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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-07-28

Miss Carrie Ingalls, has accepted
a position in I'll. j. Hamilton's store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Warner
are happy over the arrival OF a
boy last Monday night.
ID. H.. Lotus is having a cement
walk constructed along the west side
of his residence property.
The Armstrong property on west
Second street has been improved by
tho construction of cement walks.
The pr rty holding coupon Nc.
81 is entitled to the quilt offered by
the ladies' of the Lutheran church
and may secure the same by apply
ing to Mrs. M. Larson, De Smet, S.
d., r. f. d. No. /.
&C. E. Ely has purchased the old
Schaub building just north of his
confectionery store. He has lowered
the building to the street grade, put
a stone foundation under it and
otherwise improved the property.
Tuesday, July 18th, was the
twenty. fifth anniversary Of the mar
riage of Mr.. aud Mrs. L. E. Sasse.
A number Of their friends got to-
gether and proceeded to surprise
that worthy couple about nine o'clock
that evening. The company spent
the hours ID conversation, cards and
dancing. At midnight ice cream
and cake which had been provided
by the guests, were served. After
the refreshments Mr.. and Mrs. Sasse
were presented with a handsome
china closet as a memento of the
occasion aud an expression Of the
good viii Of the friends present, Mr..
y. H. Carroll making a neat presen-
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-07-28
BANCROFT.

w. NJ. Mason returned from his
trip to Iowa last Friday.
FL. w. Bascombe and the Shipman
brothers, of Rock Rapids, Iowa, were
Bancroft visitors last 6 .tnrday.
August Batien returned from his
Vi sit to the Worlds Fair last week.
Theodore Funk came owe from
Yale last Sunday.
The w. G. T. U. gave an ice cream
social in Dill's hall last Wednesday
evening.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1905-07-28

be smooth, and bordered by sweet
scented flowers.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-07
5pritelist Seips.

2lmertta bar oenne 3ib fDrIteligt
8eIeg fra @nglanb. Oct er &pntres
Nomiral, prins 2ouis al 9dttenberg,
meO en- bel @itdOre al PdntIertrno>
iere. 6an antom / ltoite llge til 2(nz
napolis, Ulb., 9bor ban mootoges Al
aOntre 2(bmirol @pans. s Sres
bags mootoges ban / WaIbin9ton al
Yr9iioent og Mrs. RooIebelt. prins
fen oberrafte Pr9iibenten ct perIons
ligt 8reD fra Song @ondrb. 9dn
mooto9es meo me9en 8enli9feb, og
pr9iibenten, ibet ban minbeoe ON, al
amertanffe Sgofficersr beitanbi9 bar
blepen mobta9et meget g9itfrit @ngs
lano, ubtalte 6aabet ON, at be engels
ite 89lter bilbe finbe bper Minuts
Opbolb pad ameritanlt 8run0 be-
hageligt.
Sp6olbet / bet SDtbe 6us bareot
ca. en- Sime, og fenere beig9te Grim
len WtdfinsminiIteriet, 6Dor 0epdrtea
nentets bBjere gmbebsmarO bar for
idmlet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-07
Gn @asefsplDiiOn.

Sra ST9pening, Did. melOes un-
Ger 6. bs. ON en- Gtsploiion, boOri
3 8srn bleb orebte, og 13 perioner
fom til Stdbe.
Gtsploiionen ltete, ioet to uiteam
filters" gt neb / 8aIementet unber
Uliners Gationdl 8ant for at unoer=
iege en- 9as 2etage, Der bar bls=
pen opbaget. 0a be prpDebe paa ut
tanbe en- @asblus, itete gtsploIionen.
9anten blep ruineret. 8e Der or9bs
tes eIler iaarebes bar 6olt, Der tom
ira airte. 80 M9nb bleites fra
gaiementet eennem ct 8inbn og
lanbebe / en- aaben car" uben at
tomme Ibnberlig til Stabe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-07
glmerifauere mDrOeoe / &ina.

s 2ian9on, aina, er Der fornpli9
Itet ct u4pggeligt Operfulo poa en-
tatolff Wfsiionstation. llOenrigss
eepurtementet NaIbington bar gjort
Stribt til at faa Sugen optlaret ug
iaa Opreisning for MlOrbene og eps
rige Staoe iitret.
@fter ben officielIe tineitite 5rem<
fitting af 3ilbragelIen, 6aobe be dmez
ritdnife Misiionerer beb at n9gte
8pens 5olt at uffpre en- aanon Oeb
6eres religisIe Geltli96eber, lat be
inbfpOte op og fOranleoiget Operfat@
bet. Wlen efter ben fdtol1te 8iftpp
Merels 5remitlleing gennem ben dme=
rifunife Miniiter gtocfbill fOr6oIoer
Sagen fig iaaleoes:
Or. Mu6le forlungte, at ct @abes
tfeuter, iom ligger lige beb bet umes
ritanite 6oTpitul / 2ian4op, ffulbe
fjernes, forOi 3beaterforeItiling
afIteOtom ct forIfrafeligt og for pa
tienterne 9siIt 9enerenOe Speftafel.
0ette &ruo Iatte be inbfebte &ines
iere ct Iaubant Raieri, at be Operz
falot 6ofpitalet og brenote bette til
ligemso qi9eitolen og 0}isiionarernes
priOatbolig.
Or. Ma6le, 0}rs. Wia4le, btrta
tiaarige 0atter, Ulr. og Nrs. qearle,
Or. 6besnut og Mifs qutteriOn to9
9ilfluat i en- &eloer. Den raienoe
qs6el forfufgte Dem og Orabte Oem
aQe, unOtagen Or. 0}a6le os Mif8
qutterfon, TOm rebOebe fig til gas
men. Or. Ma8le er baarbt fuaret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-07
lllpffestilfGlOe / Cma6a.

5 Gjaar Morges gap treble @alp
9apoen Bros npe ilOfalte gpgning
paa Douglas Street meGlem 16. og
II. efter meO ben 6elge, at 2 9trbeiz
oere or96tes.
Suu ret hi forituur. par 8pgnin9en
lite enbnu taget 9rug. 0apOe ben
oeret bet bilbe Der baoe itet meget
itsrre lllptte. De TO Qtr6ejoere Der
omtom, arbeibebe paa bet Sub Der
GAP efter. Gn tre6e Qtrbeioer flap
fra bet meb 2ibet peb ct 6elOigt
Spring. 9et 9ufo, Der gaO efter,
tpg be andre nebenunber meb iig, ida
be to br9bte 2trbejbere families belt
rebe / 89lberen, aloeles tnuIte. =
st nbt IsrgeIigt 9ebis pua uiolib
&onitruttionl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-07
SfrGfbcrreOemme / en 8D. =SD.

Sra &noroile, 5enn. meloes oni
en- 3ilItanb / @r9nie6pen WliOOleSs
bOro, aD., iOm truer meb at blire
Ripdl til re 6Iobige JeiOer 9reat6itt
GountD. 8Dens Uilitiatpmpagni
bar 6gn6ag @ftermiooag paa Sagt
! 9i9rgegnene eFter en- looles 9anbe,
Der leoes al 5rant gaIl og ifblOes for
Morbet 'pad So6n 8Olen, en- Bar
Ter. Bats gdnbe iiges at taGe ca.
40 Utdno, og be Dit mobiatte fig ar
reit til bet iibfte.
Sire Mil fra Mibbels6oro lgtteoes
bet Wlilitien at funge 9 Manb, men
Oa be Tom tiGbage, bite bet fig oeO
HaDneoprdab, at Der mangleOe! ire
Manb. Sele9rafliner afIferes, fua
Ger fun er 5elefonforbinbelie. Gjuz
rerngren er dnmobet ON at fenbe
6jelp.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-07

Sammen meb 0i8Ie Gfterretninger
fpmmer Der MeIoinger fra forltellige
&anter af bet fore gige ON, at Op-
iianben logger fig, og 0roen gem
oprettes. Dog ital ri meboele llbs
tog al 8eretninger fra Obesiu uf
Ssnbdgs:
@eb en- RunOe 9ben og bells 6orz
Iteberne Dag fanbtes alt roligt. 9es
le a9tter df 89tIteoer, Der par bleben
pIpnbret, fanbtes tilIladebe meO greos
Der. De fattige Ss0etparterer bar
liOt melt, og fau @uber bar ursrte.
Rusfiite 8Grtiteber og priOut9uIe
car mattebe me6 3egn, fom beffptte-
be bem imob geblens 2tngreb.
aaIualiteterne unOer Opitanben
Gerbags oberiteg 140, og fer be tre
forubgauenbe Oage er be Derifitereoe
til $500. plpnorin9en fortiattes
Morges tiblig / gbens llotanter, men
/ Dag er bet For9olbsOis roligt, itBnt
gefoltningen leoer unber 9(ngf. Ses
terne bar libt frngtefigt. 600 6jem
er blepen ebelagt foruben mango 5ors
retningsbbgninger. Seberne er bleOen
fe6anblst pua ben melt bur6ariIte
Waabe. 6opeoer fnuites meb 6amre,
Ssm brepes / 2egemerns, gjne graz
beOes ub, og grer ufitadreS. SnOOola
bsne togss ub uf mango, og ipgc
Statler, Iom fanbtes Tfiultt | 9GlSre,
ober6elbtes meb qetrolium og branOs
tss i6iel.
Oct paaItaas, at qoliti6etjente oo
Soloater mari6erebe | 5ronten at
geblen og op6ibie6e BEN til at braz
be 9Sgoerne, ibet be raabte: uSeoerne
far orabt Dor aejIerl" og Iignenbe.
st Telegram oper9onbon fra Sgns
bag often Obesia anilaar be Or9bz
tes 3al Der til $500 og be Iaarebes
til 1900. Ulen 9(utoriteterne ~
GER at Itjule 3allet paa be bsbe oto
at begrape Dem / fore 59llesgraDe.
300 gern er un0er 29gebebanbliHg
fer Saar. be bar fauet ira pOlitiets
Subelbug.
Sil Slutning pda 9ruiombeoerns
ppforbreoe GibilgobernSren Senz
bags 2lftes .tbe bouIeboloers" (llSs
trbttet Ital formobentlig foritads ON
be ooer6leOne SOBER til at iubitris
bere 100000 til at afbetule ben els
ira politfItbrte. =
Get er at baabe og bebe til Sub,
at bisie @rufom6eber mob Ssoerne
mart maa fdu @nbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-07
9rGbt peo 8aaoeifno.

0et bar / Omabd / Senbags. 20
0renge Ituloe pda Sdgt. 0et bar
safe Graig at 407 poppleton 9lbe.
og Uiqiam 8intleD al Ala Nalz
nut ct. 0et bar to fore Orenge
paa omtring II Qar. Craig baboe
mebt 8intleD t,blig ON Ulorgenen %
buOt BAN meb paa Sagt. De baobe
fun npgle faa patroner, iom be bette
imelIem fig. Ger bar tire andre 0rens
ge meb 5glget.
9rengene git langs 5loben, o9 DO
be bar omtring gBiIop Springs
9rD9geri itanbiebe be for at piIe
8orrer af beres &laber. 9ansn pda
8intleDs gssIe bar fpanbt for at
n9re parat for ct SilfelOe. Som
9gsien iaa laa pua Sorben, tom ber
en- Slot 0uer hbbenbe oOer benz.
Craig talote paa 8intleb, at ban ituls
be ifnbe. Com ban leftebe 8ssien,
eit ben uf Og Stubbet git / TIMBER.
!iOst pua 9intlebs Den Grai9, Der
fob foran ham / omtring en- Gobs
Qlfiianb. San fanf itiGle neb Og bgOe
ON fda Wlinlltter.
2a, ben Sgnou9sjagtl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-07
Cyclone / Oflabuma.

2srOus @ftermibbug git Der en-
polbIom GbcIone ben pber 9per
Mountain 8iep, Otla. 0a Melbin.
gen ienbtes berfru, bapbe man ittt
Rebe paa @ntelt6eberne, men Der op:
gipes, at 10 MenneIter bar brabte oq
en- Snes iuarebe, og gpcIonen bapbt
faa at lige soelagt alt pau i'm @ej
fra SbbpeIt til RorbSit igennem 8ben
@t pplbIomt Re9nfulO git forub for
Gbtlonen, fad @aberne bar fblbt mer
@anb og Sgle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-07
Senoerion 9eoen ner.

Sra Dubuque, Sa. mebbeles unoer
3. bs., at tibligere ,Speuter uf tie
Soltie", OberIt D. 3. 9enberIon, sr
Oeben n9r og er blepen flpttet II
9ofpitalet. WlaaIte 2agerne, iom Ell
IioIte 5oripg pua at reOOe bans 2to,
tper til Operation, iiges Der. 9an
liber at Barrels Gfte fulbitanbig
2ammelIe).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-07
WiinneapOlis | Spnoass.

Miunedpols, Minn., 5. gaop. =
5or fprIfe Sang iiren 1883 bar be
Iicenierebe Salnoner gben lutteSe
j Dag. 8et bar 5slgen af ben Or
bre, Iom Maporen ubItebts 5irss
bags. Wenneiter 9unoreoepis
reiite til 5orIteberne os til ct, paul
for at faa en- Drift.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-07
Orbre fra General -YOitmeitcren.

General poItmeiter G.ortelbon ubs
iiebte / 2srodas en- Orore, iom unos
tdger alle 4. &lasfe Boitmelire fra
@irfningen af en- tioIigere Orbre, fom
forbpber alle 5unttionarer Regerins
gems efIetutibe Sjeneite at tage ges
taling iom glotarius publicus.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-07
SatiiseliesOaseil.

9raiiOenten bar gtar beiiemt
5prsbog ben. 30. gloDem6sr til Sat
iigelIesod9. S naite Drummer tGns
Ter bi at mebOeGe bans 3atiigelies
protlumation.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-07
Gnucliife faar 8 aar.

@tspresbetjenten Gbnarb g. Gunz
cliffe, iOm ital be $101 900 fra gtss
prestOmpagniet / pittsburg, pa. 6ar
tilItuaet i'm 9rgbe O9 fuaet i'm Dom.
0enne lnber pua 6 9lar | Sugt6uiet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-07
9jf % 6er 6(NlOl canOsm0nO

o0en ban te 4Btoneer"s
Rebattgr, 9r. Sop9us s. Re6le meO
9uItru Og 0utter afrejite / 9irsbugs
QQftes fra Oma6a til Gbica9o, %
bar 6ermeb tiltraabt en- ReiIe til
0anmdrt.
Qtfrejien fra gep gort foregaar
Zen 8, Robember meb ,,ltniteb Staz
tes".
Om fin ReiIes 0pguoe frioer 9r.
g1eble:
Seq refer til nit 5ebrelanb meb
en- Itor Opgabe, ben nemGig gennem
Den 9anffe pioneer" at ifabe ct
inOerligere og mere foritaaenbe 5ors
6olb mellem Danffe berbjemme pg
9anIte / gmerita.
llnbcr 9r. glebIes 5ruo9r 2ebes
9labets g1ebdttion df 6r. 3pfteman
6reberifien meb l1nbta9elie af Dan
marfs 9lfoelingen", fom !6r. Nebte
ielb bill rebi9ere birefte fra 9anmart.
- San ugter fig til6a9e fprit / Sep=
tenl6er neite 2(ar,
Sra ar9o, g}eb r. berettes, at
9r. Martin GbriltenIen, fom mango
4dr bar BAIT en- betpoelig 5orretning
Der, bar paa 9runb at De foranorebe
SernbaneFor9olO Opb9pet fomme %
er 9ddet / Sompagni meb en- 9r. 8.
2auritIen, for at dabne en- betb0elig
General War4anbiIe" 6orretnin9
/ bet itore banIte Settlement peb Ruz
FIN, Nebr.
9h SdtOb Ngrregaarb,
en- San9larer fra ben banite 6gjIfole
Oeo 5bIer, Ninn., gab Sgnba9 81
termi0bag ben 20. DIT. en- l1nber6ol0.
ming for Menigbeben ben banlfe
airte paa %. Str, Smd5d, peo at
forebrdge dbifi(lige odnife San9e. 6r.
Ngrre9adro bar en- fgn SenprItenme.
Sra M Minneapolis, W}inn.
fan meOoeles, at ct. pebers &irtes
lln9oomsforening iflg. ollgbl." bar
for ben tommenbe 8inter funbet ct
faIt Steb at famles og pil bber
9orsbag 9lften mpbes 6os Mrs.9olit,
2212 GiberIibe 2lbe. Dog er bet tun
ben anoen og fierbe 9orsbag bper
Wddneo, at Der er lobformeli9t Mgbe,
6bor gsitprelIen leber 5orbanbtingerz
ne; De andre Sorsoag Q0ftener bill
nGrmeit bore at betragte Iom fel=
ifaGelige Sammentomiter.
8eb fit iibite Mpbe uptog 5orenine
gen Z nbe Wieblemmer, Iaalebes at
bet famlebe Meblemsantal nu er "a.
paa n4ite regul9re Mgbe, Sprsbo9
ben 9. b., bill paitor SIR. g. peberz
len 6olbe 5orebrag ON ,,Stubenters
lib pad Regenien"; nbe Meolemmer
pil oeb bette Wfebe blioe optaget, og
ben fung. 5ormanb giber nermere
MeobelelIe ON efstroorbin9r @enez
ralforiumling December Maaneb.
Sra Racine, Wis. berettes
unber 2. % b.: Aenbolb 9ass
musien, en- gdmmel banlt Settler
Racine, forIegte at triple gaortbs
neitern 8anens Spor Ipo for Serns
buneltationen, bu ban fit 5oben en-
u6rog", pg fpr ban tunbe fomme
Ifs, g'f ct 5pg pda Dam. 0an blep
baaret paa aofaneeren ct belt &burs
tai og oerpaa rebet / Stbffer. 6an
bar 53 2tar ganmel o9 efterlaber
Suitru o9 ipp 9ern, Iom bor life oper
ct &partal fra, bDor ban fanbt fin
Ogb.
lO0 Wfennelter bar Idd n9r BAN
fom 40 Sob; men be pibIte bet life
fer efter ltlptten.
@ns9ar COLLEGE / 6utbins
ion, Ulinn, Iom bele Siben Fben Spe
rettelien far baft en- fronf Sfebne,
er MI godet Ooer pad norife 6enber,
ibet prpfesIor 8. 80. 2angum, Der
ejer WaetropOIitan Commercial Gpls
lege minneapolis og en- Sunbelsz
itoIe af famine Nabn gReb @ing,
Minn., bar te6t ben. 9tnsoar Gpl.
lege ifal MI gaa unber famine gaapn
iom 2angums to andre gplleser, og
ben bill blipe brepet iom rem Sanbelss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-07
Situationen / Ruslano.
9Sitie ucb StatsIfibets Gor.
Ssrnbaneftrite enbes. :
Ginldnb fddr ctpil og
militer 6ribeb.
Sgberne bar libt frbgte:
li9t.


Timber a. Nop. telegruferes Der fra
ct. Yetersborg: 8reb Nitte er Deo
at fda fat / Statslfibets Ror, o9 bet
tegDnber at rette Zig. De uorbner,
fom fulste paa aunbgsrelien af SOL
fefribeben, folber pua at l9gge iig.
pr9mieren bar msbt be b9loige BAN
Ifeti9beber, Der bobeoe fig op imoo
BAN, % 9robene fra be forfeit ge
Samfunbstlasier meb en- Gnergi og
2(fpor, Iom mere og mere Itafer BAN
be moderate liberales Stette. De or
bleben bange for be lloroner, bOoTi
Qanoet sr bleoen Itnrtet, o9 Oenber
ia fra ,,oe rsbe" og Socialbemotros
terne.
presIens 6rt6eb og alminbeli9
2fmneIii, unOtugen for 6orbrnOere,
bar fulgt paa boeranbre, men Gre0
Witte bar Itobig nGgtet at giOe efter
Tor aruOei OH Srgdnifotion al en-
Rationalgarbe, ibet ban frbgter for,
at bet oilhe blibe ensbetDbenbe meb at
bebpbne SaciaIiItsrne til en- &
for at e6elGgge 8egeringen meGlem
,.Nlibnat og Wlorgen." -
9reb gpitte oplsits Days Odto
sernbaneitriten / en- &onferens meb
Strifeleberne. @runblaget for Sps
gsret sr fremlagt fsleenbe Ulebbes
lelie til Stritetomiteen:
1. 2snningen for alle Sernbanes
arbeiOere forsaes, og gubsettet for
1906 bill blipe rebiberet / 5enbolo
bertil.
2. Sprettelien uf en- 8ommisiion.
bbortil 9frbejoerne b9lger ReprGiens
tdnter, Der taser fig af oeresSnteresier
p9 Oeres 9aurs 5orbebring.
3. Der gipes Sernbanedrbejberne
2oo til at banne cooperative 5orenins
ger pda famine 8runbIag iom / oeitre
europa og be 5orenebe Stater.
A. 2tfIfaffelie af MiIit9r Rssus
lerin9 al Sernbanerne.
5. 5ri6eb for Sernbaneurbeibere
til at bOlbe WeOe og brsfts Spsrgss
mual om Strife uben ferit at meloe
bet til Politiet.
6. lltrGnteligbeb af Striters per-
ion o9 Gendntagelie al Iadoanne, fom
bar OGret afitebieebe paa @runb Gf
Strife.
7. 9dncelIering al ale girtul9s
rer, iom inbitr9nter pol9nbernes %
polite ipbbeltre og beitre Sernbaners
5ribeb, iaa be nu giOes 5riteb til at
BRUCE bet polite Sprog pripdt paa
be polite Sernbuner.
llnber bisfe 8etingeHer genoptoges
9rbeibet paa alle Sern6ansrne 2ers
bags. =
6ulbt faa Oigtig bar 9reD gBittes
2lfgerelIe angaaenbe SituatiOnen /
5inlanb. 6an iaa RebDenbigbeben
af at imsbetomme 5innernes 9eitrGs
bsfer Os foreilOs for G3uren bet itis
mobiutte af MISREPRESENTATION |
5inlunb, bpilten ban altib ielO bapbe
pGret en- MobItanber df og @enopz
rettelien af ben gamle 8or9srs og
Militerfribeb | Storfpritenoemmet.
Ditte banbt G5aren meo fine Qr9us
menter, og dIerebe 2srbags Qlfs
tes unberIfreb g8aren ct Manifeii, fom
inbremmer 9onItitutionnliiterne be-
reg Torlangenbe. Uldn mener, at
SpIidnoen og Stemnineen imoo Russ
lamb bar Iad fGrt 5inlanb, at
babbe bet lite beret for oenne burtge
Snbremmelfe cg for ire arigsitibes
@ntpmit til SiliingfOrs meb 10000
T2anb ON gorb, Iaa bubbe 5inlano
life Daret lanst fra at genpinbe iin
1lafbaneisbeb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1905-11-07
60 Itore Gaffelopne til Salg

0aniT6 2utb. publ. Souie bar 10
Iterre 8affelopne til Salg paa @runb
at, at pi nu opbarmer 8bgningen
meb Damp. 0e fan faas billigt, ON
be tages ltrufs, bu bi fun bar bdars
fig plabs for benz.
Danifb 9utb. publ. Soue
Blair, glebr.
,,OanIferen" ubgoar 2 @dnge ON
lteen. $1.50 aarlis. prspe.gsr. frit.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-09-28

To Illustrate the fact that children
suffer intensely from causes which
their elders regard as trivial and which
they themselves are inclined to laugh
at in later life Mr.. Whittier once told
this story of his boyhood to a friend :;
1t was at an ancient hillside farmyard
near Iayerhill. In ascending this hill
his father WIS in the habit of relieving
his horse by walking, and Greenleaf
was expected 10 walk Also. 1t WAS 4
terrible trial to the boy, for a gandes
would begin his wnrlike threats as soon
as he saw him, and in later life Whit
tier declared he could have marched
up to a hostile battery without such Il
sinking of the heart as he felt when
ever he approached this harmless but
noisy fowl If he dared to tell his
father of his agony Of dread he could
have remained safely in the carriage
but the fear of being laughed mt pre-
vailed over every other consideration.
Mr.. Whittier thought this was the eX-
perience of many children and that
parents should treat their apparently
petty troubles with more seriousness
than is their custom.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-09-28

All women work; some in their
homes, some in church, and some in
the whirl of society. And in stores,
mills and shops tens of thousands are
on the never-ceasing treGdmill, earning
their daily bread.
All are subject to the same physical
laws; all suffer alike from the same
physical distur banoe, and the nature Of
their duties. in many cases, quickly
drifts them into the horrors of all
kinds of female complaints, ovarian
troubles, liberation, falling and dis
placements of the womb, leucorrhosa,
or perhaps irregularity or suppression
Of monthly periods causing baok-
ache, nervousness, irritability and
lassitude.
Women who stand on their feet all
day are more susceptible to these
troubles than others.
They especially require an invigorat-
ing, sustaining medicine which will
strengthen the female organism and
enable them to bear easily the fatigues
of the day, to sleep well at night, and
to rise refreshed and cheerful
How distressing to see woman
struggling to earn livelihood or per-
form her household duties when her
back and head are aching, she Is 50
tired she can hardly drag about or
stand up, and every movement causes
pain, the origin of which is due to
some arrangement of the female or
ganism
Miss F. Orser of IA Warrenton Street
The Somerset reporter., 1905-09-28

Chipmunks, squirrels and ground
squirrels take food in their mouths and
with their tongues push it out between
the teeth into an elastic pouch connect
ing with the MOUTH, thus extending
the cheeks The pocket gophers have
pockets outside the mouth along the
front of the checks. These pockets eX-
tend back under the skin to the shoul-
dcrs and are filled and cmpticd by the
aid of the fore feet and claws. They
are often stuffed 50 full of pieces of
roots, stems and leaves as 10 give "A
very ludicrous appearance to the little
animal. Roots and stems are cut into
pieces about an inch long and packed
lcngthwise. Leaves are folded or rolled
to fill the smallest space.-St. Nicholas.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-09-28

Boston, tells women how 70 avoid such
suffering she writes:
Dear Mrs Pinkham:-
g. suffered misery for several years With
irregular menstruation Ny back ached |
bad bearing down pains, and frequent head
aches; | could not sleep and could hardly
drag around. | consulted two physicians
without relief and as a last resort, | tried
Lydia E, PlnkhansV egetable COMPOUND and
TO my surprise, every ache and pain left me.
IgAinsd ten pounds and am in perfect health. !"
Miss Pearl Ackers Of 327 North Sum-
mer Street, Nashville. Tenn, writes:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:-
"I suffered with painful periods, severe
baoksche, bearing down pains, pains aeroas
the abdomen; was very nervous and irrita-
bib, and my trouble grew worse every month.
My physician failed TO help me and
decided to try Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable
COMPOUND | soon found il was doing me
good All my pains and aches disappeared,
and l no longer fear my monthly periods.
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound is the unfailinR cure for al these
troubles. 1t strengthens the proper
muscles, and displacement with all its
horrors will no more crush you.
Backache. dizziness, fainting. bear
ing down pains, disordered stomach.
moodiness. dislike of friends and society
all symptoms of the one cause-will
be quickly dispelled, and it will make
you strong and well.
You can tell the story of your sui
ferings to a woman. and receive help
full advice free of cost. Address Mrs.
Pinkham, Lynn, Mass.
pound Succeeds Where others Fail.
The Somerset reporter., 1905-09-28
whIttier,r GOOD Mirhes.

A young woman once sat at board
ing house table beside n reserved and
awkward country boy whom she de
lighted to tease. When she left she
asked him to write in her autograph
album. The poem which John g
Whittier wrote there stands as a warn.
ing to other young ladies that she who
laughs first ut II seemingly dumb coun.
tryman may be herself laughed al
many years later. The quaint conclud
ing stallza Is.
Thy lfe-may nothing vex 1t
Thy yeafs be not a few,
And at tby final exit
May the devil miss his due.