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to twenty-five bushels per acre oats n
| very fine yield. There liz so little cotton
in this vicinity. Corn Ia good and forage
crop good a good rain fell Saturday and
revived the crops. Indications favorable
for more rain Some wheat being sold at
80 to bb cents.
Kosse, Limestone County, Texas. July
16.-Rain is badly needed. Cotton is she'd
ding very fast and unless II rains very soon
the crop Will be cut very short. The Post
correspondent recently made a trip through
Falls, McLennan and Limestone counties
and from the outlook the crop will lac far
short of last seasons crop unless very ia
vorable weather prevails soon.
Bryan. Bra2os County. Texas, July 16.-
Boil worms ARE reported to be attacking
tho cotton In the BRACES bottom; thoy nrc
doing some damage. but as yet nothing &C.
rious. The caterpillar has also been no
tiocd. Poisoning will at once be admins
tered. and it Is thought that the worms can
be eXtcrminatcd before much damage IL
done
Elliott. Mntagorda County Texas July
15.-Yssterday was the warmcst day OF the
season, the thermometer standing at 2 p.
M AT los. Hot south winds airs searching
everything In It's path. No rain as yet
and 1t is needed badly. Cotton failing rap
idly. Boil worms arc at work on cotton /:
very little damage as yet.
Homer. Angelina County Texas. July
15-No rain in this section In month
except I'm few isolated spots and in con-
sequence crops are actually burning up:
together with tho hot weather we have
winds hot enough TO rival the hot winds OF
the Sahara Rain now will not help corn.
Bcrtram. Robertson County. Texas, July
ls The weather In getting reSy dry and
Rot thermometer ranging from so to 1902
III rain within The week Ill
suffer Corn In some cases has been cut
short, but there is plenty made to run the
people.
New waverly. Walker County. Texas.
July 15--Tho continued dry weather pre-
vailing In this vicinity is proving disas-
trous 10 the cotton crop. Cotton began
shedding and unless 1t rains in ten days
the crop will be considerably short.
Palestine, Anderson County Texas. July
l5.-The weather Is intensely warm, no
rain for three weeks, The cotton Is badly
In need OF rain, and unless It comes soon
tho crop VIII be intellectually cut short
Rosebud, McLennan County, July Ia
This section has had no rain since June H.
The corn is not damaged much by the dry
weather. but cotton u beginning 10 suffer
from the continued drouth.
Floresville, wilson County. Texas. July
1b.-It has been distressingly dry In VIII
son county ana cotton u commencing TO
suffer. The crop viii b. cut short II 1t
does not rain soon.
Rusk, Cherokee County. Texas. July i5.--
No rain hero yet II Is very dry and cot
ton is suffering badly: It b shedding IL
forms Corn 70 too far gone 70 be benefited
nuch.
Alto Chsrpkes County. Texas. July A.
This = the hottest day OF the season by
three degrees, and unless 1t rains socu the
cotton crop will b cut very shert.
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BRADsTREETs REVIEW.
The Dnilcst Month I'm the Year I,
Dullcr Than Usual.

OuIlcr Vhhu Usual.
New York. July 16 --Bradstreets tomor-
| morrow will say: The dullest month In
the industrial wear is duller than usual
notwithstanding Improvement among pot
tiers and others. This is due to reaction
| in iron and steel, prices of which are back
TO the lowest points on record. a dragging
demand for boots and shoes, and a threat
ened famine in bituminous coal. There
are more coal miners out than at this
time last week. and Notwithstanding as
sertlons that arbitration will end the strike
in the near future some OF the large oper-
ators in the rittsburg district declare that
there is nothing to arbitrate.
Manufacturers OF cotton goods and their
agents report their trade slow owing to
h.hcr cost of cotton and lower prices for
goods. This has shut down number OF
cotton mills In Mas sachusetts and Rhode
Island.
~ fairly steady business is reported by
Eastern manufacturers Of shoes, but this
trade in Philadelphia is dull. merchants
hesitating TO place orders
Western wholesale dealers In clothing
report distribution unsatisfactory.
Western bar iron mills are already shut
ting down and II the coal strike lasts AN
other week thousands OF factory wheels
VIII stop turning This checks the
stronger and more confident feeling In al
dustral circles which was SO pronounced
fortnight ago.
The heavy loss of sheep in Australia
due to drouth. and speculation in wool on
the tariff prospects have made wool prices
higher with large sales about 5000 coo
pounds at Boston alone. compared with
100000 pounds in the week last year
The worlds available supply OF wheat
is probably the smallest at a like ,Icrlod
In many years Europe is expected to
have to import loo, 100000 moro bushels than
last year and neither India. Australia or
the Argentine Republic is expected 10 be
able 10 supply it's usual share
The general tendency of the price move
lheht TINS week is TO reverse the growing
strength OF quotations in the preceding
fortnight %
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nRApsrREEr's STOCK REVIEW.
Market steady and Inclined 10 Adj
Nnncr. hmI Mniting on Thrift.

New York July 10 Bradstreet's Re
view of the stock market tomorrow will
say: While the market has been irregular
for the past week 1t has generally been
steady in tone and inclined to advance.
though it's early buoyancy was somewhat
modified by delay in the conference com
mittee over the tariff and reports from
Washington of a deadlock between the
house and senate conference committee on
the sugar schedule. American Sugar COM
pany stock, which early In the week broke
all records and advanced 10 1871. with re-
ports of compromise OF the sugar duties
and talk OF an extra dividend, consequently
decllned to 1872 SIS and the uncertainty in
this connection. with the fear that the
settlement Of the tariff may be slow. tended
TO restrict the activity and advancing dis
position of the entire market. Al the same
time. the decidedly fattering accounts OF
the crops and the assurance that Europe
will need our wheat in unusually large
quantities created very bullish feeling In
the grangers and served as the basis for
advances In that group OF stocks.
The Southwestern and general railway
lists shared more or less In these tend
encies, but special attention was given to
this was the carrying out Of the Lehieh
Valley deal, by which control Of that cor
poIation was formally transferred to the
Morgan interest. together with the rumor
that plans will be now put INTO operation
for improving the condition of the anthra-
cite trade.
AS a speculative factor. the scft coal
miners strike has had little effect and
Wall street has even entertained serious
belief that the reduced supply OF bitumin.
GUS coal, should the strike continue ana
not spread any. would increase consump-
ton OF anthracite and benefit the ROADS de-
pending upon the latter.
However strong the undertone 81 the
market has been. 1t Is conceded that trans.
actions continue to be largely professional
and that the general public has not taken
an active Interest and bull pools and large
interests have supplied much OF the BUY
ing. The scarcity OF stocks Is Significant
and leads to the belief that the holders
IRE not Inclined TO sell. offerings OF real
stock being scanty and the bear traders
correspondingly cautious,-London, 100, re-
mains Indifferent 10 American markets. Tns
fortnightly settlement closed a very small
account In Americans and It Is stated tnat
large blocks OF St. Paul and other stocks
we're taken up for shipment to this slde.
Toward the close Of the week there Mas
some scattered and insignihcant foreign
purchasing. Ia
exports on q stronger exchange market
due TO payments On Imports g suear Anc
wcol and 70 the presumptiop that nuOpse
apticipatsd Grai4 yequire4e'1 - -,
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ate flow OF gold to this country before the
season is over. The continued ease OF
money and the belief that It will be main
tanned until the early autumn fairly opens
by bull operators and encouraged holders
TO keep their stocks.
All the industrial stocks were helped by
the decision OF Judge Chester OF the New
York supreme court. which. In effect, de-
clares the Lcxow antitrust law a violation
OF constitutional rights
Tobacco was especially strong, but
showed decline on indefinite but unfayor-
able rumors, The Chicago gas stock was
well sustained. though Wall street took
little account of the alleged fact that the
charter under which the approaching con-
solidation is to be contaminated gives an
unassailablc right to raise the price OF
gas to SO per 1000 feet
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Boston Mass, July i6'-The Boston Com
mercal Bulletin Will say tomorrow: The
strength OF the market is emphasized by
the sale nf 900 pounds Of now choice \ X
and above TO arrive at 25 cents an advance
OF cents over last week and Of & cents
over the price Of the same week last Yenr,
Wool continues To advance though the
market is somewhat quieter, as speculation
is dropping off.
The London market Ia firmor than ever.
Americans bought up TO Thursday for ship
ment on the Paris, taking chances OF an
other weeks delay on the tariff.
The sales of the week are 4.03S 900
pounds domestic and 1852 600 foreign.
against 5,237. 600 rounds domestic and
4, l3a 600 foreign last week and 55i 900 DO
nestle md 1872 900 foreign for the same
week last year.
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Dallas. Texas. July l6.-McClo 9
benefit electric light game, the first ever
played in North Texas drew a large and
appreciatiye audience to Cycle park to-
night The game WAS very interes ng and
was won by Dallas by a score of 10 10 T.
Hoover ana kohnle ran the bases as the
representatives OF their respective teams
The contest was wen by Hoover, who
made the circuit in a little less than nj
teen seconds,
Blackhurn's record against Chicago TO-
day was announced to the grand stand
and elected loud applause.
McClcskeys benefit netted him over
S.lO
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Fort Worth ~, Austin q.

Worth, Texas, July l6.-The game
ferestiny today from start to finish,
IN there was not much doubt as to
putt after the fourth inning. Gett-
pened IN the game with base hit
fally crossed the plate. making a
run on Pequinny being given u
balls, the bases being fun.
Fourth was a Phenomenal inning,
ia the Colts made four his aud six
pa the Senator's made s.1 hits ana
ms,
\, eighth Hill made n good three
phl IN trying to stretch II into a
uh was caught al the plate. Bam-
lade clever one handed running
u the ninth.
Piing MeD!vllts' mun of sweet
eolts hlayed an errcrless game.
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nourht Nv Lnni.YiIIc.

Pa3ucah, Ky, July li.-Fete Dowling,
the nitcher OF the Paducah ball team, was
sold Today TO the LOUIS lille club foi $40.
Iadurah.
Louisville July lC.--Presiient Pu:lam
today purcha sed the release of Hans Was-
ner, the crack shortstop Of the Paterson.
n. j.. team Wagner viii join the ';olo-
nelS Saturday.
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Waco. Texas July l6The Indians and
the Colts will cross bats Sunday next in
Hnsboro, instead of Fort Worth. Ar
Iaugements were made last night for thi-
change and the Katy railroad VII run
SPECIAL trains from Waco and H.llsboro.
so that both cities will he enabled to wit
mes the game Tho Redskins are delight
cd with their new home and play with a
vim that inspires confidence in ihelr apli-
itv TO remnin al the head OF the list.
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ed run-Waco.
base hits-Bristow. Stultz.
run-kemmer.
on bases-Waco s. Houston Q.
fk out-By McG.nnis 9. by Stultz 4.
j on called balis-Off McGinnis l, off
ble play-Dey and Reed.
N basas-AleXander, kemmer, Kim
Feed, DOwie, McGinnis.
pr hit-By Stultz.
piioh--Stultz.
of game-l:55.
ra-Ata.kev
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New York, July l6.-The following table.
comlilcd by Bradstre'sts, shows the total
olearancee at the principal cities and tho
percentage of IL crease or decrease as
compared with the corresponding week
last year.
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Earned runs-Dallas ., San Antonio /
Two base hits-McCloskey. Stanley, GIL
patrick
Three base hit--Wevhng.
Left on bases-By Dallas II. by San An
tonic s.
Struck out-By weighing 6, by Herbert Q.
Eases on called balls-Off weighing . off
Herbert 4.
Stolen bases-Raymer, knau.
Time of game--l:3 80,
umpire-Brennan.
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A Corner In Bicycle Tubing.

London. July iC.--There Is great excite
p,ent ON the Birmingham stock exchange
owing TO a belief shat there Is a Garner
ir cycle tubing There has been heavy
advance In prices and specuLators have
been badly pinched.
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Mcdowell shut on of the Finals for
the Diamond Scuiis.

the Diamond Scuiis.
Henley .on-Thames, July 16.--Dr. w. s.
Mcdowell of Chicago was beaten by II. 7.
Blacksiaff in the scn.-hnals for she dia-
mond SOULS. f.. II. Ten. Eyek OF Mas5a-
chusetts defeated H.. il. Howc'i also in the
This leaves the final contest for the
great trophy for single scut!s between
BIacks,aR, the Englshman. and Ten
Eyck. the American.
Henley-on-Thames, July ic.-Tan Eyck
won the Anal In the diamond souls. Ten
Evck had the Rerks and Blackstafr tho
Eucks side OF the course.
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LONDON. July is.-The tenth renawal Of
the Eolipse stakes for 1000 guineas wss
won at the Sandown park second summer
raeetlng by PcrsimInons. the Derby WE
ner. the 4-year-old colt OF th6 Prince OF
Wales.
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Warm Weather
WearableS.

Mems Undershirt and Drawers, Ma.
co Yarn, Bon bon make, all sizes,
per garment,
Mems Drop Stitch Balbriggan Un.
derwear, Satin faced flap on Shirt,
Pearl Buttons, Supporter on
Drawers, per garment,
Mems Cross Bar Nainsook Under
shirts all sizes,
Mems Leather Belts in latest shades
Oxblood, Green and Tan, Csc ~
Mems Suspenders in White and
Colors, Guyot make,
Mems Silk Club Ties, new and styl-
ish effects, just the proper thing,
Mems Black, Brown and Tan Half
Hose, Fast Colors,
Mems Linen Handkerchiefs, wide
Border in White or latest Fancy
Borders,
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peuolt. Mich, july l6.-'The fourth NY
Attended. oviny 10 ne threatening weati,-
er Tho r4ecs were slow In he i-ycar-
Old pacmg event, the bay selding' Asi'ato'
wor, inc last three heats easily.
Enur.year.ull rae ng. slj00-Agtdto won,
r1H'et second l'lirNiow third Best time
oiOil. .o,.
Merchants and Manufacsufers' cons SOFA
Mosul second. 1acom's third. Best time
2;llM. ,,,oa
rhrce. year-oll ro;ting, nurse slo--
Hastings won, I.utns seeohu' Direolu'"
Kelly third Time 2:l9S'
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Earned runs-TarIs 2. Galveston /
Two base hits-1urner .. +. Hess. Klopf.
Huston. Bailey
Three base hits-J. Hess Burns, Hill.
Sac rifice hits-Dawklns. Sparks
Sio'en bases -iiuius. Shines.
Lett On bases-Iaris L.. Galveston 3.
Struck out-By Sparks II, by Bailey 4.
Bases ON called balls-On Sparks i.
Batter h.t-By Bailey.
Time OF gasne-9;l0.
Dmpire-pnellD,
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LEXINGTON. Ky.-The grand Jury hal
found thirty-six indsctmegl. ageinet eact
g The Pc! rocns - boss = ~ 80
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Paris 4. Galveston 10.
Paris, Texas Jelly 1.-THE Sand Crabs
swatted Mr. Bailey today to the extent of
eighteen hits, OF which several were bet
ter than singles Coupled with half
dozen errors. these gave Them the game
easy.
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sealy,s CeIehra tie 5.

$500 TO Gan Antonio and return for n
terstate drill via Southern Pscinc.
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KS Iapbs s,F9 Worth 2. Austin s.
ba has ,nbi',.-Mplkey, Nc.kart' ''
run p1 ,h, Hill, pcttlioha.
ou, ID Worth 10. Austin +.
NY collIhowei 3, by Null
ksy ! sa''ed balls-oa co,linower s.
hs,es re-, es1uinny I'm ana pabst.
oi ssnc-.i'5o.
e-clatk.
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Tss.. >, snn Antonio =.
r,, a' July is.-Wcyhing twlr,c,
|verh'a '1 Una, IMAM Herbert today, but
Ln to v,, luck of the visitors car
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TEN EYCKE GETS IN

$500 to San Antonio and return July 16
to "a via Southern Pacific.
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lab II lBHlPOl Al e

better than usual and the entire audience
enloyed the holly played contest.
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Kansas City July 16. -Todays WHAT pe,,.
Lulu r.. Trariby. HIS Brother. Lucy behe
Blue Jay and Trixie. :. rrsr,em
p: 0hicaso July s, ls-G solsen Rod. Gnon,e
C,ncinnaa. july is-oakley winners
Judge Quigley. Masterp,sce' backs'' =
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New York. July 1s.-Brigh'"n Beach TO-
Mile and a furlong-Estaca, Rifle Emo
tiopal. Tine 1.t7is. ,,r I,cr,
gogue. Time 1916. ,,x,ravuyna
seven .url nGs- The Swain, Branay"lhs'
c!sophus;, Time ' :; NS.,o,arao Cromwell.
Five furlongs. selling-s,y Fox, Dan
forth. storm Queen. Time l:osN ..,on
Mile and a siAteenth-Beifar' bas''o"'
Time 1:Ssia i'wc starters.
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Review of wool.

Totals ......,........... s2l,E9j,X6 10.s .
Waco. Galveston ana Houston not
luded in totals
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-05
Soicrlia granoaaarm.

5orleOen Sag particles Der 8rnno
fra "StrDst" a%iDbeubauu, % Srano'
uU9uene fom til fra ale aonter. Oct
par imiblertio bare bliuo Naarm, men
aar ia9en BERTH. Tom i~OrtGles ! "Poll'
titeu", bar sauite ejenoOmmeltg.
Gu 9lore Gentleman bauoe ct Die
blit Tor, ba ban fom soaenoe uofor
Sranoifa6et, oRret iaa ubelot9 at glide
paa en- grol99uins. O9 peo be noil'
faarliee SaIancebeuaselisr, ban oeruso
tOm TT at sjsre meo arutene, itat ban
lin Taraplp sienuem SranoItabets Nuoe
- o9 boao Der par bet mGrtellse Deb
bet, ban fom juit til at iGtte i'm Bara'
plpipios paa ben life 9%aarmfnap, iom
er aubrust paa Stubets SaSpe9.
San ialot, men Tom belol9uis life tile
fade, og ban bauoe enonu life bgritet
Queen al Jig. oa 5el9erne al bans Sab
fom timence / 6%iriprnng.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-05
Stor 0apc.

Get st life lRnge ilosn Bait. 8srbaro
Gaemusi len moerreltsoe "&utberdus'
reu~s 2alere ON, Of ban paa Wtslous'
tumiteens 8egue baooe benoenot ia III
Century Biauo Company / Rnusupo'
lis meo Bgn ON, al bet ullbe alre Dor
Wltsiion paa Mnousastar Ell Grssl, %
at oeuue YeeiGrins meeet tereouillig
bleu Opiplot. 8 bette 9tumer oplDier
bon, at en- l%isueuOe SesIerlug llgeiaa
bereouIalg er bleusu opiplot al Oieneelp
BeQ Company / Iron, ". y, Toe,
n9onte g ompoui bar louet at sIpe III
9irtCn | q. Nu9uitin en- airfefiotts
paa 400 Euuo. Oct er ootre @auer.
iom uil glGoe baaoe be arlltne pan
Waoasostar os Nisiioneus 8euner
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rebuiaiebeo, bpormeb be bar eitertonl'
mst NiislionsiOmiteeus a%umooning,
yinatte M babe Srelet % Slptter
tomme pei irsm % biGlpe III at jamie
iteoie ilere o9iaa al be beoenItc @asIe'
ON CUBS oprebare Sro!-"2utberane'
rem"
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-05

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undr 81 paa iamme 40 iiu0er Wla5ier
al Soft uillae III al lace IN uiIoleoe
al BE- Suuoreoe ca en- Irtana, JON au'
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pad Dem uuoer bet 8aoiiuo, at oisie
8ruparater er tIge iad gO0e iom 8al'
ut5 G,Ierp COMPOUND (meu 1 &rts.
ugbcoen iUroi be bar en- tor Gortienene
paa inuoaHue GrGparuter6 Oa *
oct paa Z b, i0r sHbuer, iom i~ora9tsr
8sorag, at aoulrc Iins:HaboGr o. tlge
gloUarsten ieiu, at nlar ban oil tape
u State Rauua's GelcrD COMPOUND.
Oa maa ban life looe 1ig oUertale ttl at
iaae rOlet anost Wio0ei.
4aiue's Geleru COMPOUND bsibres
Der Soft, be andre Ilng aiBr Staoc.
Baine's Gelsrp COMPOUND CT inaeu
gdteutmeOicin. 3ets 5scspt fan laae5
al euBucr gege.
sc u3le Stoifer, Tom man iorldu8er
Gem til at ilBbe. CT tIIpuisoe al 5n'
%grcoisnier, iom olorlg buroe taacs tHo
/ en- ip9 ytaoe.
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meo Bniuc'5 Geterg COMPOUND mere,
eno en- Il mreuoe 9atglgs fan iammen.
ligue5 meO ct mooerue e~,ettrtit 9ps.
6oi5 no1en behsuer en- u~irtettl Rsr'
u%etoulc, sn iouo BlOoreHier 4, ct paalt'
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'~analen o. brtugs Belbe fuoeuos, oa
bgr en- iaoonu n%nitalie zig ben isrite
SLATE 8aiue's Gelerp COMPOUND og
mRrfe ng be iorbauienoe Reiuitater.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-05
@ranp %Sarbpr, Hamiep Gountp,
Woro Iafota.

5uruoeu Stilgberle bar Der en- bel Del
Renneifer tiliteoe oS operoar TrGmielgbei
paa @lrrums B~luffeu. Com 7ommere fun.
oereoe Sanolsmauo q. Wobn % @aarobri,
gerne 4eoer @lRrum og 9. Sromietb.
lite Serie-Soppenoe: life Br9mie, Q.
@lGrum. 175ob sop; 2oeu TrGmie, Z. gue.
bal. IS Dob; 3Oie 9r9mie, 9. g. Nater, 1913
COB; Ace YrRmie, Ole 8rp, IA Sob; STE
9rGmie. 4utou gtpre, 10 SOB.
2oeu Serie- 99ngoelpb, IL ytil: IT'D
9r9mie, 8. 8lppeu; 2oen Rremie. Gle Col
lofien; 3Oie Iremis, Baul Gbriitianieu; Abe
9rRmie, Z. 5boruit; sic Treuiie, y. 8lG.
rum.
3oie Serie-Sopreuoet, u~iraiset enten man
Itoo eler life: lite 9rRmie, 9. 2. aaier, %
COB pop.
Otter euot Stireno aiboloteS en- peGpitei
5eit hos 8eoer 8lRrum.
.. @l9rum, p. t. 5ormano.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-05
Tn piomnserlia SelbreoelIc.

On op9tls Gage taIote bet ~eoaiumptton.
Sr. 6. 3. Baruer, Golowlt.r. Sid.
Rtu Serre! Seq bar baut flor ytptte al
9eles White Wine of Tar Syrup. Se9
bauoe SOlte, us NGgerHe op8ap alt SaaO
on MN SeIbreoeIie % ia9oe. at bet par
Gouiumption. Sea par Dis pna 9goen.
Sea prDueoe alt, Bpao itg bprts 3ale ON.
GnoeIIg tilrnaoeoe en- Ben mig til al bruge
9tres White Wine of Tar Syrup. Sea
tog ~ 5lalie oa er fuIoitGnOtg be brepet.
@n Mtepicr iom ben ion jeg a~nbeiaIe I'll
benz, Der lioer al ell iaaoau Sp8 ON. lom
min. Teres meaet rrbsoiQe Joiepb 9.
unoerbtll, Solano. e. 8at. 2lbti.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-05
Paine's Celery Compound amr s7oe rate ioisH.
Ten piounocrliae Reeept, iom CT IciuItatet al anterifas
itpriie eests, itmoerieacrs os 1]rartifers Siusarbeioe.

IS en- Retutrg beb0uer 8o.tct mere
Cplpsulng III, euo IltiRloct uar Tor
mango Var iiOsn," Tiger Or. @eorae
SbraOp, &merltds iDrlte Alrurg.
get er BEN rette JoruaaeIie al
6oreu uco auaiinluert o. b~eOragsrltc
Sure"
Or. Gbrnrps 2lrtitet "gteu gort
Worlo" al 21oe 3ecbr. bcr lpies al
bosr ylaHo cller aUluOs, iOm iJlcr ggu
til at bDre pan bet 0Uuisus Der
fun oft for oite lpoer trOUnroigr
lom 6Orbanolere al 9atentmeDIcuer
rnnber 90 meo.
Raor GrOiss iOr GeuarO 6. 96elps
Nf. g. &. g., O., al 3artbmoutg GOt'
leae, efter ct 9lus Stuoler / ben nDsrc
&ioenitnb5 unoeriggelier al GDgoOus
me, iremiutts ben piounoertilc Gor.
muldr for YdlHe's GelrrD COMPOUND
- naar bette Dor 9ios ltprite DhOOel,
eIter De o~mlDIgsllgite uuo~eriggeIier al
be bcoite Trnitlt re fuoes at Qigre
life alene oil, buao oeu beiteoue Sage
- aiRmpen bldnOt yiTno bar ban
oilt ia at uPre - lopeoe, men mere
eub ban fra iorit al bar pllIg TT at
iise - naar Guiinosr al gj0tnoe paG
etbuert 9iustrIu, 2loenoe al SDgooms
me, Der TANNER ira Ouereoniir9ngels
ie, reobruote 6oroBieliesorgauer, pays
pet gt%erueipitem. for rig sler Tor oaars
Zig 2euemanoe, Bruo pna be lpg,einis
lfe GOue, er blsuet iuloitrnoia belbres
oeNe ueo 8aine's Geterp COMPOUND.
eiter iorBlGues at buue prDuet ct5uert
anoet mnli9t Miooel o. eiter at pGre
meoiciueret pna al o%slmenenoe, men
uouell9e i~Gutalotc GRoer: -