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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

whoa, was dull The reported were only ~" DUST
No red owners account. private terms Io -,
A. the close 40 . quoted at lsc und,t t
sore. December closed 59isc. Late '"uo' puS"
r.I sold at &c Deccmb-;. D. t'i's. iu "a
rOKN-The market for c,rn started on WIN III
ittle rlsh o. buy but met COCO srillhs -,
reacted i.da-c. with III" l'lctoh III
,,i,rna Of somewhat frstl.!'n "l.
49,, lcrlirn News the West Indicates fat'l ~"
in fh. Southwest but IN inc I'ei""
ar. unfaVoral" Tor CRYING tlN
~ ,.nent of corn rising AZ the interior az
.Lown a Increase the current Week
,., and the supplies have been pretty Wen ."h
coz. ~ The market weaker as the daN wore on
,ha distant deliveries. although spot was strohs WIN
az high Locally cash corn mas peel VIZ
am ~ ate and offerings light Futures closed AT
To-. s. net loss Sales ~ spot corn inclulcd f."p
,eb a, CoTp.c delivered and private terms '"p push
corn .,3dJ}iec. 5000 bush yellow corn ~ ~
and bush ungraded ~ o1'.c. W
m. moderately actN" ana stronger Sums
m. sympathy with IN" itl"h'. "i uI'
1T Int mot offerings Of long pr I"rty on tl rs
,nJ subsequently ensel If with trad" larry active W.
~ marker rcc.lsi The movement ~ IN" interior con
unchanged ~ adyafrr. 'ash 'a's ".i' ily
ra.ty active AMI hgh" partly IN sympathy WIN
nm. strength IN cash sales "rrr @f"''' uuSn nn
.ais ~ mi: Az, A. elevator and HeT"l4r "i'F''' ~,
,sh y, . whita ,sa.,>i,r. 20 W) bush Track Wh., %"
al ~. frac. mixed Bona bush Il 3iGAc. ia i'ii'
Market steady. quoted G2nG;c for ~ III NhuN. anu
Gir,iie Tor ungrad"l Western MALI MhrN.' ""''
v-o rnved state quoted 1ouI2i''; SIX r"""d -"
SEEDS Market dul clover seed Pu"t-l A. - 80" ~ -
Bt'CKWIIEAT- Market Jun al J"H"'. IH Al'N'''
and G2HiJc for Japan"s"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

r...f l'
. ,.l... ..rtir.i.4 .r. .f
'..f|"r.' iNi i''ih H.. .Ia.... I.i.
3d. .' " .rts The. fu.f4.t N.. 5000 tfi
l.. .,... small .f.,,.-rt- ff.fl fn. -'f't.s
I... .,..f. -tf.. - f.u- ...rrH option ' Nii D.
.. %, .,, r.t.. 80 -, isnl.r WIS ..','
,..t,. .iIt usrs i.'-
,.t v.,. ,,.i.- ifl' aiap' steady borg. ' - D.
tti- -t f.YIs .t.,l.. ..... -fIlIti NfN' i'' ''''
,.,,...t...
... 80. ..,.t.t.,s Tf... I. , f,lr sales move
N'l.N0Ni - o.. , %, ,...- ,rl steady f.a.
o. ftr ft''A ' WING ., '. a. .ti.,.. N.v.
aluau' material 'N'hf' D." ,.,,, l,,tiI. f,ir fl
i'ir- .'r'f.'Ist' i''.' , ..,ff. f,.f g.. gs.,l
Prime. l'll' .'''.' -''-' i,..l.l.. .-f.1
.t4-e nriul. o. -'.'' .t.,.., ... .. ann. d
r.ff. fl'.. :nn'-' ~ J 1851 .,'I'.' f.a,,.
caro-. flf f' 1.-i llHl' '''"' ...
@NNNi. STORIES ~'.ftt i.'in - - '''t To-. b.
80 bills nr. "l' DE- ~. - h-ns al. Ia.t
general SITUATION ..' ..',.,. ,rru.rfIre were
qgIffl 80 49, '.'''' o. ~
g-ai strained
OILS Their. is steady - Nrm ton" io IN" fN"iH' i'
, t,.y... 90 fu rather light business niih'uFh ''
.,f.. b., icon made thr quiet Lard ana in-'"l
s,.rf, ,.fftr anil "" quote 'tff 20
f w., ,-,,.. ...fl. iif. -. prime crude l~iee %
.' ,,i. 1q.sf. summer y.li.A prime.
-''"" -'.'"'' t.'.., .,,,i.- ID mn. Lara .I.
l'.' '''' D. ,...... 49,, ,r.r...t l......
,.
Az NIti .l'fff ''...'
ri..I "|.' ifi t.f .' i'' '' ..,., DID,.
lt.'f.rllm i. f.'' ".'.
efp'rr ,. o. -'' ''Nt 't'... ,.,r...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

Asheville n. c., Nov. 15.-To Quell rising excite
ment Charles McNamee, George w. Vanderbilt S
representative here wishes II said that there is no
mongoose on the Vanderbilt estate nor is one ex-
pected. --'- --
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16

White Weston i5m35gc. ~ = mixed d. fss, ~, 30
s,oSs y 2a bush Hay dmer god - cioc , sis:
81. 5ppsa Grain freight s,rons nn,hansed Butt.
stead. &c coGee frm No : l5hr Other as, hss.
unchanged.
Bo..on. Nov. i;-Four firm. bu, quiet com .,,r,..
oats stronger. Shorts quot. iioysDns steady ns1..
cheese arm. hes, Northern. lie. Western. oaicss
chicago Nov. i5-rhc leading futures ranged a, a.
wheat, No :: OPENING. Hsnss''. loe.s,. cos,,
S S:y .,... . .o,.aa Re- u s. ,o....$
Corn 2:
s h, S::::s.' .., 81. 81 # % =. =,
Cats No 2
November ........ 2,- %'. ~. n.
Moss pork per bbl
s ass ~. ....... r 9s9' T &s f .s Rs
H: :;'s '.' II. Es ~. "a,
Nav si%"" l,.. .. g. 3D. e. 81. "a,
cash quotations were follow. r.a. ea. fra !,
: spring wheat 80 .a5,r.o y anrrf Hi.l' s,oa
b, '' ss,t y g. r ,,a e. 81 lar e 3,
naxs"'d s. - ~ P ms. 49, .. ., -
g79I!ss ' :soT r'' ~ = l.. 49, ,'a,.aa /" q.
So G2.a>a -. vh-ks,. dsf.irf. ln.'.. r..s lsi rL
Jon. ~ 28 -uesaa.. .pl ',"i. - i,i 81
on tho Produce ENcharg' f i.f Pic ''r .afh'i W.
~" ,ss, 'a a,rc f'n y, e. r.r iz.a d, o. o.s ~
cin.innau. ~ - tio'f .....>5. 'ns ,s
= :: -'gs {" Hf ii N.ss~, a-nr - - a
% ~ 49, ,a. 81 q missed. Co.,. my.i q:
81 3 Yellow. 80. mid .'r o. npt
I.,s ST. ~. ,..r ~ .s Sla q mr ~ ~ d,r
fami., sI3 - Land .f'n'' -.H sr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
6orscs ano Carriaaes.

c,Ti,DrRAKER BROS 10 and 2c' Ss hna,eS oh ~
-. , s."es s,s,shsnsr Farm Wagons and Farm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
Steamboats,.

FALL lG1UG@ lI&ls.
FARES REDUCED ONLh 500 49, l'... - r,l,u
East. Steamers PRISCILLA and ri A. .n IA tss
sion A nne orchestra each. Leave Per :, ssnaAyS
ber) y H.. foot II Murray ST.. wee days '"' 80
at 800 m
300 10 BOSTON. $500 - WORE ,l~
Reduction e. al Points East ans : I'm
VIA ElORW1GM lLUNlsG,rr %
Steamer CITY OF LOWELL. new am numss9
WORCESTER In commission Leave per cog 10 p
10 n r. next Deshrossesst.. week days ohp 49,
A Fi.,e Orchestra on each ~ieamer
SI1WM0R@lIWM lDMEo .,.
Inside route to Bo.,on and the last AZ -" any ~
steamers leave New PieI 81. - H.. at J. 81 ~
cept sunday M.
vNROY BOATS CITY OF TROY OF .','.,. :
i TOGA leav. West 10Th 81 daily. eNc'I F,tchtg1
L. NJ Connect with Delaware ana nv"'.'
trains. Sunday steamer touches AT A''"'' IN
4 ATSKILL. HUDSON AND 49, ,r a
Nboa,s leave every week day at = ~. - uith p.ss
foot OF West nth 81. connecting at hl's''
and Albany X. X. :, Al
NJ EW-UAVEN- 81; ExcurS,'"' yor,haa'
~ Steamers Richard Peck" and :, al n n 80.
leave pier cs r. r. daily p. m ana - 70 MerisA
dav, rxceptedl arriving in time for t,a'N' v a
Hart.onJ. Springfield Holyoke ana No'"h ->-~s
DAMSDEIL LINE steamers lea's wes, Psns
IL River foot of Fra. kim ST.. Tor ran nd Newbsn
Cold gorinx cornwall Fishkl Lan"nrs river. goa =
~ -, s,nd,v a a m 1881 st. Norm N--I
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-07-17
Far Surprising Nature.

Not long ago a traveller, saunterinq
through the demesne Of Scottish mag.
nate, whereof the old fashioned mansion
has been lately replaced by an edif1ce Of
immense size and profuse ornament, came
upon gang of workmen employed by q
London contractor in constructing an ar.
tiflcial rockwork and cascade.
Something struck him as comical in the
contrast between the puny operations OF
the landscape gardener and the surround.
ing scenery. On one side lay the ocean,
on the other range of the most fantastic
peaks In the western isles of Scotland
climbed the sky. Between them on this
little angle of tormented soil man was
worrying himself with the problem how,
by dint Of leaden piping cement and
broken stones, he should mimic the end
less profusion of cliff and torrent, whence
what Sootsmen call this policy" or pri.
vate park, had been redeemed
The absurdity Of the whole thing was
enhanced by the difficulty of bringing a
water supply to that particular spot. The
fluid which dripped from a thousand crags
and Numbered through q hundred Inns
within few miles of the scene of opera
tions was here provokingly deficient, and
the visitor made some observation on this
fact to dapper little clerk of works, who
was superinteding the operation.
Eyes, )" replied he, "it's true we have q
very poor water supply, but you'd be sur
prised, sir, what a wonderful effect our
firm can produce with an inch pipe. -
Blackwood's Magazine.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-07-17

When Sir John Falstaff, "Old Jack, "
is snubbed by his once boon companion,
Prince Hal, as gray haired iniquity," he
vows in the play to purge and live clean
ly." This purging has at last been done
for him by the modern rehabilitators Of
history. After their rehabilitation Of King
Henry VIII, who was himself kind OF
Falstaff, and Of Richard III, 1t is not sur
prising that that fat sack of lies and cow
ardice, Sir John, should be transformed
into hero. Verdi, it appears, is partly
responsible for it, the Falstaff of his last
opera having been so much better knight
than the old Eastcheap blowhard Of
Shakespeare that the tailors who retailer
the personAges Of history saw at once their
chance to put Jack into new suit. They
identify the poets Pigment with real Sir
John, who, they declare, was born at
Caistercastle, Norfolk, in 1877, went to
France as a squire at 10, distinguished
himself as brave soldier and founded col
leges. He ran away from Joan Of Arc at
Orleans, however, and the shame Of this
one action, surviving all his other fame,
caused Shakespeare to paint his immortal
caricature. Unfortunately for the theory,
we are afraid this Caistercastle Falstaff is
no other than our old friend, Sir John
Fastolh, who has before this been con-
fused with Falstaff, against Shakespeare
own testimony. Philadelphia Record
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-07-17
Fitchburg Railroad,
HOOSAC TUNNEL ROUTE


On and after July 9th, 1894, trains will run q
follows
LEAVE BENNINGTON VIA. BENNINGTON & RUTLAND
RAILWAY.
Leave Bennington &c IN, arrive Troy S., d
M New York 2 20 p m, Hoosick Falls 81, North
Adams 90. Greenfield II 10 m, Fitch urg 80
Boston 10 p IN, INTERCHANGEABLE 03, Saratoga, 8 SO
"a
Leave Bennington 70 40 p m arrive Troy 2 10
New York 05, HOosick Falls 81, North Adams
4 46, Greenfield co. Fitchburg p, Boston 1918
~.
Leave Bennington 25 p. M, arrive at Troy
4 DO, New York 80.
Leave Bennington IS p m, arrive Troy 55
pm, Hoosick Falls ID, No. Adams7 90 p M
Mechanicville 6 46, p. M, Saratoga 33p. m.
Leave Bennington IL Is a. m. arrive Troy 10
New York Asa m. Leave Bennington for the
north. 10 Is. Is and 9 10 a m, 2 IS. 10 p m.
TRAINS ARRIVE AT BENNINGTON.
VIA. BENNINGTON & RUTLAND R'Y:
20 am, from New York, Albany end Troy.
80 q m. from New York, Albany, Troy Hoo
sick Falls, No. Adams, Saratoga and Mechanic.
vile.
8 05 p m, from New York Albany, and Troy,
% from New York, Albany and Troy.
49, p m, from Albany Troy. Hoosick Falls. No
Adams Boston. and Saratoga. Arrive at Ben
nington from the north 20, 8 10 m, 1 05, 80
and As pm.
J. R. WATSON, Gent Pass. Ag't
@. a NIMMO Boston.
GenI Western Passenger Agent. Troy.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
Is II Fun or LawIessness7

Mr.. EDITOR: The other day man in
one of our large cities sat in his own
room and quietly amused himself by fir
ing few shots into the open window of
a room on the opposite side of the street.
When a remonstrance was made to such
lawlessness, his answer was: Its the
Fourth of July, and I've right to fire
where l please" So he continued his
i, -. .-..,... 49, x 49, o~>Gr ,.,--,- ~ ~
room into which he was firing was kill
ed. This is an extreme case and this
man doubtless was very low in the ranks
OF humanity but were not many OF the
things done in the streets of our own vii
lage on the eve of the Fourth? land on
many another eve also), tinged with the
same spirit of lawlessness? Is it not
lawless to throw lighted fire crackers, or
other explosives in the path of ladies
passing along the street, or to put
train of them on bridge just as car
riage was crossing it? 1t may be par
ticularly funny thing to gather unripe
fruit from lady's trees or vines, and it
may add very much to the fun if the one
who does it can toss it into the room of
the owner as the fun-lover passes her
open door; but is it any less theft and
an insult because it is so very funny? 1t
may be the best of fun for young gentle
men (?) to make night hideous with dis
cordant sounds; but is it any less a
breach of the great law of love thus to
torture the tired brains and weakened
nerves of the toiler and the invalid?
Are these and other similar acts to be
INDUCED in because they are only done
in fun? Can there be no better way
found to expend the bounding energy of
the young men and boys who thus tress-
pass on the rights of others? Think of
it, you who are soon to be the power in
the community and the State! Are you
by these things fitting yourselves for the
duties soon to be laid upon you? Why
not do the better things you can so well
do? Why not give pleasure instead of
pain to sad hearts? Why not try to
tighten the burdens that press so heavi-
ly on those whose gray hairs you should
respect, instead of selfishly adding to
them ''just for fuu?" Remember, there
is One who will one day call you before
Him, and who will then count as done
to Himself what you have done to the
least of those He loves. For zone is
your Master, even Christ, and all we are
brethren" XIV.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-07-17

JOSEPH CHILD. General Passenger Agent.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-07-17
Nothing Strange.

Intelligent people, who realize the inn
portant part the blood holds in keeping
the body in normal condition, find no.
thing strange in the number of diseases
that Hoods Sarsaparilla is able to cure.
So many troubles result from impure
blood that the best way to treat them is
through the blood, and it is far better to
use only harmless vegetable compounds
than to dose to excess with quinine, Gallo
mel and other drugs. By treating the
blood with Hoods Sarsaparilla, scrofula,
salt rheum and what are commonly
"humOrs;" dyspepsia, catarrh, rheuma-
tism, neuralgia, assumption and other
troubles that originate in impurities of
the blood or impaired circulation, can all
be cured.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-07-17
II.

The difficulty which certain foreigners
have in finding anything remarkable in
what they see on this continent is Illus
trated by story of an Englishman's visit
to Niagara. A Canadian friend who was
getting as guide fell into ecstasies over the
scene.
Now" said the Canadian, "you stand
before Niagara itself"
Niagara, aw-Niagara- But, now
aw-tell me, you know, what is there won
derful about it,"
''What is there wonderfully Why, II is
Niagaral"
'Ahl But, you know, it's only wat~~
coming down. But II it were goinw4lA
nowl''-YouGh's Companion.
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LEBANON SPRINGS RAILROAD

VIM. V. REYNOLDS. Receiver.
Change of time in effect January /, 1894.
TRAINS LEAVE BENNINGTON.
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-07-17
His Toaat.

The proprietor of forge, not remark
able for correctness of language, but who,
by honest industry, had realized com
Portable independence, being called upon
at O social meeting for toast, gave "Suo-
cess to Forgery. London Tit-Bits
Bennington semi-weekly banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 1894-1902, 1894-07-17

You cannot always have the lux
ury of a dip in the deep, deep sea,
just when you want it, but it isn't
necessary to put your head under
pump to keep cool ; just step in
to G. B. Sibley's store and pur-
chase anything you want for the
hot westher (; he keeps the incest,
coolest and most comfortable goods
in the market for men, youths
and children. Should the wealth
er change he will supply you with
clothing in any kind of garment
becoming to you for comfort and
appearance. His store is No.
SOL Main St., Free Library Build
ing, Bennington, Vt.
Store closes Tuesdays and Fri
days of each week at 6 o'clock D.
m, for rest.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07
Gn 6rGsboppeptage.

8rRsbOpperne iormerer fig / Sge
Airita en- ioriRroelis @rao. Ge 2OUs
giUenbe i Jriitatern: 9ioroe for noSsn
1lo iioeu Joltsraaoet i 1rausuaaI BET
Jorllag, at be / Jorenlug ituloe trRfr
JorbOlosrester tit srunois BetIGmpeiit
al oenne Bsit; bog tilbageuilte Trans
~iuaalerne bette meo 5orbitrelie. Soae
CUB bauoe tllltItiet 2anoet icm en-
5trai, turoe Wenneitene life mObiRttr
zig. Gette tOs 5riitGterne zig iaa q
iii 6lsrtet, at be, i1tgeroe Ssiterrspus
blltens Grempel, bsrammeoe en- Boos.
ug 8ebebag, / Steoet ior, iom be isth
bapoe baOt til Ssuiigt, at tillntetsisrs
@rRsbopperue. ct Blao / Sobannsss
burg bsmar.er BERTH: Set sr O~iituCf
lettere at lasie bette Stpite grbeies
OUsr paa DOR samle Serre Cub, Deg
ipues bet, iOm ON oisie 5Olt life iiuar
soot uuitreune Dos BAN; tbi ban bar
anbenbart enbnu life 2Dit til ct beitprie
benz / osrss 9openita6, I
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07
Wiston Min.

Aiiagt Som. 3ommer Siebeder
al Zane County 9iiirittsret / 0tnoi.
ion bar iorleoeH aiiast 8om i Sagen
mob Grsaa3ierer Senrp 6. gaeB %
5eroinauo auebn os oeres aautioni.
tier til @jenerbuelie al %uloplist oppes
baarne GeuteSense unoer beres Iermin
iom Statstasierere - fra 1870-78.
3ommen mob Wir. Baes lgo paa Be.
talins af s74,331.78, buorai $4,000
er Soueoium o9 &eiten Rente. Scr.
&uebn blep bsmt til at betale ialt
s1O6, 683.88, / Souebium s48, 334.3
o. Reiten Rente. Zen iamleoe Dom
beleber Jig til sl81,0l5.66.
spnnsblas. JUrleoen fog apnst
neb i SOpsDbpSninsen til 0Ortbwsitern
unipsriitet i @atertOun os sbelasbs
ben totalt. B%ranofuoen er s25, 900;
N~plutQNle o,OOV
Gommonweal armeeu. "Generul"
goparb 6. Scene al Commonweal q
meen pasiereoe fOrleoen sisnnsm @i
mautss paa geien til CT. Yaul. Sal,
bar paret / @aibin9ton % uenber M
tilbase for at siere, boao ban fan, for
at iaa 9lrmeerne til at uenoe ON, bn
ban MI fan inbie bet bumme peb al
tass benz til @aibinstOn, 'bucr be er
fire paa at bs al Sult".
Sfjsut ban inorsmmer, at War9en
til @aibinstOn life bar parst til nosen
@ptte, trpr ban itabis paa Common
veal 8spaselien. San pil M msbs
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07
y 10 or.

Wioo Sammanp. 9slesater til
Central Qdbor lnloneHs Wsoe, iom
iioite GDnOag bleO nibotOt pna Gtorsn'
bon 6au l New Yorf. beiIutteoe al
oauue ct TAFT arbeioerparti mob 9ums
manp Iidet'eu ueo aiItemnin9en | NOs
Uember. piotiI bar Acknowledgements.
lerne alorig funnel eues ON en- uafbans
gig NrbelOertifet. men MI bleu Spsr9s.
maalet aigiort i iaaes 9uteresie.
CRITIC Seiltnr. aaptein GoOIpb
Jritid, ben tIoll8ere omtalts Sueniter,
iom pil triple Qitautsrbapet i i'm 40
Sob LANCE 8aao "JiiHa", aiisileos irc
Rem gort Sgnoas ben Ste Os. Sou
uenter at iuune 9Isre Reiieu paa 81
9ase. Gn Mau9oe Of aaptsiuens
9anbsmGno bar tilite6s peo afislliu.
gen for at bDoe BAN 5aruel.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07
6 Colorado.

gliper Heuere. ct Reiultnt al ben
Iioite Streite Deb Cripple Greet er
3annelien al en- 8nnoe 8gpere, iom
bar fat StrGt / bet omli99enbe 2ano.
Rgoerbauoeu, Der or iammeniat af 10
eler Is tioligere Wtinearbeibere, iOrs
orer Qribut al Ran6mGnoene. De or
Tibet o9 itlGler aone, Sgus. Seite %
alt, bpao be bar Bru9 Tor.
Scnper Wpnt. SulisO pgisret Tor
6oreneoe Staters Mput | 8enper ouer'
9aar ale tibll8ere 8ecorbs. 5rare9net
be TO iibite Gage al Muaneben, lom er
8Obe for minoit $4,000, bslpber Moas
neoens @u~loOpijgb zig til 1888, 565.6l,
iammenlisnet meb $216,057.19 for
Snli 1898. 9ette oiier ct Sperituo al
1922, sos. AZ eller 242 PCT.
Observation-Disclosures peoparer ita'
big, Sernbanebrper % 8epoter ai'
brGnoes % enonu flere Deputies Wtar'
iballer er blepen ienot no for at be1tptte
ben / &eceiuers SRnoer oerenoe Seru'
baneeienoom. 3 9rinioao sr flere al
Santa Sc 8auens tibligere 5olt bleune
arreitereoe for Ouerialo paa Wlaitini.
tier p9 5Drbgoere. Soloaterue oil
lanoipuli3pis life blipe trutue bort fra
De ltreitenoe SDcr enonu / mango Tiger.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07
u b
Saarlige ubHgter. 5rt

Saarlige uongter. Sra Omaha
ifriues: aloris tiolisere / 0ebraItas
Siitorie bar 5remtioen feet iaa aiitref.
tenoe ub ium for 3ioen. Maismarter,
iom for en- use iioen louebe ct sobt llo.
bptte, itaar NJ tprre os pisne. Den
bebe 8ino iorrise llse bar naiten TO.
talt sbelast Seoen. Snbtil 100 0lil
tilbase ira 5looen er Der lloiist til en-
oelpis Seit, men / ben ueItlige Tel af
Staten er Der intet Saab. gift srgnt
er uisnet bort. Sarmerne bar MI intet
at isoe oeres Sreaturer % Suin meo,
os oisie bliper berfOr ienot til Martes
bet iaa burtist iom mulist. Iaa Spo
Omaha Mlarteb mootpses Der i 9sbet
al usen 10000 Spin. Oct uOrmale
9lntal er 10000. Manse Jarmere
bOlber paa at iorlaoe Staten, oa Der
life er nosen uoiist for benz til at Hare
iis 8interen oper.
Streifenbe Slagtere. 9tae Union
Seei Slasterne / Spo Smaba er roe
paa Streif. De bar bibtif iaaet 40
Gents / 9imen, men oil MI life optase
9lrbeibet, isr be faar As Gents | 5imen
os Slasteritreiten / Gbica9p, 8anias
Gitp % 81. acuis er bilast. Streifen
omfatter $50 Manb, men ilutter Suis
nsllasterne fig tit ben Of Spmpatbi, pil
S~(ntallet blipe 3 @ause iaa tort.
Aarligt 9eirmebe. @rano 9rmp
Mancsnss aarlise 9sirmebe peb gu.
perior bleu iibite Wanoas aabust /
Cperparelie Of 5000 Meuueiter. Com
mander Gbur6 Sotpe fra Nebralta
bolot aabninsstalen. 8 lssns Ssh
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07
Snb Satutl.

Srrigationens Nptte. 5or llbt
ouer ct Gar iipen lob en- 5armsr peo
9taon Saprence, iom Dor | 8apiion
9ountD, bore Ell 2 9ommers a~rteliIt
Sr8no paa lin 5arm. st Reiultnt al
bans tlo9e 5ornnitaltniug er, at bans
AI9rcoe M ouergoar al aloen Ome9.
men. 9an er life alene iitter poa en- 9oo
6ueoebgit, men ailoen bar p9iaa CAB
net bans Ioteter, 6oue os Wtni5. Gns
buer, ION Ter bans @ienopm o. fer
JcrItjelen mellem bans SRo % 0abos
erres, fan fun tOmme til Ell Slutning
- at 5orifjeuen itploes g~nOenoelien
al Srrigation.
Snobetningcn omtring Wtaoiiou
gnar raft IOr fig, ItjDnt Headers bliuer
benptteoe iiteoetior MeiemaItiler paa
@runo al bet forte Straa. 6lere al
5armerne bar liot tore Cab peo at
iRtte Speoearene / Stat, uoen at babe
Straa nof imellem til at gluten fan
pasiere %i9jennem, ioet bet bar 9ioet
a%nIeonln9 III Sclpantanoelie. 6Orles
ben bapoe Sas. Safe cit Sueositat, Der
tog 8lo paa oenne Maaoe, o9 life alene
Speoen b~rGnote, men tiai9e bans itOre
Stalo meo A 6eite, 5armmaitineri, 80
Spin og Ell Sp9n. Smtrent iomtioig
baooe Naboen Sesie Goie Ell Sueoe.
itat, Der to8 Slb paa iamme MSanoe o9
brGnote SGo, otalo, 8 Seite og npset
WuItiueri.
Slocbranb. Sloebrano bsrjebe
9Orsoa9 ben ipolise Gel af Sauo
Gpuntp, p~pelGssenoe tore MRnsoer
0plano, ilere Stolebuie etc.
Get tatbolite Seminarium / Mit.
def ueobranote 9orsbn9 MOr9eu.
Sranoen bar paaiat. 8pgnin9en par
life fulofsrt % puroeret til 1000.
Isiurance $1,000.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-07
Slli
6ienoptager Sriiten.

Slenoptager Sriiten. Illinois
Steel Company 9jenoptOg forleoen
8riften | bets Rouirg~M Drills / Gpo
Gbico9O % berueb fl $500 Wanb ar.
beIoe. 5abrtterne bar iom 6efgs al
SernbaneIireiten oRret luttet / 3 uaer.
aompaniet Iigger inbe meb Ell UiGngoe
Ororer.
Nrbeioet I 8uamans 8RrtIteoer
9~jenoptoges oeluts / RepardtipusaIbcs
lingen / 1orsoag meo benpeo 800 Qrs
beloere. 8agen eiter bar bette 3al
lOrsget liot os ! Qsrongs arbeioebe GOO
Y%erioner. Oct %anta9es, at / Begnu.
oelien al oenne llge bill oper 700 Ser.
Toner 9jenopta9e Nrbeioet / Bu1mau.
Den fore 5lerbeb Of Streiterne bar
bog life enonu opgiuet Saabet ON at
ietre, % oil iortiRtte meo Streifen.
American Railway Union bolot
liofte ll8e Msoe / Gbica9O. Rsoet
6e1lutteoe at Operlnoe til be entette los
fale 5~oreninser at aigjsre, ON be oil
neola9ge Streiten eQsr life.
Mgbet iatteoe en- anoen me9et piati9
BeIIutnlng ON at jamie ale 5n0iore.
nInser uuoer ct os flute fig til JOItc,
partlet. 3enne geilutnins Oil bog
blipe taset nnoer iorupet 8ebaublins
paa ct ienere Msbe.
Gen lotale Screening at American
Railway Union i Gbicago erttareoe
Ssnoa9 Giten Streiten for enbt, o.
Streiterne forisser M al ale araiter
at iaa isien be Blabie, be iriUiQis for.
FOB for 40 Gage iiben for at bjalpe
Buaman. Streiterne.
Stor Sloebranb. 2umber 2iitrit.
tet / Gbica8o bleU Snsbag Rat bjem,
sgt al en- beilt soeleggenoe Sloebrano.
Gn balu Sues tore 9smmerptaoier %
Here 5nbriter bleu last / Gite. Jemti
3ampiprsiter os tire Branobaabe bar
4rbeloe, men tunoe na1ten intet uorette
O%uerior ben ubpre Branb. Ere Mens
neiter omtom uuoer 8ranben o. ilere
tom ilemt tilitaoe. B~ranbRaben bele.
Der Zig til mslem s1,25O.0O0 os g..
100000.