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Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18
9piabuer | Rilf sliSrr lalen.

George SenIOn, en- SANDER / garas
bite @alsp, bar Tut iii Gsrbag uoe
for ipp Spibbusr, Der 6~sbdnblsoe BAN
ipm en- Sunb. SsniOn bar inbtdlot
ipm 9ibn, / en- 9olosiag, Der TtuIoe op
til 5pr6sr ben matte Dag, b.r.ttss fra
9rsdt Sails; men Omtring Oeo Mios
natstib irbfanbt ipp SOiobusr fig /
6snions GUS i GhinpOt. Wilt RiOsr
9alIsp, trat BAN mso Widst op At Ssns
gen os fsrte BAN ubenfOr quiet, bpor
ban blsp bunbst til ct sr9. Otter
fsrit at bare piitst fit SHsr. banot be
ct sOus Omtring aipei paa BAN Os To-
itsos BAN Sang pau Sang uo / ben
Rarbebsn lsbenot GlO. inotil ban los
OsOs. at ban lite fsulOs inofinoe Jig Deb
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18
srprr $100. 900 fra Norge.

Cars aitrup. tiblissre Sbsriff / Mes
nominee Gountp, Og Saralo aitrup /
5iIber bar / oisie 9ags mobtu9et I'm
oerrstning ON, at be sr aroinger til
100000. Tom en- rig Sntsl / Rorgs
baDbe tsitdmenterst BEN. De lpttsIige
arOtagsrs gil itrar tilOsrts mso at
ituffs tiIreis b. nsbpsnOige papirer,
Tom itdl bsOis beres Soentitst.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18

usssmmss rlsssAs % srssss Nsssss.
asuttSftmsntss

aas insfcvrss isrst beer Daansas % zorscas Wsss
ssn. HSsrtisfemsHtr ~inetasss Ute I to saa hineHeeu
Rurtsrs. mesniuore bet Esirsfssiis forisrs
botS It noerttsifment. oer fsrf fsnan tHo
Iirieaasnumsrrt er. ~isrfansss insrnfsts SaHss,
.t bet forzns TAB 3 TussassnHHere. erspe. Der iHee'
bsfssr speriislsment,r. Tor bet batter rHeo, ssr mar
rs Hssttisfsmsst, bet Heere eisrns ras Con
D~slutsu.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18
SeHnlashen % Selpmoro.

Wartin Sarins, Waitinift peb 9rsat
Nurt1srn Sansns gumpebus / Siass
borp. bsrspebe ia 2ipst i Wonpoes
oeo Sansnins. San bapbs / Irnsere
sio pGrst pldgst at Seonlssbsb.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18
eunet JON a%Jotoerai.

5orleoen Dag blsu Diaium 8. ar.is
/ Soipn Of grOctislc ora6t az aprst.
"a Der ituioe itslss msb 2isst iii Be
erdpslisn, funptss Der aibiloet en- trp
Si.nsipelie af bet itore ira, unbsr
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18
Sub pukptn.
,Snlife Iouarinifrr fat i rmlph.

Der mdd o9rs en- 5%alitmpntner ,ts
Tabs / Wbits, grcotinss Guuutp, be-
rettss fra SiOur Jans. 5lsrs ialfte
8oauritptter .r iat i Smlsb. Sgiuu
Der / Siour Sans bar en- slsr dnben
f~oretagiom Slpngsl fortaast at puas
outte ncgle Of 5prrstnin9smrnpene
falfte 9snas. Sntsl Cams 9alsre sr
taaIi8 9pot ~sftersiorts; men Gfterliss
ningsrne er al ct glanoingsmstal, iom
let rsber fig, nanr mar Ter liot neis
siter.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18
Giiierner % ai9lbere.

Stoleitprst i 9ranb @isp Sppnz
hip, Sunp Gountp, apsrt.rsr efts,
anbuo pua Spsuins at en- giitsrne Deb
bpsrt Stulsbus / n9pnts 1oionIbip;
bDor Stolebuisne .r ~bslisssnbe paa ben
tsrre prarie, CANINE 9otpnibip bar
foripnst ale Stolsbbsninger meo gps
tlontielpere, bour 2arsrinben og gsrs
meme Tan iese 2h Ioafnart be Ter ct
itHgt upeir fomme dnitigsnbe.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18

NAANNG ~ w
al BAN m,sst eftertrastet Stining /
gOIitiitgrter, og at ban osrfpr oil bepne
fig.
Hebre arbtibslBn.
Oct piisr fig naftsn umuligt for
Surtrattsrsr og Sabriter at ftaTs fig
Nt antal arbsiosfolt, be tranger, ftri-
Oes Wanoag fra Waritautupn. 2sns
na for alminbelist Irbsibe bar MI
naust 81 Sasen. @rbeiberne paa ben
nrs Dopbburp glpd, iom opfsres at
). !. attin'on, ifreiteSe i 2srbaes for
tn iauoan 2sn; bet iumrns siorpe Orr
kiosrn. / 2ennor Wa6insrp Cos
Stsbsri cg be Sernbanearbetoer,, ON,
lrtns 400 / SalI.t. Tom lager Dob
bsItippr for Observation-Disclosures msllsm
Roribultuiun os Quarrp. Maribaa
GOuntp. Ollie sjoroe be Sprorine pau
ct bIire afisnnet msb So Dassn, ps /
ale ire siIfGIos git arbeibsgiperne inb
paa oerss 5orlnsenbs. 9lueoIsfabris
TN I WIdrIbaltopn, bpor Der befiafti.
sss 500 Irbeibere, bar funbst bet NIB,
u'not9t at ienoe Repr9intantsr til an,
ors Stsosr for at fire fig Sialp. snb.
ilsnt Der bpbes fra $1.75 til 50 ON
Dassn for benfldss grbeibe.
III Sernbaadinie.
) Wanoass Photographers 4rbeibet
Hso GnIas Of ben planlnste Oapens
port, Clinton &c GaItern Sernbanss
Iinjs, Der ital brinse SorbinbelIe iitano
H1'll'm Clinton os Davenport. Scrns
Nonsn Hal lsbe langsmeo M~isiisIippis
fooen. Der arbeibes af al Strait for
al tad ben fGroig inarsit mulie.
6icrusiruen laat.
H'roas ben ste @usuit lasbes i Gait
Joiua Gitp Sisrneftsnsn til bet fsrite
5'ipslrp 5acturp / Soma - ct Sore
ia9srOs, bporuf 8efoItninssn i SobnIpn
sount1 Ioptr fig fore RsIultatsr.
5~orsta9enoet f9ttes igung Of 30. 3.
-td'n 80. WeGlem 5000 % 1000
H.
N'nnsIter bar tilitebs peb Soften trpbs
'f u9un'ti9s 8eir. Manae SaIer bolos
49, o9 ben muntrsite Stsmnins bers
usot. Der er alerebs folst ct Bar
90norsos Sott.r / ben nps 5pritab til
5opa ett9, bpor ben fore 5abrit MI
II unoer Spfsrelie.
@nuernpren piaie.
Vao ct Wsos / Oes Mpines iibIfe
tirsoag ertlarebs 8upernsr Sbatp
l9 6Iutg til at Itaffs tilpeie $4,000
,'t o'ru1so at batte llbeiftsrne meb at
.S'09' Soipas 51oe Regiment biem fra
9on 6rancisco, forupiat at Meblems
I''n' al SesisIotureus !6us % Sendt
'"n 'ormaaes til ueb fine llnberfrifter
II 'orpIi9te Jig til at femme for en-
S'o'ISntns at famine Stsrrelie.
Statens Suaetin.
Xss Rpines, sirsbag: Sm gplins
gan 'l9er ben ioas ubftebte Bulletin bl.
~ Ifal'en n9rmer fig burtis til Mps
.'n5'o, Den tiblist pIdntebs bill pere
,''N'ltt'r omtrins ben 15be Geptems
VI; 5sIten, eller 40 procsnt, bill pare
r0sf'lor al 5are ct par Tiger ieners.
WI ben iilbi9it plantsbs Mais pil Der
"U'9ss barmt og tsrt 9sir for at
,'"09' Ben til at mpbns aobt; men 9sis
|" oil bel neppe blipe iaa bslbiet, at
VA PeIs Gplins tan rsbbes. Reanfals
I" l'Nlts uss par tilitrettelist for al
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18
Sodouttn | %Risbmhapn.

Utter isr BET ub til, at It 5orlig m,ls
lem be ubsluttsos arb,ibsre og oerss
employers sr ldnet borts. 2fr6siosbers
rsrnss 5orsning Oil itt, gaa ino pad ben
Rsgui.ring AZ arbsio.t, Tom Sasfcrs
eningerns iorlungsr, CO bOis oisi. III.
gioer sfter, pil be ubstutts snbnu 1900
Wano fra 21bs 4ugut.
QodOuisn bar toit,t for. GUNNER.
De 10000 ar6eibsrs, iom M bar sdast
lsoiss / IL Tiger, rsprsisntsrsr minoit
10000 W.nnsIt.r, Tom al, mad l,o,.
Nf Strsitstasisn fadr lite alusi. al
5asiorsningsns 5oIt 1 aron. ON rs.n
| llnoeritstt.li. og 2osn aldsis so 2r..
BET bbosr 9oo,n; men MI sr lInotritsts
telien iorbsist. p.nse itrsmm,r ino fra
be noroiits Gdnos, og fra belle bet sorise
europa, fra amsrita, Spbafritd o.
auItrulisu. Grbeiosbsrrsrns srtlarsr,
at be mua tolbsaumpsn gddsnoe, ba be
elsrs bill bIiDs afbanaiss Of 5agfor.
minosrne.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18
@rpmnsoalr Sfolebus brGnot.

SplteIfolebpgningen / 8rptpnsbal.,
Mrper Gountp. nebbr9nots 2prbag
Iftsn. Sntet reoosbes. Gienbommsn
bar asiureret for $1,000. Der bar /
ben iioits Sib pGrst mssen Sale for os
impb SpfsreIin at en- M ps itsrrs
gngnin9, og Spsrssmaalet er MI off
9iort peb osnre Slbsbranb, Der formos
bes pdafat.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18
Sfnot Of Yulitibrtient Jeranion.

Clifton. Sirsoag: 20 tilr.iienoe
Ssitarbeibere git isaar ub paa Rangel
og sicrbs / lin brutrs 5ilHanb ct Ipare
Spettutsl. Mdribal 6. .. 5srguion
forisste at arrsitere benz, men msbte
polbiom Wooitdno. Den enc 5rebss
forItprrer fl pulitimunoen iloaet neb.
Oa ben anben ieats at TONNE BAN ino
paa 2ipet. 5er9uirn tapbe od ingen
nnosn nopsi enb at trefts lin Repolz
Der, og 9pIosmanosn falot / nGite Ziez
blit ON, fuot igjennsm !Si'rtet. Den
anosn blsp oerpdd arreferet. geaqe
bar utisnet / clifton. Gn 2igIpnss
JUN, Tom 6lsO iammsntalot, frifanot
5srguion.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18
Erann | "a Grosir.

Oapis, Ssrsnion &c Sos toetages
8pgnins pda Sisrnst al Pearl og
5Frpnt cts. / Ga GroSie sr nsobrpnbt.
Slotn brsb ub 81. $50 Manbus Sors
mibbag os bar, tatiet bare grunbs
manufacturers raIte Sptr9bsn, dllsreoe
en- Zine isnsre brdgt unbsr aontrol.
Iaa at t~ilitsoenoe 9pgninser reoosoes.
Staoen er melem $4,000 % $780,
600. 9pgning og 8urelu9er par fun
for en- Del dsiursrst. 6 en- anosn Be
refining opqipss 5abst til $4,000 og
2lsiuroncsn til $4,000 6irmaet. Der
fd6riterer 8inousrammsr % 0srs,
bnobs en- Wengoe Srores at fpGos. Gn
itsrrs 6abritbpgning bill bliOs Opfsrt.
ztat Slo paa w ,niusta.
IRA Sconto bersttss: 9ersrs iii ben
samls 5pn9islsbpgnine beritebs blsO
Rat til Wanoas ilaast ilaas at en- sIsr
anoen c~nbitdbsfulo psrion. Tom bers
paa itdt gpeninsen ibrano. QUIET
bar / nos.n lib p9r.t bsnpitet al
3ramps, iom bar isgt bsrbsn for Rat
ten, og osnne Sang bar Der Ter iaus
banns busOiloe Wsnnsftsr. 20 al benz
blsp furligt forbrnnbt. inbsn be tunb.
rsbbss ub, Og berss 5ilftunD sr @trttiif.
Yplitist bar ,nbnu life funnel opIpor.
be Sthlbiae.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18
@afolinbnnb nf Stabelen.

Gproag Gft,rmibbas bIsp Gasolins
badeen "pstrel" ienbt al Stabelen,
frtpes fra Sbatopes. Den tilberer
Sreorens S6pd os itaI giprs 2pitture
paa WinneiotuHpoen msIsm S6atppee
og Gbaf'a. "pstrsI" sr bpsgst at Grs
nett pg DaIter Sdud, TO unge Mstas
nitere, fpm arbeiosr / WinneIpta Stpp.
Worts. Den sr % SOB lang, 6 Sob
breo, bripes Of en- @asolinmaItins pg
p9rbipttes til $500.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18
3al fra Nooou Gonuta.

Woobp Gountp bar itattsligneoe
Gisnbomsparoisr til ct idmIst 8,lsb al
$2,534,533 sllsr en- 5ors9sIis AT $780,
428 Opsr Stutteligninssn / 1898. Der
inbes / Gountist al SUrntp9s 10,150
sner 1918 Here eno flor; 6,373 Ssite
pg 5oler, en- B~prsgsIie Of 40; 1925
5uur, en- 5orsgelis at $50, pg $500
Spin, bpiltet er rGiten 30 procent
eller LIZA flere eno ifior.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18
ssra Sroufinrs GouEtp.

glttons fsrfte Notwithstanding er
unosr Spfsrelie, bsrsttes bsrfra 3irss
bag. Wanss !Suis bar p9ret upfsrt /
Sommer, og flere uil itaa farOi9bbas.t.
for 9intsren iatter ino. Splanbsts
5armsrs bar usiaa bpgset mssst Iibm
ipddres.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18
Smaannt.

9iplomatsr | 2onbcn " ~forbauI.t
oOsr. at Sen. Wsrcisr unbsr CD tunoe
srtlGre, at England os 5rantris / 1894
bar nnr Oso at rpss / 5aarsn, paa bins
unbsn. Del, ban f%ortaIts, bsrte bisms
me ! 5antdiisns Riss. 9a 9rspfus
isrIts Sang hob for Rstten, bar bet en-
6etienot Sag bldnot aIs Guropus Dis
pIomater, at ben tpffe WilitGrdtta6. /
paris, Nuior S6parjtoppsn, bar r.be
til at sriIRrs uno.r 90 Ga mso I'm Re
gisrings Samtptts. at Ban life bapo.
orsost Hcg.n ulcOlig Sauo;l m,b 9r.pz
fus. 0srom Itrep ban fosn en- pamH.t,
icm ban pilos uogips, men lob BET bare.
oa bans Rsaisrine ~frdraaoeoe bet.
Siplcmdi.rne timber, at ben franz,
Gensraliiub fortisner ben bsieff. Ias
bel.
: gslsisn Tsirsr man Winost ON
ben itprs Rulsr Ban Ord meb en- lIoz
filling ! antp,rpsn. Dan 'sotes ben
2os Wlarts 1899. CO Del sr iaaleoss iaar
300 adr iiom. Sin, iiof,s Oass tiIs
brasts ban | England. bpcr ban blsp
mss.t ipst iom pprtratmal.r.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18

Sc ubtomne yiummere al "Yeo
grnen" fan erboloes iOr SOC
ertra.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18
Samca aoug csiar.

"a0lnii6s 3sttung" msobslsr, bbdb
Samoasa ommis TiOn.n r tommsn
operenB ON. Esrne Tfal Iteres az en-
8uoernsr mso Ct Ruab paa ire Weos
Iemmsr. commissioner anb,falsr, at
en- Gurop9sr Hal ubn9nnss til 8upers
nsr og bill, at aong Gstar al Rora.s
Sosrigs Ital bare Wpnoigbeo til al
DRlae BAN, ifalo England, 3pItIdno
% be 5orsnsos Stdtsr life tan snes.
8%uosrnsrsn uuiGttsr ale Gmbsbss
manb og bar R.t til at itrnHs en6Dsr,
Tom forbrposr ia mob Satsn. 2igsTaa
bar ban genauoniugsrst. Den lopeis
psnos Gorinmling ital bsftad af Gu
pernsren oa Raabst iamt Of inbfsbt,,
fcm dar!is iuml.s % b.bdnolsr inbr.
anligs,ubsr.
Gn Speroommsr ftdl paless oa aors
lig o~ppsbars en- Cen az 5000.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18
Zen ane Sbtst.

Grabinsen at ben nne Spebe, iom sr
bespnbt at tnotrpTs til minneapolis.
sadr life IGrDslsS bsit. Sdalsbss blsp
Ro @rabe" gipet ire 8ognlaoninssr,
'pm antom ben lobe BE-; ben lite 1T
en- 9ogn $40. l." en- anbsn "Ho. g.;
ben 12ts mubtoges Ipp 9oere, al bpilfe
be tire III 8raosn $50. l." ire "Rp
@raos" os en- "Heiecteb." Iltiammsn
bar Spsoe aplst / MinnsTota.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18
6fitre Stat tor aorporatiorcr.

Statsns Stdttelianingstommis Iion
bar GsrOu9 Gftsrmiboug pau BET NOR
msits f9rbig meb lit Qrbeibe. 2f ben
rsOiosrece Stattelisning ices, at Bsits
ern Union telegraph So. .r Tibet en-
5orhsielis af % procsnt, fra $50 til
$75 pr. Wtil, meosns SeIefonIslftds
bsrns III ben famine gebanoling Tom
andre Gienoomsbeiibbere. Den itsrite
5orbeislie for nosen at Stdtens Serns
bunsr falbsr pua Siour Gitp &c Nortbs
ern Sanen, nemlis $500 pr. Nil.
Den beIe 5orhsielie for Wtlpautees
bdnens @ebtummenos Opsriti9sr ST.
100000. Rortbpeiternbursn ilippsr
meb en- bdlp Mi1ipn.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18
Hoods Sarsapariua

esoss siasr iar.rsr sspersas,r. Or BET enea.
aH.Elnasm.sssl a. ..ss mss ssss. esriapariaa.
Decorah-posten., 1899-08-18
Gnslanb % 1ransbaai.

Chamberlain bar. Tom b.ii.nbi. fors'
fIdu.t, at en- 'rsslTtstranspanlf Jul.
discrimination itul uno.riss, Si.mms.
rstsforbulbsn. | goerrepublitsn ca inos
tomms mes en- gstantnina Iaa 6runo'
loOsn ian bliO. ioranorsi til 5Oroet for
uolGnoingerne. praiiosnt arug.r sr
bar pdd bette punft os oil unogon en-
sng,lit SnobIanotug / ct inbrs anligssns
be. 9an bar snonu III, msobslt 1T snoss
Zig. Spar pdu Gbamberlains GoriIng;
men pna ostt. Sndr Oil BET 6ero, ON Der
nal bIiDs Brig en.r Gr.b. qaa 6sss.
Siosr ruitsr man ia msb arait.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1899-01-04
BISMARCK, THE MAN AND THE
STATESMAN.

There is no better or more convincing
proof of the value Of "Bismarck's Auto
biography" published by Harper q
Brothers, than the fact that over three
hundred thousand copies were sold In
Germany within ten days after publ
cation, and the appearance OF these
remarkable memoirs is an event that
concerns not only Germany; 1t is one Oh
vast importance to the world at large.
1t gives us, of course, almost complete
history Of Europe during the last three
quarters Of a century, but more than that
1t gives us clear insight into the pri-
vate and public life Of the man who,
perhaps more than any other, made this
history.
The sympathy of the world was with
Bismarck when, a few years ago, he was
forced to resign the chancellOrship and
retire to his country place at Friedrichs-
rub with nothing before him but the
cheerless prospect Of an idle and inactive
old age. He had always been in the
thick of events, and it goes without say
ing that the day Of his retirement was
the bitterest day Of his long life, But
as we now see it, that day was most
auspiciOus one for the world. For had
the Iron Chancellor remained in public
life, it is probable that his monumental
autobiography would never have been
written, and we would never have known
the great diplomat as he really was. The
idea of an autobiography was first
suggested to Bismarck in 1889, but as he
was still in active public service at that
time, it was impossible for him to
attempt such a task. But after he had
surrendered the reins Of government and
had retired to his peaceful retreat at
Friedrichsruh, the thought became
more and more pleasing to him.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1899-01-04
Parties in Abundance.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Furze celebrated
their twenty-fifth wedding anniversary
galore. On Christmas eve they gave a
reception to their relatives. Upon retir-
ing they found hidden under their pill
lows, silver knives and forks.
On Monday, December 26, their many
friends, from Wellington, Pen6eld and
surrounding towns gave them complete
surprise, rushing in upon them from
all entrances to the house, after enjoy
ing very pleasant time they presented
Mr.. and Mrs Furze with very beauti-
full cake basket.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1899-01-04
For a Harbor Appropriation.

Preparations are being made for the Lo-
rain committee going to Washington in
the interest of the river and harbOr ap-
preparation. The congressional COM
mittee will give the committee hearing
on January5, 1899. Following are those
who are expected to go:
General manager W. R. WOOdfOrd and
attorney j. NJ. Lessick, of the G. L. & w.,
E. G. johnson and Parks Foster, Of
Elyria; J. W. Steele and A. G. Cum
mings, of 0berlin; F. A. Smythe, ]. B.
HOge and E. M. Pierce of Lorain. 1t is
expected that G. W. Wright will join
the committee at Pittsburg. A repre-
sentative Of the Federal Steel Co., from
Chicago or New York will meet the COM
mittee in Washington.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1899-01-04
About the COMING entertainment.

OF the Three BOstonians, Mr.. Hustled
Of NOrwalk, writes: The Three BostOni.
and:gaye two Of thel finest entertain.
ments ever given in Norwalk
Harry M. Davis Of Elyria, writes: The
Three BOstOnians gave us a most enjoy
able entertainment a year ago. Each
member is an artist in the true sense oI
the word. and we are looking forward tC
their appearance In Elyria again with 9
great deal Of pleasure.
James Currier Of Shelby. writes: Each
one Of the Three BOstOnians is an enter
tainment in themselves and those who
fail to hear them viii miss a great treat
Hon. G. D. Wightman says Of thu
Three BOstOnians; They have been hert
twice and our people are we'll pleased
with them. You can safely recommend
them.
GIN. Sliles Of Shelby, writes: car
hardly say too much In praise Of thu
Three B0stOnians. They gave a splendi(
entertainment and one In which Oul
people we're delighted.
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1899-01-04
AMONG OUR SICK.

Many Wellington people are stricken
with la grippe and other diseases. Doctors
and druggists are doing a splendid
business at present. One druggist says;
'TO nearly every one who comes into my
store l sell some quinine."
Below is list Of the Wellington
people now on the sick list:
Peter Martin, Of Cleveland, who is
visiting at the home of NJ. Huss ey, w.
B. Vischer, G. G. Pierce, Eva Couc h,
Mrs. a. M. Pierce, Mrs. R. H. KinnisOn,
Mrs. W. G. Watts, H. B. Hamlih, Mrs. L.
H. Wadsworth, Mrs. R. C. Bennett, Mrs.
Vim. Hilderbrand, W. A. ScOvil and
wife, John Dagnan, E. W. Adams, Miss
Cunningham, Edward West, W. P.
BOice, who has been confined to his
home for some time is able to be out
doors, Thomas Serage, DR.. and Mrs,
j. W. HOughtOn, Hiram Howk, Ed
Chandler, James CleghOrn, Mrs. L. H.
Dibble, G. McDermott, ]. T. Haskell,
Mrs. G. D. FoOte, Miss 0rrie Foote, R. N.
Goodwin, Chas. Phelps, Geo. Stewart,
Rev. R. L. Waggoner, E. Lemmel, Mrs.
C. M. D. Perkins, Mr.. and Mrs. Captain
Fox, who are visiting at Mrs. Perkins,
Mae Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. French,
A. E. French, Mrs. Church, Mrs. T. R.
Herrick, Mrs. VIM. Cushion, Jr., who had
the misfortune to break an arm.
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The North Amherst Line.

North Amherst people are much in
terested in the electric line from San
dusky to the plant, but a number Of
the farmers are refusing the right Of
way through their farms unless they
know just where the line goes. They
would be much more willing to grant
the right along the highway than
through their farms. 1t is supposed the
line will pass the ElmwoOd cemetery and
strike the L. & E. near the Boise place,
coming in on Wickens avenue.-Lorain
Times.
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Annual Meeting

The annual meeting of the Lorain
County Horticultural Society will be
held in the court house, Elyria, on Sat
urday, Jan, Z. The program will be an
interesting one. Peach leaf curl, plum
rot and their remedies will be discussed
by Prof. W. j. Green OF the Ohio Exper-
iment Station and other seasOnable sub
jects. The meeting will convene at
1890 q. m.
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IMPORTANT.
Announcement EXtraOrd-
mary.

E. Goodrich introduces the cash in Wellington
altogether partly this
volume Of its kind the county has facilities
for in all its branches and little pruning after looking the
carefully
us the tm together with collections occupying
have therefore concluded to sacrifice it, beginning
There has makeu
with truly hatt has been without We
find thatit
hem the will be able and shall
them that will trading
strictly cash where
treating all alike We realize
have uniform and lowest this
animation all that could be desired this
be able sincerity, We ar
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BY Courtesy Of Harper 4 Brothers

He was a man after Kipling's own heart.
He liked to do things, and with his life
behind him and the mOnOtOny OF idleness
before, it was with relief that he turned
to the doing Of his last great work, the
fit telling Of the story Of his life. Like
Napoleon on st. Helena with the memory
of bis past greatness, living over again
Jena, Wagram, Waterloo, and Austerlitz,
one may imagine Bismarck watching
from afar the political arena and long
ing to be again at the helm, setting his
course for the nation. And in telling
this his own story, Bismarck is once
again in the old-time fighting days, and
while in the old library at Friedrichsruh
he dictated this wonderful biography to
Lothar Bucher, the fire and vivid pic
turesqueness of his words prove beyond
doubt that the old statesman, in
spirit at least, was living again in the
days when he had at least realized his
ambition, when France was crushed and
Germany united.
In short, we may say that it is the
most important contribution to autObiO-
graphical literature during the last CEN
tury, and that Bismarck as biOgrapher
will rank with Boswell. The prepara-
tion of the book was the pleasure Of
Bismarck's declining years, and he put
all his immense energy into the task.
The result of his labOrs speaks for itself.
and the German people have shown
already that the book is a most notable
one and Of immense value as true and
complete record of the life and work Of
their national hero.
In all literature the work has not its
fellow unless one goes to the Latin
classics and finds in Caesars Gallo war
the same chance to be at great leaders
side and in his confidence while tracing
the course of important events. The
massiyeness of Bismarck's thought has
its full effect. The sentences march like
an army, coming to point with cer-
tainty, but from many sides at once.
The reader is conscious of immediate
contact with an epoch-making person
ality, and to know truly how the German
Empire was created, we must study our
Bismarck all over again. We must
know Bismarck's life as he reveals it.
The book is an adequate expression OF
great themes, deliberate, full, and judi
cial in style. 1t is book of confessions,
conscious and unconscious. There is
nothing like 1t in literature. We have
all, when bewildered in the state prob
lens Of their times, wished for the pri.
vate notebook of Caesar or Of Richelieu
But the greatest men are usually too re.
served for the curious interest of poster.
ity. Bismarck, however, gives us an
unreserved insight both into his private
and political life, and his style and tone
reflect the greatness of an impersOna
| tribunal.
The London Times says: I'm hit
Reflections and "reminiscences Prince
Bismarck presents himself in the more
familiar garb Of polite society, with thu
polished manner Of a man Of the world
keeping his tongue under control, {
great and commanding figure, self
centred and self-restrained, a courtieI
and a statesman, filling not unwOrthily
with his gigantic personality the world
stage on which he moved"