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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-24
IN FOUR SENTENCES.

The contest Of Mediation against Hamilton is
% premature AS Ia give the object Of IL away. 1t
- simply "A shrewd device Of the cunning demo
cratic lawyers to keep the mandamus ease out Of
the hands Of Judge Hamilton should the state he
proclaimed before Judge Dewolfe can hear In.
ease. The plea In made of course that Hamilton
being an Interested party should not sit in judg-
nent on the ease. II that is true. how about
Judge Dewolfe" Is not he, too, an Interested
party"-H,dteI Inter Mountain.
The Inter Mountain is evidently
very ignorant regarding the situa-
ton. As to the second sentence quoted
above; it would never Ike possible nm
der the express provisions of the new
constitution for Hamilton to hear the
mandamus case ever il the state were
proclaimed. If Montana does become
. state, Judge DeWolfe will still he dis
trict Judge until the Silver Bow con-
test is settled be that y month or u
year hence. The constitutional con-
~vention SO decreed.
Regarding h third sentence no man
not a fool ever made the plea, because
the case does not require it to be made.
Whether Hamilton is IN interested
party or not is of 10 account. lie can
not be a Judge until the court say he
IL elected. and Judge DeWolf is the
court until he is declared to be elected.
As to the fourth sentence, the cases
of Hamilton and DewOifc are in no
respect parallels. Hamilton is a county
candidate whose fate depends on the
decision of the district court. Judge
DeWolfe was a state candidate confess
eddy defeated without regard to silver
Bows eturns.
AL of which leaves the first sentence
Of the above quotation exposed to the
chilling air of late October; with moth.
ing to rescue from the entire paragraph
except the inference in the second sen
tence that the lawyers i'm charge of thu
democratic cases are pretty clever feel
lows. That's what they are. They
know what they are about.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-24

1t wearies people in this part of the
world to cad of a parade i'm Salt Lake
City which was postponed on account
Of rain. Such an occurrence is 80 rare
in Anaconda that the oldest inhabitant
didn't recognize last nights little
shower when il came.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-24

The Argument of the Morgue.
From the st. Louis Post-Dispatch
The morRue furnishes the strongest pos
siblc argument for putting the death deal
ing electric wires underground.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-24

Fire Alarm Foraker was taken sick
shortly after retracting his statements
regarding Mr.. Campbell, the democratic
candidate in Ohio. 1t Is evident that
crow doesn't agree with Foraker.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-24

III it takes seven weeks and eleven
hundred men to get a CrOnin jury, how
long will il take to get u verdict?
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-24
Rouxh ON R-iddl~berwer,

From the Chicago Herald.
When Washington b~arkeepers sell
whisky which il thrce-Iuarters water. rs
they did at the masonic c~onclavc, Riddle
berger must think that il is high time to
retire, from politics.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-24
Twas Uncle Jerry Did IL.

From the Louisville Courier-Journa
IL was not until Uncle Jerry Rusk took
hold of the agricultural department that n
squash i'm New Hampshire grew to weigh
100 pounds.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-24
Got what He Asked For.

From the Kansas City Times.
enato Henderson, writing to Score
tary Noble, said that he "wished the strict
eat construction of law, rule and prece-
dent" applied tai the reratinR case. And
Secretary Noble accommodated him.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-24

Now that His Royal Nibs, Prince
Hatzfeldt, has landed in a tub of but
ter, we wonder who the next American
heiress will be to follow i'm Miss Hunt
ingtOn's footsteps!
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-24
The British X. q. Is'..

Another British war-ship has gone
aRround-this time i'm the harbor Of KEEL.
Great Britain's naval officers would save
that country much expense IL. taking the
advice of Sir John Porter, they would
stick close to their desks and never go to
sea.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-24

From the Chicago Tribune.
II the American tiaR is not good enough
for am anarchist let him go out from under
IL. The world is still roomy, and there
ARE several good sized places yet where
the natives are not SO sensitive ON the
subject of flags as they are i'm this
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-24

Misses English Ribbed Wool
Hose, all sizes. s pairs for SI.oo.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-24

Misses Fine Cashmere Hose. all
sizes, at 25c per pair. black and
colored.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-24

Ladies' White Merino Vests and
Pants at 4sc and 75c. former
price 75c and SI.25.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-24
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.

Ladies' Heavy Wool Hose at CSC
per pair, worth 4oc.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-24

Centerville, n. j., is afflicted with a
ghost. II is described by the Sun az u most
attenuated spectre, with u Ratchet face
and uttering sepulchral Rroans AZ 1t walks,
Poor Lemucl Eli! How he has taken it to
heart,
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-24

Five-Button Kid Gloves for soc
per pair. former price SI.oo.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-10-24

Misses Scarlet Vests and Pants,
all sizes at $50 per pair, former
price soc.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-19

Nlen GEL. Otittbeilun9et aus fatbpIiinen 8ereinen
tplro an o9rlte9enoer STEELE ansenaeiiene 8eriiffid=
tigung 5l theil tperoen.
= &atb. @eiellenz8erei II
ct. BanlI II, auf DaDton's BLUFF.
8et @ele9enbeit bes am ct. Ste
pbansta9e 1tattfinbenoen 9 g.
miro Die neue praGtpole
leioene Slasse, @ei6enf bes bodw,
Srn. Ste6er BON Netparf, SC. g.,
In Der 9aae meben. Ginlabuneen
gum Selte 1ino an Die Sreunoe uno
@6nner, lowie an ale Mitslieber oer
@eieaenoereine Don ct. Saul uno
Winneapolis, ersansen.
Der 8. SEQ @erein in
Saribault erwG6lte ais: 8rdliz
ltoent, Nic. SHerman; @iceprdlioent,
Gart @m9e; Secretdr, Spb. 8ufabl;
S9abmeiiter, Ioam 8eier Director,
@pert Saul; WarI9aG, g. 8alenz
tin; Sabnentrd9er, $. 8ranoes; ST.
nan5zGpmite, SOB. @n6ros, Solepb
3peren5, Sal. MiiQer.
gu 8eamten bes ct. S o.
epbs=G eretns in Sc Sueur
puroen ermdblt: Conrad Mop, 8r6=
lioent; S. q. STARR, @iceprdlibent f;
S. @trml6eiot, 1. Secretdr; s. 81.
Yfarr, 2. Secretdr; S. Dreider,
S9abmetlter; @rb. IrneO, Marldaa,
Soiepb Stem, Sabnentrdser; bodtu.
Bfarrer Sung, @ebb. Oueren6eraer,
9. 9. Seer, 5inan5zgomite; 8eter
S9mib, @nltao Sten, Beter @irm=
l9etot, S. Drei6er, &ranfen=g omite.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-19
mtnnenpnltH

- Nm Muntas : Ibeno perar=
italteten i'm @eit Sotel Die Sort
Snelins : 8ano unO Dang Sr6ez
1tr 5um It e nber6 inter>
b ltebenen Der beim 8ranb bes
tribune @ebdubes @erun9liiften
elm Concert, bas ei1en &einertras bon
nabeSu $4,000 er9ab. = @prisen
Muntas wurbe bas 11eue 9 / D.
= ef g b Il Ii 5 e Der a~llsemeinen
8enubuns iiberseben. Ser itattli6e
8au f~pltete iiber 100000. SIM
grbgei6pB befinOen ii9 Die 2eIe5imz
mer, in oenen epbemere uno periooiz
l6e S6riften auflieseu, inn erlten
Stpfe lit Die 8ibliptbef aus ettpa
$4,000 8dnoen belteGenb, uno I'M
slpeiten Stpd fpmmte1t @emdlbe CUR
Iusitellung. -Gbas. 8. S1trom, GaI=
lierer in Der bieii9en Office Der 8ioner
8reb', unterl6lu9 ieinen Irbeit9e=
bern $4,000, uno muroe pDm Gt6ter
6ids na9 ct. glouo II 3 81 e
prm g e d / s sel9idt.
So. Safes, weld)er inn NatipnalzSp=
tel etne Spielb6ble bielt unb wu
Oltrpm $1,000 u~erlpr, bat 1i9 aus
Dem Staube 9emabt, = Im Cant
a9<0tor9en erb dn9te If
Elm ppr ettpa lteut Wpnoten aug
&uBlanb bierbersefommenes Oien1t=
mdb9en nantens SOa Mebmosfi,
neil ibr Serlobter entsesen lsinem
8er1pre6en ibr ni9t na9 Nmerifo
na1fol9te. - Der pegen zines in
8aiern ~be9ansenen 0oppelmprOes
i'm @efdnsniB Der Central Yoli5etita=
tiOn internirte SO i9a g d e.
b e + batte oieler Sage auf lein St.
lu9en eine 8elpre9uns nit bo6m
P. Gnoreas 9traub, Dc. s., Seel.
iOrser Der ct. SOiepbs : @emeinbe
= Die @roB9ei9wOrenen baber
8alter S. 8aaaro uno q. 8o1tmtd
8eamte Der ugeort6weit Collection
Conn & Truit Company, in SIN
f(ase5ultano ueriebt. 9ieie iino be
l9ulotst, ibren Iuftrassebern coffee
ttrte @elber 5uradsebalte,
gu baben. SIM gorperb6r befanntel
Die Gn9eflasten li9 nidt 16ulois Uni
wuroen bis gum 8roceB, Der ant 20
Sanuar beginner loa, unter $225(
8ir9i6aft selteat.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-19
2ltts amOerett staatett.

= Sn folse zines fali6en Seuerz
Ilarms bra6 int Tbeater in Dem 1r
idwer beim9eiu6ten SobnstOmn,
BenniDlpanien, eine II r. t.
bare San aus, unb in Dem nadz
folsenOen entlebli6en @eOranse faz
met 10 Heripnen um's 2eben, mabz
rerlo 9esen 70 perlebt wuroen. =
SIM weitli6en @eitmoorelanbzg ountp
bault tie ein perbeerenber Sturmz
wtnb. 9auler purOen umsetpebt
ober ibre Dd6er abseoedt uno 8dltme
enttuur5elt. Sn 8ittsburs tpurben
3 sroBe 8 itDfise 6duler bis auf BEN
@runo %5erlt6rt, oiele @obnbduler
BON tbren @runopeitet 9eriidt unO
gum Tbetl libel 5u9eri6tet.
= ueber 8errD's MiQ, Calf
ornie en-, entluo 1i6 ein @olfenz
II d, beien @a1erma1ien 59dnler
NIT ii6 rilien. Gin Mann ertranf.
Ser Sacramento=5luB 1tte9 bel 60
luia 26 SuB aber ieinen sew6bnz
lt9en Stanb; unterbalb Der Stabt
bra9 Ser DAMN, unb Sau1enbe BON
Stores 2anoes uurben iiberl9memmt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-19
Soma.

Ser ieit 10 Sabren in @a<
teri . als Gsent Der v0ortbwefern
Barb 8ire Company" bon 5terlina
tbdtise IS. 6. Sburtleff lit an
lteae oes NIT iiber $4,000 inter
i9la9enen @eloern 6ur6sebrannten
Galitrers bes GudItors bes Nbeeoro=
netenbauies in @albtnston, silcott,
ernannt mpr0en.
-Sng tpurbe
Der Willer G9. Manfer bon nod I'M
betannten &erlen nieberse16laeeu,
lelner soloenen nbr, &inse uno ettua
$500 in baar b eraubt.
Der Specereipaarenbdnbler s.
y. &raf BON Sipurgitptu uroe
BON einem 8%eriOnen5us Der Sainpis
Gentral=8ab iberfabren unb
9etDbtet.
- 8ei Seme Suncttonen emit
sleiste Elm Sra6t5us Der Chicago
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-19

= lnfd1le. Sn fOlse fall6er
Wei6eniteluns fano elm 3uiammem=
ltpB 5pil6en einem 8~erionen5ns Der
Smaba=8 abn nnO elmer locomotive
Der Manitpbaz8 abn 1tatt. Die 60
cpmptioe uuroe pom @eleiIe 9etupr@
fen uno Der Tenoer bel6dti9t. 3u9=
beamte uno Saiia9iere famen NIT Dem
S6redeu bappn. = 8ei ben Sieben
Gfen murbe Srau 2pbusfi BON einem
8asen iiberfabren uno i6wer perz
lebt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-19
9anfiagMng.

@men ~uuieren Gertpanbteu, Srennben unb 8efanr=
ten bic traurige Mafriht, baB es benz lieben @ptt se=
faGen bat uniere liebe SDHter
Mnna Waria 9errnes.
ant Montas ben 9ten Sea. ib 9uter bon II Sabreu
naf 3p6fentliher &ranfbeit, unb nad1 Gnlpfarg Der
81: Stebeiaframeate in elm befieres Senieits ab5urr:
rufen. Sanf a1en Serienigen, iuelbe Der liebeu So
straightforward tpdbrenb ibrer &ranfbeit beigeitanben,
unb fi1 on benz 8esrdbniB ant Mittupd, ben II. Sea.
~betbeiltgt baben.
Tint Elm @ebet fir bic Seele Der &eritprbenen bitten
bic trauernoen Sinterbltebenen
Itcplans Sermes lGf+srr
uno @ei1uiiter.
ar GnuI IL $40, 1890
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-19
&atbolii6eS Wrbetter=
SNtc0M.

Otto @erner, @eiddftsfibrer. stp. 1s9 8eft 7te
StraBe. Nrbeitsebern beiorst bas 8ureau Grbeiter
tel, ie brauden iib MIR SIT melben.
Often BON Moreens 8 l1br bis @benos z ubr.
ct. Saul.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-19

& Nprtbweltern= gabn uno 2ocomp=
tioe FAINT @agen ROTTEN BEN 8abn=
oamm binab. Der S6aben betrd9t
nabeSu $4,000. @liiflidermeile
ipurbe Niemanb an 2eib pber 2eben
bel6doi9t.
= gu 8 e pines miBban=
bette Der gonitabler 6amilton ben
Gisarrenbdnoler Sling, 10 baB bieIer
aus mebreren &opfwunben blutete.
Daonr6 serietb eine 9roBe 8plfs>
mense in Die b661te @rbitteruns unb
woate ben 8oli5i It II an einen
2aternenpfoIten auffniipfen. Samilz
ton fla6tete NIT BRET ibm 5u
9iilfe eilenoen gon1tabler in ein oHenz
itebenoes @el6dftslucal, mo fie nit
Tii6en unb Stiblen cine 8arrifabe
erridteten, mdbrenb brauBen Die
GOlfsmen9e tobte un6 bas @ebduoe
in 8rano 5u iteden brpbte, Bis cine
ltarfe 8oli5eimannl6aft beranriidte
uno Die 8elaserten befreite. Samilz
ton lit als 8rObibitipns16erse gang
beionoers perrufen.
= Iuf Der Sarm Oes 8. @.
Stewarb BEL Dubuque lit cine
rei6baltise &upferaoer sefunoen
mpr0en.
- Sn 0es Moines ltest Der
republicanii6e gunsreBabseoronete
Sbiplep, Dem iinsit udbrenb elmer
Iuseinanberlebuns" nit g. s. 60
warbs BON Oielem II. a. Elm DIR abz
sebiiien wurbe, infulse 8lut=
per9iftuug int Sterben. Sic
@el6worenen BON @utbrie County
baben se9en @owarb eine Inflase er=
boben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-19
&ramfett= 6 onattes TT folgenOen
northumberland

ct. GIemens ttntertiibum9s=0 erein.
gonl s~tueiten Mittippd) i'm gfppe1nber bis gum aipei=
ten Wfttttuod) i'm December:
Sberer Siitrict.
8ep. @erlaf, @uen d Waripn. ,JoGn 8eiienbpff,
106 @pnto @pe. Otto @erner, 100 IS. 8. Ctr.
unterer Siitrict.
Mat9. Sanien, 40 DIT s. Ctr. Sacpb Camper,
goit Stbtng 9ouie, Dit T. Str. Sos. 9eines, 1872 0tice
Ctr.
ct. &9nes=8eneinbe Sifriet.
Sobn &raerter, s9 Irltnoel. Setter 9psfiel, 59S
Carroll. 2eDnarb Sues, @omunb & Sent.
s. u. &iatperiheb, Gee.
461 ct &eterftrnSe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-19

ct. Mmtpnims ltmtertiibmmeS=0ere
@om eriten Sonneritag i'm December Bis gum erften
Sonnerita9 i'm Sanuar 1890.
Simon &olar5ig. 241 gSeitern Gbenlte. Glois &trid1=
baum, 1866 Glen StraBe. Spbann &pppp, $50 Slice
StraBe.
@nt. @iG, Geo.,
@Ge GDino II. Sarrinetpn Mbe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-19

y ' y ! ~ " y tM OlIloCH- XIV
@eIbworenen BON @utbrte County
baben sesen @OwarO eine Inflase erz
bpben.
Webrasfa.
- Sn 2incoln fam Der MfiGer
S. George in leiner Miible Ser Wtaz
16inerie 51 nabe ltnb murbe in ben
Slal6en5us bineinse5osen, 10 bab
Oas eine 8ein bis ans &nie 5u 8rei
5erquet9t uno Dom Oberl9enfel
Die Saut abseriHen muroe. Der I'M
9lidli6e miro i6merli6 nit benz Sc
ben DapDnfDmmen.
= gu gopinston i6lus S.
@rmin ben s. ToobeD. 9iel Ter nabm
Elm lanses Melier un0 itieB es Dem
@rwin in Die 8ruit, 10 baB berielbe
ausenblidli9 to0t au1ammenbra6.
Ser M6rber muroe, ba bas @oll
brobte i'm 5u lpnden, na9 Dafoto
GitD ms @efdn9niB perbra6t.
= Nls bic 8riiber @eors unt
Solepb SeB BON Nebrasfa gitt
iiber ein benz Sarmer S. 9aa seb6=
renbes @runoitiid fubren, forberte
SaQ tie auf, oaHelbe iofort 5u Der
laiien. S, SET 5os bierauf ieiner
&euolper uno euerte auf Saa
Obne jeood gu treHen. 9ierauf 16of
9aa auf g. 9eB unb traf oenlelber
an ben Irm; Der 5meite S6uB gal,
|SoIepb, bteIer batte 1id aber btnte,
lein @ferb rettrtrt, benz bic &uoel IT
BEN 2eib brans. 9ie 9eiB1porn'
peroen ii6 Dor @eri6t 5u perant:
morten baben.
-GufOemWes BON Der Office mad
ieiner @obnuns murbe in Gromell
Der @etreioebdnbler 6. 8. 8ul1ife,
er19o1ien un6 ieiner 8aari9aft be.
raubt. 6. Sbepbarb unb 6. Siir1
wurben, 6es st aubmorbes Der;
od6tis, am Sreitas perbaftet. 8eibt
geltanoen, Die untbat pollfiibrt 81
babet, unO uurben, neil man eir
2pn6seri6t befiir6tete, unter cine,
SeDedunQ BON Is Mann nah SIRE.
mont in's @efdnsniB einseliefert.
= Sci @pob &iper uurbe
Soiepb Tru1t BON einem Sra9t5ue
it berabren unb set6otet.
= 3u @em Sartforb Der,
l61ufte bas 9 Monate alte &int
0es $. g. SanIen, mdbrenb es aui
benz SuBboben ipielte, cine NuB=
Iae 8emiibunsen 0es bers
beisebolten Ir5tes, aus Dem S9lun6e
Oes &inoes bas SinoerniB gu entfer=
men, paren uersebens, unb bas &tnb
ltarb.
= Sn g ebrasfagit III
5rau S. S9omerus in benz + o + e n
Ilter bon 81 Sabren 81 Monaten
%selturben. Srau S6omerus tpar aus
Oitfrieslunb %sebirtis un6 bate itd
biz su i6rem Tpbe elmer i%eltenett f6r=
perli6en unb seiitisen &iitisfeit 5u
e rfreuen.
= Ni9t nett BON 9 LAT r i6pB
ein Sarmer einen =Ibler,
melder 7 SUP bon elmer Slii9elipibe
bis our anbern maB.
= Gor etpa 6 Mpnaten tpurbe
in 2tncpln nit etuem Capital
Don 10 Milionen Dollars etne v2oan
anb Snpeltment Company" 9esriin=
bet, uno nun lit iie i9on banfe=
Die Company batte eben
nt9ts gu nerleiben uno nibts a1ts1
lesen, oenn ibr sanaes Capital NOR
bloB auf benz Yapier fidtbar. SIN
ben Ser. Staaten sibt es piele lol6e
@eleai6aften, Die nur 10 nit MiQio=
mem um 1i6 merfen, unb es lit um 10
sr6Bere @orli6t benlelben seseniiber
n5tbis, je mebr Wiaionen iie 81 ba=
ben poripieseln.
Sci Nipbrara ftel eine
Ca. L.nL.o-S e. ..sL sL.n~. O:yL.s
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-19
ct. Weter's 1tnterstiisnmos.werein.

ct. Neter's Neutrality-suspicious.
gort eriten Mtontas i'm December 1889 Biz aurn ers
ten WDnta9 i'm Sanuar 1890 betebt aus ~folgenoen
9erren:
Sberer Stfrict.
Heter @rtb, 40 @. g.. Ctr. Bernhard @lbadten,
Ode &tce uno Suffer Str. Gbplpb Nlbadbten, 612
Sbpnas Ctr.
l1nterer Siitrict:
Setter 8urdb, 387 @aibtngtpn Ctr. l1rs 8orer, 161
College @be. @ngelbert 8enbIe, 600 q. &obert ctr.
SacDb Shnibtus, Seer.
$40 giabpur Ctr.
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Samfen, 6etratbem ttto Sooes4
fGQe

tpdbrenb Der lebten 8pde in f~olsenben @eneinben
Waria 9immelfabrts. Stride.
0etamft:
Magoalera. Gltern: @epr9 2entif) unb &atbarina
geb. 51iringer,
Intpnius. @ltern: Nntpn 5fangii unb s(nna 9eb.
Mann.
gatbarina. @lteru: 9eter Chefs uno Ntarsaretba
geb. Seirens.
gatbarina. Gltern: Bernard Slider uno Ebereiia
geb. gfel.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-19
ct. Msnes Stride.

ct. Mgnes'& tr9e.
8etamft:
Soiepb. @Itern: Spbann urb Mnna 8ergmant'
Sobann. @ltert: 6einrid1 unb NopIpbina 8prleit=
ner.
CLARA. gltern: Sebaitian nnb CLARA &aiB.
4nra 8oia. Gltern: &arl unb Glisab. Mifp.
@ilbelm, 5rieorih. Gltern; Mtif. uuo Ntatbilba
Shorn.
Maabel, G~li5abetb. @ltern: @iIbelm unb 5rancisca
8ufdi.
8eftorben: -
Goa Sjbiba, Is Sabre alt.
Soieph &ibbofer, 40 Sabre alt.
4nna &an1erer, 9 Monat alt.
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6er5 Sein.& Stride.

9ers Seims&ir@e.
8etnnft:
Maria, gatbarina. @ltern: MeatbiasTSeifer unb
Gatbarira 9eb. &rpb. 4
2aura, Sppbia. gttern: 8ernbarb Sanien unb
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-19
&eretMsna6

'Naet seH. Wtittbeilunsen aus fatbpliiGen gereiner
irtro an noritegenoer STEELE an9emeiene 8eriffia
tiauna al theil tperoen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-19
murkthfrfrht

st. 8auL, 10. Dec. 1889.
Erndt
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-12-19

ct. 9anl, ID. SeS. 1889.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-11-30
Tn. National silver Convention.

The Silver Dollai says ST. Louis
may not secure the Worlds Fair, but
she is bound to have the National
Silver Convection. This convention
Is destined to have great influence
for good upon the peace and prosper
ity of this nation, and will be the
most important in that respect of any
convention that has met in The United
States in the past quarter Of ee8tu-
~. The successful solution OF the
silver question, by opening the Minis
of the United States to the free and
unlimited coinage of silver, is one so
simple and so practical as we'll as
beneficial in its effects, that after il is
accomplished all the world will won
der why it was that they were 50 long
scared By the gold bugs; and that
they have so long permitted them
selves to be the dupes of such schem-
ing Shylocks as have ruled the people
of the United States since 1873. All
honor, then, to the men who are en-
deavoriug by this great convention to
rescue the people of this country
from the curse of mono-metallism.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-11-30
sroR. of ras Wild WEST
And Ffr--s de chats. BY Hon. ". r.
Cody IBansIn Bill

Buffalo Bill is The Sapoleon Of American
scouts mi IEdian Fighters lie i enc Of
the greatest and most versatile characters
that this OF any other country has ever pro-
dseei. lie h.s usn brilisni success and
renoWn in FL his undertakings. Ia i net
only the gfsatas, zmsricaa frsntiess mn
but be : alsa a raaesIed nan. lie J. fa'nil-
lar with the entire ais;srs Of err County,
and has made special sfady 81 the lives an1
grand zchiere nerf- Of ne great pior GERS.
whose deeds Of daring bare Esa tie admir-
alton and sppis4ss y rs Whole Eorli- lie
is better qnaliaa ihaa any ether man to
write The crest STANDARD history o. Aneri-
can Pioneer Life. f.r b helped 10 make thai
history sad bis oHn adventures constitute
The mot b-llliaai zna thrilling portion oft.
His peculiar 1tus=s fss ha Hor- bat BE hss
50 sgec-=sfe.iy accomplished vs. 5ast'Y
recognized b tbs PrInce = Wales. Hon YIN.
E. Gladstone. Hen John Bright, and other
distinguished EaglishmsB. when they earn
esfly requested him 20 write the story Of
the Wild West" In this request they were
Joined ~ nearly every celebrated General in
tie American Army, who. knowing Badalo
Biz intim a1ely. knew that he was the man 10
write this Grad History. 1t Is : book that
ever American can feel proud Of lie not
only tells Of his own marvellous achieve
ments, bat also those Of his comrades and
other great frontiersmen. including the Thrill
ing story OF the Custer Massacre General
Crooks campaigns and q thousand other ex
citing incidents. and lastly, description Of
his won derful career and success in exhibit
ing his Wild West Show among the
Crwoned Heads Of al Europe. Buffalo Bilfs
pen il as vigorous a. his rife was unerring
and his book viii remain forever the great
standard history Of pioneer life in America
and should receive a glad welcome IN the
home Of every true and patriotic American.
This great historical book contains over
seven hundred pages and nearly three hun
dred spirited sngravings. The well-known
publishers, The History Co. 7s3 Market St. +,
San Francisco. are the authorized general
Agents. Agents and parties who desire 10
sell this book can secure an agency and liberal
terms by addressing the History Company.
We call attention TO the Advertisement in
another column.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-11-30
Mining Disaster ut Butte.

An Examiner special from Butte.
Montana, of October 23d says a fire
caught this morning in a crosscut on
the 500 level of the St. Lawrence
mine and a draft is blowing it into
the Anaconda workings. A great
volume of smoke is issuing from the
Anaconda shaft. Patrick Murphy,
Henry Page, Jerry Sullivan and Tim
Heliber are known to be suffocated
in the Anaconda. A man could not
live two minutes in any part Of the
mine. The worst results are feared.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1889-11-30
Mining at CoIora do.

w. NJ. Foley is the name of the
late arrival from Cortez, instead of
Fox, as yesterday reported. We learn
from him that he is related to Sena-
tor NJ. ID. Foley Of Eureka, and has
been at the latter town to siraighten
out the title he has to two claims
there. OF late years lie has been
mining in Colorado. aud tells Us that
Aspen is booming, the companies
having struck it rich Several years
ago tue camp was very dull, but the
old resident prospectors staid with tie
camp and brought her out again. He
reports G. W. Cassidy having the in
tention of selling out in Eureka, and
removing to Montana, where he will
start Democratic paper Austin
Reyeille.