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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1902-06-26

larry Tor MS energy and lar sighted
ss-characterized especially by his
being far in advance of others in his
line and his discernment of the future
needs of the country in the way of
technical education. But his great
characteristic was energy and this
probably had some effect upon his
health during the winter
Prof F. J. Turner commented as fol
lows:
Il am ineXpressibly shocked at the
news. Dean Johnson was a man
whom the university needed. He was
building up the college Of engineering
vigorously and on large lines. His
plan for securing special endowments
for research would have given the
engineering work pre-eminent posi-
ton among the similar institutions OF
the country. One of the fruits of his
activity was the spirit Of enthusiasm
and the growth of a rational social
spirit among the students in his de
partmentI. The large-hearted and en-
ergetic nature of the man was illus
trated by the vigor with which he
took up the matter of recovering the
bodies of the two seniors recently
drowned in Mendoza. More and more
his high qualities as a man have i'm
pressed themselves upon me. AL
though he had not been long a mem
Der of the faculty he has won the
friendship and respect of US all and
his loss will be deeply felt
Prof. c. l. King, who as head of the
department Of mechanical practice was
closely associated with Dean Johnson
said:
1T is source of most sincere re
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t5rc4EsT CASH PRICE PAID for SCRAP
~. copper brass, rubber, bones, SACKS
hessUax. pecans etc. country shipments
snaclaltv. Mayer Lipshitn, wholesale
Dealer. 1901 Montgomery avenue, Aous.
tou.
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W. J Townecnd Aslcrnay 4 Law ene
apa County Natlenal Bank LufsiA fr*'@
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SECRET SOCIETIES.

~ iIouston tent No, 2S X. O.
B ABLLses tonight at 305M Main sire C.;
IA u ", nv IN the city cordially Invited
m III snlEn Degree work. j. NJ. Key,
IA b pS5 sr, Charles Plouden, record
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EUNN q NUM-,
S- ATToHNExE Al Law
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Z 7. Wi,,el tkkE- Magnetic healing ~
elaek; coy evenings between . aud 3
---------La Main street II
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ES,oARD-RooMS WANTED.

..,,felr furS,.ssalstiy first class board and
~, 10 chiIis rooms; two voting eon-
~ -'seAees' Address 1887. this Of.
7
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!==;iT NEGRO NOT A BEAST"-25 cents
y, c,py. postpaid, cash, no stamps, for
Ell thirty days to enable me to get out
rs ,so new books. "Scriptural Exposure
" ucymonismr and The New Name -
ssSree the author, q, I. Winfree,
iIont Belyieu. Texas. IL q
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AGENTS WANTED.

irTTTST7T FRS WANTED-rhe international
Loan aud Trust comps-y onsrs ysIl
anIv need apply; good money for good
800 International Loan and Trust com
My, Boz 5eT, orange. Texas q
WffTTTH al. wfiSON--oflee 20a Khan
bJilding heaeq lo' s stb Ao oiss
~ mo1tbly ssymea' ~ tny oensF psSnns
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tTFTTHfCAII MASSAGE, scalp treatment,
rsuIcur!ng aud shampoolng, Room 400.
Neon NOOK. Old phone lOID. ~
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TUX NENT-Store cofnor hi TravIs and
husk; nrst class location Tor grocery
store; phone 1871. Paul 4 Hoover gis
Mnln street. ia
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hAf! Hay! HAY. Best qualIfy Write
o. wire. ii. l.. Moore III Campo.
Texas. rs
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fuh RENT--TO young hnsjness ne1nlc.
Two suites u apartments In nv house
a. whitaker Florist, 1917 Liberty ave.
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Inn 0NIY KEELEY INSTITUTE IN
q Tezas. Oklahoma and Indian territories
n ~ ne cure OF whisky. morphine, CO
.sne aid tobacco addictions. j. II.
Estb. Bellevue Place, Dallas, Texas. ia
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RICE LAND~-1s84 acres nne black prairie,
under fence. near NADIA, Wharton couaty.
Dead level with water NJ twenty-five feet.
apparently inexhaustible. Ideal rice lana.
brown Bros. Austin. Texas lO-lI
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TM hs- 'Pessts
rskot qet. Gant
FoR RENT.

Texas avenue. s A'' !,
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rDCst n>Tanto"
arS- rod.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

Fannin car line and asrhalt pavement
cheap; eitaer cash or ten years time;
VIII sou sll or part and furnish money
70 build With Sec ne II you wish 10
4 Co. No. 800 Binz building. q
leo ACRES Improved, lots Of hest assert.
ment Of fruit. al the hest black land. one.
fputth mile from station. two miles from
she'll road and water navigation, eight
miles from Houston Price S4OOO; bar
gain. c. w. Hail & CO., 40 Main street
10
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NlNh-lt'lQM modern residences. south End.
dard, lollt Preston.
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tan dealers In mnlesi cotton mules, rec
mules pnc ievee mules. everything aaf'
nuteed. Cheap IN ear LOTS ~ g ~
head always 10 stock. Fort NO."
Texas. g
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED by a young lady position a,
stenographer; an an expert and eau fur
nlsA hest references, Address 81. D., J.
o. box 623, city. ii
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Nhs4o asad Poet
~ e50stt ode. DO 4o4?
sITUATIoNs--MALE.

SITUATION WANTED--By colored man
to attend 10 horse and buggy aud make
himself useful around house. Address
1856 this ofhce. y
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F0R SALE hlce lands Herr Malmsren.
l01 Khan ouildinE
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HIGHEST PRICES paid fSs cas'o9 elgte.
ing; send postal VIII eaih n ~AF-a. =,
7os Congress avenue
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SO Will buy my little gray mare, per
fectiy sound and gentle Tor lady 10 drive
or light delivery. Angerhoefer. Harris
hurg road. ~
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ATTORNEYS DIRECTORY.

L. B. MOODY,
Attorney fer First
National Bank 81 Houston.
1O03A Congress Avcnte.
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! hsh yo To ,iy about a nome. We viii
'ngaile ~ tne money at 3 per cent Interest,
adaress onIhly installments. Call
I - -.aeied; send stamp. q
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hOoMS FOR RENT Furnished or TnfIr
nlsled: an Chartres street. Il
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PERSONAL.

-.=S5S "a want ads. remaining In the
|SSNbnsS The POST for the week ending
'SaH October 4, 1902: - -
s.ln l, mi, l551: 1901; 1851; 100l; 1927;
~, 80 "a isB, i52S; 1103; 1923; b. S54;
eN,, i 'Ssa. 1904; 1880; Editor. Box u;
R I'M ifs6, f7s7 2s56; e 1881; 24og; 1927 /:
fS Gurley; 1907 1888; Il; a. NJ; !;
'.Ati ,s51 2a36; 1861: 2Sl1; w. ID. Les
~ VS.. iTf8; 1864; 1914; 1884; 1865;
|ssiahs IA. 9541. 1S4l, 1717; 1902; 2S92;
WI WI i,sIS, 1898: 221S; DOGS; ISIS; 2S6S;
ls,s S,piS. 1855. 1918; 1893, r., 100,
~. i.l9' $50, I4i9: Switzer; 1890 $50; 1872
l ,s1. ~ n. 1915; 100; 1900; 1876 $50
iN0' si5 l5J0.
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MULEs Mules Forty head OF work
mules 10 20 rs hsuds high. good quality;
viii sell al retail or IA car lots; also
some good horsca. Y. A. Robertsco, lAy'
lor. Texas, lv.le
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FINE BUILDING site in Forest Park II
you want a pretty piece Of ground for n
home. see Smeaton, 90Jis Texas avenue.
IL
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pERFECTLY gentle dTlYipg horse, bay,
years old. Can be seen az g.. l. & Thee
Behring'S Hardware Store, Aain street and
Capitol avenue. y
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m YOU WISH eomethlng real nice ~
way OF Jersey milk cows. come see
US we guarantee 70 please you; three
1nllcg west: old Westheimer home. 1oa-
KUN & Co. lock bon ga "
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LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY

DOGS BOUGnT. sold. boarded and trained.
Training Kennels, Deer Park, Texas lis
NTIIES~ Nice lot young, large mules cheap.
Is. w. shaw. at Mosehart q Keller Co. y,
The news-herald., 1902-11-22
Gilbert G!eanin IS.

The country is full of mining
men and experts. A big sale may
be expected in the near future. We
are not at liberty to mention
names.
Dan Mcneil is doing assessment
work on his claims .on Slim Jim
gulch,
Mr.. Brown, the Hercules powder
man, and Mr.. Etter gave us a very
pleasant call Wednesday.
The new road from Congress
Junction is very near completed,
so near so that Judge Gilbert drove
over it in a blackboard last Tues
day.
Sam Franklin is working force
of men on the Uncle Sam group OF
claims sinking the shaft. 1t is
their intention to sink to the depth
OF 500 feet before starting to drift
on the ledge. The property is
looking well and bids fair to make
one of the best mines in our dis
trict.
Jack Hanlon gave us pleasant
call Tuesday while on his return
trip from Phoenix to the Crown
Point mine.
Mr.. Deity has let contract to
L. W. Crane to do a lot of work on
his group Of claims on the head OF
Blue Tank wash.
Treblig.
The news-herald., 1902-11-22
Case & Brown Have Coed
Showings East Of Town.

Case and Brown are now in
about 125 feet on their cross cut
tunnel across the river and expect
to cut their ledge within few days,
Judging from its dip at the surface.
The ledge is one of the best defined
contacts in this section, being
between granite and a lime con
olomerate. The ledge is about
five feet wide at the surface and has
q dip of about fifty degrees. Ac-
companying the ledge on the hang
ing wall is a well-defined streak or
vein of kaolin, over a foot in thick
ness and seemingly of the pprest
quality. The cross cut now being
run Will cut the ledge at depth of
about 14O feet. Assays made at
various points on the surface show
from a trace to $15 in gold. The
outcome OF this property will be
watched with interest by the many
people who have travelled by 1t
daily for years.
The news-herald., 1902-11-22
BESS CROSS-CUT
NOW IN THE ORE
Ledge Is Fotsr Feet Thick
and Is VFeEl-Defnod.

The cross cut being run on the
75-foot level in the Bess mine cut
thesouth ledge last week abut eighty
feet from the shaft. The cut is now
through the ledge, which at this
depth is a trifle over four feet in
width. The ore in this level looks
much better than the surface
showings, being decomposed and
softer, the oxides deing very
plentifully distributed through the
ledge. We have not seen the
results Of any assays made from
the ledge at this depth, but it pans
very well, several colors and con-
siderable flour gold being visible in
a small panning. The north cross
cut has gone through the smaller
ledge cropping on the surface, but
the ledge seems pretty well broken
up, the naturalization however
being very apparent for about ten
feet along the cross cut. The south
ledge is very well-defined and the
naturalization strong. Twenty
feet before the ledge is reached,
naturalization is noticed and
numerous small stringers OF copper
ore and iron stains appear, all 60
ing down parallel with the ledge.
The gouge is nearly a foot in thick
ness and horns some. Taking
everything into consideration, the
Of the Bess mine today
is very promising, as the ledge has
every appearance of permanency
and the values seem to be salts,
factory as far as develoed.
The news-herald., 1902-11-22
Director General

My commission expires March 90,
1903.
Territory Of Arizona,
County of Maricopa, SIS.
l, B. T. McFall, County Recorder III
and for the county and territory af0ro-
said, do hereby certify that the within
instrument was filed fer record at 1:01
o'clock p. m. this goth day OF Septem-
Der, 1902, and duly recorded in Book
No. 12 Of interpretations, Record Of
Maricopa County, Arizona, at pages 254
to 256.
Witness my hand and official seal
the day and year above written
B. r. McFALL,
(SeaD County Recorder.
The news-herald., 1902-11-22
A Cordia! Invitation.

The citizens of Prescott, Ariz-
ona, tender you all q cordial in
vitation to attend general Streer
Fair and Carnival to be held dur
ing the week Of December 1st to
6th inclusive, given under the aus
pices of Prescott Aerie No. 233
Fraternal Order Eagles. There
viii be twenty-five big shows,
grand Miners Drilling Contest,
$500 in prizes, and a good time
generally. Low rates on all rail
roads. Old Prescott will prove to
you that she knows how to entertain
her guests. Come one, come all.
w. J. Wilsey.
Director General.
The news-herald., 1902-11-22
BLACK ROCK
MINING NEWS.
An Interesting Letter from
II. II. Meays About llines
and Roads Near Here.
Sam PoWcII's Black
Rock Mines Working.
EDITOR NEWS HERALD:

EDITOR NEWS -HERALD:
This district is still keeping
up it's end in development work.
VIM. Glore has quite a force Of
men at work doing assessment
work on his claims near the Black
Rock mine. The Electra continues
to show up good ore and the White
Mining Go. are getting a long ways
into the mountain with their main
tunnel, with fine showings.
At the Black Rock, Ltd, we are
working all the men we have room
for. We have commenced a cross
cut south from the west drift and
have broken into copper sulphides
that are in half oxidized state.
Have made no assays yet, but the
ore shows free gold very plainly to
the naked eye. In the east drift
and 70 feet from the shaft, we en-
countered the same body Of ore that
appears in the north crosscut.
Every carload taken out shows
free gold and horns without grind
ing. The north crosscut is now in
over 160 feet and the ore values
continue the same all the way
across. This free gold zone was
struck at so feet north from the
shaft in the cross cut and so feet
east from the shaft in the drift
and 90 feet Of crosscut assays
over SIS in gold and horns over $5
of this free.
DR.. Geer's road from his store at
Martinez to Gilbert is still being
worked by small crew of Indians.
The road passes around the south
side of the mountain aud leaves the
mines in here with the same old
road. The mine-owners have
struggled for years to build a road
and a large petition was sent to the
supervisors protesting against the
useless waste Of money in building
a road where it was OF no use to
anyone. The petition was signed
by all the interested miners and
mine-owners in the district, but our
appeals to the Yavapai supervisors
for road have evidently not been
heard. We are not living without
hopes, however, OF having our own
road completed some day, as the
Happy New Year viii find another
appeal to the new supervisors for
the help we are entitled to.
Yours truly,
IT, Fl. Keays.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-05-01

hefur sta6fest pau log. Frumvarpio til
pessara laga er Pannig til oroio, a0 bend
ur og aorir, sem mj0lkurb1 attu hver-
vetna / Bandar1kjunum, kr0foust Pess
af ringm0nnum s1num, ao Peir legou
skatt 4 smj 0rl1ki, Pv1 Peir sau, ao smj0r
hlyti ao falla 1 VERDI, eff smj0rliki yroi
algeng markaoarvara / e0lilega lagu,
verdi. 4 s1oasta pingi sampykti f%ulltrda-
deildin frumvarp Petta, en- 0ldungadeild-
in sinti pvl ekki. 4 pessu pingj var pa0
aftur tekio til umrpou1 fulltrdadeildinni,
og matti pa t0luverori m6tspyrnu, en-
Var Po loks samPykt meo m0rgum breyt-
ingum. En- 0ldungadeildin breytti py1
enn meir, svo l0gin, ems og pan voru loks
1r CAROL gero, ern alveg DIX frumvarp-
inu ems og PAD var fyrstu. Log pessi
eiga ekki ao ems vic smj0rl1ki [oleomar-
garine o. butterine heldur jafnframt
ostl1ki og ytir h0fuo alt annao, sem TIL
bdio err 1 likingu VIC v0rur, sem geroar
cru ur mj0lk, hverju nafni sem P;er nefn-
ast.-Samkvamt l0gum ressum skal
gjalda 10 cent 1 skatt at hverju pundi af
slpj0rllki, sem lita0 er gulleitt i likingu
VIC smj0r; ell fj6r6a part ur cent? skal
gjalda at hverju pundi af 6lituou smj0r-
Tiki, en- meo Pv1 smj0rl1ki er ~0dtgengileg
vara eff pao err olitao, er CERT rao fyrir, as
petta lagaboo mum hefta s0lu pess 4
markaoinum.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-05-01

Nicaragua, bar sem landio err miklu
breioara, en- lagra, og nokkrua noroar.
--Eldgosi0 mikla / Vest-Ind1um viroist
mum raoa d%rslitunum, Pv1 MI cru log
gjafarnic farnir 40 athuga. pao, a0 Nicar-
aqua er eldfjallaland og pykir Peim ora0-
legt, az trda eldfj0llum fyrir 200 eoa 800
million dollara mannvirki: err pvi talio
visit, ao Peir afraoi, ao gera skur6inn 1
Panama. Nastu eldfj0ll cru 200 m1lur
fra Panama. J%aroskjdlftar cru ao visu
jafn-t1oir / baoum l0ndunum Ell engin
hatta pykir a pv1, az eldgos geti oroi6
as toni / Panama.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-05-01
Cuba
L0gin

ba0i sykurfel0gin mj0g 6aneg0 me0 dr-
slitin, einkuln at pv1, ao sd b~reytingartil-
laga fra Mr.. Morris (pingm. fra Mime
sota) var sampykt, a0 h8rri toll skyldi
ekki borga af hreinsuoum(reflned) sykri
en- 0hreinsuoum. Urou sykurfel0gin svo
groin ytir pessu, az pau beta MI 0llum
brOg6um til ao aftra pvl, a6 nokkur toll
log ver0i sam:n fyrir Cuba, q Pessu pingi,
OF atla &C sja svo um, ao 0ldungadeildin
a%nnaohvort felli frumvarpio, Goa ljdki
ekki VIC pao aour en- pingi er slitio.
Nefnd hefur verio sett af 0ldungadeild-
inni til pess, a6 komast a0 Pv1 me0 vissu,
hvao mikio sykur-sambandi6 eigi af
sykur uppskerunni / Cuba, petta ar, og
hversu miklar eignir Pess sGu par /
landi. Sd nefnd hefur enn ekki lokio
start s1nu. Malt er, a0 Roosevelt forseti
half sagt einum i ngmanni, ao ham
mundi pegar kalla saman annao ping, eff
petta ping lyki ekki vic Cuba-tollmalio.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-05-01

pingi0 hefur lengi brot-
Sk;paskur6s is heilann um pao, a0
Mali6 gera skipgengan skuro
gegn UNI Mio-Ameriku
MILL Atlandshafs og kyrrahafs. Hefur
pa0 NAL um langan TINA verio / h0ndum
nefndarmanna. Mestur %ayreiningur hef-
ur veri6 um pad, MI si6ast, hvort heldur
skyldi grafa skuroinn gegn um Panama,
par sem landio er MIDST, eoa gegn um
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-05-01

Pirgio will auka herskipast6l Banda
r1kjanna. Nefnd var sett 1 fulltrta-
deildinni til pess az athuga pa0 NAL
(The Navy BilD; gaf hun pa0 ALT slit, az
sm1oa skyldi fj0gur ny herskip og two
fallbyssu-bata o. er atla0, a0 pa0 mum
kosta 29b million dollara. Skyroi
nefndin jafnframt fra pv1, ao / %herskipa-
stol Bandarlkjanna varu MI 1873 skip, er
varu samtals $235,032,209 vir6i, en- a0
ems Al af reim v;eru fullkomin herskip.
AUX pess varu 50 skip sm1oum. pjo0-
%verjar, segir nefnd pessi, sm1oi MI n4eiri
og tleiri herskip en- nokkur 0nnur pj6o
heimi.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-05-01
Filipps-
eyja
Mali0

Washington, ems og MI.
sloan / byrjun maimanaoar, er 0ldunga-
deildin for ao raoa Filipps-eyja malio
fyrir alv0ru.--I fulltr1adeildinni geta
kappra0ur naumast att ser stao, Pv1 par
hafa pingmenn mj0g Tito malfrelsi.-
Pingi0 hefur Btlao ser ao semja log um
stj6rnarfyrirkomulag Filipps- eyjanna, og
var pao NAL tekio til umreou / 0ldunga-
deildinni. En- pa sl0 lit 1 AGRA salma.
Demokratar og aorir andv1gismenn
republikanska tiokksins h0fou verio ser
dti UNI skyrteini, err syndu, 40 hermenn
og foringjar Observation-Disclosures / Filipps-
eyjum, hef6u framio yms spillvirki /
vi0ureign sinni vio eyja-bda, og s0g0u,
ao stj6rn republicans bnri abyrg0 peirra
verka. Demokratar baru NAL BETA fran
0ldungadeildinni og futtu hao me0 svo
miklum akafa, az Republikanar urou
smeikir / fyrstu og f6ru undan1 lamingi.
S0gou Dem6kratar, 40 hermenn Banda
rlkjanna frem1u alls konar glepi, ynnu
hvert ni6ingsverki0 q fntur 06ru, og
kpmu hvervetna fran sen erki-b0far bar
q eyjunum; kva6u reir tessu hafa fari6
fran 40 villa og vitund f%orseta, hermala-
raogjafa og annara @ostu Republicans.
Republikanar sau, ao eff Demokratar
kamu Pessari sAooun inn hja Pj0oinni.
pa getu Feir CERT 1r pvi tokksn1al, er
hat;ulegt yroi Republikanska Aokknum
me0 t1manum,' og vissu vel, a0 afsaEanir
einar mundu fremur spilla en- bHta. Loks
fundu peir 20 Worn / malinu. Peir sOgou.
ao allur aburour Dvmokrata vpri bygour
4 einst0kum atvikum, oy engin pj06 gnti
afstyrt Pvl, a0 g%lapaverk varu st0ku
sinnum framin 4 frioart1mum hvao pa
heldur 1 stroll, og neitn0u py1, ao demo-
kratar gatu sanna0, ao stjornin vari /
vitor0i me0 glapamOnnunum, Ell kvaou
allan abur0 PETRA vera illkvitni og roy
um her Bandarlk %janna, sem await hefoi
verio og vseri enn augasteinn pj06arinn-
ar. pegar malinu var sndio / BETA hort,
vildu margin hinna ggtnari Dem0krata
lata PAD falla ni0ur, en- peir, sem akaf.
astir cru, ems og Tillman IRA S. Caro-
lina) og Cormack IRA Tennessee) URDU
pv1 Rstari. Nj hafa baoir 1okkar rifst
UNI petta nnstum da ylega 1 prjdr vikur,
Og er enn Ovist n2r pv1 l1k ur, en- l1kast
er, ao baoir gangi af h6lmi jafn-sarir og
vio l1Iinn orostyr.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-05-01

Oldungadeildin hefur lett til lykta
%frumvarpio UNI ao dtiloka K1nverja fra
Bandar1kjunuin pannig, ao HUN feldi Pa6,
en- sampykti fl till0gu, az ndgildandi
l0g I'm pao (Geary-l0gin) skyldu franz
vegis standa 0breytt, pangao til 0nnur
log yrou samin.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-05-01

SFipa. fjartillag %frumvarpio er alvey
dautt a pessu pingi o. telja margin 6vist,
a6 nokkur tilraun verdi ger6 til a6 koma
rv1 4 framfHri 4 nasta pingi.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-05-01

Yer h0fum fengio nokkur kvaoi fra is
lenzkum skaldum, send 1 reim tilgangi,
ao YER prentu6um pau / bla6inu; en- pvi
miour getum yer ekki sett pau / bla6i6
um skaldskap, en- getur ekki hutt nein
skaldrit, meoan pao er ekki sierra en-
PAD er MI.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-05-01

Roosevelt forseti hefur ekki vikio
Miles hersh0foingja fra emb@tti, "af pv1
Miles skrifa0i forsetanum sjalfur og BAD
ham 40 lata af aformi sinu, og hGt pvl,
40 lata at 0llum oeiroum framvegis; en-
nokkrir helztu ringmenn og a0rir vinir
Miles 1uttu NAL hans, og baeu f~orseta,
a0 lata ham halda tign sinni pann stutta
TINA, sem ham a eftir ao gegna her
nahum. Chicago Record-Herald, May
16).
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-05-01

pingi0 lauk vic umra6ur
u;n frumvarp til laga um
smj0rllki ~(Oleomargarine
Bill 20. april og forsetinn
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-05-01

Cuba t~oll-frumvarpio var
samPykt 1 fulltrdadeild-
inni SENT 1 aprilm. En-
eftir ALA barattuna voru
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-05-01

n u
4 Sa~mbandsPingi6, =
n II.
Stutt Yfirlit yfir St0rf Pess sloan
um mi6jan Aprilmanu6.

Eftir s0gn kunnugra
mama hafa raour sjaldan
verio f1uttar med jain
miklu kappi a pingi i
Washington, ems og MI.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1902-02-15
CLUB N O 7 E S
THE WEEKS REVIEW

The secretary was instructed {" 81"
the custodian of the pnstofiicr and 1"
inquire if the steps and lobby at that
building can not be kept in NOR"
cIeanly and sanitary condition.
\ complaint came to the society from
business men who have been Cont"m-
plating erection Of electric signs over
sidewalks. that unless some action was
soon taken about signs already erected
and To which objection has been made,
that others would he put up. The mat
ter was referred to the sidewalk com
mittee.
\ plan To have the half block east Of
the Rice pumping station cleared for
Il park was q scusSed.