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Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08
SRA @aSbinatca.

Ten Stmpiratt}tt gantas for a
romnsrt SaaoiSai ioa Spcotcr AZ
holoics | acprcicutamhaictS cal Ger
baa Gtermesaa. q melt premincttt
Souoioaitr par Guip, afiIs % Sprii'
Ger. gOumseu aobaeoeS NJ ? Otter
miesae ca partSs I'll cmirius giioHat
ntrn uuaci Rcinttat, &eo isrlte VI
femuiua hopse griip "a Sirmmsr,
mills "a. spr,nser 80, NcaRilu
ls, Sott ia 20 Gicrcas !. Deb ben
isSie % l7se Nlitemnins bdpbe er'ir
"a, Mills 81, Spriuser IL, Micaailln
10, Sntf 5 ca Siepals /. Nphet
bIep Serroo barst III @aucas 6crHios
hoe si. 10.
SoneresieH ,roaete iamuaen @ansas
Yaieesa. ~
Te rspubhtanae gancas aibolhtes
pejoa ysrhoe, men ba be tr ! tor Ris
nprife,, Dor her iuaen Stris ON be iprs
Hiensst St,l,Wssr. Ssea,er 8ees bter
sniemmis elcuncminerct, % 8c'tcn az
Rem. Der ~mbehabSe StiHmssr ! licite
Spnares, tlsp rsioo slenncminerebe.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08
Scr -Decprab2 poitea.
SebGnoigt TaIjtneri.

Mnalfe er DC melt Operraifenbe anrios
~iitetert Stattammerets Raritetslamllna.
8rsuerne al uisie Ylaoer, bpis Ouerz
flooer lDnes at ogre rioiet % banfet til
ben met mali9e Yoerligbeo. 9laoerme
er al be bersmte 7.30 Sblisationer no.
iDrte al Gbas. 8. Smith % trpfte al
Gbas. Vrotmap, os lom blep Snleo=
nin9en til ell EroeeS MOB Regjerinael.
De a laa tlnitist ubisrte, at iltet
Spsrssmaal ON oeres 9Gstbeo blep
giort ipreno Sap GOuf d 60. lenote
Stattammerst ct Belsb al $4,000 al
ben til llolpsnins. llastet .Sr. GaIilear
ertlarte benz iOr ialite, iaa p~aaiaaeoes
Oct, Of be mantte pare blepet trbtte paa
be 9ate 8laocr f~prarbeioet Of Reoier.
insen meo bet Heiultat at be table ga,
gen.
Smitb q uoentoipl en- al be melt
marfparoise 5alitnere, iom ~noaeniinbe
bar lepet. s tpOe Iar isrte ban ct til
l~Dnelaoenoe reipettabelt Gin, meoens
ban besit bet enc 5nlitneri efter bet an
bet al ben iOrunoerli9ite aarafter, baaoe
Ssoler % O%blisationer ira so til 1000
Dollars. Oct er meset ianoipnlia at
lite miuore euo Ell Milion Dollars al
pisie eitersiorte 8ense al bans Sabrls
tat uanorer runet til almen Iibennts
telie. Oct par fun peo Spbaaelien al
bans 61aesifab meo ben betienote BID
oetrytter, Srodtpap, = oslaa eneItaenoe
opstis | lit Sag - at Smith blep are,
lteret ! 1888 go. AZ Ssrtimer ct.
SrOotlpn.
Saaleoes blep en- al be iarliaite Ban.
Der for Statens Bensepaien, iom noaeu.
linoe bar paret til, tilintetaiort. Smith
% Srodtpap uioneos impo binarioen alt
bet De tanoe for at retfarbiaaisre Tia
leip % oeroeo uuosaa Straf, %netoppaa
6allinsres a~ioranoerlise Maaoe, at
naar De sribes, blioer Be 6orabers mob
line MeoltpIoise.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08
2gffe.

Sas isortte 8aec
nt siiirer ps infer,
msns tplei sr oeruSe
ga 5olf eaar % irDics.
Get ,pieIiet er moe,
Der gear 10 en- auiuoe.
Jon ifter mee spier % jmiley itlelot
les isr BET ioo grant.
sanes S0ssen osrunoc
10 gieueu iipnger,
Inn pp uti ben binee,
mems eGmYet BIN ipages
gun raft, bar bet srsitt.
Ger @lens er ! Ziet.
isfa lb9rst itnGr bun % fmiler ib!anot
lts icr bet iaa 9raut.
ira SinpEst lgtier
saa T!auter % 9otieg,
100 iaar bun % lBtter,
Eire 3grea bun itpiter.
co fort blipsr Ciet,
Run imiifr iprneist;
hHfp tlasisnee ains bun garbmct crar nse
sun iprer bans 5ieb.
Sae isoaite Ruee
On Sommsr sr inee,
lob siprRsus tube,
fs 10 TAI Dem tHoe,
shs ait BE- / Iipti
haGheta Tar sipet.
~ serhfn lar goa mes3 be bpagsr IT DO
9e c.lttg, pt 10.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08

neo, Egre % 8inbuer iprEngtes no o.
GuIuet trD'teees ueb. Den 6remmroc
b,eO reUet i StD,ter. 6oOeoet bar reoet
OF arpppeu. Den bgire Gag, uenlirc
5oe, en- 3aano % Sopcaet oar ait, man
fulbe iuoe al bam. Geiterue al arop'
pen oir i%portgit ~ioriuuuoue.
Y. 8. Mlcrion, eli at 9ir. Cages
Betieuie, bltu iaa iu9rt bclfnoiaet, at
ban cgOe tort citer. Z. Jioberiiou, 20
gar sdmmel, Der netop par tommet op
/ ct @rinoc, blep Tpuset no giennem
Blu uei "a ialbt paa 6ooeoet. 5au
bleo 'noiast paa ct poipital % osoe
tort eIter. g. @, OsbOrL Dfr. cages
&asierer, fit iuar Staoe { SOpeoet.
2aSerne bar lite bet riraeite 0aab ont
at funne reobe banS Sin. 8. 8. Slor
cum, ". R, 2aiblou % 5tnSiea Sage
blep mere eaer miuOre leml9ltebe, men
'nssn al oem tiusfarli9t Mr, Gbaie
3ames bteu faitet liae MOB 3aset, Gto.
len, ban iao paa, pliatreoes i Stptter,
men ban bleo life pioers beitaoi9ct.
5uem er 3, g. @itiOu?
Oct nttases, at ban CT 0Iram Z.
@ltion, Der flere @ange bar rsnlt ira
Sinosip9eaipler pa ct Bar &ange CT
blcpen uoitrepen lon belbreOet, Dan
oar omtrins As slar aummtet, babe baut
en- uomGrtet S%toleoanuclic % bar cns
gang petbauenpe. pnr bar ierc &anae,
nndr 6an bar p9ret ! 6riDeo. trnst mteo
at mgroe promiuente WPno, Tom life
oiloc fame bam 9en9c til at be9puoe
6orretuiraer meo.
Huslea Sage bar iom iaa mdnge
andre N}jtlionarcr / Nmerjta, begpnpt
Gipet De fattigite aanr. 5aoeran,
Stenrp Sage, bar en- nluinoetis Gag
arbeioer I Oneiha 60. y. o.. bpor
S6nuen Busted Isotes Den ABE 2lueuIt
1916. 0i Gar ieners osoe 5aoeren,
% RnSlell maattc ,oa III 6remmeoe FOR
at i!ene 1T 9~ipSopbptp. oau beapnote
10 II 8iier9nt | en- 8utit Grpp, bpor
.bm iorblep, tubtil han arbcioeoc ia
mo I lnluarsiuine Stluiagcr % DC
9pnbte e9eu Saaoel$iorretuir9, blep
oalst til feritieaige Gnbeoer, % fra
1858 til 1859 rcpreieutereoe bail fit
0iIiritt &ouareslen. 1858 flptteoe
ban I'll Stem YDrt og ~bc9pnote at ipetls
lere paa 8srien. Den 6etpoettae fSor-
niue, ban 9rog bapbe la9t li9 op peo
Spariommeli91eo % ~niebudnlig spr.
rctltll9sopsiigDeol porte Der burtigt,
ttotll ben Git Dp I mango M'lipuer.
6aa bar lang 1io oGret 1nieet FOR at
pRre Ell al 4anoets met trolt9tsIulpe
6iuansmanb. Oct liges, at ban bar
lnere reoe Beuse til fin 8aaoigheo euo
no9en anoen Wano / l8aa Street, %
at ban til builfeniombelit 9io tuuoe be.
tale Ell 5ororing Of 'ra en- til Il Wiai.
Dner Dollars.
Selere: Sbnoa9sblaoene beretter,
at opcnnGpnte s.. 3. 8lllOn er frem.
oelss pan Sinosiugenihlet I lltiia. Mor
bar il1gen Soc OH, bpem MUroeren CT
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08
9Dnamttattentat | Mau
Street.

5reoag liot efter ST. IL rplteoes
empire" 8p9niug / 8aa Street, 0esu
Yort, lise til @runomuren. 5orbi9aas
enoe iaa en- ManoSperipn IlpngeS polbs
Iomt no siennem Siubuet / anben Gtaoe,
% np9le Sieblitfe Ienere fom Den be
tjenote Miaionar &usiell Sage Itpr-
tenoe ueo 3roppsn meo blsbeuoe Aniiat
os 9poebrt iulbt al Saar. Strar
rNteoes bet blauot Den tilitremmenoe
M9n9oe, at ell oauuitti9 Mtouo bapoe
iprian9t Williuuer al Sage, ua, buis
ban life uolepereoe benz itrar, baooe ban
truet meo at orebe Sage Og ale andre
i Sp9ulnsen peo at erplooere 9pnamit.
9ette bapoe MI b9not, o. Dpnamiteren
laa opo, meoeus 8isiea Sage Hap fra
&ataitrofen meo nosle alporlige Saar,
men andre nlfplotge Y%erioner orabtes.
9ette aiifpelise lloprssuiussioriss
% ben oerpaa ielseuoe 0puamiterplo-
ion iureglt paa islsenoe Waaoe: Giot
eiter SCI. II gift Ser. Gage iuo / iit
Hriuatfontor. buor ban baupe Ell CANT
tale meo Gbaie Sames, Ell Serbaucs
mano ira Chattanooga, Tenn. On
8etjeut tom ino % iasoe, at n 5rem=
meo bib tale meo Sage.
"9uem er ban?" ipursteMilioneren.
seq Deo life mere, enb at ban iaaoe,
at bans Rnpn er @illon", iuareoe BE.
t%jenteu.
"Suap er bans Sorretnins?" ipurste
Sage.
"San l%ortalte oct life, ipareoe Be-
t%jenien.
1Sis Dam. at ies bar oct trault %
Tan life ie bam1, iasoe Mr. Gage o.
sienpptOs Samtalen meo Dir. Sames.
"San tiger, Be noe ie bam."
sig BAN, at le9 tan lite PLACES laas
ieoes", bar Sparet; men getienten III
life Eib til at irembare bette Sup. Den
5remmeoe tom farenoe iorbi BAN %
% lasoe bsit, at ban nlaatte tale meo
Gage. Senne iprans Op os git bag
l9nSs inc i9opeofontoret. Ser ltnnlebe
ban. Zen 5remmeoe gap bam tit
8iiittort, paa bullet Der fob Raouet
3. .. @iiion. San iasoe, ban Tom
ira s. 3. 8odeieaer Os'sau 9ir. Sage
ct grep. ! bullet ban ~iOrlanste $780,.
600. Spis ban life uobetalte bisIe
8euse sieblittelis, piloe ban ipranse
Bpsninsen % ale ! ben | 9uiten Deb
9pnamit. Wtr. Gage l9ite Srepet,
fpIoebe bet iammen os gap BAN Oct til.
base. Sbet ban piloe saa IND / tit
YripattontOr isjen, Ipusebs ben Srem.
meoe Ell lloen firtantet Yatte. ban bar
Saanoen i @ulpet, buorpeb @rplofoueu
foraaria9eoes. gpsninsen bleu frpste.
liz r%amponeret. Stiaep9asene reoes
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08

ION iertes M(tl, par IO,2Of ,Ul9,IHo
2ettc piisr, at hper 1on sjsuneminitIit
foriss 1874 @iit.
@jennsminitsantaIIet al Rnsiaserei
for bUer Wit 9erubaue belle aauoei
Ouer bar ,5.151. @iennnemiritstnlist
al Cons al 5rnst. ipm isrtss / Wtl,
for bper Mil Sernbane bar 487.245.
0isic 3al oil piie, bpur 9r1fiten pal
ltgrlt, nnar man ia~mmenti9uer benz msf
9alIeue ~peorgrcroe De iurtieui9e @rnp'
per. 3aaene for 8aslaserer bar
@ruppeu / 233,530, / @ruppeu ii
1S3, l2l. 5allcne for @postraftfen par
/ @ruppcu ii L34s,1 1917 @rnppen III
1893. 763. / @ruppen V 304,S65,
@ruppeu x 1886.
Snbtasterue for buer 9asiaser pr,
Nil bar 2.l67 Gents; @ienufmiults'
apsifterae meb at fsre l Basiaafr pr.
ooer ale Sernbaner par l.al7 Gents.
Snotreterne oeo at fere en- 1ou 8pos
pr. Nil par 0,94l Geuts, uosiiterue
oar 0.604 9euts. Snetegten at ct
Yasiasertraiu pr. Dail bar sl.08.o41,
logiiteruc $o.80.90 SuotRgterne
fra ct @oostoo pr. Wil bar $l.65.434.
Observation-Disclosures bar S1.05.7l1.
De minoite Snotpmiter pr. Con pr.
Drill bar / @rnppen III, nemlig 0,695
Gent. Den bsielte Snota9t bar
Bruppen X, nemlig 1912 Gents. 81
itsrItc Suotr9ter for en- 8asiaser pr.
Otil bar | @rnppcu TX. uemtig 1858
Gents.
Ulbffer.-0e inm(eoe 2tntal al
&%erioner. lpm blep orebt uso 3erns
bnneulpffer / 1890, par $500, % ans
tallet Al adrebe bar 20,O34. vi
antaaet al De 8rebte pnr 2.451 Seri-
banerne5 Sjeneitcmano, 2S5 bar Bas.
lagerer, os 1854 resueoes ruoer "an.
ore 9lusier@. Eli oeuue alasie er
re9net bet fore 4ntnl al Selpmoroere
vi oct lnmleoe Nutal Snareoe bar ~,
800 / Sernbauerues 5ieneIte, 2,444
pdrHdSla9crer, U9 1900 bleu life re9net
TT nogcn al olsie ala5ier. Oct pIlsr
iig, at | al bper al Serubauernes BOG
SieueItcmenb blirer orGbt aartis, ps /
bliuer laaret for buer 33. Oct itprite
Nntat ulptfer b9uoer Dem, lum oirette
bar meo at isre 5r9uene, foble 8o9rene
oip. Stjpnt bisic Serubnuefolt blot
repr0ienterer Is Yrocent al ale Serr.
banefolt, lao tommer So Yrpcent al
lllpttestiifeloerne paa benz. On Bas-
lager, iom tisrer 80 Wit / 3imeu
uopbsrlis, fan eiter be Iiatiitiife Oplps-
nlnser 9jsre &esnius pon life at m6oc
Opoen oeo en Se~rnbaneulptte paa ITO
Mar, men Ell 2otpmotipiprer, Ell 8remIer
euer 8onouttgr er, unber De famine
S~etln9elier, uoiat for at mite giuet pet
Sernboneulptfe paa 40 Nar.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08
SiaastefparttmtHtti bar beilutie

SiaabsbfparttmtRttt bar beilutiet
if't al isnht ben opbbtittoarnepe Monts
Tor &lanitnpmoh SlR;er / 5art ueeu.
irr omcri.ani.e 5arnaHpe, slomiral
Roifer airciiie iorriee MaRpa9 IA Mem
gori. Qon beinetr iig paa 8eieu til
ebs amsriia ior al apcrta9e Overflow.
monboen boa arlsSitibet "SOitpn," 90
rnbcr GuIim rio pil bans Srbrer blipe
tilicrbi bonn. { rirlrmatiile % Ma.
rineirebie Dor man lnet Ell ulgti9 Be
tbenin9 ! fcnnc S~egpcHbcp. Mol
irpr nsmli9. q, her life Longer CT npscll
5arC icr olpprii9e 5prpiflIuscr mcb
gbil,.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08

@nrtrnsrsn al SiIalpua bar lno'
itnbi lin Hnrsfere'nlng III Snoenriss'
m~iniiirren. frG Mai 1890 or SHopas
seronialIc; irrrset ira COLA, III so,
600 8erioucr. Ter CT grimoIa9i itprre
% minore Spcr o. fUcreneite apart.
ieitinn cr ioaci I gellbnelic. Zen lerlte
l~op9ipsuhs apriomltng traoote lammer
ben 23ns 9in9uit 1890 og bar iamlet /
100 0oeC. Z q Counter ioruOen
8eaper bier al DC COO Nrartictilpner
SfpIf!aHb 5e4 bprilprpnitspe ipr 3 slur
for $52, 20e.6s 3cr CT Silaboma
400 praamitrsoe Siplcr meb $500 Stcs
iftfrn. 3 2iarfis @sb blep Der bpe9et
90 SipIsbuit ili ct apitsups al SIS,
l4s.25.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08
crer 16. 600 Snninnere er ONE

Cntr 16,000 Snpiancre er omeri.
ianlft Spr9erc. rg 1000 bar ueO al
mcbi0ee gonr Of He9ierlu9en ertlGrct,
Of be enItcr al ina mcritonit SOr9er,
ret. 5prnbcn bisir CT Der ,,6l9 Suol.
anGre ! Sllobrnn, iom bar mpbtoaei
9anp SnislibcNpestis. : DC iieitc 3
Wax lar 1ntiancrnc to9ct % Miaio.
nrr aCrte 9onb / GnfeltbeNb0elie.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08
5islss 6eninstureanet bar Sllai

5le!gf SfufheRHreGiief bar Nlalta
5l,7l9 Snobpggcre; berai er 4,303
pe'oti 1919 al eeH mbianif-russ
fIts 8ianbinesraCe, 2,2S7 Monapler
pe 1924 Snpianerc. Ter er 300
Bpsesr eiier 2~anSsbper. ! oct a~rttilfe
2iitr'ff lpiieees ret life at ipreta9c no.
ssn 5plisiRliiRa, re Ger nHllaaes ,5uos
bpe~gfraniallei til 800 elisr 400.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08

XrtNesnifn bar noHapnt Neaereu
Ser Dolphin \ Hnterta irn Samiitpn
gcnnip. Snbiano, III 8seitrar REQ
2%ontfoniorei i &oibuatpn.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08

Barbados, ben eitllgc al DC imua
antillsr +, &eirmolsu, bar ienot 10 Wleo.
Iemmer Of ben lO~p9ipenNe 5priamling
I'll &oihin9ipn ipr al mubsrbouoie mso
neenriqsmlmiteren ON cn Aecipruci.
ieistratini meo rs 5preueps StatsG. Z
Gnsoa9s bnpee DC ell lang llnSerbaab.
limo meh Spn. Spbn u. Better.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08
&n raoiom @rnbcmlNffe

banete 2eportemtntei 9pir uar 1t.
etisnns. arantrise, i qsrpass, ioet 70
Sratearte,bsre erHtiss reb en- @os.
sIpipRpn.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-08
: "9ecoraD Gsojtcn''s 90. Is,
"VseD g(ruem''s Smle. 9im,mer
9ecorab sYsofem''s Salemocr

bill bliue aaulet paa ben npe GrGmieboa, Der M er unoer
arbeibr. Den oil i~noebOlbe Ell iutoltGnoi9 Snlcnoer ruco
b~iltoriie Ntareouse for buer Dag Narst, 90 oil ~iaaleoe~
blipe bRrlbi9 ipm "Sieifrenc"= 500. Melcm hpert YlaO
4lmanafell oil blue ct rent glao til at ifripe pp, lpao mon
maatte bile erinore Jig. 9enle 500 pil blipe ~betphelig
itorre END no9elt t~iotigere YrRmiebug. Den ienoes til NJ,
og ganle NbOnuentcr, Der bar bctatt for ct Mar Sos.
ifuo. 3nbbunoen oil Den foft 10 GentS ertru, 90, ba oef
oil bliue Ell ~uRrOiiutO Soa, oil pi tilraoOe Gnbuer at beititle
ben %inObunocl. SpgenS SnobplO oil btipe i~ol0enoe, OF
f>AGnI A4 -.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-15
How Muskrats Are Trapped.

Trapping is one of the modes by which
muSkrats are secured. The traps are
made of boards about 6 inches wide and
3 feet long. These are nailed together
like an ordinary box trap, the open ends
being secured by swinging doors of wire
network, fastened to the upper part of
both entrances. These doors allow easy
ingress to the trap, but once in the rat
cannot get out without opening the door
by pulling it to him, which secret they
seem very slow to discover. These traps
are put in the leads running from the
houses to the water when the tide is at
low ebb and the rats are out feeding.
On the return they crawl up the leads.
push against one of the wire doors of
the trap, which Immediately opens into
the trap, but they cannot go further, as
the next door opens toward them. Be
fore they can gnaw out the tide makes
up and they are drowned in the trap.
BY having a number of traps and watch
ing the tides closely a trapper can cap
ture a large number in this wav.-Balti-
more Sun.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-15
Judged by His Appearance.

An amusing incident occurred some
time ago which illustrates the scanty
ceremony with which shabbily dressed
people are often treated. A country
magnate in the north of England was
called upon with reference to a scheme
for the furtherance of some local charity
by a person whom the servant, judging
by his timeworn habiliments, described
to his master as "either a beggar or a
tout for ORDERS" adding that he had left
him in the hall, not thinking it safe to
show him into one of the rooms. The
"beggar or tout" turned out to be no
less a parsonage than the member for
the district, and one of the richest men
in the county.-London Tit-Bits.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-15
At "A Marriage License Window.


A marriage license window is a queer
place, and one at which human nature
is barred to official inspection as it sell
dom is in any other government office.
Hither come the gOssips to ask whether
certain couples whose name were pub
lished the other day have yet got mar
ried; to ask what sort Of a looking man
it was who took out a license to wed
with Susie Todd-was he tall and light
or stout and dark: And hither come an
cry mothers to say that no permit
should have been given for their
daughters, who are not SO old as was
said. They ask how the law can be in
yoked to punish the offending bride
grOOmS. But there are other brides who
appear to be forty or thirty, yet de-
clare themselves thirty or twenty.
Back ONE a man to ask if his permit
number cannot be changed, because he
wants to buy a lottery ticket of the same
number as his wedding license, and can
not 10 SO unless a change is made. Old
men speak for girlish brides, and ancient
wrinkled women lead up very young
men, holding their arms us if they might
escape. Once a girl came weeping, and
sad the man she meant to marry lay dy-
ing, and there was not a moment to lose.
Indeed, 1t is a queer place, and the whole
illlmltable gamut that nOveliSts have
Spanned i'll many centuries is there at
hand still sounding fresh notes and Of
fering new ChOrds.-Julian Ralph in
Harper'8 Weekly.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-15
THE COMING MAN.

A pair of very chubby legs,
Encased in scarlet hose;
A pair of little stubby boots,
With rather doubtful toes;
A little kilt, a little coat,
Cut as a mother can
And 10! before us stands in state
The futures coming man"
His eyes, perchance, will read the stars,
And search their unknown ways;
Perchance the human heart and sOai
Wal open to their gaze;
Perchance their keen and flashing Gaace
Will be a nations light
Those eyes that now are wistful bent
On some big fellows" kite.
Those hands-those little busy hands,
So sticky, small and brown;
Those hands whose only mission seems
To pull all order down
Who knows what latent strength may be
Hidden within their clasp,
Though now it's but a taffy stick
In sturdy hold they grasp
All. blessings on hose little hands,
Whose work is yet undone!
And blessings on those little feet,
Whose race is yet unrun!
And blessings on the little brain
That has not learned to plan!
Whate'cr the future holds in store,
God bless the coming mani
-SOmerville Journal.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-15
He Couldn't BE Frightened.

A small boy on Sixth street hates the
washing process worse than snakes. His
mother was scrubbing him and he was
kicking.
why don't you be a good boy" she
begged. Don't you know that you'll
go to the bad place if you are mott"
There amt any water there, is there?:"
he asked.
Not a drop" she answered solemnly.
"Then l guess I'll keep on being bad"
And he kept on.-Detroit Free Press.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-15

Steam pipes are now being made from
the ramie fiber. The material is so close
ly pressed together by hydraulic ma
chlnery that it has a tensile strength
two and a half times That of steel.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-15

One of the tricks of the coffee trade is
to slft the beans So as to get the small
beans out Of inferior Java coffee and
mix them with Mocha. 50 as to sell at a
higher price. Sometimes even experts
will be deceived by this trick.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-15

a second hand clothes dealer fo md an
10 for $1,000 in a gentleman's jacket
which the man had overlooked on sell
ing and had despaired of ever finding
again.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-15

Fully 50 per cent. of artificial limbs
made are legs, IL per cent. arms. Of
legs, 40 per cent. are right, 46 per cent.
lett, . per t both right and lett.
Seventy-eight per cent, of legs alnputat-
ed are of males, % per cent. are females.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-15

Beet sugar may be bought in certain
stores III u eastern cities. To the taste
1t annot be distinguished from the best
cane sugar except by experts, who say
it is richer in sweets than most cane
sugar.
The Durham daily globe. (Durham, N.C.) 1889-1894, 1891-12-15

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". NJ. Busbee, minutes for GLOBE, O
IT 7 Kerr officer grand Jury. October term 80
Thomson cleaning raft from Ltle Rive bridge. claimed 50, 2 90
The FducatorC &c blank books for shenfs office. "a 80
A G. Cox & Co, bucket and oil for county, 40
" G Garter iannorf for October, il so
d c. Gunter book easel in regiser Of deeds office, 80
w. f. Wood, Expenses carrying insane person to GoIdsboro ,claIled So u, . %
n w Holloway, repairing rifle for work. house, rs
w. Fl. Proctor, groceries for county, 80 81
". w. Austin, fixing window in treasurer office, 80
c. B. Green, {. S c., court cost, October term, 1891, Ill ~
B Green, c. S c, individual account, Il 60
H H Sims iH account for October, ~ 10
T S Chrisianb building fms ii cOurt house, % 81
s Christian building fues in cou house, A II
T s Christian bnIdinp hues in our house 10 IS
Outside Poor.
Ella Barker 81 90; John Laws, so; Amelia Scoggins, $50; Phil Meeks, 80; J.
P: Bones, 80; Rosa WeatherPoon, 50; Hall pscomb, 100; j. W: Garden,
200; Mason PaschaI, so; Patsy Ray, 80; Nancy and Patsy, Garden zoo;
Ann Darlington, 80; Louisa Lata; so; Andrew Patterson, 80; Hinton
Murray 80; Abe IIopson, so; George Harvard, 50; Nancy Motley, l so;
PASCHALL LUNSFORD, Clerk to Board Co. Com.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-09
YOUNG PEOPLES UNION.

That of the Baptist Church Closes Its
Chicago Session.
CHICAGO. July Sat to-day's meeting of
the Baptist Young Peoples union OF Amer
ica number of interesting addresses on
pertinent topics was delivered. The com
mittee on resolutions reported resolution
requesting tho directors of the Worlds fair
to close it on the Sabbath. An attempt
WAS made to adopt Il resolution on tenn
perance but objections were raised and 1T
went back to the committee. Chicago was
recommended for headquarters of the un-
ion. For officers for the ensuing
year the following were recommended:
President, John I'll. Chapman. of Illinois;
vice presidents, +. l.. wilkins, of Iowa,
Rev. j. B. Cranfell, of Texas, O. p. Gift
ford, of Massachusetts; secretary, Rev. II.
f. Y. Pierce, of New Je sov: treasurer. j.
.. Staples, of Illinois. All recommends
tions were concurred in, and the
nominees elected. The convention hvmn,
written by Rev. S. +. Smith. author
of America" was sung and a letter from
Smith road. Tonight an enormous mass
meeting ended the convention. The pro-
ceedings consisted mainly of eloquent ad-
dresses by Prof. w. II. Harper of the new
Chicago university, DIR. Clifford, of Boston,
and DIR. Hoyt, of Minneapolis.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1891-07-09
THE GOVERNOR ABROAD.
Montana's Chief Executive Looking
After State Interests at the
National Capital.
Delayed Payment of the Five Per
Gent Bonus Due on Public
Lands Sold.
Gov. ToOle Thinks Montana VIII BE Safely
Democratic When the Election Day
Comes Around.

WASHINGTON, July S.-[Special. ]-Gov. j.
X. Toole, of Montana, is in Washington to
remain several days. He spent some time
in consultation with Land Commissioner
Carter to-day, over land matters in which
Montana is interested. His principal busi-
ness with Mr.. Carter was to find out when the
live per cent due his state from the sale of
public lands would be paid. He discovered
that 1T would be several weeks before any
settlement could be made. II will be re-
membered that bill was passed by the
senate last session of congress providing
that the bonus should be paid the newly
admitted states.
Gov. Toole refused to say much about
the political situation in Montana. He
said the people were paying little attention
to politics at this time. He was confident,
however, that the campaign next year would
be exciting enough to be interesting. He is
of the opinion that the democrats will be
able to carry the state by good working
ma jorlty.