Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1896-11-10
LOCAL ITEMS.

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Good warm listers $3.50; at Bears
Order hair chain at Trzcinski's.
Fur coats of every description al
Bears.
Best lunch counter In the city al
Daubney's.
&C. A. Walker, of Calmar, was ovel
last Saturday.
Every body should attend our big
bargain sale. BEAR
Peter Peterson, of Calmar, was i'm
DEBORAH Saturday.
H. l.. Coffeen was over from Cal
mar last Saturday.
Ross Tipp, of Conover, was De
cOrah visitor last Saturday.
"A car load of apples just received
at Daubney's. Give him call.
For rent-a good room Oh upper
Broadway. Apply at this office.
Go to A. Paulson for paper-hang-
ing. First class work guaranteed. If
Will Lange, of Bluffton, returned
last Wednesday from Bridgewater, S.
ID.
Nov is the time to get prices on
sewing machines. All kinds and pri-
ces. STAR REPAIR Co.
Will III. Wilson, of Conover, was
transacting business in DEBORAH. Satur-
day.
Don't you spend a single dollar for
merchandise until you have called at
Bears.
Mr.. Buell., Co. Supt. of Fillmore
county, Mimi, was DEBORAH visitor
Friday.
w. M. Gibbs, of Bluffton, was
transacting business in the city last
Saturday.
Mrs. Ole Hove and Miss Mamie
Hazleton, of Calmar, were shopping in
DEBORAH last Saturday.
Go to l.. A. Marsh's exclusive gro
Gerry store for oysters. We always keep
fresh stock of the best on hand. %
Cast aluminium plates are equal to
gold and then the price is within the
reach of all; made by w. III. SIMMONS,
dentist.
Mrs Emma II. Caine returned to
her home at Marquette, Mich, Friday,
after visit with her sister, Mrs. r. A.
Miller.
Miss Ripley, who has been visiting
with her brother, M. G. Ripley, for
several weeks, returned Saturday to
her home at Williams, Iowa.
DIR. c. l.. Topliff has new remedy
for nervous people with sensitive teeth.
1t takes the pain away and enables one
to have teeth operated on with COM
parative ease. Try it.
In the Judgment of one who has
listened to much public speaking, the
speeches made by Mr.. H. II. Toye were
the equal of any made in This county
during the campaign.- Worth County
Inder.
We were in receipt of a very pleas
ant call from VIM. Thompson, of De-
corah, formerly of Little Turkey, this
morning. Mr. Thompson is one of our
old neighbors, and we enjoyed his call
very much, -Lo,0ter Dispatch.
We need wood, and will be obliged
TO any of our subscribers who will
bring us some on subscription. Or
any who are not subscribers will be
given receipt for subscription for the
amount of wood brought.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. b. Anderson went
to Cresco Saturday morning to attend
the funeral of Mr.. Anderson's mother,
Mrs. Englieve Anderson, who died
Friday night, at the advanced age OF
"a years, 3 months and days. The
funeral ceremonies occurred Sunday.
The benefit to be derived from eat
ing onions is, according to German
scientist, very great. He claims that
people who eat onions habitually are
much less liable to nervous diseases
than those who affect to despise them.
The same scientist affirms that pars.
ley eaten after onions will remove all
trace of onion from the breath. The
value of onions i'm cleansing the skin
has long been recognized.
An exchange rightly says: The
newspapers of town are its looking
glasses. 1t is here you see yourself a.
others see you. You smile at them
and they smile back at you; frown al
them and you are repaid in frowns
If the town is doing business the news
paper will show it i'm its advertising
columns. If the merchants are spirit
less, shiftless fellows, whose stores
are jumbles of junk and jam, the
newspaper will show it by the lack OF
space they take; if you want the world
to know you have a live town you car
only let it be known through a news