davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

)trltt bleo Snsoa9 afbolot | Wtprris.
VI. U. Stone fra Gtepens County blep
ttomineret for Stats ieuator % 8ep.
Glen fra Grant County for &epreieu'
tant. &eiten af 9idet'en ital uonaus
mes ienere.
WrGnot 2nmber.W pQe. giliun
& 8eterions Sasmp(e peo grunstpid
blep 2irsoae often totalt soelast peo
Slo. Slben opItpb / ajebelruummet.
9abet paa MsIe % 9smmer er bens
peb $4,000. Snsen Gsiurance.
Sra NainD Cafe Gitp. Gen isrite
cleanup i ben npe Stamp Mia fanbt
Steo Manbas. 80 Cons Grts blep
tnuit % gap ct llobptte at 281 lln5e
irit Cub, parb life minbre END $500.
Meisrs. q. g. Gbaie O9 Sut6 Sepier,
be itgrite Glttieeiere / baaoe Minen o9
Wslen, par tiliteoe ps uotrpfte beres
3~ilfrebsbeb. On Gftenen gap 8pens
gor9ere Ell 8antet for Mpllens Giere
paa Green Gree SutelIet. Gbaie %
8eoier paatRnfer alereoe at anl9s9e
en- ny itgrre Clamp MiQ. gpen sier
MI p9'aa oft for at tOmme meo. st
fort Sptel bill bltue opfDrt ps af Sros
fomiterne fra Saloonerne bill Der blipe
anla9t 8aber, bps9et 6ortan9e etc.
Strio ON G%onntDiGoct. Sniuncs
tion 8apirer blep fOrleben iurtpnbt /
geauer 5als for Board of County
Commissioners, Auditor, Treasurer,
Register of Deeds og Judge of Pro-
bate, buuroeo bet forbpoes benz OF
flptte the county records eQer lofore
no9en ~pffciel 5Orretnins / Slipia.
The county records, iOm bar fsrt bort
SGnoas often, bleu 2irsous Morsen
after brast tilbase. S~pprssmaalet bill
III blipe brast frem for &etten.
2epenbe %begrapet. Ere Wano ps
Ell @ut blep 9irsbas leuenoe be9rapet /
@tnona, peb at cit giitern itprtebe
iammen. Wan to9 itrar fat paa Reos
ningsnrbeibet, % inben lanse fanot
nor 2iset af @uttsn. Otter 6 timers
Nrbeibe naaebe man ueb iii M9noene
% fanbt benz | 2ipe, men / famine Die
blit inotraf en- np Snoitprtnins, Tom
Sslse ai at Wanbene transte zig fam,
men paa Stebet, ps WGnbene blep
paanp besrauebe. Otter naaeoe maj
neo til benz, men be to af Manoene
par ba bpbe os ben treble iaa Temt
tpeitet, at ban life fan leue.
Zen Darmeite Sag. 3orsbas bar
ben parmeite Dag, man bar tienbt paa
mango glar, life alene / ct. 8aul, men
pperalt | 2anoet Ipo % Ipouelt tor
Spen. 8 @isiisiippi 9alen bar 3ber'
mumetret ale Steber oper 80 @raoer,
men bet piIte puer 100 @raoer / bet
ipoli9e Minneiuta, Spo 9atcta, bet
p~eItliae 8isconiin, Nebraifa, Soma,
aunias os bet nurblise SainOis. 5
felipe 8pen Ct. 8aul piite 9bermometret
ON Gitermibbasen oper 100 @raoer.
8 andre 8per lansere ipo paa bite bet
112 @raoer.
4Suerialber ct SrGn. 6orleoen
Morgen blep ct 5ra9ttrGn paa Mil
waukee Short Line operfalot al Matte
reoe Mpno paa Seitiioen al Wenopta
8roen / ct. 8out. GrGnet blep fsrt
IND paa ct Sioeippr % o~erefter omrirlz
act af maIterebe M9no, iom fDreoe paa
3oobetientene. Maitiniiten, 6prbeoe'
rem, TO 8remiere % Ell &onouttsr blet
iaaet bort fra Grnnet, itenet og mis-
honolet. elpn9lerne baooe gienlpnliG
lisset o. uentet pua 3renet, lOm aaa'
langiomt pua bette steo @ u'essst oft,
topper.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
Trantri9

aolera. 4aris, 23oe Suli. ct
9sosfalo al aolera meloes fra Noigs
non / 3epnritmententet 9aucaiauis.
Seisr for 3upup. garis, 23oe
Suti. 4remiermintter 7upus dnmo'
beoe ibas 3eputertamret lom ct Iesn
paa 9iaio til Resierinsen at f~Ortaiis
ale 9Gnorinssicrilas til Resjerinsens
9op til 9lnar,iets llnoertrptfelie. iii
3robs for 8roteiter bleu bette siort
meo Wnloriteter fra 81 tit 127.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
g nbIanDet.
q ~ a..

GnIponcrne. 8praaoet % Mapos
rem / siour Gitp bar beiluttet fra lite
guguit at 9jenHemigre ale Seitemmels
ierue / the Martin Liquor Law.
Dpcr~trpoelier al 2open er blepen bpps
piaere / ben iioIte 9io, % MI betjenotz
aiGrcs BET, at ale Salooner, iom bar
mere END en- Snosang, bru9er npgen
Claus "Screens" for 8inouerne eller
pbertrRber andre 9e1temmelier, oil
bliue luttebe. Man trpr, at bette BIZ
bsoirte 'Sutnin9en af mango al benz.
eagen bar patt flor Sarme blanot Ga.
lo%oumRnoene.
aicbelerploIion. Den fore Sjeoel
| &nnop4rtets % bet eleftriite 9Ds
GorUer Sus / 8errp erplooerebe Tirss
bag often. On Manb miitebe 2ipet,
andre bleu tp9Iteoe Os gp9nin9en %
Mn5tiueriet bleo tpmplet poela9t. Stas
ben belpber fig til $4,000. Grploiios
men ItploeS ianbipnli9uis en- Man9el
Seo Sieoler.
@lubig Gamp. 8 9pen De @itt
tom bet Manbas Gften til ct Sammens
fso meIIem 8ileti9lser Suib % 9te.
ssrsn 8sorse 8ance, be8se aniat peS
Supe & Cuttings Cirrus. 8ance fiji
ct Stub / bcire arm, iOm i~anbipnlispIs
meoferer bans 9sb. Bulb flp9teoe.
5ra Belmont, Wri9bt &c., lfri'
pss: annoibaten for &ecoroer, Ole
Z. 8ifansruo, bar boet | benne Del al
GOuntpet | ~ euer Is Gar % er be-
tienot iom en- Wtanb af COB Spbra'
gelir, iunb moralIf &aratter % en- cps'
tt8 6orretuinssmano. ut iise, at ban
reprejentsrer be 1tanbinapiife 8epubli'
~tunere, er fuu at iise Salpbelen, for
bOrticet fra Natipnalitet, er ban en- iterl
&onoioat for Gmbebet, % bans mango
&tnner / beune Gel af Gountpet enlter
bet iorItaaet, at ban er parmt unoer'
tettet berfra paa @runb al bans per-
iOnli0e Serb % 3patisbeb til 8eItrt'
belien al bet ommelote Gmbebe. Iao
ben Ouoen Sibe bar Gountpets Norlte,
iOm er en- iterf republifanif 6attor, for
tieut ancrtjenoelie % llnoerItpttelle, ol
ingen Steoer pil llnoerItpttelien bore
f~ertere END / 9leaiunt Sopnibtp. Wr
&jtonsruo er Ell bp9tis Yenmanb, ba'
goo Ggmmetroit og iuno Cams % pi
bliUe ben npite County &ecoroer.
6jcnnomiuerct. Gepublitanerne
zoe Sou9resbiitritt bolot 9irsoal
MIooe i 0es Wtoines 90 9iennomlne
rcOc Capt. 8 a9 Sul til acn9res
ZEN. Sc iorIfjelli9e Counties bar inlo
rspreIenterebe. Sua fit ale Stem
nerne meb ll~nSta9elie af II fra Mabi
len County, Der bleo taitet for 6 8
6npes fra auOrpile. Capt. !SuQ pa
alereoe baot 2 3erminer Os ban.
Gjenua's CT ~iitttert.
Slocbranb. Gn Sloebranb upitOI
&Orsoas Wuraeu i ben npe 9ert
Slod / Siuur gitp os Gienbom 70
100000 bleb poelast. 8oitfouturet pa
rGr 8anet meo. Mar Silsuis os gmi
SugeriOn, 8ranomahb, blep Ilpnse
ODER 8aoen peb en- Ggploiipn / @us
SmenIpus Stpre. 9lsiurouce 1923 OO
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
Hu5la }.
ulpffe paa Soen.

lllpffe paa Seen. Oct pibes nu,
at l40 MennsIte omtom meb ben itas
lienIte camper Columbia, Tom for
nosle Gage iioen itsote iammen meo
ben ruiiite Camper 8laoimir / bet iorte
Sap. aQe babler be rusliIts Ssfolf,
Tom uoen pibere pperloo Columbia oa
bens g~eiatuius % 8~asiaserer til oes
res stjnbns, itiDnt Stibet bolbt fig
oppe ouer Ell Zine eiter Sammsntsbet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
nil b.
Spmss Tantier. Perll,

Gems Banter. Berlin, 23oe
Sui. Resjeriugen bar enbelis beiluts
tet life at antage 9owes iaafalote ituos
fire Banter tit grus ! ben tpbite Ser.
Deb en- nplis Rrsue | Spanbau blep
bet sjennembOret al au9ler fra en- Of
minoelie Riifel paa 600 Mstsrs ais
itanb.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
Wepubiifanerne { So,pa

HtAhs Sus~"
botot i'm StatstonUentiou / 3es WOinss
Dusoag ben 25oe Suit.
3ette bar en- af be Itsrits % met
melt ~cnibuFaltiifs 8onpentiOner, Re-
pubtttnnerue bar botot paa mango Gar.
SObn q. Bdfopin fra Council 8tnfis
ualgtss til permanent Jormano.
Gsfgenoe aonbioater nominsrsoes:
esiretar, B Or RcJartanO, Gitbsr.
uiae; auoitOr, 6 g UleGortbp, Vines;
6pieIteretsoommere, 6 z Granger,
Bauton, o. s 6 3eemer. ReoOaf;
aasiercr, Sobu 6erriott, Guthrie;
GttOruep General, Riltou Rsmla
Soma 9th; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, s 6
2auioion. Siour Gitp; Ssieiterets
.Gtsrt. Chris SOnes, @aibiu9tOu;
6sieIterets Rsporter, . 3 Salinser.
GngsnOe platform ueotosss enitsm.
mig:
Oct republttanIte Barti | Soma tom'
msr after mco boert eueite este oisn'
uemiert o9 meo bpsreueIte GoruoIigelie
opiptot. Sibite Vars SiitOrie bar
after eiIt, at bet bsmotrntife Barti er
u~itittet o. uopgtist til at uareta9e Ru'
tiOueus NiiRrer, o. bar after befrRftet
be eUige Sanobeoer, buOrpaa bet repu-
blitanite Bartis @ruroietniu9er boiler.
8i ueuosr os bort fra ben alminoelise
lllptts. iom bar leoiasst bet bemUtra'
ttite Bnrtis Stprs meo i"ittsrt Saab I'M
at 9iue ct i5noerreuet O8 ioritprret 2anb
5reo. Bi er,lrrer os after | 5dosr
at ct 8itgtteliesipitem, buOroeb boer
eneIte ameritanIt 6irtpstilbs fan npt'
tiggigres peO amsrifanit Grbeioe og for
ameritanIte qsnutn9er; og ui iniiitersr
paa en- fabian 1arifL forut bette Waal
fan uaaes. Wi bebsper TIN at n0uue
be rRbiomme Re~iuttater, iom bar parst
5Glsen al Blot at neune 5ribanoel,
iom ct nigisrenbe geois for bet rspu.
blitnnite Yartts ~fornuitise Bolitii /
oeune Senieenbe.
Bi iaitboloer bet rationale republic
tanIte 9arti8 Grslarius | 1892 meO
6enipu til B~sngeipitsmet. 8i tror, at
bet er / 9anbets, 5armerues os arbsi
bernes 9nteresier, at bOer Dollar CT
iaa COB iOm en- anoen Dollar.
vi er life / 5apsr al Wonometats
tsme buerten al Sub eller Sslo. os pi
iOrpli9ter % til at arbeioe for Bimstnl'
lsme.
Oct rspubtituuits 8orti bar oltio
meo ftsrIte Cmbu arbsioet for arbeis
oeruss Yetiaro o. for at oprstboloe
arbeioets 8~Rroigbeo. Oct belle Si.
itorle er ct 5oriog paa at fire arbsi'
berne bsres rstmrsise Del al arbei.
bets Jru9ter, Os bet fornDsr nj fine
26iter ON at foriuare arbeioerue lille
alene mob ben uoenlanoite aonturrsn.
ies ausreb, men o9iaa imoo ben inben'
lnnoIte Griltbeb.
8siluttet, at ben 9rlige o. orbeio.
iOmme Snouanorer, Tom tommsr iii
port 2ano / ben Senii9t at blipe en-
trofait umeritanf Berger, altib er usl.
tommen. Sngen andre ituloe iaa 2op
at tOmme bib. 8i er / 5ausr Of at
pore SnoUanoringsloue iOranores iaar
lebes, at 5Orbrpoere, 5attislemmer Os
andre Bsrioner, bois OpboIo Der bi.
orager til of o~e9raoere bet nmeritauIts
arbeibe Os opbioie til Optster, boloes
bOrte,
Set republitnnite 4nrti bar oltio
uRret peluiai9t Itemt mob Ganosts
patriotiIts 8steraner, og bet tnotassr
, iremoelas ben famine Stlains meo Ser'
. inn iii 0utioneus 9ibsrulitet mob oers
~1priparere. vi sr I s""~~
: . Vi at 9lpI
: |snIloner til ale bROerlist afItsoiseo.
Soloater os Ssmanb, buis 8anfsrbes
{ eler giusiorbolo berettiser Dem til
[ BENTON.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
SeraS.

SernbaneulDffe. 5orlsoen inbtrai
en frp9telis lllD,te paa 9eras o9 Ta'
cific Sernbanen / NGrbeoen Of Queen
Gitp, peb bpilten ipp Menne1ter t~iliatte
2ipet. Oct forulpt'eoe 3ran par bet
n~orognnenne 8asia9ertr9n fra Dallas.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
z prfiet I.

SorbfiGluene. 3robs GorIegene
paa at bOloe bet itiult, er bet bIeUen
Oplpit, of oper 1000 8eriouer %titiatte
2iuet unber be iibite 3oroijalu.i
G%oleraen. pnItartinopel, 23oe
Suli. Sire npe 1ilialbs at SOlera
meloes fra N%orianopel. RegierinBen
bar paalaat ale europRiite 2ilreiienoe
5 Qaaes Quarantaine.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

afilsret | "Splbiers' Spme" i Sot
Spring peb South Dakota Memorial
Association. 9ommer 8almer fra
Siour Sails bolbt 9alen. Gn Masie
M~ennelfer bar tilteoe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

Snipeftion. Gensralen: "Gr 8 for.
ugiet meo Waoeu?~
Soloaten: "Sa, Sr. General"
@eneralen: ~6pOroan er bet NIB
5teitet; faar life ben enc itsrre o. ben
auoen minore 8ortioner?"
SOlonten: "gesi, Sr. General, be er
ale lise imaa."
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
Ohio.

SernbaneulDffe. @eo @riifitbs
Citation, Is @it fra Cincinnati paa
8is Sour 8anen, iuotraf 3irsbag ct
Sammenitso melem Chicago Grpres
Sranet % ct 9ofOmotio. MafihiItcn
paa 9pfomptipst buitebe life fine Or
orer % bleu bsbelis ~iauret. Ere Mens
neiter bleo brabt ps en- balu Snes
baarot iaaret.
Mfbpo Yeteran. aaptein Gritine
Carton aisif Snsoa9 peb 3soen !
Silsburo. Rsben ifplotes ct au9le'
iaar, erbplot ! bet ierite Sla9 peo 8ua
8uu, builtet lige iioen bar iOrpolot Se'
teranen mere cher minore Smerte.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
ALI not5.

6ienoptaser grusioet. Sen lang
pariae Miusfreite i Ga Gale 9iitri''
tet narmer fig M i'm enoe. Cabill
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
Qrnen" go. 40
qroehpIoer: 2a9np.-Grpen
Narmim9 SamO.

erbper TOM bar | 3anfe at fiobe
senO, Dor fenoe tit Wrpn 90 sto-
Srrsic oa pr. pmeaaenoe VoH bill
Str fomntc Gu tor Yaffe mco Ssser
EirtulGrer ofp., FAINT fere ffcrre
siQtper al iorificlige NDbpggeres
ejcm / 2Siseonfin. Der pil oafaa
Tttoipl0e 5 Snaps opcr "a Sopns
fbip, b%cSfrioenoe $4,000 NereS al
stt 6toic Garntn8 Sano ! Nors'
srftrn Seffripeifcr oti o9iaa meos
ieIae ooer nange gpoc Smaafarme
TOM jGlecs paa iGrocles lettc 0iis
taar. Scr hubes lite Steo 9tne'
rifd, Som ttlbuoer iaa man8e Nors
stlc til 9anotpaere ION ber. Sieb
iIettrs iffc 9ano, fcreno DC bar lGft
mine Seifrtpelicr, eefofter 10 tntct.
Iore8ie: St. Nosbolt,
8820tf. San Slatre, SSts.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
qrfania s.

Sun Ell Domination. 9aa ben res
publsanIte &ono.ntipn i 2ittle God
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

Coal Company bar uaereOs iaaet GIN.
mOonins ON Grbeioe fra Here Wtano,
enb bet fan b~eifjaftise. La Sale Car
bon Coal Co.'s 5olt bar osiaa ertlG'
ret fig piaise til Of gjenOpta9e Grbeis
bet. glt tpbsr paa, of Minenreiten M
er ipranst oa at Miuerne pil blipe
aabnebe / 2sbet af noSle iaa Gage.
SGoen brGnber. 5tere Sloebranoe
/ Bureau Gountp iioite Gorsoa9 anrst'
teoe flor Stabe for 6armerne. Melem
Irlinston % 8rineetpn bar life minore
enb Is 5acres % Soeoemarter
grauo. 300 Mrno, apinoer % 8srn
bar ube at ilutte Slbcn. Senab Otter.
miboa9en tos Matuthan os 8m. anpr
Sauremarter oeit for 9rirceton Slo.
8ranbpaienet maatte no for at Illtte
Slben.
Sfor SlDebraiio. 5orretnin9soe'
len al gpeu Gbsnua blep 3irsbas soe'
la9t oeo Stbebrano. 81 9p9ninger,
o9 nGiten aft bpao be inoebolot, blet
ct 8Uu for 2uerne. Gn mere tomplei
goela9selie fan life tantes. De eneite
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Der er tilba9e
8pen, err 2 GalOouer, 8olbnds Dry
Goods Store ps 8labet "@n5ettcs'
auntor. Slben ppItob peo @nilter fra
ct 9r1n. Staben beGsber Jig til mel
lem SOC, 900 % 100000 Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31
snb Saf0tI ].

4iiloret Statue. On npselis Sta'
tue af Sobn q. aOsan blep ManoaS
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

YerHife Gamer talosr en- suropaif
Games al9onius "8urer mso ct Ben.
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-31

ltrItt blep Snsbas ufbplbt / Mprris.
". U. Stone fra Stepens County blep
ltomlneret for Statsienator % Reo.
Glen fra Grant County for &epreieus
tant. &eiten al 9ifet'en ital uon9us
neg ierere.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-30
Conntrn propcrin FOR Sale or 20 &c

RlciMOND HILL. t. L-~SEvERAL PRETTY COUN-
~ TRY places with fine shade lawns choicey
located near station posoices churches and club with
tine new modern cottages 10 let moderate rates
VIII be SOLD easy terms. The prettest most select
ana most thriving SUbu'L 81 New York
ALRCK II MAN. 80 Wall Street.
JOEL FOWLER Richmond IIlll
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-30
FURNISHED Gouses Co Get.

JnrnlsbcG Don9rs 20 1T.
A THREE-STORY. high stoop. fully furnished house.
"A West 2ist-st 9th and 9th ayes perfect order SUIT
All. 10 family without young children 3 +.
JAYNE * West 23d
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED HOUSE 35th-st..
n Madison ave- perfect order rent for winter or
longer: moderate rent. OGDEN CLARK. pa 4th-aye.
and II Pine.
FOR RENT. FURNISHED
10th ST. Jlt Ave, for Season only.
furnished 'hrecquarer house. with
large dining room extension
PERMITS AND PARTICULARS of
GEO. X READ
PINE ST MADisONANE
JrOrR-STORY fully furnished dwelling. West 4Ith-
L ST. near 18th ave: AMI rnodetn plumbing. decora
tioa and electric lights. CHARLES y. SCHEHMtk-
horn. Alpine Building l2sG Broadway
IT. LET FURNISHED Small four story modern dwell
ing Madison-avo. near 3ith-st.. fully iur-
nshed. CHARLES A. SCHERMEiiiiORN. Alpine Bu Id
ing. L2-G broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-30
Real estate iOanleo,

> - 49, ~>>~c-~-~~>
M ANTED--A country place worth from $4,000 TO
w, SO 900 within % miles Of New ,rk CITY, JAMES
l. LIBBY Z son. 90 I.berty-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-30
infurn,sheo Apartments 10 fet.

GINFCRNisHED APARTMENTS having bath
u rooms. 1T clerks. saesmen bookkeepcis and
g-nteei families only having satisfactory reference
:,w -igh, parties.
lj3 T. Ss'h st. rent Nj 80 So.
2is s. s5,h.s, Ren,s SIS to So
2t5 y. STth-st.
"a Beach-s anc and sen-cl f~ early business
men); relts SIS. All under management Jantors
viii show.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-09-30
Coun!rn Dropcrln tor Sale

lA,r CARNEY CITy.--COrT AGES TO EETv
~ ~ Inns $50 t. 81 IN y-ar. Apply 80 or ~
sr.ss /. II. CUNiIEF Agent. Garden city. y Y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-25
THE DARK HALL.
How to Prevent 1t From Being Pitfall to
the Jncautious and Unsuspecting.

"a fine house, the second hall of which
was so dark that a towel pinned on the top
step was the only indication that the land
ing had been reached" is remembrance
of years ago, with which writer in Har-
per's Bazaar prefaces the following:
1t seems as if even in those days some
thing more artistic than towel might have
been used for the purpose, but now we have
lovely translucent glass in delicate colors
to give not only light but beauty in places
Of this sort.
By cutting away the wooden panels in
the upper part of the bathroom door, and
also of the one at the opposite end of the
hall, and setting in loaded panels of glass
in pale blue shades, charming effect will
be given, and the sense of light may be
further increased by having the walls pa
pered or painted in light tones of buff or
terra Gotta.
This glass comes pale and bottle greens.
in yellows and dull white and also in shades
of red, and is made both cracked" and
smooth. Loaded in simple design of one
or two colors, it may be had for Is cents,
81 and $3.50 asquare foot.
A mingling of pale amber and white or
pale green and yellowish white or rose and
pale yellow is a pleasing combination, eli
Their of which acts as perfect screen.
Loaded in this way, it is cheaper than the
cheapest of ordinary stained glass which
disfigures so many otherwise pretty houses,
and used in moderation is in perfect taste
anywhere.
Where screen is not desired, plain trans
parent glass set in small loaded panes has
an artistic look which is coming to be very
generally appreciated In doorways espe-
cially and the upper half of windows, it is
much used, and the architect who advises
this or the plain colored panes instead of
the cheap imitation of mosaic glass docs
well, for it is great pity that people
through ignorance of what is really good
should be tempted to spend their money
for inferior work of any kind.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-25
Safety In Speed on RailWaya.

An English exchange says: Another
striking proof has recently been added to
the already long list Of accidents which
make it certain that there is safety in ex-
IRENE speed on railways. The Great West
ern express, one of the fastest trains in the
kingdom, came upon the trunk OF tree 80
feet long which had slid down from the
eInbankment. A timid engine driver, see
ing such II formidable obstacle as a trunk
feet inches in circumference before him,
might have shut off steam and put on the
brakes, When a catastrophe would have
been inevitable. Fortunately they do not
employ timid drivers on the Great West
ern, and the engine, at a speed of 60 miles
an hour, cut clean through the trunk with
no worse results than slight jolting to
the passengers and some damage to the
engine guards and steam pipe.
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Luxurious Underwear.

In this luxurious age undertaking is a
serious consideration. Corsets are made OF
faille, brocade and satin, light shades and en-.
HANGED with vaeuciennes. Drawers are nc
longer in the knickerbocker form, but are
short, wide and straight, with row of in.
sertion in which ribbon is passed and fin.
ished with falling lace. Under petticoats
are charming in soft silk and liberty satin
with bouillonnes of mousseline de sole OF
chiffon and founces of valenciennes or
other lace. For evening wear light colored
silk stockings are in vogue, embroidered or
spsngled. But for day wear black stock.
ings are still in favor.
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OF the all the lstter government rem 1ered
to the revolut onists. Unfortunately at
this i'm oortant iunc.ure the Demo ratio
prty is bending all its energies
10 destroy reciprocity. The very ihirg
needed to open up to this country
the markets of South America is doomed
at the hands of the Democrats. As Senator
Wssbburne pointed ont in his recent
speech,ihe effe of discarding present CON-
mercial relations which have been estsb-
lished under reciprocity treaties aud which
are already assuming vast importance, will
be very pernicicus 10 our best business in
terests. To overthrow those relations now
that they are just established, will afford
the merchants of the South American coun-
tries a very poor opinion of our stability
and will not incline them to accommodate
Themselves to trade relations likely TO be
changed every two years. The abrogation
of reciprocity treaties is sever4l steps
backward. 1t is done for the pur-
pose OF killing Off a practical
and highly beneficial policy that
is thought by its enemies to hin
der the advancement of the impractical and
injurious theory of free trade. Blu. even
they, go long as they have abandoned free
trade to sectional tariff, have not the slight
est excuse for abrogatrg the reciprocity
treaties, unless they wish to stand in the
light of enemies to American prosperity.
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FrOyen-Then on Fire!

Like the application of ice TO the small II your
back. is the sensation produced by the ca II hat
precedes the fever OF malaria. Then comes the.
roasting stage, when every vein throbs and is
sc1rched as if with liquid fire. Then you well
nigh dissolve in exhausting perspiration that
leaves you as limp a wet dish rag. These
alternating tormcnts are not remediable per
manentiy with quinine. which is, more
over, most damaging cumulative poison.
Hostetters Stomach Bitters drives out
the foe and rerels its further atta-ks. tits the
leading medicinal safeguard against malaria all
over the continents OF North and South America,
Guatemala, the lsthmus OF Panama. Mexico and
Australia Ii regulates the liver, stomach. bowels
and kidneys, enriches the blood, and prom ,tes
appetite, sleep and digestion. Il is not only a
medicine, but an effective cordial welcome TO the
most delicate palate. R-eamatic tendency is
counteraeted by it.
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A REPUBLICAN Silt; CONVENTION
WILL BE HELD IN
CITY HALL, LEWISTON, Tuesday, Juns5, 1894,
Aruo ,Clnck M
ATiI O'CLOCK A. NJ,

for the purpose of nominating a candidate for
Governor to be supported at the September e'ec-
ton and tran acting any other business that may
properly come befose II.
The basis of representation will be as follows
each City. Town and Plantation will be entitled 10
one delegate and for each seventy five votes cast
for the Republican candidate for Governor in
1892. an additional delegate, and for fraction of
forty votes in excess OF seventyvc, an additional
delegate.
Vacancies in the delegation of any City, Town
or Plantation cau only be filled by residents OF the
County III which the vacancy exits.
The State Committee will be in session in the
reception room of the Hall mt nine o'clock on the
morning of the Convention for the purpose of
gates, Ia order to participate in the Convention,
must lie elt ctcd subsequent to the date OF the
call for this Convention.
Conf ontei "a we are, by the attempt OF the
Democratic party in Congress to destroy the IN.
dustries, 10 PROSTATE the agricultural interests
OF the Country and to degrade labor by prevent
ing the aborer receiving his just ward invite
political differences, who desire to protest against
this destructive policy of the Dem cratic party
who are in favor of maintaining the Protective
IariN, who believe in a sound and honest cur
ronoy, in free popular education, in sccuring
political power to every citizen: in promotion of
the cause of temp, rauce. in just and equal tax
alton, in all measures for the encouragement and
defence of American interests at home and
abroad; and in an economical and efficient admin
stration of State affairs, to unite with the Re
publicans In the selection o: delegates to this Con
vcntion.
Per order. Republican State Committee.
i. +. SouruARD, j. II. MANLEY,
Secretary. Chairman.
AUGUSTA, Maine, April srd, ls9i.