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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
THE OGDEN SUGAR COMPANY
Annual Meeting Of Stockholders Held
In Ogden To-Day.


Special nor Doaerof Taigrraph
ogden, March is.-Thc regular hnnu-
al meeting IL the shareholders of the
ogden surnr g., for tho election OF
st.--.- -. -
""NN"'r =" H'fN' i"f 'h' '"rpi"" s'"t
and the Transaction u other proper ana
necessary busiuesa. wns opened at the
,o,,nan,'.. .,,,,,. A.. ,,, M, National
'"P UNIV :" Wv 80 .'"''
bank building. at II ocl"ck to-day.
After calling 10 order. the meeting adj
lourned "a IN. sc,ond distrlet sourt
- -, -. =
IuV". ~ uhe mee'ihs a's"i rh"rcs' Vt
t.Qo.goi were Represented. Al Of the
old directors were re-electsu except
chosen IN his stead. Atter the al
journment Of the Htockholdsrs' meet
lnE the directors met and ornanlksd by
the election II tho Old nf'irrfa f1r the
ensuing year.
summary 81 the annual report "f
lr,sident David Eccics, which was
read and adopted, il Ms follows.
" iccltsa that at a meeting of tho
subH'ri'icra 10 the capital stock ~ the
company held December .. 1891. any or.
saniEatlon was effected. articles ~ In
corporation adopted and directors
elected Tor the nrst year aa follows;
David EcclcH. Thomas u. Dee. II. ~.
spencer, Jos. clark. John scowcroft.
Fred ]. kicrsi. Goo. q. Cannon. J. u.
Windcr and ". r. Ellison. The officers
elected were; David EccieH. president.
Thor. u. Dcc. vice president. Henry II.
Itolapp, secretary, Jas. rinKrec. treas
urcr. The company went To work ut
once 20 secure contracts for bcctr and
also took stops 10 let contracts for tho
erection and equipment u the factory.
Contracts for machinery and buildings
wrrc lot In iSsS; The III. for the factory
was chosen Ia February. 1885. and the
works ~ Ear completed ~ 10 permit ~
making n run In the fall ~ ISIS, The
report says that when the plant ~ on.
tiroly completed We shall have the most
modern and complete factory OF It's
size In the world" The work yet to be-
done will bring the cost Of the plant up
TO four hundred thousand dollars. A.
large u crop of bectn ~ was desired
was not occurred for the reason
that before the company was ready
10 make contracts. the farmers had
already planted or determined upon
their crop for that year. All the farmers
suits. Nearly sixteen thousand tons
Of beetr were sliced and worked. pro-
ducing over thirty thousand sacks ~
sugar which II II estimated viii
bring about fiso.00o after deducting
freight, expenses FOR marketing. etc.
This year tho arrangements for re-.
ceiving and storing be-tn viii be per.
feet, New beet sheds VIII be- built
and old ones rrmodeled. ana everything
viii be- done Ia facilitate Weighing, un-
loading, etc. Neportn received from the
agricultural superintendent. job Pin
gree, show that the beet growers %
last year, WIN raised beetH for the
factory, have doubled ana trcblod their
acreage this year.
This year the output of sugar viii be
greatly increased and the cpHt of pro-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
ORE AND BULLloS REPORTS.
Ni,rloi rhsoaing Mysiery.

81. Louis. March iG-An element u
mystery stlll surrounds the case nf the
West End widow. Mrs. MeYenn. whose
face and body We're badly burned
Tuesday night by acids thrown hy
some unknown person, The police are
unable to Ind amy trace ~ the Lssaii.
ant, From what can be learned from
Miss Mogrnw, Sister OF MIR. McVeau.
II In thought man attired "a woe
man. committed the deed.
Another anonymous letter addressed
to Mrs. Mcvean has been received and
II now Ia the hands of her attorney
ex-Judge Thomas u. Harvey.
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ACTIVE TRADING
IN FOUR ACES.
The Stock the Leading Feature on
on the Utah Exchange.
NEW STRIKE RESPONSIBLE.
The Oshcr seller. Were AIss. Assier,
bowers Extension. Northern
Light aud sunshine.

Reports Of n new strike In the Four
Aces. had good eject on that eecuri-
- ON the Utah Exchange this after
noon. and this stock was easily the
l"ading feature Of the call. The sales.
all told. reached total Of is.,Oo shares
hich sold for t5.3o95i. and of these.
-Four Aces subscribed 1900 shares at
igires ranging from - to - cents a
share. Ajax was dealt IN at SIS.
while Antlcr sold at aud ~. and Joe
liowcrs handed out 800 shares Mt i5h.
The other sellers were bowers ,Exten-
sion, Northern Light and Sunshine. the
latter Roing ut - cents.
Figures were posted as follows:
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FEDERAL COURT.

W. y. ConnoNay. the receiver Of the
Moscow National Hank, entered suit
In the Federal court last evening at 8
o'clock against Edward liyrno Tor tis-
600
II IN vet forth In the complaint that
the Moscow National Hank became In
solvent and was closed By the comp.
THRILLER OF the currency. ~ that time
defendant was u stakeholder ~ the
bank 10 tho amount Of $50 shares, and
In order t. settle the affairs Of the bank
the comptroller made an assessment
Of 500 per Hhnrg, making the total
amount of the indebtedness $4,000 No
part Of which has been paid Suit IL
brought for the total amount with In
tcrcat from June N. 1897.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16

In an article on copper and It's pro-
duclion In the United States. the I'm.
glrccriug and Mining Journal says the
Utah Consolidated viii have Its smelter
ready 10 operate by May.
Clarence X. Mccormick Of this city
y In New York, at the Waldorf
Astoria.
penman blanchard. who was hero
q short time ago examining mines, il
again In noston.
Samuel Newhouse III the Highland
hoy IL about 10 return from New York.
The Golden Eagle Of Humboldt com.
W New, II In with car OF high
grade gold ore,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
CHURCH NEWS.

Elders Edgar Thayl II Wellington.
Carbon county. William n Rex. of
Randolph. Rich county, and ThoH.
Hampton, Of Bountiful. navl. county.
leave on Saturday fur san Francisco,
whence they viii hct sail for the Antip-
odes on the steamship Alameda. a.
three are IN route To the mission field,
Elder Hampton being assigned 10 la
Dor In New Zealand, ana the others Ia
Anafrallu
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A CORRECTION.

An error In an interview Of senator
Alder by News" reporter some time
nro made the gentleman appear 10 ray
that the cnttlng ~ timber was the
main cause ~ the spring ana summer
Hoods In Nanpge county, Mr.. Alder
holds that the grazing ~ sheep on the
hills and the mountains IN the principal
cause Of these Hoods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
Supervising Architect Inquiries
About Public Building Site,
WANTS TO KNOW how 1T Is.
win Await Information Prom the
Governor Bsfore Issuing Adser-
easements for Land.
IsprcIA1. rn r1ln aNEws. nj

Washington. D. e., March ie.-The
supervising architect ~ the treasury
wrote to Governor Wells today asking
whether the Utah legislature had EN-
powered him 10 extend exclusive juriH-
diction over such ground as may be
hereafter selected and purchased by
the Federal government for a post.
Office. Pending the Governors reply no
action viii be taken In Salt Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
WAS our or siour.
A,tornry for W, A. Mannon WIN Move for
n New Trial.

Attorney y. II. Lewis. who repre-
senled W, n Mannon, convicted Tues.
year-old Step-dnughter, was on IN.
warpath today, because the court al.
lowed Mannon 10 be moved 10 another
part oi the court room while the child
was givlng her testimony Mr.. Lewis
says that the law clearly and rpecihoai.
" states that a defendant shall be
confronted with the witnesses who are
10 testify against him, and that the
court erred In permitting the evidence
to 20 TO tho Jury when Manor was out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16

My mother suffered with chronic
diarrhoea for several months She was
attended by two physicians who al last
pronounced her ease hopeless. she
procured one 2a-ccnt bottle Of Cham.
berlnin's Collie. Cholera and Dlarrhnea
Remedy ana hNe doses gave her per-
manent relief take pleasure Ia rec.
ommending t. as the best on tho mar
ket.-MRs. y, ", WATSON, Aiken.
Ala
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
North reIn, psm.r. suit.

Judge Hlles Ia atlil engaged takisr
testimony In the $4,000 damage suit u
the North Point Consolidated trffga.
ton company against the Utah aud
Salt Lake Canal company ot AL
Developments thus far have resulted In
the non-suiting Of two 81 tho defend
ants, viz. Salt Lake City ana county.
For the past two days the defense has
been putting In Its testimony aud a
conclusion may be reached before court
ndtournr this evening
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16

A. ". De Fluent editor of the Jour
nal. poylestown, ohio. suffered FOR "A
number OF years from rheumatism In
his right shoulder ana side. lie says:
MY right arm az times was entirely
useless. tried chamberlain'n Pain
BALM, and was surprised TO receive re-
lief almost Immediately. The Pain
Palm has been constant companion vi
mine ever since and II never falls"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
The sal, Lake rsehsnss.

The afternoon call on the old hoard
brought out fair trading In listed
stocks. the same being headed by Daly
freely dealt In up To asA, while ueyrer-
Marion was taken ut ~. buyer % days,
and Grand Central made transfers at
tsoeh and $50. Northern Light was
active between a. and o.. this stock be-
inF forinost rs u seller ana suffering q
severe bear movement DURING the call.
Figures were listed ~ follows.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16

81 sight and hearing. Ma--on's son.
tcncc j. set for tomorrow. Nhcn Lewis
wiliask for stay OF judRms. .a ,.,..... /
the argument Of n motion Tor new
trial
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
THE MURRAY JAIL.

tn, county commissioners visited the
new jail at Murray yesterday after
noon aud made u thorough inspection
~ thu building. The place WIS found
10 illl the hill and VIII be turned over
10 thv county on Monday.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
muSs rmr WIioin WAN.

No creek, pond or pool, but lake
formed by one large spring furnishes
the Ice sold by the At. lee 60. Tel. Is.
4. \. StenTnH Manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
s,sEi,.

dRIFFITII-on March 9Th. In this
city, Rebecca Savage oriftithH, agvd
90 years, Deceased was born IN ches-
terrified. England.
The funeral services viii be held az
the residence Of her sister. MrH. l..
l.un. i0s Third street. on Friday, March
I'm. a. y, m. Friends respectfully
invited 10 attend.
NApLE.-In Salem. Mich. Feb. II.
1888, Lawrence Maple. born March q,
isi2. Deceased was brother 81 IN.
late l.ucien Maple on. Of utnh'r
Pioneers, who died January 20, 1891 In
Salt Lake city.
Hlti.STEAD.-In Salt Lake city
Utah, at . o'clock March H. 1899.
Mabel Hilist.ad. daughter Of John n.
and Maria Hillstead. aged 10 years, .
months, . days.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16

Advertisers who desire 10 reach the
country population Of the Western
States and Territories should patronizo
the SEMI Weekly News." Its circuia-
lion books arc open to all advertisers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
Setting OF Jary Cases.

Judge cherry made setting Of thIr.
ty-four Jury cases today, for trial com.
InencinH Monday next 10 Thurpday,
April 9th. Inclusive
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
X. Il. W. EARNINGS,

The earnings OF tho Ito Grande
Western milway for the sooand week
In March We're $50, 700. being an Increase
over Ne corresponding week last year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16

TO CuRr a com ~ OsE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
Al druggists refund the money II IL
Iails TO cure. 2Sc. The genuine has 1.
u. y. on each tablet.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
CLOSING SCENES
IN THE HOUSE.
They Were Orderly and Character
lied by Utmost Good Feeling,
MEMBERS GLAD TO GET OFF
session Iua. ueea Long aud tnpi.a.-
snt In Many Respects uueh
Work Done.

The House ~ Representatives Of the
Utah Legislature adjourned sine die at
precisely nftccn minutes past u
O'Clock noon today. The closing scenes
we're perfectly goOd-natured, dignined
and respectful Every member was
glad when Speaker Roylance spoke
the words which brought the session Of
the lower branch TO a termination. con
siderinE the fact that there has been
~ much that was harsh and strained In
the work of the past two months ~ was
n pleasant thought ~ the mombefs that
the end should come as u did.
For three hours this forenoon the
members rauntcr.d and Iokcd and In
dulEcd In third house" partimcH pend.
inr the consideration of the general APP
preparation bill by the Governor. When
that measure finally reached the House
and received the signature u Speaker
Hoylancc there was nu delay In bring
inr about nm adjournment. During the
whole ~ the forenoon there were those
who wished that enough members could
b. Induced To- go into joint session ana
elect Mr.. Mccune 10 the United States
senate. but there We're those also who
held opposite Views and who worked
strongly against the bringing about OF
Ia be- stopped by the speaker who In
Htructed the sergeant.nt-armH 10 see
that there was no more " u during the
session.
Early In ihi morning Bywater In
troduccd resolution which was
adopted, unanimously. thanking tho
various railroad companies for cour-
,ericr shown during the Legislature.
This was followed by resolution by
Mansfield extending thanks to the Jam
itor. elevator boys and others for kind
ness shown.
ON motion Of shepard. the Speaker
appointed committee 10 wait upon
the Governor and inform him that the
Iiour" had cleared Its table ~ business
and asking " he had anything further
tn communicate. The committee COM
sisted uf Representatives shepard.
Horne and Robinson. In "a few min
ufea the committee returned and fhcp-
ard handed the following cummunica-
ti0n Ia the clerk. who rad
Executive once.
March 9Th 1880.
To the House Of Representatives
uentiemcn-f have the honor To- In
form you that have no further COM
munication To make to your honorable
body nj this session.
Thanking YOU for many courtesiea
and wishing You a God'rpeed TO your
homes.
have the honor TO be,
Very respectfully.
HEBEit ~, WELLS,
ffss n UtNsrrnr
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CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

salt Take city, March iC. 1899.
T0day's cicarings ,.,,. $500. 5hG
Same day last year ,,.,....,.... sG1.i2j
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SALES OF LISTED STOCKS.

Daily. 500 az u.g2is.
-Four Aces. $500 at use; 1900 az asn.
ueyser Marion. 5000 at ssc, buyer, 30
days.
Grand Central. 800 at sS.O2s 100 at
$50.
Northern Light 200 at Ggc. 100 at Gi
600 ~ o0is; 100 al COL. 800 at 90. 100 at
al' 100 at bNlsi 100 nj IS; 200 at b1is 200
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
immcdIateIy nfter, tnlr 4 HollrA cnIn

mittce. appointed Few minutes be.
fore, To walt upon the Senate. com
risting 81 Representative Mansfield.
Smith and iiulnigrcen, reported that
that body had concluded It's labor-
had no further communication 10 make
Go the House. and that II was about
To adjourn.
House adjourn sine die. Tho motion
carried without dissenting voice and
Instantly there was n merry huhbub
among the members who ran from seat
10 seat shading hands with their coll
leagues aud. bidding them good bye.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16

Your refrigerator filled with r. v.
spring water ice. Tcl. ~ Mountain
lee Co. white wagons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16

P,v.Ice, White Wagons. tel. IS. MI. l. Go,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16
A CONVINCING ARGUMENT

A CONVINCING ARGUMENT.
ed question OF price to be- the con.
vlncing argument which assured Won
OF tho hrHt-ciassneas Of "a bakins
powder. Thev thought all you had ia
do was TO pay 80 cents "A pound and yo,,
Was sure TO get n good quality. eince
U. Z. Baking Powder has been on tho
market. u Is entirely different: they
have found that II IN not ncccssn,y
TO pay high price for first.clnas
baking powder. This IN true because
U. =. baking Powder In sold for a low
price and is n high quality product. IL
you have never tried II. you Will soon
DC convinced OF Its high grade by buy
Ing a single can.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-03-16

owing to the fact that my objection
alone stands In the way Of the con-
irmation ~ HE appointment. I shall
not longer insist upon my objection.
out am willing to rcccdc from my 20.
elton In Difference to the expressed
wishes Of all the other members.
A communication from the Governor
announced the signing NJ Senate bill
No. 90, providing for revenue for the
state for the ensuing two years.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-08
bunoeodoene.

Den 23oe Suli bespnote ben Raa'
nebsperiobe, ium fables "Sunbeoasene".
Slciibens 9ggppiere bapbe last Marfe
til, at Rilen bpert Iur ites puer fine
grebber ps uperipBmmeoe 2anoet lam'
tibis meb, at Cirrus" (Sunbeitiernen)
bespnbte at blipe ipnIis lpr Solopsans.
"a Der maoite trGffes iprifieaise 5or'
b~erebslier slnleonins al Speripsmmels
fen, ibet man blanot Gnoet MATTE brins
&c 9anbbprene / Sifterbeb, bar bet bel
bist, at en- flar Stjerne ipm N Iast'
bunb fnnbe abpare Seiolfninsen. Eaa
~albsamle aspptiite Simmelfort, iobus'
9ebe / Sten, ices en iibbenbe Suno / en-
8aab, bpurueo ben umtalte 5prbinbel'e
er ipmbpliieret. Wan menie / samle
Gage, at ben ~ipresaaenbe itarfe Sebe
itplotes Ell mpItiif Samuirfen mellem
Splen us Sirius. s Som pfreoe man
ueb Suubeodsenes S~espnoelie Ell rsb
Suno ps merte berueb at tlrnne iorebp9s
ae Sunbeaal1fab.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-08
It. OLAF College.

Ct. Glui college. iom MI er ben 5oreneoe
SirteS College, bespnoer, ON Cub ut, JIM
8irfiomheo 5borsoas ben 14oe Sept, al. ?
gitm. Npe GIeper ntaa oRre tiliteoe iorat
etsomineres Snsoag Mpraeu ben 13oe.
Stolen bar ct luloitGuotst tlusiilt College.
hirils, Der leoer til @raoeu A. b. 5esuoen
bar ben ell Gtaoemiuioelius meo TO aurius,
ct flasiiif Der iorbereoer I'll Sptaselie Col
leaet. os ct erselit, Der iorbsreoer for BET
p~rattiitc 9tp.
Gonesct er llroerpisninacu fri. 3 Nta'
bemiet betales Tor lluosrpisniuseu $50 90 pr.
Gar. Setallrgeu crIG99es terminus Sor'
tub. SprGiors. Der paa iamme Gib bolber
2 9sru peo StOIeu, iaar 25 Yrpceut Nillas
pau Setalins ior llnoerolsuiugeu. 9e, iom
bolber 3 Beru pua ianIme Sio, iaar 3315
Irpcent Nflas.
On Gel al Gleoerne tau iaa DO / College
bp8niu9eu for 5000 ON Iaret; for bent
for buem Der life er BIaoS / Gouegebpgnin.
gen, ier8es ior 9osis uocuipr Stolebpsniu.
gen pGa rirtelige Slltnar.
Gleperne / Gp1c9et betaler beSuoeu $1,000
ON Iurct % Gleuerne / Atabemtet 800
aarllg for oiusrie lib il ter.
Stolen bar Ell Ruitdioellna, / bpiItcu Der
siues unoerUisrlus / TiaHpipil ior $4,000
guret for 2 llnOcruisuiusstimer pr. llse
Stolen itaifer Siano til GueTfe FOR $500
Naret.
Sronirg meo Senipu I'll aoit, % bpab ben
tonrrer til at toite, pIl ieuere blioe bsilsnot'
siort. 6oreIsbis Tan ii8es, at ben oil bllus
iaa btli8 iom muIis.
Gleper fan optases I bpilteuipmbelit
alasie, foruoiat at be bar be BERTH upopen.
oise 8uuoltaber.
SuotiI ben 5preneoe Sir,e anocrlebes be.
i%trmmer, optuseS bnaoe Gutter o. Bigger.
Stolens 8atalug tIIienoes irit paa BE.
si9rins.
ollie Snbmelbelier irnoes inoen lite Sept.
til Yrof. 3b. % Mobn. ROrtbiieIo, Rirn.,
eiter lite Sept. til uuoerte9usoe. iom peo
ben lib, ON Cub uil, Hitter til Rortbfelo
% puertuser Seitprerpoiteu.
gle @leucr, baaoe Glere o. npc, anmooes
ON at mpoe irsm i rette Sio.
49n7 8. U. 8iloabL
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-08
Sniaapluf.

"RepubIitanersn" / Gate Mins,
Soma, "itriosr ben Abe os.:
Prpf. q. 9otbns fra 2utber college,
0ecorab, Soma, boIot mems han gi9z
itsos ppr Sp ct megst sppt 5prsOr1g pm
"Gutbsr Golsee". San gap en- biitoriIt
SsiIoring at Stolen pg pauOiits, bpuO
oens NuuI bar, nsmIig: Gn goO GOls
lsgsuooannelie pau CUBS Sros 9runO.
Sun gap en- pppsrlig StiIbrin9 al, bpuo
Iano Dannslis er. Den bsitaar lite bare
/ SiIsgnslis al aunoItabsr men BET p9s
isntIise sr Siertsts pg 8arattsrsns
SonnsIis. iii iuuoau SaunslIe .r
Subs Orb ct uunbpGrliot Mioosl.
- Srunt Daring os abalsne 9biz
lippins 9iiitsr bar iiDite lss iaat 9Gg-
teitdbslicsnIs.
Z. M. SucubIon, en- Srurfsn al
9aitrr u. SacubIun, % Rsri 1sriIor
ira Sius, Wtlnn., ION ! 5reoags pr. St:
cpcle ii l0.cprub. Sils Iiggsr omtrinc
300 Wfil / 9eit for Setprab. Der
fsrits Dag tisrts be opsr 100 Mil, msr
iiSsn par 9eisns Ouurliss, Iaa bet sit It'll
faa fort. ., bIir Der en- llgss Sio puc
Seieg | Sscorab % Smsgn.
- gaitor 6. .. 8it og Samilie frc
Ga GrosIs tom i 2srbass til Secoral
for at ~tiIbrin9s ct Yar ussr 6Iano.
SIGst os samI: Sstienots / DEBORAH uc
Smssn.
9. R. 2sin al SsTpsr .r osIaa ct
az 8oroioatsrns for ben rspublitarTtt
domination for WsbIem al 2s9i8latu.
rem, men Ran flyer, at ban itts bar Sil
til at tOmme runbt i be forItisrIi9
Sptpns, for Sonpsntipnen dfbpIosg.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-08
Scoloaif SioSHrift,

reoigeiet af s.. 81. Stub, lite Btub, 3oie
Sefte, er uOtommet mep iglsenoe Snobolo:
gibt ON 9utber ipm Salmcoigter p9 ON
hans Salmer. CT Slif paa SIbeIens Care
ONT Gb VT giuiuo Sro6.-Sanitelise Orb
/ 2Grebpserne. gf y. 2ausietb. - gnselif
SnmuolpSi II. vi u. Sreoeien.-gn paas
tantt Ordination. nj y. 9. Big. - Srpnus
losiit 2ubel oper De npteitameutIi8e Striiter
p9 Se9ircubeoer / Sorbinbelic meo Sriitcua
oommen.--auoren Gang ON ben bsiere S,'
beltritit. - Eeceniioner. - &irtelist &uuo'
ltue.
9riier er 81 ont Garet. Nae getilinser
inbisroes til 9utb. 8ubl. Souie, 3ecurab,
Roma.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-08
ROLL OFHONOR.
"Seeorab.Y pitcn'' til
6%jetnIanocuc.

5orte9nelie uper Ibpnneuter til 9ur,
&c % 0anmarf, ~iOrtiat ira go. As A.
Sel9e s. Nabpe, Stotselpcu pr Srammeu,
oeo VI Y Seien, NUbbin, Winn.
aartne . Sropolo, gitre 5boteu, peo 9eua
SoHlon, Nleraroriu Ban, Comfort
Sslano, V y.
Saralo 3 Stne. Sif, Sogu, peb guoreu !
Slnle 6lGnoredu, 2 Z.
Sgrgen 6 " 3%reitelgtien, Cpoal, Spnore
3hronoblertS Amt, pcb Mrs. u. Stotle,
@raIton, Y 3.
u Chr Snitao, 5Iettefioro, peo Z 6 Suftap,
Sacomn, 2 3.
Susmauo Sars Shell II, @Ieuoeltle gIart
6tnglte0, SlRldno, 9aumarf, peb Il
NteIlen, 5bompionuile, isis.
Gems Tetcricns SuItru. Stolfebp paa Prs,
Sanmart, peo 3ens Beterien, Dillon,
Montana.
Snsebrigt u SGtcr, S~otueooleu pia
5bronoblem. ueo Ole 2 NuoerIou, gIe-
i%lonionle, isis.
SGrer Sars Sunonl. Nusues. 8eraeu, reo
2 w. GbrltlGuien, 1870 Gpans glue.,
Chicago, 81.
pans 2 Noroerbdnger, YpitCu Sta, Seoe.
nlarteh peo gftls Nnuie Sabl, Conan die,
Teas.
Eeoer Q Siter, Com, @uobranosoaleu, pep
SanS 8itter, Sor 94O, Stou9btuu, isis.
Gotten SdItruolueen, 9ilebammer, ueo Re,
Der 5or9erlcn, 5orOuto, Z ,.
G!btrt GbrIitenleu 8rctfe, aobberpia. etop
an9ers Nntt. Nam irlp.
Slttel auuolcu, GamonlS Bert gore Che
lenlarter, peo Die 5prIuiun, Sberioau,
&ls.
yhiS 5 Sotten, SrGtitao pr. 3brurbbIen.
oeo g1artln Satten t13 ct. Grpir 9lpe.,
9uluih, Ntlun
ebr. gielleu, @lersbol, SueoIep Sta. Sors
MORT, oeo anoerS Nielien, Sor 41O Yals
rum, Wtid.
&tlbeint ne Rasmusien Saua, Welbp, Re.
lteranlen. peo Yirs. GliIe Qeberien, Dor
345. 3rpo Sarbprs, Minr.
eopin Y, gtttfelieu. apoliprS. Wpiipeu. peb
Sneob NRoe. R~cuiaufee, @rs.
H9netbe Srpgltao, Sain r, peo y aroaStoo,
SualoSld. gSis.
5talnbtIo popi, Sureu. &aloers. peo Spar
! Spoe. 2erorah. Soma.