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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05

one OF the Most Extensive Ia ibs
wiIIow Creek district
In an laustive write.up OF Willow
Greek ana its mines, the Idaho MIN.
ing Journal has this to say OF recent
strike in the Black Crook property:
And now comea the report OF one Of
the most extensive strikes yet made Ia
the district, upon the Black Crook
vein. This claim Is situated H. n
norlheasterly direction from the y Il
and on the opposite, or easteTly siue 0i
Rock creek. 1t is owned by Caldwell
parties ana has been developed by
tunnel driven Oh the vein for con.
siderable distance. A few days ago
the owners OF this property are re-
ported TO have opened up q large body
OF free milling ore carrying values
which exceed anything that has ever
been fouud either In the Pearl, Check.
mate, Easter, or any Of the oluer mines
10 tue district.
II this last strike IL not very much
exceeded by the expectations of it,
owners the Black Crook will not only
he one OF the leading mines OF the
dietTlct, but II will also establish the
fact that the gold belt is not confined
to the Willow Greek slope, ami the
vicinity OF Pearl, but that 1t extends
In an easterly direction beyond R1ck
Creek.
The Black Crook claim is probably
two miles east OF the Judas, but there
are very many good prop rtles located
along the belts between the these two
claim; among the latter are the Old
Birthday, this Silver Wreath group,
the Alexander, the Emmett, the ZIns,
the DIrman properties and many
others whose values have already been
established.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05
BOWMAN TESTIMONY
How Being TaksI-Tho Amended
Complaint Allowed.
BRYAN VANS A! NEW TRIAL.
Administrator LiOfbouroW Nay Take
lbs stock In thl nalon & lark
Mine as Security.

The amendment TO the complaint in
the Bowan case was allowed by Judge
Cherry, 10 which the defendants
objected and took exceptions.
Permission was granted to both
defendants to amend their answers by
interlineatlon, which was consented
to by the plaintiff.
Attorney Morse occupied nearly tue
whcle Of the morning session reading
the contract between Bowman sud the
oity and county. This afternoon
Bowman wa sworn aad was on the
stand when the NEWS report closed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05
ARRESTED LATE LAST NIGHT.
ihomas caldwell, An Old or nd +, in
Jail, Charged viii Grand Larceny.

Deputy SHERIFF. Bowman CAM on
and Andrew J. Burt arr' ed ThomsB
Caldwell last night, on the charge OF
grand larceny.
CaldwelPs Offense cousiets OF having
stolen, "Wednesday last, u horsp anu
wagon belonging to Harry Valdez
man, who lives at 43S Wesl, Thin
South street.
Walderman was in town ami let
the outfit on II chards street, ir m
where Caltweu is alleged TO have
stolen II.
He was found 10y the uflicers In an
olu shacs on Eighth south al.
S,uli West streets. He Is an ola
offend r and " ell known to the police.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05

In the matter of the estate OF II. M.
HalvOrsen, uecBasot. This was an
application male by OF. Ia olbjurow,
ior the direction OF the court in the
matter OF u compr mise Of claim for
moneys deposited n the Bacon bank,
IN behalf OF the estate. II. II. II u
n.w Offers to purchase the claims OF
the estate against the BANK, and
willing to give L)oibOurow the prom.
issory note Of Jsmes IL. and Ii. NJ.
Bacon, Tor 81, GO5S0 pay bls on or
before one year from date, off ring
give as security u certificate Tor 10 1923
snare Of the capital stock oi the Daiton
anu Lark Colo, silver and Mining
company. The court ordered Looibsu.
row to accept the offer.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05

the msreur to Have n N'w Crnshor-
gsriudicai tJn air.n shipment.

the Mercur to Haven New CTnshor-
Poriudieai tynaig;n shii'inrn;.
George Dern OF the Mercur came In
rom the famous divldend-paying
producer last evening, after having
gathered up the monthly payroll
eutailing a ten thousand dohar eSptn'
dilurs ana made the periodical rake up
OF S25. 900 Ia oyanides to iorw ward
heucs 10 Germany.
George says that the mill has been
going rather slowly for the pas.
month or 90 owing to difficulties
which the winter seasOn always
brings or, but at pr sanI
,hu speed is being impr we'd upon and
more effective work will follow the
opening up OF spring.
The Mercur company ordered new
Nc. Gates ctusher from L.. q. Trent
to-day anu this will go OUT TO the
property Ia the cJurso OF few dnys.
such an Improvement 10 u necessary
preliminary 20 the successful work. &
OF the mill with its s1on.tc-be Increased
capacity.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05
WEATHER VANE.
Observations Taken at Utah, Idaho,
Montana, Oregon and Wyoming
stations.

Weather reports showing observa-
tons at s Am. today:
Salt Lake Cily-Barometer, 2992;
temperature, 80; minimum, 81; wind,
southeast, q miles per hour; rain, trace;
CLOUDY.
Cheyenne-B Barometer, 5000; tenn
perature, "a; minimum, 20; wind,
north, light; rain, .02 inches; clear.
HavTe Barometer, 30,lS; tenn
pera!ure, 4; minimum, 4; wind,
northeast, is miles Ies hour; rain, ,0i
inches; snow.
Helena Baron meter, 3O.12; tempers.
ture, 4; minimum, 4; wind, west, s
miles per hour; rain, 40 inches; snow.
Miles City-Barometer, 8J.14; tenn
perAiure, G; minimum, .; VIM, north,
10 miles Ter hour; rain, trace; snow.
Winnemu cca Barometer, $3.50;
temperature, 80; minimum, 2S; wind,
wesI, IL +Iniles per hour; rain, trace;
partly cloudy.
Idaho Falls-Barome,er, 1886; tom.
psratuTe, 80; minimum, "a; wind,
eoutb, "a miles per hour; rain, "a
inGhef; snow.
General and local foreeasts for S6
hours ending y. m. Saturday:
For Utah. Forecast made at San
Francieco,) Local snow or rain this
AFTERNOON, tonight and Saturday; sta.
tir1" ~ FemperatuTe.
Salt Lake City and vicinity; Local
snow or rain tonight and Saturday;
stationary temperature.
j. IL. SMITH,
Observer Weather Bureau.
Today's temperature lie shown in the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05
ANOTHER ASSIGNMENT.


Bsckhurst Bros, the grocers doing
business at 80 east First South slIest
made an assignment today, naming
William b. Booth az assignee. w. s.
Mccormick Il company are named as
preferred editors OF the frst clase,
the amount owing being $3.50.
Second class creditors are Kahn
Broa., $500; Layton Mill & Elevator
company, $500.
The assets consists OF goods, store
fixtures, ETC., etc.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05
Brigham shurtliG Discharged.

In the police court today Brigham
shurtliff, arrested yesterday, was tried
Tor battery aud discharged. MT.
5hurtlifi keeps store on Filth South
and Second East streets. and from the
evlde CO adducei ut the heari ng, II
appears that the gen tleman oufio d the
ears of q large boy named Christen'
sen, who gave n smaller son OF The
storekeeper's ga couple of slugs in the
neck" The court In discharging the
defendant stated that it was his Belle
that a man had right to protect his
family.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05
ADJUSTMENTS.

Az the TheaIeI-rhe second peylor.
nance OF Gismondo, given last night,
drew out larger attendance than that
OF the previous night anu the enthusi-
aem was as before oil the greatest. kind,
Curtain calls greeted the strong scenes
and applause the charming scouic
effects. The sale is almost as heavy
for the performance tonigh. as either
OF the previous ones and the matinee
tomorrow Will be given before la &c
house tomorrow afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05
Eleventh Ward Sunday School.

On account ui the services In the
Tabernacle GU Sunday morning,
March Z, 1896, in honor Of President
Wiliord Wood uG, there will be on
session OF the Eleventh ward Sunday
school that day, but the children are
requested TO assemble at the meeting
house al O'Clock sharp, TO proceed to
the Tabernacle.
By request OF the superintendency OF
the Eleventh ward Sunday school.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05
Kiford and Mickle.

1t ls reported that Kitiord and
Mlckle. the slayers Of Sheriff
Burns Of Sanpete county, have
been csught at Wilmington, Delaware,
where they are now IN jail. Sheriff
Judd viii artlve in the city possibly
tomorrow in order to secure requisi-
ton papers to 20 after them.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05

Attorney lie Granite Young wac en-
gagged this afternoon before Judge
Hlies arguing q motion for new tTial
la the case Of the board Of education.
VS. j. Bryan et u ami Attorney w.
X. Hutchinson was present to oppose
the motion.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05

He protested his innocence, but will tie
given an opportunity to expla IN
matters before Judge Wenger NOR
row. The horse and wRgoi
have been recovered. Tho defen'
dant is at present confined In The
county jail.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05
1t Comes off Tonight.

At the Sixteenth ward sts mbly
rooms tonight, testimonial concert
and ball will he given in honor OF
Elder Alonzj p. Kssler, who depatts
shortly ON mission. A lfst class
program VIII be rendered and big
turnout is looked for.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05
Twentieth Ward sunday School.

1t ls requested by the superlntend-
ency OF tue Twentieth ward Sunday
school that tho teachers and pupils
meet at the meeting house, ct 9:l5
sharp, to march to the Tabernacle.
w. w. SALMON, Sup,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05

Miss Bateman was overcome and fell
into the arms OF one OF this company
though che rallied again and took up
her part at the beginning Of the third
act anu finished 1t without further
trouble, thtugh the suspense
OF the audience at times was awful
tearing another attack. Tonight
performance will not be iuteriered
with as the lady Is reported now rs
all right ngnln.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05

Miss BatemRn was seized With one
OF her periodical fsinting spells at the
Grand last night ana Miss Rankin
mad to read Der lines through the FIRST
Two acts Of the play. This fret act hA +
proceeded but a very lttl- way when
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05
Twelfth Ward sunday School.

Officers, teachers and members OF
the above named school are requested
to be ut the school house on Sunday
morning, March 7lh, at 9:l5 sharp. that
we may take up the line VI march to
the Tabernacle.
HE SUPERINTENDENT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05
LETTER LIST.

Remaining unclaimed IN tho Postonice at
Salt Lake city, Utah, on March 9Th. 1891. To
obtain any OF these letters the applicant must
call for" Advertised Letters" and give the date
of the list. II NOT called for within two weeks
they Will be sent to the Dead Letter Onice at
Washington, DC,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05
THE GREEN BAG.

A fred c. Reese, Of Salt Lake, a. J.
Moo Q, Of Piute and Rlcy Ii. jones, ol
Box Elder, were ummissloEed notRf.
les public t)4Hy.
Charles Davis fged q and Carrie
Haus ageu IS, b,t1 ot,pis city, were
.tautr is ltc u-o o. nary to-day.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05

CAEIISuroN In this city, OF peritonitis
shortly before midnight, March an. Edith a.
wife Of Calvin S. Darlington. Fun rat services
will he held at the Darlington residence, Is
west, North Temple street, at O'Clock sunday,
March ith, rionds arc respectfully invited,
DUNCAN March 4, 1897, at Woodland, sum.
nit county. Utah, Mary Duncan, born May
II, 1871, at Treuncnt. HiddiugtonshirC, Hast
Lothing, scouand.
the rcmuins will be brought to salt Lake
City for interment
Milennial Star please copy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05

Hici ard l.. Coiburn, stock nroKer,
D IN -, 10 " SecanI 50. Jeie. $40.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05

Ilrurtth Don ellen, Stock and
N ain. B,rler. Nc. 1851 Main street,
telephone No. 60s
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05

[. Il. purst GIcc-ry &c. Fen
Asptta us ir.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05

Alden &suther Green Jno Miller Fred
land 1udin Uhas Nickersham O
Anderson A & Harris ; 4 Neeiy W n
Co Harmon h Nordbv on
ArgyleG Hanson VIM Norling Jno
nIrkinson Jno nehck " Pickett Elmra
Bhlley tlwocdhMlchings x Porter Geo 7
Bates Martor L Williams Price ~
hoach y Horberly > Randall CIV
brown Arthur HhndleY Ii hoed seo +
brown W M Geo Porter u
Bevon L Jones Henry ReidJG
Ofalg y NJ kellY . Robertson Q s
Coon John Lopln Sunuqulst
niemorest Jno LORD ~ smith Joseph
Deckoy l. Long = stein 81
DevorG W Marlin ForrcBtsltton FE
Donohough Martin V u l2)Ihomns Il l.
Ferguson Ii Morrow ReyTJ Irinvo Goo
Cannon q Moore VIM Viuaut Nobt
GGttridgo WmNynoka FtJapNWptheryax NJ
Gregory saml Montgomery WAR en- Jamrs
Griffin Z g Whittemore b
L. II a IL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05

The box flee opens at the Lyceum
tomorrow morning for the sale Of seals
Tor McSorley's Twins, which opens a
four uighl's engagement at that house
commencing Monday night next.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05

The Musical Courier OF New York,
heretofore published weekly, has maue
a new departure and hereafter VIII be
published eemi-weekly, giving lis
patrons l04 numbers annually instead
OIL 81 hs formerly. The Courier Is u
Leading authority Oh musical matters
and ia an aOle eN Jonent OF American
talent; is bright, newsy and Is ouuu
every where that music and musical
artists are
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05

One hundred shares OF Northern
Light at 81 cen's; selling value sSj.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05

ray'sT B DE-, IA W. LIT South, Stock
= R.-! t.stale Brokers. Tel, 35S.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05
'tucN=o tdsr Stuet
Chicago Afyreh Z

iiOge-
Light, SO. IOaSa.Sj.
Mixed, So 60nsAsO
Heavy, s345dlab0
Rough, SJ.4iMs3dO
Cattle
Reeves. SaG5dS6 10.
Cows and heifers s200asL25,
Stock and feeders SA250st 20
sheep and lamb market duh,
Native sheep, SttuVS4,25.
Westerns, SAaQsfSA25
Lambs, 70 10000
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05

Direct from their great success in
Now York and the Ess, Charles
Hopper, his clever company the
Chimmie Fsdden will come here next
Monday and Tuesday aud be seen al
the Salt Eake Thealer. The curiosity
Of theater-goers mere has been whetied
by the nstteTlng reports that have
come from time to time about the Ell
tettaining qualities OF this company
and play. Many people have reah
the stories OF Chimmie Fa1den's I'D
ventures and Will anticipate with
pleasure seeing Mir. Townsvuu's etreet
nero on the stnge. To any o. Q who
has read toe book the difficulties In
the way OF dramatizl 1t must be APP
parent; but In the hands OF the clever
author. and with Cue aasistatca oil
that talented play wright, Augustus
Thomas, who gave 10 US the idy no
Alabama, the sketchy tales OF metro
polithn life are said 10 have been made
into perfectly constructed and con-
tinu0usly interesting play.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05

Chicago Tarisct.
Ohioasl March :.
wheat--Maroh, 75A May. 1855.
Corn-March. g3i5 May. 2idt
Oats March, ia May, i7.sAss.
pork- March, ss,25; Mny sSa5.
Lnrd-MHrch. $40 May. $3.50
Btbs-March, si,55. May, A.3Th.
flAN--1s
imothv-2.70.
Rye 334
BArley-3i
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-03-05

SILVER. Lead
silver--I
Iead-'3.C5
Copper--'1
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-10

WetIs 8artb til SIR. psnbria.

Qurtlanosqlace, 2Spe Stt6r, 1857.
Win tiGre Gbrotat.
Raoame 2etpunt bar nstop forlaot ps. Spis bet lite
alerete bar for TENT, piIbe jsg enits, at glOra bupos fulst 9srss
9Raao "a lite Fable inolabt fig Samtule mso bsns.
Seq sr for 2isblittst for SpNoist til at tunns aflasgs
Dem nosen nsiastis geretning. 5srft a~ottsoe bun NOra
pb ~TreubDtlst 0sltaesIis for Mugpulsns ben Silituuslie, at
bun bapbe fact ct grep fra frnbs, aiienot fra IaOnbp. 8srz
paa gap bun ps en- lang Stitprie. iom jsg life giber 9jsntage,
oa fris Mening rar, at Wiagoalsm ben Senfist at oinoe
lin syaosrs 5ormIs tilbage, unosr ct iuHtt Napn baphe Ggtst
gtdael 9onitones Ssn. Senoes Nianb er enonu bette
Eieblit BEN 5rp, at benoes 5amitenaon er Sb9rare, og at
hun er Nice al en- 5ilur, hpem ie9 .fter Se'tripeIien at
tror at g~ientisnos 8uptein DragsI. Seq ~fprituaner
lem for MabaH1e 2scuunts tisIige GrtIGung ON, at FUN
tuu paa @runo al sgne g~Ssngetrup Ear riaet opisge i'm tioz
lioers Sus6ono. Seq beber Dem iun ON at biGlpe mig
meb at 6erpliae o. treite NOra. De Gfterrstninssr, nj Der bar
faast, er % for ia lite BET 89rite, men be Sebreioeia, bun
AIR ia, for imoo lin billie at bare forruaot Sefteren. Sun
oilpe eetlitieIig isp Uars taget fra SprrsIs, fpuo Der piIoc
hare toitst benoe osnns fortrGFfeltse 5arEliss 8snitab og Ses
nnttelIs. 8ette bleo fun unogaaet peo at ieg Ippeos benSe,
at nj Iamtioig ftulns fSlge gtagoulsnss Spor for at aorurs
fsnbe. Sea bsoer Dem foretugs De ~forneons Striot for Nos
rus Stnlb. Stol pua, at jsg, naar Sioen tpmmer ital iaa
msnem 6egge Seftrs pq for enbper pris pGrns ON Nprus
GiQlsfrso, Suruttsr ca 5rsntib. GprtiGttss)
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-10

Wr. gleriot til Wabams 2ecount.

Wfr. yleriot I'll W{dbamt Necount.
9OctssguiIpings, sinssIunp, 25h Sttbr, 1867.
2grsn Irue.
Seq ikr msO at bs'ode 0srss greo fra 2erbdgs. 6rens
for 9lt Taa ri unoerisge bpor be Npsifte bar optolot fig efter
here's airsiis fra @lbborpush. Wauits bar Wr. Baritone
eusr bans 5rus itrspst til Slastnings. Sur o. 5orbinoelisr
ben Estning, entsn pua hans elsr bsnbss Sioe, iaa bsnpt
BEN. MsobsI mig snoriosrs Napnene paa pebtomenos Slasta
benz. @sorsl mig snOnosrs Rapnsns pau OtOmmsn SlGgts
lement al be99s be sitsriegte psriursr. Smiolertip bill iq
forIeae at efare nceet fra Sr. 2pstpmtes 8ontor. Senne
SuriTt Iabsr bet lite til, at ri ~psrionig tan fau nO9st uo al,
men Der fubss moi en- slsr anben al bans periunaIe, Der itte
er utlgiGn9slig for ct mnore 9eleb. Stol bpert 6dle
pau, at isg gier 2nt, bpab ian sieres Ssrss Sag.
gsrss ~Grbeniss 5isner Ilfreo Slsrtpt.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-10
2naehalene.
gsH,an az NJ. SsuinS
,Fsrtiut ira fctriss Roj

,fsrti0i ia totua, RoJ
0d SustoIbtrFtu atiu III NGlst, raj h1os isrlt'
esgrgsrnadI: "6rpr IT grgtn2"
aarI,n ait ,ft: 9ag,n, CO oa teunt boeSt RaTFo'n, ION
ban burtig tilftot. IaSamt 2rouut piitt BAN grtpst, iorn
itrar t,p triIar,t for uagtG. @usboIberitm tar op ira lt
Srb,. SUN barb, g~ituruuo,t bile lin Gnrgi.
"Gaar afgaar nrft goau til Qarts2" ipur8te bun.
"Sm en- hlp 9ims."
"Saa t,fiI mig tn qlaOs!"
gio,r tfrybr co 2uqn giOrc S%nbigdis, utn bun LOB 'tg
ih ror,. On hID Gimt sftr filIp G1g,u Enbs iuo /
gocmn % pual1got Scabuttry,n at toas fig iGrlig az btnoe
Ia 9rfr,no,ITrrne Dto ZEN i~orcsrecs 1tLbug,rstis iunoe sOss
I1Rlt bnot.
moo3m, Quourt Dar after paa @sfr tisnao.
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-10

wv fSNh' ~'hh feAAN1 NNJNS
Stiusene sIsres berpeo iuIOeuot,
fat % fuIofteHois ems paa bssss
Siber al Spiet. Naifinsu sr for.
'pnst meo ct LIT SnauobruI ypur.
peo man peo SI9Ip al en- Iomme.
itrue Tan itanoie WaItiusrtst. msOeus
Spplen fploes. Den bar en- hgi
firm, iom 1esuiuseu oiisr, bpiItst
sipsr COB 9laos pso Sstets SaaHo.
tsrins. uoeu at sipe ben ct tIumist
t~loieeuoe. Ten bar oeruRIt en-
automatic SpoIe. giuosr (bobbin
winderl Der er iaa filter 90 pua'
lioelis I fin 8irieu. of en- oaarIis
punost SpoIe oil pRrs en- umu.
liabeA
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-10
Samme til Sdmlns.
Ilfreb yIeript.

SdnrW til Sdnnn1e.
Soctssg Buildings, 2sbs Sttbr. 1857.
Gn al Wr. 2osconbes Stripsre bar Tor en- then SuIer
hhttst Munben op ps mepoelt mig en- sing at Sntsrssis. San
bar nenlis paa i'm principals Stripsbpro iet ct Seitamsrte
at SIR. Roel @onitpns, oatsrst ben 30te Ssptbr. D. U. Deb
Rr. 2oscpmbss Snotrabelis fcrbinorsoes ban at gjsrs fig
~bstienot meb SnotOIbt, % PrincipdIen Iuttsoe bet itrar onls
bpgselig inbs. ri 0utpen %frsmgaur, at ban ugiaa sfter ben
Abe Septbr. bar tj,npt Nr. 9anitones aoresis, o9 tfalo
De paa Serss Sios lille bar funnel urforite Roget, Ida pl bet
rae felbiot at bolhe puassnt Sic meo SurHten. IRen /
bpsrt Sab er bet s~uotgiort, at Mr. Baritone sfsr 1T grHlluf
tar ppiut i'm iibIte Billie. ----
Decorah-posten., 1897-09-10

'snipsnnsH' fer suOt uo cs r elegant raUa mel oeHpn til sraarbsoa fm III
.Dnnhnoecne gRaRuers GobtpNs CT net let bnauoterMgt og Befooeie al nbper reah
BORDERING paa bshe Cmruuo. 9t aumubts IRA r Of bsoas SsfaHHbO os tnmt
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baute 3ds tgRanhueu r mutt ppr.t os ndeLpetssbe buoroeo befaar ct net % imdS'
fbt Mfrnoe sramatrtokt err enn Black Walnut suer antique Oak. etsrS nR'
nj oFrench walnut Panels o. rt forpuet mo Nickel Trimmings Soroene tr n~N
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bare uo at aisnie benrs8 6aanotrift!
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at f. 9sr,nt. Ia ban bar suatt, ipsgts Wrs. sprrsl pg
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