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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05
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Toftor Stto @etteritran6 / Stod.
holm b~ebanoler oanoeli8 r6motteoc
Qatienter me6 Seun | luiteerc eier
fortcrc Si0SrHm, en6og op til ire eI.
Ter ire llger. og "Sbe Epid)o Shera'
pcltical Societp" / Sonoou er tfGro
me6 al uhpioe line Sofaler for II
tumnc bebaHoIe GaticRter Ger citer
bans Netbooc.
Gottor @etteritroit6 bar bebdttoIct
oper 1900 1iIiploe. Zen ttbntaiteoc.
trGttc Mauo anhrinaes / en- mo9eIig
SpneitoI; ban Ter ANDRE aisre Oct
iamme; ban litter iom &c til Gofto'
rcrS roIige, Interchangeable 6orfIartug.
al arreir. Tereiter taller 0oftorert
mco hper al Eaticnterne / en- brfupct
% let paauirferoe Zone og gtpcr BAN
fine @riuf6c for, at bans fpectcllc
Spgoom oil moe gobt at Sooetltrert.
Gatienten iaa at iiae luieS iispr
paa Senne Waaoe / Sebet at 3 til
Iaae % aaar ioa oiais tilictgs %
ioper for nm nj og GA at bltpc nGf.
let til en- baIpt bepioitIss Gtlitdro for
al blioe moSei % orSnet.
Sugeit uoeotommcnoe 8criotcr
ioar Aoaong til Suaepprelict, 9of.
toren pqffer % NADER ielu Yatieu.
ten, Inn en- &nttentcu "ipmpotbetiif"
| Spgepleterife mebpirfer.
so 6pberc % faiterc Sspueu or. 10
, burtigere er SeIbreocIieH, OF MFG
Sspn. ~freinbrugt ueo %bupuotiife DE.
oitamcutcr nirfer Seuue iturteuoe
ION oen naturIige Sspu og tiaoSer
iom SenHe Ratireu Of beIbreoe baaSe
! fDiiite cg pipfiife SpgScmme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05
Rooiepelt. Piitorier.

Ga RrGitoent Gooiepelt orep arel.
turapl | 9eiten % boeoe | Meoora, q,
O., illittebe ban Jig til Wiontana 2ioe
Stod asiociation % jtaar iremoeles
iom 2gresmeolem. 5 iorrige nge
boIbt Sprenineen garsmeoe, % ct
Bar Siitorier ON BAN ira bans Com.
bop.G blep fortalt. Den ienere
befieubte Wapor | minneapolis,
Zoe" ames, bdpoe gjort en- Reiie
for "Gattlemen's asiociation" no til
lenoer % piloe bo tine ltbglfter gobt-
giort. Saabant par life olminheiigt
| be Gage, og paa ct 3ireftionsmsbe
taIte Sobn SoIt, SoreningenS BrGii;
bent, innoS Oct. Otter Msbet tog
Nmes tot | Solt, % en- bioiig Strio
ppitoo mellem bert. anes gift iaa.
pibt, at ban folOte Soft en- 2sgner;
men | oct iamme gao ben frdftige
Soft bam ct Slag, iom itrafte BAN i
8affen. Den unge Rooiepelt tranote
pp og forbinbreoe pibere Slagsnlaal.
Chen mente nosle al apGgm9uoene,
at Solt buroe beoe ON 6prlooelie.
0enue benifiso Jig unoer Hooiepelts
0out. "Ie bar 10 tilitebe % iaa os
bsrte oft" iogoe Solt. "Sar ieg no.
get at bebe ON Borlaoelie for2"
"9ei", iporeoe RooiepeIt, "8e burbe
ilaat til bam igieu!"
gmes mnatte taale, bpao ban fit.
s i'm fsrite 5ermin CAB RrGiibent
Glepelano / 1886 apGsmpnoene Or.
ore til at flptte no Of Snbian Terri.
torp meo aft fit inben 60 Gpse. Ser.
poer blep Wontnna. 5oltene bnrme, bn
ae anioa set for en- llmiiligbeb, pa De
iamIeoe Tia til ct Isoe ! WileS Gito.
Ser pebtog DC Reiolutioner. iom !
poloiomme llotrpf bablebe Erpiioen.
ten, % Ser bar en- iterf Stemning for
at bebtaae benz. "a optraabte ben
unge Sbeooore 8ooieoeIt os ingoe mco
Beat: Set piI / bsi @rab bore upas.
lenSe for IfiffeIige @orgere nj op.
trpoe meo lise &eiolutioner moo
9anSets ErGiibeut; beSuben bill De
bore oloeleS rnnttige."
Sele Sugen falbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05

fine GoraIore. iom oensons bar DO.
fat ! Duluth. Ser bar Oct bun trdi
Den unee Irait. O. Sopnte, iom fles
baarbt | ct fattist aoIo. SUN bIer
egtepiet til BAN | M~enonfonie, @iS.,
bpor ban bopoe fact tpt aaIo, Den
15Se Wop. 1874, 5 1876 Hptteoe
Sopme 90 Mrs. Sopnte til eau
Claire, bpor De fda neolagoe fine beo.
lite aar 90 boor De begge bar It'll iau
itor &eliianelie baaoe | oct ftore oa Oct
title % bnor De MI hegge bar facet
lGgge iie til sSoile.
Ee bapoe Ter gern, buoraf ct oeoe
| iiolig Aloer. Caterer Siloa {gift
meo 0aitor 6. z. Sbonpfon, Ros.
com, Sodbo), Raana (eift meo Raitor
5. ". aasadoro, De ioreit Nis.),
Iamt Ssnnerne Sdralo, Gbriitopber
oa @iermrnb.
Wrs. t6opntes earnle Gar, Write
GIion fra gaHep Gitp g. O., bar till.
iteoe peo 9egranelier foritben cit bel
Gel andre 5rernmeoe, bIanbt bpiIfe
pi oaiaa Iaeoe @qrfe til beuoes
gamIe 8eninoe Mrs. SeIiem ira
Strim.
5amiIiens gomIe @en Gaitor 9.
2tHb fra eIron taIte | Ssrgebuict. )
airfen taItc Gditorerue Sangiero %
@erbora Rdsmusien FAINT 6crmonb
Dahl. aiiten bIep bodret al 8aitorerne
@aloabI, Sunb, g. 9, 9bbeot, 9abL,
@asmnsien % ldnaiern.
Mrs. eSSbo !Sopnre par Ell iieIben
nobel oa elifperoig abinoc. Gar ben.
6es @uuo, Sormanb Supue, / mango
Senieenoer en- Ssboiug bIuno Mpu.
bene, iod bar Rrs. Sppme oct life
minare | fin Rrebs bIunbt a%pinoerne.
90 DC bar Dog iaa for~ifieiIige. W2e.
oens Sopme for Ell Sierbeo af WGn.
oene inber Menigbeoen bar titftop.
pet, olporlia % life let tiIaiGugeIig,
iod bar Mrs. Sobme en- al De, Der
fnptteoe Sierterue til fig aierebe peS
oct ferite msbe. Sun bopbe ct ben.
li9t Sfntl til dffe, - bet bar nuti,r.
Iiat for beube at bore imilenbe og
bio moo dllc. % oct icriob benbe life
ettgdttg oa, rtaor Sorg og Spgbom
aiorbe 2inet ponbt % tltngt for benbe.
Ter gnar bet Orb ON benbe, at bun
albrig aiorbe 5orifieI paa noaeu, -
% oct er nteget faa RrGitefouer, iom
foar ct iligt GftermGle, bpprmeget De
cltb maotte babe forticnt oct. -
Batter bar bun, ntebenS bun lepeoe,
% patfer par bun. Scr bum loa / ai.
fteit praeet al DOZENS aIpor. Ser bar
intet ubpggefiat / 6orbinoelie mes
OGDEN | oct Siliplbe OF ni beitnorer
ben gobe Smog, iom bdpbe fpitet en-
Gatnesren og en- buib Slsife uoenpaa
8sreu til Suiet iitebetfor BET trabi.
tionelle forte emblem.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05
gcSrc Susbctienius.

Com fer bar puret npput her !
@Iobet piI &ocf SsIono Spitemet MI
sipe DEBORAH en- beore Sogbetieuina
emo hibtiI. Set Icpeoc ertra Soa fra
Gebar Hapibs til 9ecorob bill bIine
fat igong Ranbag Den 15be bS. Oct
bill afsaa fra Gecorab aloffen $50
ON Worgeuen % onfomme iii &c.
DOR GopiSS &loffcn 1890. Sra Sc.
bar RapioS bill Toaet of9oa al. 8
@ftermi6bog og fontIne BERTH ON.
trent sci. 7.30. Sette Sog bill fomme
meget beleitiat. 8i fan M r~eiiestil
Gebdr Ropios eIler meIIemIieaenbe
@pcr, bare Der % gisre 6orretnin'
ger I flere Elmer og fomme biem
igieu famine 8oe. Wan fau MI os.
faa retfe til Chicago % tilboge peb
Sogslps. Ran bill nemIig fommc til
Chicago ai. 5 ON afteuen. Oct npc
Sog bill bebirfe, at GogbeiGtuingen
noa ftonie Der cper Ratten, o. bette
bill taicn bare tiIfslee, at flere Sami.
Tier pti flptte inb til gpen. Get er
at baabe. at oct npc Sog bill forsgc
gauens Srafif, ina of oct bill betale
for bet ertra llblrg, iom Soaet meb.
ferer %. at oct oil blipe permanent.
Set Spg, ION fsr bar dfgooet lige ef.
Ter Mi6ona, bill bereftet afGaa aIofs
Zen 8 ON gfternioSagcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05
5ernbanebyenine.

H HA4
Great Nortbern og Soo.9anen bill
| CONNER fappes ON at uopioe fine
2inier / Roro 9dfotd. SdnteS s.
Sin agter at I9gge 9obbeltfpor mel.
lem GepiIs 2afe % aneta og forrmter
berpeo til at forforte @eien meo 32
Wfil, Sigeiaa DiI ban bpage frem fra
8ugbg til Nisiouri- Slooen. 9enne
gaueitrpfning bliper 100 Mil lang
90 fomntcr inb | frugtbare 9iitrifter,
ipm bar manglet Observation-Disclosures
ie. SorlGlgeIien al Great Hortberns
Mrme meIlem gompre, 9~ottineatt og
Wpbna bill anbrage til 900 Wil, oa
grbeibet ifaI uofsres | CONNER. Der
lfnl peioa bpaaes fra 9orf oa Eoiu.
ner. Gn @inie fra Sberlpeoo til
Sloben er poatGnft og. bill fomme til
at goa giennem rigt 2ano.
Soo.9oHeu bill bpage gietnen
ben nor6re Del al Staten, o. oeuS
Stprere trlter meo at tage De bebite
Giitrifter ira Satnes s. Sid. Der
er en- libIig aonfurrenee meIlem DC
10. SerHbanearbeioere itrsmmer til,
og De peHter lig en- traol Sonmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05
I'm Mrs. d. 6opme.

On nioeNc 9}rs. 6ogmc ifriper
"Reiorm" bInn0t anoet:
gfrs. 3oo StiIic 6opme bar iebt /
Srtitinnia ben zoe AoDem6cr 1851
Of 5OrGlbrene arne og Bunbil6 81.
ion. Gnnilien u~ooaHoreoe til aiuc.
rifn | 1867 % bOiatte iig / Chicago.
Scr inotraaSte bun i 9egteitab meo
Nr. 2ouis Carton 90 De boiatte ita
ienere | Rorwap, Sa., boor bun. bIcu
enfe eiter at baoe bGret Gilt | fire
anr. Ge 10 GIbite Getre slagot (92rS.
u. Gppreanien) og SIiee G9srs. Sobn
annoien), er fra bette ierite 9Gste.
ifab. Den itnge ente Egtteoe oa til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05
5orifieHist.

Mrs. TeIamb Spo. Mrs. 8. O
SeIlono, Sititrn til 9roiesior Selanb
I W~ortbfielb, Mirm., er | 8egpnoelien
af llgen afgoaet peo Cohen al Se-
ring. gesrapelien ituloe finoe Steo
iooa 6reoos).
Mgte? Ser er enbnu SDiI ON,
bporpiot oct al ambasinbsr Eorter !
8aris funbne 2ig er rete og bar bu.
Jet Sobn HnnI Sones's SiGl. Der.
for bill gmbnSinOsren labe aFbsre en-
MGngoe, 8ibner, iom antases al
fiinne babe en- Mening, % Oct bill tase
en- 2-3 Tiger. Imbasiabsren er
meget glnb oper, at en- amerifonfi
Gifaore ifnI fsre 2iget til @aibins.
ton.
Sfpfbtes liSncligbeS. On 3epei6e
TIA Miltpaufee tiger, at Ell intim Ben
al 6ranfs O.. 8igelou FAR gipet Rsg-
len til bars itore 6nlo. ssffe Spefu.
Lotion | Sueoe, men iimpeltben llb1te.
ligbeo er oert iauoe aariag. 8euge-
mGltoene r9reoe en 5inio til bdm,
ION ban life fortiente. "Spis ou fpsr
BAN, bpor Venaene er blepne al, fan
ban life gire noger ~orbentlig Sorfla.
ring. ale bans affGrer er ben pGr.
ite &sre. 9oar man tanfer paa, at
ban ! 81 Iar bar pRret / 9o~nfiorret.
ming, er oct rent iorunSerli8t, at alt
ifal pare fna nareit. San fsste insen
@sger, men isgte blot at bepare
Sransnftionerne i i'm Sufommelie.
Seq er life iiffer pnn. oifr ban er ftlSt
tilregnelig.y San eif life ffe,n eiter
nc9eit Rlon. tlen siorSe aft paa Mua.
fad. 8erpddSer Der en- Insie grenl.
pier. Sfitorien ont at ban table itorr
Sitmmer pda sSeebebisrnef", er iffr
fatS. San rtester bet beitent! San
en- iimpeltben Ell Sslefop." 81
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05
Sppt | @rano NorfS.

Sra @ronS Sorts, q. CAT, meo.
oeIeS: @ji5 oi53ie @eIion osoe / fit
Stem poa SHternationaI Npenie Der
i @pen Sen 29oe @pril eiter ct fort
SpgcIeic. afosoe babe boet / 9rano
Sorts i Is aar os Dor bsit a9tet al
ole, JON fienSte benbe. 9sbSaaria.
gen bar Siernebet9noeIie. 9esrapeE.
ien iOreaif ira ben norif.lutberife
Sirfr pn0 @elmont & 8ourtb ape.
Nnnong Den lite Mai unoer itor Gel.
togeIie. @nitor Saatpeot forrettebe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05

Sra Sppuag ifripes til ~S9ore.
IanoSpeuHcr" / a~riitiarsiauo: s so.
mag, iom biStii bar benpttet Saitses
Solmebog. er reiit SpspsmaaI ont
SuIbptte meo 9anoitaos. SorIeoen
boIoteS 0rrom a~fteuniug j Sspnaa
airfe, bpor ser ialt oi9oueS 334
Stemmer, beraf 266 Ct. ior Sauo.
itooS Salmebog, iom iuoleoeS bIir
iroiert, meScns So iteute for 8ibe.
fuIbcIic al Soiiaes. Act tpnoeS
paa DC qomie her | Soenet. Stanot
GEN. iom / Sen iettere 5tb or gaoct
bort. fan ndones Somiue Tanielien
Smaoojatue S61a Mar. benSes 9ror
Ibrlblm Ganielien Stellar, 80 gnI,
"a euoelis SognetS GlNlte acinoc
Slnbil6 SllSre Marshes, Der antases
isSt i 1914 % iaaIeoeS ifuloe pare
ca. 81 aar aanmei.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05

til 3aulano. 4dd @aaroen 9dffen
/ Spartoal ffal "aasgadrosreien"
boiIe bDer SuIefueIo, paaitoar man.
Sanoignligpis bar oer paa benue
@aaro engang / Sioen tiloraeet iig
ct eaer anbet, Der bar gtuet Solfefans
taiien NGrina, oeraf Saguet ON
ubeitpngt ira @eroen, omgiuet al
6ieloe paa ale 8anter, ligger bette
lille GALORE. aomnter mon bio Ell
Soelo og peo 5sssoolo og Sportoal.
gaaroene ier opooer 9alen, rnaa man
tGnfe tilbaee paa De gamle Sioer %
De itrioslpitne &arer, iom fer fGrbe.
oes. Get | 3oro ices to ffarpe 5ielb.
toppe, Der fables "apusnittone", Ser
bGper iig op ober 3olen iom to 8i9ru-
per. gortantoer 2ierne Iigger Se
msrfe gielfeitter, booraf fIere bar
tro6iet aarbunbreoers Storme og
geirilag. 8inoen utter gienuelu
8ranlierne, 90 gloen oirrer neoe /
Salen; man Itadr og litter og litter
aIt er iaa mertelig sot og title. 9tat.
ten faloer paa. Suntdiien paaguer,
% man ipnes at bsre oct ipiHer OF
matter omfriHg en-. De sdrnle; mbrfe.
Sti,er bIir til "6uI6reheimeu~ os De
msrfe SHUTTER Ter no fom Srolb.
Rorban unber Sienp.
bjupt unber SeIo
Der leifar bet. 4"
aarl RepnoIos iTDosbl."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05
GecDrab % Omeglt.
Ten abe Mai 1905
emuf 0ape.

gfSsoe Sohn Shion / Canoe
Sotpnibip fees I'M i fit Scitamente
of babe ifirrfet Oct norife Msisiions-
ielitnb ct Sunoreoe Collars, % ban
bar ligeIeoes aipct Ct &unoreoe Eol.
lars I'll @oiicnbuiet i @ittenbere,
@iseoniin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-05

Com man ier, er oct life Oct beoite
StnoSmaaI, ban aioer line 9pgbefolf.
"a ben me Bel aicnnem GprIanoS.
BAL blep bpaget. bar oct ogiaa Hut
meS 5raiifen oper Sforet. Zen TO.
ite Brett Tom benutteoe bcnne tun9c
Bel, par rineIiapis N. 2, SonbitaS,
ga ban / 50.aarene bar Brett / Sci.
iorS. aamotSbal % 9eiesitrmoen
bsrte nenlis til Selioros g~reiteeieIs
| Den Sto, men mn bsrer Miesitrano
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09

cred. The baggage train and the
prisoners had already arrived at the
Laroque cabin, which was used as a
hospital for the wounded.
Peu Peu Mox Mox. with his stem
torian voice, began to shout messages
to his warriors on the hillside, re-
ceiving responses from them at short
intervals.
Prisoners Were Tied.
The writer came in just a few min
utes before as one of the bearers of
the body of Lieutenant Burrows to the
hospital; Colonel Kelly arrived a few
minutes later and about the same
time Frank Crabtree came in with
his shoulder shattered and his arm
dangling by his side, and reported
Captain Lawton of Company II
wounded on the hills at the front
rounded by the savages. At this crit
ical moment the question was asked
what shall be done with the prison
ers. Colonel Kelly took in the situa-
ton at once and said: MY men are
| all needed at the front; tie them, or
| If they refuse to be tied, kill them"
Ropes were procured to tie them,
but they refused, all except one, the
young Nez Perce, who crossed his
arms and said he wanted to be tied.
Wolf Skin, the large Indian who tried
to escape from the guard the night
before, stopped down and pulled from
his leggings a large knife concealed
there unknown to any of the guard,
and uttering most hideous yell as
he arose began to cut his way through
the guard, wounding Sergeant Major
Isaac Miller severely in the arm.
At the same instant Peu Peu MoX
Mox tried to wrench the gun from
the hands of his guard, and all ex-
cept the young Nez Perce, who had
been tied, were trying to get through
the guard and escape, but their eff.
forts were futile. 1t was only the
work of a moment, brought on by
their own relentless hands, when they
fell to the ground weltering in theiI
gore. II the body of Peu Peu MOI
Mox was mutilated It was brought OF
|
mode of warfare always were insensi
Bile to the feelings OF others.
Soldiers Were Infuriated.
E At this time and place those brav,
volunteers had their feelings wrough
up to the highest emotion, and thei
T excitement ran wild when they say
| the scalp. perhaps of a brother,
g sister or some relative Hopping from
2 the top of a pole planted on som
I prominent point on the hills to ou
{ left remembering at the same tim
v that this was nearly the identica
e ground where eight years before DI
n whitman. his wife and their associ
ates, 13 in number, W. re so inhuman
n ly massacred by a horde OF demon
= brought up under the tuelage of Pc
v Peu Mox Mox, who could have pre-
vented all this had he chosen to d
r so. A fair and candid mind coul
Q hardly look on the scene before hir
q without o'-00 rating the boys in a
= that was done.
= The contest lasted till after sur
t down, when the Indians withdrev
\ and the volunteers returned to tn
Y Laroque cabin. tired and hungr,
t. Camp fires we're built and camp ke
j. ties and coffee pots were hung owe
J. the blaze to prepare n scanty meal Il
I. the bovs who had fought so mob
n during the d1y.
It A guard Of 20. the writer being on
IT were on their lay IN the Hill to
n | stationed on dutv when n hall fro,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09
AN ENORMOUS HORSE.
Stands Six Feet, Nine and One Half
Inches High. M


The Carter Bros. have brought
their tall horse to Ashland, says the
Ashland Tribune. This morning the
Tribune man visited Mltchell's sta
BILE to "have look" and although
he was prepared to see a tall horse.
did not expect to see over a ton OF
horse flesh piled up on four legs to
a height of 81 1-2 inches.
The owners of this unique sky
scraper are e. A. and S. e. Carter,
who purchased the animal from
Harney county rancher who raised
him. The horse is of Hambletonian
stock, but has never been broken, and
is considerable of an outlaw. although
he apparently has a wholesome re-
spect for e. A. Carter, who exhibits
him. An ordinary sized horse looks
like pony when led up beside the
huge equine.
Imagine a dark horse so tall that
1t would require the use OF ladder
to mount him and parachute to dis
mount, and you have a pretty fair
idea OF General Grant, the tallest
horse in the world; weighs over 1000
pounds. stands 81 1-2 inches high
with his socks off, but doesn't seem
to mind the attention he receives
from the gaping crowd.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09

Miss Emma Nelson, a Danish girl
22 years OF age, died at Ellensburg.
Wash, from the effects of poison.
whether accidentally or suicidedly ad-
mlnistered. is not known. She was
one month from Denmark.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09

Ing the battle would be 35o. This
would be at a close estimate one-third
Of all their warriors engaged In bat
tie
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-12-09
HISTORY Of THE BATTLE BETWEEN INDIANS
AND VOLUNTEERS, IN DECEMBER, 1865

had settled down around them. That
night one of the prisoners, a large In
dian by the name of Wolf Skin, who
was very talkative, tried to make his
escape by running, but his guard at
that time being the fleetest runner in
the command overhauled his prisoner
in 100 yards distance and brought him
back to camp. After this the prison.
ers were all tied until morning.
Early dawn revealed the fact that
half of Five Crows army was on the
hills surrounding camp, which sub
stantiates without n doubt the narra-
tive related by the young Nez Perce
prisoner.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-02-16
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once removes such troubles. No other
medicine in the world has received such
unqualified endorsement. No other
medicine has such . record of cures Of
female troubles. Refuse to buy any
other medicine, for you need the best.
AliRht heart, q cheerful countenance.
and all the charms of grace and beauty
are dependent upon proper action Of tho
bodily organs. You cannot look well
unless you feel we'll.
Mrs. Pinkham invites all sick women
to write her for advice. Her advice and
medicine have restored Thousands to
health. Address, Lynn, Mass.
poand Succeeds Whefe Othefs fo8
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-02-16
THouGHT1EFs.

If you can't be cheerful-be cheer half
full.
Spray your ignorance with 100 per
cent. solution OF study and experience.
Do not try to persuade men until you
can persuade living, out, of the condi-
tons which surround you.
Work smartly to save all the barn
yard manure you can. You will soon
want it to put on the spring crops.
1Mummied" fruit on trees ought to be
cut OFF and burned, else rot and fungus
germs will be carried to next years
crop.
In fighting insects with poison, it has
been found that, unless they are de-
stroyed by the first application, they are
less and less afflicted with it, and finally
become practically immune.
The demand for the teaching OF ele-
mentary agriculture in the schools IL
growing. Let us not forget that there
must be a broad and liberal foundation
for this special work.-Farm and Fire
side.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-02-16
THE DEPARTMENT. OF DRESS
Small Items Of Feminine Finery
Which Lend Tone to the Sea-
sons Costumes.

Pinking on broadcloth is recent in.
novation upon imported models.
Blouse patterns of silk and of cloth
beautified by broderie anglaise are
shown in all the new shades.
Handsome new laces with colored
silks darned in and out of the net are
shown in the best shops.
New corsets carry out the two-tone
idea. being made of lowered brocade
and lined with pink or blue.
Silk hopsacking comes in the. loveliest
shades, and is even more distinctive in
its rough weave than pongee.
Beautiful ostrich feather sets, mutt
and long rounded boa, appear this year
in the shaded effects, which are to be
found in so many things.
Braids Of all kinds are well liked
and majority Of them have shir
threads in their upper edges SO that
they may be drawn up and applied in
any shape desired.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-02-16
Rhubarb in the Cellar.

Nice brittle stalks of rhubarb are
easily forced in a dark cellar, provid-
ed the temperature can be held up to
from so to 60 degrees Fahrenheit,
either by the furnace lin furnace.
heated house,, or by means of coupls
of lanterns set inside an Enclosed cor
ner where the clumps of roots are set
rather closely together, and covered
with about three inches of soil. The
plants should be exposed to freezing
before we attempt to force them. As
paragus may be handled in much the
same way.
The Cooperstown courier. (Cooperstown, Griggs Co., N.D.) 1902-1913, 1905-02-16

At the New York State Assembly Of
Mothers, q prominent New York doctor
told 500 women presentthathealthy
American women were 90 rare Is to be
almost extinct.
This seems to be . sweeping state.
ment Of the condition of American
women. Yet how many do you know
who are perfectly well and do not have
some trouble arising from derange-
ment of the female organism which
mAnfests itself in headaches, back
aches, nervousness, that bearing-down
feeling. painful or irregular menstrua-
ton, leucorrhma. displacement Of the
uterus. ovarian trouble, indigestion or
sleeplessness? There is tried and
true remedy for all these ailments.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has restored moro American
women to health than all other reme-
dies in the world. It regulates.
strengthens and cures diseases of the
female organism as nothing else can.
For thirty years it has been curing
the worst forms Of female COM
plants.
Such testimony as the following
should be convincing.
Mrs. T. G. Willadsen, OF Manning,
H., writes:
Dear Mra Pinkham:-
lean truly say that you have saved my HE
and I cannot express my gratitude to you in
words. For two years spent lots Of money
In doctoring without any benefit for mon
strual irregularities and I had given up all
hopes Of ever being we'll again, but was
persuaded to try Lydia e. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound and three bottles have re-
stored me- to perfect health. Had It not been
for you I would have been in my grave
to-day"
lNlaa E. pinkham,s YeAet,hle c.