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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26
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Safos.
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ipm barot bet til Suerise. Wanse a
bets iom al Suerises 8suHer (er be ittI
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en- eiilsmisis iulObproe8 meIsm II
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26
ger pii Ieoe iii ct belbist 8eiultat for
bort ti9re 69orelano.
6iempenote Mnerifdners.

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bort tjrre 6aoreIano.
6iempenote Mmeriianere.
s. $. 8. &eei fra Spina 8allen,
Ntinn., Der er bjenme paa Selgs | npr'
ore Guroal % Snper S. 5usbolt ira
9ora Gprin8s Soma. Der er hismme
paa 8eips iii Seoalen, beipste nncer'
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Tronbbiem. De bar ophoiot fig Ell
lang 5in / Gmerifa, % ianot meset lor.
aubret | S%iembpsoeu, bppr De a9ter al
opboibe fig puer 8tuteren. Die u. @ts
leitao fra 8ecorah Soma. Der er blcms
me pua Ssisg til peltre Sliore, bearepe
mig meb ct 8eics ipr uu9le Gage iiben
o. meobrngte mango Siliener fra Deco.
rab. San bar iartet meget onlfrtng |
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at beige ale fine S~lestuiuse os Be-
fieubte; men ba ban aeter at opbploe
lig ber pper Sinteren. fan ban enonu
rRfte laRgt. Sr. Gaeitao baoee ben
&Gre at iaa bore meo pau Wptprbaus
Den "Gpin", ba ben git jim 8rpOetnr,
% ban iputes bet q en- berlt9 5art
pa itorartet, iiGr peo 6remtomiten til
Suouren.
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CONNER pRret bjsmme paa 8eisg til
peitre Sliore % er allereoe uenbt tilba'
&c iii Imerifa. Son baube lioen 5io
til fin 3aabisbeo, us fpH life iaa lanst
up ipm til Sano. gubers q. Sano'
pigen ira Mtiuueiota er biemme pna BE-
isg til Guroai % Die 8. Spueruo fra
Barron Co., isis, er biemu1e paa Ses
log til G~tnebulen.
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fen Sualien % Rarsrete &nntsbatter
2eite.
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gen "a aar anmmel.
8 peitre Slibre: 24rerinbe Sn9es
6igrg 8. Scale.
5il ale 8efjenbte min Silien.
Sang, ste September 1905.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26
ct aHSst SiIfEtot al SpuIit bctbres
oct otS eBOia &. SiRfbam's ge9e.
table 6ompouH0.

Stare ElyF. VtHtbaH:-
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nnacT3phimegsFy l1wt ETaHtpe "a 7rS' iclts TCutbs
rtar. GH1er gup mia WcNlctu. TFa b. ttl RE btcu
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af en- UUoev,ipsi1Ulf
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URhCygsa ~ Epry1ifeu, ia htahuets draE at tlgs en-
rfafin1yftp NrbauhIlHa, taH5t al atR Hare tetftiie.
a. MN Nglgytb ttotsosa / lue &dGDtr % s'ter ire
@tdaUt5-r oar r3ial 4puliteu lpulbtt tHb. ,3cl beo.
tltp at "a { &pmgouUs'St, O. sttsr 10 Ntaaw Der var
= ulieu isripuHeet, Hbsu Operation on aitHc Beo
4trtg al ihsia q NtHtaam's &tsrtgtle GcmgeuHb:
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fntr. brU bar 1tBrt mia ~ wins gueuh Nodus3,
Gg.suHaoe Sgtsl. StaitlG ESdia.
Saaonuue uaitrritsitge 8tOuesbpro bert
Ter 8rrbleu al YpotI q. RIntbdm's @eas-
table COMPOUND % buroe brtnge Stlio o.
Saab ri beer lug aptHoe.
Wrs. 4iutham ruobposr Gre Itoruoe Rptn.
Der at ~tilliripe benee I'll gpHH, gsais, ON
Rado.
gu auinoss Troitiu mob ssinsrrs sinrlitr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26

On at 2nbio 6. g'inIhamE SeaetabIe Com.
poures itptite Trtlm'er or Selc'rluSeu al
apIHoers iruatsos NieHoe, Soullter.
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fra SpuIiterS u0uttl M elcr Sdres Hrrur'
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ton. leoiaast al uieouduitgs Smcrter, Der
ira 9Sgaeitpiiea iprplarter ~ I'll andre Geic
al gesemet.
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bus Der er Team pun SuflamututlUu, GGar'
o%auuciie eler Surrultelle. lab 6u tile StOtU
betrTiie Serrs irpQt iad &c maa lleHurm'
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ration.
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eaSia g.. siutbnm's Srsrtnbtr COMPOUND
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-26

hfptH n~HherfFat 81 9vasH, Der Fafy. az fta ia NE
E'rrt bar EuiHsutug NJ EUaiit. act bar rEiaE dtter
bietart NTH WsfrCuaitou, o. Irl tr M futbtrnnia
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ktufedHta NeartIbit 00Ep0uBb / pael."- TdrHte
3. 6oE Syaafgy5. ga.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-08-24

Too much care cannot be used with
small children during the hot weather
OF the summer months TO guard against
bowel troubles. As rule 1t is only
necessary to give the child a dose Of
castor oil to correct any disorder OF the
bowels. Do not use any substitute, but
give the old fashioned castor oil, and
sec that it Is fresh. as rancid oil nau
seates and has a tendency to grippe. i
this does not check the bowels give
CHARACTERISTICS Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy and then dose o
castor oil, and the disease may be
checked In its incipiency and oil danger
avoided. The castor oil and this re
medy should be procured Ut once and
kept ready for instsnt use as soon a
the first india asion OF any bowel trouble
appears. This is the most successful
treatment known and may be relied up
on with implicit confidence even IL
cases OF cholera infantlm. For sale b,
the Pioneer Drug store.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-08-24
Na,nine In Dav.

J. Noble Hayes. Of the laws delays
commission, ut recent meeting Gu
this subject told the following story
as Illustrative of the condition existing
ii some OF the courts today:
Charles James Fox, the famous
English advocate OF a generation ago.
and his secretary, Mr.. Hare, who lived
with him, were both noted for their
impecunIosity, and their creditors
spent much time in durning them. One
morning before daylight there was a
violent ringing at their door, and Mr..
Fox, going to the window, found
group Of creditors below.
Are you foS hunting or hare hunt
ing this morning, gentlemen" he
asked.
Come now, Mr.. Fox" one OF them
called mp, @tell us when you are going
to pay that bill. Just set date and
we viii leave you in peace for a
while"
AL right, was the reply, how will
the day OF judgment suit your"
@Not at all, said the creditor; "we'll
all be too busy on that day"
Well" said Mr.. Fox, rather than
put you to amy inconvience Wen make
it the day after" = New York
Times.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-08-24

When the late Dr.. Frederic Upham
Familiarity known throughout southern
New England a. Father" Upham, was
pastor OF the Matthewson Street Epis-
copal church hi Providence r. T., biz
preached one Sunday morning on the
eternal punishment Of the. wicked, ano
as he was known for a rigid 'orthodoa
1t Is safe to say that the sermon was
somewhat strong.
AS he was about to take train for
Boston the next morning young man
approached him In the station. say
ing: II was in your church yesterday
morning, MIR. Upham, and heard that
he'll fire sermon OF yours. want tc
tell you don't believe word Of II.
don't take any stock. in the idea that
man Will so to hell forever for his
sins in short life here
so you don't believe in future pun
ishment for SIM" asked Father Up
ham,
'Oh. well,r replied his critic. y
wouldn't say just that. There may BIZ
punishment for some for time, bni
the Great Father viii bring all in al
last.
Young man." said "Father" Up
ham, II haven't time to argue Will
You, as my train Is about to start, but
let me give you just bit of advice. II
you don't expect to stay In hell more
than fortnight, just keep OUT
Boston Herald.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-08-24
n.....tead s.age For piles.

Aching, blind. bleeding or protrsd.
ing piles. Druggists refund money II
Pazo Ointment fails to cure any case
40 matter OF how long standing, 10 Q TO
IA days. First application gives ease
and rest. SOC. II your druggist hasn'-
Ii send 30. in stamps and II will be fort
warded postpaid BY Paris Medicine
G, y, 1t. Lopis, Mo.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-08-24
LIFE IN WHEATFIELDS
Stories of Harvesters on Their
Summer Experiences.
4 PRETTY GIRL AS 4 FARM HAND

P1uclxy College maiden From Wachi-
ta, Kan, who Dia a Mans work
Experiences Or Youth With =
Jack OF All Trades-The Men Had
Five Meals q Day and Hest Of Nv
@rythfng 20 NAT.
Nearly score Of the meii who were
sent to the Kansas harvest fields by A.
b. Jamison, superintendent Of the state
employment bureau, visited him recent
Iy. They had returned to Kansas City
after the work ran ont, and they were
elated with their experience In the
wheat says the Kansas City Star
They laughed at the idea that the work
was too hard. One of the men had
gained more than ten pounds In weight
That man had been working In q
packing house at Kansas city. and be
found the heat OF the open fields trying
at first. The harvest work stopped for
two hours In the middle Of the day,
however. and that respite each day
tided him over until he became accus.
toned to the sun.
The men said that they had i've
meals day and were given the best
Of everything to eat One man said the
farmer he worked for produced case
Of beer the day the harvest ended.
An idea Of the fierce pressure OF the
harvest work" said one young man,
may be gained from the fact that
when / got there a girl was holding
down my job and she was college
girl at that. Furthermore. and sur
mounting everything else, she was pref
ty.
Yes. STR, the girl was student In
one Of the colleges In Wichita and was
visiting friend whose father was
wheat grower. When she heard the
farmer depIoring the scarcity OF men
and signifying bis willingness to pay
81 day she volunteered to do mans
work on the header box She knew how
TO drive and how to handle q pitch
fork, as many Kansas girl does who
also knows how to finger a piano or
paint strange flowers on china.
4 !. need the money to help me
through college, and can do the work.
said the girl.
But what win people say about
yon and about lib for letting you do
such work 2 protested her girl friend.
Nonsense, said the wise old farm
er, who admired the girls spunk. III
she wants to work she can And 50
she did her part for four days until |
and others arrived upon the scene and
there were plenty DC men for all the
Jobs.
OF course 4 felt small In suppiant-
Ing q girl, and If my back had broken
or my hands bllstered to the bone /
would not have dared TO sqneal.''
After had been In the fields two
days said another youth. Il began
praying for rain. 1t was not that /
thought the crops were suffering, but
knew needed lay OF badly. Well.
II did rain. And with that rainy day
and barn session with harvesters
wns glad 10 see the work begin again.
All the real thoroughbreds OF this lit
lie country we're Ia that bunch. No
matter what gaksset came up there
was some man In that crowd who
knew more about II than any other
man la Kansas.
II decided to shave or the beard
that had accumulated during my
whirl BIT the simple life. One of the
other harveaters saw me whetting my
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-08-24
In aaae Isegannfm@.

7 tel Won, Singleton. you don't
know the Joys and feiicities OF con-
tented married life, the happy flight Of
years. the long, restfuI calm orr
@How long have you been married r,
Just month"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-08-24

Mrs. Janson said to Mrs. Lammis Id
perfect confidence, do you know mine
is the Drettlest baby hi the worldY'
Well, really. now, what coinciz
dences" said Mrs. I.aminia. $50 ii
miner
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1905-08-24

Nhen Other MeAicimes Have Failed.
lake FoIey's Kidaey Cure. Il bias cur
Ga when everything else has disap-
pointed. The Pioneer Drug Co
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-09-30
,rNiAns IMPROVE.
The, Are In a Much Better Frame Of
Mind Than Before.

New Orleans. Sept. 2s.-Weather
continued unsettled here Friday with
spasmodic showers. but the low record
OF new cases and deaths during the
preceding twenty-four hours had the
most encouraging effect on the public
mind. the belief being that II the rate
OF Improvement is kept up October viii
witness a general relaxation OF quar-
antine lines and give great impulse to
business. There are now under treat
ment here only 26l cases. less than at
any time since the fever got under
Roadway and with the decrease OF new
cases during the past four days the
number may show further depreciation
next week.
Much Improvement IL shown In the
frame OF mind Of Italians nj Pointe
Celeste. In Plaquemine parish. and the
fever there Is now responding 20 treat
ment For a time the Italians kept
arms handy and threatened death 20
doctors and inspectors but former
Congressman Wilkinson. who owns the
plantation. has been among his EN-
pioyes. They yielded to his advice and
the sick are accepting treatment.
Emergency hospitals at Tallulah
have been closed and more nurses are
leaving there. When DIR. Tichsnor first
went 10 Tallulah he was unable TO
make any Roadway because there was
almost universal skspticism as to the
mosquito theory.
Four nurses have been engaged here
TO 20 to Hamburg. Miss. where the fe-
YER Is severe and people In great dis
tress. They will be employed by the
Mississippi board Of health.
With rapid Improvement both IN the
city and state. many nurses are now
available for duty. whereas a month
ago they were difficult 10 obtain.
DR.. Corrupt. AFTER further investiga-
ton at Baton Rouge. expresses the
opinion there will be little spread OF
Infection there. Baton Rouge has a
modern water service and compare
lively few cisterns aud DIR. Corrupt
says he found exceedingly few stego-
myfa- Though infected herself Baton
Rouge maintains her quarantine
against New Orleans and other infect
81 points. New Orleans, however. Is
open to all the surrounding territory.
The board Of trade here appointed a
committee, and asked all commercial
bodies 10 do likewise. to take up In
Joint conference the question OF formu-
iating plans for early removal OF all
cisterns from the city.
Delegates from Carmen's associa-
ton left with a brass band to attend
the convention OF the Amalgamated
Association OF Street and Electric
Railway Employees ut Chicago. They
will make an effort TO have the next
convention held at New orleans. and
armed with opinions Of sanitarians and
other data will show that New Orleans
probably has had It's last visitation OF
yellow fever.
Sixteen new cases Of yellow fever
and one death II the report up 20 noon
Friday
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-09-30
GENERAL TRANSFERRED.
Hss Been Sent to kirin For the Pur.
pose Of lnstitutins Order.

Gunshu Pass. Sept. 2s.-The Tartar
general OF HeilungchIang province has
been transferred TO Ririn for the pur-
pose OF instltuting order following the
evacuation OF foreign troops. lie has
already begun military operations TO
suppress Chlnese bandits lately In the
Russian and japanese service. The
Chinese estimate bandits In eastern
Heiiung Chang are 1000 strong. The
Tartar general has issued a promlama-
ton calling on these outlaws TO give up
their arms. as peace removed the ne
cessity for their services. At the same
time the general IL dispatching regi-
ment OF native troops 90 suppress the
bandits. No official Chinese notifica-
ton OF peace has yet been made.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-09-30
AFTER BARBER AGAIN.
Dynamite Bomb Thrown and Peeple
Hurled From Their Beds.

New York. Sept. pa bomb filed
with dynamite and a quantity OF In
fammable oil was thrown at the rear
OF a crowded tenement house at Eighth
avenue and one Hundred and Ftrty-
Third street early Friday More than
q score OF persons who were sleeping
nj the time were hurled from their beds
by the explosiono and two Of them car
ried from the house unconscious
Within a minute after the explosion
flames nearly enveloped the rear walls
OF the tenement house. The police be-
IIeve 'Black Hand" Italian assassins
threw the bomb. The object OF the at
tack was tho rear door OF the italian
barber shop on the ground floor sew
eral times before attacked.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-09-30
ELASTIC CURRENCY.
Secretary Ct the Treasury Shaw Urges
That This Be Done.

NNaN NUNh % SgUNs
Cleveland. o.. Sept. 29.-The address
OF Secretary Of the Treasury Leslie NJ.
Shaw was the feature OF the session
Thursday Of the convention OF the Ohio
Bankers association. He urged that a
more elastic currency system b. adopt
ed. He said:
THE fact, and think IL IL a fact.
that the United States has the best
currency system In the world does not
imply that the currency syst-m Of the
United states is perfect. or that II can
not be improved. II IL as safe as any
system In the world because II Is es-
tablished on the only safe basis known
10 MANTLE gold standard. II is the
most convenient system In the world.
because Il Is constructed on the deci-
NAL or metric system. II Il not neces-
sary 60 carry lightning calculator in
order to make change. The system is
not perfect largely because II is nom
elastic"
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James Wheeler and team fell through
a bridge north Of Paris Texas. and
escaped with slight bruises.
Southern Pacific railroad announces
II has purchased the Galveston. Har-
risburg and San Antonio railway.
Rectorship Of 81. James Episcopal
church. Texarkana, has been rendered
Rev. Byron Holly Of New orleans.
A chair car on the International and
Great Northern railway turned over on
It's right side near Nayasota. Tex.
None Of the twenty-five occupants
were seriously hurt.
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oLNEY OPPOSES.
Former Secretary Of State Not In Fa-
vor Of Proposed Legislation.

New York. Sept. 2s.-In an article In
the October number % the North
American Review. Hon. Richard olney
presents his Views relative TO the let
ter OF Hon W. ]. Bryan 20 President
Roosevelt on proposed railroad rate
legislation. Mr.. Olney differs with the
Nebraskan. declaring proposed legisla-
ton Is unconstitutional and against
sound public policy.
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SIGNED NEXT WEEK.
Counter sisnsure Of Count Lamsdorff
viii Complete Treaty.

st. Petersburg. Sept 29.-The Rus
so-Japanese treat will be signed dur
ing the first days Of next week. NJ.
wltte. who had a long Interview and
luncheon with Foreign Minister Iams-
dorm Thursday. will be received at
Peterhof and give the emperor a report
on the conference. but the treaty itself
will be taken to Peterhof by Count
Lamsdorff. whose counter signature
will complete the execution Of the In
strument
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No EHor, 70 Sell Them.

New York. Sept. 2p.-so far as as
,ertained no attempt has been made by
u thief who got SAsession OF $780,
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-09-30
Two New Cases, No Deaths.

Berlin. Sept. 29.-The official bulle-
tin announced that two new cases Of
,holera and no deaths had been re-
ported from noon Wednesday TO noon
Thursday. making the total $50 cases
and eighty-seven deaths.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-09-30
Board Sails.

New York. Sept. % Board Of con-
sulting engineers. who are TO inspect
work done on Panama canal sett
route and report on best kind Of canal
sailed from here Thursday. Several
members Of the canal commission. In
GLIDING Chairman Shonts. went along.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-09-30
FIRST ALLOTMENT.

Made by the Daughter Of an Indian
Named Chota.
I.awton. Sept. 2s.-The secretary OF
the interior recently made a new ruling
that all leases made by minor Indians
in transferring allotments or other
property must be accompanied by GER
tlficate Of guardianship for protection
to minor The first blanket Indian Of
the west to receive letters OF guar
dlanship for such n purpose Is Nasana
Comanche. who Is the fourteen-year-
old daughter OF Chota. She leases her
allotment to a farmer. Letters were
granted In probate court upon recon-
incubation OF United States Commits
sloner selby Of Sterling. Okla.