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Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
TsmtcnSs @inntiota 4esement.

Minneiota mao iiuffe ct MT Gegis
msnt. Oct blir talot bet 15oe % ital
itad unoer &ommanoo al SberIt
Sbanorep. 8upsrnsr Glouab bar
faast tiIitrGttelig llnbsrretning iro
DaIbington. Dog er bet life bans
2l9t at uoitsbe nogst Spraab, fersno
be tire Rsgimenter, Tom sr uiIenote,
bliper retruterebe til i'm fuloe Stprte,
% bertil bill mebeaa nogsn Nib. Set
bar ogiaa en- Del at Snitrutticnerns
for at fplbs bet munglenoe / be ire RE
aimsntsr, at tngen npe &ompnnier
Itulbe mobta9es, fsrenb be samie Res
aimsntsr bar fulbt fupplsrsbe. Nflns
neIotd Ipareoe paa bet fprfte SprGd6
meo 300 Muuo; for at fplbe be tie
Reoimenter til Mdrimum sr Der bpers
bet ca. 900 flsre. ultida meo ct runrt
Sal 1000. Oct 15oe Regiment bill
bore berettiget til 1,272 Utdno, fptls
let brin9er 2lntallet ira oenne Stat or
til $500.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
grano | Scloit.

sirsbaa Mor9en itrur efter Wionct
opIioo Der Slb / glpbgetts Miaina
Cos Mslmsle / gsloit. Msllsn ncos
branote til Grunoen. Den bar Ell al
be iterfe / ipbligs WisconIir % baOoe
en- aapacitet at zoo 5prber / Iimen.
2a6ct pil blipe ca. $4,000. Gn
9runomano, Sam MoIes. Tom liot
tilTtuoe unper en- neofa.csnre Wfur %
maatte bringe5 hjem.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
era dnore Sdnoe.
Roitbrrp iommrr mart openpaa isirn.

Suoen ben nuo9rsnoe parlomsntds
rife SssIlou er tilenoe. pil Soro
Rpisberp iunoipnligpis after bIioe IS
rer for bet liberdle pdrti | England.
Sir DiIidm gernon Sarcourt, ION
nu itanr / Spioisn for BET, tilfreoss
filler lille Bartiets Wsblsmmer, liar
lite be rige. Stient ban neoitammtr
ira Suiet plantasenst, Iom itpreos
England fra 1854 til 1885 % dI8uo
Iadoanne martsreoe Wtm9no iom
Ridarb 2sOebierts. Sobn ucsn Gano,
ben forte Yrins," 2inierrs 2dncaiter
og gort, 'lsre Ssnrit'er, Gondro'cr og
Rihdrb'er, Tom sr bsiungns az Spdtes
fpeurs, belosr ban bog Ill 'ocidliIttIt
qnituelier Os aisr 9urtiets penges
mRno uoiaies iii at poe be nsopenotge
giorag. Sdn bar oesuoen en- ipdg
9elIs.
Grftbiifoptn al Nauila bar Srptt.
"8utbplitsr!" flyer Gritbilopeu al
Wonila / ct 9prbsbrsb, "indrt bill bette
Gdno opleoe, at Der ittQes en- uopers
Itigslig Strante mellem cher o. soers
!Serrer. s bill life iad noeen Repro
ientdtipn cIer tunns beltage | 8pers
nes Stprelie. ) bill blibe bette / for
'tje1ige Stdter, nsbtrp,te og giorte til
en- af be ldpeite 9aiier, itiaeoe pod ligc
Sob meo be uIlsIts 4rbsibsrs % for
panblsoe til Suffer sller rstters til Guita
bpr og Maitinsr. 8 oil fud en- 6aanps
fulO Ris til Ssoe, for at s lite ital
bs og 4rbeiosbsrren iaulebss gda gIir
al Srugtsn AZ eoers 4rbeioe.
"Mten bet er life alt. Oct p9rits er,
at sb.rs airtsr bill blipe sbeldgte sler
ombannebe til protsftdutiIts 9dpeller
boor Der life er nogst Nltsr. 8, bel
er bdurot! Cub, Somiru Wariu of
aft bill forIpinoe. SorIet bill lille mere
prpbe eoers Grupplaois, aruiiftse
bill fiernes fra eoers Stolsr. pg ) Ri
life lrngsre faa ie ebers iauoe prsiter
fom giorbe eosr til triitne Deo 9Gu.
ben!
"Spanisrs! mobItaa 4msriiunern,
at al eoers Wagt. Drug ale Wio.
ler!"
st inbirstte Spar poa bette sr gips
al 9be presbpterian goaro al 5orsigr
Wisiions. Ser bebsr bet: "8t b..
life opsrie ben aienbsg i.rning, at Gu
bar gipet 5ilippinsrns | be amsritanit
~triitnes !SGnoer og f~aaleoes aabnet si
bib 0sr til beres gefpltning. 8Or
Slugitibes aanoner bar msb i'm meg
tise Rsii opforbrst os til at TONNE o.
tage 2anbet | geitooelis."
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
Slooet life %forgiftet
smerteiis Griarine al en- Wano I
WulaSfi. loma

"3es baoes ct ioriGroeligt rinoeuoe z aar
pan en- al mine 9eunrer. % Seuiintfsr Tom no.
Sst GEM iuulmsoe op I'll R2iteu set eobbelte
al natnriis SterreIie. % SpsoOmmeu areb
iaG ON lig. at Ieg par ugoiaget I'll at baue
nit Seu lat al oper suGet. Seo al taae
Soco's S%ariGpGrila Hap ies fri for Slpsior.
siitHius % oeme g9eeiGia rsHieee nit Slce.
sap mig en- COB appetit % ~iiprteoe init Sp.
item belt no. Seq isler. at nit Sin bleu
%irelit." u. ". &onA, @ulafti. Spra.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
Tottur sppr til Tanlftou.

Or. 30. g.. SO9e u%bn9pntss Sirsz
bag til Meolem al "9ouro Of PerIton
Gramining Surgeons" / 6aultton.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
0rirrt Oh auliuarn.

Rat til 2srbug bapbs Ri after Rssn
% Storm Der / G9nen, ftrioes fra Gar
Der. Sesp9rre bIep &ornet til en- pis
Grab iIaast nsb. Spis Regn os parmt
@sir encnu 'tal beoblipe en- Sib, pil
Speosn muuite tuge bstpoeIig Staoe
bsraf. 9du mango Steber ices Spepeu
at raaone at ira St9nglsn NOR Sorz
ben. MinneIotafoptn uGrmsr fig
Ssipanbsm9rtet Tom 5slge al meset
Rssn cg Misiisiippiflooens Stigning.
Der ubtales 9gngitelie for, at ben bill
gaa oper fine Sreooer, %pperipemme
9ulen og 2aolanoet og soel9sge Ips
lingen Der.
Deb Sialp at BEN iener. Sios Regn,
ftrtpss fra @ernon Center, 1tposr &ors
net en- ui9bpanlis frobig @Grt her /
Ggnen. Men bpi5 Der life inart blir
en- Stans msb Hssnet, bill bet blipe ct
taroelist llbbptte alisepel. Strauet
fan lGsss fig og arene life blipe fplOt.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
Sorlfieuiet.

Walter, Winn., neobrGnote 3trsodg
Wtorgen. Suiet bar oourlis asiureret.
Oct bstoiples i,te, at Sloebranben CT
2aHoitrpgerss Bert.
Bart Sin / lltub, belig9enoe 80
WiiI fra Salt 2ate, bar pGret bismIs9t
uf en- bsiit ruinereuoe Slotbrono, iom
gioroe Staoe for ca. 100000.
Spen bupoe 5000 S~nobp9gsrs.
3 @ais, &ds., par Der tiolig
Manbua Rorgen en- Sloebruno, iom
lagbe 8pgninger pa 8urslusre for
$4,000 / afs. Stoen OpitoO / Bale
meniet unbsr Sperabu'et. s osnne
8p0nino bar Der TO 4potbeter og Here
andre 1orretninger.
- SberIt Biaium s. 9rpun o9
bans fulbe Stab bar Ssnbag aften |
1T aoarter / Sort Omaha. bpor 3oie
Reoimsnt at RsbraTtas Trooper ben
isl0snos Dag Ttuloe begDnbe at mobis
liIeres. Wr. grpan tror, at bans
6plt inben en- llges 5orls6 bill beinoe
Iig pdo gsien til Spoer.
Del meoaipes MI fra ale Solo,
Fripss fra SOugbtOn / Wi4tgdn, at
@uperner Bingree mau tunne gisrs
fittsr Rsening buabe puu 8jennpmtnas
ticn % @ienpdlg. Spis !Sougbton,
Warduette % ilsre andre tort befols
tebe Counter / 12te 9iitritt bdpbe
noaen llb'iet til, at nogen aamp imoo
@%uoernsren tunoe tuite ham, btloe be
ienbe 0slsgdtioner for 6pilten'ombel't
anoen Sonoiodt.
- Sluppen "Senorita," iom ieilebe
ira Seattle / Sdnilar meo Suneau iom
9eitemmeliesItsb. sr blepen opgipet
Icm tabt. gf Naonene pdd be ipo
Wano omboro tienbes fun 10: Sbomos
aarmer fra Wilpuutee og 5rant Wcs
Gain fra 8lsnbips, Mont. Stonnersn
"6itp Of Sittu," Iom aHeilsoe ira
Sitta for to Maaneosr Iiben til Sort
0runqel, npau pg'au aniees icm for'
lift. Der bapoe fun tire Widno meo zig,
"Gtruria" ufgit ira ReD Yorl
ben lite sunni % ANTON til Queens
topn Sreoda ben 17Oe ST. II Iftsn.
Tumbrid" dIgit fra 2iOerpool ben 11te
SUM- CO inbtraf til Rep Yorf Ssroae
BEN 1Sbe 81. 6 bitten @mertcdr
2iniens "Gbeftsr" bill ufgad ira Rsfr
gorf 2erbug ben 25oe Sum-, og ium'
me Dag ai9aar "pennlano" fra pbt'
labelpbia; Norgespu5iugersr meb cisit
to Sfibe ian nda lit 8eItsmmeliesitet
ben 9bs Sult. 0umperen "Dols'
Lamb" afgit fra GiOerpool Snsodg Der
22bs SUM- og Oentss til pbilaoelpbid
2erbdg ZEN 2bsn Suli. - Dominion
2iniens "2obrabor," fom ufgit fra
2iperpool ben ODE SUM, antcm til
Montreal Gprbag ben Isle bs. Cant
me 2inies "9aneouper" forloo Gioer'
poof strrsbag ben 16oe Suni og ben:
tes til Gonaba omtring ben 25oe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24

be gronotomt og | 4iteboben %fanotes
Sepninserne at 0attsrens 2ip. s
R9rbeosn fanbtes en- aabsn Barber
tnip. % flere Ting tpbsr paa, at Yis
gen ferit par blepen or9bt oe Sulet
iioen ituttet ibranb. Oct bar ogida
betienot, at Nr. Sbelopn bopos mango
Penge / fit 9us. 20 psbblsre ftal
bare arreiterst pda 0iistanie.
arreherrt paa Iistanie.
pepin, lobe SUM-. 80 MGnb er
arreitersbe paa Mistante / 5orbinoel'e
mso Morost paa Miis Sbeloon. Gn
at WGnoene er en- 9rooer at ben
Wanb, Tom arreitereoes Der iguar.
Den anosn er en- thrift psboler. 0a
ban blep p%aatruFfet Ter Wlil fra Wais
ben Roct, 9iorbe ban traftig Mcoitanb.
Gfter at bare dnbplbt taIteoe en- al
WGnbene fra iig en- troget &nio al ct
IGreoet ubenlonoIt 6a6riiut. li9eiaa
en- Yatte. SniUen er funben og er /
Gberiffens 9eiiobelie. putten Der
impo tunoe life fiubes.
@sre 5obat cub paa manae aar.
Wilton, 1Sbe SUM. Gil 3pbatsaps
lingen for '98 plante5 Der MI al ale
SrGfter; ia, tire 6ieroeoele at bet bers
iii beitemte Nreal er dllereoe lat No.
Winitiner benpttes meget bertil. Sils
itonoen bar beg p9ret u'Goparlig gun
itig for qldntning meo Sauno. Greas
let idar pil bIioe minoit en- 5jeroeoel
itgrrs enb ifjor. Sobatsdolernes 3dl
er iaar fprsget meo mango, iom lite
tioligsre Far lagt fig efter aOIing al
Spbat. Der FAR peret mere Gip pad
bet berpQrenoe Marteo / ben Ienere
Sib. Gn betboeli9 Del '97zSobat er
al S%obotsaOlerne iolgt for Z til 8
Gents ior "9Brdpper2" % climbers"
Giteripsrgielen / gammel 9cbut bar
pGrst iprig. st 9biluoelpbia 5irma
bar IaAlebes tisbt 5000 9usIer '93,
'94, '95 ~ '96' met hrs Hce iStnuoba
ton og gainss / Sdnssuile. Priierns
pdd BisconiinsS er forblebrs
fate / Rer gort. gGanfi be iinitc
9ages Sulg er Der 300 Sdsisr SO ra
"a for 104 og 10g Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-24
Hoods s psT;fi,

gneri,as i,srite y eoicin. 81; Ter ior IS.
5ilacet;nnaiG S.Spoo $50. 9ppsl. Mus.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-28
A DISTINGUIHED VISITOR
Gov. schofeld, of Wisconsin, Visit.
 or Today.

Gov. Edward Schofeld, Governor of the State of Wisconsin, was a dls- tinguished visitor to the city today and spent several hours at the Hotel Trulock. Gov. Schofeld came to the city from Hot Springs, where he has been spending several weeks. He was accompanied by abd was the guest of Capt. ". H. Micthell, President of the Little Bay Lum Der Go. Capt. Mitchell has also been visiting in Hot Springs and met Gov. Schofeld at that place. Gov. Schofeld is largely interested in lumber and accepted Capt. Mitch ell's invitation to visit the latters mill at Little Bay. Capt. Mitchell and the Governor went down to Little Bay this afternoon, and after inspecting the mill, Gov. Seho6eld will leave tonight over the Cotton Belt for his home at Madison, Wis.
 While in the city Wisconsin's Governor was met by GRAPHIC re. porter, to whom the Governor ex- pressed his surprise at the magnl- tude and apparent prosperity of Pine Bluff, and was quite lavish in his compliments of our city and State.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-28
LAKESIDE WEDDING
Couple of Mature Years Decide That
 Marriage is Not a Failure.

As predicted in the Sunday issue Of the Daily GRAPHIC, the active little Cupid has again been indulging in his pastime of piercing hearts with his mischieyous little arrows.
 The victims this time were Mir. Will liam T. French and Mrs. Sarah $. Smith. They were united in mar riage at , o'clock Sunday afternoon at the residence of Mr. Perry, on Lakeside, Rev. J R. Cason officiat- ing. This couple is quite sure that marriage is not a failure, as each has had that experience, and at the ma ture ages of Fl and 50 they have de- cided to join hands and hearts and share each others responsibilities and joys together for the balance of their years on this earth.
 The GRAPHIC congratulates them and wishes that the years remaining to them may be full of joy and hap piness.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-28
PROF. HlNEMON,
Ned to Take Charge Of a Westerp Chataqua.

Prof. J. H. uinemon, superintend- ent of the Pine Fluff Public Schools, has been invited te take charge of department of the Western
 Chataqua and Suul ner School
 Methods at Bolder, Col, dur ing the coming summer, Prof. Hinemon has the matter undee ad- visement. This is great compli- ment to Prof. ainemon as well as to our local schools, and shows that the Pine Bluff tendent is ap- preciated abroad as we'll as at home.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-28
HANG THURSDAY
Fluke Flemming's Lawyers to Ap-
 peal the Case.

General H. King White has been retained for the defense Tn the case of the State vs. Fluke Flemming He is preparing a bill of exceptions to file and will ask an appeal to the Supreme Court. AS he will hardly have time to get the appeal perfect ed by the 31st, the day of execution, it is quite likely that the Governor will grant respite for 30 days. If the appeal is granted it will take consider able more time for the case to go through the Supreme Court.
 Fluke Flemming's time has not yet come.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-28
MlNTER,s STORE.

We call the attention of our read CTS to the new advertisement for Mir. Winters new store at No. 204 Main street. Mir Minter has a very neat and pretty establishment and has a carefully selected stock which he is offering at exceptional values. Read his list of prices in this issue, and when you come down to the open ings, drop in at No. 204 Main street (next to Kastor & BluthenthaD and see hls pretty new stock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-28
SAYINGS OF THOMAS JEFFERSON.


 Taste cannot be controlled by law. A respectable minority is useful as censors
 The most successful war seldom pays for its losses.
 No national crime passes unpunish- ed in the long lur.
 The press, confined to truth, needs no other restraint.
 The boisterous sea of liberty is never without t wave.
 Honesty is the first chapter in the book of wisdom.
 Peace and friendship with all map kind is our wisest policy.
 Interior government is what each State should keep to itself.
 The whole art of good government consists in the art of being honest. Free government is founded in jealousy and not in confidence. Where the press is free and every man able to read, ail is safe. No government can continue good but under the control of the people. It is necessary to giveas well as to take, in government like ours. Banking establishments are more dangerous than standing armies. I think all the world would gain by setting commerce at perfect liber- ty.
 The execution oi the laws is more important than the making of them. Great cities are presidential to the morals, the health and the liberties of man.
 It is the manners and spirit of the people which preserve republic in vigor.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-28
KAUFMAN BAZAAR.
That Popular Store Scene of Love Illness During the Spring
 Opening.

A GRAPHIC reporter visited the Spring opening at the Kaufman Ba- gar Co.'S. store this morning to study the spring fashions and see what was the latest novelty in the nillln- cry line. He was bewildered by the profusion of lovely goods that met his gaze, all coors and shades of them, and so artistically arranged,
 The decorations were in charge of MT. Geo. Kaufman, who has proven himself a master hand at the art. While the dress goods department was exceedingly attractive and the reporter saw many new ideas that delighted him, it was when he reach ed the millinery parlors that he full ly realized the beautiful in art. The new spring hats, worlds of then, re- minded him of a hanging garden. All the ladies visiting the parlors are enraptured with the beautiful spring hats. All the visitors are shown most courteous attention by Miss Lesa Muellar, the excellent milliner in charge.
 The Kaufman Bazaar O. gives it's many friends and patrons a recep- tion at the store tonight, lasting from 7:30 to 9 o'clock. The store has been crowded all day and the reporter can assure all ladies at tending the reception tonight that they will be more than pleased with the visit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-28
aIN BACKS DOWN.
Is the Mediation Of the |ted States ill the In terest of Peace.

blsaroN, D. O., March 28 Y ! was looked for in the Cuban to-day. It was known that
 illustration would insist on
 Gubans. It was thought |aln would resist this as in-
 6on. A cable received from |rd said that Spain has ae- NcKinley's terms.
 E thought to mean that Spain Er no objection to the media the United States between
 |nd the insurgents in the in-
 lf peace.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-28
MUSICAL AND DANCE
The Program to be Given at the Y.
 M. H. A. Tuesday Night.

The dance at the Y. M. H. NJ. Tues day night will be preceded by the following musical program:
 Opening address-Geo. B. Moore. Song-Miss Brunett Altschul. Essay-Miss Edna Eibott.
 Song-Will Benton.
 Recitation-Miss Clara Bloom. Solo-Miss Vlckie Harrell.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-28
POLICE COURT.

aith was given a fine of $5.00 Drning by Judge Brown for Eng the peace. ! Warner was fined $500 for
 Be otfense.
 ! Brown was fined s5.OO for
 ing the peace.
 ! Pluming, H. Watson and |enry Williams were all fined hrbing the peace.
 Bond appeared before the a charge of carrying a pis-
 IS case was continued. Pittman was fined $5 % for Ing the peace.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-28
|IRT'S REPORT
I,r A MINE WAS Ex- h uNDER THE MAINE.
|..t of the Report of the
 |,t Inquiry Into the Dis s.tsr to the Maine,

|yoroS, March 28.-The off. krt of the Board of Inquiry l explosion of Battleship \ the night of February 10 l to Congress today. The
 Investigators find that a E exploded under the Maine; E explosions occurred the
 ier the ship and tbe other
 k magazines; the court does
 |fe responsibility for the ex-
 |out says that the discipline Lpt. sigsbee was excellent,
 l t was due to no fault of
 board. |eport is short and sucoinct sains only 1900 words.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-28
CRATlTupE.

Gratitude is another name for justice, for if there is anything un- just, disloyal and unfair, itis ingrati- tude. And yet it is deplorable facr to consider that ingratitude is very common. It prevails among the ig- norant and the educated; mental culture, in itself, is not sufficient to debar it. The heart must be spirit ually beautified. so to speak. in love, charity and obedience before the fragrant flower of gratitude can per meate our lives with it's sweetness. We cannot truly love anyoLe unless we are full of gratitude for that per- son who begets that love. Neither can we enjoy or appreciate true friendship unless we are capable Of gracefully reciprocating those noble personal qualities which constitute true friendship. In fact, gratitude is one of the divine clements of human nature that cannot be extolled to highly. Free Press.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-28

Mfr. Marcus Sonnenschein has gone to Hot Springs to spend several days there for the benefit of his health.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-28
VERIFIED AN EXPLOSION.

". Merriam, who runs a |t 798 Pennsylvania street, Ry discovered that the dry apartment of his store was
 The fire was under a keg Ter, and Mir. Merriam thinks i fincendiary origin. The re- le party has not been dis
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-28

MAJ. C. R. BRECKENRIDGE TO LEAVE
 Maj. Clifton R. Breckinridge leaves tomorrow (Tuesday) for New York to join his family. After visiting relatives in New York, Kentucky and other points in the East, Maj. Breckinridge and family will return to Pine Bluff.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-28

pVs THE DANGER LINE. blowing bulleting is posted postofiiee today: Pnsas river win reach stage
 half foot above the danger
 Little Rock by Wednesday
 B"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-28

" Roberts will be- engaged {. eman on the Cotton Belt be- me Bluff and Tex8 rkana for week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-28

When the speaker touched upon ,be battle of Gettysburg he entirely
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-28

itl UT many years. She kept on asa aga,i eie medicine until she was con-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-03-28

.-,-.-se-y s., ,7s..s f5ss' s'7 r. s1'N city. Both phones. Market. 504
Mower County transcript., 1898-03-16
Denver Short Line of the Milwau
kee Road.

Information comes from Denver that
the Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul rail-
road is making arrangements for the
construction Of seventy-mile stretch
of'track that will connect Denver with
Austin, Minneapolis, St. Paul and the
northwest central states by line
over 100 miles shorter than the short
est road at present operated between
Denver and the Twin Cities.
The information consists of a
statement to the effect that the Chi
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul has made
a survey Of grade between Manila
and Fort Dodge, Iowa, that the sur
vey hasobeen accepted by the operat-
ing department. of the road and that
arrangements are now being made to
start gangs Of men at work on the
grade within very short time. The
management Of the road has long con-
templated the construction Of this
link Of roadbed, which would connect
two important branches of the sys-
TEN, but it was only recently that
things ,began to take definite form
and that 'the operating department
Of the road began to take a signif-
cantly active interest in the survey of
the grade. It is learned that the
construction work has been ordered
and that as soon as it is found to be
convenient the necessary men and
teams will be put on the grade.
TheI Milwaukee road unloaded at
Fairbault last week fifty-six car loads
of steel rails which are being distri.
buted along the line, prior to relaying
the rem mainder of the Iowa & Mime.
sofa division with the steel rails.
This division is being put in the best
Of condition and in few months we
are to have service through Austin,
unsurpassed on any other division OF
road.
Mower County transcript., 1898-03-16
Cheap Rates,

ITO Portland, Oregon; Seattle, Wash.
ington; Tacoma, Washington; Vic.
toria, British Columbia; Vancouver,
British Columbia: Spokane, Washing.
ton; Butte, Montana; Hell ena, Mon
tana and intermediate points. From
Austin to above points the Chicago
Milwaukee and st. Paul Railway
will sell first class tickets at $27 .95 and
second class or tourist tickets at $22. .95,
also cheap rates from Missouri River
Gateway's. Call on or address, for
cheapest rates to all points.
CHAs. W. SNERE, Agent.
Mower County transcript., 1898-03-16
Children'S Suits.

This line, as all other departments
in our store, is complete, so if you
are looking for dress, school or
everyday Suit for the little fellows,
call at our store.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-28
i! u! ssss'l1nIi'i's WHlRL
Many Interesting Happenings and Pleasant
Visits The Rule OF the Season.

Communications for this column should be
wf4tten OIL one side Of tho paper only and ad.
dressed sour Card Basket" REPUBLICAN
Office
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1898-01-28
Three New City Charters.

Itis reported On the street that there
arc no less than threo proposed now city
charters in tho hands Of cor ain men in
Dover who hoEe to have their particular
charter acted upon by tho Legislature.
Some Of them nro very radical in their
makeup and mean the abolishingof every
commi, sion, the ruilronding Of every Re-
publican official out Of office, which
means that no more Republicans shall
hold oilico in tho city in the next twenty
years, if tho Democrats arc successful In
remaining in cont oil Of Tho Legislature.
1t would 10 well to have tile merits Of
these proposed bills published so that the
citizens In the city OF Wilmington could
pe'uso them and see what the obj ,ctional
features are that are to be foisaod upon
thom In the shape Of new city charter.
The new city charter will name tho men
who are to hold the positions In the city
government md 1t Will benefit few poll.
tlciuns beyond thor fontlest dreams, il 10
Is succo6sful in getting the sanctum of
the members of tho Legislature. The pas.
sage Of u new charter will be urged which
will remove the present Mayor, city Treas.
urcr and take the appointing Of tho suc-
cessors to the present Board Of Health ous 4
OF Mayor Mclear's hands Tho abolish. .
ing Of tho Watsr Commission, which Is \
now composed Of two Repubio,.,is and
ono Democrat. Tho Democrats in the
other commissions it is said will b. taken
care Of Ia tho proposed now city charter.