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Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14
Grin, Gouiton Co., Senn.

6r Hcoattpr: - Spts 4laoien tlllaoer oct,
0Ioe le8 alerue i'riue ct Yar Orb I "YpIteu"
OH oor lille oauite Gplpni Ter / Nouitpn Co.,
%chnes'ct, tiGt oa ben lite er tlenot al
NofomGnoene, og leg mi | ben lelere Glib al
soften" %er'arer, at en- uorlt &oIonl er on.
'a5t % trlpeS 9oot / Saiurence Co., 3enn.
tf9 0ar ben forlte oaulttnteuoe Mnno her
saa <laaicn, Seq TOM Der for s Qar iioeu,
'Vpte 300 Ncrcs -2nnb. inataIot "Gpien"
sHGf AU9 Stou, lom for omtrent 30 Nar
OVeH bar oGret bugget % brGnot ueo Serns
'H'Iierlcrue. Ter par liot rpboet gano pa
oa'r 30 NcreS 600 Sfpp, oIt ior ben biIlrge
fFl9 AZ 2 Coils pr. Ncre. Get iamme
S'H9' Sano tan cnonu iIpbes billigt, %
,'1a''9 CT Der goo 9eili9beo beromfriue for
dO"' lom pn'ter at %Iprlace De liore 8per,
" Tar oglparet uu9Ie iaa Suuoreoe Col
'0'2' e'2r rr lrrt at oct folbe Horo.
Sa l'lloe gIRpe mig. ON no9le az De
@u"3e N%or0mrno, iom MI gaar lGn8ere
lg'Paa' olIoc ic ltoom til os. Seq or lfie
MAJ. 10
"8'"' laooIaIo oiIoe iea aperterel, men oa
.rS Hso @lpoe bar left maust ct imuft
1''O pa 6arniere ira fern % NOR, % oa
" gu NioSla9 ior ben iattige Manb ener
%',''' oamlleiorigr9eren, iom peo baarot
e. ""''0' Gar iparet liot Yenge iammeu, at
a',' I'll o'll9 % beloi9 YlaoS, iom fan or.
"''' yam % 5amilie for DC CAB Ga Sapn,
"0I's' bar liot peo at forlaoe be aamle
n"'' gen. laa tilbpoer jeg mig at pGre
"1V'' 0'9jGIpelig, iom bill fpmme Der, oa
.s'''os' NreUe at oipe nGrmere Splns.
ringer.
.'' Ger er ~itrcpet ON Sorbploene
=, '''s eoHatp. or piitHof ianot, boa Iiaer
~ -. 4'ile ~ltanoinauiIte grsOre / be uorSz
Wv |.0'er; Sar 8 u0ereoe ct ooot slem.
g., w" 90or CT, tbi Spoen bar bel tine
H. s'u83eoer. men iom 5armlauo fan oct
:, Daa'e l8 nIeo 9rGrierne. Get SeoSte
Is 9eT er. at ri ian upippe en- Mqnope
h., ,,G'-''' S%'IIlaere, % Qllt, Bpap Der auIes,
E SFrol % Ian iGlses paa Steoet.
ia, r,'. ',eo in lille Splter grlinatcn bar
r ANY, = 1lo5Naaere. o. 9outsuiae & Waib.
oo % " u bar Der Ell al fine lterite sone.
gor,m,at o Den itpeite lloipriel al ioapel
Der =, U.PtooHtter iom sumber % Sta.
gyr " "a'' ira De tore saltbranoerier /
lscrr,~ ' ~ 9oor Ut Ian ialse al Dor Deb, os
-hAaLIn HNkn.A u
Cat 49, "'Ot'oeI neo at rpOoe qano betales.
,,mn ,%'Ee 0eO Seune @laos er, at ben or
etss,r y, o''rsiulO, idO aeperiusen saa Here
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14
&uroal. @inncfptn.

Sr. Rebattpr! - gin er oo 5rpIfiuoen
n9lten fprbi, o9 5armerne beapnoer at foo
t9len liot for Summerens Ilpie % anItreu.
9elle, DOG bsres enouu observation-disclosures iur.
renoe apo paa ct o9 anoet Steo; men man
laar en- beItcmt 5plelie al at ben M ipuser
pna Oct iiofte gers.
yer bar Biftnaernes giRoe Sgnner i~ettlet
| rllleoto SmtreoS % n9Iten fprtr9nat ale
ait0re Nntipnoliteter, % at Der er en- flor
Vel Sttin9cbloo i rpr 8efplfnings Narer,
laor ri 6~ornemmelieu al oitere eno pnlteIist
piloe bore.
en al bore beiienote Gauge be9pnoer ian.
lebes:
"6reoenS Gnsel iueper" o.i.p.
5or at fua ben strofe til at pasie Der,
niaa ri iiae:
"ufrcoers Gn9el ip9per~ Off.
Gette er iiGr 2ilfnloet, naar 8acciis
(Sin9uoen) er meo / Spilet.
Yet er lille ip9rt lRnse iibeu, Der par en-
Sammentoinlt Der, ium rngteoes pioenom,
for oa bet leo paa Gagcu, iaa bapoe NOT
eroel al SitingeiDnnerne inognsbet fine
Wfuitler os Sener meo ~St. Sacobs OH,
% BET piite Jig oa, at oenne iortriuIi8e Nfes
otctn gap baaoe "8raft / 9lrm pf Mpt i
BARN, for &uitetue os Serier,ersan9 blep
Der NOT efterpad, bpis man ital tro 3ipgtet.
Gette buroe tiene iont ct gpot aperti8ies
fnett for ben fortrtnli9e Weoiein, Tom bel
rlmelI8pis Ell beGler er utoergipet ben Sore,
iom 5orfatteren fremiGtter / oisie Orb:
Thus it is by slow degrees that the most
useful arts make their way among man
kind.
9o9, at llfreoen5 Gugel ipRper oper Ell
pg nlioen 5oriamling al p%peuueuute Slng8
er lite Oct o9rite, tbt Splloens % 3peorogs
tens 2l9pel oiier fig enou9 tirteli9e Meber,
ROippeuoe fin cppeIi9s on, % oa ipues pL
5tIltanocn er betRntelig.
Ser hi life al &eroeus6iitorier, at Splis
ben er oct pGreitc al nIie Gnocr, ipm fan
lntge Jig ino ct Samfuuo? 5iuoer ri life,
at ben polite Sii9Soaa er 8orslpn8eren for
Eolen5 2eIin8 % GiIintet9iurelie?
vi MAJ noen 8etpnfnira iige $50, "a
tpi8 ian er StliGIoet, fnu en- Mtenigbeo eIer
&trteaioeItu9 ocnte Ell lpiere SfIGbHe unoer
l~i8nenoe GmitGuoi9beoer? gubper faar
lpare for ija.
s poIitilf Seuieenoe iinoes berimpp Der
en- mGrtprroig ent9Deo. 2eaubIitanere
er DC raturli8ui5 nGiten ale; men ct og aus
bet "~fortubt 6aar" timber pi BOG, iom bar
tufiet iig ino / 3eutoiraterues Sioro eIer
tanlte no8et anbet nGiten li9eiaa gait.
VT ia, De ~ItufteIs 9emotrater ianr moi
nian8en Soerbaliua M, tbi De er uaturlispis
Sfplo |, at pi bar iaa pen9etran9e 9ioer.
ga, MI fan bu ielp ie," flyer &epubIitas
nerne; "meoeus Hepubliianerne bapbe Mag.
ten, Icpeoe hi Serli9beo % @lGoe, men
buorlebeS er oct nu?"
SAB ps lille bsmme gemctraterre for
mart, tbi Honest Grover p9 bans Isarti'
fGner baaber uoen 3ptpI, at be bill bore
iltauo til at foranore be oaarlige 9,oer, %
tauife bet ptl lpfffes. Scribe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14

Stnte BERTHA, iaa er bet aItio ON Spjobner,
Mpro, 1pperi c.fu., men bet Tan iea TIE
~forlfda. SEQ ipnes Der er Iigeiaa spbt iom
andre Stsoer. 6ol,et er 10 msset blnnoet,
oa Der er Aprife, 9auite, Spsniie, 3plters.
JranitmGno, gnselltmGno, SrIGnbsre, 20.
latter, anierltancre % uian1e andre Natio.
ner Der Soparo Gountp, men ui bar bet
aiilo 'reoelist; eubper pasier fit Gget %
laoer De andre eaa / 5reo.
Ser bar altio p9ret COB giplins; inur blep
Oct inaat, men bet laoer til, at 5armerne
ltie ipler iaa ipGrt 9rgitet al be baoroe
3ioer. L.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14
Vco oct Dooe SAT.
VT Chr. Riharo.


Tn ogoe Car, bUi pinier BIZ
Tom agn paa 2a9eus Reie2
tpi toIoer hn, 1pi blinier on
ion Crtentanoets Eie?
Spor mango ailoer bar ou 1uat,
cg ON ou bladner NOT iaa imutt,
ou er bog Soooms beolte 6rust,
icm Baueu ei fan osis.
Ten lpie SimmeI iaager ou
BAG otue Sleloe pilne,
tun Gait % SpooeI logger ou
% orRber 3aIens 8iloe;
laa Slcmiten flpr bit aoloe Sauo,
iaa 6tlfen oaaner | bin Straub,
'aa msots Sanger peo bit 8ano
I'm 3grit tyr life itile.
90 opbt paa oenne &ieoeIs Buno
't9 Soooms @rape oplge,
Ger 1lDiter tngeH 5n9lemino
neo &emooslut 5sl9e;
li9 De fprosmtes 5aareHob,
tun 'eot al RRbiel, Ell al Bob.
9aar ODER grapen tuHs % mob
Den bitteriaIte 8slse.
. %eroens ip~iaeiuloe Qpn,
boao 2ttraa eno oa pafter,
Oh li9ner oeune fallte &pit
o9 'om oens Sante sjRtfer!
vt StlRr al Simlen laGner Oh,
men tun / 5raitano bIapuer ou:
Den, Der ptl lGites, bnaner on,
% Beoitbeo fun BAN refer.
6arpel, JarueI, on bpoe GAP,
iaa ltlgHt, iaa tauii, iaa zoe,
err leg, iom on, en- falfet Grap.
bebolo iaa on bet opoel
Siit unoer Noabs 5jeloeiam
alt pinter Soroans SDbeoam,
Der ital min 29n9iel fiHee Sam,
bniS Bah tan i9ieuigoe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14

Sefolin'n9en Der or blanoet, bog or b.
pune lanst be 5arpebs opsrlssne baaoe
3al og Snteuteentie. Ger er i~rsoelist at
DO. VI er on'trent so 7aniis, os nogle fuu
Spenite | Y9rbeeeu.
gReo N9teiie
8. g. 8. Sdmict.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14
1O5 Mar 8ammel.

Stuloe man ub / 2anoet for at iege
e'ter Sfuo al 9amle aiGmpeitarmeu,
maatte man uiit IND til bore 6ielos og
6iorbbDgocr, itripes Der til "Utorgen.
blaoet" fra Sogn.
NptIerne uiolte uplig at berette ON en-
l05saari9 Some paa &Os, Der enbuu
bar peo fine Saniers grng. gtu fan
berettes Din nuf Ell 1O5soorlo Some Der
peItenfelo8 ira u9 bet en-, iom nof mao
uRre al bet ri9ti8 gamIe gooe Slu9s.
Set CT airiti Stein ira 6ortun, inherit
tnoe 2~pitreiiOroen.
Sijor pno Observation-Disclosures paa 3gs
fen mpote 9amle airiti irem / fit imutte
So8neltaut % meo Ell bel 8unot meo
INT ipuuoet 8arn. 6enoes gtrbeioe
ttloeltes Hramie. Sun CT enbnu iaa
raft % rprlg, paaitaaes Der, at BUN fan
saa omfrin9 paa @aaroene p9 iamle
Iammen lllo, iom bun ba ipinber mob
Setalin9. &ait % rgris mna eiter bette
samle airiti npf bore fremoeles. Cine
Ianosepner er bun Osiaa / 8eliooelie
al, ps bun erinbrer meo mesen Nsiass
tisbeo Napnene paa Gmbebsmenb %
andre, Der leoeoe inbe / 5ioroen / Be-
eDnbelien af Narbunbreoet. gun peb
o9iaa en- bel Del at berette fra ariass
aarene, ON gtpoen % S~arfebrebet, but
fer Naunene paa De Snoreiogniu9er,
Der bar meo mob Soenlferne / bet be-
remte "2eiroalife aOmpaui", Der iaa
mango Gal9e tit Inleonine til at ube
marfe fig peo tit oiloe 0too ps oj9rpe
GoItbeo.
102 aar 9ammel orug bun fra CUB
b%ranosoalen til lit 5geslteo / 5urtlm
Der er 5 Mil oper "3Dleijelbet", %
Seien CT life Den beoite. @amle airlti
mente, bun soot tunoe saa bet Stpfte
Tei, men bun tom bog Ooer rioenoe.
Mangt ct un9t &arfulf piloe pore blet
baaoe lemiter % sln eiter en- laaoan 8iz
retur, airiti uar bet lastens o9iaa, men
n9Ite Sag iaa man benoe bog itaa neoe
i T%ptetesasereu % itiare Hotetessras.
Nteooeleren al o%uenitaaenbe fuptter
BERTH fs~lsenoe gemartnins:
Cub beore o8 for Wanbiolt pi bar
M i Slutningen al 2larbunoreoet. @iu
benz Ell Strapse paa 300 Yb. paa
Gpssen os ct 8euRr ! Naoeu, laa flo
er be fnapt at ean ira 8it til &ps, 3
@til pan 3 Gage roen at Der bples op
ON Sperauitren9eIie, % Saringerne
fan life en9ang gaa TO Wil, uben at
bper femte Wano itbber / @rsiten %
ma bpile no, Zig ION bet banbte paa
8osiemnnppret tflor, - oa CT 8l9rrins
gerne beore."
s CONNER iaaes osiaa | Npiierne,
at en- SOsaaris aOne baobe meb fine
Sensflaber paa Gpgsen besiuet Zig
paa gei fra 3rammsn til tit 5soeiteb
2eiroal. Sm bun tUm irem 9aaenoes
pioes life, mel Oct er life umulist. Gu
Is aaris anarfone FOB Jig / aeiroal for
nplis Belle / ct 9ous Here bunbreoe
SOB uoOper ct 6jelO for at rebbe Sauen
lin, Tom par "9aaet | Berg. Oct er
life raarlist sjOrt beler. Gn anbeu
Some fra Snbre So9u, M mart 100
9lar, boeube for Chen / Bersens 0ars
beo, fan osiaa tale meo ON samle Gage.
at Der er spbt StOi i benbe, fan ma
%ltjgnne, naar ma bcrer, at bun laier
uoen Briaer, ipinoer bper Dag, er raft
os rsris - us uperitoo ifjpr en- Guns
sebet9nbelie.
Ser er moi enonn nosle Cub ai
aamle &igmpe1tammen.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14
3, ocnmc Iio, pa Der apertere

iaa meget, fan ma life bare ioritatia
moi / Salget al De 5irmaer, Iom man
beitemmer zig til at sjgre 5orretninser
meo. 8ette 9jRloer life minbit liaes
operior De mango aperterenoe llbrfirs
maer. st at bisie, nemlis Metropoli-
tan Watch Co. of Chicago, bar imio.
lertio punbet Jig ct iaa sObt Napn for
sgrligbeo os 8aulioelisbeb, at bpems
Iombellt trpst fan benpenoe fig til bette
ucm9rtebe 5irma for at fisbe lit 9cm.
meu6r. Nlan pil hos benz iaa, bet man
tipber, atfIrat iaalebes Tom bet apertes
res % altio mgbe srei, 9rlis ps reoes
fig gebanolins.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14

6an maatte bips | bet lure 9Gble.
o.: Sri. 9eterisn bar %piitnot mango
Tense, men usiaa Ouercreune 5orbrin.
ger. ON pu glitter big meo bsnoe, mao
bu iluite baabe meo at rSse % brifte."
g.: 20 bpis ies life glitter mig
meo bsnbe. maa jes flute meo at
ipiie."
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14
aorreiponoal1ce.

- chen spdsu % gerssfe taaes n's
, a'i'' saIps s q; + II ~ n, NJ si fss' afea @'ls"a me-:
t ls'l'' sasis'onHenos a sSs. ESvsst % 'a asresisn.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14

y ut en- al S,pleus Gleper iaaleoes bar
uomGrtet fig ueo me Spfinoelier, at
ban bar erbolot ben tore 8ulomeoalle
% diploma ipm g@resmeolem al Y>
oeniidbsataoemiet | Taris, bet fan piIts
moi life tilitripeS Stolen; men bet bar
lin Suteresie at ptoe. at ban life bar
fretpenteret noaen anoen bgiere 2Rre.
anitalt, emo oenne Sfole.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14

S al 6Mt reite j9 fOruge lge til Chicago for at tpbe til SpOtprs
cit geboloning al netop f%Groiggjorte Suits o9 Oucrfratter, baaOe for
gprne og for Gutter. Itsie Gatr blcD lolgte life al anOen 8runD,
enb at 6irn1aet bar npot til at itaHe 9enge tipce. Qecorabs square
Dealer inOfanOt fig Dg gjoroe ben bebfe SaaOel, ban bar giOrt tit Gin.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14
aarmea. Webraifa.

or. &eoaftgr: - s be 8 aar, Tom leg bar
bolbt 9laoei, bar iss life feet ct ensiie soot
Orb IRA euer ON RebruIia. SptS u ler ct
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14

Sort Oplas al llnOerfleOer for DenO er lsdrem itorartet. Bore
Yrtier er lauere eno nOget anoet Steo Gamoet. 81 ~bebanber pore
&uaber, aae iom Ell, erlgt og nben Spg. Sort garesGager er 10
8ange lprre END rDgen anDen alGDesbanDers.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14

100000 Wenneifer, en- 5emtsbsl
al g~eipltninsen, bar ubpanbret fra Gl.
las. 9otrinsen, Iiben bet Tom unber 1pif.
lamb.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-23

M - s&
Hctc does he feel2-He feels
no desire to go to the table and
a grumbling, fault-inding,
over-nicety about what is set
before him when he is there
august FotUer the remedy.
HoU does he feeI?-He feels
after a spell Of this abnormal
appetite an utter adherence,
|loathing, and detestation Of
food as If q mouthful would
kill him-AMgust FIoaCer the
remedy.
Hon. does he feel2-He has
irregular bowels and peculiar
~stoo1s-August Hoicer the rem
edy. iO-ieiy
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-23

Considering all the circumstances
West Virginia has every reason to feel
proud Of her newspapers. They dis
play more energy and enterprise to
the square inch in proportion to what
they receive han do the papers Of any
State in the Union. Through their
efforts millions Of dollars have been
brought into the States and hundreds
Of new industries have sprung up as a
result of their constant ~hammering
away. Do they receive any credit for
their work Hold on now, the mil
lennium is not just due yet and the
West Virginia editors are a merciful
set Of fellows and in no hurry.-EE.
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The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-23

General H. Kyd Douglas, Adjutant
General Of Maryland, has conceived
the plan for a grand military display
ut Chicago, and communicated II to
the Secretary Of War and by him to
the United States Senate. General
Douglas suggests that 100000 Federal
and States troops be encamped at Chi
cago during the Worlds Fair, and that
Congress appropriate $1,000, 10000 to
defray expenses. The Secretary Of
War does not believe any special bene-
fits would fcw from the eneampment,
but believes it would make . grand fea-
ture Of the Fair.-Gettysburg Compiler.
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-23
JUDGE aREsHAM pEoLAREs HIMsBLP.

Interview in the Louisville Court yoaraai.
| am only a, Democrat on the tariff
and economy positions. / consider
the tariff as the only great question
dividing the two parties. If the Dem
ocrats, when they take charge, will.
carry out their pledges sincerely and
consistently and knock out the protcc
ton fraud / will stay with them, and
so will hundreds Of thousands Of indie
pendents who voted for Cleveland in
November. But should the Demo-
Gratis fail to keep their pledges not one
of these men will be found voting the
Democratic ticket in 1896. ! feel pref
ty good, though, about the future, for
the fact, that Carlise is going to take
the Treasury is a guarantee that the
new tariff bill will give tariff reformers
satisfaction. It IS gratifying to know
that we have a man hkeGarlisle TO help
Cleveland through the great tariff
fight which will soon be upon us. Car
Isle is a great man and knows all
about the tariff and canNmake no mis-
takes. ! predict for him a successful
career in the Treasury, and also intwo
years | expect to see the finances Of
the country SO plain and 50 simple that
a boy can write a statement Of tie
Treasury and understand ii. AS il
stands now the more statements VIC
read Of the condition IF the Treasury
the less we know. But Carlisle can b
trusted, and BE will succeed III bring
ing order out Of chaos, and if he doe!
be il my candidate for President i
1896, and there Is n0t a man in tn
country that can beat him for thenon
inatIon and election.
NA
The World. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1891-1896, 1893-01-23

Mr.. Cleveland is nearly always sure
to do the right thing. His action in
leaving his comfortable winter retreat
and undertaking the long and disa-
greeable journey to the West to attend
Elk resident, Hayes funeral has won
praises from the whole country. Even
The most bitter partisan Republican
papers are obliged to confess that It
was a gr~acefulact.
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Observation-Disclosures -I-I-I-I-l-
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You Can't do it Again

When the great financial results attained by policy-holders
in the Mutual life are shown to the confused agents OF rival
companies they exclaim Yes; but they can't do it again.
They are willing to admit that the dividends paid by the Mu-
tual Life Insurance Company ofNew York on all its earlier
policies are the largest ever paid by any company on similar
forms of insurance, but it is claimed that the Mutual Life cam
not duplicate it's former dividend results on policies issued
now. Let us see:
On Policy No. 1868, issued November I, 1870, at age
twenty-five, for $4,000, annual premium s99.45, ordinary life
plan, at the end Of first twenty years the dividend additions
amounted to Sl 1905 90, making theinsurance value Sc, 9o5.0O as
a death claim, which is 634.40 more than the amount of prem
iums paid improved at 10 per cent. compound interest.
On Policy No. 12463S, issued September I, 1871, at age
H~twenty-six3 for SIS, 000, annual premium $4,000, ordinary life
plan, the dividend additions in 1891, at the end of the first
twenty years, amounted to s1,847.o0 raising the policy to So
SH. 90 and being 1920. rs better than all the premiums paid i'm
proved at 10 per cent compound interest per annum ortwenty
years.
Thus it appears from the records of The Mutual Life In
surance Company Of New York that the first twenty years
dividends, ending il 1890 and 1891, declared on policies issued
in 1870 and 1871 have been as favorable as those declared in the
first twenty years on policies issued in 1913. Iii therefore,
quite reasonable to assume that the future dividends of this
Company on policies issued now, on the 'stwenty-year distribu- Il
ton plan, Z will be as good as those realized in the first twenty
years by the holders of policies issued in the early years of the
Company on the old .reyersionary addition PLAN on which
dividends were declared every five years and added to the policy
at their insurance value.
Since 1890 the Mutual Eife's dividends have shown a grad
ual increase every year.
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To-day session Of Congress ought
TO bring forth interesting results.
The Anti-Option Bill viii be before the
Senate, the National Quarantine meas
ure viii demand the attention Of the
House, aud the Senate will, IN exccu-
tive session, probably arrive at some
conclusion regarding Mr.. McComas'
nomination.
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500 for Zach Coin
For Sale


and Banks. If not for sale in your town, send $500 each for moi less Daa
foe eOns, by Postofice or Express M~oney-orde, Registered Letter OF Bank
Draft, with instructions how to send them to you, aHfha,ges 6,<paid to
Worlds Columbian Exposition, Chicago, Ill
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There are twenty well-built towns
in Kansas without a single inhabitant
to waken the echo Of their deserted
streets. Saratoga has a $50, 900 opera
house, a large brick hotel, 4 $50, 600
school house and a large number Of
fine business houses; vet there y no
body to even claim a place to sleep.
At Fargo a 800, 900 school house stands
on the side Of the hill a monument TO
to the booming crace.-Er,
Moral: Remain in West Virginia
whore we do get there just the same
if we are a little slow.
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,.r,aro AZ yne poar ots,ee A. nAHvsssa9AasS ~
~ sGeeep class nstl NATvER
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MONDAY EVENING. jtEuARY %. 1891

AT its annual commencement in June
the Johns Hopkins University will be-
stow the first degree it has ever allow
ed to a woman, the successful candi-
date being Miss Florence Bascon, Of
Massachusetts,.
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9 August
Flower

Hon. does he feeI3-He feels
cranky, and is constantly ex-
perimenting, dieting himself.
strange notions, and
changing the cooking, the
dishes, the hours. and manner
Of his eating-August F7oUer
the remedy.
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The name Of the voters will in no
instance be made public, and the bal
lots will all be sealed up until the close
Of the contest. AT that time they will
be counted BY a committee to be APP
pointed for the purpose.
Notice the improvement in THE
WORLD.
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Hon. does he feel Pie feels
at times a gnawing, voracious,
Unsuitable appetite, wholly un-
accountable, unnatural and I'M
healthy.-August Hoacer the
remedy.