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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-08
The News of Mobile

of age. Besides his parents he Is sur vived by three brothers and three sis ters. three uncles and two aunts, be- sides other relatives here. At Citronelle. in the north end of | this county, early yesterday morning, Tom Warren, a convict at the Vinegar Bend Lumber Company's plant, shot and killed another negro named An derson McCree. Sheriff Powers has re- ceived no inforpation as to the kill ing. other than that given above. Warren. who Is a Mobile negro, was doing time for the county at the hard labor camp.
 National Wholesale Druggists Associa- | tion and senior member of the Parker Blake Drug Company of New Orleans. 1 arrived in Mobile this morning from Buffalo. N. Y, where he had taken his family to spend the sumer. He left at noon for New Orleans. Ed Davis, a well known young Mo- l pilian, is confined to a bed at his home, southeast corner of St. Anthony and St. Joseph Streets, with typhoid fever. Mrs. J. L. Ramsey and children left this morning for Indianapolis, Ind, where they will spend the remainder of the summer.
 Captain and Mrs. James F. Quill re- turned this morning from an extended visit to the Each and North.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. A. Gaines and Mir W B. Allen of Birmingham are regis tered at the Southern Hotel.
  of Stockton, is in Mobile today.
 Mobile Society News.
 Mrs. T. S. Fry is holding a family reunion at Point Clear. the first time in many years that all have been to- sether. Mir. Charles Fry has been spending the summer with his mother and the circle was enlarged last week by the coming Of Mir. Maury Fry, and on Wednesday was completed by the addition of Mrs. George Vaughan.
 Mrs Charles Cunningham and little daughter. and Miss Kyle have moved back to the city from a stay at Daphne and will leave again this week for Tate Spring.
 Mrs. Charles Wheeler, Miss Ella and Master Julian Wheeler will leave We'd nesday for Charlottesville. Va. Miss Oline McMillan will accompany them.
 Miss Maud Kimball left yesterday on the Mallory steamer for New York and will spend her summer vacation in the Adirondacks.
 Mrs. Annie Mitchell. who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. c. T. Hearin. returned last week to her home in Pine FIluff. Ark.
 Miss Madeline Royster, who has been the guest of Mrs. N. A. Richards, left Saturday for her home in Birmingham
 Mrs. E. NJ. Robinson and daughter left today for French Lick Springs, and after stay there will go to New York
 Mir. and Mrs. w. K. Tyson and little daughter are spending some time at Chicago Beach Hotel. Chicago.
 MT. and Mrs. Shelton Sims returned last week from trip to French Lick Springs and Chicago.
 Mrs. Tom Boone, Misses Helen and Gladys Boone have gone to Waukesha to remain some time.
 Mrs. Anna Mordecai left yesterday for visit to Tate, Hendersonville and At- lanta.
 Miss Eleanor Weems has gone to Chi cago for the remainder of the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. Joe Michael returned Saturday from trip to New York
 After months stay at Providence Infrmary, Miss Marie Bush returned
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-08
HE WANTS THE MONEY.
MT. Perryman Asks for Reward Offered by Acting Mayor.

by Acting Mayor.
 c. M. Perryman, at the regular meet ing the City Council of Montgomery last night. made application to the city fathers for the reward offered by Act ing Mayor Mcintyre for information in reference to yellow fever refugees in Montgomery.
 MT Perryman informed the authori- ties of the presence in Montgomery of Mrs. Leola Bowman, who came to the city from New Orleans via Atlanta. She was promptly snt out of the city.
 Acting Mayor Mcintyre offered a re- ward of $100 for information leading to the apprehension of such persons and MT. Perryman wants the money. His petition was received and filed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-08

The funeral services. conducted by Rev. J. s. Norris. pastor of the Baptist Church, were held Thursday morning at the home of R. Y. Moses; she was laid to rest by the side of her husband. the late loved Philip Yancey. in Oak wood Cemetery, amid a large concourse of sympathetic and sorrowing relatives and friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-08

Birmingham, with capital stock of $40,0O0, yesterday filed a notice of its incorporation with the Secretary of state. The incorporators are c. B. Mc- Way. C. H Reed and c. H. Reed. Jr.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-08

MT. and Mrs. William Pu1lum are with Dr. and Mrs. Mortimer Futile at their home on Clayton Street.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-08

Mrs Buckner Beasley has returned from Auburn where she has been visit ing MT. Beasley's relatives
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-08
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Co. Sale
 of Unclaimed and Refused Freight.

 othe of al l m. Q sale
 w. T. Snynxe Areut
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-08

Miss Caroline Hannon has returned from Birmingham where she has been visiting Miss Florence Dawson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-08
Social dno Personal

There will be a meeting of the Dexter Avenue Auxiliary of the Woman's For eiRn Missionary Society this afternoon at o'clock. in the Epworth League
 room. A full attendance Is earnestly required. All ladies interested In mis-
 sions are cordially invited to meet with Mrs. Geo. T. Smith, Pres Mrs. J. M. Carmichael. Rec. Sec. Her friends will regret to learn of the sad bereavement that Mrs. Amelia B. Seeley has suffered recently in the death of her aunt, Mrs. David Martin
 which occurred on the 29th of July al the beautiful summer home. Hill Crest in Lenox, Mass. Mrs. Martin lived In New York City. She has visited here many times when she was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Biglow and her niece
 Mrs. Seeley. She made many warm friends here during those visits and they will be grieved to learn of her death.
 Mrs. James Hughes of Birmingham. who has been visiting her parents. MT. and Mrs. L. J. Richardson, at their home on Court Street. has returned home.
 Mrs. k. R. Randolph and daughters, Misses Carrie and Lucy Randolph have gone to AsheviIle. N. C.. to spend the rest of the summer
 Mrs James S. Pinckard. Mrs. Edwin B. Joseph and Miss Annie Lou Chiffon will leave today for Asheville, N. c.
 Mrs. J. H. Crenshaw and daughter, Miss Lizzie Crenshaw have gone to North Carolina to spend some time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-08

Miss Annie Solomon has gone Lumpkin. Ga.. to visit friends.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-08

Golf at Chicago. Chicago. Aug. 7.-W. c. Towne's team
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-08

Mrs. Charles Wheeler Miss Ella and Master Julian Wheeler will leave We'd nesday for Charlottesville. Va. Miss Oline McMillan will accompany them,
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-08

Miss Maud Kimball left yesterday on the Mallory steamer for New York and will spend her summer vacation in the Adirondacks.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-08

Mrs. Charles Cunningham and little daughter. and Miss Kyle have moved back to the city from a stay at Daphne and will leave again this week for Tate Spring.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-08

Mrs. J. H. Crenshaw and daughter Miss Lizzie Crenshaw have gone tt North Carolina to spend some time.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-08

Mobile Society News.
 Mrs. T. S. Fry is holding d family reunion at Point Clear, the first time in many years that all have been to- gether Mir. Charles Fry has been spending the summer with his mother and the circle was enlarged last week by the coming Of Mir. Maury Fry, and on Wednesday was completed by the addition of Mrs. George Vaughan.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-08-08

Mrs Annie Mitchell, who has been visiting her sister, Mrs. c. T. Hearin, returned last week to her home in Pine FIluff, Ark. .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-12

papers. kept that up for a considerable
Length OF time until Governor Jenkins
was removed and after Governor Fergu-
son was appointed / wrote him what l
considered The situation, Of the efforts
/ was making. the desires and wishes
that / entertained In regard TO the In
stltution, and l do not remember
whether no replied al all. or what his
reply was. 1 am unable TO recall as to
that, but the papers continued TO pub
lish articles in regard TO IT, and ] wrote
20 Governor Ferguson that / wanted a
very thorough investigation made and
wrote to Horace Speed DO not know
and I did not know that he had any
power ~ the matter but knew that
be was very capable gentleman and
could make an honest investigation. /
considered him mn honorable man and
capable OF making an honest investlga-
tion, and ! told him that 1 wanted an
investigation, and very thorough one
and on court lines wanted witnesses
sworn. and there was a good deal Of de-
lay before II was made. but every once
in q while the Wichita Eagle would pub
iish what purported to be an interview
was becoming very tired Of the condi-
tions and that he was going to do some-
thing. ana / remember that ! got to-
gether good force Of attendants and
was getting along nicely ARID was get
ting things IN very satisfactory shape 70
myself, aud one OF these ardcles came
-out that the governor was going to
make a clean sweep and my best at
tendants came TO me and said that they
would prefer to get places in other in
stiuuons, and some went 10 Texas and
some 20 other places. and left me short
handed, and that compelled me TO eni-
ploy help that was not proficient. but
I done the best I could. I had 70 em-
ploy some Inexperienced help II ii had
not been for these intcrviews-or pur-
ported interyiews--l would have gone 10
.he governor and talked the matter over.
but the more thar WIS said the more
u thought ! was being unfairly treated,
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CcontinueI on page 60
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-12

chioano. Dec. i2.-Thc case OF tho
bccf packers indicted for operating IN
rnsuaint Of trade was on the docket
FOR hearing today, though Il Is probable
ne trial win be delayed some time yci
The FIRST matter 70 come before the fed
eiai Jury Il the issues OF fact between
the eogernment and the packers on the
assertions by the inter that they were
promissd Immunity and the denial BY the
government that any such pledges ever
wore made. The actual trial Of the
packers win not commence until this
naitcr has been disposed or
Tho mission Of ''Eariy Risers" Is TO
cioar the way and give Nature full
sway, These famous little pius rid the
stomach and bowels OF an putrid mat
ter lhus removing the causes OF head
ache. constipation. sailow complexion.
etc Dcwift's little Barry Riseis new
cr Eripc or sickcn. safe. pleasant
perfect pnL Sold By c. r. Renfro.
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JENKINS AND wINkLER.
Continued from page -


to whcther they are treated and are
beine properly cared for. as you found
things thcref
A. u was my opinion that from two
hundred 20 two hundred ana forty poo
pie could be cared for there al right.
under the conditions there when /
lnado my last report was having the
secretary assist me in making ~; fur
nishcd the data and Il was made in his
o0ice. and after Il was done I proposed
to dictate an addition to it. to the ef-
feet that there was forty people being
kcrSi thero that did not belong there,
under our law. and that they belonged
to the poor farm o. their respective
counties from which they came. and
that the Institution WAS crowded and that
the removal Of these people would give
pie1ty Of rocm
BY Blkeney: was that prior 70 the
erection Of the wooden buiiding7
A. There has been one building made
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-12
State OF Ohio, city OF Toledo. Lucas
couotv 90

State OF Ohio. CITY OF Toledo. Lucas
County, IS.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner Of the firm Of F. j.
Cheney s. &C., doing business in the
City Of Toledo. County and State
afore said. and tnat said firm VIII pay
the sum Of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case Of Ca
tarrh that cannot be cured by the use
OF Halls Catarrh Cure
FRANK j. CHENEY
Sworn 70 before me and subscribed
in my presence this 9th day OF De
cember, A D., 1886.
A. W. GLEASON
(seal.) Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally. AMI acts directly On the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system
seuu for testimonials free.
F. J. rI1ENEV & Co. Toledo, {
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Halps Family Pills for consti
patton.
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The Great Cattle exhIbIt

At Union stock yards, Chicago. De-
cember 10 to 20. inclusive, is an event
that should not be missed. The aris-
tocracy Of the bovine kingdom will be
there. Round trip from Guthrie, $3.50.
on sale December IS 10 49, inclusive.
Return limit. December "a.
NJ. N. COCHRELL. Agetn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-12

"Shoes and Satisfaction" our motto.
We have proved this since we have
been here. White House Shoe Store,
IA ~. Okla. Ave.
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NOTICE.

In order to become acquainted with
the ladies the city. we win give a
free massage no the first eight ladies
calling between the, hours OF one and
five O'Clock Wednesday afternoon. Par
lors opened to both ladies and gentlemen.
2i0is East Okla. Ave.
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20 AoNoa raANkLlMs MeMoaY.
CBy Associated Press.)

New York, Dec. 12.-The bi-centen-
niai Of the birth Of q ,iandn Franklin.
which takes place next Jaruary. Is to
be commemoratcd by tie Pennsylvania
society Of New York at its annual din
ner at the Waldorf-Astoria tonight The
speakers are 70 include Postmaster Cen
eral Corte'you, General Horace Porter,
Frederick Z Fish OF Boston. George
a. Post of New York, and Prof. Albert
r. smyth Of Philadelphia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-12

Single Statehood Delegation. Washing
ton, D. C., December 8. 1905.
For the above occasion excursion tick
cts viii be on sale TO Washington and
return for one fare round trip final re-
turn limit. thirty days from date Of sale.
Tickets can be purchased December 6,
only. NJ. n. cQCHREi.L. Agent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-28

ut bsIbrses en SorfisisIis a en- Tao.
5aa 9aratipe Srpmp Gurniu Tablets. vile aputsfsre
9eHoene. bois be isiier al bslbrtbe.
g. 10. @rops's RanustrQt CT poa bper 9GHe. 25c.
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Disconiins Sesislotur.

2eeisIatpnn Iamleocs igien ettcr
9aaifefeiten / 0fanoags. Ser SlIl%
blep peotaget | SenItet 90 elleDe @ll'
let. Serdtets &orporatiorStomIte mo-
lepereSe ct Sorilo9 plir 1T neoiHtte ct
State 9oarS Of Commerce for Seiul%
& Glarf l~loitilingen / YortlGlo.
9ette @porn ifoI bcitaa al ire MteO'
Iemner, scr pil blipe rorupnt al Su'
perr,eren. Se jfal in8en Kan baoe,
men beres llSgifter ifal 9oot9iprc&
Sem. Ser er 10000 Dollars tllooerS
ira Ct 2ouisuSitiuingen % BET lore.
floaes at lGgae poerIi8ere $4,000 til
bette geIsb, for at State1 fan bltoe
repreientcret roa &ortlanoltNtttltt1t'
act. Irpnte gcuro pil ba foo Op'
SroQ at ie iii mco, at Sislc Iet8c oit.
pc1,Ses poo beSit mifige gSaaNe.
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isd poa at faa bepilaet Een9e ri
Yortlano lloitiaingen; TO ttNlI9ere
Sor1laa er ~forfnitet.
gtrsoua oen 25oe beilittesc ScRa'
tet efter ssuotilins al So0fontte1r
at iuipeuSere Serator Cation ira Nil
nsn,fee ira ScriomIitpen til lie "a.
mar 1906, forot bat lorl Stone !
Sooen nrp6 bom icr OF bare mootoget
Stitpenee hooSc uotalt Sirg, ION re.
flefterebe p1a hans 3ollescr I GEM
ret. sScrilaaet ON at 'n%lperoere BAN
pehtpaes MOB 3 Sirlnmer.
= aSlenfblp peStoges efter NANCE
@iSeruurSigbcSer @iilet orr at lore
bsage. at Ser cprettes Saloorer | BE-
boeliesSiirifter i 9per. @tten boo'
Sc @rpaaerue moo ia. SitrncrS 6or.
IIaa ON at que aoinoer Steumeret
Spsmsmool ~pearsreloe ct SrpnS
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faltct. @eStaact bIep gilen ON al
arbeiSSpiperr Hal fsrr @N oper aIr
lllpffcStiIiGISer. Tom finder Steo
here's etabliSiementer OF rapporterC
Ill StaterH ArbeiSsfontmisirr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-28

Wnnb pmt9nfiom NOT til at forbsre
iig ON 0ige,s &egt, og oa ban fanot
ito, at bum peiet fine 400 Blnb og pur
babe paffer % beIiig, betanfte ban
fig life lpnae. Sam friet til ben fro-
biee 8ige 90 fit ga. Gna grpalips'
hagen fit ban $4,000 ] &ontanter at.
peo fin frootge 8rub. Weu Oct Dor
MI bare Iibt at begpnbe meb. 8i9en
bar rig, 90 % fan 10 enbper pibe, at
oct blir Serligbeb % 8IGoe ptte
Gage / llgen for bette Bar.
@n 2onooner, iom ~idutlet poa fltn'
itige Sager, oiIbe ipGrt gierne ba fat
/ nogle iaabame, iom en- Glorenoe
9ome / bans OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ban.
oe i i'm 9eiibbelie; men ben iarnme
Dame pilbe boerfen ielge oisie Sttg
til Mtrnoen etter bptte benz bort til
bonn. SiliIiit oioite ban ingen atoen
llooei til at bli @ier al De snifeoe
Eager emo at eifte fig meb Dem noget
gamle Came. SUN bar oiaig NOT til
oct, og nit bsrer baaoe Oumert %
benbes &1,nitiager Ranoen iii.
GItronomen Senrp WaebIer btlbe
gierne bli Ger al en- Slnas m9rfelig
@lobus, Tom en- mGgtig Wanbs 5rte
batoe. 0a Sritens Mauo lebeoe,
funbe Der 10 life pGre Sale eler
.Sanfe ON at frntme | 8eiiobelie al
bane @lobus peb at gifte Jig mco
benoe. Men ben ionnie 5rlie bdpbe
EN- 9atter, og iaa giftet Iitronontet
fla me6 Oenne. SEQ WorenS 500 orr
BET 9atteren bl. q. ben omtalte 8los
bus, ser iualebe8 tililut blep aitrono'
mems pan Ell Wnnbe.
Wen en- @nglenber fra 9orfibire
"bitar 8riien"l San Oar pelitaaenSc,
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atur libet Tenac.

dor libet Eengc. Sra Eierrc
meoScIes, at Stutsqioiterer npiig
mobtcg Gertififatcr paa, 1886 for
Sfiibpcnee for ltlpe fra Butte Conn.
tn, o. at oeriom Gertififatcr itrsrn.
mcr inb iom biotil, oil &c 5000,
Tom blep bepiIget | bette Eieneo,
rnre mere emo npbriigt peo Siifal-
aarets SIutning Den 3Ote sSiini. =
Silfrloc al l1nSerbaIance ma en-
bper, Tom bar Sfi,bpenge tilgooe.
taae. bpoo ser tiIfaloer boiu oeo Iises
lia ScroeIing. Sfior fit De fife mere
erto 60 Troeeut al, bpuo DC par beret.
tigebe til.
IRA Snrpa me6Seles, at Der err flor
llpiIie bIanot 29rerinoerne | @eaole
Gonntp MOB aGe Dc 2rrerinoer, iom
/ De ire iibite Iar er TONNE fro Sli.
noiS, Soma os Winneiota. Ger bar
Wafpel pna 2RrerfrGfter, OF DER
bIcp lopet goo Ssn for at faa 2prer.
inoer fra @aboftaterne, o. De font !
fnefeuis. De inbfsbte 24rerinoer t.
GER, at bisie "fremmeoe" forbliper
29rerinoer fin en- fort Sio, iaa GIT.
ter De fig meb De inee Surnere %
aueseiere, mems DC, iorn bar hauret
"Oagers 9proe og Seoe", maa Dlioe
garnle Eebermser. Dc "inofsote~ bar
berfor beIllittet at lPage ale De Sin.
bringer, De fan, | @eien for fine @i.
boler oa uoeIuffe Dem fra ole Gel
Ffabsfreoie, inbtil oe bar gootaiprt,
at De aater at peobIipe font 2Grerin.
Ger.
@dnifjbttcbe 8raDe. - Ga Snbio.
%nerfrigene raicbe / Ntinnelota % Spo
0nfoto for mere etb % a1r iiben,
itoS Der ct Slng meaem Geaieringens
Splbater % Siour. 5nSiaHerne ion.
brnior Ree Seigbts / Sa,to Goiuntp.
Der falbt | bette Stog omtrent 25
Goloater, OF De blep ~begrapue paa
Ste6et, bbor DC falbt. Der intbt og.
fad omtrent 60 SnSionere, men Mso.
bnocrne oilbe life be9rape Dem / ian'
me sSSorO iom Seierberrerne, nler fpm
en- Sio eiter % tog DC bsoe aroppe
bort. u. Q. gniing iom bar meS !
Slaget, CT mn / ;Sorretning | Hce
Seigbts. Sm Tiger, at Solbuternes
8raoe / mango gar bar bPret neos
trampet al areatlirer OF Seite on fat
M life fees. Site langt fra Sofoa.
ternes 8rurc or en- 8rabpioos, iom
bleo brltet al De bpibe Settlere / Sc.
g~pnoelien al Sttiaarene, iom ogiod Ell
paniflsttet. Seite 90 Greaturer bar
9aaet og grGsiet Der, % @rnpbollgene
er nUiten %iorlpunOne. Wdlge, iom
bar b%egroone Ger, err tagne op % be-
9rnpre pan ANDRE Steoer. 6or ct
asar Mar iioen fiebte en- MarS 2an9
TO Wil p~eitenfor 8ee Sei9btS, bpg8e.
De ig Siis og begpr6te at oprfe 9an.
oct. Sun fdttSt to 8rape beo 8eielr
pao lit 2artb, og ba bou life fitnbe faa
reoe poa, bpem bar begrapet Der, rel.
ite ban ira oct. Sans Sus itaar III
tomt, % baits Sano lig9er noprfet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-28
SniarpatHit.

SfogbrunSc. $3.50 6. %. SSerrn, en-
Gurmer Ter MtiIS nor0euior Gumber.
LAMB, miiteoe WiouoagS GftermiOSas
tit SitS, i'm @reoe ~ areatltrer i
Sfogbranhen, iOm raier / set norS.
lige @iSroniiu, Megen Sfo9 %
mango Stem or a6cIaat.
burton Sptel / Cameron, Iom eie.
oc8 % brcpeS At W. Conner, brrnGs:
IiSlte 2sronQ. SoteIet por nplig op.
fert for $4,000. Gn Io'e meo
$500 / &outmtcr o. Ell Siammit.
ring brUuotc. on belle Sfaocu beis.
her iig iii $4,000 mco a~Siurance
for 5000. 9pCn har 1mIia faaet
@rauopGicn. men set bdoSe life
Changer large NOT til at noa het til
9oteact.
@nlSct or cote. - Sp6oacIien AZ
@ltIo / NUrbcocu al Hepin o. 8res.
colt bur paft rrbpre Spii9t, o1 i, 5.
@ouS ira Sdeuo, Msout., bar prret
/ 8epiu oa lmoer1sgt Oct, ~ ban u
qcr, Sct or Nte @ulb. @rcoSerne ped
SmuafloOerre. iom flp0er ino / Wis.
iisIippi or bebUtfcoe mes Selter,
Ioori ser Dor @ltIoieaerc. Oct rtac.
tie 8uEofuno or I SrsHpedledu Co.,
hpor Ole 2orion bar iuHbct Grts.
iom giuer $50 pr. Sou.
Spprucisniptfc. ct burtiggoa.
eubc Sra8ttog paa Nortbipcltern-Sa.
ncu itpotc mcS en- eIcftriif Spprnpan
paa Sporpei%linirn meIlem Sralalfa
% "a Crosse iiSite Smbag. Spor'
neen frpSIer SernhaRen og @renie.
opparatet poa Sporpognen nrr
ltoroen % otISe life gisre Sieueite.
Sporpoarett bltu aiSeles fmuit, %
otte IaSiogcrer paa Sporooanen ton1
alporIi9t tiiitaae. men ingen bier
rrGbt. % 10 9sru tom oloeles uifaoi
fra Del.
Ira Wiluanfer meSbcles, Of Sor'
iner @iLiamS bolSer for, at ct Oil
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-04-28
JnoIanoet.
9psuu.

Nrs. Sohn Sascftrsm | Stonr
Gito oeoe forEcSen Dag at grat,biaar,
font bun fit bcrpeb, al beitoeS Rtc,Ser
fog SID, aa 9uu brGnote IifalS CO
Gfrab | 8narocn ~bogcnfor fit Sus.
&iu bar Al aar garnmel % ~eiteria.
Der Iig @fanS % flerc Bern.
Gitnn Qrrerc, 800 @ern % TO
SeSanitors Meo Sirsooas Ioraen mo-
bit al @pets Sfoler | Council
@luFfs, foroi DC life bdbSe oSlpot
GunSheoSraaoets @efaIfB ON Of
Lobe ia pafcinere. Ser or MI ont
trent 900 Born iioeluffeoe fra Sfo'
len al Se,ne 8rrno.
6. Z. Icrrinm ! Charles Gitp
fanotes 8trsSops Morgen heo | i'm
Gena. San par tiIippelaSen6e gan
ffe friif, Sa ban Mnl6l8s 4fteu Mof'
fen II qif ttiiefgs, on rtutI antd9er,
at ban osoe al &ierteIIos. San bar
&c gor 9anrmel, oar foot / 8er1uont,
mar mango aor 3ewttn GMtntp Glerf
% bar rr iurig 3olitifcr.
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nanr &c qiennemgaar bisje Sag pna
be laoere Erin | Sfolen, at De glenn.
mer Dem, mar sc opta9er Stubiet al
Sproa oa 8ioenifaber / 6siifoIcn.
Ge aIminoelige Sag er ~upobetbige
for ale SGrere, OF Den @jeruiu9 op.
toaer Dc flcIte Ssiifuiegroouenter.
Stotsiuperiitctocnt SSobn 8, Higs
fgrte SorirSe unOer Mtsoet.