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Decorah-posten., 1901-03-19
STARTER for aabaaeri.
MtnnfTntn.
Srano | Sarnum.

StltnnfTntu.
8ranb | garnum.
9arnllm, 14pe DARTS. - 9rano
uo6rsb ious | 9pobsn &c Sos. 8utit.
Or. 2egss aontorbbsnins % Reitbsns
brGrote osfoa. 9abet er $4,000,
belois asfursret.
100 gar enmmeI.
Sc Rop, 16be Marts. Mrs.
8open, gammel geboerffe ! Sc Rop,
beoe isdar, 100 Iur garnmeI.
S%Iinnsriier.
Wilmar, ABE Marts. - Sp6n
QnberIpn, Grit Borg. Ole 2pbesn os
Yeter Torlunber bIeo arreIteret ibag,
beifplbt for at I9lge Spirttupid uben
2icenie. &lasen bar fremlagt Of u.
q. 0lagman, iom 9abbs ensassrst gp@
obbotat Sumusl STpn til at fitrs
@ipRsbpro mob be a~ufiagebe.
Yipnerr opn.
Ct. Yeter, 14pe Marts. = Mrs.
Marsarst Soriptb, ben elbfte 9ebo'
erite | Sc Sleur gountp, bsoe iaa1r.
Sopps bun leost til Rppsmbsr, piloe
BUN 9ooe fpfot 100 Qar. GUN ootrles
pes af en- Ssn os 20 8srnebsrr, boors
at De flsite bpr / Sueir Gountp.
Np 8nmpe.
Jaribault, 16be Martg. = Den
nbe $500 pumpe / Saribdults
8anooart begprbte igaar at drbeib:
i1Dmertet. Yen er fabrtteret ! 9uffalo
% iig,s at pars en- at be bebIte / Nprbs
peTter. Den fan pumpe pp 1,225,OO0
@al(oner 9pert Ossn.
stialr g%uHtasisr.
Saribault, lobe Marts.-1et rap
porteres, at 9oittusier paa nogle al Dc
Eputer, iom gaar ub ira 5artbalitt,
tu9es bort fra be P9ler, bporpaa be
ftaar. Susen er mstet III poitmpn.
oig1eberne. StraHen er $500 Wut.t
el'r GangieIftraf eler begss Dele.
Ole gatfe hso.
gsrIon, 16be Murts. = Ole 6.
Battle, en- at be alofte g.bpere / Benz
ion, hspe / TT Siem imorsss. !San
6ar beet per / % glar % trut ia tilz
bage ira 5orr.tninssIiOet for tire Oar
iioen.
Sa SaiI.
Tetp ll0m, 16be STARTS. - Spsrs.
maGlet ON Opfsrslie at en- Nh Sail %
Sberifs goIts itaI 6sbunbIes at Gouns
tpfommisfioren ben 20be. Repdratios
ner pua BEN samIe Sail bill tpifs
$4,000-$5,O00, % ben dlminbefiee
Wsning sr, at bet sr bebre Stpnomi at
brug. $4,000 iii en- up gpgning, ION
otlbe ipare til ale ge6pp / mango aar.
@ut itsner Siern.
9aglen, 15os Warts. - Inbreip
Sapss, IA aar gdmmeI, bragte IT.
8Rn isaur en- osb Sisrns6inne % to
leOsros llrger, tire Tiger edmmeI. Bin.
men peebs 248 puro. Sans Sunpe
rpoasebe Snscds ginntn paa geisn
meGsm ber og 8uttsns 6iem, a Wil
! Toro, urrsr 1t @inofdrb / en- Rpr.
San oerote tir6ags isuarmorgss meo
1T Gsper % brrbte ginnen / .fsrite
Sfuo.
Ieo Of saHsebet1aSttis.
5ergis SAILS, 15oe Darts. = Drills
Clara Nrberg, en- 2prerinoe / gouns
ii t, osp, igdar ! iine 6~or9Iores, Mr.
% Rrs. 6. q. Rpberas 6ism Der !
Snen al 9unse59uoelie. pun ora.
ciiersbe fra 9siitplsn Der ! gpen og
befssts bagtftsr ROrnrIItoIsn | Moor=
bscp.
Saruet | ipp Sar.
Gpan, 15be Mdrts. Otter Ino
4ars @rsitelie % Spnnoins mso
SeHipn til i'm gror Rels 9arien bdr
mrs. Saus GhrtftsHien nsiop faast ct
9r.p fra BAN ! &actu.. Mis-, bporkn
ban FOR tort lib iioen psHcte tilbass
ira en- Reile til 1T 5sDsluro. Rr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-19
Tror, bet Ct @oro.
Nnrn 9nkntn.
aieber Eaahoeor.

9itir1on, 14be STARTS. - Som,
misinrerne / Sturt Gpuntp bar uos
itebt $4,000 / Gpunipobligationer til
Snotisb at Saa1pebe til 6ormerns.
!SDsr obligation Ipoer paa $500, os
be lotale Banter pil tage benz til pari
&urs.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-19
Riee 9a,r Ill aibIano.

Gbippepu 5aus. 15oe Warts. -
Rice 2uts &c Nortbem Serrbdnstoms
PAM inogap fine 5niorpordtionadrt;s
Ter pos Statsietrstaren isaar. !6ens
itgsn sr at bpgse en- ainie ira Rice
Gate I'll afblanp, en- QfFanb al 100
Wail, sisnnsm GVantierne Barron,
Gbippetpa, Waibburn, Saipbsr, Bar
feb og 4iblano. QttistapttaIsn .r
100000.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-19

). 9. 9sterion sr uoraont til
poiimtItsr / Ran6aQ. Broom GountD.
MtIn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-19
SBppgtppemoc Maraama No. 80 n. 1ceora

preientereoe &ontpdnists obligations
eisrs, Bob $4,000. Rr. Dueane
rsiite gubet iii $4,000, bporfra bet
git pp til $4,000 og t%ililaaet til Mr.
WeinmaH.
IN SfoIe.
CLEAR Cafe, 15be Darts. - Som
Reiultat af bet uarlise Stolsmsbe 1fal
CLEAR 2Gte fau en- nh StoIebpgnins til
ct SOitenbe at $4,000. 2iseIeoes Nal
ct 8armsapparat inoI9ttes / !Ssifto>
len.
STARTER for aabaaeri.
9es Moines, 16be STARTS. = Det
rapporteres fra BaIbtngtpn, at ppsr
100000 ftaI uogipes al be Sorsnsps
Stater til @rmepofter Der for Gnbsn
at bet tommenoe 5ffaiaar. Eli n9Ite
9sit er bet Meniugen al BABE 9pgnins
ger NOT til &partsr til fire trooper
&Gpaleri.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-19
@ut itsnsr Siern.
Ipo Of s~nnssbetaaSsiis.

5ergis Sails, 15oe Darts. = Miis
Clara Nrbsrg, en- 2areriRoe i Gpuns
ii t, babe igaar ! iine 6or9Iores, Mr.
os Rrs. 6. q. Rpberas 6iem ber !
Spsn at 2unse6auoslis. !Sun grae
ci,ersbe fra !6siitpIsn Der / gpen og
befssts bagsftsr ROumrIitolsn ! Moors
ksrn
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-19

Se uofomne Nlmmere al "SSeo
9lruen" fan erbolOes ior 15c
ertra.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-19
$500 Shift.

Rilpdutee, 14oe Uenrts. = 6. s.
Rotpan. ftp. Giftsrmualsasent, ucgie
per at en- aois, ION optog aorreippnz
oeHcer melIsm slitovipee Wqno o.
9oinosr. ps ienere 4oertsrsros at pc
tsntmeoieinsr, blsO igdar | be Sorensoe
Staters Re. oomfRlct for Jorisg pda
at bei.ttts be 5orensOe Stdters dsititss
rsEbe OfitritisdoDotat auoerion o.
Snipsftsr aalp3 8irb. StraHen sr
en- Nulti ire Gangs ina itor iom Sill
penssnss 9elsb. / bette 5itf9lre
$3.50, % 5angisl / itt. mere sno ne
aar. SsHitgt.n mso 8eititttfesforIss
get par at bspass gm6eosmenoeus Ii
at laos Rstsfagen MOB Rotpan idlos,
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-19
eibsinrlie br9nbt.

Rucine, Abe STARTS. Qnna
Sropn, 80 2lur gummel. ben GlOite
Regertpinoe / Rdcius, lisgsr / ct 6os
Ipitdl. Sun bar faIoen / Sepn pau
en- Stol mar Oursu os uaasnsoe, od
benpes alaber bauOs futtet SlO. Dun
iprdng iua burtig Ran fuNos uo pac
9doen. N9no le5 bsnoe tis5iRlp, %
PED at tuite gOerfrattsr Omtring beno,
lptteces bet Dem at bare benbs iuo.
Ollie bsroes 8I9oer bar pa brandt.
Dun fan life Ispe.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-19

9drnlm, 14pe DARTS. - 9rdno
uo6rsb ioas | gpobea &c gos. Butit.
Or. 2esss aontprbBnins og Reitbsns
brerote ogidh. Sabet sr $4,000,
pelpis ~asfureret.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-19
a0pper iprsoss.

8rinnel, 15be Marts. - 5orbi en-
Gage Iaebe, at Stopper BAR cubanIt
Srdt, bar 5pttst ! Sartipit i Den ipb=
figs Del df 9otpd6sit Gourtp fiampst
mro Spgoommen iiOen Sunudr. Spss
bommsn uobreosr ia oper BILE 9anos=
bpghen. StOIer % &irtsr / 9ruots
Inn er luttst. appper bar trengt ino
| Soma Gonege ! Grinnsl % BET lus
tberfts Gcnsge | Sspel Sanction.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-19
Sepa Smsr / @urto Rieo.

Sipur Gitp, Abe STARTS. - porto
RnaHerne bar bsgpnot at lptie goot
Soma Smsr. Oct blsp i,uot til Zen
al ct lofalt Mteieri i BEN 6eniigt at
ifabe ct MarteO for bets Yrobutt. lIcs
bsItng aft Smeret foreeit unOsr 1il=
fnn at De 5orersoe Statsr, iom gisr
alt muligt for at forese 9unbelen meo
Ssrne.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-19
e!ialte gense innnet.

Dubuque, lobe Mai. - Webens
Yeter Mttniter, GARNER | bette County,
reparerebe en- galnmsl Dur unbsr en-
9pgning pua en- Sarm, ban tisbte for
rogle Muaneber iipen, fdnot ban en-
log Sten. 0a ben bIeD %fjsrnst, fanot
BAN er ~2rberppie, fom inbebolot Her.
suffrtb 9oler / Grlo os pupirpengs.
San tisbte Surmen AZ en- Wanb Deb
Napn Wagner, Ipm en- bob.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-19
Tsmtb ago.

Sarmdrl, Abe Mdrts. - u. 6.
Sepep TT toas llnoerrstning ON, at
bans 9rpr Sobn g. 0etpep er bsb
Slortoa / en- Mrbsr at 70 Oar. Sur
bar Gbmtral 0epebs Setter.
sfolebsnss nossI.s.
9rano SORTS, 14pe Marts-@rans
Sorts Gountp bar faaet $12.251 ii
Statens Sfpsforto, eler $3.50 fpr
5ber GIep. Stolerne i btnns 9b III
$500, 2arimore s579 og Rorrbpoot
1888. @lepaR.auet / Gpuntiet er
1916.
Gphe tlsfster.
Garrington, 15be Warts. - ltbIiss
tsrrs til COB @plin9 er IpIs. Sorbsna
5ifftrnb fan fife bare beore, ero ben
er nj. Rsgn TENT paa Ssiten %
Snesn, ipm fdlpt i ginter, bar bolct
Soroen ~tititrGttslis fu9tig. Stotil er
Der paa Disis Starter iaasr omtrsnt Iigc
msegt Speps os Gin. Saor ital Der
iuoss mere Gin.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-19
S6nstt fis Snilen.

gslmorD, 14pe Marts. Sfrsn pc
tsrIun par iroefp9rret / Satlsn fer
Sorfsrelie. Ssaur Gftermioous haobe
SbriFen Irldoning til at beige Gel
len. 6un funptpeteriou 5en9enbe / fine
8ursiGler, icm ban 9appe fefet i Sell
lens Sag. San bapoe DGret oeo / Here
Elmer. San bar en- Sdrmer, 35 Oar
gummel, pg bOeoe nar Solofsfb,
Sptpd.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-19
Stor gr9minm.

Wutsrloo, 16be Warts. = goaro Of
Supsrpriors bar mootaset Jirit Ras
ttonalbunt Of Gbicagps Suo pau be
$4,000 Sbltgationer, inn sr ubitept
til at pette llbgiftsrns til Opfsrelfe al
bet nbe goartbus. premte pad
$500 ffal bstales til gountiet. Sblis
g~dtionerne ital Lobe / ii @ar % bars
4 Yrpcents Rsntsr. gpuntiet fan OBJ
rage $4,000 efter fem Mars forlpb o.
$4,000 bpert @ar oerefter, 6ois iau
enifss.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-19
Sa SaiI.

Tetp l1lm, 16be STARTS. - Spsrs.
maufet ON Opfsrslie at en- Nh Sail og
Sberifs goItg ital bsbunbIes al Gouns
Acknowledgement ben 20be. Reparatios
ner pdu BEN gamle Sail bill tpits
$4,000-$5,OOO, og ben ulmirpfige
Mentns er, at bet sr bebre 9fpnomi at
brng. $4,000 til en- M gpgnins, Tom
bible ipare til ale 8e9op / mango Iar.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-19
Ole gaffe nsh.

gsrTon, 16be Marts. = Ok 6.
Battle, en- at be albfte g.bosrs / Benz
ion, hspe / TT !5iem imorses. !6ar
bar beet per / % @ar og trat iig tilz
base ira Sorr.tniussIipet for tire Oar
iiben.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-19

6rdutrig oil mart bape life minors
snO 80 Hpe 3rissitiba uHOer 9p9niuJ.
Gn pamertrpOier poa 1850 3Ous
pil itratS BIZ NdbegpnCt / 3Oulon.
Ere lluoerpauosbadbe at en- lpliutern)
MooeI oil IiseIsoes itrats bli pdabes
sprot. 0ersftsr oil BET saa Slag |
Stag meo 20 andre llnoerplnosbdabt,
IL 9~orpeopbaaos % ct qduierfortsi.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-16

All these things ne ask IN the name
OF Jesus Christ. our Lord who has
Father, who art IN heaven, haIIoWed BY
Thy name Thy kingdom come Thy
VII be done On earth as Il IS IN heaven
Give US this day our daily bread. and
forgive rs our tFespasses as we forgive
those who trespass against Us. and lead
us not into temptation but deliver Us
from evil for Thine IS the kingdom and
the power and the glory forever. Amen
Christ the love Of God the Father. and
communion Of the Holy Spirit, be with
Us an. eveTInore- Amen
All present Joined IN the Lords prayer
as the minister repeated It. President
Ro0seveIt's voice being audible at the
back Of the room The service concIud-
ed with simple beuediction- The funeral
director was about TO S[ep forward to
place the cover on the caSket when sud
denly there was a movement behind
Governor OdeIL Senator Hanna. who
had risen, saw that the last opportunity
to look into the face OF his dead friend
had come Pressing forward. IN an in
slant he was at the side of the casket
and bending over and looking down in
TO it Almost two minutes passed and
then he turned away and the coffin was
closed
Col Bingham sfgnaIed the body bearers
-Four sailors. Two infantry sergeants ana
TWO artillery serzeanrs bore the casket
dent cabfuet and the others followed It
family remained The widow had passed
through the ordeal braveIy and without
breaking down The trained nurses and
the personal attendants OF the president
gathered on the side porch to see the
body taken away
Il was within a minute Of II 20 O'Clock
when three long rolls Of nufE1ed drum
told those outside the house that the
funeral cOrtege was about 10 appear
From the darkeued rooms the asseublzgs
began to fle out % the street Soon the
walks and lawns were again covered with
the silent thrung. with heads barred At
the moment the casket appeared Nearer
NY God to Thee assembled in subdued
strains from one Of the military bands
Tenderly the bearers lowered the casket
from their shoulders and placed 1t IN the
hearsa-
The notes Of Chepin's funeral dirge sue
cesded the strains OF the hymn The sol
diers and sailors swung into long columns
and took up the march southwark toward
the city hall
President Roosevelt came from the
house almost Immediately following the
caSkat and arm IN arm with Secretary
Root moved through the aisle of the pe0-
PIE he entered the first carriage with
Mr. Root and with Attorney General
Knox and with Postmaster General
Smith who had followed TIE pres5den-
EIal carriage fell in Immediately back Of
the military escort
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-16

the members OF the cabinet to remain
have matters Of Importance to discuss
with them
This was more than a hint-it
amounted to a kiugly nOd-and 50 me
roomfui Of deeply fmpr zsed Spectators
lefr the house without hesitation. ana
FOR the first time President Roosevelt
was alone with his constitutional ad-
Eisers
They were still members Of the cabi-
net, because they hold until their sue
cessors are appointed, and SO President
Roosevelt found himself az tia head &C
a body OF distinguished men. sworn
with him to protect and defend he con-
stitution OF the United States.
So Theodore Roosevelt became uresi-
dent OF the United States. and he held
his first cabinet meeting in the house
of his 0iz friend and associate. Ansiey
WfIcOx= The president asked the mem
beers all to refrain from rendering their
designations. and for the present at
least to continue in Office He said he
had not in mind a single thought that
would lead him TO deviate from the pol
icy that had been successfully carried
ont by the late president
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-16

are present in Buffalo, including all but
two Of the cabinet, 10 request that for
reasons of weight affecting the admin
istTatiOn Of the government you proceed
without delay to take the oath OF office
Of President of the United States"
As the secretary Of war concluded
there was a little rustic among the peo-
pie present which showed the grave
character Of the occasion
Colonel Roosevelt, in a rather strain
ed voice. but clearly and with grave de-
cision Of manner. said briefly
Mr.. Secretary, I shall take the oath
in accordance with the request Of the
members OF the cabinet. and in this
hour of deep distress and national be-
reavement I wish to state that it shall
be my concern 70 continue absolutely
unbrOkeu the policy of President Nc
Kinley for the peace, prosperity, AID
the honor Of our beloved country
He had scarcely concluded these
words when he nodded 10 Judge Hazel
Of the United States district court, who
oath and who stepped forward for that
purpose His words were simple. but
were enunciated with a sharp distinct
ness which impressed every one OF the
spectators with the dramatic value Of
the whole proceedings
Theodore Roosevelt hold up your
right hand"
The hand was promptly raised 70 the
shoulder Of the vice president with ths
characteristics gesture Of the man ac-
custOmed to the use Of the rife and tina
shotgun
Thereupou the judge proceeded TO ad-
minister the constitutional oath. and as
he. repeated the words they were sol
EMMY echoed back BY Col Roosevelt
as follows
7 do so1ennly swear that viii faith
fully execute the Office Of president Of
the United States, and win to the best
Of my ability preserve protect and
defend the constitution OF the United
States
As the repetition of the oath was con-
cIuded Theodore Roosevelt became By
this simple act vested with full power
as president OF the United States Of
America
There was a solemn moment OF deep
pause when each one seemed to feel
that he had been made a spectator Of the
creation OF q ruler OF men
The pause. however. was extremely
brief and those present embraced the
opportunity to extend their congratuIa-
tons to their new president
President Roosevelt speaking with q
fluent and perfectly natural authority.
as it seemed said to the assembled com
pany- Ladies and Gentlemen desire
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-16
A o1RcULAR NOTE
Sent 70 the Foreign Representatives
in United statsa

Washington. sept 1s--The following cir
cular note was sent to tne foreign repre-
seutatives accredited to the governments
Of tkzs United Sta ties late this atterucons
Department of State.
Washington. sept IS.
Sir. It s. ny painful duty 70 announce
TO you the death OF william McklrieT.
president OF the United States. I'm the city
Of Bunaio. at fifteen minutes past 2 IN
the m6=s=-zlE Of Saturday. September a.
Laid low BY the act OF assassin, The
week long struggle to save his life has
been watched with keen sOlicItuda. NOT
alone BY the people Of this country who
raised him from their own ranks 70 the
high Office he allied. but by the people %
al friendly nations whose messages -
sympathy and hope. while hope was POS
sible, have been most couzoiat0ry In rl1
time Of sore trial
Now that the end has come I re.1ues
you to be the Medium Of communicative
the sad tiding5 TO the government 81 TN
honored nation you so W0rrnily represent
and ID announce that In obedience TO tn
prescriptions OF the constitution. the Of
nee or president has deFclV ea upon Thee
dore Roossvelts vice president OF the Uni
ted States
Accept. sir. the renewed assurance q
JOHN HAY.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-16

Ten years ago 7
had a sore On uylsft
temple. which the
doctors pronounced
q ca1eerous ulcer 4.
It would itch burn
and bleed. then acah
yer, but would
never heal. After
taking s s. =. awhile
the sore began to
dischz-Ea, ard when
al the poisonous
mater had PASSED
CIT II EoE veil I
took II al about
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-16

q r. MenuinEer. NJ d. Office TT Kan,
gzs ave. Tel 19. residence 1851 Topekf
ave Tel s. Once hours 70 3. N
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-16
C0nCePOuS
Sores 3: 81. q: e.: T. !. !. :: !: :

they are liable 70 appear upon other parts
OF tie body When they begin to spread
and eat INTO the flesh. sharp, piercing
pans are felt as the underlying tissue IS
destroyed and the tender nerves exposed
Generous sores develop from very trlfiiug
causes carburcle or boil. swollen pIana'
q little waterv blister On the tongue or
lln, a warr, mole or bruise OF some kind
becomes an lnd0lezt, fostering sore.
which Ii tine degenerates into cancer.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-16

-----E ponies continuing IL for sons
tine after tds sore had healed. - -
sure al rhs pcison was cut Of nv So
ten Have seen 10 sign OF the rzr~a-
= Fs1 years JOSEFHUS Rid
Cant, Audr1an C. 10
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-16
FUNERAL SERVICE

Held in the Milbnrn House
Where He Expired
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-06-11
Where Is This Spring:

Several evening ago few pee-
pie of eminent respectfully we're
grouped around the festive board,
relating many and thrilling pei
sonal experiences. Among those
present. was a prominent 0 A c
professor. The conversation
turned to the smoking habit.
The professor is a ''quiter," that
is, he ''quits'' smoking on an
average of about once week
he seldom smokes in public be.
cause he is not ashamed Of it.
Daring the conversation, the
professor admitted that he had
just quit, but was afraid he would
find himself in the tolls of the
habit again at any time. In the
course Of his remarks he grew
confidential and told Of a piece
Of information that had unex-
peetedly come his way.
History tells Of the feuntain
of Everlasting Youth" !" and old
and young know of the legend.
OF later origin and nearer home,
is the story Of the lake in East
ern Oregon, or Idaho, in the bot
tom of which a petrifed forest is
growing. These trees are said
to be the home Of petrifed birds
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-06-11
Question Answered.

Yes, August Flower still has the
largest sale Of any medicine in the
civilized world. Your mother and
grandmothers never thought Of
using anything else for indigestion
or biliousness. Doctors were scarce
and they seldom heard of appen-
dicitis, nervous prostration or heart
failure, etc. They used August
Flower to cleanse out the system
and stop fermentation of undi-
gested food, regulate the action Of
the liver, stimulate the nervous and
organic action Of the system, and
that is all they took when feeling
dull and bad with headaches and
other aches. You only need a few
doses of Green's August Flower, In
liquid form, to make you satisfied
there is nothing serious the matter
with you. Get Green's Prize Alma
nac.-Graham & Wortham.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-06-11
In Masonic Circles.

The Grand Lodge, A, F, & A.
NJ, of Oregon, convened in
Portland yesterday. The dele
gates elected to represent the
local lodge Of this city were Pro-
fessors Covell and Skelton, of o
A c, and Virgil Walters. The
delegates to attend the Grand
Chapter, which convenes tomor-
row, are H. w. Hall, S. Chip
man and ]. F. Yates. The
Grand Chapter of Eastern Star
convened yesterday morning, and
Corvallis was represented by Mrs.
Ida B. Callahan. Mrs. Lewis
Wilson and Mrs. F. A. Helm,
past grand nlatrens of the East
ern Star lodge went to Portland
during the latter part OF last
week to attend the various ses-
siens, but Mrs. Callahan went to
Portland by way of Albany Sun
day evening. M. S Woodcoek,
past master of Masonry, also
went down to Portland to attend
the different sessions. In several
cases these chosen as representa-
tives were unable to attend on
account of business affairs and
sent proxies In their stead. Mrs.
Callahan will be home today, but
Mrs. Helm and Mrs. Wilson will
remain through the three days
session.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-06-11
The Hat That Never Returned

A certain express agent and
wire manipulator not very far
from Corvallis, attended the
Sunday picnic at Salem. Every
thing moved along in that easy
style Usual on such occasions un-
til dinner time, when said ex-
press agent and some friends re-
paired to the "Cottage" to quiet
the inner conflict that was rag
ing. After dinner, said agent
proposed to move on and make
room for others, but could not
find the new hat that he had
bought for the occasion. He
hunted, and hunted, bat could
not find his hat. He was in a
fix, bat at the last moment Bert
Bowersox pat in an appearances
and loaned said agent his hat
and placed him in charge Of a
Salem youth who steered him up
town to rummage sale, where
he fouxd the article sought for
and his friends all asserted that
it became him much better than
the lost article.
Those present assert that the
funny end OF the matter is that
Logan's new glasses we're fuddled
and that he did not know his
own hat when he saw IL, and
that he was eefy anxious that
his Corvallis friends should moi
learn OF his thishap.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1901-06-11

that are eterhally singing petrifi-
ed songs. All know of Il, but
1t IS not mapped yet.
The professor has got wind of
a spring, that is located some
where in the Cascade mountains.
This genial gentleman was told
that after onee bathing In its
waters all desire for tabacco van
ishes, One dip and you are
cured. Should ,ou persist III
smoking during the bathing sea-
son you will sweat blood. But
it is no use to hold out against
1t, fellow just simply quits
smoking and no longer cares for
pipe Or weed. The professor is
III earnest and offers to pay
ST 900, cash down, to the man
who will guide him to this spring,
and the professor is a man of
his word.