davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
MiuuctUt ia.

Narueicn, 0oten, YOtetesbillen.
9ittle Saas, 21oe Suli. s. GRAHAM,
ell berbpeuoe Isent for 5armreblfaber,
CT netop penbt bjem fra Ell &unoreiit
Wprriiou County % Tiger, at Nullnsen
iimpeltbcn CT prRstis cs ltornrtet.
&usitraaet bpier fig uncer Sasten al
De peliplbte w. 5armer Wans fielo
bar brast til Spen Yroper al lln
6aprc, Der CT oper 6 SOB bpi. 2pf'
telIen Of Stanslerne er pptll en- 2re'
bisSels Connie.
&ptetesaplinsen blir enOrna.
Dleset bar paret iast os ifrepet ON
ben aisnbssiernins, at Totetesbilier
9~liu,rer peb i'm 5rauarelie. Oct ipnes,
ium ONT @runben tertil er ct Snplte'
bpr, Tom ajgr Os ben 2ieneite at bore
ct Sul tuers oisnnem ben forbaote
SiQe.
Wiarferue er oglaa nRlter. iri baaot
iOr be %iaouanlis tillieSepGrenoe Srmt
Us Suietter, iom tGrer paa aullnsen,
% for DC rusiiife 3ioiler.
De slimrenoe uoiister bar oa psiar
iplot sarmerne meo Ell 2ilireosbeo Cl
ct Moo, Der er liseiaa meset paro ion
ielus slplinsen.
WlanfatO, 21oe: 8eiret bar bore
imutt, iioen 8esnen falot. Smorser
ifal Sueben itjarss oper naiten belt
gOuntist; paa Here SteSer er ben ale
reoe bsitet.
Subbaro. 21bs: S~iusbOiten bespnct'
6reoas; Den bar alorig p9ret beore
grene iuoeboloer fra so III IS aierner
Nlt anbet Smaaiorn itaar liseiaa 10
senoe. Npsle trOr, Speosn sil slei
n~eminitlis briuse 25 Suibels pr. aers
@racepille, 21oe: Oct instise Seir
icm neiten uaibruSt bar b%erlfet, lioe'
S%silaatten %bssgnote, sr ubelois Tor Sr
aplsn, ter maa iises at rare iplols
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
4eunn lUau I.

SfnDe pnn SiU on GtcnoOnl. &c
parfe &e9niiorme % 8anoltpi, ION
pou mango 9tar bar tiemicst Dunbar
og 5rafierre 0eromfriug, inotrai WInn'
bag gliier, oa 9teguen inlot ! Strsmme
RaIbruot / 3 3imer. 3ernbane!og or
iorIiuteos pna @runO al llueiret.
Ollie 8rocr melem Dunbar %
lluiOntomn og lau9e StrGtnin8er al
3,~ernbancIpurct er b~ortItpaeoe.
Se6osrue lauas Dunbar Greet
MA otte sr,be til 5lu9tcn for at reOoc
9juet, % mango 8pgninaer reues neo
al Speriu0mmelien.
On Bumper ueo Cambria Serntom'
panis 8erfcr, Gamuet 28aibabaugb,
cmfom ueo 9rutning, ioet Y%nmpeDuiet,
citer ierlt at uHre u~nbererauet al 8an'
set, itprtcoe iammen % forteS bort al
8anotrGmmen.
Gfaoen pnu Gieroom gaar op
mango 3uiinO 3ollors.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
Il bet.


6rubearbeiocrnc / GcnereoO | Stas
ten Yicrito giorOe iOrleoen Cprgr mob
0trbcioBoioerne. 3e t0a ben III en-
u~Hrliggenoe l,oen Bp. bei1iteoc ben
% or MI / aaben Stamp meo autorite.
terne. @ruberne8 Spipusmnno r6mts,
oa ban irpgteoc for at blue ~inigmproet.
Ser cr Omtriug 200 Ntanb, Tom oelta'
aer / bette Gpitpr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
G ND Safpta.

Grano / Nberbnn. Den itcrc Yat.
bob, Der bar ijenot iUm sberoeen Ylpiu
Sactorp % eieoes al Gberbeen 9tatios
nal 8ant, nsbtr9uote til @rnnoen ST,
2 spnoas Mu,9en. Sp9nlnsen bar
life asiureret, ~llseIaallot De TO Srac'
ton engines, ium f%prelDbis bar iat ino
Der, % Tom oct uil foite $500 at iette
/ ibruabar Stanb. Iberoeeu Wlia so.
bauoe osiaa ct tort 8areoplas l Sps'
ninsen, Os her er Sabet osiaa totalt al
Manscl paa Slsiurance,
Slosbranosn ipnes paaiat al Sanos
Irpoere. 9iatten bar title; slsrs bar
NOT itprre Sfnbe bnuot. Obi Der par
oaurliot Srpf paa Sanoet, cs Sranos
mano Fabet baube mescn Mpie meo OF
uoigre tit Irbeioe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26

bort. Settlernc, Der Dor / &nrbeoen
al oisie urotig. Suoinuere, iorlaoer
fine 6arme, ba De irrgtcr at bin, mpr'
oeoc. &pomiu9s Milltsre9imenter bar
facet SrOre TT at bare iproi9. til at
rDtfe no, CO oct er i~unoipnliat, Of De
6orereOe Staters Soloater blir uos
fCmmanoeret Tor at buloe bi8ie Snoia
mere inoen HeleruatiouenS @rRnoier.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
SIlinoi}.
grnffebe Haffen nu0er gaoning.

grrffcoe Haffen nuOer gaoniig.
EttaUn, 2loe Sui. Nel5 6Ocum, Der
arbcioeoc for 9eatb & Miaisan i G6is
cage, "a iom tilbrnstc fin SOmmerIe'
RE urr Gttaipa, orutneoe peo yIio'
oa9stioer / Scr .HiOer.
0ocum ian / 9eir iammen meo nogle
9nmerater, % uopaa Go9en beiIutteoe
BE- Of tngc ct Dab. Den lltpttellge onf-
feoe ga fra en- 6 SOB poer 8ano ilaoen
.li9aenoe 9liiat5 % Nd paa, boao Der
bite fig at pore srgnbt 8nnb paa fun
tel en- 6obs 9Dboe.
9tnftcn CT i~auoiDnlis npt 6~rnttet, oo
ban fun tjRmpeoe ct Gieblit, inoen ban
ialot o6o bngooer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
W as5acbn ett3.
Spinerpriierne itiQcr.

SVIBVIVIIItIHt FlBVl. OVT'V"'
20oe 9uti. Spiaer al ale Sla9s Itadr
loa9 so Gents bDiere, euo be bar igaar.
Gennc Sororouiu9 er Geiultatet al ct
Wtgoe / 9iepere 6puie al ben e~retutiue
9omitc iuOen Staultroao' og Spiger'
Iabritanterues Jorburo / De Goreneoc
Statsr. 8aumnterialet5 forg9eoe 6Oit'
pris Og 9lrbeioernes iorbsieOe 9snninz
GER lite Suti bnr SfDtOer, flyer So
brlfauterne.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
Nlaifa.
SelcQr0ilimie QlenneM Mlnlfa.

@eltern linton telegraph 60. t9nter
MI paa at tuse ben 9amle Iorlaote Ses
lesruilinie sieunem Sritii6 Columbia,
iom Photographers for 30 slar iiosn, !
Seliobefie % iuloigre ben via Selrin9
Straoet ps Siberien iii europa.
Gen samle 9inie pil bliue repareret
Og iorlGnsct til 5OrtpsM ile Greet oeo
gufon 5lOOen % S%ioelinicr cerira III
Sitfa % Suueau. 9llaifa uiloc iaalez
oes TONNE / 6orbinoelie meo Den pp=
ri9e @eroen, ira bUilteu ben MI er ito
ferret,
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
G Derige.

Soma Cstar tilbrlng.r jim 6eric l
Maritrnno. telesraferes ira Stodbolm
ben 21oe os. San bar falot III Jig
Or Statsraab 5borne % aumobst Gam
ON at banne ct a0alitions' Winiiterium.
Sr. 9borne bar paataset Jig bette ars
bai0e.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
Chl9.

llograpuinger. 6rantIort, 2loe
Sutj. Is. S.. YiOoreGeao, Serge for
observation-disclosures Wiuiemn, bGr 9jort
noale intcresiante Spou9clier ueo iores
tagNc llO9raunin9er | 9amle alGmpe
bgie EcrOmtring / ben forlgbnc uge. S
en- Grapbpi IauOte3 nj Sfeletter fun to
SOB unoer Sperilaoen i ct Sag al
Stcn9rus. Senbysnin9en tllDerer uus
0eriatijge, iraitige, multellterte MGnb.
stnncn CT tDf r9 liot busluet, meoens
9(nIi0tsuntelen CT lau. Oct Sele peser
tilblec paa ct Iapt Sulturtriu.
andre @rapbcie ianOt Mr. &uores
6sno Bile, Sppo, 9r:r, Sobbcr' Brace
letter 0. /. peo Chen al etele:terne.
Smcrtcinlo SOB. Cincinnati, 21oe
Suli. Gu u.ItlRot ing Dame anuos
oeoe i1oar ON Sptaselie peo Glnctns
natis Spipitat. gun leuereSe ct greu
ira Hricrin0en peo 9loitret, bupr ben
uuse Game Dauoe ppbolbt Jig. 8recet
sif no pn1. at S2reren, Wtiis Nellie
5Gomas, tapoe pRret aniat i no9er
Glo peo 9lofret % lco al opiou!meoe
8eu "a 6poocr. 8eo r9rmere lluoers
ieaetie Tom bet imiolertlO for 3a9en,
at Sen % Sober q iuloe al 9taale,
% at oct bleo nDooeuol9t at itJere Dem
op for at ijerue bisie. 3tfe nliupre eub
Al Taale ijerncbes ira benbes 2egeme
isanr. Buurpaa Operationen matte ubs
lattes til ioae. oa Fun bar temmelis
m~eotaQen. 9Ggerue tror. at flere pil
iinbes; De tror psiaa, at Slooiorliits
ming fan irotrRSs, / builfet SilI9!0e
ali Saab er uoe.
8isen tuiebe ii9 IGnse for at rgtte
no meo, bgorcan ale pisie Naale par
fUmne Der; men i~luttelis rptfeoe bun no
mso Ssmm:ligbcoeu.
Sun bauoc / ilere 9lar paret i Zen
sObe 9pross 8iOiter" ps bar ior9lore.
los % enc / 9erben. Men unber lit
OpGotO / &loitret bapoe BUN baaret Jig
gait ab, pg for bper Spno, bun bapoe
besaaet, bauoe bun siort Sob peo al
tuiuse Ell Naal inc Senet. Sum Ia9oe,
at bette bapoe uulot benoe br1noenos
Smerter, ps at De uite bleu benOe lises
irem utaalelige; men BUN iDlte, at bun
buroe % ituloe bore Smerterne ION
strni for fine Spuoer.
Gerne 6remsaussmaaoe baooe FUR
iulst i oper ? 9Iar, os bun uioite life
bpcrman3e Nnaie, Der unr gaaet mec.
6ur % en- anOen Iise babe iDnoet
% Straiien bauOe buu ielu plnlngt l9
Hp Sliebrsno. Slisbr6noen pat
Gbp 6arren urr 5rOimooo. Montsr
merv Gountp, blep osn 22oe "itIot'
m,b 40 auart Ri~r,aIpcsrin, % p:I
giuer M 20 Barrels DIE on Sa9en
Jasmano i Olisiorretuinsen flyer, a
bette sr ieuuspot meo 100 Barrels
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
Gnln M bin.

6u Strife CT uobruot blauot Dot
arbcioerne / Gofou. Zen 22oe os. be'
rettes, at DC iorte Weinnitere os ar'
beiocrc / 8aunma bnuoe ~jluttet zig til
stritcrue. % man Irpgteoe for, at be
piiOe lG09e S~inoriuser / geien Joe
Gti6siatten % 3ernbaue!raitten. Der
er Itor GpbiOlelie blauot aae Sanl'
iunosflasier.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
Il II.

Soauofgterne. Siiicieae &appUr'
ter pier, at NpIiusen life ouerItissr ct
9jennemInitlig uobptte. Sceoen er
ira 10 til 80 Grpcent bsitaoiset al
blight. 9~mtsrbue6e Os girtsrrus CIR
ct acot uobDtte.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
Staltem II.
4 0frjouer orufner.

ben 22oe Suli. Sc italienife 9ampere
"Grtssa" os "Wariap" it0ote mat
iammen uoenipr Siola Def Biuta ueo
,Snoieilinsen iii Genoa 8usten. 4@eas
riap" sit gieblittelis thumbs % las
8erioner brutneSe. Oct ulpitelise
Glib par pau Seiie ira Rsapel til Ga
9lata. Oct bapoe en- geietnius al
II 9tauo % l73 Iasia9erer. "Srl
tega" Oampeoe no fra Sauneu % "Ma=
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26

/ Seit for Sibpeming bar i~lnttet ia III
Streiicrue, og bet beoer, at Champion
o. Republics Uiinerues grbeioere uiloe
ialoe IND i 4G5et ui faa Gage, buls oct
life tommer I'll Ell mlnosIIs Gp:renss
fnmit.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
y 0 h nj II.

Soroeu innfer. 20 Suie / 8ruer
liaaer / 8uiner paa Gruno al 5oroens
Spntning, % $500 Ierioner bar ior'
laot fine Suie, foroi be irpster for, at
oisie uil iaIos iammen, oa Soroen ita'
oia infer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
min.

Strcif. Sem SunoreOe Grbeibcre
ueo @lenuopo Mis. Gp.s 5abriter |
@lenlpppb neolasoe i Manoass lit CIR
beioe i Saab ont bcruso at aicnncm.
tuiilse Ell bpiere 2Gnsturii 90 Ell re9eIs
masiis S~etalin9soaa.
st gicbe aiGOlces / Gaaogu56p8
nln9en.
Ssiaa Ell aarsicit. ocrSa8 Den
21oc Suli ieitlisbOloer Spen Yblaips
@arsoasen iur fin @jenupbpsseiic eiter
ben Srauo, Der lasoe Den iuloitenois
i glife. Spr ct 9lar iioen Iso SenGus
nelien "ocn ncobranOte Sp"; men
oenne forte 5io bar ben iorruaaet at
reiie Zig al 9lIfen, Zig ben 6u9l 6pnlr,
~Iurpnget % mere leueopstlg eno ier.
Streifen enot = Irbcioerne panot.
8enuiba, 22oe Sui. Gen Streif, iom
blep i9al9 ldt per 1or ~ 2a9e Noeil, CT
aiuiflet, iOet Suiitepuntterrc or btla9t
uoen Sulpglit. Seiren ct i~nloItRnoIg
ipr Nrbeioerne, Der s~jenppta9er Dirt
Iombeoen imorsentioll9.
Streif. Nurttiueitern 2umber Gas
tore Sasmpller i I%Orteruiae luiteOes
ben 23oe bs., ioroi Nrbeioerne, otr
baooe iorlanst 9gnsiOrboielie, 9lorOc
Streif. Streiferues 9lutal er omtring
$50.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
GaliiDrui 4.

Wiuebrano. Nngcl's Camp, 22oe
Sui. Ser UpItpo Srano inoe I Utica
@tinen mat. us Der brGnOer ircmoeles.
Sabet pil i~ifterlio nan 100000.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
Vaa &rigsften.

Wuc elbonnentcr bill faa Ycapn.
selien Of oemne in~tcresiante Snrs
tnutns, iaalGn8c Spiaaet parcr.
Ger CT life mango Gremplarer til=
tsge.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
u c 10 y 0 {.

G~ri9sIfibet "Wiont9OmcrD" nntom
ben 2loe os. iii gtsp Yorf meo s Wfeo'
lemmcr al Nicnrasuu'aanal SOmmla'
iicrer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-26
alpsriiaiemtnier

ras i~nottgsvss isntt bucr RanodI ~ IUtsodl Wor'
ach @gcrit5icmenttr ia0t1lsl.ii's 1 to pda bHaaotn
~fet5cuoe 3Imsra. msoniinore ert uoituiicitl i5ridHs
ass. Cots Ct H0Srtigismeai. BEG iNt i1mErr tno I
Ltr3eaaSaunertt T. Or. i~ogar8ss tusrpi'ft3 8aR]f.
III Set IoHma iuot3 Iirsoasjaauisrf 9rtoe. o'r Iao''
hos5ev Hosrt3i,atatsF tom be-; baiics mct. bgr Hrr'
les apettisismsat t oel nsore G,sEne pad GsH'
pelatei.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-19
RECOGNIZING THE PRESS.

Newspaper men on Republican jour-
nails have been we'll taken care of in
Wyoming. NJ. c. Barrow, of the Bud
get, has been sworn in as chief clerk
of the house; j. C. Aigesheimer, for
merly of the Sum and Tribune, has been
appointed chief clerk Of the senate: ].
F. Crawford, of the Saratoga Sun,
enrolling and engrossing clerk of the
senate, while r. c. Morris. through the
influence of a Republican paper, has
received the appointment of private
secretary Of the governor.
We are not much in favor of appoint
ments to office as political rewards.
But while the practice is prevalent, we
think that newspaper men, in great
many instances, are at least as much
entitled to such recognition as other
workers for party interests. There is
this to be said, too, in their favor:
They ara not only deserving Of such
places as can be found for them be-
cause of their work for others, but they
are, as a rule, competent men whose
journalistic experiences have fitted
them for the duties they are required
as public officers to perform.
Of late years these two facts have
been gradually coming into prominence,
and several appointments to Federal
offices of prominent journalists have
been made. We believe that, as a rule,
men of experience in the newspaper
world will prove efficient in official posi-
tions i'm the political world Fitness
should be the first qualification i'm such
selections, and if service to party is
to cut any figure in them at all, news
paper men certainly have a big claim.
in consideration of the work which they
do for their respective parties, which
too frequently passes by without even
thanks or the slightest acknowledge
ment of any kind. Wyoming has shown
its appreciation, or rather the Repub-
lican party in that state has manifes-
ted that, as usual, it is ready to take
care of its friends.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-19
WHERE ARE THE "LIEs ?,

In explanation of the Scotch potato
importation matter, which has been
made the vehicle of so much Tribune
falsehood and abuse, The Herald, on
Thursday, stated that:
During the late campaign, reports
were circulated among The farmers
that Scotland was sending large guam
titles Of potatoes into the United States
and that was running the potato mar
het here. The statement was traced up
and discovered to be false and was so
published at the time. 1t was that
which the writer alluded to in his letter
of reply"
To this the Tribune responds:
There is hardly a word of truth in
that and proceeds to ramble over
ground enough to raise a. large guam
toty of potatoes without coming to
the point of the argument, but again
says: There is not the slightest proof
of any such thing" 1t becomes neces-
.sary in view of the denial of the Trib-
une, to go to the exact facts of the
matter which The Herald had in mind.
During the campaign last October
the following article was published in
the Idaho Falls Register, and was used
as a campaign document:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-19


nond, for Salt Lake Herald, Idaho
rails, Ifa. No, nor is there probability.
Your message just received.
ANNUN, BERRY & SMITH.
What is the use of the Tribune's
roundabout verbal excursion, in the
light of those dispatches? The stery
circulated in Idaho was repeated in
Utah, and was probably the same as
that dealt out to the people by Re
publican stunpers in Wasatch county.
Now here is the letter, as published in
the Tribune, which that paper says was
"a five line note containing half a doz-
en- faisehoods, and that the writer
told about as many lies in his reply
as there were lines to his letter
Mr. Thomas Monks:-In reply to
yours, just received, [ will say that /
think you were mistaken The state
ment about the importation of pota-
toes from Scotland was published and
was afterwards proven ito be a canard.
It was manufactured for protectionist
argument and [ believe was untrue.
Yours, etc,
C. w. PENROsE.
P SIT is possible a. few may have
u,
2.
This, as we have already explained,
was a private letter for which nobody
was responsible but the writer. But
since the Tribune has paraded it in
public without regard to common
courtesy or propriety, and has repeat
eddy accused The Herald as we'll as the
writer of lying, we clip it from the
Tribune, that it may be seen how much
lying there was in it and how much
The Herald had to do with 1T.
The writer of the above letter says
he supposed the reference to the Scotch
potato Importation in the question
asked, was the same as the Idaho and
Utah campaign roorback, and imne-
diately answered giving merely his
opinion. In any event it was but an
opinion, honestly given in private, and
no gentleman would have made ct pub
lie in the manner in which this matter
has been handled. The facts referred
to in the letter are absolutely true, as
will be seen from the article and the
kilograms we have reproduced. Where
is the '1ie?' Is it anywhere but on the
lips of the scribes who have exposed
their baseness in the paper which sell
dom if ever is printed without one or
more deliberate falsehoods?
The truth is, those same scribes are
Overlooking with bitterness and gall
not only against The Herald which has
so MANY times eXnose5 their iernOTanf
laundering and shameless mendacity,
but against the individual whom they
assume to be responsible for The Herald
editorials. They cannot contain them
selves within the bounds of journalistic
courtesy, but must, when worsted in
polemies, resort to gross personalities.
They are unfit to be entrusted with the
power of the press and none of the
epithets which they habitually apply
to their successful opponents is too vile
or shameful to fit their own case.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-19
THE PRINCIPLE OF THE THING.

We did not expect the people who
published a private letter with the
name Of the writer, and then charged
it to a contemporary, would under
stand that it was a. breach of COM
mon courtesy and violation of ordin-
airy decency. They see no wrong in
it, but brazen it out with the shame
lessness and effrontery with which
they usually stick TO bare-faced and
palpable lie, and meet a complaint
from a victim of their mud-throWing
by rubbing it in"
A paper which will manufacture let
ters when in need of such weapons of
assault, must not be expected to hest
tates at publishing a purely private
communication any more than it mas
hesitated to spread before the public
other private letters, said to have
been picked UP in the street. ana the
printing of which was on a par with
petty larceny.
The creatures who do that kind of
thing may not understand that they
have exposed their brute breeding, be-
cause they do not comprehend any
thing above it, nor that a gentleman
would no more attempt such a thing
than he would to play the spy OF pick
a pocket. The Tribune literary hooters
have demonstrated, time and again,
that they will get down into the gut
ter and revel in mire, and at the
same time pose as paragons of purity
and patterns of propriety.
After perpetrating the indecency
now complained of, instead of recog-
nizing the fact that it has committed
an act that is akin to crime, it en-
deavors to mix up The Herald with the
private letter, tells what it Suspects
as though that We're argument, amt
proves clearer than ever that it is
lost to manhood as it is to truth and
decency.
The only proof necessary that the
letter which the Tribune published in
its editorial columns was a private
communication, is the letter itself
signed by the writer and with which
The Herald had nothing to do. This
paper made no alluslon TO it, gave no
authority to it, there was nothing iii
it or in the question which it ans
wered intended for publication in The
Herald or elsewhere, and the stamp
sent for reply was evidence that
the whole matter was private and not
public.
In expressing The profound con-
tempt we feel for the cowardly crea-
lures who delight in the kind of work
which is special to the Tribune" we
voice the general opinion on the mat
ter. entertained by gentlemen of differ
ent parties who have spoken on the
subject. If the Tribune people cannot
appreciate the meanness of the meth
DDS adopted by its editors, it simply
shows that they are all of a color and
fit to grovel together in the same
slough.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-01-19
SIXTY THOUSAND DOLLARS LOSS
To the Farmers of Bingham County OF
To6tafOeS


To the Farmers of Bingham County on
Potatoes.
The Register has always advocated
that the tariff made better prices for
everything the farmer raised, but an
example that strikes right straight
home has not been fully demonstrated
as pointedly as that which has been
produced during the past week.
Several of the merchants of Idaho
Fails have been shipping potatoes to
St. Louis. They were paying 90 cents
per hundred pounds or so cents per
bushel. The freight from Idaho Falls
TO st. Louis is g. cents for 100 pounds
or 40 cents per bushel.
This made the potatoes cost 80 cents
per bushel laid down in st. Louis On
Saturday last several merchants of
Idaho Falls received word from Annun,
Berry & Smith, the firm to whom they
had been shipping, stating that a cargo
Of potatoes had arrived by steamer
from Scotland, and they could not re-
ceive any more at the price they had
been paying.
Under the Mckinley tariff the duty
on those potatoes from Scotland would
have been % cents per bushel. Under
the present Democratic tariff act the
duty is 10 cents per bushel, "a difference
Oh 10 ceDSSs Jll6 Ill6ICHdIIGS
of idaho Falls have been Obliged to
make reduction of 10 cents per hun
dred pounds and will probably be COM
PEELED to make q. further reduction.
The Register has estimated that there
are 1000 carloads of potatoes to be
shipped from this county, and we are
advised by those who are well posted
that we have not over-estimated. An
average carload is 600 bushels; that
would make $780, 900 bushels, and re-
duction of 10 cents per buShel, would
amount to 100000, which is the amount
the Democratic party has taken away
from the farmers of this country and
they should not forget that every
Populist congressman and every Pop
ulist senator voted for this Democratic
measure
The Herald representative in idaho,
believing that the story was false,
telegraphed to the St Louis firm said
to have sent the word to the Idaho
Falls people and which he found to- be
highly rated by Dun & Co., and re-
ceived prompt reply. Here are the two
dispatches. verbatim:
| Ihado Falls, Oct 81 Annun, Berry &
Smith, General Commission, st. Louis
Please wire me if you have received
cargo Of potatoes from Scotland under
| Wilson bill.
| RAY RAYMOND.
For Salt Lake Herald.
| st. Louis, Mo-. Oct. 29.-Ray Ray