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Decorah-posten., 1897-10-08
Act samle Sarpsboro

) aarsi 1o1s unlusoe Ct. olofsl
tlsr SdrpstOrs os lob or cuir,
aonssgadrb os en- airte, Der inoSe.
Somfru Maria.
ssnsrs bleO O,r ! gptn bpsaa q !,
&irtsr til.
) bet 16bs Qarbunbr.h BIN a.
eselast at b trissrfis Habp.r / 9R u
rdfsbe en- Del at ben saml. gns 81
torium no | 5osI.n. l
SfGse aIurper iaass / 1920 vi
gurreaaarb 1omtsn af en- airt, ~
glaos, iom talb,s airt,n.
6runbDolcsn. ian ,nbnu itints l
8ebpaselien sr be Ien.r. Oar rnttt .
melis n0r inb pan be samls grunnm,,
8st bar oeiaa H,r. 8ano. urr, !
tGnft at bebpgee ielpe airtstomhn ,
gpfcesb Safety Otter Gar fimpeltkn !,
t,t at ubpiis gpae,tomt Der, % NJ ,
ban b1N 5af og gGr. for.
Oct er at @rtit.tt 8. 81. g6i,
paupiit, at bpil,en ftor gstbbnino BIT h
rar, at fua uosrup,t os rpmaun \
airf,ruinsr. Gr nemIig Sirf,n srI
ct. Sldf anlast., bill man b,r has
Outsret airts for fig ue %b,rigi,nnsH
2lnlsnning til at fcnifatsr. gtlo,rr [,
en- bel Ratte anbr. airter fra yis,
aloeren.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-08
Glpnbife % @uInfnnben, sri.t

&lonbife % 6uIbfunoen. er al
Miunb. auiierne inbebolo.r piitnu. !
rettelier oesansaaenoe. iom .r i i
Grab tinptfenbe, men fun iamm,rb
neliespis faa al be 3uiinber, tr
oraane aiiteb. oil mao Olaalct. Ma,
Tiger eiter Sunbbeben, fpitburer.r,,
Cub, % Fan life finbe ben, iurpi
er paa urstte 8el. SnbbOlbtt ai
tor SLATE meb Or. 9eters Kuri
tuset / Sperensitemmelie meo Grv
ninseu, oil bepiie for enboer ips,
Den er ben rstte Bel til @uno6so. 4
sr life en- apotbeter. Weoicin. aan.
boloes otrefte fro Sabriianten,
Yeter 5abrnep, 112 LA g. 81,
ape., Gbicaao. Sd.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-08
cHer SornnmsS agem.

9iitop Sipane ftriper Opsrfor antsn
opsr. at Der fra Mpnoisbspsrnes Sioe til.
tiblissre sr itr.ost iub mob paitor Saos,
81. q. felgenbe:
Vt bet, bpdo ansuur Gaoss Gmbsoss
fsrelis / bet 5els, itts bar manglst paa aIs
DOrligt 2ilipn. fremsaar oeraf, at ban
paa 9runo at Spsrgrsb / lin preltelsge
9jsrning to Sarge bar mOotasstairtsmis
niitsrists 5iltjenOegirelie at, at ban /
8isntasslisstilfalos piloe blip. u%fltsoigst.
Sslpfslselie er ogiaa Rpsterns ON Saoss
2ipsfersie TONNE mig for gre fra ben
enc % ben unben Sioe; men paa lefe
Rpater Ifribsr en- giItop lite ino. Spors
lsoes itulos Der antilles en- alporlis linz
~nerIsaslis, tpprlebes ituloe ben iperfi9ts
tee, mar Der life sr noger, Der frsmtoma
mer mso &lags % enten lelp oil bepions
Rpatsts Sanotso sllsr fan Itaffe 0ibner2
Som iagt, paa lsie Rpeier tribes Der
itte ino; men fOrslisgsr Der en- aldss,
iau bsr Der banplss. Ss Der er frems
tpmmen en- aldse; for bsnpeo ct aar IL
ben loa Der fer mig ct 8rep. hpori en-
ndpngipsn Yige angap. ut 9dos bapoe
forfert bsnoe, = us 6pab ifets ida2 Der
blsu gipt @ups paalas ON at iasisse
pi9sn; Sugsn git lin Sang us pigen
frafalot gsitplbningm % blso ioemt
Whlltt. s be ferite Sdss al inosporenoe
Radneb ertl9rsbs en- Wiano for mig, at
ban tunos itaTs &onsr pau. at Suos
bapbs facet pud Surp.t | Here 9psr og
peripnlis iplst gGr, og at Fan bdoo.
pitt tpruunif Serb / Siemmet, bpprtil
Der %feishss, at bet feb Jig, at 8doe fsrte
It uIeoeliet 2epnst. Sm BE- to ferfte
punfter affrGpeoss Der ufprtspst ben Ste
September 9abss Grtlaring; tbi fer
bapoe man nogst at boloe Jig til, men life
ON bet IiOIts, til bet rrsieoe iis fun ON
Rpqtsr. Den 8oe Sept. mootpg ise ira
YropIt,n Meobslelie ON, at En- Wunb bdps
b inoeiret 8lags til BAN pper ben mob
bans 9attsr ~bsaadecs, nu betisnbts Sors
brboslis. Samm Dag blsp 8aoe ius
Ipsnosrst AT mig, og bstte fortpnot BAN
0ugen ,itsr at proOitsn.
giItDppsn uplpier ,noUiDers, al mang,
FoIpigs sr BE- 5crbdnolinser, iom ban %
propiten i @uoum / Qarnss Sch tilIdms
men bar Iert bados munotlig ca 1triftlig
ON Saoss bsls Serb, isIpfrlgelie ogiad
Dm b Rngtsr. Der gift ON buns uieosligs
FEB; men | oenne Senleenoe fatteoes be
Soloepuntter, paa gdiis al bpilte en- linz
osrigasli, funos antilles.
angdaenbs 9ans tirtsliee Stdos Iiaer
giIfcppen, at @doeS Q~reitspirtIom6eo,
6riltsn ban 6sgpnote ipm 8apsllan / Ras
nun, inasnIinoe bar baurst PrGset az
at ban par 8runbtpigiunsr, men at ian |
Otter Scrmum fob ipm en- uopragst 'Sn,
orsmisiicnsmdnb / en- RGtte al gfar, insz
til Ran plucfsra, f~cnoipnliepis ioroi
Fms SilhaHass frrIoo barn, too gfs
itaRo ira ben inort WisTipn; tsitirtslie
6lsp ran itts.
f5pr Blob. 6attisoom % lUGtfeoe Herper
tag Aodp Mountain Tea. 5aGes hos nle
Sruaatiter elIer pr. Hoit hos Alnoiipn DE,
biciue Go. MnDiioH, SStS.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-08
San iiist saa I SGngoem!

ylplSe GPIpipklHS IAu 'Nts 'S~N ~
/ g~rijsnbslisn At min pIigt at efters
tomm bisis S~pforbrins.r, ital jes ! al
8ortbS l,pers en- Srsmitinins At 2ass
prapitantsn Sprsr Mpsns 5aro / oe
isner. Qdr.
9jennsm en- aisnbine fl ban Snopas
paa pisi. Srast:r. Sdn tom Rrtil ira
Sprontu, g. Dat, bpor ban, ION panlis,
sftsrlpo fig en- Stare bsprusne arsoitcs
rsr. Seq bar lissenoe for mig Rauns
pau mango at bisIs. Sppsr Miuen bltD
fer muptusen msb aabn. arms. ba bun
sisr en- martelis Gpns til at oupsrs trpa
itplpiss cg mere trititlsi, 5Olt. 0a ban
ftulbs betjsns en- leoig Msnigbeo ber /
Rarhbsr, bsnt,bs ban i'm 5amilis, Sua
itru os fire gsrn, BERTH. San dnitafs
febs Iie pgIua sieneisp;gs, Gbriitine
3bcmpIpn. Der ubpitlsbs iie inurt ct
Iiot for fortroligt Sprbplo mellsm oisie
to, ps bet blsO MI Mosn mastpuaIggsnoe
at blioe tpit lin Suitru. San beitplots
oa Nnn, ofsntlia for Scr os benpenote Jig
til en- Sagfsrsr, ct Msblsm al min DE.
nigfso, for at faa ham til at fsre Stilss
m~isIeprpees imoo !SuItruen. Msn Sag.
~fersrsn, Tom bar en- retItafsn uns Wdno,
rib. ferit unoeriess Moens Recoro. ps
ian funbt osnns iaa imubfig, at ban raa'
oeN Mpen til at fcrlahe bette Strgg.
Ioosn lib bsreftsr rsiIte Wipn til Mtinz
neupplis meo lin 5amilis; ban forloo ben
Der, og ielp tum ban bertil isjen. ga
milisn fit Hare zig, iom ben bebft tunOe,
meoens Wrsn trg rare paa lin Piss. en-
bslis CAB !Slitruen efter for presist og
reiits tilba9s til fine sumle 5uralrrs /
Nprge. Gil bsnoss itors Sorg tpg Wosn
fra bsnoe Be 10 9lnits 9ern. Ylupislia
en- Dag fprimnbt Mosn bsrfrd, inssn
pioite EpprEen. Git princfp fro efter
LOB ban ogiaa Der life Iad iaa arsoitorsr.
Wien MI bier gegerne pso llnionsoepos
tet | Winnsapolis, at min 5orluoebs",
irm Fan talote Gbriitins 5bpmpipn, BEN
ste Sept. 1895 bar rsiit msb Woens
Ghstter % outteos op / Sour 6itb, ga.
Set laa oerfor NOR at dntags, atgipen life
bar langt bsrfra pg = saniie ristig
Mosn bar Der. Sra osnne Sio ~flatfsos
bisie to omtrine Iammen.
Sfslge Stribsli, fra %. 70. Cooper.
Glert Of SiItr;et Court / 9iron 60,
RsbraItu, oatsrst ponca, 16os 5sb. Itoii.
lsoen, piIsr bet ia, at Moen Der far faati
Stilsmisis fra jim / Rorss bGrsnpe Su
itru | Suli furriss CONNER. qntlnoen
bar "Sor", Ituar Der. San benpsnbte
iig frrgi9uss til forifieliee prsitsr for at
blips ret til i'm "5orlcrsos". Gnoslia
blep ban ben 16oe 9tpril iibite 8aar uitt
az en- Suffice Of t1e pedee I S1ction Co..
Winn. Seq Far c9iaa afTtrift uf hans
9ieenis. Sln Ital allereoe Der, bppr Fan
MI er. | Sacticn 60. bare omsitet ia
mb en- Slct &rsoitorer.
Otter osis faa Splpsninssr tiQaoer
jeg mig at Ipsrge: @r Sppsr Woen
ifittet til at fare omtrins % praoife
Subs Orb for unbre9 aiers ssolt!
@i mao ou pios, at ariitenbom ubsn
Wtural er en- lltins. Tom er bemt / 8ups
Orb, cs at hi. isIp at en- 2agpreo;fani,
brr fcrlangs ncsenlunbs arlig 5aro.
". @oIb.
Ekriftins 80 n ORR N,.Yl. ,oo7
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-08

On apiuoe msS Ben | Raisr. a.. 4
iaa, Geres apns ,r III. rob for 9nob-
tppe. Den boaO tror Il, bun bib, Fa
bun ooerrofeos en- iaaoan bismm, bog d
g.: Set Deb leo i'te - ianoiDulisus
bun ipsree BAN, ON ban babe tsrrrt al
Sober oroentlig paa Gntremattsn."
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-08
f0oreIanos.Salm
(af Qrpf.s,pr q. Biz

lNf Vrpftsipr ". SItJ
Zone: Zen Fsnsnos Gag, Tom ri MI ie'
Cub fsns raari Dpre ftDralano
Ga lat bet Tom hagen blsma!
Sat mia bin frsp iraa fisa Ill itrano
ga Better fpr pnariol roma,
Sat Joliet Tom brsosr iarrar bu,
Com triitnt bet fan its isma!
gaart b.imlanD ! mprtsr itnss laog,
Ga pontunna lioi,t gispnoe.
Wn Cub, bu naabe til os iaag,
Sin t~i0rl.it cis life slspmos!
Eli i.ube oitt orb tit Rcrigs fita,
Ga lios pptr lano,t itrspmoe.
90 Rcris bet liss pei langt | noro,
Ga pett.ren parer lenge;
Wlsn lioiet % liost / Bit orb
Set inaen fnnn ietia ftenee.
I'm fiellst ,r bssi o. oaltn trons,
Sitt orb btp. oaa fit giGnge.
go blsnioe padrt lamb I tos % freo,
Set aropp, 10 srsni ! fiber.
Men after isis matt paa lanoet reo
Meb trrloom % tunee tioer.
Ga Joliet bet iutiao ettsr lios.
Ga ou lpite upp nbfotr.
90 morsonen ram, os ntnrfret tparp,
5om lenet paar litia fDaoe.
Su after ois gao padr friooms arb
Ga bbnom / treueila trpsot.
5u osrnao oaart iOli os GAP ois irto,
90 lanoet meo log me bpsoe.
Oil CUB itti, pers gboninssmann,
ID. iaaienst poa buffet bDssia.
9il CUB itiit peria By os ldue,
Ram pattmann pIs life trpsia.
80 paftu ois, CUB, 10 me tan bu
: bsim,n niso frto 90 bpssia!
go ,r bet | Roris after bag,
Wto p~aariol os long | ftoe.n.
lin iao.t snn eror paa pr,iit lag,
Set brboo,r oda .tter plogen.
saa fsne oaa CUB bet COB. Iaas,
Eli srorsn elm gong .r mossn!
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-08
aantas S,ip
a.. souts

glaHOa QoH ssiOsr paa at bar6at RgJ:
SospSnis aslDt
s0Hsa; 1epan "a oct N isieHl Iei az
srusiis, bSO befiis Ou &c bstanoig!.
giaHem; -earoatHieai min n 10 iaa felt
iIsp
asntH; selepl III bar % mGridis! seq
i~prsfset % N aGminsl aios mtO oen iauar
% oo bf BEN uomsrtstis
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-08

6noer'u: "Saiismano, boIo op meO at
trGiie aatten | Saitn!s
Soniemonc; "asg bolOsr bare / Saleu; rel
er aatten, iOm trGtttr / oen.a
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-08

6or at iaa en- imuf Nniistsiarpe brua
SpdD Nlcnntain ca. 6anes hos ale 9ria'
outer eler pr Bot hos Ntaoiion Nebirine
Co., Minoiipn, isis.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-08

Spor sanmel % uoiliot Sc fer uol yao
heller 6odp Mountain Tea. ssaaes nos ale
9rnBgllter eller pr. Bot hos Maoiion Vie
0icine 80, Wiaoppn, isis.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-08
Menb % @utter

Onfes. Neub % Gutter til
- lore Barber Saanoperfet. Sc Fan Il
i'm Sparo meo 9~proags,9 pnneu / lin u
iio, Sutet Sannopert betdler iis bsOrs 4
Sgn belle Naret, eller en- liben aaprtal III
en- Sbcp. 8pmplet Gamlius al BeOiia6gj
pes bper Stuoeut, ioet ban tiltrRoer cid
"TRIP eiter illultreret aataloa irit. gVcj
Barber Stpol, 2S3 60. elarf Ct, GbRj
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-08
Wal Gercs Gus for
lite Sanuar.

ri 'snlfer at unberrette bore Qriers pr. 81
inotiI Den tie 1au ran faa ,isbt high grade nj
paints iaa bilist iom 4be pr. Gallon. q
&uetuf & 60 t9hieaao, Sliuois, bploer BET !
et'gite tloioig AT " aline. man nogeuitnoe har 4
I'm. o. &c buroe stpe Seres GUS, 2aoebraHiE|
nore uobuie en- S~peritrppnira, meeens htHH
erls holocr lia. &c BIZ ienoe hpemirmheIt al
gTiere lrit, portobetali, CT imutt ;Sart esSUri al
ltrnoiae Gp nsniHaer, bits &c rtI ilippe ID 4
Roiitie % ienoe cen til BEN.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-08
Wi pnlfcr 2

vi nuSfrr 7amer, Gutter % giaa 4
.- ifafe 0rorts paa Tie, a
Batting 9UpOsr. arposrier. grtroitsr Dir. ID
tieHe oso tibet 9rbsibe bIaubt tine gsuusr Ct
eorateo 7inner Sst paa liz Stptier, @unl
% andre premier. siriS sfter grsmi,Itin; |
tant apmmisiiOn betaIts ON Fuifes.
ii. s. PETERSON Il co,
q Dearborn Street. CHICAGO, d
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-08

5pr Blob. 6attisoom % iu9tfeoe 9ierper
tag Aodp Mountain Tea. Saues hos ollie
Srugaiter eller pr. BOT bps Ainoiion Die,
Dicine Go, WRaoiioH. ySts,
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-08

New students are entering Valdez
Business College and Normal School
nearly every day from all sections OF the
Northwest. Send for a catalogue.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-08

Gfriitins. q. 2. 27be Ssptbr. 1897.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-04-30

Many lawyers nowadays utterly dis
erard honor and honesty in the ricar.
by which they elicit evidence or in'ali
ate the testimony of those opposed t.
hem, in illustration of which We nee"
My adduce the following specimen O.
ross-questioning:
Lawyer-Mr. Jenkins, will you hay
he goodness to answer me, directly ans
ategarically, u few plain questions?
NV.tGcsa-Certairly, Sir.
well, Mr.. jenkins, is there femal
wing with you who is known in III
,.ghborhool as Mrs. Jenkins?"
There is"
ais she under your protection"
Yes"
DO you support her?"
II do"
"IIave you ever been married to her"'
81 have not" HIere several jurors
cowled gloomily at Mr.. Jenkins.)
"That is all, Mr.. Jenkins"
Opposing Counsel-Stop n moment
Nr. jenkins. Is the female in question
our mother?
"Shc is."-Boston Post.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-04-30

The Animal Has a Weakness for Get
ting on n Spree.

tihs oh u opFtts
Fort Logan, Col, has favorite who
is the cause of more temperance lee
lures than all the frequenters of that
post put together, says the St. Lou.e
e-Democrat. He has contracted
the bad habit of indulging in the flow
ing bowl and when in the vicinity of the
canteen-about the time of pay day
especially-he is sure to get more OF
less intoxicated on the offerings of tho
oughboys. who like to share wit!
their favorite the good things of thc
day which comes but once a month.
Jerry Simpson is private in the ranks
and is a total abstainer, never goinr
near the canteen except when orderc
there on duty to escort to the guard
house those who are unable to pie
their way to the barracks. On such
an occasion it is not an uncommon
thing for Jerry to find Colonel, lis IA
nous retriever, prone on the floor il
The highest stage of inebriation, chew
ing the last remnant of a good-sized jaH'
Colonel is kept by his master for HI
usefulness on the hunting field, thour'
IL WOuIu uOt SuileI ioi Il hoillS a. ipiii
IS any of his boon companions re-
manned in the ranks They love hin
learly and keep him well fed and sur
lied with tobacco-for the Colonel alsc
likes a taste of the herb nicotiDa whcl'
lie is in the dumps after soaking hi
head in the stable bucket on the morn
'ng following a debauch. He is =
troubled specter when in his moods
after recovering from the good thinos
f the night before 0nd acts very much
Ike one of the two-footed jewellers who
enticed him from the sedate quarters
of his owner. Private Simpson keeps
n warm place in his heart for the for
lurn canine when he is seduced by the
canteen crowd into bibulous condi-
ton.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-04-30

The master of the castle was the flrst
to begin hostilities. One day, toward
the end of the three months visit lrma
came into the drawing-room to find the
whole party awaiting her arrival and in
an instant she perceived that something
was wrong. Frau Won Wolde had been
shedding tears, tine old counts brow
was clouded with anger, and Albrecht-
Irma hardly dared look at him. so
changed was his aspect. 1t was too
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-04-30
RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.
4 Decrease In the Number of Fatal.
ties Last Year.

ties Last Year.
The record of railway accidents pr
ed every year in the Railroad Cas-
shows a decrease of fatalities in
and also demonstrates again how 8"
a traveller really is on a modern Ia
way train. For instance, 126 passenrc.
were killed last year, but the train n.i!'
age was s34, 100000. This means TIA
on the average passenger can traNt
over 6,0O0,0OO miles before being Fii!c
n n railway accident; or, TO put il i
mother way, he can travel back ar
forth between New York and 81
Francisco as frequently as the tra.f
win carry him about 30 years before his
fatal accide..t is due.
1t appears from the same authority
hat about one-quarter as many per
asst year as by disaster on the steer
~oads. There are no data at hand r
comparing the two modes CT t,avc
but it seems probable that the stcai
'oads are considerably safer than t."
rolley cars if the distance Travelled h'
aiken into account. The figures d. no
how how many of those set down ~
He'd by trolley car accidents were
asScrrers and how many inrocert re
'estrians who failed to get out Of tl'-
way in time. It hardly seems rs II t..
latter could be included, for the tot
r.ven for three years for the who
'ountry is only about equal to Tie IL
# those known to have been Killed
by the trolley cars in the city of Brook
lvn in that time.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-04-30

sheriff A. r. Croch
Jerk hi trict c. uri-r.. l. Ballard
Probate judge George II. IL ndy.
,sSesSor-Oscar Brui zrll.
rreasurer-J. T.. onnOTs.
- SUPP. al Pub IL Insiruction-F. =. Hcer-
OrOner- DR.. j. y. Weston.
-urveyor- +. w. Hulett
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1897-04-30
q WYHEI :coUATY DIRec70Ry


c"uerY utMA,s>I. y rs:
First Dlstrict--W. \. N'ch"i, live cry
Second Dist ici-TIm h, 81: =. "..rI.,r.
Third Distrtci-Ch' ist.i IN, 4. Ir-.n.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-14
Windham County Endeavorers.

The Windham county Christian En-
deavor union held its semi annual conven-
ton at the Congregational church at
Jamaica Thursday afternoon and evening
The praise service at 130 was followed by
the address of welcome by Miss Minnie
Reed of Jamaica, and President A. A.
Goodell responded. The subjects and
speakers were as follows: AN antidote
for some of the natural dangers of the
time" Rev. George A. Furness Of South
Wardsboro; s. How to become beautiful u
Miss Emily A. Colburn of Townshend
g Fifteen minutes with the juniors; per-
sonal work and how to do it," Miss Laura
WOODBURY. Of Wardsboro; "Echoes from
the Golden City," Rev. F. M. Wiswal of
Putney; "School of methods" R-v. j. L.
Sewall. The presentation of the banner
was made by Roy Adams of Marlboro at
7.15 in the evening. The address of the
convention followed by Rev. j. L. Sewall
of North Brookfeld, who spoke upon
"Soul winning" The meeting closed with
conservation service led by Miss Hattie
Howard of Windham.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-14
The KeeDe Light Guards.

The Keene Sentinel of last evenin q con-
tanned the following:
The seventy odd whee linen comprising
Keene Military Cycle Corps, organized
from members OF the Keene Light Guard
Battalion, who started from the armory
Thursday afternoon shortly after 2.S0
o'clock for the encampment ofthe Vermont
National Guard at Chester, arrived in Bel
lows Falls at 6. 3OP NJ The hour of ar
rival would have been considerably earlier
except for stop of three-quarters of an
hour in Wjaipole. The spot selected for
the nights encampment was particularly
convenient tor the purpose, being on the
bank OF Saxtons river, short distanc mot
over half a mle) south of Bellows Falls.
A large number of summer visitors had
witnessed the advent of the column to Wal
pole, where George E. Sherman, proprie-
tor of the Dinsmore Hotel, rendered the men
a collation.. The fatigue uniforms of the
soldier-cy clists gave them individually a
very natty appearance, and the column as
it filed out of Walpole and on across the
Connecticut was picturesque and striking.
Fully 500 people were assembled on the
Vermont side of the river to greet the
keene militiamen, who marched across to
the strains of music. An immense bonfire
was built by the enthusiastic citizens of
Bellows Falls, whose reception took on the
character OF a genuine ovation.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-14

Greenleaf, Gen. Estey, Gen. Kinsman,
Col. and Mrs. Coiley, and Coils. Meacham
and Stearns.
RECEPTION TO SENATOR MORRILL,.
The reception given to Senator Morrill,
by Col. and Mrs. James f. Pollard on
Thursday evening from eight until ten,
was great social success, several hundred
people being present.
The grounds and lawn were lighted
with Chinese lanterns, and the Montpelier
band of 35 pieces gave delightful music
during the evening. Inside, the house was
beautifully decorated with flowers. Those
receiving were Col. and Mrs. Pollard,
Senator Morrill,, Gov. Grout and wife,
Lieut.. Gov Fiske and Mrs. Fiske, James
Morrill,, Judge and Mrs. Henry.
Among the noted guests we're Gen. and
Mrs. Gilmore, Gen. and Mrs. Bates, Gen.
Estey, Hon. j. l.. Martin and wife, Hon.
B. d. Harris, Hon. j. G. Mccullough,
Gen. T. S Peck, Col. IL. w. Allen, Col.
c. S. Forbes, Hon. Hiram A. Huse and
wife.
Refreshments were served during the
evening.
The ushers were Gen. Estey, Gen.
Bates, Gen. JENNIE, w. S. Pollard.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1897-08-14
PlTHY PARAGRAPHS.

At an army wedding in England the
bride cut the wedding loaf with her
fathers sword.
Oranges have been grown in Lyons,
Kas., the owner of a tree having pluck
ed three this season.
An order has been issued forbidding
the sale of liquor in the restaurants Of
the Maine Central railroad.
Germany now has electric lights in
over 1000 postal cars, and Austria is
about to adopt the same system.
The annual earnings of miners in
S1lesia, Germany, are, after subtract
ing the insurance, only $147 to 5000.
Chicago has $50 less saloons than a
year ago, and the sporting men argue
thereby that the town is going to the
dogs
Lynnfield, town not a great ways
from Boston, and frequently reached
by train, has no doctor, no lawyer, no
policeman, no fireman.
The bones of buried soldiers at NAL
vern hill battle field are coming to the
surface through some phenomenal ac-
ton of the earth's crust
iouhS uoNCo anu plSCUlS are leu
with sort of pap secreted by the par
ent bird. 1t is necessary to their eXis-
tence. They die without it.
The natives of Alaska seldom
change their clothes unless they are
worn out. They are considered the
hlth1est race of beings on the earth.
A systematic inspection of all the
factories of Connecticut will be made
this year to see that children under
thirteen years of age are not employ
ed.
The humming- bird, in protecting its
nest, always flies at and pecks the e, IS
of its adversary. Crows have BEEN
found totally blind from the humming
birds bill
Three men in Lowell, Mass, who
were caught giving brides to city Of
fetal for municipal franchise will
pay fine of $500 each and pass one
year in prison.
South Germany reports the greatest
weather freak of the present month.
a hailstorm which killed thirteen per-
sons, wounded many others and killed
thousands of cattle.
Any good blacksmith can make
horseshoe, but few are such adopts as
Dover tMe.) man, who recently made
a tiny one, perfect in every respect,
weighing but five grains.
A memorial window to the members
of the One Hundred and Thirty-sec-
Ond regiment, who fell at Antietam.
will be placed in Holy Trinity Luther
an church, Sharpsburg, Md
The bicycle can't be downed One of
two passengers on the Sandy Hook
boat that carried a crowd from New
York laid wager with the other that
there were more than 300 bicycles
aboard. A deck hand counted 322.