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Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1898-12-21

liten omsattning, sa klack det till i
henne, da hon tog emot rantan och
i detsamma sag en- sparb0ssa, hvar-
pa stod: ''F0r husville man". Da
hade hon icke langre qvar garda-
gems arliga r0relse,. men hon hade
kanslan af en- skyldighet, mar hon
kom ihag formeln: ''Jag har en- sy-
ster', och, hon vande bort 6gonen
fran sparb0ssan.
Fjorton dagar senare in i novem-
ber var det den der vedgubben, som
fh0gg f1ngrarne af sig. Hustrun kom
foch gret och beklagade sig, och fru
Nyqvist hade redan en- krona i ny
pan, men sa kom hon hastigt att
tanka: "syster!', och sd Byte hon
ON till tjugufem Ore. -.....
Och sa gjorde hon gang pa gang.
Det blef hennes staende tes, som
ingaf henne en- kansla af rattfardig-
het och ansvar, som riktigt h0jde
henne hennes egna tankar: "Jag
har en- syster! Skulle nagon ha, s;i
vore det hon."
Och sa nalkades julien. Det blef
sa mycket utgifter, som det alltid
blir den tiden Man maste ju ha IL
tet snyggt, och fru Nyqvist hade
for ingen del mycket att ia af. Lii
tet fick man val lof att underhalla
huset, ON det inte alldeles skulle
f0rfalla, och litet mera mat an van
ligt maste man .ju ha till he'll
gen, ifall nagon skulle helsa pa.
Man fick val lof att nagon gang
Sc sina vanner, mar man self
var bjuden bade har och der.
Och det der tret1iga tek6ket, som
hon gait och sett pa i bodf0nstret
tire m&naderl Det ma man da med
ge, att till julien kunde hon da kosta
pa att &c sig sjelf en- present, sd myc-
ket matte man da ha rattighet till,
mar man inte spenderar mera pa
sina n6jen, an hon g6r! ia, det ar
markvardigt, hvad de der helgerna
ia pengar. Bara tvatten blir ju
ett helt kapital. ''Stackars Anna,
LINEN vanta bara. . . . till nyaret. "
Men :hur det var sa gick nyaret. I.
och sa gled aret sa smaningom vecka
efter veclsa for. fru Nyqvist som for
andra, med sma dagliga bestyr till
slit slut. Ibland kom der en- hastig
tanke: ia, nAsta vecaa. :. det skall
da bli sakert. -" .ss.=
Emellertid strafvade ''stackars
Anna" / sin utkant af den lila sma--
staden matt och dag for sig och bar
men, utan aning ON, hvilken SKIOLD
hon var mellan menskligheten och fru
Nyqvist, som fortfarande vid fore
kommande fall till sin egen och an
dras bel$tenhet begagnade trollfor-
meln: "Jag har en- syster"
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kanske det kommer sig deraf, att
dit instrument / dag dr. sa val
stamat i samklang med strangaspe-
let vara egna br6st!
Der mere korstolen hotade tva
qvinnohjertan att spr;inga sina fang-
sci. Det var cit gammalt och EFT
upgt. Det gamla bad jungfrusonen
fran Nazareth, att han skulle gifva
henne den outsagligt kare soncn
tillbaka, friad ur otrons, smadelsens
och h6gmodets garn. Det unga lang
tade efter barndomsvannen, som
blifvit henne karare An ALT annat i
verlden.
Da, pa en- gang, vande de sig beg.
re iva mot laktaren. Der stod
Gustaf och sag pa dem bada, som
ON han velat sluta In dem slit hjer-
ia en- och samma blick, under det
stora, varma, gIittrande tarar sk0lj-
de ned 6fver hans lagande kinder.
Da skalfde de tva qvinnorna der
framme / koret af iublaude frojd.
Den gamla mindes den dag, da So
non f6rst blef henne gi ven, di han,
liten och help 0s, lag vid hennes
br6st; och hon tyckte, att hon nu
fatt honom ON igen julgafva af Ho-
nom, som dr. for mera an lnoder och
fader. Den unga sag plotsligt lifs-
varens fagraste rosor spira upp i
kold och sn0, och g0mde djupt slit
tacka, rodnande ansigte.
Och bada, det unga som det gam
la hjertat, m6ttes hos gudasonen pa
krubbans stra brinnande akalan,
EFT innerligt: Var helsad, sk0na
morgonstund, till en- ny fridens och
karlekens lifslanga dagl
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1898-12-21
Julafton.

Under de sma ytliga konturerne
af arets st6rsta h0gtid CONNER sig
en- karna. Fadershuset deruppe
med sina milliarder Julius synes
sanka sig ned mot vara tranande
h:ertan ON juleqvill, sa att vi latta-
re an eljest kui1na - pa kna flnna
dess skater. Gladjens rosor pa vara
sma alsklingars kinder aro en- reflex
genom milton sckler at englafr6iden
kring Bethlehems krubba, och for
den aldriges skymda blick fyter lju-
set fran den tanda granen samman
med skenet fran den uppenbarelsens
fyrbak, som lyser vid stranden af
lifyets smart 0fverseglade ocean.
Icke ALA hafva julens yttre attri--
but: det rikt upplysta hemmet. det
valfDrsedda iulbordet, de manga
gafvorna och Diet glada sinnet; men
ala ha de lika del den fornamsta
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1898-12-21
Den unge herden.

Han slumrat in sd ljuft pa angen gr0na
och sn6hvitt lam der hvilar pa hans
arm, -. .... ..
( de m0rka lockar pannans rundel krona
och kinden gloder frisk och undoms-
warm.
Med andra herdar den tysta timma
hans fader troget har ON hjorden vard.
pa blaa fastet klara facklor glimma
s och silfvermoln eterhafvet simma
och all naturen Or en- tempelgard.
Och sal1ta susningar j natten tona
med hopp och bidan, som en- advents-
psalm,
de dallra fran ur. .oljetradens krona
och hviskas ater af den smackra palm,
da 6ppnas portarna till verldar hoga,
dA klingar fran ett maktigt harpobrus,
himmelskt stralljus borg och angar
loga
och glansen blandar hapna herdars
6ga,
en- vag till jorden gar fran Fadrens hus.
Den unge vaknar och den drom han
~. dromde '@' -a@.; E.:~'
som verklighet inf6r hans 6ga star.
det hopp, som djupt sig hans hjerta
g0mde.
sd harligt uppfyldt har han skada far.
En- himlens harold h0r han nu for
klara:
Messias kommit, "Han Or f0dd dag,
Han Fralsaren for ALA folk skall vara"
och sedan h8r han sang af englars skara
som klingar: "Gud till menskan har
behag."
Till Bethlehem han med de andra liar,
med helig hapnad han krubban ser
det spada barn, som der pa halmen
hvilar,
och ser den himmel, som ogat Ter.
Tillbedjande han sig vid krubban b0-
jer, s ~ .....-.--..-. e..
nu bracker morgonen for verlden, all.
han ser hur sjalen, som bojor dr0jer.
ur grus och m0rker ater upp sig hojer,
han vet Messias verlden frAlsa skall.
SEN bort han liar till en- ringa boning
r OOu tfdCh0C uOuI0A nou u6C HAduJouS
bud: 49,. .,.s.-......-
20 moder, Israel har fatt forsoning,
staff upp och Iowa vara faders Gud!
Dn larde mig att bedja, tro och bida,
du larde mig .det l0fte Herren gaf, ~
nu har jag staff invid Messias sida,
han skall hugsvala ALA dem som Ida,
och frid skall hvila ofver land och hat. .
Du herdars gladje, barn, du helga, rena
uti min famn igen jag sluter dig.
Det hopp jag eyer star till dig allena,
men ON jag stapplar pa en- nattholid
stig, '''' ..-... ..- Z
CRACK mig do igen den varma handen
och led mig ratt och lossa fran min sjal
de ofta sargande och tunga banden
och rena, luttra och f0rklara anden
till dess jag jubla kan, att alt dr. udl.
Ludvig.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1898-12-21

Derute der Or k0ld och sno
Och kulen vintervind; :,
Men innanfor will gladden. stro s..
Sin CLANS pa barnakind. s.-e>.,,& 49,.
Derute m6rka natten drar ss
Kring jorden syepningsdragt;
Harinne omkring granen fer
AT var och hopp en- fagt.
Han kom. den qvall, som barnet dr0mt
Det hela l&nga ar;
Den fattige slit armod' gl0mt a~..~
Och idandet sin tar. .:....
Det ljusnar uti Osterled,
Du ser stjernans gull
Den som var strid mot m0rkret sired
Blott for sin karleks skull.
Och hjertat star som SHERMAN forr
Vid denna badd 'af stra, +~Z - $40
Som d0ljes bakom stallets d0rr -.
Med verldens HERE pa. .......-
Lik faltets herde har du fytt
Ifran din vakt en- stund,
Att SO hur krubban sig f0rbytt
I gyllne tempelrund. - ~. g..
Och vid dess rand, vid korsets ira
Sig dampar tidens dan, 4'-> .~'--
Och jordens store boja kna .s.:
For timmermannens son.
Och ON du herderopen hor
Och troget f0ljer dem,
Utaf din egen BARN han g0r 2-'
Eft kristnadt Bethlehem. -
5. .....- 8i0urd
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Jag har en- syster.
Amanda Kerfstedt.

0ppnade tam0urd0rren och sag tru
Setterholm sta derutanf6r, "det var
da riktigt rart frammande, riktigt
rart, stig in for all del. Och sa
kommer fru Setterholm precis som
efterskickad. vi ha just kaffet pa
bordet. " - x
Tack, snalla fru Nyqvist, det
skall smaka mycket godt. Jag har
sprungit hela morgonen i, regnva-
dret. Men for att vara arlig, So far
jag lof att bekanna, att jag kommer
inte alldeles utan arende. " .-.. .:.s
"Det dr0jer vi med sade fru N.Y.
qvist, till dess vi varmt oss med
en- kopp ur glaspumpan. - Fru Set
terholm borde skaffa sig en- pumpa.
Det ar markyardigt, hvad kaffet
blir godti sadana."
De bada fruarna drucko och prata-
de en- god timme, och till slut skulle
da arendet fran.
"Ack ia, jag ar ute och springer
for att samla ihop en- liten summa
till en- familj, der manner brutit be-
net af sig, och barnen inte ha nagot
att alta. Det- ar EFT sAdant elande.
Nj kommer ocksa warden och hotar
att kasta ut dem pa gatan, ON han
inte far sin hyra."
ia, SADIE 'fru Nyqvist, "det ar
den vanliga historien; sjukdom och
fattigdom, sadant :h6r man sa ofta.
Det DR. f0rfarligt. Man tycker, att
man borde hjelpa, och man borde
det verkligen. Men ser fru Setter
holm - ON hvar och en- hjelpte sina
n;irmaste, sd b!ef modem aldrig So
stor. Jag har en- syster, som blef
enka med fyra barn, fru Nyqvist
fck vid dessa ord tarar ogonen.
"Vi voro som lif och sjal var flick
It'd. ALT hvad jag kan undvara ar
det bade min skyldighet och mitt
hjertebehof att ge&t henne. !"
Fru Nyqvist arbetade upp sig till
den arligaste och 0mmaste syster-
karlek.
Jag vet ju, hvad hon, stackarn,
maste f0rsaka och arbeta. Jag
skulle nog gerna ge, men mar man
har sa nara anf0rvandter, som nara
pa Ida nod, da tycker jag, att man
har en- tydlig fingervisning, hvar
man skall kjelpa. Mar en- syster. {"
Hair afbr6t fru Nyqvist af verklig
r6relse slit tai. Hon kAnde sig pa
Igransen till det sublima. Fru Set
terholm blef sa deltagande for fru
Nyqvists systere och .hennes fyra
barn, att hon icke sade ett ord mer
ON hennes familj, hon bara tackade
| for det utmarkta kaffet och gick
Meaan fru Nyqvist blockade in
smabr0den, tankte hon fortfarande
pa den stackars Anna och hennes
lsvarighet att kunna ia sig fran
lifvet. Paminnelsen ON henne vack-
te just en- kansla af adelmod inom
henne, hennes sjal snuddade sa TAFT
intill pligten, att~blotta narheten
deraf kastade liksom ett skinner af
tillfredsstallelse Diver hennes inre.
Men sd kommo dagens bestyr och
planade ut alltsammans. och pa af-
tonen fck hon naturli gen f0rstroelse
for sina tankar at ait, som beratta-
des i Nyheterna, som hon alttid
gomde till lqvall-lel6tyr. ri
Mar hon foljande dag gick upp till
Stockholms Enskilda bank f6r en-
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julien / England.
Anna Fiestwood- -Dsrby.

Hvad som hir f6rst kommer en-
att marka, att julien Dir anna|kande,
det DR. ej juklappar som / Sverige,
nej - det ar nagot mera prosaiskt,
de stora upplagen af russin, korin-
ter, kanderade pomerans- och CT
tronskal m. m. kryddbodarnes fon-
ster, redan b0rjan Of november.
Delta ar en- wink ON att tiden nu ar
inne for att rustn ! ordning plum
puddingen, eller, som den hair kali
las, "the Christmas Pudding Ou'-
puddingen). Och ett rattstort arbete
ar det. ALA russin skola "stenas"
och skAras 8 q 4 delar, korinterna
rensas, och deras sma stjelkar ploc-
lsas bort; de kanderade shalen, man
deln och citronskal skola sk'ras
myoket sma bitar, mj6l, br0dsmulor
och kryddor tillvagas, njurtalgen
hackas, och ALT bl6tas med agg och
gammalt 81 SAINT roras ON mycket
val, och framf0r allt: af ALA familje-
medlcmmarne - till och med min
sta "baby' - ty det bar lycka med
sig.
Julaftonen och julklapparne aro ej
har som i Sverige, sd att saga julens
medelpunkt, utan det ar for "the
Christmas Dinner Guldagens mid
dag), som tillredelserna egentligen
ske, och mot hvilken de fiesta sc
som mot festens glanspunkt.
Veckan fore jul b0rja slagtare
och fagelhandlare att behanga sina
6ppna bodar-bade innan och utan-
formed otroliga massor af sina va
ror. De forras praktiga far, kali
var och oxar aro utstyrda med den
NEST egendomliga stat af bandro-
setter, pappersblommor SAINT guir-
lander och knippor at gr0nt, franz
for alIt af hollyn med dess r0da bar.
Julklapparne spela, som sagdt,
f0ga rolli England. Presenter gif-
vas visserligen / famjljer, der barn
och ungdom finnas-hvarje medlem
ger en- julklapp till hvar och en- af
de andra-men de aro siillan arbeta-
de af gifvaren sjelf, utan k0pta far
olga. Bodarhe 8fverbiuda hvaran-
dra derf6r i rikt och prydligt utstal-
lande af eleganta och lockande va
ror; isynnerhet ON qvallarne f0rete
de ofantliga bodf6nstren en- stralan-
de och vacker anblick. Utom pris.
lappar gifvas uppgifter sadana SOM:
christmas Presents "Useful
Xmas Gifts" etc., motsvarande de
svenska anvisningarne: "passande
tor julklapp'', o. $. v. Manga bodar
anordna sarskilda afdelningar, kali
lade ]ulbasarer, for ALT hvad sma-
saksvag kan Tampa sig for julien.
Utdelningen af julklappar skier
juldagen; nagon gang pa aftonen,
men allmanhet for barn pa sa Wis,
att dessa aftonen f0rut upphangt
sina strumpor pa sangstolparne i
f3rvantan, att de under nattcn skola
fyllas af Sankt Klaus Gulgubben),
barnens same van. Do sma aro ej
sena att pa julmorgonen unders6ka,
hvad den snalle Klaus pappas och
mammas person-har stoppat in
deras strumpor.
Julgranen, som inf6rdes i Eng
land af prins Albert af Saxen-Co-
burg-Gotha (drottning Victorias ge-
maD DR. numera ganska allmAn, och
man ser hvarje ar ett 6kadt antal
deraf utanf0r blomster- och frukt.
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ch MT - vdlsignezse DIT ALT,

"Och nu - vdlsignezse DIT ALT,
Som lefuer och som amdas!
I qvGU " taga ny gestalt,
Iy julien, J'lden randas.
Hur du vid lamp och strid 6lef pan,
.EN ingick : den H6gstes plan:
Att hdrlek oss befalla.
Och .fGrsi och s'st ksiag jadcas gran
VI dro syshon ALA"
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Pau& Minneapolis linn. Decemb

julgafvan, ALA ha de fritt tilltrade
till Diet julbord, som i morgonvakten
pa juldagen dukas Herrans gardar
med det of0rvanskliga evangelium,
hvars eviga text ar: -.
Guds dra, jordens frtd och maenetskor-
ma en- god utIel
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-24
crime. nnd CriminnI..

A Kansas bank president committed
suicide, following the closing Of his
bank by the examiner.
Private Mudd, colored, of the Tween.
ty-fourth infantry, has been arrested
at Cheyenne, Wyo., for throwing a
lighted lamp at G woman in a house OF
~ill-repute. The woman shot at him
three times, missing him.
Robert Brown was arrested at Glas-
gov, Ky, for killing his father-in-law,
Louis Mcclellan, and severely wound
ing his mother-in-law and sister-in-law.
Brown had made both demands and
threats on the Mcclellan family.
A farmer driving along a country
road a few miles from Lincoln, Neb.,
met a team hitched to a buggy in
which sat Frank Pollard, dead, with a
bullet through his brain. In his hand
he held a revolver containing one ex.
ploded cartridge. Pollard was a farm
hand.
Baron Waldeck de villamil, an Aus.
TRAN nobleman, and a captain of the
Seventh volunteer infantry (immunes)
is in disgrace at Lexington, Ky, and
has left for parts unknown. He was
discharged from his regiment for vari
Gus offenses, principal among which
was refusing to pay his debts. He
owed money to many officers and men
and had large accounts with several
merchants.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-24
REORGANIZATION Planned

Deadwood, =. D.-The Edgemont and
Union Hill company, which owns So
much mining ground in the vicinity of
GaieEa, Is about to be reorganized and
placed on a practical business basis,
h Is the company which was SO
greatly Injured a few months ago by
the failure OF Francis G. Garble, the
mining promoter. The affairs of the
company went into the hands of Saw.
DRY bradiey or Philadelphia as receiy-
CT, ana In the past three months re-
markable development work has been
done at the mines. New officers are Ia
'be elected In a few days for the com.
pany, 1t Is expected that the smelter
at Edgemont, which Is partly compIet.
ed, VIII be finished by the new compa-
ny. IL is another one OF GrabIe;s
schemes, and II seems to most people
10 be q practical enterprise.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-24
PITH OF i NEWS
DIGEST OF THE NEWS FROM ALL
PARTS OF THE WORLD.
Comprehensive Review of the
Important Happenings of the
Past Week Chilled From the Tel
egrnph Reports The Notable
Events mt Home and Abroad That
Fave Attracted Attention.
From washington.

A combine Of mail contract bidders
has been discovered.
The war department is displaying re.
newed activity.
The government will investigate the
South Carolina race war.
An extra session OF congress may be
called for next March, to pass the Nc
Cleary currency reform bin. 49,
Secretary Alger has decided that the
manufacture Of Krag~- JOrgersen rifles
has progressed to a point where he
could undertake to arm the entire
army with this weapon.
Negotiations on the proposed reci-
procfty treaty between this govern
ment and Great Britain, relative to
the British West Indies, have come to
a halt, with no present indications that
the treaty will be concluded In the
near fuure.
The state department is making
strong efforts to ~ the release Of
the American. Temple, who is now in
a Mexican Jail on the charge OF muir
der committed in the United States.
The principle involved in the case is
regarded as of the highest importance,
for If Temple is held for trial by the
Mexican authorities, 1t will amount to
an admission on the part of the United
States OF the right Of Mexico to exer-
else extra-territorial jurisdiction over
American SCI.
The state department has been In
formed by Minister Calvo of Costa
Rica, that President Iglesias will visit
Washington within the next fortnight.
Ordinarily the visit of the president OF
a sister republic would be a ceremoni-
Gus occasion, but In this case Presi-
dent Iglesais comes incognito and on
an entirely private mission, so that out
side an exchange OF usual official court
estes, the government will not give
him a formal welcome. He is travelling
chiefly for his health.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-24

Those who talk volubly upon their
joys and their griefs are not generally
those who sre capable OF The profound
est happiness or the most intense suf-
fering. Those who can put into ready
words the sanctities Of love, and fluent
ly express all its hopes and fears, have
seldom penetrated tc its depths. Those
who utter glibly and unrestrainedly all
their upward strivings, their senti-
ments OF contrition, their feelings OF
reverence, their desire for worship, are
not usually the most truly religious
or devout. For all that Is highest,
deepest, and most profound In human
nature silence is a better exponent
than speech. Not only is language in
adequate to convey the truth of such
things, but they are themselves drawn
down from their high estate by being
made subjects of ordinary CONVERSE
tion. Reticence on such matters Il
both salutary and becoming.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-24
Moods pills cure all Liver Ills az
A Bridge of Camn.

When the British forces were m.,.,
Ing to Pekin in 1860, after tho cows.
of the Taku forts, one Of the rivers !.
came SO swollen with the heavy rain,
that 1t was renderer almost imn.s..
BILE. While in this quandary a b,i.s,
idea suddenly struck one OF opr i
GERS. Being well aware that tho S Sa
nese generally order their cofins yu'
in advance and keep them OF tha 1s nan
Uses, and, also, that they are perfae,ls
alright, he consulted with his broth.
officers, with the result that me-
tons were given 10 search oil y,
houses OF the village and collect ovs T.
coffin. With the aid of a few omes
casks the soldiers constructed > y.
toon bridge OF collins sutficiently stron.
to bear the artillery, and the river =.
thus passed in safety.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-24
Italian Church pedicntea.

Detroit, Mich, Nov. 22.-San Fran
cesco, the first Italian church erected
in Detroit, was dedicated yesterday.
The occasion was rendered. the more
notable by the presence Of Archbishop
Martinelli, apostolic delegate from
Rome TO the United States, who per.
formed the ceremony of blessing the
new edi.sce, and also solemnized high
mass and afterward preached a ser
mon in Italian. Bishop Foley and sew
eral of the clergy of the diocese par
ticipated in the services within and
without the church.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-24
General.

The National Hardware association
held its annual convention in Milwau-
Eee last week.
Aguinaldo threatens to make war on
the Americans, as soon as thea Span
iards leave.
The entire Second corps has left
Camp Meade for the camps in the
South.
The sixteenth annual Baptist con
gress for the discussion of current
qeustions, was held at Buffalo, N. Y.
The Central Railroad OF New Jersey
has sent word to Jersey City officials
thatit is ready to pay back taxes due
the city amounting to 100000.
The stockholders of the American
Brake company have voted to consol.
idate with the Westinghouse Air Brake
company.
The Weissinger Tobacco company OF
Louisville. KY, has decided to become
a part of the Continental Tobacco CON-
pany combination.
The Tioga National Bank of Oswego,
n. Y, of which Senator Plat is presi-
dent, has reopened it's doors for bust.
ness.
Senator Cullom, chairman of the
Hawaiian commission. expects to call
n meeting of the committee at an early
day, although he has not yet fixed a
date.
One million dollars. from the sur
plus profits of the National Biscuit
company, is to be invested in govern
ment bonds.
The Young Peoples Christian Union
of the United Presbyterian Church
will hold its next convention at Pitts
burg.
Adjt. Gen. Corbin has received a
message from Gen. Wade, at Havana,
| chairman of the Cuban evacuation
commission, announcing the death,
from yellow fever, of Lieut.. Col Chas,
w. Williams, deputy quartermaster
general.
The Buckeye Tobacco works of TO
ledo, formerly Chase, Ishewood & Co,
the oldeSt tobacco firm in Ohio, has
closed permanently and retired from
business. The proprietors have been
unable TO meet the competition of the
trust, and preferred to close solvent.
Another important find Of gold is re
ported in the Malvern district, near Ca.
nal Dover. Ohio. The latest find is al
Augusta. a few miles north Of Nal
vern. where M. o. Leyda has discover
ed on his firm an ore which he claims
to be richer than the Malvern product
a petition asking for the establish,
Dieat at Chicago of a permanent gov
ernnIent purchasing station, which has
been circulated at the instance of the
illinois Manufactures association, has
been extensively signed bye Chicago
iand Illinois manufacturers.a,a and will
be forwarded to the secretary Of war
A meetingshas been called at Pitts
burg for the near future. OF the steel
rail; manufacturers of that city and
surrounding. sections. to attempt to re
yive the old steel rail pool which exist.
ed throughout the country for many
years, aud which was disbanded about
a year ago.
At a meeting of the Colored Ministe.
rial association Of Allegheny county,
Pa, resolutions were adopted condemn.
ing the 'Christless behavior OF the
white ministers of Wilmington, N. c."
In the recent race troubles.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1898-11-24

1t is astonishing how the wealth of
returned Klondikers increases when
they reach Seattle. There everything
from the frozen north is seen through
big lenses. and men who were actually
assisted to get out of Dawson are cred
tied with sacks of many thousands Of
dollars. 1t is the old transportation
bee which buzzes in the bonnet of Seat
tie and makes her dream of another
great rush to the Klondike next year.