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The Dickinson press., 1899-11-04
NEWS CONVERSATIONS.
Th ursday, Got. 20.


Governor Roosevelt of New York is
campaigning in Maryland.
Railroads have been notified of an
:ther advance in steel rails.
Colonel Pando has been elected presi-
dent of Bolivia in succession to Senior
Fernandez Alonzo.
The president has issued proclama-
ton naming Thursday, Nov. 80,
Thanksgiving day.
Admiral Sampson was presented a
sword at Trenton, N. j., Wednesday,
the gift of the people of the state.
Ex-Mayor John Black, one of the
most prominent and wealthy men of
Milwaukee, is dead of Brghts disease.
The White Star liner Germanic col
lided with barge in Liverpool harbor
and the big steamer was quite seriously
damaged.
The Dickinson press., 1899-11-04

The Druggist's Work.
There is a druggist III one Of the sub
urban districts who advertises:
THE doctor prescribes; we execute"
Such advertising cannot fail to ap-
peal to those who desire to be execut-
ed.-Boston Journal.
The Dickinson press., 1899-11-04
FOR THE IOWA BOYS.

State VIII Pay All Their Expenses to
Actual Homes.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 1.-The Fifty
first Iowa volunteers have been notified
by Adjutant General Byers that the
state would furnish transportation from
here to each mans actual home, no
matter whelo he enlisted. The state
has provided three special car trains
and subsistence, to leave here with the
regiment as fast as it is mustered out.
The Iowans will be guests of Council
Bluffs and Des Moines as they pass
through the state.
The Dickinson press., 1899-11-04
LATE MARKET REPORT.
Duluth Grain.

Duluth Grain..
DULUTH, Nov. l.
WHEAT-Cash No. l hard, 6SAc; No
Northern, 67Ac; No. 2 Northern, 6iAc;
No. :, 61Nc. 10 Arrive-No. hard CSC;
No. Northern, G7Ac; December, 67Ac;
Muy, 7lXc.
FLAX-To arrive, S1.23H; October,
$l24; December, 81 24L.
The Dickinson press., 1899-11-04
Northern Pacific Branch Opened.

The first trains were run last week on
the McHenry extension of the Northern
Pacific. The extension is 2S miles long.
extending northwest from Sanborn.
Three new towas are located on the
new branch, namely, McHenry, Buford
and Jessie. The road runs through a
rich portion of Griggs county and was
badly needed.
The Dickinson press., 1899-11-04
School Land Ieaaaa.

The total amount received by the
state from leases of school lands this
year Is about SIG, 500. which is an in
crease Of about 35 per cent over tho
amount received last year. Lands were
leased this year in only 10 counties
where last year they were leased Iii IL.
The Dickinson press., 1899-11-04
AN OBVIOUS TRICK
Beers At LADYSMlTH CAUGHT THE
BRITISH IN A TRAP.

Disaster to the English Troops q Repetl.
tion of Ma Juba Hill on a Larger Scale.
Loss Of the Two Regiments in Such q
Manner Causes Conformation Through.
out Great Britain.
LONDON, Nov. H. Public anxiety
over the situation in Natal has been in
creased by special dispatch from
Ladysmith, published in the late edi-
tions of the afternoon papers, to the ef-
feet that the Beers reoccupied the old
position held by their heavy artillery,
which General White had reported ST.
fenced by the guns of the naval brigade
from the Powerful, and had opened fire
gain. The dispatch further says:
THE enemy are again closing in and
the situation is one of grave anxiety.
Beyond doubt the Boer retirement on
Monday was ruse to draw General
White into the hilly country and away
from the British camp"
This last sentence is significant and
confirms the opinion of military ex-
perts here that General White is allow
ing himself to be
Outgoneraled by General Joubert.
From the scanty advices received up
to II o'clock p. III. it seems tolerably
certain that the disaster was repeti-
ton of the battle of Majuba hill,
though on a larger scale. The two
regiments were allowed to march into
trap set for them by the Beers. 1t is
simply case of the Boer spider and the
guileless British fly. In fact that whole
engagement of Monday seems to have
been brought OH by Commandant Gen
eral Joubert, who skillfully conceived
gigantic trap, out of which, as the
official dispatch shows, Sir George
White only escaped with difficulty.
General White advanced with the
idea of driving the Beers from the hill
seven miles out, which General Joubert
made an ostentatious show Of fortify-
ing on Sunday.
The Boer commander left force suf-
ficlent to draw General White out
while the mass of the Beers he moved
stealthily round the British right
To Deliver Flank Attack
and to endeavor to cut off General
White from Ladyslnith. The British
commander succeeded in beating off
the attack, but only with great diff
Guilty and during the turning move
ment his troops suffered from a flank
ing fire.
Harsh things are said In military cir
cles of the British tactics, which have
made possible the ambush of the
Eighteenth Hussars at Glencoe and
now the loss of two fine regiments. It
is feared that Sir George White is no
match for the Beers and it is pointed
out that if the British commanders con-
tinue to lead their men into obvious
traps further disasters must be looked
for.
The disaster has caused feeling
akin to CONSERVATION and in Glouces-
tershire and the north of Ireland, where
the captured regiments were recruited.
the blackest gloom prevails, many
families awaiting with beating hearts
the names of the killed and wounded.
At the government Offices, no effort
was made to conceal the feeling of dis
may prevailing. One official said:
1T is inexplicable, and am sorry to
say it's moral effect is inestimable. We
have lost heavily In many wars and have
had regiments almost wiped out, but to
have regiments captured and by the
Beers, it is terrible"
The Dickinson press., 1899-11-04
Big Keal Estate Deal,

Probably the largest single real es-
tate deal ever made in Dickey county,
and perhaps the state, was made last
week by an Glendale real estate firm.
Minnesota parties are the purchasers,
and the deal embraces 20 quarter Sec
tions Of Dickey county soil.
The Dickinson press., 1899-11-04
New Treaty With snain.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-An under
standing has been reached by which it
is expected that negotiations will be
opened soon at Madrid for ew'treaty
between the United States and Spain.
This will be the last step towards COM
pletely restoring the friendly relations
between the two countries.
The Dickinson press., 1899-11-04
NORTH DAKOTA HAPPENINGS
DOlNGS OF THE WEEK FROM ALL
SECTIONS OF THE STATE.
Important Decision by the Supreme
Court in Tax Certificate Cases-Ac.
quittal Of Booker-sohool
Land Leases.

The supreme court has handed down
decision in the Dickoy county tax GER
tificate case in which number of con-
stitutional points are involved. Tho
case is entitled Paine vs.. Dickey county,
asuit torecover $50, 900 from the county
under section 81, chapter 1872, laws of
1890. The court holds with the plaintiff,
Paine, and decides that the provisions of
the law giving holders % tax certificates
the right to recover from the county
where taxes fail because illegally lev
led, is constitutional. The case is an
important one, as many counties and
Eastern men Of capital are interested in
tax certificates.
The Dickinson press., 1899-11-04
He Needed Nh Helm

"Ielp, help" cried the man who was
being relieved Of his valuables.
"Calm yourself, my FRIEND" said the
easy going footpad. Il can take care
Of this job without any assistance."-
Ohio State Journal.
The Dickinson press., 1899-11-04
Grant Allen Dead.

LONDON, Oct. 26.-Grant Allen, the
author, who has been in ill health for
some time past, is dead. He was born
at Kingston, Ont, in 1S49.
The Dickinson press., 1899-11-04
GENERAL HENRY DEAD,

Former Military Governor Of Porto Rico
Succumbs to Pneumonia,
New YORK, Oct. 3O.-Brigadier Gen
eral Guy V. Henry, U. S. A., late mill
tary governor of Porto Rico, died flew
minutes before o'clock at his home,
139 Madison avenue, of pneumonia,
aged 60 years. He had been uncon-
scious for several hours and his end was
peaceful. At his bedside were all the
members of his family, except his son,
Captain Guy V. Henry, Jr., who is in
the Philippines.
The Dickinson press., 1899-11-04
Settling Down.

I'm anxious to get married and set
tic down." said the tagged bachelor,
80 that can pick out one good club
and stick to it."-Philadelphia North
American.
The Dickinson press., 1899-11-04
MONTANA Coal Minors Strike.

GREAT FALLS. Mon, Nov. Three
hundred and fifty coal miners struck
at Lethbridge. The cause of their
grievance is not known.
The Dickinson press., 1899-11-04
Fourth Dividend for Creditors.

Receiver Anheier of the Citizens
National bank of Fargo has received
checks for 10 per cent dividend. This
is the fourth and makes total of IS
per cent.
The Dickinson press., 1899-11-04
Booker I.Acquittod. 1.

The case against Banker Booker of
Grand Forks came to u sudden termi-
nation in the United States court at
Fargo by Judge Amidon directing the
jury to bring in a verdict of acquittal.
An error i'll the indictment drawn by
the former United States district attor-
ney, Bangs, was the cause of Judge
Amidous action.
The Dickinson press., 1899-11-04
Frlday. Oct. 27.

Frank L. Henry, we'll known New
York banker, died suddenly, aged 40.
Fourteen people were burned to death
near Mobile, Ala, in two dwelling
house fires.
The Ohio supreme court rendered
decision which has tho effect of legal
izing the practice of osteopathy in Ohio.
A story via Hudson bay has it that
two white men supposed to belong to
the Andre expedition have been shot by
Esquimaux traders.
Mr.. Sewall has informed the state de-
partment that H. E. Cooper, at present
attorney general of Hawaii, has been
appointed minister of finance, ad i'll
teriln.
The Portuguese authorities have re.
conducted over the Transvaal border
500 white and black prisoners whom the
Beers released from their jails and
turned loose in Portuguese territory.
The Dickinson press., 1899-11-04
Boer Los. at Elands,aaete.

CAPE Town, Oct. 31.-A dispatch to
the South African news from Pretoria
states that the Boer loss at Elandslaagte
was SO killed and 64 wounded.
The Dickinson press., 1899-11-04
HIS CONDITION IMPROVED.

Woe resident Hobart Had Good
Nights Rest.
PATERSON, N. j., Nov. 1.-Vice
President Hobart is resting quietly. He
slept we'll during the night and DR.,
Newton reports his condition improved.
A RELAPSE or death is not anticipated
within the next 10 hours.
The Dickinson press., 1899-11-04
Wedn eaday. Nov. I.

Shamrock has sailed for home.
Brazil and Bolivia have settled their
boundary dispute.
General Gomez evinces a fear that
Cuhans will favor annexation rather
than independence.
Captain Charles French, late of the
Montana regiment, is dead as the result
of wounds received near Florida Blanca.
President Mckinley attended the
launching of the torpedo boat Shubrick
Mt Richmond.
Vice President Hobart's family an.
nounces that he will not resume his Of
fetal duties even should he fully re-
cover, which is considered very doubt
full.
Seven Colombian insurgent vessels
were sunk by government steamers
and 200 soldiers were drowned.
The Dickinson press., 1899-11-04
Sioux City Live Stock.
1t. Pant Union Stock Yards.


SOUTH ST. PAUL, Nov /.
HOGS-Narket 5@l0o lower. Range Of
prices, - 75@4.20.
CATTLE-Butcher cattle steady and
uotive
Sales ranged at s2.2o@2.75 for cows;
$24O@300 for hcifers: $2 8O@4.5O for
stockcrs; 81 3,@2.4) for bulls; S. 3O@3 55
for steers. s4 20 for calves:
SHEEP-Markct steady.
Sales ranged ut $4.75g $500 for lambs
S3.50@3.G5 for sheep.
Chica:o Union Stock Yards.
CHICAGO, Now l.
HOGS-Markot slow. lower.
Sales ranged at &395@l.30 for mixed
akd butchers; s4O5@4a7N good heavy;
t3 .j@i0o for rough heavy; Si05@i35
for light.
GATTLE-Market steady.
S,les rangel at 81. 5O@6 80 for bceves;
el.7j@5.l0 for COWS and heifers; s. 500
l. 90 for Texas steers; s. 50@40O for stock.
ers and feeders.
SHEEP-Narket steady.
Sales ranged at $9.50@475 for sheep;
$4Oo@j Us Tor lambs.
Receipts: Hogs, $4,000; cattle, 5000;
sheep, 10, 900
The Dickinson press., 1899-11-04
Minneapolis Wheat.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. /.
WHEAT-In Store-No. Northern,
Octooer. &c: December, 66sS @66Ac;
May, 7J2so. On Track-No. hard, 6e,;
No Northern, Go: No. Northern, 600.
Sioux City Live Stock.
Sioux CITY, H., Nov. /.
HOGS - Market 5@1Oo lower. Range
of prices, $39O@41 TO-
CATTLE-M -Market.steady
Sales ranged at "a. 50@5 40 for beeves;
$2OO@3 is for cows, bulls and mixed;
$3 5O@4.25 for stockers and feeders; $3
ga. Is for calves and yearlings.
Recci. ': Cattle, 1000; hogs, 5000.
The Dickinson press., 1899-11-04
Preparinr to Attack Kimberley.

CAPE Town, Nov. lit is reported
from Barkley West that the Beers are
constructing forts around Kimberley
for the purpose of shelling the town.
The Dickinson press., 1899-11-04
Saturday, Oct. rs.


The queen has prorogued parliament
Furniture prices have been advanced
by the manufacturers.
1t is now said that Canadian yachts
men may challenge for the Americas
cup.
Cape Colony authorities have de-
clared null and void the Free State an
neAation proclamation.
General Symons, the British COM
mander in South Africa who was
wounded at Glencoe, is dead.
The Standard Oil company is buying
abandoned natural gas territory in In
diana in the belief that it is to be food
ed with oil.
The work of the grand lodge Of
Knights of Pythias at it last session is
declared by the judiciary committee
unconstitutional.
The Dickinson press., 1899-11-04

Disaster to the English Troops q Repeti.
tion of Ma juba Hill on a Larger Scale.
Loss Of the Two Regiments in Such q
Manner Causes Conformation Through.
out Great Britain.
The Dickinson press., 1899-11-04
Tuesday. Oct, 81.


Germany is to put up grain duties to
pay for her enlarged navy.
Large tracts of Wisconsin swamp
lands may be reclaimed by means of a
drainage canal,
Admiral Dewey announces his en-
gagement to John R. McLean's sister,
widow Of General Hazen of the signal
service.
Chicago Turner's are opposed to the
continuance of the war in the Philip
pines and have passed resolutions to
that effect.
An Iowa physician thinks insanity
can be cured in most cases by resetting
dislocated bones. He has tried it suc-
cessfully in some cases.
The first nights play in the 900-point
cushion carom billiard match between
Slosson and Schaefer at New York re.
suited in an easy victory for Slosson.
The Dickinson press., 1899-11-04
Monday. Oct. 30.


The Rev. Edward Lyon Berther, the
inventor of collapsible boats, is dead.
William H. Webb, the shipbuilder
and philanthropist, is dead at New
York, aged S3.
Lord Rosebery has been elected rec
tor of Glasgow University by S29 votes,
to 551 cast for Lord Kelvin,
Twenty-four million dollars is to be
demanded through the courts from cor
porations in Cook county, Ills, for vio-
lation of Illinois statutes in failing to
make proper return to the assessors.
The critical condition of the cotton
industry is exciting considerable atten-
ton at Calcutta and Bombay. Owing
to the overproduction of the mills it is
feared the decision to partly close down
comes too late to save the situation.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10
era anore Sanoe.
aong csear iaar ct laust Spnitriit

Gn petition, lom CT unoerItrspst al
365, 200 lpsnIte WGno, blto ltrdI
eIter RDtadr opsrleperet til Song Ssz
tar. Den Ioridnger en- uopioelle at
Stemmeretten, men er meget mddoes
bolosn / fine 5ororinqer. Den polis
ti'te llbpitling / Speriqe sr lite Iaa
lougt fremtreoeu lom / Norge. boor
d%lminbelig Stemmeret MI er inoisrt.
Soeniterne sniter fun, at bet mao bit
be l~ettere, eno bet MI er. at srbperpe
Stemmeret. Den MI gisIoenor 800
tiger, at ingen ubsn be. Tom betalet
Stat al minoit 500 aroner | oarlig
SnbtG9t tan oGrs meo at femme oeb
galg. De Iom inogiUer petitionen.
bill, at Summsn Nal nsoiGttes til 500
aroner.
&ongen bar meget foretommenoe
mob ben 8sputdtioiu, Tom operrutte
BAN 8sn'triitet, men IA, at bet ma
turligoiS bar RitSbagen. lom iaur al
qisre Sogsn. Stdtsmini'ter 30
itrsm Itul bar. msgst UenIi9 TENT mob
BeoGgelieu for "Rsitrettsrs" llopis
BELLE.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10
1niscuunn.
0ar iaitct / OUR rii NanncD .

u. ,. 6snpridion / Sanespile iii
ben lite December ct anfalo al 2ams
heb % bar iibsn ben 5ib lite npot ben
ringeIte R9ring unotagen 9ano. San
er enonu life / npsen sisblittslis Care
for at BE- at Suit. men er meget of
magrst iom 5elge oeruf. Wr. Sens
oritipn sr sopt tienot pmtriug / Sta
ten. : 10 @ar par ban Superintsn
bent for Statsns Snouitritole i
mnufei6n. F.,
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10
NrhraTku.
1ommer Garlnno % Yrtsiriribrocu.

Sra Omaha ~ltripsS ben Abe b.;
6runt M. 9prIsp, tioligers ausierer
for ben iuIlsrsoe 5irit Rational 9un'
/ ponca, Rsb., er oppe til 5orbsr for
Spmmer Garland. dntluget for Utiss
brug al 9antens penge og for at bdDc
tIusiet meo 9antens gsger. Dom
meren bar MI uoitebt en- Srore, ION
forbposr qoiierne at offentliggisr'
noqst al Observation-Disclosures eQer al
tommentsre besangausnbs.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10

Heo'lag | Sennen, p9 be git ale 1om
en- frdborbe. Streiterne fortldrer, at
ituloe be saa ino puu ben al geitps
rerne f~orsilaasbs npe Gsnstarii, oilos
be life tunns tjens 81 ON Dagsn meo
IA Simers 4rbeioe. Yefoltnineens
Spmpatbi sr meb I%rbeipsrne, Der bibs
til bar forbolbt Zig rolige; men be er
| bsieite Grab opbrdete ouer ben Waus
be, paa bpilten be er blepne b~ebdnoleoe
az fine arbeibssipsre.
spsrrss Jnait.
9isie arebitorer / Sibtoib bar iat
iig fore, at Sr9laitbanbleren Senrp
Sperm, Der ejorbt Spbub for ODE ct
gar iibsn, life ital Hippo Iaa let fra
lin @ielb, Tom ban tanter. De frem>
fsrer, at Sperm, meosns ban forbes
rebte Iio til Sonturs, laante Pengs
meb ben Senfist at bsbruge line Sire
bitorer. 8ontursbost bar en- 8jGlo
paa $1,000, 900; men fort for ban
git faait, bite bans Reanitaber, at
ban tunbe betale fulbt ub, bpao ban
itbloie. Hu oerimob Isgsr ban at
Nippe fra fine areoitorsr mob at Bee
tale benz 10 eller Is procent.
Swanions 1rabsmaanb iaar 10 aar.
Surpen / ben fsoerals Ret / Wfaois
ION tom SreoasJormiooag til Gnig@
beb % ianbt Snbiunsren Big George
Itploig / Manborub. Def pil erinores,
at ban / Septsmber iio'tleoen orGbte
Span Spanion pau SlambeausRes
ierpationen. Gftsrat Surpen bapbe
aFeipet lin 9jsnoelIs, blep ban bemt
til 10 Nars Sp6olo / Winneiotas
Statsfaneiel. Der sr en- aesislaturs
aft, Tom beitemmer, at WisconIins
Statsf9ngiel life Nal mpbtase 5ors
enebe Staters StraHdngsr for ct l9ns
oere 5ipsrum eno Is Waaneber.
On solbats sis innbet | Rod Riuer.
2iget al 8uitdp Walin funotes
Sborsoag Sormicoag / Rod Hiper
NOR Gbsertpn. Wullin Ilutteoe Jig til
aompani rs" fra 8eloit, tjente / aris
gen meb Spunien % fom BEN tt
Yorter, Rot Gpuntp. Ser bar ban
pnrst idpnet iioen ben 22oe Sttpber.
2isst bar / en- it9rt Splssningstilz
Itanp "a tbbsoe pau at bope lig9et /
Glpen / minbit 10 Wauneber. Stene
iii en- 8Ggt at 80 punb fanbtes / bans
CONNER, bpor Der pofda Gua en- mins
ore Gum penge. Waain bar 26 4ar
gammel % ugift.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10
9llinnis.
Auion Sohuion begaar SrlumurS

Set 4nfalo al 5ortuilslie ousr Ell
ellsr anoet bsgit Inton Sobnion Selps
mOro / Gbicdgo iioiie Sborsbag. Dan
bar 50 Mar sammel % boebe 6os fin
SIN, 9ans Sobnion, 746 y. Rodpsa
Street.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10
Siomaaert nrbl1gecr arbeicst.

gae 4rbeiosre peo Wspenbsrs Sto
Iabrit / Gbippspa sails git 2irsoaa
Gftsrmiooas ub pua Streit. 9erss
antal er 20, beriblunbt 20 bigger. @r,
bsiberne nseteoe at eau ino paa ct
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10
I'm 6trrtoas ! Smoan.

Goro Gromer, ION sr engelf De
iant / 2egpptsn, Og Sen. aitdsnsr.
Tom sr !Sspoing oper Cuban, bdpbe
forIebsr en- Wootagnins / SsOoingsns
gus / Smourman. Shsitsr % aoelss
mGno inbiunot iis % sioroe Reoes
reus. Oct snselfte % BET 9gpptiits
alag pdiepe | 8inosn. 2oro Gromsr
bplot en- Gale til Sbeiterns. !5an
pegte pad Jlugsne Og ia; "Sersftsr
pil : 6lips reaierts al Sronnins.n az
England Og absoipsn at Gsppt.n.
De TO pil / Cuban 6lipe repreienteret
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10
YrGdocut Tor StatsnuiUer1tetrt.

YrofssIpr 8arret Sropper, tlolis
oere tnpttet til "Imsrican nniper'itp"
/ Supan, er toloet til YraIioent for
StatsuniperIitetet. 0irettererne for
bette bapbe Meoe / 8ermillion
Sborsoaas / ben Gnleoning. Pro'.
9roppers Inbefalinser er De beoite.
!oan pil Tittert moptuas llon9pnelien.
If Manael paa Wioler bar llnlpsr'l'
tetet / bet iibIte 4dr mauttet Hare fig
uben Qr9iibent.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10
Eltn pnhntn.
Melmauc ncobrrnnt | Nontroie.

Melmelen / Montroie, WtcGopt
Gpuntp, blep logt / 4ite Onsodg 81
termiObag. Meo gDgnin9en brGnote
125 Senoer Mel pg 100 Suibsls Spes
be. Mplen bar asIureret for nGIten
lin fulbe 89rbi.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10
hinge 8gp,rc.

Carl SEMEN Is Iar aammel, og
Bernard SlparB. IA 4ar, arreitsreoss
3horsoas / Gbieaso ps bragtss til
Weit Gbicaso apenus Fertilization,
antlassoe for Rsoeri. Den 12adrise
Gbolpb Sohnion, ION Dor / go. 302
Weit Ohio ST., bapbs tldaet til pos
litiet opsr, al be TO fsritnapnts 8utz
ter operfalot BAN pso bsilps Dag
NOR fans Sism % fratog BAN en- libsn
Sum penae oa ct Salstsrtl9oe.
T%iGrirGi!ut Gbirago.
Oct aarliae "poultrp Shop" /
Gbitaso uil oenne Sang blips dfbolot
fra ben lobe til ben 14bs Sanuar.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10
Jnolanoet.
9pluu.
Statcns @iRlo forninnifet mtb $50, 900.

5pr npsls 0age iioen ubfGroiseoe
St~atstasierer Sobn Serriptt lin Sta
tus oper Sppus 5inanier. Oct trent
Qaar osrai, at Staten bar i%orminoitet
i'm 8jGlo meb $4,000 % Stutens
1iGlo sr M $7S,510. s be to iioite
Mar bar ben sjenneminitIis pGret
100000. Haar ale Smit9noigbes
oer tdgss / 8strdstnins. auieeS ben
mupGrsnpe 8i1lo iom rinse.
Solst Sernbane.
Chicago, 5prt Waoiicn &, Ses
gloinss Ssrnbdne blep / Snsoags /
Sort Wuoi'on iolgt til Sesie u. Sdlos
min fra Chicago ION 3eprGientant
iOr 9anensgonobolber. for $150,0O0.
congressman % Yolpsamih.
2omonis QIoslinaen al "0e iibite
0u9ss 6elia." iamleoss Sirsoa9 nj
Ten | lamont til ut re9ulGre Mars
msce for at beige Gmbeosmanc. Wez
niabsbsn palgte 4leranoer Smith til
lin Brett, Wr. Salparos til IsIiItent
% Ri6aro 2umbsrt til SetretGr. s
en- Rsiplution proteItereoes imoo y.
s.. Roberts iom 9olpaumiit og 2ops
opcrtraosr pg imoo at sipe BAN SGs
be / ap%noresien; ben peotpaes meo
II mob IA Stemmer troos bet for
'i9ti9e Raao fra 4ppItle Wi9bt al
lltahtommisIionsn. Mr. Wi9ht toa
BET S%tdnopuntt, at Der life f~orelaa no
get Seoi8 for, at Hpberts bar opsrs
trudot 2open. 9ette Striot / Roz
bertss Suasn tritiIeres tarpt / Ga
moni. PrGIibent Smith er MI ben
ln'teIi9e 5aber til bet tolpte Barn
1t treble gGeteItab.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10
Nnrn pnkntu.
cUerialnt % plpnorrt.

Gn rig llnstarl, Gnprsp Wsitlin,
lom boeoe alene n9r Sunoopn, blep
forleben Dag - meloes fra Wilnpr
ooerfdIot ps iluast bspioitles, ban
blep plpnoret for Ilere Y9~roipapirer
og $50i 9enge. Pplitist er pda Spor
otter ShhPnf
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10
ntid1ipnlt.
20 munige, raitc Senter

Gttu % Mprtle, 10 Sstre al glut'
Minor / Berlin, 9reen Gate Gountp.
bialp iorleben Dag til at futts TIRE
StraHanaer, iom fornDlig unbpeg in
Stutsns 5prbeoringsbus. De uno=
psgne Sorbrposre - Sbruce, Sub.
barb % Sracn - Isgte at itjule Jig
Minors Stulobpsnine. De TO bigger
breo benz uo % unperretteOe 5armer.
ne Sobn Smith. 6arpep 2Oprp oq
Osborn Segrafp. ION inobsnteoc
5lpetningsrne oe braete benz til 8pen
Der bar uolopet en- 8elsnnin9 al STE
for bsres p%aagribelis. Gbou oq
Ntprtle bill bper faa fig uobetalt en-
Semteosl al benne Gum.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-10
Nat Neosrlaa ior 1trpiihsrnr.

Sberit 2etuis bdpoe ben 26be De-
tembsr en- aump msb Gmirsn abmso
'Feeite.e BEN blaa Rii 90 Zoe ham,.
5tbtls Stiaina inoto9ss meo Storm.
% 1900 8srOifber gioroes til Sanger.
5ebil bar ben iib'ts b.tpoelige Der
oiibsSspbinq. 500 az bans WlGnb
ialot. SslO unoiom ban meo 300. 6on
gil oper Nilen / R0rbeosn al Josies
Ialoet / Spb for Rsisr.s(2) % tog
Sitting paa en- q | 5lobsn, ba Sbsrit
Genis tom oper BAN. Wdrimtdno.
nerne qiorbs en- ioar 8irtnine. paa
britiIf Gioc ialot q Wanb, oo Ueas
ior 5srnuion. 6 egbptiTe CHioerer
% 18 Wanb i~adrebss.