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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-10-15
9aIti III 0 I c, ben 7. Sftuber 1907.
gcpartcmcMt fir 0fientlidle 2idlerheit.

SUUfI CpuTtCWtNt Dcr lytUtfUtUUrDt.
9erfiegeItc, an bte Gontraff' gebbroe a~oreffirte
glngebote tperoen BON Observation-Disclosures in oefs
Tags. am Wittpud, ben %. Ettober 1907. iiir
bic 2ieferling bon YferoesSutter iir ons 5eucrs
Scparteinent fir einen. BRET ooer iehs Wtoiate
enteeaeu %eenomnlen. Spe6itifaiionen peroen
aui slpplifation bonn Sefretdr bes SeIersSes
pa rtemellts ~geliefcrt. Gin un ben Wtdbor unb
Staotrntb Bon Galtimorer 5ub.6arer beaIaubigs
ter Gbed i'm Netrage bon $500 nlub Dem Nrgcs
bot bei9eleet fem.
Gas Reff tpirb borbebaIten, ireenb Elm ODER
ale anecbote 5I berperfen.
Sm guftraee bet geb5rbe.
o.. %. Wtltiuipr,
Seiret1r.
9eglaubiGt:
Z. Varrh Mabuuf,
8rdfioent Scr GuntraftsGergebungS'Geboroc
(Sft10-121i-19.2D
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Sctrathsuciudl.

Sunaer oeutiber Mann. % Sabre alt in
outer Steue. Dor Dem Grdmei ais Wdihiniit,
iutt cine Gebens9efdbrtin; Seutibe bepor8ugt;
Photographic crpiinibt. Siierien inter 9bifs
fire ,,2. ~" ,Erutibcr Gurreippnbent,"
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@crmiifDte Nn5eigen.
TanfIagung.

iercn i~rnia'icn Snitf fir ole Gu mputbie n1o Die
pieIen prndtpnlen Nlumenfperoet mo beions
oers fir Die troiireihen ySorte oeS Fuiiors Is.
~eroieung ~nniercr ~9eIicbten .uiutter Titturia eli.
iabetb YiuiinH aus. Sie truIernben StnterbIte'
beilell.
(2sS) Charles, ScnrD uno Spbu 6oiIng.
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Srdu s. OdpiIon.

iibcr Wlegurb's VufInoeIt,
210 Mcit.2criugton. Str.
Gtfaubenfebern s%ereinist, geiriufeIt uro in
allen Sbattirun9en 9efdrbi. GD9eI uno SIilgeI
geidrbt iinb aereinigt. 8iite gcreinigt, gefarbt
uuo umgeiurnt. (Sept19. 2Wlte)
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Baltimore Cemetery.

Shreou: Srantiu. Slbs., Baltimore. II. @urtbftr.
.@e9rdbnibpldee sum Yerfanf = bon $25 an.
nif psarI1orptotten dbeeSren3t $35 NiGs
fir Trauerecttesoienie. CSint16, 1S)
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Goubpn . Yarf /. Gcmctcra.

Nhrfau: Nr. 81, gpeit.s aratuga. straRe, unb
Sampt.gtnsans, 1reoerid.Sioab.
3eerdbniBplibe bon $25 an inter beftdnotger
Iuiiiht. SdnittbIumeil, 9epiuoe, YfiuIsen etc.
perben i'm 1reibbauie am @auptsGinsdng ge'
funoen. Infer ggent pirb, peu,i gepinfbt,
borfpreGen. OPP
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Wlbcrt s. GnQcr,

2cidcnbeftattcr.
Tabfolqer bon gStliam 2. SrD liro bel tbn1
fir "a Sabre beinIftigi. Hr. 22t, Horo-Sruuo.
,uah. SeIepbon: gSplfe 2203. Wdbiee 8reife.
(Sft2-)
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St. So6n's GoGeae.

Mnneppiis, Mo. 9epartemeut Der aiiufte uno
gSifielfhaften Der llniueriitdt BON Warplanb,
Gtablirt 1906. 8luffifhe uno tpiiienictaft'
Iide 9plIegs5furie uno @eipdbrung bon SipIo.
men. Spe5ieue TortbeiIe fir Gtl6enten. nel1e
SuS ODER Wibi3in ftuSire1 nouen. WiIttdri,
t9eS Gepartement unter 9eituro bon Nrinees
anaben fir ben @intritt in ct. So5n's ooer an,
here College. Semefter beginnt am 18. Sep
terlner.r Mait iuenbe fmb a" ~, as, 'Lta'
Cnlt19-) 9hpntnS Ven, 6. g. 8.
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Qurraine.

Malertidi. - Yariarttg. - 1rteblih.
@eitItd, bon Walhreof cine uno cine ldlhe
giortbsstnemuesGar Greie auticten Ra1mifta9s
am terminus. Greife bon 9esrdbnibpIdben
lett ipesieu. .9eidte geoiueuneen. 1eIepbon:
9'paos. GerIaret grof1ire. (@sai4,i5,1&S)
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u a d elmer f nung ser
bcfonnten Mem.gorfer Sirma Gum
betrug Die ourdibnittlibe Grbohung
oller Woaren in Oer, lebten 5ebn Sab
ren 51.7 Ero5ent. Gas grbeits.9ii.
reoll IN @oibin9ton giebt bie Yreis.
lteigerunN Der 2ebensbcoiirfniiie nab
rem oes letten Sabr5ebnts nit 800
Fro5ent an, lpppon ol,f oas lette ,Sabr
90 Fro5ent e%ntfollen. Tie llrladen
Der Vertbellerulg meroen leiber nidt
ongegeben. GinSbeil mag auf 2ed1-
ming Ocs Sorifs geiett pcroen, Scr
Tobrifonten g%eltottet, DEM Eubliflm
bobcre Freile ob5uucrlangcn, oils tic
in arsloltoiihen Warften fir lire
Waaren erbolten fonnen. Mllt bic
beoelltenoc Steigerung Der @oIbprp.
BUTTON miro als cine llrinde Ser
Ereistei9crlu1q genonnt. 8olb lit ols
Wetnu billiger gciporOen, unb bnmit
'lno onbere Gingc, oie man bafiir ein.
tauld)t, entiprchenbe thelerer geipor-
Den. GoS @olo bat niht mebr Die
&anffroft, mic in 3eitcn, in benen es
rpeniser baufig Dor.
@ouperneurs Gan0toat
Grotbers lit nod franf u1lO fam Dor.
laufig perionli6 feinen oftipen Mn.
tbeil an Der Champagne nebnten. 9e.
ito lpdrlner treten feline Sreunoe fir
i'm ein. 8ollpcrnellr @ariieIo iogtc
IN leincr Heoe SIT Wount Gormfi.
Baltimore : Gorntp, Dor einem Sub.
liflm Don ctiua 10000 bis $4,000
Eerlonen: .Sn menigen Monoten
miro Hlhtcr Grotbers mcin Had)fol.
ger iein uno er miro Gin belierer @o,l-
pcrnalr lein, ols if es 9etpcien bin,
er lit Elm aroBer uto tiidtiaer Wann.
Dem Die @obliabrt bes gnnsen Staa.
ties am Serjet lieet." Solfe @or.e
aus Dem Wunbe zines @ouperneurs,
oeiien amtsfiibrure al,d) Die 3epu.
blifaner nidlt befriteln fonnen, ipie=
gel, ld)iper. NGrmere Mnetfennuna
ais @oupernclir Warfielo Setrn Grr.
Tiers soft, lit nidt gu ertparten. Serr
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nMir bnrren ous!" go luu-
tet Der on Sonntog einitimmig &c.
ioBte 9eifluB Der Nerp = gorter
Commercial" Seleerapbiiten. Ger
NationoI : Yrdiioent email bate
ocn gusitGnbigen erfIdrt, baB Die
Strife . 8aiie leer iei unb feline aus.
iiht ouf Elm 8eipinnen bes Au5iton-
beS Iei. 9orouf ontporteten bie9lus.
~ItGnoigen nit bent einitimmigen Be-
idluB: r@ir barren ols!" Sit MIR
cine 6rage - mie Ionge fonnen lie
rod) ousbarren, penn Die aaiie leer
lit?
8~eneraI Sprucc Eortcr.
Der ISiibrer Ser amlerifaniiden 9ele.
gotion i'm Saog, bot lid iiber bic DC
iultotc Der Sriebensconferen5 giinitig
altagCiproden. Sic iibertreffen met
nc Grmortungen meit," ioQ er gelogt
boben. Grluartungen ideint General
Eortcr bon p%ornberein an Die Gr9e6.
niiie ser SrieoenS Gonieren5 nidt
geitellt 5l boben. @ci einem pielfO-
pii9en uno p%icliinni9en Gonglomcrot
bon Gclegoten aus oaer Scrren Can.
Ser lGBt iid a%ueroings nid)t uiel ct.
mnrten.
Ger biclgenannte 81
bnbn-Wagna 6. $. Sorrimon bat
Den 2eitcrn ser BON inn controlirtcu
Sobncn @ciiuna ge9ebcnL Die 90.
tricbsfolten ein5ui6rGnfen, bn ser
@elon,arft nod imner fnopp ici,
Seine ielet Nrbeiten iollen in Nns
grill genommen merben. is miro alls
gegebcn, oaB ctmo 10000 Wonn bon
ben 3obllliten peItrid)en meroen. Sb
Die Nod)rid)t bcgriinbet lit ooer 81
9orien5lueden perbreitet moroc,t
muB ob1cpartet 1perben.
Gle Of He9icrunJ
lit nn Der Mrbeit, bie Musmonoerlng
81 regllliren, Inn Gomplifotionen, mic
tie in ben &ereinigten Stauten mo
Canada porgefommen, 81 uermei6cn,
9ic-NllsluonOerrngs . 8eielifaitcn
haben ie $4,000 Gen ST. o%eponiren.
0teie 6orocrung bot bereits icd)S ser
Sci eulfoften aus Dem @eidGfte &C.
trieben. lleberbies lit porgei6riebe1
Dab feline @cieuifaft monotlid mcbr
oils 30 Ferioncn, bon benen nidt
mebr ais Is Mdnner icin oiirie!l
nod Solpoii ifiden bari, bn ole mel.
itcn Sapaner bon Saruoii l,ad) Mmc.
rita fomnlen. Gle glSnnnoerilng
loa noh Goreo gelellft lperoen. Nm
Der Eociiicfiiite miro man ouoeocn
nidts eir5llwenOen boben.
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Gr. s. ". Scring beiproh
lebten Sonitag in elmer Neoe Ole 81.
non5en u%nieres Stoates l1uo mics
oos @eflunfer Der &epll6lifaner iibcr
ibren Sinon6.Hecorb ghn5 luno gar
5uriif. Sc lpcni9er ic ohriibcr ioeet1,
oeito better fir lie. Die @eietgebllr.
gen BON 1896 mo 1898 lino nod in
oler @eoGHtniB uno nicn1ono
iuiinidt cine @ie0erbolung oerielben.
Die ein5i9c Soffnllng Der Nepublifn-
ner allt Grfplg berubt in Dem Neger.
@otilm. Same Oos Neger.G otum oen
Hepllblifonern nidt 81 Silfc, 10
fonnte Die Eortci in Warplono liqrl.
oiren. Sn bcn Tinon5- Mngcle9enDci.
ten Warplano'S mcib Ct. Sering gut
@eldeio, mo Dob Ous Negcr.Iotum
fiir Die repubIifoniibe Yurtci aus.
idlaggebcno lit, weib ieoer WorplGn.
Ser.
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Worftelo lit Scr feiten llcber5ellgl,nG
Dab Hlfter Grotbers crrpGDlt ltno on5
T%ertralen redtiertigel miro, ipeldes
Die 0llrger beg Staates in i'm ieben.
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SmriitensG bmle,

Baltimore tlniuerTtdt.
M6tnbsTorIeIIunger. Ndhites Semeiter be-
einnt am 1. Eftpbcr. Sir 8ataIpee menoe nun
fib an Gugenr 6'Sunnc, Setret1r, Nr. $40,
Noro.Gbarlee.straRe Baltimore, Mb.
(gtue1 .29Rte)
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9eeInubiGt:


8rdfioent Der Contradict .9ebb
CSft10-12,fi-19,2D
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30
THIS is WORTH SAVING.

The following simple home made
mixture is said to relieve any form o.
Rheumatism or backache. also cleanse
and strengthen the Kidneys and Blad
der, overcoming all urinary disorders,
if taken before the stage of Bright
disease: Fluid Extract Dandelion,
one-half ounce; Compound Kargon.
one ounce; Compound Syrup Sarsa.
parilla, three ounces. Mix by shaking
we'll in bottle and take in teaspoon
full doses after rleals and at bedtime
A well-known authority states that
these ingredients are mainly of vege-
table extraction, and harmless to use,
and can be obtained at small cost
from any good prescription pharmacy
Those who think they have kidney
trouble or suffer with lame back or
weak bladder or Rheumatism, should
give this prescription trial, as no
harm can possibly follow it use. and
it is said to do wonders for some peo.
pie.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30
KILLED BY BUZZ SAW.

The people Of Frankvllie and vicin.
ity were shocked and saddened beyond
measure by tie tragic death on
Saturday of Irwin Crabtree, who
was instantly killed by the
bnrsing of buzz-saw, IA fragment of
the saw about four or five inches long
striking him in the forehead, pene
trating the skull and Embedding itself
in the brain. The accident occurred
at Walker DeCow's, near Ossian,
where Frank Beckman was operating
wood-saw. Irwin was bright low
able boy of seventeen or eighteen
years, the second son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Orlo Crabtree. He was born and grew
to young manhood in this locality.
in which occurred the sad going ont
of his Young life. A considerable
portion of his time he has been with
an aunt in southern Minnesota. and
he was preparing to make her visit
mt the time of his death, intending
to start in few days. The hearts of
the entire community go out in deep
est sympathy To the grief stricken
parents, brothers and sisters. The
funeral will be held at the Centennial
church Thursday afternoon.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30
BAILEY SPRINGS.

From Our Regular Correspondent.
Jan. 80, 1907.
The exhibition which was to be
held in school No. 4, Canoe, next
Friday evening, Feb. 2nd., will be
changed to shadow party, since on
account of sickness among the
scholars. complete program can not
be rendered. However. few drills,
tableaux and recitations will be given.
1t is hoped as many as possible will
come as the money for the sale of the
shadows is to go to the purchase of a
much needed furnace for the school,
ard it is especially urged that the
members of the district will attend for
this purpose, which will be of most
benefit for them. No admission
charged. .
IL. l.. Fossum hadl quite narrow
escape last week when he was haul :
ing wood up here. His load tipped
and he barely escaped, though slight
ly injured.
Miss Nettie Halkesvik spent last
Sunday at home.
The Misses Hilda and Anna Rudy
went with their parents to party at
Steno's near Hesper yesterday. A
shooting match was held in the after
noon at which few showed great
skill and practice in workmanship
The Bailey boys were ont at "A
charavai at Locust last Wednesday
night
Miss Emma Neishem spent few
days at home last week.
Pete Ramlo's entertained number
of young people at party Saturday
evening.
A few DAYS ago wolf was seen on
Rudy's farm crossing field. AS no
attempt was made to follow it mp,
its den has not yet been discovered.
Halsey's gave dance to the Bailey
Club Friday night the 18th, at which
the young people highly enjoyed
themselves.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30
BURR OAK.
From our regular correspondent

From our regular correspondent
JAN 2s, 1907.
Mike Donlan is home from the
Kessell hospital, where he had sue
cessful opertion performed.
Mr.. and Mrs S. Pierce are enjoy.
ing visit from their daughter, Mrs.
@. Ward, of Canistota, S. ID.
Miss Mary Failey of DEBORAH is
spending some time with her sisters
here.
The l.. A. S. will gather at the
home of Mr.. VIM. BaHentine at Pros
per on Wednesday for dinner.
Frank Rees of North Dakota is
visiting his relatives here.
Bert Mcintosh of Canton was on our
streets Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Libbey came
over from Ridgeway Saturday for an
over Sunday visit with home folks.
Misses Melissa and Hilda Ramlo
and Messrs. Tillapaugh and Sullivan
took in "We Are King at DEBORAH
Wednesday evening.
The S. c. Creamery Co. held their
annual meeting at the hall Saturday,
having an oyster dinner served at the
hotel.
The third generation enjoyed them.
selves at party at B. f. Sheley's
Friday evening.
Sam McMullen of Montrose, S. d.
is renewing acquaintance here.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Pierce entertained
friends at cards FRIDAY evening. Mrs.
Geo. Potter received the head prize.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Schoonmaker of
Harmony visited his brother Fred
and wife on Friday.
The little son of Rev. and Mrs.
Hallett was very ill last week with
lung fever. DR.. Emmons and Swezey
were summoned and Miss Ambli of
DEBORAH was installed AS nurse for a
couple of days. At present the child
is on the gain.
Miss Martha Goforth will be one of
the Roberts family for short time.
Mr.. Jno. Ward still continues to be
in very poor health, slowly failing.
Messrs. Thomas and Clarence
Whitethorn of Ramona, S. d. is visit.
ing friends in this vicinity.
News reached here last week that
the family of Albert Delay of Water
loo had been poisoned with ptomaine
poisoning. His brother Will went
there Thursday and found them re-
covering from the poison. but his
brother dangerously ill with pneu-
monia.
The six months old daughter of L.
Sutton was buried at the Catholic
church Friday The child was a
victim of whooping cough, pneumonia
setting in, which proved fatal.
Guy Shelley went to DEBORAH this
morning TO drive the Waukon stage
Messrs. Roberts and Thompson
Sundayed at DEBORAH.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30

From our regular correspondent

From our regular Correspondent
Jan. 80, 1907.
Mrs Golfer visited in Minneapolis,
Wednesday.
Harry Wager returned to school
duties in Austin. Mimi. Wednesday
Thos. Pierce was in Chicago last
week.
A Hard Time dance is to be held
in the Calmar opera house this even
ing.
Mds. Carl Meyer and p. A. Peter.
son entertain at cards tomorrow aft
ernoOn.
Mr.. Frank Dolly returned from
Redwing yesterday.
About twenty of the business men
of Calmar have formed company to
store ice this winter. They have
leased the ice house of Mr.. Merrick,
he having gone out of the business.
Mrs. Bucks brother, Mr.. Englehart
of st. Olaf, Iowa, is here visiting
her.
Mrs. Roome went to Mason City
today to visit her son and daughter.
Mrs. Carrie Meyer had the m isfor-
tune to sprain her ankle one day last
week.
The st Pats were again entertained
at a six O'Clock dinner Saturday, Mrs
A. A. Kicks being hostess.
Mrs. Johnson's mother. Mrs.
Ostrander and grandmother, Mrs.
ComsJock returned to their homes in
Alden, MINI. Saturday.
Miss Evelyn Miller entertained the
Kings Daughters at her home
Saturday afternoon.
Miss Hattie Campbell spent Sunday
at home from her school duties at
Monona.
Miss verna Meyer. was at DEBORAH
Saturday.
Peter Meyer goes to Dubuque
Wednesday, to attend the wedding of
relative.
E. G. Walkers brother. P. Walker
of Wadena, Mimi. has been visiting
him the past week.
Miss Annie Olson returned to Aus
tin, Mimi. this week.
The literary society of the high
school will hold their monthly pro-
gram Friday afternoon of this week.
Bertram Walker has been i'll the
past week
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Gibson, who
have been visiting at the Sam
Collins home, have left for Seattle.
Wash
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30
HESPER.
From our Regular Correspondent

tFrom our Regular Correspondent
Jan. %, 1907.
r. H. Worth of La Crosse made a
brief visit at the home of his father
DR.. Worth, last week
Nj. V. Newcomer and G. A. HAT,
made business trip to DEBORAH last
Wednesday.
Miss Dora Void has been on the sick
list the past week.
Mrs. Anna Farr of Oskaloosa. "A for.
mer missionary in Jamaica, spen,
several days at the home of Rev.
Carter last week. On Wednesday
evening she gave an interesting talk
at the Friends church on the mis-
sionary work being done in Jamaica.
:, Mrs. +. CastertOn of Canton, Mimi.
was an over Sunday visitor at the
nome of her mother. Mrs. Braynt.
G. A. Nelson was at DEBORAH one
day last week.
Martin Johnson, who has been i'll
with pneumonia, is reported as being
better.
The basket social last Tuesday eve.
ming Melted the basketball squad q
little over six dollars.
G. ]. Tamnes was DEBORAH visitor
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Halsey was up from Canoe
last week to help in caring for Mrs.
M. c. Reid.
Rev. II. @. Carter and Calvin Rowe
left Thursday for Walton, Wis, tC
attend quarterly meeting.
Owing to the stormy weather ON
Sunday, Jan. Goth there were no ser
vices at either the Friends or Metho-
dist churches.
Chas Newcomer returned from
milwaukee,. Wis. last week.
The l.. G. L. A. monthly tea will be
held at the home of Mrs. Ed Oar.
rington Tuesday, Jan. Goth.
The next meeting OF the Civic
League which was TO have been held
next Friday evening will be post.
poned until the following Friday,
Feb. Sth, at which time there is To bt
debate between Burr Oak and Hes
per. The question is Resolved,
election law should be enacted. y
Burr Oak will argue i'll favor OF the
affirmative.
Mrs. Nj. G.. Reid met with very
painful accident last Monday, Jan.
2lst. While OH her way to the home
of r. Nj. Garter she fell and broke
one OF her limbs between the knee ant
hip. Drs. Cady and Worth wer,
called, who report her as being about
as welt as could be expected although
suffering considerably at present,
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30

FOR RENT OR SALE Nine room
house, good location, good well,
cistern, woodshed barn. Henry Fret
theim. ltf.
FOR SALE-400 acre farm in Bluff
ton township, known as the Keefe
| farm. Inquire on the premises.
section 30 and 80. Aft
] FOR SALE-Fine residence lot, close
to business part of town. H. A.
Prastmark
LOST-A note book between Hoyt's
Mill and Roman Bros. barn
Finder please leave at this Office
4-2pd.
WANTED-Furnishe room with
steam heat and use of telephone by
nurse, near the center of the city.
Inquire at this Office. 5-2pd.
FOR SALE-The Ed. Hogan pro-
perty, seven room house. barn,
good well, eight acres of land. To-
Gated one block from Water street.
Christen Bros. 5,2
FOR SALE-6 young horses, 4 sets
of harness, 1 single buggy, two
seated buggy, top buggies. open
buggy, 2 sets light hobs. cutter,
several other things such as robes
blankets etc. Inquire one door west
OF Stiles Hotel W. ID. Gould. 5-3Id
WANTED-l0 men in each state TO
travel, distribute samples of our
goods and tack signs. Salary $50. CO
per month; 3d. 90 per day for eX-
penses. SAUNDERS Co., Depart
ment P. As Jackson Boulvard, Chi
cago, Ill. l-12
FOR SALE-Farm. 24O acres in
Pleasant township, nine miles
northeast of DEBORAH, with good
buildings and running water. A
good stock farm. Write the owner.
j. 0. Johnston, ST. Paul, Mimi.
~ De Soto ST., or III. G. Hjerleid,
DEBORAH, Iowa. 5-Spd
FOR SALE-A well improved and
we'll located 100 acre stock farm ~
ing Oh the public highway close TO
school and churches, with r. r.. ID.
right to the door. About lao acres
in field, the rest in pasture and
about 10 acres in timber, with
CIeSh TuuuluS through one corner
of the pasture. The farm is free
from all kinds of false seeds and
quack grass. A room house with
cellar, wood shed, tool shed.
granary, double corn crib with good
basement for chickens; good barns
with basement to room, 80 head of
cattle, stable for horses good we'll
and windmill, big cistern, all in
good repair The land is No. and
is we'll worth $50 per acre alone,
but if sold soon the following pro-
perty Will go into the bargain:
Horses, cattle. hogs. 400 bushels of
oats, 1000 bu. corn, 20 tons of hay,
straw, 2 sets of harness, lumber
wagons, one bob. one cutter, two
buggies, 3 plows, harrow, seeder. 2
riding corn plOws, Mccormick
binder, mower and rake and many
other things. A small payment
down; balance for long time at
per cent interest. Write the
owner. A. p Rude, old l.. l..
Fossum place. Address Box Go,
Route 4. DEBORAH Iowa. 2-3pd.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30
NASSET

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i From Our Regular Correspondent.
Jan. 2S. 1907.
Mr. and Mrs. V. Ruen's little boy
who died was buried Tuesday the
22nd, at the Fjelde church.
Nick Nelson was home visitor over
Sunday.
A. Halvorson passed through our
streets Thursday.
Helmer and Clara Void returned to
Maud, Iowa, after few days visit
with friends and relatives.
Albert Hanson is home visitor at
present.
Adolph Wick has painted an altar
painting and placed it in the new
Koren church in Union Prairie. Not
having taken any lessons, he is
certainly doing well.
Miss Clara School, who has been
working for her sister. Mrs. G..
last Sunday.
Miss Olga Wick returned to DEBORAH
last Wednesday,
Mr.. G.. Lundtvedt passed through
our berg Wednesday,
Mr.. Adolph Wick is on the sick
list.
Miss Ruth Hegtvedt returned to her
home at Dallas. Wis. last week
Theo. Buer spent Saturday at De-
corah
Farmers who intend to build this
year will find that the cost of every
thing that enters into the operation
has advanced above the high prices
of 1905.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1907-01-30
CLAY HILL
From our regular correspondent.


Jan. 2S, 1907.
Mrs. Elmer Mansfield, who has been
visiting her aunt and uncle, Mr.: and
Mrs. A. Weplar. the past week, re.
turned to her home at Mason City to-
day.
Word has been received from Miss
Clementine Tyler, that she arrived in
Riverside, CAL, on the morning of
the Goth inst, where she visited for a
week. going ON to Los Angeles where
she will spend the remainder of the
winter at the home of her brother.
g. II. Tyler.
G.. Il. Pearson went to Chicago
with another fine load of fat cattle,
Sunday morning.
Master Percy Weplar is rejoicing
over a gift of two sheep from Mr.. and
Mrs. Courtney of Button. Percy
thinks himself quite a man, having
so much property" all his own.
Mrs. M Griebel entertained the l..
W. q. last Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Gold of DEBORAH
spent last week with friends in this
vicinity.
Mrs. c.. L. Pearson is recovering
from a severe attack of lagrippe.
1t seems that good sleighing and
moonlight nights, generally travel
together. and of course everybody"
takes advantage of it.
Miss Title Thompson. teacher in
Dist. No. 3. Spndayed with relatives
in DEBORAH.
Mr. Chas. Falck spent yesterday
with homefolks in Canoe.
Mrs. Linzenmeyer visited with re-
latives in DEBORAH last Wednesday
and Thursday.