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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-02

The total clearings reported amounted TO
$3.50. 0,S12, and the total decrease as COM
pared with the same week last year, 42S
per cent.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-02
A IN

Demarara centrifugal, 96 test, ex. ship. Sc
at breakwater, to come here; refined steady.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-02
LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Active and StrOnger-HOgs
Active md Hirher-Sheen Dull.

INDIANAPOLIS. Dec. 1.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 5OO; shipments. zoe. Receipts light.
The market was active at stronger prices.
All sold.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-12-02

Good 70 choice 2.60d3W
Fair 70 medium, coWs....... 2.0OQ2.4 40
Common old cow l.00dl.75
Neals, good to choice 42949-9O
Veals, common to uedium......... Zloq5,l9
Bulls common to medium........ l.5042W
Bulls good 10 choice. 2.25G275
Mixers, good TO choice
Mixers, common to medium. ..lo.OOGZAW
Hogs-Receipts, 5000; shipments, $500.
The quality was good. The market opened
active and higher. packers and shippers
buying and closed quiet, with all sold.
Light ..$5.3043.0
Mixed 0-oV41SS
heaVy o.SV4gI99g
HeaVy rOuSnS 7VV1o-~
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. 200; ship
ments. none. The quality was fair. The
market continues dull and slow of sale at
quotations:
Good to choice 260G3.0
Fair to medium 225d2-0
common L0VuS@W
lambs good 10 choice...... 3O063. 10
lambs. common to medium........ 2.0062.75
Bucks, per head 2.00q3.W
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05

gone from the highways and byways VI
lGru, The mouruiul harp aud plaiutiyo
pipe may have EIycn way to the breezy
banjo aud grooming violin, but the songs
which thrsc accompany are the songs NJ
ireland Hill Down by the rotten Clud-
dngh WhDNos OF old Galway town, ! re-
Gently Cnmc urun "a rRpt audience en-
thrullcd by the dulCet notes " Tim Bren'
nan, the wandering minstrel of Tippe'
rnry --ono of the sweetest singers ! even
heard. aud one who would have been
great were Il not for his love of tho
ciudcr In &C. ns they apply term the West
OF ireland mountain dew.
have seen Thu mUny, many limos be.
fore in Ireland Our trumpingH lind
brought us into the same relations of ar.
times that, nR hc tipped me n comforting
wink of recognition. and | noticed that
his violin had h,cn replaced by the tom-
purnry though ample musical makeshiif
of u banjo wrought from the head of ma
ancient Irish churu, Ia the pause follow
ing his ballad ! felt emholdencd Ia toss
him hack hia wink with the query
'And Tim why didn't you bring the
churn with itH hendf'
Faith. yer honor" he replied in u
flash with 10 wimHomo smile, holdiu
the chulu.hond banjo nlot ~ all could
see, faith, ! never argue wild a lady
an yer honor houd Irish woman
stud nc its other ind''
! had got tnstc Of his sprightly aud
never vicious wit and hc as quickly got
my shilling for thai sumci more power To-
the quick hinges Of the nimhle tongue Ut
the wandering minstrel Of 1ippcruy!
EDGAR l.. WAI<EMAN.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05
NEW TELEPHONE COMPANY.
OrgaIlalIOn Of an Association Win Capital
Of SoO.OOO.OOO.

Chicago, Feb. A new telephone
company with ambitious plans, u cap
itul stock Of SSD,OOOOOO and two men Of
national celebrity among its directors,
hus applied for incorporation at the of-
nee uf the illinois secretary Of state.
The name chosen " tho Harrison In
iernntional Telephone company aud the
two conspicuous members Of the diroc
tory are Major William Warner AMI
Richard g. kerinH Warner Is the OK
comm nderin-riicf ~ the Grand Army
Of the Republic and Kcrins 10 the well
known ruilrOud lnalmatc and MissOnri's
mcul@r Of the Republican national COM
nitige The other directors are; Or.
E NJ Harrison of Fort Smith. the in
yentDr of ihc telephone; J.. ". ingalls, "
Chicago; George r. Peck Of Topeka.
Kan. Charles NJ, Ferry, Albert J..
stone, John r. lilnke Howard NJ. fol-
den and Webster DWds Of Kansas City.
Charles NJ Ferry rs president Of tho
company, Howard NJ Holden wee press
idcnt A. /. Stone secretary, aud "a
prominent Chicago man. whose nnmo ~
withheld. Is treasurer.
The Harrison putmt WAS some time
ago Involved Ia lawsuit with the Bell
Telephone company. The case was
holly contested before the supreme
court Of the United States. and was the
first IN which the Bell company ever
suffered defent u is claimed
On The Both o. May. 1872, Mr.. Hnr-
rlsQn secured patents covering The entire
United states, The incorporates claim
they can give service for One-hhlf the
rates now ohnrged
President Perry said 1--WE viii cons
nruct o circuit between New York, Bos-
ton. Buffalo Cleveland. 81 l.Onis. f.Onis-
Vile, Cincinnati, Ilbhure. Ihilndel-
rhia, Washington. Baltimore and from
there back 10 New York This circuit
win cost Si0OOO0O0. but We expect Il 10
yield handsome dividends One ~ The
most important features 81 our new Vs-
tenn NJ that We expect 20 rntir,lV do
away with tue telephOne girl We DO
this by system Of automatic switch
boards. Ia conjunction with the tele-
phone we will have new system ~
telegraph by which messages are writ
ten ont and an exact fac-simile trans
mitted 70 thu receiver"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05
oAAMssRLAIN,s


have sold and used IN my family for
several years. Chamberlain's Collie Chol-
ora ana Diarrboea Remedy aud have
found II one Of the must useful aud snt-
isfnutory remedies haze ever bundled
40. H. Lewis, Druggist. Salt Lake City,
Utah. For sale by ~ Il Grammer q
J. T. Nicks & Co, druggist
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05
ABS NEW DOG.
It the Text Of Bright
and Pert Sayings.
/ WE LEARN FROM DOGS.
Good Friends and Square Enemies.
pcgs Are All Muie--WhY Bah Likes
oas IN General and Her Own
Two in Particular.
We LEARN FROM DOGS.
ght 1893, by the Box Syndicate
Press. y. W

|glt 1873, by the Box Syndicate
Press, y, "
New York, Jan 3O1S03.
4 ine Of year has come when people
pen and drunken and been merry
~ are tired ot IT,, and they wonder
icy shall no next. The girls have
lhul even the slippers look weary;
= lng married women have ilirtpd
sight Of man is Objectionable:
men have fooled and been fooled
= % making money is more inter
plcA Oynic, ESQ, the most sought
lah IN New York, says he don't
nat II oil means, that he rcmem-
pen TO have large circle of ac-
,Ces and 70 dine and dance the
trough meant happiness, but that
ls' The buds and the bridesmaids
fsolulely stealing his thunder and
everything stale, Tat aud mu-
" Ny dear Mr.. Richard Cynic,
II OF affairs is not due TO there
n much entertainment. hut there
70 little Of the right kind: and
v THgn OF the young married wo-
NY has made the bud and the
AUS feel themselves of no inn
YOUNG MARRIED WOMAN.
The young married woman who
u that the buds bashfuluess is
a'lng' that her shyness Is assum-
she puts ON her white gown,
sue Is only waiting to be mar
snoW what she really is. Ii il
aAE married woman who tells
w elerybody's worrys. aud frcts.
8W AVtuuon 20 the yulgnrity of
~ rich when YOU had siuply
,uelr kindness. She tells YOU
'aeesl scandal, and gives II "a
great plquany by adding her
''sisn' Which Ii az pungeut as
sNVs' for some unknown rea-
n determined 70 make all the
4 n wrong 10 you. IL Is possible
'ili'A she Is enyiOus or malicious
,, ~ II Is nothing of the kind.
nv uiAl TINS is her first season
'+ wv, thal she hasn't learned how
N mvptily and that physically.
out Of order. '' ''''
AATEuR POETS ANTIporE.
NV '-s oyg.nning Of Lent she win be-
N (, ieigous, do considerable fast
In 49, De hoped, that living low
Il lama high. II she doesn't Dst
s6aN' Sther TO writing poetry or
VIII send the nnatrv o., az,
Isg.a % be copied. and She win
rhapsa6 Nvh II comes bacl, 20 her
, la1y py the kindness OF the
a III WY plays upon the KEYS.
'netiiaal Who thought She ind writ
trfs5 Z TAR above Swinburne ana
4 h rop'es OF 1t sent 10 All her
=" uegan this way: ~
N. the days, the days that were
~ The life that was bad"
~. 70 self-respectinp t,pevritar
made 81: '''As'nse as thati
'Ae days, the days that were
a. nie' The life that was glad"
the IN much more sensible. al
leeu poe, who Thought Size would
tlani i,e9Hfeatc. II she had lived
BOILER tt, she would never sub-
i sn1 .nlng 70 a material ty,,e
iAonpb, ~ ner best idea was min
liitle hef nom had ,,,na ~.
have - -p'uf and mola SEES there
neyer ny more sense in ii Rnt
sis Of ~ much sympathy with
lst snd '''s SORT, mean. 1 ob-
alnaionr iNfemost nnd ALWAYS.
~ 49,, Mid most OF nm ~ 3,s
ihsr@ = Lind ~,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05
Spring NoveIties-l893
ENEBROIDERIES
ADVANCE STYLES.

New lines Cambria Swiss and Nainsook Embroideries
Novelties in Match Sets and DemiFounoings
New Changeable Glaze and Peau de Sol Silks
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05

mending, difficult or otherwise Ths
Fort Worth Mendiag Bureau Is fast DO.
coming feature Of the Southwest
soVethstory, Harley boilding.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-02-05

or knows about. brave and good old
Robert Collycr .gho, though for % quar-
ter century one ol uiir greatest of prcuch.
ers, works la his study beside the very
nnYl on which his priutioc.dnyp we're
passed before hc hccnmc full.ncdrcl
Yorkshire Blacksmith Ills master WINS
"Owd IuCkir' Birch the village smith
of uuniut old llklcv iu Wnrfcdula
When You stand hy its ancient
its messy graves and the Runic crosses,
your hunds will clasp the bars of its
huge iron gates. They were forged ON
"Owd IRcltir's' by this sanc stout heart.
cd Yorkshire blacksmith" And aomo.
how NJ one turns away FROM llltlpN
the feeling comes strongly hat there was
wrought into those rods aud hurs hero
grit more impressive ana iuporishahlc
Than h revealed in nll other monuments
or tokens left IN Warlodnlc. since the
days when The Romans trod these
pleasant ways.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-11-01
Mine Points Of the Law

"Blll, get your rope; that limb on that
oak to the right will do as we'll as any,"
Raid the leader Of the vigilance commit
tee.
"Hold on. gentlemen" said the horse
finsncier," l enter demurrer to further
proceedings. You found me in peacea-
BILE possession Of this horse, which is
nine points Of the:lSw in my favor, and
surely you should not hang me on the
one point against me-"
eyes," said the leader Of the vigilants,
"it is just on that one point Of how you
obtained possession Of another's horse
that We are going to hang you"
Exactly the same plea is being made
by the republicans Of Kansas In refer
encO tO the legislative issues Of last win
ter. They claim nine points Of the law
in their favor in the matter Of cerIi6.
Gates OF election Of the members OF the
lower house; but, like the horse thief,
they expect people to ignore the way in
which they obtained them. They do moi
and dare not claim to have elected 3 ma
jority Of the house, but only that they
had q majority Of the certifcstes-cer-
ti6cstes dishonesty obtainsd-snd The
people will OverruIe their plea In Novem.
ber. A legal technicality, obtained by il
legal methods, win not be allowed tC
obscure the demands Of justice, nOI
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-11-01
Dates for Speakers.

Judge Doster: Clay Center, Novem-
ber 2
s. M. Scott: 81 ohm, November 4.
j. F. Willis: Concordia, November /;
Stockton, November 2; Osborne, 1vU-
vember 3; Minneapolis, November 4.
DNosh Allen: Alma, November /.
Judge FoOte: Wichita, November 2;
Leavenworth, November A.
81. N Gaines: Lincoln, November 6
R. 8. Osborn: Medicine Lodge, No.
vembsr 8; Harper and Wellington, No
vsmber 4; Burlington, November 6.
s. 81. Snidsr and H. E. TsubeneCk:
Mop Pherson, November 2; Emporls, No
vsmber 3; Lawrence, November 4.
Governor Lswelling: JstmOre, Novem
Der /; Wichita, November 2; Newton,
November 8; Lsavenworth, November 4;
Topeka, November 8.
r. q. Semple will meet e. W. Hoch in
joint discussion at Newton November 4.
Mrs. Diggs will be in Mitchell county
November 2, 8 and 4, and at Lincoln
November 6.
SHAWNEE COUNTY.
Berry Greek school house, November
2, j. j. Carter and H. @. Root.
Blocks school house, November 2,
John G. Otis and J. j. Carter.
Valencia, November 3, John g. Otis
and P. q. Cook.
Lynn Creek, November A, j. J. Carter
and Fl. Q. Root.
Lux school house, November 4, John
G. Otis.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-11-01

70 protect their interests. Mr.. Speaker, in
my district they ColOnized more than 1000
negroes and kept them there six months al
the expense Of the railroad companies pur-
posely 10 defeat me because had presumed
10 stand in their path.
This Ia the struggle that is going on all
over the Oountry-a struggle on the part Of
the railroad corporations 30 control thiS
government. And they have shown their
power, in the opening Of the Cherokee strip,
to defeat the will Of the people expressed
through their representatives. Ths Seore-
tary Of che interior has acknowledged that
they have put obstacles in the way that
are almost insuFmountable. Now, think
it time that representatives here in congress
should "sit down" upon this power. OF
course this 10 but small matter in compari-
SON with some other things that these cor
porstions have been making an effort TO
control in the way Of legislation in their in
terest. But il only shows the increasing
and dangerous power Of these corporations
In their effort 20 control the government Of
the United States. say this bill ought TO
pass, and the stations should be located at
those new towns established by the gov
eminent; and we should set at defiance
this power that is trying TO use the gov
ernment Of the United States in It's own
interest.
Mr.. Curki', Of Kansss--YOu referred to q
gentleman from Kansas" being here rep
reSenting the railroad companies. Did you
mean meG
MIR. Simpson, meant you, because you
showed 10 here yesterday when you told me
individually that you wanted 10 wait and
have this bill put of till you telegPaphed
back to see whether the bill was satisfac-
tory.
Mr.: Curtis. Of KansOs-If you say that
represent any railroad corporation, you
utter falsehoOd.
Mr.. Simpson-WhOm did you want 10 tel
egraph to, if il was not q railroad corpora
tion1
The Spesker-The time Of the gentleman
from Kansas [Mr. simpson, has expired.
1t should be stated as a sequel to
this story that Mr.. Curtis telegraphed
to his constituents, the railroad COM
psnies, to learn what they would have
HIM to do; and that he exhibited q
telegram in the house from the chief
attorney of the Rock Island road in
reply, upon the strength Of which he
afterwards sought to defeat the bill.
It passed, however, by an overwhelm-
ing majority. The reader may Judge
who was paralyzed.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-11-01

Carter H. Harrison, mayor Of Chicago,
was assassinsted ct his home In that city
Saturday night, October %. Twenty
minutes later, an insane man giving his
name as E. p. PrendSrgast, appeared at
the police station with q revolver In his
hand, and gave himself up, saying, II
shot Mayor Harrison, and this is what !
did it with" He said he did it because
the mayor had promised to appoint him
q corporation counsel and then failed to
keep his promise. Prendergast went to
the Harrison home, and on ringing the
door bell was admitted BY q servant.
Upon entering he met the mayor in the
hallway, and without warning, shot him
three times. Mr.. Harrison only lived
q few minutes.
The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1893-11-01

shield from punishment the criminals
who set aside the verdict Of the people
ct the polls. In November Bills rope
will bs ready. W.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
YoripaO gaze, Wtuu.

Sefolt1in8eu Der er for bet me'te rorIf, %
tin no9le iaa Srenlter. Ser CT en- nprlt
Mieni8beo, iom betiencs al Taitpr 1ieloItao.
San er Ell flnt Brett, o9 soot lit al ole
heromfriua.
Ser bar oGret negen Spgoom / Iinter,
iaa SG9erne bar fdot oct me9et traplt.
Npltn9cu bIeu uo9culuuOe goo Socoer
gap fra 10 til 90 Suibets pr, gcre, pg Sapre
fra 20 til so 8uibsl8.
9 bar pmtrent 20 CONNER Sle, o. ben
fpter pitooer en- 9ag % p%eitoper en- anoeu
laa &eiene ct nRiteu ufremfommeli9e.
Sor HPrmeite Warteosplao5 er Nsp 2onl
DON. Zen er paa Great Nortberu 9ancu
meIem Wiltnar % ct. Glouo. Nelu CONDOR
er en- 9po Warfeo8plaos. Ser er er 5 Gen
Stores, 2 Sarotpare Stpres, 3 Smeoier :
ReItuurarter, ct Sotel, 2 SIdgteribops
9umber yaro, ct Mpbel Stpre, @u 6lpur
moae, ct Sosnibup % foritieIiae andre 6or'
retntu9er. Geu Saloon, iom er Der. hi
Solicit iorIgge at faa uorpooet til &aarcu
Suis bet lptfe5, oil Der life blioe nuaer
Saloon / nu9en Bp beromfring.
5Iitti9 Silien til "Boiten" p9 oens 2Giere
On Sol.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
Gear &afe, Spo 5afota .

Sr. Reoattgr! - &i bar biotil / Mtioter
at Sauuar baut uomRrtet Ginterueir, iuapt
Sne NOT til Sl9oeigre % u9iien ingell
&uloe.
Clear Cafe CT Dor Marteosplabs. Set ct
en- triueIi9 lioen Sp ~bellg9enoe "a Mil fra
8atertplpu paa Chicago, 8urlin9ton 81
gebar &aptb8 Nauen. 2auoet er fru9tbart,
men gpIiu9en iibitc 2tar par life tor, b.
llpeir % Sa9Iitorm oeIuis soela9oc ben
Stutntn9en al Snli. Suor Stormen GIT,
tit hi ira 3 til 10 8uibels pr. acre, men,
boor Storneu life bauoe gaaet, fra 10 til is
BuihelS pr. Icre. Strange babe asiureret
mob Sab ueo Stornl % Sagel, men ale fiji
lite fine Cab belt uo bG!feoe.
8ofoltuingen beronfring er bIanoet. Zine,
r%itauere, SDltere, SoaenOere os Stanois
naoer.
s Clear Qafe er en- Metbooittir,e o. en-
8aptiitfirfe, oa I a 8 Mil fra 8pen er en-
MORT alrte, iom bbggeoe5 iioite CONNER.
0enue Weuigbeo b~etjenss al Baitor u
Brandt.
Oct pilpe bore pnlfeli9t, ON Here Stan'
binaper bible tomme bio % boi9tte Jig.
&ilot 2anh i9lges for fra s III 10 Collars
pr. 4rre, og opoprtct 2auo ira 10 til 20
Dollars pr. Ncre.
Sobn 8. 9on9reu.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
3aneSboro, Minnefota.

ia Ies tort lib fsr Sui ienote nosle Orb
til "2ecorab-9 oiteu" / InIeonine al De
prGsttse ps p9roiiuloe 8auer, ipm 2ansa.
boro pg Union Grairis Meui9beber paas
iflgnneoe oeres Yreit, Bat. 8. g. Rasmus.
len, meo, iaa er bet natnrlig, for at uuoaaa
of ipnes partiit, at ies ogiaa ituloe li9e
no9le Orb ON be manse 8aoer, iom be
andre Renisbeoer / 8oIoct ienere bar be.
tGntt oeres Brett meo.
0etop fsr Sui bleo i~ualebes 9aItorer
operraItet meb fslgenbe @aucr: Ct bella.
bed room suit fra BRETON Reni9beos
8pinoctcrenius; en- Tel fancy chairs % en-
pregtis 3ipan for 9aaIieItucn fra Sprina
%aaep gteuisbeos &p,noeforenins; ct iolioi
silver tea set fra 40 unss 4i9er / 2anesborc
gp, % ct pr99ti9t Maleri ira The Little
Girls Society i Sprins Gatlep.
Nue De @aper, Tom sr bsast gait. Rns,
m1Sien, fioeu ban fIpttcoe ino / tit npe St:
onirent ct Bar @taaueter for Sui, Tan an'
Taaes til o~mfring $500 Gerot 9enue Serb
CT al itor 8etponins. men buaO Der Ii99cl
ta9enpm er pGrb enonu mere, % 8aitorer
bar NOT c9iaa liot SnuIteIisbeo meo at I'D.
trptte fin GaaItjsnnelie at ait bette. Ga.
perne er BAN bel uuot at aqe. 8io ri mnc
ida beholoe Dor ilpre Brett iriIt % Juno
iuotI ale oisie @ooer er uhliote, Iaa oel
tan bi GnleOuin8 til at operrnite Ram mel
me.
3tlilut pnlfer ies "9ecorabsE pIteu" %
oens 99iere ct spot Nptaar.
st MISREPRESENTATION.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
Rarttn, gSisepnH I'm.

Or. Rseaiier! - Wartel or en- mfat.
tripeiig Then gp; ben beitaar al 4 Grocer
Stores, 2 Sarbrare Store, ct Drug stors
ct Rgbet giore, ct Sotel, en- SlpurmsIe, .u
gagmsfis, IN 5esbmBTls. 3 acbs Smsos,
slaoteribpps, Q S,cmneers, en- gaoelmaser.
ibop, TO SIags 8eIiaurautcr, tbi bet er mem.
Zig temperance laos, men bet ,r alioepel
lille iaa %ilsleen, at en- os nuoeu tltr beruiet.
Gt bar ugiaa 8arsemsle, Spineeri %
89oeri, en- gosumaaer % en- SsOlems she.
Stao hi trGnaer melt her, sr en- Serntaue
Ter bar p9iao o9rct messu Gale ON en- til
S%ommcren.
GoIiusen %berom'rtus bar aauiie sob, iaa
oi bar lille Grino til at tldae.
Ter or mango airier berrunbt; ri bar TEN
pna fun 8 W1ils Gfitaro.
ct soot Rptaar snites glaoets 9Gicrs.
On Sarmer.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24

uemrr'et. Oct er en- Sieloenbeb at finoe
en- Were, ION life ian bensttes. Sarmerus
itnar fig uomRr,ei soot. Raar man T. Or.
tnaer iig IN Eur 2t fro gpen | bet fore
uorlfe Excitement, fer man tore oeloprfeoe
5arme meo Suie, iom iuiter Fere 5ufnoe
Dollars. Spor man uenoer fig fer man
Ie8u paa @eIftauo.
gn prG8iis 8irfe til bpsseoss / bette
settlement iiofte CONNER. Ser I Bneu bar
III enonu in9eu morn airis, men Der er ipp
ameritanlte % tpife. os ben nurifs Reuis.
hto hoioer fine @uostjenefter / en- al oisie.
lrottl ben iaar bpsset fig en- eaen airie.
8neH bar TO prRsti8s Sioler, usmIts YubIic'
% Sgiltole.
ct slroeliat npt War gnites "EcTten"s
Beoaitsr og 2niere.
q. R. Wotmiu.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
glae Garth Gitp, @tmm.

sr. Rebattpr!- 8lue Garth City or en-
gp paa pmtrins 1900 Saobp9gere, er S9s
bet for bet irustbare Gpuntp 5aribault.
Zen bar Ell meset ltiSn Selig9enbeo mellem
be TO @reue al Blue Garth 6tper. Si9r
ben ieuere 9io bar ben aaaet ipGrt fremao.
Gioite CONNER blep Der bp98ct Here 6or'
retningsbuie af Muriten % ontrent ct
suubreoe H~ciioenier, oeriblanot mango
imutfe oa tpltbare; blanot De furnemite Tan
uqpnes Mrs. 8. @ridsruos Bp9nin9, ion
CT bpsset eiter ben npeite gRooe ! ale Sen'
Ieenoer, os bet upe $4,000 eourtlus,
Counties Brpo.
gf gmbeosmano i gourtbuiet bar pl TO
unae uorite Mano, nenlli9 Y. eroabl, Me-
after, os 8. @unoable, Gleri.
YIue Garth Gitp er en- ualm'nosl'9 goo
sorretuins5bp, % b!unot De mango 6orret'
uinasioIf Der fan al norlfe napnes: Sa9en
s. gruu, general Stpre; SobH Spoerioh
general Store; s. 81. @ulmiH, Saroware,
YPpbler o. 5armer'Hebitaber; Guroabl &
8uaifien, aIabeltpre; %. Sanien, stomager
Ga Spar Sloe, 5otosrai. Rorll on1eo par
hi euSuu lille. Set ipnss at bare GOD gl'
leSnina her ior en-, iOm %foriaar lit grbeIoe.
gu MelmpIe pilos sipre bet soot Der; Den
eueIte. ION er Der, fan life rGfte oper alf.
| Yet par Tale om at bpsse Ell | CONNER, laa
her bliper maaIfe ppisrt en- / nar 6remtlc.
aouo Tan flsbes 10 a IS gil Seit ira
8pen for SIS til s25 pr. We're uosn lisrrs
.smprUpemeuts., men narmers Hpsn ioiter
net fra SOS til $40 pr. ane. 2anoet per CT
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24

Soroen, faa 'Iamrer bet fs fan til bette Tom
en- 8eontnssplaufe.
Hdrae bar forIaot tine Sism poo Rsier,
pationen ! Winter for at tluls ig / Wiscpn.
tns eusr Wtnneiotas 5urufope, hppr Roros
oeltoinoen lite iaa letuint Tan iaa ru1te
Steoet Of oeres 5ra,ter, eler uaIaa CT BE-
frgbne bag Omen hos en- Ven euer gloot.
ming, Tor at uarme fin Rrg til Sommeren
ton'n'er; meoens andre mere ioretaoiomme
6olt ltreifer ~onfriua her paa Teicruotipncn
lor at brace Jig ceus 5orismmeIiabco iii
9tbtte. Ser bltper nGlteu ba0lIa tigtt oa
'ol9t Claims for Iise up til $500 pr. 100
aeres, bolltet notion bier, at Der er fere.
Der oeler RebIfrioerens Nuturlier ouaaaeuoe
Heisrpationsns 5remtio.
Faa Bet ipciale Cmraaoe er her life mcoe,
at ll9e. men Iaa er Der naturli9pis belle,
iusen &nIeouiug.
SepoerHe er slennemsaaenoe soot oplpIts
Solt.
Sesrunbet paa oaarIise petuniRre 9or,
bolo er Npbeosblaoe lite ptoere uobrebi
blanot os, bog bar ~7ecprab. 9oIteu" oaiaa
Der tunoet 8ei til fOrifIeniae Wpbpssere met
npttist % soot 2GieItof.
vi 3pbeoer bar jes inseu. ginteren bal
netpp uobreot lit bujoe 9etie oper bort
Sleiter, men forreiteu bar ri temnelis COB
&eir.
I'm fittis Silieu til ~7ecprab.Y oiten" %
oens a9iere oper bet belle 2anb.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-24
Gambrioec. Dane Co., sSis.

3obais orteruseu er M i fulo Gang, %
be feite al 5armerne runot Cambridge bar
iolat fin Sobat for bette Nar til Yriier fra
6 til 10 Gents pr. Tuuo / Bunoter. 9ette
er en- sauite COB gris, % mango al 5armerne
bar MI ct i~nilenoe sizes.
9enue Bp er life flor, omtrcut 600 Suo.
bpssere, men er efter fin Stsrrrlie en- liuli9
Sorretninssbp. Den bleo incorporeret for
omtreut ct gar iioen. Ser or opstise 8jsb.
m9np, iom arbeioer ibGroist for at uarctase
fine Snteresier. gf norife Sanoelsfolt ital
jeg tIlabe mig at n9pne feisenoe: 8. Bill
tab, 3rugiit; Anoers @lernme, Siibrei &
Nabipn og 8. Sauien orioer general Store,
". Spbnion Groceries; z. Operion err Tolt'
meter os baubler meo Saropare; Saus
Clipu, Sarotuare.
On penlis Silien fra
AerbitS.