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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-26
STOCK, FARM AND GARDEN,
Horse aud Stock NOtes.-DeeD or
Shallow Corn CultlVaLIOn.-Old
Straw Stacks.-ImprOvement Of

Ravlin, a gelding by McEwen,
2:l84, in the Ewell Farm sale, paced
three miles Friday in 1853, 2:4914 aud
2:491a.
Among the converted trotters which
will be engaged ia pacing this seaaOn,
are Pedro l. 2:lS, Egbertine, 2:l8R
and Newsboy 2:2O14.
Teasing the colt teaches it to bite
and kick. There's fun in teasing the
little fellow, but it will not prove 30
funny later on.
The only twenty-year-old trotter to
make a record Of 2:3) is Brd-eye
2:29l% Two nneteen-year-old trot-
tiers and seven iguJeen-year ODDS
haven beaten 2:30.
A farmer who has tried it, says thai
buttermiik poured over the back of n
scurvy pig will remove the scurf.
The remedy is so simple and cheap
that anybody eau try it.
Roy Wilkes, 2:O734, has paced
eighty nine winning heats in 2:3O or
better; siXty-seveu in or below 22O
thirty-two in or below 2:l5, eighteen
in or below 2:l2, and eight in or be-
low 2:l0.
Prof. Bailey grated a tomato on .
potato stock. The plant bore tOma.
toes on the top and potatoes at the
rOOtL This WAS u horticultural curl
Osity.
Flying JIM is the name of twO-yesr-
old gray PAGER that can do quarters in
80 seconds and even better. He is by
Happy Day, son of Happy Medium,
and a daughter of Messenger Chfef
He il, Without doubt, the sweetest
gated one that ever turned a track.
A prominent hardware house in ST.
Louis, having l24 travelling agents all
examine into the conditions Of the
wheat in the territory through which
they went. From their inquiries and
reports a summary has been pre-
pared which states that the outlook
from Pennsylvania to Texas is The
worst in The last ten years.
Keep the colts feet in proper shap
while young and they will neveI
bother you thereafter. Many defect'
can also be remedied if taken in time
Last fall when taken up from pasture
a weanling FLY belonging to the
writer WAS found to be toeing in quite
badly. She was taken to the black
smith SHOP and her feet properly
trimmed aud she now stands per.
fectly true on them. Had she beer
neglected she would always have had
crooked feet.
Farming as Professionally
average expense in preparing a mal
for the profession is, say $1,000
Whenever it comes to pass tina
a farmers boy will put $l,00
on himself to fit himself for his bust
ness Is farmer, the condition Of farm
labor will he greatly changed. Tner,
is as much special skill attainable il
agriculture rs in the profession and /
takes as much brain TO master thi
knowledge Agriculture ought t.
be the most delightful of pursuits. l
has in it the greatest possibilities ~
the elevation and refinement Of thu
human spirit. In the face OF the fac
the rush of SO much Of the brail
and energy of the country t.
The city is one OF the most dis
couraging features of the time. Th'
rush ought to be the 0taer way -
Kansas Farmer,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-26

value. Common bred horses will
be the first to detpriOrate in price;
indeed it is doubtful whether finely
bred horses will suffer at all. There
Is no reason why they should. The
purposes for winch they are used will
not be affected by any inventions rev.
authorizing methods of transporta-
ton or tillage.
Even'though we could fly in the
air with u balloon entirely under con-
troll, spin on the road behind Il pair
of trotter5 or a gallop across the
country would give just as much
pleasure az it gave.
The horses that CAT the blue rib
bOns in the horse shows will continue
to be a. valuable as ever, while hum
bier anim4ls-those that drag street
cars and plows-will be less valuable
year by year.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-26
What to DO With the Old Straw Stacks.

Perhaps nothing is more uusightly
or out of harmony in spring and SUM.
mer than an old straw pile III the
midst of green fields and blooming
flowers. They not only look dismal
aud dllapidated, but they occupy
valuable space that might grow ricn
crops of gain or grass, and besides
they offer \ place of retreat for rats,
snakes and other pests. | have seen
the remains of three years straw
stacks all standing near each oShar in
various degrees Of CHASTITY disorder
and decay No wonder many farm.
ers apply the torch rather than wait
the slow process of ordinary decom.
position; especially 81 when all the
strength Of the manure il lost by the
constant teaching from all the rains
that fall during the year.
A much better plan is to haul the
remains OF the straw stack and pile it
in the COW yard; AMI a still better
plan is to stack the straw in yard at
first near the pasture so the cattle
can be turned around the stack in the
summer and have a dry bed to lie on,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-26

presumed that stiff clay soil would
respond 40 we'll to shallow cultiva-
ton MS the dark soil of the Station
farm 1t is confidently believed,
however, that if tue soil is deeply
broken in sp'ing, and properly filed
with vegetable mold, it will not only
prove unnecessary, but injurious, to
cultivate any deeper than is required
TO counteract the packing effect OF
beating rains. There eau he little
doubt that thousands of bushels OF
corn are lost annually by careless,
deep cultivation, which probably
diss pates needed moisture, and
certainly breaks mauy of the corn
roots and thereby prevents the full
development of the crop.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-26
Land Plaster Tor Glover.

came to Southwest Wisconsin in
1856, and bonghta farm on nOrth side
OF the Wisconsin river. AT that time
it WAS questionable if we could raj. t
g'ass with any profit, but y change
trom wheat 10 cattle WAS desired
and grass must be had. Glover did
not Go well, would grow small, yield
ing half to three-quartecs Of a ton
per acre. Timothy did we'll bat clO-
Yer was wanted. a barrel OF land
plaster was brought in at cost of go
cents per hundred, aud sown with
clover, and "Pre1to! change we
raise as large crops of clover now a.
can be grown anywhere, but it is by
the constant use OF plaster. Sixty
POUNDS sOwn with machine or 50
pounds sown by hand gives rs good
results as more. If soWu in fall on
grass 1t is as We'll AS sown in saring,
and this is in harmony with l., A.
C"wper, page 10, issue of April 81
Elk.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-26
Future Supplies Of Hogs.

The Cincinnati Price Current, in
publishing the result Of its investi-
cations as to pork packing, future
supplies OF hOgs, etc, says:
Many reports from all the great
hog-raising states represent that the
high price OF pork, seconded in many
cases by scarcity aud comparatively
high prices of gra for feeding, re-
suited in causing farmers to sell Off
their hogs very closely; brood sows
being in many case fatteued for mar
ket. The result is present scarcity
OF porcine stock in many localities,
and very active and general demand
for sOws 10 save for breeding pur-
poses. Such representatives. are
especially frequent in the returns
from Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
Missouri, Kansas aud Nebraska,
aud only somewhat less 80 in those
from Minnesota and Iowa, while they
are encountered also to some extent
in the returns from several other
States. Many Of the correspondents
toresee a scarcity OF hogs during the
coming year, owing to the scarcity
Of mature sows, but others represent
that the number of young sows saved
for br' eding PURPOSES has been much
larger than usual, aud that many
more hogs than usual will be raised
in their respective counties,
Que correspondent no further west
than Ohio says ut now pays bet
ter to feed wheat TO hogs than to sell
1t for CASH. One IN Illinois says;
Hogs are very scarce and what are
left are being carefully nursed." An
other in the same State says: Hogs
have never been so scarce. None tor
sale in circuit Of Is miles" One
in Minnesota says: "The high price
OF hog products has induced many
farmers to sell closely, aud only the
best success with breeding sows can
insure full supply for next winter"
One in Iowa says: "lhe eXtraordi-
nary prices have caused farmers to
push and care for them as never be-
fore" One in Missouri says:
Breeding sOWs scarce compared
with last year, on account of farmers
selling off close wheA prices were
high
One in Nebraska writing from a
county in which close selling and
Losses by disease had combined to
produce an unusual seal city, says;
MANY farmers have no brood sOws
left, and a good brood SOW will sell
for as much as cow" Another in
the same state says: "There is moth
ing remarkable except the number of
brood sows being kept, which of
course, is caused by the high prices
of hogs;n and still another says:
Farmers have sold themselves short
of brood sows because hogs brought a
good price aud corn was too high to
feed to stock hogs"
These are merely a few illustrative
examples of the statements received.
The general conclusion that seems
to be fairly deducible from the re-
turns il that sow5 which have arrived
at the best age for breeding purposes
are unusually scarce this season in
many parts of the principal hog
breeding states.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-26
Best Way to Make Timothy Hay.

like to cut my timothy just when
the first heads begin to ripen and l
can, with the machinery that | have,
| cut my grass in the evening and
put in the barn the next day; in fair
weather have cut it in the morning
aud taken it up in the afternoon, 10y
running the tedder over it twtc",
then with the.loader taking it out of
swath, thus getting it all cured even,
~ through and without the dew
bleaching any of it, at a cost of ebOut
six shillings for manual labor per
ton.-Natiopa Stockman,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-26
BUSHELS PER ACRE

While the results are strongly in
favor of shallow culture, it is not
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-26

Itch, mango and scratches of every
kind, on human or animals, cured in
30 minutes by Wooltord's Sanitary
Lotion. This never fails. Sold by A.
2, Rains. rn0Vist, mAy6 1y,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1893-05-26
Deep aud Shallow Cultivation of Corn.

The following results were obtain ed
at the Indiana Experiment Station:
All the experiments with deep and
shallow cultivation have been con-
Quoted upon naturally drained,
compact, dark soil, which had been
plowed in spring at least eight inches
deep. The yields for 1892 and the
average yields for five years are
shown in the table which follows:
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
Sra 9aafOnsbalen Ifripes til 1g.

2toe1oe".
Oct bsrer pel til S~ielbenbeberne uue
andre Steoer enb Der | SaaIanbsoaten,
at man peo bsilps Dag iaar geisa al
lremmeoe Serrer, Der baner fla gei
9Iernem lutfeoe 9inbuer; her blir BET
oerlmoo mart ~nOtiaa alminoeliot, Ter
bet no til. 6prleoen Dag bauoe man
paa @aarben gUlituo ct iaaoant 9eipo.
Su!t Tor Wtiooas upitr9mtes man Of, at
Ell ltsrre 5u9l, Der uiite fig at p9re en-
ot9er Iarbane, trRnote mo i Stuen
9lennem ct at oens @inbuer, Der natur.
ll9ols | famine Gieblif sit / bunorebe
Stptter. Zen fiji = rlO9et itramt o.
fortumlet / Souebet a~nta0eli9 - tpers
9lennem Stlen % iatte Zig berpaa / ct
Sinou, 9lemt meGlem aarmer oe ct
Srus. Gn tiliteoeparenoe Stomn9er
lllteo Jig bort p9 fit tat pna Suslen;
men ! BET famine ilos ben &rniet opers
eltoe, iaa bet ialot neb % git isnber.
5or oenue i'm u~iorItammebe 3riItiabeo
maatte ben ~itattels 5usl bsoe meo
lit 2ip.
Seloigere gift bet en- g(urbane, Der for
ell 2lo lioen paa li9nenoe Ntaaoe
trGt9te ino / Dor npe airte paa G,oe.
9lrtetleneren, ipm bar sen IprIte, Der
Tom til % fit ie ben paa bet beli9e
Steo, bible Iurie9e at faa ben fat, men
"pips bar ben uoe."
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19

4 7cSsIalo. Setretar / Snpotbefs
tcnten. 4eoer NicolaiIen, er aIsaaet
IA 7pocn So Gnr 9ammel.
h aaQc QD6eu, Stucipiler peo
IA 9orl SObnns>9 beatret CT af9aaet
Ia 7poen 20 Nnr gammel.
Sipbmano GarIten Smith pao
flpis er aigauet peo Dpoen eli Ilcer
4 81 gar. San bapoe p9ret Weolem
4 Woi8 aummlneltprelie / so Nar.
@aarObru9er Gbriitian 9arIcn
bad @5luuno / Sfjeber9 er aisaaet peo
fpocr, 80 g(nr gammel. San bar Ell
Il gmtctS op9ti9ite @aarobru9ere, %
krp 1915 al 9anobusbolonin9siel>
fabet operrntt Ell SDlupOfal for sOot
sorobrn9.
49, Oscar Sbilip Souls Olien, boil
IdrOIt %icctonIul i 5leffefjoro er off
nanft peo 0poeu / Ell Nloer al G2
Mar.
49, Grit @eitren,, tiolieere gouotnt
R]riitiouiu, CT ai9aaet ueo 8poen / Ell
al SO 2lar / Ilbambra, Gait
Qploinipettor q. M. Nnoerlen /
Erlitiauia er opo ~ Iar sammel.
Gen 69.aarise Siat 2ronien
RnnlerOo i @jerpen, blep iorleben ips,
pa ban tIprte bjemoucr fra en- 8esras
% oUoe iiooenoe i 9arjolen, ris
rammet at SjerteIla9.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19

S~Iteroalife Sfopciere. ium ben 18be
9topbr. bar iamlet til MDoe paa Sas
mar, bar / I~nleoning Sul9et at Saiss
LIMB peotaset i%pl9enoe &%eiOlution:
"0ipoet bepber GnslGnoernes Set til
fri &outlrrance om Sisbet al Saisluuo
og proteiterer MOB Ell enbuer ge9uuitis
9elle al Noromano. giteroatens Stops
mteresier ct beoit tient meo Gienoomz
mems S%per9ung / enselite Spnoer til
uooioet Jabrits % Observation-Disclosures.
Oilers ~beirp9tes 2pmmerpriiernes SDns
fen til Sfaoe for ale Stoptrntter."
4 8elta9ere / MtDoet unoloo at
femme.
Gn pIteroalif Stoueieriorening oaus
ncoes peo famine Wgoe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
Anltarmcni0beb GriItiauia. or.

*ambs Gg9c meooelte iurleoen Spnbaa
Vlsr ut 6oreorag / StuoenteriamIuns
OE'' at han a9ter at 9runoe en- unitarilf
gI'ni9leo / ariltiania. Sanfen bar
auereoe nlrot itor 9ilIutning, % Sem
lP0E93moalct piloe ingen 8anifclias
y'0 00Ioe, st Sti~iteliesmpbe bill blloe
.oi1ncatolot Den uprmelte Sremtio.
~ t'Hlt Joe ben npe Weni9beo aster
SH epde at ioreilna faloet sriItofer
Saalon, Stuloe SanIon muo hans
ootpa90nn9 unofIaa fig, piloe ban
SGuOe Menl8beoen til at anlatte en- i
"@n'er'ta ilooNnnet llnitarpraIt. Der
WI 08'aa Here op9tise norife 2beplus
w. lOni rleo @lGoe piloe mobtaae Ell,
pug So'oeIie. @ana."
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19

uIUen Ital flereiteos / Norblano piie
r8 rl9tio nErgaaenoe ianr. Wtan TOR
Ute Hoppe SmuaiGet no af Sjpiet, mebs
mlnOre BET ltuois 9iGtes. Sm Staten,
tlotls c9iaa miot paa 9n9en, aaar ben
! Slot % 5Dlge lige ino paa Susuas>
gen. %rrit gnnr BET no ouer Sunoene;
DC sr poa line Steoer naIten u%or0ooeoe.
Chen 5Os2lareue bar DC ncrblioe
4ratter cGret no9enluube iprifaanebe
Ior bette llopr. Men oen9ans bar oelt
oaloa lad Hem, at man life / Wano8
gtlnoe bnooe bgrt Oia9e til bens Seer
Saaenbco. s Boost (. Gr. bar ben tilz
eSIS ON N9tterne lise inoe / gpen.
onlircnt Der, bpOr Sirten MI Itaar, rep
ven en- gtat lbiel en- Ore, ipm ltoo i ct
s'lr. gRen ct Nar f~prIuanbt ben
lporI'lt, % lenere bar fun ct entelt
S0r al % til fllst meo 5lptlappernes
RenbiOrOer.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
Stapanaer s,pnieri paa Sirtna III

feet iis nDot iii at 9aa ben iamme Sci
lum laa mango andre NnlG9. Oct er
aaaet &onfurs. Den IDrite banebrps
oenoe Segpnoelie meo 8Dg9eri %
SqanaiGttelie al 5Orretnlrgen bar mlIs
liaens prrrt for itrr / 5urbolo til stts
tiefapitalen, os 8riiten bar iom 6plge
al tilItsbeube ubelbigc Smitanoi9beoer,
Sp9oum blanot Seniene - life sipet
bet nppoenoise Soerifuo. 0ten ubens
tpil oil Der blipe life lan faa 2iebbas
bere til Souieriet, naar oct MI bliper
iplst til llnoerpris.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
I%rbeiocrncs saffeltua for Souas

gle. Gn onfrere us mere itemuin9ss
iulb Sploeit er neppe i Nor9es Soueos
Itao brnot en- %uiientllg 8erionli9beo
e,o bet itorila9ne 5uftelto9, bpormeo
Irbeiberne ben 20be Nop. beoreoe
"2iosIlauens" os "Malia Sous's" 8i9s
ter. Soset bar ct at be itprite, iOm
noseniinoc er feet i ariitiania. Oct
uosit peo Niticen ira Youu9stOruct %
tolte minbit 600 Safer, baaret al apins
Der iom WGuo, mems Ell WGngoe 9els
tu9ere iluttebe fig til &atfen uoen
Safer.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
Srammens @lnsperf bill i ben nnr.

meite Sremtib bliue betpoelis uopioet.
timber 2eoelie al en- tpIt Sugenipr, Sr.
0rolle, upicres ny GmeIteOun Og ler
itarre Sp9nin9er. Hroouftionen al
Siuoues9los, boorpao 6a6riten uGIents
Zig ct onlust, pil berueo antagcll9 itige
fra II a 13 iii 80 Suicu &a5ier aarlig,
ligeiom Osiua 5abrifatet iorntcnes at
bile piioe / &palitet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
"gerQeuspoiteu" er Solot til E.

"gergenspoiten" er iolst til !6r.
So9trptter 3. @. Gioe, booreiter "Ser=
gems 3ioenoe" os "Seraenspoiten"
lluttcs iammen til Ell Iuis fra fgrlte
Lite Sanuar 1894. Saskatchewan poers
ta9es al beg9e BLADES uuuarenoe 8es
oattprsr S'Srr. Olnu 9oitbus % s.
y. Senrifs len. "Ser9eu8pOiten"s
u~selogdoe "5rnm" uogiues iremtioig
al Sr. s. %. @ioe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
@amme! GiGrlinhen rulter iffr,

5orleoen Dag lao i ariitiania Ell @ut
os en- Ii9e fra 9ier. De bal Der /
Spen for at fjpbe 6Orloueli esringe og
trai inoe paa Sotellet en- nplis bjcm.
penbt norif Nmerifauer, iom for baooe
pRret iorlouet meo Gi9eu. San BAD
benDe betente tit Sal9 = % eiter Ell
Stunos Sperpeielie iasbe bun: Seq
tar big je9, Ola, % ioa fanr bet ppre
ION for isjen d." B%onoeguttet, iom
ipurebe Hin9peneene, to9 tiltatte meo
uoole @las at Ilutfe SOrseu /.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
TD Sio Tor Miltpaufee
YaueuS Sr1n.

Zen 2G2e Rouember ~beJnnote e. iaaoau Orouina al
oeuue 3lrrbaues 5cD iom Der fpIgcr:
Go. 2T aHtumm T til 7ecorGh SL. $50 Mor9en.
No. 300 ailalr fra 5ecurab 81. 9 6ormiooal.
No. 300 daiommer al. 11.25 6oym.
no. 2O9 a'alar 81. , 45 gitfrm.
Ro. 205 autumnsr 81. 4 20 Giterm.
no. 204 aiganr SCI Q Kitten.
~. ao6 pil l SaGrar BABE Connection meo Toa
saaeuos gtoro % 8eIt. FAINT meO 6rd9tirEn sitcper.
no. e09 bginser Soft, Grpres o. gdsid erer fra gh.
Ro. eO5 briraer Goit, gTpres "a Ylsia8s.er ira
Nuro ca 8rit "a fra Davenport 9iIisH.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
SernbrDQnp Ieirebes Manbaq oel

S%ernbrDllup ieirebes Wanba9 ben
SOoc g}opember Of SOban Grnit @sls
sfln8b % SnItru Selcnc Sanien paa
sGaoroen &nrteruo / Gibsber9. Gu
8fOr Gcl al Spgoens Soft iamleOes paa
sSnarocn SomStueot, bporfra be / FAM
|ht 9Oa git til 8arteruo, bppr bet
sllle 2G9tepar fob uoenipr peo Snos
garg3o0reu o9 pniieoc @j9iterne pels
|lommeu. @n Yreient al Serrr, bportll
bar iummen ltuot al SDgpens Soft, blep
~sUerratt be @amle al &irfelan9er Sens
len, Der ueo Nuleonin9en bolot en- BAT
hy Gale. Wnubeu err fsbt / 1904 %
RUnen 1906, be bleo gift / Gio8bera
Rirtc ben 2Ooe Topember 1928 o. bar
bdut 9 SDrn boorai 5 leuer, AZ Sprucs
bern, bOOraf "a leper, 20 SprnebprnS>
bgrn bOOrai Is leuer. Sroo5 oeres
me9et bcic Iloer er De be99e to enonu
bnnbe le9emss ps aanosiriite, iaa De
'nNnn re9elm9sii9 ipuoierer tllfObs ben
sllOmcter LANCE 8ei til airfen.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
st SppaelIe. Yaa geien melenl

st Sppgelie. 9aa geien mellenl
Spiolten os Gteber9 / 8Otne bar Der /
ben %lelere Slo ont glitcnen piit Jig en-
i%prmummet SfitfelIe ualminoeli9
lanst Gpinpemenneife meo iu9rtet 9lnz
iist. 9enne 5remtpnins ital babe
itrnmt ioritjeliae @eiiarenbe, iirr
apinbcr, buurpeo formobentlig 6eniiss
ten CT opltaaet, ioet Der Def ir0en 5pil
CT ON, at bet er eli elIer anoeu Wiano3s
perion, Der bar iortlGbt Zig for ~oeri9icrs
men at ifafie fig N tarOelis % upass
ieuoe SprnpielIe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
Nnrlnnhs- s,rrrrhsnnrelie fpretnt

Nnrinnes- Scrrcbs fDrelie foretog
Den 22oe &op. 8nl9 pna Srofprer o9
&iceoroiDrcr for 1894 Og 1895. Gil
Sroiprer 9jeuuulgtes 5anejunfer q.
Sr&ftc (mcberat) meo 20 af 81 of
9tpne ct. - Se rabitales &anoioat,
9Hrcr q. Sjtioe, fit 3 ct. Sil
&iceoroiorer ualgtes airtei. @ierlDm
meo IS ct. De raoitnles aanoilat,
2Rrer q. 8jeloe, fit Inn Z ct.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
6nnorebne Snpe.

Yaagrebne SDpe. 5ur faa Gage
Iioen arreitereoes TO Al 1rgorene De-
lerinb i Sauoe. Sc bar furDpet Snos
bruo paa Here Steber gsncn, bl. a. i
I%terbalgens 6orbru98fOrcnins8 2os
tale; paa Notoooen bar De i~tioalet Ell
aasie 5leit, iom benItoo paa 8rp9een.
st Har Yolitibetjente Der ira Sfien bar
Sren al at bape opipOret Gre9tene.
Seo ben ioretu9ne SusunoeriD9elie
pantraf mnn en- Mansoe bortitltne
3puefolter, Der euoo9 tiloels bar neos
9rapebe / @ipoIelbiugen.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
sc e..

\ ,m,,,ri,uiansre." "gsbsrisu'a'
"f ssSais en- relisips Sett uoe paa
IT, h, ''i iir. ssamoals slao." Cit
l5is1s or Be faaet efter etiiteren, en-
~" n s settens Meolemrler
rSirr ia imiolertiO lite meo bette
ka.Dr D'' g}npn men be faloer ll9 -
f esr,nJ;a opoe en- garielfcue tilbss
\ g nsnne gett, unoer Omitano,9be'
Y nOt n.y. bapoe i~uranleoiset anmeloelle
A 1nri,6eoen ira NaboIol', % oenne
S,,lnsCie bar pioere fOranleoi9et, at
4. ~ slcpsn afbolot 5orbsr / 6orbin'
IT, mcO Qioipnsiorretnits, loretaget
! e,nsns Gii~trittsla9e Sr. Slien %
\ 2gtrittslage 6ou.
Of Torbpret irswsaar bet, at Der
u" b,epen iorIsmt at iose Sjalp fra
so,Srmooer eaer Sage al ben Sruno,
Ssr ofDpOe Some liseiadueliom beils
4. Wono bapoe ben 2ro, at bet life
T. riotiot at anpenoe "menuelfelis
krlnS 5. b. {. Sjalp al andre END
KIN Ser tilberte iammc 3rosSlamflito,
i Tsorricnianerne") y, ION be ielo. "Yes
tr;sniouerne," bar nemlle ben Gro, at
',sner Spaoom fan belbrebcs peb Bpm
l eolp.lie, ga at Sage life bobppes
4 tltoloes i Spsbomstilfeloe; tbi
H. bet rr CUBS Billie, at man ital
Ebrroes, bliuer man bet, melier be,
ben QG8ens Sl9lp.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
0ulmehranos gufoaebembebe ten.

tes neolast. Wasiitratss, 8aaoitues
l@trlrer' os Observation-Disclosures ital
til99ges Sorenifriperen 9prore Sarls.
berg ps Observation-Disclosures tils
2ersmanben / 8otne.
&ommuneltprelien / Solmeitrano bar
liotalt Jig inloo gpioseoembebets Suo'
ora9nin9, o9 bpis benne Srouing euoe'
Zig Ifal 9i%ennemfDres, iaa bill 8Den
bape en- 8olitimsIter / Steoet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
0erbalseluen graper pna ben nOrc

lise 8reb ~liseuperfor M~elbpIletten og
e~iterbaanoen / ben ~faitere Glpebuno.
Senne antases beripr at bile lRnte Jig
burtiaere eno for paaresnet til ben OPP
rinbeli9e Normalbpbbe, boiltet oil pare
al flor Setponins for Glueregnlerinsen
ps mllis Sssans i @inter 'amt for
baabentlis paa l q 2 Waaneoer fnrine
ombanne @ufuiipen til Glp iom isr
Sorbifreoet ipaar. Npgct mlittert tan
ooa enonu life berom i9es.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
SIbebranb paa eaubsbuooen.

S'oftleoen Ssnoas Worsen ben lobe
gtop. neobranbte totalt 8iaunets Wpl,
ieprt9 ggrien. Guria9eu til Sloeus
Sptomlt anta9es at bare Selpnnt9n.
belle, toet en- au9rn bapbe p9ret / Drift
belle Natter. WsIen err asiureret /
Saroets dlm. Bruuoioriitrin9siuore
fliitt Tor 2670 ar.; oers 2atitium bar
1000 SIR. Samtiois brGnbte co. 30
S9ite aorn oS Wtel, bpilte par asiu'
rereoe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
Christmas and New Year Holiday
Rates.

For the above occasions the Burlington, Cedar Rs-
pids & Northern Railway will sell excursion tickets at
all Stations to points on its line within a radius Of 400
miles, at a very low rate for the round trip.
Tickets on sale December a3, a., IS, 90 and 81,
1903. and 'anusry 1. I5g4 good to return until and
including Jauary !, 1894.
For rates, tickets, time of trains and other information
call on or address any agent of this Company.
JE HANNEGAN,
IA. Ian. Gen. Tiki q Pass Agt.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
Sonsbera Nrbeioerfpreuina blep

a%riitoier Sarion nastet 9ofale til fine
6oreoras. s bet oerpaa f%pl9enoe
Mgoe forefalot alpurli9e SammenItpo
mellem Spire O9 @enitre / N~nlebnin9
Seitpreliens NR9telie al 2ofalet.
Seo BET eiterfpl9enoe %als ieireoe
SDire meo betpoelig Majpritet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-19
2oOefaI0.

BIT psrsts btfeHsislsrea for irapsr,uss elast
o. Ssnnr. at bet ~b,sdgsss Cub I'm BisoSu ben 9soe
Cftbr. 1893 OF bOrFaISt NTH tar, DlsHs gubrs Z. gti
I en- a1ou al Il Aar, sitr lsh aats I~ptislisi aestttab.
Dan ~,fisriaotr en- Batter. IL War sammtl. iom mss mia
essF1ou bans bottadua. amsia Bit.
SeoTah 5ora. ts6t SaHitn