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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1900-03-10
NEWS OF THE WEEK
BRITIsH-BOER WAR NEWS.

The Beers are expected to make thei1
main stand at Or near Winburg.
Britons under General Clements in
vaded the Free State near Colesberg.
Great Britain fears that the American
congress may recommend Intervention
A Boer report is published from Brus.
sells that the siege of Mafeking has been
raised.
General Butler arrived at Ladysnith
Thursday, relieving the garrison there
after 118 days.
| General Cronje has arrived at Simons-
Down and has been placed On board a
British cruiser.
Presidents Kruger and Steyn, it is re-
ported, will hold conference prelimi-
nary to suggestion Of negotiations OF
peace.
President Kruger is reported ready to
consider terms of peace, but only on the
basis of independence for the two re-
publics.
The offer of Canada to garrison Hall
fax with the Canadian militia and al
low the regulars to be sent elsewhere
has been accepted.
The subscriptions started at Paris by
L'Intransigeant, for sword for Gen
eral Cronje now reach mere than 5000
francs The list takes up three columns.
An Osfontein dispatch says General
French again had successful sklrmlsh
Sunday morning with the enemy. The
Boer front covers 10 miles to the Modder
river
The British budget statement has
been submitted to parliament. The
total war expenditures ore placed at
eco, 900, 900, an increase of the income
tax is proposed and large war loan de-
cided upon.
A strong force of British, including
the Kimberley light horse, is marching
northward from Kimberley. It is ex-
pected that the crossing Of the Vaal
river will be disputed at Fourteen
Streams, where the railway bridge has
been wrecked.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1900-03-10
PHILIPPINE NEWS.

Filipino insurgents have prepared to
continue the instruction on a larger
scale when the rainy season begins.
The Alwa, an American guhboat in
the Philippines, has rescued several
hundred Spanish soldiers and civilians
and 10 Americans.
Lieutenant J. r. Waugh, Thirty
ninth volunteer infantry, shot himself
through the heart at Manila. Extreme
nervousness is assigned as the cause.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1900-03-10
NEWS OF A LEGAL NATURE.

The common pleas court of Pittsburg
has issued an order giving the defend
ants in the Prick Carnegie controversy
Is more days in which to answer.
Contempt proceedings against Mil
waukee city officials for passing street
railway ordinance in the face of an in
junction have been quashed by the Wis
consin supreme court.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1900-03-10
Sioux City Live Stock.

CATTLE-Market steady.
Sales ranged at s4.0O@4.75 for beeves;
So O0@4O0 for COWS, bulls and mixed;
So 5O@44O for stockers and feeders; $3.50
"a. 80 for calves and yearlings.
HOGS-Market fully sc higher. Range
of prices, $4.60@4771
Receipts: CATTLE, 1900; hogs 1000.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1900-03-10
Live Stock Prices at Chicago.


CATTLE-Market for butcher cattle
are weak Light stockers are firm anc
feeders steady.
Sales ranged at $5.O0@6.O0 for good to
prime steers; $4O0@5.00 for poor to me
dunn; 49, 4O14.7 70 for stockers and feeders
So 40@4.60 for COWS and heifers; $5. 9Og
400 for Texas fed steers,
HOGS-Market &c higher than Satur
day.
Sales ranged at $4,000. 95 for mixed
and butchers; 49, 85@4.97H for good to
choice heavy; 81 70@4.S for rough heavy;
$4,000 s71l for light 81. 85@49O for
bulk of sales.
SHEEP-Market steady to slow.
Sales ranged at 81 10000 for sheep;
S5OO@735 for lambs.
Receipts: Cattle, $4,000: hogs, $4,000;
sheep. %, 900,
Grain and Provision Prices at Chicago.
WHEAT-March, 645so; May, $500
CSC; July, 66zs@67c.
CORN-March, 331sc; May, 849sc; July,
345sc; september, $500.
OATS May, 23ss@2313; July. 2214c.
PORK-March, $1,000; May, slo.65;
July, 5000
FLAx-Cash, Northwestern, $3.50:
Southwestern, s16o; May. s1.5s; Sep
tember 81 IL; October, Ill.
POULTRY-Dressed turkeys, 9@lOc;
chickens 9@915c.
acknowledgements, 18@24c; diaries,
16@21o.
EGGS-Fresh, 1579@16c.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1900-03-10
LABOR NEWS.

A strike of machinists in Chicago may
eventually affect nearly half million
men.
A strike at the Montreal Cotton COM
pany's mill, by which 1000 operatives
were affected, has been settled, the men
getting an advance Of per cent.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
Dubuque, Ia, has purchased the city
waterworks for $545, 900.
The Blackwell Tobacco COM
pany has been placed in the hands of q
receiver.
The directors of Calumet and Hecla
Mining company have declared a divi-
dend of $40 share.
A receiver has been appointed for the
Western Mutual Fire Insurance COM
pany of Fessenden, N. D.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1900-03-10
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
Price of Wheat at Duluth.

WHEAT-Cash No. hard, 65Ac; No.
Northern, 6414c; No. 2 Northern, 61Ac;
No. 3, $50. To Arrive-No. 1 hard.
6534c; No. Northern, 64c; May 65Hc;
July, $3.50.
FLAX-To arrive, s1.5817c; May. $3.50;
September. ST.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1900-03-10

WHEAT-In Store-No. 1 Northern,
March, $3.50; May, 6311c; July, 64Ac.
On Track-No. / hard, 65Ac; No. 1
Northern, 63Ac; No. Northern, 6214c.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1900-03-10
CUBA AND PORTO RICO.

An uprising is predicted on the day
of the municipal election in Havana
next month.
Secretary Root announces his inten-
ton of making flying trip to Cuba.
He wishes to make a personal, though
necessarily short and cursory, examina-
ton Of present conditions.
A bill setting aside $4,000, 900 collected
in taxes on goods from Porto Rico, to
be used for educational and other pur-
poses in the island, has been passed by
the house. The president recommended
such action in a special message.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1900-03-10

HOGS-Market sc higher. Quality fail
to good. Range of prices, s.. 75@4.6O.
CATTLE-Market for butcher cattle
weak Light stockers and feeders steady
Sales ranged at S2.75@4.25 for stockers;
$3.OO@34 40 for COWS; $3.OO@3. 10 for heifers;
$4,000. 30 for steers: s.. 65@3.O0 for bulls
SHEEP-Marke, strong and in good
demand
Sales ranged at * 2594.75 for sheep;
S. 5O@5.75 for lambs
Receipts: Cattle, 1000; calves, 300; hogs,
%: sheep 200.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1900-03-10
RAILROAD NEWS.

The GAINESVILLE and Southwestern has
Incorporated in Wisconsin with a cap
ital of 100000
The Pennsylvania has placed an order
for II 900 new freight cars, to be deliv-
cred by the end of August.
Western roads have decided on a rate
of one fare plus 50 for the Baptist ami
versaries to be held in Detroit May 20
and 30.
A reduction in freight rates on export
and domestic grain from the Mississippi
river and Chicago gateways to the sea-
board has been ordered
The Northern Pacific and the Great
Northern have made reduced rate on
fertilizers for the farmers Of the Red
River valley and other points in North
Dakota The rate of $125 per ton ap-
plies to the Red River valley from Du-
luth.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-19
-Sn Nlt.r non crit % Saarn

-Sm Nlter poi, crit % Sabren
ita,b Wittwod Ia6mitfds IN lester
@ode Sispban, e obn Der i'm 1own
Ct, Gloac wobnrnoen Mantle @it:
bslm Strib Der iunae Nann, auf
ben bic Gliern Dor isiner 9rarfbeit ID
rem Stols uno aroBe 6oitnuns ieeten.
muroe non Der Nus,ebruns beiallen.
mo RI bennetr ielns ldn9e 0eloeneseit 81
elmer aulrn %orbereituu9 auf ben Cob
Samitaa Morgen wuroe bic 9sihe
non Der II T.. 4ude ,ur leeten Hu.
be beitaliet Den trduernoen Sttern
uno 8tihpiitern unisr Stileic nno
Dem @erno,benen bic epise Inbe.
= @ie 81. Eaul nnb Winneapo.
lie iets has Sntsreiie umisrer Stact
betdmpften, 10 ueriuden Die 3willinSs=
iidpte ciss lpiscerum. inccm lie iene
Wanfalo .Siima. melhe bier i'm SUM
cine @rcBbanplIns in Spe,ereien er
ofimsn ml,o, nmh Die Nntiinoi9una
tiui1ibtsru m6dten. oaB bic @roB
bdnrler jsnsr Stuot in Ct. Glouo "a
~serbdnlsr errihtsn Iaiien uno baourh
BEN Wrebhanoels unternebmen cine
iaule G%oncurrsns idaifen weroen
lluiere @rocerinen meroen bies Den
@roBbdnolern st. Nauls uno Min=
! neapolls boifsnlli@ aut's Serbboli
Itreiben.
- IS beiBt. baB glenmaarenbdnos
l.r 0tcglrop leln Wsitdrt in bas
nHr9 Den um;us Der 6leioerbdnrler
0eb,iioer Nbslss pafant meroenoe 20
fal oil st. 8ermainit,aBe uerlesen
miro.
-8eiunobeit fur Sebn Gents. Gass
carets MAIDEN Die Sinseueibe u. 9tie.
rem natl.ll1 arbeiten, S~srit0ren Die
WicrobsR, beilen 8opflueb, @alen:
t,antbeit uuo Ye~rltopiunS. Bel auen
N~poIhefs,n.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-19
Slices.

Sn eanbiSertraaunsen fdnet g as
bier re9e gu perhen, unb babel IN
nerr $. Is. Nomburs has leitenbe
Clement. en- lester Node perfauf,e
tr 200 in @rubam Comm a~eleaene
ader unb aleidfaus bic Der @iitme
Mer' o ct. GlouS seb0rise Sarm
oil Herrn Sacob Sdmitt. : Sobn
Ner'ina 1T nit Dem Siinhen her n,u.n
Office bss 9errn $ 6. Mombura
pe'ddItl9t, bic oieier am /. Wiai be-
,ieben Nib. = S9reiner 50. Stuff
a"o Sobn limb ooran. bic nod in BEN
CONNER IeIort an yi,lle God eafe
III uerridtsnoen grbeiien Al poueu=
ben. SIN Hauie bss Sommers ,pirS
lener Finb pom Nusliialsrn fta,t Tres
quentirt merben. = Sn LETTER gSo4e
uerii&erte Nsent Womburs on oielesn
DIT pier 9dulsr sesen Neueridaoen.
= Wittpe Sromelt srbielt 5000
rpertb l6one Sommerblte uno mirb
es ibr elm @eraniisen MAIDEN, bic
Aodupter %unIertr Cnmenwelt nit neusn
Nooebhten 81 ldmiidsn. -Serr get.
Shienes ut bes @,oRnaotfebens iihrr.
orllllis unb mirb sieiss nit benz 9ebea
III sinem yamriidolhpm ~ueriuntnsu.
zine before @abl oils Slices bdtte er
nldt trtHsn tonnen. Us berBt, oua
er in einlsen Wonatsn has Gsihdils.
aetduoe bes 9errn j.. 6. Rombura
h%bernebmen wirb. -Sinnen einiaen
Sasen lol Slices aud iber Elm Sott-
lerselddit ueriiisen. Ser 3uwads
an 9slddftsbduiern sibt sutee .3eua.
MP pom Dem @sidditsuertebr, selisu
nd, Hices erireut Sin Satilprue=
i9dit erfabrener Wann. SER Srau,
Ohber pon ct. Glouf, milb, elm lotz
DTS bier eronuen gr ,ou inns mit
letner camille piatommen iein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-19
2ofal=N oti3cn.

AZ Simotbp. Gloper, Geb Jsp,.
H(ue @raB. Pauu.@ras : Sdmsreiea
bel @ebr. Booming.
"a 9srlan9t Elm eneraiid,r iuu=
ger Wann.. Der Vuit bat als Eartuer
III Elm vano=uno Dan @eihdit III tres
ten. austunft ertbsilt in ,Ioroiterus.
Office. - It
s 0entt nur einen Nuaeubu6
cariiber nod. Sbr Warmer! Oil yems
ton 6ountp &oller Mable in Riees
aibt 81 Ffc. berrlides psat, MT Msbt,
10 Ftuno &teie uno x Viuno Sbor,s
11r einen Suidel @eisen, Der ,ur
Otlbls aebradt pirb.
az @ar,enidmereien isaliders Or.
ten I'M @,ober b., &ebrlosr Somtaa.
tsy" Cute strp0hulide Gaprtsa u
1 ISIS. @ilts su 8 gte Die Stole BET
Auiiep e Sbarsuate 2lS, s. aoe.
|lol'd. Is b.
~ Nrildter Salot, &abiesthss,
3piebel. 6rcbeeren. 9lumentobf, e.
/. H. bel @ebriioer Booming.
g Sdub,eue fir @roB NIB
Rlein. pom ~feiniten bis gum srpbea
arbeiisihub. b'uie III taufsn aui J..
u. @olter's Nusuerfaui. b
e Neue 5apsten biGiser oils ie
Wuor, 4, 5. 8. uno 10 Gts. bic Msts
t. bel !Muiiry & Sbursoale 21S, S.
Gue. iiolid. Is ba
tg Samenforn bel @eb,iser.
Booming.
.1 @er bic uon :. W. @ulter~
sebotene aiinitiae @elssenbeit, sutesa
Shubseua aan, b'llis III %taufen.
benupt uolaberseben ldBt, lit isin sis.
lsusI Nelno. S-bd
t 10000 Molen nsue Sapstsn.
aus psnen ~ wdhlen BEL .N!uiiss &
lbursbals, 2lS. 5. Aue. Sio. Is b
s Gineieme Nidsl atarmaGut..,
ntNt Die billlae Sorie. nur Sl.ee bel
S, briioer Giarf. ODER cine ON Stiel
aur;nlpinoenoe ubr iir 81. so. Seise
aaianiIrt.
W Die beriihmtsn Si9sr Sbse
uno Sinele Sisc Drills III usrfaufsa,
bCi Der VicGoim;d Wuj1inm Sons
pam 14-bd.
ty Ssiebt pie uor,hatifen bop.
pcllen Slsc Drills bel Der WcS crmid
0,ut0maihiuen so. Gle iiuo cte siu=
;iaeu oopptltsn DISCOUNTS, bic eiuen
Sltcta bubeu. l4-ba.
~ Sonanen,. Crime TtpIet,
Apieliinen. Suronen. iiBe GdltoHel
mW bel Wshriirer %owns.
t Ssross Nnslpabl neusr Sdpe-
ten bel surrey & Sbu,soale, 2lS. 5.
Nue. iholib. IS 30
~ Der pom Sobn @. @olrer
aebaiisne Z dub Nueufltouf hat stneu
luiru Griols. Ssin Sbnbseus it,
gut une bauer bait uno bic lsrslle iiue,
,attlbatt 9erinS TO
.N sssnu Sbr cine Sdmaihine
orer Drill nolhwrnoia batt, luuedt
Dor bel Der Mctiormid Malhtnra=
Homuaup. Oo,t iiuoet ,tbr osn oross
ten @o.ratb mo Die nisorisiten lsreile
i'm T%oroDelten. l4-ba.
H 6armer pon Slices mo llm=
geseuo! Srlnat Guren @sisen sur
Esnton Sountp hotler Viiitis III ri.
cse. unlere Wtibler lit polliriuoia
reparirt, unb mir lieiern SUD tia
Debt, pie eS nidt better In irsenS
elmer Mible i'm Norowelten fabri;irt
rpirb.
~ Sarmen aaer Nrt biuia AZ
uertaaien. Secinsunsen Sn e,frasen
bel Srant Ntinetle, Saut Gsutre.
Winn. S-3u
@ Siebfutter iesli9er Sorte.
semablen fur 8 Gents per loo Etc..
NOS eineIn ~ 'xl oesf MabfaelbeS
o~feidhfnmmt ~ Neutcn .iS c.~.~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-19
Mns Der u~mSe9ene.
earning.


....',' earning.
Serr s. @tdmauu bat feline Sarn
iir 5000 faufll1 oil !!0errn 9etnrld
Siber abSetreten. 9erm. Sort
luel1er Lsten SUmmer na1 Soabl
reiIte, lit Iu.eosr Surldsetebrt.
PIG &oscoe.
Oas fur bic Saat iiberaus Sinitie'
@etterilt uon unleren Su,mern belten!
aue 9enuSt lUOroen. = Ssute mel Del
bic 4oerrn Jtlf Meu;sl, Antou ,S,au.
Hno Feter NuolulS nod Bonn Belle
u. D, aboumple n uno oott lbr @luc
uerIu&en. '..'. .
Mapbep Cafe.
Gina cine Wtrile pom bier wuroI
Sonneritas Die ve'de oes Set gel
temss in elnem NusfluB ees yate &c:
fuuoen. Der Seroq1t rubt auf ibm.
oaB er ieinsu e. paser. Mdrt. Fld
ourd S6iie Derluunbste, bod Del
%ernahi 1T teiu,s ueSs seredtre,rist
Ger Srtrunfene mar allgemeiuer Nh
iidt nod Se,5t sidpah, uno wie e, ~
islnem Gebensenoe fam, barber bd1
man nur Undergraduate WulbmaB BUN
gent. ,.r3.t
Wiqwooo. =
Serr @,lb. Seunias bat nit ber
Sunoamentarbeiteu flr lsine 9erdumi'
&c S4eune %be9onnen. Waurermei
ter 9bom. Waoer aus &rain Comm
lit nit Der Nrbeit bstraut noroen.-
0err Nid. Gooen uno Eamllie habsr
am i6. bte &eiis nod Der pdc'rtlter
&iiite anaetleten. Wenannter &err
biilite ith bdlo einen ur,as. Hubm er
we,ben. tit olsiss bod has iedne Wat,
oaB er gum Manoe, itabe grtitt lei'
i~einer Msirdth unc ,rpdr in Yerloosn
pon ie1s bis ant Sa9ret1
Saut Genter.
@eiraut murpe OisnlttA Serr Sreb.
golamann. Sobn Der Namllle ,Sreo.
Gor9mann pon bier, mil elner s OBJ:
Ter Ger in Nihlep Dobnsnreu ,Sam'ilt
Warb. Stpa,S slid gum Hunce
i &srr Nua. Yriele bal o %t,rI
emit Winflet aus Faoua ELI lhon
idmar,es @eipaun Fieroe ssfauit -
i!,e,r 3e,l Oiienco,t. EN- iun9er ocut:
ihsr Dtann. bat iid mt crm Gl'en
maarenbdnoler y, &,llerupe yeidGIt
lib p%erbunoen. - IS be,Bt, paR oel
Der Srrenanralt ;u SerSas .SalIs iiber:
w'siene Sobn WlnnslIs iib uur otm
@e9e Der Neiieruns %bsfiuost. - 6er,
Sobn @ulhsr pom Miel.Ols e,i,euis
~isinen Shule9eliobn ). .. Sdon:
bOif nit leinem S,lude.
Mem Yapnespiae.
Ole 6erren Sos. O,intmater. Del
len N,urer N,an,. It @e,oidmp uno
N,ant 0uer iino nod @opbeIe. N.
D., umae,oaen; in Der Nahhd,ibdrl
ienes Ortss habsn iie Ioelmitdtien er
Iuorben. = Nn ue,ihisoeneu ,samllen
biz Tiger Orr hait lit cine Granthsll
auessbrohen, ole nod unte,iuhunN
non Der Staatsaelunobsitsb eb0rre ais
O,pbiberie e,tldrt puroe. Nlls nolbt
aen %orfsbrunsen sur &e, biituna DER
&ranibeit, Die MIR in miloer Norm
auiaetr limo 9etroiien worosn
= Die Nirma Sill & Eh,nips bat
iid auiselobt; leeterer 1T aussrtretrm.
uno eriterer bat iid nit 0erru 4 "
Sall aus Gbicaso, einem y lhdfIsrei
ienbsn. oiioeii,t. ur
Yasua.
Sor OItern Duroeu bic neuen Ban:
fe in u~nierer Stride auisei.eut. Mrr
erbalten jeyt BON Brooten iepe @obe
Oiennas. Oonmerltas unD Sumnas
uniere Eoitiaden = Vei rer 8irheu
ie'er am Onerteite ~leiitele Orsaniii
& duin9hainmer 9~orSislldrs aur Der
neuen Orsel, uno Der 9irdenbor trus
burd be lrllden 8eiana beionoers CUR
gbre unb gun, qobe bes Auieritauoenen
bel. - Die farmer iinO mt per saat
iertis. @
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-19

SIN boben alter pon - ,Nabren ltarb
Witiwob in leSter Mohe Die Wutler
bes bier mobnenoen Serrn &p Ioun
ming. in oeiien 6amil,e lie IN ibr,u
allen Sasen elm anaenebmee unier
fOmmen bate. Sre,tas iano Die Se
ero,sunS itatt. Wtose bic @eritor
bene in .Srieoen ruben ! DIE ,Samile
Mid. 2belen lift Dtitte leeter @ebe
pom bier nod Saut Gentre umseso
uniere 6%eueruebr nib Den Z.
Mai iir u~niere SIaot gu e,nem Sreus
bentaSe aeitalien. Oleielbe miro IN
ter Wuiif morsens elne Yaraoe bur1
bic SlraBen Der Staot Deraniiallen.
uno Die Mbenoitunoen .ne,oen ben.
2anSue,SniSen Seuiomet lein.-0e,r
@id. 9einen, A9ent Der Damm's
Brauerei. perbradte bic Oiteriose b.i
seiner Seomifie In Est EfnnN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-19

ta Sur oauerbafte S&ube gu
ben nieorisiten Yreilen frast nod BEL
SEQ. GrSepid. 11-ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-19

= 6eilt Sdminoslanidae, Miois
felt, Wtasen i. 9tleren uno ysbsrlel:
ben 6dlt gu4 ben Sanjen Somner
mohlauf. Rodp Wounialn 2beein otes
lem Wonat gu nebmen 35ctS. 6ra9t
eu,en Mpotbeier ". Molitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-19

Serr s.. @sdmauu bat feline Sarm
fir 5000 fdufll9 oil Germ 9elnr,d
Siber abSetreten. -0err 9erm. Sort,
lpel1er Lstsn Summer na1 SOabO
r%ellle, 1T lUleoer SuritSetebrt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-04-19

Oas fur bic Saat iberaus Sinitiee
@etterilt uon unleren ,Su,mern beltens
aueSenust UOroen. - Ssute we.oen
bic 4oerrn 9ild 9Seu;sl, NutOu ,S,aut
Hno Feter NuoU,S nod Bonn Belle.
u. D, aboampleu uno Dot lbr @lud
perSuheu, .s.'H.
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Mlbaan.


&err Nrib S1ubmann. elm otter
ceulider a~nlieoler. welder uon An
bait O,iiuu nod Nme,ita ausman
belfe, lid unter uns nieoelnB uno
lih Oh ielnes leutlelisen @slsns all
aentiner Ahtune %e,frcute, 1T bier
Wiltpod in lester @ode gsito,ben
uno luurre Samitas inter GROCER He
tbelliSuns 20 Der euanseliihsn &ude
aus bseroiet. Yreoiser j.. 9Nalo:
mann BON st. G(oub leitete Die 3,au.
er Ge,emonisn uno belt Die yeiGsn
reoe.-W. Oinbo,f, Der rWaler uon
Nlbanp." uerlbonert oas Weihdfis.
lotal Der Wtesserfirma 2belien &
so our1 elm neues Sribiab,stleio.
Nues ilebt frii9 uno einlaoeno aus. -
Gtn Ssbn Der 6amilie Feter Oirtes
erlilt eines cages in lester Wohe 81
men Seinbruh. inbem ein 9ol,balfen
aut Oaelelbe fisl. - Der w%oblbabenoe
6a,mer Sos. Wteier bat isin yano
itid leinem Sobne .Sran, in Fa9t ses
sebsn uno ldBt fur leine 6am,lie
cine 8obnuns in Der Staot e.ri@ten.
bic {, in Sruet Wonatea 5n bsStsben
8eoenft.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-10-30

Buck Ewing does not think that the
players Of to-day are any better than
the men who used to work on the
diamond in years gone by. Not long
seo he made the following remarks
On this subject: Il was asked a ques-
tion The other day which is frequently
put by the newer generation to those
who have been in the game q good
many years. 1t was whether the play
ers Of to-day are better as a general
rule than those Of Is or 20 years ago.
To this must emphatically reply no.
The players now are on the average
no faster than they we're when I first
donned a mask. There is no trick
practiced to-day that was not known
and used years ago. 1t is my belief
that It would be very difficult to in
vent play or piece Of strategy that
had not been used before. At the end
of last season 1 read in several papers
1 that the Brooklyn team had won the
pennant through their right field hit
| ting and that this was a new wrinkle
I It being the first time team had ever
made a feature Of that style of bat
ting. Now, it is very true that hits
in that direction did contribute a great
deal to the success of the Brooklyns
but to assert that this was something
new is absurd. Any old timer wnC
has a good memory box will tell yor
that the Chicagos under Arson wor
the pennant in 1880 and 1881 through
the same style of distinguishing t.
the right field. The same viii b.
found to be the case in regard to ever
artihce or play sprung by good play
erz every now and then"
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-10-30

They laughed him to scorn and ae-
clared that in all the land Little Injin
could find no squaw. But, determined
to follow the advice Of the good spirit.
Little Iniin now left his people, and
he journeyed to a valley far in the
east, where he met an Indian girl who
became his squaw Then came a
papoose to Little Injin, and he grew
and he grew, until he was over six
feet tall,and had the strength of bear
and the feetness Of the deer. All the
other Indians In the valley became
afraid Of him, and he was soon known
far and wide as a great hunter and a
mighty man when at war.
Then the good spirit again called on
Little Injin and said to him:
Little Injin, you go now back to
your people. Take your son. the big
Injln, and tell him to call all his
braves in the valley and go with you
with their bows and arrows, their
beads and war paint. to fight the In
dams of the mountain"
The Indians Of the valley marched
upon the long journey to the noun
tain the very next day. Meanwhile a
/ bad spirit, in the form OF a woodpeck-
er, from his nest in the mountain, saw
/ the valley Indians approach across
i the plain. So he few as fast as he
could to the camp of Singing Water
and he warned him and his people
The big Injin and his braves from the
great valley are coming to make wal
on you, and warn you not to run but
to fight them. You can easily whip the
big Indian and his braves"
The next day a great battle wa:
fought between the Indians OF The
mountain and those Of the valley: anc
the legend tells the result in these few
words Mountain Injin no run away;
he fight valley Injin. Valley mir
heap kill Mountain Injiu; he strong
ne brave, he not sick, he not crooked
he not ugly. He fight like wild cat
Mountain Iniin he say got enough
fight; he smoke peace pipe Verl
well, Valley Injin he stay in noun
tain; he no go home; he send for Lit
tie lnjin, now old man, to come bacl
to his people. Then Valley min milk
Singing Water pay money-Injil
money; make him grind corn; max
him cook; make all Injins Of noun
tain cook same as squaw; while Val
| ley min he hunt, he fish, he fight
Little Injin-very old Iniin-he nov
big chief; he laugh, he cry no more
he see his big papoose; he smile; h
much happy min now"