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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-28
Sr9not tilocoe.

Sra Soltaire, %. 9af., ifripes til
cs: %iis Snga Sanion, iom boeoe
6 Wfil ipo for SoItaire, br9note for.
leoeu tilosoe. ct Barn pGIteSe en-
Sampe. og @ooeren ereb ben for al
fate Den no. Serpeo Tom bun til al
laa ben MOB ct gorb, iaa Sen erplo.
oereoe, os bun blep iaa iterft for.
bfeubt, at bun bcoe 26 Elmer efter,
poa. Senoes Tisenapn par Snan
anuoion, oa bun bar Sotter al aas-
per Smioion. en- Srober 90 en- So
tier Dor Der | @eSenrp Gouutp.-eu
"&enter".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-28

ming, % SoIeren Iaebe 8Iubbens
MeoIemmer paa Sierte, buorleoes
&c bier ii9r firnoe boloe oenne gooe
@iernine gooenoe, baaoe peo, bpao
he pbeoe peo fin oftipe Teltaeelie
be forIfieliee @isremaal, 90 peo oct
aooe grempeI, Tom oct pnr oeres
lgIigt at iGtte peo fit Siu og fin gan.
Del.
Gerefter inIsie ct fortrinligt no.
isrt Bianomniner at Waiis aatb.
rine Snstoebt, Der mootogcs
meo it9rft @ifalo
Heb. Sobs. 9. @iit bolot faa
en- Sale ON 2iitber College Club
@eppeeIien | fin Acknowledged,
taIte ON Goaegets getpbning iom
@Grer at norif GonneIie iblanot os
oe frembGpebe Rsopenoiebeoen al
Ell moraIif.friitelia Sporagelfe oa
l~tooanneIie banbe for Snoipibet %
Samiunoet. Wion bar mer % mer
fcmmet til oen grfienoeIie, at oct
offentlioe ltnoerpisniusspGien Der
life boIbt MtaaI. Zen eniioiee ma.
terialiitiife llopifling bapbe erebet
icr itGrft inb poa bette Tom paa on.
6re Setter; men Sirfeifolerne bupoe
Il life ringe ltSitr9fning aibGmpet
Sen ifnoeIiee SnbflpbeIie, Tom bette
bupoe bopt. 9erfor mootte hi be-
little os paa at eisre oiSie Sfoler
iaa gooe % effeftipe iom mlligt, no.
Itprc Dem pna beoite Mnnoe og ell
Iers iaapibt eisrIigt isgc at beiorore
here's Snteresier, iaalebes iom Ii
6enS Sran tiliaabe. I'll bette gnoe'
mual funoe oisie 9. 6. aIubber for
2utber Colleges 8eofommenbe no.
rette meeet, men for at Der Ifuloe
blipe no9et rigtig Sorilag | arbei'
set, bar oct neppenoigt, at DC ilittteoe
iig faitere inmmreu og oae iom Ell
orbeioebe moo ct Itsrre fPles Wfaol.
Com ct iaaoant Miool nGpntc Gale.
rem / SiIllirtniug til Sormanoen Ell
9ibliotbefS. og MiiieumSbpgning
beo 2iitber College, - Ell 9pgning
icm 6enne Sfole MI bapbe itorlig
tebop. Spis man life funoe iamles
ON 5 zen GIou, iaa funbe man I. Or.
iptte fla | Spioien for SnoiamIing
al ct itsrre SouO til Stipenoier for
bceanebe, men ubemibleoe 8ntter
til ct Stuoieopbolo peo Golleset.
Ser bar nof al fore Spgaper, naar
pi blot bapbe Billie % Siltag til at
bin6e an meb Dem.
Otter oenue Gale fulete en- 9arp'
tonioIo Of Sr. 8. 90. SoImL affom'
pagneret Of @rs. Solm, ct Rlmer,
Der Hog iaa fortr9fieliet on hos
Silbererne, at De inIiItereoe poa mere
al famine Slog.
programmed aiilutte6es peo not ct
&ianonumer al MisieS 8eqiie %
Neieth % De nnge Gamer gicrbe
fine Sager iaa goot, at De blep @ien'
itanb for en- bel Iioen Spation.
Otter Programmes llbisrelie fer
pereoe @crtiuoen See Cream % aa.
ger, % Sieiten al gftenen tilbragteS
meo SomtoIer / Den ~bD9geligite
Stemning,
0eltagerue | Secorab areoS' Gre.
itefonferens, Tom oenne uee bar bapt
Mfs6e Der / @pen, bar ole tilitebe
peo Msbet % Soften.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-28
4. Bi0[nstaG'S kIinik.

Hulet Block, I. og Hennepin, 4. Et.
Gnbsang zoe @aoe ST.
Minneapolis ;: MINES sofa.
Dor epeeiaIitet er.
Gpgbpmnte, Der life fan belbre.
oes peo Wtebicirer % be sammel'
oagie neutrality-suspicious., be
froniife Spghomne, Der bar paret
Wtaaneber o. Nar. Yi mpotaaer
pg bebanbler Tim SilfGfoe al oenne
Slags, Tatienter, Der bar aaaet
&rnoen fra oct ere til bet anoet,
ira ben melt pioenifabeIige Softors
b~ebanoling til Yatentmebiciuer,
iioen at blipe fureret. Sen &linit
pi bar oprettet | minneapolis,
reprGienterenbe en- Sormue | 9en=
gepGroi, er Ell af be ltprite, ON life
ben ItprIte,.i fit Slaas | Mmerifa
meb Senipn til ubitpr ps moberne,
pibenifabelise @pparater. Hbens
matiferne, be Wtrptipaifebe, o.
Mauetilf gl0ene er be Spgopmme,
bpor @riarineen piier, at hi faar
be beloigite 8eiultater. Babe,
S%ngegpmnaitif pg Masjage, Giets
trtfittf, Ts9ian, 9psbcbanolinger,
Jiuitnbebanoling ps Sampbabe CT
Sopeobebanolingen | oisfe eng
BONNIE. Set er Der, at ben mo
oerne 9Ggepioenifab feirer fine
ftprite Triiimfer. Sor nRrntere
SplnSninger benpenoe mo Tia
mnnotlig eler ifriftli9 til
DR.. G. Bi0RNsTAD, A. M. M. o.,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-28
9ecorab Dg Smegm.
Sen 27oe Sebruar 1908.



Ole N. 2omen beraf gpen osoe
2eroass Worgen Den 22oe Sebruar
efter n9iten 5 Maanebers 2ioeIier al
@risbts 8iseaie. afbe6e Dor foot
ner 3ecorab ben 2Soe Sebrlar 1864
os bar meo llnotoeeIie al 2 gor boet
Der belle Chen iiben. $an bar Sneo.
fer al RrofeSiion % bar oIminoeIie
ogtet % ofboIot al ole, meo bpem
ban fom | gerereIie.
s 1888 bIep ban Gatebiet iii Wtiis
Gli6abetb Sobuion iom I'M tiGigemco
A Ssrn / Gut og 3 8iger, boorai
2 er ufoniirmereoe, begr9oer Sabet
al en- fiGr s@stefaIIe og GnSer.
SesrapeIien foregif Sirsoag aI.
9 fra Ssreebuiet pg SCI. 2:30 fra
airfen. 8oitor Sdmiot forretteoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-28

aapt &Oalo amnnSien bolot Sen
22oe os. Soreorag | Canton, Q. O..
for fuIot Srs. San fit en- itorartet
MootageIie al aueuitana Colleges
Sprere OF gleper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-28
ssOOO.OO pr. Mere,

/ Srust = gafima Sauep, @aibington.
Seno for Dor BOG. Der pmhaneIer famine
pa ben npe uprite aolont. Abe 9. g. Sn'
peitment Co., 400 Stem gprt Slod, SeattIe.
geaib.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-28

Stll1nlfflen .............. S6U.UU
Sioen forrige Suffering er %cpenn9pnte
Gum mobtaset af mig for Dor ipse os fatti'
se 9anbsmanb, Iaitor Brepif. Seq pil bo
ifpIse &aal9s af BAN frembare bans %
bans 5anilies bpbtfplte Saf til be fiare
@ipere for ben peIfomne SiGlp, be bar poet
bam % bans.
Haitur 8repif beber mig enboioere al
%fpittere for SO, iom ban bat mpbtaset fra
fulsenbe:
. Q Sofia s1.45, 8 $ Sin8ipr, O .
TOroabl, Mrs. Iosen, Mrs. 8 sIalia, 6 6
Galia, bper 81. ct Baltet Spciable $2.55.
Com jes %fOritaar, er Der npsle, Tom bar
ienot @aper pirefte til 9aitor Srepit lben
at babe mpbtaset Suffering fra BAN tilba'
&c. Get bar p9ret lanse Sioer, Iaitor
Sreuit bar peret uoc Of Stanb BERTH.
Som jeg ipnes iro iiplse bet iibite Srer
fra BAN er en- pirtelis Soranbrins til Oct
bebre inotraaot. Waatte III Sub fremoeles
faa aabne bore Sjerter, iaa oenne lioenoe
Srober funbe iaa Gnlebnins til at fortIatte
meb oisie 8ao, Tom ban bar benpttet | ben
ienere 9ib. San er iaa frpstiom for at
bans 2anbsm9no pil 9aa trat | at bj9lpe
BAN, % Gountpbpipitalet itaar Tom ct
Sfreffens 8ileee for BAN. Maa ban bib,
er ban life / SpiI ON ~llofaloet, % ba er al
oenile mesen Sj9lp, ban bar mpotaset al
tjenbte % ufjenbte Senner, bortfaiteoe
Hense.
Iaitor Sreuifs @bresie err fremoeles ben
famine 919-16tb Npe. g., Rinneapolis,
Minu.
Sfulbe nosen bite ienbe BAN n Then
Sj9lp siennem Sinteren, itaar jes fremoe'
les til 5ieneite.
So 5af ba, 8enner, for Si9Ipen til Sres
pit. Serren eliter frembeles ell slao @iper.
Iaitor Z. Sbpmeien,
&ilop Ctr, q. 8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-28
Spiae % Svnac.

3os; g'enseI, eittle Sod, ART, ifriper til Stausaro
mpotaaef Come Nnfr Dor, o. ben ipiler ~ubmVrfet.
watHe Ssrn. bar tor Gcrnsielis al ben, De oil ipiue pa
fisiemeHtet iieiie tlae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-28
Sfiafers Sr9cliono.

Serpeo t~pitteres for inbtpmne Sibras til
Sfiafers SrseIipuO til 9atu, meb 5at til
goerne. %SnDIamIinsen fprtiGttes. 2nifes
ligt bar bet Dog, ON Ri funoe 5lipe f9roige
til life slpril, iaa jeg pf beoe gen1er at
ienbe fine Sioras inareit mHligt.
21be Sebrnar 1908.
sgrbgbist &eoer 8. 8oDer.
Sra Guoubpn, Ninn.:
&asmus o 8oper % &eoer 8 Spper
bper $25 ....... 5000
SIe 81 Soper o. DC . soper bper IS 1000
Bills q StreSen, @mua u Streoen,
Ole 81 geser, Gbriiten 2 Branoier
% Gilbert 9 8ranoIer bper 81. 500
Ole samuelion Speen, Bancroft,
Era Sneta, u g.:
9eber 8 Bone "sfiptre" .......... 800
Spnne 3 8pie, Mtarie 3 Spaaitao,
Splielt u Grbier bper SO ......... 600
Sisri s Sorberset "@rinoituen",
Maple gitp, gfih .............. 100
Sra @enepa, isis:
8 8 SIeffen og Ole Spreicn Suoier
hper l.OO
Cars Bletfen 90
Seo Spbaities i &ro9elt, Noa,
Mim: Sobanues s Srpgen $500,
Sper 8rpae,i, Grlnro s Spie, Sors
item z I pie, tper 81 .............. 11.00
Gina &rogen, Cars S 8ranoierbats
ten, Die 9 Spalbeint, bper 81 ...... 800
Yeoer s aroseneie % Soc Srogeneie
bper $3.50 3.OO
Sra gSbeatpine, @finn.:
Spre Sooen o.0o
Seoer &amitao. 200
Sra Sprup, Mtinn.:
SIR % Nirs. @llef 3ubier, gtiis Nm
ne 8uoier, OLAF u Sauseu % Ole
Nlauao, bper So 2O.O0
SIR. 90 Mrs. Nanae zoo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-28

. GnunoIen, Tecprab, Soma ...... $1,000
ubep9pnt, GAMBIA, u 8 ........... 300
Better YeterIpn, Stpne Bani, gsis =. ZOO
ilbeupput. EiIlpm Gitn. " D.. 500
Mrs. SuIid Moe, Tptus, Soma ..... 80
Samlet peb 6 y Sielmfao, Wrano
acrfs, v. g.: Sra bam ielp % aers
@ Emlib, bper $1................. 200
Sra u gilanb, 9prger gpenion, 20
e Nerager, Z Hprblie, u NeStrum.
8 3ineIon, 8 gaarbe, M Glipn, " !
@alspif, 8 8 Nnops, Mrs. SM
SaMaluno, 3 8pe, y Mefelipn,
Gernt 9abIe, 8 o Sanien, bper 80
Gents 7.50
aliis sinna greuii Os Sper ans
beripn bper 20 Cts 80
Nars. 8 Sunobp 90
@unoer Slipn, ganbn, Winn ....... LOO
@eter @asmlSien FEM, Sarpiue, @is -. 100
nbenRpnt, Mpuntain, " , ........ 100
8erge Sellanb, MpntrpIe, Q 8 -. 1.50
SIiber hyperion, 9igeon Sails, isis LOO
SamIet peo Mrs. o SfieSgeftao,
Melpina, isis:
Sra benbe Ielp 100
Mrs. 8 Ieterion, Z Slion, Chr Of
ion, N2rs. 8 6 8rofpm, Mrs. 8 Seis
tomt, @ ClIon, u 9elser, " Sadipn,
8 Gnberion, gbbi YefterIcn, Wrs. 8
s Griffin, MrS. q Sic, Miis Carrie
Sic, bper rs gts.................. s.25
Mrs. Olaf Dillon zoe, aRrs. 6 "
9ute 15c, 6 Solberg SOC .......... So
Wartiniis 2arlen, Genterpile, 9 500
@iis 81 9unb. Sprinsfielo, Masi... 400
Mrs. 8 s Srlo, Walperton, Nfinn. 100
8 % s 8 Sruo. bper 25 Cts ....... 90
s 8 Meibel, Solitein, Soma ...... so
Geo Mrs. Ole u Nnberg, &pp,
@aib, fra ben Horif'2 utberIte 8oins
forenins beritebs ................. 1000
-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-28
9eeorabs Hoterinser.

Npbtasst ibas / Union Stoi gar,,
Chicago:
6o,oooS pin. 9riien IGpn.
20, 500 3%reaturer. Yr len toc beiere
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-28
Gnlfer Du 8eifripelfe

pper eaah ! Teras, boUr Der CT SIOmitsr belle aaret.
ia "TRIP I'll MIG.
Jonas Ber Oh, 500 Eddy Str. Eau Claire, Wis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-28
GpStc.

Npotc:
Sproe:- Zen 28oe 6ebr., Nlr. % Mrs.
". 8. 6prbe poa Rational Sutel, en- Sgn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-02-28

ssn,auualst vstmnss,stt,
Evening journal., 1908-08-14
TEMPERANCE DAY
AT CAMDEN CAMP

CAMDEN, Del. Aug. 14.-This is temper
ance day at Camden campmeeting.
Mrs. Emma E. caulk, State president Of
Delaware. conducted the opening song
service and devotions from $50 to 1880 At
1890 there was a solo by Mrs Miriam
Sheppard Davidson, of Dover, and an ad-
dress by Mrs. Addie Boileau Parsels,
evangelstic superintendent of Philadel-
phia county w. c. T. u.
The afternoon exercises will begin with
young peoples meeting, conducted by
Mrs. Herman c. Taylor. of the Y. w. G.
T. u, of Dover; song, "Our Delaware;"
reading by Miss l. Estelle Conwell, songs
by Mrs Mary Cannon Benson. Mrs Mary
NJ Wolcott. Mrs. Miriam S. Davidson,
Lewis NJ. Price and Mrs. Eva c. Benson,
of Baltimore; short address by Miss EN-
ma V. Newnom, a returned missionary,
now visiting Harrington, in this State.
The orator Of the day, beginning his
address at $50 will be DIR. e. C. Dinwiddie,
of Washington. d. c.
DR.. Homer c. Stuntz was the orator
yesterday which was observed as mission
airy day, foreign and domestic.
Evening journal., 1908-08-14
ATLANTIC CITY
MUST OBEY LAW

SEA GIRT. N. j.. Aug. 14-"All laws
must be obeyed. and the people Of Attain
tic City must realize that the executive
Of the State is determined that tho sta
tutes shall no longer be nullined by
them"
Governor John Franklin Fort made the
above statement this morning in an in
terview given out after he had finished
reading the stenographic testimony taken
by the members OF the State Excise In
vestigating Commission. which visited the
South Jersey resort last week.
The Governor, while not stating Just
what course he will take II there is not
a decided Improvement in conditions at
Atlantic City within a very few days.
makes II plain that be win find a way to
force the officials TO obey the law. and
he says that he has written TO them Of
fering the aid of the State, in case they
feel that local conditions prevent them
from doing their duty.
Evening journal., 1908-08-14
CORDOVA LEAVES
TRENTON JAIL

TRENTON, N. j.. Aug. 14-J. Frank
Cordova. the deposed pastor. who has
spent three years. four months and
eleven days within the grim walls Of
the New Jersey state Prison. rather
than renounce his love for an affinity.
walked forth this morning once again
a free man.
Cordova's last hours in prison wers
those of mingled happiness and veX-
alton. The Methodist minister, who
twice deserted his wife and children
to elope with Julia Browne. a member
Of the choir of the little church al
South River. which he was serving as
pastor, was glad that The end of his
long term Of imprisonment was ended.
Mrs. Cordova has declared that she
wants nothing more to Go with her
husband. and has asserted that she viii
never trouble him again.
Evening journal., 1908-08-14
OFFICERS AND POLLS FOR
REPUBLICAN, PRIMARIES
Where Votes Will Be Cast and the Men Comprising
the Election Board on August p and
September 5

s12 w. Twenty-ninth street. Inspec-
tor, Frank Barney; judges, w. j. Ahner
and John Meyers; clerks, Harry APP
plegate and Frederick Ayers
Tenth Ward.
First primary election district, COM
prising the election districts. Polling
place 1921 w. Fourth street. Inspec-
tor. william Il. Alden; judges. Nathan
Newlin and Maxwell X. Mahoney;
clerks. William OKeefe and Henry L,
Brown.
Second primary election district
comprising the election districts POLL
ing place III S. Van Buren street In
speotor, Hugo Borden; judges, Isaac
Truitt and william Thompson; clerks
Harry Thomas and George MARBLE.
Eleventh Ward.
First primary election district, com
prising the First, Second, Third
Fourth and Fifth election districts
Polling place 500 Maryland avenue. In
spector, A. conley; judges II. Hen
derer and II. Blest.
Twelfth Ward.
First primary election district. com
prising the First and Third election
districts. Polling place s. w. corne
Fourth and Rodney streets. Inspector
w. j. Robinson; judges, Thomas u
Robinson and Gustave Swarta; clerks
John Wood and Jacob Knohr.
Second primary election district
comprising the Second and Fourtl
election districts. Polling place s. w
corner Second and Searles streets In
spector, A. E Anderson; judges, w. Il
oliver and 70. w. Mortlock: clerk
Clarence Hess and c. p. Mortlook.
Third primary election district com
prising the Fifth, Sixth and Sevent
election districts Polling place 191
w. Second street. Inspector j. Thomp
son; judges. Hector Hannum an
Thomas Apploby; clerks. James Coun
ell and Fred Heller.
Evening journal., 1908-08-14
NEWPORT

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWPORT. Aug. IA small party en-
joyed a pleasant straw ride TO Brandy
wine Springs last evening. Among them
were Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Gross, Miss
Lauretta Hilyard, Miss Jennie Gross, Miss
Edna Scarborough. Miss Kate Hanna,
Miss Mary Scarborough, Harvey Gross
and Mr.. and Mrs Marguess.
Miss Pearl Murry, who has been spend
ing several weeks as the guest Of her
cousin Miss Lauretta Hilyard, has re-
turned to her home In Philadelphia
Hopes Baine and daughter Lena are
spending a few days with friends in
Chester.
Miss Mabel woolrun. Of Collingswood.
N. J., is spending some time as the guest
Of Miss Emma Robinson.
Mrs. Louisa Marquiss. Of Wilmington. is
spending a short time as the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. Edgar Gross.
Evening journal., 1908-08-14
NOTICE

To the first gentleman entering the morning
a hat of his own selection will BE GIVEN FREE.
Evening journal., 1908-08-14

Following are teh polling places and
the officers selected for the Republican
primaries on August % and September
Evening journal., 1908-08-14
ANOTHER MILLIONAIRE
WANTS RING HONORS.

BY United Press Leased Special Wire.
CHICAGO. Aug. A-George Lytton, So
cial leader and millionaire secretary OF the
Illinois Athletic Club is prepared TO dis.
pute the claims Of A. J. Drexel Biddie,
OF Philadelphia, scion OF one OF the proud
est families IN tho east, 10 the title
Gentleman Amateur Champion Boxer
OF the United States.
The following challenge is in tho hands
of Drexel- -Biddio:
/ ''Mr. A. ]. Drexel Biddie. Phiia-. Pa
Dear sir:- II has been brought 70 my
attention that you are the eastern heavy
weight champion boxer We would APP
preciate very much n you accept a chal-
lenge from Mr.. George Lytton. our secre-
tary, time, number OF rounds, ETC., 20 b.
decided later.
Very truly yours,
"charles IT. Seller,
chairman Athletic Committee"
Biddles latest achievement in the RIM
was when he boxed philadelphia Jack
/ o'Brien at the Merton Cricket Club. Apr
a. when he was knocked out in the fourtl
round by terrific right to the jaw.
Evening journal., 1908-08-14
Horse Theft AZ Bowers.

DOVER, Aug. IA fine road horse
was stolen at Bowers Beach last even
ing, from among the great crowd OF
horses lined along the beach, and the
animal was hidden IN the reeds until
after nightfall, and then was spirited
away in the darkness The owner,
Samuel Saxton, secured the services
Of Sheriff Hartnett and the two drove
In several directions. They ascertain
ed that the horse had been stripped
OF its harness and had ben led away
by two men in a buggy.
Evening journal., 1908-08-14
BIG THURSDAY AT
BOWERS BEACH

DOVER. Del, Aug. 14.-Everybody was
happy yesterday as there were three un-
usual attractions in Central Delaware. be-
sides the continued influx Of cash and
good checks for peaches and fruit
IL was Big Thursday at Bowers Beach
circus day at Smyrna and big Thurs
day. at Camden camp.
big Thursday at Bowers was notable
from the fact that the occasion was this
time given under the prohibitory law re-
garding liquor. There was liquor in evil
dence. some of it brought in by boat:
coming down the shore. but the authori-
ties watched closely for violations of the
law. Thousands OF persons spent the day
at the resort
Evening journal., 1908-08-14
Formed Anti-License LEAGUE

A temperance meeting was held We'd
nesday afternoon in the hall at Talley-
vile at which a permanent organiza-
tion OF the Anti-License League of
Brandywine hundred was formed. ].
Atwood Weldin presided and Willis
Passmore was elected permanent chair
man. The Rev. Cyrus p. Keen was
elected secretary and George w. Simon
treasurer. The next meeting will be
held August 81 at the home of Mr.
Weldin.
Evening journal., 1908-08-14
Case Was Again Continued.

The case Of Solomon Churchville, col
ored. charged with the larceny Of a
diamond ring the property of Daniel
Bubenzer. was again continued for trial
when it was called in City Court this
morning.
Evening journal., 1908-08-14
Funeral of Or. Lowbsr.

The funeral of the late Dr. Alexander
Lowber will take place from No. sos
Van Buren, street at IL o'clock tomorrow
morning. Interment will be made in
the Head of Christiana cemetery after
brief service in the church there. DR..
Lowber was So years old, instead of
&c as reported
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-30

During the past year almost 1905
100000 pounds of butter We're shipped
cut OF Iowa, And perhaps an equal
amount was consumed at home. In
noting these facts the Centervi.le Cit
iEen takes occasion to say with justi-
flable pride
In quantity Iowa butter makes a
gratifying Showing, but it is when
quality is taken into consideration,
that she shines indeed. The butter
that is used by Uncle Sans navy is
}argt " made in Iowa, and 1t is the best
butter thar is supplied to any lazy
IN the world, Uncle Sam believes
that the best is lust what is needed
for The men on his ships. and this
assin demonstrates the superior wis
dom Of Uncle Fam, II is not the Iowa
butter alone that makes our navy the
very best navy in the world, nor the
Iowa hoys alone, that are in the navy.
But no doubt the Iowa butter helps
considerable.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1908-12-30
PAPER FROM coRNsTALks.

A Congressional Record printed on
comstalk-made paper is the newest
theme among members of the nation.
al house at Washington. The COM
mittee on agriculture started the talk
after its members had been shown q
great variety of cornstalk paper
samples. These ranged from semi
waterproof paper fit for wrapping but
ter. to highly calendared product
adapted to fashionable correspond
ence
The members of the committee were
greatly surprised to learn that such
progress had already been made to-
ward utilizing the 70.o0o0oo tons and
more of cornstalks that grow In the
United States every year. Experts
of the department of agriculture eN-
hibited the samples, some of which
were manufactured by the soda pro-
cess They told the committee that
the outlook was so promising as TO
demand virtually that the government
speedily explore the commercial pos,
sibilities of the new product. There
is said TO be every indication that the
committee Will recommend gener-
Gus appropriation for this purpose.
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FACTS AsouT POSTAGE STAMPS

Only the kinds and denominations of
stamped paper fer which there is de-
maud are kept on sale at the smaller
nostoifices, All the kinds and de
nominations issued by the department
may be purchased at Offices OF the
first class. Speciaidelivery stamps
are kept by all postmasteFs
All postage stamps issued by the
United States since 1860 are good for
postage.
The postofiee department can not
furnish information rs TO the value o.
rare stamps over their face.
Postage due stamps are used by
postmasters 10 Witness the collection
Of postage on sNort-paid matter These
stamps are not good for prepayment
OF postage and are not sold to the
public.
Internal revenue stamps are neither
good for postage nor redeemahle by
the postofiIce department
United States postage stamps are
good for postage in Guam Hawaii.
Porto Rico. and Tutuila, but not in the
Philippine Islands or in the Panama
Canal zone Postage stamps over
printed philippines or Canal Zone,
Panama. are not good for postage or
redeemable in the United states.
j The postofffce department issues
postage stamps Of the following de-
nominations; /. :, 5. i 5. 6. s, 10, Is
T Is. and so cent, /. :, and dollar, and
i0-cent special delivery.
The postotfice department does net
buy or deal in Cancelled stamps. or
+ those that have been used.
Postage stamps that are mutilated,
or defaced in any way. can not be ac
cepted for postage
Stamps cut or otherwise severed
from postal cards. embossed United
States stamped envelopes. or news
raper wrappers are not redeemaele
or good for postage
Postage stamps are neither redeem
able from purchasers nor exchange
able for those OF other denominations
or any other stamped paper
Postage stamps should not be uset
for making renlit5ances. They may
be lost or may adhere N transit, ant
such use tends 70 disorgauize tbs
proper equalization Of posmasters
compensation under the Law. Ampl'
registry ana moneyorder facilities ar,
provided for the safe transmission Q
funds by msil
No postage stamped paper Is sol'
by the postotfice department direct
II must be bought Of postmasters.
Postage stamps bound III book form
are on sale ut all postofhces through
out the country nj an advance q on
cent over the postage value The
cent stamp only IS issued in books
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al society, says that Iowa is as good
as Oregon for the raising of fruit. The
reason w. cent realize it is that we
.Jo.,t give our own state the chance.
If we go west to raise fruit we follow
directions ard do our utmost to get
good crou. But Iowa has always
been a grain AID general farming
country. We haven't bothered with
fruit because the first settlers back in
the sos did not make a great success
o. it.
Bit the conditions have changed,
methods have changed And when
ali authority on the subject says that
we can raise as good fruit in Iowa
as III Oregon, it is time to sit up and
take notice. Travelling and expert
menting with other climates and soils
is expensive and mighty uncertain in
its results after all.