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Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25
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Serpeo preieuterer hi ior Tublittm Dor
pproifuloe Gpfiuoslie. Sntet Nrbeioe elcr
8etoitnirg er ipnret for at SIRE bet til Oct
bebIe % bGroiiuloeite Bette / gcroen. iaa'
mart 8atentoni61niuQeu inoienoteS, inoiad
@pmmisinren ben Itore 5orbeoring % iils
oerifrep 2tuio9uin9en ben 29Oe Nop. 1892.
Oct pi9tioIte er, at ben e~lettriite StrDm er
unoer fuIotommen Sputrol al Iatienten.
Strpmmen fan / et Gicb!it glgres it9rtcre
eler luaaere, lo.A bet pHiteS. Hlaoerne fan
bern0It meo 2etbeb aitages, ON iorbpSeut
0isreS rene % anbrit8eS pad bptiIenionl-
belIt Gel af Segenlet. 8eItet irenbringer
en- milo, jepn % bcbnaelia Stren al Glef'
i~ricitet pper belle NerpeipItemet, % oct oil
belbrebe ale i~rOnilte % nerpeipGttenoe
Spsoomme, iom paa uogen Wlaaoe ian bel
brebes. @i 9arauterer at boIoe pore Better
/ COB Srben for ct Tar gIar % pl ienoc
benz frit c. o. ID. for llnoerip9eiie. St ptI
ienoe 9riSliIter, g%irtulprer % GtteIter til
enbper @oreSie. ollie Srepe noreSisres til
Johnson g. Martin,
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25
WSore. wosrer

MRS; WINsLow's soorHISe sym
for eerts y gru nuen 4 ,,toHtt MAJ,
~ftauetet .S.le. Gtu btrsit.n nts tsl,,
blsbstsr Snmmtrue. ittIftr eatn,t
bstbrtbtr gtnbtoItt, "a tttstt,Sa natt,.
,sT Ds sar , Ssla,s q Hgo,. e / an '',E
Syrup, % tag iusta eussn efs,sl sooth NJ
Cents Tioiten. Up sen "a H..
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25
Sptt cGer &pnuuisfpn
SiOuX'FallS, Dakot

til asruitr for at iatls Patent Chemical Tx E1,rt
Pencil. Den mel. Hattiat o. Uiouu5sr,s. CuaHtt 7
btnnt Liosllotr. Zen uibUtttr Nlg' sl.-.1 gt 20
Setuuoer. drbri0er iom ct t]tgafmt5osl. 2unlg 30
Vroeeut Profit. Altuler tleugr 50 5W Warn. 81 rl-
oqida en- @sutrdla3sut tt at oury1lt q {yylgun
aniGtts Subagtuter. gn iitIo.u HU.l38.ul ul atlr.
Neuge. &trtg titer @etiulditg % urtg.l M5re
Eraser Mfg. Co, Sor 1883. Va Gr0Bia lsus. IINN
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25

Woberen: Men fjare big, Minnie
MI peuoer bu big 10 tejen ON % ier
eiter ben Ssrre, iom git iorbi cs."
Minnie: "9tei Mamma, bet man
bu ba life paaitaa. Seq penbte mig
bare ON for at ie, pm ban penbte fig
ON, for OF ie, ON iea oenote mig om.A
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25

Wormonerne aIbOlot iioiie Mai en-
&pnIereuce / &riItiania. Samiunoei
bar MI 600 Meblemmer | Npr9e meo
16 MiSiiuuHrer. Nor9e ct inooelt
ii @rene, bpOri 0tisionarerne oirter c
a Z Maoneber ao @ausen.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25
S~nbpieIfen al WisNonsbiemmet

Sanfoiu, aina, fOrssit lite Yaaiteoa9
ben 2osn Ipril b. q. unoer mesen Ssi'
tibeligbsb. Ser bplotes 1alsr ai Mis'
iionarsrne Ietlanb, Subniun, 8snnins
os WDbplm, SproSlarerne Tang u9
Sroans liant ben ~ipenite MisiOnar
Soban Sfiolb. s triitnebe &ineiere
laIte 8ibsLaiinit; Here nurlte % fine
fife Sanse bleu ~afiunsne.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25

etiutgDret (stunf) Opalss paa ef''
felte Jarme / Genuiploanid, g'ep gOrt
State % GOnnccticut. Sitnoet %
Dlien al en- fulouoren Sfint siper e''
eren minbif Ell Ietto.S not9st al s2.5o.
StinSet eaar til 8elspert 9anoleren, Os
I Often aniees at Manse ior1 ct REM
Miratelmibeel mob Soite, 6urfislelle,
9arins Os mango andre 2ibelier. Den
helbiaIte "Sfunt. 5armer" leper / Sams
bura, gouuecticut. Saal9nse bar ban
baaret 1itelen Deacon, at Jaa tIens
Der bans egentlise Napn.
Dppe | Orange 8iersene | Weip Ser'
fen ga inbe imellem be tlippefnloe Ss'@
Der / Y~ennipluania sisr man fig en- tste
ubetpbelis Snbtast af alapperlld''s
(rattlesnake), ben bebanbles belt an'
berleoes, enb Tom ON ben ititloe pare
ct lipsfarlist llbpr, til Slien al &attle'
inafe ital bore ct fitfert Wtiooel MOD
Rbeumatism
Sarmerne | Colorado % Soabo bar
for life lanse iiben bespnbt at Opale
aaniner ~(Sabbits), bog pil be rteppe
finbe Yaaitisnnelie hos fine aarmelte
Nabuer, tbi man bebsper BLOT at laie
ON bisie 9prs Seriinser i Guitrallen
for at i~oritaa, bpOr ifrGtfelise Sfaoeopr
be er. BEL bar Sfinoet nosen I9rot,
os en- &abbttsS tes, tiaapet, iOm ben
Ital, eler iom Rasuut, bill fable / De
5leitss Smas, men paa @runb al oeres
merfeli9e 5urplautninSsepne fan be liz
aeiaa let blipe en- rem 2anbeplase, ltse'
Tom @r9sbppperne.
ga iaa rart fan bet eaa: Man meitts,
bet ffulbe bare en- ren TRANSPORTATION
at inbfsre til g(uItralien % Nep 3eas
lamb Rabbits fra europa; MI pptr9oer
be meb iaa me9en usapn, at Der iGttes
8remier paa beres llorDooelie. Oct
Canine er 1ilialoet meO @r~aaipurpen
the English sparrow, Der fertes oper
BERTH fpr at uorpooe Snicttpla9en
Central Iarf, Neip gUrt; MI bar be
fprplantet Zig pper belle Seiten, pg Der
iattes Der os Der en- Sris paa ceres
Sooeb. Sra Iltralien ps Netu 8ea'
lamb er Der efter Spgiuenoe i be iioIe
10 Qar uofsrt &auinltinb til N @9roi
al oper en- balp Milliun 9oaars, men
iaa bar Der fanite usiaa tOitet liselaa'
meset at fau benz fat, tbi Gift % aruot
bar parst brust / tore Wansoer.
0oset, ipm i~ittcrli9 baaoe pil sapne
mere ps interesiere fere er Opalins al
ben uilbe Buffalo. Scr. Spues i aan'
ias, 8anebrpberen | benne 5orretnins,
flyer, at Der MI fun eriiterer to 5lpffe
pilbe 8s1er, us begse tiliammen taIe.
lite fort flere emo 20 Stptfer. 81
Wiaiuner, iOm en9an9 trampeoe benz
oper be pioe 8reriesS tr9fninser, iac
bet torbneb oper Sletterne, be er ifft
mere til. gb~elasselien sif for fig for
nemmslis meaem Narene 1871 % 1875,
ba Sernbaner tren9te ino | be 9ratter,
bpor be fore 9pr isr buuOe npot Ell
forbplo8pi8 6reo.
Men Der leper bog END benuso 1000
8ufaloer / trp9t 5an9enYtab, os sien'
nem 8rpbsning meo peu tamme 81
bar man frembra9t rDe Slags peroi
fuloe 9pr.
Wan bar OBiaa Sunbes 5arme; be,
opales Suaoe oets for Sast, bells TO,
~&ialsoe99er, bells for gOoe GuurO8s Of
5%aarebunoe. Oct betaler fig me9e
sobt. s Mauiburiet, China, er b
itcrite Golssaaroe al ben Slass, tt
Der aoleS Sunoene uoeluttenoe for FIN
Sfinb, Der ialges til 6anblenoe / be
nuroli9e europa. Gn Mauibuer, ion
eier 1000 Suuoe, uliees for ~pelitaa
enoe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25

WOooD % Santep, be to reiienbe
@uan9eliiter, bar faaet en- inbit9npi9
GumOouins ON at paabespnoe en- euans
seliit Sirtiombeo / 2Onouu. Qumuo.
niu9en er uuoeritreuet al 1914 Meno
us &uinoer, mango at benz blanot be
bgiere StRuoer.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25

WisFunsu | Airifa panftelissisres
oeo be mango fOrfjeIise Sprus. Zen
enc Stamms forTtaar life ben anben.
Ser tales iaalsbes 700 forfjeIis(
Spros; Itulbe Der MI ienoes to WtisIio'
narer til buer Stamme, iaa maatte be,
14O0 WsisiiOnarsr til, men enouu Ell
Der fun 500.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25
aorte YrGbiiener uoiprebes i Frat,

tatfurm af ben en9elite Obip Spnpoe
blanot Solicit; bette er meset rcspars
bist; oeroeo Sioes Treiten Inleonin9
til p~peralt, boor ban feroes, at uobele
CUBS Orb. 2iseiaa bar peroeo baabe
@anb % apinOer Gnlsonins til at
m%isIionere.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25
Live Stock pto 0eroenSsuoatls
Hneen.

~lloitiaiu9en al Live Stock aubnes
BEN 21oe ausuit Og luftes ben 2Sbe
SttOber; ben tommer til at beItaa al
fslsenos Gioelin9sr: A. &pRs, B. pete,
9Gsler % WulGster, G, Gaar, D.. Spiu,
f. Sunoe, f. 6iGrtrE, 9uer % 8ets.
G. @isOet SIagte.auae.
De iorItieaise Gibelinser bar buer
fin Alb: A. % b. ira Mnnoas 21be
Gu8uit til 9proag 90e September.
aiOcliuserne G. % d. fra @nnous
25oe Septbr. til 9aroag 14bs DitOber,
&fOeIius E. ira 9iraOus lobe Sept,
til GreOus 22oe Septbr., besse Qass
intIuliue.
aibeling F. fra ManOas lobe Sttbr.
til 9eroag 21oe Sttbr. intluiipe.
GfoeIins G. ira Manoa9 1G0e 0ttbr,
iii 9Orous 2Sbe Ottbr. iutluliue.
Saa S~ernbansn. aououttprsn:
"Ge maa eaa ueb al @ansbrattet,
5rue, 9o9et tjprer itrar."
"9ao mig blot en- Sang snbnu tpsi,
min Tattsr".
"gtet, Ge moa 9aa. 3et ital jea
meo 8sres 9iaapelie bsigrse for Den
oeo n9Ite Station".
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25
Set iefpln5eube Gors. grpbrene

Set iefblpfenbe Gors. grgorere
geraareen peo gnBurn. Sopa, bar tas
get Batent paa 9ilpirtninsen al ct ielu'
lpienbe 8ors, iom anbefales al panlte
greiter. Bet CT ~egentlis @rep Wfoltte
/ 9anmarf, Tom fsrit unofanseoe Sheen
til bet. Oct bar ben Gsenitab, at BET
/ Msrte lpier % er 9Oiot. 2anfen meo
bet er, at bet ltal / be msrte Natter
lpie for &c Spse % minoe ON &oriet
paa @plsatba, Os iaaleoes bore De
SDse os 9Senbs til Grgt. Oct anbe'
tales at ppb9nse / Sooefammeret, bopr'
peo man funbe inoprGse / garnebjertet
@oriets 8ilebe paa en- Maube, bporpeo
bet alorig piloe bltus glentt.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25

Gn Hntios,S alpmpn. s llnsarn
er Der nplig ppitaaet en- reli9iss Sett,
Ipm faloer fig "Najarenerue". 3e trOr
paa fin Sober ipm MesIius; be boloer
zig ~forpiSiebe ON, at ban pil Opitaa pau
ben 3oie Sag, naar ban bsr. gtplt9
Tom be til 2ano8oommeren meo i'm
MeSitos, % oiloe bape bain til at 8iOe
benz i'm 9iOAoelie til at forsf9lte i'm
Mesiids. Gftsrat bare fommet fig al
fin Ouerrutelie iu9oe 2ummsren: "Ses
pil life binore Cher i u0Soelien al
GOsrs relisipie Stifte; beriOm gbers
MssIias er pilis til at Iabe Zig tors.
iGite, iaa LAB BAN berebe fig til 8soen
men bet ltal s pibe, at beripm ban life
opitaar paa ben 3oie BAG, iaa laoer jea
Gosr ogmme iom Morbere efter 9Upeu
% iua beu9er ie9 Goer u%aeiammen"
"gtaSareusrne~ lob i'm MeSiias leue
9eres Gro bar bog life itnrt moi.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25
Gn fineFif GriIten: WartDr. So

Gn fineIiif GriIten.W iartDr. 6or
life lGnge iioen bIeu en- ~tineiilt Nisfio'
ner peo 0aun @ars ituot paa @aoen
/ San 5rdneiscu; ban bapoe lerge pir'
tet meo me9en Suer blanot fine 9anos'
mrno; ban praoiteoe oite paa @aoerne,
sit inc i 0rittes Os Spilebniene, ia
enoog irb | be berpsteoe Opiumsbuler
for at rebbe Siale for Sub. Gn Dag
baobe han bolot en- inrlis Grabiten
mob be iaatalcte "Si9bbinoers", Ell
Glass Slassbrsore, iOm ct meset frps'
tsbe, tbi be fig intet Miooel for al
bspne fig; be er Morbere us 8suere al
Saanbpart, men ueo fOrbetmeite at fri
fig usb falite 8ibner ps Weneo. Sra
ben Dag, WisiiOuar @ans bolot i'm
Strafeprabiten, babe "SiSbbiuoerne"
iuorst BAN Sspn; ban fl isnct ct Go'
bar ielsbrep, men ban oiloe life Fp9te
Ell Ssnoas, ba ban gil til airten, bler
ban mibt paa Saoen itubt libel al Ell
8u9le, ium uotisoes fro en- "Si9bbin'
bers" Reuulpsr, men Snsen ptoIte,
bporIra ben Tom.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-25
9irfelige Npbeber.

Gbpw 5oof bar en- ristis glass
,irmse bIanSt San Jraneiseos atne'
iers. Rpiis bsoe ban. % ban maatte
ndturliapis Tom en- meget bersmt Uidt'o
bare en- Iicrartet G~esrapelie. On itor
@ris iitsies os iiprtes til airfesdarosn
Initsu fpr 8eerapslien, boor ben eiter'
lobes for at iortares al Snnoe o9
Cramps. @esrapeliesoasen iamle"
bes ben Aibsbes Yeuner os Detienote !
S~pracbuisi. Ser fob ier iortflaote
Yreiter os ier buibtl1ote Ssrsere, iom
ale boIot paa meo at ia9e p9i be onos
Nanoer, Tom ipGrmebe runot ON 9iset.
On bel Del Guoebiaeber par opitiaeoe
runot 9isbaaren; til oisfe penote Bre'
Iterue fig meb bcie Raab ON Sialp for
ben Nibsbe; ian fang be ubpalsts Stpt'
fer af Safmer, iom affompasnereoes al
Sielocr % Gimbler. Saa ites bet tal'
rise aisistse til Bogus os ina bar bet
aiiteb. Yreiterne blGite belle 2ioen paa
5lsiter % rinslebe meo fine Climber.
pan ~besraoeoes unber mango %iornnoer'
liae geremonier; men bans Sig blioer
itrar opsrapet for at ienoes til &lrla
meb fsrite 9ampifib.
Senimoo Iiten fom 9isfDlset tilbage
til Ssrsebuiet % M bespnbte en- lans'
paris Ssrsetjeueite, ibet Yrelterne be-
Ite9 en- for Nnleonin9en bpg9et Ylats
form, ssrserne iutte fig paa Mloten
al @ulpet, ole be 2iliteoep9renoe onl'
firing bisie, iaa bespuote be at inmre
fig, ilase, srabe % bple; 10 bslere o9
barre beltO bebre; 8ammet hlep iplot
meb Gsg at be branbenbe 9unter, iaa
at bet naitsn blep uuoboloeli9t baaoe
for Stris ps aust os Rc9; men iaaie'
oes bolot De paa til ST. 4 ON Wtpr9enen,
til gGre for Slaasfjempen % 8rltte'
broberen GbOp 6oof.
The evening world., 1893-07-19
ODD SHOES OF oNE-LEG6ED MEN.
Dealers Unable to Tell What Be-
comes OF Them,

Just what becomes Of the shoes which
should adorn the missing foot OF one
legged man Is u matter 81 some interest
says the Boston Transcript. and shl uld
furnish food for thought to minds OF a
speculative tendency.
While the number OF men who actual
ly have but one leg Is not large. there
are many wllo from one cause or an
other wear but one shoe. or from some
discrepancy In their feet have to have
one shoe of an especial pattern.
There are also the men with artificial
legs, who, although they wear a pair Of
shoes tread much more lightly on the ar
tifcial leg than on the natural one.
making one shoe last about three times
as long as the other.
There are some shoe stores which, buy
ing their goods directly from the man
ufacturers. are wiling to sci one-lsgged
man single shoe. sending the other
back to the factory to be mated: but al
most the universal custom Is to sell only
whole pairs.
The question then arises. What be-
comes of the large number OF new
shoes which are bought in this way. and
which are entirely useless to their own
ers?'
The solution OF the problem seems to
be at present yelled In obscurity. and to
be known only to the one-leged shoe
wearer himself None of the local shoe
dealers who were questioned could give
any information on the subject which
was in any way tinged with probability
nor could they tell where such infor.
nation could be had.
The evening world., 1893-07-19
ROOM ENOUGH In TEXAS.
Figures Illustrating the Area Of the
Lone Star State.

Texas, the largest of the United States,
has an area OF 262. .290 squares miles. To
the casual reader these figures may
seem very little. They show, however.
that the Lone Star State Is more than
fifty-four times as large as the State
Of Connecticut.
II 1t were possible to run a railroad
back In n day, and II the train could
take the entire population Of the Nut
meg State as given in the last census
at every trip. and upon Its return to
Connecticut there's should be as many
persons in the State as there was be-
fore the train left with Its cargo. and
ground upon his arrival In Texas, the
train would be Obliged to make ga trips.
or to depopulate Connecticut 224 times
before accomplishing It's mission and
then there would remain In Texas 7O3.-
808 empty acres.
II the entire State OF Texas. remarks
the Memphis Appeal Avalanche, were
planted with corn and the hills were
two feet apart and the rows were three
rect @ at9 asSst' ana II every man. woman
were set to. work In the field to hoe
the corn and each person were able to
and did hoe two hills In five minutes,
1t would take this army OF laborers
TO hoe every hill Of corn In the State
laborins continuously day and night,
86S days each year
The man who fears that he could not
elbow his way around In the crowded
from the statement that the entire
population OF the globe. ii hundred
million GHn nar."n souls DIVIDED into families Of
I'VE Tsea persons sons each could be located in
half acre lot, and there would still
remain 90 million vacant family lots
The evening world., 1893-07-19
D Brooklyn.


ANDERSON. Suddenly, on Tuesday. July 10,
1893. CYRUS FERRY, son Of John d. and Eve
line Perry Anderson. asei 2 months Is days.
Funeral private lnterment at Grsen wood.
BEARDSLEY. Departed this life In Brootiyu,
Sunday. July l6. 1893. SAMUEL j.. youngest ssa
ofCapt. Lewis b. and Margaret 4. Beardsiey.
Intermsnt in Evergreen
CADLEY.-on Monday. July II. 1893. .. l2.sB
A. NJ, At his res,dsncs. ll2 st. Felix ST., ED
WARD B. CApLEY. In the 6l,t year Of his are.
Funsrsl services At st. Ansustins's tR. C.)
Church, 9Th ave. and stetl,ns place. Brooklyn,
on Wednesday, afternoon, July 10. at 2.30
o'clock.
HYAMS.-On July ls. ~ his residence, sos
De Kslb ave-. after . long i,iusss. BRsJAxa
hTAMs. In tho TIT year Of h,s age.
Relatives and friends, also Green point Lodge.
T. and A. NJ. Hand-in. Hand Benefit sooisty,
are invited 10 attend funeral on Thursisy a
Up. NJ.
RIcKARD. st her home. 70 Grove st., BrQokiya.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
RYER. Sunday, July 10, In Brooklyn, E. LuxpY
RIER. aged ~.
Internsnt private Brootiyn pspsrs please
copy.
TENNEY. In Brooklyn. Monday morning, July
~. 1898. ALBERT FRANCIS TErNKY. jr.. aged
Is years. only son Of the Rev. Albert =. Tsnnsy.
Funeral At st. Ann's Chapel. Clinton St.
Wednesday. July 10, at 10 A. N. Intsrmsut
In PhiladsiphiA.
The evening world., 1893-07-19
KAREFULSTEP AT CHICAGO.
The Simplicity OF . Boston Mans Bill
After He Got Home.

Mr. Karefulstep. glowing with en-
thusiasm over the Worlds Fair, was
asked by the Boston Journal man as to
the financial results Of his expedition to
the metropolis OF the West. lie replied
with n smile that he saw many curios-
ties at the Worlds Fair, but nothing
impressed him 30 much as the simple
bill after his return from the West.
one day In the Midway Plaisance was
quite enough to bankrupt the average
man, unless his purse was deep as
well and as full as a Chicago Alderman.
And speaking of the Midway Plais-
ance reminds me of the numerous ways
CO pronoupciLs that portion Of the Fair
grounds ! will not intilct on you sam
lawyer to write an intelligent descrip-
ton Of the vocal efforts Of one-half II the
methods In vogue. Some are evidently
impressed with the idea that 1t Is a
cented. while others. In their impatience
seek to get there by the shortest possi-
BILE cut. The result Is n mixture sugges-
tive Of sauer kraut."
crowds?"
II should say there was no lack Of
bed and board there. judging from the
residences In streets contiguous to the
Fair. Everybody seems to have gone
| into the boarding house business, and
probably more than half of them will
be sadly disappointed with the result"
Who the visitors or boarding-house
Both. Boston man wrote to one
party In Hyde Park, who said her rooms
were near the Fair grounds. and de-
scribed them SO eloquently that the Bos.
tonian engaged room conditionally
When he arrived at the Fair he made
investigation, and ascertnined that the
| house was about three miles from the
Fair. That might be near for a Chi.
cago man. but for a Boston man It was
too far. and he straightway SO Informed
the woman. He would not have done
so II he had known the sequel. Thit
was a business woman. and she threat
ened to make 1t hot for our Bostor
friend II he failed to live up to hii
agreement. It was In vain that he de
clared that he had engaged the room
conditionally. and being n man OF peace
| and abhorring a quarrel with a woman
he gave the Chicago lady IS and het
incontinently from the vicinity.
while strolling about Hyde Park on'
day I saw a large sign, Tent Hotel
Three Dollars and a Half Per Day.
1t was a collection Of tents, to be uset
as bedrooms. while the cooking was ap
parently to be done in a rough boart
shanty. which was also to do duty as
kitchen. There was no indication o
business about the place. and the pro
tector Of this enterprise will doubles!
be among those who will pronounce th'
| Worlds Fair a failure"
The evening world., 1893-07-19
PLEASE PASS JANE"
How Senator stanford's Servant
Travelled Across the Continent,


Senator Stanford once had In his en-
ploy an old servant named Jane Wal
lace. After being with his family n
number OF years. says the San Fran
cisco Examiner, she had saved some
money and went back to her OIL home
In New York, But the climate did not
agree with her.
The doctors told her that II she came
back to California she would get well.
So she wrote to her old employer and
asked him to furnish her with trans
portation. Without thinking much
about il. but ready to ob!ige his old ser
want, ne wrote m n sheet OF note
narer: Please pass Jane from New
York to San Francisco" signed It md
sent II to her,
Jane never stopped to think OF the
peculiar form OF the pass or that It
misht not he recoynized 10y some OF tho
railways over which she was 10 travel
she knew that her old master owned
two or three railroads. and she had on
.des that he owned one all the way
50 she got on the train, md when
the conductor came around handed ou,
tho slip OF par"r lie looked at It. thcr
a. her and didn't know what TO do
| There VAS Leland Stanford's signature
and he didn't like to dishonor that. SC
he tclt Erarhed for Instructions. and hie
superiors told him to send the woman
right through, and she came.
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FREE PASSES
DIED..

DIED.
CAREY.-On Tuesday, July Is, FRANCIS r, the
beloved daughter Of Francis and MARY A. Carey,
In her 18th year.
The relatives and friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral from
the residence of her parents. l6l West ESD So.
on Friday, 2lst inst. at O'Clock.
FUREY.-At his rssldsnos. s67 lss ave.. on
Monday, July II, JAMS FunEY. native Of
Monsmors, County GALWAY, Ireland, aged 10
years.
Funeral from his late residence on Thursday,
July ~. atl. so p. N. Intsrmsns In Calvary.
AANLON. Suddenly, JOHN HANLoN.
Funeral from his late residence, 243 West
37th st., Thursday, July 40. at 2P. M.
HoFFMAN.-On Mon day. July II. st asa East
l2+th st., MARY c., vile Of j. Henry Hon.
man.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
KIFNALLY.-On Monday. July II. MAooIH No
ARDLE. the soved wife Of p. j. Kinn.lly.
native Of Corliss. County Armagh, Ireland,
aged 81 ysara
The relatives aud friends are respectfully
invited TO attend the fuusral. on Wednesday,
July 10. st p. M, from her late residences.
2460 I'D ave. Intermsnt in Calvary.
MoKENNA.-At his home. BAL 4th st., Long Is
land City. JOHN j. McKESNA, formerly Of
Flushing.
runor.i July 10. 81 . P. M. to o.lvsr, Gem.
etesy.
PIrrENGER. Al Glen Cove, L. L. July 10,
ANNA GOODMAN, wife Of Rev. L MoK. P,ttsn-
ser, Of Ra sish. N. @.
Funeral services st st. Paurs Church. Glen
Cove. on Thursday. July 40. at5P. n.
North Carolina and Ohio papers please COPY.
PooLE.-At shsspshssd Bay. July II. Jonx Y.
POOLE. late manager OF Niblo's Gsrdsn and
Grand Opera-House, in his seth year.
The evening world., 1893-07-19
81 BROWNS IDEA OF JUSTICE.
Fined el6 When . Pleasure Party
Can Make All the Noise 1t Wants.

The blackboard party was bowling along
and the tin horn was rasping the ears of
the people In general, says the 1ndianap-
oils Sentinel
What air them folks hlowin' that horn
for?" asked a plain farmer-looking man.
"rhey want to attract attention to let
people know what time they are hav-
ms" was the answer OF a bystander.
"And they don't get run in?"
Nope"
well, that's what call doggone out
rage. Here them fellers kin go along the
streets a-blowin that cussed horn and
when l come to town last week an was
goin' home with a load OF iron and
other stuff-and was holierln' a few good
old hollers to let the town know that
old 81 Brown was as good as anybody,
the fool police ketched me and had to
pay more'n SIS fine. That's the way JUS
tice Is run in this country. anyhow"
The evening world., 1893-07-19
Mr.. DIME AND MRS. DOLLAR.
Comparison of the Intrinsic Value:
OF q Detr oft Couple,

Tho visitor In the town was asking
his host about the people they saw pass,
Ing the windows. says the Detroit Free
Press.
Who's that ordinary looking man
with the handsome woman?' asked the
visitor as a couple went by.
That's Mr.. Dime"
"And the LADY,"
That's Mrs. Dollar"
"Ah! you must have n moneyed aris-
tocracy here" laughed the visitor.
mo. not exactly. You see, that ISM
her name. She's his wife. and call her
that ms Joke"
"Why?"
Because she's worth ten of him."
The evening world., 1893-07-19
NOVEL MARITAL TROUBLES.
Husband Amuses . Divorce Court
with . Tale OF His Homo Life.

The causes Of conJugal infelicity arc
like the stars In number. but seldom
have they been SO curious in character
as those enumerated by a witness In the
Divorce Cour. on Saturday says an
English exchange.
Witness considered he was the injured
party. as the petitioner was continually
objecting to the shape of his feet.
uaughter0
He further said that when he had
his hair cut It was never done to please
the petitioner. Laughter.)
She also used TO say his upper lip did
not suit her.
She was continually blaming him for
leaving out his his In his speaking.
He was not so well up in theological
subjects as his wife.
And there was sometimes a divergence
OF opinion when they were talking about
the sermon they head heard.
One is not surprised after this to hear
that one Of the allegations against the
respondent Is that he had struck the
petitioner with the Methodist Magazine.
What Wa All m
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Els Double Dut'o-.

Trivvet-The nedieiDe-altn are also the
educators of the Indians.
Iicer-llow do you make THAI out.
THvyet-b because afl er IA mediciue. man hi -
cured an Indian the patient Lecomes u well
red man.