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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-08-23

The Lansing Republican states that
neither Judge Cahill or G. W. Nichols
will accept place on the democratic
ticket as candidates for the constitu-
tional convention. We should be great
ly surprised if they did. We shall be
more surprised if the republicans of
Ingham do not accept with good grace
the defeat of their candidates and give
the nominees their earnest support.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-08-23

1t is understood that Gov. Warner
will give the legislature an opportunity
at the special session to straighten out
the military bill passed at the regular
session so far as it relates to the build
ing of armories and the pay of the men
at drill.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-08-23

The Michigan Investor in referring to
the delegates nominated for the consti-
tutional convention speaks of Odell
Chapman as lone of the big lawyers of
the interior of the state" 1t might
have added truthfully both physically
and mentally.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-08-23
Election Tuesday, September II, 1907

Postmaster General Meyer says that
while the rural delivery service lis
costly. it is proving to be great feeder
to the general postal system"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-08-23

Owosso business men wisely decided
not to attempt the organization of an
automobile company with capital of
$40. 600. sum which would hardly be
sufficient to erect the buildings and
equip the same. A successful concern
would require capitalization several
times that amount.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-08-23

Don't use the harsh physics. The
reaction weakens the bowels, leads to
chronic constipation. Get Doan's Reg
ulets. They operate easily, tone the
stomach, cure constipation.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-08-23

Owosso is not without company in it's
failure to sell city bonds bearing four
per cent interest. New York and Bos.
ton are having the same trouble.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-08-23
THE RIGHT MEDICINE
FOR PELVIC TROUR,.-'
FOUND IN o.,
x IRIS. CAROLINE,

MFRS. CAROLINE ~
lVl Collins, COL, ID. s~
"rhe majority. = }.
fering from ~
other pelvic tt h
faith in doctorss y ~
to experiment one
or stomach trouble2 - so.Ao
completely discouraged and their money
is gone.
"Thfs was my unfortunate expe-
rienCe for nearly two years when my
attention was called 10 Peruna.
81 hardly dared believe that at last
had found the right medicine, but as I
kept on using 1t and was finally cured,
could only thank God and take cour.
age.
81 have had most satisfying results
nom the use Of your medicine and have
advised dozens Of women who were suf-
fering with woman's ills to use Peruna
and let the doctors alone.
"Those who followed my advice are
better today and many are fully restored
to health"
Mrs. Vida Mooers, r. f. D., No. 1,
Lents, Ore, writes:
"For the past four years I was
wretched woman, suffering with severe
backaches and other pains, leaving me
so weak and weary that it was only
with difficulty that was able to attend
to my household duties.
al used different remedies, but
found no reLiefunfH Ihad tried Peruna.
"Within two weeks there was change
for the better and in less than three
months I was a well and happy woman.
GAIL the praise is due to Peruna."
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-08-23
Northern Resort Excursion, Septem
Der I'd

On September I'd the Ann Arbor
Railroad will give its annual excursion
to the following Michigan resorts
Petoskey, Bay View, Mackinac, Beu.
lah, Frankfort, Charlevoix, Traverse
City, Ludington, Big Rapids and Man
istee.
Special train will leave Owosso at
1914 a. m. Fare to all points except
Mackinac Island 800. Mackinac Island
will be one dollar higher. Tickets will
be good until September 18th.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-08-23
Republican Ticket.

For Delegates to Constitutional Con-
vention:
ODELL CHAPMAN, OF Owosso. >
ALBERT B. Cook, of Bennington.
WILLIAM M. FITZPATRICK, of Owos-
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-08-23
Ward HeeIer. on tho .,.y.,..

Ward Heeiers on tho .y,v"s.
The greatest evil In municipal own
ershlp is the crowding Of the payrolls
with ward heelers who will not work,
but who will persistently agitate for a
raise of pay and put up their political
influence a. a reason why they should
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-08-23
Mound Spring Fam.
Continued from page ~

w hCt Viz ooO Va VIZ RAesAo oAAN O40'P
ments are figured in with the interest
on money invested in the stock and the
value of necessary labor is added, there
is not left wide margin of profit on
the pigs sold for pork.
SELLING THE PIGS
Two ways are adopted of disposing of
the pigs. AS all of the pigs bred and
raised on the farm are pure bred Berk-
shires. the inferior ones are fed. and
sold for pork, and those that come
nearly up to the ideal standard are sold
for breeders. At the present time a
carload is being fed for exhibition at
the international Fat Stock Show, in
Chicago, the coming fall, and, after
these hogs compete for the various
prizes offered they will be sold to
butchers or packers to be slaughtered.
The best of the pigs raised from both
the spring and fall filters are disposed
of to farmers at auction sale once a
year after they have been shown at the
fall fairs. Mr.. Hubbard has associated
with him his farmer and breeder, II.
w. Brown, and their annual sale is an
event of considerable interest, which is
looked forward to by the progressive
farmers of that part of the country.
In studying the methods followed by
this firm, there are some points that
should be considered. First, that by
the proper mlngling of grains, making
the feed palatable. and allowing the
pigs run at grass, the greatest posi-
BILE gains for the feed bestowed are
realized. In the second place it is
easily proved that the we'll bred pigs,
and the best of them, are the most
profitable to feed, making the greatest
gains for the feed consumed. In the
third place that outside the corn belt
pig raising and feeding can be made
profitable branch of the farm operations
Can't look we'll, eat well and feel we'll
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-08-23

Can't look we'll, eat well and feel we'll
with impure blood feeding your body.
Keep the blood pure with Burdock
Blood Bitters. Eat simply. take exer-
else, keep clean and you will have long
life
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1907-08-23

CA ST q n K "a.
Bear. tho 1Ihs Kind You Have Always Bougb
signature ct AHAZzzx
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-21
NEGLECTED HIS DUTY.
When Washington Met Martha Custis
He Forgot Matters of I'M
portance.

In the traditions Of any members
of the Washington family the story
of Martha Gusts is Of supreme i'm
portance, writes Cora A. Moore, in
the New Broadway Magazine.
1t happened one day that she was
visiting at the plantation of a neigh
bor, Major Chamberlayne, when there
came riding in haste an officer in the
British uniform. The business that he
had with the major ne transacted
quickly, declining an invitation to
stay because, as he declared, he was
on his way to the governor at Will
liamsburg on masters of Importance.
, But the host repeated the invitation
: more urgently, slyly remarking that
he had also beneath his roof the hand
! soonest widow in Virginia, young
and charming woman.
All, a lady in the case! That was
different. But the plans of men
have often waited on Cupid. When
the lady whom he met in the majors
! drawing room he forgot Williams
burg and the governor. And she,
pleased with the courage of that col
onel, George Washington, of whose
military fame she had heard so much,
scintillated and sparkled with even
more than her usual fascination.
That evening, long after the rest OF
the household had retired, he and the
charming widow sat by the fireplace
in the shadowy drawing room, with
out chaperon to regulate the tide
of swiftly moving events.
Soon there was a resplendent we'd
ding at the home of the bride. Direct
ly afterward coach and SIX horses,
guided by liveried black positilions
conveyed the newly married pair to
, her town house in Williamsburg.
Business interests for some time de-
manded the presence Of Colonel
Washington at the capitol. Later ne
: took his bride and her two children,
Martha Parke Gusts and John Parke
Gusts, to his own estate at Mount
Vernon, where they enjoyed that hap
py domestic life which is celebrated
in history.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-21
Unearthed a Buried Tree.
Kennebec Journal.

Kenncbec journal.
About 20 years ago millions Of
tons Of earth, bouders and gravel
slid from the side Of Mount Katahdin
to Sordnahunk stream, a distance Of
seven miles, and damned the stream,
forming what is known 20 West
Branch lumbermen as Slide dam.
A repair crew Of paper company
recently had occasion to remove a
quantity Of gravel from this deposit.
At depth Of 10 feet they found the
trunk Of a spruce tree bent like
bow, the top held down by boulder
weighing many tons. The trunk was
sound, but the bark and foliage had
been removed by the scraping the
tree received when the slide occur
red.
Another large tree with foliage
intact was found in the pit. The fol-
iage when first removed from the
earth looked fresh green, as if it had
juts been removed from a growing
tree, but faded somewhat in few
hours.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-21
THE NEWS OF PROSPERITY.
The Movements Of Many People
Some Come and Some Go-Social
and Otherwise.

Prosperity, June 20.-Walter Wise
and Jas. Gaines arc home from the
Porter Military Academy, Charles
ton, to spend the holidays.
Misses Della and Bessie Bowers
have gone to Atlanta to visit rela-
tives; from Atlanta they go to Chat
tanooga to visit Mr.. J. p. Cureton.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Bedenbaugh,
of Atlanta, arc visiting Mrs. BIS par.
ents, Rev. and Mrs. u. w. Beden-
baugh.
Mr.. Jno. Hawkins has returned
, from pleasant trip to Lexington Co.
Hart Kohn, A. b. Wise and C. P.
Barre left Monday for the James
town exposition.
Col. Jno. +. Hobbs, and little
daughter, Miss Ethel, left to visit re-
latives at Hopes.
Miss Leggett, who has been the ef-
ficient millincr of Mrs. Calmes the
past season, left for her home in
Scotland Neck, N. c., Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. J. S. Wheeler have
gone to Hcndcrsonville. Mrs. Wheeler
will spend the summer. Dr.. Wheeler
will return in few days.
Misses Lena Lester and Lizzie Haw-
kins are visiting friends in Silver
Street
Miss Mary Lee Barre is visiting
Ecr sister, Ms. *. aI5ler, in Grcc;:.
wood. She was accompanied by Miss
Mary I.:>;. Wise.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Wise have re-
turned from Glenn Springs.
There will be church social at
the Lutheran parsonage Friday even
ing.
Mrs. ID. Nj. Ward, Of Newberry,
visited Mrs. b. B. Schumpert this
week.
Mrs. Lorick, of Irmo, after a pleas
a; wiz ner siste', Mrs a. A.
Singlcy, returned to her home on
Tuesday.
Miss Gussic Nunnamaker, nf Lex
ington Co., is visiting relatives in
town and vicinity.
Our town was honored Tuesday by
Il visit from Maj. J. ". Butler and
bride nee Miss Alice Mettzr. Of Lez-
ington.
Mrs. G.. Nj. Harmon and Miss Effie
Comfy are visiting Little Mountain.
Miss Annie Jameson, of Ncwber-
ry.. and friend. Of Laurcns, after a
pleasant visit to Miss Jessie Moscley
returned to their homes Tuesday.
Mr.. b. l.. Wheeler, of the postal
service, was in town Tuesday.
The young people mad pleasant
evening of il on Monday. They gave
Miss Jessie Moseley md her visitors
a surprise party which was much en-
joyed.
Mrs. G. Y. Hunter and Misses Erin
Kohn and Gertrude Simpson will at
tend the Missionary Conference to
be held Mt Kenilworth Inn. Ashevillc,
\. e.. June 28. July 7th.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-21

no reason why there should not be an
equality Of sclf-rcspect and Of mu.
tual respect, an equality Of rights be-
fore the law, and at least an appro-
ximatc equality in the conditions un-
der which each man obtains tho
chance to show the stuff that is in
him when compared with his fel.
lows.'
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-21
Famous Buffalo Herd Sent to Canada.
nr..1 Ho,,o.oo,Jopon Anooondo n

Famous Buffalo Herd Sent to Canada.
Missoula Correspondence Anaconda
Standard.
The last Of the famous Allard herd
of buffaloes Of the Flathead reserva-
ton, which was recently purchased
by the Canadian government at a
price of about $4,000, will be load
ed at the Rava}li stockyards tomor-
row on cars Of the Northern Pacific
and shipped to Edmontony Alberta.
A large crowd Of Missoula people
left tonight for Ravalli to witness
the loading tomorrow and get the
last view of the herd before it leaves
Montana forever. ..'.'.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-21

but this will be reduced considerably
if precedent should be followed.
The following table, made up fig
ures from the comptroller generals
reports to the Legislature, shows how
the State has been see-sawing be-
tween credit and cash basis for
the past 10 years:
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1907-06-21

The receipts Of 1897 included $685.
500.40 from the State dispensary,
while those of 1903 included $99,137.-
SO in settlement of a claim from the
federal government which was secur-
ed by the presentation of the "Black
papers' found by the State treasur-
er's Office.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-05

,5oT7. Qpcsf.: !. Can yen Sf0S me
the address eta Apartment in Ms Y. s.,
vhc,s Hry my old CoTf
?. Rou nan SoorkfHg DAYS H hrrr
in a moth in minnesota
?. UIGm vorkng fer a TtAthonc
Company in minnesota (riH or toGpHl,
can they compel me 10 DOyk .Snn&ayS
and legal Hohdays in the G6cc anrpr~'>
ing caN,S
4. Innate a contract uiM a mason
tnot aO,Ttten CONTRACT 10 PHt SP a base
mEHt for me alta certain time, he did net
GENE atkhc time abb0nThd 6nEmmch hhrr,
SO / had 10 Ri0e Mt finishing the barn.
Tins helps lbo'! my hTm6er. Can any
thing Be done 10 hare him pay the hSsS
Ans: I. There is no such depart
ment, but there are coiu dealers in some
Of the larger cities. Their addresses we
do not know, however.
,. rs days.
;. We think they can, II you wish to
keep your job.
4. Ifyou could satisfy the court that
you have suffered damages by reason OF
his not beginning the work at the time
agreed upon, he would be liable for such
damages.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-05

tart blep peStugct | Suiet ben 21oe
moo Inn en- Steuinie, 8illen eaar
ITO pan, at tngcn Serrtbnre ! Stnten
ffal bare Sop til at taee opcr 2 Eerrts
9tilen for 9eforbring al Nrsingercr;
for 8srn unoer 12 gar fol Der life
betalcs otter 1 Gents pr. MiI Dter.
tr9oeIie Of 2ouen, fpm ttGSeri arnit
rem lite Itai bette 4nr, ital itrnffes
meS 5000 Watlft eQer ct aarS
Eitgtbats.
gaabe Sltiet os Se,ratet oeSto9
SorIlog ON SpretteIie al Ell Sobrif
peS StutsfGngiIet / StilApater til
Scbritatipr al Surmnaifiileri. Oct
ooerIabes til 9parb Of Control at op'
rette Sabrtfen. ct Sorisg poa at
fGn beotoget ct G1terSrtett, booroeo
@oarhet foreIsbig b~empnSises I'll at
~lutSerisge ON, boorpiSt Bet uilbe bore
~Isrrnenbe og bsniigtsiOoretSe at CD
rette Sobrife,t, bIep forfaitet, Set Der
bIeD f~rerboISt, at ser life nar Spor
al Soil ON, at ct SoretogertSe iorn
oct forelaaeoe piIbe bore pSerit lsn-
uenbe or til ftor 9eiparelie for Sta.
tens Sormere.
Sermtet pebtos ogina Here GrrSre
gins, beribldtbt 9iitrants ont ct
oarIigt apportioumeut % Ditto Sp'
oabe oucr SoerftIb I 2fpsosilroHce'
iclItaber; S. 6. @arfous ON, at gtl''
tual @uunSasiuronce', SogIa$ltratre
&C EorraScdsf uru,ce~ Selltaber, 'o1rt
Sripes ltoedliffenoe af DseMerurrer al
en- Wenigbeo, airte eIfer SrceS'ai1'
fruo, ffol bore iritoget for De @e'
itenmteier, iou giGlber for As1r'
rorceieFfober / MminbeLigbeo; Sbor'
pes cn at forebpese SUIT o8 georaS
DeS llSiteoelie al aDitterirrger % Ger
tifttoter for geiuirg al aorn, So %
SGIm; @attportS ON at tptrge Ser1r
buner1e til at foripne iine 8ragto09-
ne meS mltoumtiife Sonutettob'
Ihursappopater; Qaguea ON OF fo't'
iatte en- "iunoaro form" for 2tpsror'
ftfrinaspoiicer ioutt ON at re51tisre
GoIicer, iom fife er cpiatte pna oert'
ne Moooe, meS Seniyn til, 9no0 De
ifuI in~6ebolbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-05

Observation-Disclosures. Set Blet
aufsrt at 8isconitn ienSer mango
Gmieronter til @irgHtin, % at Sai
Dor beore at Urge for Stotens egt,e
Snititirtiprter, iom er brsitTpIoige %
ooerigIote, emo at ppre meo / en- ltS.
itiiIing / Oct fierue Spoei.
Acknowledgements &oetbe frenIaeDc
en- SrlesreioIirtiou ON at for
binoe 3apttoGpdrfen o. l~lnioeriitets.
arunoerL Zen CT ct Subititlt for
gtGen ON en- mn flor aopttoIparf.
gfr. Ioetbes ReioIuttou aoo peo for.
tie Stefait Snotrpf al at bore en- ga.
tire; men Sanfen i.Seu er trgcnlumSe
M, Sa en- faa6on 9ollIerdrS / Be
ienere Idr bpppig bar rEret paa Gale.
Wteu for at Ben Tan fomme iitanS mao
Sorretningsbi1e 90 Rcii0crier rites
neo poo begge Sioer paa en- StrGt.
ring, ion err en- Oil Lang. o. flige
bSie, 9Dgutnser ion 8rrpserierne
@iscouitn % &arsmor maa ra'eres.
observation-disclosures SoriIg ON,
at @isconiits 2eetsIohu ifaI ben.
ocroe fig til @pngreS'cr % heSe Sen
ON en- COB a1t9aae1Se 9orrearbeiSe
meSte life 9ifuIb I @rrtteen. Com
Sitbitihit irroitiuer Sen, at Rungres.
fen ifaI aruuohes on at urge for, at
ben poatGtfte Rapport ON acinSerS
og 96rnS anoeuoeIie / Tabrifer fol
iro8tpeS til SanbeI&. OF arbeioS6e.
partcmertet, for at oct tan onitiue en-
ot6enifobeIig ltnoerisgcIie orrgoarnSe
Strfutngeu Seraf.
&opitoI fomiteen ir6'HIer, at set
me &apitoI ifal faa @arme, 2ps oe
9riotroft fra ct SteO u6elfpr aapt.
~tolgnnoer-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-05

Tom I. or. Sals, en- staofafeiie al
Sipbct, % | alminSelisbeo CT cit It'll.
tienee pesbIipenbe Seiboslie % grus
af ben o,ienians, iom or erbplst peS
sonfraften, gionesbpro ON bans 5tao.
fnitefie al berthe. Spis Serfof en- uuipRs
big Seriou fisher en- Seit o. siper GOte
slCr Wurtsaae for aisbeiummeu, 90
sGIsrrcu sitsr at Sibbereu CT blet MN.
big. itepuer BAN, / tan 9is6ereu ienSe
Ssitrr tilbase % neste at betale; men
bpis ban bebulser Seitsu, iaa betrastes
bette fum SeutS fer, at ban befrGftsr
Suutratteu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-05

5000. I. ga ies I 1908 ~EIeSe"
saa SotrsiteaS, rradtte ieg fi6be set fsr.
Ite gaDtr, Der ,oitcoe 81. 8egiterer toI
BETTE. oa ieg "fLeSe". men bar eubnu
it5e leoeret BET tiI6ase. Qiau lea eftsr
ntS'e SmitGHpigbeoer, naar ieg t9rtcr
ban at probe op otter Il RaaneSerS
Sp5oIS Ppu &arSet, fiebe ct mt igieu?
2. 8bao cr Bet. SomcteaoIopeu fprs
LANCER al benz, her tGrfer at prope up 5
Var efter Sen 3tS, On Sc "Fyer"?
3. Wna en, iom prpocr op 3 adr efs
fer "SiItra" Ss8dgcr, betaIe S125 br.
Were, e0er bebsuer bdr life at betaIe uos
get?
4. San ieg forIaSc NIT 6outeIteaS
T1eo Bet iGrune ies bar prooct OF uSen
at toHrre / nogerIa8s @arfcIiebeS?
D. 9onr itaI ieg bcuocrSr mia for
at taa met Detailing for en- SnrSomFcrs
ntoIin. ie9 netop bar frrSig, o. iom lea
rm aLcrrhc foriitrsr at orue Iiociaa qpS
O. nm 'om en-, ieg iao for to Var IiScn
I 9IHct 9uct, % iOm bar betaIt mes
$135?
q. Idar bill Sern6arcn fra GrcrSaI
til 1amIi bIiee fRroia2
7. 9pab oil oet toite at faa aobers
5ofteu" ierht til Gmerito?
Spar: 1. 9e fan faa Seres "Yu.
ptr" tilbase peb at bcupcnSe lem iii
&ssiftersn.
Z. let piIoe fprs 'f0rpiot Der at Oh,
regue alt, bnah Spmcfeaolupeu fro.
Der, for at man Fan prope pp. I Sort.
ben fan bet fees, at bet ~furlaraeS az
Sptnett:notasercr, at ban Ttal bape beet
aoG Sanbet, baut 1T Siem Der, % at ban
r1nn bore Sprfet bet, b.. .. (. ourfet ct ri.
meltgt Greul osrai. Sau mat oainn
bnre nhtaset tit 2bet surserpapir, inben
ban tan SrOue Up.
3. Snn maa betaIe St.25 pr. gerc.
a. Haar Se bar prpuet 0p o. fact
GegirrtnaSifipbe pGn 2auSet. cr BET 5c,
res, o. &c fan aipre mcS bet, buab &c
ptI - bu Der eler rriie berfra, efterfum
Se fpnss.
D. Get fan pt life iUarr paa. Waa.
lie ct cAer aubet 5trma, ium baubl,r
msS WniittHftrumruter, fuube sipe Tenn
geifeo.
g.. gt or tffe upmsrfium saa, at Der
fpreiisscr nuset beftent bcrum.
z. 3 Rurse fofter gluoet Or. ) pr.
aGr, f~orienbt til amertfa Omtreut bob.
BELT iaa negct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-05

zoos. Sp.: Raar en- geriou fptter
ira Gu Stat til en- anSsn 90 efterIaeer
it9 en- Del gieneom % Ienee, mou hdr
30 bstaIe Stat i ben npe Stat al BET,
iom ban ~efterEOo iis ! Den Stat. bGt tom
fra2
9. Gr Der { Sc forHieuige Statsr fors
Tielise ao5e ON at ifatIrsse Sing, iout
er | en- arSen Stat?
spar: 1. Ret, Tile hpis ban or
bsffattet osrfor | ben etat, ban fum fra.
statteSIietis CT sitsr 9ppen al fat Gien'
hunt, funi Ennes inoen sta.en, % aft
2sspre, ipm ttibprer Yrriunsr, ium bpr
| stutcn. GOrppriet sirlSCr, at al
Gieusum CT ifatbar Der, hspr ben b.
rer til, nSeu Seuipn til, bppr Gierrn
bur; men butts CIT 1aub hpttsr fra cit
stat til en- annen, sirleer ben Rrsri. at
bsis ban Tan bepiie, at ban bar betait
stut al 6ieuSpmmsn I ben Stat, bSOr'
fra 6an Pom, pil ban for bet Var, Sa ban
fstter, nrre frituset for at bstaIe ! ben
stut, apurttl ban fisttsr, feIr ont ban
tor ssssret meh ia. Outs ban inaIeseS
f5tter fra en- auben stat til 0ltnusiuta
| Chen meller lite Iat % life SuIt,
man ban upsi1s garoteu Of alt 1T Sss'
prr, 8euBs % andre GieHnele | bet n.
itrift, hnurtiI ban Hpttsr, mrsrriubre ban
tilfrebshtHcuos fan suhtsisre, at ban al'
Ierebe bar brtaIt sIrr CT iIisnrt Stut
herpaa ! ben auSen stnt. Dor be Ben.
&C slsr ben G~teubum, Spsrscrsn bar e..
terlabt | en- nHbeu stnt, nau ban 6etnIe
efat Der. NJ eanbeienSum bcbEpsr ban
life at 6etaIs sfat auorr 2teSsr RIB Der,
bppr 9tcubommsn er %beIiassnbc.
2. Ia, men Sisis 2pue itrmmcr I aft
prfeutltg uperens.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-05
en- SSlelie
al GryebeS.

on fBfsr ndturIigois trpa, ndar ou ueo, at
ben gReoiciu, iom ou tRnier pad at taae er
dbiolttt rem % lite iHoeboioer faoelig eusr
neneiretubriraeuoe 3ru9s.
On inaoar gisoictn sr ST.. Rilmfrs Spamp,
Roct. bet tore Rprss. 9eoers o. BlRremiSoel.
zen idTrmc Grab al 6snEFo, Starte oa
G~ortrtHligbeo oeeItesboloes / bper 5late al
SDartp Root.
.SpGmpsRoot er pioeHitabeItg ia~nmeHiat
al peastobtlite urter.
act er life en- Stimulart ps tasss I
Seifeopier.
Get aHbsiales lite for altiug.
Oct er 3atureHs fore SiRlper I Of liHSre
og beIbrsoe Ggre', 2epcrs Dg Bl0reigsOom.
On eofboreu grfIGrtua ON Rsubeo er meo
hper SLATE at Or. SINNERS SuamDrRpot.
Seriom BIZ trRnger gteoicln, burbe ou
hdoe ben beoiie.
Serfom bu aIlereos CT ~pperbepiit ON, al
SiDampsRoot sr bpao on tERugsr, BIZ BIZ
fIHSs Bet tiliaLg5 / ale Gpoteter I Tlditer al
TO Stgrrelier for so Gents o. en- Solar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-03-05

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Safotd irssn 9Fu bar. "a Ruureu bFr
ferft. boor meest orocr "a Soceu? gUcr:
Sois aUteu hsr fFrit. hnor meaet arDer
Su Rnnoen? Set oil itee. bbur itor
Bart AZ 9oet9 or ocres GtcrSom, Tom
iorrritcu life CT tor, er / gGGnSeuS
Nduu.
spar: SirutteSet gnur til Sr
itrucr. iarlGnae buu irScr, hbaS eutsu
brr CT Ssru eler Ct. SpiS life bet faitc
0ooS % SpSsrs or pGrSt Opsr $4,000,
beboloer bun bet belle, uaGr Der tugeu
gsru or. Sucrfiscr Belle Beet | Bar
bt $4,000, iud tiIiaIoer ben enc 6nIu
bel afbpSeS Suocr eaer gtpocr eler 81
ircnSe. bpt5 nuarn nf SiSfe lcuer. % or
be bsSe, bsbuIoer bnn bet belle. SpiS al
6irHnummru or I RuHoCus Hnpu, fan
ban peo Suitruers SsS iprfgir oerucer,
faalrSsS iom ban feln FuOer for suot.