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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17
Miller 8Rh0nds,
There is Always
Something New Here.

Not thing now andthen, but a steady stream OF
:, ~ h,s, markets pay un0ayying trIdUto to THIS
aau,, Just now there's the witchery of Spring in
! every department. ,.,horo o,, bu,l
= - . 1i, h> lam prices and good 7erchanafs' ne
70, GER has no power unless backed up by dependa-
II. strGs You have come to look to us for BOTH
> Y ou shall not be disappointed
: The following departments invite you to inspect
new arrivals: ~
2 Hew Silks (plads, Checks and st,lp''l n'~ '0|a'@
Goods (c,epons CAsOloAs Sicansl 0a@0,-zVa@e o"'@'
( zazznaao SIX and Cotton Shirt zaists and oepa'4f'
Skirts Hov 1nyasols Ribbons Eaees and D''S' S2'"|-
o lures. -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17
TaiIor-Made Suits.

4 Carefully-woven fabrics lash
Z ionably cut garments. high
: class tailoring, and ridiculous
. ly low prices.
y Plain Cheviot Serge Suits, in Navy
q oad Black. tieht-dtung or loose ny
= front. $3.50. worth SO. an,
y plain Serge. in Navy, Brown ai'N
n Black. fy-front jacket, s. worth l.' slo.
= blue. Brown. and Green Governs
@ ,o9eta siIk-llned Jacket, 1880 worth
o I plain Black and Navy An-Wool
o cloth Refer Jacket, skirt perc'''"e
: lined, s., worth S. a. Cam
@ pain. Tight-Fittng, strap Seaui
q Jacket. pleated back skirt So worm
= so. ,,,...,, COURTS
: Jacket finished Off with small buttons
SIP, worth $l6.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17

winsor VIII return IN two weeks to at
tend the reception OF the Colonial Danes.
Miss Virginia Mcleod who has been
visiting friends IN New York. is now in
Philadelphia
Miss Lima Mayo is the guest of friends
in Hartford, Conn.
Messrs. Edward Robertson and Ran
dolph Hicks, Of Roanoke. are in the city
for several days.
Miss Annis Patterson. Of New York. Is
the guest of Mrs. Isaac Davenport,
Franklin street. west.
Mrs. William Mayo is the guest Of her
daughter, Mrs. William Oppenhmer
Miss Marshall. Of Washington, is on
visit TO Miss Aline Stokes.
Miss Louise Cooke. OF Charlottesville,
is the guest of Mrs. George Ben John
ston.
Mr.. Warner McCabe. who has been
spending the Easter holidays in Rich
mond. has returned to the University OF
Virginia.
Mrs. Gardiner Tyler, OF Sherwood For
! est, Chcrles City county, Is visiting Mrs
william W. Archer east Franklin street
Nfessrs Remson and Bruce. OF Balti-
more. xCo were the guests OF Mrs. Gideon
! Davenport for a few days, have returned
| 10 their homss.
| The Misses Faulkner. OF Washington
who have boon visiting Mrs. James
! WEIGH. returned TO their home on We'd
! nesday.
Mrs. r. s. Thomas. of Smlthield, who
was one of the many visitors to Rich
mond during the past week, has returned
to her home.
Miss Jeanette Rosenthal, who has been
the guest OF Miss Louie Williams. has
| returned 10 her home in Mt. Vernon, o..
Mrs. Isaac Kaufman is in New York
on short visit.
Miss spiers. OF Baltimore, is the guest
OF Mrs. Marx Gunst
Miss Weller. OF Baltimore. IS the guest
Of Miss Fannie Mitteldorfer, on east
Grace street.
Mrs. Hlrsh and the Misses Hirsh are
I'm New York. where they will remain
for several weeks.
Miss Gussie Reinhardt returned on
Saturday from a delightful visit of three
weeks to Washington.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17
! Dress Goods.

Novelty Mixtures, Small Plaids' anu
, Colored Cashmeres. II 1-2c. a yara'
Atwood Serges. in Medium anu
Dark Navy Cardinal. Myrtle, Lgh1-
, GRAY. and Brown. &c. yard. ,,.
Atwood Tricots. in Cauet-oluo'
, Navy, Hunters Green MyrtLs' Pr" -
cardinal. and Garnet. 25c. yaru.
NoyaItv press Goods in checks and
, mingled effects, &c. yard. A.
Illuminated Novelty Checks IN ,ns
new color combinations, soc. yard.
! Atwood Henriettas. in Cardinal Cardinal
Gendarme Blue. old Rose ke'eua;
} IJght-Blue, Nile. Pink. Lavender anu
: Cream. 39c. yard. e.,.,,cs
Covert Cloths, Panama Suil'', -.
Novelty Checks. and Mixtures W. '''N
: yard. .t aoinch-
: % wide. in eight different shades o'c'
= tho yard
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17
Linens.

: Special sale of housekeepers
( Linens this week. Prices speak
: for themselves. Qualities the
! highest.
= Crash. Blue border, twilled 10 inches
o wide. S1-2c., worth &c.
= crash. Brown. twilled, Red ooruer'
y = inches wide. Size, worth l-Sc.
o crash. Brown. Blue border 4 'i'cne'
vide ali linen, &C., worth JOG.
o Towels. frlnged. Red and Nnlte poa-
y doris II iuches wide by - inches long
=. &C.. worth Sc. ,.-a.r o.
q novels. cream Bath, Red border, ~
= inches wide by A inches long lVc''
= Dovlies. fringed. all linen white
= Rcd yellow, and Blue borders 0oc''
q worth soc. ,.,.h Imam
NAPKINS. dinner size, irish inc"
o very heavy. 75c.. worth ST.
- Damask. turkey Red, fast colors
y good width. 15c.. worth lSc.
O Damask. bleached, SO inches "lue
= good designs. 2Oc., worth S3c.
Q Damask. half-bleached linen yard'
"a wide. 89c., worth zoe.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17

IF there is a history OF
weak lungs in your family,
take SCOTS Emulsion.
1t nouriShes and invlgor-
atcs.
1t enables you to resist the
disease. Even if your lungs
are already affected, and If
besides the cough you have
fever and cmaciation, there
is still a strong probability OF
a cure.
The oil in the Emulsion
feeds; the hypophosphlteS
give power to the nerves /;
and the glycerine sootheS ana
heals.
so<. and 81 90. all druggists
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists New 10TH
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17
Another Confederate Surgeon.

TO the Editor of the Dispatch:
notice that my name has besn omit
ted from the list Of surgeons given IN
vour paper. Please do me the kindness
~ publish il in the next. l served as
surgeon all during the late war between
the states. and saw great deal OF hos
pital service.
p. f. ANDERSON, VI. D.,
Roaonhil Post-offce Amelia county. Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17

pOSteu shopper COut' III" > iiiO'
Cotton. unbleached. full yard wide
smooth. regular thread. 7-Sc., worth
Sc.
cotton. bleached. 90 inches wide
fine. even thread, Use, worth sc.
Cambria, good width, fine quality
soft finish, &C., worth s1-3c.
Jeans, unbleached, 81 inches wide,
very heavy twill. &C., worth 7c.
Jeans. bleached, % inches wide, fine
twill. 61-2c.. worth &c.
Pulowcasing, - inches wide no
dressing, heavy thread, Sl-3c., worth
Zoe.
sheeting. bleached. 2l-i yards wide.
heavy. round thread, no dressing,
I21-2c. worth lie.
Victoria Lawn. 10 inches wide. nice
medium weight. &C.. worth Sl-3c.
Muslin. Lawn. and Nainsook Checks,
large and small. &C.. worth &c.
Organdia, % inches wide. fine sheer
/ quality, l0c, worth 1jc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17
THE WEEK QUITE GAY
~ EtTVuEs CROWD EACH
.ru-R FOLLOWING EASTER.
~-7-Y WEDDINGS AND GAY DANCES.
-. az che Most Interesting Nup-
.,t.,rnfs OK the Scnson-BriIIIant
...eIrrs 81 CottIIon md Dancing
-rersuunI Notes. Etc.

..r.. 30 ie said. have a sense or /
.r things Th1y base tho high /
.r social season IN the high /
...r. u The spring. when the /
r.r utIo plant and an the /
.r Seem 90 bc ou.vetns |
. .a the sprug when tho tan |
1850 trembling spires OF green
...- and robin rcdhrcast is at
$50 have The winter. when
seems 40 dead. We are Ike
aly u one or the old fairy
..a lost her grandfather. her
her father her mother.
.. Dor dear cousins, and suu
...y BAN and went about
E....t of The say. IL was not
rrt mourn M all, she said.
uIir.d $50 much that she
. t, have diversion. After an
.. .,o vlrest Being obliged 20
r. during the winter months.
...l trom boring each other 10
.. ..c necessary Eayctcs, and
Tho spring comes We can be
r-,.tuy with the season az tho
and 40 Tho weddings Of the
prefer "'''S 'o "''s'"'''-
y evening last 90 9 O'Clock
~ ..,,,,,,
49,, 80 r,. triJ..s
.t ,-.o-ro ~ p,ob,. rra
.,......-.,,. decorated with
- .-.'. ,.,,...-
A,..,,,., n..,uties
..-'....,..,,-a and t,u
,....'' .,,rr'.,Ira45 the altar
l -.. nantes While per
.. ..~ar1.r,, the tv., rectors
...-.n Battle. brother of the
ma Row William Meade Clarke.
.l.n The chancI formed by white
.lU.a fastened 90 peieslals OF
..r.I with smilax. and mounted
....r ,.uaIssucks. The clcrgymeu
.g front of tho altar, over which
horseshoe ~ white carnations,
... .4rr.Ii6r taeks. Two rows Of
. ra.abra contained the candle
lighting the altar and beneath
...s. shoe silver vase OF DAISIES.
.,m "a tan silver vase holding
...r beauties.
aisle. Of ribbons stretched through
..-s and held tv Misses Parko
.rr4rne TAYLOR and Mary Miner
q5vl.r and Masters Henry Tay-
In and Mcdonald Wexford.
..r f-fs aIels advanced the groom.
George Gordon Battle. of New York.
u- best man, MI George W. Morris
>ew York Tho briue came WIN A,!
2t-- Ellen Basby, as mnd OF
THE bride wore . gown OF Whi'e
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17
!, Hosiery.

: Hosiery Bargains that never
2 lose their value are always
e found in our advertising col
: umns. Here are several:
= Misses Fine Ribbed Seamless FAST
y RACK Hose. double heels ana TOES
q yorth 121-2c.. for l0c. pair.
Rows Heavy Ribbed Hose. ALBION
" dve. guaranteed positively stainless
A. worth l5c.. FOR u 1-2c. pair
: Rows Heavy Bicycle Hose corduroy
q rn.bed spliced heels and toes. sizes. I
= to8l-2. l5c. pair; sizes and sl-z' I'c'
Infants Tan. White, and Fast-BlacX
a s6clls worth l7c pair, for II lie pair.
= Children's Fast-Black Riboed fiose'
8 worth Sc. pair. for &c. pair.
a Ladies Plain Fast-Black Hose &C.
y pair. ,o,,hi. hal.
= and toes. guaranteed fast and STAN
y less Zoe. value, for Sc. pair.
"a ladies' Superior Quality Balbriggsn
Hose. full seamless, double heeis ana
D toes. only Zoe. pair.
= ladies' Plain Seamless Black. OK
y ford Gray, Black. and Tan, Drop
6 Stitch Hose. lOc. pair.
Ladies' Balbriggan, Plain, and Drop
. stitch. Black. Ox-Blood, and Tan. Full
y Seamless Hose, double heels and toes
: Z &c. pair.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17
In Our Basement.

Our basement is loaded with
tons of China, Glass, Granite,
Lamps, and Stationery, in bar
gains Of the highest quality,
propelled by the powerful
power OF low price, that will
cause q spontaneous outburst,
and these special bargains will
be sent to every part OF the
city.
: Tea Sets. contain Sc pieces TO set,
decorated. god-traced. cups short In
some. Clipped in others. were s., %
be closed out az =.
10 Tea Sets. English China. under
glazed decoration. contains 50 pieces
20 set, were s.. TO be closed out at
s2S9
Imported Cups and Saucers. deco
rated. worth s. dozen. now 81 dozen.
Polished Tumblers. cut-slass pat
tern. worth 40c. dozen, here for &c.
lsc salad Set. made OF hard wood.
for loc.
5c. Granite Basins, large size. this
week for i5c.
2-Quart Granite Tea-Pot-special
| price DC.
2-Qusrt Granite Deep Prdding-Pan-
| special for this week. loc.
Large-size Granite Bread-Pan for
| l0c.
I.arxe-sizs Granite Saucepan FOR
! 25c.
Large-size Granite Cake Mould for
lec.
Egg Poachor, patent, regular price
/ Gc.-special this week, l0c.
Large Cake Mould. retinnsd. for &C.
l-Quart Tin Milk-Bucket. heavy pol
,shed tin, brass handle-special price
&c
2-Ouart. same as above. loc.
lot Coffee-Pots and Boilers, large
size. some with copper bottoms. worth
from i5c. to Occur price this week
l0c. choice.
Shoe Daubers. good bristle. sells reg
ularly for iOc.--to be closed out al Sc
each.
S3c. Mirrors. oak frame, large siza
10 be sold for lsc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17
DonleStiCs.

Good Staple Stuff will 60 out
with a rush. You will find
lower prices here than the best
posted shopper couidimagine.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17

Mrs. Thomas NJ. Logan left on Thurs
aav for her country home, "Algoma-
Nrs Robert Winsor OF Boston, VINO
has bsen spending several days at the
JEFFERSON, leaves for her home to-day MIS-
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1898-04-17

". Junior Cotillon on Tuesday evening
the most brilliant OF the season. put
not the last. Later there VIII 10
..ts probably at Lakeside. Inc ger
u. 81. led bv Mr. Adolphus Blair, was
simply beautiful, but whatever Mr.. Bar
Undertakes IS wei done. The music, 100
N.a excellent, end the dancing perfect
THE presence OF the young men from
Johns Hopkins University. the members
81 The Glce club, added a new charm'
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-02
Gle u. see

osoe ben 15oe Sui bos i'm Ssn Ritos
lat gee / 5tour Sails 80 Qar aammel.
9un par feot NOR Bergen, Roras, Den
22be April 1848. W}iIteoe 6eaoe line
5orGIore peo 9oleraen / 1849; han
bIep opfoitret hos i'm Ontel Nils 5pels
mes, Iom bar airteiunger paa Suno.
4foeoe tom til 4merita / 1870. nebs
latte fig / RiOospap. Sa., bpor ban blsp
til omtrent s Mar Iiosn. 0u reiIte ban
til Grafton, q. DAT. og par Der omy
trent 2 4dr. De iibite 3 Qar bar han
tiIbra9t ! % omtring Baltic, Iom San
bclsbetient, men paa 8runo at tilta
9enoe Sp9elia6eo mautts ban opoioe
all 4rbsipe.
DIE zee par en- 'ieloen beqapet Mano.
| 6orbplo til ben gnIsoniue ban bappe
bart til llopitIins, @eroensbiToris
bar bans beoits Gmns. Som Sonoels.
mano bar ban bel list al alle, Tom tom
8ersrslie meo ban. 9~eqrupelIer
'orsgit / Siour GALS ben 18ps Suli
-"5rsmao".
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-02
Sioite KriosnYt.

SpccieIt Telegram til "7ccorab Epitcu"
Wafhingtpn. lite guguit. 8es
neral giiles. iom bar Gpertommdnpo=
eli opsr Erpebitiouen til porto Rico,
bar isnot fsI9enOe 9elegram til arigs
miniiteren: Yonte, porto Rtco, Bite
SuIi, 1898, ST. 3.45 Gftermiooag:
Sire SeIegrammsr mootaget og iDaret
pr. 8reps. 8olonterer o~Dcrgiper Zig
meo 8aaben Ga Ammunition. Sire
5emteoeIs at geioltningen sr opermads
be beqeiitreoc oper Dor 6rr5 Intomit.
1000 fra ct Steb bar fripiaig tiIbuot
Tia at ticne | DOR 6Rr. De bringer iuo
SlagtetoGg og andre nooOenoige Geps
netsmioIer. 2oIobuiet bar alIereoe
tnobragt os $4,000. SaaInart ale
Trooper er lunOiatte, BIZ be bore i0rz
oige til at marihere afIteo.
Rep YOrt, life @uguit. Sra Ma
niIG t~eIegraisre5. at General 4uguIti
er al ben ipanIte 8egiering unoerrsttet
ON, at ban life fan oente rogen Sielp
ira Spanien. 9an ino'er MI, at Still
Iingen er baablea, % BET er I~anbiDnligt,
at ban Dtl oOerqipe iig paa famine BE
ttngeIier. iom 8enerdI 5oral, Ioainart
Gen. Msrritt og Qomiral 0ctpep FEM
Der BAN ct llltimdtum. 1000 al bore
Iropper er III leirebe inben en- N}il fra
Wanilu beifDtteOe al 4rtiIeri ga 8rigs=
Bottoms % Gallao8 &unoner.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-02
SmaapInf.

"2uren" giper 0nsoa9 after
npft, llae en- aontert / Stspers Opera.
bus. 0enne &ontert bolOes Ipecielt
for at iaa IND gsnge til "2urn"s Rei.
ieuoQifter til Sangerfeiteu I Duluth.
81 minOer Qrfernc ON bette, forat b
ton meos talrigt from % nos liot 8jeua
oielo for al ben pntre Song iom 0ecos
rabs 9efoI!ning bs!c Naret ruHot faar
gratis.
- q. s.. ReIIon. ion hor pHret |
maTbin9ton, iioeu fioitt 0GIt, tOm /
2eroa95 biem. 6an ital nco taien,
naar 8ougre8Tcn Tamles / December.
- 1GIQenoe bar iioite lIge foat 2Ga~
teIfabsIicenic: 8. 9er9b % gnna 3ar
lamb; OIe 9. Mosn og emma JisIe,
9ircttertrns for Granb Opera
bus G]ompuniet bar truFet en- 0pers
erstomit meo be forItieQiQe 4sfuronce=
aqenter. ION baOoe assurance paa 8pQs
ninqen. De blep tiltieubt en- Sum at
$500 puu 8paningen. iom par aSiuz
rerst for $1,000, % $1,000 pau On
pentdr. Qrtitett Cobb bapoe urfIdaet
8rdno7doen poa 9DQnin9en til $1,000.
Cperabufet oiI blipe aienopbngget ina
reit mulig, % man boabsr at bliOc fRrz
big meb Qrbeiost / Gopembsr. Der pil
blipe Qiort mango tioSmosiige 6orbes
brineer, Iom bet tbeuterbeIegeno: pub
litum iittert pil TGtte Qris pda.
- anunt 5bompIon, WteDlem at ben
Spreneoe airtes 8paro pf Sruitees,
refer / M}orgen til minneapolis for at
operpRre ct Grtrompbe al bette Sooro /
glnIeoning at Spgisret meo Iuosburg
Seminariums aorporattDn. 6orbaas
bentlig bill goaroet gootienoe ben ms
oflutteoe G]peren8tomit ON 0eling at
Eienopmmer.
Qpertereoe 9repe: Sam Qnoers
fpn. Sbenu 0IIun, 6. YsterIon, Ole
Inberfon lllen.
- Rebattpr Brandt at "Rorbpez
Rem, Rebatter Ssrenien al "Minne>
applis 5iosnoe" % 8ernt 6uos, 9etbs
rer for "Staroinaoen"s G%iIiaIafoelino
/ Minnsapolis, er / 8ecora6 fom SIG
tier bos "Oecorab =Poiten"8 fanilie.
Ssnoag bar be Jremmeoe meo pua en-
Sur til "Malnut Greet Coon Glu6"s
prratiee 2anbiteb | Ganoe.
eubpiq maIbstm at Suube "a
6snrh SbrpnbIsn fra TanIen, Sorpu,
FAINT Sobn u. 8prbon os Suftru bar /
Secprab oper Ssnoaa.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-02
College.

Zen lite September begpnoer bet upe
Sfoleaar. 9e TO loresaasnbe Gage boloes
gramen.
Smtoltntnger for alt unpta9en aoit er /
ben iorbereoenoe Mioelina oct ipritc gar
$54.75, ienere s5425. aioelinaen
Oct IDrite gar ior Ell mn 3iicipel s34. rs.
euers $34 %. sfoleaaret parer Al llaer.
aoItboloei b~eicr9es al en- al Giieipleue
oallnet Boardlng-Club. lpm / iprriae glar
%lfalteoe gob aoit for pmirent $3.50 ON llaen.
) ben iprbereoenoe aioeling undertakes i
Oct 'prlte aar / &elisipn, gngellf. Rpr1t.
Nrltmetlf, @eosraii, @eroensbitorie, 5piio.
lpaL Sana Stripniug % @pmnaitif, / be to
'plsenbe aar / 8elisipn Nprif, gnaellf, Ga
TN, 5plf, algebra, @eometri, Sorenebe
Staters Siitprie, Civil Government. fplilf
@eosrafi % 5piit, Gang os @pmnaliit.
5r8en Si'cipel | ben iprbereoeuoe Qfpes
ling er bllnoen til en- enfelt glarstlasle. men
Tan ia9e De Jag i De ioritleaise alasler. iom
ban t'ltrGn9er, og iaaleoes saa frem / Stos
len laa burttg, lpm bans Gpner oa syor.
ilno'taber iGtter ham iiianb til.
NGrmere SpIpsninser sipes. o. aataloaer
aaa WORT eller ensellf iaaes irit tilienote,
mar man benuenoer Jig til unoertesneoe
StolerS Se'tprer. til bpem psiaa Snomel.
ee!ler bpr lsuoes lnareit mulig.
&aur. xarten,
40 Secorab, Soma
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-02
upeir hiit 90 Der.
Get bar re9net % baglet paa mango
Stcncr. - Sgniloen DrGber
SDlf % Ia.

Reb DAT, Solpu. 28Oe Stuff. - Mrs,
WesleD Sbornton % benoes SpRobarn
blep begge pluoIsliQ prGbt igaar Gfters
miooag / en- GDtlcn nRr 0atptborne, 6
Nfil / 8eIt berfra. Gre 6armhuie
blG1te neb unoer llpeiret. If &pRQ
brrbteS % Str. tilbprenoe DiGiom
Shapcott. Spo W{iI / Noropeit berfru
bleo B. H, 9enrD orGbt unber ct 2nrz
neoIIag. 2pnet flog enooibere nso /
ben ipenIt slutherIte &irte / 8aain.
Sirten brRnbte neb. 30 Mil norcenz
for bette Steo git 8 Seite % grG5iere
ube | en- SaDnegang pg or9bteS ules
Iammen uuoer llpeiret.
8obaTb Sno., 28oe Suli. De IibIte
fire 0aQes itGrte 8arme tom til en-
brat Nfilutning ioag, ba ct frDgteligt
Iorocnpeir opitob. Oct ltormregneoe,
pg 2pnet reoilog flere 9rGer %
brGnbt ooitiGige selefonapporater /
8pen. 9pniloen iIog BERTH neo t
Grant &e9o8 SOUS pg traf ire al Be
bosrne, Naeiammen bsipimeoe, men
Tom fig igien og Hap meo Stretten.
Pldinfelo. 8is.. 28oe Sult. Gn
Ian9ouri8 2srte bleO iOag ~ufbrupt Der
/ ggnen oep ct Soroenoeir. Heqnet
fdlot / Stromme.
ct. Suiepb, Mti6.. 28oe Suli. Mso>
oeleIIer fra forItisIIige Steoer omtrino
| 6ru9tbeltet piier, at moone 5eritener
og 8IactberrieS bar toget tor Staoe
peo Sd9lItureneS % be poloIomme
Re9nbDger, ION falot / Gftermiobao.
Oct befrngtes, at Sabet bill qaa op /
2uiinoer at Dollars. s nogle 3ilfalz
be blep 6eritentraerns berspeoe baape
6rugten % 8renens.
Qpons, Soma, 28oe Suli. Wurner
GcCt Gp.s 6a6rit Ituoeoes iaoar QlFtes
til ct 9elsb of $4,000 RED en- minbre
Sptlon. 9a BEN traf gnqningsn, leos
fa9eoeS Den at en- operpploenoe itert
2pnitraale oa ct fo~rfarbsligt Sproens
brn8. Gn Del at bet i0ars Sag faItcz
oss up / 2uften, st Stptle al Murz
bGggen ftprteoe ogIaa ino. 8eooe
Spgntn9ens @agtmGno bar pua i'm
goIt, men tpm life tilitane.
Naibpiae, 81, 28be Suli. uosir
H1eo 9n9l og Eegn afperIeoe iooQ ben
~langoari9e 8srte, Tom bar berIfet fer /
Ggnsn. Oct re9neOe iepnt poeralt;
men 5aglene 9iorbe life rin9e lloaon
paa 4plingen / ben ipbIige Del al
Gountiet. Wten ct gobt Maisuo6Dtte
Tan 6armerne 9lpce iia psb.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-02
Sra Sprimg @rnpc.
Otter The Herald"

g. Sububl Tiger Republitanernes
Domination til Yrobatez0 ommer Gmz
bebst / 9uuiton Gourtp.
6. 8. Gtenerooen ertlorer fla
ipm 9anbioat for Republitanernes
Domination til auoitorsGmbeoet i 6u=
itpn GountD.
8eoer gjergssaarO fom i 2irss
bag tiIbage ira S6epsnne, q. o, for
at tilie iine 5armins Sutsresier Der.
!6iotiI, Tiger ban. er Der life fleet npQen
napHspGroig Staoe peo Sagl omtrino
poa 2anbet Dso Cheyenne.
- psrniGa 5ugsn, @nbers !Saoens
5uftru, oroe Sirsbag ben 26oe SuIi /
1T 5iem, tire mil p~itenfpr 5prino
GrOpe, / en- aIbsr al II 9(or. afosoe
bar peret ips / nogen Sio, ng 0pOen
Tom iom en- 8efrier fra I~ausparig 81
BELLE. gegraDelien fanbt Steo / 6res
bags. 9oitor Reque forretteoe.
0ttis Maria 8rinaqer reiIte
IIonoag Mor9en til Mlappile, 81. .,
hpor bun oa 9homus Stopping 0nsouo
ben 3oie @uguit Ttal fmeoes / Snmens
2anter. Mr. Stopping er en- una
gIanb meo 9ooe a~uubtuber, oriper
mso 6ormin9 % eisr meost 8obs. Z
BEN unge o9 pinosnoe Wlifs 8rinaoer
Far ban iitret fig en- COB Qsoiagerfe
pao 2ipet8 9ei.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-02
0ecDrab 90 Sntegu.
Sen lite ansuit 1898.
SIbGbrnuNe.

Qgroag Sftermiooaa al. A uc0s
brCnott Sipcr Nnfnions toitbare
rFarmreToens / qItaiani Iownibip,
Slotn opoaqepes rurOt en- Wuritenss
Storfen8pibe I onoen Gtaee. 0sune
Storiten baUoe life pGret bru9t belle
Gommcren, iaa BET er en- 9aaoe, bpor
Ieoes 5Inen tRnOe beaDnoe Der. 9pg
n;ugtn brrnots til Grunoeu og al Snos
beet rcobeot5 fun meQst tibet. gus %
Snobo par usiureret / bet norIts 9isns
fioior @sIuranteieIftob. Den IumIeoe
9rdnofaoe annoaes til minpit $1,000.
s 5rebags HeobrGnbte to Stab
bnonindcr / GoInar. 9ranofoltene fit
mart SIoeu unoer aontroI, faa ben
life it giere uooen pioere Staos.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-02

8rOI. 8. Breckenridge boloer Ssnooc
Gitermloba9 81 $50 ben 2be guoui,
Ell 5oreprag / 2itre Sauoe Stolebus.
Dan taller ON S%plDsntug.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-02
Naar man rcancr Sorocus
Sciolfuina

til 1900 g"iIiDner RenneNer ian
Observation-Disclosures. ifpI9e be TioIte
Seregninger, unIlaaes til 65 Quno
SttrIing pr. Ilano. 1iltrobs Tor Be
tore, rige naturIigs Gr~bperpstilber
EusiIrne bar, piier bet ia bog, at be
.r ben fattigite ciOiliierebe Ration pau
5%orptIobsn.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-02

znp Ct. pauI 2~paamarf'c'
Ten /. auauft

and Fl i Ell ~ ;;i; ; ';' A ;':.|'. d: !.
Decorah-posten., 1898-08-02
Srs. Duncan & @o,
aanolr9er, ian trrScs,.

BRETON. Minn,, ben She, On.
SarmonSt Mtlnn.. ben lite "a b. ~ ,VSs suI
canton, Minn., ben 1909 Ga 5~se arg.
Sprln9@ rope, Winn,, ben 15S afC W aas.
beioe garanteres. N' Glt Z,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1898-04-13

After the last hoop has been put on
It goes to the boring lathe, after which
the breech thread is cut and the breech
screwed ON: There is but one step of es-
sential Importance yet necessary-it
must be made rifed gun. It's inside
must be grooved with a spiral groove,
which will set the shot whirling when
the time comes for it to speed on it's de-
structive errand. Again the gun Is put
into lathe. Three days are needed to
rifeit. The muzzle end is finished and its
sharp edges are smoothed and polished.
The breech plate is finished and sights are
put on. The gun isweighed and marked.
It's logbook is packed away for reference,
and some fine day the gun will be taken
to Sandy Hook to be tested It has prob
ably been eight OF. ten months since the
tube was taken from the car which
brought it, a steel forging, from. Penn
sylvania.
Six weeks Is practically the minimum
of time for the making of modern
gun, and to finish one within that space
everything would have to go marvel
ously we'll. The treatment" of the
steel would have to be a success at the
very first Notwithstanding that does
not often happen-and the first tests
would have to show that the govern
ment standard had been reached. Of
tener than otherwise these results can
only be obtained through much trying
and the expenditure of time. A batch Of
guns may thus take months in the max
ing, while good luck may bring it down
to weeks.
None of the guns is named. They are
all numbered, and from the moment the
tube is received until the gun becomes
old iron for the government it's number
sticks to it. Sometimes when success
full shrinking has taken place or great
gun has gone out to make its way in the
world the men who have done the most
work on it christen it after their own
fancy, but official cognizance of names
has never been given.
CYRUS SYLVESTER.