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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-12
II. No. 2-Handsome styles in.Satines,

Special. No. 2-Handsome styles in.Satines,
Special, No. s-s6-inch Plaid suiting, only
Special No. i-l2](c. Dress Bingham only
SIC. a yard.
Special, No. SOC Atwood Cheviots. full &C.
inch. only 500. yard
Special, No. 6-9l.25 silk and Wool Gloria,
3S-inch. only : yard.
Special. No. 7-Chdren's Refer Jackets,
Special, No. s-Ladics' Blazers, black. tan and
blue. only $3.50
Special, No. 9-Window Shades, complete,
only 25c.
Special. No. 1O-Baby Carriages, sl2; worth
Special. No. ll-8s-inch Saratoga Trunk, only
$3.50
Special, No. l2-3s-nch Wool suitlngs, only
$3.50 a suit.
Special, No. I3-Purple Calico, only &C. yard.
Special. No. "a Simpsons solid black Calico,
only &c. yard.
Special, No. ID Garfield Rubber Diapers,
Special, No. 1G-Canfeld Rubber Sheets, only
Special. No. l7-Caniield Rubber Bibbs, only
Special, No. -Children's Muslin Caps Csc;
worth i0c.
Special, No. l9-Marble Table Oil-Cloth only
l5c. a yard.
Special. 40 2O-Wool Cashmere for Boys
Wear. 25c. yard.
Special. No II 20 pieces Of Corded Pique,
only iOc. "A yard.
Special. No. % Some Pearl Buttons, 25c. a
dozen; regular price. zoe.
Special. No go pieces If all-woOl White
Flannel. DC; regular price, 35c.
Special. No. A-5 pieces of fine Unbleached
Table Linen 50c.. regular 75c. goods.
Special No 25-IAdies fast-black Hose, &c;
worth soc.
Special No 2G-Children's fast-back Socks.
sizes . 10 only, DC; regular price 39c:
Special. No. 27-l0 pieces OF good Turkey Red
Table Linen, 2jc.
Special. No. 2s -25 pieces of all-silk Faille.
Special. No. 2o-5 pieces of China Silk, only
33c.
Special. No 80 piece Of blue ground figured
China Silk 33c.
Special. No. l-Black-Silk Gloria, 4s-inch,
only 9l2j.
Special, No. 800 pieces Of 36-inch Black
Cashmere. only lgc. a yard.
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125Ic q pair.
Special. No. -Blnck-Slk NTitts, only Ice.
Special. No IS All-sik black and colored
Gmps. 25c.
Special. No 36-Colored silk Vest, only 7jc
Special. No. 37-Lades' Ribbed Vest. three
Special. 30. 38-Gents plain white Handker-
chiefs, A2c. dozen.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-12

aN4assa aNn ~.
women are 10 i'H-'i ]" '''""'' O''' '''
The fashion Of the wearing of the green Is
decidedly passo Two seasons AGO one could
..,i,. ,;.,..,,;.l, o. ,,...,,o,, , io mode from
--.-...;.,. IT,
INC EIceHolS III 'I' p'i he 'ND' f''7
peram bulatory propensitles.
At tho l,resau+ time the various and lovely
III
tIulS Oh A'lioli"Po 7c'4" Ut" ti'"N.'- '-''''''
also a decided reaction IN favor OF blue. when
has bear eouevhat "out" until lately. The
.., .l.... .,,...-l
bIuhe''e woman WIN p''i''''7'''
being ultra fashlonabie. no matter az Whal
cost 10 becOniuvncss is determined 10 wear
Inc violet and cha,dou huos. which cast q still
vollower tince over her -aIlOw complexion.
cau-ing her to appear homely. Now is tine
triumph OF her blonde rival. who I'm mauve
looks too sweet for anything, and reminds
one = nothing ass much Us o liauched almond
sw0therel Ia q conserve Of ylOlets.
still more pronounced and trying Is the
combination VI green and heh0tTOpe So often
seen in costumes and headgear. Bat how
lyely the fair-haired beauty appears with a
Dat of rush-grecn chiffon trimmed with sprays
AT purple lilacs which bends lovingly above
thi fnf Of her amber hair her gown is of
Motto lilac dashed with green. which causes
ano 90 dream Of summer sunsets. amethysune
cj0nd. and bcrvl-tiuted pillows
n r,nst he conceded even bv the miliner
ooger 10 sell her wares that the headgear of
ne present is not as rule Aattering 10 the
average female. AS if the shapes in themselves
wore NOT eccentric enough Partisan mOdlstes
crliuplo hits Of cau1e IN such an eccentric
1oornor that tUevuirht as well be mistaken
for decorative. uiecps of bric-a-brac rs for any
o~+icl. ,..t.n,ad FOR uers8nal adornment.
Goorg. nm /. tho sponsor for one of the
latest sfvlas which viewed from the front has
somewhat fhc aDueamnce of the old time
Frgii.b ualklur hat with rolled brim. only
~ ~ i. ols, turned mn 4 striking ey-
~ tl.,. otrla h. n black chin with a pro
9n-iIr ~ ,i,l,ts upon the crown. Some Of
,So,i;oiie lroi3. are bout i'm the most extra
VA 80. f,sbiDn Tie brim beiuo turned mn
a. hollow soollon- shoped indcutations. while
The cr~u,n q encircled with a garland. or with
aOf,lv twisted ribbon.
Ayraes and irhtnoss combined with ex-
t-sr,'a l,oouce and costumes is % distinctive
featr-. NJ the hat. and bouuets. thcv are cen
ernr ~ onenwork straw stifloned crochet
tir,o7. up - passerpenteric in scroll and leaf
n.ftrrns. others ave of iewcuel net or some
fr,nsparaut material The frames arr usually
of cold or silver wire or Of gilded buckram.
which CLEANS through the c0bweb texture Of
the bonnet with extremely good effect.
Strings are not a4 generally worn as they were
last season. although noticeable innovation
Is a pair Of double strings Ia two shades or Of
contrasting colors, which are tied IN long
loose knot, under inc chlh. Terry |tNc''
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-12

2OI and 203 East Broad Street.
SPECIAT,S For Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday


Special. No -Colored-bordered Napkins
pure linen, Soc dozen.
Special, No. 4O-Ali-lnen Huck Towels, i0c. o
piece
Special. No. i1-Fine Dotted Muslin. CSC.
Special. No. 42-lOO pieces of satin-stripe
Muslin. Toe. yard.
Special No. 1910 pieces of new styles
satines. Zoe; regular price, 1870.
Special No. a -Childrens plain Black Hose,
full regular, only l214c. a pair.
Special, No i5-Androscoggin Sheeting, only
2)c. "a yard.
Special, No. 46-lO4 Linen Sheetng, only
Special, No. 47-Fine Torchon Lace, lh-inch
wide only Zoe.
Special. No 4s-Black demi Flounce, only
Special. No. Io-Black Silk Net, polka dot,
soc.
Special No Setback Lace Flounce, 42-inch,
all-sllk 81.
Special. No 5l-Black Grenadine. 60c.
Special, No. 52-All-silk. satin-stripe Grena-
Special, No 53-Swiss Flouncing. full width,
SPECIAL. No 5t-All shades in Silk Null, only
4Sc. "A yard.
Special No 55-Gent's pure Linen Bosom
Shirts, only 42c.
Special, No. G-Gent's fancy-stripe Saline
Shirts, u.
Special. No 57-Ladies' fancy Shirt WAISTS,
only Use.
Special. No. Scents Balbriggan Shirts, 25c.
Special. No. 59-Ladies pure Linen Handker-
chiefs. l0c.
Special. No 6o--Larse block Mating. 25c a
yard; worth 35c,
Special. No. 6l-Laoe Curtains. e. window;
worth $3.50.
Special No 62-Another Carriage bargain.
only -lb- worth e11
Special. No 63-Ladies' Black Jerseys, only
37Lc.
Special. No. Gl-Gent's Wire BmklsSuspend
er. only Csc
Special. No 6S-Gent's Fuur-in- Hand Ties,
only Zoe.
Special. No. G6-Gents colored- bordered
Handkerchiefs. pure linen, l0c.
Special. No. 67-l00 pieces of Black Lace. at
2jc
Special. No. 6s-One pound of good Note
Paper. lac
Special, No. 69-Quart-bottle of Blueing. only
&c.
Special, No. 7O--3 dozan Embroidery Letters
for Sc
Special. No. 7l-5OO dozen Hat-Pins, only &C.
a dozen.
Special. No 72-l00 dozen Medium-size Rub
Der Hairplns, TIC. box.
Special. No 73--Colgate's Cashmere Bouquet
Soap. zoe.
SPECIAL. No. 74-Cuticurs Soap, 14c.
Special. No, 75-One ounce Of best Extract
only 15c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-12

This profound repose conceals, we feel, q
fertile force: beneath the retiring melancholy
of nature lies hidden burning emotion. Be
meath the pallor and GOODNESS Of night we di-
vine restrained ardors; each flower brooding
in silence is longing to bloom forth. Such IS
the peculiar atmosphere with which Shakes
peare has enveloped one Of his most wonder
full creations. Romeo and Juliet.
Not only the story upon what the drama IL
founded. but the very form of the language
comes from the South. Italy was the inventor
of the tale; it breathes the very spirit of her
national records, her old family feuds. the
amorous and bloody intrigues that fill her an
mails.
No one can fail 10 recognize Italy In its ly-
ric. With Friar Laurence we foresee that the
lovers will be conquered by fate. Shakes
peare does not close the tomb upon them I'M
Ill he has intoxicated them with all the happi-
ness that can be crowded into human exist
ence.
The balcony scene Is the last CLEAN Of this
fleeing bliss. Heavenly accents float upon
the air, the fragrance of the pomegranate bios
SONS is waited aloft TO Juliet's chamber. the
signing plant of the nightingale pierces the
leafy shadow of the grove. Nature, dumb
and imprisoned, can only in rustling and
fragrance add her assent TO that sublime, sad
HYMN upon the frailty Of human happiness.
In a deserted street Of deserted Verona
stands, half-hidden. an old smoke-stained
hostelry. where there Is shouting, swearing
and smoking, where maccaroni and sour wine
are dealt out TO laborers. II was the palace OF
the Oanulsfs. The littlA hat saalntnsadAhoSe
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-12

Romeo and Juliet are not poetical beings
placed On q prOsac back ground, but every
circumstance. and every parsonage, and every
shade of character in each tends TO the devel-
opment of the sentiment which Is the subject
Of the drama.
The poetry. too. tho richest that can pos,
sibly be conceived, is interfused through all
the characters: the SPLENDID imagery lavished
upOnal with the careless prOdigality OF genius;
and the whole lighted up INTO such n sunny
briliance Of effect as though Shakespeare had
really transported himself into italy, and
drunk 10 intoxication of her genial atmos-
phere. How truely it has been said: Al
though Romeo and Juliet are in love. they
are not lovesick."
The whole sentiment Of the play is flushed
with the genial spirit Of the South. tasting OF
youth and the very essence Of youth, of life
and of the very songs of life.
We have. indeed. the struggled love against
evil destinies and thorny world the pain,
the grief, the anguish. the aching adieu; the
unuttcrable pang Of parted affection, with
rapture. truth and tenderness trampled IN an
early grave. bat still an Elysian grace fingers
around the whole and the blue sky Of Italy
bends over all.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-12

We offer them COO yards Solid Black Albatros,
% inches wide. at 29c. per yard; all wool.
Black Cashmere, half wool, q inches wide.
at 12Jlc. per yard.
Black Cashmere, "a inches wide, half wool,
Csc.
Black Lightweight Flannel, 81 inches, all
wool, 25c.
Black Aldine suiting, So inches wide, all wool,
at 39c.
Atlantic ]. Black Cashmere, all wool, SO inches
wide, in jet-black and blue-black, at zoe.
Black Serge, 80 inches wide, all wool, at Soc.
Black Challie, % inches wide, all wool, at soc.
Black Batiste, summer all-wool fabric, SO
inches wide, at SOC.
Beautiful AlI-wool Black Henrietta, jet and
blue-black. "a inches wide, at 75c.
As inches, all-wool Henrietta, at 81 and Clio.
Priestley's Silk Warp Henrietta, the mourning
dress for excellence, at 81, s1.25, $50
and Sl.95 per yard.
Fine Black All-Wool Serges at 75c., s5c. and
81.
Priestley's Nuns Veilings for wells. 81, s1.25,
s1.5O, 20 and SO.
Black Crepe, GA wide. at 50. reduced from IS;
OF 1850. reduced from Sc; at 81, reduced
from IS and 80 per yard.
& pieces Solid Black Calico, beautiful shade
and nice enough for dresses, at SC. for the
&c. quality.
Solid Black Sattens at 12]<c., 2oc., 25c. and
35c.
The latest in Black Sattcne are the Polka Dot
and the figure (black dot and fgure).
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-12
We Are Going TO DO II.

Having secured the services of first-class
pastel artist and 10 introduce his artistic
rrork we will for the next thirty days. CON-
mencing Monday. April 9Th, give one dozen
Al our fney-fnshed cabinet photos and one
isx2O pastel portrait for 81. These. portraits
Give the natural color of the hair, eyes. COM
plexion and jewelry. ard are equal in finish to
4 regular $40 picture. We cordially invite the
S"'N ~ OAxYBELL 4 Co.,,
~ Anat Broad
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-12

the roof-way is the escutcheon Of the Capu
let's the Csppelletto Here Juliet lived.
At the end of the courtyard there is an on
Gent tomb, the burial place. they tell you, Of
Romeo and Juliet; it looks now like an empty
house, though. Every year thousands OF
curious people come on pilgrimage hitherto
see this fragment Of stone
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-12
FLOWERS. FLOWERS.

Never was the variety of high
grade novelties so complete as now.
Velvet, silk, satin and other fine
material enter into their compost
ton; being colored and shaped i'll
close imitation of nature. This de-
partment is now one of the most
attractive here.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-12
Undeliyered kilograms.

Messages addressed 70 the following remain
undelivered at the Western Union Telegraph
Office for the week ending April 18th; X. o.
Burton, Jr., Mason a Voolfolk, George A.
Huewe, J. W. Seabright. Manchester, Va;
Mrs. Clara Gilbert, +. Is. Jacobs, Frank L..
Freeman, G. w. Warner, Martin, Bakers Il
90. Manchester, Va; John II. Haywood,
Mrs. Uenry Mather. John A. Robert.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-12

1t is in truth tale Of love and sorrow, not
Of anguish and terror. We behold the catas-
trophe afar with scarcely wish to avert IT,
Romeo and Juliet must die; their destiny il
fulfilled: they have quafed the cup of life,
toxicating draught. What have they to do
more on this earth? Young. innocent. loving
and beloved, they descend together into the
tomb. but Shakespeare has made that tomb q
shrine.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-12

OF martyrcd and sainted affection. oonse-
Grated for the worship Of all hearts, not a dark
charnel vault. haunted by spectres of pain and
desperation, Romeo and JuIet are pictured
lovely in death as i'll life; the sympathy they
inspire does not oppress us. even that suffocat-
ing sense of horror which in the altered
tragedy makes the fall Of the curtain a relief
is lost in the tenderness and poetic beauty Of
the picture.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-12
Funeral Of Juliet, Verona. Fro
PAINTING.

In the delineation of that sentiment which
forms the grand work Of the drama nothing
in fact. can equal the power of the picture.
but its inexpressible sweetness and its per-
feet grace. the passion which has taken pos
session Of Juliet's whole soul, has the force
and rapidity. the violence of the torrent, but
is She herself As moving delicately," as fair.
soft and flexible as the willow that bends
over it. whose light leaves tremble even with
the motion Of the current which hurries
beneath them.
But at the same time that the pervading
sentiment is never lost sight Of. and is one
and the same throughout the individual
mart of the character in all its variety Is de-
yeloped, and marked with the incest dis
elimination.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-12

Black China Silks, size, &c., 75c.. &c., Soc.
Il and sl.5O.
Black g. G.. Silks, 75c.. 81. s125. s1.5O. s1.7A
% and $3.50.
Black Surah Silks, 50c., 6Oc., 75c. and sl..
Black Faille Silks. Sc, IL, sl.25. sl.5o and
g.
Black Velveteens. 97]1c.. soc. and soc.
Black yelyets, 81. :1.25, :i.5o and &c.
Blach Brocade Silks are in again. We have
them at 81, sl25, $50. :i.75 and 80.
Black Crepe de Chine at il.5O.
Black Cancels Hair Serges, Sc. and 81.
Black All-Wool Grenadine, AZ inches wide. al
Il.
Black Satin Stripe All-Slk Grenadine al
$50.
Black Brocade Grenadine, FL.
Black Au-Wool Casmas, ~ inches wide. %
SOC.
piece Black Lattice Stripe All-Wool Dress
Goods, reduced from 81 to SOC.
Job Black Lining Muslin at Sc.
Black Lining Cambria at SC. and exc.
Black Rhadamas, 75c. 10 81.
Black Satins, 5Oc. 10 81.
Black Mourning Silks. 81, 81. 10 and sl.26.
Black Lawns at &C., iOc. and i2I1c.
Black Barred Organdy at l2Hc.
Black Batiste Wash Fabrics at l2iIc.
iOc. Black Farmers Satin for Csc.
A spools Black Cotton (Clarks) for 15c.
spools Black Cotton Oragon) for l5c.
rolls Black Tape for &c.
box Black Pins for SC.
Black Fans, &c. up to $40.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-12
SHAKESPEARE'S LOVE SONG.
The Romance Of ROMEO and Juliet Dis
CuSed.
THE TRUTHFULNESS OF THE LEGEND.
No Lovesick Legend, but n Picture OF Real
Life Beautifully Portrayed by the
Immortal Bard.

1.-THE veronese." says Lord Byron. in one Of
his letters from Verona. ARE tenacious TO a
degree Of the truth of Juliet's story, insisting
on the fact, and giving the date 1903.
1T is a plain, open and partly-decayed
sarcophagus. with withered leaves in it. in a
wild and desolate conventual garden. in a
cemetery. now ruined, to the very graves.
The situation struck me as very appropriate
70 the legend, being blighted as their love-"
moved 10 the garden Of the Orfanotrofo
dele Francoschine where it is still shown TO
tourists for a fee Of 25 centesimi. Howells
asks: Does not the fact that this relic has
70 be protected from the depredati0ns OF
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-04-12

Who cannot recall lovely summer nights
when the nightingale's song comes from the
depths of the grove? the flower cups are half
closed and pale lustre illumines the foliage
Of the forest and the outlines Of the hills.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08
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GrsWieeprGIioemt 6annibal Sam,

Gr.9ieeprGiioent 0annibal Sam.
lin opoe pluoIeligo Om Nitencn Den Ace
oS. / Sarratine Glublptale / Bangor.
gliopoe bar Ipot 8aris, Maine, ben
27oe au9nit 1909. s 1912 ualstes
ban al 9empfraterns til aon9resmano,
rs 9jenual9tes / 1874; / 1913 blep ban
pal0t til 6oreneoe 5totcrs Senotor, %
~9jcupnlstes / 1851. S 1857 pal9tes
ban al Gepublitnnerlte til @uuernpr,
men nebla9oe @mbeoet itrar eiter, oa
ban after ual9tes til 6Ureueoe Staters
Senator. S 1861 blep ban pal9t til
&lceprGiioent paa famine Salgieooel,
ium Nbrabam 2iucoln ualgte5 GrRIis
bent. 0an bar Senatet5 Gr9lioent /
ben itorm iuloe Iio fra ben 4Oe Wtarts
1861 til Den 3oie Marts 1865. Sra
1865 til 1869 iubebaooe ban fOrltjelltse
Gmbeoer, us ira 1869 til 1881 repre-
lentereoe ban after Staten Maine / De
Soreneoe Stater5 Senat. San eiters
laber Gnfe os to Sgnuer, al botlfe ben
enc, 5ranf Samlin, Dor / Gbicaso, Os
ben anoen, General 0annibal s. Sams
lin, Dor / @Qsipurtb, Mfe.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08
@obesW ummtr SIC.

20 brnfiliauits Turiitsr fra Rto
be Jnnsiro bsissts / 9orsbaas bet ito
ltsuii. ~tlbfprubsnbs 8Errs gsiuc. 9d
be haobe itoasi no9ls gisbiit't pso
aratsrets Ranb, opsrorfbeo,s ben enc
al benz ai ben ositt9srbs Gas % fatot
neb | ben 9tsbrsbe SABA | en- Dpboe al
no Sob. Den utptfslise btb Or.
Siloa Sarbin, bans Suitru % Bsrn
cpbOlber fla Baris. 8eu duosn
1uriit bteo meb RSo os ueppe r.oeet
al qeoiasersu.
- 60 inoianIte @utter os Bigger,
Tom / bet iioite War beisots Snoianer'
ltolen | Carlisle, ga, rei1te fortebsu
bicm til fine Slngtninse / B~tscouiiu,
aanias, be to 3atotaer, Montana %
3notau TERRITORY. Nalten ALE oisic
Gutter bauos Tart ct !6aanoo9rt, og
llere al benz bapoe gjsuuem9aaet Sto.
len.
- llbfsrislen al amsrifauite 8oms
u~lostsi.r bar / be fsrite 4 Waaneosr al
bette Gar unret oUermaabs flor. Den
iamlecs toisriel belsb iio til 8b,186,'
574 Ynros, Omirins 30 Msilicner
Yarbs mere suo | bet tilioarsnoe Tbs
run al 1890.
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aaHeorifnimg.

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aafsbrittere. yDper gerioH / 5olaub
toniumerer ajeuueminitti8 1874 Bune
aofis ON 2tarst.
gtGit eiter 0oa4noerne fommar Bel.
gierns, Tom oritfer omtrent Sdluparten
iaa meget iOm De isrite, eIsr liot ouer
s Bno pr. 3roiulo ON Aarst.
Saa ietgsr ROrom9noene MO 81
8uno pr. 9nbiOio Os berpaa Stipeiy
erne meo liot oper s Buno pr. 9noipio
om aaret.
9pitsrne fortprer Al Euno pr. 6pes,
elier 2 Euno mere pr. 8srion ens
5ranItmRnoene, Der bog bar Orb FOG
at oare tore aafsbritfers.
3 giterrise toniumsres bare 2 guus
pr. SnSiuio, builfet for Ell Del tOmmss
beraj at Bsnoerne os ben fattiss alasis
oritter ajso' eler gpsiuppe til Gro.
toIt.
Yaa enboer Stnlisner tommsr beg
liot unbsr Iuno 8affe aarlis, ,saa
enbUer Spauisr liot Oosr ! Buno.
Gn Gusslifmano fonium.rsr nriteR
] Buno ON aaret, mems Ell Rusles
nsier iig mso en- Gsmteoefs 8unb.
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no. A. fsI9er tteo bette 30. at
"SeeorabsY often".
at uofoutne a. Wttmutsre al Deb
Qrnett fofter 25 GentS.
Snblanbet.
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Sfaben. Tom 8anbHommen anret.
teoe / norop,Stllge Soma er laa flor, at
guuernsr goiss bar opiororet 8eIult.
rinsen i Soma til at poe gioras. San
teigQte Gberofee lioite ll9e og blep poer,
teulit ON, at Der er rs 5amilier, ipm
bar miitet oft, boab be eieoe, 90 %
samilisr, Tom miitebe ale fine MIpbler
% alaoer, mebens beres 0lie er betpz
bsli9 beIfaoigebe al 6lpmmen. NQe
BrOer / Gpuntiet er bo~rtIfpQeoe, % Der
Ct minoit 500 Yeripner, lpm tr9nger
miolertioig llnberitsttelie. s Smegz
nen al W~abobperne er osiaa messn Npo
os mango trRn9enbe Yerioner. Gupers
npren anbefaler, at Der / 8per omtrina
i 3otua ursaaiieres lluberltsttelissto>
mitser for at inoiamle 8ioras; bisie
fan ienoes til Sorsermeiteren / Cicero.
lee, 0noio 8. Bloom.
Den repnblifau1fe Transformation
albOlotes | Geoar Gapios ben lite os.
Gae Counter | Staten bar repre- iente.
reoe. Gil miblertibig Sermanb palate8
SoDn .. Stone ira WtileS COUNTY, %
til permanent 5prmano Grs@upernpr
Sobn s.. Gear ira Surlin9ton. SEQ
isrlte Iiltemnlns bleu 6iram 6. @beeler
fra OoebOlt, Sac County, npmiuerst
til aanoibat ipr Guperrsr. Scr.
Bbeeler er Ell al Sc beolt fjenote %
melt prominente Sdrmere / Staten.
Gan eier 10 Sectioner 9aub, iom ban
bar oDrtet nleb meget Selo. Iii &ans
olbat for Bice.8uuernpr npminereoe3
George ". Ban Souten fra SaDlor
&ountp. San er p9iaa 5armer, % bar
/ Here glar pRret Sefret9r for Iowa
State Horticultural Society % andre
Farmers Orsaniiationer. Gil annbi.
bat iOr SBieIteretSopmmer npmiuereoes
elias SO. @eaper fra 6arbin County;
Stcle'npertnteaoent, Senrp Cabin fra
Clinton Gpuntp, Observation-Disclosures,
Grant Campbell fra Sasper County.
GDtlpne. On NItenen ben lite oS.
|
berjcoss Gran % Smesn / NuopbOn
QOuutp Of en- Cyclone. st tort Nntal
Suie la9oes | 8uiner, mango Wtenle
Ter lemlalteoes % Ell 6armer blep
brGbt. Gpclonen ~lebiaseoe8 at en- ual.
mlnoel,st oololomt Sa9slitlr, iom an
retteoe itor Sfaoe paa N9rene. g
GuoobDn, Ircnoia % 8eltIioe aurette'
beS pgiaa flor Sfaoe.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08
W Min.

Gn Hlaos ueo II. 9. Spfaoets 2ltaoe'
MET / Nnuopoljs, Mnrplauo, ital be-
iGttes, eiter SrritiQing fra aongres
mano 8uIbucl / bette 9iItrift; ban
tnobpo til s. onturrence, bpilfcn blep ais
bplot / Ninoiion; De ire, iom itOo iig
beoit. bar Mad $. Often, ira Ston9b
ten, Sermnn 8luter, fra Mtaoilon, %
Otto Cbnitab, fra Cambridge; @inter
er tuit, be to Nnbre nprife. Dad Sls
len err III inbitillet til aabetplabien os
oil ubnQpues BERTH, bpis ban | Sep
TENDER beltaar Encouragement. San
oil ga bliue oen fgrlte amerltaulfe 81
fnoet al nUrit acknowledgements"
TprbpIbet mellem %Niabpbperre 8us
lutb, Wiiunciota, % @eit superior
bar / ben ienere 5ib snret me9et ipanot.
8 IioItnapnte 8p er III banuet en- 5ors
suing, buis Mteolemmer iprpli8ter Jig
til life at bape nD9et at 9jsre meo De
Soft, iom ltaar 6orretningsiorbinoeile
meb 8ulutb.
ulgffer ben iierbe Snli. gpen
Sanien, en- Soenlfe, Der arbeloeoe for
gaptee & See 2mmber 60. | Sa5elburlt,
orufneoe / Safe aatberine ON Otter
m%ibbGseu, iott 8aaoen fantreoe.
Gn u,s @nt peo Napn Ollon | 8as
cine miiteoe ct Die os fit belle anlistet
repet bort osb Ell Grplplipn al en- aanon.
OleSorsenien, SectipnsarbsiOer, bleo
operfisrt % siebli,telis orabt al ct
QpEpnutiu 3 Wtil p%itenior Stpn9bton.
Dan eiterlaber flor 5amilie.
z R~sebsburg blep 9oloi SliOn fjsrt
;biel. Salpor Gcrseriuu brat zig libel,
% 9suis auam o9 6uitru bleu Ilemt
brIfaoisecs, ibtt ct lpbit Spanb 5elts
ipraEs cper benz.