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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07
Sbs ~9rissminber. SSebpeoen 30

KOS NrtgeWtupeI. SuSUpSoSH Dui
- ffripes Der til "Moreenblabet" -
/ oae Siber peret @rGniebpgo 90
foaet unbsipIoe, naar Der bar nfreo
/ Rorben. Otter 9obuslens atitaa-
elie bIep 9psoen emo mere roiat, og
ben leo uleaet mSer De ipenife Sores
Submarine / bet t7Oe aarbunbreoe,
/ oct 1Soe og ! BET 19oe. S%oingerne
maatte ofte tage Ssrn for Rorge og
too BEN iom eooe RorbmGno. On
patre georifter Der | 9pgben bar Si'
itorien at meIoe. Sanieu for De BIZ
~Itoriffe RinSer er iterf / So iom paa
SaISen, Der meo Srebrifsitens MT
perenbe Smroaoe o~prtnoelig bsrte
iii, GA man er / So iom paa Saloen
Ifreoen til at bepare Winoerne peo
@mItaer, ser taller til gfterflegten.
Sch 60 Sopebfirfe err Der reiit en-
gaIta paa aloffer Ole Spenoien
@affes @rap, geoer Golbicrniens
Sen 90 arigsfamerat - IS Sanoet
par ban fsot, | airfen bar ban 9egn,
/ Rarfen General for Solicit at i'm
Gan" - os paa airtebsen | an.
neriognet @nningoaIent bnor Ole
Spenbien gaffe ben 8oe April 1716
fonbt 9soen for en- ipenif aligle =
Seq er peI fornsiet; sisr s eoers
geoite" bar bans iioite Orb til aa-
meraterne - er Der Iiseleoes reiit
en- gauta. Smfrius paa SieISene
er Der pon Here Steoer. bpor ioenite
ariaere nioes fnlone. reiit Wsinoe'
itene paa @rarene. Ntli pil man goa
ribere. aampen peo H~reitebutfe ben
lobe sunni 1908. ct b~ersmmelisi
~arigerminbe, piI bIipe eriHbret |
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07
Wp GhpfplaSefa6rif.

0s GbufulaScfabrif. - gseo en-
aftiefapttal paa 100000 ar. bar
aisbmano fra belle Sanoet beiluttet
at anIqege en- mn Sabrif for EiIpirf'
nina Of GbcfoIaoe, Drops og Som.
left. Sabrtfen oil bIiDe bpgget
aisae, men meo 2aeere | aisben.
hahn, aarbus og Sberie. enboer
9isbmano, Der bliper aunbe. oil BIZ
DleSeier al Sabriten, ibet Soerifu-
bet tiISeIes Sers a1inber. Den lore
lsbiae 8eitpreIie beitaar Of wlaterin'
lit, aano. Bbarm. Carl Gbrritenier
/ aisbenbapn, 8rosierer We. Snber I
aisbenbaon. Sagisrer u. Ssrenien
/ aisge, aisbmmo s. R. Saeob'en
/ aisae, aisbmano auoreas Staa'
MP / aarbus % Sabritaut o. 8es-
permam | Sisbenbabu-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07
9ilSmoieus Wniterier.

@ilSmoiens Tpiterier. Com BET
bill ertnores, forioanot ben 24oe
0tarts THOR s, Chr. Beterien fra
0srrebaIne og bans Ssn Riels I'M
Der et beftiet Suefo q | ber itore
giIbmoie. Srobs iorige efterisgnin.
ger, bI. a.. af 500 SoIoater, fanbt
man Den Gang intet Spor al be Scr'
fprmbne. Sor ct Bar Wtudneoer f.
ben fanbtes tiIf9Ioigt &raniet al 5.
Chr. 8eterien, os bette bar MI sipet
auIebnins til iornpet e%fterissning.
Serrcbsfulomngtis aincf fra @srre
Suuobp er mes en- Sues Nauo al
aaoet til 8iISmoien, os oct er ifdge
"aaIb. att." Rentugeu of isge ONT
firing bet gteb, bnor Sraniet bler
flmoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07

6prbtptteL-REt BlrsIts .. esrbtpetru
osee a9r @lpHboa. BiHa.. ben late Deai 1906.
SHa par fset gle. SsIsmaIisH. she Rpu. 1880.
tom Ill ansrtia 1863 % bofdttt fs | ooulOn.
GSHutr. 2 1871 F7tteee Be til bistlaue graiEir.
Scuoes RGHe bsee I 1904. Gun brastss ira GIpH'
bsn I'll 6isblsuS Rrairtr % bIep begraOst ber ben
IoSe gRat. psftsr Ias,leu iaItr peo beHSts
BaaEs. Sem glsrE % fsm @rttrE besrroer ben,
Bee GOrtsans-
Serses Gftrrtasts.
RbeIaH. ERizA., sbis gRai 1907.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07
splfehsifplen I @nsbranbsbalcn.

SsilfolebeftDrer Stalrt er al ytorore
Srons Sparebanf tilbuot ct rente.
frit 2aan paa 5000 8roner til llb-
ftpr for Sfolen paa ben 9etingelie,
at Sfolen bIir fait benlagt til q.
Sron, og of Der fnpttes en- ~piberegaa-
cnoe afoeling til ben, meooeler
"QaIe.@ uobr."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07
On itraeIia lllatfe ben0te forIe.

Ou IprBtlty uughte pelltoNs iS@.
ben Sag paa @aarben 8leppe neo
Soafeliuno mber ct grpaip. en
9ror af gruogommen ffuloe affpre
Sfuo | Dagens g~nlebning ! iamme
giebIif, Tom man ffiiIoe gao til Sir.
fe, og benptteoe berunoer to 0pna.
mitpatroner. ga ban baboe tGnot
2unten til ben enc 8atrou, gao ban
fig for goo Sib meo ben anoen, og
Batronen imaIbt, for ban brog iig
unno. Gutter bIep ilbe mebfaret og
fsrt meb 9ampifibet "aarmiuno" til
8nen, boor man bar maattet ampn.
tere bans bsire arm neo Albueu. 9et
fan life fees, ON @utten faar beboloe
9iet, tbi Smgipelierne er fp9rt OBJ
bopneoe. Den tiIifaoefom1e bar Ssn
al Son aleppe, ifrtper "gerg. Sio."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07

Ssmmcrrenben Sp9lsfos-,8aa.
field 6lep forleoen taeet | 8rug. Den
bite fig at bore noul9rfet | ollie
9ele. Set er ben foitbareite og lGng'
fte @enoe | bette 8asorag. On g.
700 Reter er Sitnuel. Weo 2pnoie.
moronineen ,fofter bet belle $50
600 aroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07
st sfirenS paa SarsanaerisfeIen

er Ger Sale ON at faa iitan6 | 1909,
set slar oa @ereensbanen ifaI aab.
mes, meOSeIer ~9erg. gftbl." Oct
ffuloe | Silf9loe blibe intenatio.
malt og antaeeIis finoe Steo / RGr.
beoen al Sinie Citation.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07
ct mrrfeliat silfrlSc. g Gbri.

ct mGrfeIigt SiIfGI6c. s Gbri'
i~tiansbores SIotsruin | 9isbeubapn
afIasoe forIeoen Gag en- fisbenbapnif
gieeffole ct geise. Serunber for.
ipaubt to Of De unse Rieer, 90 til.
trobS for ib9rbig Ssm | ben iture
Ruin, fanot man Dem life ieieu.
Sort 8l. 2 ON Ratten bIeb Pigerne
Of BoIitiet ihnbne iooenoe | Rutnen,
og man fonitatereoe. at De maatte
bare be6speoe. Gen tiIfal6te 2eee
erflereSe, at eiftiae ipoplboIoise
8asarter fra grunoer timber oct
gumle Slot maatte babe bersoet 9i
gerne 9enibitbeoen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07

Sorobrnsct ifpoer poloiom Sart
Saa Seberen. Ser plsieS, ipraatges
Sten og brpbes, itore WtDritrGfnin-
ger tsrlegges, itsrre og minore
ganb ubtappes, bbor gunben ON.
oonneS til oct bebite aserlanb. 8lan'
teoerling, "raiioneIt SissiteI", iterre
% itsrre SmiRtning % 8ereloirf'
ming I al Sor6brugets gebrift fslger
fuu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07
MptOrbaaS nan Wanospoubet. Sill

Sommeren bill Der bIipe iat igaiis
Drift Of en- W~otorbaao paa Bangs.
ranoet. ganoen sif forIeoen Brspe.
tir og bite fig meget iormaaIstien.
Zig, meboeles fra 8osieoangen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07
IftieiclIfabet 3iufanfus bur

Ifticiclifabet &jnfanfps bar, Tom
~tibIigere nGnnt, anisgt ONT 8onces-
iion paa anlGg og Drift af en- breo-
iporet Sernbane mellem Rotobben og
Sinnoiet iamt | geItfiorboalen. 9ette
Gnoragenbe er af amtmanben |
gratsberg ienbt Serrebsftprerne |
@rmsberreb, Siterbal og Sinn til
ltotaIeIie. Sumtlige oisie Serrebs'
ftprer anbefaIer, at &oncesiion gibes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07
Den nprife Elaabe.

Zen nprife Slaabe. Sra 9riiti'
anin mebbeIes BEN 22be Rai: Stor'
tbinset bepiIge6e / aftes meb 60 ct
moo AZ ct 9eIsb Of 100000 ar. til
SaabeepnoeIie al en- unberpanbs.
badb. @noptoere bebilgeoes enitem'
migt 100000 Ser. til ben Sorpeboia'
ger, Tom BET aIlereoe tioligere er be-
iuttet at bpgse, og meb ale Stem'
mer MOB observation-disclosures 200,'
600 Ser. til 8aobegpubelie af en- nr
Sorpeooiager.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07
Sffc iaa perit! 3 @orae er Sc

Sffc iaa pGrit! s @orge er ser
beb Sernfibsbpggerier / 9sbet af
1906 ialt bpgget 50 Sernifibe paa
tiliammen 60,800 Cons. Selt fra
iaa fierne 2anbe iom Sapan bar De
mo0taget 9eitiainger. af iamtlige
europeiffe Sanoe bar Inn England,
Spiflanb % Soqanb bpgeet mere.
Rorge inbtager iaalebes ben | benne
Snouitrisren Bebertlloe Stiaing at
r9re go. 4.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07
santaifen for n. alider. : 81

Santaiten for Ct. Slider. 5 Sper
@aubIep, bnpr Gten Stenien @Ii6er
lepeoe fra 1895 til 1919, bill Der {,
Sommer bIibe reiit ban en- megtis
gartaiteu | Den gantIe biituriife
Gr9itesaaros Sape. Stenen bIep
ifplge ~Sfanb. Gn." for rpger Sib
iiben f,moet paa en- Rarf | Rerbe-
ben, ben neier ca. 1000 gunb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07

gamtaitene. I'll Sisrrins gpraao
er ira @enSipsieIs biitoriife Nllielm
i%nSienot gnbragerSe ON SilaSeIie
til ! anlegset Ct. arubs Slide at
cpitiae 16 9autaitene meS 8eretnin.
ger ON biitoriFfe gegipenbeoer iioen
loss, bpori 8~enoeIboere bar Delta.
ret
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07
ann cIea Nnn.W anahan,

Bulls 9atier, par oeioa iaar iom
i9oponlig fomnen biem fra amerifa
for at ieire 17oe Mat | Bergen. SUN
I'll tiIbrinse Sommeren paa 2ps.
GEN.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07
Gu WGGiuu.Talit.

VII UNHIUH'VuHlI. StUIITHl y.
4rebs / ariitiania bar ifslge "after'
poiten" for upgen Sio iioen itanbiet
fine 9etaIinger. gasitoerne opgis.
res til iaIt 1,274,59S 9r, builfet
@eIsb operitiger aftiberne meb l.
O77,943 8r. getaIingsitanosningen
nlenes foruariaget beb 9srsipefula.
tinner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07
era Uorae.

GfospIantnins. -S 9rangeoaIs
og SannifeoaIs Treitegoaros Sfoge
er ! ga1r uopIantet 5000 og 5000
Sfogplonter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07
Sra Danmarf.

SreSerifsbers eliot. MeoIem al
6reoerifsbers 8omnufneitpre 5abri-
font Sobuion foreiIaor / "poIiti.
fen, at 8orIrnlinen ffoI opertaee
Sreoerifsberg Slot. boor Der M er
Sifisersifole, og omsisre bet til
Huanbiis,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07

9an uossn al "PofsH-s 2Risre sioe mig
GpIpsHins ON ger. 2uooig Carlton. Sei
fbite pi b9rte ira BAN oar lobe Juni 1892
imber aoresie Napuiae, Groin gountp, q
Cot. Dlulise Gplpsuiuser beoes ieust DSrS,
aHtou Berg, BaHGGrorue, 8iA-, ROuts
go. 1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07

Selling Of &orSlanbs ant9 Sra
gooe meooeIes ben 16oe Rai: IA
Srofsrere fra amtets rorore Gel
Dor igoar beotneet en- Reiolntion,
bbori oct benitiaes til amtmanoen
inareit milist at forelagge for Ser
r~eSsitprerne Spsresmaolet ON en-
Ceiling at 9orolonbs amt iamt at
til~peiebringe oct n~sbpenoige WRote'
riale for Spsrssmnolets Bodybuilding
I amtstbinset. Wan snlfer Spsrgs'
moaIet ubreoet inu betimeIigt, of mo-
ite amtstbing fan optaee oct til en-
belig Sebnnbling. Set er iRriig
Sernbaneiasen iom bar giori
SpsrgsmaaIet nfhlelt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07

nKp soeEr uoy. R.d.s. r., { c.-.a. s.r Hv-s. 90
kvsu. sSdt En-Ag kSAmiusr fen, 500 1904. Ts
ssrks Hs.Asksasr. asts Rr~~v fsr R.r~v-vs~sfsr
Hsr tea ~ hse.ss Boy Base. asse->~.f ha-1 tszss
.sds.. Erty -asr % k.y.r ss oytr-.ipvsv. many.
Erhsrass.s. scAxpfNAvIlNcAAADtAa bkFp co.
If WA.Atagssa StrssL CAAcass M
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07
Srnfuet SBmmerHpter.

Srlflet SBiltlerTpter. 6ra Sd'
mar melbes ben 15oe Wai: Sgaar.
aftes peo 6-Siben 6rrifnebe en- Sem'
merHster beb Rann Sobs. Mpbre fra
SboriGtereie / gelbre UNDER 9ssnin.
gen af en- Eemmerbaug. 2 arbeioere
tom moer Sanger, men ben enc req.
0eoe fig tilonoS. Sorulpffeoe fit
ogiaa fat / en- Stof, men blep borte
ct 5tpffe ~nebenfor. San er enbtul
life g~ienfunoen. Gfbsoe efterlaoer
fig Suitru og 8 Barn | imaa Sor'
bolo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07
Gfteripsrsiel.

Cplpsning snites ON GHbuds Nu6retp)
EIien, fget RGaftbuI. Ssuotpro; er ca. 80
aar g~anlulel o. iiente ! frigen rtro Sp0Hien.
9ilitrip IRiis Siloa ClrH, care SL. Btsrr'
fab, NIbert Sea, giinn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07
SAT- u b o ~
tiiSaIsS ensr ttHete.

Upsrttsttnzenier unoer -8ufss, -ftnstes, mt
fcfes- "a -Gffrripsrgisl- soter soGsRts for - 6ro fef
tper 9ana, % TO Gents ". Dre fes az, jsm s~serafSsT
Ore. dp-ertisiemerffr tRetaess ftfe tsr utHere sHs
fiitaerr. G<f Isuner "a ifts a bssisrs ias iali
t1-sosssRssstiBap isarr % gsuts % ssuis
ctr Orb sisr ca 9ts<.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-07

8oSe Softer bar mango faat | 60.
fcten iaar. Ser er Wanoslotter paa
1900 9r. Retto. agnet bar o9ret
oprt. On S1nf Qibt minbre emo "a
Sgnoe) SfiGI bar ppret betalt meb
fra so til 100 Ser. en- @ano, Tom
fom i'll 9ofoten meb 100 9rnfer
SfipI, tieute 5000 Ser. 9oboen iols.
tes for 10 8r. 4asien. Oct maatte
Iaoe iis gisre at bprfe SfiGl. iette
gnael no paa BERTH ififfebe Banter,
GA Set madtte Isnne zig at paste i'm
SfiGlaruno iom en- onben Sape, fri.
her "HonnRriuden".
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19
The Busy Bee.

Philadelphia Record.
 When you eat a spoonful of honey you have very little notion as to the amount of work and travel necessary to produce it. To make one pound of clover honey bees must deprive 62.O0O clover blossoms of their nectar, and to do this requires 2.750.0O0 visits to the blossoms by the bees.
 In other words, one bee to colleot enough nectar to make one pound Of honey must go from hive to flower and back 2.750,OO0 times. Then when you think how far these bees some times fly in search of these clover fields, oftener than not one or two miles from the hive. you will begin 10 get a small idea of the number or miles one of the iHdqstroSs tfIs tSst yeu mav have the pound Of honey that gives them so much trouble
 It may also help you to unoersta1o .o why the bee is unamiable enough to sting you if you get in its way. When one has to work so hard to accompHsh SO little, it is quite Irritating to be In terfered with.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19
DESERT AND SWAMP LANns
Booming Effects of the Reclam .ts.
 of Arid Regions.

of Arid Regions.
 According to official figures stn.. the reclamation law was enacted h,, congress in 1902 eight towns has haar built and 10000 people have settled oy, what were desert lands. To nrenara the way for these settlers 100 miles of branch railways have been built 1,267 miles of canals have been dug many of which carry whole rivers. ana forty-seven tunnels have been excay- ated.
 It Is estimated that the territory embraced in what Is known as the aria regions of the United States covers 500. 100000 acres. of which about 60.- 000.000 acres are subject to irrigation. water, can be converted into farms, favored sections.
 A bill was introduced in congress at the last session for the purpose of re- claiming overflowed and swamp lands in Wisconsin. Arkansas. Indiana, Min nesota, New Jersey, North Carolina. South Carolina and other states. and those back of 1t say that it will be pushed" at the next session.
 The member who offered this meas- ure, roughly estimates the amount of overflowed and swamp lands to be re- claimed at 50,000.O00 acres. the reclam- ation of which would increase the land value moro than $5,000. .000. the annual crop value $1.50o,00O and. if subdivid- ed into forty-acre farms. would supply homes and put 12.000.000 people on lands now practically worthless.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19
Ante-nelIum Garden PaperrI

So much pleasant comment has been made on some ante-bellum garden pa pers that appeared in this column and so many requests for more that the members of the association are getting together a series of them. and when they are all in they will appear in print.
 Much in them is history of the city and its horticultural work and of it's gardners-some of them how fair and beloved! What is the garden without the gardener? The gardener is the very soul of her garden. Ever in the woods Is Nature looked upon and spok- en of as the gardener and her gentle or crude methods revered. So we need make no apologies that the people of our old time gardens will still be in them. Even the Garden of Eden would not have been so interesting without the man and woman.
 The flowers. too. of those old time gardens. Some we have with us, much improved. and others we have not, and the question Is often coming up, why did these things do we'll for my grand mother7 I can do nothing with them. The hose pipe is one of the secrets, and has worked a revolution but more of that anon. Those are problems the association will solve in time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19
Prairie Dog Market.

A report from South Dakota says that 2.oOo prairie dogs at $S each have been contracted for by English lords, who have exterminated the rabbits and hares on their shooting preserves in England and are languishing for sport. Mrs. Nellie Madden of Waukon, Wis, has withdrawn her farm north of Huron. s. D., from the market, believ- ing it's value has enhanced immeas- urahly by the demand for prairie dogs, with which 1t Is oVerrun. It is be- iieved that the English noblemen have Encountered another Yankee game and that the character of the prairie dogs has been. misrepresented to them. The animals are the size of an overgrown connected with outlets every rod or two. They are spry enough to arouse the sporting blood of the British, but when wounded drop into their holes. or, If dead, their fellows quickly drag them in.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19
BAD WOLVES IN THE WEST.
Uncle sam is Busy Fighting for Their
 Exterminafi0m.


 Uncle Sam has been making a study of the wolves of this country. not. how ever, because that particular animal is worthy of preservation. but simply with a view to extermination.
 The losses to stockmen and farmers from the depredations of wolves is very great, ranchmen frequently losing 10 per cent of their calves from wolf att tacks. Many protective measures have been adopted, such as building wolf proof fences, granting bountieS Tor wolf belts, direct destruction by hunt ing. poisoning. trapping. etc.
 1t appears that the bounty system has not proved very satisfactory ana hunting is both expensive of time and labor. so that poisoning is largely re- sorted to.
 The most successful method consists in inc use of stFychnine, which is in- closed in a gelatin capsule such as IS usua!lv employed by the druggist In nutttng up sundry powdered medi- cines. These capsules are concealed in pieces of beef suet and are distri1s uted at points likely to be traversed by wolf packs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19
Death of Charter Member.

It is with many regrets we speak of the death of one of our charter members. Mrs. Frank Young was one to help organize. She came to our ex- change meeting with her arms full of plants to bless other gardens Indeed
 how many gardens in this town are made brighter by plants and cuttings from her own sweet little gardeni How
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19

bright It Is still, showing her tender care! Such were her deeds. scattering flowers wherever she went.
 It was but proper that she be buried, as she was, under masses of flowers. no" much she will be missed we will not even strive to say.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19

The Tuskegee Chapter, U. ID. c. =
 Memorial Day was very delightfully."- observed by the Veterans of Camp Sam Johnston and the Ladies of the Tuske- gee Chapter. At the court house where the crowd first assembled Miss Lucille Cobb gracefully recited an appropriate selection. Mrs! W. W. Campbell then introduced the speaker Mir. E. D. Thomas of Eufaula, who charmed his audience with a most eloquent address. This was followed by a Memorial tri- bute in honor of Judge w. H. Hurt MT. J. H. Hodnett. and Miss Belle Johnston all of whom have passed away from earth since last April. The music rendered by the choir was es- pecially delightful.
 After these exercises the procession moved to the cemetery. Here the crosses were delivered and Master Robert A. Johnston recited in his hap piest manner "The Littlest Soldier Boy The graves were then decorated anC the crowd dispersed.
 The Chapter complimeated the Vet. erans with lunch after the return from the cemetery.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19
FZolUers sand FZower Grovers
g Association. .

lNnMMruN NlNlMlHaMl rn a nuHnnuamumumur
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19

Have you ever tried to convince your constituents that you were an- other Daniel Webster?" No an-s su,ered Senator Sorghum; what my constituents want IS Appropriations, nos
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19
rh. ruskegee Chapter, U. D. c.

May II. 1907.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-19
omc.al, organ Alabama Division.

OmeluIf OFk0n hI0D1Dua DhNEoAoA~ 4
 Our Fallen Heroes.
 f..The manner of their death was the crowning glory ofstheir hves.-Jener- But there are. deeds which should not And deeds that should not wither.'' Editor-in- Chief, Mrs. chares c. Brown. 11as N. 18th St. Birmingham Ala. 4
 Assistant Editor--Mrs. Belle Allen Ross 220 Washington Avenue. Mont gomery. Ala. Historical Editor-Mrs Harvey Jones Spring HILL Ala.
 General Omcers, U. D. c.
 President, Mrs. Lizzie George Hen- derson, Greenwood, Miss.
 First e-President. Mrs: A. H.
 Second President, Mrs. D. A. s. Vaught. New Orleans, La. ..
 Recording Secretary. Mrs. A. l.. Dowdell. Opelika, Ala.
 Rap1ey. St. Louis. Mo.
 Treasurer, Mrs. Eaustice Williams Custodian Cross of Honor. Mrs. L. H. Raines, Savannah. Ga.
 Alabama State Directory.
 Miss Sallie Jones Honorary President Camden. Ala.
 Mrs Charles c. Brown. President Mrs. B. B. Ross. First vice-Presi- Mrs. Lewis Cobb, Second vice-Pres- ident. Montgomery, Ala,
 Mrs. L; T; Pride Reeoro'ns sec Mrs. W. N. Phillips correspondins Secretary, Birmingham, Ala.
 Mrs. T. w. Palmer. Treasurer. Tus- Mrs. Harvey E. Jones'. Historian,
 
 Mrs. F: H, Elmore. Registrar. Moun- tain Creek Ala.
 Mrs. J. Asa Rountree. Crosses of Honor. Birmingham, Ala.
 To the Alabama Division. U. D. C.: Your President sends greetings, and assures you she will use every enort in her power to make this one or the most successful years in the his- tory of the division. To accomplish this 1t is essential she have the hearty support and earnest -co-operatton or every officer, chapter, and individual In the Stae Division. In assuming the work laid down by such worthy hands as my distinguish ed predecessor and her cabinet. your incoming President feels deeply the re- sponsibiIity placed upon her and so- tlicits any suggestion or advice Tn the minfstration of her duty.
 Not an officer in the division should be ornamental There is a well de- fined. glorious work for every member pf the. cabinet, and in putting the First President as chairman of committee to amass the monument fund -our most important work, now since our Soldiers Home is provided for--she feels that she has well served herself, the division and her co7ia- borers.
 Tosthe Second Vice President she has assigned the duty of soliciting and col lecting materials and articles TOT tne bazaar to be held in the U. D. c. building in November at the James, town Exposition. Thanking you again for the trust you have reposed fin her by placing her at the head of Alabama Division, U. D. C.. and wish for us all a suc- cessful and profitable year. I am, Most respectfully.
 Mrs. Charles G. Brown
 Pres. Ala Div. U. D. c. Birmingham, May 13, 1907.
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-10-16

If you miss the winter wrap sale at
Hopkins store, Friday, Oct. rs, you will
miss the chance oil your life. 1t
The Forest Republican. [volume] (Tionesta, Pa.) 1869-1952, 1907-10-16
Grand Opening.

One of the most brilliant openings for a
fall exhibition of ready-to-wear apparel
was witnessed at the Monarch Clothing
Company Oil City, last Thursday eve
ming. Although the Monarch's openings
have been pronounced success for the
past six years, the management is to be
congratulated at this time, in view of the
elaborate display of high class merchan-
disc in which each and every article was
ticketed at a very moderate price. Long
before the advertised times p. ma
large crowd had gathered at the doors
and, to avoid crowding, they were opened
and adults admitted. The store was
elaborately decorated with palms, laurels
and evergreens and American flags,
which, with the enormous display of ele-
gantly constructed merchandise, made
beautiful picture. Mr.. Nat Brenner, of
Chicago, professional vocalist, sang
several popular songs, which were well
received. The management has engaged
Mr.. Brenner, who with Miss Effle Sweet
wood az accompanist, will give a con-
cert at the Monarch store daily from 2 to
p. M, until the close of their fall OPEN
ing sale, which ends Saturday, October
49,. Manager Hershfield feels highly
flattered over the numerous compliments
received from his patrons and visitors.
Consult the ad. of this enterprising firm
in this issue OF the REPUBLICAN.