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Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-31
AT REDONDO.
A SMALL CROWD EXPECTED AND A
LARGE ONE RECEIVED. g
The Quiet Breakers Entice the Usual
Crowd of Bathers-Fishing Yarns and
Excursions-Beach Notes and Per-
sonals.

The day opened up at Redondo yes
terday with calm sea and an un-
clouded sun. 1t was not expected that
a very large crowd would be down, but
time and the arrival of the first trains
developed surprise. Aside from the
guests at the great hotel there were
probably few notables on the beach, but
the Smiths, Browns, Joneses and others
who are to be met with everywhere, evil
denced their good sense by turning out
in much greater force than usual.
At noon people said: SWELL, this is
all the crowd that will be here, and just
look at It'll" But when the l 80 train
on both roads rolled up to the station
platforms, with extra cars on and people
standing in the aisles, the beach-wise
people gave it up and ackno wledged
themselves surprised.
The crowd was experienced and the
younger portion of it had provided
against emergencies by bringing down
a supply of bathing suits, but even
then the bath-house had hard work to
supply all applicants.
The steamer Bonita was at the wharf
when the morning crowd arrived, but
steamed away out to sea early in the
day.
The steamer Eureka put in at noon
and proved great attraction to the.
crowd. Out at the moorings the second
of the lumber schooners, the Laura
Madsen, was waiting to take the place
now occupied by the Webf,ot at the
wharf, and provided good subject for
all the owners of opera glasses and such
like instruments. The amount of wis.,
dom displayed by the holders of the
glasses would have been sufficient to run
a nautical college, provided it was cor
rect.
Up at the hotel the members Of Sat-
urday's fishing party were running each
other clear up out OF sight in estimating
the weight of the fish they had caught.
Down in the ice box the result of the
catch was slowed away in tangible sup
port OF the most reckless of fish
stories, and the guests at lunch time
had chance to sample some
of the various finny specimens cooked
in various appetizing ways. Mr.. j. A.
Graves, who engineered the party, said
that the entire trip was very pleasant.
A twenty-five pound yellowtail was cap
tured early in the trip and was speedily
converted into chowder, which the
eighteen members of the party heartily
enjoyed. He is already planning to get
up another party in the near future, to
make a trip which shall keep them out
over night and carry them many miles
further. His party Of Saturday are with
him any time he wants to 60.
Col. Root has house full of guests,
and on Saturday evening not room in
the hotel remained unoccupied. The
Saturday evening hop was one Of the
merriest Of the season, and WAS well at
tended. The light fantastic was tripped
till the hour OF midnight, which signaled
the time to end the festivities.
Last evening the services Of the Epis-
copaI church were conducted by Dean
Trues ID the music hall OF the Redondo
hotel. Tho audience was large. end the
Guests WeSe slnd Of the opportunity to
6tlehd religious services In the houee.
XsoteAloy Was : fine day fof driving,
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-31
70 the Public.

CADDo Mills, Texas, june 5, 1891. =.
From my own personal knowledge, I
can recommend Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Dtarrhea Remedy for
cramps in the stomach, also for diarr-E
hHa and hux. II IL the best medicine Il
have ever seen used. A. x. SHERR1LL.
Is and 60c cent BOTTLES fot ,sele by o.
+. Heinxeman. 232 N. Main, dsuGsi1t.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-08-31

Miller, J. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Fellner, Miss M. M. North, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Roedef, Mrs. A. E. Harvey, Miss
Gross, Mrs. Calvin Smith, A. w. Beebe
and Mr.. and Mrs. 7. q. Keller, Los An
geles.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-17
WASH GOODS

We don';care where you may 90 you win ind opr
stock Of thin Wash Goods TO compare with any.
Chales at 41xc., Challios at &C., Challiss at Sc,
Challies at 0c., Chalies nc 12l9c, Chsliies 10
162kc, Challies at 2Oc.. French Challies az 00c.
Lawns at 4c and oc., Pineapple Tissue nov
patterus) St 1870, Pongeo at l5c., Canine
Cloth st 1Oc., Mouseline dc Soto at 1870, large-
figured Batiste, satin striped at l2jGc. Some Of
these goods arc tho best limitations Ok Chloa silks.
This week wo intend ~ mako clean sweep Of
our BABY CARRIA GE stock. We guarantee every
carriage for two years lhis means We viii keep
II In order, and II yon intend purchasing You
must como right here and 30 convinced that our
prices are the lowest Wnto for Or ask for cats-
ogue.
II you want to take trip or Q little vacation
this summer you may need q new TRUNK %
a LEATHER BAG. There h no boetcr chance than
now TO get bargain Special los OF samples ~
less than manufacturers' cost.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-17
EMBR0IDERTES.

Special sale Of EMBRoIDERIEs, HAMBURGs.
NAINsOoKS, and SWISS EDGES, HALF
FLoUNCING and sKIRrINGS at less than half
cost TO manufacture. Having bought retiring
merchants entire stock enables US 70 give such
low prices on these Embrolderias.
BEADED WRAPS at half csst. A s10 Wrap for
s., n sl5 Wrap for sS, q So Wrap for $3.50.
LADIES' BLAZERS, $3.50, $3.50. "a and sd.
Children's REEFER JACKETS a. reduction.
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THE s-
T
O
T O w T r
E.
r
CORNER SECOND And BROAD
IMPORTED TARLTANS.

300 pieces Of fine imported coLoRED TAR1s
TANs suitable for covering chandeliers. mir
rors, &C., In all shades, only l2l1c. ysrd--
regular price zoe;
so pair striped SUMNER CURTAINS, Just mo
thing for cottages, only $3.50 pair-reguisf
price s5;
100 pieces Henrietta nnish SATTEENs, the only
satteen made that win not smut or run In
washing. our price 21c.-reguiar price $50;
500 pieces OF red, green, and blue MOSQUITO
NET, regular prlcc 60e-our price 35c.
Important sale Of Black All-Slk French
LACEs, sKIRTING, FLoUNcEs, and EDGES.
Ladies' win ind t very much 20 their advantage
TO secure now their SUMNER LACES.
so pieces Of new patterns in DEMI-FLoUNcEs
sold regular up 70 sl.75, at Al, 90, 20, and
p5c.:
Handsome Designs In AIl-Silk ds-lnch DRAPERY
NET only 50c.;
Another great purchase last veek ofMATrINGS
800 pieces. They have arrived and are now
in stock. just think, you can buy SEAM
LESS MATING for 2Oc. q yard, or We can
give you Mating by the roll only for $3.50
Of 40 yaris-rcgplar prize s5c. yard;
100 dozen fancy TURKISH TOWELS, 32x1&,
regular prieo OF this Towel 1Sc. rhen we
have another big bargain we are going 70
cell you this week IN aBATH TOWEL, siEs
4sx22, price 109so;
You will want for the summer WHITE SPRRADS.
We have an excellent stock from 75c. 10 So,
but we going to cell you this week our
S1.5O Spread for sl-we hayo only nys
dozen:
Two HOSIERY BARGAINS-one lot 80 dosen
ladies' fast black Ethiopian iyc) only 33c.
All Hosiery bearing this stamp guaranteed
fast and stainless Second lot, so dozen Chil-
drens RIBBED HOSE, stainless black, cniy
26c. This dye "a guaranteed to be absolutely
fast, does not crock nor turn sroen, and Ia
FREQ from ali poisonous subst ancce. All wo
ask "a TO give this Hose one trial onco
bought you win have no other but this stamp;
Ladies' Colored and Black SILK WAISTS only
$3.50, worth 81; LadIes BLACK WAISTS
with small polka-dotg only el.75--this waist
looks ike China silk Lndlss' white CligyIor
WAISTS, linen nnish. only sL25 Ladies
soud Black sATINE WAIST only 81 .2o;
Ladies' Silk stripe SHIRT WAIST, $3.50
several styles at Ell;
Boys and Gontlem0n's CASSIMERES IN pants
and suit patterns, tho 6Oc. grade co., tho
G0c. grade Soc, the $50 grade only 61kc-I
| 900 yards CHECK MUSLIN suitable for baby
dresses and aprons emily 6I4c.-this Muslin
would be bargain at l0c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-17

necessity and We mem WITHIN ' G
immense stock comprising oil tho NEW
SUN-UABREAS
prices as you wi" pay Tor inferior
sold act
we oner In
suitable
HENRErTAS BLACK GRENADINES
Stripes Figured asH
assortment before purchasing sS lower
piceca can
upo wonderfully
SILKS which offered much value
toreduceou vey
BLAZERS REFERS wanted by the ladies for wear
500 from which to mako your ea ana
themo corec
all NANsooh En-
supply
the
MISSES FEhCLh
wrsadyo eesai
THALHIMER BROTHERS,
FIFTH AND BROAD STREETS
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.GANSS & Co.
-
Millinery Fancy Goods,
White Goods, &c.
Another great surprise In store for our Gus
toners for Monday and the balance Of the week.
Goods 80 cheap you may call IL actually giving
them away.
GIVEN AWAY.
A 15c bottle OF finest MACHINE-oIL for &C.
one bottle 70 each customer,
10 dozen STAMPED LINEN D0ILIES and
sPLASHERS at 5c- each, real value 20 and
A few more BAsTING COTTON left q, &c. a
dozen.
GIVEN AWAY.
FLOWERS!
FLOWERS!

In this department We are constantly adding
new goods. This last week We purchased q fino
lot OF samples and are able to sell them for what
other dealers pay for them.
A line Of beautiful Velvet Flowers and Sprays
tugt received
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-17

Twenty-Five short lengths Of German and Scotch
Linen Tabls Damaaks at about half regular
price;
Genuine German Pure Linen Bleached Damssk,
20 inches wide, best for wear, 81 yard
Napkins 70 match:
Brown Pure Linen Satin Dnmask, 9inches wide,
at 50c;
RounaThread Bleachod Linen Sheeiing. 90
inches wide, q a yard;
Hemstitched Linen Sheets, 90 and 100 inches
at $3.50 pair;
Pillow-Ceses TO match at s1.25 pair;
Pure Linen Huck Towel, 36x1s inches, at 1e1fc--
big bargain;
Russian Crash, pure linen. i0c yard:
Barnsley Plain Crash. 1S-lnch colored borders,
at 12JEc.;
Now Hemstitched Scarfs and Tray-Covcrs, also
ohlong Table Centre-Pieces with drawn
threads, Just received OF bargain prices.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-17

Ladies' Black Hose, Hermsdorf dye, guaran-
q, teed not 70 stain, l21fc pair;
Ladies' Fast Black Sosmioss Hose, 100. pair:
"a dozen OF tho celebrated Gloria Fast Blaok
Hose, 62c. quality, for ladies, goes for 800 q
"a dozen " Gloria Fast Black Ribbed Hoee for
children, tho Doc. quality to sell for 35c. a
Solid Color siR Hoso IN shades OF tans snd grays
70 match clippers, soc. pair;
TWo-Toned Lisle Thread, Drop-stitch Hose, 6oo
pair;
Mems Black SIX Socks, Soc. pair;
Tan, Mode, and Gray brilliant Llsle Thread
Mons Socks. 25c pair
Fine Ssft Cotton Socks for men, in tans and grays
2Oc. a pair.
About 250 Mems NightShirts, made
Of cambria and muslin, some neat
ly trimmed, some elabOrately trimmed,
some Silk embroidered sizes 10 to IT.,
to be sold for 69c. egch--not one in the
lot worth less than 81.
Gentlomon's Soft Madras Shin with iaundered
Collars and CUTS, 81.
The one item Of Soap alone tells how
rieS Here is
Lubin's Flower Soaps, 44c. a cake:
Lettuce Soap, 44c. n cake;
Oakleys Flower Soaps, 200. q cake,
Eastmans Flower Soaps, 81 a box;
Evans's Violet Soap, 23c. a cake;
Eastmsn's Snow-LIly Sonp, 25c. caket
Ayers RccGmier Soap, 2lc. a cake;
Pears Soap, l5c. cake;
Cuticura Soap, 17c. cake;
49l1 White Rose Soap, lac. cake;
4711 Lily-of-the-Valey Soap, lac. a cake;
Colg0te's Bay Rum Soap, 10c, a cake;
COEates Coleo Soap, DC. a cake;
COlRate's Palm Soap, 3 and &C. cake;
Crab-Apple Soap, 25c. a cake;
Carmel CASTLE Soap, 10c. cake;
Sulphur Soap, 1Oc. a cake;
Glenn's Sulphur Soap, 17c. cakei
Carbolic Soap, 10c. cake;
C0coa-Oil SOap, sc. a cake;
Colgetss Lace Soap 80. q cake;
Colgats's Tar Soap, 10c, q cake;
Packers Tar Soap, 19c a cake, and probably so
other kinds;
5 gross China Tooth-Brushes, real bristle, 10c.
each.
Agents for "J. W" China Straw Mating, best
made for the price.
S22e,zeZS- Gz~ deZ2so0M
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We are agents for Demorcst Paper Patterns
THALHIMER BROTHERS

INVITE YOUR ATTRACTIVE STOCK OF SUMMER
LOWEST DESlA
BILE MATERIALS. BE DEsREDf
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-17
KID GLOVES.

special sale and special prices for this week.
White Chsmois Gloves at 81, sold elsewhere st
1925;
Yellow Chamols Gloves at 75c-, sold elsewhere
at 81;
Undressed Mosquetaire Kid Gloves, 5oc.--s real
bargain.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-17

n.,estic Counter viii surely DO
..,ysp'A
...,.p,lnna" fail Ysrd-wide Bleach
So .'.'..a. entirely free from dressing and
-. ,rlro.coggin, 6}4c. yard;
.,. Trait-of-thc-Looin Yard Wide
g. Ed Cotton, SiFc. a yard;
., FANCY stripe Furniture Ticks for
' c.., ana Brown North caruiins Do
... r.,.ls $50 n yard;
,s.4 Fine UnbloacSed Cotton, 3yfc. a
E', ,. la,. striped outins-cloths to sell
I7..>.. aya7i;
~. ie, COS. piece of 10 yardS.
.r;,oIcs-Black Gloria Silk Sun
"Tu-by' guaranteed brand.
So Mack cclluloid straight and
ST. land crook handles, Sl.50.
.r.--r silk Parasols, representing
--l ends OF a manufacturers
v one perfect, selling for
il may prove interesting
10 see them'
....,s Fine Japanese Folding Fans,
go .roungs, With and without
.-s silver combinations, 25, 35,
s..t"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-17
All-snk Black Grenadine, large dot, 800 yard

Navy Blue is as popular In GUNNER as
in winter, in fact it is necessary ad-
junct to an outfit for summer away
from home. We have made special pre-
parstions to serve you with navy-bluc
materials.
Navy-Blue Henriettas, IN light medium, and
dark navies, at 90, 75c. and 81.
Nsvy-Blue Crisp Filling, Why, serseS 80, 90,
and 75c.
Navy-Bluo Habit Cloths, 81 and sL2A
Navy-Blue Ladies' Cloth, 300 per yard
Navy-Blue Gloria SILK Warp, sLoa
Navy-Blue Materials for combinations
Nnvy-Bluo with colored dots
Navy-Bluc with white stripes and pieids.
Navy-Blue with colored stripes and plaids
Solid Navy-Bluo Pineapple Tissue, 12,1c per
yard.
Navy-Bluo white POlka-DOt, Pineapple Ttssue,
l@l6c.
Navy-Bue Elower-Flgured, Pineapple Tissue,
121kc.
NaYy-Blue FloWer-Flgured-
We arc agents for Demorcst Paper Patterns
Orders taken for subscriptions to Dernorests
Fashion Monthly and Demorests What TO Wear.
S21e.gzezS- TIT $E2tonoE
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-17

12t&c. OUTING-CLOTH In remnant, shirt, and
dress style-S1sc. yard.
Three-yard-long LACE CURTAINS-taped all
around-75c. a pair worth 81.
DEXTER'S KNITTING COTT0N-5c. ball
only few numbers left.
CORNICE-POLES-5 feet long-wooden nx-
lures complete, lSc.
Ask for our LUCILLE" CORsET-37ITc.-a
regular soc. Corset-tan and gray.
PALM SOAP, 36c. dozen cakes.
A few patterns Of FIGURED CHINA SILK at
SOC. yard
s12 for a BABY-CARRIAGE. Here Is a de-
scription Of It: Very fine rattan body with
wheel guards-wound In cane-upholstered In
finest silk plush-nlce satin parasOl-iron work
nicely plated-a grand carriage in oyery respect.
See our Carriages at $3.50, S4.75, 1919, $3.50,
$40, s15, to $40.
See the GLORIA-sILK KUMBRELLAs-withn nice
handies-S0c.
INDIA MULL-plnk-crea blue-Nile
green.
Tho 25c. FRENCH GINGHAMs are to be sold
at l2b8c. yard.
LAcEs and LACE FLoUNcINGs in all widths,
ne Pro0d ,Ntu-.NOfp JOc0l
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-17
THE RICHMOND, VA, HYDRO-CARBON HEATER

from equal quantities kerosene oa %
durable wlo rsy1teni and tsEs nS
homeom
many crs IMMENSE n one
Ryan
paentee NJ winter James
and a. v; fi9ubS 70 In fun blast
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-17
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

We have Just opened now 10, II LADIB
DRESSING SACQURS and INFANTS nRRSsEs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-17

China Silks, rich-colored figures on
black grounds, about forty dress pat
terms in this purchase, 800. a yard.
Exquisite quality AIhsiIk black Surnh, with
drawn threads or hemsttching every Inches
across O width, $50. yard.
All-silk Black Grensdine, large dot, 600 o yard.
All-Silk Black Satin stripe Grenadtne, small
colored embroidered figure, in this purchase
81 per yard
The Hernanl Quality AllS,Ik 0renadfns wide
Stain stripe and slngle-dot patterns In thls
purchase, for 81 per yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-17

.-..., r.a-ess, 15c. yard;
r- .ei Ba.isie, 8jc. yard;
...... F...ste. &c. yard;
...r-.a Swiss, l2]f, is, 1o7S 20, and
.r-t
,... s.-.,,i and Plaid MuslnA 12]6,
... ,.- -5-;
.... t--s..-tcI and Embroidered Nun
.-..-.. .l. 75c, 81, e1.19, S1.25, and
ir.oyor md Narrow Embroidered
Dsi9I Swiss, 400 yard
r7., Dotted and Figured Swiss will
..s-,te5.v be tho raging style In mid
--. Seventeen different styles
N.--J to -Jc. 8 yard.
rs,.l1s the Great Webster Pocket
-,- -srv. sn exact copy of the large
.t.-s containing over 10000 words
r-s uey.auoas, for Jc, q copy.
~ exhibition every day the Demorest
s.,-,.t'sr inc. selling for $40. 80. En-
.... sv several Richmond ladies who
.,.r.sl u from four to SIX years as
|..-...s, running Of any make that
-.<- Sold at 1880 for cash only,
..,-v day. trial, and guaranteed for
=. 7.... ]: Is worth On lnvestiga-
t-
,-..., ,-- u. Warmers, Thomson's Glove
r..-.. b. q G.. C. b., and other wen-known
.-A-s q. C.-.et-.
~, ,,o45- GzH &&1Eo0&
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-17

To the superb collection OF Ladies'
Shirt Waists is added Crepe Cloth Waists,
cream grounds with dainty stripes, at
75c. 4; and Black Satteen Waists with
white stripes at Sl.10. All Of our Waists
are perfect fitting. There are
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-17
| MATTINGS, MATTINGS.


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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-17

Another great surprise in store for our Gus
toners for Monday and the balance Of the week.
Goods 80 cheap you may call IL actually giving
them away.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-17

$50 Gray Robe, white applique, selling now for
s16;
s20 Tan Robe, dark embroidered spots, now for
S10.50;
s17 Gray and White Check Robe now for S10.5O {;
S19 Gray Robe, combination garnet, silk en-
broidered spots, now for S1O.5O;
s17 Tan Check Robe now for $l0.50;
@22 Dark Tan Robe combination white and tan
embroidered, now for sl0.J0;
Just IS patterns, to 10 yards each, Of Imported
French Woollen Dress Materials, cream and
colored, stripes and plalds, shot effects, etc,
etc, selling now for SOC. yard.
We are agents for Royal Stainless Black Hose.
Every pair guaranteed not TO stain.
or, RZz &E1ko0GZ
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-05-17

Black Chlna-Snk Waists, 5000;
Black surah-sllk Waists, $500;
Black Satin Di Chine Waists, $780,
Garnet and Blue Surah Waists, $500;
Garnet and Blue China-Snk Waists, $500;
Garnet and Blue Satin Di Chine Waists, $500;
Black Linen-Lawn Waists, lGundcred collars and
CUTS, $3.50;
White Llnen-Lawn Waists, pleated, 5oo and 75o
Light Striped Satteen Waists, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-01
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anfOm til @~an.dnuiae, MeritO, | Ssn'
hogs. aoptsiren beretter, OF ban habbe
pasieret @raset Of Brig "7abita".
Srissen iaaes mar San Granciseos
grst ben 3ote Sept. iiben bar man
life bsrt bet Rinseite til ben fsr M.
Ten bapos 270 arbsibere fra Gilbert
Yen umburb, % Der ipues life at pare
npeen Evil ON, at baooe Iasinserer %
Manoifab or pmfomus, ba aIe Reb.
~ninssbnocs par bso 8raset. Oct anita.
ees al lllpften bauote for ooer en- Waa'
neo iioen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-01
bri.er. o. s,as,n poa aI,noom ,r OO.r

briter. o. Stasm poa 9i,room CT cosr
maabt tor.
3 be fsrite s Ddss ,ftsr lllpffsn ne.
bellies s1l,00O Os en- M9nsoe aspnsts'
mioler III be S,apsltbte. On bel De
arbeibsre / be bsrisOs 8rOsinsier 81
rciit til andre St,b.r for at isse efts'
arbsios. 8 gropinOien Stu bar 100,
600 gsriOHsr anisst ON OHentlis In
osritsttslie. asiieren Os asiierinoer
bar gipst tore GUNNER AZ lin Briuat
tasIs til be Ir9raenbe.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-01
SIpebrmp 9raeD, Ntnm.

9raep blsp Rnt III Sfneaa beriet al
en- uiaopanlis ffor S%Ibsbrauo, 5ibsu
beppucte / Suebes Spsnins b.npso Rio'
not, o. cd Speu life tr ioripnet meo til'
itrrIfeIiee 5lutniussdpyaraier, bocb,
Srnnoeu frii Spiaeruw. Gu for Del
al 3Crrstuiuosbpsn losbss stfs, SpOr
flor grnnoifaben er, Deb MAJ Hi.ie, men
Den or piit cper $4,000.
Eer er Ristaute ont, at Sloen bar
padidt.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-01
Siteratur.

No. 2 al "The Christian Youth" 70,
Rouem6er er nofommet meb islaenoe
Snobplo:
Work for the Young Followers, poem.
Trust In God. By c. Amling.-Train-
Children. Selected.-A Visit TO Wart-
burg. Ply Prof. Felland. -Don't You See,
poem).-Little Bob Stood the Test, story
A fewWords About Obedience
a Boy, (poem).-S Sin Finds out the Sinner.
Selected. - Editorials.-Ou and Into
Don't Drink, Boys. Selected. - School
Notes. Know Thyself. Character and
Scholarship.-The Friends of Youth. Sc
lected. Holding out a Hand, (story).-A
Morning Prayer for Children, (poem).-
Too Busy to Pray. Selected.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-01

$4,000. On iieloen Gang ucnber
ltbt al be 9uiinoer ai aroner, iOm aar.
lIsaars iOrlaoer @Orse for at saa til
uoenlanIfe 9ottsrisr, tilbase.
On &isbmanS paa aOnsspinser blsu
iaalebes for ct bar 9ase iiben bebaae.
Zig Oosrraifet peo, at to 9piters trab.r
inS ! bans 5Orretnins Os anmob.r ON
at iaa opsrratts BAN $4,000 Mari,
lom ban bapos puuoet paa ct Sob
SamOurssrlOttsriet. selofaselis Tom
ben belle lille gp ! ct ipart Cpftpr / ben
GnleSning.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-01

5 be 8. Rp' gnslanbs Stater
Wa'n', @ep Sampibire % BermOnt
bar ben l~ansparise 3sris bapt ben
5DlSs,iat mango 6abrifer, Sasbrus oip.,
ION OriOss psb Sanoiruft, bar maattet
ItanOle saer | %bstpoelis @On inSFran,e
IN S~'rtlOmbeO. 6armsre maa paa Her.
Stsosr oriue o.rss &reaturer manae
Ntil Tor at panos benz.