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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-06
The Dress Goods Department

The great dry goods real leadership it's
goods department Many other stocks which first thought
equally important second consideration give way its
supremacy We've spent years effort keeping this dress goods
department vicinity extent variety
merit The present exception. The fullest purse,
--LATEST purse the fastdous dresser the severely
ca1 alike satisfactorily served.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-06
White Piques

The above are all from Manches
England.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-06
Armenian Laces

A first Importation of these
highly priced edgings. Oriental
Rugs have forced themselves
into popularity, Oriental Dra-
peries have long been used; why
should not these carefully made
crochet laces find place where
far less serviceable materials
now hold prestige.
At from Zoe to 4OC a yard
We show them in widths rang
ing from ~ to 81 inches. This
present lot came from a small
village (Tripoli), near Damas-
Gus, and is entirely of hand
crochet work.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-06
Silk Organizes

Are represented here IN favorlte
shades.
Ar E0l Black, light blue, pink,
IA OON yellow and nile green.
A Yard This is a new material
worth Investigating.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-06
New Millinery

First touches of spring color
flowers, foliage, fancy rib
bons, and all the other little
millinery necessities that go to
make an always complete stock
particularly pretty.
Nothing yet of spring trimmed
bonnets, but great many choice
walking and cycling hats are
here in cloth and braided styles.
Ask to see the different styles
at $3.50.
Take a glance at that west
case of violets, and if there is
aught of millinery requirement
not to be seen ask for it.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-06
Cloak Values
Exceptional

The prices have little to do
with the matter. Cheaper coats
and wraps are to be found at
every turn. What we insist is
true is that at $z.45 more e1e-
gance and more excellence can
be obtained in one of our jackets
than you ever met before at
the price. They are $50 coats.
And that at $0.75 we will
sell you cape that is the equal
in every respect to the best val
ues to be had two months ago
at $500.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-06
A Cambria Snap

A case of the old reliable 10c
kind that you'll appreciate at a
glance when you see the quality.
Cambrics are cheaper every
where, but none have APP
preached this in merit.
AZ II Full bleached, good quail
AI AZ ity and yard wide. On
A Yard sale for the first time
Monday morning.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-06
Plain Organizes

An unusual demand for these
is finding best satisfaction in
our extra assortment of dainty
colors.
AZ az Best French make in sky
OOC blue, canary, sea-foam
Yard green, cameo pink, baby
0 0ue a corn GGor ayender Lc sG
vance, are some special shades on a
mousseline finish-among the colors of
which are cardinal red, nile green, hello
trope, corn yellow, pink, black and navy
blue.
Gail H.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1898-03-06
Curtains and Shades

~ ~"A SS%AAAO @~AA~S ~AA~e ~ ~ ~
The selling of Curtains and
Shades is small part of the
scope of merchandising in this
|drapery department, but it is al
ways of importance and inter-
Sest. These special prices for
Monday should crowd the ele-
vators to our third floor.
Gar o. Opaque Cloth Shades in
~ AN the 6xS feet size, regu-
At 21c Several colors in best
HS STS Opaque Shades, 7x3 feet,
5 regularly Acc each.
Al 4Oc med with lace ' insertion: >
I regular 75c quality.
) Others of even surprising bargain
} merit at Csc each. These are in small
} lots of fine Trimmed Curtains that are
3 worth at regular prices from Soc to $l.25
D each.
} All are furnished with best spring
z rollers.
OF Lace Curtains
80 AR%e ~ Irish Point Curtains that
A Pair have been selling at $S70.
Az do az Others of a somewhat
y - AP-S better QuallIy ana marked
, Pair. $3.50 and $4.15,
z Ar O2 a. Several styles of Irish
z AS ApOsOO Point and Tamboured
4 Pair. Lace Curtains, originally
4 from $500 to $500 a pair.
y Ar "a az & e. * Are a half dozen pairs
y Al ~f'Oc N VV'AC of choice Pattern Cur
D tains, formerly Sc to So a pair.
8 Swiss Curtains, too
5 Az o. On Embroidered Swiss Cur
y "a APAs%O tains, yards long and
D Pair. Sc inches wide-the $500
z kind.
( Al Of RO $1.95 and $2.45 are several
( ht Ap ASOO handsomer STYLES which
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-02

who have struck splendid six-foot seam
of coal. E. f. Lawson, al Black Diamond.
Is sinking a new slope. Hober; Gourley. at
Cedar Mountain, is developing his mine on
the west side of the river. He has fine
mine, and will soon be shipping 100 10 2D1
tons day. At Coal creek. the Pacific
Coast company il driving a tunnel sixteen
feet by eight feet in the clear on the Bag
ley vein and has laid a double track as far
as IL has gone. This tunnel Will be one
and a quarter miles long. Will he operated
by electric motors and will handle the coal
mined from four different seams. which
Will ali be won by tunnel at right angles
10 the main tunnel, IL necessary, the
company can put GU, g 90 tens a day when
this work is completed. The Seattle Coal
Il Iron Company at issaquah has crossed a
fault which had never been crossed before
and now has $50 feet OF lift above the pres
ent gangway.
The improvements which are being put
in at Roslyn will enable the company to
put ont 3,ooo tons a day from the shaft In
and machinery for handling the output
will be put in. making il equal To any col
liery in the East. In the E.lum mine. a
slope Is being driven tn the surface and
this. when completed this winter will
double the output
''At CokedaIe ia SAagit county they are
sinking a shaft which will go down coo feet
to win the coal below the present work
irSs. They have crossed fault and found
the coal again on the water level. and will
start the coke ovens again in a few days
"As Blue Canyon. in Whatcom county,
changes In the management vii, have a
tendency 70 cause the work to be pushed
with more vigor and greater safety TO the
miners
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-02

should go and were about to separate, but
finally agreed to follow the Payne gulch,
as II showed the most float. They discov-
cred the Payne ledge. located some s.ams
and took specimens TO AinsWorth btN haC
no money to pay for an assay, Carpenter
nnaiy got a clerk in the store named Bic
lenborg 10 pay for the assay which ran
laa ounces of silver. Carpenter did not tell
Seaton about the assay but took Bie.en-
berg in with him and left Seaton Carpen-
ter and Bie!enoerg went 10 Nelson and got
Peterboro canoe and went up the SLOGAN
RIVER. A day or two later the assayer told
Seaton what the assay was Seaton then
gathered what is now called the Noble
FIVE crowd and went off with then. on the
night OF September Il. They located ex-
tensions on the Payne. the Noble Five and
other claims When they returned 10 Aims
worm they gave their specimens TO Steve
Bailey. the proprietor of this hotel. and Il
assayed so high that ne hired one of the
men Tor 800 and took TWO Indian packers
anu went 10 Payne and bought IT."
Mr.. Eaton has recently sold his interest
In the whitewater mine 10 an English COM
pany called the Whitewater Mines Linz
tied. one-thrG being retained by his part
ners. john l.. Retaiack and Maj j. NJ
MONTGOMERY. Mr.. Eaton IL now opening
UP the Madison group. one mile above San
don. which he says is only prospect
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-02
Richest Ore on Record Discovered
on Slate Greek.
Foss RIVER COPPER DEPOSITS
Great Chimney Of Ore In the bed OF
an Extinct Crnter-Tw0 Laf&e
Camps at Work on tho Cie-Elnm-
Great Increase In Coal Mining
nu.uut of slo~nn surpasses the
klondikc ou seventh Anniversary

An nru@,afly rscn strike OF free milling
ore or, the Tacoma, ar extension OF tns
Mammoth ledge on Slate creek, proves 5!aa~
Col. Harr was not greatly 1T fasa when ne
bonded the Mammoth and stSffs1 10 GU !.
,sail 10 IL I'D the Astnow and over tne ol-
vide some years ago. j. NJ. itssisF afi'i
John II. Allen, IT,, Of Seattle. AaFr uile"F-
cred tie ledge in places for several Isnfa-
dred feet OF the Tacoma, ind have found
II TO De thirty inches wide. with u ten-2sicn
raw streak showing free gold a. every
point and ,elluridess all through ~ one
man says that al one point the quartz -
literally piasterees with gold. anu tnai there
are pieces OF quartz as large az man can
lift which show HE gold sticking al
through IL. Another man says ne has seen
ter pounds OF rock which had in IL 500
worth OF gold "a low estimate. ototches
Of gold as large As tweniy-doliar Piece
being not unusual Some pieces OF quartz
az large az a hens egg are said to De al
most ali gold and black teEuriufn- Assays
are said 10 have ranged from &. 30 10
$a.soc.
The Tacoma iss the extension OF the Nam
moth and Keystone. which have been loud
ed for 80 60 by Charles III. Ballard. OF Con-
conufiy and mis- associates Tney have
bought nine adjoining claims and have
been pushing development all summer, ana
found large body of rieh ore The Ia
coma was first located some years ago. bat
the ledge was 80 small as not 10 be
thought worth developing. AL the rich ore
had not been uncovered.
The Slate creek district had not attract
ed much attention since the Hart boom
Eeverai years ago. until Mr.. Ballard began
operations about eighteen months ago.
Since then the owners Of claims have been
pretty dIfgent in doing their a ssses srgent
work and have made good show!ngs in
most Instances. and number Of visiting
m.ning men and Investors have made a
trip 10 the district The high grade and
free milling character of the ore couSpen-
safe for the remafeness OF the district from
transportation. From Hamilton, the ter
minus of the Seattle d Northern railroad,
wagon road with daily stage runs 10
Marble Mount whence Slate creek is dis
tant hf.y-four miles by tran. From Ives
on the Columbia, which Is reached by
steamer. road runs seveniy-five miles
and good trail fifteen miles further over
the summit OF Slate pass lite nearest
points to obtain supplies are Silver. on the
Methow, and Hamilton, on the Skagit
route
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-02

Eaton Tells Of SLOGAN. Wealth and
of Its First Stampede.

one - the pioneers Of the SLOGAN coun-
try who has become wealthy by psrsever-
ance and endurance is J {. Eaton. who
was 4; the Northern with his wife for
fta days on their way 10 san Francisco.
IN telling OF the prosperity whicA has
come - that section he made a striking
contrast between conditions when he first
went there and those existing now.
7 have Just come cut Of the Slocan,"
more than ever. The advance N the price
of silver has made mines pay 70 work
which did no, ray before The silver
lead portion Of the kootenay country "a
proluclne a great deal more ;han the gold
portion IN fact. more money VIII come
ou1 g ;h8t district than Will come out Of
the kiondke this year. The Payne g
4 few dollars less than ss0 90 In the first
SIX months ~ this year The White
u4ter - putting sn new mill OF the
Whitewater Deep II. T. BROWN = putting
r. new compressor pant. and = start
4ug a large tanned from TIE kase0 creek
lcve3. should ,hnk II would strike ore
az a tIepth ~ 7Oa feet vertically below the
putting IN Z Few tram, which strikes ne
railroad q mile and half above Sandon
R0d has become wonderful producer.
Nj BROWN ~ building ~ tar town -
Whitewater. and has pui a house II SIX
teen rooms a. the msno. When vert
20 zee hirsl the other day ~ asked ne K
tno hash rooms WAY, nu-. ;ha, trsti
70 Whitewater Nth my eSn lands. when
J Na3 urly oue shirt
A cawb nation has he@0 made between
t&e kaSje s Sloean rs,lrna3 and ne Inter
national <ayfgatton q Trading Company.
whsga cpavatcS tse Steamers or koo:er8y
lake TAss reAns that the new com
Parry wni>a IS calico the hooieuay
o~o Company viii also control tSe
Nelson y Besf'@c;oD railroad, a-i
wi2 rrahahiv bui}A THAI road sad ex-
serS i 70 fsuauevs Forty Ard probably ~
Stackant K xtB a}so extend n - Lar
s}sRu ~ s'.e other Gtre-ttcT. wAtcD means
srvat traffic COZ the lArteag Ia large
reAie& - taS- grade oEe- TIE ks$'o &
Sl.eau rA.fYead mas beea s1e salvation ~
tAat eo;sntrv paid So = t9u f2r PACK
tuS fns 1rSf shipment ( cry from tAs
NhtsssE alter naire - kasfo AMI Is cSS- ne
sf.a Eou a}togeIsey fer packing n sot
ans treatment. >ow ~ nay *n ton
Ter fYesght sna tveagyaent- raas comes
rra~ bej@E y eo-3 country. - ~ get r.
turns IN gar ore {n t3Tsc DAYS when
4 went - EoSssaa,3 sHe oc.rer tay tIr
.sa Trss tt.ra 81 seven years. ara tNanE e
very srt{ve TIE last ftsae / vas there
rarfa were ONLY shree ~ fer "A a.fss nosx
Il * = ,tty az ii eo people oce can hAri-
~ tie frca. - her K gets trArSGso-t ttsH.
tAts ssertt thai tie erS< stampede fo1x
t~y TNe rT,esrecfors n rses SSato0 and
Who Aa3 made ~aEse IAcat saS TAky gos
- Tore Fagks- bet s&sses. 50 overtAke XII
Tasa fa&y 11aEre4oG aAos1s which way ,hs:s
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-02
INTENSE SUFFERING
From Dyspepsia and Stomach
Trouble.
Instantly Relieved and Permanently
Cured by stmart's Dyspepsia
Tablets.
A New Discovery but not a Patent
Medicine.

Or. Redwell relates an interesting ac-
count Of what be considers a remarkable
cure Of acute stomach trouble and chropl,
dyspepsia by the use Of the new discovery
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets.
He says; The raIen; vas mar who haf
suffered to my knowledge for years with
dyspepsia. Everything he ate seemed to
sour and create acid and gases 81 the
stomach: he had pains ike rheumatism. IN
the back shoulder blades and limbs full
ness and distress after eatug. poor appetite
AID loss OF fiesn. tie heart became affect
81. causing palpltatlon and sleepleSsress al
night.
gave h,Ts powerful nerve tones ard
blood remedies, bat to no purpose. AZ an
exper;men, finally bought j ff;y cent
rackaee y Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets al
a drus. store and gave them % h n. Ainaaxt
immediate relief vas given ard after lie
hat uA.d four boxes he WAS 70 all appea--
arceS fully cured
There was no more acidity or sour watery
rtsinxs. re biaatin@ after meals. the anne
ttte was vigorous and - has gained b.
tween - and - pounds IN weight Of sols
healthy flesh.
Although SIuar,'s Dyspepsia Tablets are
advertised and - IN drug stores Yet
consider than . most valua be addition "a
arv physicians l!re % remedies as they
ara perfectly harmless and can be giyer, "a
children OF iNNa&-1s az N shy Condition If
me stomach with perfect safety being
harmless and containing nothing but vege-
table ani frui, essences. pure pepsia ard
Golden seal.
without suy question they era the safest
rllos; effective cure for indigestion. bilious
ness. constipation and all ARRANGEMENTS o.
,n~ stomach however slight or severe
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tahiers are made hv
,ae stuart CO. OF Marshall Mich. ana
sold by druggists everywhere a. ATTY ear.s
per package
IA;tle book or stomach diseases r.a{lA,
fraA address Stuart Co. Marshall Mica
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-02

FAN'S NEW SCHOONER.
He Purchases the Alton From Peter
Hutty of Port Townsend

Attorney John p. Fay has added anotf1er
schooner 10 his aquatic possessions. yes,er-
day concluding the purchase OF the schoon-
er Alton from Peter Mutty of Wanamake
q Mutty. Port Townsend. The latter
bought the Alton when she returned from
-. Michael three weeks ago.
The schooner was lowed into port by
the tug Magic yesterday and is lying at
Answorth & Dunn'ss dock
Mr.. Fay has not yet decided whether to
put the Alton into the fishing business or
20 send her 20 The Hawaiian islands with
freight. She has a carrying caracity Of
over 100 tons. The schooner F'ornson Mr..
Faye other boat. has been 10 Ber.ng sea on
a fishing expedition. and is now on her
way home with 10 tons Of goldfish She
Is EXPECTED here in about three weeks
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-02

FREE corceFs MADISON Park PAVILION
lis afssxEooE-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-02

IN X. O
OF
w for edit law
of the
collecting and distributing
For the wenty-hree schoonmaker
il Of a
the hnanc and tariff estio
Port
La Saturday
Wooley
A@1nAAHaAaAAHAAzAaH7A.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-18
Snbls Turpcr bar bGnst fis.

Grnit Weismdn bar bGnst fig. Gan
blep / WanitopOc fprlepen inbiut / Or
reit Iom mistGn,t for at bare mproet
Mr. cg Wrs. Sobn gabls / Miibicott,
mar Sno Ripers, ben ste Ropsmber.
Ssnoag ianbtes ban b1ngenoe Dob / i'm
Gels. Son babe lapet en- Strife al
ct langt 9aanotlao. Men isreno ban
toe 1T 2ip. afosoe ban en- fulb Sils
%itdaelie for SberiHen. 5sr't mproeDe
ban Mr. gabls ube i StaIbsn mep en-
Sr, og oerpau git ban pp til !Sufet,
hpor ban mprbebe mrs. gubls msb en-
flor anip. Oct bar ct Roomoro; men
ioet ban bulot pau meb at runia9s 9us
let, blsp ban Itr9mt psb en- eller anbsn
2Do pg iprung til fin grpbers Sjem,
bpor ban Isnere bleo anbolbt. Oct
mda formooes at ban begit Selpmprb
at 5rpgt for at blipe lpnfet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-18
observation-disclosures.

Ireostommisfionsn / Bdris nulbs
df6olos ct ufgjsrenoe Wsbe nu pod
'ioite Snsoag, men Gftsrretninqerne
ON, bpdo Wsbst ubrsttebc, .r enbnu
lite i%nOIebne. 9irsbug iremtom /
Wtobrib en- balOsoficict GrtlQrinq
ON, al Spcniens &ommisI9rer bib.
fuitbolbe fit Stanbpuntt | Spsras.
maaIet ON 5%iIippinerus. Og at be pad
ingen Wddbe oilos gan ino pad bore
REPRESENTATIVES, JorIdnesnb.. Gnbs
pibere msobsltss, at, bpis 0istusiios
men | commissioners Wsber life uoes
Iuttenos 6oIot fig til 9unttsrre / pros
totoQen, ida bapoe Spdnisns Som
misiRrsr beitsmt Iia til lite at unbers
ifripe nogsn 5rebstrattdt.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-18
SEN n9tbpcnpe Naraama. 20. IL B.

Suttsr al Reuben Bennett, Der bsbe
noen at efterIaoe fig nogen Iibite 8ilis,
p9 bun fremIGgger ire 9rere, Tom ben
rlge 8nier lib ON anoen bapoe Itrepst
til benOe. Sum iiOber osiou inoe meo
andre pGgtige geOiIer til i'm 1foroel.
Sennett bar en- ilbe lit Mano / ben
e9n, bpor ban bpeoe. 9au lin pGrois
Tube 3OOzlcres Sarm lepeoe ban / en-
uslel 9ptte, fclteitp og enc. % Der fri
'teoe ban 2tret pad ben tarpeliaite
SoIt og rueebe oper fine pen9e.
stipb i'm Eaters Surlouene.
Munoug often ianot Der ct Mprb
Steb nGr Sbor, melces ira 0ebI.er
Gttb. ST. $50 bapbe Qnnu SnauIon
forlaot lit Sjem for at msbe lin 9sors
lopsbe, ). Is. SreOeritIOn. : en- Bug
9p tjsrte be Ipooper / bet Soab at tunne
blipe Ggtepiebe ben r9ite Moroen. Wen
Btgens 5aoer baobe forbubt benoe at
babe noget meb 6reoeridIon at ItaHe "a
enoo9 %gientugenoe bsproret BAN bort
ira Sufet. SaaInart Sattsren bapoe
forlaot Su'et, % Saoersn blep bet bar,
pio'te ban, bporlebes bet bar fat, iatte
sftsr be Slp9tenoe og inobsnteoe benz
otte Wfil ira Siemmst. pa Spanion
~Forlanate, at Sattsrsn Ifulbe penoe till
ba9e, trat 5rsoerition en- Repclper ga
CAB Slo, % SiponIon, Der bapoe tuqet
en- Rifle meo, ipareoe meo famine Wbnt
o8 'tieo 5reoeridion eiernsm Sisrtst,
'uu ban fulot bob ON. SponTon bar
lite blcpen ~'daret; ban lob 0tQet tilbus
ge, toa 0otteren meo iig "a opIsQte BEN
nGrmeIte Srebsoommsr, Der toQ BAN
/ I'm %oretrQt. NUfte Wor9sn 'ua bet
uo til, at pigen pitOs mite 5oritanben.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-18
allinnis.
SrGnote op 5000 btn en- Tciltaqclie.

Gn Sisbmano / airtpooo, Darrsn
6ountp, Mr. s. 8. 2airo, fob iioite
Gsroag | 9egreb msb at retie til 81.
Souis pg bapoe forIpnst fig meo en-
patte pengeieoler til ct geleb aI
$4,000. 5or at nurrs mulige Snb.
bruostpps baooe ban iosbt pengsns inb
/ ct @pispapir Os iIan9t benz ben i ct
9isrne at Sppepareliet. Ssroua Sors
miobag fanot bans 9utter papirbuns
ten % taiteoe ben / Spnsn. 7eiltaoels
len bIep Ierit Opouqet, ou BEN iibIte asit
al 8antnoterne git op i Rsg.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-18
Spbe:T uitiincr 1861.

"9pis Der Hal blipe ct b,ore 1orboto
meaem be 10 Gdnot. lda mda frantic
YoIititere opgipe ben 3dttit, buis
eneite Seniigt bar bGrst at IRqge
GrqIdno Sinbringsr I 8eisn pad Ste
Der. boor 6rautrig ingen Snteresisr
bar. Seq bsntpber til Sorboloens
pda Rpfunolunb. Tom fiber unbsr en-
S%nobidnoing fra 6rdnirigs Sioe,
Itisnt bette 2ano inasn Gorbel tan
babe oeraf, mebens bet ooloer Gngs
lamb dloorlig Staos. Spis qssnin,
Gen al 5dibooasS psrgsmaalst bar.
tan tjsne til at betdge frsmm.o.
StatsmGno ben fsilagtige 5orsitils
ling. at Storbritunisn oil gioe ,fter
for 5rpt, ido bar bet uRret en- gelNa,
nellie" Gftsr at bdpe omtalt BET aooe
6orbolb meIlem Woberfanoet Ga aos
lonterne, idgoe ban: "Spao er al li9ss
'ad flor gstpbnina, sr, al Dor. ams,
ritdnite Sle9tninge (Itort giIalb) bar
be9pnot at ~foritad os btore. 6pis
Der isr bar oGrct nogen Srrtte msl'
lem os, iua iiblotss bet Wan9el poa
gieniibig 6oritdoelie. men nu pso
gmeritnnerne. at / ben Iibits arig
'too Ri meb fulot Sisrte pad oerts
Sioe (grdporaab). og MI g~isn9iGIo.r
be bore penitdbeIigs 5slslier. Seq
Iidl lite forisge at forubige, bpao
5sIgsn uf benne gooe 5oritaaslis pit
blipe, men iea iror, Ri TO Tfal Bib.
iituno til at fire geroeu 5reb og Gis
btltIdtipn."
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-18

1T eget GUS peo ielpiamms 5rsmgdngs'
muaoe; bun iIooss mso en- aOinoe, idu
5ilerne iIsi. % inpienoe uf Slime greb
bun en- t6nbt Campo, ipm bun iDlsoe
Iige / 5iGiet puu fin Setter | proiess
iicnen. - Der sr inssn assurance /
0upion, bporior 1abei sr totdlt. Der
er lille 9pgninssmateri.l pdu Stsoet
til At a~isnopbpgas bet br9note 8iitritt,
Ug be Tlsits Suspiloe ipn,s bsntiit til al
DO 5eltc Rsitsn al 0irterer.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-18

Sufferprooucentsrns iOrlnnaer BE.
ftpttslfe mob Jnofsri.l at toloirit
Gutter fra 5iIippinsrus os anor. .Os
lonialc gefooelisr. Senrp Z. Or,
naro, prs'iosnt for "Qmsrican Beet
Sugnr Producers asiociation" uos
tdlte forlebeu, at bados Sut.ers pg
5o6dtsprooucenterns oil arbeioe |
S9aesfa6, naar BET gisloer 2anosts
aolOnialpolitit. De pil for bet isrite
bsnpenos ig til prsiiOsnt Rcainls9
os aOnsrssisn for at iad lust Snoisrs
islstolo pda 9arer fra Jiljppinsrns
os andre gefooslisr. iaa Sismmsa
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-18
aoelina pdtti, ben 6.rsmt,
Atmiit rent.

aoeIina pdtti, ben 6.rsmte
Sangerinos. iie.s at 'tuqs gift. ia
igien | ben nRrmsit, 5remtio. Den
lBt,.lis. er oenn. Gang en- Sp.nf.
peo Rdpn Baron Gsoeritrsm.
prsuisn bar / ben i,n,r. lib ia.
get uo DANTE fra StesOig, gsbm,r.
os polite Sober fra Sdl.fieu Og eel.
l9notre fra Weitpbdtsn. Wan Deb
lite. bpdb aarfagsn .r. men man
tror, at bisi. ~lloOisniugsr T,pto.s ben
preusff. 5indnsminiitsr BON Wiauel,
bOis 1anie CT at oGtts Wisnsi., Iom
bd fan bruses til lu~otplonins for,
at Der bliuer ~truffet mere ftrsng. Jor,
bolbsr.gl.r mob ale fremm.bfsot. |
Ganoet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-18

Gonerrsmano @rospenor fra Cbio
fror, at ben 5r.bsiommisTOn, Tom .r
/ paris, 6uroe fables bi.m og en- mn
uonGon.s. 8.nn. burb. b.Itaa az
qomiralerr. SampIon og S6l.D o.
adpt.in Bob" Gpans, p6iuip, Glar.,
Ddinrisbt, Ros.rs. 6isginion, Bar.
Ter, DiIoes. Sissbs. og Gbaopid.
0enn. aommisIon bill ban III. ienoe
til paris, men iii Spani.ns 5aones
bper for at leoe Gr.bsunb.r6anblin,
serne msb arigsFibsn.s Is 9oms
adnon.r. GAN tror, at ~faaoanne
argumsntsr mart pilbe oper6eoii.
Spanisru. ON RsoO.nbtsb.b.n at af.
Ilutt. en- Grsbstrattat.
Decorah-posten., 1898-11-18
Charles u. Bins6urn, ben beii,nbt.

Charles u. Bidsburp, ben beii.note
Wsnsr | WinHsapOlis, er iortio.n |
Gften. Sun bl.O naturligOis Tom al.
andre Stsrrslisr ~irterpi.p.t ON III.
I%ippin.rne. "Jorr.tninssm9no / BE,
item" idgb. ban, ".r imob, at ri Be,
boloer 5ilippinsrn.; men i.g fan life
ie, bporleoss Ri pda arlig Bis tan
operlabe benz til Sponi.n. Oct er
min Weniug. at oi burb. tag. benz 90
iaa gipe benz til Gngldno Tom en-
pddfisnneli. for ben m~oralTs Ststts,
bet bite os unber arigsn. 5pis ri,
Iippinern. blir en- .ngslit aoloni. "a
bois 8ribonbsl blep inbfsrt Der, uiloe
be 5oreneb. Stut.r fna ligs iaa tor
COMMUNICATING Der, iom ON ri
eieoe Eerne.