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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-10-08
Mrs. Kate Douglass wiggin.

Seldom, If ever has more attractive pro-
gramme for an evenings entertainment
been offered to the public than that which
will be given this evening. Mrs. Wiggin will
read entirely different selections from last
year, and the music would of itself be a
charming entertainment. 1t was the uni
versal verdict of the press last year, that
not half enough had. been said in Mrs. Wig
gins praise. and many regretted that they
did not improve the oppor tunity to bear
her.
This will be the programme:
Trio,
Francois Behr, Miss Goodwin and Nc
Gregur, Mr.. Stephen l.. Breed.
Reading-Scene from the Fore Room Rug,
Song. Selected
Mrs. Helen Winslow Potter
Reading uldah the Prophecies MSS. Story
First Time)
Mrs. Kate Douglas Wiggiu.
Read by permission of Harper & Brothers.)
Trio-Andante, G. MenZel
Misses Goodwin and McGegor, Mr.. Stephen
Reading---A Cathedral Courtship,
Mrs. Kate Douglas Wiggin.
Song-noye's Joy. Ferd Gambet
Mrs. Helen Winslow Potter.
Reading-Soene from the Story of Patsey
(By Request}
Mrs. Kate Douglas Wiggin.
Mrs. Wiggin will be entertained during
her stay in town by Mrs. Nathan Webb.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-10-08
THE MONKEY DRANK.
A Sunday Festival on Board the Annie
Lewis.

A 100 intelligent monkey created an up
roar on board the bark Annie Lewis when
arrived Yesterday with coal from New YORK.
inns monkey is kept as pet,and frequents
mucn Inc quarters of the cook. Yesterday
being sunday the cook was taking extra
pains with his toilet; and after putting on
his best clothes, sprinkled some Florida
water popular perfume. over himself.
The monkey watched all these proceedings
with great gravity, and with an interest
which the cook did not notice. AS soon as
the COOK stepped out the monkey at once
took the bottle of perfumary and began
sprinkling it over himself. The effect
seem ed ,delightful and the monkey, ap-
parently reasoning that. a fuid so good out.
wardly, must be good also inwardly next
began to imbibe the water. Then he seems
to have alternately imbibed and sprin led
the water about the galley. The, ANNA
soon began to be sick, and when the cook
returned he found he hat galley that
smelled like the isle of spices, and very
sick monkey on his hands.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-10-08
NOTICE. Timely Notice.

On Monday, Tuesday an6 Wednesday
of this week, while preparing for our
great 100000 auction sale, we will
keep sufficient force of sa,esmen to wait
on all corners, and would respectfully
suggest that you make selections at pri-
vate sale at the prices we have made,
rather than put up with the inconven-
fences of crowded store at public auc-
ton. Our carpet stock is all measured
up and ready for inspection. Chamber
sets, parlor suits, easy chairs, rockers,
ranges, parlor and chamber stoves, oil
stoves, refrigerators, easels, carpet
sweepers, folding beds, parlor tables,
dinner sets, toilet sets, and the hundreds
of other articles are also all ready for
inspection at the same time. We must
again remark, it is better for you who
are looking for furniture to do your
business at private sale Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, than at our auction
sale Thursday, Friday and Saturday.
Again, any goods purchased Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday will be delivered
free within radious of 10 miles from
Portland.
Come and see us Monday, come and see
us Tuesday. come and see us Wednesday.
We know you will come Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday.
Respectfully.
THE ATKINSON COMPANY,
241-243 Middle Street,
Portland, Me.
Isaac G. tkiusoo Manaoar
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-10-08
Common Sense in Heating Houses.

The Portland Stove Foundry company
has issued an interesting and valuable
circular for general distribution. Its object
is TO properly instruct all users of heaters,
how to build and manage fires and adapt
them to the varying temperatures of fall,
winter and spring. The plan is simple but
ingenious and involves no extra outlay.
By following strictly the instructions
contained in these circulars any person of
average intelligence can succeed perfectly
in securing an eq uable temperature at any
season of the year with the minimum con-
sumption of fuel.
This circular the company give away on
receipt of request by letter with stamp
or they may be had by calling at their retail
store on Kennebec street.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-10-08
Isaac c. Atkinson, Manager.
Mrs. Billtops. Little Joke.

Ezra" said Mrs. Billtops to her hus-
pand across the breakfast table, "what is
it that is always abed, but never sleeps?"
why, 1 don't know, Elizabeth" said
Mr. Billtops. What is it?''
1.-THE river" said Mrs. Billtops.
"That's so," said Mr.. Billtops, land
just think OF it'll 1t never gets tired either,
does it?''s
And Mrs. Billtops answered dutifully,
"No, Ezra, y though really she would have
been better pleased if he had made no ad-
dibion to her little joke She didn't make
jokes very often, and when she did make
one she liked to have it left to shine with
out being befogged by comment or extin-
guished by superior brilliancy.-New York
Sun.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-10-08
A Smack Disabled.

The steamer Hermann Reesing, came
in yesterday afternoon with 1900 Holsters,
Captain Gilbert reported that Saturday
he found three-master on the rocks
at Spruce Head, and the crew working
hard to get her off. Captain Gilbert sue
ceeded in getting her off, and steamed
for Portland. While on the way here he
encountered the lobster smack Morning
Light, with torn foresaiI and otherwise
disabled, and towed her in.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-10-08
Au Adjourned Meeting.

The adjourned meeting Of the Daughters
of the Revolution will be held at the rooms
of the Maine Historical Society, Public
Library building, this afternoon at $50
o'clock. 1t is hoped that there will be a full
attendance, as there Is considerable BUSH
ness be transacted.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-10-08
Law Students Club.

At the annual meeting Of the Law
Students club these officers were chosen;
sident-Scott Wilson.
Vice President-Leon Hanscome.
Secretary-Ralph M. Greenlaw.
Observation-Disclosures Laughlin.
Executive Committee-PresIdenr, ex-
oficio. Leon Hanscome, Ralph Greenlaw.
The first regular meeting will he held
October 17tb, at which there will be a
lecture by a laember of the bar, followed by
a mock court.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-10-08
aMrs. winsiow,s Soothing syrup"

has been used over Fifty Years by millions
of mothers for. their children while Teeth
ing, with perfect success. 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays Pain, cures
Wind Collie, regulates the bowels, and is the
best remedy for Diarrhoea whether arising
from teething or other causes. For sale by
Druggists in every part of the world. Be
sure and ask for Mrs. Winslows Soothing
Syrup. Csc. a bottle.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-10-08
The New Horsford's.

marks new era in baking powders. Il
produces results never before obtained. Il
excels in baking strength, purity, ant
healthfulness. Try it.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-10-08

The use of Angostu1a Bitters eAcites the
appetite and keeps the digestive organs In
order. DR.. j. G. B. Siegert Sons, sole
manufacturers. At all druggists
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-10-08

Dr. orrin Fitzgerald will be at Falmouth
Hotel, Portland, Tuesday, Oct. 9th. oc3dtd
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-10-08
THE PRESS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS TODAY.

j. R. Libby.
Manson &. Larrabee.
Rines Bros.
Owen. Moore & Co.
Chapman National Bank.
First National Bank.
Portland Fraternity.
Y. John Little & Co.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Portland Theatre.
AUCTION COLUMN
F. O. Bailey s. Co.
FINANCIAL.
Northern Banking Co.
New Wants. To Let For Sale. Lost, Found
and similar advertisements will be found under
their appropriate heads on Page 6.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-10-08
NO. 221.
REPORT OF THE CONDITION
The First National Bank Of Portland,
at Portland, in the State of Maine, at the close
OF business, October End, 1894.
RESOURCES.

Loans and discounts 81 ,6S6, 001. SO
Overdrafts, secured and unse-
cured. ....................... 2Ol.3O
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation, 100000
Premiums on U. s. Bonds. 100000
Stock, securities, etc.. 81,97S.6O
clearinghouse, furniture, and
Due from National Banks (not
reserve agents ................. 244.4o9.s5
Due from State Banks and bank
erS-. 6,64T.2S
Due from approved reserve agents 313,49O.67
Checks and other cash itemS..... 4,261.3S
Exchanges for clearing house,. 27,23S.60
Notes of other National banks. 22,O37.OO
Fractional paper currency, nickelS
and cents. ................. 5o.4o
LAWFUL MONEY RESERVE IN
BANK, VIZ:
Specie -. liz. 8.24
Legal tender notes.. 14,364.OO
Redemption fund with U. S. Trea-
surer Is per cent Of circuiation) 2,25o.oo
Total. ......s2, 7so, 77s.o1
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid in............ 81 100000
Surplus fund ......... 16S,000.00
Undivided profits, less expen-
ses and taxes paid. .............. 27,823.66
National Bank notes outstanding. 100000
Due to other Ma
tional Banks. .....$ liz, 999.23
Due to State Banks
and bankers 81. 72,22e.7s
Dividends unpaid. q 2,773.05
Individual deposits
subject to check. 1,149.39e.14
Demand certificates
ofdeposit. ....... S8,374.37
Certified checks. 6,142.O6
Cashiers checks
outstanding 1883. 100S2
- 1.4s9, 1890
Dividends unpaid. ........ 1855
Total............ s2,73o.77s.o1
State Of Maine County of Cumberland, IS.
cashier nf tho
named bank, do solemnly swear that the above
statement is true to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
JAMES Z. WENGREN, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9Th
day of October, 1894.
CARL F, A. WEBER, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
PHILIP 6. BROWN, directors,
E. B. WINSLOW.
oct8 DIT
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-10-08

81 EuB Ea ~ w Y
If they grow wild in the pastures,
these Blanksts, and you could have
them for the picking, they'd not
come much cheaper to you.
White TWiIled Blankets.
MSoft, fluffy, suggestive of elder down, the
kind OF Blanket you like to get up over your
ears on frosty mornings. deadening the sound
OF the rising bell.
Red and blue borders.
Price for pair, 75c.
(The ones you are shouting about now,
neighbor, we got through with a week ago.
Colored Twilled Blankets.
Sister to the above, 75c.
These are clean silver gray, with delicate
blue and red borders.
High IGrade Blankets from the
Pacific Coast.
They look as though the wool was taken
from silver-fed sheep.
For top crust to spread over the
Blankets are White Quilts.
la limitations of Marscilles, 800,
ia White Mountain Quilts
$1.45.
Wafie-pattern-ground, with cen
tire piece and border. The border a
broad basketpattern.
Big Marseilles Quilts, broad Long
and thick. Charming patterns,
Price, SLIGO.
You have smaller, more inferior ones that
you have paid So 90 for.
Bedford Quilts, $1.19.
Well worth your deliberate in
spection.
39c. a piece for Cotton Diaper.
Chenille Covers.
A newer and prettier lot than
we've had before. Good size, $1.OO.
Chenille Covers, exactly the thick
ness of two ordinary ones, elegant
patterns, knotted fringe, 1925.
Heavy Chenille Portieres, 8 3
yards long, SO inches wide.
Broad dado and frieze, $3.50
a pair.
48 inch wide Portieres, 1925 a
pair.
Bleached Linen Table Damask.
81 inches wide, 8 patterss, SOC.
60 inches wide, 8 patterns, SOC,
60 inch Turkey Red Table Dam
ask, 29c.
Warranted fast colors.
Bates Red Table Damask, SOC.
New patterns, warranted fast.
Chenille Rugs, 25c.
SO inches long, bordered, many patterns.
Window shades, with all the fix
lures, Minette Rollers, all complete,
29c.
Holland Shades, all complete, 23c.
Comforter Prints (not remnants),
4c.
Turkey Red Prints, warranted
fast, Sc.
Piquot Bleached Seamless Sheets,
SOC.
Pillow Cases, zoe. pair.
Sc inch Bleached Cotton, soft fin
ished, fine and stout, SC.
All the above will befound in our
Golden Waller Basement.
y -: J. R. LIBBY.
~ oct8d1t
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1894-10-08

Baby cried,
Mother sighed,
Doctor prescribed: Castorias
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
Sngen goo Winfjcler.

"Ga pi taller ON aitleling az Gbams
pasne", iasbe Sapieineu paa lniteS
States Opmaalius soamper Aalbatrois"
iorleeen til en- &eisrc1t for "Wine and
Spirit Gazette, "idn bar je9 en- Sui
paa Gsen sjort en- Gridrin9, Der life
a~leneer eienopmmslis, men cperraifenoe.
8i bapbe paret paa ct langt a~rDostogt
% bar nebe | Rrrbcben al 3roperne
peo Suletib. Sel9isleeli9 beligbolot
oi 3agen ina epot Tom SmItanoisbes
oerne tiIpo. % napnlis fl ri os en- COB
Wiboas. 8i bapoe en- Del fin gbams
payne pmborb, men geiret bar femme
Zig parmt, os ba Ri life bapoe So, bar
pi ! 5orle9enbeb meo at iiube en- Wanoe
til Gitjslins Of @ineu, Der life ttnoe
oritfes, iom ben bar. 8 9sbet al port
8rpostost baobe hi ioretaset mango
0pbip'S i9naler, ps bet Git op for %,
at peo at i9nte 5tuIterne omtrent en-
balu Mil neb / Sapst tunoe Ri finoe
ganb iaa tolbi ipm So. Oct bar en-
COB Soe, FABIAN trntte pi, % nOsle
SLATER bleo s,eblIttelis peb Sj9lp al
Ell Serntraab i9ntet neo for aitjplin3.
Otter en- 2ibs SOrlsb blep 5luiferne
ballet op % itiQet paa 9oroet, % hi
fanot benz beba9eli8t ~aftioleoe. Ia
Steiuaroen imiblertio aabreoe benz, LOO
Der intet analb fra Sorten, % ginen
ida lau % buarlig no, ba ben blep
Ifjantet pp. Spur for bar life Dor
5Orbnuielie, ba pt iura9te paa ben %
fduot, at bet rar bet rene Sspanb!
Seq troebe ierit, at bet bar en- baarlis
Speg % GAP Srore til, at Der Sfuloe
'eroes mere 8in neo til Nifjslins.
Denne Sin bar beItemt for 8eierten,
men oa 5laiferne blep cabinet, fanbt
ol til Dor Sgr9relie after Saltuano
lIieoetipr ~ipruolenoe Champagne, os
Dor @lGbe bar sbela9t. De bar nllls
li9pis Ban ifelisbeO ueO at fiuoe en- 2sss
ming paa Sasen. @Oot, ben er meset
limpel. lSe paa bet aabne Sap paa
ben Qpboe, boortil pi neoianteoe gi.
men, er 2rDffet enormt - iaa fort /
Tirteli9beoen, at Sultpanoet blep press
Iet ino | 5laiterue 9%jennem Yorerne |
&orfen, % ba bet bar tin9ere emo 8is
men, blep benne fuloit9nois i%ortranst.
Oct lpber maaife liot utrolist, men bet
ct bog p~irfelis pasieret". I
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
Sra Sprimg @tope.
(Giter "Sprin9 0roue SeraIo".)

2entan @ilbertIon er reiit paa Seiss
belt ben til Tacoma, @aib., for al ie
lin Satter Mrs. 8. 81. Senbridior,
men iamtibi9 peiaa ie libt til fine Sn.
teresier / 8ulfelter paa be &anter; og.
iaa ! Nurb 9afota bar ban Gienbom,
iom ban oeiaa piloe tnite ct Off paa.
MRS. 9orsunb 01ii0er, Sr. Gliieus
Wiiaers Suitru, af9if ueo 9Bben / lit
Siem paa Slud Sammer ben 236e
Mtarts i Ell Glber al 80 Nar. gun bar
en- 9atter Of 8uut % Wari 7~pribatfen,
efterlaber Jig Mano % 3 mpoerlsie
Smaabern, buem Ollie n9rsr flor Spms
PATH for li9eoperfOr ct iaa fort Cab.
- Spraaoet / Caledonia er saaet inc
paa ct 3ilbuo fra Scr. 6remput 3urner
i 3es Moines, iom pil anl9gse ct
8anbuerf mob Ell @u~otsiprelie ai 49, 500.
Dog er life glt inobere9net beri, iaa
bet, naar bet er beltuo f9rbigt, bill
tomme til at foite benoec ct 2uiiube
Dollars mere.
- 2eman 8. Nuarpe er meo. i'm So
mile reiit tilbase til Biting / 9tUrb
3utota. Mii8 Olooa Guarpe fulgte
benz til Ga Grosie.
- Selmer 8. Splliue, ~erabueret fra
galoer Sniineis College t 9ecorab, sr
aniat Tom reiienbe 9Isent for Sherman
Hurierp 60.
- Ole 9raatlanb, Gotten Sleruos
Spi9eripn, bar iolst fin Surm / 8ufota
% fipbt so acres Of Nels Seupridiun
ipr en- Gum al $4,000.
Il 8. 6. ellington bar aabnet ct
Sabelmaser.Ser flteo / ReipbpuIe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13

- Den Bear er tilbase fra Eiteu,
men ban iommer life aIene. Zen iiprite
5cripnins, Tom n~oeeniiubs er tcmmet
til 3ecurab al irreieip.bc alrSer, iom'
mer osiao.
- Sarrp 0oaeou bar cp9ioet lin
Bot Tom 9eleerafh peb Miluautee
Saueus Office, % refer M for New
Metzger Medicine Co. SIR. 6ob.
Miaer bar inctnaet i'm t%iolisere Ilnos.
- Steper's Opera Spuie Salen bar
MI iaaet ct MT @ulp al hardwood, iom
taalcr mere 9raat % Guns.
- Otter 6orlpoenbe ital eTter lang
Spite Solbers-S tOret after nnbnes Tom
Sutif. Sou Narib'aster meo bet 5prIte
Der at bespaoe en- @rocerps SaubeL.
- SpmGrfiombcoen benleoes paa
Sr. 8. q. Yrsitmarts fore apertisies
ment ! bette go. San bar ct oattert
Oplas Of 8npir | tit npe Stpre, % oa
ban er en- bpstis Grbsioer, pil ban uoen
9uipl funue tilirebsitille Gnbper.
- 9as, bpao s. 8. Q. @remm bar
at iioe paa Sibe 8, / bans Real Estate
d Exchange Corner. II.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
9ecDrab pg Snlegn.
VaIaet paa upt 6ountil.9Qano
Zen 1sbe @laris. 1894.

fit foitc Mauons igl3euee lloiaIe;
9 lit @aro paIstcs @r. Milt Rerril
uoen MubtanSibat. 8 2no @arS Dlr.
4ctc 8icrion meo 8 Stemmer pusr Orr.
81. 8. gatsr. 3 3rO @arO Scr, q. 8.
Gonms uScn M~oofauoioat, % | Att
8aro gir. 6rdnf Sater meo AZ Stcm'
mcr pucr fin Mootanoioat Orr. Gler.
Wc8ap.
Spen ianr nItiaa 8 npe Council
Wrno.
@eo 8alget / 8eit 3ecorab bler
aieipet 100 Stemmer. q. 8. Miaer
Fl, be IIeite meo 3. 8. gladeuitact os
6. 8. @iIstt iom 9ruitess; Sas. SoDb,
Gsiesior. 8. q. 9lituo Tom 9ruitee
Vacancy % g. 8. Sauacn iOm aas'
ierer bapOc life 9pnlurrance.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
Yotetespiu.

Yaa en- nplis aibulbt 9inuoiti0ins |
Snouitripalaoiet / Yaris, bpor Der
.Ianotes Irsper Of ole frantic 8ine,
l9ite man life uoen 6orbauielie ben
Yaafrift: Vim de 'pomme de terre,
Iotetesuin. Manse al be 9eisgenbe
piloe neppe fro beres esue Zine. 3rits
fen buroe uel ~inarere fables 9otete3y
mott % betesnes iom "pasiabel" eler
"narpeo at pare COB. Ser antilles
imiolertio boerliaere 6orips pan, Der
oenne Grit at itaffe S(rbeioerflasien Ell
iuapel biai9ere ium iulbere 3rit END be
alfobolboloise Stuifer, Der pirter iOm en-
sanIte piit lan9iom, men uieilbar Giit.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
Normal Institute

oil be9pnoe Den 2oen april % bare
2 Tiger i ben uifeHtliee StoIebp9nins
ira al. 81 Mur9en til al. IL, % ira
St. II I'll 81. A Gitermiccas.
superintendent Goffeen bill babe, 'or'
uocr lig islu, iglsenoe Instructors:
s. 6. Glart (OsIian), s. Srcdtn'
ridge (9ecOrnbl 6. g. Soicc (Gals
MARI, Miis Nsttie Merria (Decurab),
Ntiis SOiie sbipIep (8ccorab), Nrs.
g. 9iucOln { GecOrub), Miis 9bereie
Gsielu (Qerorab), % @lr. &. 8. Gois
ieen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
Rnmmeliee Sfo.

q Recollections of a Drummer
Boy fortRaer 5%oriatteren, Wtr. Siefer,
mango moriomme 9%iloraselIer Jor'
binoelie nieo Snisl Cams Uniforms
iprIpuing for Sploater peo Camp Cur
tin. Otter at baus beitrepet iprIfjeul9e
ganfeli9bsoer, bibrgrenoe ira baarli9'
pasienbe alGoer, flyer ban:
Seq buffer at baue bsrt on en- tat
tels glanb peb ct anoet &ompasnt, en-
tor % itert 5pr pna 6 Sob. iOn' lille
tuioe blipe sjort tilpas. De lterlte
StO, &esjerinsen funbe itaffe, par alt'
for imaa. San sioroe fit 8ebite, for at
iaa fine Ssbber / benz, men alt ior9ja'
pes. Sans aamerater sjoroe | ben ar'
leonin9 9eier meo BAN, men ban luas
reoe rOlist:
"Spab, 9 tror ba bel lite, bet er blot
S%maagutter, Der tomner til Nrmeen,
sjsr s? On Wano iom mig transer
en- Manbs sto, os life ct Barns"
Ser bar en- anben 5pr, en- meset liz
ben Manb, iom fit ct 9ar me9et fore
stO, % iom life baoo: paret iitanb til
at faa benz bpttet.
@n Dag bolbt S~er9eanten paa at sps
aompa9uiet / Senoin8er - bolre ON,
penitre ON, beltom - % ieluisl9eli9
bolot ban Die m,eo fine MRnos 6pos
Der for at is, at be sjoroe @enbin9sn
paa rette Maaoe. SpoaSenoe ct Hnr
6pooer neoe / &aften, iOm alori9 rsrte
ii5 fra Steoet, mar aommanboen leo,
iprans Sersennten ben til Giermanbcn
al benz % ipurste / en- ppbra9t Zone:
"t6pab merer bu meo life at 9jere
&eabinsen, naur jes befaler big bet?
Seq ifal iorge for, at bu blicer bra0t
ben / Sa9tarreIten."
"Wten, jes sjorbe 9enbin9en, Ser'
seant!" ia9oe ben ifialuenoe &etrnt.
"gtaa, bet sjOroe bu! 2a9oe jes life
W9rte til bine 5sober? De rprte fig
life en- 2pmme."
"Sa, men ie," ia9be ben I~tattels 6pr,
"mine Sfo er iaa fore, at be life breier
Jig, naar jes sisr bet. Seq ioretaser
altio @enoinseu inben / benz. !
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
Yriniem al @attenberg.

WV W w ~ lVtiuIl luu h'uHiS wv
9enlunoe roienoe Siitorier ON Srins
Senrp al g%attenber9, Griniesie Seatris
ces Munb, sisr bet 9oot at bsre en- Sis
itOrie ipm ben fDlscnoe:
9ottOr g., en- tpit airurs % Sarge
oeo &rins Senrpa &e9iment, tom en-
@ftsrmiboas bjem me9et trat, % sao
9jeneitepisen Gnna Srore ON at iprse
for, at in9en foritprreoe bam for Slot
fen 5.
Nosle faa Minuter eiter LOB Slotfen
/ Gntreen, p9 Wrs. s., iom bapoe
trapelt | Spiieitueu, iaa ct Clint Of en-
Officers Uniform % bsrte meo Strat
fslgenoe Samtale:
"Gr bin Serre biemme?"
$50, men De fan life faa BAN / Gale.
San er me9et tret % bar last fig til
at iope."
"8il bu life 9ipe BAN nit 8prt?"
"9tei, life fgr ST. 5. Sc fan i9tte
Dem os pente Der til ben 9ib. Seq piloe
life fable paa BAN III, buem bet Iaa enb
bar for"
Gen 6remmebe, iom bar Brins Sen.
rp, fit imiolertio 3jeneitepiseu til at
aflepere fit Sort til Sruen, Der bebreis
oeoe benbe for benoes 8umbeo ps ienbte
benoe inb til 9ottoren. Osiaa ban lob
jim Sreoe 9aa no ouer benoe.
spar bu lite paret Der len9e moi,
Gnna," iasoe ban, "til at tienbe 5ors
Itjel paa en- Grins % en- meni9 Col.
bat? @aa ino % sisr Brinien en- limb
itplbnins os iis, at ies itrar pil bore
hos bam."
Gnna penote tilba9e til Gntreen.
"3uftoren er meset preo paa mig"
be9pnote bun, "os ban pil bare. at je9
ital sipre Gem en- llnbitplbnin9, ioroi
jes life piOIte, 9e bar officer. Men
Der er intet ueo Dem, Iom uiier, at 9e
er anoerleoes emo andre Soft, % Der,
bpor ie8 er fra, auiees Ell Mano, for
bpao ban er, % life eiter fine 9itlsr."
"3u bar iuloitanOis Set, iasoe
Srinien. "9vis ou altIp buloer big til
BET Yrincip, pil bet saa big sOot Der i
9eroen."
Slere @an9e ienere, naar Hrins Sen-
rp inoionot Jig hos 29geu, ipurste ban
efter Inna, % ipntes at more Jig peo at
tale meo benoe. pa ban Ituloe til at
99te Iriniesien os sjsre Guslano til tit
Sjem, inbianot grinien JIG for at iise
5arpel til 9ottor IS 6amilie, o.
ium iaopanIis ipurste ban efter gnna.
"5aruel Gnna", iasce ban. "Ses
o. infer at tatte big for be mango Scr.
bonnie, bu bar siuet mig. Spis cu nos
senIinbe iOrlaosr 8ottor g. % vnifer
en- MP Ilabs, Tom iaa til mig. Der itul
altio itaa en- 9laos aaben for big | nit
Sus."
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
9runt & Xarutan.

5Ioen til at male err mart Der, o. bet
glpoer Os, at ri ian unr Gocr onL at
ri er gu.o9euter fpr 9iaiurps tinted leads
,lsr Railroad Colors. 2isie auiees for at
pGrs be bcoite 5orper Rnrleoet. Sc oil
beoGtie mere SuerIlaoe, er mere parige %
bsboIoer FIN 5arpe beore eno uoeeu auoeu.
Iom iRIges. Sc er permanente / ale Slass
Ser, CT Of beore 5arpe % siper mere 9iI.
freo5beo END uogen nnoeu.
Sugeu CANNED GaIiua, men alt sr mt o.
iprfte 9Iasies, nfturat Tom s BnIter benz.
gI er Sppeotpnrter for blauoet Sailing,
5eruis, rem Gle, MnleriOite, % alt ben.
bgreuoe til bette Sag.
Suf pan, al bort Splag er bet meit iulos
itGuoise, bore 9riisr sr be I~aueIte, % bore
garer er be bsoite. Som o. lao os iamiale.
Abilene Pharmacy,
Grunt & 9ormnn. giere.
6uoolpb Slod. 25.20.tI
Decorah-posten., 1894-03-13
Reiicnoe.


SOnas NOolauo al Clap Co., Neb,,
er / geip9 Dos i'm Sui9ermOoer, Mtrs.
2Ius 6. 5jele mel Osiian, FAINT andre
SlGgtHiu9e / g8IuneIbeit County. San
bar boet ! gtcbraita / be iioIte 20 9(ar
% paaitaar, at Der life finoes bcore
2uno puu CUBS srsnne Serb emo i gte>
b~roita.
8. 6. Su9oolbitab fra sersednt
Bluffs, Soma, tUm BERTH for at bore
tilitebe peo Seoitemooeren Wlrs. gnss
bretions 8egrapelie.
- Sr. gnoers gibem at 7es Muines
bar paret Der i Seips hos fine sla9ts
hinge, Mr. & Wrs. 2b. auoeriOn.
- Sr, 8. Z. 9laoelanb al 3eoils
Safe bar | 8ecorab iioite uoe.