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The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-05

$. W. Tor. Thirteenth and Market streets.
a24 kirl.wood street,
S3i Locust street.
1924 King street.
s. +. Tor. Thirteenth & King streets,
store ana dwelling.
S. W.Cor.SiNth and est streets, Il rooms
ana bath.
Money TO loan on good city mortgages.
Apply to PHILIP II. CLARK & CO,
dis II S2i Market street
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-05

TMx Free Trade Democrat are hard
10 please. One day they dsplore the
humble condition OF the laboring man
because he has to pay . high price for
his carpets, another day they have the
same sympathetic feeling for the car
net manufacturers. who are compelled
to make carpets at prices that do not
pay them. The Boston journal Of
Commerce is one of these free-trade
papers that expresses its great sympa-
thy for the manufacturers in this man
ner.
The carpet manufacturing industry
Is apparently in a deplorable condi.
ton. with no immediate prospect OF
Its being better. 1t points inevitably
to the stoppage of considerable
amount OF machinery In the near fu-
ture. more than what is already idle.
The prices at which carpets are now
offered are below the cost OF manufae-
turing and marketing. They repre-
sent loss that may be denominated
almost perilous, which the richest cor
porations soon must seriously consid-
er il II continues much longer. That
there is an overproduction must ba
admitted, and this condition will be
deeply impressed on the industry II no
relief is derived from the late reduc-
tion In price, by which administers can
be bought at $1.20, brussels at 921&
cents and ingrains at 52H cents per
yard"
This is decidedly rich. 1t has not
been long since this paper and others
OF like ilk could not find language
strong enough to condemn the carpet
manufacturing monopolies that we're
crushing the very lives out Of
the poor laborers who would have to
pay higher price for carpeting under
the Mckinley tariff. The Free Trader is
not troubled with honest convictions.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1892-01-05
wANxMAxr,s.s.
Suits and $3.50 Book Gases

Suits and $50 Book Cases
and all the betweenities.
If your mind and ours are
to meet on this Furniture
sale so that the bigness Of it
and the cheapness, the
beauty of the goods and
their honesty shall be clear to
you, it must be in our Furni-
ture store. Words by types
Or voice fail utterly. Doubt
all you please-then see the
stuff. We ask no more.
Have you a cottage to fur
nish next springs Now's the
chance.
Third floor. "...."
Blankets.
The entire Autumn season
has been bright with the story
of how cheap we sell fine
Blankets.
There is q chance now to
add to what has gone before
this time cheaper grades.
-Four hundred pairs full
double size Blankets, good
weight, pure wool filings OF
fine cotton warp. We value
them at $3.50, but we sell
them at 1886 a pair.
One hundred and twenty
five pairs full double size
Blankets, soft silver gray,
clover leaf border, good
weight, ,all-wool filling on fine
cotton warp, at 1878, used
to be IS and never less than
$3.50. ......
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-31
8rOsDenDrs SDrlts.
VII S~erstring ON, bporlebeS Wanofabet gisr
Wgttsri % Sfibet saar unoer.
Eprtiot fra forri9e ROY

NpIlIul Iu IptllHe YoJ
~S bIsu ~ftGrtere bepaset ueb at ie { enne ~isrssIise
%g',a0or'n9 Oenne ipnIise Os burtise Senfpsnen, lite
a9ans 9utommelIe, men at bans Sino - emo ies tan
ns oro til at beifriue. Oct ~beSrsueoe, b~ieIpeIsie
oH'' bans 0atter gap mig, ben ~taareIsie SOrs bsubes
8trts.
NS 0'Olte life, buab ies ifulOe iuare, men iaa nsb for
s xsnae uOiist, ia9oe ban, iOet ban peste paa ysns
~'aO0'9en, "er bsieite Grab ems foru,is. Seq bar
D. !" '%ae' Der, leg t9nter en- goo baIu Cine = tror bu
:, 'I CT laa Iense, min Benz Os fan lite Opoase
Iv" GOranortng. Seq fer life atnOet END en- iammsn'
sS@g00s Ente al 9uub, Blot nosst mSrtsrs, fer ies, enO
l. r"1'", lom lteoer til ben. Siu acknowledgements Qinie
81 0'lgnOerIis Sirtnins paa mig. guar ies fer paa
An n, g'so Der at IGg8e fig IiseOm en- fran 6OrbinOins
49, w YaHNe; ia bet e." iasbe ban meb ct SmiI,
!. ~ uS'laa utHbenOe iOm bans Barns, "%utturat iom
rS ga0Os en- SnOr buubet ON nit SousS."
1" WV Fs0s fig msb Suanbsu opsr gaubsn, iOm uiloe
=" V'0eO portage 6sleIien al Gryt paa bette StsS.
mm~' 9ntsItst at ie bsune a~rparSiss Os pene SamIs
t.Sn Ias'sNss 'uettet paa aanSsn psb be aiSeIier % be
"''' 9an StibbruSst bapbe %ubIaaet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-31
264
"sSeo pil oisre, Tom De ipnes."

Seq piI sisre, iOm De ipnss."
Oct peb isg, De uiI. Oct er nit Gnite at irelis
lem bog life nit Gnite olene - bet CT min iafe
geIlutnins. StoI fuIbtommen pau mig, 6rsten ROs
bsrtion. Se at boIbe Dem fiat; til is tan rnaaite be-
bsus 1eres SjaIp til SIutnins."
"0s mua oeiaa itoIe pua mig, iOm ies sanite itoIsr
poo Fem, =" iosbe BUN ~imiIenbe.
Seq imisos IissIebes til benbe, Og iagoe:
SAB mig nu iise Gem, bDuO Der fan lie bDaO ies
af posrite GOns bor isst at faa til at its. gGa 6rsoas
Gitsrmibbas oil ies ige 8~Onmermanoeu, at ri CT ismti
til ierti 6uGrtmil ira 6piten al 6Iorioa. Suis bet er
en- pen 9at og ies buubG til Cub, ben maa pare iaa
= oil Der bliue 5raft BAT, bet nil ii9e, at SsiLene oil
bIiue itiust ian, at ri life gisr 6art, Storba'osn pl
6Iips iat uO, os 2aurinssbuuOen bIipe ufTret. att bette
nil tsmmelie atturat ite. Wsr III tommer bet, ies Ell /
Suipl ON. Oil Goltsus iOrbliue OmborO, inbtiI ben
Waub, be far isn6t fuulmet fOr at bore Stibet, toms
mer til6ogs? sls uiI be saa gauOene % Uente paa BAN
lanss Siosn2 Suis De suOr gauoens Os renter paa
Man6sn, er Sti6et port. Den bpi5 be 6Iivsr OmbOro,
Gibansr Dor JrsIis al guaO5muuoen.~
@6uorlsces bst2"
"6an oil sntsn SrG6s ben uaaHo, iom tomHer 3tants
met sGer ilaa BAN i~nnSissIss, Os ban maa Oa IaOe, iOm
ON : an par ban 0ianb, ban baUbs sipet paa 9ODeoet.
Seq forfGar."
"Suis be raa6sr til BAN, mGa ban iUars benz uosn at
pis fig. Wlaaits pI an ruabe til benz. Gs pil ba
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-31
262

Seq tror," iasbe is meS al ben aGrbsSisbeS, ies
funbe lasae min Stemne, "at ben ubebagelise 6ors
nemmeIIe, De tlaser Ouer, pilOe give fig, ON Oe la9Oe
Dem reb. Diet blep anitrenst peo at itirrs no sleitrem
en- gentilaabniua, % bin ~euinoelise 9orHont Serbenne
iatter fla ION, en- Ntare Gns Sopeb, buis man fer paa
ben forlanse.
"8e bar iuIotOmmen Ret, Greoe Serrs, iuareoe ban,
ibet ban after butteSs, uenote fig berpaa til Datteren
on iaaos: "OeuI,e Serrs fan foriiaa be iGresne Snbitps
belIer at, buao iss tan fable %enSfurmis Ratur."
San laa paa benoe meo fort Os pinIist aIpor.- Oct
mar tpoeliat. at ell eler anosn 9rinbrins ~pIubielis par
opfommen / bans SinO, men bauOe Iissiaa ~pIuOielis fOrs
Iabt BET.
.san iaabe Serpaa msO msset pntelis Stemms:
Seq nil lGsse mig neO. Din Stulosr, min Ten."
San ~uOitrutte i'm i~tieIuenSs arm. Seq reiite mig for
at biglpe bam, men ban trat fig tiIbase lt9elonl iaaret
stoItbeO, 90 ban rettebe fig Op til fin fuIoe 9si0e.
"Qette er min 8atter, min Ssrre, uSbroO ban meO
isnenOe tolO stemme; Og, itSnt is uiOite, at ban life
pur t~ilresnelig, trat ies mig burti8 ttIbaSe neO en-
SsIslie at at pare iuIOitGnSisere aipilt emo n~osetiinOe
for nit yin.
ran TOM usO beubcs 9iaIp Op asisn, % Iaa Der
i~uIbitGuOis roIis.
Sun Tom ben til mig, Os nsSte mig til at belle uneo
b.uSe bet Saos, bun baube bannet fig al Stlten, bpori
SteparS.us Ssi bapSe parst.
~9s ar lite preb pau bam2" bpiffsSs bun.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-31

Den Gue mnmler Os ben suosn mum.
fer; mart fer be pna Gtriiten, mart
% | 2a9et % mart paa 6uluet; be BIZ
Der fig | 2Gben, tler ITO bag Erst Og
boloer SaaHoeu for Rauoeu; men ben
bsmmeli9bebsiuIOs 5'riii fan be life
buertet lGie eler uotDos.
9ette par ct 2orOeuiIas for ben for
uentningsiuloe 8un9s. Gan bapoe iaa
iittert pentet, at bans Raaer bupbe
funnel Isle Ep9aosu, men ba bette ei
FER, iaa "fpri9roe6e bans 9an.er bam
paanD."
Gan Ter iis ON blnnbt tine @iGiter,
Der o9iaa bapoe forieot fig paa Striis
ten, men ! etbuert Die msber ban I'm
ben baablsie Spsr9er % raaouilce 3els
taser. Smiblertio tcmuer U9iaa
3ronnir9eu
ira Salen, % meben8 ale iiober raGbs
uilbe ps / fun GOrtUileIie, usO beune
apinbe mere eub babe acugen, ma
sierne Os bans 9uiind 8Gloi9e.
abinben FAR oIte en- pis Sperlegeus
beo / at bare rnnopilo % innrtGnit.
8a atab taitebe fig pua Senssn %
boerten oiloe ipiie eler britte, fOroi
ban Ell iunoc fan 0abatbs gingaaro,
iaa pioite 9eiabel i Ell 6oanooeuoins
at ltaiie bnm ben, % meoens 3eoerue
al fine 5ienoer ino inoeip9rre6e iOm
5aar / en- 5Rtoe, beirieoe 3uoitb benz
siebtitteli9 at 5ieuOeus 6Gano.
Zen taloaiite 8ronuiug oiOite imiOs
lertio life, bpao Der bar paaiRroe; men
oa FUN fit ie i'm @emals blege p9 iurs
iarbeoe &niigt % ben geitDrtelie, boOri
belle SelItabet beinnot fig, 'p6r9er bun
ON slaria0en.
8on0en iortrller benoe oerpaa on
bet natli9c 8eieg, ON Saauoen Og
Striiten paa 8G9gen u9 tiai9e O9ian,
at life en- eneite al ale bans Oiie WGub
mec al i'm alg9t Os Sunit %iOritaar en-
StaUelie Of bet 6ele.
"8on9en leoe euinbelig!" raaber ben
uipriGroebe 8]rOnning. "2aO oiue Ians
fer life fOrIRrOe zig Og itiit life 6aroe,"
tiger BUN.
aongen ituOier. Spao! tGnter ban;
er oenne &pinoe tto9erc enb ale mine
Wiageire % oiie M2no?
Gn M 2Dsitranle bryoer frem % ct
MT 2iosbaab ityoer op / aOngeus
b%riiteiGroi9e 6ierte, meoens Wn9ierne
meb Itelen6e Zine % ~IOrbanieOe 8titte
bctragter ben mpoige aoiroe.
NGite Sang itlQe ot ie, bporleoes
bum timber ben rette llopeI.
(Were.)
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-31
265

iuurs BAN. Te oil nsbUsnoigUi5 bRmps fine Stemnsr,
for at ri, iom CT ustsrub, lite ftul fatte Ri5tante ON.
buaO be bar fore. 8 bet 9iIfalOs fan 8naosmanSsl
meo 6eO faa fin Stsmms til at untasss for ben Usano5,
iom Waunbtabet buuoe ienSt neb~.
"Den buuo uil ban fse til Osm9~
alt arbsioet uaften CT farbist, Os at be bsr saa /
gauOsue Os Uents puu BAN uOssu 5raftunb, Oa ban
bOrer Stibst pua ct ballot Suss StsOsr, Og ri astsrub
uI mGrte. at ben ipnter, Os ul itprte Saubsue, bUts
be lite Iisser ct Stptte fra. 9au oil ba iss BEN, at
nuur ban CT iarOis. oil ban lobe Op, iprinsc OUsr6OrO %
iUSmme til benz. 8IiUer alt bette siOrt iOritauOist, iaa
tan ban iaa benz til al iatte at. 8i iaar M e.
Oct sr en- pei uOtantt gIan, I" iUareoe BUN sitsrtauts
FONT. "gaaosmauosn5 9iu uibangsr al bet bebiss 10:
fal6, % ies :rOr, bet oil Ipttss BAN at nGrre benz.
Seq er filter paa, at bon uiI sisrs, bUGS sisrss Tan, "
iasos ies; tbi ies buUOe life 9git til at IuOe bsnOe it. at
ieg life par iua tiIios iuIO iom bun, ioet leg frystsoe, At
o mere gaaOsmanbsn piIbe isse at ioraUore fin Stem:
me, 10 mere par ban uOiat for at bIiUe Opoasst. SIREN
Lab mig fgs Dem, at bette osiaa CT bet vGrite al Siuseu.
Oct er bpit ianbipnlgt. at 5~OItene Ul saa gaaOeri
os psute nOssu 6raltau6 sitsr i'm saunerat eaitsu,
life alens iorOi bsrusO piHOss lib, men iOroi be oil tro,
at paa beuue Maa6s Fan be ~Isttsit fringe % til at bli,s
omboro."
~9UiIts Sturts! % bUs be M suar SaaOsus2'
Ia fan &c rare iii glytts."
aG,nlsNea2a
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-31
4

Eionaas o.,
pa bauu
PEI 0t har
|. IA BET
noaosfens
|l'5euu al
|r kE5aung
,, g2aa,e5
|ths Etasf,s
@HAU
Centrum
a. B, fs,
5nuo 1a,
@OrrtOn,
gTa'hu. /
CT I'll
|pr, Somcs
o9 Da'oia
100
>atI,mtnt.r
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-31
263
"5uor fan De t9nfe bet !"

"!6uor Tan De t9nte bet!~
Seq beboIber BAN life IGn9e. Son nil mart saa
bort, " iasbe BUN, Os Der tom Carer benOe5 Zine.
"Sis lite oct, 6rsten RobsrtiOn. Sub nil labe Gem
beboIoe bunt. Sat Rob. Bore lllptfer ul mart pare
fcrbi. 9r ban fsrit ilanp, iua oil ban mart TONNE fig.
Oct sr benne ~fieoeIise Snbeiparrins, bette msrte Sugar,
Saunet al DC getusmmslisbeOer, ban bar paret pant til,
iom ausriber bans SinO. San ul opIeue at tante tiIs
base paa bette lit sset sn9eIite 9iem. Oct uarits bar
ri aloris baut, for Set err forbi - iaa sr min Gro; tbi
bet parite fan bIipe til uOset gOot Tor Os, snpOs ueosns
bet ftaar paa."
~9e bar @iOo, " iasbe bun, men life iss. Ulsn De
siuer mig MO6. Sub rnaa uibs, buao jss ituIoe bare
siort, bpis life De bapbe uGret.
Seq iaa iuo benbss tiatte, men bIios Sne, Der
ipSmnsOs Gaarer, Os iss bauOs iior epit til at uotGIs
for benbe nOsIe 5anter, iOnt benbes Orb tolots 'iaius
hos mig.
Seq par taus uosel lib, os fasOe berpaa:
"8e maa life sua puu 0at bag; ia, jig tror bet
bele, at De sisr bsbt at bIue ueos, til jes 6spsr Gsm
fomnR."
"Sporfor2 Gr Der uogsn ny 6are2"
"glei, intst, Tom &c bsbsper at rare bonss Tor. Oct
er BLOT 5pIteus, Tom ~bsggnoer at 6Iiue np9st uiIse, iorbi
be trOr fig nar Gnoeu pea in Rsiie. Dfsn iss sr benz
oItfur pigtia, til at be pOusr at opisrs fig ilt mob mig
enbuu. Goa oil bet rare bsOit, at &c lite Iabsy Ten
fe"
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-31
W1rfelt8e gegiDembeoer
fra gamle Gage.
III.
(5ortirttelie.)
Belt5n5ars iibfte SET.
Mf 3. R.,G.)

80 ~ 70 AN~fN W f'N
8R99er, lab ps nil tale libt ON osns
8etponiu9.
Smenoitjent apusen life iorltoo ben
bcumelisbsOsfuloe Sanoitriits 8etpb'
ming, iaa bar Der npset / bans Sisrte,
Tom ~iorf9rbeoe bam; bans Sampittiss
beo par Onb, bet bar Saseu, us Der bar
pel osiaa Ell iaresen Nariaa til, at
bette bemmelisbebsfuloe paa Bergen
braste en- iaaoau ansit Oper bam.
Set ranbt ham nemlie | 9anterue,
at Der Bauoe b9nbt bans 6aoer noset
lisnenbe, ba benne en- Dag fob / fit
tOnselise BALLADS / Babylon i at fin
SGlOe cs 9rast.
ga lgo Der Ell pelois RBit ira Sinls
len, % ban bleo ubitsot fra Menneiteue
og berGoet 5oritanoens BRIG; Dag %
Nat gift ban / ipu 9lar iom ct Ggr paa
Warfen o9 aao @rRs. San8 2e9eme
bleo p9bet at Simleus 8u9, inbtil bans
Saar oprte iOm 9rneus 6iaore % bans
Ntesle iom 6uglens algr.
gu b2noer BET bani, BANS Son, nc
get ligeiao Gemmeligt, itrGtinoiaoeuoe.
Siit oar BET ben bemmeli9beo5iuloe
&e1t ira 6imlen. Scr for BAN ben
bemmeli9e 9aGuo, De bemmell9e Sim
gre % Den liseiaa bemmeli8e Striit;
ait pirteoe iom Ell 2rpieIlo9 paa ben
ulptteli9c aonae. San bnObe Ell bent
melig Gslelie al bans QiU8 2ieblitte
par talte, at DC iioite aorn i 2imcs
9lasiet bOlot paa at riuoe no, % at
ban, ben mG9tige 8on9e, itOo / gegreb
neo at itcbes til 8egnitab for Ell bBiere
&UnSe, for ben Sub, iom life lnber ii0
ipOtte.
Sampitti9beben bar eli fprunOerlig
Wta9t oper ct Menneifes Sino; ielo
Oens ia9te SOiiten q not til 9onife at
oueruGloe bam.
Wlen buao gi9r MI ben ulptfeli9e
8On9e? Saainart ban tar tommst
liot til Jig ielu, raabte ban paa, at
SGnofigerne
ifuloe fonime.
Ser fortGQes % ON Ell onoen Souge,
ipm O9iaa ben iioite STAT, iom ban les
pebe, piloe lgite 6relntiben8 ountle Slpr
paa iamme Mtnnbe.
Set bar Snul, Ssrneliternes ulybige
% berfur ulpffeli9e apn9e, iom sit til
Spaafuinoen / @ubOr; ianleoes tanfte
o9laa ben f~orifratfebe gelba3ar ueo
fine Mta9iers Sialp at rife OF bet
6orbGns, iom tilbpuebe BANS 5remttos
StiGbne.
Slanbt ale SorbenS 6Otteilas bar
gnitet ont at ie iub / 6rentloen ppret
~alminbeli9t. Seraf er ubiprun9et bet
iaafalbte pg blanbt Seoningerne iirr
iaa uobreote sanbii9eri ps Grntels
pRien.
2i9elOm Ssraeliterne / ale panifez
lise Os tpiliomme 2ili9loe ~ubipurgte
Trim p9 2burumim" (9ps % Subj
fommenbeOer), iaalebes bauoe 6eOnins
serne Wasier, Spaamanb, 3romme,
tpbere U9 8gbsbeipar9ere, iom be benz
penbte Zig til.
9f iaabanne Wt9no om9ap be bes
oenife aOnger Jig meo ct tort Qntal.
Sgiaa oeo oct babglouite Spf bar
Der en- Wansbe iaabanne; bisie Mano
bar bet MI, ct apn0en raabte paa, at DC
Ituloe tomme Op ! Spn9ebaaen, bpor
belle bet uatli9e SeIitab iao / itum 5ors
t~pilelie.
Saainart 8ismanoene TRADER ino,
peser &On9en paa ben ~Demmelige Sfriit
os meo 2efte ON SGber Og riae @auer
beber ban benz laIe Striften o9 uctgoe
ben.
Meu @ismGnbene bliper fun itaaenbe
pg itirre paa StriiteI, be itauebe pg
itaueoe, ben Gne Ter paa ben 9nSen O9
ipsrser, bpab sla9s SprOs bette bel
tan bore. Oct 8alb9iife er bet life;
BET Spriite os G~ramaiite Eeler life;
bette brustss osiaa pe0 Soifet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-31
t bebte anbciale 8cltet for alt bet eoOe. bet bar uOrettet.

Mnc De- iom maattc 6nGe nGrnnere rnOqrctnin8 NnlsOntns SebreOslS Al t9tt
frontfe OF RerpesS pao0mmc be0e5 fuUe Ger tuuirert 8atalng iam tp9uge NReooetala
iin9eme6 eolwne grtigrtn9er fra Sol. Tom ere bebre6ebe 1se St1laa al CnsR9sL:trnt
BeHe. SataIo8er pa Rort SoenL Epot og GHget. Seol99 2GeHts 5runGre o{
aomir
The Owen Electric Belt & Appliance Co.,
POI to 2H STATE ST, CHICAGO, ILL.
Sclterneerboloe8 ogIao hos R, A. ENGBERTS0N, DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-31

SGreren: "gtaar er ben risti9e Gtb
at plutfe sgbler?"
@utten: "gtaar ben fore 2autebunb
life err | Saoen."
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-31

Ginr
Bar
b Nurs.utr,
tuliorn,,
NfbuauH,,
|r TtQr5d,,
let on t,tot
i ca CT oar,
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-31

Set ipenife os nOrife @icesa Oniuluts
Qbres1e er: 204 6. 7tb Ct, ct. 9aul,
Nlinn. 6. $. Sobe, t. {. giees&oniul.
3S.1S.4
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-31
mSnn 60 Gents fpr W.T..

"2un 60 6entS for 2It".
Gauqboatn inoebotoeuDe GUtriae5 % Rorgts bsoits SIC
tiunaliauge arraHqert0c for WGUJ % biaH0eee 8or, &
Ioer, nCo gtaHo Ncrcmp, liant , Rne GabiUeiportr1ttrr
Gle 8uu, GbrtrtuG Melton, SennD tino, Y
bcuS itgrlc 3nQcutGr Sobu Grtcion % ben befIcEg
giHitbauDier s. II. Ganfon iamt Brtsltts pea @
SloQs N~intlaIer, % ait for funG so Gents p%ertofrt,
Etort ua pcUt Gyiag al LrPiiprt fra $3.50 til Sl2.
Qcue Tiolircr mco alt Itlbebgr. mCO pen polcret aa-
fra $I25 TIT 1925 pq til bgiere 4rier, parrot bet oobbcli.
Tine Gnitarcr ira S. I'll $50. BardHiGres at oTrc &
be0ite idbritcrcoe l Hanoct.
sF 9oulaut maa mcOigtge bUer Bsitiaiug ~
s lrcctnt gabat tI Dent, iUnt %uotlpper oeuHc &uno5s
cter aRUHcr bette BlGD, uaar Baiultngcu %tnoicuoes.
CARL r. HANSON, 3i7 MainSt., Worcester, Mass
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-31

WEN
iyerlden
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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-06-30

ST. PAUL money is being freely used
for Judge Searle, but this will not aid
him in the country precincts. Hon. H.
9: Kendall is the candidate of the peo-
pie, who naturally prefer a man to
whom no faint of corruption attaches.
Mr.. Kendall will be unanimously NOM
mated and triumphantly elected.-Du-
luth Tribune.
Balderdash! This mud-throwing
should be peremptorily stopped.
No sane man believes that St. Paul
money is being used for Judge
Searle. Messrs. Searle and Ken
dali are both good men. As we
remarked last week, either Of them
can be elected. Judge Searle
would be especially strong in his
own judicial district, and would
poll big Democratic vote in
Stearns, Benton and Morrison.
On the other hand, Mr.. Kendall
would poll an immense vote in
Duluth and the iron range country.
Let us have a decent, good-natured
contest for the nomination, and all
unite in a cordial support Of the
nominee.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-06-30

HERE is the manner in which
Senator G. K. Davis refers to the
Democratic nominees: ''The
nomination of Stevenson fully sup
plements the nomination of Grover
Cleveland, who spent many days
and weeks of valuable time as
president of the United States
writing messages vetoing bills
which had passed both houses of
congress granting pensions to de-
serving Union soldiers, their
orphans and widows. Adlai Stew
enson, Knight Of the Golden Cir
Gle, is a fit companion upon the
Democratic ticket for the man
whose hatred of veterans is histor-
ical, the man who failed to pay
the amount promised to his sub
stitute and afterwards permitted
that man to die in the poorhouse. -
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-06-30

Miss EMMA Common, an Indiana
school teacher, has immortalized
herself. It will be remembered
that last October, with rifle in
hand, she defended the flag of her
country when a gang Of hoodlum
copperheads sought to tear it
down. One of the brave patriotic
young lady's cowardly tormentors,
chagrined at her popularity, circu.
lated stories derogatory to her
character and now she has sued
the miserable cur for $4,000 dam
ages. Miss Connor has been
teaching school since she was six
teen years old, and is the only
support of a widowed mother.
Some Of the benighted Hoosiers in
her school district objected to hay-
ing her teach United States history
because the war Of the sixties was
characterized as a rebellion. But
she continues to teach United
States history. The patriotic citi-
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-06-30

Duluth Tribune: It is stated
that the Indians at White Earth are
much pleased at the idea of having
Major Ruffee for their agent. In
this they show that they have good
sense, for there is not a man in the
union who is better acquainted with
the vices and wants of the Chip
pewa nation than Chas. A. Ruffee.
Mr.. Indian will get justice from the
Major, but he will not be able to
bamboozle him, any more than will
the squawn en and Indian loving
cranks from the east.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-06-30

JUDGE GRESHAM positively re-
fuses to permit his name to 60 be-
fore the Peoples party convention
at Omaha. -Four years ago a
strong faction of Minnesota Re-
publicans, headed by Joel Heat
wole, were booming Gresham for
the Republican nomination for
the presidency. But four years ago
Bill King said Gresham was
backed by a club of poker-playlng
Chicago millionaires who had
raised fund of 81, 100000 to pro-
mote his candidacy.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-06-30

The Chisago County Neacs, a
true blue Republican paper by the
way, asserts that McGill and
Nelson are the only candidates
laboring to secure the Republican
nomination for governor. The
Neeos is mistaken as far as Mr..
Nelson is concerned. He is do
ing simply nothing to help him
self. 1t the voice of the people is
respected he will be nominated by
acclammation. Come, Bro. Rowe,
help wheel staunch Republican
Chisago into line for the gallant
soldier and incorruptible States
man, Knute Nelson. He is a sure
winner.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1892-06-30

Our venerated but vacillating
friend, Senator Frank Day, in his
paper, the Martin County Sen
5aae1, quotes, verse from Burns
for our especial edifcation. It
grieves us to be outdone in editor
ial courtesy by Frank, hence we
reciprocate with a stanza from the
same author:
A king can MAX a belted knight,
A Marcus, duke and a. that;
But an honest man s aboon his might.
Guild faith he mamma ia that!