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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-30

Many poor sufferer who submits to the
surgeons knife in consequences Of malig-
nant sores and scrofuious swelllngs might
be cured, without an operation. by taking
Ayers Sarsaparilia This remedy expels
from the blood all the impurities by which
disease Is generated.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-30
Appeal. 20 the supreme Court.

The defendant in the case of the Wash
ington Central Improvement Company vs..
George Newlands yesterday filed his
notice of appeal to the supreme court
against the Judgment for $500 rendered in
favor of the plaintiff December so. 1898.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-30

His Case Continued TO the September
Term Of Court.

The case against Charles b. Bishop,
whose trial last Tuesday for bunkoing old
man Tilley out of 81. 500 resulted In hung
jury. was again called for trial before
Judge Humes yesterday, Assistant Prose
cutting Attorney ID. w. Bass answering
ready for the state. The defendant, how
ever. was not ready. for his attorney had
failed to put in an appearances. After a
diiigent search about the corridors Judge
Humes ordered the case continued to the
September term.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-30
Change of Tina

Beginning July 1st the Northwestern
Steamship Company's steamer Idaho will
leave Arlington dock at q. m.--Sundays
at a. m.--for Port Townsend aud way
ports on the mall route.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-30
yictor,a Reu,~

Take the new and elegant steamer
Rosalie for Victoria, leaving every day
except Sunday at IL 80 .. m. Fare, $3.50.
Round trip, 81 Phone TO Arlington
dock
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-30

Mcsorley makes harness. ITO CONNER
cial street.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-30

Prominent Knights Of Labor have taken
stems To OBTAIN a financial accounting from
General Treasurer Hays His books will
pe thoroughly overhauled.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-30
DAVID crLmoRE WINS.

Judgment for Plaintiff i'm the Baker
Company Wharf Case.
The case Of David Gilmore VS.. Charles
II. Baker, George w. Fischer and Charles
II. Pierce, bondsmen for II. w. Baker Co..
was tried before Judge Humes last even
ing. being suit for rent and damages on
bond for detention Of the Baker wharf
property. The finding of the court was
for the plaintiff in the sum of $500 aud
L.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-30

Screen door 81. Pacific Hardware Co.,
3Ii Ysslsr avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-30
south Sea Island.

Exhibition this afternoon and evening.
Madison park.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-30
Winning Prices on
Mems Furnishings.

These are the prices which have not
heen attempted by other dealers.
Prices which have interested hundreds
Of men;
CJ-Men's Fine Ralbriggan Under
o. wear, worth s., at s. per suit
Mems Balhriggan Underwear
Oot AT SIC. worth T5c.
sa-Plain and Fancy Border Cambria
~ Handkerchiefs. worth loo 81 SC.
Heavy Cotton Hose. worth &C.
IDt At i5c.
sna-Teck Neckties, three Of them
oVt for SOC.
Oo-Three- Ply Linen Collars, worth
OF lie, NJ Sc each.
Thrss-Ply Linen Cuffs, worth
lou sc, Al i5c pair.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-06-30

NJ tired. aFhing. nervous mothers kns~
tee eesassrs. ,4rsaxsA ass vss&z8y N casfeara
pf..trr. fney wozaa nsyos be wfsAsss sRsaA
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-11-28
epo.1afota.

&on9resmanb s. q. Bid(er ofreis
ite til @oibtnston fife Eorsoas. 6on
er Of &epubl,tonerne o9iaa sienualet
til neae &onsres, / builfen bon pil
tieae uo fin tierbe &on9restermin.
@euotor &ettieretp bill uben Euipl
bliue sienua19t til Senator.
= s. Oantton Ct ct 8ebrasert,
uofbrt af &ierre @risbt & Co.. tom.
met for 9osen. 8ebraseriet. 1om ct
ct lisnenbe 1om bet, ber ubf6rtes af
@enase / Minneopolis. breier fig
ON en- balu MiQion Dollars. @n
@ierre, iom bar itaaet ! Spioien for
bet beoraaerRe &omposni, bar nem.
Zig ubfeot talffe @tolebonbs % paa
ben Maaoe bar ban erbolbt &eneene
tra &epitaliiter Xonbon % Metp
Sort. @u unberie9elie al Bebrases
riet er nu lat isans. Men Bierre er
rbmt.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-11-28
NotosDdfofd. ]

Mpron 81. Scent, Der iom fbr
neunt brebte fin 9uitru Manban
forleoen &aar, er Of Surpen funben
fiplei9 cg oil rimeli9uis blipe banet.
6an orabte fin 6ufru torat tunne
erbOloe beubes fore 2iusasiurance.
= Torriee 26roassoften, ba ct
Great Nortbern Eos ontom til @rano
Sorts. Iauueoe man Eosets &onbuf.
tgr @otparo S. Cameron. st 2oto>
motiu lenotes tilbase forat leoe efter
bam. % 8 Mil uefenfor @merobo
fanotes ban bso NOR Sernbaneiporet.
6an baube rimeli9uiS falbt of, mems
Goset uar fulb Gart. Mr. Games
ron par gift meo en- @pter af @oun.
tp-&asiereren at &i@lanb County.
- @n Stilsmisieiaa uetfer obltil.
lia Opiist Sarge for naruerenoe.
@n Nanb ueo 9eaun Nron 8irlbfielb,
iom bar bopt Beiiieitiaelie len 8ont
/ 6elena, Mpntona, uil lille f3 fra
fin 9nfru, ba bun etter bans f9enbe
tuans BAN til at sifte fig meb benbe
paa en- 9io. ba BON leb Of 9}erpeiuc9=
beo % faalebeS lite bar iianb til at
moofette fig @iftermoalet, ber fanbt
Steo / @bicaao. Boa ben onben 81.
be paofaoes bet. at bette er uiano,
beb, % Mrs. 6iribfielb. bpis &iee.
nnpr par Miis 9oean, frem piier
Breue, iom llet life antpber noaen
&olb. Soetbeletaset for @asen lb.
ieenbe al, at bet er en- &en0emonb,
iom fori6eer at fomme ub of en- ube.
boselio Nffare, o. iom Tan benptte
alle Nibler for at fomme tlar af l1be.
booeliebeberite. @n un9 Monb peb
leaun Hnberion bar ,enbt op fra Gbi.
ca0o for at bibne; met. ,,nber Gtsa.
minatiouen flap bet NIB Of bam, at
ban bapbe faaet $40O af 8inferton.
Hsentnret for at nibne imob aRrs.
6irfbftelb. Genere ,moalte 5nren
bolbe fig Fiult tor life at libe Dper.
loft Of ben truenbe 5olfebob. Nron
6iribftelb er Sbbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-11-28
,&eiien. % ben penbte tilbase ira
Nububon, femten Mite fra 6iemmet.

@eiien, % ben benbte tilbase ira
Nububon, femten Mile fra 8iemmet.
- Rnnb Nanenfon fra 2uperne,
Saod Gountp, par @ienaanb for ct
isretteligts slllbttestilfeloe, ber enbte
hans 9io { forrise Girsbassmoraeu,
itriuer r8od County 6eralb". 6an
ituloe netop bespnbe at 1esle @troa
paa en- 9eppsn to Mil fra 4iemmet
forrige @anboe. % ibet bau Rulbe
tase ct tolsbet @eper, fom ban baobe
meo, neb fra &ognen, git bet enc 2sb
of. @tnbbet git isiennem 6aanb>
blabet % inb / bans bbire @ibe.
Eiltrebs for bet o6belise @aar BE,
ites Mr. aaneuion woenen % tisrte
b1em, ioet ban 5olbt Ismn,erne i ben
enc 6aanb % isste at ftanofe Blobet
meb ben onoen. 8a bon Tom biem,
bar ban enonu iftanb til at bielpe fig
telo. men BON iasbe til fin @uitru,
at ban moatte bp. 9ottcren antom
lent ON Mtenen, men tunbe blot for.
f6se at linore 5merterne. Stuobet
baooe sqaei aiennem 2uusen % bap.
be truttet meo fis &laoeitptter iub /
Brpitet. Rlotten u E,rsoaesmor-
gen inotraf Dgben. Sen braete en-
uelfommeu 2inorins. flyer Blaott.
Mr. Ianenion par 80 War eammel.
6an efterIaoer &unru os ipu Bbrn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-11-28
ep0nper 80!

sfarutere. iom i69er en- bebre @til.
ling. .bBr. reiie til @pben! Queen,
% Crescent, 9futen tilbpoer en- MilIi.
on Ncres at 5arme til So % SIS per
Ncre (pna lette @ilfaar) os maanebs
liae @fsfurfioner for balu Eaff, faa
9e fan reife og fe felu. Sn9en Bli3:
5orbs. ,SE1en RulbebBl9er. @obe
Stoler og Rirfer. @iaffrie Soil.
e 81 '' 9 er % l1nberretnina
/ Mo'n 8asi'r Ngent.
9Th. gbicoeo. eller til
sn, 8. 8. N., Gine,n.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-11-28
fergus 9al1s Mgeblad
uofou1uer bber On8bao.
4. eoIeat, l1ogtbtr.
subftrtptton8prtS $1.25 for 1 Mar. betalt
tTorffu6, ener8 $l.50.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
A Norwegian weekly newspaper
and the Farmer Alliance organ In
Ottertail county.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter
,loIanoet.

Sra Nuitralien fommer @fterret.
ming ON, at be uilbe paa Derne peb
9fetp @uinea bar mprbet flere af be
bpibe @ettlere. Man bar fenere fun,
bet 2eoninser efter Setter, iom &ani=
bolerne Dor afbolot efter Mprberiet.
Ufan tror. at Mariasen til be uiloes
uobruo ct beruienbe 9ritfe.
- Sen rusfFe nbenrissminiaer
M. 9e @iers % Rrissminiaeren
General ganopisi bar reFsneret. if.
ct Telegram fra Berlin.
- Sen frantic Mnarfif, Iom ben
Zoe Mou. 1898 fafebe en- Dynamite
bombe Barcelona Ebeater, bporpeb
ban orebte 20 MenneRer, bleu benet
ben 21oe 9top.
= st Telegram fra &ontontinc.
pei beretter, at Meaeparteu al eu<
selife. rusfiite, frantic os ereRe Mpi<
Ter. iom uosapes mellem Den 14be %
lobe @opember, fonfiRereoes peo ben
tprtiite @rRnoie. foroi be inoebplbt
8eretninaer ON Mproeriet i Nr=
menien.
- Sen oanFe os ben tpRe 8eaie.
ring, fom fornplis Dor forbnbt al
Snofsriel fra Gorenebe @toter til
9anmarf % EpRlanb of Creature %
feritt aifo, oplpier oifieielt. OF Jor,
bolbsrealerne toses, foroi ber bar
fore,ommet Eilfeloe al Ee1as, ,Gebe..
m rsn blauot Rpee. fonrpar :inhislt ira
Mmerita. Gntelte t1or, al sor6n6tt
iolfalb TOR 9anmarfs peofommenoe
bleo uoitebt, fOrat beiFptte 3iemme,
marfebet.
= &(anen, iom gif ub pao. at
6oreneoe Stater Fuloe foo iRanb
5reosunoerbanolinger melem Rina
o. Sapan, er tilinteteiort. Sapanes
ierne sniter in9eu unberbanotiueer,
beber bet. 9eimelisuis liter be BELT
at fortfette &risen uoen nosen 8e,
tinseller, DO 2ptfen bar ueret benz
faa farbeles sunftis. @uelonb bar
o9iaa tilbuot fig at ma9le. Iges ber.
men bet git @uslauo lieebon lom
Joreneoe @tater, Eilbucet blep of>
ilaoet. 5orat bet lite .fulbe ie ub,
iom ON Sapau ianorerebe 5orenebe
Staters 9ilbuo. er en- 6anbelstrof>
tat meoem Sopon ca bort 2anb ble>
pen unoeritreuet af ben 1apanefite
Miniiier &ntino % 1lbenriss sminiRer
@rei6am. B1anbt anbet inbebolber
Grattoten en- Guerijenbelie of Sapon
iom en- cipiliieret Station. 3apan
tilRaaes &et til at bpmme Nmeritoz
mere ueo fine esne Domffole, % ben
sam1e Befemmelie ON. at Ron(ulers
ne itulbe afsibre ameritaaRe eager,
er opbeuet. 2tanenbe Traftoter pil
o9faa fomme iaano meQem Sopon
% be europetRe geationer. .
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-11-28

lioen norR en-, ber operiat fob Of
leie ugeblnbe' for en- Eib nben,
bar nu peret uua &eife % bolbt en-,
bel literore 6orebrog ON ben mober.
ne -@oman1' s @bieoso bolbt ban
fgrR en- &etfe Gorebras, ber ifslse
Snter Dcean uor meset sobe. Stu
foit bar ban peret I ct. &aul %
Minneopolis. ct. @aul @lobe
flyer, at ban er en- julbfenbig 8e8,
iimift.
- @n Manb peb 9}apn $. s..
8olme8, iom / fibte l1se bar peret
for @etten / &b:labelpbia, piier fig at
pere en- fin Gorbrpber. 9an har nu
tttfaaet, at Fan iammen meb en- Dot
tor fere @anse bar beora9et Msiu=
ronce.@ .@ompasnier for Euiinber af
Dollars. Sc anifaffebe fig ct Sig
efterat bape asinreret fig for Fere
Iuitnoe9 Dollars, faa foriranbt ben enc
al BEN, % ben anben 5epebe Msiuran,
cepenaene. Sc bur osiaa 9iort fig
fplbis | Morb o9 fere anbre Torbrp>
belier, iom be nu oiituot faar libe for.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-11-28
5nblanbet.

ggomens @briitiani Temperance
Union ofEuttebe lin Contention /
@leuelanb fbite 0nsbas. Det blep
bei1uttet. at bper lofol Goreniug felp
tunoe be1temme fine @esler meb uno.
taeelfe al &eselen ON 3otol.Mfbol>
benbeb. Mefe @onpentiun pil ifgl>-
&c Miis 8iaarbs fisenbe rimelispis
blipe afbolot / Baltimore. MiIs
@iQaro bleo gienpalet til &refbent.
= @aul gonrab. iom bar peret
8reiioeutfsr bet eamle 2ouiiio
2otteri. ogbe ! Meu Dorf ben 20oe
Mopember.
- General Bootb Of 5relIesor,
meen ansdm til Gbieaeo -fibae zors.
bag. 6an nilforbliue Chicago en-
use. @ioen fommer ban til ct.
@aul os Minneapolis. Set beber,
at Great Mortberu ben Nnleonins
pil rebucere 8iQetpriierne.
= gn Mineulpfte inbtraf forrise
3trsoos ! @arbeoeu af ct Steb. tal<
bet Collier @tation. paa &an. 8anble
Banen, @ef &ireinia. unoer M,>
tlearbeioet artenotes Aulitpueti sri,
men, os en- frp9telis @teplofion fanbt
@teo. 48 Mrbeibere por tilfebe /
Mineu. os of oisie ueo mon web
Gisbeo. Of ipp bteu brabte.
- Rapteiu 6omsate. iom fbr bar
ueret omtolt / useblobet, Dor peret
fauslet til benne Tio. 8ans Sag
er nu for &etten / @aibinston, men
mau tror. at ban uil 1,ppe TT, ba be
samle Rloser an1ees for ueplbiee. %
BE- Fefe of Biouerne er enten bsbe
eller frouerenbe.
- Dberf Colt, fom forleben life
turbe reiie til 5apette gountp, Ohio,
forat unoerfaae Zig Gorber Nnteo.
ming 11rolisbeberne os Manbefaloet
peb @aibinston @ourtbuuie, Fibb
6iertet op ! 2iuet for noale 9ase
iben % reife til Bben Columbus /
Dbio. buor bans Sas nu perierer
tor Stetten. Sc ofeipne @ibnesbprb
er 6apsr Of DberRen.
- Mount Eoeoma elIer Monier
paa.. Cascade RieDen. en- 5ielbtop
ION er 4.440 Sob bbi, bar i ben fene.
re lib unber8aaet en- 5oranbrins.
ber siuer @runb til at fro, at ct pul.
tonR l1bbrub bar funbet 6teb.
Zen ofrunoeDe 6ielttop er funfen
ino. beber bet, % ct Rrater, bporfra
bee opfiser @5g. Ct oannet. Gn
Rarp 6ielbtinoe FILTER up oeb Sioen
al &ratetet. Toranoriusen Tan iast.
tases fra Bpen Senttle.
Snbbpbelfe er uofeot til en-
9totioual' Convention at 2onbets
Jabritanter. gil bette M6be, iom
er befemt til ben 22be San. '95, og
fom iial afbolbes i Cincinnati, bar
omfring 1900 Tabritanter allereoe
mobtaaet Snbbbbelfe. Set beoer.
at @onuentionen bill tnse unber 8e.
banblins be forRieuise srbeiber'
5sprssmaal beribianot Spsrssmaa'
let om ineorporerebe N:beioerfore.
1linger % incorporeret &a pital.
9amlin @arlanb, iom bar Rre<
net ben interesfante Jortalias .gn
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-11-28

Gn np Geiemaifine for @aberne CT
opfunoen. beber bet. Den npe Na.
fine bar ben5orbel fremfor be oamle,
at ben famler op @mubiet, efterbuert
iom ben feier:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-11-28
aer8ns Gaas, @tmaetota 28oe Ropeu,ber 1894

for Menneifebeben os BIT albris for>
1Bmme at unberfptte etbuert Jolf,
fom tiemper for en- abifilt Eilpe.
relie." (Jortiettes.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-11-28

- AV~O VOOe
Bemse,s.asttn eomoom.
(The London Money Power.)
Mf9. 9. 8oplfclt.
Copyrighted 1894. Srptt meb fpeeiel
5tuabelie.
(5ortiettelie fra forr. Mo.)
Rap. 3.
3bie Beui8. 8.-Oberen8.
ftemmenbe Rienbssier.
nin9er.
&i bar nu feet tpoe 2iabeber i ga.
ratter, ueb builfe ben fore rsbe
9rase er beuif at pere gpmbolet
1paa &en9emasten 2onbon. Men
hisie 2isbeber er Blot en- 9el Of Be,
niferne. @i bar feet, at ct Symbol
ogfaa ioentiftceres meo ben fpmboli>
ierebe Nast neb nsRemmenbe
Rlenbsglerninaer. buor ber ON @pm.
bolet er notalt befemte Ttng. iom
repreienterer li9uenoe Ein8. iom
sielber for ben Mast, ber CT lpmbo.
liieret. Der ct to % tpue ouerens,
Remmenoe Rieuossierninaer, tom Be-
bifer, at @ensemasten er ben SIN,
perialisme (&eiiermost). iom er be,
te9net ueb ben fore rgbe 9rage.
Disie uil nu bliue anfqrte.
l. 9rnsen oe Dpret.
S 13oe Rapitel af Mabenbarinsen
beser bet: r9rasen sau bet (Dpret)
fin &raft o9 fin &brone % for
Mast." Ds after: r0s be tilbaee
Dragon. fom bapoe 9iuet 9pret
Rast."
Set ct allereoe blepen forflaret,,
buorleoes - ifblee 1sbe ps l7oe &a.
pitel / Mabenbarineen = bet romer.
iie @ise ftal bliue eieuoprettet unoer
@reusienS. &erreopmme, ubaratt
ouer ipblise o. peftlise europa. De
ber itses ber. bsorlebes bet romeri1e
&ise Ral eienoprettes unber &reus.
lens Duerbeibeb: n9rasen eap bet
{Dpret = &reusien) fin &raft oe
fiu 9brone og itor Mast."
Denne @ienoprettelie al bet preus,
fife &iSe ouer ipolise og ueitlise
Europa er lite enbna ubfbtt, men
ben ltsser ioa NOR 5remtioen, at
nj M Tan ie, peo builte Mtbler ben
uil bltue ubfsrt. @i peb, at be
Bengeloan, iom Beneemoaten / Con.
bon 9iuer til Nationerne europa,
letter oisie itanb til at pebliaeboloe
fine ftaaenoe Grmeer % til at mpbe
fine &riesuosifter. Sntet Xano i
&uropa tan TIRE en- Rri9 uoen 2aon
fra Sensemosten. s ben fore Rris
mellem &reusien oe 5ranfria i 1870,
troebe bele gerbeu, at Grantris aul.
be blipe ben ieirenbe. forbi bette
2ano bapoe be farite fuancielle
3ielpetiloer. Men Benaemaaten
gap &reusfen ubesrenbfebe Qoan oo
tatte bette 2anb iftaub iii at iette to
NiQioner Manb Morten, 5anot
bet fnufe Tranfris fom ct 9g9aeiaal
zen Ramp. fom uarebe blot lib. oper
fire Raoueber.
Deriom ri nu logger marte til
1ilftanoen europe, oil ri fiuoe. at
ben for nerperenoe ontpoer, at be
fore 9eotioner er paa @auoen Of en-
faor Rrig. | builten &reusien os bets
Miereoe uil ieire peo 6ielp al 8en.
9ema9ten.
&nropo ftaa belt to
fienotlise 2eire.
&uslanb % Grantrig paa ben enc
sibe % 8reusien, england. Otter,
rig % Stolten paa ben onben. Af
bisie to goalitioner CT @uslano oa
Jronfris meb 9enipn paa militer
Stprte me9et ftertere enb ben ouben.
Dtsie to 2anbe Ct iRanb til at brin.
sc fer Millioner 6oloater / Norfen.
mems be onbre blot ton ueiebrinae
fire Minioner.
Reu $eueemasten er en- np @tprfe
Rarten. Den alene Dor ieiferliQ
Rost / bore Daoe. Den unberitpt.
ter aonser % Tan peb fine 2aan sipe
eeiren, til bsem ben oil. Snaeu
Nation / europa Tan brin9e frem
belle lin 6tprte aris uben &enae.
uagtens 2aan. Oe i ben fore
Rri9, fom er ner foreitoaenbe !
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1894-12-29

Press and ,Dakotan:-Tn United States
Investor. OF Boston. of the LIST inst, pub
fishes letters from Kimball, Mitchell,
Fulton. and Armour, in Sonth llakota,
which are answers to inquiries about
the conditions in the state. One qups-
tion was, do thousands want to get out
of the country?" The replies generally
indicated that there was no prevalent
desire upon the part of the people Of
South Dakota to shake the dust Of the
state off their feat. Further, deponnets
aver that if our people possessed lnlgra-
tory desires they would not know where
to go to better their condition. That is
about the correct Interpretation Of the
situation. AS business propo itiOn
people do not want to move out. They
are doing we'll enough. Some, WHO have
accumulated competence and have lost
the keen vigor OF youth, are led by their
opportunities to latitudas less rig
orous, but they have no expectations OF
bettering their pecuniary condition by
by changes in location. Ours is popu-
lation of shifting tendencies. Most OF
our people came here from other states
They are oia migratory ancestry. In
spite of habit and inherited inclinat1ons
they stick to South Dakota with the
tenacity Of wise people who recognize
the great capabilities of their adopted
realm. South Dakota is everlastingly
all right.
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The subjpined substuntiates the
article OIL wheat for feed which ap-
peared in the GRAPHIC two weeks ago:
Washington, Dec. 19.-Fceding wheat
80 animals has become 80 general
,hrougout the country that requests are
constantly received at the agricultural
department for Information as to the
best methods of feeding. Discussing the
matter Secretary Morton SAID:
"The value of wheat as an animal food
ls great, but must he used carefully aud
with due regard to habits and environ
ments of the animals and the forage
feed accompanying it.. Growing and
fattenlng animals thrive on it. W tn
corn and wheat ut the same price, the
profit III feeding the latter is greater.
fhe South Dakota experiment station
has made exhaustive experiments in
feeding ground wheat to hogs. The pnrk
from that feeding is pronounced superior
to any other. Feeding should begin by
giving very smnllqnantities, mixed with
chopped hay or with other grain. The
department will furnish Leaflets on the
subject to all country newspapers. Wheat
| is per cent heavier than corn.
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The "Balt,ln ore K.l an. i.

The Baltimore plan proposes to
amend the National Rank Act so as no
longer to require Government bonds as
security for circulation, but provide
safety fund instead; to allow banks to
Issue circulation to so per cent. OF their
paid up and unimpalred capital, and in
an emergency. 10 per cent. All notes Of
failei banks are TO bs redeemed by the
Government, as under the present law.
A guarantee, or safety tund, equal to 8
percent. Of the outstanding circulation
is 10 be accumulated and maintained
by gra ,ual taxation upon such circula
tion. FROM this fund the Government
is to redeem notes of failed banks. The
Government also retains a prior lein up.
on tine assets of failed banks. incl uding
stockholders liability, as nov provided
by law. in order to replensh this safety
fund and project it agains. possibl,
loss. Practically, the only change made
is to substitute guarantee fund fol-
Government bonds as security. the othel
change being incidental. The details
are open to discussion and improvement
but be Give the principles TO lie right.
Just such law as now proposed by tn,
Baltimore bankers is how in successful
operation in the Dominion OF Canada
except tina Canadian law allows circnla.
tion to the par of unimpaired capital
and the Government assumes no respon
sibility for the redemption of faijet
banks notes beyond the application O.
the 5 per cent. fund. The law ha.
proven eminently successful and salts
factory in Canada. In the light of thest
facts no one can dispute thu safety Of tn,
plan.-A. II. Hepburn. in the December
Forum.
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THE KIMBALLGRAPHIC
CLATE r. TINAN.
The Official Pauer Of BTuls County.

Shelleyyille, Qll) Democrat There is
nothing to discourage Democrat in the
landslide. AS for the causes for the
grand slump. Democrats will differ, but
that need make no difference in the ar
dor of Democrat. The principle OF
equal and exact justice to all classes
and special privileges to none is tho
great cardinal Democratic platform OF
liberty; is the same Yesterday, to day,
and forever. and all true Democrats will
rally around the flag Of this Union
which stands for this principle, and will
enact that principle into law to bless
the people in all sections OF the country
The majority Of the people of this coun-
try we do not doubt; certainly plural
ity over any other party, are democrats
today, and will be so incnuraged in 1896
by the prosperity which is certain H.
gradualy come with the Democratic laws
now on the statute books, that we are
sure to elect a Democratic president.
We must stand firm and contend against
the false ileas of Capitalization and
class legislation with which the op
position will endeayor to influence the
election. We.will have 6 fight, but we
can beat them because We are making
the peoples fight, and the next two years
will convince conservative Republicans
and will encourage lukewarm Democrats
so that with western man for presl-
dent (Adlai Stevenson or some other
good man), and we can sweep the coun.
try. The Democratic party has con-
tinued from Jefferson, and will continue
forever. Grandpa Harrison beat ns in
1870, but we Po!ked their ribs in 1874
Gen. TAYLOR, fresh from Mexican war
glory, knocked US out in 1913. but we
Pierced 'em in 1852. Bachelor Bnchan-
an led us to victory in 1856, and Hon
est Abe put us TO r0nt in 1860. We did
not know how Washington looked for /.
long time, only as we went down to
visit, till 1876. when we beat 'em and
went down aud handed the government
over to them jnst to keep piece in tho
family. lii 1880, the Baptist preacher
hea led the victorious Republican armv.
but in 1884 Grover Cleveland chastised
them, and then Grandpa's hat swashed
Grover in 1888, and in 1892 We got into
the saddle. but with our senatorial foot
outside the stirrup, and in 1894 94-spare
us words. In 1895 we're due again. Be
there for your home and your country
and the Democratic party will again be
in the saddle with both feet in the stir.
rups.