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5HtnnrTntn.
WurSer LANCET.

gruinero, 2oen Sept. Oct err be.
rettet Der, at Sberif Tarner at 2ittle
sails bar forpget en- at 0toroerne at
SSobt @ratb, iom bleo brGbt / Ell
1ragtoogn i 9incol1t for li6t ooer Ell
lge IiDen. Sberif Sanler Ifal bnoe
fanqet i'm Nanb 81. $50 ioften /
Sfopc1t n9r Barter, en- Capitalization
ier MH peitenfor 9rainero. 5angert
bleo omringet / Sfopeft og taiteOe ut
@ep9r rhen at niie Nsooitnrb. She
rif Conner mco i'm Batrilie paa 10
ipeoielle Sepltper, bar gie1memitrei-
fct Sfopers / Smegren al Barter
iioer NtanSag. 9e bar gooe geifri.
pelier Of De ire Nsrqro % baober al
inoberte benz ON ct Iar Gage.
SrGbt.
ct. Yaul, lite Sept. Irbei0er
HeIS Berg rcparerer 6ortmtger for
Spen. 06anens ban orbeiSebe / Sam.
line igaar Morgen, boo 6ornuno
Gomur0 Sobnion bom at tisre efter
ct 99s Vlonfer. Ct Stpffe IGlaer
borte bleo Seitene rnoSe % Lob no.
Nr. Berg iorisgte at boloe Dem,
men Sennerne ROO, % ban ialot
bagooer | Sopnn. Seitele lsb moo
Ell 2ampepoit OF Berg iaISt / Ga.
Den. Suns &IGoer blep grebet al ct
Siul, og ban blen il9bt la1iat bort
oper guSen. San bteo taaet beoiSit,
los op % baaret ino / ct Gus. Gn
9ottor bleo beirtet, men funoe life
eise roget. Berg bapoe iaaet 10
Saar ! 9npecet % oebe nogle Minrt.
ter ieuen. San ocr as 9dr gauuel
% llngfarl. Snn bnooe boet ! 81.
PnI I fiere adr. Oars eleiie Sl9gt.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
1ermMtgpska
usssmmes 1trssas % yrssas Wsrssn.
advertisements
usss~mes ftrssas % gresas wsrssa.

Haa iuoisoeres isnsa sser WaHoas % forsoas Roc
gen. arertsiementer ~iuotasts TIE ! to raa ttusuben
islsenee gunsre. ussbmtucrs bet notras'stis iorIarS
ses. eots It Gortiskrent. Der fsrf ,oumu tno
zrseassnumsr,s T. IT.. ~iorIausss t~nora'ss. 8 Sarge,
sI Be, femme inSi 8 Srrssassuumess. Breeze. sr tzses
bulecr apsr.tsismsutrr. Iss sst baaer meo, bsc rn1rs
,s Gpssttsismsnt . bet uscre 6israe paa 0sa-
rsiEiea.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
mtarnnn,t.
Snpe unbpea.

60 Grosie, lite Sept. Sire Meuto,
iom bapbe bolot til | Ell Waisoger /
N4rbeben al 9orosbpen Wiaroora |
Bette Go,ulip, foriegte Separates at
tr9nge mo / Soihaos Buff. lner, bier
ifrGut bort, for Se bapoe hoget no9et.
9n be bar opooset, ilpgteoe oe, ior.
fuIat al goreere. % ilere Sfub bIeu
oerlet. Slere @a1sge bar Epoenc for.
isgt at tru1,ge / @aoiringSbuic /
9mbsbpeat. Sberif Barber er unoer.
rettet % bar ienbt en- Deputy efter
Mgrhene.
Sosneis b%esrauet.
Cumberland, 2hen Sept. Sobn u.
Sogreis, 70 Iar gamneI % Gi5ner
| @arron Go,intp, bIep begrapet Der
ioug.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
glliupie.
Qcuparo rpmmer.

Gbicago, lite Sept. @n tort SEQ.
paro, iom bar tnoisrt ira Snbien iol
l1ogle Tiger ii0er. mrooeg ira lit Bur
i ct Circus Menageri paa Suoiioen.
80itet for ret pau lin Burnogter. st
Sues GircusioIf lob bam til SiPlp,
90 en- forferbelie Scamp bespnote.
8pret blep ilaaet neo ilee @nnge,
men fom after poa genelte 90 be.
epnote after aampen. Sire Circus.
muno bar oloorIie blot og upreoet.
@noelig blep ct Smrg fuitet oper Geo.
poroens &orco, % bcn blep trltffet
ino / Ell 9prreosteIt oa ba,rfet, til
iS.,, ,,,;,toNn n,,;S5+haNn,,
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
SetcftiDcr afifeoisct.

Chicago, 26en Sept. Gipil Ger.
piee aommiSiionen. iom unberisger
Bolitioepariementet, bar funogiort
en- 0ictiion ibog, 2sitndrt S5opce og
Getettiperne Granter o1 lracep bleu
beororrt I'll at tage aiifeo ira BoIiti.
itprten. Sopee % Sra1ner bIeo nm.
oct ifploige / Spieriel. iou life ism,
rehe iig for IoIitimGlto. o. Sracep
/ at baoe foriulifet Ropporter.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
Hnrn qukntn.
Sarlig iaarct.

2isbon lite Sept. st Sparo Seite,
iom par forIpPlrot en- Ssripe p9aar-
efterntiooog, blep r9obe % LIB lsbif.
Wttis Sennie Sacobion, 20 Mar gam.
mel og Seiter al 9ountpfaslerer SEQ.
6. SoeobiOn, fisrte Dem og blep ia.
ifet neo ira lit Snoe. Sun brat lit
bsire Ben naoenior annet. req ais-
Get iitptter % iplIntreHe Senet.
Matgel At tilItrpffellg SiGlp paa
6arnlen aiorNe, at Wiis Sacobion
maatte biGlpc til me0 Ssonnen paa
jim Sars 6arm.
Guo SucSc / 8rafton.
Grafton, 2oen Sept. Srpifnin.
gen gior Srernifriot, % I%apporterne
ON goo IpIing er aImipoeIig. Sreo
@ortbing. bois 6arm ligger lige PED
gpen i Seit, Tiger, at ban iaor 20
@llibels pr. Mere, oa Den g~ruoerer
Ho. 1 Nortbeu. Sranf @elh Iise
/ NorSsIt for gpen ioar 10 9uibeIs
pr. Icre al lontnle 8ra0. SarneS
Wc0oualo, bpis Sarm tiIoeIs er in'
benior 9pgrunier, rapporterer en
S~opreauling al 60 @uibels pr. Icre.
Staftingen iremifpuoeS ioa bnrtig
iom mltlig, oa ON en- llge pil ben NE.
Ite Speoe pore inbbierget.
Sebrc cub Ocntct.
9ntbgate. 30ie Sept. Zen isritc
Sr9ifning bIep giort / Slutitingen al
ltgcn. @raoerne err beore END oertet,
net BEN meite SueGe guur op til No.
1 gtortbern. aolingen giper paa
mango 6arme ira 20 til % @1iibels.
Straaet er bsit % iummenfiltret,
iau at set gaar lent at trGife. alt
Gprn o. Sober pil blioe bebre END
pertet for Ell Waane0 itoen. Yoteter
eioer ogiao en- goo Ioling. &isbere
fcrnmer bio fra Sairois, men 5ar.
merne er iere iii at i9lge.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
anore Sanoe.
gmerifas gnb afcepteret.

6ra aisbenbapu teJegrafereS oert
2oeu Sept, Of oet npe onnife Wiui.
iterr1tm bor befl,ittet ita I'll at afcep.
tere &c 6oreteoe 5taters g1to az
IS Niuioier aroner for De 0drif.
peittroiite Gers Set ifuIbe MI beIer
fife prre iorttoIist. ont Oct ervoelia
Ell Sang blco en eroe paa oerun nj.
fprp
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InSrcc rimeliapiS besrauct.

8mtafee, 2een Sept. &c 70 pei
fjetote Wpno @oIter ". Cobb og q.
". Shielos er netop fonmnen iii.
bage ira en- Sur gienrem Su0icn
Gan ggnen. q brirger en- 9eret.
ming, iortalt al Snoiaprue / oct
fjeute NorSen ON BEN iopnaoe NorO'
polsforer In0ree % Ell al bans Sam.
meruier. Se ipo Mnlto. ionl er ita.
ttclleret REQ Wooie ,Soctorp, en- &itos
ion Ban &anoelspoit peo Munotn.
gen al WooiesGlpen, mel0te, at en-
Slot Srbianere, iom fom re0 ira oct
ijerlte Noroen ii0ite 8aar. iortalte,
at De baOre fun0et 25g al TO boibe
WGilo omtrcnt 900 Wtil u~oroenior
Wcof Inctorp. I~>noianerne iog0e,
at Sigene par fumoet | Ell brIffet
@onool, ion ipntcs at bupe tilbprt
Ell 9allon. % at Sigene par begrapet
al Sitoionerte. ,Snoionerne bragte
Inlet 9epis paa i'm 9eretnina; men
W11bere neo Wooie SSoctorp tiger
Goub % ShieI0a, tror pau 6ortpI.
lir11pI,
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
Hoods S~arsaparilIa

lorer at helbreoe % boloer 9sitst. Spsrs
Tsres apetne,er eiter ben isas % moets3
intet Subjtiiui,
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
SaanSlanaerc %jtrcifcr. !

pein, Soma, sif ale Saonolangere /
Chicago Great @eiteru S9flteber
paa Streif Den 3oie September. Ge
beoer ON 5orbsielie al 3asIsn ira
$3.50 til $1.75. &c er orsaniieret
% tiIbsrer american federation Of
Sabor. ale 1epartementer err or.
enniieret, og ganifelisbeoer pentes,
bpis SannbIangernes 5ororiuser life
efterlepes.
AlLh.s nnihn dhoN.A Il
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06

abbas 1aibo, abeoHen af
s@gpptert, err antommet III Baris.
Decorah-posten., 1901-09-06
FRA Z pnocriplano.

aisbeKtaon, 3oie Sept. Oct ban.
lie glcb ~Seinroal" ! SabeysIeD en-
tlGrer / en- IrttfeI. at ben llnoertrpf.
teIleS.H oIttif, iom OoerprTiroer
8paer io9rfiatte MOB 0uuiferre /
2 snoeriplorb. bar opret fllIo'trn.
oig pirfringSles. 8iaoet erflprer
IigeleoeS, at oen iSoreitinitt9, at oert
ouuite Rotiondlttet boiler pon at no
rpHoes ispoenfpr a%on9ennerl, er ab'
LII. ,r,.r.AIna
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-13
POINTS IN PHYsIoGNoMY.


The science Of phrenology is little
heard w nowadays, although il Hum-
her, many disciples. ltS Sister science,
phyeiognomy, rests on tirner basis,
since II Il rarely THAI SWINE trait Nh
character Is not dcpie1cd uu HE feat
urgs, SAYS Golden DaIs.
Even people Who make na prrtritsc
10 knowledge of the rules Win -aA
lie has an honest face. or III, louI,S
likc cruel man." showing Hat Till
features must be, in measure. the
iur.eX uf the mind.
Without attempting 10 lay down HI
rules, here are few points which
anyone may submit 70 practical
test:
Memory Of Events This is shown by
q wide, full forehead IN he center.
Reasoning Power. 4 hinh long and
VIII defined nose aud y broad face ex-
hhl.its this great faculty.
Moral Courage. This faculty. mani
tests itself bi wide nostrils. <har, HFel.
and eyes set directiS Ii frOut.
Language. This raclftX Is exhihitrJ
in many parts Of the face. particularly
by 4 large mouth and large, FUN cyrs.
opened wide.
Srlf-Estee m.-This faculty shows H.
Golf in lSno or deep upper lip. Large
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-13
ATHLETICS
WON GU NE
Brownson Lost Game in the Ninth
Inning.
TWO NEW PLAYERS In GAME
Doran and German Dill Good Work
for Home Team and They
Will Add Strength
to the Club.

Chester Athletics beat BrownSon ont
in the ninth inning yesterday afternoon.
winning the game 10y the score of 6 to s.
AT the beginning Of the last inning the
score was to in favor Of BrownSon.
Jordan. the first man up for the Athletics
III the ninth. hit over the left field fence
which tied the score. Stricken made II
hit, was sacrificed to second 10y Medchcr
and to third by McGabe. Stricken
scored what proved to liz the winning
run on an error by Burchell. who nj
lowed returned ball from the catcher
to pass him. BrownSon was unable 10
score III its half OF the ninth.
On account Of the Indictment weather
the attendance was small and the game
embarrassing until the last inning. The
wet balls interfcred Il great deal with
the pitching and caused several errors
10y the feldcrs Burchell was touched
rather lively in several innings, while
til" locals We're unable to do hut little
with kcrwin'S delivery. One Of the fea-
lures of the game was Doran's pretty
eaten of u fly after hard run. Kcrwin
and q, German led in hitting, each hay
ing three singles.
The two new players signed on Thurs
day We're in the game. They are Doran
catcher. and o. German. left field, both
from New York The two new men
nlaNcd on the strong Murray Hill team
nd We're recommended 10 Manager Me-
Swiney 10y southpaw Burchcll. They
made 4 good impression Yesterday and
'h"uld add much strength to the team
q. German is fast fielder. gool base
Gunner aud = hard hitter, which is need
~ ly the Rrnwnson team. The score
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-13

self-esteem gives one dignity, self
control and perfect independence.
Firmness.-The presence Of this fac
ulty, when very large. is indicated by
y long, broad chin. Firmness is syn
onymous with willfulness, persever
ance and stability.
Perception of characteristics is in
dicated by long, high nose al he low
err end or tip. This faculty is very use
full. If not Indispensable. to a judge
in the exercise of the functions Of his
office.
Powers of Observation.-The situa
tion of this faculty is in the face. just
above the top of the nose, filing out
the forehead to level with the parts
on each side Of he nose. 1t is faculty
which enables one to concentrate the
mind upon the subject being dis
cuSsed.
Cnnscientiousness.-This is shown in
the face by a square jaw. or q bony
chin. prominent cheek bones aud gen
eral squareness of the features of the
entire face. TO be conscientious means
that one has sense of justice. honesty
of purpose. rectitude Of character and
moral courage.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-13
THE FLORIDA RAZORBACK.
A Species OF Swine That Is Possessed
of Many sterling
Qualities.

The "Florida razorback" is the hog
Indigenous to this climate and soil,
saws the Forest and Stream. He is
usually large of limb and fleet of foot,
being the only known porker that can
outrun a darby. He has n tail Of Won
drous length, which, while he is in ac-
tive motion, he twists into the tightest
corkscrew, but with which. while quiet
~ feeding, he raps his leathery sides
much in the same manner that do
ellie cow uses her tail. He is self-sup-
porting. He earns his own living, and
thriyes equally well in the highwoods,
il the tlatwoods, in the hummocks and
in the marshes. He subsists upon any
thing he can find above the earth or
underneath its surface. He has a
clear, far-seeing eye, and is very SEN
sitive of hearing. Nature has equipped
him with II snotit almost as long as the
beak of the wild pelican of Borneo,
with which he can penetrate the earth
many inches in quest of worms. snakes
and insects. He is the most intelligent
OF all the hogs, and is likewise the
most courageous ne HiS p''H Nii'N'
to engage in mortal combat with u
coon for the possession Of a water
melon, and to rend asunder barbed
wire fence.
lie is 50 intelligent, that when he
lives in the towns he becomes as fa-
miiar with the railroad schedules as
are the train dispatchers themselves.
aud plies his vocation il great num-
bers about the railroad stations, and
Vet no train ever ran over Il razor
back" Whenever the railroad compa-
mics are forced to pay for the killing
Of hog. il always proves to bea l'erk-
shire. Il Guinea or some other tint
breed never "razorback." lie is too
activps alert to be caught even by
Il locomotive. He isrneryous, restless
energetic, and hence does not thrive
well III pens. Confined he loses rather
han gains flesh. He is always ripe for
market, rs his condition is as good
| III August as il is in January. His
! owner respects his intelligence, adj
| mires his nerve and is fond Of him a.
food. for he may always be depended
upon To afford he prnvcrhial "streak
| of lean" with very small "streak oi
| fat" He IL The King Of hogs. He can
hr grown more pruftably than any
observed, he is energetic and intel
! liYent enough 10 feed and clothe him
| self.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-13
MISSING LINKS IN PLANT LIFE
Scientists Constnntly On the Watch
for Unknown Varieties 10
Fill the Gaps.

There are missing links" ii plant
life as well rs in the cham of ami
mails Scientists who have studied
the evolution Of plau haze found
gaps which could only D. lillcd ly he
discovery IF plants rs ret unknown.
ny Margarita island, off the coast
of Venezuela has never been cN-
plnrrd by botanists, a party 1T pro-
fcssors ana students from Harvard
university viii soon start for thar
place 70 look for new growths, say
Tie Little Chronicle.
What The expedition hopes to oh
tain y number Of specimens IN cm-
bryonic stages which wil show ~
~cmblauce 10 plants already known
50 that the common root oil origin
can BE found Tie main efforts viii
be toward getting spcrimcns Of ferns,
MS fhcrc II Vie greatest uncertainty
Witli regard 10 The evolution of the
fern family the three divisions being
widely different. The Harvard NH
@tum contains thousands Of dried
-pecimens Of tropical ferns, but what
" wanted are plants Killed instantly
~ scientific processes and preserved
in solution Of chronic or othrr
acid. " that when examined silsc.
0ucntly with microscope 1T thr uni
Nersity the plant structure win ap
pear cNuctlY as II did while growing.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-13

English writer's hate to admit that
American women have smaller feet
and are more snartly shod than the
cousins across the water; witness the
following attempt At explanations:
Il heard a capital story about
American women and their boots
day or two ago. II appears that they
are very anxious that people should
fancy that they have small feet
and that they do not like to put their
shoes outside their doors at hotels.
for fear that their neighborS passing
along the corridor should make re.
marks on The size of heir fuutgeur.
so they keeps pair Of shoes several
sizes too small for them, and, after
carefully putting few specs of mud
or little dust On them, leave them
outside the door for HE ut her women
10 envy their small size. The shoes
which they have been wearing they
clean themselves, and never trust 10
the hotel porter.
In this way they humor their feet
and their vanity at the same ime, and
all parties are. or should be, satisfied.
Il il III ingenious idea, and that Is how
it is done. = Boston Globe.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-13
Duncan Bros
214 Market Street


We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any ease Of Cataarh that cannot BE-
cured by Halls Cataarh Cure.
Il. j. CHEN NY X GO. Props, Toledo, o.
We the Undersigned, have known II. j.
Cheney for the last Is years, and believe
him perfectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able to carry
out any obligations made by their firm.
West \ TruaX, nolesale Druggists,
,olrdo. o. Waldinr, Knnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Cataarh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon the blood and mu.
rouS surface Of the system. Price Csc.
per bottle. Sold by all Druggists Testi.
monials free.
Halls Family Pills are the best.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-13
ST. MICHAEL's DAY NURSERY.
New Rule Regarding Admission OF
Children.

AT the last meeting u the board 81
managers Of st. Michael's Day Nursery
and Hospital for Babies, on Washington
street above Second. it was resolved that
in the future only those children shall
be admitted into the institution who are
under three years of age.
A committee was appointed TO put the
rooms Of the house in thorough repair
and estimates are now bel, obtained
for all the carpentering and painting re.
qnired, so that when in the fall as many
as possible OF the new applicants are ad-
n ted, everything connected with the
institution may be in perfect order.
On Wednesday, September IL, at
Bishopstead, the usual annual lawn fete
for the babies home will be held, and
from all pr sent appearances it will be
in all respects, even a greater success
than usual. 1t includes supper rum
mage sale AMI entertainments OF various
kinds.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-13

We never before
did such a Summer
trade; the hot
weather and late
season have sent
the men and boys
ia to get comforta-
bic with Thin
A fan, dollars will
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-13
French Anniversary.

The l4th of July will ever be n en-
orabe day in French history and in The
history of the world, for on this day in
1889 the Bastile of Paris, the great State
prison, was destroyed bya mad pom
uaca. This event took place under the
reig: OF Louis XVI. This incident repre-
sented the end ofa wicked system where
the people were little better than slaves.
That was one hundred and twelve yea S
ago tomorrow.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-13
HUMOROUS.

Ethel" ,OOk Mt his lovely engage
nent rinp Jnck Daye me. NAV
,Ycs. Nh pretty. ii MA 100 large
for me. baltimore World.
"lyhot ~. IN, doiuo," .I,n foot
~ m III. rnnnin,, .c.nunt ~ q,
how II stands, .,yon mnst nike
,nlisth.ni.s !. fundamentals NV
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mans stnm,rh !" ,ssrrt.d thr tom
n,.r,n,.. l.,.t,,r.r ..u.nr.,, .,.n,,.Isrd
the frIIow ,yith the n,,yn tirE.t IN
WIN fake thr cnnt ar his b,rk
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What She Would Have. For IN
STANCE, .lohhnie, said Z hc teacher 70
~ bright boy ot ne arithmetic
class. suppose your father HAD 500
and cave your mother S1o, aud hen
borrowed $40 from her what would
She have" shed have sor"
hand What 10 yon mean. He'd
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-13

Amons iIlustrious prrsmta4rs with
queer fads must 81 numbered Prince
luitpo!d Of Bavaria. His collection
II hcrtlcs Is the most extensive ANA
complete ~ Tie world. ana ne prince
is q Skilled cntomnl"9ist, deeply
vrrscd IN The habits az ans. bees,
moths, dies. rarwies ana the insect
world g"neraliy. y. " Sun.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-13
Rheumatism Germ.

The bacillus q acute rheumatism
has been discovered hy Prof. Snvt-
schrnko. Laboratory animals prove
very susceptible to It's action but
they may become immunized by sue
crssirc inoculations. The microbe is
very sensitive to salicylite Of soda
Ledger Monthly.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-13

Don't YOU sometimes feel like go
ing to thtater or i ball game?"
Never" answered Mr.. Meektun
"But don't you sometimes long for
excitement"
"Of course. That's only natural.
When | dc. go with Henrietta tna de-
purtment store or else stay home and
watch her clean house" Washington
Star.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-13
! Third Street Bridge Repaired.

The draw on Third street bridge was
repaired yesterday and the bridge was
in operation last night. On Thursday
afternoon the steamer John A. Warner
ran into the bridge and damaged it 10
some extent. Trolley cars were unable
to run across the bridge until about 6
o'clock last evening.
The sun. (Wilmington, Del.) 1897-19??, 1901-07-13
business Good n, Seo,,,a

Business is good with X. II. Scott,
who recently started in the dry goods
business at No 3l4 Market street. The
shelves and counters Ct the store are
stocked with large quantities Of goods,
and pros pectlye 3nyers should include
this house in their shopping tour.