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Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07
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bar nblig tapt Ell &OaUsntion for al
voltage en- gstitiOn til &OnDresien %
urtss en- 3elegat til of brin9e ben
irem. 9%onoeutioueu, Der traaote Jams
men | 8inns Sperotu5 | Suaeau ben
ste @opember, ueoiatte Somitser, o.
oisie rapportereOe, % igIgenoe Reiolu'
tiOner bIsu psOta9ne ben 12Ie Nouem'
Der. Com 3stcsat pal9tes Z. 9.
Rcipel.
8ele0ateu anmooeoes ON at BRUCE
i'm pOerite 5liO for at iuu SOn9resie en-
til at siue 2Oue / iol9enoe Getnin9:.
/. 3st TT at bliue repreienteret /
81 on9resi len al en- territorial 8ele9dt
ualst al Solicit.
2. 5~OranOrins / be MI for 9erritO'
riet 9ialoenoe 2OUe i Retnin9 al Sars
mOui meo be i~ociale o9 potitiite 6Ors
bolt. (2Ilaifa bar III Ore9Ons 2Ooe fgr
ReuiiiOnen / 1922.
3. GibOloelien al en- Court Eermin,
for @rempet ben for Rouembsr, / Su'
neau iiteoetiOr 8raugel.
A. Oprettelien al ct 5oreneoe Stns
ters 2anotontOr / Suueau.
5. 8eOre @offorbiub2lie meS gls
tonoinrittet.
6. SnOfsrelie af ct high ~licence oo
local option Spitcm iOr @lnitn.
Z. Ret for pirtelise Settlere til at
erbuerue iis 9anO eiter 6umeiteublo.
uene.
vi 9ele9aterne bar IA ira Sitfn, %
fra Suneuu, s fra Douglas Sslunb, 2
ira act6ican % 2 ira Yuf0tat.
Stiont StanoinaUcrn, or tOlri1 re-
preientereOe / ben Gel al 2Uaita, lees
bog Inn 2 Tta~noinauiIte @auue blano.
9ele9uterne: 3 g GeierIon ira 9rl.
mean % 8eter Garli.n ira Sitfo, bui
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07
Helfott Bros,
tOre, eautsbOrO, Din

GObbelt'S Store, %SautsbOro, WItllii.,
irosbUlosr ustup iaaoann. Bargains, ION
bar aIort % tetjeubts. Soa meact ta8er
bet 'jsbenbe gub,tfum 6oroel al pors Iaue
grtTer, OF hi ital foretn9s en- crusade on
values / be fOritIsai3e GfOelin8er. Bort
goaer maa bringss ueo. vi oil beIsre ta9e
3abet M, cuo psnis I'll efter Sclt8oo8ene.
Sc, iom bar bcIot fig titbaBe ira at 'jgb, til
nL oil bsfte 5oroeIsn. 9Iuoiea bill tun tile
luoe os at onrtale no0Ie fna al otsis Bargains.
40 $500 til 5000 Sodet3 nm 50. 50.
80 $40 90 I'll $14O0 $500.
80 5000 til $500 800.
IS gsrns % Smanbsrus gIoufs til om'
trent balU 4rtS.
Bort iius SpIas al Beaver o9 oobbelte
Sbotpls er beuIo9t 10 BARTER oa fnnes til
80. so % s.. 90, pGro $500 % $500.
IS Stpftsr b~eIuIone plain & fancy Dress
Goods, almiuOelise griier 65. IS til 90 Gtsy
iuu 40 Gents.
100 StDftcr 46 5om. 9r2is GOODS rs Cts.
800 Sipffer teluIene Ssr9es % 7reis
JlanucI, aImiuOelg 80 til 10 Cts, fun 81
Gents.
1rnt 3eIn bare! ale bore be0Ite 2reis
8ingbams, uarO 10 Gts., nm 8 Gents; ale
porc btoite galicos fun 5 Gems; Dieaabs
uenoe 8riisr pan bort fore Spla9 al Slans
Tets 35 gts. Snctorb Sbirtiu9 6Iannels
fun % Gents. 5ulot SpIa9 al bet bersutc
Ttc6trs Gnru bjli9t. Stort OpIag al
&arer p~asieHoe for Seniaba9spreicnter.
Bort Sto'9 epartement Oiier iuteresiuute
Bargains baaoe parme o. ~aIminoeIi8e Ga'
rer Tom fife bsr ooeriees.
25 Euner Carpets til meact neoiatte
lrIier.
25 %. bsoite ~0rauula'eo Suffer for$tO0
) go. beoite 9offe'Snf:. 81 90.
Scoitc g q Stnt 2Gber. SAID.
gu til bort GlG0etore:
G5 Tur.Goats, 9leit 800 til $4,000 min.
emo q ~olciaIc Grtier.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07

$4,000 9uaars I RIGosr mnn iGlses'
IS, SO 90 81 Cults for 81 - % IS Snts
ipr s.; $40 euis for So so; sl2 quits ior
$3.50; $18 til $15 Cuts for $40. Sesr'
trailer Ga WuttetlGosr i iamme 6orhplo.
Bore garer bIep ijObt iioit paa Saionen,
ba 5prr.tningeu fob title 2lien. % &pols-
SaleIuicne bar iprige eltsr at lGl9e til naIten
entu.r Gris. Geiultatet par, at oi tjsote
8arer b,lJgere, enO man uo8enitnOe bar bsrt
eqer tRnft paa. 81 gniter at benIeoe Ssrts
CpnRrtiombeo pa ben OmltGnol9beO, at
iclu ON bore Briisr er ui9opanIi8 laue. oil
9e finoe ale Gnrer at bore "Stanoaro
@ooos" Ga BET bebite, Der fan iaaes. Bot
ororer oioes ben beOite 8etI'nin9. Strtp
ior Rreuer.
SuIt altiO pan, at liSeneSst foao Er'ler
andre f~prlanser, ri UI sipe famine Sarer for
miuore gen9e elsr euOnu beore.
Yours for business
9elion Bros,
i52L2.6 2anesbOro, Ninr.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07
Ntnrrap. lltnh lite OFT. 1891

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De" %9t sept S'aoe &ooTsr % 8Rgre a mest imunee END De fer no til gr
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l'Hnem iOrOEf IL ON 0enS Fore 6OGrmG9Bco irmur anorc8 rGpmaer
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seq bar r99 mOOta3et Ell 5ae GubrrTrup ira Dem ao moot 1ho at bet
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Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07
Dor befjcnotc ~3amosmauo,

8untmuler 8. @luitn, er M tommeu
tilbase fra fin GurOpaiur. & CONNER
op6olbt ban fig i NOrsc, bporfra ban
bar ta9et meo en- Man9be StiSisr. Gan
icrtalte, at be Isite nOrite Wnlere,
bporaf en- bel Del BAR hans aamerntcr
I S~tnoteoa9ene, MI er boIat / gtorse,
meoens be fgr bapbe fit 5ilbOlo for BET
mcIte llOlanoet. Oct ipnes a%ltiaa, iom
ON Nor8e M poer be iprupone 8etins
8clier for, at en- @unItmnler tribes iua
90ot Der iOm arbetteoS. Sr. @aunn
par O9iaa inoOm / 0Olnno, bpor ian
be'G8te SOuiul Hequc, Tom beiinoer fig
Del ocrOoer. Sine iiOite Gage europa
tlIbra9te ban / Baris, buor ian manage
berli8e 9unItitntte Ell at ie.
Sr. Santa bar III i0jcu tn3et Sps
boIo | minneapolis, bpor ban ipr tor
bcet / ilcre Gar, O9 bUOr ban baaoc iOm
&unitner % MeuneIte er bit i~tatt3t ai
Ell flor Sfare Senner, iOm al 6jertet
BAN ueiIOmmen tiIbn9'.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07
9ieHeuoC.

st rigli9t ~bebn9eli9t Seieg bnpoe vi
for ct Bar 9age iiOen, % oct or life
fri! for, at Ot llOl)ttere, ION bar pGret
lang 9Th her i 9auOet, oI letter irrs
oeieS Yris paa at trrife ell 69oer8s
mono netOp tommeu ira Norge,
% bet en-, 'Om alerCoe for uUgIe
Aar iioen, pno i'm isrite lur Der.
ouer, Tom til 3ecOrab Ipr at beipQe
Senuer Der, % ou itifteOe uye 9eijenot.
Itnbcr. Gen 6remmeoe CT 0r. Is. 3.
Suuore, % ban er naturli9pis lin
g5mic &eu .. Z. 6nmres @ipit.
@pOr.Gu9e ban a9ter at opbolce I0 Der
! 8pen, clcr i bet pcle taget / be 5ur,
eueoe Stater, bar ban cuouu life Vp,
giOyt me0 fig iclp. Mleu islu ON ban
braier ionIGuge Der / 9ouoet, blanot
Gaost NOT beie9er StilsboU2tpten, iaa
pii ban oiit, uoar 9aaren tpmner,
lHn8e3 tIlbn9e, buUr ban eier ct beili0t
9anNteo noe paa AiterIanbet, iaa ban
paa Ell Zines 9io caer mirore Tan
reiie inc til Stihianja meo GampIfib,
pg bupr ban fan iciIe % fife eiter
Sjertens 9git.
- Qr. 9rui. 9. Q. Strsmmc Tom i
Snsoa9s op BERTH for at beiDge BET
Stsh, bUOr ban bapos erbolOt TN
GOaesc'uooauneiie.
- Qsitnant Die q. 4noeriOu %
Sutru rsiits isoar 3orsOas pp til
MsnneapOlis, bppr Sr. anoeriuns
SalpbruSsr Sr, s. s. 8iusItaO lis8er
betGntelis ips. slereoe i lanaere lib
sr ban idlot mere ps mere iammcn.
- SpnOoe'airtens 4rGit 3ccoraG,
&ep. 6. SOpe, ~uireiite iammeu mco
SuItru til ut rpe &aIo i Mautatu,
Minu. MansiOlo!9e msOts Op paa
Serubaut'G syotct iOr At iiss 6aypcl
til Den u,,Hpt0!s tsrG .ciamitic.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07
9ulutbS SpcoepriIer.
TCCorabsWnrf
! hette Mo. beapnOer iOm aplietO!

! bette go. ~bs8gnOer iOm 5OlietOn
"4Oo&ri98Itien", en- 5ortGaing,
iom itpo / "8eo 9lrncn" for rs Gar
iiocu. Oct cr life oi @Iangel pno Stoi,
al ri ppirDIier oennc 5Ortraju9, men
ii bar boit ian mon9Tol0ige GGumob.
uin8cr, life oleue M men og'nn tiOll9ere,
pm at iRttc ben / "4oien", ian ri oil
sitertOmme oSie OpiprOrutger. Sen
gdmIe "@eo gIrnsu" "9unr igieu" runot
Omtrin9 / 2dnooiitritterne, % DC Wan9e,
iom bar IEit 8ruofDtt r al ocune intes
rssiante % ipGnoenOe 6Ortnajn9, fan
M babe glnleoning til at IRie Den / i'm
Setbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07

life Z % SObnfOn fro gatatnt itaI reg
mes meo.
9sleaatlincn piier 3 rltsiiite Noons:
Better StartiOfi Geter gnnamarfof %
G.u. apfrOmttinOIf, ale al Sitta.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07
g%anesboro, Wtinn

Standardization. 8jertemtnOe-
treOiens SeireualseriOrenin8s os tor'
ierpatipe &lubberS 8eitprelie bar pna
ct Msoe iorleOen Oebta9et at OpItlae
iom 6pires SauOibnt / &reOien UeS De
io%reItaaenbe 5Oltetbin9suals @aaroeier
Cars gbriIinnien, @inotnse Stgaaro.
Saubioaisn bar tiliteoe Os uotatte Jig
fra ct rent SG~ireitanop punt.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07

Iogle 5plf taloer StOrmiualen for
"9ampefugleu". Den er ina Olie9ols
big, at JiIferue paa ct. &iloa FILTER
Ell @Gse / @nbet paa en- bBo 5ugL
tnnoer ben, Os Ben brenoer / upcr en-
Iime.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07
2ios aarsano,
HetteIie.

BAIT. gtrebus unberrstter % ON =,
ban life bar anta8et nUsst aulO Fl. a.
cifcfpiten, iaalebes iOm Der b,r,t,,s..
/ naftiibfte Humer Of "9.eUro6.R oi,r.
unber tirfelise Rpbeber.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07
0ecOrab Dg Smeglt.
Ten 7be December, 1894.
Seras, boz

Seras, DO!
u. gSeitbp. &. @rGfeiGter. 8. Die
gen q. GeIiOn, s, 9Oueu, s. Steueus,
g. &eterion, 8. SobniUu os 81. 2pnne
r|eiite Gir5oo9 III 81 Campo, 4eras,
for at ie fig ON eitcr 9ouO. Gen nRite
grluriiOn nigoar berira ben lSOc OS.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07

Soo, Tom banser Srombebsr
iOm ct Gilt, BIZ sisrs 6Orretnipo No.,
meo.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07
Efficient BOOkkeeDerS,

In a business career of 70 years | hav.
had many bo~okkeepers.' For rapid and
correct work none have excelled OIui
Werner and Hedge S. Haugsrud. both
gradual 5 from DEBORAH InstItute-Prof
Breckenridge's School. My daughter
Nettie also graduated in Bookkeeping al
that school. and | am highly pleased
with her training. liver LARSEN.
DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07

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Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07
Run 5 Gents.

GnSoe. Der isnOr mtg 5 Gents, oil fua porto, ri, III,
i,Hot ben COB, r~'Itsisit BOG ''Daee Simm,rbi-
net, inSsbOIosHSs r~sIistst, SaHs,. go,,r'"'
48 nor, Stos. ''
1871. 3(5) 4ss potOmae Noe. gbi,,,''
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07

5oIf tnGOer 1lise G9Oiiter, iom life
loocr Iia ~benipnslBit ~uorptte.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07
y toucS Dro:

ST. gmom & So. Cumberland. 8S. 28, Gent 1891
Seq bar mo@ajt 2sreS GreOe at m8t imuttc U8 enpflbe 4rfnt % rg hi
MI pad Del ten3te tembTrc MIN t cerCr Gct bar mig en- tor GIGoc at ia m@s
tae en- ta oaaer 9rHfut % snter og baobr I% at &c MI rl fn cit goo CmirAuna
600 % oeNna9eW" We 91ta9RIG 8. g. Gngitrpm
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07
SHo SIar! Sfrto stray! Sfrp Strar.
CO., 1880. Jefferson St, CHICAGO, ILL.,.

6~eltoasen enote meo en- flor aoncert,
M 3n( nm, NI,,ers, r.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07
KOUPON.

NtOo SnOieuoelie al
oenne auupon erGoloeS
frit O%plp8ningcr angaa
enoe Ngcntur for 2un=
bins G]Ne6Griirup %
openll9unte Yreienter.
SuiS 25c eQcr 81 peo(Gaz
9eS ienoeS en- cQer fire
Erepeflaiter. 5friu itrar.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-13

In his ship Of pearl, Oliver Wendell
Holmes 10 sailing the unshsdowed main,
and will reach that happy golden shore,
where the good and great Of all lands and
oil ages, will welcome him TO an eternal,
happy rest. His great contemporaries,
Longiellow, Whittier. Lowell and Emer-
sen will meet him At the golden bridge
and conduct him triumphsntly TO that
place In heaven. assigned to all good
Americans, who have contributed 10 the
greatness and glory OF our own country.
DR.. Holmes, The great poet. physician
and philanthropisf, died at the age Of
eighty five, al Boston, and with him
parsed away the greatest Of our Ameri-
can contemporary poets.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-13
FOR free co'nugs.

As this is the season Of the year when
the halmy breeze Of June blooms into
full flower the budding candidate, and
having no friends who will take upon
themselves the important duty OF chap
eroning Office seekers, l respectfully an
nounce myself as q candidate for the
territorial council at the ensuing election
My platform may have considerable one
ness about it, hut IL IL the only issne
that can appeal responsively to the
hearts Of onr people the free and nm
limited coinage Of silver.
ANsoN II. SMITH
Kingm ,n, June 8. 1894.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-13

w L. Wilson, the author of the famous
Wilson bill, was cordially and enihusias-
ticslly welcomed home oy his constituen
cy in West Virginia. He met with u
great reception 10 New York, upon his
return from Europe, where he hsd gone
to recuperste bis health, and where hon
ore we're showered upon him.
English people of all parties honored
him and at dinner given in his honor by
the London Board Of Trade, Mr.. Wilson
told them how the adoption Of his bill
would advance the prosperity Of America,
and aid to better the condition Of the
trade Of the world.
will put new life into American trade, the
free importation Of foreign wools has
started American wooden mills, and
raised the price Of American raw material.
American lsborers are resuming work
and their families will again be able to
enjoy prosperity. American and foreign
ships will be in demand to carry the pro-
ducts OF our soil and OF our factories.
American factories will in the near future
send their products to European markets,
as American inventions, American ma
cbinery with American mechanics at
high American wages, can easily com
pete with the underpAid European labor
unsssisted by genius and modern inven.
tions.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-13

The great battle for political suprem-
scy will be fought in the empire state,
David Bennett Hill leading the demo
cratic forces while Levi p. Morton will
marshall the republican ranks. The
greatest orators oi both parties will be
sent to York state, and protective and
free tariffs receive their just due from
Messrs. Mckinley and Wilson. The re.
suit Of the election in New York will
probably be forecast Of the next pres.
identisl election.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-13

Oakes Murphy has been governor OF
Arizona, and q jolly good fellow he is
Every governor has his staff and even
OAkes can't do without one, for he has
selected General Sampson and Col
Doran as his personal advisers and ex.
ponents. And to make assurance doubly
sure. and a probable victory more SO, he
has entrusted with the diffusion OF his
elegantly worded sentences of political
wisdom, the denials of democratic
charges Of corruption and maIfeasance,
a spurred and belted war correspondent
Of the Albuquerque Citizen, who ac.
companies him and his illustrious party
10 his peregrinstion through Arizona
towns, villages and mining camps.
The governors demosihen utterances
are cabled to the Citizen, General
Ssmpson's process Of whitewsshing bis
jolly chieftain are really and truly dished
up to twelve hundred readers OF thA,
metropolitan sheet, and all the little
papers in Arizona, who are enabled "a
exist by murphical subsidy fail mol
to copy. The Citizen extolls Mr.. MIR
phys virtues, his ability, his effer
vescence Of enterprise, and when demo
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-13

We wish to inform the Journal. Miner
that the democratic territorial convention
selected Mr.. Herndon for the same rea.
son those great corporations selected
him, and that reason John G. Herndor's q
ability and honesty. The democrats of
Arizona know that by electing him to
congress they elect man who will rep
resent Arizona honestly, fearlessly and
successfully.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-13
Kingm IN. June 8. 1894.

Ten collars reward will be paid for
the delivery TO the undersigned, ut Gold
Bug Camp, OF brown horse, raised At
"Dolan Spring." ny Bonelli, has pitch
fork" brand on left hip, collar scars, and
has resen'ly rubbed hair off around roots
Of ear. Weight abont 100 pounds.
Was last seen crossing the Kingmsn road
near Cross's tent going toward Qnail
Springs. Been gone from home since
the 18th inst. 0. b. AMsDES.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-13

The last republi can county convention
held in Los Angeles, California. showed
material evidence that its decisions and
selection OF officers had been largely die.
tated by H. G. O'is. the editor Of the
Times, who is supposed TO he the great
advocate and supporter of the American
Protective Association.
The old time republican workers of
that city, who are either personally or
by family ties associated with the Catho.
lie religion, were relegated TO oblivion and
new set chosen who were largely taken
from the A. p. A ranks. Considerable
dissension and dissatisfaction has been
created, and the probable defeat Of the
republican ticket III this ultra republican
county, Is by no means An lmpossibility.
John j. Go.per, one OF the most un-
popular governors lhis territory bad the
misfortune TO have, is playing a leading
role in the A. p. A. circles, and at u
meeting OF the Unity Club, where be
espoused the A. p. A. principles, he
made the rash and falss assertion that
five hundred rifles we're secreled under
the Catholic Cathedral; he was denounced
as liar by Mr.. DonegAn, leading con-
tractor, who offered to pay five hundred
dollars to anybody who could prove this
slanderous story.
Governor Gosper has always enjoyed
the inevitable reputation of a political
bigot, and by bis connection with this
un- American A. p. A. will be sure ~ re.
tain this distinction.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-13

We are indebted u the Journal Miner
for the information that John G. Hern.
don, the standard bearer Of the democ-
rscy Of Arizona, has been selected ~ the
attorney by two RAILROAD companies and
great number Of mining corporations.
Such institutions generally select the
best talent Of the legal fraternity, and IL
speaks veil for Mr.. Herndon's legal
ability that be has been chosen to attend
to their legal business. The Journal.
Miner does not give this information
for the benefit Of Mr.. Herndon but wants
to intimate that he must be- q corpora
ton candidate because he attends to the
corporations legal sfairs. The j. NJ.
must have u very limited knowledge
OF an attorneys duties. The j. NJ.
seems to he under the impression that
II lawyer defends murderer he must
by necessity he guilty Of like crime,
or II poor henpecked husband wants
the service of lawyer he must seek
henpecked disciple Of Blackstone THIS
sor, Of reasoning is the veriest bosh.
The J NJ should know that the greatest
men in the republican ranks, such men
as Lincoln, Seward and Stanton were al
good lawyers, and AS such represented
corporations and history fails to chron-
icle that they we're corporation presi-
dent or secretaries. II Mr.. Herndon il
the attorney for large corporations W.
are certain he must be thar kfuI for tha,
honor, for IL brings him the duca,s that
are necessary to enjoy life.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-13

The MINER always bows politely to
the truth, no msteer by whom uttered.
A lev weeks ago correspondent Of our
contemporary alleged that The MINER
among other specislties had q jackass
editor. We beg to make . correction.
We did have one. He is nov editing the
Mineral Wealth.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-13

Gratis have mass nesting IL 10 . dire
failure and the speakers don't amount to
. hill Of beans.
Even eastern journals are rsnsscked
70 publish praises OF the Hon. Oakes
Murphy who, from q little acorn 10
Arizons, TO Cakes manhood grew.
The Boston Traveller ranks our ex-
gubernatorial friend among the greatest
that this territory has produced, always
excepting Geronimo. He has redeemed
the desert, is able, courteous, energetic
and honett, but forgets to say anything
about neglected inssne asylums, loan
commissions. corruptly managed prisons,
jolly good times At New York and Wash.
ington, and kilograms asking his Secre.
tary Of State for territorial cash vouchers
to replenish an empty pocket and to
furnish more dough for champagne sup.
pers.
The war correspondent feeds on the fat
of the land Arizona strawberries are
typical Egyptian f-shpots, the product
Of the finest vintaxes dished up by a..
looms and western Delmonicos are the
promised milk and honey, and when in
future ages the correspondent thinks OF
the happy days which preceded the dis.
sstrous defeat Of the Hon. Oakes MUIR
ply. he will weep tears Of regret like
those wept by the many unfortunate
readers Of the Albuquerque Citizen.
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-13

Every mother should know tina: cronp
can be prevented. The fret symptom
of true Group is hoarseness. This is fol.
lowed by peculiar rouge cough. Il
Chsmberlain's Cough Remedy il given
freely as soon az the child becomes
hoar-e or even after the cough has de.
veloped it will prevent the attack. SO
cent bottle for sale by
n. ". WATKINS.
Druggist
Mohave County miner., 1894-10-13

Pencil pads containing 100 pages are
for sale at this Office. From so to 70
cents per dozen. I
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bis once.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-16

The most unique free trade protest
we have yet observed was the one that
our Washington correspondent says
was presented by Senator Cullom, sign
ed by 81 citizens of Streeter, ILL.,, and
reads as follows: 1--WE cannot feed,
clothe and educate our families and
compete against the poorer paid labor
of Europe. We are proud and don't
want to be humiliated by asking for
charity. How would any of you like to
go to a soup house and sit down to free
soup? We have pride as we'll as you.
We ask you to defeat the Wilson bill,
and we will take care of ourselves"
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-16

At the time of the coming city elect
ion it will be necessary to elect q school
director from each ward. Women are
privileged to vote at such election, for
school officers, and it occurs to the
SrAR that aside from the justice Of the
proposition 1t would result in benefit
to the schools If woman should, be
elected director from each ward. The
board would then have four women and
four men. There would be no trouble
IN securing women who would bring
intelligence and experince to the very
important duties that devolve upon
school directors. Who could be better
qualified to pass judgement upon how
olr schools should be conducted than
those who have children to nstts1ct &
home Z S,s /;
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1894-02-16

At q sLincoln day banquet at Col
umbus, Ohio, on the 18th Gov. McKin-
ley addressed the Ohio republican
clubs. Concerning the Lesson of the
last election he says that 1T will teach
us that all elections are serious public
transactions, and that their effect does
not end ON the day Of election, but con.
.tinues through the legal and constitu.
tional term for which the president and
the congress are elected And further
on in his magnificent address he said,
concerning the democratic party:
they are reducing the revenues
OF the government they are reducing
the income Of the people, and the gov
srnment and the people arc getting
poorer ct the same time and from the
Same cause. Every variety Of property
has shrunk In value since the party Of
tariff reform entered upon It's possess
ion Of the government. They have d.
minished everything but the peoples
debt. The people want q change, and
they want It bad. They are tired of
their contract before tho period d T.
legal Termination. They arsS ttrsd 50e
this tariff tinkerine, bond isslll III ,dsbs
increasing, treasury depletsne, b iuees
paralyxing, wags reducing and sen
restoring admin 81 tion. 4 4 4 lIisS sI
e Gen =. ~ r.