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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-06-23
FOREIGN Affairs.

The British force at Gyantzi, Tibet,
repulsed an attack of 1,1OO Tibetans.
The Reichstag voted for woman suf-
frage in the selection Of courts of arbi-
tration.
Great Britain, France and Russia de-
cided to urge the Porte to stop the
Armenian atrocities.
The Japanese began the attack on
Port Arthur, according to dispatch
from Chefu, and Chinese refugees at
Chefu reported four days fighting near
Port Arthur before they left.
General Kuropatkin reported an en-
gagement on June at Saimatze, In
which his loss was over 100.
There is an unconflrmed rumor in
st. Petersburg that great naval bat
tie has taken place off Port Arthur,
in which the Russians lost two and
the Japanese four battleships.
Manuel Quintana was elected Presi-
dent of Argentina and Jose Pardo OF
Peru.
Five persons were drowned by the
sinking of the steamer Canada in
collision with the collier Cape Breton
near Sorel, in the st. Lawrence river.
]. w. S. Langerman, Moroccan
commissioner for the st. Louis Ex-
position, returned from the camp of
Raisuli, the bandit chief, where he
found Ion Perdicar!s hopeful Of re-
lease.
Carsten Borchgrevink, the Antarc-
tic explorer, declares it likely that a
peopled continent is at the South
Pole.
A letter from Ion Perdicaris, writ
ten from the camp Of Raisuli, the
Moroccan bandit, was received by a
friend in London.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-06-23
Some Russian BIunders.

General Kuroki's Headquarters in the
Field, Via Fusal, By Cable.-General
Kuorpatkin is assembling forces at Hal
Cheng. A great battle is expected
within a month. The Russians again, in
their attempt to relieve Port Arthur,
were permitted to select their own bat
tleground, and again they greatly mis-
Judged the japanese numbers and the
disposition Of their forces, and again
were ut-generaled.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-06-23
Washington Happenings.

The Honorary Board Of Filipino
Commissioners, numbering about so,
arrived in Washington.
Speaker Cannon, Representative Hit
and Senator Dryden discussed politics
with the President at luncheon at the
White House.
Records compiled by Gen. Marcus
]. Wright give 4 acknowledgements.
II major-gen&als and 81 brigadier-
as still surviving.
An Agricultural Department report
on PLANT Diseases in 1903" shows the
nature and extent Of damage done
growing crops.
The honorary board Of the Filipino
commissioners spent the day on the
dispatch boat Dolphin and visited
Washington's Tomb.
The attorneys for Paymaster Biscoe
in their appeal to Secretary Moody
against the action Of Admiral Evans
in court-martial proceedings against
the former severely criticise the Ad-
miral.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-06-23
In the North.

IN the North.
The cost Of the various strikes in
Colorado during the last 16 months is
estimated at $50, 3,036,000
Capt. F. S. Wild was found dying
from a bullet wound at Fort Mcdowell,
near San Francisco.
Postmaster General H. C. Payne
was too i'll to preside at the meeting
Of the Republican National Committee,
which began in Chicago.
Governor Pennypacker, Of Pennsyl-
vania, appointed Attorney-General
Philander C. Knox to fill out the unex-
pired term of Senator Quay.
Hon. John P. Poe was given the de,
gree Of doctor of laws and Rev. James
H. Eccleston the degree Of doctor OF
divinity by the trustees of Princeton
University.
George ]. Gould and ex-Mayor Thom-
as G. Hayes testified in Brooklyn, N.
Y, in the SUIT Of Morris C. Menges for
81, 900, 900 for services in connection
with the Western Maryland railroad
deal.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-06-23
NEWS THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY
Paragraphs of Minor Importance
Gathered From Many Sources.
Through the South.

through the South.
John Mcmillan, an old soldier, was
drugged and robbed at Norfolk.
Judge H. G. Turner, for many years
a Congressman from Georgia, died in
Raleigh, N. C.
Hon. Henry Watterson made the
address at the cornerstone laying OF
the Tennessee Monument.
James Agner, of Roanoke, had his
eye cut out by someone unknown
who attacked him in the dark.
Lieut.-Gen. Stephen D. Lee was
elected commander-in-chief Of the
United Confederate Veterans at Nash.
vile, Tenn.
At West Virginia University ser
vice was neld in memory of three
members of the faculty who recently
died.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-06-23
Entire Regiment Went Down.

st. Petersburg, BY Cable.-A dispatch
from Mukden says that according to
trustworthy advices received there an
entire infantry regiment, with its COM
mander, was sunk in the transports
Hitachi and Sado. The same dispatch
says that according to Chinese state
ments attacks made by the Japanese on
Port Arthur have been repulsed with
heavy losses.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-06-23
Tie Charm Of the
Mushy Blonde
BY Nixola Gree1ey.Smith

III
many admire Of which other
Il Of contemptuouy
u n the complexion
the of
yAk n h
s. WV II of intensity?
u light ballroom
,tnguishes eyebrows and her
have coo-inc a rain-washcd
a yacht
which
muy blondes not difficult fathom She
She his words and waits expecant for his reply her
revealed
or another riddle
capital
makes Who would
difference between bull
things hat he her?-New
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-06-23
Three Killed.

Bryantsville, Ind, Special-Three
men are dead and two wounded, one
fatally, as the result Of a pistol fight
on the streets of this village. The dead
are James and Charles Rout and Milton
Tow. James Tow is fatally wounded
and Frank Tow is badly hurt. The
fight was the elimination Of fued be-
TWEEN the Rout and Tow families.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-06-23
EIoped from Bedford City.

Roanoke, Special.-Miss Clara Trent,
well-known young lady Of Bedford
county, eloped to Bristol with Mr.. Jack
Hatcher, of Vinton, the couple bent On
matrimony. There was no particular
objection to the marriage, but the
elopement was prompted by spirit of
romance.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-06-23
Miscellaneous Hoinqs.

Admiral Sigsbee cables that all
ports in Santo Domingo are again open
and the revolution Is ended.
The Japanese occupied the important
post of Sin Yea, Manchuria, driving out
the Russians after severe fight.
A staff correspondent Of The Sun,
writing from st. Louis, describes some
OF the chief wonders Of the Fair.
The Hosiery men were in convention
at Charlotte, N. c., last week.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-06-23
Neqro Girl a Murderess.

Montgomery, Ala, Special.-News
was received here of the killing Of Mrs
Halliday, a white woman, by Addie
Smith, a negro girl, at Loachapoka, las
night. The slayer was caught at Nota'
sulga, small town near Montgomery
A large crowd soon gathered and fear
ing violence, the sheriff of Lee county
took the negress to Tuskegee for safe
keeping. The girl acknowledges kill
ing Mrs. Halliday. Particulars are lack
ing.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-06-23
New Y07k Editor Gets a Solid Dele
CATION From That State
DELEGATES TO VOTE AS A UNIT
Lawrence 3. Stringer, Of Lincoln,
Was Named for Governor-Mayor
Carter H. Harrison, of Chicago,
Was Unseated as a Delegate.

Springfield, ILL.,, Special.-The Demo-
cratic State convention nominated
Lawrence B. Stringer, of Lincoln, for
Governor and instructed the delegate
to the st. Louis convention to vote as a
unit for William R. Hearst for the
presidential nomination. The conven-
ton was controlled by John P. Hop
kins, former mayor Of Chicago, and
now chairman of the State central
committee. Mr.. Hearst's campaign man
ayers who attempted to ride into power
by the aid of his name, received no
consideration whatever from the con-
vention. The Harrison party, which
came solely from Chicago, and was
pledged to the support Of Congressman
James R. Williams, was routed COM
pletely. Mayor Carter H. Harrison was
rnseated as delegate and took train
for home without going near the con-
vention. Both his faction and the
Hearst party were as nothing compared
to the strength and skilful management
o. the convention exhibited by Hop
kins.
Clayton E. Crafts, of Chicago, read
the report of the committee on reso-
lutions. He was frequently iterrupted
by boots and jeers and insinuating
questions were hurled at him in pro-
fusion. The resolution providing for
rhe endorsement of Mr.. Hearst was not
made a part Of the report Of the COM
mittee on resolutions, but was submit
ted to the convention as separate
matter! The original resolution pro-
vided, practically that the Illinois dele
cation should vote for Hearst unless 1t
was convenient to vote for somebody
else. A substitute, offered by Clarence
s. Darrow, pledging the delegates to
Hearst as long as his name is before
the convention was then adopted by
vote Of 936 to 395.
Following are the announcements OF
the platform upon national questions:
I'VE demand that all departments of
government recognize and act upon the
doctrine that the constitution follows
the flag in Porto Rico and the Philip
zine Islands, or elese that they are free
and independent, so that the true glory
Of our country shall not be tarnished
by the exercise of the despotic power,
of denying to helpless people re-
publican form Of government. We
favor the election Of United States
Senator's by direct vote Of the people.
We point to the growth Of trusts and
monopolies as one Of the evil results OF
the ascendency of the Republican party
1T Washington. BY the present tariff
law and in numerous ways special
privileges and undue favors have been
extended by a Republican Congress and
n Republican President to favored
classes and huge corporations. The
older trusts have all been strengthened
and new trusts, too numerous to men
ton, have been erected since the gov
ernment passed into the hands OF the
Republican party in 1896.
1--WE submit that the Republican
party, itself, controlled by trusts, can
not safely be relied on the curb the
trusts, and we demand that the gov
eminent be taken out Of the hands OF
the friends of monopoly and restored to
the untrammeled representatives OF
the people"
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-06-23
Nonsense About Society
By the Editor of Golfers Weekly


TX ~ usually distinguished by capital from other
mi This fashionable society safe
AN regarded
N M having palpabe hit We that is to
credit that reces in the most exaggerated
be
society London and other foreign
capitals leading social marked by special culture
addicted selection
small
society ought be- and places
different What called society
higher
1t
enough thousand families
quality
intelligence above ordinary level Its conspicuous abes
without
and the much above the
opportunities for better things great but
should have its due.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-06-23
On Owning Good Books
BY Harry Thurston Peck

of aesthetic thought English
speaking Ruskn strong advocate of owning good
books had pernicous
doubt but that is the
with the accumulation of cheap
of liter
cheap takes is the novel,
c.l the
of fiction good recreation but
a recreation it takes out OF ones self
iang the taste
sunshning healthy fiction which is
relaxation holiday but should be taken
that diet be not continued too long.
library when youth still with YOU but begin one
yourself with such friends good
Cas
Tmod
crowded streets Let books
qualities which
youth old will be crowned with friend
ship which last
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-06-23
Foresees q Yellow Peril
Present Conflict Might Lead China Agains
the Ang1o-Saxon -. -. -. .. -
By Fraak G. Martin

prophetic the
: !
Central
and whose dramas pesonae will embrace the and
navies of the mighiest nations of the EARTH Sooner later
the AngoSaxon Sav grapple
in the struggle between anipoda
civilization AngloSaXonfor
who doubts AngoSaxon will the bay
problems
J yellow pel-a
hos
undoubtedly
British attempting footod in
the Persian Gulf When inevitable
in Asah will be local conflict but universal epic of battle
triumph the
entering China peopled with whole
by Western models
realization of
and employing she will have taught
Tinour
th Slav forced by the yellow peril
Europe?
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-06-23

Robert S. Freeman died from the ef-
fects OF chloroform in a Norfolk hos.
pital.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08
SapanS SnobDggerantaf.

Sfslae oct tpife SibSifrift "SIt'
diier" rbaioroe Sapons Solfem9ug'
Sc beo itSite Solfetpaiug for ire gar
iiSen nGiten AZ Iidioner. Seri er
m~eoreauet Snbbpggerne paa Sorrno.
IA % 8escaSores. gerne. IntoIIet al
ltoIGnbiuger nogiorbe life flIbt a..
600, booraf noer Salpparten bar Si.
ueIere. af GnaI9nbere rar ser g.
100, az Inlerifanere 1000 og al
Spifere 600.
8 Sapan iinSes Ser fin s fore
Spcr meo oper 1O0, 600 SnSbpgsere,
nerrlig !Sopeoitaben Sofio meb ~
Miaion. Siafo meb 100000, aioto
mcS $4,000, Ropopa nreo 100000,
acbe meS 100000, Yofobama meo
200. 1000 % 9agaiofi nteb noact oper
100000. : Sc iiSIte iefs Gor, eftcr
ben rpe boraerlige Sops Sraittre.
Sen, er antoIlet al inogouebe segte-
ifaber tiItnaet betpoelig. meoens PIN.
toaet al SfiIsmtSier er nftaget.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08
st originate Club.

s en- 2anosbD | oct norbIige Sol.
item Dor, ifsIae "Slensborg @piS", en-
%enrn1el Manb, Iom / 1854 beltog |
Srigen pon oortf SIDE cg | en- az
Srpfninserne fit en- altgle tpers
iaiennem fie lige u%mtbbeIbart unoer
ben bsire 2i,ngc. <glen efterlob
en- meget flor Saorfaual, iom life
pilbe Iitffes igiert, bporfor Ser bIep
mbragt ct tenmeIig blot Sslprsr
igiernem Wanoen.
Sorleoen forn ocn garnle &rtger |
9isflisfion me6 en- fortriulta Sfptte,
Ser Dor paa ggncn. Nogle andre
Solf fom til. % ser bleo ct gGbSe.
maal no at oct, gaaeroe no poa, at
Sfptten ifitIoe rarnne Centrum / Ell
Sfiue peo at ifpbe &1tgleu giemem
Ben gonle 8rigers SslnfanaI. ltoen
at blinfe blottebe Rrigsmonben fig til
9plteiteoet, Sfptten fog Sigte, ienb.
te &itelen igiennen Dam og BEN poa
Sfipen bbor Den ganife bit rornte
liae beb Chen al Centrum. Wcn BET
bar Dog en- iao roif BrGitntion, at De
TO optrGoerroe fit iie ct Sitrra al I'll.
iflterne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08
Farmer. Hasef og Hayen
Gm fri Toitlcprrims paa annSet.

5or noeIe Tiger fiben por pi beoi
ON at ipare pnn Spsrgsmaalct ON.
bpoo bet minbite gntaI Boitiaser er,
iom ntaa isres paa en- Rute, for at Den
life ifaI opbGpes,
8i ifrep til fierbe osiiiterenbe 8e.
neral oitmeiter | @aibington, 8.
6. og bar ira BAN fact feIeenoe
Spar:
The Department has fixed no specific
amount of mail to be handled by.a ruraI
carrier in order to continue the service
1t is expected, however, that the route be
patronised TO such an extent as will
insure its success.
9ette er ganife ! SperensitemmeIic
meb, bpao ni uotalte iom Dor Wening
ON benne Sag og er, bpao pi rinelist
fitnbe perte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08
Gilfreos.
aGscns Sirlper | ct farlist SilfGlSc,

S9eer, icn bebanoler ct farligt
SiliGlSc priier Ssben, iom bialp
bans lille 4atient.
Seq bar en- Siitorie at fortple,
ON foao Grape Shuts eioroe og emo.
mi gisr for nit @arr, en- iianobeo
forrnberIig Siitorie, iom ipnes mo-
item irtrolig, men iom er en- obiolitt
SanSbeb.
3 Morts TO Nor iiben blep min
~ireoars aarnle 9atter angreben al
SltberfitlciiS | set beire Softeleo. &i
coerIpS bcnSe I'll en- SpcciaIiit til
9ebonbIinq. San iaeoe os, at bort
eneitc Sorb ON at rebSe Soften bar,
peb sibcn al bans firursiife 9rbano.
ling, at brqoe op benbes SpItem meo
ao6 n9rcn0c Rab for at eisre aoot,
riat BLOB. Ben, .MfitifGer oa Sebnte,
Tom efterbuouoen nitbe lrge Spg-
oontmen.
Dette htrtes let, men bite fig at
bore ct r~nnifeIiat Silf9loc, ba Der
por iao mango Seoeoarer a~nbeiuleSe,
Tom life befom henbe. eGler iom bun
life life % Serfcr life pifoe ipiie.
3 ct o0 ct bnlpt gar par oct ido
oiSt bun boISt fig, inbtil enoeIig
8ropc NntS blep prSpet, iom bun
Iifte fra @capnoeIicn at, % | to
TooncScr Iagoc biin poa fig TO GinS
| Ieat, mems bun | be Is forcgaa'
enoe IuoncSer bapSe aftaget gegt.
Sfient bun mi init fommer iig al
ct ilenrt Inqreb al &isbpite. Tom bun
bar bGrct 5Iaget al / tire RaancSer,
bar bun itaSia tiltaget | Segt, pofser
bent, % benbes fiiISfomue Serbre'
SeIic er bonbefulb 90 lcpcnoe. OF hi
penter tiuib&fihbt pnn fiIb Sufies.
Gor 9rac aIGber iig ooer Dc hitr'
tiae ErenffriSt. bim eisr, og baaoe
bun og ri or mere etb tnfremmeIise,
forbi ri prspeoe 8rape Shuts"
GeSfrincren of oette @reo er Brett
for en- @cniaheS @orrnsoiac,
Ohio. %oouct aibet az 9citiim Co.,
Battle Greet. Wih.
Suicnber al oGger ~fcrcffriper MI
Grape Shuts | ale 9iIfrISe. boor
Stprfe bcutrs fra 5soe. Der er en-
@rlu6~.
&c / bpcr gaffe eiter bcn beficno-
te lille @oa "Sbe 8oab TO @eIlpiue".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08
Sporior Sprpiloeoe gaar
Wtna.

Get or noget, iom or aImiu6elig
befierbt at Soil, bpem man sioer ct
9irS for Sinere, cher iom iorpiISer
iis | INF Saasc eDer Suefoa. life be-
pGser Tia | ret Siuie. men iteSie ! en-
Rine. 6Gnomenrt ifpISeS Den On.
itruoiabeS. at Wenneifcts Sen life
er Iiee LANCE. Msco oet Iansere Sen
sisres ser itbcuiSit ct 'tsrre Sfriot,
OF Serpeo. at a~TpiseIien life opfattes
al Siet, fcmmer man iii at eaa til
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08

al og 2in0icrne i9ttes cber | er
@rpoe meo 1 apart aisofroit os /
Vint yano - eler | ManaeI al
ajsofrdft 3 EintS Barb o. el
SaiirbprbIao, "a .Ibeife bib Eeber,
en- Sbefte SoIt, os Iaber bet fose, til
Sinoierne er S4nere, omtrent 2 81.
mer. Oct presses igiennem ct 9sr.
flag % bRIbes oerpaa op | @rpoen
igien. en- Spiieife Smer og en-
Spiieife MeI gnibes iammen, bette
baoes op ! Snppen, % man rsrer |
Den, til ben foyer, iaa bar man en-
bolp SEQ l. iom er reuet paa ct Mip.
jern, laber bet foge ct Miniit og
bGIber bet ioa OBJ | Serrinen, %
itrsr iaa en- Spiieife finboffet Ser.
file oper Snppen.
Snppe % Ganncb Gprn.
: 5 en- Double Boiler" bar man en-
aanoe Corn, 1 apart Welt, en- Spi.
'eife Ssgiaft, 3 belle Nelifer, en- Che.
Ifc Salt, u Gbeife Feber. Won la.
Der 9anbet | Dem bore 8rpbe fose 10
Wimiter, oa bar maj 2 SpiieIfeer
Smsr, iom err eneoet iartmen meb
3 Spiieifeer MeI np I Srppen pg Ia.
Der bet foee 8 Rinuter IRtger,
filler iaa Sitppen eiennem ct eroot
bar ben op / 8rpoen
igien for at bIipe iaa BARN Tom mn.
liz og ipiier ben iaa meb Graders
til, iom bor itoact / gageropnen
utcb Gsren aaber, til be er ristis
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08
Opererer fig feIp.

Or. George ~. Sarman / Sopon.
nab, 8a., foretog forIeoen en- farIio
Operation paa fig ielp. Sor en- Wda.
iteo lioen iaareoe ban Jig / Den nebre
Del al aniigtet meb ct Snitrument,
oa ban opererebe en- gottent poo
SoipitaIet. San imurte ita meo Ct
anttieptiif 8raparat % tpnfte life
mere paa Singen. Ren ON uoale
0age beepnote Ssbfiso at oiie fla
I Den enc al Mitnbpigerne; oct no,
breote iig fort % polbte mteger
Smerte. Gen enc Sibe al aniiatei
bopnebe op % fit 8lGffer; bet bpirt
Die llffebe fig. gnbre 2peer fom
til Dam, og ban beifrep @iftens On
iisgriben for benz. Get er be6lt al
itiffe en- anip inb," iagbe bon; men
bans &amerater aniua set for reii.
fabelt, % Gr. Sarman beIfutteoe bu
at gjere bet ielp. l1bmattet pg of.
frpftet al Srnerte, BAD ban lin lie.
rter at brtnse bam bisie Snltrumen.
Ter fra aontpret. Sieneren fog ban,
ira Sengen % bolbt bam foran ct
Spell. Or. barman itaf 2ancetten
ino / Wrnben og fsrte ben opooer
nGiten til giet. aisbet blep lssnet
fra ainbbenet, iaa Der opitoo en-
aobning. Smerten CAB fig Itror,
og 9oftoren er itabig blepen beore.
San frpgteoe Ipttge for, at 8tften
filnSe trpnse iia ino t St,Iinsen
timber Eiet og foro9rpe @%lobfarrene
% Nerpcit, iom itoar / JprbinbeIie
bermeb. sfebe set, iaa pibite ban,
at ban fun bilbe Iepe | nogle elmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08

Saar Snling. Yrominente WPttS
Ct. Suuis fom til Oct oemofrotiife Yri.
nipruols for at itertme, men fit Grp8l
al "Snoianere" % maatte fortr%fte.
Bcliti itoo pg iaa paa uSet at gribc
ino. GIN bar en- 8~ranbiurp / ct.
2ouis uotaIt 8abel ODER @uuernsr
3oferp, fcroi ban bruger 8olitiitpr'
fen iom en- poIitiif Naifine. Den bar
iat ~ 4cIifibetiente irnoer SiItaIe icr
SperiaIo paa gorgere, iom irofanot
Tia pao StemmepIabiene, ga 9emofro'
tcrne bo[Ot 8rimGrpaIg. 8ranoiit'
rpen foriifrer, at BEN life Iebes al Bas'
ti6euipn. @aepe al benS ReoIemmer
er 9enofrater os finn en- er Hepubli'
faner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08

For 20 Cents kan ct VarsIse
tapetRerea.

Wort nye, rakre BIom-
ster- rapet, SON her Afbil.
Diet, koster hun N Cent
pr. enkelt Rulle, s Cents
pr. Dobbeltrulle med TIL
svarende Border, der ko-
ster kun y Cent pr. Yard
Is yards forl Cent. For ct
Veielss eileve FOd I Fir
kant Of nj Fed holt hosier
dette 1apet kun 90 Cents
for VRggene og Borderne
SAINT 0 Cents for TAget, TIL
snmmen kun 30 G., naar to
Dore og Vlnduer frAregnes.
klBb ikks en- Rnlle FRg-
paplr, for H. har set Vor
aye PrsreboR pAA nye Ia
peterog erfEret wore ydefst
lave Priser paa forEyldt,
bosseret, brcnseret or I'm.
grain VIgpaplr, for O III
20 Cents pr. RaIle, sanms
slEes SON HRndIende over
alt forihpTer ~ til 90
Cents for pr, Ruile. Pr3ve-
bogcn sendes frit, forkla-
rsr, hvorlsdes BeuillibgoF
udfsrdiges, hyofledeg Ia
petseung udfBrss, hvorle-
des Klister tillayes, hVor-
ledes pEssende FAryer vii
gee o. .. v. skriv efier
Proven paa Tspeter wall
Paper), og den fdldstPn-
dige Bog vii bh sendt med
ongsaende Poet frIt 90
na.N,FHH 4V.wa.a
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08
Spif Eac6rpb.

Rou foyer MeIf % 81, iom /
opeuitaaenbe Spifrift, men bar bare
~ Spiieite 9teI % life nosen Suf.
fer | ReIfen. Sitebet Oerior piiper
man 3 sGggeplonrmer itipe meb 2
Spiieifeer Suffer, bar Bette OPT Ger.
rincn, bGlber fsrit 0ielfen t. oerpaa
gnet, dltiammen unSer itobig
piping; forot oct life iful file Jig.
0enne Sitppe ipiies oaian meb Ritg.
brsosteruinaer til, eler rteb Gobrin.
ger. ...-...
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08

bsire eGer penftre. 8eb nsiaettee
Maulinger, iom er bIit foretoaet poa
en- WGngbe Sfeletter, bar bet bit Tia,
at bos life minore END 80 8rocent
bar 8enere al forifieIigc 9pneoe;
hos 80 Brocent bar set bsire gen
l9tger emo bet penitre, og hos So
grocerrt par oct ompenbtr EiIfaIoe.
Sa altiaa oct benitre gen Tom ofteit
er bet lengite, saar afbigeIien for
oct meite til p~enitre SIDE. erperi.
menter meo @erioner, bpis Zine man
bar tilbnnbet, befrGfter ogioa bette.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08
Mansc 8nibpengc. Soreneoe cit

Wanse 8itlbpengc. Soreneoe eta.
ters Mprt / Snp Srancisco bespnote
iaar at pr9se, 8lilompnter / 6ebruat
% boIot paa til ltbsangen al Marts
8 cen lib prnsebe ben for $54,693,'
500. eienneminitIig for en- Iiaion
ON Gagen. 5 De fire iibite Sage ,pre.
geSe ben buer Dag for 81, 555,O 600, %
gpgten beraf par 10 Cons. Geroen
bar bel aIortg Jet iaa mango @uls.
nprter pGlte irem | ct iaa fort SibS'
rim
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08
einsic.Snppc.

81 Elmb Siubier 0enteIs) poiteS
epSt 90 iGttes | folot gduo Gattcn
oper. Sm Rorgenen beloes Sanbet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08
!SpIobare 8ierSeitplper. Oct er t

Sulb6arc 8jcrSeitolper. Get er be-
fienot, at @ieroeitolperne raaoner
forboISgpis' let peb Spergangen til
S;oroer. ct engeIif glao paaitaar, at
stoIperne fan gisres ftISitrnoig
boIsbore pcb of operftrpges meb en-
Sserttis al anIitsol og beo SinoIie, al
aonIiitens iaa tpf iom Seuing. Naar
Stolperne opertrpges berneb, bill De
9sbet at fort 1io bIi iaa buuroe icm
SSscrn % iaa bcISbare foriifres Der, at
intet Renreife bill bIi iaa eammeit
al set faar ie en- 89d raabne, Der er
bebanolet ~iadlebes.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-04-08
8nIet % Afekkruet
fttia,ui d o. prafhH eusmsssl
0orif Eaebrpo.

On SLATE 81 bpISes op / en-
8rpoe os foees, 1 Bint Welf foees
/ eli auben @rpbe meb 8 Spiieifeer
Suffer og iepnes meb 8 Spiicifeer
NeI, iom er ubrsrt | en- balp Sop
foIb Welf. Saa bGloes fsrit oen
fogte Welf op / Stppe-I erriner Ser.
paa bpIbes GIet Iibt eiter liot t. ioet
man belle Tioeu piiper oct meo en-
fInb 9gggeniip. Wan ipiier Bet nleb
Tug6rsosternineer til, iom tiaapes
iaaIeOes: 6 Sfiper Rugbrsb ira.
ifiGreS Sforperue, bporpaa man
ifiprer Sfiperne op / imua Sernin.
ger og iteger oisie / 8 Spiieifeer
Smbr % 2 Spiieifeer Suffer, til DC
er Ipiebritne.