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Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03
Bloomer. 0bippeuo 0n mis

Oloonier, eDippefpa 20, Nis.
ga les aloris bar feet goset berira, bill
les ltrloe no8le Orb % billie fra Gus, iom
Dor beromfrins. 8loomer er en- liSen gn
meo nOsIs 2rD.@oobs Stores, to 9rua
stores % ct Bar Saropare stores, ct
Epitbns liant Smeoie % gosnmaserlbop
% en- eiepator. 8eiolfniHsen berumiriua
er lor bet Reite SfaHoinaper; her er en-
1orltlutberif Renisbeb, Der betienes Of
Yaltor 5. 8aase iom er en- tro Sjaleisraer.
per er risset soot 9anb, soot &lima, os life
laii8t til Siopen. Nu ~fortiben er geiret
nteset u%itabist, en- Gag parmt, en- anben
tolot, eler 8ino; men bet bliper bel parmt
mes Gibsn. d.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03
Rpme. Mhntcnm On mnih

"S"Nt "IuANVH SVy UcuIp.
Ser er moi liot for Yapirturpen, meo bet
Sarlr'e jes inoienoer 8etalins for ct Gar
flat "Yoiten", iom boer llse fpmmer prompt
til oenne affros al Seroen. Tipme er Naps
net paa Dor voting precinct. Set Finger
noget tort, men Der er insen gaps. Sloeu
f'aa bore BABE ener Serlter Der / uritooen,
fsreno Der bIioer Sum. gn 40 gRil / glt
berfra iiooer en- Babe, ium er baabe Itolt cg
malelt@tiit nemIig Mouut gater meo FIN
bu'oe Gut9bsostrone ON i'm Ssie, os 3uiains.
%isltrene lom bans Spuurterlfer, os snooa
fer Wtonnt Raimer neo paa BAN.
gn Spmmerp9lter.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03
Jor -gtssrOsspOItMs
"6jen, 6jent, NIT flare
Sjetn."

pa Gberofees Subianerne bleb Srepet
ira lit Sjem / Georgia forat fsres
til fine 8eIiboelier peitenior Mi8Ii8s
iippi, tilbraste SUbu Sotuaro 8aDne,
5Orfatteren al "Sjem, Siem, nit tiars
Siem," ct Bar Tiger bos fin gamle Gen
Sobn ROis, Sspbius for Gberotee.Sns
bianerne. 5lere pruminente GberOtec.
Snoianere bar faitet / 5ensiel, o9 ben
Del al Staten, | bpilten Stammen bpeoe,
bar for Narperenbe operipsmmet al
~bepebnebe Starer at 5riOiQi9e.
Mebens &ois Os gupne iiober inOe i
en- liben Spite, boor be FARMER Jig peo
Sloen, saar 8sren pluoielig op, os utte
Solbater tiger IND. Gois us 8apne
blep arreiteret % fsrt bort paa Seite.
rDg8en. Oct bi9lper life, at bet itDrts
resner: aiiteO berer bet oUer Sals os
Sopeb belle Natten. !Senimoo Wlibnat
bespnber 9apnes 8aster at ipn9e
"Siem, Diem, bu tiare Siem," fOrat
bolbe fig paasen. "gloris baube jes
tantt mig, at ies ifuloe bSre ben Gang
unoer illse SmitenoisbeOer iOm bisie,"
bemerter Bapne i~srsmpbist.
"9eei bet trOr ies NOT" flyer 8oste'
rem. "Nten bet er en- batter Gang, iom
fan brinse rUsen bper til at m;noes bet
Siem, Tom ban bar Iorlabt."
"Su," flyer gapne, "nten oeb ou,
bpem Der bar ~ifreuet benz"
"Nei, sipr bu," ipsrser solbaten.
"Sa," ioareoe 8aDne, "ies bar fire.
bet oen."
"Sa bet siOrce ba piit," raaber SOt.
baten IpOOlt. "Gst fan bu forteae no.
gen Gnben us life mig. Ssr III Der.
bpis bu bar itreoet bin Gang, - os jes
usb, bu life bar - iaa maa on tunne
sieutase ben Orb for anoet. ge9puo
MI, Os las up, ellers faIter ies big al
Soften, % ba ital ou faa 2ou til at
lobe eiter ben iiteOstfor at iioOe paa
oen."
"Bapue iparebe meo at sienta9e Gan.
gen Orb for Orb lansipnlt % beOaset,
% oerpaa ipnser ban ben, iaa ben
samle, fore SfOsen iplbes al bans
prastise Stemme, iom ipnser ben patre
Retobi meb itorlasen Bntbos.
"a 9onerne omiiber bsr ben, tiger
Soloaten penlt9t:
"Sm bu life bar itrepet ben, iaa fan
ou ialialo ipnse ben, os bet iaa prog.
tist, at ies n9iten tror, bu bar ifrepei
oen."
San %tilfsier berpua, at ben. iom fan
ifripe en- iaaoan Gang, os ipnse ben
Zig iom Bapue bauoe sjOrt. ban Ital
life fOuime / 5ansiel, %iaaianbt ban tar
bialpe bet.
9a be tommer til Miuebseuile, bli,
Der 5anserne til i'm fore 5orbauielis
lssfaot efter ct fort % hpstist 5orbs Or,
os &ois paaitaar ben Dag ibas. at bet,
Tom irelite benz fra SOrnarmelier oa
San9ilet, bar ben Maabe, bpprpau
Tapne unber bin Iattereiie baube irn.
get "Siem, Siem, bu fiere Siem." =
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03
Witebe Smerterue | iaapel nit
Soueo JON | belle srOppen.
men oil life mite geltet.

Bennington, Riun., / Rat 1891.
Tr. ". Gmen.
Som De muitgois eriuorer iisbts lea
foftleone Ropembsr Waaneo ct Bette yio. 4
% bette bar yea brugt iiglge Teres Nupis.
ming. geeo gtRbe fan lea mstoe 9snt, at
jeg er iufofauoig iri for ben r~0oiomm.
Soueopiue lamt 5lngt | belle Rroppsu, oa Sc.
Btltet oil jeg lite oGre ioruosn o. CT in6sr.
Tia alao oa tdtnemlia for famine. Gpaiu
mig boab Il fadoaHt 8elte ioiter, JON bRTss
for 2ipmooerfdlo.
Grbgoigft
Dor 10. Wrs. Z. 6. Start.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03
Sapoe Opsipet oft 9aab. men bleu
boa reOOet.

@eueua, 81, lobe San. 1891.
Or. u. Epen.
ga BET mi or idd lGHae iioeu 8e berte no.
get fra mig, maa Sc Del iro al leg er ogo;
BET &c lea BOG lite; men for ct War foeu bar
ieg litter paa at jsg ifuloe os. qRaer bapoe
ies iggt % brust ale muli9e Slags Nteoiet,
uer, men bleo oo9 itnoig barre o. oVrre,
ida at ieg baooe opgipet alt Saab ON Set'
breoelie. Sea eioroe BOG enouu Il Tori91
% tjgbte at al Geres eisftriite Better, ions
fdnoeli9 er ben beoIte gieoidiu jeg bar prs.
pct. Rn fan jes slao % let uoisre nit ar'
bsioe i9icn.
8enligft
Dor 347. ". 81 marluHo.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03
Ippn pf,aeene. gIun So. Min

tonn Obscene, Clan 60, Yeinn.
St' 0or iOr bet @teite norIte Soil, JON
S'Ssf nl.O 3ioeu baaos | bet gns % bet
s"9tt' y'Osle Nmefiianers iinoes Der Osiaa,
900 er mile @aboer.
So' Nsrtnsspei sr siserbrus % apasapl.
'r' "ars aulins bleu her sjenuemsaaenoe
% Yr'ierus bar bpie, iiar paa be for
sn"'ss SorHiOrter. vi III fra 8 til 10
sTA ,gt's 90eSs pr. Gere, % bet er, bpao pi
"'0'r 900 crop Der.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03
aorreiponoarce.

usen Earn % SsrssIs ioa,s itts mlne-
i'rta- az b, Ilit III, ,rsons elsnrsmIaifs Of Res
fttu gspr, pi life tlips sHshtliseiSri. mss,
hut SUI ,~Sf,u,weass sorrtirsrhsni srl'E ea. H''n We
r'h'" sssisu,r rraa tcps Rarnst % abresien.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03

IN al 9rrts 57Tli.,"
NOE toasare S'aii,'f
Ipt "a aroaNr Iti
,er ben. q. l. II
yrpVct 7'r'S ~
ID %clrsper icm Hita i
s,. a. @Or~ n
roStoa ica ion VI
er "a tan Ii'f a'''"
Il soot : ben I'D 10 4
aasiuT g'tuIt II
risbte al 7sn "sX
b, arbsioc on o'9'
,ria parrt uian' II
sbitsbaa @ts ~
lfincu % leg iF'' IN
pil siprs os mere =, %,5,T
sia ii % COB g'ii'f
.eb. -
.aifinsu ION L'S mn.I
ben. Gle C. -
~r,il. er mega
"a icn stVis gaa :. IN
'v,ss sitcr cn til i'I .a.z
vi fiS at icr'' 'I''
alrItius, &sb. ~
nj, ira Dem, MI
- 6. saui'" IA
ne. ics nsont i'n
,su n ltgslaa
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03
aift,te
Gntie liant
Den

bar fat TIA GorJn
inbrii 60 ia1y Strv'h
9labrt3 Q]ltCrntrttr
afiiuc &C. uustH
Ubomrutrr,
lailirr, men ION III
.ic iontorr gQdiltrr,
It. naar &c tan ial ,H
gris.
HBis .;
i~Uyitaar at bragg Ssu,
be Sem cab if;i
SUiltcuiomhslh Ra'
.tdHD.
.eUiot, imuyt golCytt,
en- zen 5amiN5 Ct
til Drug
Iffler, IN tucker, It
Ct SlrgcicrH n
fHF-gge SIrat
"a check Err 9
cu9ca gm bVgr,to8
iaa gIlt altiaa cr 'niS
zoe Beo biElg Of steel
ufurat, "a BE- GtlG Sr
]tisHr mmgn
nlro itpyite Cm5r5Bs
.in). fau igoIt ae,n
M.
OiotI BAT Vi i0IJt 'un
abe low % high arm,
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03

u Ga bet az umutist at aHstps. hpSr hsr an Del
drasisu % aliiaa ssiaa al ben tilbastbsiaIts GTast
ielbr paa beer tnitlt pspsepoft al uesitturs.
anterss hisIs btr useu 5rasras al tilsassiali 6yast.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03

Fs) Gtttt tnsss mse amber eenut scuscgct, lctet sen
e~ltrtsrte Ttt al bette arbtsbt It ,umm,t TT
gpttt ior 9osaIeis i~rtmtibiat frus.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03
Git WaSeonSc. 8benmatisme. 5or'
itoppelie. 2%euerIpgoom 90 Gerue'
ipaffelie bar altiammen ior'
laot mia.

gtoar 8auep, ga, 21oe Gprtt 1891.
Or. ". Eueu.
Sea er mi msgst bs6re. giit MaUeonos
min Rbeuniatisms, 5oritoppsIie, 2eoerig8
bonn % RerOfipGiieIie bar %altiamusn iOu
laot mia M. Mit Sisrtsonoe % Sisrte
Happen isler iea 10 eHbmi en- Sang imsllsm
men lea tGuier, at Belief oil Driue osiaa bel
pQt meo GiDen.
Ieres me6 agtelie,
Dor IA. Reter Wttteli on.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03
SlOo. 90 = TACOMA 500. 90

1t Dollars ~toutaut. o. 500 1laaHsstn tstalr for
en- Spqastomt iies pte bet rps paciHc tHtHerite uutUtTs
fty, b~slie8snb. I Laeomos n~potliaits 5oriiao. g}otor
saar qisnutm GisnooumeH. @g9ninasH Dil bliut 100
Rob I 5reHttu o. So BOB pla ben anbtn sant; iommtr
tit at Ton, $1,000 '0rois. SaHbd ,r iiiauttt tit ErHg
for uOrft,. iorni,, % tor, sir.tiomiuns. Abrs5is:
Pacific Lutheran University Association, tuu B1ro
L. Smitb, 3acoma. &oib.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03

(ts q
Nestsa
|'s' E9iaast sar,
a~Es&sI.s q IA,
sEsS
I bette nsrsS,.
0a men tsr1ztt
SfrIiat %sunfSr,,
port SiasO,.
ln5s bette giGss,
e uOgtit'H. % ),
|oeIP9lo, betoIt.
Enlsrj 'GBriItus
|oS'otrre bar ufr,,
|%ioHnSsrIi8s supit.
|e' al bette Itpvs,.
bar iset bet.
lt9 ON @Orgsasu
F i0rOrer BANS %,
ium8. Seoi6ft,s,n
heuIeecr 8uatus,
|naIe @tui, bual,u
8aa bill bare yor.
ban uo8ao fig isr
ltr8s NoUorIa mob
rlso tdGsnbs 6aar
sucr egmtOl, fun
B fm noGet SiG.S,
JUS men 6ouutn
ermOoiss % Irras.
Trsre, tcrt be iurb
er oR Fl Barn. fur
y ornttt @rn8o,s
Zee ubtrpt Of 6al
b ]UrrrrafsHot To
M I fer. War 5s
} ien,
prab, Sptpa.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03

and teal Of III
ale thereof and "
.epIace the same req
.huttles, bobbinS ana
,e ]nbrtpoc,i8 on'Ha1
.mcr til fit aslcnn'i
> nria0tg NSrsit ri
r b, S0DS
LOB arm.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03

tge nbtrpt af 6al
B o%pcrratenbe frs
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03

bar uir,,
.~ioHnserlise gupa,
~ al bette ftrv.,.
bar Iset bet.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03

nlso tGGsnbs 6aar
GgmtOl, fun
'Wt ng8et 8igtS,
us 3 men 6ouusn
'rmooi8s % 'ryu,.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03

bort @iQsN,
'nBe bette 8iu,s,
ct uOBft,u. % b,
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-03

M I fer, Var 5s
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-08-06

One Loan school order, No. 253, da-
ted June 80, 1891, to order of Bertha
Noodle, for $50. Endorsed by Miss
Noodle. All parties are hereby warned
ed against purchasing same.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-08-06
Auditor ALERT received instruc.

Auditor ALERT received instruc-
lions fromthe board of education of
N. Oak. to report on the school
lands in the south western portion
of Cavalier county. Mr.! ALERT and
Supt. Fox with several experienced
men started west to make the neces-
sary examination. On their return
last night MI. ALERT informed us
that owing to the absence of water
on the prairie they could not com
plete the entire job, but examined
the lands nearest the several settle
ments, leaving the settlement in the
morning and returning to it at night,
thus leaving few townships in the
extreme southwest not examined,
but says that when the weather gets
cooler the work will be resumed
and completed.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-08-06

Flickertail. ~
New Potatoes at Taylor's.
Choice Roasted Coffee Csc per tb. at
Boyd & Cairns. 81
Attorney Bussiers will move into his
new Office to-morrow-the one former
ly occupied by Attorney Kessler.
Mems and boys ready made clothing
at your own prices at Boyd & Cairns.
That stone pavement at the rear of
the Palace Hotel is a good idea and one
that might be followed with profit by a
great many others.
Mrs. L. McNiven, who has been vi
sitting with her brother and sister-in-
law in this city for the past two weeks,
left Saturday morning for her home in
Ontario.
An ice cream social was given at the
Presbyterian church Moday evening for
the benefit of the Ladies' Aid society.
After the social Rev. Scott delivered a
lecture, and Rev. S Mitchell and Saun-
ders made short addresses. Some $15
were realized.
There was fresh cigar drummer in
the city last evening who took the trou-
BILE to 60 about the city after dark and
paste his gum slips advertising Banner
cigars upon the windows and conspicu-
Gus places of our business houses. Ii
this sdose'' is ever respected and he is
caught at the work he is liable to get
into trouble.
Among the passenger on Tuesdays
train was Hans o. Bjornerud. formerly
of this city but now of Fairhaven,
Wash. Hans has started grocery
store and reports aourishing trade
and although greatly taken up with
Washington and her resources, still he
retains warm spot in his heart fol
North Dakota. There are hundreds
Of idle men in that country who cannot
find employment.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-08-06
Lost.

One Loan school order, No. 253, da-
ted June 80, 1891, to order of Bertha
Noodle, for $50. Endorsed by Miss
Noodle. All parties are hereby warned
ed against purchasing same.
JOHN B. CHALE.
For sale Cheap a Mccormack
binder in good repair, at Ellerton, on
one OF two falls time. Apply to Fl D.
ALERT, Lang6on..
For second handed Deering Harves-
tiers call on J. M. Rlakely. As
Three good farm teams for sale, i'll
quire Of B. r. Click & Co. Stiff
Boyd & Cairns are paying the high
est market price foS wool. As
:iNow, there gees woman whose
chin plainly indicates frmness.' you
are wrong. There is nothing firm
about thas woman's chin. 1t oscilliates
ON the slightest provocatson. l happen
to- know Tx.
1000 dozen eggs wanted at once by
Fossum, Hunter & Co. 35tf
Bars of good brown soap for 25c at
Boyd & Cairns. 81
The Cavalier County Bank is now
prepared to loan any amount Of money
on Chattel security.
Choice brands of cigars and a variety
of soft drinks at the Columbia. 3S
The Dakotas have solved the prob
lens of poverty by sheep husbandry,
With little band of sheep the small
farmer need not despair even if the
struggle of natural forces drives the
rain clouds from his skies. Montana
Journal.
A large and complete stock of dry
goods received at j. M. Blakeley's. SO
Park River best patent our-always
uniform and reliable every sack war
ranted to please. SAT-
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-08-06
cpEAT NORTHERN RY.
TIME TABLE.

AF. and A. M.-Lebanon Lodge u. ~
IA Regular Communication on second ana
NSM1fonrth Friday of each month. ,.,
IVY A'''A W. MI. NJ, Blakley.
Y\ secretary-F. Hodgins.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-08-06
CHURCH DIRECTORY.


Observation-Disclosures in Langdona every
sunday Mt D. M, and every alternate SUNDAY
o Of II :" m. Elkwood church every two weeks
at at II a. m. Lyle school house same day ut Sp
IN. Harvey Center school ,, mouse $ n eyEcy s"o
weeks ~" ~ Pastor.
NpruoD,sr Observation-Disclosures. will be
held at the Presbyterian church building
every second Sunday at p: m: p,s+or
0'oA' Rev. D. c. IRWIN, Pastor.
BAPTIST CHuRcH-Services every SUNDAY araa. ya at
Ross Lake at II Il. m, Sunday school, after ser
v MTss At Carey's school house, at 3:30 p NJ
and ut the Langdon school house atH5G p: M IL
Prayer meeting every Thursday evening" d.
Mrs. McDoaald's, Rosa Lake. .
h''' REV. P. MITCHELL, Pastor.
acknowledgement, first and third Sunday
in each month at 10 u. M; Olga, every sunday
except the first and third and all testlvals ns
Srst and thirt Sunday in each month.
III 50 '''N c. Z. TRUDEI., Pastor.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-08-06
Co. e Attention.

The members of Co. E Will meet in
this city on Friday afternoon and even
ing, August IA, fol, target practice and
drill. By order
WIN. MCQUARRsE,
Captain Commanding
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-08-06
Llangdon Markets.

N. y N. Elevator company. Cor
rected Thursday of each week.
Wheat. No. hard, .............. s0.s1
Wheat, No. Northern. 70
Wheat, No. 2 Northern. ........ IS
Wheat, No. 8 Northern. 1865. 70
Rejected. $500. $40
Barley. .s6@45
Oats. 40
C4dA. ................. OF
Potatoes, per bushel. .......... SO
Lay. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 81
Wood, popolar; ............... 8 90
Wood, oak; 5 90
Butter, ls "a 20; Eggs, loc.
Wool, unwashed. H.. ........... 15G1S
Wool, washed. .................. 2S(G27
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-08-06

For cool and refreshing beverage
drink Hollands Extract of Malt at
the Columbia. SO
Ladies get your calling caGds, all
STYLES, at this office.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1891-08-06
MARRIED

L-ROBERTsON-At the NJ. E.
parsonage, by Rev. D. c. Irwin, on
Saturday, Aug. l, 1891, MI. William
Campbell, of Byron, to Miss Minnie
Robertson, of Toronto, Can.
The happy couple left the same even
ing for the home Of the groom who is
one of the foremost farmers of the Cy-
press district. They carry with them
the best wishes of host of friends,
among whom the COUBlER-DEAsoCRAT
begs leave to be numbered.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1891-06-25

Miss Mary Schiller, who is going to
South America in the interest of the
Columbian exposition, is a grandniece
of the German author bearing that
name and was for five years school
teacher in Pittsburgh, At the end of
that time she had saved sufficient mon
ey to go abroad and to remain there for
three years, which she devoted to per
fecting herself in the modern languages
and in the study of art and architecture.
On her return to this country Miss
Schiller went to Washington to teach
German and Latin in the schools and
English in the South American lega-
tions. she has also acted rs regular
contributor to the Ledger, of Philadel-
phia. During her daily intercourse
with the legations of the Argentine
Republic, Brazil, Chilli, Colombia, Peru
and Venezuela the determined little
teacher seized the opportunity not only
to perfect herself in the Spanish
tongue, but to acquire a thorough
knowledge of the literature of South
America in general, and especially of
the efforts in prose and poem of its
best known women. She has now in
preparation translation of a popular
novel written by the Helen Hunt of
South America, and bearing strong re-
semblance in style to the exquisite story
of Ramona. Chicago Post
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1891-06-25
HUMOROUS.
children.

Nc, Clarissa, when the bouquet OF
wine is spoken of it is not the bios
som on the drinkers nose that is re
ferred Washington Post.
-Professor-Name the bones of tn,
skull. Ratified Student-Oh! indeed
sir, I've got them in my head, but ]
just can't think of their names, sir,
Philadelphia Record.
q think" said the disconsolaU
farce comedian, "that I'll go and get
vaccinated.' What for?" ITO see i!
can't find something that will take
Washington Post,
Zone of the features of the evening
was the beautifully y-decorated jag pre-
sented to Col Brimm, was the way
went into the paper, and the reporter l,
looking for some way of spelling ou'
the letter when he wants to write
the word jug. g."-Washington Post.
"A Delightful Thing to Contemplate
~ don't think papa cares much foi
you, Fred" she whispered, softly
"That's all right" he replied, fore
warned is forearmed, you know
Wouldn't it be NICE" she continued, ir
much lower whisper, 'if you were
really four rmed?"-Epoch.
-Which?-A beautiful young lady
and her once beautiful mother were
walking down the street together when
they met two gentlemen whom the
m, ther knew. How much your daugh'
ter resembles YOU" exclaimed one
"How closely You resemble your daugh'
ter" exclaimed the other. Now which
of these gentlemen was invited home tc
tea?-Somerville Journal
-Mil1nan-"Did you buy that COW
you were asking about?" suburban
mo; was going to, but wilkins tolc
me Just in time that the critter hadn't
any upper teeth" Millxman-"I sup
pose you know that Wilkins bought
here" Suburban-"No, did hep" Milk
man-"And that cows never have any
upper teeth?" Suburban Thunder
s that so?"-Boston Transcript
The safest plan to pursue at a swell
reception, where the walters and the
male guests are clad in swallow-tails
is to jam your hands into your panta
looms pockets and jingle few COIN
when you meet a stranger. If his eye
begin to bulge and his hand commences
to travel toward you, he's waiter
This is a straight tip,-Pittsburgl
Dispatch.
Percy (aged five)-'Papa, if yol
had been married 90 Harry Lees mann
ma, and Harry's papa had been married
to my mamma, whose boy would hav,
been, anyhow" Papa Coughing yer,
hard behind his er)-'I-I-well
Percy, my dear, think this is a Lowell,
day for little boy to go out and play
You'd better run right out now, like
good little boy. Smith Gray & CO.
Monthly.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1891-06-25
A Bride, wife and Mother Club.

An outgrowth of Miss Dodge's clue
for working girls in New York city, is
the Bride, wife and mother club
which meets every week at the club
rooms on Thirty-eighth street. Some
of the members of the girls society
graduated into wifehood, and forfeiting
thus the privileges of the girls club,
they entreated Miss Dodge to organize
a special branch for wives These are
some of the subjects discussed: "Choos-
ing and furnishing a house" Best and
easiest way of keeping house." House
cleaning and its aid" 'Ilow TO dress,
amuse and train children" "lIow to
make a home pleasant for both hus-
band and children" and 'lIow to be
neighborly without being gossipy." D." a
woman physician has been hired to talk
on "Babies and their needs "Emerg-
encies and how to meet them" ''The
medicine box and its uses" A trained
nurse has given practical lessons in the
care of the sick, the making of beds for
invalids, the bandaging of simple
wounds that are not serious enough to
need the doctors attention, and the
preparation of food for the sick
Springfield Mass Republican.
Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1891-06-25
PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

Robert Grant, theBoston lawyer and
writer, is thirty-nine years old and has
delightful home on Commonwealth
avenue. His practice confines him so
closely that he has little time for liter
bry work, although he attcmps to de-
vote an hour of each day to writing.
-Edmunde de Presseuse, the late
French Protestant writer, had under
gone the operation of tracheotomy and
had lost the power of speech. Writing
vas then his only means of communi-
cation with his family. But his wife
had become blind from cataract, and
their intercourse was sadly restricted.
Antoine Chapu, the Frence sculptor,
who recently died from influenza, exc
cuted bust of President Carnot last
year, making his model in Bonnats
studio, where that painter was at work
simultaneously on portrait. lie was
a bright, vigorous gentleman of fifty
eight years, and was often seen at re-
ceptions and fetes with a lovely daugh.
ter, who completely tyrannized over
him.
The New York and Chicago Press
Clubs have somewhat similar schemes
for the erection of suitable club build
ings. The New York Press Club, with
about $1,000 already subscribed toward
a building fund, has approved report
of its building committee in favor of
buying site in Park place, so by 100
feet for S375, 900, and putting up a build
ing at a cost of $5OO,000
An amusing story is told of the eX-
EmprcssEugenie going to make friend
ly visit TO her majesty, Victoria of En-
gland. The French queen naturally
wore her gown of ceremony" with
trailing skirt and the sensible little
English sovereign with her customary
short petticoats and strong low-heeled
boots, entertained her distinguished
visitor by dragging her train and all,
through the slush for walk about the
farm at Windsor,
Russia claims to possess the oldest
soldier in the world in Col. Gritzenko,
of Pottawa. near Odessa, who on Feb
ruary celebrated his one hundred and
seventeenth birthday. Entering the
service in 1889, over one hundred years
ago, he received from the hands of the
Empress Catherine, after the taking of
Ismail, where he was serving under
Souwaroff, the military gold medal.
This bears the inscription; "For ex-
ceptional bravery at the assault OF
lsmail, December II, 1880"
The King and Queen of Denmark
gave their granddaughter, the Princess
Louise when she was confirmed, white
enamel furniture with pale blue Per-
sian rugs and hangings for her boudoir.
Her mother, the crown prince, gave her
gold-mounted Bible; her father, a
watch set with diamonds; the emperor
and empress of Russia, ermine and EN-.
eralds, and the princess of Wales dia.
mond-studded fan and a ruby-mounted
bouquet holder.
1t is announced that Mrs Grant
will not allow the "reminiscences she
has written of her late husband, Gen.
U. s. Grant, to be published. She has
been at work on them for some time
and intended at first that they should
appear in one of the magazines. Her
materials included all Gen. Grants
private letters to her, many of them
having valuable comments on his part
in the war. She has changed her mind
now about publishing the "reminiscences
and will leave them as record to hei
children.