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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-09-23
SOMERS

The entertainment given by the Y.
P. S. c. E. last Friday evening was a
success. Miss Newman's recitations
were very much enjoyed and highly
appreciated. She has we'll cultivated a
natural talent. The singing under the
direction of Prof. Mitchell was what
can be expected when that gentleman
sets himself about it. Miss Lulu
Rhodes and Mrs. Miller, always favor
ties, were at their best. Miss Seary
fairly electrified the audience with her
solo. Prof. Toase pronounces her one
of the best he has ever heard. Somers
should appreciate such rare local
talent.
1t is announced that Miss Lily Run
ais will give an entertainment here
about the 10Th of October under the
auspices of the Epworth League.
Rev. j. G.. Boswell has been visiting
his father and mother this week. The
old people are quite feeble.
Mrs. j. A. Hughes, who was so seri-
ously injured at the depot in Kenosha
last Monday night, is some better, but
still requiring DR.. Stonebraker's daily
attention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Boswell, of
Winona, Mimi, are visiting relatives
here. Mr.. Boswell is about to embark
in the butcher business in his new To-
cation.
School will open in District No. 5
Monday, Sept. o.
Miss Mamie Bishop returned Satur-
day from California, where she has
been spending the past three months.
During that time she has gained about
forty pounds in weight and has nothing
but praises for that country.
Miss Hattie Spence spent last Sun
day with Milwaukee friends.
Rev. Ell. L. Brown and Elder Bowker
are attending presbytery at Cedar
Grove.
81. A. Brown, of Waukesha, spent
a few days last week with his father,
Rev. II. L. Brown.
Rev. A. M !. SANFORD was IN MllWau-
kee Tuesday. s
Many of our citizens are arranging
attend the state fair this week.
Robert Burgess spent last week with
friends in Chicago.
Mrs. J. A, Spence departed last
Wednesday for Spring Valley, Wis.
where she will be the guest of her
sister, Mrs. G.. W. Spence.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-09-23
WOODWORTH.

Mrs. S. D. Gethen returned from her
trip to Indiana Tuesday.
Grafton Cameron and lady, of Ke-
nosha, called at the parsonage Sunday.
Fred Ashman started on a trip to
Milwaukee, Madison, and Appleton
Tuesday. Ed. Shepard is taking his
place at the creamery, during his alb
senGe.
John Lacey, of Bristol, called at j.
NJ. Kellogg's Monday.
Mrs. Ed George accompanied by
Mrs. DR.. Pease, ofCumberland, arrived
here Wednesday and are visiting with
friends in Paris.
Mrs. A. Gulick entertained few OF
her friends Tuesday
n. D. Edwards is in Kenosha this
week serving on the jury.
Gaylord Shepard, of Somers, called
on his parents Monday.
Mrs. S. Kingman returned to her
home in Montreal, Canada, Wednes-
day, after spending month with
friends here.
Frank Parker, Jr., accompanied by
a gentleman friend, biked it from Chi
cago Tuesday and are visiting at Frank
Parkers, Sr.
Edith Snyder is riding new wheel
1t is the " Road Queen"
Mrs. Nellie McVicar and son Cap
A. Gulick and Lee Stevens attended
the state fair Wednesday.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-09-23
Cheap Lots.

The E. R. Head Real Estate Agency
will open up the finest tract of lots in
the city this week. The piece is what
is known as the Brown piece, at
the corner OF Market street and How
land avenue. Pearl street will run
through the piece, and as starter 80
foot lots will be sold for $3.50 until ten
lots are sold. First come first served.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-09-23
WILMOT.

The white frost Sunday started the
corn cutters with renewed energy.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Brewer an
ticipate pleasant trip to Milwaukee
this week, in the which they will be-
hold many wonderful things at the
state fair.
F. j. Sabin has been appointed a
clerk in the railway mail service.
Mrs. Button visited the latter part of
last week with relatives in Paris.
Mrs. Edith Faulkner and Miss Julia
Runkel returned Tuesday from three
weeks sojourn with friends and rela-
tlves in Pennsylvania. With them
came Mrs. Lloyd. Mrs. Marsh's sister
G.. ". Voak transacted business in
Kenosha Tuesday.
Several Wilmot people took advan-
tage of the excursion via the Wisconsin
Central, to Chicago Sunday.
Rev. Davidson preached whathe an
nounced as his farewell sermon Sunday
evening. Hereafter the churches at
Silver Lake and Salem are to be united
and Wilmot is to be associated with
Genoa or some other place.
Mr.. Gilmore, we'll known to many of
our citizens as an expert harness maker
with an unguaged and unfathomed ca
pacity for tanglefoot, drove into town
Saturday afternoon with his wife and
camped all night on the river bottom
east of the bridge.
j. F. Thompson has been honored
with degree by the university of your
Uncle Samuel and is now able to sign
his name j. F. Thompson, P. NJ. There
was warm contest for the honor, but
Mr.. Thompson seemed to have placed
his lightning rod in the best position
and he will enter upon his duties with
the best wishes of every one.
Rev. Edmunds, an organizer for the
Baptist church, is at present trying to
start a Sunday school in the Congre-
gational church.
The scene was grape arbor and the
time was at night, but he didn't waste
any thoughts on scenery and knowl-
edge that time was precious caused
him to commence filling his basket
without delay. The moon shone
brightly, but he didn't it; didn't see
anything but grapes, and these he tore
off as if his life depended on haste.
Didn't see the youth laying at full
length in the shade of a tree; didn't
know that if he had deviated the least
bit from his path he would have
stepped upon the boy. But when the
youth rose up and spoke to him he
turned as though he had seen q ghost,
each hair on his head pointed straight
at separate star aud he jumped back
ward an impossible number of feet
Then he turned and perhaps he is run
ming yet.
This week at the Congregational
church desperate battle is being
waged between the Prince of Darkness
on one hand aid Revs. Phillips and
Edmunds on the other. The old gen.
tleman has had quiet time since Rev.
Sharp, of Bristol, gave. up the struggle
in disgust, and the only thing that Kept
the fires Of hope from burning out was
the knowledge that we had the pity
and the sorrowful sympathy of our
neighboring villages. But now the
contest is on once more and the sequel
is left to the future.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-09-23
BRISTOL.

Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Stonebreaker are
entertaining friends from Rockford.
Herman Smith was over from Trevor
last week.
Mrs. Buck, a former resident of
Bristol, is spending few days with
DR.. and Mrs. F. Stevens.
Messrs. Eli Bloss and VIM. Van VIE,
of Salem, called on friends in Bristol
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Murdoch, OF
Union Grove, are visiting friends in
town.
Mrs. Ada Stewart and Mrs. Cornwell,
of the village of Salem, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will Turner
recently.
George Vixon and his mother start
today on a trip to Michigan to visit
relatives and friends.
Bristol people enjoyed call from
Sheriff Abel Saturday evening.
Joseph MINIS of Salem made trip
to Kenosha Monday.
Mrs. Blanche Fox nee Eddy was at
her old post at the station last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Eddy are visit
ing friends at GAINESVILLE.
Mr.. Schneider is spending a few days
at Lake Geneva.
Mesdames Sneesby and Mitchell
were Waukegan visitors last week.
Rev. W. J. Corr started for confer
ence Monday.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-09-23
Beauty is Blood Deep.

Clean blood means clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets Candy
Cathartic clean your blood and keep it
clean, by stirring up the lazy liver and
driving all impurities from the body.
Begin today to Danish pimples, boils,
blotches, blackheads, and that sickly
bilious complexion by taking Cascar-
ts.-beauty for ten cents All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed 10c., 25c.
SOC. DIV
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-09-23
Two Millions a Year.

When people buy, try and buy again
it means they're satisfied. The people
of the United States are now buying
Cascarets Candy Cathartic at the rate
of two million boxes a year and it will
be three million before New Years. 1t
means merit proved that Cascarets are
the most delightful bowel regulator for
everybody the year round. All drug
gists 10c, 25c, SOC. a box; cure guar
anteed. DIV
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-09-23
Everybody Says so.

Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the most
wonderful medical discovery of the
age, pleasant and refreshing to the
taste, act gently and positively on kid
neys, liver and bowels, cleansing the
entire system, dispel colds, cure head
ache, fever, habitual constipation and
biliousness. Please buy and try a box
of G. G. G. today; 10, %, so cents.
Sold and guaranteed to cure by all
druggists. DIV
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-09-23
LAST MONTH
OF the Tennessee Centennial and Indus
trial Exposition.


The month of October closes this
greatest of all expositions ever held in
the south, and next to the Columbian,
the best ever held in this country. For
the closing month special attractions
have been arranged and the rates from
all parts of the country have been
made lower than ever before known.
The location NASHVILLE, Tenn.,) is on
the main line of the Louisville e Nash
vile railroad, directly on its through
car route between the north and south,
and the trip in either direction via that
city can be made as cheaply, if not
cheaper, than via any other route. Ask
your ticket agent for rates, or write to
G. P. Atmore, general passenger agent,
Louisville, KY, for rates and informa-
ton. wo25
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-09-23
Notice.

The shareholders of the Old Settlers
club of Kenosha county are hereby
notified that the adjourned annual
meeting will be held in the Office of
2. G.. Simmons, Esq, on Saturday,
Sept. %, at 10 o'clock a. m. sharp.
Three directors are to be elected for
terms of three years, and other business
transacted.
10 r. F. ROBERTS, Sec.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-09-23
Auction Sale.

81. F. Rohlfng will sell at auction on
Sept. 80 at hisfarm five miles south of
Kenosha, stock, cattle, household
goods, machines and everything per-
tanning to the farm. E. R. Wilson will
be the auctioneer.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-09-23
Half Rate to milwaukee.

Via the North Western Line. EXcur-
sion tickets will be sold September Is
to %, inclusive, limited to September
27, at one fare for the round trip, on
account of State Fair. Apply to-
agents Chicago & North Western Ry.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-09-23
TO cure constipation Forever.

Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic.
lOc. or 25c. IfaC. C. G.. fail to cure,
druogists refund money. DIV
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-09-23
TRUESDELL.

Adam Boettiger, of Chicago, visited
his nephews, Henry and Jacob LANCE
and families, of Truesdell. last week.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1897-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Riley Stonebreaker are
entertaining friends from Rockford.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09

% planter, iaa bet er Bit en- Sobs, iom or
%oliiirsnt snsftaasuOs / 9tGtsgielott.
Et bar ogiua aItt % matas finite Bern.
Stntsrne CT mer sno nlninOclia brnoios.
Wtarglt @i. Sansnn trrr isg nHiten lea bill
r'gue I'll en- al 6prispaI5 ON life 5elemarfens
ongtigite auiRpsr. 9oooe / Supst,l ga
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Gum os Dstrene
fl Wenolie for QGonins os Ssm paa
S!iens sllOIiaineen.
Dc maatte osrsuGrre fptt, fro Soueau ca
Dor M pua Selauo fig. nso peo Sfr1uauo.
Stt ialotes fer Steanus, Os bar bare Bib
mari, WDr o9 Stos. Men be bar iadet
fabe ct b~D9s;list 6ism at bet, taI BIT bgre.
Seq traf 0iermunO 6uusan, ban itoo os
ipaosoe ineo Qotetsr.
Nu fal uu rigtis saa nsOom etlanO,
iasot ban.
ia Sat, iasoe iea, bet fuloc bore Rorp.
Seq git % unsreos life pna BET. glep rent
iorbauiet oOsr bOOr flint % u~elitslt Der par
uos % inoe.
Su fan tro gartls Warait bar fact iitano
Sodoe Der o9ida! 6un bar fsmtt 5M 9Gblt.
trrsr, uogIe iorrt fore, iom bar uls9et
Grugt; en- NGngoc Ribs os StittelsbGrs
butte. Set bar en- 3r0o at ie iOm oft trip,s
pss o9 biomitreoe.
GnOre sr 9ummel, itio % tuns paa Goosn
M. San bar ituast en- ting ArbeiOsOos, %
tnonu itrGosr ban, bpoo ban Tan, ia mer.
Ssnnsn, @isrmuno, mua moi ie siter at
Sumlen life tor ig rent Oosr arGitsrne | fin
2Dit % Billie til at itele meo Sorocn. @iers
numb cr en- oDstig Gut, en- GOD Sen for
9iGOe GorGlors.
War9it CT tpit % liplig o9 fer uuS lo.
Seq bah 6arpsl meo be bpsseligc Goli, %
5nsebisrg fulate mig belt til &utttn BED
NapersanOsu. Seq for oper ben iGle Streoss
Bro, iom iss firlucr for boer Sang ic9 farer
Der. Gar inoom / Spipet bilite paa aamuno
% asgierO. &c lentr ref. Ser fan man faa
uOmGrtet Safe, % Der Hamper De Saoulel
beors euo / islpe 9Der,
J Strtoien Dor MI Sans 2iaetuas og 90
banne aamunosoutter.
s neors aruslitu Dor MI Ssruuo Ptrgss
oalen % Sigrio y. Sausau.
Saa sr nj iuo og bOilcr os liot pua Nps
luno, pso 2angaas, hos Spsinuug Stoe %
@unbilo. 6aar os en- 2op auffe, for Der or
enOnu ct Orpst StDtt. @ei til @anOusliO.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09
Scgtc ToftorbjGlp Tor:
aiupes.

9Greoe 6r. Swanion! 49, Seq bar uRret
me8et plaget al Hbeumatisms % S~opeopiue,
% igBte ZofiorblGlp, men iorgiGues. Saa
irai JeG oeres ageut % ri mig en- SLATE al
; Drops, % Ieg iaHot gIuortHs tray.
BEG oHbeialer ben til ale Spge.
WieO agttelie- anut Sisle.
SomernilIe, ISIS, soe 3uui 1897.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09
304

aolocS oIoeIes rem, o. gaar Den osrfor oitcre i0iennem meo
Nou0cn. Serimoo %inopenoeS, al, ret Iom oct er, ttraber
Von9en roeet Bart al 9reerue. 6etene tuGttcr De lopcre
Srenc, %, buao Der fanits er bet 8Grite, be Reober Der ltgger
Tp' Cperlaben, afitirres eler opripes. 9ertil tomnler
'Sao, at bet iuit life er iaa ~iarbelcs ~beba9eliet at 9aa ops
''nt 3oro. naar man Ifal jamie sGbIerne.
Guore er inoe Tor, at bet 8ebite er at ia 6rust' 6apen
ND mco @r9s; men Der er oeiaa Subpenbineer at eisre. Oct
u tile iorbuu,et meo iaa liben 9auleligbeo at faa @rasist
s'miet ueb en- Maitine, % naa oct meb en- Siaa er heller life
ha let; man er ubiat for at ~beifab;se 9raene.
Get @ras, Der porer en- iaaoan Saue, buroe BELT bIipe
u 1leoniuss' Nibbel for 2raerne, os bette cpnoaeS ~auerbeoit,
'n 0oar lippes berinb. Serueb boloes altio 8raslst Tort,
SSFaSiet iaar iugen anleouins til at pore, os be Rooltle,
Il matte ifpbe ircn, aibibes. Stulbe bet ptie ig, at Sau'
tine en9ans imeaem piIbe iinoe paa at suaue Sarien, oa fan
nan 10 imsre pa ct eler auoet Stof. iom er benz moobpoe'
Nt men ReseIeu pil be iusen Siaoe sisre ia Sentence,
Mar De blot bar iulbt cp al Yiab os Tritte. 90 bpiltsn no'
aft,t 8igonine siuer lite oisie 9pr al iig, uoen at ben meo'
~Fr on llbebagelisbeo, iom iOlser meb mango andre Sns'
>qs QotOmmelier. 5or buer gce Saue, ublaot til 6rGs,
@n Ter bolbes 10 5aar. De ul bape not 0rGsiet 90 be
V6'a. Der faIoer al, bells ~nebrpiteoe at @iuoen, bells iorbi Be
U W0rttutne. @iper man osm Iot j9oe ub Sioen al I. W.
s6't Itais. Do tan man bolbe Here. 5aar, iom iaar ben
sa9a Aoit. eoot @rGs, lbt Wiais eler Sapre % iaa iulst
W az irft @ano, tribes eoot, iaar pater lib % boIoer is
ah0 900 stano.
eH lite rinse Nptte al at boIoe 6aar saa'nOe Ell 6rust'
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09
@clbrcoet | to tiger al sos
pcopine, Wenralgia %
ilet TorDotelie.

2Greoe Serrer! Seq iSler bet iom min
Rltgt at lGoe bgre ira mig. Ie, er M ire
J,aaHeoe r iiocu Ieg blep beIbreoet az Teres
- DROPS, ~eiterat leg I TO Waaueoer
babe ltot al ueuraigtit Soueopiue, ilet 5ors
0plelie og Hbeumatisme; iBgte IUttor, met
uoeu 0I9lp. Otter Brtgeu al 7ercs -
DROPS" ior TO Tiger, bieu leg aloeies fri.
lgleil. =. X NaHoal.
5crrppiQc, isis. 24oe Suut 1897.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09
Trtuinnt Alnnrspak.

ut uale Slaoerne Tor en- 6amilie er oite noset al bet
tuuoehe ~0usorbsioe, oa oerior err bet Ell COB Sins. naar No'
oet fan oiores for, at 9aitnineen bliper lettere at uof0re.
Stbnttsist l9eess uarmt SaHo Natter ouer; ON Ilor'
aensn prioes oct op % la9sss no en- Battlefield meo itartt
bebt Saapepauc, buortil er lat iaameset salsoda iom omtrent
en- Sidorp.gtsoS Stprrelie. ytu tooes Slaosrue en- balu Zine,
iaa opppes be folOt gouo 90 enioes soot pua gaItebrattet.
Gerpaa Iules De rent, tolot Sano, tiliat meo liot Bluing,
og man oil not mart inoie, al Der paa Den gaooe er iparst
en- bel Del 9rbeibe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09
0aarbmo ira Gnros.

Set sr 0uurbuo, is9 ugter at briu8e fra
6ismlanoets SnebDtter. gu tuloe bare it,
bporoau be TO AurstiOer, 9iutsr % CONNER,
tribes / Oisis Sage bsrOppe poa SppreiielO.
Ssrit MadnsOen tom Goooeiret, iaa Sneen,
ialialO pau "2aDlanOst," omsiorOts tit bru=
ltupe ganOitrBmme, Der raft iprang neo ODER
Be i~olblanie SsiOer, inr9enoe fin peltienote
0aoriarg paa geien neo mob be tslagte
Sifer, bpor Der iamlsots upe 9rrittr, for /
6oreniug at urlts i'm ubDre Spngoe neoopcr
DC fore 6lpsleier, bpor zen ieier alt pGf,
Der liessr / osns @ei. Saga BRO pco Stes
rem itrrg ~iaaleoss Stiertorsoug uuOcr 6lom
% Ss9aus. groen iurtteoes aloelsS onsr.
Sen blep tagst 9rug no9le Sage ~iiOrpricu
citcr en- Separation, Der hor to'trt 1000 Rr.
Rebp gro pan 1suist bar i mango 9a9c
itertt truet; men rcootoes meo flor Nritreus
0elie. Smadbroer oa Renoctene | Serubanes
linicn reots brt iom @pusr, boorutO Sruiis
fen bier aoFiai9t f%Orinttt. Wen laa ilca
@eirct ON, % @tptsrcu blep iNi,n ben btrs
7cnoe. Zen ipntts perior ogioa at bile
toqe fin forismts Gel ieien, ioet Der ~iocnclig
sites Sne neo fra ale &anter unorr tiloels
mrget bcfti0s StoymbDscr. 6n cg aroct Eiss
bill brso @nnrioler ieicnnem S0gtrne %
blinfeoc fin orloiqe ssOclsie, og %presicoe oas
ioa Ell % uuotu Saars no at ben nDla9te
9iutcr; men en- M enoru h~cftigrrs SDgc lag
be itrar lit bpioc Qlniter pao bet t~ilisieoc
Saar % for at Gisre III Serrcopmme lulot
lo foritaacliat, omsioros RulOcn CmiIagct
iii IS, iaa bet belle iua IN iom ct iolic 8ibss
bino.
Sttt. oar | Miotcu al Wai. amiolertio
er nj raur bette ntoItriccs / gcgpnOelien al
Sunt % i ben mcltm9uacnoc Sio bar Soms
meren giort 1T Suoto9 for alocr. Ss
orsnnc 9irtclicr ipeiler ia | be i~olblante
Siscr, mems "Solsicu" pg SteSmorsbloms
ten amer en- malsrif afpcrling | BET 9rpnne
Srppe, Der bar alsit @interrns b0ips. Siits
not bier Qonorumuets Suagrulo enonu en-
MasIe bpioe Stribcr, fra bpiltcn De islrs
blauis iFiclobutic | tuiiuoc Suatningcr tltr
uto opsr Ne grsune 9icr; men bette f%ulOfGns
oiaoirr fun bet prngtiuloe Walert, bois Sub
trot life mango bar let for at topife.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS inocr alc Rors
porotioner iDrts mer % msr at blioe reolis
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09
SppbcD fan ire helbreoes

peo lpidle Mioler. IA be life furue nlG ben inge Tel
al Erst. Ter aiucS Inn en- Waace at iursre Eerheo
pda. pQ bet or pco iouititutipnene Nioler. Ig heb
ppitaar ueo en- Setruoelie Der inore Sraan. ten iaGa
'alote e~uiiaScff &dnul. Raar belnc inflanimcrcS.
Hi Sgrelieu oldrlta, 90 luffes ben ndriic, fgllcr
Sppbeo. Rddr penne 1Uldmmdiipu lite hGpes ca
adnaicn fife iriteS FIN ttoligerc Eilitduo. i~noirGifer
ne ~isuarcnnc Sgubso: | ri 5tIfRloe al ii i0rdariGges
ocnue 2NtirrN. ION itie er dHoet eno Ell 5uflammas
ttpu al Slimhinocrre.
&i uolrucr en- &elgnninl az 800 for ethuert Cdf
sGtarrh frembrdgt) Iilirlpe al 8soheo. iom liie Ian
~hclbreoes ueo &ruAel al Halls Catarrh Cure. Cir
illGrer icUoeS irit.
/. I. Sbcnep & 60, Joleop, e.
SGlgcS AZ ale Nputhetere Tor T5e.
Sal'S 5dmtIitpiutr er pc beore. (SnHi
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09
Gn o~ionnoerlig Sur.

Guaniou HbeuHatIc Sure Col Sea
mootog 3eres WeoicrI I aoo Stano, o. oct
bar en- uiounoerlig aur ior mig; tbt reg bar
itie brIgt ben mere END en- cite Sage, oa CT
M Irt ior Min HDaDRrL Seq ~iortdlte bette
til nun Ytabo. % ban bao mig isuoe sittr
noget for bGnL 4e oil oerfor 1uoe r~Roldgt..
2eres meo Ggtelie-S obu 0eHg.
SGHborn, Jowa, 21oe gum 1891.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09
30t

sol
- 2iuipse eIer Siarrboe hos ell 2alp fan roaoes BOB
paa ueb at gtue ben s~gggebpioc ptitet Oh meO 9anO; 6uioen
al 8 gGg til Ell Gnt 9auo. Gu baIu Spiieite iuogiues bur'
anben Sime.
SiGloeren er life noset 9oot Steo for Opbeuarins al
Spltetsi; men bar man ct 9oot tot Sfab oerneoe, ga er oct
life ioa iIoe. st tort, og Dog tolbt Steo er naturlispis bet
a~uerbeote, tbi Spletpi siarer paa Ell uaru 9laos, nusner
pa Ell iu9ti9.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09
Cub pen 5tnkntne uf Do.

Oct Ital life lang Determining iii Tor at begribc. at bet
So, iom briuses ino ancer eobt Gag, bet bar Ell lan9t anoen
gqriugsparoi os auoeu 5ortel END Del, iom belle 0O'tsH oper
% 9iutereu itoar uoe uoiat Tor aIIu9S Seir. 2esuoen soar
oite iaameaet iom en- jemteosl al Den belle Sbats SebOloning
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09
..5DROPSo bslbrsser Raenmatlsme

"5DROPS' belbreeer H5eunatlsme,
SciGltG, Jteural9in, aitbma, 9pspsplia,
Jip9imerter. SGieber, Sspnlssbso, an.
iarrb, Herueiiiet, neruss o. nsuralsiit
Sopebpine. SiertetilfGlos. Iano.
pine, Ereuprf, 2aGrIppe, Rolarin,
trDbsuoe Jsleslssbeo. gronditis is, Stru.
bsboite os l%isnenoe SuaoOmme. !5pis
Sc er %lioeuoe, Ou uent life. men itrip
bag. rs Drops" cr Raunet os Dolls.
Stor SLATE 600 0OIis) 81. 6 SLATER
ior IS. Salles life hos apotbeterne,
Inn al % OF pOrs Qaeutsr.
a1ent'r guifes. Sfrio eiter 8iliaar.
y. Stoar / Bergen sr Dor gns.Asent
for Iorge.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09

Seq bar mootaset SpmaIfiren "Susuen.
men" I COB StanO, o. ri liter Den suot. Zen
aaar let, arbeioer gobt o. ioarer 9pot I'll tit
Hupn. Sn9en pil nngre, on, DC o%uitniicr en-
al BEN. 5ra9t So Gents Gle I. &opoe,
Huihioro. W(Iru.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09

cpsrtor tfft nHeaaa Satveeisn al ~ itomtna
paa ~ SiHp.1isEr OF Sunys Beo O. .Eule Deeorah
Ppn,p and Windmill Spring @uiteostiadje
aaranisIeS 1000 StHa G0i5 A3Relenpe pai
Sietei tie bar ZEN. b fuD nc os ipr iuloitzaol
GglnSniHgey: ppltv SgsuoeHs 1pboe o. RsIeaS
eistyeiis. lsHne Sprins ieu9es mob f0rnobetlltal
81 trslaL DECokAH WINDMILL co.
DEBORAH. owa
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09

0r. Suduion. IA leg dllere0e bar iplg.
no, boao lcQ III nleo ocu iiOite Crors. ida
mda Ieg itHoe eiter mere iaa tort Tea tan,
for en- Ggcut maa life prre uocu Garer.
lca tan itgc al MT gaHite 6Ier;e. at ben
Ytcolclleu CT 600. act er ioruuocrltsi,
bDorleoeS oeu bsibreoer i5olt. vie. TOM
bar .l9bt al mtg, roier - DROPS. oQ
for oct dHoet CT be iaa g!ao buer @aa9 De
Ter MIG, iprot lea bGr braat Dem inaoau en-
GOD U}c0icIn, lGd ieg oenter Tor JTemgang
her. Tanr 8e ieHoer min Grore, ida pPr
lua Dcnli8 at isuoe mig nogIe Batter 9tler,
0a De er neget qDDe
Seq ltal mart lenoe Iem en- Grore III, o.
leg maa ltse mango Iui for ben 8ebdnbttng
g glper mtg. BEG or pei ~lorugiet mso at
pare Beres Ngcni, OF baaber, at De lie oil
dniGtte HpgeH aubeu min Bp.
3eres rteo Ngiclie Carl Hing.
Rorters YitIls, ISIS, lsoe 3uui 1897.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-09

Summcni lutnin9sturien inocr uae Gors
poroiiouer ipnts mer % mtr at blios reolis
Irrct. eaaleoes bar 8rubtarbeioerne oannet