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Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-10-18

The o. K. & N. and Oregon Short
Line have added a buffet, smoking and
library car to their Portland Chicago
through train, and dining car service
has been inauguarated. The train il
equipped with the latest chair cars,
day coaches and luxurious first-olasa
and ordinary sleepers. Direct connec-
ton made at Granger with Union Pa
cific. and at Ogden with Rio Grande
line, from all points in Oregon, Wash.
ington and Idaho to all Eastern cities.
For information. rates, ETC.. call on
any o. r. & N. agent. or address w.
Fl. Hurlburt, General Passenger Agent.
Portland,
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-10-18

Differing degrees of laziness and tim
idity make up the main differences we
see in mankind.
Society will not make us a present
Of solitude.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-10-18

1t is reported that one of the large
transportation companies has already
contracted for 1900 cars in which liquid
air will be used as a refrigerator.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-10-18

Over 1900 manufacturers of BARGE
Iona. Spain, refuse to pay the new
taxes, and many land owners have de-
cided to follow their example.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-10-18

New Zealand, in spite of all its so
clalist legislation and its government
ownership OF railways and telegraphs,
has bona fide surplus this year OF
$2,479,300.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-10-18

Seventeen thousand applications for
pensions have already been filed by SOL
diers in the war against Spain. That
means more grief for the man with the
hoe,
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-10-18

The Cuban would consider his good
bye anything but cordial one unless
he was given good cigar. The South
Sea islanders rattle each others whale
teeth necklace.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-10-18

IT CLAIMANTS FOR DENSINN
Il write to NATHAN l L4N14N<lN
BICKFORD. Washington, D. c., they will
III receive quick replies. b. 9Th N. II. vols.
staff Goth corps. Prosecuting claims since 1873
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-10-18

We will forfeit $1,000 II any of our pub
! lished testimonials are proven to be not
! genuine. The Piso Co., Warren. Pa.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-10-18

Mothers will find Mrs. Wnslow's
Soothing Syrup the best remedy to use
for their children during the teethng per-
iod.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-10-18

ere Permanently Cured. No fits or nervousness
rio after first days use of DE-. Klne's Great
Nerve Restorer. Send for FREE $500 trial
bottle and treatise. DIR. II. II. KLINE, Ltd, s3
rch street, Philadelphia Pa.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-10-18

The "Auf weiderschen" Of the Aus
TRANS is the most feeling expression
Of farewell.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-10-18

: If men were equally bold their NOR
fty would hspaeAst - nar.
Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1898-1906, 1899-10-18
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PORTLAND WIRE & IRON WORKS; WIRE
and iron fencing; office railing. etc. 3g4 Alder.
, 1899-03-23
NO FEEDING IN TRANSIT.

The western roads have definitely
decided to abolish the feeding in tram
sit rates which have been granted TIC
stock men for the last several years
The date has not been definitely decid-
ed, though it will probably be May 20,
The Kant.as roads cannot change the
rate much o than that, as the state
law requires s~ixty-days' notice OF
changes. 1t is the expressed opinion
that all roads will make the change at
the same date to avoid confusion. The
stockmen in the western range country
have made a vigorous burt Intellectual
fight to retain the rate, as it has been
Of immense benefit to them. The rea-
son given by the railroads is that the
privilege has been abused by stock
men selling the cattle and bill Of lading
after they have been unloaded and
placed in the feed yards, and also that
the corn consumed deprives the road
of just that much freight.
, 1899-03-23
CHARITIES AND REFORM BOARD.
On a Tour ito Visit State Institutions
at Various Places.

The officials constituting the state
board of charities and reform passed
through Laramie last evening on their
way west to Rock Springs, Evanston
and Rawlins on a tour OF inspection Of
the state institutions. The party con-
sists of Governor Richards, Secretary
of State ChattertOn, Auditor Grant,
Treasurer Abbott, Examiner Hender-
sen and Clerk Sheldon. They will
spend two days or more at the state
hospital al Rock Springs and the same
in looking over the hospital at Evans
ton. At both of these places additions
were provided for at the last session Of
the legislature and this work will come
in for consideration at the hands Of the
board on this trip. At Rawlins the
state penitentiary which is now nearly
completed will be visited as will the
penitentiary at Laramie.
, 1899-03-23
ON THE RAILROAD
ROTARIES AGAIN CALLED INTO
SERVICE ON THE SIXTH
DISTRICT.
Storms Ragged on Both Sherman and
Simpson Hills Yesterday-Pur-
chasing Union Pacific Lands for
misunderstanding in Transit
Rate to Be Abolished.

The weather in Laramie was cold
and di~sagreeable yesterday, but it was
nothing in comparison b the storm
east and west of the city. On Sherman
hill a furious storm was raging and on
Simpson hill west of Carbon the wealth.
er was as bad as at any time this win
ter. Engines came in with pilots piled
up with snow. There is a snow cut
five feet deep and nearly a mile long
near Dana. 125 miles west of Laramie,
which was filled with three feet of snow
and 1t took two rotaries and a push
pillow to keep the line SO as TO prevent
any delay to traffic. An engineer said
today that in coming from Rawlins
yesterday he ran into n terrible storm
at Simpson, which grew less as he came
this way and the weather at Wyoming
station was quite warm, but at Howell
another storm was encountered and
the train was within three miles of
Laramie, when it became clearer and
at Laramie it was much pleasanter
than outside along the line. THE bad
weather seems to be in streaks," he
said.
, 1899-03-23

next Monday evening at the Central
Christian church, seats for which are
now on sale at the Knight Campbell
Music company. Godowsky is a quiet,
modest and u~nassuming person, but at
the piano he is a giant in every sense OF
the word. 8
C. E. Golden writes E. Crumrine OF
Laramie under date of March Sth that
he has advices from Washington that
he will De retained in the army ser
vice until July 1901 unless something
unavoidable occurs. The order pub
lished by the val department ON the
18th of March included Mr.. Golden's
name, SO 1t is possible that he will re-
main in the service.
, 1899-03-23
GRAND CONCERT.
AT the Baptist Church Friday. March
oath, Under Direction Of Prof.
VIM. Marquardt.

PROGRAM, PART l.
l. Chorus of mixed voices, THE Re-
vel of the Leafs. ........Veasy
ii. Mandolin club...... ...... Selected
Messrs. B~reitenstein, Merz, Lee Fra
zee and Master Merz.
III /. Solo. VIM. Marquardt
w. Ladies' chorus, Luna"
........ .......... Oliver King
Misses Ringert, Hunt, Lasher, Leh-
man, Peabody, Moor, Berner,
and Mrs. McCutcheon.
V. Recitation, selected. Mrs. DeLario
vi. Harp solo, selected. Mrs. Marsh
VII. Male double quartet, Soldier
Chorus. Messrs. Marquardt, Grass,
Peabody, Merz, Whiting, Frazee,
Bartlett, Jones.
PART II.
VIII. Chorus Of mixed voices, Fairy
land Waltz. $50. Veasy
TX. Mandolin club.
X. Solo. ........ Mrs. McCutcheou
XII. Ladies' chorus, Sweet May.
......... ......... .Barnby
XII. Recitation, selected. ..........
Louis DeLario, Laramie FavorMe
XIII. Duet, 90 Love Divine''.......
Mrs. McCutcheon, Mr.. Marquardt
XIV. Double quartette, Good
Night"
Mis- Retta Oviatt, accompanied.
, 1899-03-23
BRIEFLY MENTIONED.

Today's warm wave was predicted.
The university dance takes place to-
night at North Star hall.
The Laramie Maennerchor gives a
dance Saturday night at Maennerchor
hall.
The Dancing club will give the last
dance of the series tomorrow night at
North Star hall.
The millinery displays in the dry
goods stores are showing fine and
would do credit t a place much larger
than Laramie.
Don't forget the card party this even
ing at G. A. R. hall, given by the ladies
of the Fraternal Union of America.
The game will be Might've.
An interesting literary and musical
program will be given tomorrow even
ing at the Baptist church. 1t will be
found elsewhere in this p
Two large steam shovels arrived in
Laramie today and will be taken west
for use by Fitzpatrick Bros. on the rail-
road grading on the cutoff lines.
w. c. Wilson, a freight brakeman,
had a thumb mashed at Red Buttes
last night. while making a coupling.
1t is likely that he will lose the finger.
A 250-horse, power marine steam
high-pressure boiler, 6Ox2O feet, has
been received at the rolling mills from
Denver and has been set up in place of
n of the old boilers.
The Birthday club will meet at the
home of Mrs. James Mathison, corner
Sixth and Custer, tomorrow afternoon,
to celebrate the anniversaries of Mrs.
Mathison and Mrs. John Baillie.
F. H. Eggleston, the druggist, will
change his location in a few days and
has rented the store in the Balch block
formerly occupied by Mrs. Mollie In
gersoll. MI. Eggleston expects 10 be
in the new store by April 18th.
Another storm has been raging in
the mountains west of Laramie. The
North park stage has been delayed
nearly two days and twenty-five inches
of snow fell on the top Of the range be
tween Woods Landing and Pinkham-
ton.
F. o. Harrison went out no his ranch
On Rock creek today. Mr.. Harrison
said that he had about 1000 head OF
cattle on his ranch and put up $500
tons of hay. His cattle had been well
cared for this winter during the storm
and his Losses were very small and
he still had 900 tons of hay left.
Thirty years ago today General
Custer and the greater part OF the
Seventh cavalry were corraled by San
tana, Lone Wolf and Little Raven be-
tween Forts Hayes and Cobb in Kan
sas. Most of his men were dismounted.
Everything along the border pointed to
a bloody Indian war.-Sun-Leader.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. E. Tucker nave tax
en- the home Of MI. and Mrs. VIM. Ma
honey on Fremont street for a short
time during the absence Of Mrs. Ma
honey and family, who are visiting in
California. Mr.. Tucker is one Of the
clerks in the Laramie office of the I'm
ion Pacific engineer who has.charge OF
the construction work being done here.
The citizens of Laramie will be pleas
ed to hear that Manager II. E. Root has
arranged with Manager Ed. M. Bayliss
to bring his wonderful electrical pro-
duction of the Battle OF Manila to the
Opera House on Monday and Tuesday,
March 81 and 2S. Laramie people who
saw this show at the Omaha exposition
pronounce it a fine exhibition.
The great Russian pianist, Leopold
Godowsky, who is nov touring the
country. will give a recital in Denver
, 1899-03-23

R. C. Dibble is down from Rawlins.
N. r. Wood is in town from Woods.
Augustus Suderline went to Carbon
today.
VIM. Baker of Nunda, N. Y, arrived
here today.
Charles Erne left for Los Angeles
Cal, last night.
John Charles Thompson is oven from
Cheyenne today.
A. E. Hills has returned from Omaha
where he took some cattle.
J. B. Beals, D. Scott and c. E. Moss,
man are in from North park.
7. A. Hedendahl, Union Pacific all
brake inspector, passed through Lara.
ME today.
G. B. Hackney, G. ]. Michel, P. II
Wyterbe,t and R. w. Rhodes are regis,
tered here from Denver.
Mayor Miller returned from Denver
last night. He says the weather down
there is warm and delightful.
Miss Rose Crilly, a university stu,
dent who is a niece of Mrs. Ella Nc.
Mullen, left for Carbon this morning
to spend the spring vacation.
, 1899-03-23
SALE OE u. 2. n

]. L. Lapham Of Denver has just
closed a contract with the Union Pa
cific land department for 1O,515 acres
of grazing land in eastern Colorado, for
which he pays $13, 1858. Mr.. Lapham is
a stock feeder. He will turn his stock
on this range and before shipping to
market will take them to feed lots
which he owns in Nebraska and fatten
them.
John c. Coble of Iron Mountain, Wy
oming, is now negotiating for a tract
of grazing land in his state covering
&c, sos acres. He has also arranged for
a large tract in Keith county, this state,
which he will use as a feeding ground
for his stock, his methods of business
being similar to those of MIR. Lapham.
A large amount of the land owned
by the Union Pacific company, which
has heretofore been classified as farm
property, has been re-classiied as graz
ing land. Investigation by agents of
the company brought out the fact that
this land could not be successfully farm
ed, and the change was accordingly
made. The listed price has been re-
duced accordingly, in many cases to
one-fourth of what it was originally.
This in a measure accounts for the sale
of these big tracts. 1t is believed that
every sale of a ranch in Colorado, WY
| ~,,;,-r -, nal ,,,1l L. Nnl~ l l., -.
other sale in Nebraska, when the lat
ter lands are put on the market, which
will be used for feeding lots and on
tribute to lettering the grain market
in the western part of the state.-Oma-
ha Bee.
, 1899-03-23

Give me a liver regulator and can
regulate the world" said a genius. The
druggist handed him a bottle OF De-
Wits Little Early Risers. the famous
little pills. F. H. Eggleston, druggist.
, 1899-03-23

II you have a cough, throat irritation.
weak lungs, pain in the chest. difhcult
breathing, Group or hoarseness. let Us
suggest One Minute Cough Cure. Al
ways reliable and safe. F. H. Eggles-
ton.
, 1899-03-23
IN DISTRICT COURT.

The case of the City OF Laramie VS.
the Albany Mutual Building and Loan
association Is on trial this afternoon
before Judge Bramel. c. P. Arnold
and J. NJ. Fenwick are representing the
city and N. E. Corthell and j. H. Sy-
mons are attorneys for the association.
The ease is a tax suit to determine the
question Of taxing building and loan
stock.
In the divorce case OF August Vogel-
sang VS.. Ida Vogelsang, the decree Of
divorce granted to Mr.. Vogelsang has
been set aside on some te~chnicality.
1t is possible the case may go up to the
supreme court.
, 1899-03-23

Don't fail to hear McRaye, the hum
orist, at Odd Fellow hall tomorrow
evening. He is a sure cure for the
blues.
, 1899-03-23

Fresh Lake Trout,
Whitefsh and Pike.
Just arrived, a car
load Of Spring Lambs.
Sweet Potatoes 8 lbs
25 cents
Bell Flower Apples,
$l.OO per box.
Sweet Oranges, 25
cents per doz.
At the Pacific Market.
, 1899-03-23

Hoods PiNs cure an liver iii. HAH
to taae. easy to operate; reliable. -,
rs cent?.
, 1899-03-23

It never disappointA This Is one Of
the peculiarities Of Hood's SsrapsriIA.
1t cures scrpfulA, salt rheum, humoss.
stomach end kidney troubles, nervous-
ness.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-31
Sigtercn Onions.

S 2onoon er Der en- 9iater, Tom
taloer Jig Onions, % ban itaar altio
pda ct 8~abebjsrne oa falser lin. 8ere.
Sans Rdpn bstboer 10 2se, og ban far
bel faat bet bsraf, at ban itabia er be-
tranist meb iponit 2sg, faa ban luas
ter lang Del. Sans Oiate beibna.r
Oaeens gegipenbebsr, men iIer banbs
Ter De ON Srutfsntabslaien, Der IT'LL
bres ION affpelig. at, ben Itattels
Oigter lisner SDpe. iom opmuntrer
Splt til at bare 9rlige.
Selp sr ban en- Slape az
iterte 9ritte. Sdainart ban bar
iolat gers for npgle pennies 90 aipet
Observation-Disclosures paa 9uttel,r,
gaor ban inb | ct 9srtsbus oq Ilaar /
Zig ben enc Dram eftsr ben anoen.
Site ijslosn bGnoer bet, at ban oritter
Zig iprsitenoe fulo oa bliper rabdlTf.
Senpep 500 @ange sr ban falot / 20
Iitiets 19npsr for Drutientab oa
"Sehuteri / 9ata." Rplis bl.p ban
to 8onee itiGet ior Yolitir.tten. Sdn
osler 4Sren meo ben betjsncte Sane
eatebreo at iiaG frsmit bldnbt Con
oons Orammeilussrs. 9enns samle
Dame er os'ua blsoen arreiter.t for
9ruttsnheo benosp 500 9dnss. ga,
bet er en- unoerlis 9eroen, ri l,psr i.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-31
5ftidJipuat.
Sulst for ru Ireoirnel al S9roien.

Ct. Sobn's Manufacturing sos
Sabrit (St. Spbn's. Clinton Gpuntp)
er / oisie 9ase blepen ioI9t til Ss;i..
bpbenos psb 4uttion for $4,000,
Tjsnt ben sr pGrbiat til $25O,OOO. 9.
Is. 8ifipro, prGiipent for Masiu6us
Ietts National 8ant, Sit6burg. Mais.
% ipm rspraienterebe omtrent TO Sr.s
oieoele at areoitorsrne, bar aisberen.
De sorige arebitorer pil fua omtrent
70 procert tilbage al i'm anbrinselie
/ bette 5%oretagsnoe. 5abriten bill bli,
be bolot igung. 9ette er ct al ben
ufosbe U. W. Steels mango 5oretds
genosr. !San regnebes Tom MiQionGr.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-31
Gn bslois crnnine.

etatens Sontrpltommisfon ian
rp0tis en- areoitbalance af 92,2S5 for
h 10 StatsinItitutipner. iom itudr
rnoer commissioners Stbre. Reonz
'tabst Tor be ferite Ter Waaneber al
Sommlsionens Communication Bier
A'1Iuttet 9es Woines Tibite Snsoaa.
"a Sommisiionen opsrtog aontrols
I'm I Suli Iioitlsoen, BAR Der en- timber
'aIants Tor flere al be Is SSnTtitutios
N'fs @eotommenos. st SperItuo pad
M'r sno 500, 900 E rnooet mt oa piier
10''om, at bet par en- belbia Orbnina,
Nm at of'taTs Sruitses SDitem.t oo
Fnoirr. en- central &ontrol.
eOnrttnstriom | 1cs @oircs.
lnsoa9 bar Der 4iItemninq / 0es
1tolr's oper SpDresmaalst ON lib
n0sIlsn al Bombs for at iatte gpen
"ofo III at 'isbs en- pasienoe Speaes
s'ano Tor bet $500, 900 ourtbus, b.r
'oI oP'sres iaar. Spsrosmaalet
"a'O'' ON Der tuloe bpgess paa gpe
,us fn00renoe Gourtbusgrunb, fom
S8s' mtot / observation-disclosures
"'r ON Der Itrrloe tisbes en- mn glaos
.'0e oeo SeS Moinss Riper, Ipm be.
u S1en, &dmpen bar paret / Ter
~Sst 09 er en- Sonteit menem Eits oo
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D'0 1lndroen. Reiultatet at 4fItems
n,n9Sn I OnSoaas sr tpiliomt, enbz
,l'3' BET Ter ub, ION ON Der er ;slers
w. lOr en- m S~Dagsarunb nebs pso
s'oSn. W'dn penter pua uofaloet al
S'" oN'asle SptG1ina. Men Ttulbs
VI O''' 't9, at Bomb ropuFtiunen er
S4u' az mso Seirsn, sr Sianalet
-us'' III en- enonu bioIiasre aamp
w De TO Sbosle. Saaen bill bu
'''Vs orast op for Gstten.
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Jnoldn0et.
9p,uh.
Siuur Gitp Spibans iulst.

siour Gitp Sruniit Company Ell
,ommsn / 9siibbelis al Siour Stir
Gltpatep Railpap pso at optiebe uus
gonps for tiliammen $4,000. 9ens
ut 6ribane bar ben treble. ipm bleu
bossst ! Be Sprsnebe Stater. 9lanbi
,, itsrits Sntsrssisnt.r / bet npe 8om'
rari rrpnss absl anoerion, prGIis
nsrt for NortbpsItern Notional Yant.
G%riUtraitsn psb SsiboHsu TT Girttris
rittt.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-31
Sorlfieuiet.

Ere Millioner Sob 5urutsmmer
/ ct. 2ouis 9ountp, Miun., blep /
Snsbags iolst for $4,000. Sanoes
len ofIluttebes i Milpautse, Wis. De
npe Giers er 5oper, Gpg &c Railrodo
50. Stopitratningen tilbsrte Rupp
&c &srr / Susinap, Mi6.
- 2ouis Qnberipn, Stuosnt peb
6arparb uniperiitp i Cambridge,
Wuis., itob Snsbag S%ormiobas for
Politiretten | Cambridge, antlaeet
for Snoeri of ct Stilbt. 9ommer
Ilmn gap ben unae Manb en- ORIENT
Zig Strabe os iosmte ham ii Oaass
Sangielsitraf. @nberIon appsG.rebe
Sasen til Sperretten pg itinet aaus
tion for $500.
Mrs. Mlmd 6. Irneion / Yunz
man, 3d., bsbe / 5borsoaes al 5sls
serne at en- Dolls Sdrboliprs, Tom
bun bapbe taset Dasen forub / ben
Ssnii9t at beaaa Selpmorb. !Senbss
Mano er Sormanb / 8oanoert{teoet.
6umiliens Siem er Gil Sutton Ct,
pullman, 81. ct @nfalb at Sinbss
forpirrins leoebe ben i~tattels apinpe
til at beoaa Selpmorb.
- Sra Senper / Colorado Itrepes:
Sioen / December bar South Bart
9dnen, Tom saar fra 9snper til 2eabs
bile og til 9unniionz Ganbet, bopt bet
parite 9interpeir iiben 1891 at tiam.
pc meo. Den enc gliSsaro bar aflsit
ben anoen Oe bolot Snsen / uaibruot
Sepeeelie, ida ben opp. / 9iereene,
bpor Sputb part ganen er laat, iepns
lig bar ligset 80. ia inotil 60 Sob
bpb.
8~ulbboloig Sanb er funbet / ct
grenorsr paa Wiaiam Smiths Sarm,
112 Mil peitenfur Rodton, 81. 8rsns
ben blep boret for ct 4dr iiben. 1emti
Sob al Rsret befanbtes forleoen Oao
al. bare fplbt meb enIlags bloorsb far
bet Sano, bporuf flere 9uibels blep
bentet Op. Gn Semifer unoerfeote
Sanben os fanbt, at ben inoebolbt en-
Wt9ngoe Sub, men faepe, at ban
fFrft maatte fau fig tilienbt noele ipes
cisae Semitalier fra Chicago, for
ban tunoe anitiae en- nsiastig cg paa,
lioelis g%nalpis.
s urbane, Ohio, anlaaoes for
nnIig Sag impo Champaign Gountp
pm $1,000 / Stabeserftatnino for
Spn6nin9en at "GIid" Mit6en / sSuni
1897. sborsDag gift Sassn til Sus
rpsn, os oens ajenoelie git alaasrsn
impb. Sas.n inbbrasi.s for R.tten
| Gp at Statens 4nti= Spn6ina 2op,
Iom for lite lnnqe iiben peotooes /
Saab ON at i9tts en- Chopper for
"W}obsHllle". 2open beItemm.r. at
en- Sum al 5000 fial ubbstales fem
StaoeserItdtnina iii ben nprmsite
Sl99tning al ben, fom miiter Qipet
peo Spn6ing; men en- Surp fulbe afs
gjsre, hporpibt en- Mpb bupbe bann.t
Jig / ben Seniist uforiporlist at spe
Sugt oper andre. Sbennepnts Gou
sr I fit Slass ben fsrite, Tom er aF>
ajort at en- Surh, cs afsisrelien patz
Ter Spmartipmbsb blanbt 9ootpnz
biee.
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-31
1lliilpis.
On @ano uraot / en- Sernhaneulutte.

20 5rugtips paa Gbicagp C Great
8eItsrn ganen itsote iammen nar
Nortb sSauooer / Onsougs, % tire
Menneitsr blep orRbt. lllpttsn beroz
eoe puu en- MisTOrituueIie al Snitrurs
erne. st sitgaaenbe 5ra9ttpe hapos
Orbre til al msos et Grtrdtog | 6uns
oper. Dubuque Soget bolot Jig paa
S%oueoippret; men iiteoetfor at
"Tipitds" al tjerte Grtrdtoast bent
frem. Grtrutogets Setjenins reobsbs
ia pso at hoppe al. Summsniteo.t
bar irpgtsligt. Yegge Sotomotiper
fnufes, SO 8oan. / bet pe~itsau.noe
1cs bobsess iammsn / en- pGlSis
Decorah-posten., 1899-01-31

Prins 4tfreo at Ga6itn 30
burg @o;ba. 0ronniuq Uictorias
g srneisn, cr rstit til Wdrtinsbruun
/ Enrol. bpor Der sr ct Sanatorium.
Sdn er megst ing, % Der er TIBET
Sodb ON, at ban tan TONNE iig.
Den unge prins bar isrt Ct oiIot
Sio. Ipiaet, oruttst og oGrst liooerlig.
5or en- lib iioen table ban 10000
W}drt iii nogle "Sbarpers" ira 9crs
lin.
Der er uogipst en- 5ortegnslie
ODER be 9ano., Tom | 1893 bar betalt
peter5psnge. bet pil iige giordg til
papens Susie. De 5oreuebe Gtater
Itdar ION go. ! meb $4,000; oers
eit.r tommer Stor6ritdnnien og bets
Solonier meo $4,000. 5rontrig
meb $4,000, Stulien msb $4,000,
Giterrig meo 10000 og 3pitlaro mso
$4,000.
- s ben tpfte Rissoag LOB Der for
leoen en- ltarp aritit oOer Gstbs.
5nItlunbs bsrsmte Digtsr, Tom osoe
/ 1882. 8rep Garolatb iorsilog en-
8%epilgning pud 10000 Wdrt iii en-
Winoeitstte Ooer 3iqteren / 8Den
Strdbburg; men oa III ban ben tds
tbolite Brett S6dblsr puu Rattsn.
S6doler, ION er en- al 5srerne for
Centrum. IA, at 8stbss 8erter for en-
itor Del bsrsr til 5pItlanos %uieosligs
G~iterdtur, og at be er en- boarlig 8eis
Ieoer for lln9oommen. San tunoe
lite i%oritdu, at nogen prlig 2pIttr
tunos opbsis Gstbs. Selo ioh 8t-
bcnitdbsmano a ban al toiliomt
Barb.
st 9%anttbpsri FAR bait meger
SpIiat / 2onoon. 5orteben blep Der
miot paa lpis 8agen i~tiadlet $780,
900 fra Bars 8ant, mebens opsr
100 9stisnt. meo TO Zine bDer fob
o. arbeioepe Der. Gu bar 2ppen
isnbt be itsrite Ssbler tilbdge, og
8onten bar faust 100000 igjsn.
!6bem sr ban2 Man gisttsos long.
pdd, at ban matte bare en- Gmeritds
ner; men Yolitiet ! 2onoou fsler iig
opsrbspiit ON, at ban hsrsr I'll 8ans
tens eane 5Olt.
- 5orri9e GsrOds og 3irsoae bar
Der SoroitieIO pau Sdmaica.
- Gnten eftsr Selpmorosrsn Senrp
bar anlast Sag mob Ssbsn Reinad.
Iom er UiebIem al Oeputerettammeret
og ~reoi9ersr glaost "Republique 1yrans
cafe, boori ban bar talot Senrp en-
Gorraber. timber Sog.ns gs6anb.
ling | Qsiieretten blep Der ubenfor bet
famine 8aosipettatel Iom unber 3olas
Sag. Gn Wob. Tom dnisrtss az en-
&rebling, Der gaar unoer Rapn al 2is
bertab (5ribso). bolot en- ioars 2sDen
og ruabte: "Peb meo S~sbsrne!" Sas
gen ubiuttes.
s Rusldno ~forldnger Jabritdn.
t.rne uf 9omulosodrer, at dmeritanif
gomulo mdu inbfsres. 9eres ;Fors
raab Hyper op. og priisn paa gomulb
iti1er.
Gnglano 6efaiter Jdmdica for
at iitre iig qogang til Ricuraguatdna.
len, iom amsritas aorgrss bar bsIluts
let at bnggs.
gonbon "8lobs" ~forldnoer, at
Gngluno itul fau fau ben flippinFs 2
polanun mob at bietpe @merita iii at
oprstte 5rsb os Srben pdd Jilippis
rerne.