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ner 13c. bis 1876; @nten Sc. Bis 14c.;
Suuben, pro Paar zoe. bis 25c.
Gier, pro 9uBenO 15c. bis 1876.
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GIte Settnnesn GOlseivonoentenh
.Oe. pro burb,rt. Az be6tu in eI Office oes O. Buk
the7 &oIelpeHstRtsA,- SoltIEeTs : StE. IHA goas
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6tnoi,nsRurIus: Rlaiff5sr, piHtHf3afilitsr une
taufmduuiI&er llntsrriDt; grinoIi3r uRttrribt
in Der oeuti6en Sprahe. = gtoinouneen: BOATS
berss ers clifton bon finf Wonatsn $115. Stus
bieu beginner arr Situfag Q, ben !. StpitHlher
1903. Nan ~aortifrt:
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STATEN &, Baltimore. Orb.
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tommI IA mir. aaiae 2arIessn. gtiatt 3abIun.
o.n. 8ti4piegeHb,it. epasleut Grlti5tsrungtu
Si,i.u Dtouut fur anlsibsn bon s. uuo mebr.
SR +. Rr.mtt, 4r. l20, 3srospaeus6traB..
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9euti4es 4rbeits : Na9peiiungs=
8iiredu,
gr. DO. eiozs6arps5trabs, unttr Der duffbt Der
-Stuti6su 8titQ;blit". = SieitntQtn, ipe!5, btnt.
ihe 6auOptrftr, Nrbsiter unO G:tnitboten Ju be-
ibdIttqtn pinibtn, pcqen i4 peri0nIi6 ODER in
i~roufirtsn Yrieftu at ben aeentsn Der @eitai6aft,
Sobauu 3. Wtstr, 9r. 2l9, SiosSbarps
etraB., reuosu. p,Iber untutatItlid 4nstunft ers
tbfden piro. gartau=s iunptn BON / bis ) u6r.
Gan23, lJ1
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8nLtimnrrr Wnrfthrrihte.

Ru!Gitt TAT Sen s1:unatE GOtrtIDonOtHNn.
Baltimore, ben 20. SuIi,
Me6I,- Die beutige M}e6I3ufubr
belief ii6 auf 28,923 6Gi7er, elm
f6lieBIi8 16,450 6dfer gu Occult
4oint uno 1881 6GTer gu Canton.
&iiTtenperianot $50 6Gfer. 0a6frage
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Okh"S5 -" P~fI"Jf"
2G.lgs Der erforOerIi6en 3sit our Grs
rei8ung Der Deri4ieoenen Be-
ftimmungsorte.
uutenItsbsno lit Die ungefdbre 3sit
fir DISCRIMINATING Der pOitia6en bon
benz 8altimorsr YoIt : 8ureau mas
BEN buuptId6li6en einbeimii9en uno
Quspdrtigen GtGOten Dsr3si4nst.
SnIano.
Qtlaata. Ga, 10 5tuuoen.
Qtluntit.Gitp, RS, 6 Stuuotn.
@rooflpn. R.s9, 6 Stuuosu.
gurlinniou. 9srmout, IT stuubsR
Eufialo, 9.sO., Is Stuuoeu.
Gap, Man, rs, 6 5tuHosn.
Gbarltiton. Sc, Is StunoeH.
Gbitaao, ans, l 3aV.
Columbia, sc, II Stinotu.
Cincinnati, C9ic. 20 Stunosn
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$50 Saar-$3.0O pro @o6e.

SIT pertdufen:
Spsiit6diss 06uitr NIT itbs 9imrntrn d" oI
glgter=StrlBc, jp.i6tn 6airmountsapsnue uhO
6aDttte=S trabs. 9isie oduitr %sutbalten que heut>
fen Standardization, siui6litblIb etnItntHIe "tN>
lcr uuo W1rmorz 1rsppau.. 9rtis $500. 9tnnOE
sims S27 idbtlib. garttr=Strabt 1T NIT pen OsFeh
eitrifiiirtcn 3iegeIfelnsu 9~;ptlalsTt uno 0a' ''m'"'
t;yts lroito.re.
Yidn ns5ms bic 6airmountzEoenus eurs 1a 0f"
Gt6dulibtsi:en.
Gemaro =. GALLAGHER
Qanl8l 0r. 2638, O~fs9altimOr's5tr.
Su %perfaufeu:
40 Hdtr, 5 Wciltn BON Baltimore, an ot 20.
&c. =9obn." @uts 9,baupe. Guts Stnlulez oost
G~ttraiocs6orm. gu ,%rirdgtu bel ) n y
gunno II. iur 5ruftsg, G~aIo'rtESuIsoIHs'
SIT pcrtdufeu:
Rr. 2429, 6tprals5tr., 9res $3.50, SruHoltns
So; lernst Tr. 1886, Wiltonsape., IA Jus Del i24
GUS BIS gortsStr., 9rtis $3.50, gEIHo3lns *4o.
9tti. Strabu FEo 100 GUS brett. " gitot u'"s
oHotrtn Qduisr pisitr att in oroof=SditihiOte
Sd bah. aEotrs Qduicr III eitltr urnitttoatsH
Rabbaribdft an 3aHo, idmztIi4 nsu. trelle ppH
500 duipdrts, nit BraHoJin5 BON SO. CeEt
m,brsr. Gd.9ruuohitd.. GIts BON NH SeflauIs
III Heu.
(Nat4, 1IRh Rr. 1912. Observation-Disclosures
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PDitmarfrnsN gentnren.
@sridieons StaOtIbsiIe, in uslhsn
pOItzDertbIaden pertauFt

SsET'S0SNV ~E"O'FEE1 ~ EUEIuEN
PoIt@DerthIddgn p~ertouFt
tperoen.
Tcloalt, G. g. Scott.
9orisRoao 49, qurrtI 3. 6n5sireton.
@OriubsaOtHus uHo 9ortiioutros. Sosu. G.
Z. &-G.
q. stvabs unO 9GltiHoOonsNOenus qsRsg
3tiroolar.
CranQ,Uins ciram Rinbls.
S]urts&u:Hus rHo3 ObniOH=Strobs q. n. 6.
ebtiDt.
8. mO 9ouQbsstraBt, @iqblauotrpr Samts
9. 9rnar.
Cranqtbins gtorQe gtn.
Hr .. l~lniOn.NUsnus CWOOOberr7) Glay,ro
=. Winiomg.
P~roaoipao uns 9altimoresst G,Orot Z.
Bap.
INTERROGATION qtnuipIOaui,r gnbH' - g. 8.
COMMUNICATION. .gultimoy,sC biosgosu..
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@ei3en. - Die beutige @ei3enz
8ufu6r be3ifferte Ii4 auf 81,028 8u=
ifeI; @erIanot pon ben @~leDatoren
1868 8ui6el; gIepatoren : @orrat6
553,167 8uf6el. @ertdufe: l 8ag>
gon 3uriitgepieiener gu 60, 1 0agz
gOn Do. gu 65, 1000 8u7del Spot gu
778, 10000 Suli gu II, 1000 Steaz
mer Nr. 2 rotber Spot gu 725.
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5nI,trne Sanfs in alien 6r6srn.

pGiierue uno bbl3trne llntcrbauten BON Is big
100 6uB bod. Sibtrbtjtss 8tiien an 5dnts uHz
g'bra6t. iotple anitreiben ut0 a,paraturtn piutt=
LID beior0t@
II BALTIMORE CooPERAGE co.
Q92, 1863 POL ,6,8, IO
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8runufteu<Warft.

1lntenitebenOe preiie be5ieben fi4
duF ben Gngros : 9unOel; fir ben
8~teinbanbeI muB Elm entipredenber
@ufI6lug gema9t tperber.
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3u pcrfdufen:
6ins cute Sdd'rsi, 6 5uB aus Dem 2aotn, bin;e
81 otrtauf'n. Ofierteu uuttr a2. ." al bic Or
petition Oisicr 3e;tunq. Qq6-2OIl
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8QItimnrer Gffeftenh0rTe.

(P:g.3tit fir BEN r1tuti1ea 9orr,isouotuteR' our5
J. g8m. RIootupori & co.
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@nseiaen. gu perfanicn.
Blu %pcrfnufeu.

gu pcrfaufeu:
3pe; 2dOtn ntbft ~Gtnri6tunq, ~qetigu:t fur Wil6
uHb @uttsr, ionic itr eo9, G0bltn NM @iserem,s
@iibdit. Mietbe nur 500. 0a33uiraatn in Or.
$50, Ntountz, Gds Moibtr4Strabt, 6irqauq an
Dt~pibsr-StrlBt. l2pl
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q a6fenbu IN gen.
Ganobo q.

DieIel6en Staten unO 8eoingunger.
ais in ben Ser. Staatsn, nit Qusndba
ne, baB oemiiate 8aufmannspadren,
neI6s ni6t als Bona fiDe" 9anOtlss
muter ~osianOt psrosn, nit Der pats
tstpoIt psran0t perOtn miii5en. &aufA
mdnniI6e G6riften gu Den gepORns
litsn Raten.
G,rTdrtibe9s6iifr (40fsQufI4IagJ
6 GEMS.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-29
Spanked and Wed.

All the elements of damahumor
be
N.
In the hrst act the stage setting
The
her
Warner refuses
The sepmoth
the
mother
feelings lover!
He
Justice
lover
The the
withdrawal the suit
ends
Also:
a
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-29

When 1t comes to the ordinary mu-
steal comedy I'm ready to have the
hay kicked down in my stall by the
time the performance is half fin
ished; but not so is the case with
prince of Pilsen,' for that's no ordi-
nary hodge podge of uncertain har-
mony and doubtful mirth.
Gustav Luders gave to this delight
full piece the best that lies within
him in the way of tuneful melody,
and Frank PiXley supplied a book
that is bright and witty from cover
to cover. Henry w. Savage gave it
cast that is competent and George
Marion built it and gave it a scenic
investiture elaborate and pleasing.
Adolph Licseqang, who beats the
band, has caught every strain and
phrase of the lifting score, and the
singers have caught on. That makes
a combination that's a bit difficult to
beat.
There are more good songs in this
piece than in any of which / have
knowledge, excepting soma OF the
light operas, such as wong" THE
Serenaders" and 1.-The Isle of Cham
payne" while it has the mirth of a
Weber & Field giggle coaxer, If we
put Fiddle Dee Dee" out of mind.
The spectacle of Jess Dandy bathing
in the fountain in an attempt to
brace up and forget his overnight
entries of bubbles" is almost as
funny as Barney Bernard, the He
brew in the last mentioned piece.
when he appears in a baby buggy.
Dandy's "Chin-Chin-Atti" gag Is
worked to hilarious ends. and he has
some great lines, albeit his stump
speeches are a trifie to the bad.
Arthur Donaldson. as the prince,
is a pleasing fellow. One might
easily imagine that he came from
Heidelberg. judging from his speech.
but his throat-thickness is gone i'm
mediately he sings. The Heidelberg
chorus Is immense, and his duet with
Ruth PEBBLES, "The Tale of the Sea-
she'll" certainly sounds good to me.
Then there is The Message of the
Violet" with Henry Taylor and AL
myra Lockwood up. That's a haunt
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fill III zF;@
Shy Cynthia Gregg

house. A house coat, warm and COM
Portable, is well worth what is costs
as a means of saving the office coat,
for the best way to get the creases out
of coat is to keep them out. A house
coat accomplishes this without constant
sponging and pressing.
A coat should be shaken out and
hung on a coat hanger. A coat is toe
heavy to be hung by the loop. If a
coat hanger is not to be found very
good substitute is stiff roll of news
paper knotted about the center with
strong cord, which serves also as a
loop. The roll of paper should be long
enough and stiff enough to hold out
the shoulders of the coat as the regu-
lar hanger would do.
The house coat is iuvs}
"rests" the office coat, and a.,
ways looks abused if it is deprlveu -
its rest. The house coat should be a
part of every mans wardrobe. When
possible an office coat may be substi
tuted at the office This prevents the
sleeves of the coat from becoming
worn and shiny
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-29

If men appearing on the street or
in the Office look untidy there is some
good reason for it. A mans clothing
needs constant care. A suit of clothes
needs more attention than woman's
gown. A woman has one dress for the
house and another for the street, one
for afternoon and one for evening, but
many men wear the same business
suit from morning until night, day
in and day out, until it is replaced by
new one. A woman can freshen a
garment with a bit of lace or knot
of ribbon, but the smartness of mans
clothing depends upon the care it re-
ceives.
If only the coat is kept shapely and
well brushed the reputation of the suit
is saved.
Often a suit of clothing looks shah
by after three weeks wear. This ought
not to be. Nothing ruins the appear
ance of coat quicker than loungiug
about in it. The Office coat should be
removed, brushed and hung up as soon
az possible after man enters the
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-29

Sunday and Monday nights. isis
Hopkins" has been before the public
as a play for four seasons now and
each year 1t grows in popularity and
becomes more and more OF fixture
as an attraction OF rare merit and
exquisite beauty OF sentiment. 1t
has become this because Miss Mel
vile, with rare art mas portrayed the
character of the simple country girl
Of Posey county, Indiana, with such
fidelity and truthfulness as to give
the impression that it is a real char
acter which her audiences are listen
ing to and not a stage figure.
The sale Of seats for sis Hopkins
will open at the box Office of the Spo-
kane theater at 10 O'Clock tomorrow
morning.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-29

When there is a feeling that the
heart or lungs. blood or liver. brain or
nerves are diseased, at once COM
mence to doctor the stomach. That
is the foundation of the trouble in
90 cases out of every 100. Commence
to regulate the digestive organs, get
them in healthy working condition,
and the other troubles will leave Of
themselves. Diseases which have
their beginning in the stomach must
be cured through the stomach. The
medicine for stomach disorders and
half the ills Of life is DIR. Gunn's
Improved Liver Pills. These pills
put all the digestive organs in good
condition SO that disease has no basis
to work upon. They are sold by all
druggists for 25c per box. One pill
Is a dose. We will send box. post
paid, on receipt of 25c or to anybody
who wants to try them we will send
two pills free. Send name and adj
dress to DR.. Bosanko Co.. Philadel-
phia. For sale by Chas. McNab, cor
ner Washington street and Riverside
avenue.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-29
By VIII Fl. Fischer.

ing tune, exploited by two excellent
voices.
Walter Clifford is very proper
Somerset, and Nick Long, the con-
cierge, ought to be walking delegate
of the French walters union. He's
wonder. Idalene Cotton sings 81
DOME as companion role. in accord
Trixie Friganza is the widow-oh
such a widow! Voice, figure and face
to match, it's no wonder the Johnnies
all so mad when she appears. Her
widow Song" and Song of the
Cities are the real plush, and the
rose gown she wears-but what's the
use talking about 1t? 81
It's certain that there'll be another
overflow meeting tonight @
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-29

This pretty gown is made with the
1880 droop to the shoulders, effected
by bertha and yoke This modish
figure is also obtained by the high poise
of the head, which lengthens the neck
1t is an afternoon gown of cream wolfe,
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-29

Dot" Thurman. She was mixed up in
the case OF William B. Dunton, an em-
ploye of the Union National bank, who
forged $4,000 worth of checks, and
with the help of George S. Forbes Sc
cured the money upon them.
Forbes fired bullet into his brain.
Dunton, whose wife chung to him
through it all, went to Joliet, where lie
is now wearing stripes and serving a
long sentence.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-29

Palisade, Utah.-Later accounts
give the dead as result of the col
lision of Tuesday as three.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-29

LAKE BEULAH, Wis, Oct. 90
When rich Abe Kohn, the Chicago
clubman, came here last May there was
with him beautiful young woman.
Kohn has just died in San Francisco
aud the woman, who claimed she was
married to him by a justice of the
peace here, was the only person with
him. She has a will she says was made
in her favor by Kohn.
The woman was known here as
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-29
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

holders OF the Columbia & Red Noun
tain Railway company will be held
at the office Of the secretary on the
third floor of the Great Northern
depot building. in the city of Spo-
kane, at o'clock p. M, on Monday,
November 8, 1908.
A. M. THOMAS, Secretary.
Spokane, Wash. October 20. 1903.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-29
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

The annual meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Spokane Northern Tele-
graph company will be held at tho
office of the secretary, on the third
floor of the Great Northern depot
building, In the city of Spokane, at 3
o'clock p. m. on Monday. November
9, 1908.
A. M. THOMAS. Secretary.
Spokane, Wash. October 80. 1903.
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Let Them In!


of
l.
nearly
Arizona
andof witt only
1901 Okahoma
s4oeOOoOo of is
untold
territories Fifty
the Amecansm
Then
Why not these fellow
territory
needs
of
% In
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-29
NOTICE TO PROPERTY owrrxs.

NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS.
Notice is hereby given that the as
sessment roll for the Improvement by
the grading and parking OF Ash street
from the center line of Tenth avenue
to the center line of Fourteenth ave-
nue. Is now on file in the city clerk $
office. Said roll was filed on the 13th
day of October, 1908, and is now open
for public inspection.
The city council will meet on the
18th day of November, 1903 at the
hour of 1880 p. m. of said day, at
which said meeting the city council
will hear and consider appeals from
and objections to said assessment
roll by parties aggrievcd by saiG as
sessment.
c. A. FLEMING. City Clerk.
Spokane, Wash, October "a. 1908.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1903-10-29
The THEATRE COMI0UE

Week Commencing Monday. Oct. 26.
Entire change of program. Reap
pearance of the favOrite buck and
wing dancer, Walter Owens. Also first
appearance OF the Mabel Bros. and
E,stelle Howard. First appearance of
the great character actor. Fred c.
Lewis, and others. The laughable
three-act comedy. "Scheming for a
Fortune"
EXTRA-Tuesday evening. Oct 81.
grand catch as catch can wrestling
match between Samuel j. Mcmillan
and Patrick NJ DaVeney for 5000 and
gate receipts. Best two in three falls
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-24

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Mrs. 6. Shipe, AIRS. g. 8. Strsm.
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Rcferotet ira @aars6agen, iom bier
untaaet ltOen Rettelier. Oct 6leo &C.
frctGrPn paalagt at operienbe til 6or.
mnno u. 81. Sogen en- ReioIution al
Msoet / anIeoning al bans Sritrns
Teb.
8ao TorToo al Rrs. Ssrbc beilut'
teoc ole tiTiteOeppreroe Breitcfoner
at bore Gus. Mrs. q. aittiIsbp ipiI'
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OF Spring" al 8omponiiten Climbing,
Riis 1arie Gbriitenien trent
iae6e bernGir to bilmoriitiife Stpffer:
Che little bropn ba6p" al Dunbar
% "glmer 9ronn" al Rilep.
Mrs. s. RoIiton ira GbicGgo gar
tilbeoItc TO Soloion9e, . Soro, be
mercifuI" al Bartlett % "gfap Wor'
ming" al 0oltse. Iornluno &oren{
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nrinqer ira Rpbp99erbagene. ore
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Decorah-posten., 1903-06-24

"Romoncc" al Spenopn. ipilet d;
oen ltpge &ioIiniit N0oIph 81
len ira minneapolis, Rinneiotn,
nffompogneret al Nfiia aotc Suss
tpe0t. Sans Spil par iorbaltieu0e
putfert % ban maotte giue 10 grtru.
uummGre. Icnue lungc &ioliuiit Ter
life uO til at pore ouer iptteu Mar.
6aar ban u0pifIe lin 9e8oUelie, bar
ban pitt en- itor 6remtio for Jig. Oct
itoitc Drummer al Bernie Gel al Ero-
grouuret por TO Songc Al Sutbcr Goi'
Ic1e 8lec Club. Che &orieihoe" od
~Stueet ano lolp". YubIiflm gdo fig
life. isr 8lec GIllbben fom frem igien
o. lang San MniS' "a ban @aSic Sc
1inQe paa Roo", Eoit. !. u. Ereu$
bebllocoe M, at citcr ipecicl Inmoo'
uinq piISc Sr. 5. g. Short hinge Ill
Int "Slecp little bobp OF mine" Al
Gernee, o. iourmeu me0 Set Itorc
Ronoator Eieutagc Zen More butbe
6lot nj Ie" al @riea, ION bIep iao be-
unSret al 6oriamIingen Ytan6og Nj
rem.
Zen ii0IC Del al Irogranmct heU
uofsrt al @itiifforpiet % beItcS n
isIaenNe Rlimmere: ~ "@rano
Selcctiou from 9lcio" al Touisetti.
y BARITONE Colo 49, "Rcdeb in the
Cradle OF the Tsp". al N. Ssrras
gel aFtompngneret al NhIiitforpiCt.
- "Sle 8arbIerS ScrenaSe". ~
"SSsn tbe Billings Domain"
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-24

ioooout 9ifolo, at Mltiifforpict
maottc ipiQe ct Stpftc til.
Broi. 6. 3. &eqltc beuuenOte Der
poo nogle Orb til Gecorob5 Berger
meter % 8prano % totfcoe Dem %
@ncnS gorgere, iom peO i'm Smsoe'
fommenbco % Spoirelic buooe giort
set mnIiat, at S~pnobenS Sltbelfcit Dor
bleuen en- SutccS.
@penS 9orgermciter. Or. :. 8.
9oubnep, ipareoe puo &pens @egue o.
uotaIte, at oct bauOe upret Ell 8lPoc
Tor 8pen at bape S~puoOen@ Wsbe i
lin NiSte. Som @penS 9prgermc.
tier funSe ban aipc De fremmeOe oct
Stu0&maaI, at tro0S Ser bupSc pGs
ret Here Slriino al Dem, bopoe Scr
life icreiaIbt Ben ringeite llOrOeu
blanot oem. San gnp ogioo Gleucrue
pcS GoIleget &ioneSbnro ON goS Sps
isrieI uuoer SereS SpboIo ue0 Stl.
len. ShetbeIe roite ban Rorompn'
oeue iom @penS % 2auoetS beoite
goraere.
YroarammetS onSeu Del beItob al
isIgenoe 9htmmere: II Siauo SoIO
al 9tiiS Nina SunsSues - "erl'
toenie" arranseret al SiBt. p Con.
traltc Solo ~Storm auS SunIbire"
al @lrt. ION blep iuugct al afiiS Gel
ma gamSP$. SeuoeS Gang rdfte
iauSant 9iialo, at INN maotte gipe ct
Grtranummer. - 9iolin SpIo -
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-24
Sefienoteiorelie.

&aa GoIeegnntSen oil Der | aftGl
htoe cit fsriInihFoarcrt Gollegets
'"eauo" eirer / 2lar lit 20-aarsiubi'
Galnu, % Bette bItr Scn iiSite aonrert
I&ar,
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-24
Wooc al GrGhcfuucr.

Som beiIuttet Wouool Girrmio,
bag iortiattea 4tsoct al Nreitefoncr
Goaeget lirSoag gitermioOog. les
BARRE par en- Del al &iit2u al Delta
gerne / oct isrite Dteoe Deb en- Sell
tagelie bieoet u6elnot. 6oulocu D.
greitefoner iom nllere6e cr uPonr
oeItog / Man0a8amsoet ieiaPnOe
afre. q. II. Guummem Mrs. I
RoSgoI6t, 42rs. Z. y. Hiito0, 4frs
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-24

err oanNret bort, erinoreNe& man 10
ON oeo Min0etdplerne rlttot omfrtng
/ NuOitorict, % oct nufte uof perno'
OiQe ,Selelicr boS maltGe, 6elel'cr,
Ger pco SoulcuS 0cillge %ltoboI0 nj
ct IuitreQ n 2Graiel oa fritcnt Soab
ON @icniorcntna. Sr. I. =. SlortH
flare, ociIiGr Stemmc % Den 6eIclIe,
boormco han lang bette oeiIige Stpffe.
giorNc ct porigt Suotrpt. Oct itore
MorOafora 4ffompdGnemcnt, Der
mart tuto9, mart aito8 / Stprfe,
NomteNe en- pa&ieuSe @agQrnro ior
bans Sp,o. Zen opIsftGrSe Tften
lnttcoc mro set isrite % itoite &erS
al "9}or @lro. han CT i'm ioit en-
@nrQ". iom Ioriomliugcn idna itnu'
cItNc mrSer Yrof. Gables 2coelIc.
Ndi3 Nate SuStoeSt unisrte III
@perp iom IffompagniittuNe megct
tdfrco@itiacnNc.
Gir@oag Afnn gap Slttber College
9on0 eli aoncert / auSttoriet Tor et
tort EAblitum. Gen isrite Gel Al
8rogrammet bIep uoisrt aiaPuiifforp'
Jet % bcitoS al isIgeilSc 9almmen:
II Rordl. y Overture - ~Slmpaho
&uiio" al Grfel. - "So 1olouta" al
9raNier. n Clarinet Solo "Ro.
mantle Air &arie" al Shorrtom ipil'
let al 9IuiSafer meo Encouragement
al NaIittfOrpiet. Sette Stpth uafte
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-24

mer isr ban fiji oct, oeotoges ct 6or.
flag on at aiifiGrr 3cbatten.
8f bar gieirtogeirSe faitet ct ifarpt
|gIif iioouer Sorimlingen for ON
midigt at opoage Seu melt opmerf.
ionrnre af ale Siabsrerne e1er Delta.
aerte;; og hi tom til oct @eipltat, at
oct maa bore SfoleInrer 8aiiG 8igen.
Itno fra Otter Iail Goinrtp, Minn.
en- &sit ne0e I Sorfamlingen gop
liaGar Den opiigtspRffenSe Splpsning,
at Ser | 9ecorabB oiten" babbe
itooet, at 8iifop q. Ghr. Bang forti.
sen er peo SEN Soreneoe airfes gms.
msbe | 9urstb.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-24
Smaapluf.

- &aitor 2. Z. Balm, 1eronOa,
8i5., bar moOtoget 8dNo / RarIbaa
So, Wrnr.
- Erof. e. OtSion ira ga crosse,
isis, Hal / oiSie 0agc itenme (tline)
Get itore Fibeurgcl / aongregattona.
Iiitfirter her | 9pcn.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-24
Joel Dayton

bar fsrs msset psne 9otter tiIioIss en- SIod
| Spo for 9uther College Campus. gubpsr
Der astsr at flptte til 7seurah eIsr ION az
ter a. bpsss, piI iiaa FIG pua at uuOsrisss
bette Strss.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-24

Lime Juice and Kola, the best drink
drank, SC at Brunt & Parmans.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-24

S,t Stso. bopr mGu tan iaa ben beoite
Cigar, sr i GuaneabI & Cos apptst.
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-24

soOaoanO Os See Cream hos GuanoabI
g. 60
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-24

Set Steo hppr man fan faa ben beoite
Cigar, er / GuGuoabl & Cos apoteL
Decorah-posten., 1903-06-24

%aften gioeS en- 6riluftsfoWiert
Goaegeparfcn.