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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-06

Sci benz SoOe bes alien pro6ibtz
ION sanatifers Steal Opfp bon
WSatne, befen 2ebensgang unIeren 2efern
bereits in's 9ebd4tniB gerufen tporben lit.
trttt folgenbe erfreuli9e @r{6et@
gu Sage. Sel6f fol9e groBe enq>
decentralization 3eitungen, bic in berars
tl9en Sra9en nngsbeuer bOriibtig, ia Gnatli9
1tno, 9eben unumpunben folgenbes gu: Oas
langid3rige beftige Streben 0op's na6
itaatliher unterbriidung uler geiitigen Sc
trdnte uno i6res Genufes unb 9erfaufes
babe ii9 iogar in ieinem 6eimat6sitaate
Nfaine, uno in ben onberen mad 0otp's Muz
tier oerfabrenoen Brobibitions faaten ert
rs9t, als Elm oergebli4es erpieIen; berartiqe
Oinge tOnnten u einmal niht mittelt
itaatli4en 3nanges uno 8iittelt6ums unter>
Orudt %perben; bic Srunffu9t f0nne nun
einmal nur bur9 rein moralii9e Mittel, ui9t
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-06
Nuoemeiner maarenmarft.

8u tt er - Bette @reauterp 21R l. Qua[ttit 20
2ir; 2. 15-17:; bette nahgema bts 14-15c; Stunt
EXTRA 19c; oeits 9airp 1916; l. auaIitat 15-163 Z.
Aualltdt l2-l3c.
Rdie Imins 8-8Ai @tm6urasr $50.
GduetSer9h-9Ac omeritaniIGer &aie in 2iperpooI
As S fir 1I2 8funb.
8oDn:n- Bette 95 -97h; quite 7O-92hc; bette
pWleOiumS", 90-92hc 9erir9e Gualitdt, 7O-s7hc.
@eftH 9 et-Surtep3 9-l0c; 3ibuer: Sennet
Gter San3 iriI9e @erluits ab9ere1nek 1876
7h-8c bas BfunO; Springs 7h-sc; Gnten u.s.: oos
Pfo. Gdnie $500 SEQ OaS 0u5eno.
@tIopret-@rairie.S Hbuer, $4.50-5.0O bas 9ub.;
cartridges 8ebbibnerl $4.O0-4.50 bas DUB; Anutf
(QBaDteInl, J. so oos SUB. @nten bas OuBeuo: W1ola
lorOs, 1889; ge6 SeobS, $3.50; 3eol, bIau, $500: Zeal
grim, $3.50; fleine, 81. 50;. @olben 4loner, 81. 25-1.50
SafIuipe, $3.50.
bos 9useno; Sob Storage 12h-19e.
Ro1b tlet19 $3.50 8fO. Sepi9t 5h-6c; 60
IS 9fo, 6R-c7; 75-10O Bib, 7h-Sc; 100-l10 qfo.
$3.50; 9embbnIi9e5 uno i1meres. 4-5c.
Srii9e Stf9e- 8lad 8aB, sroBe bas 4fuao
7-9c; Bite, 4-5c; g dereL 3-4c.
Groibi6eufeG GroBe, per 9ubenb SOC; nit.
~teIndBi9e 9O-35c; feline 8-l5c.
el-@riue, $l.50-2.00 rutbe, 81. 75-2 q ba3
SoB. 3wer9dpfeG (crab-applesl. sS-$4 bas 5aB.
@ftrit9t-2O-35c elm 5teG 9uf9et; $1.oO-2.oo
Das guI6el; GoliforntI9e, 65-85c be RtIte au 20 9fo.
4tlaumen- 9amiOn5. 65-75c Der &orb.
nett d Ten StalteniI9e 75c Bit &tite gu 4 RD=.
ben; beutIfe zoe.
y onanen - Bets. s.. 0 Is oas 8iuSsl.
8trnen- @rine, So. O0-3.50 oaS SAB.
@eintroubeu- Sbfpar5eWti1t9on, 9h-l0c Der
&prb 3u 8 8fnnb; SEEM 9ort; 10-lohc; Selatpore, g.
IOc Der aOrb gu 4 9fO.; Muscut, 75-9yc. Die atite su
A RDrber; SpfaDer, 85c-$1.00.
8retBeIbeeren- S.. 00-5.5 so oas Sa3.
Stir 0 NJ m-8eIte Qualttdt, So. 00-40 oe
@aI rmeIDuen $40 fur 100 Gtid.
9eue g a TT of fet n-6ebron5. 42-45c; gurbants,
45-48c; 3pie, 4O-43c; 9eerleB, PA oaS @ui6eL.
SuBeRartoffe elm = suite SerieD, 50. $500 oa5
GaB; GtrQinta, $2.00-2.25
Surten- @riue. 6O-75c per Sof.
2mt ebet II = $L.O0-1.25 bas 6aB.
&aben- gteue, 40-45c per Sat.
@eiBtrau - gteues. 50. IS fir 100 R6pfe.
2omatoe5 - $500 bas 9ui9el.
Wa9sbpbuen- 50c-65c fur IN 8IibeL
GeIIerie- 35-40c bic &tfte.
Ropffa1ot - 20-25: bns 8uI9e(.
9Iumeutobt- 50-65e Die &tIte.
@terpfIan3en (Eggplant) l5-25e bas 9us.
Stma.8 obuen loo bas Quart.
fIelue bnoIsfift9e 75-80c.
Sdute = Srine g~eiol3eue, isSe5 Gent 9t, 30. /,
&C.; Crime ~gciulsene, 1eoes @elut3t gto. Z, g.; Ral6
SO. l. l1Ac; &olb gto. 2, 1Oc.
Sat 9eites C8rims 8afersl 4-41sc; go. 2, 2X
-3A; gto.L, @itp&enoerers. 1890; $50. 1. Country.
az SIC; $50. 2 DO, 2A-2ac; Oleo= 5tearin $3.50.
@Gmtere- Sraune, 2-2hc; 9elbe, 2%-2Mc
merge 1916.
Sprlt- Guf ber 8ats bon $1.22.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-06

StDder in Berlin 1T f6lieBGi9 elmer
eertdtlihen 8eftrafung in benz leibigen 8roz
5eB nit benz friberen 8aitor Wttte bod
no9 ~entgangen. 8efanntli9 mar i'm eriten
@eri6tsberfabren StOder Der gegen Witte
beriibten @brabf9neibung i6ulbig befunben
unb gu Strafe berurt6etlt norben. 0D9 Die
60bere @~eribtsinftana, Bel pel1er Der Ser
urtbeiGte 8erufung e%inlegte, bob bas rrtbeil
auf unb urbnete einen nsuen pro8eB an. Ser
fdnb nun i'm 2oufe lebter Mo9e tatt; uni
inbem @itte piber @rtparten feline &luge
auriidaog, nurbe St0der biesmal freigeiproz
6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-06
wenn ods KIeine ,ahnt.

70 perIGHmt ni6t, bas ate unb pObl erprobte
6Glfsmittel fir bas 3obnen Der Rinber,
Wrs. @iusIow's Sootbin9 Sprup, angus
9obnfeil6, beieitlsf ale S6mer3en, furirt
8inbfolit u1b 1T has bette Otittel sesen
Giarrboe. Sinfunbswoniia Gents Die SlGiGe.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-06

aber bur9 3nang pirtfam befGmpft nerben;
unb Sa9e bes Staates lei es, Die Nnfertiz
gung unb ben 8ertauf %geiftiger 9etrdnfe,
itatt bas 1nm0gli9e, bic l1nterbriidung, gu
berfu9en, Our@ Elm 2icen3fptem gu regeln.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-06

Der GeIomarFt.

Der GeIomorFt.
Sic gautauseIei9uugea betieien f4 9eftern ouf
500, 002, 8l3.
Mebfel auf glep BORT WnrocH NIT 1Oc 9isconto
%pertauft.
gta1itebenb Die fir bcute anaeseieten WeAielturie anf
Aie 6nmnfhn nApIsnIShe Gurnnn,a.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-06
81 Sdutt un0 Aide.
Wiuow Springs Don einem per-
heerenoen 5euer Peim9elucht.
Tiinfsig Talnilien ObOadlOs.

1as ;feuer fam am freitu9 III friber Nor
eenituuoe gum 1usbruh uuo rihtete
eiueu Sbaoen ron etwa $50, 900 all. =
Wdfere Rettunosthaten mebrerer Qoz
li3ifen. Die Ghlca9oer 5euerwehr nm
6Hlfe aueeoan9en. 2lud oas poIt=
amt Undergraduate, ole pofia9eu ie=
ood d~erettet.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-06

vGMIpator"" unto u81trtS6"".
ietme Malsbiere, 3ebramt bot Ser
Gonr. Geipp 8retug. Co., ftto Dter=
nit beitenS ettpfOblcn. Ssn GIai6em
ume T6Iern SIT babcn. SeIepDone
90. $50. 8oItIins Septut. Co. 800.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-06
Danoelsb d t.

Getreioeborie.
Gbtcneo. 5. OCTOBER.
,iebBhftsn. nj ebrtoffeu lno ShIuBpreiIe pareH
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-06
Sragiider Nbi6luB zines Gbeoramas.

Die Grunfiudt DER Srau fol- ole in einem
Qusbrub wahniinni9erm uth %beeaneene
Chat perfbuloet Raben. Der Moro
uno SeIbfmoro i'm baufe III. s4 meIs
Stra6e eeffern gu friiher lloreenfunoe
periibt. = Die 6rau fdIt fofort Ieblos gu
Sooen, p6hreno DER moroer feinen Der
Ie5uneen cinsee Stunoen fpater i'm
Hofpital erIieot.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-10-06
Otebmarft.

mtnb0isp pur0s in ben otoa .garos tuis fotat:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
A MONUMENT TO STEVENSON.
SAN FRANCISCO GETTING READY
SPANISH GALLEON IN BRONZE
TO HIS MEMORY

San Francisco. Oct 2-The casting this week
| OF the bronze monument to Robert Louis Stew
enson has revived interest in the scheme TO per-
petuate the novelists memory in a city which
appealed strongly to his sense OF the pct-
uresque. and which he has sketched wildly In
| the opening chapters Of The Wrecker." When
there was talk over a year ago OF putting up a
monument to Stevenson In San Francisco, sew
eral friends OF the dead novelist met and decided
that any memorial OF him should be artistic and
unique. something which should ftly symbolic
his life and work So they settled on drinking
fountain which should be surmounted by a
Spanish galleon under full sail. typical Of the
favorite field of adventure in which Stevenson's
genius had free play. When Stevenson spent
several weeks in San Francisco before his long
voyage in the South Seas in the yacht Casco. he
loved to wander in old Portsmouth Square,
which was the original plaza In early days
There the first postofice. and there, too
some stirring enacted during the
reign OF the Vigilance Committee. In later
days the square has been a resort for water
front bummers but nothing hurt its pict-
uresqueness. Chinatown shuts II in on two
sides. with its wealth OF color and its Oriental
scorn OF regularity and order.
The monument, which was designed by Bruce
Porter. young artist and writer. and Willis
Polk. architect. represents hgh-decked
Spanish ship-of-war Of the sixteenth century,
with all sails filed with the trade winds. and
with her head set toward the West-the home OK
adventure in the broad Pacific. Her fgurchead
IS Pallas. and she sails toward the setting
sun. she Is supposed TO typify that nexhaustible
thirst for adventure which forms the very spirit
and essence " Stcvcnsons works. The ship IL
five fr.t high. and has been modelled by George
Piper from the artists designs 1t is called the
Bonavcniure. II rests upon simple granite
plinth. which bears the words: ITO Robert
Louis Stevenson" and below this inscription
from the wcll-hclovcd Christmas Sermon:
"ro be honest. t. be kind. to earn a little. to
spend - little less. 10 keep few friends and
these without capituia'lpn."
Below the spgot and cup for the wayfaring
man who is athirst-anI this is r quarter where
thirst l. very common. but it Is usually saked
with something stronger than water-wlll be
dripstouc designed for thirsty dogs Stevenson
when here often commented On the lack Of all
provision FOR dogs IN the Lotta fountain. Il Is
expected that the monument Will be dedicated
about october IL. Many friends and admirers
Of the nov cist have aided In Gatherin. funds
for IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10
AZ TTMV TfNTS.


From The Washington star.
probably not one person In thousand knows
ius; why leave, change their color IN tho ran
remarked an eminent hpianist the other day 10
n reporter for The star" The green matter IN
the TISSUES II "A leaf IS composed Of two coiors,
red and blu. When the zap ceases T. How IN
the autumn tho natural growth II the tree IL
retarded and oxidation ~ the tissue taxes place.
Under certain conditions the green "f the lfas
changes - red. under different aspects. 1t taxes
on 4 yellow or brown hue. The difference IN
color IS due to the difference in combinations OF
the original constituents Of III" green tissues.
and 10 the varying condition Of climate. expos
ure and soil \ dry. hot climate produces moro
brilliant foliage than one that Is damp and cook
This Is the reason that American autunnS are
so much more gorgeous than those or England
aud Scotland.
There are several things about leaves. how
stance why one Of two trees growing side by
side OF the same age. and having the same eX-
posurc should taxi" brilliant red in the fail
and tho other should turn yellow. or why one
branch Of n tree should be highly color,-i and
the res, Of the tree have only yellow tint are
questions that are AS impossible to answer as
why one member 81 "A family should be perfectly
healthy and another sichly. Naples and OAKS
have the brightest colnrs
people should be careful not to touch the
gorgeous red and yellow autumn leaves or
shrubs and climbing plants which arc not
known 10 be harmless our two poisonous ma
tive plants display the most brilliant autumnal
colors Of all species in our woods and high
ways The poisonous sumach resembles a group
OF young ash trees The poisonous ivy resembles
the harmless woodbine Its leavcG, however.
have but three leaflets. while those Of The wood
LiDe have lve.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

ences and opinions upon the magazine writers
Of the day Mr. Mcclure reflected moment, and
then said with emphasis:
I'm his field which Is wide one, I regard
Kipling as first-with no second. l am glad to
say that We are going to have several Of his
stories in the coming year. II Robert Louis
Stevenson alive / should rank him
first also-of course. in entirely different line.
l think he has left behind him most marvel
lous body Of literature. considered in its entirety
poetry. essays. fiction and the rest. That my
opinion OF Anthony Hope Is good it Is scarcely
necessary to say. since about to publish
his sequel to The Prisoner of Zenda'-'Prnce
Rupert Of Hentzau" Here Mr.. Mcclure
branched off into an enthusiastic account OF the
new story. giving facts about the plot highly
interesting to any who has read the first
book. He did not again revert to the subject
OF authors. except to repeat his former state
ment that he was always looking for new men
and never paid less attention to a manuscript
because 1t was submitted by unknown
writer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

conjunction. 1t Is a success. The ideal magazine
would be one In which everything from cover to
cover. should be interesting to every class Of
readers 1t Is not enough to provide different
KINDS OF articles to suit different tastes Things
must be written so as to be made attractive even
10 people not ordinarily interested in those sub
jects. 'Magazining' is the term we use to de-
scribe the treatment OF topic to make It Just
right for magazine use. 1t Is an art in itself
Only the magazine staff knows exactly how an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

productions. AS an Illustration Of how we use
material by almost unknown persons can say
TO you that what is going to be one Of our great
est features for next year has been written by
a man who never before wrote for a magazine
In fact, his only literary work hitherto has been
the publication OF one book. But when he Of
fered to the articles which l refer to- we ac-
cepted them on the instant We saw at once
that 1t was ours- We had never thought Of such
a thing. but 1t was exactly the kind Of subject
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

article must be presented TO be In line with the
general attitude OF the publication That Is the
reason why | or some OF my assistants always
collaborate with the author of great feature
even going far as to investigate and study
his sources OF material. 10 get into the
very spirit OF the work"
KNOWN AND UNKNOWN WRITER'S
In reply to an inquiry as TO whether NC
Clure's Magazine made an especial point Of Sc
curing contributions from noted authors, or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

which We should have thought OF. and we must
have II
This incident will show you what I mean
when / say that the two chief qualifications Of
the ideal magazine editor are invention and
Judgment He must be able to evolve and ere
ate new subjects or. rather new ways OF treat
ing them. and ne must also be able TO know at
once the value Of an idea when II Is offered to
him by somebody else.
Il do not want any body on my staff who does
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

not possess these qualities In some degree. or
who IS not in entire sympathy with the genius
Of the magazine. The little group Of US who
are now working together are In perfect ac-
cord. AMI for that reason We accomplish some
thing | am so ANXIOUS for assistants OF just
the right kind that If | meet anywhere man
or woman who feel would be an acquisition
to the magazine, and who warts to come.
create n place on my staff. whether there Is An
actual vacancy or not.
When asked to express his personal prefer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-10

whether 1t disposed TO give unknown writer's
an equal chance with their more famous breth-
rem, Mr.. Mcclure said:
I'VE lay stress upon the name. Good stun
Is welcome wherever We find It, believe II is
true that most magazine editors are far less
preudced in favor OF the writer's name than
they are popularity supposed TO be. We have
been very fortunate in securing for our maya
zine the work Of some OF the best writers to-day,
but It is because OF the value Of the work itself
The reputation Of the men has come from their
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-22

SaaretS 8raanen.
Sporior sraau,r S1ar,ta


Man araansr Uso 2inoingsrre, Saos
TRADE blanoer iig i BET ndturItse Sanr,
bette blir %siterhuanoen grlat og tiIIIut
ganIte toiOt. gropu Stquaro bar Ttus
oeret Quridgsn brtil os iunoss, at 6G'
rumsnst bsror paa en- Oital 3'I6agsgang.
aImino.lis Dos qatsopr % ogIud bos ans
Ors DDrtartsr.
procesisn 'orsgaar / QIminoeIigko tun
lanaiont. Qlig1eI opoagsr maj Ituno'
ON, at ct Sadr sr blspsn bOtot puu en-
nsIte Nat. 5r. Sere og andre 2Gg,r bar
asisrt Tlsrs autkntiis Grempl.r paa en-
hurtig 9raonsn. 8r. BARN beret.er
fsls,nOs 1ilfaIos:
"Sreoag ben lob G.br. 1859 baoos
General 5rants aolonns, ION operr.o.
/ ben Ipoligs Del Of aonserigst SuH, en-
StiarmpbIsl meo en- Sprneritare !
Rurbeom Of 2anOsbB,n Gbomba. Der
unoer bIep Hsr. Sniurs.nter tagns ttlfan'
az. Gn al benz, en- Stpop | ben 6.nsalft.
Qrme % "a aar sarmtl, fertss rem for
9eneralsn for at forbar.s. 5angsn ION
bar uIoGbnst CO uTtlaot FAINT omgtoen al
Solodtr IorOigs til at Itpoe BAN nso,
itOo Der ItiaIOsnoe og par LEGION ira Jig
90.
i.lp. 1a iuno 81 ale is, 6rcroan bans
Saar blsp ganff, graat obsr bsls 9os
Deoet. Gn Srgsant turoe itts ldoe bore
at uorua6e: "aOrs, ran bIir 10 CAN'T.
araa!" S~oranbring.n furssit g%raoois; men
inpn sn S;me bar ban aloslss gra1 | DO
reRt.
Wun pdaftaar, at 3rpt oa Stso paas
Ttgno,r !Saars.s 8raansn. gn psrion
faloer cmtulo; men bet lpttss BAN 1t
bsftptte SOpsOst NIB S1uncen; Sdaret oil
oa iiOsn CRANE paa BET Stso, mob butls
tst Saanosn bar liagst trpttet. Or. 5rere
manner ct sitfalos, Tom ipnes at betraft,
bette. Siitorisn iCrtaltes fum Of en- az
bans l~nOerlGgsr. 8snrss groor baDoe
ION 5saaris Gut uarst uos Og tjsrt nso
i'm Wobsr, og Seitsn baOoe od ls6et lsbf.
Barnet, Tom bleO m,gst furItrGttet,
matt, laggss tilisnss. Oct 1T paa 1T
2.geme ct flpstigt lloilst, og en- Zig, IL
nu. Iad man paa psnitrs Sios az Sutt.ns
6ooeo fem bpibs Saar, sanIts i~oarenre til
bans fem imaa 5insrs. Woosren fiitsoe,
at ban AaoOs bofot Saunoen paa bite Steo
msbens Ssftsne iprlns uo. !Sdursns bar
fioen bolOt ig bpioe pda oisis Steoer,
mrn be lpis 9lsttsr bar mso 1ioen ubs
6rsot fig.
SaIad Sprsms SaarRtl1oning %
5uglenes 5jar fan bliOs 6Dios Of stra,.
Sbpmpion a%nfersr st 5ilfalos m.b N
srof, Iom bcIotss / It Bur os bIso itrGmt
af en- Rat. ia man ilsbe I'll for al
bielp. ben liGs Stattar, Lao ben pan Rpss
osn paa gursts gunb. aas Si9r fulot
Tit.n af, % M. urrsrs uo iitsost; msn
oe bar uroeles trib,. SIteosticr en- 6ruU
baros man en- M 5ruit.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-22
357
beH-plst,ttne.

llaras sr Ell al be parfe al Ell eanomauoS Bla9er, og
oerfor burOe ban altio baue Ginene aobue Tor at gi0re alt Sit
til, at oct ite itul0e ian 2op til at taee O~uerboanb.
Ct goot MiOoel mob bet er tioig 6sfp Fl0inns, ioa tin'
Zig iom muli9t, ioa llgrUs'4louterne beoraucs, Tor De bar lat
Grs.
Der er oesuoen iao meget anbet, Der taller Tor, at Ell
@gerioro ba bsr pRltes ont, iaa ben tan li91e aabeH for 9in'
terens Sue og auIoe.
Sar man pIsiet iin Nser ON S9ier, iaa fan man itrur
on 9aaren, naar 9ioen er Der, inoiaa ben meo be minore
Slags Soruiortcr; bet oil biGlpe en- 6ormer ~irroeles me9et
/ betios at bape iaast bette Nrbsioe ira ie, tbi Der er nteeet
gubet paa 8aaroen at siors. goa eano. plsiet on 60f;U.
Tan man oite iaa SpeOe eler Sps t~toIiSere on guareu, emo
Der tunos unre nogeu 3onte ON at ploie oct; er 3orbeu for
ben Slaas Sob tuu optcet ct Bar 3onmsr, oa sr bet Ntt,
icm trrn8es; men en- lloua maa 9aa Opbere. og lt9eouerior
3aIen eiper ben op.
%6st.glsinins giSr, at eunoct er mere itfst til at brtnee
life alsue De minor Seourter, men oeioa Wois til At ipire
lettsre 90 t~raitieers. Screens lluoerla9 bliper mere ianlmen'
tpttet, % De fe Plantereooer, iout bar trrhot is neooper,
De r 2iltaloe al ~Ianepurie 3erte, langt beore itilet, enc
ON Sorosn Iaa upplsiet % los omtring benz; oa piIOe be mes
get mart uOiatttS for at opt0rres al oen uarne 9uft, Der
transcr neo iii osm.
Gar eli bpitpl0iet Seer ltset noiat tot YinteruIoen. ba
bar bsnne irosiet 9orOparthsrue ioaleOcs iammer, at De.
uaur Baar. Solsu tommer, i~muIores unoee 6arpuiueeu
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-22
0r~r han hrrhpttrs mob Rabbits.

Noor Stnteren i~notrroer, % Wartsn battles meO Sue,
Voooe De Imoa Og tore 6arer bopebiassIie usbt til at taae
!" NRrln9 al 3rGernes Bart; iiar anar oct NO oper 6rrot'
'E o. 0eroeo sisr be en- ipg StaOe for Colt Tom intsrssie'
zen opltst
per Nal op8tues ct Bar Dlibler mob oisIe G~uopcopr.
| Se Paoer AIt, buao Der imaeer al SiGo; beimgr oerior
~'F'tommcn ct stptte opouer meo Bloc eaer meo 8eot, o.
OIL Ut. iRtte tine 3Guoer Der.
VI onoct WliOOeI er ~ioIgeupe:
i "'oN laocr en- NsIine al irit Salt tiliatter ben meb
,,''' - sulphur, O8 til Ell Bette al iaooan SlanOina iOies
Il lime cprboIic Acid.
R.0 0cine b~eltrp9cs 3rGitammerue % DC ulerueberne
h IT, ION Snrcne tan uoa; ferit eipss 3rarne beuue @at i
'""'e' Itaoneo, % ieuere. ont BET ranges, after 5auuor.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-22
Zfop CT p9ro Yen8e,

liar sarOpoOo 2sOTOO | tort aftanO fra
en- for gp. S.tts iortIarsr, bOorior auHo.t
/ bet norfs ssttlsm,nt | ct. SrOir 60, 50
Wil fra ct. gaul % Miuu.upOlis, rptas.s
iaa burtist. Gen gruirisfurmtr, Tom snfsr
Sorauorius ian finot ben Der, cs bOis ban
bruasr Zr.u fittigt ian ban bstal. eano.t paa
en- ,n,f, gint,r. Run nOsls iaa tuino acr,s
iaisn, m,n BET lisgtr altiumm,n inoen ! a 3
Wil fra gpsr o. Stationtr % bar fsrft,
RlasIss SorObuno. Dor HrFmsr. Cplpsnina
Ger b.uOsuo,r man Fs iii u. 6. 3obuiou &
60, ct. 9auf, Wirn.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-22
800

oT at Opnoo bette maa miuoit TO 3reoicbele al iioite Mars
'iuo Heres bort, tbi ellsrs nil Der iom RseeI bIuue mere
emo Runteu Tan briuss frsm til MoOsnbeO. Get er
'eRe De me Stuo, iom barer 3rusr. Starts, troiti9e Stuo
OF oltlRreS, iaa Der tun blipsr 8 sler A Shopper tiIbo9c, og
I 9'1e 'aoleoes itelt, at Ronterue fan bOiss os lns8cs neo,
orpoo at bellies til nteo Soro. Banter, iom Inn er ct
O'' 10 Var 0omIe, fan life peutes at futile bGre giuoruer;
IRT oe' orrior neO, ioa be blot beboIber to eIer tire ancp'
H. 0to' bort alt lloras oe ut aiialo al Rnnterne, og ipreo
to8 Al pe!raoonet aOsiSbict ousr bet Stptte, buor Bins
'"''FHe ltoor. Gn iaaoon gebunoIing betaler Jig eoot.
Decorah-posten., 1897-10-22
Naii Serren taifcr IS Drops" for
in 6.lbrsb.
stpauiun Rbeumattc Cure Go


2greoe Serrer! Seq bar til at bsrette
Tere liot augaaeube, bDao Bitining Teres
Wsoicin 70 DROPS" bar bani paa mtg.
GEO fan mso 8l9oe iige, at bet err ben beoits
Weoicin IeS r~o9eniiuoe bar brugt for @ist,
CO ie3 fan anbeiale ben III ale, iom ltosr al
oenHe foriGrotlI8e Sp9oom, iaa bel iom
Rbeumatisme % Neuralgia. 5es bar tie
pGret iaapas iriii paa mango Gar ipm be TO
ltoite Waaueocr. sc bnrtige 6oraaorinaer
| 8eiret ira parmt I'll iolbt 6rn8,e Iibt Bigt.
imerter tilbags III &rnene oe : tulorene Iaa
tort iom en- Biuo, men Deb i9ieu at BRUCE liot
at 3eres unberbGre Weoian gil Smerterne
bort iaa buriia, ipm be tom, iaa mart perren
latter ieS Geres d DROPS" for @ienoin.
oelien a mn Selbreo. Qqe, iom bar brugt
oenne Meoictn, er eel iornsief meo ben iom
lea er, og Jsg baaber, at mango JON lioer riaa
finte Gtnorin9 gIennem hens bslbreoenoe
Strait. 5eres nteo A9telit,
Senrp &obertion.
Nhorris, Slim, lobe sept. 1897.