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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27

&irnrg.aonsrcs. Gen Zoe norbi.
ffe firurgiife &oneres aabnebes paa
%ltniperiitetet / 4riitiatia ben Sbe
auguit. aongresien teller ca. so
9eltagere. bporaf 20 fra 8anmarf,
ii fra Sperige oe 6 fra Sinlano.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27

griffen eler Gineren fomnter
ifsIae "geu" til sgre oe S9rbigbeo
iom SaIespare. 5 Sofneoalen bar
9ersenSboneanlGgget betaIt % Gre
pr. @aritaur al griif. Den brrges
til Staur peo SnogiGroing al 9ane.
linen, ganffasierer 8. 6. aalbe /
SofneoaIen bar leperet en- W9ngoe
griifeItaur til anlpg9et.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
ltbpamSrinscn ira gsor

ltbpanSrinsen ira Roree er /
SaIpaaret Samuor-Suni iaar no.
get itsrre END | t~iliparenoe Siosrum
ifior, ioet Den iaar uogisr 1919
MOB 1876 flor. SertiI fommer
1862 Spenifer, Tom er l%opanbret
oper norife Sapne iaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
Ct Miaipufnns. On Qrbeiser ianbt

Ut Wiuionfnno. On arbetoer Ianot
for noeIe Gage iiben paa Gen Ssbr
en- 9affe @oufnoter Ill ct gelsb al
ODER tire Riuioner Rnrt; bet anita
ges, Of De ftammer fra 9omperen
Berlin, iom git UNDER peo Soef
ban Soaanb. arbeioeren erboIber
en- Ginoerlsn paa 10000 Rarf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
graisbers gmtsipsebns.

grats6erg gmtsipsebns. Sra
sfien meo6eleS ben 10be augnlt:
gmtmano l1amann neblagoe ioog
9runoitenen til oct npe itore Gmts'
inaebus / aloiterifogen og bet me
Sin6sipgeaipl for amtet peo oct
aamle Spgebus "Saret". SsitiSe'
Iiobebeu operpores at Siitriftets
embeSsmano og al amtsuoualset,
Observation-Disclosures Solmboe og en-
Gpffe onbre Serrer. iom bar meo
Inlnaaet at sisre. 9pgningerne oil
fcSte en- 8 a 100000 aroner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
Ioor iunru Iifar.

laar inscn gifar. Sfei. &up. /
Sfoten, Sfoar, iom bar facet Der
misiion, for ct ballot glar, bar iffe
funnel reiie bort, ba bet bar bit Jig
umuligt for bam at ifaffe gifar.
San oplpier ielp, at ban bar aperte'
ret efter 9ifar og benpenbt fig til 10
forifienige, men uben ReiuItat trooS
be aooe giIfaar, ban bpber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
@oors;oIo @oorSeu 3itbn | 80

8~aarbials. @ooroen gitbp | so,
iom fsr tilberte Salpor Stabsfleip,
er ioIgt til &iitt 6. Serberg. San
ital bape gipet CO. 10000 aroner.
Morten lttganro bar iolgt fin
@oaro / Esniet til Gore Woen Ep.
bolen. &isbeiummen er efter Sor'
Ipoenoe 1880 8roner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
TunSue Gloiager. Sofi9I

SunSue Cloiaser. Sofiaeerme'
Iter Standardization til 8atbloils.
ool bar / De fioite IS 9age forfeit
lloorauninsen eiter Slbiager | @oo'
Iteo Moie, meIoes fra Rpfisbtng 8.
glnnbt De iielone 5itno er en- Siife'
FROG al brltn Stint meo bobbeIte
aroae oa Of Sorm TOM ct anfer.
3esu6en err man itsbt paa ct aoge.
Iteb meo iteniat Ranb, ct Stptfe az
en- meget flor Saub, milig en- Wam'
m~utbtonS, og 9Rnber al 8iloiotn,
gpuere og ltIpe. af Slintereoifa'
Der bar man funbet ca. 1900 Gp9r'
pileipiOier, ca. 800 grer, % nogIe
al bisie par i9rIig imuffe og al
meIfebpio Stint. Se ii6ite 5uro lig'
ger Iiot opbere euo De tioligere, ca.
/ allen un6er Sperlaben.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
8rnbebrift | StisrbaIen.

8rnbebrift | Stibroalen. S Den
iaafalbte "Borteu" paa isnore Stoe
at alepfieloet / gore 9eroaleu fore
tages | benue Sio Sorisgsorift efter
Sis nteb enbel arbeioere. Get for.
menes, at Seltet en- ganIfe rigboloig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27

&oalb Imnnbicn err mn poa oct
ollern9rmeite f9roig meo fin Bog
ON "@isa.Serben", iom | 2sbet af
Soften bill beepnoe at uofomme !
Setter paa s. aideboug & Cos
Gorloa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
@arSsiagcn. Sra ariitiania meb.

T~arOB1dgcn. Urd HrIltIufltd nlep'
beles ben 10be auguit: Seo Gag
ma~nbsrettens Dom ibag er be to
Hnsiere, Der bar tiltalt / a~nlebning
al De beiIagIagte rusiiife Sfrifter |
8aros, bIepne frifjenote % 9eilag.
lRsgelien opb9pet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
Gsitpanacu. Sra Seniet ffripes

8sitpanscm. Sra Seniet ifripes
til "0opre": Sonilil 8ersion fort.
letter nteo grbeiber oppe peb Rsit'
paneen. Der relies fremoeles ilere
gpgninger oeroppe, iaa bet er nof
5anfen at forti9tte 9riften. 3 q A
Itore 2es meo 8ropiant og Mate.
riaIier fisres oerop a%nbenbper Dag
ira Seniet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
Sra Uoree.

Raa enfeIte gaarbe / Sarlsberg
blomitrer sgble. og Raretrerne for
1noen Gang igaar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
Sra .Danmarf.
So Menneifer fpoIte. % @oorb.

20 WfHtttffr fbnIfe. Va Wd0r6'
eier Rifael Veoerien fra Gborup |
8ommen Soen o. Susmano Chr.
Senien-Sodnmien fra Rsooius peo
gibora forleSen aften arbeiSeoe |
Iifoel 1eoeriens Mereelarap, itpr.
tebe @rnpen Ion,men cper Dem, og
De biep besee fpalte. De omfomne
eiierIooer fla gnfer % Here gsrn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27

Ut Or;sinalt Stafii er Der pao en-
@adto | en- al &omerifsbpsoerne.
Get beitanr al bare aoiteifaft, os
for ca. 1000 Sfaft bar @aarobruse.
-rer betdIt 10 ar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27

OuSfeS.-gn Smeb, iom ioritaar
~ gogns o. 9Iosorbeioe fan faa ftabigt
9rbeioe tin9su SeiteFtontueL Sirio iii
mig onaaaeuoe SagIgn. 2dns RaoieH,
Rorthtppuo, Roma. 80
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
WaoucrSrn uoeniur airfru.

anleiuno meooeleS ben sSe auanit:
'@roSerringen." en- Screening al belt.
lonofe 2Geinrno. bar paa ut Com.
niermcoe | golben, Ssnomere, peo.
taaet fsIgenoe N~eioIntion: ~Rsoet
finber. at Den firfeliee Situatien for
narnnrenoe er iaaoon at man on.
Ter Sioen at bore fomnnet til at op.
mintre ale Eroenbe, Der har Spn
oa Gro oerfor til iannnen uieo os mn
at begpnoe at praftiiere @abperonp.
oeIien noenfor a~irfehuiet," 3enne
ReioIution bIep peotaeet tneo 80
MOB 4 Stemmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27

QtljaIaS.-8oo &rsaturfarm. 527
X gcres qane | Rinnefota. rs 9paars pr.
We're, ~belissenSs = Deil fra ct iprite 3Iasiss
Reieri, o. en- bdlp Dil fra GATE Benton,
qinepln Go, gRtHn. Sil bptte / et Cplag al
Saaoelsparer. miHere Garm, eler / Seite %
Sreatursr. 5000 fan blipe itaaenee i FAR
iii Q grouut Nente. Sor uRrmere
IlnotrretMing henpenoer man 10 III y. 2.
Ghritenisn, 9pler, 1tinn. Ia
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
naiten mt a@sne.

QiISaiaS.-Gt nriten mt -@sne'
x raj Stpres / Horore Minneiota. / RPr.
heoeu al 6psitpn; 8arerne for bet nsite Hpe
Ga Sonbelen lpnisr is spot. Neisrt | RRrs
heoen. Bonlepertng TT Eutiten. CODE
geie III Bpen. 3e!eioni Sutifsn, Il gPI TT
Sfolebns. garelageret CT p9rot outtreHt
So 500, Stsrrslis al Spsninssn s6x86. @ooe
Srunoe for at iRlse. Jor nRrmsre Cplpss
ming iilItrip 8oT 80, R6.2. go. 2, 5osttpH,
RiHReiota. Ia
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
GilanSets yolfcbsiifole.

oNf~
bsiifoIebeitprer Son Ssreuien bar
M til observation-disclosures inbfisbt
omfring IS Maal oeIpis Sprfet Serb
at @aarben @iIberg, co. 10 Mirui-
tiers 8ei fra gibspoIo Station. Ste
bet er ooerprbentIig poffert belig.
senoe paa 9ormens Eitiibe, ub mob
benne, bsit % frit meo en- itorartet
ubiist. arbeibet meb Gulpgset ifaI
paabe9pnbeS mart. Grfitett arne'
berg fommer ianoipnligOiS til at Bill
operlabt g~rbeioerne meb Spisrelie
al Suiene, / bpilfen anleoutug ban
bar peret beroppe for at beie gelie'
genbeoen. Set err of foruoit. at GIt.
Ian6ets Solfebsiifole eauife iitfert
bill fau en- @elisgenbeo og ct 10.
ieenoe, iom Oct bill itaa Reipeft az.
Com Seen paa ben Snteresie, man
/ gibspoIb nerer for Sfolen fan
anfsres, at Ser | life lioen lloitrGf.
ming bar paret tilbubt Sereuien nj
Serb, gratis Sruft til eIeftriit aps
% iaa bibere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27

Rtaiat. -8ao Istte 8iliaor. 100
X acres upoprtet Edrm MORT Excitement
~beIiaaeHoe fpp g2II Roropelt fra Saulsp,
Clan Gountu, RiHn. 5or nRrmere uHoer.
refining tiltrip ausait Sariou, @beatou,
Rirneiota. i0i5
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
900 giiortieneite tiIbpbss BRIT,

OtISalas. -4C Gcres soot 2nuo /
x Ell %itan6inapiit Ssttlement ire MiI fro
On % goittpHtpr; BET til 2areei. 5or
me- rulere nnberretuiHg "TRIP til 8aul Sten'
ION, Bruno, Bine 90, Rtmn. 1888
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-08-27
Kelley Cure.

aurr grfffrsansa o. Esbafpaasa. ErHe tftrE TT
Sss. aeEssis Kelley Institute Inc, Ts u. SSzFts
ct. Gts g29taea. ia
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-10

NO; but there's an awful racket in the
back yard"
.s'wellr'
Well, who knows who is around ana
what they are stealingi Get right up
and let EN- know you ara, at home
Ny dear woman, lets look at this
thing from the other point Of view. No
person In our back yard Is up here In
our bedroom. Consequently. our threats
are safe. It Is weli-known fact that
am always bone O. nights. and NJ one
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-10
WHAT'S THE USE ="

A. midnight the other night got = az
IN the ribs and woke up to hear Auy
saying:
Husband. ct up At once or We shan
have our throets cut"
Have you discovered anyone In tina
room with . butcherknife1" I asked
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-10

A woman shot at Judge Mcdonald
10 ST. Louis courtroom, but the bullet
went wild.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-10

Oshkosh. Wis. Jan. 1.-THE cham.
aonship Of Lake winnebaso among
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-10
Ole EARL'S HEIR ]
........ BY CHARLES cARvIcE.


les. ] am-sorry--
Why" he said sAh. l know, /
had forgotten-forgive ne-the 49,
ference between us; but he has not
forgotten You are the daughter of
an earl, and - He broke of, for
she had turned to him at last. a look
of entreaty on her face.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1907-01-10
IN LoNEsoMEvILLE.

Ice yachts has been awarded to Leigh
Hollister Of Oshkosh, owner II REQ
bird, who gets a handsome nag.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-05-02
COTTON TO BE HIGHER.

Recently Mr.. Sterrett Tate, of a
large cotton exporting house in New
York, has been touring the south. On
his return he frankly sums up the
situation, reporting mill stocks of good
staple cotton to be exceedingly low
and the holdings of the farmers unus-
ually small for this season of the year.
On this situation he comments as fol-
lows:
with these rather discouraging con-
ditions prominently evident at the end
of the seventh month of the season,
and at the same time a trade condi-
tion and demand for the manufactured
product of all classes, covering knit
goods, piece goods, as well as yarns,
unequaled in the past, and manufac-
turers actually declining to make con-
tracts any farther in advance, a nat
ural and steady advance, based on the
supply and demand feature of the
market, looks to me assured before
any new cotton can be secured"
1t is plain that the labor problem
is going to be even more difficult of
solution by cotton raisers than ever
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-05-02
HOLD THE FORT!

The Farmers Union is too wide
of amalgamating It's interests with any
other organization pretending to have
concern for it's welfare. 1t has become
formidable and dangerous to other in
terests that are seeking to attach
themselves to the farming interests
of the land, especially to the cotton
producers of the south Secure in their
own organization, the Farmers Union
must now fear the Greeks bearing
gifts keep guard over it's
gates against the Trojan horse.
The late reports that President Bar
rett and the Southern Cotton Associ-
alton had come to agreement and
formed an alliance were put forth de-
signedly to confuse, seduce and pre-
dispose the members of the Farmers
Union concerning such a proposition.
Undoubtedly the Southern Cotton AS
sociation, body bearing a misleading
name, dseires to scoop the Farmers
Union and become "the whole thing"
standing for the cotton producers of
the south. But the Southern Cotton
Association is not a planters body.
1t is a combination of men, including
politicians, bankers, manufacturers
and spinners, whose purpose is to ma
nipulate cotton production and fix cot
ton prices, ostensibly for the raisers,
but actually for the manufacturers.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-05-02

from the beginning of his political ca
reer attacked monopolies mercilessly.
He has fought railway tyrannies as
Paul fought as with beasts at Ephesus.
He made his earliest reputation as an
orator and statesman by his brilliant
and fiaWless arguments against the
prohibitory protective tariff laws of
the nation.
Mr.. Bryan has been brave enough
to declare that while he favors "gov-
ernment control of railroads to the
uttermost that regulation can do, he
yet ''feels it in his bones" that such
control will not finally suffice, but
ultimately government ownership
must be the final and fixed solution
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-05-02

"The sham battle" that Harvie Jor-
dan, Congressman Livingston and 9TH
ers appear to be making against
"speculatOrs and bucket shops" is
wholly betrayed and made ridiculous
by the presence of Joe Hoadley, chief
among cotton spectators. The head
quarters of the Southern Cotton Asso-
citation is really in Hoadley's Office in
New YOrk-it is only the headquarters
that is in Atlanta today and in Dir-
mingham tomorrow.
There are no cotton raisers in New
York-what business, then, has a real
cotton raisers' organization with head
quarters in the den of the gamblers
who have grown rich by despoiling our
cotton fields?
There are no cotton raisers in Eu-
rope-only spinners and manufacture
ers, whose every and only prayer to
God is for cheap cotton"-and why
should any true friend Of the southern
cotton producer wish to go to Liver
pool, Berlin, or Basle, to consult the
cormorants in the interests of the
man in the south whose planting, plow-
ing and picking of his cotton crop is
his sole dependence for life and pros
perity?
The Farmers Union must stand
pat" on its own hand and on its own
ground. The Southern Cotton Associa-
To
riched them one dollar. "He who
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-05-02

before. For that reason the larger
planters, who had overstocked with
mules, fertilizers and other supplies,
are economizing and the promise, at
best, is for crop not equal to the
market demands.
Mr.. Tate does not suggest falling
OF in the current crop; in fact he does
not predict that it will not be large,
but he does hold, and with good rea-
son, that stocks of cotton all over the
world will be practically depleted be-
fore the new crop comes in, that de-
mand for that crop will be enormous
and that prices are due to advance
from one to one and half cents by
next fall.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-05-02

his own way to arrive, he believes, at
the goal of his ambitions. He holds
to the generally accepted notion that
railroads. are business propositions
that can be operated on open and hon
est terms with the public. He refus-
es to see any mystery in the process
of building railroads and offering
their facilities to the people on the
ordinary basis of cost of construction
and operation, plus fair profit upon
actual investments. All these things
he says he is seeking to establish in
strict justice to the people and with
no injustice to the corporations.
Mr.. Bryan occupies no dubitable po-
sition on these vital questions. He has
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-05-02
Which One of Them is the Real Thing !?

The above amusing cartoon, print
ed in The New York Times, aptly hits
off a more or less prevalent feeling
that Bryan and Roosevelt are really
on parallel lines as to the main issues
of present day politics.
1t cannot be gainsaid that Govern
ment Control of Railroads" and Anti
Trusts" policies are the Alpha and
Omega of popular desires just now.
Whatever else may intervene, the peo-
pie at large want men and measures in
government that will drive at and
reach those detectives.
President Roosevelt has whipped
the rank and file of his party into line
on those issues, and is proceeding in
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-05-02
CANADA'S SUNDAY ACT,
IN. Y. Tribune.)

Canada's Lords Day act, recently
passed, provides that it shall be unlaw-
full on Sunday to engage in any pub
lie game or contest for gain, or to
be present at any performance or pub
lie meeting, elsewhere than In a
church, at which fee is charged. or
to run, conduct or convey any excur-
sion on which passengers are con-
veyed for hire, or to advertise any
performance, or to bring into Canada
for sale or distribution or to sell or
distribute on the Lords Day any for
eign newspaper or publication classi-
fed as newspaper.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-05-02
of the railway problem.

of the railway problem.
At present Roosevelt is able, by
sheer force of power and audacity, to
train his party in the way he wants
it to go. But when he is no longer
the party master; when a weaker and
less egotistic president succeeds him
who then shall regulate the regula-
tors Of his party?
Here We have "two souls with but
single thought"
AS between the two the hope of
the country, seriously adjusted, must
depend more upon the courage and
persistency of Bryan than upon the
lessening power and opportunities of
Roosevelt. S. w. S.
Watson's weekly Jeffersonian., 1907-05-02

would be free himself must strike the
bloW!" The farmers have their union
now and have the power to control
their best interests. Let them not sur
render it to anybody on earth!
S. w. S.
Evening journal., 1907-11-21
ORANGE TO MEET
WYOMING ELEVEN

On Saturday afternoon az suuth Side
Park, the Orange football eleven will
line pagainst the strong Wyoming
team. OF Philadelphia. The visitors
are conceded 70 be the best semi-pro-
fessional eleven in the city Of Phila-
dlphia. with the possible exception Of
the F'rankford A. A. The Wyoming
men have been playing football for
the past ten years. and have the repu-
tation OF being an exceptionally fast
eleven Several Of the Orange players
are In bad shape after the contest OF
last Saturday. It is not thought that
Lyman viii be IN the game again this
season. He was kicked on the knee
I'm a mass play. Nickle, the heavy cen-
tire OF the locals. was IN the line up
last week. and his playing was on the
sensational order. Nickle's nose was
broken IN the Germantown Y. NJ. Q. A.
game three weeks ago, and IL WAS
again bruised IN the hard battle with
the Maine sailors last week.
Captain Ridgway IS coaching the
Orange men in a ne INVERSION OF the
forward pass. ono used by the Michi-
gan team. and It is the opinion OF the
players that II will gain much ground
Tor the mon Saturday. There viii be
q preliminary game between two Of
the best amateur teams in the city be-
fore the Orange Wyoming game. This
game starts at o'clock.
Evening journal., 1907-11-21
HARVARD MAY
SURPRISE YALE

Behind closed gates the Crimson eleven
is being prepared for the game on SAT-
urday with Yale at the stadium. It is
rumored that the team has improved
wonderfully and a much stronger eleven
viii face the Bulldog than THAT Of last
week, which went down before Dart
mouth
Bit by bit they are rounding into form.
and may surprise Yale. The scrlnmage
mas been omitted, the work being con-
fined to breaking through, starting, punt
ing and specific work for the men, ac-
cordlng TO their positions. Signal practice
was lively. and several new formations
were tried with success.
bvery seat in the big Stadium mas been
sold Orders for 5000 were in last week.
and the biggest crowd that ever witnessed
game at Cambridge will be on hand.
Evening journal., 1907-11-21
GERMANS SQUARE,
SAYS JOCKEY BURNS

Germany is filled with honest. square
dealing people, but they are not good
sports. The Emperor himself runs the
royal stable more as matter Of form
than out Of keen desire TO win on the
turf"
That's what Jockey Burns thinks about
racing in Germany Tommy has iust ar
rived IN New York from the Faderland
aiter winning hfty-four races and leading
an the Jockeys. For this he reached his
nome IN sheepshead Bay $4,000 to tie
good. The same success in America
would have brought him in the nelghbor-
hood Of $4,000.
But l had a good time and saw the
world" explains the little Jockey, "and
my wife and I both feel that the trip to
foreign lands was well worth while.
Evening journal., 1907-11-21
CAMDEN

sDoeaaI to THE EVENING JOURNAL
CAMDEN. Nov. 21-Miss Name
Evans is visiting IN Philadelphia
Frank Jackson has got the contract
TO carry the mails.
The Rev and Mrs. W. L. S. Murray,
Of Wilmington. are visiting the Rev.
and Mrs. f. II. Nelson.
Miss Jennie Hinsley is visiting at
Brenford.
AIRS. william Graham and daughter,
Helen, have returned from a visit 10
Tyrone. Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Warden. OF Rid
lev Park, have been visiting Colonel
and Mrs. Levi G. Sterner.
Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Evans are
visiting at Camden, N. J.
Miss Belle Goodwin Of Kenton, spent
Sunday in town.
Camden's extra mail service goes
into effect Monday November 25, with
Frank Jackson as messenger.
Special services at the NJ. r. Church
started on Sunday night. The Rev.
w l. S. Murray. Of Wilmington, win
preach evcry night this week except
Saturday.
0I1s. samuel speal is visiting In
Philadelphia.
Thomas simpson IS on the sick list
Miss Mary r. Gildersleeve is visit
ing In Philadelphia.
c. c. Buck has greatly improved the
interior Of his home here.
Miss Margaret Barnard fell on Sat
urday and broke her ankle.
Mrs Belle Council was a recent Will
mington visitor.
Miss Mary Anderson is visiting IN
Philadelphia
J. C vosher has returned from
Philadelphia
Andrew Nissen. Of Rising Sun. has
moved into the Hollis property.
Robert Dunn OF Delaware College,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. c. Dunn.
Tho Kings Daughters met at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. w d. Richards
Miss Nan Cowgirl left Wednesday
Tor Philadelphia TO act as bridesmaid
at the wedding Of Miss Nan Hinckle
Byron Dunn and family, OF WIZ
rnington. are spending a few DAYS
with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
C.. Dunn.
The members OF the P. o. S. Of A.
are preparing 70 give a fine entertain
rnent early IN January I'm honor Of the
first anniversary OF the founding OF
the lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Bancroft have
returned from the jamestown Exposi-
ton.
The members OF st. Paurs chape
N,ve improved their church building
Nv a coat Of paint outside, and have
-iven it a thorough cleaning and rem
vetitc inside.
Ds and Mrs. c. W. Cooper have re.
-Drred from a visit to New York
villie a. Ross. a midshipman OF tn
f-oi.cd States Navy. IS home visiting
in~ his mother, Mrs. Mollie Ross
1lrs William r. Postes and daugh
ter l.anra. are visiting at Pittsburg.
Mrs Edith J. Hollis OF Queen Anne
Md IS the guest of Or. and Mrs. L. s
ccnweh
Caie5 Hickman Is visiting In Phila
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Cooper have re
turned from a visit to Philadelphia.
Miss cara Tailor of Queen Ann
Nd. Is the guest Of Dr. and Mrs L.
couwell.
Evening journal., 1907-11-21
Don't Let Your
Piles Grow
Every Hemorrhoidal Ulcer is Fertile
Field for Cancer and Other
Deadly Diseases.
rRlAL PAcKAeE FREE.

Constipation unchecked brings inham-
nation, Inflammation begets piles and
plies too often superinduce tumors OF
malignant nature.
Piles Cor hemorhoids) rarely hill but
hoy cause more agony IN a few minutes
than much more serious troubles.
They are easy to cure If you so at Il
right.
An operation with the knife is danger
GUS agonizing, and rarely a permanent
success.
There is Just one way to be cured-one
sure way. painiessiy and privately-and
that IS with Pyramid Pile Cure.
we mail a free trial package to all
who write.
It will give you instant relief, and start
you well on the way 20 a perfect cure.
Then you can get a full-sized box from
any druggist for 50 cents. and often one
box cures
Insist on having what you call for.
Just send your name and address to
Pyramid Drug Co.. 81 Pyramid Building.
Marshall. Mich. and receive free by re-
turn mail the trial package in plain
wrapper.
All druggists 50 cents Write to-day
FOR free package