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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-08-31
Drrs Ann srUns


silver, 597ssie<d. $3.50.
John Dern Is cxhecied in from Mercur
this ovcnlng. ts
Tie pump at the Zoe Bowers was
started yesterday.
The oeyscf- Marion dlvi6end o. 5000
viii be paid tomorrow.
a strike Of rich ore IL repot,ed In ihs
Brn, bcli mine In Cache coukty.
Fred bern swH ~ ~ Mofcu\ ion1or-
row to make ~ tho h2nihly p\y.roil.
The Great Northern mic ~ ciApyon
City. ore. Il now shipping gofn bullion.
The Mammoth company viii dlstrl-
butte 10000 among IT, stockholders to-
morrow.
u was expected that the swansea
would declare ~ monthly dividend late
this afternoon.
The North Mountain company. opcr.
atlng at Cherry Creek. New. viii make
a cleanup tomorrow.
The Jesse James group OF claims in
Custer county. Ida, has been sold to
syndicate Of capitalists for 10000,
The Washable mine IN southern
AAANN =" |NNl ~ W "MWANMA ANNNN"~
foot vein OF orr. which. % IL believed.
Will assay all the way f.Om 100 TO 600
ounces silver To the ton.
''uncic John Morchouse IL In from
his Deep Greek properties 70 whlch hr
has pinned not only his faith hut his
money. His son Frank, says he. will
be IN frosn those parts this evening.
Dave Reed came In from Como. New.
NIIIu 9.4NrNlUa a. "a has Us
several months developing an aban-
d0ned claim. lie reports fair success.
but thinks he has a better thing along
the Snake river TO which section the
gentleman will bctakc himself some
uma this fall.
An amendment 10 the articles u In
corporation uf thr Badger Mining
company was fiicd win tho county
clerk today. The amendment Il 10 ar
ticle 4. and provides for striking out
the words "nuh aade non-asHersable"
and inserting lhc following. THE capi-
tFi stock OF the corporation u hereby
made asscssabie. but no assessment
shall exceed two cents per eharc. ana
NOT more than three aancrnfnrnts shan
BE- levied In one year"
The Golden Treasure Mining and
Milling company has filcd articles OF In.
corporation. The company has capl-
lai stock OF 10000 divided into $4,000
shares. ana owns properties In the TIN
tic district. G. y. Kinney n president
J. l.. Thomas vico president. a.l H.
y. Warreli. secretary and treasurer
These with VI. W. Fuller. Alex McMas-
ter. y. w. I,rnsicr and w. 4. Jackson.
form the directory.
Graham, Aria, Guardian; J. G. Car
pentcr and y. Mcclumondn. who are
the owners OF some good claims at
Black Rock. were IN Stafford after sup
pilaa last Monday and made US n call.
These two gentlemen are NJ present
working some claims, one OF which as
says y IN gold from a lcdRr 900 fact
US IN guld. and MI these claims also
carry silver und copper
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WEATHER REPORT.


weather repor, showing obssrvs.
lions at am. today.
Salt Lake barometer. 1870. temper
allure, ets minimum. 81. wind. south
east. miles per hour. rain. SO Of an
Inch ;clcar.
Baker barometer. 2s;sl; tenn
perature. q. minimum. -; wind. north
west. light rain. .oC ~ an lnchl cloudy.
barometer. 1880. temper
allure. u. minimum. 81. wind. north
west. miles per hour: clear.
Helena Barometer. eg!sf: tcmpcu-
tufc. 20; minimum. 90. wind southwest.
lisht; rain. ~ Of an inch. partly
cloudy.
Miles City--Tarometcr. 1906: temper
allure. 81. minimum. co: wind, north. 6
miles per hour; partly cloudy.
Idaho Faliii- barometer. 29i10, tenn
pcrnturc. 10: minimum. 60. wind. south
west. light. rain. 90 ~ Tn inch.
Winnemuccn-Da barometer, 20.7e. TEN.
pcraturc. %; minimum. &c; wind. south.
west, , miics per hour. cienr
General aud local forccaata for j.
hours ending pm. tomorrow;
For Utah forecast made at San
Francisco.
Partly cloudy tonight and Thuruday;
stationary temperature.
Partly cloudy tonight and and Thurs.
day: stationary temperature.
FOR Salt Lake city and vicinity:
.. ". SMITH.
observer. Weather Bureau
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RABBITS FOOT IN ORR.
ORE LOOKS LIKE THE SWANSEA PRODUCT
nusiness on the Exchange. Of Narrow voi-
nme The Fight IL over nines Of
the Robinso,Iiic District

"Bnr' Grlni,hs. who made hurried
trip TO Tintlo last evening. roturnlng
this morning. comes back With the re-
port that IN the drift from the iio-foot
level Of the Rabbits Foot. q four-foot
body Of geod.looklnF ORE has been en-
countercd the same having the APP
pcatsacc Of the r~snrcA Daoaa,. ,iAs
urini,hs says that drifting has been
pushed distance OF i2o feet from the
shaft. and he believes the main ore
body has been discovered. For n good
while past. says he. the company has
been troubled with bad air. making de-
veiopment work quite difficult. but this
has now been overcome and progress
in exploration promises to be more
marked from this time ON. The mine
has looked we'll for good while. and
II IA the belief OF many that the Rab-
bits Foot Is destined to prove Itself a
azure winner.
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Milwaukee, Wis. Aug. 3i.--Srhe Damos
cratic state convention for the aela. tlnn
OF a complete ticket was called 10 order
In the lyceum thentcr AZ 1875 by ex-
Gov. George W. Peck. chairman of the
state central committee. Tho theatcr
was pfofuaeiy decorated with American
HAYS and was packed from pit 10 dome.
In calling the convention 60 order
Gov. Peck congratulated the Democrat
ic party and the people ~ Wisconsin
on the Interest taken In public Affairs
and predicted that the ticket 20 be
nominated on this occasion would car
~ the state by large majority lie
then announced that the state central
committee had selected James I. o.
Connor as temporary chairman 81 the
convention. Chairman O'Connor was
received with storm % applause:
lie spoke In part as follows.
mo matter what may have been
your former ties. no matter where you
may have differed with the majority
OF Democrats assembled hcre today, to
the friends o. honest government, Pop
uils;s. Republicans and Gold Democrats.
We bid hearty welcome. To the lat.
ter let mo say. cntrnngcd by dlffcrcucvs
OF opinion upon one question, We
should not be aliens upon the great
questions which now nfrect the com.
monwcnith which we all love. We are
bound together by the traditions Of the
Democratic party which guided this
nation three quarters OF a century. In
her wonderful march OF progress.
equality and prosperity. Promoting
equality and Justice. protecting state
after state 20 the Union and star after
star TO the has.
while fully recognising the right
OF Individual thought and action. we
a. a party cannot forget that the DEM
ocratlc national convention Of Chicago
IN 1896 sent forth her mandates. and
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New York. Aug. si.--A dispatch to the
World fIum Vienna fayai
a leading official of the foreign Office
HayHi
Austria and Hungary are dlupoacd
10 welcome the cars proposition ~
such noble move deserves. AZ prcs-
ent the proposal u too vague 10 be-
taken Into consideration. when the
Russian governments detailed propo-
ritiona FOR the conference stating tho
subjects 10 be discussed Austria VIII
come forward helping 10 It's utmost the
powers In the great work"
Diplomatic circles here are not dis
posed 10 believe that Russian diplomacy
approves the cxnf'a message which
seems 60 have been sent DOT into the
world In spite ~ Murnvlcfr and his
other counaciorr. Those who held
pcHsimiHtic views consider the cars
message a boylnh even n womanlsh In
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BusrSnss or NARROW VOLUME.
Mammoth and south swansea DO the n"s'-
ns.s in the III foda, figurs- FIRM

business In the pit today was of mar
row volume, only two siocka particl-
pp.lng Ia the trading. These we're
Mammoth and South swansea, both %
which gave evidence Of Former
strength. the former selling Al t.to ana
t.ei. and the latter mailing a .lker or
a hundred shares az fi.s2.. Both main
talnsd a good position right up 70 ihe
cloae u ,tlls cali and could readily have
done mOrn buslnesa had holders lelt
disposed % rellnauirh around the ng-
ufrr QuOted
1nsre was no marked change In the
condition Of the market. Stocks gener-
uliy held good ngures and some few
appeared TO b. IN demand judging
from the favorable .racoRnfiion re-
celvfd. Bulllon-nco was among this
number and had a bid OF 500 with no
offerings under t6iI4. Grand Central
had bid OF iG,'f's, but could not be
had under 81, despite the existing de-
nnnd for che stock. Mercur had q
King. these stocks giving evidence %
greater strength than ever.
There was an eiflfg 70 get OMAHA az
I. cents but Il dlnmaliy failed. as hold
ers demanded Is. Chloride Point cook
a new place with a bid " si.0lh, while
Swansea scored another advance ana
could have found ready iakern al
t2.s2t. F1r Nalco the bid was 81
cents. and Lower Mammoth had one 10
cents higher. but mother made sales
nor DID others than South Swansea In
thin category. Young America o. Ne-
vada and Alice 81 Montana had bids OF
" ana 60 Corta respectively.
The cloalng nEarsn were NJ follows:
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sehIe, SAIL. for Porto nI,e.

New York. Aug. ai.--Adrnlrai W. 3.
Schlcy and Gen. VIM. w. Gordon,
United States commissioner 20 settle
the conditions Tor the spanish evacua-
ton OF Porto Rico. sailed Tor San Juan
today on board the steamer Seneca.
Tho third member OF the commission,
Major Gen. John a. Brooke. u. =. A.,
" NJ present In Porto Rico. Admiral
schley was accompanied by his stan
end VIM. W. Gordon Jr. went with ,is
fathcr ~ aide. Others on board the
Seneca were Col. John ~. Beacon, who
VIII relieve Major Gen. Anderson. as
adjuihnt general Of the department nf
Santiago; Captain W. ]. aCwall, son OF
Senator sewali " New Jersey, who
was assistant adiutsnt general on the
STAN Of Con. Graham and going 20 re-
port 20 Gen. Miles FOR assignment TO
duty; nfiy posi0fiice clerks In charge
% MAJ. James ~ Stuart OF Chicago.
I'VE army paymastcrs. about an equal
number OF army surgeons and q
trained NURSES In charge Of Dr. Anita
Newcombc McGee.
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DEsEREr EVENING NEWS, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 81, 1898

some pjumblng fixtures. He will have
a hearing IN III, police court tomorrow
for petit larceny
Miando Pratt II out for the assessor
shin on The Democratic ticket and his
friends say his chances Tor success are
rood.
state senator GEORGE " Whitaker
Il being urged TO run for county com
missioner on the Democratic ticket.
John Bergman. formerly y Corn
wall. England. but now OF Salt Lake
was admitted to citizenship BY Judge
Norrell to-day.
NJ. 3. woollcy r. being importrned by
an enthusiastic host Of friends 10 allow
his name TO 70 before the Democratic
county convention for commissioner.
The residence Of John ". burton ~
&c w. Seventh Souih street was en-
tered by a burglar on Monday morning
last. Tho ihiof getting away with 81 In
cash and several pieces q jewddy.
The funeral services over the remains
Of Richard Thorburn. the young soldier
who died AZ Fort Douglas Monday from
tho ecffcta Of an overdose OF inudanum.
were held from the family residence
2ts Jefferson avenue. ogden. at 3
o'clock this afternoon.
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Developments IN u District whore salt
Lake Capital l. Inyested.

Mr.. y. W. crouter. who has Just
returned from an extensive Trip
through the K1hlnsonvllle district,
hpepks very highly OF that country and
predlcla a bright future for Il, saya me
Baker CITY Republican.
Speaking In q general way he said
thai 4 large force ~ mln was work
ing on he Rcd Boy, and that they
would start The Now 2O-siamp min Ia
about two weeks. THAI mine "A thor
ouEhly developed ana n showing up In
frsl class shape. The tunnel ~ In / 100
feet ana az work progresses, the show
ing becomes better
On the hex the tunnel has been
driven IN 800 feet, besldea which a
crcrI tunnel of 200 feet mas been driv-
en-, 10 tap the maln ledge. The show
ms on THIS nine y excellent and he
owners have cause 10 be proud OF their
pfOpcrty.
on the Golden Eagle. one mile he
low The Don Juan. a tunnel 10 being run
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TmE FI0Mr Is oyrIl.
stock Exchange Declares tho once Of Sec.
Rotary Vacant President to Appoint.

Win a detsrminatinn to see the thing
through. Harry Joseph again appeared
on the surface this morning, and aftrr
the call OF listed stocks In the plt.
asked nor vote on his motion 10 table
the action OF the governing board re-
moving sscretnry Hudson.
Henry Pcery arose 20 enter q de-
murrer 20 any Interference In the prem.
lses. but before he could Thoroughly ex.
plain himself, Mr.. Hudson was granted
the floor and m a few wrli-chossn
words introduced an Amendment 10 Mr..
yotephh motion the sans being In ~
rect thai the members u the exchange
declare the office VI secretary THEREOF
vacant. and that the president be au-
rhorizsd 10 appoint n SECRETARY. the APP
polntment % take place sept. and.
Tue amendment was accepted BY Mr..
Joseph. and on Mr. Hudson making II
known thar he was no; candidate for
the position. a vote was taken. and thu
amendment carried unanimously. W.
h. vigua and Judge ColDorn. former In.
cumbents. are being spoken OF for the
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BEER FOR AMERICAN SOLDIERS.
slsiy-sven Car Loads VIII Pass through Sal
Lake En- Route 10 Inc Orient

a letter Inns been received at the
local ONCE Of tho Chicago. Milwaukee
ana IT, Paul railroad that the schiitz
Brewing company Of Milwaukee had rc-
cclvcd the largest order ever received
by brewing company from the orient.
II II for alxty-ncven carloads of bottled
beer and win 20 20 Manila. Philippine
Islands, Via liongkonE. The ship
mcnt will be divided Into three train
loads, one 81 which viii pass over the
RIO Grnnde Western railroad. The
train will he conupiououHly hammered
with duck signs and VIII pass through
Salt Lake IN n few days.
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soLDirus D,INa LiKE sifi,rr.
iifiecn Men Me aud ona Hundred and
sixty More sieit.

sixty More siri,
New York. Aus 9i-A BROOKLYN
Eagle special from Montauk Point
rayss
Tho transports Allegheny and
Panther arrived thln morning from san.
tligo1 The Allegheny cast anchor In
the bay about . o'ciock She lcft tho
south coast ~ cuba. Aug. q. and made
a slow voyage. ON board arr compa.
niles 4. n. e. D. y. q and n OF the
Ninth Massachusetts. In an c2s. Of
whom iis are sick. Fourteen men died
on the voyage. ana all were buried az
sea. This Il the largest number OF
deaths at sea on any of the Incoming
transports. and the deaths were MAIN
~ In the eases Of thoar WIN were crit
lcailv w when placed aboard ~ santl-
hgn. The soldiers were IN command
Of Captain sullivan.
Tho Panther left two days later than
the Allegheny and got In shortly nf-
ter II o'clock this morning making q
comparatively fast trip. She carried
100 members % companies ! and Al %
the Nlnth Massachusetts, and 10 on the
sick list. Private Daden OF company
NJ died and was buried at sea.
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$4,000 OMAHA AND nkruns. sgs.oe
sept; 70 and Z Z; ~

The above rate IN the lowest ever
made from Utah points and IA ARRANGED
expressly to rive all an opportunity is
participate In the celebration Of Utah
Day at ,hc Omaha Exposition. Sept
18th. You can get fhcfc easily and
quickly on the Union Paclnc. No
change % cars. Dining. buffet smoking
and Library Cars; Pullman Palace AMI
Tourist slccpcrA; FIRE. chair Cars and
everything 20 make your trip a pleas.
ure. Tickets sold ana NIL arrangrmcnta
made at the "old stand" col Main
Nfr0nt
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MINOR MENTION.

referee In bankruptcy eases, nled his
Official bond and took thr oath ~ Of
nee before Judre Marshail In the fed
eral court today.
A boy named Thomas Daniels was
arrested today charged with stealing
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thcsc mandates have no. bc,, r.A,r.
~ nose demands the Dtinocrate y,
Wisconsin should be loyal or
stand accused Of barterinE prlnolni'
Tor The acquisition OF officers. VIII
out Intent 10 anticipate the action ?.
THIS convention for myself 1 belIevs " \.
better for ny party. yes. ten thouss.s
times better, to 80 down 20 de,.,.
lighting consistently. than II Is 10 49,
cipic." '''-
Tho speaker paid tribute 10 soia,,,
OF all parties IN the late war. critlc.,
Secretary Ayers Administration NJ N.
war department and closed as follow.
In the solution OF the pcrpltxl.,
QueJtiona OF government TO which Nm,
war has given birth. the Dcm1er.fi,
party win loyalty support any lasisi,
tion. no matter by whom proposed, ths,
tonds to acccntuato the blrssnr, =,
our common liberties or add IL A.
glorics OF our common country"
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A HlRo's INSURANCE MONEY.


Major powney Of the Commercial
bank went up 20 Fort Douglas this
morning on as pleasant an orrand "a
was possible under the circumstance
He was the bearer Of a check made by
a New York life insurance company
20 the wife % Captain Dodge, who died
OF yellow fever In cuba. Tho policy was
Tor three thousand dollars and was
taken out after the captain was ordered
10 the front and was written at Tampa
Florida. This u the firnt Insurance
money received at the fort.
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10 strike the main ledge. The indioa-
tons on this property are very pIOHn-
islng and the future or the mine WY
bright
Nothing - bong done On the Don
Juan at present but Il u UNDERWOOD
that operations viii be begun very
shortly. The Don Juan y good prop
erty and will Justify any expenditures
that are made on u.
"T'he entire RoOlns3nyilio District.
said Mr.. Croutcr. us In excellent shap,,
and gives promise " 'aking font rank
with the best ~ them"
II Il understood that Mr. Croutcr
has Interested capital IN that district
ard tfat some important mining deals
may be looked for In the near future
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Co. Kentucky. seventeen years aFo
with the intention ~ coming 10 Salt
Lake 20 become a Mormon. have utvei
heard of him since. Having nov be-
come a Mormon myself ana como %
Utah. ! have hoped 10 lind some trace
OF him. His sister VII appreciate any
news Of him. whether alive or dead.
MAHlNDA G. RILEY.
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San Francisco, Aug. si.-The death
" Thoa. Carter the Millionaire car
builder. Newark. Cal. IN announced.
He underwent an operation for cancer
OF thu throat recently. but never re-
covered from the effects, lie was
member " the arm OF Carter Bros.
This firm has built most of the rolling
stock o. the Central and southern Pa
cinc riilways.
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: +
4 DIuIpIQulul DI[[IDEupr
4 DIMINISHING DIFFERENCE.

when the cheaper grades Of good
baking powders were nrst put on the
market theirs was a decided difference
using them. Since the merits u Y. =.
baking powder have become 20 thor
oughly established In the minds OF the
people. this difference hns been e.ahl.
Gated, and To-Day the best cooks VIII
have no oihei 'hsn 4. 3. II gives salts
faction and saves money too, that's the
roannn
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There was a renewal today nj Nev
York OF the FIRE which did dnmarr y
the extent Of tto,0oO last nleht IN a.
building at Twelfth and oroenv,,,l
streets used FOR storage by Macy a
Co. The FIRE was started by an a..
ploslon among the chemicals and oaus-,
an additional loss OF $4,000.
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Judge Powers went 10 Moab today a.
defend Del Weant. charged with the
killing - u. y. Graves At ranch
thirty miles from ThompaonA hprlnE.,
"A week ago today. The preliminary
hearlng takes place NJ Moab tomorrow
morning before a Justice Of the peace
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sue Madison Avenue. ogden. Utah.
AUG. u, iseS
10 the Editor;
Having been instructed 70 write 10
you In regard 10 my brother, Dayli
Rice Mckinley. win now give you the
facts concerning our separation, which
hope you Will see No to print
My brother left our home IN Mcl.anc
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Cleveland. Aug. ai.-Prcsldent M.
Klnley this afternoon npp3lntfd G IA
Woodward AZ one OF the commlrsis,.-,
10 represent this government al H..
Paris cx.ysitlon. The title Is that d,
assistant commissioner general and the
great executive ability. '''s
Mr. Woodward Is a prpfeqs0r a, c,.
lumbia university md Is wen kn,,.,,
In art and literature. "'''""
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praurIruL OGDEN cANYoS.


on sunday next tho fare 10 Ogden
and return II but ti.o0 ON 300 a m.
special train via Rio Grandc Western
Hy. Arrangements have bccn completed
Tor sufficient carriprts TO transport
thf xcurAoniats from Ogden union De-
pot tothe Hermitage and Wlnplow'H. II
the canyon. at 20 cents each. A trout
and chicken dinner tlrcantnioupc and
watermelon viii be served at both re-
sorts at 20 cents each TO all cxcurslon-
ir,..
Gee advantages offered by Salt Lake
Fur Co.'S ad In thls paper
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UNLISTED STOCKS.


Mammoth. 100 shares % si.pi.
Mammoth. 100 shares ~ $40.
south Swansea. 100 shares u li.2g.
Total nhares sold. 800.
Selling value OF stocks. s5.0l.
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Terrific Georgia storm.

rlstence on an lmprncticabio idea in the
face OF the vicws Of his advisors.
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State Senator George " Whitaker
Is being urged TO run for county com
missioner On the Democratic ticket.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-21
Sngen YrosperitD ior battt.

"SuOr blir Der iaa af Oisie glim.
reube 2ioer. Iom Ifuloe TONNE. uaar pl
fit benne terre GominiIirntionsu?"
ipurste 6nrmer GOrntosiei uplis fin
N0OO. "GortRl mig bet. Sc itulos
10 TONNE ieilenoe iuo poa os fig, at
pI itulOe bore iaroise til at gaa no al
bort sOoe Stino at itiare Sefpmriuger
pper, at ri ituloe bliue altipr rise / ell
8raduenoius."
H6ar life on aiort bet sopt iaar
ba?" ipurste Nnbucu.
"@oot! Oft, ies bar igisn sfter
bisie Sptoreue, ipm bunrbst hos mig
iiommer, sr en- itu Sicpfle us en- Sans
sefpie, % ies bar foi,et bort / @eparu,
tiun paa bisie Eager aft, De er uarot,
og mer til"
"glsn iaa iii on 10 en- spo aulins.
Oct blir euooa 8en9er."
"@oo aolIn9! Nei, Ieg 'nnr MT
insen Ssnser for pen."
"Stte Tenser for ben? Sueocn
aaar -"
"Su. jea reo, Sreoen 9aur up; men
bet 9jgr life mig nOset goot."
"5Iog Gpliuseu BIN fell ba?"
"Sm! jaha - iaa pmtrent."
"Nteu bet bar rart. Bar oct. for
tgrt. ba?"
"Neihi."
"Sreriugmmelie BOP"
"N,ibi."
"SniettItaoe oa."
"Stelbi - life bet beller.~
"@ieu, bpao ialperSeu bar bet Saa?"
"Gsl. Ter on. Griierne bar iaa client
oise iiior, Os ioa brpoSe jss mig life
ON Of ioo casr plante itprre ipaar.
Wen buur blir Der AT oisie elimreuoe
Fiber. iom iiuIoe fommr, man ia cnc.
oa iprrrs.-Gi,er Washington Star.
BR
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-21

perfectly healthy and another sick
". Naples and oaks have the
brightest colors.
People should be careful not to
touch the gorgeous red and yell
low autumn leaves of shrubs and
climbing plants which are known
to be harmless. Our two poison
Gus native plants display the most
brilliant autumnal colors of any
species in our woods and high
ways. The poisonous sumac re-
sembles a group of young ash
trees. The poisonous ivy resem-
bles the harmless woodbine. Its
however, have but three
leaflets, while those of the wood
bine have FIVE"