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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-30

tian ladies of the United States, who
have been wrought upon by fanaticai
or designing persons to raise their
voices against the Mormon people, de-
sire those men to turn their backs upon
their wives ard children, who are as
true and devoted as any in the land?
Should not the Christian people of the
United States consider the circum-
stances that surround those families,
which are still in the relationship which
is so Objectionable to people afar off?
Can they not see that with the complete
cessation of plural marriages it is only
a question of little time when the re-
lationS that have grown out OF the SyS-
tenn will pass away, the system itself
having become obsolete? The excite
ment that has been caused during the
last few weeks is without reason, and,
1t appears to me- without excuse I
might trace it to its original source and
show how worthy it is of the attention
of thinking, just and humane individ-
uals. But l forbear. The sober sec
ond thought of the American people
will succeed the present eruption, and
when this violent sensation has sub
sided, the intelligent rational and toll
Grant public viii perceive that the Nor
mon people are acting in good faith,
that the few among them who are in
the condition described are simply per-
forming a sacred duty, and that the
nation has been needlessly alarmed !
Mormonfsm, contrary to the popular
notion, does not mean polygamy. It is
a system of religion which recognizes
God as the creator and ruler of the uni
verse, and Jesus Christ of Nazareth as
his son and the savior of mankind, and
teaches that the holy spirit may be OBJ
tained and enjoyed by all persons who
Will receive the gospel and obey the
divine commands. 1t recognizes the
right of all people to worship or refrain
from worshiping, according to the die
tates of their own consciences, and
claims only the same privilege for its
adllerentS.
with a sincere desire for the welfare.
progress and redemption of the whole
human race, I am, etc.
LORENZO SNOW.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-30
FINDS ON TIE YUKON.
Good Placer Diggings and Masto-
don's Skeleton.

Victoria, b c., Dec 29.-Steamer
Danube, which arrived last night from
Alaskan points. brought the steamer o.
Staffa, which broke down on her way to
Victoria.
Harry Spencer, a successful miner in
the Klondike gold fields, died on
Thanksgiving day.
News is also given of a new and very
rich find on Victoria gulch. which en-
ters Bonanza between No. Is and 10
above. Miners took out from SIS to $19
to the pan. The gulch is about four
miles long.
T. j. Mcnamara, who recently re-
turned from Moose Hide creek in the
KlOndike districts tells of the finding
of the complete skeleton of d mastodOn
on his claim. The bones have been re-
moved with great care and an effort
Will be made by the finder to dispose Of
it to the Smithsonian institute or Brit
ish museum.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-30
MERCURY ON THE TOBoGGAN.
Cold Wave Sweeping Down From the
Northwest

Chicago, Dec 29.-The government
signal service late this evening an
nounced the appearance from the
northwest of the most severe cold wave
of the season. BY Saturday morning,
it is predicted, zero weather will pre-
vail in Chicago and the entire lake re-
gion.
The thermometer tonight registered
from Is to "a degrees below zero in the
northwest territory, the low mark be-
ing reached at Winnipeg.
At Havre, Mont, the northernmost
station of the United States, the mer-
curry is already ION the toboggan," and
at o'clock this evening registered s
below zero. st. Paul and Cheyenne re-
ported strong indications of the ap-
preaching cold blast with 10 and 8 de-
grees above. Respectively.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-30
ENTITLED TO A PENSION.
Why An Oregon Man Impersonated
His Dead Brother.

Portland, Ore, Dec. 29.-silas Lut-
tren, aged so, of Wallowa county, Ore
gon, was arraigned in the United States
circuit court on charge of fraudu-
lently endeavoring to obtain pension,
and was committed to jail in default OF
50, 600 bail He made application to the
United States commissioner of pensions
under the name of John Luttrell, who
was first sergeant in the Ninety third
Indiana during the rebellion. Luttrell
does not attempt to deny his guilt, but
says during the war his brother was
taken sick at Guntown, and he went
to nurse him. While so engaged, a re-
volver accidentally exploded, injuring
his eyesight. In view of this, Luttrell
states that he does not believe he is
doing wrong in applying for his dead
brothers pension.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-30
scientific Ressarch Meetingg.

New York, Dec. 29.-The sessions of
the various scientific research meetings
in the halls of Columbia university We're
continued today The attendance was
even larger than yesterday. Many del
egates of different societies came to-
gether today under the auspices Of the
American Society OF Naturalists, which
is practically made up Of affiliated So
cieties One of the features Of the ses-
sion was an exhibition Of Instruments
for the study and movement OF fatigue,
by Professor J. 8IcKeen SatteH OF Co
lumbia.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-30
STABBED ON THE STREET.
Illinois Physician Murders a Woman
With a Surgical Knife.

Bloomfield, Ills, Dec. 29.-This after
noon DR.. E. S. Gray killed Mrs. Lizzie
Skinner on the street within 100 feet of
the depot, in plain view of many peo-
pie. He stabbed her four times with a
surgical knife, and she died instantly.
He made threats this morning that he
would kill her today He was watch
ing for her at the depot as she was
coming to take the train. After the
killing he Immediately gave himself up.
Mrs. Skinner left a former husband on
account of the doctor and he has de-
serted wife and family for her. Dr.
Gray is about 80 years of age, and a
son of J. w Gray, one of the most
prominent physicians of the country.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-30
Butte E1nhezzler Cantured.

Richmond, Va, Dec. "a man CIV
ing his name as Vivian L. Smith, but
whose real name is said to be Llewel-
lyn S. Hatch, was arrested today by
detectives at the Jefferson hotel. The
charge upon which Hatch was arrested
was contained in q telegram from
Butte City, Mont, in which he was said
to have misappropriated $3.50 from the
Mutual Life Insurance company's
branch in that city.
The man claims that he is a son of
the late Congressman w. H. Hatch of
the First Missouri district
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-30
MAY SUPPORT QUAY.
State Senator Martin Will Go Into
the Caucus.

Philadelphia, Dec 29-Secretary of
the commonwealth David Martin, who
is a state senator-elect from this city,
tonight denied the authenticity of a
published interview, in which he says
ne viii vote against the reelection of
United States Senator Quay at the Re
publican caucus to be held at Harris
burg next Tuesday night. Mr.. Martin
says:
Il have said to friends in private con-
versation, as L have said before, that
under certain contingencies / would so
into the senatorial caucus and be bound
by it's decision. This is not a new po-
sition fer me to take, as it is where [
have stood and where my friends know
1 have stood from the start.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-30
WEBER DEPUTIES.
Republican Committee Meets and
Confirms Them.
By Telephone to The Herald.)

By Telephone to The Herald.)
Ogden, Dec. 29.-The Republican
county committee held another meeting
yesterday afternoon and approved the
following appointments of deputies
made by Sheriff Layne: Moroni Skeen,
Abe Munro, Sam Cave, Joe Bailey.
Layne wanted to appoint young man
named Folklan of Plain City as his
clerk, but the committee disapproved
of it and endorsed Major M. A. Breeder
for the place. For deputy county clerks,
the following appointments were en-
dorsed L. j. Holther, Miss Lorna Ca
hoon and Eloise Child. The name of
the other deputy was not submitted
Clerk Hollingsworth's choice is Gordon
H. Kimball but there is some opposi-
ton to him in the committee.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-30
BRIDGE JUMPERS FEAT.
Harry Harmon's Daring Plunge Into
the Chicago River.

14c1 11AO4A -@ASO
the Chicago River.
Chicago, Dec. 29.-Harry Harmon, a
bridge jumper, plunged from the top
of a six-story building into the Chicago
river this afternoon. Pedestrians cross
ing Rush street bridge at l O'Clock saw
man walk to the end of a plank eX-
tended from the roof of the building at
No. River street, and deliberately fall
backward toward the water. The feat
was performed privately to settle a
wager.
The man fell almost perpendicularly
from the plank. 1t seemed he would
strike the dock and be crushed. The
spectators stood speechless, but the
diver fell safely. A few seconds later
he was hauled to the landing by means
Of a rope Harmon was slightly in
jured by the fall Small pieces of ice
partially submerged struck his face
when the water closed over him and cut
a deep cash under his right eye.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-30
Another Trust Hatchin0

Springfield, Mass, Dec. 29.-Local
manufacturers are confident that the
proposed combine of makers of fine
writing paper viii go through The in
terests TO be handled are so great, how
ever, that six months may be required
for the deal TO be made. Most of the
mill owners that have been approached
have replied faVorably.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-30
Death of Augustus Peters

New York, Dec. 29.-Augustus w. Pc
ters, president of the borough of Man
haitian, died suddenly at his home in
this city today of heart disease. He
was for years president of the Consol-
idated Exchange. and chairman of the
Tammany executive committee. Mr..
Peters was a. prominent Mason. He was
born in ST. Johns, N. B., and was 81
years Of age.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-30
No Boodlers at Chicago.

Chicago, Dec. 29.-The grand jury in
vestigation of the bribery in the city
council is at an end. After a day and a
half of effort, the grand jury was IN
able to develoD any evidence upon
which to base Indictments Nearly
every member of the city council was
before the grand jury.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-30
FancY Price For a Sal.

New York, Dec. 29-The highest price
paid in many years for a seat on the
New York stock exchange. $4,000, was
paid today by Frank Jay Gould. young
est son of the late Jay Could The
youneesl Hlehoer ever admitted to the
exchange was admitted today in the
person of Alfred H. Caspary, who was
proposed for membership on his 21st
birthday
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-30
M'CLAMMY RELEASED.
Cattleman Arrested at Salt Lake
Proves His Innocence.
(Special 10 me Herald !

Helena, Mont, Dec. 29.-John T. Nc
Clammy. the northern Montana cattle
man arrested in Salt Lake on complaint
of Charles Snyder, who claimed he rob-
bed him of valuable overcoat, was re-
leased at Shelby Junction, the evidence
clearly showing that he had been the
injured party. His cowboy friends ar
ranged a. demonstration in honor of his
discharge.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-30
Shooting at Cheyenne.
Especial to The Herald.1

Cheyenne, Wyo:, Dec. 29-Alfonso
Russell, musician of the Twenty
fourth infantry, and Will Ross, a Chey-
enne colored man, quarreled in d bag
Mo last night, the affair ending in a
shooting. Five shots were exchanged,
but no one was hit Today the men
were fined heavily and released.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-30
LEGAL RIGHTS
OF Mr. ROBERTS
-sf
Cannot Be Expelled On Con-
StitutiOnal Grounds.
OPINION EXPRESSED
BY ABLE ATTORNEYS
Will Be Given His Seat and Prob
ably Retain 1t.

Congressman Fleming of Georgia De-
clares Roberts Would Be a Brute
to Cast OFF His Wives Because
Some People Object to His Pres
ence in cOngress-Not Disqualified
By His ReligiOn-opinion of Con-
gresham Lewis.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-30
Idaho Postmasters Appointed.
(Special to The Herald.l

washington, D. c., Dec. 29-Idaho
postmasters appointed today: Beeman,
Nez Perces county, Seth Clifford, vice
Rachel Phillips, resigned. Steele, Nez
Percess county, B. T. Basher, vice NJ. j.
Steele, resigned.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-30

AT F'urley. twelve miles north of Wich-
ita. Kan. Thomas Greene killed his wife
and then shot himself He will die
Jealousy is the alleged cause.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-30
STARTLING NEWS
FROM HAVANA
American Flag Torn Down
BY Cubans.
INSURGENTS REFUSE
OATH OF ALLEGIANCE
Reported That They Have Taken
to the Field.

Trouble Caused By General Brooke's
Refusal to Permit Cubans to Cele-
brate the Evacuation of Havana
Feeling In Havana Is Intense
Appeals Sent to the President and
to Cuban sympathizers-Patriotic
Meetings Being Held Nightly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-30
PRES. SNOW TO
new YORK WORLD.
Regarding the Practice Of
POlygamy In Utah.
IT HAS ABSOLUTELY
AND FINALLY ENDED
Declares No Such Marriages Have
Been Contracted Since 1890.

No Intention OF Disposition On the
Part of the Church to Depart From
the Compact Entered Into With
the Nation When Utah Became ia
State-B. h. Roberts Not Elected
By Any Influence.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-12-30
SILVER AND LEAD.

Bar silver, 90 cents.
Lead, brokers' $3. .671s.
Copper, casting, 11s4 cents.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15
a OCT CT &ria.

en aorreippnbsnt, Tom nblio er
osnOt tilbd9e fra Suba, cir en- Ratfe
sruoppattenbe StiIorinoer al 9llbas
nsrres artgsfsrelie. San fortaLlsr
bl. a.:
) Slutntngen Of December tnbtoo
Sn'ur9enterne ben lille gn @uiia efter
en- beftts &, men ollereoe BEN ste
December lptteoes bet Spanierne at
srobre ben tilbaee.
0a be ipanfte trooper oroa ino /
Spen, frembeb ben ct isrssIi9t giQsbe
al GoslGsseIie. timber Ruirerne al be
tdmmenftuote Suis lau bunoreoebis. az
t~ortulleoe Gig; RdaObuist % gpens
to atrtsr fob / 5Iammer, "a til Dim
orsrammerne / De br9noenoe Sponins
ger bar bunons fangne TpanTe Solouz
ter, ION paa oenne Woabe blep lepenoe
br9not, uben al bet bar muliat at rsbs
be benz. Site engars gernene bar Itaoz
net; man funot paa Sorpet belle 0pnz
ger al Sarrslig, ION / ben iterts !Ssos
oIlsreoe bar guaet i 5orruaonelie "a
uoisnets en- peitugtis 2ugt. 8 9irtes
lt9beoen bar belle gpens 9eFoltnino
bugget nso. brGrot eaer pau anoen
Wtaaos tat afouge al Oprsrsrne, for
be bdooe truttst fig tilbuoe for Spa
niernss Spsrmugt. 9oraermeiteren.
gbens qrGiter ps be brisite Gmbeoss
mGno, iult 81 psriOnsr. bar tlonaet
op | palmstrGsrne paa 9pens Sooeos
gaoe.
0isis 8%ruiombsOsr ira Su6anernes
Sibs ituur opg / insu Senieenbe till
bags ior BEN, Spunisrne uosper. Sao.
ieoss lGsges Barber % RsuneIfelip
soe, ligs bsniprslsit al Sen "a Iisnoe.
og "antiasrnss psrIs" forpanbles uns
Der osnne blppise Brig eftsrbaonben
til en- Srten.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15
SecDrab Dg Snleglt.
Smaapinf.
Zen l4oe 5rbruar 1898

"Sh Gtanodrb Telephone Gompas
mn" nil mart iuu lin 9inie fprIGnget
til ga Grosie. Den irpbier Wisitss
Tippi peb gropns9ile. Sette Sons
pari bar ru oper 200 Mil 2inier /
9anocifritterne % bar 80 StutiOnsr,
% til 8aaren pil ben nda frsm til Ga
Iteonia, 5rsrbure, Sarmonp, Wlts
Grrepr, GItaoer, GrescO og andre Ste
Der.
SaoamaGer OIs Bigger bar
tisbt SabIs Sus paa 8uibington ct.
peb Chen al CHANDLER. 9an betaIte
$500 for bet.
- Yrof. Chris. GiIbertion, iOm for
8 Maansoer iioeu reiite til Rorge, tom
/ Srnbags 9auite uoeutet tilbu9e.
Or. SaubnebS SniurieIag mob
Rebatter 9aiIep fl iioite llge en- gruns
big 9eharoIing / Retten, os Surpen
pperDeisoe ben / "a elmer, for ben az
CAB en- aienoelie / 5dper al Satlep.
8. 6. 6eIgeion fra Bruce, @.
DAT, er pau 8eiss / Canoe hos fine
6prGlors.
Ole q. Soften fra GIbop Gate,
Ninn., er Der / observation-disclosures
Der og for at beige SIGgtninge %
Setieupte. Oct er MI "a glur, iioen ban
forloo 8inneTbeit Gountp.
=. s. CRAWFORD / SrantptQe
fol9te til Sobn anssstern / Gaitulia
20 Stptter 8prs, IS Ruoneoer aumle
os 1T fig betolt $4.G0 er. 100 9uno.
Sdn bapbe hapt benz pmtrent II Waus
reoer, oa, od ban tisbts benz, psisbe be
sienrenfritIig 344 Qunb. 9a ban
operedp benz til 9neestern, peieoe be
tiliammen 1880, eler / 8iennems
init enbper at benz S76 9unb. 0ette
er en- SiItdgen / 9rgt for bpert 9pr
al nrften so punb bper Maaneo.
CRAWFORD fobrebe benz. GeIp ON
oenns bdpoe betaIt, bu ban tisbte bisIe
&%reaturer, $500 pr. 100 9uno, noaet
ban bel neppe giorbe, bragte bog en-
bier al BEN $21.2S for BET Sober be
bapbe fort9ret.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15
Ten fnnoc han iffc lpjc.

Den bersmte bunffe StueIpiQsr
9seot boIot ifsIss "2iOen" meoet al at
slGtte 8aaber. Raar ban tom paa
fin Stamtafe, boIbt ban at, at hans
Ienner pperIepsrebe BAN fprIfieIioe
Tsboer til anrtnins, men ultio / luts
tet &~onpoIut; ban pilbe life tpnte poo
benz, fsr ban fab biemme peo i'm qibe.
Sseots Ben, SIagter !6algren, faaz
be en- Dag til ham:
"Su, Sseot, bu tror isg, bu ian IsIe,
hpao bet ital pGrs?"
ga, bet biIber ies mig ino," Ipus
reoe Sssbt.
SaIsrsn pperratts BAN en- luttet
a~onpolut Os iusOs:
Der bar bu en-. 2sIer bu ben. foq
eioer jes en- SLATE Bin, IsIer bu ben
life, stper bu en- Slate Bin"
"Set er ipurt," iasoe Sseot.
Sa ban Tom biem % luttebe 8unpus
luten op, fanot ban / ben - game
ieolen paa Salsrens Yels. @eb ST.
ben al ben Iaa en- Sap 9upir, bpurpao
Der fob: "aun bu lsfe benz"
SreSt forstrat at betale @inen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15
Sil
SiQetfi0b&

Sfal DC ienoe "Sri'Statf}
Sar cner Wtor" Ssftcr tler
GuItrn 90 Barn cner andre !
ninee, iaa fon ibu, at shiasi
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pinapihe Siuie, ipm bnJ
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SfanoinapiSfe Vasiaaerer os
bcr in9en noenlanoh Sapa.|
tales blot Tercs Wooets1
COB % ristis ifaneinaeiNI
erbotocS, fa,nt @aefel es !
fl9ocr. Sfifccrer % Ss'al
CT ale SfanStnapcr. ..I
2jeb GocrS Sinetcr paa e.a|
oiuaptfte Sbtnavana'sihl
nGrmcite 5binspana'|ss"'
Hrtp til ID
A. MORTENSEN W
General Western Agents
1875 East Kinzie ST., Chlcas1
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15

@iscontn Spbafsmartd

Go9ertou, lie 6ebruar: GmiSj
ben npe SpbaisapIlng bar NJ 1
Gunit, bpUr ben Iisuer 8ammeI q
ttolisere Nar. SpiIpbsre er IVrll n
/ aue Stateus 5obafSOlltrIttsr, % |
oeIis MtGuSoe 3obat bar lttitst GcI
Der SnefpoeIie al ben p~da8aasas,
rance er Hrtlerue bleoue iaIts. Ga
laaoaH Giit eiter sammcI Icbat nj
ugsns lloiprieI berira uoalr iiOI
af 9isartUbat uoitIbeoss $50 sd
New port.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15
Grs. Euncan Il I'd
SunblGser, fan trGTeS /:

SunolG9er, fan trGTest 1;
Sprius Saaep, Ninn., lite I'll l's
9reltuu, Ntinn., She til lite 6tb,
Canton, y inn., 12te Sch.
Sarmpnp, WtnH., 14oe % lobe Jsa
Sprins @rope, Minr, 16oe % lia
9anesbpro, Minn., 1soe % lSSe u
6ourtain, Minn., 21be Jeb.
5Gnoer irGtfeS uoeu Smeris
beioe oardnteres.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15
Waar CT Gerre bGrcr Sattcm

aloeles bent pad Sopsoet, tun man
bare litter paa, at bans &arafter er
ligeida regelret. San er en- Mano meo
ct gpot temperament og paalioelid /
5%orretning. Spis Satten Iibber baq
paa Natten, er bens 89rer beaupet -
fiooer ben fremme pad RGIen, iaa BIZ
Ter bette en- pperpeienoe materiel Rdz
tur. Den Serre, fom b9rer Sdtten
paa Statte, er energiit, bar itor Selpz
tiato og bar bsie Santer ON ia Ielp.
Saa fnoes Der 5olt, ipm altib bar for
fore Satte, pg bpis be lite Iamtioia
bapbe fore Sren. iaa piloe Sattene
fable neb oper Sppebet pda benz. Saas
odnne WGno ct ianoIpnlispis li9eIad
meget forop6ebe / fine Santer fpm /
fine Satte. De er al floiofiit Sinoez
lag % ituoerer pfte paa sins, inqen
anben brposr Zig ON. anbre 9dar til
ben mooiatte gbsrligbeo. tbi beres
9atte er beitanoig bolt oppe paa Sopez
bet. Suuoanne Serrer bar neoet
ubetpoeligt al Saratter, os Deres Snz
teresier breier zig bOpeoia9elis ON
Sl9oer % oeres eget uomertebe Sea.
Den Serre, iom Hanger Sutten paa ia
Iom bet tr9Her Jig, er Iorslss % let,
iinbig at Hatur. Sau saar omtrina
meb Spnoerne / Sutselpmmerue GA Ia
ger dlting fra ben glade Sioe. Som
man Ter, ian pgida Sutten sipe anleo.
ming til &arutterituoium.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15

Sno,rI,Oss msat! Gutteu, Der tr ifrro
lnto al lrie i'm Siitoritlsftie: 1Sio mia. Gos
ben, r of, Ronasr soosl"
GaO,rsn, OiitrGt: SITE oltio. Set b,ror
tau. en- GSstt ,r ipile uols
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15
It. yrMIs Mnnnm.u
9 htCagu SpNematt,,

Sriu-Light.
Mixed. Id
heavy.
Rough.
Spru~tpG9-Beeves. "a
Cows and heifers 500, "A
Texas steers. "A
Westerns IA
Stockers and feeders. ...., 81
6aor-Native sheep......... 81
Westerns. "A
Lambs. "A
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15
Gbosc niaba apqomo,,.,

and heIterss J
Stockers and feeders 10y.
Spin-Bulk Of sales y
Lambs.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15
Grntas Gin Snn,.

SprutpGs--Bulls .... al
Stockers and feeders
Sptn--Bulk OF sales. ...
Lambs.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15
wtnueappIts proOutims,,sI

Smpr-Creameries... nj
Diaries. TI
ySg-Cases ret.............,l nj
Sli-4rlmOlt, go. / % 2..... d
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Spns. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 4
NGnoer. s
VIus. !
YSbler-Car lots, as to variety "A
Sp9, pr. Su. Northumberland. IS
SppeDtaal, pr. Spu...........lB
Hpieier, pr. Su. | Gar ypts... IS.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15

Deb Samperen "Glepelanb" "a
"Gitp Of Seattle" rsiite Snsbas aiten
900 2pttsiGeere fra Seattle.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15
Sgo 1t. gaut apn,u..
Sicnr SitD apaou,..

Sorufoes-aIpr Os a .tsr
Stpdeys % 6ceoers. 49,.
GUN
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15

Sra Wontreal / Gandoa berettes
ben lite 5ebruar: Canadian YociFc
gunens GmbebsmGnb laoer iii, life at
bore bet ringeite bunse for en- gopcott
De peitlige ganer. "9pDcpttina bar
pGret prspet fsr," iagoe en- at Sanens
embeosmGnb ioag, men aloria meb
nogen n%Gpneparois @irfniua. fFrems
oeles fddes SrustpriIerne neo. FRA
Gbtcdgo itdl man MI funne reiIe for
$25 o9 ira Nep gort for SAT til
Stiaebopstpiten." Samtioio pprer
Stremmsn til &lonoite. Sfsloe Sps
gaper ira Canadian paciFcs pasIas
geroepdrtement reiits Der fra 9eIttpIten
pusiussrer til alaHa fra Ste
Sunuar til % meO ste 5ebruur. Men
bette Sal aniees for Tibet Iammenlia.
net meo, bpao bet bill blipe naIte Maaz
neb.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-15

"Gitp Of Sopeta," Der 5reous am
tom til @ictoria, 9. g., mebbraste 81
tsrretninser ON, at fem W9no bar
funbne frosiet libel / Gbiltoots 9asiet;
men insen al be lllptteliges Nupne bar
bet peret mulig at faa 8reie paa.