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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-22

Tire most dIctile metal is platinum.
Nire% have been made Of ii very little
thicker than the threads of a spider web.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-22
IFYOU

are spending any money IN
'he me OF clothing out side
"t the american Clothin. 60.
during this great sale. yoa
are simply wasting money
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-08-22

aug.l1,dat
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-13

success On Monday, the 18th, the To-
cal Shrlners have bought the entire
oody of the house from the Belasco-
Ihall company, who have arranged a
repetition of Nell Gwynne for that
night The Shriners will attend en-
masse in full regalia, to the number of
some three hundred, the rest OF the
mouse being available to the general
public. The theater VIII be protusely
decorated and Louis Morrison will be
called upon to make a before-the-cur-
tain speech, a role in which he Is par
ucularly happy. The peculiarities of
the various members of the brotherhood
both local and visiting will be freely
commented upon, the Shriners usually
making the most of such occasions to
vent their hilarity. A visit to the su-
gar plantations and Waialua is planned,
with lunch in prospective at the Hale
IVA hotel. To wind up, there will be a
celebration at the Moana hotel reserv-
ed strictly for Shriners. During the
stay it is safe to say that the whole
Island will be widely exploited for the
benefit of the visitors, many Of whom
are well known merchants and bank
open for profitable investment as we'll
as a determination to enjoy the whole
gamut of Honolulu's pleasure trove.
The Masonic Temple has been decorat-
ed and bureau of information insti-
tuted there for the benefit Of the new
corners
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of a monument to the soldiers who
have fallen in South Africa, May 80;
shooting expedition up thine country,
May t. The intervening days will be
devoted to various social and public
functions.
All invitations to the celebrations are
being forwarded to Mr.. Barton as fed
eral premier on behalf of the Victorian
government.
AUCKLAND, Feb. 26.-According to
present arrangements it is intended
that Auckland shall be the first place
in New Zealand to be visited by the
Duke and Duchess of York, who will
then visit Wellington, Christchurch ana
Dunedin in turn. Their royal high
nesses will also, if time permits, go to
Rotorua, that the itinerary will have
to be altered if the duration OF their
stay in the colony is curtailed, as
seems likely from the news cabled 1t
is officially stated that an evening re-
ception will be held at Government
House during their royal highnesses'
visit to Wellington. about the middle
of June. Owing to the observance or
court mourning, no balls, levees, or
drawingroom gatherings will be held
in connection with the visit.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-13

Mr.. cambridge M. A. who is touring
the world writing and illustrating a
work upon his own experiences, arrived
by the Sonoma yesterday. Some SIX
years ago he left st. Martins LIE
Grande, London, for the purpose oil
touring go 900 miles, and up to the pres
emf he has covered $1,000 miles, walking
a considerable portion of the way
through Europe, Asia, Africa, Austria
liza. Tasmania, New Zealand, Fiji and
Samoa. He is now bound for San Fran
cisco via Chicago to New York, Ire
land Scotland and London. Mr.. Balm
bridges book will comprise all the mos'
interesting features of each country
through which he passes.
Mr.. cambridge has had some marvel
ous experiences and escapes. Amongst
a number may be mentioned his arres'
as a spy in Turkey; his Imprisonment
in Russia: being lost in India, ana las'
hut not least, being shot through the
hodv in New Zealand. During his stay
in Honolulu, Mr.. cambridge will WISH
all public institutions, especially the
schools. where he will present the emil
dren of each school with a prize fol
the best composition on his visit to thell
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-13
A CLUB OF
BUCKEYE MEN
A Meeting at the Y. M. G., A.
to Organize Natives of Nc
Kiniey's State.

A meeting preliminary to the organi-
cation of the Ohio Club was held last
night at the Young Mems Christian AS
ISOLATION hall. Fifteen native-born
Ohioans were present and great many
more sent word that they would attend
the later meetings, though compelled to
be absent last night.
The club is to be for social and liter
airy entertainment. The only business
transacted was the election of a tenn
porary chairman and secretary and the
appointment of a committee to draft a
charter and bylaws, to report at a
,called meeting, of which notice will be
given later. At the next meeting the
organization will be permanently or
ganized.
Joshua X. Brown was elected tenn
porary chairman and w. E Skinner
temporary secretary. The committee
consisted of w. E. Skinner, Rev Mr.
Westervelt and DR.. Garvin Those pres
lent were Joshua K. Brown, S. y. Shaw
Frank Northrup, H. S. Smith. Ray
lmond c. Brown, John N Francis. Ed
ward L. Thornton, DR.. Garvin, T. F
Davidson, L. s. Gear. w. n. Hubbard
DR.. r. M. Master, Rev Mr.. Wester-
welt, w. f. Skinner and Charles Nc
Gonagle.
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A VERSATILE GLOBE-TROTTER
ARRIVES IN THIS PORT
He Comes to See the Islands and to Lecture
and Write Volume of Experiences.

school. He purposes giving one of his
versatile recitalS here also when he will
depict all the strange experiences that
have befallen him. Mr.. cambridge has
had the good fortune to meet most of
the leading dignitaries of each country
and has collected quite novel book of
autographs. He also carries seals and
other proofs of his travels. AS speak
er his credentials class him as eloquent
and humorous. AS an artist he has
considerable reputation and illustrates
his recital with much deXterity. The
Auckland Star "a leading New Zealand
paper) says: Mr.. cambridge caused
a great deal of laughter by the MARIA
ton of his experiences in various coun-
tries. During the evening he executed
a number of clever blackboard sketches
which were loudly applauded." Mr.
cambridge will be assisted in Honolulu
by his clever wife. who holds honors
and medals from Trinity College and
the Royal Academy of Music, London
Mr.. cambridge says he will be most
happy to meet artists and literary peo-
pie or any one who can furnish him
with information regarding Hawaii, at
Vida Villa, King street.
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How Red-Fe zzec
Guests Will Be
Treated.
THREE WEEKS OF
A BIG TIME
All Rich Resources Of Honolulu
Hospitality Will be Drawn
Upon Freely.

The arrival of the visiting Shriners
in the Sierra is being eagerly awaited
by the Mobiles of Honolulu. Many prep
arations have been made for their en-
tertainment during stay of three
weeks. Immediately upon docking the
visitors will be impressed by the up-to-
datedness of Honolulu by the presence
of long line of automobiles, into
which as many as can be comfortably
crowded of the Shriners will be loaded
and whirled out to the Moana hotel, or,
speaking Shriner fashion, the Moana
Caravanserai. Elaborate arrangements
have been made by host and brother
Noble Rothwell for their welfare, in the
shape of welcoming decorations to
please the eye and a lengthy series of
menus to please the body. Captain
Berger and the Territorial band are
holding themselves in readiness for a
concert this evening should the Shrin-
ers arrive today. A program of ma
tional airs and popular music has been
arranged and the hotel is expected to be
the center Of attraction in the city to-
night. Many Shriner windows will be
displayed by the prominent merchants,
while numerous signs are being placed
to welcome the visitors. The Hawaiian
hotel wears a gala air with a display
of bunting and a new Illuminated sign
representing the Hawaiian coat of arms
will be mounted for the first time dur
ing the Shriners' trip.
Realizing the impossibility of arrang
4 ing a continuous program of amuse-
ment for every day of the stay, a pro-
icedure which would be apt to pail on
the most interested visitor, the various
committees have contented themselves
with a few special affairs, the intervals
between which will be filled by private
entertainment.
Several souvenirs Of the trip have
been gotten up. Fezzes to the number
of two hundred, identical in shape with
the regular Shriner headpiece, but
woven in this instance by native hands
of the dried lahala used for the regu-
lar native hats. These fezzes have been
decorated with the Shrine emblem and
the title of the new temple Aloha,
1.-THE institution which is the occasion of
the present trip. Fans of the same ma
terial have been similarly ornamented
for the visiting ladies. An elaborate
souvenir program in colors has been
printed, couched in the Shriner vernac-
ular and conveying the general orders
of the visit. Allan Dunn is responsible
for their artistic and literary merit.
Aside from the mysterious and mystic
rites and ceremonies connected with the
institution of the new temple, the time
and place of which are withheld at
present from the Giaours or infidels, the
following events have been determined
upon:
A luau at the Maternity Home will
initiate the wanderers into the subtle
delights of Hawaiian dishes and prove
the occasion of bread and salt being
partaken in unison by the local and
visiting Mobiles.
On Wednesday, the goth inst, grand
ball will be given at the Moana hotel
for the visitors, the local invitations
to be distributed amongst those who
have contributed to make the trip a
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-13
AUSTRALIANS
AND THE DUKE
Elaborate Plans to Make His
Royal Highness' Visit
Memorable.

LONDON, Feb. 2S.-The Ophir has
started from London for Portsmouth,
where the Duke and Duchess of York
will board her
SYDNEY, March considerable ad-
ditions and extensive improvements
are being made at Government House
in view of the Duke of York's visit,
and also at Lord Hopetoun's residence.
LONDON, Feb. 26-The new COVER
nor of West Australia accompanies the
Duke of York in the Ophir.
SYDNEY, Feb. 2s.-Mr. Chamberlain
has cabled to Lord Hopetoun that the
time allowed in connection with the
Duke of York's visit did not quite fall
in with the transit arrangements, In
consequence of which the visits to Vic
toria and New South Wales would
have to be curtailed one day each, and
to New Zealand one or two days to
allow of arrival and departure on the
dates arranged.
1t is announced that the Duke and
Duchess of Cornwall will call first at
Auckland, then in turn at Wellington,
Christchurch, and Dunedin. They will
also probably go to Rotorua.
MELBOURNE, Feb. 2S-The pre-
miers Of Natal and Cape Colony will
be invited to the Duke of York's ceie-
brations. Lord CurZon is also asked to
appoint representative of the Indian
Empire.
LONDON, Feb. 25.-The Daily Elk
press states that Parliament will be
asked to vote 100000 TO cover the cost
of the Duke of Yorks visit The cruis-
ers Niobe and Diadem will escort the
Ophr to Gibraltar.
LONDON. Feb. 27.-Mr. Kier Hardle
will move in the House of Commons
expenses in visiting the Colonies be
reduced to e1,000
LONDON, Feb. 22.-The Duke and
Duchess of York's suite includes Lady
Mary Lyngon. Lady Katherine Gray
Coke, Mrs. Derek Keppel, Prince AL
exander of Teck, Commander Bryan
Godfrey Faussett, Viscount Crichton,
the Duke of RoXburgh, DR.. Manly, sur
geon and apothecary to the Duke of
York's household: Chevalier Kemar-
tins, marine painter to the late Queen;
Major the Hon. Derek Keppel Lieut.
Sir Charles Gust, the last two as
equerries; the Hon. John Armstrong,
of the Colonial Office. who will be the
Duke of York's private secretary on
official matters. The Duke and Ouch
ess will land at Newfoundland on Oc-
tober q and stay three days.
Mr. Anderson has been made Com
mander of St. Michael and ST. George.
SYDNEY, Feb 23-Lord Hopetoun
has sanctioned the program for the
Duke of York's stay in Melbourne. The
chief events are: Landing a t St. Kilda
and procession through the streets
May 6; opening of Parliament, May 9;
review: May 10; visit to Ballarat, where
the Duke will lay the foundation stone
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-03-13
Gibraltar Vulnerable.

LONDON, Feb. 26.-The Government, in
reply to Sir Henry Fowler's attacks, con-
ceded the appointment of a committee
to inquire with regard to new naval
works at Gibraltar owing to the posi-
bilities of long range guns in Spain
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an address delivered before the Chamber
of Manufacturers, in advocacy of reci-
procity and preferential treatment of
British goods in the interests of the
Empire. said if it were desired to get
New Zealand into the Federal compact
it would never be done by putting on an
adverse tariff against her
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New Zealand and Federation.

SYDNEY, Feb. 2s-Mr ]. S. Larke,
agent of the Canadian Government. in
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-12
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reiite til AInifd. rar hon County
fasierer / Hennepiu Gouutu. MIirl.
Naor bon hur Iiort CT itfrre Bare.
irhfich rcu0cr han otter tilboac Ill
set hsie Ror6.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-12
piifeoe paa Peiten.
Nnsp lifte life, at ben samle ia.
milicbeit ifnloc upcrpinbes.

st 9lore Bar pleiebe at fIere / i'm
gammeloagie @reoilGbe paa goule.
paroen, ifriper Setroit 6ree BreiS.
De talte til binanoen eli Sang bper
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onge. sspr Ell Sio iioen traf De I'll ut
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temmelie tilaars, ipioieoc fine Eren
giorbe ell Gel nbeloige Sorisg poa
at itcile og bite onbrc Sean poo Spl.
til at bore meo / Sporten.
"gpbroim!" iagoe ben gamlt
aone bablenoe.
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ban ca traf / 8emmerne. Sen gam.
le Seit mac aoo | @ornbommen.
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boloe ham, Ingp."
"llo al Geien meb icres Eg oy
9annle Hoa Irf", raabtc ell &apflos
rcr, ioct b%anfiprte iorbi.
"gpbroim", fneS ocn lille gornle
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ioo itrumt / Senlmerne? Ssrte On
life, hpab ben Bandit ioeoe? Slao
Setter n1eb Spsben, GpbrnimL Ian
Sen peo, bpoo pi penter al BAN.
Slia. ia. Set Sort / ham. Eiit
BAN igien, Gpb. SL bi mn aoar
oct tort. Si bnler inb pon ham,
epb. @ip mig Spcben, iaa imre:
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-12
ulennclfcbloo.

Or. llhIcnlutb / SplfIanb bar
opiunoct Ell Wtetbube. bporefter ntol
let ton ltielne Menueitebloo ira
Gpreblpb. Netboben er lieeiaa tint
pei % erei. iom ocu er iiffer. W,
uftiouen er iaa uperoroentlie Jim, at
Der frm bebcueS Spor al BLOB. for
al man fan fomnle eiter. til bpiIfen
SpecieS oct bsrer. Soaleoes bar
Spoaaercn paa Oct tpheliaiic funnel
iilfienocaine. ON @lob. iom por op.
lott / aoaialt % | fire Tiger bar mo.
terfet paa Ct Bret, par 9lao al Ct
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-12
BONNER ira pjornen.
phosphate Der Nnoce pua ;Snbeu %
uoifilics ira Yurcrnc.

8i peo, NJ ottipe IanoSorbeiocrs
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mua Nduo5arbCl0erc torat hoIoe lig
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phosphate Of Yotalb ior burtigt nG
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9Gggcbpioe Den groo Oioaic, ser
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ccntrenc.
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gen al phosphate Of Totaib poo
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fommer ira Naiurens Saboratorium
% lite irn Apotetct. Snitcmet or
mere eler minore frp'eut Ill at or.
iage De ~rebucnoiae GIcmeutcr, %.
ION man montte ontaee. uiI oct fore
trGffe Nioher HoturS Hrobuftcr bel.
Ter euo Apothefernes Vrohufter. huor
prrniiuloe oiSie / pisic liIi9Ioer cnA
fan oTrc.
Sagisrere, SournaIiiter, 9paer.
YrGiter. Sorretnin9sm0no oa anorc.
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arbeioc. brnger @rape. shuts ,Scob.
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bleo ierit inbisri al Ell "Grpcrt".
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NGrirGsniooel er i~airIaaet uoenior
al Spinl.
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9ecDrab % Smegn.
Zen lite Npril 1901.
Smaapiuf.

9ansleifipiaerNfe aori Rlloi fom /
Snsba9s iiIbogc til 9ecorab eftcr
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bar oGret her / @elsg / Ynaifeierien
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bIco / Sirsbogs ratepiet til Ntii>
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Smith iorretteoe @iclicn.
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leiet 2ofoIe oper Cations aIrbeS.
buff. for fin 2onolrae 6orretnira.
Sette er oct iamme 9nfale, iom /
mango gar bar benpttct al oarnlc
Saublrac acIoag. &r. guberion
bar "Poiter"S bebitc Grifer ON ScIo
% 2nffe i lin Notwithstanding.
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@iroicn.
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@eroeion fro 5hrino @ronc Dor /
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Decorah-posten., 1901-04-12
MOO Gorbins Onife.
Seneralaointnut Gurbin talotc Src-
ocrif Snuitun cn SpciDer.

3idiio, STAN, zoe April. - Gpi.
len eagle bar oNenillaalort ell Sn.
terDlep me0 SongresuIano Sbeiter
z. Gong ira aonias ON llonGpnelien
al 6reoerid 6linitou til 9rigaorgene.
raj | Den resulrre 4rme. Iir. Song
bar befrnitet Snierpiepen.
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mooiae 8eoriit.~ tiger aRr. Song.
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aontor og iasoe: '8eneral De ier,
bpno 5uniton bar gicrt2'
Ga, ies bar feet bet, ~ipareoe Cor
IN srapen.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-12
on bom meo Ssmmerne. Sg bum
oeoblep at piifc pan Setter.

on BAN meo Sgmmerne. 90 bum
peoblep at piifc paa Seiten.
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baarot / Ssmmerne; "pto!" Din
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ben SrGfningl giebIiffelig! 0n
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iprpf 9onmel 9iprrira bnbbe ban
life feet pao @onleparoen. Nndp
ienbtc BAN lit ol1crnenligite emil.
Saa fjsrte Torret biem.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-12

Wcrmeife, Ell Scit eller en- so oip.
SpoaeeIien er al itor Distigbeo,
1aar oer.fo aetten er Spsrgsmaat
ON Norl. Gu iom mproer ct Weo.
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BLOB pna fla, bet prre nofida. Tibet,
Yin tan bette Blob bIi unoerisgt df
Sraer meb Iangt itsrre Sifferbeo
enc fsr. 81
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-12

'@oot,' ia9oe ieg, 'tror DC, at DC
life bltroe uonpnne ,Slnlton iii Sri.
gaoeecnerol / Den regllpre Irmc.'
'9tei, ldgoe Gorbin; ban bar life
giort noget, iom berettiger laaoan
llonupnclie.
'Qien' ingoc ieg, oct iorefommer
mig, al ban bar uhiert Ell taper gc.
Drift, % nj ban omtrcnt bar afllltttet
&riaen.'
'Wtr. Gong lagoe Gorbin 'iea
aier Q%eitnantcr al beorc Stof emo
Slniton boer Goe. 6,Initon er en-
flint Spciocr. life mere
'Ti onifer ham iionupnt ill Sri.
GnocNcucrol,' pouitob icg.
'Ir. GONG iagoe Gorbin. CIR.
meen or blcpct Ell flor Sfole. hi sn-
fer 2Grcrc Tor 9riaooegcneroIer; ri
enifer Wtrnb. iom Fan lore. cg life
Dem. ION ma lTrcS.'
'Wien HrTiioentcn pil mooife no.
nrpuc BAN ionoe ieo.
'Hrplihcntcr Ton untirIiooiS 9isre
hct. ionhc @eucrol Gorbir.
Wen set oor tnbeliot at 'c." til.
irjehe Mr.. Coma. "ot Yrriiherten
life rhrronte Iliniton paa General
GorbinS Nnbeiolina."
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-12

fpripilbt lin Het til at beitpre 9oer
poo @rnno al lit anbet 9ggteifob OF
at pore llouelig til at forpalte oct.
Soaleoes er oct itorc 80, iom no.,
lltffenoe er erbuerpet al bpibe WGn5,
opersipet til @eitprelie og aontrol al
en- Neger til 9rnit for Negerarpin-
ger.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-12

Spi Iloer. : Ell IIber al los
Iar or @~uobrono InoerIon Stolen /
Glermont, S>o, mlig oi9ooet pco %.
Ocn. San por loot / Grams ErGltc.
aiplo pon SoocIonb / 1896. Sonl
Tl6rc Nfaub flebte han / Scrtioarcnc
en- 8oorh / Nomncitab. % heriro no.
%panorcoe ban Ill gmerifo / 1875.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-12
Seuatur anntc HeIion GA SiiItr,t

bar p9ret paa Siiit / 0ane Gountp.
@iS., bpor Senotorerns gamle Mo.
Der Dor. WrS. Nelion beieatc lam,
tibig lin @rooer s. 6. Socobion peo
Cambridge. Senatoren ifiprfebs
500 til s. u. YrcuS Ifnbcmi I
SeeriieIo.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-12
NpiS &c bar rNSpepHa

Saa ieue inncr geuae, men "TRIP I'll TT sbocp. Rai
cine. yaiS.. &nr l57. citer ier SLATER a. TT Shpuos
" efiprdtiue. grpres betdli. apis %belbreoet, betaI
IS 50-hpis life. er bet fri.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-12

Gucn @anasncs ira 0eoiIS 2ofe,
q. Cat. er uonrpnt til ,Sagt. % 81
lfcriinlpcfter.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-12
sfuttcriaaen. NobeIS grpinac

SfDtfcriagcn. NobeIa Nrpingcr
bar / g~uIebning al SrnbrebeaorS-
ooaen eiter emmanuel HobelS 500.
lei til aronprinier operIepcret To-
900 SIR. til at onpenheS til fripils
liac Sfptterforcninaers @ebite.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-12

Or. Inorcns Gnisling 2afc
Drills, Sa., ifal ilptte til Waoiion,
@is.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-12

On Epitmcitcr. Saope groot
Shornid, Nnribou 60, Winn.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-12

Npritc 9atiunalbanf I Trescott,
So, bar foaet SilobeIic til al begun.
sc Sorretning. Gen bar en- aapitdt
al $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-12

FuIdstandig Indvotes og Udvortes Behandiing for allie Hudsyg.
domino, besaende af CUTICURA SRBE, til at portage skorper og skal,
CUTICURA SALvE, ON ct udmarket middel that 0iebnkkelig Hndre, koe,
irritation og Inflammation og til at lage samme, og CUrcuRA REsoLvENT,
til alta fkj0e og EMS blodet. En- KR er cfe nk til at lage den NEST
smartefuldeste og farligste hudsygdom, med tab nf hr, mar allie lagemidler
og al behauding az lager OF hospialer hr slaet fell. Sages over hde
verden, Potter DRUG & CHEMICAL CoRroRa ALTON, eneeiere, Boston,
America. British Station: L. NEwBERY & Sons, London.
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-12
Qermotors biitorie.

5orfatteren af oenne Sos er Sabrifanten al Nermoto
teller Dem, bporoan ban itareOe for IL Gar iben meb
5urmue Experimental. San f%ortener, bporoan ban srar
8inObjul ion er perfect; ct 6juL Der better Sripfraft fra
Og lOm %arbeiber. naar ale andre Sjul itaar title. San fl
ban han uopifleOe ben mpOer11e 0iubmplle Sppronn
Decorah-posten., 1901-04-12
SOVN FOR SMiBORN
PnCEOE Ar HUDSYGDOMME, 0G HVu
FOR TRATTE M0DRE

Kan erholdes we'd
ETVARMTBADm med
CUTICURA SABE og'
En- ENEsTE IND
G NIDNING med
CUTICURA SALvE.
Dette er Diet sun
deste, bedste, okon-
Omis k og NEST
h%jalpsommne mid
del for ~plagende
kloe, branding, blo-
dende sar, finer og
udslet i hud og how
edbund, med tab af
har, som Wide give
tratte m6dre og
born en- god fOrfris-
kande sovn.
for allie Hudsyg.
heritage skOrper op skuI.