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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-23
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Stiaineen / Stniien er foruroli.
genoe, ifriper 4ariierblaoet Sour.
mars aprreiponbent | Surin (gsorS'
italien). Statsraabet | Rom bar no.
fommmSeret TO &iasier al &eierpen
ior at itstte Se lnfale Wpnbig9eoer.
) anleOning al, at 8ongeparret bar
iaaet en- Sen % Sbronarping, JONI
bIeu ieot / H~acconigi tnnfte Bremter'
miniiter 9iolotti at reiie bio for at
irembere i'm 2pfsnifning; men ban
bar maattet uSiGtte Suren. 5 Borto
Iopo ItonieSe W9ngcen Serntane'
toaene peo at lpgge SmaGbsrn pad
Sfinnerne. SolSaterne bar magtes.
Isie. ) @emia blep Ell gerion brap.
Ga Here andre iaareSe / ct Sanner'
itsS meuem MiIitGret % De itreptenoe
Scialrter. De iibite bar binSret
Srpnene ira at saa no, % De bar OPP
repet Sfinnerne paa Riuera+Sanen.
= en- Rangbe it%alienite Sper er Der
Streif, % iaa mango lloroener bat
fuuoet Steo, at MilitGret bar naai'
tel gribe inc. 5 anIebnins SernI lanl'
IeSe 10000 arbeioere Jig ! Rom
Manoag @itermioSas Den 19oe Ior at
proteitere moo Gropperles SptrGoen.
en heI Del b~efienSte annrfiier tog Ell
iremtrroenSe Del ! Isbet. Sooeota'
leren uar Serri, iout err MebIem Of De
puterettamneret os en- erfl9ret repo'
hrtionpr Socialiit. San brnste ct op'
bioienSe Sprog.
@aScrne / GGrbeoen al ytsoe1teoe'
optoaes al MiiitGr, oeribIanSt en- Mr.
tiaerioiSelina. IrbeiberH cffen eior'
Sc et Sorisa paa at iorIpgse 9esoet
til Geutret al 9per; men aopalleri
res inc paa Den, o. omtrent 20 tom
III Stoee.
streifen / @om cr esertIis tiienSe
ga grbeioerne Dor beiluttet at opsipI
ben. spen er isien fcmmen ! i'm
! aamIe Sober.
SSurin o. Bologna bar Der barre
\ SammemIisS, bpcri Here Pclitibetien
te uisbanSleoes al @angoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-23

Sernbonetienciten blep ofbrnot
,Noro og Sp6 for @e1ain, men life an,
oeniteos. 1000 SoIoater ieitotes ID.
uerts oerop.
Streifen bor forplantet fig til
2ipcsso CO pnler7no. S bet urolige
palermo fcm Streiserne / aonilift
meb BoIiiiet og muridereoe iiroer ct
ROOT 6lag.
s 0enua bar arnrfiIterne tagct en-
iuris Del / llroIigbeberne. De latte
Slb paa en- MGffe Sporuosne og neo.
rep ct SIng, iom par beiit til 9gre for
ben npfsote aronprins. grsomangel
aab Stsoet til 6oritprreIierne ! @e-
niln.
Streiferne | Surin soelaaoe en-
R9nsSe pGroiiuIo gienSom.
S BEN idipeiSiife gp 2ugano bolot
grbeiSerne Wsbe ben 19oe for at
p~roteitere moo Oct italienife @iniite.
RUINS 6renrfGp6 MOB arbeioerparttet.
De eff boEbiomt frem 90 begap iis til
Get italenife 4oniulat, rep 8aabeu.
mrrfet neS og faiteoe Oct Sisen.
s Miluno beluttebe @rbeioerbsrien
Ssnoag Ben tSbe, at Streifen ifuISe
enee BEN paafagenoe Maroog; men
annrfiiterne piISe. at ben ifliloe bare
til Snsbas. gpiier foar life 9co til
at uofomme. &ele gpen er | Gsbe-
lens Spnber. aue Sbeatre os Sors
IpiteliesIteber err Iuffeoe, guoog So.
teaernes Smnibusier Itaar title.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-23

ENTKap - sEcoSD Class MtrTKS JUNI i5TH 1908
a. Posi- OFFIcE AT DEBORAH, IOWA, uNhkR IhE
gCs on CoNGRFssoF MARCH 3Dls5a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-23

IRA Sibet. Zen brittle GrpeOi.
ton iii Stbet perrSer | benne uge til
6aae iii Snoien. Sislge ct Telegram
ira 2onbon ifuIbe Sen brpSe op Gre
baa SEN 230e. geiret er aaere6e folSt
/ SimaIapas 5ieIoegne, os bet oil biz
be ilemt for SolSaterne at fonnne
aiennem Se beie 8iergpasler, ca Se
fun ooarlist er foripneSe MED Sin'
terflpSer. Men naar De tomnler til
@pause, er ser nof boaSe al porrne
alpoer % Irouiant.
aeiieren al aind bar befolet I'm
g(mban at prcftnmere, at Sdibi, lon
er 9ama / Sbisase, ifal ooertnse ben
aeiitliae SqrSigbeS, iom BEN rsnlte
HoIot 2ama inoebooOe.
seno "Seeurab-YOitcn" til SlG9t
GA genner i oct gamle Sano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-23
aprnemme grnanpper. On Eel Del

9rplupper melem betitIebe Berioner
bar allereSe iunoet Steb | 2onoon.
Ifisnt set err tiblig pao Soften. Son.
gen o. Soffet bar oGret optagne meo
at isIge SnObpbeli.r ira Sarler, Ser
tuser o. Gecrer, % Ct. 8auIsfirfen,
lem unoer Sc olminoelige 8ubstierc.
tier er temu1eIis tom, er bIepen iplSt
al npsgierrige "@Ianere" % "@lan'
inoer". Sdiaa Salget al &irfe er en-
Mobeiog liaeiom gaIset al 9rloe'
oragt. Ct. gaulsfirfen er III / Bin
zen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-09-23
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Sre0e 9prSmGuo. Bore Sanos.
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@erNen. vi Iborolu aIaoeucis.
Dee0 en- Dfrug0c TIuitratiorer
efter Original CO gmotsr'6 Soto
CRATER ira ioriftllt8e Gele al De
SorvneSe Stater. ariitiania 1904.
: gf5. Gammermepers 6orIo8. Gle
giant mob. So.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-11-28
0enitz & a

S. w. Gilbert of Artesia was in the
city yesterday.
Nose Schloss of Dexter spent yes
terday in the city.
John Schrock of Artesia came up
on the morning train.
Lonnie Cottingham is in from the
ranch, fifty miles west.
c. r. Echols went to Artesia last
evening on a business trip.
! J. J.. Williamson returned last eve
ming from a trip to points north.
Blaine and Clair Richey drove up
from Artesia yesterday afternoon.
Rooms to let. Furnished or unfurn
ished. Apply Carton. Hall & Co.
Our full Xmas line is now in. 1t is
fine. Call and see.-Ullery Furniture
Co.
Irrigated gramma pasture at Mill
hiser ranch, two miles southwest OF
City. tt
Frank Divers left on the morning
train for a trip TO his ranch at Camp
bell.
Mrs. ]. A. Cottingham has returned
from a trip to the Worlds Fair at st.
Louis.
Cyril Trowbridge returned last
evening from an extended trip to the
Worlds Fair.
FOUND.-Pocket book. Owner may
have same by proving property and
paying for this advertisement.
FOR SALE-Stock beets. Call at Le
land farm, 2k miles east of RIOS
we'll. Just the thing for milk cows
Mrs. S. NJ. Hamilton arrived in Ros-
well yesterday from Memphis. Tenn
essee, to spend the winter with her
son. DR.. j. o. Hamilton.
Inc EIulSudic SHOW CdI pdSSOu
through the city last evening en- route
to Carlsbad. 1t is a tented aggrega-
ton presenting Ten Nights in a Bar
Room"
Frank Pearce has returned from
his Worlds Fair trip n reports thu
time of his life. On his return home
he stopped and attended the sessions
of the Consistory at Wichita, Kansas
v. M. Heeth, who has been solicit
ing advertisements for The Record
for the past few weeks. is no longer
with The Record and has accepted a
position with the law firm of Gate
wood & Bateman.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1904-11-28

Robert Preusser spent yesterday at
Artesia
WANTED.-To rent a piano. Pox 621
Roswell. 27t3
c. c. Emerson visited at Carlsbad
the latter part of last week.
FOR SALE cHEAP.-Lady's ticket
to Chicago. Record Office
FOR SALE.-Second hand roller top
desk. Apply at Record Office.
Mrs S. w. Gilbert of Artesia has
returned from a trip to Fulton Mo.
Father Juvenal of this city conduct
ed services yesterday at Carlsbad.
Charles H. Ricksecker was a visi-
tor to Dexter the latter part of the
week.
j. o. Cameron spent Sunday at his
ranch and came up from Artesia this
morning.
Judge w. H. Pope is expected back
on the afternoon train and court will
open tomorrow.
Mrs. j. Church visited her sister,
Mrs. Ella Davidson at Artesia the lat
ter part of las week.
Rev. Geo. R. Ray is up from Arte-
siatoday. Rev. Ray is looking after
his property interests here.
FOuND.-Eye glasses. Owner may
same by proving property and pay
ing for this advertisement.
Ullery Furniture Co. have two big
cars OF fine Xmas goods ON track and
will commence unloading today.
FOR RENT.-A new five room cot
tage. Ten minutes walk from the
court house east. Apply to Record
Office.
Irrigated winter pasture. Horses,
75c, cattle soc per month. Can take
as many as four hundred head.-Geo.
w. Cazier. II
FOR SALE.-A handmade phaeton,
steel frame. rubber tires. good as
new. This is q high grade vehicle.
Apply at Record Office.
FOR RENT-For the winter. a well
furnished. well heated seven room
house. Fifteen minutes walk from
the court house east. Apply to Rec.
ord Office.
J.. r. Dendinger shipped out. last
week. between four and five thou
sand sheep to Fl. Worth. from this
market. There were eighteen cars
in the Shipment. with about 24e sheep
to the car.
Ben Cusenbery, q prominent sheep
man OF Sonora. and Chas. Dickinson,
an attorney Of BalIinger, Texas, are
lin Roswell on business connected with
The court. They are stopping ut the
shelby.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-03-16
East. West, South, North.
EoR sALE-PuREL LEAR ToBAooo

Besides the'hesvy war tax on store
tobacco, the internal trusts now tax
you to death. Now If you want to
smoke or chew pure leaf tobacco freC
and untaxed and save your dimes
these hard times and help 3 brother
Populist who has dared much to de-
fend and propagate the immortal
principles of the Peoples party, write
for price on leaf tobacco Of my own
raising. Address.
WM. T. PARKS.
Adams Tenn. Rural Route No. /
THE MESSENGER uses no other to.
bacco and can vOuch for its character
Ne the highest.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-03-16

The walking sick, what
a crowd of them there are
Persons who are thin and
weak but not sick enough
to go to bed.
"Chronic cases" that's
what the doctors call them,
which in common English
means-long sickness.
To stop the continued
loss of flesh they need
SCOTS Emulsion. For the
feeling of weakness they
need SCOTS Emulsion.
1t makes new flesh and
gives new life to the weak
system.
SCOTS Emulsion gets
thin and weak persons out
Of the rut. It makes new,
rich blood, strengthens the
nerves and gives appetite
for ordinary food.
SCOTS Emulsion can be
taken as long as sickness
lasts and do good all the
time.
There's new strength
and flesh in every dose.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-03-16
oHAnoELoR,DisTRIoT REVISION

The senate re-districting com
mittee has completed its labOrl
and has revised the chancery dis.
tricts Of the State, creating one
new district, increasing the nam
from seven to eight, and has fixed
the time Of the holdihg Of the
courts in the various counties.
The following are the new districts
rs created by the senate bill:
First District-OktIbbeha, Mon.
roe, Lee, PontotOc, Webster, Prem,
tiss, AlcOrn, ItaWOmba, Clay,
Chickasaw TishomingO and Union,
Second D~istrict-HancOck Har.
risOn. jackson, Wayne, Green,
Perry Marion, CovingtOn, Pearl
River and Jones.
Third ~Distriot-MontgOmery.
Desoto. PanolsA Tate, YalObusha.
Benton, Grenada Tippah, Mar
shall, Calhoun and Lafayette.
Fourth District, Franklin, Amite
Warran, Adams, shaFkey, Clai
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-03-16

The Republican leader Of the
House says he sees no reason why
Congress should not adjourn early
in May. OF curse he does not.
Is not the sole object Of the present
Congress to secure a Republican
victory next November, and is not
the best way to do that the enact.
ment Of as little Republican legis.
lature as possible, with the excep.
tiOn OF pension billsf
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-03-16

RamOn's Liver Hills and Tonic Pei
lets-a complete. pleasant, scientific
treatment for constipation and bilious
ness. %, doses, two medicines 25c.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-03-16
SUNSHINE AND SHADOWS

There is q probability that We
shall yet get that big canal. Well,
the South cannot fail to be the
biggest beneficiary.
II those Memphis people would
quit chewing the rag over the sOr-
rows Of their late election and for
get it, the public would feel more
restlul and even Memphis could
not lose.
In one Of the biggest little cities
of Ohio they lynched q negro the
other night for killing a police
man. Look out for a proposition
to reduce the representation Of
Ohio in congress. Teddy, where
ATE you att
A good many Americans would
smile a smile that would reflect
upon the neutrality Of this coun-
try if they should wake up some
morning to read that the Japs had
succeeded in driving all the Rus
slams out of ManehuFia and open
ed the doors of China to the trade
Of the world without any further
fear of domination from a brutal
power. Il still looks like we had
that smile a coming.
The city can afford to do much
additional work on it's streets and
bring them up to correspond with
the improvements constantly be-
ing made by individuals. There
is nothing so attractive to q Visi-
tor to a town the first time as good
streets, handsome sidewalks and
other evidences that the city Is as
q whole willing to keep pace with
the individual in his efforts to
make it a greater, stronger, better,
neater, richer, more enticing place
in which to live, do business and
own property.
The lynching Of the negro in
Springfield, Ohio, for killing a pO-
liceman, did not seem to be
enough to crafty the passions OF
the people there, and a race riot
has been running rampant since,
the negro quarters of the city haV-
ing fallen under the torch applied
by the mob. After all, people ale
much the same everywhere, ex-
cept that here in the South when a
fend commits q crime, all belong
ing tOhisrace are not held RESPONSE
BILE. The punishment Of The guilty
fiend ends the affair.
The Mississippi Legislature
should never be permitted to adj
journ until it passes a Law which
will take every culprit, such az
those last week arrested and found
guilty Of secretly peddling among
the ignorant negroes the lewd pic
lures calculated and seemingly de
signed to Are the blood for rape,
and mete out full justice to him.
No man should be at large
in the state who would peddle such
damnable wares, and q law max
ing such an Ofiense q capital crime,
punishable by life Imprisonment
at least, would be plenty lem
lent. The only surprise is thai
the people of Greenville we're able
to restrain their insulted natures
to the extent they did in allowing
the law, which only permitted the
sentence Of twenty days and q fine
for the enormous Offense commit.
ted in their midst, to take iti
course. It is pretty safe to say
that II other like offenders are cap
tured they will be dealt with more
seriously, and they should be. I
this be treason, make the besI
Of it.
Ramon's English Couffh Syrup cnreI
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis and al
kindred troubles. 25c.
oHARcELoR,DisTRIcT REVISION
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-03-16

borne, Jefferson, Wilkinson and
Pike.
Fifth District-Copiah, Kinds,
Lincoln, YazoO, Lawrence and
Madison.
Sixth D~istrct-Attalla, Carroll,
Choctaw, Holmes, Kemper, Leake,
Lowndes, NeshOba, NOxubee and
Winston.
Seventh District-BOlivar, Goa
homa, Washington, LelOre, Talla'
hatchie, Quitman, Tunica, Sun.
flower and Issaquena.
Eighth District-Lauderdale
Newton, Scott, Rankin, Smith,
Jasper, Clark and Simpson.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-03-16

The condition Of the international
hatreds and alliances In Europe could
not we'll be more conductive to peace.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-03-16

Ramon's English Couhh Syrup cnres
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis and all
kindred troubles. 25c.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1904-03-16

The best all round liniment-for both
man and berst-is Ramon's Nerve &
Bone Oil. Try IT; 25c
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-08-04
~@~1~~0~1~

In summer the baby should not 20
out during the hottest part OF the day.
Early morning Is the best time for his
airing. Take him from his bed. wash
his face and hands. put n light flannel
wrapper on over his nightdress and
take him out. He can finish his nap
and have his breakfast out OF doors.
The early morning air In summer Is
sweet and refreshing. and a good
tonic. AS the sun crceps higher and
the air becomes warmer you can bring
him In and give him his bath. He
will then probably go to sleep again
In the darkened nursery. thus afford
Ing the nurse a little time for rest or
n nap to make up for what she has
lost by early rising. II the weather Is
very warm do not send the baby out
again until late In the afternoon. when
the air again becomes cooler. He can
stay out during the early evening.
but should always be brought In be
fore the dew begins to fall
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-08-04
How to Arrange Linen.

Care should be taken when putting
away napkins and tablecIoths that they
be arranged in sets. In this manner
they are always ready for use. aud
1t will be found a much more economl-
cal way for all household linen. espe-
cially towels and napkins. II they are
used in rotation. Frequently, for con
venience sake, only the upper pieces
are taken Off. thus leaving the bottom
OF the pile untouched for months. by
using them In turn there will not be
the need Of replenishing as when only
n few are In constant use. In the
Numbering OF ta~blecloths, put about n
dozen tablespoonfuls Of cooked starch
n n pail OF the blulng water. This
will give the desired stiffness md gloss
to the cloth without the effect Of being
starched. Napkins do not require
starch. but should be well dnmpened
and ironed until perfectly dry. as all
linen must be. Iron napkins sIngIy
on both sides. then fold and press
Tableclothes should be folded
oncs for convenience and lroned two or
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-08-04

Over-fatigue i regarded by Dr. Bur
ton Tanning as the determining cause
OF 10 per tent OF cnscs of pulmonary
consumption.
Onehalf pint OF vinegar. one table
spoonful OF salt, one teaspoonfui Of
cayenne pepper and one pint Of boiling
water will cure night swcats. Mix.
and let cool: %strnin. and sponge the
patient Mt bedtime.
Vinegar will keep the hands white
and smooth and prevent chappfng
when exposed to the cold mir after
washing In hot or soapy water. Before
drying the hands rub over them n tea
spoonful OF vinegar. and the result will
be very great.
To Cure Blotched Face.=Roscwatcr.
three ounces: sulphate Of zinc. one
dram; mix; wei the face with u, ZEN
tly dry and then touch owe with cold
cream with the tips OF the fingers: dry
gntly on.
For Observation-Disclosures two
ounces OF rosewater. alcohol aud ely
cerine, one teaspoonfui Of bornx; battle
the face with this night md morning.
then rub in n little OF this mixtures:
-Four drains OF soft soap. one ounce OF
rcctifed spirits OF wine. one dram Of
Of lavender. Persevere with
this, and the blackheads will disap-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-08-04
Her r.th.r.. u.fn.r

A girl whose father IL "0ld and
stricken In years" has grown OF late
more and more to take the plac. Of
the son be never had. to act as bis
right hand In business. The man IL
the owner OF a large fruit farm whose
work Is simple but extensive and ex.
acts much superintendent. As his
health has begun TO fall gradually the
daughter has taken something. and
then something further and further. Of
his duties upon herself. until now she
looks after the place. the sowing and
wedding. the grating. the tendance OF
the fruit and. In the season. person.
ally watches every shipment sent from
the great establishment TO on IL or
ders. She Is working almost uncon-
sciously and without thought save Of
the Immediate future into n lucra.
tive business that when. as In the
~fullness Of time must soon come. her
Is taken from II. will descend
to her without clash or dctrimcnt to
It's interests. She will ind herself
what she Is now In all pruc.
teal workings. the man OF the fam
and will be enabled to bear her
part calamity in that position.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-08-04

According to a report sent to tho
state department at Washington by
Richard II. Grecncr. the FIRST negro
TO graduate from Harvard. and who
has for fifteen years been consular
agent Mt yladivostok. the eastern 81.
bcrian fur dealers are Disguised with
the tricks OF the manufacturers Of fur
products In Europe. With the scar.
city Of ~fur.bearing animals the trade
has fallen of over onc-half In the last
few years and to cap the climax OF
disadvantage the manufacturers arc
utilizing cheap and common furs for
the most expensive garments.
by peculiar processes which they
have discovered they are able TO tan
n rabbit skin and dye II 80 that only
experts can tell It from genuine seal.
A common Arctic fox pclt which can
be bought for $3.50 they handle in n
to make It look like a $50 brown
or black fox skin.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1904-08-04
why wom-n'. r.-,h cr.mp,s.

IL l. estimated By q -prgron dentist
who caters 70 the ~~aithi~st families
In the fashionable world that fully 80
per cent Of the women In sorirty who
have reached the age of Mrs Hermann
oclriehs wear false teeth. lie says
their teeth begin 70 ache aud ernmble
soon after 81. whereas the aVrrars
man In N same station IN life main
tains his dental integrity until hs 1.
past 60 sws-tmrats are put down as
the principal cause for The early decay
Of ths ts~th OF wom.n-not trcans~
thsrs 10 any effect on the protecting
ennmei by actual contact with tho
.~aechhrinr substance. bot b~rsuss %
the creation Of an reid condition In
the stomach. which appear. 10 have
a corrosive effect on tho outer hard
ease OF tho teeth. Men do not cat
much cHndy-sulokers rspectaHy=and
they have almost enough tooth strength
to bite a ~truprnuy nall IN half.
This ssmc dentist. In common with
many OF his fellows In the profession.
has discovered Il IL possible 10 Oh cav.
tiles In the human tooth with a sub.
stance far more enduring than gold.
and absolutely TO r-tard disinfsrration.
Gold has been tho favorite -nillng'
for years because Of IT, non corrosive
qualities. A cement came into vogue
about nfteen years ago. but II pos
no lasting qualiti~~..n and It's use
was only a temporary sspedisnt. Tho
new hiling IL Of porcelain hardness.
md can be tinted to the exact color Of
he tooth-so perfect In resemblance
That if the operator Ia skiiifui a pow.
rrfuI ~magnifying glass 10 necessary to
istect Its presence. The per- lion 10
extremely delicate one. The small.
n the cavity the more difficult tho
iIllng. The substance IL not n pro-
article. but can be manufac.
.ured by any dentist who has a bake
and who has been tnught the
proportions OF the ingredients.
)nce set. II will outiast tho natural
'nnmeI ltseif.-New York Progress.