davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06
Ii6lano Go, @!S.

Tort @oitbus CT g~aispooo, % Der blioer
uh S!a0ct ligcnoe lGnge, for hi benter Del
Mto oct famine M, oa bet CT 0iutcr, % pj
bar &to til at lric bet.
Yer narmcitc MarteOsplabs err 8i6laut
otnttr, bcIig8cHoe 10 Mil / Norosit bcrira.
<H tr Ell itoen t~rioelig gD meo mango ,Sor.
''H'n8sbnic at ale Slass. 90 iaa bar 81
g'n'tooa s Ntil i Spogit, men Der CT ittC
laa mt9cn Sroiji, ION / 8iblano 6snter.
" bar b0Ot ct oattert Qeir her | 8inter,
men 'nStn Sue er tOmmet cnonu, cs bel
ol' MP itte mcgct Brig for SlGOcn Der
Sintcr.
e0oO bet airiclige ansaar, iaa bar hi en-
%'l9oo'itmeni8beO Der, iom MI b~eticncs al
FaF0r Y. Z. Sopeu, % en- lutberf Wenia.
|'' Oom ~bctienes al 9aftor R0s. Ser Ell
y" o78Grt cn GmeritanIf Union Giric, bo
g' uiI CT mango not amcritanerc at bert
s'n''nno til at bB9se noecn airie alcne.
u 0Tagcr Den en- Stuno bper.
q. Sacobiou.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06
@urfe, Tauc Co., IBIS.

wrrIt or an lioCu Station paa Gbita9o,
wlpoulct & Ct. 4aul 9auen. Ser iinoca
# fort Grtamtri % ct Smeocibop. AO;
fracn bltp life itor berrunot iibitc Gar pou
GrprO at Scrtcu. SotatsaUl bar oGrei
A,ptpgroOulttt Der, men paa @ruub al b
nsr Qriicr, iom III bar prrct / npgIc Nar.
fla bar mango bcgDnot at inoic, at bet ittC
sra.cr ia at oplc iaa mcget Ocrof. Seq CT
cf ben rro, at fan man aple COB Sobot,
iaa iaar man moi irl8e ben til nO8cnlunoC
yys. g, iom iii COB Sobat iiiOr, faur fq
getnlunot 0OOt bctult.
lrl VII mco bet FANNIE fortGHe, at Sur.
srittyarticr hprcr M til Sagens Sroeu,
Tcr pmtrcut ire llger iioen blcp Wr. 8. Z.
grirct % 0uitru opsrrofet mso ell fin
nraatampe mrO @oro til. Ser bar mango,
% he mrrcNt fig fortrUfeli9t.
Gen l5Nc Gcb. Om aftenen baoOe man at:
nr iorlct ia. Sc1nc Sang bar bet Orr.
h Gbriiianicn % ouitru, iom blep ppsrz
mtct mto ct rigtig ptnt @oro.
TN Sa9ttdscr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06
0abcn Gorrciponoancc.

l. 6oorlGrae ian en- Wldno bare bortt
fra fin Someftcaol Or bet NOT, uoar ban
er paa ben en- Sang bper 6 Nlaantocrl
0pormtgct "Smpropemcnt" maa gisres
pdo pen for at tunne bebolOc ntnl
8. oOormeast Hal b%etale5, meo BET famine
man tar en- 16laim" poa 3eO eaie RsierOa;
tionenl
Soar: l. Set er W~euiuQrn, at ban Nal
DO pda % oBr.e Someteaocu, men / ReO5tils
irloe tan man par bortc / 6 Waaneotr.
2. &on mao bDagc Su5 poa Den % oprte ben.
3. aielge 2poen, iom Den M or, fal Der
brtoles % Gents per acre bpcrt aor. Mau
f~oripger pao at fua Go0tn iorauoret, iao
ben sum, $40 per Nar t 8 2tor, 5000 ialt for
100 acres, ian betales bucr SOFT i~iteDetior
ON 8aarer.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06
Glfhorn, SOMA.

81 bar bet ri9tis goOt baoot / timttig p9
tnotj9 0cnicenOe. Ser tlascs not iua me-
get oUtr De O~aurlisc Sioer, meu bet or alis
ard ittt iaa gait; for hi bapoe eli meget
COB Nsit bcromtriug iioite aar. Qriicrns
CT not imau, men be ileite 6armere ioorsr Op,
hcao be hsiter.
"a btri Gliborn bar pi en- ooo Sbiifole,
''n tr7GtH fan anbeiales for ale, iom pnier
q lGrt nOact.
vi bttirnc5 at Qaitcr gnisr, iom or en-
otgct goo og opgtig Vrcit. "a, Der bliper
l0rt mt9et tort arbeioe baape af 2rofolt
'9 Yrrttr, % BOG fer bet mango @ange mcget
SaarIi9t no, buaO oct iriitelige 2ip an0aar.
IT CT iaa mango, iom ipnes bet batter life
lo Doarot mco at trute paa bet, % bog er
Na bet ~ri9tigite at oft.
Sens R. Sanicn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06
Spaaoom 90 Opfvloelie.
6armere pil haze Snteresie al ncgle
6oruohoelier, Der ilog fell. %
al Ell, nf gigtiabco for BEN,
on Tom ilog til.

"a ben fprIte qonoon'Bro bleo Tale
ON, ipaaeoe Sarge, Wano mso en- isr'
1eli9 Sltterbeo, at GIpeu / i'm Snrme
uiI bEue fig % poelGsss 8psn. Wsn
ben 9icroe bet life. "a be amerltanite
aoIOntitrr 9iOroe Gororius paa i'm
unaibGnsi8bec, ipaaeoc George ben
1reoie, at be otloe btipe banteoe I'll at
tie title, nanr be brittle trooper blot
baOoe uGret oerpper en- lgs5 9io. Wen
oct iuotrnf life. "a ben amsritanfe
aonIitutlou autOges, baoneoe Guropas
froneoe SoucOcr ben meo 8euRpuelieu
al ct 9Oug gjort al Sano. Ug ioruo'
ia0oe, at ben igrIte p~otitiite Cribs
SGlge piloe paIte ben bort. Weu lelu
Dc poloiOmite Sglacr bar si mastet at
Opiploe S%paaoommen. ga 3esrius
SurueitOr 60. l Chicago i6rit inoierte
DC magel0ie Roller Bearings paa fine
Bunoes Mtaltlner % Wotpers, ipaaeoe
aonturreuterne traftist, at oenne 5Or'
beorin8 Olloe oiie fig aau % ianoipn'
li9Uis rulnere Jirmaet. Men iaa ifeoe
life. GloItiQige al be 5irmaer, Der for
meo ben Slass 5oruoii9clier, er nu /
6GuOerue paa Ell Reeeiuer, msoen5
Roller Bearings iuotranssnoe ipsrses
eiter SOrben runot.
2ette minoer os ON en- Spnabom, iont
er bleuen opiplot. 8aa Yagtna "a al
Ell imut gampblet taloet: "Why Bo-
nanza Farming Pays, rb8iuet | 1894.
uotaIte 3eering Company islSenoe
5OruoiiSelie: "NfeO en- 8icycle for
Die, iom NO9et at gaa eiter bar ui be
iDrite til at unueuoe iaaoanne Bearings
paa bore StobDitnin9s maitiner efter en-
prattiif WtetbOoe. 8lem life 3toen -
bet bar 1892. "a bet er umulist at
pateutere Nnueuoelien al en- FABIAN
ipectel anusuoelie, oil ri uoen 2ptol
iaa @iterlisnere. Stte alene bette, men,
ltal III ogmme fra ier al, uil Uisie prtn'
ciplsie Menuelter meo Gioen fomme %
pauitua, at be bar pGret be uprinoeli9e
Spiinbere al oeuue Ylan."
9eune SpaaoOm er maselss opiplot.
Otter ire beitise 9tars. &e imoo
Roller Bearing Sheen er ct 5irma |
bet MinoIte sauet tilbase paa fin 8aa.
itanb, % bar bespnot at iabritsre Sra
timer meo Gfterlisnin9er al 9eertns
Roller Bearings. 3oeen bar iaaet ct
iaa iaIt Gooialte blanot 5armerne. at
ui tor poaltao, at bet life oil bare mere
eno np8te faa aar, isr boert Slass
gtaitine eGer ajoretsi, Der er ufban'
igt nf Seitefroit pil bliue ioripnet m.b
Roller eQsr Ball Bearings for at faa
Giirtnin9 paa en- ameritanit Sarm.
Seq M9rte til, buorleoes gift sisr
5remlfrtot, O9 De pil ie, ON Dor
Spaabom ifal saa / Spfploelie.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06
@ulobrpnup.

,.,,f Tomilieieit f%eireoss esrbas ben
VI s-,,,r blooming 4rairie, WItnn., hos
sf 81 Qeblcn % Suitru aart Sebltn
NJ ~, sfcntiatOe grDaupsoa9. Get er
sa1 :, q5ottiolt, iOm i%OrunOes OF tetre
III" nernmuv. Manoen er u Aor %
p "a glar. Seres 2G9tcitab bar oGs
F"'..,s,n,r mel y gorn, boorai s enonu
" r,, g gamlc bar 81 M leoeHOs 9srs
'.', - gerrene bar iaurtet meo be @amlc
,a,r ncmlig 8. q. geblen, &isbmanb
WV Qrairie, Mtinn., anorcip 8eblcn,
t,.ior pep Soma State llniOerftct, Wtrs.
: Clicr, ct. 4ns9ar, Soma, Mrs.
80, Werhranp, Minn., % Mrs. Vtten,
@.. .,a, miuu. Sc andre ire at oeres sicn=
,,,, grrn, ncmli9 Z. 3. @cblen, qrofess
s.o 6sicaoo llniperftet, s. &. @eblen
=, wrg. oouicu, iom be99e Dor / Safota,
y. ,,rsirpr.t fra al tpmIne. S8Iaa nogle
perrcberu bar nGrpGrenoe peo Ses
~, % 8ultle noofo9 potre o9 pTrotS
tS, forrringer fra gsrnene. SOet Oisie
,,,rrirocr blcp oOerlepereoe, bolot paitor
crono en- imut Sale / Sa9ens @nleos
ring,
IN aroo,r at Manoen bar bcet hos ga
.,;G,n buc GiOtu, iioen be blcb giite. @an
MI en- ClOiu9 paa 70 @ar, % ben 9amle
crPl bltp Ooiaa erinOret mco en- Gaoe oeo
,r fhli1c Q%ciligbco, nenlli9 en- 9ulptnaps
st 2paOitritot.
sen icmme @crre os 8uo, iom bar lcbs
i,,,t oo ptliiQnct bette a~gtpGrbtge par o9
;,r,npt benz iua lang Naaoetio % MI ogiau
,nrt NatiosOos, ban iiGnte Dem % /
g,ops III Qiusuiten lD5 % bib!
4or.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

bet b~susdngne aar og beOc eGierue ON itic
at trGtte Reooftersn meO at tliitre "gofen'
Og 4geo arnen". 2oo be iad sisrs, iom be
bill, ON oen 5ing. Oil ri lrege i%iammcn dlt
bet erIetoi Tom itaar / "Qoiteu1 / ct Oar,
o1 Gisre en- BOG Oerai, piIoe oi fau en- BOG
paa $500 Siocr / NoQdiius format, % bpOr
meget tror Ou Dem oiloe tote.
CAB os prrc ~tilirtOs nleo, bbao Ri bar,
% heller oeute pau beore 5ioer.
Gn arbeioer.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

Seq mpbtog Spmaifinen 'SuSpennen'
Sbit l. Sum- soo Stano, GO buerien mir aone
ener lea bapoe pentet, at M%aitinen funte
bore iaa COB. iom ben er. Zen sr let at ~
paa ps let at f%oritaa. Zen si5r liseiaa spot
arbei6e Tom en- Maltine til 90 Dollars. Sea
sapoc en- CO. Dollars Malilne / Suiet. fpr
jea III "Suspeuuen," men oenne iioite er lioi
Itsrre % Ter no til at p9re Iter.ere. Sen
arbeiper soot, os ies er / ole 9ele tiIfreos
meo ben. Jrast $230. B. eperS. Gem
trail Gitn g Tat
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

&por fal etatten paa en- Rote betales
&pis I. Gr. ieg bar 9ense tilgooe / Sutota,
men Dor | Minneiota, ital ies betale Statter
for bisie Qenge i Winneiota eQer Gatota
Snar: 6or uolaante 9en9e mao Sc be-
tale Stat | bet County, bpor Se boz uoerr
&eniDn til, bbor Yensene er u~olaante, cuteu
bet er / MinneiOta eller / Satota.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

Sreat Vortbern Sunen sisnremFirrer ben
sitre Gel al bort Conn, ioa hi bar betpem
aogan9 til aiitibuins al bore Qropuiter.
boiitet er al itor getDoning, pa Der uofgres
berira en- GOD Del @eo ON 9intcren. Qris
len paa Deb bar / @iuter pUrct ira $50 til
$500 pr. Goro oeO Stationen.
Wutter.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

8i er / eubper Senieenoe meget prittffrebs
meo "Susperuen," oa pl CT meget tatnemIig
ior ben pene, 9ooe % btlli9f Spmaitlne.
6lere her bar Spmaltlnsr, Der bar foitet $65,
men Der er inaen, Der Tan iige, at oeres er
beore, penere. gaar Iettere eller glCr beore
Arbeioe euo "6usoennen." $1.45 I Sra9t
9moers SaeobSem, Staforo Springs,
Conn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

Gr Der roaen MORT SsifoIe catr Stmiras
rum Der / aanpet, % fuar man fri clcr biz
Zig llnOeroisning ueO uoGen oi benz!
SOar: Ser er mango baaoe 6sifolcr
og Scmiuoricr. 2utber College / Sccurah
or ben Gloitc og llnoerOisninQcu cr fri / 6ols
lc9e Iioeliugcn. s ben iorbcrcoeuot Of.
being betolcs liot / Stolcpcnge. llnoeruis
nin9cn CT bilig peo ole norite @Diioler og
Semiuarier.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

Seq arbeioeoe for en- Manb ifiOr 9inter,
men bet meitc al gctalingen bar lea life
iaaet. Seq bar life fact nogct I~triftltat
@ielOsbeois for gclsbet, men ieg bar min
grooer Tom @ionc, aan icg beo 2opens
Sirlp inooriDe osnne 8ielo?
Spar: Sa, bpis Manben bar noaen
etenoom, iom tan beilasl9sges.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

q. q. - @inserS Rooen beooer pna
guSelit osiaa @inSen8; ben Uorer i2puitpu.
9ier mob Noro, bar 8 Slaoe / n 8reos, en-
Still / Mioten meo en- &lnie rgoe Scr, og
5toeen er me8et urc8elmGsiis meo ct Tar
ipriaenoe Hpoenper.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

Seq bar i~ettlet pua ct StDtte 3crnbanes
lauo / Den 6enf9t at tisbc bet, noor bet
blep t~ilialgs. gu tommcr en- aneeH WaRb
o9 p%aaitaar, at ban bar i0rite Jtct til Qans
oct % pil tisbc bet. &an ban tagc mine
@uie, eller bar leg Get til at bringc Dem bort
fra 2anbet?
Soar: Suiene fslgcr iom 8egcl meo
Gan0et.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

Gr en- Maros &eite, "Seam," Der I Iinnes
iota frttat for @eild8lGggclie, naar ban life
eter sano, men Slus % 2ot / en- gp?
Gr en- Wanos "Seam" fritat for geIlaos
~lGg9elie, naar ban brueer 6arm for andre
Spar: Sa, bbts life geilaglrg9elIeu
fer for en- Del al eacr ben belle aigbeium.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

Sra boilfen gsgo / NOrge er S~pilemano
Cars 6pteruo? 2. 6por meget toiter en-
arag=Ssrsenien 8ile / Iorse? g.. Soors
meset oeieoe ben itsrite Mooie, iom er ituot
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06
aorreipDnoartce.

..,r,,r men gIarr "a geres'e faces w
fr-h' s,r,,r III. re tlir life eranfa alerrfmiGfte a.
rr'rfAm gcptct bill life blipe uReiitltsa,ort, n'eo'
fh.,', rg,snmrOe aOrreisOnosnt suffer BET me"
r.tIs ..4rrsn maa bape Napnet % aeresisn'
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

l. Sbortil bruges gamle 6~rimGrter2
2. @apoe Sarrp 9upiparO nogcn groOer
foruoen IorD?
SPAR: |. Sc bruges Inn iom 8aritcz
ter. 2. San baooe 2 Srsore, GOrD os en-,
iom er Sarge.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

Stoite CONNER arbeiOeOe leg / s Maanc.
Der for Ell 6armer / Soipa. "a min Sir
par ontn1e, % Ri "%iettleOe op," bar Der 81
t0len, lom ban tulbe betale mia, noar bor
ut pen9e. Nu forleoen Sag mootoo lea
$}6, og DC reference $15 otloe han behold,
ior min 9ait / be s WaaneOcr, foroi lea
baoOe bru8t bans Seitt, os for at bap,
tiert min &uiert til @gen, oa lea rcite
botltet ban life piloe baoe nogct for, ba lea
retite. Spsrgsmaalet er: l.. Sar ban 2et
til at fororc bette MI, oa ban lite iaooe no.
get, oa Ri gioroe op bort MeQemorrenbe?
2. S0ab ian O9 bgr ieg sisre for at iaa bt
reference SIS?
Soar: l. Slanot 6nrmcre bill ban lit,
a.ltes or q, taoe no9en moralit Iet ii
nGprte Sum. 2. &c fan ia0iegc ham, mer
Sc bpr life gisre bet, oa Sc fun biz booI
ubebageligbeocr oeraf, og llogiiterne iauo.
'Dnlt9bis pl operftige be SIS, Sc muliaen!
tunoc iuu.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

Soor lGngc n1aa man bapc prre her |
Sonoet, fsr man tan faa fine 9orgcrpapirer?
Soar: Man fan iua bet i6rite gorgcrs
pnpir, l~aainart man er tommcn iIauo, % bet
anoet fem Nar o~ercitcr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

q. 90. - SultiDre fables paa gugeIl
Muriatic Acid.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

On gtuno, iom bar ,un 400 collars, tic.
Der Ell 5arr. iom folter 1900 Collars. gu
oil ban betale alt, buao ban fan, al 6lgbe.
iummen, % tiliae &enterue paa ben rete.
reuoe Gel for bet furIte @ur, eiter s Bro
cent. Soorne9et fan ban oa betale al
a%isbeiunmen, % b~uorme9et blIuer Der til
Henterue. 8. @. 6.
SPAR: Snn betaIer paa &jDbeiummen
S330.44 o. / &euter for bet reference Be
fob cfte 8 Iroernt 800 SO, builtet tiliammer
uoaipr $400 San itploer altiaa 1860. SO,
men for 0isia CT lite Wars Rente betalt.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

Gr Der np9et Observation-Disclosures her /
SanOet, og bOilte er getingclierne for at
bliOc osiurerct?
Sbar: Sa Der CT ct lltal at benz. Sen,
peno Sem til en- @siuranteagent / ben urrs
meits gD, iaa BIZ Sc fuu CplDsuingcr NOT.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06
N2r. 9R. 8. nriner.

Snn9e "3ecorabsGoiten" gipe mig npaeu
cpInsntn9 ON, buao jeg Hal 9isre meo en-
SO. lom mlitcr SaGrene; Saluocleu al 0oa.
rene paa ben enc Stoe al Snlisn ialot at
paa en- llge, % III bcgpnoer bet at bliue
imaa bare SHELTER paa 8a9oeIen ogina; ben
tIor otit mcget, oa Den ltubber ia ret ION
oct er; bet nlaa piit pore nOBeu Slags
llto, men Gus ian bet life urre, oa leg life
fan iinoe noaeH. Sps er aOeu heller life.
aunoe 2e gIpe mig uoget RaGo for bet, er
leg Dem meget tatnemmeltS.
8. g. q. itriUer:
Seq ulIoe sIerne 9jDre ct Spprssmnnl /
Geres Slab, ON &c pil optaae famine o.
4iUe Spar berpaa / 8labet. Spao er apot
at BRUCE ior BeuoeIorm hos Selte % areas
tnrer? 0eriom "Gccorabs Ioitcu"s Heoats
tor eler oeus 9Giere tuuoe UpiDie mig Der.
ON, piloe le9 bore meget tainemmeIis.
SOAR: Snoierote SpDrosmaal, Der
fommer inc uuoer Carmen. Suiet % Sns
pen, oil fra M al beiunreS / torte eler lGn.
gere Stptter uuoer benue glibeltns i "3e.
corab'T Soften.
De to openItaoeroe Spsrssmaal fiuoes
Der beipareee osune Gang.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

Ser itoar en- GIour Nsne tort iuotil min
farm. Gen bar itaatt Der / 70 aar, %
&anOleoniu0eu gaor , Gortis 2rugoer aitus
mem nit SauO. 0albotlcn ocrai CT tisbt
og tetolt for. Gr icg m mot iii at laOt
Rctcn gad for ingcnttng, catr tan itg itGuac
9onoet % totng m'g III 4ctaliug!
5odr: spis Gicrcu at GlourmGlcu bar
I iaa lang ItO bruat Vonoltoniugen uOtu
anorcuoing fra Cent iaa bar ban faaet
0Gobsret iii otn, % &c Tan bpcrfcn iGlQe
cller i~orlange gttaIiu8 for 9rugeu at Qans
oct.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

/ amsri'ol 4. Spor CT bet bsofts Sasti,o
I Roro ameriia for Diooit, Sor, Gt9 %
9isrn, Nluirdt % 9rperl
Spar: /. ears GDicruo CT fra Itlsmars
fen. 9. TN 600 Rrog Ser9tuisn Rifle foitsr
/ Norae fra $40 ppoper, 3 % 4. StriU til
ROrtbpettrr 0iot & 6ur 80, Winncopos
lis, Wiuneiota,, iout ooerttrtr I bette 9lao,
iaa pil &c ianoiDulisuis iaa JUN gttcO.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-15
BRANCH LABOR BUREAUS.
Commissioners Fitzgerald Advocate!
Their Establishment

Commissioner Fitzgerald Advocates
Their Establishment
The Labor Commissioner received CON-
munication from the secretary of the Los
Angeles Labor Council yesterday request
ing him to personally visit that city and
examine into the condition of the working
people. The letter reads as follows:
Hon. z. L. Fitzgerald-DEAR SIR: AT regu-
lar meeting of the Los Angeles Council OF
Labor, L, as secretary, was instructed to send
you copy OF the following resolu ton, which
was heartily adopted:
WHEREAS, The condition of the working
classes in the various trades and callings in
this city is such in some OF the industries as to
require visit of the State Labor Commi ssioner
or a representative from his Office be it
RESOLVED, By the Los Angeles Council of Labor
that it is the wish of this organization that the
secretary, under the seal of the council, com.
municate with State Labor Commissioner
Fitzgerald and request that he pay this section
a visit for the purpose of inspecting the WORK
shops of Los Angeles, and the conditions sur
rounding the working classes. Respectfully
yours, T. L. HOLMAN, secretary.
"This letter." said Mr.. Fitzgerald,
illustrates the growing need of the larger
cities of this State for branch offices of the
Labor Bureau.
Los Angeles has thirty labor unions,
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-15
MONEY OUT OF HARLEM.
j. b. butcher, the millionaire, of New
York, Here With Party OF
Friends.

j. B. butcher, the millionaire railroad
man and meat dealer of New York, is at
the Palace, accompanied by his son. ].
Jerome butcher, and Mrs. J. ]. butcher,
Edward Willets and Mrs. Willets and
Samuel Willets. Edward Willets is the
grandson of the famous Quaker, Samuel
Willets. 1t is the formers daughter who
is Mrs. J. ]. butcher.
Mr.. butcher, first alluded to, is president
of the Union Stockyards and Market Com
pany. He has had the handling of all the
meat of the New York Central Railroad
since 1865. He has also been director in
the Harlem railroad since 1864, and is the
only director now living who was in the
road then.
The Harlem road is the only one enter
ing New York City. On this account its
stock possesses extraordinary additional
value But this is only one of many en-
terprises in which Mr.. butcher is inter
ested.
He resides at Pawling, sixty-seven miles
from New York, where he has erected a
magnificent residence. He is member
of the Town Council there and occupies
two or three other official positions. He
was at one time a State Senator. The trip
of Mr.. butcher and his friends to Califor-
mia is purely for pleasure.
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shown the indications of need of change
at the same time and are driven the en-
tire distance between the two places.
After they have made the trip they are as
quiet and contented as can be for few
months.
In addition to changing the animals
from ranch to ranch they are constantly
being given change OF range. They are,
OF course, always kept within fence, but as
none OF the ranges contain less than sixty
acres, this is practically no restriction.
Part of the time they are kept on Wild land
and made to get their living off the natural
vegetation, and then hey are kept II al
falfa fields for few days. The idea has
been to let them do as they please. Sheds
are erected in different parts of the ranges
which they can occupy If they choose, but
no effort is made to house them.
1t is to this method that Mr.. Molera
thinks his success is due as much as any
thing else. because when an animal be-
comes restless 1t loses its appetite and
soon grows poor and thin. Mr.. Molera
has also been fortunate in having good
dispositioned animals. They have all run
together on the same range in the most
perfect harmony. Even the buffalo cows
and the Galloway COWS have got along in
the most friendly manner, and in the
whole six wears there has not been single
fight. Results in breeding are slow to
reach, but if Mr.. Molera realizes all that
he expects there is no reason why others
should not follow his example and thereby
add to California many valuable re.
sources.
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4 IN monty called, was rapidly being
exterminated. The alarm was
sounded, and every State and Territory in
the Union where the animals were in
digenous passed laws prohibiting the kill
ing of them in the future. The alarm was
sounded little late, however, as there
were hardly enough buffaloes left to supply
the circuses and menageries of the coun-
try, and for some mysterious reason those
running wild on the different Government
reservations and parks failed to multiply.
Young were born, to be sure, but they did
not exceed the deaths from natural causes.
Since that time a great many efforts
have been made in different parts of the
West TO properly care for the few buffa-
loes left, so that they could breed and
thereby perpetuate the species. In Colo
rado the experiment has been a failure on
account Of the intensely cold winters, and
III Utah the so-called success has been
rather dubious, although the promoters
feel that they are on the right track and
have reason to be hopeful. 1t is most
likely that the many failures were due TO
q lack OF understanding of the habits OF
the buffalo. There is little doubt but that
the animals are naturally sensitive to
changes OF climate, and in the wild state
used to travel south in the winter and
north IN the summer, so as to avoid ex-
tremeS OF heat and cold. In the expert
mentS made in Colorado and Utah these
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barytone voice has so often charmed its
hearers in society salons and on the stage
in behalf of local charity, has been encour-
aged by his friends to 60 to Milan and
study, with a view of embracing grand
opera.
About two years ago Mr.. Belcher went
East, where his singing placed him among
the foremost on the stage. At different
times he found engagements in Brady's
many combinations and with the Hallan
and Hart Company. This sphere, how
ever, was too limited and he looks forward
now to broader and more elevated field
Prior to leaving this City the young Cali
fornian will accede to the earnest request
of his friends, and on Thursday night
March 10, he will sing in Native Sons Hall
the songs written especially for him. There
are three in which he has never been heard
here-the "Song of the Helmet by
Charles Archer; "l Will Come Back to
YOU by Carrie Roma, and "The Old
Turnkey" from De Koven's ''Rob Roy"
At this concert he will be assisted by
Carrie Roma, Olive Reed, Frank Coffin,
K. Fletcher Tilton, Daniel Ward, Samuel
Tucker, James Swinnerton, DR.. w. H..
Sieherst, Dr. A. T. Regensburger, David
Mclaughlin. Robert c. Mitchell and other
well-known artists.
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larities practiced by any one or any number
of persons acting in an official capacity in the
management of affairs of this association.
"And it is but fair justice that | should ex-
press my regrets and my most decided disap-
probation of the terms of shame and reproach
that have been meted out to those who, in an
honorable capacity, have so faithfully dis
charged the duties devolved upon them as the
servants of the Grand Army of the Republic" 4"
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urday afternoon little girl was sent by
her mother to a grocer's shop for a bottle
of stout.
stout the little girl said:
81 am going TO say recitation at the
Band OF Hope tonight, and mother says 1
must have some stout before saying 1t
because 1 am so nervous. Spare Mo-
ments.
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each of which has large membership. /
understand that the sanitary condition of
the factories and the lack of chairs for
women, besides many other things of that
nature, make it quite imperative that a
bureau should be established there that is
run by the State"
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NEW TO-DAY.
Is S')uSt as
Good

or better is what you hear nova
days for almost everything you
want to buy, until you must be
tired Of being told that you don't
know what you want when you
go into a store. The big depart
ment shops help the Substitution
evil by advertising standard arti-
cles at reduced prices, jest for the
sake Of the advertising -just to
get people to go to the store.
Some haven't the things to sell at
an; they have something "just as
good" which in SIX cases IN ten
IS next to no good; something
"cheap" in every way, IN place Of
standard goods.
In any merchandise this is wrong
in medicine it Is crime. When
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She Was So Nervous.
In certain town in Yorkshire one Sat
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BOUT fifteen years ago it became
apparent that the American
| bison, or buffa o as it is COM
y monty called, was rapidly being