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Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24
Sorifieuist.

Getsiaaen moo Sberiff WegaarOe,
i minneapolis er paabegpnot / bcnne
llge.
9igteren G0nulrto Clarence Steo-
maiL Der ielp err gprslpefilant, er
ifnro meo at Ifripe @an Streets Si-
itorie.
Sacob u. Miis, BEN befierrote banif.
feote Neip Dorf Wfaro, bar Oerne
llge beisgt ct. Emil % Winneapo-
lis pg bolot 5oreorag for itore 6or.
iomlin9er.
8 ben paa ct auoet Steb omtalte
Observation-Disclosures moo Sarmer
Ssritelie / Yarf Riper, I. DAT, bar
Surpen tilfienbt Gitanten (2illo6lom)
en- Gritotning al $3.50.
8npernsren paa 5ilippincrnc,
CONNER Gait, fom / Warboes til
San Sroncisco meo Sransportifibet
"@rant" oa reiite itrar til @aibing-
ton. "@rant" par bertte Sang 26
Gage | Sieen; tibligere gioroe ben
&eiicn poo % Gage.
s. Eierpunt Wprsan ilaar fam.
men flere og ilere 8oner. 6pr at
lGgee e1t Sinoring ipeien for Soroer.
bits Yenniplponia- Spitem ipeiier
Worsan inrmlen Monon, Gblcuso
& eaitern Sainois, G%ponsnille &
Serre Sa1lte cg Cincinnati, Samil.
ton & 0aptot 9anerne.
Charles Sbpmas / 9eS Moinct,
Soma, beifpIoteS for at bope mproct
Wtabel Shoiielo; MEN Den 21oe Sa,
mar erflrreoe 0onmer Duncan, IT
Anflogen imob ham life alene fife
fon bcpiics, men at 9epiiet for. of
Tigen bleD mproet, ogiaa mongler.
Ere 29ger bar ertl9ret, at bun osoe
al Morolforgiitnine. Scr. Sbomas
blep frifierot.
Mmrriean 9injcns Sfib "Gbilooel.
pbia" afgif i'm Reu gorf Den 22oe
,satilar. og bets norife EasIagerer
berries at naa oeres geitemmeIiesite-
Der omfrina Dem Site. ST. Saul"
aisif ira Sollthumptor Den tSbe
,Ssonilor, pertes iii Stem Dorf Den
25oe. % VnSiaserer for @eiten oil
paslere Chicago to 0age ierere.
"Rhpnlalo" Wl afgna ira E~tiaIoel.
pbio ben 25oe, % bets norlf Eus.
iuaerer pil ma irem ontfring Den
6te ;Sebriar. "@eitenlano" afeif ira
liverpool ben 16oe. pertes til Ebi-
Iooelphia oen 25oe % Fasiagerer for
Geiten oil pGre i Gbiolpo 10 0ase
ietlerp.
Charles ". Ycariun, JON er Ero.
iesior / enselif 9%iteratur peo Gortb.
meitern ~llniperiitp / Gpanston tci
peo Chicago, argriber 9ibelen5 Gro
prroisbeo % Sem 0tirafler paa
aamnel rationaliitiif @is. Oct
napnie llniperiitet er Nethooiiternes
forncmiie 9Greanitalt i slmerifa, %
Gearion ielo bar lGnge pGret en-
"9ruocr". Hu er ban affaloen fra
Troen % oil iaroipuliepis blioe al.
lot. Ct itormenoe Mssoe boIotes oen
20oe Sanuar. Ysanae al SaIcrre git
LIS paa Hroiesioren Tor bans Spfieri
o. Santro; men ban l0arcoe. az
mango al hans GmbeoSbrsore OF al
SamiimoetS Erritcr life bar Ct
Saar beore emo han ieln. Santro %
ssorost for 9ibeien er tcirutelig no.
breot | Samimtoct.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24
YrGricbrano.

Sra Great Sails, Mon..., ~ifriues, at
en- ltor Tr9riebran0 rnier inhe | Ga.
rooa tort peb. Sele Strsaet melem
WiIf Riper % 9etb Bridge itaar /
lps 2iie. Slben bar fort9ret mango
burSreoe Cons So % sbelaat Seites.
marferne paa be sloier, iom faloes
Smeet @rais Sias. apaeeierne /
Gsnen peo life, hporlebes De berefter
ifaI fin6e Sebe for fine Siorbe.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24
Yett9e.

5io er Veuse. Spis DC asier at tisbe en-
"Stump Enller" indar. nj oel lpuue ia for
gem AZ tlebe ben bsoite. Abe Sauillsis"
er cen enelte prafiiife OF Hosmesiis
Stuup Enler- % @rubbIue Naiiiue I,
Sonoelen. Sfr,p efter fri aataIos.
IL. s. CAWARD, Cresco, Iowa.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24
Uorsesfartet fl0bet paa
Srrreo

0i bar moolases lda mango Spers,
mail, ON ri :tte tan flare aarisi
iIrbe, paa oarreb, at ri beftsmte %
iii at forfsee meb ct Tibet parti. Cor
So Gents EXTRA tan ri ffofe aartet
lIiitrst poa 2erreb, meb Er9fifter
paa bper Gnbe, fao at bet fan bcnaes
op pua Wassen % rules cp. mar
BET i'll. bruses.
gi piI msb Bet famine eisrs 90,
sitrtlpm pea. a. lan rite an Ia
baabe premitbcs "a aart, unbtasen
mon betaler EXTRA for en- at Delene.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24

Seq ntobtoa Sbraiiiuen "Susceinen" for ell
llecs 3iS Iioen. Min Suftru flyer, at bun all
brio fcr bar fpet paa en- fua 900 wadffine forn
@Susbennen". SftIoe pi bape fisbt ben bog
en- sleent, er lea iifter pan, at hi babe mdnttet
betaIe rrnbt 20 Dollars mere. See u~nbefdler
ben til euboer. Der enffer iis en- life aIasfeS
erutofine. Zen er nIoeIes ooer Scrbentniha
til ben Vris. Nnbrcu Sbpreion, Chandelier,
Niun.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24
oielsoaesboee

sSeoieIsoogsboeeit. ium De icrtotc
nti1, CT Ell i,bmGrfet @o9. Sea bar
holot "Gecorab Ioiten" | lang Sio
~ iuaet mango gooe Trrmier, men
beIme err cen beoite. NilS ,Sllia.
ltao, @c0ahl, Wirn.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24
Weget fsr,eli9t.

"Senbes Manbs p~lioielige $40
iloa bope beorspet benoe meget."
"sSa BET mac on nof iige. Sun be.
troebe mig, at bois bun bare baooe
baot noele Cages Barrel, fiinoe ban
fisbtS srseflpr, % Slion gicrbe Sp.
bito % oft bIeo ioGst iaa binis. Oct
bar iianbbeS isrselist, at beno's
Mano git bort iaa bront".
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24
9egae bill finite.

Solicit tiger: "Sois hi life blir
fuit oenne Sabrifrssen, moa D;
flptte".
Sabrifeieren iparer: Soar Ri
life Son til at ubienbe Rseifper,
MAJ hi flute. q.
Get Ter no til Sfilsnisle.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24

ipni Dor ssea Gfags. iaa, at ~ blep irrbige meo iaa
melet Mrheihe paa iaa fort Tie, o. ban ON az iaa
lame eR finen pao lirsead. hpilfst bun III. gun
bar en- Safferil Hire, ION bun aiori9 tan brnae. oa
bit faaer ea 9idub iii ai oreie ben. THE 1000" or
laset rem nehne J3affsue. ieq neg sniiH5e bar itet.
zen drbriher ida let al min lille Out Fan eteir be-
let iiaGr Ten trit ier at henuiie huemipmnelii III
MIG fer Hrrnicre &euis. YRS q ~ Gtutner,
$50 3ircriep Sonleparo.
5irip tirar eittr sataloa % iuleitrnotac rpIpoaiuger
iii 1900" WASHER COMPANY.
100 r. State ST.. Binghamton, NJ. Y
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24
China iaar Yengc.

China iaar Tense. Yraiioentcn
nnoerifreu oen 20oe Saniiar ell
Gbeef paa $4,000, iom ameri.
fanife Observation-Disclosures beilaglagoe /
Sieniin unoer 9orer. llroIiaheoerne
/ China. Gengene tiIherer Dem d)i.
neiiife 3egierina % er miolertio;s
blepne ~opbeparebe / bort Cards
Sfatfnmner. Gbecfen .er ~operginet
til Winiitcr Ssh, iom Tfal ienoe oen
til Fefing.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24

ST.. s.. M. SG1miOt.

Gil Soripor fer 6n~reniueSiaaeu oe
6crm9noene Sonme ug aoyen pio %
MOD 2r. 7 " Shm,ot. i6O Siosr Ter
al ooer 100 Stoer &lonesbpro al Or. gu,
tier, Gr. Shniot. % en- M9naoe lut1erlie
&iener. 25 Gents Yor!olril. 50 GopteS
for $3.50 % 4prir eler 6rn9t. Brrueiioer
al So9en lam: Muiiitatalpg leabes Irtt
Strip bare III lloa,peren.
Hcp. e. Senien,
25I0-15tb Gloe. Spuib
29b4 @inrcappiiS, gGinu
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24
Tarme tilialgs
I SstO IafotG.

80 Acre 0su bsic Tel a. Riner Genuin st
%iporftrc Sab Taiein; goo Grrss uaeer TrrfAnL.
&efeu rr bldafillei q rsielrgs; npr, iHsiIreei
6dpaecara ira gus % %taib: 9aueef er imnii "a
Hast, bar rt3 bnb .iart Serb NIB Nersilnetrhuina
eap apb IpliHa iioiie Gpmm;r: SfDtehus biniiees
Gettu ira Slrme1. 10 tauotaapit 0irtsr / SaneH'
eaHoet taasil sprt iffilet: et heltaaeuSe 10 giil irt
eoaaini1oe ca v Dil ia IN anhen ape SerHbaaetp
2s Qtl ira &pii'euicr % ateicgt, s1aa iRlee iaben
iEt NGris Rrie sfT pr acre
Cgiea en- apri Seitipr inHtt. naoi. rilt Nlre. p,
sRu ia p6eBnrNnte etni. DBittrri ~ wcrrs uHoer
2urizlRa. steitet p.rf rmart. iussH QUE. er lciet
hgrt Tor l90'. tor i9iae& iroeH lite MART. @lris sf4
81. Aet. 2tfie iarHe cr ~feftriuiia fcr Qpraael. pa
or er IN stencm gaa biaili @rre o. 90 C%nseuru.
VI bar paiaa 10 Serre al let bort. 5pr Hrrmgrs
EplEsHiRacr. Sriigseiic % =. hrfp 10
d. L. WYLDE. Howard, >. Oak
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24
Veniisn for Dirs. Weaiulcu.

natetS Eeniionsfpmite bifalbt
Mfancngs Senator Sannas 5oriIaJ
ON at bepilse Sba McainIep, boz
iorriBe YrGiioents Gnfe, en- aarIia
Beniion paa $1,000.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24

T~Dlfepalstc Senatortr. Veofom.
menoe aornite | Sniet Dor iroitiact
til geotaeelie giIlen ON gaIs al Gor.
Staters Senatorer peo oirefte ,solfe.
palg.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24

1n iorig @cmuerer

6bicaao, ITpe Shln 1901.
sfmeictn NnsErso Saaihes Go.
&iuAbamien. " y
3fa beanuete ut bate meo TertS
40 ceus eehriaa &aihet" al
% 81 !. w.. Of pm en- halu Inc
par Snbhe DC. az 10 MaNfiner
paifr cent INLET o. huasi NO
pa Slhira On Mahpsrift fem.
ha ies bsannNfe al pate Min iile
@utS luisr (per bGr mtGet ifib
ne@, os on 10 9iiun.cg hdphe IL
preoei tem 90 tltp mca I opeg'
/, li2ct rper at ie az oer lite Dar ci
' 5let 'lltuae Gaa Mnneal aiorb
~ en- nor &ait vda 10 Ns~aitinfalne
al 0tIDer : TtuNF Zen Wugtc.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24
81. q Z. &,olmam,

Siauoinapilt S90e, tiolisere t~ieuelte.
s~lerenoe alrura peo bet npriie Eabltha
Seipilnl / Chicago 90 ueo ebicagp Golieliuie
pJ il0er Souuar 1901 bar prdttiieret / Ct.
GAR. Nitnu, bar M cabinet Spntprer /
Nansdto, Nttnn,. 0Igrnet al Sadlou %
Gblre Streets, toersoperfor Hoitbuiet.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24
ltonGpnclicr i~tabfritche.

let bar Gen 21be Somar itaOfGitet
Ell Hpffe goitneiter- llon9pnelier.
o~erlbian0t feigenoe: Yeter 6. o.
ion, Micc 9afe, @is.; Gbas. q. He.
terion, @lcnlpoob, isis; Trunf ".
Sohnion. Sprina galep, @is.; SO.
lie oroe, @rocepine, Mitn.; Sba
Gricfion, Gonbp. Minn.; Iuguit
Bergman. Spirit Safe, Sd.; Grief
Gricfion, Mepu6lic, Did.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24
Wil Blue rnbret. g

Til blue Gnbret. Senator Nel.
ions Jorilag ON ct Sanoelsoeporte.
mcrt bIiber ianoipnliepis roget for.
onoret, inoen oct peotages.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24
bopeofaoen.


bill fac iiiano en- Cop ON Briieen. al
tradolss SeIegruf | arisstib.
Decorah-posten., 1902-01-24

~ ~
Gricfion, Gonbp. Minn.; guguii
Bergman. Spirit Safe, ga; Grict
Gricfion, Mepu6lic, Did.
Npc Gm5eosmRno. @iniam 2.
Gulfin er bIeuen &eaiiter OF 2anS-
office / Iuliltb, Winn. Ioitnreitcre
MidiNu: Sreemun y. 3icfer-
ion / 3etroit; s. %. Spore / Hocf-
foro; Charles j. 9romn / Nina
". s. Soafing i Calumet; Welpl:'
q Bates i Grabbing; Cabin 6.
Soucf / Sronipooo; Gorep @pnnir5
/ 2ofepieiu; g. g. aern / Menomo-
nee; :. Hoeft | Jraperie Gitp.
Npc Toitmcitcre. Br9iioentsn
uonnpnte oen 20oe Samlor fslgeroe
Toitmeitere Winneiota: Sobn
Z. @aite Elainpiep; 9. 6. Sobn.
ion / &rib Gitp. Soma Sames
$. 9apis / 9onoparte; Homon 8.
8bite / @Ienpooo; 6rurf $. NC
Gobe / 9cgun; Sonies 8. gais
Yanora; Sohn O.. 6. Carlton / Gs-
Ter. Wisconiin - Ssod g. Stetpar.
/ Glintonpine; Sobn 3. Cole |
Warihfelo; Stepben Manning /
Columbus; 8corge &isbart / Seffer-
ion; Soicpb 8. Sduls | aefpannee.
!Sulocr fat Deo Nicaragua. Gtr
iiibrniife aanolfomnisiions npe Snh'
lifting bar life formaoet at bringc
Senotets aaimlfomite iii at foron.
ore Ienins. Gems Nertai oil mo
title paa, at Sepbrrns Bill, ION
ifjor b~iialoteS al Sriet, ogIaa maa
bifaloeS al Senatet. aomiteens
Minoritet ncb Senator Sarnm !
Spioien Itaur life tpilenoe meo
Senipn til Sen enc eaer cen onoen al
DC ioreiloaebe &iiter, men Ter BELT,
at Sc ,Soreneoe Stuter life befntte,
iia neo at bpgge nosen aanal; ntl
man euocIig. at DC Toreneoe Stascr
ifol aicunemifi9re gioet, iaa enifer
Son1a, at San Was~Huten mad
pelqes, "a hooSe Sno- og noieiling
her fomaler til at ligee / Ssioe meo
Sopet pao bcaoe Sioer. Sanna on
hans Mcningsiplcr bruger nj
Tonomorutcn iom Ell SlGage paa
Toriuarcrme al Nicarnauariten Tor
at ma 5aaet ,roiat % ioalcoes BIN
Gre set belle Soretogcnoe.
Evening star., 1902-09-01

lornia home, and was found helpless and
unconscious at the Union Pacific depot a
few days ago.
Evening star., 1902-09-01

company of soldiers. Strong infantry,
with fixed bayonets, and cavalry patrols
are parading the streets Of Florence and
It's suburbs Six thousand troops in addi-
tlon to number Of policemen and carbi-
neers, have been concentrated in the city.
flenty OF other soldiers are available should
order be disturbed. =
Inc summer exodus has left the town
partially empty, and a number Of other
persons have left, fearing possible disor-
ders The government, which, according
10 its democratic program, has allowed the
strikers complete liberty as long as order
was maintained, has assumed a most en-
ergeuc attitude since the strikers forced
Wiillng workmen to remain idle and COM
mltted acts OF vandalism, such as the cut
Iing OF gas pipes and attempts at incen-
dlarlsm. The headquarters of the work.
men are occupied by the military authori-
ties. All meetings sand professions have
been forbidden, and hundreds of suspected
persons have been arrested. This course
mas averted disorder and has frustrated
the enorts OF the anarchist and socialist
trouble.
The tramway operatives and the gasmen
are among those who have Joined the move
ment. The troops have been ordered. as
far as possible. to maintain the public
services.
Arrangements have been made for fifty
tons OF bread to be brought daily into
Florence from outside the city. and mo-
pooy VIII be allowed to purchase more
Evening star., 1902-09-01
LITTLEFIELD DEAD.
Clever Jockey and Trainer Passed
Away Near Long Branch.

Charles Little1eld, 1r.. the jockey and
trainer Of EatontOwn. y. J., died at Bradley
Beach. near Long Branch. yesterday, Of
Brights disease, aged forty years. He had
been ailing for several months. having pre-
Vious to his arrival at Bradley Beach been
treated at The Roosevelt Hospital. New
York. for kidney trouble. Funeral services
VIII be held at Bradley Beach tomorrow
Mr.. LittlefieId, who was a familiar fieure
In the racing world was the son of Charles
1ittleheId OF Eatontown, and was born at
Toronto. Canada. He was associated with
his father In the racing business with the
old firm of ]. Boyle & Littlefeld, which
owned several fast racers. Mr. Littlefield
Tor a number OF years had charge of ]. b
Haggin's string He was widely known in
the racing world, having as a jockey won
many noted races Mr.. Littlefield is sur
ytved by widow and two children
Evening star., 1902-09-01
Congress HEIGHTS News.

Col. A. E. Randle and wife left Friday
Tor Saratoga and the Adirondack noun
tains, where they will remain the balance
Of the season.
Capt. Tyrrel E. BiddIe and wife left YES
terday for Philadelphia
Work has been commenced on the arte-
sian well for the fire engine house and the
contractors expect. owing to the elevation,
to drill between 500 and 600 feet before the
requisite amount of water can be had.
Contractor Herman has commenced work
on the Queen Anne cottage for Mrs. Mary
e. Bailey in Randle Park
Mr.. David Gillen and his son Thomas
have returned from q visit to Atlantic
City and points In Pennsylvania.
Mrs. 8. p. WINS Of the Hamilton road
has been experimenting with a new va
rtety OF tomato. the japanese climber. and
has as result several that weigh three
pounds each.
Miss Susie Messenger Of Annapolis, Md,
Is visiting the Misses Boyer.
Mrs Martha A. Kidwell has let the con-
tract for the erection Of handsome cot
tage on the Hamilton road, and work on
the building will commence In a few days
a party Of young people from the Heights
Evening star., 1902-09-01
Accepted Personal Bonds.

This man was asleep in a doorway near
the corner of 7th and g streets northwest.
about II o'clock Saturday night, and when
1 swoke him he became very prolan,," Po-
liceman Hixon testified against John Har-
ris. colored, when the latter appeared in
the Police Court today on a charge of dis
orderly conduct.
What was his condition." the court In.
Quired.
He was drunk" was the answer
Il met a couple of friends and we had
several drinks together, and I left them
and was waiting on the corner for a car,
expecting to go home, and 1 must have fell
asleep" Harris told his honor.
The officer told Judge Bundy thst the
man had wife and several children de-
pendent on him, and the court accepte,. his
personal bonds.
Evening star., 1902-09-01

than two pounds at a time. The troops
are slaughtering animals to provide meat.
The water supply of the city Is assured.
Owing to the cutting of gas pipes, certain
portions of Florence are now lighted with
torches. The cafes are closed.
The populace condemns the strike as out
OF all proportions to the small question in
volved.
1t is estimated that 10000 men are Idle
IN Florence. The municipal newspapers
have ceased to appear as a result of the
strike.
Certain workmen who were repaIr,np the
belfry of the English Church on Minchili
street refused to join the strike. The strik-
ers thereupon threw petroleum over the
board fence surrounding the building and
set it on fire. The flames were extinen,sheI
before serious damage resulted
Evening star., 1902-09-01

wrong side of the sheet. This too, in spite
OF the very heavy commissions which pour
ed into the ring on the entries made by
James r. Keene, August Belmont and the
Whitney-Duryea stable and the great vol
ume Of public money which was scattered
In bets on nearly every Futurity contender
except Savable.
Certain 1t is that never before was so
much offered on race as was sent at the
bookmakers last Saturday. The general
prosperity seemed to have sought vent at
the race track.
While. the horses were at the post a rep
resentative Of John w. Gates made the
round Of the betting ring and every book
at the price then quoted, which was 8 to
at the price then quoted, which was to1
to win, 3 to / for the place, and to 8 for
the third position. 1t was then that the
bookmakers realized that 1t only remained
for Savable to win to complete the greatest
coup ever attempted on the Ameriaan turf
Evening star., 1902-09-01

Note-Chairs in oak and mahog-
any, suitable for libraries, halls and
Offices, of which we have only one
or two left over, 500 off. $500
Chairs, $3.50; $1,000 Chairs, $500;
$500 Chairs, $3.50; $4,000 Chairs,
$1,000.
Evening star., 1902-09-01
GEN. TYREE 81. BELL DEAD.
He Was One Of Gen. N. B. Forests
Brigade Commanders.

A dispatch from New Orleans Yesterday
says: Gen. Tyree H. Bell, one of Gen. N
B. Forests brigade commanders during
the civil war, died last night at a sana-
torium, aged eighty-seyen years.
He had been living with his children in
California and came east to attend confed-
crate reunions and visit his old. home In
Tennessee. N
General Bell was on his way to his Cali
Evening star., 1902-09-01

on Saturday he won for his owner and a
Ie" OF his select friends a total little less
than *+OUOO. The exact amount is prob-
ably known only to John A. Drake. and as
he is not much given to garrulity his secret
will remain his own.
1t is known, however, that the pool rooms
all over the country suffered severely un-
der the onslaught made by betting COM
missioners. A fortune was wagered. and
as the odds varied from 10 to / to 20 to I
the losses Of the pool rooms and bookmak-
ers We're of necessity heavy.
What the victory Of Savable meant car
be understood when a comprehensive glance
is taken at the fortunes that were at stake
The following table Is believed to be ap-
proximately correct
Share OF purse won by Sayable. ..... S45 400
John A. Drake. in three bets Of s. 600 each
at average odds of Is, 8 and 8, took from
the Sheepshead betting ring. ........... 16S, 900
Commissions placed by Kid Weller for the
Drake e-Gates crowd at odds averaging L.
. and -. ...................... $1,000
Public hioney taken in the Gilman Weller
sook, In which John A. Drake is generally
peAeVed TO have O controlling interest 80 900
Won from the pool rooms all over the coun-
~ $1,000. 20, GOO
This gives a total Of $780,, 400, which the
owner OF Savable and his friends placed to
their credit. The estimate may be large
put there Is more reason for believing that
II Is below the mark. Many of the book
makers at Sheepshead Bay beat all Of the
races OF Saturday except the Futurity, and
get quit the day with the balance on the
Evening star., 1902-09-01
RIoT1Na IN FLORENCE, ITALY.
Troops Called Out to Quell Turbulent
Strikera

dispatch from Florence, Italy, last
night says: The employees of forty different
callings have Joined the strike which began
last Friday. The town appears to be in
state of siege. Troops have been recall
ed from the maneuyers and from camp,
and every square in the City Is occupied by
Evening star., 1902-09-01

had an enjoyable straw ride Friday evening
and returned in the wee small hours In The
morning.
Mrs. George w. Vanaken is visiting rela-
tives at Colonial Beach
The time OF the Sunday school services
has been changed from afternoon 10 MORN
ing, at a. m.
The handsome residence OF Mr. Thomas
Dennis on Nichols avenue has been COM
pleted and will be occupied some time this
week.
Evening star., 1902-09-01
MOSES ANNUAL SEPTEMBER FURNITURE SALE
Ihree-Piece Parfor Sets,
Other Parlor Suites.

Mahogany finished Suite
ple%hs .:........... 500 90 $50
Art Nouveau Suite ulahng'y 81 10 ~ g. ~,
Mahogany Inlaid pieces $40 on $50 40
Imported Fringe Set -. Sa05 oo Si.,, ,.n
Mahogany finished. inlald
6-sct piece. ........ SSA IN g. >.
Mahogany finished s-set
Hlt't SSh 81, ~
Mahogany finished H-set
o piece ......... ............ 5000 S69 -
''cI>'Gh S-Set piece. $3.50 $50 uH
Evening star., 1902-09-01
FORTUNES ON SAVABLE.
Estimated That Drake and His
Friends Cleared Over S4OO, 600.

A special from New York says that men
who should know claim that when Saeabie
beat Lord Of the Vale home in the Fs.t..r:, ;.
Evening star., 1902-09-01
Corner Chair.

sterling value-a Chair that cannot be dV-
pllcated even for S6. In polished mahogany
nnlsh, with inlaid back and spring seat nm
holstersd in damasks and silks. In G mn
VIE sale az. ....................... QOsWW
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-08-07
The Marvellous MelrOSeS.

be Attractive
Feature OF Fair.
Mr. Melrose wife startling thrilling
wire long ant thirty ground.
Bailey
held those positions al
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-08-07

ing of city for the erection of new
school building was passed by the
following vote: Penhallegon, Weld
enfeller, Tamblyn. Ellery, Engels aud
Day, aye; Alderman Kane did not
vote. Following is the ordinance.
ORDINANCE.
The common council of the city of
Mineral Point do ordain as follows:
Section /. That new school build
ing be erected on the present site of
the Second ward school in the
city of Mineral Point of suitable
size and design to be used for the
purposes of High school aud to
accommodate the grades of the First
and Second wards of said city, in
Guiding those heretofore quartered in
the building commonly known as
the "Parish SCHOOL,
Section 2. That the old Second
ward school building be torn down,
and that as much of the building
ludtltldl VI SUN olu HCIOOl UullulU0
as may be suitable, be utilized in the
construction of the new building.
Section 3. That said new school
building shall not exceed, in cost, the
sum of Thirty thousand dollars, and
the amount of money necessary to
erect, complete and equip said build
ing be borrowed and bonds issued
therefor DIS provided by law.
Section 4 That such proceedings
be taken by the council and officers
of said city as may be necessary to
carry out the purposes of this ordi-
nance as soon as practicable.
Passed August 5, 1902.
b. T. Prideaux, Mayor.
Attest. Ed. Brown, City Clerk.
The council offered Mr.. Aide $1,000
in settlement of his claim against the
city, which Mr.. Aide accepted.
On motion council adjourned.
B. L. Prideaux, Mayor
Attest Ed. Brown, City Clerk.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-08-07
Notice of Order for Final Settlement.
TEs1ATE ESTATE.
CTATE OF WISCONSIN-IOWAC COUNT

HESITATE ESTATE.
CTATE OF WISCONSIN-IOWA COUNTY
~ COURT-lN PR ROTATE.
Notice is hereby given that at a regular term
of the Iowa Cour ~ Court, 10 be held in and for
said county, at the court house, in the city of
Dodgeville. In said county, on the second day OF
Sept, A. d. 1902, being the first Tuesday of
said month, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon of said
day, the following matters will be heard and
considered
The application of John w. Horn, execut-
or of the last will and testament of Margaret
Gorgen, late Of said county, deceased. for
| the examination and allowance, of his ad;
ADMINISTRATION account, and that the last will
and testament of said deceased be construed.
and the assignment of the residue of said es.
tate t. such persons as are by said will and
bylaw entitled to the same.
And it is further ordered, that public notice
thereof be given to all persons interested by
publishing, a copy of this order for three weeks
successfully, prior to said day of hearing. in
the Mineral Point Tribune. a weekly news
paper published in said county
1 By order of the court.
W. H. THOMAS.
dated Register in Probate.
Dodgeville. Wis. Aug. 3. 1902.
Fielder a. Fielder. Attorneys. S2w3