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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30
Sri Mitbnta Sur.
2titbmatene brin9er Ojebtiffelig @inorimg % fmlo
itGnoi9 S,elbreoeIie I aac StlfeGoe.
= e . 5rit tiIienct paa 5orlan9enoe. g g .
aa- striO @oOn % GOresie tpbelie. zsa

Ger er %in9sutiua Zig o9tit6mas Rnre".
Oct brin9er eieblitfeliq 9tuoring, enbo9s
ou / De oRrite 8ilinlbe. De. %tlrerer,
loar ale andre 6inq teller
HsD. Is. 3. NeuS ira 8tu1 gibae 81,
i%trioer: @oers Yreueilaife al o@it7mas
Rule4 mobtaget / ooh Orben. Seq fan
lite ifrtpe. buor totnemmelig leg er for
ben ginoriag iom le9 bar mobtn9et neo
o.tt.. Seq Uar ell 5lape. lenfet meb Ell
aorli9 0als o9 ditbma 10 Aar Sea
aoeoe, at leg alorio piloe blioe raft. seq
fao eoers advertisement om 0elb eoelie
for oenne lfrGttell9e % 1ineiulOe eng
aom, Nitbndo og troebe, s bdDoe at
for meQet, men ie D.los Dog pr0oe bet.
5il mint 0nerraifelie bjalp bet. Seno
mig Ell tor SLATE.
Neu. TT. Mtorris g9e6iler, &abbi at
Song. gnal ,55rIel". %lfrlper:
9fem bort, 3. San 1901.
Or. Gait yte6icine 90:
2Grebe 0erreri 6oers ,4tbma. Rur"
er ct ubmrrtet Otioeel MOB 4G,bma o9
Hay Fever, og bets Communicating
linorer ior o1e RcinRrlig6eoer, iom CT
iorbunoue meb Qitbml. Sets 8irtnin9
er forb1pienoe o. utouloerllg.
Otter at BABE nnoeri8at Den mel # neie.
fan ri li9e, at .Qtbmalen." inoe6oloer in
Sapr5
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30
SonoeriYllano.

81. %. " os { II, ben b%ibtilb9renoe
mangeaurige U%leOarbejoer peO o5lenss
borg Qpis" og llo9iper at oNoroIIess
bi9It SBnbagsblab", forlob forleoen
Dag 5lensborg for at boi9tte fig /
Ssnoer, bpor Den npitifteoe n5gnoer
qanomanbsbant" Iom ban bliper Be
ftprer al, pil aabne fin YirtIombeo
n9ite llge.
6r. RosIen bar / 6ptge o5lensborg
gpis" pGret tnnttet til bette gldo itosn
Spmmeren 1884, altfaa / poer L
Qdr, % bar / naiten belle oenne 8io
felpitanoig r%ebigeret be TO 4foelinger
,,8erbsns Sang" % SRA iioIte llge@,
unoertioen o9iad andre Dele al Did
bet. 3il 3i6er - / alt ooer 4 &ar
- oa ,,6lensborg apis"s llogioer pep
tpun9en 5raparelie bar forbinoret /
at f~oreitaa 9labets Qebelie, bar 9r.
aosIen foreItaaet Denne % til 0els
oQIaa bait bet jnrioiite 4nioar for
belle Reoatiionen. Paa Ct iadoant
9iospuntt blep ban / 1887 fat unoer
Qlntla9e for IN fra 8eiteregnen inos
Ienot Wleobelelie, Der bdnoleoe ON
ben beftnbte 9aitor SacobIen / StGrs
Bat, % ban bIep oa iosnt en- ire Ulaas
neoers 6qngielsitraf, iom afioneoes
Gfteraaret 1887. ri Qar ienere blep
Sr. 3osfen. ION efter SperlGrer
Monraos Doh 1889 baOoe o~Oertdget
llogipelien at oHorOi lespi9it Ssns
bagsblaO@. antIaget Tor 9ru9en al
glapnet Ssnoeribaanb og i0smt en- IA
9ages 4rreItitrai. iom ban dfioneoe
Sanudr 1897.
6oruoen gennsm en- lang 4drrGttt
at babe parst en- Itattet Meoarbejoer
at ,6ltnsborq Nois" % IN troiaii
Stette for glaoet uneer ofte %panite=
liQs 6orbolo bar 6r. Rosien paa for.
ileaiQ Waaoe osltaget i andre 9eitrG.
bMelier, Der bragie BAN / 5orbolo I'll
fine WeoborQere. 3 Qnleonina At lin
gortreiie ira 6lensborg bar bdn bad6t
ira 6oreningers % pribates Siot Oa.
ret @en'tanb for megen GpmGrtiom.
hso.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

iaare Dem, Der life minbre snb 5 er
iOrige for at fremme &etfaroig6ebens.
9umdnitetens o9 SUBS Gag.
Og bet Striot, s bar gjort. er efter
min Mening beregnet paa at babe
netop bet 8eiultat, betlager. %
obil gore Den eoangeliife ariitenbeo,
@erosn ober, alporlig. aanbelig
Staoe."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30
Gen iDoafrifanifr arig.
9iltoppen nj s%iprrpOuls SDnr pna
DEN hluebilfe.epan9elilie
alliances AOrcsie.

gi1foppen at 9ipsrpool, Or. GGas
pasie. bar afgipet fslgenoe Spde pca
ben i6meiBiid. epangeiite QGiancea
0pfororina til sStorbrittonniens
ariitue" ON at anoenOe beres SnoflD
Delis til at enoe 9rigen / Sboufritl.
9Gre 8reore / Griitusl
Som en- al Dem, Ter / bsj @rao IGts
ter 4ri5 pda bsn i6meiBiIteseoange=
liife airtes Sbmpati, bar jeg lGit
eoers G%pforbring meo Sorg og Be
itprieIie. 0erIom ben Qntlage, s
retter mob Storbrittanien, par lamb,
0iloe ri f%ortiene 6ele ben cioiliiereoe
9eroens 5orosmmelie. 8i inoremz
mer, At Dor Regerin9 bar bsgaaet sell
ta9elier, men al ri bar banolet umens
neltsligt. baurot og uretfGroigt, be-
nGgter ri meo 6ftertrDt % 6drme.
u 8i isgte lite arigen. Den blep
os paatpun9en at UGno, Iom, bbdb
oeres YuaTiuo M enb bar, / Yirtelig
6eoen itrGbte eftsr at tilintetgpre Gngs
lambs Waqt / Snoafrita % odnne en-
ipoafritani1 Republit. Qt bet for
bolp.r fig iaaIeoes, er MI bapet oper
enbDsr 3pipI. De gioroe Snbfalo /
brittiit 9erritorium og protlamereoe
bets 4nnetsion.
q vi bar lite fort arigen uretferz
oi9t o9 gruIomt. arig er altio en-
iorfGreelig ulptte og meofgrer ubez
regneliae Cab at Blob og pengs %
uunogoaeliqe 2ioelIer for be uItpltioc.
9rig bill altio trape. at %Gienoomme,
ia. ielo 2%anosbner. mao brqnoes, pa
6ienoen elIers Burger oem til Sfiulez
iteoer for fine Trooper % FIN @mmuz
nition og JON Bats for fine Operus
tionuer. 9bor fo~rfaroelig enb benne
GoslGggelie af Gienbomme bar b9ret,
Iaa er ben fun blepen beororet /
poerite RebstiIfGlOe % at en- engelIt
9eneral, 6pis @uosfr1gt % 6umaniz
tel er b9pet ODER en6per 5bibl.
y goernes apinber % gern bleo
iamleoe / 9ejre. foroi be lite tunoe
9ofoes / QiOe paa nogen anben Waaoe.
9eres egne 9snner funbe lite bialps
Dem, og be truebes al 6ungersnso.
lltoiDliomt bar be liot en- DEL, men
BET bar bore egne Solbater % Gm
beosmGno ogIaa. lltpipl1omt bar
0e0eli9beoen, IprIig meaem garnene,
bGret Iergelig bei, men bet bar oen
o9laa oaret / pore 2eire blanot itprte
og bGroeoe WGnb. Oct er paa .nqen
Mtaaoe let meo fort YarIel at ~tiloeie-
brin0e aOoe lanit9re 5or6olo % Be
fororing Tor ct Iaa tort 4ntal Wt1no
og 9pinoer / ct Iaa ubitratt % goe
Gano. Def 6ebIte SDar paa eoers
IsrgeIige 9eltbloning for 0ruiombeo
mob 9binoer og 8orn er, at goerne
lelp ienote oeres 5amilier til brit
tilt Serritorium for at blipe beitpts
teoe, og at 5r. ariiger LOB lin 6uftru
blipe tilbdge / pratoria unoer brittiIf
Regering.
GDdngeIilte ariitne I Storbrittas
nien at be forifelisite politiIte @nitus
slier unoeritstter, og bill peObliDe at
unoerItstte, beres aegerings politit,
forbi bet g9lber bet BRITTLE Ri0es
Sntegritet, SDoafritas fuloItGnbige
Qualification og be Snbfpbtes Gpanges
liiation.
Seq tpiDler life ON, at :, tare
grebre | ariitus, bar ubIenot e6ers
Opforbring, beij9lebe al be 6sieIte
Wotiper og meo bet obleIte Maal for
gjs. Men 5 maa tilgibe mig, naar
ieg flyer, at s bar banolet ub fra /
6sj Grab man9elfulbe Oplpsninoer,
og at s bar rettet @ntluser mob friIis
ne grsore, fom pau bet opbeite mda
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30
D.. 8oft 8r :. W2eoicine 50. {:
s;rppeaaTte fenOt frtt paa f~orlanssnOe.

Opqt bet life @hfo etbahees til: DIR TAFT BROS. MEDICINE CO, 70
East both ST, New York City.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

uobrag al nOgle 5reue meo 2ildoelle.
SIR. 3. @ielien, uHoeriupDo. Minrt, lfriUer: Wleotz
fincH Dar ior min @nifri, % le9 nil beruro ~llnoerette
0Der ON, at ben bar aiort min 0uitru nle8et goot.
6nH bar ingrt yie0ialo al eiumoberen mere o9 er M
/ StaHo III al gore en- itDr 8dit. Sea ienoer berleo
en- ~hiertelig gai rur oefr plGlp, bun bar erbolo, gen
nem @bels Weoitiner.
Wrs. Req. :. n. geuine. Gotato, Minu., itriper
0erpeo %bepiones, al Goers We0iriner er uomGrfeoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30
9pit .pg fait.

5Ipbenoe2 hs. Den nDeite
Op0agelie paa &emiens Omraaoe er
Get fpoenoe 9ps, ct Stof, iom beitaar
al bite imaa fosforerenbe leoenoe
N9iensr, At bbilte Der tan p4re flere
Wiiaioner / en- got gano. Gn Slate,
JON er fplot Oermeo. uobreber ct bliot
Ems, b~bprira Der lite u~oitraaler nogen
Yarme. og ION tan boloe fig / flere
Waaneber.
Spoageren at BET flpoenoe Gus er
ben frantic 9ioenita6smanO aapbael
Dubois. 9niet er ct 3eiultat at en-
temiit og Ell fpiioIoqiit Yroces, / bet
1T er lptteoes 6r. Dubois at fremz
title en- lpienOe 9aoite al oisie fos=
foreietenoe 0titro6er. Iaatdlote 30
toz9atterer. 9enne @aoItes Ems
itbrte tpmmer omtrent op peo Chen
al tlurt Miaaneitin. OpIti1er man
en- SLATE, iom er fplot bermeo, / ct
Ito1t 9qrelie, iaa tan man peo 9j9lp
al bette ems ie, bpao 9loften er paa
ct eommeur, Iaie trptte 9o9itaOer og
tenoe 4niigtstr9ftens paa 4erioner,
Der itaar / nOgen 9tfitano.
prsoer at Oenne @GoIte bar paret
opbepdreoe flere Waane0er / en- mgrf
aaloer uOen at mite 2~psfraften.
9daar 9psi.prten %aftager, fan man
after forege ben peo at r1ite 5laiten.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

81. 9mt 8ros gfeouine Co.:
26rebe omr r! Sea pn arue beue Mnbefrms. iorot h9 ma gore BET. bn R9 bar
eors .Qf6ma6n|s uoGfuloe SuulQ ir 0dbqode al Nnbna. Dn 6unru
bar prret plaeet ab tunpootq ab ne oe note 2Nr. Seq baoe ip opgud at tz
bmbe, og andre 6aut o9la iDtamt onS gR3Gtaf o la leg eors Gilt PAD
ebs gin6ne poa 1870 @ne; Rem bort. oo lea bhc oebGftfg ell Maf. .4abmalel".
nn begpnoe al bruce Del #omtrug pbb ben 1T Ropertef Seq mprto mart 5oron.
b dQen. O. bun 6aDbe bruot en- 6afe. pu bun mi Gt 6emeoet % nn II M belt ri
iFiaoome Spqoomsr8n seq fgr al leg tan anbfae eme fReoNto II al lome
~ act at bean SpQopm. 49, Gars s. 3. B6elps, D.
5 6ebr 1901.
o. 3dt @r :. 9Rebcne so:
2ele6e pennl SEQ oar poat ai Nlf5mo &@ 4ar Sea bar prs1st t ntoql8e gfSier'
DrnQ eRbdffIiQ. Sea bar du bbt al dWs nOe SLATER, o9 leg G ne9e ttnenme 9
ga Der 6lnit He Born "a bm. life tlut drbgoe les at Nu r leg ldfo g tan
arogo 5ouetntuon br DAG. Seine anbgatn8 na Dc BRUCE, bg1on &c fan.
gopG. 25 Gpm9ton Ct Rop4oeL.
g. Gait 19 IT. DGm.2Uf Gub
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

0uIbbrbIIup. @ulo5rnlup
feireoes fori:ta at ct al.o3 lst 2GJ-
tepar / Spnoerborg, tioligere @ritgis
per qenbolot og 6uitru. Ears 9eOers
oerien Qenbolot er fsot / RGr6eOen
al 6rsoensbora ben Is. 5ebruar
1922, bans 9uitru 6.ciIi:, isnt BAUM
beet, / Senbsrborg Den IA. Marts
1926.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

Jdaar 9%p5i,prten a%ftager, tan man
after forege ben peo at rplte 5laiten.
% uanez S a9ttagelfer Der
6lioer cite itiGet Get Spergsmaal til
Astronomer, om man pso Maanez
5agttd9elier tan Ie @enitanoe al
Sterretie ION bore iterite 8pgnin9er.
Brof. 8ictering, ION / fin 3io bar an
ItiGet IGrIi9e 1noerig9elIer berom puu
N perudnit 8iargitation. bpor OBJ
Ierpatioriet befnoer fig unoer be melt
gunitige atmosfariite 6orbolo 7,4OO
5oo ober 6a0ets OperHaoe, % 6por
Der finoes en- fortrpfelig &ittert meo
345 @anges 6oriterrelie, opfpier, at
can meo oenne Aitfert trat Maanee
obsrflaoen 100 8unge n9rmere, eno
naar man fer ben meo blotte Zine.
Dan iad meb andre Orb M}aanen ida
tDoeligt. ION ON ban baooe befunoet
ii9 1900 9ilometer eQer noQet ober
POO U}il oben ooer ben. Oct minDTf
iDnlige Obieit par rimeligois omtrent
$50 Sob / 8enneminit. og ban toiplez
&c paa, at Wudnen nogst Steo bar
beore ipnIig ielp meb De beOite O6ietz
tioer.
Den itsrIte MI efsilterenoe Qiffert
r mere eno ire @ange iaa tor ION
Brofesior Offerings. og 6bis ben par
opltiQet pad ben for n9bnte giqrqs
I%tation. oiloe man tunbe Re @enitan0e
At ben babe Sterrelie, altiaa @ens
Itdnoe, lom maaler minore eno 300
Soo / @ennem1nit. st 9n9ningsbart
At Sterrelie Tom 9slner 0omtirten
eaer Peterstirten / Rom piloe altiaa
tunne les iom ct lille bite Quntt, %
ct Objett Iom Sernbanebroen beo
asln oiloe unoer guniti9 Sol6elbsz
ming oiie fig iom en- lang ina. Chg
sc.
profesIor picterinq bar maalt he=
re ardtertegler paa Maanen, ION TIM
bar en- 6ejoe at 150-180 5oos, men
Iom Oeo Solopgangs eter Golneos
gdngstib taiteoe en- meget lana StD9s
ge. Pad famine Wadoe bar man
iagttdget miIelanqe Sober, Iom nGppe
69per fig mere enO 70-S0 5oo ober
Wiaanens normale Sberfaoe.
st alminbeligt enteltItaaenoe 6us
paa W|aanen piloe life tunne iaqttaQes
meo bore nuoerenoe men
oerimob piloe man not tunne o6Ierpes
re tore og Ootlenbe Snouitricenier
Iaalebes ION De finbes Flere Steoer /
europa og 4meritd.
Gpor at nuo9renoe eler tioliqere
Woane6oere. ION babbe forraabt Tia
peo ct eller dnbet Storbqrt, bar man
ingen Sinoe funoet = / MooIatnina
til be reeeImGsige aanaler, mar fan
Ie pda Wiars, Og Tom tunoe tDoe paa
2iliteoeb9relien at 5ornuftpGIener.
g%efororer Optagelfen at Narinqss
itoferne / Spitemet, renter glooet,
itbrter gerper o9 Muitler; qiper og
D~eoligeboIoer 9elbreoet. Den fore
Mebicin, Roctp Mountain 9ea. 35
Gents, bos Qpoteferen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

so Mars 3ienefte. 6orrige
Snsoaq bar DIT 50 Mar. iioen Som
fru Qnna 9eterien tom i 3ieneite Dos
9ommerceraaoinoe 6anien iom 6usz
iomfru. Ra9iitraien lOo oberrGtte
benoe en- @ulobrohe meo Q~metpitIten,
oa / 5ru 6aniens 6us ianot Der en-
Itsrre 6amilieieit Steb. Somfru g}es
terien er tnonu ran troos fine IS Qar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

SiItentt 0uI
2IterbD 0aler gnoeismejeri pso 5sns
DIR Ct bleoet tiltenot /. YrGmie for
TAFT Smer paa lloitiaingen / Stettin
% bar faast 0iplom meo @ulome=
baile. Miejeriets Drift leoes al Be
itDrer e. guld.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

fan ri dge at .Qr9malGn." mbe6ober tuJn GpmH JtoutH 9loro orm eN! @t9et.
@oets Ru. 81. M otrts 8 ei6leE
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

g%eforbrer OptaeelIen at Earrings
Itoferne / Spitemet, renter glooet,
itprfer Rerper O9 Muitler; aiper og
peoligeboloer 9elbreoet. Der fore
Meoicin, Roctp Mountain yea. 50
Gents, bos QpOteferen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

Den flpqteoe poftbirets
tpr. Oct prejIiifs 9iiciplinaridms
mer i Slesoig %forbanbleoe paa Ell Wes
be forlebsn ON ben ffDgtebe poitoirets
tor 6lemming al 9uium, Der Tom be-
fenot bar sDet unberile6 til st 9eIeb
of oper $1,000 Mart. aenbslien leo
pad QfiteoigelIs. - 9enne Tar ban 10
islb taget uoen Al pore ON 5orloo.
Sntet garnemorb. Gage
u~noerfegelIen af Del Barn, aonen
@opien / 6uium bar feOt j 9elgss
maal, bar biIt, al Del er beofebt. So
nen er berfor leslabt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

0utobrnllup. @rpnmeaer
Sens S%ergsnien % 9uitru / 8pbbeI
feireoe forleoen GenOaq oeres Sub
brDaup. 3 Soften oeltog Bern, 9srs
nebern. GlGgt % 9enner. De gamle,
lem er 1eit oppe / 9alpfjsroierne, er
rate og rgrige.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

Bunoen 8 a I.
Gorleoen eftermiobas families | en-
6almitat of for Q%abenraa Gbausie
en- periOn | me9et libenoe 9ilitanb.
aommuneforitanoeren | Senber Ots
ting bleO unberrettet berom, og ba
@lobet ileb ub al Wunben pdd Mdns
ben, lob ban BAN fere paa arebsipges
buffet. Den ipge bar N 9ieneitetarl
9ans Sling, febt | @dbsl, men Iibft |
9jsneite / anub.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

0iamant brbllup. 6ornps
Zig feireoe Qitolaj qeterien og 9nitru
/ aoluno oeres 0iamantbrpGup. 5
eienoe Re9n tsrte IA 9ogne til Sir
ten, bbOr ben tirtelige 6sitiOeligbeo
fanbt Steo. gdsefter feireoes 9rDIs
lup I ,aonunb Bah. bbor for 10
9ar iiben ogiaa 9ulobrbGuppet bolb=
tes. Omtrent belle 2unosbpens Be
foltning bar Der iamlet meo be gamle
og Osres a 8srn. 6n SnbIamling til
be gumle gap Ell meeet Imutt uobbtte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-10-30

~ TTUT UTIVT70TI Jun N HIV TTVTWVV aTUTTVtT1 III
tenber.
N2rs. 9leo. u. 6. Barrie. Detroit, Winn.. itriber
3eres Yeoiciner bar uuaoei en- almiloelig aners
iGl efter bisie Me0.ciner, ION ere ldngt ~biligere og
bebageli9ere enc nogen 9pttorbehanblin8 o. er en-
litter aur.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-07-19
Question Answered.

Yes, August Flower has still III.
largest sale of any medicine in the
civilized world. Your mothers and
grandmothers never thought of using
anything else for Indigestion and
biliousness. Doctors were scarce,
and they seldom heard of appendici-
tbs, nervous prostration or heart fail.
ure, etc. They used August Flower
to clean oat the system and stop fer.
mentation Of undigested food, regu-ss
late 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
ard other aches. You only need 4.
few doses of Green's August Flower.
in liquid form, to make you satisfied
there is nothing serious the matter:
with you. GetsGreen's Prize Al
manac at your druggist. . .* s3 .:s
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1901-07-19
Mics Nettie Fitch is on the sic

u Mics Nettie Fitch is on the sicl
list. - ,.. .....
\ Mrs. H. N. Douglass returned
home Friday.
4 Nelson Dayton went to St. Peter or
e visit Monday. "
T. Leo. Wetherell, of Estherville, Ia.
spent Sunday here with friends. :.
Rev. Curtis went to ,Ceylon Mon
[day to attend a Christian Endeavo1
meeting. 5; Y, j.. { -. -.ss@4~ s ..Tr
n Miss Robinson, sister Of Mrs. p. T.
Nance, returned Monday from . visit
III Nebraska. X 4
20. g. Grundsten and tn Lambert
boys returned Saturday from thei'
western tnp.
Roman Bros. shipped Car of hogs
to St. Paul Monday morning, John
going with them.
Z Mesdames j. II. James, Bartlett,
and Mrs j. H. johnson aud her com.
pany drove to Adrain Monday.
Dr.. Gould returned Friday night
from Mortified where he attended
al association meeting of veterinar'
ians.
=. Frank Miller returned to his home
inABrainard Monday after q weeks
visit at bis fathers. M. L. Miller, in
this city.
.,sMre. John Reed and daughter,
Kate, returned from Wisconsin Fri
day and left for their homo at Read
ing Saturday.
D. M. Holland and family, Of
Worthine ton, spent Sunday as the
guests of B. F. Holland and wife,
Kinbrae Chinook. 49,:
Albert Leistico while coming in
town Saturday from his farm with q
load, Of hay was overcome with heat
He IL now confined to the house from
the effects. a re- il. II
DR.. Dolan is preparing to build q
six room Office adiace i1t to w. H.Har-
rington's shoe store, on one Of, the
lawn tennis courts. The office will
De modern one. = g.
Rev. N. Il. Bell, pastor at large of
the Presbyterian church, dedicated
the Presbyterian church at Round
Lake Sunday. This church is now
clear Of debt and are to be congratu.
lated on their success.
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Geo: Damon =, was sbefors Justice
Stevens Monday ior declining to pay
poll tax. On account of someirregu-
larity in the complaint the case was
dismissed. J. A. Town appeared for
the village aud Daniel Rohrer for the
defendant Sax %'~ -" y ~ 5
Information received. regarding
the disposition of Steve Muck who
was taken to Iowa last week, state
that he waived examination and il
now in jait at Cedar Rapids awaitiog
the action Of the grand jury. Man:
chester was also held to the grand
jury =.
W. T. Davidson, Superintend snt of
the Spirit Lake Chautauqua was in
town Saturday advertising that popu-
lar meeting. He states they have an
excellent program every day this
season. These meetings ARE very
profitable from an educational point
of view as we'll as entertaining. He
will have a man on the two Sunday
School excursions that are g1ing
from here, to sell tickets of admi :sion
to the chautauqua at Use, the regular
price being 45c.
The executive committee of the
Woodmen picnic met Friday after
noon to close up the account. The
finances we're in a very good condl-
ton and there will be small surplus
which will b. divided equally with the
ladies' improv league, cemetery
aid and business, mems association.
After paying the Humiston boys for
the shortage they paid on account
of tho Farmers intitutes held here
last year. The amount to ;oe divided
cannot b6e given at this time as there
are some out standing bills.
A better graft than the "Buffaloes"
has made its appearances: II may
not cost one 90 much in some cases
but it assure to cost moro than eleven
cents il it works, The joker with a
few kernels Of corn in hispocket sud-
denly and innocently ~ asks his
friend if he can give him i dollar for
some chicken feed" as small change
is sometimes called. The friend to
be accommodating says yes and hands
out the. dollar. The joker then
pockets. it and hands. his victim thu
the several kernels of corn that he
had in his pocket, A,>-S 90,
W.. Parry, who has made his
headq arters here for several months
past while having charge of an ex-
tensive agency fov the Reeves Thresh-
ing Machine Co., hos severed bic con-
nection with this firm and will leave
tomorrow for Adrian. MINI. He will
reside there during the fall and oper-
ate steam threshing outfit. in which
he will be assisted by G. NJ. Rohue,
who was formerly local agent for the
Reeves Company here. Mr.. Parry
is practical engineer Of much ex-
perience and expects to have all the
threshing he cen possibly attend to
this year.-Daily Pipestone Star. .
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LOCAL NEWS.


!. Mrs. E. j. Helmick is on the sick
list. - -''''< '''' ''4' '9.>* 5$Es.
G. w. Patterson left Friday for
Princeton, Mimi. Fl.
Caster machine oil at Stitser''s
harness shop. @
Albert Anderson is now employed
at F. G.. Stitser's. ' <. ~, ss l.s33.
~. ~ 49, Iii n, {: &Ss8.
Thos. Prideaux transacted business
ID Minneapolis this eek, I. ~, III
Z 3. A. Tripp is raising up bic house
and making other improvements.
Thos. Palmer went to St. James
Friday to look after some real estate.
L. E. Fitch and mother left Thurs
day night for the northern part Of the
state.
Lost.-Pocketbook on jackson
road. Finder PLEASE leave at this
Office. .-... 49,. w.. = -. IT,.
Z F. a.. Mccartney brother Mace and
Mr.. Isinour, Of Waterloo, are visiting
with Mac: 49,; 49, .~..@
! Mrs. Mary. Petit, of Minneapolis
visited with her SON G.. V. Petit, and
wife this week. -%@s=.>. %f..
, Miss Beddle returned to her home
Fulda Saturday after a successful
season with Mrs. E. P. Webb.
Kannsl and Rust are improving
Il. E. Torrance and Bro big store
with their artistic paint brush.
Mrs. Lewis and Mrs. Lundy and
children, Of Eldora, Ia, are visiting
their brother Harvey Rev and wife.
: The boys who, interfere Or damage
the bath houses had better be 2 little
careful AZ the first one caught will
not get of easy. i: tst Cd G4.@. s,s:a
! w. NJ. Evans and wife left Friday
night for the Pacific coast going via
St. Pau! and the Northern Pacific
road and returning via the Union
Pacific. They will be absent VI until
about Sept. lot. = :: .. ....4... :sg r.
While Geo. Suppress, Of the steam
was walking up town Friday,
be was run into ~ . large dog with
such force that one Of HE ankles was
twisted 90 as to cause him to limp
while walking. s:,:, S.s. s:,ssG. /. b
i. J. D. Matteson returned Friday
from Minneapolis, his wife
and son remaining for longer visit.
he says there were gathered at one
Time on ono corner 10 that city, eight
Worthington people. sS%..
/ Mrs. Evans, Of Gowrie, arrived here
Thursday night and returned home
Friday morning accompanied BY her
grand children to remain with her
during their parents absence on a
trip to the Pacific coast.
W. Shepard, representing the Ed
wards, Wood & Co., was in town a
day OF two this week co 'sultiDg the
local manager, Mr., Greaser. He left
Saturday for Fairmont where he is
residing during the summer.
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1901-07-17
Quality of Potatoes.


The demand for quality is by no
means confined to fruit, as many farm
ers think. One might say the consumer
has no means of knowing If certain
variety of potato is likely to cook up
mealy or be soggy, and that is true so
fnr as the appearance of the tuber goes,
but here is the way the consumer treats
the matter: He gets small supply of
potatoes from the grocer and finds
them soggy and tasteless. The next
time he goes to the grocer be tells him
in unmistakable terms that no more
potatoes like the last are wanted. The
grocer in turn lays down the law to the
commission man from whom lie buys,
who in turn looks up the source of sup
ply, and either writes the grower that
no more of the variety should be sent
or says nothing and sells them to whom
he can at any price he can. Thus the
producer pays the penalty for not TAX
ing quality into consideration in potato
growing. Test varieties in the soil you
intend to use, and know what you are
doing. If the soil is sandy or gravelly
loan and the plot has the proper care,
there is no trouble in producing quail