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New-York tribune., 1900-11-14
Mr. BRYAN AND HIS PoP,TlsN.

Trom The Mcntgomery Advertise
Ar- Bryan is wofIIIy mistaken IL Ms ---E-osis
o. ne causes O. defeat he VAS .Udc~s -
ACEdrscS - thousands C Democrats ~ t~= Ma
and West who could not srora-. 1i.S- Su-- Pc7C-
list politics leaders and nerho5< a. css s1c-
cesSfuIly impressed upon the pvuH-rsttr orE3-Ea-
uor IheE preferred t5e evils tr~y knew - u
weak Republican Administrator - th- ala aga
Ties Of POpUsts and PopuIisn
New-York tribune., 1900-11-14
RELATING TO SOCIETY.

RELAIlNU III cOClETY,
Many marriage bells are ringing today rtt.,A.
date fo- the November weddings and al o,5
entertainments or social affairs which nav ba -
ranged FOR town sUbservient these 90 =.
many weddings which take place today this 81
has already made mention Annore these -.
the marriage Of Mss yIinturn and AM. p
Laura Me3 and FdxsrG I.5,T T1'Je' O, NJ
Church Of the r. earns ti}n of Mis- Fz3 - a. 7e
ami snd o ~sp Mi.s KabeTne Msqn os1 m en- I'll Ages
Church. i'a.e
To-morroR will ;ake o'sce tns wedding 90 "
Louisa Morgan and HeToert Livingston Ss--a-.a
The church decorations and those for ,-o 1c
have already been described IL this column r.
reception vii 10 very la-ge. ard many vs7 A..
in the country viii come to town FOR The a...zsi--
Both Miss Morgan and Nj sac,erIee nave h..
OF friends. ana these restricted % t-e v-.
rodsh world. but extend 10 many other ~4-..s
me maid of honor % Miss Morgan vii ae M.
Annie Morgan. younger sister or yhe 1rtt~ EH
the hevy OF bridesmaids viii include li,s- r-s-r
Morgan. daughter OF John T Morzan ana Lf.t
Caroline Morgan. daughter o. George n No.
wedding dress : o. white satin TiSh hrs ~
I9s 9c s7SeSeS- ano .rnInsd Win nagnfcsa- Do.7
u was worn by the brides mother ard =fz-s- i.
their respective weddings L VIII - fas.easl ~
a spray OF diamonds. rna gif- o: me 5ri1ez-51,.
Mr. Cornelius Vanderbilt and ae- .sauz-.s- W
Gladys VANDERBILT due today on ts- We.
Star ship Mrs Francis Orrone F-e7-- ".
Elsie French and Air--I - V7rd---.- z--,+
N town y~s--riay. ~ as har- 20 ua-- -1=- "
3r1 anlzro5' E ~ y : nndSrs-2od Hl -s,lr9 = Nsr-
p"r; i taa- tn~ NHrisrhi--F-@-e- Ez5-.-z a.
lax place On January -
Among -ae ar-t~sl~ in Ne7-Yo-s +-- --- -res4,z.
are Mr. S-jR Barton French MO closes hey h9u.s
E E. ,or No. Spgi1{s Ny! Mr ard ~ ~ Nm Pe-.a-
country place N Connecticut
New-York tribune., 1900-11-14

The pallb-areFS To attend the funeral OF Marcus
DAILY. nj hts home NJ - Ftfth-ave.. this morn
INK selected last evening and are J. h Hsg-
GIN Iohn W. Mdckay Henry n Rogers William
ifuii. Hugo J. Grant, John A. Sullivan Husmer
y. Parsons and William Scallon-
New-York tribune., 1900-11-14

dema nded his presence He viii be absent
about weeks and VIII spend the time mostly
in the southern part of Spain.
Henry Vignaud secretary OF the United States
Embassy. will be Charge a. AfYaires ad interim
New-York tribune., 1900-11-14
To DISCARD POPULISN,

From The $ Louis Republic.
can there % question q: rhe duty -- 80 Nl-
tcnal Democracy = Can therr he fcHr- %. ~
necessity 20 turn resoiItsiy from vain ts--1g>
into the field ~ PopIhSm7 Ola lire Ur-.o--scy
battling with reunited forces SlpPorT--E H1inees
acceptable 20 all true Democrats ami effectively O.
gantZsd can elect President o. United S-ates
no less certainly IMAM !; did a Sh--@ ~ : Loc-s
last TL!esfaN.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-14

The TRI-WEEMY Ts,susE $50 ,fzr N-Iufs-
days tssuf, arzffsrs, esH:s cotr Tts rdit''n
& pages, hzS tks szH9f mrs az The DIir, and IS
OF fks DzfIy
New-York tribune., 1900-11-14
GrAER4L PORTER TAKES r4c4rt

Parts, Nov l3-The United States Ambassador
10 France, General Horace Porter left Paris this
morning on m" vacation which he did not take
during the Exposition because American interests
New-York tribune., 1900-11-14
COUNT ToLsrors DRAMA COMPLETE

st. Petersburg. Nov. Ia-Count Tois;oi has M
ished the drama The Corpse" upon which ne has
been engaged for some time past The play. which
Is In twelve scenes will be produced Immediately
after its pUbIica ton.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-14
RELIEF OVER DEFEAr-


''''7 'Na'SS' siri1-.
II Is the common iDirfritv ~ Sua. minds % s.
against hghJ rather than confess ~ error a-i "a
GFe N duty Hence theS- attempts az -,at.a; -
pay truth tl4t The American pecpt- T~T-t,-r-
N IaNoF ~ Mckinley and McNinI%y,>r- r--t l~e /.
wax and dvnaSOSUe Democrats leadership -aNa
mem tht Choice ~ All Impossible alternate
a4t @ohofTeHc~ OF things proposed --e a9.--
q bem0cFdCS-tu t1r h-r-St-S -u--urt~-s. n ~
term BryaniSm-w4S thr cause 90 re R~cla ahcsn
sweep j. told through "a score ot testimonies. Nt-
li.s pFoclalrne1 the truth ~r1puatical4s a.
apathy ana detection - Led n ll.1
south But little over hatf rolrd ~
->r"-CFirciS- In Mississippi. where t-~ NvN--.-
tVat5S paP~f> AaE~ circulated most NltA -t-.f 81
S-'d ara HeSrati1- chatter -tte.. -1- trrf-- A.
CmnipuTvuCr %. trusts ANA u1itar,-1l .-- .-rp po--
1l"h WAS less the election indeed WuI4G Ettr .
lEost gone ny default oGt for ta- -o'~-.ts.t-'.-
amendment There has hr~1 more os r-i5-s ,1an -
Sfrt expressed openly and earnestly. over SrS -
cetVA. Would these signs have h~vH mad tac %
srts 1r'iared o-vn real instead ~ r-~.-r Ir- -
1'H - tt1t Democrats gN raUuSa 0-- -
Bryan ana Ery yIuisrn b-caes, - du., 90 Sei, an
country
New-York tribune., 1900-11-14
TR4NS4TL4NTIC TRAIELLERS.

Included with those booked 10 sail to-day FOR
Antwerp on the Red Star Line steamer Southwark
are Miss Katherine Burnes. " H. Dole, Miss Anna
Higgins. Mrs T F. King and Captain and Mrs
Harry Reade
Some Of those who will sail for Southampton to-
day on the American Line steamer ST. Louis are
Samuel NJ Taylor, United States Consul at GIas-
gov Scotland Mr.. and Mrs II. u. Cheever, ?. :
Allison Thomas McG Allison Henry Rurk Mr
and Mrs William ChappelI. Mr and Mrs John
Dean the Misses Eliza and Anna Dean. Miss NJ
Field Hugh Hastings {. l.. Howard. Clement Just
William Howell Lockerman. United States Consul
Aden, Arabia II II Mcbride. Captain a. y
McGray. !. Med. MaCkay. r. W. Milbank Mr and
Mrs William Nicholson Mrs George ) Scott
Lord Strdthtnna. Mr. and Mrs. J. e. Van der O !
dermeulen Mrs. VI. Winter, Miss Edith Wood and
Miss E. WykeS.
on the White Star steamer Germauic viii sail to-
DAY for Liverpool James Clarke II r Crawford
Miss Nellie Hardie II. NJ Hilton r. F. Newton
Henry Pe~k
on the Atlantic Transport Line steamer Mime
h4ha which arrived here from London yesrrrlay
were Poutn-y BigeioU. the Rev W H. Csya-
naugh Mr. and Mrs &. W. Bowman Mrs {; Lee
Lawrence, 7 Scott Lowry Dr. f. q Wnrnr and
Mr. Pope Yeatman-
New-York tribune., 1900-11-14

lHt 1lIA1IF FLA t'NN -
From The Mobile Register
7; was oUr Waterloo. and 1As Ca5cas- q 4ttar1
did IL
New-York tribune., 1900-11-14
TIME To ~ SOME r4INKlNG.

From The Memphis Commercial Araeai
Al this writing the Democrat. defeat seems 20 =
even more disastrous JhHn - ISS. and y
thr duty 90 Democrats to take fb-. facts sn1 rtr
SlleF Them dtSpa sSion4Teiy- The p1rrs must ~
tNo ar.l tNo together. and learn Jhtr rha rr-'.t
cur Ihe Tree silver issue cam. uut 80 fh- " y
ne south embraced IL and nov the Wesi -
ttLIhsl lts eack upon IT, There - need - F0'-.
UAt mere IL demand for spua pOWerfu- so4~-
'nousht on the Part OF Democrats leaders
New-York tribune., 1900-11-14

The wisdom Of having Devery indicted is 70 be
judged in the light u the day when the Grand
Jury acted. What might he not have done If
the Grand Jury md the Governor had not scared
him into doing his duty. instead Of creating dis
order. as he threatened
New-York tribune., 1900-11-14

The cheerfulness with which Southern Demo
smile through their tears over the dereat Oh
Mr. Bryan must be trying to the Neorashah-
They cannot he nourners even for oecorous
nOIitical funeral
New-York tribune., 1900-11-14

Mrs Spoy~vood T. SsHeaa 81. f-7s
party on Decenoe- a- h=- r. ne. y - --zi-s
toI.-aE--
New-York tribune., 1900-11-14

Ms Duncan Cryder-< triple dz---- -=-E'a=,
Edith and EISi--wtu MAKE ---s- G-1-- <o-i=Iy
a, che Assembly Ban OF pe0smo-- -. N-~ .-yls-
viii give series os dinner parties :s- rem e
me course 90 SEASON
New-York tribune., 1900-11-14

Ex-,;ov-rcor Levi 2 Morton --- m u SIS NN7-
ton hav- returned t-,rn El--S..- ~ -7OU -a- "a
winter and their Ecru-- NJ - --'-2-av-.
New-York tribune., 1900-11-14

Mrs. William X. Naod-ro,--. -c. ana li-~ w
send Burden w--- among chose driving E--'1
av-- yesterday afternoon N-~ Es- -~a -
black CInch tailor trrrH plum -. -.- V--ss
coque n - o.e collar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08

8Ort iast: ger ct 6oriss msb at
bOIbe oisie tire 5atIer til Dor 9ios ioci.
ale Os triifeIiss 5enbsns (bpaO slsr til
Din tSsn 1iIuareIiss Gang, min eaisrt
lou ifal ou bare lei
Q, buor Ct bet bog eObt at uioe. at
fun BET, man finber hos Rriffus 9eius.
giUsr 9ipets Gang oeus 8Ians os araft
% Wtsnius. % hos BAN finbes be
liGrts lOners slang msb ben uGIoiee
Kraft pg ben opbe Rsnine. Gonen ON
bans 6sbieI / Rinsbeo, bons 5orneos
rsIis og bpbe 6atti9bOm. lonsn ON
bans rene, ifenne Gin, Der uinter Uiens
n~titens til Gfterfslselie. 9onsn ON
bans bitrs 2ibelie os piuefuloe Dso
bit Steo, / nit. Tonen ON bans iiraos
I,nbe, ieirriSe 0pltanoelie O9 9immsl-
fart.
On usb bet 10, o Rriifenl alt bette
fanot on hos BAN | 9roen. 90 btrs
pto, enc osrusb fanr bin 9iustsS ane fin
RIun9, fin Rrait cs fin Wenius.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08

ueb be ipsufe gGreranlialter, ibInnbt en-
ltubsrsnos lln9bOm, Der lite eIffeoe RsIis
gionen.
,9t lGie Ratbstismsu = bet nbtrnt
finOsr ifg BIZ Yrsp. ga, Rntbsfis.
men mnn nof bare paa mere Dao, sno
ben fortisner. Seq er inssn Ben Of
Ousrbrsusn Rat9ettis; men ie9 oil itte
taaIe nOgen SInnss, iom tealsr baaoe
RsIiaion ss RoraI. Nei, bort meo al
usislbeo. Bort msb alt. boao Der forz
iGsr Reuneftet. = Men BET IT 6eli9ics
men, Der %forfGer Menneiiet, bauoer
Bob. amsn, Amen. flyer en- for
Stare uf 3neiDioer, fom tuap bar Tart
at tants ielu. men auiseusI 9laoer zig |
Qpirt al ygob@'s aniist.
.(ante frit er iiorts
tqnt ret er aprrt"t
tiger 9bOriIb.
Gortiattes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08
,fmb. iGirett.

Sra ben bante & inami 8.
| on, buis fnretruenoe Stiaing, ri
iibIt omtaIte, er Der nu tOnmen sIebe.
Zig rnbsrretnins. De nf Botlsne |
g usj ing beIeireoe MisfOnerf ami:
Tier Often os gpf er paa ben enc
sasr anben BIS bIeDue rsbbebe lom
Branoe uo at SIbsn.
st Telegram fra Misfiouqr 0 a b:
isw I Bort 2lrtbur til pultor gssitrup
| Grebsricia m~ebbsIsr, at be aae CT ans
Tonne BERTH. Uen Der mebbeIes intel
ON, bDorIeoes oerss 8sfiubsnos suers
er, ON be er %ianreos susr ganlts
uifaote.
Der man9Ier MI fun Undertaking
ON, bDor Wisfonsprat 3 | 10 9 bss
timber fig, on ban snbnu er / bet trueoe
. u-s usf a n, eaer muIIsuis pau Rsiis
til Bort Artbur.
Heo paffor Ssglirup bar be til & O'
rea fpstsbs MisiouGrr 9ptfes
saaro Os Seuen faaet teIesr0flt
llnoerretnins ON be surigss Rebnins Os
nuuGrsnbe CpboIosfeb.
Snauiot man a%Itiaa nu tan ffsnne sr
Misfon0rerne blsune rsbbsbe. Stas
tionerne er pei, meo l~lnbtaseIie Of ben |
Bort artbur, bIeDne eosluste. Men
bpao er Der bleuen af be SO bsbts Rins.
fere, ion bannsbs De unse peoninseme.
niebeosr2 gr be brabts, er be faIone
fra Eroen eIer bier be anoetfebs paa
6srreus Zine, Da be paanp lfuae tunns
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08

st Ga,t, iom, nanr bet en- Gang
uhfommer, ptl tiI.,at;s fig aas oduffss
0pmartiUmbeo, fOrslig9er nu fRrbi9t
/ Ranultript. Oct er y q 4 or Oil:
belm Beds 9iussrtnbrins ger.
timber i'm ms ailutteoe ~uoenlanbsrsiie
ei BET Iptteoes ben 70.aarise, men ar.
beiOsfriife 6Orer for ben y5nersmisiiOn
/ 0Onmart" al faa fuloenot bette Ars
beibs, Der agtes ubeipet iua mart Jon
muligt. WuIisuis ituI bet forsIig9e
ieroi9irptt til 5uIsmssisn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08

Oct bar piit fig nsouenbi9t at fcrsst
OpInset paa ID isOnss5i
tetets@ iprite Safts. vi ben @runc
bsoes A%bonnenterne u%noifpIoe, at 2eei
og 3, 6afte oil bliOe IiOt foriintebe oe
uotOmme miot i Waunsbsn, (benbOIbs
Uis Au9uft % Septsmber).
Samtiois unmoOss uue, iom enbnu lite
bar inbienot 8sitiaiu9. ON enbsIis OF
gore bette narst null ct, bells
Tor at poerlisere 6otiintslie lite fol
inbtiaiie, bells for of be tunns iitre fig
life 9afte % lnuIeoss iua lite 8inb
1900 = 1901 tOmpIet,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08

BAT. s. 8. 8ablitrsm m, Der bar
aniattsIie iOm Jeiisprait i Den loren.
banife 8irte, er tiuise Asent for Dan
ish Luth. Publ. House, Os inm iua.
ban bar ban Ret til at mobtase pense
for Bsser O9 Blade os t%uittere for
famine pGa 9uiets gssns.
u. N. Quberen,
Stmo. / Eirett.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08

n1be Jreb til al oprte Sub / bet oabsn.
bore2
ON bette in~senIunos minoit uistise
Sperssmaal, ueo man enbnu intet.
Men mango 6anosr sr Oprotts til
Sub for be bebnin9striitues Stano.
laitisbeb / gin Os QpO, i Gnre Os 6reo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08

Rr. Sans anber n, Blair,
Rebr, er iom agent for Danish Luth.
Publ. House b~smpnoiget til al. for.
banole Bigger, BIaoe, @ulnnterisS gu.
ger 0. I. D. fra Os Os oerbOs optraus og
tuittere for be pansaloenoe pengebsIsb.
DANISH LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08
gtogle gruoitDffcr
Of
GaltOr u. u. SwGros Srcue.
9so !. Gbriittau Ban.
(6ortiat).

Il. Gee. 1889.
Mt ou ituIoe mOblise mig. par blot
naiurIist; men for at ri lite ftaI GLIDE
oDer en- Sroftrib, uiI iss lite iuare
puo ale be Satninssr, Der iotetOmmer
/ bit BTU.
ut itte 6rifenbommsn Tan %forans
ore Fl Neunslfe2 9erai bar ies meo
esen Dine let for msset til at tunne
bolos msb big. ut er %flintt, Deficient
Hennsfs tuuoe pare Iise COB, buao
enisn ban par en- Rrosait eler 81 .faar ou
nu itte ountet inb / nit 6oueo. 90 at
arObOIO er en- lise ian baosrIis SstlIs
ling JON no9en anoen, = ia, bet Dil
vi oUsrusie. 6uOriOr mao maR lite
lqloe beruienoe Gritte til minoreaas
rige2 = gu i%pdrer: 5O,oi Bern life
f%oritaar at BRUCE betuienoe 8rltte rl9s
fiat. gu %inoremmer aItiaa, al oisie
ling Tan uare ituesIiss, men bauosr,
at GIbrs gstioner f%Oritnar at BRUCE benz
rsi. 90. 9Ot ituI ou baue!
gu flyer, bu trOr, at at Der fnbes
en- Stprm0no paa Stuben". 9at for
ott Gro! Iu Tiger / bit fOrriss grsU.
al bu iror pau ole 9ines @enopreis:
ming. Oct lloirp, CT bibeIit. Oct fOres
tommsr Zip. o.. / 9eters Gale pna
pinieous; apokatastatis ton panton.
6OOrleOes bet torbOIosr fig bermeo.
pousr iss lite al uotale mig ON. ali.
buno jag tan li9e, er, at Ui faer ie.'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08

pOs ies flyer eOer: ssrsr GOer
8snuer peo ben urstte Shannon. at
naur s ftiaes berfru. be fuas uunamms
@ber bet euise gOIissr."
gutas l6, g..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08
"a. Dec. 1859.

p5esinsosi mil forrise greu, at
ri Wenneltsr belt Os bOIbsnt er afpas +.
ieoe eitsr be iorbifte 5OrboIo. 9e9emets
latbeb, gast. arait, 8armesrno,
Sammsniatnin9 o. ~, alt er al.
pastel bstsftsr. Wen buoror er
Wtnusltet paa 9Oroen? VII / Natu.
rem, fra bet ~iisrite til bet minofte, bar
i'm 8eiiemmeIie, oe npe @nosmaaI op.
oases, BET enc otter bet nnoet, Deb 6orit.
ninssns yps.
y9ur Msnnsifet insen beiere BE
iismmslie enb al pare Der IN fort 9Io o9
/ gebet Of bstte forte 9iosrum opbags,
at Der Omtrin9 BAN finoss en- Yeroeu al
gsrbeuer, Of Der uoen ON, ousn Ouer.
fOruu os bag peo Iisser %Dibunoerlise
9uisbeosr, bDis 8pbbeoer ban itaI uo.
foriie, = o9 ioa flutes @niiien Tor be.
ftanbis2 Rsil Nnar mine 6IGoer er
Opiliote % ubrugsIiss, talter ie9 benz
bort suer Burger BEN III SturetIuoe.
5inoss Der nu in9en 6Iaoer | geroen
ubsn benz iss bauoe forub? Waautte
leg 9an nssen, buis be samIe life mere
tunbs lappss? Jisi. uiii little!
vS9 buuo er pore GAMER, buormso
ui piI fnite alt? De ct siune os Tom
9arttsl, buormeb pi trGoer en- iaooan
5orbinoslIs msb pore n9uarenoe Om9is
%uslisr, iom sr neopenei9 for Dor n 9 rs
D q 9iusform. 9Uis ri {. @fs.
~mansIebs 9srsIfen, uiIbe ri aIorig baue
nossu SOs ON bOut epb sr. gu bliusr
SpsrssmuaIet: @r ri Iaa 9anife fire
paa, at Der int.i iinbes, uosn at ui 10
tan TONNE | gsrsrin9 bermeb2 Vaor
maj taller ON ben nRrp9renbe o9 en- tils
tommenbe qiusform, ba or bet netop
ben fore guniieIisbeb, at man lite Tan
le, buab Der banner Ouersan9en fra
bet n Rtpqrents I'll ct tiltommsnbe. Msn
- foe at gore en- SammsnIisnins -
tan ri ba futte, boOri be fOrlteaise 9ims
msusssmers i~nbbprbes Giltratninss.
trait b%sftaur2 ga, bet sr en- IiItrafs
ming; men ben tabsr fig for pore GAMER.
Den trobfsr al Dor 5Ornuft.- Os buab
binbsr SOrom til pIanetipftemet2 alt,
buab man fan iuare, ct, at bet er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08
TOeiien Os Silu9reliers
Saug
(af Sens o.

gang, Dtuit, Yosf - bUor nnoes
bet Wlsunsite, fom bar 6oritanoens gps,
men iOm life bar Rinosr ON Ipie, Ipt'
teIise Elmer, tiIueiebrast uso en- Of
bine tuenoe.
JOt at auftueIisssre, bUab posii er,
Lab mig nnfsrs en- Stsnaanos 5remfil.
ling bernf, frit o%Usriot;
g6oraarsaitsnsns milee Stilbso, nnnr
6isrts lfsmmss til Gusmsttets ia9ts,
fisrntInoenoe ReIobisr, og uI meo 9en.
rptteIie Iptts I'll be trouIs Dogs Sluis
niussbpmns. iOst ben Iuass til 6UiIe-
bet or gOsfi.
Zen tommenos Storm. be iorte, trus
enbs fig narmsnbe Stusr. Oplplts al
uroIise ilimrenoe spn ben unosrirptfe
Mumlsn. Der mart brpoer uo / 3oross
mems bpoe 0rsn, narmsnos fig / spienos
StOrbeo = for buem. Der eI Ter bet fore
bet opbeleoe, CT bette yosi l.
Observation-Disclosures i%elpsrns 4Ifs.
lamb, bpor be uu9s uuners 5uano /
9aano meIem Roier % Sasminer,
bDiltsnbs, bremmenoe ON 5rsmtioen =
bet sr YOeiil
Wllonalstimen / bet bsie Ruiiitammer,
mar nan seunem Sprattsn / Iuesi
ltimtsr 2pnets Blintsn; nuar man Igt.
ter, ilumrsr. brsmmer Ill Rs9norua.
bernss Rurit paO 1usst = bet sr
9oel!
Del torbnenoe ganofnlb; ben Ipitigs,
lipIiss Bat; bet itpbeis gisr9; ben
itumle 6iaIotIsft; ben fig OpIuttenbs
RoisntnOp; bet imiIenoe Spaobarn, ben
bsIseube 8Ornmart; ben pompss Biol;
Raaoprets o%pereiune, boltrenoe Seq /
Bnn9eH - 9ennem alt bette aanoer
pOsii!
Bet ifsnne AnIist; bet DsnIise, trpl.
lenoe 6aunofrpt; IsteoIens Ipitise
Summen; bet bjerteIise Rsos meaem
Dtano Os 6uitru, noar ban tommsr
bism fra Marteu mob aften; SmiIst,
9iIsnen - / alt bette TT Der posi!
Den bIint.r | Stpen; ben blomltrsr
pan Sorosn; ben fplosr 9uften meo
Nulit. Den fprtrpuer Qr.t; ben fpl.
Der SiaIsn mso ubsftriusIis gptts; ben
Spoer UaOD Os JprisbeO / ben uuess
grpf."
BsIan bal bpo Der fan fase, bsgribs,
Uurbere; buO Der fan siUe bsnue lpienos,
iOIrige @Iorie 1otrrt = ban sr
Di9ter.
Der ubtOm for balUanbet aors 1io
fben en- DistfnmIing unbsr GiteI:
SoIan9e. Denne Bog brin9sr
Gang, Muiit Os Poef til ale i~unoon.
ne SieIe, iOm er mooiaseIise berfOr.
Dens gOei bar Subs Gisss Ipfsnbe
Star oper fig. Dsns Gang - fare
9eierl osns Gang ifufbs lite pare bis
tremmeb.
Disle Sollanqe maa lite qIemmes
for alt bet surise, Der buifss. Os bet
par u9ienIist unoer 2asninssn af llos
siUsrsns Snoleoninssoist, at DC fsIseu.
be Eantsr blsu iii.
Com Wennslfst, oa bet bosbe | @oens
beilise Saue, baube b ct tiIfaQes meb ben
suriss Stabnins, at bet par iaare sObt
% efter Cubs Befsmmslis ffuIbe bIiUs
benne Ipitslise 1iIftano = faaIeoes er
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-08-08
Mugmit. 81 Sage.

Fgrfe aDarter .. 3. ST. Of Gftm.
fnlomaane D. 10. 81. 4.46
Siofte STARTER b. II. nj. 70 a5erm.
4umaane D. u. a. lis @ftm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-23

BEN BUTLER MINING AND MILL
ing cOmDa0v "A corpora iOH.-PTin-
pal place of business, Salt Lake
City. Utah. Notice is hereby given InaL
AT a meeting of the board of directors Of
the Ben Butler Mining & Milling com
pany. held at salt Lake City, Utah. on the
18th dav of December, 1860. an assessment
az oDe-half 90 cent per share was levied
upon the capital stock of the corporation,
issued and outstanding, payable lmme-
diately to A. I. Jacobs secretary OF the
COMPANY. at his office, 49S Progress build
iDP Salt Lake City Utah Any stock
uD0u which this assessment may remain
unDaid on the 14th day of January. 1901,
will be delinquent and advertised Tor
sale at public auction, and unless pay
ment is made before. viii be sold on the
9Th dav of February, 1901, at p. m TO
nav the delinquent assessment thereon,
together with costs of advertising and eX-
DeDse of sale. a. /. JACOBS
Secretary.
L,irst nuhIIcation- Dec. Is. 100
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-23
IMPORTANT SALE.
University Buildings and Grounds
Sale Tar111ar.tr 1 . 1OO1

Office of the state beard OF land COM
missiOners, Salt Lake City, Utah, Decem-
Der 10, 1990-Notfce is hereby given that
in accordance with the law the sta te
board of land commissioners Will, on Jan
uary j, 1901, beginning at y o CLOCK noon,
offer Al public auction at the south door
of the county court house Getty and coun-
ty bUilding) of Salt Lake county, at Salt
Lake City, Utah, and sell to the highest
bidder at not less than the appraised val
ne, the following described real estate
and the buildings thereon, situated in salt
Lake City, Utah, tO-wlt:
All OF block 1O2, plat A. Salt Lake City
survey.
All of lot No Z. and that part of lot No.
described as beginning at the northeast
corner thereof and running thence west
43 feet, thence south 20 rods, thence east
AZ feet thence north 20 rods to the place
of beginning. all situated in block No; SO.
plat a, Salt Lake City survey. Said last
two described parcels of land are subject
however, to existing rights OF way over
the south par, thereof heretofore granted
to w. c. Spence, Thomas r. Elterbeck
and Milton Ellerbeek.
Also a right of way and transit over
the following described premises: Com
mencing al the southwest corner OF SAID
lot No. and running thence east X feet'
thence north y feet, thence west II feet,
thence south II feet to the place of begin
ming; and also over the following ldnd,
ner of lot No. in said block No. IS, ana
running thence east 10 rods, thence north
II feet. thence west 10 rods. thence south
IL feet to the place of beginning;
Said above described premises are
known as the University block and the
laboratory building, recently occupied by
the University of Utah.
Terms of sale. One-fifth of the purchase
price to be paid at the time OF the sale,
the remainder of the purchase price %
be paid in eight equal amounts annually,
with interest on the deferred payments
at the rate of 5 per cent per annum, pay
able in advance
The board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids, and to CONSIDER any
proposition for the purchase OF the SAID
premises deemed best for the interests of
the state.
Nv order of the State Board of Land
Commissioners.
HEBER NJ. WELLS,
Governor and President of Said Board.
BYRON GROO, Secretary.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-12-23

.-+eDdent Blocher ana PIlhCip %
super l l'.5 ere each presented with loA-
Gsl!anle. mem brance from the pupiis'
ems OF ...s,Ia speeches made. IT was
aud sul1'ia1.seanr affair and VIII be long
6 very ,pe.rrad BIZ those present Inc toi-
RENE is the program I'D. r-,,,,t-
loNl-H -aIo ....--.. &c. - Sceta iN
Plai++l.,atf0r .........--.'- NFect -
peclai .S.',',lI-,rfetmas in other Lands.
Essay ..... Claire Stevenson
~ and piano ....,.,..-- 1890 49,
NioHu Albert and Harry Freeman
~. resolved, THAT War IS
De7a''' More Destructive Than War.
..s-niative .-.--.... - i;..,-
AtH'L'" samuel Radon, Freeda Funk
Tive --.-.-........'-.' '.---' '---'-
N7gd''' Earl Glade, Afford Etanley
ifr,5gee deciding in favor Of the af-
(lH- firmaUVeJ
800. Fiossie Carpenter
so.' '--.adfng ........ Esther Sloan
So .....-.. 1900 May NIlIidLIlS
--11-..fr4riau ..-.----...- - E1iid oiiS u
.-.-f5u ......-.-- 800 BESSIE IaIIItS
Eel. .--I selection ..... Montague Allen
y-i2'' -.ra ......-.- Sadie RaSband
..55--.f..v papers read by Anna Deason
d catherine Cunningham.
I-5.rfn and piano ----....--.-......
pi.hard Williams and Lillian Frank
1.r,,I song and high school yell.