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Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04
OLIVE HEIGHTS

r. 1. Tolle of Santa Ana was guest
of the Amber, S23 South Grand avenue
last week.
A. Veryl Todd, Misses A. Hattman
and c. Lundblade of San Francisco
have apartments at 800 Bunker Hill
avenue.
Roger Frier of Nebraska is a recent
arrival at the Amber.
Hotel Granada arrivals are: Mrs.
Clyde Aldridge, D. ~. wilkins and
family, Chicago; Mrs. Otteto Low, L.
E. Blumburg, San Francisco; Mrs.
Clarence Meredith and child, Detroit;
John Paul Jones, Paris, France; Anne
Kemp Anna Shelton, Ell Paso, Tex. /;
Mrs. C. V. R. Vincent, Washington D.
c.; Miss Hickey, Miss Connolly, Grand
Rapids: Charles G.. McComock and
wife, Wilmington, Kas.; Sydney T.
Smith, Wisconsin.
Recent arrivals at the Hill Crest Inn
are: A. G. Agnew, Denver; D. G. Arnell,
Ell Paso, Tex; T. ]. Foley, Long Beach; ;
r. G. Wilson, Mrs. L. T. Logan, San
Francisco; DR.. H. w. Silversmith and
wife. Denver; Mrs. Nellie Agnews, Lin
coin, Neb.; Mrs. Mary Twawley, Chi
cago.
w. H. Bailey and wife, Olinda, CAL;
j. E. Leaf, w. H. Crane, New York.
and Paul Best, Germany, are recent ar
rivals at the Melrose.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04
FERN DAY" AT THE MAMMOTH

Tomorrow will be fern day at the
Mammoth Shoe House, 519 South
Broadway. The ferns have been
grown especially for this occasion and
are bigger and finer than ever, con-
sisting of the variety known as Aspar.
agus Prinirosi Springui, the Boston
fern maidenhair, etc. They are all in
individual pots, strong and thrifty.
These special fern days" are we'll
known to regular patrons of the Nam
moth, who will avail themselves of the
opportunity. A special invitation is
extended to all. The Mammoth wants
one of these ferns in every home in
Los Angeles as a lasting, growing ad-
vertisement. Come and take your pick
tomorrow. The only restrictions are
that you must make a purchase of at
least one dollar. There will also be
some very interesting shoe bargains
on display .....
Thirty big bargain tables loaded with
shoes on sale at a fraction of their
worth.
Mems and women's shoes on sale for
csc Monday; values up to $500. A big
bunch of ladies' and children's shoes
on sale Monday at soc a pair.
A few hundred pairs of ladies' welt
sole and turn shoes, good styles, our
$500 and $3.50 grades. will be on sale
Monday for $1.49.
A fern feast with shoe bargains that
will crowd the big busy Mammoth to
its utmost capacity tomorrow,
Extra help will be on hand to serve
the public promptly. These fern
days" don't come often, so be on hand
early tomorrow. Mammoth Shoe
House, $40 South Broadway. between
Fifth and Sixth street.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04

and literary program was rendered.
About fifty were present.
John Roddan of 1852 East First
street, accompanied by Dr. c. W.
Haentschel Of Mallawo, ontario, Can,
visited Canada last week.
Los Angeles herald., 1905-06-04

Enjoy life for an hour. Las Palmas
CIGARS will do it.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1905-04-29
NEWS ITEMS FROM
ALL OVER MISSISSIPPI.
Happenings of Interest Throughout
the State From Various Sources.

A number of business men in Clarks
dale would like to know the whereabout;
of /. l. Cherry, a contractor and builder
against whom they have made affidavit
charging him with obtaining money un.
der false pretenses.
Leflore county capitalists haYe ap-
piled for charters for two new banks
one of 100000 capital stock to be To-
Gated at Schlater, the other of $50, ,OO(
capital to be opened at Sidon. Rowan
Thayer, A. McC. Klmbrough and others
are interested.
Will Steen, a Simpson county farmer,
shot and killed tenant named Rice on
his place. Rice had first shot Steen
with gun loaded with slugs, but not
fatally.
Robert Alley, veteran of the civil
war, was killed by falling tree near
Clarksdale. He was tie-maker, and
had felled thousands of the monarchs of
the delta forests, but this one got him.
Harrison Ford, colored, pointed an
"unloaded,' gun at Bette McCarroll,
colored. Ford went to Jail and the
friends of Bette to funeral.
Mrs. Sam King, highly respected
woman of near Burnsville, had fit dur
ing the night, fell in the fire and was
burned to death, her family knowing
nothing of her shocking death till morn
ring.
While "breaking" young mule of
the Maud species, Walter Word, of Car
roll county, was paved in the face and
painfully wounded and disfigured for
life.
Effie Mayo, aged 10, was the victim Of
a sad accident near Shubut. Her broth
er had returned from hunting, placed
his gun on the ground leaning against
the gallery. The little girl went to
move it, when it was discharged, the en-
tire load passing through her body.
Ella Farley shot and killed Matthew
Hewlett and wounded her rival, Mary
Chattmann, near Columbia.
Mr.. Jack Prior, OF Smith county, has
celebrated his 92nd birthday, and is still
able to get about. He was born in Ten
nessee, but came to Mississippi when it
was a how]ing wilderness, and helped to
build the old state capitol.
In difficulty between Frank and
Pearl Little on the one side and Eli
Hilton on the other the latter was killed
by blow on the head with an ak. Hill
toms daughters had refused to set out
tomato plants. The parties are all white
and live near Crystal Springs.
G. W. Brady, timer, fell from the
roof of one of the buildings at the State
A. and M. College and broke his neck.
He was from Gadsden, Ala.
John Montgomery, of Starkville, has
shipped solid carload of Jersey mich
COWS to the Gulfport Dairy.
Joe Lewis, a watchman at the White
Sawmill at McComb City, was knocked
in the head and killed while on duty,
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1905-04-29

SATINOLAis is new discovery, guar
anteed, and money refunded ii it fails to
remove Freckles, Pimples, Liver Spots,
Blackheads, Tans, Discolorations and
Disfiguring Eruptions. Ordinary cases
in 10 days, the worst in 20 days. After
these defects are removed the skin will
be soft, clear, healthy and beautiful.
Price so cents at drug stores or by mail.
Thousands of ladies testify to the merits
of Satinola.
Miss Alace Lirette writes:-Thibo-
deaux, La, Oct. 10, 'o4. "For four
years my face was completely covered
with freckles and pimples. All reme-
dies failed, until used two packages OF
Satinola, which completely removed the
freckles and pimples. My complexion
is now perfect, and hope every lady hav.
ing freckles or pimples will try Sati-
nola." Price SOC and SI.00, by leading
druggists, or mail.
NATIONAL TOILET Co., Paris, Tenn
Sold in Bay ST. Louis by GARDE
LED'S DRUG STORE, and all lead
ing druggists.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1905-04-29
INTERESTING DECISIONS
HANDED DOWN BY
The Mississippi Supreme Court-One
Murderer's Case of Unusual Atroci-
ty Was Affirmed-Interesting Case
Decided Involving the Homestead
Rights OF the Widow.

The Mississippi Supreme Court hand
ed down the following opinions Monda!
afternoon:
BY Justice Truly:
Henry Brown VS.. State, Carroll county
murder, affirmed, and June 9Th fixed a.
day of execution.
Mrs. M. E. Moody VS.. w. E. Moody
for use F. V. Brahan, Lauderdalt
county, reversed and dismissed.
The case of Brown VS.. State was one
of peculiar interest, showing to what low
depths of depravity the negro can go
The opinion was read by Justice Truly
who went into a full explanation in order
that it might be fully understood.
Henry Brown and Jane Robinson had
lived together as man and wife in Car
roll county for several years, but finally
Henry left her and lived two years in
Alabama. On his return to Carroll he
found that the woman had married
George Washington, an old neighbor.
Brown thereupon hired himself to Wash
ington and assisted in the crop. The
three occupied the same room in the
little cabin in which they lived, but had
two beds.
In course of time the Washington
home burned down in the night time,
and Washington was cremated. His
charred remains were raked out of the
Goals next day, and a large hole was
found in his side. Brown and the wo-
man had fled, but it seems that the wo-
man was an unwilling companion. She
induced Brown to go by their old home,
and there she told her old landlord what
had happened. Brown was arrested and
landed in Jail. The woman explained
that she was aroused during the night
by the report of gun, sat up in bed,
heard her husband groan and the blood
trickling down to the floor. Brown had
Washington's gun in his hand, and or
dered her to get up and pack all the
clothing she could find and accompany
him, which she did. Brown then took
all the bedding off his own bed, piled it
on Washington, poured a gallon of coal
oil on the pile and applied a match,
after which they made off. The defense
was that Washington had caught his
wife in the wrong bed, and had attacked
her and Brown, being killed in the scuf-
fle by blow of an ak. The defense
also set up that the jury was drawn from
both districts of the county, and that
change of venue was asked and wrong
fully refused. The Supreme Court held
that the trial was properly conducted,
that, according to the record, there was
no doubt of the guilt of the prisoner,
and declared that the crime was one of
the most diabolical that had ever been
called to the attention of the Supreme
Court of the State of Mississippi.
In the case of Moody vs. Moody, from
Lauderdale county, son was suing his
mother for division of his fathers es-
tate, which consisted of nothing but
home in the C ity of Meridian. The
court held that the homestead belongs
to the widow, no matter what it may be
worth; whether palace or hovel, it is
hers and free from seizure or sale on
any account, the rights of the widow
being absolute in Mississippi.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1905-04-29

The Scranton Chronicle, owned and
edited by Bay St. Louis boy, Mr.. j. j.
Tomasich, has been improved and en-
larged by its publisher adding one more
page to its former size, which is an ev1-
dence of popularity and soldid growth.
A true chronicler of all events, of high
literary style and excellence that few
newspapers keep up, and the brilliancy
and fairness of its opinions, coupled
with the reliability which enters into
every detail and the general get up of
this newspaper stamps it indellibly as
one that is entitled to that high regard
which is accorded it by an appreciative
clientele.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1905-04-29

lie impression upon the public gener-
ally. Aside from the families who are
beleaved but little interest is manifested
when the killing of a human occurs. A
short notice in the papers announcing
the fact, an indictment of the offender,
the trial by jury with verdict of ac-
quittal in most instances, and the matter
is forgotten. The practice of permit
ting boys and young men to handle fire.
arms is widely responsible for the fire.
quency of homicides. All over the
country from the time the small boy is
considered old enough to amuse him
self with target gun the youth of the
country are permitted almost without
exception to handle firearms. With
this practice grows very naturally de-
sire to use the weapon and frequently
a life is sacrificed in the heat of passion
from the simple fact that men go armed.
Within our own county in the short
space of two years fourteen homicides
have taken place. This seems large
number in a county in which the people
are considered civil and law-abiding.
This number does not include the acci-
dental cases of which several could be
reported. Out of the number tried on
Indictment there has been but one con-
viction, and one plea of guilty to man.
slaughter. Such state of affairs seems
to exist all over the country. This
should be greatly deplored and steps
taken to abate the evil. The practice
Of the use of firearms begins at home in
the indulgence of children by their par
ents, and here is where the evil can be
and should be corrected.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1905-04-29
the weapon used being heavy can't

the weapon used being heavy can't
hook handle.
John Riley claims he didn't know the
pistol he pointed at his sweetheart, Su-
san Nail, was loaded, but, as is often
the case, there was funeral next day,
and John is in Jail.
VIM. Johnson's team ran away with
him at Morton, killing a 15-year old
boy who was with him, and seriously in
juring Johnson.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1905-04-29

Picayune, Miss, April 8.-The Plea
yune Drug Company has elected the
following officers: James H. Steye Is.
president; John A. Lewis, vice presi-
dent; j. Loborere Megehee, treasurer;
and L. L. Powell, manager.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1905-04-29

The esteemed Yazoo City Sentinel, a
veritable model of a newspaper, publish
ed an Easter edition of unusual magni
ficence. The paper was made up with a
cover of fine book paper, the front of
which contained an appropriate Easter
picture executed in several colors. Our
friend the publisher is to be congratu-
lated upon this new evidence of his we'll
known enterprise and the wide-aw axe
advertisers as well who made the finan-
cial success of this edition.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1905-04-29

The Cumberland Telephone and Tele-
graph Company makes its report of
business done in the State of Missis-
sippi during the last quarter, as follows:
Receipts from all sources, St30,3t3.73.
Operating expenses, SIT, ,979.97. Net
revenues, s12,333.76. The company has
16,338 lines connected with centrals in
the State,
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1905-04-29

The Echo acknowledges the receipt OF
the first number of the Pass Christian
Switchhght.
The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1905-04-29
The Cheapness of Human Life.

Topelo Journal.
1t is fact to be greatly deplored that
the taking of human life makes but lit
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-03
Stor Rar-
itor Operfraffe.

Eerrence SdmigbneSip fra Chrome
Sopuibip / Sc Slellr Gountp, Winn.,
er fomrnen biem fra 8croenSuoitiaii.
gen | ct. SouiS, bpor ban bar en- al
Sepprbigbeberne paa "Gtfe". Sar,
er Z 500 og 6 CONNER bei % beier
400 Euno. Eaa %ltbitiQingen falbteS
oennc 8oliatb "GproncsSipmpen"
% mango pilbe gierlte ie BAN. s
a~nIebnina al bans Siemfomit bar
bans aamIc 6or forGret bom Ell
Speriraffe, iom er ipet al Mh,Iopnrpc.
ifiub. Zen 9amle bar | De iibite ID
aor fon9et Ell WGrqbe WtlIoporper
pno jim 6arm, for at Seunen flnoc
fdn iig ct go0t Soerplag. "a Sfiuo
bcbepe6eS iii ell &uaorotfoo Gelsperf,
cfterot &c tpnberc 0eIe bar fIippet pGf,
% til 6rottn mcbgif $40 Sfinb.
SfrpoOeren bar giort aoot Irbci6e.
Get er umtIig at opooqe Ssmmcre
eIlcr sc forifieQige IiifpgninQcr /
Torne. 9lt er Tom ct belt SfinO.
Groffcu or let % mvg, % oct gIiuier
al oen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-03
pryeleitraf.

GrGiiSent &ooiepeIt ioabe | lit ito.
Ite @uoifab, at 2opeu life ~faItIGtter
rlogen paSicnbe Straf for WGno, iont
miSbanoler fine Suitruer, % ban loo
De ORD falbe; "0taaife en- eaer ar.
Sen Sorm al forporlig Hefielie funoe
egtte iig beOit for betne 6orbrpodie."
8mnSiurpen | 9iItrict OF Golumt'
bia ilotalte / jim Srroberetning I'll
Ssieiteret Sen 30te December: "Sa.
gen ON at inofere Erpgleitraf for
"aoneprpgIere" er bebanOIet At benz
ne Sorinmliug, og 8lcrtaIet al ps er
al ben Wening, at Ben oil niie Zig
pirfiom % iorminoife Spppigbeoen
al 6enne afifpelige 9rsbe."
30 al @ranoiurpen pilbe Dog fife
gaa mcS paa bette, mel erflGreoe zig
inoo at eieuinbfere Sen for lGnge il
ocn ofifoiicbe 9rpgIeitrai.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-03
panoeIsroreIIen.
ltscn otter Snl or title JON panlig
@arrpptrliins % N%arsopgipr.

ai q. O. 9un & Cos ugentlige
Sonoelsoperiist, oateret iioIte Ser.
oae, bioipttes:
Sitleligel brogte ogiaa ioar Den
iropanlise Stilbeo / 8orretningsper.
benen. gareoptpaing % a~orsopaior
par operaIt 8ienitano ior Gpmcrf.
iombeo unotngen | nogle fan 5abrit-
brandler,, bpor oct gialot siebliffeiig
2epering al Gorer.
Goloionfme Sncitorme binbreoe |
hsi @rno al Srogttrofif, irrlig | ge.
item, men irareanet benne lllempe
fom Neo6eren eo6t meo. SonIeoeS
bIep Der enbe paa Den LANCE Serfepe.
riooe | Observation-Disclosures bporpeb
9o~ootraiifen otter firnbe optoges poo
GIoene, on auItronsporten fom pnanp
/ nornralt @iGree. Srofifopgaoerne
for December Naoneb bier, at Sern.
bonernes 9ruttoinotGet bar pPret
70 Erpcent itsrre emo | December
ifior. llbenrigSbanbelen cper Netu
9orf bar / iioite llge iteget mc6
81, 543, 163 for llofsrieIens 8ebrom.
mcnSe os meo $3,st9,245 for Snb.
ierielenS 8eofonmenoe.
sf grabitreets ~llseoperii8t biOiGi.
tes:
SonoeIen mes gomnlosparer er
after fommet | ct iiiepnt Spor peb.
at Griicn pna Roabomulb er iuufet
til minbre en6 Brobuftionsomfoit.
ninaerne. 3ette bar 6ra9t 6oritpr.
reIie ! Sorretningerne | Spben.
ct al lleens mcN bernprfelieSpGr.
bige SrGf er Sorbebringen / Situo'
tionen for ginterbpeoens 8eofom'
menbe | geiten.
SanoelsiaqitterneS antaI / fi6ite
ltae uogior6e / sc 6oreneoe Stnter
2tS imoo 300 | ben ~tiliparenbe llge
iijor og / Canada 90 imob IS ifior.
lloferielen al Sneoe (1Rel ino6e'
fattet) uogiorSe / slorets iioite llge
fun 9St ,t40 guibclS imoo 2,915,.
236 i Den iomwe ll9e ifiOr; @aiS'
uoferieIen ub9jorbe 1,5S2,312 BIT
bells imoo 925 ,OS5 ifior.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-03
Wanse Sfue.

IreI aroner er Ell al Irbeioerne
hos "tbe Imerican Steel og 8oun'
brp Company" / Suoiana Sarbor
tGt peb Chicago, % oa ban bar iprtg
Tor, al set ifuIOe faa aiienbt fine So
rer, oilbe ban arbeioe lGngere og
baaroerc, enc DC andre ipnteS ont.
&c flogcoc tiIS Superintendent @rigbt
OF piloc, at ban ituloe iage Sroner,
ioroi ban brso llniou.Gc9lerne.
@rigbt piIoe life inoIobe fig oerpaa,
cg oe 9if bn poa Streif. Sre Gage
/ Gob IagOe &c iig paa Cur for at
operialoe ham; men ban tom al
orig no al Steberiet uben / SGl8e
meo andre. On Ifteneu bcn 30te
December itob Ell Slot paa omfrinJ
500 Irbeiocre % pcntcoe paa ct
SrRn, Der iftlloe ito ill Chicago, %
&roner por ibIoubt Dem. Sans
NpinbSm9uo bapoe oaIgt Sib o.
Steb for at bcune iiq; men ban laa
Dem, for Be iaa bam % ui0ite, bpao DC
piISe. llocn nioere trof ban en- &e.
polpcr og ifieb iuo / StreiterneS Slot.
Sc iuore0e eiebIiffelig, og au9ler
iIsi oper NGngoeuS Soucber. Sire al
augIerne trof. Sobu SGeer fit en-
augIe / @cnet, % q. 8bitnep Ell /
Irnleu. De TO andre bIep let iaaret.
Saainart Sfponingeu beapubte,
trrngtc WGneben iia inc paa Statio.
men % ifpubtc iig cmborb. IreI &ro'
ner par Ell al Dem, iom fit iig Ell SID.
ocplooS. GoIitiet hapbe life arreite.
ret nogen. "a SeIegrommet aiieubteS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-03

er meorcsnet, men life bets SnotGs.
ter 90 llosifter.
s De fsrite II Maaneber al 1904
belsb SnofsrieIen iie iii $939,000.-
GOO, brilfet bar S22,000,000 mere
emo ! 1903. S~nSfsrielcn at toIofrie
Garer Iteg mpb $40, 100000, meoens
Jnoisrieleu al tolobare garer mimic.
Dc meo $20,000OO0.
Sffeirtlige genge ANTHRACITE | Ban.
fer bcIsb fig ben lite Sarniar 1904
til $166, 100000, men beIsb Tia peo
Gluten al aaret til $4,000. 900.
Elsie Gepoiita bill / oen isrite 9io al
1905 poerlieere forminolfes meo
S23, JON bebspes til @ene.
~ralfonoet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-03
Sronoer fin Somulo.

Spbens gomlIOSbsit bIcp ! 1901
operoroentIig rig. Resieringen /
@oibington anilog Ben forIe6en til
~, 1852, 900 galer og mente, at 500.
900 9aaer piloe fomme til. "a Ii.
0en6c berom inotrai til 8omll0s.
bsrien | 9ten g)orf, ionf Griicn pIuo.
ieIig 50 pr. Bale. Gette gioroe Sp,
oenS 9omiloSbanblere roienbe, og /
lin 6ortpileIie begDnote 6e at iGtte
Sarmc poa fine Sploe. s Sort
8aincs, Ga, opbrGnote Ell gomlIoS.
bonoler 5000 gaaer Den 2Soe Sc.
cernber, og oct beoer, at andre bar
iulgt Gremplet. observation-disclosures
ipaor, at 100000 9aler er bsmte
til al 9on op / Hsg. HogIe tager
@tnnben en0nu mere iulO % flyer, al
100000 9aler Hal ofreS til gu.
ernc. Sanfen er, at man peo at zoe.
lrgge itore 8orrooo al 9omnIb bill
frcmbringe auopbeo % ifr,ie Eriiell
op poa oct, iom bIir ieien.
SaoIGnge ancrifn bar eriIteret
bar oct oIorig iooet en- iaa rig Bonn.
uloSbsit iom / 1904, og man mener.
at 8riicrue berior bill Ipnfe Iaoere neo
enc no9eniirbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-03
palaoierne ripes neo.

@pguin9erne paa ct. Souis.l(o'
itiQingcn rioes mi neo, og set ier III
til, at man bill bli fprbig iii foitiai
Sib. Neoripningen al Che Eife er
blet noact i%oIfinfet; BOG bill man ON
10 Gage bape fiernet Den itore Stu
ton poo Sen iceniife Serubane. Sra
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bar sc omeri.
fonifc llNitiaere taget alt lit, o9 o.
fleIte ll0Irnoinger bar giort oct Jam
me. Sopon Spiflanb, Soaanh ol
@ulaoricn bapoe DOG / Segpubeli9
al forrige llse aoifiaigt itaaenot
enbbo.
s @naniltaen for ainit bar &pb'
ningSorbciOct life laugt frentifreoet
iorriae ltQe. Gireierne boooe enbuu
life toQct line Sing oerfra, meoenE
6ronIfmruOene, GngelIfmrubcne
StaIicncrnc og Spifcrne niituof bapbc
set troplt meo Of inbpoffe, men me9et
itoo tiIbnQc. @pgningcn fan nntltr.
IigoiS life ripes, for oft er fieruet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-03
6pao ct mooerne
Stag foiter / penee.

Spao bar Slaget peo 2iaopang fo.
Itet2 Sette Spsrgsmoal b~eiparer en-
Saefpnois / ct engeIIf SibSifrift iau.
lebeS:
= 125, 600 Tusiere pg 10000
Sapanciere oeItog ! SInget. Sraorngcr
man MI Reieroerne % regncr meo
6oftum. at aIle Soloater life fan
fiGntpe pan engana, iaa fan man
anita 10000 8uSiere OF $4,000 Sd.
paneiere bar fiGmpet / 60 inner.
elsie 1000 Ntano bor giennem.
initli9 bper brrgt 1900 Gatroner Ct.
Ter iaIt ca. $50 MtiIioner Satroner
til en- gGrbi al pa @tiaiou Dollars.
Se 800 Gnnoner, iom anpenotes
unSer Slaget, afifiso ca. 100000
8ronater til en- 8ienneminitspris al
IiSt cpcr 50; bette giper iaIt $1,000.
600.
5 bisie GUNNER or Smfoitnin.
eerne pes @epGrerneS og Ganonernes
Separation naturligpis life meoreg.
net. Otter TO eler ire Slas, iom oct
peS 9iaopaug. trpnger ioapcl 8epG.
rar iom 9anoucr bsiIig til @fteripn
og Separation.
De iapaneiiife 6eItfanoner foiter
oper $1,000 Stpffet, nteu De itore
6Gimingsfanouer Der anpenoes peS
Bort Irtburs 5oripar, foiter inbtiI
100000 Collars Stpffet, % bpert
Sfuo foifcr $3.50.
Snotil M bar ben ~iapnneiiife He.
Isierins onpcnSt GO Milliouer Dollars
Il SriassiemeS, men &usierue bar
brrat ell ocbbelt iaa itor Gum. iaa
at Der ialt or brliat for $50 Miaiousr
Collars al De @aterialer, Der ianStes
Il g,iropas % aiicns ariemIer,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-03
6ifter fig / mooen aIoer

Sra gImburIt paa Gong Sslono.
e. ., ifripes, at Miis Warp anr
Saiprence eiter / 80 aar at bape lepeI
pna fin 6aoers 6arm forleoen giftebC
Jig meb Sobn l9urfbarb, Ell @nfe'
monb paa go, iom | lang Sio pn,
ell a%lminbelig Grbeiocr hos benocs
6ar oe iioen hos benoe ielp.
Sor omfring ct aor iioen opfom
oct Hpgte, at be TO Ifrtlbe gifte Jig.
Senbes TO Ssitre, iom er gifte
8rooflpn og inotager aniee6e Still
Iinger | Selifdb$lipet, fit bsre oct oa
reiitc itrar no til benbe for at fao
pibe, ON oct bar ionbt.
"Nei ilet iffe!" iperebe Warp gnr
"Sobn er en- bpgtig Wano paa Sur'
men; men ieg bar olbrig tGnft poo
at aiere BAN til min sggtemage."
IligepeI blep De TO SSuleooes Ifter
! al Stllheo ote0e I Sllef Dos en- a
@urf6oros Conner ! grooflpn, og o.
Dor MI et elegant Sus paa ct &isrllI
of oen gamIc 2aiprence.6arm 9ennt
bar en- Gprbi at 100000, ba meect
al Sen ipIges | 2otter, os sen gomI(
Sarmnrbei6cr, fom / mango Gnr bot
1iot poa Sen og bprfet Ben. er nj
bens Gier. S fit ferite sg9teifaf
bapoe @urtbarb TO Conner og to d.
fro
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-01-03
unoerIie Sammelie.

g'iiS Snga Sanion | Chicago fiji
Tor ler Iar iiben en- ~betpbelig eritat-
ming al Gbicaeo Gitp Railpap Gonr.
panp for Sfaoc, iom blep benbe til.
feiet UNDER ct llIDffestiIf9Ibe, ba bun
tisrte | Sporpogn. Sun reiite Der.
paa til Neip gorf, og Der ipntes Den
Sambeo. bporaf bun leo, plubielig
at foripinbe. aompaniet itepneoe
benbe for Were0, og bun blep ienot
tiI6oge til Chicago, bpor bum inbiat.
ties | arreit. Snsoog ben 2Soe &c.
cember blep birn bentet paa 8Gre.
barre % fort til CONNER aeritens
Het. ga bar bun igien albeles lam.
Sitn forflarer, al bun / Nen gorf fill
lin Selie isien peO ct Iirafel, men
at bun for to Tiger iioen otter blep
lam. arreitforporer 8bitman tror,
at bun birfelig er ing.