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Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-08-28
GRAND ARMY GLEANINGs.
Particulars Pertaining to the Posts.

Particulars Pertaining to the Posts.
The Sons of Veterans at Ellsworth
gave ball recently. The affair was a
success financially and socially.
The Post at Clay Center held a meet
ing recently, and decided to hold an old
soldiers reunion in Clay county, near
the last Of September.
A large number of Grand Army boys
are preparing to attend reunions of their
old regiments, to be held this Fall in
some of the Eastern States.
Wichita Eagle. A new post of the
Grand Army Of the Republic instituted
at Valley Center on Wednesday evening,
August Goth. A number of soldiers were
present and joined the the new Organi-
zatiOn.
A new camp of the Sons of Veterans
has been established at Peabody. The
boys have received their muskets, and a
very active interest is expressed by all in
the organization. A WOmen's Relief
Corps has also been formed.
Girard Press: At the last meeting of
Gen. Baily Post No. 49, G. A. R., n. Sin
net, Jos. Ennis, J. W. Magic, W. B. Craw-
ford, D. Corning and L. B Lehr were
elected delegates to a convention to be
held at Baxter Springs on the 29th of
August, for the purpose of making ar
engagements for the reunion of the BOr-
der Tier Brigade which is to take place
there October 9th to 10th. The 9Th of
October, 1868, was the time Of the mas
sacre Of Blunt's body guard.
A spirit of carelessness has character
lied the comrades during the warm Wea-
ther in the matter of attendings meet
ings. There Is some excuse for nOn-at-
tendance, but it is very little indeed, and
should not apply to every cOmrade and
every meeting. The Usage City Free
Press expresses the situation In the fol-
| lowing: "The meeting of the G.. A. r.
was SHINY attended. Candy Post num-
/ bers over one hundred members, and it
is a shame when the regular attendance
falls below twenty-five. The boys should
wake up and attend to their duty.
/ The interest of the Post depends on the
members. If they stay away from meet
ings, the Post viii be COrrespOndingly
weakened.
The Council Administration of the
| Department of Kansas, @. A. R., assem-
bled at the Department headquarters, in
| Fort Scott, at p. m, August 18th, and
ontinued In session until midnight.
/ 1t was resolved 70 hold a reunion
Of the ex-sOldiers, sailors and marines
under the auspices of the Grand Army,
provided suitable arrangements could Be
made as to location and the rates to be
obtained from railroads, on Tuesday,
1 Wednesday and Thursday, the 18th. 18th
and 10Th of October. The following
| Committee Of Arrangements were ap-
pointed for the reunion: ~. b. Shock
ley, Fort Scott; I. J. Anderson, Topeka
/ il. X. DevendOrf, Topeka; ID. @. Good
rich, Paola; G. J. 1IeDiyitt, Abilene; S. r.
Burch. Olathe. Cities desiring to have
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-08-28
GIRLS ar THE BAT.
Seven Young Women Play Part of a Game
at Philadelphia.

at Philadelphia.
"The great and only Young Ladies'
Base Ball Club resumed its play for the
season Yesterday afternoon at the Elm
avenue grounds, West Philadelphia, says
the Philadelphia Times, of the llth inst.
The girls wore jaunty red caps, very short
white skirts, trimmed with red braid,
black stockings and the regulation base
ball shoes. The entertainment was NOR
al in every way, free from any objection
able features, and decidedly amusing.
Seven charming young ladles-fOr Lizzie
Moore and Mamie May were unaVoida-
bly, absent-ran lightly out of their dress
ing room on the stroke of the bell at 4:30.
The spectator was reminded of the de-
scent of the silver amazOns in Excel
sior," and the blondes and brunettes COM
pletely won all hearts, This was the
first appearance of the team this season.
Their little palms had not yet recovered
from the softening effect Of the long
Winters enforced vacation. Their eyes,
too, were not In form for seeing a ball.
Why Is it that girls always throw over
the shoulder? Carrie Hartman, how
ever, did her best to throw in a correct
masculine manner, and once or twice
succeeded. Mollie Remington pitched
with her left hand. Sadie Earl develop
ed an opinion formed early in the after
noon, that the was a 'slider" to such an
extent that after awhile she was saluted
with a shout of sliding Sadie" whenshe
deity slid under the arms of a second
baseman and cleverly pulled up at the
sand-bag.
"The game of ball." said H. II. Free
man, manager ofthis team, twas not only
fashionable among the young ladies of
England in the Fourteenth century, but
it was encouraged in every way by the
nobility. Why shouldn't American girls
play"
Daisy Muir, a pretty little brunette,
was asked whether she liked the game:
Rather" she lisped, "but my! don't it
make you hungry, justp
"And Mr.. Freeman" put in Annie
Brown, blonde, won't let us have any
thing to drink until we get home. He
said it'll make US sick and get US out Of
condition"
well that's what's the matter with
Lizzie Moore and Mamie May. The doc
tor says they've got a surfeit of some
thing. I guess it is only kind of heat,"
said daisy.
"Do I like base ball?' said Polly Elliot,
the first base girl. 81 should snickerl Of
course I like it, else why would I play?
VIII I drink? Wait till I get outside,
when Freeman's gone"
The young ladies played three innings
with the IOntha club, scoring 3 to the
Iontha's Z.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-08-28
KANSAS WOMEN.
Various Things Concerning Them.

Various Things Concerning Them.
A lady at Manhattan reports knitting
800 pairs Of socks.
Mary Borston, a young Polish woman
aged %, died from starvation at Leav5n-
worth few days ago. She was married
and left two young children.
A Mrs. Whistler, Of FL Dorado, had a
brother with the Greedy expedition. She
has written to the Navy Department to
learn facts as to his death and burial, he
not being among the survivors.
Enterprise Init Monopogist: Mrs. Sib-
brell, living in Fragrant Hill township,
was badly gored by bull few days ago.
A doctor was called and dressed the
wounds, which are bad flesh wounds but
were not considered dangerous.
Florence Herald: A quilt containing
nearly one hundred pieces, is quite a
piece of patchwork" but we understand
that g lady of this county has just COM
pleted such a task, and that the
work has been well and neatly execut-
ed.
Down in Cherokee county two ladies
are candidates for the Office Of County
Superint6nt, and the Columbus Courier
suggests a joint discussion between the
two ladies and opposing candidates. A
campaign of that sort would be interest
difficulty would be as to who would have
the last word, both candidates being
women.
A daughter of a Mr.. Samuel Felch, liv-
ing near Carbonate, hung herself from
a rafter in her fathers barn, q short time
ago. When cut down life was extinct.
act is unknown. 1t Is supposed that all
her relations, both domestic and other
wise, were pleasant in the extreme. The
result was a sad blow to the parents of
the dead child, who are wealthy farmers
Of that vicinity.
lola Register: Miss Josie Stevenson
seems to be having lively time Of it
down at Thayer on account Of her we'll
known radical temperance principles.
Although IN the drug business she absO-
lutely refuses to keep Intoxicating iq-
uOrs. A short time ago she organized a
W. @. T. o., and began making 1t lively
for the physicians who seemed to be pre-
scribing spirits a little too freely. The
other day she received an anonymous
note ordering her to leave town within
tWenty-four hours. She is still there,
however, and if she doesn't leave till she
is scared away VIII De very likely 70 re-
main there.
The Leavenworth Standard prodssome
Of its citizens in the following lively
manner: 'aThere are some women In this
city who, when they take a dislike to
one or their own sex, commence writing
anonymous letters either to her or her
husband. A person who viii write a let
ter without signing his name to 1t is too
low and contemplate to associate with
honorable people. A gentleman who
has been annoyed by these letters called
on Us and suggested that those similarly
afflicted should send the letters they re-
ceive to the chief Of police, so that they
can be kept and the writing compared,
with the view of finding out the peTpe-
traitors. This mode Of coWardly warfare
has been going on In this city for several
years.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-08-28
~ Arlzangas Chureh Do.

HOE springs special.
a desperate shooting ARRAY between
two members broke up the services at
the Baptist church of a settlement six
miles east Of here the other day. Two
young men, named Lem DishOWan and
Peter Lewis, attended church with the
avoWed purpose Of taking home the min
ister's young daughter, and when Lewis
moved from his own into the minister's
family pew, while the sermon was in
progress, DishOWan drew his revolver
and opened fire on him. Lewis returned
the fire, and the congregation made rap
id exit by way Of doors and windows.
Neither was hurt, and both being dis
armed, they agreed to go into the woods
and fight 1t out with fists. Before they
started, the girl who was the cause Oft the
fight desired to speak privately with
Lewis few moments, which was grant
ed. While the congregation was await
ing the result Of the fst-fght a pistol
shot was heard In the direction Of the
scene Of the conflict. The congregation
hurried to the spot and found DishoWan
lying on the ground, dying from shot
through the lungs. He said that he was
getting the better Of Lewis when the lat
ter drew q dsrringer quickly from his
bootleg and shot him. The girl had
placed the weapon there during her
brief conference with Lewis Just before
the fight. Lewis may be lynched.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-08-28

graph company and news business.
Gentle reader, you are as much a partner
of the Western Union as the Associated
Press is-perhaps more so. The Associa-
ton pays the bills which the company
presents; but neither organization has
the least control of. or voice in. the busi-
ness or policy of the other. They are
oftener in dispute than friendly.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-08-28

"A poor man, who in his lifetime had
followed the calling Of a stevedOre, died
to the grave.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1884-08-28
srOCK sQUIBs

Points and Items About Kansas stock
Dodge City ColCBoy In the recent
scare about Texas cattle fever, there has
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-16
3ieo gate 8cierpationcn.

6orrige Mtanbag III Dor gan6sman6
9oH. Snuts l{sIion i'm Bill irsm til
BebaH0ling iGOngresisn5 6u5 O8 bOIOt
/ ben 2lnJeoniu9 fin 5omfu Gale, ION
bet fables, aItiaa fin forite Gale / be
6orsus6s Statsr5 I~OU9iusn0e 6oriomling.
N&an Igttsoe mc6C pmRrtiombeb, til buao
ban iag6s, o9 Der bIeO itabtg itiuet
Spsrgsmaol til bam, for at man beors
tunbe iatte fig tn6 / Sagen. DIR.
l~&aib5urn par inbs for 6Orilagst. iaa:
IsOes ogfaa ale Me6Ismmer at zen
uebiatts ROmite iamt Sn6snri9ssNtin
Itersu.
Mr. gIont fra Georgia to9 itartt
tat paa bsune Bill, CO, ba bet tOm til
NiitemuiHg, bIeU ~llofalbst 81 for BEN,
Il mob ben oo Der trRpss ? treble
osIss U2aiorttst. faIot ben altiaa for
ben Gang; men man bar Saab ON, al
ben oil faa tn bsOrs StiRbus, noor
BEN after ta9es op, o9 bette er Der
mart igisH anIsoning til, tbt ben forite
S~tbanoIin9 par uosnfor HsgeIen.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-16
SafDta

Snbbpgserne / Mit9ea bar uGret mes
get nGr peb at pile tagc 2ouen | fine
9Gnber o9 lpnde en- ifrGtteIig 0eipes
ra6o, en- SaloousgGrt 6ant 2eipis, Der
meb toIot Blob Stat til f6ite Snsba9
ifieO % br9bte ggenS @itp Maribau,
forOi ban bsor6reoe bam til at lutte fit
6orretnin9s : 2OtaIe, ba bet par lan9t
ouer ben Iopbeitemte Glib. Wtit6eQs
Oeayor bar / ct GirtulGre paa bet Snbs
itGnOi9ite fOrmanet SefOItninsen til at
fOrboIoe fig rolise unoer be ~fOrbaanbens
uGrenOe SmitGnOigbeOer os OuerIuOe bet
til 9ouene at fel5e Morbereu.
- Der CT "a Berioner lat unoer
antlage iOm RebitpIOise os ReOuibere
/ Bet Wtorb, iOm ensan9 fOrrige SOms
mer bleu be9auet paa be TO gro6re
8arO oppe / NGrbeOen uf 0euiIs Cafe.
- BiifOp 0are bar uaIgt Siour
sails iOm &atbeoraIs8p for fit biifos
peIise 0iftritt. gpen5 9efoItning sop
$4,000 | tOntunte 8ense Og 9anO til
ct college. 8enne 8gsuing itaI baOe
? 6rontsS iOsr paa so IS SOB, meb
3 Gtaser og BERTH en- 6iGIOer @tase.
s BEN bu9ere Del at Spgninsen bliuer
SapsIet inOrsttet, 35 = 80 Sob.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-16
b q.

Gu9laub.-No9le MiIei Sub for
Dublin iubtruf Der MI iiOitIeOen Snss
Dag en- life ubetpoeIig SerubanesllIpfte ;
80 Mteuneiter tom tiIifabe.
- 6Orrige Manbas often git DIR.
@laoitOnss Bill ON StemmesR etten
igiennem / Suiet meo BEN betpbeli9e
Ntaiorttet al $50 Stemmer. SeIu De
2iberaIe baube albris pentet fig ct iaa
itorartet beIbist ll6faIb. ROOsgartiet
Grgrer fig b~etgoelig o9 mnmler ON, at
gilt naturIisuis life er sauet iaa GrIi9t
til, men at bet Der bar bebt, iom iau
Ofts eIers, .siOr On mig en- Gieneits,
iua ital ie9 NOT buife paa Dig igien.
8eIqien.-Oe 6orensbe Staters
&oniul til geIgisn, Scr. Gamer, bar
Ieubt Statss0 3 partementet / @aibiugs
ton felsenbe mGrteIise SpIpsning.
6or lite lang SiO fiben par ban till
itebe peo en- fulfilling Der / 9anbet,
buiItsn git ub paa at fremuiie Be for
itieuise SIass 0anbbrusssM tuitiner, oa
til fin 6orbauieIie iaa ban ben ene
amerifanife Maifine efter ben anben,
bet SsIe minbit 80, buiIte ale til
8untt Og 9ritte par gfterIisninser al
benz, Der fabriteres / be 6Oreneoe Sta
ter, men ben 6OrifieI par Der, at Der
amerifanife gatentz5 auers Raun mans'
lebe, Iiseiom o9iau Sabritens.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-16
Sra ~6onsresien.

Senutst bar bait for fig til Bsbauos
ling ben iautal0ts EDUCATION Blu,
Og BEN bIeU Oa ogiaa tiliibit tiIitemt al
33 Stemmer mob H.. B~spilgntngen
Igosr i bet 6sIs paa - Wiuioner Dot
lars, bUiItsu Gum itaI fOrbeIss paa s
2tar, iaaIebes al 7 Uliuioner anusnbes
bet forits Qlar, 10 Mliqioner set anost,
Is Miuionar bet treble, O9 iaa fors
minoites geIsbet mso , Uiiuisner Tor
bpsrt 2lar, iom tOmmer, inotil iaIt :
sr bsrgaaebe; berrieo Rambler bet.
Esn9sne fOrbeIes msusm be forifieui9e
Stater ubeIuttsHoe til Drug / the pub
lie schools Og / Jor5oLO I'll Bet Sta
bum al SpIpsnin9, iom foite Genius
uEpusr for busr Stats gs6tommsnbe.
Oct antagss, at 6orilaget O9iaa bIiUcr
Usbtaget / 9uiet.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-16
Samperen "Iiiero"

%forliite, lem ttoIigere meooelt, ben l2te
0opcmber 1883 peb Seit Rpiten at
Ndeen paa Sumatra, m ? / bet mall
apiife 9s6ap. 6art9iet bleu uoplpnOret
af Gaiabu at SenomS ll%nberiaatter, og
Manbifabet, % / Sauet, beribIanOt en-
4meritaner, to9es tiIfan9e. StOlt /
0ouember antom ben brittle 6anons
8aao 8e9aiuS berbsn for at biRlpe bet
fangne Nfanbitab, men BEN maatte
trGtte Jig tilba9e, ba 3taiubn(6 ouoin9en),
erfIRrebe at ban itrar uilbe Iabe6augerne
orRbe, iaairemt Der fra RanonsS aaOen
affprebeS ct enelte Stub. Saa icnote
SouQnoerne hot uoe | December en-
Expedition for at reboe Son9srne, %
ben zoe Sdnuar iteg en- OtiIitRrsS tprte
iIano usb Genom, os ira 2anbs os
SesSioen bIsu 8aiabens 6apitoI boms
barberet; Bet nebbrGuote, o9 iamme
Stiabne bapoe fere 9anbssS per. De
6an9ne bIep imiblertio transportsrebe
lGnsere inb i 9anbet, os 8uiubn ufilo9
ale be SiIbu6, iom 9ouGnberne siorse
BAN for at iaa inbIoit be Stibbrubns.
Gnbnu er Der bog 9aab ON, at De Ell
iliue, os, iom ri npIis bsrte, bauOe 10
Raiabn opitiIet nosIe itarte 6orbrin:
ger for llbIeusreIien.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-16
@cOrqia.

Ogiaa Der / 9un6st bsrer man uus
OsrtiOsn ON Renueitsr, Der, tiaOe at
gerbens GummsI % gorm, eusr paa
@uuuo at bitre StuiieIier susr ogiaa
blot paa @ruuo at m igssIig Siubss
Stemutns trRtter zig ttIbage ira bet
tore Rg!oer % bpggsr fig Ell Spite
bOrts / en- suer anOeu aftrOg, bUor be
fan LsUs for fig isIO / uforitprrst 6rsO
% $40. Gn iao0an 6remjt par Sobn
Slogan, Der baDos fig en- Iibsn uieI
Spite / NarbsOsn at GuuuIab. Gen
7bs ApriI ian6t man BAN 0eO oerinee ;
/ en- 8uus, ~faitbunbet til bans Ben,
Iau Der %fOrUaret 81 900, og tore 9ens
gesSummer Iau itiuIt baabe Bit % Der
/ bet usIe, faIOsfGroige 9iem.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-16
California.

SOS 2tngeles 9eraIo~ for 3Ote Warts
i~tripsr: .. g8aIter ira Santa Monica
utite oS / GOrsOags fire grOUsr al
Stsu, iom inoebOlot Sub; ban bauoe
taget benz / 9iergsne Omtrent Is 0tiIe
U~eftenfor Yuma og IRE Nlil for SgO
Bacific Jernbauen. Raunet paa Blaos
len sr "G6s little M&arp 9Obe" og Der
er alere optaget Slams oper 1900
Sob / QGn9oen. Aaren piier guIoiuos
bolbeuoe Stene 80 Eoo / 8re6oen, ca
uioenitabelige lluoerisgsIier utier, at
BEN filler Guiiotoa5 / Stpg9sn. gu
ProUe at Stenen, ION bIep unOeriegt
i Girsbugs at DIR. De 6Orrst Uiits
fig at iHbeboIoe 50, 1870 / Cub
pr. Con. Uiinsrues nGre 8sIiggsnbeb
Uso 9. Z. Ssrnbonen % msb 8anb
og 8rGnOieI fra Colorado 5Io6en gisr
ocnne OpOagelie iGrIi9 URrotfuIo. gn
au6eu Brepe, iom De 5orrsit unbers
iOste / gorOug5, gap bet iO~rbuuienOe
RsiuItat at Sl2O,572.25 pr. Con.
Dette Uar toset al 5,843t Ounces os
er BEN rigeite l~lnberi0gelis, iom Fl
giort Der / 8gsn. 3. Q&aItsrs, BEN
originate OPou9er at benue Iaine er
gaaet i Rompugui ms0 uosIs af Be
beOit tieubte GoIt / Cos An8s!ss ON
Ntinsn, og be uente ale at bIiOe lgttss
Iiae.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-16
Samp Sfibet "Stetnman's''
Undergoing.

6upteinen paa bet ulpttelige 6urtoi
bIeU reb6et Os bar siuet en- StiIOrin9
al. 6uorIeOes bet 9eIe git for fig. 0st
par en- tyr Gage, meO temmsIig itGrt
Storm, iaa Oamperen fom albeIes no
al i'm aurS os esrfor ls6 Iige iutob
en- aEtppe pua 6piten at Ioua Scotia.
8 Msrte, Gage og Storm uar Der fun
tibet 9aa6 ON ReOning for be Range,
ION befuupt fig Ombor6, men Rapteis
nen fit benz bog op paa GRttet for at
itans 6uinber o9 Bonn no iRebningsz
BuuOene. 5 bette Sisblit ilo9 en-
itrGtteIi9 BraaozSis Ouer 9ettst Og
bOrtityusOe gift IeUeuoe, iom ber fan6s
ties. vi Baslagerer uar Der / Gilt 90
Og al Wtanbifab 80; af be 6orits rs6z
beoe blot 3 fit Gin, at be 2In0re 6.
6aptetneu bang oppe / en- Stump al
3ig9sn, inotiI Der ON Morsenen tom
ub en- Saa6 ira 2au0 og tog benz op.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-16
A0lai!0et.
SeitsS nbieu.

Gilftan0sn paa Gen Guba iOruGrres
for 6uer Dag, iom gaur ben, o8 Der
igns5 at f~Oreitua en- furLis 6inantss
6riis, Ou N ituOist ipntsnbe Pris
brinser STUN Og COsIasgeIis meO fig.
Ger mao traiies betimsIise % benii9tss
iuarenOe 6orbOIOs. RssIer, ON 6aren
itaI tunne unOsaaes: Der nae lie ct
9tebilas i4riierne paa Comets tioIer,
en- 6OraHbrins i Administration o9
StuttesS i9nius, os ct friere ltarteo
mao itaifes tiIpsie for Dens 8rpoutter.
0ette er n ~teIssrafit lletaleIie ira
Sponiens 9ouebitaO MuOriO.
Samtiois bermeb trues O9iao Den
al pOIitiit 6uritprreIie, o9 bet at pGtte
ROre Og 6OritprreIie, BET a ben
9outOsS p9aue, be baube, iom npIt9
ietIeoe berben fra Sen @eit meo I'll
Sprgrss General iom Suerbopeo.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-16

Sfslge ienere pr. Gelegraf inblebue
efterretninser bar ben brittle RsgieriHs
ienot itritt Srore til General @or6on,
at ban i~nareit muli9t ifuIOe trette fig
10 al 6bartum. Den 30te Ntarts bar
ban imIoIertiS buft ct Commented meb
OprSrerne, Og / bette fit Oisie 40 @tanb
orebte og so iuare6e.
SiOite Susbag,s benz ODE 2lpril,
mobtOg be britiif.e9yptiife 2lutboriteter
ct 8reu fra Osmun 0i9na, BEN faIife
BrOiets Ouer General, og beri meobes
les, at ban Ben I3be 2tpril pil ienbe
arabiite 6sUbiuger ben til ct Ste6 uogle
timers Rtot fra Suatiu for Der at
pleie llnoerbanOlin9er rasO 5tenbens 9es
oere. Oette tun6e 10 muIigsns fsre til
at bet bIeu Slut paa ben iubanife
6rig.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-16
MQSiaCbufctts.

W~2pnOigbebsrne / be ftsrre Same
StGber ueo QtIantsrs9aUet Ct M iua
opitrGmte Ii9eOUsrfor 9noforieI af SAT-
tigfoIt fra SrIuu6, at be unOertiosn Ter
SpsgeIier ueO boiIps Sag. Der an
tom iaaIeoes f6its Susoag meb Damp
Stibet "eireeian" 33G Snbuan6rcre fra
@aIpag paa Ssloub. Oct par ausre6s
ior AntOmitsu msIot, at bsuue gahning
ituIOe beitaa Of Battigbuss gsmmer, paa
bOsm 9iemInubsts Wtgnbi9bs6sr baUbs
toitst 6ra9t for at bIius benz tOit, og
6erfOr boIttes Der ogina itarpt Die meO
benz, ia GoIbu9ienet / Bolton Bauoe
Ogiau tOrrsiponberet meO Riniitsr sol
ger / 6snne 2luIsonjug, men bcngang
baUos nan bog tagst ieiI; ale Suos
uanOrsrus par goot tIabt, friitc os ras
ite, os ale bOuOe be itorrs eusr MINI
Ore 9eugesS GUNNER ms0 fig; be opIgite
Ogioa, at be bauoe 9cuuer og Sstienote
paa be Steber, buOr be a9teoe fig ben,
iaa Der bIeD lite Ia9t benz nogen Sim
bring / &sisn for at iOrtiGtte Reiien.
Decorah-posten., 1884-04-16

No special attention seems hitherto to
have been called to the remarkable por-
traits of American statesmen that have
recently been appearing in HARPER's.
They have included so far full-page por-
traits of Washington, the elder Adams,
Jefferson, Madison, and Alexander Ham.
ilton, besides several smaller portraits;
for the May number we are promised
Monroe, Henry Clay, and Rufus King;
and Mr.. Kruell, the distinguished engra-
yer who has done most Of these, is I'M
derstood to be busy upon the younger
Adams, Jackson, Calhoun, Webster, and
others. The portrait of Buchanan in the
January numder may also be mentioned.
Many of these have been engraved from
original paintings or drawings not before
reproduced, and the result is likely to be
an American portrait gallery fifty presen,
ted in the highest style of the especially
American art of wOod-engraying.
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9ris til 8oiteuS 2~lbonnentcr, $3.50.
MminoeIi9 9riS $500.
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