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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30
Winnciota SotaIaiboiosScl.
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puG Nirucupolis X Ct. 9ouiS Scrn,
baucu ~ Sen 23be. 2fnc OF 25oc Suni.
&eoct ~beopnNcr SreNng Roraen Den
23oe. Sogcuc ira Git dniommer til Sea
bifou ON 9ftermiboagcu Nioteu 3,37 oS
on Nntteu Nloiicu 1890.
Sue Snreuiugcr tilbcreuoe SeIiiabe:
dnmooes ON at prlge 2c!c9utcr OF Snps
pIenuter til al icuoe ill 0toost. 8eprs'
ientatinnsretteu CT: en- GeIeeat ira
bper SCREENING % / SiaGs Sertil Ell 9cs
legat for bper 80 MeoIemmer Soreuiui
gen teller,
Ser oil paa &c iieite &crubduer tuune
IniieS n~eoiatte S%iletpriier, men Sa life
eubuu aIt sr orouet i Iaa oeuiccube iad
anntoees ale SoreuiHger. iom aGter al
ienNc Neleanter Ill Reoct, at ieune Te'
legutcrueS Houne Ill unbertegueoe. Sel'
dabets Se,reter. fem ga oil ie til, al
ale fprneone GplnSriuger ienbes peh'
iommcuoe 2eleeater. RGrmere llneer'
refining oil Sesuheu naiaa blipe ale SeI'
IebetS Spreuineer tiIleuNt ON fort Sia.
8. 9~eteus8aaro. Sorm,
@nStnp Gihe, Seir..
3437 2onaieloip ape., @~iinneapolis
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30

bar ben l~etteitc Sang. bar ben hrbftc
Gang, bar 6en beoite SeIie % tinise
bet ipiteite Sino. Get CT en- aienbs.
gierniHs, at for bper Sang man ito
Der 5ooen baarot, fomrner aegerret
en- rpitenoe geprseIie, buiIfet meo
9ioen | mere eIler minore @rao Dir.
fer foritprrerOe paa gIobets reeeI-
mrsiige Sang, % oeraf isien utalige
itsrre os minore llbebaseIiebeoer,
Ierfor: oil on pnre friif % Juno. Iaa
er en- al Sopeobetinselierne at bore
let paa 6o6en.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30
Sialp Ieainlebs IorScr. CITE

Moroet pan Trpiiocnt Mcainlep gif
gotuaro 5dftig (efter Raunct en- ~.
fer % ifrsb al, at ban bapbe bnnoet
oct 2ommetsrflGbe. Der ifiulte Hepol'
peren, omfrina Snanben pua G5ol.
goi5 og ioaIeoes ppret oeuue bebielpe.
lig mee at bringe 2anoets Stprer no
ar 8erber. Sioen bar Snitig begnnet
iorifieaige Spperier 90 itboet / 6Gng.
iel. Sort | Solicit, Sa., iioen | ct.
2oiis. Gen 20bc 9tai 6apbe 1an no.
tiert i'm Sermiu paa BET iioitnGonte
Steo, men ienotes Manoag Den 22oe
tilbage til Solicit, iuroi ban baooe
brubt i'm HaroIe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30
NliunrTntn.

Mrs. Slupb Sol | 81. Solnes oehc
fioite llge al 9ran0iaar, iom bun tit
Of at en- Aiefanbe erpIooereoe 90 an.
tGnote beltoes &I9oer. Sim LED i IL
Elmer DC ifreffeIieite Smcrter, So
benoes Seacrrn bIeu npitet lteat
Nils @ibergs Gus / Soutb Stia.
ipater brGnote fltIoItpuoig nco tiolia
iioite SorsoagS Mor9eu. Or. %
Mrs. 8ihcr9 % fire imoa Bern fum
iaopiot no al Sniet / fine 9atflp6er
pg inotitllet | Seu9etepper. Sabet
beIeb iia til $1,000 o9 DC bopbe in.
gen INSURANCE.
NnSerS Senicn innotcS | SorS6uas
beb peo WiIlpolfee.9 onen iup MPil
%peiteuior hilbert SEQ. @eo llnoeripael.
ie AT St8et bite Der fig, at ban bar
oso al nomottelie. San booze / Bar.
hcoen al Albert Sea % bar | guen
Sirsoag, ban bar 50 Ior aanimcl,
% man tror ban bar lat Tia neo for
al bnile, og at 2s0en itror or inc.
troa0t.
Scrgns sails faur to itcrc me
@pgniHger iaar. Sermon ". gSrtQht
bill bGorc i'm Saoer @corgc z.
@rtgbts Wtinoe % for ollie Sioer la.
DC Oct %ibufpmmeS / @pcu pco NJ
itirnte @pen ct @oipital for $4,000,
Tom itaI fables 8riQht Memorial
Soioitol. George .. 2riQbt par q,
al @rimoIpgaerne / 6crqltS Sails.
Scrurit bill @rorcm Carnegie ifipnfr
@pcn ell @ibItotbefbBguing for
$4,000.
st mcrfcIist Sfclct faubtcS forIc,
ben Sag At III Tnrncr n~oroeniur
Soistou | en- &reno, ipm ban Qrou.
Sfient oct por mcget forraaonet.
tuu0e 0et5 S~tsrrelie % 5uru nu1
goot ices. &ouebet par omtrcnt ire
oB eu holu 500 breot, S%Uu0crnc par
bel bcpure0G % Dc iterite par ON.
trent fire BONNER LANCE. Ser bar
rUret OeItc Nteniugcr ON. bpa0
clogs Gur oct h0r nGrct, men DC
beoit u~nOerretteoe Soft tror. al set
bar pTret en- Raitooon. Tr. Wcaeu.
nan ! 5oi&tou bar facet @cnenc.
Gtetcttet funStcs ~ 600 UNDER Sor.
Ben.
Stur gnggC0irtiDmbro. - IRA
&oleau meooelE5, at Der iaur bill BIZ,
be opiert mango npe % foitbure Rua.
niu8er Der @peH. 8. u. 9ttte oa 3.
q. Gfmou bar mobtagct ct CARLOAD
meo Niaifineri for OcreS Gcaliteus.
fu6rtt. G. Z. Soloaht. q. $. G2att.
iorL g2ihnel @olm o. :. 8. 9auQb
npierer me 9lie til en- inmIet @qroi
al omtreut $4,000. 5irit Ratio.
nal 9aHt I'll opfere en- 5cgiItcu5bua.
ming for $4,000. 5urmerReS Weie.
ri er nRiIen iGroiat, og iua mart ioul
Maitineriet fommer, bill SmsrIap,
ming begpnSe, Gn Siteiobrif bill og.
iaa blioe oprettet til Soften. SSobI
aobIer ir. bar iaaet &ontratt ira
Stoten for @rapuina Ell al Den itcrc
Greit ! oen-eitre Gel al Gounnet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30

DC Der uuset peo Gsofetseassboseu9 Der &c isIp.
fprftuaeIiet, at be. ION Spsrssr ~iaalebes. hoerssn bar
feet ben eaer icft ben. Jneen, ipm bar ieet sler Lett
ben, pl iaIoe paa at ipsrse ~iuaiepes. Gan pI bare
BIT fprunoret ues, at mautan faa iHb iaa mese. sOot.
npttist o. intersfant I en- iaa Itoen BOG. Saa oil
ban inossre 1T esst stapn unbfr I'm Jsoieiseatum
bernrit fin Jamtltes Raone oe fine Gpraleres %
ssfenoes sasne. Soa f~ure'atoer Der alfto ems Bio
en- susr anben pistis % aloorlis Besipenbso. Tom
man lite sierne bt siemmt; ter er aHiebuiHe til at
aumarte ben uuoer ben Datum, ben ~iureiaIot, % ben
nil life sIemmes. aaio; bet er life bore t.
men bet CT m ct peo oenue BOG. SEQ seo Tie.
ON ben er at foo usen iom grrmts mes -9.sg.-. men
bpis ben CT. iaatIbb beul Wsn bolber On lite -S.'g.-
iaa ifpnb 7is. at ia ben % Spseu meo. Cs naar
9n fcrnper bin Subifriptipn, iaa 10 rIans benae BOG
tpui Rramie, oa Su ufl fnbe. at 9u bar abort ct
aoot gals.
Ole Z. spaaarS, Daranoer. RiuH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30

5ssfdsoassboseu bar tee rtsfts o. , COB Sebpis
nubtaset o. Dsb at moptaae ben Tom en- Sape. ipnss
bet mig. at iee tan lite moi ~iuIbtnifs Dem for oeu,
tbi peS at betraste ben SmasfaIsaeb % Cmbu,
bporpas ben er ~aSlaret meO ~prastise gus for bpsr
Tag , bee aoret os meo yapue al b~efienSte Wens,
fad fuaaunau f~srftaa, at ben ifts bar fplet SOFTEN"
iaa Itbet arbetbe, men ben OBTAINING ies bar taaet.
ben Gae ies bar IGff "Boieu~ CT, at Orr. ananpieu
iparerpperien lib e1er atbeibe. naar bet ajrIbsr,
su at itaHe ~Seeprab@BsRrus" 2aiers @lebe o.
6psae peo at unperholoe BEN meo arb % npttis psr.
BON oe.e9tettot. Den aariee gremie er unoertipsu
barb bnnb IN betaItr for g,aset, men ben bebfte
grcnie. iont euhuu &c stDeH. ipnss mig at bore s5sO.
fsiseassbpsen; tot ben CT en- Gfaoe os Spsse at bape
fit Siem % ct aIenobte for Gfteriomm.rue.
Martin q arIien. afeIeu. gQiux
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30
Siplae WeocIeIIe fra ga.eni. Nj

SiplBe U(epclelle ira TaieNl' Oppps
taterne @~ia,amipn & Merhant, Hp.
925-933 Guaranty 9oan 9uilbiHs.
Minneapplis, Wiun.. er / ben iorlpbne
use iclsenoe 8atenter Tibet Minuelo'
ia % Satota OpfiHoere:
James Colgrove, St Cloud. MINI, Po-
tato digger. Robert Elder, St Paul. and
Z II McHenry, Tacoma, Wash, Scale.
Benjamin F Fowler, Minneapolis, MINI,
Store service apparatus. 0rvilie II Rice
Sioux Falls. S ID, Mop head and Wrin'
ger. Franklin p Stout, Baltic, 5 ID,
Draft equalizer. Christian Sundby, Du.
luth. MINI, Weighing scales. Ezra I
Williams, Duluth, MINI, Flexible tub
ing. Otto Void, Valley City. n n, Pulley
Charles o Wyman, Anoka, MINI, We
hicle running gear. Nils A Zetterlund
Duluth, Mimi, Gable hanger.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30
0ar let paa 0oocn!

9ei er al nor @ietisbeo for nor
Sunbbeo. at ri saar iaa let icm mt
Iist. gctroat Dine aienSinser 90 on
hi. borticct ira rene SiIiGIoer, aItio
TONNE Ill Oct &eiuItat, at De, iom
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30
GDoielsoa8sbogen
9pao 6olf ipnes on, Den.
upmertet sobf. Ses tror, bet sr ben beOife Eramie.
bog. ies eHbm bar faaet u,eo 8Iaoet. Os iea Tan trpa,
anbeiuie ben I'll ane.
aItreb Dillon. Gslfor. gss.

Geres Iine Ssbielsbassbos bar leo rnootaset o.
Feer Dem iaa mango Saf. Sec Dil meb Blube anbe.
faIe ben til ,nDper 5amtlie. iom snifer en- upttis %
COB Iioeu Brrmiebos mso "DeeorabsgSasu~.
o. o. ~ G. gIa6 Snmnfr, g2iun.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30

Sec bar n~posaset JsbrIsoassbDsen for spurrn
ies Tiger Dem hierteiis Tat. See Tar. rnso 0lroe an.
betafe ben I'll enbper Banaiiie; ben &c baaoe inter-
ssiant, os en- Yrpo for sthuert Gus.
q. 6, 6tIfeth piafts. Wtnn
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-05-30

Mu Itdar flm igien at meaoele. at
Srtte 0rniiifc Sfrummelfito bite JIG
al bare Cu ouCrnanoe aapltltg Ttrt'
nina. SopsSitoNeus Sorgere bleu
fsrIt Qrtbrt At en- npiicn parilt StrTt
ooer ocnnc r~pitenoe @~roroblitorie,
men JON Sc if ie bpcroan Get enote,
ileSe Sc mes at bepiNre Slooet I'm
Sot. Scr imau0e 5iIiGloer iit rent rs-
reuSe llbtrpf.
SrtcreSien Tor @ifinGeItibenes Se.
pairing par pIuSiGIis inrct ! ale Golf.
guereSe Ct 9or Gage efter ofIentIig'
eiorSe GrofeSiorerpe Solicit. 8uItat'
ion, Woraeniherue % Nielien ct Sp'
radb cm Enchanting til en- ilofali
@paning Tor @ifingeifibene. Glitter
ipreStes oper belle 9pen, % ru ruler
8ensere iuS, iaa oct bare itaar eiter.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-02-10
DIGESTION DECIDES IT.
GOOD Digestion More Than Half the
RATTLE

Good Digestion More Than Half the
Battle.
Life Is a ceaseless struggle for success.
Competition Is everywhere. Everybody
want to reach the top. Success Ia sought
for because it LIS supposed to insure hap
piness.
Ambition and ability make for success,
but without health. too. failur 10 more
than probable.
If the digestion is poor, the nerves I'm
steady, the blood thin, the weight less
than 1t should be, and ambition and en-
ergy at low tide because of stomach trou-
BILE, failure is almost a certainty.
Whether you make much or little of
life, whether you fail or succeed, your
digestion largely decides 1t. So confident
are Brown Bros. that Pepsikola tablets
will renew o u energy, steady your
nerves, drive W ythat tired feeling,
give one to the digestion. improve your
appetite, bring up your weight to where
it SHOULD be. put new color into your
cheeks and new life into your stomach,
that they continue to sell this grand dys-
pepsia remedy on the none back plan.
lave confidence. The guarantee abso-
lutely protects you. Brown Bros. will
gladly pay back your money IL at the
end of the ten days treatment you nave
not been cured or decidedly benefited.
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-02-10
FRAUD

A few counterfeiters have lately beer
making and trying to sell limitations oil
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds. and other med
icines, thereby defrauding the public.
This is to warn you to beware of such
people, who seek to profit, through steal
ing the reputation of remedies which
have been successfully curing disease
for over So years. A sure protection, to
you. Is our name on the wrapper. Look
for It, on all DR.. Kings, or Bucklen's
remedies, as all others are mere imita-
tons. Fl. e. BUCKLEN & CO.. Chicago,
H., and Windsor. Canada.
"Bacilli." remarked the boarder who
had been reading the scientific pages in
a patent medicine almanac. ARE invisi-
BILE"
Right you are, rejoined the cheerful
idiot. AT least, those in kisses are sim
ply out OF sight"
The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1905-02-10

''Dey amt no SIGH thing ez gettin' mar
ried in heaven" Course dey amt.
Don't de Bible tell you it s a place err
peace en- rest?'
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20
THE HOWE ( ,STETsON COMPANY

of his run of hard luck, but he, was ford ito squander the $50 that the pur- chase of the necessary dress suit for the marriage function would call for. He saw a way out of the dilemma when he noticed on the front window of a shand-me-down clothing store a proclamation Of Dress Suites for Hiar." The negotiations were speedily concluded and he went to his back at tic room with a big bundle under his arms.
 He sent Arnold note accepting the invitation and then sat down to inspect the garments that had come into his temporary possession. They fitted him as iffthey had been built for him, but he distressfully took note that there was grease around the back edge of the coat collar and" that the edges of the cuffs were rather shiny. He put lit- tie ink on the objectionable termini and congratulated himself that the out fit would show up well enough in the crowd under the electric light.
 There was a gap in the silk lining around the waist where it had been frayed by hard service, as Matthew son reflected, at the balls of the wait CTS Beneficial Society and the Bar berg Beneficial Union, but he sewed the tattered sections together, remem- bering at the moment in which he clumsily piled te needle and thread that if everything had gone well with him he would have been able to buy
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20
. THE HIRED COAT.

Matthewson was placed in an ern- barrasing position when he received the invitation to act as one of the ushers at the, wedding of his old-time college churn, Arnold. It was to be a swell affair in one of the churches affected by the high school of society, and the trouble with Matthewson was that he was only just emerging from the submerged tenth" Playing the ponies" and thinking that he was wise on the turns the stock market was going to take had scattered his sub- stance among the bookmakers and the bucket shops and he had been down in free lunch class before he had picked himself up, forsworn all kinds ot uncertain ventures and included among his New Year resolutions one to earn
 his wages in the small job that he had obtained and to save as much of it as he did not require for economical, liv- ing. He didn't want to throw Arnold down as to the matter of acceptance
 He knew that Arnold knew nothing
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20

1 new dress coats, or that Mabel would | have been ready to repair the rent in coat that would have been too re- gently bought to warrant retirement. | Then he thought of the last letter that he had sent to her and recalled that 1 he had written it at the club of which i he had beth member in his halcyon days and that in it he had proposed marriage. He remembered, too, that
 the writing os that letter in the early hours of the morning had followed the night before at the Eversons reception, when it was about an even balance whether he had been intoxicated by the most of Mabers beauty or by the liquid refreshments. "Tll drop that question now, was his conclusion as he passed away into dreamland. Mabel never answered the letter and I soon after ward made monkey of myself and my money and I suppose that she has forgotten me-
 When he stood at the sillxen rope that separated the reserved section of the church from the open pews and the bridal party came up the central aisle, Mabel was the maid Of honor. Matthewson fancied that she took no particular notice of him as she swept past in the glory of the uniform that society prescribes for such occasions, and he formed plan of slipping away as soon as the ceremony was finished. He was amazed whe he was requested by messenger from Arnold to step into the vestry room and affix his sig
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20

nature as a witness of the marriage contract. -
 As she was stitching up the seams she remarked to Matthewson that there was something crinkIy in the tail of the coat. He went down into the rear ward pocket and fshed up the letter ttat he had written her two years be- fore. Why it's my old coat" he blurted out, and you never got that letter. must have stuck it away in the pocket that morning and clean for gotten to mail it. But there had been a lot of wine at Everson's and after ward there were brandy high balls at the club
 Let me read it now," said Mabel.
 You know well enough what is in it. Matthewson said, ''but circum- stances have changed since then
 Never mind, Tom," she eooed, "I played the market high when you played it low, and have s10,00O laid away for a start at housekeeping. ''- Pittsburg Times.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20
4 fine display of Mounted Combs

It Is worth coming down town just to see the window display.
 There you will see the very latest ideas in Back and Side combs--of many designs. r.
 Some have simple mountings of gold. Others are of wrought gold in beautiful designs And others have gold mountings, and are hand somely jeweled = amethyst, tur- quoise, emerald and brilliants.
 Side Combs 25c to s2.0 pair.
 Neck Combs 25c to S2 2b each.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20
SET FIRE TO BED.


Guest Goes to Sleep Smoking and
 Causes Commetion. '+r' A commotion was caused at the Ar 3lington house on Meadow street early yesterday morning by the attendants throwing a blazing bed out of the win dow. One of the guests, enjoying a nightcap smoke, had gone to sleep with the still lighted cigar in his mouth, and this set fire to his bed. The prompt election of the burning couch of rest prevented a serious fire. The fire de- partment was uncalled.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20
Monday starts with very important-an :,naracea anted sale of s..' ee'o .4s's, ";', '' Rubbers at 33c oo,,

Ths psry end wsos been sailing tor soc
 Tbe Q, othe, aors, hsar been selling jor 60c First quality. mind you-the best made All sizes for women ssas boys youths and children Storm and opera styles. .- ..s@ ..- ... <. The sale Is last If the goods hold out) week - be- ginning Monday at SS0 A. M and closing Saturday at 10 P. M
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20
Goueri Coafs, SIO

Shown for the first time on Mon. day morning. Any other stare would sell it for SIP. 30.
 A fitted model, 26 inches long, satin-lined, with broad tailor stitch ing front and hack, new full top sleaves--the whole idea is brand new, and appeals to women of taste.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20
.PeJect-ftting
 Priscilla Corsets

While you are planning for the new Spring gown, don't overlook one of the most important things the corset over which your new gown is to be fitted. @ ss
 The matchless lines of our Fris- ella Corsets are making new friends for us every day. Some dressmak- CTS even insist upou tbe Priscills when fitting a gown .5A
 Three models at Sl.00,g and an other lboned with ail-wbalebone) at sa.5o
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20
5oc tor Mems
 SI.OO Under,Dear

It's surplus that was made for the United States Government, and our price is less than the Govern znent (which is very close bnver) had to pay.
 Only l5 dozen Shirts and Drawers. Ot natural wool. Drawers finished with tapcd seams and double gus sets. Three lengths of leg. -s
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20
COLDS CAUSE SORE THROAT.

Laxative Bromo Quinine, the world- wide Cold and Grip remedy, removes the cause. Call for the full name and look for signature of E. W. Grove. 25c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20
Daily News of the Howe G Stetson Stores
 MONDAY FEBRUARY 1905
We are haDing the Greatest Febunry in our Business History

Never before have prices reached such low selling mark this month We don't figure to make money in Febuary- we pay expenses that sufficient Every day this week will bring special vauesvaues worth coming for Watch the papers
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20
4 CHAT ABOUT THE NEW LACES, EMBROIDERIES. ETC.

There is no mistaking the direction of the style winds. Laees are to have their highest popularity this season.
 All sorts of new and beautiful designs have eone out as if by magic. More than the usual large number of Valenciennes and Meehlin Laces have appeared. Used a great deal for fine lingerie and waists.
 Then there are lovely Net Allevers for making whole waists. Some of these are boule de neige. point gaze, broderie Ang- laise, and many coriven- tional patterns. 75c to s3,50 Q yard. Princess Lace--rcal lace is new. and has a more youthful dash to it than tba time-honored Duchesse.
 It is hand wrought. $2.50
 and S2.s7 a yard. l Some of the new Motifs
 are large enough to make | tho whole front of a waist. l Persian Bands and Elm broideries are attracting
 no end of attention because l of their newness and 1 beauty. , l There are many two. toned effects among the l Dress Trimmings; and one l three-toned effect is simply II exQuisite--ana exoinsiya--
 iu brown and tan.
 Trimmings for tub
 gowns pique, silkat, and
 plain and nercerizsd cot
 tnn.
 ! .5 ! Embroiderles are past
 describing. Their name is
 legion--consisting of bands,
 insertions. edgings, flounc-
 ihgs. derni- -fiouncings, cor
 set covara. matched sets; ! eta.
 w. never showea such l pretty Lace Pohes--nor of
 fered such good values.
 For example, there is one
 charming Robe that would
 ordinarily sell for ss7.00- but here it is only s29. GO.
 We can't duplicate tl.at. Il Many of the Nets and Il Allovers are vsry desirable for tha fashionable tucker
 or vestee, and for the close
 undersleeve, whica, whether
 real or simulated gives the wanttSl blouse effect. H By all means see those
 spangled Bsnds--in black,
 white. gold, opalescent and
 rolored affacts,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-02-20
U. 5. Flags to, WnsIinolon', Riuhdnn

. s1SstHsSf fUfs 2 h-sfFtHv T. You'll want one of couraa.-it tt'a only a small one to placs at aaah plate at ths dinner table. r
 Silk Flags--10c to d5c ..
 Wool Flags s1. .59 to sS 5S
 Printed Fiags---3c doz. to 2sc aa.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-04-01

MILLIONS LEFT UNIVERSITY.
BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. April sit
now appears the Stanford University
viii receive not less tnan $s.s75,Ooo
from the estate of Mrs. Stanford.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-04-01
.INsPE CT Rs
WE'RE XII
At THE zDIcIER COAL MINE IN
nL1N0Is-DEATH LIST MAY
REACH TWENTY-FIVE.

BY Associated Press.
BENTON. H., April tine death list
]. the zeigIer mine i. now Is, and it is
xpscted it VIII reach Is. Fourteen
lead have been taken from the mine.
s,mong them wero State Mine Inspector
Atkinson and zsigler Mine Inspector
Graham. wno went into tire mine last
night and were stiaed by foul air and
smoke. Evan john, WAC made a tour
of tho mine and came out almost dead,
'ays the explosion was not OF gas but
of powder. Indicating an Intentional de.
struction of the mine.
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-04-01

Fifth Ward,
JOHN B. SMITH.

I.'sFas tilsrs city election Yesterday
was Dire gu stion iocularly expressed
"Wednesday morning. 1t was pertinent
cstne annual municipal election asld rnc
day before in elarksburg. in waich the
Republicans swept the platter clean and
won a most glorious victory.
With thunder on their lips and blood
an ti,eir eyes the Democratic managers,
togethef with few refcrmers and some
women VINO had been called to aold
prayers throughout the day. election
day opened with prospect of battle
royal, but with two exceptions the
battlefisll was soon clear to the r.
publicans and they won't forward 10 vie.
tgy without strenuous opposition. The
gum shoe business was confined mostly
10 the First AMI Fourth ward. The
Democrats Thought they saw fighting
ehance in thoe two wards as TO council
and secretly nopcd there would be taere
sNich slip-up as would turn the tide
all over uhe city, but the Telegram mad
stated that the Republicans would no,
be caught mapping and taey were not
Many Republicans were at the poll.
bright and early and they did not leay,
Until the votes wore all in and the poll,
The Clarksburg telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1874-1926, 1905-04-01
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