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Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02

kn fsin fSr aI. i en- Rcihn. Ia hai
ten ben til Sot.n,t, iIas,s ban 00s'
9rafsS % salraa 5crsfi.iI, % gil
fsnr tilisnss. 81 IA fanoi Hns 6uitu
ban fsons ! IN StOl. ban nr "a iai
irs, at hdn III, tunN tale irTHrnbrn'
xna, % Or sl.s fray ieao. ei.r Gage,
mn oern, hunk life airvr uoe,i fct onn
Ssssfps. glaun, % 81. 4.45 aoa1nsoe
bar.
perm g,crs, odr fs0. / q~biIasip5il
oen 2or S,ptGnbet 1889. Stn us'
eannsi. ff trn | gpens ofrntIia; STD
Ir. 0a h1n oar fatss m.o in Sioi,s
e1na, tler ban SansIsktint, arpn
ssn1ns CO iaa sppograi. ) 1853
raI., ban til California, 5cor bun 1rht@
osa icm guIograer. 9anodsstlsHt.
srpoguf. Reporter % Rso,tter og Ior'
isst, fig osiaa ION sIaouosiDer. )
1880 len I'm til Rem gort oa Risgti |
ba Ffsruoe Var gH9laro oa SrIano, hoor
ban b!eD arrsifsrst IL 8lng, mcu !rsIaoi
uo.n nog,t jcIbsr.
S,nrp 9sors, par tienot | Die Srsois
PEE line mter,siaHs StFiitz c# Ratics
n~1Is.acri, % iiar pto "ptrgseis Gno
pnertr," jon uO,on | 1879. Gun bar
osfaa Fre,t nans: annrs Sssr, icm bar
faati trr 99i.treos,
3 1885 pdr hn arbeiosrpartists
aanoioat for gorssrmiter co 1T $1,000
Stcnnsr, Enrrm1n9s aarsiolt. Qtr1m
3. s<tpiti. 1T 10000 % osu rspubIiz
tunft aanbio1t, zboours Rmi:alt,
10000 stemmer.
Sa fste 3 Mar b1r Inns !sslbr.o ras
ret m,s.t io1s, og on b1n Tor n Qla1n:o
fbsn ncotog R~Uusnltiontn for Berger
meter, o1r San r1o for, at S:n opris:rcs
8olsflmp piloe I1gse b1m | Sr10er.
6rilin SnoTpaifs huns Eso oiI hrs
Saa uofaIo.; at gaIsst / 9reatsr Tetp
ppr,. Ct ot f~prti0en unuIigt at ~fonoigs.
5uns qarti. stvnas Ssfuirn Dtmos
trait, bur nrninu.t bans SIN. Senrp
S.urs, Sr.. / 5aoerrns Stso, % BET fer
us til, at trn Ct iitano til !! bols Rat
isrne fluttet.
G<nrp Gerrss 81. sr 35 aar CANNED
% BAR | en- Rafi. aar parst aornipns
p.nt | Daibinstan frr flsr, D1sblaoe i
9.iien. !Sm bar psiaa uphlot fig /
Gnsknb ION S~orrsiponnnt for 1meriz
tanf. 8osblas os Itrsrt ON i~ociaIs %
pplitiite Spfssmaal.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02
Cor Rptnoen.
"Cueen OF yabor" Gnnias.
aeciserst iOr sec. Soften of Una donna.

Oct pleier life prre ~almlnoelig Stf
Der i 2anoet, at maj gear ioenom IN
ssen Stnts Grauoier iordt fnoe en-.
Der fan iunssre Tom Joltets Reprelers
tant ptb isitligs 9In~leouiuser, men bette
fanbt BOG aauias beisist III at 9lsre
iurleoen ueo oens Sptieit / 3opefd. oa
MiIs China @bitnep al GhiaicOtbe,
Risiouri blsu palst I'll Queen Of
2abpr".
Zen unse 4ise bar icruo bleusn nos
faaret iii SGresbame for Queen of the
Kansas City Floral Festival / WtlsS
iOuri, men par blepen praaet al gpeus
%"fiuere" 8eioltuins, fimpeltben forSi
bun arbeibeoe for 1T SrsO. Gen unss
DiS uur intelligent. oanuet % ratter,
men ioroi bun bar beifIGiti9et nleo at
~iortere Tubat "by sight / en- 6abrit,
prutefersoe sl%riitOfraterue ! benoes
sgsn Sp mob bsnoes Sals til SGres'
bame iOr Grunninsen peo oeres 5elt.
Der er uiitnof insen Wansel paa
imutts, unse Bigger / aanias, men for
at sisre en- iaaoan geitemmelie tlIs
famine, iom ben retop antpceoe. bleo
Wtiis @1itnsp ualst til Queen pi
2abor", tbi sect er Grbeios, Der bar
siort Statsn til bet, ben er", iaeoe
oens @~uuerusr, Os bette Sals q
sanite pasienoe. Gienuem beuoe alts
iaa bIsu grbeibe baanobauet, aret Os
opbsiet al jubleuoe SuiinOer, iom bs'
npttsoe benne anlebnins III at Siue
jim SubisnatiOn tiltjeuos Ouer Den Sprs
~imGoelie, ium ercel Samiunosleoere /
aouia5 Gltn, 0iis our. bnooe beulit
life alene Wiis @bitnep, men gisrnem
benoe ale auiuoer, iom arbsioer for
tit SptcIe. Zen SDIoeit, bun bleu
Gieuitano for paa @elsu til 2Dpefa
os ienere / oenue Sh msbens Soften
Uareoe, uoersit baaoe Gg'Ireiiosnt
Sarriion 9emorfratipnsn for nosle
Iar iicen, iaapel iom S%iltsluinseu for
8rpau iioite Ssit. Iiulittorps iplQebe,
Stateus @uuernsr mpotog benoe ,e9sn
8eriOu. us Spsus gOrsermelter os
andre bolot galsr. "SI bar inssn
9ronninser i bort 2onO.~ iosoe SOr.
sermeiteren blanot anOst, "pg 9erss
&esierinsstio pil fun blipe i~tattet.
Cab life 9iseoasteu peO ben SplOeit,
iOm beuiieS Gem. 81 rrer ioas 9iens
mem 9sres 4sriou arbart arbeibe,
os ben Sten, iom bleu iOrfaiist al
MisiOrri, er ri itolte al at iette til
S~jsrneiten i 8anias.~
2epiaset al fin Rober bar Wiiis
@bitnep ben belle use M~iotpun.tet uso
5eitli8beoerne. Os eiter bpaO aoiierne
beretter. mOotos bun meb igmmelis
Seitebsnbso os SO ale be 9gresbep,ss
nlnser, iom iaa upentet blep tiloelt
benoe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02
auitin So5pifal Nprcniuo

hoISer lit garSmcpe / guitiu, Ntiuu., Sirs,
bag Den 9oe Rcu. al. ! Gftm Mpoet nil
bltre bolot pua @rono grmn Sau. eler GA,
laa | Ten lutberite Sirte. gaIe 6crcuiuaem
Yseplsmmsr anmpoes ON at aigipe Mlpee.
SaIs paa 6crcniuaeuS @mbepsmrno Tier
pen bette SFpoe, oemrit pptages til Sor.
baneling %lncoauae Saser, ipm Dlgoet ielp
.beiieTr,cr. Ren. Z. gdiler @aaru. @rei.
R.p. Z. I. Hpsue, Set.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02
Gu pmroiiulo 300 til baip
NriS.
"9ltsenS 9llnanaf % Saanobos

"Slesens %9tinanaf 90 Gaanobos
ior 1899 er ubtommet meo ct meBrl
pGroiiulr o. iutereslaut Subbolo. 5cr
uosn oengtprit9 auitc almauat, iom uo8Ires
al lluiperiiteierue / Sriitiania % ajpben'
bapn tnreb gpauseliernes Cert tuoebcINsF
Bcgen rpttise % paalibelige SplpsHun5sF
ON @nleieiterne / Aiaifa, artltler on
6snirbolo % 8ilfigtiei, en- fuloItrnoNS
Nprlts 9anlt &oacbos. Sc 6preneoe Sta
tiers 9auofpntorer, Den ~iGopanIige Sorrna1
for Suote9t "a Eight / Narets 2pb, Del
metriite Spiiem OF MiaaI 90 SGat,sope ItaiI
itilte Opeauer 90 eli Niaugfoloisbep Al Re
lrreuoe SpIpsuiHger al ale Slags. 8oSIdoe
Irlien er 40 Gen 8, men Soeen ienpes iTil
til ale,ipm iuoienbsr TN storesie % % Gents
i 6rimGrier eler Sp!umpRt ill Z. Blegrnb
Geu'i Yasiaser agent, IA "a Saae St'
Gbieaap. 10a9
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02
Site iaa langt al Weningcn
fanifc!

S Suueitueu paa 'Svsop iiupes poo
en- Gable irptt meo GAME 9pyer ipl.
seuoe:
"8pna Carl oen Spluie ipurate
@rep Stenbud, builten ieusr bsoit al
alc StRnber."
en- Ste aiprs 8onbe. ION bdper Seit.
Gupirp9tig os GrIis, COB 0abu oernRit
SIN CUB % Song trp mob bper Manbs
ateft.
Or Tibet Ioup, balteo, COB Zen meo fin prsit.
Beb intet Of 2eusmano eiheller npgen reit.
gosr laust pp i S%,oussu, bar itjeloum upgeH
giGit.
Or fri for &e~rresaaroeu, tris, hunger ps peli.
Bel bruser lin Niger, eng ipabe % lGit.
Ga ilioer tit pabmel. ifInos burer % peit
Sorlist meo i'm Suitrre, ben ban bauer iGit.
Cant elup I lit Nrbeib. ben lspcr alerbeoit,
Som oct nj ices al Advertisements t har
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02
SiReuerns
Silbefiffet

| 9efteraaln fnnes at hpe fluttst liaeIaa
pluoielis ION bet bespnots, firms BEN
12i. Sttober. Siar Ct att. SilfaIoei I
gsosfloran, oI iaar LOB til at itulle
bapn 1T aamIs Rp. Den IN. uae",
bsber BET / ct prioaibrsD osropnfra. "itpo
Silsn tbt ium grsb i naitsn bOsrsneite
gust brins; llsa efter Dor Wasisn
mtrent f~oripunoen, % Der sr ltom lib
Iigt til, at Be mere bill bend, tilbass iaar".
Ssiaa | b spris, @,iteraulsGfrithr
Ter be. uh til Of p9r. ontrsnt fprbi meo
Sansften. GarnETtet q Iadsoot ion OPP
bsri, % int,t MT Si9ne CT blsptn fat.
Ofpien banner beg sn Smule unbtaa.lIs;
Der er n.nIia npIis sjort It itsrrs Stang.
5 bet noroliae Selsslanb FTtss Der liot pua
Sam. 5urreftn {. ot MI itile inssn bele
Rorolanos amt. 9et fs.s, at Der bar
vft fla Sin |; @sFlrfptsn. Sm BEN giry
nrgst mere uo AZ bit aio bare at "Diis
rig, fan ingsn pioe.
! 5rcmse amt bar nan / ban for
lfbns Zig. sjurt BET bsors. Der itaar MI
Silo fm ban nprbr, Del al 2snritfjus
ben til Sbeftao os srunanas. Sang
ten er COB baaH paa Rot cs Sam. oc
auulitsrn fial prrs furtrinli9. Den fam.
Isos Janst innn 4mt.t unoras.r ii
m.Iem 80 Os 10000 ssnosr.
9ifrittsrns ienoenfrr SslglanS Ell
in.et uerett,t- Wldn bsr,r ON ct Smad.
Tlof1ns MI % b, os bet sr bet bels
W,n osfaa ben n suo til lit grus. Der
Glib, nr ia1r bur naxt SrnoeIsparsns
Sterrslie, sr tsmmslis fpItbar iom gar
noenfor H itfrrs Jisrisr. SmaaTIosr
faloer hngi 6inissre % er beors fife
inn 2ot,snub frr ne itsrrs 5iIte. enO Der
borne Sin.
Stub, bet frr alror rifs fa, at 5eb'
iileFftt MI omirent er ilut, iua pilH be-
rare pOsrft uheloist. Soar bar Gurop,
Buug FOX meaet m.rs SiIb eno en IAN,
isN Guusit anoruasr til, GftsrIpsrgi,lr
II Iiplia. priisrne bar fele 5iosn uarei
~ontnoslies og ita1r M paa TN for nnnt
aarstb lille iaoOanlis SGa. 8oaht
5iitsrs. aje6ers pau fsrfts Saanb, Oa gr.
poytersr BAT JON SelhsO betraatei iaar
bapt ct bsloiet Silsanr, os BIT tunos aat
prrtir trang, til. Wu iaar bar oer msr,
al giere, bare man ri ncsst al qiere mso,
gi ilar ireits os raso, al fab gfflunos.
fit:t os @alrIiIoffst ituIDs ipmms til al
tafis nOssi Diosrs ai fig. iuu bill or bliu
albuerum iOr oisie Sortsr ogIaa.
" lsrn en- 90 anoen Sang ira D
NT EL - -
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02
"Yaalisciise" Ruacma,fiuer.

"SeLiable" Sucltatpr II SrcpOer 60.
Guiucp, 81, bar ublenOt lin 13oe aarliae
Satalps o9 Seileocr for 1888. Oct or en-
Sog paa PA tore Sftnpiioer, fulo al ollie
Der oS 6orfIarinser oper 6irnaets Wtaltiner
% oisies milore Dele - bporleoes Isirrs
trRiorretnIusen fan bebit bp9geS Up bpap
8etiusclier Der titles - aibilouinecr al be
mango Eiplomer % = Gmier, i irmae, bar
faaet Ior line Rnsemaitiuer % Srpooers.
iOrubrn meset anoet al SHteresie ior 5lrr,
trGaulere. Den irnoeS I'll eubuer aorcsie
uee Nlcotaselieu al 10 Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02

0UorOaH bet LOB is siSre Strtinom til
zen ups s0ssrsnoe: see pl boab,, :, bar
iopst goot inatls
ZEN eOssreuot; "Ett bor 'cs 5f 3c,,.
iiliGloisris en- Slate siOroiorm 6cs mia.
aes cpsisOs Dem llfiammm { Sspu, it lea
itIp sit | ENG
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02

Sst er let at f%ritiiere andre o. finoe Tseil
Saaoan arttif ian game, % ben tan lille:
BET bsror nle8et paa Den aauo, Bpurai ben
uoiprluser. Sar ou noeeniiuce iiteoet for.
lpst l,ot opristis &ys? Yet bjGlper stuls,
eleusu unosr bans arbeioe, tilltpnoer Spr.
meme til Spot8beo os 5ienerne I'll 9roItab.
5 ct tnS8poer bet foria8te Slerte mt giuo
os itprter ben mpoi8e Arm, Ranae al DEM.
pt bar at slDre meo, tpriter otter ct 8tialoss
Orb, eiter ct tjGrligt %opmuntrenoe Blif.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02
DOR oe tore itausinapite asar.

mersGrfnrNoner laaes grturiiouspro,
gram % @riSliile, bpiS man itriper til clsr
beisser u Morteuieu h 81 / 70 1875 g..
&tnsie Strset, Chicago, Su.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02

y y
Git 81

10, o9 GIis r
rCa FL goOt, Sol
Itsr 9als. Stis
Sims rr'da y
DIR par alt iat
tcg IN 2srsport
.~nrnpsnoe Oatter
bun
filie paa fin IT'LL
aHns, ION I
trnet paa arneH.
|"Gu fsOs, ire
lille Gut I
san bill til mig
tse 5snOs Barnet
ing 9areliet m
b ~6tg9nots at gro
gRoosrsn tcg BEN
O2ama2"
Ia Fl io iaa frp9t
l." O:o6Ico bun
|m ipsnmer q
E1lo, min lille 6
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i 6ar faast Jig en-
fsreno SRA
| "y}u faur BET pa
fjanmsr D
j rent. Ct osr
i frlge mto Nen' !
b cp paa Bit Se
| Sun tog Glie I'M
(srrerns fulgte cite
y ituIoe bet1oe.
Der Nntsoe hsr
boi9artliet, tan
tts fine ganIe %
fa9G9ftu' 9al1n
til bet lille 6
FpciIet. 5oran
\ Gli.s 8lGoe ID
bit hnoe8 Nrjiti8
ala ga
IA tan jo iIet lille
i "1lt bin SnteI
b@mtmlno'n. "St
fge i~aulanss Sra
4 SITTER MdOen /
giers bet i
bncrars tenN ct
IA Itoo fqras til
4 JrrIt MATTE I
giort i'm 81
fGnNe st upe Sui
Bang.
n get n1r Stdoe
3ll uierne Rife IN
II man gisrns isIp
\ "5morgsn, Sof
3,9maa rare iann
4 Sohan rpiteoe I
fa9oe ran OsO Zig
cre bIeNt Iaa fiji
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kjt hun srOnu e.
bar,t i1a rig pau
mGQer Mprg
ut HrteIig ioag
4 aoG 'agt PsnTic
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n DIT BAR ida Be
n un tunOe iIst /
8ia,ot paa Reiidr
4 sun bsspnot, oa
N mutt uofaurns
Y gslie, fucr trof
8irrits Dag i ps
n bun baON benoe
u SHt bun tos
n t1ntsfuIo i Saa
4 gioos; til bun
d GaI0t a1uOsfrao
n iilact poa Strip
i FAoielig Iigt
n "sjoen ie9 Fam
i gioers ION {
\ '5 foIOt 6eg9s 8
q '~lmenfrsrsoes a
4 6oiS 8tusoe bu
4 Som srebsn /
4 N'n en- bemlnslil
clnne ouurnle :
4 misics Songs I
/ N'n - lorig!
Jrt lInsr IN,
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02

Son oct Mi ices al GpertiSismrn,et bar
81. Sebrcus ilptiet i'm Ciiics til SpuOi,
Nrcnoe, Rieplet gpe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02

" lsrtr en- % anosu Sang ira X
aaidunesfHtsrs. nr iicmnsr off ioano
aSD at iorisse griOsurnsFrs / aabeni
loaD. vi man lite Oftsre bar bsrt fra
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02

Set er life not at lore Barnet at I9ie,
man bsr osiaa nnoerpiie bet j. bpao bet bgr
lGie. ct cpratt Barn, meo en- pirtiom Ron.
tai, trGrger rtrettelis gfteripn i oenne
SenieenOe. On bet er mulist, iaa tiuao lite,
at Der ftlltes 2Gieitci Of tuiuliomt gQro /
Siemmet. 3erceo iii 6riitelien til at uo.
firoe, "bpao bet er for noset", pGre iieruet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02

Ut mailer oct beeis
SNsutcl
tairerila "a rnftr al iad earerlsTufE,
iaAe sncg III at iSlse bette 8oet ..''
Holland a. Tilleson, Menomonie, WIS
Decorah-posten., 1897-11-02
Sanfcfurn.

Zen tan fables for, iom bar lqrt at uub.
oGre, boao ban slerne uiloe eis, cs Tom taal.
moots TnOer Jig T. bpab ban life attraar.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-25
$4,000 BOND.

Colonel Outlet, who killed ex--
Sheriff Alice, of Goliad county, last.
Thursday at the formers ranch.
has been released on 10000 bond.
The two men were in the cattle,
business together. Thursday morn
ing Colonel Outlet told Alice that.
he would not feed a certain negro
that belonged to Allees outfit
Alice said it was in the contract
that he should do so. Outlet said
CHATS damned lie" whereupon,
Alice knocked him down. Outlet
rose and drew his sixshooter and
shot Alice twice. The latter fired
five times but did not touch Outlet
He died instantly. The funeral
took place at Runge. Allee's'
brother was killed at Loredo year
ago by Marshal Bartholomew.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-25
NOUSEI,.

During the GUNNER it was an
nounced that the Arkansas Pass
would put on regular passenger
train in August. The order has
not been issued yet, and some
doubt if it will on account of the
crop prospects. The towns along
the branch are entitled to Il regular
train, The passenger service has
increased to a marvellous extent in
the last year, and it is seldom that
the two coaches are not full. Ii
regular passenger train was put on,.
doubtless, the travel over the road
would still increase. Under the
present system travel is not only
tedious but uncertain. Delays are
made at every station for switchingn
and even ties for section hands are
thrown off along the line, The
travel justifies better service, and
the Inquirer believes the towns,
along the line should ask that an
improved service be given in the
shape of a regular passenger. By
combined pull of Lockhart
Luling, Gonzales. Sinner and Yoa-
KUN, we believe regular passenger
would be put on, We would sug-
gest that the Business Mems League
take the matter up and ask the
cooperation of the other towns
along the line.-Gonzales Inquirer.
You might as well ask the
Arkansas Pass to run trains to the
moon.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-25
Summer dress goods at cost at
Chas. Muecke's.

Summer dress goods at cost at
Chas. Muecke's.
The bank has closed at 5 instead
of p. m. for some weeks past and
will continue to do so until further
notice.
Cigarette dealers should remem-
Der that the last legislature en-
acted law imposing an additional
occupation tax of $40 per annum
on such business. This law be-
comes effective September Goth.
Fifteen 10 cent loaves of bread
for $1.00 at Emler's lunch stand.
Single harness with collar and
names for $3.50 and upwards.
d. G. HELMERs.
Antiseptol Stock Ointment for
sale by Chas. Muecke.
Just received a car load of Old
Hickory and Tennessee iron axle
and thimble skein wagons which
will be sold at lowest prices.
C. l.. WILLIAMS.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-25
A Pleasant Time.

The picnic given by the Fire
mems Band at the grove Sunday
was a very pleasant affair. The
weather was excellent. There was
quite large attendance from
Moulton. The ball at night was
hugely enjoyed and dancing con-
tinued until 3 a. m.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-25
Mrs. Sarah Hnghs returned su

Az 80 hCRisfii 49, F'-1 SNN'A ~ $500
day from a visit to Wharton.
A beautiful line of silk parasols
at O. H. Deutsch's.
Albert Luedecke of Lockhart, was
here last week visiting VIM. Luede-
cke's family. He wants to buy
land here and settle down near
Sinner.
A. F. Moreno of Lyons, Texas,
was here this week shaking hands
with his many friends He has
quit the employ of tile Santa Fe
road and will,wprk. for the Arkansas
Pass,
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-25

w. A. Kinchelor of Wharton,
who married Miss Willie Dickson,
met with bad accident at Wharton
last Thursday. He was loading a
Winchester when the shell ex-
ploded, part striking him in the
eye. He was taken to Galveston at
once for medical treatment andiwe
have not learned ifthe sight is de-
stroyed OF. note
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-25
NOTICE.

All those indebted to me can set
tie with Wolters Bros, who will
receipt them for the money. My
residence is for rent; for particulars
apply to VIM. Green. There is a
full system of waterworks in the
house, garden and yard.
JOHN HARDWOOD.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1897-08-25
FRESH OYSTERS.


Fred Crosby of Moullon. came'
up to the picnic Sunday, on his
bicycle and on his way home broke,
down about two miles from town,
ana had to foot it back and watt
forthe train Monday.
Mrs, Earl-Fry left yesterday fc,is
Corsicana to visit Miss Gale, wlio,iis
reported critically ILL.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-01-14
A Call for Aid.

To the Editor of The Republican.
Mrs. Carrie p. Bruere, who spent
one winter in Mt. Lake Park, is now
in charge of an orphanage in PoOna,
India. She writes that the famine
now raging in India makes it possible
to gather the starving children into
her home. They come in wretched
condition, having been living on
roots, seeds or grass, unground, I'M
cooked grain-anything they could
lay their hands upon.
People are dying by the road side
in Central and North India. One
boy was taken into the orphanage
who was found beside his dead moth
er; another was sleeping on his dead
mothers body; another emaciated
one was found on the river bank the
father lying in the water where he
had fallen on going for drink, being
too weak to rise again. He said, Il
have been here four days: never
mind me now, but save, Oh. save, my
boy They took him TO the orph-
anage and is now fine bright little
fellow.
ooh: if We can only take in large
number of these boys and girls, -
Mrs. Bruerc says, lit will mean a
strong Christian church in the future,
for the children will be Christians in
stead of heathens, and so on for sue
ceeding generations"
Should not this appeal touch our
hearts and our pockets and should
We not give rs God has prospered us
to secure these perishing souls from
starvation and from everlasting death
Oh; let us hear our blessed Master
saying, "Inasmuch as We did it unto
the least of these, my brethren, We did
it unto Ne"
We do not ask for large sums Cal-
though we would be glad to have
them but will be happy to receive
the pennies. May the Lord touch
some hearts 10 give TO this cause.
All contributions may be sent to
Mrs. Fannie l. Sperry, President Mt
Lake Park Miss. Assn, Mt Lake Park,
Nd.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1897-01-14

A GLANCE at the message of the
Governors of the various States
shows that they all insist upon great
er economies. The pinch of business
depression has at least made its i'm
preston upon executive apprehen-
sion. But it is doubtful whether
there will be responsive Legislative
action. For thirty years extravaganza
has had a steady growth. 1t is now
a habit. There is no more thought
of thrift among assemblages of legis-
latOrs distributing treasury assets
than among assemblage of rats bur
rowing in a cheese.
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THE report of Comptroller Robert
p. Graham makes a good showing of
the financial condition of the State.
The total receipts for the fiscal year
ending September 80, 1896, were So
1876, 875, GA, and the disbursements So
945, 4O1, on, which included a payment
of 5000, III, TO- on account of the peni-
Tertiary loan, 1925. 900 for free school
books and nearly 5000, 900 for the sec
ond asylum for the insane. At the
end of the fiscal year there remained
in the Treasury the sum of 1916, 042, rs
Comptroller Graham says that the
net debt of the State is So. 1888, 553, 10.
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hs at present, but in 1895, at the sug-
gestion of Governor Stone, the law
was changed and the vote was by
districts. The method continued for
about forty years, when the general
ticket was resumed.
The electoral vote of Maryland at
each of the elections has been cast as
follows:
17S9-George Washington and Rob
ert Hanson Harrison, of Maryland;
votes.
1792-George Washington and John
Adams; 10 votes.
1796-John Adams, 7; Thomas
Pinckney, 4; Thomas Jefferson, 4;
Aaron Burr, 3; John Henry of Mary
land, 2.
1SO0-John A. Adams, ); c. c.
Pinckney, 5; Thomas Jefferson, >;
Aaron Burr, 5.
18O4-Thomas Jefferson and George
Clinton, 6; Pinckney and King, fed
eralists,)2
1905 James Madison and George
Clinton, 8; C. C. Pinckney and Rufus
King, 2.
1S12-Madison and Elbridge Gerry,
(democrats,) 6: Dewitt Clinton and
jarrett Ingersoll, federalista,) ).
1816-James Monroe and Daniel D.
Tompkins, democrats
1820-James Monroe, II; Tompilins,
for Vice-President, 10; Robert Good
Toe Hal per;
1S24-For President, Andrew Jack
son, :; J. Q. Adams, 3; W. Il. Grow
ford, /: Vice President, Calhoun, 10:
Andrew Jackson, I.
182S-Jackson, >; J, Q. Adams, 6.
1832-Jackson, 3; Clay, >.
1836-W. II. Harrison and John Ty-
Ter, 10.
1870 Harrison and Tyler
1914 Clay and Frelinghuysen.
1S4S-Taylor and Fillmore
1852-Pierce and King.
1S56-FiIlmore and Donelson, At
this election the State was carried by
the know-nothings. The vote of
Maryland was all that Fillmore re-
ceived.
O-Breckinridge and Lane.
1S64-Lincoln and johnson.
1S68-Seymour and Blair.
1S72-Thomas A. Hendricks and b.
Gratz Brown.
1876-Tilden and Hendricks.
1SS0-Hancock and English.
18S4-Cleveland and Hendicks.
1889-Cleveland and Thurman.
1893-Cleveland and Stevenson.
overwhelmingly and Hobart.
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ALAS, AND ALACKADAY.

AS pretty as
A peach that has
The fairest bloom upon it;
a girl complete
Unto her lovely bonnet.
Her downcast eyes
With mild surprise
Gazed on the world around her;
And all the while
A dimpled smile
Proclaimed that joy had found her.
When if, perchance
Her roguish glance
Fell on passing stranger,
'Twere well that he
From thence should flee
Or find his heart in danger.
AS down the street
This maid complete
Proceeded so demurely,
1t seemed to me
Her voice must be
Like silver bells-yes, surely,
But, sad the end!
She met a friend
The somehow can | paint it?
Say, Mame?" said She
That voice. All me!
cts corkin' weather, amt it?'
G. V. II.
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Some Rambling Thoughts.
BY MEMO.

There is no government so decided
ly under the notice of the American
people at this time as the Spanish.
This is because its methods of man
agement in Cuba come very near to
our own shores. Whether our indig-
nation, political or actual, would be
as deep if Cuba were 3,000mi away
is an open question; for much that is
it savOrs greatly of politics and wire
pulling, while real sympathy never
savOrs of either.