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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-26
AMERICAN JOCKEYS
SUCCESS IN ENGLAND.


LONDON. Nov. S.--Most Of the morn
ing papers comment upon the success af
the American Jockeys In England The
Times. devoting column and a half
10 this subject. says in part:
Notwithstanding some criticism Of his
riding. there can be no doubt that Lester
Hein is very fine Judge Of pace and
handles his horses very we'll But he
does not always DISTINGUISH himself at
races by head or a neck than he has
won ey those margins
"Slosns total % eixhty-two is a most
creeiitablr performance n " generally
agreed that he never rode IN better form.
II II doubtful WHISTLER any other Jock "
would have won with Lucknow. In the
Portland plate"
The article expresses great approval
OF the Prince % WsIea for retaining II
Jones as his first jockey ia nj go ~
sluan. bat points out that SlSln waa the
only jockey ia whoae case consistent
booking would have realized profit for
the season.
The Daily Mat says frat Reir's triumph
constitutes Nan unauawerahle argument
agains, the English style Of ridlng n not
against Engiish mAthods
Sporting LATE thinks thar he results
naTftun ~ those English Jockeys ~nn
have heen slow Go recnraixe the merits
% tho style % their rivals.
Tho Sportsman Naxss
1T wuuia he aT~ctaflun 60 deny thai
oar robust fASth IN the iavsnc bNiiy II
tho EngtsA faekss has received < rads
snn siFR. bat n hatsNef can - saia "A
the AnSF7gAns. the lpgir II evanfn has
justified 2heiT employ nirrt
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4 CONE 70 SEATTLE.
vxcIsxp rIsH COMPANY TO
-.vE FROM VANCOUVER.
~ssx te ne Made the Port OF
- ssv the company's Steamers
! -, catch Of Fish ia Ne ship
-, from Here by Railway.

,,ss...tef 10 the Post-fntelligencer
ssr,r-vER. 81 e, Nov. 2--f ~
49, 49,. shat the New England Fish
,sr~ ri remove its principal port
1870 s.,.rr Vancouver TO Seattle The
~ .rarat~1 two fishing steamers.
yrgIand and the Capiiano. The
Vancouver steamer and Is
.'-'.,sa sor fiale trade. but the NeH
ea1s.,.'s 4. anaratsd ~ ths company AMI
- s.rxes. fishing steamer In tho
n.glug an excellent equipment.
"a. e..,rr grounds are on the north end
4 u ~ .ras,ysr island and every nve GAYS
y me two steamers comes TO VAN
- r.sh the catch. which II shipped
"a .~rr.ss. In bond. 20 the Sew YORK ana
f.rfsn markets,
~ csnsdian government mas never
|x~ r<s,rf,iy satisfied with this arrange
<s-t bus mas permitted the New Eng
- p,sh Company. which Il nm Amert-
- corporation. managed by George
Ss<rss,' 10 bring the fish here and ship
S~m ever the Canadian Pacific railway.
Sruinx ths company 20 operate under
<.rsosary ofier-in-eouncii One reason
- TITS arrangement was mate oy the
Eeuexiian government was because NC
f<>1fiar company WIS IN the same bust
- ana no local concern suffered by the
Variations.
usw however a local fishing company
" tStnx Formed 10 crowd out the New
fsrlsna Flsh Company. and the govern
80 wtsI cancel the temporary permit.
~ t<inx ahle to land their nah here. the
~ England and the CaplIano will take
nv essrhss 20 Seattle for railway
|Snnxahipm~nt and Seattle win conHe.
|Swntly become tho hofne port Of The
e4pAny.
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Special Dispatch to the Posf-fnteiilgencer.
ABERDEEN. Nov. E.--The regular No
vemher Jury term Of the superior court
closed is~ business at Montesans yester-
day after clearing up q short dockst, be-
ing in session one week ON Monday
presided, A. Judge Hoagdon had gone to
olympia TO preside In eases the former
was disqualified 20 try. All the cases
tried were OF civil natur. except tive
In the two criminal cases both defendants
secured a verdict OF acquittsl.
There will not be another Jury session
until May. when Judge irwin. the new To-
eumh~nt win preside Al least that
In this present intention. a. Judge Hodx.
don wili end~avor 10 clear up all cases
In both Chehatis and Mason counties be-
fore his time expires IN January. But. OF
course special Jury sessions may be called
III any time IL deemed necessary. At
torneys l.. c. Gilman and j. Me-
cAnefty. 81 Seattle. we're in attendance.
they each having ease at bar which
was continued.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-26

Masa@wpr stmasts Gets GA ny
rATuwtaE AWAY Cargo. y

ASTORIA Neg - TAe stssmef A&ys
AsneF aMss hks tsaa sskapG tAs Y&n aE
tee %&Mt NtN& aNt@0sW #tfK sN& t@AaN
aaFsMx the tsea eerafg tAg~gn &c tAe 4sts
isr vessel fer geNHsra. rasRe fn &R7n afttf
=I ssHsrh fass ussrHs.a Htan 4 sas ~ asss
81 stsktsttn8 e&ese Sf7at aftss htn6 "a q
aAmA h4t ~ aW&ea See AssFAt asa heagg
ssa anAiff 500 81 ~ fHssnEins eFwrtaAe q
- "a - 81 egafefe, wAhM stN rfaaaea5
~ gssaarasFst tY saFf ~ isAfg. f=sAf
Va u Wa3aEls isGs sssiaN fsr Seattle
la rae iutarws3s " tas AshioE senaaaez
Jeestx
E-AWfFANfur Sa5sfFE&st ~ tata FttF. H&s
ssa.lsreA tNa t0BtrBtt fn ctustFU-t keta.4E
g. - assraa "a pAlks as Yer s4tvenA
rae vs1aNtte f&eeesfN0 sTitnr. A1Fea.
owned ~ NtAfk tshaE&eFy. w&8 etrNe !
Av s1Fwet ear Yesterday RftaT@@as ana
- flw bruised Sht Il aN@ mndsf a ssF~
geans ear0 ard Il - asiicVed tEat hsT
tlfe ear ~ saved
pv flil st4stsnxs. tas local guarantees
ufneeg, wa nAS AVsa very pVn4Aay -
Astoria social slgeles. AAs ssegiFs3 EoIlCs
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nefssi Dispatch 10 the Poss-Intsilixencer
VANCOUVER, n. c.. Nov. zs.--The log
- industry along tho British Columbia
~ h not IN q nourishinx condition
2 season The iogxers have been la
1a19Hs under great climatic disadyan-
-, ami IN many cases they have giv-
= - the light According to the ae-
0wis brought hither by tho steamer
go from Cover point ana other up
ME< logging campo. work has had TO
u Abandoned on account Of the success
~ Aenyy rnius. extreme cold and snow
ueay Of fhs loxEers have been able to
bNlnfm 10 little work this fall that they
~ ertunily IN deN % the camp boss for
IN hoard. Terrinc gales have been
l9svoIIInx aienk this coast during tho
~ month. and tug which was sent
= h answer 20 their appeals 10 take
II esDe Of the ioTRers. was unable to
MT landing and was obliged 70 leave
n efp1pective passengers until the adj
~ n fxiTer weather No small degree
\ prvsfien has been endured by the log
m snd = large percentage Of sickness
N fepoffed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-26
STEAMER VICTORIAN
FOR SKAGWAY RUN.
To he Operated From This City In
Connection with the City
of Seattle.

Special Dispatch TO the Post-Inteiligenrer.
TACOMA. Nov. SIT Is announced to-
day that the steamer Victorian will be
the second fast steamer operated By Dod-
well a. Co on the seattie-skaxw route,
in connection with the city Of Seattle.
IL was stated in the Post-IDeliigencer
nearly a week ago that a mate 10 the
City of Seattle would be operated By this
firm. commencing early next year The
Company then declined to give the name
OF the new boat. and in local shipping
The Victorian has just come of the
Quarternaster drydock. where she was
oveFhauled and new rsdder attached.
New tubes have been placed In her boil
ers and other improvements made She
VIII not be ready for service for another
week yet. and il Is still undecided whether
she viii temporarily continue her former
run to Victoria or BE- placed on the Seat
tle-yanrouyer route. IN opposition 20 the
North Pacific
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spirttualiat. On session.

Special Dispatch to the observation-disclosures.
TACOMA. Nov. 9.-The Washington
spffitualists' Association closed It's annual
session last evening. after deciding to hold
fsfs next meeting at Tacoma next Septer-
her. OncefS were elected as follows.
President Rev r. e. Mills 81 Edmonds
frSt vice president. DR.. George A. Casss-
day, OF Seattle: second vice president
John Oieson. OF Tacoma secretary. Mrs,
NJ l. Nunroe. Of Seattle. treasurer. Mrs
NJ r.. 8. Mccall % Tacoma. trustees
George r. Knnwiton. OF Tacoma: Or. r.
l.: Chase. OF Eimonds. Mrs. Irene Smith
Of Tacoma. Mrs Esther Thomas. OF Sc
attic, Mrs. A. Chapman Moe. OF Tacoma.
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HARVARD FOOTBALL rssa.


BOSTON. Nov %--Aftsr fha Harvard
team returned 90 the Yale gymnasium AZ.
ter tas game Yesterday they elected Cart
Ahais showcases, ~ 20 ~tii isad ne Grim
arn team naNt year, Tte rhaice TEA ugaa
DAVID 9 C8uaghshA 1914 eho piayaA Tara
ems ~ the esaaw YeRtssfizF
Cast t~mnhsN pFapsrsa ~ f.swrrre-s
Scienit1C Agheni At Warcester where NJ
wAN e#Rlala ~ his tssm last year h.
shaved sefs p1sa aR Wa varsity aBa Vas
especially noted foT he gFM fNst ne aAnu-
~ IS twins tate ~ iuteeferrnca Rnt 4a-
spftirg Sc Is fest 1 snrh TAIL usizhs
to- fssamde ard 3 6 YHaTs pi8
Harvard rnHu seei that hx osli suakn a
good header for the trtnssNN afeVaH ssurs
~ hiss ALREADY eapfsinea fwa teaua4 ara
hae lad great atai af varsity e1nsrt.
Geese
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srecfai DiNrafrh 10 she Post acknowledgements.
ABERDEEN. Nov. 81, J johnson and
q Reed. formerly IN thu butcher business
In this city and Nontessno, have become
bankrupt T~tttion was nied Ia the
United states court at Tacoma Saturday
~ James Ariaaa. Simmons a Hyiss and
tlus sshnisx. 81 Monivsaso. adkins that
thes As declared voluntary hsnkrupts,
The total Indebtedness of the Arm im 81. ~.
mostly owned 10 farmers tor beef cattle
Supplied.
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m.ia~s. OF gesstn.at-s 10 apply 60
toast Tor Jaaa mest.

apsclas Dispatch 10 Tire i'usl .tnteiiigonesr
t'tatsFAN Sav ~ Two eIetks have
hsra sgmpisgea IA tAe treasurer e;nee
far tbs pass nauth. pfeFafiog Asiia-
a4eat fax roll, stoNins he rfupartg on
" hssh Aritn4usnGN reftAttcAfra have H~ww
iAased II IN tneA&ht thAs for tar ufst
year ~ tAa ts~saftcs Of sash cerilfcAtea
there aVrr esteeen 30 and 80 ss<31s-i and
Il q Anticipated thar Immediately att&s
ne ura, ~ thx year the heifste 20 fnAnf
~ these f@ftiNHAtRs Will apply tu the
esaars ter taasnteas AnA Dc rye after
whtaA an Properly viii b. advertised ~
fns trsasArre snd eaks 70 satisfy ihe
cfAlRs 20 the asunaaeacy ceriiseAte bold
81 asih interest and esaste
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-26

Nperiai Dispatch 20 the Pusf-InteEllwencsF.
ApFRDEES Nov &.~sArtlrias ~ .tn-
corporation wer. nied with the audi r.
"wednesday. forming q company known a.
the FRANK ". Lamb Timber Company.
with George H. Emerson sna Frank ~
lamb a. trustees, Capitalization. kS.6n
divided into ~. shares. A. tiau each, the
ehi~et ssing to 10 a general simeer and
logging business Hath parties are prom
fasns business men Of Hoquiam.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-26

Special Dispatch 10 the post-Tnteliigencer
TACOMA, Nov S-The fair held In
Fhirkerfng haii for the her~nt o. the
Chiiirens home closed last night at mid
night II was the most successful event
81 the kind ever held here being gener-
ously supported by society people and the
public generally. The net proceeds viii
be about 50 100
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-26

Special Dispatch to the Pnst-1ntelIieencer
TACOMA. Nov. 25-The congestion Of
wheat In local warehouses promises Ia he
relieved during the next two weeks The
ship British Isles has finished loading and
IN ready for sea Three other grain car
riers have arrived. Including the British
ships kilmaiie and Sofaia and the Ger
man ship Carl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-11-26

HOQufAM. Nov I.--The city fathers
sr a meeting held Friday evening In
creased the salaries of town CLERK and
city attorney TO $40 per month each. The
coming municipal election promises to be
very quiet AFFAIR Sir counciimen.
treasurer. clerk and attorney will be
elected.
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shspm~.ss OF Tsrksy..

Special Dispatch TO the Post Inteiiigencer.
FRIDAY HARBOH, Nov. &.--A ship
nent OF about NO dressed turkeys was
firm In Everett. Two hundred and TWEEN
ty-lve OF them were bought At West
Sound. Other shipments have been made
20 Port Townsend and Seattle. prices
ranging from fgi4 cents. live weight. TO
IL cents dressed
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Nos Cen. pa ny orn.nIs~..

Speciai Dispatch TO the post-Inteliirnncer
TACOMA, Nov. 81. J. Boeshar, oi
Seattle. has been elected vice president
and treasurer of the Michigan Box Com
pany. which Is now building large fac.
tory on the tide fats The company ha,
capital stock Of ti5.0a and viii emplo,
forty TO sixty men, commencing in Janu
airy.
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ee1si HiepAtch 20 the Post .intelliFencer
FANCOt'vER ". G.. Nov. S.--The
s1esr Aipna which had such = pie.
n ueitsd States officials 81 Cape Nome
~ Hay when she landed freight and
DHexers In violation al the prohibition
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Special Dispatch 70 the Pest-IntslIigencer
FRIDAY HARBOR. Nov 1.-THE rev
enus cutter Grant was In port this morn.
Ing with Special Agents I.uick, OF Tacoma.
and crowley OF Washington. who are on
q tour OF inspection 81 the customs ports
OF this diairiet
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WORLDS Record Lowered.

Los ANGELES. Cal Nov Is I'm a ~
teen-mlie ofer-paced race on the indoor
bicycle track at the Nelsdrpms today Gus
lawson defeated John Nelson, the mid
die distance champion Lawson won BY
two laps "a quarter 0f fnilei. and tnct-
dentaliy lowered the worlds record by "
seconds, hts time being &t@
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f(zenl00n Be(ufed
Ne 6aafaafee Dr.. SIMS Eeleua
CMe pricc, Sc.

Of the United States treasury department.
will sail on Monday for Yokohama with
a cargo Of dog salmon for Japanese con-
sumption. She IL said TO carry a record
cArEo--so large that her skipper Is al
legged 10 have protested. lie was sue
cseded in command today BY a new mas
plans 10 bring back a cargo OF the new
CROP OF rice
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weo,sas no urrT JORDAN.


CHICAGO NaF e. TeErs Mefaavr~w
tastaF sskus8 ees3FsNe no fsFaat Nee 1arS r.
~ trktara fH iNstauaI fNnffsf AL
Tssfsfssfe sFFne time sa Iannsrv ~
f'fhFaaFy Fhe sxhs - - - ftr ~ i~.
tsFnaE lznAl Tea #efeHa&tf t6asret ssssT m Il
ard @Nyse " NAe
A. 1oesEah offered o. rareS N~gsagsgz
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OF his impending transfer to Los An
geles. His successor here Is 70 come
from the East. and Is due about the hrst
OF the month.
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Mnnssv AaA Friaa4 a~GHllxs. Private 80
sens H1ns Witlssas Academy. E&nka
ss11k. 84&s 4ysea-
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A Great Fight

Ags asi Yos seem to he
AssIas /, ,srrlSls s;rpgsis. LIS
tea Z, oas yos all gsi sSEPfea
-- salsS yos do sonesAsas,
Restore eoios 20 yoar gray BAR
~l,h Ayes H,E VgOf. Yea
~,ll look txsaty wears yOsagef.
aaa the sghs .r'A age ~ilI be
over. Al~aYs rexotss solof.
asyes fails. nrycr.
q 500 - asa eAss- - hssssf veS tss ~
frees IA = tks Wee. ~Flts - A=esf
Ah.14s a. ~ ~ii taH Yu4 fuss 49, raxca
nag - -. A.zFsss. D. ,. & ArEz. Aas~sal-
Mass.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-09

N~nmooningen og %uoarbeioet Ct 6or@
ilos, omfatisnoe be Soranbrinesr og
Sorbeorin9er, fom ban dnbefalebs /
i'm for nepnte 6remfinine. Suns
uotdit tom upentet prer 8pgees %
2oamielffdberne, iom intst pioits ON
bet iforpeien; men bet pil piitnct blioe
inbitilet til 4niasslie os opbpiet til
Sop. attornep General Rsmlep bar
osIda itrepet Graigs Bill ON Qsfuz
rance, iom MI foreligssr Senatet.
Senator Weqrtbur forsiIaar, at
Gegislaturen / en- RsIolution Ital fors
LANCE at @sneralresjsrinsen / DaI9s
ington. at fri ubleoerins df 9oft Ital
u~oitr9ttes til ale Star Iputes, bet
pil iise, 5plt, ipm Dor Ianss be geie,
bppr goften tisres, ital faa 8repe pg
apiier fenbt til fine .Suie. 6oriIaset
uinber alminbeIigt gifaIo; men bets
gs6anoIing bleo ubiat. .5Isre npe
5orilas inobrdgtss.
Suiet git ben Ste Mlarts reo 55
mob 81 Stemmer inb pda at r~etonIis
berere i'm tibliaere 8snutnins ON at
benlGg9e 5Orilaset ON at oprstte npe
Normulitoler. Mieo famine Stemmes
tai for pg imob beiIutteoe !Suist at OPP
rette e. nh Rormalitole og pperlob til
ben frie &onturrunce at afsisre, bpor
ben ftal ligse. De 8per, iom snifer
at fad ben / lin Wiote, maa gios
8onos for Ell 8ibrag al $4,000 %
oesuoen itaffe en- pasienbe Cont og
9runo paa fra 40 til go qerss, iom
life maa lisse minbre enb en- 5jcrbins
os life mere enb to Mil fra 6orretz
ningsitrsget. S famine Bin beitem-
mes, at insen at Statens nup9renbe
9~pgninger muu omoannes til 2otaler
for ben npe Nprmali fole.
SuIet peotog pgiaa DONG 5prlas
om at oprette en- Sperbomitol / Gebar
aapioA 9ssse Suie tps fig Serier
for at beieee Soipitalet / gberotes.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-09
en- as / en- Snefane.
@nepe Sursere al Hacine tilbrin9er
en- tel Sag | Ell Spprpugn.

Racine, Dis., Ste DARTS. = Gleoe
9eboers q fRacine maatte tilbrtngs belle
Ssnpdgen / en- Milpautees Racine eletz
triit 9ogn, Tom ido fat / en- Sneorioe
s Dill fra 8pen.
3l. 8 igaarmOrges forloo Racine>
asnpiba 9ognen MiIpautse pau 9eien
Bib neb eueoe pdsiagerer, ale 9or9ere
af Hacine. glt git sobt iubtil 8 Witle
fra Racins, bpor 8osnen meo st iatte
ia faft / en- umaaoelig Snefdne. Ollie
9ognperionalets pg Pdsiagerernes In>
ftrengelIsr bar forgiapes; 8pgnsn lab
Iad taft Iom / en- Strueititte. PusIue
sersrns frs os blep glubenoe iuItne.
Sililut bette Spnouftprsn og Wotors
manosn I'm 2un6 mso benz, ps be euece
9asIds.rsr III bosr i'm Runofulo til
at itile fin Sungsr meo.
Otter mango Simers forgiGoes 5or'
Ieg paa at fworcere @eien frem til Racine,
fanot 3onbufteren % Motormunoen,
at BEN eneite llbpei bar at gua tilbugc
til Milpautes. Wen bet bar ogfua
panfeliot, for Sneen bapoe oreoet TIERS
pper Sporet, % Silbageturen git 9rus
lig TENT. 81. a Manoag Wor9en nuueoe
8ponen Wiltpautee, og ct tioligt Mors
9entrain bragte Rdcinefoltct 6jem.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-09
pbilippinerne.
General gates' Stprfe taser gibma'
nan ps orGbsr 100 Nebeller.
&oitnant mproet.

Wanild, ste DARTS. - llnoerret,
ming er moOtasst ira General Bates
Expedition, beitaaenoe al 4Obe os 45oe
fripiaiss Snfunteri, Tom Den 15oe Sc
brudr ieileoe til prooinisn SpD gama'
rines. Grpeottionen untom til San
Misuel 8ugten lobe 5sb.
Meo en- Battalion al 45oe 9sgiment
git SberIt 8ooOpin ildnO paa Sugtens
SpopeItiioe og beIatte 9eien til Reupu
Gdceres. SGrsn mari9srebe til 2iby
manan og Forlangte 9pens Spergipelie.
Den bleb nGgtet. Saa angreb 4meris
tdnerne Rebellerne og or9bte 100 al
benz. 4meritunsrnes Sub bar en- 81,
ficer, 2sitnant Sobn 8ale6er, or9bt,
tire baarbt, og fem let Iudrsoe Solbus
ter.
Gn anben &olonne, beitduenbe al to
8atalionsr unoer Sberitlsitnant Bar.
ter, lunbebe paa 8ustens SpobeItiioe
og beiatte 9opeOpeien / Spo Gamarines
uoen at meoe napneo9rois Wooitano.
SmibIertio bdpDe bet Sartei, ion
General e9a og tire 8ompanier at 45oe
Regiment, Itsot pua @runo / giculs
elpens MunOing. 8eo bsnne ligger
Huepd Gaceres.
General Bates og tire 9ataljoner for
at angribe RusOa Gaceres. Den oa
ban tom til gp.n, funot ban Sanons
baaoen Paragudp, 9ensral Bel og {!
aompant / geiiobelIe al Spen. 5iens
ben fIpstebs uo i 9~isrsens.
Den 24oe Sch. brig Sbsrit 0orit
msp Ter 8~ompunisr at 45oe Rsgiment
I'D pda en- ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Iom bill bare / ubeitemt Sio. De andre
&plonner Itul / nogen Sio itreife omr
frtng bldnDt 9stoerne o9 1s9e etter We
be[lerns.
Spp garamines' Sapne ftal inart
dabnes for Sdnoelen. Def er umulis.
for Rebsnerne at 9isre nosen organize
ret Mpoitano mob Imerifanrens.
Srrbt al Silipiuos.
Waibinston, Ste Darts. - General
Otis telesrdfereoe til 8rigsoepartemen,
tet ioas. at lite 2sitnant 6. 5. &osbler
at 9oe Snfantsri blep br9bt peb Sinubd
pdu 2uSon ben Abe Quarts. Sdn blep
mDrbet at Silipinos. 2sitnant 8oebler
bar fra Hep gort. San blep fsbt /
8alend, Sn. Sans Nor Dor / Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-09

Bore 2eierss Spm9rtIombeo benlsOes
paa abtrtjsiementet fra Salumu5oO Gar
riuse &c Saunsis SO. 9ette Sompant
t~iluirtsr en- M9ngoe Sieretsjer og SGIer
% bar nblis begpnot at iGIge fine 9as
rer oirstts til 5orbrugerns. Som ppIDl.
/ Qpsrtisismsntst bette gto. al "0ecorubs
Soften" iGI9er Sompunist Sisrstsier Og
S9lsr for minore eno 8boIeIaIspriier.
Oct bar fore og os~lforipneoe 6abriter, og
bet fan sisrs publitum ct 3iIbuO, Tom
lite faces bper Dag. Ollie 8Orsr ienOes
iualeoss, iOm Sisberen ieIo snitsr bet, og
bOis be life .r, ION be er beItrepre eler
finbts utiIfreositiaenos, fan be Ienoes
tiIbass paa 8ompaniets getoitniug. De.
sr f~ornuftigt at ItriOe efter en- Satalog,
fsr man tisb.r noget.
Decorah-posten., 1900-03-09
The "Sang Digger.

On al be melt maleriits StittelIsr /
amerita er ben iautalOts Sang Digger"
iOm forbes puu 8iergsne | Sffaterne
pda 5a9t efter 8inien9roo. 8 8auer og
Geoepis Iigner ban mere ben ligeIGle 8ebs
msr / Siterlanosne eno en- lat fprret,
ningsmGsiig amsritansr. Den 8iaisngs
rob, ban %ianter, omiGttts let / Batter eler
pense, oa gfteripsrgielen efter oenue
Roo CT tor. Der bstules S. % So pr.
puno for tsrrebe RBOber. Oct meIte al
am.riias 6orraab utilities til Sina, bbor
planten puugruno al fine msoicinIte
GsenItd6er itaar / bsi Surs. "Sane
Digger'en" bar pluttst Sto9ene for Sim
ieng, iaa at Planten blir IieIOnere for
bpsrt aar. 9ette bar Isbet til, AZ man
meb meget goot Reiuitat bar 6eg9nbt at
bprte ben. +. 9. 6iQS. ban belienots
5rsbunbler / Rofs Sin, q. g., bar ct Ipes
cielt Silbuo ON 8~iuIengfrS og glanter.
Sdn bar | en- ljosn Bog fortluret Uens
S1rtning og anpenoelie. 5orgpriat oms
latter bans 5%orretnin9 ale muliae arter
al Mart, 9Goes Og 9lomIterfrs, bpors
ibldnot mango npe Sing. Sc bans gLbers
tisiement puu ct anoet Steo / glabet oo
Itrto sfter bans 5rotatalog, Der ienoes
frit.