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The Somerset reporter., 1897-08-05
FIG. MAKING A LADDER.

FIG. MAKING A LADDER
when first made. it will he so az long
Is II exists. No extra allowance Of ma
terial need be made on that account
The desirable features of q ladder are
least weight and the greatest strength.
The first we can have by using bass
wood throughout, sides and rounds, or,
If we can obtain it, 80 called shoemake
for the latter, as it is still lighter than
Eastwood. The sides should be tapered
both ways as much as possible and still
retain sufficient strength. 1t is the
weight of the top end that makes lad
der heavy and clumsy to handle. This
is the great objection to those adjust
able section ladders that are now offered
to the public. They are too top heavy.
Thus writes a contributor to The Farm
and Preside, who is also authority for
the following:
The strength of the sides lies in their
shape. A round or square stick is not
nearly as strong as when the same
amount of material is changed into a
board or strip of one-half its thick
ness, but twice as wide. Besides, the
holes for the rounds weaken the round
or square stick great deal more than
they do the fiat. This principle is plain
ly shown at Fig /, d representing
stick one inch square, b a Stat one
half inch thick and two inches wide
and board one-fourth of an inch
thick and four inches wide Although
all three forms contain the same guam
tity Of material, one inch hole would
cut the first clear off, leave one-half of
the second and only take one fourth of
the third. Thus the wider the board
the less it is weakened by the holes
The proper size Of the sides must, of
course, be governed by the length. |
have now in use an 18 foot all Eastwood
ladder, with sides of the following di
mansions, Il by 3 inches at the bot
tom, tapered five-eighths of an inch by
az inches at the top. The rounds are
turned / d inches at the middle and TIA
pered to fit seven-eighth inch holes at
the ends. The whole weighs "a pounds.
1t Is SO easy to handle that person OF
common strength can take it by the
second and fifth rounds and easily raise
1t from the ground. When first made,
10 years ago, it was intended for hiv
ing bees. Since then its purpose has
been lost sight Of, and it has been used
for all purposes-picking apples paint
ing buildings, served for carpenters
use in building, has been loaned to
neighbors and has answered as a barn
ladder when not otherwise in use, and
today it is practically as good as when
new.
have also an II foot addition to the
same ladder, making outside of the lap
26 feet in the clear. The sides of this
are straight, 70 by 3 inches, and the
The Somerset reporter., 1897-08-05

As having progresses every farmer
will notice thin patches where the
grass might be good deal better. A
Massachusetts farmer suggests in The
American Agrieulturist an excellent
idea to be carried out on a small scale.
This is to SOW the seed as though the
ground were plowed and follow with q
good dressing of manure from the cat
tie barn. and in two or three days, or a
week even, follow with a good heavy
white birch brush, and you will be sur
prised at the increase in the hay crop
the following year. This plan, if we'll
carried out under favorable conditions,
will prove fully as successful as the
more expensive method of blowing and
reseeding Do not conjure up the idea
that there is no time now for this kind
of work. Plan for it and do an unusual
amount of thinking on behalf of the old
farm, and it will be genuine surprise
to note the result.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-08-05

II is told in The New England Home
stead that New Hampshire farmer has
proved beyond doubt that eottonseed
meal is superior TO phosphate as fer
tilizer on light, warm soil. He uses lesA
of the meal than of phosphate in drill,
and has rails, d from 900 to 800 bushels
Of potatoes to the acre and the heaviest
crop of silo corn ever grown in his
locality. Mixed with hen manure and
ashes, the meal has proved excellent
when seeding down.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-08-05
New England Fair,
PORTLAND, ME-.
Aug. Is, II, Is, 10, 20 and q
UneSCe|Ied Attractions.

Greatest Exhibit of Live Stock ever
made in America.
Finest Trotting and Pacing Program of
the Year.
Daily Bicycle Races Including Grand
Circuit Date.
Firemen's Reel Races
Pulling Contest of unusual interest.
Company of U, ). Cavalry rivaling Wild
West performance.
North Atlantic Squadron in Harbor.
Balloon Ascensions and Parachute
Jumps.
Wormwood's Trained Dogs.
Monkey Theatre.
Trained Bear, Badger and Ant Eater.
Air Ship.taking man .aloft.
Salem Cadet Band.
Band and Orchestra Concerts.
Greatest and Most Expensive Fair of
: 1897.
See the Best at cost Of the Inferior.
Special Rates by all Railroads
Ask for n. +. Fair Excursion Tickets.
Admission 80 Cents.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-08-05
System For Cutting Corn.

Have system in cutting corn. 1t
saves lots Of steps. Here is a commune
cation ON the subject by New York
farmer along with his method as illus
trated III The Farm and Fireside. He
writes | cut corn once i'll the same field
with fellow who was not any quicker
in the motion than | vas, but in spite of
all could do he would cut third more
corn in day than | could. | watched
him and discovered he had a system, a
regular method for cutting and putting
up his shock. He went exactly the same
The Somerset reporter., 1897-08-05
CONVENIENT FARM WAGONS.
Especially Adapted For Hauling Big Loads
OF Corn Fodder.

Where one has large amount Of
TORN fodder to turn into ensilage quick
work is required in cutting the corn
and getting it to the barn. Il is impor-
tant, therefore, that the wagon or cart
used in hauling the stalks be entirely
suited to the work 1t must be easy to
load and unload and must be capable
of carrying large amount of corn at
each trip. The ordinary farm wagon
hardly answers these requirements, as
the body of it is not long enough to
make loading from the side by two men
easy or expeditions A long low and
narrow frame best answers the purpose.
This gives chance to load from the
side with no interference of wheels or
The Somerset reporter., 1897-08-05

The rush of summer vacation trav,
into the Rangeley Lake region and into
Franklin county has begun. According
to every indication, the remainder of the
season will be a busy one at Rsngelev.
In addition to President Mckinley, Vice
President Hobart and Governor Griggs
OF New Jersey, Rangeley expects soon
to entertain Senator Hanna of Ohio, and
Secretary of the Navy, Long. 1t is said
that the chairman Of the Republican
\ tional committee will take a cottage
for his stay in the lake region and that
he will entertain President Mckinley. as
also will Senator Frye and Congressman
Dingley.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-08-05
A HOMEMADE PLANT MARKER

lar rim of wood cut from a soft wood
board and provided with cross supports
and handles, as shown. Holes bored at
frequent spaces about the edge of the
rim have pes fitted to them. Inserting
pegs in the proper holes will then give
a marker to be wheeled along the row
where the plants are to be set, giving
any space desired
The Somerset reporter., 1897-08-05

A little daughter of Mr.. Lewis Day.
ton, an old and much respected citizen of
Barnitz, Pa, occasionally has trouble
with her stomach which gives her con-
siderable distress. In speaking of it Mr..
Dayton said "As soon as she has an
attack we give her a dose OF Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy, and it has never failed to re-
leve her promptly. We all use it in our
family with the same good results"
For sale by Horatio ". Gushing.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-08-05
Cereal Coffee Drinkers BEWARE!

II you have been deceived and tried one of
the cheap bran substitutes now on the market
claiming to be the original and to have great
food value, and you got a pound of poorly
roasted bran for your 25c. and a poor, weak
sickish drink what can you expect from
brap) don't be discouraged but try GRAIN-O.
1t is made from solid grain. nicely Drowned
and pounds for 25c. Grain o takes the place
OF coffee at Il the price. Get package Of your
grocer to day.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-08-05

FIG H'-LAppER WITH be easily handled
ADDITION. nv ono nerson
As 1t is not always practical, especially
for long ladders, to secure Eastwood for
the sides we have to resort to pine or
cedar poles. In this case we should not
sacrifice future convenience for the lit.
tie time it may take to dress the poles
As said before, it is not the thickness
of the half poles that gives them their
strength, but their width. They can be
reduced to nearly one-half of their thick
ness (from their rounding side. of
oourse) and not lose very much of their
strength.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-08-05
.,4ef a eAsssszs
sfARN %CARDEN
= LNiSk-%'-@--1-. 49,.
LADDER MAKING.

Desirable Features Are Least Weight and
Greatest strength.
AS rule farmers aud fruit growers
nake their ladders too heavy. There is
an endless waste of muscle in handling
unreasonably heavy structures day after
day. There is no wear of any amount
about ladder If it is strong enough
The Somerset reporter., 1897-08-05

'Honors of war" is the privilege al
lowed to the enemy, on capitalization, Of
being permitted to retain their arms.
This is the highest honor a victor can
pay a vanQuished foe.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-08-05
SOMERSET COUNTY PROBATE COURT.

HILl IkHM n II. IcJf'
On the foregoing petition, Ordered that public
notice thereof be given to all persons interested
therein that they may appear at a Probate Court
to be held at Skowhegan. IL said County, on the
second Tuesday of September next, at nine
O'Clock in the forenoon and show cause, If any
they have, against the same. First publication
TO be at least thirty days before said second
Tuesday of September.
EDWARD F. DANFORTH, Judge
true copy, Attest:
NATHAN FOWLER, Register.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-08-05

When large plot Of ground is to be
set with plants at equal distances apart,
the marker originally illustrated in the
New York Tribune and here presented
will be found seryiceable 1t is a circu-
The Somerset reporter., 1897-08-05
House for Sale.

The home of the late w. II Richardson is
for sale, good location, houst and stable ON
double lot, good water, house heated by steam
and In good repair, will be SOLD on easy Germs
il applied for soon. tf30
Skowhegan, july ~ 1887.
ELLA HILL RICHARDSON. A Leavitt ST.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-08-05
Wanted i!

Agents to solicit insurance for first class
Old Line Life insurance Company. A good
and remunerstiye contract will be made with
the right men to work in Somerset County
and elsewhere. Inquire of NJ. B. Heselton or
at the Office OF 26tf
SOMERSET REPORTER.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-08-05

Have Just received another gross Of
our cough remedy-Compound Syrup Of
White Pine and Tar, Sampson, the
Corner Druggist.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-08-05

"What is dolce far niente2'" "Well-in its
finest phase. il is sitting perfectly still and
watching Sc me body else work"
The Somerset reporter., 1897-08-05
will do your work
IN a neat and pains
taking manner, at a
FAIR percentage OF
profit. \
w E

won't underbid some
other concern in or
der to get it, who is
now doing your work
if they are doing it at
a fair and reasonable
price.
The Somerset reporter., 1897-08-05

Twenty-Five. Twenty-Five.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-19
@nfbees NrcfataIoa.

8. g. 8udbees SceO & SLANT @uioe for
1897 or ps ibGnoe. 8ogeus imulffe llOitpr
o9 Sronins al oct munseorteOe SnObolO be-
rer &ibne ON Ell pclltjpttet 6orretuillg %
iHo9aaeHOe 9ienoltab til ale oens @rcue.
Set piloe life 9aa al for oS at 9ipe en- lang
trlitteu 8eltriuelie al, buao ben anieeoe 5rp
banOler bar at bpoe paa; oct oil0e iere ipr
lau8t, o9 ri pilOe fomme tiltort. Wteu laa
meget mau ii9es, at for ~iaaoanue, iom ip8er
eiter bet beoite, naar Der Ital tu9es De iDrite
Strtot til Ylantning al Sjutteuurter o9
8lomiterbeo, oil Oct ipare Heguiug at iprs
liaife Jig Sudbees 6rofatalo9. Sen ienoeS
ueo gtoota9eIicn al A Gents til 9Gttelie al
9citpurto, % BERTH ipies en- gratis Yatfe al
9p9irp, bucrom faces nViere 8elieo i gluers
tiSierentet. Noresieu er: $. g8. Sudbee,
Spr go, 8offoro, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-19
!~&orbryoernes Oromme.

Soft tror ! Glminoelisbeo, at Jor'
brpoere-ii9r Morosre - altio PLACES
af itratielise 9rsmme. Sentimentale
8istere, Gomanfurfattere os 3ramat'
ur9er bar nbiprebt oenne gro Ug mss
ner iano ipnlisuis ielp, at Oerss SfiIs
orinser er ouereus ltemmenoe meo
Sauobebcn.
"2iseren ipnberriper tit Sptte o9
logger Jig til at ioue, men MOroeren
pager, flyer @bateaubraino. Bip'
folosen Macario paaitaar for fin 9el,
at "5orbrpoeren, iom PLACES al Cams
pittisbeosnns, unOer lin Ssou er ct
Butte ior ftraffelise 9rpmme", o9
SoitoiepIfi bar / fine GrinOriuser fra
"oet ogoe Sus" meO be msrfeite Sars
Der malet ct 8iIeoe af fine 5GuSiels'
fammeraters urOlige Ssun % beres
utgileoe, iorfaroelIse 9rsmme.
0enne Spiatnins itat imiolertio
uere Iellagtis og mooiiges al Slrte'
lisbeoen. Zen i~talieulte 8rOiesipr
Santa be Sanctis tar meo bette
S%pgrssmaal for Die u%mbpsselis itus
beret en- MGusOe 5urbrpoere, 9tanO
os 8oinoer, iaa goot iom ollie bpmte
for @turo oJ inbtauste / DruictOs
ioritjeli3e 6ansi ler.
&%eiultatet al bans llnberip1elicr ri,
Ter, at mere euo 9reoieoelen al o,sie
5orbrpoere ulori9 orDmmer buerfen
gubt eler pnot, at ben itprite Gel, runr
De ooerboeeoet brgmmer, fun bar ne9et
llgesDloise 9rpmme, % at fun 10
Broceut unoertioen / Srpmmeu Dor
opleuet ieien Sprbrpoelien / be uers
melte N9tter, eiter at Den bleu besaaet,
eler ienere.
De Sanctis iamler fine Sogttagelier
i ieisence Sueriist:
u Muroere, &Dusre pg pruiesIius
neueSolosmRno ioper rolig % tuugt
/ be NGttcr, Tom iOlser mnipoelbnrt
elter 5orbrpoelien, Og unoer belle
Stra fetlOen, ioriaauiot life pore One
itrnpl9tebsr inbplrter poa beres Ie9enls
lige Sefiuoenoe. Ceres Sgpu lianer
Gpilepiifetes eIer Soioters.
y &nore Sorbrpoere orgmmer i
almtnoeligbeo fun lloet eler iieloeu.
&nn meset 5aa bar 9nsitenoe 8rpm,
me. SO bsIere maj fommer paa 6prs
brDoellens Stge, oes miuore pirtiomt
er Srpmmeliuet.
81 5pn9Ilet beouniti9cr Grsmmelis
pet. 5rrbrpoere ii 8irtiomGeo" orsm.
mer lanst mere utpoelist emo 5orbrps
oere unoer Strafetioen.
A. Deres SrDmme err iom uiteIt
blot alminoeliae Griuoriuoer ira here's
iorrige frle Sin eler en- @ienopleuen
al Ell eler anoeu ~oaglisoaes Beaipens
beo uoen uogeniombelit eng itenoe &as
rafter.
81 Selue SO~rbrpbelien 'remitiQer
Jig blot iieloen / Grsmmen % enbuu
llelonere uuoer ell laaoan Sorm. al
ben ajDr no9et rpitenoe Suotrpt pao
Sorbrpoereu.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-19
Gn 60.

4aa Gen Mau / ben irife Sip, Der
icm beiienot bar i'm eseu &esier,na %
eset 9artamsnt. pe bpor Der enonu iins
beg mango eisnoommelise samle Stitte,
lpber Gmbeoseben i%aalebes: "geo ben.
ne heIise BOG ps bens Subbolb, Ds
peo be p%icunberlise Gierninser, fom
Cub bar siurt ! Simlen ouentil os paa
Sproen neoeutil / ier Gage % ipp
Nrtter, ioGrser ieg, uoen Ssn jpn til
CUNT sler 8enitab, Siarlisbeo eler
Siuoing, 8luoil9gtifab easr sposer.
fab, 0iisunOelie saer SnoItab. ret.
iGrbis at uiae eiterfslse benns Ss
2ope melem Dor Serferinbe 9runnins
gen % bences lluOeriautter paa benue
o, os meIem Barrier us Barrier, iaa
npartiif iOm GiIoeus &psrao lisscr
giioten Of 5iIfen."
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-19
Sra Q~lionatsioIens Sano.

Gn intrtesiant 5urtrllinG bercts
tct al ell aammel uorif S%Giinngcr.
5slgenoe er bleuen ienot os iii Sptas
ael''. os bet er meo @leoe, at ri Itiaus
fer .tt YIaos i oenne llses llosape Of
bort Slab:
Glarlsia, Minn. = Seq sr uorif al
5eoiei, % | min ungoom Gienme i
Nor9e bar je9 Ell iurig SGlianaer.
@n Sang, ca jes par / nit 22oe glar,
blep ies Ooerruifet Of Otprte o. en-
Sneitorm, iaa ies life tunoe fomme
hjem, men blep lisgenos paa en- lioen
.. Oct bar bioenoe fOloi, 9laoerne
par pnaoe. og ies Tom iaaleoes til at
paabra9e mig eli iterf 6~orfiplelie.
Sire Gage eiter ioa jes no icm en-
Speoalif, nit 2eseme sblsp beoaitst
meo bruno SHELTER, % Der aiiunoreoe
Jig Ell 9ulastig SRoifs. Ser meoiulote
8lpe os en- brRuoeuoe 8arme. Den
IgrIte 9nge, ies iDste, bar Or. Qebmon
| Bergen; ban bialu mig liot, men III
bet albris no al Slooet. Chen bar
ies furigst 20 2eser, al % til al be
beoite / ioritielise 9anbe, us be pppers
lisite 8llmater, men ii. inaen 0utte.
Seq fan life Opresne ale De 0arns, De
gap min Spsoon, men b: itemte liel.
ben ouerens.
Sor 2 War iioen bespnote lea at
BRUCE Or. 8eter's Kuriko loen imib-
lertio at nare noset Saab ON at blipe
fureret; men ben bar eiort bet n0ioes
pel. Seq er MI So aar eammel o.
bar life feet SpUr al epaoommen
iicen. 9ette fan beuiones al mig ielp
os JamiIie % al ale, iom iienoer milo.
Eli Slntnins ital iea blot bemartc.
at iea al Sjertet tafter 5abrifanteu of
oenne Wiebicin ior. buao ben bar no.
rettet ior mig. Slrne .. gSaaae.
Or. Yeter's kuriko bar p9ret an.
penot meo albris iuistenoe Selo St.
banolinseu al Blob, Sub. o. tuultl.
tutionelle Spaoomme. Den er lille en-
8nteui'Uieoicin Os ton life iaaes poo
Npctteier. SGlaes uoeluttenoe a 90.
~falasenter caer al 6aor %fauten. glores.
fen sr d. Y. 5abrnep. ll2-ll4 Go.
Sopue Gps.. Gbieaso, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-19
Sanfeiprog al SONG cscar.

Bort jOroiite gins Sci fan tr91enoe
lisnes meo en- Reberbane, % Menne.
itet er LEGION G~ebfasersu. Der ipinper
lit 3ous, meosns ban bog baalanos
ifrioer irsmno imOo 8aueus Guoe, bet
suonu u~ppnaoebe Maal.
6au ijenOer life 8aneus 9anabe;
ban fer life oens SIutnius.
Gan fan fun meo giuene opiatte ben
iRroi9e 2el Of Grosien.
Wleu Dgiaa benue er oite blot belpis
% meb u6eiiemte acnturer iDnlis i ben
msrte, al Iaage Oitsit opiplote gane.
Sim naur ban Hyper iuo Straaler
Of bimmelf SoIps, tan ban riatia
fatte bet 5urbrsansne, ipre iia bets
Grfarinser til 9ptts, Os i Sausbeoens
Spell itue l~lOtpbninsen of Qiuets
@aaoe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-19
Smaaplnf.

Or. u. 6. smitb bar / ct Bar tigers
lib prrct bdarot ip9 at ga Grippe.
ca bans TilItaub or ircmosles sanl's
uluorlia.
gbpUtat 6rant Supre ! BeIt De-
eurab er ugIaa @alpurlis ipg al Ga
Grippe.
Mrs. 6. 9urisn rsiite forIsoen
biem til Wlaoelia, Rinu., efter ct Here
Tigers 8eics hos fin SDn wa. Z.
Torien.
9roF. g. 2arisn refer / nGIte
rloe til Chicago for at Oucrurre en- 5eit
of 2uther college Gruoueuter.
Batter Z. 81. 9burptloie len bolot
Spubas often ct 5oreorda mob 3r'tts'
onost / Gourtbus ialer, iom par fplSt
til TrGueiei. 3nItur Gboroiloisn
tcmmer i~auoipnlieuis igicn leuere tor
at bolbe Here lioucnoe S%oreorae.
Mr. gur6nm Snroiug, en- bs'
.ieubt GbeDiOi fra 9OnoOn, Gnsluno,
ifal fumms til 9eeorub for at bplos 2
6prebrns pm 2beOiofien.
8. Saduis er af Republifansrne
/ frrfte @aro nOminsret III &anoioat
for Glbermanb. Ole arneipn er res
publitanf aanoibnt for Gloermano |
anbet @aro.
- 5irmast Ssrum Bros. er opls|,
Cg SObn 6. SerUm fOrtiGtter 6orret'
uinssn alere.
- Maau us Siubel 8oIano, 3stre
al Ole q. 8puouo fra Sesper, relite
ioas til Great Sails, NOutanu, buur
be nstsr at bO for 5remtioen.
- 2eif 9stsrIon, af peterfon, n.
Dat, operrditebs fine mango gumIs
@enner meb ct Ssieg iibite Snsbas.
Oct sr M up.r Is gtar, Iiben 9stsrion
bar paa oisIe 3anter.
= R. Gnefipn al Sauoe bar / De-
ccru6 iibfts 5reous for at raaofere fig
meo Or. Smith, men ba 0ottorsn sr
ing, muatte ban rsifs bism msb uiors
rsttet Sag.
= g. GIaui.n at Baltic, g. Dat.
bar / DEBORAH en- Dag bsnns llse / Ssls
TAB meb @eurse Spbnipn af Sarmonp,
% afIusbe "9scorabsppIten" ct tort
SeIeo.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-19

aae aommuner til at SIRE. bpab sle'
res ton for at besranie o. ON mulis
uorpooe GriffeOnoet, os life labe Jig
ffr9mme al, at be forifielige 2ope
fomm { %tiltort. 8i bsr itaoig san
fremab til bet bebre. ut iaa bort
3ruifenifabens Glsnoisbe o er en- Sam'
Of itsrite Betponins.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-19
9ecDrab Dg Sntegll.
Zen isee Scbrunr 1907.
Girfefnnrcrten.

Or. 2ouis Sails Organ 8ecitd's"
| 0ecorab Meniohsos air,e ben 17os
hs. bar uomGrtsbe. @daoe ON eftsr'
mibooocn og ON 4ftsncn par PROT,
Salfs Gpil mtIisrIigt, oe b. forftjel'
ia. Sansuummsrs paa qrosrammsr'
ne blep uefrrt ooer 5o~rcentning 9oot.
Gftermioouas 9oncertcn cares tor q
tun miootlmaaoiet Sus, Gftsn aon'
eertsn otyimob par mt9st goot beis9t.
Gfdos iuu, at ifts fsre bennttsr idd'
oann, gnIeonira,r fom oisic til at hs'
re BET btnIts, fom bposs pdd Sr9sl'
Wuiitens Omraabs, pg Siaoe ogiad,
al anI,cninesn lille ofiere bpots os.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-19
st &iGmpciolf.

s Streiermart har maj iunbet en-
bsoenit SeSrapeIies plaOs, Der TANNER
ira ct 5Olt nf aiamper. 8 LANCE RG,.
Ter laa Stelst peo Sioen al Sielet.
ale uoen %unOtaselie meO 5Dooerne
mob 9it. timber SO0eOet laa iUm Of.
ieit 10 Sfeus, 1lan iunbt greurinse
Al iOritieais 5orm, 5inserriuse Os 10
anlpe. alt of Sroucs. gianee at
eteleiterns bappe en- 9ruabe al 6 Soo
4 CONNER.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-19
Dit oeO

Ser er Sale ON at ~iurannre 2toen
for 9reiibeutens Suoiattelie ira 4oe
STARTS til 3Ote april, oa George
@aibiustun bar inausureret. Der er
me9et, ipm taler for oenne 6oranor'n9,
o. man mener, at nGite Sonsres oil
inofpre ben.
Gen Ace STARTS er Der uite ct ntD9'
seltst @eir i 2anocts Sopeoitao, %
Iaauel ben nppalste IraIioent iom en-
Def 0pnebe andre MGno, Der mao
p9re tiliteoe pcb Ssitioeli9beben, uo'
letter fla for farlise Spgoomms. ia
oOper enbpg 9ipet, ioet De / Simeois
maa opboloe Zig unbcr aaben Simmel
% oite blotte lit Sopeo.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-19
"Nusucuucu."

SpmaItincn "0usUennen" SO. 5, iom min
9atter 1T for ct Gar iioeu, er tiIireosltiQeuoe
/ olle Ntnaoer. Gen gjpr iaa goot glrbeioe
ion Hcgen utoen Niaitiue til bpiere 9ris.
6ra9tcn bar $1.6S til 6reoerid, 9. 9afuta.
Simon SlioH.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-19
@uttermofcr.

gniter at bore ira Ell uorit eler iOenit
8utterntater, ION oil bape gniGttelie / ct
Creamery. NOre5ie: Ole Sobnion, Sls'
burg, SAM. 25b2
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-19
DrptfrrcHru.

$50 ~annoeli8e Sdn8e meO firitemmis WuTs, aute'
fdles Ill SangiureHinser Ce 5aniIter, bpcr nUgeu
ipiIicr SraeI. RslObicrre gieunemieet, rettrt oa
tiIoels iOmpUncret al ariitiau RilsiOn. Isosen er
mutt inobnuoeu % iaues for en- Dollar bo8.
Wcp, Sbr. =. 8robaueb,
1aa ga.pf.,a -. =. N - M
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-19

NrerielauD,
SpoDrfeOe Tarule.

Sfppiano paa SOD Sernbaneu, Or gncr
% Statloner, ira 81 til IS pr. g(cre. Ioo
Np9et tim 5 Yrocent Hente.
Sorobunocn CT rig % iriiatbar.
Sepfopcu 9rpr, tor o. OGroiiulo. rDf
I'll at betale ior 9unOet, NrbeiOet GA 8nS,
nllgelt.
Vanoet er beIIi9t % let at fan fat /
0oct Warfeo ror SeO, Ties, 3prrmcr on
Sart. en al mine Scttlere bar buooc3i
lGroi9 Ior oper $500 paa 80 2lcres / &iu,
ter, bullet er 800 mere enO han betoier
for Sanoet.
600 Sancn tlDber &eOcu oa "Sies~eu M
oetdler &ortant bper YIaalcb. Soooa
mehernc tlDber 5pmmeret for Spntnnnt
8arpcrtcrnc flgber 8nrfeu Tor aputont
laa cn settler fan babe Yenae melcm NTm
oerne belle 8toer, ON ban i%pritoor ot
ltelle lt0. ~ '"
@abntngslano meo gooe Spilettcr inn.
i%nlclerl er Der nteget al.
Stinromtttngcn iii bette 2anb bnr nrret
nor, men ptl noentOiul paa Nrutb al he
mango 5orelpprgRer bliue ltprre. nom brr.
lor laaloart ION nltli9. Suem Ipm nil ian
ltane ll9 ct beore o9 btliSere Sicm her enO
ho9et anoet Steo jog fjenoer.
~" Sunftreret SirtuI9re on asr, ,.,s
,,,a pna Spriansenoc Sri Rciie lar
suuotlppere Wain sacut q, ypuiis.N w
uaa,oneret : prentice, &ie., ON nuosr s,t,,nn
S"ms VI tsile III ham oitcfie. Sor r1rmsys
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-19
Gicbcligt. sGstemuno: "Get pa'

p~irfecia tieoelist on, at iee Tube IONS
me iaa TENT bjem; men ies bar 'ioeet
belle slitensn % aibnnOlet 6~crretnln9s'
lager meo Satob Sanien."
SuItrueu: "Sapel, 9ennen min!
Safob Sanien bar Tibet Der pg rentet
paa oia / belle Niten!"
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-19

A Fl NIT ORD ron DEF mon spJrg din Apoteka
! Kj6bmand eller Nsbo, som har brugt "Warners
White Wine of Tar syrup de vii fortalle dig, Diet az
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-19

Sg Ct nosti Opbsiet psb ben iolo5looias
uebelssnbse, - eonsftlOp.