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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-07
epo.1afota.

Sra Oanfton melbes til .0ailp
Snter Ocean, ot Mrs. 9ans Olion,
en- 6armerfone ber / Merbeoen. be9it
Selumoro ben 30te Sanuar ueb
3ensning.
Sennie .. Barton bor | Wta=
ot1on anlost Sas mob 9bomas Stans
foro for Glertoneri. 9eite 1ooer at
bliue en- interesiant nopitlius al ben
NET mertoeroise eateitabelise Gor.
uitlin9, Rriuer rM.uneopolis Sours
NAL.
.State Boaro Of &eaents bar
frembeleS Mpoe ber". melbes fra
9uron ben lite 5ebruar. Om @fter.
miooasen bolbtes Ealer ON Srrisa>
tion al &reiioent Wc 9outb fra Broo>
ting College. g. 8. &iass og .. g.
Basforo fra @ebfelo, @uuerner
Sbelbon os Fere. Boaroet uotalte
Dnlfe ON at oprette en- Nioelins ueb
9anosbru9sRolen eller orbetfebs.
buor Der funbe unoeruiie8 Suseni,
sr.Wrbeioe os Srrisotion, os buor
Der tunbe toretases prattiife 8rpuer
meb tuniig @onbiua (Srrisation).
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-07

/ Minneiota. st tort Beig9. iom s.
S. 3iq o1osbe bos 8refoenten tors
riee lee, bor piftnot bibroset fit boa'
be fill bisie % andre lloneunel,er op
eiennem bele 9foroueten, tir;per
,Ninneapelis Sournol"..
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-07
s5eer Sc atrbetoe?

@nefoaenoe Nnlebnine for itonbi=
napiiie Meno og Ruinoer, Jon sn=
sRer lenaenoe Sc Rieflisel til
500 pr. Maaneo 9oronteret. 6frip
til Dr. Sboop, $50. 6 IA @ocine,
@is.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-07

fom anto9es at houe pnret meb Dp.
r9ret. bleu ARE iterebe ben lite Geb.
8tanbt oisfe uar en- 92usier peb
Maon Stobo.b. 9an paaitnar lise.
frem, at ban er en- Mibilif, % at
bans 5orretnin9 rar at uobreoe
MnarfiSmenS Qnrbomme.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-07

SIS. onoen &remie $25. 500 bill
osiaa bliue 9iuet ior 10 &uno al bet
bebife Sm6r, tiQauet i SC. 9atoto.
9,sie fioinnonte Hense pit bliue
bette ! tire Dele. oe Smsrpramierne
pil iaoleoes tomme til at befoa of
$50, $25 oo-$15.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-07
8ra ao..sres sfe''*
(Gfter Daespresien.)

(Gfter Daespresitn.)
@ilions 1otoforEag git igiennem
Il 9uiet ben lite 5ebruar meb ct Gler'
tol af IS @temmer. Sem Demotro-
ter femte imob 5ori1oeet. @fter 5ors
ilaeets Nntaselfe Dor Der for @nt6n>
iiasme blanbt Demofroterue. Jlere
J Galer bolbtes, buoriblanbt en- at Mr.
@ilion, Eolsiornasets Taoer. 90
ban enbte fin Eole, bar ber en- fpnre
! Beseiarins. o. TO 9onsresmanb LIB
til. tos @ilion poa &pssen % bor
bam / Griumf til ben baaerfte Del of
8aqen. bpor ban / 10 miuuter par
@ienianb for fort Bifolb. Sc to
4errer uar .. Euder fra &irsinia
% Brpan fra 9febraNo.
s @enatet bar Eioen optaset bete
Dosen Chen Site SAM meo at bis.
futere Senator @tetparts &eiolution
iom frembolbt. at 5iuantsminiiteren
inseu &et hoube til at ubnebe Bombs.
Senator MQen aabneoe 9ebaten meo
q unberfette &eiolutionen. Sena
tor 6oor ouerraifebe &epublitonerre
peb at fbtte @tetpart os Nleu. @e.
notor &oorhees uotalte fig mob &ez
iolutionen % troeoe, at Carlisle baoe
be @et til at uefebe Bombs. @ons
fornemfe Ir9ument par. at n@arz
lisle er en- 2oulerb iblanot be 2ouz
lerbe. % oisie, iom nu ber fritiierer
ham. funbe baue .9oot Of at iiobe peb
bans 6Dober os lore &isoom al
bam".
Internal Revenue-T -Torilaeet bleo
ben Site SON. tilfsiet GoloforIaset
5om en- 8idessbeitemmelie. 9ele
Daeen git meo til 8ebanblins of
Gmenoementer til 5Orla9et ON Sno'
fomfltat. Sen beftieie &omp o&'
fob uuoer Bebanblineen af @biNp
5tatten. iom uar forei1aaet forbbtet
fro 80 gents til en- Dollar pr. @a1>
lon. 5orfaset bleu antoset. st ons
bet Nmenbement Of 8i9tigbeo aif
iQiennem. Set par on9aoenbe OF
sforore SubtomfRat al ale 9sense
elIer Gieabpmme, ber par erbolot iom
@ape elIer Mrp. Set antoses. at
bette bill forbsie Suotesterne af Sno.
fomtRatten meo omtrins 100000
for Naret. 9erpoa fremiatte arr.
Rasuire 1T Single. -Nmenoe.
ment; men oa Eioen efter en- foruo
fottet Befemmelie nu uor tnoe for
Affemnins ooer beleRcvenue.I .Imens
bementet folot Maeuires 6orros.
Mmenoemenlet / fin 9elbeo git isien>
rem meb ITS @temmer mob Sc.
5oltepartimenoene os en- Del al
@epublitanerue temte for Imenbes
mentet. 9e. iom temte imoo Nmen.
bementet. uor fornemmelig be Bitli9e
Stoters Nemofrater. -
Seuatets 9anoelsfomite ororebe
ben lite sseb. en- 9unfti9 &apport al
Rr. 9apis's &efolution. 9enne
oumober Rri9sminiferen ON at uo~
nnpne en- Rommisiion betaoenbe al
tie Snsen;srer. iom ifal unber,bee
6aunene o8 Snol6bet Deb 9ulutb oe
finoe ub Omfoffnin9en ueb at arbeioe
op en- ieun 9pboe of 20 SOB.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-07
NorosDafota.

Scat til ben 30te San. uebbranote
s. 8. @trioietbs Jotosrafsolleri /
6iqsboro. Gotosrafsaleriet par en-
for 9rebpenins. os ben brenote
iom palm. Snoen 2 Elmer par oft
/ @uiner. Sfriufetb % bans 6amis
lie foo / anoen @ta9e. 9e maatte
1prinse ub neiten uben Haatlebnins.
os oeres 3 Bprn os @milie Siq, @(la
Nspen os Duioia 0lion. iom o9iaa
foo anoen Gtaee. flap iaouiot fro
bet meb 2iuet. Sc rn,iteoe fine
8ense. Rleber % anbre Suser. 6r.
str,pietb prpoebe at reooe .Regn.
itobsbbserne. 8an banebe fig &ei
til &ontoret, os meb Gare for fit 9iu
beuteoe ban Sfrinet, iom inoebolot
Nsiurancepapirerne % bans andre
&eroipopirer. ban fit fit Infi8t
forbrenbt % 6aaret % Sticsset
oelui8 afluiet. ST.. Striuietb par
meaet meotoset Of Initeeneelien.
9ans 6ufru fit unber Nrbeioet for
at fomme uo ct ftpst @oar paa fin
ueuitre Arm. 9en git nemli9 tuers
i9ienuem en- @laSbbr. buorueb @las'
itaarene tilfpieoe benbe @aaret. 9ele
Str,uietbs @,enbom por asfureret
for $4,000, builtet uil etterlabe ct
Eob al obifiQi9e 3ufinb Dollars
iberesnet be samle Nesatiuer. ber
alene braste bam en- Sno,est al ca.
$1,000 Naret. Gamilien er MI bos
Baftor 2pune. 6ele Bpen ipmpatbi.
ierer meb ben branoliote 5amilie,
flyer .Nfbolosbaiunen."
.&i@lauo @ountp @o5ette' iom
uotommer @bapeton, Rr., otQfbolbs.
fslel,en iblonot @tolebp, uene @oun*
tiet er mere poerlissaaenbe, eno 8en<
fisten Dor bos Dem. iom fabte ben.
Marius Sobrion, en- Moreton. Gar.
mer, bleu Tor nplis ilaaet bepibflss
al en- Slot 5tole9utter. 5srnermels
fen uar benne, at ban baube iast. at
Stolesutterne brat Dl / Stolebuiet.
@briitian Bid, tom bar ueret 2ebe>
rem for Stolesutterne. Ct nu Bit
osmt til 80 9oees 5eusielsfraf
ION en- Gglse at ben ouenfor omtolte
&anolins.
~ @uoernsr @hortribee bar j,
aabent 8rep talt for 9sbpenbiebe>
ben al 5ormernes forenebe NnRren.
9elier forot ubrpobe ben rusflfe
Eifel. @upernpren flyer. at man
uil bliue unoeritsttet af Minneiotas,
@pb.D .Dofotos os Mebroltos @uperns.
rer. 9an flyer uioere. at Der er sobe
ubiister, til at mon pil faa Roneres.
iens llnoeri itgttelie.
BeRprerne for Sames Miuers
Dalens Qofillin9sielfab bolber paa
meo uoferbiselien Of &remieliften
for ben fulfilling. ION fol boloes
| Sames.otun ben 25oe, 26pe, 27be
% 26be Septbr. @n Hung, iom in.
oeboloer 500. bill blipe eipen til BEN,
iom tan brinse inb ben beone oe nefs
bebite Buibel 6peoe. iom ct pptset
Moro' Satoto. 6grite 8remie blir
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-07

Sra @aibin9ton meloes ben 3bie
ssebruar, at Carlisle bar offentliss
9iort at oue bans Bonbs MI Ct
fipbte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-07
pas paa 2tttlea,tt,t8en!

So oer fra fere 9olo er inbfom.
met Sp9r9smaol, ON Dor 8reient
lite funoe erbolbes lan9ere frem poo
Qoret. os oo ri altio Tiger, iaa lanst
fom muliet, at efterfomme pore Run.
bers Dnifer, pil bort Eilbub foo
aabent til Mibbo9 ben 28be Jeb.
otter ben Eib Ton 8reienten unber
inaen Dmfanbiebeber erboIbes ara.
'tis. Strip oerfor itibe efter Betin.
selfer til Nsenter. ON Sc snRer al
faa oenne foabare Breient.
2unbin & &c.,
7&9 g. Sefferion st.. gbicaso Su.
@n Of bore Aeenter itriper:
Snftontur, 3d., 2ben Son. '94.
Sec oil berpeb unberrette Sem ON,
at 8reienten er fommen mig ibpnbe.
Set er en- forartet @reient. % iea
tnaa iiee tujinbe Eaf for ben.
2uouig Sobnion.
49, >s>Ann.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-07

Or. &rices Cream Baf,r9 @otnber.
Bet fulofommeite fobriteret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-02-07

aisb norife Stolebseer % anbre
B6aer l1sebtobets 8osbonbel.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-05-12

Cd a car. We came pretty Eccr it at Gle
time. 4 few years ago sore Of tho
townspecpla wished Us to take q ride in
tie cars, and we came so lear it that y5e
went to the depot, but b;.c:-eil cut he
fore We got ahoard. "
Nor have these ladies ever entered a
thea--cr, and very rarely did they enter
socicty, and il al their lives t:,cy have
been separated but 10 hours IT any ole
interval, arIi when Lly.:-,,ss vas taken ii
and it was fer a few days thought she
could rot recover L.,3lila E11-s.s nearly V c3ss-
- end threatened to commit suicide if
l.er sister vas tss,-en ;,u1y
Il don t w;sl: to live Is tie CD vo,s.-
a.: Is they always call each othcr, is
taken away"
The strong resemblance between tI1e,c,
Is still as prominent Is ever. One great
peculiarly about these women has been
that, although living il tie solaa house
AID eating from tie same table, they
have always lived separate teiy-t;,st IS,
each has cooked her own neal Il Gro
lad a bo5lcd dinner, the other ilctl q
Boiled dinner, and it was rot cooked II
the same i>o5 either. Il c-lo he'd q t5lrl-av,
tie other would bay a little larger o.io,
and 50 il everything they wed with
each other to see who would live tie
Letter.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-05-12

few remarks as to how these foreign
sca1aps obtain foothcll il oar "best
society," Suppose the scene is tho opera
Mrs. A. notices stranger in EIrs. 3. S
box.
'Who is that over there with Mrs.
B.?" she asks.
"Ch, that's a young E,1glisls,a;n. l
met him at the c,ab las night [ think
his names Cre1uorne. see,-is (; jolly 5sl-
low
ICES nice locking. Yea 1n;y ar..:as
him to l.ay box il ycu choose. -
So Crelnorne, the scamp, IS G,:ly
Passed Oh from one family to another,
10 ore knowing q thing about hiE,, OF
caring, for that matter, so long as lie is
rresc.at.able aid q novelty. lie rlay lave
got lis first i:2!iods.ctioi.s tl1rougj. acci-
dent, mistake os {. cliaacc sccc:.irta.1ca
on shiphoard. L matters ret IIo is
soon i'll tie swim. aid tcil.:s ;,n iron pot
is very apt Z set the bas5 CT tie Garth
elvare families Who have taL-en him
up Ii this recent incident tie people
who pctted tie pilforcr are TO be coz
graduated that he didn't get away with
& daughter CT two as we'll as with ,I.eir
money and hric-a- brsc --Ci13l;:a I-n::cll---
crbocl-cr il New Yclsz Eecoal,cr.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-05-12

Froan Paris the death is announced Of
the last Observation-Disclosures de Tcraud-
Of Jea,. Bart, WHO lives il Eiatoly Is a
famous French corstiir, his portrait le-
ing still a con,mo1l o,ao on village lin
sign posts. Bart was quite 4 romantic
character and earned the national graf
itude l'y accepting q commission to fight
against the Dutch, though he had 10
connection with the French nayy. Cap-
trred by the English, he made q daring;
escape from Plymouth, which SO cn-
hancod lis reputation that Louis XIV
gave him a position III the nav ard en-
powered him to wear the 1lower-le- luce
IL his coat Ct arms. LIme. de Iersud,
@Tl,ose maiden name was Melaric Bart,
w:-s 73 years Of cgc.-Lo,don Glote.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-05-12
4 PROB IN BEESWAE.
Eten of Science Euzzlcd Ey the Deposit OF
tie Shore cf the North Pacific

/ tue sH@ra CT the North Pacific.
The beesvax found il large quanti-
ties on Ne!2alc-l beach has from time
to tine fol ye;:rs past attracted the ct
tention of the curious AID enlisted the
inquiry Of scientists. Tie generally ac-
csp,ed theory that il so1ne prehistoric
era a vessel, wax laden, went ashore at
that place IS frequently disturbed ly
some less Tro!,at!a surGnise for q tine.
and after exciting sol2le speculation ard
comment drops CIT Of sight. Gh3 latest
Of these comes from Nj. GGia1n, wio,
il connection with the department Of
archaeology Of & British Columbia col
lege, is Collecting data fro,H which he
proposes 70 show that the indians; of tie
Pacific coast are descendants cf certain
Asiatic races. He desires to know
whether the wax focll,d at Nellalen. is
actual beesw,tx CT mineral wax. hoping
to forge a missing link il his chain CT
evidence hy means cf Information upon
that point.
t has been shown by careful scientific
analysis that the v;s1 is Ct mineral o1i-
gin, b;.t it may be said IL this coli, &C.
tloa that the substance is 10 all appear
ance genuine beesNax; that this appear
ailcc is corro5oratcl b. tic faint. sub
tie oaor CT bcos1"!:asz, which liI,gers
around the storm balaag1sorai; specimens
that have been from time to tine
brought II, from the leach, and that 10
ciIe from tasting it could tell that the
piece sampled was not identical with
t1at s:zrrepJitious3y bitten frola the yell
low, thread marked bail Which was a
part Of the furnishing Of his 1nothcr's
worlh;al-et i, his E3El4oet3 Mere tl.a.l
this, the E-i1is: Of & bee has been found
i,1lheaeicd il t32e wax, furnishing irro-
futable evidence of tie true nature Ct the
substance.
Tie Pacific ccost Indians nlay to de-
scasztaIts of al anc:ss.t A.siatic race.
but it is net likely that a:>y mere CON
elusive proof cf tl.is viii ever be Gcyvl-
cIcd by tho most rainstaling research
than that which this little lro1-1l bees
wing furnishes of tie fact that the Ne
haleza tocsyva. is beeswax How il came
there viii probably mover be known def ,
zl:itely Until tie secrets CT the zlrrenleln-
fcTad ages are rescued from the taalb
CT time and incorporated IL tho vlittts,,
history OF the days that we're, bat EoEy
are not. Practical pco1,le are lot look.
i!2gg fer al occ1.rreEce cf this Lind: hence
they are prepared 70 accept the evidence
Of their se1.sos il regard TO tic nature
CT this r1yste1iou;a (:aiosit in the eallds;
ci the scasi1occ and t. U"5apf1cn ATTEMPTS
tiat are more than likely to prove 1u-
tic to discover how alld when tie bees
wax, fantastical;y r,oldod AID cur;c Gus
Il stamped, vcyaGcl ti2itl2cr AID zxas
thrown upon the Leach. Portland Gre
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-05-12
=LiYernoOl NIercElv
A POSTAL SAVINGS PLAN
Eenator Kyle Ta> Advanced an idea That
May Possibly Become Law

EeEator Kyle Ha> Advanced an Idea -llat
Mag Possibly Become Law.
The present financial striEgency and
trouble with savings banks and other IL
stitutols Of deposit have suggested to
Senator Kyle Of Dakota postal saving
scheme. He is Of the opinion that the
designation Of certain DcstoGices in vari-
GUS parts Of the country as receivers for
small deposits would be advantageous,
and bill is now before the senate COM
nittee on postofices providing Cor the
details Of such u plan.
It is proposed to receive small deposits
at money order Offices. for which inter
est at the rate Of p pr cent peT AMMAN
will be paid The Gepositors viii receive
stamps i'll denominations ranging from
10 cents to 81. These are to be kept dis
securities by the depositor and are trans
ferable and redeemable On presentation
at any money order Office, proofs of
course being required as to the identity
CT the holder. The money thus accu,nu-
lated by the government is to be loaned
to farmers Cn first mortgage security On
LdlAS " VI lA ,o,ooo anu CSS iAt # pS1 CCIL
interest.
The scheme is not wholly new or
wholly ilnpracticahle. Postal savings
banks are regular feature of the Brit
ish and continental postal arrangements
Of Europe Mr.. Wanamalser was a warm
advocate Of the idea while he was post
master general. There is little dou.
but that some plan of making small de
rosits through the postoilice would be
useful to persons far removed from saw
ings banks and other barking institu-
tions. They would make the hoardiE5s
Of many people available i'll the interest
bearing funds. The banking project,
however, Of loaning money to farmers
cn real estate IS a matter upo. which Il
difference Of opinion might readily e.
iat. AS a consequence it would be quite
necessary to discuss this feature of tie
Kyle bill exhaustively.
It is to be hoped that a good working
postal savings scheme will be developed
IL this country in the near future. While
it may not be needed to the degree that
1t IS II some foreign countries, it would
undoubtedly prove D greet public con-
venience and an indIcement to more
general saving among persons of small
income. Baltimore Herald.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-05-12
"A New Ei:n.i s!'uri!i.

Among the ether interesting addresses
which wero made at the meeting Of the
Academy Of Natural Sciences tho other.
evening was one ly Professor Edward
D. Cope CT, & peculiar species Of blind
worm, q Ecw variety discovered III the
south. It is a curious s!1lteIrunaan littlo
thing with almost invisible eyes, and it
is found III the nests Of ants and te1-
mites, on which it feeds. Tho scientific
1,alne for the family IS cllirotil!ae, aud
Professor Cope has named the new vari-
city Eucllirotes biporns, q, two pores near
the tail distinguish it from other spe-
cies, as does also the fact that it has an
terror but 10 postcricr legs.
Professor Cope also talked about tho
lungs Of snakes Of different specie,
some having two lunaf, so2aa only one,
and others, especially the vononous
linds, showing scarcely any signs Of
l1ags at all l--PhilaGelDl1ia Press
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-05-12
MARRIAGE BETWEEN WOMEN.
a Trial "a London Court Reveals Pio1
WORTHY Of f:,e Ilisne Ns,raI


Worthy Of the Dime Novel.
The legal world Of London IS nlrcll
exercised ever the complications likely
60 ensle from revelations made in 6 trial
which has been had before lIr. justice
Chitty. Il appears that il a marriage
contracted ii 1865, which Io to tie
present time was thought to be valid,
both parties were women.
IN the year mentioned Eirs. Rachel
Elizabeth Cullerc-:, q widow, was ls.r-
asscd by creditors wl13 wanted to attach
tic income she derived from tie viii Ct
her husband. This income, by tie will,
e1.e would lose if SIZE married AGAIN
She had living with her son and d;,usa-
ter. togetior with Hiss Sophia New.
land, q cousin of IIrs. Cullener's late
husband
The whole family was suffering Tor
want Of food, who, i was suggested by
the daughter that her mother nary
again, aftor which her children would
collect the i-lcoE,.e and support her It
was difficult to fnd a hi.sband who
could be trusted SO Mrs Callcne-, il
man IS clothes, under tie isa1llc Of Ja1,2es
Stanley, was married in due fo1la to
Miss Sophia Ney, land, who at tie mar
rage ceremony took tie name Of LIS
C.2llencr
Io5l, sisaed their borrowed n~.l2es il
the recssi Of tho parish. and LIS y ev-
land lived y Il t:1 ITS C,.lieIlci szz,;ii 1888.
Both have testified oil the tciaI to the
facts here narrated LLr Justice C1,itfy
refused to believe the witnesses al1d Dis
missed tie case, holding that a woman
who has by her own admission I:aen
fo1 years 'steercd in fraud has 10 right
10 complain if the coE-ts decline to be
lieye her when she comes forward III
Eel own interest to i1nrcac', q solemn
entry il {; ,2al,Ii register, the acc:1a-
6 Ct q recital il q decd to which she
was herself party and the plain in
tent and meaning OF tho cou-ze OF COZ
GI2et which she has pursued! ej!-Londo,1
Cor. New York Commercial Advertiser.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-05-12

In no other way are thrift and econ
ol:ly among persons Of slender income
better encouraged and more richly re-
warded than by the building and loan
association plan in its legitimate form.
says the Minneapolis Tribune. It is
therefore gratifying to note the re-
n.ar!able magnitude Of that business
as set forth i'll the report Of Carol D.
Wright. commissioner Of labor. Ac-
cording to his ninth annual report
there are in the United States 5,538
associations, having 1,715,725 share
holders. Of whom 9196ii are males
The net assets are placed ct ei5o, 100000
and the profits at sS0,o00,o00 The as
have established more than
100000 homes. In Philadelphia, the
first home Of the building and loan
there are $50 Of these
societies with an invested capital of
s4O.OOOOO and whose members pay So
OOO,coo annually in the saving funds.
Such figures tell an eloquent story Of
thrift and mutual benefit, and mark
the associations as grand school Of
economy and forethought. Embracing
in their membership, as they do, one
in 40 of the total population Of the
country, their influence for good is in
ca,cu!able and will increase with tie
growth of the country.
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-05-12
White Hosiery and Glory.

eve VIII Nin this year sure, " said
Cappun Anso:l, with the frn2noss born
OF confidence. we VIII return to white
hosiery y
In the old days, when the Chicago
baseball cls25 used to float Il pennailt
every season, tir. Ansoa, players were
colloquially known as ''the White Stock
ings" Fer years tie glimpse CT Eino
rairs Of stout legs incased il white
ttruclz terror to the soals of opposing
teams. Tho vhitc sock was the ;cgis of
victory upon the field.
This is why Capitaine Bebe Ansol
determined to revert to white hose His
logic is un1nistalsab!e. He and his team
cnce wore white hose; result, victory
Then they wore another color Of hose;
result, defeat. Now IS stocl5y calves are
in white again. Who can doubt the con-
sequences:-Chicago Record.
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EEcores c. Z. d. tn!y.

An italian i1npressrio has iiaco77 77orci'
q way out Ct the "once-o" officially
that is not open to the objections made
to Mr.. Hermann Eezin's p1oii1asai t.;;:G;t t; t
they should be forbidden ty tz1o 'pn,lic
;s1cti..ozi1ica. The il1lprees-io il Gueatioa
controls a small cporatic theatcr il HI
Ian, ard he las absolutely fo1 oi,G}eia lis
singers 70 repeat any Of their songs, bat
at the same time he has placed the ioi-
Lowing notice il the vestti;oules: '.Thoso
persons who wish for q repetition of
aly numbers from the opera, CT of any
part Of the ballet dancing, are begged
70 hand il their names at the box Office.
At the end Of the performance ti.ey VIII
enjoy the e1lcorcs demanded Gil payi1.:s;
for their seats over again. Since this
measure was first adopted 10 olla has
;sva;led himself Of tie privilege thus
granted, aal the performances have ret
been Interrupted by demands for CO
rcs.-I-os.G;<}.l News
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The postal savings ba.b system, which
is already the most popular form Of. in
vcstlnc.it in England, has been brought
to still higher perfection. Ali accounts
are kept i'll tie central Office in London,
and Withdrawals are possible only after
sending notice there. Tie nc, arrange
ncnt fer telegraphic drafts is row so
perfect that dopcsitors il tie neisllbor-
hood Of London can collect their money
s.t tie branch postotrice within 70 min
1ltes, CT ia the most distant parts Of the
kingdom within "a ho1-r cf making the
demand The new facilities are already
leading to great increase III tie
amount Of deposits. s.-London Standard
Red Lodge picket. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1889-1907, 1894-05-12
a EGS.ol I'ai!.

One CT the l;1>,u1ics OF very rccai.t
birth is the phy 5iciian fer the hair. III
Boston be is enc Of tic most popular of
tbe medical fraternity IL town, ard /,
woman can hardly be il the fashionable
set without falling into the halitl, of
this really charming man. f she goes
to the :,lost fashionable hairGr2sscr and
shisinpooer il town, it VIII rot be even
her second visit which Will make her
acquainted with what the scalp special
ist can do for her hiirsUte adornment,
and if size meets the fashionable doctor
FIST her yaiit to the Lairaresscr ard
sila1npoocr is only deferred. It makes
no difference whctl,cc-: she begins with
tie doctor o. the shaa.poocr-sllo is sure
to see the Other st once .-Dostoil Jour
rel