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Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
Yaa 1oppen al 6anfa.

3pli9 inbpiebes paa @anitatoppen en-
9uriit- Spite, bpsset al "Sfiens os 3e'
lemartenS 9uriitiOrenin9", bour ct npt
Sfribt er taset / Tetning al at glsre
ben gItiieloite Suriitrute iaa tiosmes'
fig iom mili9t. Oct er osiaa pelbefstet,
at Der lasses Grbeioe paa bsnne Suite;
tbi intetIteos / 9anoet finoes bets Ior'
itjelise ieparoise Gienoommelisbeoer
iorenebe iaalebes paa ct eneIte Yuttt.
Der er p%iItnOt bsiere Sjeloe / 9anoet
enb @anita, pilbere 5osie END &iufar,
trangere Dale euo Seitfjurooalen % pit
tore itere Sser END 2inoiD; men forenet
paa ct Steb, finbes insenitebs / 2anoet
ct 5ielb Tom @nuita, en- 5ois Tom &jr'
fan, en- 3al Iom SeitfjUrooalen og en-
SB ipm 9inbie. 9erfOr er Osiaa bette
strpg bort 4loite 9uritoiitritt, Der
bleu beisst ai Gnselitmanb lanse fer
bnabe 6~aroanser, Sotunbeimen o9 Mio'
natsiOlen bar ~ppfuuone.
Sorsurist er bet m9rteli8t mol, at
mebsus @auita, @eitfiOrbbalen o9 9inos
isen bar peret tjenot al ben fore als
menbeb i &arbunoreoer, blep Rjutan
bOsitaoelis upba9et ! 1911 al 8ersass
Iesior Gsmart.
Smiolertib, ensans upoaget, tos ben
fuloianbis pp Sonturrancen. ps bet
piloe bore en- Spsape for en- Statiltis
fer at uoresue, buur mango @anse @aus
tia os &jutan / 0iste os 9aler er be-
nptteoe til NOrses 5Orberliselie. Be-
tjenbteit er Senrit @er9elanos imutte
8ers:
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
I'll Geroens llbitlaingen

Meb Milwuutee 8anen Iioite 2eroa9.
Ir. @pnoOer. W. Z, 3prien.
5reo. 3bpmpion. y. y. Woris.
Nirs. s. g. @eiier. Nirs. Gas. Saaeau.
Z. 5letder.
9roi. Sppuslep meo Sen % 9atter.
Better Snu9eu meo aone.
Rels Qarien Rome % 2 Sgnner.
W(r. d NRrS. Yprtman.
9Risics Soie % 0tae Sbiplep meo fin
Sslter Mrs. Yager fra Galntar.
Deb Burlington Sanen i9aar (@tans
bn9.)
Y 9 Ramiep. 3eipis Grneis.
Cling Samiep. Gbas arabe.
gop. &rueiS. 3 3 Stunning.
Simpn Sitlano. glnb. 2brousruo.
6 6 Clement. y 9 Gage.
Snc. ggae. Sup. y terior.
Gilbert 8ntte. Gno. Slipn.
Gnb Hamiep. Mrs. Carrie OILERS.
Z Z 5bpmpipn.
9rpf. 8. Breckenridge meo Scne % Batter.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
Sporfor &ammerberren ia
fit Wois op.

@u &eferent Itlloe lepere to &eferas
ter III lin Ipis, ct on ct SubilRum / en-
eller anbeu Nnleonin9, % oeb builtet
Der blep poerraft 8ammerberre N. Ell
SGbers9aoe, beItaaenoe at en- StOt meo
Gulobaunota9, o9 ct anoet &eferat meb
SeIfripelie at en- npppfunoen SoineIlags
temaItine.
"a 5urmen blep 9jort iItano 3rpts
ferret, blauoeoe ben naiten utroli9 i1ps
ui9e SmbrHtfer be TO 8eiernter iants
men puu bet aaerspielislte. Naite Dag
l9Ite man i Spens pripiligereoe 81
oenoe:
49,. 9erpaa inbianbt Sammerbers
rens @enner fig; eiter at De iGopanli9e
Silieuer bar ubperleoe,
srebes bet intet auenbe Suin peo
8a9benene O9 bleu puttet / bet to9enoe
8ano.
Sans 8enner msooelte bam giemes
BET meo oereS Seiss % preientereOe
BAN Ell iuut sulobeilauet
Slu9ter, sreb BAN ueb Salen og iuin.
9ebe BAN runbt / Saubet.
&ammerbesren tafteoe bpbt rsrt for
bette Sepis paa Sensipenbeb % iaabe,
at Der bar Sieblifte i eng 2io, bppr
man life bar Serre pper fine SplelIer,
ban funbe oeripr fun TRIPLE beres Sen.
Der; tbi ben
Waaoe, bsprpaa Spinet bar bleper
Itaaret / Stptter, bar pipunoerlia.
Sammerberren Ilutteoe i'm Sale.
Waitinen greb bam, % / ~fortere Sib
eno bette fan ifripes, bar Soiuet for.
arbeioet til oelifate Yelier.
9enne ~sribenbe Ssitibelisbeo bill al
brig 9aa 8ammerberrens manage Ben
ner al Minoe, men blipe erinoret ion
en- al De Imufteite, MOI bar Uoerparet.
De beoite Stpffer fan faces for q
Ore pr. go, % ri cr iOroisiet ON, at
p9iaa aammerberren bill betra9te Del
b~epG9eoe Dag iom Ell al De lpieite / II
Civ.
Get par. buoo Der ltUo.
90 oct pur 8runcen til, at aammer
berreu pictliifrIi9 ia i'm Ipis pp, Toe
ban %tiliac !ynsoe meo Spoer til Stro
GO Gyitoinln9 ipr arGnfeiic al "Yri
ir'i ur'5 Trrs".
Siic niOruniii8t. Semen til fl
Mano: "9u bcilo0er oio ppcr HIM,
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

Prot. Breckenridge invites all who are
planning 10 attend his fall term TO come TO
DEBORAH Friday, September lst. that they
may be present at the graduating exercises
Of the class OF '93.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
TccprabsI
u. WuocrSpn,

Stepers Rlod g8nter Street. reparerer nle
Clogs Spma1tiuer. @oot Nrbetbe garan.
tfreS. Ses ppbploer mia Der / 2pbet al
Binteren. 5l.19.tt.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

Yaaialoenbe. gn Dame ii eel.
ltab): "....M tellem os Iaat. han bor
lille opiunbet &rubteti"
s,ae gmmp: ASsr Mur, bet er boa
en- ltreitelis @ansbe @enneFer, lom
ltte bar ppiuuoet @ruotetl"
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
6ip 9(ft, Narmcre!

Sprina 8ater &oler Mplle CT MI uo'
mGrtei Stano. ViI uoipre Custom cler
Exchange grbeibe. 81 mailer 8ua, Bog
bpeoe % 6eso,
81. 1914 2tors 8roS.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

The Valdez Business College d Normal
Shoot gives a thorough course in the COM
mon branches. Send for a catalogue.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

Siic niOruuiii9t. Sonen til fin
Mano: "9u bctla9cr Dig ppcr, bpab
ies brnser til MOoebaublerinocn D,
@uloimeoen, men man mna 10 opo lcps
ItaubsmGsiiQ!"
Manoen: "Sn uCi min SiRrc. men
Osinn iOritnnosmGSjg".
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

II W. pm You 70 come 1000 Miles IN
attend u FaIder Business College. -
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

"S9iennem 5oltets Narer Lab
Sig @lommens Stprte pelte!
Com 8jutdns tlGtte Stprtebao,
Saa fprise oens Selte.
Sab / oeus &pinoer 8iuseri3,
Neb blioen Yuoe ipeiIe fig;
Scr 8auita buer en- @ubbe lig,
Som fig tit 5inse melotel"
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

Irpt. 8. Breckenridge meo 8oue % Batter.
The Lamar register., 1893-04-22
Ftre In n Mine.

The underground workings OF the Dead
wood Terra mine, one of the great Homesiake
group, Is on hre and Is burning fiercely. The
fire started In the eoofoot leyel and Il is feared
Is eating It's way to the workings OF :he other
mines, which are all connected /; is impos-
.ible 10 food the mine, tie frc Is on the
s0o-foot level, and there are four levels belo~
reaching depth of 400 feet, With lahyrinths
Of workings In all directions
All the mines and mills of the group arc
shut down and 900 men are Idle IL the fire
eats away the timber supports in the immense
slopes or chambers whole acres of the earth's
surface. part of which Is densely settled, uilI
cave In, entailing large loss o: property. The
management Ia doing all In Its power 10 eI-
tinguish the ia mes, but they have terrible
light Two or three hundred men are al work
but they make little headsay against the are
being driven back BY gas and smoke Unless
fire must eat Itself out
The Lamar register., 1893-04-22
UNION PACIFIC STRIKE.
fhsussads sf NseAtaists ~ vsraeas
foints Ouis work.

fhoassads 81 AseAtaists ~ vsraoss
foints Ouis work.
N early all the machinists and boiler makers
noon ON the nth At Portland and Pocatello
strong and all the Missouri River touns, ~
south ~ Fort Worth. on the Gulf linss Of The
system, the strike 10 on. At Denver the men
did not strike - most OF the mea are knights
Of Labor and they decliaed to support the
other organizations tha, ordered the strike.
At Omaha 500 men walked out
The employees claim that the company has
acted In bad faith concerning the fulnllment
Of an agreement entered into To allow the
force of men employed to reduce itself when
the time was below the standard of nine
hours day. II is ella imed that the company
instead of allowing the force of men employ ed
To reduce itself, naturally has kept up the
full quota of men and, In some shops. Omaha
included, has increased the force. The COM
pany not only increased the force, but re
duced the standard of time from nine hours
to eight hours for = working day, January Is
of this year. The employees claim to have .
written agreement signed by General Man
agcr Dickinson and Assistant Superinten ndcnt
Mertxheimer, that while ten men arc working
eight hours, 1t is understood that places of
men who leave the service VIII not be flled
except when absolutely necessary in order to
carry on the work to advantage
J. II Mcconnell, superintendent OF motive
power, in an interview said that the difficulty
was not a matter of wages or OF hours, or
work, but simply the refusal OF the company
to sign new contracts submitted by tho men
regulating the conditions under which they
should work
There was no violence of any kind a, any
point where the men struck
The Lamar register., 1893-04-22
To KIN on MnIx..

J. NJ. Campbell. the most extensive sheen
man 10 western Texas, has lost 81 per cent Of
his nock during the past twelve mouths.
They were all killed by wolves. Over 100
wolves have been killed on his ranch siace
January. Mr.. Campbell endeavored TO get
rid OF the pests By poisoning them, but met
with little success.
He has now hit upon a novel scheme for cx-
terminating every wolf in western Texas. It
is by the innoculation of disease among them
In order to do this he trapped teu vol yea
about two months ago and penned them up
with a dog which was badly afflicted with the
mango. The wolves soon caught the disessc
and are now thoroughly covered with the
parasites which produce it. They will be
turned loose on the ranch in few days, and
Mr.. Campbell expects the disease TO spread
among the wolves so rapidly that there Will
not be one of them left In Texa. in two years.
II Mr, Campbelrs experiment is success IL
Will be worth thousands of dollars 10 the
sheep Interests OF Texas annually.
The Lamar register., 1893-04-22
Colonel Nettietoa,. job.

Colonel Settlcton, veteran in irrigation
business, living At Denver, has arrived 10
PhgniI from Old Mexico, where he Is en-
prise OF his life He had retired from active
operations on account Of age, but was In
duced. after looking over the ground and
seeing the prospects, To enter into hls present
work with the Sonora & SIualoa Irrigatir:
the construction of great system of irrigat-
ing bitches In Sonora, Mexico, on the Rio
Yaqui. The body of the land 10 be reclaimed
is about go miles south OF the boundary line.
and not far from Guaymas, and Is in the par
ticular part claimed by the company, about
thirty miles long by twenty-five miles wide
and. as Colonel Nettleton says, ''ls iust as
pretty and level, every acre of It. and as good
land as the finest to be found in the Salt River
valley" The soil is uniformly Of the finest
character, and will comprise about $50, 900
acres, owned by the company on the Yaqui
river.
The Lamar register., 1893-04-22
It.a, ~ wlr.

Luoy I-arceas, The posis.., Stcd CO the SRI.
IL Is rarnorcd tkGi The Missuzri Parsae I. 10
50 lHto The hAnAs o; 4 Fvessser,
The Iaeiuan zaAassoa Ia CheTenae Va.
rubt-ol of \ is.gs Nsuoznt o; silrrr.Arc a fe-
NJ ishta ago
The strike Of dock issarsr. A. Han. Eas-
iant, thrrAtezs 70 eEtesa 70 olhsr slsi-s aad
become serious
BY ar erpiosLoa Ia a coal Eis- ne1r Tuwer.
and eight injsTvd.
Il is stated that The tFziuriea oa The santa
Fe ruaa I'll strike 10 support the sNopnea
y 10 recently walked oct
The young EaEllsh Eari o, Crsrca married
Mss Goraella hArtia IL Ses York 90 shr
18Th. IL SAs 4 s~el A,zr Aa both pa-tle,
src very wealthy
Postmaster Geaerai BisseIl .zys that no Re
publican pos;rnzster I'll be ruaored untl his
term expires unie., theru il .ornrthius oalcc-
uonAble Ia bis character og ABILITY.
The douAgcr nuchrsI Of sou,her,Apa m.
heen sent TO ial for sE woeks ber1use she
destroyed = document tlEf she - t,sr5t,i tied
70 Inspect by the court. ossirF In a ill Csc
che A. interested Ia
A general uprising o, native. .x.ins,
Christians i thrrateacl 10 Carra aud prompt
steps have been taken hy the siate aud navy
departments 10 zvrrt hlooi.hed. B-xopd m
fact that the trouble krises from a hatrea OF
the missionaries and that eit!x-n. OF The
I nlied States are in danger. no Information
Is ohiAinsh!e at either department about tho
matter.
Al an immigration convention held at Yer
non, Texas. rcsolutions were Adop,s-i c.iiip-
Tor a convention 10 map s new stat. oat
OF the Panhandle of TexNs. The resolation
reeiIes that public buildings and court. arc
located in the .outherD aud eastern portion
OF the state, that the Panhandle has been
Ignored In the Legislature; that The present
legislature Is seeking 10 withdraw all public
domain from the holnestezders, Aad that the
Interests of the Panhandle differ from Eastern
and southern Texa-, and unless these thing.
change, scyer1ncc ulil fo!los
The Lamar register., 1893-04-22

Mrs AosTAGu. the aristocratic
Englishwoman who punished her in
FAINT daughter for trivial ofense BY
hanging the latter up by the arms
until she died, has completed her
term OF Imprisonment and is again at
liberty. During her incarceration
she gave birth to another child. whpn
it is to be hoped she will treat as a
mother should. Mrs Montagu has
gone to the continent for the alleged
purpose OF living until her crime is
forgotten by society. She may be
able to carry out this part of the pro-
grsmme, but II she has one spark OF
natural instinct in her bosom she
will hardly be able to live anywhere
long enough to forget it herself.
The Lamar register., 1893-04-22
vyomia..

Th. municipal election at Casper Ill he
held 90 May :
Rev 7. VI Hopkins Of Denver. La. .ro-p,-
ed a call 10 the First Presbyterian church,
Cheyenne, and enters upon his p4stor=ie at
oace. Mr.. Hopkins has been nlilng The
pulpit for two moniks and A. veil cuaduetei
a very successful revival
e = johnson OF Carbon. who -, l.,.Ir
robbed of his coins and vairAblrs % tic
amount OF 5000 or 5000. has rre-.Fe.i a
message from sheriff Hanson that Peter A
derson. the thief, had been captured An1 zas
In jail al Copenhsgen, Dennark
The johnson county rustier wzr : nos
pretty well out Of The state courts The eass.
against Frank NJ Csntoa. Joe Elllost aad
Fred Goats, taken from johnson 10 Ulat4 o.
aehange o; venue, have been dismissed Th-ss
men were charged with attempting 10 mur.ler
Two rustlers in a eaoln on PoEeer river
Mike Ryan has been seen for The pas, sir
or eight weeks every Sunday morning early
with pick and spade. nakiag traeks FOR The
hills northwest OF town, says the gAzlius
Journal, but only last Sunday vas the eaus-
of his mysterious movements discovered He
has mining claim out there and has sirlck
fine lead OF pure mica
There has been received at Cheyrnne 10 n.
forSarded for the Wyoming space ia he
Mines building al Chicago, two large hlosks
OF soda from the lakes oa the Union Pacific
spur, near Laramie. This sods Is as pure a.
any there ia in the world. and with slight
treatment YVES used In tho manufacture q,
glass One block weighs 2.sio pounds. and
the other 800.
A notice was posted In the Union Pacific
shops at Cheyenne a few days ago that on And
after day the day would be nine hour. In
stead OF eight, with a Saturday half-ho,iday
This Is welcome news for hundreds OF fAmfIles
and for the entire city. o. account of thr
accumulation OF repairs there will also De an
increase In the force. The pay roll viii be
The Lamar register., 1893-04-22

HE hotel walters OF New York
have organized. with view to main
tanning the right to wear their
whiskers juss as it pleases their fam
oy to do so. The requirement OF
sharing of their mustaches. which is
now insisted on in all the leading ho-
tells and restaurants there, is de-
nounced as contrary to the laws
which govern the FREQ institutions of
this country. The New York walters
appear to have taken courage from
the experience OF their Boston breth-
ren on tins whisker issue.
The Lamar register., 1893-04-22

IS spite OF the unanimous voice OF
history and science, of experience
and theory. that the wasting of for
ssts inevitably tends to undesirable
climatic changes. to a decrease in
the average rainfall, to floods and
drouths. and hundred other evils,
there are still intelligent and we'll
read mon who insist that forests or
the absence of forests have nothing
to do with the case. just as equally
intelligent men can be found who in
spite of overwhelming evidence to
the contrary persistently maintain
that thore is no virtue in the Jenner
system OF vaccination.
The Lamar register., 1893-04-22

The law OF making macadam roads
is to have.ali the stones. which con-
stitute the top dressing. small enough
to pass through two-inch ring, so
that they will pack together and
form one solid whole. How many
macadam roadways are thus built in
this country? The broken rock is
left so large that wagon in passing
over them displaces them as it would
a heap OF bowlders. They roll and
tumble about until they are ground
into dust or mud. as the weather is
dry or wet Ancadam roadways
properly constructed. constructed as
Mr.. Macadam planned them, and
properly cared for. ought to last a
life time even where the hauling IS
heavy.
The Lamar register., 1893-04-22

A WOMAN has a perfect right to
change her mind and decline a mans
attentions at any period OF her ac-
quaintance with him, and the man
who will insist upon forcing himself
upon woman's society when he is no
longer wanted is lacking in every
element of decency. self-respect and
ordinary shame II he wishes TO blow
his own mushy brains out through
disappointment that is his own busi-
ness. and the world is not much the
loser. But the man who would kill a
woman because she refuses to marry
him would strike or kick the same
woman if she united her life with his
Murders OF this class are becoming
too frequent of late and they are
caused by q low craving for revenge
and a morbid desire for notoriety.
The Lamar register., 1893-04-22
zANTE SHAKEN AGAIN.
One of tho Ionian Islands suffers Greatly
from y shock

One of tho Ioni.n Island. suffer. Greatly
from = shock.
The Island of Zantc, one Of the principal
Ionian Islands, was visited by most desiruc-
tive earthquake on the iTth. resulting In gre.,
loss of life and property. The shock appears
to have been most violent In the city of
Zante, the greater part of which was de-
stroyed. The people arc panie-strleken and
the authorities helpless. The streets arc I'm
passAble, being hlled with masses OF stone
aud timber, the vreekase of the house
which were thrown down by the earthquake
Thus far the bodies of twenty person. Killed
by falling walls have been removed from the
debris, aud 1t Is feared that many mere dead
arc still in the ruins The number Of persons
injured runs up into the hundreds.
The greater portion OF the inhsbi,,nt, have
aed to the uplands, back OF the city, where
they wander about In a distracted manner, be
waillng the loss Of their homes and property.
The city presents a scene of desolstion, and IL
is doubtful II 1t ever reeovcrs from the series
Of misfortunes that have befsllen Il within
the past three months
Adviees from the interior show that the
whole island has been devastated Many vii
lagos have been destroyed. and IL thought
that the loss of LIE has been very great
Thousands arc without shelter and few have
sufficient food. The British minister resident
has telegraphed To the British foreign Office
request for warshlDs TO be sent at onee To
Zxnte with men and building materials, that
temporary sheds may be erected for tho shei-
ters at once on the plains and hillsides.
The Lamar register., 1893-04-22
II is evident that the proprietors

II is evident that the proprietors
of city hotels and restaurants pAy
low wages on the assumption that
the guests will make up the differ
euce with tips. In other words, it is
the proprietors OF such establish
ments and not the walters who really
profit by the charity. By their pol
icy in this respect they have made it
almost incumbent on every guest to
pay tip in addition to the charges
printed on tho bill of fare. The
walters expect it, and no one can get
proper attention without it. Reform
should be sought until it is accom-
plished on at least two points. The
waiter should not tc dependent on
charity for adequate compensation,
and the imposition of rendering it
necessary Tor guests to pay sum in
addition 70 published charges-and
very high charges at that-to secure
proper service or even courteous
treatment should be abolished
The Lamar register., 1893-04-22
To sell More oern "a =

Secretary Nor'oa hss Se =
riKe the corn propAsan', = -
yite. the eo-operatioa u - -, !
manufacturers ., cora p',.'.. -. !
fan statement o, tie Fl-i.o..' ..ol'l,,.sys ~,
made from cora By the Eaa-.. y =
STATE. pith brief siateHne7A
,eristie. and e1eelienee
The Lamar register., 1893-04-22
CYCLONE is slS1
ossr. city Laid W..is . =
s.,era4 Ysz,sz. 40

several rsssss, -
ossse CITY, kAasss, - rlAlsi
biz erc.oae oa ,he ls-A, VA r-]
hoase. A Huubes 4 feasa' =
,aa in nizrrd bat shs n; 't7'fa ="
eeanise. AtA lsie hszr ~ "
hesn recovered -ihs-> q y =
are~ wAson.r, oolo-vA Ns
,ortunAies arc coln7cl 'e'
neetlas Ia, besa eaiiea 2 -
.ialns the sarsrsr, Aaa-' -
were ialuEed-
The part q the city ts'S'i7, 7
south siae Of the santa = - -
prlses basiness ho'sses iai 'sN''
carloads Of coal were sissss : :
as The eycioae lliie- lAs si'' -
.nd overturned theaL As
had passed Ihoss sso ser - :,
from ihe!r houses ani -
those plled under the dssi' :.
The Lamar register., 1893-04-22

Az appropriation of $4,000 was
made at the last session of congress
70 pay employees of the bureau OF en-
craving and printing. but in the en-
crossing the thousands were dropped
and as signed by the president the
bill sppropriates only sS7. So until
congress meets again that appropria-
ton comes 10 naught instead OF to
three OF them.
The Lamar register., 1893-04-22
THE REGISTER.
COLORADO

fHs story of contemplated At
t>mpt 70 assAssinate the prince OF
Wslss il regarded as doubtful in some
opsrtars. There Is not the least ex-
s.ss for any such mild and uncertain
Ealing Is doubt 1t is so surely and
aal plsinly q lake, and rather u stupid
enc - that