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Gilpin observer., 1901-07-04
TIE St>IIpBUILDIINGNATION
The Relative Standing of the United States as Shown b,
the Latest Official Figures es-Germonys
Remarkable Progress.

"Great Britain has lost her proud
record of first in the great iron in
'dustry She is losing her lead in coal
mining. Her cotton manufactures are
sinking to second rank Many of the
industries in which it has been her
boast for many years that she has led
the world are being threatened. There
is however, one article in the produc-
tion of which, both in quality and
quantity, this country can safely assert
her superiority. Not even Germany
has snatched from her first honors in
building"
So says an English publication, and
If we pass the point of quality, the
statement regarding shipbuilding is,
like the other statements, undoubtedly
true. Britannia rules the wave. To
go back to the year 1899, which affords
the latest ascertained figures for COM
parison, we find that in that year the
United Kingdom launched 1,245 ves-
sells. This estimate takes no account
of war vessels, nor Of vessels built for
foreign nations or individuals. OF the
former there were eight launched dur
ing the year, and of the latter twenty
six men-of-war and 215 merchant
men. OF the merchant ships alone the
total tonnage was 930,55O tons. These
1.46O vessels would carry cargoes
amounting in real burden to about
twice their registered tonnage, or,
1861 100 tons of freight.
The easiest way to see at glance
the position of England in the ship
building world is to take list of the
largest vessels-say those of 100 tons
and overland compare the number
built in the United Kingdom during
the year, and their tonnage. with those
of other ship-building countries. In
cluding all ships, merchant, war, steel
Gilpin observer., 1901-07-04

beans and other garden products have
been added one after another, to the
list OF greenhouse crops, rendering
these delicacies available for winter
use and giving delight to epicures,
while putting much money into the
pockets of the producers. Necessarily
such products are expensive, and no
little interest attaches therefore to eff
forts which the Department OF Agri-
culture is making to find means where
by persons in modest circumstances
may force some kinds of garden truck
for their own use during the cold
weather.-Philadelphia Telegraph.
Gilpin observer., 1901-07-04
World. co.,ll... Funeral.

The most costly state funeral which
has ever taken place was perhaps that
of Alexander the Great. A round mil
lion was spent In laying Alexander to
his rest. The body was placed in II
coffin OF gold, filled with costly aro-
matics. and diadem was placed on
the head. The funeral car was embel-
lished with ornaments of pure gold
and Its weight was 30 great that 1.
took "a mules more than n year to
convey II from Babylon to Syria
Gilpin observer., 1901-07-04

doctors consulted, and one day. by
prearranged plan. the patient was in
formed by person supposed to be un-
interested in his case that magnetism,
not electricity, was what he needed.
and since then he has shown marked
Improvement under the constant APP
plication Of wooden magnet painted
to resemble the genuine article.
Gilpin observer., 1901-07-04
IMAGINATION WORKS CURES.
Bogus Experiments Prove Successful In
Cases OF Hystsria.

Cases OF Hystsria.
The value of lively Imagination
as a curative agent in disease is now
well understood by doctors, and is
frequently used as an aid in effecting
n cure. Pure water, for instance, is
used by certain physicians in the city
hospital at Cincinnati, where there is
a young woman who believes she can
not sleep without receiving a hypo-
dermic injection OF morphine. She
gets the injection regularly, but wa
ter is substituted for the morphine.
The deception works like charm,
and the patient is recovering. Now
and then case presents an amusing
phase. One woman possessed of the
idea that her heart was growing to
her side, refused to improve under
the treatment accorded her, and tho
doctors. knowing her condition was
due to hysteria, planned to get rid
of her. Medicine was prescribed.
made up of the most nauseating
drugs, and the patient was ordered to
take doses hourly. After the first
days treatment the woman said she
was well enough to go home, and the
doctors congratulated themselves that
the expelling decoction had proved so
successful. To their surprise, when
the woman left the hospital she asked
that bottle OF the medicine be given
her, as 1t had furnished more relief
than anything she had taken. AL
though the doctors say that 1t is wo-
men who respond most readily to this
form OF treatment. there Is now and
then man who permits himself to
be deceived to his own advantage An
elderly man for instance. suffered
greatly from imaginary paralysis.
Therefore the ordinary treatments,
whether by drugs or the electric cur
rent. had 40 effect upon him. The
Gilpin observer., 1901-07-04

by victory, but the Egyptians, rally
/ ing in force. cut off retreat so that
Louis, with 10000 men, was compelled
to surrender. He remained prison
er more than a month, was subjected
to gross indignities by his captors, was
compelled to witness the massacre of
sick and wounded Frenchmen by the
barbarous Moslems, and, finally, to
ransom himself and his army by the
payment OF 100000 livres.
| More Ill Luck.
From Damietta he sailed to Acre
with less than 5000 men, the poor
remnant of the army he had taken
from France on this unfortunate ex-
pedition. Nearly four years were
passed in fruitless negotiations and
almost hopeless waiting for the arrival
OF reiINorcements and treasure. The
former never came, an immense sum
Of money sent to him was lost by the
laundering of the ship. Queen Blanche
herself died in 1852. and over two
years later the king returned with two
or three ships and less than 500 men,
1t is a remarkable fact that, although
the government OF France was with
out head from the death OF the queen
mother until the kings return. n pc
riod OF two and a half years, there was
no disorder. not even the most ambi-
tlous noble attempting to take advan-
tage OF the situation. From 1854 until
1870 the king devoted his time to the
Improvement OF his kingdom, and dur
ing this period more was done than
ever before to ameliorate the condition
OF the French people. In 1868 he be-
gan to prepare for second crusading
expedition. and in the summer OF 1870
he embarked. with an army about
equal In size to that which had per-
ished In Egypt. to undertake the con-
quest of Tunis. The army was land
ed at Carthage. formed camp, and
then again there came fatal delay
OF five months. Disease broke out
among the troops. a pestilence similar
to the plague appeared and the king
was one of the victims. He died Au-
gust 25. 1870. and the miserable rem
nant of the army. without having
fought battle or even skirmish.
was taken back to France by Louis
son and successor. Philip III.
His Pody Hoi,ed In Wine.
The art Of embalming had been lost.
so the kings body was boiled in wine
to separate the flesh from the bones.
The flesh and the viscora were taken
Gilpin observer., 1901-07-04

In addition, the British colonies
turned out forty-one ships of COM
bined tonnage of IL ,573. and Sweden,
Holland, Belgium and Denmark each
built over 10000 tons of shipping. OF
the years combined total of ships, the
United Kingdom must be credited with
considerably over half.
Americas Position.
1t is with some pride that we note
that in the number of ships built the
United States stands second on the list
but this feeling of pride is humbled
somewhat by the fact that although
Germany built only ninety-eight ships
their combined tonnage was 10000
tons greater than that of the 154
launched in our shipyards. The cause
for this disparity between numbers and
tonnage arises from the fact that
Gilpin observer., 1901-07-04
ACCIDENTLY KILLED.

Did he leave his family anything? II
badly hurt or sick, are they provided
for? These are vital questions The
Western Life and Accident Co. writes
the best policy in the world-Life. Acct
dent. Health separately or all combin-
take chances. A policy for either sex
from eighteen to sixty Send age and oc-
cupation for particulars, Agents wanted
in every town. No experience required.
Write to-day. WESTERN LIFE. AND
ACCIDENT co. Denver. Colo.
Gilpin observer., 1901-07-04
Ladies' Can Wear Shoes.

One size smaller after using Aliens Foot
Ease, powder. 1t makes tight or new
shoes easy. Cures swollen, hot, sweating,
aching feet, ingrowing nails, corns and
bunions. All dru ygists and shoe stores,
Csc. Trial package FREE by mail. Ad-
dress Allen S. Olmsted. LIE Roy, NY.
Gilpin observer., 1901-07-04
Peace in the PhIlIppines.

Peace in the Philippines is bound to
Prove prohtahle to al CONCERNED; Warrn6
pines or in the human stomach, are
equally disastrous. If your stomach has
rebelled, there is one authority that will
quickly subdue II. 1t is Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bitters. and 1t cures constipation. in
digestion. biliousness, nervousness and
dyspepsia. See that a private revenue
stamp covers the neck of the bottle.
Gilpin observer., 1901-07-04
Dir. Poverty in London.

The London Lancet says there must
be in that city some 100000 persons
who cannot afford to pay sufficiently
high rent to secure healthy houses.
Gilpin observer., 1901-07-04

tered, at 10000 tons,
and will displace 49,
900 tons OF water as
against $4,000 tons
displaced by the
Deutschland. They
will be $50 feet long,
have five decks, and
accommodations for
1000 passengers be-
Gilpin observer., 1901-07-04

A Mr.. Hogshead has had his name
changed by the courts. Some men never
know when they have enough.
Gilpin observer., 1901-07-04

Have you tried Russ Bleaching Bite
the famous bag blue that delights thu
laundress? All grocers sell 1t.
Gilpin observer., 1901-07-04

The fool who says "I know gets more
credit than the scholar who says Il
think"
Gilpin observer., 1901-07-04

Since there's nothing new under the
sun 1t is strange that new shoes have to
be broken in.
Gilpin observer., 1901-07-04

well. ia used to sprinkle the streets
OF Boise, Idaho.
Gilpin observer., 1901-07-04
FRAGRANT

To make a man think well of you hrst
make him think well of himself
Gilpin observer., 1901-07-04

Time proves all things. 1t has seen
Wizard Oil cure pain for over forty
years. Many people know this.
Gilpin observer., 1901-07-04

We'll. now We can settle down and
think about Christmas" Settle down?
Get stirred up you mean"
Gilpin observer., 1901-07-04
His pody Hoi'cd In Wine.

The art Of embalming had been lost.
so the kings body was boiled in wine
to separate the flesh from the bones.
The flesh and the viscora were taken
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
Get ino penee for Born

5or nogls Oase lioen fob en- Nstc
Yprt apis en- arpeIpsnins, ION ops
fprprebe til at opgipe Nprssien til
Irpingerne efter Sanfams Jamilien,
Der boeoe i 9ubiun, y. g., i 1921.
Roismdn 9ueitep / Supion fit ie Or
peIpsningen % ~erinoreoe, al Wrs.
Darn u. 2ittle / Suoipn iom pise
beo Wlarp Saniam. !Sun toe Ipiien
mso Jig % iegte benoe op. Sun iunDe
minoss, at en- Ben al benoe for 80
Iar Then iatte ino So / en- Sparebdnt
/ Nep Yort paa benoe8 Hdon, "a al
en- anhsn Den libt Iensre FANNIE Mar
fsieoe 81 Ill. SaQen itoo tlar for
Wrs. 2ittle, % bun buIteoe peiad, at
be to MGnb beo Carpenter % Wbite.
6un bar oengdne Ell lioen pige % beo
Wurp 9urbnsr Sanidm.
Der blep itruis giort Stript til a:
bringe oe usoNnolse 8eoiier tilpeie,
% prGiiRnten for Spdrebanten
9uoiOn Gitp ieuote benz til Nep Yort.
6un III Ill Spar. at be So M par
pOtset pp til $202,o4, oe at penaers
piIoe BIZ u~obstolte. mar rette peotom
menoe melote fig. 6plhtfteierenos
@eptier for Mtdrp Sarfdms Sbeutitst
CT Isnot mte Bolt til Rstp gor,, %
Mrs. 9ittIs nil fau Sumnen. Der Tom.
mel til benbe up'tsn ION en- 9sburts-
o~dasQaoc. oa bun ben Bite Marts fe,'
rer i'm S4oe 6poTelsoIo.
Wange tunoe 0IGoe Wsomenneiie,
paa famine Naaoe ION De n9puts Ser.
rer CARPENTER o. Wbite, Der NJ I9ust
bar Ii9aet ! fin 8rap. !9apoe De sips'
s. Ill rem lille fireaarige Wtorp, pilot
peuetnt forlUnqit p1ret opbruete; meT
pso al iGtts benz / en- Sparebau, bar d
fafst benoe en- 0l9o paa beuoe!
eamle Gage.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
2,e47,4el.
Gaa Not er 9ammarfs GsIlsmensbs
ifslse TsIfeteaineea ben life Gtb.

Qibbenbopn Ste Marts.
Citizens itatiftiffe Bureau bar
1 Dag iioienot en- f~orelsbie 8eretnine
PM ben ben /. Gebrnor b. ". at.
boI6te aInliu6eIige GoIfet9Iing.
&opehreiultatet af bernie er, of
Dnnmarf bar 2,447, 441 Snbbpggere
ener 1904 pr. ababratmiI.
s 1901 boebe inbenfor bet fam.
me Serritoriun i MIt 929, 900 Wen.
neffer eIler 1880 pr. ababratmiI,
iaaIeoes at BefoIfningst9tbeben aft.
fao | 9sbet at De Sunbrebe Mar er
iteeet til OBJ mob bet 3.bobbeIte.
gefoIfninestiIperte1 Dor / Be iioite
t1aar oeret1 9 PCT. aarIie elIer be.
~betpoeIigt mere enb / Siosrnmmct
tS70-90, ba ben bar 0,99 pot, og
ogiaa ftsrre enb Marbunoreoets
gienneminitIige EeIpert, Der bar O,97
PCT. aarIig. Gen itsrite EiIpart
faIbt / $4,000 meb Iii PCT. aar.
Iia % ben minbfte / Marene 1901
40 meo Inn 0,S4 PCT. aarIig.
Meo Senipn til EiIperten inoen.
for 9anbets SopeboeIe meIlem De TO
iioite Solfet9nineer ifaI mfsres, at
aisbenbaun, Sreoerifsbers % Sunb-
bperne er iteaet ira 3S1,6S2 Sno.
bpsgere til 476,S76 eIler meb 24,9
PCT. De II ftsrite Bropinsbper mco
oper 10000 Snbbpegere er iteset fra
170,135 til 244 1851 ener meo life
minore END 1875 pGt. / De iioite If
Iar. Ge minore aipbitpoer og Dc
to SanoelspIabier baboe / 1890 til.
iantmen 1876, s Snbbpasere, Der
1901 bar iteget til 237, 249 og er alt.
iaa poret nteo 2O.5 pGt.
2anbbooiitrifterne poa gerne er
itegne fra 673,055 Snbbpegere til
694 29S eler meo 3,2 PCT. 9anb.
oiitrifterne / Spnano err fteaet fra
750,607 til 794,667 elIer meo 90
pGt.
slt iaIt or @efoIfningen fteaet ira
74S,71S til 95S,476 ener meo %
PCT. SonbbefoIfnineen err iteaet fra
1,423,662 til 1,4SS, 965 ener m,co
4,6 pGt.
Wpbefolfnineen trner MI oper to
6emtebeIe af 9artbets gefpIfning, oa
beraf nbejor a%isbenbapn SoIpoelefl
og teller altlaa en- SenlteoeI al belle
9efoIfningen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
90 Wasiemoro.
Vfrs. Naramore or9ber fine ier
Vprn. - Garner DrGber trc Vprn.

Golobroof, Wosi. 21oe WartS.
AIRS. 9is5ie Noramore or9bte
UNDER ct anfalb al Sinbsforpirring
tine ier gsrn / lit Siem, Ell balp
Wil ira oenne 9p, oe forisgte Der.
pao of taee lit eget SIP.
@ernene bar fra 10 gar til 10
Waaneoer gnmle. Sum ~begpnoie
meb oelt 9loite, bpent bum Hog / 500
peoet nleo en- Gre. Iue De andre
orpbte bun poo iomme Wtoaoe uno.
toeen oen minoite, iom blep ilaoet
libel nneb Ell alubbe. 20 lagoe bun
| Ell Seng, 90 De fire andre / en- an
Den Seng. Gerpoa foripete bun at
taee lit e9et 9ip nleo at ifiGre Jig
SaIien meo Ell 9arberfnip. %
bun bIep iunbet. Iaa bun / Den Setg,
bpor De fire hsbe Barn loo. l(agtet
bun bopbe ifoaret opbt / i'm Sals,
ontoees bet BOG, at ban bill fommc
fig.
Manoen bar ON Moreenen 9aaet
til lit grbeioe i ct Saebrls, % for
ban forloo lit Siem, bapoe Songi
life boaret Jig %beipnoerIis 40. Del
antaees, at 6orbrpoelien bleu be
gaaet itror efter Mtooag. ga Or.
Iaramore fom biem ON Iitenel
fom ban ira Jig ielp al Sorg oper
Tabet al fine gsrn.
Clinton, We., 21oe Warts.
Sormer Sacob Marr, lom Dor otte
MiI berfra, or9bte ibas line trc
9prn Ineo en- Eg. 9e beb allce, IL
Iar, Gbipin, 9 Mar, % Selen, Z .Iar.
Normeren bapbe p9ret mismooia Ell
Sio. Sc boobe netop ipiit WtiboaG
% Den Glbite 0atter itoo og oo'feot
SaIerfner. ga Saoeren off forbi bet.
De no | Iebifinlet % benteoe Ell Nr
San fom tiIbaee til aisffenet %
itrofte Tin Cater 900 til 8nIpct
meo ct SIae. AIRS. Marr iaa Del
% lob ~ifrieenbe til lin Wanbs gar
Samuel Morrs Sus. Wanoen 81!
openpau, hpor be ptere 9ern bar, oc
br9bte Dem beeee. % ben Glort
Morr troabte ino, itob Ssnnen o.
paifeSe fine SGnber. ga ban bic,
ipurat. hporfor ban begif S%orbrnoe!
len, iporebe ban: Seq peo life
Senere paa 9ogen bleu ban arreite
ret.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
NIere paroitmloe Barter.

On urroiiulo Vorpselie al Sernbunelite.
ratureu. npl,s ubsiuet al Netp gcri Central
4 Subipn 8lrer @ailroao Yasiaeeroepar.
temen.. er 9o. 8 al be ioafalote Sour
Grad Series" betitlet 'Gmsricas @inter
&eiprts".
Nu. o iuutrsrer % bsffriper icrtiattet b
iornemiie Siufer.Neiorter | Amerito, bert
blanet De betleubte &eiorter / Spoen, poo
Cuba. Rprtp Hieo. | California % paa b
haipaiilie Ger.
Roget al be, bebIte peo cenne Iamfet c,
en- Serie al Barter | IRE 6arper; 9isie up'
iaser belle ben enc Sioc, hporpaa Yinter'
HeiorterHe CT bstesnet meo tore. rsc'
GrItier. n
Ut Gremplar al '5oar.Srad Series Nc
5 ieuees irit pr. Epit peb @coiaselien al c
1 Gent GrimUrte. al @eorse 8. 9auiels
General Yasienser sseni. Rem gort Gen
tral Soilroap, 1ranb Central Citation. Hsn
BORT Gun. aS-s
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
Hierte,
8anfen.

1lrD eaer ureseImasfst SierteIas er e
9esn pou, at Rerperne eler Sjertemuif
lerne er fbose. On Iansere fprtial
Spasbeb fOraariaser Wisbannelie Oa
orsaniF Spsboin. Spis 9eres Siertea
B~epeselie er ipas. siBr ben iterf. Ypa
op Muiflerne os itprf Nerperre mel
BET ifDrife al ale 2asemioler, Or.
Miles' 9eart Cure.
"9en minofe MnItrenselie ener Sp.
bioieIie bepirier. at nit SIerte banter
% BANNER, % Ies bapoe 9lufalo al
uro. Smerte os Siertebanien. Ere
SLATER al 9r. STILES Seart Care fures
reoe ade bisie G~oritprrelier % sioroe
mig rolt.~
mrs. 8. u. gouts,
Upper Sanbulfp, Dbio.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
metter meaer manbaa. pnsbaa

Wetten meoer Manbog. OtsbaS
oa ssrebog, / ct 3nrelie | Go,trtbuict
Der er beitemt til bette 0iemeb. On
peisaenbe piI Der finbe en- brcget
S~orionItns at MrnS, apinoer og
Born, Der bar faaet Nlabs nebe peo
Geren. Mmnee RatinnaIiteter er
re~preienteret. Soran iiooer en- Sn.
m poo 6 WebIemmer. Gil bercs
bsire Si6e err en- opbeiet 8Iatform
meo to StoIerooer optaeet at fattige,
foricmte Born. aloffen 10 inofn.
Der 9ommer Srtbin fig | Retslofa.
let og Sortanblineerne paobegpn.
oes; mango isrgeIige Siitorier fom.
rter M for 0pfet. Wan bar fiinoet
mango al gernene meb mn ct eneite
aInbnirasftpffe paa arnppen, for.
%iiIltne, benneIsie, forlnote. SIDE ON
Stbe meo bisie fan maj finoe ct
Barn meb fine mnnerer. pelfleot
men biemleIt, pao 8riino at Sor.
aIbrenes ainpIerier % Sr9tte ON
bbem Of benz oct ffaI tiIbere. gsrn,
iom bar bpret opI9rte til at tiene
Eenge poo 2aiteits 8eie, firtbes oeioa
| 6en ltnac Ssoriamlina.
9eriom 2ommeren beiiemmer at
Barnet ifaI taaes ira Sor9lorene
blir oct aoopteret al BERTH ififfeoe
SoIf, ener Oct ienbes oirefte iii Ell
garmbiertigbeosmtiioIt. Mange at
@iitterne er fln 8 slar, og man Ter
nm Soppen al oereS Sooeoer oper
9ommerens T1iIt. gfaar 9omneren
foIoer Ell ifr9filneen lioen 8llt ben
til Jig, logger lin Saano petllig paa
bans Sopeb % ipsrger, "Soorfor
gioroe on ioooant, min 0reng?" ioI.
Der Barnet iom ofteit / Soarer oa
Sanbbeben fontmer ga frem. @r oct
9ornets foritc 6otieelie ieiibes oct
uroertiben biem UNDER f~ortiot @gt.
p%aagipenbeo al 5iIipnsmunoen, eIler
ON Gommeren life tror oette err roo.
beligt. ienbeS iaaoanne til "Sobn
8ortbep Sd,ooI". Meeet nIporIigc
Eiliploer ienbes til Stutens Me
fnrmifoIe.
Weget fao Iiger iirbes bIanot
hiSie itlee Iorbrpbere. DC ienocs
ION ofteit birefte til Ell 9armhierti1
bebsanitoIt for ~fpinoeIiee Norbrp.
oere, oa Inflogene olminoeIia CT
%iaobonne, Der beIit life bsr bebono.
les ofientIig.
s andre itsrre 0per beopnber man
at giorc I~nitaIter til at iao inofert
lianenoe 0nmitole for unge SOP.
opertr9oere.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
Gmomm mere Salifmnntneri.

cpbosttSpOutt; bar uuls srsb,; no, en- RAIN.
iueutrerbGHoe % 'oati 'ai I en- tpr MoneSe 'alIte
Seoltr, ber ucr 'aa aobi ~r'teralort ct olriuheltes
Go.i olhus riIee miStnn'e bsm 'ot a, Dru ialrt
'SoaHier'tlitrS' 'easr aluh al ~s'tsrIiQHf BE- msit
unrotulN GlHG iarlia poitsiters gRapsb,iirrS. esr
bar 'ea mango g'tsritautrr. men life hN eiae ipr
almires!isr Spaepmmt Tom HSbtr 9pIolsbtr. ulc.
lara ira5 6~orsc'slit 1pspspha, Sor,ioppsIr. gssr.
ossese % alri'nstIia elappeil, 3eum Bitter re.
ittiuertr Naatta NJ naar 9tootu sr 9p Crbsn.
ismbrlHasr ben sect gioo % r,ssIiet al BET, Saa'
lte5s naar Nrr' sitter III efartsus % eipstraitsus
soee % 0itHslusr Stpris III ben ioaes % gappehe,
Naosaa Gilrrusaipa. Haar % tisbsr. @aa alnb I'll
poaliesIis, Gpotbsi,r,. icm bar Orb is a, iiots
stab maH '~orlanssr.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

9rrsrsn: "Smorssn. tiGrs Born. fal
ri h en- 9ur til Dprebdpen. DER tal J
faa Il en- Glefant. Tom Tan tr9ite aor'
Ten at en- SlaFe % ismme ben"
On lieen Gut: Oct tan 9apu psiaa
sisre!"
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
DR.. Miles
Heart Cure

beroliser bet nerppie Sierte, resulerer
bets Slas os bigger up bets Stprfe,
iom intet aupet fan. Selses al Ipu'
tbeferne unber @aranti.
1r. Miles' NebiraI &c., Glfbart, Sno.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

81 CT ueItilfreos meo ~Suspennen' en-.
hper Senieenpe % Tan trpst anbefaIe ben til
Gnbper. ION tr4rger en- Spnlditine. Sras.
ten folteoe 80 Gents. Sobn st~noerfon,
Gau Claire, @tsconiin
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
Yeftu ira 8iaautp 0amnerp Co..
Tacoma, YNatb.,

% ieno g. Wt. Sroer meb Be1tilinser.
Gteuart Sslano Glib. 100 Stir. I 5snben,
$4.00
Stetpart Sslano Glib, $50 Ctr. n
9pnbe Observation-Disclosures. $50
Huset Suuno irnaa Glib. 1000 Sttr.
9pnOen Observation-Disclosures. 800
Ruset Souno lmaa Glib, 800 Stir.
5snben Observation-Disclosures. LIS
arpbret Glib 100 Stir. ........... 3.75
8looreo AlaIta gar, 200 Stfr. Spn,
oen Observation-Disclosures. 900
Slporpo Nlalfa Gar, 100 Sttr. ...... 4.50
NpitsY var 200 Stir. / Spnoen ........ $50
Sslts2ar 100 Stir. ............. 2.75
Sermetif mebldst aocite | 1 gsunbs
9Gifer pr. 9uiiu. ............. $50
@arerne %saranteres 9obe. 5rasten beta.
les al &lpberen. 30a4
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

On pebcripno ttitamerttrsoe belle IN
Fprmue til 3 9pinoer.
Oct tr Rem leg Bar at tdtte for NIT
9ips Sptie," b,o BET | 9dtamertet.
. I'm llnsoom bopoe ban irst til benz
ale 8 % faaet - gffloo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

gn son IRAN bar man uopunoet at
d, ,neite opuls aunss.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26
SpphcO.

Vsifrip GersS 9tIiQIbe. oa pt pil fee Ten ON ogiaa
Sc fan blioe helbreoet. Suien for Creme itoppes itrar.
tan bebanole fs islp. Gmtofn,u9srns er me.
yet moderate.
Wsr6s c%refIimif, 1876 Meeft 1913 ct. gsw gurf.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

@n eraeIT Siifer bar facet 800
str. ior et Stpffe Hap uno . Nuo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-03-26

-tuuue, pdlut 'pI uttS egeH SlDlo
% for Sommurcus. SiGTper life
bette iaees 9ernene ira Dem o.
operlabes til andre, Der er beore itiI.
Iebe ior Sp0ragereiernin9en
@noo9 ierite liars 0nteqncIie al
oenne 9orre,Fei piier i%yor6eleue peN
Soiteuet. ~ 1896 Gutter. irigip-
lie peo Ssite on @eorinQ oet piI iiae,
Der oor tiIlaot az penoe tilbuoe til line
9iem uuber Sorumtoeritob al en- ci
eraminotiousoTjcererne uar Der
fun 203 iom after bIeu broote for
Retten. gi $50 iom bIeo Ieslootc
ira "Sobn @ortbep StooI" par ber
fmn 33 Der after fom poa 4fueie.
DC oIminbeIialte 2ooooertrpoelier
beitoar al lmoo 3pDerier, StiIfein
ee, 8igeeri, o.i.p. Siipnsoffieerer
ne bolber ifurpt 2ie meo De iaofaIot,
"SSlnf" RRno, iom tieber al Rsrr
artifler, be peo bisie fife meS Mett
bar ! line Spnoer. 3iliee beppgte.
5cr9lbre eder 5ormpnbere Der len
Der gern iii S~nioouerne forat tiaae
De unse, iom er TONNE ino poa 1sor
~brpoerbnnen, befinoes / De onerileil
2ilfnloer at tiIbsre 6orplore Der G
beniaIbue I'll Grif.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-03-20
August Flower.

ut is surprising fact says
Prof Houton, that in all of my
travels in all parts of the world, for
the last ten years, I have met more
people having used Green's Angus
Flower than any other remedy, for
dyspepsia. deranged liver anC
stomach, and for constipation.
find for tourists and statesmen, or
for persons filling Office positions,
where headaches and general bad
feelings from irregular habits exist,
that Green's August Flower is a
grand remedy. 1t does not injure the
system oy frequent use, and is ex-
cellent for sour stomachs and in
diges ton. Sample bottles free
at Owen, Frost & Co. Sold by deal
ers in all civilized coun tries. Get
Green's Prize Almanac.