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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-10-06
A FRESH CROP OF HAIR.
Terror at the Danger of His Son
Causes IA Mans Hair to
Change Color.

Everyone has heard stories of men
and womcn becoming gray-haired in q
night as the result of grief or terror.
Many CT ,iese tales are doubtless the
mere iiLaGiLings of the writer's of
sketches, hut that such phenomena are
of occasional occurrence has been
fully demonstrated. A Chicago physi-
sian relates this instance in a medical
Journal and vouches for it's truth: The
subject was laborin9 man in the
stockyards district, aged SO, twho was
not OF nervous temperament beyond
being slightly emotional. His hair
was abundant and of a dark chestnut
color. One evening as he was return
ing home preceded by his horse, on
which was mounted his son, aged eight,
the animal slipped and the child was
thrown off and trampled on several
times. He was only severely bruised,
but the father thought he was killed,
and in trying to save him was terror
stricken. He trembled and had palpi-
tatlons and a feeling of cold and ten
sion in the face and head.
Next day the hairs of the head, beard
and eyebrows began to fall in quanti-
ties, so that after eight days he was alb.
solutely bald. At the same time the
skin of the head and face became paler.
Without delay the hairs began to grow
again in the form of colorless down.
Soon all the affected regions were COW
cred with finer, more silky and little
more thinly sown, completely white
hair.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-10-06
The Steady Pull is Best.

If You toot your little tooter and
then lay aside your horn, there's not
a soul i'll ten days will know that you
we're born. The man who gathers
pumpkins is the man who plows all
day, and the man who keeps hump
ing is the gent who makes it pay.
The man who advertises with a short
and eudden jerk, is the man who
blames the printer because it didn't
work. The gent who gets the bust
ness has long and stady pull and
keeps the local papers for years and
years quite full. He plans his adver-
tisements in thoughtful honest way,
and keeps forever at it until he makes
it pay. He has faith in all the flu
ture, and can withstand a sudden
shock. and like the man of scripture
has HE business on rock.-Creston
ia } Gazette.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-10-06
A Volunteers Appetite.

A Nebraska soldier who served
faithfully in the Philippine campaign
never missing scrap his regiment
was engaged in, wrote home to his
wife:
Il see they are preparing to give US
a grand banquet when We return to
Omaha. That's all right, but want
something to eat before the banquet
comes off. want it on the table
when I get home, too. What do 1
want? Well, here's the list:
"Sirloin steak, rare.
@Hot biscuit and plenty of them,
made by you.
"Flour and milk gravy, about three
quarts.
MASHED potatoes.
apple sauce.
"Corn on the cob, eleven ears.
@Strmg beans.
"Macaroni and cheese.
Peaches and cream.
ice cream.
al want yon to get all these things
ready. We have had plenty to eat
since reaching San Francisco, but
when things are camp cooked they all
taste alike. Cook 'em yourself and
don't think because I've been away
over year, you can ring in any hired
girl cooking on me. When l get
through with this bill of fare Ill be
ready to tackle the banquet" -Oma-
ha World Herald.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-10-06

Cattle and sheep men are bothered
to death to get stock cars for the
shipment Of cattle and sheep. They
say the Central Pacific Co. load stock
cars with coal and let them (the cat.
tlemen) wait. 1t is truly aggravat-
ing to have tralnload Of beef cattle
or mutton sheep ready for shipment
and be obliged to hold them indefin-
itely for lack of cars. What can be
expected OF railroad company with
no more cars or engines than the
Central Pacific Co. has in Nevada,
according to the Assessors returns?
Gazette.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-10-06
CHILDREN IN VACATION.
ADVICE TO MOTHERS.

Keep them as much as possible out
Of doors, whC"C he sun shines and the
pure air is abundant.
Frcc7l:c:n as entirely as possible from
books. Even the confirmed h0Clworm
should lie shown that it is better 10 : I've
the mental Il respite while The physical
has attention.
Go with them through the fields, and
visit the woods; they will learn some
thing new on each expedition, adding
to their store of varied knowledge, but
better far will be the enjoyment
brought into their lives through ac-
quaintance with the wonderful works
of nature.
If there are girls in the family, and
n flower garden, never so small, give the
girls corner which shall he "all their
very own" Ii there are boys, and a
vegetable garden, pursue the same rule.
Ten chances to one that of their own vo-
lition the brothers will be found help
ing the sisters, and vice versa.
Children too young for these prac-
teal exercises will find abundant de-
light in initiating their elders. Let
them have a sand pile, bit of unused
ground, or, if no other privilege pre-
sents, a sand box. The instructive love
of the child for such play will do the
rest. This sand box may be indoors in
an unused apartment, to which the
children will turn with delight on in
clement days; but let as much as posi-
BILE Of the. child's time be passed out of
doors, properly clad, with congenial
and proper associates.-Good House
keeping.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-10-06
THE CROWLEY CASE.

The Board of Pardons has refused
to turn Patrick Crowley loose upon
society. He committed a cruel, brut-
al murder and should remain behind
the bars ior life. The consideration
Of this case by the Board ot Pardons
uncovered a good deal OF political
maneuvering. 1t seems from the
evidence presented to the Board of
Pardons that Crowley's pardon fig
ured extensively in Storey county
politics in the last campaign, and
shows up Judge Mack in rather an
unfavorable light. The evidence as
published in the Carson News shows
him to have been friend of Crow
ley's when he was with Crowley's
friends, and Crowley's enemy when
he was in the camp Of Crowley's enc
mics. The Judge seems to have
been good Lord and good devil to
both sides. This is probably all
right from a political point OF view,
but it does not add any lustre to the
ermine or brighten the eyes of the
blind goddess. Judge Mack was in
Carson during the proceedings before
the Board of Pardons and, although
he had promised the widow Of the
murdered mau to be present and OPP
pose Crowley's pardon, he did not
appear before the Board.
The Appeal, IN commenting on the
evidence before the Board Of Par
dons, charges that Judge Mack is the
victim Of political malice. However
this may be, Judge Mack's connec-
ton with this case as disclosed by
the evidence, does not inspire any
great amount of respect. The INDIE
PENDENT hohes, for the honor of the
Judiciary and the good name of Judge
Mack, that the Appeal is correct.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-10-06

The way to sound the keynote of
the future welfare of the west is to
arouse the people to support the plan
for federal storage reservoirs. Unite
the west on the proposition and feder-
al storage reservoirs will become a
reality. Give the west the reservoirs
to bold the water that now runs to
waste. and there will be a develop
ment in this section that will make
greater demands upon the manufac-
turers OF the east than they are able
to supply.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-10-06

1t would never do to give any clew to
the identity of the physician who con-
ducts a private hospital and who has
just successfully accomplished a new
departure in medicine, says the San
Francisco News Letter.
One of the patients is wealthy but
Ignorant woman. who has been for
many years confirmed hypochondriac
and who had successfully tried allopa-
thy, homeopathy, hydropathy, osteop-
athy - in short, everything pathic.
The patience of her husband was final
~ exhausted and he consented to enter
into n conspiracy with the doctor to
play upon his wife's jealousy. 1t was
arranged that he should seem deerly
smitten with n young widow, health.
rosy and jolly, who is secretly engaged
to be married to Los Angeleno.
There was no question about the I'M
happy hypochondriac's jealousy. 1t
blazed out in hysterical declaration
that the pretty widow was waiting for
her old shoes, but she vowed that she
would get better just to spite her sun
posed rival and to be avenged upon her
faithless husband.
She has kept her word and is now GER
tainly fair, fat and 40. But her doctor
says she is an example of the jealousy
cure.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-10-06

uouoo pTOpOTLlOn OF ClaG is $751;
O50. This assessment has never been
changed, but is assessed the same
year alter year. Anyone knows if
they know anything that there are
twice fifty engines used In doing the
transportation business across this
State. They know, too, that this COM
pany has more than ten second class
passenger cars and ten sIeepers. That
we need to be more careful in the
election OF county assessors is pain
fully apparent. 1t will also stand the
people i'll hand in the several coun-
ties in the State to elect better boards
OF county commissioners, and il the
voters dld little thinking on the
subjec perhaps bettor results would
follow.-Gazette.
The Gazette should have jumped
onto the assessor before Washoe's roll
was closed. Since then the board OF
equalization has @equalized" the as
sessments and endorsed the work OF
the assessor.
Elko's proportion Of the rolling
stock OF the railroad is s24O,970, the
same as last year. This assessment
has also been "eqralized." Hence
there is no kick against the assessor.
The railroad assessment in this coun-
ty this year shows an increare on un-
patented lands Of $43,285 over that of
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-10-06

1898. The patented land amounting
to 55, lO1 acres is assessed at s55, 100.
The assessor raised the assessment on
949, 945 acres of unpatented land from
$4,000, as given in by the railroad
company. to s119,740. The main
track Of the road is assessed at $4,000
per mile and the side track at $1,000
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-10-06
TELL YOUR SISTER.

A Beautiful Complexion is an impos.
sibility without good, pure blood, the
sort that only exists in connection
with good digestion, a healthy liver
and bowels. Karl's Glover Root To-.
acts directly on the bowels, liver and
kidneys keeping them in perfect
health. Price 25 cts. and SO cts. 4 For
sale by Elko Drug Co.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-10-06
HOW is YOUR WIFE?

Has she lost her beauty? If 80,
Constipation, Indigestion, Sick Head
ache are the principal causes. Karl's
Glover Root Tea has cured these ills
for half century. Price % cts, and
30 cts. Money refunded it results
are not satisfactory. For sale by
Elko Drug Co.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-10-06
REMODEL THE SYSTEM.
The Inequality OF the Central Pacific
Assessment.

The total State assessment of the
Central Pacific Co.'s rolling stock is
NO fo11nu,.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
9e tniipOe Sing.

Gessrin9en aIser Stibe
os tisner paa benz. s fin 1io
unosr GIaaoeruitninserne / arisen meb
Spanien paaitobss bet, at 8isserinsen
tebie be priuate Stibe alt for bprt.
Der ifaI 10 aItib uare nOset Mubber /
4piIerne. Ysbtommenos Blade ere
bIepne sobt beitammebe, tbi oa Stibsne
Onsbass bIeue iOIste isen ueo @ut-
tion, tiente Reserinssn paa benz aue.
Reparationsifibst 0ulcan, perblat
til 100000, iOIstes for sl75, $50.
8nlbamplfibet Scipio, uerbiat til
s25, 600, ioIstes for $50, 1875. Grunss
poriiiibet Gait Bolton, uarbiut til $50.
600, iOIstss for sas,09l Os auIbump:
tibet Niasara, perbiat til 500, 900,
loIatss for s75,5 Warbitatiterne
repraisnterer ben pris, iom 6Iaabs-
bspartsmsntet | 6ior betuIts for Sfibsns.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
Sra Tbilippincrmr.
Galamba ta8ct -Oigtigt Yunft.

s 0nsouss 9if bet los iaen. Brig.
Sen. R. $. 9aII, Der anfOrte 400
@uibiu9tous 6riuiaise, 40 Nienb
al 2loe Sniane.i beg, l5o al 4oe
Sop0lleri meo 10 Ranoner, toe efter to
lmers iforp 6agtnin9 ben oi9tise
9unoeIsbp Is an b a, beli9senoe paa
Spotpiten al ga9una be 8ap. gpen
lis9er omtrent 80 U2jl ipoeit fot IRA:
Mia = o9 bette c: iaaIeoes Ian9t bet
ipoIigte Buntt, pore Ircpper biotiI
baue uRret til 9anos. Spen bar II 476
Snobpg9ere - ben lfuI bape COB ltra=
te9iIt getpbnin9.
Nf 6nteItbeber fra 6ampen ital bes
mortes al pore troopers Cab fun be-
lob fig til oeoe. a0ptain Wic@ al b
al 21oe Sufantert o9 Sieut. y at n
iuemmebe unoer ueoparenoe Slo fra 20
Wauis JiIler tpers oper en- Jlob o9
fit laa fat Ell Baao, Der tunbe ouer.
lore 1ropperue.
9iter Rampen rate ct 8uiin Uianb
9anberne geiret os raabte: y@aitlaa'
nos. Oct par lpanife Sanger, Der
baube pGrst rtuun9ue til at saa friuiIs
Ii9t mtb". 0s omiupneoe pore Crop
per unber uiIo gessiitrins. s alt bleu
ct ballot 6unbreoe Spanisre befrieoe os
ienbte til Wianila.
Ssnere bar Sniursenterne iOricst at
tuss bet uistise quutt tiIbase, men
trObs aentuaue. iberciee 9lnsrsb. Ipt'
tebes bet benz lite. GaIamba iattss
auereoe 6absliorbiubeIle mso ,6ousb'
tJarteret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
YrooflDmitrejfen emot.

DC iirsltenbs 2lrbsibsre usb Brooklyn
Rapid Transit Co. inorsmmsr, at
Strsitsn sr fOrbi. SiOits Ousbas git
be til 8ontorerus for at bsoe ON at
mautis faa bsrss PIubier issn. Suben
waibbas b0uos 600 isst ON pIabs.
Oct bleu benz iast, at be DiIbs bIius
taset iiIbase. bDis be lite baube oeItaset
| nosen al be goIbiombebsr, iom bIsu
besaaet unbsr Streiten.
asbrsn pinss flyer, at SeIifabeis
prafbsnt tuans osm til at itreite, ba bon
uilbs ipinse bem til at orbeibs iaa mango
Elmer basIis, at insen gansoen tunee
tanIe bet. 6an troebs lite, at buerten
@uUsrnsren saer gpens Mapor tunbs
fe paa ben urstfaroistsb. buOrmeb
SporposnsisIftabet bsbanoIsbe fine
Colt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
0ul Somrnaliftif.

New York Herald inbebOIbt forIe=
ben ct msset opigtsuettenoe telegram.
Oct uar ct Interview al aomiraI
Dewep, buori oenns ifaI baus ertIGret,
at Dor n9 te ari9 piI bliu e
meb GpftIanb. 0ewep be-
n99tebe eIu feIgeli9 Snters
uiemet, os ba Ter ienere bar rejIt fig
me9en 6orme ouer benne Iumpne Sour
naIiitIt; os oa man iiliige par operbeullt
ON, at belle 6iltorisn uar Opipinb,
= bar Herald maattst betlase, at IeIes
srammet blsp trptt bets SpaIter -
men bet faiiboIber, at 0eipep bar ub.
taIt fig iom af BET berettet. Itan iaar
psb ben eeiIisbeb at pioe, at bet par EN-
vtiIfGIbis Rorrelponoent,@ en- Or.
9oIiteao Yoplanb, Der baube
baft ben an9iune Samtale meo Demep.
Saa me9tt ossu9rre, tbi oa bar
Herald Eet intet at bpsse Snteruiepsts
puaIloeIisbeb paa.
l9nte fig, at man aliiaa nu, bar
8alget meIIem at tro, buao en- Or. Dit
eller Dat paaitaal, o9 iaa en- II. 9 i.
beolie % cpstislte YOrsere, en- Wano,
buis bsls 6ortib, buis 5sarattsr er en-
@arantI for, at ban lite tunbe uare iaa
bum at ubtale fig III en- euer anoen t5pr,
Der litter fig ino I'll bam, om iaaoanne
uisti9e Spsr9smaag.
9ele 9iroiien en- ct itpst Seniatlons'
hummer, ct 9rimt nbila9 al ben pgnle
Presles" Benptten.i9saf Yresiefris
bsoen.
) 9prcpa er man ielpfslseIi9 paa
bet rene mso, at Aomtral Dswsp tan
lite baue paret iaa tatiIss, Opea Jtebet
oa ban par @ait | en- al IripIeaIliancens
9aune.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
Lite Ncbralfa= =Grgiment
fOmmcn Djen.

esrous afien ri. lol nuoebe L. S.
Eranspurtitbet ,6aneot" 6aun
ueb Gan 6raneiseo. og ferite 9ie:
braftu Resiment tiai9e meb lltab 2lriiI:
Ieri iaa oa after 69orelanbets 8plt -
efter at bape pGret bolte foen lobe
9uui 1898. gegge bisie Re9imenter
baue noIast fig mssen 6Orileuete unbsr
6ampens paa YbilippInsrne.
Den uusntebs 0ipbeb - man boube
FORT pentet 6oncods 2lntOmlt matte
Tag - lob ltrats gpen ruubt Sore,
lcbis MATTE aGs forblipe ON 8oro, oo
Observation-Disclosures ferit tunoe un'
bsrisse Munofubets 6eItrsostiIfuno
matte Dag.
De biemusnote maatte aIiiaa finbe
fig / enouu ct lille Opbolo raa Seen -
men til at beoe paa sGn9iIen eiter yanos
iOrbsn NJ be brust beres qOit ON gorb
Den al euuerusr . Yopnter o9 an.
brs ubipstuIsrsos gWobiuseIies, miss
Ipttebss paa @runb af 9aneo d 8 tbs
li9e Antomli.
5 Ranbass WlOrses aI. o. log
enbdis 5OrIesniusens Iime
Gan 5ranciseos eIitUarbiss gorssre
mootOs be bismueubsnos arisers mso srs'
beuenbe Subsl. ber atfOmpagnereoss ret
ulfsnt mso garm ai aue muIi9e Sern=
os gIit. Snitrumentsr. Sort tom gies
braita.Resimentst, bereiter utabs ar:
tilleri.
parabsn 9joroe oet Snbtrpt, at be
ale pare iunoe og liGrte, uelsuebe Sol'
batter.
9iu Iisser be 9eir nbs usb PrsiioO
9artsn, bpor Der er rejlt fore tOmiors
table 9eIte I'll oem - ben beoIte eeir, be
blbtiI bar baft - os iaa rart frsbelist.
Resimeutst bar alt miltet 66 Mano
= lltab erne tun 8.
3s DONNIE, iOm | anlebnins at
1roppernss 9ismtomit iiuus pare ub'
iaIts ansuaenbe General Otis, Ipbe
ale paa, at ban er netop ben rstts Wano
paa gbiIippluerns.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
Minnciota.

Brubepar or9btueb gpnneo-
flag. Sames 9arren fra 6reeport
o9 SO lis a9nes 6er5og Uaiu'
moob bIep forleorn br9bt u,b Qpnnebs
flag Dliis 9erSoss 9iem. 9er5os
sSamiIien os 9arren iao paa altanen
uoenfor 6uiet, ba 9pnet llo9 neo bet
enc 5isrne. De anbre / 5umIien tom
lite tiIltaOe. 9arren os Uliis 9er5o9
ituIoe mart bupe baft Brpaup.
= Chippewa Subianerne paa g8bite
ReierpaiiOn ipnes al felse meb libsn.
@n 5nbianeritoIe til $500. 90 er unber
Bnsnins mar ueo asenturet. 6n bel
Del Snbiansre bar bait arbeibe bos
Rontratteriirmaet Swtn IL 9illie; men
! ben ienere 9ib bar be bpret fere buoe
Manb. Jorlsoen tom Sc Snbianere
til a9eut SutberIuno Os tIassbs oper,
at bpioe MRno tos beres pIaoier, os
piIbe, at be ituIbs uiitebiees, SutberIanb
forlsets at fortIare for benz, al ban lite
tunbe bIunoe fig aOntrattererues
afiarsr; men bans 6Ortlarins uar itte
tiIfreoSfiuenbe for Snoianerne.
0stts er 10 noset / dsinins al en- in;
bianl; arbejoeruniOn os / buert 6aIb
gepis for at 5noiunsrne uII beltiIle nOset.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
WisconTn.

WiIwantee Strsst RaiIwlp So. /
Wilwautse bar opilaaet en- Uleooe=
IeIle ON, al bet uiI forbsie fine 9lrbeis
ber,s gsn fra 10 til 20 Gents pr. lims,
ps at geltemmeIien taI trGoe arait
iirats. Oct par upentet for Arbeioerne,
ba SeIitabet oftere bar iast, at bet par
umuIi9t for bet at betale 20 Gents.
= st SnpIteopr bar / aar uilt fig
paa Ruiien bet ipoIise @scOnlin os
truer meo at itabe AOIinsen ouer belle
Staten. s 8aIwortb, 6aclne os Re
nolba Counties er bet parlt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
StatszNDbeber.
Wclp Worf.

Sire Wanb forisste at pIpnbre 6ons
buttsrsn pna en- SpOrposn Bro T..
Ign Senbass Mites. Der par 80
Pasiaserer, meit auinber Os Born.
8onbuttsren bIep ilaaet nalten libel, Os
ale be pense, ban baDbs, bIep taset fra
bum. Men iaa bsrte poIitiet be ifrat:
llasns aUiubers Stris Os Tom aonoui.
tprtn til llnbiatnins. 9lue fire 1pue
blsp taset til 6anse, os aonbutterens
penss blsps funbns | beres CONNER.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
Iraftat mellem Il. z. 90
Jranfrig.

Com pi lioii tunbe mstoeIe ON " ns
iibtgbebstrattatenm mtllem L. ).
og gortu9al, iaaIsbss oenne Sang
ON en- tilioareube msb 5rontris.
5raitaten bIep unberltrepen ben "a.
Suli ON 2litsnen At ben franlts @,Ionbt
Sules eambon os u. 9. IrattOt.
,ommisler aaslou. De af ben
frantic 9anbsIsmlniltsr WilIsranb reiite
5nbpenbinssr MOB bet aa.reoe iorrise
llSs orousbs uotait. fort til, at man
flng at paa begge Siber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
Yr9Foemtem rejier.

praiosnt MeairIep os 5rue ufreiite
b. 90. SuIi fra WaibinstOn mso @rtres :
tos til Gate @bumpIuim, boOr be uiI
opboIbs fig nosIe Tiger. Dsrss 6sIse
beiiob ai Mils Sarab Duncan. prais
bentsns Riecs, Setretar @orteIpou o9
en- bel Stab Of 9ienere fra bet 9uibe
9us.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
&rigsmimiitersS sSftftet.

5orbenparenbs arissminiiter VI ger
bar b. l. ausnit foreitilet fin @fier-
fsIser, 9Iibu ROOt, for General
miles os &rissbspartsmentsts 6Ons
iordefer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
yaor0 Tafota.

st Winbes smerte ital relics /
@ronb Sorts Ill 2Gre or benz a
glcrb Datotas SoIoater, iom bar miitei
sipst puu Bbliippinsrne. Dst guar rai'
meb Subitripiicnsn til 6onbet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
S,anoeisregnifab I 1898 80.

9ureau bar uoarbeioet en- Operii9t ooer
9anoeIsre9nitabet for 6ii.aI.Aaret 1868
til 1899. vi benne Sperfst iremsaar,
at 6ore9eIien 5nbferielen for iitlte
i5iifoIaar ammenIi9net mso bet nGlt
ioresaaenbe Aar itriusr fig ira en- Or
s9et Snoforielaf 8aaitoffer
% 6obem bier, iom lite proouceres
ioe 6orensbs Stoter euer lite
prOouceres ben lloltratnins, at gebO.
pet tan tilfrebsltiues.
Usens ianIsbss SnbierieIen Of Gin er
lie9et, CT 5noierielsn al glitpIabg al.
tnset, os ben bicmIi9e proouttiOn al
gIitpIaosr er its9et.
Sualebss par 9noiorieIen al Gin /
1897 pRrb SO. 585. s52, i1sas ss, 776..
l5l Os / 1899 sll, ,s43, 357. 9noiprie.
len al gIitpIaoer (tinplate) par 1897
uGrb So, 344 ,69s, 1898 50, 500, 14s
O9 1899 s2,6l3, 3,564.
gIunot 6sosmibler, bUOraf mere bIeu
inofsrt fblte enb forrise biitaI'Aor,
maa ,1ririnsuis naunss Gutter og tros
piite 6rpqter. 8enne 9noferieI fors:
ssoss msb $50, 900, 600. 9n forcsret
SubicrieI al Suttsr iuubt Steb umio.
beIbart for 9 gsbia9eIien al ben nuuarenoe
IoIoIOp. Som 6eIse berai bIeu Snos
ierieIen / 1898 unaturIi9 lille. Dies
brnsoerfor SuoicrfeIen al Sutter | ii:
ltaIaaret ls9s-ls99 sr SO procent
lterre enb 9nofsrieIsn / ls97-l89s,
er ben mango WiaiOnsr puao minors
snb SufterlnbisrisItn lse0-ls97.
vi aubre Raaitofir. buIs 5nofsriel
sr ltesst, Tan naunss GacaO, Raas
iiIts, 8iitsIaber raa JOrm,
tropifts 9rGiorter OH. III Goeao
inoisrtes 1897 for ~, 997 s66, ils9s
for s3,7l5, 629 os / 1899 for s5, &c.,
ll6. vi Graubfoiier q raa GiIitano
for 8GunIn9 inbiertss 1897 for Sl2,t
s36, AIS, 1898 for sl9, 446, 1s6 o9
1899 FOR $40, 900. 1877.
Derimob aftos Snofsrielen af iOrar'
beibsbs 1raubitOHer | iamme @rab.
SnbfcrisIen bsruf par 1897 uarb s32,.
$50, ,se7, 1898 s25, 800. .7s4 os /
1899 s21, 1872, 495.
Snbfsrislsu Of gifteIaber raa
5orm par 1897 pa,b 81 ,55s, 1853, /
1898 s25, 1891 os 1899 s31,s
76,342. III RaaiiIte inofsrtss i
1897 for sls,9ls. .2s3, 1898 for
s32, 11o, o66 os / 1899 for s2,479,. E.
62s.
Snbforielsn of IL Id. iom er ct Raas
iioi, Der sr @snltanb for inoenIanf
Yrobuttion. git berimoS neo fra en-
gGrbi al s53, 243, 922 1897 til $40.
7s9, e92, 1898 % til IS, 1926, ,s97
1899. Samtibis faIbt Snbfsrielen af
uIbparer fra $40, 1872, ,992 / 1897 til
$l4, s23,77l 1898 Os sl9, ,sa1, 9o7
1899.
De nsiastise 8eitemmeIier for Snb.
os llOfsrieI / iioite Iiifal'aar ere isnsre
OffenlissjOrte. 0ieiuItatet isr iaalsbss
ub:
Den amIsbs Snbfsriel lob op til
s697, 1886, s54 os ben optrGueos 2olo
til s2oe. 5o7, sl2 mob en- SnofsrisI bsr
aubrrg s6t6, 6+9, Esd es tn 9e!e at
sl47, ,sl9. .5s4 fOrrise 5iifaI,aar.
llofsrisIen / 2lar anoros 81 ,227 2o5,,
4lO mob sl,93l, 4s2, $50 / 1898.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
Gn unberIia Snabom ophanet

- Gn unberIis SpsoOm Ophaeeoes
fOrIsOen en- Sumss Cunningham til.
borenOe 8uagbeiatnins nar @lai9e ben
nOrbIise Del at 8ebfer County.
arecturerne bliuer bIinoe. J gpbet af
en- R1aneb bar 25 al rs arsaturer
miltet Spnet. Mun tsnber lite Sp9.
oommen. Der banner zig en- 9inbs
ouer 8prets Qie. Stutens 8prlGse
ct Sort Dodge for at unoericSe Rrea:
iursr Der OmfrIng for 8ubertuIoie, os
Cunningham er rsilt berben for at raao:
lore ia m:b bum.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02

= prof. 8. ". 6ent peo Soma
ganbbru9sitoIe er aniat iOm Carer /
9anobrus | Iprtiet paa 2nbefaIin9 af
Cant bru9sminilier BiI on.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-08-02
Soipa

Suer iyu 9unoreoe UaiI ny Sernbane
bpages Sopl Stot 2lar. 8en uiI
Osrpeb fuu alt 1000 OaiI Sernbane.