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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-11
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gfu er BET gamIe aar inart tilense, %
lea haaber, at De Heite tuttene al 8onbeos
@iper forleocn 5afiigeIiesoa9 for bet
@ar. iom IpsieIig er tilenoebragt, SieInen
tapse nosen ct beore llobptte az lit Str9p
enb iaar. Oar nosen bait minore Och,
Iaa bar BOG ale aariag til at tutse; tbi
2ipet beitaar life bare | Sperfloo pan
icroiie 1rooutter. Sette 9ountp ban
gaaei raft fremao | materiel Senieenoe
/ DC iieite Aar. 2anbet bar iteget / Hris,
On iiSprtct Snarter 9aun foiter ca.
5000 Dollars M. @ebiter. Der er
GountbiGoet | San Co., bar faast opfsrt
mt gourtbus. ct AZ DC gillette | Staten;
BET BIZ toite fulot fGrbigt ca. $4,000.
Nf uoriIe Sor~retuinesfolf / @ebiter iiaI
Fg ugone Z. gageu % 9ieulstten. Sans
fer. Sen iibite bar 9ationaIbnnfen. 6.
9bilien 9. GbiIieu, SifSSal Bros, iamt
3. Seoerieu & 60, ere Sau0Genbe, siers
Lamb. Sottor o,i.p. Sen uorife Reuiaz
beS b~stieuss df 9. Safitao, ser er en-
bpgtie Mano.
Nf De andre 9per / Gountpet Ifal ies
nGuue 2iap. Tom iuotil ~forupIig beitoo
at ct gar Stpres. Gen boIoer M paa
at itboiSe iig right dong. Suie uorer
op Iom Tnooebntte pad en- 8eguoeirSoag
On 9orbmauo ocb Raon 8. Helion for
talte mig, at ban mantte IpnuSere flere
G~igarborer SntiiaeIiesoagen, iaa Der od,
bel ct pi9tigt Hfinit / bans 2io BEN Sag.
af finite norItc SorretuingsfoIt, IfaI
ieg uGbue 3. 8ratUoI, 8. Solution bcg9s
General Nerfauoiie. Ole 81. Berg,
SarSpare, bIep gift i CONNER. 6. Seq,
ma, Heitaurnut. Rr. @rpipu. Stationss
agent, bIcb Gift / CONNER meo en- uorIf
Sige. Oer. y. @oIo og andre HorIfe /
forifielige S~irtIombeber.
Sen 23oc SonSag efter SrefoISig6eS
bolot Raitor 8. II. 8eberiou lin 5arpels
tale i Gbene3er RcnigbeS: Yaa iammc
Sag blsp 9aitpr ". g2it!sLicu iuOiat
gnbecet / oeuue @euiabeb al Seosriou.
Set bar meb @emoo, at hi iagSe SarneI
til Salt. @eberiou, iom bar betient beuue
Alenigbeb / ii aar. Seq tror, ie9 fan
ii9e at Snitor &eoeriou bar elifet al aas.
life miuoit az llugopmmcu. San blep
ogiaa paa Oemle Sag paaIti6uuet mso en-
Sensegabe at gieutgheoeus tonfirmereoe
ltuaOom. 8aitor &eocrien bar bit iig
meaet %ue9crnbtti9, og BET ifpISe5 for en-
tor Gel BAN, at Ri bar faaet opf9rt Sir
te. 9au bar ogiGn IcIb bSet al lin 2en
en- ca. so q 90 Collars til bcns Cpfss
reIie. en- Calling.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-11

C(bmiraf S6lep er en- al bet lobe Narburoreoes
iOrnsmfe % u~ertelisite Selts. Sans Haun spoer
efraf etbpert ipanf Sierte. Gn &ano rso ito Nerre,
flart Sopeb, ~uIcriarbst DROo % Suarraaoisbeo.
On Gen tom nplis til BAN % ipurste ON bans We'
nina ON bet rationale aatarrbmipceIs, Eerunras, Strfs'
traft. llosn riuselte 9tpleu gap ban bette WeiooeI .in SOo'
~tienbelie. Get ireusit ienere Santtale. at &eruna bapee
uerst brust bans Siem Jon, ct %IOretrrlttet Ittooel.
eaaoanne @uoOsiementsr tiener til at pie, bullet
Gag 9eruna bar paa bet a~n,eritanite Soils Gaute. Oct sr
life muliat, Of en- iaa flor % berpnt DlanS iom HoniraI
edlep tnnbc babe nOsen ouoen errno for OF ~9OotlerNe
Yerina END ben, at bet bar bans iaite Spertepisnins, at
Wsiolet bar alt, buao ban ia9oe bet par.
Sattum er, at Geruna bar Ooeruunoet al WsooItano %
purSet Ieien til SpIfets Sisrter. Den ~ruturltge 5rp9t
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-11
Ora Snuu Co., @ts.

"a leg MI tnoIeuber min &outeoent for
~9ecorabsEoiten" BIZ icg ureb Set FAM
me Tribe nogic fan 9inier, ON Sc biz
re iaa intIo at optage BET / 9eres glao.
Set bar fsrlt no8Ie Orb til Den Harmerz
1ente, Tom gier iaa megen 8raaf mco
Seberibeuoenc. Sun ifriper ON Qrsnino
meIen Stnierne, men ieg IGier MI eftel
&inierne, o8 beraf bar ieg bra8et ben
Slutning, at ScHten misforitaaes. Suu
bill bare erte Beberipeuoene, til bum faar
benz til at tomme og fri til 6enbe q
tipoenoe BIetter. men mig bar set life
baft me8eu SnofIbbeIie paa enSnu; men
berlom bet bar pirfet paa rogen iaa bill
ie9 raaoc Dem til at 9isre ct SorIeg. Set
flnoe not Isnne llmageu; at bet er en-
framifran Seute, Set betpiles rot life.
&>er fuSes mango finite Senter / ameris
Ia, men Der fin0es heller life iua faa
iblarot eet imutte 9isu, iom life er en-
crSeutIig Ysberioeuo bGroi9.
Silllt bill ieg gioe Big ct pelment
&ado: SiGre iuiue Snrmerpige, q
foriietig meb Soerta. og life ebile iormes
get pan Seberiosnbeuel Raaife On enc
gang meb Siben iunSe fna 8rus for Dem
feIo. On tiger, at Seuterue rrnSt, bpor
on Ieoer, bill life haze uogeu, Tom ser ar
Yeber 1; men eiteriom ieg fer pnn biu
llnoerifrift iaa bar on euona ct Erin
igien pda Sipets Stiae pas Dig, al on
life innr en-, iom Der life or hperteu Be-
Der sler 'ReIifer /; ia fortiagt life ct
8rdu al 9rnooerisr /, bare en- tom Yas
pirtuo. Nu Iiot ON BprboIoepe
Dunn 60. NpIiuseu bleb COB; ct uos
harriet 6eibeir bnoSe ri i lang lib, men
giuteren Tom ian brant os upeuteuoc. at
mango Snrmere itnnr Inngt tiIbnge mtN
5sitpIsiuingen. guoel Iais er ogial
"ubuitet'. giuteren bar breot fit bnioe
@ageu cher Rarteu. SorrstnuiseH /
J9erue sr IiuIi9. en- gcrIon nriper Sor,
,stuiue meo at ienoe IND 5iitorier I'll De
useIffe SIaoe (gugeIF sameritanife apis
I:r) Strener ion ipffe, at Der ma brus
;es iirtoms Spissr for at ilaa Nsm fat
.aeo.
"Seeornbs Soften o. ~@eS arnen"
JIir NOT en- tiGricmmen geu / @nterens
2eb. SiIilut snItsr iee ale Ell gIabeIig
sui | hoert gus 90 Siem.
o. q. 9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-11

I 4 War ~Roitsn" bar pGret min @itit
Sen iteoie isg bar meo Soruetclie LCIt;
The goitor" nltio bar mt at fortrae
ON benz, Tom DO bIanOi Gorrt8es 6ltiot,
ga oaida ira belle Dor sprtGc HLoOe
Dan gi5er @eretuinger. Os til @ooe.
Sa, Osrior ieg icuSsr isr begge min Eat
Ga ben er oprigtig. Set or ei tIrH Sndt.
Sbi butt INN DC YrGmisr, 6r. Huuuoieu
iCuocr.
Ss @ggsr, 6bis SuOboI0 Gniteu autrnotr.
"a ogidu idar ban bar label TRIPLE
On BOG, iom i~iliert oil qisrc i'm Sptte,
Saaiuart ben STiereu tommcr JpTnoc.
SiIIld lea mig iii ale biz ueuOe,
9ienot eIler ci. iicrut eQEr or
On glFoelig SuI" mco SeIus Ion @Iet
56i Inn od Ui tan boIOe ret SuIefeit
Settc er alt. mn iefSsr lea "Sreuet".
Sda pGr ed tilfreos mso buao lea bar
Itrebet.
Ga fnn et ~9sb bel" lea bsoer for Reiren
iii CHER, ! Beursr, tbi iuart bar 0i
Soften.
Gi bar begpnSt NIT 9irisanr
geTfpt On 5erre, oine Sdar
Roo SainHs Git oa 8gnier.
@iu On benz gioo / RrsOeus Sio
Sijcuf on Dem Strait at holos no
ga paa Dor 6reIie trnter.
seru9arS 5toItsnbers,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-11

% @irait. Scuris. 8ottiueau Co.. y. 8.
Sip, GIFT meo ariitofier Gtupengen, Or
forSpiIc Gis.. SaIpor % aari. @laps
ton Co. Soipa, / hois Siem beege Sors
rIorene bsoe. Shnert % Stcper. Sell
mont, Sraiu Co, R.79., o. 3ueebcrs,
SpsepIeieriie | Gan Sraneisco, Gal
3or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-11
sra ainSreS, u. 5.

en- isrgcIig lilpffe brnote ben 23bc
@pp., ibet Smut Steffenien en- gufemnno,
iom bar lepct oIenc | lrreere Sio / Mil
ira Ropers, MidIano Go, 81. 8, bapSe
BET llbelb, at hans Gus pna en- eler ans
ben Raaoe fom ibrdno, % bon ielp inoc.
brGnote. afosoe bar fsot ! Selemarten,
Rorge. Sen 17Se September 1912.
s. s.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-11
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Gnbosierer Se=rn=lla.
.SEern=m Orig 60, Columbus, Obio!
Gentlemen: Seq fan reo @lebe fge, at Mrs. S6ep bar tase
4erlt.aa, % lea tror ueb gob gtrtning. 90. g. Sdlep, @dttta1 . G

iOm idu mango Soft bar for at glue uOset geibSet i'm GOo'
t~eHoetie bs9pueer at ~iOriuiube. 5atusnimeIisbeo Os gn4
iet on, at biGlpe andre, bar beuGget 5uiiuOcr al 5Ot til
ct giOe Oifeutlise giOnssbprb iOr gsruuu, iOm isr nlbris
Udbe iunrtptte til iuaonn Oientii9beO,
GGOris for @eOtcinsus SitOrte er oct banOt, at iaa
mango gtRuo al uatioualt us International Sfp bar uerst
uiatge til at siue fin ~ubetinseoe Us p~fieutlise @OOtienSeIis
til ct guteHts@iOOeL. Sngeu SOB advertisements tiuOe
bare ppnaast iaaOaunc ~9ieiultater. gerunn bar ulnOet oeo
fin esrn 6~urtieneTe. Geruua furerer &atarrb Of 6uiteu.
iumbelt SeitafeuteO us b%ooriumbelit bet ueInsitsIiss
9essms. Qette er @runosu til, at bet s~OOtenoes pua iaa
mango % iGrsgne Raaoer.
strtu til &eruna 9rus gfg. Co., Columbus, Ohio,
eiter fri 2itsrOtur ON 9atarrh.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-11
Correspondence +

aUnnpshanar una aon % shnst nass nn yet mmas esHu ill., be BIN m susauss tumus
Ifsd RsOahOnM Rapai BIZ IL bhpeo huhssrt mhmnbu pshpmmn& 2puRpncu snfu
bet mnM sbethomh maah aos NaOaa a aenska. aan /.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-11
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- for % | fin sseE Siemstesn, oaiaa
rpaIe III at rsiie for %. - Staete piaes fox
Dinssrsu sHer tsr hsie sIarrt- Fen se. SO
pr rag. peaIieeiiet 6sTraa mee itsrt Ga'
btfaI. EpeIie behspes life. men raao hape eooe ans
beiaIlaesr. 51r Hrrnere cvipsrinaer ifrip til
NJ. MILLER Mgr,
IN Dearborn STR, ChICAGO, LII.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1903-12-11

gin Mariner fig Suleu meS raife 5iee,
ia iuble / en- niaa @uos Reuigheo,
Ssrrsrs Rdrn pGre sgre.
San laSes os ben iii Bethlehem san
Ga The | arpbben Bdben. Der lna
Seius bans Rann oGre .Sgre.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1903-09-18

The attention of all members of the
Catholic church is called to the follow
ing: During the month of September
Rev. FIR. Kremers, of Cottonwood, will
hold services in the Catholic. church at
the following places. At Greencreek,
Sunday Sept. 6, at Cottonwood, Sunday
Sept. Is, at GrangeyilIe, Sunday Sept.
20, at Denver, Sunday Sept. "a, and at
Cottonwood on Thursday and Friday OF
each week during the month.
The whistles of the steam threshing
outfits can be heard now in every direc-
tion morning, noon and night--if you
wake up early enough in the morning
and don't retire too soon at night--and
the farmers are straining every nerve to
get their grain cared for before another
rain comes along. Quite an amount of
grain is still standing on the prairie and
another rain like that Of last week
would fix it plenty SO it behooves the
farmers to get it threshed and in the
granary with the least possible delay.
While going from here to Nezperce on
Wednesday OF last week H. G. Greenlee,
representing Spokane Dental Co.. and
Alex Mckinley, a brother of d. A. Nc
Kinley of this place, had an accident
that might easily have cost them their
lives. When pulling up the grade out
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1903-09-18
A Purgatiys Pleasure.

If you ever took DeWitts Little Early
Risers for billiousness or constipation
you know what purgatiye pleasure is.
These famous little pills cleanse the liy-
er and rid the system OF all bile without
producing unpleasant effects. They do
not grippe, sicken or weaken, but give
tone and strength to the tissues and or
gans involved. w. H. Howell Of Hous.
ton, Tex. says "No better pill can he
used than Little Early Risefs for con.
stipation. sick headache, etc., Sold by
Clarke's Drug Store.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1903-09-18

Gerding 4 Alexander pulled their
threshing machine back from across the
canyon last Friday and are operating on
Meadow creek this week. Harvesting
was not far enough along on the other
side to pay them to remain.
Bills are out announcing big picnic
to be held at Denver next Monday, the
proceeds to go to the benefit of the new
Catholic church at that place. Over
1900 is offered in prizes and horse and
foot races, baseball and dancing are the
features Of amusement.
Joe Howell moved his family into the
rooms over the Nuxoll store Tuesday
and his cottage is now being occupied
by Frank Harris, who moved his family
in the same day Joe vacated his house.
The Harris family will remain in town
until the end of the school term.
The condition of L. U. Williams, who
was kicked by horse at the Eckert
ranch last week, was considered very
dangerous for several days but at this
writing he is much improved and will
be able. to get around again in a few
days although it will be some time be-
fore he can do any work.
Most of the threshing machines in
this section resumed operations Monday
but the headers were delayed several
days as the heavy rains of last week had
softened the grain to such an extent
that it had to be allowed sufficient time
in which to dry out and harden again
to prevent it from spelling in the stack.
School commenced Monday with an
enrolment the first day Of 96 scholars,
just IL lees than the total enrolment
last year. Everything is running nice
ly, and with three good instructors, the
school should make an excellent show
ing this year. Later in the fall the older
er students will attend and the ENROLL
ment win be considerably in advance Of
last year.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1903-09-18
Tablets, Ink and everything for school
at Clarke's Drug Store. "a

Tablets, Ink and everything for school
at Clarke's Drug Store. u
@. B. Stewart, the Westlake mill own
er, was in the city Wednesday with his
family.
Prof. Roberts ami Miss Gribbin visit
ed Grangeville Saturday, returning the
same day.
An excellent line of wooden dress
goods on display at Goldstone's. Don't
fail to see It.
Frank Harris came in Monday from
Lewiston with big load of freight fol
cur merchants.
Several threshing outfits pulled
through town this week going out onto
the reservation.
/ Heavy frosts visited the prairie the
first of the week and cleared up the
weather for time.
"Dad" Lyons celebrated his Goth
birthday Tuesday. He doesn't look
that old by ten years.
George stuber last week shipped two
carloads of hogs ftasn Stuart to Frye,
Bruhn & Co. of Seattle.
The warm, mellow weather this week
reminds many of the season called In
dian Summer in the east.
See DIR. King, the eye specialist from
Spokane, at DIR. Turner's drug store on
Oct. 9th if you need glasses.
Atty. G. w. Coutts will remain in
Cottonwood. Law business, collections
and farm insurance solicited.
JIM. Wolbert, Atty at Law, Notary
Public, Real estate Agent and Justice Of
the Peace, Cottonwood, Idaho.
Reese Hattabaugb made application
last week at Grangeville for admission
TO the Idaho bar and is by now, we
guess, full fisdged lawyer.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1903-09-18
:. :. LOCAL NEWS = =

@. L. Palmer, Notary Public.
For summer suit call on Brown &
Brust.
See Brown 4 Brust's new line Of
clothing.
Fine Crawford peaches and other
fruit at Cromwell's.
School supplies and stationery at
Clarke's Drug Store.
J. T. Hale is doing jury duty at the
county seat this week.
DR.. Truitt was called to Grangeville
yesterday on business.
For watch repairing of all kinds call
on Gibson, the jeweler.
The Tefft family and J. N. Eller went
to Grangeyille Tuesday.
The barber returned Monday from a
trip into the Ilo country.
For fresh fruit and confectionery go to
Cromwell's confectionery store.
Gibson, the jeweler, has spectacles
and glasses to suit anyone. See him.
James stevenson was in town from
the Salmon river country Wednes-
day.
The unsettled weather last week
seems to have left everyone with bad
cold.
VIM. fIanley came in Monday and
had his subscription set ahead another
year.
The st. Albert hotel always has the
best on the market and serves it up in
fine shape.
Z. Frank Wright has bis mill here full OF
the finest finishing lumber to be had.
II you need anything in the lumber line
let him supply you.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1903-09-18

OF Lawyer canyon the team became un-
manageable and pulled the rig off the
grade. The men luckily escaped with
few bruises but the team and rig rolled
about 200 feet to the creek bottom, kill
ing one horse and completely demolish-
ing the rig.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1903-09-18
WANTED.

stock-cattle tn winter. yearlings pre-.
ferred. Plenty OF beardless barley,
headings and hay. Enquire or address
q. w. sLAYfos,
Cottonwood, Ida.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-26

Electrical supplies. Lar gest stock in Alabama. United Electric Go.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-26
Five Gents Worth of Sermon.

An amusing story is told of the Rev. II. s. Thrall, one of the pioneers of Methodlsm in Texas. In company with a number of itinerants who were on their way to conference pr. Thrall stopped to spend the night with an old farmer. It was the custom then to settle the bill at night, so that they might rise about o'clock in the morning and ride good way before breakfast and lie by in the heat of the day Dr. Thrall acting as spokesman of the party said to the old
 farmer after supper We are com pany of Methodist preachers going to conference If you will get the family to- gether we will have prayers with you"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-26
OUR PUZZLE SERIES NO. 1.

BELOW WE PRINT TEN PICTURES. EACH REPRESENTS THE A FIRST IS ASPEN IF YOU GAN GUESS
 
 SATURDAY AFTERNOON ANSWERS RECEIVED WILL BE POURED LARGE BASKET, THOROUGHLY sHUFFLED AND CORRECT OF THE SERIES, THE SENDER WILL BE AWARDED FIVE DOLLARS IF IT PROVES INCORRECT ANOTHER WILL DRAWN AND so ON.
 THE CONTEST 12 O'CLOCK SATURDAY. AND NO ANSWERS RECEIVED AFTER THAT DATE WILL BE coNspEREn BE CONSIDERED THAT HAS NOT EN- IT THIS PUZZLE CLIPPED FRo THE AeEHERAL0 YOUR ANSWERS IN A PLAIN SEALED ENVELOPE ADJ DRESSED GUESS EDITOR, CARE AGE-HERALD.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-26
OUR PUZZLE SERIES NO. 2.

BELOW THE AeE.HERALD PRINTS TEN PICTURES EACH REP RESENTs MERCHANT OR MERCANTILE CONCERN OF BlRMlNG HAM ADVERTISING IN THE AGE HERALD THEY ARE FAMILIAR BIRMINGHAM ALABAMA AND IN MANY INSTANCES TO A LARGE SECTION cANYoU TELL US WHO THEY WILL GIVE FIVE DOLLARS TO THE SUCCESSFUL THE SAME RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING THIS THE OTHER PUZZLE sE RES OF AGEHERALD ADDRESS ALL ANSWERS TO GUESS EDITOR, PUZZLE SERIES NO. 2, AGEHERALD, BIRMINGHAM
 THE AcE-HERALD INTENDS TO MAKE LOCAL PUZZLE sE RES REGULAR SUNDAY FEATURE IN ADDITION TO ITS REeu LAR WHICH HAS BEEN RUNNING FOR SEVERAL WEEKS
 THE CONTEST CLOSES AT NOON ON SATURDAY.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-26
2O27 t2 First Ave, Cor. Fist S

above view of Machine
 
 
 interest in the of scientific should what we are those who afflicted Warts and other ills and bemishes of the skin which hide reasonable than the m~ who scientific methods still knife and egonizng bods capabilities ty will show what talking about
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-26
NINE. TEN.


After prayers one by one settled his bill. Dr. Thralrs turn came. and he asked for his bill. The old farmer replied Well. pa'son. l charged the rest 25 cents; but. bein' as you prayed for us so good, l won't charge you but 2u cents" The brethren had the laugh on Dr. Thrall
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-26
sso sso.co-cAIIEoRNIA-sao m

One way econd-class colonist tickets will be sold daily during February and March at above rate from all main line coupon points on the Mobile and aio railroad. St. Louis to Meridian. inclusive. Ask your home agent or write John NJ. Beall, A. G. P. A.. St. Louis. for full in- formation. 2-l9-thu-su-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-26
ABE ULLMAN AND
 MRS. PHELTZ WIN
PUZZLE IN SERIES NO. 1 GUESSED BY ABE ULLMAN, AND IN NO. 2 MRS. PHELTZ WAS SUCCESS FUL.

Abe Ullman of Loyeman, Joseph & Loeb is the winner in the puzzle series No. l, and Mrs. William Pheltz, 1217 North Twenty first street is the winner in puzzle series No. ?.
 Following are the correct answers fo- series No. 1:
 No 1-w l.eel.
 No 2--Cross Trees
 No S-Gangway.
 No. 4-Deek.
 No. 5--Taekle
 No. 6-Hatchway.
 No. 7-Hold.
 No. s--Cabn.
 No. 9-Windlass.
 No 10-Sail
 The answers for series No. 9:
 No. 1-Stowers.
 No. 2-Saks.
 No. S--Norton.
 No. 4-Klotz
 No. 5-Marx.
 No. 6-Fox.
 No. 7-Mayberry.
 No. S-Cox Shoe company.
 No. 9-Jacobs.
 No. 10-Loveman, Joseph & Loeb.
 By far more interest was manifested in the contests last week than has yet been exhibited, owing, no doubt, to the series of local interest.
 More than 5000 answers were received by the Guess Editor. This Is equal al- most to one-fourth of the mall received by the Birmingham postoffce in one day. The drawing was conducted by E. J. Cover of the Stowers Furniture company. This week The Age-H erald presents as it's subjects, for series No. 1, the names of trees; as it's subject for series No. ?, the names of merchants of Birmingham who advertise in The Age Herald
 Address your answers to the Guess Editor. Please do not wire. telephone, or send them on postal card. Many of The Age-Herald's out of town readers send in their answers by special delivery and by wire. This Is unnecessary and a use less expense, as every answer has the same opportunity of winning, if it is cor rect whether it comes early or late. The Guess Editor would mildly request how ever, for about the fifth time. that con- testants send in their answers as early in the week as possible.
 The contest closes Saturday at noon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-26

This VlewG m Id ca of our Operating Room
 Tn multitude will fully has with leading aim Wo always use avoid the necessity duty will the most methods the most humane and successful of modern
The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-04-26

the Rhenlaatis Hynos Obesity Morbid
 have been bombaded with pills drenohed with drugs pou hisered burned Springs ded and squeezed and still have reason and relieve stirened joints,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-09

Mrs Williams. not expected to live.
Buck Neeley, serious
Albert Killer.
Ebert Derile. Little Red.
Walker Pollard. Little Red.
Two of the Pollard family, near Al
bion
Mrs. Hoverton and children. Pange-
burn, not expected to live.
Miss Barkenhousen. Little Red leg
broken and skull fractured.
Walter Fuller. Pangburn, leg broken.
Mrs Henry Wells, injured internally.
fatal
Unknown woman. Pangburn. both
Tom Houston. near Heber. both arms
broken.
Unknown man at Bradford
Bradford, which is on the Iron Mountain
road, was the first point heard from Sew
eral houses were blown down there and
one man was seriously injured. The tor
nado came from the west and had spent
its force by the time it reached Bradford.
It is feared the little town Of Hiram. with
q population Of l05. has been wiped off the
map It is near Heber and in the storm
track Nothing has been thus far heard
from it. It probably will be several days
by the tornado are known.
special to the Gazette from HeDer
IN the tornado which swept across this
section Tuesday night A. c. Williams,
ed He was 70 years old and lived with
his wife on one of the mountains south Of
this town His house was caught UP by
the wind and thrown down the mountain
side. he being killed and his wife badly
injured, and is not expected to live. A
white man named Houston living near
Williams. had both arms broken.
At Pangburn six residences were blown
down and flock of sheep and a number
Of cattle hogs and horses were killed
Buck Nelly of Searcy was in the storm
and caught under small tree which was
blown down. He is not seriously hurt
large church near Pangburn vas
blown half mile.
At Little Red. postoffice Albert Killer
Gilbert Derile. Walker Pollard Mrs. Pol
lard and Tom King lost their houses, barns
and other buildings
F-ortv-three residences and IS barns de-
stroyed and other Wreckage is the result
of damage reported up to o'clock last
night The tornado swept everything in
a path mile wide. At Pangburn Mrs.
Hoverton and one child We're badly hurt
and are not expected to live. Two of the
Pollards near Albion, We're badly hurt.
A number of others were hurt, but not
serious.