davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-28

ub ~alisspet; ben mantte 10 tlehe ~
acknowledgements 5remme.
Smiblertib eit bet eiter Oct sar'l'
Orb, at aonacn bar mango Gren. Toa
auerbeiefe Steo blep bet befleiof, al
galortIen meo Stabet uilbe laoe trp'ts
ct tibet snItelist giOrus til Oscar ben
uutens SiItOrie, o9 bet maatse tor9'l''
ores.
gn patter Sag fit ban geiss al en-
Serre, iom piloe aitisbe BAN Mar'l'
friptet til bans &on9eiasa.
"Spab ~furlanser on for at 81 mig
ben SiitOrie, bu bar itreuet ON Staoef'
oa lous, at bu life Ital offentllssiSre
oen?"
1900 &ronerl" iparebe 8onoer.
8eotommenbe ipntes, at Yrlien bar
for bsi os bespnote at afioroere.
seq Cir big 600 arOner iOntant',
ia ban.
"Nei, unber 1900 &roner ublepersr
lea life mine Sptesnelier."
Otter mesen attorberins blep De en'
oelis enise ON, at galoriien ifulbe ba
600 &rpuer meb bet famine % 600
@roner / aarlise Gibras - 80 aroner
/ ~ 4ar.
llbienbinsen CAB 9ute for ben iioite
Gum; men bermeb pilbe 8onben life
labe fia nsie. San itrss lise til Stod'
bOlm log fit So. Maieitat Oscar IL til
egenbanbis at unoeritripe ct 8ofoment,
bporefter 8rebitbanten | ariltlanla
aarlis / IL slar ital uobetale til @aarb1
bruaer 81. 81. i 8aloers so &roner.
9ette foitelise DOCUMENT ligser MI
bel sjemt paa en- @aarb | 8aloers.
8pstet ON bet saar pibt % breot er MI
osiaa tommet til amerita. On Start
tetsiamler pil sierne ba 5insre ! bet al
Song Oscar II uoitebte Sfplobrep til
norit 8onbe; men bet er life at faa
for Stempletpapirpris ensans. 8on'
ben pil ia 200 aroner for bet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-28
Wofiter 90 0uiojtneoc.

s ga Blata piier Cub imeoene
dragon-fiieS = fig eiter 8 s SubIons
ar9'uelle fun MI o9 ou. De braaer ga
9lennem Sanoet / tnllDie Ntenaber.
eiterlaoenoe bag fig ct iorbolosuis tibet
antal @fternplere. Giternplerne for.
bltper iaopanli9 paa Stebet ct Bar
Gase; % | ben 9ib bar 8efolfuinaen,
lom Wr. Suoion flyer, 5rco for ben
almlnOelise Yla9e al Sanbauer %
WOlt'ter. 3isie Ylaseaanoer er life
bleone soelast, men lframte; iaa
'tramter at be boIoer fig fuloltanbia
ltIlilt, inotil @uloimebene er braaet
oloere, euer, mere i~anbipnlist er bleuen
Doelast al oeres naturlige Sienber.
TIMBER 8ionins ouer 9anoets 9ampos
paa Ell BARN, itile Sag, mcb Sparme
al Sano Iuer % MoItiter iummenbe
omtrtn9 fit Souec, bar Scr. Sublon
o'te snIfet, at en- @ulblmeo maottc pi,e
lis. unoertiben er bans gnIfe blepen
opfplot. Gn @uloimeb bar pilt fla GA
oe9pnot at sisre Sast paa fit Suite.
0lebl'ttelis er baabe Sanbfluerne po
Wolfiterne %iOriounbue. Scr. !SubioH
amer oenne Woititens Srpat for Cub
'meoen Tor bsiit martpar6ia. San Be.
m9rter - % ale G9iere oil befrpfte
bet at ct WenneIfe fan brabe eneie
al Utulfiter nb Of en- Suerm, uben til.
'pnelaoenbe | minbite Maabe at ifram.
me- De andre. !Sporfor Ifulbe be bd
Sltoe iaa itretilasne psb epnet at en-
Wulclmeo, Tom | Sammenlianina meb
en- rlenneifelis 5ienbe maa bore npSten
iiaelaaa uitabelis iom 8inbenP Mr.
9uolon ertlarer fig uoe af Stanb til
at belpars Spsrssmaalet, men ban
lremlatter ben Menins, at MoStitens
Straf IOr @uloimebsn n,aa pore ueo.
base. ~
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-28
Winnefbetf Gountp ssoi,

IlNtEHn
Den Road Grader, ium @ipneibsi, r..
agricultural Society uobpber INN ~
YremIe til bet Sppnibip / Binneibs,,V t n"
Der Tan ppptie bet itgrite GutaI geioo,r,'
oil bi'ee loltiaet paa 6air grunOsr ~ aW'
:. g. SaSeae, ipeciel agent tort Il aWest ~
wheeled Scraper Co., 9luroro, an o.,
ltal oGre BAN en- 5ornsielie at irr,o,.
bporleoes Wtaiiiuen arbeiOer, ben b,Sa,
gaaoe til, peo Si9Ip Of ben, ot orIs.r'
Se'e % tinise iette RaIttnen / eono ! Is,
&ofuHibtp, Der pinoer ben. 9ruftssr a,
Hoao Superpiiurs ooer belle gounttet br,S.
ta9e ben I gleipu. 8t pnYfer Of bsr,,S.
ale oeres CpmGrtiombeo, ium or iutsrs,.
iereoe ! anlGs at npe, eaer 6urbeoriuotr A.
9ar'le gete, paa bette, iaa be Fl, %Soor,oro,
Seiogeroe til 5atren fom muliot fra b,rs
euuntp. Ser er MI omtrent 1900 Sis,s
for Sals / S9noerne paa 9ruYtess. 9irettor,
% Nnore, Der arbeiber for at fire fit Conn.
hip Irlien.
Sa eountp 5airen er iommet ilouS "a
FoprefRolot I 5armernes SutsresIe, sr bet o..
laa ira benz ri mao pente ben ltsrf. %
beoite Ststte. SAB oerfor iaur enbper ;sor.
r,er ! 8inneibett 60, tage attio Sci / ben
% ie til, at ale / oereS Nabutab ,cnlur
tno til ben. De oil fe ben Gremtnm, Der hi
blloe al parls Setpouins for ct 9opRibis,
SITE Tan no9en meO &etts uuolaa fla for ot
patroniiere oenne 5oir, ON ban cuo beipur
andre. Set er Gus eaet Gounlps fair, ion
bar bet itGrteite arao paa benz % bette ba
DC opipIoe peo at mgoc frem.
w. 8. 9pler, Sci. 6. 81. @ooOarb, gr[
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-28
SelOmorb.

8euue Sang er bet ct 9anite unst
WtenneIte, George @rismOlo, II Gar
sammel, Glert @eiiers Drug Store.
San buebe bps fin Mooer os SebIte'
mooer paa SrUaoipap, %, ba ban en-
eller TO Elmer efter Mibnat, Torsoas
Worsen, bsrtes at itsnne it9rtt | fin
Seng, git bans MOoer inb foe at ie,
buao Der par paafGrce. San bar 90
bleu bepibitlss TO 9G9er bleo tilfalote,
men Sntet tunoe uorettes. Oct par en-
Bortipn Of ben orGbenoe Wprpbiu, ban
hapoe taset iuo. Spm @runb nnpnes
en- misIpttet un9bommelis 5urlibelie.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-28
VIZ Snomftri abri,oo

apnartiOmbeOen benisoe5 bao ot'
@eSl,rina aSsFiisism:nt / en- oasea e ~ ;
%s0ltrloereH boOOe SnIeonino II =, Sgai''
i,oaIassa for ct Dor uaer N.Y. 9'a9
l.9sie0es @'uriten brenOt % pbrnr ,S,7 /, o
haho, % ben er iaroelss PEN gsro. ~.
OsOlfe sla9s, % ban bar op8tios S g,s. e. .
~ " nrichmaker. Bet btl nOentuiSI ls.st
lla for sanOsmGuO. Der Dor ! , NM ,'an'
counter, at fjpbe @urIten fra sssao'
@apOs Ga e,eren at eprin8 Groye sy g.,s
garO er iaaleOes itiuet, at ban ,sr , S,ld
Sien etaI9ere emo be flelte andre grHn IG's'
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-28
Heiienoe,

S~tSiIkbpks
aiDbmanc M. .. g8ilion af 2ple,
Minn., er Der / 8eiss. San bar taset
en- Waanebs 6ritib, builten ban / Gel.
fab meb fin Suitru os 9atter tilbrin.
ger blanbt Slast % @euner.
= q. 3. Steen Of Spring @ropt
bar ! 9ecurab uuer Ssnoas.
- 9aitor q. Rasmusien fra Maoi,
ion, 8is., aflasce iioite llse ct fort 8e.
Jog bOs 8aitor guns.
- Or. s. 8Ois Wobn fra Ssiiar
bilieoe paa 8enner / 9ecorab i Sire,
bags.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-28
Sob 4pltng.

De gOoe 5plt pppe peb Burr Dali, be
bar NOT lert ben aunIt at aole @ras"
irs, % bet al bet rette Slass; berfor
bar be belIer life nOsen 8auItelisbeb
Deb at faa bet afiat. gn Dag bruste
5armer Gb. 9incoln neo ct Sos @rGss
irs % iol9te bet til q. $. Gbums for
$166.5o; to Gage ienere Tom 5armer
SeOrs SedIe, iolste fit Sos psiaa til
q. s. Goams, % bet oeieoe til, % bter
betalt meo S171.S0.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-28
WaarbuIt.

ct star pppe / glaafieloet, omsis
pet Of itiasseoe 5ielofuraer % aronsles
birt, lisser gaurbulisS ateren. 9tot
neoenfor lisser ct Tibet 5iitepanb, buor
ben iprate 5ielbsrret hopper fere Sob
OPP al 8anbet efter be bumbriitise Sns
letter, iOm pouer fig inoenfor beus
8atfeuioOe. Sppe runot 5ielotoppene
ipinser grnen fig paa itarte 8inser Oo
ifuer uboper Sjelbene meb maisitetiit
Ro.
Ser Dor BET, jes iaamansen COB Som.
merbas bar faret Omtrius % sjatet,
lest meo be liplise @ieoeunser, boppet,
siort Runbtait us ~suoinattet meo "glaa.
mani" Om bans sooe 3poer os 5prtrin
iremior 8eiten al Sleeten. Gnaana
blep hi bog lluenner ON, i bpilfen &ets
ming 0agens rbfuster itulbe sad. Seq
piloe tuste BAN for bans SpIetIisbeo,
men ban req mig uooUer ct Sielotup,
iaa jes iOrIlos mig ilemt. Chen par
ri lite sooe 8enner paa lang 9ib. 9a
ri after blep furtrolise meo binanoen,
sioroe jes Ell 9rafele Os ipiIebe for
BAN. Strensene bar fun af 2iutraab,
bog ipntes Ri, bet bar en- uuberlia Mu.
tit, iOm moi bar uarb at bgre.
Ser paa S9terpplben bar bet, q
Smut Moen % Stills Seibs blep ueniae
ON, bpem al benz Der Itulbe babe Se.
terjentcn Scarf lltbeim. Senten bar
banbe uns % fa9er, ps ben, ipm fiji
benoe, maatte blipe lpffelig. @utterne
begpnote at Haas. 9a fom Der irem
paa 8Oloen en- Nisie / 9raa Satte %
rpo 2ansluoe. San ifres til benz:
"Stile Guitar! So itaa iiilja 9ratta
o%itfons. 90 ben, ium life mao fglier
nit Raa', Ifaa Sfam oa llielb fglie
ole 8a8ar". @ntterne lppeoe, at be
ltllloe 9jsre, Tom ban iasbe. @u toa
NisIen frem en 5ele % ipiQebe, aao
Satterne 3esn til at banie, og inart
taIteoe be zig runot meo faate Sprat Ga
Spano / iitfer 3att efter Slaatten.
HlsIen bolbt op at ipiue, lasoe sselen
unoer SIrmen os iasoe: "9u Rils, bu
er Ipr9te @nt! gu itaa 10 Senta".
gtlls 'prnn9 slao inb | Salet til &ari,
men Smut SrOs tunsiinois paa Siems
peien.
Gr ou Oppe paa Sielbet, naar Solen
l9nter Jig neo mob 5%ielotoppene, pil bu
bore Saterjentens Hare 2uffen iuble
9Iennem 9ierne. @ia~tersutten iprinaer
oa Op, blanier i 2uren, iaa bet liumer
benOoer be pbe 5jelbuibber, oriuer
Sreatlrerne paa Sjemoeien, % mart err
be iamlebe paa Saterpolben, buor sen-
ten 8aar % Happier benz - meb ct ben.
lt9t Orb til %aleiammen.
. No er bet len9ie Iea,
, SO siatte Mors's &u,
Ia oa e9 metre liten,
es Minis bet bog enonu.
Wen oaa pa Sori miuore.
Wtsn mDtle metre 90;
es iaa til Yeroens gube,
Naar es paa 5lele ito.
% oa Der iiie sOrier,
Yaen 9illufsiteNaat,
Va @auflen sol / 9ia,
Mens ariu siei 90 cot.
ca bsirbe giio,Bisua
Yaa Seseu uoer Sieu,
% tanfte, bet bar SuIoro,
Som bnooe Der fit 9teu.
Seq ipnes enbnu at Ie 8oorbul;.
Satersn bit Oppe i glaafielbet, umoi.
bet at fnoilebe 5ielOfuruer, Tom ben
iisser = lssnt for 9orapinben.
en aslemarfinssut.
v VAk n-E -
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-28

%'"rerten, lom bIep gipet O, IT.,
ioung Ladies' Society, oil eiter en,n,. au'
bl'pe 9%Ienta9et meo en- lioen a"'O'a3
Yrosrammet | ID. 6. airteu 2irsboo @a.I
oen Ace September. S~notomfteu frn S ~.,sl
aon'ert saar til Detailing al Gemsnt aD rtna'
get rnnOt airieeienbOmmen, % mon P JO,s.u
ter oerfor flor 5iIIutniua. '''O'R'
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-28
2oOs aa.aas

Soiforen. Miu gUt. aOr, 8
mer asres e0n altiOq N'H'
aoneH: Site altjo, fun r,,.
prsper paa at tale. """' 4ou
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-28
GDntrafterne

for bet npe 8umpepert til gnuens
BELLE for "Opens 8anoiOripnins, bet pil
oa ii9e openpaa @runbmuren, er al
Gitp Council bortiat iaaleoe8: arbeis
bet meo 8amptjeoelen til 8eter Sobn'
Jon, Wur'Grbeioet paa @anOpertsb buffet
til Senrp SduIb % Snebter.Grbeioe
til 9etuis SerseIou.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-28
SulDitenDig
rent 8lDbDtDt

banner ct itabiet lluberIas for Opmaltns
paanp, % oIorte bebsper man ba at
frabe ben al forOi ben bar 1tolet al elIsr
tr repnet. Zen boIoer ie aItio eIat oe
rem; 6or at p9re filter paa at foo itritt
rent 8lpbpiot white Lead feb ba
bpiIteniombsIit at fsIsenbe SIaes;
Southern" "Red Seal"
Collier" "Shipman."
Scr G~aroer: National Lead Coz Pure White
Lead Uniting Colorst I 8Huos aaHee til en- 23 Sun .
Rage 9eib, % 9s blanoer Geres eeea Sailing Oct
learft Sto os Meleu pe0 at taa aoIerer til at paSie o.
b~eirp9ser ior, at man bar iaast ben beetR SIaas Or l.
ling, ION Tan lRlges paa IRA.
seEo re Ct Botal Garo o. faa Dor Beg ON WaIiua
liant darpesaVrt frit. Oct bill r~in1eliapts ipire Dem
Gere Soaars,
NATIONAL LEAD Co,
ST. Louis Branch,
" Clark Avenue and Tenth Street, 81 Louis
HT5aInA Va, So e. Tr,y, -4,r.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-28
Siteratur.

"Seretning on bet 12te prNtHtIla
Spnooempoe | Supl 3iitrIIt oi GpHuNn
for ben nprlt'ep. slutb 9irfc l gneriIa, a.
bolot | 0~toIano, Soma fra 23oe til 2SN
Mai 1884,, er netop uofpmmet pau ben
norIte Spnooes 6orIa9. 4rs 20 Gents
8eitiainser inoienoes til Qutb. Sub SOat
9ecorah, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-28

Prof. Valdez has made a grand success
OF his school-work. He has always mads
it a point to employ the very best teachers
IN all departments of his school.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-28

DWELLING HOUSES for sale near
the Norwegian Luther College and in
all parts of the town of east and west
DEBORAH, by
F. J. d. GREMM,
3otf ITO w. Broadway, DEBORAH, la
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-28
TteorabsW arfes.
5tfaIin9 iprGffer.-9et

NV tofter ofte mere at eisrs ct GUS
farbiet for CpmaIine, mar bet FORTE
Gang bar pRret malet msb biuie farbie'
bIanbet MaIiug. cub bet piIoe bape toitet
at bape bet maIet TO @ange oper msb
fritt rent SIpbptSt white Lead, bIanbst
% | rem Linseed Oil.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-28

SuRease' aomfori % ppiie finses I cp,ruos , \,
Diem, bSSr @ariaHs Done % sianass bruaes'
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-28
9rs. DUNCAN & gSan.

SauolRger, Tan trpffes /:
Spriul &allep lite til Zoe September.
Sc Hou soe til lobe Septbr. '
Nodms lite Septbr.
SnnfieIo 12te til 13oe Septbr.
SSeit CONCORD l4oe til 15be Sepbr.
5Gnoer trGttes uoen Smerte. Nlt 9lr
5eioe %anranteres. 52.20tf.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-28

Wool: Unwsshed-cosrse, 12-lSK medium, ID
10 fine G7-O9H, Washed coarse, 15H-16K medium,
Is-le fine I4-15; Tub-wssbed, 90 Cotted, chafy,
buggy and bucks ~ off
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-28

8 7ecprab @euiebebS Siric ont 6orun'o'
naacH aL 10Ia.
G~ruSoeSTtpie otter GuosiieueIteu.
Sutber ytaaue msoer Eorsnaa GItfn 81.
~ en.n,,
Eoreerae I'll l%hgermmfn h1lte Sphoaa
often al. ~ peo 9rpt, 8. 8. @rolr.
GnoSticneIte | Sprins @oter sirie Ssn'
baa giiermioodg 81 8.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-28
1npSttenefer.
tnse eensae efter areioleiabee,

z rem 1rrfte y q, = Nttte uM UV1IHEV'
badcn 81. 1913.
Decorah-posten., 1894-08-28

Seq ipnes enSnu at ie gaurbuli.
sateren bit Opps i glaafieloet, omoi.
bet al fnotlebe 5ielbiuruer, Tom ben
lisser - lssnt for Norapinben.
Gn 2elemarfinaaut.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-12

a gentleman asked for some postage
stamps ia a Woodward avenue drug
store yesterday and when the proprietor
handed oat 2 bunch of the oblong CO.
lumbians the cusB4Iner said lie could not
use them; he wanted some Of the old
STYLE letter carriers. The druggist asked
why the great Christopher Columbus
would not do. The gentleman said he
wished to send a letter to France, and
be had been advised 10y his correspond
ent to use the old style stamps. as every
one had gone philately mad over there,
and the Columbian stamps were such a
temptation that the chances were the
letter would never be delivered.
If the missive were intact when if
left the general postofice, it was louis
d'o1s 90 sous it would disappear before
it reached the addressee. as to secure the
stamp the collection fancier BE he letter
carrier, concierge or servant, would not
hesitate to destroy the letter. Every ef-
fort was being made 10y the authorities
to protect the mails. but the amateur
philatelists needed the pictures in their
collections. and madame, mademoiselle
OF monsieur could 60 epistle hungry for
all they cared--Detroit Free Press.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-12
an APPErlzLNe MEAL
Bender Tour Dishes Temptine ny Giving
Them Pretty GarnIshiDgs-

Fender Eour Dishes Tempting by Giving
Them Pretty GarnzshiDgs-
Much Of the attrac tiveness of a meal
depends upon the establishment of
the dishes, and when we consider how
economically this can be done, there is
really no excuse Tor the lack Of tampt-
ing details. unless the busy mother and
houseLSeeper finds her day fun Of ether
duties
Ten minutes supervision Fl she
dishes before they are sent to the table
is all that is required 10 add bit of
greenery, a slice Of lemon, golden
hearted ring OF egg. and see how apr
petizing the simplest meal win become
stBut ia winter says some one,
green garnishes are So scarce. There
is apt to be sameness ia this line.
What is one to do?"
Think moment Have Tou ever
livenad UP some prosaic dish with q
leaf or two of crisp, crinkled-edged
lettuee-the kind furnished TITS during
the cool months? This is a fancy
charming enough to please the most
artistic-minded person at the table
Celery tops, shredded cabbage. curly
bits Of crests and parsley springs each
ia turn. may take their place upon the
meat or vegetable dish. and common
place viands viii gain festive air.
A Young nouSeT wife, wishing 30 nave
on hand a nice supply of green gar
nishes. fastened to the sill OF a kitchen
window having a southern exposure
two boxes. in one of which was a
luxuriant bed of parsley, while i'm the
other fiourished curled cress.
AS for vegetables. try turning them
into garnishes- Fill iii the center of
your meat dish with a brown mound Of
potatoes fried in ribbons. surround this
with chops of meat-balls, and scatter
here and there a tender sprig Of pars-
ley. Another appetizing mode is to-
enfold each chop ia a small lettuce
leaf.
soups that woald otherwise 81 but
slightly reHshed become favorites
when q few squares IS crisp brown
toast-called by the French .'eroutons"
are added.
knowing Tour own pantry possioili-
ties and The contents 81 vour market
basket better than amy outsiders lhinlz
up some furnishings yourself with
which to enbelliah vour table dainties.
and you viii find thaa ne matter how
simple are your efforts. they VIII be-
Observation-Disclosures DAYS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-12

"I' ma afraid.' said Mr. Muggles to his
nephew. that You are giving altogether
too much attention to the doings of prize
lighters
Well admitted the young man, II do
enjoy reading about them"
FL am sorry to see it. Prizefghting is
british and degrading. In ain age like
this when there are so many enormous
problems of science and civilization to
solve. it is wrong for any man to give his
mental energies to the consideration of
themselves. but demoralizing il their infiu-
ences."
The old gentleman took long breath
and glareG
..Still. one can't help being interested"
s-Nou ou1ht to help 1T. It's your business
to help it.'
''But Ive had it forced on my attention, Il
was the apologize reply. The bOOkkeeu-
en- at our store wants to bet that Mitchell
viii whip Corbett."
Wants to bet that Mitchell will-great
Scott. you took him up didn't yOu2 Why
look at Carhett's reach. He can pull the
hairs out Of AIitchelfs eyebrows without
getting touched. And if Mitchell tries 10
turn the Gght into a sprintng match Cor
BETH be right with him and chase him
dog would r r. bbit- And that man wants
to bet on MITCHELL How much did you
take Of it9'
why, haven't bet anything as YETI
Haven't betl Here. get your hat and
coat and hunt him up Bet him al you We
got, and then if he's still game take $50
worth fer ne Don't lose minute be-
cause me might change ks mind. 7'- ~ ASH
ington Star.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-12

Ladies' cards are governed By the
following ruless A married woman ia
society. especially with daughters,
should always use the prefx ''AIrs-"
Widows and maiden ladies' often prefer
to use the simple name without prehxs
fashion dictates otherwise. "a young
lady in society. having passed her first
season. should. IF the eldest daughter.
use simply, for instance. s-Aliss Both
well" If younger daughter. She
should use her Christian name in full.
In her first season q debutante should
engrave her name below that of her
brother, her individual card not ap-
pearing till the second season On vis-
iting with her mother the name Of a
daughter may be engraved below that
OF her mother. IF separate her card
should always be left with her mothers
card. The same applies To a plurality Of
dang the names being grouped.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-12

One cid. colored man excited some consid-
cradle amusement as he passed through the
market peerng to the right and to the left
and into every corner OF course he WAS
greeted with many inquiries from the deal
ers and would be sellers. TO al he replieds
ssNo, sab, gen lemens, don see muffin I
vanter get. lie got listers an 'possum an
q big turk. what uster-(what fool Mig
geri I is just erbout ter tell sumdn). l'ze
got eberyt'ing but a watermilyun- Pears
like oughter hab dat.
'sBut, old man. there are no watermeIons
at this season of the year"
AIM e ser2 Den re Z0ln right back home
an whip dat big cullud man who role me
VFatermiIy gums was seIlin in J Jacksonville fer
- cents apiece. FINEST Mon
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-12

Lillian Sell who wi'0te The Love
Affairs Of an old Maid. p IS 90 years old
and owns many of tho qualities which
She has given to Der ola maid. Not
long ago she was detailed by one Of
Chicago S literary clubs to write mp the
famous women of the country. The
paper was a brilliant one and was sari-
ously commended by the literary wom-
Ell who had gathered to hear it. a week
1r two later they were surprised to learn
that the characters portrayed were
imaginary. IN ew York Journal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-12

tYes. said she principal Of the young la-
dies seminary 20 the proud parent. you
ought To be very happy, nay dear sir, to be
the flasher Of rs large "a family. aIl the ntem-
beers of which appear to be So devoted toone
auOt her
Large fan1ily- Devctedr' gasped the
Old gentleman iD amazemant. 3-NA hat on
eaTtA do v0u mean. ma ans"
-Whs yes indeed, said the principal,
3eaming through her glasses mo fewer
than Il of Kate brothers have been here
thiS winter to take her t0 rhe theater, ana
she cells rae she expects the tall enc witch
the blue eyes again tomorrow TIT Bits.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-12

Mrs. j. Pierpont Morgan of New
III 0rk during the holiday season enter
tains royalty tile members Of the Work
ing Girls club connected with ST.
Georges church, OF which she is a
member. The immortal One Hundred
and Fifty are not treated to anything
finer Or better, and the occasions are
eagerly looked forward to and f0ndly re-
mem berad There arc music and dane
ing, 4 supper hy Pinarc and beautiful
bunch of roses for each girl-Ne w York
Mail and Express.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-12

One quart of wheat flour is one
pound One quart Of corn meal weighs
is ounces One quart of batter, soft,
weighs IA to lie ounces one quart Of
brown sugar weighs from pound to a
pound and q quarter. according to
dampness- One quart eff white sugar
weighs one pound Ten medium sized
eggs weigh one pound. a tablespoonful
or salt IS one ounce. Eight ttlol espCOu-
flls make q gill Two gilIs or 10 table,
are one teaspoonfuI -Four tablespoons
fuls are one wineglassful- Twelve
ia blespo0nfuls are one teaeu pful Six
teen teaspoonfuls, or half q Il. are
one tumblerfuL
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-12

Ike color sergeant was calling the
roll IF the company on commanding
officers parade when it was noticed that
Private Fitzgerald did not answer to his
name
ssFitzgaraldr" shouted the noncom-
nissioned officer three times, without re-
ceiving a reply.
ssWhy do you not answer to your
name. Fitzgerald" inquired the cap
tain.
s-Shure. scr, me and the sergeant's not
on spalzin terms, was the unexpected
rep1y.-London Answers.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-12

Miss AGNES Murphy IS an enterpris-
ing young woman She is the editor Of
the Melbourne Punch, IS 4 memb Der Of
ALI thu leading women S clubs of that
city ana writes author itatively Oh Vic
to1ia and Its Resources She calmly
says that She expects to be quite indie
pendent financially bv the time she is
30, when She intends y take uD literary
work in London. ei5ourne Gazette.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-12

At the last dinner given by the Won
an S Suffrage league Of New fork city,
iu honor ot tile Puritan Mothers, Airs.
Russell Sage wore al exuuisitely en-
bossed Eoire silk trimmed with old
lace; Mrs. Frank Leslie was in golden
brown and ST 5ta crepe do chines Mrs.
Theodore Sutro wore black and cream
Grape, and Bits. Charles 5prague's ems
and dove tints
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-01-12

The success of Miss Lily Hall Game.
q sister OF the famous novelist, As ar
actress, considering her very brief ca
reer on the boards, S. almost Dhenome-
NAL. tIt is worthy af remark, says q
chronicler that very early I'D her
young girlhaod SHE came under the roof
Of Dante Gabriel Rossetl, and perhaps
lt is not too much to say that her great
proficiency ii reeiting blank verse was
acquired whlo the guest OF the dIstin-
gulshed poet painter.