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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-01
Cotton Beit Cut EXPIRES.

Apstin, Texas. September a0.-Positiye
Information has today been furnished the
commission that the 2l-eent rate from St
Louis on canned goods, PIT in by the Cot
ton Belt, had expired and that no notice
of continuance of same had been flied
with the Interstate commerce commission.
Notice OF the withdrawal OF the 3-cent
State emergency rate on said goods was
given, said withdrawal to take effect at
midnight on Monday. October 81.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-01
ROBSON cORNERED THEN.
A aracteristfc PopuIfst statement
Run to Earth.

In his speech AT Mouiton. ]. w. Baird
the popuHst candidate for congress, de-
elared that at Fort Worth Joe Savers
campaign manager went to Hawiey's man
eyer and said: II you viii put out no can
didate for governor, we Will vote the gold
democrats OF your district FOR Hawiey.
Judge Robson demanded the PROOF Oh ",
to which Baird replied that Barney diobs
would produce the proof.
Mr.. Hawley denied In express terms the
assertion made by the populist and stated
explicitly that ne would not have been a
party 10 any such proposition
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-01
ANOTHER HEROINE.
Miss Pearl Foster of Calvert Dis
played Presence of Mind.

DHITds NtWs.
In connection with the heroIsm displayed
been done Miss Pearl Foster OF Calvert. n
young lady OF 16, who never lost her pres
ence of mind amid the terrible wreckage
of the car and who rushed into two feet OF
water and lifted the head Of one OF tht pin
ioned men above the water and held It until
he could he eXtricated by others. Had X
not been for the promptness OF Miss Foster
the man would have been strangled TO
death by the dirty slough water. When
she reached this city her clothes We're sat
urat;d with water and she was shown every
attention by the people. Her conduct was
courageous and she deserves the plaudits
of every ono.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-01
Mr.. Wolfe. Appointment.

Fort Worth Texas, September Soc. u
Wolfe, for number of years commercial
agent for the Queen and Crescent in Fort
Worth and Dallas. has been made assistant
general freight agent of the Nashville
Chattanooga and ST. Louis with headauar-
tiers at Nashville. Mir. Wolfe win leave
az once FOR his new station. He has been
with the Queen and Crescent ten years and
is generally popular In railroad circles in
Texas.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-01

TIE Texas Division OF the Daughters OF
the Republic will hold lis annual conven-
ton In this city. October 10 TO %, and sew
eral Of the railroads. including the Sunse,
and the Houston East and West Texas
lines, havo already announced reduced
rates for the occasion, yix
From stations within seyenty-fvc miles
of Houston, one and one third fare.
From stations seventy-hve to 100 miles
from Houston, So.
From stations over 100 miles from Hous-
ton one fare.
II is presumed all the other roads enter
ing the city will make a similar rate. and
a large meeting is expected.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-01
WHILE THE WAR LASTS

All Who march, walk or stAnd should shake
into their shoes Aliens Foot Ease. powder.
il cures aching. tired. sore, swollen feet. and
makes tight or new shoes easy. II ahscrbs
moisture. and prevents chshng. hot suartinE.
blis,cred. sweating feet. All the resuier army
troops and navy men use ~ yufunteera 81
hot climates can't exist IA coB{ogt WtthoMt AZ
Aliens Foot Ease Ii sold " "a tPaGnla1 ~
sho. stores. ~. Sample s61k 14UU =.
dssss Allen Z olnstsa. - ~, s. !. S. + & 4
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ships from Port Arthur.

The Kansas City Pit,sburg and Cult Is
or seems to be receiving It's full share OF
freight business. but Ia experiencing some
difficulty in handling 1t owing TO the scar
city of cars. The company Is now prepar-
ing to send one of its steamships direct to
Europe from Port Arthur, Texas and 1t is
intimated that several others viii follow
from the same port during the season.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-01
nailrnud Exneriment..

LISTERS received BY the Railroad Gazette
indicate that American builders OF steam
railroad equipment viii probably receive
orders before the end OF the year for nine
ay-six locomotives. 1893 freight cars and
fifty passenger cars. in addition TO what
may be bought by new railroads which are
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-01

mes l.. Heeth, wife and maid, beaumont;
Helbrauner, Chas. |. Petherbridge. e. lie
1pe New York; Milton Adler, Cincinnati;
p. Lewis, Pittsburg; w. l.. Lennon.
man; Mrs. Ella V. Greenough Mrs Lu-
Parrott, Galveston; j. l.. Austin, Rock.
Miss Gibbs, Miss Johnson Deepwater;
iohstadt, j. D. Woody, ST., Louis; A. b.
/, Waco; w. NJ. shutter, Westheh, Mass
Zinser, Chicago; W II. Hart, st. Louis:
rles Puryear College Station. A. E. S.
glass, Cincinnati; Geo. T. Reynolds,
ttanooga.
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und Two Joiut Debntcs.

Cleburne. Texas. September 29.-IThe
democratic and populiet candidates for
the Legislature. :. r. Cole. democrat. and
Tom NJ sanders ropnlst. had an alter
cation in Grand View today in front OF the
postoffioe, growing out OF Joint debate
held this week. Neither one suffered any
bMily injury. Friends parted tbcm In
few moments.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-01
A highlander Wa. shot.

Wills Point Texas, September s0.-At
Ben Wheeler. in this county. today Cicero
Rusk. democratic nominee for sheriff and
Piitmsn Sides. populst nominee for as
SCISSOR, engaged ia street duel with ps
tolls. william Strdnger. bystsnder. was
seriously shot. but neither Of the psrtici-
pants injured.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-01
Captain Quinian In DALLAS.

Dallas. Texas, September 30.--Captain
George A. Quinian, vice president aud gen
crsl manager Of the Houston and Texas
Central railroad. arrived here from Hous-
ION in mis- private car this morning. and Was
accompanied by his lovely and accom-
plished daughter. Miss Annie Quinlan.
While in tho city they will be the guests OF
Hon. W. c. Connor and his family.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-01

Kilt suits OF small checked brown. blue
and green cheviot,
Ing saShes
Camol's- hGir and serge for mourning
street gowns.
Babies caps OF hand embroidered lawn.
silk or organdy.
Taffd,a capes trimmed with ruchcs OF
black velvet ribbon
Quantities OF cashmere In street. house
and evening shades
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-01
Berwick Bay oyaters,

2 FWrWIUk BAY Oydttrs,
Cold salmon with mayonuaise.
Goa asparagus.
Sliced beeis
Saratoga chips
Tomato and lettuce salad.
Lemon ice cream. Iced coffee.
Grapes.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-01

mons ID speak In this county: October II.
Bethel. s D. m; october IS. kurten, y.
m october H. Edge, 2 p. M. october 10.
Cottonwood school house. .. m.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-01

Bryan. Texas, September 3o.--IIon. A..
W. Cunningham Of Waco. populist nominee
for congress from this district, was here
today and gave out the following apposnt-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-01

Nacogdoches. Texas. September 2a.-Nao-
ogdoches has received UP 10 date over 1000
bales OF cotton. The cnnpress is now run
ming and turning out from 500 10 800 bales
daily. The largest cotton yield In many
years has been realized this season; oyei
&c, 600 bales VIII be marketed here.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-01
COTTON RECEIPTS.

Beeville, Texas. September 30,-The num-
Der OF bales OF cotton marketed here M 10
date exceeds that of last year up 10 the
same date by several hundred bales, but
owing to the lower price the mouey re-
caived for the cotton has been about the
same
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-01

Rosanky Texas. September 2s.Farmers
in this section are selling their cotton rap
idly; receipts TO date. 500 bales.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-01
AN EMERGENCY CUT RATE,
Inc Railroads and Ship Brokers
Agree on Compromise
AND THE COMMISSION RATlFlts IT..
hhe Ocean Cotton Tariff surs I'm
an Oratorical Fencing Match at
Austin--Thc Result.
ND THE COMMISSION RATlFlts IT..

Austin. Texas, September S0.-Toaav.
nearing before the railroad com,nsss a,
with regard to making an emergency cu.
vi cents In the cotton rate to offset eur-
tain alleged Determinations against C.i.
weston in favor OF New Orleans was Of
short duration and came TO an end with
out incident. to the disappointment no
doubt, Of not few who had exnec,ea q,
see lively time. followed with injunction
suit trimmings. At the very beginning OF
the engagement 1t was made plain thu,
1t was not so much Galveston as Jeps Moi.
Ter that had grievance and that neither
the producer, the shipper nor ANYBODY
else was particularly affected thereby, nor
stood chance Of being benefited bv a
Tectification theNof Mr. Moller's chief
cause OF complaint was that he was out
s9,OVo he failed to make owing to having
been unable TO take advantage OF the go
cent ocean rate prevailing at Galveston
because, forsooth, he had contracted in
a certain instance and an unguarded mo-
ment to take car of cotton at IS cen g
without having anticipated the possibility
OF subsequent advance. In other words
ne had unierestimated the lengths TO
which the unchecked rapldity of Galveston
brokers' can reach and he wanted some
body to make him even for the loss of
what he might have made had he been
swifter He made his usual appeal to the
commission to give him justice and save
him from starvation and the loss of his
usual summer trip to Europe, and wound
up by Offering to compromise with the
railroads If they would agree. by a slight
Juggling OF rates to discriminate against
first class ships in favor of his tramp
steamers ana deprive shippers OF the ben
eft OF the competition and better service
afforded by the former. His proposition was
In measure accepted by the traffic men
ard an understanding arrived at whereby.
under the guise of protecting a Texas
port Mr.. Moler is enabled to put little
more money in his pocket than formerly
without in any manner being legally bound
10 stick to hts part thereof, While it is
true that said agreement has been ap-
proved by the commission, which can force
the railroads TO line up to 1t, there is no
way for the commission TO compel MI
Moller to do likewise, should he grow
weary of doing the correct thing in the
premises. The terms of this agreement are
given below.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-01
weimar. Texas, September sO-The cot

Weimar. Texas, September 30.-The cot
ton shipments from Weimar up 10 date
amount in round numbers 10 5000 bales.
averaging about 600 pounds per bale. The
estimate by good judges places the num-
Der for the season yet TO come in at 5000
making a total of 1900 for the season.
That is considered BY all as conservative
and about correct. The weather has been
favorable throughout August and Septem-
Der for picking. No sample has been shown
here OF the new crop under low middilng
class. The average has been strict mid
ding.
Waxahachle, Texas, September 90
Country wagons brought IN us bales OF
cotton today. the largest number OF bales
that has been received In one day this
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-01

quarrel between Farmers.
IeXas, September 29.-Hill
ana Henry Smith. two white farm
'0'n the Lodi nelghborhood, had "a dill
~ IN Ben!fielas wagon yard last
i'is struck Smith over the
WIN a breast yoke, knocking his
II ou', from the effects Of which he
siat. snort time. Smith leaves a wife
''s~I children. Lofts is in Jail.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-01
all present but the pops. whom he scored

III TTT5TTt 1ToPs,
Ireity heavy.
Alter Major Savers closed Arch Crlnncr,
candidate for state senator. addressed the
people. His speech ~an wall received.
Major sayers left for Brownwood today. lie
VIII Surak there tOmorrnW.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-01
D. O. WARD.
Proprietor.
t. p. A. head.

., ~ gre
4 harrison. Garrison: w. Y. Rainbolt.
nj, asos9man, Alba Farm j. NJ. Pace
Inaiias' Ia. G. Townsend, st. Louis; E.
Eumhers, Austin: Harry Bauer. Memphis;
shepherd, Garrison: Edwin Holt and
NWns'eton; A. r Atkins, city; s. Wall
4 W; j. Lytle, VIM. Carney, San An
| i,sn m q, Wetherhold. Macomb. H.. c. r.
Fns, Plano; John Pearce. U. c. Timer.
4 '"EIS n., a. H. Ray. Galveston; C. II.
naa' Worth; NJ. A. Wilkinson, Cuero;
|, n ~ brennan; s. II. Thompson, Vic
al a, ~. kooser, Sabine Pass; f. II. God
es A1Hsuhi ID; F. Cornell, Dallas; C. w.
F'' Mershall; NJ. J. Fletcher, Beaumont.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-10-01
THE HOTELS

'1TOL HOTEL
PIX A. Horysy,
:. Manager.
ms from sl.00
day upward.
J or without
!. Our Cafe"
onducted on
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3~trurnERu.
20 Iaqrs Rfan eipr Waiiru noot.

s be iioite TO 9aqe bar BET regret
uuf6rubt omtring / Rsbraita, TtriDes
ira Omaha ben The bs. Regn bar Der
pnret operalt / Stoten / bisie TO 0gdn;
inotil | bper ereite !Sut % Srog.
Wanee Wuisagre, Der bar opgione, Iom
fuloit9nbig sbelugte, bar / ben Iipite
llge tommet fig sobt, efterat ben frDgs
teli9e Serte blsp bruot, inbtil bet M
fer uo, Tom ON Ssrter fun bar ajort
ringe Stobe. Gu FILTER SereQnin9erne
Gtatens M~aisuobbtte til 25,OOO,OOO
Suibels mere, END bpao bet antc9es at
rifle blire, ba Der enoelig tom Rsgn
efter ben ldn9purige 5srte; tbi pen Del
al Moifen, Ipm greiebe zig gjennsm cen
TIRE periuoe, tegner til at gipe ben
itsrite Q~ftaitning. Statens 5armere
enbnu bar faat. 0ette giRlber ba iIGr
Zen Ienpluntebe Wuis. Der er neppe
rogen SanoIpnligbeb for, at Maisaps
lingen fan ifabes mere iaar.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-12
5orlfjeutSt.

2lcania % Sslano afgif 2prbag ira
Jfetu Yort, Norge fra Ststtin; &urds
MIA antrm Senoag til Queenstown, %
ira oenne 6apn afgit Gampanid famine
Dag; qmerican s2injens gslsenlanb
Tfrloo Gi0erpool Snsodg ben 1Obe ca
pentes til philadelphia BEN 20oe b.;
Wdeslano al famine 2inie pil ufqaa
ira philadelphia 2eroag Morqcn ben
l3He, pg Norgsspasiagerer meo oenne
Camper tan OGrs fremme 2erodg BEN
27oe os. 2eutonic autom 5irsoaq til
Queenstofpn.
S ben milit9rs 2eir peb Wiami,
5loribd, ilog 2Dnet unosr ct lloeir i
Wtanoags neo og orebte TO al Splods
terne; fem andre iuarebes, en- lipsfars
ltgt. Zen enc al be 0soe er 9orpordl
e. 8. Sump9rep / Stomp. az" lite
asr.sReg, tioligere Stersotppiit peO
Slabet "Spuiton preis"; ben anoen sr
Charles &. Oil / aomp. st" life Ca
Heg. pg ticligere Welsr / Mo6ile, ola.
aopplat u. u. &nberIon, Grdnp
Councillor / Wiinneiotas itanbindpiite
GocotemplarsS rben, bleD Wanoaa
aIten bebagelig operraitst at omtrina
80 Ufeolemmer at 8oobtsmpldrsQos
ger ! minneapolis os Ct. paul. De
pperrdtte SIR. anberipn ct 8ulou6r
iom acknowledgement ior BET qooe
4rbeioe, ban 6apoe uofsrt til Grbenens
6remme / be iipits iemzier Oar. SoGn
gjsrtman oDerratte PreIenten meo en-
pasienbe Gale. og 4bbOtat QnoerIon
mobtog ben, ioet ban ubtdlte, at oms
enoitjcnt ban fslte zig up9rois til benz
ne Spmertiom1ec, pilos Fan beg i
Grem.ioen lrgge an paa at gisre ia
fine Srcens6rsores 5iaio o9rbig.
Spo Ala1taspds1dgersr, ION lille
m~eobraste nOset Sub fra 3Grtsn,
antom ! Gsreags til Gan 5rancisto
efter IL 9uges Sperfart ira ct.
Mi6asls. De bsrsttsbe, at silfanben
er poerit ~Iortbiplet / Ct. Wi6aels.
Suiinosr at Menneftsr fan inssn 8et
TONNE, flyer be, og Regjeringsn faar Re
til at ienbe 9ialp. Sanbslstompanisr
fontrcllsrsr be eneits tiIgiqngelige
Ganoinssfteber Ct. Mi6aels, Iaa
fremmeos Stibe life fadr Qnleonina
til at lonoi9tte boerten pasiagerer
sIsr Gobs. gutonflposn bar en- altfor
lap 9anoitano til at bare farbar, %
tager life Rssieringsn en- snsrgif bal
psnbe Suanb / msO. pil glsnoisteOsn
bliOe flor.
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ct Soripar fra S~reemesifa
Tor Gufcl Gam.

@gtutionen for en- SommenTutning
al be romantic 5oltefaro Spoamerita
imob en- mulig @ugslidriit aaian'e
guur NOT life for fig belt uoen Protslt,
bpao fetq:nbs llborog al en- 4rtttel
glaoet "Gei" / Santiogo be Gbtle BIZ
Ter:
"Spaniernes 8enner pg 5or'Darsre
pil o~ber6epiie os ON, at ben lpdnits
dmeritauile &rig er meget mere eno en-
&riQ meaem be to Nutionsr alsne; bet
er ben ldtinite Braces StiGbns, ION Hal
afqigres / en- Ramp meo Qngeliarerns.
Oct fortRGes os, at be 5orensoe Stus
ter iegsr at gjsrs bisIe Gro6ringsr fun
forat Taa padItuo til al inogda en- III
lianie meb England, en- 4Qtanie Der for
bet isrIte itdl bsberIfe Stillebdost, Der
bill leoe til al Sina be!es meilsm be TO
fore e~ngslittalsnos Ndgter, og tiliibit
mud ogiau be eOri9s Rotioner ca 5oltes
flag paa Dor fife alooe Imutt ipsrse
QngelIorerne, ON be fdar COB at eriz
Itere. Ser bar hi ogiuu ben itorIIdgne
9lan, Der er tlGttet uo at SalisburD
% S6erman!
Gu er bet ct Spsrgsmddl, ON Stris
6enter meb npgenlunre normal 5ornuit
ital BABE Cop til al ierpsre ili9t 0aIts
matthias for fine 2oiers. Jor publis
fun Ipalser bisis Piler msb for
Graabi9beo.
Bill nogen pGrs faa fnilb at ~fort1le
os, bpab ben nGro9renoe arig, Der er
begpnbt ubsluttsnoe / ben 5snigt at
gips Gu6d llafbGnsigbeb, bar meb ben
latinite Racss GriItens at aisrs2 6pors
for mod CUBA life 6li frit og uafb9ns
eigt? 6iitoriIt "a stnografif bgrer ben
til bet fdtinTie qmsritd. Stdl ben iaa
nagtss SslSItDrs, ION rposs al bet eos
ries Spbam:rita Fare forbi benz 5olt
er mere irsmTtrsone enb Z. Or. Snb6pgs
esrns / Columbia, p~ara9uap, uraguap
sqer golioia2
Spis be ipbamsrifnnite Rs1isringer
er misuuoslige pua ben tore Rspublit
| Nprb, iua 6uroe be islo bare giort
nrast iorat fri gu6a. Wen iitsoet bar
be itadet Tom lisssnloige 1iliiusrs. Def
Iortaass os, at gantssrne sr egoiitiite.
90 bog fnoss Der | belle S9oamsrttd
life en- ensits Rsgisring, Tom life fersr
en- s~soiitiit 9plitit. ingsn forismmsr
at Itr9ps sitsr at fprsse lin egen @lans
og Wagt. Nsn oisie Islpiamme gdns
.ssr, bpis Sub er iugt at bare ben al
medtias Dollar, BE- er MI ooast til
9ri1 | ben enc % aabsnt srtlRreoe 6sns
Iiet at gios Guba hi. 90 ben l%atinits
Races Sntsrssier tan life libs' nossn
Staoe al bette"
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alfrto pct.ricn fra 6ergus
5aus, Minu., bfos 5irsoag ben 9oe
os. / Gbictumaugd. SSon tilbsrte aom,
PAM IS"
iii Gan Grancisco inotrai |
Senbdos 0onperen Gilamoot fra Ct.
Mihoels mso It's pasiagerer. Der ,un
mebbragte en- ubetbpelig Slump Cub
fra alonbite.
6armer Gbdrlss 3. SobnIou |
2otpn Of Ntiler, 7 Dill ira GounsOiIe,
Minn., i~unotss W}anoag Morgen ligs
gsHoe bco uoe / Gtdtoer, hpor ban par
blepeu ipGnct i6jl al ct WlulGicl
- Sra QldIta ANTON | 2srooqs 100
Pdsiugerer til Seattle mtO 0amperen
2lIidnce. Qaeiammen unotagtn S tom
fra 9utuion Gitp; men tun 40 meos
bru9te Sub, ~antogelig ca. 100000.
3. 8. NelIon i Rsb Googs,
Mont., blso iorteoen often ituot Oq
orGbt al George SO. Gdpage, Der bar
brerct til aaIsri peo i'm Suitrus 2ros
I0sbs0 % 6silpIots RelIon for at oGrc
4ariagen til uireoen I 9jemmet. ga
page ocer8aO fig friotaig til poIitiet.
Guef Sorgen5, to WRil / Norc Ior
Grdno Meooofp, Winn., ialot Manooa
Morgen ptuoicIig bso en-, ea ban itoO
og qjorbe i'm SorotIter iitunb ior 0u-
gen. Screens efisrldoer fig Suitru o9
mango 9ern, be iieIte borne. !0cn par
en- oammel Settler % rel Itdlcrce Gars
mer % bar liUsus'ursret / R,rtGutits
eru bib Nsiotiation / Winntlpclls fox
$1,000.
Sopos Guroernsr Cham mer
6uIiru og lebId9st at Sen. SQsrs og
Sberit prott autom 2sroag Miorsen
til Gbittamouga part og msbtes 2aa
6tationen oi 3bie Battalion / bet 25ne
Soma Regimsnt meo ct WuIittorp5
SpioItn. @uoerrGren mso 5glgs al
laqoe ct gsisg / Soipitdlerne % 9oioi
Iiben en- Sale til BET 52oe Rsgiment,
Gsnoag aften rsiIte be biitingoerst'
gefsq.noe til Sactionoiae, 8id., for al
beTsge SotUas Are og Ste aegimentsr,
Tom Der liagsr / 2eir.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-12
2ttidJipuit.
Stateus Surnsagi blir uiGounnlig tier.

Widigans 9~0itrapport for gu8uit
flyer, at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES al
6nece pr. glcre - ifelge be montague
Sno6eretninqsr - ItiGler zig IduleOes:
6or beIe Stdtsn 1896 8uibel5, for be
IpbIige Counter 1916, for be miOtre
Counter 1898 % for be nprbli9e
Counter 1857 @uT6els. OpgaOerne
TIMER poa Ell llbbpttc df ca. 3d. ,0OO
grfGels 6peoe. Dette er mere eno nos
gen Sang tioligere, naar l~luotageiie
gjeres for 9aret 1879, ba 5otaluobets
tst blso 30,9S3, $40 8uitets, % / 1882.
ba bet bar 32,56 6 ,688 guIbels. Qo.
lin9en bar 6urmerne faat ino i beoIte
5orfatnin9; Spuiiteten er ben bepite.
!9aprebsiten er gjenneminitlig 20 guz
fbels pr. acre.
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MtititrCptu.
lluhnceue Suttcr fra HrIurmIiolrn.

) R9rbeosn at Srontenuc laa en-
1l0elins al ReformItuleus Gutter /
Sstr, pa ibp al benz tiolig SenOag
It0rgsn Iad lit Snit til at %uucrige,
M'Ioes fra Reo Wing. llbpua Dagger
'ar tun en- bleoen inpbeniet. Stateu
Tar uofat en- SeIpnning al $25 for
yao0ribelien at bpsr eutel at De eorige
'eF 8utter. bois Rapne % Signalss
l'nt taIger; Som Gresn, 5 800 &
Sommer bpi, mert; biemmeberenbe /
MI'e Sate, 8i8. Sobn 2ippert, 8 Sob
~ CONNER. minneapolis. Sarr;
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-12
4gItbcrftningCr.

Sra Mpntrpie ifriDes Sgnbag: Den
LANCE Serle bleb benimoO ilsen3 Slut
ming brubt peO ibGrs 9tegnitDl, bDors
peo babe Mais ps poteter iIGr bleD
gapnet. 0pilarbeioet bill bltOc binoret
ct Nar 9age.
auItin: Mtsre Iegn iaiter Stuttinz
gen tiIbage en- Dag eler to. 9~egrunoet
/ be bpppige HegnTtpl be itoite ii 0oge
er fun en- ~ubetDhelig Del mItattst. Suap
tibet Der er trGItst ber / Ggnen, tpcer
pad ct llbbptte pr. gcre al 80 9uibeIS
Spq % 40 Sulbel5 9apre. Gn COB
De 6lar er life bGro Qrbeibet meO at
bpIte ben. MdispGrten er fcrtrinlig.
Gilbert Sea: 9et meget Regn, hi BAR
faat, bar giort, at fun tibet al Stdttlnz
gen er ubfert. naur unotdges GOab ans
gadr 8pg. Paa entelte Steosr iiges
Speben at gro / Stotten, pg 6ris ri
lite MI taar Int gpot Uelr, OH lof
Staoe anrettss. Ge9net bar forreItcn
pRret til fort Gabn for Wuiien, BOz
tetsrne os Sapnsgdngene, Stab Spes
BEN % Sapren tan unogaa at tage
Stabe at Rsgnet. bill ri faa en- 8co
Sgit.
8irb Sslano: s 2e6et al to Degn
bar Ri iaat nGItsn 312 Somme Regn,
Der bar gisnnemrRoet aprn / Stos.
Msget at bet uitaorne 8Orn ligscr nece
% bill life tunne reiIe iis igisn, ielO ON
nctiud guot 8eir inotr1ber. CO Snbs
6eItnirgen oeruf bliper ct lungIomt og
punIteliat @rbsios. III SABRE os SDs
sr i~toarst; Iigeiaa to 9rspisOele al 9pes
ben. Dlsn "a. 10 9rueent al bet u~itaurs
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-12

ne aprn otl gaa tabt. Gn FARMER
tr9'teoe lin 9apre meo ct uobptte al
Oper 81 SuibeIs pr. acre. gn n9
SpeoesGIepotor BIZ bIiOs bpgset Der.
aIeranoriu: s Douglas Guuntp bar
9sitarbeioet tummet alminoeli9 iaonq
be ferite 0age al ben forlebne u0c.
Set 9isnneminitlige llobptte al Speos
for 6ountiet bill blipe omtrent 25 9u.
iEels pr. 4cre.
Part Hapios: Speoebpiten. teoner til
ct 9jenneminitligt llobptts al Is 9u.
1bels pr. Itre, men at bebIts &palitet,
og bet Roeoebeiaaeoe QreaI sr itsrre
ero nogeniinoe fer pua oisIe Santer,
Bart Raptos pil inart faa fig e
Greomer1. Sdrmerne bar odnnet et
SntereSientita6 meo en- Sapitul pao
$500.
20 grbsiSerc errbt o. icrc iaarct.
st Contraction 3rain meo 10C
S~robp99ere og 9oanolungers forlot
Gafs Gate Srnous Morgen for al
brtn9e WGnbens til grbcibe puu 8reot
Northern Sonens SorIGngslie til
6oIston. SONNET toIo Mil uo, iteote
Sogst pad noget, iom loa pOer Stins
~ne9ongen. Sire al be Fabe 8ogns, pao
bbtlte Nrbeioerns hapbe plabs, lob al
Gppret, og tpg al MGnoene blep br9bt.
9rotontrdttpr Wtatheps fit bptre 9er
tnuit. 9an og be annre iaarsos tipr.
les Iod burtig ium mulig mso Grtra.
tog til Grano Rupibs og 8eit Supe,
rior, bppr De bleO lagt unper 2age6ss
bonblin9 paa De oerpGrenbe 9oipituler,