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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-26
THE MARRIAGE OF
MR.. HUGO DELARUE
Young Richmond Man Takes
Miss Collier to North Caro-
lima and They Wed.

The following special received by The
Times Dispatch from Elizabeth City. N.
c., brought the news OF the marriage
there few days ago OF a well known
young Richmond man to young lady
of this city:
Mr.. Hugo A. Delarue and Miss Ruby
A. Collier. Of Richmond. eloped to this
city this week and secured license o.,
marriage. The register of deeds per-
formed the ceremony and the couple re-
turned to Richmond"
The young man could not be found last
night TO verify the report. nor was the
residence OF his bride known.
Mr.. Delarue is well known and popu-
lar attache Ut the Bijou clerical force.
and Is a son Of Mr.. Gus p. Delarue, the
we'll known Main Street restauranteuT.
inquiry at his fathers place Of business
last night brought forth the information
that none of the family knew Of the
marriage of the young man, though
they were inclined to believe the story,
as they knew him to have been paying
attentions for some time past to a young
lady whose first name was Ruby. The
young benedict himself is In the city,
but could not be- found last night.
Mr.. Delarue is eighteen years OF age
and is popular among wide circle OF
friends, His business In connection with
the Bijou company takes him to Norfolk
each week, and he was there for several
days last week. as usual, and 1t Is be-
Ileved that while dc-"n there he "stole'
across the chAns II with his fair one and
the two were married. The announce
ment will come as a great surprise to the
friends OF the young people here as up
to last night the secret had been Inn
parted tn no one in this city. so far as
could be- learned,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-26
5000 Suits Now $24.50.

congratulations on the part Of the nu-
merous members of that growing body.
The same firm reports the sale Of four
other large properties ranging from
$4,000 to $1,000, but did not feel at liberty
to give particulars at this time.
The same firm will sell at public auc-
ton on Tuesday next at $3.50 P. M. tho
three story brick dwelling. No. 91S East
Leigh Street. and on Wednesday. April
18th, at the same hour two dwellings,
It Is reported that the lot on the north
side OF Grace Street. between Harrison
and Ryland Streets. has also been sold.
and the purchaser intends to erect a
modern fiat building on It.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-26
Meeting Postponed.

The convention OF Virginia Sundays
schools Will not be held until fall.
The I,ynchburg Executive Committee OF
the Virginia State Sunday school Associ-
alton at its last meeting decided unani-
mousy to postpone the State Convention
until some time In the fall. n
The committee has never decided Upon
nor announced any date for holding tbs
next convention, but In some way the
date has been given out as April 2sth 70
S0th.
The correct date will be announced later
and the proper notices and Invitations will
be sent to the Sunday schools OF Virginia.
The Executive Committee hopes to
arouse deeper interest In the work DUR
Ing the summer months.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-26

Nichols, John Dearhart, Esther Ivey. Cliffs
ton Dearhart.
Scottsville. Va-Miss Annie Heath, Miles
T.. Heath. Miss Mary Rutter, Miss Lizzie
Briggs, M. Agnes Pitts, r. "A. Pitts. w.
G. Staples. Marion Pitts. Jesse l.. Day
Miss Irene Brigg. Miss Fannie Brigg, r.
+. D., l. Mrs. NJ. M. Blair.
Ennonville va--E. It. Coleman. Blanche
Coleman, F. r. Coleman, Pattie Coleman,
Miss NJ Pitts. Miss Lottie Pitts, Miss
Pheb Mable. Annie Coleman
Charlottesville Va,-Aliss r. Felen
Flournoy. Miss E. NJ. Niche.
Waverly, Va--W. T. Daniel.
.Skinqunrter, Va.-N1rs. j. D. Woodbridge,
Ashland, Vas. j. Hall. Miss Hstte
Roland.
There Is another Sproverb contest IN to-
days Want Pages. The prcverb is com.
posed OF fifteen letters. Find the letters
and then form the proverb. What is 1t?
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-26
Dir. Battle Hero.

DR.. Henry w. Battle, formerly pastor
of the First Baptist Church. OF Peters,
burg, passed through Richmond yester-
day on his way to his new home from
which he had been called to conduct a
funeral service.
So far as is known the First Church
has taken no definite step toward secur
ing a successor to DR.. Battle. It Is said
here that the congregation would like to
secure the Rev. Howard Lee Jones, of
New York. brother of the Rev. NJ. Ashby
Jones. of this city, II 1t was thought pos
sibie to get him to leave his present
charge
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-26
THIS BOOK
is FREE.
The Mysteries Of Hypnotism
and Personal Magne-
tism Revealed.

The American College of Sciences Of
Philadelphia, Pa, has just published a
remarkable book on Hypnotism, Per-
sonal Magnetism and Magnetic Heal.
ing. II is by far the most wonderful
and comprehensive treatise of the kind
ever printed. The Directors have de-
cided, for limited time, to give free
copy TO each person sincerely interested
in these wonderful sciences. 1t is the
result Of the combined effort of twenty
Of the most famous hypnotic special
lists in the world. You can now learn
the secrets of Hypnotism and Personal
Magnetism at your own home, free.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-26
To Attend a Wedding.

Mr.. Thomas L. Moore. of No. 1902 East
Grace Street, accompanied by Mrs Moore
and Miss Roberta Zimmerman Allen, has
gone to New York to attend the wedding
of his brother, George H. Moore. and Miss
Edith Hunter Owen, daughter Of DR.. and
Mrs. Henry T.. Owen, Of No. 40 West
Flfty-sixth Street. New York city, on
the Goth instant. After the wedding Miss
Allen will pay an extended visit to friends
in Hartford. Conn. and Naugatuck. Mr.
Moore Will return the latter part of next
week. Mrs. Moore will spend day or
two In Baltimore, en- route to Richmond.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-26
Celebrate Founders Day.

The alumni members Of the Phi Gamma
Delta Greek Letter Society have arranged,
in conjunction with the active chapter
at Richmond College. to Attingly celebrate
founders day by O banquet Many Of
Rchmond's most prominent men are
proud OF their association with the Ellis"
and the banquet promises to be an occa-
eion OF unusual congeniality and good
sfallowshiD
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-26
MR.. MoRdAN's SUCCESSOR
Name of the Rev. r. Lin Cove Is Being
Talked About.

Name Of the Rev. r. Lin Cove Is Being
Talked About.
Committees have been appointed by the
Seventh Street Christian Church OF this
city to secure supply for the pulpit,
and also to recommend successor to the
Rev. Carey z. Morgan, who recently re-
signed TO go to Paris. Ky.
Some speculation az to the man who
will be chosen to take Mr.. Morgan's place
is being INDUCED in. In this connection
the name OF the Rev. r. Lin Cave. OF
Atlanta, Ca, one of the most distinguish
ed ministers in the denomination is being
mentioned. Mr.. Cave Is an uncle OF the
Rev. Preston A. Cave. Of this city, and
he Is now In Richmond conducting most
successful revival at the Third Christian
Church
Z Dr. Wallace Payne, OF the University Of
Kansas. will preach to-day at the Seventh
Stree, Church
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-26
CAPTAIN CURRY HERE

Comesto Attend the Services in Memory
Of His Father This Evening.
Captain Manly B, Curry, son OF the late
DR.. ]. l. NJ. Curry. is in the city to att
tend the services to be held tonight by.
the Education Conferences In memory Of
his distinguished father.
Captain Curry will probably be in tho
city for several days. He Is a resident Of
Atlanta, Ga. and is a captain In the
United States army.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-26
ACTIVITY I'm REAL ESTATE
Several Large Sales Were Made During
the Week

All the real estate agents report feuch
activity In real estate last week. and
many large sales were made, With fair
weather the market would be very brisk.
All the auction sales We're we'll attended.
and for the most part brought highly
satisfactory prices, Tho sale last week
of the Allen property by Brown and Com
pany to the MoGill Lyceum for s1a
was cs much local. Interest, and m9ay
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-26
TO DR.. CURRY

Memorial Window to Be Placed In the
Houston Normal Institute.
Texas claims the honor OF putting in
the first memorial window to DR.. j.
L. M. Curry. 1t will be placed in the
Houston Normal Institute. bearing date
and name, this inscriptions:
Soldier, Author. Statesman, Educator.
Great in Intellect, Great in Character.
Great in Service.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-26
CRAM SELLS OUT
Retires from Business Because of Ad-
vanced Age-Christian Gets Stock.

r. I. Christian & Co. have purchased
the stock OF tho old firm OF Oscar Cranz
on Thirteenth Street. and tho stock Will
be transferred to Chrisuans's to-m.a-
row. Mr.. Cranz is one OF the Oldest
liquor merchants in the city. and has
conducted business in Richmond for about
sixty years. He goes out OF business. be-
cause Of his advanced age The stock
Is very fine one OF hrst-class liquors
and wines
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-26
Richmond Saddles for England.

Messrs. John H. Dickerson & Company.
No. 14o2 East Main Street, OF this city.
have furnished Mr.. Bostock with sew
eral saddles. brides. etc, to be shipped
to England, Something different from
the English style was wanted, and the
above firm had them, and. therefore. had
the pleasure of furnishing the goods
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-26
GUS objection. although one or two add
tiopal changes may be made.

Tho Board has been called for the pur-
pose OF concurrng in the action OF tho
Common Council In offering to let four
rooms in the City Hall to the Corpora
ton Commission. This will doubtless ba
done, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-26

Beginning with a special meeting Of
tho Common Council tomorrow night at
z o'clock. this will prove indeed busy
week In City Hall circles. although the
committee work will be largely OF rou-
tine nature. Immediately after tho adj
journment of the lower branch the Board
Will convene In special session.
As has been stated In The Times-Dts-
patch, the Common Council has been
called for the purpose OF receiving and
considering the reports of the Finance
Committee on those liquor dealers who
have pet!tioned for a decrease In their
license taxation, 1t is understood that g
number of reductions have been made,
and it Is thought the report OF the COM
mittee VIII DO adopted without any sert-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-04-26
LIQUOR MATTER
MONDAY EVENING
Report Of Finance Committee
to Be Considered by
Council.

Anonday-Commo Council. Z P. NJ.
Board Of Aldermen. s P, NJ
Tuesday-Commlttee on Streets. P. M,
wednesday-ord Ordinance, Charter and Re
form Committee. o'clock.
Thursday-Ponce Elections and Schools
COMMITTEES, 4:So P. NJ; Board OF Public
Interest. P. NJ; Water Committee.
P. NJ; Health Committee. P. NJ
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-29

Ben j. Altheimer is on the sick list
Samuel Levi, age thirtysiN, and
Henrietta Vogel, age twenty-four, were
licensed to marry.
Mr.. Roy Wilson arrived from i-l'-
tle Rock Yesterday to take Il place III
the Postal telegraph office.
Call ON Hicks fee aud Coal com
pany for all kinds OF coal. Prompt SER
vice. Old phone 80; new phone l23.
MIR. c. H. Scott. formerly with the
Nelson Morris company. is now keep
ING books for the Anderson Meyer
Drug company.
Rev. Frank Thompson was called
TO Harrodsburg. KY One of his sist-
ers died very suddenly and he has gone
to attend the funeral.
VIM. "A Brown, age thirty and
Miss Bessie Snder. age twenty-one,
licensed to marry Saturday. They
reside near Wabhaseka.
-Wanted--two boys to distribute
circulars. Call Peoples Savings Bank
and Trust company, Barraque and
Pine streets. Ask for Mr.. Snyder.
The Ladies Aid society of the Bap-
list church will give free will tea at
the home Of Mrs Alexander Perdue on
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-29

p. m.
-Salemen wanted-$25 per hundred
gollons selling paint to dealers. Big
gest dealers profit Smallest consun-
ers cost. Expe(ience unnecessary
kinloch Paint company, 81. Louis, Mo.
Mrs. B. w. Mason, of jefferson
Springs, widow of the late DR.. B..
w. Mason. will soon receive 81 1000
insurance from the Woodmen of the
World of which lodge her late hus-
band was member.
The Grand Leaders ad in this is
sue of the Graphic will. no doubt, at
tract the attention of the ladies. This
up-to-date and progressive store as its
name suggests, is always foremost in
every undertaking.. Their motto is to
lead. not to follow, and their mar
vicious growth in the last few years of
their existence is a proof that their
methods are such as are deserving Of
imitation. They never do anything
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-29
Daily Grapbt&c.
4. j. sk j. j. + T. i + i. j. + + T. + T.
I.
4. LOCAL AND OTHERWISE j.
4
j. j. j. = = I. j. j. + !. + + 's' + + +
OUR ADVENT INTO THE REAL
ESTATE FIELD

OUK AL5V TV y - "
ESTATE FIELD
has been fraught with success. we
have Given real estate owners such
uood returns on their property, that
the result has been flockih9 to us
Of property owners who desire to
have sur services. Is your property
earning good dividends, and do you
receive the dividends promptly? 1t
not call and see US. We also make
loans on real estate and commercial
paper.
LElTNER AND WE'LL
f23 West Barraeue Street.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-29
by halves and their semi annual open
ing never fails to attract the crowds
which they SO we'll deserve.
Trinity Choir.

Trinity choir is working hard on
the music for Easter service. The
members of the choir are especially
anxious that the people who attend
Trinity church on Easter shall hear
church, and their every wish will bt
gratilied in this particular
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-29

One Bottle of Barnetts Vanilla Ex-
tract is better than three Of the doubt
ful kind Though costing few cents
more per bottle, it's purity and great
strength make it the most economical
brand. (2}
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-29

Mr. p. H. Williams, Of Bankhead
Ark, is in the city.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-29
Clothing Department.

WHY Should you thought
" IessIy buy your suit
Simply on the merits OF its
appearance? Would you
trust the first nice looking
man you met with your
pocket book without hay=
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-03-29

ing it voucted for by somebody OF undoubed reputation?
The advantage OF wearing Stein Bloch Clothing is that you
have the makers behind the garments Ihey famous
for the production OF the very highest class OF readyo-
wear clothes.
Suits $500 to $500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
potetfoneer i blaine.

Stsrrdien at en- Sarm j Waine er
iaa uper Sopeoet 100 acres; men ben
9etbeb, bpormeo oisie Sarme peb
Siplp al mooerne a9erbrussmaifiner
fan arbeibes, pirfer ! Hetnins af er-
paniion. Snoenfor en- rimeIig
@r9nie sieIber BET, at 10 itsrre Sar.
men er, oes mer Isnnenoe blir 0rii.
ten. 9erfor er Der | 9resque Ssle
ajenneminitlig . 6arme paa 200
acres. Der er natlirlispis minore
Barme osiaa; men iaa er Sarrne paa
op til 400 a 500 acres beaeriffe uos
gen SieIoenbpo.
Roteter apleS | itnr WaaIeitof. On
Eotetaeer paa 20-t00 Icres er oct
aIminbelise. Sfte aples oper 100
.Ssnber 0arreIs) pr. acre. aIsoer
% Boteter aples turpts, og SorSen
bolbes berpeb / goo Staro. 6armer.
nc ! Bresaue SsIe % anore Steoer
i Iaine i9Iser Mar ON anoet ipGre
MRneoer al Goteter % So. s De
ire iioite slar bar man life t9nft tort
ON Ell 8resaue Ssle Sarmer, ioln
life aarlis iolgte for 5000 Dollars
al 6armen i'm. Manee bar ioIst for
ira 10000 til 10000 Collars aar.
Zig. Sarmerne Der bar bapt ct baf.
fert Speriflb igien, eiterat ale lto.
glitter bar betalt, % bisie Waines
9~sotetfonger bar be iibite aar baot
ligtig gplone lioer. De bar life
alene forIpnet fine Siem meo Der
rsopensiaite, men ogiaa meo prog.
tise Wsbler, 8ianoer o. anore Cur.
useienltanoc. Sine Seite og 3isre.
teier, fine Suic oip. toIer ON gel.
ilanb, % mango bar ogiaa pafre
GUNNER / 9nuferne. Oct er "9td.
ticnal Waea3ine", iom beretter onl
Senne Serligbeoen blaubt Sarnernc
Il Gresque SsIe, 1aine, og ie9 for.
moSer, 5iosifriitet bar Iibt 8re,e
paa, bpob oct ifriner ON. On bel Del
ipenife Iioneerer ifal ba siort bet
gobt / Sfogene i Waine baaSe meo
Eotetapl % meo anoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
@nftap MooIfs9 agen.

On gribenbe 6uitao aoolf'6elt
bolotes Der ioag meooeles 6te Ro'
pember ira Citizen til "Stofbolms
0asblao".
I grocesiion toseoe man fra
Citizen til Sbmeoenitein. 9lonot De
oeItageuoe beianot Jig Spenifer meo
lpenIf ssane o. Sinner meo finif
Sane. superintendent @ooede bpI.
SeSe peltalenoe Seltefongens Ninbe
oa tolfeoe De tpife groteitnnters npbe
~1afnemmeIigbeo. "@no peliigne
Sperige % bets &onge!" SaIeren
minoeoe cgiaa out, at Song Oscar
bopoe aipet npe gepiier poa 8enlig'
beo MOI Citizen. Saa ipiaeoes Den
ipenife Rongeiang, og 8abrifant
Rannbourg n~eolagoe en- Srans fra
Den ifanbinaoiife Screening ! 9eip5ig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
Seeee fcler
buao ~tilbsrIis Ssoc sisr baaoe for
SiGl % Scgcme.

Spiiif % aauoelis 5elbreo, ia
naitan alt goOt Der | Seroen, beror
ior Ell itcr Del paa ~tilbsrIig 8sOe.
llbeu SelbreS er nGiten ipenting
no9et pGro, % Selbreo fan nGiten
aItio erbuerues oeo rettelig at mare
.iig meb oct pioenifabeliee 5soanio.
Del 8rape Ritts.
en lb6annct Speepleierife / Ga.
liiornia bepiier bette: "Sor ire Aar
iioen bIeu ieg ina. Rit arbeioc
iom SpgcpIeierife bapoe iliot mig
no baabe paa SiGI % Sc9eme, %
Rebiciucr furoe aIoeles life for.
ifafie mig 2iuoring. @iterat ies
uoen at iaa uogen Si9Ip bapoe raao'
ipurgt Here 9paer % SpeeiaIiiter,
bar ieg meact mismobis 90 feIte, al
jea mantte % al nerrss % fgiiii
SnmmeuialN.
Iiu SilitanS par ilis at oct Of,
BRIG ialbt mig inc, at Nao funot
bi9lpe mia, men paa en- Seninoe:
Honb prsoeoc ieg 8rnpe Hnts, Der
iprite Baffe brogte mig iaa meyer
Sineriug, al icg iliitteoe meo WeSt
ciner % briigte @rope Suits tn
8onse ON 9agen itaoig. &eini
tatct por, at ieg ON iefs @aaneosi
bonpe iao f~uIoitGnoig aicnpnnSe
min Stprfc. at ies after cptog NIT
9leiepirfiOmbeo. % ieg isIer 6orbc
Nrinaen min Siernefrait liseIa'
tpSeIiet iom | min ipiiife Stprte.
otter min egen f%orunSerIise Or
iarine meS Grape Suits bar leg on
beiaIet oct til mine gatienter mel
uSmerfet SuEces, og oct bar ptrfe
llnsere i n,arae Snpalioers StIfel
oe. bpem ies p~roiesiionelt bar til
feet" 3apuet aipet al goIhim 60,
Battle Greet, Mid.
&c / Yofftu efter Den betletiot,
! lille BOG: "Sbe Hoao to @ellulle"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27

BAN 90 fnuirr bom. Con bar BLOB
pna ben enc afseIen jim. o. ian blot
.jeg fan ffisnne. er bet ben idmme
Rano, iom ies ina peo gaul BOT.
mems Roro. gi ipsrser mart nosst
.igien mt
llopoa Sommeren 6en iamfne War
|bGnote bet, at gotoli 9ien og bans
JoIf en- Dag boISt paa meo SIaattc.
arbeioe inolnoer GieIoet. @et iom
Oct bar bsrte NOR en- Rrobenoe 2po
eftcriuIgt al ct bunpt Grpn openfor
iie. Som ct 2pn far bet giennem
ole, at M fom stenifrebat. S iisrite
Sait faitebe enbuer iis. iom ban bebit
funoe, neopeo en- itor sten eaer Berg.
BANNER til geifptteIie. gotolf Glen
bapoe ogiaa alereoe funoet FIN glaos,
men meo ct iprinser ban op igien og
letter afiteb bortoper gaffen. ga
|fommer Ell itor SfenbeIIe farenbe,
sisr ct Spins | gaffen iom oreiet al
en- uipmlis Saanb Os farer Iise inc
paa PotoIf.
Ia Stenlsbet bar itifhet ai frsb
5oIfene after irem cs isgte Dis, bpor
gotoIi Iaa. Der Iaa ban fnlit os
fnGffet, men Sfiortens $aIielinnins
|fprIeoe blot op. % / aIlapbuIlet iab
en- itor SsIufnap, iom bruselist par
ben sio. Bau gasiioen bar Der fra.
BET opgtis, bog life mere emo at et
ensars inoerapet 3. 3. enonu tpbe-
lligt funoe ices.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
Ct Bar SnsraaS.

Naar SDrer bor tnget bort 6drpe'i
paa Ssiet, Fan 1aruen brinqes til
baae ueo at baoe Ii6t smmcnia paa,
oerpaa ouppc 1siet | foIot 8ano %
iaa iuete Steoet, bpor Gleffen bar,
meo Gbloroform ior at forte 6urpen.
Waar Gotosrofier cr bIepet fmuo'
iise eller bar fact 5ebtfieffer pan.
fan De renies peo at poffe benz ODER
neb en bIso aluo, bpppet | lige Dele
aifobol os gono.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27

Sampifi6ct "8labitone", iom bar
paa geien ira Milmaufee meb 8orn.
loIt fum Den 2tbe Mopember / aoQi.
lion meo SapiSion.G amperen ga.
cramento" en- 5ieroing sitenfor Bar
Eoint Sprifib t 9afe erie % ianf paa
20 5obS gano. 8eiRtningcn bIeu
rebbet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
Grit til pore SQiere.

q manas War bar hi taIt- for ifaarst raa Ben for
SiarfrQ. slsr at iprses Cplpsntne oesaHaaatuoe. bar
pt arrauasrtt inse aahrifanierps al Latest Model
Rome Gutter al isnbt btrts noe Boa. -peutA. Tom be-
taIsr Hd,~ itii hi ant Gfttrtperssre. ION u0pHsr b.tt,
elae. zen OF fnIe al prafiif Cplrs.
IusHlua pn SapsH. RabrifanterHt XM
Rriptr ooiae at BE- oil ieHbs Latest -(RHN
Model Bone Gutter paa fri preps for t5xN
10 9aas, msn 8oranii for, at ben gisr HXMl
bsers Arbs,bs oa aisr bet Isttsrs en- no.
aen anesn g,enRiarr. Ttrtsui eu tHs Mn4H
a. tiIfrsss. tan su isHos ben tiIbass paa
esreB gtfpltn,na. peaHtntn o. sco
sasr let % tr perpa. Ten trnsts ppfr
hts glsYesn. Zen fofft Wobtt oHfais
tsr usnst Torbsernatr, ieu irlark
uieattI iii es1s Dstptmhts % ist erna
Sfrp iii ". ". uaaan A Co. 1sg II. pliIiore. Wast :
"a Al ss n sH al psrs eaisrs. % bn pa tae eessH ON
nssle faa Iaet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
Rrrbp SfuapluutniuaSielHab

Ifeo puuIigt StntSbiSru9 mofisbte
Saifabct for 3 Aar iiSen ct Stpffe
llomurf paa ca. 500 Wtaal, Der blep
bctatt meo 5 Str. pr, Waal. Get
bar 8laneu al ubplartc 10000 Srer
bprrt sIar, % bette itete peiaa De TO
ierite Mar, men ioor por Der iom be.
fienot ElantcmanGeI. ina man fun iii
10000. Ger or dltioa iaIi pIantet
10000. Saopiot oct eubnu fan fees,
tribes Wantcrne goOt. % i~orboIospts
iua CT enom "lauet no.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
aipopnoSins af fpet SipS.

y Fiino fost eIer Itegt folot
StSefisb males IN Sang / en- aisb.
tuern % blauoeS berpaa meS ct
BunS "Sauiooe.Nent" cit aop
@rsotrummer. opbIeot / noget Relf,
Il RuifatnsS, rcuet, no9ct SaIt %
u repet 800. Ian bIarSer bette
goSt ianmen o. bar berpaa Iibt eitrr
Iiot iaa meate MeIt |, at bette bIiper
en- paste inf 3eia, - omtrent iom
aisobeie Iopet al feritt aiso. Iau
bar oet iaa op | en- Sorm % iteser
oct en- Sime. Wan Ioper en- Sauce
al 2 SpiieIfeer Smsr. iom brrncS
meb liSt $50. % oerpoa irsreS en-
Spiieife brunei ReI % cpipGoes
meb noaet 8onS, araften. 'om lam.
Ter fig / 9iebiormer, % en- Spiieife
Tomato Gntiup", Nau fan caioa
lane aisSfaeer al 9eiaen iiteSetior
at itese oet | 6orm, men man maa
ba lape Ieiaeu Iiot iaitere. 8naoe
aisoiormeu o. &oaeruc er gooe fol.
be ogiaa. iaa oct er en- meget goo
@aaSe OF ubnptte foISe foete eQer
iteate ai~eSlepnineer paa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-11-27
SGopptiif SaIat.

Gn Eint opifaoret aaIfun, en- Sop
Nanoler ifaaret | tpnoe Sfiper, %
en- Sop "Roaiteo Sine Iirts". Gn
Sop finitaaret SeIleri blanoes meo
Ell Sbcife Salt, u Sbeife Raprifa.
y Sbeitc aarri o. Saitcn al en- Sit.
ron. Grtte bIorbes meo u Sop
Raponnaiie og Ipeges iaa oper oct
epriae.