davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29

!Spur ifal reg finoe mig ct mt
Stem? Spor bsr ieg BELT laa mig
neo? Spor bar ieg be beoite llbiig.
ter til at hume gisre Srem9ang %
fpnme til at itaa mig eoot2 Oasle
og Iigneiroe Spsrgsmnal fremitiIler
Jig for eQer ienere FOR noget bper, %
oa ginloer Oct Dog, at man Tiger et
formiftigt Soar og life banoler
ibliroe. syor oe forifienige oil Der 10
p9re forifieaige Senipn at tage, alt
efter Oct Solo % ben Stiuing, ot
inotaser | Samfuroet, = Soano.
perfererl, aisbmnnoen, 2pgel 80
pofaten, Treiten, Sarmereil, oip. fan
life Der BRUCE iamme Woal, men maa
mere eller minore ie Sogen an ira
lit iGregne Smtspunft. 6 Senlpn
er iPles Tor aae, nanr ntaaife iutota-
aes TreiterL og oct er Senimpt til
9efolfningen poa oeotomanearoe Steo,
ON Der elers er nogen 9efolftlla
I'll at begpnoe uleo, ON ben er al
ianrme Natiouoliret, al iamme re!i-
gisie 9efienoelie os iamrre politiife
a~nifuelier, iom man ieIp err. iaa man
aItiaa fam bape rimelis lloiigt iii at
farnrle til at tribes Miarot benz. Obi
Oct bar tor getponine for bort IL
melise 8elp9re. at ui tan bare Sm-
gang Teo iaaoanne, iom | oIt pRieiu.
Iiet bar ianme Snteresier % iamHle
Spn paa Sipet iom pi. Or bet moo.
latte SilfPloet, fonllner mon til al
fsIe iis eniom os iorloot. ieIo ON
man Dor miot ! ct itort Excitement.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29

Sna tsrt 2anb ganr Oct goot an Of
plante Sr9er ON SOFTEN, % bette
fan / pisie Senieenoer elt0og pore at
foretrnffe frenlfor at iGtte Dem no
on @aaren. Sor cit Sing iua bar
man ON Soften gierne beore Sio til
iaaoant Irbeioe. 9ern9it laa faar
man bel ofteit De lrtge SrPr ira en-
Sope lGltgere noropaa, tolfolo birroe
Der iaa ppre, efter bDno be Tiger, ioFn
maa antages at ~foritaa Jig pud Dem
Sing, og "a bGrroer Oct let, at man
ferit faar Dem ioa Tent no paa Bad
rem, at Dem rette Sio til at plante
egentlig or forbi. gnbeIig er Oct al
nlegen 8etpontng for De n~pplnteoe
Srer, at De faar gobt al oen i9ooan-
lige tiolige % rigelige Saarregn.
Ylanter man ON SOFTER, bsr @run-
ben plsies o. harpes aoot % Sr9erne
ipttes no eiier 2spfaloStio, gierne /
Slimingen al Sftober eler gegpn-
belien al Hopcmber, iaa iarlot Sor,
Ben eitbrnl life er baar0frosien.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29

ltnsbeite tGmmes paa manage
Sloas Maaoer, me ofte gaar Oct
for iig meo iaaom llfornuft, at Se'
item elrtcn gairife bortifjnamnes eler
blioer u%pudbioelig ale fine Gage, oa
al gieren buroe famine Jig for lin
abfGro. 8egproer mon itpoe, %
terer man Jig form,ftig 90, iaa pil
man babe Iiben 0anIfeligbeo meo at
foa Soften "brGffet." Splen bsr
hounoteres lige fra fsrit al, flappes
og fiPles FOR, ditto tiltales meo Ien'
Iiebeo, life iages % ~itenfaites eaer
ifr9mmes paa anbet Bis. Yaa Dem
Wtaaoe l9rer oe1 SintD til Ienne.
ifet og fcmmer life paa OF bore reo.
Mnereoe meoens beat CT lioen, bsr Den
ian Crime paa o. pnnnes til at bllpe
Ieoet efter Den. Sette l9rer ben let.
pinot, uoet at Ser trrnges til npgeit
b~sireitet Gale eler Biifeila9. Slot
eiter liot p9rltier ben itg TIL, at mart
lrgger nogct pao oens Hpa, en- tom
Snf, 5raffen, eller lign. Scr man
pco al BET, timber ben Jig taalmooig
at itaa paa Staloen meo S9len paa,
naar man bare saar omiomt fre1n /
6eritninsen og life ifrGmmer ben
meo plIoielig at ilGnee Sglen pau.
&ierer man oen iaa, noar Den Sio
fommer, iamlnen meo en- gamnlel, ito
Seit, iaa gaar oct ium ofteit uoen mo-
gen nGpnep9roig Sanifeligbeo, %
llngbeiten tager bet belle ga,tife gelnpt-
lig, Tom ON oct maa ino pere. q.
Ben tager beit ogiaa inloo Saolen
uoen mango Spbppelier. Siloe man
berintoo begpnbe meo Saolen ferit,
pilOe Der bore al llbiigt til, at maal fif
i'm iitlbe Spre meo at faa Selten
tpnmet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29
IcotHeffer paa @uloteppet eler

Scbtheffer paa @itloteppet eler
paa @itlpet ielp fiernes lettere oerpeO,
at man enioer Dem me0 en- Sine
bpppet | folot Snbepanb, emo ON
SGbepanoet err beot. @armen for
aariager nemlig, at Seotet ipreoes
pioere uooper. Gr Sanoet berlmoo
folot, iaa oil Seotet forene iis meo
SGben og Sleffen iaaIeoes foripin-
De. gr Der fonrnnet a%eroinneolie poa
Sei, inn oiiniter ben gierne bort, bpis
Ssiet boloes tert og b9nees IT'D / fri
2uft pou ct Steo, boor Stso life
bar @nleoning til at jamie Jig og
iette Jig fat.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29
Msorenes Yliat.

Spiife 9ioelier opiiaar i,fe iaunlis peo en-
Rooers npioeupee! os enonu Here peo en-
Npoers tlnolaoelie al paa en- pasisnos
Maaoe at beIGre fin 7atier.
2raoiiicnen tiger: s8pinber mao lioe";
os bette lrres be unse aptnoer. Ger er
iiot Sanohee og en- itpr gt9nsoe Gperori.
belle ! bette. Spis en- uns apinoe iiber me
get. bsheper bun Sebanoiius; % beubes
Nooer bnroe urge for, at bun iaar ben.
Wanse Nsprs beiGuie its paa at isre
oeres Sstre I'll en- 2ase for nuoerisaelle.
gten iHseu Noosr bebrper at betnute is
paa at itripe aabeut ON i'm Batter eler iis
'elp til Mrs. 3iutblms 9abpratprp / 9pun,
gaasi. os mootos ira en- aptnbe uoen 8e.
falling be piriuinssiuloefe 8aab.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29

Seit % gnsap rGffer life larrgt,
r,aar Spsrgsmonlet blir cn oft lGtte
SOD unoer eget 9opo. Sc fan bore
nofiaa fornsieligt for en- ung 8ige,
naar bum ret iom oct er faar Jig en-
&isretltr / en- paffer "&ig" bag en-
flint Seit og / bebageIigt Selifab.
Wfen oct bi,roe DOG aniees for en- tent
melig tpiliom Inbefoiing for EN-
Srier, beriom bette err oft, ban bar at
bpoe paa til at begpn6e Susbofonin'
gen meo. geore at begpnoe meo no.
get anoet og laoe Seit og guggp
fonune ~ielere engang, naar man
faar ll0fonme til Oct.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29

Giter ct Iterft Steo eller Slag bin
Sltben ofte bloa eler tort. % be,
p~aniirenoe Slef bIir eierne iiooenoe
lpnge. Ictte ifal fitnre forebpgges,
naar man trafs logger poa Sri
oeIie eler "arrowroot" flgtet men
fopoi Smnb. @ieres bette meo bet
ianme. ifal man bore temmelig iif-
fer pao at Hippo fpr 6leffeil oe ielo
ON Der er saaet lGngere 1io bert in.
oen Wsiolet anpertoes, oil bet iieloen
pnre sanife forgipoes.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29

Yrs. Guauit TiaIS1rni al Soutb Snrou.
ssts ben nnse Dlses Nfpoer, bpiS 3o,trGi
ol her pf'entligslgr. itrep / Sanuar 1899 ON,
at henbes 3aiter | TO Nar bapoe liot al IRE.
gelmrsiia MeuItruat,on haobe altio 500
peopiue os Smerter / Steeu, opbppue0e
Esooer % betauot is / bet belle clenoiet.
Snn mpbtos itrur Spar uieo &aab, o. /
wVartS 1899 ltrioer paaun Rooereu, at 2p'
oia 6. Gtnthauts Vegetable COMPOUND bel
breoeee henoes Iatter for ole Smerter os
ure9elmesligheber.
Sutet / 8erben fan iammeuligues meo
2noia 9 4inibarS fore Yieotctu lor Hegn'
lerins al Spinoerues l9rli9e maaue oitge vt
oelier.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29

SGnelier paa &ippebetet Dos
Sorntp9g ifal funne %fiernes peo al
gnioe Dem gobt ino meo en- 9lanoine
al Spirits OF Sltrpentine, Old Spife
og Oil Sreanlirn, lige meget al bper.
Saa Tiger en- Sormer, ion p~aaitaar
iig at p9re mart 100 Iar gammeI,
oq ga mao ban bel pioe oct.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29
Sil Trembrinselie al ct Eltn

Sil Srembrinselie al ct Tlno
5Ieif frGpes Der ira 5 til 7 Yuno
Maisforn iiges bet. Eaa oenne
Moabe iparer oct fig bel neppe OF
fsoe Soinele op paa bare Wtais, Ielo
ON benne par aoifiQig biaigere, emo
Den err Ill. 2ao Dem faa noget anoet
ineIleuL 9ronrsre, WaiooIittss, &fe.
Der, Snnupoteter, Sleeper, &oo, oip.
9e poaifismter afpefsling | Soften
iaa bel iom hi og boloer Jig oerreo
iao meget lettere peo goo Selie %
Ippetit.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29
Sra Dorth 60, Jowa.

utt. pg Utts. SlUllies % OetCs
Sotter % Spigerisn Wtr. % YtrS.
0prbopo, bar iolgt fine 5arue uGt
&eniett % iIpttet til Gbor@bpy Gla.
0fr. ariitian @reoeion bar / Som.
pnni meo en- pngre @ror fisbt 6ur'
men al Sfim,eSfoIfeue, so Icres, %
hans Ioresie blir isicn lom / "gantIe
Gage; aenictt. Sa.
9prcr dian @eperS. Scr oe iioite 5
gor bar bant 2Prerpoit / GaImor,
ga, er igicn Berger al @ortb 60,
bpor ban bar N pen 6orm pan so
Icres. Get er mig berettet, Of ban i
Ell npr Srerntto itol operta et 2Prer.
poit peo 9rtilnt afooenti. Sea Oh.
fer hmn tillpffe. Wfr. MeperS er Ell
bel uSounnet 2Grer / Gr9ellf lon /
Worif.
Son. Rruite HcIion taller i6ag /
Iortbpoco. Sa. men OereS aorre.
iponoent bar oesprrre life Sio til at
eaa mo til Gpcn for at bsre % ie
Dor fremrdgen6e 2~drosnmno.
Sarlontopn bill / Ell rasr 6remtio
peo Stemmegtpnina afgisre. ON
9Nn Ifal "imcorporere" iig. Nan
tGnfer ogloa pao at gaa iommen meo
en- Gel al oct onligaenoe Oiitrift
ON Ell "centroliierct" Sto4e.
Haa n;sie aanter bar man irtpor,
scret Toteter bonbe ira Yiinreicta %
g. Iaf., oa til en- FriS al ca. so
Gertts pr. gliihel guar Eoteterne iom
parmt grso / en- SfrGooer, er MIG
fortalt.
Wr. Go. gergo. Iorthpoob, bar
irIgt lin Gel / SIagter6ltifer,
"Gnenion g. gergo meat morfet, -"
til Ell ger. Glarf. Mr. GIdrf err en-
eriareu "aisomnno." ioo ieg boaber,
oct me Sirnln oil ia Selo meo fig,
% Mr. gergo er en- ito, intelligent,
prsre 6orret1tingSmano, iom tanife
er / Sorretrirtg igien, inoeu 6iSie
9inier er fomne pda Brent.
gn Rsoerbanoe, eaer ilere farife,
rlimiterer rurot / Smaabperne, %
De, iom life peo iig ri for Eenge,
bsr ba' et Sfpoepaaben for Snurtocn.
SiIuer Cafe Wenig6eo, gaitor
gses aulo, bopoe a~oniirmdtion FOR.
Ieoen Ssnbug. Splo Gutter os
toIo Biser ala 2sTtet. Gn aoopttp.
ion iii Mr. og Mrs. Ole Rlie blco
os6t % tonfirmeret iontioigt. Raat.
re otsie hinge aIorig gIerme III bel.
lige 2sfte % De oprebare SanSbeoer,
ION al Sreit 9Grer % 6orplore er
Bit Iagt Dem poo Siertel
SIR. SeIge aipeootten, SdrtIono
har oeret paa Heiie / Rorooeiteu;
men les bar life tolt meo BAN. ltoen
ban tom tilbase. o. oeo iaoIeoes life.
ON ban fiebte 2ntb. San bar nor.
reiten en- peitt opbpqb 5arm Der.
Niis Rinn ~. 9o5l peItom 9soro-
LAMB osoe pllioieii9 paa Ell 2pitreiie
/ 8isconiin. Sun bar onrtrent 16
gar sanmel % al goo Selie. iau
benoes upenteSe 8ortgans bar Ct
baurot Sla1 for SorGlore og 81.
Ifaroe. De bar alles RebisleIie i
Sorgen.
9i far iet Sne Der allereoe; men
M er 8eiret mt. aor.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29

Tpr ben me 9ime tages | grig, er
oct bra at l9gge Den i glso / iterft,
heot Saltpano. 9enne gebonoling
gisr Hiiet meget ieigere. eub bet Ell.
Iers niloe bore, oe fslselis parer 81
men lGnsere % sisr beore Sieneite.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29

gpmaifinsn "euSpenueu'', Tom
pt bar mootaset for en- D Waane'
Der Noen, e. momarfet | aae Senfe'
enser, ies trer, ben It liseiaa 600
fom DC, NAN betaler 80 Eater
for; ice er fuiot iiitreos mso ben.
See pil uobreoe Den faa eoot. leo
tau. q arast betaife ice VI 80.
Ysber ~. Safariateu,
4sSlua, 1ap &C.,, .. ..
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29

Splf, iom bar let for at blibe for'
fjsleoe, bsr pogte iis for at BRUCE
trairee al9oer, naor 8eiret CT folot.
@n ritmmelig 9ragt err altIo parmere
eno en-, iom ~il1tter tgt, life bare Tor
oi oen tinooer 8looct fri Circulation,
men ogiaa foroi ben leprer Stun FOR
ct 2llitlag mellem Slloen % Den pore
Gul0e.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29
gpttige 3aao o. YinR.
saIntai ifia,nmes let. naar

ssIptpi ifiaanmes let. naar oct
Ingges ben, bnor bet fonnner | BE.
rsrelie meo en- eaer moen @ienftanoJ
ipm inoeboloer e,toog fin liot Spopl.
timber Silpirfning al rubber" be.
mites Der Spopl, liseleoes britges
Den ofte unber StIuirfuing al ulo-
teier iant bniot Eapir.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29

9cripm 8mtmnsen life brpr iig ON
at iprinee omtrins % itsie % lege
iom andre gern, iaa err Der pit noget
ealt paai9roe meo ham, % bet or
beoit, man prsper at finoe no, boao
Oct er, os isaer at faa rettet paa oct
itiOe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29
Caleb gOwrrS, forbeuuarenOe

NnItu KufDtrsl IUIUtIUUltIVut
2 tatsietretPr / aentidp. er for an.
ben Sang bleoei iuitoen ifpIbig i Del.
agtisbco Roroet sia @upernsr Soc.
bel / Sanror 1900 oe poGm oent
til insparigt 5ensieI.
Decorah-posten., 1901-10-29
Woar Qomu,u luffes. bsr wrae

ifrues tilbaee, ioa DEN life itiffer op
ODER Splitret. Oilers trnffer ben
mere eller minore Ole, iom oo tpter
noooer og er til lleasn.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1901-01-17
VESSELS SEIZED
Venezuelan Government Takes
Possession of Two Ameri.
can Steamships. -,
Are the Property Of the Orinoco
Company, Operating Along
That Waterway.
State Department Informed of
the Seizure but No De-
tails Are Given.

Washington, Jan. 16.-The state
department was informed during the
afternoon by cable from Venezuela
That the Venezuelan government had
taken possession Of two steamers be-
longing to the Orinoco Steamship
company. No details of the seizure
are made public. The Orinoco CON-
pany is acknowledged to be an Amer
ican concern operating between Port
Ru Prince and points up the Orinoco
river. The head Of the company is
said to be an American named Alcott.
The seizure of the two steamers of
the Orinoco Steamship company was
reported in cable dispatch from Min
ster Loomis at Caracas, who says they
have been taken for the purpose of
being employed against the revolu-
honists.
The company. it appears, has both
English and American stockholders,
IN American president and an Eng
lish charter.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1901-01-17
TREATYDELAYED
Chinese Question Occupying All
the Time of the British
Foreign Office. D..
Action on the Hay-Pauncefote
Agreement Not Probable
for Some Time. II
The Davis Amendment Is the
Principal Objection to Fa-
vorable Action. !.

New York, Jan. 16.-A dispatch to
The Tribune from London, says:
China questions being more urgent,
Il view OF The signing of the agree
ment by Prince Ching and Earl Ii, it
is not considered probable at the en-
bassy that the foreign Office will take
decisive action upon the amended
canal treaty this week. The rejection
of the amendments will be an unpleas-
ant surprise if it be brought about.
There is, however, no definite assur.
ance that the amendments will either
be accepted or rejected, but there is
hopeful feeling that the foreign office
will take advantage Of a favorable
opportunity for bringing so years of
controversy to an end and promoting
good feeling between the countries.
There would be little doubt that the
changes in the test would be sane
toned if the Davis amendment were
out of the way. This is the chief OBJ.
stacle, because it is academic in form
and vague. in application, yet on par
allel lines with the Suez convention.
England, by virtue of political con-
troll at Cairo, could close the Suez
canal against warships in an emer-
gency, if Lord Cromer were instructed
to do so, and this policy might be die
tated in self defense if a hostile fleet
were on the way to India. The for
eign Office might have stopped Cam
ara's fleet if the government had sug-
gested that course during the war with
Spain. No request was made, and Ad-
miral Camara went through the canal
and returned when he found that the
feet could not reach the Philippine
islands. But Lord Cromer might have
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1901-01-17
GET OUR FIGURES on.
HARDWARE
1T PAYS
FERGUSON BROS
SEND RElNFoRcEMENTs.
Fresh Troops and Horses Going t,
South Africa.

TFeSH troops ana 7OrSeS Going TO
South Africa.
New York, Jan. 16.-There is a
good deal of uncertainty as to the ex-
act intentions of the government in
regard to the question of reinforce.
ments for South Africa, says the Lon.
don correspondent of The Tribune.
The announcement made SO posi-
lively by The Post that the enroll
ment Of Baden-Powell's police force
had been abandoned is officially con
tradicted. Probably The Post was led
into error by the confusion Of official
plans, as it is now stated that in addi.
tion to the constabulary, the war Office
intends to dispatch to the Cape five
thousand men to strengthen the Impe.
rial Yeomanry, which, as a fighting
body, has been seriously weakened. 1t
is expected that without counting the
police recruits a few weeks time will
see more than ten thousand fresh Brit,
ish troops in the field. The question
of mounts is also being dealt with and
horses are now, it is understood, be-
ing sent to South Africa at the rate OF
about 5000 month.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1901-01-17
QUAY is CHOSEN
Selected for United States Sem
ator by the Pennsylvania
Legislature.
Police Called to Restore Order
in the House Before the
Vote Is Cast.
Ballots Taken in Montana and
Nebraska but No Elec-
tiOn Results.

Harrisburg, Pa, Jan. 16.-The state
senate, at o'clock, selected M. S.
Quay as it's choice for senator. Bal
lot was as follows: Quay 26, Guffey
(Dem.) IL, Dalzell (anti-Quay Repub-
lican) 10, Huff and Smith each.
The vote in the house was delayed
by crowds surging on the floor, max
ing it necessary for Speaker Marshall
to appeal to the mayor for police aid.
The sergeant.at-arms telephoned to the
police station and during the wait for
the police the officers of the house
made another unsuccessful attempt to
disperse the crowd.
When order was finally restored in
the house the vote was taken and Quay
received majority. This insures his
election.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1901-01-17
WOULD SHOOT BOTHA.
Dewet Angered by Action Of Beers
Who Desire Peace.

Dewet Angered by Action Of Beers
Who Desire Peace.
Kroonstadt, Orange River Colony,
Monday, Jan. 1.-THE success of the
Burgher peace committee in distribute
ing among the Republicans Paul BO-
tha's book, From Boer to Boer," has
tnfuriated General Dewet, who, it is re-
ported, swears he will shoot the au-
thor at the first opportunity.
The refugee camp is now occupied
by 1000 persons. Another is being
formed at Rhenoster.
Supplies Of all kinds in the town are
shortening daily.
The Beers are most active north
ward and also in the direction of
Lindley. Various commandos appear
to be joining General Dewet to the
southwark.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1901-01-17
Gear Welcomes Russian Troops.

ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. AT Lavidia
the czar viewed the Russian troops
His majesty passed in front of the de-.
tachments and then ordered march
past. AS each company passed the
car thanked them for their services.
Dinner was served to the soldiers in
their barracks, where the czar passed
about from one table to another, ad.
dressing remarks to individual soldiers.
.
The case against Mayor Patterson of
Bismarck, charged with letting a
building knowing that gambling was
being conducted therein, was dismissed
by motion Of the prosecution.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1901-01-17
sTANDARIzlNG BUREAU.
Senator Nelson Will Report a Bill Es'
tabiishing One.

Senator Nelson Will Report Bill Es.
tabiishing One.
Washington, Jan. ia national
standardizing bureau may be author
lied by congress before adjournment.
Representative Southard of Ohio may
introduce shortly bill appropriating
$4,000 for the establishment of a
system which is demanded by agri-
cultural, scientific and manufacture
Ing interests all over the counry. The
Administration has been enlisted in
favor of the measure, and much favor
able sentiment is expressed by mem
bers of congress. Senator Nelson of
Minnesota will report the bill favor
ably in the senate next Thursday
with a statement on the value of the
system in making measures and stan
dards employed by scientists, mechan-
les and engineers.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1901-01-17
LITTLE CHANGE NOTED.

Kitchener Reports on Conditions in
the Colonies.
London, Jan. 16.-Reporting to the
war Office under date of Pretoria, Jan
IA, Lord Kitchener says:
"Beyers' whole force crossed the
railway near Kallfontein Jan. IL, max
ing to the east. -~---
There are no important changes in
the conditions in the colonies. Sew
eral small parties appear to be return
Ing to the Orange River Colony. Some
Cape rebels whosaccumpanied a com
mando into the colony have surrend
ered."
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1901-01-17
PATTERSON ELECTED.

Succeeds WoIcott as Senator From
Colorado.
Denver. Jan. 16.-Hon. Thomas M.
Patterson has been elected United
States senator to succeed Edward O..
Wolcott. Mr.. Patterson, who was the
nominee of he Democrats, Populists
and Silver Republicans, received "a
votes of a total of 81 cast at the joint
caucus. Following is the result of the
ballot taken by both branches of the
legislature in separate session: Sen
ate-Patterson SO, Wolcott 1, absent l.,
House-Patterson So, Wolcott z.
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Hia wife Saved Him.

My wife's good advice saved my life.
writes F. M. Ross Of Winfield, Tenn,
for had such bad cough could hard
" breathe, steadily grew worse un-
der doctors treatment, but my wife
urged me to use DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption. which COM
pletely cured me-" Coughs, Colds,
Bronchitis,> La Grippe, Pneumonia,
Asthma, Hay Fever and all malad1es
Of Chest, Throat and Lungs are posi-
lively cured by this marvellous medi-
cine. soc and $1.00. Every bottle
guaranteed. Trial bottles free at D.
n. McArthur's Drug Store.
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Fifteen Hundred Miners on Strike.
Florence, Colo, Jan. 16.-Over L.
500 miners in the employ of the Colo.
RADIO Fuel and Iron company at Coal
Creek. Rockvale. Bear Gulch and
Brookside have gone on strike as
agreed upon at mass meeting Sun.
day in sympathy with the strikers in
Northern Colorado and at Gallup, N
NJ. A few men went into the mines t.
load the loose coal and put things in
shape for a period of idleness.
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Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Is the
mothers favorite. 1t is pleasant and
safe for children to take and always
cures. It is intended especially for
coughs, colds, groups and whooping
cough, and is the best medicine made
for these diseases. There is not the
least danger in giving it to children
for it contains no opium or other in
furious drug and may be given as con-
fdently to babe as to an adult. For
sale by all druggists.
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Extending philippine Cables.

Z Washington, Jan. 16.General
Greely, chief signal officer Of the
United States army, has received a
dispatch from Lieutenant Colonel
James Allen In the Philippines an
nouncing that the signal corps has
laid cables from Osloo, island Of
Cebu, to Dumaguete, island Of Ne
gros, and thence to Misamis and
Linto, island Of Mindanao.
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GRANTED A PENSION.

Father Of the Late Senator Davis to
Get $50 a Month.
Washington, Jan. 16.-At the open,
Ing of the days session Of the senate
q bill granting a pension of $50 "a
month to Horatio N. Davis, father of
the late Senator Davis of Minnesota
was passed. Mr.. Davis was captain
In the commissary department..
At the conclusion of the routine-busi-
ness Mr.. Morgan, chairman of the
committee on inter-oceanic canal,
asked unanimous consent that a final
vote on the Nicaraguan canal bill and
It's amendments be taken at p. m.
on Feb. II. Mr.. Daniel (Va.) objected
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LACKED ONE VOTE.

Clark Not Elected Senator on the
First Ballot.
Helena, Mon, Jan. 1e.-william A.
Clark Of Butte lacked one vote of the
number to elect him to the United
States senate. The first ballot for SEN
ator was taken at noon by both SEN
ate and house. There were 80 Re-
publicans in the senate and house and
they voted for Senator Thomas H.
Carter for the long term and former
Senator Mantle of Butte for the short
term.
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Below lts Normal strenah.

London, Jan. 16.-"Owing to the
drain for South Africa" says he Cal.
'cutta correspondent of The Times,
"the India army is now 5000 below its
normal strength and contains $4,000
men who ou~ht to have been relieved
and sent home. There are also 5000
others who will soon be in the same
position"