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The Detroit times., 1909-04-21

jury brought the recital to a sudden
pause.
We'll. jedge. jes hatchery took
after dat fool houn. but he was plum
out er hearln', so | guy up an start
fur home. De day was jes breakin'
when / see dis possum right TO mo.
Den look ergin. an I see he foot
In er trap. Den | walk err way, cause
| won't take no mans possum, ledge
When | git er LII way of, look
back, an dat III possum he er sittin'
up holdin out his hans jes askin' me
ter take him erlong. Den | say, Jim,
you all ain goin' let dat III possum
out hyah all be heself in de big
swamp. is 20? He don't belong e. de
man what sot dat trap. He didn't raise
him. Dat man don own de land de
trap am on. Postum he own boss.
An den, jedge, hol' my bag in front
dat possum an dat Ill cuss walk right
In, trap an all. | know dat trap long
some man, but eff dat Ill fat possum
done brung II wifi him into my bag,
OATS no business oh mine.
An Jedge. dat's de troof. | ain
touch dat trap. Dere II is wild de
pore lii possum's foot still In II.
amt got ere smell OBJ dat possum, an
ain stole nothing"
The justice read the law as TO wild
animals and explained the meaning
of larceny. and the jury. looking at
each other significantly, returned a
verdict OF not guilty without leav-
ing their seats.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21

will wear a yellow satin gown and
yellow lace hat with Grecian border
of silver and yellow bird of Paradise.
Mr.. Stearns and his bride leave to-
night for trip TO California. and after
September will take up their residence
in Crosse Pointe Farms. where the
groom has selected a handsome new
home.
Since her debut three seasons ago
Miss Boyer has been one of the most
popular and admired young women in
society. She is an accomplished sing
er and has taken part in a number OF
entertainments for charity. being al
ways enthusiastically received. Mr.
Stearns has travelled extensively with
Burton Holmes and has spent two
years in New York In future he will be
associated In business with his father,
Frederick Klmball Stearns This mar
riage will unite two OF the most In
fuential families in Detroit
A number OF entertainments have
been given Tor Miss Boyer and Mr..
Stearns during the last few weeks.
Monday. Ralph NJ. Dyar entertained
the men of the bridal party at a
luncheon in the Detroit club. and
Tuesday, w A. c. Miller gave a SINH
lar function in the University club.
Miss Marjorie MellIsh entertained
Miss Boyer and her maids at luncheon
Tuesday. and Mrs. Standish Backus
also entertained for Miss Boyer at a
o'clock tea. There was a wedding
rehearsal in ST. Johns church In the
evening followed by q supper In the
home of Miss Boyer.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21

One OF the interesting social events
OF the post-Lenten season will be the
wedding OF Miss Elizabeth Helson.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Helson, and Charles Hugh Stevenson,
OF Washington, which will take place
Wednesday evening at o'clock in the
presence of the immediate relatives.
The ceremony will be performed by
the Rev. Ernest Van Dyke. pastor OF
St Aloysius church. In the reception
room OF the brides home, No. 16S
Charlotte-avc.
The room will be decorated with
palms and Easter lilies. The bay win
dow at one end has been converted
into a floral bower, where the bridal
party will stand while receiving the
guests.
The bride will be attended by her
sister. Miss Maude Helson, and Sen
ator Frederic Larrabee, OF Iowa. Will
act as best man.
The decorations in the library will
be spring flowers, the mantel TO be
banked with ferns and pink tulips A
green and white color scheme will be
carried out in the dining room. in the
floral decorations as well as In the
ices and bon bons. The center piece
for the table will be a low mound OF
white roses and spirea. tied with white
gauZe ribbon.
The bride } gown Is a draped prin.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21

William Bruechman, Eugene Steiner
and Miss Kathleen Lovett. The band
OF ST. Joseph's home furnished musi-
cal numbers. The program will be re-
peated Thursday night.
A popular concert for the benefit OF
Young Travellers Aid. under the aus
pices Of the Business Women's Guild,
OF st. Johns Episcopal church, Will
take place Friday evening. April 30, 10
st. Johns parish building. No. II
Montcalm-st. east Among those who
Will take part in thep rosTam are F.
j. SYSTEMATICALLY. Jr., baritone; Miss
Helen l.. Mathewson. contralto Miss
Margaret Dunlop. violinist Miss
Camilla Hubel fautist; Mrs. Flora
Henry Stone, piano; Miss Kathleen
Dunlop. piano. Tickets are on sale
In the SYSTEMATICALLY music house
The Miami School alumni held n
banquet Tuesday evening In the Hotel
fuller. The old Miami school build
Ing was torn down some 20 years ago,
and the present board OF education
building erected In its place Mrs
Francis Riggs. who taught a class Of
children In the school was one of the
guests. and Fred Van Fleet, the
mayors secretary, a member OF the
alumni, was also there. Among the
former pupils who were present are i:
John Colquhoun. c. G. Simon, Mark
Allen. Mrs. Allan II. Frazer, William
Anderson, Miss Carrie Matthews, Mrs
Lottie Niles Jupp, George Peck, NJ. G.
Bergman. William Bolles. Mrs. NJ. G.
Ever. James ID. Jerome. Mrs. ]. f.
| Lgr<Nl It'll
Frank j. Roehm, Ida Crofoot Secor
Francis r. Utley and Charles Howard
Waterman.
The officers and board Of the Young
Womans Home. Adams-ave and Gift
ford-st., have arranged for an AT
home" Friday afternoon. April %
from $3.50 to o'clock, In the home
This is the annual anniversary day
Mrs. Nellie Peck Sanders will give a
dramatic recital OF King Robert OF
Sicily" assisted by Mrs. Mary Christie
at the piano. and Miss Minnie Caldwell
at the organ Mrs. Sanders will also
give other readings. The proceeds OF
this entertainment will be devoted 70
the purchase OF new piano for the
home. The officers OF the home are
Mrs. Justin e. Emerson, Mrs. Jere c.
Hutchins. Mrs. Henry NJ. Wright. Mrs.
A. X. Gage, II. NJ. Tug, Miss Della War
riner and Mrs. Emma Edwards. Tick.
cts may be procured from any member
OF the committee or at the door.
One Of the most charming entertain
ments of the season was given In the
Church OF Our Father Tuesday even
ing, by Miss Eleanor Murdick. reader;
Charles NJ Clohecy, basso cantante.
and Miss Mcmahon. pianist and organ
list. The dainty stage setting and
handsome costumes added much 10
the pleasure OF the audience. The
simple and direct appeal OF the read
er, united to a musical intonation. and
perfect unity with her subject mat
ter, resulted In an effect altogether
| foreign to the usual and accustomed.
Mr.. Clohecy, whose rich voice and
growing quality of style has brought
him more and more to the front, sang
his wide and differing range or songs
In thoroughly artistic manner The
Japanese song BY Mrs. N. j. Corey, and
the Angelus by Arthur Foote were
novelties In Detroit. The accompani
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
IN SOCIETY

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles b. warren tett
tuesday for Washington, ID. G.
Detroit Wheelmen will give their
regular Friday night dance April 20.
Members and friends are invited
Mrs. Minnie H. Choate. mother OF
Ward n. Choate. has returned from
her winter soJourn In North Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sloman and
daughters, the Misses Mildred and
Lorraine, left Tuesday cor four
months trip In Europe.
Delray Temple. No. So. Pythian Sis
tiers, will give prize pedro party and
hop In the l. o. o. F. temple on West
Jenerson-ave., next Saturday night.
The second dancing party OF the
season OF the A. s. c. club will be
given In Duftield hall, Thursday even
Ing. April 20. The proceeds will be
devoted TO the help OF needy children.
dramatic and musical entertain.
ment will be given In IS. Peter and
Pau's school hall on Parsons-st, Wed
nesday evening for the benefit OF the
church. The AFFAIR Is given under tho
auspices OF the Tabernacle society.
The Mendelssohn club gave its sixth
annual concert in the Y. III. c. A. hall
Tuesday evening, in the presence oi
an audience that filled every inch OF
available space and spread out into
the corridors OF the building The pro
gram included eleven numbers, and
was well received.
Miss Josephine Swickard OF New
York city, soprano soloist. who will
sing with the Detroit Conservatory
orchestra Thursday evening In the
Wayne Casino. will be the guest oil
her sister. Mrs. w. Brotherton. No 81
Vienna-ave., for about ten days.
Mrs. George w. Warner, and daugh
ters. Miss Warner and Miss Nellie
Warner. OF No. SO Hendrie-ave., leave
Thursday for California to join Mr.
Warner. Mrs Warmers health has
been poor for some time, so IL Is ex
pected that the family Will remain Ia
California for an indefinite period.
Detroit bank clerks will don their
the occasion OF the annual ball OF De-
troit chapter. American Institute OF
Banking. This is one of the swell so
ciety functions of the year and the
chapters biggest event In a social
way. The ball will be held in Stras-
burS's academy and FinZeis orchestra
will PROVIDE music.
Charles II. Caffin. author OF How
to Study Pictures" American Mas
ters of Painting" and The Story of
American Painting" will deliver a
lecture on The art OF James Mcneil
Whistler" illustrated with color slides
photographed from the original pic
lures, In the Detroit Museum Of Art.
Friday evening. The majority OF the
plates to be shown are from pictures
In the Freer collection presented to the
United States government
A minstrel concert for the benefit
of ST. Josephs Home for Boys was
given by members of the Young Mems
Institute, In Harmonic hall, Tuesday
evening. The entertainment was a
great success. Among those who took
part in the program are Will Downey
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
THE EVENING STORY

II hunt i'm wild er dawg and er torch
like er game spoht oughter.
Dat night | was shown er houn'
pup how ter foller er trail. whgn hs
lit out. an knew me an de OIL CONAN
'ud have er possum fer supper. ledge,
dess see dat possum rite TO me in
de dish. all brown"
The jury became intensely interest
ed at this point.
Il shet my eyes an see dat possum
wild sweet 'taters all piled round him,
jedge, and dc gravy oozin'-not run
min. jedge-but jes' a-oozih outn de
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
To Sell Small Land Tracts.

WASHINGTON, April 2i.-secre-
tary Ballinger has approved instruc-
tions to the register and receiver ~
Lincoln. Mel. providing for the sale %
the highest bidder for cash OF about
20 small tracts OF land. averaging 1e
acres each. The tracts result from
disconnected surveys.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21

amount Is very small compared -
that paid for similar enterprises G.
other cities Several citizens vno
have not been on the guarantors' noe
heretofore. have agreed TO becomo
guarantors the coming season.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21
Colombia Minister Named.

WASHINGTON. April 2l.-Pro6i'
dent Taft sent the following nomina'
tions to the senate yesterday: To -
minister to Colombia. Elliott North
colt. OF West Virginia: to be United
States attorney for the western dis
trict OF Wisconsin. George II. Gordon
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21

Fry all the fat out OF some slices OF
bacon. Then cook 10 brown two
cupsful of finely chopped cold pota-
toes In the bacon grease. When done,
serve with the bits OF bacon.
The Detroit times., 1909-04-21

ments To songs and readings were
played In such manner as to show
that Detroit has added one To the bril-
liant group In her midst who unite
temperament and sympathy to tech
nique, combination essential in this
capacity.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-26

short and wna thrown out urpen
then flew tn Ot, Who stumbled On
a glove aud missed A. but uroen gnt
nu further than secund owing tn
fwiipler striking out Salem srurod
again ln che last Of thla inuinn ns
the result ~ the white Diamond
pitchera neulecj CAREY got HE.
np,srr hit hong drive tu right rlold
Out. lptman hit tu short and got tn
tlrst nn nn ctror, Jones hunted and
CAREY was put out at eecund, aud
lrrman went tO thiN from whore
he stole home owing u the pitcher
letting the hall roll past him when
tOssod M h, the catcher
The ,isilors' lifo WAS short IN the
ntst ot the seventh smith fanncd
pctctsru o,ulcd O CAREY. and nerg
man htt O Ott Who caught him cut
johnson vamc ur rOr Salem first and
made a inc drive tO first Who roach
cd Ny and vorrcd ~ With one hand.
srOiunp a vlvan tvo Noso hU oct
Not hlt and stclv uvc'nd Cor'N
nttvd Mng tlN to ccntct ucd and
OV went N tNird Narc, bclnr yaupht
out Nc,scr ended thlnps b, N'ing
out or a Nonp "a, o ccUtvr
John Nmmrhv'NF was Iho mtin
vausc 0r ihc White Olbwoods Nung
to oe'u' m thc urst ct thc ciebth
Swhr hU N IA, and majy Ulets
Ncilrf made A I,'r U'ul Uo NUmnhra,s
Nho nam m u,'m third han way Uo
home tnd ,auEht u Jhr'VIUE out
suthI aI ursi Who had riavei olI tof
ar salem Vas s'e' shut tuf cf Is
.y'ru In Jhrr ha'f of ths iurius Don
MAN Ur-,d uN Nt'S U, Uo Ih'"l
hnd vHs ,tuHht tui 1oNcs hu hrI
rrt Ir Short vhr uat, nl,, ,..#H
ruIruINI which hr'uHhI arnarsc
H,'m |ht ,uihusIHs.I, trv,Iato.e .ut
Nvt..Is trdet itt nrug h, hUUnN
h.Eh .' ut ru Ut'd
200 Whtt N.aweUds would rHj
FtNr themselves U,hw dsHst ln ht
Ur fau oI fft Ninth fcrk thEr
Ias. ,htncc Win tht sttvk VIII Ssub
ruI ur lN uo NtI cUt. Grctn o
herman. CUf and TWllflgI srg,A cgt
crtIrg tht IHnnR tud DE same
AIhtuet Iht visitors vtrt KlNtr
oNrs.tcrsbIl of a humn.nN thtN do
,vd 'tls so ,rydu for De mEn,
tNceIhnI nIsNs fttN wttt trd ne
,NleU VaF roi sHrv IU ,hos uk them
nhnFtNt. H UHs NhmInR Tht Ss'tU
orm rtNt hHs rIsNVt a sg,h rncd
fh.u Es ht' tfd Nt,slunas, ard ,arn
Cow to'rs etrt made b, them
A v,t0't of shtoI eco sJfarae6 De-
NHHr Hrt rH won't auHV anntnlI ta
satisfied Tht t'es,hs Ja, eert lht
r.nsI crm thrIshhc 1eaAIne bunch tvf.
rnt rr auuua the As,lnm AYtrgt
HH.A rr# nENl s.n.tgk Nfaf-EnHkt tn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-26
SOoSUNS 600o S0AO$,
FSEs LOCKS AND CANAL

Thort vss cN,d rNsas ueeilne 40
NsrhN NlEtksmss couutN. SSrnndss
Hf.Frroar st whtch NouNly TUdct
Grant nWtek and p hofer. of ~
fH evv De prIncinN' snes Iers TIE
irens aNaeot Co sc~snl the ore oI
ht CfNekNmsS cauuc eouri mace hv
Huart niHttR to n-lilf . main linf 81
eaeat AN0d Weee damieed through
essi tb tht NOlsIs rosa OK az ore
son Nty Vhe csnhy Nannl com-
nsnN b. coins eresi Gee to sdver
IiFt Nanhv sne hrluF % before thR
'soP'c az De sfshe nHGy newSamers
'oostius m thst nsrt az the country.
eherr thf hrs hnce irrlcstiar enter
nr'et r ~ Mlllswette Vsl'cy win ~
rneerisken
hsr>e l.,siRS snd Csnsl.
coI Nofer maev 80 Hrepmeni Ser
~ free iosss sna eanal st orecon
0fn. sheviur vhsl the state hag eenc
hrSicf fhe tegssistu-e ana Whef
oouer,rss v.ss uneersne ma e. a. wiih
sH urite9 te'ecstihn haek 81 ~ n-o-
tr n ho.h houses al conCsNss Ha
ehrvs,t that 80 oNen r'ver free 30
nNfiFn t1n neaul mnrt for the g.
fe'onweri az fhe NNilsmettt Nal'ry
huF ans ofhar sinae-lskine hefore
ht rnae'e End hk remarks xae-e
hes .' annlr eaed " n Rrlr ~
81 nrkt sna "a : anrst fho aftw-
nIsston uerchsnfs. Ne-e nrunineul
p eeiiRr pn fhe rnectine IS Nss Nr
ln,n seteefar. oi 49, flackawns eoun
q ar ene msuaepT 81 en- lrrfEafssF
nwrl Nartit hes re. hrletl fu-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-26

M L. "a rsrnasm. a promlnert
truSSist 81 SnrJ lake. Iowa. sAvs
N'hsmHeglsfhs SyomseA and live.
lsblets AZ cer,s Dly the Sesi thlas
an me mSrket for oosstipsucn
GIVE those tsolce a yvitl Nou srs
cerJsir to tnG teom AGREEABLE ans
r'orsEHt E erec- prtct IS GEMS
SsHT'rs iret Fo- st1c by az g0oi
dracg -
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-26

when the kidneys are stick thoS
give unmiatakahle waruinna that
shCAild not be ignored ny examining
the urine ana treating the kldncya
upon the frst pipn ~ disorder, many
daya of'euttcrlng may be saved Sick
kldneye eNpel dark, ill-emelling
urine full W "hriok dust sediment
aud painful In passage. SluEgieh
kldneya cause n dull pain IN the small
W the hack. headache. dippv epcns,
tired. auguld tceliura and frequently
rheumatic twlngee.
lNau'p kidney rills are for the Kid
news only. they cure sick kldneyp,
and rid the blood of uric poleon. N
Nnn suncr from any W the above
symptOma wa can use Ne better rem
cdv
salem people recommend pcsus
Nidncy riue.
Mrs MarN paumgarducr, t2A
Water street. Salem, or, saNs. II
have found n,Nan's kiducv Pills % be
a rcmciv ot grcat merit, and ! am
pleased to cndorsc thcm so that 9th
cr sufferers fu'm Kidney complaint
ma, Know how jo ett rclict 0vo-
,uroj NNauF kidney Pills 90 pr
stones trug stoV and several mem
Ncr cf cur family use3 them With
the most GrsUNine results took
lNNsnN NldrcN rNs mVsef tor a
UHcd a,h'nE back ana a drsCelue
down lccnnE. ,susct On tfscrtcrct
k.Jrr,e Vht tthnk a0t SORENESS
vts removed. thv kltuCvs were made
normal ana m, hea'iH became better
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-26
SALEM
BEATS
PORTLAND

Tho salem independent hall team
vun another ,irtntt ypsteuln, aftet-
noon ~ dpurntlnn tho white MA
Mrndn uf rottlnnd n, scoto ~ N
y. and hUnNurh me uneven evoty
would tend iu mnhv hau pnmo un
ntctratinp usunlN ihp pNmc ,Vatrt.
da, was mn Nf lirc and anap and
had N NOT boon ,Or n tpV hand luyk
pln,a on tho mart ut thv rNtthnd
men she nuns would not have hyoN
so numcNNs nor Salem
The White diamonds Wttt tht utet
team m po to bat Nut could uot ecoi,,.
and wriv Oilowtd NN the salem ap
n,Vnnti,n. Wno Uivd m M, thmc
mAnnrr The White Mamonds t''A
thcn sr,nnd tntu with jht stich. but
atin nOthinr doinr Smith u't
vlytn hu thwnsh urt and ero'ud
cot ono baru and WAe h,'Nstrd Un thIri
h, q tvu basc hU N ltUtrsbn 1,i.
MAN. HHIrm tWIfiti. Uuliyd CUt ot
mran holr hN stlkinN rUt Ihr tvc
nvNt mtH ff hti hrd nn IUnf vrIt
sCfrvd SALON. Ihtn ltoh IHIn Hi
bat and th1fri tNo Iurs o,rI Ihy
rlaW iiumrhn'f Was UIst ur tud
rht uo urff rn t,td taN avid Ihrn
laN iIitt htsy ,tr,JaAtu 800 ard Slam
med oui hchuutul haN ovvI short
ston s,stHnr lfuntrhf,'Ns SRA ,sr.,
pI,fvgyfyd uh inud un n vfId Throw
hN thy Mhtt Diamond caWht| tut
thvn Vvni houft on thr slow rIHN cI
thv NtsItcf p vvnUci weldon lhIs Vff
tht latt of tht NOW maAlnN n Ihls Ir
Nina ts fht MhIUv Naulouds woke
Np ana put out 1cucs sUd herman.
makInF iht fhurC nrttod th end lht
re
NtfhfnE Mas nehrsa hN Iht Mh.IC
i'fanforts in tht uvt of tht It.rG
aNhoufh Iht nrft thret mVh Ur hI
thy bsn salem r.ttinn onfg. ns.
fNe t,fIN unlt lht Ura nsn ar
t,t sshem in tht Isst 81 tht ih.,G
kobtHIs e.rnntef Info ont oI N.o.h,
nrHFwtnF NraINht hslN suN ss.f,,0
oUI It ,sn|rI nrId Cor d tust hsrl hI
Manulnr mnusd sud Rhberts ft,i.
fhIro fohrsaH thtr rtt Rohs. lN,
fhl q rau MA hirR fN ta ethJ
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kra m.dt t. hN s.rst.h Cs.r
hU fesI srruret to AsN. nho thr.e
StNh tFI nr ret.trI Cne.n sttia e...
tnfwh fanHiHt sHa Smiih dran1.rf
NNnN'd agsIn n ht lsst hsl oI ht
ihhihf humntne'e uHnca lht hsN
owe NN>eno tcI hase hN NsNo
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-26

lt teSd-hosdlng sdvertIsiDg in thc
re0sNarc~s make ths seattle tsir 8
sUooss ll v.u Dc a Row he, that
Is What the exposition, au 40
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-26

Man, salcm People lloyc Done so
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-04-26
FrakeS''
Millinery
Salern's New Store

We showing daily another large shipment OF MIL
trimmed hats at One-fOurth Off New TAILORED SUITS; ais
SUITS in ali COIOrs large selection of the very latest
anama Skirts, IN all COIOrs.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-04-21
CANOE RIDGE.

April 10, 1909.
Mrs. l.. Bender called on Canoe
Ridge friends last Monday.
Mrs. Henry Landmeyer called on
Mrs. Helgeson last Tuesday.
Miss Ella Fisher visited Mrs.
John Thompson Thursday last
Mr.. John Stinson has rented the
johnson place for the summer and
started to pillow last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thompson
spent Thursday evening with Mr..
and Mrs. Blum.
Miss Mary Landmeyer and Ella
Fisher called on Mrs. Henry Land
meyer last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Musser were
shopping in DEBORAH last Thursday.
Mr.. Olaf Johnson from near De-
corah was calling on Canoe Ridge
friends Friday last.
Miss Hager Delaney resumed
school duties in the Blagen district
last Monday.
Misses Tilda, Ella and also Fred
and Henry Fisher spent Sunday most
pleasantly with their sister, Mrs,
Elmer Smith on Franklin Prairie.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-04-21
ECZEMA LODGES in THE SKIN.
Not Blood Disease-Cured by Oil
of Wintergreen Compound.

For many years eczema was sup
posed to be blood disease and was
erronesously treated as such, but
now the best authorities agree that
eczema is only a skin disease and
must be cured through the skin.
The eminent skin specialist. DR.. D..
D. Dennis, first discovered the
eczema germ and his discovery was
quickly taken up both in Germany
and France.
To kill the eczema germ and at
the same time heal the skin, DR..
Dennis compounded oil of winter
green, thymol, glycerine, etc. The
remedy is a liquid, not mere salve,
hence it sinks right into the pores OF
the skin. Washing with this oil of
wintergreen compound seems to
take the itch away at once; soon the
scales drop away and the disease
disappears. The prescription has
now been used so long as to have
proven it's absolute merit and we do
not hesitate to express our con-
fidence in ID. ID. ID. Prescription as
used with ID. ID. ID. Soap. For sale
by Brunt & Parman. 1876
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-04-21
Counterfeit Money Circulating.

Counterfeit silver dollars are said
to have been circulated in Waterloo
last week. The counterfeiting is
neatly and artistically done and only
close inspection results in detection.
They are of the same color and size
of the ordinary, simon-pure silver
simoleon, but lack in ring and
weight. Their distinguishable char
acteristic is their weight, but if re-
ceived with other silver dollars this
would not be noticed.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1909-04-21
IN FIVE MINUTES.
All Your Indigestion and Stomach
Misery Will End.
Eat Your Favorite Foods Without
Fear of Dyspepsia or an Up
set Stomach.

Take your sour stomach-or may
be you call it Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
Gastritis or Catarrh of Stomach; it
doesn't matter-take your stomach
trouble right with you to your Phar-
macist and ask him to open a 5O-cent
case of Pape's Diapepsin and let you
eat one 22-grain Triangule and see
il within five minutes there is left
any trace of your stomach misery.
The correct name for your trouble
is Food Fermentation-food sOuring;
the digestive organs become weak,
there is elk of gastric juice; your
food is only half digested, and you
become affected with loss of appetite,
pressure and fullness after eating,
vomiting, nausea, heartburn, grip
ping in the bowels, tenderness in the
pit of stomach, bad taste in mouth,
constipation, pain in limbs. sleepless-
ness, belching of gas, bilousness,
sick headaches, nervousness, diZZi-
ness and many other similar symp-
toms.
If your appetite is tickle, and moth
ing tempts you, or you belch gas or
Ii YOU feel bloated after eating, or
your stomach, you can make up your
mind that at the bottom of all this
there is but one cause-fermentation
of undigested food.
Prove to yourself, after your next
meal, that your stomach is as good as
| any; that there is nothing really
wrong. Stop this fermentation and
begin eating what you want without
fear of discomfort or misery.
Almost instant relief Is waiting for
you. 1t Is merely a matter of how
soon you take little Diapepsin.