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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-20

joices in and his mother is secretly in
prayer over. Only the boy had neither
father or mother. Since twelve he had
looked out for himself, never quite with
out bread, sometimes attaining cham
psgne: getting along variously on horse
Or afoot in his American way, across re-
Sions of wide plains and mountains,
through towns where not soul knew
his name He closed one of his gray
eyes at his employer and beyond that
made no remark.
"vat you mean by dat wink. any yhow =
demanded the elder.
"Say," said the boy, confldentially.
Honest, now. How about you and
me? Five hundred dollars il i had
your beard. You've got record, and
I've got q future. And my blooms on
me rich, without a scratch. How many
dollars you gif me for dat bloom?" The
sparrow hawk sailed into freakish i'm.
station of his master.
'You are a liddle rascal" cried tn.
master, shaking with entertainment.
'Und IL der peoples vas TO hear you sass
old Max vogel in dis style they would
say: Poor old Max: he lose his grip
But don't lose it. Haf you understand
that?"
"Yes, sir"
"How old are you. SOM"
"Ninsteen, SIR"
"Oh, myl that is offle yoong for the
fob I gif you. Some of dose men you
60 TO boss might be your father You
20 70 set an example where one ia
needed very bad. IL those men see YOU
drink a liddle, they drink big lot. You
forbid them. they laugh at you. You
must not allow one drop of whisky at
the whole place. Haf you undcrstand?'
Eyes, sir. Me and whisky are not nee
essary 10 each Others happiness"
at is not TO you, IL is them. How are
YOU NIT your gun?"
The boy took his pistol with sol.
emnity. He fired At an empty bottle
which was sticking in the thin. De-
cember snow. and the glass splintered
into shapelessness.
"You are darling" said Mr.. Vogel
''Gif me dat lofely weapon"
A fortunate store of bottles lay,
leaned. or stood about in the white
snow of Nampa, and Mr.. Vogel began at
them.
May ask IL anything is the mat
<r?" inquired mild voice from the
stnge.
stick Shat lily head indoors" shout
"a vogel: and the face and eyeglasses
withdrew again into the stage. "The
school-teacher. he will be beautifool
virtuous company for YOU at Malheur
egency." continued Vogel. shooting
again: and presently the large old
German destroyed a bottle with a crash
ing smack 'Ahl" sait he. IN unison
with ,be smack. "Ah-ha. No Won shall
say der old Max lose bis grip. shoe,
~ efrv time now. but the train shs
whistle. I hear her" The boy affect.
81 TO listen earnestly.
"you listen 20 me-" he continued "a
TIE boy. "you are ofie young. But
watch YOU plenty this long time. see
sog gsrA MI. .Ry, si22e oA6s pwyhei
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Copyright. 1897. by owen wister.1
PART |.

One day at Nampa. which is in Idaho,
q ruddy old massive jovial man stood
by the Silver City stage. patung his
beard with nis left hand and with his
right the shoulder of a boy who stood
beside him. lie had come With the boy
on the branch train from Boise, be-
cause he was a careful German and
liked to say everything twice; twice at
least when il was a matter OF business.
This was "A matter of very particular
business. and the German had repeated
nimself for nineteen miles. Presently
the sast-bound on the main line would
arrive from Portland; then the Silver
City stage would take the boy south on
his new mission. and the man would
journey by the branch train back to
Boise. From Boise no one could say
where he might not go, w.t. or east He
was a great and pervasive cattleman In
Oregon, California and other places.
Vogel and Lex; even to-day you may
hear the two ranch partners spoken of.
So the veteran Vogel was now once
moro going over his notions and COM
mands to his youthful deputy during
the last precious minutes until the east
hound should arrive.
"Und if only you haf someding like
dis" said the old man. as he tapped his
beard and patted the boy. "it would be
Ave hundert more dollars salary In your
fiddle pants"
The boy winked up at his employer.
He had a gray. humorous eye; he was
slim and alert, like a sparrowhawk;
NJ sort of boy his father openly re-
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THE new ENGLAND R. R co
Passenger Train Service, Week Days,
Corrected To nov. 29, 1896.

Trains leave PROVIDENCE as follows;
For Boston-1;jJ Ii.S5 a. n.; hErUas i!:)Ip. IN,
5:27 p. m.
wALPoLE-5;55. ii.55 a. m.
FRAEKLIN-5:55 il.j5 a m. $3.50 o. u
SuLFURD--5:66. li;b, a. m; $3.50 p. m
ARLINGToN-Fi2 90. 5:3, $3.50 pm
WEST ARLINGToN-Fl2:9s $685. F6:3o p. m.
KNIGHTsVILLE--Fl2'O o., 5;S5, 6;3J "Flt;io p. m.
MEsHANTICUT-lR:J5. 5;i5, s;Sj "ll 10 p. m.
NATICK. RIVER POINT. cENrREvILLE
WAsHINGToN-s:sO $500 A. M l.'Va t;2o. O;Sa
t;3o7:i5. "u:i) p. m.
CRANSToN, oAKLAWN $40. $500 A. m; is;oA
4.2l t:35 ESQ, 7;l5, 'sil;iO p. m.
PoNTIAC-6:4O ami i2;OS. 4;!O, S;sS $50, F7ah
+ll;lop. m.
ARCTIC AND QUIDNIcK-s:ao m; i2:Oi 4:aa
b.3i, ESQ, F7;i1.''il: p. m.
ANTHoNY-6:i0 $500 a. IN; is:6 s;2o 5:3i, e;3l
7.I6 1l:l0 p.
sTERLING-sil s;oo a. m i:a1 7:li p. m
COVENTRY. GREENE, oNEco, MoosUP.
PLAINFlELD-6:iO. 300 a. M 4:0. l;I' D. IN
The 7:Ii d N. train connects at PlainneId iOi
New YORK.
suMMIr-Si4O 9:Oc. a. M; 1870. 7;iS m.
JEwETT CITY. CANTERBURY, SCOTLAND,
VERSAILLES, BALTIC, SOUTH WlNDhAM
go 200 a. m: 1:s0. i:ls p. m.
wILIIMAETIC-S:i0 800 a. M; 1870. 1'io p m
uAKrFoRD-e.4O. 800 q. M; 4;2O. 7;lj p. m
TIsuKILL & NEWBURG-s:OO 9. m.
EoRWICH-s;io, 800 a. m; A;lo, 7il5 p. m
WATERBURY,, DANBURY-s'OJ a. M
CHICAGO AID THE WEST VIA NEWBUHu
AND ERIE R'Y-e;oO a. m.
pAsCoAG AND INTERMEDIATE STATIONS
ExCGfT FIELDS STArIoN-ta5. s;5' a IN;
4:ll s;3i and 'li;D .. m
Fields station--6;b 9;,J a. N; i;D saw pm.
Leave Pascoag at bi3. 'i3 a. M Hiia
B.0aud s's:0> p. m.
All trains leave IRON west end of Union Depot
Providence.
..saturdays only stops on notice.
w.R BABCoCK, q. p. n
in. KING, Supt
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RAILROADS.
new YORK, NEW HAVEN AND
HARTFORD RAILROAD.
OLD COLONY SYSTEM.

Time tables giving full Information
ms 30 local snd through train service
may be obtained at Providence STA
tion and stations below.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-20
$500 FOR si.oo.

n you cut out this ad. and present il at orr
store within ten days, your eyes will be
thoroughly examined by the great American
Eye Specialists, Ingraham & banners, p
Westminster street, and you will get any of
give you the best glasses money can produce.
All glasses warranted. ap6-ly
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TO BE CONTINUED.

There is more Catarrh in this section Of the
country than all other diseases put together,
and until the last few years, was supposed TO
be incurable. For great many years doc
tors pronounced It n local disease, and pre-
scribed local remedies, and by constantly
falling to cure with local treatment, pro-
nounced IL incurable, Science has proven
catarrh 20 be constitutional disease, and
therefore requires constitutional treatment.
Halls Catarrh Cure, manufactured by r. j.
Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only con-
stitutional cure on the market IL Is taken
internally in doses from 10 drops to tea
spoonful IL acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. They offer
one hundred dollars for any case II fails 10
cure. Send for circulars and testimonials.
Address,
r. j. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, o.
sv- Sold by Druggists, I5c
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r. J. CHENEY < Co, Toledo, o.
sv- Sold by Druggists, I5c

II should be made matter OF public lsnowl
edge that DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve will
speedily cure piles Of the longest standing
II is the household favorite for burns, scalds,
cuts, bruises and sores Of all kinds.
Joseph S. JohLston's Pharmacy, 500 West
Minister street: Metzger's Pharmacy, go
North Main street; Alfred's Pharmacy, sll
Eddy street.
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TRAIN SERVICE FROM PROVIDENCE.
PRovIDENcE DIVISION.

CORRECTED 10 Apfh -. 4e-''
pnSuhN boiiA S:ol. 7;oA s;ll
ea:os ~. $40 ';sl s'Ss. s.aa I'ss -,
shS SS isss @ leoa p ds.ss. s9s s.iS S i.s, s sos
2. NJ KkruRNlN0-Leaye BOSTON from PARK
% iSoS iS;a .Ss'0a S % igss. "a lios. 81 a.a s:oa sSss
dsys-biy'ua dssio. sis a M; iai2s ssoa ails
AT xTri si no ~. $50 s., 7oa SO, s.io 80,
s:sS sea $50 5iO. s;io. 1910 n;lo p. IN.
sGEdays-5i4o. e:tQ s;3a s:lo a. m 1900 noon
Nosri All ATrLSsoaS SS it% ana PLAINviLLE-s
saa n:'g IN a4l $780, h'i0 p IN
wAMPuHi.a 1day yERHNrnAm H,S Il An NORWOOD CENTRAL
NORWOOD and DEpHAM-siil s;'o. llHJ
:, :; ns i;iy, p IN. sanaays ,.oo ~ M, M ,oo,
nl. z;o2 2;0L t:02 60L ?il0. s;ia 1910 2. m
sundays $50. O'Sl siia a m; iz'Oo noon 4'io
Fitchburs aud way stations. $3.50. a. mi i2iO9 and
az. .. m Sundays a. p @.
qsunroa ana New BEDFORD. s.io ,:4O a M;
6:s0 a. N, and 6;O0 d 40 D. IN Taunton ouiy)
Middieboro 6ae. $40 m; gi'J. siiO ii49 u a.
D IN sundays 7iip ?. m.
plymouth 6;i0, n M ii4O p. m
poiRus on Cape uod. 6;iJ q. m; 1910. sap. III
Cottage Uity. nsS0 m.
HAntUckeL ig;,y p. m.
sTONINGToN DIVISION.
Trains leave fRoNiDENCE as follows sfor
NEW NoRK-ai;iZ bi:2j u NJ ioailyl sos Loeai
s:.s, 40 ,(daiyi $50 .. M daily
NEW YORK, VIA stoninston Line-7'Oh aud
PHILADELPHIA. BALTlMoRg and WASHING
TON via Harlem River-l0;SS a. m- s;ii .. n
NEW hAvEN-aIiil. bi 20 IN. ,exp daily, s;ol
hoe.expl i9ivo exp. elliolf limited n,i an.
daily, sil1 leKp dailylp m.
NEW LONDoN--si;lz oi:2J a IN. daily exp. az
% Toeai exp S' siisoi ip & inited, ii a m CoIpH KIP
l:2o accom- 1;ij ,exp. f;0s erpless
sailsi 'Is accom- o 60, y on m 'sSp sally, sally
sundays only) s'1' D. Ia accom- Sundays
only)
WORCESTER DIVISION.
Train. lesyG fIoyidenes as fcilowsfos
(aecom.L n:3J a. m taccom.D; l:J texp. .
a:1l exp to woonsoeketl 0as doo exp.
sio p N. taoconL
Mn-LViLLE-7s,, s:4S. siia II 80 n m; i;oo. siii
s2o. 5:45, sop IN,
sI%cksToSh sT9SsksS; nj JUNorioEnas lH II .o sio ,a,
niSO, M 90 a;'o' s'i'' ''ah b'ia S;tA
sunday. .is, s. s5a t''' m m. pus 80. s,ss 1oa
wo2SsooSafS S n. ias $50 :a Is, ~. 80 .a se III, iSs OK
Sundays % s'ss. a M. a.u $50 S.Sa ;.o,
WARREN AND BRISTOL BRANCH
Leave pROyIDENCE india stre't s,atioa' tos
2.jA sl5. 6:sa $50. p. M. sundays-s;cs
a m. liSO $3.50 and 1900 .. n.
NEW f0RF-tt3s- ege. ~ svg4s- -I:3o. s:l5. 6:5o
cav y. m. sundays-l:S0p
Warren and way stations 40 e:3o and ll:9
m, and i;Sa 4;Sa siiA S;;o. s;'O. 1850. and
li:S0 y.
SUNDAYS at . 90. a. m. 1880, biso and $500 M
BRIsroL-!;s1. $3.50 ii;so a IN; lao 2is5. tils
6;sa s.3l. 7:s0. and 1850 p m. sundays
s:i0 a IN. 4: O $50, s:0J D. m
Electric ears leave Exchange Place; proyidsnce.
Gals. Gals. 7;i5. and ll;l5 p. m.
Leave Market Square al ll:oo pi m
SUNDAYS at s:4s n m. l:ij 5:ls and $50 p. m
lie urnng connect with All trains.
q Sleeping cars only: coaches and sleeping
cars: G an parlor cars; via Walpole Line.
a. connects Newport via. boat from fai
River
GEO L. CONNER. A. O. KENDALL.
Iss'r Traffic Manager. Gen'l Psss'T Agent
T.. e. ALIEN. Geni supt
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another ten till you see me next" lie
stopped by the stage step, and wheeling
mmbly. surveyed his old-time aequaint-
ance. the good hat. the prosperous
watch chain, the big, wcli-blackened
boots. "Not seen me for ten years.
Hee-hee! No. Usen't TO have cent
more than me. Twins in poverty, that's
how Dutchy and me started"
"I stick TO Won business at n time,
uncle" said good-natured. successful
Max.
A flicker of alteration lighted IN the
old mans eye. Him, yes" said he, pom
dering. stuck to one business. SO
YOU did. Him." Then. suddenly sly,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-04-20


Professor-Plsass give an example Of actions
speaking louder than words.
Adlet-when man calls for soda water and
accompanies his order with . wink. sr-Har-
lem Life.
Murphy-That's the last time I'll ever ask
Flaherty to drink wild me.
Duefee-Did he refuse
Murphy-Naw: he acceptsd.-St. Paul Dis.
patch.
She (bitterly)-I wonder why IL Ia woman
has no charms for man after she becomes
his wifep
He (more so)-oh. fancy she feels more
comfortable with them off.-Detroit journal.
Hoax-I thought you said that man was .
musician9
Joax-Nonsense.
"You certainly told me he wrote melodies"
II told you he was "A composer of heirs He
manipulates soothing syrup."-Philadelphia
Record.
II you must marry widow marry one
whose husband is still living. He is liable to
make mistakes and cause you to feel proud OF
yourself; but you never hope to be as
great AS dead rival -Atchson Globe.
He-Your father refuses to give his convent.
She-Absolutely.
THEN we must elope."
'Ah! let us fly away on the wings Of love-"
''Yes, dearest will see il / can work n rail
road pass tomorrow. "-YonlSers Statesman
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THE STATE OF RHODE ISLAND.
PUBLIC HEARING.

Senate Chamber,
Providence. April 10. 1897.
The Committee on the Judiciary of the
Senate will hear all persons Interested in an
act relating to negotiable lnstrumonts ~ the
senate Chamber on WEDNESDAY, APRIL II,
1891, upon the rising OF the Senate.
r. l.. FREEMAN. Chairman.
JOHN W. SWEENEY, Clerk. ai92t
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26
pporIeoes Sierne for.
iparer fig.

Wnar en- lioen o. lite farlt9 Sleroe
trruaer IND i ct 8iitabe, bliper Den
tutten al be isrlte Sfilopagter,
iom fnar Die paa ben, bporpaa bet
~liulsie 2eseme burtis fuites no al Den
ialeS 8piio, uben at IrbeIoet ct enes
ite SIeblif aibrpoes.
MeH beriom Nnsribsren er en- for
% tun8 2anbinesl, saar Sa9en ipr zig
paa en- anben Maaoe. Der iommer oa
%alminoells llru opsr grbeioerne; ems
buer al benz boloer fine gaaben reoe,
hummer omfrlng ben ubuone @IGft Cg
giennemborer ben meo i'm Sraao.
Saaret fra ale 9auter os paa iamme
3tb pint al De mango 8raaooes 9iitl9e
Stif omtommer bet lansiomt trpbenoe
Spr unoer be beitigite 2r9trtrser.
Men buao er Der MI at sipre peo en-
iaa p9stis Sienoe? Gae gierues
Smaaben tiliammen oil life ilaa til,
ON fun at r0ffe ben bSoe Suesl %
enonu minore til at brin9e ben no al
ben fife Iabuing paa aubeu. @eo at
%raaone. uiloe ben iuart siDre belle Stus
bet iloelustenbe % maolfe uopitle Spi'
zen til en- eler anbeu Spgoum. Soors
leoes lfal bette M blnores!
Sele Sp9rmeu boloer Toao % Iats
ter en- raft Slau. 9iseiOm man unoer
5araoerne iuobaliamereoe bebe 0pr,
buao enten bette MI lteebe / en- r~elisips
Seniist eaer for at Hippo for bercs
iarlise nobuuitnlnser, taser ale 8lers
ne ltrar fat paa SGrtet % inobnlia'
merer bet epoc Seseme, buls giliteoes
oGrelie truer meo at ifaoe benz. &
bette Siemeo ipreoer arbeioerue iig
runot ON paa Mtarferne for at fannie
ben Sarpir, bpormeo 8laotnopperne
er ppertrufue; tbi bette @mue trgOcr
hos benz iiteoetior be gamle 9G9ppte,
res gsientier os Ilpe. Nieo bette
oalsluer 8lerne ben opoe Snesl lise.
Iaa tet Ipm Wumierne bleu pmuifleoe
meo lmale 5eiitrimler, us be l2gger
tiaise runot pm bens liulsie 9eseme ct
tDtt og iait Sag, iom binorer ben i at
raaone.
9eriom bet iitebetfor Ell npaen, fra
ale Sioer Iaarlis 2anoinesl, er en-
meo Sus uoitpret Sapeinesl, Der bius
orer Siltaoets $40, lao saar oct belle
for fig paa EFT Def anben Maaoe. Saa.
mart Spermen aneriber benue snesl,
frpber ben nenllis IND / fit GUS, letter
bette TAFT imob etto.rt Suuerialb. pa
imiolertib oens 3ilteoeuarelie poloer
llrp, tl2ber man BET fat til Steoet.
arbeioerne logger nemlis Ell be( Sub
Iatnins al Sarpir runbt ON bens Sus,
bucrpeo bette lines taft til auben.
Sueslen er MI aiitaaret fra OF Hippo
no, % Der er ba life anbet tilbaae for
ben END at OmtOnme | fit eset Sus.
Geaumur fanct iaatebes en- rpaen
2anOinesl iaittlGbet paa @lasruoen i
ct Staoe. / builfet ben tilietois bar
transt iuo. 8oudet, fra bpis uomar,
febe 89rf "Naturens 8ibunoere" nnrs
parenoe er taset, bar ielu ensang bait
9silisbeb til at ie eli li9nsnoe 5anac,
Iom paa ben nGpnte Maaoe par lentet
til Gteoet.
@ibner life iaaOanne 5r9t ON en-
piS Snilobeb, iom life nlene fan tils
ifriues ct blinot Snohtnft? Spem ter
pel ialialb resne benz TT en- BLOT autOs
matiif 8irfipmbso?
~
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

Gu nlpffelig Mru. Gn aorporal
/ ben ,t%alienife Marine fit nplis at fin
Gbmiral Undertaking ON, at bans
Sntel / 9lmerifa bapoe eiteriaot BAN
Is Wialoner 5ancs. Zen itaitels
aprporal blsp sal al @lebe, uastet
glbmiralen bapbe forberebt BAN paa
bet iaa ioriistls iom mulist.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

alctten par nafen ct oa Mr. geubria gtf. Riis 9artb
tDang fig felO ii. al ie ben nDe Sitting fat inc ginene "a
tog enbni engang 3sfalnsntst pg srsDst for fig % IeHe benz
Orb for Orb. 5 Stilbeoen cg eniombeOen fit bun M e.
terbaanbsn Ee for belle gegiOenbebsrnss ajebe, Sch for
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26
Set GrIigItc Soil / 8erben er

Get Grltgre J0lf I Seroen er
utp,ulicmt SslGnoerue. 1pusri fore.
fommer meget iielben iblanpt Dem,
Mpro eler Grab bar life fpretummet
paa ousr 20 Iar. Taa belle gen, Der
er ire @ause iaa iior fum 8anmarf,
finbes fun en- Eolitibetient.
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

Sch Ell Set. ION 8ranomano iorles
ben Dag sap, uobrastes islsenoe
Sfaal Tor 9amsrre: "Samernes
Sfaal! 9ereS Ciue tenoer ben eneiie
Slp, lom hi lille er iitanb til at Ilutfe!"
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

-Suscnnen., for Tnoes afbubet Der, er en- mooens bsarnet guH. eu1 ma.
Hanerbe Nobel iun "New Home" SpmaHfuen mo GhesueHe of ale b.ns o,
unIuifaie Of ale oens onmiae G9enfabE Der CT til 9Ralnens 9poe goaFnbr ~
mango npe 5orbeoruesr, fom nsrenoigots ma sire ben til n aaaFne af iUn, sas
On 10 fpHe 5orOae os fm e ta9t eer "New Home" aRuftnl u ben a,
amr ct Positive Feed, it Der life bebepes nosen 5ir enr Spring for at ta gPrr~
til at arbaoe Gn auoen helos 6urbeortna im mart pl bloe paafisnHst Of grr
fpm benptter Spmafnnen, e afeed, Der r iaaeoes 10 hrneret at BEN Tan bqb8 coiy,s
po sielp of en- Fmpd SuoptHiEg, unu at TONNE SersreNe mb the feed dog q,
aamle Raabe al reaukre benns SLass gRaRme pal, po SiGlp al Strer pm iafnn
the feed dog til the feed bar, bar alho mofsrt ganiteiabebe; tbi beTon bet tm bs
foutaset mo Nsashsbso, phoe the feed dog enten rcmme Jr. eIer ea9fnsn al 9us
plaoen ener oeaa bible the feed bnpe uuGpn.
Ser r brut m8tn Gmbu po aUunrutioneu al 1Suspennen", o. fun Datauo. Al
bebHe Glues err bkmu anpenot 8onnrpiipusn Ell fmpe, os StpHerne er fa % ON
bpsgei9t titasfbe % al beore 8partet; 9afhnn arbeoer berfor let % uraea psga
Iaasbarrsu er rub. mo Tesulapr2eet adjustable bearng) pallet uA Nh
bullet ster mere cno uIminpsis eHOburbo, us bucrpec Raaebarren bGOr tanh
Ieu9ere Glib at arbaOe uoen Ollie uou at IMs. Waar Sfptien smr fop Gaahn %
9Rnmm 9sihn 9 Surtraaben Hap bpiht spr at ben alora Tan brns5 Natra
.hGber fig flp bnaoe sme % neOre 9raao, % arbaoer antomatft uMu SeMn til ID
eIer iuert arbtio.
-Susbemn" bruaer oobbet 9raao % taper lock stitch. Gen sme 9raao fps r
fra SpoIen uoeu at tr9oes 9eunem ct euer Here Suaer fr ben uarR naesft ShnAa
rGber fig id; ben ian trrpS tafete % kt at fortaL Raasn tiers elh@ting uhn
anaa life iateS lsIast9.
8eo Bpert 9hns treths bage 9raaoe ht ianmen % lunes gRtOtn al lna o
Decorah-posten., 1897-03-26

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aRaNhnedene gafmns SpbfpHe er mel, let baauourH9t o. iBeFboeie a eH1OThHa
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torababe. 2ahrtn8en % uoimntntnsen sr at fsrte Stang. Sptngbult % aka
btaHe Dele tgRaftneu er imuft poRrst o. ndehpenreoe bppruso be fuar ct net c3ims
tmrt uoieenoe. 3rRnahrialt er encu Black Walnut euer antique Oak, eT gHh
msoF French Walnut Panels % rpt fripuet mb Nickel Trimmings Soross ct aN
al pelteretS a, iammenat al 7 iorfeage Gag bporpeo man bar opnnnet tTr SMh
os forbtnbret at Erect fan Tna fG @ahnens 5obfste er foripnet meO plated cs"s
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Halls Catarrh Cure. 5rdut 3. &bcneu.
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ben 6ie Tag al December u. 2. 1886.
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ltimouier, gratis. aoresie:
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Der paa &rppe. @tan Tan ienoe @oitage Stamps oeripm
bet ialoer lettere. Seno beanie 8lanfet.
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Seq Werfe til neoenitaaenoe priier:

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fat % iuIoitGHois ems paa besss
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,puet meo ct Lott SaauobIul yppr.
pso man peb SjRlp al Ell Tpmme.
itrue fan %itanoie MaIiiuer,et, msoeus
Sppleu fplpes. Gen bar en- hst
Grm, iom Sesninsen bier, buiitet
siuer spo 9laOs peo 9giets Saano.
terin8. ucen at stpe ben ct ,luuiet
l~1oieeuoe. Zen bar osrnGit en-
automattf Spole. ginoer (bobbin
winderl Der er iaa filter Os paa'
IioeIis / fin 8irtsH, at en- baarIia
punoet Spole oil p9re en- umI.
The Dickinson press., 1897-07-24
FIRST DAYS PROGRESS.
Conference Report on tho Tariff BIZ
Taken Up in the Senate.

Conference Report ON tho Tariff Bill
Taken Up in the Senate.
WASHINGTON, July 21.-The tariff
conference report was presented to tho
senate during the day, but little prog
ress was made on it beyond the formal
reading of about two-thirds Of the re-
port. Mr.. Tillman openly threat
ened to flibuster until next December
if cotton bagging and cotton ties were
not restored to the free. list. The sugar
amendments occasioned long debate
during which Mr.. Allison stated that
the conference rates were lower than
those Of the senate and largely conces.
sion to the house. Senators Vest, Jones,
Berry. and White questioned this state
ment, arguing that the sugar trust &C.
cured larger benefits from the confer
ence schedule than from any previ-
ously offered. The lumber amendment
also brought out animated criticism
from Senators Teller and Pettigrew.
Indications are that q vote on the re-
port will be reached not later than the
end Of the week, probably by Friday.
There may be change in the condi-
tions which will postpone vote, but it
is difficult to see what could cause it.
The opposition to the bill realize that
there is no possibility Of preventing the
adoption Of the report and their present
purpose is only to secure what advan.
tage they can by exhibiting what they
claim are the Inconsistencies of the
measure
The Dickinson press., 1897-07-24
will Test the Law.

The matter Of the payment for the
special tax list will probably be TAX
en- to the supreme court for decis-
ion, as the newspaper publishers who
have the work to do do not care to
do the work at loss unless they
have to do so. The first Of the larger
tax lists has been published in Cass
county by the Forum, ibut it does
not contain what the attorney gener.
al held was required by the law, 9TH
erwise it would have required the
setting Of much more type, at the
same compensation. The publishers
desire to get an opinion from the
court as to what is intended by the
law.-Bismarck Tribune.
Emmons County Record. The
North Dakota editorial association
will meet this year at Valley City
in about a fortnight. 1t is probable
that the "Wood Bill" delinquent tax
list will make one publisher in each
county so poor that he will not be
able to attend. But all will say
"Speed the work." whether or not
they are presentin person. 1t print
ers are able to maintain in cities
trade-union organization of several
thousand persons, it would seem that
hundred or SO publishers might suc-
cessfully apply the trade-union prin-
ciple in their relations with one an-
other.