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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22

The Union store r giapnet pea ei
mt 5orreinings9as, boor 70 al pore
ee! 5sssao;s eaaosmaab, Hta,lis Mr.
.. 0prnm os Beter 6OG +, er
Dleoinoebapere.
The l. S. er en- S%ommsnlulning
al 1 ai oore lofale JtstaiI. 5orretninger,
bDor man III unoer eel Gag fan tebe,
buab Jon belif man piI Of Wduuiolmrs
oarer. forbigfpet 9pi Stotei, 6oloni-
oiuater, 9stDoret, 3ienfromDartr %
Mpbler.
Soseu meb Sammen1utningen er, at
DC meo %ioreuet Rapital piI oQre / Stanb
III Al lobe fore Bortionsr Tor Routout,
os ueo Al iGI9e for Rontant fan siue
ceres 8unosr 6oroelen at lape Briisr.
Dir. 0Oum % 9olt ufl 9Oer bare
Spipn ousr fin iarlige 6anDeIsar.
tttfd. 81 bOlot 2labningsoo9 dbie
gs,oa9, % en- Uasie Mennelfer gioroe
Drug Al g~ejtiebeoen til for ferite
Dong al gennfmie og banOIe / Den
imntfe o9 fummeIige Buff.
- Circuit Court Tar MI paret /
5esion inart Ell Roaueo / Gounip'
gu5uingen Ter / g1en un0tr Dommsr
0ett. vi De mango 5oger. iom bar
uertt for Hetien, E. Der riff ingen, Der
bar pafl iaa msgsn 0pmqrtiombeo,
ON ben, Der pnr Tor 6oyberet ibife
llge, nemtI9 Staten inioo miles.
Zen 4 ienbt iii @ 1upaca 6cunt1 ira
8innebc9o county. Ur. WiIss bIeu
pfeoet Tor Moro. ba ban for oper ct
Qar n6en. Itulos baoe mprost en- gist
Sibfoi5. 5totens Aepofat prspeoe
paa al bepiie. at ban bapoe mprOet
btnte. nien 8efeniorerne ui1e bepile, at
BUN haooe 9lort Selpnoro, 20 neo bet
iamme %iaaret Uliles meo en- aueIc;
peile lgtteoes Dem ogiaa, iaa at 3urien
eiisr en- Ilmss 0oerosisIie Tom uo meO
aeubslien: Site ifploi9. Saseu uareOe
en- llae % pate megen 0pmerti ombeo.
iiar oa Senatot Guartes, en- al De-
feniorerne par III 9ttos. Og Dar ben,
iom ifulor iorioare Dliles.
- Ha8mus 9eteron meO 0us
ltru rg Born blsu iiOfe Spnoas opta.
get i Dor 6rellers Utenig5eb.
= 4aiior 9obn on fom 5ism fOlte
5ofsbag ira 0ibtoib, bOor ban % ilere
5amiIisr Der fra Ggnen bouoe ueret til
Steoe nuoer 9nouielisn al Oibtolb
Wsnigbebs nge 8irte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22

Korreiponoancer
Solar falls, 9a.

Sibfe Senoas bapbe ri galtor s. r
teeaaro ira gatimsr iblanot os.
6an prGOiteOs 6Ormiooas % aftsn
Nasareib air,s ior en- lios 5eFiaa!!as.
81 latter for 9eissst % gionesbproet,
iom bltu ailast. Wanoas WaOrser
reilte ban til 9ubsptnoence for Der a
boloe Wsbe for en- 6rsbs at Saniterei
oerira DiI ban fOrtiGlte Reiisn I'll @bia
casO Os gtaeius, bUOr en- ROmite, al
builten airtegaaro sr MeoIem, lfuIo'
bape Ulpos.
9 RauOdgs Tom Der after grer
fra galtcr q. 9ans en-, / boiltet ban
msboeIte Os, at ON alt GIT pei, boobebs
ban at tomms biem, iaa ban tnao'
prGbite Der ben II, Dscbr.
9altor q. 3. glemmene N
fra lbornion bar IOuet at pare til
Sieoe % tale ueo llngoomsmeoet pad
5rsbas Qitsn. 4ae unse Dl9no oe
auinber sr bierteIis inbbabne, % os al
ore, Tom Onlter at oeIt0se, er islDfeI9s'
Zig UsItomue.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
Spor0entaal % SOar.

Spstgsmaat. 7 .D%ouferen'
for i. Stt nnber 9lorotit aorsning" a,
nmfales .Gnnnar Wennerberg cch
hans Glnntarne. u Sender De nos
get til, boao olaas Dtuit Oct er2 p
er Oct ipar Muiif2 81 5or 6Oilte On.
ltrnmfntsr er ben ar%rangsret2 ~ 81
ben egnei for giOlin og 0rgeI (betroo.
tei Jon 8oneer)2 D 6an ben faass
Der / ganbe:2 81 8enoer De Briien2
u. i. / Bresboru, Rtun.
Ad 1: sGluntarne" er messt lmutte
@uettet msasm 0}asiitsr Og @lep
(9as % 9arpioD.
Al , % 3. Nuffubiainingsn sr
itte iarli9 oaniftii9 At ipil,; bog er ben
nGtmelt a%rrangsret for 9lano, men oil
osiaa e8nt zig iOr giolln % 4lanO.
I'll Nso Tan 0roel benpttes.
AZ 4: ran iaas / 2 8iuo for Sd 80
peb al isnpe Yeliain9 III Danish Luth.
Publ. House.
Nnm. 9eofe eanet ior Srgel e.
laums R%omponihs: 3aoios SoImer"
0penit 1eta) p fn uiounoellig Sams
ling Gang Utuiit. oer ogiaa fan faos
nbioi for Kor oe col.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
&atme, g8is.

Paltor Sebolm par Der Wlonoa9s
paa 9iemueieu fra OroInatiOnen | 6bis
cage. 9an praOiteOs / Dor 6reIiers
6irte ON Aiteneu.
Baa Senbns 6ormioba9 bIiuer
Der OptoseIie al ny JReOIemmer i 9m.
mHnueIs 8irts. Sans Gbriften.
N meO 9uitru Os Sprn. Der for lite
Iauge iioeu tom BERTH fra Clinton, ST.,
81 ibIauot benz, Der itaI Opt0ses.
Pralterne 6. M atbiae n,
@ertien os : Wt. 9anien pnr
Der i'll WlisfOnsmpoer / @maus 6irte /
iiOiie llse.
Den for. b. Rittss 6%euiraIbeltps
teIie for seniiOis 9iaIpsiOrenius bOIotr
Nipoc / oisie 0use Der / Spen. Dar.
". O.. Nislieu ira Des Wioines,
Otr er Uteolem al oenne ROmiie meo Oct
LANCE 9iaun, bar o9ioa oueruGtet Oens
Wioosr. 9au % 9nitru bar paret
Yuitor Anoreoens @aiter unosr
Opboloet Der.
SmmGuusls Dleuigbso o9ter at
uiboIoe Ulisfousmooer l gipiaqrsbns
gene. Oct er 10 en- Eio, oa man9tto9er
9isiIeftuu / 6aano, fOroi 3%ernbaneisIs
toberne siOsr u%eOiutte Triitr "a for
8sturbiae), % bet er on at baabe, at
mango pile beige Oisie Mpoer. Se
for sorigt 9eteuotsoreIierue glabene.
@taelef itaor argnt enonu; men
9Iaosne er folone at ErGerns. Ser b Il
saers vGrst Ocilist Seir, Sarme os Col.
Tin; men uu er bet pel inurt forbi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
SincOlu, Rcbr.

MenisbeOerne / 9incOIu, Duuep %
Beunett liiueoe fer en- gio lioen
Ralosbrep til Baltor Is. Brgpenen
Gbiea9o, icm mootOs aaIoet Os tom
BERTH | forrise u9e meo JamiIie. San
prGoitebc for os fpriie Dang Spnoas b.
10. Rou., O9 bet por itfert IN anftrGns
senoe 9~espnoeIie for bam, oa ban pre-.
biteoe / Dauep ON 6ormiooasen. %
bapbe 8esrnuelle, @ubsijsnsite % Bars
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
@linucapOlis, MinlI.

Gre unse Bigger OptOges uor Menigs
bsD iioite SpnOag Aiten.
Stine Saeobien og Nne
Sereu en- er paa 9eioQ / Bolt So,
ISIS.
- 6Iete at gyeug Stoler er ouers
igIOt. 9 0:hritt boloies ct Uaasie.
meoe, boorueo man uotrptte fit Qnite
ON at iaa en- ny StoIe, o9 BET Iptttoes
palt. @iert en- Os DIR. 9ids /
6orooret at faa beltemt al tebe 8runo
os bggge rp Stole / Ulonroe 0iitrittet
ga bette par @enitano Tor lloiQie ira
nOsle at be andre Direttprers Sioe, iaa
bet lGa lloet loDenoe no meo at faa bet
sennemf0rt, at be 10 Diretterer inotog ben
sitting lie at femme for ben anoen
Stole, Tor Oenre par itret. vi ben
@runO OaIgtes ueO operuaunte Wobe en-
6Omite al 10 8amer, iom Tube iaa
Direttererne, iGrIis @iertien, til at
%IoranOre Stanepuntt. 0a Wouroe
Diitritiet Ell ct ltrrit i%fanoinaOiit De
~liritt. er ri interesieret / at le, at BET
lite bIiOer tiIliOeiat.
~2lu9sburs Seminarium itaI til
matte Aar 5aue en- ny gp9ning. Der er
beresnet at futile tOlte 10000. Wan
bar I Oisie 0ase bespnot llo9rapning
poa @runOeus ipOueitlise 9jorne O9
Uenter at Ida @runomuren i Stanb al
lerebe nu. ga oenns Sfole bar itaast
bet oanite 6oIt nGrmere emo no9en ans
zen Morn Stole, og fremoeIes er mango
oi os ter, tan bet tun 9IGbe os, ON
Oeres 9IrbsiOe IDttes. Sire oanife unge
UlGno lGier / 4ar ueo StoIeu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
) Spauien Ocntc8 inart
ReUOlnti0n.

8eoerin9en / MaoriO bar 9nnIie uiit
iaget ener9ilt fat o%uerfor Stuttenea=
terne / Barcelona o9 anoetlteos = men
Misiornpjelien potter iaa burti9t %
breoer iig, iaa mon, ielu / 6etae i@ratite
ailoer, maa forbereoe Jig paa Iigefrem
reoolutionere 6ori69 i ben altrnars
meltt 6remtio.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
ariie / Sitri9=llngarn.

5orbanolin9e1ne meaem gitris %
1u9arns Gepraientonter / S%tatsfnans.
iagen mac anies for futoiienoig itrons
oeoe - og Der tales / un8arn ligefrem
bglt ON, at Del er paa 9ioe, at De to
9anoe titles, Og fac buer lin aOn9e og
buer i'm Staggering.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22

0iere Gus fra 9ereS Campo,
bpilfen 2ampe Dc emo bruger /;
og neiten iugen uogifter til
2ampeslas, in9en SprGnsnine.
8rne oct aampeglas, Der er la
bet til 2ampen. aatalog.
efrip til Maebsib, giiisbnro, ga.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
Iru 1sirkr nu Gtknlr.


atnamisflonen. I 6elae leles
oram fra 8iiiiu al y. 0tiobsr ri. IL
I'm. Ct Disfonar Is 3eafen oa
5ftn. pfoerleh % u tsO antomns
pei til 8laa. % pasli0nererne Sptt
% eptff9aafo 6lfo Uleos famine
GAG 6llilu. Samilol9 oar alt pei Pad
Utislionsmatfen.
6IIae. geru. Ct beg i%nbtruffet
6ofanliallniasef III at oanne en- lut9erlf
utsHig9so. III edtef Ira 9annooe'
%0t99hoit meo e1le9uosiifneiier. % mn
ff o9iaa I'll tut 8reii %nolenoi, ION for
oar pittei 9totoam rita. D1eni99eoeh
-, sa',2@' ~ 80 3, -
a @s''... NJ ''' '''''''
Wtsltonqf 5o9n y. patou
l1so 9n6bnoos,, ma s-robonao.,rs
punbns fra eopn,bolisms III ert,,cp.
hon. 4rg,. ,,e n3,aionor oo,oo 900
inh,en,e In 9ps,isbso
os0 % III eo''e9e 'Oti9'
''s'o' p''u'''i0'u' l'l'tO's lo''
w W s
o'l'''''@ g'''''s :" y
o'''s :
.s''
deo. Banl Rra9er, BrGlt Tor
Breotsnenigbtoen / uitab. Ote9on. Il
en- oroosilea al Den bstsuoie paul ains
ger, efellbtRi Tor osn l9oa'r'tanlte
~Jtepnoiit.
Worp Irtrel Tfafontsles
biemmefig 6ilaoelo6ta. bet tone 90
rioelte Der / ganest. letter M Il Diato.
nisier. al bpllft & Il grqfeoetre.
u" '"'os = ~" ~
III 'ai0'l's e0a'mgl''''ss 0'p'' gaOo'
Dsh s'PsaO' ii 0'nO' 0' l9Ss, pO'' P.'i'
peI ale. Tom tsntsr gaustittsu, formo.
bet. ON eno lfriftIiae geuiiu lite bar
pqret lOrboanoeu. y1u Ell imibl,rtio be
Reoler ofsntliooiorte iom be- eperlte
fotoIlfe mnnbiobeber i 6jor oou here's
Diotonisler. 9eriblonbt bsboer bet
utitpftslio. at be- mar en- 9ffe. aotoltt.
,om be Meier lroOs ale beres 5oriso
noo ot ompsnb, ham iii ben fotoIfe
Rslioion Inn an,f,r ot be fol tilfaloe
on fo,,,,rs %o,i,r;o ,oo moo b, IRE
osrs h,,,, On SnInani,o ,om
49,. it, a4t.s e., ,nhna.h;o, ost
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
$3.50 pr. Sag iiifert.

Menc euer apinoer, lite til at iGl9e, men TIL at
dmIGtte s%tgentsr iat table pIaes; $4,000
pr. War FAINT ale %llbaifter. - gaaIioeiiat 8irma
meb bebIte Neierenesr. = Griariua er lille neOOeubis.
Gtrip Itrais til ". n. Jsmfeu,
State Manager, eineolu, Rebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22


meoeus 6oangelitts EtGoitanter gatr
mo % uo, Hpoenoe fuIb 5rpgbeo %
@GRfribeo / bet FANNIE BALLADS, Der en-
gang iilbsrte BAN, Tor bpis gruiomme
9aono luiinoer al SaHobe9suioner
matte beoe meo qiOet. g%totefamtis=
men lfpoer irooig gatit | Spanisn.
Der U aaaeoe 100 Meni9beoer meo
omt.iug 10, 900 Metlemmu.
6orftanoer 8. ). Stepus,
Oer tioIigsre ber oatet lpler, Winn.,
BAR uu tpbt Spisisl psiitole / 0anmalt
Tor en- Gum al 10 200 ar. StoIeas
uoli9ers @ier % 6orltdnoer par oen ira
ousens Ry9eoer' iao betenoie s. 9.
barb.
Yresbpterinnetne faar MI /
6GIo nto at opipre ct college / Salt
gats 6up Mormonismtns 9outOtao.
0ttte utl uaturIlguio al al U1aat ie9t
at betRmpe Diormoni5mn.
J Rina bar amerltanife WisiionGfer
for Giom UiisiioustOler, Der beisgts
AZ ca. 90 luiiuoe tlnenite 8etu.
Spmuntreuoe. 0eo goaoon
Observation-Disclosures iiolte Qatsmsoe ior.
taIte @ator IS. Suites ira Dlaoagass
cor, 5uorIco,s ban, lige iar gan iorloo
0m, ba0os lali meo IN moipot gater,
bois Ouit,tt bouos liot irrtig II 6or.
'oisdi.r. }ratm ipursle tam oa,
5UOrIsoes bet ltoo til, % 1T BET tonne
5oar:
yuodstene er nu megei opmun
treuoe; tbi be Rriitut be8gaoer At graOe
be,es Bt6Isr og SaIme5gger op ign"
0tsis JaUoe nemlig uuosr &ri9en % be
iOrllatie ~urOIigberer Oaret graOeo. neo
uaoer 9piitrne.
BtbsIsns uobteoete {. Sen.
usm Aatd 1898 blsO osri Uganda iolgt
8. 339 g}p Ietameutsr og BibIsr, 8,
AS 6Oauselicr Os GeIe al Striften. 81
247 Bsnnebeoer % SaImebeger, 225
@tsrmplarer # 9ungans oYil9rims.
oanorlns" os en- DlGn9oe lrattatsr o.
/. ~. J}alin alt otlis bIeU beta.t mto
utueliugitauer, Der / Uganda bruges
jor Feagc. Sfaaenes initial par g..
500 900 til en- YGroi at el,433.
Com Fl Stsempsl paa. buor bolt
Airi'as iorie 9ern ~itatler Cubs Oro,
rorteues io%lgsnoe.
@n Dauo b9rer en- aasie al o. 90.
ga9i paa 1T 9ooso "a Uiil un0sr vi:
riias brGuoeuos Sol; telpaa 9aat ban
u VRtl Tor at btuis en- anoen Bptbe.
iom ban iaa bGrer 35 NliI paa llIbages
ueien. Sao mart JON ban betior mob.
tos i'm Gen / Staaer, iIeoe bon ben til
WisfionGren lor at lobe ct gtg LEILA
mente. 9Oor oeIli9nst, ON ui ber
blcmme baUOc mango, Der ifatteOe SUBS
Orb iaa bsitl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
Qlterbtlleoer

mutt os pel uOferte og malet efter b~oilteu
lom bellt bibeIlt Setit og bUilteu iom BELT
Stgrrelle, man eHlter. ON nermere Dps
lpSniHgel o9 RettH9elier itrip I'll
-. Senfen,
lS u. Drain Ctr, Sonncil Bluffs. Sa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22

Spger etc uItib tartOmne SuIes
gaUer. Sob Dem nu. RataIoa frit.
5 psf. &abut paa ale Orbre IeoIaeet At
Detailing.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22
SDiflanO Og HuslauO.

Oct er nnppe no9et pEilinIOe", a
iult famine Dag, iom aejier @aIbelm
antom til 2onoon, funre Der ira
Berlin meloe8 ON pberlt renltabeliaf
6anoelsforbinoelier meIem z y + II B
og 9ustano- &elultnter al BET nps
itcofunone aejiermgoe / 8OtSoam.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-22

Sens Nielien, l nsl S I; S / si %Ssn a5teaaO
1rGtshtr, frantic 1rGffo,
@lnfelffo 90 1raffoftepier.
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-01-26
NaHbef 81

just. and II continued wiH lead to en-
phatic condemnation in an official dec
laration that may lead to .results which
those responsible for these reports least
desire" :"
Republican news item. [volume] (Laport, Pa.) 1896-19??, 1899-01-26
lie INSURGENTS ARE DIVIDED.

rhey Suffer Three Defeats and Despite
the Most Revolutionary Tactics in
Conjunction With tho Democrats
They Fail to Break the Caucus Bound
Lines,
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-25

of the courts. Whoever was the author
of the lie knew, if he had any sense at
all, that such an article would hurt the
city and hurt it badly.
Attempting to influence the courts
in such manner is most despicable. The
public has an idea who the author is
and will repay him at some future day
in his own coin. 1t begins to appear
that the prosecution of Messrs. Starr
and Mckinney was not a mere prosecu-
ton but persecution, OF which they
were the victims.
Two distinct and dirty lies have been
pub ished the past week in the Denver
papers, which have done it finite harm.
1t would appear that the editors of those
papers would do some investigation on
their own part, before accepting the tale
Of some nondescript who is always fill
ing the Denver papers with trash about
this city.
Emphatically no attempt to molest
the Jail or assist the prisoners in any
way whatever has been or will be at
tempted, as far as any one knows, and
to be accused wrongfully Of such actions
this whole city suffers, at the expense OF
some unreliable nincompoop. The
whole people are up in arms against
such Misrepresentation.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-25
THE SENTINEL
Even the Savage Breast is Unap-
peased Without the Daily Visit
of This Paper-Prof. Lem
mons Scholars Write a Testi-
monial More Potdst Than Any

The following letter from one Of the
former Indian scholars OF Teller Insti-
tute, now a scholar at Carlisle, Pennsyl-
vanla, gives the lie more emphatically to
the charges whieh have been brought
treated the scholars, than anything that
could be written in his defense
The boy, an Apache Indian, was
scholar Mt the school here for number
of years, and in the closing sentences he
crudely expresses an overwhelming de-
Teller institute.
Incidentally the Sentinel is compli
me1ted, as even the savage appreciates
it.
Indian School, Carlisle, Pa,
October Goth, 1899.
Mr.. l. N. Bunting,
Grand Junction, Colorado,
Dear Friend: Nothing could delight me
more than to get copy of DAILY Senti-
mel" to read. feel all at lost for have
not read any Daily news OF Grand
Junction since l left there, but only
wish you would send me copy OF the
Daily Sentinel"
'rhe little paper that I send you is an
"Indian Helper" published here by In
boys and girls, weekly. am working in
the "Helper" office and my desire is sue
ceed to be printer.
left there on April 25th to this place
for joining the band. The Indian band
here is large one. Its members are 81
in number. am playing solo clarinet
with them. l distinctly remember what
nice time we had when our band got
away with the prize at Denver '97. Fes-
tival of Mountain and Plain l suppose
all of our old band boys have gone away
and left the beginners there.
am very glad to hear that my Super
intendent Lennon will make big In
dian band there some time in the future
No joke, that sure mean go back to the
old Teller Institute again.
Hoping to send me copy Of "Daily
Sentinel" am well and happy.
am your Indian friend,
Evan Goslyah.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-25
POSTOFFICE ROBBED.

Lamar-The postofiice here was
robbed some time last night, thieves Sc
curing the receipts of the previous day
and come loose stamps, the total loss be
ing about 5000.
Entrance was gained 10y breaking a
window in the rear The combination
of the safe was successfully worked by
the robbers Another safe containing
large stock OF stamps was left un-
touched
Local officers are now trying to trace
the culprits.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-25

One OF the most damnably malicious
and damaging articles against the well
being and the future OF this city ever
appearing in any Denver paper, was
published in tho Rocky Mountain News
in it's issue of Tuesday.
The article is headed Threaten To
Break Jail" and is a cock and bull story
asserting that the friends of Messrs,
Starr and Mckinney, the aldermen con
yioted at the last term OF the district
court, threaten to break down the Jail to
effect their release. The News does not
stand sponsor for The article, but says
the information comes from the clti-
zens of Grand Junction now in Denver
The following is the main portion OF
the article:
"Telegrams arriving from Grand juno
ton yesterday and last evening indicate
that excitement is at fever heat and
friends OF the water company are threat
enipe to attack the Jail and turn the
prisoners loose. The opposition is
arouse1 and will assist the officers
the law in preventing a release, Every
effort will be made to prevent the sup
RENE court from passing quickly upon a
case which law abiding citizens deem OF
great importance to the community"
Who is it in Denver that has given
such dirty lie to the prses Of that city?
(M what interest and for what purpose
has the Grand Junction citizen express
ed such lie, when no such threat was
ever made and the town was never so
quiet. 1t looks upon the face as II the
article was written to possibly influence
the supreme court in considering the
application of the attorneys OF Messrs.
Starr and Mckinney for a writ Of super
aedies.
The nan who has uttered the lie pub
lished in the News or gave such infor-
nation knew he deliberately lied when
he said that there was great excitement
in the city or that there ever had been
an attempt made to rescue Messrs.
Starr and Mckinney or that their friends
ever thought OF such thing.
That lie will hurt the city more than
can be overcome by the best efforts OF
her citizens for the next year. 1t proves
on its face that the citizens Of Grand
Junction are not law ABIDING and that
they are attempting to defy the verdict
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-25
COMING TO AMERICA.

New York-Princess Chimay, nee
Clara Ward, is coming to New York, and
will go on the burlesque stage. A firm
of variety ents who deal in European
specialties for the American market an
nounced today that they had secured
Chimay and her gypsy husband for a
tour of the United States. She and
Rigo, it is said, will receive salary OF
$4,000 week.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-25
SAYS DEWEY WILL ACCEPT.

Chicago-Mr Nelson A. Miles, wife
OF Major General Miles, in an interview
here, declares that in certain high cir
cles in Washington, it is well known that
Dewey will accept the presidential nom
ination if it is rendered him.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-25
Dentistry

At half price for 30 days. Best work
and best materials. Fret stairway west
OF the postoffice.
&. M. BRADBURY.
The daily sentinel., 1899-10-25
WaLICI0Us, DIRTY lie

Rocky Mountain News Gives
Publication to malicious Libel
on the Law Abiding Citizens OF
Grand Junction-A Grand
Junction Citizen says Attempts
Have Been Made to Rescue
Starr and Mckinney and That
Great Excitement Prevails
All of Which Everybody Knows
is Lie.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-09-01
Notice to Creditors.

In the matter of the estate of Walter B. Broad
bent late of the City of MITCHELL County of Dayt-
son. State of South Dakota, deceased:
All persons having claims against said Walter
f. 3; Broadbent deceased, are required to exhibit
undersigned, the duly appointed and qualified
administrator of said estate, at the office of j. E.
turner Son, in the City of Mitchell, County of
DAWSON, State of South Dakota, and that four
months after the first publication of this notice
mas been limited. adjudged and decreed by the
Judge OF the County Court of this county, as the
Time within which all the creditors of said de-
ceased must present and prove their claims
against said estate.
Dated the 18th day of August, 1899.
JOHN W. BRoADBENT,
Administrator OF the estate of Walter B. Broad
bent, deceased.
D., 1899 - ~
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-09-01

New York Tribune: The American
people have never yet discountenanced
a military enterprise undertaken to ex-
tend or enforce the national authority.
They have never yet shown the Slight
est disposition to condemn a war in
which national honor and interest have
been once involved as a blunder or a
failure. Col. Bryan forgets history and
misjudges both native and foreign born
Americans when he jumps to the con-
clusion that they can be led to disavow
the administration purpose to estab-
lish the authority of the United States
in the Philippines by any empty
exhibitions of phrase jugglery la
Edward Atkinson. The republican
party has nothing to fear from
canvass conducted on the assertion that
the generalities of the preamble to the
declaration of independence apply
with immediate force and literal
exactness to the military and political
situation in Luzon. 1t can invite a
contest on this or on the silver issue
with equal complacency.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-09-01
Millions Given Away.

1t is certainly gratifying TO the pub
lie to know of one concern in the land
who are not afraid to be generous to
the needy and suffering. The proprie-
tors OF DR.. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, coughs and colds, have
given away over ten million trial bot
ties OF this great medicine, and have
the satisfaction of knowing it has abso.
lutely cured Thousands of hopeless cases
Asthma, bronchitis, hoarseness and all
diseases of the throat and lungs are
surely cured by it. Call on S. 81. Seal.
lin, druggist and get trial bottle free
Regular size SOC and 81. Every bottle
guaranteed, or price refunded.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1899-09-01

! 1t stands him in hand to make it as
sultry as possible for Warne before he
is mustered out
Aberdeen News: The arrest OF
Major Warne by order of Colonel Frost
will be upheld by those who are
familiar with military law, the indis-
criminate publication of such serious
charges against superior officer be-
ing serious breach of discipline.
The probabilities are. however, that
Warne was as much surprised as any
one when he found his letter to Senator
Pettigrew had been given to the news
papers.
Redfeld Press: Surgeon Warne is
under arrest and will be courtmartialed
for the abusive language he used in re-
ference to Colonel Frost We do not
know anything about the facts in the
case, but from the nature of other let
ters that have been published by Petit
grew & Co. we would almost bet Warne
could prove that he never wrote what
is charged to him.
Iroquois Chief: Pettigrew published
the Warne letter and it is probably
that this was the cause of Warne's
arrest. A court martial will be the re-
suit. 1t is to be regretted that the
splendid record made by the regiment
should be marred by scrap among
the officers. However, it is nothing
that the republicans can be held ac-
countable for. Both Frost and Warne
are populists and received their appoint
ments from Gov. Lee.