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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-04-14

This alye'is intended -sree,I
sore nipples. burns frost bite, aI
hands. itching pile, chronic N,
grannlated eye lids old cbrott
and for diSea'rS Of the skin, mi
frtter, salt rhcnm, ring worm
head, herpes, BARRIERS itch. sah.
itch and eczema, 1t has met viiI
parAIl"led success in the trsatn.
these dis'a cs. Plics % cent, Dg
Try j.. For sale BY Ed NJ Mum
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-04-14
MakeiItGo Away.

We simply can't do without it We
are not going to try. When Bobby
stubs his toe. it's Ma, where's the L1g1t-
ming Oh? When Lizzie burnS her hand
or arm. It's where's the Lightning
Oil? When little Dick 5 been Ilaylng
with humble bee, it's Where's the
Lighting Oh? The echo OF all our af-
flictions is Where's the Lightning
Oil?" It.. the balm that makes the pam
90 away Sincerely yours, ? Cassidy,
Muntey4llO Ala
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-04-14

There will be meeting Of the NoSu-
bee County Campat the Court House on
Monday the 18th day Of April TO elect
delegates to the reunion, and attend to
any other business that may come be
fore the meeting All the members
are requested 10 be present. BY order
NJ II. A, MINOR,
z 7, DoRRoH, Commander
Adiutant
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-04-14
CITATION NOTICE,

The State OF Mississippi
Bean Adams, compain'D In lP h
No, us VS.. cery corI
Calvin Adams defendant NOyubeg
TO CALVIN Adams whose postolics N
is unknown.
We command you TO he and ,pvs
fore the Chancellor Of said Cbunctrl
al Il term thereof To be holden tts,i
House, in the town OF Macon In ald d
on the Fonrth Montav in April, A
1906, then and there to Plead. ann
demur TO the Bin Of Compliant h
cause wherein you are defendant
Witness my signature and ID, .
said Court affixed at my office in IN
OF Macon, this 23rd day of Mlrch. n
Il, 7. DORROH, Il
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-04-14

When corporation is domiciled
amongst US and is successful in an in .
dispenhable business, it its value can
be estimated. The Mississippi Home
insurance Company gives employment
70 many In this and adjoining states; it
invests all Ia the south, and it has been
successful In protecting millions of dol
lars worth OF property from fire losses
IL is In Its twenty first year, and fnllv
merits public confidence -'i'
=. V. Yates Is the Macon Agent.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-04-14
NOTICE.

We beg to advise the public
that we have purchased the fire
insurance business of E. B, Boyd
and are prepared to write fire,
life and tornado insurance. Our
fire companies are among the
oldest and wcalthest in the
world. Doing a strictly insur-
ance business any business in
trusted to us will secure careful
and prompt attention,
Trusting that we ayreceivc a
generous share of the patronage
of the public, we arc
Very respectfully,
A. c. FAINT,
X. Z. Y. YATES.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-04-14

Mr.. VIM. Thos. Llnorgan, provincial
Constable at Chapleau, Onta 10, 'ap-:
II caught severe cold while hunting
burglar in the forest swamp las fan
Hearing of Chamberain's Cough Rem
edy. trid it, and after n-ing two snail
bottles. was completely cured, This
remedy is intended especially for conghs
and colds 1t will loos N and relieve "A
severe cold in less time than by any
other treatment ard il favorite
wherever its superior excellence has be
come known. For sale by I'd NJ Muir.
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-04-14
Attention Teachers.

Only a few moro weeks now until the
great meeting Of teachers IN jackson.
The city promises to lake care of all
who will come, but in order to save in.
convenience it would be well to drop u
postal card to h. l. Bailey. Chairman
Local Committee, to have room reserved
for you. Rates 81 go So per day. All
railroads have promised rate Of one fare
plus % cents See that your local agent
Las tickets on had. Tickets on sale May
2. 3, and 4. Respectfully
T. p. SCOTT, Sec'y.
Brookhaveu, Miss,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-04-14
WANTED.

Gentleman or lady with good reference
to travel by rail or with lig, for a
firm of $3.50 10000 capital. Salary 81,
1900 per year and expenses; salary
paid weekly and expenses advanced.
Address, with stamp, Jos. a. AIeXan-
dr. Macon MiS9
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-04-14

II am often asked by friends what to
d. for skin troubles such as Eczema,
Ringworm and similar Affections, al.
ways rtcO nmcnds hunts Cure. | con.
slider it the surest remedy for itching
Troubles Of any character there ismade."
Mrs j | Hightower, Palmetto, La.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-04-14
For Sale.

Lots $50 90, $500 and Sl2j0 D
front lot' S25 90 front foot. Ternugs
Apply, v
LEEJ SOEant
Cannonsburg and GnlfpOtl IA
Gaze Of W. A. DAVIS Real III =
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-04-14
Saturday, ApriL14, 1900.

a ,bnuartes ovet rs lines m length
QaI Be e6atqec for at the rate of cents
Per line.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-04-14
S. c. White Leghorn,.

have a pen Of Thoroughbred,
White Leghorns, wall sell a II'
amount of eggs after April ls' 4
81 80 per sitting. II. N, PATi
II lmn
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-04-14
Barred Plymouth Rocks for NL

Cocks Cockrels. Hens, Pu'''
sale. Eggs per 10 81 so
10 mos. GEO B. CLBsiT,
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-07
For Institute Week.

The X. o. K. A. concert will be one
of the leading attractions of Institute
week. Mrs. c. c. McEachran, of
Spokane, and Miss Inez Harer, rec ent-
ly returned from four years of advanced
musical study in Chicago, assisted by
Prof. A. w. Taylor, Misses Georgian
Donald and Claire Despair, will give a
concert in the First Congregational
church Wednesday evening, November
14th. Mrs. McEachran is the first
soprano in the famous Spokane Ladies'
Quartet and Miss Harer is the contralto
soloist in the First Presbyterian church.
Prof. Taylor, tenor, Miss Donald, read
err, and Miss Despair, pianist, will
contribute toward making the evening
a musical and literary treat. The con.
cert is under the management of the
Ritzville Castle of the Knights of King
Arthur and the proceeds will go toward
providing necessary equipment for the
Castle. Admission, reserved seats, sc
cents; general admission 35 cents.
Reservations made at the postoffice.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-07
Precinct Officers.


Precinct officers were elected a.
follows:
Ritzville No. Joe Baird, justice
Ritzville No. 2--W. K. Kennedy, "
Ritzville No. 81. G. Steffer, :.
:Washtucna No. IL. M. Shropshire
justice. .y
Washtucna No. q. L. Tonsfeldt
justice.
P. C. Peters, constable.
.Tabor-Leo M. Casey, justice.
Cunningham-H. S. Snead, justice
Chris Kittleson, constable g..
Lind No. l-Lincoln Laughlin, justice
=. Fletcher-Grant Harding, justice
w. H. Watkins, constable. -
Paha-R. L. Parker, justice. JOIN
Timm, constable. y
Cow Creek-John Woolover, justice
Tom Hodge, constable.
Willis-J. X. Galbreath, justice. J"
McQueen-S. Davenish, oonstabless
Memo August Schrag, constable.
Hatton-Chas. Yount, constable. (
Palouse- VIM. Honn. constable. =.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-07
A Word About Insurance.

> In an extract from San francisco
papor which has been closely watching
the insurance companies since the big
fire there last April, the following is
contained. - 4
9 "Among the companies paying their
losses in full and without discount are
found the following: The Aetna, the
Royal, London & Lancashire, IontOn,
Liverpool & Globe, the Atlas, the
North British & Mercantile the Gale
dOnia, the Northern, the Norwich
Union, Philadelphia Underwriters,
New Zealand, the Union,S Scottish
Union & National, The London Assur-
ance Corporation, German American,
German Alliance, Phoenix of Hartford,
the Franklin, Providence, Washington,
the Alliance and the American Centrally
You had better look over your insur-
ance policies. ahd;if you are not insured
in one of these companies, let us know
and we will write your insurance in one
of them at once. Then you. need have
NO further worry about your insurance.
ADAMS COUNTY ABSTRACT CO..,
Ritzville, Washington.
Rooms l and 2, Tinnel Block.
Telephone Ma in523 ~.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-07
.WashindtOn's Industrial Progress.

Statistics collected by Commissioner
Hubbard, of the state bureau of labor,
make very encouraging showing re-
garding the extension during the past
two years.
The records are made up from the
reports received from 81 cities and towns
and show that since the first of
January, 1905, 1T new industries have
been established within the towns
noted, representing an investment of
81, 1873, $50, and providing employment
for a, 136 operatives. Naturally, the
lumber and single interests take pre-
cedence in the report, there having
been established 66 new saw mills, en-
ploying 50, s73, 500 of capital and 2,772
wage earners, with 26 single mills,
equipped at cost of $2l9, $50, and en-
ploying 424 people; but an excellent
record is being made in the line of
diversified productions, and the per-
centage of institutions starting in
business in other lines is very salts
Es;
factory.
Three breweries, six brick manu-
featuring plants, three electic power
works, three agricultural implement
factories, six iron and machine shops,
five manufactures of miscellaneous
wood products, four canneries, seven
cigar factories, seven creameries and
cheese factories, five flour and feed
mills, three ice plants and thirty three
miscellaneous industries arevincluded
in the list, that go to make. up the
complement of new industrial enter
prises started in year and a half, and
the total is incomplete IN many
particulars, because it does not. include
any but the cities and towns reporting,
the. data being missing from both Taco
ma and Seattle, where. an exceptional
activity has been in progress. during
the period covered. The returns from
the two leading cities of the state will
probably double the record of capital
invested, and employees listed. jJudg-
ing from the figures given, it is prob
able that $40, 900, 900 will have been ex-
pended in new manufacturing .anstitu-
tons in Washington during 1905 and
1906. West Coast Trade.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-07
CREATE A new STATE
Eastern Washington May Be Separ.
ated From Coast.

"People of eastern Washington, filled
with too much prosperity, are planning
to divide the state and create new
commonwealth, declares the Seattle
Times.
Growth of farming and fruit rails
ing counties in the past five years
shows more rapid increase in popula-
lation than is recorded in the western
part of the state. =
Government irrigation, to $4,000,
600 ultimately, and tremendous rail-
road building are causes of an unparal-
leled development.
"Vast desert areas reclaimed and
made to blossom and bring forth inn
mense harvests upon which thriving
communities are built up
Ten years from today -namely, in a
decade from the very good year OF
1906. which has seen such wonders
wrought in the young state OF Wash
ington-the eastern part of the Ever
green commonwealth may contain more
people than that portion lying west OF
the Cascade mountains, writes Paul C..
Hedrick under Kenewick date. That
a census taken in 1916 will show the
very reverse Of present population
figures in this state is the prophecy OF
optimistic civic and commercial author
tiles in nearly every county in eastern
Washington. This feeling has resulted
in a demand for the separation of
eastern Washington and the creation
of new state, -
Whether or not the people of the
other side of the divide are dreaming
in the fashion of people who go to bed
with an overweighted stomach, is not
for the writer to say. The overloaded
breadbasket is applicable in more ways
than one to conditions in eastern Wash
ington. There is probably no agricul-
tural community in the United States
today where there is SO much. cash
wealth per capita as in the. eastern
part of the state of Washington. The
granaries of the state are located there
in the great basin of the Columbia
river and among the verdant fields of
the Big Bend country and the Palouse
hills.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-07
What Really. Ais Cuba.

The Cuban situation is simple enough
if one will only consider it. in. the light
of the past. Nine out of ten of the
natives object to manual labor as
means of obtaining money. Nine out
of ten want to hold salaried office and
enjoy themselves without working at
all. The genuine Cubano, whether a
half breed or quadroon or an octo-
room or jet black "blue gummed"
Guinea negro, proposes to live on the
public treasury, and, failing that, he
gets gun and takes to the hills
The so-called war of 1858 was no
war in any proper sense of the word.
1t was frank expression of the ma
tive sentiment in favor of destructive
agitation as the next best thing to
office holding. When our soldiers went
to Santiago in the summer of 1898, did
the so-called patriots and liberators
offer their services and ask to be led
against the hated Spaniard? Every
body knows they didn't. 1t is notori-
Gus, on the contrary, that they Rugged
the chaparral more closely than ever,
and, when they did emerge, as hap
pened on rare occasions, emerged for
purely commissary purposes at our ex-
pense. What actuated them, no doubt,
was the apprehension that 1.-THE Yam
KEGS" having driven out the Spaniards,
would remain permanently, seize
upon all the official places with salaries
attached, and leave them as completely
out in the cold as they bad been before.
Upon no other assumption can their
attitude of thinly yelled hostility dur
ing that period be accounted for.
When the United States, after three
years of educational occupation, with
drew and the long awaited promise of
the carnival seemed to dawn, agitation
for Office and emolument at once broke
out in every nook and corner of the
island. The outburst of dismay and
anger following the discovery that
there were not salaries enough for all
the politicians was allayed by distri-
button of money under the pretext of
paying off the army of liberation. )"
That dividend, large proportion of
which had been pocketed in advance by
the money lending usurers, soon disap-
peared, and grumbling and conspiracy
awakened to fresh grudges and resent
ments. Then came other projects of
pecuniary reward for the still ravening
patriots for their imaginary cam
paigns, their Barmecide battles, and
their phantom sacrifices. But the logic
al upshot could not be indefinitely
postponed, and this present emeute is
what every well informed person has
been expecting for year or more. =
Washington Post.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-07

Read the ads in this issue and YOU
will be interested.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-07

Subscribe for the JOURNAL only 81. so.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-07
Advertised Letter List.

Remaining unclaimed in. the Post
Office at Ritzville, Wash, week ending
November 3, 1906. o.. ~.
Ladies' Miss Mary Angelhart, Mrs.
Sophie Gunden, Miss Emma lockwood,
Fannie Parcival (carG, Miss Minnie
Smith. ~ "
Gentlemen-Godfrey Block, VIM. p.
Christensen, Ted Courtney (card), w.
w. Cardwell. Kit Decker, Samuel
Guber, Jack Galorni, John Gabel,
julius Guckke (car6, Albert w.
Huden (card), Christian Kantz, Guss
Lobe, Geo. H. Newman (cardD, H. j..
Roch, Alex Robbins, Jacob G. Scop-
gler, Albert Schoefer, Augest Stebben-
son, Bert Thompson (card),. Alex
Warmes, Ray Thompson (card, W. C.
Udell. -.
Foreign Jacob Schild, M. Horinch
(card).
JOHN F. IRBY, Postmaster.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-07
Notice TO Patron. OF This Paper.

All subscriptions. due : the Adams
County News must. be- paid to the
Journal-Herold Publishing Company,
also all advertising accounts from the
LIST of October. go, ..., a.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-07

The Ladies' Aid of the M. E. church
served dinner and supper in the Gibson
building Tuesday. They realized about
SIS for their labors.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-07

Mrs. Georgia johnson. who has been
quite sick for sometime past, left the
first of this week for Hot Lake, Ore.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-06
"Kofte.Rus".
Softorcn nrpnte BET ret.

Nogen iogOa, 1aafie ifnber nIbrig
nogen." Spsrs oine 8el,ner og inert
oeres grfartng.
en- 8bilooeIpbia.G Dame flyer:
as be ii0ite 2 eler 3 aar par ieg
iioiat for buao Doftoren fnlote 'anf-
feriiS' oa isIte, iom ies bar bsrt
W9no itae DC fsler, mar De bar brltf.
fet for rleaet 8r9nbepin. Seq blen
fpaIm, 90 ieg fslte iom ON intet an'
Oct END Safie leo giennem mine Mo-
rer.
Safe befom mig bel NOT for Ell Sio,
men ieg bar / flere Gnr blot, at BEN
aiorbe mig flor SfaSe, men JONI
Granteren troeoe ieg life, ieg f,inbe
IpRre Sen foruoeH. Gen gioroe mig
nerpss, bragte min 5orosieiie | Tor
ben, soeIo8Se min Ssuu % broste
mig bpppise oe imerteiuIoe Sopeo'
ptner.
Naor ieB iii, bpao 9oftoren fdIbte
'8afferitS', fiut6e ies gipe op Griffin
gen uoaIe faa Gage iii min Mang
sienbanot Iibt Stprfe. men ieg par
oItio / ilet Slmsr og Gngitelig oa
nerpsg, inStiI ies bar iitano til al
gieftoptage 8rugen al 8itten.
Smtreit et aar iioen blep leg ober'
iaIt til at BRUCE poitum, men ba iee
ff Set / 8eItaurnnier bar bet life on.
oct emo noset Sol, itimSom folot oa
altio ipaet, og leo lite oct naturlis.
bis life. SiIltoit iapeoe leg no9et ielr
bienme, flIgte anpisninsen neIe oa
ionSt oct ga npoeligt. Seq pebbIer
meb bets 8rug, lutteoe meS ben gamlt
safie aISeIes og feIte bcSre og beorc
til bier Gag. inotiI ieg tiiiioit til min
itore 8IG0e fanot. OF oft nit Sloebe'
iinoeuoe bar ioripnnoet og min
29u9ieI eitrr Safe par lint.
Seq bar Ter liot ubgre meget al
Iutter llbmatteIie peo SiSen al andre
Spsoomme % Tlaaer, men iiommer
bar ies oeS of BRYCE 8oitnm islt no
merfetr Iapnet ppaipes al Toitun
60, Battle Greet, Weih.
Ger er en @runb.
Reitaurant-Softer tiIbereoer FIELDER
Eoin,m aaiieen ret. Te laoer De
'iffe toge l9nse moi,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-06
Gn MfrtfafGro
tnco Sernbaue.

Sor fnn Mnr iiSen par en- &eiie til
ben itore afrifdnife Srtoiis Stctcria
Rpdt8a, fcm fsrit / 1858 ouerbcoeoct
blep befienbt for e1rropRiife @eogro-
fer, en- Serb, Der par ~iorb1ntoet men
mango Smfoitninger, mango Stra'
baSier og life itbetpoelts Sare. Ga
I'LL er Snbiisen pg oens Snteen ino'
lenunet blanbt Acknowledgements
sepGrbigbeoer. glnn intter iig ! en-
lite Rlnsies Sernbanebogn | Wom.
baid, ergong, og oct for life lRnge
iiben, Scpebmarfebet for Slaoebun-
beIen / gifafrifa, man REFER giennem
frugtbart 2artb, giennem tpffe Sfo.
ge, / fin 9ib Stuppfdoien for @aff-
fttbuerlteS % Mtdfdiernes aampe,
meb ltbiigt til &iIimaniaros' 1900
SOB bsie Top % / Siertet af Der.
bers beoite Saetfelter til BORT Slo.
renee peo gietoria Rpansa, 6nor mo.
oerte in0rebebe, e~leftriif oplpiie
Dorapere fsrer btasiereSe Suriiter til
aItio me Scener / oct uiIoeiie al
airifas ittipiIiierehe Gene.
Oct er ben brittle @esiering, iorrt
bar bbsget Serute Bone, Der er 5S4
eneeIife WiL lang % paa lit bpieite
Rrnft lieser $500 500 oper Sapet.
0eS benS Sinlp er en- 8eiie til
8ietoria Igan3a. life oprere eler
pdnifeIigere ettS en- Grip fra 2onbon
til Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-06
RnGeffb.

Ere Silb, en- 2sg, Il Ebeife 8eber
en- 9beife Sennep, 3 Spiieifeer Ole
en- Spiieife gbbif, en- anipsoo Gut
ter. Siloen panoes no poa alminoe'
Zig Wauoe, - aaerbeoit hir 0erl bel
at lig8e / iso Melf, iont ooenfor be-
f%frepet, - oetes berpaa | TO, fratageS
Ben, bel9eeeS meb BEN | fine Sfiuer
Ifaorne $40, beitrses meo 8eber oa
Sennep og RIFLES tpt iamrfen. San
operbRloes oen meo oen %iammenblan.
oeSe 5altce al Ole, gbStf, Beber %
suffer os Iisser iaalebes en- Dag, for
ben ierpereS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-06
On sape bolt tiItjeIos.

gerSens bsieItligeeroe Sane finbeS
n9r peo copper Of ellie 81. Bern
barb / en- SsiSe al 5000 5oo og fal.
bes Sronnina Margberttas Glpebape.
Zen bteo for nj slar iioen onIaat | en-
lioen RaoIeitof al Ibbeo Gbouona |
RGrbeoen al BET Sus, boor ban Dor,
% bleo fort efter beisgt al Sronnin.
gen. iom er Ell iprig S~inoebeitiser.
Sun fanSt itor Snteresie / bette Sore.
tasenSe % anifafieoe aIpeplanter os
Suparter ira ale Gele al Seroen os
pIanteoe mango Of Dem ielp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-06

Cannes til rumble, life for tpffe aaeel
90 iteges | Hanoe / brunei Snnsr eIlel
Jebt. gruuet $50 fun ~ierperes til.
QaIbrfarbpnaSs.
Sire p,rno renjet aaIpefisb (bet a
gousen er ec6t bertil), 1a Blmo Ore
biIteroeig (Sauiagemeal), " 9befft
NnifatbIouurte, 2 9beifeer Salt, n
Sop MeIf, sGe, SOARING, 2 Spite
ifcer Smsr. aipoet ntales 3 @anse
arbeioes goot meS Meoiiteroeigen oa
arpoberierne, tiIi9ttes Welfen Iioi
eiter lot og oannes til rtutoe efler
fpiofe 9aser. Tisie pertoes | sGs %
itsot aapring (eaer itsot, tsrrei
grso) % iteses / Smsr. Ge ierpe'
res meo brunei Smsr elIer meo 20.
matiauce.
Sbrffet aalberDg.
Ger Rnn6 3aIuefam, 2 Sbefeer
SaIt, en- aop Slgbe, 8 gpiiefeer
Slsoe, 1h llnie ferift Sleff. Sin.
BEN tages bort os aisoet ipnffes meo
BIefet. Smsret briines, OF ben
ip9ffeoe Side Irgees neoao | puuaen,
9eaar ben er pent brunei, penoes 4is-
BET, Saltet orpsies ODER og HanSen
irttes ino | B~neeropnen ~ Sime,
SIsben b1Ibes oper os Steeen MAD
flittis brpppes mab Sfpen / Bdnoen.
Raar Stesen er fprbio, files Sfpen,
gipes ct Spfog og ircres en- Sesiert.
tie fcIot Smsr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-06
26e 0asier for Ssniereber.

Ge fleite, iom bar ipsIet meo Ssn.
icaol for sGageproSuftion, er fornne
lii ben Soerbeuisning, at lsie ads-
Ter for Ssnienss Reocr CT / mango
Monoer beore eno at bore intaa 8um
f9itebe til @9ggenc for bette Giemeo.
Get er iiGr al 8enligbeosbenipn, at
bette Sfribt tases. og oerfor er oct
tinige nteget bc0re, at Scu er uoet
@unb; tbi ba fan ben lettere renies
for oft lltsi. &usien bsr bore 10
Eonnmer / aant og 10 CONNER bsi
% fnn i9ttes paa en- breS Sploe no8le
Eommer op fra @liloet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-06
Glib I Gentuulaoe.S auee.

SilScn nbnnnbes, iom BEN forrige,
Hqffes 90 9euet uSifi9res. Gen
FfiGres Scrpaa / tfraa Sfiper % oper'
itrpseS meo fsIeenbe Sauce: gn IL
ben 2eg, en- Sbeife finbaffet BeriiIIe,
en- Sbeife iinbnffet anpers eler liSen
aaurf, en- baarofogt sGggeblon1me,
u SpiieIfe Sennep. sgaaeblommen
ubanibeS meo Senneper, BERT rsres 81
baffeoe 8rsnIaaer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-06
MariucrcSe Glib.

SiISen nbpanbes Ratten ooer !
Meif, 8eber 90 Suffer. Om Ror.
geneu paifes Ben, berries for Stino
% Gen % Iaoges / isl8enoe 9oot
6lunSeSe Sauce: 3 Spiieifeer Ole,
rem Spiieife gOOif ,en Spiieife 8apers,
en- 500 Ifaaret / tprSe Sfioer, Ell
SotieIfe haffet 8criiae.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-06
MeFefaacr.

~ @uuS Srefieo, Y Sbeife BE-
Der, ~ Sbeife Salt, IA SpiieTfe
DELI. Get opitaarne aiso % 5leit
males iammeu 8 8anae, ibIanoes 9e-
Der % Salt, lamt irsrcS @elfen,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-06

Stfc iariist. 6ru SIiert: "2et er
Ell fprfGrSeIis SiS pi Ieper /, ollie
@enneiter i~treifcr 10, tGnf ON
bore sgatcmGnS osiaa ifuIoe i@treife,"
5ru Sanieu: let befpmrer mig
Tibet, = Der iinSes 10 altio Streife'
brpoere."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-04-06
2obSfdus.

en- orb Sauerfen fo9t iaIt aiso
en- Spb Souerfen foat ierift aiso, \.
8uno 6leif. Ell Sint goteter, Ell II
ben 9ss, Salt, Sano og aisSfraft
RisSet, 6Ieifet og Eoteterne opifiGreS
/ Gerniueer, iGtteS ouer Sloen / Iiet
3eIe @ano % Sisofraft, tiliGttes Der
fiubuffeSe Seq, Beber cg Salt eitci
Smag. Oct foyer unAr 2oag ON
trent en- Sinte.