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, 1897-09-24
E MENTIONED.

First-c.ass board and 0 SIS per
month. Frontier Hotel, Corner Third
and Kearney.
Cottage prayer meeting this evening
at s o'clock at Mrs. C. Yeager's, 716 south
Second street. All are welcome.
The reason Brown succeeds in the res
boarders the best the market affords.
Weather probabilities: Partly cloudy
and cooler tonight with probable show
ers in the extreme southeast portion.
Saturday fair.
Col. w. H. Roo is about the luckies,
Of those who attended the Frontier Day
celebration at Cheyenne. He got his
"pictur" in the papers.
The Laramie boys did first rate in the
Cheyenne vents and contributed great
ly to the Success of the first celebration
OF Frontier day. They brought home
some Of the prizes.
The members of the Methodist church
and congregation will give a reception
to Rev. Warner and wife next Friday
evening, in order mat all may be at
forded an opportunity OK meeting the
new pastor and his estimable wife.
In the restaurant business as we'll "a
any other it is necessary to keep up with
the procession or fall by the wayside.
Brown Is the man who takes time by the
forelock and anticipates the wants OF
his customers. Everything up to date
and the best table in the city. Give him
a call and be convinced that what is
claimed for him is correct.
l: o,her counties would patronize the
state university at Laramie as Converse
has in the past. the enrolment would be
entirely satisfactory. This year at least
four, and possibly more. students will be
in attendance from Douglas-Arthur
Cook. Byron Wilson, Lee Rice and
Helen Barrow, all OF whom left yester-
day for Laramie Douglas Budget.
Mr.. Henry johnson, the French creek
miner. is in the city and gives good re-
ports OF the outlook in that promising
section. He has been doing assessment
work upon q claim for himself and also
upon n belonging to Mr.. Peabody.
The claims are both located upon an ex>
tension Of the Telephone lead and are so
situated that the water can be easily TAX
en- care Of in development.
The last meeting o; the trustees OF he
Laramie Mutual Building association
was held last evening. After paying all
the Indebtedness OF the association the
trustees discovered that settlements had
been SO favorable that they would be en-.
abled to return to each Of the stock
holders who made the last payment at
least 81 per share. Today "a mortgages
he'd by the association were released.
, 1897-09-24
PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.

E. P. Baker OF Horse creek vas in the
city today.
A. l.. Foster OF the Centennial valley
was in town today.
Fred Collins. the Sand creek ranch,
man. is in the city today.
Miss Jessie McCune is in the city from
her home in the Centennial valley.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Whitney will
leave for their home in Council Bluffs.
Ia, tomorrow noon.
E. T. BeltZ, D.. \. Jones. their W
hopefuls and Mr.. Wright Wen to Horse
creek this afternoon. where hey expec;
to get game and fish.
Manager Chas. Yuud of the Pacific
market, went to Medicine" Bow this
morning, from which point he will go
into the country for some distance TO
look at a bunch OF steers.
E. Crumrine, cashier of the Albany
County National bank. returned this
morning from n trip 10 Pennsylvania.
He reports business reviving in the east
and that the people generally are great
ly pleased with the Mckinley adminis-
tration, which they regard as stable and
conservative.
A party consisting o. II. &. ROCKWELL
and wife OF Laramie, and f. n. Breitung
and L.. Lavasiour Of Marquette, Mich.
registered at Hotel Fremont Saturday.
The party had been looking the South
Pass mining district over with a view
to making some investments. and were
under the guidance OF Will Pollard OF
Lewiston. They departed for Rawlins
today, taking in the Murphy oil wells
on the way.-Lander Mounlaineer.
, 1897-09-24

Tho Republican has received the nm
est catalogue OF society address cards
over published and invites those desir-
'ng anything in that line to call and
examine 1t before ordering. Every CO.
ciety is represented in the list and many
fne designs for ball prosrams are
!hown. This catalogue is from the Gel
eDrated house Of Milton H. Smith, Of
Rochester, N. Y. A new process called
silk-tone lends a beautiful finish to the
work OF this Justly celebrated couoen.
, 1897-09-24
THE MILEAGE TICKET QUESTION

THE MILEAGE TICKET QUESTION.
IF al interchangeable mileage ticket
is adopted by the western roads," said
he general passenger agent Of one OF
the leading lines yesterday, cit will be
different in form from any now under
consideration. No ticket will do that
requires the holder to exchange por-
lions o: the ticket for transportation be-
fore taking the train. The ticket o
used by the Central Passenger ~associa>
ton lines is subject to this objection.
A new device has been submitted which
it is said will meet objections. It con-
shsts OF a book of 25 or so pages to be
printed by the bureau. c~onsecutively
numbered, Indefinitely, TO be placed in
the hands Of every agent selling mile
age tickets. and to be furnished to the
holders of interchangeable tickets upon
application, each page to consist Of three
, 1897-09-24
IT Will BE- FORECL.OSBD.
UPON HIGH AUTHORITY IT Is
STATED THAT REORGANI-
EATON GOES.
The Agreement is the Same as That
Submitted by the Cleveland Admin
Standardization Mckinley Has
Decided 10 Give His Sanction 10 the
Plan-SOme Figures.


Chicago, Sept. ga special to the
Tribune from Washington says:
The Union Pacific reorganization COM
mittee's proposition for the settlement
OF the company's debt to the United
States will be accap ed. the government
mortgage will be foreclcSed. the road
sold and the company ~reorganized.
This statement is made on the high
est Authority. For several days past the
president has had conferences wiki the
representatives OF the company and with
Washington he agreed 10 he sale OF the
road and its reorganization upon the
basis which the reorganization commits
ice suggested. The announcement OF
Che decision may be looked for at an
early date. Ii will come in an order for
foreclosure issued by the president to
The agreement to which President Nc
| Kinley has decided 10 give his sanction
S the same which was submitted to con-
gress by President Cleveland last jan
uary. Under this agreement the re-
organization commit;ee will bid for the
| road under a foreclosure sale the sum OF
s45,754.O59. In order 10 give an intel
| l;sible statement, Of what this bid will
mean TO the United States, it is neces,
sary to eater briefly into the story of the
Union Pacific obligation to the govern
men;.
The principal deb Of the Union Pacific
, o the United States was s35, 539, 512. A
portion Of this has MOI yet been advanc-
| ed by the United States. The interest
| paid by the government amC,nts to
s36. 954 1893. The whole indebtedness on
the first day of July. 1897, was $40, 494,.
4O5. The sinking fund OF the Union Pa
cific in the hands OF the treasurer Of the
United States on the same day was ST..
73S, 200. After deductlng the sinking
fund. which is an asset o. the company
in The hands OF the United States for the
purpose OF paying the debt OF the Union
Pacific company to the government, the
sum OF S2S, Ol5, $50 remains to be paid,
, 1897-09-24
TENNIS TOURNAMENT.


A tennis tournament between LARA
ME and Cheyenne players will take
place tomorrow afternoon, at the court
vt the corner Of Thornburg and Fifth
streets. Messrs. Champion, DeKay
Spalding and Dawson will do battle fol
Laramie, and Messrs. Abbott. Yeager,
Moore and an unknown Cor Cheyenne
The game will commence Al $50.
BY way Of entertaining the visitors,
the Laramie players will give a recep-
tion and dance in the evening. at Maen-
neFchor hall.
, 1897-09-24

coupons to serve the following purposes:
A stub for the convenience of the owner:
an order on the ticket agent to validate
the mileage ticket OF the holder for pass
age to the pciut designated upon the
order; a conductors check which the
agent will firmly affix to the reverse of
the mileage strip.oilobe-Democrat.
, 1897-09-24
WRITTEN IN DENVER,
BY the Humorist of the Evening
Post.

The Buffalo Voice says that talking
unkindly to a cow will Poison her milk.
Some OF the remarks addressed to a COW
when she kicks the milk pail clear over
INFO the next voting precinct and lights
GU; for the distant pasture with tail wav-
ing d~ainantly in the air would poison a
bull pup.
Cheyenne Tribune: Cards are out an
nouncing the wedding on September 80
o. Edgar ]. Hurd, formerly OF this city,
and Miss Winnifred G. White of Dem
yer.
Ben Hellman, who lived in Cheyenne
for 80 years, has pulled up stakes and
gone to New York to spend the remain
der OF his days.
Earl Crawford, son OF Colonel Craw-
FORD Of the Saratoga Sun, has been en-.
rolled as a student at the Wyoming uni
versity and will do his level best TO grow
up as wise and bright and pious a man
as his father. But he can never hope to
he as handsome.
The only death chronicled at the Big
Horn Hot Springs this season was that
OF the newspaper. the Alert. Healthy
place. that.
The editor OF the Lander Mountaineer
has gone pike fishing and on his return
hopes to introduce a recital that will
make the trout liars slip out at the back
gate and go of and repent OF their
sins.
Reverend l.. c. Thompson passed
through Lander last week en- route to
his new field of labor at Hyatville. He
tarried in the Fremont capital city only
long enough to eat a chicken dinner and
join with Editor Coutant In a tandem
prayer FOR the unrepentant democrats
who yet intest that locality.
A man was tried in Judge Fitch,s court
in Laramie for drunkenness the other
day and the novel case attracted univer-
sal attention. 1t is unnecessary to say
the offender vas a stranger in the city.
, 1897-09-24

lHPOUGH SERVICE.
The through car service to Denver,
Kansas City, Omaha, Chicago, St. Louis
and other eastern cities. via the UNION
PACIFIC and connections, is unexcelled
by any other line.
The equipment consists OF Pullman
and Tourist Sleepers, Chair Cars. Din
ing Cars, Buffet. Library and Smoking
Cara
For tickets. time tables and ol r ia
formation call on
c. CLARK, Agent.
, 1897-09-24
IMPORTANT TO TAXPAYERS.

Office OF the city treasurer, Albany
county National bank, Sept, %, 1897.
BY order OF the city council Of the
City Of Laramie notice is hereby given
that all city taxes for the present year
become delinquent il not paid before
October 4, 1897, and the fines and penal
ties provided by law will be strictly and
enforced in the event of non>
payment before that date. Property on
which the taxes have not been paid for
previous years will be advertised and
sold at once.
E. PERCY PALMER
City Treasurer.
3st6.
, 1897-09-24

Protect yourself against sickness and
suffering by keeping your blood rich
and pure with Hoods Sarsaparilla.
Weak, thin, impure blood is sure to re-
suit in disease.
, 1897-09-24

Wall paper l21t cents double roll.
Largest stock in the city. We do our
W work and as we hire no men We
can do work cheaper and better than
anyone. Will discount all others. We
are the cleanest, quickest and best paint
ers and paper hangers In the city. W.
defy competition.
1S7tf LOVETT 4 FOSTER
, 1897-09-24

Mrs. Fitzgerald, Worth house, near
corner Of Sixth and Custer, would like
to take children's sewing as a specially.
34eod6t
, 1897-09-24

To the Ladies' Of the G. l. A. and mem.
bers of the B. o. L. E. and citizens O
Laramie, we extend our thanks for the
generous hospitality shown us while
visiting in your city.
Very trul yours.
w. H. WHITNEY AND WIFE.
, 1897-09-24

race was won by a wild bucltskin mo
name) in POS 2-5, with Hugh McPhee
rider.
A STAKE RACE.
The seventh event was a $50 yards
stake race, n run Of 125 yards to stake
and back. Ten started. The race was
won by gray gelding Monk. owned by
Fisher o: Laramie. in O:21. During this
race A runaway COW horse which bucked
across the fair grounds and threw his
rider many feet into the air caused grea,
excitement. Fully a hundred cowboys
rode Ike savages after the runaway and
;he chase, while not on the program,
was an event of the day.
The eighth event was a riding con-
test of pitching and baking wild horses.
The entries were four unbroken wild
horses. owned by Nelson Perry, La
Grange: l.. BAH. Laramie. Z. b. Rhove
and l.. Craner Of lslay. When the riders
attempted to mount a scene of the wild
esl confusion followed. The horses
jumped fences, knocked down people
IN heir wild rushes. and created STAN
prIes Of the thrOngs of spectators along
he track Enclosure. Nc one was serious
~ hur. but the scene was a thrilling one.
TIr bay gelding. Cyclone. owned by
he rack first in 2:10. Perry's horse,
Warrior, was awarded the prize for the
worst pitching. and his rider, Lon Jones,
he frs, prize for good riding.
The ninth event. a free-for-all, mile
dash. had II starters. and was won by
WilcOx's serrel gelding, Butte, in 1:O4.
Following the races a party represent
ing ;he early day vigiiantes Of Cheyenne
strung up a victim upon an improvised
scaffold.
THE OVERLAND TRAIL.
The concluding event OF the day a a
representation CT scenes on the old over
land trail. An emigrant train. headed
by an overland schooner, drawn by
oxen, with a dozen genuine emigrani
wagons drove around the track. Fol
lowing them came the old Deadwood
coach, drawn by six horses and driven
by Dave Creath. an old-time stage driver
Of Cheyenne. In the coach were the
Frontier day executive committee and 8
number Of other prominent citizens. :.
realistic hold-up was made by a party o.
mounted highway men under the direc.
tiUn of Peter Bergensen. The passen.
gers were lined up and their pockets
searched by the hoid-up, who were sud,
denly driven off by a party Of mou ed
cowboys. This event closed the days
sports, but the cowboys in attendance
were SO enthusiastic that they pulled of
Two more races, in which so well-mount.
ed riders ran a half mile and a mile
dash.
Although there was a great O OF
wild riding and an immense crowd pres,
emf there were no accidents, and the aft,
e%rnoon's sport was thoroughly enjoyed
by home people and visitors alike.
So successful was the celebration tha,
a call was issued this evening signed by
100 Of the leading citizens of Cheyenne
FOR a meeting to be held tomorrow even.
ing for the purpose Of organizing a per-
manent Frontier day organization sc
tina; the custom OF holding n frontier
day celebration may be continued on
each succeeding anniversary OF the
city's organization.
, 1897-09-24
FRONTIER CELEBR
FIVE THOUSAND PEOPLE ENJOY
THE SPORTS AT THE
CAPITAL.

Denver Sent 1000 People TO Take Part
in the Festivities-The Program al
the Park Was All That Had Been
Advertised, and Then Some-Lara-
ME in the Races.
, 1897-09-24

The North Star will give one Of its
sociable dances on Sept. 25th. All in
vited. ifs.
, 1897-09-24

Hoods Pills are easy to take, easy to
operate. Cure indigestion, biliousness
Csc.
, 1897-09-24

II you want a good sewing machine 90
TO Mrs. Blake. Get one at a reasonable
price and on easy terms. 1877
, 1897-09-24

FOR RENT-One Of the best dwell
lngs in Laramie. Inquire
37H M. c. BROWN.
, 1897-09-24

LST-Silver breach. initials "E. l.,
j." Finder leave at this office.
, 1897-09-24
IHPOUGH SERVICE

Furnished Housekeeping room. for
rent. Saver Hansen Ill NIB stree,
, 1897-09-24

Daily Republican Soc per month.
, 1897-09-24

heir mounts around the half mile. The
race was Won by a wild buckskin mo
name) in 2:O6 2-5, with Hugh McPhee
rider.
, 1897-09-24

Daily Republican soc PER noaeA.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-19
QontraftaKbtihtrt.

Observation-Disclosures polpberlp MODS
tog'i Wunodgs ct telegram fra Snoa
pdnoringsinipettsr gdlotpiu / Wems
pbis ON, at ban hauoe arrsftsrst %
sitsrrigite Stapbuggers, Tom uloolig
bar bragte bib til be 5or.neoe Stater.
canine Dag rsiIts Snipsttsr galos
min til Wisfsfppi for at arrsItere be
rsiterenbs q Stdpbuggsrs, Tom par
ulOOlig inbfsrte. Den 9oe Sept. dns
tom 80 sitsrrigits StuObusgsre til
Baltimore. De bar aontra,tarbeis
oers, iom ituloe arbeioe / 5smmer,
%ItoOene | WisNsfppi. Oct unosi.
osngung Gmbebsm9noenss Opmart.
iombsb, at bisfe SnoDdnor.r. bar
8ontru'tdrbsibsre. 8e pil M blipe
lenbt tilbdge til Giterrigs pda bet
DdmpItibs getOitning, iom 6ragte
Dem bib.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-19
poamsaerasmsrai @arp

bar Ienot prefioenten fin aarsraps
port. 5 bsnne anbsfalsr Nr. GarD
Sprettslis al poItIparsbantsr. Sau
Tiger, at bet er ben rette lib nu at
inbfsrs bette Sbitem, fom Tittsrlig
bible blipe en- Ianb 9eITgnslf. for bet
belle Soft.
Dan aniluur poItinotrgterne ino'
til ben 30te SUM 1899 Tom fslasr:
De iamlso. poitinDtastsr for 1897.
$780, 65 .462.73; las b.rtil 5 BRO,
cent: $4,133,273.13.
SnbtGgterne for 1898, $86,798,'
1856; lag bertil 7 proeeut: &c..
075,911.51.
Snbtastsrne for 1899. $92,s74.,
647.37.
llbsifter for 1893. $685. 22, 760.
unoeritub for 1899, sc, O48. 1929.
Gan tiger. at FIJI 2eUering at poits
Eager / 2anbbiitrittsrne bar pitt fg
megst beloig og BAR p9ret fat tor
pris pdd AZ g~efpltninseu | be 0iitrits
ter.
anaaenbe poiiIpdrebanter uotalsr
ban bf. a. fslgenoe: Wauge Winios
ner Dollars giemmes uoentpiol bort
al Soft, iom life bar nogeu 3iaio til
be gsngsinititutioner. ION organize
res al priOdtpsrioner. De CT en- oso
aapital; men bOis Gierne bao6e fulo
2ilio til genseinititutioner, Uilos
uOsutOil en- tor Del at oisie MiliOner
finoe geisn til 9anoelss og 5Orrst'
ninesosrbeneu. 5pis RsgisriHg.u
pilos paatass iis at itaHs ct fittsrt
Steo for SnoItao. piIoe ct idaoant
5triot fittsrt bIip. mootagst meo
9laoe Of Solicit. Dsts SiGio til Re-
sierin9,n .r ubtsr9nofst.
poItipars6antsr er pprsttst nGlten
ale Guropas 2anbs. ! be brittle aOlos
uisr paa 6sgss Solptuslsr % iosar
paa Sapaii. 8 Storbritanien bar !
80 Mar Z RiGionsr S~noitnosre ldgt
ia tilbsoIe $50 MiIipnsr Dollars.
% paa 9apaii bar 10000 9sripnsr
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-19
Sorifjeutet.

Ora Dubuque, Soma, upienotes
Iianbas islsenbe Telegram: Sdftsn
falber ben fsrite Sne ibsit. Snefuls
bet er alminbsligt pOer bet ~norolige
Sotpd.
= 5 MenOminse, Mid., returOerss
bes Manoag en- Wtortsaae msO ct Yau.
lpbenoe iaa fort iom aloris for, nsms
Tia $165, 100000. Den bar fra Gbis
cago &c Rortbtpsitern gdneielItab til
Il. g. sruit 60, Rsp Yort. Den
pil ublebe I 1887.
ct. Groir GountptommisIion
bar beitemt fig for at ialge Counties
Sattigfarm os pil labe Opfsre ct Sat
tigbus paa @ipliurmen NOR Rep
Ri9mpnb; bet ital tpite $4,000. aips
lets Superintendent pil faa Spipn ogs
iaa msb 5attigbuist.
Gundrberen "umbria", iom az
ali fra 2iperpppl ben Ste Os., antom
til Nelp gort SsnOag ben ABE, og
"Gtruria" antom lNuesnstopn2srs
paa ben 13bs. amerieansS ampsrsu
"St. Yaul" afsit ira Rem Yort Sns.
Dag Sm. ben 17pe ST. 10, cg Rorssss
pasIdssrerne fan pare frsmms ben
27os bs. 2sroGg Wiioous ben 13os
afsit "St. 9outs" fra southampton
Os sr psntsupss til ZEN gort 2sroas
ben 20he.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-19
Snoisrfsi % uofsrisI citobsr.

Del fatiitiIte Bureaus Rapport ipr
Stto6sr bier, at uofsrislsn al in
oeulauofe 6anoelspurer / Sttobsr
6apoe en- @erOi al $40,
bpiltet tr q Tliaionsr Dollars mins
bre suo / Ottober 1896. De inofsrte
Sanoelsparer bdboe en- 99roi al $49.s
969,S13, bsraf par S24,334.333 tolos
irit. 5 be iioite 10 Maansotr bar
9aroisn al Dor upisriel pGrst So,
293, 7O2 itsrre ero | De ~tiliparsnoe 10
WGunscer At iorries Mar. o. Snoisrs
'slsn bar 09rst $64,555,273i itsrrs snb
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-19
Colorado.
let brGneer l gsIpminsrus.

en Sloebrunb, iom truer meb at
cbelGs9e flere al be fore Sslpminsr
| Setren, raier iuften i ben 8oe Gang
/ Smuaelerz Mtnen, meloes Ssnbag
ira a'pen. Sloen Ipnes opitaaet peb
Selpantanbelie. Sor Sieblittet er
granoen tnbitr9ntet til en- Grib 800
Sob unoer Soropperfaben. aue 4ns
'trsngelier for at tp9le Slosn bar bib
til pitt fig frusteslsie. st Sorfsa,
ION blep giort, bupbs n9r toitet ct
balpt Sunbrebe 4rbeioere 2ipet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-19

braita, tribes fra GbdDron Manoag.
5tOen Mionut bar bet inset uafbrubt
o9 bsftt9t. acknowledgement tunoe
lmor9es lite ie ii Sob fremfor iig, og
al ben Gruno tonioerebe bet sitgaas
enoe srprestO9 msb ct 5rasitog paa
5remonts@ ltborn 8ansn 7 Wil / gft
berfra. 5rasttogets WaIfiniit tom
forligt tiltabe; elers flap be sprise
meo Str9tten. 2ptomotiperne tnus
ties, pg Poiten ifabsbes at Damp.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-19
3nnHinptnn.
@anffasftrtr fnnptn ffnInia.

aasisrer 8iaium pstsrs at Go
llmbia Rational 9ant / Tacoma blep
ben 13be Ds. iunpen TtpIbis / at bape
T~orfal'tst Santens Bigger os aTsipet
falit Rapport til Comptroller Gctels.
Sunten falerebe for to aar iioen. sspr
ct aar iioen, efterat petsrs bapbe be-
ret oppe til 5orbsr, tunbe Surpen
imiolertio life blips snig. gu bill
ban tanite faa 20 4ars Sugtbus.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-19

| be idmms Waansbsr al 1893. uos
f~srisIen az Sub | Sttober belsb ia
til $310.616 Og Guloiuofsrisl,n til
$11 ,340, 1886. ~llofsrIeten al Sslp
baDbe eng9rbi at S., 225. 342 og 5no.
T~srielsn 81. 691, 661.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-19

Comptroller Of tie 6urrenee~ bar
6sUrbrst Rstsipsrs for faaereoe Ban
Ter / Spo 9atota al betaIs fslgenoe
0ioibenoer: Sdtotd Rational 8aHt,
Siour 1als, 10 grocent; 5irit Rds
tiOnal 9ant. 6ot Springs. 101 PrOs
rput
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-19
9nnianG.
SiI bsiaIs az Ytoeeut.

ganttusierer Riaaro 8. WiGett at
ben fallereoe ~Geapenportb gant er lite
blspen bort fra. 9srimoo iises Scbn
s. Weatbsrs at babe telegraferet til
nogle / Gngliib bpiatte 8enner, at ban
bill tomme tilbase os bstale rs Gents
at bper Dollar til SnOItpOerne, bpis
oisie bill mootdse 5ilbuost os beitptte
BAN for Wiolsit. 9antens 9jRlo,
beri Stplb til Gountp og 2opnibip,
priDute SnoRub, launte Penge og
ajsbmGnos Sorbringer for Salg at
elettriIt WaItineri og mere sr omtrent
100000.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-19
9un Puknta.
1rs,teri iprGnst | suitsn

gritton "Ssntinel"s srptteri blsp
Nat til ManoGs Iprenst i 2uitsn mso
9pnamit. presier, Upper oS Big
nina blsp Itpst ramponereos. "Sen'
tinel" er popuiiiternes Organ | W'ar7
ibou Gountp. 6isrnin9smanosne
tienoes lite.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-19
tlnaTud1nTrtts.
Tabrifhansnina.

9ioelprp Garpet Sos Woolen WiQs
/ Clinton ~ItanbIeoe 2sroag often for
ct u6eItemt Sipsrum. 9stts uloipins
beri betiGftiser oper 300 4rbeioere.
@runben sr baarlig @fterIpsrgiel /
@ulpt9ppsr. 4~nlassets sprige nj
oelinaer bill / npgen 5to oripes meo
inoItr9ntet 4rbsiosbialp. 9riften
peb Spinosrist bar forreiten liggst
nebe M og ba / 2ebet at be itoite 4
Qar.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-19
Stamp mcnsm ziuotntey

gBiensrs S%tubenterne bar bdOt noels
ri9tig ubbggeligs Sptrin ia imeIlsm
| be iioite 0dge, en- admp mslem be
triitne og be jsbiIte. gu | 2srodgs
iamleoe be fig / llniDeriitsts SdIen Og
opfsrte ilige Sceuer. atgOIitiet muutte
lGgge iig imellem cg iage BEN uo al
9ngninqen,
Wen fsrenb politist inofunot iig,
pdr Der mango Slagsmaal berinos; be
iloQes meb Stotts, % mango III itbgge
9lesIursr. Oct gil o9rit uo oosr So
osrne. 6lers al Stupenterne a~rreits'
rebss
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-19
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nua 'uei,psr.s i,rsa a5r nansae % TSrssus RS.
arm gpsrfisi.msnter ~lHStases NE to raa sinsHse7
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s,s. opts ct advertisement. Ger 'prfs 'srmer iHs
Tirssdssnumerttf sr, i~orifns.s iuetr7fsi 8 9drls.
oil bet fsmm, iuo Ia Tirsbassnunsrs. Bres.. Der iHss
ssIsr ap%,riisi,ntuieI. ON ss; tafer uso. ssr m2T'
'rs gs.rtisismsnt bet nsors oisrns poe Gen
bnlafsn.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-19
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par ben 16be bs. ndast OBJ til life fulot
156 Mi[lionsr Dollars. Gmbsoss
mano / Statiammeret tror, at cen
irbsn llosangsn at December pil OOsr.
itige 100 Wliaiousr Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-19
mtarnnRu.
1rab, pso ct ii,pffestil,aIoe

Tels Slisn Claien9), Ssn at So,
gems lien / Martsa tomWanpag ulpts
telig afouee peb at tomme inp mellem
en- Traction engine og en- Separator,
iom ban fsrte neooper en- Bate nGr
1T 0iem.