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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

BY Associated ffeiH,
New York, May si.-Futures closed
steady; sales, $500 bales; May. osic.
June. G,9iei July, e.97oi August 7,Oic
September. doic; October, 7.O7c; No
vembcr, Tile. December. 717c; Janu-
airy. : .99o.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

BY Associated Press
New orleans. May gi.-cotion quiet
ana firm: sales.5sc; receipts, soSs' eH'
uorts coastwise, 50; stock, ii5sssi NJ
lure. nteady. sales. $780, May. e.i-e.
nominal; juno. sT2ae, $50, July. s.is0
Z NJ, Ausuat. s.5sGo re: septemeSr'
!, onJ47 Ice. october. G.7tdt.ipci 10
yeu,her .7gQf6 soc: December. s.si1
s.ssc; January. s.ssqs.sic-
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

Cordagc- ssal rope. haif-inch basis,
q lee, manilla rope, half-inch basis,
DC, cotton rope, all ulres. lilo, cotton
twine, loo. 1-ply jutc twipc. iSc.
BaEs--et-lnch. S-ouncc. i-ac, ie-inch,
s-ounce. 6c t2-inch, i0.ounce. 6 leo.
Seeds Rye per bu,. Soc turnip, per
son rass, rcr hu S.as. mnict. per bu.,
Csc, barley, per bu. 900, onion, sets, red
- per hu.. onion scts. white. Sgh0 per
bu,. amber cane. si.a5 per bu,; orange
cane, Si,G per hu New York early rusc
potatoes Ntlb per hu; New York Peer
less potatoes, sll5 per bu.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22
llrmna.

Quotations based on small lots TO re-
TAI deaisrs Antlpathine. per ounce,
Zoe. Acetanlld. per ounce. lOci per H.
ncid. chrYetAilaed. per NJ. s0u12c. mu.
ratio acid. G. p, per ID, &c; nitric acid
9. r.. per ~ sc: suiphuric acid. G. p.
per no, zer, fannie acid. bulk. per 10,
si.sB; alcohol . pe rent per sailon.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

Press Heport
Atlanta. Ga. May si--oen. PIN
Cooke. secretary of state, died this
morning % pneumonia. lie was u
years old and one OF the most popu.
lar men IN the state.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

oysters and fish--Oystera, bulk, 70
@s0c per 100 counts; per dog. cans.
yas5 dressed eattlah. loc per ID; gulf
iiHh. iOc per lb.i shrlmps, i5c per 10. =.
crabs 7bo per dOx
Game QuallE. ,i.ss por doz.: Mallard
ducks, 60c por pair, Teal duckH. 36c
per pair deer saddles, Q "a per pound,
Salt iHh--New maokerel. medium,
No. I. half barrels, $3.50. No. ?. i0-lb.
net kits, $40; medium, No l. iO.lb net
kliR 81 rs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

TIVNN TF0pOIT'
London. May ai,--Qucen Victoria
left this morning for Windsor castle,
scotland. on her way TO nalmoral.
She will stop at Manchester and form
ally open the grcnt Manchester ship
canal
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22
THE PROVISION MARKETS.
QUOTATIONS raoM ALL rnE IE1D-
iNu MARKETS.
wheat Goes In and pown Like a
canrn Dasher--rross~ nc Home
aud Abroad Cause strength.
some Very Free seuinH.


BY Associated Press.
Chicago, May 2i.--whcat went up
and down with hcwilderlng alacrIty.
closed with $40 gain after an ed-
vance OF i-2c and an equal decline.
Fros's at home and abroad caused the
strength and free selling was response.
Ole Tor the temporary reactions. July
corn closed unchanged. oats unchang-
Cd and provisions finished slightly
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

BY Associated 1resB
Galveston, Tex May 2i.-cotion.-
Receipts. $50. exports. nonei stock.
$3.50. middling. sac; sales, s4s,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

iiides-nuyers are paying Dry mint
heavy. I-2o; light. I i-sc: dry salt, &c;
green salt. Ice. butchers green.
i.2c.
Wool-f4ght medium, 1908 i-sc; low
medium. i0algr. fine. i0uiir.
homes lIoof and bonen, IS per ton.
delivered.
BeeswAx--iJGi sc.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

~ Associated Press.
new York, May 2i.-Government
.'nos hrm. State bonds inactive.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

p associated Press.
Nsw York, May 2l,-Clearings. s5s..
|Alsi balances. ss.s6s. 7se.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

Preaa Report
Seokuk. Iowa, May n ..-KellyH army
left for quincy at $50 o'clock this
morning Their RATS are being towed
by steamer,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

Chicago, M, May ~. Leading futures
ranged as follows.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-05-22

For rates. iichots and all Information
apply or ADDRESS any OF The tickytagcnts,
or GASTON MltSIiElt,
Cent Pass. s Ticket Ag't
JAKE ~ zuRN, City lickct Agent, f'or
Worth,
W. a. DAsIiIELL Il. y. A., Dallas.
Il s. TiiORNE, Thini Nlcc-P President and
General Manager Dallas. Texas,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-25
COURT CULLINGS.
Expert Testimony Being Given Ms to George
Weaver's Mind.

Weaver's Mind.
The crOss-eXaminatiOn of DIR. 5. w.
Lincoln. which was in progress last
evening in the Weaver will case, was
not concluded until quite late. 1t
was conducted by William jackson
and was quite searching.
The testimony of Drs. Plummcr
and Truesdale, the latter of whom is
being cross-examined. was in the ma
ture of expert testimony being on the
question of soundness of mind oil
George Weaver at the time he made
his will. The questions put to them
were hypothetical. and involved the
facts as claimed by the respective
sides.
The experts SO far examined upon
the hypothetical questions put, helt
that Mr.. Weaver was of sound mind
Drs. Kinyon and Eyster, Of Roc'
Island, and Vessel and Arp, of Mo
line, are yet to be examined as ex
perts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-25
SUDDEN DEATH.
Capt. J. N. Montgomery's De.
mise at 1890 Today.
Els FINAL ILLNESS VERY BRIEF

Was It flss OAce Last Week - Usaal. aaA
Seemed Improving Lest Evceiag-Sketch
Of His Life and HIS Csesalness - . Ciei-
xea and Buslaess Man.
Capt. James N. Montgomery died
at his home, 1899 Second avenue, at
1880 today. apoplexy being the fatal
ailment.
Capt. Montgomery had been suf-
ferer for several years. but had not
given up until last Sunday, when he
visited his Office for the last time.
While he had been confined to his
home since, he seemed improved
yesterday, and last evening when
Mayor Medill, who has for 80 long
been Capt. Montgomery's associate
in the management of the affairs of
the Rock Island Building and Loan
association. called, Capt. Montgom-
cry came down stairs to the parlOr
and talked with him on business
matters, and spoke cheerfully of
himself and his hope of being out
again in few days. This morning
about 8 O'Clock perceptible change
became apparent in his condition.
and he sank gradually until 1890,
when he passed peacefully away
Biographical.
Capt. James Mcdowell MontgOm-
cry was born in Milton, Montenk
county, Pa, Jan. 8, 1912, and he
came to Rock Island county with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Montgomery, who settled on a farm
in Edgington township. and his
aged mother still surviving him, con-
continues to reside in that township.
In his youth MIR. Montgomery attcn-
ded school at Knox college, Gales
burg, but left his studies - enter
the..war. enlisting in Company B, 65th
regiment, and rose to the captain
cy of his company. serving through
cut the war. At the close of the war
he embarked in the hardware and
lumber business in Andalusia, and
in 1871 he came to Rock Isl.
and. Feb. /, 1874, the hard.
ware firm of Stewart & Montgomery
was formed and continued until Feb.
!. 1892, since which time he has devot.
ed himself to the affairs of the Black
Hawk Building & Loan association,
Of which he was elected president on
its incorporation Aug. l. 1887, and
which office he has held since, Mr.
Medill being elected secretary at thu
same time, and has also continued
in Office since.
Capt. Montgomery was member
of Buford post, 2I3, G. A. r., ant
was prominent i'm Masonic circles
having served as worshipful maste
of Trio lodge, and of Barnett chapter
as well as eminent commander .
Everts cofhmandery. No. 1S, Knights
Templar.
He was united in marriage in Jan.
uary. 1873, with Miss Mary Burial
who survives him with two chill
dren, Annie and Charles. His mother
and his brothers, Robert and Daniel
of Edgington township: John, o
Mercer county, aud his half-brothel
William, of Reynolds, survive him
He was one Of our most prominen
as well as successful business mel
and most respected citizens.
/. Cooper.
John H. Cooper died in Molin
iast evening at 1880, of cancer Q
the liver. He was born in Huxley
England, in October, 1924. He cam
, to America when years old. and t
Geneseo in 1854. moving to Rock Is
and IN 1875, and TO Moline in 1876
, For the past 10 years he has bee
, employed as engineer at Deere
, Co.'S plow works.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-25

II bad scalp disease which ] could
not get rid VI until used Hoods
Sarsaparilla. Charlotte Goodman,
Rock Island, ILL.,"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-25

II have tried Salvation Oil in my
family on q broken and dislocated
foot, and can recommend it to any
one rs q good liniment. Mrs. Will
liam TOlley, Joplin, Mo-
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-25

The meeting held last evening il
jackson & Hurst's Office for the pur.
pose Of organizing the colony with
which to settle the Corpus Christi
regions Of Texas, was attended by
about twenty-five of our weli-knowr
citizens who think fayorably of the
scheme.
H. c. Harris, of this city, wa.
elected chairman, and G. NJ. Wither.
ell, Of Davenport. secretary. I. f
whistler spoke of the object of tn,
meeting and the advantages. presen,
and the future. Of the Corpus Christi
lands, also describing its climate
etc. After some discussion it was
decided I" appoint committee to
form a permanent organization. ant
]. 4. Whistler, ) .. Logan and W. T.
Hilton were chosen. The meetin.
adjourned 10 meet again next Satur
day evening at 1880 in the Office d
jackson & Hurst.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-25
WEATHER AGAIN.
Last Night the Coolest Night In the Fast
Two Years.

Last Night the Coolest Night In the Fast
Two Years.
The predictions Of the weather ser
vice ms given in last evenings ARGUS,
that the thermometer would drop to
20 degrees below zero. was amply
verified by the weather going it one
better. At 3 o'clock this morning
the temperature was down to q de-
grces below zero. making it the cold
est we have had in two years. The
indications for the next - hours arc
fair and warmer weather, the tcm-
Pcraturc this evening scarcely being
zero.
Feisraary's We Have Had.
As an idea of the kind Of weather
We have been accu stoned to have in
February, the chief Of the weather
bureau has furnished some infOrma-
ton for . period of go years. The
mean normal temperature WAS % in
that time, the warmest February be-
ing that Of 1882, with an average OF
50: the coolest that Of 1875. with an
average Of 10. The highest temper
allure during any February was 81
on the 18th, 1883, and the lowest 81
On the 9th. 1883. The average num-
Der Of cloudless days during that
period was 8; partly cloudy TO-
cloudy days 10.
TIE 9sllroods.
Passenger trains are running from
~ 10 80 minutes late, but more Diff
Guilty Is experienced in handling
freight trains. Trains No. IA and
20 on the Rock Island. were reported
one hour and a-half late this morn.
ing. and therefore did not arrive I'M.
ill about S:30.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-25

Highest cash price paid for grease
and dead hogs at the Farrell Fertiliz.
ing aud Rendering works.
c. E. WIvILL.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-25

The forecast for the next "a hours
is fair weather. growing warmer;
light variable winds.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-14
9prin9 @rppe, Wtuu.

Soa9. ben ste Tec, 1teoeoes til fin iioIte
SoiIe De iurbilte gepniueer al Ole z. staat.
lamb. en- af Spring @roueS 9loIte SettIere.
8oftor ct. Reaue, @ibsoes manaeaart9e
Si9leiSr9er, tuits | Suiet til ben fore
Ssrseitare, % liselsoes / Sirten, Of ben
ttGre Nfosoe 'rntsoes / @rapens @iemme.
Cub slaos bans 5jaI / Simmerisl
Ole Staatlano Dor fsbt / 1926 / Spfne.
oalen, Horse; uopanorsOe ttolia I Semtt.
aareHe til Gmeriin, par en- 8 gIar paa Setter.
ion Yrairie, @is.; rsiite oerira op til Spring
@rppe, buor bon bar bost belle 3ioen. San
eftsrlaotr fis Suitru og en- Gift 9atter.
Die bar peo fin $50 en- mseet psIItaaeuoe
gtano, men bet mao iises til bans Ros, at
tan life aasrsoe meO fine MipIer. San aap
meo 2pit til STRIFE % SloIer, % 9rRnasuOe
git life tombGnoet fra bans 3sr. Gan
sisroe o8iaa npset mere. San frnateDe
Sub, bru8te fittis CUBS Orb Os Cara.
menterns.
Zen noriis Spnuoe bar / BAN tabt en- al
fine t~rpfaite Ststtsr. Set bar pift I bans
Bsnner Tag % Stat, at ben gore, at aReu
nsifet tile al fin eaen Sornuit elsr &rait
Tan tro paa SriItus, men at bet sr Den
Seuisaanos @lerniHs. at ben iiis MATTE
icrurGnses, men beitaa epinosIig. 9erfOr
6reo meO big, p~eliisnst bore bit Rinoel
8. 6. o.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-14
SoIa, aDampaea &c., sDts.

Sr. Reoaftsr! - Sgnoag ocu Abe &up.
bar en- SGoers' ps @lGOesoas for GuomunO
gmunbion Gjss os Suitru 8iriteu Gnorea,
toet osres S~l9stninss % 8snHsr bapse faael
iitauo ct 1Surpriispartp" / @nleoniua al, Of
bet ben Dag bar 25 aar fibsn oereS 8rpI.
lupsoas.
Com be lab runot SOroet % netop bapOe
ipiit Wlooag, efter at be bar fommst bIeul
fra 6irier. III be ie lola Silver Cornet Band
ioutme muridereube meb Or. Dale / Spto.
len. "Nei," iagoe MrS. amuuolun, "bpaO
mon bette fol betpoe; be ipiuser op ber!"
SO, mart fiji De ie be Sprtss, iom iulste eitsr,
% mart uar be ale fOriamlet ueb Quiet. %
"SGnoeu' ipineoe flere Of fine npoeIise 30.
ner. 9erpan bpIot 9r. Dale en- pen Gale,
% ppsrrafte 8arret en- 'muf iolio silver
cake stand uGro s12, en- Gape til Gmuuoion
% Suitru ira be Eilfeoep9renos. Utter
ipileoe "Banoen@, cs oerpaa aabntoe 3a'
msrue fine til Sperfoo fplote Wiaofurpe %
oGtfeoe ct meget uattsrt Bpro. % efter
Supper bouoe man en- rieget bpseeli9 often
TANNER, ION lRnse oil miuosS al @.
Gmunoion % 5amIIie,
On Subffrtbent
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-14
Eabriiationen al falife Sanper.

6piltet masti9t Dipping 5abrifatiOnen
al funItise 3auoer bar ta9et / &c lioite
Nar, bepiier alene ben aienosjernina,
at en- eneite 5abrif / 1898 bar braat
benimob 8 Miuiuner funitiae 2Rnoer i
Sauoelen, os bet pil life llaa meget
ietl, uaar man a%nIlaar ben iamleoe
8roouttlon paa be amerifanife Bart
itebsr for tunitise Ienoer til minOit
20 Wtiaioner. SUm Gremitiasliesma,
teriale tiener auOlin, 5eltipat os Biergs
frpltal. Sc at bisie @taterialter ia,
briterebe IRuper bliuer ~ioripneoe meo
ct @~maiaag, iom iuloft9ubis iuarer til
be naturlise 39noers. 0ogle Sabri.
fainter saar / oeres Dpiuoiombeo els
bog iaa uibt, at bet paa bsIit tunitiers
big Muaoe fOripuer be falfte Tanoer
meo Sell. I
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-14
Huo, Gtumore Co., Rinnefpta.

or. Geoattgrl - Com befjenot bar her |
CONNER en- alminoelis Gsrie, iom fsrit blep
bruot I 9ioten al Ottober, men fioen bar
ogiaa Neobsreu pGret mssst ipariommelia,
Iaa Bet .er part Tibet gnno / 3ammene
(Pondsl iaa Tarmerue bar en- lioen Sorip
ming 'or Binteren; men iom Sroipro9et
Tiger: Der er alorrs uoset iaa salt, unotasen
bet er soot for noset, - os iaa bette. In
er BET Brsnooriaere, ipm bsiter Sorbelen.
per er MI 8, iom borsr SrsuOe ganlte t9t
oeo btnanoen, o9 ben enc Binomsle reiier
t9 eftsr ben anoen uoouer S%sttIementet.
Ser er ct uomariet Biuteruelr, iuaen sne.
Ntanosn meo ben buioe 5rBie Iaa ri liot til
Tor en- Waaneo iiben, men iioeu bar ban life
piit fla.
8 Ssit sreb Ell Itorp Rerpefeber fat / en-
Tel unse @enneifer beromirina % bet iaa
aanlte aIporli9t no en- StunO. Sans Sen.
Orttion Il RprbbBoaIen o. 2nurits gsse
ftrss meo; De sUrtse, iom fl SpsOommsH,
er III / COB 8eoring.
Suer Sperion gbe fra Gpanspine, gPinn.,
bar berneoe for hot iioeu Tor at beisae Slest
o9 8enntr sfter ct 23aarist 5rauar. Sar.
meme bar iaa upbpsseoe % Gaerpibberne
iaa uopioeoe, at ban nsppe iunOe ileno, fig
t9ltr, iasoe ban. Sper bauoe boIot fig
mRrteIts 9o0t ! ben LANCE SiO; bans Saar
bapoe sraanet it9rtt, forreiteu bar ban ON.
trent liaeens.
Saa bible ls9 iaa sierns faa snIfs aus
"BoIten's 9aiere en- sIGOeIis Sui; men en- /
SanobeS s~lGoelia Sui Tan bel neppe ben
baoe, iom life eier Sreo meO Selus, ON
bpem al SuIesleoe buros oreit fig. Saa,
fI9re 9aier, buis bu itte sier Sreb neo
Seius, faa ips ben MI / Sulen, tbi BERTH err
Seius ienot, at hi itulbe bstumme 5reo
Gn8elen ia9oe: Sreb paa SOroen o. |
Renneifene en- SelbebaselisbeO.
Weo penIis Silien 6. VI. Slea..
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-14
SosanmeIoetie.

Zen uorif.oanffe Retboois.
Stftorie paa bea9e Slotr Sapet.
w Taiur u. Saa Zen u~orit.oanltc
Boabaupet. 212 @rauO apso Gbieaao, 81.
Soaen. ionl er imuft trpit pa coot ga.
ptr % is0idget al mango SauitratiOHer. iuoe.
botoer en- oslolIeret 8treiuiuq ON Nstlo
bitterness GrbsIoe b.auot Roromruo og
9onfe / Umcrita fra 1850 til ben iioite III
% en- Sti!orius al Tstbooismsu Rorge or
Tuumart rs err ~inaleOes ct p,attot Btorar
til Roroboernss EtrleIise Stitorts. BoseH
foiter iuiuft inobunOet / Cloth 800 Og
@nloinit 81. IS.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-14

getrd9tnins be mango YanItsltab.Oer, bisie
oa bar bapt at tl9mpe ueo; thi be fs,ts bar
fun NpiettIcre, os, ben JON bar baOt hot Or.
farIns I Gluet. peo, bpao bet uil iiae.
Com iast, naar man Ter tilbage pda bette,
os iaa fer pna StoIsns bIomtreuoe stilino
MI, oil bel inseu tuune ipsrss, ON ben er ct
Selo.
I'll BEN, iom bar tanit 9ua at oprette Ell
iaaoan WenisbsosFfoIe, bill iss iremlRtte
bette iom ct GpmuutrinssOro. 9bi naar
bet bar p9ret ct Sslo Der i NUrO 9otota /
otsie tnappe 9ioer, iaa er bet er itarti BE.
bis paa, at bet Tan bIipe Ell Selo / be Rlore
Weuisbeoer. 90 Gsopenoisbeocu bebspes
pel life at umtaIes. Chi bet er plIt Hart Tor
enboer, at ri leper | en- farIig 5iO; en- SiO,
oa bet siGlosr at bert en- &riitsn. gi ftaar,
iaa at iiae, ueo 9srt9rifelen af betponinass
lube Dmifittelier. 9bi Yerbeu er fulo al
Setter % Y%rangIerere, Der tan b~ortisre
Solicit, tbi be beuGser fig iuart bio, mart
bib. efteriom 8iuoen blaier. Gue p~aaItaar
bog at bape &et, ss be peser bio os bio Os
flyer: -Se, Der er Rriftus, 90 ie, Der er
ariitus."
Spis, oerfor, ni oil bepare Dor rene luther.
ite 2Gre; bpis ri pil bspars llusoommen for
8irien, iaa naa ri isrse for, at be faar en-
lamb % srnueis irtteIia rluoerutsuins. Obi
bar ct &euueiie iife noget fat at bpes. pna,
noget Grunolas for 2ipet, boorlebes tan be
i%oriuare iisP De bill 10 iaa meset Iettere
BRACES meo / Soarmeri.t % 5oruirr.Iien.
SAB % eerfcr isee at oprette flers ina.
banne ReIiaiousfoler, o. uno.ritstts benz
life alene meo bore perosliss @ausr, men
meb Dor SntelIisenie os iiar oerusb, at ri
fenoer BSrueue paa bore SioIer.
On penIis Silien til aIs ianos Serue.
penner % Slaoets 29iere. anup.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-14

Orr or toerien 8trie tIsr Siolebua. Ser
er en- norit gauges NsuigbsO, iom bar tpiot
me SuoSilensier / Slsmmsne. Ssf rsiite
YrRitsn, % be bar eubau lie ,albt en- nnsen.
re er ior taa til at bpa3s RitIe. Ser bar
''te per.t SioIebus al ben @runo, at ggr.
meme bar orrst for imaa, ian man life bar
oesspet Ho9et; men uu boyer 8srusne til,
laa neite Var maa Der bltps alpOE al at iaa
Stole.
Guliu8en oar oaarite bette gar pnn gruno
al RSrteu, - fra SIS 8uibels Sosoe pr.
gcre.
geuli9 Silien til ale. Tom bar Itrspet mig
til, iarat RcoGitBreu ps aQs aGisre.
Sobn Mprt.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-14
Wiratl, 8eaole 60, g. Dafota.

Sr. 5ieoaitsr! -9'0ecorab.Y oiten" 30.
13 fer Ies ct ltoet Stpife fra Dan gouuip,
buor "Gu 8reimnins" ilaaer oUsr oaarIi9
apltns. fra z til 10 Buihels pr. aere. &c.
piIoe Ri life faIoe oaarIis Gpiins beromfrins.
Ser bar ri mnattet nsies meo fra 1 til 4
8uibels Speoe pr. Gcre. Seq for min Del
bpiteoe 1877 Buibels paa IS Gcres, eaer
fnapt ~ Buibel pr. acre. Saursn ilos
fell be fielte Stsosr; gornet IissIepes. Gar,
merue bsrpmirins iiiarer gcru.t Op til So
Der. Yotetsr % andre Sapeiaser Ios al'
bei.s :fetl, fao, naar en- Renteiarmer insen.
ting bptsr % iial betale bet SaIps l Rsnts,
iaa fer bet ltot iurt ue.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-14

sirail ar en- lioeu 80 meo 10 @rocsru
Stores mto Ioio'fee I bet enc. en- Smeoie.
ct StDIsbns ps ct 7epot. nem.is g., vi. 81
Ct. 3, boili,t er lu'tet o. gssr,sn atitc'
bt8tt. iOrmoostIis paa GrunO al be oaarltse
Siter.
8strst er Soot, liot 5rpit, men iuasn Sns
tn0Hu.
Sermeo Ell Usulis StIiea til "2eeUrab.
goiien' % oens gRiere.
g. QarIeu.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-14

9sgsmets Stiaius uHoer Ssun ital
uare iua9t ~itraaneuoe neoao mob Sos
ueoejaroet, iaaleoss a%ltiaa, at Soueoet
tOmmer liot lauere enb aroppsu. Ser.
ueo bllr Sspnen ~iuuoere, mer aanoslis
Os lesemlis iOririifenos, Os en- burtisers
Gppaagnen beiprores. Oct CT noale
ipite 9aser, iom sjennem Gorise sr
naaet til bette Rejultat.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-14

Gn Game / San Sraneisco antoa en-
t~ineiiif &ot. pa aineleren Tom, ipursts
BUN blanot auoet ont bans 9taur.
~DRit 9iapn," iasoe Rineieren, imi.
lenbs, ser @aus gang 30.
"Sa, oft bet fan ies life butte" iasbe
9amen. Seq uil fable big SObn."
Spbn imileoe Opsr belle 5iaiet Os
ipurste, "bpao er ba bit Rapn?"
"U1it Napn sr Mrs. Welpile San,
bpn."
"D1is life butte oft bet" iasbe Sobu.
@Rinamauo fan life iise Mrs. Msmbul
9Onbon - ies oil fable big 2ommp.
Ut ensfte Bill mob 9imlsn fan ,noe.
bptbs ben inberliolte Ban.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-14
SorreipDnDaltce.

,,-rp ,rpsrcr ussH Pam % SsT st.sr, ,nass ~" !,
TTsftsa,n. Frpr.t vi tii' . sltS S.r sH, srIrse Sst' men men
s',sr, sfsisnHeHS' fOrrslsOnOsai 'S TOr,sysn
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-14

Tom aioroe the boomer run meo for
Gberofee Strippen. bar bolot Stiain'
zen tappert 90 Dor paa line Somes
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-14

Sunoesalifab. gn SuloUsse bleu
asrbas orabt i ROHnI SernOu, eiter
~ Ran hnnne hint n a}rrinnpr M fere
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-14

bplot Here Guar, meoeus S%noianeren
MATTE laoe 9iuet for ct Club. Snoi'
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-14

0'Dorelle tlerte meo en- 92abu peo
"'V" Naplo SUuier, o. / famine 0pou
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-14

aisco SnSianerbppoing. Sra
stouoina 9ipd &%seuturet meooeles, at
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-14

Ut ensite Bit mob 9imlsu fan ,nbe.
bolSs ben inberlisite Bsn.
The morning call., 1894-06-18
NOT THOUGHT OUT.

The Springfield Republican. a deVout
gold paper, is not favorably impressed
with ex-Speaker Reeds proposal of an in
ternational custom and coinage union.
The Republican says:
Now on Mr.. Reeds showing as to our silver
problem. he will nave to face the fact that the
free-coinage men offer a very much simpler and
more effective remedy. II free coinage is doing
so much for the foreign trade of the silver-usiDg
countries. would not our own single act of free
coinage help us equally? And would 1t not also
tend 10 raise pi ces ana so lift the burden
which rests on us as a debtor nation? True, we
would lose our Eold, but we would get gold
values for it in exchange. And so we must
conclude that nj Reed has given us a Singh
larry complicated: impracticable and Impossible
substitute for thS simple remedy proposed by
the free-sllVerites
The substitute proposed by Mr.. Reed
may be considered the result of the oft
repeated assurance that the United States
cannot establish bimetaIllsm without the
cooperation of. Europe. The tariff dis
elimination PROPOSITION is solely advanced
to induce or coBpel Europe to Cooperate.
The unlimited silver coinage idea rests on
the assumption that through monetary
and commercial union with sllver-uSing
countries we can create conditions that
will absolve US from dependence in Eu-
rope for markets for our agricultural
products. We will use more of our wheat
and cotton at home and send manufac-
tured goods abroad. not TO gold but 10
silver countries. That our present debt TO
Europe would have to be paid in gold is
admitted, but it is held that the loss on
premium on gold would be incon siderable
compared with the gains of our increased
foreign commerce. 1t may be admitted
that neither of these suggested policies has
yet been thoroughly thought ont. Both
are considered as possible alternatives of
the Unreasonable evil of a constantly in
creasing money value.