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The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08
SALEM NEWS
EDWARD JETER, REPORTER.

On last Tuesday night, W. y. Deaton,
who lives about two miles from Cave
Spring, lost u fine deep red COW. She was
taken ont of his barn lot ana Mr.. Dcaton
tracked her as far rs Salem. The COW is
about ten years old and is lame in one of
her hind les
News was received here Yesterday by
Miss Jessie Morgan that Mrs Irving, of
Chicago, nee Atkinson. died in that
city on the morning of the 9Th. Her
remains will he brought to Richmond,
where she will be buried to-day.
DIR. VIM. Edmundson. of Montgomery
county, is visiting his friends, Judge Ii
+. Blair and Col. X. II. Logan
n. kershimer, who has been on "A trip
to England. iii the intercs, of the Bonsnck
Cigarette NJ tchiuc Company, returned to
salem Yesterday.
Mcssrs. Bowles, Preston and Murray
gigSed in Ronnoke river Monday might II
large lot of fish. one of which, a German
carp, weighed twenty pounds.
j. y. Baumgnrdner is attending court
In NHihc county.
Misses Daisy and Bessie Crawford.
after Il pleasant visit to Mrs. Brnffy,
nave returned to their home in Roanokc.
Belle Mcguire was fined 500 Yesterday
in squire Campers court
Henry J. Frantz, brother of Emory
and Marshall Frantz, OF this place, died
last Monday ut his adopted home in Wei.
lington, Kansas. He left Salem in 1850
and settled in Illinois In 1878 he moved
to Kansas, in which State he has since
lived. Mr.. Frantz represented his county
in the State Senate and was elected as
county treasurer for two terms
Why don't some kind individuals build
Il hospital for Salem? There are about
800 cases of grippe in the town, but no
deaths so far.
The german given Tuesday evening ut
Hotel Salem by the Roanoke College Ger.
man Club was very pleasant and de-
lightul dance. The german WAS very
gracefully lei by w. +. Moon, .Ir. The
following couples We're present: EC Brand
with Miss Minnie Wiley, w f.. Binfortl
with Miss Moon. W. r. Robertson with
Miss Daisy Crawford, Louis Crowell with
Miss Bessie Crawford. VIM. Simpson
with Miss Daisy Tompkins, H. NJ Smith
with Miss Dickinson, r.. T.. Cabcll with
Miss Lucy Johnston. Will Moon with
Miss Ruth Pepper, John Lloyd with Miss
jamie Johnston j. \. Floyd with Mrs.
Floyd Stays: Messrs. Crowc. RHYME.
Terry and II. Rhyme. During the inter
missions the club was entertained bv Sc
lections rendered by one of the finest
banjo soloists in the State.
Beautiful lamps, latest style, lowest
prices. Gravatt'S Fair, Salem avenue
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08
BACHELOR THOUGHTS.
What the Unmarried Cynic Has to Sag
About People He Knows.

What the Unmarried Cynic Has to Say
About People He Knows.
An engaged girl darcn say his soul s
her own.
A robe de mutt is muslin nightgown
with lace on it,
When a man has Il grudge against a
woman he says she is impossible. -
The quickest way to make woman
like you is TO get her to hate some ono
you don't like.
A woman's idea Of social prestige is
to go to ten and hear other WON ell
say, "Is that her.
L wonder why girl most always
bushes when you say you bet you know
what she's thinking Of:
When awoman joins an equal suffrage
association, she begins to sympathize
with hen that won { set.
A woman who has no work to do is
almost as unhappy as one who has no
queer neighbors to talk about.
A woman's idea of diplomacy is to
pay IL hired girl months extra wages
so she won't talk to the neighbors' girls.
women can never understand why n
man always laughs SO when he reads in
the paper about congress of moth
ers. "
Men aren't nearly so curious about
women as they are about their clothes.
With women the opposite of this rule
isn't true.
A pretty girl is like ii catchy air
when you first hear it you go around
everywhere humming it, but the first
new one knocks it out of your head.
a woman never makes so many ex-
cuses to company for the looks of the
house as she does just after she has
spent two whole days getting it ready.
When we are children, we would
rather be whipped than apologize for
anything; after we get older we would
rather apologize for anything than be
whipped. New York Press.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08
WITHOUT FOUNDATION.
The Three Friends Will Not be Prosecuted
ON the Charge of Pirncy

Washington, Jan. 1.-The report that
the Government intends to prosecute the
alleged lillbuster, the Three Friends. and
her officers on charge of piracy is with
out foundation. Soon after the Three
Friends returned from her last trip into
Cuban waters she was said to have used
her guns against II Spanish cruiser: the
officers of the Department of Justice took
occasion to look mp the law on the subject
oil piracy and it is understood that il was
found the weight of authorities on inter
national law as applied TO this country
was largely against the theory that the
officers of the Three Friends, even if IT,
could be shown that shots were fired at
the Spanish vessel, could he held as
pirates. The accepted definition of tho.
word pirate is one who is an enemy of All
mankind-a highway robber on the seas.
The fact. therefore, that the Three
Friends fired upon the vessel Of another
nation is not, in the opinion OF the on-
cials OF the Department of Justice, sufli-
cent warrant for action against her ms u
pirate.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08
THE IRREVERENT INFANT.
What lie Said When the Wind Blew the
Chimney Down.

The logic OF the infant mind is usual
~ right, although its theology may be
wrong. Four-ycar old Raymond lived
house that had an L. From the roof of
that l. arose tall chimney. Almost be-
meath the chimney stood Raymond's
bed. One evening lie was made to go
early and alone TO bed as a punish
ment. He had not been long i'll bed,
hardening his stubborn little heart
against the voice of conscience, before Il
violent gust toppled over the slender
chimney OH the roof with thunderous
crash that shook the whole house Close
upon the noise of the tumbling bricks
the startled household heard cries of
terror from Raymond 3 room His moth
or rushed to the little fellows bedside
and soothed his fears. When the fright
was gone, curiosity came to take its
place.
Mamma, what made our chimbly
blow down. he asked.
1.-The wind, dear
"What made the wind blow our
chimbly down.
God made it, suppose, son.
What did God want TO blow our
chimbly down for:'
Here the mother, like many other re-
ligious teachers, could not resist tho
temptation to use the acts of Cod rs :,
whip in her own hands
Perhaps because Raymond has been
such bad boy today
Assuredly this had very grave as
poet. After Il few minutes of silence
came this comment: well, God need
not have blown down our whole Chin
bly,. He might have knocked off u few
bricks, and it would have scared me
just as much. New York Tribune.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08
The Cap of Liberty.

From very early times one of the dis.
tinguishiug marks of slnve, both in
Greece and oriental countries generally,
was the lack Of any covering for the
head. Accordingly tho cap came to be
considered tho insignia of liberty, and
when slaves were given their freedom
they were presented with IL cap rs an
emblem of it. In Sparta the helots wore
cap of dogskin and this was reckoned
badge of servitude, but upon gaining
their freedom this was replaced by IL
cap of a different material, of another
shape and ornamented with flowers A
similar custom was observed in Rome,
where the presentation of the pileus or
cap was always part of the ceremony
OF manulnitting slave; hence arose
the proverb, 'Servos nd pileum yo-
care. " Also on medals the cap is the
symbol Of liberty and is usually repre-
sented rs being held in the right hand
by the point. When cap was exposed
to the peoples view Oh the top of "a
spear, as Ill the case of the conspiracy
against Caesar, it was intended rs IL
public invitation to them to embrace
the liberty that was offered them The
Goddess of Liberty Oh Mount Ayentino
was represented as holding IL cap in her
hand us symbol Of freedom The JAG
obins wore red cap during the French
revolution, and i'll England blue cap
with white border is used as Il symbol
of liberty. The custom which prevails
among university students of wearing u
cap is said to have had its origin in IL
wish to signify that the wonrcrs had ac-
quired full liberty and were no longer
subject to the rod of their superiors. -
Brooklyn Eagle.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08
N FAVOR OF GOOD ROADS.

y 'good roads enthusiast furnishes
some figures that will interest the udvo-
Gates of improved highways. lie states
as n scientifically aScertaincd fact that on
an ordinary dirt road Il horse can draw
three times as much weight rs he can
carry on his back. On ii good macada.
mixed road the animal can pull three
times as much rs on Il dirt road, while on
an asphalt pavement the power of the
horse is multiplied to such IL degiec that
he can draw eleven times as much rs on
dirt road, or thirty three times as much
us he can carry on his back. What the
road trailic of cities owes to the street
railways is illustrated 10y the cnmputa-
tion that, on metal rails Il; horse can
draw one and two thirds times as much
as on the best asphalt pavement; four
times rs mucn as on Belgian blocks. nine
times rs much as on cChble. stones, TWEEN
ty times rs much as on an earth road
and forty times as much as on sand.
FOR POCAHONTAS NUT OR LUMP
COAL GO 70 W. X. ANDREWS &
CO., 219 SALEM AVENUE. Their
teams have bells.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08

81 was always considered a brieh,
young man" said Sappy. until | tool;
laughing gas. Now-and it is little
wondcr-I have grown chuckle head.
ed. New York Journal.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08
BUCKLEN,s ARNICA SA1.vE

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts.
bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blalns, Corns, and all Skin Eruptions.
and positively cures Piles, or no pay re.
CURED. 1t is guaranteed to give perfect
satisfaction or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale at Masse's Phar-
macy, 100 Jefferson street, Roanoke
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08
ELY BROTHERS.
sc Warren strcet Now Y,

56 Warren street. New York CITY.
Rev. John Reid, Jr., of Great Falls,
Mont, recommended Ely's Cream Balm
to me. | can emphasize his statement,
1t is n positive cure for catarrh If used
as directed. Rev. Francis W. Poole
Pastor Central Pres. Church, Helena,
Mont.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08
1ncre We're sharpshooters Then

Nothing SO far done with tho long range
magazine rifles of today approaches tho
slaughter achieved with the ruder weapons
of the latter part of last century and tho
earlier half of this. Thus it is asserted by
i'm eyewitness that at the battle of F0nte-
noy 800 French guards fell before Il single
English yoley
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08
Nightmare.

My DEAR expostulated his wife,
"why will you eat such hearty break
fast OH Sunday morning? You know you
are almost sure to have nightmare in
church. detroit Tribune.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08
Indiscrin.inate,

Some of these professional reformcrs
sadly lack common sense. it seems to
me.
eyes, indeed; they make me think
of rain"
''Too diffusive, eh?''
"No; but because they fall alike upon
the Just and the unjust Truth.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08
A Modern Instance.

Il saw man arrested this after
noon, said the socialistic boarder,
whose only offense was being poor. ="
"Ah, said Asbury Peppers, "another
instance of pinching poverty. '-Cincin-
natl Enquirer
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08
CATOGNIS RESTAlrRANr

Is now open in the rear of the confec-
tionery. Meals Breakfast, % cents.
Dinner, % cents Supper, % cents.
Meal tickets ST.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08
The GIOAIniuP,

Whats the cleaning. Uncle Tom"
"Well, before il man is married it is
the time to take walk, but after he is
married it is the time he falls over rock
ing horses and building blocks on the
sitting room floor. ''-C Chicago Record.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08
A Blush of Shame.

DO you consider Smitherton dis
honest man.
We'll, l should think it would make
him blush to look at an upright piano."
Chicago Record.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08

Pliny says that the almond blossom
was regarded by the young people of his
age as an emblem of hope.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08
Rcggars Who Are Rich.

Several beggars in Pera own large
amount of property. Ono well known
man has n house worth 0,o00 Tires, ana
yet is to be seen begging in filthy rags.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08
Her Failing.

Adolphus-1've half mind
Kate-There, Dolly, don't exagger-
ate. Boston Transcript.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08
THIS is YOUR OPPORTJ-NJr,-

On receipt of ten cents, cash or stamps.
generous sample will be mailed of the
most popular CataIrh and Hay Fever
Cure (Ely's Cream Balm) sufficient to
demonstrate its great merit. Full size
noe
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08
IN the Sick Iii,

Notice in Swiss pass, "No echo to
BAY. "-Fliegende Blatter.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08
Rus In Trbe

Leola-Whnt does rus in urbe mean?
Having malaria in - fiat. Truth.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08

That give us the pull on trade. Such
are our Ladies' Hand Sewed Dongola
Butt Boots-up-to-date stylcs-at -. 30
and 50. ROANOKE SHOE 20.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08
RADE TONES.

Business is like the
human body in some
respects-bot h have
ups and downs. sick
spells. Both ne ed
tonics. It's our bust
ness to furnish Trade
Revivcr's Spccialties
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-08
TJIE GRANDEST RENEDy.

Beautiful lamps, latest style, lowest
prices. Gravatt's Fair. Salem nyenue.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
Waaltng at StternctpS.

3binnOt be npsits Gpiinoeljsr. Der
onmtIoes | oioenfabstise Iicsfriitsr,
bgr Def oaidd iremheloes, at bet al en-
sngelit Etfiuosr iouTtrucrsos 5uiirus
msut, iom tar til EpsaUe rsiasits at
ubmnaie ben aDsmrnsos, Der nieiues
az en- bsiiemt Siierus.
StisrusrHs bar biotif, sitsr Jntsnii'
ietsu al teres elm prrst bstegust iom
Sisrntr al igrite til tppeuoe Storrslie.
8eo Sirlp al ben nge GpHnoelie bti'
Der, iiieosnior oenue primitive Betes'
nellie, Gisrretieu bstegret mso 9ul,
Tom auoiusr ben enc S~tierns5 ~nsidstts
se 8roportiOn / Gorbolo til en- auoeH !
Ssnieeuoc iii apstprfe.
5Or at tass ct Grsmpsf, ioa bsreg.
mes iiGtge Osnns MstboOe 2tiernsn
Arcturu5 at aisius ipO o. iptti tire
auurt @ause iaa messt Cps JON Res
gnIus.
Zen 2gsmnnsbe, iom nanr Sorosn
ira Giernerns, perter sitsr atmoiir'
reHs geftnii.nbeo, o. MAJ p~anitnar, at
berombunoleoe S%uitrumsnt oil iomme
III at gigrs pGrOiinIoe 5isneitsr life
nltHs eaa aItronUmiens, men csian
paa WsteorolOgtsns Smraaoe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08

aineierne sisr alttus baspsnot -
eitsr pore Nnruelier.
9eres aompas pe8er mob Spo tItes
iOr Roro.
Uienbene barer Stisrtsr o. auiu'
oerne 8enflRoer, DtRnoene barer ut
Saar lan9t, meOens aptnoerne logger
lit op / en- anuos.
3amefraObsrus sr ManO. % auin'
oerne barer 0proen.
Saleiproset itriUes lite, % Strift'
iproset tales lille.
gsssr leiss basira, anmarfnin9er'
ne tilisies sperit paa SIOeu.
SplOt bruses til eOr0; graoepissr
bersr ~beituncis Sort, % iiteOetiOr at
uare unss Bigger, er be samle ajar'
ringer.
&meiernes 9ilnapu fommer isrit,
os be trptier iin ssen Suano iiteoetiOr
ben psrions, for bpem be iOrstlaes.
Silbe lsber al stabelsn paa SiOsn,
% Seite beitises ira ben pore Sios.
De bespnOsr fin gliOoas msO 2ss.
iertsn 90 ~ilutter meb suppe Os Giit.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
Dor Sappcrnc no?

Sogeo / 2aplnno j. 6oriirgm ptrsr
I fin uplis til Sens tDreiien | 2uleau
aisipne qarsberetnirs blanct anoet:
slQe be C%plpsninser, ies / be iibite
Gar bar erbolbt, itemmer ouerens meo.
buab ies Osiaa ielu bar ~insttaset, al
gntaaet al Heusopr | ale Ror bottens
9apmarter ct / u%aibruot 9ilba9esaug.
Os at ~9appernes stonpmiite Sitting
ioru9rres mere % mere. Reuernes
aita9en | be ipolise 2apmarter fan 10
paa Ell pis Maaoe ~betra9tes iom en- als
m~iuoelis 5oroel, ibet 2appernc, Der
maa pise ior ben mere o. mere irem'
i~trioenoe Spoprtnins % osiaa uosn
8sner fan flare fig Tom faitboenoe,
buOrtil be i ben iibite 2io temmelis ole
minoelis bar piit 9ilbsielisbeo til at
saa ouer.
8 9roneaa 2apmarter oerimoo bar
9apperne life uiit ben ulminoelise 2iis
bsielisbeo til at bliue fuitboeuOs. Suis
osrior Repsansen / 8euernes antal,
Der ifuloe tomme til fremoslss at gaa
for fig lissioa bnrtis iom | be iioits
slar, iaa maa bette Gorbolo TONNE til
at msoisre be ftsrite 8anItelisbeoer %
be aluorlisite ge.pmrinssr meo Sen'
Jpn iii Sappernss @riitenee.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
ut itaa unoer icHeien.

On C%prinostien III pptnitaaeuos
Croipros bsrstter en- iuabiIt au9ulinsr'
munf, 8ensotitus GnItImns, i~sl9euoe:
3 ben graa Clotio ltpeoe Der en-
urIois RiOOsr, gOippbsm msO Sern'
panoen. Bare os Sstisr bduOe otter
Ianse, blooiss Geiosr ,noeIia iluttst
5reo, % ior at piie 5oltet, at bet bar
aIpor mso G~oriouinssu, nnOroueoes
Der Setter % 2urucriuosr, boortil
SIomiten al Rlooeritabct inobsoes.
Gnbper al be 1nrusrenoe fuloe bore
enten aeiiersHs susr Baptns 6arUe.
Ulen ben ualoise goEppbem ipor en-
epr Go,-ban uiloe uIortg bare 1rRI'
nommens MRrfe, bpsrtcn 8aUens
8dano meo bet rgoe aOrs, eaer ast'
lsrens iorte, euloranosoe Slstis; bon
olloe trOoie baaoe 2anosiOruisntH9
% 8i9ets Ban, % ban irpStsoe 3n8en
/ bet belle RIss. Den oa Tom Cru
Ssatrir, bans Suitru, % bao BAN mos
ltRnots lor benoes Club at bare Isg'
net, uosiso StrDmme ai 2aarsr, Oa
HtoOeren uG9rsoe ii9 % paaltoo, at
ban life elltsoe benos. Rlooeren ttl'
Dor teuoe oct mooiatie % 1870
beoIie in &iGrli9iso / aamp lne0 tolo
Jitoeere meO Naryc &Galen, men ben
if ,gmne Dame u.loe IN ct hgre beront,
bun butleOe pa let melt blerteitiGs
renoe % tIdseoe: "Suis on blot buuoe
Ell Omit al 8iGrIigbeo III M 9 / BIT
Siere, UiIoe ou OplDIoe min Bsn CO
bette ct al Es9rene paa Ou !0jeln."
gRso bIsie Orb GIT bun IND / it aams
mer, fog 9greE / citsr fig % LOB i'm
bel iprteoc Susbono itaa uo nior ben
%Iuf!eoe Ggr. - 8 bette gieblIt bcrte
man be itlnsrcuoe GrOmpetitgo, Der
t~iltienoegau TarnerlnI eng 8~e8gnoelie.
RGlten uoen at uloc, buao ban gioroe,
9reb ben uRloise SOlpplem ben lille
j. lobrooereoe 3Bifel, iOm bans ~iOrtgr'
neOe 9Gstebaluoet / Suitisbeoen bauoe
iabt, iG leoe ben pua fin Sislm % iIeoe
no III 5!lieu. SGu blep ltauoiet al Ell
SerOlc, JON roabte III bam: "Stller
ou Dig unoer aeiieuus Scepter saer
uuoer Sluens Stap?" - Timber 9gi'
i%elen!" oar Suaret.
8 Riooeriptact bisU 8OIppbem Sci
erbsrre, Os Ou aeiiercns Ssrer ban9te
Sampens Bris, ct sulcbrOoerst Stiari,
uper bans SiulOer, boiiteoe bun III
ban: "Sr. &lOcsr! 8 itiaer GOsr
busrfen unoer 8eiiereH eIler unoer Tas
pen. @oer icrmaar ingen Wiano al
oueruiuoe; men unb.r 9gffelen ituar 8
Dog" Gisic Orb par iratt b~etIenoi
ouer beIe Rigst, % bet uiite fig, al
9sfielen bapoe flerc uHoeriaatter eno
Scspter o9 9rumitao tiliammen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
Saarer paa SIafer.

Berierne bolosr snbuu pna ben gnmle
5tlt at opiamle 9aarsr paa SLATER.
Deb gegrauelier / gsriieu faar huer at
Gi9igtget / Sgraebuiet Ell Suamp,
buOrmso man unosr GeremoHieu iIittis
tOrrer line gine. Otter BegraOelien
iamls8 Olsie Suampe iommen al en-
Brett, Der trptter no al benz 1aarer ug
ilaar Otsie pan Glaiter. 3isie 3aarsr
anices iOr at UGre ct meset pirtiOmt
%2GgemioOel I fOritIelige GgaoOm8til.
iGIoe. % "GaareIlaten" bar / ct pei.
Oronet Sus en- al be iOruemite 8laoie i
SusapOtbefst.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
On Nlfotol I Spoamerifa
ltriuer 4roieslor 6oroI, at YtrtHlnsc
er euo irpateliaere eno i europa.

ltriper 4rOieslOr GoroI, at Yirtninsen
er sno irpstelisere enb i europa.
De ipanitsamsritauite areoIsr, en-
sruiOm os ouartet Raee. bsnp.ter M
iptsmatlf gr9nOeuiuet it'll oermeo at
aisre Snoiauere til 8pr os uialse
Slauer.
8 8eru laaner ma eiter ct ueota9st
spitem Snolanerne ScHse til Sran'
oeuin. 2eriOr maa De ba arbsios
baarot ben bele uss, buOreiter ben
iamme 2rafit tuses Op isien. aaan tl
blooise Rentsr, Der briftes op, os iaa
firenst grbsibe tit 8etulins af @iRl.
ben.
Snbsn fort lib er bare 2pret isisn,
ber for Srsolsn banner en- "biaig Nr'
beibsfpt".
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08

JorIpunben. @anroeier Sens CIR.
G%britenien, taloet Sens Spleiteo, al
Sanoiteb / Male Sosn er 9irsoas
ben lite Dec. ~iuriuuncsn Oe iormooes
at bore orufnet / 9~imiioroen. Den
6~oriuunoue, Der ON gitermioonsen bar
opbolot fig / 2ssitgr, iormenes ueo
BOrtsanaen ira Siemmet at BABE ua.
ret | Beiiooelie al ca. 500 Ser.
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
Inrina AsIbrrnet

On CANNED PGas, i0m bar tui',t IA ttIboas 'ra
GHacpTdtfl zen, bar moOt1gtt fra en- WtsiOH9r I CfinS
ben en- Gpitritt ior Ct erfelt DsastIbtlit DltoBsi, ION
buriiat o. permanent fHggrer J1riHg, 1rpnhrt. 0d'
tatTb, Ntbmd og aue GUgoDmme s palieH o. EaHaeu
ne. Set er O3ial q pgftt1t Utib0d mob RsuuslU1h
ie4i ca ale Slaqa RetUelsocfer IA bar bar iprig1t
bets utbunDerlIgc telbrgbtuBe @bne THtHDer al Ib
tribc, aHier ban bet ION i'm ElIgf at g.sre Bet betenot
for fine iibenoe Weoutenngffer l~ltfprDet btroeo Ca
osB Guiist ON at liHbre Dc uleunetfeitae Sioetier, ul
lGg lerbe peHre Epifrtit gratis til ale, Tom gHiter ben,
gaa Inft, 5ranif ener Guasiii mso iulbtteHbtgt Ess
i]nsntnget ON. b~o1tlsors tet ftal ttbf reees 90 bruaes.
Ssubss pr GOT psb Dipotdgetsu al Trtmrrfs. Rguu
bette Slao. w A. Noyes. Sac Powers Block.
Rochester. N. Y. aIa26eoW
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
SDngenoe 6unoe.

Get Spl, meo builfst bore firisooebe
8euner ps Susialler pleier of atfoms
paenere al Muiit, Der toner / ocres
R9rbeo, er eiter be nDeite Sasttaseljer
life. bpao man btotil bar bolot bet for.
at optase iom ct 9esn paa Uttsitsm'
ming, men i~narere iom en- 2llireos-
Itiaelie al oeres muiifalife Gitsrabsl.
iestalent. Oct p~aaitaar ialialo Saul
@rous / fit Bari "9prenss Gsse", Os
ban forti9tter iaalebes: 19enne paa'
itanb oil nel iurefomme be 5leite noset
pupet, men ies bolosr ben bog ior iulot
no bsrettiset. Seq bar lille Snotrpftet
al, at bette Spl hos Sunoen altio er
ct 9esn paa Sors o. Smsrte, os netOp
riaar be bptsr til Wuiit, bar bet Oitc
iprefDmmet mig. iom ON be fang ub al
Sisrtens apit. 9srtit fommer ems
telte 1,lielbe. i bpilis maj fan ipore
en- on, snb ufuloiOmmen g%fterabetie al
Relpoisn. On al mine 8enner, Yaitor
u. Treibsr / RItuen ueo G55insen, bau.
be iom Stubent en- Iuoel, Der beo
"Roqu", os meo cenns gap ban iorme'
fig Soreitiains inben 8ennetreoisu.
pan fang I. CT. "2orelp. meb 5iitsl'
femme. Sunbsn itemte | meo Spl, Os
mart ianbe mon sanFe iboelis bpre.
buurlebss Sunpens stemme atfomoOs.
reos iis eitsr 3Ouernss Stisen os 5aI'
ben.
9lnors bar osina siort lieuenot
S~nsttaselier. Saaleoes eiterabebe (
@r. AfrOnom Sussius itore 9css,
"aepler" et Draels lanstrutne Touer
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08
sarina I anScn @rao beIbreoet.

2r. 6. 3. @arnsr, golowatsr, Mid.
Miu Ssrrsl Sea bar srbolot flor Gin
ortna ai 9eres White Wine of Tar Syrup.
Sea bupoe en- Solte, % 9ottOrerne gap op
aue Saab, % lss trOeoe, at bet Tube blipe
3poen for mig. Seq foripste enbpsr ting.
ION ri bprie ont. iililut raaoeoe en- q I mine
Wenner mig til at iprip9e 3eres White
Wine of Tar Syrup. Seq to8 ~ Slate oa
or IN pItpnoia treret. Gig Nteoieii Tan
lea aubefale til ioooanne, iom er ansrsbue,
ipm les par.
9eres 9rbpoise
SpjepbG. unberhilL
9olauo, Souib Datota
Decorah-posten., 1897-01-08

goringen 9rauenbalstunuellen
f%oresaar encnu peo Saanotraft; men
life lTnse eiter Nptaar antasss be for.
ngone Mtaitiner at pere fomne i Or
Den, iaa at man fan bsspuoe at bore
meo Matinfraii. Man er enbnu fun
fommet ct fort Stptfe ino / Sieloet,
paa Seitiioen life fulot 800 Dieter.
Spor lanst q er fommet paa 2it,
iioen, peo ri life. Oct beoer iorreiten.
at paa Setiioen er 5ieloet aanife ouer.
o~roentlis baarot, iaa Oct saar life let
meo Sorngen.