davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1900-06-14
WALDORF-ASTORIA.

ATLANTIC CITY, n. ].
Boardwalk and Ocean avenue. Capacity
600 strictly fre-proof In every sense. The
acme OF comfort and luxuriousness. Every
hotel appointment, including hot and cold
fresh and sea water baths. Elevator 10
street level Rooms single and en- suite.
Dining room on top floor, overlooking
ocean. Write for booklet or call at Clay
ton House office for one.
HARRY BOTHNIAN. Prop.
Omen All the wear
Evening journal., 1900-06-14
CAPE MAY. N. J.
ERRITT HnusE-

JACKSON STREET. CAPE MAY. n. ].
Steam heat Ocean view. Near the
Beach. Appointments complete Long.
distance Phone a. Write FOR rates Open
an the year.
s. W. COLT. Proprietor.
Evening journal., 1900-06-14
THE OCEAN VIRW,

OPPOSITE IRON PIER. BEACH FRONT
Hotel ana Restaurant. with Summer
Garden. Schomm's Beer on Drausht.
FRED ARNOLD.
Evening journal., 1900-06-14
CONTESY CLOSES TONIGHT
Prizes 10 be Awarded by America Lodge,
Shield Of Honor

After being continued for several
weeks, the contest under the auspices
OF America Lodge, No. G. Shield OF
Honor, closed last evening. AS was
surmised. there was a rush at the I'm
ish, and $500 votes were pollcd. The
prizes, which are on exhibition in the
Douglass Shoe Company's window, Will
be awarded the winners at the enter
tainment this evening In Red Mems
Hall.
first-class program. comprising
well-lnown Philadelphia artists. will
be renderd, and the committee feels
sure that those attending will enjoy an
excellent entertainment
At the close OF the entertainment re-
freshments will be served
This is the list of contestants:
ID, E kershaw, America, No. g. $3.50
w p. White, America, No 6....213i
II. A. Stover, America. No. 6...1,94t
G.. II. Riley, Delaware. No 2.....1,1Ol
Ferd Clement, America, No. Co.. 72i
j. NJ. Ferrier. America. No. &c.. i5.
| II. A. Gael, Cornthian. No. 1...... l9,
q IT. Martin, Sr., Delaware. No. 2. is.
Thomas II. Sommers, Corinthian,
NO. l......... ............... 16'
e. w. Coombs, America, No. G.. q
/ William Woodmansey, Brandy
Wine. No. 4.................. 15l
A. L. Deakyne, Brandywine No. g.
/ A. Crossgrove Wenonah, No. g.. A
s. i. Hall, Wenonah. No. 3....... 3
G, NJ. Horn, Delaware, No. 2.... 2
A. L. Rawnsley, No. 2.... 3
Evening journal., 1900-06-14
THE DELAWARE CITY

Tennessee Avenue and Beach.
First-class Family House.
S. u. BRADWAY,
owner and ProD.
Evening journal., 1900-06-14

Try A. II. Ainscow's Pure Ice Cream,
Corner Eighth and Jefferson streets.
Evening journal., 1900-06-14
THE OCEAN VILLA.

Jackson and Washington Streets. Good
Ocean view. Under new manage
ment. Terms reasonable.
FISK & TRAVES.
Evening journal., 1900-06-14
HOTEL sTTCKNEY.

Kentucky avenue. 100 feet from the
Ocean. Special rate of Sl75 per day to
Delegates to the Republican Convention.
Weekly rate 50 TO St Fine Ocean view.
Passenger Elevator az Street Level.
L. " STICK NEY
Evening journal., 1900-06-14
THE OSBORNE.

ATLANTIC CITY. n. j.
Arkansas and Pacific Avenues. fifteenth
season. Rates, s. 20 tii weekly.
MRS. r. ]. OSBORNE.
Evening journal., 1900-06-14
THE FRANTZ.

ATLANTIC CITY. Nj
l6 Ocean Avenue. Near the Beach.
MRS. II. FRANTz.
Evening journal., 1900-06-14
BOARD AND ROOMS.

FOR RENT.-First and second floor
rooms, with board. 9O6 Adams street.
ilf-1m
Evening journal., 1900-06-14
HOTEL sTAIGER.

=. o. HOX. bSi
No. 100 South kentucky Avenue.
ATLANTIC CITY. N. j.
All Modern COnvcncncea Open al year
G.. II. MORRISON, Prop.
Evening journal., 1900-06-14

Enjoy Day in the Mountains
With Grocers' Clerks, Sunday, June II
Evening journal., 1900-06-14
HOTEL MT. VERNON.

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J..
Pacific Avenue. one block from the
Beach. Ocean view. Literally man
aged. Special for June. $S to Si2
weekly. ID. u. GATHER.
Evening journal., 1900-06-14

FOR RENr-Four rooms, reason
able. Call 1915 Tatnall. HAT
FOR RENT-A very desirable furnish.
ga front room, with large bay window.
Gus ana use Of bath. Suitable FOR one or
rin,,94 bsntisinen. Terms reasonable 20 the
Evening journal., 1900-06-14
VICTORIA.

Open all the year. Hot and cold Sea
view.
SOUTH CAROLINA AVENUE.
ATLANTIC CITY. NJ.
NJ WILLIAMS
Evening journal., 1900-06-14
sEA RREEZE.

Stop az the Sen Breeze for a nrst-class
dinner. Meals at an hours. Directly OF
the beach, below w. Railroad
JAMES Il. POWELL. Manager.
BAR Attached
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-06
Observation-Disclosures"

The military critics" of Caesars cam
paigns discovered that a nation that short
ems its swords lengthens its boundaries
1t is equally true that theatre which re-
duces its prices, other things being equal
swells its audiences and its bank account
This has been amply demonstrated in
Washington by the Grand and-but this is
not a notice of the Grand
The Times pointed out last week, apro-
pos of the Strakosch Opera Company S
a good entertainment at a dollar or less
was not necessarily good at n dollar and
a half. The Times does not point to itself
with pride as having brought about the re-
duction Of prices at the Lafayette. but re-
duced they were. and the reward came last
night in the shape of well filled audito-
rum.
The music of "Amorita." which has not
been heard here In many yeaIS. is distinct
~ good. particularly the waltz song in the
second and the serenade which opens the
third act, and that part of 1t which was
entrusted to the orchestra and chorus was
we'll rendered. The be5t-and the worst
that can be said of the work OF the princi-
pals is that it Was in the main coiorless.
J. X. Murray has a voice and knows
how to use it. He can also act at pinch,
but little in that line was demanded OF him
last night, the plot of "Amorita" growing
thin where it should thicken-toward the
clcse-and being attenuated at all times.
Like the costume of Kipling's "Gupga
DIM" Ii is 1T
O. Nothing much before
And rather less than half of that behind
Fred Frear. who, in time. nigh. come
to be a fair.a understudy for Digby
Bell, and Edward Webb get some !un
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-06

friends will attend the ceremony. which
will be followed by reception from $3.50
until IL O'Clock. for which AGO invitations
have been issued. The bride will be given
in marriage by her father. and the cere-
mony will be performed by Rev Stowell L
Bryant, rector of st. Paurs NJ E. Church.
The maid of honor will be Miss Eleanor
Somerville, the brides sister. and Mr.. John
Lawton will act as best man The little
attendants. who will form a ribbon aisle,
through which the bridal party will pass,
are to be Grace Somerville, the brides
sister; Anna May Somerville, a niece
Louise Shaw. Nettie Norwood. sister of the
groom. and Masters James W. Somerville.
jr.. Percy Schneider, Ralph Quinter, and
Percy Rogers
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-06
THE PURE FOOD CONGRESS.
Another Meeting Of Committees t.
Arrange for It.

meeting of the local advisory commit
tee of the Pure Food Congress, which is to
open a three days convention in this city
Wednesday at noon, combined with the
various subcommittee representing the
trades and professions entitled to repre-
sentation In the congress. was held in
parlor 20 of the National Hotel last even
ing. Mr. M. Trimble. acting chairman of
the advisory committee. presided, and E.
J. Wedderburn acted as secretary.
After hearing the reports of the various
subcommittee a subscription was taken,
which will be used In the entertainment
of the visiting delegates.
DR.. W. Wiley. chairman of the legislative
committee, chemist of the Department of
Agriculture. made a brief address. in
which he explained the necessity of the
proposed legislation for pure food.
Prof William Frar. chemist of the State
College OF Pennsylvania, in short speech.
showed the need for the passage Of the
Brosius Pure Food and Drug bill now be-
fore Congress.
Secretary Wedderburl made a report in
which he said that forty-two States would
be represented at this convention.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-06
THE PENNSYLVANIA RECORD.
Annual Report of the Great Railway
system Published.

system Published.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company's
| annual report for the year 1899, which il
printed in another place makes the re
markab!e showing of prosperity that rail-
way and financial men always look for
from this wonderfully managed system
1t will be seen that the gross earnings
OF the lines east Of Pittsburg were
$72, 922. eS5. The operating expenses were
$50, 344, 634. leaving net earnings of S22,57S,-
351. Interest from investments, rental of
equipments, and other items aggregated
S5,52 .2S3 making the gross income
s2S, 1G7. e35. Deducting for rentals of leased
roads 81 1926. 449: interest on the funded
debt 1926 sos. and interest on mortgages.
S2.034 .210. a total of s17,620, 164. leave a
net increase of SIC, 4SI Al.
The large payments for sinking and trust
funds, half million dollars, and the ex-
penditures for revision of grades and other
improvements, nearly a million dollars.
the per cent dividend, Sc, 465.2 66. and the
amount transferred 10 extraordinary ex-
pelditure fund for this year, 81 500 900,
ieave a total of S1.0S7 .059 profit for The
year This sum added to the profit ae-
count at the end of 1898, go. AS, 1896 makes
a total of 500. 49,. O55. The present low
VI UhHeu Df tue
makes necessary a deduction from this
fund for the year which, with amounts
charged off in the adjustment of old ac-
counts. leave to the credit of profit and
loss at the end of year $50. $50. 1913.
The lines west of Pittsburg had gross
earnings OF S22.9S6. S27. The operating ex-
penses wert SIS, $50 211. leaving net earn
ings from ,peration of 1881 GIG. Divi
dends and interest on investments were
s., 076, ASP. making the gross income $9,104.-
06S. Payments rentals, interest on fund
ed debt. etc. were $685.. 1871. leaving net
income of 81, 1881. One million dollars
was transferred to the equipment and 9TH
er extraordinary expenditure funds. leav
ing the profit for the year 81. l46. 931
The Pttsburg, Cincinnati Chicago and
st. Louis gross earnings were $21 1856. S17;
expenses, s15. 236, go; and net earnings,
s., $50. 347 Interest from investments and
miscellaneous income were Sis. 6S5, max
ing the gross income S6.07623 Deduc-
tions for rentals. interest on funded debt.
and other charges were So. 623. 466, leaving
net income of S2.i52766. Expenditures in
revising grades. s3O6.96 amount trans
ferred to this fund for this year: dividend
on preferred stock S793.99S; and other
'sundry accounts leave a profit of s9l7,-
0S4 for the year.
The report goes into a full detailed ac-
count of the extensive improvements made
during the year and also describes the
work planned for the present year.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-06

Two years ago my little three r-old
boy had the, whooping- cough, and after
several physicians had prescribed for him
without giving him relief, | prevailed On
my wife to try twenty-five cent bottle
OF Chamberlain Cough Remedy The first
dose had the desired effect, and within
forty-eight hours he was entirely relieved
Of all cough. / consider this remedy the
best on the market. especially for children.
and recommend II all times. w. L. Ferga-
son. Druggist, Bolton. Miss. For sale by
Henry Evans, wholesale and retail. and all
druggists.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-06
"Quo Vadis?" next week.
NntIonul-~rh. belle of New YORK;

Whatever loss a theatrical performance
of the variety of the Casino productions
may suffer by reason of the absence from
its cast Of any one person, THE Belle OF
New York has sustained by Dan Days
withdrawal from the presenting company
AS viewed last night at the National, the
entertainment proved most agreeable but
Mr.. Days Ichabod Bronson was sadly
missed. albeit E. ]. Connolly, of Shore
Acres fame struggled hard, with some
degree of success, to follow the original
portraiture. The company seen here, for
the greater part, is the same that partic1-
pated in the remarkable London run of the
McClellan-Kerker piece. The musical COM
edy itself has not yet thrown off all its
Britishisms, and the familiar "Oid Glory"
ditty is replaced by The Absent Minded
Beggar." given splendidly by w. Probert
Carleton. The organization is .arge and
is provided with an array of costumes that
the word gorgeous" but modestly de-
scribcs.
Undoubtedly the hit of yester-evening
was scored by Toby Claude. tiny English
girl, whose Fiji is about the daintiest and
most delightful bit imaginable Edna May,
in her old role, looks the demure Salvation
lassie. but sings in a thin, tnny voice. ".
Probert Carleton. an excellent baritone.
gives evidences OF being able to do much
better dramatic work than is demanded in
the part of Harry Bronson. William Cam
eron, a poor song and dguce man with ac-
robatic proclivities. essays real bad char
acter very badly. other members of the
aggregation who do well are George X.
Fortescue, J. Darling. James Z. Sullivan,
Lafayette Mcdonald. Lionel Lawrence,
Hattie Moore. George Hawley Ida Doerge,
and Louisa Hunter.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-06
CAPTAIN PEIxoTTo's REMAINS.
They Are to Re Brought to Ariing-
ton Cemetery md Buried.

Among the bodies of soldiers brought by
the transport Mcclellan from Cuba to New
York, where she has just arrived. was
that of Cant d. L. NJ. Peixotto. OF the
Third United States Volunteer Infantry,
who for the ten years prior to his joining
the army was a resident OF Washington.
He was born in New York city and was
connected with the Seventh Regiment of
that city. Moving to Washington in 1888.
he engaged in the life insurance business.
He was prominent in local militia circles,
serving as chief of ordnance, with the
rank of major, and later as adjutant of
the First Regiment OF District National
Guard. He was commissioned a captain
at the outbreak of the Spanish war and
died of yellow fever at Guantanamo Cuba.
October "a 1898. His widow and daughter
reside in Washington and his remains will
be brought to Arlington Cemetery for
burial.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-06
Decided by senator Sawyer.

A deed was put on record yesterday by
Philetus Sawyer conveying to Henry Clevc-
land Perkins the property being part of
the triangle formed by the intersection of
Connecticut Avenue. Twentieth and r
Streets northwest, and a lot on the east
side OF Twentieth Street between r and S
Streets. The consideration paid is given
as 800, 000
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-06

Manager Chase heightened and strength
ened the Grands bill last night by adding
Mabel Maitland and Mary Madden. mouo-
loguists both. TO the list of performers al
ready engaged. The entertainment, as it
now stands, should be unusually attractive.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-06

out OF 1t, however. but Mr.. Webb should
be told that monocle and a Piccadilly lisp
do not constitute an adequate makeup for
a Florentine dude Of the sixteenth century
The rest of the cas-. was fair
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-06

Former Senator and Mrs. Davis left Sat
urday on their private car to spend the
next four weeks in travel among the re-
sorts of Florida. They were accompanied
by their daughter. Mrs. Elkins. and their
granddaughter. Katherine Elkins and
Katherine Brown
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-06

The President and Mrs. Mckinley were
entertained last night by the Secretary
of Agriculture and Miss Wilson, it being
the final Cabinet dinner of the season. The
additional guests were the Secretary Of
State and Mrs. Hay. the Secretary of the
Navy and Miss Esseltyn, the sister of
Mrs. Long; the Postmaster General and
Mrs. Smith the Secretary of the Interior
and Mrs Hitchcock. the Attorney General,
Mrs. Stanley Matthews. Mrs. Daniel Mann
ing and Secretary Allison.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-06
IN TIE SOCIAL WORLD
The President and Mrs. Mckinley
Entertained.

Fashionable Audience Witness
thc Production of ..Thc school Mis-
tress" by Prominent Society Anna
teurs-The Play a Success - Nor
wood-somerviIIew Wedding Tonight.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-06

Miss Perkins. of California. with Mrs.
Smith Mcpherson and her niece, Miss
Early. left last night for two weeks
trim to Florida
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-06
Special, 39C.

These are exceptionally good
values and will not last long, SO
to save DISAPPOINTMENT hurry
along.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-06

The marriage OF Miss NJ. Elizabeth SOM
ervilie. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. James
w. Somerville, to Mr.. William Hyatt Nor
wood VIII occur this evening at O'Clock
at the family residence OF the bride Is43
Princeton Street. Only the family, out OF
town relatives. and a very few Intimate
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-06
L ANSBURGH & BRO.
Washington's Fayorite Store,
Specials in
Muslin Underwear
and COrSetS.

Ladies Cambria and Muslin
Corset Covers; some square neck,
others Y shaped; embroidery or
lace trimmed; all sizes.
Special, Csc.
Ladies' Short Muslin Skirts,
with cambria ruffle; others plain
hem, and cluster of tucks.
Special, Csc and 29c.
Ladies Muslin Drawers, plain
or umbrella style; neatly trimmed
with embroidery and cluster of
tucks; all lengths.
Special, 39C.
soc Corset, made OF jean, extra
long waist. high bust, corded
waist band, sateen stripes, white
and drab, all sizes IS TO 80.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-06

April l will witness a grand rush to
Cape Nome" said T. A. Loomis Chicago
railroad man. at Wizards last night. 81
think it will be safe to say that at least
5000 people will leave Chicago for Alaska
on or about the first day of April. SAeral
advance guards Of a few hundred each
left there last month, but the bulk of the
business will be done later. Unlike the
crowd booking for the Klondike. the Cape
Nome men are nearly all old timers who
have been through the mill before MANY
of them are veterans of the Klondike cam
paign and know what to expect Chicago
is the rendezvous for the South and West
and ali tickets are through to the Cape"
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-06
And rather less than half of that behind.

Fred Frear. who, in time. might come
to be faira understudy for Digby
Bell, and Edward Webb get some .un
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-09
par n~sSbrn>t.
SSpnlSs, ncrpSs, alSrie nsen en- frdt, eraffSs
SSielic,-bicp belbreset pcs
DR.. NILES N

Rsrpsrne / be. msnnefsliqe gtqsns
bomber iom 9uobrirgtrc, Der Isnotr ii!
Srrnsn 5uotrpt al uotnoms GFstter, Ga
ienosr ira SIsrusn til RuitIerne og Or
gdneyns Rtrpsftnrtt o. Qsoetrait. llOen
osnns 2iostrdIt piloe Si,rtst. WlOer,
2ungsrns, 9nopolOtus og ale Gegsmsts
Srgarer DGrs ube al Stdro til at uofsrs
Itne Junttioner og 2iost oiips bare til
snoe. Gdar oisis 8uobrinsers iommsr
no al Oroen tCsr 9iIfsrittu at Rtros
trait sr iorminbitss CT bet bsoIte Wiooel,
Der Tan 6riHge benz tilbdgs til btrss HDrs
male 5iIitdno. 8r. Wies' "Rttoratfpe
Rcrptns." Oct Iidbsr COB appetit. giOsr
forfrtItenos SsDn, % tur,rer on trGtts
5GIeIIe. Oct otrtsr pda R~sypfnFtcmet,
Der tontrotersr alt Gsssmsts 1umttioutr.
batter bet til iuno % irditia 6aroling.
Oct 6eberitsr ben oosrbauuotaqGnoc Bort
~ipinoen, % brtng,r ben table Gsrligbeo
tilbage
Seq Iep / trsOioe aar at !6iertc Ga
WaOsiOdgbeo. Seq baDos 5ierte5au'eu,
% nit 3ierte boppeoe 2iOet pad mig 0to
BEN minoitt 9cUGgsIie ida leg bar aImins
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-09
5rpnobiem 15be S5sbruar, - Sioer

3%rcnobism 15oe Sebruar, - Siosr
forrige llge bar Der btrifst en- ulaopan'
Tia 4ulbe langs apitsn og paa 5il'eAd'
BET uoenfor. 5iTtsrne bar bant lure Su'
re 90 biOtil liOsn 5angit. 0srss BAD
be blsp tiloels pperiisoe unosr sano'
pinostulingen. Sforgaars f~orltite sr
fur garnbaao pau Sapet mslsm Sms'
len GA 5itersn Tom 6plse al Spsrls'
nina % Stapl; ire ManO omtom, NE
ten repbeoes | en- messt fprtommsr
Silifanc. Semperatnrsn. lom bar oa'
ret inptil II 8uloegruoer esl'tlls, gu
mat op til 6 os iOds til 3 mso iilu'.
poftert SiItspeir, Suubst ON DIPPING
i 5orIfsfHst sr lpisre, o9 flsrslteoa
psTenfor ps p~itenfOr fiitss Der cre'
mioDslssoot.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-09

&rpbitpttes QFersn / SObrO. Gfter
ct fort 5orber ben 14osJe6. bleD arres
itanten Qnbers Rielisn - aItiad Den
fsrite Arreitont / Sagen - lsslGbt.
ioet bet uniees for IuIbt oplpIt, itts
alene, at ban life er 8jerningsmanOen
til 2tttentatet paa Stoofogoen i Bill
leitrup, men p9iua, at Fan life bar
itaaet / npgen 5prbinoslIe mso ben
eQer benz, ber bar 6eguaet Qttentatet,
Den fra Sobro pluoIeIig FIpgteOe
SmeOelarling ears SIR. SenIsn er
6lspet anbolot / 8rims6p, Gnglanc,
Omborb paa 9umpiti6st "Georg."
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-09

oetig ntobruot, fDdg o. n,rpss. Seq
lanot at 3r. WiltS "G,eroine, uag 0tr
tueite ge9smioosI, Der 9ao miq giuortna,
pg itg tr OUerbepit ON. at Tea lie 0ilos
pare iliOe todg. H0iS iso lie baoos 6ruat
BET. Wiu 5su oa min 1dt!er bar 6e1le
bruat Or. mileB' "Q,rOius' m.o bet 5.b,
fe Heiultat. hrs. Darn Gqqsrs,
gonoou Wias, ~.
"5or TO 2(ar Iiosn oar nit Esl6r.o Ioa
Heobruot, at mine Rerber ~fuloacuoiq
gaO sfter, iaa at isg 0dr uGrDeo al ta6e
min 5oritano. Seq 6dDoe to 1pttoysr,
men ingea af oem tunOe qisrs mig rogtt
aoot. og min 6usbono tiS6ie mia Al
SLATE al Or. Wilss' "Reroiu, ION isg
btapnote at BRUCE. Zen 5iatp mig ligt
itrais. ca Oa isg baoos 6rugt mo 1JIdter.
bar isl b,lbrsost."
WrB. Caroline gAro.osr.
W:tropolis. 81.
Or. milts' "RtrDine" irtgts paa dG,
qpot6cter unssr fuloitanOig 6dranti.
ztrjD tfttr irit Raao % Bog til
1r, Iilrs' TeOitGt 90, Gltbart. 9nO.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-09
2, 81 granospinsiamlua ium uu

De "a 8r9noepinsiamlue. ION q
| 8irtiombsp / Rorss / 1899. bauoe /
bette adr tiliammen en- Omietning al
3,120,801 Otter gr9npepin. 9ruttos
inotasten beraf uogiOroe ar. 3.754.
253, be iamlsos ubgifter Str, l.637. 740
bOursftsr Nsttoooerituooet usglorOe ar.
2,116,513. SaIgst at gdNrsI | 1898
fra Samlasere uogiorce 1,402,81t
Otter, al Ssoel 36,412 Otter al Bin
1896 Otter. Summen at 9r9notoinss
Iumlasenes 5onos peo ubgongsn al
1893 uogjoros ialt: inobetdlte 8runos
ionbs SIR. 557,02S, ReierpefonOs Sir.
10000. s Snot9gtsftdt til Statstds
fen bstaltes al be "a SamIag ! 1898
8r. 1852 % / Gommuneitdt Str.
1914. ITS. Els % g~inafsiftsn uosior.
be Sir. 42,408. iii alminoeli9s Ziemep
sr al Samldgenes SoerTfuo for 1898
uboelt 1929, All Sir. mob 1.O88.299
Sr. / 1897 oa 795,O02 &r. 1896. ST
ben Samlugsne8 Oprettslie til % meo
1897 sr Der al berss SpsrItuO til al
mennpttige Siemso ialt oisponeret mo-
get oper 201a Miqion.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-09

5iitspGret Maufunb Joien bleO 10;
noget uOer ct Qar fipen tiliaI85 og bleO
msb R~ettigbeDer og !9~erligheotr tjDbt al
enbel SusmRnp paa 8eret for 10000
Gr., 6oordf fprIte aforag 5000 Sir. sr
betalt, meoens be sprige $4,000 &r.
~forfaloer fsrIttDmmenoe NOtaar til
Stutsraao Nitrups 9ebsbp. aisbsrne
dnfs9er MI Snoreoepartementet ON ct
2aun al offentIige 5Onbs, fort 10000
Sr., mob for famine at uoiteOe pant:
obligation | Gisnoommen % ~TOrsprigt
meo Serreosit1rets @ararti, 5inNns>
bepartementet unbefdler 2aonets Snoz
rilgelIs, uugtet ben %forneone Sommunes
Q%ardnti er neotet. Sugen er MI Ienot
Stortinget til gebanolin9. Pad Site,
pRret er so SusmGno meo SOro, ION
tilIdmmen fsoer ca. 100 ajer % flert
Sunbrebe Sdar, FAINT oe0upen AZ
Stranoiiboere.