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The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-19
ENTERTAINMENTS.

Miss Minnie Lee Mcleod entertain
ed in most charming manner, the
is, S, Club and a large number of
guests, with point euchre, ON Thurs.
day afternoon. After the game deli
cions refreshments we're served, The
souvenirs of this delightful evening
were presented Miss Floyd Wilson,
high score, and Mrs. r. H. Baker,
lr., consolation. Mira. r. NJ. Gwin
will be hostess for the ). s, Club on
Thursday, April 26th.
The recherche luncheon given by
Mrs. P. D. Holcomb in honor of Miss
Maggie Wilson, on Tuesday, was one
of the most elegant affairs of the
season. This gracious hostess had
arranged her handsome new home in
a faultless manner for the occasion.
Large white hearts with gilt bands
were the place cards; on one side be-
ing written in gilt the names of the
dishes composing the tempting menu.
Mrs. Holcomh was assisted by Mrs. r.
H. Baker.
A most thoroughly beautiful and
enjoyable party was given by Mrs. j.
H. Fuqua to a large number of friends
on Tuesday afternoon. The lovely
Easter.tide was in evidence every
where. The dainty home had been
decorated with choice flowers. The
table markers we're rivals in beauty,
being dear little chickens, rabbits and
eggs. Lone hand scores were kept
by souvenirs representing ducks,
geese, rabbits and chickens. After
a number Of spirited games of point
euchre delightful refreshments were
served in courses, The ices frozen
in designs to represent Easter were
delicious. The souvenirs were pre-
sented Mrs. Tom James for highest
score, Miss Matte B. Mcleod lone
hand and Mrs. Louis Pepper consola,
ton. Mrs, Fuqua was assisted by
Mrs. H. s. Hooker, ST., and Mrs. II.
s. Hooker, Jr. Miss Searson served
punch in the reception hall and Mr.
Otho Hooker kept scores.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. Flower entertained
at their home Friday night a number
of their friends with the ever fascin
ating game of euchre in which A
Herman WAS awarded the prize
Present were !. Hyman, Mr.. and Mrs
Morris Lewis. Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Ro
senthal, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Herman
! Mr. and Mrs. s. ], Fisher; Miss An
, nette Levy, Chlora and Daisy Herr
man, Harriette Riteman; Messers. Jo
Levy, Sigmund Hyman, Nathan an
Sol Applebaum and Morris Herman
Delectable refreshments were served
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Letter 10 ThoS. Curran,
Lexington, Miss.

Dear Sir: Let's talk it right out
before folks; there's nothing to hide
in your business or ours; if there is,
we'd better hide ourselves.
We are in trade to make money;
so are you. We make it by saving
our customers money; 80 do you,
Cur object, in trade, is to save your
customers wood from rotting and
iron and steel aud tin from rusting
yours the same.
We work for thousands of property
owners; you for few. We can dc
some things that you can't do; you
are there. Let us work together; be
faithful to oDe-another We car
serve our customers better by work
ing together and being faithful tC
one-another.
Your dollar, put into our paint
will paint more feet than any othe
way; and the paint will last longer
This saves you money, and saves YOU
customers money. That's all there i
in our whole business Yours truly,
+. W. DEVoE Il Co.,
New York.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-19

Phone l46 for anything in the
market line good steak, fresh pork
hams, and breakfast bacon
delivered on short notice,
fincher 4 Winstead.
S. l. Burwell will leave Monday
for BrOokhayen, where he will make
his home, having accepted the posi-
tion of assistant cashier Of the Bank
Of Bro0khaven. The bank and Brook
haven are to be congratulated on
acquiring Mr., Bnrwell, whom Lexing-
ton is 10th to give up However, Mr..
B1rwell will retain his interest in the
Barrett Grocer Co. and thus still be
connected with Lexington affairs.
On Monday evening, while fishing
on the limpid waters of Black Creek,
Phil Henrichs and Dan Pepper landed
a superb Channel Catfish. which tipped
the scales at thirty pounds.
A large number Of the children of
the town, together with several
grown-ups, had most delightful
time on the Sutton lot, at a o'clock,
Monday afternoon, hunting for the
yaricolored Easter eggs, which had
previously been hidden there.
Fire Proof Oils are best for lamps
WhOlesaled in barrel quantities by
I. W. Smith 4 Sons Co.
| 7. 7. Lloyd, of Midway, sojourned
in Lexington Tuesday.
T. f. Morgan, Of Ebenezer, mingled
with our people in a business and 80
cial way Saturday.
Miss Sallie Eubank, the popula
teacher Of the County Line school
made her report to the county super
intendent Saturday.
WANTED: Gentleman or lady wit
good reference, to travel by rail 0
with a rig, for firm Of $250,0O0.0
capital. Salary $l,072.0O per yea
and expenses; salary paid weekly an
expenses advanced. Address, wit
stamp, Jos. A. Alexander, Lexington
Miss.
See our line Of new style Straw an
Panama Hats. PICKENs Bros Go
]. L. Cunningham and c. G. SwiI
ney returned Tuesday noon from
very pleasant and successful fshin
excursion in the vicinity Of Howaro
/ Dir. F. l.. Bott left Tuesday fl
! Jackson TO attend the meeting Of Il
State Medical Association.
! New line Of Mems Belts, Ties, Me-
! ligee Shirts and halfhose just receive
at Pickens Bros. Company
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Don't fail to attend the oratorical
and elocutionary contest at the audi
torium Of the Lexington school build
ing, at 10 o'clock Saturday morning.
In this contest a boy and girl will be
selected as the representatives of
Bea No. | in the county contest in
May.
Hon. H. s. Hooker was over at
Keirn's Switch Tuesday looking after
his property interests,
]. !. Lundy went to Cruger Tues.
day.
B. B. Wilkes, one Of Durant's most
substantial and popular merchants
was here on business Tuesday.
VIM. Wilkins has resigned hi.
position as salesman with Barbour.
Herbert Co. and accepted one in
store on Capt. Gwin's Davis place al
Providence. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkin
left for Providence Tuesday.
G. w. Darnell, of the Brozvill
neighborhood, made the ADVERTISE
a pleasant and profitable call Tuesda,
E.P. Darnell, Of Brozville, Sc
iourned in the city Tuesday.
The cotton exchanges were close
from Thursday to Tuesday on accoun
of Easter holidays.
A. Pitchford went to Tchula in
business way Tuesday.
DR.. j. X. Watson went over TO A
bino plantation Tuesday 10 note tn
progress Of cotton planting.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-19
TIN SHOP
Hart Schafner u Marx

Having bought the Baxter Wilson
Tinshop and moved into the west
room of the Hoakins' Building, |
am now prepared to do all kinds OF
Tin repair work, make your Stove
Pipes, Roof Flanges and Caps,
Bored Well Buckets, Sand Pumps,
Tin Valleys, put Cutters on your
houses and do TIN and Galvanized
Roofing. Thanking you for your
liberal patronage in the past and
asking continuance of same, ! am
yours to serve.
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: Notice to All Privilege Tax Payers.

Notice ID hereby viysn, as required by Sec
ton III Of the Privilege Tax Laws OF 1904, that
all privilege tax licenses, except those issued
TO railroads and retail liquor dealers, VIII ex-
pirs during the month OF April and must be
renawed for twelve month during the month
OF May. unlsss the licenses are renewed dur
ing the month of May, It Is made the duty Of
the tax collector to collect double the amount
OF the original tax, and rs no Is left without
any discretion whatever In the matter, trust
thai all privilege taxpayers will promptly come
forward, procure their licenses during the
month OF May and save me the necessity of
enforcing the heavy penalty
". W. WILBURN,
Tax Collector
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-19
FORMER YAZOO MAN WRITES FROM
GEORGIA
To YazOo City Sentinel and Says Many
Nice Things About Hon. f F. Noel.


Milford, Ca, March %. Dear
Sentinel: Please allow an old Yazoo
man little space in your valued pa
per for which in advance we extend
hearty thanks Human nature is
much the same the world over, and
man meets man on the great sea of
life, and when a few smiles and iests
are passed, We naturally call each
other friends, never for one moment
thinking of the great question of all
questions az acquaintance is formed,
whether it would be for our good or
the good of the community at large,
to cultivate closer friendship.
These days and times, the man who
has the largest bank account or the
greatest amount of real estate, re-
gardless of social and mental powers,
generally wins the day. This should
not be, especially, when state like
our beloved old Mississippi is to rise
or fall by such. The duty the man
owes to himself, his neighbors, and to
the beat, county, or State, in casting
about for Magistrate, Supervisors,
Judge, Legislator, or Governor, men
should first Of all, note the integrity
and capacity Of the would-be office
holder. These two qualifications go
hand in hand, and one without the
other is injurious to the section, coun-
ty, or State. A man may be ever so
honest, yet hay I, no legal ability, con-
sequently, like , ship without a sail
On the other hand, one may have the
legal ability of Webster, and with
selfish motives, cause nation to
mourn.
Mississippi, like my adopted State,
Georgia, now has its team Of aspirants
to the high position of Governor, and
in this age, a State or county is meas
ured by the world at large, by those
who govern, and not by the governor
if you please. Hence, the Importance
of looking toall the requisites for the
high position of the Chief Executive,
This writer has known Hon. f. +.
Noel, of Holmes county, since 1876
and in all these years we challenge
any one, to truthfully lay the least
stain on his social character. A true
citizen, a man of unspotted, higl
Christian character, and a lawyer o.
unequalled ability. Should the goo,
people Of Mississippi honor Senate
Noel, by giving him their suffrage il
the coming primary election, we pre-
dict from our close knowledge Of tn,
amiable gentleman, future generation
will yet rise up and bless the acts o.
the people who placed such nobl,
Christian character, as Il. +. Noel il
the Governors mansion.
To my old uncle, Capt. r. N
Pearce, his boys, and to my old tim
honored friends, Capt. Sam Griffin
Ben Sandidge, Oscar Brum6eld, Wyli
Collins, John Poindexter, the Stubble
fields, and others Of whom | have no
space to write, cast your votes TO
. Mr.. Noel, which will be a source o
, qualification to yourselves. When +
Noel has the chance, he will prove t
, the public that he is all this write
1 claims for him.
a With best wishes for the futur
4 success of the reliable old Sentine
y and that my relatives and friends ma
espouse the cause of the man {
q Holmes, whose unspotted charact'
4 and legal ability cannot be surrasse'
Atfectionately,
NATHAN l., BARFIEl.
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Lexington Commandery, No. ;.

Wish to thank those contributing
the beautiful decorations and artistic
arrangements of flowers and ever
greens, and the members Of the choir
for the special and appropriate song
service, and all who 80 generously
contributed to the Masonic Orphans
Home Fund, at the Easter service
held by our Commandery at the Meth.
odist church.
Respectfully,
PARHAM WILLIAMS,
Recorder
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-19
NOTICE.

My land is poated against hunting
and all other trespass.
3t DANIEL OLIPHANT.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-19
J. A. Sharp Is engaged in building

J. A. Sharp Is engaged in building
servants house for G. +. Nixon.
Mrs. W. 0. McMorrough and daugh-
ter, Miss Annie, will leave in a short
time for two-years' sojourn in Tex
as for the benefit of the latter's
health. They will be met in New Or.
eans by Hon. G. II. McMorough, Of
Biloxi.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Farrar moved
Monday into the McMorrough resi-
dence.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-19
MICHAEL. STERN FINE CLOTHING

Is, without exception, the most
stylish and best tailored clothing to
be had at moderate prices. In fact,
a good custom. tailor could not give
you better styled, better finished or bet
ter fitting clothing at double our price.
For proof of this come and see our
clothing. PlCKENs Bros. Co.
-r-------.-.-----
Miss Rodella Beauchamp made hel
report Saturday TO the county super
intendent Of the work done at thu
Wesley Chapel school the past month
J. j. Gilmore, the energetic AM
popular merchant at Eulogy, trans
acted business in our city Monday.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-19

Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Phillips, of
Birmingham, Ala, are expected here
Saturday on visit TO DR.. and Mrs.
G. C. Phillips.
A. G. Rogers, of Ebenezer, made
the ADVERTISER an appreciated call
Tuesday.
DR.. J. T. Br k, H. Z. Buck and s.
D. Bailey were recently on a fishing
and hunting expedition on the Yalo-
] hnsha.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-19
Wanted

to sell. Hotel business at Tchula,
known as New Wilson Hotel. Terms
reasonable. Address JUDsoN NIXON,
Tchula, Miss.
The Lexington advertiser. [volume] (Lexington, Miss.) 1904-1985, 1906-04-19

Phone l46 for anything in the
market line good steak, fresh pork
sausage, hams, and breakfast bacon
delivered on short notice,
\ a.
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itbuanorins til Grba. Yaa 8ruub

al De Iigefrem forbIsifenbe briaiante
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., iom fore.
lieger, ipnes Der of bli mango, iont
.niI reiie iammen meb Otto Soer.
orlrp for at BIZ mebbelagtige | De al
BAN proiefterte 9anaR.8 lanta9er
paa Cuba: Get meooeles. at to unge
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Eolarfarer. glonot Dem, iom bill
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rer gggen / Sonopiten og ire Sri.
itianiameno, nemlis Stortinssitenu-
graf Wfsrf iamt en- Seolog % Ell
2ege. Set teguer meb andre SrS
auereoe MI til, at goi9ttelien oil
Femme til at orfatte fire 6amilier
plus Here ugifte Wenb, % bet ipnes
cltiaa at bile bIi en- bel liben norif
8oIoni, bpis Snteresier Generation.
jul 9rlnborit fan iaa a~nleoning til
al pareta oerneoe paa "Intiaernes
9erle".
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ct elegant Rattehiem.

8rtHIesic Stcturta al Slespi9' SOl'
item, ipm font er en- tor &%attepsl, bar
Yarfsn peo @inbior label ppiBrs Ct
irmicriabelt Siem for fine 8uoIiRgsopr.
8atteilottet brrer Raonet "Sepmuur
2pose", % ben nette, itjliulpe Sp8uina
sr cpisrt eiter e9eubGuoi9e 9sgnlngeI
al Hrinies len.
5oreiebtg Dor Der 20 aatte / bette
comfortable "Some". Spsuingeu bar
to Gtaser, buer meo iire &mouer. Sper
SEAT bispOnerer pper en- 2a8Iisitue og
ct S%oueuarelie meo Ell blsb lioen Scng.
% Der er 2rapper / Suiet. iaa Sutterus
tan uiIGsse buerancre Seips.
& Sjsmn,et finoss Here prastfnloe
og utsst toitbare @remptarer al aatte'
IGsten. Ser bot iaaleses Bud, Ell
berli9 Gbiu6iQa % Stumiaoer iOr en-
Rbel SIG8t. Den bar Suiets iineite
S~eitisbeo, % SrggeHe / bsus8Grelie e,
prpbet meo be talrise BrGmier % Me'
oalier, Tom ben bar iaaet paa lloitiliu'
ger. YriniesieH al 3sd bar iii 6ism'
met itiantet en- uatter ausuratat, iOm
Ipoer Napuet Grps.
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Eiatet for Nrab. Z Sp'

Sistet for 9rab. 5 SRpifen.
Sers, bnnbte forleben Dug en- isrse.
Zig gesiDenbeS, ifrioer "ssnSmsrs'
|eoiten". 20 unse 5iifere, Smut Si-
bertien 2iueeieo os Martinus au.
ereasien bolSt paa meo of trG op
Sorifebooer paa 1oug. Serinoer
blep Be uenige, oe Der opItoo SrGtte
mellem benz. Smut tog Oh ct. Sorife.
hooe og faitet eiter 3ameraten, ioei
ban inmtiSig fnIote BAN for Sorif.
|Iette piIbe MortinuS giengiGlbe
meo at fline Smut | aniigtet meo
line ifibue S9noer. timber bette ialot
&c, pg Mdrtinits fit en- itur artiu,
ipm Smut boIot, / 2ioet, iaa ban
hsbe ltrar efter. anut blep inoiat |
arreit ioet ban er iistet for 9rob.
Saapel Sisteoes iom giOnernes Sor-
tlaring saar imiolertio / Nen &et.
ming, at nIpffen er forpplbt peo ct
nbeIb. &nitt bIep meget f~ortpiIet
ooer 8ameratens Gso. 9e to baoSe
ogiaa ellers o9ret 8enner.
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WjsoieI furSublrs | gGroi.

americnn Sarrofp So, 1913 5aitiug5
Ct, Sstrpit, gtid,, panitaar al beres
american 8isOieIiprsher ~foroobLer Bar
bien al al @iSSicI, iom ipreOes pnn Cant
bet. americuu Spreosr tuuier 8isOie
len iao i'm, at ben itrar blnnOss meo
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ben for al brnosS ~ al Stb. 8eir o.
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bboer at laoe euboer peoerbeftig Sdrmey
bulge CT al 9ercs @iSoisIiprsSere irit
er TadneS. TersS BIau er at isuoe en-
8is6ieHpreoer fragtfrit. 8eriom ol
eiter at bdpe brugt DEN en- gidaueo ~.
flnber at ben er nsldqtIg Iom angIoe.
iau tan On bare fisrc Seu til Serubpue'
ita%tiouen o. beoe aasuteu isroe ben. til
buae pad aompdnists Estoiiuine. Oh
betaler iugeu 5inB for ben Raaueo. ou
bar brugt Spreosreu. Zen Sci er fri
Geriom ou inner Spreoersu al oGre,
bc1o ben uSgipsS for, tIIbpoer amsriodr
8drrotp 50. oig lang SstG!in9stlo -
iattiit iaa Iaus Stb. Tom on suiter -
ii. at betalc for Rnitiueu. Sc bar jul!
utgipeu Ell M iauitrsret aataIog. Tom
itnoes irit, oeriom ou rGpuer "9etorGbs
Roitsn".
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st mrrfrliat Gielbpanb er &pls.

patn / Bale, SPters6aIen (oet tilbs'
rer forreiten oct sperlte al 8oinnes.
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llbpr. @u gammel, trouGrSig Wtunb
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elm lang Stof" inoe paa en- Smb'
grunne / Roroenoen al SnnOet. "a
Set fit Die pna BAN, ifisb BET no paa
Gpbet meo Zig 6art, at oct rent fos.
leo ON set. @n an6en iaa miot pad
9agen ct Sopeo itttfe op % fare ct
Iangt Stptfe bortoner. "iaa Spruten
itoO~. @n Some iaa ct 0pr 30 itcrt
ipm Ell Suo.Srft" l9nfe Jig unber
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ct 6got SCI liggenOe neSe / 8nnbei
ca bnIg al Oct I'll @riien. Gn Dior.
gen par Oct ioriounSet, og Der oiite
iig en- tpbelig Sure eftre set / Sanoei
- oct oar ballet no pad Gpbct. Oct
beruprfes, at iea bar oisie Siitorier
fra SSagttagernes egen Itunb. Self
iaa ieg eugatg nogle grreter iprGtte
op al Sauoet. iom ON De Dor Tor
fulgte al ct 7pr. Seq ipntes ogiaa.
jeg jfimteoe ct msrft Sope0 eller ial'
iaIo en- iterf gdsebeupgelie - Del
par for merit I'll, at ieg tunoe al
aisre set me9 Sifferbeb. ganoet lig.
ger oper S%r9arPnien % bar nofiao
msrfe % ubpggeIige Sngiuelier, III
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re0aae iur6e life guoeierne paift
neoe peo StrdnSen, itSen at Der udi
muret bra Hieo SteH uoenior "Spuat'
Itetldpen".
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Oenorife Siiferier.

ariitiania Den Ace aprtl. - Z BEN
fcrlsbne llee bleo Ser ialt optaget
IS WiIion Sfrei. 9enne Songit
maa ltges Of pGre eauite goo, ON
Gem eub er oper en- RiIlion minbre
eno ioreeaaerSe llgeS 6ausit. Der
er M / 2sbet al DC ire lioite Tiger,
efiernt oct neobcISenbe itcrmfuloe
@etr bdpoe beoret Tia, optaeet t72s
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9oaIte artc fig rogerlitnSe bra, er
Ger 9pot Sodb ON. at set ~enoelige
uobDtte for Spioncn bIiner omrtrent
ipm ct 8ienneninitsoor, iaIiaIo life
meget UNDER 6et uormaIe. Mten iii
Ell ssangit ooer miaoels CT ser lt0et
eller trgeH llbiiet.
Sotdifoantum er mt ue6 RartS
Raauebs llbSang 1922 giq. Seri
CT meoreanet uobpttet al Sinmarteu5
@interftife % @aarfiIfe. meS llnOtd.
geie al Sansiteu i De tire isrite Tiger
al Warts. for boiIfe Scr enbru lnpne3
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aItiao bare ca. 70 Sroceitt at tnSepP.
renSe Mars llSbptte, - % t 1904
beIsb 6dngiteu iis til life mere emo
1872 Dtifl.
observation-disclosures Saugit iaor
iammeuIignet meb uSbpttet til lam.
NE Sib ifior ptier, at ser / Soioten.
oct sprtge HorolanS % SromSs amt
er fiifet ~betpoeIia beOre iaar, /
6inmnrfen o. De ipSIise Amter -
begge SroHobiemife % 8oms0aIs -
berimoo SaarIigere. BaQ 8eittgIter
iaar omttrert iou tfior.
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9sSsialS. @n al 9ilebammers
GIoite 8orgere 2auomaaIer Sulin er
'Gigaaet oeo OGDEN, "a aar 9aunel,
eiter ct 8ar OageS Spgeleie.
- Sorenifriper 8. q. Roifisn,
.2ier og Gsfen, er aigaaet peo Ssoen,
so aar sanrmeI. 9en Iiosoes Sirf.
i0mbeb bar belle Sipet iaienneIm boz
ret ftpttet til 9rommens 9p og Sm.
e9r. $ Ell lang aorr9ffe bar ban
Sagfsrer j Srnmmen, inbtil ban /
1880 bIep SpfoseS og fire aar efter
Soreni friper.
- Sbp. Carer o. S9tber aigif
forleoeu peo Gsber / 8ramutert. San
tor isbt / Romsholen / 1929. Der
off BON for Ereiten iammen meo
@jsruiticrne gjsrnion; afbsSe %
9iateren bar taeet mangt ct Gag
mco binanben iom Smaagutter. SG-
tber par | eli lRigere 4orr9ffe 2Grer
peb Stenberg 8rugsifnle, inotil ban
for ca. 3 sar iiben gift al meS 8eH-
lion og ilptteoe til 9rannmen. Gan
bar paa Reore @fer neget agtet o.
nftuIbt, badoe JON 2Grer pg iom
@teunelfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-20

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aar far llngoumsbeupgelien rutSt
cmfring / SelemarfenS Snyder taget
itsrre Sart % ifuot fruitieere Bort
emo nogeniinoe. Gpiten / bper gpgb
Ell Der bantet llugoomsiorerin9er.
% mango Steocr ialialo i De itsrre
8pgoer bar llngDpmmen reiit lit eaet
2otale. Get er 10 en- itor % paffer
Opgape for ungSomnten bette % ei
posieuoe cat til at prone fine arRf.
ter % tit llngbonusHuo paa. Sauuet
al eft iaaSant SuS, bpor ltngoommen
fau aiboIoe tine Wsber % iamIes I'll
i9les Spsaper, meloer Jig oalao
mart, naor Ell Notwithstanding er
bdnnet. ut benptte S~tolebuiene bar
cgian line 8anifeligbeoer, % iom Re
pei er DC minore ififtet ipr 4iemeoet.
Tertil fommer, at man ofte gaal
Clip al meaen Juno og ~belarenoe lin.
Serboloriug, buts mdn life bar Ct
tusienSc Sofale of bpoe pdu, Sra
henne SIDE Jet, fan man oerior iiee.
al Reisningen al ~iaoSunne Suie er
ct pRientligt 9iSrae I'll al Isite ling
oommen o. oermeo belle 8pgoen
oanSeIig Seuieenoe os stre BEN
Cans for bsiere SugmnnI og Snte'
resier. Osiaa ! 5latSaI bar man be.
ggnot arbeioet pan et uusoomslo,
faIe Tor SpsSen. oa ielu ON Snteres'
ierue % SpusmauSerne inloer ME
get iorfieQis, bar naigepel Santeu
rrnoet itsrre og iterre Silllutnilg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-20
Me0et paa enaaug.

Meget paN eIIgaH8. "Gn ulotte
fommer iielOen aIene", tiger ct GAM
melt Orb, ifripes ira 8ierpen. %
Get er ganife eienbommeligt, bporbar
lllpfferne itlttbom fan iammeniperge
Itg ont ct entelt Sits, en- entelt 6antt'
lie. gn ifs Iar eammel 8rt,
Spn al anbreas Iilien 6osium, bar
/ ginter unber Sfo9sarbeioe ian
ubelSig at bit8ge Jig / 5ooen. Saa'
RET por Dog life laa ip9rt irpgt, og
ban filnbe ON life lpnse ia fat pao
arbeibet / Sfogen igien. Nen Der
forleoen bug ban iig paanp, og Gua
hennegang gfien meo Strait opbt NED
i Soorpggett. Softor San gader,
fcm blep beutet, forbanot set itpege
Soar. 0agen efter fom Ell 8ror al
oenne Gut, en 12.Naring, I'll Sfaoe,
mems ban par meo Og log 8olb. @n
ci 8%omeraterne, iom uetop ,bnnoe
iiaaet 9oloen og iflIOe FIN no,
ilGngte 8olotrGet ion ltporrent iru
Jig, at ben Itnffnrs 8rt blep truffet
liae / giet, JON bIeo ipr9ngt. San
maatte paa Sp9ebuiet, bpor Giet
bfeo taget no. Oct fan tilistes. al
beu plore Gut Iigeiom 6aoereu tibli'
gere bar ialot % britffet S%aar6enet
Sc 6olf fan / SmobeO iiges at bore
iorfuIgt al ulpffer!
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-20

oct mitiiet for gnseierre at beberife
@anSitauSen / oeres Gnge ! 8ege.
totionSperiooeit; StenmepTrternes
6lnttionstio pil oerfor nGrnteit BIZ
gsai % Siini. 3et interesiereSe
areal uogisr ialt ca. ia 5or. 90,
co Den sienneninitlise hight pr.
Cdr. 50. bill iuobeiattet WsaenS gr.
preparation antaselig bIiue ca. 16
Ser. IA gnseue for Stsriteparteis
@cSfcmuerSe er al ub,n4rtet 8out.
tet, oil Oct burtia pie Jig, Of SiSie
0etse cr meaet pei anoenote.