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The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1895-08-06
Tour to the North via Pennsylvania Raj
road-The Last of the Season

Tour to the North via Pennsylvania Rail
road-The Last of the Season.
| The last of the Pennsylvania Railroad
Company's personally tours tC
the North will leave on August 20.
These tours traverse more than seven
teen hundred miles of the most magnifi
cent country, and participant IN the las
tour, an extensive traveller, states that in
his experience he has found no other
tours of equal distance so replete in points
of genuine interest, every one of which is
in itself well worth the trip. The stop al
Quebec new feature, added greatly Ia
the success of the last tour.
The names of the places to be visited
are familiar to all and suggestive of won
derland. No matter how much may be
expected one cannot be disappointed in
Watkins Glen. Niagara Falls, Thousand
Islands. Quebec. Montreal. Au Sable
Chasm, Lakes Champlain and George,
Saratoga, or the Highlands of the Hudson
The round-trip rate of 500 from New
York, Brooklyn, Newark, Trenton. Phila-
delphia, Harrisburg, Baltimore and Wash
ington will cover all necessary expenses
during the time absent. A beautiful de.
scriptive itinerary can be procured from
the tourist department of the Pennsyl
vania Railroad. 1896 Broadway. New
York, or Room AL, Broad Street Station,
| PHILADELPHIA.
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NOT A CATALOGUE.

This enumeration touches
the leading lines Of Furniture
only, and is merely intended
to call attention to the great
occasion. A deliberate and
thoughtful examination of the
goods is needed to give cor
rect idea of their beauty, va
riety and cheapness.
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Stone Lime.

can furnish the best quality of lime
both run of Kiln" and Fine" promptly
at all seasons of the year. If you wan
your lime to arrive on time send me {
trial order. 80 pounds to the buehel
weight and quality guaranteed. Georg,
M. Wells, Moorestown.
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READING MATTER
FOR VACATION TIME.

Munsey's, Godey's, Arthur's,
Peterson's, Metropolitan, Gal
axy andthe Cosmopolitan. Only
Ioc each. Many people still
prefer Harper's, Century, or
Scribner's, although higher in
price.
The contents of Household
News, Ladies' Home Journal,
Home Queen and Harper's Ba-
zaar, are specially interesting to
ladies', while the Delineator, Art
de La Mode, the French Dress
maker, Toilettes, and Bon Ton
give valuable hints on the veXa-
tious question of what to wear
and how to wear it,
L. C. JAMISON,
YsM. c. A. Building.
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ODD LOTS
AT REDUCED PRICES.


Babies Caps, 4oc. reduced to
25c; $I.oo, reduced to soc.
Ladies' Shirt Waists, 75c, re-
duced to soc; $I.25, reduced to
$I.oo.
Children's Dresses. $I,oo and
$I.25, reduced to soc.
A fair assortment of sizes left
yet.
Remnants of summer dress
goods at half price.
BARCKLoW & BUssoM,
SO Main Street.
n Tvs
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1895-08-06

THERE SCENE to be considerable anx-
iety on the part of some of the candidates
to know whether Assemblyman George
Wildes intends to enter the contest for
nomination. A declaration of his inten-
tions would be great relief to them, as
they would be in better position to lay
their plans. MoorestoaOn Republican.
There should not be any anxiety what
eyer on this score. Assemblyman Wildes
will undoubtedly be accorded renomina-
ton and there should not be any thoughts
of contest 30 far as he is concerned. His
services to the county have been of such
value that the people cannot afford to
make a yearling of him. His record In the
Assembly has been creditable and with bis
experience of last winter be is in a posi-
ton to be still more efficient next year
Assemblyman Wildes is entitled to q
unanimous denomination.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1895-08-06
Home Comfort Steel Range.
Wrought Iron Range Co.

ct. LOUIS, MO-
FOUNDED 1864. PAID UP CAPITAL 81, 200, 0O0
NOW LOCATED AT LUMBERTON.
This range is sold from wagons only by our
travelling salesman who comes to us with the
best of references See what the people OF
Burlington county who are using this range
have TO say.
conference.-the Home Comfort Range we
purchased from your salesman is doing the
work to perfection and does everything that
you claim for it. The saving of fuel and the
regulation of heat is a wonder. The reser-
voir furnishes hot water at all times without
any additional fuel which is very handy. Ii
is the most perfect baker that we ever bad in
our house. We would not take twice the
price OF the range and DO without it if we
could not get another one like it. Get one
and be convinced. Signed by
Joseph H. Pew and wife. Mount Holly,
Frank b. Warner,
ElwOod Shinn, JObstOWn,
Mrs. Douglass Stackhouse, Pointville,
William 81. Boyd, Charleston,
William W. ScattergoOd. Rancocas,
Joseph Engle and wife, Lumberton,
Ezra C. Engle, DR., and wife, Masonville,
Stokes Prickett and wife, Lumberton,
George W. Thorn and wife, Mount Laurel,
George III. Bakely and wife, Vincentown.
p. r. Kirkbride and wife, Marion,
Henry A. Greifzue, Mount Holly.
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WoRKMEN who are on strike or whq
are threatening to strike on account oil
disagreement with their employers about
wages should carefully consider the mat
ter in all its phases before taking decis-
i've step. Possibly the wages they are re-
ceiving are not as much as they think
they deserve. or in fact as much as they
really do deserve, but this is poor time
to attempt to get an increase by intimida
ton and violence. The country is just
recovering from severe depression, in
which all classes have suffered. The
clouds are just beginning to clear away,
but series OF strikes will cause them tc
again gather quickly, and the improve.
ment that is gradually but surely going or
will cease. 1t is fact beyond question
that the past few months have witnessed
a change for the better. Wages have
been voluntarily increased, showing thai
employers are willing to share every item
of prosperity with their employees. Thil
should be sufficient evidence to working
men that patience and forebearance viii
bring them what they seek, while vic
lence will produce exactly the opposite
effect.
In THE DESIRE to secure acceptable can
didates for the high Offices on the count,
Republican ticket, the Office of Audito
must not be overlooked, for, while i
may not be considered as high as othe
positions, it certainly is very importan
one. Samuel A. Atkinson, who has &C
ceptably fulfilled the duties of the Audi
tors Office, has entered the contest TO
Judge, hence there will be vacancy il
the position he now occupies. Thus far
three gentlemen have announced them
selves as willing to accept the place
Joseph S. Gibson served the count,
prior to Mr.. Atklnson's incumbency
Edward S. Troth is the present Town
ship Clerk of Northampton. J. Free
Kiner is shoe manufacturer, and ha
never held any Office. He is well knowr
all over the county, being an activ,
member of the Order of American Me
chanics, and other societies. All thret
gentlemen are perfectly qualified for tn,
position. Mr.. Kiner is the last to entel
the field, although he has had the mat
ter under consideration for some time
having been solicited to seek the nom
nation by many friends, from all part
of the county.
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MARRIED..
DIED.

SoHENcK-SHREvE.-July ID, at Columbus by
Rev. IL. X. Hall, Van Lew Schenck and Nela
Florence Shreve, both of Mount Holly.
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THE MARKETS.

Mount Holly dealers are paying for calves
SC sheep, $3@$3.5O; lambs, ss@$4 per head;
fowls, 9@l0c: old pigeons, 14c; squads, from
$3.50 to $40 per dozen.
PHILADELPHIA, July p, 1895.
Reported up to IL O'Clock, by DE Haven q
Townsend, Bankers, No. 42S Chestnut Street,
Philadelphia Stocks bought and sold, either
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George c. HeaViIand'S,
price list for this week of
FISH and OYSTERS

Cor. Washington and King SITS.
Nice Sea Bass, 10c per Id.
Bluefsh, I0c I"
Weakfish, 1Oc
White Catfish, 13c. lb.o or ID. for 25c
Porgies, Sc per Id.
F." Crokers, Sc
T" Founders, Sc Z"
HOLSTERS and hard and soft shelled crabs,
per order.
CLANS, 6Oc. per hundred, opened; SOC. in
shell.
Little Necks, 75c per 100; on halfshell
81 per 100.
Try our fine salt oysters, frying SOC. to 81
per 100
Try our fine salt oysters, stewing SOC. to
Zoe. per 100.
All fish cleaned and delivered, free Of
charge, at any time of the day, ready for
the pan.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1895-08-06

The variety affords a match
to nearly everysstyle of Bed
Room Suit.
20 patterns in Antique Oak, 50 to eo5.
IL patterns in Mahogany, $40 to 500.
II patterns in Birch, slb to s65.
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PARLOR SUITS

PARLOR SUITS
Six Hundred Suits In every
popular SOFT Of wood and ele-
giant style Of form, finish and
covering. pI2.5o to $500.
CHINA cLOiETS
Seventy patterns in Antique
Oak, $40 to$2oo; twenty pat
terms in Mahogany, $50 to
sos.
EXTENSION DUNG TABLES
The prices are from IS to
$I25, and the stock Of sixteen
hundred affords a selection
that will meet every demand
of use or fancy
BOOK CASES
40 patterns in Antique Oak, IS to 500.
IS patterns in Mahogany, sl6 to $40.
80 patterns in Birch, $3.50 to $4S.
Library Tables. Desks and
Chairs to match many of these
Book Cases to make COM
plete Library Suits.
CHIFFONIERs
A great assortment, that
will afford a match to almost
every style Of Bed Room Suit.
40 patterns in Antique Oak, IS to ssS
IS patterns In Mahogany, $40 to 500.
70 patterns in Birch. s. to No.
WARDROBES
The variety affords a match
to nearly everysstyle of Bed
Room Suit.
On ~s,A%o.,,,, 4, Ax%to,,n nolx 60 II, AJAX
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BOOK CASES
CHIFFONIERS

A great assortment, that
will afford a match to almost
every style Of Bed Room Suit.
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1895-08-06

THOMAS MAY PIERCE, A. M, PHI. D.
Founder and Principal
The Mount Holly news. [volume] (Mount Holly, Burlington Co., N.J.) 1891-1942, 1895-08-06

s9 patterns in Antique Oak $40 to $1S6.
IS patterns in Mahogany, $S5 to $500.
81 patterns in Birch, $40 to 800.
IA patterns in Maple, S43 to 1928.
9patterns In Walnut, $50 to sos.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-03-07

Rullenl les, oue OF the women whom 1t
had long regat ded with exceptional at
feotiou and respect Sunday morning 10
the death Of Mrs. WIlli,m Barn s at the
Brock house, where she bad lived for
some time Sh was taken sick February
Is With capillary bronchitis, and this dlsI
ease, With the weight Of her four score
years brought tho end Her sickness was
at times disttessir gIy painful, and desth
came peacefully at 1918 o'clock Sunday
morning
Mary Boardmsn (Psg Barnes was
orr ID Rutland August 6. 1914, icing
the eldest Of II children Of william and
Cyl,li, (Hickook) Pogs Two childreu
were born to William Page by former
wife, 40 thst she became oae Of family OF
- children. She marie William BAN =
~ 1850, ADD lived With him Oh the Rur
land + rm low owned by Edgar Davis
bout l3 ears Mr. Barnes thea moved
10 PItu 70 d, where he Gid about 1868,
Alter bus death Mrs Biru,s lived 10 Map
curst,r tori vhll~, after " h'oh she came
70 Kdtand, where she passed the rest OF
hrt d,!s,
Mr Barnes had 10 been prominent
agure among member Of the families BE-
peIag TO Rutland before the DAYS Of is
md ~ growth. Addel to charming
.ocls qualities she bad = s'rous and active
.ulli Tor the world Of affairs aud up TO
the Is,t took . keen interest 10 current
,ytuts. with vide and Co.tt4lt reading
ruluibg ell through from local politics to
t1r al ,irs OF ustloDs. She noed the Con
.re.a'iln.l church here IN 1884 and had
for some time been the o'd,s, in member
ship u any person couoec'ed with thst
Organization. Ste was slssys sn sctive
AID faithful menuert tstiu3 especial II
terest in the wotk Of IorrIgu ni,5'ons.
Her only child s,rsb F., tu.vi7es her.
OF her brothers sui ,Isi,r only one, Mrs.
IS. .. WiusIos II P,n,iord is living
I .ree.oiher memb,ts oftle 'stn ly, Gov.
u. B. Page, Mis- Is HoI.i,l,r ard Mr.,
Newton Kellogg, lsvr died ID In lNud 49,
Rutland Hrrld
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-03-07
STATE NlWs

The neat ttutul u,t'ti o. V rmout
State Futuel's ~ oeis.t, O. All be bed
ST Far Haven Jolly 4 no %. P.iIes
amounting to $3.50 40 be- arr,d f.r bose
aees, hand eue,be SID Oh aud sddtr
contests.
A peculiar FAD ev,ll T. tss cent dssih
=, Montpelier Of Mr. sod Mr. Sidney VII
ley. They vere btu ,.cE arb Tu,uuo
uia aud Mr.. Wiley dle 90 saturday al
terpoon. The Is he, husband followed
her lea hogs lstet tuutg Saturday
nisht. A double TO- Drslsas led Tues
dsv allell0-a.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-03-07

Are you sohtriug sirb apy de zee
~hleh ~ usfe ycor lie uis, rabls. Do
vra - thu, Hs8tl-s Mietrhs Killer
sultL. !ru. t'l'ty
Nc Nn FAEsUE Agstt,
iS0m. Maple Hill. Manchester y pot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-03-07

Mrr Btorty Of l. 81 rel lie c"Tlug
Tor Mts q. ". .tr,rtl
Mrs. II n Wiuilms Of b, nntustou
is vlsIung relsu,e- 90 Town.
Harry sh,lJ d ..d bis sister Bessie
Of Tuy. \. / ue trerdtR few days
ia Dors.t
Mics L Louise Sykes is sreudius a
week cfI~ With b .I.trr Mis-. CbrIds,
10 Nrs York.
-Tlcrp aas ccmuuuloo service last
Sunday at which our Pa tor gave us
Icellrut discourse
The school eILIltiou, Monday tyen
successful event and chow
ed careful pfepsrstI,u On the pDIt OF the
pupIs aud II uch psils taking care on the
psrt OF tue teach, rs There sGs foil
house, some coming from ont Of losn,and
all sreapl, ppPreciit. d the exercises Which
CONSISTED f rtc,ieiIott, dnlcercs, essays
music sLd tatlebux Tie little i'lss VIII
long remember the occssIon
The last sociable, at the Washington
Hotel was very largely attended and, as
usual at that place. was very pleasant The
social malta, to winch We alluded Last
week. still cuutiLuts. The vhul Of fIi
cl,ement is 20 iLttute thst pee pie, gong
to their vora, take ploDe setch' com
tanning their best clothes, so as to be pre-
pared fer the uumelons invites that sre
liable to come 1t ail hours oil the day
The rush Is 30 great thtt dtul tlets there
vii be breakfast parties 10 the near IN
ture. There was feeling Of saduess at
the toclsbIe knowing It would be the lasl
given by The present owuets al that place
as We are informed the hotel will pass mi
to other hands. II the rev corners make
as many friends as Mr.. bLd Mrs. Baker
and Mr. and Mrs Sheldon have done they
may count them selv fortunate,
The ink is hardly dry from recording
one tea psrty before smother comes. %
Monday night Mrs Gorge AMI Mrs.
Charles WlIliams, assisted by their young
sister, Mrs. Henry Williams from BnrlIng
ton gave very pleasant entertainment to
about rs Of their irie- Dc, at the residence
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-03-07


II, Juliof buIilItT meets with Mts
Mary hold %, Saturday Afternoon.
Mrs. KaIph Smith died on Tuesday
Of lsst prek alter an iilDess Of only three
days
Tterr is mnch illness 10 town, mostly
Of the gr.p ssriely, and some ere quite
serIousll llJ
TIE 5 .se Superintendent Of Ednca'
ton Lss cslDrd NE ting Of the school
Directors sud Superiutendents OF the
towns Of Il j, County at tho town hall here
on Tuesday, Apul u at 10 a IN. to consid
or the ysrlaus q1eslions in regard to the
sdopu, % Of school books, THIS will be
AZ imIo,ttnt meeting and every town
should be Represented by one OF more OF
It's bard.
Town ,Gio Is Moderator, J X Batch
elder; Tow Cl,rk, George b Holden;
Trts,ur,r, c Woodwork; Sci ct Men,
NJ II Dining, b G Barney, Charles h
Buck. Oursrcr Of Poor, NJ Convey Lis
terr. Seymour Hand, John Conroy, James
F NlIhem,, 1t Constable, H S Wilson
2od Constable aud Collector, L d Stone,
School Director, L b Graves; Town Agent
0 NJ Barber; Audi'oH, NJ Barber, q Ii
You >. A h Juison Road Comm lssiouer,
NJ + kulAn. Grand Jurors, + n Garfield,
Il & Mckee, D G Barney, Tax voted %
.or, the dollar grand list.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1895-03-07

Nttl.as IetNstt 10 bfut alter =
ssrreuisl fesu g trlad At West ka'
pert
-- or dpun3a terltty sEg EfeprrHs 10
bfas oat the r,sy, The Ma INN
Name
The rscoll dopsllon vts not largely
attended owlhs tie ihs slgfm At the tim.
Ttase ~bo cd stitnd bsd pleasant
lGe
-pt FIsp5rc,n we recent called to
.uspd JOHN Gfcvr Of WsIdsboro, vbo'
utile uuupg biz grandfather, cut be
Lara very badly with AZ ale, cutting oa
same Of the bules
TEEy
--Jo,bas Coraut snd family Of Gniiou
are yuiuug Al RoJrey Bohys
w. J. Faub,m sud daughters SIC
Wishing fneu3s ID Manchester ADD Arhus
too
-Mrs N J Hspeood i. spending sty.
etsI veeks uitb r,isu,es 10 Esstop, Pa,
ADD yttfd friends 10 Ioautbeud 90 The
way
Miss Eva whitney, Mabel smouds
aud petrl LakiB are attending @. n WY
msus school 10 JsmStca
Nj. Herman Liucou, former resn
dept Of his place. died ct her home 10
swtnsey, n. H., last week
b advice Of the state superiDtenieIt
the teachers from tbis town, LsndgfoVe
sud WiuhsiI viii attend the examination
to be b,l At South Loudondefry, March
Y, thus dlspeDslpg with one sprirs e1I
amluatI00.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-01

gsnet Morsen rar ban bsmurelis reHi uoen at fps 5orueI, os
6ra ron Stierlins fs CT greu, Tom rpiisnee Orb meooeIte.
bcEbs. at en- eruicm tunliuIo Stjobne for eus req BAN fo
beness She. cs at ban tneo tnuft 8 srie muatie uuuore eipss
peien olene.
Saa inoirni ban en- Dag isien qaieripalt; men bans
Naoor bapes libn GIGbs al BAN. Saa bauoe enonu life
inGei nossn Sons. os bun ,ieubts BAN fnapt isien, iaa trii
Os ~tansinOis par ban bIeueu.
On Dag tort efsr fin 9ientomft ioO ban bag Often %
iolsts Sirsmpsr til en- soo Suuoe. gluOisIis bsu SutifOes
rem rsuei bani9 op. San guitsbe at pare iunfsn Sorosn,
t9i TOR BAN fob 5ru uOu StierIins.
utoauss firrsoe ban pea bsnoe men bun ouerbobsoe BAN
lite nteo Dab og 6orast, ni, bun itratts bsgse Sancer uo
mon BAN, uoIteste ct Tibet SubeIitris os it Suarsr Sinsns.
"onr js9 lem isien? ioar ies Dem enbeis isien?" uobrso
bun, ea De par bIeune uIsne. "Ge bsbsper life at rsn,ms for
mig. @uoifeIov, at De lite er "Sr. pom 9ubsmann". lite
ben fornsnme Serrs, js autos Dem for. Seq er 10 better
life nnest - tno en- @uuernaute. De tos fell at mig, Os
leg bauoe lite WfOO til at ubriue Dem al 9res 9ilofareIie,
oa iss par bansc for at MITE Dem. aa 2s femme Rennsite,
bporfo reHte 0c ubsu at ii9e 6arpsI?"
Snaleoes Iso bet meQsm Cater og Graab, Suuben %
Strsnpsrns par sIemts, os ct lptfegisl 9anr Iaa binanosns
Qrme.
De bapbe besse al iumms grunb ipiIet aomsOie for bins
aRoen. Welanie StterIing bolot Sr. Sublsman for en- iors
mem Ssrre, LEGION ban beEoe for en- iornsn Dame, % be
tanoe lite nooitaa 0~riftelien til at IaOe biuanosn bHue
gtIOiarsIien. Ga bun mootos 6eroinanbs gifeoSbrep, fais
tsoe bun itrar ben Vefutnirs at ~eiteripore, bulfen 9rum
StlGbne Der breu BAN til bette Sfribt; tbi paa bans Slars
Iisbeo par bun filter. Sun fuIste efter BAN til YaiepaIt os
bpiIeoe lite, for bun bauce opoaget bans Ssn,uteIigbeo, buils
ftt ben lille gp lite iulot meget p~aniteIigt.
Gaa Tiger eiter boIotss ct muntert grpQup, og ST.. Ga
5ra aubIemann bIsu Osiua uOsn sostsoipIom ct lpttelist
Oar.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-01

ssusueunm.. ION Nnres afbAost Der, err N nunerns bsarmet Waiane efern u8t
HonrnSe wppel iom "New Home" epmannen mS 3desnelr az ae ogHcs sos %
az M hens bmloe Gunnob r Ser er til gPaHinens sbe gsenfober fpei
the Sorbecrnaer, iom npOpeubHus maa 8Dre Den til N Natne al 18TH &aSrj
On Of be rprne Tprbse, ga pm err tuet etr "New Home" aRaftnet err ben at OeH
oier ct Positive Feed, ipt Der life bebgpes nogeu GGr eaer Sptus tor at taa MafnF
til at arbeOs. gu oupen bem9 1OrbeoruI ion mart oi blce paaNlpnnef az en90e3
iom bnnterG pmafren s feed, Der r iuutresto frmret at ben faH b9oes % lGntei
uo Sdap al en Gupel Suortntua, uoeu at tomme Srpreie mot the feed dog. Set
oamle gRoope at rauiee beuue Sles gRnNIne paL peo SiGlp al Struer lom tar9oUOp
the feed dog til the feed bar, bar aho meoigrt ganfeabeeer tt oerom bet lie bs
mo Wsaatobp, uoe the feed dog snhn ranms 5ur eur sasfben Of Haact
paoen eur p9aa pme the feed bNe ujGun !
Ser r brust mssu Smtu pb apufrattcnen al 'SnwenmT', os fun MatH1aIs ~
bbne Shas r bcpen ouuupt &onfrutipun r TmpeL % StnHerne er ta % NJ.
bpassist tupastoe % Of bsoFe &oalust aeGfhnen arbeoer pafcr let % nSfsn lpost
Iaatbnneu er rum, rsO SesuutpreeHt (adjustable bearfnge pahet nsO6 t
buutt atur mere eo almiubeMg Grbbarbo, % buprueo Naaebarreu btuer rtauo til
lGnoee 2b ta rbeOs uOu Ollie uMn at IbeS Nar Stptden sar frbt MaaIen %
aennent 9sHen, e SucrnaaOeu Hap. bullet 8pt at ben nIbrtg fan braHfs. WaItnrn
topr fla tp bame ppre % nepre 3raab, % urbdper uutcmatHt uoen Senipr til let
eMr iuRrt QrbGoe
1Susueuneu" bruger bcbbelt 5mao o9 luer lock stitch. Zen ere 5raao tsres he
ira Sppkn uoeu at trades eruucm ct euer Here Suaer fr ben mar saaeSet StprAsn
rGbr fig fp; ben ian trGoes tgRgre % erkt at fOrtua. Raatsn e selfsetdng, % tau
aHaa life iGnes telusfg
@se hnmt stna rGNss beaas Sraaoe it ianmsn o. Laiss M0tsn al gget %
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-01
q. DEBORAH. IOWA.

SEQ Tan notnle on S1maiiincn "Suspep
men," al bet lite er operorepent, bpao be-
ltaar ! AnbsiaImscrne for cen. Zen er iulo
lai 600 ION rogen 800 3olars Mlaitlus
5rastsl.bo Sbcooor Vpaaaro, 9tlels
piue, MINI
Win gIenirg ON Gnmatineu "Suspsn.
men" CT. at Den ! eutper Seuiesuoe er iaa
600, ION man Ian pnite ia en- Waiiine.
Sraaieu sisp S9:l1. slneuit Sobnion,
SpntaltiIien "Slspeunen," loia len mpbtpe
! va Wanneo, or ooer al Eorpentuino "a
MOT lou 600. ON lille beore END re as eIei
80 Dollars Nealtiucr. ipm garnterne reiie,
rlnot % lrlser. 5rn9ten pnr 90 Gents.
Sen Senfem, Sinie grpps @sbraita.
Decorah-posten., 1895-11-01

Set or III en- Waoneb. Ioen ies mootog
Snnialttnen "Susuenuen," % ri bar prppei
ben. Wiiu Sultru Tiger. al ben arteioer ND
mrrtet, % ri er pe,tlirees me0 ben. 6ra9t
Sl.g5. sioert :. Slaa, @bererompf,
y. Sat.
Spmaitinen 4Suspeunen1 ipm ies erbpIot
lom Yr9mle neo "zeeorab.Yphen" | SunJ
ton ie8 trnat anbela!e. Siag en- 60 Gents.
Wrs. q. Statnsp, G6lppewa 6aaA
@Iseoniin.
Den niooiasne Spmaitine "Suspennen" e.
ole Nlaaosr til Dor 3~ilirebsbsc, bporipr ui
Tan a%nbetale ben iii Nle. Mlt Seru' 90
Srrarbsioe CT mutt iorarbeibet % imuit 20.
ieret' Zen er en- Truo for ct GUS. 5rngtea
Az Gents. ". xarion, Clinton Sopa,