davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-21
On WpnTcrfabrif.

8 Nrotr, 5rautrlge, er her ct Spins
oeri o9 Better. Der. bpao Grit %
Cmbu for Nrbeiotruc ou9aar. er en-
Wguiterinbrlt / Srtets fuloe getpos
ming. 5abritcn meo line uuosraioe'
liuarr ipsieliG,ter 1900 Ger iouer, us
III ben brrer ct 0oipital. ct Sao % ct
aiDffeu, Guor Nrbeiosrle fan fjebe biz
li9 Mlooagsmao. @ioere TO SOrbruss'
iorerin9er, boor SusbOloningsparsr
fan erboloes noset Nor iii Snofjsbs'
prts, 10 8ibliotbrtcr mco 800 gino
gusr, iomt BurnelfOler. Ser er osiaa
Ell Soititolr. buor unge Bigger, Der ars
belOcr 6abrI,sn, fuar lGre me9et npts
tIst % i0ur Ell aoo, aliiolG %llooannslie
ipr ct IlolR9 a IL 9euts pr. Dag I
StOlepeuge. Gleren al 6abrifeu lGas
ger no Heiten. Gaa pet err oisie Gtes
rer oplGrt / S~r0itiit Clement, at ret
manage al Dem ollereoe bar Hense /
Sporebanten. 5or be 8iser, Der bar
Q~jennemganet Sioleu, bar man Wipoes
'aie, buor be fpmmrr iammsn ON afits
nerne % Ieier. ipuger, ipr, b9fler oip.
unoer en- 9RrerInoes Opipn os Yelleo'
ming. 2lrore Gamtiugsrum al lianeu,
DC Slogs er aabne for uuae Wlruo.
Nian bar TO Sporebnuter, ocr bet Ter
attiue Qrbsloere 5 pGt. 9fen;e for Suos
isuo. meOeus ]peniiouertc Nrbeiocrs iuny
4 psf. 9bI, unar en Nrbeiber btlr
arbelosuoDQtle, bIlr ban peniiOuerei
meo ct aarlist 8elpb. 6Or nerpErenb.
Tar 20 iaaoaune Eenlipniiter fra 80
rs Collars / gloret. Set ulminhcliae
er, at 6Gmilteu bltr Gisr al Su3 "a
Sicm. 9omiOrtoble Nrbeioerboliaer
bp99es al 5irmaet os i9Ige8 tit orbemts
ligc strbeioerc pan me1et rimeliae Sils
taor uS for, huao De tolter, SoateoeS
er bet 8eaeicn, at en- Nrbeioer peo so
Vars Glbereu bar Sus % Sicm betali
o. enooo Spareitlllrger / Snnfeu.
Gn "Susbploninssi Biter" saar ON ira
Siem III Sjcm % lGrer Susmsorene
gtnoitel, at bolor Oroeu o. &enlisbeo
| Sniet. % bpOrIeoes ben fan ipare pan
en- iurnuiiis Waacc. Suormanse baa,
DC iatti9c % uelitaaenoe Sicm tuuoe
life bu' gobt al at faa Seiss al ell iii
"Susbolonlngs iDiter"!
Oct or life minoit oistise peb benne
WFniterfabrif, ipm ies trOr. ol Tar
@runb til at fable ben, er, ct bet er
sanet op iVr arbeioerne, at ,Selb %
S%remgans for Sirmaet psiaa mener
Selb 90 6rcmaous for Dem % pms
uenot. Sioite ollie glrbeioere o. grs
betpssivere ioa meset, uiloc Der bli
mluore 8agtDusri, miuore @naal, mer
6rcm9ans ior arbeiocr ION IrbeiOss
9iper Us iremior oft ct bebre Sorbolo.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-21
aurerer 9psse5i

Naar Gepiin . 9,br'ou..
Wtapen, lrembriuge5 IN i,,,.l.
4e beulrter inser ScibrcOs1,
parer, iaal9nge 4Iro,fomsr,.
bet er bet belle. 'Fa
Raar Wtanen c" belbr.As.
pen IN e9en &abite 40 no,gy,!' |
betgoer parig SelbreOeIjc
/, Yer CT alertler inbe / 5ao,,.
brtn8er Miapeiaitcn. po 10 y
ipnlpaibetiite yteruer. 0v''aI
Haar otsie Reruer iUrr,s =,
lerHe 'tte pirte paa rltte w..
maa otsie Neruer itnrtcs ''A.
Der gtpes M%iebicrner ,pr
Be Rerper, iom Ri ig.er No, s''a Y
gdooel ior De RerOer, Der oS,,,.
p9 9Iertet - bore m6pcu6,St
r. obpops @ienuor,tsy = S0
er Heiuitatet nf en- bel Qs5.,N.i A 4
% 8ebanoltng al btsie g{erory /
e1elte y'tooel. iom naor benz a
Der Gpspepiia paa ben crs;,s w.
% belbrcoer ior beitouoia. |,
bet aoliilige Euiino 5ilirlos,
Den tolter sl,00 pr. Mali T.,
terite eller ienoes meo Gryrs
pep Bensenes WoOtoo he:
en 2p9 ON 9pspsgita oil IA,
genoe blipe 9em frit tilicnpt a..
tt9 % iauo. 9eriOm Ie linz, r' \
So9 fortrQe Sem, bpo0 2 Fs, N
9enipn til, boem Der beg1uolsr f,.1
Ter: Or: .. s. SboOg, 652 2rs y
Eacine, isis.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-21
Autumn Leaves.

Probably not one person in a
thousand knows Just why leaves
change their color in the fall" re-
marked an eminent botanist the
other day. when the sap ceases
to flow in the autumn, the natural
growth of the tree is retarded and
oxidation of the tissues takes
place. Under certain conditions
the green of the leaf changes to
red; under different aspects it
takes on a yellow or brown hue.
The difference in color is due to
the difference in combinations of
the original constituents Of the
green tissues and TO the varying
condition of climate, exposure and
soil. A dry, hot climate produces
more brilliant foliage than one
that is damp and cool. This is
the reason that American autumns
are so much more gorgeous than
those of England and Scotland.
There are several things about
leaves, however, that even science
cannot explain. For instance,
why one OF two trees growing side
by side, OF the same age, and hav-
ing the same exposure, should
take on a brilliant red in the fall
and the other should turn yellow,
or why one branch of a tree should
be highly colored and the rest OF
the tree have only a yellow tint,
are as impossible to answer as why
one member of a family should be
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-21

i Lawn, Shrub, and Flower. /
Edited by PRor C A OLIVER
peonies.

First, they are man-catchers.
Our good brethren delight in their
big, bold outlines and rich, warm
colors. | believe in remembering
the men,-they are halt the world,
you know. Plant literally enough
of the peonies Sc that you can at
ford to share with your friends.
Have a white, a pink and a deep
red one if you have not room tor
more. Your husbands friends,
the doctor and lawyer, the minis
ter and the editor, will appreciate
one of these grand posies, especi-
ally if arranged with a bit OF the
the oidfashioned ribbon-grass that
nature seems to have intended to
90 with the SNOWFALL and peony.
Then give that big, awkward
ncighbor one now and then, or
that rough-jacketed workman; it
will do them good, and you also.
The second thing | have learned
about them is that if one wishes
variety without duplication he
to purchase his peonics all
of one dealer.
Some people say to starve peo-
nies. Our finest specimens are in
the full sun, with half shade a
small portion of the day, and the
beds are mellow and deep; be
we give a dressing of rotted
each year, and have from
the first. We have always found
that luXuriant foliage precedes
abundant flowers, hence no starv-
Ing for us,
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-21
en- ifreffelie OplepeIie.

Gu piterrisit Sffc Ger ueo oct serara.
fife Snitiiut,' Or. 5rib 9 6ler, Itprte.
De iiiOr SDit neb al en- 6jslOtop / be
Suliife 9ltper / Rarbeoen al ssrpeni.
ca. lllplfen ifeoe / BET Ejeblif, Off.
ccren itoo i Se9reb meb at uofpre ct
Spraug. Wieo ben bsire SOB too tan
paa Ell Steu, iom sao eiter for hons
3pusoe % rnlleoe ueo i Gpbet. !sr.
8i6ler, iOm bauoe miItet etbuert etpts
tepuntt. iiprteoe neo. Huber Geoturt.
lrlngen table ban, eiter bpao tan Sclp
Tiger, life lin GanbsuRrparelie. "Wic.
oens ies itpr,epe ueb i NiorurSen..
iortaler ben Sorulpifeoe, "hgrte lea
aanfe tpoelis mine Soils Grojslss
itris. Seq a%nfrenste mig til bet
Doerte iCr at iaa Gag / ct iaIt Ststtr,
punt, men iorsiepcs. timber eisie
6oriss bleo aisoet fl9nset ai mine
Grme og Ben, inotil jeg tiIioit table
Ssuibitheocu". Som meooelt buppe
bans 5Oit martet 6ulpet % ileoe iircr
neo iii bet StsS, tpur 2ssem.t laa.
IA be intet 9iust.sn iuuoe upbaae.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-21

ileoe be III bet tsmmeli9 langt borte
liaoenbe s%erpeuied % msbbelte Der, at
oeres Serre lan oso oppe l 6leloeus.
Get uareoe iniolcrtio lTuge, inoen
mon funoe iaa lItauo Ell Grpeoit'or
Tor at aitenie ai9et, oa De mGnoiise
8sriOner nGtcn ale par SrGmmere o9
uplplot ig / @ien eler Neore'g Iters
rile, iaa Der paa Steoet nGiten uoe'
luftenbe boeoe apner % un9e Ti9er.
Guoella fl man bog iammenfolot loo
mango WRno. at BET "cgoe" 2'seme
tuuoe brluges i SiifsrbrO. ga Sr.
8idler hel fife unoer Mtar6eu I'll
ssrpcnica, gap nuset 9irstesn fra iiq,
bleu ben "opoe" la9t / ct Chr, huor
ban blcp l~issenoe saHlfe alene en- bel
Dag ug en- bel Nat. 5BrIt ben matte
Wpr9cn, ba airfetjereren fpm iuo /
Sfuret, IL Sr. Yidler after i'm See
plOitbeo isier. airfctieueren iIebe itrOr
.aiiteo os bentebe Steoets Brett, font
/ ben 9anie at or. 8l6ler itrar uiIoe
oc-sau bam ben iiOfte Ole. 6prit bu
ben i~Orulpifebe encelis liot siter liot
uar tOmmen til Sr9iter ieisu, ienote
mau Dub eIter Qrae. 9erpaa bIep
ben taarbt ianrsbe officer Of 16 Niuue
STgere paa en- Saare brast til So'pt'
talet | Slid. Ere iuarc Saar / 500
uso % 8p9 er M iuloitGnois Delbrc.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-21

Seq ipnss, bet er rurt forreIten, at
Solt, ipm tpmmer fremm Be til en- 8D,
life benpenbsr fig til oS Ipismenb for
at fau Sreis pua mango Sing. 8i
bar 10 Orb for at tunns mer .nb bort
5aberpOr, og bet Oiloe iittert lsnne iig.
Gil bebagslig Gfterrstnins for Rorits
Gmeritunsre fan isg pplpie, at leg Dor
i Srsbsnsbprapeien Rp. II.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-21
"0en ameritonite Cd
al $. u. SoiS,
Sots SpIag. S04 sjOty, Brs Sc !,
EresieuNtaIsIisr.

AR Reform: 9euue &. u "a
ct uom9rtet SurlRg Tor gi,
Der fiuOes lie Eogsu be0re N,
8nmpen mob S0lupuiumsric iS,
osn bsr ubbeerea
~ pobugqercu": Ero,
tlcnot Iom ct tJoftist 9uolpS ID,
ld9en, er trptt meo Hare Gps.
beItet Tor 35 @tS.
"R ormaneen": 9eun, gp,r
ete, iorot ben troos gtuuoler n y
otsIte Btueoe. ri bar. fra go,vr,,
btbItionstampen / NurOpen.r.
"9aGrpsfs Itbeubc.. I'll
faat 3t0 Ill at gicnuemlEie n,vpI
II top or ienot os til Nnme,otU, n
befaler ten pna 6oybaarO, pasJ
pao, al bet er ct tra'tlat ,3uNy.
DcitSbcoG9eIieu - g~IOVgQGQrr
lyrNI
fer pCs So9eu ioGrt iuobDaers, n
ben alereoe er irptt | 3 Cglll Il
ipnIi9pts ltge 'na 0Uo, ION TpE Il
ger er-en GardHti fer, at ben q I'd
IN Urls 0 ben Itp, bet tlr at
t8iennem.
Emperor 5ibeuoe': "A
aIRoeIta gtpbeb, al ocuue goo N.
ON 6pis bGr ~ltrersi, n uotomaa
Spiaa. SEQ oso, bUiIItn 3a.75A
gen bapoe oeo i'm ipy,tr uDaVig
iu!tatet al NibolDstdmp,u / Gra |
men ben car at itprrt 9sasrI
"mdnge oil tro", oa ION ct 9a3lI
boIesiageH CT ben Of Ct Serb or
al ben Slags.
"9eiterheimsn en-: SCaeau1
Itst SuoIn9 for &fhplosialta d
| be iorsangns Var mob
ltabsn. Spgen luer meb NIopr n
Naa bet CT lite alcne a~iArleSi0nrg
Dor, Ou iaar. men ct lBier,, .ti;n
SIM.
"Ber9uS 5aitS u1ebatI
Zen er ct nteget traittgt 9nolr3 (
!oono bet. o9 Den oil bioraa. nj,
be. iom itis al rebs sr 'oHmti nd
lditens SGTe, oil TONNE III al Sag
ben. Sen oppOreuOr llngoom nj
I'll at lRie 8oSen, Of bet utl htlg
tgr oeu ooyer op, al -Sd!ocHsa n
~Stat3ttbeue,": 9cea d
lag ior GfboloSiigeu, ioct oa
3rttfctrGiitens poslr92.uO. ii
Gam uaoet.... "9cn nmcrtflr,
er Utltupt Ell al bans bs0ite Ssas
ON life bar lGit ben, Dor 'cTNt
af bet nDe Gplag,
mutt trnlt paa apot zap r, y1si
oenne gpa er ~iiiiiet I'll al aa,ri
Gue for SnIponeus frpgt,It9! q
Sano % Soft"
"Rurbueiteu~: Tenn. I
uonGriebe Spa, Der ubtOm frr
er ct al Sorfatteren5 beol!'S
ror lener ltpr uobreoeiie. &tgi
bette sr ct al De trditIQits JroIll
iom oI bar htruoc SsttE
mems fortGrosI'gt SuoH0oc.lt via
bet "a bet enteIte Sn0rpto iiIloH'
6drper. % Here al otsie SfItoErl
uomGrteoe. iGd rbporpsI "
tuHltnerIlt &ompoittlcn tetr19H
8%etn,uaer Iaoer uogst tt.baos Of
ben iom lagt ct Suolrl S'Io'
maalet, Der reppe bar IN YI8'i.
Spgog / amertfd.
"R oroitieruen": 9eH1s =
Sog betrngtes meo Gctte 'om ga
SuolGg mob 2rrite,nOst ~
ben ltrepen | bet uorlie Spr03 DR.
ull oerfur slRoe mango d
or uotommet | mt Spla1 % VI.
Zen billige Frs al 35 Gents.
Saloou" er en- S0rtGIllnb q.
lens itIRbneipanBre 6p,8er ltIo0nI
leueHoe isarper. @i 'alr oslli
paa. buao oens loiale Erchie'iI.l
tit SiIro. Gufelte al S'lIortn1tn'
irem grlbsnoe. On laaoan Sol
eno aipre 9oOt. bpcr ben
auua, % pt baaber, at ben oil rln''
breoelie blanot port Soil.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-21

Den for zpoiten"s 9eier.
iaa oeltienbts 5prfattsr, Sobn 2ie, bar
paa Bertrand Senisns Sprlug Der /
8riitiania ubgibet en- mn Boo, Ipm lea
ogIau ftal benptte Inlebninqen til at
napne. Oct er "0preiosur fraa ses
lemarten". Seq napner ben Der, fproi
ieg tror, bet er nOget al bet bebite, Sobn
Sic bar ~itrepet. 9ogen er Bit libt uos
ftiPmt meb, at ben beepnber meb en-
Stisie at liosn 8Grbi og flutter meo
en-, fpm intet bar meb Sprebiitorierne
at bsitiae. 0tsie "0breIogur" er faa
fine, at hi neppe bar Masen til benz /
norit Giteratur. De er naturliqpis
itrepet paa Maalet; men formpbentlia
lar Sobn benz bel ogfaa pperI9tte paa
bunit. Sobn 2ies @Grfer ubtommer
MI efterboanoen | npe llogaper paa
Bertrand Senfens Sorlag. !San bar
i9rlig | bet iibite Oar punbst @nerz
tienoelie berbiemme, og bans Bigger pil
piitnpt | 5remtiben BIZ enbnu pppulGs
rere eno be er MI. 8rititerne inbrsms
mer MI, at Spbn Sic er Itsrre Sorfats
ter, enb be for bar billet anertienbe
BAN for at p9re. Seq ipaar, at bans
"Spreiosur" bill bli 2asning / ben
norIte Splteitole / lange Sioer.
Slap &riusen.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-21

gang! Oct fan MI pars bet rneo Sd'
tiondIodneriet, at bet fun fan interes'
fere aunfelfers; men 5oltemui9et
burbe intsresfere ale. DIST. 8amle
Saaer bar ale fin !Siitorie. pin
oamle S~atIenaal meb Sslpnsglen bar
sneana ligget msIIem Jinsrsns paa en-
piae, fpm bar peret ung og imut, o9
Iom bar orsmt be unse ptgers 0rsr1s
me, fila ipm be brsmmss ibag 9srosn
oper. 3 bin aubbsitol FAB engarg en-
una Gut og itirrsoe inb / Slosn Int
tenoe til 9ubbens fGlfOmme 9i'tprte
ON Rst og 5Osissrim os 9dOtruen ps
6ulber -
Der peb Sengstantsn fob Susfaoes
rem % trat op 1T llbr os flute Cams
pen - Rei, bet sr ianbt, bet bar Tor
ubrenes % 2ampsns Sio bette. Sns
tet lbr, ingen Campo, inssn aaHstles
bel!
Oct sr be title, alporlige aarbun'
brebers lanee R9tter, ION GLIDER for
bi. Salsne faar 2tp. DE ipunone
Sibers Meno % 9oinoer meo fine
8ampe og fine fGliomme !Siitcrier
onnr talIfe me[Iem bisie Webler %
Rsbtdbsr.
Sor Qantens Bill befoltes be lange
9Gnts, % glbollsrne ienbes omtring.
2asets 2~piisbso sliner forbi, ION bet
bar paa fit bsisft., be g~raplagte emnsr
bistut.rss after. De unoerlige Stpg'
ger pasi.rsr Rebp I Stu.rne. Oisie
Sing bar beres. Se 6upoe tat BEN |
arp efter 5orfGorsne, c9 be efterlob
Dem til Orb sfter Zig og git tauie inb
/ ben fore Stilbeo, boorfrd inssn bats
orsr tiIbaee.
gn np Sib boIbt fit Snbtpg meb
Damp ps Glettricitet, S~ernbaner %
ilagne 8eie ooer beres 9rape, ps 8ers
bensbap.t trbbIebss at Be fore Damp
Ttibe, Tom be albrig bapoe brsmt ON.
On be tunoe fttge op fra fine 9rape!
Dor Generation piIbe for6auie benz
mere enb beres Eager fan p9tte Dor
llnoring.
Slige Santsr bate ct Ssiss paa
Soltemuiast bos mig.
9sropps er beres 2to ufbilbet, meo
oeres s9ns Sauitrationer. Sab os
bsie bore Spoeber for ben 5ib, ION
ipanot, for benz, Tom trampeb Sprben
for os, og bpbre beres Minbe. Snart
tummer Der en- Generation, fpm itdar
peo bore @raps og bore efterlaote Sing
efter at bette Qapir er gulnet,
og bets 9pgitap.r ul9ielige, og be piG
betragte Dor Irp meb famine 9urios
itet, Tom Ri bstragter Sporenes. Sl9gs
ten gaur frsmoo, meSet glemmes og
meget f%oranores.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-21
A Fruit Preserving Process
to Avoid.

That great French preserving
process which was so iauded by
Interested parties at the Worlds
Fair, and in many places in the
West and Northwest, consists &C
cording to Prof. Saunders, chiefly
in the use of sulphur. Recently
also a package of the powder was
examined at the Indiana Expert
ment Station, and the compound
was found to contain sulphur,
charcoal, nitrate of soda, cane SUI
gar, and common salt, thus:
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-21

The essentials of the directions
for the use Of this material were
that the compound should be
burned in a closed space and the
fumes arising from the burning be
absorbed by water placed in suit
able vessels; and that the fruit in
some cases should also be exposed
to the fumes. Finally, the fruit
was to be placed in the water
which had absorbed the fumes of
the burning compound and the
vessel closed. The burning of the
compound would result in the
production of sulphur dioxide, al
so known as s%ulphurous acid, as
one product, and it is this sub
stance which eXerts the preserva-
tive action in the process. The
other ingredients are merely to
aid in the burning of the sulphur.
This sulphur dioxide is an in
tensely poisonous gas and its use
is prohibited as a food preserva-
tive in European countries. When
the gas is absorbed by the water,
sulphurous acid, a powerful Their
apeutic agent, is formed. There
is no doubt that its preservative
action will be effective, for it is
one of the best antiseptic and
bleaching agents. But there are
grave objections to the use of such
powerful agents in food. The
parties, having the material and
county rights for sale, state that
the material or process as covered
by a patent. On inquiry at the
U. 5. patent office it was learned
that the patent with the number,
said to belong to this process, was
issued for some sort of machinery
and had no relation to this sub
ject. The whole affair is not only
fraudulent, but extremely danger
Jus to user of such food. Tit
only thing that recommends it is
the pretty and natural appearance
of the preserved fruit.
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-21

IeR me SDmGitiHe "ou5ueHuen, Tom Ita
tlpbte for en- 3to iioeH, CT en- iaa COB Spma.
time, iom Ncser behvper. Sraat 80 Geuta
y. Refenlune. @oobpile. @il
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-21

2tort SerferreIiseaIds, ION for.
CO. ftercr 900 @arge, iua al et Sddr paa
wv SadnbCu tarer i ito { Iaug. Iuiin.
oCr al Iulftter tai rleo bette @las op'
odges en- eueite Erlbe 8ano. SriS 60 geHts. Ten
rns \ StraaIeu, Ell mTrtp1"oIa Epitues il, hpors
mCo man tan ie glennsn 5rr, Scru cler Rrpial. Iris
30 Gts. 4 beip ncrli9t 8ldS meo FORTS reoc Dor.
trGtter. 4riS Is Gts. Aqe tire 9Riirumsrttr iamt aa.
taIoB ierocs ru %portufrit ior Fun $lyUO N9euter suiieS.
Aeresie National Manufacturing Co, 30. SOs
143. Smaha. q b. l4bl2
Decorah-posten., 1898-01-21
gugens SnNbolo / SagI
n.iAA al
salooneus SuoHposlis paa % y
iuuositglter: SltmmesL >t0'''
Ten % Staten.

Salopueus SnoHposIis pad d
funosfplter: Sltmmtst Sto1''|
fen % StntsTl.
9rGrisilosn (RroloSJ.
Bprite aapttel, - 6ilttT'Ao0a"
9ranteH. ID
gnoet aapitel.-SuIeu { N11'.s
Sreoie aapiteI.- SerubdHs %
6leroe aapitCl. g Velp9 9aa
6enite 9apitcl. -5uocrne Io5la'
Slette aupitrl.-GE bcteBl!l'Vt Il
Sppeuos aopitsl .--&an @io|I
Stieube 3ayitel .--"Si &aaO u"
bruol'"
Hlenoe aavitel. -Nn ~dso9%
lisnoe 9apitcl. -Taretu Del
@uepie sopitel.-Haao0ti una
9plpte aoptteI.-Nepao Sa,ts'
5rettenoe 8aptteI. -9irtfn .vt
Tlprlenoe 9apltel. do 8a"
Scmtenoe anpltel. -Sopps"o '1
Scrtenoe 8api!el. -2lSaaIeh
guocu Gel
aampeu meurm SnIoruer o. "ls
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Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-18
The Harvest Is Bountifuf.

The following copies OF kilograms are
ssSalt Lake City, June Ilth, 1898.
Mccormick Harvesting Machine Co.,
Chicago, Ill.
Out OF Mowers and binders; rush and
wire definite information regarding or
ders number twenty-eight, thirty-nine,
forty and forty-one. Answer.
CONSOLIDATED IMPLEMENT Co.,
''Chicago, Ill.,, June 18th 1898.
Consolidated Implement Co.,
Salt Lake City.
Sixteen hundred untitled carload or
ders on hand. Will give you some cars
tnis week, some next. Will do best we
can. MCCORMICK II. M. Co.
5:05. p. m"
Consolidated Implement Co. have al
ready placed their 4Sth carload order
for Mccormick machines this season.
and not yet started on binder business.
Here is food for reflection.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-18
Children Is Day Services.

The Children's Day exercises were
appropriately observed last Sunday
at both churches. The evening was
given over entirely 10 exercises partic-
fpated In by the young people, and
they did themselves credit In the pre-
sentation OF parts assigned them. Had
IL not been for the prohibitory com.
mandment which precludes enthusiastic
appliance on the Lords day, this added
evidence would have attested more fully
TO the appreciation OF the gathered
throngs, as some particularly pleasing
and catchey number was offered.
The floral decorations gave beauty
and attractiveness TO the different edi-
fees that harmoDized perfectly with
the charmingly attired and bright faces
OF the youthful aspirants to recogni-
tion and honor on this their anniversary
day.
The collections were very liberal and
speak volumes for the high estimation
In which our citizens hold church work,
and especially the mission branch, as
the contributions Of the evening 20 70
the aid and extension of missionary
work.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-18

The Pocatello Advance printing plant
and newspaper was sold yesterday
morning under execution TO satisfy two
Judgments, aggregating some six hum
dred dollars, In favor OF the Sentinel
Printing company and Guy b. Higgins.
The plant was bid In by w, r. Trapp,
presumably for ex-Mayor Kasiska, who
was the majority st0ckholder In the old
company.-Trlbune.
The people of Blackfoot will univer-
sally regret the resignation OF Rev. L.
W. Gowen as pastor of the Baptist
church. His past0rate has been highly
satisfactory 20 the church, and his re-
latlons OF what ever character have
been most pleasant, and THE NEWS Ia
sure IL makes no mistake In the declar-
alton that his going will be manifestly
felt and regretted BY all. Resolutions
adopted by the church will appear next
week, 70 which space cannot be given
In this issue.
Before time for another Issue rolls
around THE NEWS will occupy new
quarters upstairs In the new brick land
Office building. The rooms have been
conveniently arranged for office use and
while not quite ~ public rs the old To-
cation we think IL . more desirable
place for many reason. Allare cordially
invited 70 call and see us, and renew
business relations, likewise subscrip-
tions.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-18

bad arrangements keeps more peopl

Bad managements keeps more people
In poor circumstances than any other
one cause. To be successful one must
look ahead so that when favorable
opportunity presents itself he is ready
70 take advantage of It. A lite fore
thought will also save much expense
and valuable time. A prudent and care
full man win keep bottle OF Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy 10 the house, the shiftless fell
low will wait until necessity compels IL
and then ruin his best horse going for
Q doctor and have big doctor bill to
pay, besides; one pays out Is cents, the
other Is out q hundred dollars and then
wonders why his neighbor is getting
richer while he is getting poorer. For
sale by Hull g. Greene, Druggists.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1898-06-18

Letters from soldiers will be trans-
mitted unpaid, IL not being necessary
that they bear stamps providing they
are marked 'soldier letter." Postage
will be collected on delivery.
/ was seriously afflicted with cough
for several years, and last fall had u
more severe cough than ever before.
| have used many remedies without re-
ceiving much relief, and being recon-
mended TO try a bottle OF Chamber
lain's Cough remedy, by friend, who
knowing me TO be poor widow, gave
II TO me. tried II, and with the most
gratifying results. Tho first bottle re.
lieved me very much and the second
bottle has absolutely cured me. have
not had as good health for twenty
years. Respectfully, Mrs. Mary A.
Beard, Claremore, Ark. Sold by Hull
h Greene, Druggists.
New glassware at D. II. Biethan's,