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Evening journal., 1895-07-10
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LONDON, July l0.-The Duke Of Port
land has been appointed master Of tn,
horse The Earls Of Dartmouth. Waldo
grave, Ranfurly ana Lords Churchill. Har
ris' Henniker and Lawrence have beer
made lords in waiting the Marquis q
Carmarthen, treasurer OF the household
Lord Arthur Hill comptroller of tn,
household, and Ailwyn Fellowes, vic,
chamberlain.
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Lay as n in a Trance.

James McClintock, an eccentric man
who lives In Christiana aud thinks
nothing Of walking to and from that
place and working all day In the Della
ware Iron Works, succumbed to the heat
yesterday morning before noon while at
his shop work He lay for over an hour
almost dead and apparently hopeless
case. Dr. David Stewart revived him.
however, and took him to Ohrlstiana.
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TO KILL THE CAR.

A Nihilist Conspiracy Discovered and Frus-
trated.
PARIS, July 10.-The Journals CORE
spondent at St. Petersburg announces the
discovery near Moscow of an extensive
conspiracy against the life OF tho ear
Tho chief of the secret police, after trac-
ing the conspiracy for over month, has
succeeded in arresting eight of the con
spirators, who include six recently par
doned nlhilists
The czar has rewarded the chief Of po-
lice with present Of 10, 600 rubles
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salisbury malI-carrlsr Arrested.

SALISBURY, Md, July 10.-Post Office
Inspector Max ell arrested Samuel Nor.
ris. colored, assistant mail-csrrier here.
to day, on the charge of stealing pack
ages from the post office. He was given
a hearing before Justice Trader and
committed for the United States District
Court in default Of $500 bail
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Dinner to Bishops.

SARATOGA, July 10.-A complimentary
dinner was given al the United States ho-
tel to four bishops OF the Episcopal church.
They We're Bishops Charles Todd Quintard
Of Tennessee, John Scarborough Of New
Jersey William Stevens Perry of Iowa
ana William d. Perry Of North Dakota.
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strlkers Attemnt 49,.

Norm FORK, W. Va, July l0.-An un-
successful attempt was made by the strik-
ers to burn the lime and Toulouse at the
Ashland colliery. Notices were found un-
der the Arlington company and Ashland
company Office doors saying this burning
was but % fOrerunner of what they would
do If their demands were not met.
Evening journal., 1895-07-10
An irrigation celebration In Kansas.

GoopLAND, kan, July l0.--rhe people
OF sherman county celebrated the compile
tion Of the state irrigation station, located
two miles cast Of here. The event is note
worthy heeause it is the first irrigation
enterprise that any state east Of the Rock
les has ever undertaken.
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Whole FamiIv Drowned.

PENN YAN, n. ", July 10.-Perry
Tutft his wife and threo children lost
their lives on Lake Kenka by the capsiz-
ing Of a sailhoat near Sandorsons dock.
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Cut His Throat While In Red.

WATERFOWL, N. ", July l0.-Eliiah ].
Fulton, a wealthy resident Of Antwerp
and hrothcr-in- law Of State Assessor john
ID. Ellis committed suicide while in bed
by drawing a razor across his throat from
ear 70 oar
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sinr rnr n nrnrhar...

WASHINGTON, July l0.-Judge White of
the United States supreme court allowed
o writ Of error in the state OF Missouri
against Charley Smith, sentenced 70 be
hanged today. A stay Of proceedings was
also granted.
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Goorgia's Federal soldler., coIonv.

ATLANTA, July 10-The first of the set
tiers in the big federal soldiers colony 10
be established in southwest Georgia. or
ganized by exGovcrnor Northen. have ar
rived and are arranging for those who nre
10 follow
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Two InataIiatIons M sIrht

Grand Master O. B Prettyman, Of
Dover, win install the officers of Industry
Lodge No. 2, A. o. u W., In Eden Hail
this evening. Tomorrow evening he
will perform like function for Will
mington Lodge No /.
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m Health l.ende to suioldo.

KENNETT SQUARE, July 10 -Junius
Miles. e well.knowD cattle dealer Of
Chester county. commit ed suicide by
hanging himself 90 his barn, In Kenneth
township, early yesterday. III health
bad caused him TO become respondent
10 was about 81 years Of ago and leaves a
wife and three children.
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Long.horemen,s Convention.

MINIATURES, July 10.-President Dan
iel +. keefe Of Chicago presided at the
opening of the fourth annual convention
Of the National Longshoromen's associa-
tion Of The United States.
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A Rescue Il, tho s,rs

ATLANTIC CITY July 1O.-Owcn Nc
Donald, a prominent member of the New
ark a. - lodge OF Elks, was rescued
irom drowning ia the surf at Virginia
avenue.
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UP GOES GLASS.
A Trust Has Been Formed, and Now Prices
VIII Soar.

WIN Soar.
ANDERSON, Ind, July 10.-The greatest
combination the window glass industries
has known has been consummated here
For some time the price Of glass has been
about as low as il was possible to make
il, caused by very strong competition
During the past year just closed IL COM
panies west Of Pittsburg have refused to
sell their product, and as a result their
warehouses have been filed. The remain
ing 10 plants west Of Pittsburg have sold
their glass, and as q result the end of the
season found 3S0, 900 boxes Of glass in
warehouses.
The II companies that have been work
ing on the quiet had 800, 600 of these, and
the half of the remaining 10000 boxes
win not be fit to move for brcakage and
assortment. The 10, 600 boxes win DO ex-
haustod ina couple of weeks, and then the
combine win have the market in their own
hands.
A raise Of e5 per cent on all window
glass has been made and after 10, 600 box
es are disposed Of the price win go still
higher According to the workers union,
the plants cannot open before Sept. l. and
the fact that the workers will donand the
restoration Of the 22l6 per cent cut of last
year win make the other manufacturers
make this concession If they start their
mills.
The combination will be known as the
Reynolds selling agency, ana headquar-
ters are in the Anthony block at Muncie,
where an selling win be made from, Phil
Matter is president, !. ID. Vandeventer is
vice president, ana Thomas Hart Of Mum
Gle is secretary Charles Eastman, the
youngest glass factory manager in the
United States and secretary OF the Ander-
son, the largest concern, Will be the acting
president and win have charge OF the Office.
Evening journal., 1895-07-10
A Cold snnn Enr Inun.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, July l0.-Ice formed
on water in tubs 40 miles north Of here.
The corn looks as if it was injured, but
It is thought to be too far along TO be Sc.
riously damaged.
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A flood In salina.

sALlNA, Kan. July 10.-The smoky
Hill river has brokon over its banks, and
people are leaving their homes. Boats are
running in the streets on the east side.
Evening journal., 1895-07-10
Canadian Tennis Tournamcnt

NIAGARA, Ont, July 10.-The Canadi.
an tennis Tournaments opened most auspi-
eiously on the courts Of the Queen ROYAL
hotel
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PhiladeInhln crlrlleiers Nm

PHILADELPHIA, July Philadelphia
aefeated Ontario IN the cricket match by
She closest kind Of a score.
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nhIcaro nlnaInr price..

Wheat. July. 0i5kG6f;. Sept G59k0ts; Corn,
July. 43; sept, 43ls: Oats. July, 2356; Sept,
ISIS: Pork, July. n 10 nominal; Scot lbs
asked; Lard, July, 6.24l6 Sept, 635 bid;
Ribs July, 60ly6; sept., 6 20
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Fine large pictures at so cents. Hirsm
Yerger's Art Room, II Esst Third street.
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Cotton-New York Closing PrIoes.
July, G u bid. 6.7s asked August, q. IS
hid; September, 50 bid; 6.si asked; October,
6 s. bid; ss asked.
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Artisans Savings Bank
NO sa7 MARKET STREET.
Wilmington. Delaware.
Wilmington. Delaware

Interest allowed OF deposits Of money for
one Of more calenl monthe kt the rate Of
per cent per enrums Money lEn94 %
nlortgEgee on rea tate.
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THIRTEEN MET DEATH.
Train Loaded With Pilgrims
Wrecked Near Quebec.
A SLEEPING COACH TELEsooPBD.

The Engineer ON the Second Section Must
Have Been Asleep at His Post, For He
Ran His Train at Fun Speed Into the
One In Front--AIany Seriously Hurt.
Evening journal., 1895-07-10

A DMISIsTRATOR's SALE OF REAL
~ ESTATE
BY virtue OF the Orphans Court Of the State
OF Delaware, in and for New Castle County.
made on the 3fd day June, A. D., 1895, viii
be exposed to sale at public vendue. on
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-10-25
FRANKVILLE NOTES.

Mrs. Jackobs was visiting in Waukon
last week.
Very dry weather here and well drill
ing is all the fashion.
j. j. Van Way will teach the None
que school this winter.
Prof. Wilbur Peck is out lectioneer.
ing; may success attend him.
Rev. Stubs will preach here on the
Frankville circuit for the following year.
Miss Macy McNair has been quite
sick with u severe cold for the past few
days.
Mrs. Henry Chamberlain has been
visiting her sister Mrs. Wilson, of De-
corah, for short time.
Rev. A. NJ. Perry of Nelson Neb. is
visiting his niece, Mrs. Gibbs. Rev.
Perry is an old friend to many in Cas-
Italia and Ossian, as well rs here.
Rev. Ridley, of Burr Oak, was visit
ing friends here last week on his way
to Elgin where he expected to hold a SER
les of meetings with Rev. Hubbel, of
Manchester.
Mr.. Gibbs has purchased an interest
in n drill and is testing the quantity
and quality Of Adams ale just now.
We understand by this that he stands
on neither of the old party platforms
this fall. PINKEY.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-10-25
The Theatre.

Below is a copy Of letter received
from Mr.. Potter of the Milwaukee road
relative to the movement of the Gala
bama" Company, which comes to the
Grand Oct. 2Sth. You will notice by the
route that nothing but large towns are
played-the company coming direct
from st. Paul to DEBORAH.
Memoranda of movements of Gala
banda" Company. Clement Balm
bridge, manager; Ii people; % pieces
of baggage:
Oct 18th, Chicago to Milwaukee,
train Z.
Oct. 2lst, Milwaukee to Racine,
trains "a and SO.
Oct. 22d, Racine to Waukesha, trains
33, and 35.
Oct. 23d, Waukesha to Portage
trains % and 5.
Oct. oath, Portage to WinOna, train 30.
Oct. 55th, Winona to Eau Claire,
trains SIS and 5.
Oct. 18th, Eau Claire to Chippewa
Falls, train Z.
Oct. 9th, Chippewa Falls to st.
Paul, Wisconsin Central Line.
Oct. 2Sth, st. Paul to DEBORAH
trains2 and POS. Baggage on No. 3.
Tickets issued and ali collections
made at Chicago.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-10-25
A FALSE REPORT.

The following is from the Fayette
Postal Card:
The Waukon Democrat reports that
''Public Opinion" ut DEBORAH, is pro-
mulgated i'm the interest of malcontent
Republicans who could not play the
party's organ established many years
ago. Such being the supposed case, it
will be a lively time for outsiders to
witness the "Rise and fall Of the Rush
i'm Empire"
We think it due ourselves and to the
public to say that the report that this
paper was started in the interest of
malcontent Republicans is falsehood,
started without cause.
This paper was started in the inter
ests of the Republican party and the
publisher. 1t is run in the special
favor Of no clique or clan.
We came here because we had a
right to as all American citizen, and
will stay here because we have that
right.
We know not where the Waukon
Democrat got its information, but this
we do know, that it was not through
the columns Of the Republican or
Journal of this city,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-10-25
"NUMBER NINE.n-

Down in front of Curtin's old brown chicken
coop
The gang would get together in very merry
group.
Little Jimmie AinSwortb with his feet as hot
as toast,
And his friend, our Papa Curtin. who gave
him gentle roast;
There was gentle Willie Merrick, who can
climb to b9at the time,
They will all get in and take a seat on the
boards of Number Nine.
CHORUS:
East side, West side all around the town,
The tots sang "Ring-a-Rosie, Number Nine is
coming down."
Boys and girls together:-Me and all my pals.
We trot to any kind of time
On the road in Number Nine.
Down in front of Weiser's drug store, non
pareil,
The gang did stop to see fox in little net
corral
There was Little Willie Collins, with an eye
for anything tame;
Jimmie Weiser stood behind him, but he got
there just the same.
We took him down to Daubney's by the tail
and little line
And loaded him in with Morse on the boards
Of Number Nine.
CHORUS
Little Eddie Curtin with brush and bar of
soap,
Was set back by the talent; for him there is
no hope.
Big. fat Gustie Neufert for his boots he sent
check.
He took fall the other night and lit in Wal
nut creek;
Keefe and Mcrrick dragged him ont of the
mud and n little brine;
We hooked him out and took him home on
the boards OF Number Nine.
CHORUS.
Little Hotfoot Smithie does sometimes Join the
meet,
But his partner, Henry Dixson, has very
chilly feet.
When our dog, billy" and his partner, Sport,
tree coon in an oak or pine,
We shake him down, and take his scalp, and
go home on Number Nine!
CHORUS.
TIN AND JIM, Battery.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-10-25
This First.

First, before making up n list Of pa
pers to be subscribed for i'm order to
provide reading for the family for next
year, get "a copy of Public Opinion, if
you are not already familiar with it,
and see what an enormous amount and
variety of reading matter it furnishes,
all carefully selected, edited and con-
dcnsea, There is no other paper pub
lished by reading which the busy man
or woman can 50 easily keep abreast of
what the world is thinking about and
doing. The readers of Public Opinion
get not one mans views or one side
only, hut all sides and many views.
ITS symposiums upon political, religi-
Gus, SOCIAL and other topics are invalu-
able to the student of affairs. Teach
ers in the public schools will find Pub
lie Opinions plan for tho study of cur
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munity, especially in the rural dis
tricts, should have n Current Topic
Club, with Public Opinion for its text
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card inquiry To the Public Opinion Co.,
New York CITY.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-10-25
BLUFFTON ITEMS

Pleasant, but cold.
Miss May Akers is visiting friends in
Hesper, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Murdoch have
taken up their abode in Bluffton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Feltus were visiting
relatives in this place last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Daubersmith, of Cresco,
We're visiting relatives here last Sunday.
Mrs. j. NJ. Akers went to DEBORAH
last Monday, to spend a few days visit
ing friends and relatives.
Miss Libbie Richmond, who has been
visiting in Decerah several weeks, re-
turned home last Friday.
Don c. Hall, mind reader, hypnotist
and mesmerist, entertained quite II
large crowd, in the Hall last Tuesday
and Wednesday evenings.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-10-25
A Ripe Old Age.
TIN AND JIM, Battery.

Tuesday, Oct. 22nd 1895, was the
natal anniversary of one of Decorah's
most aged citizens, Mrs. ID. Il. Knowl-
ton, she being ninety years old OH this
day. She was born in Window Conn.,,
1905, moved to Smyrna, NY, when she
was two years old, lived there until
1929, when she removed to Ann Harbor.
She here married Sewell Knowlton, q
soldier in the war of 1912, and in 1888,
they moved to Boone Co., Ill. Here
her husband died i'm 1866 and in 1858,
she came to this county.
She was converted in Smyrna, and
united with the Congregational church
at the age of thirteen. In 1910 she
united by letter with the Methodist
church at Bonus, ILL.,, and has since re-
manned in the NJ. L. church.
From her family of ten Children only
five remain, Mrs. G. c. Morse, Mr..
VIM. Knowlton, Mrs. A. M. Perry, Mrs.
j. s. Johnson and Mrs. A. j. Houck,
four of whom We're with her on her last
birthday. They rejoice in the love of
one of the sunniest and best mothers
that ever blessed the human race. AL
ways seeing the bright side herself, she
imbues all around her with her cheer
full and uplifting spirit.
Those who helped by their presence
to make her ninetieth birthday pleas
ant were: Mrs. G. &. Morse and grand
daughter Winnie, great-grand-daugh-
ter of Mrs. Knowlton, both of Belvidere'
Ill: Mrs. NJ. A. Mace, of Minneapolis;
Mr.. and Mrs. :. Cox, of Waukon; Mr..
and Mrs. VIM. Knowlton, of Waukon;
Mrs. +. Gibbs, of Frankville; Rev. A.
M. Perry of Nebraska conference. Be
sides these, were Mr.. and Mrs. A. M.
Perry and Mrs. A. j. Houck, of DEBORAH.
Mrs. Knowlton is now with her
daughter, Mrs. Houck, on Washington
st. Surrounded by hosts of loving
friends and children, may this dear
old lady pass many more milestones
upon Life's journey.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-10-25
HESPER GLEANiNGS.

Bad colds are very prevalent.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore
Nelson, boy.
Oscar Street is absent from school on
account of sickness.
Mrs. Josephene Strong is recovering
from long siege OF sickness.
Jeff. Meader of Canton came down
on his wheel and stayed over Sunday.
f. II. Weber and III. c. Rowe took a
load of onions to DEBORAH one day last
week.
Mrs. Frank Johnson and daughter
Myrtle who have been very sick are re-
ported little better.
Prof. S. r. Thornton, principal of
our schools transacted business in
DEBORAH last Saturday.
Arthur Darlington sold his farm east
of town to his brother-in-law Nels Mel
son. Consideration. $1,000.
Mrs. Clara Battey has been making
improvements in the way of taking
down her front fence and building a
new side walk.
II. M. Blont, Of DEBORAH, agent for
the Nurseries of Brown Brothers, of
Rochester, n. ", has been eanvassing
here for a few days.
Miss. Mae Wiles began her career as
principal of the Spring Grove school
last Monday. Experience as teacher
and Il scientific course ut Valparaiso,
Ind, equips Mae for the position.
The Boyce and Evans Theatre Co
are playing at Bolland's opera house
at Mable. They are very refined and
giving good satisfaction wherever they
play. The people attending from here
pronounce the acting fine and the Plan
ist is considered by leading newspaper
men the best in the West. They ex-
pect to play at q. II. Tabor opera
house next Monday evening Oct. %.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-10-25
BURR OAK ITEMS.
One more week of school.
Threshing about all done.

One more week of school.
Threshing about all done.
Nice weather but rather cool.
David Rice returned home last week
Royce and Evans Theatre Co will be
in Burr Oak Oct. 3lst.
Miss Edith Erwin is in DEBORAH
learning millinery with Mrs. Clark.
Clark Manning has bought lot OF
Mr.. Elliot, and is preparing to build.
We are very glad to learn that Rev.
Hilburn has returned to stay with Us
another year at least.
a dance at Will Peacock's last Satur-
day night; quite crowd and a very en-
joyable time is reported
Mrs. Joe Wernette intends to start
Thursday for visit with friends in
Union. She expects to be gone n
month.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-10-25
Bring in Your Poultry,

Messrs. DIN & Anderson opened
their poultry market on Oct. 18th for the
season, and will pay the highest market
price for all kind of good stock.
Poultry must be in good order, as
small, thin stock is comparatively
worthless; but as we are permanently
located here, we will be i'm the market
for your thin stock when it is matured,
Our place of business Is ut I20 East
Water ST., DEBORAH, near Haas meat
market. OLIN d ANDERSON.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-10-25

According to the jamestown Alert
the soil is now SO dry in North Dakota
that many wells have failed and many
small streams and lakes have disap-
peared. Water in fact, is so scarce
that threshing machine crews are often
obliged to haul their water supply 10
miles. Unless relief comes during the
fall or winter in the shape of heavy
rains or SHOWS, the ground will he too
dry for effective seeding in the spring.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-10-25
lust AS WE THOUGHT.

The Des MOines Register OF last sat
urday gives the details ola collusionary
arrangement between the Democratic
State Central Committee and Mrs. Nc
hurry, publisher of the Common
wealth, st Des Moincs, the state Pro-
hibition organ, by which that sheet
was to give its influence to the success
of the Democratic ticket. The Register
says that Mrs. McMurry had signified
q desire on several occasions to meet
Mr.. Walsh, the secretary Of the COM
mittoe, and that she had made implied
overtures to him that if there was any
thug ''in it" in q Financial way she
would lend the influence of her jour
nal to the destruction Of the Republi-
can party. by laboring with the Re-
publican Prohibitionists to support the
Prohibition ticket.
The Register says further that Mr..
Walsh had acknowledgements to meet
her, but before the evening set came
around he found out some of the Re
publicans had discovered the nature of
the relations between these supposed
leaders, and therefore did not meet the
lady. Upon being approached by those
Republicans who were ION to'i Mr..
Walsh, he finally admitted it and said
that he was tempted and fell"
PUBLIC OPINION has before called
attention to the manner in which the
Prohihitionsts of Iowa have been con-
\ dlirsiag themselves. We have had
reason to believe that there existed an
unholy alliance petween the Democrats
and Prohipitionists, and wehave taken
OCCASION to warn our Republican read
ers Of such relations, which might, if
the full Republican vote was not polled
inure to the injury of the party on the
day of election.
The above recital shows how much
honor there is i'm the breasts of some
ProhibItionists. They are willing to
sell themselves body and soul to the
Democracy for cash. They We're will
ing to assist the Republicans as long as
it incorporated cold water principles in
the platform. But the moment their
policies when placed i'm operation
proved failure) were eliminated and
the next best thing tried, they turn
their backs upon their friend ant! help
or, and ally themselves with its foes.
The Prohibition party is without honor.
For to advocate laws prohibiting man.
factureing and selling liquor, villify
the Democrats for their liquor affilia-
tions, and abuse everyone who drinksa
glass Of beer, then turn around and sup
port the very party they denounced, as
a friend of whisky is, it seems to us,
the most rank and rotten hypocricy.
All good Republicans sohuld he on
guard against these traitors to principle.
They are bound to eithercompel the Re-
publican party to adopt Prohibition
or defeat its ticket. Let every Rep
uhlioan go TO the polls and give the
Republican ticket large majority i'm
order ia punish these Prohibition trail
tors and allies of the Democratic party.
That Is the way to fix them. That is
the way to teach them that they cam
not run the Republicans, by any means.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1895-10-25

Last Friday evening, Oct. 18th,
a number of old soldiers, their wives
and daughters, gathered at q. A. r.
hall and had little campfire. l.. L..
Couse told about his recent trip to the
National encampment, his visit to the
Mammoth Cave, in Kentucky, the
national cemeteries, and also told
about his visit to the great cotton ex-
position ut Atlanta. b. Anundsen
related how he was mistaken for Sena-
tor Bean. Mr.. Bottom, an ex-Con-
federate soldier who served with Fitz
Hugh Lee in the Virginia campaign,
was present and spoke about the good
feeling that exists among the eX-Con-
federate soldiers toward the cX-Union
soldiers. Others spoke briefly. A
pleasant evening was enjoyed by all
present The next open meeting OF
Col. Hughes Post occurs the third Fri
day evening in November.