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Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-17
ELK OPEN SEASON
TUESDAY NIGHT THE WILD HERD WILL
TAKE THE TOWN.
LAWSON CALM BEFORE THE STORM
DEMOCRATS MEETING IN SLAToRIAL
SESSION. AT LAWSON.

Next Tuesday night will be Elks night
in Idaho lSprings, when the local order.
No. 6o7, will entertain as its guests the
lodges from Central City and Denver,
and if present expectations are realized il
will be the biggest entertainment ever
pulled off by the local organization.
The Denver aggregation will come to
this city by special train and fully 800
are expected The train is scheduled to
leave Denver at O'Clock reac hing here
in record breaking time, lowering the
regular time by many minutes. The
Central City boys will come overland by
private conveyance.
The local order will have completed
their routine lodge work by the time the
the visitors will have arrived, and meet
them in solid delegation and parade
will at once form headed by Satriano's
band which will accompany the Denver
contingent The line of march will be
east on Miner street to I7th avenue,
thence west to Colorado street, thence
west to 18th avenue, to the opera house
where programme has been arranged.
All ri,ualistic work has been tabooed,
the intention being to show the visitors
good time from start to finish. with
plenty to eat and drink and no cares
The natatorium has been secured for the
occasion which means that the Elks will
fan the water to froth. As the game
law will be out at that time, there will be
no restrictions and time of their lives
IS guaranteed to the visitors.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-17
Democrats Name Delegates.

LAwsosS Colo, Sept. II. IooI.-
Especial to Sifiings. The democratic
county convention convened here at u
O'Clock in A. o. o. p. hall. Z. l.. Reg
ennitter WIS elected temporary chairman
and John Old Temporary secretary. The
following committees were appointed,
after which al adjournment was taken
until 1880 p. M:
Credentials-C.E +. Worth, Johu Tomay
B. C. Jacobs, Jno. Kaiuinky. Louis Just.
Permanent Organization and Order Of
Business-John Owen. i. l.. Collom.
Thos. Ennis, Jerry Buckley, Chris STAN
gier.
Appor,ionment-Jak Robson. R. c.
Bonney. II. +. Swanson, V. /. Noxan.
John Joseph.
Henry Boyer, C. S. Will
kie, John Puchert, J. J. May, Mike How
ard
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-17

U. >. INF. organiz ~ under special act of
congress which authorized the organiza-
uon often companies to be known as
"Immunes " and was made second lieu.
tenant The company was mustered in
at Galveston in June, '9S. but owing to
the fact thai the procotol was signed in
the following August, the company did
not see service. although a, one time they
embarked nui were compelled TO return.
The company was mustered out on Oc'.
aS. IS9S, when MI Smith again resumed
his practice al Sherman.
He came to Colorado and Idaho Springs
in the spring of % in search of a location
for the practice OF his profession, and
peuding the opening Of ar Office he Sc
cLfsu he position OF a trammer IN the
Lamartine mine where he worked for
several weeks. while so employed he
formed the acqu ,intance oi Attorney T.
NJ Sabin and later entered the Office oi
the latter. drvoting his time to familiar.
izing himself with the Colorado State
-
iiatteIi7g offer from former army com.
r.de It Galveston and went to The gull
metropolis. but remained hut a short time
returning to this city in the same fall
He al once identified himself with the
republican party aud was delegate tc
the county convention held at Silver
Plume in 1870, being made secretary o.
the county organization On September
"a he became associated with Lieutenant
Governor Haggott in the practice of law
and this alliance remains intact today
In 1908 he was appointed deputy distFicf
attorney by Horace @. Thurman ant
served until February, 'o4, when he re
signed to devote more time to bis rapidly
increasing private practice.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-17
Clear Creek Is Honored.

The convention of the republicans of
the Ist Judicial district, comprising the
counties of Arapahoe, Jefferson. Clear
Creek, Gilpin and Grand, was held at
Golden last Monday afternoon. Judge
Ashbaugh, of Central City, was elected
chairman and Jno. F. Vivian, of Jefferson
county, secretary.
Without delay, the name of J. w. B.
Smith, of this city, was placed in nomi-
nation for the Office of district attorney
and he was named bv acclamation.
w. A. Haggott was made chairman of
the Judicial committee, aud Jno. F. Wv
ian, secretary.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-17

Two neighbors in the upper end of the
city had row Wednesday night, the cul-
mination of series of indignities heaped
upon the other by next door neighboys.
One of the participants was arrested. and
a hearing was held before Police Magis-
trate Griswold Thursday morning. The
Judge assessed small fine and delivered
a lecture for the benefit of both parties.
The judge, like Gov. Peabody, is going
to have peace within his jurisdiction if he
has to fight for it.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-17

Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Elwood returned
yesterday from protracted stay in the
east where Mr.. Z. was called in connec-
ton with the promotion of some mining
properties. Conditions there are improv-
ing, says Mr.. Elwood, and Colorado in
vestments will soon regain what has been
lost in confidence owing to the labor
troubles.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-17

Manager Sungley scored another sue
cess at the Trocadero last Thursday night
when he gave his annual masquerade
ball. While the costumes were not 50
numerous as that of year ago, the vari-
ETY. was better and furnished more enter
tainment for the spectators. The first
prize was awarded to Miss Bessie Knight
who appeared as Columbia, while o. G..
McClanahan was an easy winner of the
gents honors by posing as the pride Of
the harem of the Sultan of Zulu" How
ard Beecham attracted the most attention
in his disguise of Weary Willie" and
there were numerous other costumes
that were worthy Of special mention.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-17

Geo. K. Kimball, Geo. keyes, H. Has
sell and Fred Strohie, left Wednesday
morning for . ten days hunting trip on
the divide and in the park.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-17

A marriage license was issued in Dem
yer yesterday to Robert Henry White and
Mrs. Virginia Dunham Foster, both of
Idaho Springs. The contracting parties
are well known in this city, being en-
ployed in the Office of J. d. Williamson
Investment company.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-17

]. d. Williamson left Thursday morning
for an extended visit throughout the east.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-17

James J. o'Rourke aud SON, left Mon
day morning for a two weeks visit with
relatives in eastern Kansas.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-17
DRY. COPPER O. IRON SCHEDULE.
Idaho Springs. Colo. Sept. 10. 1904.

The Schedule of smelling charges copper and
iron received by the Chamberlain Dillingham; Ore
Company night The schedule is made by
smeer for the of dry The prices adopted
by the American Smelling and Refining the
of the independent Smelling and Refining Con
ang the Golden Pyrtic which entered the
field for this class The following the schedules
$1,000 per for the gold
95 per of n. Y. quotations for the silver.
No Silica limit.
Zinc, allowed S per cent, go cents up
Copper up to per cent dry 81 IS per unit
per cent per cent dry I.5o per unit
Over per cent dry unit
Under $1,000 gross value. smelling charge
$1,000 $500 gross smelling charge
$500 to So gross value. 500 smelling charge
Above prices lots only.
Sampling 81 per
Freight tRaes...............75 when under
81 when under 5000
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-17
Democratic County Slate

From prominent democrat, who en-
we obtain the following as the probable
slate which will be placed in nomination
at the county convention:
Clerk-V. /. Noxon.
Treasurer-Ceo. Wilkie or John Owen.
Sheriff.. ]. May.
Assessor-L. f. Cassatt.
County Judge-F. L. collom.
Surveyor-A. ]. Ventress.
>Coroner-Thos. Woodward.
County Commissioner-Jesse P. Jones.
Superintendent of Schools-J.F Lage.
Georgetown and Silver Plume papers
please copy.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1904-09-17

Mrs. NJ. A. Gillian and Miss Elizabeth
Belden, after spending couple of months
in this city as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
o. r. Carman, returned to their home at
Gillian, NO., last Monday morning.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-10-13
Mrs. Wesley GrindelI.

The funeral of Mrs. Wesley Grindell
of Platteville took place on Monday.
Her death was the result of burns.
On Thursday night, Oct, g., while
retiring to her room, she attempted to
light a match, but, supposing it had
failed to burn, she lit another, when
she discovered that her clothes were
on fire, and she died from burns and
fright. She had been in feeble health
for many years. She was the mother
of G. G. Grindell, and her little
granddaughter was with her when the
accident occurred.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-10-13
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS.

Dr. Joseph T.. Callow visited during
the week in this city. He practices
dentistry in Amigo.
w. II. Shea Of the town Of Eden
was visitor in Mineral Point on
Saturday. His sister Mrs. Joseph
Schubert has been visiting at his
home and he accompanied her on her
return here.
Mrs. Porter Skinner returned to the
home OF her daughter in Chicago on
last Thursday, after n visit of few
weeks with friends In this city.
Miss Katie Roger returned last week
from visit with friends at Darling
ton.
Mrs. Robert James Is visiting at
Fort Dodge, Storm Lake and other
points in Iowa.
Mrs. Mary j. Spensley and Miss
Margaret Waters started on Monday
morning for st. Louis to attend the
worlds fair.
T.. l.. Cleary OF Platteville has been
appointed one Of the official visitors of
the Whitewater Normal.
Rev. Alexander G.. Bennett who has
been pastor of the M. +. church at
Manning, Iowa, has been transferred
to Humboldt.
Mrs. Patrick Downey Of the town of
Waldwics visited friends in this city
last week, the guest OF Mrs. Alex
Mcneil.
Miss Eunico Blewett has gone to
Milwaukee to attend business college.
She was accompanied to Milwaukee
by her brother w. II. Blewett,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-10-13

Josiah Lanyon arrived here few
days ago for short stay at his home.
Vroman Mason Of Madison was a
visitor in Mineral Point on Tuesday
evening.
Rev. J. Hardcaate will preach on
Sunday next at Pleasant View at
ii O'Clock p. m.
Miss Eliza Kane has returned from
ST. Louis, where she has been for the
last two months visiting with her
sister and taking in the worlds fair.
Samuel Lanyon recently visited
Sioux City, and other points in Iowa.
Mrs. Samuel Lanyon is home after
two weeks visit with relatives at
Hazel Green.
Thomas p. Rogers is here from
Kingston, H., for visit with his
daughter Mrs. John r. Toay.
William Flamme of Berlin, Nebras-
ka, has been visiting friends at High
land and in this vicinity. He is
interested in mining.
Mrs. G. A. Gale is visiting in this
city; a guest at the Gale home. Her
husband accompanied her here on last
Saturday evening, but returned to
Chicago the following day.
Mrs. Wilson N. Snyder, of Snoho.
mish, Wash, formerly Miss Nettie
Henry, daughter Of the late William
T. Henry,) together with her sons
Henry and Mclean, spent Friday last
in this city with Miss Mary II. Gundry
Henry Patterson, n we'll known
surveyor, who has been working or
the Mineral Point and Northern line
was injured by falling on broadaxe
He left on Tuesday for his home al
Joliet, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. +. Jacobs arc
visiting in this city and will remain
for few days before going tC
Medford to visit their sons Clyde anG
Ernest. From there they will go tt
Sawyer county Mr.. Jacobs having
been appointed by Commissioner
Jones as Indian farmer on the
D'Orleilles reservation. The appoint
ment is q good one and pleasing tC
Mr.. Jacobs many friends throughout
this section.
Next Sunday will be Temperance
day at Willow Springs p. M. church
Rev. j. Hardcastle's subject will be
"Chemical and Social Analysis of the
Liquor Traffic"
Joseph Ellery and wife, j, II. Day
and wife, William Temby, William
+. Jewell Edward EARLY, Bert Prince
and Harold Brown left Mineral Point
for st. Louis, Monday morning, Oct.
3, and after remaining at the World
fair about four days nearly all Of the
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-10-13
The Troubadours,

consisting of five artists, will give u
musical entertainment nj Castle Hall
on the evening Of December /.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-10-13

EOR SALE-A wood heating stove, or one
i burning either wood or coal Inquire at
the Democrat office.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-10-13

party returned home, arriving here on
Saturday night.
Misses Katy and Bonnie Collins lett
on Wednesday morning for Ellrod
S. D., where they will visit for some
time with relatives, before going to
Los Angeles, California.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-10-13
Ginseng Wanted.

For big, unbroken green ginseng
roots ! will pay $50 to $3.50 a pound.
For big dry roots | will pay So to $ll
pound. For big pieces l will pay
from zoe to SOC the piece. For small
green roots | will pay $1.75 to $500 a
pound, and for small dry roots $3.50
to 800 pound. Next door to the
Democrat Office. On lots of 10 pounds
dry or 20 pounds green | will pay
railroad fare of bearer.
j. b. MCDONALD,
oGm3 Darlington, Wis.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-10-13

Should you need new fall suit,
Jacket, skirt, winter coat or other
ready to wear garment, call on Mrs.
Alice Cape, agent for Chas. A. Stevens
& Brothers,
At the Hotel Royal, third Wednes-
day of each month.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-10-13
Pcnhnllcgon Franklin.

The Chicago papers announce the
marriage in Chicago Of Herbert j.
on Wednesday, Oct. g. The worthy
townsman, Mr.. James Penhallegon.
The bride has for u number Of years
posed as II model for the famous
artists Charles Dana Gibson aud
Hamilton Fish, who have pronounced
her tho most beautiful girl in the
country, Tho Chicago papers CON
tained pictures of her.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-10-13

Sunnyside Cheese Factory Burns.
The Sunnyside cheese factory, To-
Gated two miles east of Montfort,
burned to the ground shortly after
eight O'Clock Monday evening, Oct. 3.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-10-13
Notice to Hunters.

All persons are hereby notified not
to hunt or otherwise trespass on lands
owned by us in the towns of Mineral
Point and Linden.
M. j. KEALY.
REUBEN ELLSWORTH.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-10-13
A. G.. Staley's Wool
Underwear
rrell & Martins. Best mad
The Coad Warehouse

on Commerce street is for sale at a
bargain. For particulars inquire at
First National Bank.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-10-13

| OST-A black hat, between Mineral Point
IL and GRATIS cheese factory. Finder please
leave hat at the Democrat office.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-10-13

His vehicles have the name of dura-
bility. They are of the highest goods
at make it.. His
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-10-13
THE DEMOCRAT.

Subscription, 81 ..5 per year In Advance.
TELEPHONE 74-2.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1904-10-13
WANTS.

FOR SALE-Cheap for cash, or will trade
l. for wood, 10 gauge shotgun with leather
case; also for sale, l2O-egg Iowa incubator;
Inquire at this office.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03
Sra At. Souisuoitillinoen
Roget ont Cub SatotaS llSitiaiua
pco @erbcnSitGpuct.

Mun fnn life peilte ina meget ira
Ell rtlg Stot Tom Spo Datotu, iiIer
Ell aorreipouoent. iMn Dor Der; men
oog moa oct iigcS. tiIisier ban, at
ben er pel reprpieuteret pum Oct itore
&%er0cnSltcpne | ct. SouiS. Zen
iremaoitrTbeu0c OF iprpfe Dnaliug
bIauot Stuierlp bar opisrt ct Sono.
bruaSpdlutS. iom oGffer 800 apu.
Srutioo on ipI6t oct urco oIlebaanoe
grooufter ira lin Soro % tine @rGS.
gauge. Sitict er t%ileiorntigt 90 oGf.
fct meo ulifcnS aoruar pau StiIfer,
OF eperit oppe ices ct Sre0enrg. Eaa
Sioeruc er Ger Sploer, bporpau 800
6ldifer. iulOe al Spoartcr, iom aror
/ Sub Infotu, er drlbragte. Fou D.
10 tore Fiaarcr, Tom itadr / 0iioteu
og bTrer Saget, bGnaer to gilleoer,
bporoi oct enc forritiller Ell Go, Joni
itoor og icr uper @ierOet. oct onoct
en- prTAtig SieIblsuc. De er maIebc
al }. 6. @orner / Sorcitbcrg, 2. .,
iom iorcitaor fin StotS l%loinuina.
Seo SoScn al ocn ene al Eilareruc
itoar Ell 8lnStaSic mcb uoitoppebe
6aianer. Gangs SGaaeIe er Der ~
8taSfosicr meo Grsper pau Wdi@.
form. vi bette er DER mango Cor.
Ter og aSarper, msrfersoe bpioe. aliIe
oa grau. iom nle irembpher ct III.
tercsiout Stue. \ Den ba1re euoe
al @pguiuGen itnor TO goroe. hoor.
pad man ier so SfnnIer iuIoe al
i~orifiellisc sebler. ipm uorcr | CUB
0ufutas Souer. 9oapTggen er 0Gf.
tct' ncb SABRE. o. Speoedr. Der er
opitiaebe / 6orm al itore Siul meO
uiiteiormige Tctorotioncr poa 81.
Nerne. SiutcnS Hupu or ifrepet oper
meo 9~oaitaner al OtoiSor.
9lanSt ScpProigbeoerue cr , en-
iurr moo al Ducen.@ Iallcd.R louten.
ION al Solicit fables Snbior Soap.
RoScn er 1 500 lang OF IS Sonmer
/ Smiong. SeIe RoIatiet or inopeu.
dig cg uopenoig oefureret meo Tor.
ifielliac aoruarter, o. S~isrneitol'
periic ct0cr / Yolmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03
Cramps menine
Zen bersmts SfibS6pasrr nStalcr 10
ON Dor SaHsslsHuaoe.
cnifer TiHerentialtoio.

Zen al a%ouareSien ne0iatte DER.
funt Diarine Commission ilptteoe |
iorrigc llge ira gteru 2)orf til Sbila.
oelphid o. optoa SioneSbprO | Bars.
lotolet. ct al DC iornennte Biouer
par 0cn befienote SfibSbMger
Gramp. san erflPreoe iia / Suosr
al Giiierentiditolo iom ct Iti0oeI til
ut ophielpe Sfibsiarten pua 0apet
% uit0e meO an0re Gro bape Reel.
procitet etler gienii0igc Spereustom.
tier ue0 Sau6e, Scr 0riper meget
@anOel meO DC S~oreneoe Stater.
EiiicrenraltoIOen bar citer bans DE.
ming me9et beore emo 8ouuties CSrG.
mier), JON tIm piloc fununc enfelte
tilaoOe, ON emo 8trtuinaen life iod
tort bleo IDulig 90 hlunogrlbelig.
Sou inoIcrerc0e til commissioner Ell
ifreben A~ibunoling ON oenne Gag.
llnoer 6orbsret fom man mo pad
Den umeritunite arbeioer. San idar
bsiere Son cno line grsore / andre
SauOe, % Oct CT oIminoelig at here.
at ban ogiau er Dem ouerlegelL. "Gct
itemner lite mco &irteIi9bcoen, at
Den amerifouite Nrbeioer itonr oper
Den cirropGiitc," ingoe Grdntp. "Sg.
iou poa DC uiropGiifc Sfibsperfter
bruler mon MI Reoifaber, iom letter
arbcihei, on Den europGiite ArbeI0er
u0rctter ligcida mcget iou oen ane.
rifduitc; bpaO ban gisr. er uel iad
aoot giort JONI oct, Der gisres i Nine.
rita"
"puorlcoes or DC europGiife Da.
~terioler | Sammenligntng neo De
omeritauife?" ipurgte congressman
0tiuer.
"Sea oil usOig ipare paa Oct
S~psrasmnnl, iagoe DIR. Sramp
meo CT Smil:s
"Dten ri oil gierue iou 8eifeo,A
peobIep Niner.
"9tu ia, iel ntnu tilitun, at DC BRO.
ceSier, morl brliger | ll0lanoet ior
at irenbringe Stoal. er ltot beore
ero Oe mncrifonitc. glIrop9erne
10: eugeIifmpnbeue) bar et oaorli.
gere Seru, % oct q oct, iom bruste
StibSre0erne til at inoisre Smal.
ptooer. 1ere$ Seru aif her | ame.
rita ut0er 9tupu al "Srroeieru". OF
Oct par inn iprsot. al ct Glib life
f,tnoe aan aienuem Sien itoen at
iuo SillIer, ION oet ifuloc bore giort
al Gupir. Sou beppnOte man meO
SinoI. o. Iilpirtingell oeroi iter
nleo en- STUNT, iom oUergaar Dor
egen."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03
en- Wavor ifyoer fig.
Saltimores yOrsermeiter enSer fine
Gage meo ct 3cpulucrifuo.

0apor &obert M. Rc9ane / goI.
timore besif Selpmpro paa 8rup.
imptningsSagcn oen 30te Mtai. San
lprteS at bore mlurter % iogbe til
Jim me Stone, at ban pilbe tage benbe
no pna en- aisretur. Sermeo gif ban
ouenpaa, itille0e Jig ioran ct Speil
og ifiso iig | bsire Climbing. arsIen
fom no oper oct bsire gie, OF ban
fdlot beoioitlss oII. Sans Some, iom
fmot BAN ! en- Sol al Blob. ienote
Sllo eiter ole SGaer / 9tabolaget
men Der bar ingen Haob meS al
bierge hans Sip.
Sans 3el6reo bar | Den ienere Sio
raflet, ianoiDnliguis paa Wrlino al
SperaWtrengelie pe0 gpens Smreali.
.lering efter 9ran6en / 8irter, boortiI
/ oct iibite bel ogioa fom Sampittia.
beSsnag. Zen 14be Qtai lsb ban
bort meo Den imniffe Cute (fraifilt2)
.efter Sr. Sdn 9ibber % Loo fig Die
til benbe | @aibingtoi. Babe bans
egen og benocs 61milie Loo BAN bsrc
ouot FOR oenne @ierning. og Del
tpnseSe pna buns Sino. Aibsoe bar
finn SO aar. Baltimore bar aloria
'tioIisere bapt en- iaa uns Rapor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03
Suavs SeerapeIie.

ai6eoe Senotor %. 2. Gliap bIeu
6egrabet Sirsouq zen Bite Nai. 81.
get laa hiemme til ben Iaa, men
bIep ba al Stornrmeens "Roit 4"
bragt til Sirit Ercsbpteriau 9burd, i
9eaper, ga, bUor Senatoren IeueOe
90 bsSe. San b6rte iii 6rinulrer.
oroenen, oa 0emuc oilbe gipet banl
Ell itorartet 9earnOelie; men isr ban
osoc, iagoe ban iii fin Ssn Hidnro,
az ban life suifeoe nogeniombelit
Stas, og al 0inOeiteuen oper banl
ligeleees iful6e pPre iintpeI. San
uiIoe bare bare tit og tine 6orpIoreS
Rapn paa oer % Snbifriiten "Sm.
pIoro pacem" CicJ beoer ON Sreo).
alt beo 9egroOeIien bleu oronet eiter
bans 2nite. @igct noitiaeSeS / Stir.
fen ira 81. 8 iii I SirsSag Den Site
Dsai, og Eoit 4 Sannebe geresoagt.
.aiSsoes Brett. 4}aitor 8. 6. Ramiep.
boLot 2igtalen. % efter bam talte
RetboSiitpreit n. 9oib. 3 Segra.
peIien oeltoa iislge libnGpneIie al
Speater Cannon befe gennipIpania.
DeIesaticnen ! ameritas aonereS.
era S~opeoituSer parrisburg fom
Supernsr Y~,rnppdder % mango an.
ore EoIitifere.
Senator Gunp eiterlaoer iig en-
|5ormie paa opcr en- Billion. LID.
liz bespt0te ban at Sumie ct ~lrrit'
iono". iom altio bleo iparet % M
belsber iig til 500. 600. 8Groier
al bans iaite eienbomme a~uiloaes a
8anffasierer 8iaiam Rontgomerr
III SSO0,O0O.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-03
Uy Notwithstanding.

8reorene Il. u. og n. u. Sdnner
aa6neoe Tor Ell Sib iioen et 9ipiIin.
geuisr. }orretning / 8iliildn Slod
ct. Tuul, Wfinn., umoer Ruun al g..
x u. 8anner, ~ifriper "9tnr6peiten".
De er begge ioeruminereoe ira
lrouobiems tetuiite SGreuitdIt. oen
melt aniee6e tefniife SPreunitalt /
Rorgc, nteo "uOmeprfet aoot" ior
Supcofurnfter. 81. ". Tanner ar
bci6eoe Oerpau y Aar ueN 0en Hor.
.ife Sopeobare % bcisate Ienere
SIutningSiemcitrene Uc0 3iirtdl 30
lptednicum, SfUeij. i DC islGenoe
3 Mar par ban uniat peo ct al &c
.itsrite observation-disclosures oeriteos
OF Ieoe0e bIan0t Gnoet Spauinger al
Ct 9unopGrf for gpen 2auidnne,
9portil ~oupenoteS ca. Ell balu Diiilion
Dollars. &aHopGrtet for Siftcn OF Der
tombinereoe 0auopPrf oa oeu c~leftri.
lie araititation FOR Ai0erurnen bIep
ogiaa brgaet unSer bans Sueropipu.
". u. 5amer bar / De iioitc tire Mars
Iio nrbeiSet / Rortberu Gueiiic Rp.
So. ipecielt uso g~eresnineer OF
aonitruftion az 8roer % 9roiunoa.
%menteringer. enbper. iom ioritaar
Lot al Srobpgnins pil foritaa. bril-.
tet nsingtist arbeioe % proftiif
Cans Der bebspes for ar iinSe Den
biaisite 90 beSite 6oritprfninsSme.
tbooe for itaoigbei9roeoe groer.
U. u. Sanner par pioere tilfalot iom
Grpert peo "tbe Buffalo @oLo 9tin.
ing So" pau oeres llnoerisselieS.
reiIe ! Wtontana. On treble 9rooer,
SatOb SGuner. bar. efterat bare no.
eromineret beS llniperlitetet ! ariiti.
nuin. Rorse. meo 2ouobiIis. pGret
BrGit | Den 5oreneoe airfes Tenis-
beo ! Soma o. or III ErGit / groof.
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