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The Arizona sentinel., 1907-11-20

 cur hands, this 10th day of October, A. D. 1907
 All. WEBER
 J. s. JOHNSTON
 Ben McLENDON
 H. c. NORRIS
 w. l.. BROWN
 l.. J. BARBER
 Lew ROBERTSON STATE OF CALIFORNIA. Ice
 COUNTY OF Los ANGELES. On this 10th day of October, in the year of our Lord 1907 before me, Jennie Schutt,a notary pub Lie in and for the County of Los Angeles. .Stateof California, residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn, personally appeared A. H. Weber, J. s. Johnston, Ben Mo Lendon, H. c. Norris, ". l.. Brown, L. J. Barber and Lew Robertson known to me to be the persons whose names are subscribed to and who executed the within in strument and they acknowledged to me that they executed the same.
 In witness whereof, have hereunto set my hand and afTixed my official seal the day and year in this certificate first above written. (Notarial SeaD Jennie SCHUTT, Notary Public in and for the county of Los An geleS. State of California. STATE OF CALIFORNIA, lso
 COUNTY OF Los ANGELES. I. c. G. Reyes, County Clerk and Ex-ofiicio Clerk of the Superior Court, do hereby certify the foregoing to be full, true and correct copy of the original articles of incorporation of Con- suela Mines Company on file in my ofice, and that have carefully compared the same with the original,
 In witness whereof have hereurto set my hand and affixed the seal or the Superior Court this llth day of October, 1907.
 C.G. KEYES, County Clerk, Seal ByI N. WOOD, Deputy CleIk. (Endorsed) S955, 5ls69 Articles of Incorporation Of Consrela Mines Company, dated October 10, 19o7 (Endorsed) Filed October II, 1907, c. c Reyes, Clerk, by I. N. Wood, Deputy (Endor- sed) Filed in the office of the Secretary of State, the 12th day of October, A. D. 1907. C. F. Curry, Secretary of State. By J. Hoesch, Dep uty. Record Book Page......
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-11-20
HORAN'S STAGE LINE
Operating New, Six-Horse Concord Between Yuma and Laguna
 Dam.

Billy Horan now has new, six-horse Concord coach on his stage line to the damsite. It is d comfortable, easy riding vehicle and carries seventeen passengers. Round trip daily. Head quarters at the Yuma office of J. c. White &1 Go. in the Laney building.
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-11-20
No. as3.
No. 3S3. c. F. CURRY, Secretary of State.
 HOESCH Deputy


 c. F. CURRY, Secretary of State.
 J. HOESCH, Deputy.
 STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
 Department of State. LC. F. Curry, Secretary of State of che State of California do hereby certify that l have carefully compared the annexed copy of Articles of Incorporation of Consuela Mines Company with the certified copy of the original now on file in my office. and that the same is correct transcript therefrom. and of the whole thereof Also that tLis standardization is in due form and by the proper officer.
 Witness my hand and the great seal Of State at office in Sacramento, California, the 18th day of October, A. D., 1907. ( The Great C. F. CURRY, 1 Seal of the Secretary of State. | State of ByJ. HOESCH California; Deputy.
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-11-20

Come and see our new line of per- fumery, toilet articles and proper atiOns-best that can De secured. Ketcherside Drug Go.
The Arizona sentinel., 1907-11-20
ECZEMA and PILE CURE

FREE Knowing what it was to
 suffer, 1 will give, FREE OF CHARGE, to any afflicted posi- tive cure for Eczema, Salt Rheum, Fry Sipelas, Piles and Skin Diseases. Instant relief. Don't suffer longer. Write F. w. WILLIAMS, 400 Manhattan ave- nue, New York. Enclose stamp.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-02

..,. r,.f.t... OBJ. OBJ. Ladies'.
.. .fub y.f. y.I. pleasantly
..t Iu..a. .,.n.u. jay lIm
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,rb. ,,f1 ,.Ii uof moot ou na.t
sr.uIue. but Instead Ono mom.
.u conduct dame. arl .u.U..
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tearhers of Tine pubIt. s.n.O. ,.-
. "a eIlltIu. parity tuU pavilion
l'
.....ra. fuHs. off the Salt lake
... .ru.r delivered .u a.Idr,.s Ia
5.l.rluou or.io.a of OBJ. Eureka
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fg ba pr,.guI
d Is. tImor and J. j. Thomas. Grand
,r'-'5 ,yeireeir,. ri.1f sni visited
OIL. local lodge. The members of the
oll,. ,,s r,rpls,. Is.lga ...rt vos o,er
t...Yt ID Kimb3u of Mccormick d
,o.s ''''" '' '' NV
,Ir. and Mrs. Lawrence Backet have
.e,u, .'i avs AVN irs ' Rl.lts,'e ,ootb'r
.ecompanied them to EUREKA for
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r.,,,,,. l,,sr5 r,,..gi5,,t r,sioar off tho
l','s, G-1.., 80 t,.,,i.s ms amt frofn
6~5en iast sunday. assistine iu the bis
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-02

many changes with time. Each age
brings forth Boz new styles. now
methods OF manufacture. new pro-
ctsqCs OF chemical treatment AGING
0ud Keeping Foods change with cach
successive generation. We eat die
ftrcnt kinds of food from time Co
time. each generation prepares Thorn
differently. There ere different moth-
methods OF cooking them. Pure
water Ia enc same Yesterday today
Uud forever From long before the
tmo of .he Pool 0f SLOAN. mention
Dd u holy writ tn tho present Time.
ruto vatgr h7a undergone mo- change.
1ud pcopI. hl.e never lost taste for
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-02
CLUB CHAT.

Perhaps the banner convention OF
the State Federation OF WOmcn's clubs
was that held at ogden this week. An
excellent program. "a large attendance.
features social and pleasurable. such
as tho Hermitage session and the gene
oral hospitality Of Ogdcn's club WOO
men went Go make the meeting truly
memorable and aside from this the re-
port Of The fcdcratiOn's achievements
iu civic. benevolent and other lines
sdd "a fee ite important Great credit
belongs to the retiring president. Mrs
Antoiuvtte Kinney. whose personal
effort has helped largely 20 bring
about some of the important events On
the fgleration'F history. IL has had
no more efficient executive and its APP
probation of the fact was expressed In
many complimentary terms. Mrs. Kin
news successor, Mrs. Byron CUMMINGS
assumes the lutes of the position with
most creditable record in club work
as "a promise of her capabuity for the
station and the big institution win
without doubt win other laurels under
her generalshir. The entire body OF
officers clscted on Thursday is salts,
factory in every way and the conven-
ton as whole covered itself with
glory
Al the meeting OF the Ladies' Liter
any club yesterday Mrs. Thomas Weir
gave talk on her recent trip 90 Hol-
land. and Mrs FranNu gave similar
"reminiscences OF China
THE Daughters of tho Confodcracv
met Tins week with Miss Ruby Lee.
Mrs. Lydia Alder gave am interesting
talk un Egypt this week at the mcct-
ing of Tho tourist section OF tho In
dies Ltuarv club.
The Daughters Of the Revolution are
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-02

manl numerous health reports bcar-
lne nn this subject and 80 ia not dlf-
Icuf to prove that tho death rate
would hr enormously lowered by
Ff''i"r caro- with regard Co the c0n-
sumption OF pure water.
.HtDr is The basis of au other
beverages. Am beverages Of MANS
manufacture ore water tnat has been
I..' treatment
'.T. water is the ono hoNorar.
U..I n3F stood thr t... of scIouu.
.. comes down t1 us uuacIthrI
through continuous us. for counties.
u.. DO b.. natures chiefDst blessing
u.u. Olhnr beverages uuderE.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-02
WATER, THE KING
OF BEVERAGES.

De- the beverage Co which .H irr.
when they would cure ih0ma..ea .f
thc Injurious habit uf consuming
other beverages. Tut wHf.. Iu.I d.
mot pure MAJ to more harmful .H..
thc most harmful of HfHu. Ir....
Every health dcrartmor. should .r.
phHeigo the dangers of Im.... ..t..
oud urge upont The publ. OBJ. ...o.-
sity " giving this matter |..f ..r.
sideration. There arc .f w. conn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-02

'r I'D IIfel inc pores or tlo skin ana
cleanse it by the free use of soap and
water followed by abundant friction.
. IiuCture of heuzpiu makes delight
fuI bHth-s1ttoulug agent but like Other
good things off the SORT, must NOT Doe
used too freely Ten minutes is quit.
long enough for amy kind of bath. and
tne cold plunge should bo limited fH
tvo or three minutes at the longest.
Bathing frequently is "a wonderful Cnr-
r.etlVD for tle morbid conditions iu-
lucg5 hv brain exhaustion and want
uE exercise. s. Caugh3ra,oi bath is
tonic and refreshing and is made boy
dropping slowly into the swarm water
sufficient of the following lotion to
make the water milky and fragrant
one ounce of uucture OF camphor one
half ounce Of benz1in and two ounces 90
cologne.
Every window JOB a house may have
frs small winter garden If one chooses.
From among the plants that love shade
and Eo others that must have sun % IL
UHs q q. ly careful selection tu suit an
situations But J would NOT advise Civ
ing up The air and light space of many
windows to growing plants, instead, /
would suggest that one entire bay or
recessed window Doe devoted Go them
and all the display made there. with the
exception of the Kitchen garden Of
which , shall speak later.
* the usual house-plauts are 10 De
the feature of the window garden pots
viii Doe tho more convenient way of
handling them. but ~ something orig
iual is desired wind1v-boN wherein
pausies. vio'et7 ageratum alyssum.
miguonette, corr almost any low-growing
and freo-novoring plant can be sown
Boa mass as iu AN outdoor bed, win Doe
o. delightful change.
Whatever you decided upon. choose a
few varieties and have several plautn
of each rather than CrOwding the space
With single plants of many kinds. And
remember that the temperature foi
plants should Dc lower than that or
the modern living room, and that they
must have fresh air as well as water
Go about preparing the plants at once
NOW Is the accepted time.
The Chinese primrose has long been
f1Noritc with windows gardeners De
cause of Its constant. trcr-uoWrrlhB
qualities. Get plants 40 au. ana pot
them n light sp9ngy soil being
careful Co have The crown of each plau1
we'll elevated above the surface. which
should slope away fr0u 90 1n all slides
$50 that the water may rum away from
the plant rather Ihau collect about Ia,
Otherwise the stem and roots "lI de-
cay. The crown of ihc plant VIII FORM
several divisions after little. frou
each one off which flowers Will Boz
produced very freely during tho entire
winter Tho CytlamaU B. another very
pleasing Wiuter-0uW ring plant for
amateur usc It's oddly rocufftd ami
twisted pc. Us suggest Nnlle. PINK. ana
carmiuo butterflies lowering over iho
beautifully marked foliage. Procure
strong roots. aud pot in rich. sandy
lusm wDU drained. S.f the CORN of
the surface of che sull pressing 30
down about half its depth Water mod
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-11-02

t other tastes come and 60. the
taste Tor water never varies. So Ions
as man and beast nhahit The earth
never cetso. What to E8t
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-06-20

The Lane-Diegs Camp, L. c.
V, would return thanks to Mr..
McD. Lee for the use of the
steamer AcComac, which took Us
to Richmond. If we did have ?
slow trip we had a good one. She
lett Williams Wharf at II:3o A.
NJ, May 90 (seven hours and
tEirty inmates late). passed York
opit light at 1880 2. NJ, Old Point
Comfort at 3 IS p. NJ, Newport
News at 5 p. NJ. At 2. NJ. the
Captain gave us all the hot coffee
we could drink, and good coffee
too; passed Jamestown Island at
S.45 7, Nj. and got to. City Poin,
at A. NJ. of the 3oth. Laved
there un'il s, when we started 70,
Richmond again, where we ar
rived at Q A. M. with Just as Jolly
a crowd of 3 as was in the city,
and were received with open arms
and royalty entertained, beina
.bountliuily supplied with every
thing, including cigars and wbis-
key. We all say hurrah fer Rich
mond. Ia. Weston, A. A.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-06-20

roars OF laughter nom beginnin .
to end. The doctor we consider
as one Of the best we have heard
IN Mathews and we siacercly
hope TO have the pleasure OF is
tenlns to him again. On Friday
night be delivered his lecture on
y Trip Throu sht Palestine" al
the Baptist Church on Cwynns
Island. From accounts received
from there. his lecture was not
only amusing. but instructing and
the people would be pleased to
have him with them in the noa
tntuIe. But let us have better
weather when he comes again.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-06-20

to attend the graduating excrc.s, $
Of the V. n. l., when their son
Harry gets his degree.
Miss Carrie Smith and Miss
BoTum arc guests of their aunt,
Mrs, Claude liudgins in Norfolk.
Mr. Sands Smith, Jr.. visited
relatives at Ocean View last week.
Taylor Garrett Of Pittsburg is
visiting his parents on Mowbray
Arch. He will pay short visit
to his old homo in Mathews before
returning to his distant Northern
home.
Mrs. Robert Lee Sears, little
Miss Lucy Sears, Baker Lee and
Mrs. nottingham returned to
Mathews last week after visi mo
Mr.. and Mrs. Burke in James Git
county.
Capt. Gaiu Billups paid fying
visit to the Exposition this week
Mr. Ernest Browne attended
the closing exercises Of Mount de
Sales Academy, CatorsyilIe, Md,
where his daughter, Miss Beth
Browne has been student the
past session. Miss Seth. Browne
and Master Ernest Browne are
now with Mrs. Logan Harrison.
their aunt, in Client.
Y. Y. Z.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-06-20

So FAR we have heard nothing
from Gwynns Island about better
ing the condition of her Gene
terry. We passed there last Sun
day, and the. same old weeds are
still there, only lite more OF
them. Next mouth we Will have
our national holiday. and we
know of no better and more pa
trlotic way to observe it than TO
organize and clean up. OF one
thing we are certain and that is
that once put in shape it will ar
pear SO pleasant and beautiful to
the eye that the p eople of the is =
and will never let it run down
again. Why not come together at
the cemete. on July 4 ready and
willing to put this resting place Of
the dead in proper condition.
Let some philosophical citizen
oman or woman) call meeting.
organize, and pass a resolution to
the effect that the people of the
whole island are to meet at the
cemetery on July 4 for :he pur-
pose of identifying it. Bring
your shovels, hoes, rakes and
cutters ready for work. We think
# the ministers and the members
Of the different lodges on the
ISLAND would make some effort in
sjsis direction if would be produc-
1--WE OF much good. Wake up!
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-06-20

HE primary for members of
the General Assembly and for
county and district officers is Just
one month of The next issue Of
HE JOURNAL. will contain the
names OF all the candidates who
aaye paid up their assessments
and notified the Chairman of the
Democratic County Committe,
pf their candidacy.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-06-20


Our business manager, havin,
gotten his official collections il
good shape (not his newspaper
bills) has bean busy running an
agricultural experiment station
CogitatinG upon the chances OF
success and failure in these ex,
periments,. he has sprung this
eonundrum on the unsuspecting:
Why is the year 1907 like :.
farm wagona
The answer is. obvious: XKas
20 spring in ii.
And this reminds. us that it has
peen some. days since the blue
: bird came out in gala attire and
warbled the good news that it was
corn planting time in Old Virginia.
And unless this little birdlet, with
his gurgling song, has reiterated
and repeated the refrain, most o.
us would have been unable to
recognize the presence OF the
planting season.
Rains and winds and. cold have
been SO prevalent as to discour-
2 e the most optimistic, and III .
less all signs fail, the large num-
Der of Mathews farmers who are
buying corr; and oats and hay.
will have to continue that expen-
sIye luxury thro' gh another sea-
son. when the old cry that earn is
corn. will be more. true than it is
now at IS cents per bushel. 4
gerry much depends on the point
OF view about the des;rabiIitv
OF high prices. if we had plenty
of corn (Which we haven't) IL
could not soar too high to suit
our fancy. However, as usual,
the farmers have parted with Their
crops long ago and the great lump
IN prices did not come TIL the
other fellow had gotten them j to
>2Is elevators and warehouses.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-06-20
VIII CUTE CONSUMPTION.

a. y. Herran, Finch. Ark. writes
'toiey's Honey and Tar is TIE hes
preparation for coughs, cold and luno
uoubie. ] know that it has cured con,
sumption in the first stages. - Yop
never heard Of any one using Fojev's
Honey and Tar and not being satis.
hed. Sold by al druggists.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-06-20

Or. J. w. Porter delivered his.
lecture on Fools and, Failures
70 a fair-sized audience (weather
sAsPsidered). on Thursday evening
last at the Oh Baptist Church.
The doetoH IS witty, humorous
and interesting and is. well worth
stening sos q 40 start to 6nisb
Is aud loxs va It'll him. In.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-06-20
CUR NORFOLK LETTER.


OcJCNi Iiih : iN TIE lily 10y
Ethe-Sea " my thoughts revert 10
deal old Mathews and its sacred
associations this lovely afternoon.
so have concluded to drop a few
items for the readers of TIE
JOURNAL:
The jamestown Exposition is
Fin full swing now and Virginia
| Day was a decided success. One
Of the most enjoyable features OF
the day was the grand military
tparade, consisting Of Midshipmen
from the United States Naval
Academy at Annapolis, V. NJ. l.,
Y. NJ. l., Richmond Blues, Rich
mond lIOwItzcrs and many OTHER
military organizations. All Viz
glnlanS are justly enthusiastic
over the Nirginian building, which
rs furnished with exquisite taste
throughout in antique furniture.
Another State building well worth
Seeing is the Connecticut bnild-
lag. also Astounding in ANTIQUES.
We were glad 10 see Cardinal
Gibbons and President Roose-
relt on Georgia LAY. AND could
not help comparing the appear
ance of the two distinguished
Americans Roosevelt and BRYAN.
and decided heartily in favor OF
The latter gentleman. whose lee
tnre on The Old World and Its
Ways" was heard by re with
Geencst pleasure recently. One
seldom sees . firer, more intelli-
gent, kinder countcnance, and in
spi.e of a downpour Of rain, q.
very enthusiastic audience greeted
aim at the A:mory in the City.
Among the familiar faces from
Mathews seen ct 4 distance on
Virginia Day were Miss LESSEE
Pugh, Miss Nnth Shackleford
Miss Adele Hunley (returning
from the Normal School in Farm
yille). Mr.. and Mrs. w. L. Sit
chett, Miss Alice Hcaly and Mrs.
Milton Murray.
The following have been guests
at Dundee" during the Vir-
gInla homecoming week: Misses
jennie Hughes. Elsie l4odgson and
Josephine Sizer, and Nix. James
Estes of Richmond. MIR. ILerndon
Sizcr Of King William county,
Mrs. Ollie Lyme Of Orange county.
Senator Is. I. Gunter. wife and
child. Messrs. Alfred and John
Edmonds of Accomac c. H., Mrs.
l.. Z. Mumlord of Cape Charles,
Mrs Taylor Of Berlin, Md, and
two neices, Miss Foreman Of St.
Louis and Miss Collins Of Wash
lngtHn State and Miss Proctor of
Hannibal, Mo-. Mr.. and Miss
jenkins from Kansas City, Mo. |
ami Mr.. William Dixon of Math-I
ews county, Va.
Jenifer Garrett and his ROOM
mate, Edgar McClung. of Muncie,
Ind, after taking in the. Ezposi-
ton. lett on Saturday by steamer
Virginia for Annapolis, where
they will assume the duties ell
Mldshipmen in the United States
Navy. May success attend these
-wo bright Young fellows, for they
cave many heavy hearts behind,
;lIapa and Virginia.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-06-20
Cured Hemorshages of the Lungs

Several years since my lungs were
so badly affected that / had many
aemorrhages, writes y. NJ. AXE. al
Mood, Ind. - took treatment will.
several physicians without any benefit
IMAM started 10 take Foley's Honey
anu Tar, and my lungs are row as
'ol'nd as ballet. / recommend it in
advanced s'ascs OF lung trouble. =
'oicy's Honey and Tar stops the coueeI,
md heals tse lungs. and prevents
erious results from 4 cold. Rofusc
'ubstilutS. sold bv all druggists.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-06-20
= Great EIessiIlg Ecr ~ attn.
GNWG.

Found, strata Of pure soft
water from 90 to 100 feet deep;
anyone wishing well can call on
l. X. Diggs, Port Haywood
examine the water and Mr.. Dieg.
wall make contract with anyone
at any place in the county for 9
Well Respectfullv
II. +. Shrimp.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-06-20
4 Lesson il Health.

Healthy kidneys filter The imruritie.
from the blood. and unless they DO this
good health is impossible. Folcv's
kidney Cure makes sound l-idnevs and
viii positively cure all forms OF kidney
aud bladder disease. 1t strcu.thcn>
me whole system. Sold by ali drur.
Tists.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-06-20


ne JOURNAL would be greatly in
oepteh TO its correspondents if they
VIII mai their news letters SO as 20
reach this Office before Wednesda,
morning. a great many items have to
unpublished or be carried Over, until
NC following week and I've stale read
ng because they do. not reach this
Obituaries aud resolutions of respec,
mn only be inserted rs paid matter for
EnlSh Charge of five cenIs per line is
SossnllnlaulnlliiScations advocating candi-
eases for Office Will be charged for a.
SECULAR line rates for advertising.
Reading notices 10 cents per line.
Contract rates furnished on aDnli-
cation. -" ''''''' 80, . 'ss't'i''
All transient advertisements will be
Sn a. for at the rate of so cts. per
fnch ter the first insertion. IS cts. ne,
Inch for each subsequent iusertio,
,yhen no change is made.
The Mathews journal. (Mathews C.H. [Court House]) 1903-1937, 1907-06-20
CI5AI'EL LODGE, 235
MATTHEWS CHAPEL, !
Chapel Lodge,
No. $50. |. Q. O. L.

To THE Public:
Or Monday, July !, we will
celebrate the anniversary Of our
rider. At II A. NJ. the Rev. l..
Il. Suddith will preach and in the
'vening the Deputy Grand Master
viii deliver az address. Then we
will have 4 public installation OF
)tiicers. Plenty OF refreshments
or sale. Brother Oddfellows and
the public are cordially invited.
n. L. MILLER, Sec.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-04
Goloipio.

Sobu 6. Sepuro & Gomparo I
baltimore, 020., imlportcrcr Trl,ot
ira llAIou0ct; men M er ban % flCre
0n6re beIogt mco arrcit for Eol0.
ioS1. Com m~eOifgtSiae iigteS bans
9opboIbcre G6lporo $. SotterfelS %
=. u. GittIc ilurt bans iorte Nrhet.
ocre Sepben gpouS, SbomoS Sncf.
ion oa George &crpis. 6eSuoeu Sore.
neSe StoterS Better oeo SoIobp0cn
Robert Z. @hiteiorS. Zen uSctIdub.
ife 6ritat icrtoIoe8 life eftcr 2ooet,
men ienoeS as Snigpeic hi WnIti.
more & Sbio.@arenS 8aaro / Mount
Glare for ongipeItg at ocie8 AZ Ibitc-
iorS. 6orenebe 5tuter8 PoIiti ARE.
sc utt8tGrfte o. Sc IsSIo0eS
UNDER &nlition. Sepuro mpotte Qiue
@oubS for $4,000 % Se andre for
5000 boer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-01-04
Dor paa %Sattiehuiet.

O.. 6. 2eonorS, icm enoara bal
9artrer meo Soebefonaen "0lf
Sutt" / Chicago, 6soe ben 2Soe Ee
eember poa Sattigiarmen / SporgIe
flyer ct Telegram ira Spofune
@dib. Sugen al hans SomiIie eQer
S~lpgtniueer brso Jig mere ON BAN
en- af bans Ssnner er Superinten.
bent oper ct al De itsrlte StqnIoerte,
I Birmingham. Gla.; en- 3dtter er
gift me6 grof. Jtiber oeS GaIifor.
MAS ~lriperiitet; BANS Suitru o. II
onore S8tre Dor I Gbicaso. 9riI
poIote bans Sab, sSeIas6e bans SeI.
breS os ipnOerreo 5amiIiebaanSat
"Suoge~ 9eonorS, iom ban 6leo falot
bar fsSt / gtep Dorf / 1868. SiSIia
/ sO.sIareue par BAN sagferer | Obi
caSo. Saa Hog ban iis iamuren mel
Suthiuiou og 6auneOe bet bersmtt
Speoebisrne, Ser giOrbe bdm til gtltI'
timiaionRr. 5uu tnm ill Spotant
i 1896 % flor bIeo ban lam.