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Decorah-posten., 1895-07-16

Np Solbbobbpgnins iSrunbbjem.
Gn Igt. Irupoiitipn fo~rcIluur bepilset
1000 &r. til &aabesgnSetfe al gronos
hjen,s npe Splotoobrsnirg, Der ifal
upisres eiter Irfiteft 3orums 8tau.
Sp9uinsen er / bet belle beresuet at
futile fclte 2O5, 500 SIR.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-16

Guifes. - 6apHslo. Dodge Co.,
~ 9fuH, er Steoet for en- ouelia Sfc.
ma1er meo eHoel aoutantsr. Cor nRrnerc
Undertaking. tiiiiriu Sobu Slesianl gor
SO. SapiieIo, YPtnu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-16
.artn tilialas.-32O Nrres be.

G.arn tiliaigs.-320 Gcres be.
y ll9geuoe I Deeorab 5utuuibip. Sec. "a.
3 NtIi SBogii ira Gecornb yaa 6raatpile
&eieH, tlsnol iom 9ortel SauIen iSarmer.
giiHoit 100 Gcres unoer BIO geu, aeitIaia
Siop, gooi &au0, baabe SEgno uteo Sluo.
utgle Of soo &nHoipriua. CODE Buguiuasr.
itor' Wurieusbus. 900 S~taIobpauiuaer on
goot @rnuaro. carmen sr soot inogiereet.
Sarmen fan irlaes uuoer Ct eler oeluis.
Iigelsoes to 9otler / Sauisus aoeiticu.
@fii Teeorab. Nau hsnpsueer fa til Sohn
pesa. 9eeOrah Soma. G, 3. S0bnion on.
piier. 764l
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-16

StstaHa a. sllfast1isus bssp;a isr taoss
gsase S'a5i % ScEass, at sd btsaltes SAB 1 ia Giss
som a. bsFi.a0s pgg tess lla; Ssa gssHs1 Oliver.
rams Oass paE 10, HiHse men false al Es9asisg Ga
Brett. Sar ssss sen else Saai o. bsgrsvssrs BEN use,
! Aay 4 4Saansssg o. 7G5sl ssmmt-
psit oar ~ siifsi, egst CO VI iagHsi!
Ch ptslzRs. cid esslaas.
CsRan, 9ssa.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-16
yeoeOags 9enlRggelie til Soften.

som beilenot itjaeOe StOrtbin9et iiiur
en- anmOonins til GesieriHscu ON at
tase unotr 0usrueielie of beulaaoe
SeoeOa9 til en- Speroas OH 6giten.
Slrteoepartcmentet lar / ben Gnlebs
'i'ng inobent't uotaleIier berom ira
WSeni8beosmGoer inocu Sc entelte
SO9ne / &reIesietbenc us al greItcrne
% Siitpperue.
Get ices, at 9S4 Ieni8Geo8mpoer
rneO 62,244 Stemmer bar uOtalt Tia
Ior SepeOaSs Sibcbutoclie paa bcns
rluoarenoe SLABS, msbens fun p Mp.
Der meo 2,191 Gtemmcr bar anbeialst
osHs 6lpinins eIer SpbGuelie. 9rss
Itcrne ps Siitoperne bar i oucrosisnoe
0rao iraranoet enbuer 6~ornnorina
Inn TO SreItcr bar ertlGret, at Be life
bar rogct moo SeOeoass Niitafelic.
APP gienI8beOsmpoer % 5000 Stems
n'er bar uotalt fig for Snoforelie al en-
tIrteli9 9oItieit, buffet omtrert FAINT.
lise Ereiter paiaa bar nnbcialct.
geoeeas oplpie8 at baue upret ieIts
li96OIot Der Sirte belt iioen 8eiurmas
tlouens S~noigrelie ipm eli prUteitantilt
9rnneoa8, Der or traaOt i Gteoct for
De ira CANNED 9io bibrgranoe tut6ulIte
"Gan8oa8e". Otter / lar9ere Sip at
buoe uHret en- bGoObuuoen 6c0iaone
bIeu ben iaitiIaaet peo en- 6ururoning
/ 1856.
Separtemeutet iinoer eitsr be inSs
benteoe llotalelier life @runo iii at
trGfe no9eniOmbelit 6oranorinSer me0
6eniDn til 8eoeong, men pil bare lin
0pmHrtiombeo rettet paa Snofprelien
al Ell iGrititt tirtsli9 SOtfeieit um
Soften.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-16

gesaaarasH - NiH H0-s Jssas Ole IsnsHfsH
ai3t sts SsssH ttH Ste Salt tittr 9 gsrs egsGis5,s.
zsH ass fa ainss iuIss 1'stsisss. Gt Rshs Isaa
IL Ben REamgtanialo. 9aa sar issi ben 2lss agr ,
is3I 1 9srs. Ealsrs. TON I'll amt:i,l { is7I "a BE-
isus "a pe Si9sT gate. Eorib Go. 1swa. pau sit4s
isst So 10 ssva, i5m mo mis tisrasr Tstsi al en-
TEX GaseT. % gHt. q sst sauimst. e isr 3 aar Fsm
Vausui iosus q! GH 5sdsE. Stss nts bans Gi.gl
eaEi Gssrseaitsr EsfssarssH.
enr.r .,ir Eaua.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-16
0eltcmarfcbet paa 2Groalscrcn.

0eitemarfebet paa 2Gronlscreu.
Ger bar fremmpot Ell Mansoe Snlsss
Opr, men Hriierne bplbtes life beitps
miuore nOtiaa itiue, iiar DC iprite Gage.
Sauoelen bar bog saaet raft fra
Saanben, ba mango &jpbere bar inbs
iauoet zig. IlminOcligs 5jorobelte bar
Orret betalt meb ira $50 til $50 9r.;
itcrre Seite meb 400 9rpner os pel
iaa oct.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-16
SnbenIanplf Snam.

SnbenlanbIf Saau. 8 Stortbins
get reierereoes ben 25Oc SUM- ct 5ors
flag al Steen, Siuert 9tielien NJ. Il. ON
9ptaselie al et inoenlanoit Statslaan
paa II Ntiuioner Ser. til 6pripnrss
piemec. 6prila9ct beIlittepes beuoiit
til wlilitGrs % Suosetucpalsct / Sprs
enilto.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-16
Vait 0tcuoo ~.
filiaiaS efler tiaeie.
,rpm9rfet warm til5afaS..

~ go acre5 / Waoiiou Eotunlbtp. Z gil
ira gccorab ca 8 Ntl ira stioaetpaa, meo 40
Qcres sfoo ~ gttl ira Saruen. Turs
i~tsn5bp1nin1 800 4aoe. @ranarp % andre
Smproumenis, aoot rtnoenneBano, Q Brsnoe
Ga 400 giuomgae. gIt ~inosieroet. Srl.
ees pna lette BtlIadr. glau beuuenoe ia
I'll &. 81. Batter, 5irit National 8an,,
Tecornh. Sou1. 4Iti.G
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-16
Narm fi(ialoS. Sen betieuote

y Sequjn 6arm C9e0 acresl az g2u /
S1o for SaHccd. Siepens Co., sGIHn., &c
tIlial0s 9aa me9et rinieiioe 8iltaar. Ger
or 600 Gcre3 uu0er Snrtntna, ct . Gtaees
Saauingsbus l2sx34D meo 10 SRrelier, tx
giaQcs "BarH" 46x110l, @ranarp III
Giale (28x34i. Corn Crib etc. giaeIeoes
Is Acrss Stpu uPr Suiene iamt ct fort
@Eaiture". Gette er en- uomGrtet Braiu
eler Stcd 6arm % fan iGIgss nnoer ct eaer
/ mlnore BARTER. gloa t~tIliripe 6. 6.
8ratrno. Si0ur 5als, 9. 9ai. 70.51
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-16

NufeS.-Guten at ialae eaer %.
- ila en- &~cmpaauon til at pmoanus ct
itprs Creamery S~amiiugsplan TT Separator.
plan. Manoen maa forliaa Smgglaunina
liant bare Spinn meo nlt heRhDrsnoe nj
Grg ameriei. 9iejleftsreuce bebaae at ben.
penoe ig muuotiil eler liriitlis iil@ @lbert,
Barter. z. Salo a. 1685
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-16
Gus tiialas eaer tineie.

~ ct Sus, TO Utager, z gRrelier. 1 Spo
3ecorab. goo 2aos og S~tpsaetrRr, az Got,
btQigt, bpis Danoel tan ite mart.
g9an benpenos il III e. R. Batter, 6irlt
National Bdut 4A.tf.T
TilscloS.-Gp0t rus meo Qabe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-16

Onifes. -ytpsIs Siser til at lere
~ SreismGiius hos DIS VI. Sauisioa.
4o4 SeNericn CT. 9scorah Soma. 76.tiI
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-16

6nlobrDllup feirebes Wunoas ben
22oe Sum- at forbp. Sanoclsmauo g.
S0 % Suitru i grcncbien'. $50 bar /
mango gar Gier af ben ~Iaafalbte 49,
9aarb, Der tranbte i 1878, Us paa bpis
Grunb Irbeioerfcrsuingen MI itanr.
Se9se De Gamle. Der CT benbolbsois
So % rs glar, bar / De iioite Iar pGs
ret Optat / Soipitals itiItelien % er
enonu raife % rgrige.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-16

San: @ilbe De lille rnIfe at 2e
bar en- Manb? gun: Siloe De?
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-16

Ng STRIFE | &ualiuno. &trtetorris
teen bar inbitilet paa, at Der af Splpss
nin9suaienets NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tita
itaaes &ualiuno aommune / Sammer'
f'It Tra1tesielb iom poerlisere Sioras
I'll aoaliunb 8irfes SpfDrelie 1900 Ser.
2l0lisere er beoilset 5000 Ser.
6irmaet 81. 9bams & So. | Trpnb.
Hl'm bar paataset fig Spisrelien efter
en- u~oarbeioet Hlan, bere9net paa en-
Sq8seium al 10000 ar.
WafrelHIfet. Sra SOssenoal Ifri'
pes ben 1Soe SUM-: Matrelfitet bar
saaet ualminbelis baarlis iaar. @eiret
bar paret tibet sunitist men ielu naar
Oct bar p9ret belbist, bar bog life NOS
gen brsoet bet til mere eno 8 a 400
ett. pr. Sfsite, ia enlelte 3atter enos
% blot ct Bar Snes. 5iiferne pil
eaonn boloe paa benne llse os ino /
nate, men ba pil 6iitet uare ilut meS
nelten intet llobptte for 5iiterne, ba
get lille. be bar iaaet pil meogaa til
Noaliter. 5urbaabentlis uil ben forte
40, iOm er isieu til I%iflutuinsen, rette
N0i paa 5Orbuloet. 2ette er bog
A'RNrs i~anbipnlist.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-16

Seq iIses Sai for Snmaiiiueu -Suspsn.
men," &eu er en- gpo Raltius. lem lea or
peliprnplet ueo, SO Gents I Sraet. ciat
e. Yr9fttsfftu, Glad &iper 60aus, aHH.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-16
glores

ottfSfotouptlVBs
Geo. y. SaueitaoS Norssie or: ghor
Soma, Sor47.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-16
Wnit OF TQat.

fspd4 Kroner. 1 Skilling-3 Ore.
/ Marx eller Ort-6o Ore.
Decorah-posten., 1895-07-16

Nurge | Giel. 5or buert al be
9nnoe, Der baooe ienot &rissitibe til
ben tDite &analaubnins, bar en- Iepres
I%sntant for Iresien inobuot til ben
tore aeiiermiobas. @orse bar bet
sneIte 9anb, bpis Hresie blep uoelnttet.
Som @runb bleu ansiuet, at "Sperise
09 Norge bar ct 2ano". De to paa
"SrinS 8aloemar" tillteoeonrcnbe i9rs
li8c Gepreientanter for norlfe Slaoe
lorloo oa Yresieifibet.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-03

club and in the hotels the billiard Ia
bles and the bowling alleys are contin-
uously in use.
imported beer and of Rhine and Noselle
wines; the Spaniard, the vintages Of
Oporto, Here's, Andalusia and the Span
ish mountain VINEYARDS; the American,
the famous distillates of Kentucky
Bourbon and the universally popular
Pennsylvania rye; the Englishman,
Bass and Stout; the happy Scotchman.
the Highland dew; the son of Erin in
variably displays demijohn of potheen
and Jug of rare old Irish whisky; the
Scandinavian offers Swedish punch,
and the Portuguese the delicious but in
sinuating liquors for which Macao has
long been famous. Good cheer prevails
everywhere. Some houses give break
fast parties, luncheons, tifins and
formal dinners; others coufine them
selves to tiflins and dinner parties, but
the humblest provide one meal for
friends and strangers in honor of the
day.
Toward noon messages and kilograms
come in from all quarters of the globe.
The friendly and sociable nature OF the
people i'll the far east leads them to
telegraph the compliments of the day
all along the coast At one moment
you receive Merry Christmas" from
Hong Kong, and the next CHEEKY
God bless you" from Shanghai In
my own case the climax was capped in
Annoy when i received y cablegram
from Philadelphia, from George. C.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-03

Greco. Inc Cnlnese Christian. as wen
as the Buddhist and Taoist, enjoys his
pyrotechnics, his theater, his noisy pro-
cession and his street pageantry.
There was, Of course, a parade
through the principal thoroughfares Of
the city. There were dining and ses-
tivity in the many Christian bones,
and At nighttall thousands of cheap,
but brilliant. paper lanterns illumi-
mated the district all about the cathe-
dral. Festivities were of the merry
Mongolian pattern, the same to-day as
they were forr thousand years ago.
There were pigs roasted whole. some
delicate little sueklings, and others
big Chicago-sized porlers that meas
ured four feet from snout to tail They
were roasted, but roasted in a way
that would give points to the great
restaurants.
They were put whole into large
ovens, where the fire was at first so
hot as to harden the outside skin, and
was then raked down and half smoth-
cred with green wood, so as TO produce
q moderate warmth and an immod-
crate amount of smoke. From time
to time the cook basted the body of
the pig in its own juice, to which he
added the savory sauce and spices
wherein the Celestial finds pleasure.
After hours of patient toll the roast
was complete and the pig was trans
ferred from the oven to an immense
wooden salver.
The cooked pig Is now rich, bright
brown from tip to tip, hard crisp
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-03
pciIuart cOlOr.

brilliant colors.
The children were more gaudily
dressed than their parents, for, in add
dition to their Chinese costumes, nearly
every one wore either cap or a band
around the forehead composed Of bright
silk embossed with brighter needle
work. They were more like French
people than Ike Americans in their
church manners. All Of them smiled
and looked happy.
They evidently regarded it as an &C.
casion of mirth and thanksgiving and
joy, rather than one OF contriticn or
abnegation. Yet they were polite and
decorous- The little ones climbed over
their parents knees or got up IN their
mothers arms; lovers sat holding each
others hands and old men stood or sat
or kneeled, leaning against their sons
1t was everywhere picture OF limo
cent affection and simple faith.
The service over, again the great
chimes rang oct in happy pcals, and
from every corner of the streets around
the cathedral came the noise OF the in
evita bic frecracker and the discord OF
Chinese music The wise Jesuits, in
converting the Chinese, do not insist
upon the latter giving up the HARM
less customs and pastimes OF their race
that do not conflict with the Catholic
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-03
Tn. Corp. wa. In Tn. wr,.s.

A rising young Louisville journalist,
who works on one q the morning pa
pcrs, has a fOnaness for loud clot he's,
which sometimes puts him In peculiar
situations. A few days ago he was sent
70 report the funeral Of an en1insn, d.
vine and appeared al The grave n .
blue suit with pink shirt and Grim
son tic. lie wore no vest, bat bis enor-
nous cane. bright yellow shoes and
broad hat with red, white and bias
band around IL amply supplied the de-
fciency- His appearance created No
little astonishusnt among the sorrosv-
Ing relatives, and the undertaken asked
X he had not made mistake. To tho
credit q the young man IL must - 70
corded that he replied that he had not,
and tina, !. VIA the corpse that had
made an error IA being buried where
lie would hare 20 report the funeral
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-03

their names printed on il in attractive
characters at least FIVE minutes before
they approach in person.
They then appear clothed in dignity
and fine satin, bowling and chin-chining
anywhere from three TO fifteen times.
shaking their own hands convulsively
until you fear that they viii dislocate
their wrists; they take q sap Of wine,
a Whit of a cigarette, say something
or other in their own vernacular. smile
as II in ineffable delight and then,
again bowling and shaking their own
hands, move quietly backward to the
door and away.
The dinner parties close about half
past nine or ten o'clock in the evening,
and then the place is given over 20 the
young unmarried men They make
night hideous like American college
boys in the holiday season They 20
from house 20 house levying liquid
tribute. pulling friends cut Of bed.
tying the he'll rope Of the church high
II the rafters Of the building and filing
the midnight air vita al the old songs
OF Great Britain, America. France and
Germany. EDgAED BEDLoE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-03

into four sections, splitting each sec,
ton into halves Having disposed OF
the stovepipe 10 its liking. tho light
ming went down and tackled the stove.
After denolishing the stove and pound
ing the room and its contents with tho
fragments, the fluid made four round
holes in the carpet, just beneath each
leg OF the stove, and set the carpet ON
fire ct each hole. From the carpet 10
entered the partition wall back OF
where the stove had stood, and slid
down 70 the dashboard, which IL tora
away for Eve feet IL then passed down
into the cellar, where IL struck a crock
Of butter. The crock was broken into
countless fragments, and the buttee
scattered from one end of the cellar to
the other, and from the bottom 70 tho
top.
In the cellar was table on which
were several pans of milk. and beneath
the table was an old chair without any
back The table was found lying on
the char on tho cellar bottom, and
there wasn't leg left between them.
The tables legs and the chairs legs had
Teen taken of close. and ali that could
lie found Of them was splinters in all
parts Of the cellar. The table legs ard
the chair legs must have been sliced of
simultaneously, from the way the tabIs
top was resting 81 the chair bottom
The four milk pans were In their places
on the table. Not drop had been
spilled from them But the milk haA
been turned thick and sour"
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-03
no female Doa was In sight, must pe-set

no female Doa was In sight, must be-set
town to the defective early training Of
Boa Major. The python family, in spite
OF their swallowing whole cows at
once, have not very great appetites.
But, nevertheless, they occasionally
feel the force OF the axiom as to ''va-
riety being the spice of life, and where
they have hitherto been contented with
one cow they sometimes add a donkey
or some other trihe as side dish.
That is how Boa Major. of the Lon
don Zoo" became a cannibaL. A few
days ago, having finished his break
fast, consisting of a plump, well-feath-
cred pigeon, he felt Enthusiastically that
1t was not sufficient. Like Oliver, Of
immortal memory, he wanted MORE"
and stood, as far as he could see, about
as much chance of getting it. Having
been badly brought up, he lost his
temper, which was not improved when
he noticed that his mate had only half
swallowed his pigeon.
He insinuated by attempting to forci-
bly, annex the other half that he would
like bit and Boa Minor refused, as he
felt hungry as well. What followed is
a mystery, as the keeper was absent at
tending TO the other animals. On his
return the smaller snake had appar-
emily stepped out for mornings con-
stitutional, the only occupant of the
case being Boa Major, quietly slumber-
ing with, as was subsequently discov-
cred. the other fellow inside. How he
killed him in the absence OF anything
by which to obtain any leverage to use
his strength is n mystery and it is hard
" possible that number two allowed
himself to be swallowed alive.
The only sign OF the trouble was the
increased bulk of the victorious animal.
He showed no signs of remorse nor APP
parently of indigestion. He became
very sleepy and the only result, accord
ing to the keeper, viii be that he will
not require TO be fed for the next six
months.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-03
TT STRIKES THRICE
Electricity Cuts Queer Capers m q
New York Farmhouse
Extraordinary Prsnks Played BY Thrso
Bolts In Farmer Axtelrs Cozy Resi-
dcnce-Stove Blown Into
Hundred Pieces.

"They have queer lightning up n
CheInung county said New Yorker
Just back from vacation tour IN tie
southern tier. to New York Sun ~
porter. ''They either have queer
lightning or they have eccentric ways
OF telling about it. This is what they
told re at uorseheads about the freass
Of some lightning in the town of Cat
lin. at the farmhouse of one Henry Az
tell.
while terrific thunderstorm WAS
passing, the family of Farmer Axteu
were IN the sitting-roon- Fc- some
reason, the big base-burner stove had
not been taken down this summer. Tho
pipe ran up through the ceiling into .
bedroom, where IL entered the Chin
ney. Suddenly the sitting-room wss
flled with binding flash of ighA-s
and the big base-burner Few into q
hundred pieces.
THE inmates OF the house were ssiU
running about in panic from the ex>
element, when another bolt struck thu
building. This was more than the
family could stand, and they rushed
ouS aAiN SVUS II NSAuSc 1t tAo uou>c oS
q neighbor. They noticed that the
roof of their house was in terrible con-
fusion, and that only half of the Chin
ney was standing. They had scarcely
got into the neighbours house when a
third bolt descended and demolished
the remaining hall of the chimney.
The lightning jumped from the CHM
ney To the cave trough, which 10 fol-
lowed TO .he end Of the roof. Then 10
leapcd 10 a corner OF the woodhouse,
tearing of part of the roof, and. as
was afterward discovered, passing
down through the floor into the
ground. The second shock Of light
ming. the neighbor said, seemed like a
streak of FIRE that ran from the Chin
ney down one side of the roof and tho
side OF the house, and disappeared -
the ground.
1T was the first stroke, though. that
showed just how queer lightning can
be in that part of Chemung county. IL
had started in on the chimney. taking
half the bricks out Of it, and reducing
them to the finest kind of dust Then il
went down through the roof, following
the chimney, until il came to the stove-
pipe leading from the stove in the sit-
ting-roOm- The pipe was picnic for
it, and it promptly divided the pipe
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-03
THE AMERICAN CONSULATE AT AMOY.

Centuries ago they called the pious to
prayer in the suburbs of proud Mad
rid. Their notes were probably heard
by the Saracens before Ferdinand and
Isabella had driven the inidel from
Spain. They had crossed the stormy
Atlantic, ard had made music In the
Aztec capital They have been carried
by the galeons from Mexico to the
Philippine islands
In, Manila they had tolled their
sweet language to monk and friar.
proud conquestador and supplemented
Malay. From the Philippines they
had crossed the China seas and been
raised high in the air in the square
tower of the Annoy cathedral, the old
est temple Of worship devoted to the
Christian religion in China The bells
of Annoy are a fitting symbol of the
land which gave them birth. They
had seen Spain's conquest and expan-
sion: they had witnessed its lethargy
aud decline, and here and now, in the
dawn of the twentieth century, all
their auditors excepting good Padre
CANAL and the young Spanish vice con-
sui were members of alien races
At seven o'clock people began 70
move toward the cathedral From the
narrow lanes and streets of the popu-
lous city came troops of Chinese, clad in
their most brilliant raiment, laughing,
singing and chatting. From The men
of-war and merchant ships came 4
group of sailors and few officers
From the foreign settlement and the
Island of Kulangsu came swift uen-of-
wars gigs. carrying officers of the Gus
toms, members of the consular body
and parties of women and children from
the various European homes
Each gig flew its particular flag.
From the consular boats hoated the
colors of the nationality they repre-
sented. The customs boats flew the
great yellow banner of China with its
blue and green dragon. The boats of
pirate citizens were decorated simply
with the merchant flags of the firms by
whom their owners were employed
There are only three hundred Eu.
ropeans all told in Annoy. OF whom but
a fourth are members of the church.
and these chiefly Portuguese OF this
number not more than sixty attended
mass on Christmas morning. The
cathedral yard was clean and neat and
the building sweet and spotless. terms
which have bu: little meaning IN Amer
lea. but possess profound significance
in land where many OF the streets
fairly reek and where a majority OF the
houses are pig pens
Within the building were the din
light, the great space, the ornaments
ard decorations Of tie walls the
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-03
THE OKLAHOMA MIDGET

The smallest human being ever reaching
the age OF - months, weighing only pounds.
Endorsed by the leading physicians as the
mos. marvellous freak % nature that ever ex-
.sted. Not monStroslty, bur perfect,
healthy, intelligent. playful child. Tries TO
talk, star alone and is in comparison 10 an
average child what a photograph is to the
subject Some of the leading physicians say:
"A marvel in every partlcuIar''-Dr. Shulfz.
McClees.
Incredible until seen. DIR. RentZ.
Zone OF natures miracles DIR. McAdams.
On exhibition at 2i2 North Main street,
ffom ID a. M. to D. IN. and from to 9 p. m.
Laaies and children are especially invited to
see this wonderful mite Admission Q cents.