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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-01-10
THE
Wallace Warehouse I!
Storage at reasonable rates. Apply to
I86t SALEM WATER co.
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given to all whom it may
concern:
That the undersigned has been duly ap-
pointed by the County Court of the State Of
Oregon for the county Of Marion, executor Of
last will and testament and estate Of John
c. IIeren late Of Marion Countr, Oregon,
deceased All persons having claims against
said estate are hereby notified to present the
same to the undersigned, duly verified, at the
law Office Of Tilmon Ford and w. NJ Kaiser.
at the city Of Salem, in Marion county,
Oregon, within six months from and after the
first publication Of this notice. And all per-
sohs indebted to said estate are hereby mott.
fed and requested TO make immediate pay
ment there Of to the undersigned at said
place.
Dated Cat Salem, Oregon. this The 7lh
day Of January, A. D.. 1898.
THEODORE HERREN.
Executor OF the last will and testament and
estate John c. Herren, deceased. II35
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-01-10
What DR.. A. e. Slater Says.

BUFFALO, N. Y.-Gents-From my pei
sonal know ledge, gained in obser wing theer
ect Of your Shiloh's Cure in cases of advanced
Consumption, l am prepared to say it is the
most remarkable Remedy that has ever beer
brought to my attention. 1t has certainly
saved many from Consumption. Sold by d.
]. Fry
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-01-10
FIRE INSURANCE
The Royal of London.
ThessHome Of New York

These two companies are represented by
Gilbert Bros, and are two of the best COM
panies to insure IN in the world. The Home
has cash assets Of over ten millions. The
Royal has over twelve millions.
The Homel was formerly represented by
c. M. Glenn and was recently purchased by
Gilbert Bros. who will be pleased TO make
all renewals when the policies expire.
The Royal has been represented By Gilbert
Bros, for over fifteen years. Both companies
pay their losses promptly.
GILBERT BROS.
26-Im Agents.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-01-10

Karl's Clover Foot Tea, tor Constipation
it's the Best and if after using it you don't
say so, return the package and get your
money. Sold by ID. ]. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-01-10

Fer Constipation take KarlIs Clover Root
tea, the great Blood Purifier. Cures Head
ache, Nervousness, Eruptions ON the lace,
and makes the head clear as bell. Sold by
D. !. Fry
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-01-10
SPRAY YOUR TREES

Now is the time to have your little family
orchar / put in good shape and made proof
against insects. San Jose scale, woolly aphis
and fungus removed, and trees made healthy
by scientific methods. Advice free. Apply
to Richards Slipey, 2oI High street,
Salem.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-01-10
NHNTED. ETC.

FOR SALE.-A fresh Jersey COW cheap
Geo. w. Pearmine mile north.of city on
River road 1871
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-01-10

FOUND.-A bicycle lamp, owner can have
same by proving property and paying for
this notice. IS 81
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-01-10

FOR SALE-Two 90 gallon oil tanks.
Enquire at Harriet x Lawrence's store,
Salem, Or. 1921 II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-01-10
CASTCRTA.

To Cure a Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
let's. All druggists refund the money
il it fails to cure. 25c. The genuine
has l.. b. q. on each tablet.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-01-10
Holidays Are Over
And we are as busy as ever.

Whyq Because we sell cheaper than
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1898-03-05
Tapped the euckhorn Ledge.

Supt. Stewart came down from
the Buckhorn on Wednesday. He
informs us that they struck the
ledge with the first shot put in
after resuming work in the 300
foot tunnel.
They cut through the ledge and
found it to be IA feet wide. The
ore was freer milling and seemed
of better grade than any yet
found. The results are better than
were expected.
1t has been announced all along
that if the ore was satisfactory at
the point where the ledge was just
tapped, mill be erected on the
property this summer.
Mr.. Stewart left for Spokane
where he will consult with the
owners as to future operations.
Good things may be expected from
the Buckhorn this summer.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1898-03-05

Fremont Wood, julie Bassett, Ben
E. Rich, and William Allison.
The committee is ordered to report
on or before May /, so that should
there be any failure to unite the
parties, the silver republicans will
have ample time to prepare for the
campaign on other lines. The
temper of the party is not to be
trif1ed with this year, as in 1896.
The executive committee ordered
Chairman Patrie to serve notice on
the chairmen of the other two sill
yer parties at once that he was
ready TO arrange a time vnd place
for the three silver parties to meet
in convention.
The outlook for union of silver
forces could not be brighter, as
applies to the silver republicans
and democrats. If the middle Of
the readers insist on separate
ticket, it is believed that the more
conservative populists will refuse
to follow, and will join the union.
The democrats and silver republic
cans can have a walk away, with
out populist aid, yet there seems to
be desire for an honorable union
of all three parties, on the part of
the two former parties.
The reports were uniform from
all over the state, and it was hoped
that Idaho would set a good
example.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1898-03-05
EP|TOME OF THE WEEK
Navigation on the Kootenai
Nov Open.
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
The Steamer Schedule being Ar
ranged between Bonner's Ferry
and British Columbia Ports.
Railway Surveys Progressing
rapidly.

The steamer Hays arrived in
port on Wednesday, the first boat
30 come up the Kootenai from
British Columbia this year. She
will tow back a raft of logs belong
ing to Jerry O'Callaghan.
1t is reported Mr.. George Alex
ander, manager of the Information
al Navigation & Trading Co., will
place the S. S. Alberta on the
Benner's Ferry Kaslo run on and
after the 18th. She will make
this port twice a week.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1898-03-05

Chief Engineer Miller reports
that the survey of the Kootenai
River branch road is progressing
nicely, The other surveyors
under Engineer Keifer are working
southwark and the corps will meet
somewhere between here and the
Boundary Line. Mr.. Miller ex-
poets to have the work completed
inside of four weeks.
The HERALD regrets to chron-
icle the death Of Mrs. f. w. Swartz,
wife of the popular railway agent
at Standpoint, which sad event oc.
ourred on Sunday evening. The
lady was highly respected by all
who knew her. She leaves two
children. Mr.. Swartz has the
entire sympathy of his many
friends.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1898-03-05
The Railroad.

A recent trip over the o. r. & N.
demonstrates to the HERALD man
that that road is fully up to its re-
putation. There are none of those
delays and disappointments on the
o. r. & N. to make the traveller
crankey. The trains are right on
the dot, and when the engineer
pulls the throttle open, you are not
in fear the train will jump the
track, but enjoy being whirled
along at high rate of speed to-
ward your destination. Mr..
Hurlburt, the general passenger
agent, and his able corps of assis-
tants, are right up to date, and are
probably the best-liked railway
men in the Northwest.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1898-03-05

Att ,rney General and Mrs.
r. K. Mcfarland were among those
whose hospi talities we enjoyed
while in Boise City. These Koot-
enai County people have a delight
full home in the capital city, while
the General fills one of the most
important positions in the state,
besides being on eight of the state
boards, and is discharging his
duties With marked ability.
Mr.. J. B. Satterlee, a special
agent of the interior department,
is here examining into the matter
of timber depredations, with REV
to putting a stop to the practice of
cutting timber on government
domain.
S. d. Taylor, editor of this
paper, accompanied by Mrs. Taylor,
returned yesterday from flying
trip to Boise City. The only fea-
ture that marred the pleasure of
the trip was lack of time in which
to fully enjoy it.
Mr.. VIM. Ryan, mineral land
commissioner, and Mr.. John F.
Yost, editor of the Silver Blade, are
attending the Mckinley meeting in
Boise this week.
Two train loads of rein deer
will pass through Bonner's Ferry
tomorrow about 4 o'clock. 1t will
be sight worth seeing. This is
not one of Agent Casey's jokes.
MIR. w. G. King, manager of
the Standpoint Mercantile Co., was
transacting business in Bonner's
Ferry last Wednesday.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1898-03-05
example.

Mr.. J. G. McRae is down
from Sylvanite, on his way to
Moyea City.
Mr.. Henry Repp, brother of
Mrs. w. L. Kinnear, is in the city
a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Kinnear.
Mrs. w. J. Mcclure leaves to-
morrow for an extended visit to
Occur d. Alene.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Millspaugh
have moved into the Callahan
cottage.
Mr.. G. P. Hill is in Occur d ,
Alene this week on land office
business.
Judge Kent's court is in ses-
sion today.
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1898-03-05

The resolutions are published
elsewhere. The committee decided
that it was proper for the silver
republicans to take the initiative
liz bringing about a union of silver
parties, and that subject was placed
in the hands of the executive com
mittee, which was increased to
nine members, so as to give North
Idaho representation. Bartlett
Sinclair, of KOotenai, II. H. Bangs,
of Latah, and George Lake, of Nez
Perez, were added to the committee,
which now consists of the three
gentlemen named and Chairman
Mart Patrie, Monte B. Gwinn,
The Kootenai herald. [volume] (Kootenai, Idaho) 1891-1904, 1898-03-05
SILVER REPUBLICANS.
Conference of Leaders and Meeting
of State Committee.

The conference of silver republic
cans at Boise City was meet
ing that can not help but result in
great good to the party and to the
silver cause in this state. The at
tendance was much better than ex-
pected and clearly indicated no
backward step by the party leaders.
The speeches were all of one tone
to improve the organization and
advance the cause of silver union
by all honorable means, and in
keeping with the strength and dig
nifty Of the party. No executive
action was taken, except to endorse
the address of the national leaders
lately issued, the whole subject be-
ing left to the state central commit
tee, which was expected to act in
harmony with the views expressed
at the conference. Among the dis
tinguished leaders present were
Hon. Edgar Wilson, Hon. w. E.
Borah, Hon. Monte B. Gwinn,
Hon. Willis Sweet, Hon. Mart
Patrie, Hon. Fremont Wood, Hon.
George Parsons, Hon. Ben e. Rich,
Hon. Lyttleton Price and others,
besides many others of more or
less prominence from all over the
state.
The meeting of TIE state central
committee took place on the follow
ing day.
J The representation was as follows:
Ada-Fremont Wood.
Bear Lake-Mr. Patten.
Bingham-C. j. Bassett, by NJ. Patrie
proxy.
Blaine-S. c. Johns. by w. C. Martin
proxy.
| IL w VI hiiltlil, ny NJ -. wv
proxy.
Canyon-M. b. Gwinn.
Elmore-R. f. Whitney.
| Fremont-Ben T.. Rich.
Kootenai-Bartlett Sinclair, by S. D.
Taylor, proxy.
Latah-H. II. Bangs.
Oyhee-R. H. Leonard, Jr., by r. H
Leonard, ST., proxy.
Shoshone-Martin Curran.
Washington-W B. Allison, by Frank
Smith, proxy.
After appointment of the following COM
mittees the meeting adjourned until
o'clock:
Apportionment of Delegates to the State
Conventions. d. Taylor, M. B. Gwinn
and w. c. Martin.
Resolutions - Fremont Wood, Ben E.
Rich and H. II. Bangs.
The apportionment committee recon-
mended that the various counties be &C
corded representation in the state conven-
ton as follows:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03
Cmaba'e @lam;leiifmmN.

Die Grams Mtiliiiiippi auslteauns
gu Smabo, otebrasfa, lit am 81. DC
tober sur Wtitterna6tsitunbe nad
lin monatlidem Seiteben nit elmer
9ldnscnpen Seier sei6loiien porpen.
Die Nr;abl Der Seiu6er am S6lub
tage miro aui - 600 gei6dbt. is
mar Omaha Sag, uno gang Smab0
mar oeBbdlb u06 Dem NusitellmgSz
plae geltr0mt. gis WtontG0 Worz
gen Daren an ben Grebfreu;en I'M
@OnSen 2 552 1913 Seiuder reqiitrirt,
mo nit Dem leBten Gage lpiro Die
3abl auf ilber $500, 900 9ebradt
Ole NuS'tellin9 ma pom iiudncteQen
S%tanopuntt etn Griolg, oenn Die
Summe bon etmn mebr ais S400, 900
Ut sur Eertb.ilun9 all Die Nctiondrc
%ot9pOnibel. Sie Ginnabmen belieien
ltd Orr ctlpa0 meligcg ais 2 Dtillio
nen Collars uno Die Nl9Qaben AMI
81 BOO, 600. Die GonceilionGre
iublten an Die Ausitelmm0 $500, 900
uno Die Nuslteller 500, 900, nah
reno $50, o00 aus onoeren C.uelen
tanen. Die sroBte .3abl Seiu6er
wuroe bel 6r0iinung ser Sriebens=
wIeier, ais NrdiiOent Wtcainlep cine
9teoe bielt, regiltrirt, ndmlI6 IS, $50
Ferlonen. Die observation-disclosures
'tuloete bel Der GrOnnun9 $500, 900;
9eSei9net wuroen 1890, 600 uno elm
9cSoblt $500, G%orporationen identtcn
$3.50, 900. Wan lit Der llnli6t, oaB
Die Slb'cribenten so Frocent ibrer
SublcriptiOncn ;urilderbalter peroen.
WontaS 9ta6mittas CAB bie 2lusltel=
Iun9Sleitung ell Santett, 81 Dem cine
Wsn9e @dlte eingelaoen wnreu. lirG=
'ioent 9Sattles, SON. Noieuuter,
Ntapor Moore, l&m. Sobcot uno
Nnoere bielten Nnipraben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03

Der i3uderriiben : Snbuitrie unb benz
Staate Winneiota, ais einem fur bic
ielbe iebr seeiSneten, bas @ort seres
bet wirb, sinsen uns bon Neip ulm,
Auitin, Minona uno anberen Stdoten
~. Menn lid aber Der ,3%uderrilben=
bau in ienen @esenoen fir Die Sarmer
be;ablt unb baS Sntereiie fir Die meme
Snouitrie in 'itetisem @a6Ien besrii-
zen lit, wie tann bann Elm Wtacbonalo
lid u%nterianSen, obne @rlnD 9e9en
belleres 9Siiien III bebaupten, oaB III
Stearns County Der .3uterrubenbau
lib Dem ,yarmer ME besablen pirb.
Serarti9e auS'a9en limb ni6ts ais
politilbe 8nifie, uno W0coonato be
wdbrt lid pamit wieber ais alter Sau
.rnidn9er er weiB, oaB Die Sunmen
nod LANCE ni6t alle limb, unH auI
Ne6nung Der Summcn iiibrt er 'eine
politiIden lidne aus.
9tur int interelic Ser ,SOrmer Hno
ni6t, nm o0rauS politil6eS &Gpital
III l6lo9en, lino biele 3etlen cedric
ben. Der yNoro'terr" miro audi
ua6 Der H&abl i%ortiGbren, I'M Sntes
reiic Ser Sarmer ulo ocs St0Ntto bic
Eile9e Der n.uen %Snouitrie III EN-
pfeblen uno an;urotbtn. H&enn crit
ser S0rmer lid islblt iiber;.l9t bat,
oaB Suderrilbtn III Stcarn9 Gountp
out 0coeiben umo Ole uelle Snoultrie
Dem Narmer cine cr9iebige Grp.rbSs
Qtelie eri6lonen hat, miro er am be
item I'll cntl6eioen millen, lUent CT III
Gant uerpflt6tet 1T, elnem Utanne
Ser un9 oicie meme SnDultrie lhuf, ODER
oeiien @eguern, Die Tim III 9ani
9rlmoloier Meiie ieoweoeS 9'eroicn't
I'M Die ;um N&obl Der ,yurmer ein9e
iitbrte neue Snoultrie ablprehen. oil
lc .3eitun9en oes Stautes ipreden
lid dnertenueno ilber Die nelle Nilben-
;uteriubrit aus uno nnertennen A>en
~ sellers uuGrmilolthen Gifer ulo
Strsben, Dem al erlter Stelle Wtinz
nelOtaS erlte HilbenSuderfabrit i6r
Salein I'll ~peroanten bat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03

Nouember besinnt, rei9t bis gum 10.
b. W., anb bic Warsperiobe, welde
al senanntem Gage ibren Wittelpunft
errei9t, umfaBt ben sansen Monat.
Seim Sesinn beS Nouember perl9ipins
ben bic lebten Sftoberitirme i'm Olten,
wdbreno in mittleren, liibliden unb
weitli6en @esenoen l6ones, tlbleres
@etter berri6t. am 4. unb ). wirb
es wdrmer, bos Barometer idut, lnb
es iolsen 6.rbititirme IN ben meiiten
Negenoen bes Vanbes. Nm 6. unb
s. ltebel Noroweltlpinoe uno beoeus
teno fiiblere9 Wetter in Nuslidt.
Som 10. bis gum -. MAIDEN iid wie=
Der Storun9en bemertbar. Gas Saz
rom.ter Tdllt, es miro beoeuteno mdrs
mer Damn iolgt He9en, nit Sdnee
in NerOen, PIN 10. tritt 9teumono
Elm, Su9lei6 beiiloet lid Der Wonb in
Der gre Bten GrOnGbe. yei6t m0qen
Die Sturme bieler EeriOoe lid bis in
Die Neutrality-suspicious. b%iu;ieben, Die
lbren Smtralpuntt am 10. uno II.
bat. Man mlB ni6t per9.iien, oaB
WtdrS ulo &enuo ~unabbdn0i0 uon al
len anoeren 6attoren lpdbrenD Der
erlten 0dtite pes 9tpucm6er Stiirme
perllrl09en m09en, uno oaH lie iider
Die Storum0eu peri6drien uno per
ldn9ern meroen- Nu9 oieiem Wrunoe
lu8en mir uorauS, baB Die Sturmbe=
oln9un9en pdbreno beS H., -. UNI
~. erbOlten mcroen, uno oaB aus Dem
boben Noroen Stilrme nit elmer iir
Die Sobre9;eit iebr talten 9&eue pom
10. bis eini9lieBli6 90. iiber Die met
item {beile OeS yano.5 ulo pc9 Mee=
res binpeg9elen merOen.
I'm ben 20. ipirp ooe Barometer
81 fauen beginner unb i'm 2&eiten miro
mdrmeres Metter eintreten. @&dbs
reno Der &ulcanperiooc, melde pom
20. bis %. berriht, miro ltirmildeS
9Setter nit Negen uno Stnee ben
normalen &eg Don SSciten mad Siten
nebmen. had Dem 20. miro oas
barometer raid iteisen, berbltli6e
SuTtltrOmungen aus Dem Nproweiten
peroen filr 3 ODER 1 Gage i'm 9an,en
Nanoe cine tolte NSitterullo herporrll
ZEN. Gas Centrum elmer Wercurpe
riooe Idllt ouf ben 30. Sn &erbins
bun9 nit ben Wtarsitorunsen piro lie
belpoltten l1immel nit 9tei9un0 III
S9nee mnp 9tegen sur Solse baben.
Siele &crbGltnille merpen lid ;pii6en
Dem q. uuo 20. III Stiirmcu ausbil=
oen. IN Den leeten Su9en oes 30
pember miro oas Sctter beoeuteno
tdlter meloen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03

beibe 8onSerte Elm GrfOls rparsn in
ieber 9iniidt, unb iberalI ,purbe Der
Wuni9 seduBert, baB Der gerein redt
balo unb oft iolde llnterbaltunsen
pe%ranitalten mO9te. Mir wurbe ses
lagt, baB in einisen WOnaten wieber
elm 8onSert seSeben weroen iou, mel
Dies bieles jebod nod melt iibertreiz
zen meroe. Solde llnterbaltunsen
lino belebreno uno aud elm aus9esei6
netes Mtittel, UNI Die briiberli6e gi.be
uno Sintradt 81 pilesen uno beiors
bern. Der Geinsemim fieBt in Die
&rauten llnterltilsun9ssaaiie, wel6es
SsmiB ein erbabener :3pet lit uno I'M
'ere anertennun9 uno unterltisuu9
perbient.
Gin il d n.
Nlbanp, Den -. Oft. 1898.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03
CnlanS.

Son orilben tomnt Die Nahriht
nab Mulbln0ton, oaB Die sri e
ben sunter b olun0en in
Faris plobllh ms Stodeu 9eratbcn
leien. Die ,panii9en Gommiiidre iino
allI einmal 'ebr tart bodbeiniQ 0es
moroen uno oaS bat in 2&aibin0ton
uno BON oa aus III Sauienoen pon
Neui9tettstandlen Die Ruloe pcrbrei
tet, oaB etu Nbbru6 Der lluterbano=
lln9en mas natiirlid cine 9&ieoerz
a%urnabnle Der Reconsideration I'M 0ie=
rol9e b1ben ptlroe - III crmlrten lei.
Die Senlationopreiie bat oieic Neui0z
tCit nNtilrlid nOd) allen Nidtm9eu bin
Ouaaebentet, ob9lci6 lie wiiien mIB
te, o0H oielelbe ni6t uicl auf lid ba-
ben fam. Sp1nicu mus ale BON oen
Ser. Staaten 9eltellten NorDerun0eu
acceptiren, oenl an cine Mtencrdui
nubme Der Standardization bari es,
erl60pit i'll iinGn;ieller Se;iebunG,
obne Slottc uno mites incm oc;imirtcn
uno mitbloltn Seer, nidt einmal BEN
ten. &SiC uud INNER bie pantheon
Gommindre it'd 'teIlen m09en, na69es
ben milllen lie l6lieBlid uno oa9 elm
;iSe, mas lie erboiicn tonneu, lit bic
@naoe oes Sie9ers.
Frin; %ouis Napoleon, Der IN ruls
'iltcn &rie9soienltcn ltebt, lit ais
&ronprGten bent uui0etreten.
Gr bait lid IN @eni uuf, 100 er, rpie
man 'lb erSdblt, cine un9ebeure 9ln=
leibe aufnabm, bereu 0obe ieoen
.Sweifel barber auslhlieBt, paB es
lid nm Friuat;wete babel banple. Sc
hermann fam babel I'll Dem S6luile,
oaB Der Grbe oeS Sbrones Ser Napoz
leonloen eS aui nidts W%sriugcres ais
Die 5bronbeiteigunS nit SPITE Der nil
litdri'6en &eri6porer Ubgeieben hattie.
SaS oeutlde Soiierpaar lit
III SerIialem einsetroiieu uno nit Su=
bel %cmpfan9en woroen. Dan crSdblt
llb, ouB Der a0i'cr wdbreno leiue0
auientbalteo in Gonituntinopel 9roBe
NOnoclSuortbeile iir Seuti6lano cr
lan9te. Der &aiicr bat elmer Sepu
tation crfldrt, poB Die oeutlfsn ga
tboliten i'm tiirtilden Atei6e gcrNoelo
gut inter leinem S6uee ltdncen mic
Die Troteltanten.
Die wi6ti9ite 9ta6ri6t, Die lepte
&ohe iibcr ben Siean Sebliet wurpe,
mar, BAH Der 6alationSboii in
fariS Dem un9lilflideu Gapt. Sreps
Jus eincn nclen l;roSeB gclpdbrt bat.
Die wage lit o0ourb nod tritil6er 9ez
wOrpen, oenn man iiirdict unS ;mar
nit Hedt, Dab Die Hepiiiou oes Der
Iabreno Segen Or.pIu0 l6limme uno
p~errottete .3uitdnee an ben Sag brins
gen wiro - 10 ibllmm, paB piclleihl
Die Heuolutiou entltcben wiro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03
Ser SnOianer Gommiiiar iiber DEN
nripruHs Der Winneiota' CT Sn=
Diauer= llnruben.

Ger Gommiiidr iiir ,Snoiuncr ain
9ele9eubeiteE, 9&illiom q. ,>onee,
mel6er in WtimuciotU 9epeien lit, unb
Die oortigen Chippewa ,Snoianer be
wogen bat, ibren @ioerlt0no Ge0cn
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lid BEN ecrihtcn I'll ltellen, lit uat
2&Olbin9ton ;urildgefebrt uno bat bem
Setrctdr oC0 ,>nnern, Nerru SliB,
ilber leine <bltj9tcit miinblih Scri6t
erltuttct. GommiNdr Noueo la9t, Die
Mirren wdreu our6 ou5 Henebmen
Der MeiBen i'll Der Oortigen @egeno
berpor9cruitn wOrocn, melde Die Sns
oidner ara beud6tbeili9tcn,
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belt nit Der &eruertbun9 ocs ben Su=
pianern 9choriSen NolSes, ben ill
mittelburen NnlaB 9aben iebo6 Die
bduii9en &crbaitungen pom Snolanern
auI gan; gcrlrgfil9ige Wrilnoe oper OFT
obne leoen WrlnD, nobel Die Nnoldrer
na6 Duluth ooer Wtimeapolis, 100
Oteileu pom Der Ngentur, gel6leppt
uno obue Ntittcl ;nr i>eintebr 9el0'-
len wuroen. SD babe gebort, oaB
slpiiden Dem EunoeSmarlball uno ben
Seiieern pom &oltbGulern IN Srten,
Die @eridtlipe linb, beltimmte Nbma
6un9eu %beitunoen, oenen sui ol9e Die
Deputies Sal;e Nbtbeilungen BON ,Snz
pianern bcrbei'6anten, I'm ais .3euz
gen nor @eri6t 9ebra6t I'll weroen.
Nuf meiner Heile nab benz Noroen
troi ib in grujnerb, Winu,, 20 Sn
p%ianer, Die rad DULUTH untcrpe9s
maren. Suo Grl6einen pom pielen
BON ibnen mar fiir Die betreiienoe
alaSeludc gunS lmnotbiS, hra6te Nu
oeren aber finanSiellen @swinn.
Die SnOianer m0ren I'll Dem Aui
rubr our6 mtgere6te Sebunplun9 9e=
rei;t. Nlo i6 III ibnen fam, wulcn
lie auigcbruht uno mioeripdnlti9, nab
men uber bolo cine perlobnli6e l>al
tun9 al mn ucrlprn6en Die 2luolieie=
rlllrg Der Manner, 9e9en Die NerbaltS
befeble erlN')en mOrocn wdren. Nit
NuSnabmc uoll .SWcieu l"tellten lid
NQe, uno Oanit Der Stamm ni6t
our6 oieic Neipen in lln0ele9enbeiten
9ebru6t wcrpen lolte, beltanoen Die
,inoiunsr burali, tic, eS linp Do Sus
unb oelien Sobn, lelbit I'll bolcn bis
jegt'iino Die Seioen iehob nod ni6t
ein9elieiert worbeu.
Die Snpiancr bebaupteten, lie bit
ten Die Soloaten Selbla9en uno bat
ten aui ibrer Seite nidt einmal einen
%erwunpeten Sebabt. Sic seigten
mebrere aras SorSenlen @epebre, Die
lie auf Dem aampIplaee auiseleien
baben wsliten, p%erItanben oieielben
iebo6 nidt 81 %banobaben. Die Sn;
Oianer werbsn iest mad Saule Suriit=
tebren, unp 6rieoen balten, wenn Die
@eiBen iis seredt bebanbelu, uup Dies
lit wabrideinli6, oenn bic @eiBen
baben Dor Der Saltuns Der Snoianer
Reipeft befommen. Sn bicier Sin:
ii6t bat Der aufitanb linen cine yebre
ertbeilt."
Gommiiidr Ssnes wirb cine 3eiorm
Der iesisen Wetbosen Der Sermers