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WAS FATALLY BURNED
Thomas Murray Not Expected to
Live Till Morning.
HE is NOW UNCONSCIOUS
Unfortunate Man Frighttully Injured by
the Explosion of Molten Copper,
Which Flowed Over Him
From Head to Foot.

Thomas Murray, one of the employees
of the lower works, was a victim of
serious accident yesterday which, it is
expected, he will not survive. The un-
fortunate man is now lying in an un-
conscious condition at ST. AIMS hos
pital, where his death is awaited at
any minute.
The accident occurred Yesterday af-
ternoon at about 1870 o'clock at the
lower works. Murray was in charge of
one of the furnaces. While ait work
around his furnace. one of the water
boilers suddenly exploded, and nearly
half ton of boiling hot copper fell on
the unfortunate Murray. When picked
up his body was completely covered
with molten copper, and he was burned
from head to foot. His face was hard
ly recognizable. The ambulance was
Immediately called, and Murray was
taken to the hospital where, as above
mentioned, he is now lingering between
life and death in a state of uncon-
seriousness.
1t is said by some of Murray's work.
ing companions that if the copper had
fallen on the other side of the furnace
it would have probably burned four or
hVe persons who were at that time at
work on the opposite side of Murray
Murray is native of Michigan, and
came to Anaconda three years ago,
since which time he has been in the
employ of the company. He resides
with his sister, Mrs. Reynolds, at the
Home restaurant, on Front street MUIR
ray has, beside his sister, two broth
ers, D. NJ Murray and P W. Murray,
who both reside in this city. His faith
er and mother are residents of Dakota.
Father Coopman administered the
last rites of the Catholic church to the
unfortunate man yesterday afternoon.
1t is said by the hospital people that
it is believed Murray inhaled the cop
per fumes, which in the majority of
cases proves fatal.
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Chicago, April "a special to the
Tribune from WASHINGTON says: With
in the next two weeks the government
will be asked by Great Britain to
indemnify the family Of British sub
ject named Simpson, who was killed
during the battle al Manila, Feb. %.
Simpson represented an English paper
house and was accidentally shot. He
was looking out of the window of his
house when the battle was in progress,
and being dressed in white clothing, he
was mistaken for a Filipino. Early in
March Sir Philip James Stanhope asked
on the floor of the house of commons II
the details of the occurrence had been
received by the government. Parlia-
mentary Secretary Frederick replied
that the details would not be in the
hands of the government until the
early part of April when, he said,
friendly representations would be made
to this country.
1t is now said these details are in the
hands of the British foreign office and
will be Immediately forwarded to Sir
Julian .Pauncefote, who will make rep
reservations to the state department.
This will be the first claim of the kind
growing out of the Spanish war and
the opera tions in the Philippines. When
the facts are presented to the state
department it is believed the justice
of the. claim will be- acknowledged and
congress will be asked to make an ap-
preparation, as there is no fund at the
disposal of the department to meet such
cases,
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A TRIBUTE OF HONOR.
The Fallen Heroes Will BE Inferred in
National Cemeteries.

NdtlOHHi cemeteries.
Washington. April 3.-The president to-
day issued the following executive order:
at is fitting that in behalf of the nation
a tribute of honor be paid to the memo
rieS of the noble men who lost their lives
in their COuntrys service during the late
war with Spain 1t is the more fitting
inasmuch as in consonance with the spirit
of our free institutions and in obedience
to the most exalted promptings of patriot
ism those who We're sent to other shores
to" do battle for their country's honor I'M
der their country's flag went freely from
every quarter of our beloved land
Each soldier, each sailor, parting from
home ties and putting behind him private
interest in the presence of stern emer-
gency of unsought war with an alien foe
was an individual type of devotion of cit.
izen to the state which makes our nation
strong in unity and in action. Those who
died in another land left in many homes
the undying memory that attends heroes
of all ages.
ut was fitting that with the advent of
peace, won by their sacrifice, their bodies
should be gathered with tender care and
restored to home and kindred. This has
been done with the dead of Cuba and
Porto Rico. Those of the Philippines still
rest where they fell. watched over by
their surviving comrades and crowned
with love of q grateful nation.
THE remains of many brought to our
shore have been delivered to their fami-
lies for private burial. But for others of
the brave officers and men who persisted
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IN BOULDER.
The January Term of Court Held to BE
Legal.

Inc January Term of Court Held to BE
Legal.
Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Boulder, April 3.-The district court
for Jefferson county began it's session
to-day with Judge Parker on the bench
and the usual officers in attendance At
torneys present were Messrs. Cowan,
Murphy, Lyon and Hay of Boulder,
Parks of Great Falls, ]. A. Walsh of
Helena, w. Y. Pemberton and M L.
Wines of Butte. Bonds of county COM
missioners were examined and approx
ed. Vacation proceedings in probate
matters were read and Saturday, April
s. set as time for hearing objections.
The matter of the legality of the jan
uary term, which provoked much spec
ulation at the time on account of in
dictments brought in by the grand jury
summoned for that term, was called up
in the case of the state VS.. H. G. Smith,
county commissioner, charged with
misconduct in office, the contention at
the time being that the indictment
could not stand because the term of
court was not legal, in that notice of
same was not published four weeks
previous to the first day of the term.
In his ruling to-day, Judge Parker held
that the term was not invalidated from
this failure to publish. the order of the
judge being sufficient, and the publica-
ton of notice by the clerk being only
directory. The term could not be lille
gal to those who came in and placed
themselves under its jurisdiction, and
if the contention applied at all it would
be on showing that the party was in
jured directly by such failure to pub
fish.
In the matter of indictments against
Basin and Elkhorn men, charged with
conducting gambling houses, attorneys
Cowan and Wines moved to have the
indictments set aside on the grounds
that said indictments We're not found,
Endorsed and presented as prescribed
by the penal code of the state of Mon
tana; also that the name of the prose-
cutting witness, as SUCH is not insert
ed at the foot of the indictment or in
dorsed thereon: also that said pretend
ed grand jury presenting said indict-
ment was not legally constituted body
to inquire into public. offenses. The
same motion is made in each case
against the seven defendants, and is
being argued this afternoon.
Frank Carson was brought into court
and acknowledged that such was his
true name. Information charging him
with murder in the first degree in kill
ing Henry Dahlman was then read to
him, and his attorneys, Hay of Boulder
and Purcell of Helena, took the statu-
tory time to plead.
An unusually lively school election
was held here, parties being divided
largely on personal lines and consider
able i'll feeling was engendered. The
ladies voted in large numbers. nearly
as many of them as of the men ap-
pearing at the polls. L. G. SHELTON and
James Simpkins We're elected, with 100
and 1877 votes respectively the defeated
| candidates being S. H. Knowles. with
rs votes, and Dodley Halford, with 81
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Antlers at Standard Drug Co.
Sale of Liquor Prohibited.

New York. April "a special to the
Herald from Washington says: Attor-
ney General Griggs will render an opin-
ion this week on the question of author
ity of the secretary of war to permit
the sale of beer on public reservations
under his control Temperance men over
the country are making a strong effort
to secure prohibition of the sale of beer
at the military posts and soldiers
homes, and they succeeded in getting
through congress during the last ses-
sion a provision in the army reorgan-
ization bill that no officer or private
soldier shall be detailed to sell intox-
icatinS drinks, as a bartender or 9TH
erWlse in any post exchange or can
teen nor shall any person be required
or allowed to sell such liquors in any
encampment or fort, or on any prem
lses used for military purposes by the
United states The secretary of war
Is specially directed to issue such gen.
eral orders as may be necessary to car
ry these provisions into effect. Judge
Advocate General Lieber held that the
section required the total prohibition
of the sale of Intoxicating liquors. but
Secretary Alger simply published the
law for the information of all con-
cerned."
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-04

Young children, to avoid
marasm us, scrofula, or
ricketts,, and develop healthy
tissues, bones and teeth, need
fats and hypophosphites. DR..
w. Gilman Thompson,
Prof. Materia Medica and
Therapeutics, in the Uni
versity of New York, asserts
that Cod-liver Oil is the
best fat for the purpose.
SCOTS Emulsion is cod
liver oil partly digested and
combined with hyPophos-
phites, it gives children
material for rich blood,
solid flesh, bones and teeth.
soc. and s. 90, all druggists.
SCOTT & BOVINE. Chemists, New York.
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NELSON SENTENCED.
Eight Years in the Pen for killing Harry
Bell.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Miles City, April Judge Loud to-
day sentenced Robert Nelson to serve
eight years in the ponjtentiary for the
murder of Harry Bel. whose case has
been on trial for the past week and
which was given to the jury Saturday.
The verdict was manslaughter.
1t appears that Mrs. Nelson left Mel
son about two years ago, but in De-
cember last began proceedings for a
divorce, papers in which were served
on him Saturday previous to the killing,
which occurred on Monday. Bell had
been paying Mrs. Nelson considerable
attention and they We're riding togeth-
err when they met Nelson and the shoot
ing occurred. Nelson came to town and
gave himself up The sentiment of the
neighborhood in which they lived was
decidedly against Nelson.
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IN DEER LODGE.
Citizens Ticket Goes Through without
Opposition.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Deer Lodge. April 3.-The city cleo
ton to-day passed off quietly. The cit
liens ticket was elected without OPP
position. Frank COnley was reelected
mayor, NJ. w. Trask, Ed O'Neill and
Myron Curn alderman from the First,
Second and Third wards respectively.
At the special school election Satur-
day the proposition to levy a special
tax of 3 mills carried by a vote of SO
to g. AS a consequence there will be
a full school year taught.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-04

The Burlington route runs a through
sleeper from Anaconda to Omaha. ST.
Joseph and St. Louis without change.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-04

Meyers piano store. III East Park.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-04

Books and stationery al L. A. Kings.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-04
Fifth Ward.

In the Fifth ward the voting was also
brisk and the workers at the polls were
numerous, both for Fitzgerald and for
Kennedy. The Fifth is Mr.. kennedy's
home ward and he did his personal
hustling mostly in this ward. The poll
ing place was at the Austrian hall. for
merly the old French hall, at the corner
of Fourth and Chestnut streets. The
following is the result of the balloting
in the Fifth:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-04

The voting place for the Second ward
was at the brick church west of the
Montana hotel. Little excitement exist
ed about the polls in this ward. and
what electioneering was done was done
quietly. The voting in the Second ward
had for it's result the following:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-04

In the Fourth ward Kennedy receiv-
ed a most remarkable vote, running
ahead of Mr.. Madden by 40 votes, and
receiving a majority over the vote cast
for Judge Fitzgerald of POP. The vote
cast in the Fourth ward was heavy, be-
ing 566, besides those ballots which were
mutilated, blank or indistinCtly marked
In this ward the electioneering was
brisk, the Kennedy workers being there
in full force, and exprting every effort
to assist their candidate. The polling
place was at No. 313 East Commercial
avenue The vote in the Fourth ward
was as follows:
For mayor
j. NJ. Madden........ .................344
For city treasurer
John r. Walkup.. northumberland
For police magistrate
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Third Ward,

The people of the Third ward cast
their ballots at 215 East Commercial
avenue, in the old G. o. D. store Here
there was a good deal of work done by
both FNzgerald's friends and those of
Mr.. Kennedy. The vote in this ward
fell off so from the registration. The
ballots showed these results:
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-04-04
Sixth Ward.

In the Sixth ward there was also a
big lot of work done by the Kennedy
forces. The polling place was near the
corner of Park avenue and Ash street.
Kennedy's majority in this ward was
81, he receiving 2SS votes against 221
for Fitzgerald. The complete vote in
the Sixth ward is as follows:
For mayor
T NJ Nod5op GAO
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22
Sra porto Rico.
Galg. -Spanbing oper, bpao Son
gresien nil gjsre.

San Suan, 16oe Dec. - Weo 8al>
gene poa portp Rico guar bet imaat
fr.m. Rspublitanerne ieireoe / ponce
ben 9be meo omtrent 1900 Stemmers
Waioritet, % be penter pgiud at pinoe
/ San Suan m.b opsrpaloenoe Sler'
tai. Oct bill suonu bare minoit to
Waaneoer, for 8algene er tilenoes
bragt.
Solicit er mset ipanbt pua, bpors
Dan aoneresien BIZ title Zig til Spsrss
maalet ON cipilt Stprs for 9en. Wan:
&c penter, at porto Rico itrar pil fao
ct Slues Selpitpre, mems andre ittt
n9rer ioabdnne 5prboobninser.
Yones, 17be Dec. - Gu, ba aon.
gresien er iumlet, faar 9orto Rict
mere enb npgenIinbe for fsle 8irtnin'
gen at be brsie Selesromtatiter. 8lu.
oene fan fun itafe nberit forte %
ufuloitanbise telesrafiite Gfterretnin
ger fra Waibinston, % mango er in:
rise for, at Resieringen 'fal finoe sr
eller anben llbpei til at dfbielpe oett,
Sapn.
Den mtlitax Administration ar:
beiber MI paa ct S%tatteIpitsm, bpor:
peo be bsie S~plbafgtfter tilbels ia
aflsies at en- birette gsffatning. Del
eneite birstte Stat M er StoleTat
ibet bier ppren Mano paa Ssn, Ion
bar Gienbom eller briper nogen syor
refining betaler $1.0o ON 4aret ii
Stolepeienet.
5prrstninssrsrelien paa porto ri
co er fremoeles abfolut lammet. On
gen bill unbringe Ysn9s til itarts noae
Soretdaenbe, for Der er tommet en- iai
Sroen | GFersrne pad Sen.
Qrbeioet meb at optage Genius 9aa
fort frem. Wan antar, at Gen pil OBJ
ciie en- Sefoltnins at 900,
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22
ut ic moen Cine.

Gn al 9onoons melt anIeeos Eager,
p~rofesior Better Stisns, ftdI bape fun
bet en- Wadbe, bporpad man ian gisre
8linoe ieenbe.
Den laroe Spriter saor uo fra fol
genoe principer:
Wenneffet fer life meo Sist, men
meo Siernen, Siet er bare Mtolet til
at optase 9i1eberne, iom Spnsnerrsn
bringer pioere til gepibftbeoens SGoe.
Raar altIaa ct 9iGebs fan bringss
Siernen uoen Ginenes Meopirtntng,
ian ben glinbe ligeIaa sobt idgtta9'
bet Iom ben Seenbe.
s6erpaa beror ct Qpparat, Tom .r
tonitrueret at Stiens, og fom opfdngsr
8iaebet paa en- Stiarm og fsrsr o't
pioere til Siernen, peb en- e~lettri't Y.
lefon.
Stisns flyer, at man til9ggsr yet
en- ultfor operbrepen 4noel / Spns'
iunttionerne. 8 be gieblitts I. Grg Do
be aanbelige Gpner er itartt anipGHofs
fan pi fire paa en- 9ienitano uOen al
ie ben. @anIte piit faitbploes gtIl'o'f
paa Retbinpen, men Siernen, ION II
beiti1ftiset meb andre Sins, optdge'
bet life. os bet eriiterer oa fatti't bel
Ter lite.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22
General Dooe.
6apanablabene bar bare gpbt at iige
on ben rlge 6eneralgupernsr.

Sdpand, 16be Dec. - Ine 9pens
Blade uoen llnbtdeeli. ubtaler ibaq
i'm Silfrebsbsb ODER llbnapnslIsn al
2epnarb Woob til Eens 9eneralqu.
perntr.
Sournal pmtaler at General Wi(-
ion pentes bertil n9its 3irsoag, % al
bet enonu life pioes msb Sittsrbeo
ON bans 9eisg betpoer. at ban ia.
penbe tilbaee til be 5orensos State,
Iammen meo General 9rpots, slsr on
ban fun tommer for at mpbtdse Sc:
neral Wppb. glaoet mener, at 0il,
ion lite soot fan forbli / gmbebst lQn:
ger, bo ban bpppig bar foriitret, a.
ban oilos taee afIfeo, bpis Woob uo.
n9pntes til Seneralgupsrnsr. 9la:
bet Tiger o9iaa, at gmbebet Tom DILL.
t1rgupernsr al !6apdna rimsliepis Ri
bli opb9pet, ba bet sllers pilbe bli En-
Silbe til itdbise 9onfittsr meaem II
OHicsrsr iuu sneraiIts o. meo iaa for.
tisliss anitueIisr ION @ooo ps Cub.
ION.
"Ssraloo" flyer, at General Cub.
IONS Gorfpttelis til Ratan,as pilbt
forebngge muligs apnfifter melsr
oisfs TO Qutoriteter.
"el 6ubdno" flyer, at M er Sioer
tommen til at fua rsttet pad ben lib.
ligere denominations 6eilsreb. glo.
bet mensr, at unber Wopbs tattfulot
Stpre ps Optrroen bill bet life taoC
lanse. fsr 8armUni os COB 5ortaaslIt
after tr gisnOprettst meutm Sponiert
os Gabansre.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22
Raffe Qariaeen
til Sjerteipsoomme.

"Sre Silf9loer at Sierteipsboms
me, Der er belbrebet peb at flute meb
8afe os BRUCE 9oitum 5opb Gofee.
bar .ieg iasttaset. 5srit nit eset 5ils
feloe. Seq leo messt al Siertebanten.
min 2ese b~eororsOe mig til at futte
meb aaHeen, os ba ieg iiteb.t bespnOte
meD poitum Sooo GoHee, bar jss mart
belbrebet for min S~isrtebanien. Seq
timber poitum at pere iut, Tom Dot
loren iasbe: lite alsne uitaoelis men
meget sapnlis.'
Gn Ben al mig leb at omtrent bet
iamme iom ies. Seq foreilog Dam al
prsps poitum. Gfter ben fsrite &op
peb Srotoiten, iasbe ban: Saf, ieg
ftal lite pa mere. 8i funbt ba uo, al
ben life bar ~oroentlig toet, os iua Ia
pebe ies bam en- aop nsie efter anpiss
ninesu o9 ban ertl9rebe ben at bore
'beilie' o. 'beore enb aaHe'.
mrs. -i peouea6 leb paa fans
me Waape os uefaa bun tom Iig psb
at ilutte meo 8afe pg begpnbe meb
ppitum, 2tf pripute Grunbs Der lea
ON. at DE lite oF.ntliesisr nit Rapn.
prinoeton,N 8p.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22
SIere %Jernbaner.
9!ortbcrn Yaeiiie opcrpeier flcrc ngr
yinier | Npro SafUta.

Samestofpn, %. O., 16be Dee. -
Rortbern Pacific 8anen bar unoe
Sperpsielie uoitratt SyernbansbDgnin0
/ Noro Oatotd.
Der er insen 9pipl ON, at Nortbern
pacific % SOP tommer til at beit,mm
Standardization / benne Stat /
Here Nar. 9reat Rortbern bar lat fla
fat / Reo Riper 0alen pg / be %noroIige
Counter; men Rprtbern patifit oJ
500 arbeioer / bet npe 2anb oeo IR;s
iouri Ripsr neooper til Stdtens SOos
CREME, % | penne Del er bet, at llOs
pitlingen oentss .
Wtan error igaar, at Rortbern "a
cifc paa lit iioite 4arsmsoe orsfttoe
oisIe Sernbaner, os at fslsenos 2inIer
pitlingen psntes.
Sorl9ngelie al 2inien fra Go9elsn,
u. o, til Winpna peo Misfouri RiNr
liseoperfor Oates ps siennem MtSrs
toib pg Gmmons Co., pia qiblsn,
G~ountpIGoe / McSntofb Gountp. os
formpoentlis bersrenoe Weitfielo, Gms
mons Gountp. 29nspe ca. 100 Wil.
ll~ofplbsIIe al bet 35 Wlil lanee Sab,
meaem Mtlnpr, q. D., os Dates, ION
oiloe gipe GiennsmsansSliuisn fra
Geeos, i ben norbIise Del al Staten,
bpor Rortbern pacific bersrer Grsat
Rortbern til minneapolis pia benne
9p % Dates. Sper benne 2inie ful.
De Iau 9iennemaongstrain aua ougIi9
me[Iem 2eeos Minnedpolis og Ct.
Paul.
gpgning af en- 2inje fra GasieltOr,
y. Dat, til 8iteb, ca 60 Mil.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22

Suiferfabritanter peb CT. 8aul bar
| ben retpp aiIutteoe Scion tilpirfet
4,34o,1 66 &uub Gutter, Os for bette
betalte Staten / Ranoags en- 8rGmie
Of s19,472. Zen ai iioite 9esislatur
uebtasne 2op um 8rGmie for Sufter
btitemte, at Der life / nusst erfelt Som.
eresbitrift Ifuloe betales pnsr $50, 00Oi
SufterprGmie, Dg 8ramien itulbe bsler
life nOset GiIfelbe uoeritise en- Gent pr.
BunO Suffer. 8 bette 3ilfaloe blet
bet life iulot en- balu Gent pr. 9unc.
Ter blep iaar i~iluirtet bpbbelt lac
neset Sutter ium flor, % u9ite Ia,
baaber man al prpoucere minoit 6 Ntil.
lioner 4unb Suffer Os bOlpe 5abritsr
i @irtipmbeo ct balpt aar.
aumpanist isnbe iiior til 5armerot
itritterne 10 6asmGno. iom bolbt Gore,
brag for Snrmerne on 9prfniu9 q
Sniterrper, ca ~eIterat 8Oerne bar plan
tebe, 9lt be Iamme MGRe pHitrihg
blnubi 5armerne % unbsrpiits benz
arbeioet pan Gerene.
SIR. 1bebin. iOm bar sjurt iaa me,
get for al ian oeuus @rrn Of aserbrn
get inbiprt / Miuneioio, flyer, at Rin
neiota err beors itift,t for 9prtniu,
al euiisrrcsr enb Nidisan, ps at bel
er ispnsoo meb California,
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22
Waine. Dire.
&aptein sissbee bill brinse benz bicu,
omboro paa "Seras."

Sapand, 17be Dec. -- De Tsorenebe
Staters &rissitib "seras", bpis 6bei
er aaptein Sigsbee, er antommet Der
til. aapt. Si9sbee og aapt. Greene,
ebet for ben beroerenoe Tlaobeito-
tton, bar allereoe babt en- RaabSIoo
ming ~angaaenoe Slptninaen at Waine.
ulpttens Dire fra Colon a~irteaaarb.
Oct sr Meninsen, at 5Iptninsen Tfal
forssda meo faa faa Gerempnier Iom
mult9t. arbeiost msO Opsrapninsen
AZ sl9ens bill besbnee / Morsen. Sper
Stlte bill bli ~inoeiluttet / en- Wetaltiits
os om9ioet at en- bisinFcerenbe Op.
Issuing.
8titerne bill ON Natten bli fsrt neS
til 5Iadbeprrftst, bpor be bill bli 5tir.
let unoer gagt, inbtil aft er farbiot
til at operfpttes til Sriss7ibet. 9ette
bill rimeltgpis 6Ii giort Ratten me[em
Snsoas o9 5orsbas, os bsrpao pii
"5erus" sieblitteIig letts Qnter.
6aoer GRdotpid bill ioentificere sis
Iterne. sfteriom De tuges op af @ro.
oens, Dan bar nsmlis ct aartrios,
Der otier, bpor bier entelt bar fin
PlabS.
Decorah-posten., 1899-12-22
Sorspanif,
nbDre FAB paa gersipapir,r

Gn ubsftripelis Sorpirrino b.rf,,,
! Wanoass poa "Stod gr6on,."
Rem gort. GGlersbe fra mnrn.,.t
at bar Martsoet Ilatt % uItooiot. W,
bar LEGION Sober / 2uften. ETC.,
sfter 81. l ipurstss Let, at Wron,,"'
erdange Sruft Gompann bar o,a.t
faait, os itrats eftsr Tom Der gsa.s
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paniten | fulb SOins. SertiI biOro,
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ner itpnote Zig meb at opbripe Qo,r
fordt Hire zig imob ale 9on7feio5,.
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for Mtoler, os 5slsen bar, at "Gor.
Wcnep Hdtes" flsi op til "en bor,
procent ON 0a9en, plus Renter"
bpiltet iparer til 1856 grocent orr
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Spbibielien.
Wleaem ST. l og 2 bar en- al r,
melt ieriationeae 9imer, ION Non
Street bar p9ret 8ione til. guiters
9%Grbipapir pg attie i 9ansr % in.
buitrielle 5oretueenber, be aoos msb
De Tlette, gift til bulsbr9ttenoe Qriisr
8agens Cab anilades iii fra Is If
100 Milipner Dollars.
Som bet raieoe pau lit orrfs
trdaote ct Nntal GlearinQ Noui,
Banter til pg uobsb tiaaans 10 MiI.
licnsr Dollars til 6 Yrpcent, "a Der.
mep bar Sorpirrineen n~oQenlunoe
bempet. Scrub for bette bopoe :.
9. Morgon sit uo flsre MiQipner /
famine 0iemeb.