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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
THE NEXT GEAR

Berlin. Sept. 2G.-Jt is rumore,! here
that the car of Russia will alter the sue
cession to the throne, making the Grand
Duke Michael, his youngest son, his sue
cessor 1t is supposed that the reason
for this step is that the czarewitch is of
so sulky nature, and is totally without
force of character. Besides this, he has
extremely radical opinions, opposed to
the persecution Of the Jews, and in many
ways is not in accord with his father
The Grand Duke George, the cars sec
ond son. cares little for political life. He
is a jolly sailor and a careless fellow.
The cars affections are centered in the
Drccocious Michael. -.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
AFTER AN INCREASE

grew was at the pension Office this morn
ing trying to get an increase for Gen.
Elias T. Campbell Of Scotland, S. D.
Campbell was colonel of a Pennsylvania
regiment and brigadier general of volun-
teers. He was shot twice through the
body, through one arm four times,
through one foot and the other leg and
through the head. He has not got long
to live, being in very feeble health, and
needs the constant attention Of a ply
sician. He is pensioned at $50 and.
Pettigrew says, lie must have the full
amount of $72. If not he will introduce
a bill and get it OF the disability record
of the pension Office.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
!. PIG Fire IN 8 4, InsEPEI.

ST. Joseph, Mo-. Sept. 2G..-F'or six
long hours yesterday fire threa tened the
complete destruction Of the entire BUSH
ness district of this city. The entire fire
department during that time contested
the advance of the flames foot by foot,
and although the department was placed
at a great disadvantage by the inability
Of the water works to give satisfactory
pressure in it's mains the fremen finally
conquered. Before they had won the
fight, however, a whole square of build
ings and half of another were laid i'll
ruins and a million dollars worth of
property went up in smoke. The cause
Of all the loss was the insignificant stub
of a lighted cigarette, thrown carelessly
on the floor of the store room Oh the
fifth floor of the big department store of
Townsend, Wyatt & Emery. An en-
ploye entered the store room smoking q
cigarette and while engaged in taking
out some goods threw it carelessly to
one side. Having completed his work i'll
the room he returned to his department.
The mischevious little brand set fire to It
pile of rubbish and the flames quickly
spread throughout the room. AS soon as
the fire was discovered a general alarm
was sounded as is always the case When
Lire STARTS III tllc crowned business tilS-
trict. The department responded prompt
~, and, stretching hose to the fifth story.
it was thought that the flames could be-.
e;.sll% s'bdned. and tlley would have hre,.
but for the failure of the water works
pumps 70 give pressure sufficient to force.
waler to tho required height. Tic flames
had got beyond centred and We're only
subdued after causing Il loss Of 81 .NO.-
coo. The estimate Of losses is as follows:
Townsend & Hyatt, dry goods, stock.
1925, O0O:. insured for $.2,c2O,OOO: building
loss, SS5,OOO: insurance. $4,000. Reg
nier & Shoup C1ockery company, loss.
$4,000; insurance, $4,000. Hoagland
building, loss. $7.5GO; fully insured. Com
marcial Bank annex. loss, $4,000: in
sured. Carbery block, loss, $50, 600: in
sured for $4,000 German-Am erican
bank. damage. $500. T.. s. Scott and
George Knapp. painters. loss, $1,000.
Kahn & Co., clothiers. $500. Bincwanger
& Co., druggists. loss. $4,000: no insur-
ance. Turkish Candy company; Kirk
patrick & Co., jewelers., and Peet Bros.
tailors, all suffered losses about half
| covered by Insurance. st. Joe Drag com
pany, loss $4,000. st. Joe Book and
| Stationery company. loss. $1,000. Spen-
| Ger Cigar company, damages, $1,000.
HoIlng Kong Tea company. loss. $1,000.
Ransomc Garrett & Brewster. loss. 500
| 900: insured. Valiant lodge, Knights of
| Pythias loss, 81 POO: no insurance. Stone
building. occupied by Ransome, Garrett
| & Brewster loss. $4,000; insured. At
| least Il dozen smaller companies have
| lost heavily.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
STOCK SUFFER.

Ca'ldo. Ind. r., Sept. 2C.-It has hecn
SO long since it rained here that stock
water is getting very srtrce. and if it
does not rain within q week hundreds
of cattle will die from thirst. The grass
is is dry as powder and great forest
fires arc doing much damage and thou
sands of aces of grass is being burned
off daily. = Stoc,ipen who live off from,
the large streams are becoming very
much alarmed.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
SHOT AT WEST SUPERIOR.

West Superior, Wis, Sept 25.-W. L..
Ferguson. formerly an employee of the
Eastern minnesota ra!Egoad' was fatally
shot early This morning by JAMES
Kearney, night Waterman at the Wood
ward Clothing comp:ny's store. Fergu-
son had broken in Il glass and was about
TO slip the latch when. the shot was fired.
he had purchased an ovcrcoat at the
store Il few days before. and as it hung
near the door he was cndeavOrillS to
enter, it is presumed he was after it.
He Will die
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
NOW IN ''.s;IiUIIS.

Mil nc, lr!is, Sept IA disastrous
fire last night destr ycd he plant Of the
AEoka Lumbc company. situated in
.,,luha county op.,sitc Shil:'c trcel.
The plant consisted Of a saw mill, luth
mill, single mill and stable. i'll under
one !cof. Ih.. less is rst:I:. ted 1T $50
600. y 18th bat little Insurance. Tho COM
puny consists of William McAIullen. W..
Il. McMullen and \. Fl. I'ctri, ali of this
CITY
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
STRAYED AWAY.

AsLlsrd. Wis, Sept. 25.-I1le people
of Benoit, small village ten miles south
Of Ashland, are greatly agitarcd over the
loss of Charlie Forbes, q baby boy who
strayed away from home three days ago
and is lest i'll the woods. the saw mill
=. has shut down ard 100 men have been
searching for him continuously for two
days. Searching parties are out in every
direction, but no trace Of him can be
found '
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
MEXICAN TARIFF.

City Of Mexico, Sept. 2G.--Tholuas T.
Crittenden, the American consul general,
will have an interview with the minister
of finance soon. The tariff obstacles to
an increase of American trade with this
country will be discussed in all their
various phases. The policy Of Mexico
at present is not favorable to reciprocity,
but tends rather toward lower duties
and impartial treatment OF all nations.
the minister of finance favors taxing
heavily protected cotton manufactures in
order to increase the revenues. He is
sustained in this position by the press
and public opinion. s-'..
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
FATAL FALL.

(.n,;..;i, Neb. Sept .5.--At !azrrl,
Neb. to-day Ezra and Fred Dudley met
death in a peculiar way. The boy in
playing lost his ball in we'll and went
down after it. On his way out his hold
on the rope slipped and he fell. His
father went to tho rescue. When
raised nearly to the surface the rope
broke AID the father with his son in his
arms fell backwards. Their skulls were
crushed and both were dead when taken
OFF.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
SENTENCED

La Crosse: Wis. Sept. :,;I5-The United
States court has found Thomas Patter-
son guilty OF counterfeiting The jury
was out all night and recommended the
prisoner to mercy. The sentence was Il
year and day in the house Of correction.
The grand july found twenty-five in-
dictmcnts, mostly liquor cases. The
court adjourned to. day.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
PISTOLS IN COURT.

Ashland, Wis, Sept. pa sensational
scene was enacted in the circuit court
during the trial of the adultery case
against ex-Chief Of Police Prothers. The
girls father. O. Dmdas, was accused by
attorneys for 1lr defense Of intimiilat-
ing his daughter while she was on the
witness stand and making her swear
falsely. Judge Parish had to order him
twice to leave the court room. The girl
then swore that nearly all she had sworn
to in the previous trial was false, but
she had been forced to give the testimony
duplicating Prothers, at that time chief,
at the point of her fathers revolver.
District Attorney Sleieht charged the de-
PENDANTS attorney with having irregu-
larly persuaded the girl to change her.
testimony, and matters became rampant
III the court room. 1t is said Dundas
has threatened to kill Prothers if he is
cleared from, the charge.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
!. HE HELD LIZ. THREE.

Rcdwe cd Falls. Mimi, Sept. 26.-WLile
riding in q box car on the Chicago &
Northwestern three men We're held up
near Lamberton by robbcr, he suddenly
drawing a revolver and telling them to
hold up their hands. Two jumped from
the moving train and escaped unframed,
while the third did as he was told. The
robber relieved him of all his valuables
Upon reaching the station the authorities
were notified and the robbcr captured.
The valuables were restored Sunday the
robber broke out of Jail and is at large
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
THE MARKETS..

Chicago. Sept. 2G.-Whet easy; cash.
g. 7-Sc: October. sc 1-Sc: December.
60 lie: May, &c 1-2c. Corn higher;
cash, II 1-Sc; October. fl Lie; December.
Al 1-2c: May. As 1-Sc. Oats firm; cash,
2S 1-Sc: October. % lie: December,
- 7-Sc: May. :'2c.
st. Paul, Sept 2t;.-11ogs-\o receipts
and no trading:' eastern markets light.
Cattle quiet. but steady: bulk Of receipts
weighed to local dealers ut last week $
prices.
Minneapolis. Sept 26.-Whcat - May
opened al 70 5-Sc: highest. 20 5-Sc; low
est, 60 7-8c: closing, zoe: September
closed at 81 lac: December opened at
G!3-4c; highest. Ct Bic; lowest, G3 1-Sc
closing. G3 14c. On track--No. 1 hard.
G' 14c: No. l Northern, 62 lie; No. >
Northern, 90 1-4c.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
FASH TIMING

Philadelphia. Sept. 90 Word has been
received by carrier pigeon from the
Cruiser New York every day since the
vessel left League island, and Friday
the message that left the vessel at 8 a.
m was given up by the bird in Philade!
phia at noon. Unless the bird was less
than 1915 miles away the speed was a
mile minute. The bird was Bunch.
owned by w. II. Innes.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
MURDERED A MOTORMAN.

st. Louis, Sept. o5.-Edward Fitzwill.
inns, motorman and conductor of a mid
!: nd (suburban) electric car, was as.
Saulted by four drunken negroes who re-
fused to pay their fare As he turned
away one Of the negroes shot him in the
back. The four then disconnected the
trolley and fed, leaving Williams deal in
the car. The police have so far been rr-
able to trace the murdercrs, ...
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
WAS MURDERED.

Eaufaula. Fla, Sept. pa horrible
murder was brought to light yesterday
by the finding Of the decomposed body of
Thomas Gray about four miles from
here. Yesterday afternoon Light Horse
man Lewis McGilbra broughtin Joe Dick,
charged with the crime. Both parties are
full-blooded Indians, and Dick will con-
sequently be tried in the Indian courts.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
AITTRDERURS (ORRALED,

Washington, Ird, Sept. 25-It is stated
l,erc that the murderers Of the Wratten
family have been raced to large swamp
scvel ty-five acres in cxterl. There are
three of them, and 100 men from: Har-
rison township. where the Wrattens lived,
lave surrounded the swamp. 1t is just
across the line in Dubois county. The
little girl who was thorght to be recover
ing. died last night. She makes the sixth
victim.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
LOSSES ny FIRE

Duluth, MIMI. Sept. 26.--The Gran
berry Lumber company received word to-
day of further heavy loss by<fire About
two weeks ago its saw mill at Cranberry
river was burned, and last Friday night
its Offices, supply house and ice house,
containing large quantities of supplies,
were totally destroyed. The round house
and blacksmith shop were saved. Loss,
$4,000; no insurance.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
MAH. HACK Hf,RRED

MAli<tcr, Ind. r., Sept. 25.--The maj,
hack Plying be:we Fcrt Gibson and
Tahlequah was 1ohbed by two masked
ncn yesterday. The pouch was looted
and two registered letters taken. Theirs
is no clew to the, robbers This makes
the cec.nd tinc this year that the
Tahlcquan has been robbed. Ig
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
SAWS AGAIN WHIRR.

Hinckley, Mimi, Sept. 26.-The Bren-
nan Lumber company's large saw mills
resumed OF erations yesterday morning,
giving employment to 800 men. They
will continue saving until the river and
ponds freeze
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
COMBINATION.

Boston, Sept >26. = For some weeks
rumors have been in circulation of a com
bination to control the Boston & Maine
railroad. 1t is ascertained by we'll in
formed railroad men that the consolidated
railroad, which lately absorbed the Old
Colony system, would soon add the Bos-
ton s. Maine to its numerous conquests.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
f,A'rrIE 'rIlIE.. t,II.RI,Y

Lincoln, Neb, Sept. pa special to
the Journal from Nerligr,s. N..h., the
7earest railroad station to Niobrar;,. says
Inc excitement over the arrest Of the
cuttle thieves is dying ont The prison
ers, who ar, nearly Ill men OF pron,i-
nencc, went into court, secured continu-
ancts and gave bonds. Their trial will
occur about Oct 10 in Pierce county.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
FOR THREE YEARS.

Tacoma, Wash, Sept. 26. = Samuel
Dusenberry, cx-cashier of the Bank of
Pullip, who pleaded guilty to the charge
of embezzling $4,000 of the banks
funds, was sentenced to three years
Imprisonment. Duscrberry came from
Rochester. n. y, about four years ago.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
HELD UP AT CARLTON

Carlton, MINI, Sept. 25.-Two robbers
held up w. T. Barker, deputy sheriff, in
charge of the Carlton County bank of
this place, while the cs shie1 was at din
FER, securing about $50 in silver. The
robbers ran for the woods south Of town,
holding pursuers at bay with loaded re-
volvers.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
.CORBETr SIGNS.

New York, Sept. 26.-James ]. Corbett.
the pugilistic champion, signed the formal
articles of, agreement at Asbury Park
this morning tc fight with Charles Mitch
ell. the English champion, before the
Coney Islcrd Athletic club some time in
December. Mitchell has also signed tie
articles. .z.-* ~ .-.>s
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
HTINTED MAYOR.

Richmond, Va, Sept. 25.-Hon. 81. s.
Trout, mayor of Roanoke, arrived in the
city last night, but his presence was mn
known until to-day, as he failed to reg.
lister at the hotel where he and his wife
are stopping. He refuses to talk foz
publication 5 .3s Is
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
WILL BE I'ROTECpTEll

Roanoke, Va, Sept. 26. The coroner 5
inquest continued its investigation to-day
and examined a number of witnesses
without elieiting any new information.
The citizens committee Of thirteen has
issued request to Mayor Trout to re
turn and assure him that he will not he
molested.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
BURGLARS AT WORK.

T:ird Island. MINI, Sept. 25.-Sneak
thieves went through both hotels last
right. 7. .. Kelly, villa &c marshal, lost
q watch and pockctbook the night be-
fore. Beth hotels at Olivia were robbed
OF money and watches. "
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
l.COIuDN,T HOLD.

Ytnkton, S. D., Sept. 25.-After a
preliminary hearing Louis S. Sherwood,
charged with tile murder Of Minnie Saw
yer three weeks ago, was to-day dis
charged. There is no clue to the muir
1nreT j. 4..EE .s-..E.r&.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
PRAIRIE FIRE.

Gary, S. D., Sept. 25.-Reports come
of a fire northeast of town which has
burned large quantity Of hay and CON
siderable machinery.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
.ENGINE OVER THE RANK.

West Superior, Wis, Sept. 26. An
enRin. and three freight cars were badly
wrecked on the Eastern Minncsota road
yesterday near the -four sheds. Tie en-
CINE rolled down ten.foot eia.ish,ssii...nent.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28

fs NEWSPAPER MIGRATION.
Aberdeen, 8. d., Sept. &C.. The Dakota
Farmer, semi-monthly paper published
at Huron by w. T.. T. Bushnell, will ha
remoy ed to this city this week.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1893-09-28
HIS NAME rs EDISON

Logan, Iowa, Sept. 25.-It has Just
been developed that the real name Of
the convicted diamond robber. Frank
Shirtlife, is Edison and his home is at
Clifford, Iowa.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1893-07-21
WANTED.

A MAN AND WIFE OR A MAN WITH
n a small family can find irst.class place
to work piece Of land on shares by applying
TO JNO, S, McGREW,
So.I.tt Hotel Street.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01
Cninanmte, gNafhinatom.

Sr. 9ieoattBr: - auilapute er en- gauo.
ltrptnin9, iom li98er / Glalam County.
Olympic 5jsloene Ii8ger paa Noro o9 paa
Git, bet ittle SaO paa &eIt og Grace Sarbor
paa Spe. Guilnpute itrrlf'r fla 40 MdI
ira OF til Bel % s. Nfil fra Spb til Noro.
9enne 9OnoRrEiuiug Ian made iig mco
bpiIIetipmDclit Stco / @ainingtou meO Sen.
ipn I'll 6tu9tbnrbso, ug Sfoprn er ben pat.
reIte, iom Staten @aibingtou fan irempiie.
Ser er fun TO Stores; ct til piIoe 9ipre
SOB 6crretninS. Gn Sogmsle trRnges
met al alt. Salene Der CT bDgget al 2o9
eler Sorb uoblsne meo Syer. Ser er ct
tort Settlement % Ell bel Del 9amle Sett.
isre, iom bible pnlte at faa en- Sa9nrgle
RGrbeoeu. gu Mano meo Ell lioen aapital
% @rfartne ptIoe elpre Oct 9oot meo at
bp99e en- Sa9mgle peo Mutoingen Of
Gullapute &iper. Oct er 9uiinoer al
Ncres meo Siop Iaugs oeuns 6loo, iom
ilnoe Hgoss ueo til Mpllen. Spis nogen
piloe oprette en- Snsmgle paa nGpnte Step,
pIloe Ieg nleo @I9oe bjGIpe en- iaaoan fren.
Wtin Goresie er III: Ssiian, Soma.
G0gle gIar tilbage bar oenus 2auoitr0Is
ming NIB % TIN bebpet Of Ell Gel SG9ere,
iom boIot til Iangs 6Iooerne % Snoiserne
o. brep meo SaQt % SGlfnngit. 9isie
soil i%ortdltc ON 4rairielnro o. pprOiiuloe
SiOOs Iangs G~u,unnute Giuer, Soil trGn3te
fig on iuc % Tom / 8eiiooelie al bette 2auo,
iom M er ct tort Settlement. Ser er fire
SfoIebuie. 9otrr @. 5tetdsr b%etieuer
Solicit pg proctor buer to Tiger / StoIe,
buieuc.
Ser er meaet GitOt I SIopene og mango,
ION 9nur paa Sngt efter Gig. Siurt 20
gioru. S6It % &aar iommcr 2aren iuo
ira Sauet / Guinnnuts Gtcer. "a or bet
mango, iom er ipsieliatte mco at fiite.
Seq baabsr BOG, at lugeu %ioritaar mig lao.
at Soil her / Guildpute timber 4erler paa
SasIsbulteue os 8orOet bGIiet meo MInO
uoeu at arbeioe. g. Sine.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01

boao ABdnbo" er. 90 naar iaa Gintcren
Tom. bar bet en- llmuli9bce at tcmme til
Spen, uosH pad SeierpBaeu. % iun meo
Neo % ueppe lob o)ial octte fla ajCre. Z
S'Hterens Sob tom Der abTiuiac Gmiorar.
ter, og ielpiglgeIig blsp be m~isfprupiebe ca
be ill is, buao 5iaas 2nuo Der bar, oa Sr.
Neuman ft aoitiliee ubebaaeliabeoer Der.
oper, men be mere ioritnnoise lunbe tposlig
ie. at ban oor ruoItp!0t, foroi ban ielp rar
blepen nnrret. Weu iaa fort, ION net par
ntuli9t, fgtteoe ban oerfrd, men hans Sam .
nierdt iani ian opbt neo / "Gpmboen" ca
bleo ialiliooenoe, iaa bet ri tdae ban,
lTn9cre 3io at fraplc ia uo illen.
500 ptI c9iaa tilIaoe mig at r9vue en-
Hlnr for oenne Goloui, iom pit pinoe ales
Sifaio. Snninart iom oct b,irer mango not
| Solpnien, itaI ntar bu9se en- liDeu Jtoo.
hamper for Transportation al 6olcnlens
Nroontter, ia 8ilame!te Gioer er iar6nr
ira &crtiono til Sarrisburg caer Splonicns
2dno. Serrcb uuognnr man Scrntanesoms
pauiernes CplrGtterier OF til o. meo Iippcr
man at bnne io9et at ajsre neo treble @aHo.
gtnu iGl9er II Sopcomarfeoet. % ti0i9e
tjgbcr ira lerite Saaro. 9u fan ielp mo-
re8ne De 6croele. man oermeo bar. Ieppe
ct Steo / bell &mcrtta finocs Iaa ioroelaatis
nrlngt. Ser er Nuleou M til at oiipe a1e
Sld5s 6abriifcr nteo Sauotrait, o. Iaa
fnoes Der "plentb" &namateriaIier af
mango SLass 7u, SauoRnano, iom bar
&en9c % life bill %reifcre ocm i Snrtene ca
life D, brdo mnu tgr truse gtugeue til,
Tom BERTH % ie big ON.
Sr. Netumau bebes uuoifplbe mig, at irg
bar ta9ct min ben Srlbeo at pmtate bans
6oretn9enoe, iom les moa iioe er meget rOs.
pGroia, og ie8 anta8er, at bet er enbuer
Stdnoinaos Slist at aouare OF oeilebe fine
~2anosmGno. WddTte Ell eaer anoen tuube
bragg fig bet iii 0ptte.
Seq haube n9Iieu alcutt at omtalt, at her
life foretcmmcr Gpfiouer, OoeyiuGmmelier,
Gpnreoilag caer Solitit. 2tu pg Gieubom
er iaaleoes Der life / Bare for Glcmenterues
Serjnirger. Siutertioen bar libcu eler
tn3cn Sue; Sreaturene fiuoer fin 5eoe noe
belle Garet i9ieHtem.
Gn renlig SIIien til ale 8laoets 9niere.
MieO @gtslie
81. 9. Berg.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-01
&oIuss Sitp, 5om8IaS County,
Minncipta.

Sr. &eoatter: - 81 bar her, ION paa iaa
mango andre Gteoer / 8eiten. bnUt Ell baaro'
uait,t Sgrfe / CONNER. s ben iencre 8io
bar nj bog inuet Ge9u, men auigeuel uiI life
NpIiugtu oOeritiae bet Saloc al ct Gfibbel3'
dar.
Sen soe SuIi pasiereoe en- Sa9eItorm
oner Den BItre Gel al Eouala8 Gouuip %
aureiteoe mere eler mlnore STaoe paa Np'
lingeu i Spa cg Millerpile. Nier barre
rdieoe bog Stormen / Otter SaiI iammc
Gag, ibet Sfaoen pnn Nuliuaeu Der Gpuu'
tiet a%uIlaaes til 100000. 2igeleoeS biem-
igotes Steuens % 3rauers Counter al en-
SaQlItorm ben lobe Sui, % bet paaitaaes.
at ira 500 til 1000 Ncres meo @rgpe poe'
laabes Der / Sme8nen.
9en Ace Suli blep bpitioeli9bclot pnn
fnrItieaj9e Maaoe o9iaa / gar. Saaleoes
bar Der her / @Grbeoeu paa i'm panli8e Sis
9iort Surbereoelier til en- old fashion
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