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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-03-02

|ENDERS WANTED-Tenders will be receiv-
EEed EEed by the undersigned up to Tuesday noon;
Iharch IA, 1905 FOR moving the Ridley school
Ehouse, horseshed 12x16 and water closets from
ltheir present site tn the northwest corner of
\ the neA of Sec. II, Twp. 1853, Range 50. dis
Etance of about three miles. Contractor to be
Eilesponsible for any damage done to the buiId-
eei!ngs Tenders will also be received for build
ing stone foundations beneath the Elkwood;
kirkpatrick, Diemert and Robertson school
houses. Specifications can be seen at this
onlce or upon application to Robert Robert
Eson of Elkwood. The board reserves the
hope District School Board. Robert Robert.
son. District Clerk ElkMood N. D. 3l-S2
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-03-02

FEED GRAIN FOR SALE. Ihave on hand q
limited quantity Of choice seed wheat, oats
ann a barley. The grain is the product of care
aIy anIiy selected seed, yields we'll, is aclimated,
Prices right. Daniel Shelley, Langdon;;
1922
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-03-02

EEEEACHER WANTED---By the directors of
dlenila School District teacher for term
! OF OF nine months, commencing April 3rd, Ap-
ley ho!d and ss salary req required, Applications
should be addressed to the president of the
school board, Hugh Mclean, Calvin ND. 81
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-03-02
N ant Column,

I DVERT1SEMENTS will be inserted in this
y column for Ono Cent Word each insertion
D advertisement inserted for less than fifteen
wn orders. The rate for the insertion of
fsincss locals among pure reading matter Will
kreafter be ten cents rhine each insertion.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-03-02

1t will bring rich, red blood, firm flesh
and muscle. That is what Hollister
Rocky Mountain Tea will do. Taken
this month, keeps you we'll all summer.
Thirty five cents in either tea or tablets
Burke 4 Co.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-03-02

If taken this month, keeps you we'll
all summer. It makes the little ones eat,
sleep and grow. A spring tonic for the
whole family. HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea. Thirty five cents, tea or tab
lets. Burke 4 Co.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-03-02

~ ~ "a hLis-The northwest quarter of Section
NM, l9wn l6O, Range 60, 100 acres. good house
n,;I m; Darn, windmill and fences, situated sever
aii aiies southwest from Langdon: fall plowinl
IIn,mp H. complete. For particulars apply to Jos
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-03-02

DR. SALE-Four head of large oxen, four
years old also have good seed oats for sale
That we're cut before the frost. Apply to
Louis Rose Langdon, 31-32S
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-03-02

manaEa Man and m9maH to
laI l.lE territory for we'll established house of
soln soiid financial standing. $50 straight cash
salary salary with all necessary expenses paid each
aa week by check from headquarters Money
IpnYanced for expenses. Position permanent
rieVlous raus experience not essential. No in.
ETsstiInent TS' required. We furnish everything.
MMaeioso self-addressed envelope. Address
''"hager, $40 Como Block. Chicago, Ill, 2s-31
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-03-02

pBBESSMAKING AND Wanted b!
Mr. mrs, Madge Palmer, Second street, south OF
the Court House, 1881
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-03-02

we have sent pound.of our formalde-
A'ue 20 the state university for test
anu W wall publish report in few days
N. u. McGruer.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-03-02

0EED sEI OATS FOR SALE-5OO Bushels of choice
Meed n: Oats, clean Of foul seed, not frosted and
"fas m,asl' 40 pounds to the bushel. Apply at this
''''ee OF to S. l. Koehmstedt, Mt. Carmel.
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-03-02

81 strs . fOR LE--Quarter Of block on Main
StHtise'. oHia'. Particulars upon application at this
Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1905-03-02

beg to call your attention especi-
ally to
The Sharp|es Cream Separators
which are sure to be the future
money makers of this country, in
other words they are the tools that
G"Make Money Cows" Every COW
should be ''Make Money Cow" I"
Eff you use fright now" Tubular
Separator, as they are the Right
Now" kind and what is more they
are up-to-date.
They Get All The Cream and most of
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-02
Academy Notes.

Joseph Naith has returned To us
again after being detained NJ home
for n month by sickness.
The Academy hill is Il spectacle Of
universal attraction 30 the boys now
adayS, there being a fine site for coast
ing, they are having Il glorious time.
IL agrees better with them than Il
hard examination.
Seventeen were perfect in attend
ancc In the grammer grade for the
fourth month OF school at the acadc.
nv. Arithmetic and photography
"CrI very IiGlCUiL Ur@achrs. Mary
Caba was the only one who had per-
feet standing In arithemic. Frances
Zitka and Ludmiila Hamburger were
the champions In spelling and stood
the OF a hundred words selected from
two months lessons. This explains
why 81 few were mp To the standard.
In u. $. history :; geography, 3;
WcnceslauS, Allen Xnlnowsky; phys
iOlogy, Amelia Dusek; Anna ToczR;
grammar, Rose Melichar; department.
III neatnesS, o.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-02
Notice.

The board Of county commissioners
hereafter will require all owners OF
persons having charge OF any swine
that have died OF disease tU immc.
diately burn or bury the same In com
pliancc with sections 3Oi6-3Oj3 OF the
Political Code OF this state.
Section 1916 provides that no person
shall buy, sell, deal in or give away
or offer 10 buy, sell OF deal In any
swine that have died of any disease or
that have been killed ON account OF
any disease. Section $3.50 makes any
person violating this law guilty OF a
misdmeanUr.
AS disease Is prevalent II the county
It is necessary that this law be strict
ly enforced. and all violations will be-
promptly Investigated and prosccu-
tiOns instituted.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-02
THE cAiNrsiG or HEALTH.
To Get Health Pads ON the Brain IL q
D,acnae I'm It.cif.

D,sease in Itself.
The Importance OF good health II hr
yOnd question. Its blessing Is great.
~ desired by high and low. rich and
poor. Unfortunately. too little dlscrc
ton Is shown by the people Ia taci'
struggle for Its attainment. Many OF
them adopt each new fad that Is pro
mulgated, regardless OF adaptabllity
and the wonder Is that 40 few. com
paratiyely. suffer the dire consequence.
OF this Needless imprudence. We .lnd
those who were brought up In the
moist atmosphere OF the low.auds
striving b improve health by soIourn.
Ing on the mountain top amid Il dry
and rariied air. We lind those OF the
mountains borturing the delicate me-.
chanism Of their bodies by special trips
TO the sen shore. under the impression
that their health will be improved. We
learn OF men whose sensitive cutlcle
shrlnks and shrivels at the least chill
taking plunge baths in Ice cold watcT,
for their health. With the same sort
of rather lack OF tive sup.
pose one OF them would attempt 10
remedy n weakness OF the eyes by fire.
quent applications OF %turpentine or
pepper sauce.
Another class OF ardent health seek.
crS are those constantly alllng ones
who are mostly so because they think
50. With what greed they seize upon
the many sample ~cure-alls left gratis
on their door step or widely advertised
by their druggist! Such n man would
seek to repair his watch by thrustlng
n three-tined table fork into the works.
Here Is the way a prominent physi.
clan sums up the question in Medical
Talk:
To get all sorts OF health fads on
the brain Is a disease I'm itself. IL n
n very prevalent disease. too. With
a few foolish rules o. observe, II whole
lot OF hygenlc dulrks TO adjust 10. and
a schedule OF superstitious sanitary
notions diligently followed by day and
dreamed OF by night. II Is n malndy
which begins n a mental arrangement
and ends In n complete physical hzzic.
No room Is left for n spontaneous
life. no place for free. joyous liberty
Not n minutes space for rollicking
disregard. Everything Is fixed. every
minute Is disposed OF by previous ar.
rangement. Forebodings and misgiv.
ings hover vaguely about the mind.
like nocks of carrion crows.
such a life is not worth living. One
might a thousand times better go back
~ the reckless regime OF a rough rider.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-02
A Mysterious Murder.

Wagner Leader: As nearly as We
can learn at this writing the death OF
Frank Ritter Is still n mystery. lie
was found dead In Ted Sunday morn
Ing by his wife who came home from
the death-bed OF her mother, Mrs.
Buchanan, where she had been for n
week.
Frank Ritter was last seen alive
Friday afternoon In Avon, where lac
had been selling some wheat. His
team was found In the barn Sunday
morning with their harness still on.
A note was found on the table say
Ing, "a man with buggy and team
forced me 10 drink-thcrc Is 300 In
the German bank for my dear wife,
He had lately sold his hogs and wheat
and the superstition is that some one
who knew Of these sales and thought
he had the money with him attempt
ed drugging him 10 possess the money.
Mr.. Ritter was an exemplary man,
thirty years old, and leaves a wife,
father. mother and several brothers
and SISTERS TO mourn his untimely
death.
The brothers and sisters that live In
the vicinity OF Wagner are Fred, Geo.
and viii Ritter, Mrs. Eyers and Mrs.
Raaba, all OF whom went To Avon To
attend the funeral which occurred ON
Wednesday.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-02
ST, WencesIaus' Day and
Boarding School Tabor, S. D,

calls the 7ttcnion o those who are interested in educ ri,naI wort
.AII ,nEs institution opened its second scholastic year \. o.. uYcr q.
We arc pleased TO inform our patrons tina We arc p'cru.a - ..
comoditc Il large number OF boardcrs since a spacious, ia !-ui NV
Is now ready Tor use, which was not completed last ycl. tn,.Iga
the untrfng efforts OF the Rev. l.. y. Bouska. paslor. hu .,suoi ~
well equipped aud the children find a pleasant. hcalihu . m.
The system pursued in the institution is intended BID uu.ut Jo
the pupils, a refined and thorough : uca,ion. their .ll.ys.. au.
moral training receiving special attention.
The musical department include instru ton in " q mIac :.
well as on the piano, organ, violin, IN q doiin nd gutu.
Besides a thorough course in l. gish, Bohemian o. : anna.
are taught, also plain sewing and fancy work. For Ir ar - rm.-
nation apply to the Superior of the school.
Sc. NJ, CARA. y , IS.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1905-02-02

Frank Bouska, whose fine farm lies
just west OF Tabor, was In the city ON
Wednesday.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-18
Deccrah.p oitsms
Wcniter Department.

1Gecorob.p oiien"s Sirsoaes-Ni-
iter oil berefter inoeboEoe Rsnfirc
for Gamer og Wsrn. Get er paa YIN.
roofing al mango, at III besvHeer
neo oertne afoeIins, % pi ianr MI ie,
bpor langt Snteresicn bill itrGffe iig.
Speri Wsniter fofter 10 Gents, %
Beifidinger ienbes til "Decorab-go.
item, % mon bebes benDfte oen
ylanfet pao gnbeu al oeune Spolte.
vi bnr tooet bisie Msnitre nnoerfsue
al IsoOhanolere, og Oct poattoaes,
at De er scbe, os Iette oa oreie at ip
efter. Sor BET fsrfte bill pi life cper.
iatte geffripelien oper bbert Rsniter,
aa Oct ier antases at be jlefte, jcm
bar grns for benz pil ~foritaa en-.
seIf. Sfuiae Der piie fig Srana til
at foa Dem operfatte, bill pi ioretage
Sornnbrinpen.
Rdur man beitiner Sisie Wsnitre.
ntaa man gipe Rnmerc, MdaI ON.
firing grpitef o. aipet, gfoer for
Born 90 nnse Bigger, % fulsltamSis
aoresie, iauIebes at grepe bill taa
Dem. ger meget foriistig life at
begaa nogen 6eil / gcffribelien, ID
Wsnitre life fan ombptfes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-18

9ageR enter par Ssnnes ti6lig ON.
bor6.
san bnbSe oaereoe gil WnnSfa.
BET bets aireauiug cg bap0e fat nosie
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-18
THE PARROT KNEW.

A parrot left alone in the house in
his cage by the open window heard a
man IN the street crying wood, and
the parrot at once called Throw it
right in the cellar window" The man
thinking the master of the house ad-
dressed him obeyed and was just
throwing the last stick in when the
head OF the house appeared and de-
manded an explanation. When the
maj with the wood explained that he
was told to throw the wood in the
cellar the owner of the parrot was
much enraged, and catching up the
bird twisted its neck and threw il out
on the ash-pile for dead. After a
time the parrot began TO come to.
shook its head and loking around
spied a dead cat on the other side of
the ash-pile and said:
AHA! you've been ordering wood
too, have youw
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-18
HE WANTED A JOB.

A merchant in Chestnut street has
become very fond of an Office boy he
engaged last June. The boy entered
very early in the morning when the
merchant was reading the paper. The
latter glanced up and went on reading
without speaking. After three min
utes the boy said:
Excuse me-but I'm in a hurry
What do you want?' he was asked,
"A job
"You do? Well" snorted the man
of business, why are you in such a
hurry"
Got to hurry" replied the boy.
"Left school yesterday to go to work
and haven't struck anything yet.
can't waste time. IL you've got moth
ing for me, say so, and I'll look else
where. The only place can stop
long is where they pay me for it"
when can you Gomez" asked the
surprised merchant,
Don't have to come he was told.
I'm here now, and would have been
to work before this if you'd said So"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-18
ALL SQUARE.

The Tenton is a long time in learn
ing British idioms. One who had
been here for a year or more and
could speak some English before his
ARRIVAL very short and corpulent
man, by the way-went TO his gro
GERS and paid a bill which had been
standing for several weeks.
"Now you are all square, sir"
81 vas vat?"
You are square, | said"
II vas square,
Eyes, you are all square now
Hans was silent for a moment; then
with r%eddening face and flashing eyes,
he brought his plump fist down upoii
the counter and said;
"See here, mine trent, I will hav no
more peezness NIT you, | treat you
like a shentfeman. I pay my pill, und
you make a shoke of me. You say 7
vas square ven ! know | vas round
as a parrel. don't like such SMOKES.
My peezness nit you vas done"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-18
Girls pleated Blouse Dress, sss6.

There is no more becoming style
for the little maid than the full blouse
waist and pieated skirt. Blue and
white check was chosen for develop
ing this model. which is slightly
bloused all around, and laid in two
deep tucks in front and back. The
bishop sleeves are quite full and fin.
ished by narrow wristbands. A smart
touch i achieved by shoulder straps
that extend out over the sleeve, Civ
ing the broad shoulder effect so be
coming to little girls. Several ma
terials are suitable to the develop
ment such as mohair, serge, linen
and pique. The medium size will re-
quire FIVE and one-quarter yards of
thirty-six inch material.
Girls Pieated Blouse Dress No.
$3.50: Sizes for s., Q, 10, II and IL
years.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-18
o WASHINGTON.

An Englishman was being shown
the sights along the Potomac. "Here,"
remarked the American. SIS where
George Washington threw a dollar
across the river"
WELL" replied the Englishman,
that is not very remarkable, for a
dollar went further in those days than
it does now"
The American would not be wor-
sted, so. after a short pause, he said:
But Washington accomplished a
greater feat than that. He once
chucked a sovereign across the At
lantic." s
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-18
5pinolerer, mcote
fin Opermdno.

s en- GOrrefponounce fra pnriS
fcrfGlles bet, bpor flint % grnnoiai
en- Spinoler bieu hurt al en- Semano,
ban tupoe uoiet Tom tit Offer. Is.
nanocn uar apf pna en- iior Camper,
ION Git / Hute meiIem europa og
Imerifa, og bar en- Sang for Bit
ioinblet. Serfor bar ban M for qunt.
mel en- 6igf til at Ia iis fange igien.
Van Gperreiien bIep oefne Senrdto
nteget aooe genner meo en- Yerion,
Der 9dp iig iio for Of bore en- ameri.
fanf Miaiohpr. seuanoen betroet
~RiaionGren", at ban bupoe 40.
600 5rnncs ! @ooi9ften, og at ban
|piloe sisre Ell Cur til Eoris % more
lig al ollie Citizens arriter en- Tio.
"S6eg oaiaa bar Gagt iarnmen
genee, iad ies fan ia anoo til at
more mig oe bli fienbt meo 2ipet /
Taris," iborebe WfiIionpren.
Den fsrite sffen begpnote iod De to
at npoe 2ipet / aompani; men aom-
panIifabet blep BOG life langparigt.
Otter at Ia tnotat ct lint Wioboas.
maaItio paa ct al gpens iineite Sotel.
Ter og efterat MiQion9ren bapSe be.
taIt for Wab os Griffe, bleo Der
Spsrasmanl ON Ell bis Sort ubmGr.
feoe etgarer. De par life OF ioa
flebt paa Sotelet.
Get er be6it, DIT gaar ITO / 9peu
og fieber mig npgle af Sc Gigarer,"
ia WiIlipnpren. "3n bebsper life at
pRre rGo for at Ia gaoi9ffen bli
ltaaenoe iajen Der. Wen for Of Oh
fan fsle Dig trpg, bill iea Ia big faa
min 2ommebog. gebolo ben, til on
Ter mig igien!"
Ssmaiben bar life unoielig ener
rPb for at al MiaionGren set SSno.
trpf, at Fan par en- emile miStpnf.
ion, San toe iniob Segneboeen, put.
tet Den | grpitlomnten og gif iaa no /
gpeu, men life for at fisbe Giea.
rerl
Saainart Ssmanben par fomnnen
no al 3sreu, greb Niaioneren bans
&aoief og itrss afgoaroe meo ben.
) Saoieffen fanotes ~naturligpis life
fem Ore. Zen bar fuIo al eamle
Apiier, % blonbt bisie Iau Ssman.
oens Sort. Seq bar paret Der for
on bar msst sin Sbermano," ItpS
oct pna Inpnfortet.
s ben ubeIoige Spinblcrs Sesne-
bog bar Der 900 Sranrs | SeSIer.
3isie Bense gift Ssmonben paa go.
Iitifammeret meo og ~fortnIte meb ocf
iamme Bolitimenoene ON fin Sp.
~lcpelie. SiIilut boo Ssmanoen ON,
at bisie Yenge matte BIZ nobelt til
Sattigfolf. Gan biIbe life ia. uoaet
al De Yenge, iom ban bar fpmnen /
8eiibbelIe al peo at ioinole en- Spin6.
Ter, bpilfet bepiier, at Ssmanben bar
lieeian bRberlig, iom ban bar lur,
mar oct gialbt Smgans meo Bon.
befongere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-18
'5vnsenos Sam.

Com Ct Gyesnpel paa, at enoos me.
get s~iiofrpatige yacsre maneler Gpns
I'll at lifeline meIIrm Met % llret, mel.
lem Oct, iotr Ct ~isrufuelist % Set, ion
life CT Del, fortrlIer en- Neanctte M.
Nurpbp o. isIsenoe piitorie ira oei
ioIrise Suoen:
"Gn 1eger fienot nnber Wapne.
"Spngenoc Sdnn" bar bieDert fda al
Il ct Sps o. en- IeoenSe Wano I en-
3aptiltmenigbeo, bpis Brett os 0,e.
nisbeoslemmuer aae bar af idn1me
Siiofdrpe Tom Gam ielo. Taar oct
fom an pad ftordrtet Sditg eIler efief,
tip Sanreit, bapSe life Gam iin 81.
g%einonb, I~nngtmiHore lin Cbermano.
Seg bdpoe prret pUf ira Stebet et
Inrs sio, o. bn iea fom tilbnse. blrp
oct MIG bereifet, at "Spn9enoe Gum"
bar blit uoitsot al Meniabeoen og
ierot pnn Slaperiet for Seitetpperi.
SSea bapoe NOT for pibIt, otsam Dor en-
Eerion me6 en- nleget nSpiflet oe gpot
roSfGitct Vane til at Itiple, og oct
bapbe forreitrn bans 9reore % 80.
tire | WenigbeSen ogiaa bapt soo
@reie paa; iiIen ga ban olbrig Dor
blepen tiltaIt eller itraiiet, bnpbe life
Neni9beoen iiinoet oct nsouenoigt at
uieiiige BAN.
On Sio ienere igieu fanbt iee paa
at gda til nppnte Weniabebs 8lioS.
t~ieneite en- Iiten for at ie paa SspD.
toTtninsen, og ieg bebsoer bel fife
at fortGilc, at lea blep opermanoe
forbauiet. ba ieg opon9et "Spnentbe
Sdm" | I%nneuhiprnet. Son leoet
San9en, Sfrianingen og Samrineen
affnrat ion fer. Ga ieg, ioin tatbe
inobiiot mig. at han / Here gar
maatte finor iis / at iiSoe bel forodret
pad ct dn0et Steo!
Otter 8nostieneiten fom BON bort
til mig. 5an bupoe dffltrat set ian1-
me @rin eaer Sntil paa 9pben mn
ION fsr. Seq er io~rf9roelig gIao
ooer at lie bis | Dor Wiiote ifpeIo," no
brso bon.
"8an iaa bore; riter mon bar for.
taft mig, at bu pnr blit u6itsot al
Wenig9eoen oa ienot til Sitgtbuiet,"
ia ie9. ".SporIeoes bar iaa bette Tia,
Sam2"
Set er ianot nof, bpab Su far
bort. Wen oct bar life mine Genncr
blnnot De SDiSe, iom lit mig til Sla.
periet. Get bar Iegnagtige Neare.
Seq er BOG meect gInb III. SiSen Iey
remte ira sIaoeriet og fout biem
igien, baobe WenigbebeuS sglbitc
Wsbe. Saa Oct Mooe blep ies fuIotito
tii9it, % Der bleo peotot Reiolutioner
/ min Sapsr. IEisie 8eioluiioner bIep
bcrpaa ienot mig ffrtftlig. aaubGuoe,
Oil bill ie benr2r h4
Gan traf en- lioen Gapirri,I no II
grbftloinmsn.d Sofimrnterne bar
Mprfer al at bore ofte lGit paa BEN
forte Si6, "spuaenoe Gam" bopSc
babt Dem / i'm geiibbelie. Ga ieJ
life banoe nogen iterre Spit til at Ipie
oisie ffione 8npirer, begpnote Sam
at fort9lle mig oct pigtigite al Snb.
bolbet. Get itdar ber," ia ban, "at
Sc isete Smegnen r,lnbt itoen at
firnne finbc en- Heger, Tom bar iitano
til at Iebe Wenigbeben Zig Tom ies.
8e fuube life iinbe ct nnbet MeoIem,
iom oar ioo fplbt at Sungeraanb %
iaa ififfet til at lebe iom "Spngenbc
Sam", itoar set. 90 iaa fom Sc oa
ipurete mig, ON ieg piloe glemme oct
iorbignnane % fomme tilbase til Air.
fenS Sfiso. Ierfor er ieg nj, bel til.
s.,Ssa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-18

MIXED BIER.

A minister who had been in the
habit of using set phrases. resolved to
change these and use new express
sions. The first opportunity which
presented itself was a funeral. He
usually said:
"A few minutes will now be given
to view the corpse"
This time he said:
AN opportunity will now be given
TO pass around the bier Cbeer)."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-18

Ser enber Sennetie q. Murpbus
Ieiitorie. Den nneonr life Sofets Of.
terfommere, bore aoins forte affom.
vi Jofetanere bar bel ingen "Spn.
genoe sam~ ibIdnot os pi.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-18
With ben famine.

With ben inmmc. - "Sar &c bsrt,
at DER ct fontnteit EFT lioen ODER beS
EouIiens2 Get er ben fsrIte."
aoisuoaiperen: "Raa, bporleoe5
er sc ioa titirebie meb grspeniWme.
ret2"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-18

Exceptional taste is shown in the
designs for underwear this season. A
very dainty corset is here
shown, that is quite simple to make.
1t is made to slip on over head, and
the front and back is gathered to a
narrow yoke. A deep frill, trimmed
with lace and insertion, is arranged
across the front, and ribbon run
beading decorates the neck edge. Ii
men. ~nainsook, lawn and cambria are
all suitable for the making. with va
lenciennes lace or swiss embroidery
for trimming. The medium size re-
quires one and three-eights yards of
thirfy-six inch material.
Ladies' Corset Cover No. SOL:
Sizes for 81, q, 90, 50, 40, AZ and ~
inch bust measure.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-18

srnb "Sreprab.TD til Slagt
% &euner / oct gamIe 9onb.
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-02

The Herman Paepcke arrived from
the lower Mississippi uast night at
1850 O'Clock with q tow Of lumber
barges,
The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1905-08-02
DIAMOND DUST

TODAY is LADIES' DAY AND THE
MUD WALLPAPERS HAVE THE
THIRD BUNDLE WRAPPED UP FOR
THE VISITORS. BETTER COME
AND HEAR THE PRESENTATION
SPEECH.