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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-09
EDUCATIONAL RESULTS.

In 1Sas nos q siasle common schod}
in The Philippine isl&aas outside et
Nanila: .o4av eFevE cf. Of =oR.a q
any size in the archipelaed has is
common school, and Increasing n2}t1a=
5es Of pupils. writes Waltz J. S4.=
lard in Hafpers WeehlF.
Gr5s7 Britain. aas. axe college stu
ael.5s. 10 q4eh ao.o4.H.. inhabitants: iis=r-
a.aH4 mas 81. THtIed state. has
.htn1een. of ~ n.aay as -reat Bz5a-z
as.t .Gefa.a4s eo}4bi2ad-
III -tasa=., y. = -. h.@A =. .4zlai,@..=
t.ea . In -ls-e3 sfaaes are s@a.s
e=,,4r, sjx ...aet JlIzve q Great -.
an. ah.le eae= =paaaeaaiaa .. "a i.1..-
- ...ssatxs is .isss 1haa ..asle f4ae=o..
sifeat Beisaia.
Between ~ aI4l #eef az tia=.s
f.e4s s9r 4eaf..5aal purposes in u
f'l5.e. stases a..sh6 sans
i4ase- a. 10 d,,.a,.aaas, f2f sisI-...-1
p4.lasss> n z'rauI Britain
The Cnitea states has e77.le4t el5-
ie4a s#.e.ss al.I izeg9 eotlese p.,-
Tess99s AM Instructors q E..as-
si..:187 as many professors and ias.@15cz-
ors as Great Bestatn's 2a540 ceae-e
students.
The JaRauesq government. il is an
aoaHcei. is abo.lf 70 employ a teae.lee.
at F'nsGsh f. each ii is middle
oser1H5eaf,= 81. rs ve Woufl say, -
grammar schools rumH=fias Go Il
ali. Preference i 10 u. siven -
sase4teeu o7er Eaelssh applicants
It's probably 81 :.e45Ifz. know
sha. ne United States spends anaHa /.
= in elementary education abou
eeo,e0-the ezacf t-4lres ~
19dg-1aal. &are aecordtn@ fe fhe re.
por, Of he United States commission.
er OF education. S226 az; &c. FGrupz
-pcnt during that same period ap,
proximately s24G.Goo.o00. The enroll
mont in The elementary schools oi
Europe is, however. in the neiehbor-
ho0a Of 45,o0oo9d. III the United
States 1t is not much more than l6.-
,ooo-althoueh it is es1imatea that
there We're in 1907, almost 90 2.oo0,o
children ot school going age in this
country. Our yearly expenditures per
pupil averages twenty-five dollars
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-09
TRADE CONDITIONS.

Ii must be apparent 10 any news
paper reader that the general busl
ness situation throughout the country
is improving, The annual 'midsunl-
mer dullnesSt has not only not lasted
so long as usual, but has not h"an so
marked. There are several reasons
for this: the. crop, promise in all lipes
is probably unprecedented in our his
tory: there has been no recent spec
ulative furry; buying in all lines
had during the winter been confined
largely to actual needs, and the banks
and business men OF the country have
refused TO be scared either al The
presidential CAMPAIGN or tho WORLD :
fair.
IL. IS all right, fer business Mon y
stop and think NOW aaa shaE. sd
figure on the future ia lho s}IEc.1
light that can he found. Bu1. in the
absence of specific causes lor tear
it is not very sensible 10 conjure UP
fictitious causes. Search high and low
and 3o,hin@ can ne found 10 warrant
the prediction Of hard times This fall
and winter The outlook is for a nor
NAL steady trade, With neither : re
turn of the speculative fever nor the
depression OF undue hesitancv.
In this city, trade for the summer
is good and prospects for fall trade
are bright. ManE business houses re-
port an increase in trade for the
summer months. and as for the
Graphic It's July business exceeded
that of any previous July within its
history This VIC may remark, paren-
thetically. shows that the people
still appreciate newspaper that pub
fishes the news impartiallly, tells the
truth without fear or favor, speaks
out on public questions and does not
fill its columns daily With buncombe
and soft soap.
One of the causes usually for dull
trade in the summer is the absence
of people at the summer resorts, rhe
Indifference of great many To the
payment Of small bills. and attend
ance al the worlds fair. The people
have the money 70 pay their bills,
which are allowed to accumulate
largely through carelessness. hut it
does not take many SO accounts 10
make s1oo; a few s1oo's soon make
$1,000 and pretty soon the, average
finds himself scraping the
bottom OF. his cash drawer and the
word goes around that times are
hard, # The people everywhere and
all the time will keep their little
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-09
why Bishops Make rim Laugh.

Marcel Provost. The French novel
list. is a favorite in the American col
onv of Paris.
Whenever see an English bish-
op, said ". Provost, At al American
dinner party, I laugh 70 myself, fos
the good mans stately presence re-
minds me. OF a terrible mishap thai
once befell me.
Il entertained certain bishop
Lass year al dinner My butler. an
elderly man, had abrousht in from i
friends house an inexperienced la.i
1e help him in the dining room aIfl
It seems that this lad, dufn- tbs lay
ing OF 5he cloth. annoyed tn baG.ee
herond endurance 'v;th q3est.a:..s =.
70 10 his ,h,ties.
FfaW shall bod he '@t.s9'
=Do 7 sal-se.ee7a y 1:sl74s,' - tn
riam ar he lett haHd s.ae . sHs
e1sesgs
-,Must the bishop II served t..-f
o. 9ycond2
50 - caaGaaj= 5#7aHs4.4aaiE. -
q Iasf fae impatient Hez}et said
s..sH Haa Aill 1aaE 80 10 vii i1e =
s.@HH a:.a.==1a AZ ,sis. sfsz
#ha@esee 5is .or2sti,. - '5Yz.:= :=itl$ 8
slasS Ets r-u41 f=aG1l o.es.aelf wipe
Ass rea.h with napkin.
Tia. - 4he butter ezs-scs i =
Ieae&j his assistant Ba ms &53sE@
man actually took zas fgrler .iec.ica.
femarl, rns a safians order. - son
IS dinner began. ]lo stationed aims =
behihd tie bishop. waited I'll bis
lordship had l.7inE and pll7 down nis
slass al then as deliberately as Is
NERVOUSNESS would permit. he oa4nc1
cut Iaree napkin aHd wiped H. iie-
aitiea o. seH1lema-2.s mouth
"Imagine M horror.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-09

1 will put you on al once. What did
quo get a the bugeher's%?
Six dollars and lily weeks meat :
returned the young man.
What id that aHoalt 80
About S.
let me see. said the r.o,sg3 fors
/ offered you more 10 cone hsse.
didn't I? Vel. III give yon 81 ana
81 worth Of baths weeAIy. Tha; x a
dollar more than YOU got at the ell
Blace. '-N.W Yorh Tribune.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-09
q ShrelVd Contractor.

$. ~ Jacobs. the Fleli,1, hfnenr-
u. is as modest as be is brilliant.
The thinas fhat people lauea at
..a=a in my stories he said % an
American. are nearly always shines
l have heard aHl joftea down They
are not original with ne
ON ther account. wherever go. /
Keep my ears open. and th's GET
hold Of many q good thing"
! got hoa Of good hing last
week in Margare was looking at a
butcher shops display when the
butcher came oar and said TO an Old
man:
iienry. want you,
.What do you wan19' the old man
asked.
Why. said the butcher. I'll give
YOU a shilling and joint of meat if
yeu1l lzih all The flies in my shop
al neht, said the old man, give
me the shilling trst and the meat
afterWard.'
The butcher handed out the shill-
ing The ola man asked for 4 stick
about a ward Ions. This was brought
"a him He eripped it firmly, went
10 the doorway and &aid;
NoW. turn en- ont. one at a
time. "-Portland Oregonan
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-09
Pittsbura Freight TONNAGE.

Pittsbure originates the largest
freight tonnage OF any city in the
world mere than New York. Chicagc
aud PhiladnlNhia.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-09
IT is FOR LADIES, TOO.
They Can Stop Their Hair Falling Our
With Hcrpicide.

Ladies Who have thin hair and whas,
hair is falling out, can prevent tie IA.
falling out. and thicken the grew3h. We
NeWbTo,s "Herpicde" I3eaiGo +! -
eide is one of the most aa~eoa}'e i. !;
dressings there is. terrcide NJ ~.
.eadruff germ that eats the :laI9 -. i.
The root. Alter the Sem IS ,ies.:a.s
the root Will shoot up. an? }1a
.a'.r as eyer. Even a san4o't
Et-ce any lady Tat N@N-bro's II w
= "a Indispensable t5:}et reou.si
80 tasns no oil or gceaeo. il ~ 70.
" dy- Sod lH lead:as ae3!g2.=
&C. in stamps tor sample g = i.
ne Co. Detroit, Mich.
For sale by L. Il. Coon 2lo Main.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-09
Voice ~

Prosperity - '#f.t vi5as.a many feans
aad distates, esd af.v4rsity is NOT With.
out comforts ana aopes.--l'raHc-s Ba-
con.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-09
Radiurn in River.

Sisnor FrancoI.ai et Spoleto. Italy,
asserts that tAe liulc CHtumno river
formerly yeneraled hE the Romans as
a holy stream c-''tas'ts 20 diun,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-09
Hawaiian Ouqar.

Tie sugar production Of Hawaii has
riee., n ter ye9' from 241 100000
tea I, s4o,0o0o
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-09

Scientists have discovered that
blonds never 20 crazy, whereupon an
exchange suggests that il is because
they are light headed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-09
O%(l

The meat strike has compelled
most communities 10 depend or
home-kiils.a heef-and the consumers
like it. Why not continue the habit =
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-09
DAS. w. ADAMS ........ President
GEO. II. ADAMS. Business Manager
FERNANDEZ MAY. Managing Editor


Entered at the Postofice at Pine
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1904-08-09

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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-20
SALE OF VALUABLE LAND.

BY authority of mortgage execu-
ted by d. r. Thompson and wife. 1.
F. Thompson, recorded in Book 142.
Page $50, of the records of the Regis
ter of Deeds for Wake county, / will.
on Monday. the 28th day Of Novem-
Der. 1904. m. at the courthouse door
of Wake county. Raleigh. N. c.. sell
to the highest bidder for cash a GER
tain tract Of land lying and being in
Wake county. State aforesaid. in Oak
Grove township, and described and
defined as follows, to-wit:
Beginning at stake in Shaw's land,
thence south degrees west. lao poles
to a stake, in path lower corner. thence
south 81 degrees; east, 62 poles to a
stake; thence north degrees east, 113
poles to a stake in Sorrell's line;
thence north rs degrees west. 1-5
poles to the creek. thence down the
creek 80 1-5 poles to Shaw's corner:
thence north 81 degrees west. 81 3-5
poles to the beginning, containing SO
acres more or less-a part of the
Fendal Beavers home tract.
JOHN M. CRENSHAW.
Wortgagee.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-20
Supreme Court Digests.
(RepOrted by JOS. L. Seawell)
Eames v Armstrong;. appellant. From


Games Armstrong. appellant. From
Rowan. Affirmed.
In an action to recover the pur-
chase price of land paid by plaintiff
and damages for breach of defendants
covenant that he was the owner of
the land, defendants motion to re-
move the cause TO the county in which
the land was situated, was properly
refused.
Redd, appellant, V. Cotton Mills. From
Rockingham. No error.
The courts are slow TO interpose
by injunction in the management of
business enterprises.
The sounding of q whistle for the
purpose of directing and regulating
work at factory is not a nuisance
per Sc, but may be enjoined when
there is sufficient evidence that it
does constitute a nuisance. In the
absence of such evidence the courts
will not interfere by injunction but
will leave the complainant to seek
his remedy by an action at law.
Oil Co, Appellant, V. Grocery Co.
From Forsyth Error.
Plaintiff, in an action for the recov-
cry of personal property or it's value,
if the property cannot be delivered,
is entitled to an alternative judgment,
viz, for the property itself or its
tiff in such case, it is error to render
judgment only for the return of the
property upon the ground that there
was no evidence as to its destruction,
and to retain the cause for ascertain
ment of the value of the property and
damages after return of execution.
Code Section 431; 90 N. c. 16S; 103
n. G.. 276; III n. g. Sc.
In an action for the recovery of
personal property or its value, an APP
peal lies from the judges setting
aside the verdict on the issue as to
the value of the property when such
ruling is made as matter of law and
not of discretion.
An appeal lies from the refusal of
judgment on a verdict.
Harrison V. w. U. Tel. Co., appellant
From Rowan. New trial.
A presumption of negligence arises
from failure TO promptly deliver a
telegram.
Where, in an action for damages for
mental anguish sustained by alleged
negligent failure to deliver a tele-
gram, there was no admission as to
the relationship between the parties
it is error to charge the jury that
they may assume mental anguish from
the relationship between plaintiff and
the person to whose death the belated
message referred.
Presumption of mental anguish does
not arise from failure to promptly de-
liver telegram announcing the death
of the sendee's stepson. Damages
may be recovered for mental anguish
actually sustained in such case, but
it is a matter of proof and not of pre-
sumption. Rule in Cashion's case, 128
n. c.. 267 and Bright's case, 1872 n. c..
BIT, cited and approved.
Wingate, appellant, V. Parker. From
Rowan. No error.
The Constitution of North Carolina
requires no equation between a NUM-
cipal property and poll tax. Such
equation prescribed in town charter
will be enforced as d legislative re-
stritcion but not as constitutional
requirement. Jones v. Commission
ers, 1O7 n. c, 248 approved.
Section /, Article V. of the Consti-
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-20
CHICKA SAN,
ILOVE YOU"
BY FRED -. WARREN.

sert. You do not look prosaic one
bit"
And Bergere looked-well she
didn't look at me like q nun. AND
then | was absolutely forgotten. she
closed her eyes, sank among the cush-
ions and then she sang.
1t was unexpected but it was Ber'
gere. She crooned a sweet song and
marveled at her versatility:
My bed is like a little boat,
Nurse puts me in when / embark,
She wraps me in my sailor coat
And starts me in the dark
you remember it--Stevenson's
cradle song?" And when she finished
it l felt just as / did the other night
when the curtain rang down on "His
Japanese Wife"-to speak was tt
spoil.
"Marecca-my tea Bergere was
alert, her almost bass voice just at that
moment was not the voice Of the
cradle song.
Sometimes an uncomfortable and
unaccountable desire comes over me
to seeng-and / seeng. Why not?
she said.
/ knew l ought TO go but somehow
that radiant, fluttering, strenuous crea-
ture held me and while there We're a
hundred questions II had thought
would ask her. l had not asked one
and / was still wondering.
A magnetic woman is JOY forever.
She may be exasperating at times, but
interesting always. She might wound
you with q word and win you with a
glance. She might ignore you and in
a moment you forget. Such is Ber-
gere-with the dash of the Partisan,
the warmth and feeling of the artist,
the mind of a cultured woman, the al
Turing ways of a real woman, as
regard women.
Naughty and good and deviiish and
demure, all at once-that's the vivid
Valerie of the kimonos and the in
cense and the BUllee-Boy. In her
presence you dream of miles upon
miles of green fields dotted with clust-
ers of Ophir roses; where one dreams
and Donders and in the quaint patois
you hear her say:
80 Chicka San, I love you"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-20
PUTTING 1T STRONG.
But Doesn't it Look Reasonable?

This may read as though we were
putting it a little strong, because it is
generally thought by the majority of
people that Dyspepsia in it's chronic
form is incurable or practically so.
But we have long since shown that
Dyspepsia is durable, nor is it such a
difficult matter as at first appears.
The trouble with Dyspepsia is that
they are continually dieting, starving
themselves. or going to opposite ex-
treme or else deluging the already
overburdened stomach with "bitters, .
''after-dinner pills. etc, which in
variably increase the difficulty even if
in some cases they do give a slight,
temporary relief. Such treatment of
the stomach simply makes matters
worse. What the stomach wants is a
rest. Now, how can the stomach be-
come rested, recuperated and at the
same time the body nourished and
sustained.
This is a great secret and this is also
the secret Of the uniform success of
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. This is
comparatively new remedy, but it's
success and popularity leave 40 doubt
Us to its merit.
The Tablets will digest the food any
way regardless Of condition of ston-
ach.
The sufferer from dyspepsia, a.
cording to directions, is to eat an
abundance of good, wholesome food
and use the tablets before and after
each meal, and the result viii be that
the food viii be Gigested no matter
how bad your Dyspepsia may be, be-
cause as before stated. the tablets viii
digest the food even if the stomach is
wholly Inactive TO illustrate our
meaning plainly, if you take 1900
grains Of meat, eggs or ordinary food
and place it in temperature of SO de-
grees, and put with it one of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Tablets it will digest the
meat or eggs almost rs perfectly as
if the meat was enclosed within the
stomach.
The stomach may be ever SO weak
yet these tablets Will perform the
work of digestinon and the body and
brain will he properly nourished. and
at the same time q radical, lasting
cure of Dyspepsia will be made, be-
cause the much abused stomach will
be given, to some extent, a much need
Ell rest. Your druggist will tell you
that of all the many remedies adver-
tised to cure Dyspepsia none of them
have given SO complete and general
ssttisfa ctior rs Stuart's Dyspepsia Tab
lets, ana not least lii Importance in
these hard times is the fact that they
are also the cheapest and give the
most good for the least money.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-20
1O-26-tds
Administrators Notice.

Having qualified as administrator
d. B. n. of =. +. Cheatham. deceased,
late of Wake County, N. c.
This is to notify all persons having
claims against the estate of said de-
ceased to exhibit them to the under
signed, on or before the 9th day OF
September, 1905, or this notice will
be plead in bar of their recovery
All persons indebted to said estate will
please make immediate payment this
9th day Of September, A. D., 1904.
A. A. HICKS,
Administrator A. B. N. Estate of 3. F.
Cheatham, deceased, Oxford, N. c.
10-1-1 avs w
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-20

Nothing warns up the congregation
like cold facts from the pulpit.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-20

A Guaranteed Cure For Piles.
Itching. Blind, Bleeding or Protrud.
Piles. Your druggist will refund
money if PaZo Ointment fails to cure
you in 6 10 IA DAYS. soc.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-20

A wise man is one who thinks as
you do and a fool is one who dOesn L.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-11-20
BLANKETS1G
=.

On our Blue Grass
Ranch in the Allegheny
Mountains, near our mill,
we are raising some OF
the finest sheep grown
i'm the world and from
the wool of these sheer
we are maxine Lams-
down Blankets, which are
so beautiful and good
that we are using them
to advertise our business
by selling them at II
very low price. Ask your
dealer for LamsdoWn
Blankets. II he does not
have them, we will, TO
introduce them, sell
direct from the mill.
charges prepaid. at the
following prices per pair.
size GOx78, $500: 7OxS0.
$3.50; S0X90, $1,000.
Such blankets would
retail in New York for
$500 to $500 per pair.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-14
qritnCulnuntu.
/ Sirfc.

Slagsmnnl I Strfc. i YreSbpte'
rinnerfirfen / Sill Soa, en- Soritob iii
Eittsburg opltoo Sstbag Gftermib.
Dag Den 5tc Suni ct SIassmool mel.
lem Toitor SanureI =. Nsoutgomerp
% eloer Z. Seatb, ioo belle Nenia.
beoen ioa pon. @loer Sertb, iom til.
hsrer Nenigbeoen % or Seoer Tor
air~feforet. tulote Treiteu Ell Ssgner.
Rreiten triteSc meo Soonoen. %
Seutbs Wtuber iegtc at taIe DC Itri.
oenbe tiIrettc; me- Ben f~orbitrebe
Ereit ienotc heiioe neboper 5roppcrt
% ilos iii Seatb | Nunbcu. ian fire
Spnber iaIbt no. hnorpaa ban logoe
bam / @ulpct. Seatb boppeoe op %
ilsi paa Treiten; men oenne rep iia
les ira BAN % gap BAN CT SIag /
5iuoineet. iaa ban Dat iom ell Stof.
greiten bopSe ON eftermiboagcn prr.
fet ON "1upios 5reoiommelisheo"
eloer Sentb anlaabe iibef Gag moo
Vreiteu for SperiaIo, oa Den Soc
Sum- blcn Soaeu benpilt III 8rano-
iiruet. ioct gait. Moutaomerp it'll.
.looe aoiiiiou Tor $500.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-14
ltnrn pukntn.
Sutrl Socutab / 8rorb 5nrt

Sotcl Soeotab / @ranS 1orfs ram.
mebcS iiSitc SrrSbagS Morgen after
a on rNocbrdrS, Jon giorhe SfaSu
icr 81 1000 o. latte Sfrpf / Here Sint.
tUcSr @iriter. @pelrS @rarSmarS.
fab aioroe goSt NrbeiSc, oa peS Strip
Al y rSIerrinacr / @paninlen par
mart NGCn iluffet. SotelctS Scrret.
nina nil life hinSrc2.
Sopuliit'a unucntiuu. 8iQiom 8.
StnnSiih, iom folocr iig 6ormano
FOR Bartlett, iom tror poo ofientIia
G]ienhomHrct, bar i~ammertfalot cit
StatSfoupCuiion I'll at WeSe / @rano
TorfS Ncn 2SNc ,Euni Tor at ppIQc
II SClcl0tcr iii eli Acknowledgement.
tlon, iom itnl bolocS i Sprinaiicl6.
<u.. Sen ihe %lili FOR at pchtaac en-
Elatiorm oN uomiucrc Aaubi0uter
iii Grriibcut % &icc.E rriiocut
Smublib opiorbrcr ole. ION tror pao
,Snitlatiu ~ R~ciercnbum" 9alg al
TorbuuoHicnatorcr pco Tolfcoiitcm.
nina .. !. y, til at us6c / line rcipcf.
tluc Gountpcr Sen 2lbe Muri FOR at
prIQc Celcaoter hi StatSfonpcntio.
ncn / Srouh SorfS.
TN Sfolcbn. - &orifc 9lltEVrduerc
JtiuuucNc it0itc SrShaQ / en- &onie.
rcu@ i @o1pctou at bnSac Ct Seuiror
ser Miciohlitcmc tar dllcreNc et llni
otrijtetCt scr. Smten ifal mart busIc
en- StICtcc SdooI" "a &eaicrtWcr
gu ErNiamrifoic, iaa @abpetou oil
iUart ina IRE hsjcve @rrearitaltcr
Siecuir for GrprriSfuuturcr. q
TtrCuerc Stotcrs HtJierins bar / cen
'N>cya,c Net ! Elr5c, iom bceurSte
l>ir llSc. onIoBt So1 mco Great
&'Citcru Grprcisfompari FOR at tuinle
at til al ,lRe no @rGnbep;r$ Stceuie
ior brcrt GrpreiStout3r / Stateu.
aomgariCt trdu$pcrCrer @run&oin
Is :. Z" til ole NctS acntcrer paa
goo" Narru. Yafferrr cr merfe>c
meN uol!c @olitaNr, mtll 9aentcrrc
,ccsrcr tenn II, huCuiomGrlit. Scr fan
bctdle Tor Srln. Gcriom Rclierirecn
riuScr Ssrre Saa nil andre Grpwis,
fonpauicr o9iaa bIUc isste "a Eta.
ten pii % irraife Fem Tor SpertrrSeiie
al StattuS Yrchibricns!co.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-06-14
M1tsrnnTt,t.

6. W. CARING o. 6. 6. Murpbp
fra Sactiort 0tia. tom iorIeOen Tug
paa inie 8iepcIer til Menomoiiie
Ie ifal ioretase en- Sltr 9iernrem al(e
~llnioneliS Sfoter , % De ifaI iulSfsre
Reiien ! is MaoateSer icr at pirbc
5000. De bill reiie 10000 Ml og
~begpnbte Suren bett 2Sen Iai.
Waltct brGmoer. 81. GBerlod &
Cos Maltbus / @ilpaufce leo iibltc
Sirsbag SfaSc for $4,000 oeo Sloe.
brnfro. Ter br0note 10000 gnibels
0solt. ION pRrbiattes til $4,000.
Iabet or fltlbt b9ffet peS gsiurance.
SlSer opItco beo Selpant9noelie |
Dtalfmrnmmet. 6Isre nRriiagenSe
gpsirtnser blep ogiao ~6eifaSiget.
stOr ltlsffr aipcnSt. Sire tore
"Serlrbmletorpeeoer" fanbtes iiNltc
llge / S~patnerne paa ct S~lpSninis.
ItpfYe blonSt 6iaerne / Tor 1iper ga.
TER Cos Bapipus(le / alppleton. Ian
hotot netop pad al fate Siaerne inS i
Splssiinasmnifirer, ga "SorpaScer.
ne" blep ccboset. Ieriom 6e bar forn.
ne mo | Niaifhten pilce alt Maifire.
ri oa belle gO8nin9er bore bleoan
soelast % maaite flere Menreifer
orGbt. To Serrtte Wsae life er nreb |
Streitet @aatases Get at "SorpeSo.
erie" t'lialhigpis er folune Ger.
Ssoc iom Sslge Of Sercnaoen. -
gtrs. 8illiam 4sieiin / ga Grosie.
ionl babOe oGret sift / fire Tiger o. bar
retop fornnen hiem ira i'm 9rpaupS.
retle, oeoe iorIeeen Tag al Sjerreie.
Der, Iom pouisrtes benSe al Sen me.
item no'looelige SerenaSe. eler iom
oct faloeS "Gbuttpari~, iom Otr. OIL
Mrs. aSieIir$ 0emier cppurteSe mes.
Ge bolot paa / tire baae. Siere 8ir.
SitSrilSer bleo fnuite meS Sten. iom
De faiteee moo Suiet, ior6i Wr. aSie.
lin life billie gipe 6em 9e1isc til en-
GifagGe. timber SerenaSen bleu gS-
'eltns Ssiter ipg o. bsSe, o. ser bolo.
res Si8fslge / SioeppreIiet; Sctte pua.
'trnoeoe Ogioa Mrs. aSielinS TsS.
Slir par CT ~Tarnteriente ira 9itronS,
O. beroes Ram bar Iarp Seiiere.