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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-14

st nst @iSnnScr pan Sernbane.
bpgningens Smraabe bIen | forriae
llse fremoiIt poa ct Isbe | Oct fon'
geIi9e 8ibeuifobsieIifob | Sonoon.
Set oar en- eu.ifiunet Sernbane, fon'
i%trrteret af Souls Brennan, ben be-
rsmte Spfinber al Brennan Eorpe'
ooeu, ben brittle SHADES melt sSe'
leegcnSe Saaben. San baobe Iapet
Ell Niniatur. Sernbane | Salen for
at bemouitrere fin SpfinoeIie. ct
tibet 2ofcmotio ileSe oner Ell enfelt
Sfinne, uben at Der tilipnelaoenoe
bar oct ringeite til at baIancere oct;
BET for meo flor Sart rirnbt farpe
S%isrner os opao bratte Sframiueer
% SiIIfuerne troeoe bpert Sieblif, at
BET lille 9ofomotio og ben lille 8ogn
ffuIbe faISe Of Sfinuerue, men nei,
ben eif iaa iiffert % Itsbt iom upget
Sren paa TO Sfiuner. Ran loo
8oanen gaa tom % ~laitet; man on
braete 9aiten til Den enc Sibe, men
ben iterfeit IaiteSe SIDE al goanen
Isfteoe fla blot op affirrat iaa meget,
at 9aIancen after bar tiIpeiebragt.
90 netop | beune autcmatiife 9aIan.
cerinesmetbobe er BET, at ben MGR
feIige S~pfiuSelie Iigger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-14
Sobn =. Suatoau.

Gen tiSIisere ion bersrnte, elel
bernsteSe, Ra,gilfit Sobu 8. SiIlIipan
befsste iiSite uee @aibinston oa
banSe en- 5amtole meS 9rigSminiter
Gait 90 9r9iiSent Rooieoelt. Suli.
nan er 10 poa fin Roabe noeet az en-
geTouItebeb, 90 iGp betrogter ban
he natnItgpis ictn en- at Sanbets
tore RGnb. Set faISt berior aarife
natirIist for bont Do ban tuof @r,
Gaft, at tiItaIe BAN | en- tlseeet idnri-
lhnr Zone, 90 Satt boISt anbe Miner
til Pet SpiL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-14
stur euefpnt | Berlin. fsra 9

Stor 2oefOnt | Berlin. Sra Ser
lin telesraferes, at gpgmeltrenes
Screening | Berlin meo 6orfteOer
Srebags beiIutteoe at erfIere 2oef.
ont operfor ale Wurere og andre
gpgningsbaanbb9rfere ben t6Se
Wai. ODER 100000 Wanb bill bers.
res al oenne Notwithstanding, be.
bill inolebe en- af De itsrIte arbeioer.
fampe, iom n~oeeniinoe hor funbet
Steb | Spiflanb. Oct, iom bar for.
a~nleoiget 8pgmeitrene til bette
Sfribt, er a~rbeioerneS 9rao paa s
Simers arbeibsbag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-14
gaa apnapipsrasmaaIet aal /

Vaa apnsoipsrssmaaict ffal Der
mi bore llbfiet til en- rimelig 2ss-
ming, meooeIes fra griisiel, ioet Der
er opnaaet Ell Sperensfomit ON Bel.
giens annettering at 9oueofriitaten,
bporoeo baabe aongens 90 2anoets
Snteresier ifaI bore betrpeget. Ro-
get officieIt er bog enonu life meooeIt
ON en- iaaban Sperensfomft.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-14

cremneoorobos, bOmf omuRaaanbe r en- grgOe n al OOeohentGs Rr Rre for ben
~ tanhube1 Safer &a im bet err heTr mon pa ct Orb ION man lite tunne rraaat, pa
nmr nan bar en- ioaoam hauas reu Bog ob SaanSen ian nan unarbse o Fne Groas, oa
.brpe ofr belle SGhmnsns Weuns OMe G en- al pueh HbauRs Bremebssr; ben n a@t
mbbauben % Tan as for ben atmtubAe gs mb 1Deomb-gmu', nemGs $125i SuRna
ahuN. 3. A NuNDSEN, DEBORAH, Iowa
IY- Spaen g tGohs for 81 Gents
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-14

De frebIsie 8nsiers. Sra 2onbon
mebbeleS ben 9be Mai: 9e 1S0
Iusiere, iom ieaar forIob gsbiers,
efterat De bar negtet at boIoe en- Son.
greS | noget af be ire ifauoinooiife
2anbe, anfom iafteu BERTH. en- al
2eberne erfIerebe, of SsIget repre-
ienterebe 200 8titrifter | &liSlano.
os at De rettelig buroe betegnes iom
Siliosm9no for bet ioeialoemofra'
fife Grbeiberparti. "@i er ct reoo.
Iutionert 8arti," iasoe ban, men Ri
er life Eerroriiter. 90 pi msber fun
for at Srsfte llobeie til at forbeore Dc
rusiiife arbeioeres aaar."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-14
Sra uolanoet.
On iuenH storisiubIer. Era gtocf,

Gn ipenf S~toripinbler. Sra Gtocf.
bolm telesrafcres, at 2sitndrt 9.
2iIieffisIo, Gbef for Den ipenife are-
o~itforeninss ganf, bar eiort iis ffpI.
Dig | fore llnoerilab o. er flpgtet,
ontogeIig til Rorge. Sans llnber-
balance er ~ Miaion 9roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-14
st aanfe beftist aurSaieIu mer.

feoes 6rebog Morgen | 2eoben | I'm
garn. gefoIfningen iIpeteoe ifr9f.
lagne no Of fine Suie, men insen
n~9pneperoig Staoe bIeo anrettet.
st Bar elmer tibIisere merfebes ct
beftist SorbfieIo ! Srfutit | Sibi-
rien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-14

S~eifeSenbsO. n: seq bar bare
ct Srite -"
B.: "Ss oct er2@
o.: vt CHE mine 2niter nlaa
goa | SpipIaeIle.-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-14

teresier | ioabanne Tilf9Ioe err Stu.
tens apntroI mberInst. ut bette life
er en- rinse sag, foar man ct not iaa
teiteut Snotrpf al, noor man bsrer,
bpoo en- @anb Tom Relpine 6. Sn-
gals, GrGiibenten for gie Sour ga.
men, bar at iiee ON bemclote "Secu.
rites .aompani. "Sois bet life
bnpoe p9ret for Soeen mob bette
aomponi", flyer ban, "piIbe nosIs
faa Iano babe brepet bet til at fon.
trolere 2anoetS belle Transporta.
tiousp9ien, 90 paa iamme Eio Tom
De oiIoe babe boIbt Sarterne oppe,
piIbe be efter @ebag babe afiat og
inbiot Statsm9no, fontroueret Son.
gresien os 2egisIaturerue, og ingen
peb, bpab 6sIsen tiIiibit piIoe blepet."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-14
Seeislaturerne.

@fsourts 9esisIotlrr bar | ginter
peStoget en- Sop ON at gioe @Der
RpnoisbeS til at regiilere Sogterne
for qisoii-cffentIiee aorpornticner, og
Den bIeo ionttioneret at @ltpernsr
Solf Ben 9be Ss.
Senctet SIoribaS Scgislatrr peS-
tos nplie en- ReSoIuttoa ON, at Inn
bpibe Warno TBaI bape Stemmeret Der
| Staten, Goriaeet bIep imibIerti6
fortuitet | Slrict meo AZ mob ID
Stemmer, ioa SheumepetSrcsIerne
Htr iom biStiL
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-14

5orbrueet Of Soeoe oeo De fsr.
nGonte RsIer / Roropeiten / Iarts
@aaneobeIsb fig til $4,000 gu.
ibeIs, boiItet er naiten en- @iGion
9uibeIs mere emo / famine @aaneb
ifior, men regner man belle Sibsrum.
met fra lite September er Sorbruget
minore ,ibet bet ifior bar 90, 8 900
guibeIs, meoeus oct ioar or 64,654,.
900.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-14
SisIse Cpsaber, uoarbeiSebe {


SipIee Spgabrr, uoorbeibebe al
Sagmpuo / SanbeISbepartementets
itatiitiife gurear, fremeaar bet al
Snoberetuingerne angaaenoe Son.
belsrereIien | 2onoet | De iibite Waa.
neoer, at Der De fore Sorncentre er
mootaset Iou9t miuore Speoe gien.
nem Soften og ginteren emo iibfte
aar. Salt er Der | 8perne Ninnea.
poIis, WiIpaufee, Duluth og Chico.
so iioen lite aug. 1906 mootaget
123, S09,272 guibeIs gaorbpeoe;
bette er 100000 minore END
inmHe Tiosrrm I t905-t906 og
flln Iiot ooer ell Milion mere emo |
t904-t905, ba SpeoeopIingen Hog
mere eller minbre fell oper belle 8e.
iten. Neogangen bar ppret itarfeIt
| minneapolis. Samtioig berettes,
ct Der oaiaa er moOtaeet betpbeIist
minOre al ginterbpeSe | @perne 20.
Iebo, Ct. Souis, aanias Gitp og De.
troit. Der inofom til bisie gper | oe
9 Waaneber, Tom enbte Site Quarts
.. 81. 57,363,7 57 guibeIs ginterbpe.
De mob 59,940,9s1 guibels / 1905
1905. s t904-t905 mobtog
man paa biSie SteOer 52,tS5,t9
9nibeIs.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-14

Stfte Enmmtr at SSeb Grnen' ~iuoehpIoer
SIeuot 2apperne. - Gin MooerS Gpertis'
i~emeni.-2pro SaiburHs 9gtre.- Sjemmet.
Gitenitemming. - Spdcintber. @aaoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-05-14
Gnssasa,. D a ssTss S saIS; .s saSf,s

kNTxRKp AS SECOND CLASS MATTER JuSE l5rH 1903
AT TIE Posi- osFIcR AT DEBORAH. Iowa. UNDER THE
ACT or CoSSRESs OF MARCH ID 1851.
The broad ax., 1907-07-13
Hotel Like Noah's Ark.

The inquiry for a man named Wolf
at the Palmer House, in Chicago, eyOk-
ed such response that the manager as
serted "a gamy collection Of travelling
men" was present.
Have you a gentleman here named
wolf-LeopSld Wolff" the clerk was
asked. Dave Lyon made the inquiry.
He was answered in the affirmative
and sent up his card.
"Just tell him there Is n Lyon after
him." he said to the boy, with laugh.
"And IL it will help any," said a
travelling salesman standing near, tell
him a Bear is after him also" He
then handed over his card, bearing the
name Victor Bear, New York.
While they laughed over the incident
John A. Fox Of Cincinnati, secretary Of
the rivers and harbors congress. step
ped up and said, "And to make 1t
gamy bunch put Fox into the kettle"
Before the quartet stopped laughing
John W. Fish, who had Just registered
from Atlanta, and Charles W. Hunter,
from st. Louis, Joined the group, the
latter saying. II guess this will about
finish the game" and invited the gath
ering out TO supper with him at the
Jungles restaurant.-What to Eat
The broad ax., 1907-07-13
Great silk Sales On.

This Is one Of the great times of the
year to buy silk Of any kind, for not
only are all the new spring and sum-
mer silks on exhibition, but whatever
has CHANGED to escape the winter sales
can now be had at almost tempting
prices. Frequently the reason that
some handsome dress pattern has not
been sold Is owing to the price that
was put upon It and OF course this
figure has now to be reduced by half
and more than half. Exquisite f1gure0
grapes and most effective embroidered
brocades are now to be found at what
seem ridiculously low prices, and 1t Is
these silks that Ore worth looking into
and purchasing, for they make most
charming and serviceable gowns. Al
though the printed and painted chif-
fons have been fashionable throughout
the winter. still their popularity is not
one BIT abated, and there is little or no
hope Of their being at all reduced In
price for the present at any rate.
The broad ax., 1907-07-13
Doa Likes 10 sviro.

In the front yard Of a home on East
Ninth street a rope bangles from a
branch Of a tree.
Wonder what that ropes for?' ask
ed one man Of his companion as the
two were passing the house.
Go In and ask II you're curious"
the other advised.
A young woman came to the door.
"We-that is, I was sort Of curious
about what that rope on the tree is
for" the inquisitive one stammered.
why, that's Johnny's swing" the
young woman answered.
Out the door dashed Johnny, fox ter
rier. A leap and he fastened his teeth
In the rope and, growing and jerking,
signifed that he was ready to swing.
The young woman pushed him back
and forth until he reached the topmost
branches Of the tree.
Johnny would stay there hanging on
that rope all day II we would let him."
she said. That's why the rope is kept
lied up out OF his reach."-Kansas City
Star.
The broad ax., 1907-07-13

We are familiar, plated at the shoul-
ders and with a shirt cuff buttoned
with link buttons.
There are some waists OF the tailored
style not so conventional. The waist
Illustrated has the familiar plated
body. but has a hand embroidered
rundown collar and a small bow tie.
There is u lace ruffled band running
down the front Of the blouse, which is
also further ornamented by hand en-
broidery.
The broad ax., 1907-07-13
THE BROAD Ak.

10 fer sale at the following news
stands:
Mrs. E L. Holmes, 25OSh State st.
Cigars, tobacco and news stand.
]. W. Hagan, cigars, tobacco and
news stand, 271S State st.
]. H. Malone, cigars, tobacco and
news stand, 33S. 3Oth street.
L. L. Jones, barber shop and news
stand, Ss42 State st.
A. F. Tervalon. 1874 W. 51st street
Cigar Store and News Stand
Mrs. Nellie Phelps. Cigars. Notions
and News Stand. 131 w. 51st street
T. B. Halls .CIgAr Store ana
Laundry once. ISL 18th St.
W. S. Cole, 354 Thirty-frst street.
cigars. tobacco and news stand.
]. r. Peters Cigars, Tobacco and
News Stand, 33s E 9th street
Mrs. A. E. Baker. Notions and News
Stand, 419, 36th street.
W. P. Johnson, Notion Store and
News Stand 1904 State st.
Turner williams Shaving Parlor
and News Stand, 1909 Armour ave.
B. Davis. cigars. tobacco. and con
feetionSry, 3sS2 State St
Jackson Sisters, cigars, CONNECTION
cry store and news stand, 92O W. Lake
Street
c. c. McLain, cigars, tobacco and
news stand, 2oo6 State street
Mrs. j. W. Hadley ZIG W. 51st ST.
cigars, tobacco and news stand.
Mrs. Katherine R Hamlet, Cigars.
tobacco. and fancy groceries and news
stand 5O2s Armour ave.
The Informer News Co., 1ss Ran
dolph St. Detroit, Mich
The Standard News Co 131 W. 53rd
St, New York. City, N. Y.
The broad ax., 1907-07-13
Japan Sends Us n Fish,

A fish hitherto entirely unknown In
America, the japanese yellow IN alba
core, recently appeared in great num-
bers on the southern California coast,
says c. F. Holder In the Scientific
American 1t was first recognized by
President David Starr Jordan, who
said that it added another link be
tween America and Japan. 1t Is a
good market fish, and the specimens
captured average fifty pounds In
weight 1t resembles the tuna. The
California fishermen hope that this
particular oriental invasion will be
continued In the future. The fish is
known In the Hawaiian Islands, but
has never before been seen In Califor-
MAN waters.
The broad ax., 1907-07-13
A centsrpisee of Dollar Bills.

With a centerpiece Of crisp dollar
bills as a feature a banquet was given
at the Chittenden hotel recently by
Daniel Kelly and F. o. Schoedinger to
their fellow directors Of the National
Bank Of Commerce. Covers were laid
for nine persons, and on the plate of
each one was a facsimile OF the check
book Of the Bank of Commerce instead
OF the customary place cards. There
were twelve checks in the books, each
calling for a course of the banquet and
made payable to the bearer at the
"Chittenden bank" n. A. Court, man.
ager. The dollar certificates were plac-
ed In circular form about a huge cut
glass vase containing American Beau
ties and made a most artistic decora-
tion.-Columbus Dispatch.
The broad ax., 1907-07-13
The Glove Question,

It Is an open question whether the
glove bill is larger in winter or in sum-
mer-for the average woman. Warm
weather sometimes means perspiring
hands and ruined gloves possibly after
a single days wear. And again even
ing frocks for winter functions call for
expensive hand coverings that must Of
all things be as fresh as possible, so
that 1t would seem to be about an even
thing.
The broad ax., 1907-07-13
Finishing a Tailored skirt.

One Of the difficulties that the anna
teur dressmaker has to encounter is
the finishing of the skirt made from
cloth or similar material. To get the
proper result the edge OF the skirt
should be bound with soft silk seam
binding, then turned under to the depth
Of the hem. Making an inturn after the
manner OF the ordinary hem means an
unsightly ridge when the skirt is
pressed.
The broad ax., 1907-07-13
Wrecked by Knives.

The loss Of many English fishing
boats Is now believed to have been
due to the fact that the man at the
wheel carried in his pocket specially
forged fisherman's knife. These knives
possess strong magnetic properties suf-
ficient TO defect the compass needle
two or three points. Many wrecks
have occurred while steering an appar-
emily true course. and the discovery OF
the knives is now believed to account
Tor many wrecks.
The broad ax., 1907-07-13
Coat Suit of Heavy Linen.

A coat suit of wash material Is a
very useful summer costume. This one
is quite novel in its design, but so sim
pie that It is practical for the home
dressmaker to copy.
The skirt is a plain seven gore pat
tern, as that will always hang well In
The broad ax., 1907-07-13
Tha NaM Kind.

Visitor-what lovely children! Mr..
De Ivorce's by a former. wife, under
stand. How old were they when she
died?
Mrs. De Ivorce-She isn't dead You
see, I'm a sort Of a grass stepmother.-
Puck.
The broad ax., 1907-07-13
What He Wanted to Know.

YES" said the prominent citizen,
with Ill concealed pride. twenty trains
run into this town daily"
"And how many run out?" the stran-
ger anxiously inquired.-Judge.
The broad ax., 1907-07-13
GrOsnback Looic

First Frog-Ah, there Is a chap fish
ing with artificial frogs. They say
they are better than real frogs. Do
you think 10?
Second Frog-Well. should say so.
Better for the live frogs.-Detroit Trib-
une.
The broad ax., 1907-07-13

wash dresses. The coat has few seams
and the fashionable Emono sleeve.
Around the bottom Of the sleeve and
"a low revers at the neck 1t Is heavily
embroidered with white wash cord
lapplioued IN simple design The fas-
tsning u one IarEs pearl crochstsd
button.
The broad ax., 1907-07-13
WOMAN AND FASHION
The Nsv. Tailored Waist.

Tailored shirt waists are never en-
drely abandoned by the fashionable
woman, and they always hold their
place In sporting attire. The newer
models are much like those with which
The broad ax., 1907-07-13
The Least

II shall marry nothing less thar q
foreign nobleman," declared the Amer.
lean heiress proudly.
You'll have a hard time finding any
thing less" remarked her father yehe-
mently.-Woman's Home Companion.
The broad ax., 1907-07-13
No Alcoholic Expansion.

he - Women have smaller brains
than men.
She-Possibly because they are not
subject, like men, to sudden expansion
overnight.-Baltimor American.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-02

name OF the postmaster, J. L. Riddell.
In the center is the figure IS, above
which u the word PAID" and below
Gents" Surrounding this in two
semi. circles, the ends Of which al
most meet, are the WORDS New
Orleans" in the upper and "Postoffice"
in the lower cemi-,ircle. The red on
white stamp il valued at 5000, the
red on blue at $500
The Baton Rouge green stamp Is
one OF the very rare specimens. There
are several varieties. the general
de.ign being that Of q square made up
OF ornamental type border.
At the top OF the rare green are the
words in small type, Up. o. Baton
Rouge. La" Below this, in one line,
il paid = Cent?" while at the bottom
is the name Of the postmaster, J. Me-
Cormick.
This stamp 10 valued at $1,000. Two
other designs OF the five-cent denomi-
nation. made up OF border, with the
name OF the postmaster at the top aud
the postmaster at the bottom, but
without the words Paid" and
Gents" at either side OF the large
numeral, the colors being green and
carmne, are valued at $50 and 800
each.
A Lucky Fird.
A collector in Washington recently
found one Of the five-cent red stamps
issued at Pittsylvanis court house, Va.
The postmaster at that time was J. p.
Johnson, and his name was at the bot.
tom OF the stamp, which 10 elaborate
in design.
At the top is the customary Paid 8
Cents" The value OF this rarity,
which 10 the only known variety issued
at this postoffice, is $500.
Gonzales, Tex, furnished two stamps
which are among the scarcest OF the
Confederate issue. The design OF both
showed a small rectangle, with the
firm name OF "Colman 4 Law, Book.
sellers and Druggists," at the bottom
being Gonzales, Tex" Two varieties
OF this are known. the FIVE and ten
cent. the former colored gold and dark
blue, the latter gold and garnet
These are estimated TO be worth $1,000
each.
The fve-cent black stamp issued at
Grove Hill, Ala, is OF very crude
design. tea little larger than the
average OF the provisional issues with
the inscription "Po At Grove Hill,
Ala" In the center il the word
Paid" below in two lines being %
Cents" This stamp is valued at
1900.
The Helena. Tex, stamp OF i've
cents was most simple in design, being
composed Of q type OF border almost
square in shape. At the top IL
Helena" A large figure IS" Occu-
pies the central portion, At the bottom
"Po.tage." This stamp vas printed
in two colors, black and bad and black
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-02

and gray each variety being estimated
20 be worth 1900
The ien.cent yellow s;amp OF Beau
mont. Tex. elbows square OF light
and dark shaded role wish Beau
mont" a, the top and Paid" in The
center. At the bottom in large type il
the denomination. 10 cents " This
stamp WAS printed in yellow and pink
either variety 10 held 20 be worth
1880 It supposed 20 be one Of The
very rsres: OF sll those Issued by the
Confederate States.
Athens. Ga., held fve.cent red
stamp, a little smaller in size than the
ordinary postage stamp OF toasy. In
the center vas an oval Of two lines, in
which we've ,he words IT CraN ford
P. VI. Athens, ia" Inside % this was
an oval " twelve stare. within which
VAS the word Paid" and fg1re "5''
urderneath. One thou.snd dollars is
tho value ~ this specimen in red.
Stamps in dull purple are valued at
, bnt $40.
SIX varieties ~ Two, three, FIVE, ten,
! fifteen and twenty-cent stsnps were
/ iss1ed a. Marion, Va All denomina-
tions were Of a very plain design,
which consisted o. ;ype-set border.
At The TOP 10 the word Check"
with the word Paid" underneath. At
ei'her side OF the stamp are ;he words
up. Office" and Marion, Va >
All The rest OF the surface OF the
stamp is blank space Only black
stsmps OF this variety were issued, and
I all the denominations sr. held 81 the
same prem ium, which IL $500.
Salem, Va, had IN issue that easily
holds its own with the crudest OF the
type.set designs. This variety 10 sim
ply a half.inch square box OF type. in
the cenierof which il the word Paid. "
Underneath this is IS etc" Cnat-
tractive a. this example may be, still
tns collector values this black piece Of
paper a. 5000.
The Ave and the ;eu.cent red-brown-
green stamps OF Victoria. Tex, are each
valued at 5000. They show rectan-
gulsr frame, a. the top Of which is the
word Victoria" at TIE bottom being
Postage In the center, in very
email letters, is the inscription, y. A.
Moody, P. VI, with large figure 'S''
underneath.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-02

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine
Tablets. DrB.gists refund money IL
/, fails 70 cure. E. W. GROVES sig-
nature lie on each box. &s.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-02
A Collection Worth s35. 900.

Built up Of different kinds Of type
border were the two, FIVE and ten-cent
stamps OF Cnientown, Ala. At i.e
top OF this stamp were the letters
-. ;. .",he word Postage" in the
center. Directly fellow this 10 the
figure IS" inclosed by parenthesis
marks, which divide the word Paid"
At the extreme bottom IL Union.
town"
The tvo.cent green-grsy blue, the
fiye.cent green.grsy blue and the i've.
cent green are each valued at $1,000,
while the ten-cent denomination, OF
about the same design, but printed in
red, 10 clsssed among the scarest va.
rsties and is valued at $3.50
Tellico Plains, Tenn. had two va.
rieiles Of s,amps, and 10 cents, both
printed IN red. At the top OF plain
border OF rule is M. +. Johnson,
p. NJ" In the center within square
built up OF type border, is PAID g."
while al the bottom, in two lines, 10 the
name OF the issuing Office. Both va.
rieiies Of this stamp are valued al $50.
A scent red stamp OF Rheatown,
Tenn, is quite similar in design 20 the
stamp last described, with the name OF
ID Pence, P. NJ" At tie top. This
variety lie valued a. 500.
Plesssn; shade, Va, issued a stamp
made o: type border. At the top 10
"Ples.ant shade, virginia" Under
THE. divided by line o: border, 10 the
word "Po.toffi,e," while a: the ex-
IRENE bottom is n. +. Davis, p VI"
IT, the center Of ,he stamp i The fig.
ure'5 The valued al $50
Nashville, Tenn, has = rare stamp in
the 10 cent green bearing the name OF
Nv. d. McNlsh, P. NJ, Nashville,
Tenn =" in a circle in the center % the
stamp, which includes Paid b." Sur.
rounded by smaller circle OF eleven
stars. This is quoted at $3.50
The most valuable collection OF Con-
federste stamp. 10 that owned by II.
K. beats OF Pennington, Y. J. This
includes almost all the rare varieties
aud also nearly every other stamp 10.
sue OF the South during the civil war.
Mr.. Deats 10 the leading authority on
these stamps, and his collection 10 VAL
ued 81 $500.
70 GLIDE col % La ONE DAY
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-02

his in gray blue 10 worth s35, while
10 gray green the value 10 placed at
20 The fve-cent yellow with orns-
mental border is valued 81 SEQ, while
'he nve.cent yellow with the plain
border is quoted at tl4O.
Wy the Elk varieties Of stamps issued
a. New Orleans only two are rare, the
s'e'eent red on white paper and the
n'e'eent red on blue paper. At the
'0pand bottom Of these stamps 10 the