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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-09

"And this, Fritz, IS the
Round Oak Chief Steel
Range. It is considered
the best mounted. finest
finished, most complete
and satisfactory range ever
made"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-09
IOWA OPINIONS AND NG1ts.

BILLY Payne, of the Nevada Repre-
sentative, has picked Perkins as a win
ner in the governorship fight" observes
the Hampton Chronicle. Heretofore
we thought that the Sioux City man
might have some show, but the deal is
off now Payne never predicted any
thing yet that came true"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-04-09

Men of such character can scarcely be
deemed fit to upheld the dignity of
the law"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-12
NEW SEATTLE
CORPORATIONS

OLYMPIA Jan. ~ Articles 1t
Incorporation have been filed with
the secretary o. state by the follow.
ina
Spokane and New York Land
company, % Spokane. b. John sars
einsnn. }. ~. Tiipiey aud ~. r.
Mhitehouse. capital stock See. 600.
Washington Tea = Coffee eam-
pany ~ Seattle. BY charles y
iiishop ir. Oscar r. Main. James
J.. Huunvi and ~ ~, parmaire,
capital ntoek, tta.aoa.
West Coast Shingia company. II
Tacoma. BY a. 4. chaplin. a. a
Eastman and r. J Chaplin. capital
stock tss.e0a
Alaska Calumet Copper company,
II Seattle. BY H NJ flerrin, Charles
cowen. y. y Evans George lcikiun
and Charles Danger field. capital
stock. Is.e8o 600.
rs.iHeeoah Mtli company. EdEr
comb. BY Robert kinneaf and J. A.
Gray. capital staek. fs.eoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-12
KING COUNTY
GASES APPEALED

OLYMPIA. Jan. r. The follow :
lnE appeals from King county
courts were presented to the au-
preme court yesterday
- - H Davis against the Con-
aaiidated Coal company q. " Hrs
wards. appellant
State GA the relation of Miller.
appellant. against the city Of Sc
attic.
Averili beavers against Mary Lie
beck and othsrs. appellants.
-. 4. Mcclure and others against
J. A. Campbell and others. appel
iantn.
~ H MCGOWAN against North
eastern siberian company. appel
LIANT
Allen q Gilbert RaHinker COM
pany against Canadian Pacific Rail-
way company. appellants
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-12

Resers' answer divides Tn. ,,..
ttana into classes, amhraetn. AZ.
ownership by witness &C .tesh 4,
respondent compsnies Of stest -,
companies ether than the fe.no,,s
etl's ~ pettiea other than the wit
Mesa OF s.eeh IN respondents aud BY
paf''es ether than witness. la stock
et companies other than respond.
cntA The operations % the re-
Hf"ndents la other states than Mis-.
SQUIRT are involved. The answer de-
elafoa teat The questions refer 20
the operations ~ individuals and
corporations ether than the respond.
srt Mention WAS made Of the *.
tfeme publicity and sensational TAX
ms ~ fiashllEht photsgrs phs which
IL fcpugnaut 20 Rogers The final
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-12
Robbed in Grand Opera House

Mrs. M Il. Heraman. bsa 18th av.
n. reports that her watch Was
stolen from her Ia the Grand opera
house at tho matinee yesterday aft
efuuon She SAYS that ahe had the
watch Just before leaving the hoass.
bat that she missed 4 almost I'M
mediaisiY after she reached the
street. She thinks that the watch
vas lifted" while che crowd was
passing cut of the theater after the
performance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-12

N,rw YORK. ian. is When the
suessban Of whether " VI, koseFs
$500 answer thn questions pFa-
'-.seaea by Attorney General HAD
- Missouri before Commits
.....s 9aubofn came up foF atEu-
-, m The supreme couft this
s.,,.e,nx iha standard ou's after
s s seasht a further dslay, hat the
-, sg.laed the ease Was ready
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-12

For bargains In real estate see
Page ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-12

There viii be a feast Of Patent Leather Shoes
Tor dress occasions. Dainty Slippers for the ball
room. and in fact. the best collection OF Won
ems and Children's Shoes in Seattle IS pre-
sentcd
The Dorothy podd. for women who want the
best shoe money can buy. and the So so and
$500 Shoe from Hannah n Mccarthy for SIoS.
and about 5000 pairs OF Zeigler's Shoes, from
Philadelphia. at S1oS instead OF $3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-12

statement Of Resers 10 that he would
answer all statements Of the court
deemed proper but that he did not
mean thia court should have the
final decision az the issues ralned
are entirely new and must 80 20 the
highest courts in tho land,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-12
The Dorothy Dodd
Shoe

The Shoe IN itself shows the character OF the
Shoe business We shall do here.
We shall show a splendid variety at $500 and
$3.50 pair.
But the rest Of the stock is to be sold cheaper.
For reasons aforesaid.
Starting tomorrow We shall sell the Hannah
& Mccarthy Sz.so Shoe for Women at SOB
pair. and Boys School Shoes, guaranteed to
wear. at Sr6o instead Of S2.oo.
Misses School Shoes, that usually brought
$50 viii be sold Saturday at Sf29.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-12
EVERETT
SELECTED

NORTH YAKIMA. Jan. the
Washington state horticultural agr
ISOLATION al the aeaHion held yea.
tefdny afternoon selected Everett
- the neSt place OF mestlnK and
elected the following officers
President w. H. rauihamus, -
allupi frat Woo president. .. v. lit
toy. Everett second Vice president
= W Phillips, wenntehee. aeeres
tRry. !. q. Monros. Hpnkanal
treasurer. W. ". Irish. North Yakl.
una. The meeting will close toniEiss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-12
Beautiful Snow

.n.As BE- All risht INT our Fancy
-. creamery butter ~ : lha for
- - .,,.s mere satisfaction can and
!. convinced Cow imitef Store.
,sest ana PIKE street
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-12

Are good for a month.
Fancy iowa Creamery. lbs. sse
fsreah Oregon EgEA. : doz. -. soc
lard AZ Wholesale Prices At Gov
Butter Store. FIRST aud Pike 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-12

An Italian. name unknoSa. slip
ped on the pavement az 9TH and
Jackson last night. amt broke his
les lie was taken 10 the wayNldo
hospital
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-20

at which latter city they appeared
before King Leopold and the queen at
the palace. In France they likewise
visited King Louis Philippe and the
royal family on four different occa-
sions.
When the General turned his face
homewards in 1S47 he and his boss
had gotten about all the loose change
there was in Europe.
The midget's father, according to
Barnum's book. by then had acquired
a handsome fortune. Settling a large
sum upon the little General. the level
headed father placed the balance ut
interest. excepting $4,000. with which
he purchased land near the city limits
of Bridgeport and erected a large and
substantial mansion.
But Stratton and Barnum were not
yet satisfied. After Il months rest, the
General and his exhibitor proceeded
to make another successful grab at
American dollars. The profits were
now divided on an equal basis. and
the party proceeded to Washington.
where the General held his levees in
April. 1877. visiting President Polk
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-20

and his lady at the White House;
thence to Richmond. returning to Bal
timore and Philadelphia.
In the Quaker City the receipts for
twelve days were 1854. And the tour
for the whole year realized about the
same average. while the expenses at
most We're not over $50 day. In the
fall of the year 1S47 the little General
moved farther southwark. and in Jan
uary. 1S4S. he appeared in Havana.
The General returned home via New
Orleans and st. Louis.
After this. the ever-energetic Mr..
Barnum passed the General over to
some of his agents. and himself sought
other worlds to conquer, for he was
soon to feature Jenny Lind.
Later on General Tom Thumb" be-
came associated with the big circus in
which Barnum was Interested. and
there We lose ilnl---at least. this biog-
rapher can ascertain no more about
him.
1t would be interesting to know
something of Stratton's married life.
and what were his maximum weight
and height
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-10-20

PRESERVING EGGS FOR WINTER.
About the best way we know of for
preserving or insuring fresh eggs for
the winter months. is to save few
bushels of corn, small rick of ripe
millet. and as much more wheat and
oats in the bundle; and feed 1t to
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-07-28
Farm for Sale.

Eighty, acres of good farm land, 60 acres in cultivation, 6 acres in bearing orchard, 26 acres in grass, all under good fence,A two good springs, three room residence and good log and frame barn situated 4 1.2 miles north of Green Forest.
 Also 60 acres, 3 1-2 miles north of Green Forest. 54 acres clear ed and tillable, young orchard, two room residence, good we'll of water,Ilog barn and near Parker schoolhouse. Will sell on easy terms. Gall on or address: Col man Norris, Green Forest, Ark.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-07-28
Notice.

l have sold my stock of drugs, and all who owe accounts at the store are requested to call at my office, over the post office, and make settlement at once. If you haven't the nancy now call and see me, and weAcan make satis- factory arrangements in regard to the matter.
 Very truly,
 F. R. MORROW.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-07-28

John Wells las sold his farm north of town and has purchased anc ther, the Clarence Foreman 12-acre tract in the northeast part of town. This with the ad- joining 12 acres that he recently purchased from A. J. Tabor makes him pretty good fa' m right in town. It is Johns intention to build a dwelling on it this fall.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-07-28

Farmers are already preparing their wheat land. It is to be hoped that hereafter the farmers will raise enough wheat to supply the local demand. The S2O,0O that has been paid out in Green Forest for Kansas flour the past year does not speak we'll for the country.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-07-28

Len Reynolds sustained very painful injury Friday evening of last week on account of which he has since been confined to his room. While driving his de- livery wagon his horse became annoyed at some other horses in rear and kicked him on the shin bruising and fracturing the bone of his leg. It will be sometime before he will be at his place of business.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-07-28

The postal department has made an order changing the hour from 1 p. m. to a. m for the departure of the mail on route No. 3. This is a great convent ence both to the carrier, w. H. Howard, and the patrons of the route.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-07-28
Sales-Day Bargains.

l will be found until the first of August at the old Porter stand ready to, sell you all kinds of household and kitchen furniture at bed rock prices. I will move the stock to my own building the first of August. l will give you bargains on sales cay that will interest you. Come and see the bargains I will give you on this day whether you want to buy or not.
 A. J. TABOR.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-07-28

Jerry Brammer traded his farm this week to Oliver & Will sey of Cisco for their stock of goods. He also sold 80 acres of land to John Duncan. Mr. Brammer will probably move the stock of goods to the southeast part of the state.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-07-28

The attachment suit of James Wilding against Thomas Ball which was tried in Esq. Webb's court Friday of last week results ed in a verdict for the plaintiff. 'Ball was represented by H. N. Pittman and T. H. Fancher and Wilding by A. J. Russell.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-07-28
For Sale.

4 Show cases, 1 Prescription case, 1 Druggists counter scales, a lot of druggists shop bo titles, 1 Dispensary all good as new and at bargain. Apply at Jernigan's Drug Store.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-07-28
Trees, Trees, Trees.

I am selling all kinds of fruit and ornamental trees. All trees sold by me last spring will be made good if any have died Bring report of number and kind of dead trees and get new ones.
 A. M. WEBB.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-07-28
FRBE TICKET

that will entitle them to 8 free Draw for picking choice of the best pair of shoes in our store. The winning number
 has been sealed and placed
 n the Bank. We don't know $he number ourselves but this is
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-07-28
For sale: one fine red milch COW with fine red calf.
 w. R. PHILLIPS.

The twelve months old son of MT. and Mrs. Frank Lawrence died Saturday after an illness of four weeks. Interment was made in the Zion Hill cemetery Sunday. Funeral services were conducted by Rev. R. A. Martin.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-07-28
This Space BELONGS
 TO WALL & GRIM

We desire to thank our friends and customers for the splendid trade we have received and we hope to con- duct our business on business principles and in such a man. ner as to merit your con- fdence and your continued future business. The man who makes no mistakes is dead. If you find any mis. take we have made give us a chance to correct it, which we will do with pleasure. We will exchange any goods not found satisfactory.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-07-28
 Local Mention.

Nuou WillN ouy your small beeves. /
 School will open at the Norma Monday.
 Go to Harden's for chops, meal hay and feed.
 J. Freeman of Berryville was here Tuesday.
 The campaign opens at Clifty next Tuesday.
 Take your apples to Green Forest Canning Co.
 John Parker returned from Kansas first of the week.
 Miss Fannie Nunnally visited at St. Joe first of the week.
 E. A. and Tom Ragsdale leave next week for Benton county.
 Harry Nunnally of St. Joe spent several days of this week here.
 Fine oak and walnut shingles for sale. Dooling & Youngblood.
 M. M. Butler and wife were up from Denver first of the week.
 Mrs. L. L. Azdell presented us the first ripe tomatoes of the sea- son.
 Talk to A. J. Russell about real estate, abstracts and fire insur- ance.
 Col. J. c. Betten of Eureka Springs was here first of the week.
 Watch THE TRIBUNE for Dr. Cha les' return dates to Green Forest.
 J. E. Norris of Denver trans- acted business in Green Forest 
 Rev. w. H Hatfield and wife of Berryville were visiting here Wednesday.
 Remember the Odd Fellow picnic at Carrollton Saturday, Aug. Il.
 Mrs. J. l.. Russell and children are over from Eureka Springs his week.
 At night pr r%Morrow will be 'ound upstairs over post office. Phone 28. Misses Ruth Wise an Lou Parks are visiting Mrs. T. L. Hummer 1t Avo, Mo.
 See Nunna'1s& Co. for Special Bargains satesday. They viii 'lrprise you.
 Monroe Mckee, son of Jt e Me. kee of Enon is reported very sick this week.
 M. H. Stevens made business trip to Eureka Springs Saturday returning Monday.
 Several Green Forest people chancery court at Berryville this week.
 Bring yoar apples to J. A. Phillips at the depot. He pays all the market will bear.
 John and Hall Worthington have decided to locate on their fathers farm on Dry Creek.
 TO. Walker of Berryville was here Wednesday in the interest of his candidacy for sheriff.
 If you are looking for a good time attend the big barbecue near Fairview Saturday Aug. 4.
 How is this? A. J. Cox has growing in his patch pumpkin that measures 46 1-2 inches in circumference.
 Dr. J. w. Poynor of Osage, Democratic nominee for repre- sen tative, was mixing with the votershere Saturday.
 E. M. Goforth has sold his residence in the west edge of
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-07-28

I Every person who cuts out And presents this ad at our
 etore on sales- day will re- |ceive
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-07-28
Fire insurance at this office.

Aedy OlfOuQ, son or U. M
 Stroud, has been dangerously il
 for several days~
 place our graduates in good
 positions. Write us. Fayette-
 vile (Ark.) Commercial College
 James Province and family of
 Adair, 1. T., visited with his mother, Mrs. Tillery at Denver the past week.
 Rowland Watson and son Will lie, of Monett, Mo-, are visiting MT. Watson's brother and sister, Dave Watson and Mrs. Mary Linzy.
 Mir. and Mrs. Bush are re- joicing over the arrival of a fine baby girl at their home.
 Frank Reynolds is here this week looking after the interest of Green Fore st Grocery company while the proprietor is housed up for repairs.
 Mrs. C.. w. Pinkley of Kings River is visiting her daughter, Mrs. George Phillips, this week.
 J. A. Phillips of Springda!e is here buying apples. MT. Phillips was here last year and our people were satisfied with his manner of doing business.
 F. s. Linch requests all persons interested in the building of the Christian church to be present at the church house Gold school building) Saturday,, Aug. 4, at 2 D. m.
 Mark Nunnally writes his par ents that he has been sick since he returned to the west and under the advice of his physician he had gone to the coast for awhile.
 A. J. Russell has received notice that he will have to appear at Perryville, Perry county, the 13 of August to testify in the F. o. Butt trial which will again be called on that date.
 Call at the Ozark Studio and bid on the photograph outfit as per correct list posted within. No more bids accepted after 9:30 a. m. Saturday July 28, when it will be declared sold to the high oat bidder. The camera outfit alone is valued at $50 co, the lens and shutterNattachment cost ing about S25.0O \The developing and finishing outfit, and other things including considerable card stock, dry plates etc, make the total value S63.O5 at close estimate. The building will be disposed of later on.
 Of all the funny things that have occurred in Green Forest in many day the funniest was an occurance Sunday morning of which our neighbor, A. w. West and his good wife were the vic- tims. MT. West arose early Sum- day morning and after breakfast harnessed his horses, hitched them to the wagon and he and Mrs. West drove out to the far a mile north of town. MT. West loaded his wagon with lumber, tied a cultivator onto the rear and started back to town and drove in just about the usual hour for Sunday school. MT. West was somewhat puzzled when he saw the people all clad in their glad apparel going toward the different churches with their Bibles, Sun day School literature, hymn books, etc. and the team was brought to a sudden halt and Mr. and Mrs. West commenced to figure out the situation. It sud- denly dawned on Mrs. West that from all appearances they had slept a day and that it was Sun.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-07-28
B. B FLOUR

made at Winfield, Kas. We put our personal guarantee
 behind these brands. We |al-o andle salt in car lots.
 We want and will appreciate Your trade and will meet any Competition.
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-07-28

 & Brown

are the largest shoemanufac.
 turers in the world. There are no better shoes made than they put out. We have the
The Green Forest tribune., 1906-07-28

We handle in car lots the
 |celebrated
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-13
SpoIehIIva Banka.

Obrscime po,ornost pssich etc
ukFa ma mssieni vfkas TSborske
St&tnf Bariy. kisrS uvefejbujem
v sloupeich tohoto listu Tentc
G,tav stav& Sc den ole due popu.
l~srueisfm mezi lidmi tohoto otre-
su COT dokste porovukuf m;nu.
l5ch vykszo. Ufedu'ci jsou poe
tivf . sodpoveduf musi. ii jent
uloff svycb penss "a slusus pro.
eeuto s iouio bsnkou. N chou byt
uiisteci. Re moudfe jednaIi. Ban
ks tsto tst ma We valuis souhcr v
klsdnfeh skfini, pro privstni pot.
Eebu svJcb pfispiveo. Jest to ne
moudre s%ebovavst peni.e We stare
puneese. kdyt Vim mohou nest
utitek.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-13
spliNTERs.

Rocky roulette road to fortune.
It's a poor fisherman that doesn',
keep In line.
II Il Just as easy TO take a step
ahead as IL II TO take q step backward.
You cannot always judge the wealth
OF a man by the bulge OF his pocket.
book.
Little Johnny-ssy. Willie. how old
Is that big sister OF yours; Little vii.
l!e-she's still nineteen.
Man should not accuse OF be-
Ing vain until be can turn his back 70
a mirror when he passes n
Frankl!n-Do they serve a course
dinner at that restaurant; Penn-If
you heard the crowd kicking you would
think they did.
Housekeeper-why don't you lazy
hoboes go to work; Hobo-what's de
use. lady; We wouldn', get any more
dan we are gett!n' now.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-13
Mas|m Odb6raie|0m.

Jest nsbiIA pvtufm sby ksldy
AL odbtraiel. y pidu. ie by uo,i
~ nedostIvsl sprfvns. lined M,
o ION uvedomil. Stfvi % shus-
to. as nedbAlosti ne post&eh nov.
~ % STRAIT. climb ie odbers'el
strfeen. Q obyeeios pax dSvi Vi.
nu nam. nebo se domy sli 10 mo-
d 'viuy ueposilGms. Jsme ovSsm
ehybujief take. . motem tEebs phi
sdsesovkui imeno nektese opome.
uout. avSak sby isms nebo 4
krkt po sobe vyneehsli jmeno to.
ho sameho o%dberatele. kstdS nah
Iedne. ze jest to nemoInost. Tim
pidem tedy sc must ehyba hledai
Y dopravS poStovnf.
Nsk,eff tet hxdsji, fe tFsbss
isme nemsli dosti novin proto
sme mu Ieho ~neposlali. OWEN
Ee &c kskd5 p5li kdo Of deli tsko
" pFedstavy. My vidy name
ueimih 80 svli stnieh efsel pro pit
hodu kaideho tydne. ktere 20 ne
jskem Case pklfme. Jest to jakt
si rkloha y pidu. he by nskio ne.
dostsl eve pravidelne eislo. mohl
iedno . toho tydue dostst. Gems
iednotlivyeh novin ie tax nepa,r.
uf. ts by to byl spatny obehodu'
Ouch ably isme setfili na pspiru Q
potion jieh nemsli dost eisel gro
nsSe odteratele, Jsk isme IL prs
viii, tisknem ns rejmid 81 extra
efsel, do .slohy. . kstdy lido no
why nsdostsne. rots smele se
pFihl4sit.
Pfipomin&me tedy jests iednou:
Nsiostanetsli noviny. piste nam.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-13
An ~Anonymous Letter.

A certain Congressman from vlr.
g.nia has long retained In his employ
a colored man by the name OF Ezekiel.
One morning the master left the
house, leaving behind him a letter he
had forgotten. Some time in the after.
o he remembered the communica.
ton, and, as q was o: some impor.
tancc. re FASTENED back home. only 70
ird that the letter was nowhere 20 be
seen In his library. He had a distinct
recollection that the letter had been
left on 4 table. he summoned Ezekiel
apa asked q &c had see tho letter.
ssYessah, 20 lc. Il or 20 table"
Then where Is II nowl'
Il mailed II. sab"
You mailed IL! Why. Zeke. 7 had
not put the name and address on the
envelope
"Jcs' q, sab! I thought Il was one
q dem anonymous letters"
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-13
AIkOhOI I BrambOr0.

Roloieky department We Wash
ingtonu Sc ssbyv& plknem, kite.
rym by mohl rolnfk sam doms 81
vyrabst densturirovspy alkoho'
pro osvetlovsni . vytApsnf. DR..
Galloway, uAeelnik kineelaFe pro.
myslu rostlin.tvs, pod Hreni to.
iemniks Wilson's, vyslai sgenty.
by prozkoumali velkeho hramto.
ru, i.nt je restovin mnohyeh
essti ttto pevpiuy. by vyiednali
.isksnf semene q pfesadili je v Il.
to semi.
Tento brsmbor ma male iedlt
espy, ale ie nskolikrst vstsf neili
obyeeing. z skru pozemku Sc
tschto mule vypsstovst tolik. Te
by vydsli 500 saloun slkcbolu,
col susmenA osvttlepi. vytSpspi
q bybnou stu phi farme M jeden
rok. Tepto brsmbor ma byt Wy.
viuovsu q otuEovAn pro rozlient
"a ii Spoj. State co neidffv. Pc
oddsleni utj civ obolu, .byteb
sc m ole peuift CO krmivo PRO do
bytek. Sekretkf Wilson . Dr..
Galloway otekavaif. Ee ~ pr let,
vesme misto CO neiutiteenejH Q
ceuuz rostlins.
Odbor tee uEsvFel vyjednfvku
IA p~ostaveni ~velkeho, zavcdu ns
,&psds y ntns aspen 10, 600 tup
.bytko by sc mohIo poutit "a sys
tematieke pokusy. . kornoveho
.tebls. listo. odfe.ky re Ffpy. re
sisek. std. jenE obsshujou muek
stvi alkoholu.
The Bon Homme County independent. [volume] (Tabor, S.D.) 1904-1913, 1906-09-13

Josef Hubal prodava Interna-
tional krmeni pro dobytek a dru.
be-; liniment ma rany do~byteat;
lex proti dSchavicnosti koni, lex
proti eervnm a spateni zvanS zeal
cule". Tyto leky isou osvedcene
q ka1dS je zna, proto by hylo
zbyteene je chvaht. Chvali Sc
samy sebou.