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Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01
Ran 9prene &c spSgtIier?

Soa m1rfeligt bette Sperssmaal eno
ipoer, bar bet boo / ben iioIte lib p1s
ret giort iii @ienitauo for en- bel Sis'
fusion / bet engslite Sports'2ibsffriit
Rod and Gun. 5orifleli9e Snoien'
bere bar mebbelt fine G%riarin9er ON,
bu%orleoss bet lturoom bomber, at
Sunbe, Der ellers uuoer olminoelt8e
5Urbolo life 60 bun9e for Roset, plno'
ieli9, LEGION be 9aar a~lerbeoit, Tan
%itunie, itirre no / quftcn iom flasne al
&ebiel % isse at life fig bort meS ale
3e9n paa ben bpbeite 6rp9t. 90 BET
fer nltio paa Stsoer, buor en- easr an
ben Stfoeo uioes at 9aa i8jen ps at pile
fig fra 9io til anoen.
3ilb1u9erne al 3beOrien ON en- ell
lers ubetjenbt Ganoeueroen fan berl
finoe en- 8eitprtelie al ben RaaItano
ON, at bet fun er ppre Gamblers ufulo'
tommeubeo, Der i~prbitorer % ! at err
tjenoe bine bgierc 8pieners 3iluGrelie,
nien bpproau BET MI END maatte iors
boloe Jig bermeb, iao er bet bel mol be-
rcttiget | Sunoens Jrp9t at ie ct mt
uoilag al ben &ienosgierntn8, at, ON
emo bet ciuiliicreoe McnneIte | oetbele'
taget er bet melt uoultlcoe Naturpros
buff, Der fjenbes, fan bans fplilte Op'
%'dttelie lan8tira maale Jig nteo DC la'
oere Wtenneiteracer3 % 8prenes. De
forte SnOfsote / 2tuitrnlicn bar ct Sgn
Og Ell 2u9t, Der itaar ian BCtt oper en-
buer GuropGers, at &c nGiten igne8 al
bape belt andre Gambler, % BET er be-
tjeuot nuf, at mango Ours 5plelie, eler
boilfen Guns bet er, Der berBres oer'
ueo, 9jDr Dem bet muli9t at ipruoic
8eirliset meb Ell Sitterbeo, iOm inger
NeteOrulug er iltano til. 8aaoe oper'
ior bet Spnlise % llipnlise laber Der
ior Dor Opfattelie os utuiliomt / Stit'
fen - men bpor CT ba @rGnien?"
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01

N,en bet Dor ansreSs for tent, tbi bun bsrts, at Der ntS ct
lletrpi of ben bpbeite 5crbauiclie blep iast:
"gei e, Iiis Reliuau os Maradspl...."
9aiips Sjerte barteoe burtist, 90 bun fslts fsI ! bsiefe
Grab G%nsielia. 9ontsn pao Ssfersn %coeroanet imioler'
til ale acknowledgement, bun itpnbtc fs IND ~igieunem Gr'
rem, ipm Stenio aabnsbe for benoe.
Rouneu par ltauoict % fulste benz ueo 2iuenc. Der
pao bGpsoe bun Siuene MOB Simleu % ingoe:
"ai, ON ri tunoc ion Sr. gsaradSps 0apn paa bort
& puiertproQraml. :. builten qDtie ottoe bet life bore for
pore foralSretpie Smaal"
19ienoer DC Muradsp, esitcr GliinbetbP"
"Sars sIaun, 5rue, er 10 bciieubt ouer ben ptoe geroen
-. iom 9ubiuiteius % Gift.
ga, men n~beloigois, ioen bans Sones SpgoOml, oil
ban life mere pptrroe pficntli9 =. 5or fort lib iioen al
ilpa ban enooa at ipiae g8teu for acieren, for boern ban
bu9 uGrer ioa nteeeu Sen9iuenbeo, % iom bar bans tsrlte
HsItptter $50"
"Dteu ituloe ban life piIe tntaa be u~lgtfelise irnaa Gam,
bpao ban Bor neatet Ell Serier?"
"Gu cneite @erion oar naaie lIauo til at ppertate bam!
80. for Gtsempel Niiis Mtelipau. Oct piloe Sonobeo
rare ltordrtetl gi funoc iiaofalo iatte 8riieu up iii firth
Jranes Biaetteu, og Saten piloe a~ai9eOel btipe iulo
....2et oiIbe iittcrt eiue en- Subta9t al treoiue tniino
6roncs!"
Spiter Gliiabetb luoOe Srnbcrne 9ors oOer lit
8rpit itr Ggtaie, 90 bcnoes arber ~beoa8eOe fig TOM til
eli S6u.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01
n
OWEN
ELECTRIC BELT
a& APPLIANCE co.
1918 State St,
CHICAGO, Ill.
-&GS biSIe-
NDe &i0mesbyr0.
Gn Snbre.W istonrrs Grfaring meo
Or. CwenS GleftriIfe Yelte.

gintcren IS34-'35 bar Oct ies 9ioroe
nit ferfe Betienotitab meo Rbeumatismet.
Sea reiite ipm RisitonGr, os rneo for
gaIteli9beo % itGrft lioenoe iiroe jes naa
mine Beftemmeliesiteoer. Smerteu iao tait
| mine Softer os | Rpsgen. 9isefra ooet'
npunte 3io inotiI M iaar bar ies liot mere
eler rtinbre al benne spsoprs @rcb. Ere
gar efter bet fprite gufulo III ie9 en- 9epers
ipaoum, pg ben giebicirt, aalpmel, iom je9
bcnptteoe mob benne, f9itneee be rbeumas
title Smerter iaalenes I nit Srpit, at jeg al
brig bar 9anite FIT for biSie, ia rnoerttoen
frembraste ct fuIbt annoeoru9 be 9ruiomits
Smerter. 5orrsIten bar min Selbrso oGret
auo, maaIte beors eno Soils i Glminoeli8beo.
g De ibite Sage Of furrise Gar fj9bte ie8 al
ST.. Stuen to of SpenS eleitriite Belter, ct
for mig % ct for min 9atter. s be88e 8ils
fploer bar Riolet pGret tilfreositilence.
Gbeumntt8men | NIT Brpit os / mine SOFTER
fnocs life mer. ct SiliGIoe at garebroi
(~varicocele), iom bar ooer treoipe gtar CANT
melt, err mi foripuuoet til iaa9ootiom iutet
efter SruQeu at Beltet | TO Tiger. On flcrc
glar oanmel RRies8atarrb Baooe iaa abe
lee meotaget min gRie, at en- Sen Tor Spp9
beTtplOte mig for Grufteuifab. gu er min
RGie t9jeu iOm forber % SDmptomerne
paa baabe IGie. ps Strubes &atatarrb for
ipinber burtist ti~lisemeo ben caarlise Sers
fell, ipm ies bar libt al i ipp Gar.
s femti gar bar ies ituberet glettricites
tens &irfninser paa bet mentale % fpiiif'
mentale @ebet ps bar ia9tta9et oens oioun'
berlige 8irfuinser | benne Retnin9, o9 iaas
leoes fprbereot iG"ebe5 min SpniGrtiombco
~letteIis peo bens @one til at fortro0ere De
2epenoes Rerper, gtuItler o9 8soRselier
paa famine Naabe ipm galoanismen 3Irr
BET neo en- nplis afosb. Seq sniter life al
~unberouroere uogetiumbelit Wtiooei, iom meO
en- Nib, en- naturli9 &rait fgrer I'll De
menueIfelise Reroer en- pirfeIi9 ~eleftriii
Strsm fra ct pirtelist 8atteri; men ieg pn'
fer at sipre alt buuo je9 formaar til at be.
tage @nblitum Srpsten for ct bel inorettet
elettriif 8elte. Sol. Nbotipn Salloct
80te Saruar 1891.
Cummings, g. .. Gbieaso, Sl.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01
geltet bar giOrt mere paa IA Sage
enb 2 Spftorer | 2 Nar.

Qaplparo, gSiS., Q 5ebr., 1891.
Or. y. Omen.
9eres Selte bar sjort mere for mig | IA
9ase enb 3 3ufturer bar funnel 9jgre / 2
gar. @ten ies ipues bet MATTE baue p9ret
en- let Sag for 2Gserne / ben fsrite 9io.
tbi ba bar SpgoUmmen nh, men aliseosl
siprbe be mig pGrre. Nen 9eres Bette,
ipm jes ijsbte iibt September 1890, BET
sjorbe mart %1nberuarfer; tbi en- IA Gage
efter bar jes fua fritz at ies bar aIbris fslt
mig iaa friit FIR. 9eres forbuuons,
gn9walb 8ratben.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01

De. Der muIissus sil t~ilFirtus BEN. Tom bar aiaipt.
the erflrrIn8sr % attster, uiaa altio petlSaas IN
nieo 6r'nGris tOripnst % o~oresirst aoupOlut for at
i're fa Spar.
aue Dc. 'ci MATTE suifs nnrnsre liuoerretnina
anlsentna SesbreOeIis al afuts, fronifs o. Rsrpes
1aseon'n't, bsoes ifr,ue sitrr i~uultrerst Raialua
amt ptsttoe @sSsslslier ttuissmeS eeIpcrue qr,lsrin.
Ger ira 6olt. ION ere bsIbrsOeoe Deb eielp al epens
~elef'rtlfs Bette. a~ataIOssr paa RorR, spsng, apsn
90 Gnsslf. ssSIas Q Gents Grmar's Oa aSrssier
Tho Gwen Electric BILL md Appliance u.
ISL & 1873 State St., Chicago, ~
ssltsrHs srbOlpss osiaa hos
h. A. eNGBERTSen, DEBORAH, Ia.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01
Nin H~greiygoom er MI fulofGnoig
fureret % min 2eper Iigeiaa.

Santa Barbara, I9oe WARTS, 1891.
Sr. u. Omen.
Seq bar anpenot nit Belte % nteb ct ntes
get soot Reiultat. Niu Rpreipsbom er MI
f~uloitaubis tureret % min 2euer li8eiaa,
Iaa ie9 er M en- mn Mauo | ben Rstning.
Mine nerupie Soasbeoer er euoui life iulos
it9ubis fierneoe, men bog er ies Usiaa /
beune Senieeuoe fUmmen ct meset 9oot itpftc
frem, iaa at en- ~fortiat Sru9 al 8eltet oiIt
NOT bill fGre meo fig en- fulotummen SeI
breoelie. 9Grbgoi9it
Ypr Ala. sans 8. SoIitab.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01
llorettet mere goot eno roaen Weoitin.

Mtaoiion, Riun, 10 Sanuar, 1891.
81. u. Omen.
SEQ bar M mart bru9t 9eres Bette 8
Raaneber, os jes Tan iise, at gsItet aIereoe
efter ben forte 9io, ie9 bar beupttst bet, bar
iorettet mere soot for mig euo nossn Mebi'
Gin tunbe bape 8iort. 9grbsbi9t,
8. 8. Rartupn
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01

Sill Giterliening. Gn pOtter Sfi,
| Sernclano er, at be / OtOnOmiit Ssns
issnos bsOre ltilsoe aoniirmanoer INDIANS
Ter SiOras blanbt iiue Senner % ys
tienOte til nsOuenpiSe SIaoer for fine fats
tiss Sammsraisr. VII er r~erltsos life
minSrs eno S76 arouer bieuen inolam!et
| bette Dismeo.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01
Slao Dper geltet.

Son9nloHt, Gsl-y D SUM 1871.
Or. u. Omen.
81 er aue meset glade for 9eres Selte,
iom aipr min Rome iaa meset 9obt, % te9
tror, at bun bill mart blioe belt rait, boiItet
bnn lite bar oeret be iioite s aar, o9 ie9 oil
aubeiale Seres 8elte til ale % enboer, iom
er ipse. Sgrbgoi9it 9eres,
Sreb. Sacobion.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01
u: bor M set stsrftc Oplaa of almin
Nerpez. 6ierne=, Wapez
% Npre=6 elbreber.
Or. g. 6. gseis ttrsmte MiSeel

mob spItsri, Spimm,bto. ~ioIptnbe Spgt, Neuralgia.
z s~unlssbto, Yieluntolt. Sitrutblsobco. ioraariaatnot
@auuie GA Icotnb. iii gleuoiabeb. Cplssntug "a Dso.
~iorttolts AlosroOm, ioraaria9d uso Cpsranitrea9slis al
Sieru,n. gubptr este i~netbotpu iiliir1tt,Itst ior en-
Waans0. 81 ggitsn. D Tor IS, portolrit %ttlisnot. Dleo
subusr Crore icr 9 ggiier nil Of ituoe aisbertn en- @as
rauti iot. at pi ptl ttlbaatbttale Btu9ens, osriom Vttos
Let ttte btl6rtotr. yarantttrue uoiteoes 90 erboloes
fun aqtr bos Sos. ". Coffin, SruaaiH, Cor.
3ro 2treet ano 1T Nps. Somtb, pstnneapo'
liz. Viuu. 2LI7.1a
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01
Wiin ilemn1e Spsbom er MI nGfteu
helbrebef.

2punsberrp, g. 9ut, 81 Starts 1891.
Or. VI. OMEN.
Som De peo, tlsbte jes ct Of 9eres Ro. 4
Better, pg bet bar aiort mig meset sobt.
9ain ilemme Sp9bom er M npiten beIbreoet.
9Grbgotgif, 2ars 8. Cite.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01
Saaot, N2inn.. 26 9auuari. 1891.

Suuuu, UallH., 70 SuIuarL 1871.
Or. U. Siuen.
Seq er neset tiIfreos meO BeItet, iOm ies
i'll ttIi.not mig. Seq iienoer mig ~iriitere I
belle SeGemet, iioen jeg bespuote at BRUCE
bet. Rin &one bar bet osiua biulpet. Seq
tror osiaa, at bet bill saHIie belbreSe min
Tbeumatlsme, iom ies bar Iiot al | mango
War. SeuI.absItsI,
q. Soraus.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-01

8 min 8utif er Or. Gu9uit SDnis's
Sambur9er 9raaber ell "Stapleuare"
ben ialses lettsre eno noseu anoen lis'
renbe YrGparatiuu. &c. VI. Spre9el.
meper, 9anse's Store, isis.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-13
ONYX IN MISSOURI.
Every Good Thing VIII We Found In
Time Ia America

Every Good Thing WIN We Found In
Time Ia America
When water containing lime in solu-
ion drips into cave upon the ores of
metals it forms with them Il chemical
comb.na on and produces the exquisit
translucent substance we call Mex can
onyx. If the metallic oxide or ore il
gold then rich purple veins and splo che,
appear through the onyx; if silver. thei
the coloring is yellow; il pper. green;
if iron, red. u nc and arsenic prvduos
white.
Ages ago King Solomon mined this
became exhausted. II was found IN
modern times at q ersien. ia Germany.
Gne deposits tlicre failed. too. However
fhen the most e tifII decorative ma
tefial known to an crelp d out ia
lmerica, but ia Arxic, as II scorning il
Yankee rel ulilic. For some years
iiexico has sui lied the void tho
splendid shining ,eks OF piccsous value
,eing cut fro . ia queries by hand ly
indians nj c'iih y has not been APP
piled to it hitherto to any great extent
because the su5sinnc, is so fragile tina
my force more violent than that OF delt
,ndian fingers won d split it aad ruin ii.
Now, however, ilutter of interest
mas been aroused by tile announces
ment that in Missouri. in G awford
county. in the Ozark range. inexhausti-
ole quarries Of onyx have Just been
discovered within 20 miles of st Louis
This is great news OF curse we do
not want the magnificent Mexican onyx
to become SO plentiful that it will be
vulgariz d and app l;el to all manner Of
i,ase uses, hut it u ouId he dsligbtful IL
this material should become go cheap
that pers ns # moderate means can
have little Of il in their homes. Thus
every good thing Is found sooner or later
in the United States. II J swler's Clta-
logue
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-13

conditions Night Is the best time Tor
the game To come out Most licks are
natural, as, for instance. places where
cattle are saltei in the mountains. Sui
p iar Mssser lte.g eo.staHts i small pro-
portion OF salt. Son elimes here salt
Is placed for cattle year after year the
ground becomes saturated with it 1t is
usual 70 make fire near the lick. so
tia, the gunner can see his paale. aud
the watchers lay in wait near by, So that
the wind will blow toward them. Deer
are not scared at blaze. lecaase they
see such things in the mouata n>
The common American red deer is the
variety found in West Virginia The
same kind is also seen in the swamps OF
Mississippi and florida. Now, ! have
noticed wide difference in the weight
of deer in the extreme South and our
own country. as told ly hunters of the
two sections. Senator Hampton in
formed me some time ago that he killed
one in his own section weighing 900
pounds | could hardly realize il. /
found. however, that the deer was
Weighed as it stood on its feet That is
the custom farther south, but in my
State we dress the deer, so as to get rid
of all supertluous weight before testing
him ON the scale. We do so in order to
attain the greatest convenience in carry
ing the game about
can see, continued the Senator
reflectively. that the number of deer
has been remarkably reduced i'm the last
10 years even noticed the difference
on my recent hunt Ii is safe to say
that there are not half so many TO be
found now rs 10 years ago. Civilization
and constant hunting are driving them
out of existence. The means Of ap-
proach to the deer country are now very
improved, and as consequence the
game is being killed off. More or less
timbering has been done also, and in
this way many deer haunts have been
broken up In the white pine region
especially the woods have been thinned
SO much that deer can no longer find
home in them. Tney have been forced
into the wild ranges. which have so far
resisted encroachment
"The best places to look for deer now
are thinly populated regions, such as
Webster, Nicholas, and Greenbrier coun-
ties in our State. In Pendleton, Hamp-
shire, Hardie, Randolph, and Pocahon-
tas good hunting can still be had The
mountains abound also in pheasants and
squirrels. The streams were once full
of trout, but there are not so many
now.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-13

A Clever COntrivance to Beguils the Ins
nocent Minnow Into Acting ns Bait.

A Clever Contrivance to BeguIls the In.
nocent Minnow Into Acting as Bait.
Many time what promised to be
fine days fishing has been spoiled by a
long and tedious hunt for the proper
kind of bait with which to angle. A
pair of boot heels sticking up through
the grass by the side of brook and one
long rumbling growl of profanity issu-
ing seemingly from under the earth is
familiar indication to large number of
people who have "been there" them
selves that some ardent and irritable
fisherman is lying there on his face, try
ing to keep out of sight of the timid
minnows he wants to scoop up out of the
stream at one dash, and then be off.
But the little minnows are in no hurry.
They dart away at the sight Of his un-
familiar scoop net and lie under the
farther bank wriggling their little tails
tantalizingly Now the fisherman
wishes he had taken time by the fore
lcck and secured his bait on the day be-
fore he was to start on his expedition.
He reviles lis procrastination as the
minutes slip by and the hot sun beats
on his back, and he resolves never to do
it again. But this does not mollify the
minnows in the least and the scene
generally ends by the angler going off
furious, with only few miserable little
fellows in his can.
An ingenious inventor has come to the
relief of fishermen lately by producing
a minnow trap that is hard to beat
First of all it is wholly composed Of
transparent, colorless glass, and Is in
shape much like big cartridge with a
pointed bullet in it 1t is about two
and one-half feet long, and as big
around as a mans leg above the knee.
1t is hollow, of course, and what would
be the fiat end of cartridge is punched
in like the bottom of a glass bottle. and
there is small round hole in the apex
Of the cone thus made The other and
the pointed end of the trap is fitted with
q little sliding door, This big glass
cartridge is intended to be set on its
side In the bottom of lrook where
minnows abound The cautious ones
soon become accustomed to it, and the
reckless fellows don't see it till they
bump their noses against it Some nice
bait is put inside the trap, and the min
nows soon find their way into it through
the punched in end The little door at
the other end is shut. of course.
The minnows are unable to find their
way out, because they follow the sides
of the trap. and this leads into the
cul de sac at the fiat end, all around the
bottom of the cone. They are easily
poured ont, however, with the water in
the trap by holding the thing up, pointed
end down. and opening the little slide
door Wire is twisted around the OUT
side of the trap. and forms handle by
which it is conveniently carried, and the
wire also protects the glass from injury.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-13
PRICE ONE CENT
roR y Yg,es nKScs
In Ih.t Time onr Mn,ionaires WIN ne
BtnionaireA

BulionatreA
Unless some great {, ange takes place
in our financial or ;. cial system the bill
ionaire is certainly coming and at u
rapid pace. True. vast fortune does
not multiply 10y mere interest. il kept
at home, quite SO rapidly as one of mora
moderate size ON account of the diff.
Guilty OF reinv,sting such enormous in.
comes at full rates of interest But il
Is al true that in other respects large
fortunes tend TO increase much more
rapidly than very small ones. Oppor.
tualtles for large profits ON 81 ecial
transactions are presented To millions
ares far more often than TO others
They are more likely to gain by ~the un.
earned increment They can afford Ia
pay for the very best service, and they
can and d. secure agents of great abil.
ity and integrity. Such agents can as
easily make safe investments in the
West at per cent rs in the E.tst ut 5ler
cent Small capitalists must keep their
money at home, because they can not
watch over distant investments or at.
ford to employ local agents. These ad-
vantages more than compensate for the
lower rate OF interest which large cap
italists Oft N have TO accept on home in-
vestments in consequence of their rapid
accumulations
Thus we zee that in the last 90 years,
while rat OF interest have been con-
stantly declini & ia America vast for.
tunes have increased more rapidly than
ever before. Several non-Speculative
estates have Increased five fold in less
than 40 years Interest is now very low;
but, adding to iute est the steady incr,-
ment of city lands. am addition OF at
least per cent per annum at com.
pound interest may lie counted upon for
these great estates. At that rate pres.
ent fortune cf 100000. .O00 would be.
come billion (Sl, 600 000, ,0OO) in less than
10 years. financial conditions remaiu-
ing unchanged. the American billion.
aire might reasonably be looked for
within that time and several billionaires
might be expected within 60 years
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-13
s TR A U SS
Retail Liquors a. Vaslss,la Prices,
WE CARRY THE LARGEST STOCK OF
All Kinds Imported and Domestic
Fine Vines and Liquors.

Come and convince yourself before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
We import and receive all our goods
direct. All our WHISTLES come direct
from UnitedssStates Bonded Warehouses.
We are known to sell the best So 90 Whis-
key in the market, and are able at pres
ent to offer better article than ever be-
fore purchased for the money. We are
the snly place sn the city where you can get
ALL KINDS OF CoRDIALs.
We believe in large sales and small prof
its. Special attention paid to all city and
country orders Give US q call and be
convinced,
N. B.-Families supplied with Bottled
Be at short notice, at
STRAUSS7S
deeply 10 Market Space.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-13
How 20 Succeed.

This is the great problem Of life which
few satisfactorily solve. Some fail
because of poor health, others want OF
luck, but the majority from deficient
grit-want of nerve They are nervous,
frresolute, changeable. easily get the
blues and take the spirits down TO
keep the spirits up, thus wasting money,
time, opportunity and nerve force.
There is nothing like the Restorative
Nervine discovery by the great specialist
DR.. Niles, to cure all nervous diseases as
headache, the blues. nervous prostration
eleenlessness. neuralgia, ST. Vitus dance,
fits and hysteria. Trial bottle and fne
book Of testimonials free It ]. W. Hod-
ges, city drug store.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-13

Blusliing Bride--I ~ant 10 get pres
ent for my husband, but hardly know
what to get
CIerk-Why not get one Of these mics
silk mufh srs, to wear evenings!
Bride-0h, dear, no; my husband
never goes out nights
Clerk-WeIl, you might get IL for next
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-13
an AmerIcan Anro .d.

Brown TO Robinson, who has been
abroad) And so you have returned
from your long looked forward to jour
ney to the famous scenes of the Old
World, to the tomhs of statesmen, mar
tyrs, and philosophers, TO tue sublime
Alps, great London, and gay Paris.
Tell me, old man, what have you donss
Robinson <proudly)-I have raised a
beard -[Puck.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-13
Life I'm Plxen Creek.

Major Buckshot-Good morning. colo.
mel; see you have an extra gun this
morning.
Colonel whipsaw OF Rattlesnake
Ranch)-You can bet yer whiskern
have. maj I'm looking for Bill
Chaparejo, that's Ieen leilin' around
town that Tn quarrelsonie Il Texas
SiftinQs
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-13
New ReIIgious CycIopedIa.

Wanted an intelligent Lads or Genlem
to introduce our new Concise Bycopedia Of
Religious knowledge to tn attention of the
Christian people of Annapolis. ani vicinity
Nearly 1000 pages Handsomely lustrsted.
Over 5000 titles. Grandest re igious refer
ence book ever published Sells spendidly.-
For terms addrss A. J. POTTER, Manager, 3
East l4th Street, New York. i'm
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-13

BROOKS q BARTON the Leaders in
Boots. Shoes and Slippers, No. - Main
Street, Annapolis, Nd have commenced
their Semi Annual Sale Of Ladies and
Misses SAMPLE SHOES. They hays
lust received an invoice OF Ladies ana
Misses FINE SHOES in hand and ms
chine made, which they viii SELL AT
COST. Call early and get bargains These
Shoes are made by one OF the best manu-
facturers In Baltimore City. Ladies
aizes ~ to 4. g and d wide. Misses sizes
12 to 2. Cwidh, Spring heel.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-13
VIM. R. SHIELDS,
Barber e Har Dresser
Cor. state Circle and Cornhlllst
ELECTRIC BELLS.

Annanciators, Burglar Alarms, Electric
Bells Bronze, Nickle and Wood Pushes, Door
and Window Springs, Electric Mattings, Door
Pulls and Attachments, Magnetic Bells, Buzz
ssrs, Batteries lall kind), Foot Pushes, Pear
Pushes, Desk Pushes, and all Supplies for
kecsrie Bell Work, furnished on short notice;
sork guaranteed to give satisfaction. Can
give good reference, Samples can be seen al
u MARYLAND Ave.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-13
MAN w ANTED

In Annapolis and each surrounding town
to introduce among house-keepers our
New Paste Stove Polish Greatest in
vention of the age; no brush, hard labor,
dust or smell. Sells on sight; no trouble
to make So so per day. For particulars,
address with stamp "CHAMPIoN Co." Al
N. 4th Street, Philadelphia, Pa. js0w
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-13

Al gentleman who recently purchased
4 Peerless Steam Cooker" for his wife,
said. If he could not get another, ne
would not part with il Al any price.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-13

TParties having lots or improved
property for sale either in Annapolis or
Eastport, or persons having mortgages
on their property, are requested to call
II the Office of the GRANITE STATE
PRovTDEKT ASSOCIATION, r. g ELLIoTTs
Secretary. Office Cor. of Church Circle
and West Street.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1891-02-13
FOR RENT.

Part of TRUCK FARM. frorting on
bold salt water. near Annapolis, Nd, for
rent to No. Tenant, good chance to
the right person. must furnish good ref
erences. Apply to
M. l.. CRANE,
Ia Near Eastport, A. A. Co., Md.