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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-20

BET &c tiIfptteoe 17be September
Tenne ioume Dato bar ogiao
| Here Senieenoer prret en- Merfe.
oas for andre | 8omilien, iirr for
Rrof. Speroti, ibet Den beteaner firt
iorifieilise piatige MilepRle | bans
@irfiombeo iom Brett % Carer.
Gasienbe blep oct berfor foreiIaaet,
at 17be September berefter bperi
aar ifliloe ibufommes al SamiIien,
ioet mar oa ifuIoe iamles for at op.
rifle Winbet ON iuunone 9oae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-20
9ecorab og Smegn.
Sen 19he September 1919.
Galmur Epitbns rspet.

9u GoitneIter epenlon | Galmur
iibite Ssrbng aabneoe Foitfontoret,
blep ban ubebaselig operralfet peo
az iiube oct b~ranbiifre Sfab itaaen.
De aabent o. iaanel 5rimerfer JON
apntanter - Jolt omtrert S1T0 -
por ipriuurbne. 8ontpret bapoe |
Nattens 9sb pnrct belsgt al sSno.
bruNstpne, o. oct piltnpf meget
opatige o. orepne 6olf, "a De bop'
Sc prrct iitnuo til at anpenbe
Spr9nsitoife paa Ell iaoban Waabe,
at Oct insen Stei iorooriaaeoe. eh
SantiIie / urite Spguin9 JOB finn ii
SOB ira oct Steb, bbor SprGng.
rinaeu fore9if, men pPffebes life.
Boitmciterer habbe Den ioregnoen.
De Gag int 5000 al aontorcts Fen.
ge i 9anfen, men anitteringen for
oisie bopSe Sppene forimaaet oe
7rngt ben fra Tia pan @ulpet. st
Gar Bergeanoisninaer banbe De
heller life ulnaset iig meb at toge.
Y%oitfontorets Teneeifab er meaet
anneIi og bar / fin Sib @inneibeif
SoteIs Gienbom - hpiS Rapn oct
ogioo enbnm bprer. Oct bar cabinet
paa en- iaa fmitfprbe Woobe, at
set peo fsrite Giefait antoaes at
bore siort Of SoIf iom fienbte 2aa.
iells aombindtior. Get bite iig
boe ienere, at Sprpnsitofie bar
bruqt. 9poene bopoe banet iia ab'
gang til Goutoret peb at fnuie en-
8lasriibe | Tpren.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-20
Ouluth.Strcifen

Sra Duluth, Wiun,, meIoes Sen
Zoe: SporpognStraiiten bar ioae
nGiten normal.
gpraaoet peotog paa lit Msoe
isaar aftes Ell geilutnins ON at tase
De ~inbleoenbe Sfribt til at erbperpe
Sporposnsipitcmet iom aommmaI.
eicnoom, % @pabpofaien bicp paa.
lagt at trnife De iorrsSne retSIige
GcrbereAeIier ! bet 0iemeA, @pen
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-20

Sfaoeiroit. Den ferlte Sfaoefrolt
ioar inotraf / Smegnen al Billings,
Montuna, ON Worgenen bcn 16oe
Sept, ba temperatures falot til
30 8raber - 8raoer UNDER Srpie.
punftet. s Big Sorn 3alen ralot
ser famine Tag 3 9omner Sne. Gen
al SroIten mretteoe Staoe er Dog
ubetpOella.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-20
Gmaapluf.

q. u. Gicf bar benne llgc
rTret / minneapolis / 5orretrin.
ger.
Ielpin Gee er reiit til Tortb.
iielO FOR al begpnoe peo Ct. Slal
College.
- Miis Sane Samre reiite Sirs'
oag til Sbief Hiuer Sails, 0tinn.,
lor at beisge i'm 9rooer.
9. s. anoerion reiite ioaa til
Saufinion, u. g, for al title
Srpituinaen paa lin Sarm.
0tiis CLARA Eeterior reiite
Monbna I'll Gomore, u .0af., bpor
bun ifoI bolhe Sfole / @iuter.
pti'S @lobpS Solton reiite
Mmoa9 til Wilpaufee, boor bun
oil 'refpentere Gowner College.
NiiS Sopbia 6oSium ira
9umbrotu, Wirn., er herneoe paa
nogle llaer& Slit hos SIp9tninge.
ItiiS emma Gbriiten reiite
iibite ll9e I'll geloit. SSo., hpor bun
/ Sirter ifaI urberptie / SeiifoIcn.
Better Guallep er reiit tiIbaae
I'll Soma Gitp for at iortiptte line
Stuoier. San ihloerer til lamb.
lRge.
Rrs. EaItor u. arpeien ira
ct. OLAF reiite biem / StrSSaeS ei.
ter en- 8iiit hos DIR. % 0hS. Nm.
fnion.
anorem 9nrieIIon o. CLANS
Stoertsgaarb fra Canoe reiite GuSs
Dag I'll Sanotoriet / Ernirie on
Chen.
Sreue aitteIior % 9ertiue
@unoeriou reiite SnsOog tiIbose til
Glermont eiter ct 9eisg boa Qtr$.
Geo. Doe.
8. :, &irtebp % Cater fro
GoIano, Soma, er her poo Ell @iiit
hos Mrs. Sngebors Sirtebp for ct
Gar Tigers Stb.
grs. u. &. llIer % Gntter
Ben r|eiite ibog til Nabiiou, isis.
for OF beige @iIbert eleitao %
anore SlRatuiu9e.
Orr. % Mrs. !. g. Sauion bar
bapt 9eise al Mrs. ", =. 9eree.
ION ira SteportoilIe, Winu., Gun
reiite biem SpnSog.
Mi's SeIeu Sierleib reiitt
SnSbags Iiten til Gponiton, M.
ior al iortiptte line Wuiifimbiel
peo Aortbpeitern llniperiitp.
NiIs Ael 9eraeiou ira Relr
0orf o. WtrS. Beef ira q. RauI
bar | no8Ie Iaae uPret | @eise
hos jim @lober. MrS. 9. 9erseion.
Miis 0farie 9Pietb, Iroies
Tor oe Dtrs. Chr. VI. RPieths PIS
Tie Gatter. er reiit iii Chicago, bpoI
bun uOoonner iis til SpaepIeierite
Proi, DIR. $. q. Club iou
Mrs. Club oe Miis anna Sfab,
bar tiIbrast Ell Bar Gage i Geo
rab iom Or. % Ysrs. z. Staboi
8iGiter.
Mrs. Sciepbine 5osium o.
@srn bar | nogle Gage opboIbt iii
! gpen. Wrs. Sosium Dor nh pa
ct Someiieao | RGrbeoen al Sboi
Iep, Winn.
George gernat5. ST., ba
fuIgt fu &a,Iiorretnimg ben ! 4pel
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-20
era uoIdnoet.
Soierb Gbamberlains Silitanb er

Joierb Sbamberlains Silitanb CT
MI omtrent baablss, t~eIegraieres fra
Sorloon ben 17be September, og bet
tan MI fun bore Spsresmaal ON
Gage. timber fin LANCE Spsbom bar
Den bersmte Statsmaio p9ret trofaIt
pleiet at I'm Suitru, Ser oprinbeIig
par en- Wasiafnietts- Came peo
Wapn Warp gnoicott. Sum er Gbam-
berlains arloen Suitru.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-20
Sorifjeutet.

Suiter iia ibiel. 6reo %. ensIiib
/ Detroit, Wtib., bIep Den 16oe os.
angrebet Of ct laa polbiomt Soite.
anfalo, at ban bsOe, fer oen blo-
lenbte SGge anfom.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-20

Zen nnsarife 3issoas aabnebes |
Sirsbags, oe set par rer fommet til
Slagsmaal mellem Meolemmerne
allerebe paa fsrlte Wsoe. Oct bar
rigtigt ct nngarif Speftafelmsoe.
Iaerebe ba llnberbuiets Sormano
@ren Si55a traaote inb / Salen, bill.
iebes ban meo en- iano Saglbpge at
Sfi9losoro. 0en fongeliae Sfri.
pelie PM Higsbogens aobuing blep
oplpit uben of ct enefte WeoIeg bsrte
ct Orb al oen, Ilig 2arm % Sfraal
bar Ser. ut bet life fom til ligefrem
Observation-Disclosures melem Regje-
ringens Silb9ngere pg Expeditions
meblenmerne ifplbtes 8rep Sulius
Mnbrasip og ANDRE Seoere, iom blan'
oeoe iig inb % fit beroliget 8empt'
terre noget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-20

Spie 9anOpriier. Sor ct Stpffe
2anb poa 80 4cres / HprbeOen al
0toline, 81, blep ber forleoen betalt
oen beie Tri8 al $500 pr. acre. Gri-
len paa bette 9anoltpffe par / De ito
lite fire NfaaneOer lteget $64 pr. acre
bper Waaneb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-20

8eianStIfiftc. Baron Seneelmiil.
Ter, oen eiterrigife @eianot / @aib.
ington, ifal t ben nermeite 6remtio
oilsies al Gonitantin Sumbo, nlluG'
renbe eIterrigif Miniiter / Stocf.
bolm.>
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-20
Sfulebeipaet / Teiu Dprf.

set npe Sfoleaars gegpnoelie bar
ser annlelot tiliQmmen 731,463 Gle.
Der peo 9pens offentlige Sfoler.
Gette er 1892 Here END for ct aar
ii0en.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-20
Wg Spibereforo meo GeropIah bIep

I Sirsoags lat | Granfris of Den
frantic 5lpper Georges 2esasneiir,
Der naaeoe oen ipimlenbe Ssioe af
$500 Weter = 1882 SOB. Sen
tioIisere Srtoebaoer of Ssiberetor.
Den bar &olano q. @arros, iom ben
6te Sept. meb lit MonopIan naaebe
en- Ssibe at 1920 SOB. Set bar
beo Soulgate | 5ranfrige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-20

Wafers Memebp bill itnrfe ct neSbruSt
Spitem. 5eIbreoe aatarrb, 6orfjsleIie os
@bermntisme. Sos ale Gpotbetera
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-20
Grperimentcr meo ~fuinoeliac Sppr.

U~rpcrimertcr 1neO tuIHoeltNc Sppr'
poansfumSnttsrer. s Fbilaoelpbia
aisres ser / Oisie Gage Sorieg meo
anpenbdlien al ~fbinoelige aonSnfts'
rer poo BEN opbsieoe elcftriife Spor'
poanSlinie. 6orisaene bar biotil bit
Tia irrbclc$ tilfrebsitiaeroe. aon'
ouftsrernc pao Der opbsieoc Sinle er
ooo urrrneit f,n ausierere % Sinet.
i9lgere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-20

eeno ~Ncccrnb.Toften" I'll eIrstntnse o.
Genaer I GamIelaneet. - 1irSeaes % Gre
caesunoanep fofter $2.bo; Greb~coSuboapen
alenG, &126 pE &6r.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-20

Gn eienSpmmelig acnfift er OBJ
itaaet bIanbt Irbeioerne peb De ltore
Sfilesperfter / gelfait, Srlanb. Oct
err nernlig fomrnet til aaben Seioe
menem Be proteitantiife og futolfe
gIementer blanbt oen itore Irbeioer-
fare, og / 2sroa9s fom BET til ct
.blooist Sammenitso / Celtic Garf
Sooboloplaos, bpor life minbre emo
60 Berioner blep alporlig iaaret og
maatte bringes til Spipitalet. Set
bleo iaa galt, at Militer maatte til.
fables for at boloe Stpr paa De bio.
iige irife 3rabater. @eo flere al
Sfibsperfterne er ser MI Waneel
paa IrbetoSbiplp, ba Sc fatoIife Or.
beibere Be iioite Gage life bar t1lroet
inbfinbe fig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1912-09-20

Sra Sripplis meloes ON en- at be
beftigite 8ampe, iom bar p9ret no.
fiempet | ben itaIienif-tprfiife Rris.
Slaget fob | Tirsbaes I Narbeoen
at 9er1te peo MiooeIbapet. Stale.
nerne miIteoe CT Manb falone %
1t3 iaarebe, og Sprferne og Iraber.
ne efterlob fig oper 800 bsbe paa
SIagmarfen. 2iseiaa fog Stale.
nerne al Sanger, oeriblanbt en- ara-
berbspoing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06
LIVED ON
RAW EGGS
Mr.. Richards Experience With DIE.
ferenl Diets. Peaches and
ButteFmllk for Three Years.

Ceellton, Md.--Mr. George Richards,
Of this place, during the past " years,
has probably tried more different dieti
than The average person would ever use
10 a lifetime
What he has 20 say about his expert
meuts, rust therefore be highly interest
ing 10 anyone suffering from indigestion
OF stomach troubles Of any kind.
tie says: For more than II years,
suffered with stomach troubles, and
paid hundreds OF dollars for doctor bills
and medicines. ] was also operated on
Tor piles.
lived on dried peaches and buttermilk
for nearly three years. The only thing
thai would not give me pain was raw eggs,
WA a physical wreck. could NOT
sleep, and was as near crazy as a man
could we'll be.
must say that after taking two 25-eeHl
packages OF Thediord's black-Draught,
Il did me more good than all ! ever spent
tor other medicines.
have been working daily on the farm
ever since, and ! am as hard as iron
This purely vegetable remedy has been
IN successful use Tor more than 20 years.
Try Il. Buibe sure that Z "Ihediofd's."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06

you enough for what Lydia T. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound has done for
me. Mrs. john WENTLAND, RED,
No. 3, Box 60. Coloma, Wis.
Women who are suffering from those
distressing Ills peculiar 10 their sex
should not lose sight Of these facts or
doubt the ability Of Lydia Il. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound 10 restore their
health.
There are probably hundreds Of thou
sands, perhaps millions Of women In the
United States who have been benefited
by this fOmous old rNmedy, which was
produced from roots and herbs over 30
years ago by Awoman 10 relieve woman's
suffering, II you are sick and need such
q medicine, why don't you try itt
II yOu want special advice write 20
Lydia Y. PlRkham Medicine Go. (cOnf.
dentlaD Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
he opened, read aud answered by
woman aud held Ia strict confidence.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06

out exactly how 30 treats its cm-
ploy,cs, ils rivals. and M, general
public Ans corporation
voluntarily coming under the
commission should not hp prosecuted
under the antitrust law as long 1s
IL obogs boo good Uith the orders uf
The commission The commission
would be- able q, interpret Boa advance
90 ans honest muu asking the inter
probation what ho may do and what
he mas Not do iu carrying on a lee
Ultimate business When corpora
uous not submitting themselves tp the
regulation OF the commission OF
clearly oyadiuE or violating its orders
are prosecuted undcr the antitrust
law ana convicted. the commissions
should have the duty of seeing that
the decree OF the court is put into
effect completely. Only in this way
ran a. re be- avoided such gross
scandals as those attendant upon the
present administration prosecution
of th" standard on aud the Tobacco
trusts. prosecution which has
merely resulted in increased prices Co
the public, injury Ia thc small com
pctitor ana actual financial benefit
90 the trusts thcmseivcs "Tho Proc
gresslyo proposal is definite 81 is
practicable. We promise nothing
that We cannot carry cut. we prom
ise nothing which win icopardize hon
ost business our proposal is
60 help honest business activity, how
ever extensive, and Go see that DO iH
rewarded with Fair return. so TINT
there may bc no oppression either of
business men or the common people
We propose GO mak" sc wey;s while
Tor our business men io develop the
most efficient business agencies for
use In international trade FOR ID is to|
the IntpDrst of uur whole people that
wee should do we'll loo international
business. liut Wc propose 90 make
those business agencies dn complete
Justice Go our own people Where
these concerns deal with tho neccssar-
ICES of ute. the commission should not
shrink. 90 th" .. 'essitv is proved. from
COINS Go thr extent uf exercising rogus
latorr control over the conditions
that create ur determine monopoly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06

framed and laws passed by the peo-
pie are nullined because the courts
say those laws are contrary to the
peoples viii AS expressed iu their
constitution there must be refer
cnce tu tho people of the public eff
feet of such decisions under forms SCI
curing FUN delihoratIou,' Co the end
h1t the people may roctify this al
legged defect in their constitution by
popular vote having an the force ot a.
constitutional amendment. our pur-
uusc ls not 10 impugn the courts. but
Go omancipato them from q position
whenever the stand nnally In the way
ut social Justice. 4 am Well
aware that every upholdcr of priyi-
leHe, every hired agent or beneficiary
ot tho special intcrrnls. including
many well meaning parior rcformers
viii deuounucc an this ~ socialism
or anarchy the same terms they
used in the past In denouncing the
movements Co control the railways
and To control public utilities. As o.
matter ot fact, the propositions I
make constitute neither anarchy nor
Socialism, but, on the contrary, "a cor
receive for Socialism ana an antidote
10 anarchy
Constructive Control OF the Trusts.
In addition To- punishment for
wrong doing by the trusts. the imper-
alive demand II effective and Com-
ulete regulation, The views of Pres
ident Van Hisc of the University OF
Wisconsin. in hia scientific work on
trust regulation are in harmony with
the program OF the National Progress
slves. THE present conditions of bus
incss can not he accepted as satistuc-
tory" The reason for this ls explain
cd, In Mr., ROoevelts opinion, by the
TACT that those dealing with the SUBJ
iret have attempted 10 divide into
Two camps. each ag unWise ms the
other one camp mas nXed us at
tentiun only on the need for pros-
pcrity--"prosperlty Co tho bic men
ON top, trusting % their mercy 90 lct
somothing leak through Geo the mass
~ their countrymcn below, which, ia
eject means that there should be- mo-
attempt a. regulate the fyrocious
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06

scramble in which greed and cunning
reap tho largest rewards" The other
camp hae so fixed IT'S attention upon
the niusiiCos oi the distribution OF
prosperity 'omiltiug an consideration
Of having something TO- Distribute. and
advocates action which f; m true.
would abolish most ot the incquau-
ties OF distribution of prosperity. bv
only ttp unfortunately simple process
at ahollshing TIE prosperity Itself "
The tendency uf those now In cons
troll of the Republican party is to give
special privileges 90 "uig business. D."
and To correct the evils of such q
course when thoy become cr,inp. bv
sporadic lawsuits under the anti
trust law, The tendency 90 the
Democrats, Judged both by their rec-
ord In congress and by the Demo.
cratic platform is 90 abolish all busi-
ness uf any Size or efficiency ON tho
ground that Uu bigness "a badness,
and bitterness and weakness a sign OF
virtue. what Dos needed is action dl-
rcCtly the reverse of that thus COM
fuscdly indicated There should be
applied to .ll industrial concerns en-
gaged in interstate commerce Ia
which there Is either monopoly or
control of tho market the principles
already adopted '9n regulating trans
portotiun concerns engaged in such
commerce. The ANTITRUST Jaw should
be- Kept ON tine statute book to be- lu-
yuked against every big concern toud-
Ing "a monopoly pr guilty uf anti-so-
ciul practices. a. the same time a.
national Industrial commission should
be- created which should have COM
plcte power Co regulate ana control
all the great Industrial concerns en-
gagrf in inter state business which
practically means AN OF them in thia
country Tfs commission should eN-
crclse over these industrial concerns
like powers Gao those exercised over
the railways Bog the Interstate come
Wcrce commission ana over tho mt
tIoprl banks hy the controller uf the
currency and additional powers 90
found necessary The commission
"should have free access to rho -uoks
of each corporation aud power to hnd
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06
ROOSEVELT
CONFESSION
Continued From Page oneD

rorters in the new party % lays
down the plan of BATH" Co Dee wag"d
81, the National Progressive party.
Hc discusses those principles under
tTaVe subdivisions namcly The
Bclplessness OF tho old Parties. Tho
Right OF the People to Rule The
courts aud the People Constructive
control OF tho Trusts. Rights of the
Wage worker The Farmer The Tar.
in Tho nigH cost of Lawns, cur
r,ucy Conservation AlasKa and In
t'ruatlon1l Aulirs 'ThD Two old par-
ties. hr said, "lrr hu.ks with mo- real
soul Within either divided ON Artln-
'iHl Ines. boss ridden aud privilege
controlled. each luWnIo of neon
guouS elements and neither daring
10 speak out wisely ana ,"srlrssly
what should bee said on the yitnl is
sues of the day As opposed 90 this
incOuRruity and Iuslncesity OF action
ho asserted that the National Progress
SIS, platform will be- contract with
tho people" with definite and con
crete provisions 10 boz carried out II
tho people rlufy the contract ON
election day as exactly ana honestly
"as 10 IL we're actually enforceable
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06

prices"
u Is imperative Co the welfare Of
our people that We enlarge and OK
tend our foreign commerce We arc
pr"-rmlucnty fitted ca do this be-
cause 1a q people We have developed
high SKIN Iu the art uf mauufaCur-
inns, our business men are STRONG cX-
,rutiNes, strong orsauizcrs In every
way possible our federal government
should cooperate in this important
matter ANY one who has had OPP
purtunlty Go study and observe first
hand Gcrmtuy'S course Boo this Tee
Hprct mdst realize that their policy
LOT cooperation between government
ana business has IN comparatively few
years made them % Leading competitor
Tor the commerce OF the world. n
should be- remembered that they are
doing this ON national scale aud
win large units of business. while
tho Democrats would have us believe
that We should do "a with small units
of business, which would bee con
trollcd. not bv the national govern
mcnt. but bN forty-uine conflicting
state soycrcigntIrE. such q policy is
utterly out 0f keeping with the prog
ress OF the times ana gives our great
commercial rivals in Europe--hungry
for International markets golden op.
portunitios ~ which they are rapidly
taking advantage.
Social and industrial Justice Ia the
Nagc-N Orkcrs.
Referring 10 tho opening sentence
90 his address. namely that We "a y
now n the midst OF great economic
revolution Mr.. Roosevelt presents an
advanced and comprehensive plan Go
insure the rights ana better conditions
for labor. lie gives u the paramount
place in his speech. The first charge
upon tho Industrial stntcsmnnHhlp of
no day. ho said. 'is Ga prevent hu-
man waste. Tho dead weight OF or
phtuage un1 depleted craftsmanship.
oi crippled workers snd workers suf-
fcriug from tradr diseases OF casual
labor, off Insecure old axe. and 81
household depletion due to industrial
conditions arr. ukD our depleted soils.
our faghel mountain sides aud floud-
ed river bottoms. su many strains
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06

uinrltles, buckhche
and bearing down
pains. ! saw an adj
vertisemento of Lydia
T.. Pinkham 3 Vege-
table Compound and
decided 10 try IL.
After taking several
bottles | found II was
helping me, and /
must say that | am
perfectly well now
and cannot thank
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06

upon the national structure. draining
me reserve strength ot 1ll Industries
ana showing Beyond AN pgradyyuiurr
the public element aud public concern
in Industrial health He proposed
several specific methods int pr,ssrv-
Ink and improving "uur human rec
Continued on Page z. Column %
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-08-06
WISCONSIN
WOMAN'S
FORTUNE
Freed From Pain, Weakness,
Terrible Backache and De-
spair by Lydia E. Pink
hams Compound.

Coloms, Wis. -" For three years was
troubled with female weakness, lrreg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-07

THIS COUPON and
sc for regular 10c bag
of Genuine West India
Sea Salt-large size.
Adds an invigorating
touch to the bath.
Isl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-07

LOT TWO-36-inch All-silk Satin Messalines
in grounds of navy blue. brown and copenhagen.
with neat hairline stripes: heavy, guaranteed
quality Regular price. $100 yard. Sale N
LOT SIX-36-inch All-silk Black Ta6eta; ex-
ira heavy, rustling quality every yard guaran-
teed to Regular price, $500 20
yard. Sale price Observation-Disclosures. DOC
LOT SEvEN-2O-inch All-silk Black Satin
Duchesse with handsome satin face; brilliant
black: wear guaranteed. Regular price, %
Csc yard. Sale price .................. JOG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-07

THIS COUPON and
&c for regular 1Gc tube
of Ponds Extract
Cream. for : chapped
face and hands and
rough skin. (S)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-07
12-yds. $1.5O English
LonScl0th. 89c a Piece.

36-inch English Longcloth. II yards to
the piece. A soft chamois finish quality;
suitable for women's and children's un-
derwear.
Regular $50 value. Special at SOC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-07

100 dozen Oiled Opaque Cloth Win
dow Shades, size 3X6 it.. mount
ed on good strong perfect-acting
spring rollers Choice of white,
ecfu. light, medium and dark green.
Some are classed as seconds" be-
cause of slight imperfections, such
as an oil spot or crease. but these
blemishes are hardly noticeable.
Sale price, 19c each.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-07

Imperial Russian Trimmed Pony
skin Fur Coats, made of extra
quality selected skins. very soft
and exquisitely marked pelts; full
So inches long, with extra deep
shawl collar and cuffs of black
Russian fox or natural Fisher rae
coon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-07

Baltic Seal Fur Coats. full
length; cut in the latest fashion;
made of whole skins. with long
roll shawl collar and deep cuffs;
lined with satin brocade or peau
de cygne.
Regular $4,000 value for $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-07

Fur-trimmed Russian Ponyskin
Coats. full length, with long shawl
collar and cuffs of natural Fisher
raccoon. black wolf, blended rae
coon and natural Australian opos-
sum. Soft and beautifully marked
skins.
Regular $500 value for $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-01-07

Genuine Russian Ponyskin Coats.
full SO inches long; fashioned of
fine selected skins, with long roll
revers collar and wide turn-back
cuffs: lined with brocade satin or
SINNERS guaranteed satin.
Regular $4,000 value for $24.50.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1912-12-19

At the gymnasium viii be witnessed
one Of the greatest basket ball games
ever played in this town, when the
renowned Lewiston Normnl team
vii attempt to lead in the score
against the high school boys. Re-
member. oar boys beat that fast
culdesac bunch last Friday night
scoring as to 10. and the culdeaae'
ers just a while hack defeated the
Asolin high aggregation Of mooss'
which. il turn. defeated Charleston
high.