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Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07

renoe Stas. - Ru - fro bet Gne til
bet Gnbet.
@plis bar etpttsrluset i sFtrr Snus'
bal afbOlbt 8ramieltponins. 3asen
bc9unitisebes meo spbt 8sir, men 60.
len itinneoe bog mere paa Si9tet END
snitelist bar. Sfptterlaeeue / peItre
Gausbal q inbbuSt til & endurance.
uofaloet bar bsloist. men 2iitsn er ior
lang til at inotases / @iabet.
So, bet fan NOT trpngcs, at @auss
bslerne lerer fig til Of brrge lin Hiile.
Ser 9rasierer nemlis nuIortiben baaoe
8jcrn os &p9ter pm 8igru. Gen bar
repet Ell Sci Sauer libel baabe i gIts
% 8eitfielb CONNER. Ser en- 9as
ipar9tes bet, of Subn Wiptlebg al pes
fire Gausoal bauoe fp0rfet Ell liben 6.
4nnoinsS 8amie i @etijelbet. San
bapoe bare en- Sa~slebssie, men ilemte
bog paa Sr. llrian. Zen enc Sob bleu
nfGroi9 oerpeo, % meoens SfOpton.
gems Sgn iao O9 sren a bette, fit Sobn
Sio til at iinoe irem en- 8uste, fisrte
ben neo / Sa9asbet os loo ben fare.
Oct blep Sliltnin9en paa uusens forte
9gbebane. Nu for nosle 3ase iiben
fit ri en- 8jprnebiitorie i "Gubbranoss
oelen". Set er Son Berien Of peitre
@ausoal, iom laber bgre fra iis. Ser
er uiit life mango @ausbgler, ium life
tjenber Herlen. Baa Iuttioner, Sol
~fefeiter o. |. er man filter paa at baue
BAN meb fin Sutfertsi'Sasie, tit COM
bola og meo Slo9et plantet. ungtet
panfrr, (ban CT nemlis "bjprnefpboet")
ct ban lipli9 cs raft, % iom Sumoriit
er ban nforli9ueli9. Naar Der poa en-
s~luttipn fees Ell &lpnse un9oOm, buor.
fra bsres ben enc 2atterIalpe pnrre emo
ben anben - ba fan man pmtrent bore
uis paa, at bet er Sobn Ierien, iom
opuarter meo lit BIB. s ben ienere
1io bar han sietet Saler lan9t aiiis
oes | SeffjelOet. "a ies tror, Der er
flere, iom llter at bore, buao 9erIen
%itriper, pil jes inoIenoe Stpttet. Ser
er BET:
Siprnen paa torfielbsroeu
Oct er life bare / ben MI paa9aas
enoe 8alstamp, at Storiolt % smaa'
iOlt fiamper for Wasten. Yau andre
Setter fore9aar osiaa osune &.
Seq er Sober for ct 4arti paa $40
Sauer, % paa @runo al benne min
Stiains fan jes berette fsl9enoe:
Den 4oe SUM- uuerproses mig aler.
naaoi9It &OmmauoUen oper oenne Sau'
britt, % nIeo mine 5eltberretalenter %
Sent ~foreuri9t lebebe jeg Sauoriften,
uoen at np9et tilltsote ben. iom er Sm'
tale pero, isr iibit | Suli. ga fog
9igrnen Ell nf mine 8ragiauer pprlr.
Der @ranbGeu; Der fnnots8 fun Climb
c9 no0le Ben tilba9e poa 8alplaoien.
Ru bapoe pi 5reo % sOoe Gage en-
Tio, bog run iaa l9nse Naboen pilbe,
o. bet blep til Nattsn ben 26oe guonit.
ga Tom Sisrnen isien, tuuite til Gto.
mer 3 Staurlag al @i9roet ON Saus
fueen. Gen to9 EFT Sau % aab ben pp
so Meter fra 5~jpsuGesen.
9ette fore9if, meoens je8 iou De &'t'
fRroiges Sspn. Seq blep ielpipl9ell9
meaet Iprunoret om @tor9enen, ba iea
fit ie, buao Der bar poSieret OH Nai'
ten. I'll al 9ptfs bar Sueen laugaetig
% 8jernen baooe brubt Jig inb / ben
uorore @uoe o9 itramt Sauen bort i
Den ipuore Guoe, buOr ben laa ON
WoroeHen ug prtsoe, Tom ON intet bar
forefalot.
Seq bar MI ben bobbelte Spsaue al
po0te % fOriuarc min SnuNrift, % oO
Der Ell CT nUgen Stptter i NRrbeccn o8
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07

Cgenapne. NHIten ale euge'ite
OIficerer bar tit g9euoun, men cct
merteli9Ite Cor SOC Generai Cir @,ls
liam Olyberts, Der uptig 2onoou pre-
iioereoe peo ct 6~eitmaoitjo, iom 8ete.
rauerus fra BET iuOjif. Cpror anrti9
iamles til iom Wiinoe ON Del irilgcn
al Qufuow. @eneraltn fit III glenauu
pna Ell merteltg Moabe. @n 9anon,
meo builfen Der ipreoes, bar lige o.o at
ipronges. Maubitabet nGleoe Oerior
meb at labe ben pnnup, men set bar
neopenbi9t at iortiGtte IlOer. Spl0
sjoroe iaa oaunrenoe aoptein : .
pberts? San iatte fig uoen olOere Ou:.'
itraps paa aanpnen % raabte: "Surra,
g 9ieule! &il 8 III ipre?" 90 iau
iprcoe De. NIeu aononea b:tenfte e
% iprans life. SIoen Den Gio beoocr
Olpberts S9ren 4ell Fire Dick!
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07

lplti8e SnofaIo aioeS tilbeofe = De boireieOe Stemmer Ips
Der giennem 5rGerues Blade og ifrGmmer Bape9oien pan
0ens @ren og llluen paa oen5 Nouerto9. Se, iont ipn5er,
ipoger og Ter, ~6etgmrer fig liOet on MorSenOagen. ---
Morgsnoagsn f%rembypoer. Den ouitenoe Stou ct touS,
% oct bIese gp8 ~begynOer at ioroe SrGtcppene. st Stuo
Ipcer i9ieunsm Quhleu pet er ct Se9n, at 6ars CT paaiGroe
at 6tenoen narmer fig. Der raabeS: I'll 9eit!"
De ScuuOe ipringsr op, 9riber fine SaGbeI, burtig bIiper
6eitene japleOe, beit8ne. OS aiteo lager Den belle crop 9ien'
nem Stopeu. -Snart oppassr man 6enOen - en- GanOe al
@ueriuaer i'm pittoreIfe 8ragt mso 0tnnga og Serape al
Starlagcn, Purpur % gaIo, gambler meO itinntnoe Sprs
Ter on aa0renoe SimpIer pner fig ouer Graerne. Vt msoeS
neb uore morffarusSe SLENDER - ri tiemper meO benz -
en- Ramp, Der life IsOiagcs al au9er - tbi ri tGmper for
6ribepen.
Seq mtnoes osiaa andre Secner, sanife fOrifeui9e ira
oisie - z cener al ON RiGrligbeo os uilo 2iOsnifa6.
-
Sampen er III forbi - 6ri9stromnen lpoer lite mere =
Seterbrreu ipe8er cen geiereoes 9auer. aiGrlisbsb Ct
M Oeritcr, o. SOIoaten ip9er gptten meo mInore iarIt9e
Yaaben enc Tor.
,Sfe ale mine GrinOrinSer er sIrNsIi9e men be isrsss
liae bar lioen milOnet, os DC glaze uenoer isois iilba9e meO
iornpst GLANDS.
2bct Sap;tel. On r%utriiaufi GrdnoieiauSsbp.
Gn merifanIt Iueblita peo %reooerne al Brio 9raps bel
gsorte - sr fun en- Stand ria eller e%aaosbp. Den aasiiine
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07
9plebrer.
Mt Grit alepa.)
ecro,beisa. Sfpttsrlas.

apnssbeie5. - Slp"s''u9' w"
gsrIen Os SiSrHen.
5ou pputet os t~ilitelt, iOm 9laebam'
.,.r SOo par ben 25be September, bar
me paret paa lanse, os bet oar
:, at unbres Ouer; &onssn % arOn'
nrinO,.n Tube fonlme ben Dag for at
,,En. Samar-2osna ganen. Gae'
r,o, ON 5Ormiooasen bar Sorrstnin'
..rr, Iuftsbe. Stag uaiebe aaeiteosr,
., aOlf par / fin bebite Buos. Statio'
rsr par prpoet meO ct lltal Of Stag,
Wimp(er Oa Signalling, os ousr Spo'
%, mar r.iIt en- 9Grssport. &onsetos
-, au(o. life tomme for &l. 2.55; men
=, Hsfe al Solicit bar idmlet lan9e iDr
non 9iO; bet sialbt 10 at fna Elaos,
,,o mar tunoe faa ie Woset. 6reorits'
balo srisaOemuIit iOrtOrteOs Os a'Oen
psO at sias Fere @amrs tilbeoIte. Slt'
Cert en- Sime itUo be felte os psnteoe
non etotionen. @noelis faces &B9en
At QOtpmutiuet, % life l9nse efter rul'
l,O. 3uast inb paa etationen. Mu'
st,r Spiaeoe 8onseiansen, mebens Der
iolutereoes i 3att, % Snrraerne lsb
omtap meo 2ofomotiuets Buiten. Ss
MI bleu Der en- Spransen os 9ran9en
raa Gultemasien for at faa ct Clint
al. ia ON fun ct Clint al be bsie Diff
urcr. Set bar bog life mango, iom fit
I, nooen, fSr 9pset ON 5 Winuter pros
uiOere MOREOVER. &unsen % 8ron'
prinbIen piite fig / bper fit a%upepinou,
,ebte @sneralsunifurm, Gilienoe
usuliat til Wan9oen. Oct piloe tr9ue
for mcaen 8laos | 3eres Greoe Slao,
6r. ReOaftcr, at omtale | @lfeltbes
Osrns, bpUrleoes be 8onselise baaoe
Saa QiQebammer % StatiOnerne noro'
otter bleu mObtasne meo Muiif, Surra,
qaler % 9lomiter. s Gier beiaa
aOngeu 8roeu uuer 2ausen. 8eo Gn'
SsftatiUnen Gretten inbpieoe Fan 8as
usu / en- langere Gale, uotalte tit Sanb
ONT, at 9onsn mnatte pirfe til, at aou9e
"a Soft Tom ~binanoen unrmere, Og iiGr
at ban MATTE Iaa mere RjenbI!ab til
bsnAe "9al puer ale Dale. 9o9et
ium tilbase til 9%iIebammer 81. $40.
Stationabpguinsen bar inorettet til
EOotageliesuarslie. 9er1ra iisrte De
til Cru Sn9berss 8riuat'Sptel bpOr
b Iialoe uoeruatte. Utiooasen, | bull.
Zen osltOg ca. $50 Berioner, ieruerebes
/ GUtUmOtiuitaIoen, Tom for Gnleonins
ssa bar pmbuunet til ell pra9tfulo Sal.
Deb Gbnmpnsnen bolotes 9aler, ub.
bru8tss Staaler, Oio. &ongen uobra9te
IN Stual for 2iaebammer Of tatIebe
f0r ben bisrtelise Wootaeelie, ban
Auuoe facet. Bar alao peb at ie be
GrsmitrIot, iom Der a eiprt iioen
fbf, ban beis8te 8pen, os baabeoe. at
GnHen matte eubmere befororc 8pens
GrIUisI. SOnsen iaa uo til at bore /
InrNsles 9Oot Sumgr, % ban iamtaleoe
neo 6lers baaOe ON st % Nncet.
RrOnprtuOi len bapoe life iaa let ior at
boIoc &onOtr ~iatiouen gaaenoe. Neo
SOngcn iulgte ioruoen nO9le &ammera
htrrtr Oio. Ogiaa Statsraaoerne 5uru,
T9'Rel9enOaIo % Nilien. 09ite
Gag 81. $50 reiite be igieu. Soften
rnon bet 6ele aniees for iGroeles pei.
lp!tet Og 9lpr aomitesn al gGre. 9ils
lGtammer iaar ibgit iitano jim eleftriite
Se'0Sntng. s Nnleonin9 al &pugebs.
'0aet baUoe man itpnoet pau % iaaet
''iono IS Camper, Iom lpite pattert.
Ssr er iOrcilauet en- 6Olteieft pda Gil.
,e,ammer ibDit, meoeus man enbnu fan
V'n0iie gotOmOtipItaloen / fin nupR.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07

ies fau mol falce mig Gnbuers 9iener."
1Sa, M i%Orituar ie9,- iasoe Ian'
ben, "3e MA lebe | aleIags Griaor,
parte Op os paste pnn. naar atcsttn
ringer" = "9et or tmirsnt. iom &c
iiser,@ bar Graret, men Get iom Hro ct
SmiI. Ser &c cite Grannp Sarris
ion ?" = "3emmelio ofts." = "SuOr'
ban fiter DC ben gamle Snrsn?" -
,99nt, leg ipnes soot ON bam, itjgnt
Bet life er upsen let Sag at uotale ia
eerom."
Gu bauoe be to NlGno meb aoeu
uoaet irem til bet SUioe Gus. 9jGtes
rem aabneoe 5issocrsn, % iisrs 9jcuc'
~iteiolf tom no os ietteoe paa Sotten.
Gag sob uare paa hcnue &c." iasoe
Manoeu, iom bauoe fjg6t oeu, % ina
ipnrste bau 5abnnoleten. on ban life
piloe islse nlso ino % tn9e fin 6ro-
tuit. "3af," ia Uianoen, "iaweu I II
ieo liseinnsOot sigrc set. Den zig
mig, par bet life mntiot, at ie9 tunoe
lnre MIG til at faa ct eneite Clint al
"sumle @rauup SnrriiOn?"
"Men ian 9e bam life. ga ban blep
inoiat / fit Gmbeoe?" = "Souiit, men
ie9 ltutoe Iatte purrorocntli9 4ris poo
at ie BAN iua nGr, at jt9 funoe sjsr,
mia ct bclt Sesreb ON bam." - "8a
iaar &c tomme inb 3D." iasoe BEN, iom
inobGo Tam, % iog BAN meo ii9 ino !
6rotOfsT1rel'et buor 5ienere meo
opbe 8p,uinser latte Stole iii 8orO t.
6ebanoleren blep dloeles ioritrRtt t.
"Men tjpre 8em," iusoe ban, bare
Sc life tar Gem for fore 6ribeber!
@rannp SarriIor pifbe life Tile Sli9tl"
-"San uiloe life ii9e Sci tit bette"
bar Suoret.
1Sa, men ! al geroen, bpsm er 81
Ioap" ipurste ben Wuno, iOm baOoe iOlot
aoer. - "6olt fal6er mig @lGinm
Senrg Sarriion, % DC 6oreneoe Stutey
bar pul9t mig til %rciCcnt al oenae
Union" 9ette bleu iu9t meO Ell jepn.
suoiti9 9rlisbeb. "Nlen Cub BE.
uar'5!" Itre0 S%paamanoeu, pitte 10 al
bet 6pibe gus, tilbngc III iiue areatu.
rer, % bans SUue pcnitoo ~Icrere, q.
ban bnuote pan, at ban nlori9 ro9en.
iinoe tavoe prrct Zig 9orit / lit Qiu.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07
600 Sortjeneite.
Sfanoine,t jfe @Gno,
iOm er b aige til at inoirGOc | eli ino'
bringenoe geijGiiiaelie, sniies.

vi nlfr at i0rteipouoerc mtO Gu Der,
iom cr uoeu NHirt Ell, cller bp,s ulcTrtuoe
Stanl iiis or ttifrr sltiil.aoe, o. iom MOO
900 BetaIlnf 81 platase ig al rsp, rifutere
bort J,rma. ,lr a. iunue %tllieaoe GEM irit
bort 3iltuo, .iui9smeo Y gper.
Ii oil tune aniPite N RtprG ienthnt j
bpert Eiiiriit, iom b otil tie beid. 8etna
itrdr ct ~tt!liriee 9r. 6. 3. S,oOp, Ro. + 10.
9ioclHe @is. 1926
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07

Gpinberne Ome9neu af 8isn9ian9,
auren, Ter meget b~eipnoerli9e ub; be
barer nemlig turulisnenbe Satte, iom
er 81 SOB lun9e, Il SOB breoe % q
Sob bsie.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07

llnpttigt. @tuuhen: 9u Soma mi,
ies bar tiDbt ct ubr til big i 9vitlano.
&onen: 0u @eroen ioa oumtl III
peo oa iaa epot, at ies life fan 9pit.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07

@rug Mebgsr's Pain Eradicator Tor
Salt 9tbeuu, Branoidar, Sploer. Stab,
letter, %upitrubDeoe Sanoer, Staar,
Sober, Saar o0 atute Smerter.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07

Iunvei 49, : SiuiS", e. netup piepe'
boret paa @risiea 5arm | Penn Gountp
ueo Iortlanb. Zen fsrite Gag gap
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07

nuuru SIraI. SrrrunersIie" |
@rauo SORTS bsmte EirsSas Tbll'p
mnrtle Charles &eisuer % Sobn
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07

w III $l'425,UI4. gen ,amteve ssnps
.ts' az Stdtens Boner anlattes til
NfOtO9D. G14 OInNnInn AZ 0~Nriits,tN.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07

trr I yrrprupu, trrr iHpurluilri 3tuiius
nalbanterne.
stur Sloebranb. 9iolis 9ifsbas
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07
6piltcn inut Sulcpreient!
llnb.lieGeiic Storastet Siibu0!
ct $4,000 itostDr for $3.50

Si bar fott en- : fpul elias rs &c C5ila 'r
Wttos eaoe e. r oroe, ho . ttb - re al a5 Is
fsre benz. 0 Vii iria u e 70 tr mFo zJpua rr il
!aier ca cite 10 ipr S. 50. IGni yaa Z /.
q ipl eIoc sr'ra {oRri .ers 6 riopl 'r: u
9ogo n ee, q y II r., q I 81 er. q yp.i s
u cr I mp NJ, Smffgrfc "a 1 Scpi t.
bItfU q $500.
10 tiitHy {; q ig bs,,t Ap ri ien'nt no OF no
bel / . .rar HrJ Dit iH!,e Y M Ao-e5it, 90
30 I Dn tlr uuo JisIs hen, . bpis IN iitr n, ttll
~ IT Il g. 90 q trp pnfDi iugr, o. Sen e. n.
prt NJ bcbgUer ou lite eat oe Cdr BIS
bin 6 Or III Ut q oue 5orbplN oer lnS1 aver,
taa 10 It ~ &c. eeitl picbittfst O. az fun b gr
1900 ~ birie Bore. no ic:
REQ STAR WATCH CO,
3 Dearborn st Chicago Ill
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07

s.a.ys. i.ys.~-v ""-" % 49,.
benz. &c iaareee blep brast ino til
Bpen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-12-07
Poet sap:td. On mrritaufi @rdnaislaussbp.

Gn mcrifunit Yueblita ueo gtreooerne al 8iO graue bel
gorte er fun en- Stand ria euer eanbsbp. Den aasiiue
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-12-19

At the recent election "a amendments
to the Constitution were submitted TO
the people and every II of them were
defeated by almost u unanimous vote,
the voters giving as a reason for voting
against most of the amendments that
the proper way to change the Constitu-
ton was 10 have a Constitutional Con-
vention. The demand OF the people ex-
pressed twice in four years at the ballot
box is the very beat reason why the
Legislature, which is the people in o I
densed form should call Constitutional
Convention to meet some time this com
ing Summer to adopt the present to the
people of the State a Constitution to
fit Nevada as it is now, and not as it wa;
80 years ago.-Lyon County Times.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-12-19

The Central Nevadan says a lot Of
giant powder was placed III the black
smith shop nj the Morning Star mine /"
'haw ont. 1t exploded and blew the
binding 10 pieces. The report "f the ex-
p%losioH was heard AZ Battle Mountain, a
distance et sixteen miles.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1894-12-19
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1894.
AN ADVERTISEMENT rs

The life blood of modern business.
A money-maker, getter and saver.
A fash OF information to all the peo-
Pile.
A lever OF trade.
The mine that yields pure gold in
large dividends.
The key note OF progress in the march
to success.
The dealers sure road to success.
A medium for the increase of business.
That which boonis the place and en-
riches the advertiser.
A means Of communicating items of
interest to wide-awake people.
An intelligent message to intelligent
people. profting sender and reviewer.
Personal and public benefits are ar
rived from It's judicious application.
A notice that brings best returns for
the least money.
The corner stone OF the temple OF Fo.-
tune,
The power that sta is and keeps trade
in motion.
The electric power controlling trade.
Infailible bait to- catch customers.
An indispensable to success and BUSH
ness enlargement.
A helpmate to prosperity in business.
The Limited Express" Oh the road to
success.
An electric current that rropelsr the
wheels Of c6inmerce.-Cincinnat Frib-
une.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-01-20
Rose From the Ranks.

The best engineman has been a 6rema n
the best conductors made of brakemen;
the best officials promoted from the ranks.
Mr.. John NJ. Toucey, general manager of
the New York Central, was once trainman.
President Newell, of the Lake Shore, used
to carry chain in engineering corps on
the Illinois Central. President Clark, of the
Mobile and Ohio, was section man; after
wards fireman. Another man who drove
grade stakes is President Blockstand, of the
Alton. Allen Manvill, the late president
of ''the largest road on earth,' was 4 store
house clerk. President Van Horn, of the
Canadian Pacific, kept time on the Illinois
Central. A man named Town, who used to
twist brakewheels on the Burlington, is now
Vice President Town of the Southcr Pacific
President Smith, of the Louisville & Nash
Vile, was telegraph messenger-boy. Pres
ident Clark. of the Union Pacific, used to
check freight and push a truck on the Omaha
platform. The Illinois Central, l believe
has Turned out more great men tn an any
other road. President Jeffrey, of the Denver
Rio Grande, began in the Central shops at
forty-6ve cents asaay.-McClure's Magazine.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-01-20

The western wl1angdoodle govern
ors are having a hard time Of it at
present. Mr.. Dolph in the United
States senate has just denounced as
false the calamity letter of Governor
Pennoyer to President Cleveland,
while the same epistle has been re-
pudiated by the Portland, Oregon,
chamber of commerce as 'serroneous,
misleading, injurious and not war
ranted or substantiated in any man.
ner by facts er conditions" At the
same time the senate Of the legsla-
ture called in session by Governor
Waite of Colorado to set creation
right side up refuses to print his
message or to take any action on
his recommendations and threatens
to adjourn at once. The reign of the
dog star is on the wane.-Courier-
Journal.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-01-20

The President has done his full
duty in demanding of the Hawaiian
provisional government the restora-
ton of the government overthrown
a year ago by the unwarranted aid
of a United States minister and
United States troops. The provis-
ional government has declined to
permit the act of restoration. The
President can do no more. To do
more would be an act of war, and
the declaration of war rests with
Congress, to whom the administra-
ton now submits the case. Now let
those statesmen whose brains have
been bursting with solutions of the
Hawaiian difficulty have full swing.
Courier Journal.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-01-20
Po1N7.S FoR EARMERs.

ROLNz:S F0R EARMER.S.
Sometime ago The Gazetse ex-
pressed the opinion that the pros
perity and Independents of the small
farmer could better be attained by
articles Of home consump-
ton than by planting cotton exclusi-
vely. Millions of Go lars are sent out
yearly for the purchase of lard and
bacon when we have every advan-
tage at our doors to produce these
Indispensable articles. Many farmers
work hard for months to raise cotton
which they often haul to the nearest
store and with the money derived
from the sale, buy pork and other
articles of home consumption,
which, with very little exertion,
could be made at home. The time
expended in raising, picking and
this cotton, if applied to the
production of pork, would have
furnish several times the amount of
meat of as good if not better quality.
The Gazette is pleased to observe
the active interest recently mani
tested by some of our farmers in
this matter. The glut of the rice
and cotton markets and the high
freight tariffs over long lines of trans
portation, should impress everyone
with the necessity of adopting more
economical methods. The one
practiced by our fathers years ago
and when there was very little if any
transportation facilities-produce
more of the necessaries of life and
send away less of the fruits of our
labor might not be amiss at the
present time.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-01-20

as, 900 persons in The United
States own more than half of all the
wealth of the country. The popu-
Iation, by families, is classified as
follows: The rich numbering 1884,
ego families, possess $43, $1,000
600; the middle class estimated at
1,aoo,o 900 families with Sc, 400 to
the family or a total wealth of ST.
500, 900, 900; the working class pos
sess S11, 900, 900 divided be-
tween 11,6zo,ooo families or S968
to the family. Under the present
method of imposing taxation upon
consumption the latter class pay
90 per cent of the revenue, while
the very rich, although owning
more.than two-thirds of all the ma
lions wealth, pay not more than
3 per cent. An income tax is
thought to be the only means to
compel the wealthy people to con-
tribute their share toward de-
1raying the expense of running the
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-01-20

The Police Jury of Avoyelles
parish will submit to the people of
that parish a proposition to vote a
ten mills tax for ten years to en-
courage the construction of a rail-
road from Bunkie on the Texas and
Pacific through Avoyelles to point
in Catahoula parish to connect the
Houston, Arkansas and Northern
road.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-01-20

Grabbing and Dragging
We remember having read ser
mon with the caption of this arti-
Gle as text.
We remember distinctly some pas
sages even to the very words: when
you hear person repeating
the Windmill language, said the
parson, s'that comes like froth to the
growler of untenable averments,
spiced with lump of jealousy, he
knows that there are onit ms in the
sass" and added ssthat this ped
ding of adulterated goods is about
the Acknowledgements business in
which any but professional Ananias
could engage.
Don't Grab!
"Grabbirg," he continues is bad
egg. 1t don't pay to grab all you
see. There are men, in the mucila-
geousness of their desire, banker
after everything they see.'' In bust
ness pursuits, You sometimes find
the .'grabber'' Grabbing is a
born instinct with him, and his
grabbing propensities are developed
until it becomes a mania. To leave
trife for his neighbors would be
an act of generosity which he does
MT believe should exist.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-01-20

1t is gratifying to know that the
American press is outspoken in its
condemnation of the secret meth DDS
which have been adopted touching
momentous national questions. Such
action is thoroughly reprehensible.
An open knowledge of acts affecting
the whole nation is preferable to
strained expectancy, which is apt to
result in worse than denunciation if
public opinion is averse to the course
pursued. Neither President Cleve-
land, Secretary Carlisle or the SEN
ate have any right to enshroud public
affairs in mystery, nor will this
people long tolerate such a course,
which is that of kingly and imperial
despotism. The American people
have a right to know everything
touching their foreign relations and
important domestic affairs. Ameri-
ca is not an autocracy but demo
cratic ry.-Shreveport Times.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-01-20

It seems as if New Orleans will be
made to pay for the lynching of the
Italians at the parish prison. In
the case of Geraci against the city
for damages the jury returned YER
dict of $1,000 in favor of the plain
tiff. We believe this is the third
or fourth decision of the kind.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-01-20

against the bill FIRST, last and
all the time.
Its a duty which may be disa-.
greeable to them as Democrats to
perform, but it is duty which they
owe to their people and their State,
and from it we are sure they will
not shrink.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-01-20

When a Republican commences
to talk about projection ask him
now much protection the millions
of unemployed working people have
received from the Mckinley bill.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-01-20

They have a breezy way of doing
things out West. Governor Lew
cling, when informed by his enc
mics that they would burn him up
if he made a certain appointment,
told them to tsroast and be damned. !"
Yesterday a member of the Colora-
do Legislature introduced a reso-
luton to the effect "that the men,
bers of this body remain here with
out pay until HI freezes over,
and do what they can for the good
Of the State" The speaker ruled
out the resolution owing to the Ian
guage in which it was couched, but
the member explained that he had
done nothing more than quote the
words used by the governor. The
Western style is vigorous to say the
least.-New Orleans States.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1894-01-20

Since South Carolina went into
the saloon business, drunkenness
IN that State is said to have de-
creased one-half, and the treasury is
teaping a profit of $4,000 a month.