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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-04-20

began to rock and creak about them.
There was quick scurry for tho
street and in few minutes San Fran.
cisco was, for a time, cut of from the
outside world.
Horror upon horror accumulated
when fire broke out in the wreckage
Of ruined buildings and the fremen;
assembled to fight the flames, found
that the same shock which had upset
the buildings had disconnected the
water mains and the city was power
less against the arch enelny-tire.
Not only was fire discovered in the
wreckage of the downtown office
buildings, but small blszes were dis
covered ins various parts, of the city
which added new horrors to the ca.
tastrophe. .E*i'r5
The area OF absolute devastation
by the earthqua covered so blocks
in the heart of the business part of
the city and the ravages of fire have
greatly widened this.
The damage by earthquake does
not bsgin to compare with the loss
by fire. A thickly built up area OF
8 square miles has been burned over
and the flames are still devouring
property. Factories, hotels, whole
sale houses and residences, compris-
ing the principal part of tn 9 business
section, have been destroyed.
The city hall, structure cos ting
seven million dollars, was first
wrecked by tbs earthquake aud then
destroyed by fire;
The Palace hotel, value estimated
at three million dollars, also burned.
The beautiful Claus Spreckles build
ing was Quilted. The Rialto building
and dozens of other costly structures
were also destroyed. The Hall of
Justice, the Examiner, Call and the
Crocker buildings. are gone and the
rookeries of Chinatown have been
swept away.
Federal troops are patroling the
city and several vandals caught loot
ing the ruins, have been SUNNI arily
executed. -. ....,.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-04-20
ADMINISTRATORS WEDDING
A Happy Event Takes Place Al
The Residence Of J. II
@s Staubus.

The residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
H. 4Staubus on Sixth avenue was
tho scene of very pretty home
wedding on Tuesday evening, when
their daughter, Avis, was married
to Mr.. Henry J. Blume. The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. e. A.
Cahoon in the presence of number
Of guests.
II Miss Ura Staubus, u sister OF the
bride, acted as ring bearer. The
bridal couple were escorted into the
presence of the, guests by Miss Max"
well, while Miss Grace Smith pre-
sided at the organ.
Y The bride wore a gown Of white
silk and carried boquet of white
roses. The groom wore the con-
.ventional black.
The rooms were beautifully deco.
ratSd with roses and ferns, and
above the bridal pair hung drapings
Of lace from the center of which
suspended the wedding bell. r
After congratulations had beea
sxtended the party sat down to d
dainty wedding banquet.
The contracting parties are well
known young people OF Worthinton,
and have host Of friends, whom
the Advance joins in extending con-
gratulations.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bloom were the re.
tcipients Of many beautiful and use
fulgifts. They left on the early
mofning train for the cities. They
wiilsreturn and take up their resi-
dslice here and will be at home to
their friends after June 1st.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-04-20
Cree on a Spree

Axel Cree, who is employed as a
bridge carpenter on the Omaha road
last Monday celebr ated his pay day
by getting gloriously drunk.
During the evening he got out
revolver and threatened to commit
suicide. It is said he told his wife
be would try the weapon on her to
seq if it worked, and fired, the ball
passing close to her. The marshal
was informed of the disturbance,
but when he arrived Cree had
sobered down considerable, and his
wife did not wish him arrested
Cree has the reputation Of being
all right when he is sober, but very
ugly when under; the influence of
liquor.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-04-20

The business district of San Fran
cisco was overwhelmed by an earth
quake disaster at 5:13 Wednesday
morning.
It is believed at least 5000 lives
have been lost.
From the bay back to Montgomery
st. there is utter ruin and the worst
of the desolation is close to,. o,.and along
Market st., one of the principal thor.
oughfares of the city.
The disturbances, which were un.
doubtedly connected in some way
with the recent disaster at Naples,
covered half the area of California
and conferred in San Francisco, the
Palace City of the Pacific slope.
Here was wrought such wreck as
has never overcome a city of its size
in an American disaster of this kind.
Palatial Office buildings and sky.
scrapers were rocked and fell; like
cardhouses.
Fire breaking out in this wreckage
added its horror to the scene of disas.
ter.
The first shock was felt at 5:l3 a.
M. and was followed by intermittent
shocks for an hour.
One of the first Office buildings to
succumb to the force of the convul.
sion was the Hobart building, in
which were the Offices of the Postal
Telegraph Co. and the Northern Pa.
cific railway.
The operators doing the late night
shift had barely time to bulletin tc
the world the first potice of the open
ing shock when the convulsions be
came more serious and the building
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-04-20
Fifty Blocks in the Heart of San
Francisco in Ruins--5,ooo Lives !:
Snuhed Out.
Waterworks Destroyed and Nothing
to Fight the Fire Demon With.
DISASTER AT A GLANCE

Fifty blocks in the business section of San Francisco
destroyed by earthquake at 5l3 Wednesday
morning.
Fire followed making complete ruin of the prnci-
pal streets.
More than 5000 lives lost by collapse of build
ings or in the burning wreckage.
The city hail. Call and Examiner newspaper Offices,
paatial Palace hotel and hundreds of other build
ings were destroyed
There water to fight the flames which spread
in every direction.
The property loss ia beyond reckoning. :z~~1
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-04-20


church, Wednesday Apr. 25, at
! p. m.
Testimonials.
Mr.. F. S. Atwood, the HBind
Apostle of Happiness gave bis
celebrated lecturer on Happiness in
the A. o. U. W. Hall last evening
In spite Of the intense heat large
audience greeted the lecturer, who
spoke for about an hour and handled
his subject with the skill Of q
master. Mr.. Atwood is a lecturer
of unusual ability, thoroughly inter-
esting and peculiarly adapted to his
subject. t.-Mankato Free Press, July
IA, 1905.
To be happy is the desire and
ambition of every person. How to
look on the bright side of life midst
Of disappointments incident to
human affairs is a virtue not
possessed by all. The lecture of F.
S. Atwood on ''Happihess'' touches
the heart and mind of every one
who hears him. 1t is full Of good
cheer, and coming from man
whose physical eyes are forever shut
tothe light of day, it cannot fail to
be helpful to us on our journey
through life. The undersigned has
known Mr.. Atwood since Septem-
ber, 1904, as a faithful preacher of
the gospel, as lecturer, as a citizen
and friend. He is a man of rich
intellectual attainments, speaker
and orator of power, and a gentle
man of high character. His lecture
on ''Happiness'' should be heard in
every town and hamlet in the state.
". R. Hodges, Editor. Herald,
Sleepy Eye, MINI.
In the person of Brother F. s. Att
wood the Grand Trustees and myself
found a brother most admirably
equippd to spread the gospel Of
Pythianism in this Domain, and he
was secured for that work. But
ere he had little more than COM
menced it he was stricken with blind
ness thereby incapacitating him for
field work. Brother Atwood is a
scholar, gentleman, true Pythian
and his platform experience as a
minister of the gospel enables him
to present the gospel of friendship
in a most interesting and instructive
manner Carroll S. Bartram, G.. G.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-04-20

A. E. Washington left on Wednes-
day for Humboldt, Can, where he
takes a posi- ton on a railroad. Mrs.
Washington accompanied him as
far as Burtrum, Mimi, where she
will visit for a short time before
proceeding to Humboldt.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-04-20

Mr.. and Mrs. Silo Mclean aud
daughter, arrived tho first of the
week from Seattle, and are spend
ing a few days here visiting friends.
Mr.. Mclean was formerly engaged
in business in Worthington, but has
been u resident of Seattle for many
years.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-04-20

Now ie. the time to make gardens,
and judging from the many inoipient
q griculturisrs at work Worthington
people are fond of this past time. =
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-04-20
~. ).
MEETING
Interesting Session Of the A.socia:
ton Held Monday =, Evening
at the State Bank
Additional Directors Elected and
Standing Committees : :
Named !

A largely attended and enthusias-
tic meeting Of the subscribers to the
stock of tho .Chautauqua Association
was held last Monday evening at
the office of tho Worthington State
Bank. The articles of incorporation
were read, and the directors author
lied to make any necessary amend
ments to conform to the state laws.
The constitution and bye-laws
were read and adopted.
l.. The member of the standing COM
mittees were named, and the COM
mittees are constituted as follows !:
Standing Committees. =
Entertaiment-Rev. G. A. Ca.
hoon, Loren Clark. -
Advertising G. T. Tupper, T. A.
Palmer, N. Weinandt, Loren Clark
and Thos. Dovery. =;
Grounds-W. l. Carpenter, Jas.
Mackay, DIR. Ray Humiston, Gust
swanberg, W. Il. Ramage, j. J..
Kies, W. E. Madison.
Program-A. T. Latta, A. r.
Albertus, Jas. 8. Ramage, Rev.
Edwin W. Lanham and Prof. 81.
r. Edwards. ..,.
Transportation-Thos. Dovery,
Prof. H. r. Edwards, n: Aawley.
Stock Subscriptions. .-O. J. Small
wood, Ned Jones, A. T. Latta. ::
~ The following additional directors
were elected: F. j. Gof, s. s.
Smith and Grst 3 vanberg. The
number Of directors provided by the
articles 81 indoorporat ation il fifteen.
The number already elected is nine.
or the remaining six some will be
chosen from different parts Of the
county. The board was authorized
to fill the vacancies remaining.
The articles of incorporation will
be filed with as little delay as possi-
BILE.
The several co mmittees are going
to work with an enthusiasm that
assures a splendid success for the
first assembly. The program COM
mittee have already secured a part
of the talent and are negotiating for
what is required to fill up the pro-
gram. The following is a list of
the talent already secured:
List. Of Attractions.
Carolina Jubilee Singers.
Parland-Newhall Co., intrumen-
tai and vocal q uartette.
L. B. Spafford, cartoonist.
DR.. l.. G. Herbert, lecturer.
Patterson Sisters Quintette
Maud Balllington Booth
Ernest Thompon Seton, naturalist
and lecturer. ~
Capt. Richmond Pearson Hobsop,
lecturer.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-04-20

Miss Dot Mott, who has been
teaching school at Bellingham,
WASH, for. the past year, arrived
home last week, and will spend the
her mother in this city.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-04-20

M. E. Barns, son of N. Barnes of
this city, is the new new editor of
the Mercury, published at Motley,
Morrison county. Mr.. Barnes is q
Worthington boy. -a:vs
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-04-20

Dr.. F. E.,Walker came over from
Hot Springs, S. D., last week for
short visit, and while here he
assisted DR.. Geyerman in number
Of surgical operations.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1906-04-20

r Company drill and review BY Col.
VIM. Gerlach, U. 8. A, on Same day
and place at $3.50 p. n.
Dated April II, 1906. -... d
&s A Schaefer, Captain.
Il Immediately following ceremony
of inspection there will be q pro-
gram and dancing at Maccabee Hall
with reception for Col. Gerlach.
The proceeds will go to the bene-
fit Of one of the enlisted men, who
is ill and in need.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-02
TO MOVE SEPTEMBER tST
F. NJ. Denton Win Move into New
Quarters With Big New
Stock.

+. NJ. Denton, will move into
the Ismert building ROW nearing
completion on OF about September
lst, having secured a lease for three
years on same. The building is
the second door west OF the Mid
way Hotel. Mr.. Gomez who has
part of the room now occupied by
Mr.. Denton viii also have a space
in the new building.
Mr.. Denton expects to open up
in his new aud oommodious qusrteis
with a big line Of musical merchan-
disc better than ever before and is
going to make some special prices
TO buyers on his present stock BE-
fUre moving.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-02
HELD WITHOUT BAIL

Ben Anderson the negro who
shot his wife received a prelimin.
ary hearing before Judge Payne
this morning a number of witness
IS were examined and the defend
ant held without bail The wo.
ir1n was sssi -lige At noon but It
is not thought gsssible that she
viii recover.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1906-08-02
COTTON MEN EXPECT BIG CROP
AND ARE MAKING PREPARA-
TION TO HANDLE 1T
THE COMPRESS IS ENLARGING
Its Platform, Doubling its Capacity
Gins are Being 0verhauled
for the Season

The prospects for King Cot
ton were never mor- promising in
this vicinity. During the recent
rainy spell some fears were ex-
pressed that the crop would be
damaged but a well known cotton
man is authority for the statement
that there has been little or no IN
jury thus far. THE rains came
too early" said he, 10 do much
damage and the hot weather now
is ideal for cotton growth. If the
season continues favorable | ex
pect one of the biggest crops this
section has ever seen. The pldns
is now fruiting excellently and is
making fine growth F"
An old timer with a weather
eye" also recalls that in 1904 when
there was such a big crop, the
month of July was a wet one as
it was this year.
The gins are being overhauled
and preparations are being made
to handle the big crop. chickasha
will have three gins in operation
this year-Everybody's Gin. the
Blue Gin and the Red Gin, the lat
ter having been leased by the
Indiahoma Gin Co., to o. l.. Frain
who was manager Of the Farmer
Gin at Dutton last season and is
now manager OF Ithe Farmers
Clearing House. This well insure
plenty Of competition in the gin
line. Mr.. Hutson general mana
ger Of ihe Indiahoma Gins says the
company's large string of gins are
being put in excellent shape. He
is experimenting at the local gin
with the improved cotton cleaner
with view to keeping up the lat
test improvements in gin machin
cry.
About the compress also svid-
ences are seen Of the expectation for
big crop. The cotton platform is
being extended, doubling its capac-
ity and a new steam plant is be-
ing installed.
The chickasha compress is al.
ready one Of the largest, if not the
largest in the territory.
A local cotton man estimates
that, with continued favorable con-
ditions. 10, 900 bales of cotton
ought to be marketed in Chick
asha this season. There has been
a big increase in acreage in this
vicinity, variously estimated at
from 90 to so per cent.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
"StoIt oo elao"


en- Sbio-Same Dor nGiten fortoi.
let mco RoffeSpspepiia % Siertefeil.
Som Suicuoer andre rmoergrob
@iften / aufie - Caffeine - iagte,
men Itooig benbes 0eroeipitem os
biubreOe BEN notltrlige SorbsieIie al
Waoen.
IS 80 aar," ffrioer bun, bar leg
brugt Safe. Gar oltio opret ipge'
lis - buoSe SiertefeiI oa Spspepiia
meb Saar / Rapen % Rlin0en iaa
iIoe iomme Sioer, at ies bar uGiten
fortpiIet % funoe neppe iptie en-
Sing for en- llse.
Seq funSe life iooe for ReroSfitei
90 naar ieg lasbe mig ON Natten,
funSe ies opitsoe 8offe og nit Sierte
plaseSe mig. SiIiioit naar ies oiIbe
Sriffe 9afie. oammeSes ieg. Oct
par iom Gift for mig. Seq bar tpnh
- oeieSe finn 125 GrtuS, ba ieg iIirt'
teSe meo 8affe 90 bespnSte at br,ise
Ipitum.
Sra Sen ferite Sag itnnieSe Sp.
iteoere 90 9~renbineen / min Raoc,
Bpitum elf neS iaa LEI % bebageIis.
Seq funSe fore ioa iurot iom noeen
og efter Sen fsrite Inaneo, roar iep
mcbte @enner, f,inbe be ipsrge, boas
set Dor, iom siorbe mig iaa FEB oe
at ieg ioa ioa eoSt no.
StunSom fiinSe mine gerr ellen
min WanS, isr iee tit Sio til al
ioare. itse: Ia oct er, bpaS 9oitirn
eisr for bertSe' - be bar ale foo
itcIte 90 glade.
Raar ies anbeiaIeSe oct til nogen
BAD ies Dem oItib isIge g~npisninser
! Sapuiuten af Goihim, Sa Oct ifft
er iaa sobi | Smne, mar Bet er ibaet
men flint, raar Oct foges l9nge mol
for at iaa irem Smagen % ben riet
bruno Saroe." Raonet opgioes a
goInlm Co., Battle Greet, Did
SGs ben lille Dog, @Ibe ghoab II
@eupiue", ! bier Iaffe. Ser el
en- @rmS."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
Smaaruf.

Ct p9rre llber til at fti9ie fine
Reomemeifers CODE Raprr os Hpste
emo SueoferenS Some fienote leg al
rrie. Sil en- gespnbelis iIabret bur
al Unlicensed, ienere at Snbifab %
8ane 90 tiIiliit for Nao og Griffe
o. Iibt meS iig biem. s S9nsben
lsrner set fis BOG altib baarlist at
oare SlasSerborf, oe BET fit ogiaa
Sncofcrens Some eriare. On % an.
BEN, icm baobe prret benbes uffpl'
Siae Offer, bapoe Ben | N9ien not
til at feIee SIabSerbifturierne ON fig
ira GUS til Slts lise til Sneoferers,
% Sa set iom &egeI enote meS, at
greoferforen pilbe lppe iig nj, og
gnebferen tog I'm &ones Sarti, lit
mart banbe MunS % gsrn fGe, bpaS
set betpSer at ia en- orpSifrbsfilo
SGab0ertaife til S,itr,i 90 @eor. On
en- lib oiloe fna, ienere tngen ba
SneSferen til at giSre @rbeioe for
ia, cg ba bIep oct inraat Std meS
Saanboerfererts 6amilte. Sngen al
Raboerne piISe ia Smgang meo Iise
SpIf. SneSferert 90 9arS Gone bar
forte ioa loot mn, at man life en-.
gang aetet Dem iaa nreget, at man
pilbe trrffe eem til alrioar for ftraf.
pprbisc Sorgaaelier. Do Dor bet, al
SneSfcrtpnen iom ct fioite Scrisa
paa at Ifaffe 2ipsop6oIb til geanS os
gsr, begunSte OF gna ninSt paa
Longer $olS % iIaSre for nosct I'll
Safiet.
Guitars, fcrugteltee arinSel Din
slaorelpit % BIN Isgrmstiee SIngt
bar | Eioers SOB 5rast unse, ufpl'
Sise, aeriarne Gieer til at ereSt
5orserrs 90 Sormers 90 Sfanmrer'S
bitrc Saarer % iu,ge, fiGffe 9utiei
til at lube meS SoseSet. Ren M
Better Sit iom bu inaebel =
Gag cher mare. s SlaSoepSonte.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
Sang Sepn.

@ebeime.W eoicinalraab, Irof. 9r.
@~iIerburg giper | ~WeS. 8Iinif. en-
Hgffe Splpsnin9er ON en- Mano,
ion 9ar fopet aiafbritbt to Iar og fire
WoaneSer. OFF @~nfeItbeber peS BET
rioeiffnbeIigt b~eipnberlige 9iIfeloe
bar fGgerlSe iRraig Sntercsie:
Manben er en- 45 Iar aunnmeI,
fEO. 9ommirnmlembeosmano u. |
@ilmersoorf. San TANNER fra en-
Gamilie, | bpilfen WerpeipsSom m r
aiminoeltge og ban bopoe I bet ffofte
Bar aar, fsr Oct merfeIige SiIfalSe
inStraf pnret iterft iieIelis os legert.
Zig neobriot, rltIigers pan @rlmb
al OberanitrengeIie. Dem lobe SAINT
1904 befanbt ban fig paa @eien til
&oabbuiet | Berlin, ba ban peS at
trGoe al en- gporpogr gleb os faIot.
Salbet efterioS af pore Sslser bare
Ell Iiben $apelie | 8asbopeoet, men
Der bite fig iamtibig tpoelig Sesn
pau err SiernerpiteIie. 9a ". ire ct.
mer efter llbeGbet fit geisg Of tin
Sitsl9se, bar ban errbqri peS 8epioit'
beb, men UNDER 2egerts 8eisg jon
ban Here 9ange mo, og fiben ber
20be SAINT 1904 bar ban iooet uaf.
bru6t.
Rntienten ligeer, fortGller Ercfes.
ior @ltlerb,trg, itSItraft paa @pggen
I fin Sene, meo SpoeSet let oreiet ON
paa peuftre SIDE og meo Banben rim.
fet iom timber iprige @r,sblerier. San
bar miitet er9oer SsIelie og ipues
life at merle bet ntinoite ieIp til bpbe
RaaIetif. Seller life iterft Gus, iterf
2arm elIer en- uSpreget 2lrgt gisr bet
mtnoite Snbtrpf poa bnm. gun rs.
FER life Srdng bperfen til at fpiie
euer briffe, men ban ntnbes meo re.
g~efmrsiise Wselemrnm og iluger
uoet 8anifeligbeo Ssben.
81. bar | De TO sar life en- enete
Sang Ianet Sinene op, ban bar life
ptret en- Stapelie og tuserlinbe req.
eeret ooerfor pore Bnapirfning. Gn
al De iibite 8aree, Brofesior glrler.
burg beiegte BatierterL bar bernie
fIpbt paa cg iao | en- 2rneftoI oeo
Oct anbne 8irSaI. ~Det bar, flyer Bro.
~iesiorert, "et itbpggeliet Spn of ie
Senne tiIipnelaberrSe ltolsie Sfiffelie
meS be fait tiIliffeoe Zine os oct
5Iese 4niiet."
Sorsprigt AMER 8rofesicren bet
life rtoeluffet, of ben iooenbe pIiioie'
Zig fan paae1te op - naar ban faar
iopet uol
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14

notait, at ban fra M at oil opgipe
Sisen.
Sfeiten "StormfugIen" fpIotes
UNDER ben bsie ST. ubenfor Titran
% CIT unoer. De ire Wono, iom ON
Tom, be0 Rartin Mdrtinicn, Martin
artuoIen og alieuit 5~osfeIsrcn.
Sra GIotanger uneIoes, at mar ser
iabner ire Mano, iom for llpeiret rel.
ite no ! en- 2inebnno o. MI aniees for
omfonTmet. gaaben iom bar fra Bill.
Ian er funoet. Den bar life bprlpet.
De ire WGno er antageIis oerfcr
ilpngt no at Sieen. 9eres Raune
er: Setter os Beber giaan og IRA.
tbios Slate.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
Uorses Sparebanfer

s Maret 1905 baobe Rorse ial
446 nutoriierte % ! 8irfiombet
traabte S~parebarfer, bnorof Ga 9p'
iparebanfer og 3s2 2anoiparebonfer
Ser er fiSite gar tilfommet z npt
Sparebnnfer.
Den GIbiie al Higets Sparebnnfer
err ariItiania S%parebonf, bpis Tlor
bIeo approberet | 1922, oerefter fom'
mer gergens, S~ronbbiems % Dram
mems Sparebanfer. Der friper iig fra
1923, ariitiansinnbs ma 1926, iami
@fpis os Tsnsberes, Der opretteoes
1926.
Get fumIeoe gntaI at Snoffpbere
- eIer rettere al Snbifubsfonii 3. e.
Sparebanfbeeer - bar peS llogan.
gen al 1905 / RigetS iamtlige Spare
banter 790,307. SammertbolSt meb
SoIfetouet filler SorboIbet iig iaa.
IeSes, at Der gienneminitlig fonuner
344 SrSifpoere paa boert 1000 Sno-
bannere.
SnbifpSernes iamleoe Silgcoeba.
penbe irbeiorbe beo iamme aarS 10.
gang 374, 400 4rouer MOB $685..
137,45t &roner | 1904. Ger bier
fig nItiaa en- Gilbert / Garets 2sb al
1891, 95S aroner eler 2.45 pGt. Ga
imiolertib Be SnSfpSernc goSfrebne
Renter n6giorbe t3, ,022 3roner,
er Ger I 1905 I 8irfeligbeben ubtat
4,735,064 4roner mere emo in6iat %
@ariagen bertil CT piitnof for en- bG'
ientlte Gel at isge | garets politiIfe
Sorbolb.
Sois SnoifpSernes iamleSe TiIgo'
bcbapenoe t9tfes IigeIiet forbeIt paa
aae 9onbes SnSpaanere, fommer Der
paa FIBER Snopaoner Ell 8eIsb al 1862
Ser. MOB 159 Ser. | 1904.
sparebanfernes eoen Sorm,,e no.
giorSe peo uSgangen af 1905 ialt
46,527,037 ar., eIler en- 6orsselie
al 2,3s8 Sal 9r. iioen 1904.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14

nrIten fcTS % intsrer Den cpcr Rim.
gene. Raar ole er frroige, letter
man benz paa ct fipltgt Steo for at
torres.
Maple g uga Gooffes--
On Sob Guffer, en 9op frntit Wtuple
Sugor, en- Sop Sinsr, 2 usipeoc sgs,
2 SpiIefeer @ano, 2 Sbeifcer So.
fling Bomber og nof Mel, ioa man
Tan fiepIe oct IT'D, men man rian en-
belig life gisre 9eisen for ftiu. De
iteges I en- beo Saseropn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14

linaorer, Iaa cr Der BOG Der ! ZINE.
rita en- BorSom mob aciser til
gIaat. M1n burSe tro, at grgl9n.
herne, ser er befiertot Tom @erbclrs
iierItc aisSipiiere, bar goo @reie paa
Sen Sirs, og oe foretrRffer apiger,
uoar ale andre Sins er Iiat, us bet
fnmme ejsr man | Gorge. Ser maa
oct Idres.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14
Grffercr iig ifslSise. 6. @ooSI

Grflnrer iis ifslSise. 6. @oooloe
Cigar % 81. G. @aI, WeSlemmer
al Siiffertruften, itoS Manoas ben
t0be December for SsberaIretten
Werp gorf % erfIGrebe fig ifsIbise
at baOe mbtaget Rabat paa Suffer'
io~rienbelier. Sper al Dem fit en-
RuIft pna $4,000, iom be betaIte
Cigar % Carl blep tiltaIte iauuner
mS Retp gorf gertraI-ganen oa
american Sltgar Iefining COM
ponp. On Slirp bebanSleSe Sc iiSf,
nppntes Sag og fanSt Dem ifplbi9e
Retp gorf Central fit en- NltIft pao
$t0S,000 og Sufferfpmpaniet en- pao
$4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14

OF You pay your money,
But you get your moneys worth,
For what does money mean to you
When Rocky Mountain Teas on earth
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-14

8er at beIbreoe en- gssfisItrt paa en- 7as
tag faTdtiSe eranto Cntmin TabIefs. Gppfeseren Sc.
idler Eengsne tiIbage, eeripni bet aaar Veil | 6eIbre-
eei'eu. y. u. @robes Slabn ct paa bier Dor. Is Gents.