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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-10

The eggs now coming in from the
country are of a poor quality for
some reason, but the eggs already in
storage can't be beat Pioneer Press.
The storage variety could be beaten,
all right, provided the person engaged
IN the operation attached clothespeg
to his nose,
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-10

Germany is expelling Mormon mis-.
sionaries from the country, three hav
ing recently been escorted to the
frontier and ordered to go hence.
Mormon missionaries and ALI ad.
herents of the polygamic faith should
be expelled from all countries
from America, where they flourish like
a green bay tree.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-10

Assistant Secretary of the Navy
New berry has issued instructions that
rear admirals must shortly undergo
a test to show whether they can swim
or not. To require rear admirals to
swim seems to be even more of an i'm
position than to demand that generals
shall know how to ride horseback.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-10

Sandusky, Ohio, is in peculiar
predicament-it can find no one who
will take the mayoralty. Try Van
SAINT of Minnesota, Sandusky; he'll
take almost any old thing in the shape
of an Office.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-10

"Secretary Taft," says a press
cablegram, ''stood in the presence OF
the mikado." Bill was probably
afraid to risk his weight on those
wickerwork Japanese chairs.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-10

President Roosevelt declares that we
must steadily build up and maintain a
great fighting navy. This is hard
knock at the peace tribunal which has
been wasting it's time at the Hague.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-10

"We will have to get our French
wines from California next year for
the grape crop of France is failure, :"
says an exchange. But don't we do
that very same thing every year?
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-10

The supreme court of Illinois rules
that the primary election law of that
state is unconstitutional. Illinois
should congratulate itself.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-10

The salt trust has advanced the
price of it's product one dollar per
ton. It would now be in order for the
packers trust to add ten cents per
pound to the price of all sailed meats.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-10

If the similarity of the editorials in
the democratic press is criterion
the kitchen cabinets "literary" bu-
reau must be in full operation.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-10

It is said that King Edward is
wearing a green plug hat. He will not
of course wear the skypiece upon his
next trip to the north of Ireland.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-10

The engagement of Miss Gladys
Vanderbilt to Count Ladislaus
szeohenyi is announced, Gladys is
said to be worth 10000, 600, but how
much of this sum she will squander in
the purchase Of Ladislaus has not
been made public. So = -;
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-10

Notwithstanding the high price OF
print paper the Orotnville Herald.
Star has added column to each OF
it's eight pages.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-10

"It is time that the farmer and the
automobiles were getting together, "
says the Duluth Herald. From the
number of farmers being run down by
autos it would seem that thew are
getting together too often.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-10

The Ulen Union rises to remark that
a man who returns a ladder and a
borrowed book can be safely trusted
by any bank.-Hendrum Review.
A man Of that sort doesn't care a
continental whether the bank trusts
him or not.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-10
Weakened Candidates.

Frank A. Day is offering to wager
some of his hard earned money that
Governor Johnson will refuse a third
term as governor. Some of the repub-
lican would-be candidates would be
glad to lose little of their own
money by taking the wager.-Dasse]
Anchor.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-10
RrVan QnnoRod Inv ToolS of TrnS

Bryan Opposed by Tools of Trusts.
Who are the men that are trying to
prevail upon Mr.. Bryan not to con-
sent to be a candidate of the democracy
for president? Have you sized them
up? If you have you will find that
almost without exception they are the
men who have always opposed him
or any other man that is opposed to
the trusts and combines. They pose
as democrats but they vote with the
combines. -Waseca Herald.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-10

China has issued an imperial edict
making compulsory the education of
every child in the empire. This is a
remarkable proceeding for country
which we persist in calling heather.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-10

The Union IS. c. Times asks
whether moonlight is dangerous. No,
but moonshine is.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-10
j. 4 +
But He Does bubble.

If the labor commissioner is cor
rectly quoted the steel trust violated
the law by employing non-residents as
deputies on the iron range during the
strike. How about it. Mr.. Governor:
Don't bubble on a proposition like
thistle Sueur News.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-10

Hunters will soon begin to assume
the appearance of deer to other hunt
ers and be shot.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-10
OPINIONS OF EDITORS

Might Be a Good Thing

Might Be Good Thing.
1t might be good thing to elect a
legislature next time that would do
nothing but repeal about two-thirds
of the laws already on the statute
books.-Hawley Herald.
United They Can Accomplish Things.
When the farmers get together and
agree on plan of action there is no
limit to what they accomplish in the
line of improving their conditions
and standing.-Minneota Mascot.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1907-10-10
We Are PREPARED

70 Show you the largest stock Of Furniture Carpets and
Kuss ever shown in this city If you going to need
IN this line we want you to and see u.s.
We will prove to youtha Evens asks less money and
gives better grade Of goods than is offered elsewhere
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07
9fuut a%gisruitItal.

Nud bic Gen. 09ite5saofte
.Etod e 8unb@=8ia pHroe Dom
gou9erneur Detiri, neil lie zen Be
Fbern Der 9%orSugsaciien uHseredte
gesanitiaungea cut 8oiien Der BERGER
ber qen06nliten Qciien einrdHmte.
81 Ben itpersn ReIengdHen 5e5leis
tete gepitier1urme 6aben @noe ocriz
ger II6e in Beridieomen 15eilen beg
States bstrdftiden 5daoen anses
ridtet. 8eIonoers iflimm uuroe
Bfaub R~apiog btimseiadt,
mo bos 0dNer in oa Main
GiraBe 2 5uB tief tano. Qud auF
ben 6slosrn IN Ter um5e5un5 wuToe
GROCER S6aoen Deruriaht.
Sm 1o0n Ski TT sic 5roBe
5armers MeIterei Dur6 5euer total
5erii0rt noroen.
4n BEN 5ol1en oon 8erleb
unsen, bic er Dor Wonaten e~rliitsn
bate. inosm er Don elmer electriiden
Gar getrsffen muroe, 1T MloriB Gang.
Elm Geidiitsmann oon u Appleton,
gsf0r6en.
SIN Qltu BON 63 Sd6ren lift SOB.
Gnuter, einer eer seadteshen IND SEE
i~aHntefteu 8ur3ey o6n Marfbs
ielo gsiinr5sn. 4~n0ouernosr
Htdntlid felt Desen 5s3iRg cams &oss
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07

am [. Srnntag bic erFcommunion Der
Sinner itdtt.
Bel elmer Goniiion spii6en Ell
mem 4utomo5il, in Deltem I'D 6rau
geo u. petI, ibre beioen 306ter uno
Elm Chauffeur 5efanoen, uno einem
1traBen6dbnipaoen, Duroe cine Der
bstoeH 50Hter 6rau Belts I6Der Ders
legt mn oas Automo6il nabe3u osmoz
lirt.
9urd Gturs BON elmer 9raiFne
tpnroe Der 26 Sabre aIte Stredenorbeis
ter 5oi. Stransln auF benz Geleiie Ser
elettgti9en 9abn Ha6e9atsFoe Iflimm
Derlebt.
Die 8idbrige 1o9ter DON Wm.
Spielen in Caledonia psrfins Ii6 na6e
J0es nit BEN -edtsn 5ube s!pif6eH
Dem 9eleiie Der electriiten 9abn unb
oem Seitenpes, uno e6e he Ii6 frei
maten tonnte lam cine Gar beranges
lault uno treifte Dem Gino bus 6leii6
.3pilhen Nnie unb 9nohel pom 9einz
tnrten ab. Uiau 6offt oaB has ain0
iDieoer o0ais gensien piro.
Sn Der Qdmen SeIuz3irhe MUIR
ben am 0onnersta5 .. 20. 5rdnl gauz
lener uno Sri. Mamie 0eins ourh
9ohn. 9rn. 9iarrer S4pinn e9eii4
oerbunoeH.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07
Aus OThknTb.

Die Sia5lirun3 elmer @utomo5ilz
9iHie 3piiden GibtoIb uno Qppleton
iiber Ulendiga uno Reenab ideiR. nun
geiidert gu iein.
Dls nsue Deutmol tpelhes Sol.
6ids Der Stoot gum Gsi6ent mahte
UNI ipel6es ouf Dem ireieu glabe Dor
Dem Cpernbauie aufaeiteat purte, lift
nun 10 nett fertis. Dag BEN @inpeis
bungsieierlihteiten am 8. Suli ni4ts
me9r i'm Nege ite6t.
Sn 5en3ls @arten oeranfaltet
Der Ct. 8incen3= 8erein beute, Don
nersta9. 3ur 5eier oes 9ierten Gin
groBes Qicnie.
Die neue Sd9emiible Der Qdpne
2umber 60, oereu @rrihtuna 800,
600 5~etoitet bat. lit b. %. in 9etrieb
aeIeBt poroen. IS peroeu in i6r 300
4rbeiter bei6dftigt.
Die &la1e pen y. U}. 6dsbroud
9e9en 4rmcur & Sc. pom SbicaQo uno
Die 9. 6eDman Go. pon bier auf ST..
500 SdaeenerioB TT pom Ri6ter do
geIpieien ppr0en. 6as6roud bate pom
Der 6epuan So. Stife aetauft. in Der
i6 einStidhm Sta6l ~6efuuoen bate.
has oem &ld5er betm 0aihen in Die
Sduo OraHs uno 9lutoer0iituna per-
utiafte. Die Seize mar DON 4rmpur
e Sc. fa6ritirt poroen. Ses6al6
itrenste s.. ae1en 6a9ricant uno Der
t6aFer etne St0oeneridbtll5e an. Der
Ridter mics aber Die ala3e a6. peil
Der 606ric0nt oritten 4erionen ae5en.
ii6er. nit oenen er mter teiueul @onr
tract Nebt uift blit5ar lei. una Die
@epm0n So. t6nne 1leiafaas nidt
b0ft5ar semodt pcyoen, Ia lie bic
Seize oertouit bate, ME ie oieIel5c
er1alicn hdtte uno opn eem Defect
teIne Nbnun5 baben tonute.
- Bel leiner 4l2ei; auf einem Qeis
tun9spioiteu tam Der 0rdbtIpanner 6.
8noples NIT einem clectriIfen Sci
tunasorabt in 8efi6runs uno mliir}.e
aus elmer 06be pen 20 TuB berab. no
bel er Ihlimme @erltbunlen erlilf.
Sn 0er WoI1anffen Ra6tie
. Wutoe Der Irbtiier Burt 1tarle Don
elmer Qlai6ins sJiabt uno Itpr pers
lsBs.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07

IA un0 II Sabre alten Sobne DoR g.
@etmaine UNI Elm %13jdbriger 8ndbe
Qamens 8unDeau 6eim 8coen, ais
bl5blih Der dltere Der 8eioen Ser
names oon Der Gir0muug fortgerii
fen puroe. Die bei0en dn0eren 9nas
Sen eiltM 5u Isiusr 3ettuus bsrbei
uno ale orei fanosn ibren Soo.
Der q Ssb;e alte 5reoerid N(.
1oIer, Wiqiondr 9aubOl3bdnoIer un6
Der 1eidfe WauR I'M Ct. 6roirs 5bal,
srtront in Balkan Cafe 81 2 {.
6roir sails, ais Fl NIT sini9eH
8elisitern cine 5e3elfa6rt auf BEN
SEE mahte pno ods Boot umihlds.
- Gu3. Ban ednen's 6otel, Wirtbs
ifaft unb TaH5haae in stiles pure
be total ourh 5euer 3eritort.
8eim 8dom i'm Gong Cafe En-
from! Der 19idbrise 6uso Reutber. Elm
SobH gouis ReutAer's in 9rtI=
lion.
5raa elii. oemtl6l, bic AZ Sob
re olte Satin zines Sci q reen5a 8
D%o5n6afteH 5armers. puroe bei elmer
Durhhrennerei aus i6rem 9efdbrt 9ee
ihlsuoegt UNI 0Hr6 eineu 8enid6ru6
du8eH6Iidlih setootet.
N0be " ~auteoab nuroe Der
60rmer Nm. Supp BON einem 3u8e
uberfa6ren un0 a|uBen5lidli1 get0otet.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07
saith. MrUti.er Wurean.

qos ron BEN bsutiteu ,atboltbea In
itr,tabunsssuno 3lnsIiHes @srtmee pon
WiseouliH etganiirte ig0s NrbaIenabs
ueiiuness uuo 9uiarnlatlou5 Bureau be-
fnoCt ha itbtin No. 220 &iscangm Str.
~. Mnalinnc Eerrfilr
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07

p8farrer iudi sin braDes W}dotm fir
6ausbaIlerin. A%n7ueleuaasn dooreiWie
man an y. q. abe Is. y. Eeafer SO.
Wltlipantee, gNlg. l2nl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07
A,,s aaurt,,r.

0ie biefsen 9tt5taa5eHber fno
uberein8eiommen. iiyaeybjR teine Gel,
tenee8oR8nihe D19yene Der Spmmer.
atonate msbt an S%cnnta3su a53gbol.
ten.
IN 9syec Qaiss. 4is.. pcbin
CT ijt oor ttra 2 2Get1n Ironlfeits
boIsey besebsa 6atie. 1T Rrea. Q'ifer.
@he' oes tdotHteu @olieioeparte
nltutS, am Somstaa . W.. nab etpa
etuIaPrlstr Nrantadt au Scr Ias3eh
vJu3 3eltotltn.
Die Urooteci.M Fir 6is meme
poinllhe &irte caaitt nns berti,s I'm
Ausr.if aenommtn.
Su Der 81. $ciep6 8irbe faua
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07

3e6rdStd. 3urh Grnens
run5 BON 6ouoerneur S6eloon
mar Rep. Sol. RueIiug BON Bef
B0fnt. prdfoent Der naatlthen
Observation-Disclosures, Der Berthe
ter Pebrasta's auf Der in minneapolis
a6gehdlteneu .0ational Conference
Of CHARITIES e 9efcrm". 500.
Uldnn uno Offictere oes 30. an
idnterieresiments. oos bigber in 5ort
s roof in @arniion la1, fuO nab
ben YbilippineR ob5ereiit. ~ @roBe
Gufregung berriht iiber bic @uifins
oung ben Del auf Der 5arm bee sam.
9euneH6erger nabe Dieganb. ~
5rau @atb. 5s6sie 8u 9.ano
SsIauo, peIhe ais Sinh Dor leo
Sdbren nit ben gltern aus DeuiIhz
LAMP %einponOerte 1T, 104 Sabre ait,
geitor6en. gu @attte Greet
muroe Der friiber in Ga GroHe. Uis.,
pobnbdft 9epeiene Sones giltins BON
eiHem 3uge il6erfabren uno irfort ae=
t0otet. - Sn elmer gdderei 4. GIN
0 purbe Der 10 Sabre ate 4rsei-
ter 0arrD 6drpiter ron Der 3eiafugtez
maItine erfaBt uno i9m oas cine 9ein
3ermalmt.
Wontdua.- @eeen reihe Qiebz
3iihter in Montana Hnb 0on ben Bun
ACCOMPLISHMENTS in 6eIena 80
@nil09en ipesen @in8dununQ pcn Of
ientlifem 2ano 81 0eioe3peden err
boben noroen. - Sdmmttt2e Brief
ird9er in Butte f~reiten, neil lie an
geblid nit Dem ibHen le3d6lten Sc
bait in Quite nidt leben tonnen. Die
9eute er6ieltm $500 fir oas critic sSabr
uno $3.50 fir ale peiteren Sabre.
Soo5p. Sa oem 60DpooS
Morooerihp0ruugprocehe in goife
1T oas 9er50r Scr gntlafunas3euaen
noh INNER i'm @anqe. Sine GniIheis
0unl oes Rihters 0oo0 maa Sic gers
tbeioilgnl 6soeutenb einIhrinfen in
i0rem 9emii6en, 80 6epeiien, oaB cine
@e3enoeridp0rung beitaHoen ba6e.
I'm Danpooo UNI feline @enoTen an
ben @algen gu brinaen. Der Rihter
entitieo ndmiid, baB bic 8ert6eieis
aun9 MIR Die Greigni6e in goIoraoo
uno in @oely o'NIene 0iFrict bsnuben
lam.
GaIifprnid. - Die 9~ertinois
sunl ees ltrt6eils gesssn ben garsers
mejiter Sdmib ron San 6raus
ctsc0 III Sis sum s. Suli oeriho6en
poroen. 1hmiB Bat anselinbist, oob
CT ff MN Die WieosrpabI su einem
f. 2ermiu ais Ulepor bpn San
5yontisco 6tperben peroe uno bsreits
itine Gampa9nepldne 5esonnsn
ba6e @. e. iproh Die 3aosrTht aus,
oaB Ct au6 oitsmal erfolsrsih ieiH
pegoe Huo meinie. e lonRe ion niAts
oar0H hJnoeyH. cine nsue @ampa5ne
81 f@ibren, aaber Die 4bpsiiuRl oss
MISUNDERSTANDING an eas aaat
Idle G5erstritt. noour6 CT nm eineH
ueatn Yyocfb tgTatt. @uBeroem piu
Der 8lonoy Gin WauodmUsperiabren
at9tu 8j5.er Dunno eiultiten.
SIN Stgejt Der 5desgap6i.
zen III san F~ranctsco lit nod
tsne &%tRoeraH5 cingeigsten. 9eios
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07


Butter. 9lnfubr BASS gfunS. agarft fed
Creamery, egtra, 23ic; 6irit5, 2t-22ci
SECONDS 1920; @euo5aieo, 1s-1oc; 9airpl
tancp, 19c; tines 16-t7c; Ron, i6- f7ei
Sabine. 14--i5c; &redie. 6-7e.
2cfe- - Nniubr 4,s3S 0fnn6. marft ftetia,
Aserican SUI GreanL 9-f3Mc: Grid. 9l
16hc.
Gier. - gInfubr 1852 Often. 0enrit ptHgd
Srilaes 12S-l4ac; Gecon0s, fO-1tc
anbere gieieretmdrfte.
Gbfcaao. 2. SuIt. Gutter greauern1
1QM-24e: Snirb. i7-21c.
&aie. Gdiftes. 12h-13c: IpiuB, iiN@
l2e: 9ouneGmertcns. 13e; eiuiburgpr....; @rld
11hc.
Gler. - 12k-l3c,
81 moutb @is., 2. Sui. Bel benz Eenia
bier abeeealtenen adiemdrI ofierierfen so IN
hrteH 1928 diiten safe 81 iOlgenoen Bretfenl
1929 Gdiiie5. 1896; "a 9aiHes, 1910; fO3
@Hericae, isAc; 9s6 9oHgborns, 1896 81
M9artt max iebr Iebbait.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07

eagsins. aHinbr 5000. @arft bs5sr a
SsHil4 te 5.9o-o.2oi ianere. 5.s5-e.1oa
@Sa8h b25-b56; Ieihte, 8.0O-6.25.
S~tHeuieh AHinbr 500. Murft nieSriaerf
HHf1ers SteerS, cute his Mnslefe, 4.25-525f
n!liiiere bis cute. 3.50-415; Settlers, mittlers
eiS ene St5-5.l5i geipobnlihe. 1.75-a.5ot
sui1e, 225-3.60; @0uHers, 1.O0-i.75. guft
ters l75-22 20; @alleH s-25-s.75: SeeSers1
S.26-4Q0; sfeder5 275-8.25: QfIber. x04
ZIo9; Waittlbe 35.00-45.0 90.
@eait glniler 200. Mlarft nteSriaer. Il
~0eIe 5000; SevtMers 460-6.T5. !
aEsF-Esg : ID ssT1NsI sJsq
.spslsele8 s5hL-hs 'oq. Z oG !3hs-EE
y .SsinlliaI sauae ! 'o@ :3he--e "od 3 %
"Hof-0T 'eaHAti1 J 'o& 'oaiHD 'sInpe
ne ssla oIs uss sOe sss mtg :Ss -at
.eYfs '1 s84,, ;eYI,mg1sT3 ,elss '2eIs sisis
-Oe'ss cnHla tasquno 1n,mn,hsapna
a6y nf sl9 GUMS asa sl5--e5 1sIuao 900
70 SAht& EQI3IpHJ @u& 'sppansn,ia
,qggs eoe .asnelg Osw :ogs-0yqs 'OuHs5
@@6o.Ts .s11s.a9s, ~ I.2Sl rs sSla9easo SCI
SHB al p6IHs sd arI-oIT9- nsaSss
ai-ag@ : uaHRgai&
I'm ;oo,ss anal 1,quDs ssa7al .:sOe2os an
loSF-orIs 'ens9n5 7sus9sJ '1Sga
-oLs sYaHlss Gun sasuisu eusans 1so 20
~ 6L--ooQIS n1a1se I'M a1ampi '9usan4
nd slup@ .aSr 'easIfHy arp .sET-II 's1g9
nl sdaf1nS 1871 n5Tu9 :38I-eI 'ounld 1sd
19iu1pq eau 'QlH z S1sfcsS ~ ,au1Q8 sFD
l'TI usuusS 'ssasu3 IaSHnsa ssonsass
-5e-9 1rtsf cnu 1Bum 'Qurlf
59I-25 s9Me '65Iul rzlss .56-H9 fquul&
kIl o5 .5s-TL 'cuHiH O8-ob .3L=na
fQ8 2L-o9 20 'gur31 o9-oa .17sirB
'OOy-
eoss Curtis es-Ss - 'nHrzRsg1sBlSEsa
ls=zga :,aI1s Ne p,usl 81 HsHlsssaS
St-&q .sIngg sune8 szF--% a
FSFf sEFHpsgHB-pFpufrtaa = sszts1pa
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07
Special 0lmsctacn.
Cine btuiae 0pttoe.

5 Simmer cottage. nit Cement 9los
S%uaodmeni, @aliT, Sepsy. @a5 gltn
Gnseiiribtn uno IN 0afem SuitaHat. G6
Got. 9ysts $500. 8ebiRgauacn $500
Boar. Yfsii monailib. Aoro0flths ga,
"a. uuo 0aolep 81. glahniraleu bsi u
@uiisG 98sbe. 2l3-2lT %95titpaner SIR.
! @I0d n0roIiA pan @rano ala..
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07
issHlsO gun pAsla
7A'1tusEHQoi& aanuuE,s

'o7L-oss 'aazlE5 soos-ooR - slves
rs IH5 :oge-e8s 'sn0el seee@Et 80
sHfsaHa
saees7S qan fzspol5 tsLp55t sis,.nI
~ eslasllH NrG 9 aff1suiuua~
-a-NeH A~AEd -s- p-8ef - slnw@
ssse IN 1850
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1907-07-07
uuter ben 5riimmern puroen 80 bi
40 Wteniben b%esrabsn. giI4!;1ttpeil
aber niemdno i6pel osrleBt.
aEturRfbcrtd1t.
patltpamfee W1arEt.


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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-03-01
AS TO APPEARANCES.
q is the Horse That Looks Well That
Sells at a Profit.

That horse brought a fine price"
said a gentleman in the presence Of a
olind man. OK certain animal just
-old
"Yes-he was fat observed the
bind man He knew.
Things that look well, sell well.
IS an old saying II man with a
clean. thrifty lot OF COWS adyertises TO
sell them. he may expect bids. II they
are dirty and present an unthrifty ap-
pearance. he need hardly expect bids.
or, II they are offered. they will be
distrCssingly low.
Making or allowing things 10 look
III can not be profitable from any
standpoint. Cattle can not be vigoT-
Gus II cared for in slip-shod man
ner The dairyman with rusSy and
milk despatched cans. and a puddle OF
milk on the floor OF HIS wagon draw
ing swarms Of flies. ought TO keep well
out OF the sight OF his patrons il they
have any regard for tidiness.
Disorder assuredly means waste
It costs much to keep things in apple
pie order" SO il does-but not so
much as letting them go the other
way
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-03-01
lyrical Soldier Of Fortune.

Though many Of the descendants OF
the illustrious Edgar Allan Poe inherit
some Of his illustrious instincts. IL Is
probably more marked in the case OF
Johnnie" Poe. who can well be styled
a typical soldier OF fortune. Mr.. Poe
belonged TO the great Fifth regiment
OF Baltimore and served during the
war with Spain. after which he went
TO the Philippines. where he was Of
fered commission for efficient work.
For the second time. however. he re
fused the honor and remained a priv
ate A. the expiration Of his term he
came back 10 this country and wan
dered TO the famous Death valley and
from there 10 the Tonopah district.
from which he was lured in the late
fall by the call Of the gridiron-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-03-01
Ventilated Sheep Shed.

cold. but they must be kept out OF rain
and wet snow storms
! use a shed such as is shown in the
sketch and ind il 10 be Just the thing.
writes a correspondent OF Farm and
Home This shed opens 20 the south
and has an opening near the roof on
the north side for ventilation This
is fitted with swinging door so that
It may be closed from the inside in
severe weather In ordinary weather
when the sun shines under the shed
this yenilator may be left open and
the sheep will be warm enough. II
the sheep have access 10 a shelter
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-03-01
Stimulate the Blood.

Brandreth's Pills are the great blood
purifier They are a laxative and blood
tonic they act equally on the bow
els kidneys and skin. thus cleansing
The system by the natural outlet Of
the body They stimulate the blood
50 70 enable nature TO throw OF all
morbid humors and cure all troubles
arising from an impure state OF the
blood One or two taken every night
viil prove an invaluable remedy.
Each pill contains one grain OF solid
extract Of sarsaparilla. which. With
other valuable vegetable products.
make d blood purifier unexceIled
Hrandreth's Pills have been in use
ior over century. and are for sale
even where. plain or sugar-coated.