davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09
SnOiamlti al Ole 81. eslinO. seItrami,
gtnaae Greei. Ga. 21Ss Warts 1900

8iunse Greet, ga, 21oe Elarts 1890.
Reoattgr. "Eeeornb'8 oiten".
8 Bait. Sartmnnn's aolO iorstoses SHos
tanning al Bioras til DC &goltosnbe Sciicn,
% be 6Ieits bapoe iamIet geuss, meu iaG
bIep bet teiieuOtsicrt, at bet bar puIicligcre
at iau 6opre, % tinise at acknowledgements
oiloe brinse bet p%eituper i~rnstirit, bIeu bet
paa ct Menisbeosmsoe beiIuttct at p9lae en-
Nnno / Gitre % en- ! Seitre gairtGreet Res
nisbebertil OF ,iObe Saure % ienOe til Gountp
&eIief Committee al gierce County, gortb
3afota.
lluoertesuebe bleu palst EIire Neniebeo,
% ies bill osrfor sisre Reoe for, bouo jes
har mpbtaoet.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09

Rciit til @merifa. Gienbomsfoms
missioner Sans Ieberien | Suslebicr9
bar ucnot fit S9brelano &p9sen os or
rsiit til gmerifa, efterlabeube &one os
@srn, for at unbsaa 2snnen for fprz
fielige minore bGberlise 8ebriiter.
Oct er laaleoes opoaget, at ban fort for
fin Gireiie bar itreoet en- falIf Serel,
hporoeo ban bar bergpet en- Sasfsrer /
RRItpeb for 1000 &roner. Sau bapbe
Hrepet Naunet paa en- @aarbeier /
arummerup paa &erlen. San bauoe
isr lin Gireiie fact nusle @aaromrnb
Su9lebjer9 til at fautionere for ct
9ann en- Sparefasic, iaa ban er life
rsilt tOmbRnot bort. "a oct er Ell 3
Tiger, iioen ban bar furlabt 9anoet, er
Der tn9en ubiist til at iaa fat / GAP
tsoen.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09
Sfauoinaullt illultreret
uonrbeioet for itaroinapiIte Susbotouiugcr
Qmeritd.

On ao0eiar -8rpO ug Sa0ning .-Gagcr.
-gagtdgcr.- ~ mania9er -aa0er iom tpges.
-Sm 9notlpb Of 5poepnrer ON Cpbepa.
ring al 6gOenioler. - 5oritieIlige AnDisnrn
ger. - Supper. Srugt @rgo Nelteipiier.
-6iit.-S talopr-Gtlot % 6IGrtr9. aIDs
bets eugeliie 8cnGuuelicr 5orificaige Het
Ter. -- vi aatUeiiDo. - Nf6aares on CANINE
fjoo.-W Spincfjgo. -Hctter al itcgt o. tpgt
8igo.-+ol lcr. Boiteicr, Salater % auore
Hetter Sauccr 6ilteiducer.-Jjt aiDorets
ter.-9il 8uooiuger og An0et.- @empicr.-
SuooiHger. -0oloe 8u0oIn0cr. -Gmeleiter.
-Iier (eler 8oitiiagerE Grenicr, 0eleer.
,SronGgcr, 90 etc. - aoio @uretuina FOR
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT On Sgltniug 6oriiIcls
ltge SpltetBier. -9Paal % &Qat. Goglc I
9anit og ROrit ioritteat9e Sr6 / 6H55olos
rttr9siproget. 9iorit Oaulte % engtIife Gr0
ira OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Bris goot o. pent EobGuoct BEL Cher
ting nleo rBot Sult 800. "3ecOtl6 80.
ten" "a "Nc0 NgurH" ct Aar, ncJ aoAsbo
gen iom 1rGnlle, $500.
A0resie: y. W%nunoicn,
2eCordly S,olUa.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09

bog tunoe De cnbnu paa fin gis itiemtc, bisie raa, fors
pilbeoe 8ri9SfoIt. @n baube hos be falSne ~plpnbreSe
9airsre funoet ct Mabonnabiaece; Ell anbeu baoSe
funbct en- Mesisbos, en- treble en- SpIuipGnbe, en- fierbe
en- @uIbring, ben fsmte os ~IptteIigite en- 9ung rneO 8uISs
ftpffer. alt bleu punbst os tabt paa ct Eernin9talt.
ginen, ia, ben par bruttst til iioie Oraabe, o9 bet nGlte
Sescr ifuIbe Changes arisere brittle @isn eler /
Yaraois.
geb en- al gasportene faces 6atIer % gepGselie.
SperbefaIinssmanSsu bauSe sipet Srore til at ienoe
bort Spens SnSbpssere, Tom M life mere funoe fors
raabe, buab Sienben psrionlis bauSe erfaret. Der
par GrapIbeb, 6orpirrins, SporssmaaI os 5eiItasslisr.
Ioale bapbs pilst msbtass fine toitbareite SienSele %
o~poaseoe pso porten, at be bapbe taset ct 5aanSfIaSs,
en- brattet Glen eqer en- ip~rutten 6rutte meo. InSre
bapSe sIemt ct 9aru, en- Sps, en- Slino eaer en- !Sa!t al
fine narimslte gaarSrenSs. De bah tnaIsube os gre:
benoe rm GilaSslis til at uenoe tiIbase, men bet par
Der lite Glib til. Siore Sturer ~ir0mnsce uo ben
msrfe glat for at opisse 9anosmGno os ie at fnoe ct
GIauatsteb. Se bauoe miitet aIt, n%nStasen ct uisIt
Gin uoen Gibolb os Ststte, men bette Gin III De bog
Sop til at bebOlbe, mebeus bres Sp par opmt til filter
Undergoing.
Obert Gorbon iab msS jim enselite SibsI Spars
terst. aiennem bpis iammenituots Gag man funos ls
Stiernerne. San o~periatte Stptfer al Striften for i'm
unae Gieusr 9liemauo, ben npe sorporal, iOm iSas
bapbe label Rarabnerne ueO bans SiSe. Oct par 9ro'
feten Mi9a, Abe 8apltel:
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09
GA

ner Ouer anores Sumuittig5e0. 6or bsnns Sag Ora6e
ri uoen Staaniel Os % uoen 6rpst. Oct sr buar6ere
at brGbs, END ielu at DO, men lltruOtet maa opbrRnOes
/ SO; ben sobe SGO uOrer beOit 2tifen. quit, bUer
Gang on Oruger bette bit npe SOarO al gaIssu, at ou
crassr bet for Cubs 2Gre os Wsnneiters SamOittis6sOss
frsb. Snoitriu Oisfe Orb mso bit Blob paa Suerost,
og uio, at, ON Ou oraser bet uoen 6isie Orb, er ou en-
Worper Gdn, on bar tre timers Suile. gi trangsr
ii, ale pore RrGiter tmorgsn."
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09

Bob, no. 2, R q g,ssrisu. 9nsfamlr, 473 suI5,l
Saptt % 2 Sa,tt Corn.
6or openitaaenoe 8elsb tlpbte les Sapre
al Nielanoer & Brodbouien, ou 5prct bar
loo tnnat, at Jes Tile tunoe iaa 5armere til
at tigre IND til 8pen MI. Seq tjD6te 0d 2Tg
Bulb. pg 90 90. Sra 6Gsre Reui9beo
brastes til Gaming Al Bulb. % 26 go,
bpiltet gIt blep leperet til gpen @unoerien al
9ierce County, 9ai., ben l0Oe STARTS 1890.
Sper Gborion
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09

@nlobrDInp er bgitibelisbplbt al
torbenp9renoe @aaroeier, aftGatsmanb
ssren @ielien Ipesaarb us SuItru /
Splb9t. vi beres s 8srn bar tun 29s
rer y~tDesaaro | gipe irapGrenbe paa
8ru1o al Spgbom. @ulbbruoeparret
nleo oeres BSrn os porne 8srnebsrn
itpo alterens Saframente, peb bpilten
Setli9beo ben Dnsite Sen, Der er Brett
til Climbing os 8ino, ubisrte ben pre-
iteltse Siernius. 8 airten talte enbs
oloere Steoets Brait, Yaitor Srtmanit.
Wtan9e Slastninse % Senner bar
lamleoe ! Sasens Nnleonins, % oers
oifuloe Gaper Ooerrattes @ulbbrube>
parret.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09
Sbiets unbernnb | %usti(be gr,.s

VIM
Stolsfuno er batfet meS llnStoosli, al
5000 ar, ium mansler ira oiSgSe
Sflftamtmano Simunbs 1ib, oa 5000
w. iOut peS Dpoaselieu monaleoe /
&dsleti. % iom Baron Billie grahc life
niette JIG forplistst til at betale. 9isie
Seisb otl rimelispis tliue anmelbte /
5olets 6aaitbp, bois 9lttiuer on6raocr
ca. 5000 &r. Geripm Baron Bile.
Srabe lite anneIoer fit Cab peO Sbien,
ca. 10000 8r., os Sbieu life bar andre
lfsrre areoitorer - bpnb MAJ life me.
tier otl Stulefonbets Tab peo 3iui,
eer'oen guet nebbrinses til ca. 10000
ar. Soem, Der ital bGtfe bette 9sleb,
ltaar enonu ben | bet upi8ic.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09
eu 1ommetnp. On Gften efte

gu 9ommetDn. On Gften efter
Eoretiainsen i bet fonselise 3beater
aiorbe Yplitiet ct sobt Soup, ibet man
iappebe en- farlis iuenif 2ommetpp, Der
bupSe palst 2beatrets SoDer % @aroes
rpber III SperatipnsplabS. lnbolbels
ZEN fureait / bet Eieblif, ba Spren pilbe
tase en- 2esnebos, bpOri Der fanbtes ca.
1000 &r., fra en- Serre, Der bar iferb
uneb at iisre fig fin Spabierpels, at
bpis Snoerlomme 8urteieniIen fiat op.
On Spbager, Der itpb peb Siben al,
sreb | en- Sart Gpren om S~aanblebbet
% ios BAN meb paa Stationen. Deb
Biitatipuen Der oiite Spren fig Be
ibbelie af fire Dame os Serreportes
nunnaier, Der bar @itenens ubbDtte.
Ut bet bar en- briitig, beb9nbig 8apals
Ter, Bolitiet Der tos | arapen, berpm
pibner bl. a. ben Smit9ubigbeo, at ban
fro en- / Soperen prumenerenbe Serre
fra S~pbiiGnano itial bennes 8ortes
monai meb 160 Ser. no al gebfommers
bts 8enflRbelDmme, Der pnen | &igbet
bar tiltnappet. 9et er en- Selofplse,
at lite alene be 8eitiaalne, iom allerebe
raite Morsen fit beres Beuse tilba9e,
men osiaa Solitiet bar iarbeles til
frebs meb Sonsiten Of benne frGtfe
9ommetpo, Der bpebe meset elegant /
6ptel "9pn9en az 0anmarf".
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09
nj t.

On oioso Original. On al Var.
brs gns @artuaroiebeber, ben samle
s;srnritslep, blep en- Surmiobas funben
SEpiSs qilftanb, fobenoe paa en- StOl
nsS Chen af fin aattelppn. Da ban
~, 6ar paret | Sens ON Rattcn, er
san formuoentlis pm Gftenen blepen
sssrfalpen af aulbespsnin9er os bar
;sot at parme fig peo &%affelOunen, til
bniifen han af &ulbanblere fit ri
sranblel, fremfOr at tp til fin tarpelise
ssrg.
,,,Si blep / fine 9renseaar anbrast !
sisbmmbslere / Garbus. 8a Jabes
rem bpbe. tilfalbt Der Spnnen en- aro.
soa 6 a 1000 @blr., iOm minbre cliff
srrSioe 9aarsrenbe fit baanbla9t peo
At ioo barn ertlaret umpnbis paa @runb
al bans ipast ubpiflebe Gaubseener.
Sopbe be paret rinse Sorueien, siorbe
etufslien benz bog life bebre; men eiter
rpols Glars Sorlpb blep umDnoisbeoss
Sefretet bapet, os Siermitslep Tom /
Befboelie Of fin Sabrenearu, Der unber
hans geitprelie imiblertib burtis ipanot
fnb til Sntet. San fob M fulbltanbis
blottet % leoeoe Inn af ben Nlmisie,
iom Sipbmenb Der | BDen lob bam
titnnoe paa beitemte 9iber.
Siermitslep bapbe ! mango Gar ben
fire sybe, at parm Miab bar @if, ! bpert
NalS for BAN; ban nsb fun tsr &pit %
iaaes ufte meb ct &usbrpb unber Or
men. ga &roneipitemet blep inofsrt,
iafebe ban fin 8jerlisbeb paa 1osgrene,
Der ftaffebe BAN ct 9ilnapn, LEGION
Ruabrebene tiblisere bapbe siort.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09

Prof. breckenridge is so confident
that he can give a Business Course
equal TO the best, and at no extra
charge, that he offers all a two weeks
trial before deciding to enroll.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09
&oslpn, 9. Dat, 30te Sanuar 1890

6unorebe 9reobuer, b~eitsntte til
@iismanns @rpeoitionen, bleu nplis az
ienbte fra Samburs meo en- Camper til
Qfrita.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09

s Golfetbinget er blepen fremlaet
ct Sorllas ON Gnlas al np Sernbane
fra 0tii9llanb pper Wsen meo en- fait
BRO fra 8aaebape til Softer.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09

Sposfalo. @rOsierer s. s. Manns
beimer, enelte Snoebaeer af bet anIete
5irma Salberitabt q W%annbeimer, er
peb 9pben / en- Mlber ai npgle
% balptrebiinbstpoe Iar.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09
&itnR.

Smut. Baa @aarben "9uebplm"
paa Wors bar en- IfsbSrenbe blepen
f%orltoppet. Ran sraoeoe berfur ct Sul
! Soroen ubeufor Stalbbpsninsen os
Nulsfarl Sens &riitian Nielion ites neb
! bet for at renie &sret, ba ct Stptfe al
Wuren, Der beitob at fore &eiten,
itprtebe neb oper bam os brebte ben
ulpffeli9e paa Stebet.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09
Sunobco or CIR Sapitai.

VT v g @eiis Nerve sfrd Brain Treatment u en-
a%arantsrst 2pteist b,oiCtH ior batri. Spimmsihts.
0rawystialSs. SldaaHidlo. Hsrus5 Rtnratat, Soosos
pine. Hupss Giappti, iom Sstss AZ sus al Alsos
bst ,uu 9obai. GsUatsssso, nsoismt pamsr, i1uii
bIsS birnt, Der i,rr tiI Banois % eisneiabss. o. ftris
Ger ~ fra eiernsHS cOsruutrns,i. po,r sasi, iHStn
ssIbu DlSeiciu ior / Dladnsb; SlyO Tor bBsr sssis.
,lr 8 Sasiu tor $500, isHol W. Dot Deb RootassHta Al
ptnssut.
Ut %sarantsrsr. q aasfer
off b,Ibrsos bpii'st iogsslf 1tHalos. d0T bU,r GrSrs
paa 6 sasiu. lssiasa al $50. Uii si isnss sis5usu
Dor ltrsuHt SaraH,i ioT l~itbasdsnotis Of psuq'ns. iaas
it,mi iHatu estbrtodit fer. @drautlsrns Hshsois eloi
al sos. ~ eehllH.
SECURITY DRUG STORE,
Minneapolis. MINI.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09

Ten. iom nster at airre m bebnsez
lio % bilis &%ubptSpaia9e til bet samle
9ano, bpr benuenbe fig til Sobn Ole
acr, N9cnt for States 2inien, Gbicago.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09
st antifpariif Wnieum paatanfes

vt a%ilfttpGrtr Wflileiim padt9nte8
pSrettet | aplbing Slotsruin. Ser er |
ben Gnlebnins ia%mmentraabt npgle
Renb, iom bile isse Slauen reuliieret
sisnnem en- Senuenoelie til Snbenri9ss
mtniIteriet, for bus bette at opnaa 3ils
labelie til at benptte np9le BERTH pas
'enbe 2pfaler | &uineu. Com befienbt
bnr Der | be ienere Slar pna Sinanss
lopsn p9ret sipet Ell minore Gum til
Beparelie af &iliuen ps beluis nbbes
bring, % flere fore Bum er 40 benne
Del iaa blot reltaurerebe, at be meb
iurbplbspis rir9e 8efoItniug pil flnne
sisres bru9bare | bet openfor an9iune
Eismeo. "Mtuieet" ifuloe p%ntfatte Soms
muaens file Canning al Slbia9er Og
~iOrsurist afsipe Ylaos for be Ting
Ben Retnins, iom ieuere maatte erbpers
Ses enten oeb @ape eller oeb Subfipb.
9pites bet at sienncmiDre Blnncn, baas
Ter man enopibere at iaa ct aarli9t
statstiliflo, iaalcbes iom ct iaaoant
bbes til andre Samlinser / Trooins
ierne.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09
Snofontne Yiorag til DC
Wpolioenoe I Gafota.
GortiGttelie.)

6slgenbe Eeu9ebibrag or mootaget at ben
%Itauoinauiite &omite / Sepils Safe, 9prtb
9afpta:
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09

Den oanlfe Biqe6bngger GDens
bar fulbfsrt en- 8ilebitstte af Beber
@riHenfelt. Den er beltemt for bet
national biitOriife @uiaum paa 5rebs
rifsborg.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09

Insssbt IS Pm. 20 II. 0ern q ~ SIS, $40 10.
9usitnst Rtnss 5000 hs sr,nfsr nzpu,, astupsr
% siasu rzfsiai ~ $3.50.
Ole Sernmgnrn, Sci.
gHorr fauoiHapiits Blade beoes opines.
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09

Salt. Saurs 1863 81. Corn As Ct. Os ssi rs
Decorah-posten., 1890-04-09

6t. ON
noer gus
bera, nreN
ifrGnlnls
pfan0 nleo
| ON Der
e neO aO.
ct uBpre
/, bauueO'
roucit be-
|sp taiSIs
ue uaaet
.,ua Ssra
Stpttt
beb 0iGlp
B neO GO
farlig, at
|nseu for
lep meHis
YER nIeo en-
len IN be-
oper en-
ON GSGtr
I,imba al
sac 147s
tan RjtSs
aes nepps
rdsS0,
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-14
INTERRUPTED A DOG FIGHT.
The Police Get There Too Soon to S.
the Dogs at Work.

The Police Get There Too Soon to See
the Dogs at Work.
Sergeant Coffin, of the Third precinct,
received information about midnight on
Saturday that a dog fight was to come off
in the neighborhood of the "black
bridge" at the west end of the Erie r. r.
tunnel. He telephoned to Sergeant Hol-
derer, of the Sixth precinct, and the two
sergeants gathered a few policemen and
started for the scene of the proposed
fight, which proved to be the unoccupied
Washington Hotel on Tonnele avenue.
A half-dozen coaches stood near the
building, inside of which about two hum
dred sports nj toughs were congregated.
The police entered the place too soon.
The dogs had been exhibited to the
crowd and then taken temporarily to
some place of c~oncealment until the time
for the fight.
The lights In the building were turned
down and the sports were quietly en-
gagged in conversation The entrance of
the police caused a stampede of tine crowd
through doors and windows. Policeman
Sigma grabbed one fellow, who attempted
to give him the foot" and in doing so
tumbled into the cellar. He described
himself as James Winn, of No. 463 Carl
ton avenue, Brooklyn, and was locked up
as a disorderly person. John Healey,
aged twenty, who says he lives at No. 27l
First street, carried a bag containing
to wells, soap, potash and sponges, and he
was arrested as n Of the principals in
the affair. No trace of the dogs could be
found, and the crowd, composed mainly
of New York parties, made a retreat in
disorder. Winn and Healey were locked
up as disorderly persons. The police were
unable to ascertain the identity of the
proprietor of the place.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-14
THE VICTIM ARRESTED.


Blundering Policemen Arrest a Man Who
Was Beaten by Toughs.
Jeremiah Kellar. living at No. 214 Erie
street, while on his way home Saturday
night was approached, at Eleventh and
Erie streets, by a man apparently drunk,
who invited him to wrestle. Kellar re-
fused and the man sprang at him and
tripped him. Immediately a dozen men
appeared from around the corner and
jumped upon Kellar and beat him in a
shameful manner The men all escaped,
but Kellar was arrested on a charge Of
being drunk.
Kellar preferred a charge Of atrocious
assault and battery against George
Moose, of No. 1855 Erie street, and George
Splihnie. John Kentz, a witness, identi-
fed Moore in Justice Stilsing's Court this
morning as one of the men who smashed
a whisky bottle owe Kellar's head. Moore
was committed for trial. Splinnie was
paroled.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-14
A Pretty Dessert.

Pistachio nuts saltcd are SO expen-
sive an item and such a picturesque
addition to the table that they ought
to be prepared at home. Take a cup
of the shelled nuts, blanch them, and,
after removing the skins, stir in a
tablespoonful of salt and a table
spoonful of oil. Let the nuts stand
for half an hour. Then put them in
the oven to become crisp, but not to
brown. A few chopped pistachios
scattered thickly over a charlotte
russo add to the appearance and
flavor of the dessert. Sailed pistachic
nuts should be served in tinted por.
celain that will throw up the exquisite
color of the nuts. They are also
pretty in low ilagree bonbon dishes
of frosted silver.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-14
CADETS AND JUNIOR MECHANICS.

Interesting Notes About the Two Wide
awake Orders.
There was a great crush of mail matter
at the post Office on Saturday. A letter
mailed by our assistant lodge editor at
noon from a branch post office in this city
reached the letter box of THE NEWS this
morning. The letter was not at the post
office on Saturday night, so the Assistant
Postmaster declared as diligent enquiry
was maze at The main office. The chief
sufferers by the delay were the members
of the Cadets of Temperance and Junior
Mechanics. as the writer had destroyed
his memoranda of the notes of these w
orders. The notes which the cadets
missed by the rapid delivery service''
are given today.
The members of the Junior Order of
the United American Mechanics must
take their interesting chat forty-eight
hours old and blame Uncle Sans agents
for having it served cold.
Clinton Council No. IS will meet on
Wednesday evening in Clinton Hall.
On Sunday evening, May 4, the Rev.
John L. Scudder, OF the Tabernacle, will
this city. The topic will be young
America 1t Is urged on the councils Of
this city to turn out strongly on this oc-
caSion. Each member will be provided
with a piece of ribbon to wear on the
lapel of his coat. Due notice will be
given Of the time and place OF meeting.
The celebration OF the first anniversary
of Clinton Council was a grand success.
Thanks are due to the Fisk Dramatic So
ciety and the other talent for kindly vol
unteering their services on that occasion.
Now, boysl start the Court OF Orient
going again. 1t has slowed up consider
ably and you win have to get some new
4 litA IN 4 r IN
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-14

in Bergen Hall on Friday evening, April
Is. The Fisk Dramatic Society will pre-
sent a -four act comedy entitled THE
Game OF Life,'f by John Brougham.
After the performance the floor will be
cleaed. and dancing will continue until
the small hours to the strains of Wag-
ner's Orchestra.
Ivanhoe Section No. 4 will meet on
Thursday evening in the Scotch Presby-
terrain Church on Mercer street.
Don't fail to attend the entertainment
Of Fisk Section in Bergen Hall, on Friday
evening. Tickets twenty-five cents.
Ed" Schult, the German Politician, "
has been looking very sorrowful since
Tuesday. 1t is too bad, SD" you should
have run yourself.
The gold prize offered by John Thonp-
son. of Excelsior Section No. 8, of New
York, to the young lady in Fisk Section
bringing in the most new members dur
ing the past term, will be presented to
the winner, Miss r. Vile, on Tuesday
evening. Bro. John Dingwall will pre-
sent it on behalf of the donor, Mr..
Thompson.
"Jimn Allen, of Iyanhoe Section. has
become quite a ladies man. The most or
his evenings are spent in Lafayette, not
withstanding his residence Is down town.
What is The attraction Jim?
"The Game of Life,p by John Brough h
an, is what will be presented in Bergen
Hall on Friday evening by the Fisk
Dramatic Society.
A curious looking hand bill has been
circulated among the friends of Fisk Sec
ton. 1t claims to have been issued by
Fisk Section No. q but it is a forgery and
an imposition. Here are a few clippings
from the same:-'The first appearance
of the Higains-Vile Dramatic Company
in Jersey City" sMox' Higgins and
Jack Vile. the two greatest living vii
lians of the day, in the whimsical absurd
ity, entitled The Murder Go and see
them Tickets ten cents, orphans accom-
panied by their parents admitted free"
1t has not been discovered who the author
and Jack, lay hands on him they will
play 1.-THE murder'' in a realistic I'M
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-14
Portugal,s Extrayagant Queen.

The queen dowager of Portugal, an
Italian princess, married at the age of
fifteen, vas very extravaganza in her
ideas. 1t is reported that on one oc-
casion she brought home from Paris
1000 pairs OF shoes. On another
occasion she ordered sixty-nine dresses
from Worth and on the way home
they were lost at sea. Not discom-
NODDED in the least, she duplicated the
order. Kansas City Times.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-14
Highest of all in Leavenfng Power-U. S. Govt Report, Aug. u, 1880
R@ a. B Bs1s5s'!
ABSOLUTELY PURE


used It as q depository. About two
O'clock IN the morning he lifted his
tiie, pent ms mead down and placed
Ine MAJ carefully on IT, retaining the
money inside. Reaching nome, ne
emptled MS winnings into Mrs. For.
rests lap, saylng:--HMary count 1t. :.
Sne round that ne had upward OF
wy sum when gave MIN good
III me AFTER having lost all. II
oeheVe, SAID ne, relating the
10 some friends, THAT Mary, IN spite
u ner oDJections, really prayed IoT
found her still sitting up when | got
back, and / know her prayers have
many ana man q TIME served me a
M
Origin of the Waltz.
The generally accepted story is that
the waltz comes from Germany: but a
litt,o nx,os+iaa+ion w;ll show +ho+ +b;s
-
seatelleht Is open TO uiscussion. As
iar pack as tweiIen cehtury tne
Walvz was hnowh IN frovence' Due
unuer ene name o. the voioa- Inc
eons WHICH, ~ WAY calieu
2 oaIlaua. gnuer LEWIS n1Ile was
plougne ron % TaIis' any
x was .ie iasnIon uuriLg tile wlloIe u
uo -so oonousy, o9P1otay ~
'ii Th uu1ious coure VI one sai2is 80
az Iel we uernialis auop.eu ~ sau
sae loseical soiea oecanae oil9 oel,
ian mai.l. me y 3 passeu' anu
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-14

the Democratic Assembly bill has
been heartily endorsed. A few cranlks
and extremists howl for this or thas
feature of the Australian bill which
may have been omitted. A few, who
are not cranks, may wish that this or
that feature were altered; but all ex-
cept the cranks unite in the opinion
that the bill is excellent as it stands,
that it opens a prospect of a new era
in our politics, and thatit ought to be
made a law with bells on.n
Well, tonight will tell.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-14

FRENCH DENTIST. No. 225 Bowery., New York
City. between R1vfngtou and Stanton streets. Sets
Of teeth from $500 upward. All filings at one-haif
the usual price Plates repaired while waiting. Old
Sc s made over as good as new. French, German
and English spoken.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-14
save that Sweet Girl,

: oDonlk let stAatabeautdfua sE3El faasvands
9groop INSTRUMENTATION. a sink iptaS jan
Yearly grave for wa~nt.ofstimely care at the
most dpitinafsstAgqqf her ltfgEDrR Tarke's
aFavorite IN fekEgipffonS pTiiEhiM in fe&u1at-
ing her heaitff and tBstdhiisNingSiB On a
firm basis and may save her years of
piness.
more pleasant pl2ysic
You never will lud
Than Piercs's small Pellets
The Purgatiye kind.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-14
PUBLISHED EVERY AFTERNOON
BY
CITY PUBLISHING COMPANY,
OFFICE No so MONTGOMERY STREET
CwELDoH BUILDING

The JERSEY Ctr NEws:-Singie copies. two
cents; subscription, six dollars per year.; postage
free.
The SUNDAY MORNING NEws:--Pubhshed every
Sunday morning: single copies, three cents; sub
ecription. one dollar and fifty cents per year;
postage free.
Entered in the post Office at Jersey CITY as
second class mail matter.
All business communications should be adj
dressed to Cry PUBLISHING COMPANY; all others
TO the Managing Editor
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1890-04-14

Advertisements, Subscriptions and Newsdealers
Orders received =
HoBoKEN-Firs and Clinton Streets. I'D. Sin
clair.
UNION HILL-H. Fischer, No. GO Palisade Avenue
BERGEN PoTNr-T. w. Dobson, opposite Railway
Depot.
FIVE CoRNERs-G. W. Pheiffer, No. 663 Newark
Avenue