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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-01-25
First publication, Jan. 25-6 ~
Notice for Publication
LAND OFFICE AT EAU CLAIRE, WIS

JANUARY Is, 1899.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his inten-
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim. and that said proof will be made be-
fore the clerk of the circuit court, at Viro-
qua Wisconsin, on the 4th day of March,
1899, viz. Ole NJ CHOSE, of Stoddard, Wiscon-
sin, for the southwest quarter of northwest
quarter of section 35, township ~ north of
range west, II E No. 1897.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiya-
ton of said land. viz, Hans 2. Skilldrud,
Farval ChjCse Thomas Olsen, Ole Halver-
son, all Of Stoddard Wisconsin.
JOHN Is. FLEMING, Register.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-01-25
NOTICE of ANNUaL MEETING

TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE UTICA
i Farmers Insurance Company, for the cleo
ton of seven RI directors and for the trans
action of such other business as shall be
properly brought before the same, will be
held at Readsfown. Vernon county, Wis, on
Saturday, February 4th, 1879. commencing at
10 clock q. m. l.. G. SCHoENBERGER, Sec'y.
Fargo. Wis.,. January IT, 1899.
4 GENTS WANTED TO SELL THE AU-
n tomato gas lamp, gasoline gas, perfect
ly safe, reliable and cheap, for every county
in Wisconsin. Il. II. MEYER. State Agent,
1856 W. Water St, Milwaukee.
WANTED RELIABLE MAN IN THIS
w vicinity to open small Office and ham
die my goods. Position permanent and good
pay. Ifyonr record is o Il here is an opening
for you. Kindly mention this paper when
writing A. t. Norris Cincinnati, Q
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1899-01-25
yIROQUA MARKETS

C. B. & N. r. K. TINE CARD.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-14
FOREIGN

Dreyfus was found guilty and sent
to prison for 10 years
Emperor william is at Strasbnrg,
attending the autumn army maneuvers,
Ernest George Henry Arthur
Vaughan, sixth earl of Lisburne, is
dead.
Germany is reported to have pur-
chased 1000 square leagues of terri
tory in Brazil.
Esterhazy expects that Dreyfus will
be acquitted, MERCER condemned and
France then be deluged with troubles
United States official stationery was
used as a cover in the reasonable cor
respondehce of which Capt. Dreyfus is
accused.
The car and czarina of Russia have
arrived in Denmark. They were
greeted by the entire Danish royal
family.
The lockout of $4,000 employees in
the building trades, which has been in
force in Copenhagen for some months,
has been ended, a satisfactory agree
ment having been reached.
Orders have just been received by
two regiments of infantry and one OF
cavalry within hail of Rennes, to hold
themselves ready to march on the town
at the first sign of disorder. to occupy
all strategical points there. and to re-
press manifestations in their incep-
ton.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-14

San Francisco, Sept. 9.-Although
the troops ON board the transport Sher-
idan, which returned from Manila
Thursday night, have not been allowed
to land, several officers of both the
Minnesota and South Dakota regiments
were given shore leave Friday. From
them ii was learned that there has
been considerable trouble between the
officers of the South Dakota yolun-
teers. both in the Philippines and dur
ing the voyage home, as a result OF
which Surgeon Major r. c. Warrie,
Lieut. Colonel Lee Slower and Lieut.,
Horace C. Bates are now said to be un-
der arrest, waiting an official investga-
tion into charges preferred against
them by Colonel A. s. Frost. None Of
the officers would discuss the affair,
however, nor could any definite infor-
nation be obtained on board the trans
port. Considerable feeling is also
eyinced by the Minnesotans against
the former commanding officer, Colonel
Ames. who was invalided home some
months ago.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-14
CHURCHES MUST PAY.
They Are Not Exempt as to the W.,
Revenue.

Captain Williams, the acting com
missioner of the internal revenue bp-
reau, has given a decision in regard 10
the internal revenue stamps necessarv
to be placed upon conveyances NJ
church property holding that the nos.
session of church property by a reIig.
ious denomination is no bar 10 the on.
forcement of tax laws. The commits
sioner holds that a deed of conveyance
executed by the executors of a deceased
bishop to his successor, is subject IN
taxation according to the actual valus
of the real estate sought to be con.
veyed by the instrument The church
authorities warmly contested the prom
esitiea, hGldiEg tba4. the .sraNGe as2,.,, K.
not a money one, and that the eyecu-
tors act simply as trustees for the
transfer of the real estate. But the de-
partment refused to consider this view
of the question. 1t is said by the de-
partment that if the decision is upheld
1t means the payment Of large sums of
money for the transfer in this manner
of church property.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-14
DOZEN FISHERMEN DROWNED.

Charlottetown, Sept 9,-Reports
from ports throughout this province
and from the north indicate that the
gale of Wednesday night was very dis
asrous to fishing and eoasting craft
The storm appears to have been most
severe in the gulf Of St Lawrence
from Cane Brenton to quebec. 1t is
believed that at least dozen lives
were lost Hundreds OF fishing boats
we're smashed, Three bodies came
ashore near South Kildare, Eight or
Gine We're lost at that point
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-14
tlnuance of Anglo-American friendli-

tinuance OF Anglo-American friendli-
ness.
The Anchor Line steamship City of
Rome arrived at New York after an
exciting voyage, caused by a collision
with an iceberg OFF the BANKS of New
foundland There were nearly 900
passengers on board. Owing to the
splendid seamanship OF Captain Young
and his crew a catastrophe was
averted.
Sheriff Thomas OF Posey county, ar
rived at Evansville Ind. with Daniel
Powell, a negro, whom he had saved
from mob by escaping from Mount
Vernon in a buggy. Powell shot an
officer a week ago. William Carr, a
prominent citizen of Mount Vernon,
was fatally shot by another negro,
who escaped and is now being hunted
by the mob
Gen. Royal T. Frank, commanding
the department of the gulf, announced
that the garrison at Key West would
be sent to New York as soon as trans
portation was arranged, on account of
the yellow fever at Key West The
fever situation Is considered encourag-
ing by Gen. Frank, as no new cases
have been reported to the department.
The garrison at New Orleans will re-
main there for the present
Officials OF the treasury department.
are taking every possible precaution to
prevent the wholesale smuggling Of
Cinnamon into the United States un-
der the act authorizing them to be
brought in to take part in the Phlla-
delphia exposition. It is feared, how
ever, that many Cinnamon will get in
who have nothing to do with the ex-
position, and that 1t will be impossi-
Bile to get these or those who go to
Philadelphia out of the country again.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-14
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
WAR

General Ous may be placed IN charge
Of the civil government Of the Philip
pines.
The so-caled ''robber Bands on
lyegrug island are said to have been
scattered.
president McKinleys census procIa-
nation Is satisfactory TO few elements
in Cuba
Americans captured a mountain fort
IN Ncgros af,er ascending 900 feet UNI
der fire
The report that Rear-Admtral Samp-
SON had requested relief from sea duty
was denied
The FIipinos are said to be short Of
ratlous. and are trying to smuggle 1000
from Manila.
-. This ..arlcan prisaue.s-s. .iln the hands
Of the Fuiplnos are better treated than
the spaniards.
yellow fever continues the appear
occasionally in Havana, but Is being
encrgctlcally fought.
Cuban newspapers are eagerly de-
batting the question Of proposed annex
alton to the United States.
The editors Of the Poryeuir and the
Cuban Libre at Santiago who had
planned a duel, were arrested.
English warships threatened to bonn
bard Filipino towns unless The rights
Of British subjects were respected.
Rafael Dolpan rs reported to have
gone to japan as Filipino envoy to
ask the Japanese government TO rec
ognize Filipino independence.
Senator Carter Of Montana, in an in
terwew, said the wan liz The Philippines
would be ended by Jan, l. Then would
come the question of the future dispo-
sluon of the Islands.
Admiral Dewey expressed the hope
that the dry season In the Philippines
would see the insurrection quelled.
He is pleased with the program for
his New York welcome
President Mckinley has returned to
Washington. II is believed he has
reached definite conclusions In regard
to the government OF Cuba, the Phil
lpplneht lblAb iAlNo anu ria N''''
At the cabinet meeting President
schurmann of the Philippine commits
sion explained the situation in the is
lands He said Aguinado was en-
couraged by the antl-imperialist
league
Thomas McVeigh viii serve a life
term In q military prison by order Of
President Mckinley He recently ar
rived from Manila on the Grant and
was sentenced to be shot for making
a murderous attack on his superior Of
fcer, Capt. y. C. Wrighter, OF Company
G, FIRST Wyoming volunteers,
The trial OF Captain Diaz Moreu, who
commanded the Spanish cruiser Cristo-
bal Colon Of the battle Of Santiago de
Cuba. and General paredo, who vas on
board the Colon, on charges arising
from the destruction of the Spanish
fleet oft Santiago on July 8, of inst year,
has been concluded, both officers being
acquitted
Lieutenant Rastou of the fourth cav
airy 40 Manila has organized baud
OF 100 Mueabehc scouts, VINO viii OPP
crate under the direction OF Major
Gcural I.awtou. An of them were tor-
mrr Spanish volunteers They viii
DE uniformed ANA win be armed with
Krag-Jorgensen rifles The Marahebes
had q nag raising and barbecue.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-14
DOCTOR ARRESTED FOR MURDER

Chicago. Sept, 9.-Dr r NJ. Rosen-
kranz, once a resiien. of Milwaukee,
owner Of the Melrose flats, in the
burning Of which last December four
people lost their lives, and whose ar
rest was ordered by the corone~'s jury
was arrested Friday and lodged iu Jail
Testimony tending to show that the
fire was ineeudlary and that Dr. Roseu-
krauz was implicated was given be-
fore the corouer's jury. and II is prob
able the next grand jury will take
action in the matter.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-14

natl in the 18th round at the Broad
way Athletic club last night. Ii was !.
fierce smuggling match, little sciar,a
being shown by either. Burns had ~
man going in the tenth and looked =
sure winner, but Zelgler recovered
himself in the eleventh ana started
in putting ais man out in the nav,
round.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-14
SPANISH WAR VETERANS.

Washington. y. G.. Sept. 9,-One
hundred and twenty-five delegates were
in attendance at the lrst meeting Of the
veterans OK the Spauish-American war
Friday General Joseph W. Keller
presided. A resolution was adopted
providing for permanent, organize
ton TO accomplish which committees
were appointed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-14
GERMANS WERE PATIENT.
British aud Americans Acted Often
sively to Them at Samoa

sively to Them at Samoa
Chicago. Sept. 9.-John G.. Leigh,
who has been in Samoa for three
months investigating the political sit
uation as the correspondent OF the
London Times, arrived in Chicago Fri
day and said MY investigations in
spired me with shame for the part
played by the representatives OF my
country aud America in the events
which led up to hostilities Il seemed
TO me that Justice Chambers ana
Consul Marx tried to see how often
siye they could make themselves. Ihey
Systematically ignored the German
consul and pursued a line Of conaucI
that II is difficult to find any justiilca-
ton for. Admiral Kautz, on the ar
rival Of the Philadelphia, followed
along the same lines In my opinion
the Germans showed a patient and en-
durug spirit"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-14
EXCHANGE POSITIONS.

Berlin. Sept. 9.-The Lokal Anze!geT
says Baron Won Der Pecke Won lel
Horst, former Prussian minister OF 1ne
interior has been appointed governor
Of West Phelia. He succeeds Dr. ou1"
who succeeded him In the ministry
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-14
WIDOW TO CONTEST WILL

Oshkosh. Wis. sept The viii O.
William Bedien; was admitted 70 pro-
bate yesterday disposing os an estate
sc about 5000 aN % which except ST.
500 Is left to -he public library, The
widow ana two daughters viii contes,
the VIII on The ground 81 incompe-
teney.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-14
DIME NOVEL MURDERER.

Nation, H.. Sept. Cash Wilder
Shot a. Hughes. son o. Judge Hughes,
las, night iualeting a mortal wound
Wilder, who is a reader OF dime novels.
offers no excuse for the shooting.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-14
HALF OF MISSING MONEY FOUND

Omaha. Neb., sept 9.-Haif oil Iae
$4,000 said to have been stolen rom
the Nebraska national bank by Teller
Copeland was found yesterday among
Copeland's effects. The shortage was
made good by the American surety
company.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-14
KENTUCKY FErD RENEWED.

London. Ky. sept s-rhe Everso.e-
French fsu5 In Perry county mas Di0-
ken ont again. Phil. MeComo was
killed
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-14
PEACE DEPENDS ON PRINCES.

Kaiser Believes Wars VIII Continue
for Centuries.
Carlsruho. Sept EMPEROR VIII
liam, addressing the burgomaster Of
Carlsruhe Friday expressing his salts
faction at the bearing Of the troops
said: Many centuries must elapse
before the theory of permanent peace
attains universal application. At
present the surest bulwark of peace for
tho German empire consists in its
princes and the army they lead"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-14
PoLYGAuIsT PLEADS GUILTY.

Salt Lake, Sept. 9.-H. J. Grant was
arraiEned before Judge Norrel' Tes-sI-
day on the charge Of poiysahy 70
which be pleaded guilty and vas hus1
800 which be paid
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-14
ROW IN A REGIMENT
OFFICERS OF SOUTH DAKOTANs
& UNDER ARREST.
COLONEL MAKES CHARGES

Just What Nature Of Trouble Is
Cannot Be Learned-Dificulty Been
Brewing for Some Time-Minneso-
tans Feel Decidedly Hostile Toward
Their Old Commander, Col, Ames.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-14
YELLOW FEVER SPREADING.

Key West. sept 9--Thirty cases Il
yellow fever and two deaths we're
ported during the last q hours.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1899-09-14
zE1GLER KNOCKS OFT BURNS.

New York. sep. e-Owen Zetzler
knocked out Charley Burns o. Cineln-
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-08
ara San DOMINGO.
RepolutiOnen piier Iig at bare en-
iuIOitGubi9 5iaffp.

8iu9itOu, 9amaicn, 3Oie aug &nn
8ruuO al &sgjeriugens ltrGnge Gsniur
or Oct UnuiteIi9t at iaa ReOs paa Den
OirfeIige SituatiOu % GmltEHOiNbcotrnc
pep I~rGiioentena WOro. Wteu ct 5ele'
9rnm ira en- Qtono, ipm uetop bar rcllt
tIlernem patti, tpoer pna, at WtOrbet
pan 9rTiioenicU ilet life par rleo pnn
observation-disclosures Erp8ram. 9eres
UtrteIi9e EIar par at to9c Bpen WOca.
b%emGstiSe iis 8rGiicsuien Os iaaleOss
.iuIObproc RrpplutiUnen msb ct eneite
Sup. Men 4rGiiNeutcuS 9lirsiic ira
iruebc meo al ioritprrc renne
@lan, bUOriOr cit Gntbuiiait, Der baprc
/ Spora8 al pange uuer ErGliocntens
life fuuoe itpre iig, men
itipo BAN neO. Suiurgenterne trat iia
IA tiIbnse / 6nnb ON at iaa moi Mano=
itab % Saabeu til al finnc anoribe
8prtO 3lats.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-08
Deroens 6uloproouftion
Airifa No. 1, Mnitralien No. = %
be 6preneoe Stater Yp. 3.

Woibington, Abe Iuguit. - Wpntz
b.rsttsrtn bar M n9itsn fulbfsrt fit
Sperilas pper 9srosns 9ulbprpouts
tion iibite Gar. Gftsr be Spgapsr, iom
sr for Saanoen, fan man flute, at ben
iamlebe probuttion bill bslsbs iig til
minbit 294 Miuioner Dollars.
Qfrita ituar sperit paa 9iitsn meo
$80,30O,0O0, Quitralien tommsr ION
Nu. 2 meo $67, 5OO,0O % be SOrsneoe
Slater Iom go. 3 mso $64 900,
Ruslanb ppfsres meb 25 MiQionsr,
Werico meo 10 Milionsr oe Canada,
alcnbite inbbsfattst, mso IA Milip=
ner.
5 1897 fob osiaa afrita spsrit pao
2iiten msb $58. 1906 900 os be 5urenspe
Stater tom matt sfter meb$57, 1863, 900
auitrulien go. 3 msb $55.684, 900 oc
Ruslano Tom go. A.
s naitsn ct bulpt aarbunbrsbe inotiI
1896 bar be GOrsnebs Statsr itaust
iom Rp. l msb 9snipn til 9uloprOout.
tipn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-08
S~alifmvntneri t itor Still,
6n Sanoe i Tcw Durf bar laurt
Wiasier al ipenife 100 &rDneieoler.

Gep Yorf 3bie 2lug. - Gbei ipr Sps
oasellespolitist, IonSel, beilaslagbe ibag
Snaoreper al ialite iuenlts Eenseiepier,
eiterat ban en- 5ib bar paret paa Spor
eiier en- Salifmpntnerbauce, Der bar
Daut lit Sopepfuarter Der / 9duoet, men
.forsuriSt uoitraft line Cperationsr %.
laa III iremmebe 9anDe. Oct er Ell 81.
terlisnius eiter en- 100 aroueieoocl ira
ben ipenlte Ritsbant I Stpdboim. be
bar iabriferet, Oct anta9es, at ialifs
Seoler I'll ell 8Rrbt al pper en- NtiQiolI
8roner ct iat / Girtulatiou.
Be 5oreuebe Stater : Gutpriteter bier
al ben ~ipenite Re9ierin9 sjOrt ppmGrts
iom paa Sa9en, % bette lebebe III Sp'
bugelieu. 3 Suerlse bar uemiliS oisit
ialite 9ense cirfuleret | l9n9ere Iio, %
tiliibit blep Der arreiteret en- Mnnr, De,
bar / Beiibbelie al Here al bisie SeOler
ium ban ertIGreoe at baus ustslet til iie
/ Hew Dprf.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-08
Sor Garinosivoe.
st mt 9tiooel mob Earring er M
opoagct / 6ranfrig.

@nibinotou, 3oic 9'u9. - Il. g. &pms
merciel Nocnt NDwoOo / &1ubair bar
ienot Ell 5noberetning til Statsbepartcs
mentet ON ct mt Wiboel mob S9rin0,
Der er opon9et / 5rnrfri9e. Oct er Ell
Sebanblin9, ION Ell Or. Menbel bar
benleoet bet meoiclnite 2ltaoemis Sp-
mGrtlombeo pno. Zen be1taar al bag.
li9e SnoiprDitnjr9cr / 9uftrcret al Ell
Gslens al eucalyptus, 5iutean % Sea-
neI ppI0it i Stipsuplic. Sbet Slien
ldn9Iomt gltoer ueb, breosr Den ia posr
S~u'trprets RR9ae o. ben eperite Bar,
al Sun9erne. Den Gas, ipm berpet
Iettes frt oienuemtrnuger 2uiten i 9un-
9erre o8 plrter paa 6tnberue.
s De 16 5iliGloer, iOm CT bebunolei
paa oeule 0tnd e, er Der / ale inotrauo,
en- mGrtbur 8eorins eiter en- caer II
Tigers 6pr pb.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-08
9piets SnbHpbelie pan SslbreoeH,

Suiinosr al Msnnsitsr oragtr hTEr
CONNER ub fra Spsrnes Ster Tor at ''5'
Ssliebco / ben iriftt Cuff, pau SaHNi'
peb Sstn eller paa TieIoet, Radr man
tommer biem igien. peo man sa,ntIlo TIE
bpao bet ,r, icm bar biuIptt, ON BET q
2uften, 9dbningsu, WinsraIpd1ott, Den
Iunoe 3sbs slsr est iorgirte YIN, Wen
man t9utsr iolminosligbeo lite pdd I'll
flor fsattor: 9pIsts SabfpoeIis pda pei
brspen! Ssaer tanIts life mssst r1'''
pore bleae Samsr be NET 'tD98e'uI''
Steber, nddr be sr puo Sdrott, oa 0sFQ'
ter be life In'igtet mso Itors Sfraaqa."
for at bspare i'm 5eiut? Wen De ian"'
life pda, at be ierger for i'm StlfnqeV
paa SelbrebsnS g%stoftnirg tbt SoI'fda.
lernss SubHpoelis - nGdr be TIE 'a."'
oirette paa Sopeoet - er for pore u'sS'
qnfigter en- usritdtteli9 Sunoq'os'''0''
9isnnem Soltraulsruss 9noptrtnIn9 o..
lipes ale aeoemets 5unttionsr % %"
Organismsns Stoipetsel trsmH's. ~
beri liassr iuit Soapiets bp8tent'ie S''
tpouinS.
Du, iom lite bar QnIsonina al %,
sips iis pdd llofustsr, bar. our Ne SU9,
bet famine pelTisnsos Solps at BABE 's
/. 5orism lite at benDtte BET.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-08
Storm lanes Ditfviten.
ct Bar gper oclpis rnineret.
lliDffer paa papet.

Rem Oort, 2oen auguf. - Itldn'
i~srbapsipitsn fra Np England til ben
msritdnIie gugt bar igddr ug ioag pHs
ret bismisst Of polbipmme Storme. oer
bar anrsttst messn goeIasselie paa i'm
Del. Den bsgpnbts i9adr Wtiboas neo,
| Spoen og fsieoe norbopsr meb umaas
osIis 5urt. Gn Del at gpen Gli3a.
beth blsp lagt / Ruinsr. Gn tornado
brog tpGrs isisnn.m 9Hens Centrum,
rep opsrsnos ire airtetadrns, tsflebe
Saest al TO 9satrs os Ct Snes andre
Bpgrinser oe reo 9rasr op meb Rob
eler tnattsbs benz tp9rs pper. Saas
pibt pibes git intst Glib tabt, men Stas
ben poa Sufs og andre Gisnbomms am
iIaoss iii omtring 100000.
Ser / Rem gcrt Gitp itprtr.snebe
bet | 10 Elmer mso en- 8clbfomb,b
uoen 2iss os ~forOanblebs 'nart 9uber
og @sis til ripenbe Slobsr. WsIsm
81, 3 % 8 bar bet iaa msrtt, at be
slettriTte camper blsu tanDt / SuIens.
2uIIabasiee, 5la., 2bsn auguft. -
G~arrabslla, en- tripslig Supnebp peb
ben msritanits gust, ital p9rs omtrent
cosIust at StOrmsn. 5Iere 5artsisr
pdu Sapren tnuitss oa 9rpgssr, 99rfs
ter % SpIugsHuis sbslasoss. 9dmp.s
rem Crescent Gitp" Nal bare forliit.
Stormeu par en- at be perIts, Tom mo-
o,nTnbs bar raT,t Ser. Man frpstsr
for, at Der bill ipsrses ON mans. 5ors
lie pdd Sdbet.
gpsn QpaIu6itolu er ubeitGnet fra
al communication, % man pso itts,
bporoan bet ituar til Der. st SiRlpes
tran, Tom ioag oros igisnnsm en- Del az
BET berisos 9itritt, fanbt oper 200
9rRsr paa gonelinisn paa en- Str9ts
ming al 80 MiI. Sper Sp langs Gin
isn par forluot. Sotele., airter,
WsIsr % 6ufs par fsist p9t.
VenIacola. 5lu., 3bis auguit.
Smtrent to 5rsoisbels al 9nen Cara
bella bteo sOelagt / 5~irsodss. Gnsrs
bar man fun ufulbitancige Rapporter
osrfra, men mar Deb, at Gulf Tapal
Stor,s 60. bar libt umdabsltee TAB.
Diets 9ottsr sr gaast meb, bets tore
S~pldQsbus, Der tnOsbolbt RoIiner for
100000 IigeIau, og bets Camper
"Gopitala" brep ilano. - Gn Oamper
nil iuften oTrsiIe til GorrabsGa forot
faa Rsbs pad Situotionen Der.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-08
Stretfen | Glepelano.
6nonn CT bet life trDgt at tiore paa
Sporpogue Der.

GItpelano, 4oe Iug. - Oct er enenl
r~eIItabelt at tiere paa SporuOgne Der /
Sget. @Iterat ilere Sruppetpmpanier
tsaar bauoe iorIaot Spen, bleu Der 9iort
not ct 6orip9 paa al ipr9nse / gluten
en- SpOrpO8n meo Gpnamit. @ogneu
bleO r%ampOneret, men be 6 S~asiassrer /
ben Hap beloi9uis meb Str9ffen. Oct
par paa Snuings Iueuue, bette banote.
Senere bleu N SpUrposn paa 8earl
Street Itenet; Sinoues ruberre tnuites,
o8 8Ugnen rumponerebss paa anoeu
Waaoe. aonouttsreu trat FIN Repolper
% afipreoe fem Stub / ben &etniuo,
bpor Stenresneu Tom fra. 8aa en- alt.
ben Spsn bieu Der ipret tire Sfuo inbs
tsiennem @inouerne, cs itrur siter TOM
70 u9loise Stene iamme Bel.
lSOloaterne er / 9sbet al be iioite
9ass truttet ub al Bpen, iaa MI fun
Umtrjns 500 er tilbase.
@n Sarbersr blsu ioag arreiteret pao
en- puoiis Gutlaae. San bapSe nemlic
nRstet at barbers 8atrolmano Siaocs,
iOroi benne bauoe tiprt paa sppr.
pOsrsre.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-08
Sra QIaRd.
&igoom | 9amion % 6attisbom peb
Copper Riper.

Gan francisco, 3bie Qus. - 9am'
psren'"G barles Nelion" anfom ibng fra
81. WidJaelis mso Ill 9asiasersr ua
pmtrius $3.50, 900 / @ulbItsp pmborb.
Gn enfelt Wano eisoe $4,000. Gr
Baslaser uotalts, at on be upe 8ulb'
luno peb Cape Rome peo man elIonu
uGiten Inlet, oa bette 9iitrift enbuu er
Tibet unbsr isat.
Seaitle, 3eie Gus. - 6. +. Heriplnt,
Der nDlis er cnfommsn BERTH fra Cooper
&iuer 9iitrittet, iortaller: ben upe
Bel ira Salnss til Copper Riuer er MI
iuloiprt p9 ben samle, ouer grren, er
ppgipet. Re9ierinscn bar III itaifet Nr'
beice til ale iattise Og birlpelsie On b.
grapere. Den Cir benz $50 pr, Maaner
pJ Spbolb, inbttl be bar iiert moi til al
betale Heiien biem. ollie be. iun Ell
'pse al S~fisrbus. ienoes no irit, SibIi9
/ Suli ianbtes fire Sig I 9aroet per
Babies. De par ~sienipulis blet iSrt
neooper Glpen meo Sier, men be bar
Ell Zig 5oriatnin9, at bet par umulisi
at ioenttiicere bent. @n Wnno % en-
apinoe fra 9enper prutuene / Sumi
auput; Suinbens 9is %sjcnianbts0, %
heuoes @lGoer iauotes 800 / Cub"