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Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
site, Der bpgger Neoe.

Sra Supun blep Der for life lang
Sib iiben bragt til San 5rancisco
npgle Site, 'pm Bigger fig Reber / 2igs
beb meo 5u9lene, pg fan ijebes Der for
en- msget binie Pris. Mebens @ulos
fife life forplurter fig / ct aquarium,
qipr oisIe bet, % bet 3 sller a Giunge
ON qaret; / Sapan fables be pafaoisz
SStTfe. 0eres Reosr er lGroeles NOR
felige, tbi / 8irteligbeoen beitudr be
Blot df 2uftblHrer. Haar Earrings
tiben begpnber, unoerguar Sunnerne en-
be'Dnberlig 5proanoling; be bar ellers
en- mat Setpfarpe, MI fdur De robe,
bIaa Do ersnns Striber, oe gugFnners
ne antdger ben melt eltmrenbe Orange
fdrpe. 9ette er beres Ssitibsbrdet.
Snart efter beapnoer 6unfftene at inoz
rette fig Reoe oeo 8dnofluben. De
ip9lger 2uft, ubitsoer ben iglen TOM
Sl9rer, Der brtn9es til at buloe fig oeo
tlGbriee &apIler fra en- 4fiouprin9
aiennem Munoen. Gr Iau en- tilitr9ts
felig Mansoe Slarer frembrast, be-
gpnoer Sunnen at l9gge fine 2Gg,
Webens bette Itudr pua ipnes Sunen
at bore beiut az ct iiGrtt 9sej9r efter
at iluge fine egne 9Gg, men Sanren
fprbinorer ben oeri, taeer Qgggsns felt
/ Munben os anbringer benz UNDER
8lpremdsien, up unber boilten be baz
Der zig pg Der timber Jig ct Steb, hpor be.
| Ro og ufpr'tDrret Tan uopifle 'iq.
llnoertioen lebidger Sunnen lin Mdg,
tno unber 8obIeiumlineen, iad 2gg,
gene, efterIum be fommer. at zig IeIt
tiger op UNDER benne. Gr faa 9gas
lGgningen fDrbi, pasier ban Reoet %
fdrer los paa Sunnen, bois ben Tom.
mer ! N9rbeber. Siaige frembrinaer
ban npe 8l9rer for at e~ritdtte benz, lpn,
er bru'tne tn.
IS Oa9e fpreguar bette, os Iaa .let.
ies be unge 5iite no. De fan iftt
ipsmme, men Hunger fig faft til Bob.
lerre. Jaloer en- at benz til6unoS
bpilfet banoer en- oa anoen Sang, taae,
Sdnnen ben / lin Munb os bringee Der
after inc mellem 8larerne. 9enn,
Qarpaugsnbeo iaettaeer ban, inot.l b,
er iitano til at Isrse for Jig ielp.
De porer taft / en- 9ldstuqle ene;
| ct 4tparium og opnuar en- 29n9oe a
3 eler 4 CONNER. De tribes beoir be.
at foores meo opItaurne Weomlrter
men Nntbaitet SretieD pil oaiad gjsrt
bet. De ipres at bore uoelutteno,
tisoGoenbe. De mau lille uoIGttes FOL
&ulos, tbi oct or9ber benz temmsli,
burti9t.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
Get nOri fe settlement ipnbenior 9ecorab.
$ bets 8espnoelle.
tGf q, aotiin.)

Tortiat fro forr. RD.)
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
Sanobcoen CT alto nbeba'
geiig at bore.

Gn bgititi0et liuehii Gmbsosmano
ueo GoUn g8aug'Bsna'Dhu bar poo
Gruuo al ben tore RFo, Der Operdii
beritsr / ama iou &rilsn meo Ga
pan, baui ben Irtltlgleo at ienoe ae'
lermoe. M uoereu en- mansuoe StrlDrl {.
bvori blu isger at alpe TT betlemie
Sjerte Suit / igi9enoe Orb:
"Sloen arlger meb Japdn err BET en-
Def Sog %iaauel Der iom | lloldn'
oct, at Rsaiertugsu sr ! en- poerit llei
6~Oriatuin9. 0Usralt er Statsinsisru
TONNE. og StatsgirIosu bliusr itsrre
o. itprre. 9taar ., opristis pil tGntf
oper bort i~talfars 6rorsluuos StiRbne,
iaa sr Der me9ct at Opretts; men ocrtij
b bsuer ri manse HenSe. 8o9 tunog
d NOT pr0itcre ale be uarite uogti er.
uaar ui blot pilcs legge WGrie III oa
enc Orb: Spariommeltabeo.
Nsn bporIeoss er BET mutigt, uaar
@oers pialeitRt itaoi9 uooloer o. lOr'
"Itisnner Goers Slot "Wdu. Sba, Gan"
9et ebige 6 us 8iers). Og oertiI bag
li9 oiper tore Setter? 8eo GOers Ytd'
ieItat on Ilet life, bpIlieu for RGo 81.
orel1ubet er 1tebet /? Iertil fomner,
at Goers Wajeitat tRnter paa snoni
mere OF iorItisnne Slottet. puao tRu'
Ter Gbers Naiet9t paap @r Goerl
5oritano oa gaufe soela8t? Cher
MojeitGt fan bog rOlis bliue / bet tsi'
ierIise 8aIoos, o9 meo uouloelieu a
"Wau'Sdu Sou" batter bet life. Sdnt
Waielt9t aeiierrn besiper is on9lli
meo ct tort Sptos til @0tan' SbH
Gan, bpuo Der naturlrg oSidd tOite'
mango Ben9e, iom man beore tuno
anuenoe iii llouioelie al SHreu o.
gpsning AT a~rissitibs. Goers Wtuie
itGt err en- floe auinbe os maa oioe, a
en- iaaban Wa8ie 8ense life ter no
gipes iii 6crnsislier alens. Nnur jsl
pilbe tie", iaolsbss Ilutter ben i%Oruoun
Brspitrioer, "funoe iss leue Os bao
bet eobt, men bet er min Ilist at OR
M a for 5Rorelanoets BEL"
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
1Grina SeIbreoef,

On lammei SGIe. iCm bag iru.'et fa itlbaa, fra
SGaep'attlsh bar Wottlltt ira en- WtStiouR. / Siiinz
elsn tl CpitruG fer e. cHtelt Ussetabillt gtIsosl, iom
hurilgi o. prr.lgHeIt tureret LRrlnl. yruud1it, gis
iaEtb, aihria % aas >p1aomme l 3aiieH o. gIulecs
ne. 2ei CT oJiaa q vsitIIvi gfiobei MOB RfrUeiUels
tf it % ale Slaas Rerpsl 0slier. IA bar 5II i0Iisst
eeis ptouuoetiise teltTebenee Gone Zuinbsr al Els
for ins l,peuos AsomsuHtftsr. l~iIifuuott asrpso o.
ueo sHitsI ON az llnore be msnHeitetIae Nogiier, oil
lg 'euoe bsuHe Cpitrtir aratis I'll aas. lem paiiet ben,
paa Spi. JJahlt tlrr dH3e,it Wto lIlDdrgeMt Cps
~lnsuu5et ON. B~ogrisoes .et iial iilbtrsees ca bruaes.
@rloes ~ son ueo NgptlaeiisH al Ssimrrfe. Aapu
ntii Slae. ", A. Noyes. sac Powers Block.
Rochester, N, Y. zyszoeov
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18

neooenoigt. at altinq inbrsttss otter
bisis Reolsr. Sun / ct asiie 2ilf9lot
bar bet biotil pGrst nsbpsnoiet at uoi
bare mob fprmeqsn 9reoItripning og
/ 3iIFRloe AZ at 5ur9lorene isnoer
RdpreliIter pdd be 8eninbsr. 0a!teren
bar COP til at 'gre 8reposrlina meo,
tuges raiurIiqpiS !6srIpu BERTH.
Der bar oRrei uotdlt Den 6rDgt, al
Der gio28 Gleperne Iorlioen 5ritio, al
be lite Taur tomme uo / bet 6rie Iu1
meget, ION enIteIiat bar, men bet er
uloeles uoen 8runo, ipm enbotr, Der
bill tuge port pro9ram for Zig, oil iunnt
ertpnoige Iig pm. Wen OF Iao be uu9c
0dmer til at 6enptte Zig al fine 6ris
Humber -- men lab M BET bare,
Def proner fig bog moi.
Gnoeliq er Der blspet Dmtst ON, al
bet er 'aa INT oe elegant pda Semlnds
riet, at Der sr 5are for, at be unge pt.
ger bltr bortfiRmmst, og, ndar DC TOM
mer biem, life Longer Ipnes pm fine
SmgipelIsr, fun fDroi oisi, / muItgt
SilfGlosr er iimple. 0a Deb ie9, at b
tiGre 5orRlors, nddr be fdar be'iuoeI
zig. moi otl ino'e, at bet er en- 9l9oeliq
Sing at Der finoss en- QuItult, bopr be.
res Oetre tan babe bet beipemt unoel
Stoletioen; at bet bog er ulige bsort
pa trp9gere at babe elettriTte Chs ent
mautte BRUCE Gerp'en Camper; pg al
bet er me9et bDggeligsre at babe belt
gpgnin9en oppdrmet Deb WaItintrdft
Iau at man ilipper alt bet arbeioe mel
Spre % 8renoIel. Oct er belle Cur
uIen, % itulos bu bette fi9mms oor'
Yioer bort? Nei, p9r fun rolige. De
er iunot, Di bar en- imugIuIo meblere
Stue til at mobtage 5remmeoe /, ot
Gleperne ppmuntres til at 9iere fin
9GreIIer Iad foIelige og bjemlige, 'pn
muligt, peb at qjsre 8ru9 al Smau.
ting, 'om be meobrineer bjemmefrd, o.
iom be maaTte bolDer az at babe om Jig
men er od life bette gpot % bel? Np
gen Gurus forreIien bar pi life Rdui
til. Gn Ting, ION Der tent pg tiolil
fsres utrptteli9 SpIigt meo, er, at Der
belle 9pgnine, fra 8a'ement til attic
hploes Itinnenoe rem, og naar oerti
tommer, al ale 8GrelIer sr lp'e, bsi
o. rummeli9e, mda 10 Snotrpfiet bin
bebd9elt9t p9 lp't; men Siemmet, on
bet ogIda er fimpelt pg tarpeli9t, ndu
fun Siertspurme % 8elpillie fnoe
Der, psobliper moi, for be uaerfle'te, nj
ipm for, at bore ben ~"ltisnneite pie
paa Soroen", % bore oppprenoe ung
Yiqer bar moi Sjertet paa rette Ste'
ogfud / bette Stpfte, ben 4tteIt fan me
8l9be qtoes benz
az Ssres 9rbsbige
SneeriD Martbus.
Wilmar, Minn., lite 4u9uft 1896
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18

on Gpmmeren INN Sle SpreIon
k,tts 90 anuo Carton Sduglerub pg
|,ddtts fig mellem be Steoer, bpDr
t,rmar og SsItan ien.re bleo bp9geoe.
fisSs marteDe ben fenore adnt At bort
E%,rIsrsrt. @etle SpriuIen, Ole pg
B,lpor 2ia og en- llnefarl, SanS aus
l,ripn, bapoe ON 9udren tdget 2dno /
i, Senbre Del af Sprin9fielp, Ifient
|, life fpm for n9Ite 8adr. Saales
L. blsD llofanterus II Settlementet liot
Eter liot pptdene, meoens Mibten blep
E,o,noe ursrt %lengere; tbi De Dali
|ersr Iaa life idu inDbDDenoe Nd pdu
kr 1to.
| enctbret Suugen flpttebe op og tpm
h e5ter BEN fjsrbe Suii. If benz, lpm
lam / hans SelItub, tug Sle SittilIpn
kolond 9dno / ct 9dlfore i ben peltre
Kant AZ 9ecprab 8aIiuet, bpor ieners
kDoitiens 9rpggeri blep ppfsrt. De
klrors, Sle % Selge Mprun, Serbrdno
kwlegdurben % Sans os Sobdnnes
kalre, neDiatte fig / Mabilon 5ppns
hin eaer / ben areos. Oct fan be-
hgrtes, at Spbannes blep or9bt /
Fr8reqpr n9Ite 8inter peb NebTuloet
Ii It Sorolas / en- 8rsft, boor ban
krb,ibcoe.
Oct fan og'aa bore uf Snteresie at
kiH,, at G~ngebret Suu9en, Der piloe bo
h gpmmerbu'et, bppr Hice hapoe bdpt
Nm gutii, funbt, at Gag, @inouer %
krosl Stottsboerp bar ~Itiaalne. SDz
ben Ituloe bape pRret en- NlOri6, en-
psler, Der par tpmmen til SeCprdb
0e 5srIte, ION 'atte fig NED | Trout
Run 9alens, Tom ~Ierere ON Sommes
zen. 8uuif Glen neoiutte fig ! bet
stfre0 alfsre omtrent 0eSt fra Spring
fslos Centrum. Nnbreip Hefitao, Der
Tom / bans Selfab, ilpg fig neb pda
7itliosn, bppr be to 8rene al Trout
Run %Fprsner iie. tp9rsoper for en-
ta9et at 2arsSetle paaSeftiioen.
4 September tpm Sbrpno Common %
frtte Settles Het, pg oenne flptteoe til
.Gl,nlppoo, eIten1or 0etprub. Meo
strpnb Common tom Ole 9ict, Der tpa
2lnb rproenfor Decorab; ban nebIutte
iioen npr Slices Sraoiue ppit.
81 bar Der fun pdapeget Snooanz
'srinaen az entelte Sdmilier, men Nns
.llst Of benz, iom flptteOe ino til bette
esttlement % Naboluoet, fan lille en-
gang tilnGrmeliesois opgipes.
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18
Vetop
23ier % 25i4ol6.
MN. Sacobson
AT Eorfatterens Iorpro:

GriauHa ma ofe tGs oprt; men, pet nb snpt. andre Soils gratu9 tsfnuen
glaoe GA 8gaer fan ianmg ioetmtnofsf for en- Del trbobes ganie buat
2eue pore ca unnpoung iJ al jig tnolIor mig "a "EecUahp ofen' at be-
tanole ct Gmus Em unRgeua rRn9er me5sr BeipSntna uoH nan otrr 'orfroh8
bemeo.
SOsm bar luot SOumn8.n IMAGE fla isot % he tMgs Dats at bp. ls.aa goo
.Qute0ata9 iii at prooucere ben iUm T. Gr Snsr o8 N52 Jr ben foe Berbso r 6'
lb en- ubses fr,mHeo sag; oct eRste. nan UO u at Btru. hitter % s Tar oa
lite gsfobeue al ben 6unr al tunne rpas taa Or nan Tie Hoao fs me oem Boz
lo er Ell CpfnOatrnes W Jrsmttos 3b ale muh8e Rtn nae.
Iie IQloer oa fife miuot BiboO sar BuDsueL Sn TOR Jorfel iom Der er
imeaem ben aamnebn1e Sgo % ben mooerne "8nor- III at bte Asena' 6rgoe
Rumtu5e 5euh8tsmGsIshco u omus fbs til at jamie 3onHus CT mopeuoe ior
Gnhper, nar bri o titles Sne mi CINE NfRhsS br BET at harom Amria r 9ost
Spbel fpr o. here npe Epinoir os 5OrbeorHsr Gbebsteprenoe Rahtn.; iaa r
bette ir gIfqlot meo ale Gppaumer fom nu buss ct forhnubst StpoD. Sm
9reupel paa bor fCrsat uot Gauo bar 9pt fig oerue Rsuna Tan HponsS: Ia bet
norfe Storhmg for uoghe War noeu uonnots n Stpenoat for ale Ganoe at Jamie
Sb psniuaer ou1aaenoeB HngtiI ba bersuer oene Stpsuon bet af ham q itnua
uoooue "gt Buo. meqet onfRubls at ON fit Begg be Joreneoe Satr oa Ranaoa at
han yer erbopt be melt pGrouIfe 5orraao af 8anofab bette Jag Sn ctsrr Blade
% Fgor. - im ole Et1poee Der tinoG5 - lUm Aubortetsr be u919te Sugr3S
moaL Ruuoe oct pes mia en- ERfe 4rter at irembdoe be p9h9te 4uHhsE ION
bebanbls brie famine Bkoe % Sgser o. oa liar zen pratile Stot JON ps isu ueo
no1e Vars BHdo bar bragtt Griartl1 oa r Rs OBS paa at bas hint en- n9n1s Sle.
ming. -
bare al ganss poa ht 5oretasOmRso oa ring: SmtStHtn1 srs en- nor Stam, na ,Hsos
Dor Sere life HABIT Ill I tne OF gennstsr; Hopfor 81 rns.asts osnne lIusfG bare
fUrot bet iobrsr H0t EXTRA Srpbet at iate 3 mo oerss Seoepso s lRrs eHtsa t %
Raur Of tenoe?
lfuoe os tfr ben tore Nunes Siuo, buormpo De saoner os? Baa FANNIE 2aaoe sr bet
ocnue her ombanotee sag blot at RpneH JorboD til GmiofunseH % 4rbeDet T
Ilau9t fprre
peion atMtgt uusaaeuoe 6agst oil F9 6Huph. De hr 2anoet met ouss ktst or
noaeoe enelf Of baltengdNs Orb, fot aisumiuSeu rh osrpso bsore hume ftes sHo
ON uoeuteube nort Spra brugea
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Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18

Sngerio MurtbuS.
Wilmar, Minn., lite Iu9uft 1896
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18

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aiu Bt1s
UnKzxzxzaHxzgl9 zEx-zZassxz1Mrta Der o. sBs
str; % 81 u SOB alta srsht mem rem e 1g.o9
ifHb 5E o. rpsrt : mpls
e . stI6trmar 5fs 2. l.
f7ls II BFgi, Pms
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18

stmts aapitsI. Ten HoHe saIeoel Of 1851.
Gen TIE Ssuli 1851 bar Der CUBS
frnsIts | Settlemeutet, bppr Singer, Ell
Batter AZ Spre Stotlano, blep bebt
rIrgemeb to gern tilberenoe Cars
5ttls. 0enne 8ubstieneite bplbtes AZ
Quitor 6. 8. Glau1en fra Roci prerie,
0iS. Sdn bar pmfring for at ie efter
4 pusienoe Steo for en- Solpnt, og tom
% fra Ydint Greet % prGDiteoe bps
nils SpbnIon. Glauien tulte meo
6Isre, 'om pilbe bore meo at 'tifie Wicz
nigbso, % Itrsp nsb fine Nuone. 0enns
Wife leperebe ban til RilS Solution.
Omtrent en- Wdaneb efter GlduIen8
Ssisg eIIer tioligere. tom en- aplportsr
Tor bet amerifdulte SrdftutlelItdb til
csttIementei. Sans Napn bar peber
asbicrien Webus. Sdn bar fra Sta
rdngertdnten og bapbe prret err Sib !
Ineritd, 'du ban bar nogct tpnbig !
sngeIIt. De norTte 9pger, ban Iolate,
o1r DE SeIligss epige Sptle" az Ri
taro Barter, Som til Seius" af Saa,
ytle9rims 8anoriu9" oa enbel Srdfs
liter. 5pruben at I9lee 9eser, tulte
hun meo Solicit pm religieie Gmner pg
freS e9en perIpnlige 5relIs % pr9bis
Roe. Wiebus bar Ell ipria eller uanoes
'ulo Wdnb. men life aduoria. San
HotoGrebe Sammenligningsr | bet Hen
sll9e, og peteoe dlbrig fine Orb puo
6~uIop9gt. Sons YrGoiten bar en-
Harp Woo'9tning | Sprm iammcnlig.
net meb ben rene Still, Der ubm9rteot
Y to fsrftn9pnte 9eger. timber bette
UPHOLD bar ban pmtring pe giproe fig
s'lenbt. Den eneite betdlierebe lin.
Nrretnine, ri bar fra bet SeIee, er, al
Dan prGoifeoe hos 8. % u. 2pmmer
% 9ps Spar Quale. og at ban en- Sde
Tom frem paa SrD Bun 8ottomen.
~Hntooelbart fpbpeft for 0eeorab 9afi'
net, bopr Gngebret eller peter Sanger
qolot paa meb 9sirg. San for,
'aIte, at ban bar runbt og iolste 9eser
N blep meb TEN biem pg ~ftanpiebe ii
nRite Dag.
pan bar Der bel oper en- Muanebi
'Io os reiite iad runbt til andre ste.
M. Oct lob til. at ban lifte Iis COB
'Ianot Solicit Der; tbi ban Tom bill
p'isre og l%tanoiebe i l9ngere 9ioer
Sst liges, at Der blep en- 89ttelIe bel
qans Girfiombeo bsnne CONNER
xenne Webus er ben ieiers mere be
folote paftor asbisrnIsn.
Isbisrn1en. ium oi oil talbe BAN
El'nt Solicit Der tdlbte BAN Webus
ION otter bib ON Ssiten ps bar Der
ottober. Yaa oenne Sto tom pulto
nus Brandt iii Settlementet pud en- a
me 'Drite WisIipnsrei'er. !San pa
Nsmlts tummen ira Rorse oenne Com
ntr.
) gespnbelin at SttOber preoiieo
Decorah-posten., 1896-08-18

Saiasmano pnIfes. 500 I'll Sl25
ON Nndnepsu % lIogitier. Stabelparr.
Stillue permanent. b~ehaseIts % uGyo at
siterlsaes. Seuo Jrlm9rte. Aoresie:
ains Iis. Co., z 1853, gbieasp, gu. 4lal3
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1896-11-21

Adjustable fire backs at T. Long &
Co.
OK Breeches (another pair free if
they rip) the best for work or dress,
at from ST. to SO. 90 per pair. G. Fl.
Barnett & Go.
Just received: Twenty dozen
boys knee pants, from 25c. to 81.
Banner Brand the best made. G.
H. Barnett & Co.
The Bi-Metallic is full Havana
Spanish hand made cigar and strictly
union and home manufactured is now
on sale at all dealers.
The Horses Home has no livery
stock to care for and pays strict atten-
tion to transient horses. At Shilling S
old stand. Add Graver.
If you want shot gun, powder.
shot, caps, wads and loaded shells,
either nitro or black powder. go to F,
j. Wilson'S hardware store.
60. H. Barnett & Co., Happy Home
Clothiers, is the place to buy clothing
made to fit and fit to wear, at the very
lowest prices for good, guaranteed
clothing.
Perfumes from Paris, perfumes
from Berlin, perfumes from California,
perfumes from the Nile. Ladies, stop
in and examine our line Of perfumes.
NJ E. Doe & Co.
Everybody wants a fire lighter.
1t is convenient, and nobody can afford
to be without one. 1t saves its cost in
oil and labor in two weeks. Price 80
cents. For sale by D. N. Mcdonald. \
The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1896-11-21
ing already destroyed British prestige

ing already destroyed British prestige
and domination in eastern China.
With silver currency invading
northern India, with the stamp of the
Gar on it. that country can be worse
unsettled, in it's loyalty to England.
than it could be by an Invasion of
Russian soldiers. The people OF India
woald fear the troops and look TO Eng
land as protector. They would well
come the silver and look upon Eng
land, who has closed the Indian mints.
as an oppressor. While Russia and
Franco are coqnetting with England
now about an alliance, thereby cleav-
ing England clean from the Dreibund,
they are at the same time. piling up
gold and when they have picked Eng
lands pocket John Bull will get the
cold, dead shake.
Then with Russia and the United
States the two great surplus or export
ing Countries of the world, rich in
gold and silver, with England buying
conltry, ute l. dependent on other
countries fo: material to work up and
for food as we'll. aud with only gold
England will have been practical y
broken of her financial suprena( y.
With free coinage by all the world but
England. for both gold and silver,
England, with no silver, will sink to
a low level of power. Her attempt to
work Asia has been completely frus-
trated. and Russia now has what Eng
land sought, control in the Orient. She
has crowded England out of Turkey,
can turn her out of Egypt. 1t really
looks as if John Bull had overstocked
his market.
These are the conditions which
Maj. Mckinley HOW sees and which he
thinks viii enable him to cut loose
from esatern domination. which will
bring back the Trans Miss ssirpi and
Rocky Mountai and Pacific coast
states. which V ill invade the south
He proposes TO stea BRYAN S silver club
to prevent it from turning congr2s IS
against him il 1898, and thus to pre-
vent his incdmhency of the " Nhite
House from being barren OF power O,
suc( ess, but to make it such q bowling
success as will ring him second
term.
Maj. Mckinley look to the eas tern
democrats as likely to BE- swept back
under the domila,Ion of Hill, Flower
and Whitney and thf ir kidney, aud all
the talk about these gentlemen h wing
power in the new uumini-trati is
pure moOnshin' Mckinley knows
he had narrow sqnoak for it, only
for the turning O. the votes of the
cities against the country vote in the
last four weeks of tho campaign, and
he knows that the eastern policy of low
prices cannot stlnd two years. much
less four years, as things now stand.
He is going in Tor lots of money, good
times and a high tariff-for the west
clear to the Pacific, the industrial
soptn, and let the east shift for itself
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Estray Notice: Came to my place
four miles from Philipsburg, about a
year ago, one buckskin mare, aged 10
years, branded scissor brand on left
shoulder. powder horn on right. Owner
can have same upon payment for this
advertisement within month. After
that time a reasonable charge will be
made. Dan Morgan. 4O-4t.
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Twenty five cents buys pair of
good woolen socks at c. H. Barnett &
Co.
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Tubular lanterns from 40c. up at
T. Long & Co.
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WHO IS MINER JONES?
Labor Organizations Are Endeavoring
to Reveal His Identity.

In the Western Mining World, of
Butte, in it's issue Of November IA, the
following correspondence occu red,
which seems to have been written by
some one in Philipsburg:
'In Il recent conversation with one
of the principal men connected with
the Bi-Metallic and Granite Mountain
Mining companies, I expressed the
hope that these properties would soon
resume operation, and was informed
that the board of trustees We're con-
vinced that full operations could not
for a moment be thought Of under the
present state Of the silver market and
the rate of wages demanded by the
miners-$3. 80 per day for all men
under ground.
II have often said that every man
who tolls under ground is entitled to
all his employer is able to pay
whether it be $3 so or moro per day.
But in this instance there is more to
the question. It is whether thes e
silver mines will be permitted to re-
main idle until some favorable silver
legislation is passed or whether they
will be opened up. giving employment
to about l, 200 men.
"As 1 said before, the hazardous
work miner is compelled to do en-
titles him to all the consideration pos
sible in the form of wages. But for
the time being, until silver rises in
price, why could not the companies
and union each make some concessions,
and adopt a graduating scale Of wages,
placing the basis, say at $3 90 per day,
and as silver advances SO should the
scale of wages.
II believe those interested could
with but little trouble arrive at some
satisfactory arrangements whereby at
least few Of our silver mines in the
state could open up, thus giving en-
ployment to 5000 now idle men.
"The present state of affairs demands
that those at the head of both COM
panies and unions should endeavor to
meet the issue squarely, and act de-
liberately and wisely for the best inter
ests of all concerned.
"The above has reference to silver
mines only-the copper mines are pay
ing handsome dividends at the present
scale of wages. Miner Jones.
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Table and pocket cutlery at T.
Long & Go.
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DO you know the guarantee on
"Happy Homo Suits: Guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction or money
freely refunded. For sale by G. H.
Barnett 81 Co.. Happy Home Cloth
iers.
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Bracket lamps and rehectors at T.
Long & Co.
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--Razors, razor strops, homes and
pocket cutlery at NJ L. Doe d 90. 's. r
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The most promising gold districts in
Ontario, Canada, are Sudbury, the val-
ley of the Thessalon river, the north
shore Of Lake Superior, and in many
places in that part Of the province
which lies in the basin Of the Nelson
river The latter district embraces the
Lake of the Woods and Rainy lake, and
it is here that most of the development
work has been done. There are six
stamp mills erected for the treatment
of gold ore and the number will be
added to as soon as the necessary
capital is forthcoming. The most
promising mine at the present time is
the Sultana, eight miles from Rat
Portage, where there are seventy men
working with 10-stamp mill. The
mine has been in operation for about
three years. About year ago the run
was from 81, 900 to $1,000 per week.
This year, however, it has averaged
s3, 900 per week.