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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-05
SamtaIempoe.

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talemsbe | @ethauia g2euisbeo YtooSt
Go, 3. ., 9aitor StpaIeiucus SaIS.
Nseet besbuSie Den 22Sc Sanuar mel
Rreoiten al gaitor Cher. Rsoets
Sema: Seiu SumtnIe meo Rifooemi:
iroIeoebes al gmisjer 8otteIieu. Smn,
taIen oreieoe zig ii9r ON, boao 8ieniei
SeIieu er. bens 3sSoenoigbeS. oeus &ien.
bete9n og eens RibIer. Reo 2io oe
gdrme fsrtes SamtaIeu. ian Oct a MOI
insen SiIbsrer Tom fiebet Jig / Sisie ga.
&C, Sen auoen Dag bcbauoIeoes ii9r
Sorfieleu meIIern bate OF f~relite. Set
te er osiaa ct meset 5igtj8 &uutt for 0tea
nigbosfpIt at faa Sps o. SIarbeb /; tbi
at bore BAIT er life Bet iamme ION
at are frelit % oisieIig b~corager mango
DReme'ter iB ieIp netup paa bette Stas
Die. Som oleue pdft bar ct 9Senueite
boerteu ertisnbt eIer beiieuot % Iigger
iaaIeoeS unoer Sr9loomSirngt.
llo iru bette Stanhpuutt iorer TO geie
SHteu @senrstf9roiabeocus, Serpeo at
man ~begbuoer, at afI9ege eli SBno Der %
en- Der. og pad ben 0tnaoe boISer en-
f~rltgtsslss &uulp eoneuSc meo at fors
beSre zig ieIo, eler at Eouen faar gisre
jim 8ieruing til Spuo&er!ieuoeIie, og at
gribe SreIien / ariito mes Bon o. SIas
rer. SuaIeSes bIep @~icuiMelicn btsies
lig Har for Ritooemus oa, naar SeiIs
iusoe: "Sor at bper Den. iom tror paa
bauh. life itaI fortabes, men baps ct eoigt
2ib.~
ReoetS treble 9ag, SGuoag, besnuStc
meo aIminoeig 9rostieueite pSo YrGoi'
len at gruiIGr 8otteIien oper Yetrt fsritc
aim. 9reo 1 Sap. 1-5. @ftermieouaen
tiIbra9tes uteS fprte SaIsr. 8eu % Gang
til aiifeS. Oct bar ell Sing peb bette
gteoe ium aioroe bet e~reituaeuSe for us,
og oct bar be utange iIomPrteSe Solos
hummer iom SGitpr SL6err gao ps at
lptte til. Set or idnheIig life Soerodass
toit for os at bore pan ili9 Sang noe pan
SeitenS Srarter. ga. ial Sen iom
tuuSe ipu9e iIig. - Sua iaar oi bddbe.
at ogiaa bette iGroeIss goOe Reoe. bpor
SUBS SarbbeS iad lepenoe o. inotrGns
genbe bIep Ia8t os paa Sierte, man bare
uo8en goo Srltst til Ssrrers 9gre.
Raar oi taller ON Seiu3, IA peo bi be-
TENT NOT at taIe on. bpao ban bill. boaS
ban bar IGrt, bnao ban b. baos M ri ps
- men noe / bet SnsIige Stel / Sbers
bas5lioet, ser fattes hi meo EoritaaeIie
o8 aiGrItgbcb til at 9%ieuremfere gpaua
9eIiets Gibs arap. vi trGnger Ida iaas
re / bette Stptfe til en- RintieieIt.
@i bar aItio bGret barrt til at bnbs
filo &irte beo IaaSnnnc gf5oer; men BET
blen Der life oennc 8np, od @eiret bar
ind btosuOe foI6t, op til SO 8raoer I'M.
Der Zero, % bn or Set life iaa areit for
SoIf eler Seite pna &rnrien. Sc. iom
forlioeu NenigbcNen5 Rr9it, Bait. Stuas
~Ieituen, oeItog i SamtaIeu, bar gnrisi9r
gotteIisu, GAIT. SINerr, glefieu, 9 8iss
Loo os ). SouIeu.
Canton arcS3 fru eIGSe fla meb, at
Sen bar p9ret meget beIeie peo &aloeIieu
al gmisier 8ottoIier for &reSicn. Gan
cr en- meeet %onrmbiertet % fIpbeube Ia.
Ter, Der tpoeIi8 % Hart fan frentiRtte
Cubs Sauobeo I SammeubGne. Sort
Jag t irennbmG shff diff d
iagt, ban er grtiiGr. ga, iea babe n9r
iagt, at ban maa iaa BIZ arsoicrs Sraass
bal. 8. 8. SoaIano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-05
Doc peo Gleftricitet.

9aa 9rlmo al o. / England ida
iorbolospis bpppig iorefOmmeu6e
0sOsialo bIdtot arbeiosre, Der bar
meo elettriife SeoHinser CT sisre, bar
5giiologerne Sliper % SoIam iore.
taaet en- RRffc uuoerisaeIier for al
u0iinoe Aariugerne iii Dob ueO eIet'
t~ricitet. 5srit % fremt aiGIoer oet
ON at iuiilna. bporuiot 3soen bio.
isres peo Stlnsuing al aan0eOrRt.
trt eller ueb Spbsr al Siertets Sirt'
iombeo. buorom Mieninaerne er meget
nelte. 9ianurliapis er Oct al Seuipp
til Sebnuolingen o. 5orisgeire paa
@ienopIiDeIie af poerite Sigttsbeo, at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-05
6. ~. L. 8. &Imb.

Central Riunciota Cutler College
&llrb boISer fit aarLigc Tteoe / appIeton,
@tinn., Saitor Nbcl Guberious &uIb,
22oe oe 28oe Scbruar. SfeutItgt Rs'
DC meS 9rogram @oHoa8 often Den 22oc
SEQ. SaIer oeo 8aitorerue Chr. YeOers
fen, gIaIien og andre. Sorretuiugsmss
Be Sirsodg SormioboB ben 23oe 6eb. 81
iaIrigt Srenungos al 9teoIemmerue sus
ifes. Or on lite 9eoIem, Iaa Tom OF
bIiol Silreiieuoc beoes meloe fig itiSe
til 8. 9. Carlton, HppIetou, gaiHu.
8. Z. SeimoabI, Ser.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-05
Sdngss SpnpSc.


Clearwater Wenigbeo bau6e
nplig lloialg af apin6eforeningens
forarbeioeoe Eager; Der iuofom $74.
Get meite gift til Den uorife ReIigi.
onsifole.
Eaitor Sasleien anfsrer for.
~ifieaiee 8runoe. hoorfor "9uobRre.
rcn" biiroe u0uioes; De pigtigite er,
al Sumfm6ets acknowledgements be.
bsoer mere Smtole / glabet, iom (.
Or. Sfoleu, Misiionen % Siemmene,
ug Recommendation piloe iorsaes,
naar 9lnoet inoeboIot mere Spietof.
Sditor Sfarpneis bar untaaet
oct til BAN itiaeoe adIo ira 4oms.
balls RPnigbeo. 2. Dat.
Stlmoeut Wand oar afilaoet
&aloet fra Baitor aferlunos iorriae
D~ieuigbeoer i Emo 9afota.
Shioeut gjerfe ira Seminoriet
arbeioeoe | SliIen i Staudnaer Me.
nigbe0. &uitor Steneriens auIo.
Snitor Sb. Suno blep Den 15oe
San, inofert iom Brett / gseis @eniq.
heo al Rdifor SppeaadrS.
3eis gteniaheos apiRoer holot
oen 14be Gan. ct Isoe nos gaItor
SppesanrS / 9tapifou. Com en- Grin
bring ON soot Samarbeioe ifienfe.
oes greiteioIfene en- toftbar "eaip
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-05

Chair pe6 Seres afffeS fra Menig.
beoen.
Gtioso areos at Gauges Sp.
noSe boI6t fit 8intermsoe / Smma.
miels Strife / Chicago, 9oitor Gpel-
Los aalo fra 19be I'll 2tbe Sanuar.
Samtaleemnet bar: / Yetr. 4, IL
10 ont Dommen, JON ital bespuSe
ira Subs Gus. 18 Qreiter bar til.
iteoe % oeItog. @soerne bar sooi
beisste troos De isbeIogte Sortouse
% itaoist &esn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-05
Scfjentgjorelie.

Spuesforeuiugeu for 8c~ligiousifo(er
oa triiteliee MISUNDERSTANDING agter at
hoISe fit aarligc 0ooe / SrcfoIbigbco5
ReniabeS, @ait, {. 8. @oubcstpeSts
SaIS. CANTON sac aui SarIe 60. Rimu.,
ira lite iii % mco BEN 9bie @drts.
fsritt. SsIsenSc gmHcr bill bIiOe bebanos
lebe:
1. giaias 81, 10. SnbIeSer: @nit.
q. 9. S~rstIaro,
9. Sbormsgst fan 8elieiousf oIeu
meo 8iuiebeo bcutt at trRbe iom SiRlo
os Ststte ira ct Barns Siem, SuoIsosr:
Bait. :. SburaI6ieu.
g.. SnSenGolGsrin8. SuNIeOer: Rait.
%. 9. Siarct.
4. 6oilte 5lqtcmioIer ital aubenSt5
/ ct Barns SporagsIie, o. 6oilts er for
taitelige? SuoIeosr: Ban. e. gteInuN.
%. 2Grereus YulttLiabso. SnolsSer:
Carer s. Rausluuo.
9. Sberiigt oocr SGaeSiorsHiugeu.
ar6eiSs / be nh forlsbue 10 Var eiter
oens StifteIie. tSislge Seilutniug beS
iiSite RsSe ifuIoe 8Oreuin9sns Dormant
NsIeSe bette "biitortte gmme".
9esuocn tomTsr iOrmentiig Rrof. St.
2e.ensanarS til at boGoe Ell Sorsoraq
oper ct pGoa8osiit gHns ensang mSer
Rsoet.
SilreiierSs bt!lG5e al meIoe i'm aH-
tumit iii Ban. 2 &. a~ouoesiosSt. Tan.
ON. 9eimn.. ieneit ! Gage fer gleoets
Srapnoelie.
SutberIfe Griimc bar SaIeret bes
RsSst. g Y. Storageen.
tp. / Sormnuo. J
Hn1nes 4Einn 3lt. Nnt fanI
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-02-05

8inicug'Nul er en- ltbpre forSeI.
agtig nm SnoiItri, RdSicr for RonS.
apinoc eIlcr @ut. u Gcre err NOT iii
at unoerboloe en- Ialniie. @iocre
SpIpSningcr ien0cS for 8 Gents.
4, ". Seeming, MipeIlmo, 0tiru.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-20
ALL OVER The HOUSE.
The Latest Styles In Carpets and Rugs
Which Are Easily Followed.

The fashions in carpets this veal
are few AMI emphatic and easily fol
lowed. There i- no maze of mode.
70 puzzle the uninitiaicd. Suppos,
ii Is a pdrlor or a drawing room oi
"a reception room which IS To be car
.pgted. II it is room not too com.
monty used, an oriental rug or a
Wilton carpet in light tones may be-
secured. ii, however. the room is
to have much use, velours, with lis
heavy weave and long, soft pile. is
better. While the tendency every
where a. toward the darker colors.
the housewife must not allow this
craze 10 run away with her. The
prevailing tones in wall paper and
furniture should be considered.
These should be either reproduced
or artistically contrasted in the car
pet or rug.
Where rugs are used with the car
pets there should be an effort made
10 make the contrast conform 10
artistic principles. 4 very light
Wilton and an oriental rug are the
usual combination. For a dining
room or library deep toned velours
or oriental pieces are de rigueur,
rugs being more popular for the
dining room from the fact that they
can be removed, while dens and
smoking rooms are carpeted usually
in real American-Indian rugs. to
harmonic with Navajo blankets,
Indian pipes and the like. and Per
sian rugs, in which crimson and
scarlet predominate, being most
popular.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-20

Few persons really know how tc
cook prunes. Yet If properly cook
ed they are delicious as well as much
to be desired on the ground OF
health. The latest and most approx
cd method Is to select the best
prunes the market affords. Wash
carefully, then cover with cold wa
ter and let stand overnight. In the
morning place both prunes and the
water in which they have been soak
ing in porcelain or granite stew
pan and stand on .he side Of the
range. Let them heat slowly and
simmer gently until the fruit is per-
fectly tender. Then add one table
spoonful of sugar for each pound
and let them stew slowly for five
minutes longer. Remove from the
fire and cool.
Another method calls for the
same process, except that the sugar
is omitted. This method is prefer
red by some people. But whether
sweetening be added the long soak
ing and slow cooking Will mean a
delicious result. Serve with sweet
cream.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-20
Wholesome Philosophy.

Learn to laugh. A good laugh il
better than medicine.
Learn how to tell a story. A
well-told story is as welcome as 9
sunbeam in q sick-room.
Learn to keep your troubles tc
yourself. The world is too busy tc
care for your ills and sorrows.
Learn to stop croaking. II you
cannot see any good in the world
keep the bad TO yourself.
Learn to hide your pains and
aches under pleasant smiles.
No one cares to hear whether you
have the earache, headache or rheu-
matism.
Don't cry. Tears do well enough
in novels, but are out OF place in
real life.
Learn to meet your friends with a
smile.
A good-humOred man or woman
is always welcome.
Any good thing, therefore, that
you can do, or any kindness that
you can show to any human being
you had better do it now; do not
defer nor neglect it, for you will not
pass this way agsin.-Phil Berlin
ger in the Millinery Trade Review.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-20
Delicious Douahnuts.

To make German doughnuts, beat
four eggs very light, one pint Of
sweet milk, one small teaspOonful
Of lemon extract, q pinch of salt
scald the milk and while hot pour
over one pint of sifted flour; beat
all very smooth and when the mix
ture Is cool have ready the yolks OF
the eggs well beaten; add them to
the -four and milk, beat them thor
oughly and then add the well beat
en- whites; then add the salt and
lastly sufficient flour to make a soft
dough; flour your biscuit board and
turn the dough on it, roll it in
pieces as thick as your finger and
form them into rings, fry in boiling
fat. This is delicious for breakfast.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-20

"No," said the manager Of the
great establishment, 1--WE had no
trouble in getting the girls in our
employ to gown themselves in dark
colors in accordance with our de-
sires.n
"But didn't they make a row
when you Issued the order2" asked
the man who thought he knew some
thing about women.
"We didn't issue any order"
"Then, how did you do it?"
"We circulated a report that we
thought the place would look more
cheerful il we required all the girls
to get more color effect in their Co.'S
tunes; thereupon they held an in
dignation meeting and declared that
they would like to see any man die
tate to them how TO dress. Since
then black and dark grey has pre-
vailed to such an extent that il
seems almost like a uniform.-Chi
cago Post.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-20
JASPER. INDIANA. FRIDAY MAY 90. 1904

do in the form OF answering prayers
Fcr, mark you, he says the praye
will not be answered If we can ans
wer il ourselves.
The evil results OF believing pray
ers are answered lie IN the fact tha
1t creates a lethargy, a dO-nothin,
policy. II God il going to do il
why should We worry? Let us jus
pray and God will in his own tim,
and way bring il about, we reason
Just a did the young minister in
my first article, and just as thous
ands are doing, and to overcom,
which these articles are written.
The continual insistance Of Pro
hibition leaders, that people make
their prayers good at the ballot box
shows how little faith they have in
prsyer as a means Of suppressing the
liquor traffic.
We give the lie to our statements
when we say a thing can be accom-
f--FHN1 " pro "a Auu tAru rtLdl Eut
way proceed to do it ourselves.
Let no man try to prove his asser-
tious of belief by the Bible. The
moment you do you will get into no
end Of controversy with Others who
give II different Interpretation.
The Mormons will tell you that
the Bible upholds polygamy: the
shareholders that slavery a'divine
institution ;" and Others will cap the
climax By quoting, Thou shalt not
suffer awitch to live :" or that Chris.
upholds moderate drinking by max
ing wine.
Just as a father would have a
higher appreciation for a son who
cid not continually try to gain some
selfish end through him, but respect
ed him simply as a father, 80 our
Heavenly Father will be better
pleased if He sees us busily engaged
in HE work and not trying to work
Him for our own personal advantage.
Chicago. o. T. Cumback
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-20
\ Dspe~ Story.

Chauncey Depew tells how after
the Pawnee Indians had exterminat.
ed the Crows. when he was boy. he
journeyed from Peekskill to New
York 20 see the great Pawnee chief,
who was exhibited at Barnum's. II
happened 10 lie on March Il, and as
the parade passed the museum the
band PLAYED ''T'he Wearing Of the
Green" just then the great Paw
nee chief rushed 10 the window and
exclaimed 10 his medicine man, ''Be-
dad. MOike, I'll see that procession
IL I lose NV job"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-20
RrotherIx Eneourauenen..

81 want to thank vou," said Dea-
con Oldfeld, for the speech YOU
made at the meeting Of the trustees
the other night IN favor Of issuing
bonds for an addition TO the chapel.
I'm sorry wasn't there to hear
YOU"
why" replied Deacon CRANKY,
Il thought YOU were opposed to the
proposition Z"
Il am. But ! can't blind myself
to the fact that any speech you
might make must necessarily help
the other side. Chicago Record
Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-20

ff you want 10 win the gratitude Of
a dO-. feed him. As 10 men. tie mate
rial difference is the quality OF the
fvyd. Balttmcrc News
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-20

Ruth-Whithcr thou goest will
90.
Naomi (aside)-This is thet bard
est woman to shake ever saw
Comfort. ts,saSsNss-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-20

Wn,n : iumaIn was in love. he
vrofe. wish ] were smile. thar
might play llcut your checks"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-20

A laugh T. worth a hundred groani
ln any ma~trt -f'i'arlts Lamb.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-20
LIVERY and SALE STABLE.
FERD. vOLLMER,
Jasper, Ind

always have the best turnouts, Of any
sareiy for customers; particularly CON-
nerral travellers. Courteous and care
all irivers TO ali parts Of Dubois and sd-
,c.ning counties. Horses boarded and
sold on cheap terms.
Oct II. ixss-iy
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-20
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
Columbia Township Trus-
tees Notice.

Ihe undersigned, Trustee Of Colrm-
ola 1p., Dubois county, Ind, viii attend
20 township business AZ his Office on
every Saturday, and persons havine
township business TO transact are re-
quested TO present il on that day Of the
a eek.
The Township Library is kept al the
oftce OF the Trustee, where those en-
titled can obtain books
GEORGE W. MILBCRS, Trustee
Hillharn. Indiana
Nov. %, lSO0-ly.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-20
Don't Peel Potatoes.

''It Is most essential" saws DR.
Joseph I. Winters, professor Of dis
eases OF children in the Cornell
Medical college, "that potatoes
however served, should be cooked
in their jackets, for the reason that
the outer rind, just under the thin
skin, is the richest in potash and
CONSTITUTES a chief supply Of these
salts to the body. This portion is
sacrificed in peeling.
AS far as practicable vegetables
should be steamed instead Of boiled.
as boiling dissolves the potash salts.
Fruits should be eaten raw.
When cooked the chemical union Of
salts and vegetable acids is destroy
81 ("
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1904-05-20

"Grigsby married a girl who can
cook If she wants to-"
~Lucky Grigsby,"
"Oh; dunno. She has never vet
wanted to."-Cleveland Plain Deal
er.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-02-18
WHENYOU HAVE \ COLD.

The first action when you have Il
cold should be TO relie;e the lungs.
This is bes, accomplished by tie free
nse of Chamberiaiu's Cough Remedy.
This remedy liqueGeS the tough mu-
Gus and causes its expulsion from
the air cells of the lnngS, produces j
free expectoralion, ami opens the
secretions. \ complete cure soon
follows. This remedy will cure Sc
we're cold IN less time than any other
treatment and it leaves the system III
q natural and healthy condition. 1t
counteracrs any tendency toward
pne lmonia. FOR sale 10y D. d 9 Scott,
Klugstrpe; Lake Guy Drug Co, Lake
CITY; Dr. " s l.ynrh, Scranton.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-02-18
ALONG THE MAIL ROUTE.
Naws Ipta, : tthe-al Wx Sc
ton and Iohn. o: viils
l:5:
>CRASf N, Z

>CRAyP)S, + lj: y
ye, ',-r- ~ b...os i'.Is =, IL.
done o.. .He i.~"1S, III a n,
has b"- $50, / al nm avn~th..
that ~ 49,.
work
NO, .s
,,.,,.... -
b., =.
Jan.a..r r,..... .,.-
rho,cy ;.I-n !.N-v v,'v. /:
ham = eo.n.-r o., &c.&a", y
ooaai, e
There are nsny ca>.s Of ur .
.Io,, ,h. ,,.oi rooin ;,,.;I.,, ,o
,L a,, o;o ,r ,,a,h.,
MIR po,sr has haso .o,o,,
..d ,,s,n,s,ar =, Siryl. and the
oiIi,e h,> ben removed to Mr.
RoDer's place. H assumed The
du,i.s Of uns,m,>Ier ON Friday.
Eebrparv 12 n. wnuld have cam
ms nee, ON Thursday be,ore but
IN. ;.e .o,h,.k ON ,b,, d,y
-,
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-02-18
ESCAPED AN AWFUL FATE.

Mr. H Hagcins of Melbourne, Fla,
wri'es, 'My doc,or tod me / had
Consump,io" and rotiin& Goa 4 h.
done for NE. | WAS eit'n mp - DE.
The of, T. # free trIa' h,it:e IF itr
Kings New DiscO,'r for CoG,nml'-
ton, induced nE To ul j.. hes -
were startling. | am ROW Oh ''e
ROAD To- recovery aud u"e all tn d.
Kings New discovery. 1t sur, ~
saved my life" This great care is
guaranteed for all throat and lung
diseases by Or " l. Wallace, Drug
sist. Pic soc & $l.n0. Trm
Bottles free.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-02-18
Dol gs at Dock

IRec"ived mo a" I"r a. So,
issn'
ID Ca. + brarN 81 n
els are busy hau III. s'.sn
roads are in ha CO dii.nn.
Mr. Hugh rislal". one of Is III
sons iofufar yoang m'n. >p"n'
Sunday with he writer
Me>srs & arlie and krel> Brnc-
kinioa of Inliantown visited
friends al Dock Sunday.
Rev r. WAY prearh .d "A, j,cL-
sons ckap~t San iiv t''"ra",n
Miss A. le> n. smith Iurk">
C.eek is >pendiu. some ''m "i;h
CAP, F Nm '>mr'h'> 'ami'v
Mrs. LC d cker +" II .r ,-r> /
wishing her father, Nr / Jana
sou al 'hi> ul cc.
Miss E,h~' Nasm,'h h, Nho l.
teaching thu B.'i>ln >"I,,, <1Ar'
.Sa urda, and n,da - Il IN -
a, Dock.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-02-18

HIPP :. Ill
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-02-18

Don't forget the old man
with the fish on his back.
For nearly thirty years he
has been travelling around the
world, and is still travelling,
bringing health and comfort
wherever he goes.
To the consumptivc he
brings the strength and flesh
he 50 much needs.
To all weak and sick}y
children he gives rich and
5 rcogthcning food.
To thin and pale persons
:, gives new firm flesh and
r;G red blood.
+ y who first saw the
s.. with tic fish are now
VA up and have children
I own.
Is for SCOTS Emul-
re cod liver ola
fo d and a natural
ai!drcn, for old folks
=: who need flesh and
myth.
SCOTT g. BOVINE, Chemists,
! +C9-4i5 Pearl StreeI, New York.
. -SG 1rci 81 90: all druggists.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-02-18

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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-02-18

The King WarehoUs', Lake City.
S. e., wants ali r.e Tobacco they
can get, AID are paving good prices.
Open II the time.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-02-18
MYSTERIOUS CiRCU INSTANCE.

One was pie and sa joA and the
OF her fresh and rnsv Wnenc-. the
ditfeieuce:: Snr who is blush NJ
with healih uses DR. Kings New L'fe
Pills to main .,iu il 3, gently
arousing The |, ,zy organs thy NJ
pei good digestion and head of con-
Try them. Oalv 2jc, at
DR. y l. taiiacrs Druggist.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-02-18
w MED.

WAN TED, Persimmon, Hickory,
!,ogwood, and Hol y Logs. Freight
paid on Carloads. JAMES COCh-
SHOTT, Charleston, S. c.
At
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-02-18

No man can be poor with a hear'
foil Of hope.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-02-18
NEAR.IY FURFEiTS IIi LIFE

A runaway almost ending fatally,
started a horri l. ulc"r on the leg #
j B Orner. Franklin ';rov III. For
four wears il deIi d all doctors and
all remedies. Rur Bu .klen'S Arnl't
Sslve had no trouble To- care h'n.
FquaFy good for Rur.>, ,Brni Is.
SKIN e. pt.onS and Piles. <5r at
DR. WaIlace's Drug Store.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1904-06-03
Farmers, Annual Meeting

The annual business meeting of the
stockho lders in the Farmers. Coop
erative Grain and Live Stock Com
pany of Lewis will be held on Mon
day, June 6, 1904
The Lewis band will convene both
sessions of the day, which will be de-
voted to the farmers'g business, the
people assembling promptly at l0:3O
a. m. and 1:30 p. m. Business ses-
sions will be held in Hardy's hall.
Dinner will be served in ''the old
schoolhouse" in picnic style.
: L. Knuckles. lawyer and minister,
of Blackwell, OKLA, man of wide
observation and successful bushes
experience. coming from the home OF
many farmers movements, will ad-
dress the farmers, in the annual meet
ing at 30 p. m.
Let all the stockholders be present
at both sessions to hear the reports OF
the year and to transact business
generally.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1904-06-03
South Brown.

Acres of sandburs have been near.
ly ruined by the hard wind.
Oats and barley are doing well and
give promise of a good crop.
Corn is growing nicely and is in
better condition than usual.
At last the weather is warm enough
for everything to begin to grow.
The "Star" nursery men have been
peddling brush in Brown this week
Charles Eslinger and family went to
Larned last Saturday to visit friends
for few days.
Mrs. W. w. Martin was visiting
friends in Stafford last week. She re-
turned Monday.
Wheat dropped several points with
in the last ten days on account of a
want of moisture.
Will Lightcap and wife, of Ford
county, were visiting at Mrs. Gibson IS
and Harry Hixon's this week.
Wanted-to buy dozen cross bull
dogs. They must be able to recog-
nize fruit tree agent or an Armenian
peddler half a mile away. Good
prices paid in cash. Inquire at this
office.
Ia controversy between one of our
worthy farmers ADD one of his horses
in regard to which one of them was
managing the farm work, the farmer
was heard to say to the horse: ''I'll
show you that l can be just as big a
fool as you are" and to every one
whs had witnessed the scene it was
apparent that the farmer had told the
truth