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Decorah-posten., 1903-09-25

oper 5ielbet iii Gonita ubsn Gsrer.
Ger CT bet mango Gatrs, men fun en-
Ina oeo Giben Of 1sien. gi fom til
Gonsbalen o. bespnbie ioa at beiise
@auitafelb. 9a pi Tom opoper Ct
Stpffe par bet -Gflsine"; men fomne
lrnsertu op rat Sneen pno iiae Steber
% til araerne, % iua foiot par bel, at
ri iroebe. ri itulbe irpie fprbrruei.
Wauitofjelb er en- eueite Stenrsis poo
Toppen; man saar fra Sien I'll Sten
beie 8eien. Ssroppe blrite bet, iaa
Get bar n9iten iimilis at itaa paa BET
no.. 8i tom bog irem til SoteQet %
taIte libt meb g~artinben, % iaa rus.
iebe pt neboper ieien.
1ureu neSpner ips cs ~baluanben Ii
me meoens bet tpg us 10 Elmer al gaa
op, men BET bar paa en- anoen Sioe al
5ielbet. gi fom neb til "5lstbru" ret
ooer for Waaneelpen. Ser ~ppernattebe
pL. Der bar Sptel Der psiaa fsr, men
M er bet nebbranot. Wanoeu paa
"5lgtbru" beoer Saluor Srpn ulpien
&oaia, men naiten alIe talber BAN
"Seiieren"; ban bar nemlis parei SIS.
rer poer @oufafielb | 80 Gar pg bar
uaret paa Gauita 1000 @ause, ~fortalte
ban. San Os baus Sgnner b1rsr al
Srpuiant biopp, liseiaa al Si9noiel
mao be bore pp. 8i iao Der nj uoo'
Der 8aseu; tbi Saaosn gaar life paa
Ssnoa9 ira SaeerItrano. Si fum til
5aseriirano 81. 6 ON apeIosu, % n9'
tie Wtpreen reiite vi iaa til auritsa %
gift S~aapeubpso tilbaee. gi bapoe MI
5 Drill + EN-. @aaroene / Saauenbp9o
er inaa us Iiager iorierbiet brat I'll.
Oct a en- orua 8ei at saa, soe Stop'
itr9fninssr belle WiIeu ab Gansen;
men itore 8iiteuano neItsn ole Steber.
Seq bar mn 9aast II Mil % re,it
meb Saab 6 Ntil, o9 Guren bar en- al
DC pr9sti9ite, man tunoe gnite fig.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-25

nnIrsees 81 sibeipor psa Sernbonen
iamt anlrees Tduabone oponer til
Qalfitensbruooet peo Gforbous. Te
forbereoenoe arbeioer er off beapubt.
Gngang | CONNER bsrte ieg bet Zig,
at man piISe iinhe poa noele @reier
Der isien paa Tnntbafferne, men BET
bar 10 en- bra ling. at mom fIpttet
en- Snn,le unoo. Wen en- Eng oil
10 fomme bort for BsnSerne. raor
Saugbonen fon,mer iitanS: Ricrin.
gen, iorn ii9r M roele Wintre bar
pnret bra S%ortjenelte. Men for 8ru.
get. Tom ifal erportere i'm Sten, bIir
Set 10 nIeb Sioen Iongt bilisere Of
faa ben pna gosnene paa en- laa let.
pinbt Woaoe.
If bsbe | CONNER fan napnes
Cora Galarno I. 1880. bsb al 2itnse.
tprins. Sun bar opbolot iig en- len.
eere Sio poa Refn9s S9ringshoipi.
tai oa M iibit pan &ptnoIb Sinbs.
inaeaipl peo Sroubbiem, bpor bun
osoe.
en- for NANCE fjenSt Berion.
"8ammeI. 2ensmanSen" iom bar !
oaglig 5aIe faIotes. nemIia SSper Be.
berien &irfebn, os6e inaar / Wai.
pan bill bore befienot for mango Ser.
pber iiben ben Sib, ban f9rSeSeS
ION unoerlensmono og "Siaios.
mnnb" ! 9pebeu; ban bar foot 1923.
Gnonibere: 9eret GlaSotter 8rpnh-
mo I, 1887 % WaIi Sobnsotr. HuI.
MIR.
Site er: 2orent, 4nittem og
Wnrta Reppc fra Rebre StisrbaIen
Better Ellen 0nlamo og RaIt Sens.
batter Munfebn.
ltngoomsIaaets 6oriamIinashus
er M uuber @rbeiSe. Ole 8iIsaomo
er gnameIter oa forreitnar ESmrin.
gen; 0sre og 8in6uer FAINT fornsone
Observation-Disclosures err inofi6bte,
% oet er Saab ON OF fan Suiet f9r.
biat ioa nogenIunbe til 10.Iarsfe.
item ihsit.
Werafer SfoIeitnre bar til 2prer.
inoe | Sfolbetns. 8rrbbens od Salt.
aens @reoie aniat @uri 9otnan, M
99rerinoe / 8ennebu. 9prcrinbe
anne &naIItob, iom bar pirfet Der
ca. 2 gar. Ifol fraflptte 8rqben.
Sette faar bore NOT for 6enne.
gang; mere biI fontme. naar leg bar
fommet mig ! ret 8i9npe igieu.
Werafer 90 gliisuit 1908.
Mut. Ynnten,
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-25
Snntilie,9esni1g go. 26.


ct Wsss, Etst AZ ben ham, go1'issr SrfaaaBs
QieIitR.
e~itSmsstEsn. SSStIs a Ras GIsaEa
vsstrtfs yfaaI 90 gsatiaftsm.
Gar aitH can EroEasto.
eisHstisrEtHssn en- eH~sTsaIusrt1aIas Of q.
RTeaa.
gaSHNsrs, al Stors strszSaL
On Eufats esHrsttsIis, al psai SSu-ast
SaItsSsHns. al Tearp mataG
9tflsrisr paa 9aHssnaaI AZ Cans esEaaSi
1sftsrsn . R~rsftianta, eaus Tonnes,
siaa asnssH % Cit samIip. tIaa1srtt
gsnms III 3suas. en- ettIf.
ptRtssH % @absastt 1tIatSaEs.
cIb s1id, al GItaB arumrsr.
ct - pttsriuHt, J~pTt1riRa AZ Q. saninrs
SaneSfiEfsH. sGsH al Der s,oIs.
On ptsE, 6ortau,Ha al GatsfiHs 8aISsrsSattEr.
Satten fem psp0so 1rsIest, al SaiSb eaa.
ct e,itsbarn. ehIeTtua AZ 9atSS r. vita
8u]IserassrsH % hans Suftru. ,a rsrruse,
paItr pifsris al DART 3Isath
1tEtm Saass, Ttst al 9oslHHss gsttsT1sH
NIB Stash, al Uaass airfs | SaSsrsnssoaI.z.
Slipper aerfiIsisHs 1sIs fsr RsInsm.
eserfrtstn I tsrt cBsrFat n,s BiasStr.
sppssIftSDiHoTter.
sapTffe f~sbtRaSHs NIB SSrfIarHs sesr tps4
PosHs CprtasSliI % astsaHaa.
Begin Futtsr mse IN nrtii,I ON Term uittrets
atftsris msAsH acknowledgement nal.
lem Be ts NJ ~bTasnias 3srnOuittrts Gakrsas
htitB, 6tdumats % GtlhaS.
Ger ,r bog tie bet bale AZ Hostus rist oissrIssss
SHShoIb epr'eHtt men man sI n. at ben 10
bsr 5aa ct IlAOals. iom TIA iaa sHIiiB ssaa
til 9tHirrattSnIasHtus
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-25
Oct foiter at pore Rar:;

8rissn / Snbairita bar iislse ben
euSsIise SpsisreIie toitet england
222. o00 gb. Sterling (1,1Oo
RiQiunsr 9Oaars). Baa enself Sioe
par 3s0,577 Ranb mUbiliiersOs, me-
bens SOsrne fun baobs SO, 1915 Wanb /
Soften. @~nslanosrnes Tab bsIsb fig i
bet Ssls til 81, 74S Ranb; $500 ialOt.
1852 bsbe al Spsbpm, 1886 blsu
ipse eler iaarsoe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-25
THE 1900" ~BALL-BEARING
Family Washer fOrsendt FRIT
9u bsssihrst ssuuSrsr

GhNaco, M. - Rnrts 1908.
al The 1900 Woa'bsr 50 = SiuphamtoH. p y
Ten g~laifrmQftue t1 figbts af Fem lpE M ~ . Var
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-25

Otter enSt "MrbeiSe" Isber be fin
Bel % ioripinSer / Sfosen | Smes.
men, bporfra be penner tiIbaee paa
iaurme Mdaoe, iom be Tom.
Com en- tppif gfsenipeI paa De
G~olifnerier, bpormeS ganSiterne be.
brnger 9anferne ! be jtore gper, an.
fsrer Bangs fsIeenoe:
gonoiten 4 onbner en- Gontp ; q,
9anf | Stem goS, meSens bans 80.
nierat 8 aabner est Gonto | en- al
Gbicasos Sanfer. 3 osbet at en- bis
Sio oeponerer Dc Senee % lager at.
ter Hense no AT fin ganf. Ian
faar SiIio til Dem, ioet De ipues at
bore i9rbeIes b9oerIise Golf. en-
patfer Sag eaar 4 ben i gnnfeit I
Hem gorf % ioreeir at ifi,Ile ieube
ct gengebeIeb ill en- 3reSitcr, ban
bar | Chicago. San fisher iaa en-
anoisnins pau 200 Collars. Den
ifal betaIes til 3 oa or tritffet al
ganfen / Reip gorf pua Setls Sor.
binbeIier i Chicago. Ren peS at
i9ttc to Rliler til. Iaber Z ben ON
iii en- getSeI Soa 10000 Dollars.
San ieuSer SEN til 8. Ser ~Sepcuercr
Den | 9arfen, bbor man freoiterer
bam for 10000 Collars. Ser gaar
en- Dag eIler to, 4 % 8 niTlutter MI
fine Goutocr / fine reipeftiue Banter
on fprioinSer, 9e0rageriet opSage8
fsrit, rnar 8eficIen retitrncreS ?
9arfeu / Rep 0orf, iom bar no
iteot Den . men iaa er 4 og 3 al.
lereSe / RannSa.
Bangs fsrer mig inS - fortiRtter
Suret i ct Tibet '9ritilt 8outor,
gpor Ran bier mig oeu met fItIo-
Itpnotge SomIirg al SorioIfntnger
al 8efsIer % SbIignttoner, iom Set
er muligt at opSripe; belle S~orialif.
rin8er, SeIoiie 6orfaIifninaer, RoSe.
ringer, aoIferinger % megct onoet.
Der bar aopier al ole Se Saline.
rier, iom GtabIiSicmentet babOe fitr.
net op6rtpe. Saa mart ct SaIifreri
er Bit opooget, Der SnltttItet gor-
Ten ener Br:oatperioneu, Der bar nG.
ret Offer Serfor. ON at Iobe set togc
en- aopt al oct forfaITfeSe gapir.
Raar 8infertout Snittutet iaa bar
faaet &opier, u~nSerfaIter IpecieQe
Sltnftionprer Sen ct s~rrrrbigt Otter.
Jpn.
Set er paa 6enne RaoSc, flyer
Bangs, at bi fan f6Igc 6aIifncrues
Spor, og at set er meaet faa, iom
er os utienSte. Raar Ge ioa erin.
brer 6otograierre % ole be OpIuS.
ringer, ni bar ON 6 til 1000 6or.
brpoeres 2eneois % SorbiuSeIier,
BIZ De fuure f~oritaa, of "SpSage-
reu"S Wetier life err iaa romantic,
Tom man tibt biz aisre ben til / Eli.
Ii0 til, boab 6sIietorromauerue for.
tPller. Bore oiatigite SpSngeIier
eisr bt uoen at forInbe bore 3onto.
rer. Reo De 8ortr9ter % Si9raIe.
menter, man ienber os, meS Dub.
letter al tioIieere Galffnerier o. meO
oc upe SaIifnerier, for bOiIfe man
isger Dor SipIp, beS at ItliSere Sor.
brpoernes Wetobe, peS at gaa frem
efter Communicating os anaIogi
faIoer Oct oS ofte nent paa Sor.
baano at iige, bpem Der er Spboos.
ptauo til BET % oct SoITtueri, til oct
og bet Spoeri, til ben oa Den Jor.
brDbelie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-25
IanSSirapGreIic.


gang ell aanbsirappreuoe Rano,
iom gif inc | misunderstanding.
ltoen at iise ct Orb til noget Rerne.
lie leiebe ban en- 9pgniug iatte Den
iitano og ipIote ben meb 8arer. On
Dag, oa ban itoo og beiroreSe lin
Buff, tom en- Ben mo. Seq Ter"
iagoe 8ennen, "ut On bar Ell 10.
mPrfet guttf; men On ipHeS life at
ba nogen aun6er."
Get bar Su ianOeIig Ret l."
raabte Den oanbsfrao9renoe Wan6
og ilog fig paa 2aaret. "9u fanot
oct no! Seq bar lRnse ioritdat, at
ser par roget, iom mangIeoe; men
ieg funSe life fjsnne, boao oct bar"
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-25

cEn anbrast / Gftisr | unss. Iopenbs
1Ju RiHer, briussr oite 1uiinber.
Saaleoss brnsts 800 / "9rauit MUun.
tain" aftisr isners $4,000. Senees
$50 itrnr iaass 1000 Gftier (nonas-
sassable) / uuosriesnebe al usltisnbts
Stanbinaosr ps Tpiiere prsauiereee
Rompaut bpis Miue I bet rise Cub
bette | RUbape COUNTY, Grisunn, uiisr
$50 til s77 ! Cub pr. Ton - altiaa
operprSsutlis lppenoe. Rere Sapt
tai transss til fpriiat Drift! Seno Or
pres. sler 9Uital Rcnsp Grber birstts
til!
RoIf Gold Mining Co.,,
420 Sunoitate areaoe,
NinnsapoIis. Wlinn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-25

Serbiemme / Rernfer er bel oft
poa set sarnle; iSoIt er nRiten fprSig
meS ,Slaatteu, ier ieg, % boob on.
aaar ltSbptte Of So, iaa er 5oIt bra
tiIfrebs; oct eneite, iom bar ppret
lett, 6nr ies bsrt, bar fnap Ssitsrte.
Siemme hos os bar oi iiommer leiet
BEN forns0ne SnnebiGIp unber NIT
Srnp9r, bu Gar er fremoeIes ar.
beibsubpati8. Ole g.. Sosien o. bans
Ssiter 8nsubiloe bar b9ret Srnr.
foIf Der.
aarbioiabrifen er M / fuIo Gang,
noset, iea iaa iaainart. ieg tom biem,
paa ollie De iremmeoe auiister, man
meSte Der % Der. Otter boao ies bar
bsrt oaereoe. bespnSer 5~riffetrafifen
tsien at f~lorere 6ersif. - aanoeu ira
Gnl9esets Gage bor erhuu Roo Ger.
geS 9renoe 9ogterbolis, ca. 10
Wfmutters Gang Der ira os, ifal M
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-25
Stt &.

Gil aarp er ie9 feot,
SiI Stamp er ies Ssbt
Eli iurt cuer Isot
git Sierte er itsbt.
8 eobt suer oHot,
Gor SIas % for Samp,
Seq ftcbuer I'll Srout
8 b9berli9 &.
8 Gro % / SoiG
Seq fi1mper bet I'D
Nseo blinisnbc Stanl,
Seq III ira Cub.
ga. iuotiI min S6l
- gteb briIteuoe Bill
Seq ifusr, boor iso
Gen Seir, inm ie9 ~
ut g1utaen gr1a,
Com relics psS Seb.
San bueses berpaa
SpOr GrIist isg ftreS.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-25
rdrter oper oe
w forifieuioe Slater.

Ri tan iaar faT. SlaOss GbUunsuisr m oRrSfaIS srams usnIs ct 'ERas'
uSr ben Stat bpOrt abonusutsn bUE ut bar oHis BARTER ODER Soma RtaHs.
iod, Rro 9aiota, Sgo 9alota % BBconfn Sprt StbnaOa sasr Bofotne
n tnt msb gOlminbsHss tore Os liar. SrSaauer, % bUr snsfs Sp os saHbsbs
e., aHstpet tfassmsO bpr' sn.fs 5rubausHHis belle Staten, os be fortfsaiss
8aserGs % Lakes al HOssn gspoutus. vi uI Ru tde for % Sart Oper ghHns-
iOa, bu ri nsOp bar bette uo SaaHosu, men SsntupsIisa 0osr bette TRe7-
slRbtr Osiaa for b. suuse Stutua.
8artts SiBrrtGs r AZ 5ommsr lnuas cS "a Sommsr brtes Co;Eoeer %
utouubsr ic Rartet et mer,.t ms6 paskHoe gslsmrum fdis.s ira / til 10 oa
paa SiosEus. ls.hbss mO pashHos GR.aemrum, meb SOataoerus s. 9a
UsHars SIDE CT onsVst st5Urt gOautp Staten mo tl1srHSs GOautaisos soOE
Goutp. sI man T. CT FuSt Rhorst Gountp fa Iaer man Diet tSSs usSoUs,
til maj. tommr til ~ Os ia IRkr mau:
gfeUuet, Ct Better. P. Z 14TT4
bullet bstpoer Weourt Guuutu, bror g. gecr r Gount9iGbt, cs at GsuEtEs
bar 1L774 5nbbpssrs. 8OsfuUt p o. TGut ! sr Osaa I'll R1ts NaaiRHsr
p.uare SaauSs geseFusr poa SOsnaUst p sHhu % h,re SaGaSs RssFHSts
pea Taller 7 un6tr aarsr os trRHsr M UsuRr. SaaHos gsssFusr tisbrs, tRi
man fSssr ben l4s 9ue us ben hSrr Saanes gsSsiHssr trRHss OSaH hSesss'
Iauss Gutu, til be to 6mas mDoss, % Der bar man 8tuast e5zHfp. RsesH'
uuesr GouuarrHs fphsS Stoeu Of aartst mse GpussHs!is ooer fSrre % mIHcrs
Spr,. gorbuf, observation-disclosures up, islo ON iamms bar blot Il Dunn 5no-
bnaasrs. Otter bper BUS sapu mo gouutp psoisst er NgseoeS Gz'St Su'
buaasrautal iamt BoahaU o. 1almprtc Oil nan T. G. Hus ePaulen1
Sslrant Go, faa latter man ben enc 9sssfHsr 5a epstaUst F. % ben arosa
paa IaGs. 8 os uuar Be TO 5iusrs msees iaa hHnr man BET 'Fss sto nee
garbeosn 2sssoss FHOsr man 3rfaue.1EstusIs Os bus orb man tan
fube Vi, tVor IHss BET sr til be forfsaSs StsSsE man ts3sr sfsS
81 .r M farsts msb gtHuiOtaFpeH os OsuOsE Slaost % Der Fn@r t Of
tpbeist aart opsr luitsO States. aart ouer core SsfboslsE srArsrctSs assrs
1879 til 1901 m,O Gustv,r. af Gursa. ea b: forftsHis. Srrtvrtsr % ssNh-
b.Ntr anut.tsrOs, for GysmseI 9raFaua 1903 1sgast ls4a O ~ etshsss
rr Der ct Tibet aart. Der ausiusr Be Eel. al aaasel Der s ftHr for SpHEHg al
gtuterbp.es, seak, gaarhpses, Grust Eaar % R5es 2SHuIa o ! ., totlasL
en- bel Gel, fR tau Sas al SHsrssfs % Rpfs FRsss paa ssst SiaA stssksts
or Der maHS. ratetis Sab.uss I'll easa for iaasauRs ION SUITES at sas essts
pa uppst az bert. 'Tssprah gonsR' % 'Ssa GrEin' Ct Var % bette &aS ieR
graru. Tor si15. sarts. s paa Rsrsr mso RaHtssasHs ss snsHs
2s Iamms gru. usRpr GO SsttRs.ttE stsnFt for aar' rp"es SsSs siafsr'
gbresF. =. 3lrnnSIen, DEBORAH, Soma
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-06-12
First Cabinet Meeting.

Washington, June s.-Secretary Hay
called at the White House shortly after
the presidents arrival. The president
spent the evening with his family.
Secretary Hay will bring before the
president the Russian situation, both
as regards the Manchurian and the
Kishineff incidents. 1t is expected
that these matters and the postal in
vestigation will consume most of the
cabinets attention at its meeting. The
position of the government as to the
Russian affairs is extremely difficult
and especially SO because of the numer-
Gus resolutions adopted as to the
Kishineff affair.
The situation has called for the eXer-
else of much tact and it can be said on
the highest authority that thus far no
friction has occurred between the Rus
sian government and our own, though
the Russian government is disappoint-
ed that resolutions are still passed con-
dcmning Russia.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-06-12
TO PROTECT FROM PlLLAGE.
Mayor Gilbert, of Kansas City, Kansas,
Asked For Troops.

Leavenworth, Kan, June 1.-Two
companies of infantry were sent to
Kansas City, Kas., to protect the city
from pillage. The government has
sent a large amount of tenting and
other supplies to the. sufferers, and it
was deemed expedient to send the
troops to guard this property as well
as to preserve order.
Mayor Gilbert, of Kansas City, Kan,
asked for the troops.
Two companies of engineers left for
st. Marys, Kan, to rescue the heavy
artillery which is encamped at that
place and starving because of the floods
which have completely surrounded the
men and forced them to flee to the hills
1t will take the engineers three days
at least, to rescue their comrades, even
though the marches be forced.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-06-12
TWO 70 FOUR YET OFSAND.
Direction To Draw For Funds Come
From Everywhere.
WATER Sc RvlCE is RESI- MED.

Topeka, June s-The dead in the
Topeka food now number rs. OF this
number 80 are reported dead on good
authority.
People working in the flooded dis
trict fear that many more will be found
drowned MS the flood rccedes, and that
the list of dead will not be far from
100 Thirty or more people arc now
classed as missing. Without doubt
some of the bodies will never be recov-
cred.
boatman reported that seven bod
les had been found near the north end
of Harrison Street
Good work is now being done to Sc
cure what property is left In the part
of town north and west of the Rock
Island bridge the damageis very great.
The houses were mostly small and re-
.ceived the full force of the current.
The greater part of North Topeka is
a great waste of sand piled up over
streets, house floors, railroad stocks
and everything buryng the city from
a mere coating to u depth of two and
three and in some places four feet. All
over the west part of the city the sand
banks are everywhere. ( The Union
Pacific and the Rock island tracks arc
covered with them in places to depth
of three feet, and in places the water
lis still running under the ties. Door
yards are piled high with sand. On
some of the houses it reaches to. the
windows and is banked up against the
doors At others it is piled in the door
yard and big dish in the sand bank
is left near the house where the cur
rent swirled around. The sand is all
over the city. The middle of the street
is still almost clear of sand but on each
side where the current was not so swift
there are banks filing many yards
up to the poi;cles. The sand is not
level, but is in great waves and piles
and banks. There are tons and tons
of it and the water is slowly seeping
out and leaving it there an immense
weight unproductive and barren.
Generous responses are being made
to the appeals for aid. From all over
the country kilograms are being re-
ceived authorizing the officers here to
draw on organizations for funds.
The Topeka Water company has re-
sumed service. -
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-06-12
Terminal srstem a Dead Loss.

Kansas City, Mo-, June Cat the
stock yards $500 hogs and 800 cattle
were drowned. Most of the missing
persons have been accounted for and it
is thought now that the total dead will
not exceed eight persons. 1t is con-
coded by civil engineers who have in
vestigated the situation closely that the
whole of the terminal system of rail-
roads in the bottoms will have to be re-
built, together with bridges that alone,
it is estimated, cannot be replaced AT
under from SIS, 900, 900 to $40, 900, 900.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-06-12
Condition Along Big Rivers.

Washington. June s.-l'he Missouri
river at Kansas City continues to fall
steadily. The river will come to II
stand ut Bonneville, Mo-, tonight with
a stage of 80 feet, but will continue to
rise TO the eastward. The Mississippi
continues to rise steadily from Du-
buque southwark. At Keolluk the stage
WAS Al feet above danger line. The
food water from the Iowa, Cedar and
Skunk rivers is now entering the
Mississippi above KeolkulS, and there
will be further slow rise in that
vicinity, which will continue several
days At st. Louis the stage this
morning was 1915 feet, rise of Ia
feet. AS stated before, the water will
continue to rise steadily and stage in
the neighborhood of SO feet is expected
during Monday. From st. Louis tc
Cairo the stages will be about the same
as at st. Louis.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1903-06-12
Through Traffic Resumed.

Ardmore, l. T., June 6.-Through
traffic has been resumed on the Santa
Fe and trains are now running over
the bridge at North Washita, north OF
Paul's Valley. The abuttments of this
bridge were washed away week ago
and there have been no trains. Road
master Butcher, with large force of
men. has been constantly at work re-
pairing the break The water at this
point is still reported very high and
at a standstilL Middle Washita is still
threatening the railroad grades.
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Levees Arc broken.

Quincy, ILL.,, June s.-The Mississippi
is rising from Keolsuk to St Louis,
and three levees north of here have
been broken. These levees have yield
ed. before, but the damage done is in
comparable with the present damage.
More of the bottom lands are I'M
der cultivation and the population OF
the injured is greater than ever here
,ofore known. The break occurred
at a point two and half miles
north OF Meyor and opposite Tullsy
fsland-
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WATERS ARE RECEDING.
ArmoqlSale Il apst Ds.psrass CONDITION
Ands Deserted.

AnNeOcbcNeoN'
Kansas City, June 5.-The Missouri
river fell seven inches and the Kansas
river fell nine inches The fall of both
rivers will DO at much faster rate
hereafter. There was sunshine during
Il large part OF the day and feeling Yas
hopeful. Militiamen and policemen
still guard all approaches to the flood
ed district, and soldiers halted pedes-
trians on the residence streets at night,
for there are no street, lights, the
electric light plant being still shut
down. Seven street ear 'linesaarel IN
operation and the others will be able
to resume by degrees. The city water
works have commenced pumping and
the, retail district, is supplied with
water. Railroads are still giving in
com plete service, but are repairing the
washouts. The reports of heavy loss
of life in Kansas City, Kan, are not
true and the stories of bodies lying in
the drift there are unfounded. The
loss of property has not been over
estimated, however.
An Associated Press launch crossed
to Armourdale and cruised for miles
through the water lanes that formerly
were city streets. The entire city is
under water, in many places go feet
deep, and all of the 10000 inhabitants
have fled. Except the watchmen in
the packing houses on the river front,
not human being was to be seen, or
even domestic, animal In many of
the houses the upper wind lows we're
open aud tue ROOMS Observation-Disclosures
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Ell. Grand Lodge Send So. 900.

Indianapolis, Ind, June 6. - The
grand lodge of the Order of Ellss,
through ]. 7. Tanning of this city,
chairman of the board of trustees, and
q. p. Cronk of Omaha, the grand ex-
allied ruler, contributed $4,000 to the
Topeka relief fund. Trustee flaming,
after Communication with the grand
exalted, ruler, telegraphed the relief
committee to draw on the treasurer OF
the order for the amount and added
that If a larger sum was needed 1t
would be Contributed. The money,
Mr. Faning explains, goes to the gem
eral fund and is TO be used in Topeka,
Kansas City, Kans., or wherever It is
most needed.
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Other Forest Fires.

Bayville, L. l., June s.--The section
of Long Island that has suffered most
seriously from forest fires is that in the
vicinity of Medford and Farmingville;
the individual losses will reach in the
thousands. Many of the fire fighters
have been injured or burned.
Glens Falls, N Y.-Dispatcles from
North Creek region state that the
fire fighters are holding the flames
back. Nearly 5000 men are at work
fighting the fire in the Hudson river
winter shed.
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Bolton Is Promp. To Help.

& Topeka, June G.-Everything posi-
BILE las been done by the people OF
Holton and other towns along the
Rock Island. The county commission
ers of Jackson county have appropria'
ted $500 to the relief fund and proba-
bly, that much has been raised through
private donations. The Commercial
club of Holton has been at the head OF
raising the relief and have provided an
abundance of food and clothing which
was sent to the reform school, which is
made Il distributing center. Holton
has sent all the meat and other food
they had in cold storage. There are
1875 people from North Topeka being
cared for ip Uolton.
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Not the Same.

Recorder Golf is telling story of
brewers agent who gave evidence the
other day to show that saloon Fthe
license of which was objected to had
been a well-conducted place since the
conviction of former tenant. "But
was not that because the sword of
Damocles was hanging over the
place." the agent was asked. No"
he said, with grave surprise; no one
of that name ever ran the saloon at
all. New York Times.
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santa re Pre-Pays wages.

Topeka, June 3-The following no.
tice was posted on the sh OPP superin-
tendent's Office:
"All employees who need their wages
can secure their money by applying tc
me tomorrow morning" This was
signed by the shop superintendent.
About 200 applied for their salaries.
The total amount of wages for, this
number will lie about 1900. RhC
Santa Fe regular payday is on the IF
teenth of each month, making an add
vance of half months wages a