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Decorah-posten., 1891-06-17
Gn Snaafina I & meo
Gu Nnigator.

Tn Snaalns, Der Iarer iOm Stpr,
nane meb ct tort 6rcsatlttb ira aren'
bal, itrioer ira Saiti:
"3et er III 6 Tiger, iiben pi ANTON
BERTH eiter en- belois Rsiie fra BuenOs
apres 3isie 6 Tiger
WauianlIn bar life p9ret al be bebas
9eligIte, on bet er ct meget tun9t Gr.
beioe meo ben Brislelpeo. Tom baaoe
nlaa ia9es % bus9es, isr oi fan itupe
ben neo / Rummet. Sertil toumer en-
trpttenoe Seoe ON Ga9sn % be enoes
Isle Suarme al Mostitper og Sono.
lluer ON Natten, iaa mine &rme %
Ben er sanits opbouueoe og Optloreos.
IPit Sbero i De lioite 3 9e9n bar uGs
ret at ielle meb 8nrta8ien Umtrent 3
nUrIte Ollie ino / en- 5loo eiter irtitt
ailoeOano (5lOouauoet CT brafi). Baa
ct 9runot Steo / Gloeu iaa le9 6mores
Der at otsie tore p9mmsli9e Gligatus
rer, lpnt er temmeli9 uR~r9aaenoe. Seq
otoite, at DC bar Der, og bapOe OeriOr
ta8et meo mig en- goo Sarpun. aops
telnen 10, oa ieg to9 ben, % In9oe, at
bet life plloc titles at barpmere olsic
BRiter, oa 0arpuncn life tutOe trGnge
giennem oeres tptte Banner, fra builtct
@epRrtugter prRQer tilbage. Seq tO9
autgeUel 0nrpunen meo Ell tllng o. tgf
Ggeltang paa. Oct pareoe life lrnge,
f0r Ell temmelI9 tor Aai9ntor tom
Prominence li9e moo Baaoen. 8 ct
gtu bar ieg Sarpuner % Stau9en tIor,
% oa ben bal pm.trcnt Ell Baaoslnuloe
ira 8arta8ien itgbte ies til al ale
srGiter. Banoe 8pret, 9arpmen %
Stan8en iorioauot i 8pbet. Seq be.
9pnote III at bale ganite lan9iomt % /
Slnen; bet %iOrite, les iaar ie, bar nas
turll9pts Stan9en, men bet git iuu let,
at ie9 troeoe 9Dret baube reiIt i'm Bel;
men | Oct iamme ft ies ie @abet paa
Aal8atpren, ION bauoe blot tuersopCr
Stan9en % bOret line 3Rnoer bpbt mo
| ben. Seq ~llatfer oa 2inen igleu %
ror ll8e paa Sano. ga le9 Iaa 1T ben
op paa S%tranoeu, Ter je9, at Snrpunen
bar 6Oret Jig oybt ino / oen8 Sioe llge
peo ben enc BagiOO. Seq TOM oen oo
laa nGr, at ieg lit gipe ben ct Sug OUer
9alien meo en- gIe; men ben trGugte
life 8iennem SuOen; oa ies iaa 9icntOg
Su98et, 9Ieo 9len no al SaanOen paa
mig % ialot no | 6looen. Nu bauOe
leg fun en- JOloetniu ttlba9e; men jeg
turoe life uRrme mig iaa meget, at ic9
funoe BRUCE ben. @iterat jeg imIOlers
tio gapbe siuet ben nu9le bDgtige Slag
| Sooeoet, % ie9 troeoe, at baue 9jurt
ben ultaOelis, itaf le9 aniuen IND oens
Stoe, men bet baooe nRr fOItet MIG min
Saano; tbi meo 9pnetS Surti8beo
inappeoe ben eiter ben, Iaa ie9 fun par
en- CONNIE fra oens forf9roelige CAB.
Strar eiter fpm en- Re9er rpenoe, %
meo bans 9ielp sjOros Ui Oa ltrar
@noe paa ben Og III Den inc / BuaOn.
Saa iplote Ri ben meo 8ano % 'ieileoe
iaa %temmeli9 frp OmbOro; hi bopoe 10
o9iaa uoiDrt Ell SeOriit, iOm Uiit iaa
SjBmeno isr bar uofgrt, - ialialb
life nogen 2anOirab6e ira Snuaieu.
Wtan giorOe naturii9Ui5 tore Zine, oa
ieg fOm pmbpro meo nit 8ptte. 9lQis
9~atOren bar 10 Sob lang; oens 4 6pbs
Der er III ubitOppeOe iOr at tages meo
til Nrenoals Muiaum. &eIten er iors
eret til Saiene, ium / M9ngOe lugms
meoe Omfrin9 Stibet. 81 bar filtet to
al bisie &jGmpefiite; ben enes &pgrao
bar jeg uota8et p9 9iemt iOr oerai at
labe arbeioe en- SpaoierItOt."
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-17

s lansere 2ib FEB ie9 al Mansel
pau 5Orosielie. Seq bru9te meo uos
mGrtet &eiultat Or. au9ult &gni9's
Samburser~9 raaber. Saa mart min
Wape bar / lloroen, bruste ies oiSie no.
mGrteoe 0raaber. - Senrp Rormann,
189 9. 8rOaoruap, Baltimore, Wib.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-17
wsi,sbrep fra Bergen.
~, 6aIlparb gsrsD
(Eortiattelie.)

lObhtt'y
4i,i, aastsiteunsr bar bOlSt iis til
t,r,re lib. Ger par to al BEN
CONNER; ben enc / Wiai % sunni,
,,o,u Suli. 9a bar belle Baa'
orfplbt Of IorOlanbsi9ster, ole
fSaaeOe meO Silt.
o Re miubre &UrgesbiitOrier napnes
;;,lOen, at @aslanoerne en- 9ic
on i~turatet SauOel paa Bergen
.,rr be bleu Dog tiliiOit tnafteOe al
1,a,rne. giitnOt bar gnsellfmenbene
~, fife litere enb &puerpat, men bet
"a, soo paret beore at bape bapt benz
-, sno enO at bet enc 8arti ltulbe
8; hlOtommen Serre paa 8labIen.
IN Gina, iom usiaa bioros meset til
;, ,ip, BET ncrite Clement Bergen bet
.,s, suat, oar &ttaliebrgorenes gin.
W.
Frb,l at De tpIte 8per louebe no, at,
~. ROoen uiloe berie paa be tire nor
~, qanoe, iaa Ituloe be pa trp9t 9ilz
fob hos Dem,
vi opi.oo en- bet Gel SjOr0uerIIaaz
w ber trt0coe paa 8itin9uis. De
nnte ia 8itnliebrpbre, foroi be paa
oyairm ifulOe FIRE Sittualier eler
Too if 9viterre / Stufbolnt, Der bar
-Selnta al ben banit.nOrife 9rOnz
,,r, Mar9retbas Trooper. 3i8ie
.RrgOrs~ on9reb Bergen 4 @ause,
,nlia / 1898, 81, 142S % 20. 20
srras brRuOte De 8pen, ben nurite Sci
rsarligpj3, % bpao Gn9elltmGnoeue
ss,, itrs9 o9iaa meb. Den fsrlte
s,ra iat Be iaalebes Slo paa 81 ens
,dfs 6uie % tos 8arer til en- S9roi
$4,000 4uno, bullet oil ii9e me9et
\ 3aQe, Oa 8eu9ene bar iaa oDre. ct
sns War f6r bapoe 2piterne enbUs
nr5t euOel @n9elifm9no, lom bar
.aas til 8peu meo fOuscli9t 2eibe.
!. ROng 6aatpn nU9en Gio efter fom
gargtn % trepeoe Bob for 9rabsr
ralars, bDO De bam til Sppt - 20
smStr oil
lous 6remItiains al SanIeaternes
EgY / NOr9e uil pi flute meo ct tort
Fiat al Song Wta8nus Critters Stri.
EC
'Gaor Be tOmmer til SaUnene %
Esu inb til 8rp99erne, mi89anOler,
ry % orGber be Soft % REFER Iaa
Sa uOsn at brp fig ont at aiioue
; 6~orieeIie mob CUB % aonsen.
r Be tOmmer ben, riper De neo
Il ion tilbsrer SOnsen eQer Qnbre,
ringer Dem til Deb! 9e tilaber
1t Der uofpres andre Waoparer
tsGta StGbsr til Sverige % NOr9e
taNarOet vi, uielt Mel % fOrfal.
ESgmlsi"
t@r OanItelise Gorbulbsne melsm
EFan % be tpife Stabsr nc babe
~ ,uN man bsbit lutte bsrat at Der
at a 8 Nar lltteoeS life minbre
'Gaabeustilitanos paa tortere eIer
F~u lib.
Com En- &aritet fan n9ones, at Biip
FaaaE B0rti 8a8lerue latte, paa
Gnitiitclie, Slo paa Bergen.
f;a08 itrp8 blauot mango andre
rr0cr O8iua s airter mso.
In Ntsresiuntsfe Del al 8er9ens
tTs tngtt.r Fs naturlisois til ben
IA BEN bar Risets Suusoitab.
s'n8 8OatOn SoatOniens 3rOniug
vt ns8et CRUST til, Gan blep
stlenot trpnet al 8arbiual 8iQiam
:'SIHa, iOm Yauen ienote til Iorse
@t 2Grinoe.
y han tom til England, isste eng
Scms at Itr9mme bam tilbaae.
'lNe iaa oaarlis aOit, ia be, %
y nor itormiuIOt % farlist.
a"'SInaIen Loo Jig BOG life itramme.
1a' I'll Bergen % faiteoe anter
Sao8en. sOngsn roche no til
! IN prG9ti9e 6emostppeiesie.
S' 9aOe Biliet paa b~inanben, Itea
~a'' % aaroinalen blep Der mob.
nfo En- tor Srpcesiion af @eiIt.
%1' Ea8en eiter bapbe ban 9ing
v'''itete, % ban bolot oa en-
30ori bet bco:
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-17
g uffer.

Siuelerne, Der Opfanot naIten ale
3ing, fsreno nOBen Nuoen bsrte oerorlt,
paa %Itaaar, at be cgiaa bar be pprinoes
lt8e SpfinOere al Suttertilpirtning, %
BET ii8es, at Gutter bru9tes / &ina Iaa
lan9t tilbage iun 5000 Nur iDr arilti
6goiel. 9ette faaar uare, iOm bet pil,
men en- ~iitfert fuItilaaet Sieno89ieruillg
er bet, at BET / Siua unoer Gins Sic.
8jertn9, 200 Nar fDr &riiti Ssoiel, pirs
teli9 tilotrteOes Der. Suoien bar giOrt
Den Baaitano, at Dpiinoelien iprit iauot
Steo Der, men Sanoipnli9beOen er ben,
al 0inoUUerne lGrte Suniten al Sine
Ierue, % at Den fra Dem after gift Oioere
p~eitOper. Glerauoer ben StOre uOs
Ienote NeGr6oS paa Ell EXPEDITIONS
retle ppao SubusfOoeu, p9 fprtalte,
Oa ban tom tilbase, blanot &nOet, at De
a~iiatIIte 5plteIlas laueoe Counting"
uoen at benptte Sier BERTH.
8aa ben 9io baooe boerten @rRter,
Sober eQer SabDlpnier n%pgetIpmbelit
aienoitab til Sutter; isnere berimOb
begpnote Osiaa be at laue ben Sla9s
Counting" men ben belle 5remsunss'
maaoe Ipre9it me8et lanSiOmt. Gur
$50 for 8riItuS bieu ben fureltreoet
iom WfeoiciH, % lise pp til bet 17be
Garbunbrebe bar Suffer ubeluttenoc en-
toitbar Gurus, Der alene bru9tes ueb
b~sitibslise %Nnleonin9er. ga li9e op
til gespnoelien al bet l8oe Garbuns
orebe fOrbru9tes Der | England life
mere euo 20 NitQioner 8unb, meoens
Der III 9aar mso pper 1000 0}illiOner
Tunb. Rafineret Suffer tilpirfebe3 /
England fprlt 1859. Suniten Bauoe
en- Mano / 8eneoig 6etalt Saracenerue
en- ubyre Gum for at lore, % bette fpm
man9iOloiss al GurOpas 9anbe tilgooe.
eiosr Tu al Sppecpins, SaIisIpae, 8rpfiOas.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-17
3 mange Ggue al gGggptcn er Der

"'N"DN SO"N NSDpr"N
upbaset @rasbpppeG9, % Suarme al
unse CHRISTOPHER bar ulereoe piit Jig /
iorItieaise Dele al 9anoet, ii9r / Gpres
sGsDpter. De bar alerebe siOrt me9en
Stabe paa 9Omulos' % Maisbpiteu,
men Der befrgstes enonu itprre goe.
lasselie, naar ben belle Mtusie al 9Gs
er ubtlettet. Resisrin9en bar gie for
Stiainssns Glour os traffer 5Orbolos'
re8ler til Snosts 8etjGmpelie ueo at
ppleie Sorben ps i9tte ben unoer 9ano
pna be Steber, bpOr mat bar funoet
@resbpppe99.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-17

gamsr 90 Server! StuS cite. en- ersstIt STANDARD
S~reubog. er stUsr tpodta N%nuisntH3 ior Samm,pists
ming al dut Sld95 S~ittoelitr, o9 l%Hotbolesr 100 i~ori.itl,
li5s Sluss 9tsrier5Teut. NerioHr, ION lite q sopt
hltrre I bet ~tnseIite Spro5. Tan uso otHus erg15oJ iors
Rare fig en- inter- % buriis gUtlis. 9t isHo,r Boasu
iamt u melet oatrs aaoHtort ior 0tH ttlt9, gris al -
0tats. as,Hlsr sHi.eB. 4rsou 5 Gents. Aeresis:
s.. =. Brtbtrg
36.l7.l2 Glar'igto, U(tUu, Bor2 rs.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-17

Satoria tirsrer 0otii, Soritoppetie,
eur Dtaus, Itarrbotd, Spitgbeu,
3r1ber Eratt. siusr zSua o. 900 5otogelis.
lloeu itaotige 6stgsr.
3 Here Nar bar leq dHbciatet 1srfs Gdito
rio, on ieg ital ultio aigre BET oa Reiuitattr,
ne bar aItto pRret DclgiGrruoe.
GoWtu =. Earoet. VI. D.,
"The Winthrop, i25th Str. and 7th Ave.
New York City
r CoMPAHy, a auRRaY STREET, NEv YoRK.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-17
2GrbpOigit

9dldtuIs, Soma, l2te Dtat 1891.
0r. Or. Sanoen! -
Som De Oeo. fix je9 ct al 9eres
"Electric belts, % bet bar giort mig
meset subt. Seq bar life mere nosen
Smerte, os piloe life ial9e Bsltet iOr
no9en 8ris.
Seq er I9roig III at bore Ggent for
Ceres Better, for III bar ieg Grinrin9
ietu, at be er 9ooe, % jeg fan anbeiale
benz til be, iom er iDge.
Seno mig ct 8elte so. 3 for en-
Dame. "Waist measure" firti 1oms
mer. 8eres meo N8telie
Slioer t6anien.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-17
,SOr Gamer % 0crrfr!

er oct bet beoite, ior6i Set bar oct itrrs
teite o9 beolt tonitruertoe 8atteri, % er
miuore tOmpliceret % mere betoemlt at
BRUCE emo uoget auoet c~lettriit Bette M
/ 0auoelen; bet bar Ell iepn az beboBe'
Zig StrOm, Iom fan 9jsre8 lt9rt eIler
milo eiter Bebus.
8i bar iiGr iuubet bet belbreoeuoe /
9ilfGlOer iom @igt, Npre. pg 2eOers
lpgoomme, oaarli8 6oroDielie, ncruDs
Soagbeo, 2ambeo, 0. +. b, % fan trp9t
onbeIale BET iom en- iitfer % nlorig feis
lenbe aur Tor alle bisie Giliploe.-5or
8amIletter, meo 4risliite, s~ttteitcr %
Gnpisnirser, beig9 eQer "TRIP til
The Sander Electric Co.,
Sournal 8uilbiug, AZ & 40 4tb ct. 9.
minneapolis, Niinn.
Cambridge, Mluu., Den 25oe April 1891.
81. u. z. Sanocn.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-17

9ioer 1n al Srpeopine, Salisfpae, SrpfiOais
heo, llOrbm gturcHs, SisrtebaH'eH. ReuraIaia, Gbcl'
ntatisms ,Ger NerVeipGttslis. itrip til Or. Ddnts. 1d
". RaoiiVn Ctr. Gbicago. 81. pans Bob % urte
WieoiciRer helbrsesr burtigt 90 iIitert. 29.l7.la
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-17

Srl9eu al @niioria or ian olminoelia oa
oens 5oroee ida Del %lIenote. at oct ipnes at
oGre opertleoigt at nnbeIale ben. Ger CT
100 Htelltatnte 6nmiIter, iom Ire alito bar
ealiotia oeo 0aduoen.
Carlos Niartil D. D.. Rcp bort Gitn.
6orbfnurrcuoe grGit peo 8loomiHaoale re.
'urnjgrtoe Ntrfe.
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-17

9Greoe 6erre! 49,
ge6lngt oil Ge finoe Money Order
for npf ct at 8ere8 go. 4 Better.
6ois Bette er iaa iOrtrinli9, iOm Oct ieg
tiDbte iOr e9et 8rug Tor en- GiO iioen,
% ION bet ies ienOte eiter iOr fort lio
lioen for Ell al mine Na6ocr Cog ie9
bar n9eu 3uil on at bet err, oil jeg
mart | ben nGrmcIte 5remtio bllpe
iitauo til at ienoe eiter ilere Better.
8eres Selter beijooer unGgteli9 itore
belbreoeuoe G9enifo6cr, bois be life
9iOroe Oct, tunoe be life Baoe uOrettet
for mig, buao be bar 9iort. SEQ leo /
ben @rao al Rbeumuti8mc, at ie9 life
tunoe lp9ube SeItene Tor 8o9nen, men
tattet uRre 3eres Better, ieg er M be-
friet for oi5ie Smcrter. 3tte alene
bet, men iioen ieg be8gHOte at BRUCE
9cres Better, fsler je8 meget beore o8
itRrtere / erboer 6enleence, % leg CT
Operbepiit ON, atGlettricitet anpenOt ueo
Ceres Better or en- uomRrtet Iiu0 at
BRUCE al % til, ielu ON man life liOer
al nO9en ipeciel SDgOom, tbi bet be-
oirter, at 8lpoet boloes / regelmasiig,
beliig % naturti9 8irtiombeO. Seq
aubcialer Geres Better til mine gen
uer, Og, buis &c oil 9iore 8rug al bette
8reu, iaa bar De iulOtommen 6ribeO
til at gj9re bet.
9(Trhp0toIt
Decorah-posten., 1891-06-17

nor Yatte.Vorm on g}Drn.
..Naftnria rr ion nrI

"0ahoria or iaa uel nnpcIot for Bgrn.
al leg nnbeialsr ben iremior uoget anort
Rioosl, iom le8 i%ienoer".
y. Nrher, NJ. D..
Ii = Hrfnrh Etr 1lrnnlintt 30 N
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-16

AS Ex-Speaker Reel sits on the
aoor Of the House of Represel ts-
tives he can gaze around him and
behold the overwhelming Demo
cratic majority in the ball which his
rulings as speaker Of last Congress
did so much to produce. The Demo
cratic party has much to forgive
Mr.. Reed for, says the New Orleans
Delta, bat in the light that he did
so much to help them win last fall
they could possibly forgive HIM.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-16
GOV. Russell on the Democratic Ont.
look.

GOV. Russell on the Democratic Ont
look
Governor Russell OF NJ ssachu-
eetts contributes to the December
mum Der OF the Forum IN txplana-
ton of the recent growth of tie
Democratic party in Massachusetts,
which, he maintains, is attribute
bic to the attitude of the party Oh
the tariff and on silver coinage. The
Massachusetts Dem ocrats have dc
manded reduction in duties on
raw materials and have opposed the
free coinage OF silver. Governor
Russell does not say that Massschu-
sets is yet surely Democratic
State, but he does say that If the
national Democratic platform next
year endorses the position Of the
Massachusetts Dem acrats on these
two important points, he thinks the
State. can he carried by his party
lie quotes the last Massachusetts,
Democratic platform on both these
subjects and explains how in all the
recent State campaigns Democratic
workers have laid their main en-
phasis on these points.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-16


The following real estate of which the
late Michael Bannon died, seized and
possessed;
A "A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT
N of 56 Acres, improved by a FINE
DWELLING, and an Apple Orchard.
This place is only five minutes walk
from Annapolis Junction, on high
ridge, on the road to Savage. See deeds
recorded in Howard County Land Re-
cords in Liber W. w. W., No. 30, TO.
lilo $3.50, and Liber l.. ]. W., No, 80, folio
477 &c.
d FARM of 100 Acres now occupied
ID by Jacob Watts. as tenant; about
two miles from Odenton, b. & p. r. r /,
and fifteen from Baltimore, improved by
necessary buildings. orchards of fruit
trees, sering of excellent water near the
house; adjoining the property OF the
jackson Grove Camp Meeting Associa-
tion;" soil light, and we'll suited for
trucking. See 1851 equity proceedings
in Anne Arundel County Court.
o. FARM of 1862 Acres, improved by
u DWELLING HOUSE, &c, orch
ard; two miles from Sappington's. A. w.
& b. r. r.. three from Odenton. four
teen from Baltimore; adjoins the proper
ty of David Wigley and others. See
Deeds Liber s. H No ID folio 27O, and
S. ii No. 30, folio 626, &c. of said
Land Records of Anne Arundel County.
IA tract of 3 Acres, more or less,
~ unimproved,. adjoining Clifton,
lands of Mrs. M. A. Janowitz and DIR.
A. s. Linthicum. A fine building lot.
See Liber S. H. No z. folio BOG &c, of
Anne Arundel County Land Records.
TERMS OFsSALE.-One-third cash.
balance in equal installments at one and
two years, with interest from day of sale,
the credit payments to bear interest and
the notes of purchasers to be secured to
the satisfaction of the trustees, or all
cash at the option of the purchaser.
JAMES REyELL.
Annapolis. Nd,
JAMES p. BANNON,
1l6 st Paul Street, Baltimore, Nd.
10 Std Trustees.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-16
Almost

made is our rule. Our ran ana
Winter line of Suits and Over
coats is now ready for inspec-
ton. They are all of pro
per fabric and right color, 81 to
500. All the way from neat
ness to luxury.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-16

Col. Spencer Q. Jones retired
from the Office cf Clerk of the Court
OF Appeals to-day, after a faithful
service of twelve years. Upon his
retirement the Bench and bar pass
ei complimentary resolutions of his
faithful service during his term of
Office, aud his clerks under him
shew their appreciation aud regrets
10y presenting him with a handsome
gold chain.
=. =. Mr.. Ford, his successor, is cour
teens and pleasant gentleman, and
VIII no doubt soon become as popu-
lar rs his predecessor. Both gen
tlemen received the congratulations
OF the Court and bar.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-16
\. Competition a Failure 2

The ,upposition that competition
is the life OF trade has, since the
time OF Adam Smith, been an ak
iom and a proverb. We have be
lievved in the doctrine that compe-
tition is the life OF trade as implicit
perhaps as we have believed IN
any economic doctrine. In spite
of this, every observing man knows
that competition has very often
proved to be the death of trade. In
fact, one of the strongest forces that
has caused the organization of mo-
napolies and trusts is the demon
stration by competing firms that
competition would end in disaster.
The inability to Withstand competI-
tlon is what has caused combina-
tione.
Mr.. Aldace L. Walker, who was
for long time one of the Inter-
state Commerce Commissioners and
i, now the chairman of the Western
Traffic Association, has made a
thorough historical study of the rise
growth, and application Of this doc
trine OF competition the life OF
trade" and he shows in thought
full contribution to the December
number OF The Forum how compe-
ton is Just as often the death OF
trade as it is the life OF trade. lie
shows how the old doctrine that we
have so long believed in has utterly
broken down. lie shows that by
the development of modern COM
merce competition can no longer be
trusted in all cases to bring or t,
maintain healthful sort of indus
try. lie concludes his study of this
subject by expressing himself in fe-
vor OF regulated competition. Mr..
Walkers hist ,rical treatment of the
subject and the pertinent examples
with which he fortfies his argument
makes this one of the most original
and important contributions to eco
homie science that has been pre-
scented in our current literature for
many day.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-16

Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; il is pleasant
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Syrup of Figs is for sale in SOC
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-16
ESTABLISHED 1850.
DR.. JORDAN,
The Eminent Specialist on Mems

The Eminent Specialist on Mems
Diseases,
Formerly OF New York City, is nov located at
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IN. LOMBARD STREET, Baltimore. Md.
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"The Philosophy of Marriage" containing
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treatment Of various diseases arising from the
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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-16

Atm O'CLOCK n. NJ,
The following real estate of which the
late Michael Bannon died, seized and
possessed.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-16

IT,. hat we sell is guaran-
HVtRN teed. Your new hat
lid should be the latest
style both in black and color. =
Our department is crowded with
all the newest winter shapes. =
Special line of SO Derbys at
S1.9S. Boys durable hats, 30
cents up.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-12-16

Act on new principle regulating thu
liver, stomach and bowels thronh ths
nsrCss. A new discovery DR.. Miles Pills
sneedilv cure billiousness, bad taste, tor
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FL for men, women. children. Smallest
mildest, surestl 80 doses. 81 cts.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-24
FLORIDA.


Henry Simmons lcoIored) was convicted
Of rape at Pensacola Tuesday.
Some of the young colored men of jack
sonville are expert riders on the bicycle and
talk about organizing club.
Benjamin Harrison Neel, living near
Grand Ridge. is a near relative of President
Harrison His mother, Sarah Harrison,
married Daniel o. Neel in 1907. She was a
half sister of William Henry Harrison. He
ia now about 20 years old. He was a strong
union man through all the years of the war,
but went into the confederate service late
in the contest. and was on duty for brief
time among the home guards. He still q
strong republican.
The African Methodist Episcopal church
camp meeting at Lakemont Park near
Orlando, closed Sunday with grand night
meeting, at which over 2,000 persons were
present, and 800 or 400 were whites. After
q sermon by the Rev. Mr.. Pursell of
Orlando, the audience minus the white
fnembers), marched around the immense
pavilion singing hymns in imitation of the
tribes Of Israel about Jericho. Afterward
there was grand rush for the trains, and
one after another the cars moved out
crowded to their utmost capacity. The last
loiterers did not reach Orlando till long
after the night had passed its noon" The
East Florida and Atlantic railroad carried
about 1, $50 passengers to the grounds that
daV