davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-13
5en boieite Sier0banc.

Ten S~ernbortc. Der ira Gina i Ecru
fsrer oper 9uoeStlGHcu or i,tfert ocn
beIit rGftenoe 9lerJbane, ION fuoe-.
&c0 Gina bcgpuocr Den / en- 3eJ0e II
iii 700 oUcr &aoiIo0cm Gcar OGrp1o
til Ct, @artoJomlp 1858 Eoo, tiger
uioerc Ill Den lille I'm W2uIcaua / l..
122 6ooS @sloc for cuoclll at 5IUoe
igrt over DC 3 @alCrl2r res Vlio o.
@dIero til en- SplNc al 14720 SOB,
bpor sen operifriocr AnNe5bicrIeuc.
9ioar logene mar til @alcrteruc. lIa.
res Der ct SpboIo poo 1 Inner. ior at
De RciicnOc fan ioa @cIIlQheo nj II
nUNc Nct prnatiuloc NicrQplnordml.
rlgtIgnof 'srit citcr at DC hor moplt
fct iia ioriOorIig ! tpffc &cIie qaa
@runO al oct u~iUNrouliIc NriNc >cr
mehcr Ncnr i 0CNmc bGtOoeIi1c @0IOI.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-13

Grafte mep farHoiinreS Grnamsn.
terer. Ten bar brilliant / 6lugt.
men iiaor ben flsp op eiter ct girfe.
trG, par ben life let at oponac, unS.
togen man III Gie paa bens, itroa.
lcnoe arone. Derpan fiIste Der efter
hpernnore fra Ga til 2inoeirG 90 ian
til slim ire foriffaiee SLoes Sfop.
("InrbIers"), Sen iorte OF
boiSe SpirpIe. Gen inmffe Wprte.
SnirpIe % ben bite lille euIo.pinsebe.
gt oisie ale err "@arbIers" (Spirp.
Ier) ices itrar at oeres baitige uroIigc
SIagren ira 8ren til 8ren, Zen
forte o9 bpiee fuflbe eierne ueo fsrIte
Siefait forperIes meb Rsooebaffcren
eler SatfeipGtten. met oenS ilanfc
6orm oa HaitlsSbeb rsber beu. 9u
fan ficnoe Iprteiarsercn paa bans
fire guile 6Ipffer % paa oct forte
Salsbaaub % nebbRnaenoe Smpffcr
omtrtng ben tpibe SdIs. Zen iiSite
berimob er mrsct naniteIig at ifieInc
fra Ell WprgSe ouSre imna 9rsnnc
% guile 6ngIe," (6ortiGttCS,)
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-13

3sofieIfenS aufomIt ftnbfritet os
life Longer fun Ell ifuifenhe Trsm.
Serena Iarts Iaaneh bar tilenoe,
baooc Gserl9rfen iuneet os FIN pnoi.
ge lille Runbians peb 2nfe Calhoun,
Safe Of the SsIes % fra bper oaben
Slaos riinot ON gpeu.
Sen fsritc parme Gag ! slpril op.
haeeoe hi en- Slot bIaubnlle. Geite bar
| en- Ggte 6iigIcfasie. bet bill iige, | Ct
Battlefield. bporieienuem Der risIebe
eli lieen gpf, 90 bpor Der poreoe
Smaafrat o. Greer | bpis @renc
SnaIene finbe iiobe % gpnac fig.
Der er mango iaabanne SteSer / OIL
omfrina 9pen. / @oihburn Bart,
langs M~iuncbaba Greet. ube peo
Camden SIaee oe opefter gIpebres.
Den. 8na inabanne RIabier or man
iitfer paa at finoe mango Sorter 6ug.
lie. 9ennegong bar oct ueS enSen al
8eItern Ine., bpor en- al 8lenipooo
Sprinas SLIDER lender lin fine Gano.
~itraale neo | goSiett'S Greet. gn
Slot 8iRrbeimutter far Ipie 8Iimt i
8i95a9 meS fine botoe SalefiGr, Tom
De imlttebe aieumem 9uifene % bel
oper Warfen. en- Spurp lao poa IN
8~iprheItang % lang pubefulot. bpp.
peSe RRbbet nco / 9Gffcn. frabieAc
ct giebIif / Wltloen, iao oS aubcubier.
rig inc I 2iet, ipraug omfring en-
famine og op igjen pao @irrSet, caar
til en- lab 8reu / RGrbeben for after
at sientuge fin lpitige Sang. @ibea
ieu6te fine isrgmobise Soner fra nG-
item hperteneite SrG - on fan LET II.
ae Sell al beus &nab, % bette, inntt
bens itore SooeO gisr, at mall mart
l9rer at ifielue ben fra ANDRE Iisneu-
De 5llgIe. Wen BET bar gIaafielfcnc
iom bennegnng gap oS iterit 6orreis
eIie, -oa pore aifferter bar retteOe paa
benz oct neite al Sioeu. Sonnen IT
meget inutf, meb lin bIao Sraffe opcr
en- @eit, Der gItrrter al rsot / SoIifin'
net. Sg bans lille @age er iaa uIig
og BOG ian Zig BAN. 8eN fsritc Sic.
fat fer bum no iom en- Iioen r,lno
graz augIe peo Siben al bnm poo
@renen, ruen l. 6lusten gIimter oat
blou igienncm Def grad % 9rpitet or
Ipienbe guilt. De boIot Jig NOR lam.
men og Iebte trooeIt efter en- 8cropb.
ming at bpgge lin Rebe !, Den enc as.
IpNen0e ben onoens Galoen til ct emo.
mere foroeIagtigt 8errGn.
Gen femtcnbe Iprtl, BARN og iou1'
meragtia, bragte en- WGngoe Sugle til
@arbSrummene, Sarfene OF Srner.
ne, og 2uften 9ienlso al bereS Gang.
= alt pe0 SuiPt % ! minbrc END en-
boIp Sime6 Smfreos ian hi Z ms
nnfomne Sugle. Sort Sen itoicIige
Soffeippt, i lin imrtffe forte og bpioe
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-13
VI For k,mden " !,
anaIenes silbaaefpmit.

apincen. og ha ipriig en- @ooer.
Tom bar meb utee Sino at eisre, at
opbrage og Iebe oisie inb paa be rette
Spor og pGffe ben ilumrenoe 9epioit.
beo ON SUBS maneebaoroe @elgier.
Ringer mob os Menneifer, en- Mooer,
Der ieln bar opIaote Gine, piL bIonSt
ole DC Sober oe 5ornsiclier oenne
Seroen ioa riaeIig err i,oIinret meb ira
Sfaberens Soano, life minbit nibe at
HenIebe fine gerns Spmprfiombet
paa Dem @IGbe pi Dor / Sangiuelene
og bnilfet i~nteresiant % Isftcube SIN.
oiunl bet er, at iege at lore Dem nGr.
mere at fjenbe.
Otter Gelie 90. G. anapen | Min.
neapolis "SournaI" opta9er pi fsIsen.
De Stpffe ON bisle iuna Sfabninger,
baoben6e bet fan bline en- eller nnoen
I'll Spmuntring og en- Spore til pi.
oere unoeriseeIie. Saobaut Stuoium
bruser Dc llnge bel | ben frie Ratiir,
iom 10 | Zig ielu er belie.bringenOe og
pua mango Waaoer til @elitgnelie.
"Mai Wanneo er fornemmeIig
SugIenes SlptninssttS, men ! aprtI,
meheus 9laofnoppene enbnli life bar
1Ofoloet fig, bill en- Sugleelifer iinoe
oct f~orbolospis let at iagttage Slg.
lene | ale beres Wotioner. Ger rr
piSie intaa Sure osian, iom iaa tibIi5
Oinge i'm 5luet norboper, at man
9aar Clip al Dem, beriom maj life
boloer uOfig meb Dem meset ttblts
paa Barren. 9e 9gte Sltgleoage er
ioIrise, % parma meb liben 8inb, GINS
ltnberlsgelier paa ilige Gage sger al.
tto Bitten ooer De tiolige SrGffugle,
Der er paa Sci %norboper. 0erimob,
nnor oct er foIbt, ooerIfpet % bloc.
ienbe oil life ben ombpgseIigite Ss.
gen giennem Sfobene gipe anSet 10.
bptte, END Spbagelien al nosle Bin.
terfusIe, iuqipm @ebbeboftereu,
SnffeipGtten og Iiguenbe, inmt Rso.
fielten og Sroiten, iom ouerehe bar
f9itet 8oIig.
Smfritg 95 forIfpIiee SlaeS
Sugle bar pGret opbnset inbe | eller
t9t ueb @peu Iioen ben lite Wart5,
ba ben fsrite SneipurO opIipeoe os
meo fine imltffe Soner, ian Ian9t
forifieltee fra Sfonifooens umuiifa!.
ife Raab. Samme Worgen bsrte pi
&ruserne ffrtge ooer bore Soocber pan
fin 6Iugt norooper, meoens en- meget
tibIig @i9rbeimntte log fine mitttrG
Sri1er, og peb Ribten al Quarts bar
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-13

euifer. fortsIler ct ON. giab. Ser
ON Gogen bolbt @uttep boa men ..
lege, % Oct CT rimelist, Of fife ait cit.
lem ban bloc. t&ans Ner fit bore
Srb. JON inlate benoes SieI mes
gnait % SeorepeIie. gun toa oet
lille Spuocr Tor Jig oa aap BAN N
Geo Iragt ssiiIing. Oct par benoco
Soab. al Get ifiIbe aisrr ham goNt.
@utten iputcS oeiao at gaa | aIporIiac
Sanfer 0aam rSpoer. Ia bans gar
OH SpeIacn ton hieuL tlsp 8uttcu ~
| 5atget pau bam % ia / itrr Scr.
troIiabe0:
"Ssr. Zap -- vi mna NOT po$,e
airitsu Dor Iiht beere OIL % ieJ c'tcr
henHe 5i0. Mn ksrcr en- 900 Tel
brore, cno pi TO bar inSbilSt ok."
Sr
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-13
Svoens Purtiehee.

9pbeus SurtiebeS oco ben8 Sor'
plartning / 2uiten er ofbGtgt9 al
bennes 6lgtisbeh 90 Semperotltr. )
tor, life opparmrt 2uit tilbngeIGegcr
2poeu en- Sci al 1890 500 / Sefunoet.
Gfcn ben tiIbaaelPgger til grempeI
ueb en- 2ufttempernttr al 10 @raber
GciitIs 1920 200 i Sen iantrne Sto.
Hprre llnOerisgcIicr, forctagnc al 90
Iaffen 8itfopifi. bar niIt. at ogiaa
9ufteus Srpf bar S~nbfIDNelie pan 9p.
bens SurtigteO. 5 IulitfpIbtc Rsr,
Der Itaar lnroer 100 gtnoifererS Srpt
tiIboaelpoger 2poen ligelebeS pcO IS
@raoerS @arme 1895 Sob. 9a 2ui.
ten i itsrre Ssioe ~beitauoig bliper INT
oere og Srptfet berfor ogiaa | Seiben
blioer ringcre, bar man | England for
fort Si6 iioeu InOet @aloner guM til.
peirS, bporfra Der / iorifieQig SstOe
bIep ubienot Stuo. 2poen al oiSie
SfuS forpIdnteoe iig nIocles beitemt
I%angiommere, 10 bsiere man fom op,
% @itfolpifiS 6orieg bleu oerpeo be.
frPftet. 2pbeu forpInnter itg largt
burtigere / 8nnbet og / fate 2egemer
.enb / 9ufteu, / 8anbet iaaIebes 4,3O5
SOB % i Staal $4,000 SOB / Sefun.
Ant
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-13
Rineiiife Peltinocr.

Timber 9]oreroprsret % GcfiuS @a.
lciring uSoiite oaiaa TO triitnc Sine.
ieriroer ct @uh, iom mapgr fanift
life booOc tGnft, at Gstre al "&obu
atramouo" par / @eiiobclie al. TT
er Ell IiiS Hetlte u. auSien. ION
iortGler ON OtSic 10 FirciiItc ScI..
tnoer.
CT al oe natIiae ararcb al 9orcrnc
bteu tiIba9eilaoet al aaptcin SOIL ol
bans taprc MnrinCiolnuter; marl
Oct Ipffcoc@ auGribcrrc at iuttc No
poo Ct aapeI. iom CT Gel apluo,r
bopne ie9t i'm SiItAlot til unOer ~.
leirinser. "a Gr9rebct par opcr. If
bisie SuiuoCr SrSre iii at ior!obC IA.
pellet irbcu lem Iinutcr,
IA ni ale bar forrnc mo. bo0
nogIe al os SoI6aterre on GiQabciil
til at gaa tiIbogc til oct STrGIir. ionl
onr bit operlqbt til Sircirrnc. Z;
por bnrae, at rtoecn bar Bit tiIbaQc i
Den brGnbenSe 9psning. GffjccrcN
gap os fem Iinuter % ri ipran8 ira
Hllm til Rum for at ic, ON no8cn par
bit i9icn", itrioer 0ttia &caic &ra.
iea.
- Ct al gGrclierne inn0t ri 10 f..
neiiife Wshre meo fire Snonbern.
&c ia0 iammeufrsbne poa @uIpet %
pentct 0sNcu. 8eaGc bi5ic &oiuocrS
Mrno Uar uOe % biolp Soloatcrnt
meo at foripore 2egntionen. DEB
&aniteIiabeo fiji hi 0i&ie Spinocr III,
at forlooe @nguiuqen % goo til III
mer iitter TIaoS. 81 fiji ga bloc. bpor.
for De life isr Dor fomne no al Den
brGroenbc 8ueuirB.
"8i bar bange. al bore Sgrn ifuI6t
9rnntc % OCrpeb iGttc oIlco Yin i itsr.
re Gnrc", iagbe apinOcruc. "&orc
9srn er ipge % graatcr belle Chen
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-13

og oi tGrfie, oct bar beore at IS
Der emo al uAiGtte eSer aqe for 5are. I"
5arer par pirfclig og SHitererne
banoe oite aiort os opmRrtiom paa.
at crrbpcr 2pO, ri Iap, 9erueifrig life
minOit. bilOe al 5icuOat gtHf ON,
bpor bans SIo pilbc gi6re @irtninl
UNDER oiSie Ratongreb, Elsie 10
~frtitne aiusierinbcr bopNc roIigt fat.
trt ben 9cilittning, at Sc better piIOe
30 emo uNiGttc oS aae for Sore.
9euuc iinpIc @crctuius pier. At
"@tenrcitct or opcroIt iia icIp Ii9t".
% at iHgel beitcmt 0otton caer Mace
bar enerct poa Settle % $~c,tinbcr. .
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-13
ut brlbrebe Ga @ripsc i 4s Timer.

Sutst Riobel er Itst @arner's White
Wine Of Tar Syrup mob beune irp9telise
% iarIisc Sp9ocm. Raar ben bruses srun'
bist % i Sioc, oil ben beIbreoe ct 3iIfGIoe /
As Elmer, % ior Suitc ,iom fplscr ga Grippe,
oil ben uirnuieeIia bi9Ipe. 8ris 25c % SOC.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-13

SIut " UpNuu futU w OuIln HICpf
mao hi ferit os irenit pinOe afgieren.
be scir pna ben 5Iagmnrt. Oi bar
meo os ! Dor eoen Sarm,
Zen &erion, ium tror iig uieiIbor.
bar Ell isr1eIie lei Sell; Ooet Nig icr
tam! Mine Sertrer % aameratcr
bopbe oltio fine Sell o. Iignet ocri
mig ielp. Oct nar fanife oiSic 6eil.
njepnhcesr Snaer og Sfdrontcg, iom
gioroa, at ri aItip bang 8obt inmmeu.
RooicueIt er fanife icn NDstig %
ieIpitGn0is Ell Ianb. JON pt bauoe i
QiGiioeutitoIcu; men ShIcp. Sageu,
iom ban iaa at Il III | Irp. bleu ham
Iibt for meset. Oct urOrcr mtg life,
at SIabr, iom oil ior'pnrc Regicrtn.
gen i Sen Sag, mao ibtnJoc SiGIpe.
tropeer. "2anSfrabber" % "ssfrt.
acre" fra 4rrriet er "all right" naar
Dc Bare tar "rette~ Sioeu.
en- Gbica9omanb ifaI bare iiGrh
meN at 5pgge ire auftitibC oucr 400
6on lan9e. meS bpilfc ban Daaber at
'ran 0orhpoIen uGite CONNER. Del
er naturItgpts | fule SrNcn al en-
Mtauo ira 9inSbpen blir Den isritc iii
at beiic Stieruebanneret opCr Oct me.
get afterlegte % ofte oHlta.tc Funtt
paa Dor aio0e.
"&por cr Den enecIifr Sronc?"
ipsr ct cngeIif 9lob. % IN Gnelpn.
Der fan nntltrligpis life at oloe. toor
ct iaa betbOeIiot Msbel OpbconreS.
@looet opIpier, at stboert SGoe, aon.
gen bCnpttcr I'M Dis official luN regal
clpacltp." or engIonoS Gronc ;pr
N]nIe0uirgen. Ger CT minNit q balpt
Iliin Srorer | Storbrit0micn. iir
9IaOet. Grouen / @eitmlnitcr abbep
er BOG Den pi9tigite. Foo Den Ironc
iiober @rglonbs Wcnarf, mems ban
bIir fronet. Sfte minOrc emo let's
Coipnrb'er bor iioSet pno Bet IrOuc,
% oen mlpGrenOe aonuc blir Ocr iu.
Oenbe, ON ban leper ina IHnGc. Der
er lem engeIife Sroner / Sonhon. I a
NarteoSplooien / Den eamIc 9n Sting.
Itonson.S bnmes or Der en- Stcn ON.
GiUen al CT HernrGfuerf. Faa 0enIre
Sten ifal DC isrite aonG2r al @ltg.
LAMB Bn' iio0ct, uaar be mootog Sro.
ncn. Get par ba noaet ganite ono,t
err hcn gumIc. raabne, beirpQac0c
efeitol / @citminiter 9bbcp,
~
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-13

aur for S9rtua - @aruer's White
Wine OF Tar Syrup, bet bebitc S~pitcmtS'
bel paa 9orben, betbreeer en- TorfipIcIic pon
cen Tag bUis ben bruses / TtOt. zoe Og SOC.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-13

Seq Bar n~,ootaaet SbmuTtucH 'SuSbeHHru"
% Iiier ben uhmTfst. Zen Tan aoet fammeu,
Iianes mee subosr 80 Dollars ShmdFine ber.
omiriHa. Zen eaar let % Iholsit. Srnai
81. 90. g.. z. TppTr, wltuutotu. mSiur.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-13

SbulaTtHsu -~eusoeHNsU-. Iom bt r1eStoa. &c
ut UcI nl'reos ulso. ben 0GaT let % sisr eoot
arbsioe. fnn tee fan lie aHort tHo GubeTuIe
ben rdd bet bchite. Nrupt 50 Gents. geoEE
shOmitu, Gbcfter, Gcose Go. Gts.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-13

Ter er en- liben Gut / sort Nobo.
Lag, % oernc Gut bar CT 6or, iOm
leili9beoapi8 aisr Sllitcn Bloc"
rullot iig, raar Oct life gnar, JON Ian
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-13
Smaaruif.

Sfal oi opnoo inao os oarig areS.
mao ri fsrit os irerHit pinoc afgisren.
De Scir poa ben Slogmnrt. ri beer
meo oS / Dor eoen Barn.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-05-23

The Brotherhood of Nations.

How much nearer to each other the
nations of the world seem to be today
and really are today than was the case a
few decades ago. When weeks and
months were required for communica-
tions between the United States and
Europe the countries of the old world
appeared to be a long way off. Now the
circumference of old earth is belted with
telegraph and cable lines in every posi-
BILE direction. What happens today in
Europe, Asia, Africa, Australia, South
America and the great islands of the sea
is made known to us tomorrow by great
newspapers like The Chicago Record
Herald, whose foreign news correspond
ents are located in every important city
in the world outside of the United
States. In addition to it's own staff cor
respondents, The Record Herald enjoys
the foreign news service of the New York
Herald, famous for many years for the
reliability of It's foreign news, and also
of that grsat cooperative news-gather-
ing organization, the Associated Press.
No other newspaper in America possesses
facilities so varied and extensive for COW
ering the news of all nations.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-05-23
A VERY Remarkable Remedy

cit is with good deal of pleasure and
satisfaction that [ recommend Chamber
lain's Cholic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy" says Druggist A. w. Sawtelle,
of Hartford, Conn. "a lady customer
seeing the remedy exposed for sale on
my showcase, said to me: 4 really be-
lieve that medicine saved my life the
past summer while at the Shore and
she became so enthusiastic over it's mer-
it's that at once made up my mind to
recommend it in the future. Recently a
gentleman came into my store 80 over
come with collie pains that he sank at
once to the floor. L gave him dose of
this remedy which helped him. I re-
peated the dose and in fifteen minutes
he left my store smilingly informing me
that he felt as we'll as ever" For sale
by Perry & Doty.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-05-23
Evansville.

The graduating class this year of the
High School is one of the largest ever
graduated from our school, numbering
twenty-five, twelve girls and ten boys.
The class honors have been decided and
Maude Fessenden gets first and Paul
Gray second.
Mr. Orlean HOLSTER, while at work at
the Baker shops on Saturday last, acct
IDENTIFY fell breaking his collar bone and
running piece of gas pipe clear through
his leg. This was a terrible misfortune
for Mr. Hollister and it will be long
time before he can resume his duties at
the works.
The farmers had final meeting Tues
day evening at Geo A Higday's, decided
to put in a telephone line and selected
the latter to look after it's construction.
Those interested are: Roy Munger, Geo
McMurry, Higday Bros, Eugene Butts,
Fred Emery, F. Wolff, Will E Hatfield,
Geo E Hall, Geo Higday and John G
Robinson. The work is already com
menced; they will build to the city linn
it's, where they will connect with the
Evansville exchange. Two experienced
linemen, Frank Young and Earl Stevens
are working for them.
Col Geo w Hall of this city, one of the
oldest showmen in the country, after a
few years of retirement, has decided to
again enter into the circus business. He
is having about twenty wagons fitted uI
in fine shape and is also having some
new cars built, and expects to have with
him over 100 people. Col Hall expects
to have everything in readiness in about
six weeks and will open his show in this
city. After a few weeks tour in this
vicinity he will work toward the south.
ern states.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-05-23

Give years ago disease the doctors
called dyspepsia took such hold of me
that could scarcely co. writes Geo. S.
Marsh, weil-known attorney of Nocona
Tex. Il took quantities of pepsin ano
other medicines but nothing helped me
As drowning man grabs at a straw
grabbed at Kodol. [ felt an improve
ment at once and after a few bottles am
sound and WE'LL Kodol is the only pre-.
paration which exactly produces the
natural digestive juises and consequently
is the only one which digests any good
food and cures any form of stomach
trouble. Stangl's drug store.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-05-23
500 Reward 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all it's stages, and that is
catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure known TO the medical fra
ternity. Catarrh being constitutional
disease. requires constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surface of the system, there
by destroying the foundation of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and assist
ing nature in doing its work. The pro-
prletors have so much faith in it's cura-
tive powers, that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that it fails to cure.
Send for lists of testimonials. Address,
F. j. Cheney, & Co., Toledo, o.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-05-23
CORRESPONDENCE.
StOughtOn.

S Hutson spent few days of the
past week in Chicago. Mr. Hutson, who
has been ailing for several weeks is
treating with the noted Cinnamon doc
tor.
A little daughter of Mr. and Mrs Gil
bert Gulickson living on the south side,
fell into the river from boathouse pier
Tuesday afternoon, but, upon coming to
the surface was promptly caught and as
sisted out of the water by little girl
friend who happened to be near by.
Five of the joint smashers of McFar-
land plead guilty to the complaint and
were fined $75 and costs, amounting to
S03 each, the first of the week by Judge
Donovan. The other two, Brown and
johnson, will be tried the Goth inst. 1t
is said other suits for damages may fol-
low.
Congressman Fl B DAZZLE arrived in
Stoughton Friday afternoon and regis
tered at the Hutson House. AS the
weather was not conducive to outdoor
movements the gentleman spent all the
time he was in the city at the hotel Of
flee. Some of his friends dropped in for
chat and to see how he looked and felt
since his collision with the governor.
Mr. DAZZLE left for Madison Saturday
morning.
Papers were drawn last week by which
the Academy building was leased for a
term of five years to Fl T and r w Cough
and w w Dale, who will open a school
here under the familiar name of Slough
ton Academy and Business Institute
These gentlemen are the proprietors of a
large school at st Thomas, Canada, and
are experienced and practical teachers
in their respective branches.
Mr. and Mrs William Sullivan moved
last week to Edgerton where they will
make their home in the future. Their
daughters, Alice and Winnie, will remain
here until the end of the school year in
June. A few days before her departure
Mrs Sullivan was given very pleasant
surprise by about twenty of the Royal
Neighbors and as farewell gift was
presented with handsome rocker.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-05-23
SViIle.

E B Heimstreet has disposed of his
monthly publication, the Monthly Drug
gists' Exchange, to the Northwestern
Druggist of Minneapolis, into which Nj
Heimstreet's paper will be merged. The
Wisconsin Druggists Exchange was
founded in 1891 and has been highly val
ued by the druggists of the state. Nj
Heimstreet will continue to write phar-
maceutical news as he will serve the
Northwestern Druggist as associate edi-
tor, having entire charge of the Wiscon-
sin department.
Mrs Ogden Ell Fethers went to Chicago
on Thursday to join her husband and
accompany him on a trip to Kentucky
where Mr. Fethers will rest a few weeks
before returning home. Mr. Fethers has
been in Chicago for some time past un-
dergoing special treatment for the seri
Gus injuries which he received some
months ago. The accident occurred on
board steamer bound for Honolulu
which Mr. Fethers visited in the interest
of the Knights of Pythias.
The beet sugar men have been sue
cessful beyond their expectations in get
ting people to put in an experimental
crop of beets. Their idea was when they
started out that if they could secure %
acres scattered around at different points
about the city that it would be all that
they needed to see what the beets would
do. They not only secured Is acres in
patches of from one quarter of an acre
to two acres, but could have secured
much more acreage. They will have
this year about 35 acres under cultiva-
ton which will give them fair idea of
what the beets will do in this soil.
Elmer Langworthy of the town of Full
ton had lively runaway Friday after
noon while on his way home. He was
driving one horse and leading another
and also had two persons going to the
county house in the buggy with him.
When just north of the gashouse the ST..
Paul switch engine going down to the
gravel pitt blew its whistle and scared
Mr. Langworthy's horse so badly that it
started on a run. It went down the
steep bank alongside the gashouse, over
turning the buggy and dumping out the
men that were riding with Mr. Lang
worthy. The horse which he was lead
ing broke loose during the fracas but
was afterwards caught. The other horse
ran for nearly mile before he was able
to StOD if
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-05-23
Milton.

Mrs G. L Brown of Clear Lake, Iowa,
is visiting her brother, w P Smith.
A marriage license has been issued to
Edwin A Babcock and Matte Cart
wright.
Mrs Geo W Hills and little daughter
of Nortonville, Kansas, arrived in town
Tuesday to make visit at Judson
Wells.
f G Dunn, of Dunn, Boss & Co., has
been confined to the house for several
days with bowel trouble, but hopes to- be
able to resume his mercantile duties soon.
B F Ballard has bought the property
adjoining him, owned by the heirs of the
late Jedediah Davis.
Rev S L Maxson of Walworth has re-
signed his position as pastor of the S D
B church there and has been visiting
this week at G Carr's at Milton juno
ton and also at Charles Maxsons at
Tomah, Wis. He will go next week, ac-
companied by his family and J L Carr
and family, to Oklahoma where he has
purchased farm.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-05-23
When Won buy laundry soap Won

When you buy laundry soap you ex.
pect it to tighten your labor. You are
disappointed when you find that you
just do all the work yourself. If you
must rub and scrub and grind all the
dirt out, why use soap at all? Maple
City Self Washing Soap does the work
you buy it to do. 1t is pure soap and
all soap. For sale by all grocers.
If whisky was as free as water there
would soon be as little danger of it's
abuse as beverage.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1902-05-23
Patents Granted.

Patents granted to citizens of Wiscon-
sin, reported by 0. E. Duffy, solicitor OF
patents, TOT G. st. N. W., Washington
D. c.:
Gustave Boettger, Milwaukee, demag.
neither; Edward a. Cannon, Green Bay
toy blocks; William Gatermann, Newton
attachment for finger bars for mowers OF
harvesters; A. M. Hartwick, Milwaukee
means for carrying bottles; Arthur l.
Morsell, Milwaukee, revolving chair
Clarence H. Plummer and F. T. Stare
Waukesha, canning corn and other veg.
tables.