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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-06-20
Yachting Notes.

The trial trip of the Maitland. Commodore
Bray's new steam yacht was made Wednes-
day and was highly successful.
The steam yacht FREELY. Of Boston, was in
the harbor, yesterday.
The yacht Vixen is fitting out for her SUD-
mer cruise.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-06-20

has been used over Fifty Years by mothers for
their children while Teething with perfect sue
cess. Itsoothes the child, softens the Gums. al.
lays all Pain, cures Wind Collie, regulates the
bowels, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea
whether Arising from teeting or other causes and
is for sale by Druggists in every part OF the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs. winslow's Soothing
Syrup twenty-five cents bottle.
feb5M, W&F&w1y
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DEATHS.

In Cape Elizabeth, June 10th, Caroline widow
OF the late Capt. William Hutchinson, aged IA
years and months.
Funeral services on Saturday afternoon, at 2
o'clock; at the residence of John Mountfort, G
street, Kniehtville.
In Windham, May 3lst, Greenleaf Senter. aged
70 years.
In Chelsea. Mass, June 18th, Miss Nellie l..
Rounds, formerly of this city.
ISeryices at the Western Cemetery, Saturday,
June 21st. at 1890 D. m.
In South Hope, May 25th, Robert Jones, aged
83 years.
:, In Northport, May Goth. Nancy Patterson, aged
50 years.
IN Belfast, June LIST, Mrs Eliza B. French. aged
10 years.
In Frankfort, May 2sth, George s. Twiss, aged
years.
In lMsorthport, May Goth. Martha j. Kelley.
In Bath, June 18th, Samuel F. Preston, aged "a
years.
sn Bath, June 18th, Eta t. McNeal, jagged "a
years.
In Brunswick, May 18th, Evelyn Bessie Nc
Manus, daughter of John I. and Mary E. Nc
ManuS.
In Biddeiord, June 18th, John A. Elliott aged
40 years.
In Westport, June 18th, Lohn G., son of O. G.
and Mile Hodgdon. aged years and Q months.
In Biddeford, June IL. Patrick Mahaney and
May Alice O'Rourke, both Of Biddeford.
In Biddeford, June 18th, by Rev. T. F. White,
Mr.: Marshall Fl. Purington Of Portsmouth, N. H.,
and Miss Josephine w. Dunton OF Biddeford
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Portland Lodge No. SO, n. 2. o. p

Portland Lodge No. 1872, N. e. o. p.
The following officers have been elected
for the term ending January 1, 1891: Past
warden, @. III. Croker; warden, Fred C.
OTIS; vice warden, Mrs. A M. Colley; secre-
tary, E. d. Brooks; financial secretary, Geo.
II. Allan; treasurer, Geo. 81. Mckinney /;
chaplain. Estelle Leighton; guide. s. Major
Hammett; guard, Mrs. ii. 81. Small; sentinel,
John T. Allingham.
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Excursion to Montreal .

Arrangements have been made by the
Grand Trunk Railway Company for grand
excursion to Montreal or Point Levi, from
Portland, June 23d, by special train leaving
the city at $50 pm. The tickets will be good
for thirty days. Particulars will be found
in the advertisement.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-06-20
EDuCATE0NAE.
BOWDoiN COLLEGE,

EXAMINATIONS for admission IN College Will
- be held at the cleveland Lecture Room,
Massaenusetts Hall, on FRIDAY and SATUR.
DAY June Z1Ih and 2oth, and on FRIDAY and
SATURDAY, september 18th and 18th, begin
ming each day at 80 a. m. All candidates must
be present on Friday morning
Brunswick. May 24th, $780, my24d&wtie.,O
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-06-20

When baby was sick, we gave ner Castoria.
when she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria,
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria.
does d&wly
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forany case OF nervousness, sIeep
iessness. weak stomach. indigestion, dyspepsis
Try Caiter's Little Nerve Pills. Relief is sure
fh@ ouiy nerve medicine for the price in market
txp1x
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And now In Dress Goods you can buy
Al rs cents Fancy Wool SuliInqs that we're 81 1.2o
M29 /. :" 40 $500
ABS Storm Ssrges so
At $500 Pattern Dresses that we're 1920
At $1,000 $500 & $4,000
Special bargains in Toilet Goods, Hair
Brushes, Tooth Brushes. Nail Brushes,
Rubber Dressing Combs, Fine Tooth
Combs, florida Water, standard
quality. at 80 cents, Bay Rum,
Face Powders, Tooth Powder and
Pastes, Fine Toilet Soaps, LANDLORDS,
C0lgate'S and W0OdwOrth's Perfumes,
Cold Cream, Hinds' Honey and Almond
Cream, CamphOr Ice aud other lotions
for sunburn, Toilet Waters, imported
and American. the best Bay Rum at 25
cents per bottle, found, Friday and Sat-
urday special bargain days. Saturday
evening some. bargains will be displayed
that will attract.
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MRS. wInsIow's Soothing syrup"

The advice with each bottle of Johnsons Ano-
dyne Liniment is worth many times the cost
junei6 eod&wlw
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-06-20

A half wine glass OF Angostura Bitters before
meals will restore the appetite. Manufactured by
DIR. j. @. B. Siegert & Sons At all druggists.
ju3 eod&w1w
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

fas Deathsr toda,
likely to bs
fair.
PORTLAND. June 20, 1880.
I<HE Onyx is a stock
Il ing for low shoes.
1t will not smut
nor crock nor grow rusty;
the seams are finished
smooth and easy for ten
der feet, and the heels and
toes are double texture.
The Onyx is acknowl-
edged to be the best of all
the blacks-25 cents up.
Mems.
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lark Street Bridge
MARRIAGES..

Repairs on Clark street bridge have been
and it is now open to the public.
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BOARDING HOUSE
FOR SALE.

II'hE large boarding house. known as the
great bargain; 80 rooms all furnished large
Dlnlng Room will seat 20 People. house fun OF
nrst,claSs Doarders: For particulars inquire at
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Good
As Cold

SO enthusiastic are thousands of people over
the benefits derived from Hoods Sarsaparilla,
that they can hardly find words to express their
confidence In and gratitude for this medicine.
worth its weight in gold" is a favorite express
sion Of these warm friends.
II you are in need OF a good medicine to purify
your blood, build up your strength cure dyspepsia,
or create an appetite, try
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-06-20

We don't exaggerate
when we say it's like giving
a dollars worth for fifty
cents to sell a fine silk
plated stocking for half a
dollar the pair. You in
formed ones don't need a
second reminder that a
bargain like this deserves
thoughtful attention. We
are after those buyers who
don't realize that stuff like
this cannot be made for
such a little money. An
importer or a manufacture
er makes a mistake and
loses, we have days live
ly trade and you are the
gamers, always.-Tomor-
row then. All this for
men.
Saturday we'll have a bit
of a furry in the Children's
hosiery department.
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CLOT HIN C.

large manufacturing house Of fine Clothing
being oyerstocked with $50, 900 worth OF Spring
Goods, have concluded to ship the entire stock to
this city and give the hard working people a
chance to secure fine Spring Clothing at 33 1-3
cents on the dollar OF the regular store price.
make:
500 Good Corkscrew Suits for men. worth
$40 Good Fancy Cashmere Suits for men. 80
sss Good Cheyiot Evening Suits for men 800
297 Black Diagonal Suits for men In Cut
"a. aways and Sacks, worth $1,000; ......... 500
800 Fine Black Corkscrew Suits in CutaWays
and Sacks, worth S2I .0O................ TOO
400 Fine Fancy Worsted Suits in GETAWAYS
and Sacks. worth S22. 7.8O
200 Best Blue Flannel Grand Army Suits
with Buttons. worth $1,000 6.76
1000 Very Fine Cashmere, Cork
screw, Worsted and Wide Vale
Suits in Getaways, Sacks and
Prince AlbertS, made for our
finest trade, worth from $1,000
425 Fine Light Spring Overcoats, $500
In ten colors worth from $500
1000 Men'sPants Of every descrp. o'o 70 ''oo
ton. worth 1925 to $500 at. 75to 2.75
SEQ B0ys'Suits age from IA to 49,
worth $50 to $lO.O0.......... 2.75to 400
1000 Cbildren's Suits, age from
to IA. worth $500 to 5000, at. LIZ to 2.75
1000 Boys Pants must go at...... .25
Thousands of other Bargains. We have strict
ly one price and everything we advertise. Bring
this bill with you aud we will gladly snow you
any article.
Look for the Signs! Look for
the Signs! Mothers will do well
10 come early and avoid the great
rush. store open every evening
during the sale. RENE mi Der this
Great Sale only lasts Is days,cOm-
mencins Friday, June 20, at am.
228 Middle ST., cor. Union.
je17 div
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
\. John Little & Go.
NOTHING 'GAINST TINES SCYTHE
CAN MAKE DRPRNCE."

And now that summer has begun, In our
store you find those complete assert.
ments that In summer are only to be
found with us at prices even more at
tractiye than In the months gone by.
We have not spared the pruning knife
nor hesitated to sell at prices cOrre-
spending with the values that cash can
buy.
Ladies Cambria Corset Covers at rs cts worth so cts.
embroidered al SO OTIS.
" handsomely embroidered Skirts al 500, 75c. ST
" Swiss ribbed Vests at rs cts. 81 OTIS. & SO ois
: wash fabric Skirts at SOC, 75c, $1.00 & SIPS
English Taffeta Gloves at 81 cts. and SO c's.
Ladies' Suede Gloves al rs cts.
tarcy Coaching Parasols at $3.50 and $500.
Spanish Lace Soafs rs cents, 81, SIPS and So
FIGURED Back orapeT Nets ST. $3.50 and So.
Plain and check Nalnsook 10, IL ~, is & rs os.
Lace Pillow Shams. Stamped Linen ec.
"Never resting Time leads Summer
on" and now for Ginghams, Satines,
Challies, Lawns, Cambrics, CalicOes
and all those woven and printed Cot.
tons, imported and domestic, known as
wash dress fabrics. and now you buy
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PIGS FOR SALE.

I'VE have at our Piggery In Cape Elizabeth. n
w lot OF Choice Pigs, White Chester and Rerk
shire graded, which we offer for sale; orders bv
mail promptly filed -
For particulars, call on or address
FLETCHER a. CROwRLL,
mar21d3m Portlana a.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-06-20

Don't be hoodwinked by
any travelling show who are
here today and gone tomor.
row, but buy your clothing
of reliable people where you
have redress IL goods are
not as represented.
1t is the buyers picnic day
at our store. We have taken
the broken lines In all our
fine suits that were formerly
sold FOR SIS, SI8 to $25, and
marked them all $3.50 for
your choice. Spot cash.
The larger part of them are
small and medium sizes, but
you can find sizes up to AZ
today.
They won'tIast long though
at this price.
Samples of our Tennis Suits
are displayed in our window
today.
HARRINGTON BROS,
Rines Building,
Nc, 542 CONGRESS STREET.
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EOR sALE-A two story house, ell and barn.
- with IL acres OF land, good orchard, pleasant
location, good schools, near Greedy Institute
Post ONCE and store; for further particulars In
qulre OF MRS. Il. O. BLACK, Cumberland Centre,
Maine. 29-4
EOR sALK-Cottage house, rooms, fur
- nished or unfinished, in first class condi-
ton, with modern improvements, situated at No.
~ Quebec street. Apply to JABEz TRUE, 1914
Fore street. i2tf
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-06-20

Tor SALE AT wOODrORDs- One
l. ga story house on Lincoln street. One
2 story house on Mechanic street. One story
house on Woodfords street. All with stables.
Also. ga acres of land on south side of Sprine
street. Inquire of o. p. ROGERS, ss7 Congress
street. city. a.
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FEMALE HELP

WANTED-Ac capable woman as hOusekeep-
w or In widower's family. Good girl to 20 TO
best homes In the city. Apply to =. y. PRARsON.
Gospel Mission, 0 TO ~ O'clock a. m. 1871
WANTED-Ac cook; call at eli STATE ST.
W al
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1890-06-20

WANTED -Cast Of Clothing of all kinds
w Ladies', Gents and Youths. VIII pay the
highest cash price for the above; cash prices
paid for carpets and furniture. Address, letter
or postal, to l Middle street, Portland, Me,
MRS. COURANr. 1913
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-24
Nogts 8ibelbiitorie
Witb WiQeoer.

Tenne Bibelbiitoris CT ioripnet meo 50
raire Bileoer iom iorilarer 2egisH % p1i'
ter 21ielpit hos Bernene.
Ten CO trpft paa uomRItet Bapir % NIB
bunoen | imuit presiet S~birtinssbiuo nieo
forgplht 9itsL. Priier er As Gents portofrit.
Strip I'll 3. Mnuuofeu,
24i6!s. 2fccrnb Sevl
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-24

turlise Bsretninesr, Der lettelissn trOes
al SOlt / GlminOslisbsb, furSi Be for.
tales m.o SanbbeoeRs fulos Cusrbs'
%Oisnins nf ct sIer nnbst isprigt meget
trup9rbist MennsIte. Der er heller
life | Os for fig uOset ~marfOarbist beri.
Spis Der sr uoset ppsrnatarlist til;
bpis en- Subsri6en ! DOR S!jabns Of al.
bsSe gennsr % SLENDER er mulis, ba
bSrsr bet at friue en- rlbItrift paa en-
8urOOlut juit life til be brabelisIte
SpGseliebeoriitsr. Meu bpap Der er
paafaleenbe peo Siftoricn sr, at ben
sube Dame life tantte paa at aipenbe
bele Sernbanss lllptteu, builtet pilbe
babe parst meset mere bsnipnsfuIOt,
ON snb life saniie iaa iutisrenbe for
8aitOr grpoer, Der nj fan 9laoe Jig
pep, at ban efter ipcciel 9ilabelie al
5OriDnet f~relites, Os at be andre
brabtes.
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-24
ct ifarpt &jprne.

5pr apinber er bet 25be Aloerss
aar, bpab man faloer ct itarpt Sierne,
og bet 35te me9et mere laa. Ge feler,
at ungbOmsaloereu for b~eitanoig lisser
bag fig. Neu Der foreligser inserl
Grunb, bpprfpr en- &pinoe paa 50 eller
As Gar ifuloe falme, blioe flap ue beg.
Supeoaariasen til be ameritanite apin,
bers tiblise 5almen lisser beri, al
mango Of benz liber al en- ellsr anbsn
toinoelis Spnsbsc eaer Spsoum, Der
bersoer Gnfistet bets SarOe, mailer
buntle Rirse unber ginene O9 paatrpt.
Ter bele Geitalter ps anii8tet 8reset al
uenbelise 2ioelier. DR.. Pierce's Fa-
vorite Prescription farerer ale iua'
6aune 2i6elisr, brinser &inbernes &Oier
titbase % befrier benz for ale Gmertsr
os Siemigselier, Der bibraSer til al
gisre apinoerne altfor tiOlis samle.
@aranterst, at Fsvorite Prescription
pirtsr tilfrsbsltiuenbe / etbusrt 2ilfalbs;
bois life, siues YenSene (sI.O0) til
bage.
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-24
Wtniaturbaaoeu "Storm
Sings Ict c.

s en- Siriuelie fra SibnsD til ct inf
@lab ms6beles iglsenbe GrltltbsSsr ON
~Gtorm Sings iareiutse Reiit. Den
lite 3uli nutOm 8oaosn meo &aptsin
SerseH'eu % bans 2ebinser Nitlien
Omboro / COB 8cboIb til ReSsa d
Bpeu albnnp / BET usltlige auitrdlien.
Gel file 5ortsi, oer mn CT 80 5pb
iau9t, S Bob % 6 EOmmer brebt %
bar en- 9pbSe al 4 Sob % 6 CONNER,
baooe iOrlaot 2onoOn ben l2te Septem
Der iiior. Otter cit meset itormiulo
Soeriart naaebe ganbeu Raoeira ben
2oen Sttober % &eruambucO ben 2loe
3opember. s ben iioituGUnte 6aon
opbclot &apteiu S~ereenieu fig fun ct
Bar 0a9e, booreiter Bnaoeu ben lite
Wedrts iGor eli for anter pda &apita-
oens Re0. Reiien bapoe MI Unret I
Ooer ct ballot War, % DC Reiienoc
tr9n9te baarot til at uobuile iis eiter
be itore S~trababicr. Otter 6 Tigers
SpDolo bIeU Gciien %iurtiat til Nuitra-
lien. & ge9DnoellcH a Ssiret gun
iti9t, men nnber BEN lobe Brebbe9rao,
ipo iOr MabasnsIar, iubtrui Der en-
frp9teli9 Gptlon, iOm bet fife 5nrtsi
BOG operItoo uoen at lioe lpnoer!ig
Staoe. Sort eiter bapoe 8aaoen c II
ll9netbe Chiffon OF beitnn, Tom ben liecs
ieoe5 beIoi9 oUerudn6t pna @ruuo al
i'm iortrGnell9e &onltruttiUn. 8aa
belle HeiIet fra 9npItnoeu til Sap Gen
ioin msbtc ~StUrm airg" fun ct eneitc
Glib, nemli9 ben omeriiauite Bart
"Ibam Speeu," Der bar pno gcieu til
WelbOurne, men aai9eucl babe be TO
SGfarere life nUBcn 6slelie al GniOm
beo eler 5Urluotbeo.
Den 29oe Sum tom MIA til ben Gil
i~tralife SDit, men b%Ortieet ira Dc for
iticli9e StOrme, BaoOe mai baot andre
Granddaughter at betjGmpe u~uoerUsi3.
Saaleoes git Srouometret paa "Storni
Sing" plubieli9 iltnn, us oa bc9ge Com.
menbrene fort i 6orueien li9cleOes bar
bleone itaaenoe, tuHoe aaptein SCR.
8enicn life ioretage Gti6s 8cregniu.
9erue, men maatte beregne Surieu paa
Gpfte % 6romrme. 8remierminiItereu
| 8eit Guitralien, Cir Malcolm 5raier,
Der netop befanot fig / albang oeG
8aaoenS Gnfomlt, aila9oe ben 2ocr
Suit Sapteineu ct Yeis9. Supteiu
Sgr9enieH asteOe at ppbOlbe lig omtreni
IA Gage / gllbanD os uiloe oerpaa mef
8OitOamperen reile til aoelaioc, bpor.
ben "Storm Sing" ligetebes ituloe IS.
reg. timber bele GieiIen bap6e Ssrgens
len, Der tiuigemeo 9tielisn bsianOt lig
Oeoite 8elgaaenoe, fuu miitet z Buto
8G9t.
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-24
Spemmet uper aaualcn mcae

SpDmmet oper aanalcn mcaeni
Gnglano % Srantrige bar en- Gmeri-
faner, 9aois Dalton, iorleSen.
Sans Specialitet er at ligge paa Rggs
gen i @anOet % fun BRUCE 8enene til
at losmme meo. San begpnOts i'm poue
lise Eur fra 8OulO9ue Ug le~oiageoes al
Ell &eouinssbaao, ipm ltulOe tase BAN
Op, buis ban Oilte 9esn til life at funue
flare fig lerger. Otter bans 8ereos
ming uilOe ban bebDUe ~ Elmer for at
TONNE DOer til 5OlteitOne; bette hog oss
iaa rosenlun6e til, ba ban sreieSe BET
paa uOSet minOre END 233 Zine. Of
ltauoeu CT 60 ensetite Mil (omtrent
80 aiiOmeter). "a ban BAR tpmmeu /
2anb, beipimeoe ban, men tOm mart til
Jig ielu igjen.
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-24

Ter er III nugget faa al bore 9anos.
meno, iOnt life bar bgrt Tale ON 3r,
3eters "&urito". Gen aniees for al
pere ben bsoite Rebtcin, Der npeen.
iiu6e bar Uaret fjenbt for &ensniHg al
B(ooet.
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-24
0ipO nprfe sfibes GnpsnOelie

Wipo norfe SfibeS Gnoenoelie i
6rastiarteu mellem Canada os England
itrioes Der / ensellte Blabe. De for
t9ler, at bet norite Stag / huebets
Saon uaier Ouer ct fort 5lertal al
Stibe % fOrmelis truer utsb at for.
tran9e bet brittle. De euSelfte glabs
timber bet teipaberlist, at 9rahspOrten
melsm lebenbe SSmaster iOm England
Os CANADA ftal fOresau ueS Sielp al
norite Sfi6e meb norlt ManSftab.
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-24

traple up at Tuttsn en- Mil fpran o."
"Sa, bet bar atturat iaa", iasoe Gutcri'
taHsren; -ies bar fOrtult SiitOrien ilere
Sdnss, % inssn bible tro ben. Seq CT
ristis slaS oosr at finSs ct 2ienOioue,
for i,s par ben Rano."
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-24

Settler @ilbelm bar beiulet. Of uqs
8srn, iom arbeiber ! Statens 5abriter,
fal unbsrisses af 2aserne, % at aas
be, iOm befinces at bore iuase easr
ipse, ftul ienbes til Ssfpiten paa Sta
tens Bstofnins. Rause liberole Re
sieriuser burhs eitsrlisn. tisis 5uran'
italtninser.
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-24
Seo1lol

gu CT oct I'D at betrpgge iuI 6renltiO oeo
at fire iig ct Strife goot o. bel6igt belig.
oenoe Sioplano / Rorriion so. wife, iom
/ Ssit t9u.er pua at grum0e ig ct saet Siem
o. fire iis en- ielObiulpeu pg unib9ngis
Sitting, bgr M fomme no noeu SpDolo, me
Gems Beiret sjgr bet beba9eliat at iGrOes
loe, iaa man uoeu BeiuGr ian ioretase en-
8runbig % iulOtGHOi9 lluoerieaclie at GAIT
bet oe Stousu. Com betlenot er Spioeg bet
beoIts Era I'll 3%erubaus Ties, % 9auoet /
RprriIon 60. er beuoIet meo fsrite Slasies
Stou, buorai en- for Iel er 6oioeg. Zen
gobe guling % ben oeraf folgeaos liulisere
Sauoelsrsrelie oeuHe SSit oil b%epir'e, at Der
nafts siar bliOsr bpgset mango bunoreoe
MiIt npe Serubaner | Rorousiteu, og 5gigen
beraf pl naturIigpis blioe itor Giteripgrgiet
os bgie griier paa Ties. Ser bar maj ait
iaa gintsrarbeioe I'll goo bortlsHeIte, iamiia
big fom man rubber op fit eset 2aHo. Gan,
oct iRlaes imiolsrtio uu meget burtigt, ibet
ganbiisbere itrsulRer til fra ct. Yaul, Win'
nsapOlis, 9uIuth, Mi9iBaH, 3uiHois, Soma,
9oros og Spo 7atota, tort ia9t iaa a0otiom
aGs Slater / lniouer, o. for al iaa Tort
aisrepei til Station bor man life uotals ST
ben, men fontme no itror os fire ia ct
StDtts 9auo, Tom betaler fig ielo % Oeo 81
ben bsraI sioer ajgberea en- COB 2aslgu /
gtntermaaneosrne. 9tttle Gals er fun 81
Times 9ernbarereiie fra Ct gauI, os oa
Der er 10 baelige Grain, tan bete Reiisn siBs
res paa en- Sag. Dor 9~anoaseut, Sr. s..
sanoabi, er altiO tilitsoe ueO 2ittie 5aas
o. CT aItib rebe til at Oiie 9aubisserue frit
ON paa ganoet.
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-24
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1850 Nasut 1880:
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suocis Hsrf, HrtuiHit 80 y. "a Ctr, gtD 9ort.
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Decorah-posten., 1890-09-24

@llenuiae, 81. o., 6te Sanuar 1890.
- s aaret 1882 forure6 jeg min 2tns
fel, Os fBrit e~iterat ies baObe anpsuoi
Ct. Satubs DIE bleu jes iulONanoig
6el6reoet. - G6Os. Nt. Ban @orber.
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-24

Mrs. Breckenridge's management
of DEBORAH dining ball, is giving
complete satisfaction. The cost per
week is about $3.50. 1.l7.6.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-01

Paymaster &. c. Rivers of the Fort
Worth and Denver, went up the road
last night.
Joint-Track Superintendent Patrick
Trims was in Dallas yesterday, taking
in the far.
The freight car shortage continues on
all the lines. aud there seems to be no
way out of it.
r. r. Robbins, travelling passenger
agent of the Houston and Texas Central,
was in the city yesterday.
Commercial Agent W. J. Smith of the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas returned to
the city yesterday from the South.
The railroad outfit of john p. Hughes,
the weil-known contractor, passed
through the city yesterday en- route to
Hillsboro and Waxahachie, to begin
work on the Missouri, Kansas and Texas
extension.
Commercial Agent Debolt of the Chi
cago, Burlington ana Quincy, who will
make his headquarters in this city, ar
rived yesterday and began making the
acquaintance of the rest of the boys.
He is d pleasant gentleman and met with
a cordial welcome.
w. u. NOuey iOi d iouS tAhO II VA-
ing passenger agent of the Little Rock
and Memphis road, has taken unto him.
self wife and has retired from railroad
life, having resigned the position he
filed with credit TO himself and profit to
his road. The good wishes of all the
boys go with him.
]. D. Grant, travelling passenger agent
of the Queen and Crescent route, has re-
signed and VIII go to Mississippi to re-
side. Mr.. Grant was one of the most
popular railroad men that roamed over
Texas, AMI his retirement from the walks
that knew him so we'll will be regretted
by his hosts of friends in Texas.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-01
FREE THINKERS.
Fourteenth Annual Congress OF the american
Secu'ar Union.

Fourteenth Annual Congress OF the American
Secu'ar Union
PORTSMOUTH, n. H., Oct. 3I.-Prom-
inent free thinkers from all parts of this
country and Canada are gathering here
to-day TO participate in the Fourteenth
annual congress of the American secular
union. At the meeting Of the executive
committee this morning reports presented
showed that the membership of the secu-
lar union had increased by several thous-
and. Plans are to be decided upon for
the Inauguration of national agitation in
support of the following demand:
The equitable taxation of church prop
erty in common with other property; to-
tai discontinuance of religious iustruc-
ton and worship in public schools, and
especially the reading of any Bible, re-
peal and prevention of all laws enforce
ing the observance of Sunday as a relig-
ious institution; cessation of all appro-
priations of public funds for educational
and charitable institutions of seotarIan
character.