davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-04

Perhaps the most cheerful statesman
in the senate of the United States is
that able and faithful Democrat, Hon.
Anselm Joseph McLaurin. The cause
Of his hilarious condition Of mind is
caused by the fact that he has just
been been reelected to the senate for
the term ending March 4, 1918, so that
he has now before him nine years of
service in the senate, the longest cleo
tive period certain for any man in pub
lie life. Senator Murphy j. Foster of
Louisiana has been renominated for u
senatorial term ending at the same
time that McLaurin's ends, but the leg
islature which is to re-elect him has not
been yet elected; consequently Foster
is almost, but not quite, as lucky as
McLaurin. Senator fernando De Soto
Money of Mississippi enjoys sena-
torial status next to happiness to his
colleague, MeLaurin, as he has just
been reelected for senatorial term
ending March 4, 1911. The reason why
the Mississippians and Louisianians
are elected so far ahead is that the leg
islatures Of those states hold only one
session in four years and that the fed
eral statutes provide that senators of
the United States be elected at the first
session of the legislature which is elect
er next preceding the close of sena-
torial term.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-04

The tariff is to be revised by its
friends. The postoffice and land office
rascals are to be punished by their
friends. Senator Reed Smoot is to be
investigated by his friends. Wonder
how long sensible folks will be hum
bugged in that way. Smoot and the
others will get justice from their
friends about the time the tariff. is re-
vised downward by its friends, which
will be the day after the great judg-
ment.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-04

The odoriferous political linen of the
Delaware Republicans Is liable to have
another airing in the Chicago conven-
ton in June. It is now given out that
there will be an Addicks and an anti
Addicks delegation to the convention.
It is to be hoped that General James
H. Wilson will be given an hour to
skin Addicks and that some Addicks
man will be given an hour to skin Gem
erai Wilson.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-04

OF Nebraska and Burton Of Kansas the
Philadelphia Inquirer says, Now. we
are sorry that from the former Popu-
list center of the country should come
two such indictments Of senator's"
That is an unfair attempt, utterly UNI
worthy Of the Inquirer, to make it ap-
pear that In some way the Populists
are responsible for the election Of Die
trich and Burton. Nobody has constitute
ed me the spiritual, legal or political
adviser or defender of the populists,
but surely it is cruelty unjust to try
to make them the scapegoats for Die
trich and Burton. whom they strove to
the utmost to defeat. Those two SEN
ators are rampant Republicans. The
Inquirer is a rampant Republican or
gan. and it ought to have grace enough
to shoulder the responsibility for It's
own public men. Every tub should
stand on its own bottom.
Hon. William H. Taft, late governor
general of the Philippines, now secre-
tary of war, comes into his new Office
with a blaze of glory. He will be Tor
tunate indeed if he goes out in the
same way. He has been playing in
great luck all his life. A state judge,
a federal judge, governor general of
the Philippines and secretary OF war
all while he is still in the prime Of life.
The future must look rosy to Mr. Sec
rotary Taft Many Republicans are
confidently predicting that he will be
the Republican nominee for president
in 1908, which must cause sort of
creepy feeling in the region of the
spinal column of Senator Joseph Ben
son Foraker, who is arranging to make
his great dash for that particularly
luscious plum that year. Indeed. some
of President Rooseyelt's Republican
enemies are whooping it up for Taft
for the nomination this year Perhaps
they may succeed in inducing him to
enter the race this year, but the
chances are that they will not, as he
is young enough to value the philos-
ophy contained in the dictum. "All
things come to him who waits
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-04
DO You GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK !?
Kidney Trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads the news
papers is sure TO know Of the wonderful
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-04

Whitaker Wright, the great promo
ter, was convicted in London of COM
mon swindling. or. rather. uncommon
swindling. on account of the extent Of
his operations. But he was a petty
swindler COMPARED with some of our
own domestic swindlers in New York
who not only have not been convicted,
but have not even been indicted A
few minutes after he was sentenced
Mr.. Wright died from poison, self adj
ministered. It would be a good thing
If some of our boss swindlers should
die suddenly.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-04


wonderfully succescful in p.or7ptly curing
lame back, kidney. bladder, usic acid trcu-
bes and Bright's Disease, which is The worst
form Of kidney trouble.
DR.. Kihrer's Swamp Root is not rec
commended f2r everything bul il you havekid-
ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found
just the remedy you need. Ithas been tested
IN so many ways in hospital work, in private
practice, among the helpless too poor to pur-
chase relief and has proved 50 successful in
every case that special arrangement has
been made by which all readers of this paper
who have not already tried it. may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail. also book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how TO
find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and fS
send your address to 1Iss::E::Es
Dr.. Kilner & Co.. Bing-
hanton, N. Y. The sssss zslss 49,
regular fifty cent and Home of swaInp-ROOt.
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists
Don't make any mistake, but remember
she name, Swamp Root, DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp Root, and the address, Binghamton,
N. Y, on every bottle.
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-04
II II Il II II II H4 ii Il II il II i

Another Merry War Over
the Question Of Precedence
at State Functions y y
Persons>l and Political
Paragraph y y y y
Gloucester County Democrat. (Woodbury, N.J.) 1878-1932, 1904-02-04
Il: C11 - - II
: Clark S
Il Il Letter
i + + II II Il +

Especial Washington letter.
wN HERE is music in the air-mar-
IS tial music at that-in the de-
Isl Iectabie city of Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-23
For a Slender Purse.

likes to know what the other half array
themselves in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-23
.lM1KMz1
1@

fully thoughtful and pleasant in some
cases. it is hopelessly boring to be obliged
to write gushing letters of thanks to some
wealthy donor who has great taste. but
unhappily so much of it is bad" and who
insists upon sending you gift you cannot
wear or even look at without blinking.
No one has yet been able to discover just
why impecuniosity has often such bad taste
and wealth the reverse. This fact, though,
must account for the shops being stocked
with so much perfectly impossible stun,
which seems to sell just as readily as the
artiStically beautiful. This complaint can
never be laid at the door of one of the noted
gem designers of the Rue de la Paix- l
had the pleasure of visiting his atener the
other day and feasfed my eyes upon work
manship of marvellous delicacy and upon
stones of the rarest description.
He had what is called blue diamond,
stone that in daylight emits blue flashes
and at night is colorless; he also has ex-
quiSite pink diamonds. But sapphireS are
his specialties-mysterious weird green and
unusual white ones. Just at present the
variety of the stone one always associates
with azure itself is his particular pride and
Joy.
A Pavia Setting.
A charming revival in the jewelry line to
be seen at this establishment is the 'pavia
setting, which. as its name implies, Is the
putting of one stone with another to form
a mosaic or pavement. Some of the newest
rings are set in this way. For instance,
round cluster ring Is lovely mosaic Of ru-
bies and diamonds inclosed in border OF
small curved diamonds held by delicate
mounting.
This mystic mounting which holds In
place the up-to-date jewel is so dainty ana
slender in character as to be almost invisi-
BILE. 1t is, however. the keynote of the new
jewels exquisite charm. Another smart de-
sign Parisians are raving over is a diamond
pendant in the form of a navette or shuttle.
Beautiful gems appeal to one as nearly as
fine paintings, and to some tastes even
more keenly, but they are luxuries pure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-23

marvellous invention. This train, which runs
without rails, consists of four carriages
fitted up with every convenience for long
distance travelling The gypsy van life has
long been suggested to the searcher after
novelty an ideal means of getting about
for an outing, but in this age of luxury
anything crude and rustic hardly meets
the approval of the effete twentieth-century
e taste. The auto train seems to settle per-
fectly the question of living on the road in
a luxurious manner.
Now that the automobile train has come
as boon and blessing families will be
able to have their nurseries, bath rooms
and reception and sleeping apartments at
tached vestibule fashion and compass in a
single day a change Of air If fancy die
tates. Imagine how delightful to wake up
in the morning with a desire for a breath
Of sea air. and, presto. the train is put into
commission. and you're off-no packing of
trunks or bother about where to put up for
the night. as in coaching; no trouble or ex-
pense beyond that of petroleum to mar the
holiday. The probability of the future
seems to be, with pace accepted, that we
will travel like the snail, with our houses
at our back.
New Year Gifts.
Here in Paris 1t Is customary to give
presents not only at Christmas but on
New Year day as well. Although delight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-23

and, In most cases far from, simple the
prices are prohibitive to all save fortu-
nate few.
Pretty Clothes.
Clothes and pretty clothes, we all must
have should the jewel casket be empty, and
the wherewithal from an artistic point Of
view is easy to find Although sartorial
chaos really reigns this season, and one
cannot put ones finger on few styles and
say they are the mode, still all costumes in
their variations are fascinating. The
charming individuality found in frocks Is
the source of their charm.
The Parisians are wearing great deal OF
black, turning of the tide, I presume in
favor of darker colors after the popularity
of white, which is by no means deposed as
the queen color for ceremoniouS costumes.
In black toilets nothing seems to rival
smooth-faced cloth as a material for con-
struction. Reception gowns deliberately
trimmed with lace and gold thread are ex-
ceedingly smart. More stunning still Is an
ornamentation of white embroidered cloth
arranged tunic fashion over a fiounce of
fur. The bodice worn with such a costume
has a pelerine-shaped fur bodice. from
which hang artistic draperies of white en-
broidery. Such gown, needless to say. Is
only for the wealthy mondaine Still, one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-23
In Dull Green Wool.

In Dull Green Wool.
Another pretty dress is of dull green CASH
mere. The delicate shade brings out all
the blonde beauty of the girl of ten who
wears 1T. The blouse is cut after the long
wasted French model, belted in with a sash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-23
Cotton Thread Has a History.
le New York Tribune.

From the New York Tribune.
Ex-Provost Clark of Paisley, England.
has been relating the origin Of cotton sew
ing thread. which was first used in that
town in Interviewing of 'heddles" as SUBJ
stitute for SILK which was stopped by Ma
poleon in 1908. when he seized Hamburg.
Mr. Clark's grandfather and his brother
then bethoughtl them of cotton, which
worked sossmoethly that Mr. Clark's IA
Their, then a youth, took to recommending
it to women instead of linen. then mostly
used
Originally 1t was sold in hanks, or skeins
These the women had to wind into little
balls, as they do a cut of wool at the pres
ent day Wishing to convenience them.
young Clark on selling a skein of thread
would sit down at pirn wheel and wind
tie thread on a bobbin, for which he charg-
ed halfpenny;; This halfpenny was re-
funded when eh w .ae t empty pobbn was st re-
thread.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-23

PARIS, January y, I9O4.
It cannot be denied that the opening Of
an automobile show In Paris nowadays is
of even more interest than vanishing day
at salon. The sixth annual mechanical
carriage exhibition. now open, proved this
fact conclusiyely. The Grand Palais in the
Champs Elysees, where the exhibit is held,
Is crowded from morning until night with
throngs of people. all interested in the inn
provements which have taken place in this
industry
The entire nation in fact. appears to con-
slider horseless vehicles as of French origin.
and therefore worthy of the highest consid-
Grafton. The poorer classes turned out en-
masse as well the rich. the former to in
spect the machines, very likely, in anticipa-
ton of the day when the auto will be with
In everybodys reach
The novelty which attracted most attention
was the automobile train, Col. Renard's
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-23

White Sauce-Heat together in sauce
pan one tablespoonful of butter and heap
ing one of flour. When frothy. add quarter
cup of hot milk and stir to smooth, vel
vety cream. Add salt and pepper to taste.
unless the souff1e Is to be one of fruit or
custard, in which case they may be omitted.
The foundation being ready. the yolks of
two eggs and whatever seasoning is to be
employed are added, the mixture cooked
just enough to thicken and then cooled.
When quite cold, the stiff1y beaten whites
should be beaten in. not stirred, and the
souff1e baked in individual dishes or in a
large dish set in a pan Of hot water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-23
sawdust Dressing for Wounds.

Fine sawdust has been suggested as a
dressing for wounds and as a vehicle for an
tiseptics The finely sifted dust, when used
alone. Is said to make a clean and pleasant
dressing, for 1t readily absorbs the dis
charges without becoming lumpy or adher-
ing, and 1t is as easily rendered antiseptic
as COTTONWOOD. Sawdust of the yellow pine
rich as it is in turpentine, is a valuable an
tseptic application for wounds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-23
A Clever Invention.

A clever little invention has made its ap-
pearance In Paris In the shape OF dainty
powder pun which can be attached to the
center OF pocket handkerchief by an In
genious continuance. It supplies long
felt want and Ii much appreciated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-23

Tomato Sauce.-This can be made from
the fresh fruit, the canned or the bright red
catSup. Simmer a can of tomatoes with
two cloves and a small slice of onion for
three-quarters of an hour. Melt two table
spoonfuls of butter in a small saucepan
brown and smooth stir into the tomato sea-
son with salt and pepper and strain.
Or, take one-half pint of catsup, heat,
add one-half cup of soup stock and thicken
with teaspoonful of -four stirred in cold
water.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-01-23
Valuable Pearls to Be Exhibited.

A valuable cluster of pearls is to be
shown at the ST. Louis exhibition. This
natural specimen consists of $50 pearls In
a solid cluster ana measures several inches
in length and u an inch thick. Experts
500, 600.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-13

Butte County, Spo
JON leg bar brast
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-13
SorTgtigbco.

Or. SiIas s. SnoGop bar Sanot.
oot til BrGiioentitolcn pao Grobibi.
tioniiternes Sidet, og ban fsrte i'm
9olgfamp ioo title % forii9tig, al
ban fortiener geunSring og nos.
Soaleoe8 por ser engarg Ell Nono
bIonot bans SiIbsrere, ion afbrsS
bnm % iugOe: "SiGoS mig at giere
0em ct pi9tigt Spsrg$mnnI: "giI
&c mobta en- Sermiu go. 2 / Waib.
i%ugtou?" Zen f~oriigtigc Non6 ingSe
mco flor oipIomotiif 6inbeo: Seq
nebeS iii at unoiIaa mig for at 9ipe
min Greoe Ben SOor pou oct. @rlm.
0cu er beu, ifaI iea II Gem, at oct
flnOe bin6re mig fra at bIioe pnIgt
isrita Sang, ON ieg ia, at ieg bloc
bn Ell anoen Sermin."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-13

Dog Sapperne anbetiteos begoaet
Grab, ihiffet 9snoerues RpGp ! Mor.
fen % besaoet manseTass Ipoerier.
0onmen, Der ialot | 1743, loo: ~Ge
ibieIilogne tpenbe 5inIapper bsr iom
Sfoprspere % Stimano al lisee paa
oereS egne @ierninser oa oereS
0robsm9no for oil pioere SiItdIe /
oerne Sag iri at bare"
9snberne beroppe or SeiIpnotnger,
men Sleaten bar iib6et paa @aaroeue
giennem TO blmoreoe Mar euer mere.
Sliet sioer Reipeft, % oct ifaber IRA.
oition. Gaa Cumberland, fsritc
8aarb, Tom blep rpOoet cpeRior
S~faausene, iibber mi Sans 9ttlien
20 gor 9nmmeI, ser for AZ aar iioen
bpaileoe @oorSen. San er oeu iiette
8ruser Ssu eiter Sdr.
Gao 9ieISaonPs bar. Tom nRput.
NiffeI Glen fsritc Hpb6er. San bar
fsot paa San9iielb / Wo, men SIeg.
ten ifol o%priuoelig oper SntfieIoal
oGre fommet ino fra SGmtIauo. 81.
Ter Ntiffel Slien Tit Senuen Ser OIL
6erefter igien oenueS Sen Ole Ger.
len @aarben. San bar TO @dngc
Gift oa hop0e 90 9sru, ocribIanSt
ioritben 8dnroenS miuPrenoe GRIT
ger WotbioS Glen oqinn Sel be.
fien6te SatfieIooaISpreit, HorolouoS.
banenS parine SnrfiGmpcr Ole 10.
bias SIien. Wiffcl OIiru, Ser Nif.
feIieu oa allermcit Ole Gericn oar
ioGre 9isrncifpttere. Zen itbite ifiso
20 @isrne oIcre, % inurrteu meS Ho'
boen Ears Ssrqeuien itiso ban cnonu
Here. s 9uSbitooIcu bar sem Gang
oct bebite @~isrueIonS. San brliate
life "Ntilt" eaer SppS Ole Gcrien
mrr ct fort Sperb, nnor han gif moo
9ieruen. Sun enaang iciIebe SfilN'
set, oct IIeo Sramfooen al @iernen,
og oen gif poa TO til Iuarcb. Met
ban itoo fat % iaa Sen flint | Eict.
8o lang bcn fig ON, log &Ioeu i en-
@irf % fit Ser SlgIen. Zen Sang
iprang 8ronoen fin Rel, oa oct fiuube
Ole Gerieu al6rig glerme.
gu iin6es Ser life mere gisrne I
gieIboomarfen. NotbiaS SHen bnr
brGbt DC iioite 70, iaa MI or beu no.
rpooet.
Som meb 9ierncu bill oct gaa meo
anSet SiIot / bore Sfopc.
Gaereoe FcSer 0aiS ipu9cr ON
HorblaroS Sapper:
g fcrbum DC bauSIeS mcS SieIofraS o.
Nadr,
Meu iaabaut forminoiteS alt aor efter
Tar,
Sbi Sfopene aiere5 M tunu,el"
Cagel Sogcmanm | "Iitcnpoiten".)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-13

Ser pGret noloSoet en- 8ilIa, opbpg9et
ilig, at Den fan flpttes, ON 8itoeren
iaa enifer. Sodpiot ON SrotGgter.
ne. Og man bsr life slentnle, at en-
iaaoan &pIoni bar itore getingeiler
for at hume gisre ale Slags Sno-
fisb biaigcre eto en- g~nfcltmano, %
ioaleoes ipares Der paa aoifiIige llo'
aiftspoiter I. gr. peo egen Sonoels.
forening. Oilers er Der cprcttet ao-
ifiaiee Soreninger, iom bar til Sor'
maal paa en- eaer ouOen Wauoe at
pirfe for aolpniens @apn, @l9oe og
SripieI. ct Sibsifrift, berenbe GEL
ifdbcts Napn, bar uofommet 2-3
Iar.
SelIfabet fam mi iiges al babe be-
iiauet iaa lGrlee, at man er forrnte1l
ODER be perite gegpnoeliesitaoier, og
man tor mt iiSen Srpgt lie SremttSen
imsSe. SoIiSiteten sges 10 alt efter'
bpert, Iom Iftierne bIiper inbbetalt.
@gue Stems Sorretningsfsrer er
Sr. 9lrne Slielt, oprinSeIig ira grnm'
Sal, Solsr. San er uOSannet ION
Eppograi og bar | Here aur oGret
Saftor | ariitiania. San ifiIOres al
ale, iom fietoer bam, iom Ell iglen'
nem retifuffen Ianb, uoboloenoe og
opofrenoe for Senne gobe Sag. Son
er 2oen Sturtbinesiuppleart for gm'
tet og al g9rlrntS SereSSitpre oalgt
til Sornano / Irbeibsfomiteen for
Irbeioerbrlg og 8oligbanfen.
"gget Siem poa egen 8rlrS" er
SeIifabets Motto, og bette 1naa man
bel iige er al De Slags iocialiitiife BE.
p9geIier, Ser bsr biIies meo 8laSe al
boa6e imau OF itore | SornfunSet.
Mfan tGnfe fig bare bette, at arbeioe'
renS Somtlie fnur onbptte De ifiSne
TRANCE @aarosrttm / 9pen meb en-
pen Sapefl9f, bpilfen 8etpbning bar
life bette for ben opporerOe Sl9gts
Sunbbeo og for bens Worol2 Ser
for sgre bore 9anebrpoerre paa bette
Smraaoe Der | Sanbet - Roloniiter.
ne paa HaO0eruo / 9Grrm!
Crit & lepe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-13

sGIore emo @rarcn beroppe | soer.
ite Cumberland er 8~aarbenes 9ebpg.
gelie. 3 De oaer pI6ite gpgninger
timber man enonu 6urutsmmer, 90
geretninser eodr ON boorleoes De
isrite Rpbpeeere isgte bio, loffeoe
al ben riee 8rGsoert paa 9oppernes
RengiGroer rrnSt ON | Surumoen.
Com rimeligt Dor, fom bet mart til
Stribigbeoer meaem 2npper og gu.
mGnS. ~lInScrtiben git BET poISiomt
iii. ) aaret 1889 peS OIsmesie Ii.
Der Hog RpSningsmanoen paa giel.
Saon9s. RiffeI Glen en- Cop libel,
og omrent inmtiois orabte Sens an.
Serien paa Photographer 5iarnas 10
2apper. timber ben piotlsitiee Reis.
iag bleo Set opLpit, at ON be eno life
banbe banbIet ! RsSuGrse. iaa banoe
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-13
$elitif
fuleaausis mine 9srper.
@aatte beise op mso at preetfe
to atar.
5r. WiIsS' 1srpine sioroe mte
ffarf ieten.

Or =, 'unb7 gOssr &c ssst7 etaar Dc 90 uo.
ssti.t. 'tr q farf1 Or Tsus eisru, fiar % a,,tpi
5u's t,fs. ba los BIT 'sIssEa- Ga spsrfees aHsrs
eie,ue. or sIsosi hribrset.
-JoT uOaIs aur AssH st ira eoitit. hrilfst sbsIases
min, srrbsr % etIbrsh. Sea Its fpeisiis' al eunrrts
I poosb,t % Stb I p0peesaGsu. Sts fsres iffs I'm.
eus. % ,'rr 10 1ars e.bslkr nsatts isa sssies uiH
srahessruins % tsitr us vsa min Jorm to uar'ur al
tpHn, NJ eruftsr. pesn be, hiaip isfs. eassbsbaHs.
IHs o. Tat,ztnsbictast trasss iHtsi Rsfnitat Sss sor
Opsrorrntis Hsrsss % tHiiassi % rsisss Hrssrre,r
'0-'vrsslist etr saas lea Get ifts iaais. asn Htuf,
eiHsse,passI', isues tI0b1 III o0osest. Jor to aor
tssH ~ootrialiss iss ~ at erzss IT pltitg Attsraho,
Qtrpin, sfisr erua al On Jiars uarsss ia De.
srira. ioa its psetkp at tags bet I Rafsa st Aar
Sss CT sias ps at iunet Fas, a jig TIA mrs bar
eHsrsr ! SvpsOei % nsrrsir Rr'tslNr rtn espstt
u sSe, % ~ tau vrastfs tr Sanse ON ssaeassn
uesu at h,ps tra,. 9a aH'u IT. ptss' psrpHs
ion, eeH rsa sisHEetrlisf sesssin. br nessafHes ct
speasst = BRO. I. aisy eotuan ppah Dsb u. ..
gsare UlariSz Cab.
slue sspofbeirs faIeer 90 sarautusr ben
tsrfie SLATE az Gr. gaIes' eaeemiolsr. sirts
efter III Soc ON Rerssfisf % eietef5aeomme.
gSresfs; 6r. g7ilss' Tesicai 90. 9Ifsart
5nbiaaa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-12-13
@ihft Inn en 1imts Ssbu. = 6bah Coma,
than St,arus flyer ON Combination
Oil Cure for Gr1ft.
Gan wsrt, Soma, II. Warts 100,

gan kSttt, Jcpu, IL. warts 1904.
IT. I " Sne Go.. SuoiIHapuIis. Dab.
6siffrr,bel IA reg Iopsee ZEN q Eiszesbnrb for
Ieres Combination Oil Cure for arqfl. oerIom min
ar1't lite Fem isieu pda a. liar. fnIosr jea eeH Il mn
"a min srr'i blep hrIbreoef for ei aar hben ben ne
riss Ste sYarts 1903. Hin RrRit fables al lofaIs
eGser -Suofraff-, ea ben ias pse SteeH al min Raie
nnesr bet hstre Bic. aeis CT be- lie BET mtHbie
Team III. al CHoef fem ner Utica. 1el tan fae. al
nit IiIfrIee biev an1 s~HlRasrae for Bcbanbl na Hst,
aatisI iuIlt o. neo oueHaTpute Rsiaiiat. Del Ieb
iHeeH u1pnepsreia Smerte AMBER ebauelinQen, ba
"a mifepe iHR en- Times SEQ Sea sr me9et iaf.
nsHne "a for q. Co binaiion OIL Cure bier mia
aEbTfalef o. off nae III ale, ION maatte lsie eetie
at iea or iffer pea be oil meetiae ben beete a n
ioHbee ira TEN. % at Terra Rlo9el sisrst Tor mia
at, lea baabeot. Re2 meaeH Agislie
9enafean Sttarn.
E. Te. faar Tem irit Tor a, sfeutiilstsre est,e
esriem bet tan prrs I'll H,sea Ratie Tor ten, bi ea
isler lee ftpsoer Dem Del i9r ben Vaun ie1 nsetes.
]. s.
Ter bebspes in,er aHip "a brrnseHss glafer.
iuaen Suas RE slsr BaRhriR9. Combination OIL Cure
isT arxit or mt ne baIianlf fi,srt % irusi. sfriD
rifsr ut sea III peseo o isret TT Z. ". Sas 10,
Drawer 30, 1t5s a. 9nbianaySIs. JHb.
Bar iaa iHile al ftrips paa eassit.