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Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09
Guiaaplnf.

6. e. Rtlipu, en- Seiterlen az 2or'
osr Wpbn ca airs. 2.nna 0lion, retlte
Susooos hicm til Scuorum, Nsinn.
Mrs. Clion reitte nteo ham ior at be-
Spse fin SOiter,
GreO Scaemou bar ticbt u. N.
Sluunts GienoUm / @ef 9ccorab. Snn
betalte $l,400 iur ben,
George &bslps reiite / 2irSodsS
til Ct. gaul % oerira rsii'r han ON Ell
Bar Gage tilbnge til Gnglanp.
Sreo. Tbumpicu ira GtOmpion,
sSppa, Wlr. cs Mrs. Gtnrlcs 2bomps
ION % @lr. 90 mrs. 6. $. aeIIep ira
Sureit Gitp feircOe 6ri5coson8en De-
corab.
9rut. 6. u. &nrfs Os Gamilie
reiiie ,Ous iii 9Iep gOrt, tpor DC ptl
ttlbrinae CONNER erleu.
Recciuer Gent al Den idIereSe
9irf 9atipnal 8anf Tiger, at ban MI
er iareis III at bstole en- GlUioenOe al
10 Ircceut. 6Or up9Is Mtanneoer Iloen
bstalte han 20 Irpccut.
- Summel & SamiltOn Sernbane'
cirrus tOmmer iii Gecorub ben l7oe
Suli.
Gecorab 8ino Mia 60, bar bp9s
oct Ell Granddaughter pnu Wtain Street
lise peo 6nbrit,u til irit Srus Ior aue,
ipm pil uaroe fine SeIte Der.
Mlan err enonu life irroie meo
9rpcesien mob Cater / g8elt uniOn.
Stateu bauoe iioite gorsbag abort
ale fine SIoner. ps 6Oriparet iii gi'
leOuing til OF TONNE meo fine Siouer.
Ser er enonu ell Qtasie Si0psr lra
@iuneibsIf Gountp / @sit Union, os
Der ienoes eiter npe n9lten bper Sag.
Get er innoipnlist, at man blir iGrbis
mco SaSeu / Segpnoellen al nele
use.
Slaubt benz, ipm fom til Deco.
rnb Srnoas Mursen ior at isire Den
ABE SuIi, oar ielsenoe ira albert Sea:
SeImer Sunion, Sertb Sause, Carl
Slmcuisu, Sam SauiOn, @ia SUete.
bser % Spbn 9rebls.
- 8ranOmauoltabet maatte no 2irs,
bag Nitsn for at ilutte Ell lioeu SIDE,
brunp / @tr. 0euts StalO. lpm oil.
tanotes al Ell Experimentation. Su
gen n%apnepGrois Siape auretteoes.
= M Sluss gpIins / 8inneitci
Gouutp itaur uouRriet goot. SaaOr
Itals % al ouoen @rOOe Ter teore II,
enO ben bar 9jOrt De Iolle 10 llar pat
beuue 2larstlo.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09
Stumper oe Styffer fra
Oit 90 Deit.
II GbartetC CAT (1ribeosbyrpsG8rn)
III

- 6borierCaf (1ribeosbyrusG8cn)
reb Sartioro, Connecticut. On
bette naunfuuoise ErG finoes ielsenOe
iutcres iante Rptits / qouoon "9iues"
for 9ee Gepiembcr 1856:
Gonnecticut8 ganrle Gtarter'@a, ION
fob nrr 8pen 6ortlorS. blGlie NED
en- Giorm ben 2loe III for Gorg for
Snobp9eerne. 9 1856 opIDits Sncrb
ben Nnoer a~Oloniens &eaierinQ %
iorlar9te, at be ituioe uoleoere bet or'
rnoelige Sribeosbreu, ION rnr benz
ttlnaaet al aarl ben Nuosn | 1862, o.
iom Dor lao libernlt, at bet nlorlg pli'
be haue pasieret 9Ieunem bet "rette
Department" / n me9et rDere 3lo.
ga @uuerngren % 3tanoet op iprores
oes iii at uplcpcre bet, negtebe be at
ajgre bette, nn9tet ire iorifjelllse St9p'
rinoer eIer writs of qvo waranto bleo
ieuot benz. Den engelife Otesjerlng
par langt bOrtc i De Gage. Zen Site
Gitober 1857 mbiauot Cir Gomuno
Nnbros fig i Sartipro meo ct &ompas
nj al 60 SOlonter for / %iornDoent Sab
at taae 5ribeos brepet ira benz meo
Maat. 3et iDriamleoe Gaaos Mipoe
bleu uobalet iii no paa gitenen, o9
iuit iom @upernsr % Jtano ipntes be-
reote III at uoleuere oct pprebnre 8Gs
tumeut, iom bleu bragt inc o9 la9t
paa 8proet, bleu pluoie li9 2piene
ilutte, % gllt par Nfprte % StlIteo.
"a nan after baooe iaaet Splene
t9nbte, par Jribrepet %iOriunnoet.
Gaabet baoOe MI life negtct at give bet
op, men bet Dor bprte. @uperngrel
blsp bog aiiat O9 apnsens Orores
ioarfiatte.
SmiOleriio bar Sribebsbrcpet bles
ben ifiult / ct tiempemesiist G9etrp,
us on Iucob iraiusOe Jig 8csierinseu,
blep 9otumentet bcntet Irem isjen %
ben gumle Gupernpr sjenoal9t efter
iammes 6esel. % bet peoblep at ltaa
peo Maat iom &olunieus prganiIfe Sob
inNtilslS1s. Sra benne Sesiuenbeo
Itripsr fig Solfets sGrbgoisbeo iOr
"6ribeosbrsrsgsen Wan anta9er,
at ben auerebe FAR pGret ct meset
gammelt 3re, ba Nmerita bleu opoas
get. 2aseu eiier at erect uar blait
nso, ipiaeoe Bpers Wuiittorps bpltls
Delis Ntuiit oper Oeus St0mmc / TO
elmer, os Snens SlOttsr rlnseoes peo
Sulens Neosans iom 9csn paa Sol
tets surs. On. g. @. End Ser. ii. p.
226).
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09

lpb; bvsrt Ira eiuer ba ira tpue III
trebipc Npelfuer 90 u,Sbliper I II adr
at iorpac 3aaei. inotil bet nnar en-
iulo SCH, Do bet q per 200 I'll 500 os
/ Re met favorable 4ilirloe iuotIl
1000 avelIircr cm gnret. Grrernes
1rnaibarleo uorcr / opcr tretipe Nnr.
Cmfonningerue uleo at oprfe os paste
1000 GpelnuirRer i 8raillen oil llaaes
tit pmtrent 20 Dollars ON Nnret.
(5be 0iapilcwer", Yarmonibpcrt,
MGsinhuieIts).
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09
Slimtc Spin0cr.

Der er mango MlaaOsr at itaTe ia ct
2epshrgo pau. uobreO en- lio'n 9ltler
Dame meo lpnsnbs merte Zine. Seq
tjsnber en- Dame, ipm itco iaagootion
ubsn penge / Sriitiauia, SUN ijerts i
Sprrpogn en- Dag, IA BUN Iagoe Merts
til Grsformigbeoen / ale be Nptrtisiez
msntsr, run LATTE ;noe / 9ognsn. gun
tantte, bun tunoe finoe paa rogst bsore
isIp ng tenpencte Tig til ct fort 6irma.
SUN tcmponsrte Ct firs 2inisys @er6,
os M tiener Run itOre qenge 2tar efter
Oar meo fine Smanrtrs, ION pm6ano-
Ter De forTtieIigs @arsr."
"9pt," ioeoe BEN bIpnot, Der lab pet
Chen az zen life mprie; isg oeO ct 5il.
faIOs / Bergen, ION iu~loitanoig oiitau.
terer bet"
Oct tror jeg life" bemGrteOe oer
lille mgrte.
"gturl, jig itoI bspiIs oet og forfeit
Dem Siitprien. Gn 9sninoe at mia
ipm baoos faot Iiot at giere mso 81
Qps, ft ben rife Soe al rias Itrip
4pertis iementer, men cOeralt, trur bul
btnDsnote Iis. baroe be NOT al 6olf iii q
beigrss ben Slugs Sing. Sluttsli
fanct BUN ct 5irma, iOm par piuio Il
at fcrisgs tenpes Suunb, % run Re
epnbte at arbeibe. S minDre eno {
qar burDe fun iteIt zig iIig. at hun Ia
bore ubetpmret for @eIten at tit SIP.
"Spfanot fun nOasn M Slags CT
eaer l~isnsnoe?" ipurgts ben lille mert
"ylsi," ipurte ben blrnbs; men bl
eiftebe fig meo Gbeien."
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09
YcfiGmpcnOc ~Yatentmepirincr.

SalnOis S'sislatur. iOm bleu pplpIt
iornplia, slOrOe Here 6oripa paa at
unOertrgtfe 6abrifatiOnen al iaufalo.e
observation-disclosures. 9~9seitanoen alene
uIloe lpite 6Orocleue al en- iaaoan Sop.
9'rn'Il9 men bpOrior siue aOoc, JON
lpiIcr / Sanoerne paa 9uttureruc?
Spao Snot fan Der pGre i at tiQaoe
6Olt at benptte SariapariQa'cr, @itd
SoSel Grtroct % iaaOuut ct aammelt,
prppet YrGparat ipm Or. Ieter's
kuriko, ben iioite ct Miooel, iom bar
oGret | Itooig Brig i opsr ct Iarbuus
orebe? s SunObeo, 2oualuerue ooa,
nnoertioeu iOr plot i beres Sosr Tor
Tnblifums GrcmiQro.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09
81 @pslIner (Oranges) i graN'

% NpslNHer kOrahRes) ! SrnN'
lien.
NpelIiner triues % fan bprfes meb
5oroel operalt / Sraiilien, os noigr.
lien al benz belpbsr Jig til aoitiQiae
Wl,Qtrner aarlts. llmbigo 4peliinen,
Den grt. iom er melt pnoet / gabiu, er
uOen Jr0; ben er flor. ipo ps uelima-
senoe, ben ~bespuoer at moones / Mai
og parer iii i September. Zen meii
olminoelise os popu!9re Grt / 8io
Saneiro er Silettn,N peliinen, iOm bar
Ell 100 % pnois 9nit. 2aserlna'
Npeliinen er ell minore Nrt eno Silei'
taen, ben bar mango 6rs, bliper mo-
ben pmtrcnt til iamme 9io % bar e.
bpbt urauseiuruet Stal. fem briiie'
let % meo en- aromatiit Quit, naal
ben Faties. Ipeliin'S aoerne er al
mlnpelis anlast paa laut % lano's
9aub meb let Gosans III 9rans por
tilpanos.
1raerne plantes fra 5ebruar o. no
puer III Moi meo omtrent iemten 5oc.
Melemrum % %bespnoer at barre 5rus
eiter pmtreut fem eaer icg Iars 6Ur
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09
cr,eoep a%pGGmarfsO.
Til EruithurSt, Rla.

skuide De have LIST III az gIsi st.ya somnri,sI
SION III aenns na over hele De l \ rfs' + serts !,
eran,e Koioni aigsar ga alle tl'g Ir 9 Er''' !
Tirsdagen den 2lde JUL bnN EEaly pris
h0ldes med denne Xxx ursion ioF n"' Wndrueim
Nh et Iette liden for e Beses Y Kamu q = !,
modne' Rom OF spis AZ luert n5 rSsmrnlo 3t i
Eier sely. AZ en- bedre piaas i,t iitte ANY NJ
f5r d ipSA1ipsv om EaEIrsionen B.i.Usi
al yiigaarde. Karier og Pamhelt't . ro
J.. A, wEsTLRLuNp CHICAGO IL
lcJ CLEVELAND Ave.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09

Spmalftuen 'Suspenncn" No. 8, iom leo
'lpbte at Gem for nj Maaueoer iioen, lifer
les uom9riet goot, 90 ben arbstoer til nun
lube allircoSriaelie os er en- lamb Grpo /
Sniet. SEQ oil berfor unbeiale til enbper,
iom irGnser en- Spmaltiue, De uil, buis DC
fisher ben, ipare fig tpOe Collars. 6ru0ten
bar $l.7s. Wrbpoi8it u. 3eIiOn II. Scibers,
Witun
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09

Sea bar prppet "Suspennen" , ole gele
% Tan trngt ilae. at ben er iaa 900 WaItlnt.
lom Hogeu fan pulfe ita. Gen or itqrt, ar
beloer let o8 lpr goot ! babe tnn0t % mi,
SpL Seq iIeuocr til Ter ioritIeliae Glaze
Snmaltluer, men 'Snspenneu" pperoaar Dem
aur. Sl,5o iErast. x9rS y. SanSou,
Sarppoo. Y. Tai.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09
81 GjGmpcifibet @rent GaItsrn (oen
fore Eiliarer.

N0te NTIurtr,
ga bette III "er en- Sa9a BLOT, eI'
tcriom bet 10 ior en- Sio iiben er taget
ira b%inanoen og iOlgt iOm Material,
iaa fan bet haze lin Snteresie at OPP
teore bens Wnal, buorior iDlsenoe
meooeles eiter en- Sp9aue / "Gblcago
Sournal": Gems Bpgnius bleu pas
bespnot i 1854 os iuloenbt | 1859.
Zen TOR $50 500 lang, SO SOB brep,
5S Sob opt, rs SOB / 8anosansen pg
baube en- 9rastisbeo al $4,000 Cons.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09

9eu al mig montague Spmafiine Rr. 5
'Snsoeunen" til $23.25 or prspet al mig os
en- al Spens btoiie Speriter. os ben ian
babe I Setbeo og uoieenpe maale i9 meo
hplli.uiombellt $50 Naltiue. Iet er en-
6ornslelie at irembRre bette for Snentiis'
heoeu. 5rast 65 Gents. WsrS. 8. @88e,
&a ilburn, @is.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09

SEQ bar mootasrf SBma ,IneI "Susuen
men,. ION lea CT pe'iiitreos meo / ale Wiaa,
Der. 6roaien par rs Gents. Gaao Icfie
Cferah Soma
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09

Yen beloigite Meoieiu, ION er tiaapet-
moan Mountain Tea. Haaee bpsale Sruooi
yer euer ~. Bot hos Maoiipu MeOtcine g.,
Yiaoiion, isis.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09
Gn 900 % biais Sfole, buor

tan aooarmes nj Carer / HOrit "a Gugelit,
er Gasuituna College, Canton, 81. aata.
log iaaeS irit. 44b.ti
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09

3piinoer er blepne belbreoeoe peo Rpdn
Wuuutaiu 3ea. Saaes hos ale 3rugaiiter
clsr pr. Bolt hos Niaoiion MeoIcine So,
Maoilpn, ISIS.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09

Solo Gem altio itGri % irif Rcdp
y. ollIitGln Sea. 6aaes hos ale Sruaotiter
eiler pr. Ecit hos Mabiion Nleoicine 60
Waoilou. &,a W.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09

Sen Bear Ear p9ret bauoe Gfefen %
Sirlen / bet fele arrangement fra Be
onnbelIen til Guoen. San bar ppret
tilIteoe operaIt cs prbnet msb !Ssnipn
iii baaoe fore ps imaa 0etaljer CO orr
beioet utrGttelis. for at Setter tunoe
blipe en- Sutcsis, rg Trr BETTE arbeioe
lar ran i%ortjent gpsns Sat.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09

bar ran f%ortisnt gpsns 5df.
Otto Gi9oe fra SsIian panbt gitps
clslr6et paa 10 Wlil. Oct tpg Fam 81
Minuter % 4 Setunoer. Serb. 9as
Tsl tom inO iOm go. 2.
Gutter Golege punht 9~ploipilet mso
9 MOB 3.
9ranofnmpuniet ira 8eit linton
panot 9r9mien for osn bsoite Opus
ming at 9rurbmanoItabsr.
4 X X
Mon iau ingen crutns Msnnsiter pau
9uoerue, ca fun IN blep arreIteret for
8antuprner.
8lanot oem, lem tupbe eicrt ertra
Q%nitreugelier fer at betprers fine 6cr=
retnin9spinouer, ber nGrnss 6. q,
@oooaro. 3. 9. 5trmpion, Spsr Gar.
ZEN, 2arien Bros. Ben Bear, 6. 5,
Saugsn og apathetsr Duncan.
u. y. 8ance Iunssreos i procssfic.
nen Iom Uncle Sam. San bar peIat
ilaoenoe lie i'm ndpntunpIee Sntsl.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-12
A GRAVE RESPONSIBILITY.

The session of the Kansas legislature
which opened today is in some respects
one of the most important in the his
tory of the state. In addition to the
election of United States senator and
a state printer, there is probably the
usual amount of needed legislation. But
not the least important work of this
body of lawmakers will consist in re-
straining needless, uncalled for and rad
ical enactments.
There is a strong prejudice against
Kansas and against the Populists in the
east. Although baseless, unfair, and
without reason, it exists. The enact
ment of all sorts of violent, radical and
revolutionary legislation has been free
~ predicted. 1t will be the privilege
and the duty of the present legislature
to prove to the country that the cpl
thets and criticisms which have been
hurled at Kansas are without reason.
1t will devolve upon the legislators to
so frame their enactments that justice
will be done to the people without harm
TO the rights of any. To do so is not
only to their interest personally and po-
Itically, but to that of the people of the
entire state individually and collect
lively.
Vicious legislation, if such shall be
enacted. cannot be shouldered off onto
the other party. The responsibility for
this winters work will rest with the
Populists. It is for them to redeem
Kansas from the odium which the east
mas attempted to cast upon her. They
can do this by sinking craftsmanship
beneath citizenship and a desire for the
good of the state and all it's interests
The legislators can so shape their ac-
tions as to win the Communications of
all Kansas people, regardless of party
Affiliations, and disarm our eastern
critics at the same time. It may not
be easy, but it can and should be done.
The obstacles to be overcome are preju-
dice, ignorance and selfshness- If an
honest attempt be made to carry out
such a policy it will not fail to be APP
proved by all good citizens.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-12
NEW YORK SMELLS BAD.

The Kansas Populist orators in the
last campaign devoted their most i'm
FASHIONED flights to the effete, undemo-
cratic and unchaste Republican official
bath. The state house baths, they said,
were barred against all except a few
officials of the very highest rank. These
aristocrats of the bath spent their
time in luxurious marble rooms, rev.
waters. perfumed soaps, delicate and
delicious flesh powders and vast Turk
ish towels, costly and gaudy.
OF course the people of Kansas rose
and scented darlings. But straightway
the victorious PopulistS fell to quar-
relling over the reform. Away with
bathsl" shouted the radicals. Tear up
the tesselated floors! Smash porcelain
and marble! A bath is as vain a dan
dyism as a shave But the moderate
Populists urged conservatism. You of
WaterlesS western Kansas" they said,
have a rugged manhood that towers
above all f1eshly weaknesses. But in
eastern Kansas there are those whose
weakness must be humored.''
Gentleness and charity won. The
state house is to offer to all corners a
plain bath of clear water, a bar of
honest yellow soap and crash towel
whose fierce nap may perchance chaS-
ten and mOrtify the weak victims Of
the bath habit into a gradual REFORM
New York World.
New York newspapers revel in jokes
on bathing in Kansas A lengthy ar
ticle in the December Review of Re
views says that recent statistics show
that out of a population of 1896, 900 in a
certain area in New York city there
are facilities for bathing for only SOC
people. And it is well known that west
ern people approaching New York can
smell the city ten miles away.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-12
LEGISLATIVE RECOMM ENDA-
TON.
GRAIN


I wish to call the attention of the legfs-
lature to the existing law in regard to the
inspection and weighing of grain. There
people of this state that the state super
vises the weighing and inspecting of
deputy inspectors who really inspect the
grain, and the weighers, owe their APP
pointment to and receive their appoint
ment from boards of trade and the re-
be protected in this matter and they
should be, it is absolutely necessary that
the WeigherS and inspectors should not
owe their appointment to any power hut
the state. which assumes to look after
the interest of the people, and therefore
the state should appoint the inspectors
responsible to the state alone If, how
ever, the legislature, does not deem it
recommend that the board of grain in
spectors be abolished altogether. SO that
to the real state of affairs. which is that
the receivers of grain practically do both
the weighing and inspecting.
COAL OIL INSPECTION
The laws regulating the collection Of
fees for inspection of coal oil and for ac-
not entirely satisfactory. I commend this
matteT to your attention.
I would recommend that the law gov
erning the appointment of the peniten-
tiary board be amended that it can also
supervise and control, in addition to the
penitentiary at Lansing. the Hutchinson
reformatory. and. if not abolished, the
reform school for boys at Topeka. AT
present, this institution is under the sun
ervision of the state board of charities
The Hutchinson reformatory is under y
separate board. To make the matter
plain, 1 would have all of the penal in
stitutions under charge of the board of
directors for penal institutions. and all
of the charitable institutions under the
supervision of the state board of chart
ties.
INSURANCE
Year by year the people of this state
pay to foreign and interstate insurance
companies, life and fire. large sums OF
money as premiums for insurance. In sew
eral instances companies that have done
a large business in the state have failed
and left the policy holders without any
available assets for the security of their
policies, or for reinsurance in other
companies.
The laws of New York provide that all
companies Incorporated under the laws
of the state of New York be required to
invest their surplus earnings in securities
within radius of fifty miles of the state
of New York The laws of Kansas should
require that an adequate and equitable
percentage of the premiums paid to in
surance companies by policy holders in
the state of Kansas should be invested
within the state of Kansas, the invest
ment if in securities to be approved by
the commissioner of insurance and denos-
tied in the state treasury as a guarant ae
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-12

AccOrding 10 inc report OF Inc EtaIe
librarian, we have, at present, 3T.577
volumes Of books In the state library.
which shows that Kansas is keeping
step with her sister states as far as
this institution of so much Importance
is concerned. The librarian complains
of the crowded condition and states
that more room must be provided in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-12

The defeat of the Pacific railroads
funding bill is well calculated to in
spire new hope in Americans and
confidence in the American congress.
No more Ubiquitous measure has been
devised since the one which was the
primary cause of it's introduction Since
the bill did not reach the senate, John
M. Thurston is not likely to prove a
profitable investment for the roads.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-12

When Kansas elected a co1ored man
as auditor of state, he was given the
office without protest and served the
state in that capacity to the end of his
term. There was no attempt to buy
him off. 1t is different in hypocritical
MASSACHUSETTS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-12

America can no longer point the fin
ger of shame at Europe for permitting
the Armenian butcheries. The same
sort of thing is going on under our
very noses
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-12

Eastern people doubtless read in their
z newspapers, with no small degree of
surprise, that Gov. Leedy's Inaugural
ton was unaccompanied by any explo-
sion of dynamite, parade of red flags or
fncendfa risrn
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-12

If the new state auditor shall prove
as faithful in the discharge of his Off
cial duties as Geo. E. Cole has been,
no complaint will be made by the peo-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-12

Now that the Pacific railroad bill is
dead, will the United States senate
have less attractions for ]. r. Burton?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-12

At first Senator Sherman said that he
was too old to enter the cabinet. Now
he says he will talk it over with his
wife
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-12

The acknowledgement and rascality of
loan companies in the past has resulted
in bringing Kansas securities into disre-
pute in many localities in the east. 1 am
of the opinion that the legislature should
take the necessary steps to prevent the
organization of this class of institutions
except under proper restrictions and with
ample paid up capital to insure protection
to their customers. The recommendations
of the bank commissioner with refer
ence to these institutions are worthy of
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The 1. o. O. f. committee have engaged
the Three Bostonians Concert company to
give an entertainment at Odd Fellows hall
April 20, The artists are classed among the
finest in Boston and it will be treat to lovers
of fine music.
The 53d regular meeting of the Saxtons
River Whist club was held Tuesday evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. Pierce. Mrs. Tenney and
Mr.. Graves made the highest scores respect
fully for the ladies and gentlemen, while Mr..
Edison won the proud distinction of breaking
all previous records for the "minus" score.
"Jack, the pepper" spoken of in the TIMES
has been seen in the village on several occa-
sions looking into peoples windows nights.
Now most houses have bell on the front
door and it might be in some cases better to
use the bell instead of running the risk Of
eating cold lead with glass mixed in for
dessert.
/. N. Farr has had one of his meat wagons
newly painted and without doubt is the finest
job of painting ever done in this section of
the country. The surface work is of the
finest and the ornamental work unexcelled.
When we say the work was done by George
Bailey, assisted by c. w. Henry, everyone
knows it must be fine job and can not be
excelled.
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sAxToNs RIVER.

James Ranney of Putney was in town
Sugaring is at an end with good run and
fine quality.
Fast day passed quietly; no report of loss
of turkeys.
Garden and flower seeds, bulbs, plants and
cut flowers at Sabin's.
J. W. Graves is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Whitcomb at Windsor.
Willie Warner went to Hartford, Conn,
this morning.
Saxtons River lodge No. SO will meet next
Tuesday evening at 7.30. Work lst degree.
The cadet band is making good progress.
Z. w. Henry has been engaged as leader and
instructor.
Miss Susie Leach of Westminster is caring
for her sister, Mrs. E. s. Sabin, who has been
very sick but is now slowly recovering.
p. W. Taft and wife returned home last
week from Glens Falls, n. Y, where they
have been visiting their children.
Lew Thompson has been Obliged to stor
work in his fathers mill for few days be
ing sick with the grip.
F. b. Locke and w. b. Glynn are receiving
are large quantities of maple syrup which
they are canning for foreign markets.
A. w. Duganne will close his carriags
P.,nNiuk ouSiucss HUout July Il Eui. DuSohbs
will give his time to house painting, paper
ing, etc.
George Sabin's freight team loaded with
logs and driven by Mr.. Reed cut off the road
above the village. going down an embank
ment about ten feet, turning completely over
but slight damages reported.
s. I. Stoddard was obliged to give mp hi
situation at Ludlow on account of poor healtl
: and returned to his home here, and has sine,
been helping Mr.. Ball suRaring but wa
obliged to give that up Thursday.