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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-07

5iolgt glcSoelelie ira Bo.cut,HoUus
taterne @Ia,omiOu & Dicrdant, gIr.
925-933 8uardu;g 9Uon SuJlOiua
RjHneopOlJs, 0iiHu., or / Den ior!pbne
ugs igl8suos 3atcU,er TIBET MtlHrciOiu
pg 9otOta CpTntere:
William r A Ball, St Thomas, y D. Tie
plate. Fred Bushard, Winthrop, MINI.
Clothes line reel. Frank 3 Coulter.
Sioux Falls, s y, Bar drum. John c
Dangerheld, East Grand Forks. MINI.
Fire escape. Charles Klofson, Minuea-
polls, MINI Milk pasteuriser. Paul Han
son. 81 Paul, MINI. Moving machine.
Maurice D Hartsough, Minneapolis,
MINI, Loading apparatus. John P
Johnson, Interior, d, Moving ma
chine. Edward II. Murphy, ST Paul,
MINI, Thermostatic valve. Gustaf Mel
son, St. Louis Park, MINI, Boat. Del,
bert ID Rush. Duluth, Mimi, Peucill
sharpener. William Sonncnberg, Vino
ma, Mimi. Firearm. John S Topper,
Park River, n ID, Halter tie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-07

at iitfre flo runot aunten. Saa toger
Gabet OBJ og piiper Wasien til
ben er rigtig tpf. Goa tiIiRtter man
" Tbeffe ganiIie os 1s Sop 8aInpo.
oe.aierner. iorn er bruffet op | imaa
Stpffer. Mon inlsrer oct iaa itrar
ODER aagerne.
0ratin af Corn.
On aanoe Corn baffes ftnt. ct
finsres soSt os ct Gag At
Corn babes bert. Geroper bar man
imaa aIatter smer, SaIt og Eeber,
It'll altfmnrien briger man ~
Spiieffe Smsr, en- 5beife Salt og IA
Beber). Eeroper bar man
igien Corn, Smsr 0. !. b. o. boIber
iaaIebes peb, til oft er benpttet. Eaa
Eoppen bar man fin'teot grso 90 Iibt
imeltet Smsr % Iteger oct ! ga9er.
opnen, til oct er brittt paa Soppen.
OF course you pay your money,
!. But you get your moneys worth,
For what does money mean to you
When Rocky Mountain Teas on earthf
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-07
UT ntcIfc mcS WaIfincr.

@eO @iSconiiu StatS.lluiocriitetS
MISUNDERSTANDING er ser npIig togct
6orDol08regIcr, ser bar til SenItg.
at tage Welfeuaifiner / 9rug. 9e
ShtSeuter, ser pil uoSaune fig Jon
Ncierttrr bill ian Sem rigeite InleO-
ming til baa6c at prsoc Oe foritieIigc
Otritiner ioaOeI iom SOe fig ielp / ge.
npttelien al OemI.
Dc giorte @rforinger ipneS at fly.
sc pan en- @rbcio@beIpareIie Of blot
oct bnICe al oct aLmiuoeIge Irbeios
mco &anubcr men ieIo set piISe iigc
mcget, boiS M6oitineruc life er oItfor
0gre, inmt at &c cr posiee o. Iette at
boIoe | br1gbar Stan6. Get or nIenc
Res Irugrre oGoparenSe Srsper, set
piQtigite al alt benre Sag fan fin.
oc8 no, rcn1Ii1 tpnS @irfuirg euer
Su6iIrocIie set bill baoe poo 8iereue.
Stuloe Tor Grenpel al Dtelten life
bIipc uotGmt al Docret til Ii6ite
Gronbe, ga biI6e &oen mart opbsre
at meIfe, eDer bpiS Soen life let fan
IEreS til at tanIe bette Sugcopporat,
ga piIbc BET belle bore iorisilet.
InifGffeIicu al Sen rGSocnSiac
C~ri0troft % ali iom itoor / 6orbiu.
Belle mco 8ereisring al &ercne, cf.
ter bper Sang WeIfuiugcu er giort,
CT nooet. ser Incomes Iioct cIler intet
ON, tn0tiI Set fommer til ieIoe u6is.
rcIier al GrbeioCt.
EniteIigt biIoc set barre / bsi
@roN at fao en- 8rei % prIig ltSreS.
riua / sen Rnpport, iom penteS, ian
at iomme life cr bare en- RefInme for
en- euer onSeu Gnbrifnut, Der gierne
piI ipIge fine Rrifiner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-07

WinSeninbn. GiSsoe Statsmini.
iter Sobn Sap bar / ben ieoiife sp'
nagoge &eneietb Ssrael | Bbilaoel'
pbia iaaet ct pragtfulot Menprial
8inSop, og set inouieoes Serbag Den
lite December rueo galer at Stats'
miniiter 8oot, Dor poroenbe Sauoels'
miniIter SScnr Strais og anbrep
.. @bite, tiSIisere Iiniiter / &its'
IanS % SpffIuuo. Der. Root bppIeoe
iIpr peS ben Sio, % Spbn San iom
ungt IeuneIfeg bar Bripatiefretpr
hos greiioeut eineoln og bar bom
til Srsit og Spgee unber 9orgerfri.
gems SrGugiler.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-07
Ia rtttrn ng 5nnstt.
Rss,ssui d On prsfiie isarnss
Glcftrieitct paa 1yarmcn.

Santpfrniten bar unegtelig ipillet
en- oiqtig Roue bIanbt De Hationer,
Ser foritoS fla pan oens anpenoelfe.
Au Sabrifation transport og Serb.
ieI % en- llenbeItgbeS al andre cling
unoergif en- fuIaitGnoig &eppIltion
peo Oens grug. sSor etteIte Sogcrs
&eofomHten6e bar Oisie 6o~ranorin.
GER life aIti0 paret til @apn for
2anOSitrifterne; tbi 3nmpeits gruJ
maa iiaeS at ppre aniparIig for, at
@perne bar facet en- uforboIosmRsiig
iior Sprt paa 2mnNoiitrifternes 9e.
~foftuing, Tom man oeo er iipr SiIfrI.
oct / Dc Soreneoe Stoter. Sette bill
fcritoaes mar 9efoIfringeu | 9per.
nc iommenIigues B~rocentniS meo
8efoIfningcu / 2auSoiitrifteruc | Gee,
riooen fra 1890 til 1890. S 1890
uOaiorSe 8gbeioIfniuaeu blot ire 90
en- Sre0ieSeIs Rrocent og 2onobefof.
riugeu icr % uittt og to Sreoieoels
&roceut. $ 1890 bar 9~pbefolfnin.
gen poret til omtrent treoipe gro.
cent, oct bill iige, at nGiten ipo og
tpoe 8rocent bar toget bort fra Iger.
0prfningsorbcioer til at 0rtuc ole DC
6obrifer % &erflteSer, iom oprette,
beS / 9perre, bpi5 GroOltfter for til.
oirfeSeS for en- flor Del | Siemmene,
fcr oct meitc me0 SaauSfrait. gSu
or Der me9et, iom tpoer paa, at Der
ftreitaor Ell S%ornu6ring, Ell &enf.
ton, fom oil baoe til Setge, at ! oct
miroite en- bel Gel al 8eioIfriugen
| 9perue bill ipre0cS irooper Sauhot'
itritterue; tbi meget of BET, JONI
G~anpfrrften traf iii 9perne oil 6cu
eIeftriife aroft berefter fsre tilbnge
til 2an6et. Aariagen til Den fore
itaoenoe SmoeItning Iigger bopeo-
ioeaIiG Seri, at @leftricitetens an-
OettSelie iom 9riptraft life er bun.
Sen til Sen &let boor Oen p~roouceres,
men fan Gienrem Seouiuaer fsres
piOt % breSt onfring til laugt bort
Iiggen6c Ste0er. 0ette Uil ns6pen'
Oigoi8 bape Sen @irfning, at mango
SuOldtrier pil r6mme fra ErGngic.
len i @perne % iGge beore bebagelis
aere 8Ia0ie paa 2aubet.
Der, buor gtuturforboGSeue er of
BEN 8eifofienbeN, at Gleftriciteten
fan iamles eaer tiIoirfeS oeb 8anS.
traft, bill Senne fioite bIipe mere ppr.
OifuIo, efter bpert iom Sorraaoet al
Stenfltl bIirer opbrugt. Gna mani
&C Steoer opi9reS mi I @loe OF
Str6nme 3Gmuingcr, iom bar bette
for Gle, % i~oaIcOes bill RatureuS
egue 9rpfter togeS mere / 9rug til
Mcnucifcue& Gieneite euS nogeniinoc
tioliderc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-07

Granger Dc en- S~pmaifine9 "Sus.
penneu" er iaa sob iom nosen anoeu
Spmaifine til Den Sobbelte Bris.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-07
8nJst 90 Afckkrnst
ess,eerst d. "a praittR eusnssn
Deere ON Slastnins.

genene ifoloes, I9gges | 8anb en-
Days Gio, foses ioa / gano, uoen
Salt, meeet IGnge, gierne | ID 81
mer. 3erpaa IGgges De | SpItela'
gen Iiseiom Sopebet % benpttes paa
iamme Waobe.
Siingen uooanbes, ifrabes meb en-
Ilso anio og neolGgges | Sufferla'
gen. Den bIir aIlerbeoit peO at rs.
geS, % er goo og mgr til Smsrre'
brsb, mar ben foges | 2--3 Elmer.
Sierte, Nprer og 2eoeren bruses
ferife til at Itege, eler ogiaa fan De
fogeS % Ipgses | spltelagen.
@lobet brilges til 9loopuooing,
Boiler, 9lub eller globpauoefager.
Dperet ~uopauoes, ioltes, rsges og
fan briIges til SmsrrebrsSfipS.
Blob fnn opbeoares / lengere Sio
peS at fpISes paa SLATER. Strar
~efterat Spret er ila9tet og gIooct
omrsrt, til oct er foIbt, files oct %
tiIi9ttes Salt, 8eber, gaebaanbe el.
Ter bpnS nnSre arpSoerier man
maatte snife. SplbeS iaa paa rene,
iteriliierebc SLATER. SIaiferne maa
bore iDlbte albeIes fuIbe, ga Der altio
blioer uoget Sfum suerit iom ipin'
ser ino. ) Soppen al boer SLATE
iptteS en- 9omulbSoot al reniet gor'
bat (abiorbeut cotton) % for SITTER.
beds SfpIo en- Sort sperit for BET
SiIfGlbe, at Slaifeu ifuloe fomme til
at p9lte; men 9orpat er elers, iom
befieuot, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS for 9af'
terrier. 6laiferue opbepares paa ct
folbt Steb, ioa fan De boloe itg
IRnae. Naar man isrit ta9er &orfen
al SIaifen, bill man merle en- ,tbeba'
gelig 2iet al @lobet, men benne
gaar bort, iaoinart 9lobet bGIoes op
/ 5obet og itaar fist, 90 Ser er ingeu'
iombelit llimag beo glohet.
Tiatis I'm Iiuecmeat - men psiaa
foitbar.
Sre 9uno nlogert Srefieb, 2 8,tn0
Sretalg % Ell gecf iiire sGbIer bof'
fcs tint, buer Tor fig. GermeO blan'
ser mait 2 Buno Roiirer, iom er BE-
frict for Stenene, ct bolpt Blinb SUI
fat, opifoaret / tpnoe Sfiper, ct Sier'
be0elS Bltno "Goubieo Orange Beel",
en- Quart iDIteSe Sirie6er, Ell Bint
"9lpple Butter, 2 Stopper Gioer, 2
Buro Gorinter, ct 8las IppeIiin'
Warmela6e, en- Guart Srueiaft %
2 SpiieIfeer Salt. Neau bar Bette
op / en- 8rpSe, Iaber oct fomn1e lang.
iomt ifog unoer itaoig Smrsring,
GA set ibGrt LET oil Irgge fig peS, o8
bar Set iao op I Cans, iom forieg.
les poa aIniubelig Sis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-07
StrpbcmGrfuingcr.

- Roar NeIf iRIges otter Segt,
oGcr en- Quart 2.15 BuuS, % en-
Salon aItiao Sc Runo.
Gre cling frGoeS, fer ct Seu.
ic5u5 fan iigeS at pprc rigtigt: tart,
parmt % Igit. Sar set oisie ggen.
ifabcr, ga er set sorise Biting.
- On 8uibd @foiS / ar, beitaar
al 21a aubitfoS I @aaI. grcmpeI:
gn gognbor 10 500 10 Sommer
lang, 3 500 bre0 CO 311a BONNER
og5 piI rumule mesct upr, men life
ful0t SO 9u7beI. - 37,9t64.
- S ct Siprre Of $suieblict BOT
ser on ginteren oRre Ell Lao &aSie
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-12-07
Sifferheosmioler

gaa SnSitiGtns al Snteritate Som.
meree Commission bar Suititsmtni'
tier RooSp beialet, at Sag ifal an
IGgaes MOB en- aaffe Sernbaner,
foroi De bar unolaSt Of eiterIepe Go
ben ON at anbrinse SifferbeosmiS'
Ter poa fine 2ran eIler boloe | Or
Den Sem. be bar. Nplig nSiteSte ban
en- ~Iignenoe Detailing anganenSe
iIere andre 9aner.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05

Is one Of the little tasks from which
mankind is released only by the grave.
Men who have observed them with
assiduous care have computed that
their average growth is 1-s2 of an inch
week or a little more than an inch
and a half year. This rate Of growth
moreover is not the same for all the
fingers. the thumb and the little finger
being the ones whose nails grow more
slowly than the others, and the middle
finger being the most rapid of all In
1t growth During the summer they
have been observed to grow more
quickly than In the winter. and sew
eral authorities hold that the nails or
the right hand grow quicker than those
of the left In either case they grow
with four times the rapidity Of the
nails OF the toes.
This growth of the nails continues
even during periods Of severe sickness;
although the part of the nall then
formed Is thin and lacking in strength.
II is for this reason that deep trans
verse grooves are sometimes seen on
the nails. since the thin portion formed
in sickness cannot hold itself on a
level with the thicker and more health
full parts.
Extreme nervousness and grief have
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05

the sare effect on the nails as physical
disease A man who has broken his
right arm Will bear this evidences In
the ridges on the nails of that hand.
while they will probably be entirely
lacking on the nails OF the left hand
The more acute the pain and illness
that have been suffered the more pro-
nounced naturally will be the ridges.
This condition OF things exists because
with the coming on OF Illness the nutri-
tion of the body ceases Indeed. the
nails are more enduring evidences OF
disease than even the falling out and
renewing OF the hair.
Very pale nails belong usually to
people who are unusually subject to
illnesses. Martial men are generally
credited with having red nails. Lead
colored nails are said to indicate
melancholy people.
Other common thoughts about the
nails. which perhaps have been accen-
tuated In the last few years by stu
dents OF palms are that people with
broad nails are likely to have gentle.
.tinnid and bashful natures; that those
with narrow nails are ambitious and
quarrelsome. that small nails indicate
1ittleness OF mind, obstinacy and con-
ceit, and that round nails belong to
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05

In spite Of the uncomfortable terror
which now obsesses this greatest giant
in the world, the desire to examine his
brain for the benefit of humanity is
perfectly reasonable. He probably will
not live many years. Giants seldom
live to great age. A few attain middle
age, but the great majority die young.
Machnow, therefore. has a reasonable
expectation of only short time to
live.
The state of panic in which he con-
stantly is found is not worth noticing
except that 1t is a characteristic of
giantism. The giants OF legendary lore
are bold, powerful cunning, malicious,
fierce and ageous--veritablo
sources of terror. The hundreds of
giants who have been actually known
and studied by man are physically
weak. quite amiable and never strong
of mind.
Nature seems to have overnourished
the physical bulk of these poor crea-
lures at the expense OF their strength,
of their vital force.
What is vital force? We do not
know. We know that the brain is the last
part of the human organism to die and
we believe that the vital force, which
keeps us alive and directs all our ac-
tivities, has Its abode in the brain. But
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05

lovers Of knowledge, holding liberal
sentiments.
Nails growing into the flesh at the
sides are said to belong to people with
luxurious, extravagant tastes. A white
mark on the nails Is thought by the
superstitious TO bespeak misfortune.
while those OF equal authority aver it
Is caused by some disarrangement OF
the stomach.
To free them from stains and In
crease their feeling OF smoothness
there Is no simpler means than the
use of lemon Juice and salt once or
twice a week. Indeed. small covered
bowl holding the Juice vf lemon and
half a teaspoonful OF salt should find
a place on every washstand- 1t be-
comes a matter OF no moment then to
dip the fingers in. the lemon juice after
washing and before they are quite dry.
They then should be rubbed briskly
with a polissoire. free. however. from
either powder or paste. To keep the
cuticle soft and capable Of being
pushed down so that the half moon
Of the nails will become prominent
they need only to be rubbed a little
before going to bed with cold cream.
zIycerine, sweet almond oil or what
ever grease Is on the toilet table
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05

substance. about as large as pea
called the pituitary gland.
We believe that this gland is an or
gan which separates from the blood
some substance that has an important
use in the building up and maintenance
of the body. When the pituitary gland :
is destroyed the body wastes and
growth ceases; when the gland is en-
largsd and overactive excessive growth .
occurs. The gland occurs IN all vcr-
tehrats animals. but In this artic;s
only the influence upon the human be-
ing need be considered.
Inasmuch as we know that the state
OF the pituitary gland controls growth.
1t is evident that perfect know1~dge
of it's functions may throw much light
on the origin of cancer. which doctors
now believe to be an abnormal form
" life within ourselves. originating.
20 In e foreign germ or microbe taken
into the blood. but TN some misdirec-
tion of the principle OF lie and growth
begiELiug within our own bodies.
That - to say. cancer is blood OF our
blood ard flesk Of our flesh driven by
some impulse as yet undiscovered. to
form a growth within ourselves that
prcys upon our lives.
What is growth? Briefly 1t is In
crease. From infancy to maturity our
bodies grow In obedience to some in
voluntary mental Impulse which causes
the body to abstract from food air and
water more tissue than ii uses In it's
activities. The surplus substance
which we thus unconsciously accumu-
late Is the cause of growth.
At middle age the processes OF waste
and of repair-of catabolism and meta
bolism-are about equal in force. At
length the tide ebbs. Little by little
the wastage exceeds the repair. The
difference increases; at last waste pre-
walls; the subject dies.
have said that the influence Of the
pituitary gland upon growth has been
well established. We know that In it's
growth. Examination Of the brains OF
many giants has shown that the pitui-
tary gland was very large and had
been very active. thus accounting for
the subjects siantism.
So far as we know, then, II 10 the
pituitary gland that directs growth.
force. energy the course Of the vital
principle in the Individual When IL ls
abnormally active the individual grows
abnormally large. 1t is not extrava-
giant. then. to hope that in some other
departure OF the pituitary gland from
the normal we shall lind the source of
that scourgs Of the human race
cancer.
One can easily see how important II
Is that we should examine every giants
brain in the search for the hiding place
OF cancer. Poor Machnow. unable even
to read or write. is too ignorant to un-
derstand the real service he might thus
render to humanity; too timid and
melancholic to keep from believing
that all doctors are conspirators eager
to kill him in order to get possession OF
his brain and his skeleton. II those
who have most influence over him can
overcome his silly fears and persuade
him to dispose of his brain as science
requests they will confer a boon upon
the human race.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05
Why | Want
Machnow' S Brain.
BY DIR. CARLETON SIMON.

vuyHY have l offered $500 for
NJ Machnow's brain? Because 1
believe there is a possibility Of
discovering in it, by post-mortem ex-
animation, facts of the highest value
to the human race. The worth Of the
brain of a giant of this character cam
not be estimated in dollars. for it Will
from the obliquities it will show and
various phenomena as yet unnoted.
I am especially anxious to obtain the
brain of Machnow because OF the light
it may throw on the mystery of growth
and on the origin of cancer. 1t is upon
the latter possibility that I ascribe so
high a value 20 Machnow's brain.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05
WRCHWOW
AND
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day, II he hears any one utter the
word skeleton" he will run away.
"Skelet. Skelet!" he cries as he tries
to hide his huge bulk.
1t pays to be a giant, but 1t isn't
much fun.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05

= T is said In Europe that American
| women of wealth and leisure are
more particular about the care of
their finger nails than any other
women on the face of the globe
Among themselves English women re-
gard 1t as vulgarism to polish the
nail. Their own are invariably spot
less and we'll cut, and since they par
take of the national vigor they are
naturally smooth and pink. 1t is but
seldom that the finger nails of an
English woman show signs of contin-
uous poor health or high strung nerves
In Scotland there is an cid supersti-
ton stating that:
A man had better ne'er been born
Than have his nails On Sunday shorn.
taught to every lisping child runs as
follnoys.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-05

ELL me your BRAIN"
said the British Mu-
scum to the biggest
man in the world and
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28
RELEASED ON BOND
Morgan Williams and John james
Furnished Bond in the Amount
of $1,000 Each TO APP
pear at a Prelim-
mary Trial.

Late yesterday afternoon Morgan
williams, the prize fighter. and John
James, jointly charged with making
a murderous assault on Bert Yonts,
the horse trainer. appeared in Justice
Sweney's court and announced that
they were ready to furnish bond.
Justice Sweeney and District Attor-
ney Coles agreed upon $1,000 bond
to assure the appearance of each of
the defendants at a preliminary hear
ing to be held before Justice Sweeney
on January 5th.
The bond was readily furnished
and the two men released. 1t is re-
ported that Messrs. Caffrey, Hatch. of
this city, Pierce of Aspen, and Mrs.
Williams. the mother of Morgan VIII
liams, were among those who furn-
ished bond for the two men.
Yonts continues to improve and
there is no doubt of his recovery.
The preliminary hearing will at
tract a great deal of attention.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28
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There is something doing in robes
and blankets at Fred Mantey's
We want some of your business if
we are rlght.-Fred Mantey.
Remember the EISocorro cigar is
clear Havana and strictly hand made.
Try the Corcoran Grocery. First
class service Clean, fresh stick.
Meat market in connection.
A new firm name but an old estab-
lished business, Barton & Terrell,
liverymen and transfer people"
Fifth and Colorado.
If you are about to purchase har-
ness. wait several weeks and see what
Plat and Heron in their big store
can offer you in that line.
See Lowe and Coulter for a hot
air furnace job. They can save you
money and do work promptly. 126
N. 5th street. Phone 1853 Black.
Do you want your organ thorough
ly overhauled and put in first class
order write ]. Bailey expert organ
repairer and factory representative,
Palisade, Colorado.
Charles Arnett, a former we'll
known resident of Grand Junction,
accompanied by his son-in-law. Will
liam Clark, also a former resident of
the city are here today greeting their
old time friends. They are en- route
to their home in Portland, Oregon,
from an eastern trip. Mr. Arnett
has been at tennessee, Illinois, set
thing up the estate of his father who
died some months ago. Mr.. Arnett
at one time operated the Star bakery
in this city, Mr.. Clark was for some
time connected with the city pumping
plant. Mr.. Arnett resided in Grand
junction for sixteen years. He states
that 1t is really wonderful the way
Grand junction has grown and pros
pered since he left here about two
years ago. Nowhere have l witness
cd more prosperity than at Grand
Junction and that is saying much for
every town and city in the country
seems to be prospering." Mr.. Arnett
and Mr.. Clark leave this evening for
Portland.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28

Fred Mantey is still in business.
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28

Many of the business men are
working on their annual invoices of
stock this week.
If in need of a competent plumber
call up black 743 or call at our office.
4o4 Colorado avenue. J, E. Nc
Kenzie.
The entertainment at the Congre-
gational church yesterday afternoon
provided by the young ladies Bible
club of the church for the children
of the primary department of the
Sunday school. proved a very happy
affair, the light lunch was prettily
served and many merry games were
played.
]. II. Heron and Arthur Richard
son returned last night from hunt
ing trip on Hannah Creek They drove
up on Wednesday night and remain
ed all night at the Anderson ranch j
Yesterday they put in chasing rab-
bits and they We're very success
ful, returning home with AZ fine
cotton tails"
A letter was received this morning
by George Toupaine. brother of Mrs.
w. B. Vaughn, stating that her hus-
band, the fireman who was badly in
jured in the wreck at Mounds. is get
ting along as well as could be ex-
pected. She states that he is suffer
ing great pain from his injuries. One
rib was broken. several bad cuts were
sustained on the head, his head and
one arm was scalded and one lung is
said to be slightly injured. His con-
dition is not considered as very en-
courasing. aaiMl
The daily sentinel., 1906-12-28

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