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The daily Alaskan., 1908-11-10
PERT PARAGRAPHS.

The girl who knows how to be pretty. though homely. has Solomon beaten to a finish for wisdom.
 People starvc themselves and spend more energy for e doubtful honor than 1t would require to keep a whole fam uy in beefSteaks.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-27

be isle Spmpatbi % g~euuorins for
Napolepn-bo par bet 3isieren ! bam.
i5m sioree iis siaIOenre. 0apOlecu
bar | 0petbes Zine en- Haturfrait. Sele
bans 6remtraoen bar naturbsitemt.
@oetbc flenbte insen anber, ipm "funbe
lige, paa hotl,en Dag ban pitoe fcmnie,
'e os %lsire". inssn anosn, iom "bebdnb'
IeSe Seroen Tom en- a%auitner Ut Sn'
ltrnment~. M Rapolepn 1altio bar
ben iamme, ioran ct Slaa, eitsr ct elaa
aliio paa iait @ruuo, al,ib flar os if.
ter, altio / tit Clement, husrt Eieblit
ps bper Situniipn mestis"-bet siuroe
bam | @uetbes gine til en- pprtnoelis
9aiurfrait. 5Or ben maatte 9istereus
Iauo beuHprenbe bsie fig ielu naar ben
berienbe uoIpo fig uper bans sset 5G.
orelano.
(5recr. Yaaite | "Wrgbl".)
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-27
ct merfeliet Roneepale.

Gn befien6t fronIf gfriforeiicroe
o%perpPrcoe Ell Sang ct meget origi'
malt &~ongepaIg, iom ban / en- BOG
ON lin Retie IfiIorer paa fsIgenoe
Waabe:
Wens ieg opbolbt mig / Central
ofrifa / Negeritaten @ohoon, 6soe
Sen gomle Song 8lais; mems bans
llnberiaatter MT / 6 Gage begrpb
Sobet al fin Serifer, bar De PIbite
Staten optagne al @olget al ben npe
aonge. 9ette 8aIg foregoar fulo'
itenbig bemmeligt, og ferit pao Den
ipoenoe Dag, naar ben me 8onge
ital frones, faor Solicit at pibe, bpem
Ser er paIgt. GnO life Den npoaIete
ielp faar roaen l%luberretrting ON fin
Spbeielie, fsr Groflamationen er
fleet; inbttl oct iibite gieblif ippoer
oQe - unbtagen De faa, Der loretta.
ger Galget - / rlpioenbeo ON uo'
faloet.
geb benne 2eiIigbeo blep en- al
mine CODE genner, 0iogont, palgt;
ieIp banbe ban iIet life bentet, at ben
Spffe ifuloe times bam; ganife pitt
o~ipirereoe ban til aon9eoprbigbe.
ben; met ban fortaIte mig ielp, at
ban life baooe tort Saab.
Wen beoit iom ban ben ipoenbe
Dag pronenereoe IangS Strarobreo'
Ben, bIeu ban omriuget al oct ganife
SoIf, Ser MI fog tat paa ben Gere.
moni, iom er SnoleOningen til Sp.
bsielier, og iom / al fin Raabeb nof
ton oiboIbe ielp nleget ~prgierrigc
Weno fra at optrGOe iom &ongsem.
ner. 3e trGngte fig iom ioet inc paa
ham fra ale Sioer og gau Zig til at
~operopnge bam meo De irpgteIigIte
GfipIosoro. Wen oet bIeo perre
enonu; ct giebIif eitcr fit ban af EMO.
MI gropere &onieft. Nan ippttebe
BAN / aniigtet, iparfeSe og Hog BAN
% tilbGngebe bam meo Sten og
SmuS8 og Sfarn.
Oct iaa no, iom man oiIbe iIoo
bam libel, og en- fremreb bilbe fit.
fert beQer life bare gtpet meget for
bans 9io / bette giebIif; men ieg op.
fauaebe nogle Sro, Tom CAB mig
Sorflaringen baa belle Sf,teipiqet.
glt mems De beorbei6eoe bam paa ina
fraftig @is, raabte De nemlig:
"Gnonu err 6u life Dor 8onge!
enbmu fam Ri gisre meo Dig, bpab hi
bill Sioen ifaI ri gisre, bpao on
bill"
Ien 9iogcui opfsrte fig iom en-
Rano, og ban bIeo aonge. San
boIot fin greoe tiIbage % fog MOB
ole Sorbaanelierne meb ct Smil; ef.
fer Ell balo Zines SorIsb boIot bans
Glngeaanoer inbe, % ban blep MI
isrt ben iii 6er ofesoe aonges go.
pei, bpor De plbite erflGrebe bam
Tor nalgt til aonge.
Serpaa iatte Riogoni en- bsi Gil.
febat, Spnbolet paa bans SuperG.
netet, paa fit SooeS - % bar 8onge.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-27
Sport % Stino'
tarmsbctGnocIi

Gen beiienbte SsrtiuerIase. 8roi.
Glbu, Der bar beitiaftiset iis msset meo
SpOrteus SubHpoelis paa 2egemsiuHf'
iionerue, bar npli9 iunbet G~uleontns
III at igge at oGmpe ben hos 8ublifum
uobreote 5rp9t for, at SIiuotarmsbc.
tGnbeIieu ItuIoe tRle S%pVrtsppelier
bIaHot fine oirefte oirtenoe Nariussmo'
menter. Gublitums Sr0st ipues uaun'
Zig i~remfalot peO en- grtifsl / ct 9Rse'
blab, Der iatte 8liuotarms bctGubeliens
tiltaseuoe Spppigbeo blanot llnsoUm'
men / Trrusieu / 6orbiuoeIic meb ben
tiltastuoc SpurtsOprtetis % iom ira
p%eofommenbe Sa9blob bar Qoaet oucr /
8asspresie n GerHe SammenbGug
mellem 8lirotarmsbetGnoele og SorRt
sr, uotaIer 8roi. albu, bets artitel re.
iereres / "SpipitaIsiioenoe". nm ct rent
tbepretiit R9iousmeut. s belle ben me-
bicinite 9itsrdtur finoes intet ium belit
5uftum, Der siuer blot ben i~ierneite ge'
rettigelie til at tro poa en- iaaoau aur'
iassiammeubnrs. 9omitole % Gor'
iitriussreIitaber bar for lnuse iiocu to-
get bet S%anpputt, at hos ct iuuot Msr'
ueite fau islu ct lluoerlipet birette ram'
menoe Traums (Slas. Stso, TrDt Oiu)
life irsmfaloe B%linoiarms betGnoelie.
Spcrteu mna toertimoo ~iuarere aniees
for et al be beoite glioler til at uHogaa
oeuue Sp9ouut, for iua piOt iOm 4arm'
Iunttioneu iremmes peo NuItelspelIer.
3oset unbet er bet ielufgIseliG mar bet
breier zig ont en- gatieut, Der upltg bar
baot misunderstanding; 6er er mo-
iurlisuis en- lausere 1ics go paa i'm
8laos.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-27
SaIfanitaternes P9re.

Zen b~eticnSte RiIitprforfatter,
tioIigere Cberit @pbte, 9iDer / "@erI.
SngebL." fsIgcrSe Sperii9t ODER Sp.
rene paa 9aIfar:
Get egeutlise Sprft bar % Wiqio.
ner Su6bpgsere, gulsarien 4, Gre
ferIor0 212, Serbier 2%, RumR,
MEN 612 og Rontenesro Il Iiaton.
s Sprfiet fommer BOG INN De If
WiQioner Wubdmeomere | 9etrogt.
ming FOR SPren. Zen tprftife Scr
for fun Inrgiomt mo6iIiiere3 o. lam.
leg, 90 eli Gel fan iIet life fiPrnes
ira aiien, piitrot Salp6elen. s Gu'
ropa piI Sprfiet / arigstiliGloe pitt,
rof iomIe s 9ipiiioner oeo aSriano,
pei, Oerer beipItet meo Sor0pPrfer
8 peb 9sfpb, Ser er iuagt befGitet, o.
: oeS SaIonifi. 9e % Iipiiioner
fan iPttcS til $4,000 Rano; Ses,
u6en fan Ser titles 10000 6or.
itRrfningsmGn6 og 10000 2arSe'
pPrnSmruS liant maaIfe $4,000 sI'
bunere paa 9enene, iaIt $4,000
RanS. Waaite Der enSru | Sioens
Sob fan bentes 100000 MonS
2ineaiieu.
gulanrien bar en- 6reosbRr poc
$1,000 Rono. Der er soot uSoannet
men ifal aisiOe Rammeu tot e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-27
blir en- emule aeSu,t,un / Sureaiain.

ssrne.
Seq maa / benne 5orbinbeI'e BUTTE,
bpao Der baubie mig paa ct Seitemar'
FEB Oppe / en- al 5ielpbpsosrue iur noslt
aar iioen. Seq bar iremmeo paa Ste
bet; men en- Mmerifaner bacoe bog bsri,
at ies bar Der, % iaa bieo Der almmoe'
Zig Jast eIter mig, ban piloe 1ie" mig,
Omiiper baube en- al bans @enner fun
bet MIG. bob mig perte paa 8atfen Der,
meoens ban benteos Mmerifanereu. Sar
tom. @obbas. er bet SIR. Splio? So
=. % lao iaa ban pel paa mig ps gil
uleo llotrpt al Siuiislie % en- Smult
Soraat Ser ban Zig uo, PIT! Seq
peb life. bpem ban Dor; mel, lieen ba,
ies altib. mar jes bar u9ret ~ltreiiet q
Ell npfommen Gmerifaner. ftramnleI
mig os iabet 9ursuetten liot iilipne
geitelommsu II es pil oa sierne sialot
fOr ben jes ere osiaa.
Seq beber ON Sprlabelie! Sc fleItt
gmerifanere, iOm fummer Der, er mine
@enner fra pamle 9a9e. manage mine
Gleper fra S~foIebueene, % ba - ba e,
9jeripnet en- pperraltenbe 9leoe.
Som panl,s ub paa @fteripmmerer
bar Der pGret Ell Del Spsbpm uoooe,
gpspen, iaa bet piitnot er snaet itGrt'
paa &plerabraaberne peb Notpbbens
gpotbef.
Smiblsrtib sr fun iaa 9pbsfalo inb'
%trufiet.
9lnbers &plbiprnruo 90 Nar eam'
mel % Suitru @unbilo S4 gar, tunot
| CONNER isire fit Sernbrpuup. g
bar imielertio iuase % irabab zig Set
lisbeoer oeo @nlebninser. 8unbttf
bsoe ipr ct Gar Gage iioen; @amltn'
GEN rusler enoru uoe ON Oaaene % er,
trobs fin alberbum, a~anbsfriit. Sar
iutrer MI pper, at bun ifulbe iprlaot
BAN, han babe tnntt, al Re ituibe fglgea
40 paa ben iibite Reiie, flyer ban.
@nfen qnne Nphus bgoe / Sommer.
BrpQupser bar Der besp9rre MIG
befienot life secret, wtotaseu paa Npt
poben; nlen Der brnoer 10 ioa meaet
Tom ligscr ubenon, buno Der interesie'
rer Sp9oeipIfet baabe Der o. i Inrert'
ia, % bet er bet life perbt at bette fig
peb.
Stuttelis en- peniis 6ilien til SlGs'
pg Senrsr!
9iieroal 2Soe Iusuit 1908.
u. SplIio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-27

ariaSitprfe pan belle 100000 Roro
foruben ReierOetropper paa 100
10000 Wun6.
8rpfeuIano bar fun en- TreS3itpr.
te pna 10000 % en- arigsitprte paa
$4,000 WanS.
0toutencgro fan title Ell WtiIits
paa 60-70,000 Rano, buorai maa.
lie 10000 fan oupeuSes I'll ct 6rem.
itso ooer beu siterrigIfe @rRnie.
&rmGnien bar Sc beSite SGrfor.
boIo, Ell 6reo&itprfe poa 10000 o.
en- arigSitprfe poa 100000 Wano.
2anoet maa BOG altio regrte meo
Ru2Ioub % bar 6erfor anIagt Here
itcrfe 69Itnirtger.
Serbten, bpt3 rbeiGitcSc SooeOitoo
rGiten Iigger ur6er Siterrig8 aano.
uer, er / oe ii0itc 80 Mar blcoct be.
ietret bua6e al Sprfer og @uIgurere.
8rcoSbGren cr $4,000 Mano, arigs.
Itprfcn 100000, forubeu en- Scr.
i.Grtniug poa Eapirct - poa
10000 Wtano. Mauife Scrberue
BOG lGngc fan isrc en- 'IiSen 8rtg"
/ @ieraene.
Gertmoo fan Siterrig.llrgarr meS
fine 46 Wiuioner Subbpaqere /
ariqStio title 100000 @ano poo
@encne. 5 Rrrbc6en al Den ferbiife
@rGnic itoor / 6rcb8tio aIenc 1iS
@otaIioner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-27
en- oanif Opinoelie.

On ing o0nif Srserier Soban
Rinf bar iornpIig fuIbfsrt en- Spitr.
Belle, iom bill foa tor 9%etporiug.
Serom opIpier s. &. RieIien / "Bos
Iitifen":
Oct oImiuocIiac Salt, Tom III fiet.
Scr ioa so6t, % iom ri ipiier al bper
creite Tag, toIocS al aemiferue ga.
triunfIori6, iOct BET er %iamuteriat al
ct mTrfcIigt WctaI Hotrtum og &Ior.
Salt ~onuenoeS / SSn6uitrieu iom Rao.
itof for 6obrifatior bells al Sooa %
gGiSrotror, 6cIS al fIorbol0igc
Stoiicr iom SoItipre % aIortoIf;
SiIpirfniugcn al 9Gtsnatrou og 8Ior.
fuIf er eftcr Be goutIe Wetbober ret
omitrn0eIig.
s Observation-Disclosures for'sI.
Der man pc0 &iTIp al gleftricitct,
Oct bill Iige, at man nco SipIp al clcf.
triif Strsm isnoerOcIer en- Selpop'
Issuing, iaolcbeS at Der peo HpislpS.
g%ienItouSen, iom er aubrogt | Den
isIoboIStge gp0ife, u0irIbeS ct Sag
Splp, mebcus Der oeo Ben anoen
gIcftrobe fer en- 2uihlopifIirg. Toa
iomnlc Maube bar man aiort en-
MGng0e Torieg poo f~obrttmGSitat
at i~enoeroeIe Ell SpleSning al oct al.
minbeIige Salt; man faar ncmIig
ioa peo oen enc GIcftrooc 6parenoe
til 0pisIpsgieuitonoen) Natrium %
peb Den anoen &lor.
Oct er IpffeoeS SnGenisr Rirf at
uoarbeioe Ell e~leftriit Ssuoeroeliu9s'
metbobe, boiS ReIultater foruter
SoeaIet meget npr; Sremgmrg8moo'
Ben aiOcr ioaIeoeS al oen anpeubte
eleftriifc Strsm ct llobptte, iom life
fan ifieIncS ira oct tbeoretiif bereg'
neoe; Sabet er pruftiif talt Zig NhlI.
9enne iutuffe Wetbobe uomprfer iig
iPrIig peS, at &oitielpet lsber ueo 40
ct Iooret itaaenbe Wetaltraa6net,
bporpeb bernie gIcftrobe faar Ell me
get flor, pirfiom Gpifislpooerilaoe;
Den ~iinbrige Ioabe, bporpao gppu.
ratet itaOig febeS meo rift SuItop'
leSning, ipiucr ogiaa en- Eole.
S~Sngentsr Rinf bar opnaaet lit Re.
iuItat peo ct ibGroigt Nrbeioe. % oct
bill ON fort Sto ipiae en- Hoae / oct
praftiife 2io. Ger er rpIig inorettct
en- Fabrication eitcr HinfS SDitem
poa Ell rorif GeQuIoieiabrit; oct fore.
I6bige anIpg err paa 20 SeItefrGi'
FER, men meget mart ifal Ser / ianune
Sobrif bpggeS ct AnIpg poa miroit
200 SeItefrGitcr, % oct ireuitiaeoe
&lor ifol oorIig bIcgc 5000 Cons
GeuuIoie. Mtuu bill funne il16ie, at
ulere peo GeQuIoiein0uitrien Oil Der
funne Ifabe& en- tor notwithstanding
nle0 Sireftc IuocuoeIie for aloret;
tbi / Sfonoinooicu probuceres Der
benoco 500 900 Cons GeauIoie nar.
Iig; BERTH foulntcr ioa sc eprige Gam.
Oc8 GeauIoicinouitrt, og enbeIig er
Ser 10 aSifiaige andre 6abrifotiouer,
ser a~noenOer alor6legnina.
SorifieQige itore uoenGanbife Gel
ifobcr bar giort fig nsie befietbt meo
Rinfs WetboSe; baooe otSie og andre
uo~erIunSife 6ngfoIf, iom bar baot
QeiIigbe0 iii at ~fontronerc 6orisgenc,
et al inrmc Iening: at Der Der fore.
Iigger en- npiigtspPtterbe % bctpb.
n~ing8iuI0 Spfir0eIie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-27
Oopheo fan life helbreoes

pee Issale Vptsler, ea be Ute fan naa ben ~ansresus
9sI ~ Eret. Ter or run en- Waaee al iarert fSchsb,
o. bet e. pee tsuNtfuiisrsne Rtsler. Gsphee feraarr
iascs pee ss b<t1rbt auhanb AZ SltmtHsea | BEL
esfsciRe Hsf. Raaf bette asr sIiver t~uEanmsTef,
rer,st te On rnlsaet 2gt t1er faay en- saaflis osrelis,
% as.r bra eltset eslt is}itL q ls.ste bslstH, %
elprs Nm arrnaIe Ithans, I'll tsrtIisn r1re seella,
fpr Avhft. ri ue AZ II 7ilGxiser frtnisaIets Deb 90
isrrh, Der or tntef ansef tze On betrret ftlifans a
Sltmtineerus.
ei oil aipe st tuuer,et Tplert for sthssrt Iiifrls.
al Sprhsb (israariaaet AZ Rainrre(, ier life Tan fHrer
xes mee Halls Cat2rrh Cure. strip efttr gtrtuIsrs
hi. g. SghtRtn a Co.. Gsieee. q.
~Gsisrs sss sAe ayosxsrrs. 1se.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-10-27

NaGr Ge FrlbaE I'll Goertereroe,
f1a bar ta1 peaIta at ~nleeee.e, at
&c faa oercS advertisement / 'Ee.
eorob'RuftCn'. Eet fi!res lem ben
bsnite pcbcnSItrl.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-05-16

could have held TO my resolve. But
when Baroness Won Lyndal suggested
your coming here my heart leaped up.
l said in my mind: AT least I shall
have the Joy of seeing her every day
for a time without doing anything to
darken her future. Afterward, when
she has gone out of my life, shall
have that radiance to remember. And
so no harm will be done In the end,
except that l shall have to pay by suf-
fering.' Still had no thought Of the
future without parting. felt that IN
evitable. And the suffering came hand
in hand with the Joy, for not night
here at Lyndalberg have l slept II
had been weak should have groaned
aloud In the agony of remuneration.
MY rooms open on a lawn More
than once I've come out into the dark
ness when all the household was sleep
ing Sometimes l have walked to this
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-05-16

water, turning the great smooth sheet
of jet into a silver shield, for there
had been clouds or spurts of rain on
other nights, and he had said to him
self that never again perhaps would
they two stand together under the
white spell of the moon. He had
meant to keep her for FIVE minutes, or
ten at the most, and then to bring her
back, but they had walked down to
the path which girdled the cliff above
the lake. The moon touched her gold
en- hair and her pure face like bene
diction. He dared not look at her thus
for long, and when there came sud
den quick rustling In the grass at their
feet he bent down, glad Of any change
In the current of his thoughts.
Some tiny winged thing Of the night
sought lodging In a bell shaped fow-
er whose blue color the moon had
drunk, and as Leopold stopped the
same impulse made Virginia bend.
He stretched out his hand to gather
the low growing branch Of blossoms,
which he would give the girl as a
souvenir of this hour, and their fingers
met Lake and garden swan before
the eyes of the princess as the en-
perors hand closed over hers.
Her great moment had come, yet
now that 1t was here, womanlike, she
wished 1t away, not gone forever-oh,
no-but waiting just round the corner
of the future.
1.-THE flowers are yours-I give them
to you," she laughed, as If she fancied
1t was In eagerness to grasp the dis
puted spray that he had pressed her
fingers.
"You are the one flower / want
flower of all the world" he answered
In choked voice, speaking words he
had not meant to speak. But the ice
barriers that held back the torrent Of
which he had told her had melted long
ago and now had been swept away.
Other barriers which he had built up
In their place-his convictions, his duty
as a man at the head Of nation
were gone too. u love you" he STAN
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-05-16

upon Himself to search for Miss Now
bray, for now If the emperor should
curse him for a spoil-sport he would
have the best of excuses. Lady Now
bray was in need of her daughter.
He lifted the white curtains and peep
ed through small antechamber into
the music room beyond. 1t was empty,
but one Of the long windows leading
into the rose garden was wide open.
The month Of September was dying,
and away In the Rhaeian mountains
winter had begun Yet In the lap Of
the low country summer fingered. The
air was soft and sweet with the per-
fume Of roses-roses living and roses
dead in potpourri Of scattered petals
on the grass. 1t was garden for low
ers and night for lovers.
Egon went to the open window and
looked out, but dared not let his feet
take the direction Of his eyes, though
he was sure that somewhere In the
garden Miss Mowbray and the emper-
or were to be found.
''They will come in again this way"
he said to himself, "eor they will want
people to think they have never left
the music room, and for that very rea-
son they won't stop too long. They
must have some regard for the conven-
tons. If watt
He did not finish the sentence In his
mind. Nevertheless he examined the
resources of the window niche with a
critical eye.
There was deep Enclosure between
the window frame and the long,
straight curtains Of olive green satin
which matched the decoration of the
music room. By drawing the curtains
a few inches farther forward one could
make screen which would hide one
from observation by any person in the
room or outside in the garden. So
Egon did draw the curtain, and, framed
in his shelter like a saint In niche, he
stood peering into the silver night.
The moon was rising over the lake,
and long, pale rays of level light were
stealing up the paths like the fingers
of a blind child that caress gropingly
the features of beloved face.
Egon could not see the whole gar
den or all the paths among the roses.
But IL the emperor and his companion
came back by the way they had gone
he would know presently whether they
walked In the attitude Of friends or
lovers. 1t was so necessary for his
plans to know this that he thought 1t
worth while to exercise little pa
tience In waiting. or course, If they
were lovers, goodby to his hopes, and
he would never have SO good a chance
as this to make sure
not white were gray as doves wings.
Even the shadows were not black,
and the sky was gray, with the soft
gray of velvet under crust of dia-
monds which flashed as the spangles
on woman's fan fash when it trem-
bles In her hand.
White moths. happily ignorant that
summer would come no more for them,
drifted out from the shadows like rose
petals blown by the soft wind. On
trellis a crowding sisterhood of pale
roses dropped their heads downward
In memento mort. 1t was silver
night, night of enchantment.
Leopold had meant to take Virginia
out only to see the moon rise over the
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-05-16

an no way. There's nothing more
to be said between US two after this
except goodby."
at shall not be goodby."
sit must. | wish it."
He had caught her dress as she turn
ed to go, but now he released her.
You wish 1t? It's not true that you
love me. them
ut was true. Everything--every-
thing In my whole life-is changed
from this hour 1t would be better
II I'd never seen you. Goodby."
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-05-16

A sure cure, one you can depend
upon, Hickory Bark Cough RENE.
dy. A sure cure, and it's purel
Use it for all lung trouble, C oughs,
colds, hoarseness and sore throat.
For sale by Keener Drug Store and
first-class dealers everywhere.
The Republican. [volume] (Mountain Home, Idaho) 1903-1909, 1908-05-16
tTo BE coNTINUKD.S

Wiring done by Spangenberg
bears inspection; try him 41tf
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in quality or pure mellow flavor by any
other brands of liquors. We are vend-
orso the best and purest Rye Whis-
keys, both straight and blended. They
are mellowed by age and are always in
splendid condition. There are none to
compare with them in exquisite flavor,
and they are 80 pure that physicians
freely recommend them as tonics and
builders-up of rundown constitutions.
Prices are in accordance with the quail
ity.
THE ELMORE BAR
EDW. r. GODDARD PROP,
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IE first and second
dressing gongs had
sounded at Schloss
Lyndalberg on the
evening of the day
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that high priced labor produces q
cheaper article than low priced labor
Manufacturers of hardware Will tell
you TINT they can export hardware
which contains q great deal Of labor
and n small amour, of raw material.
but that they cannot export hardware
IN which the raw material constitutes
large proportion Ut the value We
are sending manufactures OF steel all
over the world. The steam engine. for
instance. Is made by skilled labor. aud
yet we can send IL abroad and defy
competition our electrical machinery
is made 10y skilled labor aud yet we
nave no fear Of foreign <"mpetitl0n
even in the foreign markets our ag.
ricultural machinery Is MT ty skilled
labor. and yet we exI~rl IL 10 all
countries our sewing machines are
manufactured by skilled labor. but
the American traveller finds our sew
ing machines everywhere And the
list could hc extended indefinitely
For twenty five years the American
workingman has been told that he re-
Ceives higher wages than the English
workman sow because of protection.
but our wage Farmers now know that
this canno, be due 10 protection. be-
cause the English workman receives
higher wages than the German work
man. although the German tarlff Is
higher than the tariff of Great Britain.
Protection does not make good wages.
our better wages are due TO the grenter
intelligence and skill OF our workmen.
TO The greater hope which free lnstitu-
tions give them. to improved machin-
cry. TO the better conditions that sur
round them aud TO the organizations
which have been formed among the
wage carners.
revenue iarir will not bring a
panic II will not inaugurate indus
trial depression. II will not reduce
wages TN the contrary il will stimu-
late business and give more employ
ment and u larger demand for labor
will bee Il guaranty against the reduc-
ton of wages reduction OF the tariff
will reduce the cxtortiun that is now
practIced because Of the high sched-
ules \ reduction In price will enable
more people TO huy, and this larger de
mand for the goods Viii put more peo-
pie Ia work and increase the number OF
industries \ lower price will greatly
stimulate expectation. and manufnc-
turcrs who are now crippled by tariff
upon what they use will be better pre-
pared TO enter the contest for Suprem-
acy IN the worlds trade.
We cannot hope 10 invade foreign
markets to the extent we should until
we relieve our manufacturers Of the
handicap that protection places upon
them in the purchase of materials they
have 10 Use. Neither can we hope to
continually increase our exports with
out increasing our imports Trade
must he mutual II Il Is to be perma-
ncnt. President Mckinley recognized
this. aud in the last speech that he
made he pointed out that we must buy
from other nations II We expect 10
sell 10 other nations