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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-15

Arrangements were made yesterday
at a meeting held in the mayors office
for receiving the members of the Third
regiment now en- route to st. Paul and
a farewell send-off to the Fifteenth
regiment, which leaves this afternoon
for Fort Meade.
The Third regiment, or rather $50
members of this command, will arrive
in st. Paul some time near midnight
tonight.
The Fifteenth regiment will leave st.
Paul during the afternoon on three
roads and 1t is the intention of the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-15
NO VITAL ISSUE
DIVIDES THE PARTY
NATIONS FINANCIAL POLICY DOES
NOT DEPEND UPON THE MIN
NESOTA RESULT
NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC
LEADERS AT CHICAGO

The Resignation of Mr.. Bynum, the
chairman of the Executive Com
mfttee, rendered and Accepted
Charges of Bad Faith Made-A
Committee Named to Frame an
Address to the People.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-15

Many Difficulties Encountered In
Getting Troops and Supplies to
the Front-GaIIRntry of the
Force That Achieved the First
Victory at La Guisima-Fierce
Fighting at Ell Caney.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-15

Continued ON Fifth Page,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-09-15

Continued ON Fifth Page.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31

OF the moving spirits in control of the
| Union Pacific.
with both systems In the hands of
Burt. there is no telling where the ON
are floating about. even To the extent
/ OF branding Dickinson and Clark as
doomed men. and then on down the
line"
Circulars have been issued announce
ing a number of changes I'm the Union
Pacific to take effect tomorrow. On the
Kansas division and on the Colorado
division the general superintendents are
60 be cut down to superintendent. This
reduces ]. o. Brinkerhof of the Kansas
division and w. A. Deuel. of the Colo
RADIO division.
Larry Malloy. for 10 years superin-
tendent of the Wyoming division. will
be succeeded by +. c. Harris. formerly
a division superintendent of the Elk
horn railroad. stationed at Chadron,
Neb. Harry 4. Flavin. assistant super
intendent of the Nebraska division at
Omaha. Is to be transferred to Denver.
His place will be taken by +. r. Grif-
I'm. A. T. Palmer will become assistant
superintendent OF the First and Second
districts Of the Kansas division. and ID.
G. Bevard will become assistant SUPER
of the Third n Fourth dis
tTlC1S OF the hausdS ulNleipn, anu VI
the Union Pacific. Lincoln & Colorado
branch.
The Omaha Bee says plans are under
consideration for the consolidation OF
the wyoming and the Colorado divisions
of the road. II Is the opinion OF the
new regime that the two divisions can
be operated together at a great saving
OF money. In the accounting DEPART
ment arrangements have already been
made to keep the accounts OF the two
divisions together. Formerly the ac-
counting books and stationery of the
two divisions were printed separately.
The new order provides for printing the
accounting stationery Of both divisions
together. This will give color to the re-
cen reports that the Overland route Is
seriously considering h feasibility and
economy Of abolishing the present route
over sherman hill. and making its main
line the one from Julesburg to La Sale
and Denver. and hence by a line to be
built northwest to Rawlins.
The following table showing the
roads in the Joint Traffic association.
their mileage. capitalization and presi-
dents, IL interesting in view OF the su-
preme court decision against the pool:
Capital.
Mileage. zation.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31
NE MADE MONEY
But the Small Boys Made Life MisersbIs
for Him.

But the Small Boys Made Life Miserable
A lot OF small boys Of VAUDEVILLE
enjoyed themselves yesterday AT the
expense OF an itinerant musician The
man was walking down DAILY street
with his guitar swung across his back.
and a band OF % youngsters made life
miserable for him. one little fellow
lodged In front Of the man and COM
manded him to halt n play a tune
fer US fellers." The musician smiled
and continued to walk along.
HI there. mister. there's a catgut on
your back" shouted a ~youngster In the
rear.
The man righted about face and look
ed daggers at the small army OF kids.
The youngster who asked the man to
play a tune was now In the rear OF the
musician. and the guitar offered a
temptation that the lad couldn't resist.
so ne scraped the strings with his nm
gers and made music for himself. This
caused TIE man to turn around again.
and now The guitar vas at the disposal
or the band OF youngsters. inc they
didn't do a thing but play the Wash
ington Post" "Boccacio' and a few
other popular airs to the a~ccompani-
ment OF a volley of invective from the
irate musician. The boys swarmed
around the confused man and COM
pietely overcame him. They continued
10 play music" first on the full COM
plement of strings and finally on the
Ion q string. That furnished music
too dull to their liking. so they ripped
on the last string and went at the
guitar with sticks and had fun with
what they termed a snare drum. When
they tired of this amusement. they re-
tired to a convenient woodshed. while
the musician sat on the street corner
and strung up his guitar. Once in tune.
the boys reappeared and demanded
that the man play a tune-a Jig or
n old thing. He complied this time
by giving them a clog. one Of the
boys stepped to the center of the walk
and danced a Jig and drew a large
crowd of spectators. Another stepped
off a few bars and when they had all
danced the musician passed his hat
among .he crowd and collected 81. 10.
He pocketed the silver with a smile
and said: Come on. boys. let's go to
another corner. You're the richest
thing I've run up against in all my
travels In Montana. Come on"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31

A touching scene was witnessed in a
down town resort a few days ago A
careworn individual dragged himself
laboriously into the place n threw
himself weariiy into a seat. He was
the picture of detection personified.
His hair, which was of many months
growth. hung down on his shoulders in
tangled locks. showing here and there
a streak Of grey. His face was scanned
with the wrinkles of care and in the
steel gray eyes. which,. though they
still flashed with a determination indi-
eating an indomitable will. there was a
look of sadness and tender yearning.
His appearance was calculated to at
tract attention. even in a crowd, and
the f~requenters, taking notice, gath
cred around to listen to his story. for
they knew there was one coming. They
were not mistaken. for when he had
rested a few moments. he began. His
story was shor: and soon old The
reaso for his detected appearance, he
said. was that he had been prospect
ing in the hills all summer and for
months he had not visited a settlement.
until he could stand IL no longer. and
he had now finished a tramp of more
than 100 miles to get a drink Of Cen
tennial Brewery beer. 49, !
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31
TO HIS LONG REST.
The Funeral of Thomas s. Williams Was
Largely Attended.

The funeral of Thomas $. Williams,
who died during the past week from the
effects of injuries sustained by being
run over by the hoo n ladder truck
OF the fire department on the goth of
September. was held yesterday from
the family residence. No. 4 Wing ave-
nue.. Meaderville, under the auspices of
the Meaderville lodge of the A. o. u.
w, of which the deceased was a MEM
Der. At 2 O'Clock the remains were es-
corted to the NJ. T.. church, where the
ervices were held. Rev. John Hosking
preached the funeral sermon. The A.
q. u. w. burial rites were performed at
the rave. Burial was at Noun Nor
iah cemetery.
Williams death was the result OF a
most unfortunate accident. He derived
a living by peddling tea about the city
with a horse and wagon On the date
of the accident he was driving up
Wyoming street and reached the cor
ner of Granite just as the hook and
ladder cam came down the street on
an exercise run. For some reason he
failed to get out of the way and was
run into and upset. He was taken
home with a dislocated hip, complica-
tions set in and he did not recover
The deceased was an old resident of
Butte and was quite well known. He
leaves a wife and o children.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31
RAILROAD CIRCLES
Frank \. Ward Slated - the Sue
coooor of Russell Harding.
A MONTANA CENTRAL MAN


1t In stated on pretty good authority
that Frank f Ward. superintendent Of
the Montana Central. is slated as the
successor Of Russell Harding. general
superintendent Of the Great Northern.
MI. Harding has been elected vice presi-
dent Of the St Louis & Southwestern.
formerly the St Louis. Arkansas &
Texas road. Mr.. Ward was formerly
private secretary to President J. J. Hin
and has been superintendent of the
Montana Central but n comparatively
short time. 1t is also stated hat Cor
nelius Shields. vice president and gen.
eral manager OF the Spokane Falls &
Northern. viii be assistant superintend-
ent. Mr.. Shields was formerly in
charge OF h Great Northern's Western
affairs.
Il is denied that Francis Il. Clarke.
general traffic of the Great
Northern. will become traffic manager
OF the Lake Shore. but II is announced
hat J. N. Hill. SOM of J. J. Hill. will be
appointed successor to General Mana
ger Greer of the Eastern Minnesota
road. whose resignation Is said to bs
anticipated. None OF the changes indi-
Gated have yet been officially an
nounced.
Tn election OF President Burt Of the
Union Pacific as president also OF the
Oregon Short Line seems to be expect
ed by some of the prominent officials OF
the two roads. That event would mean
nat q consolidation IL an accomplished
fact. The selection OF four members OF
the executive committee OF the Union
Pacific as members OF the Short Line
committee further indicates the trend
Of affairs. President Burt is one Of the
members OF the new committee. There
IS no doubt that President Burt is
intent upon running things to suit him
self, both in regard to the Union Pa
ciic and the Short Line. An indication
of the true situation may be cited"
says the Salt Lake Herald.
shortly after the meeting of the Ore
gon short Linz and Union Pacific stock
holders in this city, Manager Bancroft.
II is reported. decided to give a con-
tract to the Baldwin Locomotive Works
for nine new locomotives. Before the
order was sent in Mr.. Bancroft received
a telegram i~nstructing him to forward
the plans and specifications TO President
Burt and J. II. Mcconnell. superintend-
emit OF the motive power and machinery
department of the Union Pacific. for APP
prevail. II this report be true. there is
some cause for local officials being on
the anxious seat. II IL at least a strong
indication that Short Lin AFFAIRS Will
be conducted according to the wishes
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31

SMOKE ROBERT MANrELL CIGARS
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31
A GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS
TRANSACTED.

Foreign exchange. We draw direct on. all
the principal cities Of Europe and issue
our own letters OF credit. available In "a
PARTS Of the world
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31
HAS A LONG NAME
And He IL Under Arrest for Using
Vile Language.

NV -. s
Vile Language. .
II the man who was arrested yester-
day for using bad language to Mrs.
Matte Hill ear speak his W name
fiuently he ought tn be able TO use fully
as bad language as Mrs. Hill attributed
to him, IL he made the attempt. The
name on the police register was like
this, Lander Observation-Disclosures. and
Jailer Boyle said that was not all of
IL. Mrs. Hill lives at 1l3 Bell street, and
the man with the name lives some
where in the same locality. He II an
acquaintance of Mrs. Hill's and yes
terday they had a disagreement. Mrs.
Hill did not say what IL was about
wben she complained to the police. but
she said the man abused her scandal
ously with his tongue. applying more
vile epithets to her than she a ever
heard a man use before. The circum-
stances appeared to the police to Justify
arresting the man. and he was booked
at the city jail for creating a distur-
bance.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31
RALLY TONIGHT.

The democratic state central commit
tee has arranged for a grand rally to-
night at the Auditorium. Hon. I. ID.
Mats Of Anaconda. one of the most
distinguished orators of the state, will
be the speaker Of the evening. A band
will be in attendance.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31

The Santa Fe has ordered 30 new loco
motives. They are to be delivered at
the rate OF two or three a month, COM
mencing with December. IL Is stated
that the new equipment will be neces-
sary when the Santa Fe has secured di-
rect entrance TO San Francisco and has
started upon a proposed campaign
against the Southern Pacific California
monopoly.
IL is said that President Burt OF the
Union Pacific favors doing away with
the use of cars belonging to private
companies. This new policy. no doubt.
accounts for the fact that since the re-
organization OF h o something like
5000 freight cars OF all descriptions have
been added TO the company's equip
ment.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31
Notice.

All members Of the Stationary En-
gineers' union are requested to attend
the next reaL ar meeting. Wednesday.
Nov. .. as bus ness OF vita, IMPORTANCE
concerning each inc every member Will
be tranSsctsss Per order
PATRICK HANEY. President.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31

II you prefer glasses from a reliable
firm at your home to getting them
from some one you may never see
again. get them at the Butte Optical
Co, ~ w. Park street.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31

A company which is 10 build ther road
from weiser to the Seven Devils dis
trlct. In Idaho. has been Incorporated at
Olympia, Wash. The trustees named in
the articles are F.. Rollin Morse OF Bos-
ton, ID. II. Gilman of Seattle. James n.
Robinson, Charles A. Page and Henry
ID. williams of New York. Mr.. Gilman
is one of the most enterprising pro-
moters in the West. He built h Seat
tie. Lake Shore & Eastern railroad
some years ago.. IND has since been
Identified with other railroad projects.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31

The Ladies Of Maccabees OF walker
willie viii give an apron and necktie
party at Masonic hall. Monday. Oct.
81 Admission. 25 cts. Supper. IS cts.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31

The following table showing the
roads in the Joint Traffic association.
their mileage. capitalization and presi-
dents. IL interesting in view OF the su-
preme court decision against the pool:
Capital.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31

II you want to save money, you'd
better wait for CAM & Klein's big re-
duction sale.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-10-31
Fancy WaistcOats
For Up-tO-Date Men

Come in many pretty patterns and
dainty fabrics. We are showing all the
new ones. both I'm single and double
breasted: suitable for full dress or street
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04
On al DC 0amlc.

en- al be rigtig Gummeloasie err i
oisie Gage afsaoet ueo 3soen. Gnien
Marit Gn9un saa Se%lbuItrunoen. gun
bar life blot 9ammel al Gar; men fan,
lie enonu rtore al Sino.
Set Gamle GOlOt bun paa iii BET
Sioits, og iu9en tuipliom ny Stif iii
Snbpas hos benoe.
Stueu, bun boebe i, par inorettct
paa snmmel S,s. Waooarer, ioniom
Oil, Mpsoit, ajBo os 5loobrgb bap.
De bun-iom Sflt o. BRIG par / oamle
2ioer-Itaaeuoe pua Soro Us 8an,e i
asiepis iuoe / Stuen, bucr bun To-
oa bupoe for fig fine uanllse SpIler.
Oct bar en- ieluia9t 9lng, at gtaoeu
par al uoitiaig SgIoe. s bsnbes 81.
terlaoenltaber ltul Der finOes mango
uuoerlt9e 9amle GjenItauOe.
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bun par "JGItepi9e". B poc bun opbe'
unret. 2iseoan bauoe bun fit Bruots
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lie eienoUmmeIj9t Ylug; bDir0ot a
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lOm benpenote Zig til ben @cmle ON al
iaa Sfjprtet uolaant | ben Senii9t al
ienoe bet til ell llOttaung; men tn Dup
SIa8s Tarostisbeosr par bun life al
6epa9e. 5Or nUgle Qar lioen bpoe
beuoes Sgn. Set iortG1es, at SO.
6Ola9et etIteos bapoe man bunOet ar
Strands. iOm nan uiloc le9se pau ST.
it,n; men bet iasoe bun Ret for. 3er
Slugs 5litterItaOs uiloe bun III,
uloe al.
Gu balpiaroi9 Sau bapoe bun itaa
eUoe | 89piiolen. Oct bar IS Oar,
lloen ben bar opiat. 59roi9lapet Hen'
olug TT flere Snue bapoe bun oaiat
Itg8enoe. Genotusen par nosle o9 &c
adr sammel.
Som man Ter bauoe ben @amlt
&j9rli9beo for oct 8amle. ut De,
bsr ifriue5 oer0m er life ior at bript
6Grielas meo benoes gammelOnsi.
SinO; men fun for at glue Soft e
I 3noblif l. bpetsan De @amle / girfe,
ll9beoeu bar. Snnos bun ielu oa ben.
oes belle Stel banner ptituOt en- got
3ppe paa Solicit % Stelet / saml,
Gage.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04
4l3
Ont 5kylnppcr.

ON Sruatn al Stplappsr pa 6ete uotolsr ben norIle
SofnaIomeher Sperbrup "Gprenes Ben" iom lin pan so
Iars Grfarius itotteoe Nfening:
"Suao ongoar StpIapperneS lluopGrliebeo eler lluno'
parlisbeo, pa saar bet neo bette S~psrsmaal iom meb maus'
foloige andre - oct fan lite beiuareS ubetnset eler neo ans
Ore Orb: Der eipes 2ilialos, buor Stplapper obiout b0r ou'
ucuoes, o. andre, bpor De Dor unou9res, ia man fan euoog
iige: Der gipss 0site, iom man alori9 Dor Iaoe gaa meb, 90
ANDRE, iom man alorig Dor looe gaa noen Stptopper.
Spsrses Der, bpao Sam aiOr StpIapperne, fan Der iuns
res, at be ofeoer 0eieus Spmertiombeo fra Ting, Der life
peotommer ben, ibet be %iorbinorer ben at ie til Sioerne og
bnauo. Bette bar 8irtsliebebeu meset mere at iiee. emo
Wlauae tror; tbi. lite alsne ~bioraeer Stplapperue til, at Sefsne
biuer mere rolge; men naar bet er 0eite. ionl CT liOt lp al
ia, oa iiGr naar en- 6sit. Der er uerpss, flores Ear meo Ell,
Der oi:ca til maa oripeS fremmeo Bitten. pl De peo Den minofe
Seu1oelie, auiteu foreta9er meo oeane, bliue bange. 9a oct
iaopaulia er let,ere, ~iaatalote "nole" pete. Der bar 3ilbsie'
liobso iii 0erusiitet, oo oa osu Sort 6ete Rs9elen benuties
for Sertabsuosue, er Del al SeuiUn til De goenen iioeenoe
o. paa Ssieu pareuoe YeriouerS Sitterbeo en- ilbe aubragt
Smhu for 1prene. uaur man moiooer at ~oubriHpe Stulapper
paa 0~oueoloset til uGpute 5tags 6eite.
Ia imiolerto Stplupperue er ct SuansSreotab, bsr be
unourres ale andre 9ilial0s. bet nil ige. noGr 6eiien enteu
er al ct iaa roliat temperament, al ben life bliper banoe,
buor Den mgoer ben uoeet upaut, eler buor Sasiet. ben ihl
tratte. er iaa iungt, al Der life er noeen 6are for, al ben lal
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04
= 1T CT nlpffclig Scgipenbeo

l 9~t9rbeoeu al SnOsbpt / 9anmari
lOrtGaer en- Sanit glis: st ingt Nien.
neife, Wurerl9rlius Sens Sanien Be-
~terien, git ON Gitermiooussn bjemme.
ira inmmeu meo ct Bar &ammerater
iOr at saa paa Snat. Ssiteren, Ell 20s
aarig Yise, lutteoe 8inouet op oa
falote paa grooereu. SOet Oeune
Ucnote Zig ON, ii9teoe ban paa benoe
meo jim Bssie, ION / bet inume gift al.
Siuooet ramte Seitereu / bet enc gle
og trrn9te ino | Sopeoet. Sun lepeoe
enonu Wanoa9 Niten, men tenlaa Be-
uloitlss. Gen ulpttslige uuss Wano,
Der iaalebes rimelisuis ueo Stabbed
bar polot bsnne uIptfe, blsp ielp ben
19oe September iiIor rant al ct gaas
oeituo; Der par Jnre for, at bans enc
arm oengon9 maatte iattes al men
ban Hap beg uosH iarli9t Uien ira
lllgffsstilialoet. GesrRrre iDnss bans
egte irrseiise Griariuser life at bare
aicrt tam ioriistis Gmgans mso
Stgt epaabsu.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04

Vornt. Oct par en- for ptlsrrino ipr At.
oct Strao, ION en- ioaoan lilf,luino poloer
Den, ION fdl itele mto bet, at ie be ;,roo
Sarnsanfstcr, bporlso,s be lnits at @lrp, 90
6rDo, oa DC mango 2pg poa bet riot pms
ieoe SuletrG, Der raj fra SulO til luo, blep
trnot; naar be til Witiitns 3pnsr inno,rp,
og tlapstnoe ait runot Erect, oa moatte Bet
Siert' barre al sten, lem life istts ia iom
Barn paanD.
Sreois NDtaarsoag Maj bet ~brrpereno,
orantatifs Selfab bape Recommendations;
"&atiorcit 6issier at 6ulOa @arbore Itat
oa optErcs; jog tuilet iuscnlnnoe paa, at Sci.
tabet tlursr bet, tbi bet bar Here @uuoe isr
nptraaOt mco NOT ioo Oartelie, Stptftr, "a
altio tontrnrt rigtig soOt oerira, o. puuott
9ublifus 8ifalo. Nrut Watbiien CT Sel1as
bets Sirettsr pg Slup asblr gitsOirtttsr.
9illut pl irg ioo SOP at itnoe 1at til
ale benz, iom bar icnot mig 9rtpe 90 Niis
lener, p8 rnDmtrt til Dem, iom bar crinoret
mig mn. SaOtr og t~lirssroe MDnt. Sot o.
after Sat Hal ) bape aleiammen; BET CT iua
goot at Ic, at man bar 9erner uDt ben viot
Qeroen. Maa 6erreu orre hos Gocr bet
iOmmenoe glar % tUgsc fu gelF9n'Ii' til %tt,
bnuo Z i~oretaeer GOsr.
"Sscorab= QOiten" oil ieg ienot min bcOitc
6ilitn mso 5ut for alt Def @ooe, oen bar lts
peret os ! bet %iorlsbns 4ar; mau 0elO %
9clii9nelic ielQe ben i BET me anr.
StiBroalen ben 30tc December 1897.
Sobarre Goui:n.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04

Voa Ruo or blt BET ftoraritpt tictirife
epscuIrs blspsn iftano til 9ul, % od @aars
ben liggtr noi iaa bsii, iaa lpisr be tore Guts
lamper ira Oaarosplaoien lanet biOoOsr epss
ben.
TN Slot meo Sti!sbsrs ira Rritionia prog
ben 2Spe Z. M. her i~sirunem SDsOtn for at
i~ortirt,s opoosr R%rOosberreo til Rorsiitlo.
auors Stilsbsrt fra gpsu bar tastt paa
Ssrnbantn III Grsosrsu Citation; Oisis iadr
ou lie iao lang Siitur Tom be, Ter 9alr cOer
8rostoUsu % op Sosnsoulen Sc iiipp,r MI
at lisg, nos / Sopepoisr ont Natttn, % 0ottl
Rpreiido rcslc Sage for SuI uooosr er adbs
net for MpOtaatIit al 9intrrgiGfttr, iom oa
uaturlispis beitaar upelu'ienoe At StiisbcE.
Soet ies taiitr for Oct oamlc aar, snfer
ita ale mine 9tiitnpie oerpper at goot og I
ale 1slt bslobrirgtuoe Rptaor!
q. y. Spptgaaro.
Decorah-posten., 1898-02-04
%1notanerne faloer os
Ogre.

Den i~nolanite geiOltuirs / Gmsrifa
bliper mtnore gar Tor aar. 3rufteu'
TAB. uieosllgbeo % en- ioinif 9spe.
maaec htuorer osus Bart. & 1870
beipb Nutaaet al Suoianers iig iii ON.
trent 800, 900. 5ppe 2lar s'ter (lS90)
par bet l~autst ueo III 249 273, oa nu
er Der ncppe mere eub $50, 900 Rpo.
bttoer | uOrt 2auo. Dog bar uogli.
terne til benz itnois ite9ei. 3 1881
bepllgeoe SOu9resieu a, 535,53S til
Snoionerne. Selsbet iorbBieoes / 1889
TT $5.40l, $50. OF ipr 1899 pil oct
saa op TT $7,527,204. 9rsos oft
Strrp rlco at cluillcere benz Oh oporo'
&c Dem III at bi1lpe iis ielp, fOiier b
itaoig mere. Raar lrattat,r ON 9ano.
o%fltoaeIler %OiilutteS, tiger llolrgget
meset. Saaleoes gift / 1892 "Gge Su.
piau Appropriation Bin" pp til &c.,
27S,492U0st bar TO @anse ian NEE
get ion te.e 2nuoets 8saierlng toiteoe
ipr 100 Aar iicsn. 8 1895 bar Be
lsbct $40, 7j4,733. 3 De ,enere gar
saor Suoiune, biIen ajcunemiultlig op
III 81, 800. 900. 8erai bruaes Salp.
pnrtsu til officiating for 9ano. 8
1899 pti 81, 574,540 eacr Umtrent en-
Greoteoel al Seuilsniuseu suu til In'
olnnIfe S~toler. @ieuuemiuttlig ans
psnoes $50 paa tpcr Suolauer / op.
orasenoe gtemeo. Stpritsparten al
btsle pcImente 4en9eaorer al Uncle
Gam saar l &ntboliternes SGuoer.
Oct er en- Gmuei, buorpaa ben iatbuls
lie &lrtc inur Stat5unoeritgt,stir. Bro.
t%eitanterne og iiGr 9utbernnerne mao
nsie Jig mso Ell usiel aopeluulsr.