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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
WYTHEVlLLE
Especial to The es-Dispatch,l

4 WYTHEN1LLE,s V "a, FEBRUARY ID
The midwinter social given at the
Parish Hall Of the Episcopal Church
on Wednesday evening, under the man
agemcnt Of Miss May Ribble and n
skilful committee, was an occasion of
much social enjoyment to the conGre-
CATION OF st. Johns Church, as Well
as to the members of other churches.
The hall was prettily decorated In
Mardi Gras colors and delightful re-
freshments served
On st. Valentines eve the ladies OF
the Home Mission Society Of the Meth
odist Church gave u silver tea at the
parsonage, on Church Street, from
winch handsome sum was realized.
Mrs Samuel w. Williams entertained
a number of friends at whist on Tues
day evening. The decorations We're Grim
son, and the valentine idea was prettily
carried out In the dainty refresh
ments. Among the invited guests were
|Dr. and Mrs. Peyton Green, DR.. and
ana Mrs. Sidney Lawson, Mrs. Jesse
Stultz, Mrs. Maupin, Miss Daisy
Maupin, Mrs. w. S. Poage, Miss Mary
Powell. Mr., and Mrs. Frank Terry, Miss
Mary Poagc, Miss Mary Preston Kent
| Miss BEETLE Heuser, Mr.. and Mrs. II
+. poage, Mr.. and Mrs. James Kelly
Messrs. u. Lee Trinkle. Walter Hum
| phrieS and Earnest ltoDlnSon. 84
\ Special services We're held Ash We'd,
| nesday at the Episcopal and Roman
/ Catholic Churches.
Judge II, C.lJackson is holding cour
\ In Pulaski this week
Father u. i. Jcnkins left Monday FOL
i New Orleans. He will be the guest o
\ relatives during Mardi Grns week.
4 Mr.. Charles Oewel, of Pulaski, VISITED
his mother, Mrs. Constance Oewel, Thu
4 week.
1 Mr.. Gregg Ewald, Of Johnson City
4 Is the guest Of his mother, Mrs BETH
4 Invalid,
4 Mr. a, H. Williams, who forInerl.
4 represented the Geiser Manufacturing
il Company as travelling representative
i Of Southwest Virginia, has been pro
A NOTED to the general agency for til
]. States Of Virginia and West Virginif
n Mr.. Herman w, Stilllnan, an attorne
n from Chicago, has been in town ssey
lscral days tais week on legal byssin 81
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MoNTvALE SOCIAL
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Special to The Times-D Dispatch
MONTVALE, VA, February 16.--Ariss
Nettie Day entertained the Shapespenra
Glass at the last meeting, which was
one of more than ordinary Interest,"
Mrs Bernard Early read a Character
sketch of King Leah, which was highly
appreciated. s M
Montyale society was Wen represents
ed at the oyster supper given at the
hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs, Hugh
Luck, In the upper Goose Creek Valley,
which was a most enjoyable OCCASION
Mr.. Hal Mosby. OF Bedford, made IA.
recent visit purHLsely to see that tho
postal machinery at Montvale was in
good running order. Gs
Miss Blanche Shier left on Saturday
to attend the Mnrdi Gras festival III
New Orleans, after which she viii visit
her friend, Miss Hazel sGunther, at Pell-
sacola, and expects to spend the re1
manning part of the winter In tiie5
land of flowers. slS&S
Mrs. Cora Read has returned from an
extended yisit9to friends at Norfntlss;
Portsmouth, and Petersburg. Ss
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CHARLOTTE
tspecial 10 The Times Dispatch.

t&Rf4 Special to The Times Dispatch.l ~
CHARLOTTE, N. c., February To-
With the advent OF Lent. which Was
ushered in Wednesday, socletys devotees
will divide their time between demure
attendance upon church services and
planning gowns for post-Lenten social
function, some OF which are already be-
ing talked of.
The most brilliant event Of the cur
rent week was the pre-Lenten favor GER
man Of the Bachelors Club Tuesday
evening In the handsome ballroom of the
new Selwyn Hotel. The music was fur
nished BY Richardson's orchestra, and
each young lady In attendance wore q
bunch of carnations, tho clubs flower.
Miss Annie Wilson, in white liberty silk
and diamonds, with Mr.. w. u, Cham.
bers, led the dance. Among the out-of-
town young ladies dancing was Miss
Emma Williams, Of Portsmouth, Va She
wore lowered pink chiffon. and danced
with Mr.. j. W. Wadsworth.
The Mecklenburg Chapter, DAUGHTERS
Of the American Revolution, received a
tho home Of Mrs Latta G. Johnston
Tuesday evening In honor of former
| Vice President and Mrs, Adlal ~ Ste
venson, and Miss Stevenson. The home
was beautifully decorated for the oc
1 casion, and many local society folks
called to nay their respects 10 tho dis
tingulshcd guests Of honor Mr., ant
Mrs Stevenson are guests Of tlleil
daughter, Mrs. Martin p, Hardin.
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Mrs. L. c. Mafflt entertained at her

Alrs.N L. G. Maff1t entertained at her
home on West Trade Street. in honor
of Miss F1orrie Sharp. OF Portsmouth,
Va. Euchre was played and souvenirs
were given the guests in lieu OF prizes.
Mrs. Eben Nye Hutchinson entertained
from 4 to o'clock Thursday afternoon
at her handsome home, on Elizabeth
Heights, complimentary to Mrs. Daniel
Hatcher Watkins. Mrs. Thomas ClanceS
Evans, and Mrs. Jenkins Hutchson.
Mrs. w. S. Dorr entertained at cards
Thursday morning. Among those pres
ent was Miss Emma Williams, of Ports
mouth, Va.
Misses Mary and Lavinne Evans en-
.tertained at bridge whist Thursday af-
ternoon, complimentary to visiting young
ladies. Among the guests was Miss
Emma Williams, Of Portsmouth, Va.
Mr.. J. K. Lee Koiner left Charlotte
| Thursday morning In his automobile for
Richmond, Va. which city he is to
make his future home. Mrs. Koiner and
Miss Marie Koiner are already in Rich
mond.
Mrs. G. w. Davis. OF crewe Va. is
visiting at the home of Mrs. A. g
Porter, In Dilworth.
Miss Mary Goodwin has returned to he'
home In Fincastle. Va, after spending
some time pleasantly in Charlotte as the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. ". G. Goodwin.
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guests Mrs. Emma Westall and Mrs.
Julian Myriam. sang, and Mrs. Herbert

guests. Mrs. Emma Westall and Mrs.
Julian Myriam, sang, and Mrs. Herbert.
Reynolds rendered several selections
on tho violin. Miss AMMO Williams
and Dr. Charles Fraser played two
piano duets in most charming man
ner, and with finished style. Miss
May Kimberly acted as ,accompanlst
for the soloists.
Mr.. j. S. adams left last week on u
visit to friends in Norfolk, Va.
j. Il. Putney, Of Lynchburg, Va,
spent few days here visiting friends.
w. L. Thomas has returned from o
visit to Aurora. va.
Miss Fannie Guess. Of Richmond, Va,
is a guest of friends in this city.
E. j. Bost Ia In Richmond. Va, at
tending the United States Court of APP
peals.
Mrs g. s. Hunt has returned to her
home in Richmond. Va. SIX
e. T. Frost has gone to Bryson City,
where he has mining interests
G. r. Loyal, assistant superinten-
dent OF the Southern Railway, Is q
guest at the Battery Park
j. A. Burckel. of the Manor, is II,
| Lynchburg, Va.
Mrs. Martin D. Harden is visiting
! her parents ex-Vice-President and Mrs.
Adlai Stevenson, at Montreal.
Mrs. w. p. Hillard has left for Nor
| folk. Va.
Mrs. Lockett. of Virginia, is a visl-
| tor In Ashevillc.
Mr. George S. Powell has left fot
Norfolk. Va, where he goes in the In
terest of the North Carolina exhibit
at the jamestown Exposition.
Judge j. G. Pritchard Is at present
in Richmond, Va, attending the Unitet
States Court Of Appeal.
Mr.. and Mrs Sneed Adams, who
/ were married in Norfolk, Va. las
week, have returned to Ashcv!le.
f. M. Fleming, Of Virginia, was {
recent visitor in this city
Mrs. Carol Rose has returned t
4 her home In Richmond, Va.
4 Mrs. Duff Merricl< has left for Nor
folk to visit friends In that city.
i Miss Catherine Hurt, of Virginia, y
4 visiting friends in this city.
4 S. L. Craven, OF Danvillc. Va, ha
9 returned home, after n short visit.
A. b. Barron, Of Virginia, is visi
Il tor here.
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.Chincot eague Social.
Especial to The Times Dlspatch.7

sft4a Specla! TO Inc D1Spotcn II.
CE1NCOTEAGUE, VA, February Il. u
Messrs. ]. E, Merritt, worshipful. mas hi
ter, and 1. J. Reynolds. senior ward en-
representatives Of Accomac sLod gel NJ
24s, "A. II. & "A. NJ, left this week ors
Richmond to attend tho SEES sion OF the
Grand Lodge.
Mrs. James T. Powell is on ia visit soggi
friends in New York and Philadelphia
this week. 5sss
Mr. Walter Smith. accompanied by
his son, Jay, left recently for Rich
mond, for treatment in the Kella
Cancer Hospital. s#ts ss'
The directors Of the banking COM
pany Of L. L. Dirickson, RI, a t a
cent meeting held here, elected Mr.
| Daniel Jeffries cashier Of the island
Bank and Mr.. David WiltbanlS assist
| ant. Mr.. Charles II. Matthews, who
| has been cashier for a number rssS
years, rendered his resignat ton In Q r-Ss
| der to fill similar position at Berlin,g$
Md.
| Mrs. Davis and daughter, of She'll
| town, Nd, are visiting at the 3llomaa;
i OF Mr.. Q. NJ. Jones, on Cleveland Street,
/ Miss Helen Baker, of Harrlngtpn,g
1 Del, who has been on Visit to her
! sister, Mrs. A. Fl, Jones. has returned
i home. sissssE:
Mr.. Raymond Richardson, of GrdlesYaa
/ tree, Md. has been employed as CLERIC
! by the Wheaton Mercantile Company.a
Commissioner Of Revenue Thomas
i c. Kelley, OF 4lallwood. VINO has been,
on the Island for some time on OH 7Sa
cial business has recently returned
Il home. sa al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
Taffeta Silk Suits

Stylish raffeta Suits all shades, jumper effect,
with pin tucks and trimmed in piping d. n ~
plated Skirts at ...5.... plU.UU
i Excellent values in Tafeta shirt-Waist Suits, with
dainty lace yoke, finished with taffeta plating
around yoke over mass Of pin tucks short sleeves
full plated skirts; these come in all t105En
shades and black and white check at... 4lL.OU
Black and White Check and Stripe Taffeta
Jumper Suits, also brown and blue stripe with fitted
bertha of solid color tafeta slashed or m
sleeve, with piping, semi-paited skirts, at 4lJ.JU
Black, Blue and Brown Taffeta Suits, effectively
trimmed in narrow plating of tafeta and silk me-
dallions, semi-Prncess STYLE to be used COR m
with gumpe; full tucked skirts. 1890. 4AO.UU
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
w ash Goods
[NIain Floor.)

4 IL + f.
The prettiest line Of Light
and Dark Percales in the city
at 1Oc and 12c per yard.
These prices will only last a
SHORT time, as they have adj
vanced since we bought them
over &c per yard. and the next
prices will be IL 1-2c and 15c.
A grand assortment of new
est designs in Spring Ginghams
at 10 and 12F1-2c per yard.
Call while we have the full.
line.
"A splendid line OF Solid and
Plaid Dress Goods at IL 1-2c
and 15c per yard, mostly gray
effects.
A full line of Striped, Solid
and Dotted Ducks for ladies'
and children's dresses, at
1920 per yard.
A nice line Of Solid and
+ Striped Galateas, for children's
suits, only 15c per yard.
Crepons. in all shades, at
IL s1-2c.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
] GLADE SPRINGS

GLADE SPRING. VA. February 16.-sl
Mr.. Charles W. Lyon. OF Abingdon, Va.
spent Sunday in town with friends, sss9
Miss Adah Rumbley spent sunday
ana Monday in Bristol. with her sister:
Mrs. O. j. kesnel. ysf N
iii Misses Pcarle and B,ine Summers
visited friends In Bristol the first oGs
this week.
Miss Annie Williams and her scholarly
gave u musical 70 a few OF their many
friends last Saturday afternoon, IN tliA
High Srhnol sBni!ain@.4
A few Of the young mon wore iiK
saitville Monday night attending q
n,Usirsi gS lsEs
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SALEM SOCIAL
Especial to The rimes-Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
SALEM VA. February ia most
successful dinner was given Tuesday
evening by Mr. Rufus Bowman, at the
residence OF Mrs. T. j. shickel. III
honor Of the Pi Kappa Alpha frater-
largo centrepiece OF carnations. In red
and yellow, the fraternity colors.
Those present were Messrs Roy Kel-
~, j. x. Bowman. Frank Conner,
Campbell Cline, A. NJ. Bowman, Jr., A.
L. Straus, F G. Hansbarger. Frank
Robertson, c.. r. Gibboney, Robert
Logan and Rufus Bowman.
The Bridge Club met Wednesday af-
ternoon at the pretty new home of
Mrs s. c. Mcvitty where they We're
most gracefully entertained by the
young hostess.
Bridge was played for some time.
| after which an elaborate supper was
served.
The guests invited We're Mesdamcs
James Persinger, Frank Chalmers
John Parrot, Harry CHAPMAN John
Amber. c. B. Cannaday, S. G. McVitty
AMI Misses Gussie Bowles and Kate
Evans
Mrs. j. D. Flemming. of Raleigh
N. c., who has been the. guest of DR.
j. p. Fillian for some time, left We'd
| nesday for her home.
DR.. Margaret Painter, OF the South
western Hospital, spent several day!
| with her parents this week.
Colonel A, M. Bowman spent several
| days In Richmond this week on bust
/ ness
Dr. j. a. Morehead returned Wednes
i day from an extended business tril
in Southwest Virginia.
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,r. and Mrs. S. d. Booth, oxford. N

Or. and Mrs. S. D. Booth Oxford. n.
c.; Mr.. NJ. L. r. Davis. Norfolk, VA;
AIR. j. ]. Hickey, Richmond: Mr.. {. Fl.
stanton. Buffalo, N. y; Mrs G. A.
Schmelz. Miss r. H Hudgins. Hamp-
ton, Va. AIR. II. K. Ellyson, Richmond
are among those who make UP the
cosmopolitan personnel OF the guests.
r Richmond has never been so largely
and SO charningly represented here as
at present.
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89c Cray Tailor Suiting, Sc IN,
IN Stripes and Checks, SIC yd.

3S-nch Extra Heavy Lustrous Sicilian, shown in
navy blue brown, reseda, hunters green and gray
Bought at a bargain by buyer while in New York,
10 pieces Of 56-inch Gray Tailor Suitng in stripes,
checks paids; real value SOC; special price, 70
se-inch Novelty suitings, shown in 20 different pat
terms in plain checks, stripes and plaids; all new
styles will have to be seen to be appreciated per E0
42-inch All-Woo Popeline and Silk Finish Batiste,
shown in gray old blue, rose and reseda per (llIS
yard ~ xsVVS
Novelty sungs IS different designs, all neat
desirable effects in stripes broken plaids and checks
color effects included, 42 to
81 inches WIDE per yard, $500 to 1.lJa
ATWOOD Crisp French Wolfe, AZ inches wide; one Of
the seasons fashionable fabrics the shades
5 ysssda navy Vice purple ana e. rose 8! 5c
ss-lnch ATWOOD Batiste, in gray, purple navy ~
light blue reseda, Nile and tan; yard Cue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-02-17
THE BUSY CORNER
Wolfe Skirts Galore

Wolfe Skirts Galore
Excellent values in Wolfe Skirts full o. 40
plated models, in fine wolfe, at.l......... no
Extra Grade Wolfe Skirts, full plated embroidered
in scroll design, running perpendicular all GIN m
around; special Observation-Disclosures. Y1V.VV
Altman's Wolfe Skirts, with fancy yoke trimming
in bands Of taffeta,s lattice work STYLE full
plated panels; this is very attractive %12 50
6tyle ........& y A1eOV
Several different styles Atrnans Wolfe Skirts, full
plated effects, with tucks around, some handsomely
trimmed in taffeta and braided; special %1I 00
Handsome Embroidered Taffeta Skirts all
effects, full plated models, $500 Fl e m
and ............ Observation-Disclosures. 41J.UV
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-18

anoet Iar. @iaen tr9oer frat noe.
tic @aar, bpis ben faar @roernsrers
llnoerlfrift og bIir Sob.
asiembIp pebtog IigeIeoes Sena.
tets 9eIutnins ON 8epilsning al
$1,000 iom @ooteisrelie til bpert
Weolem af ben Legislative slsiuran.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., iom iab lam.
let oct meite at fioite 9lar. 8iuen
gaor M til @iibernsren for @obfien-
SeIie.
Den 13oe SUM- forfaitebe Senatet
meb 81 moo 6 Stemmer efter en- Iip-
Zig 9ebat Subnans Bin ON ensar.
tet 2 Gents 9asiagertart paa Sern.
banerne / @iseonfin. gilens Ioo.
itanoere frembppebe, at Sernbane.
commissioner bapbe nebfat Basiaeer-
tnrten ira 8 til 21a Gent pr. NiI og
anbefalet Sernbanerne at iplge 500
Oils Samiliebiaetter for $40, bill.
fet 9anerne bapoe tnbbiIget t. og
meo bette ipntes De oct fit flare fig.
ASSEMBLY forfaitebe meb fort
SlertaI @ebers Sorilas til Reoiat.
telie al en- Iegislotip apmite, fom
ifuIoe ~unoerisge Sobn 8ieta.S ogen
os inoberette til neite 2egislatur. ct
SiG9gsforilag ON at en- iaaban So.
mite ifiiIbe inbberette til @roerne.
rem iiteoetfor til 2esislaturen bIeu
lieelebes forfaitet.
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DIFFERENTIATION

@unoiout 2Glrrtt5 2oricn bGeo inc.
bet til 8reit / SprrooenS 9irfe Der /
Bpeu Ssl6o9s Iften. 4moiboteuS
Sober, Brof. Or. 2our. 2orien, boISt
SuttmGttouStaIcn og opIGite aanSi.
Suterrs al bam ieIo i~fuepne 2epnetS'
lob. 8 SpIGsrtrg Of De f~ororoneoe
Sfrlftofutt beltoa @oit. Sorriion.
@nCf. Ruietb Boit. Seroe og @rof.
8Ieter, og / SunospodI9geeIier, for.
lt6eu De ilft nrnnte, pgioa Or. 9our.
2arien, 8nit. $. 81. @oaIer og 8ait.
&nrI 8resS. Sroinoticneu uOfsrtes
al Sort. SbomaS giLsiorL Tom toIte
urer oct 16Oe @erS / BntIit$'8 9rep
til Srmotelrs: "@io gtgt poa bil
ieloug uubcroisntnaen, bin oeO Ser.
me6" 0. I. u. SfrifttetoIe % @Iter,
gang bolSbes at 4oit. :. R. 8oaIer
fro E1uiu @ouep. @ttrm.. pa 8oit.
&orI BrellS meSicSe for GIteret. Sir,
fetoret lang 10 megct Oofre "a irer.
nr1g$nrI6e 9nrmer.
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GmaapInf.

- SanolGgc Ole gee er %tilflpttet
@pcn oe bill neoiGtte iig Der. San
bar Ieiet 9ontor / 8ecorab Stote
9anfs 9pgning.
goa @runo al boarIig Selbreo
bar StationSogent Ranonn reiigneret
ira fin Stilina peS @ocf SSIonb eta.
tiou. 6 81. S6rempf oI mioIertioig
firugere / bans Ste6.
Nsrs. 8ocfarios Snlporien og
Wers. Woria SRtre reiite til Bortb.
feb 2sroag @tten til aorsmsoet.
NrS. SGtre fortiGtter Reiien oerfra
til Hice Safe, 8is., FOR at beiege i'm
Sooeer, Or, S9tre oeriteSS.
$. 8. Grain, iom / December
fom fra 9rofe, q. Saf., til Boitpiae
o9 neo 8enncrs SiGlp begpnbte ct
8ngert Der | gpeu % eioroe gpo Sor.
refining, foriponbt fra fit Siem Sirs-
bag ben 4be bS., og man bar iiNen
life fiiintet finbe minbite Spor efter
bam. San fisbte 8irIet til Wc@re.
9or, men ipeen Der bar feet BAN.
- Wrs. Baftcr Sob. 8. Suateen
o9 9ottcreu, Wiis Clara Soqigen, rel.
.ite 2srbag Iften til Rortbftelo.
Neinn., bpor De ngter OF operoere
aorSmsoet uoale Gage, boorpaa De
iammer me6 9aft. Sodr9en fortfetter
Reiien til Surgo ps Roorbeoo furat
onerp9re SIiitnirgS' % SnbpieIfeS'
feItligbe6erne peo Goncorbia Col.
Ieee. Oct er Reningen, at Weiis
GIara ftol tiIbrin9e Ell IPitgere Sib
6eroppe.
-SnSSog Sen t9he bill Der
bItpe ct grpIIirp / Gb9erton, 8is.,
ioet Wfr. eugene Sobniot, pIoite Son
at Mr. % WtrS. 6. g. Sobniou Der
of 9pen, bo bill bIine Ggtepiet til
9Doio Senier, 9otter til Rr. og Ntrs.
gIu6relp SEMEN / gbeertou. 9eg9e
De unge er bel fienbte Der. 9rihgom,
men er opnpret Der, % inbtiI for ire
gIor ii6e1, bo ban flpttebe til Nin.
neopoltS, bar ban boet Der, % 8rii.
ben bar ltn6cr fine @eisg / 9eorab
blrnhet mango Senner, fom III Ipf.
enifer benz.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-18
Gelnta>
Uyt,

Gtprelien for Telmd.@ rubeielIfa6et
beitilte for nosle Tiger iiben Muitiner
til ben fore itanOinapiite @ulbsruben i
Eurrst, Colo, iom MI bolber paa at
fsres bib Os | narmeite 5remtib nil bli
upiatte. Otter at bet er fleet, torrmer
Grbeibsitprfen peb @ruben at forbubles
eIer trebobles. us Stprelien baaber i
9pbet Of SUmmereu us Ssiten at briue
grbeibet iaa fort frem, at ben rise @rts
lfal funne ubtases og n~bitibning til
Smsltepertet i Saliba ~bespnbes.
9elma.S elItabst ifal bulbe fit &ars,
msbe i Colorado Springs. Colo, /
Gluten ai Sui, us bet er ba ~riuelist
at mango at Gttieeierne psb iamme
anIebnins pil sisre 8eiBs i 9elmas
@ruben. De blanbt bette 8labs 2elere
ipm bar teuft paa at fiBbe EelmasGftier,
men enbnu life siort BET, bbr boIbe fig
irem iuben bet blir f~prient, tbt Selifabet
bebsper mart life at ialse flere Gftier.
gbicasOsaontoret for 2elma Cob Nis
ming 60. er belissenbe | COS, .. g.,
Stpt Grdunse glbs.
ct Spncifat bar i bisie 9ase ipefus
leret paa at fisbe en- @ulbgrube, iom
lisser / R9rbeben al Telma for en- gris
at $4,000.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-18

Ipg moatte ioo otter paa @rinso at
ibnffet &eIbreb ofiliitte fit Stiioi.
um peo bet meoicinife College / Den.
Der, Col. Otter afilutningen al
Stltoiet bIep ban nniat iotn asfi.
rant Sitrgecn peo Denber & @io
@ranbe M. u. &oipitoI | SaIioa, CO.
dorado. Otter ienere at bope praf
tiieret en- Sio | laramie, @po., DO.
latte ban fla 8oaren 1902 | Bou.
fon, Soma. s SUM iomnie anr
inotraaote ban | sggteifnb meo Miis
Cora 3. Gboote fra gasiett, Soma.
S @oiffon fanot ban en- lsnnenoe
Rraris % banot mango Benner.
Mien aIlereoe ginteren 1906 bIep oct
Iam Hart, at ban maatte til ct mil
oere alima. San reiite oa til Wa-
irons, 0eip Merico, bpor bet en- 9io
iaa no iom ban TfuIbe forrnle iig.
Wen ben 2oen SUM- fit ban ct plnbs
ielist SilbagefaI0 oe bsbe fire Il.
mer, efternt ban bar bleben fpg. Son
bIep efter Gnfens Gnife begrapet !
8oufor, bbor 8oitor 9. q. Searpie
forretteoe peo gegropelien. San ef-
terlaber fig foritben enfen og en- A
aars earnmeI Ssn i'm @tooer Gbdr-
lotte 8eoeler, ioru M Dor hos lin
Spigerisn, Ssiteren 9trs. 81. See.
buns og en- pngre grooer gerenot
@eoeIer I Merico. 9esuben en- So
iter Srsfen gIisabetb 8ebeler | ger'
gen, 9oree.
Or. Yebeler bar meget afbolot
Enobe iom ManS og 29se. San bar
opstig os iamOtttigbeosfalo ut
aaIo. @nbper al bans Tatienter
Iad bam paa Sierte, og ban bar
ipmpatetiif Tom faa. Serfor ipltes
BET al mango iom ct meget tungt
guoifab, at ban / iaa itng aloer
maatte opgipe fin 8irfiombeb. Wen
mob Ssoen porer ineen nrt"; pt
bsier os mnber CUBS piie Stprelie.
On Ben Of afosbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-18
Msen Gutieura pirfeoe
CT MtrafcIfur.

ga min liIe @iit bar fer Idaueoer
pnmmel habne ban @csenta. Saarene
fprcSte ia foo burtia poer belle 9esemet.
at hi itrnr falote ino en- Dottor. vi slt
ogIad I'll on dnoer 2cttor, men ban tins
be life biFIpe, pg | S~ortoileIie serofeH ui
ps til en- tresie. Set bIeb inn iIoe. at
han m pirehia Srfl I fine &iroer, itore
roI til at ititse en- Singer /. Naoen
modtte giues barn aneo Ell Gle; tbt bans
Yluto bar SGHet meb Siorper iaa tptse
frru en- Singer, o. ranr ban ddbneee
Whrnneu beapnbtc De of bIsoe oa brrte
hbiIfet bans Zinc % aioroc. SGnoer,
Nrme. grpif % Rpa, tort iaqt, belle ZEE
1errt oor SPttet oberaIt. Bt bGpbe tus
gen 5Sile bocrfcu Gag eIer gtrt, Raor
nt Liable ham / Sengeu. MATTE ot bins
be bans SGuSer fat, eIlers oiloc ban
3lore Gniietet 90 qisre ct uobent Soar.
Sea tror, at hons auiiat niaa babe tleet
Trqteiie.
girf6it troeSe hi life Ser a uoaet,
iom fIube biGlpe, o9 ieg bur beiteuIt paa
at 'enbe min Stone % Barnet til europa.
IA ri badbeSe at SieIrrfteu bible beIbres
be BAN, eqers bet Sduteu at irtte
BAN unoer 0nqtig 29gebebarolin9 Der.
Ten Sub bare Sdfl Saaeu bleo fore
dzbrct, og oi ina ct Iirntel. On al Dos
re grnner tuIte ON gIiticurd. 8i prs
pe6e Guticurd Soap, ointment og Hes
fnaoeut, % inSen ii Sage eIer to Tiger
merfeoe oi Ell oigiort Gorbeortug. 2iges
fda hnrtia ioIn StaSontmen tonr pnd. bee
qnnote ben at forioiuoe % iuoen ii Tiger
bar Barnet dIoeIes frtift or bans Sub
bar aIat ng bib Tom for. - 3. SoIratb,
RrRitoent for G. g. Sobrafb Gomtdup,
Sabrifnuter af 5iIfcbdanb, 4 til 90 Nint
ellen, Soutb eSthIebert, |n., 5te Sum-
1905
eomplei Horories % tubourtes BebaabIiua for bier
PpIb hpR SpHbhgru, uHge 90 namIe, bcitdnerbt az
Gnfieura Sabe (95e) nj at rtuie ouben. 0uitcrtrn
Ointment tbcl I'll at logo Subeu % Guiicura Reipis
beni (S0c), q Norm al hofolaoeouffebe 0i1er Csc FOR
en- Slafe az 60) iii at rruie SIobet. Sniaes upsr belle
Gsreeu. Better Drug a Chem. Corp, gurtiers,
Rpffou, Wasi.
~ SsHOes 'rit: Book on Skin Affections.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-06-18
8eerapelie
ON Sonoasen.

geitpneIien for Soreit Some Sir
fegaarS | WsiIpalrfee bar gipet OLE
gpens llnoertafers 8eifeb ON, at ef'
ter 3Ote Slni oil ttgen StgfGro fao
aoeang til airfegourben oqn SsnSa'
aert, ilnbtoeen noar rent ertraoroi'
mere SmitanoigbeSer forelig9er, na
ielo bd ntaa Der ~fopepiies %ifrrftlla
SnbpilgeIie fra &irfegoarosbeitDrel.
ZEN.
Senfioten bermeb ifaI bore at rmo'
gao oen eenerenoe Rasie al ,rpeo'
fummenSe npssierrise Silifuere poo
airfesaoroen pea Ssnoagsbegrapel'
der. Slere Rirteeaorosbeitprdie r Ser
gpen ifaI pere itemt for at fatte ltg.
nenbe geitemmelfer, men oct er enSnl
fife fleet.