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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-18
Sure to Come Later.

Doctor-I think you understand fully
now the directions for these medicines,
and this is for your dyspepsia.
Patient-Why, 1 haven't dyspepsia,
doctor.
Doctor-Oh, I know, but you VIII
hava If when you have taken those 9th
or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-18
ue.r;ne Noisy Clothes.

Hurleigh-How did you ever happen
+o nick out such a suit of clothes?
Burleigh-Oh, just went it blind.
Hurleieh-And deaf?-Judge.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-18
Co1orinx Matter Not Injurious.


The dairy commissioner Of Mime
sofa has been carrying on scientific
tests Of the effect OF butter color on
animals to determine whether or not 1t
Is injurious. 1t is reported that he has
fed coIors to quite a number of rab-
bits, guinea pigs, cats, etc, and in ev-
ery case death was the result. This Is
an old experiment; but, as no one Is
in the habit Of drinking butter color as
a hot weather beverage, we see no
cause for alarm. Only very small
amount of it Is used in a pound of but
ter-not enough to injure any one but
the manufacturers of oleomargarine.
Garden Crops on Old Land.
Experiments with wax beans indicate
that the crop can be grown continuous
" on the same ground for at least eight
wears. The tomato crop has been grown
for eight years in succession at the New
Jersey station without much trouble
from disease, but the vines were spray
ed and the diseased fruit was promptly
removed. Crosses Of the red and yell
low varieties appeared to have greater
vigor than either Of the pure kinds
Exchange.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-18

The average mother is very fond OF
saying, Il can do without myself, Dus
I won't deny the children"
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-18
NoI,ipeal Descendant

OF the twenty-five men who have
been President Of the United States
ten have to-day no descendants.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-18
BracinG Wire Fence Posts.

The most successful wire fences are
those built Of the smooth wires, with
single barbed wire at the top. Such
fence iS generally animal proof, even
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-18

even II 1t docs 1t is not practical for tho
ordinary potato grower unless some in
genious fellow will devise a machine
from an old incubator that will regu-
late the heat at about the point need
ed.-American Cultivator
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-18

The bigger the town the revivalist
is from, the greater the distinction in
being converted by him.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-18


which is said to at
tain sometimes a cir
conference of six
inches. 1t is claim
ed, however, that in
spite Of this fact 1t
does not become
pithy or hollow, but
Is solid, crisp and
juicy.
French Breakfast,
Early Scarlet Turnip
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-18
Happened.

y ''4er died and left a
{ Ns.-i
3 l. ' I shot him before
oank with it."
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-18
Keeping Eggs for Matching.


Just how long eggs may safely be
kept before setting Is not known. Care
full experiments along this line are
needed. Last spring eggs kept five
weeks seemed to hatch as well as those
which were fresh laid. How much
longer they would have kept is uncer-
tain. Probably five or six weeks Is
close to the limit These eggs were
kept in a cool room in March and April
and were not turned. The daily turn
ing often advised and for which patent
racks and cases have been devised is
not strictly necessary. But old eggs
and fresh eggs should not be mixed in
the same setting, as the term of hatch
ing will be uneven. The length and
manner of keeping eggs for Matching
is of Importance at this season. If
March eggs are fertile there Is no
reason why they should not be saved
until hens enough can be had to start
a number of them at once.-Exchange.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-18
',alnly Would.

", 1 Il, a long felt want"
- ~Aes TO talk to him
/ IN Ill IL, a long-felr want ?"
'Do accidentally over
l. h 1oa.d compel a man to
,,s,Lr mas SAID enough" re-
mixer.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-18

TANKS SIT on level with main STOCK
tank that are supplied and governed
by it.
l used galvanized q pipe for all but
the outlet to house tank and supply
tank, which must be IA; pipes are
laid 31a feet under ground. through
cellar wall and up into kitchen. My
supply tank is near my feed yard
where l put q stack Of corn fodder
around it and over it in the fall, to keep
tank from freezing, and feed it off in
late spring. My stock tanks are away
from buildings far enough so 1 can
heat them with tank heater and a lit
tie coaL--C. Ottgen, in Ohio Farmer.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-18
A Good Grating Wax.

In response to several inquiries for a
good grating wax, the following form
ula Is given, and may be relied upon
to produce a good wax If directions are
followed: Take four parts Of resin, by
weight, two parts of beeswax and one
part of tallow. Melt together and pour
into pail of cold water. 1t should then
be pulled until nearly white. 1t will be
necessary to grease the hands we'll in
order to properly handle the wax. 1t
may be made into any convenient
shape, and will keep for long time.
When wanted for use heat enough to
soften it to the desired consistency
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-18

kubelks romantic who
clared
of the
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-18
To wsrd OFF Potato Blight.

As the seed or late potato Digit
seems to be planted with the seed pota-
toes, a European botanist suggests
that by heating such infected tubers
for about six hours at a temperature Of
1O6 degrees to 108 degrees in dry
oven the fungus might be killed with
out injury to the tubers. 1t has not
been fully demonstrated, however, that
this treatment destroys the fungus, and
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1903-04-18
Profit in summer Feeding.

L. LAC SICdICoL 10 usually OCAAS-
ed from the live stock during the sum-
mer months. This is not due to the
higher market prices, but to the ad-
vantages afforded by the spring and
summer conditions, and to the cheap
food that may be had in the form Of
pasture. Glover, rape and blue grass,
| with grain food, will SO cheaper the
cost of producing pound Of flesh that
good profits are secured with lower
selling price. The farmer should plan
to take every advantage of these favor
able conditions afforded by the warm
spring days. The young pigs. the frol-
licking lambs, the romping calves can
at this season give the best account Of
the food they consume. 1t is the young
animals that pay so we'll in the spring.
The man with abundant pasture and
goodly number Of well-bred young ami
mails to use it is sure to reap good
harvest from his summers investment.
indianapolis News.
Early Giant Crimson Radish.
Among garden novelties the Early
Crimson Giant radish is presented as
new type Of the early turnip radish, re-
T. l. g.. Gin
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03
= Scrgers 4tclicr.

altuitmnler arnc Berger bar, ion
fsr nGunt, molct ct gatcrbiaeoe for
Gaitor S~tecneriorS airfc / Canoe
% ofleOereOe oct iorleoen 0og. Oct
ioreittaer SeiuS | @etbiemone % er
ct aoot ubisrt Glrebioe, ion Menig.
beoen utoiliomt oil blipe ulcset bel
ttlireos meo. SeiuSfiGurcn er for
irinlig Gienaipet, og oct or iIpr INF.
feScS DIR. BERGER at I9g9e be retle
llotrDf / Inii9tet, Der paa ianme
GiO JON oct bprcr Grrg al nlemteitc.
Zig SioclIc DOG bar Oct gu6oommc.
li8t icrtloreOc, ri pcnter at iinSe / ct
.artitlSaniiGt, oper ia.
% Torllben nogIe andre itgrre oQ
miuorc WoIcrier / Ole (oeIs origi.
male % OCI8 aopier al Sc itorc We.
iterc), bar Or. Berger / lit Ipic,
prGati9e ItcIicr / S. g~ngbretionS
pau @otcr Street uoitiuet
eli bcl Gel uomGrfet Eortrptarbeibc,
iou oubeioIcr itQ icGo. Portrrtmr.
ling tunes ouerbopcOet at pUrc hans
,SpcciuIitct. % her fiuSc$ al set
@iacocr bnnOc / Gle, GoiteG
Grnuon.
NItinQ cr impft % imnQfuISt ar.
runAcrct %pauirfrinaen or upuofIu.
acIia % belle burlS NtCIicr piOncr ON
en- Nou6 mcN iiUI0cn SnrS for
G%lutitCiiCft.
Get QlTocr o& at crfnrc. at DIR.
Berger fOor mnngc 9citiainQer. %
al BON cr pcI tiIirc0a urco Iccorub.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03
Rortelie fortalt.

@proien Of yinsIanos anlprp.
button ifior opaipes til mellem 43 %
IA WiQioner Collars.
5 Reip Yorfs As NotionnIbnn.
fer er 0eponerct meaem fire of FEM
Sinoreoe Wiaioner Collars al andre
9onfers MioIer.
@illoforipuingen / be 6oreneoe
Staters Sfntfommer er itsrre emo.
Den. iomtliee 9onfer | 3iislano, Snir.
lano og 9eoerlanoene tiIiommen fan
eppiie.
Der or Is Millioner Menneifer
/ Spanien; men pna Den peitliae
Salpflele er Der oobbeIt ioo NANCE,
Der benptter Sponif iom tit ooeliae
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
@ep.9 orferne err Iigciom IN.
fferne bugelige Eotetspoere. De for.
tGrer omtrent to Miaioner Ssnoer
"Sorc9pler" bpert gar.
aun rs af hper 100 8erioner,
lom lnoer al Rpreipaoommen" 9riats
9iseoie", er ifelse 9eaernes 9ao.
itano unber 40 aor gamIe.
@ul9arien. Der bar ffaffet api.
lerne ioa meget 29ieituf / Sc ienere
gor, or al StsrreIic iom Ofldboma,
,Snobnggerantalet iom Stoten Mis.
lourts. Serbien og @r9fenlunb bar
bier 100000 Snobpgaere, eIer no.
get mtinore enc Staten SSsnbiono.
Canadian 9acific ganeieIIfob
bar giort bet iGrlig gobt / oe ii iioite
aor, laapel bpao Srofifen betrpffer
lom meo Senipn pna SoIe al Ssern.
bonelano. Sfior iplgtes opimoo en-
Wilton Icres for noget oper So br.
acre glenneminitlig; men ionr er al.
pGitoet n9rpaa TO Wiaioner Stores
Sano, Der inobrogte npiten 81 pr.
gcre' Get bier ogiaa, at GanoSos
Sorobrne gisr raife 5remItea.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

20 prTgtiee 2anoitDffer
for Dem, iott CT jGr0iae
til at fontnte itrar.

100 acres miotpeis mcl=
len to Observation-Disclosures,
ca. | Wfil fra bper, oa fun
u Wttl fra CT liDen Daffer
SnoUc, pcliaa 60 Wil ira
SotuingbDcrnc.
24O Acres inoimeacnt 2
nafrc Snoijper % fun a
Wfil fra Standardization.
Stsic CT bIanot DC FORTE
Sanoipffer, pi iolgtc gSis=
coniin % bianot oct bcoitc
Sano, itcn &jpbernc ifal
retie til Worge. iaa DC bar
ppcroragct os at iGl9e Sans
Oct tgten, ON Oct fan tic
itrar. Terfor CT 4riicn jaa
bilig, at pi tor iffc nGpnc
ocn | Noiicn, men iulo Se=
ifeo faces paa &ontoret.
&om ocrfor itrar. Ga full.
DC oisjc Stpffcr bore Solat
til on fomntcr ocruo, jaa
bar ni 10 en- bel Eel pr9atiat
Sfpplano igicn | Yolf &c.,
iom on fan ie paa meo oct
iamtttc altiatnmcn aoot
Sano til Vriicr, Der bill fors
ooble Ng paa ct Nar Mars
Sto.
A-E.INNM&OMN ~
~ Washington Ave. S.,
MINNEAPOLIS MINI.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03
Staternes Representation
| Rdbinetterne.

Set er ct Qdnitc mrrfDrroigt 6afs
tIrn, q. &bo0e NSlOuo, ser Our en- a.
Sc o~prinocIi8e trcttCn Stoter, oloriI
bar h0ot Ell HeprUiCutant / YrGiihcu.
tens &abiuet. Statru bar irembrogt
StNt@mUuo al bGi Rang @upernsrer,
Scn0torcy, MonQrcamUu0 % aripcre
tilon09 % %tiIieH, % oct er Guerra.
itCnoc, At acolruiiite Neniun bar holNt
all, 0j3ie noe al 8rTiiceutcu@ uffici,
Cj,CNImilic / alle 0e Mar. lluiontn bar
briN0ct. Get er life forOi Statcn y
"Hen 81 ser lille IeIamare o. Here
anoye Stoter. Ser life bar itsrre
NUo5ulNcrantoI euo Rbr0e &Slauo,
lOr UUrCt rtgrTienteret.
(evUS. Ser bar UHrct | llnipueu /
oocr haIommore0e @or % bar Sat
'Inr'tc ltNitrTtujul al ole Staterre,
bar lcuer dI0rjl prrGt bcGret meo en-
StlIliu1 i3obiuettct. Tette par uotlr.
''ai Not c'ier SfriAen, 0d OF blot blc
5aot 10 >cmotratiitc GOmimiitrotioucr
~ SpHen iCIuipl5eIi9 er bIcpeu iteS.
mcoerIlJ bebanNIet, men Scr uar Ell
lang ll0 Tor ari0eu, i buiIfeu man
'tuIoc hare ouiect &eraS pprSig iii en-
aabiucts itlling.
6.crloa er Ell arben aammeI Stat,
Der oIorl8 bar 5aot uo8en &eprpien.
iont / aa6irettet. Tette fan fortlc.
res oeo ocuA 9eIiggeubeS % 2tocr.
beo, men Der er en- al gtoroitatprne.
Der bar Orret Reolem al uuionen il.
oen 1861, Ger er / iamne Stiaine,
% Get or mGrfUGroigere. SermeO
! Hates til auHias. So6u 9roruus Stat,
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03
Ovnamttfuno:

s Snterilrbanoepotet / Seattlc.
@oib, ioubtes ON gitermiooageu
Sen 2Soe Sttober. IL GpnamitItGn.
ger, beItc / TO Batter. Get bar
Sprergitof uof til at BABE soeIagt
Spgninger / Ell SmfreSs al 10 Soar.
taller. Tn arbeioer fit ie Eafferne
bag Gaifeicruanten nebe | Saiemen'
tet, iom or aabent Gat % Gag.
Siblig lirsbag Worgeu ifebe Ell
SpnamitcrpIoiion bag Capitol Sotel.
Rou trocSc, at en- fulo Iano bapbe
billet giere Stsi.for Roro Sfplb;
men MI tror nan, at en- Rsnrling ira
SolSotertiereiten peo Rnpu @in
Sbannan cr @ierninesmanoen. San
bleo iorleNen ~arreiteret i en- SoIoon.
% man ionSt Gpnamit hos bnm. San
Hap no al arreiten % er freuoeles
paa 6riio6.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03
Oct norife Selifab.

Rpe WeoIemmer al Set Rorife
Selifab | Mmerifa":
Saanaro afielien, minneapolis,
Winn.
Eaitor q. 3. 2ohrem, Seneea, 81.
groi. .. q. gigneis, Sttapa, IN.
Rartin 8ergb, 9. 8. Glen, 6. q.
oepie, g. 6. gninqien, g. ). ailnnb,
~. IS. Spiobds @oaert SiIbabl, Ga.
bio Sacobien, 6. 6. 9ratrilb, Eroi.
s, u. llitrub, Slaf Gaulien, 6. s.
8ar9sneis. Or. SIR. 6leiider,
Siour Sails. g. Iaf.
5. 4, StraiS Siour Sails. 3. .,
Groi. q. @;STuoe, Broi. 5. 2.
Gorgoaro, 8ffomuno sfartpeot, Gan.
ton, 2. 3.
Senrp q. geterion, @eit Supe.
rior, @is. ~
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03
RanoeIsrcreIfen.
Zen imSnitrirIe Sitnation bebres,
Tiger 1mns SEAPORT.

III 8. q. Gun & Cas- nsenliae
3anoelsoueriigt, bnteret iibite 2sr.
bag. bibiGttes:
Zen inouitrieIIe aftiuitef bar saet
|er,beI, ioet mango 5abrifer bar sien.
optaget Driiten. og flere nil bespnbe
isien paa Wanoos. Tlere arbeios.
tpiitisbeoer er biet biIost. men poa
Den onoen SIDE er npc 9snsitreifer
beiluttet, Iiseiom a~obberfrisen /
Wontana bar lat 3uiinoer al Ierio.
ner no al Mrbeioe.
Sfisnt Der er Ieen til ct Iilbnge.
lag | Staalin6nitrien og en- forels.
big Stilitano / 5ertilinSuiirien /
Elten, iaa or 3apporterne ira 9ar6.
brugsoiitrifterne opmuntrenbc. Sno.
fasiationerne bor life soaet fnlot
ioa slat ! bet iibite. 9etaIieomiGt.
ningen al 5abrifuorer er t~ilirebsitiI.
leroe. 90 Sernbnnernes Snbt9ater
bibtiI | Sftober er nRiten 6 Yrocent
iisrre emo | 1901.
Spfjs6et al Sern- % Stoalmate.
rider er iremoeles inoifr9nfet til at
tilfrebsitiae set siebliffelige gebop.
Der er enoel afi9tnina at gpseema.
~teriale til 9ontorbpgniuser. Bare
blie, groer oip., men BEN er BOG iibe'
.tpbelia | Communicating meo 6ior.
aarets aiiGtuine paa bernie Bio.
3or isrIte Sang | BERNIE S9ion er
nogen 9eorine noteret meS Senipn
til gomilbsparemnrfeoet % Sfotsi.
fobriferne / Ien Gn9lartb bar oft set
arbeioe, De fnn ooerfonme inbtil
Nptoar. IetaIieafiGtningen 'af Sfo.
tot bar saaet iGrbcles I~trpgenbe.
6alitternes antal / iibite llae no.
gioroe / Dc 6oreneoe Stater 253 imco
233 / BEN iiliparenbe llse iiior % /
Canada 15t imoo % iiior.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03
Secprab % Smtegn.
Ten soie November 1908.
@amm,I Srsersmans bsS.

@amlc SSobn Soion oeoe SorSoog
/ iorriee ltge / tit Siem | Spring.
mater. San par Ell al De Glbite Rcro.
mpno / Gourmet San bar loot
1Soe 5ebr. 1916 pna @aaroen Soa-
itao | llIlensnona Soroanger. YRco
Somilie uopanoreoe ban Ill Imerifa
/ 1867 % 6oiatte liz Big Gnoe
Sorunibip, 8inneibeif So, % Dor
boet paa iamntc Steo lige til lin 7pb.
III If 9eru Ieper z; o9ioa haliS
Suitru leuer enonu % er NOT ioa rs.
rig for lin SLIDER. Gu al Ssnaerne
Dor / Spofaue ,8aib,, en- i Sent.Ie,
@dib.. % Ell | 2euiiton Sregoli.
@nmIe Soiou bar Ell ioub SpSerS.
maub, from oa itiIfproid. San Bauoe
Icpct ct erempIoriif Sip | belle i'm Iio
% par afbnlOt al ole, Der bopbe lPrt
bdm at fienoe. Son bar tinigc eli
oplpit og neaet inbii9tsiuIO Wanb
talte oltio meo beiiuoigt SoerIpg-
San bar Ell ieroeleS firfeIig iutcreS.
ierct @ano, en- FRO airfegiGnger,
ioalGnge ban aorfeoe at fomme no,
paretog oltio fine 8lieter. Sor
boIot iig / Gnfoloiabeo til @it6S Srb
90 par au0t bepon0ret / Dor plore
Iutberife SpbpageIieSliterotur.
Get uiIoe bore eoot, ON Den oppor'
cnoe SlPat piloe tage grempel al
ioooonnc gjGpe @GuoS Serb.
9egranelien foregif Ssnbag Otter.
miOoo9 ira Suiet % ira Springrpa.
ter Strife.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03
MYroeo fin Riereite.

WabeI 9ehet | glentopn, ga.
bar iorIopet nrco 10 % bIeu mprbet
Ianooa Gat ben 26be. gun por 81
aar. RoSeren ianot benoes Sig
9nsgaororn ON Norsenen ben 27oe.
Eisen bar oiientlie iorlopet meo vi.
ireS editein, en- Rsbelpclerer. %
ifirloe mart siite Jig; men bun bolSt
iis poa ionme 3ib til en- una Cigar.
i9lger / South Bethlehem peo Gapn
2aoio 3eiienberg. 5orplorete fore.
traf gditein % forbsb @eiienberg at
fomme / Suiet, sroos bette bdpoe
Sisen bemmelise Nsoer ureo bam,
bpiltet aap anieonine til bnppise
aIammerier nteIem 9i0reitefolfene.
SsnbaQ Gitermiooaa faIgte Gdltetrt
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03
Stiuineen / Wontana.

Zen 8omitc, iom for nogleG9 Gage
iibeu blep neoiat for at ie, bnao Der
fumoe aisrcS for at bringe Srben |
De forpiflebe sSorbolb, JON er opitnaet
peb CONNER Glaneens 3om / Stri.
ben meIlem Imaleanlateb &ompani.
cts % s. Mug. Seit5e | Wontano
meb ben oeraf fslaenoe I%rbeiosneo.
lPagelie, bar life ppret iitanb til at
iiube noget goterniooel. Sngen al
Tarterne bill gipe Jig. 9lanot &omi'
teens Meolemmer por 0iGno iom ).
5. Sill, g. u. Glarf % Garis 8ib.
ion. Get boabeS M, at 8upernsr
Soole bill i%ammenfolbe en- @rtraies.
lion al 2e9islaturen. og at beune bill
iiube en- &ei no al bette beflagelige
llfere.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03
Wtseonfins s~obafsmarfes.
goaertou. ggis a. ~, ,oo.

eoserton, isis, SO'e OF. 1908.
Spfjsbet Of ben npe Gpllua CT after be.
spHot, men I'm / miuore Raaleitof uo i
mere afltoes 9iitrifter. SaaIeoeS fipbrr
ole See ! Stoasbtpn ei o. auoet @arti MI
% oa. yfsn ellers tegner bet til, at ircen
nprre ati9tnin9 oil iiube stsb ipr Rptaar.
et'er'ppr9ielen Ell er 3pbaf / Sasirr err /
jeohI St'9enoe, % Der er uoiist til, at
.SaderS" oil iaa COB afietnins. scufieIo
y eolpnp bar iolst omtrins 500 Sasier al
6loraarets Noling til &idert & Ga 8oule /
gflsipaufes. S.S Sdaefer bar afieuot to
Sognlaoninser meo 3obaf, Der bar blet
pintfet Op ! S%maapartier Der / 0mesueu.
sra Sarebniene er / uscus Sob afienbt
400 Raster I'll ioritjeuise Steoer.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03
SmaapIuf.

- Wiis Nora SIion fra Chicago
tom / SrS6ogS BERTH | geisg hos
Brof. % MrS. 9otbre.
DIR. % Mrs. n. Sdrubbe % Son
bar i iibite ltge oiIo9t 9eiss i Sones.
riue, isis, % | Chicago.
Gnof Rpgg penbte / Ssroogs iii.
buge ira fin Rciie til Iacificfpiten,
boor ban t~iIbragte en- 3 Tigers Sio.
San bar feet % iogttaget meget al
SntereSie % ipneS aoot ON 6orboI'
bene % &limatet o~eroeit. Sanoipn.
ligDiS oil ban lutte oerub meo i'm
Samilie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

Hspcri. - Spenifen Grit SeQon.
Ser, Iom Dor puo Sotel Stodbolm
Chicago, tom tisrenOe mcb CIT Spcr.
ooGn SnSboa 6ormibbag. San bop.
De netop itpGct no, ga ire Ipuo greb
BAN. tiger ban, ilGbtc BAN inc i en-
inlol Gang meIlcm 10 9pgniueer %
toG ira ham $143. "a sc baobe be.
itinalet BAN. trof Sc StsoIerue al
BAN % brugtc hem til at prpgle bom
meo. inotil ban laa ubepiOit.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

benoe no | gper; men bum Iureoe iis
ira BAN o. bnpoe ct Siepnemsoe meo
Beiienberg. Ga bum fom biem, bep.
reoe Gditein iis poa ben gruiomffe
Raooa. ia benoes Sat % auabe
Iaa inbe | Suiet. meoens henoes gtg
fnuotes | gassnnroen, lisaer bet
nGr at lutte, at ban bar loffet benoe
oeriio og mproet benoe.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

gt ogiaa 9anomonoen bar Gie
for SeIefonens itore gtptte % gier
grua al Den. piier ct Sperilag for De
iiSlte fem Mar. / bpilfet Siosrum Ell
balp Iiaion SeIeionapparoter er re.
fuireret al omt9ntiomme 5armere.
Sc timber. at De peo at benptte ben |
line Stem oeiaa fan hoIoe iig nsie
~unoerretiet ON Slufhaationerne paa
Iarfeoet, ian Of De fan mite anleo.
ninserL mar &pterinserne er melt
aunitiee for Salg Of 9pGg ener Soro.
bruasprooiifter.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03
@atnrcn aiper us @nrirl. nnnr 5,

or no8et ipeien mco oS. @i fon isle
oct. IA er Den rette Sio iii al iaa
iat | en- 8oO Ieoicin. 6ormobcntIia
bar Ge bert ON Or. Peter's aurifo,
Oct somle, oeItienbte 9GgemioSeI,
iom life i9IseS paa a~potbefer. Get
bar pGret / Srug / oper S~unoreSe
gar. 3I or ben rette Sib til at
prsue Oct Sfrip til Or. Better iabr.
nep. li2-lti 20. Some ape.,
Gbicoao, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

8HDernsr SuHt pna gorto Rico
itdl u6nRpneS til 6oyencoe Stnter5
Giitriftsoommer / Dlontaua efttr
CONNER auoD.es, Der iratrRSer pea
nGite aars @esguoeIie. Stunt CT, Jon
befenot. ira @soHtaun.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

StHalgs. = Gn 10 Gars 9eieton.
trait Lease paa 100 9lcres SfpleIanp
! Sopo 60, Webr. IS Ncres ppplp ct. 60
acres III Ton ppplpies, 5 gcres Sfoo. inleu
Sule. rinoenoe Sano; A Mil til Sernbanc.
Gris Sl4OO Tor Lease. Strip iii ". 81.
Sergelon, 9ecprab, Sppo.
Decorah-posten., 1903-11-03

GRAND VIEW COLLEGE,

den dansk-amehkanske UngdomsskOIe Des MOines, Ia,
beepuoer lin &interfple ben lite December
ior unse Mruo oa 9uiuoer. Preparatory
Course, Commercial Course, Shorthand and
Typewriting Course, First Grade Certificate
Course. Bruuoig nnoeruisuine | 3ault.
Gneelit pe andre Sprog. Gang % Rniif.
Bigger undertakes I Sadnoarbeioe. Gureorag
pper biltoriIte pg Iiter9re Imner.
stort. Isis grrIirr. en- '~crtriulis gumuaHinoi, iuro
% COB aoh. $500 for 4 uasrs opbolS. .stip
otter aafaIoa! BENEDICT ROROENTnrr
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-09-17
A Large Cotton Crop-Lower Prices.

1t begins to appear as If tue supply
of cotton this year will be fully equal
to all requirements. and the cotton
planters Of the South will doubtless act
wisely in selling the cotton they have
raised just as promptly as 1t can be
brought to market.
The U. S. Government in its report
on the cotton crop, issued on the Sd OF
September, makes the condition Of the
crop S1.s. This is 11.2 per cent. better
than the report at the same time last
year, and the acreage shows an in
crease Of about four per cent. This is
q total OF twenty -one per cent. over last
years indicated production, which is
the equivalent Of about 100000 bales
of cotton. The indicated crop is. there
fore, somewhere in the neishborhood
Of l3,OO0,OO bales. and while it Is pos
sible that an early frost or bad wealth
er may diminish these figures slightly
a crop OF at least 100000 bales
or over seems probable Such crop II
realized undoubtedly means much low
er prices 1t is to be hoped that the
cotton planters oe tie South will not
be misled By false prophets into hold
ing their cotton, but that they Will. on
the contrary. sell it as rapidly as 1t
comes in. Nearly ell authorities are
confirmatory of the Government
figures. Mr.. Theodore H. Price. the
well-known expert. makes the condi-
ton eighty-three and the crop 12.too,-
600 bales. and the figures Of the New
York Journal of Commerce indicate
about the same conclusion
The truth seems to be that the ab-
normally high prices to which cotton
advanced during the spring and sum-
me-. although they proIited planters but
little, as the crop was practically all
marketed before these prices were re-
allied, have greatly stimulated plant
ins and production in every direction.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1903-09-17
Russell Saue's Jes.

Only on high occasions does Mr..
Sage permit himself to jest Ordinar.
lily his habit is what the late Joseph
Cook made so much Of as the souls
laughter at itself" But when he can
get in dig at the expense Of a great
nabob of the financial world he does
SO in the most sardonic style.
His chance came last week with the
departure Of Mr.. Morgan for Europe,
whieh-as readers Of real estate news
will recall-had been preceded by the
announcement that Mr.. Morgan had
sold his troublesome Park avenue
fats" Thus spake Uncle Russell:
$50, Morgan has gone, hey? And
he has disposed of his interests in
those Park avenue fats? Well, /
don't know about the flats on Park
avenue; but III bet you a doughnut
against a double eagle that he has not
parted with his interest in the flats Oh
Wall street."-New York Mail an
Express.