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SHE GAINED
THIRTY POUNDS
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MRS. WEBER TELLS HOW SHE
4 WAS HELPED WHEN DOC
TORS FAILED
She Let Her Trouble Become Chronic
Because She Hestated to Consult p
Her Physfclan-Pa rticuiars of
Remarkable Case. e ~

The natural reluctance which every.
woman feels to consult a physician re-
garding troubles peculiar to her sex,
caused Mrs. C.; Weber Of No. 1855 South
Front street, Columbus, Ohio, to let her
illnesszsrunM ION Until it became chronic,
and even the5axcellent. doctor whom she
employed could give her, no relief that
was permanent. She writes as follows
conc rning. a ease+th hat will interest h,ip4
dreds of sWorneg and every husband whose
wife, Is ailing. II - s,s
II felt the trouble long time before
I*Went to our doctor, perhaps a. year or
more. When did consult him he told
mel hadSfemale trouble and that my
ovaries were affected. Ifelt sharp pains
through mysSstomach and could not walk
acrosasthe room without suffering agonies
which tcaHnot describe My head ached
so that it fairly thumped and at times it
seemed that would go crazy. My stom-
ach became so weak that it would re-
tain only the lightest food. Week after
| week ! took the Doctors medicine, but /
continued to feel worse and worse. On
several occasions I was confined to my
bed for a week at a time My weight
decreased to 1O2 pounds and / seemed a
confirmed Invalid -
Zone day read OF aecase similar to
mine that had been cured by DR.. Will
| liams' Pink Pills for Pale People, and,
although did not have much confidence,
began taking the pills, having already
discontinued my Doctors treatment. While
was taking the second box began feel
ling little better and the Improvement
continued until I was cured, The pains
disappeared, my appetite and digestion
improved and in a few months I had re-
covered my health and strength and
weighed 1872 pounds I have recon-
mended DR.. Williams Pink Pills for Pale
People to several people and know that
they took them with good results
No discovery Of modern times has
proved such a blessing to women as DR.
Williams Pink Pills: for Pale People
Acting directly on The blood and nerves
invigorating the body regulating the
functions they restore the strength an6
health in the exhausted patient. wher
every effort of the physician proves un.
awaiting. These pills are sold in boxes
at.50 cents a box prSsfx boxes for $3.50
and may be had at all druggists, or direc,
bysnaail from. DR., w illialns' Medicines Coz
Schenectady, N. Y.
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Sheridan a large army post-Fortt Nc
Kenzie The situation is ideal, a small
plateau overlooking the town and they vail.
ley in all directions. :At presentsft is, bar-l
rem, but it is proposed to build an ,irrf-.
cation canal and plant trees and in the
course Of a few years 1t will be4one Of fl1e
largest and most attractive posts west
of the Missouri. New barracks are in
process Of construction and congress has
appropriated over 100000: for that pur-
pose. Two troops Of the Tenth cavalry
colored, are stationed here, these men
being the ones who were sent to rein
force Roosevelt in his charge up San Juan
hill" They have been brought here for
rest and recuperation after hard service
in the Philippines, this station being re-
garded as one Of the most healthful In
the United States. THE elevation is nearly
5000 feet, while the air IS dry and clear,
and the country is absolutely free from
malaria. For. these reasons sthis. station
will for years be used asa reeuperatiye
point for American soldiers returning
from the Philippines, and It is largely for
this purpose that the war department is
enlarging and undermining 1t.
-ssE w w 1or,nopo
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

I. E. Burgan and wife to e. j. Carpenter,
lot 10, block G, Tuttle's addition, SO, 500.
Frank ]. Lyman and. wife to Bert Elliott,
William nm g. Palmer to Timothy q. Fitzgerald,
lot - block Motor Line addition, 5000
Mccormick Harvesting Machine company to
John Hasal. insection 35.2S-24, 5000. n st..
Theodore G. Custer and wife to Fred Hoff-
meyer lot 10, block 81, West Minneapolis, second
division, $1S5.
William w. Woodruff to Minnie Eyer Hubbard,
part Of lot l. block g. University addition, So 800
Portius @. Derning and wife to Robert P
Humphreys, lot &, block 9, Menages supplement-,
$125.. IS = II. ~ e
Il Eliza J. Brown to Napoleon B: johnson, lot S,
block 8, Arinnehaha: addition. $125. s
Emma Il. Foster to Pedert. X. Moen, lot 10,
block 3. Powderhorn Park addition, 5000.
Augusta i. Plummer and husband to Sophie
Bergeron, lot s. block Il, Bakers fourth addi-
ton, 81, OOO q; ~ AZ. }7t ss
& Mary d. Green ct al. to Luke D. Reilly ct al,
lots 81 aud 80. block 3, Cutters addition $780,
Gertrude w. Mendenhall (trustee) to George
Tyalak, lot 16, GpilforI putlots, $3.50 S.
Ertck Eund ana GRe to- Myrtle NJ. Ia bour,
lots III and u, block /, Gland Park 800.
Julia Powers to Richard W Powers, lot 8,
block u, Ramsey, Lockwood and others addt
ton 81, 900. s3.9s
Charles ii. Rich and wifesto Augusta u Plum
1ner, lot 5, block IA, Bakers fourth addition,
$780, 81 "a 80
Seven minor and unpublished deeds, $2,306 .
Total, % desdss $22Ss691. !;
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ALAsKlA's. GOLDEN sTERAMs !,
= 20 1eE.s.s55 $3.50 800 3
$1,25o, 900 Comes Down by the Ohio
Senator and Delphin. !,

from the north yesterday amounted 6 to
81 100000 This great treasure shipment
came from'a Nome and the British: Yukon
on the steameEs Ohio, Senator and DeI-
phin. The vessels brought $50 passengers.
The Dolphin had the Klondike, or Brit
ish Yukon, shipment of $500, 900. 1t came
consigned to the Seattle assay office and
the Canadian Bank Of Commerce: Of this
city from the Dawson branch OF the in
stftution. 4
b Purser Robertson had In his charge on
the voyage from the north tho great gold
nugget taken from an Anvil creek bench
Sept. 8. The exact value OF this beautiful
specimen Is $3,285.a0.
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES

McNULTY DETECTIVE AGENCY. 210 KAsoTA
building. Detective work in all its branches
respectfully solicited. Reference: 3. J. Con-
roy, chief Of police Minneapolis. Northwest
ern phone, 279O-J-1.
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BUILDING PERMITS.

James Merrick, 7o3 Erie street Sc, dwelling,
81 800.
5000 sHennepin avenue, Stores $15 600. sa
Ella B. Mapes, 3247 hIinnehaha avenue, dwell.
ing. 81 200.
Five minor permits, SIPS
Z Total, eight permits, $1S, 725.s
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CUTLERY GRINDING

SHEARS, RAZORS AND KNIVES SHARPENED
We grind everything that requires an edge.
Verbeck. practical grinder. 211 4th ri =. Mpls.
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LEIGH LAKE, INDIAN AGENCY, oNIGUM,
: Mimi, Sept. 81, 19O3-Sea1ed bids will be re-
ceeived at the Office Of acting Indian agent
Leech Lake Agency, Minnesota, until IL M,
central time, Oct. "a, 1908, for thes sale Of
the downtown timber on the Red Lake dim
inished reservation, on the following described
sections:
Section &c. township is, range &c.
Sections l. 2, II, 12, ID and II, township
100, range 36.
Section 80, township ISL, range IS.
Sections g., 6, Z, 8, 16, II, and IS, township
$50. range 35.
The greater part Of this timber was blown
down on July 5, 1902, and is estimated at be-
tween five and ten million feet Norway and
White Pine. No standing, green or live timber
will be cut.
This comprises practically all the merchant
able pine timber in the downtown area
l, Rules and regulations for sale and cutting
Of the: timber Gamble obtained by prospective
bidders on. application to. the undersigned.
The 9governmen reserves the right to reject
any and all bids. So G. L. SCOTT,
Ma1er Tenth Cavalry, Acting Indian Agent
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CIRCULAR LETTERS

MPLs.. CIRCULAR & ADDRESSING co., ALIAS
Mic. Birmingham Multi ypewriting reproduc.
ton; addressing mailing, etc.; lists supplied.
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~~~>~>>~~~-~~~~>>
FUR GARMENTS MADE TO ORDER; NEW
stock seal and sable skins Of finest quality. re.
/: pairing and remodelingaa specially, A. Reiner,
7o1 Hennepin av. Both phones.
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{ MAGNETIC: HEALING

IF YOU WERE FULLY CONVINCED THAT
!, magnetic treatment. would cure you would
yee sand or e. ffes
b stitute, 62s Bank Of Minneapolis bldg, 5302
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EUROPEAN TRAVEL
FURRIERs

O-0'~"S0SlOOSrO $1,000
FOR LOWEST RATES TO EUROPE WRITE
Wenham's Gen. Agcy. 10 3D. st s, Minneapolis.
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CLAIRv0YANTs
CUT THIS OUT. GUT THIS OUT.
1t will net appear again.
rs MADAME MARIE PERCY,
. The Greatest Palmist and Astrologer
OF Modern Times

The Greatest I Palmist rand and Astroloser
800 sHENNEpIN Av.
T want facts GO to scientific reader 1,ss +,
STUDYING Pastry and Asrolosy and Il the
antees to tell YOU things that you know are are
rely on her predictions.
She tells past, present and future correctly S:
love marriage lovers quarre5s business and a,s
ure. what t a NAL makes Your life history.
I q aas4 b has been inflated
in this city, Of which she cannot do the
Whse1er you visa to knew without asking
question or you giving her pointer ter, on,,
G 6S oaa aaS a tGy one ad
within one week from date will receive a
reading for half price.
Hours, a. m to 8 p. NJ Sunday after
n. .B.--Mail readings a specially. Send dime
and birthday for trial horoscope.
10 Seventh st. s.
Tells outcome Of business, speculation, invest
ira gndss AND To ~ Seat
wealth and happiness; send birthdate and 81
for mail readings , 81
30
save you money, and be of material serv-
ice, no matter where you are located; gives
the best advice in both social and business
matters; Will clearsup MISUNDERSTANDING and
relieve your doubts of any AFFAIRS. 1928 LIST av
81 LIST av car
PROF. H. G. BELMONT, PALMIsT, CLAIR
voyant and second-sight reader; calls names.
tells past, present and future; gives advice
on everything regarding past and future; con-
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( La Palma; greatest living trance clairvoyant
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MRS. SHAFT, TRANCE, BUSINESS, TEST
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Richmond hall, corner Sth and Nicollet.
MRS. MARY JACOBS, THE wELLKNowN
l. clairyoyant, business medium; over twenty
= years in city, may be consulted daily on all
affairs of life. $40 Sd ay s.
MADAME BAKER, PIANIST, READINGS 500;
hoalrse, 2 to 4 and Z to p. N. 400 I'd av s,
L upstairs, room A.
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DYEING AND CLEANING

r~e~c~>~>~~~~~~~~~~~e~~~-N
TTT PANToR1UM, w. L. WALDRoN, PROP,
fancy DIVER and French dry cleaner; renovator
IF Clothing for men and women; two stores;
TWIN CRY DYE WORKS, THE LEADING
French dry cleaners for ladies' and gents
clothing and all household goods. BIG Ntcollet.
NORTH STAR DYEING AND FRENCH DRY
Cleaning work; 724 Hennepin av; both phones.
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BUSINESS SPECIALS

nently removed By electricity. Miss Hollster,
77-78 Syndicate block. Pioneer stand of the
northwest. Exclusive specialist.
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WATER FILTERS.

~ We have the best water filter on the market
4 to-day. For particulars see r.. NJ. Anderson
604 Sykes Elockss u. q. 2374
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
MINNEAPOLIS JOURNAL 4.
#Ss@ BRANCH OFFICE.
D0NALDsONS GLASS BLOCK. 80
Next to Western Union Telegraph and
Branch Postofices. In Office on main door,
front of elevator. $500
Want "ads'' AND news items received. as
Journals on sale.
k7 Subscriptions taken. 4iq
General information given.

tS
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT II. R.
Fullenwider has never been our exclusive
agent, and do hereby give notice that said
Ful!enwtder has been discharged and is no
longer In the employ of the Indiana Con-
# solidated OIL & Asphaltum Co., Milwaukee,
Wis. Indiana Consolidated oil & Asphaltum
4 Co.
COMMENCING MONDAY, WILL SELL ENTIRE
stock new and unclaimed pictures at very
quick selling prices. to make more room for
framing picture department; new mouldings
oyals, portrait frames. We frame pictures
cheap to keep busy. Zesbaugh, II 9th st S. "a
BLANCHE BOOTH, DRAMATIC REoITALIsT,
entertainer and instructor, invites offers from
societies and clubs. Hotel Oxford, 7th st and
q Hennepin av. N. W. phone, 421O-J Main.
sStudio, rooms1
CARS OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS MADE UP FOR
Pacific coast frequent shipments and big saw
ing in freight: see US before shipping Boyd
Transfer and Storage Co., 46 8 Sd st. u
THE CENTRAL COOPERATIVE KITCHEN
/. delivery now extends through Sunnyside and
vicinity. Hot o'clock dinners. T. G. Phone
1855; N. W. Main 1891 il.
STORM SASH, ALL SIZES AND KINDS, AND
hangers; order before the rush. City Sash and
/ Door Co., $50 4th st S.
EXPERT AID WRITER CAN SPARE You
some hours. Address 6424, Journal
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WOOD AND COAL

TIaNITE-DRY. AND SCREENED. $3.50 PER
ton; coal is scarce; buy now. Heavy gang,
$2.75; slab, $780, this years cut. Both
8 phones. sWaslfburn Coal Cos Id III st 8.
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FINANCIAL
CHEAP MONEY.
LONG TIME.
EASY
AvN{ENr<c

CHEAP MONEY.
LONG TIME.
EASY
PAYMENTS.
It pays to borrow of
MINNEAPOLIS LOAN co.
. PRIVATE LOANS. 1t YOU WANT
HONEY AND A FRIEND. TOO. CALL
WE LOAN MONEY
ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES,
WAGONS. ETC, without removal from
your possession, located anywhere In
Henpepin county, AT. THE LOWEST
RATES AND EASIEST TERMS.
SALARY LOANS ON PLAIN NOTE;
NO INDORSER; NO RED TAPE;
QUICK SERVICE; NO PUBLICITY,
Call on the Old Reliable
MINNEAPOLIS LOAN CO.,
e01-2 Globe Bldg, ~ 4th st S.=ss
Open Monday and Saturday TIL p. N.
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TURKISH BATHS

GENTLEMEN ONLY; WEST HOTEL TURKISH
Bathrooms; 81 for Turkish bath; frst-class
rub and room all night.
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PENSIONS
RUBBER TIRES

WE ARE HEADQUARTERS FOR THE DIA-
mond automobile and carriage tires; expert
Yulcanizing and repairing on all kinds; big dis
count all bicycle tires; call and see them.
j. N. Johnson Co.. 9i5 Nicollet az:
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MACHINERY AND ENGINES

IRON WORKING AND WOOD WORKING MA
/ . ern Machinery Co.. 217 I'D st $. Minneapolis.
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STOVE REPAIRS
TAILORING

j. D. HINsAW,. TAILOR, e27 BOSTON BLK.
New fall goods New fashion platez.
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Sept. l. 1903 So IS
Department Of the Interior, ~.
Sept. 81 1903 ~
Forwarded to the president with recommends
tion that he approve these regulations.
& q :ss35 ~ E. A. HITCHCOCK,
5s5siaS Secretary.
White House. Sept. Z, 1908.
Approved in accordance with the provisions
OF the act Of February Is, 1889 GO Stats. 8T31.
~ a. i ~ ri e. AOOSEvELT.s
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
De ff5a.
Mcn uuber liot mGrfcligc SmitrnSis-
Bc6cr.

CHARLES arusers aiGrligbeoser.
fl9ring beit tiIueirS er fanife liOt
eneltaaenoe. San bar en- 2inebanier,
% iammen meo ben Dame, bpiS
SaanO ban aipirertc til, bapOe ban no.
fsrt Sing, JOIN De aooe 6olf / ct.
SouiS babe oGret meaet beoeiitre6e
ouer. @n aften, Ia alnitnerinbcr
bauOe uOisrt ct brilliant Suitiprang,
% Mr. aruger bolbt beuoe / SGnoer.
ne bsit tiIpeirS oper ct SAB al opab.
penbte unSrenbe arii9ter, buffet ban
burtigt lin MISUNDERSTANDING %
fit So. De uOfsrte Heiten al 6oreitiI.
lingeu iom Sorlopebe,
en- ing al,itraliener TRIBE paa EN-
notiaa PUBLIC RoaOe til en- Gige, ban
paa en- Guropattr bapoe moot og for.
eIifet liz /. aommeu tilbage til Nh.
~tipoOerne fit ban fat / en- gapeasie,
iom ban eiter beberig Splprelie
ien0te 8igen iom Breient. "gil Ou
gifte Dig meS 9if2" ipurte Golp
nGSpiit; "pil on gifte big meo 0id?"
RolpS ifierne Gierinbe ienOte @iue.
rem ct Telegram paa ct Orb: Sal"
Yaitor s. %. Matber, WanfeIter,
bar iortalt en- nofiao moriom Siito.
RE. Gn 2iabeisr9er forcIifet iig / en-
Came, bpis Waub ban babe be9rapet,
men for InitpnoigbeSS Sfplb oentet
ban en- Sib, in0en ban friooe. 9a.
men bar ga allerebe ~forIooet. Ien
inocn lang, Gto bar eaot ben, fit Sig.
beisrgeren oct Spero at 9rapinite
SltSbono Ro. 2 ogiao. San pentet oa
bare en- llge, in6en ban iaien frioSe;
nrelt after igien baooe gnfcn forlooet
ii9. Oct bar ga intct moet at gisre
enS ocnte igicn. % Oct Isnnet iig
pon Ell Waooe. 5bi SfiGbncu bar
BAN gltnItig, % inSen ret Ipuse fit
Dan / Sporag at araoipite SitsbonS
Ho. 8. alog al @rfnriro iriobe BAN
iauinort 8ropen bar tiIfaitet, 90 ban
fit uuturIigoiS ga.
gu CONNER / Nrfanias prriiOcrte
for life iou IGrge ijSCn len Ret. bpor
en- Mano bar n~nfInget ior SperiaIb.
gnflagcrirocn par en- iortrplleuoe
pafter Came, % bun erflrrte, at bun
9if / bsbcIiq 9lrgit for at Infla9ebc,
Ser par benScS 9rpr, piEbe tiIfsie bet.
Sc IcoemIig SfaSe. I'll oct bemrrfet
Gommcren. at ban aiernc ifuISe bile
al benoe oen gefpttslie Tom Ell Mauo
ifpIocr lin SltitrlL Tarcn taffet %
gap 2openS SpretboISer i'm Soanb
% lit So. III.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
Seq bill beI6rebe Gem for
8kemmatisms
Oilers forlanscs insen Semsc.

Gnboer 9rlig 8erion, iom li6er at
&bellmatiSnle fan IenDtte bette Eli.
bu6.
Seq er en- SpeciaItt / 9ebono.
ling al &beumattsme og bar 6elbre.
bet Here SilfGISer, tror ieg, eno no.
gen anoen 29ge.
S t6 aar foretoa ieg 1000 Grperi.
menter meo forifiellige aemifalier,
og prgneoe alle fienbte Witler, me.
bens ie8 iamtiOig leote 8erben oper
for noget bebre.
Sor nj aar iiben fanbt ieg ct foit.
bart femiif 8roouft / Spiflanb, bpil.
fet, / Screening meo mime tioIigere
Spoagelier, 9iper mig en- iiffer Sur.
Seq mener life, at Sen fan for.
banoIe benformr6e SEQ til 9isb
i9ien, men Sen fan belbreSe Spg.
bommer pda 1pilfetiombelit Staoi.
Inn, fuIbitpnoig % for itebie. Seq
bar giort Oct fulba 100000 8onge.
Seq peo bette iaa beitemt, at leg
bill lobe nit >2ggemiobel no paa
RrGpe. Sfrip iimpeltben ct greo.
fort. eftrr min BOG ON &beuma.
tisme og ie9 Lii ietbe Gem en- Sroer
paa Ceres apotbefer for iefs 6Ia.
fer Or. Sboops &bematic Cure.
Gag ben Ell Waaneo paa min Ref.
70. Seriom 6en Ibffes er Smfoit.
ningen bare $3.50. On Sen feiIer,
bill ieg betale apotbeferer - og De.
res blotte Orb err afgisreuoe.
Seq mener bette nsioatig. Spis
De tiger at Reiultatet life er, bpao
ieg ~paoitaar, bill ieg life oente en-
Gent al 3em.
Seq bar insen 8rsper. Sptl.
feniombeIit blot og bar grsre, iom
fan iuopirfe pad fronif Rbeumatis.
me, maa bore iammeniat al iaabon.
ne Snereoientier. at Den err farlig.
Seq benptter niger iaaborne Ne.
bifamenter, % oct err 0aarifab at
taee Dem. Spgoommen rtaa oripes
no al 9IoSet. Win Rbertmatisme-
alir iiSretter bette ielp / be panTte.
lisite. bnnrSnnffebe SilirIber. Den
bar fiireret Sc Gloite 5iIfGIber, Der
nogeniinoe bar fomnct UNDER min
9~ebnnhling.
s heIa mir Griaring - | ale
mine 1000 6orisg - bdr ies aIbrig
funSet noeet 9PgemioSel. ion fun.
De fhrere ct frouiif SiIfrIoe no ai
bner ii.
5iIifrip mig % ieg pil ienoe lem
Sroren.
Sorisg nit 9~Gaemibbel / en- Waa.
neS. oct Ton irnoer ole SmitpnSia.
heSer life ifape lem. Teriom BET
ieiler. err oct irii.
goresier Or. Sboop, Dor 507
Hocine. @is.
NiI0e SiIfRlber. fife froniife, bel.
brebes oite al en- eIer to SIoifer.
Sos ale g~potbe.ere.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
mtarnuHlr.

@aaSeifnb. - Wens ban forIeben
Dag bolbt paa at ifpoe tilmaals, fom
Spen Carlton / @lenpoob til at Of
fpre ct Sflio, JON ramte bans 6 aar
gamIe 9roOer Oscar / llnOerlipet meo
BEN Sslge, at ban osOe II elmer ie.
mere.
Gn cleftriff gane er paatGnft fra
Bloper, Gortage Gpuntp, til Werria,
2incoln County. st aompani Der
fal0er iig 8isconiin Giper RaiIpnp
& Bonner 60, bar label JIG ~organiiere
for at bpeee Sen npe 8ane.
SasarSipil blanSt ltniucriitctsfDlf.
On Brofesior ueO Bisconiin Uni
p~erIitet, artbur Stanlep 8beeler, bar
npGig faaet i'm afifeb, forSi ban be.
'egte Spi1ebuiene | Wabiion % uar
SritiGISig. BrofeSior 8beeler, ser
or Ssn al e1 f%remragenoe S~roiesior
peo Gale l~tniperittct % bar npOt en-
iiGIoen goo Sporaaelie, tilitoo fine
SpnSer, men frttog &c andre 2prere
peb ltnpierittetet for at bprfe De Jam.
me 8,tSer iom ban. Sorboloet bldnot
StuSenterne Iubiion Ffal ttIbels
baaoe | 6enne % andre Senieenber
bore bSerit ilet, men BET ifaI MI bore
Weningen at faa fat en- chopper for
ulepenet.
8ucinfferiabrif. - Sra Chippewa
Sa0S meSSeles, at BrPiioenten for
8isconiin Sugar 60, 81. O.. 8aauer,
bar oRret Der i 9pen for at fonierere
mes Def ~iadfaISte "8rosresiipe 2eague
Council, o. iom Reililtat al oisie
llnSerbanSlinger beber oct, at ban oiI
oprette en- Sufferiabrif til ct Soften.
De al 100000 ser I 9pen. Gaa
8rumS al at Oct life Iaoer fig gisre
at ifdffe set nebpenOiae WaIfineri
iiioe, bill 5abrifen life fonme igang |
fcmmenoe SPion, men grbeioet pil
begpuoe til Soften, % anlGaget oil
bIipe inroist for nGitc aars apling,
9pens 6oIf bar | Here Mtaaneoer op.
arbeioet Srteresien for Saaen bIauot
6armerne, o8 6ruaten al bette ar.
belize er, at oper 1000 aftier / 6abri.
fen M er iolgt.
Decorah-posten., 1903-01-30
Al helbrede en- ForkIelelse paa en- Dag.
Tag Laxative QUINN Tablets. Det,e Nayne'
trrk &WAr paa liver Eske. Csc
',StOp Thief.''

Gubper 6armer burbe nuItaiie iig ben me
'Stpp Sbtei trap" for StuufS. ipm Rortb.
~treitsru Sioe & Sur Go. / minneapolis DO,
brn8t I SanbeIen. 9etts or ben ppperitt
Gpreiar nc9tuitnee opiunott; ben orRbe,
Spret pisblittelia, for i~aaiRart bet rprrl
ofo Sogrn iprinser ben traitise Staaltirl
op. grber fat ON SpyetS pals % tpGler
bet Stuntcu faar lie sn8arS Eio til al
Iorpsite 9Giten omtrine fig. % bette or en-
TOR 6oroel. Reoet GGfte tr9naes lite
pUer SarSn for Giurts, mgu Tor wtint %
andre itp 9pr bpr Sagen flutes meo GrRs.
2Fu eler enc.
On M mutt iauitreret 1909 How to
catch wild animals, - "a Sioer - liant
SiGeocr meb YnOISnius ON bpproau SuS.
bpr 90 pllee 9gr ital flaaes. isuoes frit ior
. Gents / 5rtm9rtsr. Ibis Sc uGpuer "ge-
rabsSUiten". Spis Ss fipber en- Gar al
R%urtbweitsrn @toe Il SIR GO. euer ieuosr
Snoer % Climb til oeng iaar De Sps OF
gileoer irit.
Su5er % 8elsprrt inbbrinser M msse,
bite 2riisr. Sats life biemme for balp
eler 10 5reOleosls 1riier, men ftrip I'll Of
eiter 4rlsluier.
R~ortbweiteru Sibs s Sur Co., Rtnnea.
polls, Wainn. 23b6eou
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Tor DC l'o'te 20 Var 90 bet frcH'aaar
a. lallIlrlc at iiteoens sTringen Tor
minolfeoes ira 1871 pr. 1000 5ro-
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