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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-07

with chills and fever for
u months. Took treat
ment from my doctor and
tried many different kinds
Of patent medicines, and
all seemed to do no good.
Since | have used four
bottles of Dr.. Pierce s
Golden Medical Discovery,
and one vial of his pei
lets, l feel well in every
respect and weigh 18G
pounds Instead of $40, my
weight When ! began its
use. / advise the whole
South to keep it in their
homes all the time, and ]
win guarantee they will
have no more chills and
fever if they use it ac-
cording to directions
Golden Medical Discoy-
cry" removes the foreign
substances which corrupt
the blood and create con-
ditions favorable to dis
ease. 1t acts UPON the
blood making glands and
increases their activity,
thus increasing the sup
ply Of pure rich, sblood,
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-07
Four Men Fatally Hurt.
(Rv the A ssociated Press,

Cincinnati, Ohio July 5.--Four men
were fatally hurt and three others Sc
riously injured by a gas explosion in pit
No of the series of shafts OF the New
Waterworks at Torrance Road late this
afternoon.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-07
New York Welcomes the Storm
fBy TIE Associated Press.)

fBy TIE Associated PreSs.)
New York, July "A severe thunder
storm swept over this city this afternoon
and brought with it comfort to millions
CT heat-stricken New Workers. The tenn
pcrature fell fifteen degrees in less than
two hours, and over two inches of rain
fell. Some Of the sewers, unable to carry
off the tremendous volume of water,
burst. flooding the streets in various To-
caIitics, and in many cases stores and
residences Lightning struck several
buildings. but no serious damage was
-~dose.
: The weather bureau reported tenn
perature OF 50 degrees at IL o'clock this
morning. This was a few degrees higher
than it was yesterday morning, but a
pleasant breeze from the southwest made
the weather fairly comfortable.
EIGHT sUCCUMB IN NEW YORK.
New York. July 6th., Saturday
Seven deaths and IL prostrations oc-
Cured in the Boroughs of Manhattan
and the Bronx between the hours of
a. m. Friday and 1870 a. m this morn
ing from the heat. One death and five
prostrations occurred in the Borough Of
Brooklyn during the same hours.
Fort George afforded fine sweep for
the storm this afternoon and many of
the buildings there We're levelled to the
ground, or so badly damaged that they
will have to be rebuilt. The total dam
age is estimated at $4,000.
THIRTEEN DEATHS HERE.
Baltimore, Md, July at eight o'clock
this morning the Weather Bureau Their
mometcr registered eighty-four degrees
and the mercury kept on ascending in the
tube until the maximum temperature, so
degrees was reached at 4 p. m. At eight
o'clock tonight it had fallen but five de-
grees. Thirteen deaths and eleven pros
trations had been reported to the police
during the twenty-four hours ending at
midnight.
A DOZEN PEOPLE DIE.
Philadelphia, Pa, July 5-Deaths and
prostrations from the excessive heat con-
tinued to occur today, about dozen ia
talities and nearly three times that many
prostrations being reported. Although
the maximum temperature was lower to-
day than for a week past, the day was
uncomfortable. The percentage of humid
ity was quite high throughout the day
and tonight the atmosphere is uncomfort-
ably close.
NINE DIE AT CHICAGO.
Chicago. Ills, July 5.-Cool breezes
from the northwest this evening broke
the term OF hot weather, but before they
came nine people had died seven more
were Frustrated and one man attempted
suicide.
mot so warm is promised Saturday
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THE FAMOUS CURRY BAND.

Havre, Mont, July 5.-The train rob
bers who held up the Great Northern
flyer Wednesday afternoon near Wagner
have been recognized as the famous
Curry outlaws. kid Curry is the
leader.
Another is named Long Bole and the
third man is unknown. All use the Texas
dialect.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-07
The Convention Deadlocked.
(By the Associated. Press.)

Meridian, Texas. July 5.-The Tenth
District Congressional convention is still
deadlocked with original five candidates,
Wooten, O'Dell, Beall, Weare and John
son, still in the race. One hundred bal
lots have been taken.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-07

The conductors have arranged for plen-
ty of the nices for their excursion.
Two trains will be run if necessary. The
conductors always carry q good crowd.
and all look for their excursion every
year TAT the usual time). for a big time
to the seashore
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-07
Two Men Killed 10 a Run OFF,"
(By the Associated Press.l

Hampton. Iowa July BY the derail-
ing of the engine, tender of an Iowa Cen
trail passenger train here last night, two
railway mail agents were killed and two
men severely injured. The passenger
coaches remained on the track.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-07

neWitt's Witch Hazel Salye should be
promptly applied to cuts, burns and
scalds. 1t soothes and quickly heals the
injured part. There are worthless coun-
terfeits, be sure to get DeWitt's. w. II.
King Drug Co, VIM. Simpson, Bobbitt-
Wynne Drug &C.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-07

The very best of attention will be paid
to ladies and children that go on the Con-
ductors Excursion, July 10th. The con-
ductors know how to run excursions TO
make it comfortable for those that go.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-07
NINE DIE AT CHICAGO.
County Treasurer Short.
INV the Associated Press

lBy the ASSOCIATED Press.J
Lincoln, Neb., July 5.-According to a
report filed today with the State Auditor
by Examiner e. J. Robinson, Aldred Nor
lin treasurer of Kersey county, is short
Ia his accounts $10.457
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-07
Cashier snd Chief Clerk Suspended

By the Associated Press.)
San Francisco, Cal, July 5.-Cashier
Cole and Chief Clerk Dimmick. of the
mint, were suspended from duty today
pending the outcome Of the investigation
OF the $4,000 shortage at the mint.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-07
400 Barrels Of Oil an Hour.
(By the Associated Press. }

Beaumont, Texas July 5.--Gusher No
Haywood Oil Company, was turned into
a tank this morning and flowed at the rate
OF 1000 barrels per hour.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-07

Don't forget the date of the excursion
of the season. Leaves Raleigh and Dur
ham for Norfolk, July 10TH
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-07

Conductors Excursion will be favorably
conducted, go with them on July 10th and
you will ENJOY your trip.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-07

The excursion of the season goes to
Norfolk, Va, July TO- Leave Raleigh at
$50 Wednesday morning.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-07

The Excursion for Norfolk, July 10th,
over the Seaboard Air Line offers the very
best of accommodations. Quick schedule.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-07
GAINED 81 POUNDS.

1T has been two months since / stopped
using Dr.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry" writes j. Venters, Esq. of Regina
Pike county, Ky. 4 stayed down in Texas
last year and contracted chills and fever
while there. | came back to Kentucky and
was about shaking my boots off from my
feet when | commenced using it. I only
weighed 40 pounds Had been suffering
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-07
lieved Of their suffering.

lieved Of their suffering"
The cures Of discusses caused by an inn
pure or poisoned condition or The blood,
which have been accomplished by the use
of Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery,
stamp 1t as one OF the most remarkable
remedies Of the age. It's curative power
is best judged from the fact that in great
many cases the use of Golden Medical
Discovery" was not begun until years Of
misery had been experienced, and all
available medicines had entirely failed
to effect a cure.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-07-07

ATLANTIC COAST LINE r. r.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-04-01
A VISIT TO TIE SOUTH.
Efr. EGsapS

Eff. B7S3ovs
a trip mp Or down tina James River
In the daytime, On a boat, is one OF
the mOst1aterestinga person can take,
who cares TO look at points of interest
connected with the great war of The
rebellion, and affords mach pleasure
to those who enjoy a 6ne ride on the
water. We passed many focks of
wild dnekS and geese, all quiet in the
wafer and but few tried to get away
from taa steamer, and even those did
not Ay bnt a few rods before they
stopped. was surprised at their not
trying to get away 10 a greater dis
tance from4tbe steamer The captain
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-04-01
CONTINUED rRom F1yrH PAGE.

CONTINUED FROM F1FTH PAGE
~ CStnl&sre-
Mr.. ID. H Fox had y slight shock last
week but is hetter at fhis writing.
Mr.. f. Green has come here from Laco-
MIA, N. h, TO carry on MS sugar piace.-Mr.
and Mrs. StraclEfoEs1 OF 81. Johnsbnry Wis
tied at T. P. Berwlek's last week.
The aides Aid society VIII meet for
dinner 81 the church ApTz Sd and in the
afternoon the church society Will hold its
quarterly business meeting. All should
attend.
Mrs. Mabel Atkins is showing her
friends "a cluster Of MayflogeFs and a
maidep-bsir-terD which sprang up in
some dErt 3 secured last fal1 for house
plants. Flowers b3CSsoned Mar. 20.
Albert Bradford Is working for d. J.
Orne-SaIn Bean has finished bis labors
for J. G. Peene and has moved back to
GloYer.-W- T. TBonbly has rented his
farm to John SEnI4h and las moved to Fox
Hill with Mark Porter.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1901-04-01
j. r. FARRANT,
NEWPORT, VT.
MAKES A SPECIALITY OF
FLORAL DESIGNS,

and FIoraIDecOratiOns for Parties,
Weddings and Funerals at the short
est notice. All orders Promptly at
tended to.
We also have CUT-FLOWERS
of all kinds, made up to order or
sent loose.
We still have PLANTS of all
kinds, but more about them later
on; also BULBS of all kinds.
But we do not keep seeds of any
kind for sale as our firm is too small.
We leave hat for such firms as P.
Henderson of N. Y, or Vaughn or
Elliott, firms that run a much larger
establishment than ours.
All lovers Of flowers are invited to
visit u greenhouses when in New
port. We have two houses full of the
Finest Carnations you ever saw,
and three more houses of mixed Plants.
Yours very truly,
j. r. FARRANT.
NEWPORT, VT.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-15
On nlinionor.

s bet peitlige Werieo taler m>al
Den iioite Sio fun ON Teoro alpara-
90, Der / et Mar err apanceret ira Mr-
beioer til DtiilonGr, bpao ban ifploer
SpoageIieu al en- piollnoerlig rig
Mtine. Sor neppe mere emo ct Aar
iioen boeoe ban ! Nnrral, Ell Winebp
/ Staten Gbibuana % bar ligeiom
alle andre merifanlfe Ytinearbeioere
SanbaIer % Den itore Sontbrero og
MI err bans maaneolige SnotGgt oper
100000. IlparaOo sIer Yenge no
meo begge S9noer. San ipnes intet
9egreb at baoe ON oeres B9rb % ip.
mes fum at bile ppre al meb Dem laa
burtia iom mulig. Otter bpao en-
amerifanif Ntinefpnoig, SbomaS
@ald, Der onglig bar uGret falnmen
meo Ilparuoo. meobeler, ifal Netto.
eepiniten al IlparaooS Wine Eol.
Milo, fra Nopember ifior BABE pGret
IL Min. 0oG. San opbeparer Sen.
gene bjelnme % laoer Dem bepogte
al bepnbneoe sSolf / Stebet for al al.
bringe Dem / en- 9anf. Haar ban
goor giennem gpen, laber ban Jig
leoiage al s ~beoGbne0e iyolf, oa ban
ltaoig gaar meo benpeo en- WiQion
Gon. pon Jig. San flGoer iig eiter
npcite YtoSc % lo0er iis for StDen
bpgge ct SALADS, Der ifdl blipe oct
lmliffeIte Grioatbus | Merifo % foite
en- Mia. 0ou. San fisber. bpao ban
/ Giebliftet bar 9pit til. bpao enten
ban bar Srlg ior oct eler life. sSor.
leoen fom en- reilenSe Sl,peler til
9pen % oenne arsius fisbte oa San.
oc!sman0cls belle 9~ebolbning al bill.
lige ltbre % eitergiorte Siamallter
for $4,000. @n anoen Gag fiebte
ban DE ire foitbareite 1lnperer. ban
funoe 'aa lat /, ban uiloe baue Dem
allbro9t | lt rpe Sus, naar bet bliper
fprbigt. '9eo Siben berai er ban
Silontrop / itor Maaleitof. Yaa
bans Sefolining or Der ulloer Spfp.
relic Garral ct Soipital ror 9pens
6attige, % en- Strife, Ser oil foite
$4,000. % buao Der er set beoite,
lloiigten til, at MoporuOo, bpis ban
bar Spit fan bIipe peo poa iamme
Maaoc er / Stigning, tbi EalmiQo.
mil,en oil ia~noipnli9pis bic iig at
uprc en- al DC ertsriaelte, Der biotil
er innoet / Nerico. Oct baglige lo-
butte oil mart itige til 1000 Cons,
pg IIoaroooS ~maoneolige SnbtPgt
bill ocrpeo fomunc OF paa 100000.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-15
pr0itens Bern.
Naff, blir eritattet al Eoitnm Suuo
GDhcc.

Sea er Er9itefone. SSpr omtrent
ire Nar iioen ipurgte en- parm Ben,
inoe, ell eremplariif Mooer % en-
InnUittigbeosfulo GrpItefone MIG,
ON lea n~pgcniinbe bapDe iorisgt at
gioe 90 9ahe og BRUCE Yoihum 5000
Gortse. Seq hap0e iortult hen0e ON
min orerbaanotagenoc Herpeiitet og
Sp~GeIigbeo. Snn iagoc: "Si Drift.
fer intct anoet til Srofoit enc 80.
inim 5000 Coffee. og net err prpgtigt
at bare noset, iom ri life bebeper at
negte 9prnene, naar DC beoer Der.
om".e
Get forbauieoe mig, at bun piloe
tilloOe Ssrnere at oriffe uosen Slag3
Snffe. men bun forflareoe, at set par
en- meget innb Grit. og at 9ernene
bIcp iterfe % iriife al Sen. 9iot Gi.
t~ertaufe operbepiite mig on. at for
gano$arbeioe buroe man life itple
pao en- Stimulant iom Safe men
haze NtGrins % Den aIlerheoite Np.
ring.
Njt ierite Sorisg meb Eoitlm
bIep Ell 6iaifo. Tisen braste oen til
Soroet lunfen, lpaa % %ubeitemmelig
/ Smua. M par iortpilet, men be.
Ililttcoe at gisre moi et Soriss. Cen
onNcu @ane il,late ri anuisninsern,
rpie briiate fire SbcifeiuISe til en-
Girt &ano, Loo ben foae | iuIoe Is
Iiuutter, eiterat aosnineen bar be.
spno: % ieruereoe Den meo rig Sls.
De. Zen bar oeiIia, % hi blep aus
olinNet for ben.
Sioen bar lea irineet Toitlm 6ooo
Cores Tris peo mango. mango gn.
leoniEaer oa bar formaaei ct tort
IntuI 8enner iii at gine op aaife
% BRUCE Eoinim meo forbnuienSe
HeiuItater. en- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Suitrli iortaIte mig npIig, at intet
bapbe irenrfalot Ell iaa paataaeiia
SoranSyina i benhes Nanbs SeI5reo.
iom oa ban sap affdlb paa aaiie %
bespnste at bnise Eoihim Sooo
Gofiee".-Goitb Smitb 9anis gpple.
ton, @S.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-15

innirt oe oerpaa itrset meo Mef.
Wan itegef Den t1s lime nleo meget
'pag Varrne, eIler man fan "iteame~
ben en- Zine % itege ben en- balp
Zine. Mon fnn ~froite" cen pna al.
m~inSeIig gis, iaa lager ben fig beore
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-15
ia rntrn ne Hapr,t.
Ssiplamtnius
Rsbtesr,i al en- praihg darmst.

~llnoertiben ier man Oct Haab al
bet. at 6rugttr9er fan pIontes or.
Soften 90 ri bar ielp ieet npgle Sor.
ieg / ben Hetning, men altio meS
oct llofalo, at oct buer life. Seller
life fon ri inoie, til hpao Hptie oct
pilbe bore, efteroi IrGerne life fan
toee Roo og bore isr ben nGiie
8aor.
Zen eneite sSorbel maatte oa ppre
ben at arbeioet gisres ON Soften pne
en- minore trapI Sio, bpilfet i~ipisie
SiIf9loe fan bore al itor getponine.
Set er meget mlIigt at / ipbIieere
Gare fan i%oritjelliee Srpiorter Iigc.
iao goot ompIantes ON Soften iom
ON Gnaren.
On anoen Sag err Oct meo 9Prbu.
lie inaicm StiffelSbpi HibS, 9rin.
gebGr og 8inranfer; ois1e gaar oct
9oot an al plante ON Soften, bois
Der br1tqes Hot ertra SorligtigbeA.
6srit mnn S~orobrnOen bore pasieliJ
fugtig; hi beriom zen or tor. piI
Troitcn bnue Ell ifabelig 8irfnine
pna Rsboerne, oern9it for at pGre
iiffer / jim Sag moa Soppen al 9u.
fen bsieS oper til Ell Sioe og oGffeS
me6 Ntltlo. Genne gebanbling be.
Oarer baabe Hob % Stamne ira ii
torres ITO, boilfet er Ell nsopenoie
@etingelie for EIontelipets geua.
relic.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-15
Sarmen, @1tfet, @apen.


SoaIeoeS oripes a~serbruset |
europa, bpor mar M unSer glinitige
0orbolo better lanet iterre aplinger
END | aloe 1iber, paa @rnno al be-
Ore gprfnina, bpiifet ogiaa bliper
mere % mere nsopenoist, efteriom
Soroeienoomme tiger / Hris.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-15
Tinere 1yrmgt-G Sage.

8 liner Smsr, 10 TIMER %grarniIa.
TED Suffer, IA llnier Del. 2 9gs,
piifat goot, 1 Sop rig, iur 5Isoe, I
Sbeife sooa, oplsit / en- Spiieife TO.
genoe Barb, 2 0inglas Wbiifep, A
Vuno Hoiiner C~"ieebleis" eller "ieeoec
Haiiins" er beoit, 1 Eint Sufat
(Gitronl o. en- repet Nuifat. Wm
"iteamer" oen ferit 4 Elmer UNDER
tpt 2no4 o. iteser Den oerpaa 2 Ii.
mer, meb neget ipae 0arme.
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-15
ARBEIDE AT.
De LAVAL MASKINERNE
WE'D
Observation-Disclosures.

sdoeHngen al @nlomebaGcn til De 2ooaI SIsbes eparatorerne (on
Dewle og enefte yelenning at ben gn) po gufalo-uoiiningen pr bel
begrunoet oct nonGre0e Irbeioe at De 2apn aPaIinerne, iom blp bruat
lofnunhgens Wfooel.Weieri; De iat en- Heforo prafhf Mrbeoe UNDER
an1noetge oogigbogs Sorbrtb, Tom life tInRrrneIespis bIp naaet al
nogen anoen emo en- forbcorct "apba.Ghc" De 2apal MaHine.
TanNmcriean Grpoitpn, 1901.
(afrifA. guHoIo. q. 81. 2toe Sftober 1901
Sbe &c AabaI Separator Co.,
"a Gorthnbt Ct, Stem gof.
gfine Serrerl
arberoet neb De 2opal Centrifugal qcoeSeparator, '9uirp Sur6ine
Stsrrele, garanRret Sfummeepne 1000 Yrno pr. Sine, brugt al os
ytnSe.gieiertt pa ben panamerianie l1biiIing, Buffalo, 81. q, u.
bite fslgenOe Yonts:
osrlt: Ut @aafinen bar paret srus fra 9e aught 1901 til 2sbe
Sepferher at gfeierihen pg bans ISfent, og bar life pnret moerfalet
nogef lprltgf Stpn at nogen al aonpanefs Sugmpnb.
an@t: 9e offciele Sprisg uofsrtes at TO al De bebte sagfpnbiae
! Sabcocfs Ersoning % pifr for belle Chen, II pua bnanben fAgenoe
Yreper, ct Sab at .016t Hrocent al Smsreot.
Sreoie: Zen bu brugt til i'm fulot soranerebe Sfunnnreepne al
LOCO Flnro pr: Sme, til Sioer oper bette apantrm, men aorg formino.
1teSes 2uitrsntningen for at ipte en- Sfnmntngs-9 feforo.
Sierbe: Gen forbrugtc arat oar megt ringc.
0emte: Zen uordteoe enboer gnfeItbeo, bpab De looebe af ben.
Gbmarb San MlHpne. Superintendent
p Ss ssit t, Ss"SIia' aeosre al sorisssne.
Snp. 8. Gnnis. Neeurtn.
E(~~~T Op.ln.o 0GEx,,So m,nr;1
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-15
klAl-KNUDER
NAIuRllsws VII DE

%%H%SFENCE. PET srhEkKsTE
NA.ATl for okaer. tart n0k foI Hens
TENRNAS elees Fsrnerne III Wholesale Pri-
NHNTT fuldt gsrsntsret. kAtalng friL
-RRHH CoILEp SPRING FENCECO.
~G=A1 Boz Ss. Winchester. Indiana, q. s. A
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-15
Sprint &ascr.
S~attiamanos. S%rnst-aase.

d Srlattaae blicer beore, 10
GIore Sen bliper. er Oct beSit al bare
liSe meo Spifriiter itioc. iou sc, iom
pil bare Dem til Sui. fan fao lanet
Dem itibc. Ser er to Clogs, en- bill.
Ii9 OF en- oprere, ioa nron iclp fan
pGlge:
Man opleier Ell ShrIfe Sooa / .
Spiieifeer pornlt @ano. bar Oct 'oa
op / Ell Tint rietig tpf inr SIrbe, pi.
fer bet Iioi. o. bar bcrpao en- balm
acp 3eip Orleans Molasies | % 70.
rer oet aobt ON. Saa hnr man en-
Sop brunt Suffer l. en- Spileife
~IRieice", en- Spiieite aanel % 80
app iiatet Wel, bInnoer bet acot
iammen % bar tiIilui ct Yuuo No.
liner l. bporai Stenerne isrit er no.
topns, % ioa er DC ltaarct oper / 2
Oele. % Serpaa bar man iietet IL
9op NeeI oper benz. Nan iteaer bette
| en- itor iirfantet Tanoe, Jon, isrit er
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-15
.. Uinbelt
Sfanptnapift apsthstsr. a

Sfanpinapitt npoihster, aubsiulrr
3iiuhults Saminf Nirtnre mto Sairis 25e
Gpr aots. Spgiletlis. oHo gals % SroHnirs.
Ell le5s l PiHt DhIiure tab sruaSauptsrtue.
aarlsbanrr Sprnel Salt (Artihcia) 25e
,ScE Afsuaa b,la3i snuss % al Daptiaaeom
&inboltf Spln &apslrr ........ 25t
dDr .%oEileleIit SHut. seber % Ga srsrpt.
&iutoIts 6tut pine $ulper ........ Zoe
dor Htross 6eptepiue
&inholis z nnpheoF Satt .........2 5e
iEor iar uaaps 90 rtI doroetit.
Ainbeits Silt" 9nrt. ..............25e
5Dr Ssmrrrsptber % Gafter.
seiubolts ahhma Suisrr. .......... CSC
scr aarbsbrnt oee SneaaHoutRa
apnpeu Of 1aumarfs Srphiafler 49,. ..25r
nor ooae os 6oriieltlif
stue Sem. Z siompt 3 oil srbOIes g'sSiaH,n
~pDrio'it m,b Roittr
sp slanbinapis Wsetaa aataIog m,b 2aebpa ior
hp<r Dag gar,i 1907 int
b. WINHOLT, Dept A.
1919 10. California Ave-. Cor. Arnitage Ave,
CHICAGO. ILL
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SEA mooips Spmaifinen 'Suspeunens ~
- Gaesiio iibeiL gein Suitru Tiger, al b1H
alhris ibr bar ipet paa en- faa COB Roifine
Iom sSusoennen.s Sfuloe ri baue fiebt zen
hos en- 4seut. Ct jes litter paa, at ri hapoe
nraattet betale runbt 30 Dollars mere. Seq
anbefaler ben til Guhper. oer 6uiter fg es
lite aiasies Snmoitine. Ten er aleeles
seer Soroenfnins til ben TriA. 00ereO
etoretcu, Ran6eteL YRinn
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-15
TlBocs&agcr.

80 Stopper Suffer, / &op lnr Sls'
&c, Ell Sbeife Soba, oplait / Den lure
Slcoa. ct 9Ge, y repct MtlifatneH
(eaer Ell Ghcife &onel, bpis man ~.
mes beOre ON ben Snng) % nof gVeI.
ioa oct bliper Ell INF Npre. Hcren be-
bonoIeS, iom &c Suriae men fpr man
letter 0en ino / 9agerounen, ltrer
man liot Suftcr oper Dem
Decorah-posten., 1901-11-15
MmDre ipre MOntaimgcr.

Ge 2anal @afinernes SoerIeeenbeo Buffalo er. en- 5ortiatteIe al
oeres trnnnferenSe &eforo oeb aae tioIgere itore llohilinger. SEQ geroens.
nolhutngen Gbhago / 1898 fit De Cu0meoole og Der enGe 0sebaie
flt1enot al Den re9nlpre @eIenningsIurp, og De bar De eneite Sepuratorer,
Tom bru9tes Wooel.Meiernt S Intperpen / 1894 og Srpsil 1897
tlfIenotes De @rano TrBes eMr De bede @esnninger. s Srnnba 1898
tltienotes DC @ulhmeoaie. oe Yaris / 1900 fit oe igfn @rano Gri3e eaer
beiere 9elennina.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-11-29

A thousand things by it are done
far better than most things do one.
We refer to Rocky Mountain Tea
made by Madison Medicine Co.
IS cents. G. w. Greene.
Cosgroves Concert will take place
Dec. 18th, after which a dancing
party will be given, under the
auspices of the Metropolitan Club.
This will be the only musical attrac-
ton of its kind to appear here this
season, and the dancing party will
be the SWEETEST ever. Be sure and
make arrangements to go to the
concert and stay over for the dance.
Invitations will be issued, and all
those who have attended the
Metropolitan parties this year or
last are extended an invitation.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1901-11-29

Opera House, Thursday, Dec.
5th, McPhee's big company pre-
senting the Tact melo-drama, the
1.-TWO Orphans.
Jno. E. Cronan, son of Ex-U. S.
Marshall Cronan, was in the city
Saturday representing the Fargo
Packing Co. John is one of the
most popular young travelling
men on the road.
Mrs. Edward Kavanaugh and
daughter Jennie, who have been
guests of friends during the mis-
sion at st. Joseph's church, re-
turned to their home south of
Crazy, the first of this week.
Lee Sycle, advance man for
Andrew McPhee's big dramatic
company, was here Monday and
Tuesday billing this popular show,
which will open a three nights
engagement, Wednesday, Dec.
18th.
The Ladies' Guild, of the
Church of the Advent will hold
their annual sale on Dec. 3rd, in
Brennan's new building next to
postofice. There will be a dis
play of Mexican and Burnt work,
curios from our new possessions,
fancy work of all kinds, handker-
chiefs, embroideries and many
useful as we'll as ornamental
articles. Supper served from $50
until 8 o'clock.