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Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
Vfnmen | Qros;.

6sl9enoe Io~rngieIIos G.,
l0fnal'a at lai' London T,n%.
giItOppen egaminereo, >, :
@eObjaIpere, Der surteSs a <,S NJ
ben se'itItae stonO. cfter Sr'.
f'eOr,i'l'e Del io8Oe ban til S,n .'|
'gsine Ssrrer, 5 bar me-, S' u:
itanet ben tbeOretite 2er. :. ~,
ls9 lite at ie, boOrOon 3 aaa, NY y. /
f'l'e' Sfs aoar inO i bet r, ,e ~ !
relic % TOreItiasr en- fp9 Moss IVY,
en- f0mmer 8 iaa IND % art,,. 4
lOm ct ipst sO9neborr, Der
5rsIt." '''rlj
Som io9t, iuo slort. 6o,,
afOarO's9eO fi'rnsos fig; MEN s,s'I
Oat'rHs bleO iOrOirrsoe OBEY T.a
'lO'ntece Del Of gramnotion,r
enc GIT ba9om ben nnoen ipo,r y
Tslte Jig Oplnst til at aoa inS 10,
@fter en- stunOs 6orlsb tlE,s
en- INT SrlenOer fig at uare s., ~
9on ln'teOs Op 9Dren % si, irS
Der laa SiitUppsn pao en- e,;,
ct iOrri9fnlot llotrgt / it ggfo,
lanoeren rsmmeos Zig, nrrm,S, =,
os tiltalte BAN ianlunoe:
%, ant6Onn 9(nt5onpl 81,
oaret fulo i9ienl 2ep a,,l
9ritteuane, bu bar, oil brtnoe Si, y
o9 5Ortabelle! 8enb ON fra sin II
Sei, fer bet bliper for tent. 0, 6r,1
Oct Itses, at bette por iSie s,,I
bolot praitit Grom,r
&anoibater. II,
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
9ccDrab % Sntcglt.
Gre goOg'alO / en- 6amilie p0a en-
Ttn 2s1t glarla lsol.


llgt.
Gn 5amilie'i Union Grairie lclva'
hip, gaomatcs Gpuu,n lar itoi,e u5c
Unrrt 5aorOt biemisgt. 5hit oFoG
Mouoeu, &nnrO 6oIuorion, omtrcut
80 aar gammsI, uO3Ie Gage ~ieusre.
Qgroag ben 23os bs., bpoe 6aitrusu
"a bcHoes gto6sr Olive Siuiiino.
Rrs. SalporiOu oboe az. 10 formio'
bag. % WObsren 81. II, ale tire ogoe
al 2uugebetGroelie. Nir. % 0trs.
GaluOr'ou efterIaosr 8 imaa Bern, bet
DngIte fife fulot 3 Mnausoer gamneIi,
bet nEitalots liOt opsr ct Nar % bet
Rloits omtriug 4 aar.
ge8raUelien iauOt Steo paa @lsn'
moOo MsnigbeOs airtsgaarO unosr
~u'aOUnuIie itor 2eItoselie % 9sitioss
Iisbeo.
&so 8e8rapelien / 3~lrsOag2. ba
QfOOcr % 3ntter bleo iteot tlIhojle,
bar en- opermaooe itor WenueItemasie
inmlet peO airtcu. 4atorerue &orn,
BOrgc % aIeuiOro psttO9 / S~srgsguoss
ticueitsu, en- al be melt 9ri6suOe, man
~upgsuiinoe bar bapt / BEN 9tl al
Guuniiet.
Waotte bsrrsu hOIbs i'm beifgts
tenoe 0aano oper Be iman Bern, iom
iaa uUeutet bar mlitst fine Omiorg&s
iuloe JOraIore o. 8soitemoSer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
sra 8oraerfrigen.

Gn officer / lluiOnsarmeen leUtre'
/ "Gittsburs 9ispntd" en- Gpiiooe FRI
Sri9ens 9ib % paaitaar, at BET csos'
fOrn9tcnbe MOb, iom Gfiicsrer cs Sol
batter flyer at uopiie / arig8tilfRlo, tur
er O~poi8telie os blot criiterer i Ouer'
orspre 8eretniuser fra Sla9marten,
~9uert Nar", tiger ban, "fOmmer npt
Grinorin9er ior 9a9en ON Oifjcerer Oq
Sulpater baape i Noros r9 Spoltats'
2lrmecrne mocr 9Orgerfri9en, % altio
bcber set at @eOfommenoe uilte ct bens
iynslet Mob o9 life pibits, buoo 5rpgt
BAR"
San erflnrer oerpan, at mango brape
MGub bar uabent peOtienot fig, at De
bleU Doerli9 bnn9e peb iIers 2eilisbcSer.
9ere3 3opperteo tan /, at De for Stams
StDIo life 8aU efter ipr 5riitelien til at
flDgte / 5arens Stuno.
acknowledgements bapoe ensung
bunnet Jig i Sfpttsrlinjsr, bpor flers
StjGrmDoIltr cIer Smaotrrininger
meo 6ieuoen fauot Steo. "8i bapoe
ltlQet Os Gpiition paa en- 5%orbgiujn9,
Der oanneoe zig paa Ell itor, ilao Strrt.
ming, iortEter ben openfor omtalte
officer. "0eriro bapos vi fri lloIi9t
til ale aanter, % me8et ipGuot Iasts
to9 u 6ienoens 6%remrptning % iaa,
bpOroun Vi 9roopis bleu omrln9et. 5or
eli Mtano al nit temperament mnotte
bette ioraoria9e itHrt llrO."
Com officer % moer 3~nonpoelisu
al Ocme "llro" benuenSte ben unae
Jig til Den fOmmnnoerenoe aaptein Oa
'oreItiaeoe BAN, at 6isnoeus tls9tio
uctRnttc 8eup3elier uUouenoigojproe,
at DC rctircreoe, for bet bar ~forient, pa
DC Hers olIoe bliUe to9ue %tiliouge.
aoptcinen uar DOG liot mere tolos
blOol9 o UitNe life bare paa BET Ore.
%an Otloe bOIoe Stono. Nn, 6lenoen
Tort'otte i'm 6remrDtuina; men cnbnu
par Der Ell lloen Nabning, bpOr set
tllnoe oRre mutI8t at ilippe oieunem,
bUls De life Uiloe 9uo i 5Gloen. Den
un9e officer igIte iiD itrrtt friitet til at
ltlt'e al MOB ottte Guutt / iulot 8aQos;
nln bans StOItbsO o. 4ligtfplelIe til
lo9oe b0m Ct iorbnpe pco line Opers
OroueOr.
GrOnu en- Sang REQ ban oog ben til
BAN c8 lp9te at Ouertole BAN til at
lIp9te; men ioetinmme blcu 9opteincn
rammct oto 6aouoleoost al en- Streli.
ira eli al 6lenoeus @euerer.
9elten ItelteCe, % 3gmmerue falot ueo
paa oen5 3ol5. Den iaorcbe 9optein
var noe al Stamo til meo Den onoeu
9aono at tunne 9ribe 30ilerne, buori.
MOB ban baUoe NonosnRruRrelSe moi
til at fIDn8c Jig iOit til 0eitcus Gina.
latte olebIitteIi8 no o. for aiitep
| raienos 6art - Ipttelt9ui8 / Den Nets
Goor Der cnonu i~anctes cit llo.
gang at Hippo 9lcnuem.
Yet oar 10 min 4li9t at islae min
SptrOrbncoe, "uebbIcp Oificereu piorre.
'o9 bet oar ben melt tiGrtOmne 8liot,
je8 b0uoe mnocr arigen. Sea ipUreoe
min @on8cr % 9oU Den Igllerne, Ga
boooe je9 lnobentet min aoptein.
lommen meo mig en- fort Stunb
Ianot fig uocnior Rinacn % upen.
iOr StuoOioOc.
Den aopoaeriitsrue, iom meo iao
lnota8clier bar for iene i 8euoinoen
III at 'inne lItppe unIrn, btep taane til.
% icnot TIT 2nbcrIonpiae Gri.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29

@aItor s. o~nIrprion meo 5nmills
tom / Ilrsoogs neo ira Winnedpuli8
Tor at beir9s iins JOrRtore, Mtr. %
0irs. 3. 6alUpriOn. 6ou bar / ben
isnere l'o parst ip9elig g oil MI bpjle
no9le Tiger for at itprte i'm 6slbreo.
- 6r. q. .. g}DsliOn al 6armOnp,
Ntiun., cor / Eccprat I~oy3ooQ / Tpr,
retuinQer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
Tn o~roentlt9 NteobOracr, Iom nrlio
% 'I'tt'9 ~iorisr8er fig ielu, bar ouernlt
loa mt8en Jrjbeo, iOm ban bebpper.
OF Ohio City of Toledo

State OF Ohio. City Of Toledo )
Lucas County.
raul = eb're1 0lW9Irr gcrura Oh gaa At ann sr
St UloHe 9,colfn Al ItrHatt i. 4. gbrrtn a 90
~ V.'ott ,yofrctfIla I &Uu Lpltco, pu mn rrGts
eorHl1 % Stat. o. at UUuntt Sirna pl hr, y .n -
$u,1 d. q bnn re c TouarS lar hort rirft 4
~ or a. e~0iaErh, lom tttr TN farfrss pro Sltspn1 y /,
IN = 81, t-",t,1 lt.e. frdut 3. 0btnCp.
OF" "'r Gao Al Fc.cmbrc n, ,. Il 81.
5"L y %. si,aioa
Nm, ..- Rptar.
tl"l Satarrh Cure tdgsi u, pprt,s "a p,ffrr hi.
MY t'I @oIeiI@ Sllmcututaoa ScHO ter yefi.
HoNler, grIlh &hvrgic: ~'''
Srdut J. G6rurp6Gu,
q rI..t,. r Irleoo, Ohio.
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Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
OLSON'S
Mammoth Department
STORE,
Minneapolis, Mimi

Gu tlolta SaGr 81 fen ia 30 , fter 9lfvt'
% ap3olte.p 3epartemtUttr.
; mluas Mar bar biSit mIig0gi. ta.lt'al
opretbclet ~ rUerleane 1tJlwl ir'Htor N1.
IspartnIe 10 RorouelteH. VI ttltE H.rtTia .4' J
iDr anoIr TeplttmcHtS at famine a2G Ea :
iGt tHee % Utl beilcuoie, at d. Gtpgte 0's1
at hen'eoe CpP florbeet uaa htrt abn't "
lite 81 aSies @atelaferc, NAME l5h
Vouslttes, HomIrtci crbucef Ht'n'
Sbops. imuffe Snias:Rum, % ON a"
u NlL-mlmI- = 81 nE 49, AtnL-.ALD -n.-- ~
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
site iaa gal emooa!

Mar @laS9. 10 / SfOtIauo CT bet ct
SteO, bUor Sernbauen lFbey Wpr optil
Ct @l1roe, Ger OmIrauier et Sinoss
ip9eoigl. 6pr life lRn9e ilOen bar
uogle NrbeIoere ii9ro meo at iItanos
iatte Banelegemet paa oenns STRAIT
ming, oa en- al De Sinosip8s uarmeoe
fig Den enc al 9trbeioerne % ira Sub
iioen al @j0rOet gauite noturti9 be.
mRrteoe:
Set er iaamen ct 9onite baorot srs
belOe, bu Der bar lore"
So, on bar 8et," irareOe Nrbsi.
oersn.
"6OaO Son faar on?"
"Serten Sob ON llgsn."
"Gr Ou 9tit?"
ga, pg bpoO uGrre er: je9 bar ier
6Brn."
Saa paaful9te en- 4auie, bUorsfter
ben TnOsipge RauO iu96e:
Seq trOr MI life, bu er pna sen
rettc Sioe al @j9roetl"
8 6bitago. Wrs. gtetuEOuIe: 8t
bar ct gr6nt @rrelie, ct RIOT garslis,
Ell btegroo 3u8tigItue % en- blaa Spts
ieitue.
0tr2. 8ap (bsFn8sLi9): 0ur &c
life ct bruut StuOersuRrstis? r.
0trs. gttlp ouie: 10, 10; % min
0louo tlbringer fin msite lio Der meO
AT uore9ne, buorlsoes ban itat iaa oct
belle betott.
6n 0eiteIto, ipm fan iPt!eS iait
noeN Splgsr, er blevsa OvfuuoeU.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
Viuou SbaSts.

81 cr DC irenrdaeuot p'acaa1ttf' lt :
>ha,eS., Vt snifc ipectt.t al a.ar. ogltit,S-
al pt IN ia bar diiigtt en- leotlof N1S.iiI rs.
Ep!as al GtnOu SbdocE nj Cmtr M oi w,
~Uir't.tIe npitenes. "a Dc Tor fan 20 t'iVa'F VS..
tvIl aos thprte bliile i iitr;
5x5 Il. Oi ed Opaque Window shades .t
.}No It, Opaque cloth Window Shade ,o'
}N7 IT. Ezra QualityOPaqueN 'o"'"4l.
nc au'ommcr irdeoc til Eattat zytl19 N.",,
CT lnrolge III al ArHaeS op. a1Ht as' p'@"
l0c trtra.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
Vcngf for iNnhmnrI

seq ton TIE i%oritad, bUoriag tar Ta,tr saaa 81,
}iotr' near 'nsptr Soinot '3r Ns3 tl Fan rp
IS til $40 NJ Gag Gus bar ben an b,7 ,gs5,gt,
>nists, the Climax Dish Ws.h.g bar Fast q, :,
tror man miaitt. at man IN, tar ..nt PENN a.,
i1l1t ben men trhotr tGu lifus EtH., fsrsf sst
mtItt fnl't IN. Sea tisHts So 50 b. H,Retu g
ntetr tiier Jriera9 al aut lio1t tr. On p.,let,
ITopanit5t S]ovrttutu9 ute .tsm. OF. Tr N.s,sr,
al lad om!rtul; iaaiua t ION s sraa. O. ,.,,r
Soiq, ienosr b, etsr en- }ausr'- ga'.r l7
Climax Mfg Co, Columbus. -ars. tH Cglsr,,
taa ltvav 'ai, - "a Ui at5tt i-a1f br9.ra .ga gi
puma os Il let nitrts. ltl msnsr. a.. 5gupmga
unntrrtttt btnaneCu on inabaaH, Hr.ssmnag /,
AMIR bet cjida iom en- gttet Of h.ual, s.n .w,l
Tan, ersc bet iit0t, % mto2tI Eg,. Egfuar no,
iet dnhrt.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
zens RAFT ins 7trts ctOrte.

Ri er fSrbsreot % iitaao II, a. tEot,t,,, v, F,
1ue Grore, ipm pi mo9td9tt pa rt's =
Erapern WgnTtre, SerearttlltE l'a. !
lrno . irit. Smda SsiitltHact 10 { H4'1' H
ptulgu III ON til tor, SrHo t't.I *.s'.1 n.
htadltye "a ot me No srer pdd "'..'" "
tHaS. 1e uoeS frjt.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
Waben 6orrcipcnsant,

I'll Z. l.: Set en9t,rs Oh ,cv.
beOorr paa Norit glau bette Ct Griffin
get. ) OosIis Gale iist3 Der pao 5, i
ltjcIlise Stecer: Sac, gIaor. Qano. 81,
Ean 9anIt ocrimoo bcootr or,,, MANI
Sc
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
2ttio sc lapeite Vriitr.

Bort Itrrp 0aruet Department gr ru ,5t..H
meO &lrcr til utrplia lao gri2 or mt Na'.l
Mpltre AT alle SlaIS Glrptts oa Hl}i g'al'
~edyes til krier ldHlt uHorr tc 'T2pu ne
Gore me lines for &,artl / y3t' eaJlias
utlt Gurtains. TdpeitrtCS, IdaIt epg#. "
9r tonnes 0 10 bar ri nloUg Hao. TX % "A
inlnffE ina MANA LnIhiat 81 M t-L--L. "
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29

I'll 3. 81 8titer hrO0,r p,3 Una.
yetches, o8Ian uuocrtiOeu tares. 1yu
Ian iaa 'Isbt benz itol vi io9t at 1rs,
~'uareit mullgt,
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
Rar Ioroau ON Sbien.

irttelie. Iioli8ere er bet u%ueriat pat
RusFit o. Gran1. lets tgite Cite
er "gntartuns', icm i Gn8eIIt 9len9t
pe8 meo "7sgensration". Horonr
oprttr life "5ioenS @uoer", men OF.
trRoer aopareu6e MOB Dem. Raar Del
er iaot, at "3bisn unoerminerer", iaC
finoer NOronu, at oct life alene Ell
ianot, men betragter bet snoo9 iom en-
TorbryoeIie CO oil, at A~lmenbeoen ital
p.noe Jig Fort ira en- iaaoan Wtanc.
Get or BOG life BLOT mob Sbien fan
Ueuosr fine Beaten, men mob ale benz,
iom ierer an / oen "5raialosts % Neos
gnn9snS 1rb~, tpori vi leoer.
Dan angriber Jrosns Wocsr, 81
oen3 @toIere, 9ioens 8%omponiitsr %
Ilcens 6oliattere. Sngen al Be Is.
oeuNe Anubsr / bore Gage 9anr Gnm
iorbi, Den tpuiite Gala os bans
>'''' ~ I'8'' pan 8a"F' 'lVeF 0F'
SmUos, bpori De pHIteSs fig; men
hans N~rpta8eres Jrsmbriu9elisr er life
6leUue beore Osrpeo, at Ilot religips
SeHtjmeutnlitet btnnbe3 inb i oeres
S%Iibri8becer. Gn9lGuoereu Rustin
=, forisr.x;u So, asa, O.,
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zen Norlte Gt9ter 9enrlt Sbiet, iom
bar laa mango SeHHorere belle geroen
ooer p9 'IRr I Ggltlnnb. San tOmmer
I'll Den Sluit'9, at ban CT ~Iino5ip8.
Etoroou CT eli 0tictprl al StaIicnercn
Som0r0lo' 'NTH I ct I9ro Ssr' i'9te at
p'le' al @eni % @alN'ao 'taar blnan.
oe' h"f' % al mango AZ Dem, p' orr
'F 'OAi @eR'er' oIrte''9 oar 0oIe'
"''0"" S' 0"'s "en'9 l'eo Somofolo
o''L al 's 90'e @H'N''efe' W''lltere %
0~Vt'"''Ste' l0r' Ill 0F'I9er Ser0en I'll
al 'o'oe Stooet Tor 'I9, er @entrr.
SOI'l II "'''' @'''l' men Ell '0rRIoms
m'' "'9'''IeF % Ell e8o't lDTr bet
I'0l''' pa" e1l'sr "a leIo oe' @rao,
al 9ol tfof l8 Q9oef ooer ale Saono
% @e"lPh % prefer N'laft'Snhe' Se'
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29

Retteife. s min NcUvtuo LETT. MN,
'%orcEtugerue CT al u itr0tgw %uot1Itnt |
8cure SGtninr, ION ito0 . lrl,a
oerlor o8iaa TOO / @euvel1,usa .>.tnI
Sirteb.ao": "Ec2uocu bar o3ila en- gnt
BORT Somiuao trutt pa1 ot li5 40 4
Niisiiourr). :. Mlaer Glna|
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
gttprabsYidrfts.
z CT CT blot en- WaaSe

-" @croen til at blipc litter paa, a,
man Dor Den behitc Dating, % bet Fl
blot at brnot en- pcl anertitnot SIogs
itrtIt rent 9IpbplOt white lead). rem
Linsced Oil % rene 6drptr.*
JsIQtu0t brands er Stonbarn, "Old
Dutch Eroces % tr attn obicIut
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29
MaI Ndpcr.

~ bar ct umaabtlilf Eager a. il StS
BIdr II; bet CT flebi ~Iaflrn5lIi sl-
Trust, 81 ui iRlger ret ~ ~ o.t'at, e'+.
HapIr tit scar Blu.
y ore &c % Sc.
Gu pen Serf Tor 30
SCOT 10. ell I Tor Toe
sea nj Tor sc.
Scoh SnoratHs ipr zoe. ,tTis
9prptr iii nstcp oct calpf ~
prts. E.s.
ztno i0e til gotal1 ior 100 SrevT '' :
By NM Gaa saaiaiog tr uh 'tf''
sitCr an ocu iaass irit. NereS'''
.. &. Si6m Eov
minneapolis, ~"
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29

The certificate OF Prof Brecktanag
DEBORAH Institute admits without ea
nation, to the Law Department Of
most any n OF our Univ. r,ltres.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-29

6n 0siteIto, iom fan iRt.e5 iuit
uoen Splg"r, sr bleven Oviunotu.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-08
CONNUBIALITIES

Nell-What was Mrs. N~ewlywed's maiden
name? Belle-Her maiden aim was to get
married.
She-In marry you, George, if you can
satisfy father that you can support me. He
Do you think l could get him to play poker
with me Just once?
There may have been other contributing
causes, but the fact that the Ohio girl who
eloped with her married pastor was the
pioneer of the red bloomer habit seems to
have the right Of way.
Congressman Dolliver of Iowa Is going to
get married. He is 40 years old and has
arrived at the conclusion that 1t is not we'll
for a man to live alone. His bride-to-be is
Miss Pearsons of Fort Dodge.
II hear" said Diana the Huntress, as she
rested her toe for an instant on the pedestal,
that Pygmalion is in love with Galatea."
''Indeed!" calculated the Bust of Minerva;
well. it's a cinch that he gets the marble
heart"
James McElroy, who died recently at
Stratford, Conn, willed his wife to James
Nugent, who was his barkeeper. The widow
married Nugent Immediately after the
him.
She'll fear, Mr.. Sommerman, that our
engagement has been a mistake. He-Now,
amt that a nice way to serve me? You know
it has been only three months, and l told you,
when / gave you the ring, that it would take
me six months to pay out!
In Tacoma. Wash, a man sat up all night
in a mountain ice cave with a young lady,
while the thermometer stood at 20 below
zero. Before morning he had proposed and
had been accepted, which all goes to show
that there is less danger in fooling with a
buzz-saw than with a SUMMER girl. even in
cold weather.
Under the new law which went into effect
In New York state September / 1t is an
o~ffense, punishable with Imprisonment, to
marry a girl under IS without the consent
of her parents, and clergymen who per-
form the ceremony are liable to be punished
as accessories. 1t still remains true, how
ever, that when a girl of IS has made up
her mind to marry the best thing her parents
can do is to consent.
Wesley A. Hunsbarger, the marrying parson
of Milwaukee, did a rushing business, as
usual, Sunday. But his fame as an expert
at tying nuptial knots came near getting him
into serious and unlocked for difficulty. He
had to invoke the aid Of the police to dis
perse the rabble which collected about his
door to watch the bridal procession. Yes, /
marry more couples than any minister In
Chicago" he said to a reporter. 81 married
eighty-seven couples in August. In July /
married eighty-one and in June siXty-two. l
average nine couples every Sunday. The high
water mark was reached the 4th Of July, when
| married twelve"
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-08
MUNYON'S TRIUMPH.
The Fight Against Disease, Poisonous
Drugs and Old POsyiSm Declared
in His Favor.
Mr.. j. Hammer Tells the story OF His
suffering and Cure.

Mr.. J. Banner, AZ East Twcnty-hrst street,
Bayonne, N. j., says: eighteen months
ago l was so crippled with rheumatism that
| could not dress myself. | tried all the
doctors in Bayonne, but they gave me up as
hopeless. l also tried numerous prepara-
tons, but failed to find any relief. At last
l heard Of Munyon's Rheumatism Cure and
began using 1t. The effect was marvellous.
| improved at once, and found that less than
two bottles were sufficient to cure me COM
pletely, as l have not had u twinge Of rheu-
matism since"
Munyon's Cure is guaranteed
to cure rheumatism in any part Of the body.
Acute or muscular rheumatism cured in
from one to five days. II never fails to
cure sharp, shooting pains in the arms, legs
sides, back or breast, or soreness in any part
Of the body in from one 10 three hours. II
is guaranteed to promptly cure lameness,
stin and swollen joints, stiff back and ali
pains in the hips and loins. Chronic rheu-
matism, %sciatica, lumbago or pain in the
back speedily cured.
Munyon's Homeopathic Home Remedy COM
pany. of Philadelphia, put up specifics for
nearly every disease, which are sold by all
druggists, mostly for 25 cents a bottle.
Those who are in doubt as to the nature Of
their disease should address Professor Mum
yon. 1906 Arch street, Philadelphia a, giving full
symptoms Of their disease. Professor Mum
yon will carefully diagnose the clse and give
you the benefit of his advice absolutely free
OF all charge. The Remedies will be sent to
any address on receipt of retail price.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-08
THE N box.
Carrying Ia Midday Meal md Maxi
ing 1t Appetizing.

There are very few men who are willing
to carry a lunch basket. The reason is not
readily apparent to women, for a nice, little
willow affair is the daintiest as well as best
receptacle a lunch can find. However. those
who do carry them do 1t under strong pro-
test, and are secretly pitied by their more
emancipated brothers, who, likely enough,
have their midday meal concealed In their
coat pocket, from which they will produce
II, a shapeless mass, when wanted.
A cold lunch is not good for any man or
woman either. as far as that goes. No mat
ter how nicely arranged and put up. 1t is not
appetizing. The different odors of bread and
meat. fruit and cake, mlngle In one indie
scribable smell never met with outside of a
put-up lunch. Dyspepsia and indigestion
nearly always follow a two years course
Of such diet. Whenever practicable, II is far
better to arrange with a restaurant to supply
a daily dinner, but when this is impossible,
the greatest care should be taken to make
everything palatable. and, as far as possi-
BILE, suited to the needs Of the Individual.
There Is a great difference In putting up
lunch for a man who works mentally and
one who labors physically. For the for
mer little Is needed In quantity, for no
one can work their brain TO its full Ca
pacity whose stomach IL loaded to reple-
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-08

grass linen. its wide collar edged with pierced
white muslin embroidery and the big sleeves,
with muslin cuff, arranged to button snugly
at the wrist. Evidently the popularity of
the ~pinafore is guaranteed to reach a great
height next winter, for lovely ones there are
prepared, more for ornament than utility, of
finest white nainsook or pale tan grass lawn
with richly embroidered deep falling collars
caught with punches Of Dresden ribbon en-
the shoulders and then a broader ribbon run
ming through wide beading to form a sort of
girdle just under the arms.
WARM TOP COATS.
There are some small growls of resistance
heard, when reft from their delightful last
holidays these little boys and girls are put
through the tedious drill Of trying on their
stout top coats, which in wise precaution are
already prepared against the coming of that
first cool wave presaging winter. Zibellines
cloth and a light weight of English and
Scotch frieze are the two stuffs used almost
to the exclusion of all others in buttoned
wraps for children. There is a fine, rich
shade Of red in the zibelline that is univer-
sally adopted, made up with no other trim
ming than that of stitchings and big dark
smoked pearl buttons, as the little coat in
the double cut shows, with it's detachable cape
and hood.
OF the dark green and brown freize young
sters of both sizes will wear smart little
~surtouts in colder weather caught down the
llOiit NAAh y p6 piiNSi anu
long skirts set on, without godlets, to the
close fitting, plain bodies.
But prettiest Of all the new fashions for
school children is the extensive use of the
handsomer Scotch plaids. For girls these
are made up in long cape coats falling free
to the hens of their small~ pettlcoats, with
hoods to draw close, with ribbon frills about
the face and the whole garment lined with a
| pretty plaid silk.
LITTLE HIGHLANDERS.
The boys, many Of them, will be put bodily
this winter into kits over short plaid trousers,
with knitted golf stockings, high laced shoes,
blue bonnets, the coat and shirt of ordinary
cut and color and a plain leather pouch
| swung from the shirt belt.
Boys who have outgrown their kits with
the kindergarten and attend what they
proudly call a real school," have persuaded
their mothers to lean more and more to a
military uniformity of garment, until we bid
fair to evolve a distinct dress for our school
boys, as is seen in England. Dark blue, al
most the naval blue, is the color preferred for
Omaha daily bee., 1895-09-08
bay City Women Man the street Car,
for a Day.

for "a Day.
On several occasions within the last few
months organizations OF women which wished
to raise money for some particular purpose
and which had exhausted the ordinary
methods, such as the strawberry or ice cream
festival. have persuaded the publishers of
newspapers to allow them to run their sheets
for a day, doing all the work and pocketing
the proceeds. There is no harm to any
body i'm that and the readers OF those papers
are not likely TO complain IL for one day
only there seems to he too strong a tinge CT
femininity to them.
But the women have gone a step farther,
relates the Chicago Tribune. Not satisfied
with running newspapers. they are setting in
TO run street cars after the same fashion.
The members of the Women's Masonic Tenn
pie association in Bay City. Mich, were in
officers of the electric car company to give
them a portion OF one days receipts; on that
day the ordinary conductors were to be re-
placed by member Of the association. As
1t is a little risky to entrust electrical APP
paratus to green hanGs the women did not
ask to be allowed to serve as substitutes for
the motormen. The company saw its
profit In this proposition aud accepted II.
So Thursday the women collected fares
while the regular employees had a holiday.
Whenever one OF the amateurs got tired
there was another ready to relieve her. This
was a wise precaution, for the collecting OF
fares for ten hours is not easy work, es-
peeially when II has to be done on an open
car and the conductor has to crawl along
the side. Happily there were no casualties.
None of the conductoresses got tangled up
In their skirts and fell OF. and the motor
men were specially careful not to start till