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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
NEIL MAY BE UNABLE
TO FIGHT ABE AT TELL
Little Fighter Has Dizzy Spells
Which Resulted from Blows
Dealt Him.

San FRANCISCO. January 3l.-Tha
fight between frankie Nell and Abe
Attell may be declared off. owing 10
the condition OF Neil. Neil has hal
dizzy spells Of late and his condition
has alarmed his father. who wants
him to cancel the bout. frankie insists
that nc will fight Attell. but unless he
improves. physicians Will not let hin,
go in the ring.
a physician. who examined Neil, says
that he has weak stomach and de-
clarcs that his condition is due TO tho.
beatings he has received in the ring. z
There Is great interest In the bout
between Rudolph Unholz. the Boer
lighter. and Battling Nelson. which
takes place In this city next nlonNC
Inholz made many friends when h.:
whipped Memsic. and he is being tippea
as the successor TO Joe Cans.
Il 80 1870
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
LAST run &. ONE or pEsr.
Final aIcet Of ntiddlesex Club, In Lou-
...a IDun. Gives EiaCa Snort.

d0un, Gives Finc sport.
lSpecmltoai'ne Times Dlspatch.l
b LEESRURG, VA. January $1.-Tfe
final meet Of the Middlesex Hunt Cub
With their English foShounds camo OFT
to-day near Aldie. about twelve niles
from the kennels. X was a fast and
n,nrd run over difficult Jumps and
through II sectionllittle traversed by
The. the hunts. The start was made from
.l ,l,; first Mannssas Cavalry Monument.
y large field followed, members OF the
alddleseX and the Loudounf Hunts. With
N, tll,snrs ~ ginson, master, leading.
~ u g hounds took tho scent from the
start; They. y,orlse well Keeping close
5 . n, Is trall.anl carrying the field III
aiidleb,lrg, across Jumps taken With Nv
, saS e ~ 9he fn!,oWers
many, lnnilsa3the foX was nut III and tbs
hounds called 3 n. S S. "a s5s5 e
" . !, pacl. Will return to South Hos
10 Tor ~ g sprtn g meets, ana the hunt
e {. !; soS WITT I follow ~ days. Ihs
tbss las SSe e a excellent
rerr,uptton8 IN the daily runs,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
BURLINGTON MANSION SAVED.
Several Outhouses Burn. nut Ha,
Work Preserves Home,

SSSe1Al outuouseA burn. Hut Hard
Work Preserves Home.
Especial 70 The Times. Dispatch1
ETNAf MILLS. VA, January 31.-The
old mansion at Burlington" on the
Mattaponi RIVER. owned by Mr.. Joseph
r. CiWathney. came near being burned
"Wednesday evening. Five buildings
around the dwelling were burned--tFn
Kitchen. which caught from the stove
pipe; the smokcho use. the asahouse.
the shop and henlouses. q
I, The fire started about $50 P. NJ, and
burnt for two hours. first one house
then another, while the crowd that had
gathered was fgh ting with all rnigi,t,
The mansion caught In the gable end
of the annex of the orig nal brick part
OF the building. TIE fire got in the
attic. At this juncture 1t was iouel,t
building would co. Foster JacI:-
SON took ar az and cut n hole through
the attic. through the roof, ana rolled
the tin OF and was handed water BIZ
TIE large crowd that had assembled.
All kind OF vessels were used. from a
gallon tin bucket to fish barrel.
Trees had to be cut down that had
caught on fire. - : 80
GWathmeS-. father OF Joseph n. Gwath.
mey and grandfather OF Or. William
Gwa thmey- It is on high hill over.
looking the lowgrounds OF the Malta
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
AUCTION SALE
OF THE
PERSONAL PROPERTY OF THE
EXPOSITION COMpAN,

e. Z
Pursuant TO a decree OF the Circuit,
Court Of the United S ates for the
Eastern District of Virginia, We will
proceed to sell, at pubic auction on
the premises. commencing
TUESDAY,. FEBRUARY 4. 1905.
at II O'clock A, NJ. and continuing
IRON day. to day until the sale is COM
pleted, the personal property OF the
Exposition Company. con-
lumber and building material. tent
tloors and camp fixtures. cots. mat
druggets bookcases, filing cabinets.
police motor launch. road implements.
etc.
We will also have for sale. privately.
at its appraised valuation, on and at
ter January, 80. 1905. n large quantity
OF insulated copper wire and cable,
electrical fixtures, fire oxtinguishers
and plumbing fixtures.
TERMS: Cash.
ALvXAtI NJ. MARTIN,
WILLIAM NJ. GEDDES,
Receivers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
THREATENS TO QUIT GAME.
William Bentley says He Is Done, But
~ NlnunEar Grim HOncn Nor.

tspec,ai 10 The Tii,es.Ci. cn,chl
LYSCHBURG, VA, January 3D.
William Bentley. better known as
Togo" catcher under reserve to the
local ball team and the leading batter
at the Virginia League last year. an.
nounces TINT he has played his last
professional ball. His arm. which put
covered from the accident. and he saws
he was never in. better shape than now.
1t is Manager G..n's Intention to
develop Bentley into an outhelder this
year and IT is hardly probable that he
VIII carry his threat into execution.
lie is easily one OF the most popular
players who have ever played here.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
TO DIVORCE 4IsuBE, w.ADDELL
Wife Institutes Suit against yot15
.AlMe ricun Lcngue Pitcher.

PHILADELPHIA. January 3t.-Ainy
Waddell brought suit for divorce IN
The Common Pleas Court to-day again.t
Rnbe. Waddell, the Athletics pitcher.
The suit is based on the ground of de.
Sertion. Thaddeus krause is counsel
for aIra. Wuddell. No papers were filed.
other than "A memorandum showing that
u suit had been brought.
Naddellt has had martial troubles be-
fore this. About two years ago. while
living in Camden, Waddells dornestic
troubles were aired. But that Slrg.
Waadell had contemplated divorce pro-
cetdtngs at this time comes as a su.-
prise to his friends and to baseball,
generally.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
LocnI Ontton in Shenandoah.

WOoDsToCk, VA January 3l.-.Ar
sT. w. Harrison, judge OF the circuit
Court to ho held on the 1st day Il
April to vote on the local option dues
5tion In stoneWnll District. In she.nai,-
sdoah county, This district is expected
closing the Last licensed Gistlllcry u, n
tile coun ty. a petttlon for an cleo tion
I'm Madison District was refused on nc-
Bcourt5ot not having a sufficient number
of signatures, #
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
a SPIKE ON THE RAIL.

Attempt to WreclS a Southern Train
Near New Market,
WOoDSToC VA. january ALA,
attempt Was made on Thursday night
to wreck the westbound passenger
tram Of the Southern Railway, near
the station OF New Market. this county.
A spike had been placed SO Tint it
would Rave dltched tho train he'd i { not
been discovered. 1t is supposed that
a discharged employe of the company
was guilty. ~ Il
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
Not n Lexington AIun.

LEXINGTON. VA. january 3l.-Tho
report sent out from Mobile, Ala, that
y. B. Barclay. Of Lexington, Va. was
in trouble on account OF giving checks
5inEton where no POUNDS wero to his
credit Is incorrect, In that no such
person ever lived here and the family
of that name In Lexington know Moth
inC about him. s5as.slt s-l.I.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
ACCIDENT TO Dn. :. G. BOOTH.
Falls Headlong Down the Steps an
Dlslocutc. aoth His Wrists.

sa.'st.' - '''ha Times p IsnatclI
BLACK STONE. VA, January ara
SERIOUS and Almost fatal accident be
fell Or. E. G. Booth at the Hotel Rip.
berger this week, resulting In the dis.
location OF both wrists and the break.
Ing Of bone in one. Doctor Booth was
about TO descend the steps from his
room for breakfast, when the heel
plate In his shoe caught in the tor
step, sending him leadlong down the
long flight of steps He threw out Ills
hands and caught the most OF his
weight upon these, with tho result
above noted. He also received a severe
bruise on tho forehead, but catching
upon his hands prevented worse lick
there, which might have resulted fatal
|, = . Z E
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
nRoDN..X DWELLINGS, DU,N.g
Three Destroyed During Might nnd MA,
Barely, Excapes, e
Ispeeial q The Times. plspatch.l

# lspeetalto The Times, ptsratch.
5ss} LACROSSE, VA, january 3l.--T hrae
stwo-storS dwellings, Mt ErodnaS, own.
GA by I. H.,NieholsoyL burned down
last night. The fire was discovered
about boz 4 o'cloek in the dwelling oceu-
MED By MI. Pnlly n renter Of Mi.
iNichosoih who lived on the upper floor
the lower floor having formerly heen
used for condnctlnf, q mercantile bust.
ness, Mr. Pully barely Ses capped being
burned tn death, rs III III, m
l9sS !VleSS eni g IN "a the llrc is nkloW, Il.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
nc.clvers suecced Tru...te.cs.

NORFOLK, VA. January Sl,--Rich.
ard Mc1lwaine and r. Il. Thorpe were
to-day named MS receivers Of tho Ideal
Pharmacies. ono located on High and
the other Middle Streets Portsmouth.
refereo in barkruptcv m t-n pt+,tsnr
or creditors They succeed the trustees
under mn ass 'gnment IN TIE state
court. recently filed bv Butt g. Com
cry, owners and operators OF the two
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
kESWICK HOUNDS.

Hunt fixtures for February Of 1Ses-
WICK Hounds are as follows:
Saturday. February i st-Drag HopnJs.
Keswick, y p. M. . 4 y = i Ti.- atius''
3 TUESDAY de- : February 4th-Fox Hounds.
Saturday, Fs bruary S+,, ~, J,
Hounds, schoolhouse, n. nj. 80 =
..r iues.aay, fe pruary II ti.---Fox Hounds.
saturday February 18TH Drao,
Hounds. Clsmont. r. NJ - = as
!, IuesGay Y !. t,e bruary sti,--Fox Hounds,
Saturday, February 22d%.- DRAG
Hounds. keswick. 2 r.. M. 2
TUESDAY, February 25tll-Fox Hounds,
Kennels, S A. NJ. ~ - y =
Saturday, February Goth Drag
hounds. Schoolhouso. 3 3
JULIAN MORRIS, Master.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
CHANGE IN sCHEDULE,
@. AND q. RAILWAY,
SriNJlAS- ETJ1EyfARv O3

EHsctlVe Sunday, Februarv "a. g.
at 1000 a. NJ, viii leave Richmond
lnstead9at 900 a. NJ, running daily ia
and daily except sun
day to Clifton Forge. Local train from
the East will arrive Richmond $3.50 i.
NJ. instead OF $40 a. NJ. and James
River train at $3.50 p. A.. Instead Of
6:4 5 r. NJ.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
Wurrcnton Horse Show.

W'ARiRENToN,' VA ,.s January isv s1.-At
a meeting Of the stockholders of the
lWarrenton Horse Show Association
held this week, all tlle> old Off GERS
We're rc-elected. The directors declared
tai stock.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
.Seaboard All Line Railway

ssoUTHBOUND TRAINS SCHEDULED TO
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY. -.-E! 8,
Charlotte. Wilmington o:a5 r. M.-Siesn.
er1 and coaches. Atlanta Birmingham sa j
5ysnnah. JacksonvIlle and Florida points.
Sleepers and coaches. Savannah, Jackson.
Vile ma Southwest ~ 800 : ff W
.NGRTHBouNp TRAINS SCHEDULED no
sos a.. NJ: 9:15 a. NJ. Fioridn Limt,Gu:f
.6:0.l b.. Nj G:Sd r. NJ. 1.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
SHOT HIS COMPANION.

"A Hunting Accident in Prince George
Dr. Drewry on Epilepsy.
PETERSBURG. VA January al
George Edwards. OF Prince George
county, was accidentally shot in the
head and dangerously wounded yes.
stsrtay by his cousin. q son OF George
Ma gee. of that cnurtv, while the two
boys We're hunting together. The az.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
SNOW DRIFTS IN MouNrA1Ns.
So Great That Highways Are Some.
.aidasstssa etlNcH. HlOckcll. -
[Specialsto The II I'm es- Dispa tch. n a
GaNA - lnl1l.a ~, ~ .1,l,l

Specialize The Times Dispatch.
4 MftlONTElsG =, AZ. January 3l.-Tle
month OF January has given a forclblc
illustrate lon OF the Sdlversifted; climate climate
3of OLD Virgin q. While the inimitabie
III. S. q, was flashing. his muse7 a.,
tuMnusly because tn e winter Wouldn't
whit thereaboUt,. Highland. "a II az
slddy altitude , was hsyIng tight II, !.
5ttr, and the month os Jan uary viii "a
into story as one or the most severe 4
lnsmany years. While there Il ave Is cen Il
most Of then We're too serisps'to ~ &.
terally affect the mean 4te n,,,a m h, i,
OF the month, The one fea iurlo 'm q or
. ,,a hoWeyer hes een the re-
the hlgnways at certain poi I' M ~
Shenandoah. Monterrey Il ana Aiiaph ! ~ ~.
mountains. The vii q 81 carry thee ar1t az, ~
g q hese ,narttcular. tNrhs lii tia r t,a
elsd through thesasdrif ORD ye1, ~
q IA llir ca n be rr slllned, z 49, ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
Richmond and Petersburg Electric Railwa,

| Cars leave Manchester, Seventh and Perry
Streets for Petersburg: -
o. q, g.. %. 10. II. s13 "a. NJ, L. g, 80, ri s.
.e6:i5. s6.37,8S, 80, 10 r. ii. f5$f,' ts3iR
p. for Chester; L. midnight. ton
Petersburg. 10y Al q,
Street. for Manchester.
6:35. ,t7:l5. 1856, $685. 9.35. .1o:s5.
ll:35 ~. NJ, l.::o, 1855. a:35, ASS. ss:35,a
p. NJ. 5a3ssa
Carries baggage and exprass
Limited. except Sunday and holidays.
All cars from Petersburg connec I WITT,
cars for RIcnmond. 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
Two Hundred Dollars
Reward for Negro
Murderer.

The undersigned will pay q reward
OF s2VO Ior the arrest Of the negro WHO
murdered Bonnie a. MCGEE, Jr., at
Esiliers telegraph office. on Atlantic
Coast Line Raiiroad, in Dinwidd:o
EQUITY. Friday. January 3lst. IN.
:aegro Ia about twenty years old, darn
brown comp. xion. ABOUT 8 feet inches
all, wore soft cap. dark-brown cou.
oundle. -
tsigned) p. b. fIALLIGAN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01

,,o nr ~ -
nthetes but
~ or delicate build
n of
shrnbbs
Others They
r." re .. inc most
:" america with
.'N"'"en' u"hetes receive
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01

. lnalS the l,o tIce the election ~
az inx IA thf LIE e. a {,
lam was 1re.o lent - ~
q 3fts sa i'teslaen az nit.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
The Clyde Steamship Company

gg rIIILApE,LI'HI.sS n
Y .lCtisiG ND AND NORFOLK III !. Il. s
Y Frelght received aud delivered duly II 4
Isl. s. @. Hys Co.iH Depot, ~ SeYGnteenth and
sKruad streats. II, II WClopTIN, soieititss
Asent, Clyde l.ins Wharf. l.hano ~ I0E N i3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
Chesapeake and Ohio RAILWAY.

a;9o !, " Fas. daily trains to old Point
400 p. N. and Norfolk. M
7:to y. NJ: Daily. Local to Newport News
900 z. Daily. Local to Old Point.
s.oo - AL Daily. Louisville. Cincinnati
LOO p NJ Chicago and ST. Louis PuliniaH
- : :. - deeper.
1e:0c A. M.--Daiiy -9ChnrIottesvile. except
Sunday to Hinton. except Sas.5
urday and SUNDAY to Cincinnati
S:f5 p. M.--Week Days-Local 10 Gordons.1
VILE.
10000 a. VI. Daily - Lynchbury. Lexington,
Va. and Clifton Forge.
5:l6 p .M--Week Days--To Lynchburg. &,
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND. Of
From the East--9:40 a. NJ, l1:i5 4. ~,
200 p. NJ. s:15 r. N.
Mn!n Limo West----7:so IA. NJ. $3.50 a. AZ
GAS F. Nj. s7:45 p. 81. e q =
James Rlvor Line--'s:s5 \. ~. ss:45g p. ~
Daily except Sunday
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
Atlantic Coast Line

EFFECTIVE JANUARY s. 1905
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY
For r!oridn ard South: S:15 "A. NJ. and
sT:.a p. ~, +lt:s0 r. n. fs,a7ts
For Norfolk: 9:oo.A. NJ, 900 p. NJ. ana
i:25 y. ii. 80.
For y. & W. Ry. West: 900 a. NJ. 1910.
ana $40 r. NJ 8-ss-
+ For Petcrsburg: 900 A. M.,sle:Iv. a:d,,,s.
sS;es Z. NJ, 600, $40 p. A.. 7:s5 and 1850
n. NJ. q
For Goldsooso and Fayetteville: .a:cs.
IN. NJ. sIs5s
Trains arrive Richmond daily s:to..
''ss:5n. 1:4o a. NJ; 1895. $40 IS and it.36
Il. NJ; si:s7. e:05. 6:5O, 500 and $3.50 p. Nj.
Except sunday .'sunday only, s.sEx-
cept Monday. s',sl't
Time OF arrivals and departures and con.
Eectlons not guaranteed.
c.. S. CAMPBELL. D. p A.:
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
Aatlrnans. 4: y
Southern Railway.

Ht i N
q TRAINS LEAVE RIcIisloSE, b.
3.--FoIIcwing schedule figures pus
llshcd only ns information. ana arc not
Guaranteed: 5sIsRs
100 A. n. --paiiy.-Locnt Tor chnrtotte.
~ ~ a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS p6t;4'
man to Atlanta and Blrtnngt am, MN
Crlenna. Memphis, ha.tniiooSn, and
az the South. Through coach foi
Chase City. oxford. Durham. ~
/, g;eD = M.-Ex. Snnday--KeysvllIa Local,
Ili;so q. M,.-pa ily--Liniited Ptllmun rcdd,
9:3o Y. NJ. tor all the South. l4,S
YORK RIVER LINE. s8gs
$3.50 e. MIX. sunday--To West Po,nt-.5
Connecting Tor Baltimore rMonday,
"wednesday, Friday. TIP "
2:l5 T.. M..-Monday "Wednesday and Fri
aay--Local to West Point. ss
a.so Mex. sundays--Loccal TO West
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND.
C;5b 81. NJ, $40 r. M.-.Erom all the soullill
A:1o T. M.-,Froni Charlotte. raleigh. Dur:
ham. Chase city hnn local stations, 81
s:to y. M.--f.rom koysviile--LocaI. A Essi4ss
+ 3:2e ~. M--From West Point. and from,
Baltlmore Wednesday. Friday and
1915 a. NJ. 5:45 r. 1i.--Local from west
g. w. wgsTBuRY. %. II. 49,
990 Z. Main Street. Phone 455. If
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
FOR NEW YORK

Via Night Line steamers except Saturday,
mukins connection IN Norfolk with MaInS
Nerfolls and Western Isy. at o AZ N. and \
NJ; and Chesapeakag and Ohio lRy al ygO
\ NJ. and Z. N. making connectiof, daily
ship sailing r. NJ Tickets at o = D.
Line OFFICE sos f.. Main Street, Richmond
Transfer Co... sl9 E. Main Street; nh . gJat.s,
terson. Murphy's Hotel, M X 80 n M II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01
..NICH0Ls GETS 8 RAISE.

Athletics shortstop Signs Cont "a d, ana
SAYS lie liA In G GOD l!0ndii Ion, 81
ASH reJtiTC ~. ] anuary VI D Simon
sNtcho the ~ hort ton or the Al .hletics.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01

ID Jump-E. D. John.
:kols. G. FL Cocks. Fl
,. Walker. r. 7. Thorn.
y, c. W. McFarlane G.
}. Lichtenstein. Jr., G
!. r.. Drumeller, r. j
~. r. S. Loving, Nice
Kent, w. .. Sydnor
w, a. Hutchinson c,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01

Shot Put-W. .
j. H. Cocks
J. II. Web Der, J. H.
avis, r. NJ. Lawrence
v. Robinson, w. E
'hornton, H. B. Rufty
.. ID. Lichten tein, IF.
". Blackburn Z I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-01

Junap-W. a. Hutche-
1son. Adrian Thomas,
,. Lichtensteln, e. w.
!. Rufty w. A. Graves,
l.. O. Halsey, j. n.
NJ. j. Rosen-
us. D. McC. Thornton,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-05

G~bofiaIpermiobeI, men en- sur, fom
mangen fienot eneeIif 2Gee bar III
roaoet fine Rntienter. Griier er mao.
ite ben IetforosieIisiie Jrust | Ser
Den.
5 Dor lib forbpber 2Ggerne @igt.
potienterne at ipiie nogen clogs igo.
lise Soeer, men raaber Dem til at
ipiie minoit ct 9ufin @olnsbber ON
Tagen. S4peIien tnber iig % Smer.
terne Iinores. Der berifer ingen Spil
ON at 8~alnsboer er meget npttige for
@igtpatienter, Iiseiom De osiao fan.
Iinore Tilf9Ioe af froniif @beuma.
tisme.
On an6en lienenoe Weoicin er
aiernerne af Stenappeliiner. Sisie
er meget blsoe % oliebolbise, % naar
De er fnuite, Inper man al benz en-
glanoina, Der er ct uom9rfet Mib.
Del mob SoIte.
Raa Ggeis gIabe banner ct Sn-
ieft en- Slags imaa rimoe Rligler,
fom fables for 8al9blet. If pulpe'
riiereoe @aI9bler, Der ligeiom gge-
treet i~noeboIoer Sannin, tilberebes
en- SaIpe, iom er npttig beo en- bel
SpI SttNinnNon1u1p
Man funoe npiten unoo9re en-
bpilfeniombelit Sriigt beore emo 81
tronen. @eo SebertiIfaloe fan intet
%eritatte oens iprIise Saft. Den bar
oeiaa fininlignenoe Ggenifaber ibet
BEN letter en- 5eberpatients Sempe.
ratilr neb. @iGloer BET at bemme en-
Sorfislelie / oeus l1bpifling er 81.
tronen ueritattelig. Saften at en-
Gitron blanbet meo ct 8las beot
@ano og bruffet, naar man eaar til
Sengs, er ct uomertet Speoemiooel,
ng efter en- iaaban 8iir paogner ga.
tienten ofte friif ben nGite Morsen.
Saften Of en- Gitron bIanbet meo
Scouting / en- Sop parmt 8ano og
bruffet, noar man gaar tilienss, er ct
uom9rfet Wi6bel moo Salsbet9n-
belle, Sesbeo og Soite.
gnoeIig ifaI rem Gitroniaft ofte
funne b9pe Sopeopine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-05
ct. Olaf ieirer igjen.

Ger ifripes til "0ecorab.8 oiten":
Wauoog aiten ben 81. gpr. bandit
ct. Slai College i9icu en- Seier /
Sebat meb Speniferne fra bort Sea.
fo.Gonege, @uitapus aoolpbus /
ct. Yeter, Winn.
SperesmaaIet, iom bebatterebes,
bar: "9eiluttet, at "Wtilnicipal
Spneribip" al "Street HaiIwaps"
er at f~oretrpffe ircmior priuat
"Spncribip" / 9per meb Ell 9eioIf-
ring al opcr 10000, foruoiat at iaa'
banne 9per bar loulig &et til at
Itifte @iGIo". 9. 8. 2unb, alpiu
Teteriou % &l,ooIpb 80. SieIoitao
for ct. Slaf foriuareoe ben poiitiue
SIDE, % Sper9smaaIets ne9atipe
She ioripareoes uf Carl s. Slion,
Iortin Sdei % 9. g. Seterion ira
@uitaous gbolpblis. af Gommerne
Subqe 6. q. Sagaorb, 8. g. SeipiS
fra 81, Iaitl og Erof, W. 9. Erice
fra Smatonna, Mtim., ftente TO for
ben poiitipe % en- for Den negatipe
SIDE.
Oct fortiener at bemGrfes, at ct.
Slof mi bar bebotteret meb 8rita'
rus gboIpbuS fem forifieaige 8ange
o. p,,nbet fire @anee. Sltn en- ene'
'te Sang bar oct bGnbt, at Spen'
iferncs araurlenter life bar "Ifuot
opcr". ct. SIai bar MI pitt baooe
/ Sebottcr % / ScltalenbehSprspcr,
Of Set itaur fulot no paa Ssioe meo
boilfetiombeItit al Horopeitens Cole
oer %. g. 8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-05
GnismGneie beibreset inoen o
Raancocr pco Entieura.

SEQ hapSe en- Hccnbe, mnrtrcnoc @cs
Ecnla belt iiNen ice rom til Gerbell, ~
iea CT uu en- Wuuo pdd 80 @ur. Sea
foriegtt ale &c geeoitiuer, lea bertc ON,
ucu iItot iuqen Sinnuiua. Sea bar Ills
farlia / CIT itrrttcIia EiIitalto. @it BLOB
btep tiyRoit ian hunrIiat, at Der operdlt
brsS nn reoe on bptoc @nINer, tileels Iaa
itorc iom @nIuenocr, bepirienSe TOR
Sncrte oa i~lbcboncIiQbeo. Seq trpenc,
jcS ifuIhe mite SuAeH pdu belle Geaentet,
men lea 0fhpIot mia FRA at tIe ma inn
lreaet iort 'uulia. Sca oGr imn nenbrnoi;
at ieG neppe iuuNe qigre init arbeioe.
SIR. GcIiou ". Burnett n~HbcfGleNc Srns
Gen al Guticurds9 dSlerne, ibet ban fore
iitrcoe mig, at sc ailoe hiGlpe o9 mco
St6su hclbreoc mig. Sea brli9te Gntis
ezra SEbc, ointment, 8cioloent %
Yjus, % lea Fan meb Sonobco Iiae, at
iee inNCr otte WNdneher BAR helhreoet.
Sea bill bicrteIiG nrbeinIe Guticurns9 eios
lcruc til ole, Der er an9rcbet Tom eg pnr.
ihCt iea tror, at be bill fiube Dem OF oGre
oil bhao &c uN9ipeS FOR. bois DC bruaer
rem ifclae Sor1frifternc. gnbncr, Tom
fuller on SouSbcOcn al o~pcn'tnnenoc,
Srn itript til Yer. Burnett, Tom Gierne til
bcribne min llbfoan
Sale gorntpeH, o.. 8. 9. 8, GeNnr
Corners, Siptuu, Sn-, 17be Guq. 1907"
Seq faofr'tcr meo 8Ipoe oocuitnncns
&c @ionesbpro. Set or SdlnFeO. Sea
ficnncr SIR. 8nroipen % oeS bpiItcu Sils
itarD ban pur /. Sun bIiper oIoria trGt
al al role GnticurasW toIernc.
"ReI'pn q. Burnett, $ipton. ga
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-05

cipil Wnno. anpiit at Erpfeftcn, og
en- ReprRientont at WinepGicnet.
Sum be M~iitonnobiler, Der tilbsrer
Statens NrGfioent, gmbeosmrno
ifslge Oeres Stining, Boitprienet 90
~cfientlige Snititltioner, er life Nc.
fpiiitionsIopen unberfoiteoe. ale
anore 9ierctsiers Snofalbelie fat.
ipttes peo 2~ootrGfning, iaaIeoes at
peo inotrQ6enoe Miobiliiering Wini.
rem | bner 4ommitre fan beorore oct
Mntal MutomobiIeiere, Der ifslge fore
tasen OpeisreIie ifal aigipe fine ais.
reteier, til at Iaoe bisie msoe poa De
af Militnretaten an9ipne Steoer %
Siber. Yriien for buer enfelt auto.
mobil blir rgie faitiot peb De aarlige
Wsnitringer, pe beroeo tages Senipn
til bet antaI Gar, De bar pRret |
9rug.
Saainart Miltomobilerl,e er moo.
taget, erbcIoer eierne en- gnnisning
paa 9eIsbet; bet itoar Dem fri for Ell.
ter enot 5elttog at fiSbe aisretsierne
tilbaee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-05
9lutom obiIer I Srigstio.

sc frantic Winiitre GlemencenI.
@crthou % Eicouart bar fcreIogt
Scputeretfamret ct 2~cpfor'la9 nn'
aaocnSe 8efpiiition al glrtomobiIcr |
Srio@tio meo 6en Wotooerine, Of De
/ pripot 9~eiiSoeIie pGrenoe Iutomo'
biler fan pGre SGrItpreI'en til Iter'te
9Sptte unbcr ariasiorboIo, sra lite
-16be Sanior oil Der oerfor bpert
slar / ale aommuuer iinoe en- Sp'
trIIina Steo al gutomobiIerne !
9anbet. Gon DC tilpeiebruate Sitter
onferes eierneS oe GbouiieurerneS
0aune meo Splpsnius on, bporuiot
oiSie iibite er g9ruepliaten lmberta.
itet. sra t6be Saniar til lite Ntarts
% ira 15oe IpriI til t5be Suni la.
Scr ariasmiuiiteren otSic aioretsier
inipiecre % flasiiiicere ueo SiGlp al
iorifienige commissioner, beitnaenbe
al en- Stabsofticer iom 5ormanb, Ell