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80 Mars 5nbilGum. Diortins'
ittitcIien, ct Siem for iOrismic 0renge'
born I Jlcnsborg. tunoe Den soc Gull,
lelre Tin 80 Gars Reitd6t.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06

Embarrassing. Gaaroeier Seert
Grbaroien al 9pitrup bar iolst lin
@anrb at Sariforn 3 3br. 6 Sfpr. 3
5pfr. II Glib. % meo ct Sorptiaissens
be al AZ Gbr. Sano til Maos Ssrenien
al Ipttrup ior $4,000 ar. Il inb.
% uouenois SeiGtnin9 mebielser.
Suertagelien fer ltrar.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06
Wrbct0sueolGaaelie.

Mrbuosneolag9elie. Is Sorcar'
teioerc, lom i Nibe par beitiaitiset
meo Saueaulasset gar5-Nibe-
Speniirup, neolasoe iorlloen Nrbeioet,
ipm for Tiben betales meo 2 8r. rs
Gre pr. Dag. 9snnc 9asIcu for.
lauote be iorbo ct iii 3 SIR. Giter 81.
oenoe ital Acknowledgements umfatte
belle ben 6 Mil LANCE Snueitrninius.
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6lrftriIf g~elpsnina Sromsp.

6lrftriif gelDsuina / Sromse.
3romsp, Soe Suit. aommuuetpret
bar | McSe / Gitermiopas enliemmls
b%empnoieet 6ormanoitabet III at Dps
ta9e ct 9aan paa inoiil 10000 ar. til
NnlRs AZ elsitriit 9pspert / Ypsn.
Sermee er g8isbet q McInib antar
oct. Otter bette uil 2pspertst for
@aoebelpsuiuasns &e0fommenoe pare
I9roi9t III at taees i Sru9 luoen llo'
gangeu al Ropembsr.
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Zen upe Girle / Nalborg.

IEW HUt MITE I NHIVUlU. NHU'
iam!iugeu til Spiprrlle al en- treble
Susuefirfe / NulbOrs bar allereoe iio.
trGst omirins 10000 ar. airteu pil
tomme III at llaae / gpeus ueitljgs
9parter, bpcr 2talburgS ropitelie / be
isnsre Gar bar taset ltart Jart.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06
Srnfnet.

Srnfnet. JOrleoen Giterm,oba9
families 3jeneitefarl 9Srsen GifOloiien
hos @aaromano Otto 8eOosren al
@aoe peo HuobDl SOs orutnet / en-
Grpit. Zen 5orulDtteoe, Der fun bar
20 Gar sammel, bar is6t Ngrrs
Seierslep. Sau bauoe uGret ipsieliat
meo at renie @rgiten.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06

Grebsbanen. Soroarbeioet pau
SaneIirninin9en melIem Boiens %
Gram bar MI taeet fin S~espnoelie.
Gn itcrrc ArbeioSfprte err / iulo Gang
lmelem Soiens Os NuItrup. Om
nosle 0ase oil 9lrbeioet paa iamtliae
S~robp9ninser biips paabegpnbt.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06
YluoieIioe TeosfalD.
Snebfer

YluoieIiae EsosfalD. Snebfer
8etereus 19aarise 9atter, Der tisnte /
Stelr, er pluo iells afsuaet uso 9gber.
Suu bapbe aiteneu iiorueieu tlaset
oper beittse Maueimertsr; men naiis
Ntorgen islte bun Jig bsore. st 8uar.
tiers 9io eiier at beubes SusbOno par
8aaet til en- Sesrauelie / 8Den, blsU
Der ienot guo eitsr Fam, % oa bar bun
aiereoe ogo.
- 9anomano g. 5y6iens Suitru
fra CUNT Start bar iorleoen / BRO.
aaer. IA hun fOm bjem, sif BUN ct
9Grruoe no i ajpitet og falot pluoielis
rant al ct Slasiilialoe ON os car oso.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06

Eor Sale.-An eight room brick
house, with summer kitchen. barn,
c~istern, two lots and two wells, one the
so called ice well a natural r~efrigera-
tor with the best water IN town. For
terms address f. S. Pullen. or call al
go Maple Ave. DEBORAH, Ia, or +.
!. ID. Gremm. az w. Water Street.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06
Sc npc Nnlaa uco Foros BERT.

Se hDt 1hiGb ueD VuIus Sell.
Teros. CITE Sui. Sueroireftioneu ior
Rsros Serf. &articipanter og Stiit'
amtmauoen / 3~roHObiem anfom BERTH
meo Grtratos iGitermlooa9 ST. 5 eiter
at babe beiet bet npe eleftriife Drifts
anlRs / 8ouaens @rube os 8raitita'
tlOnen peo Senspolo. Ser motagcs
Whoooa. Der ierueres iOr 80 Te%rioner,
buorpaa Der ~ailGsses Stio9 / Smeltc'
bptiell. 9ilbnsereiien III 2ronbtiem
tiltrRoes ST. 10 iditen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06

SIoles. Jorlsbeu 2sroaS Wprsen
ueobr9note aaapuer g. Wplots gus /
GpnOeritor. Ia Suiet lisser opbt,
marteoes Sran0en nRitsu al insen.
giersn par life biemms; 8onen og
benoe3 re imna Sern i~rellte mso
gteo o. neppe 9 pet. Get lpffeoes BOG
osiua at rsope ai0erne, meoens 10
Spiu branete. Get autages, at Selp'
autanoslie af Ssst sr etplo / SIae'
brauoen.
- snepler Senrltisns gus ! Srinss
berg sr nsobranot. Sno boet % npe
Mebler III en- @aroi AZ 1000 aroner
brGnets. gstosrue mnotte reooe fig |
bet blptis 9iunep. Slper. Der opiOe
ueo Seluaut0Hoelit | Ell Yluomotpr.
i~orplan,eos iig III Niels Seniens
@aarO. Der lie,le,es neobrrnote. Gu.
BET SnSbO % Jlarr4 brauois
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06
Toripnnben Srens. Gn omtrer

llnarig 3rens psb Napu german, Ssn
al gnfen gedsr / Cluiamionssans,
bar paret ioriuuuoen iioen iioite Man,
bag, on ban iOrloo Sjemmet unbcr
6Oreoiuenbe al, at han piIoe saa iii fin
Onfel / Giterbp. Der sr ban imiolcr'
ito life anfpmmeu.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06
70 Ilensboracre ornfnepe. Cor

~ O~'e"ppotBeie pihihept. Soh'
meooelt Ianf bet bamboraite 8ampIfib
"ReInbet" icrleben / Suouen ueo aou'
ltantlnopel eiter ct Snmmsuitso. Sun
iaa irelltes. Slanot be orufneoe CT
Ogiaa nnoen Wiaitiniit 2orens 8poer
o8 Gsiiitent Mtutb. Grotb, bssse fra
6lersborg.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06

Seosfalo. auptsin SaniOn paa
Sslen er nfsaaet ueo 9soen, 70 gar
sammel.
StOrtibnosmnno S%impnicn opoe
'orleoen paa Sammer felt Of Caring.
Sanoels mano Simpnien Dor boiat /
aielolt. pan bar Gtprtbinasmono i
Neriooen 1881, 1924 %
9lenpalgtes iOr moep9reuoe Stors
tin9speriooe.
NrtiIerifaptein 8. 5. 8. Mae,
nus sr aigaaet peo 9Doeu eiter lau,
9ere Tbs Spgoom i Ell 4loer al SO
Anr. San uar officer fra 1859 % MI
ebe' Ior Ace 9anoepsrns batteri. &aps
TEN Waanus bar en- Opgtis Officer,
anleet | ut Sac, elisu9rSis Os buman /
Of i'm Optr9oen.
GiosuO!o. 9be Suli. Sarunesis
Stunt @eOel Sarlsbers sr / 5prmiO,
bag ST. 81 aisaaet ueo 3poen al Sisr.
telammelie paa Gaaroen Gnser i Gioss
uplo.
Zen aamle Barouesie par Gnfc eiter
Saron German @eoel'S arls berg paa
So9ltao, ium benoes 9loite Sgn, 9sits
rant % @OOseier german @eoels
Sarlsber9 eiter Sabereus DEB ppertos.
Den aanlle elituarpise, g~Oo9jprenbe
Dame BAR meset aibolpt, o9 Giterret'
nlnsen ON benOes SUrtsans u,l blipe
mootaset meo Semoo % msseu 9elta.
9elie.
- 6o9eo / gfer % SOTO 6. 6.
&ieruli atgif pco 3poen forleoen / en-
Nloer al so Sar iom 5plse al ell 9uns
9sbet9nOelle. BAN / iorrise llse paas
orcs fig.
Irenoal, l2tc SuIi. @rosierer
Sens 9bOmmeieu, Der iummeu meb fin
Suo9er Sulius Gmitb par Gbei ior
Spens ilDrite. priiilsite % riseite 6or'
retninasTirmd, Gmitb o. Sbommeleu,
er iIprmiooas ai9aaet reo 3poen paa
1T 9anoiiep Sburs bang i en- glloer al
81 Var. Iiopoe, Der par Wteplem al
&ommuneltpret, uar en- almiuoeli9 ais
bolot Wtano. buis SOrtsans petter
Veflnaelle / pioe &reoie.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06
SAT- Gieno o NJ.
tiliaias eaer tineie.

Carm tilialgs.-R. G. / Sect.
y 10, Canoe Iownihip. lisslebse 20 4cres
StoolaHo. Gor uRrmere Gpipsnmger ben
peuber man jig III ". j. @tbfou, 2xorab,
Soma. mi
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06

Oauo tiljalSs. = 800 aeres al
- beoite Gauo I 2ae.qul.Barle Co., gRina,
iilialgs. @oot slDb, BUS 9anosI tau IT,
iraE. u. 8. Simle. 1ecorab, SomI.
34E.ti.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06

SoosfatS. Seitprerer iOr giters
bros Satins % &ealifUle, Salpemar
SepD, er nfsaaet peo 9Doen, 81 glar
9ammel.
So9trpfier oB ReouftDr .. 8p6r,
Der ior ca. 80 Iar liben 9runoloaoe
"SOrp apis", er opo paa 5reoerifs-
berg.
- Gn al Galborg @arniions alore
Sificerer. &nptein emil grum, er ai'
Ganet reo 2soen eiter lGnsere 3ios
Soagelis beo. grum bar isot ben lite
Mai 1885. San q Sgn af SiItme,
tier 0rum peo apraoiererne / Soriena
os bel;o9 iom &pmpagnifommanogr
oso 5!e Steslment / arisen 1864. vi.
opoe par meo, oa 9anneuirts ltiQlnoer
rsmmeoes, % ueo Nls. 8 1876 apan.
csreoe ban til aaptein ps for flptteoes
I'll IalbcrG, buOr ban bar aniat ierii
ueo 30te co isrere peO lite 8atallion.
8 1887 lalot ban Tor Aloersgranoieu
% opertus ba ct aompaui peo 4Oos
Battalion.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06

SereraniGtteH er. airfeoepartemen'
tet bar belfiffet:
Carer peo SrpmsD SeminarS 5ors
bereceliesflasie u. 8. Sbeloe iom 9e'
rer ueb 2eoanser Ssminars Gorbere'
oeliesilasie meo aarlis 2sn Str. 1900.
Carer peb Samar 0sptummeitole
aanb. tbeol. gtiel @unnerien iom 2a'
rsr psb BET ohentltse Gspfumme,nitt'
int | 1roubhiem meb 2Sn SIR. 100.
SRI. Mnna 2arisn iom 2ererinos
peo Satbres Neutrality-suspicious. peo
Bergen meb Sespnoerlen SIR. 1000.
iii Hoiierue bapbe melot iis bsn'
hOlosuis 3S. Z % 4 IniOsere.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06
Suriatrpmmeu bar bibtil pars

Snriatrommeu bar bibtil pGret
imal iaar. Saa iaa Sommer9jGiter
% Geilenoe bar man life pGret pant
til i be ienere Nar, meloes ira Sars
Danger. - Wiaalfe Der enselife Gegie'
rIussjubilaum / nosen Grab CT aar'
iusen BERTH. 8 be aleriioite 0ass
bar man paa 8ois merfet noset mere
glui S9rolelen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06
RlAI o. 0nnA

/ Spd A Kroner. 1 Skiilin1-S 6N
i Mark eller ort-So Ore.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06

grnnoe. 0oul 9eterieus Gniss
etto ai1rhus, Boris SOan, cr tO'
talt neobrrnot. Ia lluatrsaturer liant
no9Ie SuIu o. 5oar Inpebrpuots. ON
Sloens Spfom't uioes euouu miet.
5Orleoen 1orsoas NiteH brGrots
ct Ntiieislitabet Etlrr NOjcbrua til.
herenoe Stur, / buffet N 9ampmn'
ittne par opittGet. 5iuret Dor fife ass
~inreret, 90 gtnItinsn, Der bleu en- Sci
Dosla9t, sr leiet al a.. gudtrup i
Hnnoers. 0porleoes 3loen er ops
%itaaet, uioes fife.
Sm Giieuen ben l7oe 3nni neo'
branote Jtggino aro oeo Ginstipbrns
meo GUls8auro % SIprelaOe iuIpitGn'
big. gae Sreaturer os suSsI 5nobO
reooeoes. 9loen er opitaaet / Stors
i;enen. 9rOeu er b~elisgcuoe en- WiIl
ira &lnstiobine.
= SOIiteo, l2ie Suli. Rattcn mel.
lem 5reoag % 9prbag ~ppoageoes Slo'
lcs I bet Ritolui GagaurO ttlbsreuos
Ge9luGrf i RebeIiis, @eirup Sogn.
Oct brenoie no al 9aset pna en oper
2%eslopnen pGrenoe Sperbpsnins; bet
lDifeSes bog , 9sbet al II Times lib
at faa SIoen %iluttet, iua at Stnoen
inoNtrGuteoe fig til 7naet. Stoen
btorprer icrmentliS fra ieluc Spnsn.
- Srgnoerslep. 13oe Suli. st
6uS paa siarssuaro Seoe, tiltprenOs
6rans gS. 9nrien, er isanr MUrges tps
talt neobtGnot. S~eiatniugen, TO 9iOer.
reooeoes. aariasen til 5loen8 OPP
tontit er enonu life pplpit.
6orIeoen 2grons neObranote Gs.
per Yeoeriens @aarO i GtstUrp / Sas
oerup, CIRQUE Sosu. Sreoturerne blep
reooeoe, bpUrImoo naiten alt SnObp
brGnotc, ~tIlisemeo ca. 100 SIR. i Seos
Ter. Souen us 8i9eu par enc biemme
o8 t'Gro meo at brps9e, oa Sloen ira
@rnbefjeolen i9n9eoe / no9et oerpeo
l'g9enoe 2png.
Decorah-posten., 1897-08-06

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Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-31
WHEAT BREAKS.
Drop In the Price in Chicago and New


Drop In the Price in Chicago and New
York.
Chicago, Aug. 2s.-Wheat furnished
another sensation Friday. Unlike the
previous slump In the price of septem-
Der wheat, after it had touched the one
dollar point, drop of 11H cents from
Thursdays top notch figure just after
the opening gong Friday left the trade
dazed and searching wildly for the
cause.
Later the market went to 96 and
closed at 90.
New York, Aug. 2s.-Wheat lost S
cents a bushel Friday and the lowest
point was about 10 cents under the ton
notch for the season. There were not
enough influential bulls left in the mar.
ket to make respectable fight against
the declining tendency. They have
nearly all become interested in corn
which everybody in the trade has been
educated to believe is on the eve of g
bull movement. December wheat soon
settled into a steady decline, which
finally landed 1t half an hour before thu
close at 03N cents. From here it raj
lied to o4N cents, where it left off
Corn lost less than cent, and closed
~,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-31
comes direct

The list shows that shoes are almost
d drug on the market, the price quoted
being no higher than that paid for good
shoes in this city. The explanation is
given in the declaration that there is an
over supply of shoes in Alaska, resulting
from the almost exclusive use there of
rubber boots of the snagless variety,
which are the most expensive in any
market. This price list is said to be
authentic, and it is claimed that there
is not an article on it that it would not
cost more to transport than to buy in
Dawson City.
Washington Aug. 2s.-Several COM
plants have reached the treasury de-
partment recently that large numbers
of men bound for the Klondike coun-
try, but without provisions or money,
are now being landed at st. NIichaels,
Alaska. None of the regular lines of
steamers. it is said, will book parties
for the Elondike who are not provided
with a sufficient amount of provi-
sions and money to maintain them
selves for a reasonable time without
danger of suffering. Some of the tramp
lines of steamers, however, are said
to ship anyone who can pay for his
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-31
nar Association Elect, omccr,

Cleveland, o., Aug. 2s.-The opening
session of the National Bar association
was devoted to suggestions from mem
bers of the committee on commercial
law and under this head Mr.. Walter S.
Logan, of New York, offered compre-
hensive report. Nominations for
officers for the ensuing year were re-
ported by the general council as fol-
lows: President, William Writ Howe,
OF New Orleans; secretary, John Hink-
ley, of Baltimore; treasurer, Francis
Rawley, of Philadelphia; executive
committee, Alfred Hemenway, of Bos-
ton; Charles Clafiin Allen, of St. Louis;
Charles Mobile Gregory, of Wisconsin.
The nominees were elected without
discussion
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-31

passage, without regard to the future.
The result is said to be that consid-
cradle crowd is accommodating in the
vicinity of st. Michaels, who already are
becoming dependent upon the charity
OF others for their food. This uncx-
pected situation, it is feared, will lead
to trouble before the winter is over, and
the treasury department has been asked
to interfere to prevent vessels from talk
ing to Alaska persons not properly pro-
vided with subsistence. No way of ex.
ercising any federal authority in the
premises has yet been discovered, and
it is altogether unlikely that in the alb
sence of action on the part of the states
whence the vessels sail any restraint
Mha ever cnn he eNerriSel
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-31

Prof LeBurno and his aids with the big balloon arrived Monday
morning and making ready for the peos feat being
the mouth of mar when hundreds Of feet skyward
lis the only company that undertakes perform this
but of the many attractions that will be shows everyone
which is worth more than the price of admission.
The stock show promises be with many herds
on the grounds.
The department promises larger BEFORE
cessiang large number of additional pens.
The vegetable department will be exceedingly fine and large and
all who should aid in making the display in all departments full
and complete varied industries permit
Property specially interested these
visitors from abroad will be at the Fair and will Judge county
and its people largely from what they that OCCASION
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-31
Bank CIo.e. ~. Doors.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Aug. 2s.-Pend-
ing decision as to whether it will go
into liquidation, the Bank of Minneap-
oils closed its doors Friday. Without
much question the bank will go out of
business, as R. d. Kirby, of Chicago, the
president and principal hacker, is anx.
dous to do SO. It's capitals 100000 and
Its deposits $150,00O. The bank has no,
failed In the sense of being bankrupt,
but has simply gone out of business
The Phil Scheig embezzlement some
three years ago, followed by the sui
eide of Cashier Bofferding, was blow
from which Its credit never recovered.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-31
Bighlanders, was elected unanimously

H1ghlanders, was elected unanimously
surgeon general of the grand army.
The first ballot for junior vice conf
mander did not result in choice, but
later the adjutant general was instruct
ed to cast the vote of the encampment
for Francis B. Allen, of Hartford, the
candidate of the Naval Veterans asso-
chiffon.
Rev. Frank C. Bruner, pastor of the
First Methodist church of Chicago, was
unanimously elected chaplain in chief
of the grand army.
Commander In Chief Shaw, Of the de-
partment Of New York, offered a resolu-
ton providing that the last Sunday in
May be observed as Memorial day and
spoke at length in support Ct it. The
resolution was defeated. The new OFF,
GERS were installed and the encampment
adjourned at 3:45 p. m. to meet at Gin
cinnati next year.
Among the reports receiving IA
yorable consideration in the executive
session of the encampment was that Of
the pension committee. 1t recommend
ed readjustment of widows pensions
and presented form of proof and ap-
plication in pension claims substantial
ly the same as that embodied in the
Picker bill, which has passed the house
OF representatives but has not passed
the senate. The report stated that the
present commissioner of pensions had
consented to adopt new rules substan-
tally the same as those in force dur
ing the Harrison administration. The
report also recommended that congress
pass service pension law, to apply to
all veterans who have reached the age of
62 years.
The report of the committee on text
books used in the public schools was
adopted. The report deals severely
with some of the histories used in the
south, charging that they mlsstate the
facts as to the cause Of the rebellion
and present them from a southern
view point. A regret is expressed
that, after an examination of all the
histories used in the states that were
loyal to the government, in the opinion
of the committee none merits the I'M
qualified Endorsement of the organiza-
ton,
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-31
ne,d ON n Murdcr Chnr.c

Garden City, Kan, Aug. 2s.-A man
who gives his name as August Kerket,
and says he lives in Owosso, Mich, is
under arrest here, suspected of being
the murderer of the man who was found
dead on Pixies Peak last week. He has
been photographed and will be held sub
ject to the order of the sheriff of Elpaso
county, Col.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-31
BIG PRICE FOR a HOG.
Syndicate Purchascs IL Poland China
BOar for 50, 100.

'
Springfield, ILL.,, Aug. 2s.-At sale
OF Poland China hogs held at the state
fair grounds Friday afternoon by
George G. Council, of Williamsville, this
county, boar named Klevers Model,
sold for $500. This is the largest price
ever paid for hog, the next highest
being $4,000 at a sale held here several
months ago. Klevers Model, was pur-
chased by syndicate consisting OF
George L. Hyle, Of Washington, H.;
A. M. Conwell, of New Holland, ILL.,;
James +. Snare, of Wyoming, ILL.,; W.
II. Cantre!l d Son, of Waynesville, ILL.,;
G. II. Wilson, of Morning Sun, Ia; w.
D. Ware, of Yates City, H.; Samuel An
derson, of Mount Vernon; ]. X.
Sharp, of Taylorsville, Ill.,, and j. 7.
Stuart, of Lincoln, III.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-31
Not Gambling Devices.

Kansas City, Mo-. Aug. 20. Justice
Spitz held that slot machines were not
gambling devices and discharged the
saloon and drug store proprietors who
were arrested on July 30 for permit
ting machines to be operated in their
stores.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-31
Found De.J

Toledo. O.. Aug. 2s.-Mrs Floride ri.
Wilkinson, one of the best known news
paper women in this part of the state,
was found dead in bed at her home, Fri
day afternoon. Death was due to con.
gestion of the brain. Mrs. Wilkinson
came to this city from Baltimore and
WAS the author Of several books.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-31
FINISH THEIR BUSINESS
@. A. r.. Encampment Elect the Rest
of Their Officers.

OF THc1r OuICerb.
Buffalo, N. ", Aug. 2s.-The second
days session of the grand army en-
campment was opened at 9:15 o'clock
Friday morning. Gen. Clarkson pre-
sided. The session, like that of Thurs
day, was strictly private. Guards with
muskets sat at the doors and only G.
A. r. men with the countersign were ad-
united.
Alfred Lyth, of Bidwell-Wilkeson
post of Buffalo, was unanimously elect
ed senior vice commander.
DIR. David Mackey, of Dallas, Tex, a
veteran of the Scventy-ninth New York
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-31
Heavy Shipments of Salt.

Hutchinson, Kan, Aug. 2S.-Witlin
the past two months the eight local salt
plants have made and shipped more salt
than in any other two months since they
were built. A new plant is in course of
construction and those now in existence
are running to their fullest capacity.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-31
Mills Must Use steam.

Oshkosh, Wis, Aug. 28.-There are
now no mills in the Fox river valley
operated by water power. Those at
Neenah stopped Friday. Those at Me-
nasha and lower down suspended a
week ago. The lake level Friday was
from 11a to 2h inches below the crest
OF the Menasha dam. When the water
reaches the crest of this dam Rule IL
OF the war department says that it shall
not be used for hydraulic power. Pend
ing the rising of the water to the re-
quired level the mills will be compelled
to resort to steam for operating their
pianfs.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-31
Fatal Riot In Yucatan.

Merida, Yucatan, Aug. 1s, via New
York.-Twelve persons were killed and
several injured in riot which occurred
in the plaza in front of the municipal
palace last Sunday evening. The cause
of the outbreak seems to be the preju-
dice of the police, who attacked the
people because of their opposition to
the candidacy of Senior Carlos Peon, the
present governor Of Yucatan, who
fought reelection. L..
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-31
Takes a LADY,. Place.

Springfield, ILL.,, Aug. 2s.-Gov. Tan
ner has appointed Louis Arlington, of
Alton, as state factory inspector, vice
Mrs. Florence Kelly, of Chicago, term
expired.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-31
PRICES ON THE YUKON.
Some Quotations on Articles of Food
EgGs 81 "a Dozen in DAWSON City.

ESEs y a UUAeii III DNNVsOn City,
Chicago, Aug. 2S.-The prospective
gold hunters attention is called to the
latest price list of supplies which has
come out of that country and which has
been telegraphed TO the representative
of one of the Chicago railroads. The
prices are those quoted at Dawson City.
They are great deal higher than at
any point in the United States, in some
instances seeming eNorbitant, but they
are nowhere near what prices are pop
ularly supposed to be. This is the re-
vised list of the price of supplies as it
comes direct from Dawson City:
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-31

The sweet girl graduate doesn't know
yet whether she is going to get mar
ried or be a typewriter.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-31
VIII Meet Next at Detroit.

Denver, Col, Aug. 2s.-By the unani-
nous vote the foresters supreme con-
yention in session here, selected Detroit
u the hsxt meeting place for 1890.
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1897-08-31
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