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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20

TA9 ONi1rd Caiycrs, sends - tho
weather 5n.Iei;n to- July. Tae aver.
age rsjutH over the state was 80 ia-
che,, TO- a5o,etal normal T-5.roa,,
g; ,u.a. rainfall -, ,'.- m,.a W.
22.- inches &, Nlc2u. .a3 lie .qa,.
1t Wayac,bc-o. Taa13u,,c-m.
were reported every LAY i'll ,te moa,h
cAcept:.ur, Tie report roy ale week
ending Arg il. l:T23. i s., fellows:
Upon &c whole The weather e1g3i.
tions during the pas; week have been
very fayorsbl,. The excessive rain
fall in July hs: given Gotten 5 y.ry
luzuricn; sroTth sui 3 pro'rac;51
dry src, you'll cause much los, %,
shedding The shower: q III: wc5k
lave prevented this, sad eycu where
tie faH was more abundant than VS.
needed FIR cotton this crop is It'll, 10,
very seriously effected,
Tie prospects for s good corn cron
continues very favorable. except in 9
few localities whore there js complaint
Of small ears with heavy shuck,
The boil worm has made lts sp?es-,
suce in Clsy county, but in s'ns! uuu.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20
A Logical an | Patriotic Letter from
Judge Fcote.
The Danger from Third Partyism.
A tit Answer to the Concord 2esO'
lutionS
Atlanta. ga, Aug. 18th, 1892.

Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 18th, 1892.
Hon, 7, j.. Q'Neill,
DEAR SiR.-I see from the Bea-
con Of 18th inst, there IS To be a meet
ing of ali true Democrats at the Court
House on Tuesday the Ord inst, from
which conclude any supporter ofCleye-
llud fer the Presidency is invited,
Whetherof the true hlue Democracy or
net consider myselfiu that line, and
regret exceedingly thatIcannot be with
the people II NoXubee al that timo,
think the next election for President
Of the United States. the most impor-
taat election we have had for many
wears, do not regard 1t as merely Il
contest between Democracy, Eepubli-
cNnism, Alliance men, third party men,
or peoples party men, but q struggle for
Southern Independence, or Southern
Submission 20 a second edition Of Car
Pct bag rule, un8er whatever disguise
or name It may I've presented. 1t seems
10 me 1t is enough for southern men to
know, that the PLATFORM upon which Mr.
Harrison stunning, demands the pas
sage and enforcement ofwhat is known
as ,he Force Bill and an unlimited
protective tariff system. I]scauuot at
tempt discussion of these two great
prlnclpIes in this letter, but certainly
on: people know enough Of them to un-
dcrstand, that the first will have the Of
feet Of carving lis back To the misera-
Die years of $50 OF, and second viii by
heavy taxation, make us pay higher
prices for everything We buy, which
comes under ne taN ia"'
pd l',11 H. ras t or I"tt. , ,TS'' ,,'! 1[' 4os
Wnrr;son. but are third nsrty men or
belong to the peoples party, for Weay.
ny j. fbn OIr,.I,,, ,r J,I,l r.l,+ ,,,+,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20
Rooms Dem. EX. COh.
H. ~ r1DD

Macon, MISS, JAY Il, 1889
The Dem. Elk. Com. Of NnXuhce Go
met pursuant to cal! OF the Chairman
and were called to order by him, with
the following member, present.
NJ, Mahorner, j. L. GriggS, I. 3
Psulettc, j. T. Cook, J. W. Carr, J T
Cosby, by proxy. and passed the reso'
luton. ,o.wit:
Resolved, That a Mass Meeting be
held in the town Macon in the Court
House on Thursday, huE. IS, lSs2, for
the purpose OF selecting siz delegates
to the Congressional Convention, 10
be held in Winous, Aus, 81, 1892,
That said Mass Meeting sha', be
called to order by W. y. Clark, Chair
man OF this Con-. nj Il, a. NJ. AMI that
all citizens who arc registered and
who arc willing to support the Demo
cratic nominees for President, Vice
i'rcsldeu, and Congressman may pay
ticipntc,
O, motion, lie Com. adjourned, sub
iect to call Of the Chairman.
", u, CLARK,
S. N. THOMAS, Che.
Aa-s.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20

II suy druggist, or other person
,kall sell or give away ANY sgloha'e.
or other preparation OF morphine. or
auy opium, or Any preparation i.,f1.
Of, witaeat the person brGing ar re.
cc.7ing the SAM, having. p~rescutiu.g.
and leaving with the setter or giycf. a
written certificate, signed By SONG
reputable praCtiting physician, show.
NJ lhat The salae Is necessary or prup.
tc The health OF the person for whose
usc the same !. desired, naming tie
person, he -lsi. ne guilty Of INSIDE.
msaner, and oY conviction, shall be
punished - prescribed N the last sec.
tiou
Thtslaw zoe. iuto effect nexlNoy.,
but We believe il will become in.
operative through sheer impo.:ibiliiy
10 enforce it thoroughly, for it is very
probable ii will be universally disre.
saTded, End q whole community can.
not be indicted. Some 20 50 far a. TO
contend that II child is takeu sick At
night liz parents: caIuot administer q
dose OF p~arpg5ric without first get
Ting 8 certificate from q doctor that it
j. needed. That may be TOO literal a
construction, but it /. very certain one
could not call gu bis nei.hoor for the
needed remedy without making his
friend liable TO Indictment. The ob.
jcct OF the law, It Is apparent, was to
break up the habit OF morphine and
opium eaters. and the trainers OF the
law had only in sight the evil that il
done through the hqbituaI and i'm.
moderate Use OF sUch drugs. They
lost sight entirely Of the absolute re-
ccs'ity, we might say, OF such RENE.
dies, and their atmo.i universal use i a
families. The habi'ual drug eater vii!
not he deprived Of his narcotic, Tor he
will certainly ind q way to circumyent
the law, but those WHO only use it DC.
casiona!ly as q medicine in their fami-
lics, viii be seriously Inconvenience,
for they vii! moi think to be always
provided in case OF emergencies. The
Lawmakers in their determination to
eradicate the evil, have oyershot the
mark.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20

h%osciUsKo, Miss, Aug. 49, The
convention organized at II O'Clock,
with Mr. lladden, Of k0sciusko, tenn.
porary chairman. All delegations
regular; no contests. After the com.
mittee on credentials reported, T.. J.
Martin placed the name of Hon. A. J,
Russell, of Lsuderdale, as permanent
chairman. lie was elected by accla.
ma ion. Upon taking the chair Mr..
Russell made a rousing speech, which
crentcd much enthusiasm and many
favorable comments were made on his
able effort. The following candidates
are before the convention:
Byrd, Beeman. Hamilton, Wilson,
Williams and Luckett. No result has
been reached up to the Sind ballot:
Williams in The lead, Byri a close sec.
ond, Beeman third. Tho air is full OF
ruInors that n dark horse will fiuellv
be named. In such, al event both 4.
j. Russell and 4. F. Cochran, of Meri-
dian, arc freely spoken Of Meridian
News,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20

The resolutions adopted by the T
r. awkward squad q Concord last
Wednesday will make Interesting
readinc and create q smile on the Ia
| ces of all true Democrats, when they
think ot The somorsault the malcoD-
tents have had 10 make to subscribe 10
such doctrines Just for moment
imagine The ponderous Mr.. Madison
Standing up before his little coterie OF
admirers, tearing or the Democratic
coat be has been wearing 50 long,
turning It inside ont aud then dCrriug
il again amid the plandits OF lis de-
ludcd followers, end declaring with
ali the sincerity he can assume tia.
he "no longer has any faith ia the
Democratic party We know hist by
tho great majority otour readers, such
proceedings mHsi he regarded s. trs-
vesty.a farc,,lor tho motive OF the
ers is So transparent that he who runs
may read. and il can all be summed ap
in one sc, ccomp,i>hci,ani that is NJ.
Jaui~an vii carry The lhiri Patty in
N2Nohc' 10 EaPora with him.
We have .cattc'y aHy disposition t.
wool ttN u.,oia rc.'rr >~n~irrs'v. or
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20

Mrs. n. L. Heard, the talented lady
lecturer, who delighted SO many intel
icctnal audiences in Columbus a few
months ago, passed through the city
yesterday Ell route for Europe. Size
was the guest OF DR., B. A. Vaugii-
au and wifi. and was here only a short
while to bid goodbye to her many
friends.-Dispatch.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20

1t will cost you nothing and will
surely DO yon good, II you have q
Cough, Cold, or amy trouble with
Throat. Chest or Lungs DR.. Kin"'.
New Discovery for Consumniion
Coughs sud Colds Is guaranteed f.
give relief. or money win he paid back
Sufferers from in Grippe found il inc.
the thing and under its use had a spec,
dy aud perfect recovery. Try a sam,
pie polite at our expense and learn for
Yourself just how good a thing il is,
Trial bottles free at j. +. Jones'
Large size SOC. and Sl.00.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20
Bucklen's Arnlca Salve.

THE BEsr SAJvE III the world for
suts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Kl'enm, Fever Sores, letter. Chappcd
Hands, Chilblains, Corns; and all Skin
ErnptiDns. and positively cures Piles,
or no pay required. II is guaranteed
TO give perfect satisfaction or money
refunded. Price 20 cents per box,
Fer Sale BY J. I. IoNgs.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20
PENSION NOTICE.

The blank applications Tor State pensions
TO 'ndiseat soldiers and sailors of the late
Confederacy aud TO the INDECENT widows Of
such soldiers aud sailors, have been re.
ceiyed.
No person who has heretofore received 4
pension IRON The State can now do SO with.
ont making a new application, and the ap,
piieatiols properly flied out In ink an.
sworn to by the applicant and by Two wit.
nesses must be fled with me IN OR BE.
FORE THE LIST MONDAY OF SEPTEM.
BIER, 1902.
The applications OF INDECENT soldiers and
sailors must contain II certificate by the
County Health odieer that the applicant Is
"ihd'gent aud physically unable to earn q
support by his own labor,
JOHN a. TYSON,
chanccry CIR. Noxubee Co., Miss.
'JllyiG SITS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20

Remember that the best food for
ht,euing hoss and cattle is sorghum.
It will make meat faster than corn or
any other Kind OF grain, and those
who feed it will find that it adds to
the health Of their stock. A large
proportion OF the booyos fattcned here
this season for export have been fed
on cheap moIa'ses to u large extent.
There is 10 doubt that it will! pay
Mississippi farmers to make sorghum
for stock teed,-Examincr.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20

All buy medicines, aaH got wsnf
'h9m cheap-at retail and wholesale
rates. Jacobs Pharmacy. the Iarge.,
southern "%c',tier-' OF prices, has an adj.
vertlsrneut in t0.daY's paper contain.
Ing a few prices All other ariicl
are sol at similar low rates. No mat
Ter what you want that is usual,
kept ipa large drug store send TO
them, They viii sell IL at astonishing
10" rates, Expire, charge. Tor pack
ages under five pounds, twenty five
cent? send for : Humber Of thing.
at ohce. isa word to The wise sum
iieut?
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20

We have received an interesting aud
valuable bulletin from the experiment
station Of tho A. &. NJ. College. |,
trcsts Of
l. Insects injurious to cabbage.
z. a new method OF testing milk.
J. Feeding Tor milk aud butter,
We expect to make extracts from II
Tor The benefit Of our readers, or prob.
ably it cnn be had on application tt
the college.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20

III Wyoming, New York, ppHusyl.
vania and Tennessee the militia haye
been called Oh, to put down moUs. IN
Tennessee a bloody battle was fought
at Coal Creek, Miners made several
attempts to capture the fort. hut were
rcpuIscd each time. The eXcitemcn.
all over Tennessee is greater than any.
time since 81.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20
GOOD MEASURE.
Yes, good measure, pressed down
and running over.

Some Of these little psoprietors Of sarss-
parillas put NJ in half-pint bottles are en-
rous Of the increasing popularity OF Dr.
John Bulls SarsaparillG. pnt up as it Is In
lnrge quart bottles, and intimate that theirs
is more concentrated, This is as false -
deceit can be. a tcaspoonful of Bulls
Sarsapaiiila contains more concentrated
medicinal virtue than a tablespoonful OF
n other sarsaparilla made, \ bottle Of
pr. John Balls %sarssparilla contains six
times the curative virtue Of bottle of any
other blood purifier made. No exception
is made. Now an invalid wants his
moneys worth. lie wants good measure,
Therefore, unless misled through ignor-
scco whnn his svstam Eecdg 4 blood pVN-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20

The Peoples Party Congressional
Convention in this district meets al
Tupclo Oh the a9tb; Up to date no
man of any strength or weight has ill.,
ted up his voice ma cried tor the nom.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20
M Pisos Remedy for Ca.arrh is the
" Best, Easiest 70 Use, and Cheapest. G
N
li1sx &sstFATS y.1AV RJass gSAxs
~
ka SoIh by druggists or sent by mail, I'M
kE Dc. EFT. Hazciinc, Warren, Pa
It Cures Headache.

P%reston's He'd AXE is q certain and
speedy cure for headache. II is guar.
ahtced TO cure any kind o. headache,
II will do 1t in Is minutes, and it WON'T
cure ANYTHING else.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20

The llogg party in Texas had a MA.
ioriiy in the convention, aud tho Clark
firtion bolted. Judge Nugent Is out
as the Peoples Party candidate.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20

EBH When you have chills and fever, ii
you want a surC cure Gn0 one TINT does not
tasto bad, take SInitls Tonic ayfup. IS
will please you bcitsr than QUtaiGe or any
other chill medicine,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20


3. Your EN. Com. deems II right an
u timely 10 address yea touching The p
l. @ljticsl conditions in he state and yoN
duties in the pending. eampaign-
+. While the national etcc'ioa Is III u
practical result but q recurrence OF u
periodical trlai between me democrat
u it anu kepuolirah P"l',Ss OF govern
ment, Your course III 'ie conte't !
embarrassed by an OPPOSITION com
posed OF former i'riu'eiS'-' ana
. Is win ms 'PPGstloA' 'oF,leo "pe'
personal "iSSpIS.u,"nln.S' .u'M '"'
lions .ad 'asu' u.sS.h,'h. tu' S,sS''
'a't"fe' ~ Py..., ,i:',', = 'a1' osia,.
tfat> III AHI..s'pfa my 10 u'.er, ;
/. content ! on' o''',,,s;I US ~.
N.oto>V ~ >'.,S, a. 80 '.S e"u,I
OF t'l- "|'''' .gn u NO., 2"' '"nh
Is tnoVsn ~ say s'. a",,. ,v,ru,;i.n,
HF' H., -, .a ,' W., r,.o
AZ Wv, ~, ,rS,.:n ~ .La,
-, .,.I AZ, ~. ~r,irr.nans -.
- ,ho, or, rttrrIy nn,rar.,nt,1
.,,t'n, HI, sso,o;,s, .h, Dnmo.
alN ~nutcl3Ulc - t-hiust INC litf!lu'
cratic party. Couicssoily they own
their origin TO republican legislation.
.n3 r,rs,o ;on .,yjn- hoon rsiuIy ev.
49,. 80 rhncL 81 sn~cn5 rnI,: A..
,,,nts on. ,,nstinra,}on % can Ain.
| ting IN obstacle il the pathway Of
| Democrats luty--in lie combat with
| RcUub!icanis!n. The success OF DEM
otr1ct tn Ills combat offers the only
| tine aud effective relief from Evils Of
goverumea; which bear so hoavily W.
on Tic producers of the South. And
opposition in whatever form or per
souAtiou, IN the way of this success, it
Is our unjiminished t3'y TO overcome
ar remove I!lared or ~ocseuFitie'
and s'FlNp-i OF tIisc coverings me
pIndinE struggle lnvo'feS me same Is
sues hhd interests ior "Nlch we nave
80 'ou~ sIFlVeM' IhcN are me m
for the ~hepHOhcah party IS me same
us avoweH poACY ana Icri0F"ilons
nave no' changed; 10 hoId .PoWer by
81 means an" 10 exercise II without
regard 10 tho welfare or the wishes OF
tee masses IS lts sole anlmating prln-
e'pje, mat 1t would III TINS greed tor
RUE again, rs IN the past, snoVert pop
uIar government Is proved III the te-
nacity OF lis adherence to what is com
moniY known rs HE force DILL. This
BIZ Is III It's true intent a carefully con-
eociei scheme OF controlling National
elections by national powe", IN deli
anco OF tire popular voice. 1t IS IDLE
to contend that there is no longer dan.
Ger Of q law having this end in view.
With the leaders of the Republican
party its miscarriage, the rcpugnauce
1t excited, have only caused it to be
less loudly proclaimed. there is eve
rY evidence Of the determination to
press it when the occasion serves -
Most inli3putahly the enactment OF
such 4 law as The Lodge hin, only a.
waits on opportunity. And wei il,
as some contend. the danger Of such
an act be too remote tor a~rDrchcusion.
# orr home governments Gne no LONG
or maracel hv n marty whose unrc-
strictpd mower ~oynrhnny mo Sonth
like q pa.l-it is because the Domocra.
tic party shielded our people and turn
ed aside the fun severity of Tho ipGic-
tons designed. K has been through
the Democratic national organization
that the southern reople were enabled
to hold at bay elements which men.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20

50 Your children viii be more healthy,
happy and pretty, II you occasionally gtvs
them Nr. John Balls Woim Des.royera.
Try them. prl,n q NsNtS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20

K~oscIUsKo, MISS, Nov. Is, 1891.
have found DR.. Tichcnor's Anti.
septic o fine remedy for burns and
cuts. Z. W, ATKINSON,
Wheclwripht.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20

SAILS, Mss Nov. II, 1891.
This cor'iG2s lAat have used DR..
Tichenor's ault.eut;c for cuts and
bruises, aud found it perfect, salts.
factory Z pISNIy,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20
One Of the Good Things.

There is nothing Gust as good" as
Creole Female Tonic. Every lady who
has given it a trial will tell You there
IS nothing like it for curing diseased
conditions peculiar to the female sex,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20
MACON BEACON.
Saturday, Aug, 90, 1902.

we are authorized to announce
non. CLARKE LEWIS
A = candidate FOR Congress in the +th Cou-
rressional district. subject to the action Of
tie Democratic party.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20

r20WNs IRON BiT-TaRs ALMANAC
Var 1903
Contains One aaund,sd Haeipes ior max
ing delicious Candy cheaply and quickly
at .A,ue. The book IL given away 1T drug
end General stores.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20

,fOUR RACK ICHEs
LII general 1et llity' Try
80, HkOH M TROY BirrERs.
N~hi cure You, aud give a roof appetite. Sold
Y, ~ !sai1s III madeline.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1892-08-20
EXECUTIVE COM. ADDRESS.
Jackson, Miss Aug. =, 1882,

10 the Democratic Voters ~ Ss-
igp.:
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-23
GiHeltaarnet peo &onoom.

@runoitenen er M last til bet iaa,
falote @attiusT aarn peb 9onoon. gfs
ter 9ariierubiiQinsen bleo Der / Gnas
lamb bannet ct "3anrnielifab," / bpiltet
Sir Gcmaro @atfin par Sjalen, / ben
Seniist at opisre ct @%iffsltaarn / Gna.
lamb. Ter ublpuebes gramier paa
5000 % $500 Srunsr iior be TO bebite
3~esninser, os Der inbtom life minore
enb 68 5Orflas fra inbens os ubeulanb.
re artitetter. 9e to bsoite 95orIaa
Itplotes enselife Snsenisrer o. breiebe
fig ON Bpsninsen at ct 12-1300 en-.
seli,e Sob bsit 9oarn; bet o~prinbeliae
@ifieltaorns Ssioe sr 9s5 eng. Sob.
Com gelisssnbeb palste mar ct gunit
tat uoenior 2oubOn msllsm Reasben oa
SarrOpson'tbe' Sil. Ran iis6te Der
ct Stptte 9ano, Der bsbtes "@enblp
Bari" De A mastise @runbhene til
1aarnet er MI laste, o. bet er Wenin.
gen paa bet inbtisbte Ierran at opfsre
ct Tbeater, Reitaurauter o. tprtiife
Babe iamt nnlaase en- @intsrbape.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-23
% bigan
Zen SemofratiIfc Statsfonuention

~
aI6plotes / @ranb &apios ben 17be os.
Ser bar ialt SO 0ele9ater tilItebe, ben
itprIte apnuentior, Gemotraterue nos
senIinoe bar baut. s. W. @eiton fra
@ranb 8apibs palstes til miolsrtibis
5urmano. Strar ~eiterat &onpentiouen
par orsaniieret, ppleites ct 8rep fra
@npsrnsr 8iuans, buOri ban ers
flarebe, at ban life bar aaubioat for
characterization. Otter enoel be9eis
itreoe 5alsr bleu fplsenoe &anbioater
nominerebe: @upernsr, gllen u. Morie
fra Sunia; 8icesupernsr, Sames g.
gcparps. Spusbton; 8asierer, Grebe'
rid Wurun, @apne; Sefretar, Charles
s. Maden Sasinatp; Gubitor, Sames
u. BANNER, Ma-quette; gttorneps@e
neral, u. u. ellis, Sonia; Sfoleiuper.
intenbent, Serbs 9. 5itid, gontiae
8Ommisiar for Statslanb, George Z.
Sbafer; Meblem af Statsns Sfatte.
lisninssboarb, Sames u. Burr, Genes.
Zee; preiioentiiene 8alsmanb at large,
George s. 9uronb, @snssiss, % Better
@bite, Wnrquette.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-23
NprbsS afUta.

Stur Sfaoe psb SaglItorm. Gen
Storm, Der iorri9e 5reoas raieoe Sms
esnen al Irsusuile us Gardener, bar
not anrettet me9et itgrre 9oelG9gelier,
enb be iprlte 8eretninger antpoeoe.
Oct ianileoe FAB auilaaes til 10000
Suibels Spepe. ct Speoeareal a I minolt
$4,000 slcres bleu iulbitanbis jeunet
meb Suroeu. @eO. SarrinstOn flyer,
at, oa ban 6rebns Morsen reiite til
Sarge, baube ban Ell Spebeaser, Der
lopebe ct llbbptte al miubit 5000 Sus
ibels; ba ban fom bjem ON 4itenen,
BAR Der life 500 Suibels ieien.
Sempfraterne / femte 8ommerbis
itrift bar sjennomineret SOmmer 8obes
rid &oie.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-23
Genn ploania.

Slb | Ell HeiormanitaIt. Scnbns
aiten ST. 6 ~opouseoes SD ben iDos
li9e 5loi al S%untiugtons RefOrmauitalt,
o9 paa minore eno en- Time bar benne
og Ell t~iIitpOenbe 3sgta9es Bpgnins
sbelaste al 9uerne. Sele Nnitalten,
Der Omfatter $50 8eriOner, bar for en-
Time pris9ipen ri 5lammerne, ioet
8b9ningens Granddaughter bar iulbs
It9noi9 tom. S ben neobr9nbte
Bp8ning bar ct BgrItenbinoeri
al The Consolidated Manufacturing
Company 9bilooeIpbia, bpis Tab pnu
NtaItineri us Muteriale anIlanes til
$4,000. Sp9niu9en bar asiureret for
$4,000, men 3abet naar pp til $780,
600. Sloeu fUrmeue8 at bore paoint
al no9le al De poa Nnitalten inblagte
9erIoner.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-23
Wi inue5ota.
Rpt Wlpnep Croer Office.

EDt Wouep Sroer Office. 5il
Dplpsniu9 ior bore Gbonnenter / ben
Del ai Gilmore Gonntp fan tjene, at
gpitmeiter Spar q. SuDeien / Better
fun bereiter iel9er Wunep ORDERS %
uobetaler 8ense paa iamme.
Banquet ior Spren 9iitoe. Iosle
genner / Minneapplis og ct. Taul al
ssren 9iitoe, iom er uonepnt til &pns
ful / 3usieloori 9pifluno, gap furleben
en- Banquet til 9gre for bam paa 500
tel &pan. Slanot be Gilitebeuarenoe
bar mango 9amer, os pec Sprbet bolos
tss Der en- bel Del 9pfsnitninsstaler,
ibuilte Der blep iast mango 8pbe ling
ON 3oniuleu.
Spiieialen bar befpreret meb lfanbi.
aapilte os ameritanife Stag, % ct Or
tsiter ipiaebe rationale Melpbier.
Slanbt be Gilitebeparenbe bar oaulf
ROniul s. g. Gbriitenien, iuenitsnorit
aUuiul 6. $. Sobe, StatsiefretGr Sobn
Glittie al Noro Satota, Sefretar u. &.
9eisbers, Son. 9. s. 2Omen % Re'
Sa,tsrerue @ulbranbien al "8ubitittenA
Os 6. &asmusieu Of "llseblabet,~ enb'
sioere 8r. 7iaier. @m. Babt % Or.
Vraf meo 9amer.
Soften. Minneapolis Journal brin'
ger fOrleben en- Operiist Oper @aar'
busOen ! Winneiota Os be to GaiOtaer.
SEtsu annaaes til 1913, OO0, 900 8u.
iRels mob 100 100000 fbite &ar, bpil'