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Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
Gtprre Gienbpmsiala.

men glommenbolm peb Ssnif citation
er iolgt peb abpofat Rolf Sacnbien
FOR 10000 Ser. @ienoommen fisb.
tes / 1898 af ct aoniortium for
100000 Ser. s Welemtioen err Der
oiioIgt for ca. 10000 9roner. @ien-
bcmmen ubgisr co. 900 InnI, Ger er
fisbt meS ltbparceaering for Eie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15

Smnffe gtbletcr. Scr imitf &c.
9emSbpgning uSi9tter CAN'T at6Iet'
union bpert aor en- HGffe Rebalier
% BrRmier, Der benne @nns iiboeIes
peb en- aonfurrence / 9arieus 2ofaIer
/ aisbeubapn cen 2Obe September.
8ommertomiteen bill beitaa al aunit.
mere og S9ger. 9onfurrencen or fun
aaben for amatsrer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15

Wansc 9irlicr. Sos @noroeier
RieIs ssielien | Sattiug er Der life
miuSre END fem Eerioner. Der beoer
giels; til Soerfloo beboer De ire
Riels NieIienl
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
Ctras Gesnlcring. Zen gritatnint

Der tiItonmer 9~runbeierne Tor Sfaoe
forpolbt Deb ben pIanIngte Spitent-
ming al gpglanosfiorSen peS 8rtiti.
ansianb, or iislge "8aroen" Of Cart.
m9nbene iat til ct iamlet 9elsb II
$4,000 Ser.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15

WiIbrencn cptrrSer ianr tnlrig
Sotunbeirnen, fripes Der fra Brper.
oolen til A2illeh. TiIif.~ Weo arors
Orb: Bi Gdr Renoar. Tete fomrrer
life iioeittet ior SRgerne, iom al @r.
iaring peb, at en- Sneiommer er ems.
beipoenoe meo en- Meniommer. Ben.
ner af BEN obiolute Renfreonins oil
rimeIigpis | benne Meners forsgeSa
DptrRSen ifomner K en- 6rlsgt al ben
irpe ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
st pGlSiat sfies bar en- Mano

Changer. Senne meget ifi9sgeoe
Ionb, Wartin Sobnion, beoer bon,
bar anebelsbarter, iom fra Spibs til
SpiSs mooler to norife 500. War.
fin Sobnion er en- bsi Scar, men aai.
sebeI noar SfiGgeet BAN ire CONNER
neSenfor 3nGerne. Sornt Oct life ifIl
bore ioeien. bprer han oct til baglig.
6ags - UNDER 8eiten.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
gmtmanSene. stiftomtmonS uber

NIrtfiiRn0e1c. Sflfi0fltllait0 ober
2oIano.S aIiters Stift, &ammerberre
Sabritius- 8 engna9el er eiter Inisg.
ming a~ffeoiset meb Eeniior ira lite
OCTOBER os iomtioig u6nGnnt iii
Sommanbsr al 9bg. al lite @rah.
amtmano oper Ringfis6ing amt
SebSerien err uonRunt iii Stiftamt.
martb oper 2olano-SaliterS Stift.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
8ispifbanen. @rua stoppeiteo boz

W1BDIfbaHen. Wrla S1oppe1leu puu
8jspifbanen for MI fuaet Statiorls.
bpsning og piI ira 1ite September fao
en- noget u6bi6et Crit. Som @rpe.
bitsr er miblertiSig aniat &ontoriit
q. @rsnpolS. Sgiaa peb SareinIen
StoppeiteS oil meb BET fsrIte en- Zig.
nen6e SrOnina in0trpSe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
Sue / Sanmarf. "Ranb. @enItl

enc { Ydnfiarf. "Haft6. Te1tltres
blaS" iortRner, of Der forle0en Tag
falot Sne omfring S~erresaaroer
~SpergaarS" / HANDKERCHIEF. Sei
er piitnof isrite Gang / uninSelige
Siber, at man / 7anmarf bar 9ooi
Sre / auguit Waaneo.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
Fsrijsisi.s. nsss-s. Sssas
=::':;:::Pj;;;;ainkl:lalna:s2ss!::;...
Gtteriporsiel.

Seq ptl barre snbper Slratuina e1er en-.
bper al @Rriteu@s qQiere tatnemlia, huis
be fan sipe mig Noresien I'LL qisd 5afobien
Nip elcr Rpan. ION for mdnae Var iioeu
or5etoeoc C'Nel Souie, RsilsuiIe, @isc.
SobH Snaseuiou Boy %, Surie, Soabo.
lac.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
Snpcr.

Rid)ter / Storheoinee bar / IuIeo'
ming Of lit 25aorise 9orscriubilPitml
Ifi9ufet 1000 Ser. iii gsrneaipIet
S~torebeSinge, 1000 ar. iii tetuiifc
stole. 500 Ser. til Ienisbebers Sio'
forisieieIifab % 500 Ser. til ben frie
5attigfasie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
GjammeI Ga tru. On aommeI ,O

Wainfrcl % trp. Tn gammel no.
|tient Sfolemeiter | glperiim, Ole
Sais, er | oisie Gage bsb / en- alSer
|of S5H aar. SeIe fin 8ormie. ca.
10000 Ser, bar ban ifiGntet til ct
|2egut for iattiee SfoIebsrn, ifriper
|~2Stl. Si6."
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15

grof. IrSels 9nnb, ben befienSte
borife Sitorifer, penies at bile bliue
fdISt til Poiten Tom Sanif Rissnrfi.
bar efter Den ms Adobe 9rifa.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
Sra uorae.

AsSer Srpsseri, @ospis blep npIia
|folgt al &issr og SsnoeIeos Spore.
til @gelanbs garfs Snieres-
|ientifab for SIR. 10000 iamt On.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15

SiIialss. 10 Gcres 9anO - II
Acres assrlnuo. Rsitsu Clog; iprost.
HieIte gerioro. Ia 9Il fro Sp. 5i.idlgs
Tor @oottJpb. 8 aauotpobi GouHip. JainH.
aorrsis: YRS, GnHa .. 2tnsren. Rem gous
bon. Yeiun. 2d3
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
sifpp sthnr hor inSaipst afffebs

beeiGrine paa 8rlno al Soa8eIiB'
beo. Som benz, ser bar Gbancer Tor
at blipe hans eftermanS nrprer Old
bets Stiitsoropit golsIeu .8olgmenig'
heSspruit BooIieu, &psIirge, 8ropit
Sobieien 6lemlsIe, oa Buitor s. lis
Tina / aisbenbapu. 9aIAeo menes a;
bate iterit Gbance.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
Sverige oe Sinlane.
On fulpsial "SnttcbGrcrport

Gu ~fulusial SHttebGrcrport 9anr
for 1iOeu oper Dtalms. Ganlperst
1gdirfuitcn" mnatte forIeoen 9isre en-
grtrotur til Sirbef meb Spttebrr. 80
8oarlaoninger q. famine Bare oenter
iremoeles paa 8ampifibsleiIigbeo til
Suiflauo.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
Jilialgs. - On meget gUO 8arm

Ttlialgs. - On meest COB Sarm /
Otter Eatl Gouuip. Rinu.. $40 arrss.
tilinlas for $50 Or. We're. It's Acrss opplgiei.
80 acres eng os Hsitsu SIpHegau % Stop.
ION tan rpooes. 2 Viii fra 8peu. u IRil
fra 9ir.eH oa Stolen. Alt gnRo liae pso
iGIaes for $40 pr. We're. men bette & NIB bIsu
tilbpttei ipr Sduoelsuarer, % al ben @ruuo
iPIees bet TO- $500 pr. 2ere mInors. iproi
reoe gsH9e tr9uges. Suis &c gHlter en- COB
Sdrm tt ben Hris % oil ipare 2auoassnisus
Sommlsiiou, iaa lfrtu pda gnqellt eler 5pit
Ill 2. . 9iries, Ridoale, YkiuH. 4al.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15

Earnn tilialss. -- en- al be beos
y &c upopLprieoe 5arms. ~belisssuos / ct
uorit Settlement. firr 0il fra G~UItpuucoo,
MInu beiiaacRoe al 100 Gcres: Bpautuger
o. Sauo lam Sinomslle oil bItps iollt bll.
li9t ON SIsber Il oes itrdr. StrIp I'll N2rs.
Rarre 8aussnsis, COTTONWOOD. 2pon Co.,
RlHnelpta. 9d2.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
Soitbar 9onSesaaro.

Sen SaalanS i Soft NOR Speoeitrano
bar SgSie 8rubefompani enbeI
Stjqrp. en- tpif Iineralog bar i lRn,
aere 5iS ~unSeripst S~fiarpene. 7s,
icrIpSer MI, at ban pan ieIue 8aa.
lambs 5lm bar flnoet mineralboloiJ
o. metnIboIoia Serb. Spfferen Ital
eiter Se uuSerie5elier bare fis5t bell
8aarSen for 100000 aroner mel
BET 6orbebolb, at 6nnSere moo eiter
narmere llIoerisselier oiie iis oriits.
p9roise. Rarmere SmltRnoigbeSsi
ffnSes enbru life.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
sdpbrnanp. stiftomtmanb @rau

SdpbrsIup. Stiftomtmanb 8rnm
! OF Ssrue fsot 8roottorb ieireSe Den
27be lug. Sslobrpaup paa Samar,
Ser bar / anleSntng al Iasen inbls.
Bet en- WRngoe neutrality-suspicious.
rler ira Stiitamtmanbens og 5rtes
itore 9efienbtifabsfreos, og | ben
Seitmiooag, iom bolotes, beItog Sle5t
% 8enner / ct artaI al ca. 80, bporai
fife iaa faa lan8peis fra.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15

Gientofte Raab6ns insrieSes iorIe.
ben Tag UNDER mesen Ssitioelisbeh.
DC 6attiee fit uobeialt en- EXTRA In.
Seritsttelje.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15

SpSsfalb. gnfefu Rarie Mason.
Iene Selmer, Gnte eiter aisbmanS
2itbpis Selmer. er iuat aigaaet pe>
9sben. Sc Iar sammeI. Nanbt ben.
bes Bern er Shieipiaer Sens Selmcr
% aomporiit Sobon Selmer. Ger
gnmle 9ame bar paa 9runo al i'll
fromme fiprlise 89ien afboIot al
ole, Der fienSte hence.
Sru @~eneraIin6e Snseritr err
afaaaet peb 9sSen. Gun bar isSt
1913 90 en- Cater al 9ogbanSIer Z.
@. @appeIen. 3 1866 bIep bun gift
meo oaorrenSe 9sitnant Sagerup.
Slibifabet ON Den bierteodrme. ite e
perionIigbeSs gortsans pil p9tfe Sc.
MOB / pioe 9reoie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
Hnrmenct Innn.

Sprmeact SanS. s g8uen ncrS
for Belle itam SsitntbeiSet nTiteu
oueraIt title. Wange SteSer itadr
8anoet / Sornmarferne | en- balu ellet
bel aIerS SsiSe, fortGIer "geile u
Hltbl."
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
Gu Gla aicunem 8uIfosien.

Der ben uiebparlis tore SIom ! Srln
forleSen ifiIlbe en- flor Glsore iusm'
me ooer glpen o%oenIor 8ulfos Sern'
banebro beS Sopinb Station; men
bette greieSe cen life. Zen iterfc
strm fsrte cen neSooer Gloen. eien.
mem Sernbanebroen ns pioere reSouer
BEN Idnge. ribenSe % ipSerbe @lilios.
Der par eorite uoIminbelig poioiom,
belt emo til oct itinere @ano nebenfo-
g~eibrsen. bpor cen elf ilano tilipne'
Iabef6e uifaot.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15

Teres SpmoftiHs sSusoenusu. 70. 8 par
u mpotagst. Den arbeioer soot o. CT | ale
TeIe iaa COB, ION ui ueut,oe. $l.s0 6ragt
seiIS g. Sraaten. 3eehr R. Tat
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
SdttO
Land! Land!

cpburtsbe 5orms tiIiaIsB I TarHsS SouHtp. r. ..
glar atrfs. SioIs % Sa I a0rs north esttsnsHtsr.
So6t eaHo. ftt fOr sduo % StsR. Run II oaarist
Mar %.
Cor nGrmsu CpIasniHetr friu III
Martin E. Remmen, Valley City, n. o.
etrtp sftsr half fare ticket Oosr Northern pieiHe
Bautn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
spIat SppesauarS. SoueSaaat

SoIgt Sppcoeaarb. SoOeSgaarSer
2inetcrp / afp SOgu er al eieren
Sr. ". @iae, bortbpttet meo Den y,
RoffiGr tilbsrenbe 2rgoaro Nellc
pes SoIitebro. @ile giper ca. 10000
SIT. / gptte. 9eintnirgen fsIger Glen,
Somnlene.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15

limnIiat at ipruoie et u~ipttsshii9los.
Stis u~niuliat at o. re iorbersoi pna BET. 9r.
Thomas geledItc Gil, Smeriers Seberiter.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15

I'll epsnititutct | SaSiten er Der
aaereSe tesnet ct Silituo al 1000
ar., og mo nenter M fiir poo I'll.
iaan DIN StotStiliflib for al poabegpn.
Sc SpisreIien al gpaningerne.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15

Sfprre Sfogban6el. Wriiner, wfo'
linens & 60, 9onoon, : bar iolst
Bramtus Sfos / G~ioifosen til @oos-
|eier Sb. 9soenifiolo. aisbefumm n
[itbefien0t.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
9en banfe @ationaIiormne onlal.

es I'll noset oper 5000 Milioner,
eller Iigeion meaet iom Sraufrise
maatte betale SpiflanS / 1871.
Decorah-posten., 1903-09-15
I'm Dob Nraffe sfrrnper
ttlSalaS.

" pHlies. SIaoigt VI. beios. Wiener aHo
Sprssn. Npntsuioo. Ninn. 4l2.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-04-01
Position of the Poultry House.

# is usually preferred to have the
front of the poultry house to face the
south. yet the sun does not send the
beat into such houses in winter until
crite late in the morning. A poultry
bouse should face the southeast, and
then the heat and light will enter
&c soon as the sun rises, warming the
interior at a time when the fowls de-
sire warmth the most, which is when
thew first come off the roost in the
morning. In the winter the sun is
in the south the greater portion of
the day, and hence, if the house faces
the southeast, it not only receives
warmth early, but the sun will send
rays of heat into the house until
about o'clock in the afternoon.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-04-01
B|anChard'S Poultry

high average egg record has been the
chief aim in building up this poultry plant.
as $500 per hen per annum, at market
rates for eggs.
An exceptionally fine lot of Cockerels and
trios of the following breeds for sale at
reasonable prices
B. p. Rocks, White Rocks, S. C. Brown
Leghorns and Black Minorcas-Satsfac-
tion guaranteed.-E in season. The
Poultry Book free with each order.
IT. L. BLANCHARD. HadIock, p. o., Wash
Eggs for Incubator Matching, $500 per
hundred. Sttings of 10. $3.50.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-04-01
Angora
Goats

In other you keep posted the Angora Goat
business well by subscribing for the Oregon Agricutur
and Rural Northwest of Portland Oregon It's Angoa Depart
gives information of reliable character about An
than be found in any other paper Published
seminonhy. Subscription 50 year. Send stamps for
sample copy you send of neghbors who have
n Aurora Goats will send you several back
of different issues, all containing interesting information
about Angora Goat business. Address
H. M. WILLIAMSON, Publisher, Portland, Oregon
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-04-01

People who want to get up-to-
date and thoroughly reliable in
formation regarding Angora goats
should subscribe for the Oregon Agri-
culturist. published by II. NJ. William
son, of Portland, Ore. 1t is only SOC a
year. For convenience sake subscrib-
ers can remit us $l.35 and get both
The Ranch and the Oregon Agriculture
list.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-04-01
Warmth and Work.

sometimes one can learn a lesson
Inv observing the fowls in the barn or
stable. Why do they love the barn?
First, because barn is usually warm
and comfortable, and next, the hens
find plenty of scratching in the refuse
hay and hayseed The same thing
can be given them in the henhouse.
Have it warmly enclosed at night, but
something like an open shed during
the day, so that the sun can send
warmth upon them; also, provide
some chopped hay, or fine refuse, for
them to scratch in, and the result will
be that the hens will be more content
ed and will not fail to do as well as
those that seem to lay at the barn.
Fowls must have sand and grass
with which to grind their food. This
is especially important during the win
ter when of necessity the fowls are
confined under cover. When they
have a good range they are able to
pick up all the gritty material they
need, but during the winter months
IL is U6SC W hSSp d supply NOllN CllChe.
1t will aid materially in securing a
good supply of eggs during the two or
three wet months, if care is taken to
supply the hens with a warm break
fast. The scraps from the table, the
vegetables parings, and wheat bran
may be cooked with sweet milk until
thoroughly soft and then fed warm as
the fowls fly down from the roosts.
In breeding to improve, it is espec-
tally important that the male bird be
right in every particular, for though
he may have dozen mates yet he is
one-half of the yard. Be sure that he
carries a high head, possesses a broad
breast, and crows loud and long.
In fattening fowls to the best advan-
tage it is the best to feed little at a
time often, rather than give more at
any one time than is really eaten UP
clean. Many a case of indigestion may
be traced to heavy feed in the morn
ing and the next meal taken from what
was left over and trampled on by the
fowls.
Powdered charcoal is most effect
i've disinfectant and the fact that
fowls will pick up many pieces of it
is good evidence that they enjoy it
and that it supplies want in their
system.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-04-01

REDUCED RATES FROM THE EAST
via the Northern Pacific up to June 10Th.
Ii you have friends coming West they will
have the best accommodations by using the
Northern Pacific, with its three Overland
trains daily For rates and all information,
call on or write to any n +. Agent, |. A.
NADEAU. Genl. Agent Seattle.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-04-01

We do not send a receipt for sub.
scription remittances received. 1t
would cost us a good deal of money
for postage, and take up great deal
OF extra time. 1t is not necessary, as
the tag on the liable shows the date to
which the subscription is paid.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-04-01
THIS WATCH FREE

In order to Increase circulation to 10000 copies
we have made large contract for Ingerso Watches to
be supplied direct from factory The regular price of
this watch is $10O. If you will forward $1.O
will send your The Ranch six months, and mail you
of these watches ABSOLUTELY FREE!
The watch are offering you comes from of the
largest manufactures in the United States The output
is from 5000 to 5000 watches day.. American skill,
modern machinery and the fact that these watches
manufactured in large quantities. permits of their
being sold at a price that is apparently ridiculous
Manufacturers ONE YEAR GUARANTEE in back of
each that this watch will keep good time. Should
it fail to do repairs will be made FREE OF CHARGE
This is bona fde offer, lose money it, but it's
subscription after. We want your support.
Every farmer in the Northwest ought to support The
Ranch.
Do not delay. Remit by Postofce Money Order. Reg
istered Letter Wells Fargo Co Address all orders
to THE RANCH, SEATTLE, WASH.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-04-01

A new creamery is being put, in at
Francis, Ore, by the Francis Roch-
dale company.
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-04-01
LIZ GHORNS

Rose Comb, Brown Leghorn COckeres for
SALE Vigorous farm stock, $3.50 each.
Breeding Pen 5 hens 1 cockerel, $500
Satisfaction guaranteed.
II. RALSTON, Leavenworth, Chelan Co.,
Wash
The ranch. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1902-1914, 1903-04-01

WANTED-A Turkey hen. Will pay a
good price. Mrs. J. M. Harrison, Sedro-
Woolley.
PURE BRED BUFF PLYMOUTH ROCKS.
Owner of the high -scoring cock birds in
the Northwest Eggs. $3.50 per setting :
two settings. 81 B. n Rounds, 3O4 East
AAth Street Seattle
Catalogue free of the best Brown and
White Leghorns. Minorcas. Brahmas. b. P
Rocks, White Crested Polish. FRED A
JOHNSON. SIS s. 35th ST.. Tacoma. Wash
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1903-05-27
aMrs, BOB WHITE" A DANDY
There May be Others, But Their Is Only
One Play In the "Miss Bob White Class"

1t will be the first of the great big organiza-
tions to start en- tour and will catch the cream
of the profession. As has already been mem
toned, its all operate chorus has been aug
mented by the choice of the Francis Wilson
"Toreador Co. and Marguerite Sylvia "strol
lers" Co., for which purpose Fred G.. Nixon
Nirdlinger, of the Park and Peoples Theatres,
who will look out for the interests of the Miss
Bob White" tour and Willard Spenser, made
a special trip to Buffalo last week, and took
their choice Of the available talent in bbth
these organizations, while the closing of 1.-THE
Silver Slipper" was only new source of aug
mentation to the ranks of the popular Spenser
opera. Everybody is working diligently. A
host of painters are busily engaged decorat-
ing the daily output of the citys first expert
carpenters, so that the production will be
thoroughly up to that high standard that
Nixon and Zimmerman have set in "A Chin.
ese Honeymoon" and THE Runaways,'
while Madam Gilmore and host of New Yorl
costumers are re-ftting the regalia for the
| forthcoming tour
| The public at large are seldom familiar with
| the work in detail of an operate organization
| to have things in readiness at the ringing III
| of its premier curtain. Each engaged in it,
| launching, are rs busy as bees, and not unit
after it is fairly started is there even thu
| slightest breath of relief, and so when Miss
| Bob White" makes her re-entree into the
theatrical world, it will be with an environ
ment and bib and tucker of which any hlgi
class organization might justly be proud.
Beautiful souvenir photo buttons have beer
| circulated of the leading ladies of the forth
coming revival, and are indeed dainty souve
| Mrs of the famous Spenser opera. These but
tons are obtainable upon application to Mana
ger Nixon-Nirlinger, at the Park Theatre
| Philadelphia,
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1903-05-27

by nature and circumstance they are
the daughters, wives, sisters and moth
ers of men they represent the inter
ests of the home. The feminine quail
ties, in which they excel man are love
peace, purity, temperance, economy
and obedience to law. These are the
qualities lacking in legislation. The
first duty of government is to keep the
peace between individuals and nations.
But men are by nature more belliger-
ant than women-therefore a purely
masculine government cannot keep
the peace. Three-fourths of our taxes
are for war expenses-for arms, navy,
forts and cannon-for pensions and
interest on war Indebtedness. Our
Government is the most extravagaDt
in the world. Think of our last Con-
gress, in the time of peace, appropriat-
ing 81 500, 900, 600 in a single year.
There is but one remedy for our So
cial political evils-it is in the enlight-
eminent and Acknowledgement of Amer
can women.
The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1903-05-27
The Wastes OF the BODY.

Every seven days the blood, muscles and
bones of man ofaverage size loses two pounds
of WORKOUT tissue. This waste cannot be re-
plenished and the health and strength kept up
without perfect digestion When the stomach
and digestive organs fail to perform their
functions, the strength let's down, health gives
way, and disease sets up, Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure enables the stomach and digestive or
gans to digest and assimilate all of the whole
some food that may be eaten into the kind of
blood that rebuilds the tissues and protects
the health and strength of the mind and body.
Kodol cures Indigestion, Dyspepsia and all
stomach troubles, 1t is an ideal spring tonic.
Sold by all druggists.
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The Firemen's Tax.

The law which authorizes the ex-
emption of soldiers and firemen from
tax on property to the value Of $780, is
to be taken Into court for an opinion as
to its eonstitutionality by a taxpayer
of Rutherford.
Captain Addison Ely National
Guardsman, of Rutherford, was not
given any exemption by the local as
SCISSOR this year, and he appealed to the
State Board of Taxation for the allow
ance on $500 valuation under the law.
This the Board refused to grant.
The Board gives no reason for its re-
fusal to grant the exemption but it is
believed that they acted under the COLI
ssitution which requires all property to
be assessed under general laws and by
uniform rules, according to its true
value.
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PLOT TO NAME CLEVELAND.
]. P. Morgan, according to Henry Waiter
son, viii Purchase His Election.
New JERSEY Is INTERESTED.

New JERSEY Is INTERESTED.
A dispatch from Louisville, Ken
lucky, says:
"Cleveland's presidential boom as
such was noticed by Henry Watterson,
in the Courier-Journal to-day for the
| first time. He preferred a lengthy edi-
torial with clippings showing how he
| forecast it in June last, and then said :
" THE milk In the Cleveland cocoa
nut is Pierpont Morgan, and when
Pierpont Morgan puts his hand to a
job, be it railway merger, ship
combine or presidential boom, 1t werS
well that prudent men took note of it.
At least none such will make light
of it.
Briefly, the scheme is this: To
force Mr.. Cleveland's nomination by
the arts of the Matchmaking mugwump
and the money of the syndicates /; and
having him nominated, to buy New
York, New Jersey and Connecticut and
the one additional vote necessary to
elect, relying upon the solid south, re-
duced to a choice between Cleveland
and Roosevelt, to take Cleveland.
"'That is all. And it is great be-
cause 1t is so simple. If it works, so
much gain. If it appears faulty, as the
final trial approaches, Mr.. Cleveland
has only to draw out, as he did from
the gold bug Indianapolis convention,
declaring that no one was authorized
to put him in nomination.
"'But in the meantime, though Mr..
Bryan speculates and Mr.. Villas denies,
Mr.. Cleveland cannot be induced to ut
ter the decisive word which would at
once stop the chatter.
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The following Ii published by re-
quest of the local Equal Suffrage Asso-
citation:
Woman asks the right to vote. Let
her have il. She will not be mascu-
line, but she will do the woman's part
in politics. God never meant that pol
itical society should be composed Of
men only. He intended that Govern
ment should also be something of the
home. As long as women are kept
out of the government there can be no
settled spirit of peace.
The question of woman suffrage Is
no longer question Of theory, but it
has become practical question. In
all States where woman suffrage has
been established, the best results have
followed.
And it is only in twelve States to-
day, that married mother has any
legal right to the care and custody Of
her minor children. Until last year
the women OF Massachusetts, did not
have it; until the year before last the
women of Illinois had 1t not. In every
case the right has been secured by the
advocates Of woman suffrage.
Women are needed in government,
because they are unlike men-unlike