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New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
DIED RATHER THAN FACE CHARGE.
Well Known Barrister Commits Suicide ON
Eve of Trial

Clayton ~ Y. July 17.-Daniel Shepard, a well
Known barrister of Gananooue. Ont and brother
OF the Mayor of that town. committed suicide there
to-u'y pf taking carbolic acid He was arrested
iaSt Friday charged with i'll treating a young girl
ana was released ON bail TO appear for examination
lo-uiy.5 When he failed to appear Z; messenger
Mas sent 10 MS house. where he found dead In
acid IN his hand D DoiiS
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
The Turf.
Proposals.

GOVERNORS ISLAND, y. Y. H., JULY Il
19O5-Sealed proposals. in tr!pIlcate for the
sruction OF post hospital Fort Wood. y Y. H., wiz
be received here until II A. NJ :. 1905. e. :
right reject al. bids Information fur
nishe application Envelopes ConJai1n proposals t
be .ndorsed Proposals for post hospital Fo.t Nco
N Y. H" TRADER NORMAN. Constructing Quartes-
mas
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
AUTOMOBILE DEALERS ORGANIZE.

S3ufalo. lJuy 1.-THE National Association Of
AtSomg'bes Dealers was organized here to-day
Tlsesef officers were elected: President ". c.
JayneSS Of Buffalo; yice-president, Harry Unwin
OF NepA-ROrK; secretary treasurer. II. c. Wilcox Of
bun4to;s Nearly all large automobile dealers IL
us S3Asea states are represented
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
JERoME's RELATIVE, PRISONER SAYS

chicago. July l7-Wecome Jerome a book
keeper who says he is a relative Of District A.
torney Jerome OF New York yesterday struck
Snrbes en- he's, taGre & Erenchman in the face knock
5uries from which he died later at a hospital
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
SAILS FOR FILE CABINETS.

PROPOSALS FOR FILE CABINETS.
DREDGE BUCKETS. ETC.-Ofice Of the Asst. Pur-
chasing Isthmian Canal Commission. "a state
Street. New York. July IS 19O5-Sealed proposals "a
will received Office OF Assistant
Purchasing Isthman Canal Commission = STATE
Street. until 1880 a.. July IS. 1SOJ rr
above mentioned articles. fun
formation may be obtained otice. ALFRED
ANDERSON. Asst. Purchasing Agent.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MIN1AruRE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 444 Sunset 1921 Moon rises s52 Moons 16
HIGH WATER
AM-Sandy Hook S:5T Gov 9:21 Hell Gate II IL
PM-Sandy 900 Gov. Island 929 He'll Gate 11:22
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
THE STATE OF TRADE.

July 1T.-FLOIR quiet easy. fancy bIends3
patent So winter family patent 50 SO; bakers spring
So spring clear. 81 WHEAT firm. Ne Northern.
81 CORN lower: No yellow. 62iaC. . 6iisc.
OATS dull. lower; No white 361-c; No mixed. 53a-a
RYE dull: No I ISc. Canal fVeshts steaoy-
Wheat 3%sc; oats. &C; barley. 2asc New-York.
Chicago. July 1.-THE leading futures ranged fol-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
SPECIAL MENTION.

Advertisements admitted into these columns no.
recommended TO the renders Of The Tribune A..
Thoroughly reliable. and business be- done by us,
with the advertisers with perfect safety.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. July 1.-THE official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day were as follows.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18

If you care for a saving those
washable vests marked down to 81
are YOURS.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

TO-DAY.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-03-03
DrnIh of MTa. Stanford.

lioSoLULU, MARCH Mrs. Jane
Lathrop Stanford Of San Francisco,
widow Of the late United States Scua.
tor Leland Stanford, died at .ll:iO
o'clock last night at the Moana hotel
here.
Suspicious circumstances surround
the death Of Mrs. Stanford. She was
taken i'll at II o'clock aud sail:
i hhv" Laan porsoued.7
Her last words were:
This il II horrible death tn die"
Mrs. Stanford came here from San
Francisco On the Korea February 2lsi.
In conyersa'inn with Mrs. Henry High.
ton ~ San Francisco, Vino is now here,
Mrs. Stanford sarl that an attempt
had been made to poison her in that.
city and this was her reason for
sailing on the Korea.
1t was Mrs. Sianford's belief accord
ing Mrs. Iliah'un. that enough poison
had been used to kill twenty persons.
Before retiring last night Mrs. Stan
ford took IA dose OF ~bicarbOnate OF soda
which she purchase III S IN Francisco.
II is reported that the soda confined
s%.rychnIDc. but this report cannot he
verified
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-03-03

$1,000 bail. He is having a hearing this
afternoon on n charge 81 forgery pre-
ferred by District Attorney Williams.
J.J. Brown returned from Utah last
night. Ito brought four bushels Of
carrots with him to distribute among
his friends. That's what Joe Carroll
says.
Mr. Nary IIummcl oi Sal, Lake died
Monday morning while passing through
Reno Gu west bonnd train No. 3. The
remains were taken FROM the train at
Truckee and will be Inferred at Los
Angeles.
There were l0t prisoners confined in
the Reno jail during the mont OF Feb
ruray. or this number three nave been
sent Ia the penitentiary. three dis
charged 10y trial jury. three discharged
by the District Court. three United
States prisoners aud six awaiting the
action Of the grand jury. The rest were
either confined on the charge Of petty
larceny or vasrancy.
Senator koI's bill redtstricting the
State Tor Judi .irl pnrpo'es puts Doug
lns, Storey, Crmsby and Lyon counties
III the iifst Iii %|trict; Washoe, Churchill
and llumbo,t counties III The second;
EUr"Ka. l. nder and " hi:c Pine in ;he
third; EIko and Lincoln in the fourth;
Nyc ana E.smcralda IN the fifth. The bill
t,rIptrI.- nv f,, itl,,aa -, fln en.nnl
iiStric, and one i'll the rest. The sal
AIRY OF the judges is fixed at $4,000 a
year.
The lynchimg Of Wood at Hazen is
causing u good deal Of comment. The
people OF that tcw do not condemn the
J.! nchInG, but worry some over hat
outsiders may say about them. The
Churchill! officers have taken no steps to
Investigate the affair, and Governor
Sparks has been communicated with
regarding IL method Of finding nov to
deal with the iyncbers. He replied that
the matter at present rests with the
Churchill county officers and that when
they failed to do their duty it Will he
time enough for him to act.
Deputy Marshal Stern arrived from
Eureka last night with S. Marinchi,
u. Betti and Jane Doe Bennett, charged
with selling liquor to Indians. Sheriff
Sweeney, q. y. DcsMarIas and several
Indian witnesses came along. There
are two charges against each defendant.
The cases OF Mariocbi and Mrs. Bennett
were before the United States Com
missioner this forenoon. and they were
held in each case to appear De lore the
United States grand jury. The cases OF
T.. Bctti were continued until > O'Clock
this afternoon.
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FROM WEDNESDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi
Mr.. Nelaon returned yesterday from
a ehor; rip to Denver,

Mr.. Nelaon returned yesterday from
a shor; rip To Denver.
Assembly mnn McMahau is rccoveiin ing
from his recent illness. He had II Sc
we're hcm0rrhngc Of the lungs last
week, but ia feeling much better now.
Smi,h's hin iTxIug railroads fares on
standard gauge railroads at 2 cents II
mite aud fares on nartOw gauge roads
al Lrcuts VIVA indefinitely postponed
IA the assembly Monday.
While attempting to steal II ride on q
freight train Monday morning. ThcO.
dOro I~Iprcni. q labcrnr. was run over aud
killed at Sparkle. IlIH head vas severed
from Ina body, which was Othcrwis"
unirjurcd. Ilorcui wns II native oi
Germany aud about 30 years "Id.
j. VI Fulton. now III charge 81 She
Cnrsou IS Colorado wiirUHd, met with u
painful accident at WabuskH Saturday
while attempting 1" board n tram at
that place. hc slipped and foil from the
steps. sustaining Il painfully sprnInnd
ankle. Ae = result ot his mishnp, Mr.,
Fulton 10 nov directing railroad work
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An idea OF the earnings Of me Stand
arh Oil company may he had by read
iuc tie following: I'm the nine years
from 1896 :" 1904, inclu,iv", the Stand
arl OIL coupIny has diaburscd S3Si,.
900 0 III ~diviirndf-n much grcnter
amount than the Spanish-Amcriran
war co5: the United States, Il sum
exceeding the total assessed valuation
OF many cities % !00.r 90 Inhabitants in
the United States and Europe; an
aggregate. tEat were it withdrawn sud-
denly from circulation woulj preripi-
tate a panic, not only in Wall street,
but on the stock exchanges OF all the
great foreign capitals
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on a pair OF crutches. Fortunately his
injuries are not serious. though it will
be several days before he entirely recov.
ers.-Reno Journal.
The bill allowing the Piute war
claims and releasing the bondsmen OF
T.. Ii. Zibris6ie. melter and retiner Of
the Carson mint at the time OF the
Jones and Heney robbery. about
twelve years ago., has passed congress
and is now i'll the presidents hands.
The funeral Of John sullivan. the
young man who died at the hospital
Monday morning, took place from the
undertaking parlors at 2::;O this after.
noon, Fsv. George ii. GrecrtleId ~ofiiciat-
ing. The young mans father, sister
and brother and a few friends from
Carlin were present.
Give the old medicine "a thorough
trial before prescribing new remedies
for the cure OF trust eyIls. II may well
be that il the anti trust law is it stands
OF further Legislation. With two or
three OF the more conspicuous members
Of tho beef trust cooling their heels III
the peniteutiary It great advantage will
have been gained IN, the effort 10 do
away with rebates. the misuse Of private
car lines, and private terminal facilities,
and all the other cOntrivanccs toi illicit
gain nj the expense alike Of producers.
consumers and honest carriers and
shippers Philadelphia Record.
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FROM THURSDAYS DAILY
Salmaqundi.

Harry Californian left for Reno this
afternoon.
The bill TO prevent blacklistinG OF
employees has passed the assembly.
The senate yesterday defeated the
initiative and referendum amendment.
The vote stood nine against to sever
for.
The preliminary examination OK Gay
Vernon OF a charge OF embczZlemrnt
IL going on before Judge Bruce this
afternoon.
One hundred and thirty bills have
been introduced in the assembly and
about seventy five IN the senate during
the present session.
Charley Kcefcr, the cigar maker. has
rented the rooms lately occupied 10y
Dawes barber shop and is fitting
them up for a retail cigar store and
mandatory.
Mr.. Samuel McMiullen returned to
his ranch in Starr valley this morning.
tie told the reporter that the weather
vas too fine for a rancher to be laying
around town.
Frank Fielding. one Of the best post.
ed mining men III the stat. tells the
Reno journal that he believes Iunopah
will have 10000 pcpi'c within the
,,,~. ,.rr H.. D.,.. 41.f ,-.r, -.
in tie camp has pn!'"g ore in sight
and plenty OF it.
At a meeting Of Eikn ~Eucampincnt
No . |. .. o. T.. last uiGhi, the follow
ing officers were installed by J. Eggcrs.
ID. ID. q. p: :. jacob. {. +. NJ. f.,
Reed, :. w. G. ". G5oYer, j. ". (;
f. Il. Keyser, scribe; 4. W. Hesson,
treasurer; \. l.. Mauk. guide; J. d..
Carroll. first watch; +. J. Cutchlcy,
p. G. =.
Divorce statistics compiled by the
Chicago Tribune sho" that Kansas
City leads all other cities n the United
States with the exception Of Indian.
apOllI vi tho nuinDCr bI It's ulEOrccu
women IN proportion to Its population.
Kansas City, the figures show, has 90
grass widows for every 1000 persons
living III that city. while Indianapolis
has - divorced women III every 1000.
81 Joseph, Mo, lends all America
III .hc percentage OF it's divorced men.
II has u record Of 3i,j grass widOwcrs
to the 1000.
Tuesday Il &, and &. freight train
went into the ditch ut Mound House,
wreckiug several cars badly. One Of
the cars, filled with giant power, was
smashed to pioces, scattering the cart.
ridges all over the tracks The wheels
OF the cars ground the cartridges into
powder, but for some unexplained rca-
son they tailed la explode. IL n Of
the cartridges had exploded the con.
custom would have caused several
care loaded with powder to go OF. The
residents uf the thriving young town
have not yet recovered from their
fright.
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made from lSeIected 1,ateriala
LEVI e COlC
over oils

grave, Rev. Frary rea,liug the beautiful
words OF committnl. and the choir sing.
ing Nearer, My God to Thee
-Jeannette Elizabeth Mcintosh was
born in Middletown, Montgomery Coun-
ty. Mo-, June ,, 1857, and came across
the plains to California in 1863 with her
father and mother. John and Mary
Suggett. They settled in California
for thirteen years and came to Elko
county in 1876. There the daughter
married George Mcintosh December &c,
1881, going Immediately to the home in
Cariin in which she lived until her
death. In 1886 Mr.. Suggctt died, and
the invalijed mother was taken 10
Carlin, where all the loving attention
That n faithful daughter could give was
hers until her death January o, 1902.
For many years Airs. Mcintosh brought
her mother to Elko TO stay during the
heat in summer, so that here the re are
many who knew her we'll, and knowing
her loved her dearly. Besides her hus-
band there survive her the following
relatives: Robert Tucker, Il. \. Tucker.
j. G. Tucker, Owen Tucker. Mn. Maggie
ilough. Mrs. George Martin. Mrs. Nora
Lake, George Tompkins aud Mrs. f.. s..
Perry.
The suffering which the nature Of her
disease entailed upon Mrs. Mcintosh,
and the thought that only i. the last
long sleep could she tinG surceass from
the agony she has endured at times since
her illness commenced, should reconcile
the circle OF Borrowing relatives and
friends to the merciful release granted
hY an A!ll-wise Father.
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FROM TUESDAYS DAILY.
Salmaqundi.
Mr.. Gutrihgc returned this morning
from Califor MIA.

Mr.. Gutrihgc returned this morning
from California.
Conservative estimates place the i'm
mediate los 10y tho New Orleans tire
Mt sj,OO0,00O.
Tho writer will leave for Reno Fri.
day night to attend II meeting ~ the
board u regents. Those interested
should take notice.
Guy Vernon, charged with cmbtzzlina
Puccinclli's piano, wns before Judge
Bruce this forenoon and had tho exam.
ina,ion set Tor Thursday afternoon,
Mr.. and Mira. Bruce, MIR. aud Mira.
IIcespn, COMMISSIONER Clark md J G..
Doughty and others went t0 carliu this
afternoon 10 intend the funeral OF MrB.
Mcintosh.
Commissioners Clark returned from
Eureka thin morning. lie reports
dust IN tho ~atrccts ~ that town instead
Of enow M reported to him When he
LETT Elko Fnlay night.
Emmm-. bunker, Wright aud
French. the hoodlc scuators, wore m
animously expelled from the California
senate ycetcriny. Wright aud French
were ptcscnt wGcn the vote Wa tIkCu.
A Finnish housewife buys anew broom
every morning. ssary oxtrava.
pancc. since shc sweeps her wlIoi0 house
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Funeral Of Mrs. George Mcintosh.

Funeral or Nrs. George Mcintosh.
TuE INDEPENDENT has been furnished
with the following account of the funeral
sketch 81 her life:
The frnrral services for the late Mrs.
George MclutOsh were held Tuesday
afternoon Mt tho Methodist church in
Carlin. \ aumbcr -! Elkp people were
present to pay The last trohute Of respect
to one who had throughout her lie been
such a faithful wife. devoted daughter
and sincere fricEG.
after u prayer at tho house by the
Rev. Mr.. Frary, and Il verse Of 'Blest
Be- the Tie that Binds 10y the choir, the
whncl the deceased had taken such Il
loving interest. From sOrrowing rcld.
tiycs aud friends came exquisite flowers.
and there. in an atmosphere Oi beauty.
with friends. ucighbors and relatives
crOwhng tho building, the choir SANG
Some Day Well Undcrstand,' and the
Rev. Mr.. Frary preached "lcqueuily Il
comforting sermon from the text, JolI
1:2l-'Ilc Lord Gnyr, and the Lord
bath taken ANY; blessed hC the name ui
the Lord To the h~oHrt-bTUkrn huf.
band. losing now the dear com prninn oi
twenty-thrcc years oi happy marriC,
lie. the pas,or uddn ssrd loving words
OF consolation, holding out tho hope
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FROM MONDAYS DAILY
Salmagundi
Wo regret Ia learn TINT Misa Jennie
Brown Ia not expected to live.

Wo rcgrot Ia learn TINT Misa Jennie
Brown In not expected to live.
Robert Tucker was called 10 Carliu
thia afternoon by the death OF his niece.
Mrs. George Mcintosh.
The Record says rcal estate IN Phoebe
continues 10 change hands. II prcdic,a
n largo mcrcnsc in population within
the next three months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Mcintosh arrived
this morning and returned Ia Cnrlin on
No 3 this afternoon. Bert looks M II
the world agreed with him.
John Sullivan, II young man from
Cnrlin, died Mt tho county hospital this
morning ~ pneumonia Ills father In n
car inspector at Ogden. A piator ~
tho deceased arrived on No.3 this
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1905-03-03

Group and ]wGOoping cough c0me like n
thief i'll the night, stealing in to
fnsten the fangs Of mortal disease
upon the children rs they sleep in their
little beds. KenneLl's Laxative Honey
and Ear, the new discovery for coughs
and cnlds. will drive ont these death
dealing demons before the doctor eau
arrive. 1t protects the lives and health
81 the little ones. Contains no Opiaies.
Keep 1t handy. Suli by EIko Drug Co.
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At IL o'clock n guest OF the hotel who
occupied al adjoining room heard Mrs.
Stanford groanIne and running to the
room found her lying on the floor.
She had evidently tried to summon
help. At the time OF Mn. Stanford's
death there we're present Miss Burner,
her secretary and her maid, May
Wilson. Both are Frustrated.
HONOLULU. March 2--There are
indications to day that the police of
this city suspect a member of Mrs.
S%tantord's household OF having placed
~strychnine ID the bottle Of bicarbonate
of coda, II dose from winch she took
before retiring Tuesday night.
High Sheriff Henry says that the re
have been no further developments in
he case aud that there are likely 10
be none before the hol1ing OF the
inquest tonight.
The body Of Mrs. Stanford has been
embalmed and it will probably be taken
to San Francisco on the Pacific Mail
C%ompany's steamship China, which
will sail from Honolulu on March 10th
ana Is due to arrive on March 18th.
j. +. Elackield has been appointed
the representative Of the Stanford in
terests here. with Former Judge Stan
ley as as counsel.
DIR. IT, V, Murray. one Of the physi-
clans who conducted the autopsy, says
that death was due to strychnine
poisoning.
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FROM - DAILY
Salmagundi.

Tho assembly hna passed tho hill to
repeal the II o'clock closing law.
Mrs. Mcbride will loasc Tor Carson
tonight 10 visit Mr.. Mcbride during
The rest Oi the session.
Walter fillmore. Miss Laura Gla2er
and Miss Larson came down from Pcko
on No. 3 to attend tho rlny tonight.
Tho writer will lrhve Tor Il uo to-.
night 10 attend the meeting ~ the
board II regents tomorrow. iIC will
return Sunday morning.
Judge Bruce yesterday afternoon held
Guy NcrnOa to answer before the
grand jury on the charge Of embczalc'
ment. Vernon won't 10 Jail in default oi
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BY the 7 onic Route

The pills TINT act ~ n tonic and not rs a
drastic purge, are DeWitt's Little Early
Risers. They cure headache, constipa-
ton, biliousness. etc. Early Risers are
small. easy to take End easy to act-a
safe pill. Mack Hamilton, hotel clerk
at Valley City, y. D., says: Two hotties
cured me OF chronic constipation" Sold
by Eiko Drug Co.
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Pleasant and Harmless

Don't drug the stomach to cure a cough.
One Minute Cough Cure cuts the
mucus, draws the inlimation ont OF the
throat. lungs and hrunchial tubes,
heals. soo:hes and cures. y quick cure
for Group and whooping congh. Sold
10y Elko Drug Go.
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What two words mean mos,
to your grocer? and what do
they mean?
Schilling's Best; and they
mean a good deal of business
without any trouble.
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N o"nu'e Oh lresh, green birch
ieaVes, whose natural dampness licxs up
the dust.
Tho United States senate yesterday,
by u vote OF 33 guilty to 40 not guilty,
acquitted Judge Swayue OF the charge
OF certifying to II false claim for e1-
penses. Senator Newlqnds voted guilty
and Stewart nor guilty. 1t ooh 90
votes to declare Swayue guilty.
The first -bomb outrage was COM
mitted OH Christmas Eve, lSCO, by
Salnt-Nejani, who wished to remove
Napoleon, the first consul, in the interest
Of the Royalists. Napoleon escaped,
but among his escort and the b., ISLANDERS
there were about $50 casualties
An automatic gambler has beat the
famous bank at Monte Carlo. IL
gambling must be. there is reason i'll
backing a machine against human
nature. 1t Is all Il matter OF chance,
ami a cold blOodel automaton will play
on aud on and never get ratified over
gains md losses.
-,
me- II i Propositloh on loot to
Introduce a bill which will require all
the saloons I" pay a State liquor
license. The rate will he low $50
a yrnrL lint m. r.vepu, rro,r uo Ilon
eul,un- in ,L,. S,o.o v;u .r,,, -
hetwcan. fifty and sixty thousand
dollars larson Appeal.
mat I = .ieD'i'e
' $50 w "'7"" ~ NHi' ucr nus
'" i"S WIS " m'H'aH'' as she VIII
was the result OF a misppdars,ard,r
The only harm that Inns b..r d,no 10 70
warn Mr.. Mcbride thu, his be,,cr boIt
has her eva ON him opJ Diva. him
chuncc 10 uropnrc tn moe, her
80
, Ia never iS7"eu d
- "'' So"'e eh'efptSniR
~ "'"He "n' anu pa9S"" H.
INC "''' "'" III Cnie' "I'Nle p"fs's-
''"n' ""S HiniS ~ hh'"hH u 10 II h'e'
""'"' noe Inc h.'c'h ''"'lar DIN was
Eene'h''! circulated" III south carolina
""'' " 'Smc''G' u "'hN' When "Hs
sent on l" "~h'hHt"h' WIFE inquiries
Inc "is'o'erE ID america. according
!" ""'u'ien's '""nu III tue afchi'es oil
N'n""' i'"'!, COST Il h'''' more Than
S'o'"' i"e ".c' "i Coiuu'ous WAS "i
'"' '"Iu vi S''o'' me the salary "i
'me H"'hi'"' amounted s"oo q year.
i"o Nv" c"P'a'hs VINO accompanied Tie
tAPedi""n received a shIary OF s2oo ana
~ 'Ne"'"''s u MS ere" were Paiu III
~ '"'' VI '-'"" " mont" chch'
Senator Money tells a story Of the
tribute 81 "A Mississippi minister re-.
Gently paid to the press. The town in
which his parish was located had been
visited within a short space Of time
10y several cHiasiruphe=, all u! which,
with narrowing details. had bcen duly
exploited in the local papcrs. The
clergy man was moved to- make the
NV Wv " sui"
''" rs ""' ~ p'e
500" "5""
~ "''D
= f.i '"'
Prof. Game returned from Reno Is.
tcrday. lie Informed the l~HDErETpENr
tins morning that Miss jennie Weir,
professor Il history i'll the State uni.
v%crsity. Pcoi. Iu=hman, head "f the
department "t EuglIsI. and DIR. j. l..
Church. professor Of ancient and modern
ianGu"ge-. "onIi Gc III III" shortly
To eHamin" the students OF tile high
school IN three subjects. Probably
some night This week Prof Cushnan
viii deliver a lecture at the high school
W" '"c ''"'"" IT, "h i'NP''7S''h !"
"' 'N '"'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-06-02
sra aeoS, ssb satsta.

"Seg er en- Tittie Qeier at "8ecorab'
Soften, men bet er iielben, iee Yer rp'
get fra bisie Srafter. oe berfor bill iee
al &ortbeo forteae libt ON, booreaH ol
Ieper Der | 2eao.
8i bopSe fint SER | 9inter, men
Marts bar Der ct frbgteliet Sneorio Der,
iaa ma at % til neiten life tinbe foms
me uo ON Gsreu, os meget Sue bar bet
ogSaa.
Ser er ternmelig baurbt at faa arbeis
De III for De, iom tnmuner iuo ira anoee
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bebsper nu for Siben.
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saar lebige Der MI os beuter paa arbeibe
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boer Sag, iom edor fomrer Der ME SoIt
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ian er bet temmelig badrot oeiaa, iaa
man fonr not eisre @et for 8engene.
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