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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-15
ALWAYS TO THE FRONT.
The Journal Leads the Van as in the
Past

The Journal Leads the Van as in the
Past.
We not only give the WEEKLY jour
NAL, the best local and and general
weekly in the Willamette valley Tor u
per year. bnt at great cost have made
arrangements by which we now not only
furnish the best general paper, but also
the best farm Journal ON the Pacific
coast. Hereafter The JOURNAL and the
Pacific Farmer can be furnished at fl.25
per year, each being a first class Dollar
weekly Of It's kind. The Farmer has
been the recognized leader in agricult-
ural matters IN the northwest for thirty
years.
In these two papers you will get the
latest Portland and local market reports.
Horticulture Is given the prominence that
the great industry deserves
DaIrymen say they get more information
ifuiu iu columns than from any Olher
source,
The Orange has distinguished Il a. their OF.
hrial UIgun, and all farm organizations
know they can depend on II ~ be true to
their Interest.
Hop Men hnd many valuable points aud sug-
RvstOns tut
Sheep, Goat, and General stock
Mi en- taEei by the thuusuuds for the M
formation contained therein.
Poultrymen know IL ~ be the only weekly
IN this =, elton that makes specially OF
this branch Of farming.
Bee Men have found Il the only paper that
makes any pretentions Oi looking uiler
their interests.
Agriculture In all of IT. branches IL treated
10y PRACTICAL writer's.
No offer like this ever appeared before.
The WEEKLY JOURNAL one year, (or
the Daily mOnths) and the Pacific
Farmer only Sl25 Address,
HoFER Bros.
Salem Ore,
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on,enna,hy In Salem.

Dr. Grace Albright, graduate Of the
American school Uf Osteopathy, Kinks
Vile. Mo-, is located in the Bush x Brey.
man block, over Weller's grOce-v store.
Tie following is u partial list Of the
diseases which have been treated Ostco'
pathically with excellent success: Merry.
aus prostration, Liver, Heart, Stomach,
Kidney and Splenic troubles, Female lr.
regularities, Leucorrhea, MulanchOlla,
Restlessness, Bladder troubles, spinal
affections, LOcomotor AtaXia, Gall
stones, Piles, Paralysis, Spinal Cuya.
lure, VariCose Veins, Ulcers, Sprains,
Cough, Asthma, Bronchitis, all eye AZ
lections such ~ Granulated Lids, Ulcer.
ated Cornea. Cataract, etc, Throat and
Lung troubles, ric-doulourux, Headache,
Indigestion, Goitre, Hip JOINT disease,
Constipation, Neuralgia, Rheumatism,
Dyspepsia, Eczema, etc.
Once days. Monday, Wednesday,
Friday, ] 10 lmo d&w
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-15
You Can Get
a Lower Berth.

with Que exception the through
trains iUf the Burlington Route
are almost invariably well-tilled
The exception Is our ST. Paul.
Chicago Limited, On the limited
there is usually room aud 70
spare.
Don't infer that it'us neither
so fine, nor So fast, as ANY train
Of ANY other line between ST.
Paul and Chicago On the con.
Jrary, there Is no more beautiful
train In America. IL has electric
light, sJetm heat, wide vestibules
the most satisfactory dininI.ca
service N thA cllIl1s1I -tui
lower berth FOR eYeryhOdY,
A. 4. SHELDON.
GEM AGENT, Portland o
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WOMEN OPPOSE WOMEN.
The state Of AnsIrs said 20 Exist Ia
the Government service.

The state Of Anairs said 10 Exist In
the Government service.
"why IL Il that women are practical.
~ debarrcd from receiving promotions
to the higher places IN the government
spryiceT asked a government clerk of
quarter OF century's experience
The question was put TO several indies
In the treasury department. Before
any one Of them had time to reply the
questioner proceeded TO answer bis
own lnterrOgatory.
ut II because they are held hack by
members Of their own sex" lie said.
Some time ago a lady In one division
know )f was 10 favorably regarded
that she would have been made chief
Of that division. but as soon az her
prospects became known her fellow
clerks OF the same sex became lndlg'
nant and united In protest They de-
clarrd that they could never work un.
der her; that they would thousand
times rather have n man than woman
to boss them. They wouldn't allow
her to lord II over them
"Thnt II only sample OF many
cases. Women can be depended upon
10 antagonlze women under such cir
cumstanccs. Not only did they do no
IN the case I have cited. but they ac-
tually gave the marble heart and the
icy hand TO this woman after they de-
featcd her prospects OF promotion.
| am satisfied that one OF the most In.
ducntlnl obstacles to women In their
effort to secure equal recognition with
men comes from their own SEX"
The man who asked and answered
the question then moved on before his
audience Of lady clerks had an opportu-
nlty to reply to his assertions. Wash.
lngton Star.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-15

There are a few practical business
matters that Oregon has vital interest
IN ai the hands Of her representatives In
congress The extension Of rural mail
delivery and the establishment Of postal
savings banks are most vital steps ioT
the real development, comfort and pros
periiy Of the people. Oregon has
more annual wealth produced per capita
each year than any American state and
her people have almost no incentive 10
rave or form habits Of pecpmulaiiog
capital.
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A LIFE SAVED.
Dr. J. ,, Cook, the Botanical Spec
alist, Succeeds Where Other

Dr. }, ?, Cook, the Botanical Spso
alist Succeeds Where Other
Fail.
10 hom % may concern.
lhis ls 10 certify that Bertha 4. Cou
her, ol M Angel precinct, Marion conn
~ Oregon has suffered frou cancer
Gus growth IN the leittar Tor alout time,
years. The grow th Was cut out twice Am,
burned out once by Alapv Physicians
nnt the growth came hack As bsI
a. ever, and panied her 50 hadlv ths,
she had to le taken trom school A.ta,
tInFre y Neek treatment by Dr.. J. F..
NuoA, ol salem, Oregon, the B,t,nir,i
srVlalist, the growth entirely di.,n-
Warci, and az this date. four muntt.
sinoe treatment Was hgun, thr gr,..t b
mas no' rrappeared, and the ear has IN
nrely healed having only the sra-. IA
u'etyd by tie ALBANY doctors.
hereby certify that the above state
nent e absolutely true, and than Rer,.
ina I Conner, the persnn menti,nel
"a lhe affidavit, has resided ia myfam.
ny s'7oe early childhood. Learing tbs -
'atlonslhp 20 me OF u,ere.
subscribed aud sworn la h,.iora ,,.
lhis eighth day Of June. lS9. Al NJ
nnall county clerk Of Marion connty
OnsOn "9
red. ''@ "nd
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~ H. iroVvF oi t'g rronisa Stuaio.
dc,lrv, to lulom tho pIWlctial he h I'M
nn way connrrteI Wuh thr portlnnd
Art O. 90 With A kmu.. tht,r repre.
sh'a'lNe, NIo is now delivering work
.'fr ln lhc ci'N, ] have sJ,u none al
lhct eraVon wolA, aui have not pass,,i
mN 0Wnion on any llrce thcy have or
may 'e' deliver shVh tlvy quote mr
ss having vN pressed n op,usu, on n a
NorS as they ochvvr ii, ilst please take
W iof grsntvd that 'hc, aer tamperins
WIN Int tfuih, 2.iSSt
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After doctors iailed tu cufe me or
pneumonia 1 used Que Minute S"lst
Oute. lt u also tue best remedy on
esrth tar whWping cough, writes IDo.
Berry, LoGanbin, Pa CuIes cugshs
culds, efoup and Throat and lun.,
Troubles II preve0ts c insumpt,np'
Snlldten alNay like A. Mothers en-.
doTSe IL. Stones Drug Stores.
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COULD eEAR A SHOCK.

hs Wss sheFt ea LuaEs. bst nsela.
eaR Aasg oa NsFNv.
Tue AoouA man was either au %.
uu's' eF tAe possessor of hayvryircd
steel arnoF plated nerye Perhaps he
~as a little ot 10th.
a short uu,p ago Do oame Go the con
elas''n thai hv Mould 4kv 10 iusurc bis
hie Whh tnls ebjc>t lu view be- maie
sl,eueatlou 20 a pfomlnrat comlany.
Af'ss ulllng ap sbv uecvasary forn be
rseslsvd al Invitation 10 call upoa the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-15

Uae Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup at Once
IN your child has Group Or bfonchilie>
VI Isle 20 time; delay may be danger
Us. Dr Bull's Cough syrup cure' az
ne. H. lsa safe and lnfallib ten
DIV. All druggists sell II for p cents
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Select School

Fhc undersigned W'n opsn Gram.
par * hool ln me buiNing ai.alnine the
fpascop-l chnrh. cornrr of thpn,b ana
IhVm,kv'a s,ryets ga f,b. ~.
30 u J. A. SEllWOOn
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ny a vote Of 40 70 25 the national scn.
ate has rejected the bimoiallic amend.
ment TO the finance bill II Was not a
ERECTION Of the principle oibimetallism 20
much a. declaration on the part q the
Republicans that they propose to abau.
don all trining aud take square and
unequlsocal stand for The gold basis.
That Il the only aOli.respecting course
open 10 the Republican party, A the
people voted down bimolallism in 1900
when twas by general consent made
the paramount issue oi the campaign
they have a right TO expect a full and
fair trial u tho gold standard. The sen.
ate Republican majority has done right
Ia assuming the responsibility AMI
having the courage TO declare what ,be
RepubllCan l.arty really stands Tor on
the money question. What the country
has most TO dread Ia uncertainty and
instability In lls finance.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-15

h's Not What You Say Bu, How You
Say a.
The JOURNAL would not hold am thst
soold be said IA favor OF the Northern
tacine hauaay Trains, a. means oi
transportation.
~ you are gong East. take this. the
nFst-ciass liue, across the continent
hAtes are as low a. by amy other line.
IHoNAs, WATT 4 CO., Ticket Ag,rt.
49, ~ Commercial, ~.
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NO,iee Of Dlssoluuon OF rannsrship.

Notice OF Dissolution OF Partnership.
Notices hereby given that the part.
nership heretofore existing hetWeeen
r.. = Parkhurstand Lee McGrrW, under
the hrm name vi r. r. parkhurst a Co.
Il this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All bills, NOTES oraccouuts due said irm
are asslgrcd 10 4, r Parkhuust Who
succeeds 20 the business ot T.. r. Park.
hurst S Go.
E.F, PARkHURST.
LEE M'GREW.
salem Or, Jan, ~, lNO. l-lS.tf
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markahly like this little plant II the
very roots OF a woman's life are injured
or diseased, her whole being suffers, both
phy steal and mental She shunks with.
In herself and covers up her sufcfings
enduring all IN silence as best she NAV.
Ny sous wife had bcen or ycars q great
sufferer an broken down aud vrty weak and
nervous SAYS Mn netssy NJ White. uf stony.
tfrek. Welfcu Co, n n she Was lnouhled
with nl the pains aud aches Que =, sirudcr couid
endure, she took everything she heard of hon.
iug % Evt help but in Vain The doctor. AID
she oonld noe live to have another child a. shs
eihe neaf DYING - mary umcs She ificd Or
lleiNee taNoiHs Prescription aud i did wonders
rhs spring she had . nice boy weighing
elcNvn pounds she yot thrpt,gh before We coud
fei auNuug thcfe ! was aftah the Wuuid uot
liNe We cried iQf 10y whcn We saw how nicely
ahr gW along. cannot say cuouah iu pratsc ol
Nour faVpriie PRESUMPTION 1 nevrf ssnt 4
lyeonurudaiiQu OF medcinr bctare / hope
tll Nuinfu VII trY o. MAY Cod hless wa fhr
thg gnod YOU have dons
Any woman may write o. z v Pience.
NJ d, OF hudalo, y. " iu absolute eond.
dencc, iisf communicative will be thor.
0uehly aud earnestly considered ana she
VIII receive sound, professional fatheflv
advice lin plain sealed enyslopel hes of
change
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-15

The attempt is made to exasgeraio the
importance Of Congressman Tongues
ssrsiees IN securing tho passage Of the
bill giving Salem federal posloiiic,
bulldlne. While he deserves some
credit and salem people should not be
found uagraleiul 10 him Il he b. a can.
didate Cor reelection, the truth is that
Salem was selected for federal build.
Ing since many years. The bill bad
passed the senate a numbor oi times.
Ny statute and custom federal bnildlne
Il locnssd a every state capital For
wan, Of slieollon a few states had bcen
leit unsupplhd. An Mr. Tongue did
Wa 10 sei Into the combination ana s,ay
there antl he landed the prize Tor the
capital u hia state, ono Of ,he lcW states
not already anrpllsd wllh mo.
What is iar more important 10 the
whole q Western ovgoe ST., fongue
utterly failed on-she Yaqalna bay har.
eof appropriation. Ile vas defeated a,
evsry polnl by he ,ranseonllnsD,al rail.
sosd lobby. shss wants a. ns,ls water
oompell,ioa anj open harbors on the
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1900-02-15

A Mcbride organ refers TO Senator
Simon as the dwarf VI the senate and
"born In Germany" no can never be.
come PRECEDENT. But II he Is not made
president Of the seuate II will surprise
even his enemies.
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brown Writes Smith All About What
Happened TO Jones.
CHICAGO, H., 10.

| CHICAGO, ILL.,, l9--.
My DEAR SMITH; Your pointer was
peach. 1 lelJ Tor Chicago immedi-
dtely after | saw you, aud Ui course
Dpugh. my Ticket over tie Wisconsin
Central Ry, from ST. Paul u Chicago.
| had plenty OF time la ST. Paul tu gu
up town aud get my supper, as my
Train leaves ~. Paul at 7:iO d. IN,
returned % the depot about 1920.
When passing through the gates the
gdJeman saiu; There's your train To
tie right" | handed ~, grip 10 the
gehtlemHnly porter, who placed u la
NY herth. You Will notice call this
NY truin. while H. really belUugs To
the Wisconsin Central. 1 could not
help but feel that owned the traln,
and even The rad, the employees are
~ cOurteOus.l then prepared myself
Tor the comforts in store. Well, talk
abuuJ travelling, / have Travelled all
over the wide world, but never had "A
mure delightful trip than this one
from st. Paul 10 LLlcagO over the
Wisconsin Central Ry. l retired
aOuut 10 p. m aud enjoyed good
uight's rest Ia the Pullman Palace
eur; only woke up once during the
NNhNAf aNh AAlAN "hN NhAAa ANNN NANNAfl
punched me aud said: "Mr. Brown,
dOn'L snUre 80 'oud, you disturb the
rest of the passengers" lat once fell
asleep, aud aWOke again about a. IA.
aud prepared myself for breakfast;
vent Into the dining ear aOuut 8 a. ~,
aud pattWk Of most sumptuUus
meal. All meals are ser7ed la carte,
as yuu know. My entire TRIP Nas
delightful one, 1 viii never case 20
praise the Wisconsin Central Ry., and
l know your sentiments are the Saue.
Our friend Jutes reached Chicago
via another ruute aud was six hours
late. Consequently he missed SOnnec-
lions for New York. and cannot make
connection there with steamer for
the Paris Exposition. Hence has
given up his trip, and will Teturn
hunie VIA The Wisconsin Central Ry.
Your friend,
Brown.
Z. :. Since you were Ia Cncago.
the Wisconsin Central Rs have
changed their terminals, ana are now
running into the Central Station, AZ.
Park Row and 18th II. This depot Is
also used by the Michigan Crntral
Ry.: Illinois Central aud G. G G. &
81 l.. EAT
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To Cure a Cold In one Day
Take LAXATIVE lromo ynnine Tablets. Al
dfueRista efund the mOfoy lfit falls ~ curt
y. W Groves signature IL ON each boz. 0Sc.
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Editorial Review

There is a peculiar appropriateness In
having the Republican Central commit
tee Of this district meet outside Of the
district---ai Portland Feb. 10. Il com
posed ofn larger part Of Office holders,
who seem intent on only one obIect--to
keepa man In congress who shall be as
far away from the people as possible.
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K. KoEnLER. Mgr,
q. MARKHAM, G y &P A. Portland.
Corvallis 4 Eastern Railroad
TINE CARD.
2 For YaouIna.

2 For Yaqulna:
Tralu leaves Albany .I2:45 D. III,
Train leaves Corvallis. :. 1855 o. uI.
Tram arrives YaQulna 1925 o. N.
! Returning:
Leaves YaQulna ,. 400 q. nj.
Arrives Albany. -. i2.Ib n m.
8 For Detroit:
Leaves Albany. ~ 100 n. M
Arrives Detroit, .lI,31 m
! Returning:
Leaves Detroit. .......l l2.2O N. m,
Arrives Albany. :. 6:I5 o. ni.
O1e and tive connect at Albany and
Corvallis with Southern Pacific tiaIns,
giving direct service 81 and FROM New.
port and adjacent beaches.
Trains fnr tile mountains arrive al
Detroit az nom, giving ample time
10 reach camping grounds on the
breitenoush aud Santiam river tn
same day.
n. L. WALDEN, KDWIN sTONE.
~ A. hAnAg6I
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Daily, oe rear % 90, In Advance
pany, rom Aionths Rl-oo. IL Advance
wesxly. One Year s1.oo, in Advance
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0rgOn Short Line Railroad
The Direct Route 10
Montana, Utah, Colorado
and all Eastern Point,

Gives choice Of two iayurte iOutUs, via the
Union Pacific Fast Mail Line, or the
Rio 1raudc Scenic Lines,
Look at the Llme-
u Days to Salt Lake
~ Days 10 Denver
- Days % Chicago
" Days % New York
Frev Reclining Chair Cars, Upholstered lou
ist Sleeping Cars. aud Pullman Palace -,
Slecper operated on all trains
For.turther information apply,to
BOl5El6 BARKER, Agents salem.
W. H. CONAN, Geul AGENT,
e. o. TERRY, TRAY. Pass Agl,
E4ilut ~ lDnId
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PRODUCE BUYERS.
SALEM LODGES

FCRHSTERS OF AMERICA
Court sherwood Forest No. ~ Meets fllday
nights IN Turner DlOck. John N. Chase, g. A,
L. brown secy ll'irbT
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THg DAILY IOVRNAL


THURSDAY FEBRUARY IS. 300.
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oBsEkvATIoN CARS

Pullman tir>t class and tourist sleep.
iug cars attached To all through
trains. Prompt connections az Den.
yer, Omaha aud Chicago with trains
Tor other eastern cities.
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Tuesday, Thursday and SATURDAY A 400 a.
dondAy Wednesday and Friday Al 90 a. N.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-14
Soipa.

6ra WaterlOo mebteles ON, at en-
Irp9ieIis @tspIofon paa @ tapns
6OrnS 6arm pbeIosoe bans 6us %
laurshe bans to Born Iiusfarlis. War.
Os Mrs. 9Oru uar StuIoen % sjoroe
Smauarbsiber, os be to Born, 4 os 3
aur, par aIsne 0ulet. 9ise efter
@fsplOfOnen iuu be teres 9iem poeIa9t
oo Bernene tOmme lebenbe uo meh
brGnbsnbe 8IGber. 6OraIbrene luftsoe
SIOen os bIsu ieIu lemt fOrbrenote paa
6enberne. Uernens fan lite lepe. Der
liOb en- aaese Srubt paa 8oiten, os ben
antoees paa en- eler anoen Ulaabe at
baus iorpOIbt llIptten.
- 6ra ct ijette Stages 8inbu | 8es
ulOiues faIbt 8usierer . Dapitt 9nr'
lep lise neb paa @aoen, og ban brGb'
tss siebIi,tslis. Oct par ct af gpens
melt bsfarbebe Streg, cs mango iat
bam faIbe. San par 33 Aor % n9ift
0ullep bapbe ibbet 9inoust, os be
luimeoe, mebsns banlob Der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-14
Statsz zNDDeOer.
9iebrafa.

6rant Steele, en- arbei5er pao
Spsteriet Omaba, br9bte iioite
Onsoas Qften fig islu sfter at baus
itubt i'm 9uitru. 9un par lite rait os
optolbt fig berfOr bos gaftor gleIiens,
9rait ben iuenife5ritirte 0eliens6u'
itru plesoe benoe. SteeIs fOm ltunoom
at Ie til fin 9ultru, o9 ber par MI Gale
ON, at bun ffulbe flptte biem i9en, oa
ban Onsbn9 aiten tom O9 iamtaIsoe
liot meo fin 6uitru Spiieituen. mebsns
praiten Os en- uns Ranb ueo Jauun
,5obnior ao StuoereuGreliet ct
og Rrs. Rdien oar 5Grb meo at uaifs
op Rettenet. plnoisIis opbagsoeDlrs.
Steele en- ReuoIoer lin Wanbs 2omme,
og ba ban Here @anse | Yrebe bauoe
trust meb at ifpoe benbe, bIeU bun ielu'
fpIseIis banse Os reiits fig for at saa ub
/ aettenct til Wirs. RsIien. Steele
preuebe at ftille benoe til 6rsbs meb at
fortaue, al RepoIperen life par laot, og
at BUN tunee TONNE og faa ben. Smio'
lertio bleu prelten opm9rtlom peb
Stpieu, git ub os bao ON at faa Jie'
uoIueren, men pIuoieli9 rettebe SteeIe
ct Club mob bam; bet aarebe en- Singer
noeet. praltsn Lob uo for at tiltaloe
9ialp, o9 Wrs. SteeIe ieste at tOmme
bort, men ftet Club Rp99su Os ct
9rpfet. ga Der tom golf til Stete,
buube StesIs itubt fig islD os laa beo
paa @uIuet, buOrimoo Mrs. SteeIe par
IeDenbe Os bIeu brast til 3OIpitolet,
buor Der uotaltes 9aab ON at reobe
benbes Qiu.
Denne fOrfarOeIise 8aab itaI pare ct
llbilns for en- uSrunoet Stinipse, iom
Wr. SteeIe ftunbom Iso at, os iom
farIis siulbt areI aeIitrsm, @is'
ren af bet gus, buOri be bosbe.
= Rebrafas Republitanere a9ter at
bolbe eu gontet / 2incoln ben "a.
Marts, buortil 1000 Wiennefer er inbs
bubne. @uu. Q BAN fra Soma os
gice. @uperner W oobruff fra gew
gort ltaI pare 6OuebtaIerne. 9eniiss
ten meb gontetten er at lGite Sin / bet
republltanlte 9artis Qebere Stoten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-14
Wtnnc5ota.

Der er enbnu Bense at tjene ueo at
fanse BsIsbpr MinneiOta. giOrtbwtlt'
ern 6oe g. 6ur Company baDOe fors
Ieben 9eiOS uf u Albert San n,iOm
mebbra9te Stinb uegb 5000 al 0pr.
ban buObe fuuset nOrb for Deer 0tloer
Rben lite NOu. Oct foiibareite par
Stinbet al en- SeIurGp, iom ban 1T
$3.50 for. Dette Gpr er me9et iialoen
/ Utinnelotu, Os bette par bet ferite
Climb af ben Slass, Rompa9nlet bar
mObtasst aar.
Q8ilIiam $. 9ennin9 0 n,
Dulutb, b,eu gerous Qften ia9et al 8
llIue. ST Ire par bans enelte 8iIfln9ts'
iieO. 6an Hap op paa en- @ren, for
llluene naasoe bam. Son uar neot til
at Ibbs oeroppe belt til Uaor9en. 5nns
6Gnber par frosne, o9 ban leo frp9telt9
af Rulbe.
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-03-14
Snoianerne ipinoer.

aarsrapporterne fra be forIteuise
Snbiansr.assnter Uiier, at Der MI finoss
297 905 Snbiunere Der | eanbet. vi
bisle bGrer 95, ,627 8I9ber efter ameri,
tanif Stil, meoens 81, ,924 optrGoer
Blanbinssorast. 42,527 Tan IGie, o9
1914 fan tale 9nssIit. Is, 236 Bes
boslIesbuis er bpsseoe for Snoiunerne,
bsraf 1853 bet fbfe aar. antoIIst al
5sbler os 9sosfuIb par benbolbsuis
4 4,2s7 Os $3.50. 2e Snbianere bleu
aarsts Sob brGbte al buibe, oa 7 bulbe
af Snbiansrs. Sen Snoianer bIeu brGbt
al andre Snbiansre. antaaet al Jn,
biunere itrufsbs for dorbrpbelisr par
400. Der par 81, ,655 Ulenigbebs,
msbIemmsr os 34S &irter, paa De fOrs
iteai9e Rsitrpationer. vi pense bIep
Der fblie aur ubeiuet reIisieie Dies
meb 19,407 og for Sfolearbeibe
s26l,5I5 fOruben sl6,0l9 fra Nep
gOrt for en- Snbiuneritole, Der er opreis
tet af Os unOerbOIbes af benns Stat.
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Waabenlarm be9Dnoer at
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Gfter at be TO @uuernsrer meo oeres
gennsr / IGn9tre 9io bar forbOIet fig
no9euIunbe roIise, fer bet nu after uo
til aubeubdre 6ienotIi9beoer. Begun
beIieu par nGrmelt ben, al 2 bemotra=
tite poIitismbeosmGno foriegte al 9aa
inb / &aabbuiet % orreltere TO oerDGs
renbs GmbsbsmGno, iom be bauoe miss
tGutt for WebbeIustsbeo Worbst paa
@oebeI. @uOerner Z apIor nag.
tebe benz imioIertio Absons. Wisbens
Demotratsrne MI bar beIsiret 9taaobuiet
for at forbinors be to mistgnttes 6Iust,
bIipe quiet foriourst af BET rspubIis
tanlfs MiliiGr. lapIor bar ororet aue
be militareSompasnier uo ouer beIeStns
ten, men bet sr lite ale, Der uil abIpbe
bans Befalins. De 2 UiGnb Hap bog
trobs al YeIejrius bort, fOrtlGote iom
SoIboter, os nGaebe til 9srinston, bpor
be blsu opouseoe Os fan9ebe. @osbels
to grsbre bauOe uoIOuet 81 800 for bee
res pnasribeIie. @fter be nuuGrenoe
GiIltanoe ut BONNIE, ipnes en- gor9ers
trig Sentudp at pare mar.