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Decorah-posten., 1902-06-27
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bette, ian cr 8ingerites Siiferiforentug
elerS / gobe SGnber.
Heoatter for 8enItreblaoet "SplanbSs
potter" / SsnefoS oil Oiit IIaa itg neo
for alnor Der, ioet Sr. Steinbamar
(6cbottsren) bar fisbt al Smeo osrsus
fen bans 8 Gta9eS 8aarb sperit /
Stnu95 @nDe.
On SeitOag iom 22oc Spril 1902 baos
De Ssuefos natlrli9pis alorie bart.
Ser bar orret mango ubmGrtet beIotgc
17be Raifeiter Der % Speu bar 9Ieunent
Garcne bapt @e'sg al foritieQi9e itore
MGnb oip. Dten ingeu at De Better og
Silftelringer, iom ueo oisie anIeoniuper
bar pRret fo%rnnitaltet, bar i ben @rar
aneaaet gpeu % beus eutcIte Snnuaaa
mere iom Ssuefos,, SeplttamsIubtIGum
iom Siebitab, men bd ~9ecorabs Soften"
rimeligbis alerebe for Ell goo Stuno
iibeu bar brdgt n~ogeuluuoe uefsrItg Ses
feb ON peune Set, ifaI ie9 Der forbigad
bette 8apiteI.
Srofssior SopbuS 8ue9e, iom bar paa
Rin9erife / afoigte Ssit for at upie9e ben
beficuote aiueiten poa Ssreu ubeu at
hume finoe Den, bar uegioet ct Tibet
Strift anaaaeuoe bemelote .Step. Gan
Tiger i 6prorbet I'll oeuns Srohurs
Seq bar mnieet Oct for ri8tist at ub8ipe
ale Splbsuiu9er ON Stsneu og ocns
SnbTtriftl Sdgtunoige fan beroeb fna
Gnlebuin9 til at BONNIE ON, bborptot
Stenen FOREIGNER, at man nn{treHeer iig
for at fiuoe ben ieieu. So itsrre Cps
mGrtiombeo Sa9eu batter pad Ringes
rife, bes lettere bill bette, baabcr ieg, Iebe
til Suno." Sau ~afilutter Seftet meo
fsGgcnoe seq bil anIte, at Gtersn MAJ
gieufiubes. iom i 8iemmet blen reiit iii
02tnbe ON en- Rorbmdub, Der fort Sto
efternt 2cif Srificu baboc pppaget Bin
lamb, meote Ssbapets Sarer fierut !
@eit, men bIffsbe unber for oisic i i'm
llnsbums Rraft." BEG har forbeu itres
bet liot ouI Oeune Ster 90 ON, at man
III gffrift al Runcrne, beugaue ben lda
iom Soltiteu fr Sreatlwsrue paa aas
p~elausaaroeu.
Den Sbe apriI oar Der en- Spbbclt
9citSaq paa neSre Berg, Sor 80 anr
then pna ben CATO fDlbte g. g. Berg
i'm 50oe fsbielsSna, Tom ha bleD fcirst
uIeo en- itsrre Seit / hobbeIt Spritano.
ioet ianume Sag bans Seu Cluf par iii
9aaben. Samme Sag 80 aor bagsftsr
bar Chi 9eras fsritsfsbts Ssu til 9dos
ben o. @anIliHgeH bar paa i'm ottiaarige
SeoieIsSag ou Saoher Ill lin SeRneien.
RaboerHs oa cit bel Del uoeubHsos
bar inhbuoue til bette itsrre Sslitab.
iom III afbolStes.
Set er mGrfeliq. bpnrleSss Tiitebeitana
Scn uftaeer | cniclie SiitepGuo bsroms
firing Sea pnr unlis en- SIr on III
2iombet iont liaatr tiitieles ct ga,
aamlc Hprite Rii Aerira scr min Sil
nifeoc man nor Nelitdt Sieiosrrst ! nett,
! Sano men peS SeaNSiS, iea oar ct Barr.
6len SiHeH / gunoet nlseles bortc, uoer
az man fuuer torildre I~driageH, SEQ
butter. Der aii aBate ONT. AT en- aRauo
Stremsoebuaocn ihfSc bare dilnat fall
90 / Hulesuiua Ct SubeNiicri bemelStt
@aue. hpiltet al bnm pa mciet, % hbora
ON Der bier Sna % az Nctte liltoC
bFret Snriag III, al Siiicu idd mee cr
@ang bIeu bcrfc. Ssa bar iutlelernI
tErft<aus az Der par RaugsI pda AiRi
ring. % al bsS 6lcmpunb 6iiteH eti mel
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-27
Fourth of July Fe tival.

Fourth of July Celebration at Mr.. Erik
Bergum. Lost Island, Palo Alto Co.,
Iowa. To begin at 10 o'clock A NJ.
Song-Choir.
Praver-B. B. Olson.
Song-ChOir.
Welcome Speech, English-Rev. J. o.
Swalestueu.
SOng-Choir.
Declaration of INDEPENDENTLY. b.
DUNN.
S~oug-Choir.
Speech-Rev. l.. o. WigdahL
Ladies quartette-Mrs. Rev. J. D. Swal-
estuen, Mrs. Rena o. l. Thoyeson, Miss
! Lydia Nyborg aud Miss Leya Larson.
SpeeCh-English-Dr, Tn, 7. Maze.
Dinner served from /, TO , O'Clock.
Program p. NJ.
Soug-Choir.
~Speech-Rev. S Strand.
Solo-Miss Leya Larson.
Speech-P, r. Gylling.
Duet-Mrs, Rev. J. d., Swalestuen.
and Mrs. Rena o. l., Thovesou
Speech English-H. NJ. Helgen.
Violin Solo-Student X. NJ. Homeland.
Speech-berge beTgeson,
Speech-Thom Skoc.
instrumental Music, Violin, Guitar and
Organ by Eawerce Hagen, Lewis Larson
and Leva Larson.
| An entertainment viii he given in the
evening at s O'Clock by the Young people.
Fireworks alter entertainment.
Refreshments served.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Come aud have a good time.
Committee.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-27

% SCOIIlB. StU'cH 1puIale OulH pu.
Or bet big, iom CT en- iaabnn TroIoFari
% fan forOrtpe DC llimhiss?" va"
Ionrte 6ret, mar nogen Der mig ON at
iaae SuIocrcn gisr ie9 bet noen at ipSr'
&c boerten RrGit eucr Rroiet." YrGiteu
iaahc oa, al ban life baDoe troet. Der |
hans Renigbeh bar iaa ulseeu Cpsrtru
og gap ban 6ret fine Sormnniugcr ON
berefter at panorc iom GU ar,.ru Tor
SerrenS Ndipu oa life befatte zig mere
mteo Spdrtbo'o. Sret bcQnnbtc III lpetuz
lere pdd. hburouu han itIIoc fna qlorI
9rGiten CT BubS. Gil ait SeIo bauoc
6ret bcu8nug en- itor tort But; hcu ia9'
teoc ban, toG Siiuoct % itoppeot uo og
bar ben op paa 8atteu openfor Setcu,
t6por Rr9iter itlIlbc TONNE fierenoc en-
@tutertpGIS. 8utfeu blcp buuben iait
paa CT Bar eli og Den itob. tout Den
ifIl0e uRret lenenbe. : StumrlnGen
Tom SrGitcn fisreubc. Eret iattc en- 81
bebrdub i 9utiers Nunb o. ioS Den age
uoopcr 9ntteu ng forbi SrGiteu. iaa
B~armsaniiteruc iprutsoc. yr0iten bIeu
albeIes forfiamiet; men iaa runbts ban:
"&ommsr life Der ieloe Tauoeul Ter
paa Gap Fan Soften ct Spsbeeraa, % al
saarbc sit BET. iaa Snccn fse cftsr.
Raa 8rlnb al Ssbtubringer Tom
9ompifibcne / Gaod!en rddr life ! Rdrt
fsr / SIutuiugeu al iOrrlae Raausb.
Ser paagaar i SOtnlbIaoeue / 6srcs
Jos en- ApiSitrio melIem Stntiousmelter
Tuhcricu paa Seen % Nlaenisr &abIs
itrpm, S6uefus, augaoenNc. ben paatTu'
tc Sernbone 6een-S prjlsu % Cpl
riacns OpeGmning. Gen feritc er Cor
niuuo / Sernbdnefontltcen oa sniicr
S~orclGsget for %nnitunhuc Stprttna iom
| SgQesiae for Den eueurueue Serrbuuc
% CpSGmringen. bor,mno 6r. 8nbIa
itrbm iom Reprricntnut Tor SrGiIibsri
ne suiter GpeRmutnasiaaeu iom iGrIirIt
SoreIGg ~uaf6Rngig at Se~rHbaneia9eu.
lbet ban lutler pan, at HdonIsbmru bIIr
bebtlgct paa tommerbc Ting, hportmoo
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, iom er Here
Gdr GIbre, Iigger fulbt uoreeet oa Jar,
Dig hos 8eaieEiHaeu. iom bar Icbsr al
brinae ben Sag irsm for i6ritaiboIbeuoc
Stortiug. Oct CT for be mango Srug
ira Secu iii SsueioS ct peiuu,Grt
Spergsmoal nf flor aGticoiooe at twuus
Ifan opbRutret SpIrtueu % iunIc iad
rceulergt Saneitanceu, inalsees at Sru
gene til cu6per lib ianr 8auo til NIB
Sriit. boiltet life bar pTret Stlirlbet
ir til enbper lib pan Turei,
aupaIrn 9npbe Den lite ,. SR. en- SuN
eieieit - Den isrire al Bet Slags Ser I
SnqSen -; BEN af6oINtss for NGs %
8ifer 5oaue pda BramuHs t5eitioIaIe
/ Glieri 90 Der bar "a 800 RcnneIter
tiIitsoe, amtsasrouom @iererum hoIot
SorSorag oUgr abFaaVI "a Sissitcl o.
Gduo. tbeoI, SGr0eu ho.NJ SpIGsHtua az
moripumc SirsHCr DIV Seh Ssif'u,
ION bar eu Sruat al Dc 0 Rarts Raauso
al 9'prr. @ierSrum. Issper RTis %
Nsle gHacu forctuauc 5lssifIler. uoOe!
teS cut RRnqee YrUWgty, iom bet uiIee
taac iormegeu &lGDs bcy al opregnc,
hm ifdl lea bemRric, a. ben opituieoe
@rtraprGmir for lang o. tro SisReite I'll
heltes @unbile SfolleruN pda SioierrIo.
Seiten i~ortiatttS ! sen semptiaite
Stemuiug III rs pna 3orssnitosu meo
Sans, Salcr, CplGsnWg % meaeIr
Moro.
Saitur Giriclnne, Der hnr forreftst
aapnlcn iisrr iiior % alort 40 ida AZ
hclei Der Sngaeu, az lHHTout I'll SOAs
ncprGit / AnrNlnre.
6iiirHrr MI SlT8tutUgr % SriIsnNtc
aucrtfd ira q Z, Cppfgaarn,
gnneer ! CUNT 1902.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-27
Lutheran Ladies' Seminary
Rtp gsina glInrt. 19b, Il

Hso Biug, Tttan, l9bs Sum 1902.
SsH0as5 aiieH ben lie Saat bOlOt Erpi.
Z, e. 8raubt fla gutber Sgmmar. Sam.
line. Dim SaeCaIOursats SrGOiftH iRrlig
rsttst tit be slsus mage Bigger iom iaar ora.
ousrsos fra Lutheran Ladies Seminary
SaH uopegsbs aorists Sci iom ben. Der ale
ne isrsr nj YRaaIst for al enifs % SeIiis'
Hrlis. tanOs Tor BET SiB iem ma CT, % ior
bet JON tQmmrr siIsr bette. Def par Ell
traiaa lTrsrrs on nppsrlis SrGotieH, CUB
gre Of esn maltte bTre 6yuIi ! uOrs pier.
ter!
CHsnaa,p ben 4os 9uHL. holotss etH
sssailIss SlutHinssisit. Srpsrammsl be.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-27

Games Gallagher % 4uitru blep
murhet al 8du0itcr i Hipcr Srmcti.
on. IA. Nat til / 9srhagS, lIgier.
uiug5mRnScuc trGtgte iuo / Neres
Stem. % here's 1ieHeiteforl % Ser
meme iuuet Sorrct osNe i hereg Seug
en- @oraeHcu. Soucu DOR hrPht
peo StpIp al alnruiorm "a 9sluoeH
ifliet. Si7 % Ct 9rlouhr oar iilaa.
LEI.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-27
6lcnnWooo 4caocmp.
@IeupUoO. NiHu., 1899 CUNT 1902.

@leupOoO. NiiHu., 1Soe CUNT 1902.
Sr. GeOaftpr!
8IeRpopo acabchtp bOIbt fin SIutniusS.
Jeff / AfaOemiets Gal eeH 12te Juui. Sio'
len bnoos oitte Nar 0 gr%aouentcr. 4 ira
GCusscaiosIinsen % 3 ira Commercial
Department.
SItenetfor al @leuey1e ieiu bolOsr 5alsr
oa S:tlamatlOHsr. bdpbe man tGar inobuot
8rotesinr @isIe Sotbue Ill at boloe 5eitla
len. pan taIrs on 9puegeuooaHnslis. 2er
uar Dor 3iO. msnte 5aLrrsu, 5raHg I'll at
bare Ell 0DlesewoSauHeIie. osriom man ptIs
be trGoc ino / bpiere ShCtassr % ppe mo-
gen betnOsIt8 SnOF0OsIic. auuOftab bier
III 'nn aIntiuocIts 90 ttl9IGngeIts for ale,
at ben, ION life benptts0e NuieoninseH I'll at
taa ben beolte llnosruisHina. ptIoe uauitsIig
tunue itaa iig I GuHturrancen. Isrpan
taItc ban ON 2utbsr college % be GorOsIs,
iOm oeHae GHitaIt bar at bpot.
let CT meset SIGbsligt at foa ie o. bore
bore College, roissiprsr ensang imeuenI,
8rof. SothHe or Ell traitl8 JaIrr o. g.proe
ct goot Suottbt.
Yuitor 6proe bespubte Soften NIB 2trtft.
IGSutng % SgR.
Ataoemtsts 8nnO urotr 2ebeIie al 9rof
g. y. @praH, atrtstorst % RuFttGrrrln'
ben ueO Stclsn, N2ti5 Nabcl ioren. uuOer.
bUlot GoriamIussu mso Nuit.
StOIeu bar Sarets Sob boUt 1874 GIeper
Og Ueo SIoeH bsrnf omtreat so gRuftcIeper,
Der life resns5 rHso iUm re9uIGre GIeUsr
peo Stolsn.
groi. ;. gG Gpnsaas, iom / 3 aar meo
9Deti9beO bar pGret Carer / R~atbsmatt,
og Roturiag. oetsr at iortiRtte fine Stl.
bier reo StatsunlUsriitstet. On mn Carer
uI bliUe aHiat I bans SisO.
JoTrstutusslRrstsu. grVt. y. Y. Rorlius
bsHptirr SommsrisrIsu III al beige fine
5orGIors l Speriss.
Frci. gislr SotbHe bOlpt ct merit Gore,
oraS Uotr: ga nj sIiter bette gaHost",
Cirrus nuoer arsosmgoct, iem bolotes oeI
ira 17oc III l0oe SUIT. let CT iprirtftcuot
al tGre en- iom fan tale U { let o. I'm,
omoe o9 torrstt. 3aH bar osina en- mcgee
beba8sItg Stemms. % iOrol ban er en- ION
tGnter mso 9HtsHhtsi, tits pGa Orb %
SGtHtuSsr. men pea 5alsHs 9Hbbolb, bar
ban il8sn SauiisIisBro for at noble Tubs,
rsTRes cPmRrti0mbsb % slsrs is %iOritaas
ltg. g.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-27

JorrstutussIRrsrm. grVt. a. y. Roriius,
bsuptier SOmmsrisrsa III at beige fine
5orGIors / SpeTi8s.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-27

Farm i Ransom County. N. D.. a NH fra Lisbon.
32O 4ues 200 aess bruf e btt 9anO, os alt Tan opHes 9Urobunnea er
1NS@- tort GRllo, e1ennemiutuJ omn1ut 2 Bob opb mo uuoerlaa Of Ger
9oubet pent o. Haot 60acres er uppNet mo ire foat9bte StrGuhr. Snbe mo
8aub moi for 200 9reoturer Smtrsnt so Gues Ell beouret msb Sios; omtreut 10
Gcres er flor, tgt ppunbehg Stog og 10 Nces ungiog; 8een, 40 Gces, Ger rgt
2apIanb 2pabns 20x40 ia Gtage bW. 2enne Sarm lager Az gu fra 9tsbpn
SfoIebus inben 5 SRoos fra @darbSpaben, pna en- tltBn6e GtcnSont On Gin l9'
rr oper bet enc SiSrns at Garusn. bpcroso Der CT cmtrent 40 Sob -Rrer 5ront.
GiS $3.50 pr Gr. 3enne Sarm oil fHrhg BIZ pprbt fra $500 til $500
mere pr. Grc oeb SnObBFutnssiOsn y Setn9eleT: $4,000 fontaut, $500 paa 5
liars Sntano til s &rooeut, &efen paa auOn gRorbu9e, 8 Oar eler touere Sh
6 8rpcent.
Decorah-posten., 1902-06-27

groi. ;. gG gpnsaus, i0m / 3 aar msO
3Dgtt9beO bar pGret Carer / Rutbtmattt
og Ratariag. astsr at iortiRtte iiHs Stu.
bier reo StatSuHlUsriitstet. On mn gGrer
oil bliUe auiat / bans Steo.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-01-17
JAMES >. HILL COMMENDED.
rri.state Grain and Cattle Grower.
Convention Approves His work.

Tfa'State Grain and Cattle Growers
Convention Approves His Work.
Friday, Jan. 10, was a great day al
the Tri-State Grain and Cattle Growers
convention ut Fargo, n. D., the two
features being the address of President
j. j. Hill, Of the Great Northern Roll.
road, and the adoption Of resolutions
commencing Mr.. Hill for his work in be.
half of the northwest.
The resolutions We're adopted almost
unanimously by the convention prior ia
the arrival of Mr.. Hill. An attempt was
later made to have these particular reso.
buttons stricken out, but it failed. and
the resolutions stand as the sense of the
convention. The resolutions are in part
as follows:
Resolved. That We, the members of III.
Iri-State Grain Growers convention,
express IL appreciation of the exec..
tive work. lone by the Nortl, Dakota
Pan-American commission at Buffalo
II ask the legislature to appropriate
such sum us may he deemed adeGuatt
and necessary to fully and thorough,
present ut the Louisiana purchase expo
sition ut st. Louis in 1903 the vast No.
sources of our state and its advantage.
MS IL place of residence.
The natural and logical line of trans.
portation for the products of the north.
west American states is from the near
est point ON the great lakes. through and
travcrsing the great basin of the uppcl
Mississippi. the valley of the Red Rive,
of the North the head waters of til.
Missouri. and the fertile lands lying be-
tween the Canadian border and the G.,
lumbia River on to the Pacific coast.
III is the sense of this meeting, there.
fore. that in resisting the attempts oi
the Union Pacific Railroad and it's allie.
on the one hand and the Canadian Pa
chic Railroad and its feeders on the ott.
err To secure control of the Northern Pa.
cific Railroad. james j.. Hill has per
formed II notable public service. and onct
more displayed the far sighted and bust
Mcsslikc policy that has characterize
his long career as the great developer oi
northwestern resources, and the mos.
watcliful guardian of northwestern IN
%tercStS.
In view of his record and in rccnynl
ton of the honorable and upright co,lrs,
of James j. Hill in his dealings Will
the farmers OF the northwest, we con
gratulatr the country upon his success il
preventing the absorption of the Nortl.
ern Pacific by Union Pacific interests %:
the one hand and the Canadian Paciti,
manipulators OH the other, aud expires,
our confidence in the purpose aud abb!
ity of MIR. Hill to give to the states .,
Minnesota and North and South Dakote
the best and cheapest transportation ia
cilities to be had by the people of AM
section of this nation.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-01-17

dee. FLEW contain colored balls, wn,ca
will give out a most brilliant lsns' .rhars
Of them thrown into the air. even VII" ,;sht
we believe any Indians to be. VIII ~. e ~
up the plain, and give us a fair view ~
them. The other three dozen are 'oa.es :
with crackers. As you see, I nave nau -
strong case of tin placed over tue .u
nary case: and one Of them strlkihs a
man will certainly knock him on us
horse, aud probably kill him. The roar,
the rush. the train of fire, and finally Tue
explosion and the voliey of crackers Az
their midst would be enough to lrlsheen
their horses altogether beyond control'
What do YOU think of my idea!'
Capital, capital!' they all cried. -,
but how, papa" Hubert asked, VII,
you manage to make your rockets ~
straight at the Indians? All the ROCKIES
I ever saw went straight up INTO the an.
.Yes. Hubert, because they were poin.-
ed M. 4. rocket goes whichever way j.
is pointed. Rockets in war are hre'
through IL tube. or from Il trough. we
will use the trough. Set to at once, boys
and make IL trough about -four feet iohs'
without ends. 1t must stand on legs hlsh
enough to raise it above the level OF the
wall round the top of the tower. lie!
there he two legs on the front end, ana
one leg behind; and this leg behind mus
have IL hinge. so that, when it STANDS
upright. it will be six or eight inches
higher than the front, in case We want
10 fire at anything close at hand. When
we want to elevate the head Of the rock
et to fire at anything at a distance, WI
pail the hind leg back, so that that emf
is lower than the front. Put Il spike a,
the end of the leg, to let it have a firm
hold on the floor,
nm. =. ..~l,.1N
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-01-17
scHLEY AT
Rear Admiral Is Highly Honored Il
thu South.

Rear Admiral w. s. Schley, nccomna.
MED hy his wife. arrived at Savannah.
Ga.. Friday. Mayor Meyers and Il
delegation of aldermen extended the adj
milal Il cordial official reception. and
asked his consent for IL formal reception
Saturday afternoon ut the city hall. The
admiral agreed. Carriages We're then tai.
ken for the residence of Gen. w. w.
Gordon. where Admiral and Mrs. Schley
will visit for ten days.
In the evening Admiral and Mrs
Schlcy occupied Il hoN ut the thcater.
where Mime. Lillian Nordica sang. A.
the audience recognized him there WI.
enthusiastic cheering of such volume and
persistence as temporarily 10 delay til.
performance. After AN encore. Mime
Nordica crossed to the box and shoo'
hands with Admiral Schley, while til,
audience stood and chcclcd. Upon TIL.
conclusion at the evenings bill appar
entity the whole audience was at tlt
door. and chcered the admiral as lie en-
tered his carriage and drove AWAY.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-01-17
7HsNARN6HS

Chicago-Cuttle, common to nr;me
$500 to 5000; hogs, shipping grades.
$4.25 To $500; sheep, fair to choice. g., M
to S4.1o; wheat. No. 2 red, Sic to SIC.
corn, No. ., G3c to &c; oats, No. .. 44c
to acc; rye. No. 2, &C to SIC: hay. Tim
othy. 5000 to $14.5O: prairie. S5ho tn
Sl3.OO; butter, choice creamery oOc to
24c; eggs, fresh. 25c to 2Sc; potatoes
tic to soc per bushel.
ilndianapolis-Cattle, shining 81 m =.
SG.G0; hogs, choice light, $500 to s n
sheep, common = prime, $3.50 to S3 5H.
wheat, No. 2, Sic to $50; corn, No ,
white, new, &c to Csc: oats, No. 2 white
10c to soc.
st. Louis-Cattle, $3.50 to $3.50; hogs.
$500 to $500: sheep. $3.50 to S4.25:
wheat, No. 2, Doc to Ole; corn. No. .
No. 2, &c to Csc.
Cincinnati-Cattle, $500 to S5.75; hogs.
$500 to $6.40; sheep. 1925 to Sss5S:
Wheat, No. 2, Ole to 92c: corn, No .
mixed, &C to Csc; oats, No. 2 mixed.
4oc to Soc; rye, No. 2. Zoe to Tic.
Detroit-Cattle. $3.50 to $3.50: hogs.
$500 to 1928; sheep, $3.50 to S4.0o:
wheat No. 2, Soc to Ole; corn. No i
!eiioW' ooc TO OOc; oats, No. 9 WHITE.
40c to SOC; rye Csc to Coo.
Toledo-Wheat. No. 2 mixed. s9c IN
Die; corn. No. 2 mixed, 64c to G5c: oots'
No. 2 mixed. 47c to 4Sc; rye, No. ?, &C.
to TIC; clover seed, prime, SG.1O
Milwaukee-Wheat, No. . nor+harn
syc TO t see; corn. No. 9. &c to Gsc; oats
to 6Sc: barley. No. 2, G3c' to 64c. nori,
mess. $10.95. porS'
BnfaloECattle. choice shipping .+aa..
$500 to $685.: hogs, fair to nr;,na ss Ss r.
to SG.65; sheep. fair to choice 60 ga nv
$4.25; lambs. common to choice. e. 81 * 20
New York-Cattle. 1915 to se.no.ha..
$500 to O9.l0. she's. SoSe o.ov; 2oRa
wheat. No. 2 xed.sso az.
60c to Zoe: oats, Nn corn.
butter. gf0
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-01-17
A. Million Dollar Deal.

The littShurg Coal Company of Penn.
%sylvania. closed Il deal ut Columbus.
Ohio. Saturday for the purchase of III
property belonging to the New Pittsbur.
Coal Company. whose main offices are in
that city. Eight mines located in TIN
Hooking Valley and four company stores
are included in the sale. The purchase
price WAS not announced. but it was AZ.
proxilnatcd ut 81. 100000. The object Of
the Pittsburg company in securing Hook
ing mines is to ship the coal to its ~
Gently acquired docks along the lakes
and to the northwest.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-01-17

J Out on the Pampas !
~ By q. A. HENTy y


Two went down as If they were shot,
aud I was just whirling my rifle for an-
other blow, when l heard a crash, and
then a shout from Rube, Help, Seth 1
saw at once what had happened. Ruhe's
rifle, us he was making Il blow at a man.
had struck Il beam over his head, and the
shock had made it fly from his hands
across the room. In another moment the
two MeXicans were upon him with their
knives. He hit out wildly, but he got II
cash across the forehead and another on
the arm in IL moment. l made two strides
across the hut. and the MeNicans who
were attacking me, instead of trying to
prevent me, made Il rush to the corner
where their rifles We're, which ! had left
unguarded. 1t was IL fatal mistake. My
gun came down crash upon the head OF
one of Rube's assailants before he knew
of my approach, and another minute did
for the second. As l turned from him he
remaining two MeXicans leveled at IsulN.
who had rushed across to pick up his
gun, and myself, and gave a cry as the
fints fell and there was no report. For
a minute or two they fought desperately
with the guns; but it was no use. and it
was soon over, and we stood the masters
OF the hut. with eleven dead men our
us. An hour later saw us safely on our
way to headquarters
"Oh, thank you very much, Seth. 1t is
a most exciting story. And what became
of. Rube:" asked Maud.
"Isnbc married a year after we got back
to the States, and took up IL clearing and
settled down. 1t was then 1 felt lone
somc. and made up my mind to go south
for awhile. 1. promised Rube that 1
would go aud settle down by him after a
bit, and I've concluded that its about
time to do SO. I've saved a few hun
dred dollars out here, and / am going
to start tomorrow morning at daybreak
To catch the steamer at Rosario. l shall
go up straight from Buenos Ayrcs to New
Orleans. and a steamer will take me up
the river in three days to Rube's loca-
ton. Good-by. all of you. l told your
father this afternoon
There was a hearty leave-taking, and
many expressions. of regret at his lcav-
ing; and after Il shake of the hand and
many good wishes, the young Hardys
Went up to the house, really sorry to part
wit htheir Yankee friend.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1902-01-17
HOUSE PASSES CANAL BILL.
Nicaraguan Ronte Approved Almost
UnnNimOual

Nicaraguan Ronte Approved Almost
Unanimously.
The Hepburn Nicaragua canal bill
passed the house late Thursday aftc'.
noon by practically II unanimous vote.
Only two members out of 80 voted
against it. Messrs. Fletcher. Rcpub.i
can. Of Minnesota, and Lassiter, Demo
crat, of Virginia, We're the two voting i'll
the negative.
The opposition to committing the gov.
eminent to the N%icaraguan route at
tempted to secure amendments to lodge
with the president the discretionary
power to purchase and complete the
Panama canal if it could he purchased
Tor $4O.OOO.OOO
The test came on the first vote. wler
The advocates of an alternative route
polled 1O2 against 40 votes. At each
succeeding vote their strength dwindlc,l.
until MIR. Cannon of Illinois, undo,
whose leadership the fight was ma,I".
VAS unable to get the yeas and nays on
a motion TO rccommit. All other amend
n.cnts failed. and the bill passed exactly
AS it came from the committee.