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Decorah-posten., 1898-01-21

risrns I,aasr mint iHse , Somnleso''
f%iriitsrnt. Spsen bar Osiaa Ell anees
5crreL iom maaifs sr al ferrt Ssip9'
ming ent npssn nnesu. 90 bet sr bia'8i
Sui lise i aurls,,U af Sp,nSerlcrna,
ian be bar saaes &snhrT9t % SrnnH6,
10 ppermaaer oist,qc 60ttcrtr snhotr
Susnhri, til msstt tJl gore g'rls tuo
i NpcusIauss Stat,yHt. 8aa ben an'
ben Sios irtmtrrsS G, Grbsissrue
Specu, Of hp,lIs es Is cr 9ltsr', III
Ton fpnlurrerc mco &c tpibc art,ieer'
! HpenslanSs S;alsrnt. iUm sr ioa Of
iis, frois Cs ogUoI5H, ! SOnuIoSisin'
serieruc. g iiIpir'sr ceina mcgee.
fuers o, f~e1,bartr, Esi,r, icm mcsc'
letter, fan nfrttss gaa neInnetts
Wort,S,r sHS nersaot EFitv irn Srs'
itoi.rn,, iao Der i girtsljsbesca or NEE
oct Iieen Scuiurrtues m,lcm Ht 10
2auoEoele.
eoapiot ri pee tr Snsiscie Stolosa
sou gpmuIossfisr ssr iamm:, lem ben
Tor par,t Re fiefs ~ aar.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-21
Cor fieroe 6ano

sr be fanoinnoifts 9Iabe taans pso
Rrfeu Of uOeotrbsftig. apsrtisies
msntsuseHtsr. SlpiS Qopsrtifng
Gsenep CT nsmlis M fauit. og bsr er
tnnpt en- blonbt Be itanoinopiIts qpiss
ubeipsr, ubsn at BE- bar mere euer mius
br. tilsobe. 9o jig ! December fanbt.
al Girmoei bar msr enb alminbeIiot
fen til at bstals fine Regningsr % en-
Draft for 300 8olars bI.p rsturneret
ubetdlt. itrep iee til 4Sbe Commercial
union" for at fna ljnt<rrstniuq ON
GirmastE Sitting Dg 'snots / 9eobus
bsIisn al Sonuur IN R.prsientant til
Gbicosp, Der bog Snist tunot ubretts.
aIot8 ments. at ben belle 9jaio piloe
bIipe betait, og truso, tnboa msb, at
be Blade, ION toe ND bans aDertisIes
mentsr fsr siotr bar ubt, piloe bin.
ioeiset, for a~pntratt5rub. goet er M
oneraiost III en- Recelper Deb Rapn u.
8. Tailor. SiGlOen faI b.Isbs fla iii
mineit 10000 Dollars oe ben oaTeut,
lisiie aitioo sr, 'orub,n Office S5irs
lures. $4,000 aiti,r til 81 pr. Gtpttc
Tx glafia Transportation &c De-
psIopmtHt eomguap", billie ianOipn.
liepis a. oeroilsit.
Sois Y rssistogtuingsns MsoIsmmer
bobse togtt nogft 6tnibn Ill bet Girs
tnlers, Tom bier i,noi osm for nOaet
cpsr si aor iiosn, iaa tuuos Di fonils
M prrst beOrs fiust IigtoOs,for &lot,.
gsitnrslisn iaub, ou hare baDt Nm
Issnine Ill al uubtrIess Gag.n, %
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-21

oes Sarerus, Tom iriler Dem, fan uperoinoss.
let er nupooerotet her at belfripe lans
oanne apinoers griaringer;- De or for spot
,icubt al benz, Der bar liot. Ren ri pii iuos
prente Tor enbper, at bette or be a!oria ieis
lenpe Spmptomer oaa alporlise 2ipmpoers
Snsbomme; % rreb minore De itrar belbre'
bes, oil ct 9ip bllpe iorip!lot.
9npin G 9lntbams "&esetoble COMPOUND"
oil oloril ieilc at helbrebe poelGsaenoe Spgs
bonnie, Tom bcr CT heutnDei I'll o%peuiur; bet
bdr / 90 Anr belooet be nmerifanlie SuiuosrS
IIHie.
nGet sIoer Srait til Slpmoberen, itprter
gtuitIerue, barIpier Npaimerter % belbrcocr
ole Smerter. lom hiprsrer ira auinOeips'
opmmc. vile Appibetere lGlger % anbeia.
ler bet.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-21

G6eItu for Bureau OF Animal In
dustry, 2r. .. G. SoImou bar i.aoi
gs,rbrussminihsr @1iOn er SEAPORT
nm be Soriss, ban bar airr' meo &a;l'
FORM Serum uuNtr SsbauoI,r8 al
ooluetolsra. Ettte Serum tilbsrsocs
paa famine RaaSc ION Gni'IcJJu Tor
Giftsrit. Nlar Tar iaaei gpot Serum
al Ssits % SurnioIs. 3prene bIcc
inpful.r,br mso liot SriusFcleyasgDmie
% GpFisn ~'prss,oss Int sitsr ItOt mro
pasisnos glslsmrum, iaa 2preue til'
ilut blss uimootaselise for 9pmiens
girimnssr. SIOoet al ~iuaoanne 2ny
ift, aleu, ofosnhrr Solsrn, men BET
bslbrsbsr ,uoos Spsbpmmeu, nanr bet
i~nsiprFites nnoer Suinsnes Suo
Gstts Ssrum bleu iioite SsIt iCripat i
9ass Gpuutp, Ga, snn Here Suinc'
biorSsr. OF PA Grin, iom bsbauoIes
b,s pna bonn. 91unbs, tr,pereoe tuu
80, msbeus SIS 8roceut rsobeoss.
Sf andre epinshjuroer, ION man iali'
tOs / famine 9ibsrum, men ipm lille
inoiprsiteess m.b bette Ssruu. frsps.
reoe SIS 8rccsut. Or. Salmpu tror,
ct man msO iirrrs Griarius Ian tiIbs.
rsbe ct beors Ssrum, ug meb bette fan
Der ppnanes lanst beore &siultaier.
apnsresien pil blips nnmobet ON al
bspilss &erss, ina nan fan tilbersee
1000, 900 Gpiier for HaIie Gar, Os
oisis Seuse burpe fuuns anpsuoes
iirar, on bet ineer 8 a 4 Maausoer at
iuu en- GET snsr SO / en- iunonu Stanb.
Of SIOoet Tan bsnpttes iom serum.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-21

iom 9reit iii 9niureuceburah Tenn.,
icm @nNor Stattebpls Gitermouo.
Clifton Mcnisheo. ST., betjent
al &uitor 81. 6. Otieu, toloer M pua
meo at tplge en- arrte, ION itul fuite
$1,000. Sen Ifal bIius iGroi9 / 2p'
BET al 5oriommerer.
GATOR s.. 3. 8reiuif bar nnto.
get SoIoet iOm FatOr GbriFcuiens
SiplpcprrIt; ban bar aQereee ooertas
get fin @ierniua.
- @dmle 9aItpr Stubs 9lfIfeos,
prGoitcr, bplbt Stranos Sirfe mar
Staunuset i NOrgs, er uptnsst / Spuu'
oens Sirteor9an.
- Wtscuar s. Gitrup / 3rtutou.
bet bcro noer iia til ungooms orenius
ssrne ben nprIte Spnooe meo grn
ON, at llngopmmeu ptl erinore Suite.
hiemmet pna llntmiamtili meb ell
@aue. San pplpier, at ret err aloeles
npoueuoigt at aiipnore @utterue o.
Eisernc ira oeres beoenNe SlGatuiuae
os Iope ct c0et Siem fer Dem, bpor Dc
flune tnbnanbe ct triitetilt Qiems Die
iciplinRre atmoifare. Naar oa oisie
unse uoeaa ira Sjemmet, iua pjl De
blius ct Gait % ct 9ps blauot ben
iorpenote SlGst; % iinr uil ben Fri
Itelt9t u%ooauueoe Soinoe blioe eli Sol.
teitans for Snuobeben inupcl / Tom
uoenior 1T Siem pS en- mGstig Si0lp
ior Wtis iionGren unoer bans Nrbeibe
% SrfamrtrBer for bette 5olt.
Gam. tbeOl. I.S. Senien bar on.
taget @alo ira Gureta, Gal. San er
MI i Sun 6ruuciscc, Gal, boor ban
Hal urplucres al YnItor @rpns 6ero.
- EaitOr Saritao lar / ,Sulen uas
ret poa en- M~isiiuusreiie / Sbopoalen
20 Ntil ipo Tor 8arflauo.
- Yaiior Sl9ifan bar iiltrooot III
npe aalo i Gperett Os Soaer Gitp,
@aib.
"Racific SerotO" beretter ON
Smaopl9er, | Ell lioeu Iattig Mteuia.
beo ! 8eneiee, Sonto. iom bar iamlst
os arbeicet for Of ieuoe s2S til SiQlp
Tor aiopoe Tuitur G~briiteuicus Gnte
ps benees 3 imaa Sprn; oesuoen bar
De lamiet s22 til auore tjrteliae gies
meo. &ebattpreu rRoner bette iom et
GEempel pan, buoO isIu 8oru fan olprc
for @nos &iec, uoor @uo BERTH Snor
sloe Dem ben rcgtc Billie ps 2vl.
SGrerne q. pastel % 8. 8.
S~illcsuaro soar itorpt irette meo Son.
8. u. Sobnien al Niaoiion, isis. irr.
81 ban life trcr bet n~popeuoiat lenaere
at osoli9eboioe oct uorifs sprua ueoG,.
observation-disclosures. De irembrpeSe
bssse meset pislise Grnube Tor at pee,
iisseoloe NIcOersmuolet; De pnauiie.
at Born, iOm lGrs bsqer SproQ. oltio
er mere nopitieoe; At Nmer,tar,rre
baaret ltrRoer meb at larc bort grpo
Tor Natiens SfpIc. % at oct Iaoleees
oil pEre en- Op6beIt Stdm al us at iur.
tai'r oct. at liGr bets noritc epruo or
~nroO'u'tli ior Seuurclien al BEN
iutberite &eIisiuu.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-21
at oromme lSspaaacm.

Def bsres not beipnosrIist. lissfrsm
msninsslsit! Msn At Der siDes 5oIt.
Der orsmmsr uoen at ioue, ia uben en-
gang at lutte Sinsns, bet er iss ppsrs
bsDioit ON; ie9 par min llusbom Ielp
zen al oisie 0rsmmere.
&anite be laroe lite taIoer bet
Irem, iidIo be bar magtsi at u~oforite
osnns mDitiite Sibe ui Si9lelipst.
-4ien BET ter mar fro, at 4anosn unoer
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-21

6ritirfen. = 9nior Gage. Grsrp.
8is., bar nntaeet aolb ira Bella
Goola 0icnigbeo i gritiib GOlumtiu
os ital ilptte bib til 8aareu.
- Iaitur Worcns @,elisr, iom
iiipr cnr en- iprio Ialsmano peo Sri.
tirtsnS Iarsmpoe / Minueasolis, ital
MI iojen o5fesaaet puer til MetbOoi.
~iternes Somiuuc.- K outberanereu.)
= GrittrIcrs gRsrlabeo / Gbippepa
Sails. @is.. talosr fla "arilti Msnis.
bcp" % itul M brgpnoe at bpg9s
atrte.
= Initor G.s@iertien bar prrst
pna geigs i @oiiman % SrunOpu,
Wiinu., % afbplot NiisIionsmsper.
8 Sau8es 81 uobe.- MisTo'
rGr Sauoabt | 8iua Hriper ON ben
npc Station / Bpen 9aispins.tisr.
Set er en- pafter 8p meo 10, 900 Suo'
bD89ere; ben lar ct llpli0t Marteo;
ben bar mango fore gisuostempler,
iCitbart inDlIet meo Cub og Sslr,
men Aiguosoprfelieu er | G~oriale,
2empIcrue icripmmes, gisuosbIaeotr'
ne itaa plte banoe bealpie, bopeolp's
oa armlple. Gi9upspr9iterne er lite
me9et G9teoe. Saa or bet pusra!t I
Sma, % oct ier no for bore SIne, ioul
Slna ueuter pna nogei Seore; tn
Seicn III 5olfcts 0eoninsetrmpler r
mosbc9roct. Ntniee 3empler banos
Der % / andre 9ger, lom jes bar beip8t
er bells me9et Tor uloue os bells aIes'
les lust i Skinner. Meu / 3enplernes
Sieo i~lOrerer 3heatreue, SpiumsbH'
lerne % andre 5urlpitelieS lteoer. ="
oens 6pIoe for Sriiti @uanseliums
6ortpnoelie err tommet.
s be TO Oauif.lutber ts
2 a M IN o.--GnItor Grill bar Gnta'
get aaloellen ira Spencer, Spip1, %
cpinst 1T Salo I Samptpn, Nebralta.
pans SuItru bar oaret messt ina.
Yditor Si9r al Twigbt, 81,
bar nDiis Itiitet en- Nienisbeo Der, lor'
bar fiBbt en- enmnel fatbollf &irte.
= Gaitor 8crggreu ital ilptte ira
Detroit, @tt6 gan. til grcula, G'gas.
4an bar uplls pRret ne Jet ips.
= Buitor VI. 2. 9iielien al DIM
neappIis itnI opertase MenigbeosH
Sdnmurf, @is.
- Tnltor 4%rGpcnicn, Clinton, ga"
bar untaoet Sab fra s9eit Brand
Sotu',.
- Initor 8. g. Seniens SnitrII 9H
I9nse oRret leuiet til Spgelsiet; "
bar psiaa nplis miitst berss FI0ER
Barn.
1aitor Nutcr bar pGret Iaat0'
ing, men er MI beore.
- 9aItpr Zig bar miitst to Ssnl't
eiier ct fort Nie1emrum.
Batter q. QP. Nuocrion "a p"
itru har mnattet iplae oeres T!0W
Cater til @raueu.
8nitpr 81. 6ohe bar opIn9i u
&alo i Siatis. Minu.. for at n'oTr8'
at ben oanlte Seioltnlns Der % | ""
e8neu tube oeles meIem TO Yrslisf'
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-21

% tenleber CpmrriiUmbsoen paa
S~noieuesIis -ROrit 9rOissicr / Soma
Can. Gette sr en- Sag ni op:rprs
bsntlis iipr Sntsrssis ipr be gtorite /
Soma. % nj trOr, at be oil siue Den
IN TillutuiHe.
Si Hal slsrHe peinss 9ubknbeIie
fra andre, iUm pil e~istuters osuue Saa.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-21

Yrehoent 2ole Of Saipiii nnion
fioits Ssrhas til Gan 5rarcisco % or
nu paa Seisn til @oibiuston, bpOr
ban ! laHssrs 9ip bill bare s!atiunens
Gl,t. Sau .r ipmmsu bio Tor at tia ec
ct soot Orb inb for Sowaiis 9lnucripu
uee at sius Ssnntpr,rue ole mulise
GrlpsniHser ON 5Orbploene paa Sn.
mai os bsss. 9auoss 5urosls pso
G~unsriOu.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-21

Prof 3 eck enrdgc hopes hat al who
design 70 spend the " n'cr Of 'o8 and 90
al Decofah institute wi, plan TO begln
with the opening Of the term, Nov. l..
No one who starts In after the school j.
We'll begun ever oVcrtlkes those who
enter the first day OF the term.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-21

g. e.. Scbcd taller ipr 9t,bplo for
NibulosieIifube, , 6ertile % 0meau b Nit
6sb @osisu % Smesn 2osu, @rltiue %
Gmesn Sole aReSntoib % Cmeau Abs. Spif.
ION % SmeaH bic, aou % Smesu zoe.
NaiUiep 90 GTuesn soc, AOaaa % EaHieu
SOC, alipptuS notwithstanding 100. Roth
ian % Smesu lite, dersus Sails l2te l3oe.
Sranoon l4ee. Saut @alep I5oe.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-21

oel,fntc OR!
De buroe
iprt9nes
ont neiop
bpor 5areu
or; tbi be-
res belle
6reurtio
fan aibUu'
ae netop al
oeiilie
SunoIfab
% boprles
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-21
Gpinoeli0e Martprer.

On NGnsoe 8oinoer liber itabis ps tlaser
fig ijeIoen.
gore g uspauer % sIGbeoraeter uioner
Evening star., 1898-10-29
WHOLESALE PRODUCE MARKET.
Material Advance in Butter Game
Season. Open.

Butter is shown by today's prices in the
local wholesale produce market to have
made material advance during the week
the advance being observed in all grades.
Cheese remains as last quoted, but eggs
have advanced a fraction over last week S
prices, and the market as respects them is
much firmer. Poultry is steady, with IL
growing demand The game season is open,
with quite a good demand There is a
steady demand for apples, as there is. in
deed, for about all products, although prices
remain about last reported.
Butter-Creamery, Eigin, extras, "a cents
a pound, choice, q; frsts. %: seconds, 49,:
Cheese-New York state, full cream, large,
II cents pound; fats, liz; ponies, 12
Eggs-Nearby, fresh, 1S1a cents a dozen :.
western, II; southern, 16.
Poultry-Turkeys, live, TOMS per pound,
10 to IL cents; live, hens, per pound, 10 to
IL cents Chickens, spring, large live, per
pound, 91a to 10 cents; medium, live, per
pound, 91s to 10 cents; small, 91s to 10 cents.
Old fowls. live, per pound, S1e to 9 cents;
roosters, live, per pound, cents Ducks
live, large, old per pound to cents; live,
spring, young, per pound, to cents
Geese, live, per pound 6 to cents
Game-Venison, saddle, per h., 16a2Oc. ::
whole deer, bucks, per h., 9a10c; pheasants,
each, 5Oa60c.; rabbits, per doz., $1a1 90
quail, s1.5Oas2; wild surkeys, per h., 1Oc. ;
woodcock, each. 25a35c.
Observation-Disclosures, per crate, s3
peas, per bbl., So; celery, fancy, per doz,
40a50c.; medium, per doz., 15a25c.; common
per doZ., 10a15c. Beans. per box, 5Oa75c
Lettuce, per bbl.. S1SOas2. Potatoes, new,
per bush, 30a40c:; culls: per bush. 25a5Oc. !;
western, per BUSH. 45a5Oc.; Maryland and
Virginia, per bush, 4Oa45c. Sweet potatoes.
fancy. per bbl. $1a1.25; No. /, 90c.; culls,
Evening star., 1898-10-29
Pension Frauds at Newark.

Frederick Brown of Newark, N. ]. has
been arrested in that city, charged with
having filed a false and fraudulent appli-
cation for reimbursement in connection
with the pension claim of Samuel Brown,
deceased. He was taken before United
States Commissioner Whitehead and held
for the action of the United States grand
jury at Trenton.
George H. Marion, of Newark, has been
arrested. charged with having collected an
illegal attorneys fee IN connection with
the claim of Ambrose Hastings, and was
held by Commissioner Whitehead for the
action of the United States grand jury.
Evening star., 1898-10-29

50c. Yams and haymons bb., 75aS5c. To-
matoes. per crate, native, 25a40c. Beets,
per 100 punches, $2aS3. Cabbage, per 100,
S2as3.5o Onions, yellow, per bbl., 81; yell
5oc. Beans, white. New York mediums,
81 .40as1 80; New York pea, s1.40; marrow,
a;7oas175: Virginia, white. 9oc .as1; white.
mixed, Soc; colored, 60c. Black-eyed peas,
per bush. 75a9oc Lima beans. per lb, 3a4c
Dried fruits-Evaporated apples, choice.
. to 10 cents. Apples, sliced, fancy, to
~ cents; sliced, bright, 31e cents; quar-
ters, bright 8 to 31a cents Peaches, choice
@ to Z cents; fair to good, to cents;
halves, unpeeIeo, to cents; quarters un-
peeled. to cents; evaporated s to 10
cents; evaporated. unpeeled, TO I cents.
Cherries, pitted. dry, crop '97. to cents;
sugared and wet, to 61a cents. Blackber-
ries, per pound, to 4 cents Whorrleber-
ries, per pound, to 7lR cents. Raspber-
ries, dry, to 10 cents.
Green fruits and nuts-Appies fancy ia
BILE, per barrel, 81 20 81; new, per box, IS
cents; fair per barrel, $l.50 to 81 80; com
mon, per box, 90 cents; windfalls, per bar
rel, 81 to $3.50 Pears, Flemish Beauty,
per barrel, 50 to $3.50; Duchess. per barrel,
81 to 50; Sickle. per barrel. 50 to $3.50; Cali
fornia Bartlett, per box, $50 to S115; ma
tive, per barrel, 81 to s.. Wanuts, per 100
pounds. 80 cents to 81; chestnuts, per
fve-pound baskets, to 10 cents: Concord,
ten-pound baskets, 13 to 10 cents; five
pound baskets, to cents; Marthas. five
pouiu DdShelS, ~ cents. PlneappleS, to
II cents. Crab apples, per barrel, 81 to "a.
Live stock-Cattle, extra, per cwt, 81 to
IS; butcher per cwt., $3.50 to 81: common,
per cwt., $3.50 to So: rough, per cwt, 81 30
to 81. Hogs. fair, per cwt., gross $3.50 TO
1910; ordinary, per cwt., net. So - TO 81. .35.
Sheep, per cwt.. 81 to $3.50. Lambs, spring,
choice, cwt.. Sc; medium. cw-., So to $3.50;
common, cwt., 81 to $3.50. Calves prime
per cwt., 81 to $3.50; common. per cwt, IS
to Sc; grass, per cwt., s. to $3.50. Cows,
prime. each, s25 to SD: common, EACH $40
to SIS; old and dry, Sc to IS.
Dressed stock and cured meats-Calves
full dressed. heads off, firsts. . to 10 cents.
Hog-dressed calves, s cents. Sheep full
dressed, to cents. Hams, country, sug-
ar-cured, to 10 cents. Lard, country,
bright and clean, 6k to cents.
Dressed Hogs-Hogs, dressed, large and
neat, 4.75 to So; small and neat, So to 50 %;
rough, 50. so.
Evening star., 1898-10-29
Sentences Imnosed.

William Proctor, convicted of larceny,
has been sentenced by Judge Bradley in
Criminal Court No. 2, to eighteen months in
the Ohio penitentiary. Sophia Cook, tor
similar cffense, was sentenced to three
years in the same institution. Three months
in Jail was the penalty imposed on John
Hawkins, charge being petit larceny
Sentence was suspended in the case of
Daniel NJ Reidy, convicted of house-break-
ing. Charles Hughes was convicted of
housebreaking and remanded to await
sentence.
Evening star., 1898-10-29

LAFAYETTE SQUARE OPERA HOUSE.
When Mr.. Charles Frohman was in Eng
land the past summer he saw "A Brace of
cartridges at the Strand Theater, and
was so impressed with this charming COM
Evening star., 1898-10-29

MIR. PRIESTS. .I.ECTURE.-The ladies
of the Society of the Kings Daughters,
Metropolitan Presbyterian Church, 4th and
streets southeast, have arranged with
Mr.. w. Edwin Priest to deliver his splen-
tidly illustrated lecture on Spain and her
Lost Colonies" in the lecture room of the
church. Tuesday evening next. The
lecturer and his subject command large
audiences en- all occasions.
Evening star., 1898-10-29

FRANK DANIELS.-Frank Daniels will
make his bow to Washington lovers of
mirth and melody one week from Monday
evening at the Columbia Theater. He will
bring with him his entire company and pro.
duce his two big comic opera successes
THE Wizard of the Nile and THE Idols
Eye The company will include all of the
old favorites of last year, Helen Redmond
Norma Kopp, ALI. c. Whelan Will Dan
forth, and several new ones, prominent
among which is Kate TART of Casino fame
Immediately after the Washington engage
ment Daniels will play straight across the
continent for long stay on the Pacific
coast, where he has not been seen since he
merged from farce comedy into the bright
light of Smith and Herbert's comic operas
The sale of seats will open Thursday morn
ing.
EDISON WARGRAPH-Them moving MIC
lures of the Spanish-American war at Met
rerott Hall, next Columbia Theater, rein
forced by new views have been exhibiting
to strong interest for the week. This una
bated interest and the benefits popular with
benevolent organizations have tested the ca
pacity of the coZy little hall. A pleasant
afternoon or evening can always be passed
at one of these exhibitions. The enthusiasm
aroused by the many fine war views has
been very great.
THE VAUGHN CLASS CONCERT
of the standard attractions of the amuse-
ment season Is the concerts of the Vaughn
Class, the eighth of which takes place in
INC away bdPtiSt ouhudy scnool house,
corner of Sth and H streets northwest, Fri
day evening, November 4. The reputation
of this organization as entertainers is of the
highest, 1t presents only the best talent
obtainable, and this season it has been ex-
oeedingly fortunate in securing the serv-
ices of a host of leading local artists
for an evening of music and readings
which will no doubt test the capacity
of the house: Those who will appear
include Miss Florence Henry King, who
is said to be one of the most finished
violinistes; Miss Blanche E. Muir whose
rich contralto has won for her a high place
among music lovers; Mrs. w. L. Wilson
one of the foremost sopranos of the city;
Miss Helen Colhoun, the dramatic reader
the Cecilian Quartet-MisS Gertrude Thomp-
son, first soprano: Miss Josephine Burton.
second soprano; Miss Sallie Shreeve, first
contralto; Miss Irma G.. Callahan, second
contralto; Miss Katie V. Wilson, director
Evening star., 1898-10-29
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would dare venture within its do

would dare venture within its do
main.
Across the bar there was but a
mass If foam, scintillating and gilt
tering under the sun like a vast field
CT rubies, emeralds and diamonds,
now raised high in the air, to break
in prismatic globules as the angry
waters fretted at the obstruction in
their path, and then eddying and
WhirIing n apparent but deceptive
calm, lying like an immense bed of
n often opals, shimmering in the
yellow glare.
Far to the north the long white
mes showed where the giant waves
were dashed against the rock-bound
coas+, and following down the line,
| became larger and heavier until off
the rocks in front of the cliff house
they lowered mountain high and al
peared as if they would engulf the
peninsula itself. laundering and
crashing with terrific force, they
beat upon the rocks, dashed against
the buildings and tore away portions
OF the cliff, scattering boards and
heavy timbers from below the bath
house like so much chaff before a
gale.
! beginning seven miles off shore the
whitecaps could be seen rushing
shoreward, and by the time they
reached the seal rock they had grown
/ into Overwhelming pillows that rose
! fully thirty feet above the largest
rex and dashed their spray to the
W ndows of the second balcony Of the
! cliff house. Enormous breakers
would wash over the highest seal
rock and subme~ge the herd OF
/ seals that had climbed to the topmost
point for protection against the heavy
! waves. Even the birds were driven
! inland. find ng no foothold on the
rocks, and being unable to rest upon
! the water even inside the little chan
mel between the shore and the hom.
of the seals
But while the elements seemed to
reign supreme mans GOd-given right
of dominion over the earth. air and
sea was evidenced as the white
sails Of ships and trailing smoke OF
steamers came out of the misty dis
lance and steadily battled toward the
entrance ID the harbor. At first it
was difficult to distinguish between
! white-capped wave and glistening
j sail, but as the vessels came in with
/ all canvas set they presented such
/ pictures as are never seen on painters
walls, for the lights and shades, the
/ colors and tones, the tints and null
! t:chromes were such as no human
mind could invent and no hand could
fix-San Fran cisco Call.
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!: Fair Faddists :
!: in Barefeet ;


Stay-at-home summer girls have a
new fad. They give "Kneipping"
parties, and start of at sunrise to
walk upon the dewy grass with bare
feet in the manner prescribed by the
good ed German priest, says a New
York writer. Central park Is the
favorite spot, some Ct the stretches Of
lawn being favored because Of their
secluded location. East river park
also has witnessed several of these
early morning picnics, and the park
policemen have become accustomed
to seeing the stcckingless y-ung
women marching over the grass with
skirts daintily upheld over uheir
Pink ankles.
There was a tine when the blue
coated guardians Of the peace did
not I~ok with favor on the Kneip-
pists. They regarded them as a type
of crank that was t. be discouraged.