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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-01
TUNkHANNOCk.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Tunkhannock. May 3l--Services are
Episcopal church by the new rector,
Rev Cordace. of Pittston.
Mrs. George Reynolds and daughter.
who have been the guests of the family
of Captain w. G. Graham for some
months past. will start for their home
in California today
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin Day. accompani-
ed by their grand daughter Miss
Ennicc Day, OF Nicholson, leave on
Saturday for a visit to the Pan-Amer-
lean exposition AT Buffalo.
Rev. ]. W.Johnson, of West Nichol-
son. delivered the Memorial day ad-
dress at this place.
@. o. Esscr. eX-superintcndcnt of
this division of the L.ehigh Valley,
railroad who has been i'll for a long
time is reported to be much worse.
Mrs Harry DePue and children. OF
st. Paul, Minnesota. and Mrs. f.. r.,
Benjamin. of Scranton, are visiting
the family of John j. DePue. on
Slocum street.
Corey NJ, Kishpaugh formerly Of
this town. but at present ii clerk in the
office of the Secretary of International
Affair, at Harrisburg, spent Memorial
day with his friends here.
Little Leah Burns, who has been a
great sufferer from intiamatory rheu-
matism for the past TWO weeks, is no
better.
Harry Welch. who is in the employ Of
the Lehgh Valley company at Sayre,
spent Thursday in town.
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THOMPSON.


Thompson. May 3l.--Thc Memorial
day services in Thompson yesterday
were very simple and very enjoyable.
The post. with few of the ladies of
the Relief corps and few children.
went to the cemetery and after the
ritualiStic services. decorated the graves
Of the soldiers. and then returned to
the post room. where a soldiers love
feast was held.
j. Fl. Wells and wife. of Golden. COT
orado. are spending a week or so with
his sister. Mrs. Lottie Potter. on Jack
son street.
Fl. NJ cole. of Scranton. visited his
father. Rev. l.. cole. this week.
The continuous rains and the horrd
roads prevented Rev. p. X. Tower from
getting to West LcnoX for Memorial
day. and for the same cause the COM
pany of young people who had thought
to spend the day at that place aban-
doned their project.
Rev. w. II. French and Rev. 4. j..
Skillet and others of the Free Baptist
church are attending their quarterly
meeting at East Lenox today and over
the Sabbath.
Yesterday morning parties hailing
from Gulf Summit were here in pur-
sut of a stolen horse and it's driver.
that was but few hours ahead Of
them. They We're headed for Wayne
county.
Prof. T.. B. Curtis. of the Oakland
school. gave the Memorial day address
at North Jackson. his native place
yesterday. and there comes over the
hill words Of high appreciation and
praise of his effort.
Rev. A. D. David is announced to
preach at Jackson on Sunday morning
+. NJ. Lewis was doing business in
SusQuehanna on Wednesday.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-01
UNIONDALE.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.


Uniondalc, May 3l.-Mrs. Edward
Corey. lately attended the funeral of
her brother. at Montrosc. But short
time ago she was called to mourn the
death Of sister.
During the present week. Hayden
Mcrat thcam. of Wilkes Barre. and
friends. have been pushing the work
of prospecting for coal.
Last week \. S. Burdck of Rose
willie. y. j.. was the guest of his
brother T.. q. Burdick.
Union memorial services were held
last Sunday morning in the Presby-
terrain church.
Mrs. 1da Davenport of Pi,tston was
the guest of Mrs. Natan Firinan.
Thursday.
Rev. MIR. Sompmier delivered a pro-
hibition lecture in the Free Methodist
church Wednesday evening.
Memorial day passed off very quietly
but very few graves being decorate
Muddy roads and rains would seem to
account for it.
Farmers arc having an unpl"a sa mt
experience, in a reduction in the price
Of milk.
\ little smiling time given by old
Sol. Thursday afternoon, made all
people good naturcd.
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Philadelphia Grain and Produce.

Philadelphia. May 81. Whcat-tMm. contract
grade June, 1sa7ec. CornI'rm; No. mixed
June. i1a4a+sr. Ooats-stcady; No. white
clipper 3,12a:ijc. Rntc,-Stcady: fancy west.
crn creamery, ioac.; do. do. prints. 2oc.: do.
nearby do, de Eggs Steady: fresh nearby,
l3l2: do. western, i3l2alic.: do southwestern.
l2iac.: do. southern. IL. ChcCse-Firm, good
demand; refined sugars. ID points lower: cubes,
sj.Gj; crown A. $50: powdered, $3.50: Sran'i.
lated and crystal A, 81. 80: confccionrrs A. 500:
NO. l. $.0j; down to 4tc. ior Nos. II. lj and IT,.
Cotton-tnchanged. Tallow--tIct: city prime
in hhds, iAa47sc. country do do. barrels 4h.a
tis". cakes, 5Aa5i2c.
Live Poultry-Dull and easier; fowls. 10c. cN.
ceptional lots, O2r.: old roos,crs, &C.: spring
chickens. l7a2jc. according to size: ducks. DC.
Dressed Poultry->tcady; fair demand. Fowls.
choice. lOc do. fair to good oaiac. old roos.
turkeys frozen, 0ll2c
Rerripts--flour- 1000 barrels and 2jji 900
pounds in sack; wheat, 5000 corn. 1000 hush
els; oats. 5000 Shipments Mhoat-25,00O bush
els, corn. 2J,DE0: oats, 5000
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-01
THE MARKETS.
Wall Street Review.

New York, May gl-Ihc stock market de,r
opened p'.ir buoyan' tone Today and the acllv,
ity was still inrthCr increased giving the mark Il
good deal the appearance again that ii Ofci ed
during the boom period, The strength became
yer! general during the proItess ot the day, hut
The ehort was in part sympathetic and flowed
from the conSpi, uo> strength OF a few piOmi.
nent stocks. The current conjecture in the stree,
poiI ted to conclusion that the movement oil
the p incIlal stocks WAS due To operations by
The Hartman l,ocke,clerGould element and TO
those OF the Pennsylvania rliioad in retaliation .
The market got good start at the opening and
th,re were many gains ranging between one ami
two points. After the preliminary reaction due
Ia the selling TO take profits by the buyers oi
Wednesday at Chicago the market moved very
aggrcsshely upward on an absorption oi Thousand
share lots. Dning the rest of the day there were
successive Developments OF similar mo, iuent, in
other stocks, notably Pennsylvania. Union Pac.
fc southern Pacific Missouri Pacific and tho
southern railway stocks. The buyng If A,ch.
son came from many sources, apparently in an
EFFORT to disguise its origin, but the prevalent
oplihon was that large part Of it was for
Philadelphia account and IN the interest ol the
Pcnnsy yllahia railroad. large speculative pool
was also arti,c in the stock and helped aionL
tine advance h, manipulation. The buving of
southern railway was attributed to the same
source. and conhient predictions were head
that announcement would soon be made uf Penn
sylyana control in the company. The ai,anae
in Achson reached as in the preferred, 2ss; T;
Pennsylvania. 3i2 and southern railway, 3ss as a
result OF this buying. The movement in South
eIn Pacifc and the southwesterns was almost
impressive, Union Pacnc rising an extreme AZ; (;
Kansas and Texas preferred, 3is; Southern Pacific
a9., and Missouri Pacific. 3ai The street was
full Of well defined rumors that a settlement had
been agreed upon between the contending inter.
ests in Northern Pacific which would result in
even stronger conditions in the railroad world
than at present, New York central rose 2% and
Baltimore aud Ohio, "a, apparently in sympathy
with Pennsylvania. The so.called greater Missouri
Pacific retained its full force rs factor The
decided strength Of the United States Steel stocks
also had considerable influence. There was talk
OF an carly dividend the common stock It
advanced "a. and the preferred 29s, Amalsamated ed
Copper rose nearly points. but reacted later
and closed with net gain OF less than two
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-01
SUSOUEHANNA.
,cial TO the scranton Tribune

speclaI 10 Tue scranton illbHnc'
Susquehanna, May 31.-Editor b. r.
Pride, of the journal, spent Thurs
day i'm Union. y. Y.
Nelson Il. Barton, of Binghamton,
spent Thursday with Susquehanna
relatives.
The commencement exercises of the
Susauehanna High school will be held
In the High school building on Thurs
day evening, June 4. There will be
but one graduate, Miss Meta Skin
ner.
A leap year hop will be held in
Hogan Opera House this evening.
The Deakin block, Fast Main street,
is being improved.
The Northeastern PENNSYLVANIA
Telephone company has completed it's
Ararat. Jackson and Gelatt line, ex-
cept 10 string the wires. and the
Thompson and New Milford line is
under construction.
Harris Nickel-Plate circus will an
pear in Susquehanna on Monday, June
10.
1t is understood that County Su-
perintendent of Schools Charles r..
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-01
Now York Grain and Produce.

New York. May 81. Flour More active and
f,mcr with wheat, Whcat--spot firm: No. > red,
sis t. o. b. ahoat; No. red, slls elevator;
No. | Northern Duluth. s5Ss f. o. h. lfoat. Op.
lionS generally finn all day ana closed higher;
July closed SOis; Sept, 71i2. to1.--spot steady,
No. ?. j0,s I. o. b. atoat Options quiet. hut
firm Closed steady and 4 cent net higher,
July closed, 40; Sept. 40. Oats-Spot quiet No.
2. Hic.: No. 3. S2iac: No. : white, 33c.; No. 3
white. 32lc.; track miycd western. 32a3ic.; track
white, 32laa:I'c, Options dull. hut firm. But ter
creamery, l5aloc.; factory. 1laI%lac,; imita.
tion creamery. l3laal'iac. state dairy, l5aIsc.
Cheese Firm fancy lart Colocd, sZaSAc.; do.
do. white, SiaasZr.; tame! small colorcd oAaiac.
do. do white. M. Eggs Firm; state and Penn.
syNania. l3'2c. western nngradcd. lll2al2iac. /;
western selected, lSal3i2c.
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Chicago Grain anc Produce.

Chicago. May 3l.-'rhc weather constituted the
most poicn, factor in ioday's wheat market
July wheat closing 'sc. higher, July corn closed
isc higher: July oats isr. lower, and provisions
IA shade 10 &C. lower, Cash quotations were a.
follows:
lonr-Quet: No. , spring, 75a4a16H4o,; No,
3, lice; No. . rcd '4$sa75isc; No. : corn,
ll4ui.isc.; No. , yellow, 4.a.ailIc.; No. oats.
asiaasiu: No. , white, -; No. , white, 2Siai
.0hc.; No, 9 rye, j2'ac.; good feeding barley,
l0a50.; fair to choice mating jla5,c.; No. |
naX seed. Sl.10; No. | northwestern, -, 20; primo
timothy seed, s290a3. 80; mess pork. fl',6jaliio;
lard, Ssl7iaaS.27ls; short ribs Sides 7.sOaSOO;
dry salted shoulders, 6s.aIc,: short clear sides,
SS,l2iaas.25; whiskey, unchanged.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-01
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

respect for him and one that won him
great credit from strangers. The pro-
gramme was closed by music
Mr.. Gayheart. Of Dunmore, removed
his family to Richardson's house, on
Frai street.
The Brick church choir held social
on the church lawn on Memorial day.
The proceeds were $72.lS. This will go
toward the church debt.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-01
New York Live Stock.

New York. May 3l.-Beeyes-Good demand. but
seers 10 cents lower bulls and cows, steady !:
steers s5a6lO; bulls, $3 i0a4. 50 extra 81 75aa
cows, s.. .5Oai.35, Calyes-Market l5a2jc. higher;
yeals, $ia6; choice, rs; buttennilks, nominal
Sheep-ln light supply and steady; yearlngs,
eja35c. lower; lambs. slow at 35a50c lower than
Wednesday; sheep. $Sa+,50; yearlings si50a5. .65 ;
two cars wooled do, $3.50; lambs, S555a5SO.
Hogs-Market firm at S.. 95a6 %.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-01
Scranton Wholesale Market.

(Corcrctcd by II. G. Dale, - Lsokawanna Az.
Butter. Fresh, !0a20,2c.: dairy, fresh. lolaa!p
Chccsc-Full cream new, lOi:alc.
Eges--Wcstcin fresh, l4'aal l5c.; nearby state
I5hal6c.
Bcans-Pcr b,ishcl, choice marrow, 50. .6Oa..Gj
Pea Bcans--Per bushp choice marrow, -. %
s.. go
Medium Rcans-Pe: bushels. 81. iOaS?. 10.
Green Pcas--Pcr b,ishc!rS. Sl.t0aSl.4j
Flour--Bcst patent, per barrel. St.i5
Red Kidney Bran'.-Per hushcl, N24jaS2.50.
p5tatocs Per bushrl, S5a7oc.
Bermuda Onions--Pcr hushel. 81. .5Oa$l.6O.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-01
Insomnia

is caused by arrangement of the
nerves. lichtys Celery Nerve Com
pound is an extract Of celery combined
with other efficacious medical ingrcdi-
ents resulting in "A nerve medicine of
rare virtue. and wonderful in it's prompt
and soothing curative effects. 1t will
make you sleep. Sold by Matthews
Bros. ~
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-01

ESTATE OF JAMES ELLIS, late OF the Borough
of DunmoIc. County OF Lackawanna and
State OF Pennsylvania, deceased.
Letters of administration upon the above estate
having been granted 10 the undersigned, all per-
sons indebted thereto will please make prompt
payment, and those having claims against the
estate will present them tor payment to
JOHN W. ELLIS.
DAYTON ELLIS,
Administrator.
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Oil Market.

Oil City May 3i.-Credit balances, $l.O5; Ger.
tihcatcs, no bid; shipments, l7Os55; average,
9S,olI. Runs, 2lj, l5l; average, Ss,2il.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-01
LEGAL.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
office OF the secretary OF the Scranton hoard
OF Control until 80 o'clock Friday evening,
June 7th. 1901. for installing the heating and
ventilating systems in the following public school
buildings viz: New No. 20, to be located in the
Twenty, y,inst ward; new No. 20, to be located in
the Sixth ward, and new No. 80, to be located IN
the First ward. All in accordance with plans
and specifications in the hands Of the engineer OF
the board. John j. Harris, NJ f., who can be
seen at his Office in the Williams building, orpo
site the postotice, Scranton, Pa, daily from uh'
til 0.30 a. m. and from l.30 to p. m.
Bids for each building shall be in separate
enclosure and plainly marked on the outside OF
The envelope with the name OF the bidder and
also the number OF the building.
A sum equal to at least five per cent. OF the
bid, in cash or certified check, shall be enclosed
with each bid. which sum shall be forfeited to
The school district in case OF refusal or omission
on the part OF the successful bidder TO execute
contract within ten days after the awarding oil
the same. No bid will be read or considered
which fails to comply with this requirement.
Ten per cent of the contract price will be re-
tanned by the school district for one year after
the completion of the system. II the same shall
prove satisfactory, final payment VIII then he
made to the contractor. No interest TO be there-
on. II the system shall not prove satisfactory
TO the board OF CONTROL said sum will be used to
complete the plant. :,
The board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids.
BY order OF the Scranton Board OF Control.
EUGENE ID, FELLOWS, Secretary
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Lost.

LOST-> gold chain neck lace, with heart at.
tachcd. between No. Ii school, Chestnut
street and Jonas Longs store. Finder Wall please
return TO Miss Bcchtold, 40 N. Ninth street
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-01
Statesmen Wanted.

WANTED Salesman; SO monthly and expenses;
permanent. Perry Nursery Co., Rochester,
\, v
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-01
Situations Wanted.

Young WOMAN wants positian as an ad writer
in dry goods or furniture store in this city,
Experience and best OF reference. NJ. W, 9Gj
Washington avenue.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-01

YOUNG MAN desires clerical position; willing
to make himself useful. Enoch. Tribune
office.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-06-01

WANTED-Position by young man, age 81
as boohkeeper or assistant and typewriter
where good hard work calls for advancement
No experience except thorough business college
training; can give reference as to character: am
willing to 20 anywhere in this state where strict
attention to business will be appreciated; good
penman; correspondence solicited. Address Wes,
ley y Weaver, Lopez, Su. tyan county, Pa.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15
3tlidJipu,t.
9lE.ntrr ru hIiun HrnnIrr

Gscanaba, 10oe San. - MeoDnt
ior 9ouis Wugner ,en 81 4ar gammtl
blinp peooler, uppitlepe Jig til ajRr-
li1tao hos 2nne Gna9t al S%turgeoG
Ban, 20 2(ar CANNED. gu er De gii.e
Der. 6or iemten qur iloen par Wa9
ner en- bel ltlaeuoe unoertater / Gbil
cage, bnor ban bapoe Stone. SON a
Batter. 0ln miiteos lit .SDn, % oa
Qengene life tom ino Iom for, %tditste
&oren % 9ornene BAN uo paa 0doen,
% &ouen 1T Stilsmisie. Wdgn.y
bIeo fattig % git fra gp til gp o.
Iolsie alItens Smaating. 6an traf
GnadtiamiIisn, boem ban baooe tienot
/ 5DitlaHo. pg al Weopnt beilutteOe
Gnua al felgs BAN pud bans 1urs %
pleie bam. 9enoes Sengipeubeo pore
be, pg bun Oiloe life iorlaoe Ddgnsr
uagtet 6oraIOreus 6do bsnoe ON bet.
Sad f%orsIlos ban @Ggieta6 .og bun
aft ino pdl BET.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15
anorcrs Tsitamrntc.

IRA Stotbolm meooeIes BEN 10oe
S,dnuar: SuQenigr 4ncrees 5eitumers
te, Der eIter bans egen geittmmelis
life iiuloe aabuts for oep loganqer
al 4dret 1900, er MI dabnei o. lGIi.
Summsn meo 2eitdmsrtet fuuote5
ogida iIere Sreue fra iremrugsno:
QioenfobsmGno. rer ~ppmuntreos
ham til bans iarltge 60rp. men o9Iac
ct fra 20. Re 6ouoiGs, Der oor1re6s
Eam. pod bette grep tocot gRor3,
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15
afiat al 1T eaet Yarti.

DULUTH, lite San. - Oeputp Die
inipettsr 6. S. Sppns al DULUTH Ell
afiat al jim egen Administration, %
Republitaneren Sulius 9. Barron al
Ct. Yaul er upnGpnt til bans Gfttrs
felaer at Den pemOtratiIte 9ppepinz
Ipettsr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15
@oNnr ior InIorhetter.

Sra Stodbolm %teIegrdfereS 10oe
Sanudr, at Der or irotommei aIdgey
oosr, at 1ogbetientsre paa Rattetos
gene unosr SuIefeitsrne uoen otoere
buuoe lat fuIpt gerioner al oeo Stop
peitecerns % lacet Rem lig9c biGlpe
lsie ! Sneeu / en- 9uloe al Il 0ruocr
unoer 3sro. Observation-Disclosures blc
puagruno heruf fororonet. at etbUsct
NuttrGn b~,rtfter itaI ioripnes meo sr
ipeciel @ogn tan for 6sruIeoe Psrios
nor
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15
Yoifiorretning.

gilbert Sea, lobe San. = pOlt6us
Tets iamtlige Snotaster for &aIenoets
uarets 1900 par $14,91S, og llogifs
terne bar 1924. Regierin9ens Ret.o
Snotaster par iuuleoes oOer Ter Sus
iino. poitmeiterens Sage er $2,400,
og 81, 1913 iii ban til Glertehi9lp. Sol
~retningen bar meget beore sno forrige
Wdrs.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15
Minnrrnta.
Ben %atifaarct.

0ilmar, lobe Sunudr. - So9n
Mosberg, ipm / mango aar bar pGret
aniat al 8reat Rort6ern Sernbanen,
bleo pOertjert at ct Spit6lotomotio
Der. Sans enc Ben 6lcp d%fituuret oOsr
Qntelen, pg ben anoen Sob bleo fnuit.
San bleO itrar bragt til Spipitalet.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15
Sfolcbefrrcr finosIug.

gritton, 10oe San. - PrpfesIor ..
Camper, 9sitprsr for gDsns Stole, cr
pluoielis blepst Tgosforpirrst. Der
blep ienot Suo ei;sy bans gror, 0ml.
Camper al Gaenoa,e. y. D. iom lam
men meo Or. Got n Qberoesn 6rdJte
ben ulpttelise uS1no til minneapolis
til 29gsbebanolirl. Mr. 9apDsr5
fpiiite 5ilitdno sr uom9rtst, og unbsr
i'm 8irtiombeo oeo Stolen bar ban
uOOiit itOr 0pgti34,o baabe iom 91s
rer % 9eIiDrer.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15

anlast finite Splonier ! N%sbraIid; meG
M bar ban beiluttet at fere fine iremp
tioigs Golonier til BET eiiligs 1enues
Zee. Som betienot uopanorer en-
Mnrgoe Sinner ira lit 6eOsIdno, Tor
oi Husldro bar aiort 2anOet til IN
ruslif Qropins.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15
Gle @nocrion bob.

Ct. peter lite San. - Ole 5. Nns
oerion osoe ioag. Nfbsoe bupoe boabc
graoueret fra Observation-Disclosures Sns
9enieroepurtement, % be fem Iioite
Qar hapoe ban oGret "Surpsnor" !
NicoQstt Gountp, !6an bar Meolem
al Stutens MISUNDERSTANDING.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15
Gul; ng0.

Ro6eiter, lite Son. - pbilip 9ol5
poOe ioag i lit 9iem ! Warion. Gan
bapoe boet / Olmitsao Gpuntp / Al
aar. San par ~pelitaaenoe % en- leoers
De Wtuno / Samfunoet, ION ngo aues
0eiaatslie.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15
ajpbt Of Sod Ss!ano.

Sort Dodge, lite San. - pupirer
blep inpsioet Der ioa9, iom piIer, at
0oiprie &c NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. er tie6t
al G9icaoo, Hot SsIano &c Pacifc.
9anen er puntiat til Central Sruit
So. / Hetp Yort for 100000.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15
Streiterr bolctr no.

pruirie Oh Gbitn, lite San. -
Pad ct W}soe al 0iretiprerne iot
Booltu W}ia 60, bpis ilmtlige Nrz
bsiosit9rte git 10 paa Streit for nogle
Oage iioen, bIep BET beiluttst at iorsge
2snnen 71a Yrocent ira ReoIGttelisn
al 1872 9rocent for 9Gperne. Site
en- Widno oenote tilbage, % bet bl,p
ertlGret, at ingen OiIOe aienopta9e 2trs
beioet, Tsr be iii Den gamle 2sn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15

(Tcrtirt'e5 paa 2oeu Sipe.)
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15
2unit al cit Spmmsrfut.

Stiapater, lite San. - 5reO
Ramberg, Iom bpeoe / bette Gouutn,
6lsp igaar orG6t / Sames Wc8rdt6s
2eir oeo Snate Riper. 9an blsp tnuit
unoer en- Semmeritot. 9iget blto
brdgt bib ioag.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15
Eope Sasbrng iol I.

Qiblano, lite San. - pope Gum
Der Sos. Sugbrug blep iolgt peo OF
fentIi9t Salg isf%termiooag. aaptein
Is. 8, Gais, ReprGientan for Sobn
S6rrsoer 9umber 50. / Willpdutet,
tisbte 9ruget for $4,000. S9roepe.
S~ompoujet bar en- MGngoe 6urutsmz
mer paa Rpoen lungs Rprptpiten /
2ute % Goot 6ountier, Wiuneiotu.
Oct bar 3pmmer NOT til at boloe Ytus
act / Drift / tppe Ndr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15
GfuttFaCrf.
Iiuner til Ieunesiee.

Samsstopn, lite San. - u. /.
0rutisr at Gbicago % OIaf g,rsitrem
al Rsbrata bar iruffet arranssmsat
til al toloniisrs 10000 aerss 9aus
/ ssnirsis % Wprgan Counter m.o
Sinner. Sersitrem bar | flsrs aar
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15
slpt Charter for 5arOs.

Sarge. lobe San. 5lrgo Pal fla
et npt Gbdrter. 5pr npsen StO iiaen
iattt Wtagor Sobnipn IN 9eOGselic
isang til 0uHit for Ell 5oranprius. %
Sqrdapet itsttsoe en isumig Ylanen.
Gn Sonference blep 1oIot meo 9rdno
Sorts Gmbeosmano; men oisls iipite
ipnes at bope tabt SniTeslen % bel
lager life mere. Ilosrmano RobertS
bar uoarbeioet ct npi G5lrter uuosr
Radoets Opipn, os oct ital iremlGgs
IGgges for Den MI ioy.1mIeOe 2esis
latur.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15
Jnolanoet.
9ntuu.
Snfnen;a e%pinemiif.

burlington, lobe San. = SnflGs
en5a (9rip) er epipemiit / Burlington.
Minbit 25 Yrucent at SefoItningen
er angrebst, og 29gerne er operanz
itren9te.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15
@ettrau iuRoet bon.

Sbsl Gate. lobe San. Sobu
9ladburn bleo Iunoet ROB i fin Ssng
/ lit 6iem Der ! gpsn. $oln BAR 70
Gar gdmmel % bdooe boet BET moro
oeItlise 8iscouiin / 40 Mar, @an par
@eterun ira Sorgertri9en % tiente
Iom Sergeant / bet ferite unibGngige
9dtteri MinneIotd Iette Nrtiaeri.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15
Guiteson ianr Statue.

Mustsgon. 10oe San. - Wustss
lors W}enreitepsn, Gburles 8. 6ld
len, bsgpnois bet me Gar mso at tunos
gisrs, at ban oil iorRre gpen sisnnsm
Phil. Searnsp 9oit, q. u. r.. en- itor
Statue at Gsnsrul gbil. Gsarnsp.
0eHus GdOe iorsgsr Mr. Sddlegs
9dDmiIobeo ! ct adr til 100000 GA
Sans idmtlioe 9apsr til gpen ii. 6etps
nslig mere eno en- balO Miaion.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15
Giliuenrrronte ennt.

Sracp, lite San. = Gurrie &c Sras
cps 0eligencerpute, ION bar p9ret /
Drift / 20 Gur, sr opgipet pad 8runo
al ben lettere Ppitgang, iom er giort
mulig oeo BEN npe 0es Moines Glpes
bel til Gurrie.
Decorah-posten., 1901-01-15
SibliothcfbWning iGroig.

Mappjas, lite San, - Den offentz
lige notwithstanding er MI fGroig,
% Mappiae 6ar MI en- oTeutIig an
Italt ipm 9peu er itolt al, iadmsget
mere, iom ben er ReIultdt al 9reorene
8ranoins Gapmilobeb. 9reOren;
8ranoin, iom M Dor / Bottom Oar
betienote ipm Gisre al ne itore Dali
rpmplefarme / Gso Giper 9aIen.
6ierneitenen bIeD neolagt ! rem uns
8pgning 23oe Suli. Sortrotten for
SpfgrelIen 6leo 1iost iii 6alooriou Dc
9ergum Der / gpen til ct aoiteuos AZ
$1,000. 9Dgningtns Somt blep fist:
at gorgsrne for s. 1000. gpQninqsr
bar ale mooerne forbeoringtr, far IL
itsrre 2GIep9relier ct GDmnaIum etc.
9egsrne / gibIjotbetst inotsfltttr
mango al be beoite % %ieneite 9arter
2iterntur, o1 be er o9Ida en- Care ira
grsOrene @ranOjn iom gap $1,000 til
aie6 al ge9er.