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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24
6rubeulyffe.

Gu grltiulb lllpffe iuotrof / Sire.
bags / Sonc8 & 2augblin Steel Cont
paup8 @rube / &egnuuee, Mih., ibet
SeiieinOretninQen / Sooeoi6atten
p~IuoieIig broit, ino II arbeioere
Itprteoe ueb til @unoen ira Ell Ssioe
al 700 500. GQeoe al Dem orGbteS
pno Steoct, mems 0e enrige ier eno'
lul por Hive, 6u &c fan0teS, men iaa
foriIaaeNc, at oe ale fort efter afgit
pCo 2eNcu. Qette or ben itsrite
llIpftc, iom bar bGnot / Reaaunee.
WiiUerue iiocu 1902, 6a 10 8rube'
orbei0erc bIcn Iepcnbe begrapeoe pco
en- Surmenru$ninQ.
RuQtct ON llInfteu iprebte iig Tom
SgbcilO oUcr @ncn, % mart bar Su.
ijuhCr al Rcuncitcr for'omIeOe ON.
trillQ @rubCoabrirQcn. @Iauot 6iSie
bar Muitrucrne % 9prnene til &c Der
bcifiriti0eoe 200 grbeibere, % iom
ale bcion0t iig / oen forfrrSeliaite
SpUuoiug, inotiI set fltube brtrges
poo Oct rene, hpcm 6e foruIpffeoe
bar. Get bite ii9, at ipp al DC ON.
foTuc par qiite WGnb, % Spreeu
% TortpiIcIien bIonht biSies eiter.
lootc &uitn,cr o9 perm Iaoer iig be.
ore tTntC emo bc'fripe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24
1lpeir / @aufon.

s 8altfon babbe man 9ot til
SusOoe Ell af De pGrite Regnitorne,
Der fan minbes. Ger bar ct sieuoe
Reau og en- oeOboIbenbe Sorbenitornl
/ oper ii Simer, Boorunoer mango
2aapebpgnineer % Seifilr / Smeg'
nen bIep trufne Of 2pnet % ne6.
brpnote; enOeI aoG9 blco oaino
hrebt. Sernboneiporet leo meecr
Sfabe, % @eiene / MminoeIigbeb
blep mere eucr minbre iifremfcmme.
liee. gaamafee County Sdir, Tom
bar aabuet / @aufor. blep / Den
8rab binbret at llpeiret, at man Ell
Sio frpetene for, al man piIoe bIior
rsbt til al opgipe oct belle.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24
@rs. Moaneis Ga Qatter fra

ptre. NognelS % Oaffer ira
Siour Sails, 9. Tof., bar iioite llee
| 9ecornb j gnIeonine at benbes 50.
Der 8. y. RosooIos 8egrapeIie.
Trofesior 9lefen bar iioite llge
en- Sitr til @isconiin, bpor ban pr9-
bifebe i lin tioIisere Wenisbeo | Deer.
field. San beuptteoe iamtiois Sci.
ligbeoen til at beisge Gbicnso.
Otter Ct Ipngere 9eisg Dos
SlGgtninae Der os | Galmar reiite
Mr. % 9trs. Sobu 8. aittilsbp iibfte
llse tiIbose til @aibineton. ,bpor
Sr. aittiIsbp ifol gienoptoge fin Roii
/ aapitoIiet.
Mrs. s. Socpbien % Born
Hptter / Wtoreen (Sirsbaa) til Sou.
ris, Roro Gafota, bpor Wr. Sacob.
fen ban aniptteIie | en- Sorretning.
Senbes Rooer, Nrs. 8. y. &ospolo,
refer meO benbe oerub.
S 8. S. Reis bar ioIgt fin Gro.
cerp. 5orretning til guitin Sarien.
Wer. Reis treffer fig tilbaee fra 6or.
retninaslipet paa Grunb al baarlig
Selbreo. Mr. Sarien, ben rDe Gier,
er ioa bel fienot % bar punbet iaa
mango 8euner her | Gountpet | be
mango gar, ban Dor p9ret | 6orret-
ming Der, at ban life bill mansIe $50.
ming. Wr. Sarien ooertager 8orret'
riueen nRite Wanoag.
Reoens man iibite Sreoog bar
beifiGftiget meo at trGife paa Rif,aro
8eitmonS Snrm iposit for 9pen, OPP
itoo Der Slbebrnno peb @niiter ira
3ompmaifinen, og ire 9peitaffer
brpnote, % man %oniIaor Sabet til
fra 800 til $50 @uibeIs. Raifinen
bIep life b~eifaoiget. aornet bar aSiu.
reret / 8inneibeif Gountp SormerS
Wutual, % SfaOen er allereoe betalt
meo $3.50.
- Sor Here Tiger iiben bleb Ell In'
piSning paa @imneibeif Gountp ganf
ieubt til @anfeu / Golmar fra College
8iep, Sch. Den bar unoerteguet $.
9. @ieien og loo paa $3.50. Oct pi.
itc fig at bore ct Solifneri, % Ban.
fier Doe telegrafereOe itrar til peo'
fomenoe 9onf / 9ebroifo, og Ell Jung
Wono peo Napn 8rant 3. Maiou,
alias Sreb @aIbraitb, bIep orreiteret
| 2incoIu, bnor ban ffal forbsres.
6. @. Sunnes iii Ssnoags
Stften uoentet 9eisg Of "2uren"s
aftipe WeoIemmer og beres Sultr1ier.
iom fom % toe $its og &isffen | ge.
IiooeIie og uopaffebe Ell WGn9be no.
mprfeoe Soger. Oct Dor nemIig e.
30. SunneS' 55be 8eburtSoag, og
bans intime 8enner og Sangerbrs-
ore oiIoe benptte auleoningen til at
gIGoe fin Snitruftsr paa 9ogen. De
eiterloo fig Ell BATTER 8ape til Grin.
bring ON 9eisget.
C. @. Sopt bar ioLet fin Sern.
oare.6orretning til 3. %. 9abl og
Gbas. u. Wonort. Sirmoets Rapn
bIioer 0abI & Moaort. Sprretnin,
gen bIcp o~per9ioet til oct me Sirma |
2proagS. Mr. 9abl bar p9ret |
SoptS 9utif / 16 gor, fsrit iom @lif.
feniInger, berpoa iom GIerf, % M /
DC iibItc 4 9lor bar ban pGret geItp'
rer al 5orretningen, bo 0tr Sopt bar
bait ltore SntereSicr at oaretage
uoenom. Wtr. Wolart, iom er no
IGrt HerIGg9er 0lumber) al Bro'
f%eslion, bar oGret boiat Der | @pen
ca. 10 Iar % er bel % foroela9tig
ficn6t her. Oct me Sirnno bar De
beoite lloii9ter til at iaa ErlbIitlms
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24
Uyt JorofieIp.

Can 5rnnciscos SnOpaanere fit
fig / Sreoaas en- M SorifraffeIie |
Sioet iom Sslge Of ct SorbifiGlp.
Oct bar iaa itarft, at Suiene rpiteoe
ganife merfbart % brep mango al
geboerne | bib Sorf9rbelie no paa
@aberne.
Scrub for Sfi9lpet, Der ipntes at
beitaa al en- Rpffe burtiet paabinan'
ben fslgenoe 8piteIier, bsrtes en- itGrf
9itrcn. Ser anrettebes bog ineen
nGpnep9roig Sfabe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24
Zen bcficnStc nurffc S~urcbrags.

bulSer Sberitlsitnant ,Norten s.
Wnemls er otter pau ct 9eisg Der /
Sonbet. Son nnfom til Chicago /
Srehags btrette fra 8riitiania. Sans
@cisa bar beune Gang en- iGresen
Setporine, ibet ban meo boIpoffieiel
@empnoieelie fra Statsminiiter Ri.
telien er fommet for at oirfe for at
foa bio uboauorebe 9oromGnb til
mlIi4ens of pcnbe tiIbage til Silent
lnnnet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24
ct gammelt gGatepur.

Ut sammelt Ngtspar. Orr. Y. 8.
6obnc& itrioer ira AIbion, Ncbr.
"@tin @litru 90 iea or QornIe % nr.
item uOiIiote, % Set maa rare en- me
Get 600 @|ehicjn, iom tom itprfe bore
gamIe, image &egemcr, men oct er
netop bOob alIrifo gisr. 81 fmne
neo9e pGre ben forESen. Zen bar
pGrct I'll itor gaou Tor oS."
s aloerSommen, raar arpiterne
be89r6er al ioigte er Ct mubi % bcg
itprten6e Sp9emi6SeI, ION Or. 8e.
ter'S ailrifo, en- pirteIig g~esbpenSis.
beb. Zen er inaen Gpotbet Webicin,
men ioae5 6irefte nos (iluirferuc Or.
Seter 6abrHep y Cons 60, 112-
lis so. $ODue G0e., GBicase, Su.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24
9ecOrab Dg Smegn.
Wdsiwnsfef.
Zen 23oe September 1907.

S SpnooenS Ieni9beb Der / 9pen
boIotes @~isiionsfeit / Senboe8.
@rof. G. Sobe ira 2ittber Seminar
boIbt MisiionSpr9oifer, % Offer op.
toees til SnOremisiionen ON SormioD
bagen. On GftermiOboaen taIte Or.
Sdur. 2orieu ON Sfroebermisiioneu
pg Brof. Spernti ON aIaifomiSIio.
men, og Der nptoses Offer til bisie
Wisiioner.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24

Sea bar M baft soS a~nIebuing til at
fcrisec Eabneitempelet. iom Sc isnote
mia iom 8rGmie meb "9ecorabsS Soften.
SeS ian life tilfuIos uStrptte min Sa'
freSsbeS meo ben. Sen er rent uomGr'
ct. Set sr ben beSite SrGmie, ieg enS'
mi bar uoStaeet. Seq or Dem n1e8et
tatuemmeIig for Stempelen.
g. 6. Sleior,
@esiinaton. 9. 0at.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24

Weo Senipn til @aorbanoeIen er
SoIonineen enbrni iiiiffer.
Snobeitiniugerne for @nrer fore
gaar ! oct iture og belle mere prompt,
men pna enfeIte Steoer f~orefommer
Der fere Gnmooninger END for ON
SornpeIie at gapirer.
6aIIitternes MntaI I iibite llge no.
gicroe | be Goreneoe Stater ITO
imob III | ben famine llee ifior og
Canada 40 imoo &c ifior.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24

gilast Strsif. Ser bill intct bIipe
at Den Sporpeisitreif, iom ifuIoe ia.
be ta9et fin gegbnbeIie | Ga Crosse,
@is. MI ignar (@anoas). StriSem
melem SporbeisicIfabet oe bets gr.
beioere bleD nentIis biInet / Minbe.
ligbe6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24

aar, begpnote ben enc af BEN at
ipiie, mems ben anben frembeIes bng.
reoe flo at tnee IGrine. 9enne
lanse SiiItefitr bapoe ieIpiost t Bot
@rab afmoeret Gprene.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24

NrttDtu % Ddr dlto
HscnAe. % ies flinbc
life hoTnc mig fra at
Hore @aareue. Seq
maatte boIbe beg9e
SnnSsr outburSne be-
Ie Sibeu, % ON Ndts
ten rrsnntte iee Trade
benz isieTuselm Shoet,
bu 9.seu bar iaa iteri,
at ies itlrnnun utaatte
ripe alt at uriue Strn'
Der for Of aore Suocn.
Se fun6e lie botIe
cher ioos. Sec Loo flee
re aGeer bebaTrole mig
rIIeIt be frinbe life gts
be mig paria ScIbre'
belle; be hrroe eIrOps
life itnuie aLscIl @is
ter at babe brllGt 9n'
ttclrra SRbs. en- Dor
GutiarDa Ointment %
to Mniter GuticlIra
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24
Uorffe KpaN
~1S14-19O6
1leo portroter, SiosraFer % en- literatur.
hiforif .JuoleSnius PEG
srtTttan prsTtsarn.

Senne sauhins nprte apab, Der gin ipn rlbiHpninss.
afoeItns 1geeorab'B ohen1 ira SuIi 1909 til December 1903,
er MI neo enbeI Rettelfer o. Sprnrortnaer ubfcnrnnet BOG.
form. 8lanbt onbet er Der tIfset ct gortrQt az gasr,unb
Btnte, Tom, fa pbt pioes, albrig fsr bar peret oHentliaaiprt.
gogen stper ct iamlet Bineoe at ben norite lprtte Digtniua
tbet LANCE StSsrum, fpm lratter zig nielenl be to merfeIiae
6ribebsaar 1914 % 1905. 9en ~inoebolber gprtretter o.
gtosrafer at fsIsenbe 7istere ~ttuiseueb ct rbpaIs af beres
9isr:
2pber Sasen, SObun StOrm Gpmd, gpnrab RAcprut
Sdmat, Stmun CLAUS Bolf, Daaurits Sunren, Senrit Gn,er
BierresaarS, Seurt ~gsersefunb, 8. 9. ~gseIbapen, SpIpeiter
Gtuertipn, Ghrtfian Mpufen, gnbreoS Dennd, Ssraen Roe.
q. q. 8ereIs, ID. y. 2anbitab, Q. ". Senfen, CLAUS gapels
ShiS, 9beobor 8ierulf, Ole Big, Spar Guieu, gasmunb
ginie, Camilla Gonett, g. 8. gRpnrab, Senrif Sbfen, 8iprn.
fierne Bisrnion, Gnsebret SpuseH, Senrit &robn, Sonas Sie,
2oreuS Sietridipn, &rHtinn Glitter, Grne @arbora, Spbn Sic,
Subn 8auIIeu. Saeob o. Bun, Rorbabl goIien, arifofer
S~aanoers, sbepbor gaspari, Ier Siole, Ruientrants Subnlen,
Gnbsrs Souben, gubeIm &rus.
Gi SororOet b~ibiettes:
seq baaber, at mango at be bib til 2anbet inoFnt.
teoe Nurbm9nb pl g~ieufnbe I benne Rpabianlina fin
garnoons sanse - benz be fSrit bsrte af aRur ener paa
Sfpien, % at Der fra gosenS 8labe bill fiee frem for
beres inere Ssn ct Stbfte IUrse, ~fprflaret aieruen1
8arnbpnsmtnberneS Sfinr. GtuIbe benne Boa hape
npsen ipeciel 0tisipr, Ifuibe bet altiaa bore ben at b.
bragg til at bolbe blanf ben &uoe, Eom penber bien mob
bort same SRorelanb.~
9psen er 72e Siber flor, inust ubfpret Ga trnft sao
Ent gaptr.
Bris inSbauSet 81. 80.
9. 2lnmnSien, Serurab, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24
Sfal Sc ienbt tfttr
NQr % Wior,

ssit.r % srpr, Snitru % Barn tiltr aHort
slGstHinse, iaa butt, at seanSiHapiaHsgHis
ritaH siHitHs tore pOpuIare Spbbaproa
seuese Sampifibt Oscar IT., 'HeIlis o'av"
united States" b.furSrtr g~asiasererHe fra
eianSiuapisu til amsriia paa 81 til 10
Saae us.n Smbptte nnotr Rtiieu. I'll
"TRIP SopeSiOHturet 126 G.aiHsit Street
Sbicaap.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24
Temten Mar
at Ggfma.
aner.b SGuoer, Armt % Ben - 2eS
ffrrifeIis Slice % finot lite fope
Gunne ripe al 9inoei 90 flore
Snosn - Bon minbrs enb en- uge
Seibresct af Gntienra. g,iSlerne.

Seq bdooc eczema | nrifeu feurteu
Gar Sc angrebne 8eIe q mine SGns
Der, Gune % Ben. 9st bar bert | 9trs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24
Notwithstanding.
Ten e4be September.


Roetaaet ieas | Union StOd garo /
Chicago:
2S 900 Sptn, &C bsiere.
26 600 &reaturer, 9riien iepn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24

Gr meff imertcfulbe % pdrttrenoc
gnlber, eczema, IISfGt, 8lse, Srrttatlo'
ner o. SrHo1mdtiousr | pItSer, Stdls
ben na SIoSct, mco Sab al Sadr hos
@~proSsru. gnelinge 90 BORNE linoreS
ifrar % IGses hurti9 al Gutieurd$St'o'
Isrre, Inaar alt anoct feiIer.
sswplst ubpprtes on tuSsertcs sstazeIine for hper
pspih bpt spabpsru, nnae 90 pdmle, be'taaenee az
grtfrnrn SaSe t9se) III al reuie oueen; ouiiSTTs
Sbafraeut lsOe) Ill at lnee 6uotu % 9utisura SLls
MISUNDERSTANDING at pt. 6iafe az 1) ~ 9'peAe
erIars ppcr bsIs Rerpen. gpttsr Srne. & 9eer.
Corn 0uetueebabere, Rpitpu, Htast. Dplagsltebsr'
2pubpu, pefrterrp. q @hdrfrrhpHie g.; Datts' m~
brfs. BHus be Ia RdE.
rxw- srueeS trit: How TO Cure Skin Humors
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24

E~e,olpcnt for purtrent ieg 9G8c i~tdnleoe
!Men % mi CT Goarere ~foriourSne, o9
iee bar aIoris I nit 2p fGt beors enc
lea mn aisr Gbipdrb Bortu, S1ro
B65, II. g. Srfmtra Sort groot. Se'
braitd--
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-09-24

OaSfes ttrar. - On bpsiis SuIe.
~ p~rabber. StdSist.arbeiSe. Sec Srpth'
ers, DEBORAH, Soma.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-27

terminal of the lines and for the six big piers which are to be built for the use of the ferries plying between this point and Havana.
 This ocean railway has in one sense been in course of construction far longer than any other line in existence. For thousands, perhaps hundreds of thous- ands of years before the existence of America was known to the foSbears of its present inhabitants myriads of tire less coral insects were rearing out of the depths of the ocean the islets which form the stepping stones of this novel railway in it's seaward course. For an equal period the winds and the waves have been at work piling up the sand which forms the abutments of the orig inal structure Only the finishing touches were left for the master mind of the American magnate to complete. And it may be added that these tiny insects and the clements are the only partners MT. Flagler has had in his unique enter prise. Although the road, from the na- ture of it's construction. is one of the most expensive ever undertaken, costing approximately $lO00G0 per mile, the task of financing it is being borne entirely by the man who planned and is building it. It represents an expenditure of between sl5 100000 and s20,000O0o for the realiza- tion of an idea-the linking together of Cuba and the United States by the peace full but effective bond of the steel high way.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-27
BASEBALL IS THE EIGHTH
 WONDER OF THE WORLD

or child-in the United States under 40 years and over 10 years of age that does not know the general rules of the game. They know the stars of the game, the champion clubs and the clever plays. They can with judgment applaud good play and with equally good censure one of the "bone-head' variety. Every city, town. village and hamlet must have it's team.
 The place is not quite civilized. accord ing to American ideas. if it does not.
 But probably the most remarkable fea- ture of the national game is the enthusi asm demonstrated by the spectators. Sub learning, lawyers, physicians. ministers. professors. decorous ladies, stolid shop keepers. lively boys and girls and merry children can all be transformed into a wild. shouting, hysterical. thrilling mob by close game and splendid play or d stinging home run. In street car, train. home or club one can often hear men of large2affairs discussing by the hour the respective merits of favorite players. And in no light or transient spirit are these discussions held, but seriously, earnestly, almost if it were matter of the greatest import. A city's prestige is often the result of her standing in base ball.
 It is game for everybody--the rich. the poor, the wel-to-do; for the good, the bad the ordinary. And it is a clean, healthy sport. It requires the maximum coolness. nerve skill and resourcefulness. 1t takes quick thinking and quick acting. These are some of the reasons that base
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-27

From the Houston Post.
 Quite number of persons, were they asked what Is the eighth wonder of the world would answer-baseball.
 And the vogue of the great American game is truly wonderful. The national sport of England Is cricket of Germany. target shooting: of Spain, bull fighting. but compared with the. universality with which baseball is played, discussed, un- derstood, witnessed, rayed over and fought over by the SO,oOo,000 that form the great commonwealth of the Ameri- can people, these other national games sink into inslgpificance.
 At the local ballyard one day last sea- son man remarked that he knew conn paratively nothing about the game nor cared very little about witnessing an ex- seemed almost preposterous and impossi- the fellows word
 But. upon inquiry, the mystery was solved; the man was not an American, he had not been raised and nurtured on this peer of all sports, he hailed from poor, benighted England, where only in the past few years have the inhabitants been able to taste the joys of baseball root till the blood is curdled, feel the spine creep when particular hairrasing play is pulled off and adore the star fielder or champion slugger to a small degree, as learned from their children of the United States.
 There is scarcely a person-man. woman
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-27
.isa to prevent the completion of the

o.,sa to prevent the completion Of the work.
 ,<,;.nt,s Key. which for the time being l., .o serva as the southern terminus or tha ocean-going railway, and at whlch ,,a ssenqers will take the boat for Havana i 1oe miles below Miami and 4i mics from Key West From here to iiaVs'iia n. ti,a distance is only 1l5 miles. or put 70 miIes further than from Key west u has been selected for temporary .o. minus not only because It IS the point u y,hich inc road has been fully completeu' hut hacause the construction work whlch is being done here will provide a saie ma commodious harbor for the use of steamers. e.. ,,.>,v,,,
 Tn axnlanation of the reason for begin nine the operation of the tram servlce from Knights Key instead or rom Ny West and a year earner than 'i,e us.e orieinally set, Vice-president Parrott said: >
 "Jn the middle of the past summer we fonpd on taking stock that by concen- trating our efforts and our working force on the section of the road above knlsht s January, 1908. That is. we could put the road in operation and have 1t earning something during the coming season ih- stead of allowing it to remain idle and unremunerative for another year, Prac- tically 80 per cent of all the land work on the Key West end of the line has been completed so that there should be no dif- feulty in pushing the work forward to completion on it's scheduled time"
 One of the peculiar difficulties in the execution of MT Flagler's ambitious pro feet was the discovery that there was not sufficient space on the island of Key West to provide railroad yards, terminals and wharves. Accordingly vast area is being filled in which will add approxt- mately 179 acres to the area of the is- land. This space will be utilized for the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-27
The Sinqle EyeaIass.
the Washington Herald.

From the Washington Herald.
 The fact that it Is reported from England that Tammany's late chief Mir Richard Croker, has taken to wear ing mnocle, or single eyeglass, re- calls the origin of this article of mdny English mems wearing apparel, which is very often an affectation. The single eyeglass found its inception in the British hunting field, and was the in- vention of a fox hunter, who had to wear glasses because he was short sighted. The glasses were all right when riding in the field, but when It came to taking a hedge or a water jump they had to be removed, so V at the wearer could get a nearer view. lie evolved the scheme of single glass
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-27

attached to his coat lapel by a cord, and held in the eye simply by the muscles. It answered every purpose for which glasses are needed, and wten approaching a fence all the hunter had to do was to relax the muscles and let the glass fall, replacing it in the eye when the obstacle was cleared. The glass looked peculiarly Sporty" and it was soon taken up by the younger hunting set and from them spread over the country until it has become d fadsof supposedly well dressed non, especially military men and diplomats, where. of course, it's wearing is largely affectation.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-27

ball is far the greatest national game, for it's universality in America and for its invasion of some of the other countries of the globe.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-27
Ask the Stork.

From Harper's Weekly.
 Census Man. "Now. little boy, run up- stairs and tell your mother I forgot to ask her when your baby brother was born"
 Little Boy. "She doesn't know. sir. She was away on a visit"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-27
Man-T ai1ored Suits Worth up to $35, afaay at
S24.955

Never before have such values been offered early in the  woeds and solid blacks ne browns reds and ances
  collars and us skirts the model with and td We also include
  hobby bargains Monday at S249
The daily tribune., 1907-02-21
ATTEMPT TO ROB
STANDARD OIL Co.
Burglars Left Note Saying
They Looted Safe in Re-
venge on John D.
THIEVES cnT RIIT IIrnF
Oil Magnate Failed to Reward
Working Man Who Stopped
Runaway Team and
Saved His Life.

Waterbury. Conn. Feb. Ala note
left BY burglars 10 the offioe Of the
Standard Oil company. when they
looted IL. says:
eve did this because Of John D.
Rockefeller's parsimony. A brave
workinsman stopped his runaway
horses hsre three months ago. and 1t
the peril Of his life. and. writing for
reward. has had not even an
answer"
The note 10 supposed to have bean
written ~ . joke. but IL recalls tho
incident Of several weeks ago when
the horses Of the Standard OIL com
papy Dashed away and were heroioally ,
stopped In their oourss BY Johr
Schott. . struggling vender With Z
large family. Just ~ the animals wera
about to trample on . ooterie Of
school girls.
The thieves tried to break the saf'
but were frightened awAv and Ro
little.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-21
MEN UNPAID-CREDITORS
ARE HOLDING THE BAG

Minera and teamsters in the EN-.
ploy Of NJ. NJ. Walsh. an indepsnd.
ent coal mine operator In the vii.
liAmsburg district. are mourning the
loss Of their employer and wondering
II he will ever return to pay them
for their last months work. Last
Saturday was paw Gay at Walsh'i
mine and he did not put In an ap.
peArAnce to pay them their money,
and ~ the gentleman has not beer
seen since. It Ii supposed that he. like
the Arab. folded his tent and silently
went away. At least this is thu
belief Of many people Of the city.
There seems to bs no assets wbatevel
on which the creditors may file lier
~ Walsh WAS operating on LIANT
leased from the Rocky Mountain Foe
company and the few trappiDgs this
are left about the mine will probabl,
be claimed by that company, sine
they arc on its ground.
1t 10 no. known yet whether he j
Indebted to the Fuel company and |
so. Just how much. It 10 said tha
Walsh's employees are not the onl
ones that are mourning his absence
IL 10 said there are . numb o
creditors In Florence who woul
like to see him "dia up."
The daily tribune., 1907-02-21
|CONFESSES GUILT
AND SON IS FREE.
Florida Man Tells Court He
Is Guilty and Son is In
nocent.
YOUNG MAN WAS Convicted
Latter Was Released and judge
Swayne Imposes is-Months
Sentence on the Elder
Hart.
YOUNG MAN WAS CONVICTED

Pensacola. Fla. Feb. 2I-Officers
Of th United States court. including
Judge Charles SwAyne. who have
been conducting . session Of the
court at TallahAsse. report . most
Interesting case As having come before
the court there.
A youag man named Hart WAS con.
voted Of running an Illicit still and
sentenced to serve 1S months In the
federal prison. A few days Afserward
the father OF the young fellow. j. H.
Hart. heard that his son had been
sentenced and Immediately came to
Tallahassee. where he went before
Judge Swayne and told that official
that he WAS guilty.
Judge Swayns sentenced the ma u
to serve the Is months passed upon the
boy and ordered the latter released.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-21
LOSES PROMISED BRIDE
BUT FINDS A SISTER

Calsmet, Mich. Feb. Thomas
Pensiliy's plans to wed Miss Nellie
Howell were shattered today by .
strange discovery.
Al he WAS placing an engagement
ring on her finger he noticed that she
wore . plain band ring. IL looked
one bis mother had worn. She said
IL had been her mothers ring.
Investigation showed they were
brother and sister. Mr.. PopRilly
has wandered for 30 years in Africa
and the Orient. His home row ID
Butte. Mont. His parents ale dead.
The daily tribune., 1907-02-21
Itchinu Piles,

II you are acquainted with anyone
who ID trc ubled with this distressing all
ment. you can do him no greater favor
than to tell him to try Cham berlain's
Salvc. 1t givos instant relief. This
salve also cures sore nipples, tettsr and
salt rhsum. Price u cents. For sals BY
Daniels Drag Store. ~