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Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17
aarl ben Solptes % Sannibals

&arl ben Solptes % Sannibals
Riot. @eo Senblit paa bet nplig
iulofprte 9iitanceriot melem @ien %
Berlin minoer ~ipenite 8labe on Sarl
ben 9olpte5 16 Cages Riot fra 9emoz
tia peo &brianopel til Straliuuo. De
tpite % giterrigite &pttere blep anipp-
rtbe at nogle 9ulinoe Warf, mems Sarl
ben 9olote brepes af Saabet pnt at
reobe en- Srpne.
Sannibal RED, eiter at bnoe tobt
Slaset peo 3nma, to Gage pg to Sect.
ter | 3r9f.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17

6nnIten ppergaar lan9t Naturen
entelte 9ilfaioe; Der er ct GrempeI
berpaa: Gn Maler bapbe iornplig mo-
l.. nosle SirtetrRr inoe / en- snmmel
Sarnesans % iplste Si1eoet for $3.50.
Samtiois oermeo iolste ben Mnno, lonl
e'eoe 2rarne ps Sprbitpttet. bet Sels
for $50, 90 enooa iDntes ban, at ban
iii bet aoet betalt.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17
IRA Waibtmaton.
sturt Sernbaneioretaeenhe. q

W.
interipatinentale ScrubnuefcmmiS ZION
bar laeet uoirreiss ct @iuioturs 5ac'
iimilr al Mellems pa SposNmerita for
Of piIe SperIlaaene oper een podtrniie
Sernbane, lpm ital fcrene Npro' %
eDo. Gmeriias SerrbaneipItemer. Grs
betect err meo pperproentlis 9~pstiabee
ncfrrt al 6. 6. Court peo bet hnoro'
graphite acntor. Get sr cnitrent 25
Sob lanet o. ril blire ienoi III Ver'
bensnefiGinoeu fem euocl al Re9ierins
Gems ueitiaira. Scruoen be icreIIaaeee
NsyskaHdinier niisr aprtct oalnd Ruteu
~ Hxprrenec % frcrtisioe Tamp'fibS'
fnisr ira wprhs til Sposgmerila meo
Capntne paa errcs G~uorpunfter %
WeIemitatipner.
@eo set fieIte McSe al aommisiios
mems @eelemmer, bleu Sperila9ssS Sci
fabernes Grtcine eienuemannet ug ints
BET at prre / en- baiit tilireesiiarube
S~orfotniua. ecli,abet unorr Suacnicr
Sem, ipm cpmoaIte Sirien fra Guito,
Gcuaocr, Ill Guser, 4cru, ben inoll9e
euor. en- giiiauo pua 1900 Nil, bar
tilenbebraot 1T gybribe i Marttn, "a
Sneenirrerne or M peo at aigre fine
Spteeuelier. Gna bst Steo, bpor Sns
scuirr aeap itupprne, iIuitcoc 2inicn
til set Bet pernrianifc Spitem / Ila'
tnuet neb Safe 1%iticocd.
ct anort Selitab uuoer Snoenier
Sbunt er for gicen paa @eien s~ieunem
Gotta &icn, ipo for Gan Sole. Gcttc
Srli'ab %beSpuote npro fra Gaito. fans
tioi1 meo at &eIlp git no mob ipo, men
Bet uaaeoe life sitnucm Columbia ion
Sclse al bet paaee @eir. SIteoctipr
bIep Ell ~iprnnbrst &etnino laat fra 6os
peeliuicn peo Gauns 6oroas, npr
E.uimoo Iais, % en- 9inie opmaalt til
G%arthneena, Bolivia. Selitabet icileoe
berpaa til Gotta &ica % er M / Ggneu
peo gtrnia gaiin Nrrbeocn AZ 9ltrntn
Glpens llolpb.
Ct treble Selitab, bcitanenoe al oers
80
til uspalote 2anooificerer, unber %.
McGomb bar ppereret fra spos
srrnicu al Merlto iii Sape9re Glpen
er MI / Salunoor. Snn bar op
.ndnlt ire oiricr, ium ole fan brllges.
Oct oentes, at ban pil fulofpre fit gr-
omtrins lite Mai. Mr. Sbunts
oil iipl9e ben iihite 8appprt
'1re fRrois ben lite Npril. &nar
0per'la9ene or fulofrrte, pil n tSppeo> /
lnie blipe fulgt, peo builfeu be TO 2ans +,
es Serrtaneipitenter Tan fprenes. Ter S
ii en enonu pare tilbaoe at illoipre !
Ell al Banana aonfcrencen uetaitebe Z
Slan % at sjcre SoeriIag ouer Sppeos +
siennem @eneSuela til apIten % !
ieuuem 8rnsilien til Riu Snueiro. F.;
Snterratipaals apmiteen uil anoraoe
Ipuarssien ON en- geuiQins paa $780,
100 til 6uleirrelie al Soer1a9ene %
ii SHentlis8irrelis al 8eiultaterue.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17
Stteratur.

The Christian Youth for qorr,.
go. 4 @pl. 2, er uofommet mco III.
geroe Snbbplo:
Rev. Herman A. Preus.
OUR CoNTRIBUToRs. Our Church,,
nostic Literature-An Address-Learp b,
Doing-Letter from Madison, Wis-Lutbs,
Day Celebration in New York.
EDITORIALS. New Years Eve. Poem,
The Old Year-Editorial Notes-Bnk
Review.
CATECHETICAL ILLUSTRATIONS. Tbs
Shepherd and the Toad-The Traveller
The Rich and the Poor Mantle Rirh
Thank Offering.
MISCELLANEOUS. Church Items.
Subscription price so Cents per year.
Address: THE CHRISTIAN Youth
DEBORAH, Iowa
Send for Sample Copy.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17
en%npnsrricnet.

Ecntpnsrrienet. commissioner
Rauw al @sniipnsbureaust inotom fprs
lehet til ben aomite, lpm behnueler
@,nii,usbepiuineslopen, meS Ell 1or.
ioel'e / Sceraaget, Oct pprinoeli9e al
s7mmis rren .Hbsipne Sperllas for
lS9' unr $685. 900, 900. 1aa Sore.
iferaiel pm Gariaeen til 6Orhpielier
icareoe brn. at ban haooe fpribiat, al
en- M Administration life pilbe aipre
iaameset Grbeioe, Tom ban bapoe oiurt,
men tilitoo. at buis ben inorsmmeoe
ii1e iaa mango 8euiioner, piloe s172,.
100000 bore nsouenbise.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17

Teflam's llniuerialbibliotef, Ser
o9iaa bar uo8ipet tpitc Speriattelicr al
Ell MGngoe norIte &nrter, iornemlig
Sbien, 8ioruion, Sic, &tellanO, uosap
iorleoen tit 3000oe Numer. Samlin9en
er fjenot og itprft uobreot bele @erben
oper og inoeboloer ct rigt llbunl9 al
ale 9iteraturcns MelterbRrfer.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17
Gn auisnosioer fit fra en- sratte

Noofilenf fpl9eitpe Silller:
Seq pulter life geres gpis l9naere.
Zen hcilige nosiper iuarebe:
Saa ital bet pGre, o9, ielp on De
pniteoe, ben ituloe sieres lan9ere, iunoe
je9 life 9ua ino oerpaa; tbi i iaa Sab
maatte je9 tjSbe en- mn Hresie. Zen
nuoarenoe 2en8ee iGtter ies Yris paa,
% BET 9lroer mig, at Sc sjpr bet
iamme.
st iaa milot, penlist Guar fan mus
lisens baoe iuripuet ben bibiise Gbpn.
rent.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17

&%parantGne 5prilaset peotpses Of
Sendtet ben lobe os. mes en- Del pio.
ti9s Spranorinser Der 81. q. bempnois
per Trefieeuten at furbgoe Snbpauorina
II" snnee, bpor epibemiFe Sssbpmme
raier.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17
Gn mefaniif Sanaerinbe. Der nrlt

VII MeIafllN Sangerln0e, Der I ole
3ele ital efterligne ben bercmte BATH,
er M no9le Spetulanters Spaape.
5isuren er Of Boy us / 9esemsitprrelie;
ben er fpripnet meo en- Mstanisme, iaa
ben tan billie paa Yublitum, ps inbpen.
ois 'ial nnbrinses en- traitis Junosraf,
Der fan sjensioe iaaspotiOm ale ben
bersmte Sanserinoes 8rapoursWumere.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17

1T o~eitiinsenoe nOrlte 6jeloipil lpoe i
Mourheno ben 25ce Sauuar, Barnes,
bile ben 26oe Sanuar, @lpuoun ben
27oe Sanuar, Snulep ben 2soe Sonuar
oa | Conn Of Mplano ben 30te % Site
Sanuor. Sobn 6psium.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17
Jor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80

OuI OutltBeiieeipmMlsNpheH. 6or'
liseliestommisi4ren Oil De iirioenoe
9nrter): 81. ital bape iast, at .. er
ct sgiel. % o, at u. er en- aamel. Gr
bet ianot?"
4. 8esse Barter: ga"
GOrliseliestommisiareu: @Men mine
cerrer, nnar bet er ianot, bpab pil e
ia esentlis ber?"
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17

Ut mt Yoitbns er oprettet / CT.
anorsu, @alib @p., q. Sat, 3homas
3. Mahonen. @pitmeiter.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17

alnecr Bros, 6rshauolcre, Sod,
ioro, ST., iom bar ct Npertisiemen /
bette Numer al Slaoet, er ct paaliOeliat
6irma, ium Soft fan Itole paa, o. ION
erpeoerer ale Srorer promt.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17

Snmaltinen "Susptnreu" mootc8 l,
600 Sebolo % CT peltiIireps mco ben. 8
lQnes 9pot nm ben | ollie Seuieeuotr, pa
otI unite, at Gnhper, iom trpngrr en- S1H
lime. ilan beuptte X~gi.iabeoeu nj at Iaa
en- coo % billtn Sumnrtiue. Sragt Il 'a'
70 eents. Hgnes SolhaS, IIorl Y
Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17

SpmnItinen "Susoenuen," Iom ic8 fl
leiiof, er en- meget pen og aoo 4lGlitns.
er ll9elaa goo iom Ell 35 collars ghalIa
9cr arbstoer iaa 9oot ipm noaeu lPall
Sonolen, Seq er pe~tforupIet meo .
6ra9ten tolteoe go Gents. Sic u. NlpsA
Noanls, Wtnn.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17
u nbefalinaer.

Yet er M en- Tanreb, iioen lea mootpo
Spnalttnen "9uspennen," % pi bar prppei
Den. Win Snitru Tiger, at Den arbeioer uo,
mRrtet, % ui er peItIlireo5 meo ben. sSraai
Sl'25. Sipert ). Siaa, Nbercrcmbie,
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17

SpraTtineu "Susuennen" er ben bepSts
Sla9s Spntal'tne, iom er Sanolen % liae-
laa 9oo loni en- 40 Dollars Maitine. Sen
CT oeh beolte % i~oIloeite Spmaittne, lom fan
Iaaes, % ben lenerer iaa gobt grbeioe, iom
nosen. Sra9ten toiteoe 80 Gents. Wils
". Iraaietb, 5Iugituo, Sopa.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17

Spmaittnen "Suspenneu." Tom lea nu bor
prpoet ct Bar Tigers 8tb, er uomQrfst. g1iu
aafter lDnes lpRrt goot ON Den pa iiaer, at
oen er beOre emo nogen W{aIfine hi bsiere
trls. Jragten toiteoe rs Gents. Ole q.
Sopep, Gio8euap, Soiua.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17

Sgmaltt1en "!Susueunen," iom ut ft msb
.Soltef," bar pt lille iunbet noaen s5etl peo.
% oi gaaberl at Den / 6remtioen o9iac oil
pare III Dor Joroentntng. Zen arbeioer let
Soa 9lpr 9oot @rbeioe. Sraaten 70 Gcuts.
"n'nno 81. Silianos 3ecorrb, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17

gen nootn8ne SpmaItine 1Susoeuueu" or
ahe Ntaaoer I'll Dor 5iIfrebs6eo. bporipr ri
ian a%roeia!e ben til Ollie. Git 9crn. m
af9arbeloe er mutt iorarbeioet GA imuFt ms
ieret' Ven er en- Erno for ct Snis. Irontsu
~ Gents. ". Carton, Clinton. sSomo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17

GpmaIfineu "Suspeunen1 bar ieg moot.
GET Tor 'Rn9e ftheu, % jes ipnes rigttG g..
ON ben | ollie 9ele. Gen gnar let % aLp
Der 9oot. s 5ra1t 90 Gents. cline ~
refen, Slanoreau, 9. Eat.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17

5e9 mooto9 6pmaitinsn "Sltsueuuen. for
q tar @taaueoer iloeu / 9o0 Stuno. Sen
CT t9rt lolto % patter o. Den arbetoer rent
non9rtst laa ben er me9et uper 6prpent.
nln9. I'm Nabofpns, ipm iaa ben ~iorleben
1890, at Den BAR ligeiaa goo Malttle. ipm
pen pun haooe til $50. 6raaten fpTcbe so
eentS' u. 8. cHon, Slour sails 9. s.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17

spmaitinen "Suspennen," iom jep tlrb'
! Sommer. Ian leg efter 3 ManneosrS g'E
Gltoefale icm en lite SIasieS Spntn't
Sen er o9iaa bilig / 6orbolo til, buao Y
aJenter forlan9er for NRnitlner. 6raJ
$$lSS. 3. 4. Sobnioat slbercr'@
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17

Ten npe SDmnItine "Suspennen," ium i'
II lont YrGmte meo 8laoet, or Ell / ale 9r
leenoer soo % lono Maitlue, Niln Sc
Tiger. at bun er ligeiaa tiIireos meo ben le
ON le8 baooe tiptt en- til so Dollars. ST
ten toiteoe so Gents. Geo. Often, TX"
teapplis, Yfinu.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-17

Snmnffiueu "6u8uennen," iom jeg tjebty
for en- Stllo iioen, er lea mere cno til'r
meo. Gen 9ler uomRrfet Nrbeibc / a1e NrH
l%eenoer. Sragten par go Gents. Yeet.
Hpnnineen, Sammono, isis.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-08-18
What They Say.

All the talk about defeating Judge
Andrews is idle chatf and aspirants
who enter the race will be doomed 10
disappointment. Clear Lake Courier.
Although Andrews came out with
good majority in the convention there is
bitter feeling against him in some parts
Of the circuit and there is no Disgusting
the fact that he will not receive the unit
ed support Of the republicans of the cir
cult. He will carry Roberts county un-
doubtedly, although he did not get its
support in the convention.-Summit Sig
nal.
Judge j. o. Andrews received the
nomination at the republican judicial
convention held at DeSmet or Tuesday
As this judicial district is republican it
is needless to say that he will be elected
-Sisseton Inter Empire.
Judge j. @. Andrews OF the third ju-.
dicial circuit was nominated to succeed
himself on the first ballot at DeSmet on
Tuesday. At that convention it was any
thing to beat Andrews, but no combina-
tion could be formed to beat him. He
was the candidate of the Reporter. first
last and all the time, and we are happy
that lie was successful, and hope he will
be elected by good majority.-W Wilmot
Reporter.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-08-18
A TRIBUTE OF LOVE.
Resolutions Adopted by the II. p. s
G. e, OF Nj ilbaMk, August IL, 1898.

Resolutions Adopted by the Y. r. s
G. E. Of Milbamk. August II. 1893.
Whereas, it has been the will OF our
Heavenly Father to remove to his home J.
OF light and love our beloved and honor
ed member, Harry A. Hollands, who has
been an active mem Der and officer of our
society, Therefore be it
ResOlved-Tha! as members OF the Y.
P. S. G. E. We do hereby recognize the
faith IN which our brother so fully
trusted.
Second-That we, the members Of this
society do extend our heartfelt sympathy
to the bereaved parents and relatives and
commend them for comfort to Him whom
our brother SO fully believed and trusted.
Third--That as token OF our love
and esteem we do hereby agree to have
our Endeavor room draped, and to wear
our badges for one month.
Fourth-That copy Of these resolu-
tons be presented to the mourning fam
lily, that copy be given to each Of the
city papers. and that . copy be spread
upon the minutes OF the society.
HATTIE HILTs.
EDA PoRT.
Bessie BRADFORD.
AUG. ANTELMAN.
ELMER CAMP.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-08-18

The following dispatch from Water
town on the l4th, was published in the
daily papers. The girl arrested,
formerly worked In Milbank at house,
work for number of families, and with
her sister went to Watertow0 some time
ago:
William B. Church and Aggie Hol-
berg were bound over to the circuit
court Saturday IN the sum Of $500 or the
charge OF adultery. Mrs. Church came
here from Minneapolis Friday, where
she had been for some time, and found
her husband ir company with the Hol-
berg girl. She tracked them TO the
girls room At the Burlington hotel, and
about - O'clock the police entered and
found them occupying q bed 10 entire
dishabille.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-08-18
Advertised Letter List.

Letters remaining uncalled for in the
Milbank Post Office, Aug. II, 1893:
Crawford T. A, Ferguson Amanda
Ha.ainv Anonet For Hefner Harman.
Hass Jnlinh Halstin Andrew
johnson Charles Jansen Gale
Iindpren A Lang Thomas
Penny NJ. +. Watson Koey
Wilson 4. Lenoru Mrs.
In calling for any Ut the above, please
saw "advert,sed' and give date Of adver-
tisamcnt. II not called for in fifteen
DAYS will be sent TO dead letter Office.
Al. BLEsER. p. IL.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-08-18

The Chinese pay their doctor only so
believe in preventing rather than curing
disease. This is sound sense, and one
OF the strongest recommendations Of
Ayers Sarsaparilla. medicine which
not only cures diseases but prevents
them.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-08-18

Mr.. IL. K. Luplen, the barber, was
made happy the first Of the week by the
arrival OF bis wife and little daughter
from their Minnesota home. They will
make their home in the Congregational
parsonage.
F.J. Lee, the photographer, is spend
ing week or two at the assembly park,
combining business with pleasure, and
will secure number of lake scenes be-
fore returning. While he is away the
gallery here is in charge of r. G. Far
rington.
Where is Evergreen Postmaster
Bleser has received a package OF mail for
Giles A. Baker, postmaster at the above
named post Office in Grant county
Evergreen appears to ba something new
on the post office list Of Grant county,
aud II should rise up and speak.
A young man by name Of Harry Van
deroet, who was employed as clerk in
the Browns Valley posloffioe last winter
has been arrested ut that place for roo
bing the mails After being confronted
with the evidence against him he con-
fessed and has been taken to ST. Paul.
Ed Eliason, living east OF Strandburg,
was seriously hurt in runaway. A
piece Of board, about four inches wide,
penetrated the bladder. entering near
the spine. DR. Finnerud thinks the man
will recover, but says he mad very mar
row Watertown Public Opinion.
Although the shooting season has not
yet opened, almost every day brings
record OF some fatality among hunters.
There is not sufficient care used in hand
ling guns even by those who are gen
orally supposed to use ordinary caution
and the frequent accidents are but proof
Of this tact.
Messrs. W. j. Baxter, A. W. schone,
H. S. Volkmar and A. J. Fairchlld, the
former two to represent the democrats
and the latter the independents, LOOK
team for Water!own Tuesday to attend
the party conventions. The boys un-
doubtedly fused before they got over
there and afterwards too.
Mr.. Henry Schafer, from MINNEAPOLIS
has purchased the meat market business
OF the late Henry Schaier, and will mere
after conduct the same. mr.. ocnaier
vas . resident OF Ortonville some years
aco where he conducted market -.
eome time. and is well known to many o'
our citizens.
Tho telegraph Office which has he'e'o.
fore been in the upper story OF the oepo'
haa been removed down stairs 70 .''0
.cants room. Mr.. M. F. Cook has been
made night operator and E. A. Bradley
d.v onarator. John MADEIRA has oeen
temporarily transferred to Aoefoee''
where he is acting as bill clerk.
The saloon men of the city oe''ne
r.; yhteoed over the threatened en'o'o0-
ment campaign and every Join. 10 "s ~
town is closed tighter than the oark ~
! December sspling. Tho county a'.o'
NV has for severa! days been prepa.1s
,hs necessary papers to serve mum
lions hut none had AS yet been secufeu'
-Water,own Public Opinion
Edward Eliason, who hVeS 80 -.
s,randbere, while on his way 70 'oNn 10. !.
Saturday to procure some extras lo' -
m.chiue. was thrown from bis carr 49, :, :
tho wheel striking stone wnen s. .s
through ravine. He fell upon .. ...sa
-h,ch was standing up, and 1ne s'rre ~
r..r,v passed through his oooy. g.. ="
..d.r.t.od that be was taken 20 n'ua.
.r,,,s Tor treatment, but there sfe sF''@
dn,,bts Of his recovery:
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-08-18

Notice..
All pa1iies indebted to the late Henry
Schafe., OF the Milbank Meat Market,
are requested 10 call at the market and
nay the same. All bills not settled with.
in 80 days will be.placed IN the hands :of !
an attorney tor collection.
MRo. HENRY SCHAFER.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-08-18

M.vor Witte, Of Aberdeen, vetoed .ne
a;.ordsrly % house ordinance, which !;n. pro.
olsoIa1 l - handle the blind pig. question
posea ,.o - S;onr Falls plan Of monthly
al.e' III Ths council will probably. sustain
his ection...
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-08-18

For the next thirty days We will make
reduction Of thirty per. cent on Bug
gies and Road Carts.
FARLEY & BENEDICT.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-08-18

The ". r. C. Of Milbank will klye
!, ,..,oat .ms social on tho lawn OF Mr. ana
nar NJ. " " " Mount, Thursday evening;
MIS-. ,s, !" oath. With rare viands and
t.ash Auff fruit 4 good time will be enjoyed
y i,.s1 : cordially invite everybody 70 COZ come
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-08-18

Excursion tickets over lhN.C. NJ. &. st.
p. Ry., to the worlds iair Tor. the round.
trip,and goed for 30 days WILL he sold ].
from, Milbank for $3.50. These tickets :
viii be sold at al. times unit. further i
notice.
lW. PAINE, .Agt~-
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-08-18
rer over Fi1ty Years

Mps W1Ns1ow's SOOTHING SYRUP has
been used fnr children teethlng.. ~
soothes the child, softens the gums, aIiays
all pain, cures wind colic, and . tho best
remedy tor DiarrhGa. Twenty nve
cents q bottle. Sold BY. all drugglsts
throughout thu world.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-08-18
To Exchange.

Choice lots in Enderley, on Big Stone
Lake, to exchange for horses or cattle.
J. C. KNAPP.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-08-18

Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers
can be applied when at home, and is
uniformly successful in coloring brown
or black. Hence its great popularity.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-08-18

The Northern Pacific railroad COM
pany was placed in the hands Of recelv-
ers, Wednesday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1893-08-18
| HAPPENINGS.

! Northern 45c; No. 2
sss laid up tho fir st OF
.onsilitis.
ID society will meet with
next Thursday.
aedict will close out q few
talcost and on easy terms
ensvolsnt society will meet
ly, on Thursday, Aug.
%,
G. Il. Thorndlke and
O'tonville, spent Sunday
nhmilY this week.
=, x Aberdeen, manager
Newspaper Union, was
nlosnk last Tuesday.
Edith Radclif, OF Big
dlag the first OF the week
'nsad Jessie Downie.
Aood and family, who have
lsadauarters ut the lake for
rturned home Wednes-
liclines have been gong
aost every day this week,
Numbers Of them at work
Big Jake" farm ia tho
H where thrashing was
turned out twenty BUSH
'oEn National bank has
Management OF F. r.
" elected president and
arh, cashier.
y INTO and rined auumber
ss'deo Sunday night. A
@nsigned to Gloomstad
eng the goods taken.
soan Proud having dis
aosl business at Aber-
ss0ort time 70 return 10
s1e rersonal charge Of
"oth, wife Of tho South
missioner, died in Penn
: ss'aay. The Office In the
.'sife has been draped in
~ . closed this week.
90 wife took the north
va iar Morselle. N. d.
= NO weeks IL the fam
~, Mr.. Fred Northey,
With them. -Modieon
"a tho Wilmot branch
oo~n Monday that Il.
!, sdsf y tho Agency, &C.
..'aaslt 70 death while
!! with ! hammerless
!. announcement OF John
ns brides name should
oarfis Nc Callum. Mr..
90 deck this week
y had married tho
- simply the prinasr's
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A NEW BINDER.
The Pony Deering. Simple. Light
and Strong


Something new in the harvester line
was doing work over near the Shatto
farm yesterday, The machine was the
Pony Deering. and was in the hands OF
w. |. Spears, an expert machine man in
the employ of the Deering company.
The machine is ball bearing in construc-
ton, with folding platform, allowing it
to pass through six-foot gate, and its
small size and compact construction is
one OF its most striking features. 1t has
only about one-fourth the gearing and is
over 500 lbs. lighter than any OF the or
binary machines, and can be handled by
pair of heavy horses. At the exhi-
bition Gu. yesterday the Pony was drawn
by three Of Dick Mortell's buggy horses,
and did excellent work its operation
was witnessed by number Of farmers
and business men, and the general ver-
dict is that it is the coming machine.
This one sthe first and only one yet
brought to this country, but in Indiana
there has been great demand for them,
over 500 being sold in that state this
year. The machine has been presented
by the agent Dick Mortell, to Rev.
Father Browne, who will dispose OF it by
tickets at the Catholic fair, but it can be
seen at any time at Dicks headquarters.
The result Of the Independent and
democratic conventions ut Watertown
Tuesday, ended as was intended and
expected, in fusion OF the two parties.
The democrats are in hopeless minor
ity in the district as are also the popu-
lists, but tie hope is held out that by q
union OF forces there is chance fol
victory. This of course looks plausible,
as at the last election the combined votes
OF the democrats and populists in the
district outnumbered that Of the republi-
can vote some 400. The question is can
the leaders who have engineered the
fusion of the two parties deliver this vote
as it was cast when each party had its
own candidate up. It has never been
done when it has been tried heretofore,
and the present instance will probably
not prove an exception to the rule.
The nomination OF Mr.. L. l.. Bouck Is
highly complimentary to that gentleman.
He IS popular young lawyer Of good
parts, with many warm personal friends,
attested by the fact that he has been twice
elected county judge on the populist
ticket. His limited acquaintance outside
the county will initiate against him and
also the fact that Judge Andrews has
proven an able and conscientious jurist.
and enjoys the reputation Of being law.
yer OF more than ordinary ability, who
will be supported by manv outside OF
party lines.
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Horses Fer sale

Good work or driving horses for sale
cheap. JOHN DOhAHAhDi'
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Two GOOD work horses for sale.
NJ. BLEsER.
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k,Iesmen, TO cell our choice and
|g.e,y stock, Many special
kboth IN fruits and ornamentals,
klv BY us. We pay commission
kr!usiye territory aud pay weekly.
Ind secure choice Of territory.
NAY BROTHERS,
yurserymen. Rochester, n. T..
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Mt Of seco nd hand school seats
kdison for sale cheap.
XnBANK BD. or EDUCATION.
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bfof lady's gold-bowed spect-
d one bow broken. Call for
police
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|s.IE-TAe NWA, Section 30
Giant county. l25 acres under
N we'll and good buildings, !
I'M be sold 1t a low figure and
Al.o lCO acres in the western pnrt
ATTORNEY BENTLEY.