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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-28
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LINEA DE CUBA.

LlegsrAn soio hasts Santiago do Cubs
los vapores que saleH los disa s, Is , 96.
Los de los diss s y 25 tocarAn en-
Nueviets, Puerto Padre, GibArA, Maya
RI, Baracoa, Guantanamo y Cuba
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& sxcepcidn de Ia de Mayari, y adem&s
tccacA en- SaguA de TAnamo.
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lidas dc, Cuba Los dias IL, 33 , 8, efec-
tu&ndose Las sntrsdas en- II HAbans
en- Las fechas correspondientss do 10,
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~ Eet0rno On Guantanamo.
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LIBR0S BARATOS.

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BOLETN MERCANTu.
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1894-11-28

En- la Imprenta del Bo11TrN 90
han recibido loo siguientes:
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-21
N no 4.

LaeM
Owners awm BRING In New Men, and
ALSO shotgunK.
P%ITTsBURG. May 2l.-The authorities
OF Allegheny county are preparing for
trouble in the minere' strike. Since the
return OF the operators from Cleveland
y sentiment has been rlystalizing in
favor Of an attempt to freak the strike.
The breach between the operators in
favor OF a settlement and those opposed
to il j. being rapidly closed up, and it is
probable that within the mex few days
. decision will be arrived at to start one
Or more mines by bringing in new men
and protecting them at the cost Of all
the operators.
Sheriff Richards has purchased 80 re-
peating' shotguns and has stored away
about 500 reyolvers with plenty at am
munition for both. Arrangements have
also been made whereby 200 or 800 men
who are willing to serve as deputies in
an emergency can te had at short no.
tice. The preparations heve been made
on The quiet. County Commissioner
Weir, speaking for the commissioners,
said: "We believe it is cheaper to in
vest In some protection than to have the
county pay big damages, as it had to do
after the railroad riots" ~
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-21
ELECTION FRAUDS.
The Special Grand Jury Brings in
indictments Agains Several
Chicago Officials.
Two Aldermen. Three Police Officers
and Four Clerks and Judges
in tilc Net
For Various Violations of the Law.
Other Indictments are Ex-
ppcted TO Follow.

CHICAGO, May 21.-Two aldermen,
three police officers and four judges and
CLERKS n election We're indicted by the
special grand jury for violation Of the
election laws. The men indicted are:
Alderman John McGillen, interfering
with voters.
Alderman John J. Coughlin, various
violations OF the election law.
Officer John McGovern, Officer Dennis
DIllon and Officer Hugo MalinowsKy,
refusing to preserve order at the polls.
q. w. Wiiletts, Alonzo Lee, Albert
Lee, William s. Darrow, clerks and
judges Of elections.
Other indictments OF various city Of.
6cials ! expected to follow.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-21
Hearing In bis oase was adjourn,
ed until 8 q. m. tomorrow.


Elsewhere Mayor McGilliyray issues .
call for a c~itizens meeting TO be held
Tuesday evening to devise ways and
means for celebrating the Fourth Of
July. The business men are greatly in
terested in the project, and the probable.
tiles are that q lively program will be
prepared, In conversation today. Supt.
Joseph Mckee OF the water works con
struction, Informed : DAILY LEADER
reporter that he expected to turn on the
water on the Fourth and this will be Q
great event in the history OF Madison,
worthy OF being celebrated, and will be
an important factor in our Fourth OF
July festivities. Supt. Mckee hopes 10
get the pumps placed in position this
week, work is progressing on the stand
pipe, and hydrants are expected any day,
having been shipped from Chicago on
the 9th.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-21
TIE CITY.
Piease osserse 1ae Daily Leadsy,s
eseeiiess Sesvs se,sies aside 1ross
oar local reports. The Daily Leader
q the only paper Ia afadisoa cha, ss
asl printed az home.
PERSONAL ITEMS.

7. r. Van Slyke was among the pas
sengers east.
Malcolm McGillivray and wife OF Ra-
mona were in the city today.
Elder Kauble was among the passen-
gers 70 Sioux Falls this morning.
A. v. Holdridgs, departed for Nit
cheil to attend q meeting OF the directors
OF the Corn Belt exposition.
Mr.. Webb, who has been visiting bis
daughter Mrs. +. N. Palmer, departed
for bis home at Blue Earth City, MINI.
Mrs. II. B. Williamson. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. n. McCallister, Mrs. Gill and Mrs.
Gilbert went TO Aberdeen to attend the
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-21

RFeahyterIans as Saratoga Make Over
lures 10 the Chrrch south.
SARATOGA, N. r, May 2l.-After
devotional exercises tie general Presby.
terrain assembly considered miscellan-
cons business for half an hour. A re-
port came from the committee on Hills
and overtures ON reunion with the
Southern Presbyterian church. With
ont discussion q resolution was adopted
by . rising vote and with applause, pro-
yiding for the appointment OF a COM
mittee Of nine to take In the whole
question Of organization with thai
church On the basis of the
Common STANDARD Of Doctrines
held by both bodies. The clerks were
authorized to send iraternal greetings to
other churches now in session. the
Southern Presbyterian church at Nash
vile, the Cumberland church at
Eugene, Or, and the United Pfesbyte-
rian church ct Albany, Or.
Elder John ]. McCook of New York,
was appointed vice moderator, q new
departure in the practice Of the as
sem bly,.
Theological seminaries.
The subject Of theological ~seminaries
was opened by DR.. William G. Young,
chairman Of the committee.
The legal questions involved in the
new proposals Of the committee were
discussed by Thomas McDougall OF
Cincinnati. This ended the debate on
his subject for the day.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-21
q TRADE REVIEW.
Obstacles .. Business Improvement Do
Not Lessen.

Obstacles .. Business Improvement Do
Not Lessen.
NEW York, May 2l.-R. G. DUN %
Co.'s Weekly Review of Trade y
The obstacles to improvement do not
lessen. The strikes of coal miners and
coke workers have not ssased, Tut have
caused the stoppags of numerous works
this week and Embarrassment to some
railroads. The conference at Cleveland
exhibited much angry feeling and
wider differences than had been ex-
pected and seems to render agreement
more distant. Proceedings in the SEN
ate do not indicate that the latest form
Of tariff revision has made speedy final
action more probable. Yet
Tn. Eecuperaasvs Force
of the country is so great that the OBJ
servers are constantly amazed at the
volume OF business being transacted,
the tonnage Icing transported, the
number Of works resuming operations
and the general soundness OF trade,
Notwithstanding influences which in
any other land would produce dire dis.
aster. The soundness Of the CONNER
cial world is shown in the diminished
Importance Of failures. The failures
this week have been $50 in the United
States, against PAT last year. and " il
Canada against ~ last year.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-21
OPERATORS IN BAD HUMoR.

The Great Coal Strike win he Fought to
the Bitter End.
PrTTsBURG, May 21.-The Pittsburg
railroad coal operators who attended
the Cleveland conference have returned
In . decidedly belligerent humor. and il
- likely the great coal strike will be
prosecuted to the bitter end. The
friendly operators are angry and it il
likely they will join the fighting mine
owners and inaugurate q test OF endur.
ance with the miners. To decide upor
what course is best to pursue, Secretary
r. J. Bailey has called a special meet.
ing OF all railroad operators in this dis.
trict. A formal meeting OF all coal op.
orators OF Eastern Pennsylvania has
also been called.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-21
Deputies ~. Train Guards.

SPOKANE, WASH. May 21.-J. q.
Hanford has issued AN important writ
to United States deputy marshals here.
They ara directed to bring each east.
bound freight train between Sprague
and the Idaho line. and warn industrials
not to climb aboard. Those who disre.
gard tbs warning viii be arrested and
conveyed to Seattle. Under this order
Deputy Marshal Harmon has sent mum.
bers OF deputies all along the line, and
numerous arrests are expected.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-21

Il ght Killed In q Collision In standsuR
Rock TunneL
PRINCETON, KY, May 2l.-A west
bound freight train collided with a work
train in Standing Rock tunnel 10 miles
east of here at 10 a. m. The conductor,
Nick Hill, of the work train, and seven
occupants Of a boarding car attached to
this train were killed and others injured.
The trains fill the tunnel almost from
end 10 end and 1t is impossible to gel
further particulars.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-21

grand lodge, o. e. s., which meets in
that city tomorrow.
Dir. and Mrs. Blake, who have been
the guests OF Mayor and Mrs. McGilliy-
ray, returned to their home Mt Webster.
Frank Butts and two children de-
parted for Monroe, Wis, in response TO
q telegram announcing the illness of
MIR. Butts father.
j. M. Preston returned Saturday eve
ming from Hot Springs greatly improved
in health. Auditor Runkel will return
about the 10Th on June.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-21
Trouble h Exnaot.a.

DENVER, Col, May 2l.--Mine Inspec-
tor Reed predicts serious trouble at
Sopris, near Trinidad, where he says
the Colorado Fuel and Iron companyIis
maintaining 90 deputy sheriffs to pro-
tect its property against $50 half starved
strikers. These miners, most of whom
are Italians. have not yet received their
January pay, and are in a very ugly
mood.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-21
MONDAY EVE. MAY q, 1894.
local Tarsae Table.

Locml Tarme TmhAe.
Chicago. Milwaukee ID 81. Panl IA tlway, which
ook effect. Sunday, Nov. 20. is93
TRAINS GOENG EAST.
Passenger, No. 4, depArte 1878 q. m.
Freight, No. 50, departs 6:20 q. m.
Freight, No. "a, departs 6:1b p. m.
TRAINS COME wReTs
Passenger, No. 3, departs 9:O p. ID.
Freight, No, W, departs 90 .. m.
TMAKNe FRum THE Hast.
Passenger, No. 8, arrives e:4s p. M,
Freight No. III, arrives 4:M .. "a.
Freight, No. g5, arrives 8 80 p. n.
TRAINS Rt0M THE WEST,
Passenger, No. A. ARRIVES lO:lO q. m.
Freight, Mo-. %, arrives b ID 2. N.
All the above trains carry passengers; but
lSeights only when passengers are provided with
tckefa4
Passenger trains gong east make connection
AZ Eunn for all points south, and passenger train
going west, aa WOGnaOcket for oil points north.
MADISON q BRIeToL LINE.
Passenger going north. departe l0:2O Q. m.
Passenger from north arrives, $50 p. m.
yNo. LARKIN. Local Agent.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-21
Miners Nakinr rroub,..

WHKEsBAakE. Pa. May II. = An
armed gnard a been placed around
the heyst sis Tune Ut Persons. 10 miles
from hi lea I rhe strikers nave cut
the t~e.epEole wires t. this city and
trouble is feared iii the morning.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-21
will Meet - Minneapolis,

WASHINGTON, May 21.-The officials
of labor bureaus. who have been hold
ing d three days convention here. an
ished their work during the day and
adjourned 10 meet In Minneapolislnex
year, the date to be hereafter settled
upon.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-21

For I'M Week Ending saturday
May no, E804.

EOf the eek En0AmG S1ImEuay
May no, 1894.
Rudolph T Berg to Mrs Ella
Smith, part Of lotail4 Kennedy's
sub division blk 10 Kennedy's
ext....... . $3.50
James w Dawson to Nancy r e
Dangman, lot / blk 8 town props
3D. add TO Madison. -. ........ 100
] T. Loucks to Harry Katy, nw4
12-1OS-5l..
Christian Peterson TO Augusta
johnson, nw4 31-107-5l..... !
Gottleib Wagner to Peter Hampe,
nw4 9-lo7-51 ....... ....... 1900
I'll p Wilson TO HA Hartwick, und
y lot / blk 16 Ramona. ...... =. &c
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-21

We have secured anice lot OF corn fed
beeyes which are on sale at our marke.
GoETHEL q SCHULTZ.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-21
s-a..Man+a i illinoi. Apportionmsn,.

DANviLLE, Ills, May 2l.-Judge
Bookw tss has sustained the Demo-
Crate soslsre sioaal superintendent OF
Hlia,i 'sna tienied the, as,pli alton OF
the Repabii ap petitioners for an in
jlnvIon.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-21
Cantora meet,,,.r.

Canton Nonpareil No. 4, I. g. o. f..
meets this evening. Business OF impor-
lance. Chevaliers are earnestly request,
ed TO attend.
A. e, FULLER, Clerk.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-21

When you want q nice piece OF cor
fed beef, call at Goethel d Schultz's.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-21
CELEBRATE
Citizens Meeting to Devise Ways and
Means to Celebrate the Fourth
Of July.

Agreeable to the solicitation OF q large
number OF business men of Madison, I
hereby q citizens meeting to be
held at the city hall Tuesday even
ing, May %, at $50 o'clock, for the pur-
pose Of suggesting plans for . good old
fashioned celebration in Madison on the
Fourth OF July.
M. j. MCGILLIvRAY, Mayor.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-05-21

A large involce Of smoked meats just
received. GoETHEL 81 SCHULTZ.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17
Gu M Grincipal

for 3scOrnb oifentlise StOle er ups
nGont. ba Stoles8 oarbet bapoe beftemt
fig for ct MT Snl9 for bet iDlsenoe
Sfoleaar. "a bette blep betienot sjens
mem be iOritje0ise Bureaus, melote Der
fig en- bel Gel 9luipsere. glanot bisie
bar o9iaa Wr. 8. 3. Carlisle, Der /
nogle Gar baooe paret Yrincipal oeo
Stplen / CHARLTON, 2ucas GOuntb. San
bapoe u0marfeoe sltteiter, % Soarbet
inobsO BAN beripr til Ell S%ammsntomit
Der. Sun fit IOiten. GrOf. 1upnstep
bar fienot Wr. Carlisle i ilere gar o9
anbeialeoe BAN pau bet Seoite. SIR
Barr erminen ~bespnoer, pil ban pare
Der.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17
The Northern Iowa Band

or en- MP Suiitntiun, ipm iiiterlie. Q
fife ont lang 9ie, oil itniie 8ecprob
TubIitum Gu i SduSbeo esoisseu maii.
tdIlt unoerboIonina. The Band trlIer
III beupee 40 Meolemmer, %, itisut
ben life bar bait Here cuO uosIe iaa
Snmmsniomiter iii Epelie, bite ben
iorrise Manoae aitsn, of man Ter bupbs
2outil at penie iis be bebite Reiultater.
Mr. Saufop mna bare en- mnDelps Sns
itruitgr, iibsn ban paa en- iaa fort lib
fan itabe iaaoant Samipil al iuamnuge
3nitrumenter. 6lsre al be muftalfe
Stuoenter ueb 9utber College er Meo.
lemncr, % man bar Saab ON, at ben
iful blius ben itsrite os beoite "Sane"
/ Soiua. On ct Gar Naaueoer eler
iaa pil ben rimelisuis sipe en- 9Oncert.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17

Spmaitinen "Su8Oennen" bar lea mobto.
gel lor l9n9e linen, % ie9 ipues ri9tia aobt
ON oeii ale 2ele. 3eu gaar let Ga arbeis
Der 9oot. 8 6ragt 80 geuts. GIine @s.
fettn, 6lnnoreulL g. 9at.
Spmolttneu "9uspeunen," lpm 7e Ieuots
mig, arbsioer 9oot o. CT ale MQaoer hi.
lreoSltilenoe. Seq Tan trp9t unbeiale ben
II gHbper. 6raaten bar 20 Scents. Sari
Ellen, Gan Glaire, @is.
Som Spar paa Teres Cprororuo iii mia
ON at uotaIe MN Weuiug ON Snmaitiren
s9ispennsn, " ital ie9 meo6ee. at ben cr ior,
trinll9 I ale Seuissn6cr. Rraat 81, 33 g
Q. Horsantf, Sofmau, Ylnut.
9eres Spmuitiue "6uSuemcua SO. Z hor
o moota9et. 9en arbeiosr goot on er i ale
aele lda goo, iom oi peuteoe. $50 Iroot
"hS st. Sraaten, 3eebr. q. Qaf.
Ten al mig mpotaaue Snmaitine Rr. Z
.Susosnnen' I'll S2325 CT preuet al mio po
en- a Spens beoIte Speriter, Ga oen ian
eaaoe ! setbeo oa uoieenoe moale Sio meS
so'lieAlombelIt $50 NlaIiiue. let sr en-
SSrnSelle at i~rembRre bette for Sfiertlio.
Ssoen; 6raat IS Gents. Wrs. a. eaos.
Gaitburu, Isis. ~"e'
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17
@pot arbcioc % burttg
Grpcoftion,

bet or, bpab GHHeer i9tter @ris pau. Dor
Spgnpe er at sjrre 7em til Sebaa forbi ri
psb, Of en- auuoe, iom er %fprugiet, altio bill
TONNE isien, % tluiee n~nbeiaIe os til fine
8enrtr.
&i bar Eirene oppe for, at &c, naar Sc
bur beitilt 6ptosrafier, 7e pa ueuter, at De
fol pGrs fEroiee iuosn en- rimsIis Sio, eGler
at &c 9ierne oil babe BEN iaa mart Tom
muIist.
Scr Of tuuue 9~orautere prompt Grpeoltiou
% lite Ruife noeeu Suuoe, bar leg eu9userct
Ell auoen Slrtiit, SCR. 8. grnelt Golitplu fra
Ges Morrcs. Sau er Ell obgti9 Mano / lit
Sag, % bar en- 10 Nars grfarias i be fore
8psrs @nIsrier. SertiI tpmmsr ban meo
be beoite ~Gubefaliu9er.
giaar 9e MI after pjl bape 5oipgrafier,
tuit oa pnn, at pi snrautrrer prompt grpe'
bItion % bet jmuttslte grbei9s 9ecorab,
GIsm heller life, at Scr. 6, s. Cuts uiI ior'
blipe i nit gltsIier % fremoeles iunsere iom
Operator. @iuoes osian, at ri er be eueIte
Gotpgrafer paa GorbIioeu al Skater Street.
81. Heuoos
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17
SctprCh ell ninifalif On.

8i bnr irr ia9t, at iaa er 9iliGloet,
men nlbri9 tpmmer bette Napn mere til
i'm 9let eno III. Sab os opresne be fprs
itjelise muIitalite 5oreninser, Tom Der
fiuoes: "3be Nep Nortbern Soma
8nub", nplig ur9uniiefet, teller benpeb
40 @eofemmer; bern9it tommer GoIs
le9e Gornet 8ano, TIE 9ecornb GOrnet
Sono, tie College Sr6eitrn, 8rano
Opera SOuie Grheitrn, Marib's Dr.
beitrd, GrUin's Or6eItra, o9 tiliioit
@rO'. 6ctpel's Munbolin Club. Ser
til tommer osiaa SanoIoreniu9er: "2u'
rem, Monoss 8portctten, GO~n9re9atios
nal Gbur6 Gunrtette Os tanite euonu
flere.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17
Npt Sfulehus | Weit Seeorab.

0ette par nuereoe paat9nft iIior,
men bleu oen9ans Sntet at. Ru bar
aOmiteen iitret fig Ilaner fra Scr. 6.
q. 9unbum / burlington. Otter be
famine Geouiuser CT ct stplebus op.
iprt / Sulem, Soma, netup for be genge,
man Der fan rnaoe poer. Oct bliper Ell
6ramrs6us, af uattert lloieenbe, meb
4 &lusie'@arslier, us fOripnet meo Glt,
buao Der / Nutioen trapes for ct Stple.
9otale. 8ontrattsrer er upiororet til
at sipe Gnbuo paa Spfsrelien.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17
U111lS111hg &oOdS7
Ntb mo t9nhs tan AZ pent Slmtr 8raWr Ifanttpr SulSbno. SurSetr uhmmN
al aeS n9S bet bar ri oft 9t % oct til De apene Yrhr
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lge pt 8onnRr No9Gn noh oS fr 1T pa 8G0r Sftu eer" Inr}hno8 pooS~m m
Ih lenWe bnnIs hlbage Som ub oo bpa ol '"
VIM. |. EAST0N, Reliable Co|thier.

Ii er / erbter StuieenNe nleQet peltilireos
meo "Suspenuen, og ri er ne9et tntuemliQ
ior ben peue, gooe o. biui9e Spmaitine.
6lere her bar Spmaltiner, Der bar toItet sos,
meH Der or ia9eu, Der Tan itge, at oeres er
beere, peuere. 9aar .ettere eler 9ier beore
Arheibe euo "SuSueuueu." $1.45 / Sraat.
elnosrs S~aeobien, StuHcro Springs,
Conn.
Snmdiftnen -Suspeunen,- TOM blep Ienot
mig iom 4rUmle meo "3ccorab.Ro Iten," ar
b ioer tilireositiuenoe. Si tunoe lite puitt
os npssu beore. Seq uubefaIer ben til Gue,
ipm trGu9er en- goo Maitius. 6raoteu 10
itsoe 70 Gents Imnno 4rel, Miuing.
ton, 81.
Sen Snmaltiue "Susoenueu, " Iom Ri ilpbtc
al 7eui, er ri irrbeles peltilireos meo. Ser
arbeioer uom9rfet / ale Seuieenoer, % ben
alpr inloitGnoi9t laa soot Nrbeioe ON en-
MSaltine til 40 Collars. 5raet 65 Gents
u. q. Spbeim, abums, Mttnu.
Sea tiger 5at for SpmaItinen "Susoen.
men," Sen er Ell COB NRaiiiue, iom lea or
peliornpiet meo. so Gents | Sraat. clai
e. pr9nleffem, Slad Riper Sails, @ls,
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17
Pictures taken on the Spur OF
the moment"

/ Spurrs glrt Stuoip, bet eueite Stuoio I
&inueiteit 9puutn iom lepercr iuloit9noi9t
a~rtiItil.e Soiosraiier. SIR. Spurr bar brepet
5ptuarafisS orretninsen / be finite 16 Nar.
sans 9pgtiebeo ipm Nrtlli er eneIiaaeuoe /
oeune Eel al Qauoet. Haturli9e gniGg bar
Iat Nlr. Spurr iitano I'll at 9aa Ianst ioruo
for De eienuemiultlige metaHiite
SaanopGrtere ben 5orretnin9. San
befatter fla life meo btlt9t Irbsioe, men
hans NaaI iater III bet bgieite, hoao oct
duoaar al tdae 9ortrGtter. @aa til bans
S.uoio, oa bin operbepiit on, bpor fore
Eortrenelter bans Bileocr bar. Wr. Spurr
tpinaer ifte iine &uuber til at ta9e lmoo
8tneber, Der life er eooe; alt Arbeioe sarar.
teres at pGre af lite @lasie enbper Sen.
ieeuoe. gubper bpt beipSe alr. Spnrrs
cabinet, for man ta9er 1T Stleoe anoet'
Iteos. Noams' tioliserc 8nlsrt e09 Sater
Street, 3ceorab. Scna.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17
Our New Band

We enjoyed the very rare treat last
Monday evening Of listening 10 the North
ern Iowa Band play. From the leader
down, they are good mus clans. They
number 10. in all about twenty four. com
ing from Luther College. All of them
young, fine looking, and the way they
handle classical music is simply astonish-
ing.
They can play the stars TO sleep, thaw
out the Ice Gave. durir & the summer
months. soo,h Coxies Army to gentle rest
and persuade saloon keepers in prohibl-
ton Iowa to obey the law. When they
go hunting they play, and game can't fly
away. When they so fishing, they play
and come home with their baskets full.
When they played for us the other eve
ming all our watches stopped, Ben Bear
said they would stop him from selling
cloths, Capt. Gardner andCh Weiser
declared that when they played notes
would not draw interest and the Beard
Bros. affirmed that they stopped butter
from coming" Briefly when they are
laying everything csc stops and when
thy get through somebody always has
to so and tart the clock again.
The facts the No then Iowa Band can
play, and while we do not believe all these
things hat we have heard about them,
and which as a faithful chronicler OF
passing vents we feel in duty bound to
state. yet we are prepared to say, that we
have seldom, if ever, heard better class
ical music rendered by any band, than
by the, Northern Iowa Of DEBORAH.
REPORTER.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17

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irl1es al bore %QocalGgenter. 5ra9I 9ge
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idmme 2etbeo. Seq or rt8tig tIlttV triir,r
ben. p9 ben Ton titles PED Sl0en GIT a.
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Gents. Wrs. Samuter, gfarqA''''
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les Maltiue, % tilige Ter ben 9oot w ,c5,p,
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ten foiteee 90 Gents. Sobn Nno''''"
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Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17
9ecDrab % Snegl.
st fuat CUcrialo
Zen i6Se GpriI, 1894.

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Spcro SOuie 9peuius. Sir. 9iasins,
9Grs. Steper's 2oen Susbouo % Be
itprcr al ben belle 5prretnin9. nestebe
WegRoIter, en- ing Mnnb az itet Re'
uonrme, No9ang til at lgie Billet I'll
Gonbies 9pfnlet. Otter uooen Gistus'
iiOn fl Siesins Slas pna Sla9, 90, Tom
nan panitnnr, bruete MeGRaiter De
iaatalote brass-knuckles, ioo bans Of
ier bles ltpst tilrect, 90 Sarge bar mnat'
lei beige fam. Saorene er ristt9
itp9se ue maotte ipcs iammen.
Bern MtMPnitsrs blep nrreiteret og
mantte title 8pnbs for 5000. San er
tuu 20 Nar snmmel % er al Ell oelae'
tet 5amilie, men 9rii, lloipGpelier %
Ilet Selitnb bar bruSt BAN inauiot.
Ser or bespRrre mango un9e Gutter
al ben Slass Der / Spen - Ell forfar'
Oelio gi9rroe al be iioite 10 Gar.