davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04
8~anomanseI I Gmporia.

Gmporias 9anbforipnins er ubs
tsmt meb 9anosts Jpripinoen fra
Reuibp Riper inbtil 6 Mil openfpr
8anbpertsbamninsen. 4ne 9unobes
bolbere / Ypen er TONNE. Oa BERTH
grsnbene fun sr foataaise, bill bet
blipe nbspenbist at tisre 9ano fra
Gottonppob Rip.r en- Mil isnbenfor
gpen. Stuloe en- Sloebrano brpbe uo,
piloe bet bare ben eneite WaaDe at be-
arGnie Slben pda, at man rep neo be
trueoe 9pgninger.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04
qutnola.
mrs g. q. cHon strsotor

ftsnebs forlebsn Dag mso en- tanOt
2ampe, ba peune pGltebe. Der 9it
Slo / benoes &l9oer, pg bun bleo idu
frpgtelig for6r9nDt, at bun oeoe fire
Elmer ienere.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04
prnujulnuntu.
Wete Ssn

Gierne at Mapor Bros potterp,
9eabsr Sails, bar unOerrettet fine $50
Qrbeiosre, ON, at be bereftsr OiI idu
ben 2sn, iom be bapbe for NeoIlagst /
1894, oa 2~sustartfen neoilOges 12h
Vrpcent.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04

rsueneoHaa.

Qrbeioere peb 8omulDsipinoerierne
/ Sal Ripsr er forslugt ct 2snsneos
flag, Tom be bar beIluttet fig til at
taale for nerparsnoe, foroi en- Strelt
bare piloe gjsre gait p9rrs.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04
Cefaa | J,cip 8eoipro

Senimpb 10000 Qrbeioere peo Tetp
9ebforbs @9perier og Spinoerier bar
at 4rbsipsgiperne Taast llnosrretning
ON, at Der pil blipe ct 9rpcents Reos
flag / beres 2sn fra 17oe Sanuar at
re9ne.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04
lecarah-2usen
ss,ss,
- ~ 49,
uotemmsr tirssss 90 srsoaa wsra.a.
upstitstsmsntsr

naa iuefsscrss tenet bDtr glaaoda o. Torsos1 Rer.
asu doertisisneui,r iuotaseB ifie 10 pid hiaduo,i
ist8,nee Auners, niebminore bet uiraf eta iortan,
ace. outs ct advertisement, Der 'srft iorHHisr ;HS
5irsOdssnuneret I GI., t~orianass i~ustrpfiri 3 3anl,.
bill bctlontnr tHe 70 Eirsbdasnamsre. 8reps. Der taos,
hoIter AOertisismsnier, iou BEL, batter mso. 6er mar
les aoerttbiemsn - bet nsoee eisras paa Iou
pelu,sn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04
Wne GmbspemGno
5pn gukntn.
Ten ipGpeuoe @j9lp betaIt.

etatstasIereren / pierre remitterebe
ben 29oe December $77,250. 0ermeo
er Statens belle ipapenbe SiGlo inos
frist Sbligatipnssialoen belsber fig
til 81, 900, 900, bporaf $4,000 bet
ipntenoe 5onp. Staten er iaalebes
/ en- ppperlig finanfiel Sitting meo
fin iamlsbe StattelisningsOGroi pad
$12O, 100000
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04

7euofomne giummere al "Geo
(rnsn" fan erboloes for 1Oc
ktra.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04
@arriuGtou ossnoe

Rop grictTon5 Moroer, CARING
ton, Tom beniibbsr / GpuntDfGn9ilet /
Siour Sans, afpentenoe 5orbsr / Sas
gen Com tOmmer op for Retten ben
3bie Sanuar), fiber unoer gaaoppsrens
be SGring. 29gerne bar peo unoerz
Isgelie funbet, at ben enc Sunge er
n9iten fortGret % ben anben angrebet.
Sdnsen er pper Sc Iar CANNED og
fulpftenoig gisnnemtran9t at alto@
boil. Oct ier uo til, at ben gamle
Mano maa butte unber, fsrenb Retz
f%prpigbebsns arm Tan nda BAN.
spto Viee bIamst snsian,re.
Gn 15aarig pise, ipm bpr blanot
Snoianerne pau Gbepenne Hiper Sna
characterization, er - ftripes ira
Siour SAILS - beororet uoleperet til
9eftpreren for 9arnsbismmst beriteo2,
forbi bun, Der er bpio, antases Tom
Barn at bore i~tjaalet fra lit 9iem |
Mpnnna al Sitting Suas Ydnoe.
aortbornsa pae ira Ganaoa.
Gn @ognlaoning aortbornsapier
antom ben 29be Dec. til 9uron fra ct
Steb, Tom ligger 800 Mil / Ruropeit
for Quebec / Canada, pg beitemt for
Sarmers, fom agter at forbeore fine
apGsbeitanbe. Sette er iitterlig mere
6arbet % pil beore tunne tdals Slis
mattel enb bet, fom biofsres fra andre
al q orbpeititaterne. Web oenne Sors
fenbing ftal Der forslsbis gisrss en-
9rspe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04
RBsrs jcu cIieipSpeftpr.

Charles 8. Mpers, Hebattgr at
Republican" i gtuion Gitp, sr M
for llOnGpnelisn til Slies
Tor Soma. Wpers ital /
Var babe O9ret perionlis tienOt
ntS ben nDpaIgte 0upernsr % ajcrt
b bsmartet ION en- ppgtig arbetOsr
oy gartiets Saa.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04

frant Rpput / 8inton tunbe life
tfy. llopsi til ben f~orlanste auution
b. i'm ~QsslaOelis, inptil Ssislteret
aigirre bans StiGtne. Gountps
uoiteote oerfor / Susba9s en-
suttbeiaIing, % iumme aften eGer
late Nor8en itulpe ban at Sheriff
fersS til SugtbuIet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04
Horn gukntn.
Min, r.ooe wonseu, men smfom Selp.

timber Irbeibet meb at bprtfaHe
Muinsrns efter bet nsbbrGnote 9otsl
Oacotab / 9ranp Sorts fannte5
sborsous be furtuleDe Gig at ysr. %
mrs. 81. 6. Some. ipm bar tnocs
braupte. De uformslige genrsiter at
mrs. Sope laa bsiet oper Wanoen,
bpilten SmItanbishep tpber pua, at
b,,u bor label lit 2ip unber 5or'sset
ma at reppe SIR. Sops, Der bar arsbs
lima.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04
ITO al i%netbniet.

u. s. 2epnarb er blepen lsslabt fra
Statens sustbus, og bans gprgeritab
er ham sisnsiOet at 8upernsrsn.
leonarp er ben famine, icm fprisste
at blipe rig peo at beOrase ioritieaise
Counter / Stdten meo importereoe
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04
Speoe Tor Soc eeitcr.

peHtes tHpHu Nere al 1dpe flnitet lto
til SelItabet.
Speoe Tor Soc esitcr.
Spimob 100000 guIbels Son.
trdttz9peoe pil imprgen blipe ublepss
ret poa December Sontratter til Obi
cagosS petulanter, 'tripes 29be De-
cember fra DULUTH. Wdn ipnes at
f%oritaa, at bet er 2eitsrs 9pebs; ban
bar p9ret en- iprig Sjsber paa bette
Wtartso / be 10 iin'te Maaneber. VI
ben Sontrattz 9pebe, Iom bapes pua
Eager, BIZ meOsua til bisie 2eOerins
ger.
@asiasertraff paa Snoisen.
Intclt al Pasfugerer ps Stibe,
Tom er antpmne pg afgaaeoe ira Ous
lutb@S Superior Sapnen / ben forlp5nr
S9ion, bar paret iom felser: .o:t er
antommet 1864 Sfibe og 25,045
pasiaserer, mebens 1884 Stibs mcr
1856 pasidgerer bar for llo9aacnos.
Sette er en- lioen 5pregelie ooer Sras
fiten tfipr.
II pGioie SStap.
Den mGgtige Granddaughter / Wara
IbuI, opitiQet / ct Staaltaarn l2O Sob
oper Soroen, falot Sirsbag If:en nco
og foraarIogsoe et CAB paa 5000.
Gn S5tap pud antagelig % IONS
bang nsb fra geboloeren Og lesneoes,
ba 8eiret ilog ON pe 6lep milot, falot
neo ioiennem Saarnet pg iitntterilug
Stptterns, iaa at belle Stiaaoiet idnt
Iammen.
militefsmpani Tor at. Samss.
s Ct. Sames ieges oanne! 4 aoms
PAM Milits, og Der er al lo';9t I'll
9lanens bslbise 8iennemfcrelie. Bad
2iiten itaar "Opens Itauteite unge &os
rer, oa Salet er Inart fulbt. Wdnge
al gpens SprretningsmGno ltptter
oenne 9eppselis, Der er brast paesIio
at Capt. 8iQiam DENIM, Wantato,
tioliaere aaptein for apmpani 5"
2oet acknowledgement.
Boiler Wain nsobrGnot.
slourmsnen / 9ropntotpn gbeldgoes
pso Sloebranb 2borsbog aften. Sab
$4,000, @%siurance $4,000.
iripieli auss sitp.
Deb ben fprms[le Iabnins at 9ioz
necr 9aiteuriSing Cos anlag blep enz
bper Dame for9ret en- &partflafte pa
1teuriieret Melt. Der. bar mango
9eIp9enpe, iom meo tor Snteres'e be-
tra1teoe bet iinorige Maittnert.
Stub Gitp Dot" ppIummereoe /
Sreoaes be Sorbeoringer, iom Spen
bar unoergaast / 9tarets esb. Oct
blir en- Gum at benpeo $4,000. vi
npe gpqninssr napnes en- Srici gloct,
en- 25, 0OOzguIbels Glepator, ct Sps
laashus for 9pteter, bet opennepnte
"BaIterrising" anlGg og ct creamery
foruben mango minore Suis.
airmsu aia,ot I en- aparn.
q. 9. Ri6arbs, en- 5armer % Wttl
pe'tsnfor 2pls, par forleoen Dag bes
Sti9ftioet meo at male Sober, Do ban
uforpurenos fl penitre Saano nep |
Spernen, Der bositapelis talt Heb
!Sisp ga MuItlsr bort og tnuite ben
paa en- frpetelig Wados, tdd bet bleo
nsbpsnoigt itrar at amputere ben.
Men han bsbe fort efter.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04
lNtitufTntn.
r.. zone ssinsebnsNna onsiie

neutrality-suspicious. pep Sta's>
frnailet / 9tiaputer proOuesrer NJ
5000 Qino Sinoebpsiing ou9lt9. )
en- 10 simers Dag bar 6dbrtten en-
aapacitst at $4,000 9unO e5tc "Itas
Mia" Ga $4,000 guno Slid" eH
itur Mrnobe 3aamatsria!s er 'ros
tisbt. % Babritsn Oil peoli9eboiOs en-
uafbruSt 9irtiombeb; tbi mango "e'
aiainaer paa g~inOebpsiing til seoe'
rina naite aar er aGlereoe mOota9ei'
ae,sr ia til aIana.
st Selfab paa fsms'er Weno !
mptpff pil / Marts unber Hecsiis al
Q~anosbpens gorsermeiter. %. o.
gants, begipe fig til alonoiies Sulo'
felter. Snben afreiiens Sip icmmsr,
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04

oentes enonu fIere at babe iIuttet Iig
til Selitabet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04
mi,S Barn snrtcu,

spm a Gtplb / Sls Saloor'sns Oso,
bar fra Sranb Sorts bsgiOet zig til
fin @sItsr / Sops. bupr bun fcrslsots
tooer Spbplo. Senbes Sino er pper1
mQape nsotrptt, os bet er mulist, at
hun ieners MAJ inplGsges til Sessbes
Rambling pua aiplet ! Samestolpn'
cpInsmins Snteaitsn.
GasIelton fsItligfolot Sulsns Snos
tps pso S~uleuften for isrIte Sang at
hare Butter os 9uoer oplnite mse
Gleftricitet. gssipenheoen mGrtsr
liasIum ct MT afinit / gpens 5rsm=
aana, os gorgere pg Spraao gratules
rsr binanben meo Soretassnost.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04

9oauu.
y ppat %Iuetbuitt.

1n,uu.
gppat l Iuetbuitt.
frart Nopat / 8inton tunbe life
ffy. llo0ei til ben forlanste Suution
b. fin ~2ssIapelis, iuotil Ssieiteret
hnoe ofgirre bans Stietne. Gountps
FtrtsU uoiteote oerfor i Susba9s en-
[ErstbsiaIing, % iumme Iitsn s[ier
pate Wtor8en ituloe ban at Sheriff
Retail fereS til Sustbuiet.
%Hsrs ION c~Iiein,peftpr.
Charles 6. MDers, Reoatter al
Republican" / gtuion Gitp, sr M
tonNiNat for llonGpnelien til Slies
|ni9cttpr Tor Soma. Wpers Ital /
fan9s Var babe O9ret perIonlis tienot
1tS ben nDpaI9te 9upernsr % qjcrt
bsmGrtet ION en- ppgtig 4rbeIpsr
'E 9artietS Sag.
10 2sIpmpto.
) @uri9alItopn itisp 9ans NelIon
g tn &a8Ie Siennem Sisrnsn tiOiig
~HsOa9 9Sor9en; meoens ban laa till
FtH8s reo Sioen at Yin 14aarige Ssn.
san FOB fig goot, men bar siort til
STsr for uopresning, % bet rtptteoe
9aa bans Sinh.
3o9Ie Elmer iensre bsbe 6. 6.
SAa9H iammeIteos fom 5slge al en-
~''S Norfiu, ban babe tagst, tort
ll''no ban iteg al Soset fra Gbicaso.
0TaROsn til bette Selpmoro bar moi
pen, at ban bapoe tabt penge paa tire
~So9HIaontnger Juar, Tom ban iolgte
Ebitago.
Ssnaaort al @noermsrsn
Yatrttt Srupp bIep / Snsoags at
Sa't'Rer 0rots benaaoet efter at bare
"'' l'E ItdoneOet az ct Nats Suatbuss
s'o'' pan be9ap JIG ina-sit mulia
I'n' 4Oor bans Barn lisgsr for ~
w. SraoD bdpoe giort jig ItDloig /
anoe'lI9b al $1,000 fra 8apclo So,
4''' ban par GattisIorftanbsr.
siOnsi,sserpseition.
t''Fstnin9SmGno fra forfisuige
e9ns af Soma bar / bisie 9uae bulpt
4'oe Sort Dodge for at faa iitano
III expedition til &lonoite. Oct bar
Sa''i nmuIist at faa 6reie pua Jors
s.'0I'n9ernss gnteltbeoer, ba Miebet
'Ro qoIOt Tor luttebe Spre. Saa me-
!" gar bog IGttet ub, at 80 at be sils
~'V3t'noe IorpIi9teoe fig til at Dels
%s' eypeOitjOnen us inpbetalte $50
~ III ). M. Sturbuct, Der braate
;, '1 " Poa 9ane. 6rant 5. 0apis,
" y, S'n al @r. Starbuet os for Ii
:" ! NIonotte, babe 'frepet til 6cm
~ !. s.aOe' 4om til at meobringe ct Sell
IL +Ty poo ct 6sgrGniet stntal % fomme
N vi steO, bOor ban bar; be Ituloe
s g.. r'os iis ri9elis erftattst. Sun
=, ,stS' gan bar siOrt ct fabelagtigt5unr
E, .yUoler I'm Ben, bpor Stepst er, %
T''''S's ban ian naa bib.
o., s"O"u ct Sui s~ossoeem.
p ~'''i 'r Der funbet en- fortrabslia
t t.aS'' 'eo ben ms repiberebe aops
5 r ". 'or Sonia. 5 ben sumls COP.
,ss, .,'p '5ortune asasrs," "Glair.
NJ. I's % OenIIa9s 5olt tIasifces
b .om HFs9iGngers o9 ,unrs ItraFs
'oaoanns. 5or ct Par l,scr
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04
On suesla @sueraI feripunosn.

Geusral Ssnrp SapeIOcts9(adn ans
tom nDlio til Calcutta for. Tom BET Ier
up iii, at unnsrisss, bocrOiot alassrns
oper b sn0elite SHicerers eisssplcis.
beb. 7ysigbto os Rissrsb bar beretti.
aeoe sler life. San rsiite | ben anIsos
ming osiaa BELT op til 9raneIsrne,
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04
tiitr.

|arrioIti
pioUE,tI
|no |
n
|ggTlEv
|loi
|rnc utfI
| irlas1
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04
eHsuu 81 s.uIiao,b.o.,

p. ~,s[ sF Der iunbet en- fortrabelia
roncD'' oeo ben ms rspiberebe Sop.
b, sts. ''t Soipa. 5 ben samle Cops
S,s, ..sO '6ortune aeasrs," "Glairs
n. I. w. % OenIIags 5olt tlasRFces
h ~, sn SfS9lGngers % ,unre itrdfs
'" 'aaoanns. 5or ct Bar l,scr
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04
etor. N asisrns 'pinsr III spili rrisnie

Sfslss 5slssrdmmsr Iigger Der
mere eno 20 japansiti,s arissitibe /
Rarbsoer az Soto Zen. uosnfor Sds
pans SOpsoitaO, % be er iulot uorus
itsbs for Sris, rs Here al BEN npli8
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-04

Ntitit8I
hi tHtgl
ErgptfgAI
| o. ltluJ
h grukI
L bligt-ni
II, NeRft
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-08-17

the fleet was made by Sampson and
every commander had his orders as
to what he should do in case Cervera
attempted to escape. Commodore
Schley did not have to give a signal
or issue an order after the battle
commenced, hence did not direct any
vessel in the fleet but his own. Samp-
son was called away in h line of
duty, and while it may have caused
him some chagrin, it was unavoid-
able and does not detract in the least
from his deserving and ability as
commander. These facts and many
others are brought out by Mahan.
Ii Schley accomplished more than did
Capt. Clarke, of the Oregon, it was
because he was OF afaster boat; that
is all. Surprising Schley had been
killed by the first shell fired by the
Spanish, does any one think that the
battle would have ended differently
than it did? Wouldn't the next in
command have fought the Brooklyn
just as hard? The TACT is, all were so
alert and capable that there was lit
tie chance for the Spanish fleet to es-
cape disaster, and that is the way
those engaged view the whole mat
ter. AS to singing out any N COM
mander for praise, that is contrary
to naval etiquette and unjust where
all did SO well. AS Mahan says, Com
modore Schley can well wish to be
delivered from his friends in this con-
troversy. Schley has no S for
them.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-08-17

While there is no doubt but some
mistakes have bee made in the mill
fagy movements during the present
campaign-and it would be strange
ii there We're not-the Democratic
tress has taken extra pains to mag
G:fy them and abuse Secretary Alger.
knowing that they could not sue
cessfully attack President Mckinley,
they attempt to discredit his admin
istration by assailing n of his lieu
tenants. This is an old Democratic
trick. 1t was practiced during the
civil war, when everything possible
was done to discourage those in au-
thority and to give aid and comfort
to the enemy. An impartial history
OF the conduct OF the war and the OBJ
stacles to contend with in Cuba will
eNonerate Secretary Alger from much
of the blame now attributed to him.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-08-17
War at an End.

Peace has been declared and orders
calling for a cessation of hostilities
have been sent to our soldiers wher-
ever they may be. Probably not an
other life will be lost, except from
sickness, unless the message arrives
too late at Manila. Late messages
from the Philippines stated that Adj
miral Dewey was clearing his decks
for action and was only awaiting the
arrival OF the monitor Monadnock
before bombarding the city. The
monitor was expected there last
Thursday, while a dispatch boat
could not arrive much before Monday
of this week.
In any event, the war is at an end
and the demands of this country,
while not severe considering the ex-
pense it has been under, will be ac-
cepted by Spain. The chief object of
the war, the liberation of the Cubans,
has been accomplished and Spain,
under the terms of peace, will with
draw from the western hemisphere.
iStiiS Supo VIZ NC oCtoSlICu w III
United States or become an indie
pendent government may ultimately
be a matter of choice with her people.
For some time the island must be IN
der the supervision and protection of
the United States, whatever the fu-
ture government. One thing is GER
tain, it will be free from Spanish OPP
preston and brutality. Porto Rico
will become a part OF the United
States, not because this government
started out on a land-grabbing tour
or because it was imbued with the
idea of expansion but because the
island was virtually thrust upon us
by Spain's stupidity. This govern
ment is not going to give up what it
was Obliged to take. especially when
the Importance OF the island to us in
a possible future emergency is con-
sidered. The disposition of the Phil
ippines is left to the commission to
determine, outside of the demand for
Manila and Manila bay. This would
seem to be enough if some form of
government could be inaugurated in
the islands that would restore peace.
The only problem is how to do this
without wrestling them absolutely
from Spanish control.
In the brief months of actual war
our soldiers on land and sea have
covered themselves with glory. While
the brunt of the fighting has been
borne by the navy, our land forces
have fought %gallantly and shown an
eagerness for battle and a spirit and
dash when engaged that has won
worldwide praise. Thousands OF
brave boys will be disappointed in
having to march home again with
out firing a gun at the enemy, but
they will be none the less entitled to
credit because circumstances and late
were against them. They were ready
and willing to meet any demands,
and what they would have accom-.
plished can be readily anticipated,
They will be welcomed home.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-08-17
And now Missouri follows Tex;

And now Missouri follows Texas
and repudiates w. J. Bryan, SO far
az territorial expansion" goes. EX-
Gov. Stone, who would like to side
track Mr.. Bryan as a presidential
possibility, carried the state conven
favoring the expansion idea. He
would annex Porto Rico and Cuba
and hold a coaling station in the
Philippines. 1t looks as though Mr..
Bryan would have to retract or go it
alone on the Expansion" question.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-08-17

If Lieut.. Hobson's kissing episode
had taken place this week he would
have laid himself liable to court-mar-
tial for taking a smack" after peace
had been declared. However, there
is nothing to prevent him from TAX
ing a schooner if he feels inclined.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-08-17
Inantle on Fusion.

senator Lee Mantle was in Great
Falls last week and was interviewed
on the subject OF fusion by a Stand
ard reporter. The senator does not
take a roseate view of the prospects,
apparently. Among other things he
said:
There must be fusers in order to
have IA fusion. and there can hardly
be a fusion on state officers unless
fusion prevails IN the county ticket.
The man who is running for the Office
OF constable will say, Il am just as
good n silver man as Charley Hart
man or Judge Pemberton ever dared
to be, and ii fusion is good for them
81 is good for me also. Two years
ago the Silver Republicans were hard
lV organized and for the sake of sill
N@r they sacrificed themselves as far
a. offices were concerned. The polit-
ical situation has changed since that
time and this year thcy will hardly
"a 'e to fuse, unless they are recog-
ID as one of the fuscg+, md if the
1 nciple OF fusion applies to state
ces, then the principle holds true
In local affairs. Silver Republicans,
because they believe Ia a national
ii: lncial policy. will met runsent to
throw away their a. -n.. taXpay-
and their consequrlt httopar-
pate in their local .,l,srnment.
,luan makes one sacti..t ,erfully,
ilos he will not cOatirJ s action
any longer than is at..i.-,iy neces.
Sary."
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-08-17

Patriotism" calmly observes the
Nodaway MO- Banner, should be-
gin at home. Any man in this com
munity is perfectly willing to remem.
Der the Maine, but we can't get many
of III citizens to remember their
printer. War, though a terrible thing,
sometimes is necessary. We may
have to declare it yet"
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-08-17

In some of the towns i'm Porto Rico
our troops were met with cheers
from the populace, while flowers were
scattered along the line of march.
How would it do to turn such peo-
pie back a century and to Spanish
rule? 1T will never be done, call it
-'imperialism,'' Expansion" 'ag-
xrandizement'' or what you may.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-08-17
Efrplta County argus.
PUBLISHED WEEKLY BY
JOHN M. VROOMAN, Editor & Prop'r.
LEwISTOwN, MONT, Aug. IL, '9s.

The First Montana regiment will
reach Manila this week, just in time
to hear that peace has been declared.
Won't the boys kick?
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-08-17

Marriage in Spain takes place by
day or at night. according II the for
tune of the young people or their sta
ton in life. If well-to-do. the cere-
mony comes off in the early part of the
morning.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-08-17
~W
Risk. from lightning.

The risk of being struck by lightning
is five times greater in the country than
in cities, and 90 times greater at sea
than on the railway.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-08-17
Aflines of MfddIe-ared Folks.

Psychologists say that of all people
in middle life at least one-third have
one ear in some degree affected by deaf
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1898-08-17
Are You Going to the Trans-r1is.
sissippi Exposition This
Summer?

1t Is the biggest thing OF its kind
this country has seen since the Worlds
Fair. The buildings, though not SO
large, n quite as beautiful, and the
exhibits will be as omprehensive and
as we'll worth seeing.
Every western man and woman
should take advantage of the low
rates offered by the Burlington.
Round trip, thirty-day limit, Billings
to Omaha and return, S44. Tickets
good until Nov. Is, S52.S0.
For further information or descrip-
tiveliterature of exposition and build
ings call on or address
III. Il. SEGCR, Gen. Agt.,
Billings, Mont.
Evening bulletin., 1898-11-22
Stnr. CLAUDINE,
CAMERON, Commander,


Will leave Honolulu Tuesday at 6P.M.,
touching at Kahului, Hama, Hamoa and
Kipahulu, Maui. returning arrives AT
Honolulu Sunday mornings.
Will call at Nuu, Kaupo, on second trim
OF each month.
"No Freight will be received after
Ar. NJ. on day Of sailing.
This C,mpany reserves the right to
make changes in the time of departure and
arrival of its steamers without notice and
it will not be responsible for any conse.
quences arising therefrom.
Consignees must be at the Landings to
receive their Freight; this Company will
not hold itself responsible for freight after
il has been landed.
Live Stock only at owners risk.
This Company will not be responsible
for Money or Valuables of passengers
unless placed in the care of Pursers.
Packages containing personal effects,
whether shipped as baggage or freight,
II the contents thereof exceed 500. 90 in
value, must have the value thereof
plainly stated and marked, and the
Company will not hold itself liable for
any loss or damage in excess OF this
sum except the goods be shipped under
special contract.
All employees OF the Company are
forbidden to receive freight without de-
livering shipping receipt therefor in
the form prescribed by the Company
and which may be seen by shippers
upon application to the pursers OF the
Company's Steamers.
Shippers are notified that IL freight is
shipped without such receipt, 1t will be
solely at the risk Of the shipper.
Passengers are requested to purchase
tickets before embarking. Those failing to
do 30 will be subject to an additional
charge of twenty-five per cent.
Evening bulletin., 1898-11-22
ITEMS FROM HARBOR FRONT

Australia from San Francisco
tomorrow morning.
The schooner Luka came in
from Hamakua last night.
The Helene sails on her regu-
lar route tomorrow morning.
The Andrew Welch hauled
over to the fish market wharf this
forenoon.
The British bark Aigburth has
finished discharging and is await
ing orders.
II. r. Smythe, head luna at XII
laues plantation, returned to his
home in the Waialeale yesterday
afternoon.
The Keaubou came in from
Kolos this morning with no cargo
whatever. She sails for Labaina
this afternoon.
Captain Godfrey, president of
the Inter-lsland Co. and wife,
will be back in the Australia to-
morrow morning.
The fast schooner Mokulele re-
turns to Hllo and Papaikou with
full cargo of general merchan-
disc this afternoon.
The American brigantine w. G..
Irwin, Williams master, arrived
in port this morning, 123 days
from San Francisco with cargo
of 600 tons of general merchan-
disc consigned to w. G. Irwin
& Co.