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Parsonage Burned.

ONANCocK. Va. Jan 1.-THE Meth.
odist Episcopal Church South parsonage
at Bloxom, i'll the northern part of Acco-
mac county, caught fire Friday night at
a late hour and was DESTROYED Rev. I.
q. Pullen and his family narrowly es-
capped with their lives. The house is
supposed to have ignited from defec-
tive fiue in the garrett The loss is about
3 900: insurance $500.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-10

p. d. Cottingham & Co. Snow Hill,
berlain's Cough Remedy and will re-
fund the money to anyone who is not
satisfied after using two thirds of the
contents. This is the best remedy in
the world for la grippe, coughs. colds.
Group and whooping cough and is pleas.
ant and safe 10 take Ii prevents any
tendency of cold TO result in pneu.
monia
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-10
LIABILITIES.
REMARKS

the LARGEST and STRONGEST Surety Company
1t has the largest NET SURPLUS So 6.ss67 gres
LOSS PAYING POWER than
Paid losses caused by larceny entertainments, ct
during 1902 x454 ,9O6.97
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-10
The Fidelity and Deposit Comp.
Of Maryland.
CONDITION DECEMBER 31st, 1902.
RESOURCES.
Par Value

100000 Real Estate Fidelity Budingl ~ ~ s6o0.OOO
10000 Real Estate New Purchase adjoining Fidelity
100000 United States Government Is Coupon 1908
British Conols.
$4,000 State of Georgia Bonds
100000 State of Maryland BE- cent Bonds 1O3Oe0As
10000 State of Tennessee Bonds
100000 Baltimore Stock
100000 City of New York 81 Export Dock Gold
$4,000 City of Buffalo Y, 81 cent Bonds ..
$4,000 City of Mobile Ala. "a
City Norfolk,
10000 City Of Westminster Md 81 Bonds
$4,000 City of Frederick Md Bonds
10000 City of Rockville. Nd Bonds
% Zoo City of Peburg Va Bonds s7.5OOO
25OOO City of Richmond Va, Bonds
$4,000 City of Havana Cuba Bonds
s4OO Borough of Carlisle Pa Bonds
$1,000 iyattylie Nd Water Works Bonds 1S5O0O0
10000 Lucas County Ohio House Bonds
5000 Mon,gomery County Ala per Bonds $500
FOOD 81 Mlchaes Nd per cent Water Works Bonds 100000
............ -. 45ssOoO
Baltimore IN BALTIC
$1,000 City Suburban Railway BALTIC
Lake Roland Elevated
10000 Baltimore Gainesville ElI,ott Mills Ct
$4,000 Atlanta, Consolidated
10000 Traction Pttsburg Pa
$4,000 Monongahela River r. r. and
Bonds ... pa. :. ............ 4665OOOO
100000 Charleston Western Carolina
lO5oo BALTIC Ohio W LIST Bonds
800" Atch ds Topeka q sante Re r. LIST mcg per
Wilmington R. r. per 6O5O0
10000 Raleigh &tiaston r Bonds
1000 Georgia Pacific r r Bonds
10000 Petersburg r. Bonds Glass 81
Virginia Midland
Alabama Conso
b. X
10000 Knoxville Traction Company Bonds
Savannah, Florida & Western cent
Bonds . .. ~. -. 49, 80. $4,000
Central Railway
100000 Consolidated Gas Co of BALTIC
1880 ii9 Shares Farmers & Merchants Nat Bank
PA Shares National
l5s5o OF
l2W III Shares Merchants National Bank Stock of Baltimore $4,000
Agents Debit Balances less
Premiums in collection
Cash IN Office and Banks 235O5S 63
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-10

The incest and pleasantest medicine
have used for indigestion and consti-
patton is Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets" says Melard r. Craig.
of Middlegrove. n. y. They work
ike charm ami do not grippe or have
any unpleasant effect" For sale by p.
ID. Cottingham & Co, Snow Hill, Md. =
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-10

BE sure and use that old and well-tried
remedy, Mrs WiNSLow'S SOOTHING
SYRUP for children teething. 1t soothes
the child, softens the gums, allays all
pain. cures wind collie and is the best
remedy for diarrhapa Twenty five
cents a bottle. IT Is THE BEST OF
ALL.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-10

u,SpIt, ..onrOe
What is material is
any shall not estab-
,vereignty over any
nth America. This
kannot afford to and
permit any European
! not so provided to ac-
Ia naval base on this con
mt. The . Monroe doctrine
promulgated in our own
use. 1t will be so main
and Europe perfectly
lands the settled policy
country.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-10

the employees of the
ties Steel Corporation
!: to make up their
nett they like the
in the
-,rU
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-10

Philadelphia Record
cks comedies that the
Republicans have
ne members of the
Legislature To OPP
turn to the United
e, and he boasts at
Inc that he will be
nator i'm face of this
In order to succeed
get four of the nine
S pledged against
S many Democrats
der the same obliga-
'eople. Hoy, then.
30 accomplish
ept by bribery
His election
onditions would
Internal evidence
s to demand his
the United States
riminal prosecu-
member of the
stature betray-
e = And
his
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1903-01-10

NSSON tt-
ment of
meeting
mber supply
al be exhaust
!, at the present
,ptlon. In spite
substitutes the use
as increased III IA
mortion than =. the
There is no nope
,cking of the former
acreage 900, 200. 900
since if that could be
ed with the average stand it
)uld not last more than thirty
airs. The legislators. State
I'd national. are blamed for
their long neglect of this inn
portant matter.
There is no doubt that the
forestry policy of the Govern
ment from Maine to Texas is
admir-. Die and calculated to en-
courage IA new and rapid
-'---- 9TH: but it has been adopted
larter of a century too late
serve the best purpose. Can
ada remains the only country.
according to Professor Fernon.
of Cornell University, from
which a supply of log-sized
material can be drawn in guam
tity. and this 'cannot be relied
on for any length of time.
There is a popular belief that
the forests of the Pacific slope,
especially i'm Oregon and also
in the Southwest. have an
abundant supply of hard wood
as well as pine timber: but ii
may be the great cost of trans
portation from the isolated for
est which induces the statisti-
clans to leave them out of the
account.
The increasing consumption
of wood makes it more impor-
tant that greater precaution
should be taken against forest
fires. The amount of standing
sssahe- annually destroyed by
our own State is appal
Heavy penalties are pro-
or reckless or wanton
who start fires in the
ut the resources of the
gents for the detection
enders are limited.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-06-06

=. W Gillian, the lunBy man 81 The
baltimore American aud secretary
ot the recently organized Associa-
ton Of Newspaper Versiders aud
llumorists, has coined the following
proverbs out Of twenty years expe-
rience.
The men who spend b e most
money with the paper kick the least.
The man who brings in the longest
obituary of the late deceased was not
a model husband always.
If you expect man to find com
pliment about himself, you must put
it ON the front page in boldface type.
The chap who tries hardest to
work newspaper for special favors
is the one who never spends cent
with it and is not even "a subscriber.
The one who demands the highest
excellence in Typography, subject
matter and quantity of contents does
the least to help the cause along.
The man who has it in for news
papers in general has had the bitter
truth told about him once by some
unusually frank reporter and has a
big sore spot.
If you put in a one line roast in
nonpareil between two patent medi'
cine ads. on the steeuth page, he'll
find it and come hunting the man who
writ the piece.
The man who begs that his name
be left out of the list OF DRINKS foI
fear it will hurt his mothers feelings
never considered that good lady''
sensibilities before in his life
The man who kicks most about the
inaccuracy of newspapers in genera
is the one who does least to assist ii
getting the facts accurately whel
he has an opportunity TO do so.
The woman who declares it's non'
of the public's business and sh'
"won't talk, so there" always winds
up by giving the reporter a rafting
good story so fast that he can t taxi
Ii t down n shorthand. America
Press.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-06-06
A United Chance.

A proposition has been made to the
Miners union of Park City, Utah, by
the Aristocrat Mining company,
which, if accepted, will place the
union in the position of a mine opera
tor, a move that has long been advo-
Gated by the Western Federation of
Miners. An option on $4,000 shares
of the company stock has been placed
with the secretary Of the union, the
stock to be sold only to members OF
the union. As soon as 80, 600 shares
have been sold, a present of 20,0OO
shares will be made to the union, to
be held in trust for the benefit OF
that body. No member will be sold
less than $50 shares or more than
900. This will practically give the
union the control of the mine, and
places it directly in the business Of
mining on a large, cooperative plan
The proposition will pay as an ex'
pertinent, anyway, and may go tc
demonstrate the feasibility of the
plan and test its merits. The pro
ceeds from the stock sold will go into
/ dnvplonmpnt work.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-06-06
rnc Deserts Splendors.

rcom the verdure, the Sewers,
,he Incompatible forests Of the west
.oost. the desert must have come
...o, the ewes Of the president with
,imost a shock. But the good Lord
! inst in his distributions, and so it
i a pity that the president could not
have made longer visit in our midst;
that he could not have visited one
mining camp, and witnessed the
spoils which the seer hills, through
all the rolling ages have held hidden
within their adamantine treasure
chambers. The thought would have
dawned upon him, of how in the past
very few years, it has been possible
for our republic to take on such at
tributes of splendor and of power,
and he would have realized as never
before. that the worlds commerce
and progress are due not to the till
ers of the soil, not to the manufac-
turers and traders, but to the world S
nrecious metal mines, - mines the
r,roduct of which converted into new
and sovereign money supply, the Iu-
bricating fluid which sets all the
wheels of industry rolling, and at
the same time measures the value Of
all that the land and factories supply
the substance that measures the
strength of nations, and upon the in
crease or decrease of which ciyiliza-
ton itself advances or recedes. 1t
is pity that this object lesson could
not have been given the president.
II would have given him clear con-
ception of how our country is able to
lean upon ITSELF Indifferent to the
cares and troubles incident to other
nations. How were all other nations
to close their ports against us, 1t
would not matter, possessing as we
do every needed thing He would
have realized, too, what hopes warm
the hearts and light the way of min
ers, and that as the ideals OF men
frame their characters, it is not
strange that in fifty years, the men
Of the west have transformed more
than half the continent, and covered
the desert, even, with temples to in
dustry, to justice, to learning and to
progress. until now as the eXulting
songs Of our people, arising on the
shores of Maine, and rolling west
ward, do not reach their full volume
until they ring in stately diapason
where the miners of the west create
annually of new wealth enough &c
give to the republic sum equal tC
the combined money production of al
the world outside 1t is a pity that
the president could not have visited
some of our great precious metal
bearing mines, but he may come
again with more time at his com
mand. Goodmin's Weekly.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-06-06
Yours truly
JOHN SPARKS.
Chairman State Board of Education

Senator Foraker has declared his
allegiance to Roosevelt in 1904, and
he takes the stand that Ohio should
endorse his administrat ton and de-
clare their intention of supporting
him in 1904. In an interview Mr..
Foraker gives high praise to the
president aud says that he ''has been
alert, aggressive and brilliant, and
with it all he has been successful.
When he first came into the presi-
dency many prophesied that he would
prove too quick on the trigger and
that he would make mistakes. He
has been pretty quick ON the trigger
but has not made any mistakes, and
he has not been any quicker on the
trigger than the public interest has
seemed to demand.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-06-06
Chicago Gets In.

Judge L. O. Ray, was in Salt Lake
on the 18th inst. enroute east. he
is manager of the Ray & O'Brien
mine at Ray, which is now on the
shipping list, and which is making
consignments of ore to the Salt Lake
smelters which, in value, will run
from Sl26 to 1884 in silver and lead.
Judge Ray recently sold an interest
in a group of eight claims at Ray to
Chicago parties, and the object OF
his visit east is to help in the incor-
poration of a strong company which
will at once begin the extensive de-
velopment of this property. In his
opinion, Tonopah, an d tributary
country, including Ray and Liberty
to the north, Gold Mountain to the
south. and Lone Mountain to the
west. will in time take rank as the
greatest metal producing country in
the west. Salt Lake Mining Review.
There must be some good in our
present postal system. Notwith-
standing that the entire postoflice
department apparently, and that
part of the treasury department
which has to do with postal affairs,
are investigating each other, the
public seems to get the mail pretty
regularly.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-06-06
Self Explanatory.
Executive Chamber,


Carson City, New, May %, 1903.
To the Eureka Sentinel.
Mr.. Editor:-ln Difference to the
acknowledged right that the people
Of this state should be correctly in
formed in respect to the manage
ment Of public affairs, and especially
the knowledge appertaining to the
safe investment of the funds belong
ing to the state schools, we have in
course of preparation a statement
showing full particulars in detail of
the transaction, from beginning to
completion of the late bond deal.
Yours truly,
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-06-06

Landers q Co., dozen groups Of
mining claims to handle, located west
of Mizpah in line with ledge. Room !
Tonopah Lumber Cos. Building {
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1903-06-06

Bring your job work to the Bo-
MANIA office. Large stock of sta
tionery and new type to select from.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-20
Gn 8ammcl OngItng.

Or. Sttoien fortaIte ifolge "8enoi.
Sio." ct 5oreorag forleoen / SIR.
ring, at ban p~erionlig fienote en-
Rano paa 1919 gar. Geune bao-
De pGret trat % iioIepet / 50-aars.
albereu. Sna too ban fat paa al
lepe eter nlle Suuobebens Megler.
% | Steoet for at % blep ban ra-
ifere og "pngre" baaOe lesemligt %
aanoeligt.
9a ban bar los aar, toe ban Or.
amen | 8pmnaItif, 0ertil er ban
Den Dag | Dag en- opgtis Sosmmer,
% ban ~ipaoierer ofte rs Mil.
Zen gamle DngIing err Ipffclts oq
gIab. San tiger ielp: Seq fsotes
oct 1Sbe aarbuuorebe % Iepet / Del
lobe, su ct iea paa geo Bel | bet
.20oe, Tom iea ogiaa baaber, leg ifal
.ie gnben pna.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-20
Styeee Daner.
lttilbprlis SpSc leber uftc til Spbaf
ue Grit.

~lltil6prlig 5sbe pptpnber util6sr.
lige arao, % Der er marge Siliplbe
/ mebicinif Siitorie, bpor Subafpa-
men og G%riffepanen fan ~tilifriues
ben urette Mao, % De er let blanne
aibiulpne peo 9rueen al Den piben.
ifabelige 6eoeoare @rope Nuts. JON
iaa iuIoitrnois nrrer % o~pbpgger
Rcrperne % itanier alt &rap paa
Stimulauier.
en- 6orretuinasmanb tiger: "5or
onttreut 80 Bar rsate ieg giengem.
lnitlig eli 10-15 Gigarer ON Sa.
gen, inbtil belle nit R~erpeiWtem
iaibt oiSaie& iSiiSsr oa iaiarac;l Ses
forisgte mango 8arise at aibrpoe go.
men, men oct par mig umuligt, % ieg
troeoe, oct bar albeleS noe nleb mig.
Sioite &nar | Wai bar leg iaa neo.
brrot, at ieg Oeieoe fun III Guno,
% ieg iao, at leg maatte lutte meo
RsgningeL % iea bolot no omtreut
Ell 10 Cages Sib, men por 'oa ner-
pss oa noe al Sumpr. at min Sami.
lie iagbe, set bar beoit, iee begpnbte
meb Sobof igien, ba oct bar unuligt
at leoe iammcn meb mig. Smtrent
paa benue Sio bragte min Some Ell
Gaffe Grape Rlits paa goroet ell
Worgeu % Oa ieg life fnnoe ipiie
noaet anbet, fit bum mig til at prspe
Iiot at oct. Seg tos en- EbeifefuIb al
oct, og iorunSerIiat NOT bet imagic
sobt. ga iea bapSe fat oct neo,
uioite lea set par fonnnet paa rettc
Steo, % lea tog mere, o9 oct par
Ben fsrite @on, iom hapoe imagt
mig pna mango Tiger.
Seq boIot pan at bruce Grape
Ri,tS. % eitcriom min appetit peno'
te tilbose. ipiIte leo ogiaa oroeri
gfao, % M er leg | mt gninle Soio,
1873 Giuh. Seq bar alSris islt be-
ore. % ioruuScrIist, iom set emo Tan
iuueS, ieg bar irgen Spit til Sobaf %
tror iuIOt % fait, at fin oct Rco %
Den Inhibition lea fit al Grape AntS,
bar eipet mig Stprfe til at lutte al
rsge. Geriom enbper fienSte til Den
Strait, iom ser err | bette 6eoemiSbel,
piIbe man life fitnne bpsge en- 6abrit
itor nof til at funue aipre NOT al Oct"
Rapnet er aiuet al goinam 60, Bal.
lie Greef, Did.
Ter er en- aariag.
&c / bier 8atte otter Scn befienote
lille Bog; "Scien til GeIpUre~.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-20

0affet og itprter bniebleienbe inb
til 8apteinen. "Spab er Der paa.
f9roe2~ tiger aapteinen.
Seq bill bare ipsrge, ON aaptei.
men buffer ben 6pren, iom msnitrebq
iammen meo mig, oe ioin bapoe iao
gooe a%nbefaIinser for sGrIigbeb2"
ga" flyer aapteinen, "er Der mo-
get ipeien meb BAN ba?" San
iagoe Ola pg traf i~orasteIig poo
Ntrnopiaerne, "ban er rsmt oner.
borb meo Malrrfoiten 9eres, Sap.
tein!" Da aapteinan Tom op pao
0pf, par Ranben alIereSe bierget |
en- Rebningsbsie oe bleu mart truffet
onlboro | goo @eboib. 9a OLD
bapoe faret en- sio, fom ban biem pa
blep taget til Srlogg. 5 Begun.
oelien irntes ban, bet bar fjaft at
tiene lin 8arnepligt, men bet ba-
rebe life l9nee, fsrenb ban bIep fieo
al ben itrenee Giiciplin og Den inaue
getalingen. San gift og ipeflilerebe
paa, bpprlebes ban ifuIoe bltpe fri.
@nhelis fanbt ban paa en- lloper. =
On itor Sfrsnetnoaer omborb for.
talte Ola, at nanr en- Wono | Sta.
tens Sienelte toa afifeb, fit ban Den
9aIpe Gage / Beniion. Ola gift itrafs
til aapteinen. "Raa," iagoe aaptei-
men, "bpao er bet, OIL bar paa Sier.
.tete"
Seq oiIoe bare ipsree, ON ieg life
funbe iaa afifeS paa bnlo @uge,4
iogoe Ola. - Gn Ola bapbe iiboet et
Bar Gage | msrf arreit, lopeoe ban
Jig ielo, at iaainnrt ban blep hi Sr.
l~osstienelteu, ifuloe ban inareit mn.
Iist reiie biem og giite fig meo FIJI
Bertha Waria os albris mere gaa
.tiliiss.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-20
Farmen. HAset og Hdven

fnuite aGeseifoI % EitersFaI eIer |
andre S%fiffelier er en- obioIut EgS.
penoigbeo. 2iseoan trnnees altio
@rus eler I MdngeI Seraf fnuite
Fottcifoar, ellers fan Gsoen life for.
0sies. On 2asie mleo tort Stsp,
5snfene niaa bane til at bnoe fig l.
bsrer oeioa iii. Sfaarae Den ire.
Der. iiteoet for De mot,ae Sniefter,
iom Ssniene foriuner fla meo ON
Sommeren o. anbefaIes oerfor iom
noset al oct npttigite for at fire iis
sGs ON @interen.
Mt oft bette foiter betpbeIigt mere
emo at Iabc Ssnienc poale iig | Trn-
topperne % Oilers ifjctte fig ieTp, cr
ianot, men at bet tiaige betaler iig
.langt beore er ligeiaa ianbt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-20

rcpiie SfaI al en- Gitron, en- Ebslfe
Simian % en- Gbeife Meriam Yiar.
ioram) bIanoes tinieenieo 5aIt %
Vebrr efter Smns. Ran gniocr
aalfnncn gooi ino meo SaIt o. &c
Der, for man bar Sfufiiusen |.
Hipmontb-S rcsFns.
CIT gint "aadfbeo gotntoes", 2
spiieifeer sngr, / Spiieifs buffet
Soc, en- spisife baffet BeriiI!c 90 en-
Sbeife Snlpie blanoes iammcn.
2iicm8rym- o. aaitanje.5g
1 Sop fost Miienerpn, l Iuiin
fogte o. itantpe6e aaitanier, 2 Spiie-
ifeer Smsr, 1a Sop repet Sellsri, 1
5beife Salt, en- Spiieife boffet Ser.
file o. ct Tibet 8ran aaienne.Reb
arDorebc Cemeteries.
elsie er gooe iommen meb Cur.
fen til en- Goranbring. Dan foyer
iamnen 31a Nuno brltnt Suffer, 2
Stopper Gooife, 2 Spiieffeer itsot
aneboanoe % 2 at aaneI % en- Spi.
.ieife 0eIif. Nanr bette bar fost cp
oa er ifiimmet, bar man oeri 5 Glinb
G~rnnberries og Iaoer bet imaafoge 2
Elmer.
Hnmpfin-G nitaro.
Siteoetfor gumpfin.9i fan man
forisge ~islsenoe: Saa meset Bump.
fin flores op | S~irfanter, at bet Bit
Der 2 STARTS toppenoe fuloe. 3ette
bar man ioa op | en- 0onble.8 Boiler
meb 1 Sop 8anb % en- balp Sbeifc
SaIt % Iaber Set fprbampe, til BET
er aloeles msrt. Ran presier oct
igiennem ct Ggrilag og laocr bet tao
paa ct folbt Steb Ratten ODER. On
Morgenen blonber man / en- Gint RIG
Melf, 3 seq biipet meo en- Sop pull
periieret Suffer, en- Sbeife aancI os
Oct rerne Sfol % Saften al en- Sit.
ron. Get fnIbeS / "copper", og iteges
longiomt / 9ngeropnen en- Si1ne.
Dc ierperes foloc, og paa Soppen at
bier bar man itippiifet 5lsbeifum o.
itrsr tpft bercper mco aanel % pul.
perileret Suffer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-20
Oct uprbiife gi6liut6ef

ifuloe oiiicieIt bIipe aabnet for En.
5!:fu.a hcn Ste Ropember. Nab
Observation-Disclosures ifuIbe o5arpo.
res al Den frantic linoerpisningsmi-
hitter, ben uorife % iuenife Nint.
tier | Boris, aafermartn, ben banife
@eianSt, @rep Reoentlotp, DC Boris
parenbe aoniuIer, Den ipenire Brett
Sr. Staoener iamt grfebiifopen al
ltpIala, giifop Bang, Souas Sic m.
n.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-20
Gotctcr. % grsS. Sslb.
ajsbsnbapner .SpIo.

Wau riper iaa meaet Srsb, iom
ma ppre nogle Gage gammelt, at
oct bIiper en- aport. Gette il,gtes
meo 2 piipeoe sga % y Sop incl.
tet Smsr % tiIipttes iaa en- Sbeife
Salt. A S1elfe 1eber. 1 Sbeife Il.
milan Gbpnae), en- Sbeise iinbatfet
&eriile % EFT itor Stop aorin.er, iom
er paifet ! Here gaub % oerpaa TOR.
ret goot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-20
@rs. german ceIrids o. benbe!

Nrs. German Gelrid)s % benoes
8eninbe, Nrs. Stuppeiant Sifb, blep
life inobuone til Sertligen al &or-
burgbs grpanp meb Wiis @oelei,
Ifisnt De bsrer til De f~in-fine 400, og
oerfor bill De MI gisre grepI. Oct
bIir en- Storm / en- Sop.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-20
MebiiterSeis pa Srso. Splp.

Sforpcn flores al paa ale Sioer
81 ct @aGerbrso, % iaa bppper man
Srsbet | foIot @anb % fruarmer be:
ioo op meS SpnSerne. 9cri rsrer
man TO Spiicifcer Imeltet Susr, y
Gltnb Weoiiterbeig, 8 lure sgbler,
Tom er ifrGIlet og opifuorct / imma
Sfiper. Iibt SoIt % Rcbcr, ug EFT
Spiieife fiubaffet Geriile. Spis ser
life er SaIpie / ReSiItcrociseu, bar
man en- 4Inbe oeraf |.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-20
1atanie.5pls.

9 gmo anitanier iteges | gaser.
oouen. Rnar DC er foIbe, tases oct
pore StaI al % ocrpna Oct tpnbe
SfaL. iom iiSSer ~inoenior. o. iaa
itampes Sc sobt. 2 Spiieifeer imeI.
tet Sntsr. en- Spiieife repet $50, Gu
Sbeife bnftei 9eriille Soiten % oct
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1903-07-23
BACK FROM WEST INDIES.

w. w. Bruner of Kona returned yes
terday from trip to the West Indies
whittier he went to study the subject
of pineapples and coffee. He brought
back with him specimens of the Red
Spanish variety of pineapple and will
try them on his Kona ranch. He does
not believe that a duty on coffee will be
of any real benefit to the coffee industry
of the islands, as one congress could put
1t on and another take it off. He thinks
what would be of more substantial
benefit would be the prohibition of the
importation very low grade coffees as
there is now prohibition of the impor-
tatiOn of very law grade teas.