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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-19
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SHOWS THE
RESULT or LARGE BUSINESS.

LOTS ARE ARRANGED TO CLOSE
LIKE THIS:
Cambria Gowns, soiled. SOC. ones, for CSC
Empire Gowns. that were CSC. and 81 g.
for 40 and G0c.
Gowns. that were $2E 10 s29s. soiled
from show, now 81; others at $50, that
were 1926 TO $375.
White Lawn Dressing Saoques, that
were Sl50 TO S2.S8, any foy 50c.; others
at 35c., that were 75c.
Trimmed Corset Covers, that were SO 1-3
TO 50c.,-l5c. for any.
Children's SOC. Yankee Waists, side sus-
penders. 2jc. each.
Ladies Cambria Drawers, were % and
Co., now 35c. pair; others at 1yc, from
l9c pair.
sc. Lawn Drawers, Valencicnnes lace
trimmings, 50c. pair
SOiled Csc. Chemise for soc.
Skirts, that were Sis. now 75c.; others
at Soc. from 50 and 98c.
Solid-Colored Linen Underskirts. 5Oc.,
from $50; the Sl.50 Linen Underskirts
are CSC.
Gray Mohair Skirts 75c., from $3.50
Black Sateen Cnderskirts &c. from &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-19
WANTED.

TO EXCHANGE ONE OR BOTH or
two Small Houses, having good tenants,
for City Building Fund Stocks paid-up
stocks preferred, though offers OF an
other sort VIII be considered. Value OF
tho two houses about $500 Address a.
W. LEE, care Dispatch oillee. au l9-l0t
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-19
nLACK DnEss GOODS GIFTs.

A step towards selling not possible in
out few stores in America. These few
Is sample prices for hundreds:
6O-inch-wide ALI Wool Fancy Skirtings,
from 21-2- 10 7-yard lengths, selling
prices Sl25 to Sl39 yard. remnant
price Toe. a yard
Wide DouDle-Width, Silk-Finished In
Ola Cloth, with bright silk figures, Tor
25c. a yard, regular SOC. ones.
Wool Nuns Yelling and Whipcords for
o1-4c. a yard, former price II lie. q
yard.
3S-inch- wide .All-Wool Cheviot, Hen
rietta. and French Serge, various
lengths. for 35c. yard.
Wide, DOuble-Width, Fancy Jacquards,
Soc ones, for l5c. a yard.
Dotted Wool Chalie for 10c. yard,
former price pc. a yard
THE PRICES WILL PROVE TO-DAY
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-19
THE HAPPY EMBROIbERIERY
WORKERS

WOULD BE QUITE UNHAPPY IF
THEIR PAY WAS GOVERNED BY
OUR SELLING PRICES OF
TODAY.
is pieces Wide, Fine Swiss Embroid-
cries, that were % and Soc, any for
i lie. Il yard.
Remnants Of Y IL and 1Sc. Embroid-
cries for and &c. yard.
800 yards Fine Nainsook insertions,
were 100, now &c. a yard.
and sc. Embroideries for 1, 2, and Sc.
yard.
Wide Point Venice Laces, that cost I'D
to &c, for 1c. a yard
Linen Torchon Laces for 2 and &c. a
yard
4S yards Black Drapery Net. Csc. a
yard, from 81.
Wide Plat Valenciennes Lace Sc. a
yard
Black SILK Chantilly Laces, that were
l9c., now sc. a yard.
Black Drapery Nets, IS inches wide,
Zoe ward
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-19
BARGAIN HOSIERY SALE.

q pairs Ladies' 39c, Black Imported
Hose, size s, 15c pair!
Is dozen Infants White Sox, were 25c.,
for &c. pair.
IL dozen Ladies' S5c. Fancy Imported
Hose, 15c. pair
Ladies' Seamless - 12c Hose for Sc. !;
Misses Black Lisle-Thread 25c. Hose
for 10c. pair.
Children's u lie. Black Seamless Hose,
sc. pair.
Misses Tan Imported Drop-Stitch Hose,
were 81 1-.c., for II 1-2c. pair.
Ladies Fancy Stripes for &c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-19
PIMPI ES

PiMpI ES BlackheGds. red and oily
1~s1O skin. red. rough Sands dry
thia and falling hair, and simple beby blein.
ifhes prevented hy cCTICuRA SOAP beeauss
ne only preventive q imagination and clog-
Of It's delicate enellisnt properties. Is the mos,
soothing, coohns and purifying appllcatioa
Tor summer rashes, taa. ssnburn bites aad
sungs OIL insects irritations. chsfnsS innsw-
nations. undue Or oe5nsive perspirrt Hon "a
well as for many other ssnatfvs ises
SOLD throughout the world. Price, CrrTI.
CUnA SOAR, 2jc. CUTICURA (ointtnept soc
POFrSi DRUG AND CHEM CORP. Bos.en.
eole Prop British Depot. / King Edward 81.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-19
SOME OF THE CoRsETs ARE.

Equipoise Waists, sizes q. %, 26, and
80 regular So value, for Sl7j
$l.25 Warmers Corsets, sizes p, %, "a,
p, %, and -, for $50.
3 Ventilating Corsets, regular 75c. kind,
for 4jc.
One lot of 70 and see. and 81 Corsets,
remnant price SOC.
39c. Ventilating Corsets for 19c, and
many others.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-19
TRUSTEES SALE

BY y. W. Bowe,
Real Estate AuCtionecT
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-19
UMBRELLAS FOR THE COST OF THE
HANDLES.

Mems 2S-nch Silver-Trimmed, Steel
Rod Umbrellas, 75c., from $l.25; others
at 4Sc., from 79c.
Mems 3O-inch Umbrellas. were 75c., for
25c. each.
Ladies $l.25 Silk Garcia Umbrellas, 5Oc
Fancy-Colored silk Parasols, 75c., from
$50.
All the s. and IS Taffeta Silk Parasols
are So: 81 80 ones FOX $2.25
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-08-19
81 PAIRS LADIES' KID GLOVES,
FOR 35c. PAIR.

and others 65c., from Sl25.
Black Lisle Gloves for 15c
COlored Gloves, that were up to 35c.;
choice, 15c.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-10
IN VIRGINIA CITY.
Flattering Reports From the sunnyside
Group.

Flattering Reports From the Sunnyside
Group.
Special Correspondence of the Standard
Virginia City. March 5.-Flattering
reports come from the Sunnyside group
of mines on the Meadow creek, owned
by the Rocky Mountain Exploration
company, limited, of which George
Savage is general manager and super
intendent. Recently a rich ore body
has been uncovered which runs in the
neghborhood of $50 per ton, and the
vein of this ore has increased in width
from eight inches to fourteen inches.
The company is extracting two car
loads of ore a month. 1t is thought
by the company that when the north
vein of the mine is found, the entire
vein will widen out to about four feet.
An extension to the Sunnyside has
been leased by Butte parties, who have
started work and expect soon to have
a carload of ore ready for shipment.
The report concerning the reorgan-
ization of the Twin Bridges Smelter
company seems TO be a true one. From
a resident of the Bridges your CORE
spondent had an interview in regard to
the matter and the following facts
were learned: 1t is more than prob
able that the smelter will not be oper
ated by the old company, although they
are making some strife to raise the
necessary funds to settle their former
Indebtedness, in order that they may
again open up the smelter. The total
Indebtedness of the company is nearly
s25, 900, consisting of mortgages, large
claims, supplies, etc. James Murray Of
Butte holds a mortgage of considerab bic
value, as also does Messrs. William
Owsley and Charles Schatzlein Of Twin
Bridges, to the amount of $1,000. 1t is
estimated by those who are ia posi-
ton to know. that the large claims and
supplies amount 10 nearly $4,000. Be-
sides these there are snndry other
claims of minor amounts. Messrs
Owsley and Schatzlein have for their
security the stock, which was given
them as collateral, and unless this
claim is paid the stock necessarily will
pass into their hands. and this will be
the new company. From the standing
of the former company in financial cir
cles, it is reasonable to suppose that It
will be impossible for the company to
raise the necessary amount of money
to liquidate their indebte dness. The
old company were instrumental, some
time ago. in interesting some moneyed
parties in the proposition, SO far that
they sent an expert To overlook the
plant and make a report, but from the
results it seems that the report was
not satisfactory. as the deal is entirely
given up. The 5000 claim which
Massrs. Owsley and Schatz.ein hold is
due on the first day OF May next The
principal stockholders of the old COM
pany were J. NJ Jacobs of Butte and a
Mr. Davis besides others who hold
lesser amounts Of stock The old COM
pany had leases on a number Of mines
around about Twin Bridges which
Messrs Owsiey and Schatzlein also be-
came possessed OF, and one Of these
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-10
He DENIES IT.
Justice of the Peace Ducie says the
statement Was Incorrect.


statement Was Incorrect.
Justice of the Peace Ducie OF South
Butte township takes exceptions to an ar
ticle which was published yesterday
morning in the Standard in relation to-
a trial i'm his court. His communication
addressed to the EDITOR of the Standard
is as follows:
I'm your paper of this morning an arti-
Gle appeared seeming to ridicule the pro-
cedure OF trying cases in the court over
which / preside in South Butte town
ship. and In that statement 1t contained
what purported to be a report of the pro-
ceedngs of certain trial by jury in
which 1t was stated that l. as the justice
of the peace acted court. prosecut-
ing attorney and witness. l would not
take the trouble to deny the statement
were it not for the fact that some one is
trying TO do me an injury and / know
that you publish the same as news and
are misinformed.
The trial of the cases entitled the state
of Montana vs.. Charles Stevens, and the
state of Montana VS.. William Baker. both
defendants being charged with vagrancy.
was held in the court over which | pre-
side on the Sth day of March 1898, before
the following jury The Baker case. Jo-
seph Sinnett, Daniel Shields w. Il. Shir-
ley. Robert Greasley Nj. Freeman and
John A. Hilistead. and the Stevens case
the following jury: c. $. Smith, $. /.
Newton, S. ID. Wood. Peter Jeffreys, s. j.
Cummings, T. II. Hoffman. Any of these
jurors will corroborate what I state In
this communication.
1.-THE defendants having called for a
jury a jury was duly empanelied and
sworn to answer questions as to their
qualifications. The defendant Baker was
asked by me IL he had any objection to
the jury. TO which he replied, He had
not
Sergeant of Police McGrath was sworn
and testified for the state. The defendant
was given an opportunity TO cross-exam-
inc. which he did. The defendant then
took the stand in his own behalf and the
case was submitted to the jury without
any questions from myself or advice to
the jury in any particular. They Were
given the papers in the case. ]. with 9TH
ers present in the court room, retired and
the jury deliberated and found a verdict
of guilty.
..The same proceedings, with the excep-
ton of the fact that Police Officer James
with officer McGrath testified in the case
against Stevens. took place. / asked no
questions of the defendant or the states
witnesses, but let both sides give THEN
evidence | made no comment upon any
of the evidence. In the second case the
jury found the defendant guilty. ] had
telephoned to the county attorneys Of
flee two different times notifying him
that the trials were set. giving them an
opportunity to appear and the respond
ed they would he there II they could
None of them appeared. however. and the
cases proceeded with their permission.
Il will state that the report in this
mornings paper errs wherein 1t is con-
trary to this communication, and be-
lieve that the information given you was
for the purpose of iniuring me by some
person of malicious intent"
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-10
CHARGED WITH ASSAULT.
A Complaint Filed Against Saloon Keeper
Archambe anls.

A complaint was filed In Justice
Traps court yesterday afternoon
against Joseph Archambeault. a Park
street saloonkeeper, charging him with
assault in the third degree. The COM
plant was sworn TO by Joseph Perron.
who alleged that Archambeault. for a
fancied injury. attacked him and gave
him a severe drubbing. Archambeault
was arrested on a warrant issued by
Justice Trap. and gave bonds for his
appearance.
Another complaint was filed with
Justice Trap yesterday. In IL. Gus.
Fred and Adam Hahn. three boys living
in the vicinity of the Centennial brew
cry. were accused of malicious mischief
for it was alleged, maiiciously destroy
ing the property of one Joseph Hicks.
The boys were arrested by Constable
Tim Lowney and brought to the city.
They had anything but the appearance
of bad boys and said they were playing
in a vehicle belonging to Hicks and
accidentally broke the lazy back off
from the seat The mother of the boys
who is a widow and very poor. was
greatly grieved over the arrest Of her
children
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-10
GOT NINETY DAYS.
James Hall Found Guilty of Assauitinl
His Wife.

HIS VIE.
James Hall. brother of the late Cap
tain Hall. was sentenced to 80 days in
the county jail yesterday morning by
Justice of the Peace Marsland of Walk
erville, for committing an assault on
his wife. 1t appears Hall got drunk
and chased his wife with a razor. She
retaliated with horsewhip and a stove
poker and the affair eliminated in the
arrest and prosecution of the husband.
The trial came up yesterday morning
before Justice Marsland at 10 o'clock.
Chief Deputy County Attorney Con-
molly appearing for the state and the
defendant conducting his own case.
The complaint which charged the de-
PENDANT with assault in the third de-
gree, was sworn to by Mrs. Sarah M.
Hall. the wife of the defendant.
Mrs. Hall was called as the first wit
ness for the prosecution. She testified
that last Sunday while under the infiu-
ence of liquor, her husband came home
and attacked her with a razor. chasing
her out Of the house and following her
till she finally got hold of a horse whip,
with which she stood him off. Suisse
uuently she returned to the house and
the husband renewed the assault with a
pocket knife. She seized a stove poker
with which she defended herself. She
then reported the matter to the author
tiles and caused her husbands arrest.
Joseph Hall, son, corroborated his
mothers testimony.
The defendant took the stand in his
defense and stated that he was drunk
at The time of the alleged assault and
went home SO Disguised that he intend
ed to commit suicide. He commenced
looking for his razor with that purpose
in view but he denied chasing his wife
or that he intended doing her bodily
harm.
At the conclusion of the taking of
testimony. Justice Marsland held the
defendant guilty and sentenced him TO
serve a term of 80 days In the county
tall
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-10
Are xon Going Easts

Try the new yestibulea trains on the
Great Northern. The greatest luxury
in travel al a minimum cost. with close
connections and quickest time for Chi
cage. Buffalo. Pittsbure. New York and
all Eastern points Our rates are the
lowest to and from England. Ireland
and foreign countries. For full infor-
nation call at ticket Office Great
Northern railway. Il North Main street
] f. Dawson. general agent
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-10
Knights of pythias Funeral.

All Knights are requested to meet at
Oswego hall tonight Thursday. al 7
O'Clock. 10 escort the remains Of our
late brother. George II. Hotehkiss. 10
the \. F. depot. j. p HenSler. c. {.
]. r. Creighton. X. r. :
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-10

On and after March s. 1893. the Butte
Cash Meat company will not be response
BILE for any bill unless contracted by T..
O. Dngan. and no person Is authorized to
collect bills for the company except e.
O. Dugan and r. r.. Cunningham. Butte
Cash Meat company. by e. O. Dugan.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-10
I.adl.. Annrsoinfn

A good rem sdy and there is not anything on the
market that equals French Tansy Tablets for the
relief aad rure Of painful or irregular menses.
These tablets remove all instructions. no matter
what the cause. Manufactured by A. Augendra.
Paris, France. and for sale only by d. NJ. Newhro
Drug cs., Butte, Mont, Sole Agents. friee -
per hex vent by mail securely sealed.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-03-10
Price Of Cat wood Reduced.

Cut and split wood reduced from So to
IS. 50 a load at G. ]. Smith & Co.'S, cor.
f. .Rroa dway and Arizona Phone So
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-12
SorlfjeuiSt.

"~Gompunia" antom 5reodg til
Rem Yort.
- @aibburn Gountp 8ouro (gBis.)
bar peOtuset al "quitscldime" 5000
glcres Gountps2anb til Sumes 6.
8utes / Milpuutee for 10 Gents pr.
Qcre.
- Charles Senbridion blsp forleben
Dag ituttet meb en- Snip % orGbt at
en- Slime peb Napn Sobn Sortpin, Oct
bRnbte unosr ct S%lagsmduI | 9ranos
noon, nj nil s~ftenfor 500 9uneu8
Sppr / Wiscpniin.
- 2iben Risl %. 9atrid. 5 aur
gummsl. ienbts 5rsoa9 en- 0ruse ub
fra 2Oen Gtase i 1T 9jem / Gbicugo,
men IGneoe zig for langt uo al Bin
oust table guluncen og itprteoe neo pua
8rolGgnin9sn. Sun blep eteblittelia
orRbt.
s Chicago bar "5eoeration Of
2abor" / oisIe 8age bopcottet iaubuni
81, Tom brpggss al Weolemmer al
Gbicago &c Dilpautee grefpers' Gss
location. Den Mediate 8pmite bar
label trptte Suiinber pau Suiinoer al
Gi~rtulGrsr, fom MI eruobelt / RGrbe.
ben at S%ulopner, Der IGl9sr banlpIt
81.
Seq tror bet mad tunne lape iic
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lioens ct eler 10 al be andre ipanitt
Stibe". Sadlebss lob bet Spar, ION
Sontredomiral Sampion bar gipet pdc
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ON, bporpiot bet eftsr Ibmiralens Me:
ming piloe oRre gierligt at bringe no
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fannie fprsge ben umeritanite 5ludoe
! Saaindrt bette Spar par mootdget
oit SIR. 2pngs gsiiitent ttloerts mel
at inoleos llnberbanolinser mel
acknowledgements, Der uiortspe
Ifdl ienbe 6olt og RebItuber til Can't.
ago be Cuba og luoe pddbespnoe ar.
6eibet meo at b9ps Stibsne os bent
fra famine ale 8Rroiidoer.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-12
Horn pukntu.
aun Raisnplcn or minnrr ooh.

9ismard, Zoe Suli. - Den usents
lige Reaieringsbuletin flyer. at ben
Forlsbne ll0e ipm Hsgsl bar pGret gum
Itig for ulilags Qpling unota9sn Mais.
Den fsrits Del at llgen par tjelig og
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npIten ale Dele al Staten, hodo Der
aiprbe meget til at opliOne FABIAN @ps
lima. Tom fpruo bar blepen 'tabet at
@armen "a tort 9eir. 5 Stdtens
sitlige Del, IGrlig ou / Reo 8iper 0az
len, er Der ialot for msaet Regn, os paa
Iomme Steoer itadr 2aplanoet unoer
@uno. Oct tan life Tiges, at Der er
fleet npoen pioere Staoe poa Spsben;
ouerult TGtter ben ar. noii9terne for
onoet Smoatorn er heller lite blepne
merfere, men piTer ia liseidu lorenoe
ION / forriae l1gs. Waiien er ltGrts
poret "a Iuro; men BEN trGnaer mere
Sol7tin. Oct bersttss, at 5srten | ben
Tpoliae Del al Stdten bar reouceret
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Soa ian enbnu ms9et beoreS al bet
Tom bar tuget Staoe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-12

sr en- Chit at ie. Sps % Rug n9rmer
Tig li9eIua burtis til Mobsn1so % er
/ no9Ie al be ipolige Counter n9itsn
fGrois for Stursn. 9iit og Der fees
Iiot Stdbs peo RuIt. SnobsItninsen
iaar bill be9nnoe fra 10 til IA 0uge tios
li9ere enb iGbpanlis. =.
@nn isr eptlunlisncnoe Siuer.
5emten Mil nprosnfor Suron oe
otte Wil ~sitsnfUr Sithcod ia9ttoges
Snsbdg bitten TO %GptlonIfner at bep9'
ge zig. Msn / Suron bapoe man ben
nGite Dag snbnu life erfaret npget ON,
bporpibt llpeiret dfiteotpm nosen STA.
be. Sper 9urpn falbt Rsgnst
Strsmms, lebIuget at frpgteIis soroer
% 2pnilo. Oct bapoe / to 0ase pa'
ret its9enos bsot.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-12
California.
1rt eaar life an at flanorr cmfsl Sam

SatIunb, Ste Suli. - Gu menig
Soloat Sanien, / aompani IS" fra
WarDspiae sr bleosn ubpiit fra Camp
Barrett, % bet pad en- for bdm poers
liz Tlau Maubs, foroi ban | neoI9ttenoe
llotrDt bapbe tlanoret De 5oreneoe
Slater, Regimentets SHicerer, Maoen
"a flere andre Ting, ION life bar BAN
tiauos. !Son blep arrefteret, aFtlGot
i'm Uniform % bersTter mar6eret
aiennem 2eiren meo 9ugt pad bper
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ban bel't buroe fsrss afiteo paa en-
8~iproeppf. Otter at bore blepen
eTforteret ubenfpr 2eirgr9nIen fit ban
fort % gobt i'm aIiteo og mootte fOrs
fsie Iis pioere paa egen Saano.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-12
SoroHrco I Unit.

ct iorI9rbsligt Sorbitreo gil forles
ben Sirsbagstpelo oper 9aaroen
Sbanestpsit peb Siufjoroen | ulpit.
Oct brsb ub unoer en- u~iaopunlig bsfs
tia Regnbpss pg bsspnbte bit oppe /
ben bratte 5ielbiioe, raieoe fua neooosr
oa porte unosroeis. tos meb zig Serb,
Sten % Stog, brebte zig pioere og pis
bere uo, fopeoe uo en- Bate bOor 20
80 Smuler git / Bette os itprteoe oers
paa neooper 9udrosn, Der liggsr oeo
fieloets ipo, ganIte n4r Sjssn. Sus
Iene ali Fri, men en- Itrnttelig Stuoe
unrettsbes paa 9aarosns Gter og Gng.
Ga. 40 Waal bprtet 2unb untaaes at
pere sbelagt. Streoen git tlo's |
sieen, % bpor Der Isr bar en- ftosrig
Glib "a gObe Slaatter og nsosnunoer
msiIommslio opurbsiosbe atrs oa
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Sfrebefur meo natne gsrgst elsr opbe
Surer / gunben, Stsn os Stof. 8rus
% cSpro butter til Butter BELT til SIPS.
Del bor to M9nb puu S%psnsstDsit,
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loat; Stubsn mau | bpsrt Sab aniat-
tss til tuIinosr al &roner. Oct hal pG-
re osres gsitsmmsIis at nsolegss Zine
guFsoer os isss fig andre; De bar iaat
strrf for "9erafulb", og be unier bel
Tor uaisrligt al fan line Srug / nosen.
Iunos bsbOslis Stano isien.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-12
~7lrbrnTkn.
llueir pua CmnhanohiQinqen.

Oct esregnsOs poer Smabus lloitils
Iingsbbsningsr iibite Snspug, og en-
forrp9enoe Storm iutte Ypsningernss
Mooitanbsepne pad en- baaro prepe;
men life en- eneite bleo beitaoiget. Jlere
SuiinOe geisgsnoe bapbe inofunoet zig
paa uoitiaingsgrunben. De maatte
finoe iia / at bploe fig inoenosrs bet
meIte al Gftermiougen. SeitDrelien
bar beTIuttst at gisre u~o'tiainsen en-
Senbagene mere populer peo at neos
IGtte IOgan9spriIsn for ben Dag.
5or 5rsmtioen Hal bet fun foite %
Gents at iaa apsan9 ON Ssnoagene.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-12
3flfttnpTntn.
70 Mnnn nrrbt prp 1anamit.

Vt puno 0pnamit erplpoersoe /
sforsOuss paa SObn Rsirtbs 6arm,
> Iltl i~snbenTpr 2atsfislo. nlptten
FtNs, meosns George, Ralpb og peter
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srrs iarois Ell Stub pau ct Iuno
S7namit, Tom itulbs bruses en- Srsuo
Y polot pau at grape. Nso m tor
splser GAP be ia til al bdnte paa oenn'
S7nomit / en- Sanoe, ou bet farligc
:0~rangitoi srplobsrebe Tom en- 5rlsc
" Wanoenss uforiigtisbeb. Ralpf
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-12
@nrprri mcobr9uSt | Rarine.

u. plat e Sons 2eutb.r Go.'s
9aroeri, Racine, nebbrrnbts til 9runs
ben Snsoag often. Sab $4,000.
Gs'urance $4,000. 5rso pIub, 5us
britens gsItprer, tom unoer 8runoen
furlig til'fabs p.b at hoppe nso fra ct
8inbu / trebi. Gtass.
Strciten | cibfuib psobliusr.
qrbeiosneblGagelien inues at bare
fiernere fra en- 4fflutniHg eno nossns
iinoe Tor, beb bet SborsOas fra O'bs
toib. Saapel 5abritunter ION Streis
tere bar inbtaest en- TAFT os troo'ig
Soloning. arbeibssipsrne bar afsipet
en- unosrtssnet G~rtl9rins ON. at be life
bill itarte op isien, fsrsno ale 6 5abris
fer fan eisrs bet "msb bet f~ornsone
&ntal Of bnstiss MGnb", aniutte peb
biretts Wibler og ubsn S%noblunoing al
noosn Union. Sg Streiterne bar Ii
eerpis bolbt ct Mebe ps beNutt.t, at
lille en- ene'ts aomite b~ereIter ptl fau
Sinubslfs til at sisre Sabritunterns TN
Sppurtnins, men at Streiten ituloe
fortIatte, inotil Sabritanterns tom til
Qrbeiberns msb ct elsr anoet 5Orilag.
Decorah-posten., 1898-07-12
arreI,errsr Saliimsntnrrc.

iursnsos Stuters bemmslige poiIti
oiorbe en- pigti9 anbploslie / Dill
pautee iioite Sborsoag peo at arre'tere
en- Mano, Der Opgioer lit NdOn ION
Wiaium y. Sbdip oq puaitdaes at bore
Qnfsreren for en- tor 6dl'tmpntner'
banoe, 6pis 6opeotpurter itdl pGre
CT. 9ouis. 9enns Sanoe bar iproolot
be isoerale Granddaughter ct enoelsit
grnoeri, iost ben ulersos i lang lin
hal formelia bdpe ooeripemmet SanSst
meo falIts SslpooIars. Shup bier
anbplot, pa ban | s~bOrsbugs bdoot
inofunOst iis pso pOittontorst ior a
Ipsroe efter 9rep. Sdmme Gftermio.
bag bleO 9lrreitanten unosr Sspogtninl
Isubt afiiso til Ct, 2ouis.