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Decorah-posten., 1897-05-11
Sra Dioenlfab 90 praris
YopuIGrc Totiticr.
Jernbanetogsnts Snofuotlie paa
S%uittrpffet,

S ct. 2ouis, / bet osro9rsnoe BIZ
oenRabernss Giaosmi bar 9roissipr
Nipber gipet iorslsbtse Wteobelelier
ON nOsle enbnu ufulOitanoiee Grperi.
menter, Tom ban bar ioretaset meO
Senipu til bet forsseOe 9uittrpt Us be
suftitrSmninser, iom ct Grprestos /
iulo 6ort tremtaloer. 5Orisseue er
sanlte interes iante os bar, iom bet uil
'remsaa Of eftsriglssnoe, life alene
tbeoretiif B%etp6nins.
Deb Sialp al ct paa benfstsmasiis
Waaoe anbrast RunOmeter er bet lpts
teoes Nipber at maale 2uittrDitet ubsns
for Tinouerne | Bassunerre, os BET
bar piit zig, at bette er fUrbolbsuis rim.
sc lise uoenfor 8inbuerns, bporlmoo
bet t,ltaser inbtil en- pig Gitaro fra
2o9et % altiaa narmer fig en- @ran.
leprroi eaer meb andre Orb bet itDrite
Suittrpf er aib9nsist al flere 6attorer.
iaaleoes al ben sleblitfeli9e 3empsra.
tur % garometeritanb, men ierit os
fremit al 9osetS Saitisbeo. Ntan
mao i%ortlare 5Orboloet iaaleoes, al
3oset trnffer en- bsl Del Suit meo fig.
Os at be oerpeo cpliaaebe Strsmnin,
ger forplanter fig til 9uiten i abltiliss
5oos IiItanb. Gen 2uft, Der ripss
meb, er en- Slide til Gnre for gIue, Der
itiuer zig Tor mar peo Stiunerne, naar
TOget iarer iorbi. Non fan let blipe
peltet, % life alsns bet, man fan enb.
os blioe hoirolet iub unoer Spset,
bois ba life netop Sorbsmonnets
Jorm forbinorer en- iaaoan &alamitet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-11
Viking read

timber beune YenGpnelie bar ul
be9pnot at laue 9obt SlaObraO
1abrltmGsIgt. SyOr lettere at tllll'
ne Iorlenoes o9 baanOtercS, bllr
bet lauetl imaa firfanteOe Stpttet
al paslenOe 3pftelie. Sm life llllI
| uoleenOe laa Dog / aualltet tan
oct maale Jig meo bet beOlte. get
laueS al beoite Sort Wtel. Sp9r9
otn Grocery 9anoler efter Oct.
aan iaaes sjennem MbolelaIe'
9anoelen.
Sorlu9V -Bread-oet ga
ralltereS at pRre nRrenOeo9 llIlOl'
VIKING BREAD FACTORY,
Story City. Iowa.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-11
mooerne Seilifibe.
epuriur iaa mango al benz saar bort.

Icotrns Ssil'tib, sr ukIoigs, 'tripsr
"8loh." Stibsbbae,rtunitsr bar | be
Tentr, Mar pGrst iad pptdgst al Damp
fibsne, at Seilitibsns Ct hlspen rent iors
irmt, icn bet ipHes. Sbetminbtte taller
bette Gaitum, at iua mango "pr1gtt9t"
GeilTtibe ioriuinoer ubsn at eftsrldos lta
Spor, btrfcr. Td alt / benne Isrosn
bar I'm qdrida, mda Der neopsno'9ots
pGre en- 8runb for ben pddfaIotnoe
ftors "UlcrtaIitst" blanbt Rutiosrs
SeiIiibs. 9enni.ngdaenoe er 6drtsis
trnc, bpdb WntsridIs og BET arbeioe, her
tr Idat pda BEN, dnaaar, folio bpg8eos;
men Spaobtoen Iieecr oeri, at be ole
Tammsn sr bpggst sfter en- og famine
Spps. Wdn tngsr itts Senipn til, brill
ten "Irooe" Siibet tr bsitirftigst /.
Oct Tan fragtss til at fsrs acbb,r ,usr
SUITE, auI elsr SuIpetsr. til at gaa runot
9op 6orn sIl,r bet sobs 9udbs 5orbierg
- for 9pgmsitrsns tou1ner bet ue pud
ct. Sfibsns bIiper bpsset atturat til
rem Start, hoori b. piI bliOe unrenot.
0erfor burOs man osIaa bpgge BEN lua
itsric, al be itiinbe sreis + oer Cart og
ct bpsrt SIogs 8sir,
Ut Nutibsns SsiIFibe lie ,r, ION be
ber p1rs, rii,r Tom iugt bet tore Intol
Stibs, Der fcrIpinosr. Wan hsrer cfte
anfrrt, at bette ffpIbss aoliiioner, pg |
entelte sr bette moi mulist. Men Maria
aen sr | bet operreisnos @rtal at Sils
fable Nanasl pda StabiIitet. MeGIem
9roportionsrre peo ct 5urtsi | ganls
9aes % ct moosrne er Der ct 'p1lgsnbe
9pb. Stib,ns bneess MI for LANCE for
at tllnns toes Iua tor 2uoning ION mis
Ii1t; bet retts 5orbpIb melem 2Gnsoe
% greobs forrpt,,s, Stabiliteten fors
minbfss, os be taIrise ulptter blipsr
Gelgsn.
Suo er Der en- Sattpr til at tag. meo
/ gsreaningsn, % bet er Stibets R g.
Spem bar nogeniinoe bsrt, at en- ge'igs
teliesmunb for 8eritas bar eaaet till
for at unberTsgs &ig9sn. Nei,
han forblipsr paa 89ttst, logger Sopes
bet bdapper % litter liot pud Sdttelds
gen ier at altine ipnss at bore AN right"
% oermeb er ban f9rbig meo B en Sing!
Msn be noget eisnopmmslige SmitGna
.biebeoer, brorunosr ct Stib fpripnes meb
Rig, ftulbe ejsre en- omhpegelis unosrs
at benns nsbp.nbis, 9pgmeiteren
sr nuturliepis nsbt til at labe benns Del
af @rbsibet ubfere at en- anben, Ds ba
begge bill tjene libt puu IH9ren, bliper
Matsrialet % Mrbeipst lille altib, Tom
bet itulbe bore. Sg 8sIigtelIesmanoes
mes 9~issgploisbeb ian life anoet enb fri
tie Hismsiteren til at fuife. Summsn
al bet belle er, at be mooerne Seil1tibe,
iaa elssante pe putre be enb er, lite BIZ
Der ben Stabilitet os SitierFb, ipm be
hurDe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-11
SRA Spring @rope.

SIR. % mrs. 8. q. Gj.rtintsn bar
miitst I'M Sotter Snga Gcrcline ben
29cs &priI; bun blsD lit. iuItt II aar
gammsl.
Sruls quulfons SuItru, Maria,
afgit Deo 9ebsn ben lite Mai al SRz
ring, 80 aor sammsI. Sun bar 0dts
ter Of 6ermun 0ufsrub, % siftece ia
ION Gnte sitsr Gpsn gstericn i 1898
meo 2ruIs Caution. gun sfterluoer
fig en- Sen og en- 9ottsr sfier fsrIte
9Gstsitab og en- linen 9ut af bet iibite.
gsgraOslien ior'sit fra BEN nDrItslu,
tbsrits airts. tpor 9nitpr Requs bolot
2igtdIsn.
Der iautalbts GEura Qocitipn /
Sprin9 GropS beb9goes mere ca msre,
rs De priputsg oligsr. ION Der opFeres
sr for fsre5 8ebtommsnbe rigtiq rd.re.
San msgst 9pg9ts Qrbeibe spm ifiur Biz
Der Der nepps bette Qar, men OIs Sen.
brictfou Bigger ct fiatsIigt GUS, % be
9psuinssr, Der allsrsos ificr fob Jar.
eigs. forffisnnes msb aoitiaioe ,Sms
proponents. Ole 5pstsn bar ,js6t W.
8. Walbus' 6us 90 bill finite bet ben
pan fin Got / Gbur6 QOoition.
@plt QUIET sr M tjlFDttet ben
gdmle garbersS chop poa Main Street.
os z. ). 9Oelp bar Opertnset poItmeters
Gmberet.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-11
Trs. Duncan & @aD,
SanolGger, tan trGiies /

2unpII9er, Tan ftnnt9 !.
Wabel, Wltun., 12te % 13be Mai.
Sprtng 8rope, 0iinn., l4oe % l5oe gEdL
Gbdtfielo, Wiun, 17be % 1soe giai.
Hartsboro, Mtiuu., 19oe, 20Oe % 21oe gRaL
ye HoD, Nfinn., 22be o. 24oe YRal.
RacIne, Ntinr., 25oe W9al.
Yienlant @roue, Aiinu., 26oe og 27oe ARdt.
3Pnoer trGftes uoen Smerte. Nlt NJ
betoe garanteres. 5220tt
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-11
Gil Ueolioenoe / Jnoicn.

Siosu iioite go. er inbfummet: DIE
Salruriou. 6lanorsau, g. Saf., $3.50;
Z. Sc. @jstll, Charlton, isis, $500;
Cir. Chr l~,enisn. Yarmnuibpile, ggaine,
$500; Sobn Wt. @llbertion. Seloen,
bile, S1,0o; SUbn s. StVlsoi zig, Ss.
iian. Soma, 5000. - 9iliammen til
Cato S26.00.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-11
Ouns 90 Sraoltreets
0anoclsoperFat.

~. ". SAh "
of trade ira giep yort tiger ben Sos
Mai bL. a.:
Ger er pel neppe noser, Ionl life oil
forbauies peo at e%riare, at ben plrtellSe
SmIRtuina / glpril Waaneo 9jsnnem
leoenoe S~auoeIsbuie al snhper 6orre''
nin9ssren / be ~itDrite Sper sNtenlcr
aGppebier8ene gjenneminltlI9 I'm er
10 grocsnt minore eno / april 1892,
Der bletil bar itaaet iOm bort ltsrlie
5prretningsanr, us 6 Erocent mere
euD / BEN iamme 0iaaneo iiior. Geits
er en- Serssuius fra 357 &apportsr,
ium bper iiar BARTER plrfcllse Sals
hos lsosnos SanoelsmGno al famine
Gurretninesgren / Ell eaer anoelt al
IA Gtortpsr; Os 5leiultatet er l9rllS
opmuutrsuoe, uaat beniees til De ltore
4risialb / be iioite lem Gar laapellom
be fore Speriugmmelier os andre Ita'
beige &aaoirfniu9er taar. Wteoerls
ben ipetulatipe SmiGtnin9 er ubeipoes
Zig i naiteu ale Sran6er, os oerfor
life ~opipulmer "@leurtns'SOule NeS
turn" fig iom i tloligere Iar, rtler
ben uirtslise SuuOcls Omiung in9en
tiliunrenoe Neogana; bette 6aftum er
al ftsrite getponins / ale Sanoels'
bere9uiuser. &aa 9unturisrnes Ssbet
ipures Der pgina Scoring.
slursuo iisterue er liot lpiere for
Spmulbeus 8eofommenoe nu, ~eiterat
Guerippmmelierne er aitaset, og Tor
&~aarbueoen paa @runo al De inbuans
lise GIpster PM Siuoe paa @interbpe>
ben % Oerai beulrtenoe ieOpanlis lors
s9et Gaming al @aarbueoe. 6remoes
les er 8eitens 2iliDrIel iterre END iiipr:
2,348, 900 guibeIs imoo 2,20S, 972
iiior; liseiua er Der en- 5orsselie / Gt'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uofuriel, nemlis
l,49S, 167 8ui6sls. meoreguet Sueoes
mel, ImOO l,04O,043 Suihels ijOr.
llseus Wtaiserport - {, 725,043 Sus
ibels - ct minore, END ben MI bar
pGret paa mango Tiger.
Speoemarteost table &c iuotil 3 orss
bag, men bar iiOen gjenuuuoet 13c.
2%iuerpuu!s Spetalatiouer b9peoe Bonn.
uIospriien til 7.75c; men Yrlien er
after iuntet liOt, Og Der ipnes life at
oRre np3en 6urpselie / 6abritatiuusns
5Orbrug.
SmiGtninsen i lib til fate (meu
life ~lRnsere itigenoe) Yriier er mirs
ore % tDoer paa, at Spetulauterne
er mtnore forpisieoe ON tiOll9 Yrufii
liseOueriOr enOrme 5origninser hos
Oaorltanterne. Eda De ire Opoeos
marteOer omiattes $685. 200 Suno %
o. | tenn Tiger bar Der ppret I0l0t
9,737,S50 IunO imOo 23,327,1Oo
Suno | be famine Tiger / 1892, oa Der
bar flor ar~beiosrsrelie ueo l~llbipiuoe.
rierne.
vi 5aQitter / llsens' 9gb banote
22l / be 5ureneoe Stater tmuo 23S
tilor. Samtiols bar Der / Canada SO
imoo "a iiior.
"grabitreetS" flyer uroer lamme
Cato 81. a.:
uoiprielen al Soeoe fra atlanter,
baps' % Sttlebausfpiten piier fla
l lem Sage al usen at baue naoet
100000 Buibels, Ntel ibereo.
net, lmoO l,l55,0O0 iiofe lac.
l,SS2,000 ben tlliuarenoe uae 1896.
100000 / iamme ll9e 1895 pa
2SlS,OOO BulbelS 1884 % 2,712,O 900
/ 1898.
uoiprieIen al Snotau Corn bar i
ben IorlDbne use 3,12S,0Oo Suibels.
llSen iOruo ~3,657,OOO guibels uo
ben tiliparenoe llse iiior 1,s9l,ooo
SuibelS, $4,000 gujbels i 1895.
1900 / 1894 Og 1,O46, 600 BuiEeIs
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-11

u'st @tt. Noao Der er min IRE,
IAN a.0rl8 bare moralt Ret. spop Nor ~
a,0,a'lI u'f' tan aIorja Oar, iuriOif met
sDao Ger CT i%ariOiii llrei, ian qlsria prr.
I'''N' Ss' 6rancis 8iuarO.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-11

~bil Uu lVpt W * 2ig pHl,
Roget CT Der, iom rdaber; tom!-
RoSet meo tuiinoe 5unger,
Com ON 6reiOisbeo iiuuger.
9eit bit Sooe % tag bin 9anb
vi bet hsle, iiraalenoe Saab,
Som ODER 8eroeu bprlper
% / buer 2ips9niit Itl9luer.
gisrnion.
2sft bit SUoe! Sab life Sorser os
StuHsiier bsie bin Hattc. SAB life
Mismooet iaa Mast nleo Dig. Oct
tarer bort bin 2iustrait iOm en- altio
snnsenbe Orm. Oct sjsr bin Sial
ips.
Wanse er be, iOm lar fig pperpinoe
al Wpbsansen. Haar ct Saab eler TO
er blet bruot Tor benz, cir De fig oper.
% iaa ilaber be fig sjenuem 9iuet ium
g%rbeiosopr, - uben 6leoe, lloen 2il'
ireosbec, uoen Cans for sInoet eno tit
Saslise Mabitrau. ga muuse buloer
lite engans paa iaa meget al lit Nteus
nsltepGrb. men cir fig 10 paa uiIoe
Ieie. blir lisesploise for Gilt uben
0ieblittets taruelise us raa Npoelie.
Oct er MenneIfet upRroi9t at to
Mobaanaen paa ben Waaoe. 2oit bit
Sooe! Sm bu flutes, iaa saa paa
isien mso ireibist @iob for at naa BET
glanl, ou bar fat big. 9anifs ou
flarer SanItelisbeoerne % finOsr 2iuss
slaoen isien. Mten ont iaa tier, at pu
lille naar, buab BIZ snifeoe, iaa fan ou
trpltis peo Gnoen al bin 2iosuei iige:
Seq er slao, forot Sorser us Stuffet'
ier life fit Wasten uper be sooe arni'
ter / mig, - life fl siOrt mig til ct
liostrGt eIer oaarlist Menneite, -
life fit mig bort ira 8listens Sci.
2sit bit SUoe! Oct sialter usiaa
Wenneifet iOm SamiunbSb berger.
Den, iom oil prsoe paa at bebre
Samiunoet / en- eIer anoen Retniua,
iaar mart isle, bpao MObbpr er, iaar
mart pioe, builte ftarte Wtagter Der
boloer paa bet @amle. Sm ban er bet
GrIigite Oienneite al 8eroen ug cir Jig
til at arbeioe for en- al be alerbcbite
Eager, iaa msoer ban Mpoitano, NiIs'
Ioritanelie, ia 5Orislselie enoOs Der,
bopr ban aloris funoe ia tantt Jig bet.
Ia lager iaa mango Iarerne inc,
milter 9roen paa i'm Sag, blir lisespl'
Dig, fommer paa ben Sante, at alt
Saminnosurbeloe / @runbsu in9en
9tptte sjsr.
"8i isr 10, at bet blir life bebre liae.
bell" Oct Spar faar man iaa uite.
Spilfe UNDERWATER funoe Der life
9isres / 8eroen, ON WsnneItene life
piIbe ia Mobsansen ia Green Og Or,
teibslpiten fra fig!
Meo 9uien 9unser ipnser 2ipet ON
5reioisbeo. 9ette irilfe, naturlioe
SIP er aitio freioist; Misbaabst er
npsct ipselist.
9pft bit Sooe! 0tiit life MOoet, ON
8erosn er urans. Som en- anoen Dig.
ter tiger:
aloris %fprtpile, alorig forage!
Otter De tunge. De mgrfeite Gage
Sti9er bog Wtor9eu en- Gang.
- SsItulo.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-11
YGnfcpicnc.

Slesen-@tnsier. s 2ecorab, Soma, lite
gRai 1897, Wtr. gInorep .. Sleeeu al glen
pooo, Soma, % Wiiis giettie @husier al
Yleaiant, Soma, ueo u. 4. @ibiou, Z. u.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-11

Spmaiiiusn 0usotunsn, iom ies tisbte for
uGiten ( aar fD,u, sr enonu liotiaa DOB ION
en- M MaIiut, uastst Den bar pGret brust
nGitsn belle Sio. 3. Bergen, Dor q, plars
tel, pisres Co., geis.
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-11

Seq bar niooingrt Spnla iiNen sSrspeu.
aen,. iom ic9 or pe'tllfreos mco / ale Woo,
Der. Sraatea par Is Gents. 2nuo HGjte.
Neeprah. Coma
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-11
RontantfaIa I Wtuueon,us
CHICAGO Yrppuftmnrt,,

II ala
5 Ia
- - s4-...
Poteter-Aocording to quality, ANN. "A
Sweet potatoes, brl = 10"
Hides oIeen ssited, al weights. Mol =, NV
Green sHltsd. Ihweighis, No. q. go
Calf. 80
TalIow- MOL packed. 80
10 A..
aa-..
Decorah-posten., 1897-05-11
Senoaostanfer.
Colt bit 6obe!

9eft bit Sooe, ou raifs Out.
On ct Saab eller TO blsp bruot,
Slinter ct Rpt | BIT Gle,
Strnts bet iaar CLANS al bet 6oie!
9sit bit SOos % is Zig ON,
Roget CT Der, iom rdaber; font
Roset meo tuiiHoe 5unser,
Com ON 6reiOisbeo iiuuger.
9sit BIT Sooe % tag bin Ganb
vi bet bete, itraalenoe Saab,
Som ODER Yeroen bpplper
% ! bper 2ips9niit ItlGluer.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-03
SCHEDULE TAKEN UP
(continued from First Page.

 between the Wilson rate and the pro- posed rate, calculated on actual im- port prices. From this the senator said the duties were increased from 45 per cent. to 300 per cent, the heaviest in crease coming on the common grade of goods.
 Mir. Platt of Connecticut pointed out that l266,000 dozen knives were import ed last year and 250,00O dozen were made in the United States, showing that only one-flfth of the demand was supplied in this country. Mir. Vest pre- sented another statement from dealers protesting against the complicated ar arrangements of duties.
 The senator gave an object lesson in cutlery by spreading many kinds of pocket knives, table knives, etc, on the desks around him. He pointed out in each case that the American knife was better and cheaper than the English knife. MT. Platt said that MT. Vests own statement showed that the duty hurt no one in this country.
 MT Vests substitute for paragraph 149 on knives, razors, etc, was dis agreed to- Adjourned at 5:2o
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-03
AWAY WITH CHEAP STUFF.
It is Dear at Any Price and Often Harmful
 us Well.

as Well.
 Anybody who investigates the prep arations sold to clean the teeth will soon be done with the cheap 25-cent idea. He will also see the folly of pay ing dearly for worthless combination of liquid soap and alcohol which has to be accompanied by a package of grit to grind into and scratch the enamel of the teeth once in so often. The liquid will do nothing and the grit, harmful though it Is, is given with each bottle to make you think you are really get ting something for your money.
 When you stop to think of 1t, what sheer nonsense 1t is to bother with com binations of worthless and harmful things when you can get an article possessing merit. Pearlo-dento is everything desirable for the mouth in itself. You don't have to look out lest you break the bottle, or tax your mem- ory with the days on which you should scratch and grind this beautiful enamel of the teeth; for Pearlo-dento is suffi- cient for every requirement.. It is in paste form, but Is not loaded with grit like the ordinary cheap stuff. Liquids have to be handled carefully or the bottles will break Powders waste ex- cessively. Paste is the ideal form and Pearlo-dento is so much superior to any other paste that it cannot be com pared with them.
 Pearlo-ders 10 $ as smooth as the fin est polish could be. It has delicious flavor and comprises all the properties which the dentists recommend as a preservation and safeguard against de- cay.
 Don't be a judge of Pearlo-dento un- til you have tried it. All druggists; 5C cents
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-03
Yale at Springfield.

Springfield, Mass, June 2.-Yale de- feated Holy Cross at Hampden park to-day in a one-sided game which abounded in misplays and was other wise featureless Keator. Finke and Camp played the best gen1e for Yale, and Fox played the worst game for Holy Cross. The Worcester boys bat ted Fearey off the rubber in the fifth. Yale ......2 2 0 0 3 1 1 2 *-11 Holy Cross Il o 0 3 0 1 0 O.
 Hits-Yale, IA; Holy Cross, 10. Err rors-Yale, 4; Holy Cross, 8. Batteries -Fearey, Hamlin and Murphy; Lime han and Brennan.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-03
THE JUBILEE DERBY.
Won by J. Gubbins Brown Colt Galtee
 More

Won by J. GuDDinS' BroWn Coll Galtee
 More.
 Epson, England, June 2--The Derby of 1897 was won to-day by MT. J. Cub bins brown colt Galtee More, by Ken dal out of Morganette. The time was ? minutes A seconds. Lord Rosebery's bay colt velasquez was second and J.. Simons Harrison's bay colt History was third
 J. R. Keene's St. Cloud IT. made its first appearance to-day on an English race course, but was not placed. The colt was ridden by Bradford and start ed with the betting 100 to 1 against him.
 Galtee More is the first horse bred in Ireland and owned by an Irishman which has won the Derby. and the mer- it's of the colt can be better gathered when it is remembered that Galtee More also won the Newmarket stakes and the Two Thousand Guineas this year. In the latter event, as to-day, Lord Rosebery's Velasquet ran second to Galtee More.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-03
A DENIAL BY BISHOP WILLIAMS.

A dispatch says: Bishop Williams of this Protestant Episcopal diocese de- nies officially report that he has been waited upon by committee to ask him to name clergyman whom he desires as a successor. He says: 'I have not been so waited upon, and no such re- quest has been made to me. Had there been, I should have refused to comply with it, regarding compliance, as 1 should, as an utterly unwarrantable in terference with the rights of others"
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-03
TWO GENERous REQUESTS.

Beverly, Mass, June 2.-The old Ia dies home of this city and the Beverly hospital have each received by express from an unknown donor, eight $1,0OO income bearing bonds of the Mexican Central railroad, together with letter unsigned stating that they are to be devoted to the uses of the institutions.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-03
AT HALIFAX IN DISTRESS.
A Steamer Thought at First to Be the
 Hekla Off the Harbor.

Halifax, N. S, June "A steamer was reported in distress twenty miles off this harbor this morning. She was coming in slowly. It was thought at first that it was the Danish steamer Hekla of the Thingvalla line, which was in collision with the Atlantic transport line steamer Mississippi on May 27 but as she came nearer it prov ed to be the steamer Fiber.
 No report has been heard from the Hekla. It is thought she may be mak- ing slowly for St. Johns.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-06-03
a'rnnisinns, Nr.
10. SCHONBERGER N SON

M. SOHUN ISHINNfEh N SUN Will offer early tomorrow morning at tho Palace and Central Markets, 94 and 96 choice and selected stock of Vegetables: New Bermuda Potatoes, extra fine Cucum- bers % each, new Cabbage, large heads Sc and 4c each; new Beets Sc bunch, Asnara- gus, Lettuce, Parsley, very cheap early June Peas (ine) String Beans, Spring Lamb 12c h. Turkeys 10c ID, Fowls Sc and 10c lb. Save Your money and buy here.
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Atlantia Lensne.

Lancaster-Lancaster,14; Richmond,5 5 Reading Reading, 4; Athletics, 3.
 Hartford-Hartford, 3; Paterson, l.
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NEW ENGLAND TOURNAMENT.

One Match in Semi-Finals of the Dou-
 bles Played Yesterday.
 One match in the doubles of the New England championship tennis tourna- nent was played yesterday afternoon. It was in the senii-tinals, and Hooker and Dodge won from Hackett and Gray 6-2, 6-2.
 There are still three matches to be played in the semi-finals. They will probably be played off to-day.
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College Games.

Springfield-Y Yale, Ii; Holy Cross, 5. rinceton-Princeton 23; Brown, 10. Brunswick Me-Bowdoin college, Il Colby university, S.
 ver-Laurencevil1e academy, 8 Phillips-Andover, 6.
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BoYNToN BICYCLE ROAD,

Boston, June 2.-The senate to-day voted to reconsider the vote whereby the Boynton bicycle railroad bill was refused third reading and further con- sideration was postponed until to-mor- row.
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State Leagues.

Bridgeport-Bridgeport, s; Derby, 5. Waterbury-Wat 4; Torring- ton, ,.
 Meriden--Meriden, 4 Bristol, 2.
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B4SEBALL.
National Eengris,

2 Boston-Boston, 21; Cleveland, 3.
 Brooklyn-St. Louis, i; Brooklyn, 10.
 delphia-Pittsburg. 5; Philadel- phia, 2.
 New York-Louisville, T. New York, 4.
 ashington-Chicago, 6; Washing ton, 5.
 Baltimore-Cincinnat 4; Baltimore, 10
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Other Games.

aunton-Pawtucke 13; Taunton, 0. New Bedford (Mass.) )-New Bedford, 6; Newport, 1.
 Fall River-Brockton, IS; Fall River,
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Augusta-Portland 10; Augusta, 3. Bangor-Bangor, 4: Lewiston. O.
 Rockland--Rockland 10; Belfast, 1.
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Eastern League.

Toronto-Toronto, 9; Wilkesbarre, 0. ochester-Rochester II; Providence, .
 Syracuse Syracuse, 9; springfield,7. Buffalo--Buffalo, 10; Scranton, T.
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VETERAN MAsoNs MEET.
Will Hold Twenty-Seventh Reunion in
 Ansonla June "A.

The Connecticut Masonic Veteran as- sociation will hold it's twenty-seventh reunion at St, Johns Baptist church, Ansonia, on Thurday, June 24 begin ming at Il a, m, It is expected that this meeting will have an unusually large attendance.
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