davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10
Sntttfttn I Vahor 1efS'S Menis.
beoer xittit 1urfep %
Crane Greet, Sptpa.

atrtsfloi'srne rinstes % fortpuots at MI
bar Sulen 'ommen. 3etts bar uoast bra.
senSe Deb fig, % bauoe fin S~uoFpbelIs paa
6arniIien | 8rafssoarbsn. 9raitsn bar ips,
% bette lOsSe fig iom ct Baauo paa Sule'
gl9oen. Stile ipanbt Gfteutimsrns, % efter
en- tort Gnbast Ct, ma tilieuss. guile.
ntor9en Tom tolo % barif, men troos Binb
os Rplbs iaa man uboper Rorseueu bet enc
5siae efter bet anoet tpmme III 8irtsn.
Stbos blemrle paa en- SuIsoaa, bet bible ba
ttts rere ismueli9! naar Der eapeS gnlso.
ming til at TONNE til CUBS gus. 8aitur
Heis oar iaapns, at ban iorretteoe for QIts.
ret, meoens en- STUDENT fra gutber Seminar
praotteoe oper bet herlise Sulecpnuselium
Gneen SuIeouss Gften iamleoes after belle
Meni9beoeu, Store % Smaa. / airten runot
ct itrualenoe Sulstra, buis gps tGnotss. 81.
6h. Otter &iipnselisu al ct Bar Sulepers
bolot IaItpr Neis en- tort Yale % snItebe
alle peltommen til Soften, boorefter man
after fang ct Bar Salmerers; iaa uOosltcs
NGbIer pg SuttertsL p9, oa MAI bauoe npbt
btsie 6orfrjitniuser, bpIOtes Seittaleu at
Stuoent Gmoalsruo fra 9utber Seminar.
WteoenS ct Hrpluoium tonsoe fra Srgelet
uootltes after 6pririifuiu9er, iom NOT uilbe
babe intn9t SBrneue ubm9rtet unoer andre
Cmft9noi9beoer, men iom MI Iilsoes / oil.
ben &an9, IA man babe fine 5an'er faIteoe
peo bet meo CARER bebengte SuletrR.
Otter ct Bar 5alsr al Stuoenter fra gutDer
Seminar, be9puote man uOoelinseu al Ga.
perne. Sgruene I~traaIeoe al @leoe, pe
6orGIorenes SIerter bar o9iaa fpIOte mleo
SuIefrpc. SeIe 9iIiteIuir9eu CAB Snotrpt
ot at Der beritebe bet melt inoerIi9e Borbolo
mslem Tr9it o8 Weni9beo, 8Ianot andre
minore Saoer til Br9fteu % bans 5amilie
bar Der ogiaa en- ipeciel @aus til 4aItoren,
beitaaenoe al Ell 3e9uebp9, Der inoehplot
omtrcnt $40, ct iauot Bepis pan, at Ite.
nisheoen tGnfer paa fin ipge SirIeisrger
meo 9sltd9elie % Sensipenbeo.
unoer N~fipngslieu of Salmen: "Ser font
mer oine arnte Smao~, sit fsrlt Bsrrens o9
o~erefter be 9Glbrs ON Nlteret Os oirsoe I'm
8ape til 8artsblemmet / Maoiion 8eb
bette Offer tnotpm omtreut $40.
I'll SIutuing taiieoe 8aitor Neis bpbt be-
pGsst for ben SIarlisbeO, Neuigbeoen baoOe
oiit BAN, Iigeiom ban osiaa uotalte lin
@l9oe oUer, at Meuisbeoen tbutum be for.
aIoreleie Smnu / Maoiipu, Os snIteoe l
uurme Srolas, OF Sulsrs 6reo ps SuIerS
@IGbe maatte bepareS / ules Si.rter til
2ip % Gali8Beb.
Cgiau Crane Greet Msnisbeo baooe Ell
fsitlie Summenfomit / fin npe air's ON ct
prpoet SuIstre treble Suleoass often
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10
CtnS, Wltuucyote.

Tod eo. lutb. Went9beo I BOD Gouutp,
Riuntlota, aibolot ben 2soe Rou. ct orient.
list tiapit Wsoe / G%nIeoniug be Spergsmaal
/ Stoleiagsn, ipm ben 5Ursneoe air.tS leite
&arsmsoe forela9oe ReHisbeotrue til Be
%iuarelie, os fatteoe isl9eroe 8elutntugsI:
l.. gieutgbeoeu uotaler iom fin gfsniua.
at SaniuHoet life Tan booe Raao Ill at OF
boloe oe oripe mere END ct College.
2. 3oet Nteuisbeoeu itemmer for, at
Qilssbua9s Semiudriums goaegsd'oelins I
minneapolis blIper ben 5oreAeoe RtrteS
College. bar man ben 5Oroet for Die, icm
oil opnaaes oerpeo, at man beore ian npttia.
gjgre be tb~eologiite TroieSiorsrs 1Dgtigbs6,
Glib oo Grbeiostraft for Samildoet.
8 oeune Jorbiuoelie trur Meni0bsOeu eno'
otosre at 6urOe uotale, at SamFaneet gloros
pei ! at ilaa iuo paa en- iprnuitigers, mere
s%tcuomilt 6orpaItrlug al SamIuuoet5
BenseaHGrer. Ole Sonobo,
WeniabeSeus SetretRr.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10
at tyre rssti I Reanttosh VI boz bsettf
hoUs sr uomarist csa, life For msaa - ii't

at tyre rssti I Reanttosh VI boz bsettf
Aous su uomarist css, life FOr msaS - ii't
tor iiest R,sh. Dan hplon sueHu rislsr
Jpi % Vptsar pos mso at pIsisl uneer.
then Tan mar psit belle 4intsrsn Gar.
msrne brr iaar en- bel Del S5sst en- 5siteu
ira September til 9sesmsa Den CT f~irers
% siuer itsrrs uobptts sub 9sarhpsosn.
GOIinssn sr s%lsnusmiuitlts 80 SuibsIs pr.
Were. Jarmarne ~bsspnosr M osiau meb at
eprte SumIs. Ten Hal SCR, msest lpuusuos,
bots ben plantes paa rig Scropuno. Wssn
CT osiaa bespHot meb GmstauL, msu man
Deb Tile sneHa. ON bet oil lsuue 10. Ten
Grust lss bar feet Der, bar parst riss.t be.
barrett al Mari.
2aHost Der I @igamstte TaIeu or bells
HABIT % bells battet, b.roret mso fer Stpp,
% Eriieu paa bet tr nsst bsi, fra $50 til
800 pr. Gcrs.
Ssrmeo snliss -7scprab. goitsuv Rtbat.
tion os eaiers ct slabsIist Nptaar.
3. Q. Saussn.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10
RentabeoSbeH utntnaer.
aamnsfs, @riaas Go, n. ratsta

Ssb Rtalsttesmses sihpibi / siussaisrs
RtnlsbtO. Gtlegs co. v. ., ben iTbt
5strH6er 1892 tieu iFistHos 8slu.ntuasr
antdgRs o~nssa,uoe 2~sBthiHoste sipttr:
1. Ren 6orsss0s n. 8. air,s ehprr ga
opbctosr nm ct GoEtaa
Q. Bette Gplest i,al SEre be furbsreosnos
afesl,rser pse gtussbura Seminefn, Win.
neapeIIs. WinH.
9srtiI psetOs R~tuisbeOsu iss,uo. Rs.
IolutioH:
Rinssaisr Eeniabeo Taib0loer, at gugs.
burg Soare " 2rlfsss bar banelei looliet,
iampiitiebsbsfulet ps retforbiat. faa cGft
bet D2enighsDeu tlQGot at aotals fin Urls.
biniselie al eamfunbets cptreosn mob
Nuasburas Benre OF Sruitees.
2igele6es uotalsr g~ientgbeosn I'm 1ai til
B%rofesIorsrne Spererlp % OftsoaI for ben
5lie 90 Cpefrelie, Be bGr laat for Tascn
pep at beeare Dor sobe Nlgsburs gr9iisitoIe
ira at ipnte I 6t9le.
GoreIlnast at poenu1pnte BsTutrins,r
iuoienoes til "SolisblaOst", "Sianoiaapsn~
% "2ecorab'Toten" for CHentltgsisrslis.
ehriftlan SDbnipn,
HeuiabeoenS SetretRr.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10
Nfcbiosmeoc | ga Grosje,
WtSconTM.

Strsons % SuSOa9 Den 25oe ps 26Oe
Sanuar buloes ct NtgOe / ga Gro8ie al
T%tunotnapiite 9reIter for at iamtale ON Qis
bolosiugeu. Naur ri ~iGroele5 inobpncr
Breiterne til ianoaut Mgoe, iaa er BET forot
pi tror, at afbOlosio9eu er al mere Snters
este 90 bar ftsrre 8rtgbuiug for greIteruc
eno for Soil / andre gtUsttlIuger, % toroi
ri trpr, at QreIteruC fan glere mere for gTs
b%Closiosens 5remsau9 enO andre / Glmiu.
oeli9beo fam.
&fbolo5orbeioe.s 8erettiaelis % Rgooen.
oisbeo blIper mere o. mere ertienot al Ell
bper tGnteuOe NtaHO og gUinoe, Tom bar
nO9en Srtere5ie, life a!sne for 1T eget Bel,
men p9ioa for aubres. 9rittetroflfeu I bort
2auo oripes aGereoe / Ell iaaoan lloTtrHts
ming o9 bar faoet en- ioaoan gfast at ben,
iOm life er uIOeles blind, maa is, at oeriom
Der life paa en- sler auoeH Ntaaoe bliuer fat
en- Stopper for oenue bort SANDS I~tRrfeIte
os frp9teli8ite 6ienoes Jremtrangen, bill
ben liot sftsr liot briltge 9ano os 5olt /
ttnelts pg a~dnoeltg Ruin. Mau tpnfe fun
paa be mango SEuoreOe Miqtuncr Dollars,
iom buert Nar oaar uo al bort Sott5 Qpnl.
mer til 9rittctrnftcn, bpilten goclReaeuoe
SnoHpoelie ma bet life bare paa port
9anos Bfonomiite lIbuitiing; tenfe pau be
mango Sunoreee 3niinber iom formeoelit
be bsruienoe 8ritte bliper uopgtiee %
uupttise baaos for fig ielO ps bet Gamfunb
eler Soil, ION be ttlbgrer, pg be mango
9uinoer, iom tOert aar gaar neb / en-
9ranters @rao. Gs naar man iaa tGnter
paa, bpiItsn Rast ben anereoe bar / San.
bets Stpre, og ben oemoralilerenoe Snoflp.
BELLE ben bar paa belle bort 6utt, iaa er bet
lite uben Sruno, at man bespnesr al ipprge:
Men bpUrleoes ltaI bette saa tilIlut?
BET er Dor fuloe Susrbepisnins, at beriom
bort 9auO Ifal blioe reObet fra 3rittetra.
fittsus soeIGseenOe Miast, maa bet iriHelise
Clement / bort 2ano tase pp aampsu mob
bette Snoe meb en- saHiie auosn sra't enD
bicinotil er fleet. Cs oi tror, at bet er ben
triitne Nenisbebs Get us Ylist. at saa furan
/ aaupen ,nco alt bet, iom britaer glen'
oisbso oe SorbunosIie pper ss, enten bet er
/ timelis eler a%uHoslis Senieeuoe.
Cs naar pi iaa tRnter paa, bpil,eu guitsos-
ten 3riftetrnfitten er for Cubs Riges Id.
breoelie ibIanot os, cs bopr me9sn Sorg %
Sammer os Stam ben brinser opsr bore
Menisbeber, iaa ipues pj at etbuert trtiteut
Rsnueite maa inoie, at Der maa aisrss roaet
for iGrItiIt at mOoarbeioe bette Cnoe.
Oct er for at iiaroeIesbeo greterue
8isconIin Stlles faa gu~leonins at tOmme
iammen for at forbarole meo bpsranore ON,
boae Der bsr o9 Tan gIsres / benns iaa al.
pcrIise % oistig. Gag, at Beftpr.Iien for
@~iSeoniin itanb. GaIssielltab for 9otaI.
afboib bar tilabt fig at inbsbe til ct faaoart
51llesmsos / Ga Grosie, Cs bet er port
Saab, at mango, iiGroelssbso al be alsre o.
mere srfarne Brsors, oil tpmme iammen for
at forbanble utsO o5 ps stOe RaaO / oeRns
Sag.
Salesielfabeis 5ormauo Fat 8. 6lerts
aas fpreIaar iem 3bema:
1. Seorlsoes bsr Srefter os g~Isnigbeoer
file fig til 9ritietroF,,eu?
2. Spprisoes fan man paa beefts Naaoe
fremme aibOIosinssu blanbt bort Iianb,na-
ptfte Soil? Chr. Otrtbus.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10
NtnneSota.

Sr. 8ebattsr! Serueo ienber iss Tbur,
bisr Sic min bIerteliss Eat for be iutsrss.
iuute Brep, bun ienoer -9ecorab.@ item
fra min Siembpeo 9orisoaL
Staples er en- triueIis Bp, uast.t bet Ell
Inn 8 9ar iiosn ben blsu srunolast. Ser er
III, bps ies life buffer fell, II 6roceriftures,
8 Soteler, Q 2eieitaloe, / Saropareftore, /
Sabelmaseribop, 1 Smeoeibop. 2 9rusitores
% 8 Salcpner.
2anbet Ioob gpuntp er meaet pent; o.
be, iom life bar Gano, oil maaIte aisre BET
lige co ecb Der iorn paa maust an6et Gteo.
Sen uorlfe Beiplttirg Der er me9et liben,
men pi haaber meb Iioen at bli6e maua,
moi til at oauus en- ucrit @euisbeb.
W(r5. o. Sleieu.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10
Clear Xafc, SoUa.

Sei sr MI lense iioen, at 7rafniuaen
'se t'Isnoe. uobpttet blcp bra, men grt.
ffns bar oaret bare iaa mibbels; bog baa.
UT lss at 6armersH er noiiaa fprnsiet.
Vt nomHriet SIGbefsre bar pi MI bapt /
AA9 2to, bpiltet lille bar saret y,lfaIoet
saa mango War, 90, ba 6armeren fpretraffer
slaoe Tor Iosnsn, bar ban aIIereoe fiyrt
D"'sparten al bet Ss os Straa, ban Tan
Sars, til gpens Rreaturbanolers.
Sas bet ~rsligtsie Gmraaoe er Der ct fort
.u'slsa' Ser er mango iaapel enaelI,e
~" ncrf's @enisteber, o. enoba Here
sfa'i'r. Dm lere at oisie brnser be famine
Dsser Sadoe ! Sang oa Yale, iaa Ct be boa
Ut t'sfi9 sHt9e IiseouerfDr Bibelens Gruuos
ta'a,ns'r. Os at tragic mere efter perbs-
"s' atna eno at frelie Sjele for benz, Der
s.'t 'suo TOR Snroer os Scileoere, er heller
srue.
zen aorlte 8irte % oens Meniabeb be.
.'"'' MI at 4aitOr @olo. San sr en- iuria
- % 9oot lit al fin Wteniaheo. ia
u.s. "S'" ann bar nGret oaarlis tairfen, iaa
el''os SolO ct sansfur en- 5io fsr Sui.
r8'laa to0 han up en- G~ubItription iii ct
..8a lor strien. Seq Baaber, at airten
' Noi ltsrrs Ssiss bereiter enb isr.
Nn0'n Snle0a8s Nfteu tolStes en- ssf i
va a'FlIt airts. ct prGstist Suletre Incl.
:, ,r a IN GLANDS for ~anlsOnihscn, Os nleb
- "9agoe SAFER baabe for etore oa
o..a, *ajtOr Hssiu sap en- fort operlist
o. 1'ls'rGetS Setponius paa Wurf, %
..pF $Solo en- pua gn9ellt 9ertI lana
''eFe San9e. llagtet airten par al,
T "1' Ia.o al 6oI', iaa berIiebe Der boa ben
lrs N'''u. Ter f~anOtes not benz. ipm
,,lSd'' at icrhrrre 6reoen meo fine s,sier.
n ~ : men ot5ie fit for lit Brpberi en-
q 'orargellat at ie, at 9loeuter S,aI
i a,g' % 7eo airten ON snoaaene for at
,p.' O1e >arer, tpiies bar bunSt Here
'"ao Sgt burtc irttcs en- chopper for
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10
Voroburu, creaon.

Sr. Rebattsr! = Seq Tom beruo fra Horo
9atota for to Maaueber iiotn. 5otboloers
her peb g~aciFc,pfsn sr luugt anssrlsoes sno
/ Often. gintrsne er miloe, % bet sr ije|
ben, at 3pi,Islpet suar neb til Wul. Om
Santerem rssusr bet rnssst, % Usisne sr
miuprs aobe, men mon fsrbersber is ira
Spitsn af for iaabant Osre, faa man Hyper
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10
Doctor Chr. 0briifen5eu af

crosse, isis, er MI tommsn tilbast ira i'm
guropasHeiie.
EOctor gbrtitenisn bar s~isHOptaset fin
9rastS | Ga CROSSE, isis, iammeu meb Or.
Gunoerien.
SeIs chen etaSe / epIberss BIod, Sisrnet
al Soie % Bearl Street, er III inbrettst til
&ontorer.
Doctor G%britenien bill ipeeislt tsbanbit
spinbsipsbsmms, Wrph. % ~ ussipssomms,
iamt operative Tilfnlbe.
9oetor g~uRbnfens Specialized sl bliss
B.banbiins At CtsHRsssmEe, Tais-, Gals.
% grsissScmms isnt Sstsats SpsbOmms
1k.fA9 esU
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10

'slanst 'toiItisrset GoIi. Sa air,,n IN, ,r
nossi banb,lsaas.
pep y Vote 'Siss Ten, o.. ReSaftsr.
mse bit slto mss at faH, G.,ss sias ooSt
0s 'nnot eTisftO'. Tai for eamsar,t / BET
saHIs Var % osI Tsot / oct uptl On int
'slls tii'Hosbrnst 3uI o. ct suSt oa BELLA.
net Rstcur t~tlsnfiss ale gIaoeis aaisr,,
8. 6,
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10
Gm bGroiiulo poo fritz

S!sseus Almanac % 6aansbog for 1898
er ubtommst meb MT % forget 5nohoIb.
6oruben en- iulolauOia Nlmouot for Norst
i9igbeb meo ben, iom uo8tOes al Sriitiauin
unioeritet (meo guonaeliernes 9eIt), tn
oebuloer Buaen en- fulonaroia BeitriOetie
meo Squitrotiouer al VeroenSmoitiain
cen Gbteaso % en- paotioetiQ Bel
piier til 90 fra neutrality-suspicious.
90 G~bteaSOS ppriSe SepGrotebes
Oct 90 &oteaer.
gugen 9iper l~iGeteoes 8iaOs for Reaus
itobsbolo Uoer S~ubtegter % llogtiter /
anrets 9sb, en- Naugiol6ig5eo al fott
title og bclGreube Opgooer oper 9tr9,
iom mseer os / bet ba9lt9e 2iO, liant De
melt anertieubte Reeter for GiebigItuiun Of
Srugter % Bar NJ. M.
8ogtooeprifeu er 40 Gents, men 8o9en
ieuoeS portpirit til eu6rer, Tom in6ienoer
0oon % Nsresie liant 20 Gts. / 6rimor.
Ter e1er Sslomsut til unbertegneoe 10.
eioeS.
Las" SbennGpnte 300 icuoeS frit
til enbuer, iOm fisher ct Ggemptar al
Sleesm'S @siieoer 90 @ereens'aits
las. 4riieu paa bette fore % upttige
&art paa 500 Siber er tuu 1 1oaar.
Oct 9ioer ale mutige ]Oplg5utuger DIN
umerttouite 6OrbOto liant flere 8ufu0c
Gore8ier til 9ono8mqu6 I o1e 3ele al
Gmerita, iuo mar be6 6iRtp al bette Bar
fan iuttes iitan6 til at in66ente pripotC
DC paalioeliae C~ptg5utnscr ON Qorb. &r.
6eioe, &lima m. m. / ale 9ele al llutOneu.
Sa Get fsrite Gplo9 of beune 8Og bi,
mart bare uSiDtgt. 5trio berfor Itrar ii.
Sobm 9leSeH,
1G4 aanOolpb Gtrsst, GsiraaO
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10

2esen: 19e fiber al espnlssbsb,
= ba bsr % Ipsit libt mtb bet famine
De lager 9em'.- 'ensans tibiissrs
IA 9e mtg 10, at ks Ms maatts fpiis
fray IN iss ID mtg. Get bar
1889; fbsu b BAR gioenTtabsn saast
betpbefts rem.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10
SorreipOnDattce.

-~n-,,n,r usn FavH 90 usrss's fases III,
ssSs a.,isu NJ, BE- CTR m. ,r9ana ai.nnsHlsf' az
rth'a. saasus, pt, lie tliss OfeHtital'srt, Hise'
,',, ,Ss,,mmrnss s'rssig'n0sat sntt'r sst' men
= ,,s,asnm mal hare RapHst % aetesien.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10
BRUFLAT ACADEMY
AMID
Business College.

@interterminen begguoer ben 3ole San.
o8 i~Intter ben 24be Starts. 50lgeHoe Sag
lRies oeo StOlen: Reading, Grammar,
Arithmetic, Geography, U. S. History,
Physiology, Civil Government, Spelling,
Penmanship, Algebra, Geometry, Physics.
Psychology oiu. Book keeping, Actual
Business, Commercial Law. iamt ait ben.
herenoe til ct iuloitanoigt Commercial
Course.
llnoerotsriug | Crgels us RiauOipil Fan
faaes.
nosiiterne sr rtneli9s.
aatalog ienne5 irtt.
g. y. Sasen,
11.l9.tf PORTLAND, u. 9oi.
Decorah-posten., 1893-01-10
Walker

Walsh Co., N. Dakota,
CT forber.ot pan at ubIaaue bpilfeiombelh
SunlmerP enge ! 8aW og8en1biHd Counter.
Nls BerioHsr, iom itploer Ysnee, Be-
talbars naariombeIit, oil fremule iue elR
9ntsresisr peo at faa ben neouerolge Suu
hos ham / hans @entor opsr Combs hlRoey
butlt {, ben 1pe Britblof, bpor man fan IA
lame ReHse paa allsrrimeli9its SetiHgsiisg
S.19.ti.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-30

EFT in Louisiana, Misses Annie White
and Sadie NJ. Swift in Massachusetts,
Miss Jennie Gage in Michigan, and a
few others i'll other states.
Perhaps the best position in this line,
at any rate very good one indeed, is
that held by Miss Laura Hayes as pri-
vate secretary of the renowned Mrs.
Potter Palmer, of Chicago, generally,
and of the worlds fair particularly. If
any ore who has written to Mrs. Palmer
and received prompt reply, though the
papers may have just reported her as in
New York or Europe, said writer may
hereby learn that said prompt answer
came from Miss Hayes, who is in very
truth Mrs. Palmer'S alter ego. She is
the ideal private secretary, and has a
stenographer to do the actual work. To
Miss Hayes go all the newspaper men
who want information of Mrs. Pamer's
dOingS, and from her come promptly all
decisions on matters which do not abso-
lntely require Mrs. Palme1's personal
attention.
Miss Hayes is native of Chicago.
Her father was one OF its pioneer bust
ness men, and at the time of the great
fire was quite wealthy. He died when
she was but an infant, and she has de-
yeloped her talents under the stimulus
OF necessity. Her family is of old Mas
sachusettS Revolutionary stock. the
same from Which President Hayes was
descended, and her relatives on the
mothers side were warriors III other
and somewhat later days. Miss HAYES
is herself lady of many accomplish
ments, and has won distinction in other
lines than her present one.
1t IS, however, as a private secretary
that she has no superior. Mrs. Palmer
usually goes through her mail very rap
idly in the morning, debating as she
reads. Miss Hayes adds the literary
finish, and it is very rarely indeed that
there is word amiss or inapplicable.
j. b. PARKE.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-07-30

most of it is the natural result of that
industrial and commercial development
which has created so many employ
mentS IN which dizziness, refined taste
and delicacy of touch are of far more
value than mere physical strength.
If you doubt it, consider this contrast:
France. in which the Sale law prevails
from throne to crossroads pOStOfiice,
and the political rights of women are
not even so much as mentioned, en-
plOyS more women in clerical and in
duStrial technical ways than any other
country, while those new states in
which political distinctions are almost
OF quite abolished employ few or none.
The more advanced the civilization the
less advantage has mere muscle, and
the more have quickness of thought and
delicacy of touch. France makes her
money by producing articles of taste
and beauty. Wyoming. Washington,
etc, make theirs by telling trees and
digging ores, by ranching and rearing
cattle.
With men good pay is the determin-
ing factor in grading employment. With
women the neatneSS of the work and
the opportunity to maintain good per-
3Onal appearance are at least equally
ditions are satisfied. The pay is fair,
the work is clean, the finest costume is
not too good for it, the eyes and com-
pleXiOn are not injured. 1t is pre-
eminently womanly work.
Ana deal of intellect may be put
into it. But it is there that we hear the
usual complaint. A woman stenogra-
pher, we are told, studies till she gets
position and she can fill it fairly well,
and thereafter it is all routine to her.She
nation which would greatly increase
her value TO an author or editor. She
does not, say these critics, even interest
herself in others of her profession. Ask
any man in that line who the stars of
his profession are. and he will at once
name you such men as Isaac A. De-
ment, " no won at the recent contest by
writing over 250 words minute for five
minutes. or Fred a. Ireland, who can
"take'' the fastest taIker in congress
Bishop, OF the New York Stock eX-
change.
Ask a woman stenographer as to her
sisters, and the usual answer is, "Well,
] don't read the stenOeraphers' journals
Just at present." Evidently the esprit
There are, however, several very smart
New York they hold some very deSir-
noted one Just now is Miss Nina Minton
Dyke, private secretary of the city's
building commissioner. She is petite
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Massachusetts girl who began the study
Df stenography but three years ago and
had quite the full average of trials
md disappointmentS in getting a good
position.
One of the objections oftenest urged
against her was that she looked too
young for the place, which is a very nice
laying indeed to lady in society, but a
rifle hard on stenographer. After
doing odd pieces of work her first en-
Eagement of any length was to assist
Ollie Sumner TEAL in a political cam
paign. She then opened an Office of her
own. and finally became private secre-
lary, as aforesaid, to Commissioner An
lhony Grady. She loses no opportunity
10 add TO her general information, and
Is a graduate of the WOmen's law school,
an institution where most of the teach
ing is done by evening lectures. She
Is now sort of assistant commissioner,
and has stenographer to whom she
dictates letters, attending thus to much
business she formerly took in dictation
from Mr.. Grady.
Commissioner Hans Beattie also had
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day on the steamer Eva and barge,
which proved to be one OF the most en-
joYable affairs of the kind ever gotten
up by Saltwater people.
Physicians examined John Hubbard
as to his mental condition in the probate
court yesterday; but. owing to the ab-
sence of some witnesses, the examina-
ton was postponed until tomorrow aft
ernoOn.
Frank jerks. a cousin of AT. jerks,
died Friday evening in this city of heart
disease. Deceased was forty eight years
of age.
R. S. Parker has returned from q
visit of few days at Paynesville, where
his family is spending the summer.
6Miss June jerks is back from Hop
kins. where she spent few days with
her sister. Mrs. G. f. Kilgore.
Mrs. Clara Gish has returned from
Minneapolis, where she has taken les
sons in physical culture.
Mrs. n. Ii. Clapp and sons left Thurs
day evening for Chicago.
The Isaac Staples arrived in port last
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Popular Rates to the Worlds Fair.

TO meet the popular demand for low
excursion rates to the worlds fair, THE
Burlington" will put on sale, commence
ing Aug. l, tickets at the following
rates: Minneapolis or st. Paul to Chi
cago, 81; to Chicago and return, $3.50.
These tickets will be good Oh all trains
and in all classes Of cars. The round
trip tickets will be good for return at
any time within thirty days. Now is
your chance to visit the fair cheaply.
For further information and tickets ap-
ply at ticket offices, 400 Robert street,
Hotel Ryan, and union depot.
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PENSIONS AND INSURANCE.
An Applicant for a Pension
Caught in q Trap.
Boston Transcript.

Boston Transcript.
The question, "Have you ever been a
pensioner?" now appears on the printed
forms of first-class insurance companies
among the questions to be asked of ap-
plicants for insurance. The purpose
and the working OF this new inquiry
may be best illustrated by the following
true story: A well-to-do business
man, In good social standing and
in fiourshing health, made application
recently at the office of leading insti-
tuition in this city for additional life in
surance to the amount of $4,000 The
medical examiner could find nothing
whatever in the condition of the sub
jeet under his hands to indicate the
presence of any disease, past or present,
and supposed that his company had re-
ceived promising new investor until
the inquiry at the head of this article
was reached. At that point the appli-
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evening, and Will leave today with
raft for Dubuque parties.
Granvill Smith and wife and James
Foley and wife are spending few
weeks at Lake Elmo.
John Mccartney, of Portland, Or,
was guest Of Mrs. j. II. Townshend
during the week.
Mrs. j. II. Albert and children left
the first of the week for Cedar Rapids
To-, on visit.
Mrs. John McKuslck is taking in the
sights at the worlds fair III Chicago.
+ Mrs Abe Rohrback and children are
spending a few days at White Bear.
D. a. Blakeney and wife returned
from Chicago the first of the week.
Warden Wofer has returned from a
trip to the western part of the state.
Mrs. Lizzie Thomson, of Denver. Is a
guest at the home of Levi Thomson.
DIR. f. A. LenoX has returned from a
visit in the Worlds Fair city.
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Low Rates for TIGHT q. ..oa

Commencing July 24, and continuing
until sept l, the 500 Line will sell
round-trlp tickets, Mondays, Wednes-
days and Fridays, good to return ten
Gays from date of sale, from st. Paul
ana minneapolis to Maekinac Island. at
tne very low rate of SO for the round
u Kan anu Onlcag0' $50. A special sleeper
Atlantic Limited" on above davs
making direct connections with steam,
ers Tor Chicago. Everybody should
avail themselves of these low rates.