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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-18

Sic SabreS 6onpentiOm Der Npai
ten in Den Ser. Staaten uno ganaoo
miro an IA. Wdi in Mllpautee obae.
halten iueroen. Gas arrangements.
Gomi'e bat ange6lId bic YsrIideruue
erbulten, bob 400 500 0elesaisn eogl
elnttehen uno idmmili1c Staater oel
unlon pertre'en peroer. 9,e petllter
Sabnsn haben Die Jobrprelle auf l ll3
DEG se!u5bull6eu Yrelies ilr Die Guno.
relle feitse'ebt. uno Standardization
III anoersn Sbei!en oes Ganoes iiHt
lbnen oarin 9eiol9t, ODER babsn tod BIZ
Stei'e ermGBlat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-18
SGmereicu.

Nus9epdblte i'm Noroen 9eipabienC
5arm' uno 8arten Samereien IN Maiien
8aranitrt ais 1S94er Samen. Eeltelunaen
lir QUE 2 orten8rasiamen arsenommen BON
Der 9 t. Glouo 9entral gumber&
Supplp erdange, Ode z. Auenue
norolib uno /. StraBe.
ls- e. y, SartelL gisentb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-18
Sinmcm= Srpartcmrut.

Stpersr aan; leintrcr Cream S0mast
wertb COG, in ritler @cde nur 80 Cts.
8l1; 9eblsihter 5tlA.1amd5t, nsUs
Iuiter msrtt IS Cts, in eisier @rhs rur
40 Gts.
% StId Graib sebleitt unb un8etlsttt
msrtb 7e, IN eielsr WcGe nur 3tc bic %.
% Isc. 6ud Sdnetutcr, 9ani ~ltnnsne.
nsrtb poo. in eirIsr Wpte nur 10 Cts.
Geibe Bethlehem rsrtb SIPS, IN etsIsr
gSpte muir 60 9ents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-18
Frink & jennings,
fir Storhorh Rainier lRuner -
9lsenten fir starbaro Tapier.@ SHUTTER.

Boer.-9er Brdiioent oes 2anb.
serid!s 50 Weierts. 8etlte, 1T seltOr-
BIN.
Yotsbam. ~ ~lumenihal's rieiigs
&leloerinbrif al bee aOpnlderlrnBe IN
Berlin brannte Sonntl9 Wor9cu oh.
3 usi 26itmdHncr wucrenr oa,9 en-
EirJenbe Wauera sri4la zen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-18

UT Ut AWt NAI -.OU.
unbeI & te suite. - Shp1rje une
rstBe gc9bprn 5lltts pertb 70 Gents, IN
eteler Nrts rur % Gents.
Callers arcb uue fetu III Is Cts.
@eleBts Sdilcrs fur Sinner u 10 Cts.
Iutt 9pnnets une Ndpplecn Gnetts IN
fetnem unc grrtsm Crib, ale 5arben,
pertb .25, rur SO Cts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-18

.Sruit OF 2oom" A 9cbleihtsr Wuiielin
mdbreuo oleien sebu 3a9en bel Der garo
ooer per Stiid 61a Gents.
2onsoale 4l4 9ebleihte 8aumtpolle, per
Yaro uoer Stlld al Ga Gents.
SO 3ou breiter SoRs6ale Cambria Muiie-
lin, Yreis in fleinm Stores II 1l2 Gents,
alles, mas ibr wolt Su s Gents Die Gle.
8. 8. Nulielin uuIer 3a9eSprels 81 @ts
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-18

8 linen eruDslitt, IN Dem 3e,ttanei
ouet 9taiioHalllateu Dixie: ucuen @s1,
ioutIom nm Den Grei5 "a riussn, iid
'elbit nm cine StuIe tDlcr 81 idwnacE.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-18
&ragcm mn0 Safcm.

Cure Auswabl in reritieeeren Nuitcrn
pCn 3sustrugtn, stnfdb u. ecrpelt, ihwari
unc IN 51rben, tetnsr pentger ais 50. eini.
se ipglr So nertb, cure Auspabl ;u S2.4S.
Gin grcger Scrr1tb an GrgpeItr1sen,
~etnjeIne sdni 9sflttert, wertb spn $50 bis
500. eure 2lu5wabl III AS.
@ir rreriren cine Ihbne &uswatl an
Sammt, Sattn. unp Sstcsn'8r19en wertb
$500 ju 1915.
@rceer Irrrdtb an ar1gen unc Sadsn
I. NIehen Il. Sinner u niepri9en greiIen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-18
Teue TrIbiabrs.& ra9en

uno Saden iir 9amen.
Ger etnSi9e erite alniie &orratb in Der
Staot. SpeSiele meme 2tustpabl aus oros
ben oltlthen 5abriten. Cure 8eiihtiQuuo
iii ertpiinltt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-18
Smportirte uuo eInbeimtide woQene
3eu9fabrtfate-

9oppelt S%efaltete 0eurtettas, ihiuar; lno
Iarbt9 III 8 9ents, IN tleineren Stpres 15c.
30 Boil gdnS pollenes Storm SerQe in
tletnerer Stores Sc, uuier Breis mr. 39c.
AZ Boil Serge, in tlelnereu Stores fir 40
3ou brette &aare so Gents bic Gle, unier
leoen la9esoertaui 30 Gents Die GQe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-18

S]erabseIsstsr 9rtts % Cts. he Gle.
10 Studs 9tspipt Gteds 91nj pclsn &C
,3cQ brett rs9ulIrsr grets so Gents, N bic
Ter gSche nur % Gents eie Gle.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-18
GDlDrirte &lriOclitOttc,

SuWIrj. -
Scratssieete grtiis fur ricis sGr6e NJ
so Gents eie Gle.
As ,3cQ gan; mctere nit Seice cerpuets
6tnriettl, seml6t I'M 81 slaem lcu1r
psrtauit u wcresn, nur 80 Gents ete Gae.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-18
&aihchtt &aare.

Neusr Stctt @insbam. tdrirt, plattirt
unc asitreiit, wert6 -! Gents, berdbssics'
ter grrts 6 Gents.
Satetns 80 3ca brett. nit f1rc9 5t9u'
rem, guntten une 5ledsn, itwar;e UNI
nacs 6auptflrtsr rsrtb Is Gents, tsrdb'
gsiester Grtis 7! Gents.
1000 9ares aleiesr GrtpcnF. lance Wu.
fer msrtt 20 Gents Die Gle, in rtsIsr Nc'
DE nur 10 Gents RE gdre.
% Stlds @stewa0rt 1~eitrejit une ia.
rirt Sc Su1lit1I in eteler Wphe nur 4 Cts.
ete GQe.
2OOO g1rts Slsiesr'8attun S Gts. qua.
litdt in eieier Wctt nur 5 Gents bic Gls.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-18
SabwaartnzS cpartcmcnt.

Bon alien, bic unisrs terrltten Yue
wadren bsiihtt8ttn, wire ;usstaneen, eae
MIR in etsisr Sinie an rsr Sptss 'tetsn.
Spe;teQs Attraettrnen in rieisr Wrhe /:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-18
Sbmarje &lciOcritOttc.

so Gents bic Gle.
46 .3rl Itpdr;es GAM rctenes Stcrm
Serse, muree INNER ~ 80 Gents bic Gle
p~ertlUft; bsr1tsslsgter Nrets 80 Gents bic
Gle.
Seiept ZEN i6wurien StcH fir Shulter'
trlsen. Seiett unlere 9rrrcns fur Sttrts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-18
80 Gents rie GQt

% 0flIs rIt IIF.
46 3ru gan; wclenes SerSs in trsene
elmer mceernsn 5Irte,' gsmdht UNI III IS
Gents bic Gle sertluft u werrsn. Scr1b.
aeitster 5reis nur 80 Gents RE gle.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-18
Frink & Jennings
Boston Cash Department: Store.
6ro6e scbn Sage Spe;ialitaten.
0amenfrnmpie.

$50 ihparSe Cotton 7amenitriimpfe
ppQitduOis aemutt, hohe ooppelte 5erlt
uuo Soblen, Yreis IN tleirereu StorPs iii
ihlettere 8aare 2jc, uuier Greis 10 Gts.
Souitan0is regular 9emadte iaumloie
Cotton 9ameuitrl;mpie, ibpars uno 9elb
9rau, Yreis in iletreren Stores 25 Gents,
unier Erels 10 9ents oas Haar.
0ir Seisen ME Striimpfe nit 9enabten II
Saum als uollltdnot9 9emahte al.
5000 Haar oiiortirte Cotton 3amen,
itriimpie, import uolitanoi9 semaht, wertb
bis III 60 Gents oas Taar, ein 9lildllter
gintaui bat IS uns moallh eematt. eudl
be &abl 81 % Gents oae Gaar 81 lGiien.
5000 Eaar uoQitdnol9 semahte ieiue i'm.
portlrte ihparSe 9esle 5breao 9amen'
itrimpie, Yreis III 9eppbnlldeu tlejneu
Stores so bis go Gents oas Taar; mir ia.
gen IS Gents, 3 Eaar iir S1.00
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-18

6erat9eisenr Yrsts % Gents lie Gae.
6errliaer Gprrltb an rrlsnen 9b1ltea
- ,3cQ brett. bsIe uno runtls 5artsn,
rtrtb 40 Gents, tsr0b9elettsr Yrsts %
Gents RE Gle.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-18
9Weiter Nlur obcnaui.

100 Stide feline oetorirte Gu9ltih iroeue
Dinner Sets, i%orittuo S12 wertb, ipeSleler
Tre's bel uns $3.50 oas Get.
425 iets StIde groterp Chamber Get:
bel uns su S1.99.
SpeSiea ietne 3tid9laspaare, eure Nus
tuabl an 5 Gents.
l 7ubeno 8ldisr. uabreno oieieu 5a9er
% 3 ents oas 9uBeuo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-18
3ameu.Wrappcrs

Nns Ieinem Sercale semadt, allies in mo
oernlter uno better Neiie NIT 9roBen Ner
melp, gut LIS pertb bel ms nllr 90 Cts.
Nttt 9e'ltterte, 9epDbnlihe Hriut u rap
pers finoet man BET ms ntdt.
3ieie 81 pertauien lberlalien mir anoerl
Sim GrppsS1ulern
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-18

Sstt unlsrf neuen @t1ios
Sn Seiet uno WClsn III p, 50 une 81
Ssnts. @eraee eds rihtige fur @atlts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-18
Samtpett.

Sampeu.
Sauslampen polItduol9 Is Gents biz
$1.19. 9ampeuelaler 4 uuo $ Gents.
8 Glide elesante ISGidieiie INNER nod
25 Gents fir 8 Stiide.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-04-18
Blut=
krankheiten

werden ihrer mannigfaltigen Often
barungen, komplikationen ind Hart
naecklgkeit wegen 50 genannt. Her
vorragenden Platz in dieser Klasse
Won k~rankheiten nehmen Elm
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-02-07

What memories the Corey people were
hkelT to associate with their ttay at the
national capitsla radiant reminlscence Of
PIE will be inttfIcesbIe. ciliz.n Of be
srlstocraiic west end though by 10
means an arstocrat himself was Impress
ed With the Christian duty Of feeding the
Co1ey men. He not only desired to app
pease Their hunger, bnt slto to 81 step
further aud indulge them il possible 10
limited luxury.
According 10 biz taste there was nothing
more suitable for this purpose than pie.
His ancestors we're from New England,
wher PIE Tor breakfast is the o3e distluc
live mark between Paritn1s aud Pilgrims.
80 1e settled upon pie as 80 approprai,
git 10 the common seal army.
Having sigeIie lD. desire Tor su Iater'
view with represeutlye ofthe army. the
latter appeared et the generous geptIe.
mau's place Of bu-Iaess.
How are yol oil for grub> asked TIC
West End Chusuau.
Pretty l,ir pleaty Of bread and meat,
replled th commouweal.r cheerlal,y,
/ Well eautto DO my day what 90
on tllnE Of pts2 a.k-d t4o West Lad
UuustlaD.
Pie is aissys pep't.r sItb sortip p,o
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-02-07

The man sad bis wife called "a the AT
ohltect, and the architect was glad to see
them, for business was extremely dull
We want you TO, build a bouse ior us,
said the man by way Of introduction.
Thanks bowed the architect shall
be only too glad to do so. and am quite
sure that can give entire satlsfact on.
We'll, you ought to, remarked tLe lady.
We don't want much.
What kind Of a house did you wish = 10,
quIred the architect
We want y good, plain one Of about
eight rooms, explained the man, and We
will leave the eslRu 10 you All We ext
pect is that when you have flushed 1t it
will suit my slf5 and myself - mean on
the INSIDE. We ate not 30 particular
about the outside.
The architect heuyed big sigh
I'm very sorry, be SAID but yGu will
have 10 20 to somc oth,r architect. We
cant dteIyn au Jmpoeelblr bcuse 10 tlis
cnise.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-02-07


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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-02-07

Some folks think them doctors don't
know their business but guess them u
thinks so amt never run mp against EN-
none, euid Eli Webster TO few Of his
friends VITO we're seated on spike kegs
and pil-s ofcx chairs IN the village black
smith shop.
Wal, heern them ez knows say the scil
ence OF medicine amt by no means sn exl
act science; not TO speak Of, remarked deai
con Humsted, who invariably differed with
his lend and nelgbbor on every subject
under the sun a practice which had ad,
ded considerable z'st to bis existence for
over 60 years,
ain't tslkiu Crbont medicine q "a sci-
euce. I'm talkin erbout doctors aud thet
ranch the proiesshun which amt down
n none Of the books aud il known e2 leg
u,liu, said Eli, firmly. Doctors is like
merchants. Et they git cue Job they II
oilers make another fer themselves outer
1t. Ifyou take your watch to be repaired
lest once lt'l be outer kIlter an hev sum-
thin ther mstt,r with it tz long e2 it lasts
Same way with you when yer gifts going
to ther doc'or
Deacon Huusted remarked that some
people were put together like cheap wat
ches, ard 10 auouut Of patching and TIM
ken with tLeIr insides would ever take
take the crank .e.s ont of them and make
them 90 right,
Ell passed over the roar OF laughter
Which tbs ! il provoked, aud continued
hi, tale Of woe.
Last Spring ! was teeln little run
down aud outer sorts, and Maria got it 10,
to her hesd tibet was ailin and must
see the doctor Notbin would do her but
tibet, sn when Maris's set, ye know---
Tnet the gray mares the better hoss,
observed the deacon, with quiet chuci
( kle.
/ | warut tslkln erbont 10 gray mares,
tRl1 Eli VINO hau AiHseu Tue iO'Ce VI al''
siou. Ih,s amt hose story. Bat ez
was saylu, went 10 the ctors, an hC
said my stem was in low condition
AID needed bulldin up, What wanted
to do was to take iron and eat beeisteak,
three three times day. So paid him
10 shllir,sand went away thinking
90, cn blame cheap. Wal tibet stuff b,
gimme, 81 the b eistesks bniIt ne up i'm
mense, got to ieelln like yearlng col
when oil Of q soddeut began to breSl
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-02-07

James G. Blaine used to tell good sto
~ illustrative Of the quaint manner oi
President Lincoln, aud showing the strong
contrast between senatorial dignity ana
presIdeutlal simplicity,
At the beginning OF session OF con
Qress Mr.. Blaine had been appointed by
the speaker Of the House Of representa-
tyes, a membT OF the joint committee
to walt upon the president and inform
him that the congress had dolly assem-
led. Senator Foote Of Vermont one OF
the most dlgnltied men, WAS chalfmsn Of
the committee.
On beng ushered into the presence OF
the president, Mr.. Foote iDvoluntarlly
struck an attitude, and proceeded to say
10 his stat lest manner
MIR. President, we have been appointed
a committee on the part Of two houses Of
congress to apprise you that they have
met and Organized, and are ready to ret
ceive any communication which it may be
your pleasure to make to:them
As be concluded, MIR. Lincoln stepped
CD to him, and, taking bin fanI,iarly by
one button Of bis coat, said .-
Now. look here, Foote, # it is matter
Of life and death with you, can send my
message in to day; but, if 1t isn't should
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-02-07

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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-02-07
Very good m1trriai Tor Them

Professor Plumb of the Indiana station
tells that they prefer to feed cut fodder,
whether lay or corn, The most eoonom
ical and satisfactory ration when fodder
Is scarce be has found TO be mi&tu e OF
practically one part each OF cornstaIks,
oat straw and clover bay. Everything
was eaten reasonably clean, and the cows
never went through the winter IN better
shape. he says.
As we could buy oat straw for from ~
to S. per tor, and no cornstalks were ~
the market, and clover and timothy mixed
were away up in price, the oat straw
brought down the general cost and at The
same time furnished in itsclfNe fairly nu
tritlous rough food. We cannot lay too
much stress on the valne we set on corn
fodder, either dry, green or as ersilage.
We keep feeding it nearly the whole year
round,
! believe no fodder gives better influence
on the quality OF butter than well cuted
co, stover. In the winter we feed 10 the
mauger ana not, as a rule, in pasture
While onr fodder corn is run through 9
cutting machine. where wed cured, | be'
lieve that shredded fodder may be fed
more economically, as there are no hard
butt pieces left in the managers.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-02-07

AL tbs girI. 10 Jacksonville have JeeE
'ryiog 10 catch Adusa Van der s.ots lof =
long tine. To DAY they srs all laughing
a. LIN.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-02-07

demanded ia tapprcssed voice
I'm tufsl out koaw saii The brake
msn. She doesu So o. B. ta hefa
ikuov, pauaed the rev passenger,
.be got al the train when came on. She
has deserted her ebd 3 that's what sbe
bas done
LOOKS Ike It. said tho brakeman. III
call the conductor, sod De dad
The conductor know Jasl shat To dc.
He had seen such cases before, and be
l,u TOE baby at lbe first 1t, ion they stop
ped At -ith orders 20 tar~.rj It to De
ro,t to the police, sIths description OF
abscouudei mother.
Iheu the man who wso "a scat goi
one, add eloa eI ovar the fact that be had
outuuted tefmagaut OF woman,
After a vblle.s woman who had slept
Ioug and souoiiy ia a so4t IT the further
end Of the car, arose and looked about
her rs II listening tor something Then
she walked to the seat occupied by the
new passenger
Where's my b,by2
There was desthIcss tllonoe then q
voice that grew 10 feet higher silh every
word it uttered, repeated toe query
What have you done with my baby?
1t took the CONDUCTOR lhe brakeman,
aud the re,t Of the passsggets to bold the
woman while the man tried T. explain the
facts 10 the case, and after be had SIT
tied the item Of telegraphIng. cost Of
transportation Tor the baby, damages to
the mothers feelings, and other eIpon
ses, he was permitted to oo his way
uumolestad And he never again will try
TO get even with Il woman.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-02-07
MRS mERroNS DKLss

hand
VIZ. utst can ve DO tat scefps' vss
,l.e ,psu,r. ip tone cf surprse
w. c.u der.lur. replied the s,'c. hesn
tats.Ir
Table ear. batuhy sboald vei
Frs reason 90 par Is feminine thtt !
tst.t ,appese 4, paaId ever occur 10 you,
Tba hc,ts.I layc uatA1g suitable 70
ee-.. And neryou. nule lsugh follow
"a lle roalession.
Rty. Nell. the dress you we're 10 moth
.,. last week ls the hauisomost thing
ant nd Won lock loytlv enough 10 it to
eIIsya other woman with envy.
It.a prettv dress, quite fine enough
fars family estdeuug. but it Is only IA
c..buerr.aftet oil, aud don't you see, Ton
this different sldr-s regular party. |
SUPPOSE every body worth kuoelug ID
teuuull be tb,r ard it is uot com
iartstIr srnsatIoo to feel yoarseIi tie on
IL sisllliy dressed woman 10 the room,
YIN precious little woman. you sto1ld
tsv, t.r .llcAett own that m1ue could
bur. II I could uuly snord g., blt yol
knew. dear, you were 80 foolish ss to man
~ per clerk on sma ! salary -------
w.. KNOW ,Iut,rtupted his wife, aud
VOC dot change him for tue richest klng
in n. world, but | thought, II you dld
not ctrr much about gCiug,w might stay
At h. H., can explain siterwsri to Frank
aud Su-.
But you couldn't explain to Others,
MI, srd wouldn't 1t seem rather strange
utgtd Tom, with q mans iuyettrste hor
ror Of dcpg something the least bit pecul
I liar Wlat could | say to the fellows on
the troln, the next day, If they asked Why
w. were uot at StaLIeys wooden wed
/ diu ? F,rN,y tody knows that we are
c3u-ls
Well, sc heard considerable about tie
supoysrce 4 Poor relstlons, but think
10 rhlr nstapce, the possession q rcu
one II quite ss Embarrassing sighed Nell
bopeyer, We seem likely 10 make ourseI
y,s uspeuous either by our Presence or
by ou. ahstDce, We may as well get "hs'
,I JOY NETT We can ont Of It, so / il send
uole Of acceptance
Brav, little woman, and ! venture to pro
phrry that, whether IN silk attire or cast
Il tIe gown, there Will not be another lace
lie 80 beautiful aud fair hs that OF my
httlr wife, Perhaps, before another year
81, may be able to ou'shine them ell l
olIy
lie checked himself suddenly
i only whalf Tom Merton, have yot
.oar daft?
vel, DO, not exactly, You see, dear,
had not Intended to tell you anything M
I'll the affair was settled; the fact is, Har
lis o, our head bookkeeper goes to Pam
he FIST of next month, and by bis adyic'
I've applied fer bis position. If | sue
ceed, II will mean Tor a thousand yea
With a possibility of still further advance
ment but don't be too ssngulne, as h
saw her eyes kindle I'm afraid Mr.
Lyon, our senior partner, doesn't exact,
favor me thinks I'm too yonng for so r.
spouslble a position, believe, but there
Nell, must be of or miss my train,
Two weeks later, Mrs Merton, IN be
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

Snn unoertesnebs Oeiua ct nnbet min'
brs bistist 5OrTus. Sun 5 GorNaa
er biStil pebtngns ai benus 2eSislatu'
Os unOertesnst Of 9uOetnsrsn.
Z Senatet inbtspsrebes fslsenb'
GurTlag: at faitiatte SberiHers Spurt'
fer for transport Of SinOsipss til
Gipler; peb sOrlep ON 9snninSer fOr
az fitsrsnOs ResiIter Of 9eeOs; psS
Siaier ONT gaalas Os Snotusierins a
8eiFnt.
s Suist fremiuttes fslseHOs 5Orilas:
8sb Rurpbp ON 9eItatnins Of Glen
bonn / uOrgauiisreOe Counter; ueb Sell
logg ON 2agebebnnbltns Of 8runtere
O.t.b. OeO en- Seslp Gnftult; ueb 2Ogan
ON 8Ortforpastning Of Stolelano OS
anOet StatslanO, buis Opoprtet for p
8rucsnt af ben tarsrebs 8arOi Os pilbt
9aub for ] grOceut, Grassland for
6~aUnegaus til 5 Gents per Gcre; oeh
8aGIen ON, at gern itul bO minoit go
Gage / 8iItritterns, f6reuO be fan be-
nptts fig at be frie StOler. Senii9ten
meO bette 5OrTas er, at 8srn fra
2anbOifritterue ftat betn[e StOlepense,
bpis be pil fretpsntere 8pItoIerns.
Decorah-posten., 1895-02-08

foraubre SiIteritoUsue, iua insen Sin,
Der er fauset inOen Statens 9rGnoier,
fan Ienbes uosnIpr Stutsn for at ialses.
RepreIentant De 2aittre fremiat
SOrTas ON llOOsIins Of gross earnings
Gtattsn. 5OrIGnset er / bet Sele lisi
ct lisnenbs GOr1as, iOm er fremiut
Senatet. Suert Gountp, boOr Der Ell
SsrnbnuelanO, faur iiteoetfOr al anosu
Gfnt 5 Gents pr. Gcre. &eiteu al
oenue Stat pil btiue uObelt paa famine
RaaOe iom nu.
8. 8. garrst, SstretRr for Stateus
GOrItns location, boloer fOrtibtn poo
meO at uonrbeiOe ct upt 5Orilas ON
8sfptteIie of stOUsue mob Sloebranoe.
Oct er Weuin9en at faa iamlet / bette
nBe GOrlas ale 9Ooe 8untter | be
andre 5OrTns. Oct beitemmer bt. q.
at @uuernsrsn Ital uonGune en- chief
fire warden for belle Staten. 8orsers
METRE, Sberiffer % andre @mbeos'
m9no Ital unoer oiSie Omt9noi9beoer
bore QsfIterenoe fire wardens. 5or'
Iuset oil, iuaiuurt bet er iGrbist, bltue
ooerIenbt til 5Orttomiteen.
Seuatet brugte bet meIte at 9asen
til &Omitems6er. ROgte 5orGa9 inOs
teuereOes, beribIanOt ct al Senator
Maur9au ON, at UoeroreOen TObatsrss'
ming Ifal Oare 8DlOig @runO for 9g8tes
ftabsitltsmisie.
so pitnlstomitesn iuOItiIeOe til 8eOs
tu9elie 5OrRn9et ON 0pf0reIie at ct
fieroe SOipital for S~inoSigse.
Senatet ltaOfateoe 8. 8. 8oipers'
llOu9Unelie til arbeiO5tommisier us
8erenOt GnOeriOns llOnGouelie til
MeieritOmmisiRr.