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Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23

Gorleben bsbe eftsr en- lansers Sips
Spseleie ST. Seitman | Sanbefiorb i
en- Nlber af 70 4ar. Mfbsbs bar /
communal 6enieenoe messt brust os
/ operprbentlig Grab in~teresierst
Manb, itriper "Sanbefi. glab".
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23

s ben banite proptnsprssIs Ttripes
for Siben aoftirigt for GpretteIis at
ct llnipsrfitet / aarbus, Rrapet Be-
srunbes bldnbt dnbet mto Rsepen
bisbeoen at at faa en- Mobpegt mob
ben itarte GENERALIZATION / aisbsns
bdpn.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23

Gfbsbe Sanpelsmano g. Sohannes
len / Bergen bar oprettet to 2egatsr:
paa 10000 ar. til Sebninsemisiios
men, % paa 1000 8r. til 2sn for Sps
aepleierIter inben 8ersens 9omtirses
Soau. 1000 3r. CT nberlisere teftds
menteret iii Sanppitens 9srnebiem.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23

9ictpria 9otel paa 2iaebdmmsr
er at 9r. 5ormO iOlst til Sr. Oluf
Sanlen, Der ttbligere bar eiet 9oltbs
!SoteI / Bergen, for 10000 arpner.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23

Stortinsets mangedarige aontors
def 5. 8. gappelen er ben Abe Sst.
afgaaet pep 0soen. Den Ifbsoe bar
Ribber al Sannebrps.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23

9etaninineen fra bet llpoals, Der
blso neeiat for at inbe Del melt pass
fenbe Steo til en- nsrrejp't 8eittsfts
bapn. foreIisser MI frrbig. Del for
!poer. at llbpalset operpeisnoe er TENT
for Sirtsbalsprpiettet.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23
Danrnarf.

Jirmaet Wintber & Qnosrien
4rsnterslep bar | MnIsbHine at 1T
Jnbilnlim FiGntet 500 ar. til SiuIp
Ill en- mn Rirfe.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23

asros aobberpart baobe nplis &C.
Notwithstanding. 8rrtets Gisnbom
"1amlaset" | 5oltaalen beluttebss
folst TIL 5. 2itens / aaien for 21,OO
Rrpnsr.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23

SdmtIise be 8unitp9rtsr, bsrenbe
til ben gr9ite Stats forIeoen omtalte
Gape til ben tsl. Ifftsbninasiams
ling r MI braste / Gus / Statens
Muisum for Stunt. 8esparre er en-
Del at aunftp9rterne, grunbet paa
Stjsbeslesheo peb Snoputningen, uns
Der Reiien gadebe iitptter. og S'tonos
i9ttelien fraper ct ret bttpbeligt Dir
betbe.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23

0aarben 9aapi paa Hinserite er
al Srosierer 8. 9ausan | Srammen
iolst til Garobruser Sdlpor Seftsren
for 100, 1000 3rpner.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23

5 en- Sunbsrup tot norO for Sisrs
ring paa en- Battle families npIis ST.
lettet at en- Wanbsperipn. 8ienxm
&raniet bar rammet en- Sermaste,
Der unber Sasen enbte / en- Sernrin9.
Wlan formemr, at Stelettet sr at en-
for ca. 100 4ar iiben fox Murb og
0iftmprb benrettet perion oeo Rapu
Morten 9iip.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23

Den betienote tisbrhopnlte Bog
banoler y. 6. 6. Sab fejreoe nplig
fin 70 aars Gspielsbos. or. GAP
bsrer til be banIte 8anebrpoere | it
Gag. San bar napnlis giort iis foss
tisnt iOm 5orl9eser at iterrs piHus
itabelise 8erter, bells altne. bells /
SCREENING meb andre JorI4ggere.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23

gn iislben Snbtaet at i'm Sunb
maa bel Stotionsmeiter Spenbisn,
8ulbfpgsn, iisss at babe, ibet ben pda
1s4 Oar bar brast 40 lspenbe Spalpe
til 9erben, ffripsr "9rummens 5ib."
Oct fofte aulbs 40 Stt.) 1T ben
oanite nnlig. De sprise er iolst til
en- @iennsmInitspris at Sir. 5000
pr. Stf. Ga. 1900 ar. Ru sr Der
of be Iibffe alerebe borttinget snoel a
SIR. so - os Reitsn bill osiaa MI an
taaslis gaa til famine pris, iaa ban
dltTaa poo unbsr 2 Mar BIZ babe iolet
6polper for ca. ar. 1000.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23

0anmarts Spineuhfrriel bar ino.
til Gluten at 60sAapens life ndast
oper $4,000 Gpin ON 4aret, men ben
ubgiorbe alsrsbe / 1879 100000 %
/ 1887 bile $4,000 Shin. uofers
Ielsn fpresit p%aisntlig til Samburg.
bror BOG enbel ilasteoes for bet en-
gelite Rarfeb. Smiplrtib itengtss
Snbfsrielsn iii 9pIldnb / 1887, og
Sslgen bar, at Der / Danmort cprets
teoss en- Slerbeb at 5pineilagterier.
9ette f~oranorebe Sorbolbens berb.n,
at ba Spfilanb after 1890 ppbapeoe
Snbfsrielsforbubet, att ubfsrielen
bib irembeiss lite OF ! fort mer. END
100000 Stfr., msDens Der til eng
lamb ubfsrtes oper 80 Winionr ag.
Tleif adrlig.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23

Ola @aren % en- Stptter fra aalez
iuub fl nplis Z Rensppr | 5ielbens
u~penfor Josli paa Saroonserpibcen;
Der er iIar rneset Rppe pau 9ibbn.
Roale g.raeniere paatraf en- Slot pils
be Rensbbr, ca. 80 Stptter. men tom
benz life pad Giuobplb.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23

era Horofiorp CT Der ibsit isnot
ilers BARTER Slast.tpas opsr til gts
lanost. GorIeoen reifte ct par Sans
oeIstarer ms6 en- Drift pua msIIsm 30
Og 40 St0rfa ira ltpit sisnnsm OPP
ffrpn-Grpili til 9ubbruuhsoalen. M
sr after en- Drift bruset afitsp ben
FANNIE Del.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23

s SannesftOsn / 9ransebal fanD'
tss forleben to bob Glse ibjslrepne al
8isrr, friper "8ratsberg 4mtstio.'
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23

Rottetris Hal NOT inblebes | 5rebs
ritibab. bportil Gprmanbftabet bar
fpreflaaet en- 8epilgnins at Sir. 500.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23

Deb Brrssrunbs me.aniife Bert
fteo foretases Der M ON 9as,n Here
upe os ~tibsmasfse 5orbebrinser.
ibst Der bl. a. anlasses en- m Slip"
til Spbalins al 9ampfibe paa Ganp.
Fripsr "grenmar." 5unoamtntst
til en- M 2sftetran for aieoler er nj
poa bet narmsifs fGroia, og Mpniss
rinssarbsioet til idmme fOresaar
oaslis. arunsn. Der fo~rarbsipss paa
8srtItebst. bill lefte ca. 30 1on % Iads
Isoss blipe al anieelig ar1ft o. Splis
oitsi. Scruben bis'e arbeioer lrsses
Grunonur til en- nm Smsois. De for
Ftienise arbeioer oil blibe farbiss i
2sbet az 5sfsn.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23

Den betienbte Reiienbe PAUL bu
gbainu baDbe forIeben Dag gupisns
bos Song Oscar.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23

Den snssIiie 5orfatisr eomuno
Gosis bar siennem -8.rbsns Sang"
isubt l punb SierIins Tom giords
til Minoesmarist ppsr SbhfeIp,r.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23

Naninit Ststtens Gfterlabts CT
af Sertugen at Gbru5Serne p%erionlig
fitret 10000 2r.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23

5 bet iiofte uoipmns 5efts al Slb.
FtrifisislFa6ets aarbsstr bar 9.
Rsb,e sipt nosIe CpIpsninsr ON
@Gt MuiaumsfuHo ptbiommsnos
gulo6ornst fra 1882 som Sc
.jsnbt fonotss Der, b. g~uIbborn,ns
blsp %tiaaln., life nOsen abiolui poc,
IioeIis Sssnine ,asr aopi at bisfe, ps
Be sriitsrsnbe giensiptIlh afrissr paa
fisre 9untter fra hbs,anors, bpOrpso
IN 1pouins al Gulohornsnss giasber
punffslissisrss. 2et tan berfor mus
IisDis fad nossn getponine for Spri.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23

9unnar 9eibers bar fuIbenbt ct mt
Stuefpil, Der er aniaset til OpfsreIIe
/ Bergen, aisbenbapn os Rriftiania.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23

% 5suber Spttebar bar en- 9rams
menstisbmanb faat getiains paa fra
Shpeib.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23
Voroe.

2ensmanb Rsbme / MeIpalen er
anfat fom 2ensmanb i SrfbaIsn.
Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23
C.FA.3 othman& 60.
AMERICAN LINEN.
New York Southampton London
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ut retie mea o@fe Grcu.icner er en- pira
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Decorah-posten., 1900-10-23

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Douglas Island news., 1900-08-15
NorthIand
The Latest News, from Reliable Sources, Concerning the Great
 North, Condensed.
Information for Everybody.

It is the generally accepted belief at Haines that Metcalf and Nelson, whose bodies were recently found on the Dal- ton trail, were murdered by the Chilkat Indians.
 Capt. Darlington, of the wrecked steamer Florence S., was tried for man. slaughter at Dawson last week and had the satisfaction of being exonerated as a party at fault.
 A5O ounce nugget, valued at 88OO was taken from Clark and Sullivan's discovery claim on Boulder creek, At lin district, on August 3rd. This is by far the largest nugget picked up in the district.
 When a U. s. senator has to travel 5000 miles to find out what constitutes taxation without representation, it makes an ordinary mortal have a good deal of respect for the quality and fueuess of his own gray matter.
 w ord has been received from Haines of the discovery of another corpse on the Dalton trail at point about five miles from where the body of George Metcalf was found. It is supposed to be that of Otto Nelson, Metcalf's part ner.
 15OO Nomites have made due and sol emn declaration that they are paupers up against the real thing. They thus hope to attract the favorable attention of Uncle Sam and receive shipment, as perishable goods, back to their wives folks.
 Assistant Treasurer SpaIding seems to have been shorn of his official dig nity by the grievance committee at Skagway, for ever since that episode he has taken particular pains to im- press on his hearers the understanding that he is travelling simply for recrea- tion and rest.
 It begins to look as though Panama is to be the great American camp that is to rival the Kondike. Almost without exception those in there are old and tried prospectors who do not jump at conclusions. They investigate for them selves. These men are unanimous in the expression that the Tanana is the richest territory yet found on American soil.
 Senator Mason says Alaska should have a territorial form of government. It is becoming more and more evident that the Senator acquired large fund of useful information on his recent trip to these parts. It is to be hoped that he will now open up an intelligence bu- reau in some easily accessible corner of the white house where brother Nc and his kindergarten associates may imbibe freely of the knowledge they are so woefully lacking in.
Douglas Island news., 1900-08-15

The Skagway Y. M. c. A. recently held a membership contest in which prizes were offered for those securing the most members in given time. Miss Bertha Selhbrede secured ST and received first money-S25. D. c, Brow nell was second with 51 An increased mem bership of 1S8 was the result of the contest.
 The AtIin Claim says that the Bank of Halifax has on view the nugget late ly found by MT. Harrigan on his claim, 6 below on Pine. The nugget is entire ly free from quartz and weighs exactly % ounces, 10 dwt.; value, at Sl6 per ounce, S472. It has no particular beau ty except that derived from its intrin- sic value. Noma of taste would wear it on his watch chain or sport it as scarf pin.
 According to advices received from Dawson, Jack Carr, the we'll known Alaska mail carrier and explorer, has at last struck it rich. He got in among the first on the Panama discoveries and secured upwards of 20 valuable claims. One of his properties on Faith creek is turning out from S1.25 to 1.75 per pan. Carr is now whipsawing lumber to build sIuice boxes for active work on his property.
 Speaking of the lack of rain on the creeks, the Nome Gold Digger says: "Through the fact that the rainy season is holding off much longer than last year and making it impossible for the mine owners on the creeks to commence operations, the "knocker" is given a chance to decry the camp and they are making all they can out of the oppor- tunity. But once the miners get the needed water for sluicing, stream of gold dust and nuggets will pour into the town so constant and strong that the voice of the "knocker" will be drowned by the clink and jingle of the vast wealth that will be turned out from the various streams adjacent to the city"
 Reports from the Stewart river are very encouraging, several of the creeks on the McQuastion, branch of the Stewart, showing good pay. About 50 prospectors are now in that locality. Hazard creek is said to be especially good this year, having been demon. strated to possess a pay streak thirty seven feet wide and about three feet deep. Pans average from 10 to IS cents and on this ground men with rockers are taking out S2O to S3o per day. The distance around by way of the mouth of the Stewart is 200 miles, but by crossing from Dawson to the head of Indian river and thence over a divide Hazard can be reached in 100 miles from that city.
 A disgusted prospector named Baker just arrived in Dawson from Koyukuk, says the reports from the Koyukuk brought to Dawson last winter were eX- aggerated out of all proportion to the facts. One star claim, it will be remem- bered, was said to have washed up S12,- 900. The claim was No. on Myrtle creek. It was owned b- James Man. ming, but there is a dispute about that Manning is said to have staked the claim and then left the country for the outside. Three Swedes took possession of it, built dam and began to sluice. "They took out just S28oo instead of
Douglas Island news., 1900-08-15

s12OOO," said Mr. Baker. q know this to be a fact. 1 worked on the claim, having been offered 81.5O an hour. l had seen the results"
 A claim owner named Faulkner in the Klondike district is being sued for "gophering" on adjoining claims. The complainants allege that tunnels lead ing from the Faulkner claim extend in- to the adjoining properties and that in stead of being cut five feet wide, with horizontal sides as they should be for proper mining, they are twelve feet wide and gouged out underneath, that twenty-eight square yards of dirt have been taken from these holes from over the line on one claim and that the value of that part of the dirt already washed up is S13,125; and that forty-four yards had been taken off bedrock on what is known as the Baker claim, the value of that part of which is washed up is S7,7OO.
 Quite large old time rush to Gold Run has been the event of the week, says the Atlin Claim of August 4th. Gold Run enters Pine about one and a half miles above Discovery and has by many been considered to be the old channel of Pine creek, but the depth of sinking has deterred efforts at find ing out if such was really the case. However, one man had the courage of his convictions and sunk until he reached bedrock, 35 feet. The results were gratifying. Twelve feet of pay gravel, containing nice, rough gold, some of it running as high as s2.50 to the bucket. The present stampede is the consequence, and the supposed old channel is staked for miles. The ground now taken up is covered by ap- pIications for hydraulic leases which have not yet been granted, and there is evidently much trouble ahead.
 Matt Bowman and c. A. Simons, of Dawson, both experienced KIondike prospectors, who recently arrived at Dawson from Panama, for the purpose of purchasing stock of supplies, say of that country that so far as can be as- certained, the auriferous district em- braces a triangular area about 40 miles long on each side. 1t is a tumble of mountains, no regular chain crossing the country, but each peak standing without regard to any apparent system. Creeks twist and wind themselves around these eminences until the lower levels are reached, when the formation becomes more regular and broad val Ieys appear, leading northeast to the Tanana. Many prospectors have been lost by reason of this confusion of mountains. They attempt to cross from one creek to another, and unless expert travellers, are almost sure to drop down on some stream that leads them to totally different direction from the one they want to go. In this triangular space five great creeks find their source-the McManus, Birch, Homestake, Preacher and Nome-and these in turn are fed by dozens of smaller af1uents, on all of which gold has been found in greater or less quantities. Thus far Faith is the ban ner creek, with Homestake a close sec ond. Pans of s1.5O to g are common on the shallow bedrock of Faith, and miners there are averaging $15o per day to the shovel. Homestake is not far
Douglas Island news., 1900-08-15

S12,OOO," said MT. Baker. q know this to be a fact. 1 worked on the claim, having been offered 815O an hour. I had seen the results"
Douglas Island news., 1900-08-15

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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE
District DIST Of tGGS9lumba-Mashington D. C. March 2
sioners of the District OF Columbia intend to make
the following named improvements. which are, in
their Judgment, necessary for the public health.
safety and comfort. Assessments for the one-half
cost Of the same viii be made provided in pub
who are interested in the proposed work mott
fed that the said Commissioner will give hear
~ Day "F N MAsH 800 at
o'clock am, in the board of the said Com
s thereto Curb 5b LAY
CEMENT sIpEwALK-on both sides Of Goth
erty line Of 0inbOurne, abutting lots fronting On
said street between the limits named in blocks /,
Of Widows Mite. Pretty Prospect and kaiorama:
on the west side Of Baltimore street from the
street, abutting block A, Clifrbourne. and on the
east side of Baltimore street from Cincinnati
soafne abas ssua tots e. Is sna L
t bourne at an estimated cost Of $500. On both
to Pennsyivana aSutns s lots IN squares
76O, 7e1. 7s7. 5ss and 7s9, fronting on said Sd
eos Of R paRed At 9
fro street to abgting lots y square
nsTs d at a. an st cost Of ss On the
sSt street AUDITING lots IN SQUARE Io freetip 20
on said street between the limits named at an
side e i4 ii street Nhw Sm TX
street AUDITING lots In square 21s. fronting on
said l4fh street between the limits Damed, at
estimated cost of 1916 On both sides of Wilson
street. Howard University subdivision from Larch
Tor 5th) street to the eastern boundary line of
Howard University subdivision, abuttfng lots in
blocks is. 10, 20 and q, OF Howard University
subdivision, fronting said Wilson street between
the limits named. at an estimated Of 81 400
On both sides Of o street NE, from North Cant
tol street to LIST street east, abutting lots In
squares $50 and $40. fronting on said o street be-
tween the limits named, at an estimated cost Of
81. 700. PAVE ALLEY WITH vITRIFIED Or
ASPHALT BLoCK-The alley. 1905 wide, in
square 500. opening on street S. E., AUDITING ali
parts Of lot 2, square 600, Mt an estimated cost
Of $500 JOHN B. WIGHT, JOHN ". ROSS.
LANSING 3, BEACH. Commissioners. D. O.
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On and after Sunday, December "a 1899 thu
steamer Potomac viii leave 7th street wharf every
Thursday at pm. for Baltimore and river land.
fngs.
All river freight must be prepaid
Baltimore freight solicited
Accommodating for passengers strictly frst-class
Telephone 746. de25.12.n
p. s RANDALL's PoToMAc RIVER LINE.
View wi arf Sundays, Tuesdays and Thursdays at
and all wbarves as far down as Lower Machodoc
Returning on Mondays and Wednesdays at pm.
-'N w United STATES MAI. ROUTE.
WASHINGTON, D. c., TO GLYMONT MD
and intermediate landings
The new steamer ESTELLE RANDALL. daily.
Passenger Accommodations arst-ciass Freisht &c.
eeived uRtn the hour of sailing.
e. 8. RANDALL
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GEO. o. CARPENTER, General Agent, Washington
VIM. NJ REARDON. Agent, Alexandria. seIs-ff. 20
STEAMER WAKEFIELD.
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INF Greek, Abells. Leonardtown. stones, Howard
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Wednesdays, a. m, for intermediate landings 10
Colonial Beach, Bushwood, Rock Point Coifnn,s
Leonardtown. Abelrs. Nomini Greek, Coan and
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NV, SEQ Spruce ,8r&b,
NV. 800 II. Crib. ..1S. 80
NV. SIC n Cap, 6r&b,
NV; 1918 W, Grab. 16. 30
NV, 1920 s2d, 5r&b. Is. 80
NV, sol 25th, 6r&b.12.50
NV, 1456 P, 4r&b. 1000
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NV, 421 Hollidge
court, 2 rooms. ...6.3O
NV, II O'Brien's :
court, 2 rooms. $50
SW. 945 c. sr&b. % 30
SW, 924 Va ave, Ar. 1880
SW, 100 + upper
parD, 5 rooms. :. 1000
SW, 342 K, 4 rooms 8. 90
NE, 800 A, Sr&b. 20. 40
NE, 633 B, G rooms. 1000
NE, 1920 Norris, Ar. 800
Ne. 1880 Lewis, Ar. 500
Sc, $40 S Cap, Tor
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