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Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17
Sra Arigsfsueproo(en.
geu. sbofters Expedition til Santio9o tOrloO Ssp SS'lf
/ Mlanpaas.- 1pprfor Gerucra git til santiago
euugcrsnpO Eiaar for Term.

8alter gett, tioItgere SetretGr hos
Q}r. Gyapfpro, ben brittle AonIul |
San Suan pad Yprto Rtto, anton I'll
st. Z1omas pda be oanlts ~peitnnoIlse
Ger / 2erougs. gan par blsoetl be-
iipIot jar al bare itdhet be 6oreneoe
Slater llnocrrttning ON San Suans
l}tuer ca gefGitniuger, ior bptIten
9rpoe ban blep beorpret til at iorlaoe
Qorto Rito. Oct par ct aaberbort
gruo paa britiit gttutraIitet, mener
Sponiernc, % tunoe tomTe Vff.
CRAWFORD uotIaa ogrt at itaa, unptas
oen bet ion b~eoiIes at iioitnGpnte lille
por mRr. Belts Cperoronspe. pg pertor
lite ian bolpes anIoarIig til England
for Belts Sanolinaer. qaa i'm Stoe
beneoter Mr. 9ett at bare foritaTst
be 5prtneoe Gtater iaaoan unoerrsts
ming, i0m ban beltqloes Ior al VuUS
'enot.
TiDQtnin0t fra porto Rtco | ct ans
tai at 81, fproetmeite 8plnoer, artolT'
til Ct. Ebomas fumtibi9 meo Woltsr
gstt. Deres meniug ON be ber'ienoe
TilHanbe par, at ON TO Wadneoer ptlo'
porto Rito bare paa 5un9ersneoens
Runo. Gems gsgierin9 baobe oprela
let npgls oFentIige ajettener for al
bietpe BEN, Tom sr pnrit farne. Ven
fpanne Sorpepoiager "Serror" bstra97
tes MI Tom ubrugeIig, fioen oens
Dumptiebler tom / llitdno; tDt Der Ell
lite Mlioler til at fad Dem repareret.
Gnonu Iig9er ben pco San Suan fans
men meo "2llfonio ben 13oe", "S5fabel"
"gpnce be 2eon", "Gon6a" % "Go@
nadia. S0etminoite Iaa be Der, od
JIpgtningerne forIoO San Suan.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17

lite fdnOt fprsOot at siYe. eep,,.,
&c Massa's in the cold. cold G..
og Tom encore RObjn Qoai,. q.
Stptter bar imutt uoIgrte. r.,
otitnot | fenere Qor pcrst w,n,.,
Senoridngsre DeO Collect. men W., y
mes bette SaOn at bare of5iulp,t
be bar facet ben unQe 6onier ~,
get prafentabeIt foreor9o Seteri,,,.II
Ssnoag iitsbetfOr bet Humm,,
SrtsItrst, fem fob paa Qroor,mr'1
Soa fem Sr. 3iernooet5 goritoni,,
9dn fptler fit Snitrument inun /
ungs Wanb, og meO ct iaa tiosmr,Il
og patriottf Drummer at ioreora., il
Tramp the BOYS are MARCHING j
bans Suites en- ofgiort Goo. erl
Zig mad n9pne8 WcQuers lanrE,riI
Sperture. Der 1tal Q}oo til for 81
le9eeleper til at gipe Itq i'oit m,o }
iaaodrt Stptte. Wlcn lager ri g|
tragtning, at Der uItio omtrent nd
@agners MuIit fot IeDcres er s3ra-l
m%entmangel, han bar 10 lo3t alt / \
f%trumenterne ben Mauo, Iao MIA \
iiges, at be itilte fig fra bet meo GIorI
SIig ipnteS Reofripeyen nm aonfI
ten. Sab bpem ION pjl oOnlt D,
Manglerne, Der ItaI 6aoturoRab |
bet, men Sat Ital 9irjsent,n % ta1
Gleper ba for ben 09oclIe, b al
pS tgaar pg belle bet ipunore I'd
Let the good work 60 on, alp % al
Muiit idapas uofert, % BET CT al I'd
barb. Oct foraoIer "a IyiIter q 1
bringer frem bet beoIte i %,
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17

prece spoia 6. @iufbams ~Segctable Com
pouno". "a M ieler jeg iom ct mt Mens
neite Wls. Gaa @toBarper. Heebe Roao
Citation, Cincinnati. Ohio.
spoia q. ginfbams "eiser gias"
pirter Eperersitemmelie meo gpmppuuo'et
% er en- litter peIbrepeIir for dorlir syelie
% ipa Sooeosiue, Yrs, 9iutbams @Sa.
natipe &aibA er bpppig iunbet n Bore at
tor SGroi til loiaI Sebanoline Sri aor.
~relpoHoauee tilbpoes al 2noia G @iutaam
5ieeieile 60, eaan, Aasi, os itrens 9is.
TRITON ioritres. Vile 9lpotbeter iGl9cr
&iu|banS Reoicluer, ~&eae.abie Com.
pound" iaae2 / 3 0crmsr HpOanoc, Bile,
eilgr Eabletter.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17

SdliIornias TO Senatprer / @albs
in9ton ppforbrebe forleoen Gan Srans
tistos Sanpelsbsrs til at prOteitere
impo, at Mpnitorerne Monterep oa
monabnpd lenbtes bort fra Stiae=
6apStniten.
5anbelstammerets preiibeut Ienote
Cenatprene fslgenpe telegram: "9i
proteiterepe ben lite april. Sioen
bar 9spsp iitret California ct MT
afIsb for fin Gnergi 9sfiaftiseIie
for Dor Stibsfart. 5prretning for
bore Sjpbmenb og bar uabnst en- uoz
Iist for fremtipig 8ploniiering, ION
langt operitiser ppre melt briitige 5ors
baabninser. 8i her / San 5ranctscr
piI life bplbe npget tilbuge, ipm fan
bore at npsen gtptte for abminiitras
tionen, ielp ON Ri berpeo ubiatter Os
for 5are.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17

SpmGtipmbeoen benlepes pln Ct
Advertisement fra 6. 90. Upton, pad
Sibe 3. 9i tjenber life til 9eptomz
msnoes @eoerbeftisbeb. 5or De pense,
man isnber, bill man faa 8laoet "3be
Union, ielp ON man life faur noeet
Inbet. Sirmuet ienbte ps ct 9rep
ftrspet al Generals oItmeiteren, bpori
afaipeg ben grtlaring, at QpertisIez
mentet life pdu nogen Maaoe fommsr
i apnflitt meo 2ppen ON 2otterier.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17
eugene Sobnfon
Klasien '9S.

bar fsSt ! Tetorab, Soma, ben ste Marts
1876, graouersps fra Ssifolen / Secorab i
sunni 1894, % bespnbte fit aurius peo Gus
tber college ON Soften famine aar.
Ga 3. croaI,
par fspt ben 2oen ausuit 1870 | Ssnofioro
paa 8aaroen groal. San tom neo fine 6ors
Glore | 1880 til amerita til Winnebaba
Gountp, .. Sat. Ssiten 1889 blet bar
Glep pep SiolelGrsrieminarift | Siouy GALS,
2. Eat, bpor ban bar ialt en- A 5ermin.r.
9aarsn '92 bltp ban aniat iom fat Stpic:
lGrer / Gislobsrss Menisbeo StOrp 60,
Qat. q. 6. guttsbss aalo. Sommersn
1893 bar ban 8epreientaut for 6ielobergs
Msnisbeo til iGasg SpnOOm / GbieasO, 90
ON Soften famine aar bleo ban Glep oeo
9utbsr college, bpor ban Tom ino | Rlasien
Gpinta.
3ahariaS Z. Sroai
blep ispt ben lite Nsarts 1875 paa GaarOtu
Gqpal / sergsus Stiff, 0oree. : 1890
smisrereoe bans 6OrGlore I'll SDO SatOta,
bpor ban iotu bar bart fit Siem. On Ssa
ten | '93 ipm ban til 2utber College, bpor
ban bar ituoerst fiosn ben 5iO.
Seooor Nineee
cr fsot ben 20os Sec. 1876 | 3iOssipap, Bius
nsibeit GO, Soma. Sau tom til 2utber
Goleas ON S,sfsa 1892.
Sacob Nan Club
,r isOt ben Gle guguit 1877. Sans 6crGls
Ore sr bssss isot | Wistonfu. San bar
saaet pao common ldool@ % BAIT pripat
llnoeroisnias, til ban tom til eutbsr 6olssc.
Sernt &. SwenSon
cr isot ben lsoe Get. 1871 / gosque 60,
5sras, Sen 220s Mai blep ban iunirmtret
al Quf. =, g. &pitao. Soften 1889 iom ban
til Suiber 6casse, bpOr ban i~tupsrsos / ire
Gar Ill 1892, pa ban mauite aibrpOt, men
f%crtiaits sitsr to aars 6prlsb i 1891.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17
Slaf 5nrmo
@ans =. @cin

bler fsot ben 30te Suli 1872 i Garlsminos
paa Zen alg, Slssoig. Rom mso fine Sor.
GiOre, Sans Is. g8ein og Glen gSsiu, fspt
Senien, til Renuiat, Minnsota, 1881.
San blsp ioniirmerst Of gait. :. g. gerab
i Sacrco Scart 1887. geigste "tommuna
StOlen en- fort Sio, % bar paa "gpiamor
SsminarD anO 5uiitute" en- 3ermin. Otter
to liars Stuoium sruousrsbe ban fra Hshocl
Of agriculture Of the uniosrftp Of Minue.
iota" ben LOBE april 1891. @tin bar for
bet Heite drbeiott pda 6armsn, men bar oos
iaa prrOst 6Orrstniussliust iOm Rfat Oa
gosbOIosr og bar bplot common i6oolD | IRE
aor. Get nor bans gnfe at faa en- lib.
s%anntlie psO Ct GOlsge % Tom pa iii autbcr
College ! Sanuar 1894. 5et CT bans Sen,
Fst al iiuosrs piosrs.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17

9amperen "SterIju1" cy foil;
Nuibepot HiDsr. 9erOm CT fem.
@fterretning til Seattle ira bet !
eitIige QIafo. 9eiGtrjn3n %
ga5iagerer reooebea. Ster.ln1"
fra San 5rancisco.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17
Wrs. Gna We6arpp.
Sfriper til Mrs. Yinfbam

Seq bar bru8t 9eres "Segetable Cons
pound" % finoer, at bet uoretter 2nt, bpab
Der er lcpet al bet. SEQ bar / De iioite ire
gar libt al 9ipmooerip8bpmme, ipas 8p9
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17

Does the diploma of DEBORAH Inst,
stand for much in your community. 0
it so easily obtained that it stands
little?
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17

5 at Guolanos OpQtiaitt Gnf;tu ;
ifiOr pco 9sOen al @icrldul&rmat,
fglOtcs Cperauiuyeu8elic.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17

og uotpmnieli Seq
par ueppe Ntauo til
az ubipre nit 6us.
nrbeioe, % noar leg
bar peo nit Arbeloe,
par leg eleuot9 al
q crppiitet
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17

bfec fsSt S,n lite gpril 1873, / genbile Co.,
Minn., life langt fra bet SttO, bOOr gpsn
Sacrso Scarf ~ieuere blep bpg9et. 3 fine
pngrs Nar git ban paa common ihOol,1 %
ON Soften 1890 Tom ban til 2utber College,
bucr ban iioeR bar pGret Glsp, r,eo ct aars
aibrnDsIis, nemiis Stplsaaret '94-'95.
Gomin u. SpDo
Dor isot / Wiamar, Minn., ben 30te april
1877. oan git pau Stole / @iImar, peo
gbeus 9ublie S6ools ps reo "gaiamar Sss
m%inarD,' f~tuoersoe Iluit peo Gonirpatoriet
i Glinneapulis Soften 1893, 90 INN til Gus
tber Gpaege Soften 1894. Stuoereoe pso
na0iamar seminary bet isleeiOe aar, %
tom igisn til 2utber college / 1896.
ssreo. 3abien
par fspt Den 25oe 5ebruur 1874 mar Gslu,
Gopss So. Minu. Soften 1890 tom ban til
eutber @plege, bpor ban eiennemsit De to
labsite Glasisr. aaret 1892 bar ban biemz
me, men tom / '93 tilbaSs til Golesst.
Goparo =. Gcgs
er fsot ben 2loe Marts 1875, i @srnon
Gpuutp, g9is. 9an blep Stuoent pso Gu,
tier College i 1890 % bespuots i alasisn
Serta. Naartn 1894 MATTE ban poa 8runo
al 7sosialo bitmn,e iorlaoe Stolsn. @aarsu
1896 sisnpptos ban fit grbeioe peo 2utbst
6oatss % hlsp gisplsm al ben M srapues
renDs Glasie.
Nobert Sese,
ipot / Ssorob, Soma, ben 27os Sttobsr
1876. oan bar moctasst Gato iom Carer
pso sbs 2utberun Gpusg, al Clifton, seras,
ira uGjte Stoleaar al.
George Sobnion
sr isot ben 2sOe September 1873. San Tom
iii eutber Golesr Ssitsu 1896 eiitr at bare
aaust paa Stole poG iOrfieriM Steoer, uem,
liz ! aleranOriu, Ninn., Siour soils, z.
Sat. % 6asus Gals, Dlinn,
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17
Smaanpt.

Oct berettes, at Grigsiarteiet
Dolphin, Tom nplie itiop paa ct ipanf
SroppetrGn NOR Santiago, orebte
10 Solpater. Sernbanetpget brugte
al muIig 9amptraft for at tomme inb
/ en- S%toptptning. men Dolphin, ION
loa ganits nGr Spiten, gisnnsmborepe
8ognsne meb fine Maitintanoner.
Regnperipben, fom / CONNER
tpm iensre eno faopanlis. besbnbte
ibite uge pua Cuba. og nu rssner bet
nGften bper gftermibbug.
0pnamittrnoIsren 8siupius er
M mep Sumpipns 5lauos psb San
tiogO. Den afreifte fra asD 4eit
Foite rge. Den bar for bet fsrite iaaet
i Sporae at sbelngge ale Mtner i
SnoIsilingsr iii Santiaoos !6oon.
Mlan hur tGntt, at Sampfon bill fprs
iege pau al irGuss ino / Sdpnen %
srobrs ster sbslngss Gerosras Site.
De Spaniere. fom ian1eoes pau
qriiefibet argonauta, er friaipne "a
bar fact 2op til at rsife til Sapana.
- arHoIersn San 5rancisco itsoie
! MaHpaS Morsen paa 2anb peb Siabs
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17


Seq baooe
opgiuet mig
ielp Sprs
t%piolelie, %
feg blep
talt til at
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17
q. W. EtferTo,t

er fset ben 30te Ipril 1870, u9r otb ct.
anssar, Sotpa. San tilbrasts be fsrits II
aar biemme paa Carmen. 9intsrsn $3.50
frssoentsreot ban @uloer's S6ool / Sttorab,
Soma. aurene 80 til 1913 stt ban paa Stolt
| st. anssur ON 9iutersu oe / CONNER
~fcrierne ~ituoereOe ban Gurrstningsta9 peo
Gepar Rdpios gufineis College. : 93-94
bar ban SiGlpelGrer / 6orretningsias peO
Sutabus aOOlpbus College, Ct. Deter,
Mirn. Soften "a Tom ban til 2utbsr Gol.
lege, cg br8pnote / alasien abarta. oan er
aniat iOm 2rrer oso ct ataOemi / Qartlano
&aib., for nGite gar
Slaf Snrnu
bar isot ! 8innsibeit 60, Sierra, ben l3oe
September 1876, 5OrGlorene fbttsoe iii
Supcrne, Minu, / 1881 og Derira til Reips
man @rOue, Rebr. / 1894. 6an git ino
aIasisu apiutu peO eutbsr GOasge / Sanuar
1891.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17
@arinriOlOaterne paa Nnba.

sra Mple CT. Ni9olas berettes ben
ABE bs., at be 600 Observation-Disclosures,
iom gjoroe 2anbgang pso Guantanamo
itaoig bar uoiatts for 4ngreb ira
ipanite Re9ulRre pg 9ueriaaer, men
be bar iladet tilbage bpert enefte Ins
greb. 2%eitnanterne gtepille % Sbap
meb 80 Manb af 5orpOitpagten, iom
Iapnebes eftsr bet fsrite angreb, er iez
mere tonne tilbaee / COB Sebplo. De
bopbe belle Natten peret ubiat for 81
enbens Sto, men miitsbe lite en- eneite
Manb.
Observation-Disclosures bar bp99et 'tertt
5prItanbsninger pua Suppsn al 5pi.
ben, bppr Sanonerne er opitiaene, lao
Be Isttere fan Iuu tilbage 6ienoenS
Qnsreb.
Sre nil i On for Santiago bar er
liben SiTterbp, Tom Spunierns Denpt
tebe Ipm SpsratipnsbaIis for line Gn
areb poa bore trooper. 5 Ilanoagi
6lep benne 9D beItubt al 9pIpbtr
% last / Ruinsr. Sra 9olphins Se
tunbe man Ie be Ipanite Soloater far
afIteo / ale Retninger.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17
Ammunition for SprGrrrnt.

Ganpubaoben 8iren bar bragt 5
IONS gropiiipner, 10000 9atrpner oa
en- Del RiFer til Sprsrerne peb Qsiez
rabo. SpunIte Sabateriiter furissts
at binpre bette Qrbeioe, men 9irens
Bomber ienbte benz ufiteo / ale BET
nineer. Isierapp er en- liben 9p puu
gubas ippsitlige ap't pg Iiggsr i @eit
for SantiQdp.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17
saie Grpsnitiua saar til surtu $irO

Saainart SransportItibene, ION
broste ben fsrite Expedition til Sans
tiagp be Guba, tOmmer tilbaee til Ser
8sit, bill en- enbuu pietigere Grpes
bitipn til 9prto Ricp blipe uoru'tet.
De fprberebenpe Striot er auereoe
giprt, pg man bdaber. at Den fan blipt
Iferois til at afgaa inosn 10 0ase. 0o
Der life er pper 5000 ipanife Sropps,
paa 9orto RicO, aniess bet life for
~nsbpsnbigt at ienoe nogen itpr Soc,
bib, maaite 10 q $4,000 Manb.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17
Sreo. 3aDien
Nobert 8ese,

isot / SNorab, Soma, ben 27oe Gttobsr
1876. oan bar muctasst Sab iom Carer
pso sbs 2utberun 6pusst at Clifton, seras,
ira uGite Stolsaar al.
Decorah-posten., 1898-06-17
aappert ira anmiral SambIua.

5laaosoepartementct oH~enttiaoiorb,
! sirseues fsIgen0e msobslelI. ira
ADMIRAL Compton:
4srls Ct. RitoIog, 13bs 3uri.
esitnant Blue 81 nstop iommen ill.
baas ma en- 70 MiIs C5ieroatipnstur
ianss Santiaaos SaDn. 6an rapbor.
tsrsr at belle ben iponIts dlaaos er Der.
Spnnisrns giOrbs ct befttgt ansreb 5ao
sstrsn Dso Guantanamo. Firs ma
rins'ol0otsr Paa 5orpoii bLsD orabls,
% o'res Gig IemIaftsos pua en- bars
bdrlft glaabe. Dr. 8ibbs 6lsp brrbt,
Sumpfon.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-12
A BATTLE ROYAL.

The Greatest Polo Game of the Season
 Played Last Night-It Was a Battle Royal
 from First to Last Waterbury Defeated
 by Three Goals to Two.
 Standing room was at premium last night when the Waterbury and New Haven polo teams made their appearance on the rink surface. The great crowd had come to see a great battle for supremacy and they were not disappointed. It IS safe to say that faster or, more determined game of polo was never played in this city. Wa terburys were smarting from their two re cent defeats at the hands of the New Ha- ven team and 1t was easily perceptible that they were here with the ayowed Intention of winning. Both teams played their usual Haven by winning the first rush and caging the ball in 54 seconds. The crowd evident ly expected this and the applause was linn tied. But when Williams caged the second goal seven minutes later the audience sim ply went wild and the applause was deafen- ing for several minutes. Waterbury now settled down to hard play and Shea was successful two minutes later. Just before the gong sounded Griffin cleyerly eyaded Mallory and equalzed the game. The sec ond period was productive of only one goal, which fell to New Haven, again giving them the lead. It was from this on that the game became battle royal. Each and every player worked as they never worked before. Ester than 1t can be told the ball travelled from end to end and the crowd became per aggressive work was done by New Haven. And time and time again Harrell saved some miraculous drives from Spencer and E. Gavitt. But 1t was of no avail. Neither goalkeeper. could be beat, and the gong sounded time amidst the greatest excite ment that ever was witnessed on Quinni- piac rink.
 At Hartford-New Britain, '; Hartford, 8.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-12
Hyperion Tl,eater.
! HypHrIOH HHBNCBr.
 THE GIRL FROM PARIS" AT THE HY

1.-THE GIRL FROM PARIS" AT THE HY-
 PERION.
 When 1t Is announced that Edward E. townas, for instance, '.The Girl From Paris, which comes to the Hyperion the ater for four performances commencing Thursday, January 13,-it is a foregone con- clusion that the performance is to be of the very best. For man who has catered to the public taste for number of years and has &given the public so many magnificent evidences of his lavish prodigality and arr tistic judgment needs but to promise a nov city in his line and an assured treat may be expected "The Girl From Paris" is q play simply bubbing over with bright and witty dialogue funny scenes and situations, each one more ludicrous than it's predeces- sor, tuneful and catchy music, artistic tab leaux vivants, stirring choruses and grace ful dances, enhanced by bevy of beauti- full chorus maidens and company of recog- nized artists The advance sale of seats is large and everything points to packed houses. Prices: Matinee, 25c, BOG, 75c, S1 %: evening, soc, 75c. $1.00, S1.50.
 NEW COMEDY DRAMA.
 Joseph Arthur's successful new comedy drama of country life in Indiana will be pre- sented at the Hyperion next Monday under the direction of Charles Frohman with the entire original cast and scenery used in its presentation at Wallack's theater. New York. Mir. Arthur, the author, is the fam ous author of Blue Jeans," 'tThe Still Alarm" and other successful plays Seat sale opens Friday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-12
GLORY OF THE FLAG.
(Continued from Fourth Page.)

(Continued from Fourth Page.) of the Union marching with solemn joy through the gates of victory
 The flag that waves over us now, gathered in it's folds added lustre across that dark valley of the shadow of death;" from which comes the sweet echoes of the far off centuries:
 Beauty for ashes; the oil of joy for mourning the garments of praise for the spirit of heaviness."
 He that led our legions is "He Who holdeth the stars in His hand" It was He Who inspired the design of the matchless Star Spangled Banner"
 WHAT THE FLAG MEANS.
 Look! at that flag. It is a plain flag unadorned by artistic device of any kind; but unadorned as it is, it is the most beautiful flag in the world. That flag means more than any other flag. That flag is the symbol of true democ- racy the symbol of the people. That flag symbolizes the principles of our re- public. That flag inspired the utter ances of the great patriotic hearts of Lincoln and Grant; whose devotion to their country, set the stars of Glory" in that flag.
 It was the principle of which that flag is the symbol, which inspired the immortal words of Lincoln at the dedi- cation of the National cemetery at Get tysburg, when he said: That these dead shall not have died in vain, that this nation under God shall have new birth of freedom; that this government of the people, by the people and for the people, shall not perish from the earth" And President Mckinley at the dedi- cation of the Grant monument, Tn speaking of the greatness of General Grant said: Victorious in the work, which under Divine Providence he was called to do, clothed with almost limit less power, he was, yet one of the peo- ple."
 General Grants love for the flag and all that flag represents was so great, and his Americanism was so true, that | when he began his administration, though clothed with almost limitless power, he declared that he would have no policy Of his own to enforce against the will of the people,"
 | Our flag caught it's colors from the | star spangled canopy of heaven. From I the azure sky, was caught it's field of blue; from the rising of the sun. the | beauty of the morning and the crimson tinted sunset, came its stripes of red l emblem of sacrifice and strength; from | the white-capped clouds of the day came it's stripes of white, emblem of
 purity and peace. And every star | which glistens on that banner, and eve
 ry fold unfurled to the breeze, reflects | in full glory, the God-given spirit of freedom, which inspired the creation oi l the matchless Star Spangled Banner.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-12
ARMORY NOTES

The Light Guard enlisted the following new members last evening: Herbert N. Welton Arthur Brown, William Cornish, Jo- seph Freid. The company now has CT men.
 The basket ball game Saturday night be- tween the Light Guard team and the team of Company K, First regiment, of New Britain, is expected to be close and inter- esting A social time and ball will follow the game. The floor committee for the ball is as follows: Second Lieutenant F. P He'd derson, First Sergeant Watts, Corporal Planten, Privates Alderman, Barnes, Stan yer, Guilford, Morris, Frye, Quinn, Mun- son, Rafter and Hollis.
 Captain Smith of the Blues will umpire the game.
 There will be battalion drill on Tuesday night, January 18th.
 The basket bali teams of the various con- panies find their practice games much inter- fered with by spectators crowding the floor of the armory. It Is suggested that the floor be left to the players.
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LAST NIGHTS BOWLING.

LAST NIGHTS BOWLING.
 The Algonqulns got three straight from the Fidelias last evening, the latter team failing to present their best team.
 In the State league bowling the New Ha- ven team managed to win one out of three at Meriden last evening, both teams doing good work, four games being over 800, but Meriden had the best of the luck, while missed spares on our part lost us the two, ford last evening on the Wallingford alleys. This gives them q good lead for first place.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-12
A Miners Sufferings.

Exposure induced colds, and colds devel- oped into that commonest but most offens- tarrhal Powder cleared the way to the pure gold of good health. Fred Lawrie of Trail Greek, B, C.. writes T was Il great sufferer from catarrh. l procured Dr. Agnew's Ca
 tarrhal Powder; ? bottles cured me. com, pletely. l can highly recommend 1t. Sold by E. A. Gessner, D. Hewitt < Co.-3S. 2t
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FOR SALE.

FOh JhLLs
 THE newly built and modern plant of the ''Talcatt Forge Works" for the manufac ture of Car Axles and Heavy Forgings, consisting of five Boilers, three Engines, one large Buffalo Blower, Lathes Tools, Tongs, etc.; 1 Bement & Miles Steam Hammer. Triphammers, Shears Cranes, Trolleys, Tracks, Cars, etc. Everything complete to begin work at one days mo- tiee. Side track connection, and water frontage. If not sold at private sale, it w. be sold at public auction to the high est bidder on Wednesday, February 18th, at 2:30 D. m. For further particulars, call on or address FRED. c. LUM, Trustee, 42 Church St., New Haven, Conn. jas If District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court
 January 4th, 1898. ESTATE of B. MANVILLE & CO, of New Haven, in said District, insolvent debtors PURSUANT to an order from the Court of Probate for said District, there will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder, on the 18th day of January, A. D. 1893, at II o'clock in the forenoon, (unless previously disposed of at private sale,) the following real estate of sad debtors, situated in the City of New Haven, viz; The frame build ing on the corner of Wooster and Wallace streets. together with the barn, shed, store houses and land on which the same stand 1; also the four-story brick factory and land situated on the rear of the above on Wal lace street.
 Sale to take place on the premises in said City Terms made known at time of sale. ja4 13t FRANCIS POTTER, Trustee.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-12
Grand Opera House.

One of the most realistic explosion effects ever seen on the stage Is that which Is pre- scented in the fourth act of '"rhe Land of the Living" at the Grand opera house. The company is above the average and Miss Lil- Han Washburn as Meg" has made a de- cided hit. Matinee and evening perform ances today at peoples popular prices, 10c. 20c and BOG,
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PROGRESSIVE LITERATURE CLUB

Mrs. Laurens Lennox met the following ladies at the home of Mrs. Frank Crawford, 11e East Pearl street, last evening and or ganized the Progressive Literary club: Mrs. Harry Crawford, Mrs. Goodwin, Mrs. Fenton, Miss Mary Moody. Mrs. Dr. Mary Moody. Miss Smith, Mrs. Wild, Mrs. Page, Miss Curtis, Mrs. Emery.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-01-12
BAKERS. NOTICEl

Bids ion the furnishing of bread for Springside Home for three months from uary 20th, 1898. at 10 a. nl., at the office of the Department of Charities and Correction, room 2, City Hall, at which office speeificas tions may be obtained.
 The right to reject any or all bids IS re- served F. c. HOTCHKISS, Supt.
 New Haven, January 8, 1898. ja10 St