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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26
Sranonngliif bel elmer @eibnad)ts.
ictcr.

Soutb burN Conn, %. 9ej,
Sci Der @eibno6tSfeier in Scr
bleligcn Observation-Disclosures mllrOe gcs
tern NbcrlO Ser fnlidc Bart, meldet
9urritt NJ. Guttlc, Scr &id)tcr Scr
Solpn Gollrt, ollgclegt bate, INN Ben
Sultto Claus 3u ipicIcn, ourh Die
Gbrtltbullmlihtcr it 9rull0 Qeicbt,
mo Der l(n9IiIdlihe crIitt ernIte
|ruromunncn. 9lll6 oas airhe1s
0eboltoc 9crlctb in 9ron0, ul0 inter
ocit Sltnocrtcn bon 6rnllcn lrnb &ius
ocrl tonntc mr. nit Wiibc Der IllS.
brlId) BON cincm Yolif ucrbin0crt
locroen. Gurh 0oa Gingrcifcn eini
ger %%e'onncncr mur0c ic0od 0aa
Stllmmitc nod 0liidlid obgc-
pol1ot, tnoem lie Hidtcr Cutie pad.
ten mo IN ibrc H6dc cinbiiutcn, llnr
ole 6lommen 5lt critidcn, uGbren0
Iroere ooS 6clcr allaIhlugcn ltno
ouSltampftcn, neItcS ben GhriIt.
baum cr9riffcn bette.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26
llnterinduna oes Sabafs . SrnIs.

Wilmautee, @isc., %. &C.,
@icr ulto in onocren Srten oeS Stoo-
teS 8iSccniin miro bcmn1dit cine
unterIlld)un0 iibcr ben @eihoftsbe-
tricb oeS I%ogeronl,ten SobufsS rnIt5
ell1geleitct perocr, INTO peridiebene
lnobbangige Better bon S~ubofsfa.
lrlfen limo Der 0ieilulng, oob es an
Material fiir cine llnteriudung in
@lSconlln III feiner @eiie moneelt.
Ste S%olIptpunfte oeS Sabofsgeifdf-
les ltno WiIluaufee uno @bgerton,
iuelf' SeBtereS Der Sit Scr 8roB-
Sobafsinonltrie lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26
Sicbeit goStc.

S6lirnnte Goaiiion 3piidcn %crio'
nen5iigen ouf Der .5~outDcrn
8abn" nobe Muuo's StattourSu.
SoutSDtlIe, Sen, Is. Ce5. -
Gin nm 8 llbr geItern 2l6cn0 Don
ct. &otts obgegangcncr &crionen-
3u8 eouioirte in Ger g}Gbc pongtouo'S
Station Sis, nit ciucm onOcrcu
Fer'onen3ltge, nel6er nm Die n0n-
lld]e Stltltoe BON 2oli5uiQe ~dbge8anz
gen mar. Gin 9aIiogicr mo ie6s
3ugbeOienItete muroeu gct0Otct uno
5pei 8oiiogicre, ionic obt 8c0ien.
Itete e%rlitten 8erlebumqcu.
Die @et0oteten iino: GbarIeS
S6miot, Gentrolia, &u9. &ofomo.
tiofiibrer 9omen, |riuccton, &no.;
Sei3er GborIeS@utt, 9riuccton, Sn. ;
FoItclert $. .. Sogan, Georgetown,
Sr0.; Streden = 8ormoun llnoer.
10000, Erlllcetolt, Sn0. @ellrqSStlh,
Senneion, Sto., uno SoDn @uoion.
9eioe 3iige botten ic 5pci SdIof-
tUoggonS ongebGngt, ALIEN Die Sn.
ioIien oerielben entfomcn lmOerlebt.
8eioe Sotomotipen lUlrOcn i6luer
beih0oigt uto bier @agQona Oeno-
lirt, Der S6ouplab 0c3 llngliidS
licgt 5uiiden Wpunt Carmel, Sis,
lno @rinceton, Sno., mo Die Goai-
lion muroe, ipie ole 8obnbcomtcn ort.
8cbell, Oitr6 eincn Selcgropbtlten 81
8romnS, Sis, oerihul0ct, meIt)er
DEM oitli6 ~fubrenoen 3u8e nid)t Die
SnItruttion 5ugeben licB, an eincm
%bcltimnlten Yunfte 5t baltcu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26
germiidtc ielcgrapbiidc 9epcI6cn,

- Sn Smttbport, 80, lit Oic Sir
6e ser Standardization Ct, Gliius
betb-8 enleinoc lt1t0 0aS o~ngren5enoc
Gorodials&ouS in 6lommen ollfgC-
gongen. &erluit $4,000; &eriihc-
rltng $1,000.
Sn NriatSoiQe, 60, bat ein
@rano ole 5nei 9onfen lnb fiinf @e.
i6Gft560uier 5eritort unO eincn edo
ocn bon etrpo 100000 onqerihtet,
mooon $4,000 oltrd) 8erii6erung
geoedt Iilto. Wfon oermutbct 9rono-
Itiftutg.
- Sn BRADFORD, ga, Iill0 bic gro
Bcn GrpgoooS-2 dhcn bon Nobert 30
ienberg uno Siooc GobrL Nr. 20 un6
%, MoinsS troBc, ourd 6euer ser
it0rt moroen. Ser motcricQc 8erluit
bctrGgt $4,000; &erii6eruug $27,-
600.
- Sn Hclu.2onOon Conn, lit ncr
SStolicner Setter FiScitello nod ci1em
6cftigen Shueebolfompfc nit
2un08leutell ourd) ciucn Hcoolpcr.
ihuB 10 iftucr perlullnOet morOcn,
Dab er bolo nod ieiter 2llfnoGme inn
oWtemoriol = Soipitol" itorb. 0ic
Holi5ci bat ul9 per0d6tig Nlfotio
2orne perboftet mo lit olrf Der Sltd)c
nn6 Conn Noic, Weld)er 9lci6ioas
IN 0ic 9%lffoirc berlpifeIt lit.
Sn Sboron Springs, ~, bo-
ben Die Goitinipeftoren III Der aoiie
oeS @iilfS ToltmeiItcrS Gonitb @in-
mic eil1 Wtotfo BON iiber $1,000 emit
oedt. @innie, mcl6er crit % Sabre
alt lit uno trob ieineS Wonotsgebolts
bon % Collars Gin %IltrrrioIeS Se6cn
fiibrte, bot NaeS eingeltonOen lnno lit
untcr @iirgi6oft aus Der Soit entloi-
len Durocn.
- Sn 9coocr, ga, 1T Der &eItoll-
rout.9eiibcr ". $. &ollteoO III ieiz
mem Heitouront ais 2eihe oltfgefl,n.
Den lporben. Is liegt onIdeineno eir
Wtorb Dor.
Hihter @oQoce in GolifornieE
fat 6oS Germogen ser 6rou Sane
0oois, melhe in ser Stnot Ieu.
gorf nit Sinterloiiung zines Sernlo.
gems bon iiber $1,000,000, meiIt IN
coliforniidem @ritnobelib beltebeilo,
geitorbelt lit. infer Die Obbllt oeS
Subtle IOminiItrator bon Sullnre.
County, Gnl., gcIteIlt, inoent CT Die
Grbnltipriid)e bon @iQiom @oroon
Srend) fir nlbercd)tigt erflGrte.
Ger geitern in Nep.Oorf atge-
la1gte Sontburger Compiler YEotri,
cio" brod)te 2435 3ipiihenOeds.Eal-
iogiere ,~groBtentbeils aus GuIlildJ.
Goler, lpelhe aus ibrer Seintotb ent.
flobenL INN oem WiIit1roienit 5ll ent.
gebcn. >
GopitGn 9olbnin'S 2uftidiif
California Nrroip" mud)te aeitern
an Sos TngeleS, Gal, einen gltfitica,
ipeld)er i'm Iagenlinen erfolgreid)
ollsfiel, bod mar bos 2uftidiff nc.
gen zines lturfen, 1ingiinitigen @in-
bes nid)t I'M Stnnbe, ben eenoucn
Yunft mieoer 5u erreideil, bon lpel.
dent es obeefabren mar. @s fubr et-
ma 5ebn Weilen peit nno febrte bis
ouf cine babe Meile BON Dem gif-
itiegSpllnfte 5nriid.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26
@ctBnadtS = TGnidc babcn trasiidc
Tplgcn.

&GiIooclpbio, %. 0c5. -
0urd) @rGnoe, mcId)e belte iriib III
Oeridie0enen S%toottbeileu uisbros
6en, erItidtcn beltte iriib bier 4erios
nell. uno odt ouoere entgin9en MIR
nit fnopper Notb DEM ToOe.
Sn Dem aoItbouic g{r. 1915,
@ooOitroBe, Botten Gbns. McGuSter,
Al Sabre oIt, Gas. WIerrp Al Sabre,
unO Soiepb Nc@iu, 81 Sabre, gegen
Oen WiIlen OeS &oitpirtbs ShnappS
nit in ibr Simmer geuommen lnO
Gin 9ett gegen Die 3biir gcrildt, lm
iidl gcgen Giumiidung iid)er SIT itel.
len. V1doem iie betrllnten ibr ga.
ger mtfgeilltJt bottcn, ting Die 9loe
6el,er uno che ooS @inocrniB Dor Der
Sbiire cntiernt meroen fonnte, nnren
Die orei MlGnncr Dem gritidungstooe
ucrfuQen.
Gomoro Ratblinc, % Sabre alt,
aus Hep-Scrieu eritifte in 9fr. 1876,
6oirmornt . 2Ioemie. Nton gloubt,
6oB er nit elmer b%renncnoen Gigarre
i'm M}ltnoc 81 8ett gegougen mar.
gIodibeor, Ga, %. 9e5. -
z. g. @lltmun Elm o%ngciebcnCr 6or-
mcr aus Der Rohboridoft, fam &c,
tern nit ieincm Sobnc in Die Stoot
ulo bctronf lid. 9us i'm Stootnors
idoQ WcNPi1on berbaften poltc,
nlo6te ser hinge gItmon BON ieiuem
Mciier 8ebrollh uno Der &oter er-
bic(t mcbrtrc S6nittc am lintcn
Nlrnn, mcl6e bic EulSoner 0ifncter,
70 bob cr 5t Gooe bllrtcte. Nltb
Mori6oa WcIRiuon lit %ocrlpunoct.
Ger iltnge Nltmon bcIin0ct iid) in
Soft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26
glnflaacn iinS redltsfrGftia.

0em. Yorf, %. DECEMBER SIN
9rnoes. Greisgeridt CAB geItern Tid.
ter Gbomo5 cine Gnti6eioung ob, in
tuelder err Die GinmGnoe Der 8ertbei=
bigger qegen Die Nnflogen miOer Sront
9urnobp, ben Y%roiioenten, Setret0r
9ltfinion, S6otmeiiter 0erter bon
Der oaniderboder Steomibip 60"
Commodore Yeoie uno Captain Gon
Shoif, Der Den 9anpfer n@enerol
Slocltm" commonoirte, obiuies. Die
9tntlogcu gegcn Die &nipeftorett
&lnoberg uno 6leming bate Der
&i6ter i6on Dor einigen Gogen allf.
red)t crbulten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26
Glf Sage Idrcflidcr GnaGen.
2eioen elmer idiffbrii6tgen Monn-
idait in Der Sii6iee. - Sample
nit Saifiid)en.

IuJull w ott SAuI et' - StulltpIe
nit Sotfiiden.
San 6ranciSco, 20. 0e5. -
Der bier onqefommene 0ompfer
oMortpoio" bringt ole 2eioensge-
ihidte elmer idiffbriihi9en Womt-
i6aft in Ger Siioiee. Ser tleine Sons
0elsi6ooner &ictor," nit Captain
Sam &urris rno bier Sii6iee : SMUT
lonern ais S6iffs6eiabung an 9oro,
i6eiterte am 80. Nobember an oeu
Slipper BON Ipatafi = Sslano, 200
MeiIen pom Yapeete, Dem 9aien BON
Gubiti. Die Wannifaft rettetc iif
nit fnappcr gtot6, ebe Der Sdooner
SIT @runoe gina, i'll 0oS ein5ige Dor
bonoerc H%uoerboot, INN pbne Cont
paB ltl0 obne SegeI DEM Sufeu BON
Topeete 5ll5uIteuern. Sic botten MIR
iiir eiuen Gag %2eben5mittel, iotuie
elm babies 0ubeno ~SofoSniiIIe, 0eren
Ntilh pas ein5igc Grintbare al 8oro
mar. @lf Gage idredlidcr 0llol OeS
Sunger8 uno oes GuriteS botten Die
Shiffbriidigen in Dem tleinet 9oote
ol~t95ubolten, che iie Oen rettenoen
Soien erreihter. llnterWegs mor
ons ifnuoHe 6obr5cllg beItGnOi9 bon
elmer Seeroe Saifiihe unringt, Die
6umgrig oltf Wenihenfleiif moren
lunO wieoerbolt 9tngriffe mod)ten, INN
ooS Boot gum aentern 81 %bringen.
Gin iortlpGbrenser &onpf um's 2e-
ben mar eS uno sic Sdiffbriidigen
lporen Dem Eooe nobe, oils lie enolid)
&un0 errei6ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26
Sas WOrbscGcimnif pun Wunnt
SHtlcr.

Colorado Springs, g.,
20. Gc5enlber, - Nod nellcren Gnt.
lpldeIl'ngen bdlt mor oo8 oltf Dem
WtolttGntIcr crnloroct o~ufgcfunocne
@fdOden fir cine 0ewiiie acmtcr aus
SDracnie, N,.Y. Sri. aenrter fam
i'm lebten Oftober bierber mo Dor
Sturgeon erbieIt iie bon SprocllIe aus
einen Gbed fir 5000, ipel6en Iic
fliiiiig mad)te. Scit iencr ,3eit bot
ibre 6onliIie HidtS nlcbr BON ibr &c.
bort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26
Imtnte Nurtbrop's MDrocr.

Sproen'e c, Ny, %. Gcj. -
Gpiporo Gonabllc ipltroe bier BON Ser
Eoli5et perboftet, ltnter Der Inflage,
am 8. Oftober 5u Benton Sorbor.
Did, antinte Nortbrop ermoroet Al,
babcn. Ser angeflagte ~leiitete bel
Ieiner Gerbaftnna per5peifcltcn @i,
oeritano uno milBte crit Sulammen.
g%efniippelt peroen, che man i'm ob.
fiibren fonllte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26
StiirmiifDc Tnbrt hon Calcutta mad
Bolton.

81 it o H. %. Ge5cmbcr. Der
0elttide 0ompfcr DGroutenfels," scr
bier aus GoIfutto cintrof, bat oltrf
Die Stiirme m0breno Der Iebten bel,
Den Moden betrd6tli6e Sopuric CT.
litten. Am II. 0e5ember 9erietb Der
0ompfcr IN cine @uIicrboIe ltlto
boitSbobe @ogcn ginacn ii6cr ons
6abr5ellg binucg, itn0 man nllBte
ouf itber II Stun0cn beilegen. Die
Stelterporridtrng qerictb oltBer Oro.
ltilllg, Ole COMMUNICATIVE uno sic
9oote lpnroen bei60Oiqt uno orci
%|clltllotoren lullrocn iort9criiicn mo
ellle An5obl Gbtbeile INTER 8olier oc.
lest. Gnpiton Eiciffcr per6licb Ian.
ger, olS 36 StlmOelt ollf ser 9riidc.
Sle Vfonnid)oft, wcl6e lid 0olls aus
ebineIcll 5uiommen ieet, pcrfiel in
cine Eonif. Die 2ooung oes Sdiffes
bot eiren @ertb bon ST 100000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26
Brandt nencn SublcnUurrntb.
@ oibinQton, .. g., %. 9

@oibtngton, .. &, %. Gc5.
Co.. Ger arclt5er oGetroit," meI6er
Ole Sntcrciien Der Ser. Stootcn in
Sunto Domingo ii6erluodt, giltg
bon Flterto YIoto nod Wontccriiti
ob, 100 cr sic Nnfunft Scr nGulqoo~
nit oQ9emeincn &orrGtbcn rulo ei.
mes &oblenOompfer5 nit aoblen o6-
lparten miro. ,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26
3adwcbcn Der Cripple Sreet'
ltnrn6cm.

Colorado SprtnQs, Col,
%. 9c,entber. Ti6ter Cunning
ham bat Die SerbanOlung Der infolgc
Der Strife.llnruben I'M @rubengebietc
BON Cripple Greet e%rbObencn Nnflos
gen gegen FrGliocnt GboS. $. Moper
ulto anoere 9eonlte Der o@cItern Sc
oeration Of Winers" olt Die @crld)tc
BON Souglas.G oltntD pcrluiclell. Iltt
antrog Der &ertbcioigr1g eriolgte
oieIe Gro5eBoerlcgul9, luetl cine I'M
pnrteiiide Ser6onolulg III Sellcr-
Goltntp iucgen Der BORT u%orbonoenell
8orlrtbeile gegen Die Nllgeflugten
ilid)t sit ernorten iei. 0ie girp0nOe
Der Strofperfolglung ge0et Die beoll-
trogte Ero5ebpsrleglllg lpuroelt BON
Dem &idter periuorfcn.
st. 2ouis, NO, %. Ge5cmbcr.
- 60 Golorooner 9erglellte, pcld)c
ans Dem Stonte Colorado ourd)
Siilfs-S d)eriffe oitsgcmieien moroelt
iino, iino bier ein9ctroffen. Die Ifel-
item. lpeI6e 6rali mo ainO in Cripple
Greet uno onberen ElQben Goloro0o's
5uriidgelolien baben, limo poaig NIT
teQos.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26
@ahienber Sampferperfebr anf benz
Stiaen Sseam.

@ictorin, sc. %. Ge5en1ber.
- 9ie canadian Yacific.Sabn" bat
bcifloIien, 5luci nelte Garnpfer bon ie
800 Sub @roBc mo 10 8noten 5obr-
geidminoigfcit o,f ibrer Srans-Eo,
cific-2inie III 9ienit 81 ltcllcn. Die
9ontpfcr iucrocn nltf Der Werft bon
Soirfielb8 om Glpbc ecboltt. gnf Der
,Gonooion Gocific : 0umpferlinie"
Iteben sur 3eit orei 0ompfer I'M
0ienlte.
Senttlc, @oib, %. 0e5. Der
neile Iielenoampfer .Otinnelota,"
Gigentbilm Der n@reot Nortberr
Steomlbip Co." beren Srnns-Eact'
fic.Sinie im InidluB an Die .0reat
gtprtbern Yocific.9obn" betrieben
iuito, lit nod einer 6abrt bon y Ia
gen bon Nelu- 2)orf bier angefommer.
Seine erite Srientfabrt miro Der
0ompfer ungef6br an 81. Sanilar
antreten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-26

H6He! HaHe!
snr Meiie ms MnsIanb beiorst 6.
Naine, Nr. Ali, ct. TanlsS trake.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-04-13
Mango Among Horses.

DR.. Koto. state veterinarian, was in
Cresco Tuesday investigating some
cases Of mango among horses in this
locality. He says there are a good
many cases of the disease here. and
asked that the board of supervisors take
steps to prevent it's spread futher.
The disease is common to dogs, horses,
cattle, swine. and sheep, and is dis
tinguished by the presence OF mites
upon the skin; also marked by scurfi
ness, itching, heat, and pimples.
Sulphur oiinments, carbolic acid
washes, corrosive sublimate are useful
applications. The afflicted animal
should be kept alone as the disease is
contagious. When the mites have been
destroyed the animals need liberal
feeding, and perhaps some mild tonic,
like iron. A little copperas dissolved
in his drink is generally sufficient.
The board has taken the matter under
consideration and have asked the coun.
ty attorney TO advise them what
authority there is in law to justify a
quarantine of the disease. -Cresco
Times.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-04-13
Notice TO Bidders.

Sealed proposals will be received at
the Office of the Secretary of the
Wnnesheik Hotel Co., DEBORAH, Iowa,
until noon April 14th, 1904, for the
construction of hotel in the City Of
DEBORAH, Iowa, according to plans and
specifications prepared by Turnock &
Ohrenstein, 76 Fifth Ave-, Chicago,
ILL.,, from whom contractors desiring
to bid can obtain copies of such plans
and specifications. All bids must be
accompanied by certified check for
$1,000 as evidence of g 'od faith, and a
bond for $4,000 will be required of
the successful bidder for the faithful
performance of the contract. The
company reserves the right to reject
any and all bids Bids are to be ad-
dressed to E. J.Curtin, Secretary, De-
corah, Iowa. 1874
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-04-13
A Frog i'm His Throat.

A. H. Barnes met with peculiar
accident Tuesday he had been eating
popcorn anu felt a peculiar sensation
in the throat as if part of kernel
had lodged there he made every effort
to.disiodge it. but.could not do so, nor
could he catch his breath. Things
turned black before his eyes and he
thought This is pretty way to go
out of the world in the midst of good
health, choking on piece of pop
corn" But just when it seemed no
earthly aid could reach him, his final
effort prevailed and he breathed fresh
air once more. 1t was a narrow es-
cape. Chester Herald
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-04-13
Milk Condensing Concern to Close Down


The Wisconsin Condensed Milk Com
pany of Waverly on Saturday served
printed notice on all patrons, EN-.
ployes and the general public, an.
nouncing that the factory would close
it's doors OH the GOTH of this month.
No explanation is given as to when,
if ever, operations will be resumed.
This comes as complete surprise to
the people of this vicinity, as the in
stitution is in fiourishing condition.
A half dozen creameries have been
abandoned by their owners on account
of the competition of this factory. A
hundred patrons have stocked them
selves with large herds of milch cows
counting on this institution as a per.
manent feature of our local business.
About thirty families are at present
dependent for a living on the pay roll
of the condensed milk factory. 1t is a
distinct loss to Waverly, and general
feeling of dissatisfaction in business
circles has been engendered by the
reading of the notices.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-04-13
No Saloon Petition Yet.

Up to the time we 60 to press, 800
p. m, the saloon petitioners have not
filed their list with the county auditor,
and it is generally conceded that the
measure has failed to meet with suffi
cient signatures This is the last day
within the thirty days limit since the
canvassers began and strenuous effort
has been made throughout the county
within the past few days to drum uI
the required number of names. The
petition failed by good per cent in
both Cresco and Lime Springs, and
generally in the northern part of the
county. -Cresco Times.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-04-13
The Story of a Necklace.

Those who like heir looms and things
of like nature will find one Of rich
and rare value in the window of Mr..
Swenson's jewelry store. 1t is the
property of Rev. DR.. Bulgin. the
evangelist who is now conducting
meetings in Cresco, and was exhibited
last Sunday morning in the Congrega.
tional church as an illustration of the
evil spoken of in Luke Is, which was
the DOCTORS sermon. This necklace
was once the wedding anniversary
present of a wealthy English lady on
her golden wedding morn, and the sc
gold dollars are in the necklace to re.
present the 80 years Of happy life.
The heirs became so reduced through
drink that they pawned this rare neck
lace to saloon keeper for drink. At
ter spending 100000 in gambling and
drink this was their last. DR.. Bulgir
secured the title from the heirs anG
then paid the saloon keepers mortgage
to possess tho relic. 1t has been found
that Tiffany of New York City mount.
ed the coins and received $3.50 for the
workmanship alone. Each gold dollar
is set in gold frame as hung on 8
great pendulum and the work is deli
cately done in gold wire filagree work
Each gold dollar bears the date OF
1876. the time of celebrating the COLDER
wedding. The necklace weighs IL.
pennyweights of gold. 70 pennyweight
besides the 80 gold coins. The golt
dollars taken out leaves the 10 penny
weights at 80 cents per pennyweight
ST.. 10, and the banks give a prize OIL
gold dollars, So. 80 each, making sl25
So the commecial value of the neck
lace is $l96 and tho workmanship $3.50
and besides this there is relic value
on the rare jewel. and it will grow
more and more valuable as time goes
on. -Cresco Times.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-04-13
Never Saw the Elephant.

At meeting of the village council
last night it was voted to remit the
license and furnish free water to Coll
mar Bros. railroad show, which We
understand has agreed to come here
this summer if this was done. Thus
Preston will no doubt get it's first rail
road show, and what is still better,
the senior editor of this paper will be
given chance to see the elephant. for
strange as it may seem in this day and
age. when almost every child of ten
has seen real circus. we have not had
that pleasure. and we can hardly be
the council for affording us this oppor-
,tunity. Preston Times.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-04-13

weakened and broken down by reason Of
the terrible curse of Catarrh. This dis
ease is inhammatory in its nature and is
very liable to affect the membranes and
tissues of any vital organ or part of the
system and produce results which cause
lifetime of suffering and regret.
Men of science and students of medi-
cine have tried in vain for years to find
positive cure, but it has remained for
one living in our own generation to fin
ally discover what he claims to be GER
tain remedy for Catarrh of any organ of
the body. His claims are vouched for
by the words of hundreds of people whose
honesty cannot be doubted; people who
have suffered for years and tried every
| other known remedy without avail;
people who had not faith at first but
were finally cured and convinced of the
wonderful power of this new discovery
in medical science.
The famous physician to whom the
credit belongs for this wonderful devel-
opment and addition to twentieth-cent-
ury science is DR.. j. A. TOMAS, 655
Fredericksen Bldg, South Bend, Ind.
He will send anyone who is suffering from
Catarrh free treatment 70 prove the
merits and wonderful curative properties
of this new discovery. Readers are re-
quested to describe their case when writ
ing to the doctor for the Free Treatment.
II you have any other disease, pain or
affliction besides Catarrh write the doctor
about II and he will send free treatment
for that also at the same time he sends
you the Free Treatment for Catarrh.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-04-13
japanese Strategy.

A boat was ont at sea in a storm
with 30 men on board, Is Russians and
Is Japs. They agreed that the boat
would sink unless half of them go,
out, so an agreement was reached
whereby they were to stand in a row
and number from left to right and
every tenth man was to go overheard
until Is were disposed of. The cap.
tain so arranged it that when they got
through all the Russians had been
counted out. Can you do it?
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-04-13
Auditorium at Oelwein.

The executive committee of the Gel
vein Fire Department have again
taken up the auditorium proposition
and they think they have good pros
poets of doing something with it this
year. 1t is now proposed to make some
changes in the building, putting in
cheaper material and reducing the size
SC that the cost of construction would
be put down to about $4,000.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-04-13
ArmOry Opening.

Work on the new armory building is
being strenuously crowded this week
so that all will be in readiness for the
formal opening-the military ball
this evening. The building is credit
to the city and to Co. E. and fills a
long felt want here. 1t will have a
seating capacity of 1900 to 1900, is
beautifully finished inside. and is to
be pressed brick on the outside in the
near future. -Cresco Times.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-04-13
High School Field Meet.

The Northeastern Iowa Inter
scholastic Track and Field meet will
take place at Fayette on May 6.
Scholars from the principal schouls IN
this section of the state will take part.
The purpose Of the meet is to create a
greater interest in athletics of this
kind. Prizes in the form of banners,
remnants and medals will be given.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-04-13
CURES
CHRONIC CATARRn
OF tho Nose, Throat, Lungs,
Stomach, Liver, Kidneys
and Bowels.
Wonderful New Discovery,
which Entirely Removes This
Terrible AfflictlOn.
EREE TREATMENT m RICHEST


There is no other disease so widespread
as Catarrh. It infests nearly every home
and is felt to greater or less degree by
almost all of US at some time during
our lives.
Its ravages are not confined to the nose
alone but it soon affects the Throat and
Lungs, then the Stomach and Liver, and
finally the Kidneys and Bowels become
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-04-13
consents thereto.

consents thereto.
Motion by Sayre, seconded by Har-
ron the resolution be adopted motion
carried
Motion by Curtin, seconded by How
den that Mr.. Bloomfield turn over the
keys to Mr.. Barsch; motion carried
Motion by Adams, seconded by Couse
to adjourn; carried.
F. M. HUGHES, City Clerk.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1904-04-13

Mrs. John Coon, of Waukon, has
filed in the district court of ALBANIA
kee county, a complaint claiming
damages against the Standard Tele-
phone Co., to the extent of $4,000,
from being tripped by a wire negli-
gently allowed to dangle across the
walk