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Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12
garnlig grepaoresie.

garnlig g%repaoresie. Gil 8Oit'
buffet / Neubau (Joritao til @ien
i%noienbtes / SuIeusen ct 8reu meh
Ntoresie: all bet tiare ariltusbaru
/ 6immelen." Wan bar is9t eiter
greuifrtueren, Der baUoe iranteret 8res
bet meo ct 3 areu5ers 6rimerte, men
6Iotll ipr9ippes.
Farm, Field and Fireside, Gbi'
cage, i~trluer:
Silbage / 60'Narene.
Selt tilba9e / 1869, iDr ben fore
Chicago 8rano, bar en- al pore Meos
eiere, Dtr. @ilion, tienot meo en- 2ase,
iom oensans bUeoe paa @rauo Nue.,
nGr SOpne. 3Ottoren bauoe Opsipei
~alminoelis 9a9epraris os Oirebe fig
Eliot for 5abritatipn at Ell Gel 2ages
mioter, iom siennem mango @enerutios
ner bauoe paret tllberebt / Often.
@runoet paa fit iutime 8enIfab meb
8oftoren, tjenoer Wfr. 8ilion til, al
ban, 3pttOrer, enc U9 alene Oirer fig
for fin 5%prretuins os i'm 5amilie, %
at ban er Ell reli9igs % aiboloenoe
Mano. Der enb life uDoer 2obat / NOS
seniombelit 5orm.
Get er III lenge lioen bin tore raos
lomme Slbebrano, ba 9ottoren5 2abos
ratprium paa q. Dearborn Ct. bier
opIlu9t al be altiortarsnbe 5lammer,
os iom ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Spigrelien al
en- liben Spsnins / Narbeoen al bans
8olis paa 8eiiiben; men fra oenne
life npe 8espnoelie bar 5orretningen
uoret inbtil ben ioas paa Sopne Iue.
fortiettes i en- pragtis 5 Gtases gp8s
ming meb en- flor tilbprenoe 8a9bDgs
ming tilisemeo Moitinbpsnins, Der alt
benpttes til 5abrlfationen a ben famine
MI iaa samle Meotcin. Sele anoen
gtase opta9es al aontoret. 9prres
ippnoenien f~ore9aar / 10 iorifjeli9e
Sprog o9 4 itOre ilolifre Sfabe inoes
bolper Sreue, Spser % 8apirer, ueos
rsrenbe 5orretnineen ligeira ben fore
Slbebrano. st llbpre al en- BOG -
Der lises ben iisrite / 8eroen, inoebols
Der 3ulinoer al friuiaist ufsiune Sibs
nesbpro fra ale @eroens 9anter. 5or
omfrins ct Gar iioen Opisrte 8Otturen
meb Ell uosiit al naiten $4,000 en-
Notwithstanding neo Maifiner for
at resulere Temperaturen / 2agerrun'
meme ps bette er iaa bel ubfsrt, at en-
Snebolo fan lisse Der belle Spmmeren
i9iennem uoen at imelte.
Snbtil for nusle faa Gar iioen aper'
tereoe 9cttpren intet / gpilerne, ba
ban pibite, at bans Meoiein uiloe ar'
beipe fig ielu inb, men MI bar ban fire
Seuner i fin S%orretnins. ben Rlbite
alereoe ca. 80 gar, os oisie mente iom
iaa, at naar en- Tins er soo bsr ben
bape ben pibeIt mulise u%obreoelie, p9
berior bar | be ieuere Gar be beolte
Guiier ~inbebolot bans auertis
iom ielp life bet melt relisicie eaer uai'
bansise 8laoe pil naste at ~inotase ielp
ON andre mebicinite apertis iementer
na9tes Sptaselie.
gi pil life glue &aab til 9aierne al
The Farm, Field and Preside ON
bpab Slass Wtao eaer Mebiciuer be
bpr fjpbe, men naar be M / benne Glib
mootaaer Girtularer fra Or. y. 5abrs
men, 112-114 g. Sopne Iue., Gbica9p,
oa fan be pare fOriliret ON, at ban iaas
pel / %financiel Senieenoe Tom | sgrliss
beo er iulot uo paalloelis. pans Wea
oiciner er life af be ~alminoellse ps lite
tilialgs paa Gpotbeterne.
Sans gsenter er 5ult iom ielo er
blepea belbrebet ueb Weoicinens BRIG.
San aperterer aloris: "Snsen belbre'
belize, insen Ystalins," beler life anbe'
tales cen for S%psoOmme, Der trauer
firuraiit B~ebanollns.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

SRttroalsbaneu. Oct gaar raft
a Slauoen MI meo Irbeioet paa SGz
|aroalsbaueH. Stiunerne er lagt, %
grastCgsne gaar ca. l Wtil Oppper fra
SrtiarSiono. 2Gn9ere Oppe i Sens
nsIano r9 6rgelano ct Ell itor Gtrpfs
ming At 1erubaueliujeH uIlereoe plane
at og peuter fun paa, at @rustoset
tal TONNE rulence.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

Bette CT ben beofe Wnico:
ntng,iom noacmHnoe CT bmot
ben t,tinore bcmioleoe til at
iifre ia ct eget 9jemt, % oct
9j9loer fun at TONNE no /
betios % 8iere hg Yalg nGr
YD eaer Station. WILLIAM
H. PHlPPS, Land Commissioner,
Northern Pacific X. r. Sfrip til
A. e. Johnson e. Co.
Land and Emigration Agent,
l95 L. I'd St., . St Paul, MINI.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12
6oot 2ano 9iaiat.

If4 bag jt -a8sf q btaI &c., Or Ha., o. Cafaa.
100 OoO Aegro 3e"tnbaHctano. SmaafgB,
19mm ud1t 0s NlsE' ans, gau tuut & grisu sr nj iai
~ tDy g, npmaa'ra 5~fttIsgt. HG0Ersu5s Better
&c IRA " W NJ SfjO b. Aut Bang L5 "a tBe Ban
~. 10 Has JIHrlteI Alr b1ilt il Efr toe ito =
" aHtbeL GplpH.oe dGrug. AgCesier II. Uiurs
ran, BaoeHa, gt,Ha. lRrga5stte 5lspJ N2i-l8
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

Noritc Yrciters gllOer. glanot De
Gmbeoc URrenOe Yrelter / 9torge or 6
s0G Is aor 8amIe, uemlis 8. 8. Berg,
bot 1871 9, 8. s.. @eooe og s. 81.
gyun, fa0t 1918, 8. a. @rsnpolo, s..
2anitI8 % Is. q. 9bormoi9ter, ieot
lSl9. is 4reiter er melIem 70 os "a
Var. Mi0oclalOeren CT SO 9lar.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

rs Wars SubilGum. Gen 20oe
6ebr. feireoe tsl. Sranslatsr / GngeIit
Sb. gtieIien tit 20 aars Subilaum iOna
99rer / 6enssrs pripate Geallfule i
Narbus. Sfolebeltprer 5euser CAB !
3asens Gnleonins en- Miooas for 2as
rerperiOnalet, LEGION 0assn paa oil.
ben Maabe blep feitlisbolot paa StO,
(pu
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

0nifeS. -Gn nOrit Game, belit meo
~ npgen 2anueiie, iom bar alRrligheb til
Bern, % oil ouertaae Suieis 8sitprslie, fan
fiuoe ct aoot Siem p9 iaa en- rtmelis Beta.
ling for III VI beioe peo at beupenoe ia III
Mr. &. &. Solpith, 3reiioeut for Weial
Stampiug & Sptnuiu9 Co.. $3.50
Straigbt Ct, Grauo Raptos. aRib. AZ 81
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

WisiiOuar Sfrefsruo bar nplis til.
lteoe peo 6orberet oper Sapfuaro 8rgs
orene i minneapolis, os neotesnsoe ct
% anoet al fine Sastta8elier; bette
iaa en- 9iepurter; benne git itrnr iii
bans Siem Os ouerbanste BAN / ben
Grab meo Spsr9smaal. at ban fit
punpei uo al Streisruo noset ON bans
Daenins ON Sarrp Sopfuaro, iom itrar
tom / be ameritanife 8labe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

Mooe af Siifere. s Spea Sles'
pia bar Der p9ret aibolot ct Wtpoe al
s~siltere. Ger blep Der bolot ct Sore
orao. / buffet en- bis 9aelfe ifiloreoe
6orbelene peo en- 1olo paa Snofsrlleu
al 6iit. 3aleren i%oreilos iom eueits
Wliopel til at bape bet tplte 6iltert,
Der ilar lioer flor Staoe peo Mfasies
inbipriel al Glib, ell 2olo al 80 Yf.
for buer Ol ierit Glib. San iorlanste
Oo,aa en 9plo paa 5eritpanosFlt.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

cpsrfisrte at iOset. Gen 2oOs
aebruar bar 2ose, mel!em HDoebro %
SiO.ttiar uusrijDrt to 9rsnse, al bull'e
ben enc ltrar opoe. meoeus ben anoen
euOuu bite lipstssn eitsr Cusrtlsrpsr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

lllpffestilfGloe. st aluurligt llbelb
paslereoe iOrleoen / Stjprpins Meieri.
Observation-Disclosures Sart Senrit'
fen bar meO i'm Yisc saaet ouer paa
@lsieriet eiter en- Bale Malt. 8aa
Gruno al bet slatte 5pre inubleoe Sen'
ritien Oe uGlteoe / 5aloet ben meo fog
beo Melt iplote Bale ouer fig, iaa
ban bleo ilemt ifoloet, cg euppioere
brRtfeoe ban bet enc Ben.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

garnlig grepaoresie. Gil 9oits
buffet / gteubau (5uritao til @ieu }
in~oienbtes / Suleusen ct 8reu meb
Noresie: ali bet tiRre 9riltusbarn
/ Simmelen." Wan bar isst eiter
greuifrlueren, Der bauoe iranteret 9res
pet meo ct 3 areu5ers 6rimerte, men
biotil iursiapes.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12
WIAlNA BRAND IEH1R
Vanmennt Neninffinrlia-

~ no 90 mere taota Sotticnete ON
h''" EgacH 4~4rlntsre5 buCr fHtstt, srt ~ r.
lAGrr ~ A4aiidc Tor DgL b1tr altie. rHi4ttia Big H
lsoct Jl1Ui 5etlt 9lao. e. & xIbsrmau.
%2%I"&A III. 5aIt. Wta
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

6rosien libel. Susmano Str. Nlel'
len al Boris bar i'll. "Rinstj. u. 8sbl."
iprleoen blepet en- Del beruiet os er, oa
ban ON Iftenen plloe saa biem, fross
fen ibiel / Sueen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

Sulf nj. - NtH i%uo.rttg flare Datt.r Rigna
6atrire aisis oeo en- roIt5 1so situ ct tort SggsEsts ben
1880 6eb.. 26h aar aammsl. bOtttst btrpeo ~bsti.ub,s
slsres Tor 1lRst % 9enusr.
9aa mine Barns. beuoss 5~ortope ss % ssns 9ssne.
Lrne SauaHo.
GrsbritsBaLo, RorIe, 1885, 5eb 1895.
Srauta -SessIisft bs,lsnotsisres ior irauar,nos
SIaIt o. gsHHr at Bet btbigsoe SUB I I'm 9isoom at
~borttatbs, Tom Ut bGabsr, pso en- iatts Dab etter ct tort
SpsIsie min bsti stfeoe 0iano pans 3. srauta ben
2oeu 5sb. 1895. pan oar isbt / graus Vrsitssteto.
Saoe!aub, %orse. ben 25os 4arts 1928.
ara gerOen u ou iar'u til 9imltas itors Slot;
CUB gio, at pi msoss biauOt GHstcs tore 5tot.
6rso mto BIT SisD, ~osltsnet Oats bit Ntuos!
0lrs. Sn3e5ora 8rauta. /. GaIiisIisn.
@lrs. Dlatbta EsnHsiou, E. erauta.
Z 6. Srauta, Stlmsr .. gtaata.
2ats @iiou. Dinu 40e gsarts 1895.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

OiGalas.-Gn Gel Wsbler. en- np
aogeouH, Grlut9pper, BarneuOBn m. m.
sr paa 6runo al Bortreiie biaist tiliaioa.
"7eeornbs Roiten" anoiier. 38tf .5&5
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

ngfis Sia8G Irt o. Ndlif, fun 10 Gents i
"a 3se0w
aoresit: Is. 6. Brotpu. Nutin. ~ an.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

Stpst siOrt. Deb en- @uostieneite
/ 8rpant. G. 8, baobe en- Sfsier la9t
en- bel Sci ipauit &epper paa Cpnen
fort ipr @u%bstjenelten. ga BreIten
bespnote at prGbits, begpnote ben
itarfe 9epperouit at pirfe paa aaes
Raier i ben @rab. at 8reiten maatte
itanbie i'm Yraoiten os airteioltet be.
sipe Jig inarsit mulis uO al airfen,
ben @rao tos Rpiiussu Suerbaano.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

st itDst HDste. s "SUlbat slmts
NlUis" laies fplsenoe 8etienotsjsrelie:
"3a Der er uoiprsot Rpster ON, at
min Some er onb imob mig unoer min
Sp9bpm, ertlarer ies bette for bar
uianobeo. Irbeiosmanb
Niels Often, SplbRt."
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

9silanO5 nDe SOgueprei. aarl
jHItAs Arneien. ipm err uonepnt til
9siIanos So9uetalo, ct igot i Sriltis
ana lS47, altiaa en- Wano / line beolte
aaT 9on er &anoibat fra 1870.
9au er tire @an9e pnlgt til Ching
MONO ira SarpSborg, nemlig / Sc, 80
% M | 81.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12
III +.

Gienbomsialg. 9aa "Gserisgoaro"
! Malt Soan, tGt ueo aOngcaacn, er
tin9leit llotGssifjgoe til aarl g. 3.
Setlellen ira altop. ION bar fisbt @aa.
Den al areoitiureninsen / 9tingtjebing,
Der ut Den nola8t paa en- iprsj9pes
glttlon. aiobeium $4,000 Str.
Yaa "Glbpfgaaro" / 8obgl er
tlngleit Maseitiiteitjpoe fra g. Surens
zen III Sacob s. 9unb fra Gsblera.
8arOi AZ, 500 Str.
9oteleier 4iiupeber bar lolqt
"Gentralgotellet" / Gsbjera til ct 8 on.
lortlum ira Gsbiers os Sans for 1867
600 SIR. S%oerta9clien iter ben lite
M}ai.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

Zen ueobrGnote Sulutb norife
Strife bar iaast naiten $4,000 al ass
luraneefOmpaniet. Gpisrelieu al en-
ny airte er allerebe paabespnot.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

Yaitor Neis's &alb bar antaset
WisiiOnar Sireisruos 5reosiorilas, %
a~nbsialer ben JOrenepe airfes Qars'
msbe til psiaa at antase bet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

Seosfaio. 5bp. Subreftor peb Sa.
oerslep Stole 6. s. g. Srarup. 6anieu
er aisaaet ueo 3soen / 8igbenbapn,
bpor ban bapoe taset Spbolo eiter
1864.
6Du. Sauneicseo i Stietltipr 8.
=. 8alberg er ppo, 80 9tar a.
Sorserrepral eutant / ajDbens
bapn, 8aremG9ler 9. Mannbeimer, er
opo.
Gen oanlte @eneraItoniul / Stods
Dolm s. 9apiolOn er opO, " Iar gam.
mel.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

,,r ~ape. aOuiul @aoe i 8ers
an, 'as Nantet 500 arOnsr til Ser.
:" @''aie'' @euiiOnsfonO.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

MN s,n gOE ArbsiOeriorenims / stiitis
gi,u '"utF aI'ereoe eiter en- M.aanebs
"'''H9so hoo OieOlemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12
5olfetbinssfreoiene.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ST.. "5rebb.
amssan." a9ter %5orltfanoibat, 9rupries
ter Grnlt Seilmaun, gauuebjerggaarS
Nsooebo, at itiIe fig impo @pbseier
S. Sage / 5reoen8bore.
8pltetin9smanb s. s.. 2aurioleu
bar MI looet at m%ootase @ienpal9
Glnsitepfreoien.
SoflRgermeiter Soipben 8gnnen.
tamp er bleoen prptlameret Tom Spires
aanoioat I Storebepingefreoien.
S pnoerietreolen upItiQes @aarbs
eler Sanris Sarlen ium Spires aanDiz
Dat.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

9%lril0rute mellem OF. Os geitlano
nE' Aal3Drtlgto8 meuem ariltiania us
p'E0l Oar pGret unoer Sperpeielie /
e'f't7rel'en; men Regierirlgen opIprer
4''' oertIl, on 5orgselieu al Smfoit.
a'09erne aniee8 for TOR.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

SfibsIartem bar paret aibruoi ! lors
riae rlae / Sertusopmmet Slesulss
Siorue % i alsiunO. Sien bar en-
nttelle az Go CONNER paa Saners'
lep Gam. a%aneipret er ppperlls
0prbIlesula.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

SiamantbrDaup. Sen 21oe Sc
bruar tunoe i'll. "gib. Stiftst." 9is
tastsmano Sens Senior Suus o. gu,
itru Saniine @innerup i 9gpel feire
oeres 9iamantbrplup, tbet bet ben
Dag BAR 60 aar iipen bet samle gGstes
par ino9if sGsteltab. 0iamants8r uos
9omnlen er "a % Sruoen 80 Sar sams
mel. Munben er ipaselis, men aoner
raft % rgris / 5orbolO til 2lloeren.
Get 9amle 9Gstepar, Der i imaa aaar
bar opIpot en- balo Snes 8grn, er aret
o. a9tet / teres &reos.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

cer Ct uomRrtet COB 8laos ior en-
~ 3ottor o. Gpotbef. soot Get cement os
Is gtile I'll n9rmeIte 2ot,or. 6or nGrmere
luoerretnIng tenueno 3em III VI. Z. 3raa'
bel & 60, Gilfioro. ". Eat. 2S.2L.81
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12
Najt Gtenoottt m.
tilialsS eaer tiaeie.

Tiialgs. On 9oo 6anoelsiOrret.
nj a General Store / en- Bn paa ON.
trent 1900 Snobp8lere, COB @runo giues,
b~uorior ri auiter Of iRlee. Gorssie: Stor.
aasli Bros, SiluertoH, EregoH. 4245
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

n'o SrnnOtiIiGloer melotes til
3,r 'ya"'a 9ranouaien i 1894. 8 so
MT. ''sf lIlIteoes Slpen uoen granos
''''nst5 6iptp.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

h, sa"l0sIOnOet. Ss. Mai. auns,n
Inn. sIs1.'em f0rite SOfmurIfalt Srpli3
Net 200 sr. ''" '0' oaA''''0"'
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

alf'S' &oterpeOitpr uso Gpsu %
e0'oe'eS 9OiterpeOitiou s. 2. 9unO
y gt 'l'er Q~noragenOe erbolot NiIteo fra
s''l'nelten ira lite 6ebruar b. a.paa
S'ano al SDgoOm.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

Ctiales &c 6arm 385 4cres
nRr 3scprab. Wau t~ilitrioer 3ncob
5aas, 3ecorah, Roma. 32.21.ttJ
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

s'glIaars 5nbilGum iom Officer
,''0s Sarit8defeu / 5rebrifsparu
n'ataalo0rtaptein Baron Slim @eoel.
y. .',,'Oef9 Den l6be 6ebruar. San err
!" aar 8ammcl.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

C.arm tilialgs. = Zen er belia.
y Qeuoe 2 gft | Yeit for Mabsl. er 2l2L
Ncre tor. iRroeles soot uanoet mso Spriuss.
O. 6. gueitao. WGbel. Rinn. 1929
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

r,'' touOglenls grGnoepins amlas
b,,.. ,uo '0r 1894 uOsipr Ser. 1872, 900,
Pal uoOeles Ser. 1877, 900, bpiltei
1890 mere eno ifior.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

80 s'R9rFr pon 6attisgaaroem "aOl.
]Hne' $, Spustpebi, er / oisIe
Wv o'e0e1 anint iom SeItprer al Sp.
~ a,sa,sSanltolten "Sans gappelens
The herald., 1895-05-05

Some tim ago there was case being
tried in San Bernardo county involvi s
some water rights. The case was eing
closely contested and large number of
witnesse, had been examined. among
them several who were called as experts
on water systems and water rights. The
last witness had just tax n the stand
What is your ame--your full name,
please? asked Attorney Byron Waters.
rs ip o Craig"
"Redlands.
"You are here. believe, Mr.. Craig, as
as expert on-ahem !-on water-?"
There was sound as though a heavy
bu loing had fallen, confused din and
we'll nigh stampede. After time quiet
was res ored ag in an then was di :
covered that the Judge and seven mem
bers of the jury had II ia nte and rolled
out of their chairs simult eously, the
lawyer t the defense h d fallen over
bac wards and struck his cola bone II
a spid r, wh portion OF the cell &
whic had not been verp securely placed
hid Jared ose and fallen Just as pair
well b lanced brass scales. representing
justice. had tumbled off he bench and
rolled III TIL able.
At first it was thought that Scipios
frien at Redlands who were telegraphed
for would not be able to reach his side in
time. but he seemed to grow calmer, the
paroxsvsms became shorter and he is
now in fair way to recover
Mr.. Waters has since explained that he
had intended to say water rights" but
hadn't time to finish the sentence.
The herald., 1895-05-05
MAJoR-dENERAL A. Med. MccooK

Third Infantry regiment. He was en-
gagged aginst the Apache Indians in New
Mexico in 1857 and from 1858 to 1861 was
instructor of infantry tactics at West
Point. In December, 1853, he was pro-
NOTED to first lieutenant. At the out
break OF the war he was appointed colonel
of the First Ohio regiment of Volunteers,
and in April, 1861. was mastering and dis
bursting officer at Columbus. He re
ceived the brevet of brigadier- general of
the regular army in March, 1865. for SER
vices at Perrysville, and at the same
time was brevetred ma jor- general for
cumulative gallant services during the
war;
Lieutenant General Wade Hampton
won his spurs and title in the Confeder-
ate army under General Lee. He was aft
erward elected governor of South Carolina
and subsequently served with great credit
in both branches of the national con-
gress. He is one OF the South's most con-
spicuous orators and statesmen. Presi-
dent Cleveland appointed him to succeed
General Joseph E. Johnson as Pacific
railroads director.
Major-General Nelson A. Miles, who is
known as the soidier-orator, has the dis.
tinction of being the only general officer
in the Uni ed States army who rose from
the ranks. His military progress is evil
dence of his ability as soldier and he
has achieved considerable fame as
speaker and writer. The general has
frequently been mentioned as presi-
Dental possibility. The accompanying
portrait is from recent photograph.
The herald., 1895-05-05
ANTICIPATING CONDITIONS

Probably one of the most encouraging
indications of business revival is the
tendency all around to raise prices for
realty, products and services. But while
of course this is a symptom of returning
confidence, and therefore in sense graft
flying. there is danger of it going to the
extent Of checking the restoration of
normal conditions. The disposition all
around seems to be to lay claim in the
present to values that belong to the
future. This disposition to anticipate is
manifested in the East by demands for in
creased wages, and in several ins tances
strikes when the scale asked for is refused.
In way this is welcome as a refreshing
contrast to the strike against reduction
of pay. But its serious import at this
time lies in the earnest assurances of
the state of trade does not yet warrant
compliance with these demands, and that
ii they are persisted in it means "shut-
ting down" This desire to anticipate
the prohts OF time is very strongly in
evidence in Los Angeles, and the real
estate market is where it finds chief ex-
preston. A few months since de-
cided squirt was visible in real
ty values. People had commenced
buying again, and on som stree is
small boom" made itself apparent. No
sooner did the average real estate owner
realize that somebody might actually
wish TO buy the property that he had
haunted all the real estate agents in town
with for months than up went the price,
and he was actually no nearer sale than
he had been before. The effect of this
policy is plainly shown in the dimin-
ished transfers. If steady upward tend
The herald., 1895-05-05
THE PRESS ON NICARAGUA

Santa Barbara Herald: The conduct of
the Nicaraguans when the British landed
their forces at Corinto proves their inten-
tion to drag the United States into the
fight by forcing England into plain
violation of the Monroe doctrine. Of
course, after the refusal of this nation to
back the Nicaraguans. they could hope
for nothing better in resisting the British
than to aggravate item nto seiZing terri
tory nd thus involving this nation in
the fracas. Happily. the difficulty now
S ems to be in way to be peaceably
settled.
San Francisco Examiner: The Mica
raguan matter will be regarded as more
thoroughly settled when England shall
have withdrawn her armed force from
American soil. h re 5 much this force
might be doing elsewhere, some Afri
can trib S still own the soil on which
they W re born.
Riverside Enterprise IS England, it is
reported. will. call off her fleet and give
Nicaragua time to pay up. All things
considered it is just as well Uncle Sam
didn't spread his coat tails over the west
ern hemisphere and challenge the world
to tread on them.
Oakland q Enquirer: The Nicaragua
affair is settled. Great Britain has re-
ceived promise and guaranty that the
indemnity she demanded will be paid.
and she will now withdraw from the
country, Just as every person of sense
always supposed she would under these
circumstances. England is not fool
enough to wish to do a little thing at
great cost. There is nothing in Nicara-
qua worth the effort which it would cost
to take the country, in the face OF the GER
ia n trouble it would brew with the
United States.
Pasadena Star: Nicaragua's counter
ult,matum to Great Britain has been ac-
cepted and the condition precedent for
the payment of the S75, 600 demanded.
namely. the withdrawal of the fleet, will
be fulfilled at once. Now the admins
tration should Drace up the Monroe doc
trine and the Clayton Bulwer treaty, and
issue notice to the European powers to
keep their fingers out of the American
pie. 'rel 1ral -.e G.4EooH
Duluth News-Tribune: Nicaragua is
on a purely silver dollar basis. England
demanded $75 900 indemnity in gold.
That would have amounted to $l25.00 in
Nicaraguan currency ana it was about
$50, 900 more than the Nicaraguan treasury
could stand. Here is an illustration that
Coin missed.
San Francisco Bulletin: The Nicar-
aguans had the laugh on the British
when thev deserted CoIinto. but suppose
the English ships should lombard the
town? That would be quite another mat
ter and the Monroe doctrine doesn't seem
to enter into that part of the programme.
The herald., 1895-05-05
SUNDAY. MAY S, 1898
LA FIESTA HERALD

The HeraId's special La Fiesta edition, with
its beautiful illuminated cover and its finely
illustrated description of the recent Carnival
is admitted to be the finest and most artistic
issue Of a newspaper ever seen in Southern
California. The demand for this number rap
idly exhausted two editions, and third has
been printed and is now on sale at The Herald
business office in the Bradbury block on Third
street. Orders by mail or telephone will re-
ceive prompt attention. Purchasers, by leav-
ing list Of addresses to which they wish the
paper sent, can avoid the trouble of addressing
and mailing.
The herald., 1895-05-05
POOR RICHARDS DAILY SERMON

The wise man says, it is wise mans part
To keep his tongue close prisoner to his heart.
If he then be fool whose heart denies
There is a God, how desperately unwise,
How much more fool is he whose language
} Proclaim in public, here's no God at all;
What then are they, nay fools In what degree
Whose actions shall maintain t? Such fools
are we.
The herald., 1895-05-05
Three Army Leaders

Major-G General A. Med. McCook, who
retired from active service April Dist. is
now at Denver. where he has been in
command of the Department. of the Colo
RADIO since 1888. General McCook was
born in Ohio on April %, 1881. and is a
member OF that famous family of war;
riors 1.-THE fighting McCooks." He grad
uated from the military academy at West
Point in 1852. and was assigned TO the
The herald., 1895-05-05
DIPLOMATIC BLANKS

The Orange County Herald takes UNI
bragg at this papers recent reference to
James G.. Blaine as the Idol of Ameri-
can tail twisters, and asserts that, Just
at this time, with the many international
implications that are occupying the
The herald., 1895-05-05

A local wag, quite pertinently, says
that the defeat of the park and library
onds and the adoption of those for the
purchase of land for headworks for a
water system, and for constructing GEN.
trail poll station, would indicate that
the people care little about breathing and
reading, but are chiefly interested in pro-
curing something to drink and place to
rest when they are weary.
The herald., 1895-05-05

ency in prices is to be maintained, it
must be done by only taking the value
that belongs to the present, and leaving
the increase of the future to the people of
that period. This is the policy of equity,
and the one absolutely essential to pro-
The herald., 1895-05-05

Turkey sends out tobacco. the cereals.
nuts. almonds. olives. all sorts OF dried
fruits, coffee, madder, oum and an enor
nous amount of wine. the last named
article to France, to be retottled and ex-
ported. 4 very important trade is also
carried on in fish. sponges and coral
The herald., 1895-05-05

The German emperor's imperial train
cost $3.50, 900, and took three years to con-
struct. There are altogether twelve cars.
incluuing two nursery carriages. The re-
ception saloon contains several pieces of
statuary. and each of the sleeping cars is
fitted with a bath.