blow is knockdown one, unit
the duelist last knocked down refuses
to accept the club from his opponent
He has had enough and the party
breaks up. The severity of the punish
ment endured in these duels is mar
velous. The club used has jagged
edge, and every blow struck brings
blood. making deep cuts and fearfu
bruises.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-11-09

Nos. 336 and 33S connect at Wellsville for
Steubenville and Bellaire. Nos. 33S and b 2
connect in Union Station, Pittsburgh, for the
East.
BETWEEN BAYARD AND NEW PHILADELPHIA
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-11-09
All the Horses Left Were Good.

During war times some one had
sought Governor Curtin's advice about
buying good roadster, and he recon-
mended the would-be purchaser to DR..
Rutherford. of Harrisburg, who said:
'Do you want a frst-class animal?
Well, you cannot 60 amiss in buying
any horse you see within radius of
forty miles of Harrisburg, for all the
bad horses have been bought up and
turned over to the government for the
use of the army. -PtiIadelphiG Press.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1892-11-09

sDaily. Except Sunday. fF1agstop. meals.
Dark Faced Type denotes time from 2 90 to ~ 90
midnight Light Faced from IL 90 midnight to IL 90 noon
JOSEPH WOOD, E A. FORD,
General Manager, General Passenger Agent,
6-l5-92-I PITTSBURGH, PENN'A.
For time cards, rates of far, through tickets,
baggage checks, and further infor' '::tion fe-
garding the running of trains apply to any
Agent of the Pennsylvania Lines.
W. D. ARMSTRONG. Agent.
RaVenna. o.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-09-14
The Mechanics Fair.

Not every one can visit the Worlds Fair
next year, but all can attend the eighteenth
triennal exhibition of the Massachusetts
Charitable Association, to be held in the
unsurpassed exposition building on Hun
tington avenue, Boston, commencing Octo-
Der 5, and continuing until December 3,
1892. At this exhibition-more popularity
known as the Mechanics Fair-will be many
displays that are, the following year, to be
shown at the Columbian Exposition in Chi
cago. For this and other reasons the ex-
hibitors are bestowing more than the usual
attention to their displays and in artistic
arrangement, variety and general interest
the exhibition this year will excel that of
any in the long series heretofore given. The
management is progressive, and while pre-
serving the old-time conservatism has min
gled with it keen realization of the fact
that times change and the popular de-
mand varies with the years." The fakir
element has been eradicated and this exhi-
btion will not be bazar, but a legitimate
exhibition, freed from all those annoyances
that are inseparably connected with the
fakir class and their persistent opportunities.
A feature in our modern civilization, the
proper physical culture of our girls and
boys will be shown by gymnastic lectures
and illustrated by classes. A convenient
space will be fitted up as headquarters for
organizations of women. Excursions from
every point in New England have been ar
ranged at low rates, and it is confidently
expected that the attendance this year will
reach fully 100000 people. 1t behooves all
who intend to visit " the Hub " this fall to
so arrange their plans as to make it posi-
BILE for them to visit the Mechanics Fair.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-09-14
Ninth Army COrps Reunion.

COMRADES: - Twenty-seven years have
elapsed since the Ninth Army Corps was
disbanded. During the four years OF its ex-
istence it participated in nearly all of the
battles of the East and those of Burnside's
east Tennessee campaign and the siege and
final surrender of Vicksburg. No other army
corps had better record won or shared in
more victories, or met with greater losses in
action. An opportunity has at last been
offered by the meeting of the National En-
campment, G. A. R., at Washington, d. c.,
for grand reunion of the survivors of the
Ninth Army Corps, it's divisions and brig
complete success it is important that its
various organizations should be as fully
represented as possible.
Tents have been provided and arranged
on the general camping ground for the
corps, division and brigade headquarters,
and other arrangements have been per-
fected so that separate reunions may be
held of the various different commands. 1t
is expected that large tent, having seat
ing capacity of 1900, can be secured for the
reunion of the corps as whole.
The surviving comrades, including those
of the Kanawha and other divisions, are
earnestly requested to be present. Those
who cannot come can have their names
placed on the reunion rolls by addressing
the secretary. Ninth Army Corps reunion
badges will be furnished at cost price upon
applying at once to the secretary, stating the
number needed Very truly yours,
ID. w. CLASSIC, Chairman,
LIE Droit Building, corner F and Sth streets,
n, W., Washington, d. G.
r. A. SPRAGUE, Secretary,
No. 416 9TH street, n. W., Washington, ID. c.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-09-14
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