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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

Boston Advertiser

II is a popular opinion with reference 20 In
dian wars that the United States army officers
and the class OF people sometimes designated
az "mdian rights fanatics" are diametrically
opposed. This IL true far less frequently than
uninformod people imagine. When tho pres
ent outbreak In Wyoming occurred The Ad-
yertiser pointed out the fact that it was
caused chiefly by the outrages committed by
the whites upon the red men, for apparent
purpose Qt forcing war that could DO made
an excuse for robbing tho Indians of their fer
tile lands. Whoever will take trouble 10 read
what has been said on the subject by army
officers within the past q hours will discover
that they with practical unanimity reafiirm
the Judgment already pronounced in these
columns.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

THE London Daily News speaks with
all the emphasis OF disgusted loyalty to a
suspended cause when ii observes that
''Irish Home Rule Is, OF course, hung up
side by side with Welsh disestablishment,
but the ridiculous conduct Of a large sec
tion OF the Irish members, who insist on
washing their dirty linen In full presence
OF the electors while they are giving their
votes, deprives them of practical sym
pathy."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30
Consider the Lilies But Don't 30 Near
Them.

To THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS:
SIR--Just below the Lakewood station on
the Oakland Beach road there Is a large field
gorgeously sprinkled with wild lilies that
would delight the heart of even q Journal edi-
torial writer. Contrasting strongly with Ma
ture's generous display is little sign board,
the only evidence of the owners care, saying
"KEEP OFF THIS LOT"
Can anyone tell tell US If the proprietor is
saving the lilies for the Flower Mission, or is
no afraid that some child might amuse itself
by plucking "A few OF themf
Does he go out and sit ON the fence when
his work Is done and feast his soul with gaz.
ING on their besuty9 Or, is IL possible that
he, having no soul TO feed, knows nothing oi
the good the lilies might do to othersY
Providence, July %, 1895.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30
rhe'Penny Paper to Become General.
Newspaperdom.

Three of the morning newspapers are sold
at two cents a copy-Tribuno, Inter Ocean
and. Times Herald. Two (the Record and
Chr6nicle) are ono-cont papers. All sunday
editions (tho Record publishes nonel are sold
at five cents. A very heavy additional charge
IL imposed upon sunday papers by the use OF
colored supplements, which I'm the case Of
The Tribune probably cost over $500 "a week.
There Is some probability of al the papers
dropping their price 90 one cent, aa the tre-
mendous gain in the circulation OF The Record
has alarmed rival publishers and transferred
20 the columns of that paper most OF the
weekday advertising. Of the afternoon news.
papers. The Evening Journal and Tho Post are
sold for two cents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

We are informed that Long Pond,
where so many fearless boys have given
up their young lives, has become a more
dangerous place than ever since the filling
up was begun. The shallow water has all
been fil@s so that instead OF shelving
shore down which bathers might walk,
the depth is over a mans head within a
few feet from the bank.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

HoKE SMITH claims to be representing
simon pure Democratic ideas on silver
down in Georgia, and HARVEY, he of the
large mouth, says he is representing them
out In Illinois.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

ABOUT every issue OF the Providence
morning newspaper is well sprinkled
nowadays with stories in retraction OF the
s'news" II has furnished the day before.
One OF these days The Journal will get
out OF the United Press join THE News
in The Associated Press and get its news
straight.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

TIE increase in the national debt under
President CLEvELAND's administration,
as shown by the official records, Saturday,
was s297. 412,o11. This includes the prin-
cipal and interest OF the three bond sales
and the 1895 deficit to this date. This
item of news carries with it its own COM
ment
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

Ir is nonsense to discuss any third-term
ideas that President CLEVELAND may or
may not entertain. They can nsver go
into effect even il the Democratic national
convention does endorse them.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

IT was with great deal of pleasure that
we printed yesterday the news OF the
selection of Mr.. GEORGE L. WESTON to
be principal OF the Manual Training
School almost simultaneously with few
observations trusting that that would be
the news we would sooner or later be
able to print.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30
Cleveland News and Herald.

Secretary Carlisle was interviewed down In
Richmond the other day. In the course OF his
the government was founded has had such
trying times as this administration has had
to contend with. Secretary Carlisle has EVIL
of Lincoln, which was entrusted with the
task of organizing and putting in the Held an
immense army for the suppression of the Dem
money with which to carry on a great and ex-
pensiye war.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

THE United States Circuit Court at Los
Angeles has decided that the California
law providing for the issuing of bonds
against irrigation is unconstitutional.
This is almost as tough on investors as
some of the methods of the floaters OF
irrigation bonds.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30
Kate Chase.
Chicago Inter Ocean.

Tho men who came 10 the rescue of the
daughter Of Salmon l.. Chase and saved her
home from wreck aid noble act. The whole
land owes a debt To Chase, ana in no way can
gratitude or n sense of obligation be shown
more pointodly than in kindness to the daugh-
ter TO whom his life was devoted.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30
>ft4D.QThDRS
SAYJN NC
Good Roads I'm the Bay State.
New York Tribune.

In the movement for good roads in Massa.
chusetts, permanent highway commission
sum OF 800, ,0O0 placed at its disposal, 70 be ex
tended under It's immediate supervision IN
constructing and rebuilding old roads. The
for beginning and operations are now going
on in fourteen counties in the State, with a
prospect of further appropriations and q
wider extension of the work. Tho plan is 20
build section by section such roads as viii
connect the great centers OF trade and join
with through roads in other States, that
both local and interstate communi nication will
be benefited. Massachusetts, takes the lead hi
this important enterprise, but the work Is
likewise active In other Northern and East
ern States, and will not be intermitted Till
our system of highways Is equal To any IN
the world consummation which the bicy'
cler at least may look forward to with rap
ture. But 1t will be u good thing for every
body.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30
THE CITY OF PROVIDENCE.
Office Of the License Commissioners,
City Hall. Providence, July 80. lsoS

City Hall. Providence, July ~. $50.
Applications for transfer OF license 70 sell
r,,re snir,tnous. Intoxicating and malt liquors
have been made by the following named por-
sons and firms:
Butler Michael j., l1o7 Westminster street.
to Mc(,ough a. Corrigan, same place.
Croweii q Conley, 22 Weybosset street to 4S
Orange street. - -,
Kreamer, same place.
Farrell, John, smith street, 10 3ll.3l5 Eddy
street. ~, =, ,,., -. A.
Hines, Edward j., 3e6 Fountain street, TO
Michael McCabc, same place.
Miller Thomas. l96, lgS Washington street,
TO W. IL Clark. ls7 North Main street.
The Board of License commissioners VIII
II, in session in their Office, City Hall, FRI
DAY. Aug. at 4 o'clock D. M, at which time
and place All persons so desiring may be heard
on the matter OF granting such applications.
s i,eo, ~ iSt - THOS. NIXON, Clerk.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

AFTER all there are only about 200 poor
Bannocks to shoot. An Indian "war" ia
a pathetically one-sided affair.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

THE Democratic city committee to the
Democratic State committee: "You can't
holler down my rain barrel"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

THEY don't have long campaigns over
in England, but their elections are fear
fully attenuated.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

THERE has been no massacre OF whites,
but how many Indians have been killed
we shall know, later.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30
The People of Rhode Island

Are rapidly learning that The NEWS
has no superior for the promptness,
accuracy and reliability otthe news
that it furnishes.
That is why the circulation OF THE
NEWS increases almost without a
days interruption.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

RUSSIA and japan may go to war, but 1t
will be China that will get trampled on
in the conflict.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

THE enforcement OF the excise law in
New York on Sunday has made great
boom for out-of-town spots.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

SPEAKING of the trolley parties, the
new West-J ournal-Te Telegram Reform coal
ition might call itself the Anti-Trolley
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

PoLITIcs in Utah will depend upon the
vote of the women, which looks to be q
good thing for Utah.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

10, the poor Indian, has a very poor
snow when the Great Father undertakes
~ give him thrashinL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

MRS. JIM CoRBErr evidently prefers
alimony to pugilism.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30
OMEN NO. t22.

To meet a cross-eyed man or woman
when starting on a journey is bad
omen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

Tom REED is said to be saving wood
MP there in the Maine Businesses.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

LADIES' VICI KID AND
Russet low Shoes, also Ladies'
Canvas Low Shoes, price was
S1.50.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

400 PAIRS OF LADIES' LOW
Shoes, button and lace, russet
and black; price was s1.75 and
81. 90.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

LADIES' FINE DONGOLA
Oxford Ties, opera and com
mon sense toe; price was II. 20.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

THE hot wave needs warming over.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

LADIES' EXTRA FINE RUS
set Kid Low Shoes, b, G, ID
and L wide, pick toe, sizes 2i2
to s; price was $3.50.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

LADIES' RUsSET BUTTON
Boots, large button, Goodyear
welt, opera toe; usual price
$500.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

LADIES' KID LOW SHOES,
opera toe, patent calf tips
price was s1.0o.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

MEMS FINE RUSSIA CALF
Lace Shoes, opera and square
toe, light and dark tan; price
was 50 90.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

party.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

29l to 297 WeSTMINSTe Err STREET
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

M EN Ms, BOYS A N ID
Youths Tennis Shoes; price
was DOC.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30

LADIES' RUSSET LEATHER
Low Shoes, opera toe, ID wide,
sizes 3 to z; usual price 7oc.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30
Greater Bargains than ever before offered

LADIES' INDIA KID LOW
Shoes, patent leather tip, opera
toe, sizes 3 TO s; price was 65c.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-07-30
Full llAssoeiated Press Dispatches

HIGH WATER Rk
CIRCULATION. p. 200.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-01
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

q. q. Gunu & Go.'s Weekly Re.
view Of Trade Tor Den 29oe December
liqcr: 6eqigons56an6slen iuarsOe til
Jorueututnaernc. aD5euc bar Oaret
talriQc, men mjuore emo i2oparlig i8ss
fob Og mere iuOitraatct tit nSouenoigs
6jeuitauoc. Get Cmiang al Jorret'
ninger, Der er reprfienteret Ueo clear
ing house exchanges, CT ~ pGt.
ft0rre euo foite Aar. men 2l.S pG;.
minore euo Qaret isr, o. bet ouslise
@iennemiuit for December bnr uaret
~ psf. mere eno iioite Gar, men 25.2
miuOrs emo 2laret igr.
5oeOs er iatOeu ] Gent, itiSnt
Western Receipts bar pRret fun
1,712.O9S gaitels MOB 3,109.893 Tor
iamme uge fOite aar, men iioeu lite
Qnquit bar 8ecelpts urrst liot ltsrre
eno ioite &dr. uoigrieIen I Eecem5er
ira beaoe auiter bar p1ret libt iicrre
emo foite Qar, men for 6sitacret benz
pee O.oOO. 600 8uibels minOre. Be
items Cueyilll, iom anise3 ior met
paaliOeliq. er, at 6siteu of nad oe til
515. 1000 900 8ui5els, bUao Der oil gice
iii GrpOr. 2O0,0OO.O9o Suibets. al
builte fun Is, OOO, 900 8uibels er brast
no al 9anost. Gluis ialo Gents meo
gOoe Rec lvts.
5nqitter useRs sob Tar U1ret $50
/ De F~oreneoe Stnter mob oil Ilolte
aar oa Al aanaoa mob Al iioite Gar.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-01

Hol8en ~ Ncapcl boo. Bteu, POE
December. 5rauB IT,, Den itoite aoaac
al gieapeI, ocOe Dag t 2trco, / sIterriait
lprOI. bar bar iGot BEN Site Ran.
1886 % bcite3 Ir0ueu citer lin Taoer,
6%erotnano H., 1855. a~or6anbnin.
9erne ON, at ben un8e aouat utloe be.
ltrnbe ig ior at rsttc 5cilcnt ueo
Jaoercn5 Rc8Istiug, bltD tie opiplbt.
s 1860 BRO CprGret uo paa 5lcitien;
mar eiter bleO gtapel motaaet. OF
aOn8eu meo i'm GrOnuju3 o. ;5amtli,
mantie iG8c 3ilitu8t I 5aitnuaen
@altn, iom lalot eiter ier Maaneoers
lireu9 SeIetrIu9 ben l4oe Je6. 1851.
6ronb II. trat iQ o~ereittr ttlbaas til
Rom, brorira ban qiOroe en- 7sl
iraJte8lpic Nn8reb paa 8s8lerin9eu al
BET nge aou9eri9e Staten. Z 1858
G8teoe ban Garoljuc. Gatter at Rari,
milan 5oicpb al 8aneru, o. Ssher til
aet'erInoen al Gitcrrlgc. Oct BOO.
ON BUN Ia8oe ioc 2agcn oco gtleir
lngen al @aIta, bar oengang @ieutauO
Tor a~lmiuOeti5 8eunoriua i europa.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-01
Gn gIau).

Soulpffer. 9onbon, 26oe 9ecems
Der. Gen enaeIIte Camper "%N6eboO5".
aaptein 3rue, pna 9ieiie ira 8aleucil
til 9iperpoOl, menes at bore iorliit pan
spiten al Grin. 3iIe Of @inn, uu0er
iibite StOrm. 6lsre 8eoninos6sier
msb 9ampitibets Napn er blepne 10.
iteoe ! 2ano pan apitsr. 6ele Gam.
perens 8ei9tnins, benueb type Mauo,
iormenes at pare pmtummen. Gno.
uioere meooele5 bet, at iterite 3elen al
8~eiRtn!u9en paa 3amperen "Sspalo"
iom i%orliite uofor SUI al @alamdp,
brutneoe. Sun nosle iaa blep rsooeoe.
st 9ampitib iom er inotommet til Cons
oonoerrp, meloer, at bet uoiOr 0uI Of
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-01

ira S%jertoaleu, Susrise, % beooer
MtOnIor, ioet man / bans 9omme
fauot Ell Sreu, unoerifreuet "oin Sus
Itru, Inna Mpnion." 30 blooi9e
Overalls ianotes paa Steoet, bpao Der
tgoer paa, at Mproet er bIepen uoisrt
al TO Menb.
Sbomas Teterion, iOnt for en- 9io
'ioen anbolot os rsueoe 9uorew 8its
TETON iOr 81. bleu iLorsbass al Goms
mer Sempletpn / Grano Sorts bemt
til 81 &ars 5Gnsielsi traf. George
Mc@Irup, iom bapoe i~tjaalet 2 2es
9peoe, bleu o9mt til Is Maanebers
6eueielsitraf. Nntten eiter brsb
Mc@lrup uo irA Sailen / @rano Sorts
oQ ioriuanot.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-01
IS nate m ala.

llrOIiac Siliian0e. Caraea. 23oe
December. Gr &urreer ira @uatema,
los @rrnic mt!oey. at Der er iaa uros
lI8e Illitan0e yaa @rEuirn, at Jarme
% 9ioudes bliUer iOrlaot o. Beiolts
nlnael i0ler Elaoier. buor be fan pare
/ SitterbeO iOr De C0srialo og gtpn.
oriugcr, iom iiaOls bttuer begaust al
8nuoitter o5 R0rere. iom ictger / 5Ot
batteries SpOr. @uatemalas Trooper
iOritTrte5 Iau8s bclc giuicu. oa 3uoins
mere % andre al 2auoets 5uOisote
bliUcr yresiet inc / gtilitrrtjeuetsu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-01
Sregon n.
TorfGroelia lunffe. Sui

JortGr0eltg Nl1fte. Snlealten lto'
trai Der i Siluer 2nte, en- lioen Sp /
Cafe Co., Ell ioriGroelig 8ranoulpifc,
bporpeo IL Mtenneifer omfOm Is fpPs
iteoes. Gu itOr Mnu9be 0tenuelter
bapoe iamlst Jig iGbriitman Bros. SnlI
for at oeltasc | en- SuletrGieit. 0tiot
unber Soften ites en- Mauo op paa en-
89nf for bebre at flinne Ie, men Der.
peo fom ban til at itpoe 6Oueoet MOB
en- 9ampe, iom iatbt ueo, ~fuuitcs % ct
Eieblit eiter ltob belle Saleu / lp5 Cue.
Gn irpstelig Tanlt Opitoo, % Spinner
pg Bsrn bleu trampet neb. Salt onls
fom Al M9nb, apinber % Born i
5lammerne, og al De Is SOGiteoe oil
rimelis be fem %. Siluer 2ofe er en-
libeu gp meo benueo 100 Snobpssere.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-01
TprO Safpt1.

Sugen Yenge. Wanoan, 26oe De-
cember. 8eiorm S6ool 8oaro fjebte
ioas at N~lfonio Solep, en- Sgu al
Soaroets 5ormanb, $50 9lcres / Ioro
for Wanoan iii Cont for 8eIormItp.
fen. @uuernpr Sburtriose proteItereos
mob bette &jsb, ba ban amer BET Tor
at unre looitrtoist. Salset er teler
life al npsen 8etpbnins. ba 9egislatus
rem life bar beuilset Eense for Sipb al
Cont, ps besforupen ituloe etulsn
bpsses / Wanoan, us benne Cont liss
ger ilere Wtil / Npro for Spen.
San blcp mprbet. 60 Sepericn,
iom boebe paa Gosmortb &an6, 20
Wil noro for Weoora, blep iorleoen
iunoen Dob uoe / Staloer. Mau aus
tog iGrit. at ban q blepen Iaaet al en-
Seit, men Goroners Surp ianot, at ban
bar blepen mproet. Sasen bliper MI
unoerisst.
Spmaifiueagent % Tooer. etrar
eiter Ifsansen Sreoas Norsen al
3ranst fra @abpcton, q. ., blep
9r9nets dispatcher 9aoib 9eIar ODER.
ialbt al en- malferet &sper. &eperen
uiloe fringe BAN til at aabne Tense.
Ifabet men 9elp iprans lss paa bam
% Guben poa Siitorien btep. at &g.
peren maatte tase 5lusteu. 9nsen Ell.
ter bier 6. 6. Bates fra Ct. Iaul,
gaeut for Ginger Gpmaitiner, a~rreite-
re, paa Wistnnte. Maifer o. Reoct.
pereu ianotes / bans CONNER.
@esaact Muro. 5crlebeH ianbt
man i @rrbeOsu al Gleranoria aiset
al en- Mauo, Der par blepen mproet.
Sen orabte Uiano iprmenes at pare
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-01
VcmmD miami I.

HDt ira Seeu. Zen uorIfe Camper
"9uerlp", 8apt. 9anrpt9, lom Uiaus
bag antom til philadelphia fra 3as
mnlcn meo ell 9aoniug Bauauer, par
ON Scuoaaeu uo or anp 6atteras NOR
bleuen totalt sOclugt al ell ubpre Stps
pumpe, men belOi9uis tom Stibet tIar
al ben.
canine Gag antom BERTH ben uDrife
Bari "gelt", aapt. Glieu, ira 2lnts
luerpen, laoet meo 1000 8unO tilbcs
reot Ebospbat / SGtte. Set er Den
isrite 9aonjng tilbereot 86ospbat, Der
n~o8enIinoe ct bleuen brugt 6erooer ira
europa.
ND NeOiGttelie al @onnen. 6rn
Elttsbur9 meooele8, at eiter Den iloIte
ltore gieoiGttelie al gguuen lGdrucaies
SomeIteno 6nbrlfer, lOmmer uu Wteos
oe~ielien on. at Q0nnen ior Qr6eloerne
| Srnoood &Grtcrnc Ogiaa BIZ btiue
neoiot. gteOiGtteiien 9iRlOer aae, ON
bet iaa er be iimple 2lrbeioere, ian ueo.
lGttes gpnuen iut DEM $l.3O til $l.2O
ON 8agen for II 3tmers ArbeiOe.
Gubuer NrbeiOer, Der life bar unoer,
i~trepet Den npe 9Onumgsitala inoen lite
San, uiI bliue aiiteOtset. MGnOcne
iiges at ulQe iuogaa pna gtcoiRttelIen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-01

graiilien.


SraIllicns Yreiioent. 3r. s. q.
2onner, tiollgere. Gage paa ben braTilis
anife arDsier "TictberOg", peuoer M
biem til be 6oreneoe Stater. San 6c.
r%ctter, at ban bar tiliteoe peo 8rciioent
Wtoraes SnoiRttetie o. bar @ipit peo
en- Receptior, greiioenteu gao Iammc
Nfter. 6an beItrioer bnm lOni Ell bpi,
mayer Mano al oGroi9t og nlporli9t
uoieenoe og at Irtc og liberale Sheer.
Sau bar erbper @runo til at tru, at
bans Administration pil blioe ireoelia
og belobrin9enoe. Greiioenten CT meoet
popular blauot belc Beioltninqen.
0an bar nlIereoe poet Emmett III
naiten aae 3elta9ere / Bet iiOite Ops
rer meo ~llnota9elie af @omiral Meao
o. % 6amn. Guopiocre or GeOafs
tprcrue AT 9iio 8laocne bleoeu bcnuns
bet 81 ct Ueuot iittdQc til SovepIaoen.
Cprercts Gang. Moatepioco, 27oc
3ecembcr. Ut 0us ! Gan Ga6riel,
Der bleu benpttet iom !6oipitat, or bles
pen neobrGnot al DC brnflianite 3rOps
per. Ouer 120 Gpr8rere pmtom.
5lere, Jon i~orisste at ilD9te, blep oeo
Sj9lp al Bnjoaetter brepet tilba9e i
Sloen.
ga. 200 Solonter er oeiertcret /
Narbeoen al Gru5 alta o. gaaet ouer
tit Sprsrerne.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-01
Gn opermaabe uoloiom sneform
Wt II ia II a.

Zen Oiiiciele CptGaing al Stcms
m~esipnin9eu oeo iicite Sals ct MI ais
%lIuttet. ps ben uiier iol9ence &eiultat:
6or Statsfapitol, Selena 27,024, Nuas
CONDO 25,11S. Seleuas Wiajorttet
1905 Stemmer. Sor &ouoresmduo
8 g GOrbett, 9emofrat, 0,369; 6 z
6artmau, Republitaner, 23,l40; " .
Smitb, RopuIiit, 1920; y j Niais
ben, YrobibitiOniit, $40; Surtmaus
Glurulitet 1900 Stemmer. 6or Sgies
lteretsoommer fit @ 8 6unt, Nepublis
taner, %, 1903; 3 q 9uce, 8emOtrat,
1914; g % 8eeusS, Iopuliit, 15,s
sos; 6uut8 Yturnlltet 6,59S.
&reatMraul. Wiontann5 9pG8aus
lere bar i bet netOp enbte Nar lOlgt III
Chicago Warteost, III Snoianere os
Suloater paa &eieruationer os Sln9s
terne i Stat.I 3O2, 365 Stpfter Sorns
tu9a I'll $50 pr. Stpttc, ialt for $10.s
592 1926. uloproouceutcrne bar lolst
Is Niiaioner Iuuo lib til 10 Gents
pr. Truo o9 100. 900 5aar for $780,
900. 9ette er bet iprlte Nar 5armerne
/ Montana bar iOrigst meo blunoet
5armins. Saluoelen al bet 5leif, ionl
bar pRret iorbrust / Staten, er proous
ceret Der, us 6armerne bar iOl9t bet til
en- @jenuemiultspri5 al ) Gents pr.
Huno.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-01
co min.

gcsif Selumoro. Spar Slien, en-
80 Nar sammel Muno / Ga crosse.
besit 9sroas aften Selomoro ueo at
bense fig uoe i en- ~uObpsnins. &nben
Gruno for Selumorbst fan life tGntes,
END at ban par trRt al 9iust.
Hp Serubaue. S%bebopsan, 26oe
Sec. Nrbeioet paa ben nps Sernbane,
Sbebppsan, Ct. Yaul q Central yip
photographers ioas. NnpOr @eels al
Sbebopson tOs ben ferite Spabe meo
Mulb. % Taler bplotes at Here leoenbe
Boraere. 9enne Bane oil iorbinoe
8pen msS GblcasO, Wiilpaufee & 81.
Saul 8anen os ben ital bare iarbis
tit ben lite Suli. attieiere / ben er
ogiaa intsresiersoe / Den paatantte Gu.
periOr & Soutbeaitern 6p.. pg be, er
mulist. at oenne Sane psiaa oil blipe
bpsset iaar.