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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-19
JnoIanoet.


Batter Scrbert saiupcr, IrGiiSent
for Mnti-Saloon 2eaelie | Sionr
Gin, ftf to College 5tuSenter til of
gaa ill SaIoonerrtc oeo Stod Ddroen
jom Speibcre, men DC blep umbiadet
ben @rao, Of be iiaen bar maattet
tul0e 5elrgeil. Manor Sears cs 20
Iitid,ef Gineen bar erfI9ret, at Der
iom 2ignen blaitser its mo ! seres
Gfi9rer, piI DC life gisre toset mob
E7Sn men lane Dem orioe i'm
Trafif Sstt0ag ioapeliom andre
Gage. State,is Intiiolont.Sr8a en-
fl9rer, at oericm Mapor Gears %
hans @cIitihef life homIhbaper 70
ben. ptl be bIire Fat timber SiItole.
Yoitrppcr fansrn. s Roltbnlet
/ Rorthpoob blco ser giort NTDarliS
ben 2tbc 6cbrtnr al en- 8crIort, lolIl
foibte ia Sbpmas Iutbro'e, men Bp'
marsboI Gion opsaacoe bort. San
forIsste at rpnlIre, men Sfion tito
efter bonn oa iaareoe 90 fan9eoe BAN.
ghi err BAN toumet itg iaapas al inc
Car. at ban hr,Oe ppergiDes I'll De
feoeraIe Gittortteter, 90 Boreteoe
Stoters Ieari6d fur ben 13oe os.
90 toa ba1n til Sort Dodge. Sar
hor tfte billet fortGlle noget ON lt8
ieIp eler lin SamiIie, men ban er ira
9eIt ct. 9uul % er CT fsr berp9tet
Mano. MnrIbaI OLion | Rortbtpooo
Ri, mar ambrcie ftrSes ifplStg, faa
en- gelernirg fra Regiernlget for I'm
SuurraaSigsc6.
grriibentfampasnen besgnst. art'
Srep SoipnsenS Sticp, oeu "ietu'
Irre" aanbtSat for 8rGitoentprrste.
heoen, fcrn Tpr ct aar 9age ltoeIr I'll
GInoro FOR at begproe I'm galgtortp.
Som fom meb i'm SriIlebsr % en- 6or'
inrila at 8tlleber al ITO felp, loln
hau ioIgte FOR en Gent Stpffet Tor at
faa 8ertae til at betoIe for itt aitto-
ntcbtItlIr, iour ifaI bcgpnbc | Itot.
s,iiep begptSte of tale paa ct Sooe'
Fisrne, men Ell gniSenille. 6oreitil'
lima beamtbte iamtiobg paa en- Blat'
form / RprbeSerL % Sof Torloo
@9aauernsren"; men ban fldgte etter,
on loo mart Der bar Ell BurIe San'
aer poa gLatiornrIL bespnste ban
fnt SaIe, boor bon bar blepet al
brltst. getpreret for 5oreItillinget
irbbeS farn til at fonuale ! Geatret
en- aftenen og fatLberlae I'M Cole ira
Scener efter 9oreitilingell; bet glor'
be ban, ibet ban trilleSe i'm Errllebsr
tuS ana Scenm % boibt i'm Yale.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-19
Miarnun,t.
GIGe aphnipn, en- OFT

GlNe SpDt,pn, ell orfeaarS gall'
mel Eige I Gan Claire, ageoe Iors'
bag paa aielfe % renbte meo &ooe'
oct moo ct Gre; btn ipnteS life al
bore fonu11et noeet tilifabe og peb'
bIeo at age. Wet ba bun ont Mite
nen fc1n biem erebes blrn al iaa
rploiemme RuiteIfer, at bain osoe I'M
ser itore Smerter. H 2Peer bler
inbfalSt, men Be fltrbe life fortlare
Spsbrnnen eller bi9lpe 8igen.
"Ssuner Of Worse" / Sltsion ptI
ino iitano el 17be WSaifeIt iaar oe
oil forIsee at foa Senator aruite Rel'
Jon til at boIoe 5eIttalen; ba Sera'
toret bar Iopet at tale | DHlipaltfee
Cen THE Wai, td,tfer man at boloe
Setter / Sllbion Ell Dag fer eler e.
ter 6en t7Se % ina ham til at itanie
poa Geier iii elIer fra W~tilipn1rfee,
0erIom nto, faar HeIior, oil BET hi
her itsrite 17Se Woiieit, iom no9er'
iinbc er feiret / ben Del al 8iscon'
fin.
9pmpanict siper pp. Ga Grosie &
Glad Riuer Sails Gomporl iom
tarftc at bpsge en- e~lcttrrif Smte mel
lem 90 CROSSE % SIad &iper Jols,
bar opeipet 8rcieftet, ba Ga Grosie
gSoter Io,per 60. bar bbsgct ell
0urnuine peo SotfieIo, % andre
aomeanier or i~uforporerebe for ID
Ipqae 8aner fra 90 crosse til gper
norbenfor. ellie gper, giennem bptlte
9ancn ifltLoe gaa, iom banoe stnei
9onoS for at biGIpe &ompaniet, er
biepne umberettebe ON ben Itolte Se'
Fir1ins % ptI 'an fine ScttSs iglen'
ioaindrt De forlaueer ben.
1iuSrc Garter, itprre Tris. 8reh'
m9nbene | Ga Crosse er nteget mis-.
fprrsieoc meo oen ME 8nsiGgerturi
al 21a Gents pon Sernbanerne, %
9iuetprfen fra 9per inoen 90 % 10
Wtd fra Ga Crosse er b6iere mi eto
oen bar for. Som gyenlpel nppreS,
al isr oor SriIen for Ell Billet fro
3eTtbp I'll Ga Grosic sos, mcl, I'M
naar ser ifal tages 90 Gents tor
boer Mil blicer Griien $1.1o. % Del
ianrmc er SiIfGIbet fra andre Smaa'
boer. fscr piorbe Sanerne SrSrsn1'
uueIier I'll bisie Smoobper I 9tletpr'.
fen til Ga Grosie, men III lager De
Gle TiIf9Ioer 21a Gents.
grciterme prffer SpIst. - Sor'
retnirssm9no | So @roSie ioln ing
Ter for, at set &orstos, iou De reior'
merte Nsreiter i gpen bar begytot
moo SaIoonerue, oil itaSe Spen, bar
orsoniieret Ell Sprerirs ion at mpo'
orbctsc 8rciternes ShlnFIpeelie. Sor'
rniraen beitaar al 8boleNale 5or'
horhIcre al Sriffeoarer, Srpgscre.
@tQiarsban. gtere % ligretoe Sor'
retniueer. 6. 2. Srpber. ErTIiSen'
ten for 9iq,ior SeaIers Isioctation,
ibser, at be oil life bespuoe 8ris moo
@reiterne, men bare isse at oplpie
SoIf onl at ser / Be 5~orrctlinger,
iom foroemeS al Greiterue, osiao
or bGoerliee SoIf. Ger er iaoSan @e'
praeIie I @per, at Oct er iarbiptdig,
Of gorserre piI Hoa ito ianmei %
forlarge. at De opiigtspeffenoe @e'
] iprmuefpoer cpberer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-19

ere Solipitener. Bao berrte Maaoe
meter 6orL at Der life aIene ~foreaaor
Ell no6ptte al Stoffe, men ogiao al
Srganismer mellem 8Ipoerne / Ser.
oerSrlmTrtet.
6remttoige llnoeris9eIier iaor pie,
ON bisie ortittge &beorier er beretti'
eeoe, men itffert er BET ioIfnIo, at De
imoa RortitIer, iom ippOer ON / Sui
ten, / mango Senieetrber FOREIGNER
Sprnerfiombeb, og at St1roiet al Benz
tan bibroge til at Isie mango mert2.
ltee GrobIe1ner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-19
1tnrn pnkntu.

9ucu Safes | Sidso Gornttn oil
ionr opfsre en- 9th &au for $4,000.
SeItc for glaffa. sra @oLep @ttr
berettes, at =. 9. SotIor er rent III
GIaifo meb en- 8oGuIrSutn8 SeIte,
Icrr ban baoSe tiebt bcromtrtn8, %
iom urieoe aieuueminitlig 1000
G,mb boer. 8o9nen meO &eitcne bler
fu5let til ct &a&iasertog ior At font
me .bitrtig til SeattIe % mao Den ter'
= Numper. iGr teller roroooer.
Grtmtp, SiIa8 WortOu.
Games :. Sill bnr ienot CONNER.
citl Club / Br1no Sorts Ell SegeI
for $1,000, fom er hans Sace I'll Ct,
0fidadS Soipttd, iHm iaor bp9geS
al Stiter& u St. &oiepb % @orgere
/ gpen. SoipitaIet uI frite $4,000
"a blioe ct al De beSitc &cipitoler
8eitgn.
IRA ltniperiiicttt til Sernbnncn,
- Siaen 8rrIiSert WertfieIo BED
StatSlmtperittetet bar r~eiigreret, be'
Ger set, at ban pu saa iHo / Serrt'
baneiorrcntna. Sm UtI frenme et
SecrpJauiutsm / @rono Sorts %
Gait e}rortb Sorts, 90 ban bar ale
.reoe faaet finaniteI Stette ior ct iaa,
Gort iyorctaeenee. Set er ogiaa San'
fen at Ieg9e 9inien I'll @rootiton
Tom er % WtI fra Srauo Sorts, %
beripa til @taple 2ate, iom er e
sommerop5oISSteb stenfor 9root'
ton for RigfoTf | oisie Sper. WSar
tror, at en- iaa6an Siuie ouOe IsrrC
fig, 90 ON Sommeren tier pilSe Den
bare itor Srafit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-19
MiuueTrtu.

Spbu ,Spbnion, ct 8oItblS pna
aanset ira RpSemnlrt, bar torleoel
Gaa mar bIepen orGbt at en- ohm 80,
aoen piIoe liben Suil bare nra4t
ham, ON life baI,s SurtS par torrr''el'
ham ttlhiplp.
". 9. ReSericn, Golmtptcunrtsfar
| 8tItiu Golrtp Talot tfGge Uteepe'
IeIie fra Rotbiap paa Siel paa en-
,beIrroet @ei Cmtrert Ell bdlo gtl!
fra lit Siem % brGfteSc i'm SoTte;
ban Iuu hiaIpeles poa Sien Ell UbaIp
Sfres EtO, Tor Der ttIfHIotgotS foIl1
en- iorbi, ioln iad bam % itaffeoe BAN
Sialp I'll at toutnIe bicin.
8. ". Gale % bars GaSer. ON
hpem hi beretteSe fprriee ll9e. 1T Dc
bar bsbe al @dgas | gecsStae, Y.
Cat, blep forriee Strsbag brogt til
Rpdeicr, bucr en- arSen Spn, .. @.
Dale Dor, for at b~egraoe8. 8amle
Gole pnr 75 Idr pg par totn1rter til
Nmiteb Gomntp | 1856; s. ". 3ale
bar 43 aar saiunteI % bar tsot l
WiuneSofd.
Sliufe Ssner. - 8tuiarn $. &etb'
min / 9eiueur, en- apotetcr 90 Wteo'
lem uf Sfolerauoet, furt9ller, at ban
har IS 8lpulolrtb &pt Ssrer, lor1
qisrueniutIig Iaebe % $50 bper
Gou / AZ Gage. Soutnte Gage, rtaar
g@gqene fumieSes, fntbe Der nrre
q, me ben efterIahnc Ssre nlan
hape Iaat ct ienere; tbi nGitc DAG
fortSt MO 30. NSan ia,tIIeOe LIS
ega frn be % Ssrer | AZ Gage.
Sssr peS tit arbcisc. anSrep
geterjou, en- Suteb / Senring, torr
Icrleoen afben fife biem I'll Dent 'eo'
borItqe lib, % GA bet leo poa &oel'
Sen, fit hans 6omtIie ncgcn til at
ooo OF ie efter bdu. De iarot bans
Surtbie Iltttet og msrt, men % DC
off mo, fonot De 8eterion lt89enoe
hs6 pea g8feu. San bar stcnipuie
falb. oso cur ai 8ierteIlog, mems BON
fob on bI9In tin g!GIebolG- Sal'
bar SO Oar %gnTuuI.
aarlia Sif. - 6. %. auienboiun
l Glpitan gtt TorIeSen Dag pno Sien
poer Safe @lmnu; han fom ct SteS
,lb aaa tpnS IS % foIot %iGierutert,
SITE ier por bon, fotrunen | 8aroet,
for en- four 8ieSSe beS bam / 2r9gel,
.roSs hans ptfe aIaber. Q6arfbaI
@eaI ca er dnbeu Rolt0 bsrte bans
S3oab % reS6eoe bam: % ban bIer
tnttteu OBJ, bang en- is <n0s Bid
ereI iaIt I bans aiR0er. auierrbmm
bar utunge inIaa Soor Of 6titeG
$50.
;spr ct itsrre GroOfitOu. 49,
600 @osnurerctd Club" | Grnot1ton
hoibt 0tsae o. 8alrtet / SoteI Groof'
iton iioite Sns6ae8 Iten. Smtreut
$50 5orretntngsfoIt 90 PROFESSIONALS
Wqno oeItcg, % Der rar itor &e9ei'
firing. Ger 6Ieo outoget Ell gIou ion
al aisre Dlt4Jtluu betjeuht meb 81
Tor6ae, Grrufitou frembpher ION
fsdbrtfbp on Ipm ct @boIc'nle.GeH'
trunt. 2er aoIotcs REQ &arfetter
manae Soler, "a Son8resnrulo Stee'
nerion bar 8CgeOt1iereu. Spraaoet
bar artaget 8larer for at onlbp8gC
Gin Saa meS ct uoIas al %. 500
600. Get mio9reuoe RaaS1us er io'
IiSet for 8pen, % gproaoct bar be
ilttet at oubpgee bet heller emo a
rioe bet neS % bpege Ell mt. Ger
rpe Gin $aa oil gtpe Sgen Ell At D.
bebit ~usrufteoe grmoitatiouer / Sta
ten
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-19

Oil life bgsge isicn. - SameS :.
&iIS itore Sceaniftb "Gafota" iteote
paa @rpnS ,rroer en- Storm oeo So
pan og bltper IanoipnItgpts 8rag.
San Tiger, at ban life pil bpgge ilere
Sfibe, men IaOe Sapan uofpLSe ben
TfoneeI, iom Sabet al "Tutota" meo'
fnrPr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-19
Gpbielsoags'
Xxx SOgen n &

Mettt er On Of bette Nars
81 Rr6miebsser. 90 Of osnt'
me eftrr be mango beIsiaise
artsfaliugsr. hi bar muatasst,
uil risislis nsuae Bog piHS.
Srtertsie blanbt "7etprabs
SoHrn'is seitre % andre.
Segea q iaalesrs insrtttet.
at Der for bssr Of sarrts Ia
tser Ct fire blanfe ainirr msn
glass for Gamilitns 90 SIrsts
hinges Rapus. timber bbrr
Sato Ct auisrt en- eaer Hsrt be'
rsmte Ranss % abiabsrs Ssb'
fsisoas. % paa brn mpbFaas
suse Sise ftnbes Der - for be
tiiIbarrnoe 1atorr - ct linet
gerf, ct Gsisram snrr en- tlh.
taltlIe al ti eltr ansen riapn,
funnis Yeriodisbes. Oct bill
sarr at ffpr SutrrsSie for eis
bbsr Tamilis - % tan psiaa
Sss nisis seilisbtsrr bliSs til
usentet Hptte - paa ntune
Raaos ct babe bslt fin Slest
iamlet | On ilig lihsi net BOG
niro srsibriir Of bssrt ruftIt
&eaIrms SssieIssato % Ssh.
ieisaar.
Sesea &C UNIT iunbuunen l
Serrto utrs Crnet ''TphisIss
bassbss'' @nlobssFasrr paa
Rssssn % 6orinsu. FAINT rsht
snit. 90 ssH ieunes irit mss
ssiasst for s1.25 bttalt | Scr.
ffito. ut bar osiaa subtl tIts
giant insbunnns ! Submit Tom
fsiftr 10 Gents srtra. % be sr
bel brrbt bet lille Siaas for
iloI,russts sfsls.
anrtsis:
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-08-29

OF the Metal Polishers' Union, No.
10, of st. Louis, in the employ of the
stove company, struck in q body and
without notice to the company, which
action Is said to have been in viola
ton of an agreement between the In
ternational Union of Metal Polishers
and the Stove Founders National De-
Tense Association, of which the
Bucks company is member, under
which all differences have for four
teen years been successfully adjusted
by conference committee.
Stirs st. Louis Unions.
On the failure of the strike the In
ternational Union of Metal Polishers
declared boycott against the Bucks
company and its product, inserted
the cOmpany's name in it's unfair"
list and published it in the union pa
per. The local union, No. 13, also
Joined in the boycott and gained its
Endorsement by the Central Trades
and Labor Union, of St. Louis, and
the Metal Trades Council, also of St.
Louis, both subordinate unions OF the
American Federation.
In November, 1905, at the annual
convention of the American Fedora
ton in Minneapolis, the products of
the company were placed on the we
don 't-patronize" list of the fedora
ton, and its name was published in
this list in the American Fedora ton
ist in the June and July, 1907, issues.
The complaint sets forth that by
reason of the federations great mem
bership and wide distribution and its
extraordinarily complete and power
full organization, the placing of the
company's products on it's "we-don't-
patronize" list injured greatly the
complainant business.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-08-29
,,-. . sos THE CHILDREN.

- ~
ranIrsn osssn spend = great ae&.
=. ..~ls~. labor ia Constructing ,sn'
!, ,h~. nur.ery. and sometimes. ~hsa
:. I. eusnpse,e. or even near conp.e
,.,. \ faIls % St. little occupAnss'
nc have ,A~sr task 70 DO over Asain-
uo.ncr~ might secure for themselves
/. cu.~s hrur n they woaid assist me
u.sIe PEOPLE In their plans. and WIS
.u~rs~ssons give theEn IDEAS n 70
-wna, 20 play This n the way ohe
r,osn~r does: A rope or stout cord =
lied across the nursery. the ends pc
Ing attached to nails In opposite wAs'
Az ordinary sheet L. thrown over TINS
ard makes a capital senf. IL one snee'
Is no, found 20 be suficicntiy large
then two are pinned together wita
.nye,v pins. A few books or any smAii
Articles Of weight placed on the ends
~ the sheet as either side viii Keep
the ten, apart 1T the bottom. ana u
,he children wish 60 tnclose the IN
terrier altogether an old curtain can
be PINNED across the open end" asn
ington Star.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-08-29
LABOR TO FIGHT.
Gompers Says Manufacturers Sought
to Delay Criminal Action.

Washington, D. C.-The injunction
proceeding brought in the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia
against the officers Of the American
Federation of Labor by the National
Manufacturers Association will be
answered by conspiracy suit from
the labor organizations against the
Manufacturers Association. The au-
thority for this statement is Presi-
dent Samuel Gompers, of the Amer
can Federation of Labor, who said
that he was authorized to instruct the
attorneys of his organization to pre-
pare the papers in the action.
Another development in the con-
test between organized labor and the
Manufacturers Association is likely
to be an application to the Postoffice
Department for a fraud order against
the American Federationist. This is
the organ Of the American Federation
of Labor that prints the unfair list"
against which an Injunction is sought
by the Manufacturers Association.
Daniel Davenport, OF Bridgeport,
Conn, one of the attorneys of the
Manufacturers Association, took
steps to bring the complaint to the
attention OF the Postoffice Depart
ment.
President Gompers declares that
the officers Of the Manufacturers AS
ISOLATION began their suit hurriedly
to forestall the criminal prosecution
of themselves by the American Fed
Grafton of Labor. He insisted that
the American Federation has had
under consideration plans for the
prosecution Of the Manufacturers
Association for some time, and that
by some means President Van Cleave,
Of the Manufacturers Association,
learned of the Federation's purpose
and brought the injunction proceed
ing to counteract the effect of the
contemplated suit.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-08-29
GOOD GOOsEBERRY CROP.

Since the advent Of the practice OF
spraying with fungicides to prevent
mildew the culture of the gooseberry
has increased. There Is now no rea-
son why with little care good crops
OF many of the best English varie-
ties may not be grown. The price
for good fruit is usually high. A
large part of the crop is picked green
for culinary purposes. Some of the
English varieties which have proved
OF value. having larger fruit. than
the natives. are Whitesmith, Chau-
tauqua, triumph and industry. The
propagation Of the gooseberry Is SIM
liar to that of the currant, although
the practices OF earthing up a whole
plant. causing every branch thus COW
cred to throw out roots Is common
with the European growers. The
rooted branches are cut off the fol-
lowing spring and planted In nursery
rows or sometimes directly in the
field. Gooseberries should be set
either in the fall or spring three to
four feet apart in rows FIVE to seven
feet apart. Select a rich, rather
moist soil. The tops need no winter
protection. If mildew and worms
are to be kept in check spraying must
be begun with the very first sign of
trouble and be thoroughly done.
Plant now in your partially spent
hotbed sweet potato tubers, using
the whole tuber or cutting it in two
the long way. covering with two
inches of light, well farmed soil. Put
the sash on the frames and give only
enough ventilation to prevent the no-
tatoes from decaying. In Gen or
twelve days young sprouts will begin
to appear and the bed should be wat
cred. The sprouts will be found to
have rootlets at the lower end and
along the stem. These sprouts
should be three to five inches long
by the time the ground is warn,
enough to plant them out, Plant
them in ridge made by blowing out
q furrow four to six inches deep.
Scatter manure In the furrow and
piow back the soil so as to raise the
centre OF the ridge at least six inches
above the level OF the soil.-Wash
ington Star.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-08-29
The Italian Moon.
Your "honeymoon7" wat ees eet !
Eh7

Your Honeymoon wat ees eetT
Eh7
Feet ees da "moon of love-" you
say?
Wal, mebbe so, Signore, but 0!
You don't know, you don't know!
You could not konw onteel you see
Da moon dat shine cen Eetaly.
Here eesa moon, but eet ees cold;
Eetalian moon ees ball of gold!
So warm, so sof' you wonda why
Eet steeck togther cen da sky;
You theenk eet coma malt an run
Like lumpa butter cen da sun.
So, too, eets-w't you call ?-eets
"beam'
Dat streama down on you, dey seem
So theeck, so reecha lika cream.
An you can feel dem on your
tongue
Wen you are seeing your Iowa song
AM warm an sweet you feel dem
slide
Right down your throat. onteel cen
side
Your heart dey rest, an eet ees
hold
No longer blood, but justa gold!
You cannot know Of love onteel
Sooch moonlight cen your heart
you feel.
Wat for you smile Eet eesa true
For so, wen | am young like you,
Wan night weeth Rosa by da shore
Of Napoli / felt, Sigmore.
You say dees moon dat shine to-
night
Ees gooda 'nough for you7 All
right.
s'pose dat you are love your wife,
But O! Signore, You bat your life,
You eat her up eef your could DE
Where shines da moon cen Eeetaly.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-08-29
TERRIBLE iTCHlKG.
Eczema Affected Whole Systen,-Un-
able 10 Rest Niclt>or pay-Suf-
frrcd icars-Cuticura Cures.

al suffered severely Tor four wears from
poison oak and ivy. My condition was
serious, a. could not rest night or day
and be free from a terrible itching sensa-
ton from scratching on my hands between
the fingers. my feet and face. and eczema
followed. My eyesight was affected amt |
went TO a hospital especially for the eyes
and got relief but eczema got a terrible
hold on my system. | was about to give mp
all hope of ever being cured. vet | could
not be reconciled TO ouch results. as my
health had been good and free from any
disease nil my life. My age is seveniy-thr-r
wears. In my extremity 1 happened 10
read Of Cutirura Remedies for shin dis
eases. l bought FIVE boxes Cuticura Oiri-
ment. also some Cutcura Soap and Cui'-
cura Pills as / required them. In four
weeks treatment nv face was smooth, anil
the itching gradually left my hands and
feet and ! could rest comfortably. for
which 1 am grateful and happy. w Field
Cowen, Justice of the Pence and Notary
Public, Hartly, Del, May ID. 1906"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-08-29
HOUSEKEEPING HINTS.

Starched musi!ns. laces and prints
will look nicer and iron more easily
IL dampened with hot water instead
Of cold
To impart extreme stiffness TO
starch add TO one quart OF starch
teaspoon OF gum arabic and the same
OF baking soda. dissolved In . little
water.
The contents of the inner vessel of
double boiler viii cook much more
rapidly IL the water in the outer COM
partment Ia sailed In the proportion OF
half a cup OF salt TO two quarts CT
water.
Soak new brooms In strong hot salt
water before using. This toughens
the bristles and makes the brooms
last longer.
II Jelly has been set away 70 cool
In an earthen or agate mould, set the
mould IL a dish of very hot water and
count three. then II will be ready to
turn out on a plate.
Always wash red linen tablecloths
In water In which borax has been dis
solved
Soap and candles should be bought
In quantity as they last longer and
are more effective when dried.
Meat will keep sweet for several
days by covering II entirely with
milk. Sour or buttermilk will an
swer the purpose as well as sweet
milk.
To remove stains from the fingers,
caused by peeling onions. rub well
with a lemon.
p To clean gold chain place for a
moment in a cupful Of ammonia and
water using three parts of water TO
one of ammonia. Polish finally with
q clean chamois leather.
To save incandescent nantes, when
lighting turn on the gas for a few
seconds, then hold the match one inch
above the chimney. 1t Is through ap-
plying the match too quickly that SO
many nantes are destroyed
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-08-29
A HUNDRED ACRE FARM.

Can any reader OF your paper sug-
gest or advise what he thinks would
be the best way to work a hundred
acre farm, and what a farm of this
size should rent for? Dutchman,
Bristol, Pa. ut Is utterly impossi-
BILE to answer this question The
value Of farm has very much less
relation to the number of acres 1t
contains than to the character Of It's
soil, its situation and accessibility to
markets, the quality of the roads,
railroad connections. etc. On these
same factors depend the best way 20
work the farm and the kind of crops
and livestock that may bsAmost ad-
vantageously grown. NotSknowing
these. we know nothing about it. II
you will tell us what kind of farm
It Is. where and how located, we shall
endeavor to give you the desired in.
formation. l-Country Gentleman.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-08-29
HOME GROWN OLIVES.

"Have you an olive orchard? IL
not, you can have olives just the
same. Mock olives can be made from
unripe plums. They should be
picked in brine strong enough to
hold up an egg. The Government
bulletin tells how. There is also a
good description Of the hay box or
fireless cook stove, which has been
in use in European countries for
long time. and has recently been
demonstrated by the United States
Army to be very serviceable ad-
junct to the commissary. The oper-
alton OF the hay box appears almost
like magic-thoroughly cooking a
fowl, fol- instance, without fre-but
the evidence is indisputable From
the tests at Cornell, the 'hay-box
cooker is recommended to house
wives as means of saving fuel, and
securing good results in cooking &C.
reals, chickens. beans, macaroni,
Irish stew, and anything requiring
long, slow cooking or steaming."
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1907-08-29
LABOR WORLD.

The International typographical
Union will meet next at Boston
There are now very few non-uuioI
barber shops IN San Francifct. Cal
'rhs ore dock strike ct Duluth cad
cd. the men going back Oh the old
terms.
tho Danish Tailors' Society sill
sold It's annual conference in Z, per-
LIgen this month.
The order OF Railway LondrctoTa
has voted to hold its 1902 bien-ial
Convention at Boston,
'fhe Grand Trunk Pacific Rally I
Is obtaining 800 japanese LAHORE. I
for railway construction.
ihe dock strike az Belfast. lreian J.,
Il causing factories 60 close on ac-
CO int of a scarcity of coal.
Nearly $50 Hungarian5 pas. y.
through Superior, Wis. for the iioa
Range to take the place Of stTikerF.
Oi the laborers at the Bris.eh L
mines eighty per cent. work below
ground. OF the surface workers 3.tC
per cent. are females.
'.'he Montreal Cotton Co.hpa V.
whose 1000 employees are on strIks :.
Na!leyEe.d. Quebec. will close It's ( &C.
IoriPs rather than yield.
y Organized labor OF Seattle vans
all laborers to Keep away .rom Alas
ka. on account OF the strikes. actual
and prospective. in that section
Exclusive OF seamen. the number
of British workpeople reported as
KILLED IN the course OF their employ
,hent during December, 1906, W :
go.
The wages OF Japanese farm ..boc-
cf. are sixteen cents a day for men
and ten cents day Cor women. II
employed steadily under yearly con-
tract the rate Is sI8.77 year fer
iden and SlO-07 a year for women.