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RICHER THAN THE KLoNDIKE.
Discoveries On the Ameri

Wonderful Discoveries ON the Ameri-
can Side i'm Alaska.
TACOMA, Wash, Aug. 20.-A letter from
James OBrien, dated Klondike, June %
tells of new strike on a creek sixty miles
above Klondike, near Stewart river, on the
American side of the line. Forty-seVen
pounds of gold had been taken out of the
discovery hole. One hundred and fifty men
were just starting up the river from Klon-
dixie in one of the steamers. He further
says food will be scarce. Adams creek Is
no good. Six tributaries of the Klondike
are proving rich beyond report.
Passengers arriving by the steamer Queen
also confirm the report that the Stewart
river dggings, on the American side of
the line, have been richer than the Klon-
dixie and to that point the principal rush
is now heading. Boats must be left behind
at Skaguay, as the trail is so narrow and
crooked that the horses cannot make the
turns with the long planks. Only those
supplies that can be easily packed in a
small compass and are of actual necessity
are taken.
"A large number of the prospectors are
Ill at the foot of the mountains" said
James Moore of Raleigh, N. c., who ar
rived on the Queen. The trouble, l hear,
is dysentery, and though no deaths are re-
ported some of the men are said to be
very I'll "
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A STUDENT BY PROXY.
Lawyers Wife Aiding Her Husband in
Gaining University Honors.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 2o-Attorney
Louis Titus, of this city. has JUST begun
his third collegiate year at the University
of California, as a student by proxy. For
one year Titus was a regular student at
Berkeley, attending the university in per-
son. Then he passed the examinations for
admission to the bar ana his business kept
him on this side of the bay His wife took
up his work at the beginning Of the sopho-
more year and is now his proxy in the
class rooms. In the evening she goes over
the work with her husband who has. thus
far, taken every examination with credit
and will graduate at the END of the year
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state that the market for their goods is i'm
proving and that they hope soon to be
forced to run on full time in the mills which
are now running forty hours. About
1,l50 hands are employed in the mills.
MANCHESTER Aug. 20.-Notices were
issued to-day that the Amoskeag cotton
mills will start up in all departments on
Sept. 5. The Amoskeag employs about III
teen thousand operatives. The Amory Cot
ton Manufacturing Company Will resume
NTapdau
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Advance of 10 Per Cent.

PITTSBURG. Aug. 2O.-Notioes were
pcs ted at the National tube works, Nc
Keesport, Pa, to-day, announcing an ad-
vance of 10 per cent. in the wages of all
employees in the tube works proper. The
advance goes into eject on Aug 80 1t is
practically a restoration of the reduction
made last March.
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SEATTLE, Wash, Aug 2O-Valentine
scrip has jumped in price to $35 and $45 an
acre the result of the rush to the Klon-
dixie gold fields. Large blocks of scrip
have been sold In this city, the intention
being to locate propertY at SkaguaY.
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Few VIII Cross the Divide.

PORT TOWNSEND, Wash, Aug. 90
In a letter received here from c. NJ. Wey-
mouth, who left here on the last trip of the
Mexico, dated Lake Lindemann, Aug. 7,
Weymouth says he is disgusted with the
trip over the pass and would return but
for the terrors of the Chilcat pass. In
Weymouths opinion Dyea will become fa-
nous as a horse market for the reason that
horses cannot stand the usage there longer
than a few days when their hoofs, re-
gardless of heavy shoes, become so broken
as TO entirely incapacitate them for any
use. Weymouth is with w. j. Jones, the
United States commissioner for Alaska and
a well-known newspaper correspondent,
which party was the first 10 land at Lake
Lindemann since the Klondike rush began.
Both Jones and Weymouth give the opin-
ion that not one in ten of those who are
now at Dyea and Skaguay and en- route
viii be able to cross the divide this year.
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SEATTLE, Wash, Aug. 2O.-Shortly after
the collier willamette left Seattle for Dyea
the passengers organized for police protec-
ton. the organization being named the
willamette and klondike Protective So
ciety. Especial care was taken 10 prevent
fire and all suspicious characters were
watched. Before the boat reached Dyea
eight suspects had been imprisoned
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VIII Resnme Monday.

CLEVELAND, O., Aus. 2O.-The Union
Rolling Mill Company Will resume opera
tions again Monday after a shutdown last
ing nearly two months, owing TO the
scarcity of coal and the men refusing TO
work until the Amalagamated scale was
signed. All departments viii resume, giving
work to betMeen $50 and 400 men.
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Hand Book and Map of Alaska.

WASHINGTON, Aug 20.-A handbook of
Alaska was to-day issued by the Bureau
of American Republics under the direction
of Director Joseph z. Smith .As stated in
a prefactory note the volume is put out in
response to the quickened interest in
Alaska resulting from the discoveries of
gold in the Klondike region and the great
demand for reliable information concerning
that territory Full and complete data
bearing on the country is given, some of
which is compiled from publications al
ready in existence and from reports of gov
ernInent officers who have resided in the
territory or been there on scientific expe-
ditions for the government. There are
eleven chapters in all. one is devoted to
the mineral resources of the Klondike re-
gion. another TO the climate and a third to
the agricultural resources. Accompanying
the book is a map OF Alaska, in which the
klOndike region is shown.
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ANN ARBOR, Mich, Aug 2O.-AIiss
Agnes Warren OF Springfield, Ill, a stu
dent in the summer school here was killed
by Michigan Central train here to-night
With TWO companions She was walking on
the track and failed to hear the approa ch-
ing locomotive Miss Warren was gradu-
ated from the University OF Michigan In
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nnanmntinn nf Cntton NIiIIa

SALEM, Mass. Aug. 20-Mills and 5 of
the Naumkeag steam cotton manufacturing
plant in this city started on full time this
morning after nearly six months on a for
ty-two-hour schedule. The management
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BANK CLEARINGS.
Total Last Week Nearly $1,14O, 600, GOO,
an Increase of 4O.2 Per Cent.

NEW YORK, Aug. 20.-The following
table. compiled by Bradstreet, shows the
bank clearings at eighty-seven cities fer
the week ended Aug. 19, with the percentage
of increase and decrease as compared with
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Expect to Stay Three Years.

Special to the Indianapolis Journal.
ELWOoD. Ind. Aug 20-C. II. Hill and
son. prominent business men, are closing
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out their possessions and preparing to start
for the Klondike early in March. going by
the Yukon river route. They will go pre-
nrpofOuS orc
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The ROpu1ar
MONON ROUTE
i LIN. ths to e"tCHICAGOT1n1%Dsso re 4s HOURS
FOUR DAILY TRAINS
The ROpuA1ar

leave Indanapos-7:OO a. m. u:5o a. M, s:a5
.. m 1855 night.
Trains Arrive Indlanapolis-s3o a. M, 7:4S a.
m, 2:25 D. m. 4:37 D. m
Local sleeper in indianapolis ready at $50 p.
m. Leyyes Chi ,ago returning at 245 a. IN. Can
be taken any time after $3.50 D. m
Ticket offices. West Washington street Union
Station aad Massa chusstts-nvenuo Depot
GEO. w. HAYLER n. p A
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Monarch
1876 East Washington Street
AND
Cor. Illinois and New Sixteenth StS.
Money Refunded If Goods Not as
Represented.
HIGH-CLASS GROCERIES AT LOW PRICES
Take advantage of our Removal
Sale.
REMOVAL

This is our last week in
the old stand. Next week
we will occupy our new
store, 112 East Washing
ton, near corner Pennsylva-
MIA, With the finest line of
Groceries in the city. Look
for our opening announce
ment.
Our old stock is being
closed out at very low
prices. Take advantage of
this sale.
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AT INDIANAPOLIS.

Totals ...................Sz .Sz5,o4o1V AlC' '@i'7
*Not included in totals because containing
other items than clearings.
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GRATIFYING REPORTS FROM TRADE
CENTERS OF THE COUNTRY.

Confidence in Future So Strong that
the Present Wave of Prosperity
Threatens to Enter Every Home.
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waSTED-aGENTs.

AGENTS wANTED-For DIR. Drum monds
Lightning Remedies for rheumatism 500
for an fncurabie case, restores stiff joints.
drawn cords and hardened muscles. III your
dealer has not got these RENE dies, We Will
send the full months treatment of two
large bottles on receipt of IS. DRUM
MOND MEDICINE CO., - Nassau st.
New York. se26-su,tu,tn-3St
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED From 3 to . acres, with small
house: S25 down: balance $50 quarterly.
Address 105 Farragut st. NV. se30-3t,em
WANTED Suburban or country place
for fall and winter. where care of same
would be equivalent for rent. Address kf.-
LIABLE, this office. se2y-3t-ein
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wANTEn-Bo.ARpERs.

WANTED-Gentlemen boartlers; lady
will open a first-ciass private boarding-
house by October 10, eyerything new and
nice: well-kept mousse: liable first-class.
near AgrictIiturssi Dept. and Bureau OF En-
craving; all home comforts Address 233
18th st. sw. se3O-3t-em
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FOR LEASE.

FOR LEASE Farm OF loo acres. brick
house, all necessar y out buildings. fencing,
stone dairy. fine spring; living stream. 3
miles from Washington. Alexandria CO.,
GRAHAM & CAMPBELL, GIT 4tn-
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=
wANTED-LOTS.

WANTED Building lot in me-: must be
cheap; state location, terms. etc. BUILD.
ING, this office. 1t
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WANTED Girl, for general housework;
no washing. 81 80 per week. Ills ltn
St NV Item
The evening times., 1897-09-30

FOR SALE-Bargain; for q few days, so
acres good garden land; large barn and
So, $50. ]. 8. BLANKHAN. Attorney at
Law, No i420 N. Z. ave. nv.
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FOR RENT-Twolarge rooms on first floor,
or large room on second floor, 1877 5on
NJ. NV. xk-en
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Small house. Va. ave. sw.; 81 100; rent,
81 80; and other bargains.
C. BOYER & son, 214 9TH St. sw.
Sp2Q- 3t
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RELIABLE help furnished on short no
flce: male or female, white OF colored.
Send postal er call as CAPITAL EN-
- se2b-1t,em
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HEP vANTED-FEMAIE.

wANTED-A girl for general housewOrk:
must be good cook. Apply at 27o2 18th
g., near Yale. se30- 3t-em
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FOR RENT-DEsK ROOM.

FOR RENT Desk room; good place for
typewriter or otner business purpose; 50
per month. BUILDERS EXCHA NGE
BUILDING, 721 18th st. NV. 1t
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WANTED Woman TO cook: also girl cham
berruald aud waitress, Sl2 and 81 4.
17O2 - 10Th ST. NV. se30-3t-em
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&ANTEp- Apprentices who are neat sew
eos, for -dreSsmaking. Apply between 6
and p- m. ZIG llGbst. NV se30-3 stem
D-Immediately, first-class waist
and skirt hands. DELANY Y, 722 lth st.
NV. Item
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Large brick, on a corner. 18th Sc. NV;
% rooms and store; reduced, $4,000 to
So 600
The evening times., 1897-09-30

FOR SALE-22- gallon iron pot; very use
full to farmers or butchers 13O street
Marxex se29-3t
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FOR SALE-Or trade-Neat two-story
frame houses; within 2 squares OF II ST.
cars, me-: water in yard. Price, $500,
small cash payment; balance monthly, or
will trade for uuimproved ground OWN
Err 5, this office. se29-3t
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WANTED-A young white girl to take care
OF children, lRust zoe one who Us fond or
children and stay at night. Inquire at
feed sore, Tth ST. and Fla. ave. NV.
se30-3t-em
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WANTED An experienced saleElady, with
references, at 324 4 1-2 st. sw.
se3O-3t-en
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FOR SALE Cheap, or for rent for storage,
a lot, 49-6 ft. by 11O #. on Sd st. ne.
near II 81. Address J. NJ GREGORY, 10
Grant place. se29-3t-eIu
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FOR sALE-wH sacrifice handsome oak
folding bed and hair mattress; best rea
sonable offer will take them Call at No.
13l Md. ave. ne. se29-3t-em
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House, 18th st. sw., 9 rooms; lot,
16.3x90.6; reduced from SO 500 to $4.70O.
The evening times., 1897-09-30

FOR sALE-Having put in heater, VIII
sell several fiFst-claSs heating stoves,
nearly new, cheap. 94S " Z. ave.
se29-St
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wANTED-HoUsEs.

wAETED-Five or six-room house, With
passage. white 1ocahty, 81 200 to 81 800.
Address CASH. this office. II
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RON .rxr-nsupms.

NICELY furnished rooms. for light house
keeping; water on the Floor, with gas and
heat. 12O st. NV. se30-3t-cn
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WANTED Two swedish ladies'; one for
cook and the other for chamtermaId,
best help fur. 1921 10th st. NV Item
The evening times., 1897-09-30

FOR SALE Base heater stove; new; 50;
coSt sill; caligraph, good order, $50.
GAEIST, ga ne. seq Stem
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FOR SALES fine young Jersey cows;
fresh. Apply TO 724 Sheridan ST, near
Bright wood ave. se2s- Stem
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WANTED A white woman as working
housekeeper. No. 317 Pa. ave. NV: call
Re2H-St
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FOR SALE-Ten oil stoves for heating
small rooms; nine lovely oak bedroon
suites; fourteen cook ranges, best make.
eighteen iron beds. three pariOF suites, sax
fine folding beds: ali brand new, and sold
ON easy payments, or very low for cash.
St NV. se30-1m
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FOR sAI.E-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-Why horde your money in
safe deposit vaults or banks without in
when you can buy safe 10 per
cent investments. Looki
ID st. sw., 10 rooms; lot, 23xS5; alley;
rent, $50; price ouIy $4,000.
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Large brick, 4 12 st. business place. }:
s rooms; lot, 25x125; alley; stable; re-
duced from 81 900 to $500
The evening times., 1897-09-30

WE CAN BEAT the world la Mems Cloth
81. 90, Gents blue and black 1S OF. clay
worsted at SIS. so, worth double, in
double and siDgle-breasted sacks and cuta-
ways: gents fine doubIe-br breasted and
sack suits ia broken plaids, all wool. 81. so,
worth a ten-dollar bill; these goods were
bought for spot cash and will be sold only
for cash, at }. w. SELBY'S, 1908 Pa. ave.
NV. se29-6t
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FOR RENT-Three comm .,nicating rooms
on I'd floor; for light housekeeping; l
furnished ana unfurnished, all 'front.' with
modern improvements; with or without
board, In a private family; no children;
near Avenue cars, property belongs To The
occupants. 260o 1. st. NV. se2S-3t
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erty worth $7,0V0; tenanted andTenting
for $50. Address OWNER &, this office.
se2S- 4t-em
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FOR SALE Pair diamond ear balls for
500, cost $S5: solitaire diamond ring,
IA karat, cost S1O0, for $50: and g.
stone ring, cust 500, for $50. Address Ne
CESSITY, this office. se2s-3t- en
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good pay. 529 7th st. NV, Room 2S:
call bet. 10 and 1 a. m. se26-3t
WANTED-white girl for housework in
small family; good home. Apply 6l5
n st. sw. se26-3t
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suits at 95c, worth 81. %; 25 boys school
suits, at $l.12 1-2, worth $l.75: 80 toys
school suits extra size, $1.9S. value So:
20 boys school suits, extra size, So %,
value, $3. 10; % boys fine dress suits,
extra size, So. 10, value $5.b0; 81 youths
long pants. age 4 To g, So, value 81. so;
these goods were fought on ten days and
must lie sold quick to raise the money, at
j. W: SELBY'S. 1903 IA. ave. NV.
The evening times., 1897-09-30

FORRENT-Elegant 8-room and bath brick
house, with ali modern cOnvenienceS, near
Mt. Plea SAINT reduced to 81 8 Der month, to
immedia te tenants. Apply TO LOUIS p.
SHOEMAKER, $40 f St NV. sel9tf
The evening times., 1897-09-30

FOR RENT-706 18th st. NV: large un-
furnished, com. rooms, on or Sd floor:
location desirable and central. se3o-2t-em
FOR RENT Three 1nfur. rooms; I'd floor;
heat and gas. 1102 o st. NV. 1t
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FOR RENT Pleasant, fur. front room ON
ed floor: facing park; heat and light; 81
or suitable for = at 81 eacn. SUlIA bLEs
this office. lhcm
The evening times., 1897-09-30

WANTED Al Cigar salesman with good
cash trade, only those with good trade
need apply Address GENERAL, this Of
fice. 1t
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WANTED-By man and wife, middle aged.
situation in private fandly:, thoroughly
competent TO do anything, best OF ref
ereDce. Call s24 1 4th ST. NV. se29-3t
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FOR RENT-1420 Corcoran ST.; large,
communicating, unfur., 2d-fioor rooms
with heat and gas; bath on same floor.
se29- 3t-em
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FOR RENT, 9, 3 or pleasant, unfur.
ROOMS, in attractive CORNER house, salts
factory terms. Call after 4 p. M, 1901
vermont ave. NV. se30-3t.
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FOR RENT-Furnisbed, 100 9Th st. nw..
1 room on second floor, rooms On thlrd
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TYPEWKITERS rented at reduced ratee;
with privilege of purcnase standard
makes; preliminary lnstfuctton fra. EeW-
The evening times., 1897-09-30

FOR RENT-919 o st. NV, second iio0r.
desra bic furnished, south front, dicoye
and 81 her rooms: also one La rye unfurnished'
board III desired. Se3O-ot-em
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FOR sALE-MIsCELLASBoUa

FOR SALE-Best Elgin butter, fresh from
the churn; pounds for 81 30, quality the
st. Market, and SO Riggs Market. Postal
orders promptly filled se3O-3t
The evening times., 1897-09-30

FOR RENT -Unfurnished: two elegant I'd
floor front rooms: two large closets In
each; a. M T.. Met. car line. S03 9Th 1T.
NV. seS0-3t
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FOR RENT second-floor fur. rooms, beat
gas and bath; gentlemen only, ~ and Sc.
sos N. Y. ave. NV. Se3O stem
The evening times., 1897-09-30

Sd st. sw., IL rooms; lot. "a .3xT5; alley:
rent, S22.50; price, $3.50
The evening times., 1897-09-30

FOR RENT Unfur., 2 front rooms; newly
painted and papered; heat, gas, BATH
50. 22S ID st. NV. se29-3t em
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FOR Rents or 4 pleasant unfur rooms
on I'd floor or pa of house; central loca-
tion; NV. :. beautiful rooms. Address CEN
TRIAL his office sp2o-3t-pTn
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FOR RENT Front and back parior, fur
nished or unfurnished; also rooms On
2d floor; half block from Pension office.
7OS 4th and III NV. Ee3C- 3t- EN-
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SITUATIONS wANTRD-FEMALE.

WANTED-Situation by respectable Ger
man woman flrst-ciass COOK. GER
MAN" this office. se3o- 3t-em
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-Second-ha gas or gasoline
griddle cake baker Address NJ, sos
18th st. NV rc3u-3t
WANTED gentlemen TO take nicely fur
front room, with good board. terms rea-
sonaDle 101S Sth st. NV. se2S-3t-em
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-12
MiS6onSmc0e.

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itente gtjsiiousmsoc, ital ont Cub oil, of
bolSes / @ortb 9rairie gieaigBeo, 6ilmUre
60, @iun., gaIi. arueieus 8alo ira Cusoas
ben 3oie til 6reoag BEN STE Rop. 1897.
Rgoet aabues meb *reoiteu Of 9ait. z.
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neutrality-suspicious. Sen anosn SsH.
5iltomme bit Riae." Bait. *. 3. Gasitno
iHoleoer.
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iiern oil tOmme til @tpOst, % BET beuitiaeS
til rette geOfommeHos al Jorge for, al arebs-
mgoerus life iuotrGiier iamtiois msp Ris
iionsmBoet.
Serreu oeliisne atpOst ior fit Rapns
Club. Z. 8. Sabl,
3. r. ailoabl,
6a2weop. " gulbrauolen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-12
RedWing Lutheran Ladies'
Seminary,

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ll9t, o9 Iaaleoes Iitre Jig Blaos.
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Decorah-posten., 1897-10-12
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Den nqits Dag sirroe auptsinsn Wiss
Iionererns ct 9~isn6eisg. paa hres
ga6t forsfanDtss 8 aumpasi.r, 3 aros
nometrs os ~fprsorist al. uncr. Rapisus
tionsinItrumsnt.r ,ftsr npsit. Wstbooe.
Slpcum RIau bsm omfpgselig os iagos
orpau alporIis: "8st furstomr.r mig,
min. Serrer, at man puu bett. 5artfi mau
bup. Ipart libsn sinic til JOripnst."
MisIionarerne ftaI i'll. BABE fslt fig irrs
liz op6pss,t ,lr.r tilfreos m:b ben ars
parpiss auptans Orb; Itrar ,ft.r itat
SIneum AZ oo lob ia life iener. Re.