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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-09

Question 2.--1s EPSON salts as good
to physc n horse as 1t is for COW?
give my cows ono pound OF salts; Is
that too much? And would you give
that much, or more. to a horse?
Answer.--Epsom salts IL the p't.sic
for cow--one pound with two ounces
of powdered ginger is a good dose,
given In n pint of water. For the horse
however. I would advise aioes, barb,
six drams; here you may add one ounce
of powdered ginger also. though 1t Is
best to give II IN the form of a ball
(pilD. would not advise EPSON salts
as purgative for the horse In any
dose.
Question 3-Can tho condition
known az hay hcaves" be cured In tho
horse? If so please give treatment for
a permanent cure.
Answer.--No; heaves cannot be per-
manentiy cured. The condition can
be relieved. and to such an extent that
the most expert horseman can not de-
tcct the trouble, unless he subjects tho
affected horse to plenty of dry. dusty
hay, without any preventive treat
ment. However, II the horse Is put on
dry hay and allowed to eat quantity
of the dry hay for twcnty-four hours
the trouble will be noticed again at the
end OF that time. IT matters not how
we'll the animal appeared before eat
| ing the dusty hay. The quantity and
quality of the hay seems to agsravate
the trouble or appears TO be the ex-
citing cause OF the return OF the dis
eased condition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-09

Z; r HALL. Of Washington, p. C.. who
owns fine farm at Bcaleton. Va, is
wintering quite q strong stable Of
trotters and PAGERS there which are
in charge Of his father. charles y.
Hall. AIonHo Corbin, tue virginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-09

team in the run for championship hon
ors.
Juniors. Position. Seniors
Grigg. ....... centre .....E. Gillian
Taylor. -. right-forward .Mosby
(Captain)
Blanton.... left forward ........ Call
Lorraine. left-guard M. Gillian
Adair. right-guard -. L. Adair
subs--H. Taylor. Coleman; c.
Phillips. A. Tiller.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-09

Homer j. ,Iamison is wintering al
Radford, Va. where his stable includes
the PAGERS. Minnie Thompson. Fleety j..
2I5 Ii; Major I(iplins, Lucy, Gentry
and others. among the lot being sew
cral promising green trottcrs.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-02-09

or recent additions 70 the ranks q
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
OF EARRING.

NO. -to Z.
.sri%e4;. lorinae; ss. In 'ts eopls. District
ter of the Petition of The
p Supply Ditch Company
ree Adiudicating its right
orage Of Water in Certain
RS in said Water District
the use OF such Water for
h Purposes.
free, w. III. G. Taylor, in the
tled action. having made and
port Of his findings OF fact, and
s of law, and having recon-
decree; said report having been
he LIST day Of April. A, ID. loos;
cqurt having by order fixed
the llth day of May, A. ID. 1908,
k, A. NJ, AS the date and hour
flil sit to hear objections, II any,
Pc made against said report and
decree: and having fixed that
tar and settle any exceptions
pc made to said report and pro-
.fee:
erefore, by order Of said court.
pereby given to all persons in
p appropriations OF water from
IN Poudre River and its tribu-
tNater District No. 3, that on the
p May, A. ID. 1908. the district
Ping in and for Larimer County
Pllins, Colorado, wi u be in ses,,
Pe purpose of hearing any and
Qhs to the report OF said referee,
Sings and proposed decree. and
Celve, hear and determine all eN-
that may be made to said report,
Prt thereof. and to the form or
q the proposed decree,
Y Fort Collins, Colorado. this 2nd
HARRY II. HARTMAN,
Clerk of said Court.
blication in Greeley Tribune
Us; last publication May Z. 'Os.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07
brn { Houston
OF PUBLIC TRUSTEES

The Standard Land and In
Company, by deed of trust
fh day OF March, 1907, which is
the office OF the Clerk and
the County Of Weld, Colorado,
ved to the Public Trustee in
County OF Weld, Colorado,
b. described real estate in the
Weld, Colorado, to-wit:
h one-hali OF the northeast
south one-half OF the north.
6r: the southeast quarter: the
3alf OF the southwest quarter:
th-east quarter of the south
3er; all in section numbered
&35l, in township numbered
Rth, of range numbered sixty
lest; also the northeast quar-
>n numbered two t2), in town
)red three t3) north, OF range
Sixty seven (6T) west. Also
|e-half of the northwest quar-
st one-half OF the northeast
Ad the northeast quarter OF
Test quarter: all in section
leven lp, in township num-
t3) north. of range num-
lseven t67) west. Also the
uarter and the east one-half
west quarter OF section num-
v-six (26). and the north one
northeast quarter and the
blf of the northwest quarter
mbered thirty-five tS5l, all in
nmbered four tD north. OF
bered siXty-seven t6T) west.
th all ditch and water rights
pr held by said company, in
P-half interest in and to the
ives ditch, and in and to the
b thereby. and in and to the
ms secured therefor. the same
ties numbers thirteen l3l
three (23l in water district
10 t2l, save and except a one
1-l4l interest in said ditch.
freed to be conveyed to Leake
by a bond for deed dated
1906, and also together with
n and water rights and right
kase water which are now or
ore been used upon or in
with said land. or any part
wever. to all rights of way
bitches and for public roads
n on or across said premises,
heretofore become fixed and
10 which any other person or
has an absolute right.
n of trust was made to secure
of its one promisso,y note
with said deed Of trust, for
|ifty-five thousand and no-lOO
Dollars, payable to the order
Greenblatt x Max Bron-
before three years after the
with interest thereon at six
annum until paid, interest
3i-annually, as is more partic-
rth in said deed of trust, ref
hich is hereby made for great
and,
The said The Standard Land
TENT Company having default
payment OF the interest due
the 9th day OF March, A. D.
which interest still remains
and unpaid. and the legal
bid note having elected on ac-
n default to declare said note
liable forthwith:
fefore. at the written request
Greenblatt and Max Bron-
|gal holders OF said note, pur-
p. |, the undersigned. Public
and for the County of Weld,
! o hereby give notice that i
hour OF - o'clock noon of Sat
l3rd day OF May, A. ID. 1908, at
lor Of the County Court House,
In the County of Weld, Colo
public auction. to the highest
dder for cash, the said describ.
}, and all the right, title and
the said The Standard Land
nent Company. its successors
g therein, for the purpose Of
lum of Fifty-fiveThousand Dol
D., and interest thereon at the
'er cent per annum from the
1907, to the date of
the indebtedness secured by
trust), and the cost and ex.
this trust, and will
he purchaser a certificate of
,ided by law.
ireeley. Colorado, April 18th,
p. w. ALLEN,
ustee in and for the County OF
Colorado,
in Greeley Tribune
F.: last publication May 81, Os.
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07

Continued on page 10Y
The Greeley tribune., 1908-05-07

TRULY SCIENTIFIC IN BASIS
pocnuse such a system is not general
10 associated with scientific thought
H.. onestion is often asked. how can
oort,in results be achieved through
, nuroly mental, or spiritual method;
and yet careful consideration resea''
to us unmistakably that all hunia,i On
periences. both desirable ana uhues,I
able. are more or less lhe result
thought. Taking this 1ac' upon W. it,
mere basis of ordinary neea anu ,.s
supply. we see that the tart'er '''"''
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-10-16
Ross Mango Cure

Is guaranteed to cure Mango and Ecze
ma. A new and wonderful discovery
Put up In pill form. Quickly kills the
Mango germ, yet is absolutely non.
poisonous. Thousands Of cases cured
after the old style, nasty, local appli-
cations had failed. No trouble to use.
Price, soc per box. Money refunded II
cure Is not effected. Ross Dead Quick
Vermifuge never fails; price, SOC. Ross
Germ Lotion great for kennel and
stable kills neas, lice, chicken mites.
etc; price, 50c per battle. Ross Anti
septic Dog Soap keeps dogs hair and
skin healthy. Sold in Greenwood by
s. L. Raines and L. N. Chandler. Mail
orders promptly filed.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-10-16
Harrison County Fair a Success.

Glowing reports come to us OF tn,
grand success the Harrison County Fai
is enjoying. Thousands Of isitol
poured through the Fair gates during
the exhibitions, and the management
seems to have scored q brilliant sue.
cess.
Every Fair In the State has made not
only expenses, but have set aside a few
jitneys for next years events.
More reasons than ever that LeHore
county should get busy and rustic up 4
Fair. 1t behooves us to get In tho
great agricultural revolution that Is
sweeping the State, and the only and
best way to realize the results We are
for is to organize and maintain
\ classy Fair.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-10-16
LESS THAN
10000 VOTES CAST.
All But five Counties Send In Official
figures For Recent Election.

All but five counties have made
official returns of the election,
Tuesday, November 9Th, to Sec
retary of State j. NJ. Power, and
the total vote, it is believed, will
not run over $4,000, the lightest
ever recorded in Mississippi.
Kinds was the only county that
voted directly against the elect
i've judiciary, and a majority OF
the ballots cast in this county
were in opposition, while in the
First and Second Congressional
Districts the total vote on the
Amendments was larger than the
vote cast for Cogressmen.
The amendments have all car
ried, and by a large majority, as
the remaining five counties OF
Clay, lssaquena, Forrest, Marshall
and Rankin, will make but little,
if any change, in the final count
on these amendments, with pros
poets of increasing the majority
for them to some extent.
In the Sixth Congressional Dis
trict Charles F. Meyers, Socialist,
received % votes, just enough to
get him in the official count. The
vote by districts, exclusive of the
five counties, is as follows:
First DESTRUCTION Congress,
f. S. Gambler, Jr., 1904; first
amendment 2,275, against SAB.
Second District--For Congress
II. d Stephens, 1909; first amend
ment 1861, against 500; second
2,2l2, against 766; third 2,O8l,
against no.
Third DESTRUCTION Congress,
B. &. Humphreys, 1889; first
amendment 1893, against $50;
second 1924, against 644; third
1,242, against $50.
Fourth DISTRIBUTOR Congress,
T. u. Sisson, 1867; first amend
ment 3,262, against 405, second
3,107, against 600, third 1907
against 450.
Fifth District 49, For Congress,
S. A. Witherspoon, 3,9ll; first
amendment 1876, against 662,
second 3,787, against 500, third
1858, against 476.
Sixth DESTRUCTION Congress
B. p. Harrison, 1858, first amend
ment 3,479, against 324, second
1897, against 437, third 3,269,
afainst 327.
Seventh DESTRUCTION Congress
w. A. Dickson 2,468; first amend
ment 1868, against 40l, second
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-10-16
Decentralization.

Mrs. william Henry Buchanan an
n the engagement and approach
Ing marriage OF her daughter, Jennie
Ellen, TO Thomas VILLA ns Benton, Of
Bessemer, Ala, the wedding to take
place on Wednesday morning, November
30th, ut li;s0 o'clock, Ut the home OF
the brides sister, Mrs. Frank McCleish,
vicksburg, Miss
Tbs groom II one OF Bessemer's
splendid young business mon, being
moral and upright, and stands high
both In a business and social way.
The bride IL we'll known In reen-
wood, having lived In this city many
wears before moving to Clsrksdale ana
v~icksburg. Miss Buchanan possesses
MANY tr ats Of character that max
her quite popular, and her many frienas
and admirers join with US In extending
hearty congratulations In advance.
~
The Commonwealth, $3.50 per year
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-10-16
Directories on Sale.

The re, ular price Of the Greenwood
City Directory is o. so per copy, but IL
order that a large number may DO dis.
posed of before December LIST, they
ara now being sold for S2.0o to those
WHO will cal! at The Commonwealth
Office before the frat OF next month.
Several orders have been mailed in
from adjacent towns, and the promoters
OF the attractive booklet feel fne over
she many good things they have heard
a'1st the publication.
Nhs Directory will be a permanent
at sir, and the next issue, which will
renew The present one in duo time
promises to be- more accurate and more
comprehensive.
Purchase n Of the present edit, q
now and avail yourself Of the present
cut rets.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-10-16
Not Sorry For BIunder.

III my friendf hadn't Numbered il
thinking was 4 doomed victim Of cor
sumption, | Yisht not be alive now,
writes D. T. SANDERS, OF Harrodsburs
Ky, but o rjten years they saw evet,
attempt to Gure me Of a lung-rackips
cough fail. AT last | tried Dr.. King
View Discovery. Tho effect was wop.
aerful. IL soon stopped the cough anr
I an nowbn better health than | hayt
for years. This wonderful life
san unrivaled remedy for CT ugh
solids. lagrippe, asthma. Group, hemor
3tageA. whoorjn ing cough or weak lungs
Doc, fl.00. Trial bottle free. Guaran
go w al druggists.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-10-16
TRIBUTE TO MRS..
GREENWOOD LtfLORE
Written by a Prominent Relative Who
Resides al maimalSOn.

Mrs. Gree nwOod L'lDre, wifo nf the
late Green wood Ltflnre, p~AacrfullN
passed from earth on Tuesday evening
the 9Th inst, AZ go O'clock, at beI
home. Malmaison.
At her bedside were gathered those
OF her loved ones-Mrs. Rebecca Lee
fore Harris, her daughter, and grand
children, including those of the fifth
generation.
Mrs. Lelore was born In Tennessee,
and reared and educated in the little
village OF Nashville" She gave her
hand In marriage at quite at an early
age to the young chieftain, Greenwood
Leflore, moving to Mississippi, and
spending her entire life on the historic
spot, Malmaison.
When deaths summons came, the, an
nouncement was heard with no sur,
prise, neither was it unlocked for OF
the part of either relative & or friends
Whatever may have been her faults
Mrs. Lelore Ia now with her God OF
her virtues she was bountifully possess
cd, and was generous to a fault.
She expressed the fullest faith in her
Savior, and a willingness to go when
called. She lived past the years aIlot-
ted to man, and to her many borrowed
years we're added, having attained to
the ripe old age Of ninety-three.
Until a few days before stricken
down, she still possessed healthy, clear
mind. She was a woman of unusual
intellect, strong mentality and was
always interested in the worlds his
tory. More than three quarters of a
century OF her life was spent at the
ancient and historic villa of Malmaison,
the county seat of her husband, the late
Greenwood Lefore, the wise paleface
chief, the last ruler Of the Choctaws
when that peaceful tribe hunted its own
lands east Of the Father Of Waters.
After this sad parting with those
near and dear to her, her remains we're
placed, according to her desire, beside
those Of her husband, who has slept for
nearly half a century in the family
hurying-grouhd, just across the hill, on
the Malmaison estate. Qnite a number
Of friends and neighbors, coming ON
and from the vicinity, were pres
1T the burial. Thus it is In the death of
this venerable woman whose spirit has
youe to rest, the curtain is drawn, she
into history with him whose
memory is honored as a great leader and
'uler and whose influence welded f,sl
rood, is felt to this day In the y11MA
10 displayed In bringingA~ the
nsmorable treaty bet1 S|s Of his
ribo and the whit CHI 1iicled as
he Dancing Rs@rreaty."
One Of t. beautiful and i'm
: -, In honor Of this
oble woman was, white encircled |
bout h9r grave. one OF her great
reat-grandchildren, Ray Written Rob
rson. aged six and ous-half years., fl
Miss, and who is Of stuff.
lent age to fully comprehend what he
4
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-10-16
Shall Women Vote?

II they did, millions would vote DR.
Kings New Life Pills the true remedy
for women. For banishing dull, tagged
feelings, backsche or headache, con.
s~tipation, dispelling colds, impartinR
appetite and toning up the system,
they're ~unequaled. Easy, safe, sure. 1sc
at all druggists.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-10-16
6INTRsl UuaIAJ
OF INORMAn|
" Al Meetings Of Churches, 60
f%raterual Orders. Etc.

irvine, pastor. Sunday School avs. " y
morning at 9:45. Services AZ M. ~
? = Christian Endeayor. sunday NJ
at 7'l5 O'clock. The Earnest Wo,ls"s9
ciety has disbanded for the summ.,
Church located on corner wa.h,,...Y
and Main st. "
AT the Methodist church: Rev n / q.
gins, pastor; Sunday School prorn,,,-
9:45, Services at II a M and s D N. cbr.s.
corner washington and Cotton ST..
AT the First Baptist church. n, II
EDWARDS. pastor. Sunday school at o..
and services every Sunday at II 4 = anas,S
p M. Church on Howard st. B W.T.
on Sunday at $3.50 p m.
AT the Episcopal church. Rev Gsoroa
Myers, rector. Sunday school at III I
hour, Services at II a m and s i n. chn.s
on corner of Howard and Church sts.
At the Catholic church: Mass on frs, III
days of month at 900 a m. second sunds1
at 800 a m, on third Sundays at s;oO X m.S
fourth Sunday the priest will be IN IerI,s
ton. Father Thos Mcnamara, pastor.
At the Christian church; Rev. W. k. Clera
ents, pastor: Sunday school at 10 an NH
services every Sunday at Ii a m and / n
church on West Market st
The Kings Daugbters, circ,a nao,.
the first Friday afternoon OF zach month NJ
the Methodist church
The Pythians meet everv rhrroa.,
ing at Castle Hall. IN the n abnar hr,,a,s 4
m, ..
nerv,sors, room at rho court bo,sa y M
CITY the 1rst Monday In every month
H'Tbe Roard az Aldermen mee+ a. ths a.
tuesday n avery month a. the c,tv HIN
rbe M.so,s meet at tho Masonic Hal,
tho First National Ra,k everv Mondor J..
ming of each week.
The odd FeIlows meet every Tnesda, s,ssS
| ming In the Dahmer building.
Tho Fl,,s ho,5 ,ha;r r,eot,nrs a, ia M.
uouo On w-oshineto, ava ~ s.m II NM.
dau ovo,tnos ~ aach wnoL
=, -
Inc w. "'ee1 ivory i"ife fr'uat u
e"'" i'''' III Nv D'i'i o"ii'
The Eagles meet every Monday night at
their home on q Front.
Business League rooms are open at all
tim IS during the day, on W Market street;
7 W Sterling, secretary, and W L ShcaNr,
assistant secretary Public stenographer al
League room from o a m to SPIN.
p,r,,s o,a, az q o,e,ocl a m and close At ,
ororu oftor,oon exoant sa.nrdav vhp.
thov c,osa a. I o,c,oc,y
-
mail " 'ch'"'ef anu
oa'ly az hooh'
Circuit court is held In Greenwood ever!
November, February and July.
Chancery court convenes in April and
November.
po,,,. un. :, ,o,d ararv oftarroor j,
o,t,, NJ, - oo,n,ann
Inc Guy omCers are as ioilo"s' CIV Mvns'
JOY mayor mIiler' chlei VI poiN''
messrs W N BELL foung, " M "nis'ns'
Ton Jho shute ana JOG ~ aiue'.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-10-16

II you are going to have q Beautiful
Enlargement made from a photograph,
for some ones Christmas gift, order 1t
NOW. Prices to suit the customers
purse, at Mrs. Spurrier's.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-10-16
1901, against FOL, third 1866

1901, against FOL, third 1860,
against sol,
Eighth Dis.rict--For Congress,
J. w. Collier 1920; first amend
ment 1919, against AL; second
1888, against 632, third 956, against
400.
The total vote for congressman
thus fari 22,8o6; first amendment
lo,43O,i against 1872; second
amendment 1857, against ABB;
third amendment 1881, against
3,949.
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-10-16
Dates for Criminal Gases.

Money court, Judge L # Fredericks, first
and third Saturdays.
Minter city court, Judge ] J Sins, first and
third Tuesdays.
schlater court, Judge W Z Ethridge, second
and fourth Wednesday.
Greenwood court, Judge d P Montgomery
every Friday.
Itta Bena court, Judge X F Love, every
Thursday,
sidon court, Judge W Hatch, second and
fourth Saturdays,
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-10-16
Dates for Civil Cases.

Money court, first and third Tuesday.
Minter city court, first and third Monday
Schlater court, first and third "Wednesday.
Greenwood court, first and third Thurs
day.
Itta Bena court, second and fourth Mon
day.
sidon court, second and fourth Thursday
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1908-10-16

Has 1t ever occurred to ySu how far
a dozen o. your Photographers will 60
in remembering your frisAds at Christ
nas-tide NOW is thy time to have
sittinss made for aolidhy Photographs
Call Vt Mrs. SpurrierE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07
Sra Gprtng 0roUe.
(@fter "Seralo".l

- IuSrep 8oiS berfra gpen 90
bans Son 6. 5. fra Renbouie er reiit
til Gmuion q. O., for at beisee Seq
Der 8oiS.
Otter ct Bar Tigers 9eisg hos
SlGetninge / Spring @rope, penOte
Wtrs. g. Sonion forrige Wonoag til
bagc til fit Stem / 9ienna, 2. ..
Irnt aminbsruo, anton Com.
men oa Senrp Snlporion reiite Man.
bag til GSmono, u. Gof., ben iioite
for al bribe i'm grooerS Sarm.
1rs. Ole 8iIbelmion reiite
forriae llge til @tiblanb, 9. Sof.,
buor ben6es Mano bar 2ono. De bill
be9ge blipe boenoe Der | 2ebet al
Sommeren.
&C. q. @IoSru6, Der | Iprgere
SiS bar opbolbt iig hos fine Sor9I.
ore, Mr. % MrS. Suit. 8lasrlio,
reiite Sirsbag meo en- SScrnboneboens
laonin9 Scite og Heoifober til Wooie.
Jam, CANADA, bpor ban pil oripe lSar.
ming. Sans grooer artbur fuIgte
meo bom.
- gtels 8. Sefte Der bar bIonot
De isrite Der neOiatte fig / Soulton
Goitntp, osoe Den 276e Worts / tit
Stem | Spring 8rppe, 70 aar gam.
mel. Ifosbe bar loot / Sol, Sailing.
oal, % fom | 1868 meo fine SorRl.
Ore Der til 2nnoet, bpor ban, eiter ct
Ear aorS SpboIO / SaiuoiS, / 1855
neoiatte iig poo Den 5arm / @ilming.
ton Sopnibip, Der inbtiI Ter glor iiben
par bans Stem og bpor bans Spiger.
isn, y. u. Ollie, MI Dor. s 1859
blep Sefte gift meb Wiiis Sngrio 81.
gnroion, % be bapoe / fit 9@gtelfob
nj 9srn, bpornf fire er bsbe. San
efterloocr iig SiiitriL fire 9stre og Ell
Sen - Sbcobor Sefte / @ulcott, g.
8. 9e9raoelien fanbt Steb Den lite
GpriI, ibet Siset isrit bra9tes til ocn
norife airfe | Spring @rope os Der.
ira til 8iImington Strife, bpor Serb.
fpitelien ianot Steo. Gaitorerne
Heqile Oh @ein forrette6e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07
RIaacrne pes eczema sap is
for Sutienra.

"Guiicuras MioIcrne cr uIt, bpaS Sc
flyer on Rem. Sea bnpSe gcsemu / ooer
10 aar. Sea babe to 2Gaer. men sc
hiaIp mig nm en- fort SiS. oa iea fan
life opreeue ale DC SaIoer % Smprclicr.
ipnt ica bruatc til iuaeu gfptts. gline
Nuiler en 0SaSle Sdar. Sc tleeoe
% brrrote, ian lea life iunbe fore.
4lrrioe Tie gdd nGiteu ire Nudneeer.
Vim Ranh tiIrddnehc eli Saa at prone
Guticurds TioIcrue. Otter ire @onges
Srna rso iea Scn bcofte 6biIe, req haooe
baot | mnancoSois, rrScu BRIG al Spias
ter. Sea brugte Ct Srt al Guticura
SGbe. Guticura ointment % Guttcrra
MrioIoeui ellis. oa mine Hnfler beIeSes
paa hort Sih. Get or m ct Ndr. iioeH
ie9 brliate GSticira. men gcseno er lite
iommeu iaien.
Is ooer ct gnr booSe ica CT IiOer
&iuioc / min ere 2ieuIrpl, Der imertcoe
10 bIco iterre ill bier Sio. Sea beiluts
teSe al BRUCE 9uticIrd Sphe OF 0iuts
mcnt pnn ocr. % nj; or ben pPt. Sea or
IS aar ann1meI % bar boet paa ocn
Sdrm, ri mn inoehducr, / 81 Gnr. CUE
ticuras Riblerne CT DC iiireite OIL melt
paaItSeIiee. iea bar brlqt for ale SUBS
lihiIGt. Mrs. 9apiS Srpnn, 2octc,
Gbdiptoro 60. Grt.. 1soe gtat % l3oe
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-07
Qmors Meiteripiuop.

Zen pelficubte WinneapoliSiour.
nnItit Sarrp 8. anappeu bar lot
&cforbenl San forelifebe iia, erfIG.
rcoe Jig, forIopebe fig % eifteoe iig,
cit | Ssbet al oct trauae SibSrnm
al 1 Sime. Eoo @eien pcitoper til
ScottIe forrige uae trni ban / 8un-
manpoguen Ell ing Dame, WtiiS
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MileS Gitp. Oct bar ct "@linfifno"
for S%fsier9iitten amor, % oct bar
mer enc oct, for ben iamme Iil ioa.
reoe Dem bcgae. Ger blen aiort Siir.
tiie meb 40 0filS Surt / Simen mes
set Reiultat, at anlroen blep fupttet
rmiboelbort efter So9ctS gnfpmit
til Butte, buor forreiten Den "rsb.
menbe 8ruo" bnube fit Stem.