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The Newark journal., 1907-08-09
J. C. GIBSON
Photographer

SULPHUR ROCK, :: ARKANSAS
 All classes and sizes of photo work done. Views and groups made, any where in the country. Flash light work done day or night. Crayon and pastel portraits in all the different sizes and grades and at much lower prices than agents charge. l also make medallions and handle portrait frames. It will pay you to call on me.
The Newark journal., 1907-08-09

w. F. Gire is reported quite sick at his home in Black River township.
 A lodge of Odd Fellows was or ganized at Charlotte one night last week.
 It was reported that a $3O00 pearl was found in Black river one day last week.
 Figure with Barnett Bros. Mere. Co.,, on cane mills before buying, and save money.
 Deputy U. s. Marshal 1. J. Malloy of Batesyille spent Satur- day night in town.
 Nearly everybody in town went to Sulphur Rock Sunday to attend the revival meeting.
 See Barnett Bros. Mere. Co. be- fore buying wagons. They have the best wagons on wheels.
 Mr. and Mrs. w. D. Murphy of Hope are spending a few days here visiting relatives and friends.
 Squire A. B. Pelly of Dunning- ton was in town Monday morning en route Batesville on business.
 Rev. J. l.. Brown of Charlotte has been called to the pastorate of the Baptist church at this place.
 Remember the photographer in the days of thy youth. Gibson will be in Newark every Wednes. day.
 Mrs. B. A. Magness spent Fri day and Saturday at Batesville visiting her sister, Mrs. Goe. l.. Green.
 The right place to buy your buggies and hacks with or without tops Is at Barnett Bros Mere. Co.,, Batesville.
 Cashier A. A. Henderson of the Merchants and Planters Bank tran sacted business at the county capi- tai Monday.
 Half interest in best business house and lot on south side of Front street for sale at a bargain. Apply to Henderson Real Estate Company.
 Wanted-To buy good second. hand set of blacksmith tools; must be in good condition. Also one cook stove. w. J. Updyke, Hut son, Ark.
 We witnessed a pitiful sight this morning; white man drunk lying prone upon the walk, in the rear of Otto Bowen s store, and wo- man, whom we supposed was his wife, standing helplessly by him with her husbands bottle of whis- key in her hand.-Newport Demo- crat.
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THINK ABOUT II 4soG' :ss H rs,. @ l:

to you and yours. It means all the interest ing news of the community, of your ncigh-i bors and friends. of the chusYhes and schools. of everything in which you are directlyl interested. Don't you think the Home Paper is good tk ing to hayel
The Newark journal., 1907-08-09

day for Fayetteville, where she will probably make her future home, with Mir. and Mrs. 5. c. Beane.
 J. I. Sturdivant and Mrs. Dove Edwards arrived home Friday from an extended trip to the Jamestown Exposition and other points of interest.
 Deeds written, acknowledge ments attested and all kinds of notary work done in careful and correct manner by A. A. Tender son at Merchants and Planters Bank.
 W. P. Montgomery died Friday night at the home of his son, J. P. Montgomery, at Avis. He was 85 years old and had been citizen of Independence county for 50 years.
 You can always get something good to eat at Galloway's restau- rant. Meals 25 cents. Short or ders at all hours. Also nice clean beds and up-to-date accommoda- dations.
 The first automobile has made it's appearance in Newport Clarence Crook having received one few days ago. The Democrat says there will be dozens of them in use in Newport in less than two years.
 Will F. Due, formerly with The Journal, is now working in a job office in Denver. Colo. He says that is fine country, but it doesn't suit him, from which we infer that he is pining for another glimpse of Arkansas.
 Rev. W. r. Jackson filled his regular appointments at the Bap- tist church here Sunday. He will begin revival meeting at the Batist church on the third Sunday in this month, and will be assisted by Rev. Mckinney.
 The boy who is neglected and allowed to form bad habits while young will be burden upon the State and a disgrace to society a few years later, when he begins to put his bad training, or rather lack of training, into practice.
 When you hear man continu- ally bowling about what ought to be done, but who never contributes anything toward the desired end except the gas that falls from his voluble lips, you may put him down as the slackest of slack wads.
 Gibson, the Sulphur Rock photographer, will be in Newark on Wednesdays and will make headquarters at The Journal office. Work done at your homes and all parties wishing photo work of any kind can leave their orders and they will have prompt attention.
 The Journal has heard Judge M. l.. Arnold of this place men toned several times as probable candidate for county judge. Judge Arnold has filled this important position before and is no stranger to the duties and responsibilities of the office. We are not advised as to what his intentions are, but we are confident that Judge Ar hold is fully capable of administer ing the affairs of the office in a manner that would prove entirely satisfactory to the people of the county.
 Turn that wrapping paper the
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Our Clubbing List.

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Many boy is called dull and stupid, when the whole trouble is due to a lazy liver. We firmly believe your own doc TOT will tell you that an occasional dose of Ayers Pills will do such boys great oeal of good. They keep the liver active. --Made by the J. c. Aver Co.,. Lowell, Mase---
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All kinds of legal blanks at the Journal office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-24
SHOW GROWS IN FAVOR
THOUSANDS ATTEND PIGEON AND
POULTRY EXHIBIT.

That the poultry and pigeon show at
Masonic Temple is growing In favor with
the Washington public was shown last
night when several thousand people, and
almost as many more today, visited the
exhibition to get a glimpse of the display of
some of the finest. feat hered stock in the
country.
Although there are many birds and fowls
worth several hundred dollars each, the
show is not without its freaks There is a
tailless leghorn rooster 1t is stated that
when it was young the tail was bitten off by
eat and the feathers have never grown out
again. Another display is that of two
jungle fowls, which were imported from
India, the property of Morgan Stinemetz.
Mr.. Edward Schmid has on exhibition
double horned bullfnth which he imported
from Liberia. Another freak is a frizzle
neck fowl, which looks much like an angry
cat, as it's feathers are all standing straight
up.
In the pigeon exhibit the best display is
five homers. the property of Philip krouse
and Dismer Brothers. which it is stated
have flown a distance of 25,4T5.42 miles.
This exceeds the earth's circumference by
about $50 miles. This distance was flown
on an average speed of from twenty-five
to fifty miles hour. the combined dis
lance being made in sixty days of actual
flying time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-24
ABOLISH PENSION AGENCIES.
House Adopts the Amendment of Mr..
Gardner

The House today resumed consideration
OF the pension appropriation bill, the time
of general debate being limited by agree
ment to thirty minutes.
Representative Keifer of Ohio spoke in
favor of the appropriation committees rec
ommendation that nine of the eighteen pen
sion agencies throughout the country be
discontinued on the ground of economy. In
stead of paying quarterly, as now, 1t was
his opinion that a proportionate share of the
pension money should be paid each month.
Tie House later adopted the amendment
proposed by Mr.. Gardner of Michigan abol-
ishing all pension agencies in the United
States save one, and fixing that one at
Washington.
BY vote of 80 to ia the committee of the
whole defeated Mr.. DalZelfs amendment
fixing the number of pension agencies at
eighteen. now exists. That amendment
was made TO the section of the appropriation
bill which provided for nine agencies The
Gardner substitute amendment was agreed
to by practically unanimous vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-24
Petition for Limited Divorce.

A petition for limited divorce was today
filed in the District Supreme Court by
Margie Minor against Benjamin Lamar
Minor. proprietor of the Minor Hotel, 5II
18th street northwest. Mrs. Minor alleges
that she has been subjected to cruel treat
ment on the part of her husband and other
indignities II the presence of other people
and in public places. The plaintiff. through
her attorneys. Stuart Mcnamara and Regi-
nald s. Huidekoper, asserts that Minor Is
the owner OF Castle View" on Conduit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-24
Building Permits Issued.

Inspector Ashford issued the following
building permits today:
To E. w. Allen, for one three-story brick
dwelling at 1923 Biltmore street northwest.
Builder, A. r. Taylor. Estimated cost,
$7,l0O.
To Barber & Ross, for repairs and altera-
lions to warehouse at 9Th and v streets
northeast. Estimated cost, 81, 500.
To Judd & Detweiler, for repairs at 400
422 11th street northwest and the installa-
ton Of an electric motor. Estimated cost,
20 OOO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-24
WILL TAKE A REST.
Commissioner Cockrell Going to Florida
for Three Weeks.

Former Senator Cockrell of Missouri, who
has been i'll at his home here for three
months and who has just returned to his
duties as interstate commerce commissioner,
will leave next Saturday for Florence Villa
Fla, for three weeks rest. He is going, on
the advice of his physician, to spend most
OF his time fishing and will then resume his
active duties on the commission. His son,
who Will accompany him. says his fathers
health is improving gratifyingly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-24

the husband of the late Rosetta Douglass
Sprague. The funeral will occur at 4
O'Clock tomorrow afternoon from Rogers &
Chords undertaking establishment. 1924
u street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-24

real estate in Savannah. Ca. and stocks
and bonds The Minor Hotel on 18th street
is valued at about $4,000. and Is stated 70
bring in monthly revenue Of $3.50. There are
no children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-24
Death Of Nathan sprague.

The death of Nathan Sprague. formerly
real estate dealer here. occurred yester-
day. He was sixty-six years Of age and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-24

and absorbingly interesting adventures in
which is enmeshed the oldest love story
in current fiction. The characters. though
the novel plot 10 Worked-out with amax-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-24
New Serial Story.

In next Saturdays Star there will be
published the opening chapters Of new
daily serial .sThe Wire Tappers. by Ar
thur Stringer. It 10 . narrative OF VINO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-24

ing skill. 1t 10 q story that once taken
up 10 laid down with great reluctance. Be
sure to read the opening chapters in satur-
days Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-24
Friday Clearance Prices ON
Mems Suits and OVepe0ats.

Small lot of mems Suits,
in 3-button sack style. DE- nm
Worth $3.50 and $500. No .VWE
Friday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
One fur-lined Oyercoat of black Broad
cloth. trimmed with imitation Persian
lamb shawl collar and GO I'm
down front. Size 40. S0Z.SW
Reduced from $500 to
10 custom tailored Overcoats Of all
wool Kersey and Vicu-
One On; Of a kind: Worth 81 l. rs
SIS. S1S and $40. for.
II young mems winter-weight Over
coats. of fancy mixtures and dark eff
fects. Sizes 16 to 20 & = no
years. Worth up to $3.50. Do. VO
1Or.
mems Storm Refers of Oxford gray
Chinchilla and Melton cloth. Lined
with deep storm collar. S4.AV
worth $(.OU.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-24
Linen Rennm ANTS.

20 pieces of Plaid Cotton Glass Tow
cling; red and blue; full IS inches wide;
;sss ss ss s5.s ss,s :" ss;I 1885,
Remnant lot of Cotton Huck Towels,
all pure white 01X36 inches; hemmed
ready to use. Sold regular dGL
ly for &c. each. AS long as a NC.
this lot lasts, Friday, each. ZOS
About six dozen Turkey Red and White
Table Covers S-4 size; fast
color; plaid designs: fringed Dm,
all around. Sold for roc. Rem n6WCo
nant price, each. ...............
20 dozen German Dice-pattern Nap
kins, 10 inches square; all pure white;
hemmed ready to use. Sold N7L
6 61r Sc s,,as dozen each Remnant 1885,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-24
Girls Dresses
s. Other Wearables

Lot of girls Wash Dresses, of Ging-
ham and white Lawn, soiled n~
and mussed. Broken sizes. a0VC
Reduced from CSC. and S125 to
I'd S%s ?ss E 2@c
II girls Dresses Of Galatea cloth, in
black and white checks, with
red and white trimmings. IN
Sizes 2, 3 and years. Re- QDVC.
duced from $1.00 to.........
Lot of childrens Toques, Sacques,
e. Ss'f Sss,! @:** ssa up Ss e l2c.
Remnant lot of children's p
Mitts and Bootees. oddments. II Sc
Sold<up to 50c.. for. ...........
Small lot of Cloth and Boucle Coats,
in plain and novelty effects. Some with
velvet collar and cuffs. a.
Broken sizes. Sold up to % II .mW
$500. for. Observation-Disclosures.
Small lot of childrens Flannelette
Night Gowns, with double 90
yoke. Sizes up to u years. IS VIC.
Sold for GJc. Friday at.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-24
Small Lots of Shoes.

Lot Of Childrens and Misses Kid-,..n
Button and Lace Shoes; rem 7R
nants of 81 and $1.25 lines. Il o.
Friday .........'.....'
A table of Women's Cloth
Shoes, Bed Room Slippers <m
and Juliets. Worth 81 and QDVO.
$1.25 Friday.
table of Women's odds and ends OF
81 and $3.50 Shoes. Blu
cheers, button and lace; q n AM
welt edge and thin turn D Il eNV
soles. Friday.
Children's and Women's Black Jersey
Cloth Fleece-lined Leggings, A0-
sold regularly at 75c. :all sizes. 100.
FrlQdy $780,
Women's Fine Cloth Colored Over
CATERS; various shades to Rn
match dresses. Sold at Toe. OW(e
and 81. Friday.
Ice. Lambs Wool Soles for a.
slippers; children's and wom- HVpC. i
ems sizes. Friday, choice...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-24


dren, at deeply cut prices.
Choice of Women's best
quality cloth-covered Storm AM1
Alaska Rubbers; worth Toe. 4tVC,
Boys and Women's extra quality High
Cut Storm rolled edge Rub e..
bers; boys sizes, to g; wom- SSCe
ems sizes, 2k to 611. Friday.
Mems best quality, warm lined buckle
A slsss; worth 9ssf; a!so. r Fl Sl.l0
Mems warm felt, leather
sole Slippers, low and high no
out; Dolges' best grade: worth VOC.
$50. Remnant sizes, Friday.
Little Boys Solid Leather so
Box Calf Shoes: worth 800; IVC.
sizes, to ID. Friday. ........
A table Of Children's and Women's
psss and ay 5slists; values up a to 40c.
$500, Friday. ,..................
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-24

Small lot of young mems 3-piece long
pants Suits, in black and de ~
fancy mixtures. Worth up sd. Is
to $3.50, for..........
Small lot of young mems Long Pants,
of heavyweight Cashmere. Sizes up
to 30 length. Worth SLIGO no
and $1.9S a pair. Friday VOC.
Odd lot Of mems Vests,
in single and double On nm
breasted styles. Worth up u wv
to $3.50, for...........
10 mems custom-tailored Suits Of i'm
e esf.Sa sas styies. worm ops S0.75
up to 5000, for. ..........
Is mems winter-weight Overcoats, of
s S51ss asssSn f f'ss' h. $4.4Q
Worth $3.50.
45 pairs Of mems Pants, Of Worsted
t. t. IS s !si;s %sassss ss "P S1.30
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BedWear & Upholstery Goods

II
Remnants Of 5O-inch Armure Silk Mer-
cerized Tapestry. in all plain shades.
These are manufacturers short pieces.
and are in useful lengths. 90
Worth up to $1.O0 a yard, a0WC.
AoA '....'.'.....
Manufacturers sample ends Of Not
tingham Lace Curtains; 81 to 60 inches
wide. ~ to- 2 yards long. In a variety
of patterns. Worth 500 to :,
$500 pair. Each strip NC.
pairs of 11-quarter Wool Blankets.
Two are gray and five GO no
are white. Mussed and OZ.VS
soiled. Worth $500 pair
Remnants Of and short pieces Of best
quality Floor Oilcloth. in A. -
ga and 81 widths. Worth ZSC
50c., per square yard. $1,000.
Lot Of single strips or half pairs Of
Portieres. yards long and 80 inches
wide. Plain and two-tone effects Sold
q 30 PAIR IF ct Ct a 2e.sss OUT aR DO
Friday. per strip. at-......
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-24
|rrOW the asst Remnant Dav BEFORE Inventory

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Remnants of Fmrs, Fun
Garments, Etc., at
Clearance Prices.

1 Genuine Eastern Mink
Shawl, with genuine d Nn NO
mine collar; formerly SSn6W VS
$50. 80. Reduced to......
l handsome Mink Pelerine, Broad Col
lar and Long Stole
Ends, ornamented with N 4 m I'm
elegant mink tails; value n II VOW
Black Broadcloth Coats, lined with
s sisss brow? e. IS Sable aad f4 s6: Sl6.08
worth $500 W
1 Black Broadcloth Coat. lined with
selected Squirrel fur, full collar of
blended squirrel; size 3S; GNA Rn
value s50.0o-now re- 0ZWeSW
duced Observation-Disclosures.
Black Marten Fur Neck q mo
Stoles sold for $7.50....... ID Il o~O ,
1 Round Mink Muff, gen.
uine Eastern Mink that d y no
sold for S12.9S, now re- sSo6 WS
duced to. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
2 Genuine Black Marten Muffs, large
nat nat, pillow How shapes I,a, lined en- mo
Ndiue @o.OO.. .................
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-01
PRAIRIE LAND

ret Reguitab. SicrteIi9 Eof ifoI Pa.
itorerue Senieu % Gboreien bn for
bpaaeIigt Samper os for, hpa6 oe
bar giort for ben ~opooreuoe ltugNom
/ beuuc Sag. Roa 8u0 Deliignc
ebcr og ale fipre 8iorn9spSere. I'll
ole iom eftertoumer Seune Spior.
bring bill ieg poo for6aaro poo 60.
IeforbunoetS 8eane fun Sop at tatfc
hierteIigit. 9iSragcrc fan erteu icn-
beS til Sorenebe airteS aaSierT
Grit 8olbeIanS. 223-225 Ge6ur
ape., Rinneapolis, Iinu, eIlcr til
SfoIenS aasierer. Eait. 8. s. 60
iuorb8, 2S06 8ocfeieTler Goe., Cue
rett, Ba'bin9ton. @orberre Tom IA:
"gIio 2pS" - bill iaa aicrre, at
bore hinge ifal finbe frcm til "Ber.
hen82DS". ao, Tom mco M og
opreiS Ell "gaune" paa Den oatre
Gperett.S sien - Ell 9ame, iom De
uuae fan iamles ON, en- 8aiine, iom
oaioa / fommenbe Siber fan lpie no
I SpnbenS % 8antroens Rat!
9roberlieit
8. g. Ersus6aI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-01
Gftrrrttninarr fra Masmnsien. en

Gfterrstnineer fra Nasmnsisn. On
omerifanT 2pitpoht bar ifsIse
"poIit." biernbrost fsIseuoe 1eobe.
IeIier fro OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES annb
Masmusien: Den 5te apriI itarteoe
Rasmusien fra oanif geitgrsnlono
paa ct SIabetogt til aap Oorf for at
inoiamle etnoIoeiife Rateriale os
iorbereSe et iterre Expedition tpers
oper BET arftiife 9oroamerifa. s 50.
bet al Soraaret bar ban furetaset en-
iterre SlPbereiie paa ca. 300 bonife
MiI | 3iitriftet Rorb for aap Dorf,
frpSiet S~mitbiornb fra Sap Single.
fieIo til aap Gamperoopn % gien.
mem glesmerelano. San bar lepet
paa gifimopis % ernGret iig peo
Sast, napnIig paa WoituSorer, Sort
/ 3arts 1908 ogter &oSmusien Tia
Spo paa meo SmoelG0e ouer WeI.
piaebugten til De oanife aoIonier,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-01
Dc SauIfe Splfcbsiifuler.

/ SoIfetbinget fremint 5oriIag ON, at
oct nupprenoe Stotstilifrio til Solfe-
bsiifpler paa 100000 ar. forbsies til
10000 9r. 9erbos ioreilaaes Ell
poerlisere SorbsieIie paa 1,500 ar.
for bper SsiifoIe eller ambbrugsftoi
Ie, Der no ooer ct aHtal az 26 beIta.
ger / Den aarlige Soroeling. Gore
ningcn for bisie Sfoler bar paaup
benpenbt fig til Wiuiiteriet ON beune
Sag. og bens anoragenbe ~anbefales
parmt Of @egieringeus SiIipnsba.
nenSe meo Sfolerne. Decent Sell.
berg. Zen itnbiee 5orsseIie af Sfo.
lernes antaI bar bragt 2~ilifuooets
StsrreIie neb anr FOR anr. 90 Der.
til fommer ina, at ole SfoIeuoeiiter
nopnlie Sarerlsuningerne er |
Stisuine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-01
Ssiteu paa Gplanocne. Sro

Sc meSoeles ben lite Sftober: Sfur'
omen err MI afIirttet pua De fleIte
8oaroe ober SpGaHoene, og ReIte'
porten Of Boteterne er optagne. )
qasarproerne bIep aornet neollaat
arsnt, men neoe Iangs Risiens greo'
Ser er oct meite Bit mooeut, Eotet'
opltnaer or ooeraIt ltber, neppe ooer
1870 ScftoIiter i 8ieuremintt pna
RoaIet. Observation-Disclosures og Srrr'
Serierre bpSer 9 Srouer pr. Settolt'
Ter, men SGIqerue er f%orbeholone.
9eiret bor / Oct iioite pGret itile meo
'ppre ReanIflrer iblmbt, bptltet bar
bepirfet at 9oen mugeer og begnnOcr
at gro pnn Staureu. Saar ot life
mort friifere 8eir, bill label Soru
ium SaIm tage itRrt SfaSe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-01
&iles belbreoes but
tigt / 9jemmet.
Eicbliffelis 2inSrins, permanent Sci
brcbelie. Gn Rrpuepaffe | ct
alminSeligt Smilag ienoes
n frit til ale. ,

SaIpoelen az De 2ibeIier % ben
Sortur, iom er frembragt peb StIeS
(SGmorrboioer), er alorig bleoen
fortaIt. Oct gisr bog ingen Sorifiel.
gnten Seres eget ierifilte Silf9lOe
al giles er iaa martrenoe, at oct noe.
ften life err til at libboloe for nogen
bsbelig, og ON 9e fiber en- ianb Sell
be6esfpal peo en- in6re 8lse, eIler ON
Ge finn bar ct mooerat SGfpIoe al
8iIes, Der er iiffer % burtig Sinoring
at faa peo Gpramib Btle Cure.
9e bebeper life at tage iom aIbeles
iiffert alt, bpao pi flyer ON bort Wtto'
bel MOB 9iles. @t bill, of BET ifal tale
for fla ieIp. @i bill babe Gem til at
ieube efter en- fri 8rsoepaffe al ben
uforIignelige 8pramiO 8ile Cure, -
oa aisre BET iSag. &i snifer at be-
piie bore l1btaleIier til Gem perions
Tia, iaa 9e IeIp fan fsle Sirfningen.
Sslq noeIe faa iimpIe gnbisnin9er,
glin beIbre6et, oe pebblip at bore oct.
9e bebsoer life at boIbe op meo De-
res arbeioe en- eneite Dag.
Ssnaen Sortiir beb Sperutiorer.
Snaen Itore 9oftorregninger.
Ser, til ct Grempel, er en- Grsoe
paa Den SIaes 8repe, iom 81 moota'
ger bber Dag, % Ri bebsper fife at
beSe ON benz:
"Itin @enl Seq ifriper for at for
tpae Gem, bpab gobt 8eres gpramib
gile Cure bar siort mig. Seq brltg'
tc 9eres Trspe, os ber eiorbe mig
iaa meget goot, at ieg ~forifaffebe mig
10 seifer, ofbpilfe leg brugte ben enc,
oa lea er MI beltieiennem en- anben
Ioub. Seq bar trgen Smerter, tn'
aen 9iIes; ie9 bar p9ret plaeet al
Dem De fiSIte 80 gar, os bar aIbrig
funnel fnbe noeen 2inbring inbtiI
MI, taffct opre 9eres betimeIige
Mi6beI. grug nit Roun, bois oct
fan eisre Gem uoget gubt. Siaoc
Smitb, @barton, Stem gorf."
Sor en- Fri 8rspepaffe icno til Ep-
ramio 9rue Co., SO 9Dramio Bulb
ing. @ariban, Iicb., eller DC fan
fisbe gpramiS Bile Cure ! builfet.
iombelit slpotbet for 80 Gents pr.
sGfe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-11-01
Gn mrrfeIia GrplpEpn

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&c meobeles oen 15be Sftober: Sunt
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