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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-23

Cook quickly in boiling salted water un-
iii the beets are tender. Take out the
beets and plunge in cold water. tnen
rub off the skins between the nngers.
Drain the greens carefully. chop and sea
son with salt, pepper. butter and a .,tle
lemon Juice or vinegar. Very little acld.
mind you, for it is a gastronomlc ms
take to deluge beets or greens with the
sharpest vinegar. as many cooks DO. Ar
range the green's, mound shaped. on a
hot dish. rub the yolk of hari-boiled
egg over it, using a ricer or ordinary
strainer Slice the seasoned beets ana
arrange in border about the greens.
Dreamed Beets.
The little tender new beets are nice
creamed. Cook until tender in boiling
salted water skin and slice into the hot
serving dish. Pour over them a cream
sauce made by melting in hot pan
tablespoonful butter blending it with
Tablespoonful -four, then adding a cupful
thin cream. with salt and pepper TO taste.
Cook until smooth. well b,erdad and
thickened and serve hot.
Mint Sauce.
In taking your walks abroad at TINS
season bring home with you. If you can.
a handful of mint from the brook side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-23
SWEET ALYSSUM.
Very Fragrant and Pretty and Easy
to Grow.

~ HIS low-growing. hardy. white flow
cred and very fragrant annual is
L much used for edgings. window
boxes and the like 1t is of the easiest cul-
ture. and thrives best in a garden loan or
moderate fertility. A double Towering
variety has been produced. which is ex-
cellent for window boxes and for grow
ing in pots. and may be obtained from
most florists.
Seed of the single sweet alyssum may
be sown as early as the ground can be
prepared in the spring. The plant begins
to bloom when two or three inches high
and continues Towering until frost. Ii
rarely reaches more than foot in
height. In the fall the plants that have
bloomed all summer may be cut back and
put in pots where they will flower all
winter. Better results for winter flower
ing may he obtained by planting seed in
August. September or October. There
are some yellow Powered perennial. va
rieties of this plant useful for prominent
edgings and rock work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-23

STx + X x = x X = * X X + X * :

but if it retains its color it is absolutely
safe TO use. The simplest way of COOK
ing mushrooms is the best. Peel or wipe
the caps with damp cloth or a dry one
dipped in salt The method of cleansing
depends upon the state of the mushroom.
Ii gathered carefully in clean pastures
the dry wiping will he all that is neces-
sary. as washing takes away much Of the
delicate flavor, Never cook muchrooms
in iron. but in porcelain or agate Inc
root of the stalk should be cut on, but
the stalks of small mushrooms may be
left on and cooked with the flap, If for
a stew. Otherwise save them Tor q
sauce TO serve with beefsteaks or t0
flavor an omelet or beef stew. In the
large mushrooms the stalks are best dis
carded For a stew put the mushrooms
in a saucepan with a liberal allowances
of butter and let them stand ten minutes
10 draw out the juice. Then add as much
rich milk or cream as there is mushroom
liquor simmer gently six minutes. season
with salt and pepper and serve on DELI
cat ely Drowned slices of toast
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-23

UAu their growth that they are not
at all out of place in the flower
beds So the amateur gar
dener will do wisely to plant some. even
If there is to be no vegetable garden at
all
There is sayory for instance. One va
riety is an annual known as summer va
riety. 1t requires simple seeding down in
light fairly rich soil, and when it comes
up it can be picked wanted or the
whole plant can be plucked when il is in
flower and hung away to dry and keep.
The other variety. winter savory. can
be sown now Pick the leaves and tips
as wanted. and cut the plant down to the
ground in the fall. 1t is a perennial, and
a bed of winter savory will continue to
produce for about three years.
Mint comes in three varietes-spear-
mint. peppermint and Japanese mint.
Spearmnt is the finest for kitchen use.
and makes the most delicious mint sauce,
whereas peppermint is better adapted for
confectionery and other things where
strong lavoring is desired
The method of culture of all three is the
same Any good garden soil will do. es-
pecially If it is moist. Ii can be soWn
down in beds and permitted to spread at
will. and in this form will make de
cidedy pretty part of the garden
Sow the seeds about one inch deep and
cut off leaves you want them They
need no winter protection and plants can
be taken up and will continue growing
throughout the winter in the house.
The same treatment may be given to pot
marioram which is very useful for sea-
soning and is quite hardy. Sweet mar
joram is not so hardy. Though it is a
perennial. it needs resolving every season,
as rule.
Tarragon is another herb worth having.
1t is perennial and its leaves are ex-
cellent for favoring salads. II is usually
kept dried to serve through the winter.
Another delicious salad favoring is fur
nshed by sweet cicely or sweet-scented
chervil whose leaves have a strong anti
seed taste The French people make
soup from the roots.
Tansy is a most snowy plant when in
bloom The curled variety is the better
1t makes handsome garnishing. among
other uses. For use as herbs, only few
plants are needed as it grows wonder
fully rank and lush.
Thyme makes a very pretty edging- 1t
is a perennial coming in two varieties
the common and the lemon thyme. The
latter is a creeper. only a few inches high
Sage is beautiful with its bluish-white
flowers and silver leaves. II will survive
ordinary winters with protection 1t is,
however. only half hardy 1t should be
allowed to grow in clumps. There are
several varieties. The broad-leaved green
kind is the best. They are best when
used fresh. Do not cut them too heavily
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-23
BEGIN MULCHING NOW.
From This Time on Plants Need
Moisture and Mulch Will Pre-
serve It.

wv HENEvER the soil around any
w plant whether it be flower. shrub
or vegetable is hard and caked.
it is sure symptom that your treatment
of the garden is wrong. The average
amateur will try to correct the matter at
once by watering: indeed, that is all
that most gardeners used to do when
the ground was dry. Nowadays we
know that watering hard. baked earth
is always useless and sometimes worse
than that. When the earth cakes it is
a sign that it has sucked up all the
moisture from below and has allowed
it to evaporate. What it needs imme
diately is to be dug. hoed or raked and
made as fine as dust. Very often if it Is
impossible to give garden sufficient
water, as when the patch is far from
the house or too large to soak as 1t
should be soaked you can refresh the
plants without water by loosening all
the soil around them and making it per-
fecty granulated and soft.
The writer had one experimental vege
table patch last summer in a meadow so
far from the house that it was quite Inn
possible to water it. There was a drouth
of three weeks. and by merely raking the
entire place every day the moisture al
ready in the ground was conserved so
perfectly that not single plant SO much
as wilted
AS soon as the earth has been loosened
water it freely. but not with a sprinkling
pot The sprinklng pot is absolutely
out of place in a garden. It is useful
for potted plants. but for nothing else.
Soak the ground with a hose or pour
water on it in pailfuls. 1mmediately fol-
lowing the watering cover with a mulch.
What is mulch? Anything that will
cover the ground loosely and yet thor
oushly The most desirable for gardens
is lawn mower cuttings from the lawn.
because it is not displeasing TO the eye.
But chopped straw. very dry manure,
dry leaves and similar vegetable matter
will answer perfectly.
If no vegetable refuse Of any kind
is availa BILE. street dust or house sweep
ings will do very we'll. Indeed, many
growers prefer dust to anything else.
and light Its object is to prevent the
heat of the sun or atmosphere from
reaching the ground underneath, and just
enough must be used to gain this pur-
pose and no more The writer has seen
coal ashes and even gravel used as
mulch They served the purpose, but,
of course, only as desperate expedients.
Seaweed is one of the best of mulches,
as in addition to making light. though
close. covering it is full of potash and
lime.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-23
Savoy Cabbage.

These varieties Of cabbage
are largely used in Europe.
They are marked by a pecu-
liar, fine crumbling OF all the
leaves, particularly those OF
the head. They are generally
OF better table quality than
common cabbage, more ten
!, der, finer in texture and OF
more delicate flavor. The
plants are better able to re-
sist cold, but do not give SO
!. large yield OF heads, and the
heads are less solid and can
, not be handled so we'll as the
more common sorts.
xS.s1s .x5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-23
HERBS FOR THE KITCHEN
AND HOW TO GROW THEM
! We11-Selected Bed of the Various Kinds VIII
Add to Owners Profit and Comfort.

the first year. One cutting is as much as
they can stand. After the first season
they may be cut two or three times
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-23

What dav
To sun and DO nothing Nay. I think
Merely 10 bask and ripen Is sometimes
The students wiser business.
To mix his blood with sunshine. and to take
The wind into his pulse.
Lowell
SUNDAY MENU.
BREAKFAST.
Strawberries.
Cereal.
Fred Catfish OF Shad Roe
Water Cress.
Corn Meal Gems.
Coffee.
DINNER.
Cream of Asparagus Soup.
Radishes.
Roast Beef Drowned Potatoes.
Dreamed Onions.
Asparagus Salad
M-!ded Blanc Mango with Strawberry Border
and Cream.
Black Coffee.
SUPPER.
Stewed Mushrooms.
Saratoga Chips.
Hot Biscuit
Pineapple Marmslade. Ginger Cake.
Tea.
~T is the "homekeeper' this time OF
the year who can make time to pack
the lunch basket and get out with
the children for a days or hall
days outing. The japanese, most
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-23
Hal F=TIoUR GARDENING HINTS FOR AMATEURS 80
PERENNIAL SHRUBS FORM
BEAUTIFUL COLOR EFFECT
The Golden Elder, the Purple Berberry, Japanese
Naples and Mountain Laurel.

however. that To get their maximum ef
feet they need broad treatment They
mus be planted on a generous plan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1908-05-23

- - ANY of the incest herbs for sea-
IN ~ sonng are so ornamental in
IN" their growth that they are not
at all out of place in the flower
ha5c IN no arn3fplIr gar
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9soens soft.

Mrs. anna @rapos, fsbt Siel, 3D..
Be | tit Siem | Gresco, Sa., ON Otter
mibbasen Den 2oen Son. og bleb iteot
til Spile paa Dot 2aipn Cemetery
ben ste Ssanuar. afbeoe bar fsot ben
17be Dec. 1866 | @eitre Sliore, Bal.
bers, Rorse. 9oret 1882 orog bun
meo lin Ssiter Iagot oper til Irueri'
Ia, bpor De fom iamme Iar til
goams, Minn. Otter nosle aars Sp.
boIo / aoams Hpttebe bun til Min-
neapolis. s aaret 1893 bIeu bun
gift | gbams meb hilbert 8rapos og
Hptteoe TO aar ienere til Gresco, bbor
bun osoe at 0preipsbom ben 2ben
Sannar. aibsoe banbe life befunbet
fig bel / oct ienere, Wen bet bar fsrit
paa oct iibite, at bum blep oIporIis an
greben af Spgoommen. Den iiolte
ltge bar fulb nf Smerter oe 2ioelier
for ben Spse. Sungt bar Slaaet,
men "Serren gap, Serren tog, Ger
rens Rann barre lopetl" Sun efter-
laoer iig s@gtefele % 9srn, iom
isr9er oper en- fi9r Suitru os Wober.
Serren peliigne bisie meb fin rise
2rsitl afbsoe tiIbstte Soparo In.
tberife Wenigbeo, Baitor Sartmanns
&nl1 Y
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sra eprtns .
letter @SeraD".l

Z. 9milion reiite Sirsoag
@orgen til Nonilln, 9. 9af., boor
ban bar en- Claim.
Oscar og Olaf Gran aufom
2srbaa gften fra 9oro Gafota for al
npre tiIiteoe peo fin Wooers gegra.
peIie.
Chris. @lasruo og Samilie an.
fom iiOite llge fra Roro 9afota for at
beiege Sor9Iorene, Orr. os Mrs. o.
6. 8lasrub.
emil Gneel, Der err befi9ftigei
| ct apotbef ! slbert Sea, Winn., rel.
ite fosleben tiIbage bertil eiter ct fort
Seieg hos fine Sor9lore.
NfrS. Or. @opn ira Merria,
@is., iom por tiIiteoe peb lin Spieer.
broberS, Carl @ilbertions 9egra.
belle, reiite SirsOag tiIbase til iii
Sjem.
Sslgenoe 9sbsfoIo er nplia
inbtrilfne blanot Den norife 8efolf.
ming ! Omeenen af Spring @rope:
Mrs. airitie Sasoalen, 3ils Sagoa.
lens Suitru, bsoe forrise ltge | I'll
Stem, 8 Nil ipobeit for Sprine
8rope, af 2ungebetGnoeIie. Sun be.
graoeoes Manoag fra Dem norif.Iu.
tberife airfe, Bait. ct. 9. @eque for.
retteoe. alma Wermager, IA.
oars gammeI 9atter til 8. q. @erm.
nger | @ilmington, bsoe 9ptoarsoaa
paa Caledonia SoipitaI iom SsIge al
8ranoioar erbolbt peo en- @rpIoiion.
Sum begrapebes 2sroog Den 4oe fra
Wilmington Strife, 8oit. 8. s. @eir
torretteoe. - Nrs. g. 8. Gran bsoe
ben 3oie os. | fit Siem en- MiI ipo TO,
Spring @robe al Sierteipeoom | en-
aloer al II aar. afbsoe bar fsoi
paa Gotten, Rorge, bbor bun oalao
blep gift meb Sr. 6. O.. Gran. Ssor.
iioen lin Wfano efterIaoer bun fla firt
Ssnner % TO 9stre, % Der bar til.
lteoe peo gegrapelien, Der fanot Stet
Den 9Se os. meo giiGttelie paa Belt
itoens @rapplaos. Eait. Geque for
retteSe $iemmet, / Sirfen os bel
@rapen.
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PanoeIsrcreIien.

vi Guns p9 9ra6itrect$ ueentliae
SonoeIsoucriigtcr for iiSitc 2crSag
bioiPtteS:
Gen ~iinaniieIIe StiQiug bier poer.
Iigcre Seortng; ser er rigeIigere Of
Fenge, % Der err Iettere a6oana til
DEM men / Sanoel og SnouItri err Der
trcuIoeIe$ title oper belle 2onbet.
Serlbanernes Snbtrgter og 9anf.
tlnrertngerHe itaor laugt tiIbaac FOR
6loraoret paa iamme SibSpuuft. oa
SnSbetaIin9erre for garer eaor
trGgt ifisnt uoget beorc enc FOR en-
@taoneoS Sio iioen. Snouitricu bar
Oct Itore % belle iubisrt fort ar.
heiostio" % / De iterre 5abrifbper er
Der tore WPngber al IrbeiSslsIe.
Soao ben aIminoeIige San6el on-
9aor, Gaar SnSbereiuinserue no paa,
AZ Der er ui9bpanIie itile. Set miISe
Seir bar osina hiora9et meeet til at
hGmme SmiGtninser al aarstieens
8arer, b~porior RetailbanoIerne BAT
loot at itimulIere aiiGrerne ncaet peo
Heouftionsials.
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9ecDrab og Smeglt.
Sen 1Sbe Sanaar 1908:
SeHpf Gformen.

gaa forifielliee Steber ! Spen,
bpor Der or itpre Greer, bar etorn
ginter taget fuit gopGl, bporpeo oisie
bufre Smaoopr err blenen ioa bont
meo at forbes blonbt Meuneifer, at
De er eanife Tom tamme, % man fan
meo 2etbeo foa Dem til at taee Nso.
Der af Soonoen. Ser forteaes
enbog, at Ntr. gouie benGgeoe en- al
bisie @raatasier, Der err mer END al.
minoeIig tam, til at Lobe opob FIN
Sraffe % neo | 2ommeu efter gtsb.
Der, meoens gRr. Sracp fit ben iomme
gforu til at lsbe efter fig belt itib
Sulet. SorRlbre buroe forebolbe
fine Smnagutter, of De life fortrGoi-
ger bisie Smaabpr, men meeet mere
beifptte Dem og laber Dem faa en- Is>
III oe ba. De eisr ingen Sfobe, men
err Inn til Spgee og Sornpielie.
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Uoromanosforbuno

Observation-Disclosures" 2oet Sefte
er uofommet meb fsIsenoe SnbboIb:
@l9beIig SiIl = gmisrontfari
for $3.50 gar iioer. @f Sfibsis.
rer $. Gocf.Seniert 9arpif. - Sra
Spoafrifa. gf $. $. 9. gitriip. =
@oromnnoene I Sranfrig. @f SIai
Wnoien. - @orif llnsoom feet mel
lloIanoets Zine. af g. glesfine
Gable. - 9iicipIin | oen norlfe
SanbeIsflaabe. af &oIf 9anbe.
SuIefpelb | fremmeo Sapn. Gf Old
q. 9ennecfe. Rorge, 9oree! Mli'
fit af &riitian GiISion, Chicago. =
Sort 3agboe 1907. If grfipa,
Chr. 8rin6monn. - MeooeIelie,
fra ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Com man bill ie, ct i~nteresiant OF
inobolbsrigt Numer.
timber "Mieobelelier fra 0or6
manosforbunoet" timber man I bett,
Sefte 9ortoen for SiosIfriftet opfsr
til GO Ore pr. aar, oe Sfriftet pi
iaalebes Jolt foite &r. AGO, porto
frit tiIienot.
MISUNDERSTANDING" bill, ion
for bebuoet, foruben ben norife 9aa
BOG, meo oct fsrite osiaa paabeepno,
en- norif.amerifanif Sasbog, Der TIA
leperes af Sr. SiaImar &iieo SO
LAMB.
Sr. Sboralp alapeneis er onIo
icm SorbuuoetS SefretGr meo Son
tor | gcferber9sgabe 6, ariitiania
SnomeIoeIier | Sprbunoet % amber
8orreiponbance ienoes enten ii
BAN eler Or. s. g. @abe, Sncog
nitogaoe 80, ariitionia.
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9Gtcren.

UT Der nloa bore noget | @erbens.
rllmmet mellem SimmeIlegemerne
bier iig oerpeb, at BET oilers piloe
bore iitanfeligt at 9psbslgen funoe
forplante fig ira oe iierneite Stierner
til os; gorbbslger forilSi9tter Sanb,
co 2pSbslger foruoiGtter ct Haoium,
Tom pi faIber 9gter.
ga 2psbsIeerne er Speripinsnin.
ger al iamne Irt iom Spingninaer-
ne | en- tonenbe Stang, iaa maa sgte-
rem bore ct fait eIoitiif aierne pe emo
M iaitere emo Staal. Samtioia maa
pi ontage, at ben omtrent mansler
Gegt. Sein bar regnet no, at Den
piI0e foriiufe Waaneus SmIsb ON
foranore Stieruerues Sang
ca OeSuoen ripe bort Dor gtmoiie'
re, ieIp ON ben INN par " Riuiontc.
sci iaa tGt iom 9riten / ct Grotes
Rsr, Der paa oct n9rmeite er Srft'
tomt. 2orb 8eluin bar reenet no, al
Oen$ S9tbeb er en- Sitlienbilionte'
Del al ganoets Setbeo. ct Segeme
al biSie escuifaber er aIbeles ufienoi
icr os paa Soroen. Set er oerfor ei
tort Spsrssmoal, ON pi life bar no.
GET for cs iom er albeles forifieIligi
fra baaoe Materie % gnerei. Waa'
tic err Wsaterie sgter / forfeited 6orm
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Srano | minneapolis.

S en- of De itore @boIeIaIe.gpa.
Ringer paa Sbiro Gpe. 9ortb, Min.
neapolis, opitoo Ssrbags gften Slo.
los, icm Ell Sio trueoe meo at tiIin.
tet9iere belle apartaIet. 9ranomano-
lfabet gioroe tit poerite for at binbre
Sloens Spreoning, men set ipsate
oligepel meb at bIipe Ell af De itsrite
Sataltrofer | 9pens Siitorie, oa Der
blep t~elefoneret til ct. Saul nleb
I%nmoonina til 9ranbmanoifabet ser
ON at boloe iig fGroig til at fomme
90 bl9lpe meo at befi9mpe Slam.
Itlerne. Sel6igois bIep bets Sialp ooa
life paatr9pet. 8eb 2.Sibeu ON
Notten bopbc man 9rauoeu UNDER
Sontrol. Der Dor oa sOelaat Glen.
Dom for $163, 900. glanbt &c brand.
liote er Sratt Gaper Co., s. s. Sails
CSpgnina), Sinbiap 9ru8., u. VI.
StoSoaro (9peuinal gocfuS.SS suSb
So, Sibb Broom 60, @tcGIeaen 30.
per SO. Rioneer Storoae 60.
Strait Fnper Cos Cab er $4,000.
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6. S. Ginietb fra aenpon,
Minn., bar iibite llse paa 9eiss Dos
8. g. Gamblers.
M. 8. @ibion fplote Onsoae
tit s2oe aar. San er III Eioneerer
bInnot @pens 5orretniugsmanb, %
bans miprrenoe gooe SeIbreo ipnes
at tpbe pna, at ban en6nu ! mango
Ior bill fpIbe fin YIabs.
Ole .. Gable. Der for en- tC
aars Sio iiben boebe Der | 8pent Ell
Der for at beige SIGst % genner
% ii9r for at ie ON fin aomle DO
Der. Sr. Gable Dor for Gioen
G~prtbfeIb, bpor bans gsrn ihiberei
pco Ct. Olaf.
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SfsIge Webbelelie fra gatent'a ouos
faterne @ialamion & Merdant, gr.
925-933 Guaranty 2oan Briloing,
Minneapolis, Minn., er | ben f~orlebne
llae fslsenbe 8atenier Tibet Minueiota
Os 9afota Opfinbere:
John BigeIow, Minneapolis, MINI,
Sewing machine. Theodore HI Cook.
Minneapolis, MINI, Nursing-bottle. John
E Erickson, st Paul, MINI, Box ma
chine. Scott F Evans, Minneapolis,
MINI, N~on-reversing stop. Frank For.
man, Wy.Ipeton, N L, Shock and
Hay Loader. George B Frankforter,
Minneapolis, MINI, Apparatus for wood
distillation. Benjamin Hamann, De
troit, MINI, Air-pump. Hans { Han
son, Albert Lea, MINI, Gas-generators.
Gilbert o Helvig, Dawson, MINI, Stove
pipe-fastener. Isaac w Hodgson, Min
neapolis, MINI, Resultant tire. James
Long, Minot, N d, Water-eiminator Tor
steam-boilers. John r McGiffert, Du-
luth, MINI, Log-skidding machine. Pc
ter A Olson, Cloquet. MINI, Rail and tie
coupling. Nicholas ] Theede, Paramount.
N b, Adjustable bearing. Albert B
Thompson, Sioux Falls, S ID, Measuring
device. William T Tinsley, Custer, d,
Bark cutter. William d Westbrook,
Glenwood, MINI, Fire-box door. Charles
d Whiting, Minneapolis, Mimi, Journal
box lid. Robert Woods. Mimic, Nd,
Shocker. Thomas H Youngman. Nit
chell, S d, Game-board. Henry Kasper
s. Krejci Tyndall, S d, Safety.pin.
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Sern. % StaaIprobuftioneri bar
reo adrets gespnbeIie minore eno
nogeninbe | De fibite fire Aar, % peo
fenne Snbifrrnfning | Driften bar
bet Ipffeoes at opretbolbe Triierne
noaenIunbc nforanbret; be er enbos
aienneminiilis bsiere mn END I. CT.
lite Sult 1906.
SanoeIsfanitternes gntal ! fibfe
llec uoeiorbe | De Screneoe Stater
life minore eno 434 intoo 2s3 | ben.
tiIiparenbe ltee ifior og | Canada So
imoo % ifior.
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NesserS Nile Ointment

aiper siebIiffeIis 2inbring, efteriuIgt
al fuIoitanois S~elbrebclie. Spis
Seres gpotbeter life bar BET, iaa
lenb 80 Gents i @ouep Sroer, Sri.
m9rfer eIler Sslp I'll Che Wem
MetSaer Mebicme 60, 1ecorab,
Soma, % mobtas en- aruffe af ocnne
@eoicin meo omsaaenoe Bolt. Sir
bet mn, % fol en- mere til Den 2iite
oper Suiinber al glade Neuneifer.
iom er blepet beIbr,oet. ut ubi9tts
|siper Inn mere Smerte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
SnbfDmne 8ibrag
til be abode NinsarbeiSeres eiter.
Iaote 5amilier.

9iblisere f~pitteret for............. $3.50
q 3bepoDrion, Gntipd, Gal ....... 100
u 8 G5f % Samilie, SaIent, Oregon 500
V M Senfen, @oebner, 9eb........ 500
Gasmus Sanien, @albah, Neb..... 400
grbrep s Gbriitenien Sens g SEM
fen, Miler &isbsi, 8bite, 9 3,
bper 25 Cts .............,..... rs
Deb 8 y Srpebabl, Cyan, 9 @af.:
6 Stepenion % Ole 8 Sanien
bper 81; s u Cperbabl so Cts;
Clarence Satien o. Mrs. albert
GtepenIen bper % gtS.......... 800
Senrif giieIier, Sartington, Neb.... 100
9 $ % q 8 BRffernb, Neipman
@rope, Gfeb, bper 81 .....,...... 400
Sacpb 6. ReIfon, @renpile, Did ;. LOO
u Gbriitenien, Sunnpiibe, @aib... 20
ST Saepbien, @ntipf, Gal. ...... 65
lInbertesnebe ienber berpeo...... 1886
al ct Offer | 8ipns Menisbeo, RaIt.
q ResrunoenS 8alo, Sbelbp, Rinn.
s. R. Moen, &dsierer.
SiH AL M
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essn for emaabprn SuiI. for glsbr..

2iebIifteIig 2inbrina oe fcrfriIfenoe
Gspr for bubiaare Smaabsrn, % SpiIe
for tr9tte, pirreIise Rscre, peb bdrmc
Sab mb Gutieura SGbe 90 en- let Deere
fmsring al guticura ointment, bet bee
rpnrte S~uSmibbeI, BET reneite al blsos
giercnbe Rioler.
Gutilura SRbe (25e), Guiieura Ointment (b0c) %
Cnfleura ReieIptut (b0c), - Born at dlpfolaoeont'
febe Riler csc pr. SLATE paa 90. SGIees pper hsts
@ereen. Rptttr Trng a Chin. Corp, ensettre. Sp'
ton, MlaiS.
-. Gcnbes frit: Cuticura Book on Skin Diseases.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14
sprfaitet. ; Davenport, 90. ion

Sprfaitei. ; Davenport, Sq., fanbt
/ 9sroaas en- aiitemniue Steo ouer
gropoiitionen ON Snofsrelie al oct
iaafaIote "9es @oines" Spitem for
gpItpre, bpilfet beitaur beri, at SIN
ret fsres al en- aommisiion 0aaleSes
iom (, er. / 8oibinston. Q. @.
gropoIitiouen blep iorfaltet meo
3.ttt MOB 2,7t3 Stemmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-01-14

Gnnb Eanbefase. On Stamgipit
bar taalmoois pentet ct 9parter paa
en- Runoefage. gnoelig flyer ban til
Spparteren:
- 9Iir Den Banoefaee lang2
90 oct rappe Spar lpber:
Nei, ben blir riinol
Sporefter StamgiGiten taalmooigt
pentet et aparter til.
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ariIem uper. Controller Of the Cur

ariicn uper. Controller Of tbe Sur
rencp, %. 9. Riogelp, ubtoIte | Ssr-
bags unoer ct fort Spbolo | Chicago,
at ben iinancielle Strife M ntaa be-
traetes Tom operitaaet. Sanbets San'
fer bar piit JIG at bore | goo Scrfat'
ming, % oct bill life bare lGnge, Tor
neutrality-suspicious. belt forpinoer
Sslgerne al Tonifen.