davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-03-30
Langdon Republican got that
Great Northern adj.

Republican got that
Great Northern ad.
It is believed that the coming
census of North Dakota will show
a population of nearer 100000
than 100000.
j. G.. Webster, of Grand Forks,
has located in Leeds, and will
engage in the insurance, collection,
loan and land business.
J. S. Murphy, the Demostheues
of Minot, delivered a lecture on
the North American Indian at
the Mayville Normal last week.
Stark county has but five candi-
dates for sheriff, but the people
out there gain some consolation
from the fact that it is early yet.
FL. N. Arnold has written a his
tory of Grand Forks county and
the bound volume will be ready
for delivery in about thirty days.
Nj. and Mrs. T. p. Mcclellan
settled in Benson county in 1884,
having about So in money. Last
week they soldiout for $500 cash.
Maj. Maglone's change from
Democracy to Republicanism is
being given nearly as much at
tention by the state press as
Lestikow's flop.
Editor Miller, of the Minnewau-
kan Siftings, has returned from a
four-months visit at the Hot
Springs, and is now ready for the
campaign to open.
Mandan has an electric light
plant-just completed-that also
lights the streets. Devils Lake
seems to be behind the times-se
far as street lighting goes.
Rugby Tribune: The Devils
Lake Inter- Ocean starts out on it,
18th year with every indication O
ever increasing usefulness anc
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-03-30

Lady Osteopathic physician
are becoming quite numeror
throughout the. state. Dickinso
has one.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1900-03-30

Editor Voight wants Editor
Lindstrom to "fess up" how the
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WQihburn als Yrop9et.

Bottom, 1. MGr3. - George ).
Wai6burn, Der @orIiBenOe oss W'ana@
6u{ettier Staats Gomlte's uIlo Wttt7
olieo bss natipnalsn Grstutlp : GomL@
te's Der 9opuliten. Der BON elmer HsIle
na6 BEN @iten 5uridgete6ut 1T, erz
ad6it Wunosroings DON Der @tdrte Der
9rpan : 8etpe9uug i'm BeItsn uno
propbeasit cine Nisoerlage Mcainlep's.
Gr erfldrt. Die 8opuliIten pirosn
grnan uno 3i6ter Ga.onsa bon Arz
fanIas nominiren, uno CT K! u0er@
3euat, bah Die 9emofraten D;ele5 pOz
puliIfiide Sitet inooiIiren fptlrOen.
@as bic Nnti : SmpsriaI;ftsn : Sez
tpeauna 6etrifft, 10 ertlGrt Bai66urn,
bah ss am kiten iein pilroe, nIft
olei6 einen anti impsriuliitii4sn No@
limitations : GonDsnt, ionoern 5unaflt
cine uMafsn : Gonferen5" e%ln5uberlI>
fen, an Der fi9 au4 8epublitarer, Die
nit Der pplitit Der 4ominiitratlon UNI
sufrieosn Iinp. betbsil.gsn tOnntsn.
0ieie Gonfsrsn3 Io1e cine plntttorm
entperfen, pslfe ben Hominotionsz
gonpenten beiOer Yarteien pOrgslsgt
ruerpsn f0nnten. gr lei iiber3eugt, oaB
piele 3epublitansr Don i6rsr Partet
li9 los5uiaesn i'm 9egriFfs ieien. Ssbr
I6aoen rpsrbe Der Administration l6re
5altung gsssniibsr ben pudersn goe>
rem
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Gersicnfbnuer 0eihliacr seffurbeu.

Bittsburg, l. Wtdr3. 8dter
Oibacus, elmer Der nit Der 2eitung Der
bieiigsn beuti6sn r0mii6 : fat6ofti6en
ct. 4uquitinus 8smsinoe 6etruuten
3upu5iner : W0n6e. fatb am Oten=
flag zines plOBli6sn Sooss. Der 8rsz
tier mar CUR 3eit, uls i'm Der Sob erz
elite, gsruoe bamit bei6dftigt, einem
too!tranten Mitglieoe Der 8emainoe,
Srn. 8alentin Spatb, bic lebts Oelung
au Ipenoen. Gr puroe ploBli9 bon
sinem S6nmo6ts : QnFale betrofvn,
fisG gu 8ooen uno that tpentss Minuz
ten ipGter ben leBten 4t6em5u9. Sin
6er3f6lag bate ieinem 2eben Elm Gnbe
aemddt. Der 9eritorbene, Der oas
Qlter BON 81 Subrsn srrei6te, mar
Dor Isinem Gintritt in bas &loifsr als
G6riitian Rottlanbsr 6etdnnt unb aus
9rsuBsn gsblrtig. Gr mar als Ora
p<ns9eiItli9er an bielen oeutiden @es
meinDen IN Sainpis, Wetz8irqin!sn
uno Marplano tbdtig eefpsIen une
poQs fi4 in penieen Saaen naf
!SapessGitp, S., hge6en. Der pl0Bs
llAe Sob oe5 ber in tpeitsn &piien
betdnntsn unO belisbten Munnes hat
augsmeInts Beoduern erect.
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6eiraths=Nicen3en.

6eirat6s : Gicen3en purom 9sttsrn
bonn Glerf 2iDingIton i'm Common
qleas : 8eri9t an folgenoe per1onen
ausgefteat.
Qlopo 3. 9it9eG uno Mauos Wlal@
lice gulf!ep; Qpplifant 8. .. Glifsu'
0r. Oil, Nopo : 2ibsrtpitraBe.
SGoor Msper uno Neuie eooptr;
@pplifont Manuel Cooper, gfr. 74l,
Sruio49iGz QDsnus.
Sso6n S6omd5 5ilgats BON Balbz
inoion, .. G., uno NOra Gasn Ban
fenIlup BON 4idmOno, 3D.; 4pplis
fant {. 3. 6ilgats, Nr. III, T@Str..
go, @ai4instpn. 9. 6.
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Scr iibrrmurgrm erl9eineanc
Spnnta9s : Correspondent
ent6dH -

r@or fiinftauisnb Su6ren," bon
Sr. paul gfiBnsr, 2eipo;s; Sin
Nuiproqllo," itaoien'a1ds prsis9uz
mcr'sfe bon galma, auloriIGe
us~6eriebung bon Sulius pdIig;
DIX Submit bes bsutid,sn @eez
banhsls" bon Mrt6ur Dir; u9es
ms;nnibigss;" r@ie tonnten allz
1annen ni6t fommsn!" bon W.
BON 2ettfop; rSn Der 8nu1ps,"
Sfi5Se aus Dem &tnioerleben bon
Nnua 3sGer; 9umoriIrif9es nit
gifDsrn; Neuisteilen aus Der az
ten 9eimatb; r906snluft." Sort
isbung bes Homanes bon Warie
Stabf; Die Hanule," 9umoress
fe aus benz tIrfiidsn Gsben BON
gmsrif bon @atti; Die Hetz
tuns," BON Sulills anopf; &C.
bidte; bic neueIten t~elsgrap9iz
56en geri9te aug a1en Sheiz
lem beg Snz uno Nuslanbes;
ausfubrli6e Seri6te iiber bic
Borgdnge ouf benz &riessf6auz
plabe in Siio Qfrito; Staot=
uno StaaIs : Netigfeiten Bis gu
benz Qussnblide, pp Die 3situn9
CUR prsfs se6t.
Sbiges 1T nur cine tbeilpeiie
2iiie Der intereHanten Irtitel, bic
in Der nd6Iten Summer bes
.Sonntogs : Gorre5ppnoenteh"
e.,fbalten iein perben.
Der Smntass : GOrreiponz
bent" 1T Bel alien Sragsrn unb
S'itunss6dnblern gu BADEN.
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No5 @pcheub(dft 0cS
"9emtf6en gorrefponoenten''
- erifeint 6sute -

unb entbdlt II. u. Ssipre6unsen
Iber bic politiTde Gage bes Gam
oes, sbitOrieGe Notissn, piRnz
i6dftli6s @rtifsl, bic l1sbsrsabe
oes Generals gronie on Mpooerz
E'oer, Der GntIaB DON 2aoDImit9
burt bic Sritsn uno dnoers intez
rshante Na3ri4Ien bonn 8rie9s@
I6auplaBe in Sid QFrifd,
Sps5ialberifte aus Der Staats7
5uuptItabt 4~nnupolis iibsr bic
Gerbanolungen Der geIebesbung,
Die lebtsn Na6ri6tsn aus alien
Sbeilsn Guropo's. Die IpdteIta,
intsrehanteIten telsgrapbiI9m
gerif!s aus Dem Snlanoe, bic
1pannenoe Nooeae rYDgmalion"
bon u. Srbrn, b. Yerfan, cine
Settle europGil9er 2ofalbsriate.
golitiI6es aus Staat unb
Stobt, 9eri6te aus benz Sr,nsrn
bes Staatss. 2ofalz, 8Drienz u.
Marttberi6te u. I. NJ.
0as 9latt 1T bon onen Srdz
germ bss r9euH9sn GorreTponz
benton" gu be5ieben uno in Der
Expedition b. 81. gu baben.
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ni6t oeTdsbsn isin, uno bic Dabl zines
Morbs;r,s mare bemnah ni6t Wleb=
lih, Nuf 4ntraa bes 9rn. McRulfp
purpsn bic Rsgeln Der alten 8sbDroe
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ben 53psd Der 3eOipirun9 Der aGtsn
Reoeln bic So. g.. %. Motpen, Slaac
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bent Sorrb 81. Spnss bic folsenbsn
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s6onas Srelano GGiott, g. %. DO
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Gpmite - Sfaoc g. 5ielo, 3. S. g.
lioti unb 5rau Nm. u. 8arins; as>
pauturgGomite - Sbomas 5. nc
Nu.tb, Capt. Distri6 S0ajss unb 9.
Martin; Gomite fir 0;s5iplin - 5.
8. aernan, s. g. 5istO unb 5rou %.
q. Warine; 9eIuno6eits Gomite =
patrid Martin. g. %. Mptpen, Diet
rid SDaies unb Sbomas 5. McNultp;
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ring. 6r. Mcyfultp ma9ts Oarauf
ouF merriam, baB elmer Der gontrafto=
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SnIoFsn, bic in Der Sru6tforbfabrif
arbsiten, monatli6 $500 gu 5ablsn fat,
bier Monat nit Der 3ablun9 i'm Hidz
ltanoe fei. Sin iuriltil9ss 8utadten
pss Stabtprofurdtors Bernard Garter
in 9e5u9 uuF ben San muroe audi Osr=
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Mcg1ultp bas 5inun5zgomits outoriz
Iirt, 9rn. 8eebe auF3ufudsn uno bic
lofortige 9e5ahlung Der $1,000 gu psrz
langen. Die 9sb0roe bsE6toB fernsr,
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8e3ue ouf bic 8srausqabung bon Be-
Tufsfartsn, oaB bieleIbn pom Glert
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bebaltsn, uno bic 8erfammlungb3eit
bon 81 ubr uuf 8 ltbr 46snbs gu DIR
T6ie6en. Die nGf]5is 8srIammiuna
finoet fommenbsn 0ienltug Iiutt.
Die per|6isbenen committeeman 9ez
BORDEN Der Staotpsrpultung, pie bic
5ino8bsb0rbe, Sst0rpe fir Dffentl;6e
St6srbeit, gsb0roe fir DfFentli6e9erz
b~eHsrungsn Ii. I. H.. psrDen iid beuts
organiiirsn. Der Mapor 1T 9OrIiBer
aller oieIer 9s6Drbsn.
5rau Gbparo 5ibgsralb, 8ittpe
bes Ger iorbensn Gbp. fitzgerald, ion
a1s Superintenoentin beg Hat66auIss
ernonnt tperosn, pd6renO Die bis6sri9s
tSupsrintsnosntin Srau Marb 6. GuSF
in gtsiGer @;genT6aFt na6 osm neuen
9sri4tsgebGuoe perIeBt peroen ion.
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@t6tta fit Nnseiaenoe.

Sn Warslanb eriGcint aubtr BEN ,S.uti&ea
@orreiponoenten" teiue einaiee beuti6e 3eitune.
nel@e cine SrudzprsNe bshst, bic i'm etonse II.
bic auflaae es sSeuti6tn 6srreiponDeuten' tn
t~uenieer. ais
fluff Stttnoett
,u brudtn. Die gr.Ge res -6errefSonb.nten' iaRs
bic Nufiose ireenb timer onoeren tdsIiben Deuts
i6en Seituns in WarpIdnb In
fiinf Wtts,tten
eruden. falieR uno ablablen.
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Tragt die Die SOte. Die Ihr ImmarG sksuft Hahi
'; 81 EMAzM

Msrtp - u. (3u S.):
nSeFn Sic NAL Die bsipem juneen
2sute ba, Die ii& 10 iprs9sno
d6nfi6 iebsn. bas Iinb 8riDsr uno
8sIpe iino taub # u m M"
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Srdnsdtldntiihe Vplten.

5reitos UNI II uhr Nu6ts na4
ben Heoerlanben per OampFsr n2otz
troam 8riaFs miHsn nper &otterz
oom" be5e5dnRt iein); ra6 StalRn PER
SampFer r&atisr 8ilbsm Der 3peite"
DIo Neapel Yrisfe mihtn rpsr SuiEer
Wiibslm Der 3tpeits" bs3sidnst iein);
na4 Nortpessn per OmnpFer ~SFinsz
paaa" 9rise mifsn nper S9Insz
bola" beSsidnst iein).
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&eihaftslcmte, bcoenft Gmer Site.
reiie, trinft Mars uuabbaueiaes
Bier. Gtbr2, 9i&5r,i %

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Qbsno in 5rn. Qlapeter's 2pfal, Scr.
III, Noto4paarlI trab ibrs %. iGbr>
lifJs 8snara4periammlung unto Beam
tsntra6l unIer benz 8oriiB tOes Yrdiiz
penIsn Qlbert S6Ibfsr o6. Der Guz
berit giinItige Sabrssbsri6t Der r2lb=
tfeilurg Scr. 49," pel4e bic Glteite
uno ItdrfIte in Der Stabt lit, fam
ourh ben Setutdr, 9rn. Sp. Wad,
our 8srleiung. 8emielbsn gu 5plge
:bstrugsn Die G%'innohms1r inn psrgan9ez
men Sabre $132S.20 uno bic Qlusga=
ben $1112.O5. SIN &ranfsngsloern
purpen $567,19 uno an GsrIifsrur9
$544.86 ausbs3a6lt. Sr. 9ugo 2oi=
iau, Der 9rdIt0snt oes Staot5@Gon=
3ils, bielt i'm 8erlaufe pss Nbenbs Ell
ne Qnfprofe, in tpelfsr er ieiner5reuz
be iibsr BEN ~6llFnoen 3uItanb Der
rNbtbsilung Nr. 127" 4usoruf Der
lisb. Die gsamtentpabl bate folgmz
bes@rgsbnib: YrdItosnt Ml6er S6ibz
fer, 8icelprdiiosnt paul GRUB, Se.
fretdr unb SdabmeiIter 5snrp Wad;
Dslsgaten: bic So. 0uso 2o1du, Gbn
Rolf uro Ghos. 2e6me. NoA Der
@sriammluma fano Elm 5sFRhen itdtt.
fir pet6ss 5rau 4ltpster Elm getpd6lz
tss Menii auf9eitsIt bate.
Der y@ermunio : M dnnsrz
dor" bislt geItsrn @beno unter Der
2eitung BON prof. 80. S0dner cine
gut bsiutte Sin9Itunos ob, in !pelfst
fleiBig 9sijbt puupe. Sn Der oaroui
folgenOen 9yI6dftaiiBuHg, bel mel
dsr YrGliOert Nlfreo 9aupt DEN 8or=
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G4rei6en BON ben r9er .Sdn9ern" 5us
9srIsI Jung, in tpelfem bic Mit9f9eOer
bes @suman iu1Wdnner6ors nof}=
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furft re9t aablreih Bel BEN prObsr
Der v8sr. Gdngsr Don Baltimore" gu
erlGNinsn, bd rur noh tpentge W}onatt
CUR 9orbsrsiturg ouf bas Srooflpnel
SGnserfeIn iibrig itno. Die ndfitt
Brpbe finoet am Sonntas Ra4mlttao
UNI 3 ubr itatt.
Ge5hGftslcute, bcocnft Guer Suite:
refie. trinftl Marr's unabbangiaes
Bier. (5tbr2, 9i&Gr,i.a.@)
Sel6ftmorbpern If. = Del
80 Sabre ate 8alentin Baum per=
lu9te es1srn 4beno, DOT Dem Saul
Ir. 119, Norbz5rsmontzNpe Sefb5t:
morp gu bsgeben, inbem CT cine Ooii:
2aubanum einnabm. Gr purbe BON
ppli5iItsn Spittel in betpubtlpI gu:
Itanbe auFsefunben unp ra6 BEN
uMarpldnoer uni0erIitdts 0oipilal'
iiber9eTiibrt, lpoTelbf er permitteif be,
Nagenpumpe balo uuBsr 2ebsnseeFab1
gebradt purbe. Baum le6te ieit 90:
pembsr, als er uuBer 4r6eit fam, Dor
Eetner @attin gstrsnnt, uno ats er oe:
Ttern I6enb bieIelbs uno ibr Sinh be:
1u6en poQte, ps%rtpsiesrte man inn Der
.3utritt gum 9aule. Sn einem Sdrsi:
Gen. pel6es man Bel linn porfarb, er:
fob sr Idpsre Acknowledgement geger
mebrere inn nabeFisbsnbe PerI onen.
Herbrinstb ben Sonntust t.
@oibinston. Rur $1.25 fir Bit
Gunoreiie auf Der nYennlglDanie,
@%iisnbabn."
Dim nd9iten Samftag unb Conn
tag; si!tie fir Die Hiidfabrt Big gum
foleenoen Montag. Iae 3iee, ben Ii.
mittrten GOnerebsug auseenommen.
sNetterbcridlt.
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Der 9eut(6e Correspondent.
Trcitaa. ben z. WARS 1900.
nnterbaltun9S.@ cawciier.

rWiulit= Ifabemie." = O;eie Wo1e
80. Sotbern unb @irsiuia Sarncp:
Greitaa @beno rSbe Sings Wusfeterr."
Samttas gaatinee unp Ibsnos: sSbe Sings
Wtustetcr."
Sorb's Spernbaus. = Oteie Wo4e
Of 2ope."
~2bceum=Sbeater." - Sieis WoGe
.sbe &aiIruap of aOOe..
r9paiban@trdBen : Sbeatsr." -
Dfontae=. Mittpo6= uno SamHaQ= Matince, iotpie
Gfeifda Ibsno - rSbe Soice Of Natire."
AUDITORIUM : MuIit : 9ale." -
Sisie saode: .Oper the Senee."
$780," DIT. 3opalz Ipenue. = Son
II llbr Sormittaas bis IL rbr gbcnos ecOiinct.
&ildtebrI BON poum, Jun"
rSbalta : MdnrRr6or." = Wonz
too. Den 5. Widr3, GROCER Magfenbal in @a3dser's
Soale.
10. Yeaboop : Hscital. - 9eute,
ben 9. Wtdr3, Ha6mittaas 4 llbr.
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g amftagsz uno Sonntassz
grturiionen nu6 Waibin9ton, nur
$1.25 alf Der rpenniDloanier giz
ienbubn."
Dim nG9iten Samitug uno Sonnz
tag; siltis fir bic RiidTabrt Biz gum
foIstubsn Montuy. Ine 3i9e, ben liz
mitirten Gon9reBSue ousgenommsn.
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8rietbef0rhcrnna mad bcm Mnslanbe.

Die ausldnbii4e YoIt fir bic nit
bem 3. Mdr5 en.oenoe Wods idlisbt
Gin allen Sd[sn pinftlid) i'm bisligen
poltamte. ME fpl9t: Padstpoit 1T offen
tdgIi4, Sonntags ausssnommen, BON
8 ubr 8ormittags Biz 5 ubr Naamitz
fnna
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@ettsraus1t6ten. - Niir
Marplano urto Den OdItritt golumbia
flar on 5reitds uno Samitae, ftorts
norrtpsftlifs, in Der 5rsitass : Noht
abnsbmsnos Winbe.
Cine grfdltuns funn burh cine flsiz
ne llnporb4tIsfstt er5srst perhen unb
lit bGufis pom einem b0ien 6uIten be-
aleitet. 4ber ale 8efoe f0nnen leift
burh Or. Iugu1t &Onie's 5am5uraer
8ruittbee q.beilt peroen.
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Mus 9eutlAlano.
Snterpeqation int Hei6stas.
Sic stellnng Der 3esieruns scscn.
iiber Den Seidliiiien Der N%ricoens=k
Gpnfercns i'm @aag.

grfldrungen bes grafea Billion. -
9(uf Irbitrations5pang tonnte
Ti1 9sutidlano n;6t einlahsn.-
Gin gebeimes 9erbut gegsn Die @rz
t9silung Don Nustunft On ameriz
faniIGe 8onIuln. = Die Gam
pdgne Der Qgrarier gesen bic Ser.
9toaten Fat QusTidten auf Grfolg.
- @1erlei Sn!ereHantes aus benz
RGi6e.
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Farotnal Gibbons fat bic iiblihen5uz
ftenre9sln fir bic grs : OiO5sfe
8oltimure'a erlaHen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1900-09-21
Der Soparo Morbpro5eb.

Jranffort, &D., 21. Sept. =
6atte Sim 6oipdro am 30. ssdnuar eli
nen S9nurrbart2 Sas lit Die ssraae,
an pel9er in erlter 2inis ieine 5reibeit,
ia pielei9t iein 2eben bdnst. Ollie Gnt=
laitungsSeugen uno Der Qlngetlagte
bebuupten felt, 0uB on isnem Sage iein
9efioht elatt raiirt eetpeien lei. Botpz
mar @aines, Ben. Eate unD Sames 5.
Dalp, ipel1e 5oparb als Den Mann
ibentifi3irten. ben lie an 30s Sanuar
iaben, befhtporen bab er einen
Sdnurrbart bate. Gr=StaatsIetretdr
Barter, ipel9er 9ondro aeleqentlih
feines pro5eiIes in 2onoon, ap.. lab,
bebaup!et bds @egenfbeil.,
Oie Yertbeioieune bat ibr 8epeis=
material eri6Opft. Sic lest ibr san3ss-
@etpi9t lebisli9 aliF obise ssraae, ipoz
burh lie Elm Mlibi fir 9oparb nabauz
tpeiien bofft. unb lGbt fGmmtlihe anz
bere puntte, BON benen aus bic Mnz
tlage angsfodten tperbsn. fonnte, unbes
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Iron County register., 1900-06-07
MISSOURI STATE NEWS.
Missouri Crop Outlook.

The Missouri state board of agricul-
lure. through its secretary. Col. j. r.
Rippey, has issued review, dated
June 1, of the crop conditions of the
state. Synopsis:
Wheat--Condition is placed at 81,
against 81 for last month. and 81 for
corresponding date last season.
Corn-ConGition is placed at 94,
against &c for last month, and 20 for
last season.
Oats-Condition 81, while 81 was re-
ported last month, and SO for last
season.
characterization estimated at 81,
against IS for corresponding period
last season.
characterization for preparing
ground and, so far, for setting plants,
have been good. A full acreage will be
planted.
Apples-Condition is placed at IA, a
decline of 10 points during the past
month. Much of the fruit has fallen.
Small Fruits-Haye all slightly de-
clined during the past month. Pears
and pluIns have dropped to some ex-
tent. Peaches for the state promises
good crop.
Iron County register., 1900-06-07
FOR HOMES TEAD SETTLERS
Over Two Million Acres of Public
Lands Soon to be Thrown Open
to Settlement.

Washington, June "a conference
agreement was reached yesterday on a
bill which Will open to settlement
about two million four hundred thou
sand acres of public land. Senator
Shoup, of Idaho, originally proposed
the bill, opening to settlement the old
Fort Hall (Idaho) military reserva-
ton, containing about four hundred
thousand acres. Delegate Flynn, in
the house, secured an amendment
similarly opening a tract of about two
million acres of the KioNva and Com
inanche lands in SoGthwes: Oklahoma.
The conference has covered many
weeks, and has been very stubborn.
but as agreed on yesterday, the lands
Will be open, as stated. The Indians
first receiv, allotments of Oklahoma
lands of 160 acres each, with 4Sc. 900
acres to be held in common by them.
the balance of 100000 acres being
opened to homestead settlers for S1.sa
Der acre.
Iron County register., 1900-06-07
MAY NOT BE PERMITTED TO GO.
Collection eff Postage Stamps Intend
ed for the Paris Exposition Too
Valuable to Risk Abroad.

Washington, June 5.-Therc is dOnbt
as to whether the collection OF United
States postage stamps intended to be
exhibited at the Paris exposition will
be sent to France for that purpose. Ii
has been learned that three sheets of
proof stamps were lost after being
sent to the exposition, and there is
some question as to whether il would
be safe to trust further collections of a
similar kind there. The exhibit which
had been prepared is very comPre-
hensive one, including samples of
nearly every stamp issued by this
government. To accomplish this it was
found necessary to borrow stamps TO
the value of about twelve hundred dol
lars from Il private collection. Ii is
said there has been but one clerk in
charge of the post Office exhibit at
Paris. The branch American pest of
fee there, however, is looked after by
q number of employees.
Iron County register., 1900-06-07
nrr. Ferris visit. St. Louis.

81. P. Ferris, of Clinton, who was
nominee for governor on the prohibi-
ton ticket four years ago, was beaten
by crowd at Broadway ard Sidney
streets, st. Louis. Mr.. Ferris stepped
from a broadway cable car at the cor
FER. AS he aiighted the crowd began
to curse him, calling him names be-
cause he had ridden in Transit COM
pany car, on which line there is a
strike. When he had walked only few
steps he was assaulted by crowd of
men. who surrounded him and knocked
him down three times. While &c lay
on the ground they kicked him in the
face. Ferris finally took refuge in a
nearby business house. The crowd, it
seems, thought he had come to towr
TO take strikers place.
Iron County register., 1900-06-07
A Deatl,bed Confession.

Sweet Springs, Mo-, June 3.-H. FL.
Massey, who is on his deathbed, suffer-
ing from cancer of the face has turned
over to his attendant a Complete
silver counterfeiting outfit and several
half dollars of his own manufacture.
He says he has been making spurious
coin for Il years, passing most of 1t
away from home. Several pieces of
his work are in circulation here, but
he states he has passed here only an
amount sufficient to meet his neces-
sary expenses while helpless. His work
readily passed as good money.
Iron County register., 1900-06-07

The president, on the 1st, nc1n1nat-
ed Col. Luther r. Hare, of the Thirty
third volunteer infantry, and Col.
Jacob Smith. Seventeenth United
States infantry, to be brigadier gen.
erals of volunteers.
In the house of representatives, on
the 1st,. the joint resolution proposing
a constitutional amendment empower
ing congress to regulate trusts was de-
feated-154 TO 131-less thar the neces-
sary two-thirds majority. The vote
was almost exclusively ON party lines,
republicans favoring and democrats
and popnlists opposing the resolution.
The savings bank at Sheldahl, Ia,
was blown up by four robbers, on the
night of 31st, who secured 81 600 and
escaped, after holding fifty or more
citizens at bay. with rifles The bank
building is a total wreck.
Wheat cutting began in the vicinity
of Perry, Okla, on the 1st, and hum
dreds of binders are now running.
This is more than a week earlier than
last year. Wheat prospects throughout
Oklahoma are better thanany previous
year, and the acreage is much larger.
Mrs. Lydia E. Dance died suddenly
at bloomington, ILL.,, on the night of
the 31st, aged II. She was the owner
of ITO acres of farm. land, most of the
income of which she devoted to feed
ing and caring for a multitude of cats,
which she kept at her country home
and cared for tenderly.
y warrant was issued at Havana,
Cuba, on the 1st, for the arrest of
former Deputy Auditor w. FL. Reeves,
who was lodged in Jail. his bail being
fixed at 81 800. 1t is now believed that
Reeves, in his so-called confession
only gave half the truth.