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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-16

Wednesday evening from to 10
o'clock we will give our Spring Open
ing Of Millinery. We would like 10
have every lady in ChieKashacome out
as we have made extra preparations
and hope to eclipse all previous et-
forts. Do notforget the time, Wadnes-
day evening, March 1S, 7 to - o'clock
Iackman E Lemon. 3-l6.3t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-16
SCHOOL FOR DAHCING

Williams school for dancing in IA.
o. w. hall every Monday and Wadnes
day night. Reception dance every
Thursday might. Music By Bernsiis
orchestra. Children's class, Monday
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
from $3.50 TO 500 s.i0.lmo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-16

For coal, feed ana SEED see 2-lA9 MT
& Arnold. 4th and Kansas. Phone Rush
s4s, i'49'1 ing /,
T. +. Johnson Of alineo is well Mn
known visitor in the city today. ming
Lemc
w. e. Richardson has returned
home from Comanche. PEI
Alex
We win buy Or trade you for youl asha.
old furniture, etc. chickasha Furni.
Iture company a-lo-ot Chi
the
Mrs. H. w. Sutton Of comanche is etc.
spending few days this week with
Chickasha friends Mr.
homa
The big electric aign lights the path visit.
to good meats. phone 140 to Meals,
ID secure only the best 2-27-1mo Mi
ming
Millinery opening, Wednesday eve Lem
ming, to 10 o'clock-Jackman &
Lemon. S'lo-ot #
mes
Monthly blooming roses, z years oid The
rs cents at Chickasha greenhouse ust
s-4-tf
BI
MIR. and Mrs L. D Kinard Of Fl his
Reno spent Sunday with relatives IN vest
Chickasha.
Get a shamrock,potted plant, at the tors
monster ball, st. Patricks Day, at
Convention hall 3-12-5t M
fol
Frank Hermes, merchant from witt
HaieyyiIIe, arrived yesterday and will
. make his home here g
MOI
I one dollar down. one dollar a week, Con
are our easy terms on furniture, etc
Chickasha Furniture company. S-iG6t j
Il pro
Rose plants Is for s1OO at chicka- BY
sha greenhouse. S-4-f ing
4 J. Kirk and family moved Saturday v
from 52S Minnesota to rooms in the nitl
Bohart flats tur
If YOU have an Ice cream freezer be- i
longing to the owl Drug store, please cha
,otfy them. S-6-u SUI
ed
Fl. Hamilton, foreman at the Shaw
nee shops spent yesterday with friends /
in chiekasha. ia
inc
It's always good if you get It at cal
Noars eat market Phone 14O. and
t the best Of goods. 2-27-1mo J
Hernando Bennett Of Blanchard Wis Du
ited his father Rev. ] H Bennett q Pr
this city over Sunday.
= Millinery opening. Wednesday eve NJ
ming to 10 o'clock.-Jaelman in
Lemon 5-lo-St trc
Miss Beulah Lovelace returned slis
morning from Hobart, where she spent frc
Sunday with friends, ice
Il bu
duty you owe yourself and the
town Is TO plant trees now. Phone
479. Chickasha Nursery l-24-dtf a
m'
The Presbyterian guild win meet n
tomorrow evening with Mrs l. II.
Chase 12s South Thirteenth street
= Millinery opening. Wednesday eve te
ming to 10 o'eloek-Iackman & q
Lemon. a-ls-5t Of
If you want to sell your old furni-
ture, etc, ring SIS, Chickasha Furni- M
ture company s.ie-6- cC
The Miss Roulealu at ia South
Third street have a most complete Bl
line Of new millinery at astonishingly as
low prices. s-s-et la
The subordinate lodge Of the T. Q.
10. #. viii go to Bradley the latter part tc
of the week to organize lodge.
MeAlester fancy lump coal 81 per n
ton; phone 7s9 chickasha Coal and c
Wood Co. 313-6t
ri Mrs. ]. c. Renfro of Kemple, Wyo4 Ia
Is the guest Of Mrs. Julia q. Robbins At .
7O1 South First street. Il,
p
McAlester fancy lump coal 81 per
ton: phone 799. Chickasha Coal and
= wood Co. 1885,
Al Hawk Of bowie Tex. Is visit. '
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-16

Miss Cecil's studio is Alb Colorado
avenue. Orders taken for painting.
3-14-2t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-16

NJ. E Bunneh left Yesterday i0f
Rush Springs where be has build
ing contract
Millinery opening, Wednesday eve
ming, to 10 oclock.-Jackman &
Lemon. S-16-8t
Perry Alexander and R. H. Cox Of
Alex were Sunday visitors in Chick
7 asha.
Chiekasha Furniture company pays
the best prices for furniture. stoves
IS etc s-10-st
Mrs. Mary Hightower went to Okla
homa City today for short bisiness
p visit
Millinery opening, Wednesday eve
ming, to 10 o'clock -Jackman &
e Lemon. 3-l6-3t
If you want to plant trees, get good
nes, trees that are acclimated here.
ID The Chickasha Nursery will supply
ust what you want. Phone 479 dtf
Brakeman Fl. MI Welker sprained |
FL his left foot badly getting off train
IN yesterday.
Kreitz & speicker. Funeral Direc-
ne tors Phone 543. 1-1Stf
Mrs. A. Johnson left this Afternoon
foi Kansas City for few weeks visit
om with her daughter
ill
Get a shamrock,potted plant, at the
monster ball. st. Patricks Day, att
ek, Convention hall 3-l2-5t
j6t j. +. Aids Is improving his residence
property at S15 South Seventh street,
ka- BY putting in new walks and remodel
I ing the house
lay we pay the highest prices for fur
the Initure, stoves etc, Chickasha I'mni-
ture company. 3.tG-6t
be- Mr.. and Mrs. NJ, M Adkins Of Blan-
ase chard visited friends in this city over
i Sunday. Mr. Adkins formerly resid
ed in chickasha.
aw-
nds For a first class job Of buggy or car
iage painting. trimming or upholster-
ing call at City Blacksmith shop or
at call up phone 395 for prices. 2-13-dtf
and
70 w. e. Richardson, referee in bank
ruptcy has appointed Walter Witt Of
Wis Duncan receiver for Pritchard 4
q Pritchard Of that city.
eOnly the best for the block" is
eve Mails motto rhone l40 for quality
& in butchers product. Neal will always
Ct treat you right. 2-27-lmo
.lls Miss L. E. Kendall mas returned
pent from a two-weeks trip through Mex
leo and is again in her usual place O
business.
lone Bussong and Shilling have an up-to
If ate cleaning and repairing establish
ment under the Daily Express Office
meet rhey do frstclass work Try them
II. t
AIRS. 2. L. Mcfarland, and son, Mas
eve ter Earl, have returned home afte
& short visit with Mrs Lucy Rothwel
50 Of Anadarko.
arni- Get ,potted plant, at th'
irni- monster ball, St. Patrick's Day a
-o- Convention hall S-12-5t
outh Mrs. w. L. Peters and Miss Myrtle
7lete Bruun were among those from Chick
ngly asha who heard DeWolf Hopper in OK
ct laboma City Saturday night.
!. Q. Kreitz & speicker Funeral DireC
part tors, Phone 54S. 1-1Stf
Get shamrock potted plant, at tn
per monster ball, St. Patricl5s Day. q
and Convention hall. 8-12-5t
i-6t
Joe Matulys has resigned his pcs
Nyos tion as prescription clerk at the ON
ms at Drug store. and returned 10 Tulsa h
former home, where he has accepted
position IN the government service
! per
and HoW's THls7
8-s.
We offer One Hundred dollars I
visit ward for any case Of catarrh tina. ca
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-16

Get a shamrock. .potted plant. at the
monster bali. st. patrleks nay. st
Convention hall s.12.5t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-16

The ladies' auxiliary Of the aaptist
church will meet Tuesday afternoon
at three o'clock at the home Of Mrs. r
G Bayless, Ninth and Minnesota.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-16

TT. d. Gregg and family have return
ed home from a two weeks visit with
relatives in Hydro. Mr. Gregg yett
again this morning for a short business
visit in Oklahoma City.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-16

Col. T. A. PanlSy is in the clyt TAX
ing orders for Winona Mills beautiful
gloves and seamless hosiery, iestal
or phone call win reaeh him et 1ll2
chlckasha avenue. 3.t2.s9t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-16

]. +. Mccoy. assistant postmaster
st wichita was in the city Saturday
on his way to Duncan. He Is an
old friends of c. M. Fechheimer and
other wichitans in this city
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-16
REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE-t-4 block, vi
room house well built. barn,
bearing truittress, well, cistern, |
al cave. Whole enclosed in
picket fence. This property Is
on South Hill. Price $500,
time on 81, 500.
FOR SALE-5o #. vacant,
on sewerage, gas and water
mains, best part Of city on South
sth. Price $500.
Fer SALIl-I-2 block, good
barn, orchard, wind wheel.
Well located in residence portion
on Southwest Hill. Price So, 600
Money to Lean on Farms
JONAS COOK, REAL ESTATE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-16

Mrs. Dennis Dellis of Wichita Falls
Texas, arrived yesterday to visit her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. B. F. KendIg
She came from Waco where she has
been in a hospital
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-16

The c. ". B. N. Of the christian
church viii serve an Irish dinner st.
Patrlcks day, down town. S-1s.st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-16

faIrs. ]. NJ. Campbell of Oklahoma
rity spent Saturday and Sunday with
her sister Mrs. R. NJ. cayet Of this
city. and was a visitor at the sorosis
educational meeting Saturday
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-16

Bussong and Shilling have an up-to-
ate cleaning and repairing establish
ment under the Daily Express office
rhey do irstclass work. Try them.
d If
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-16

Rev. A. C. Jaclunon and D E. Em-
erson organized a Sunday school yes
terday at the Kilgore school mouse
west of town, Bro Jackmon preaching
ia good sermon.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-16

Miss L. E. Kendall mas returned
from a two-weeks' trip through Mex.
leo and is again in her usual place of
business.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-16

See Short & Blair for 6-per cent.
oans on good Indian titles. 3-l2st
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-16

aOnly the best for the block, is
Mails motto. rhone l40 for quality
in butchers product Neal will always
treat YOU right. 2-27-1mo
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-16

Have your spring suits cleaned and
pressed. We call for and deliver
Phone 1876. First door north OF Rock
Island babrer shop.-Fred II. HamiI
ton. s-lSSs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-16

A. ]. Hawk Of Bowie. Tex. is visit
ing his daughter. Mrs. NJ. L. Jones, al
her home on South Seventh stree
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-16

For first class job Of buggy or car
iage painting. trimming or upholster-
ng call at City Blacksmith shop or
all up phone 395 for prices. 2-1S-dtf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-16

w. E. Richardson, referee in bank
ruptcy, has appointed Walter Witt Of
duncan receiver for Pritchard 4
Pritchard Of that city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-16

McA1ester fancy lump coal 81 per
ton: phone 7S9. Chickasha Coal and
wood Co. 313-6.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-16

Mr.. and Mrs. M, NJ. Adkins of Blan-
chard visited friends in this city over
Sunday. Mr.. Adkins formerly resid
ed in Chickasha
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-16

AIRS. 2. L. Mcfarland, and son, Mas
ter Earl have returned home after
a short visit with Mrs Lucy Rothwell
of Anadarko.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-16

MeAlester fancy lump coal 81 per
ton: phone 7s9. chickasha Coal and
Wood Co. Jl3-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-16

Mrs. ]. G. Renfro of Kemple. Wyo.,
is the guest Of Mrs. Julia Z. Robbins at
701 South First street.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1908-03-16

We pay the highest prices for fur
niture, stoves, etc. Chickasha Imni-
ture company. 3.iG-6t
The oasis., 1908-02-08
HIDES AND HORNS.

lradO Cattle ~ Horse brOWers AS- .ociation put themselves on record m the public range question Mon- dav night by adopting the min ortity report of the resolutions com mittee by a vote of IFS to l16. When this vote had been counted the state association declared itself opposed to the government public land policy and as opposed to the present forest regulations.
 Stockman How to examine a stock animal. First take the tenn perature of the animal by placing d self-registering veterinary fever thermometer into the rectum, allow ing it to remain there from three to five minutes. The normal tenn perature of a COW is 101 degrees lfahrenheit) and the normal tenn perature of horse is 100 degrees (fahrenheit); hog 100 degrees; sheep 101 degrees. Second, take the pulse of the animal, which can be found at the angle of the lower jaw bone. The normal beats of a cows pulse is from 40 to 50 per minute, and that of horse is from 33 to 40 per minute. Third, count the resplra- tions of the animal, or the number of times it breathes, by watching the sides of Hanks, or by pressing the ear to the side. The normal respiration of COW is from 15 to 20 per minute, and that of a horse is from F to 15 per minute, while resting. If the temperature, pulse or respiration are found to be higher -or faster than above de- scribed, you will know that the animal is ailing.
 Stockman: The meeting of the National Cattle Growers associa- ton at Denver last week marks the beginning of another advance of the cattle industry in the great west. The Arizona delegates to the convention were Hon. J. J. Riggs of Dos Cabesas, and Dwight B. Heard of Phoenix. Both of these gentlemen are loud in their praise of the meeting and feel that much good was accomplished Perhaps the most important item before the convention was the set of resolutions prepared to be pre- sented to the members of congress and United States Senators. The light was principally between the sheepmen and cattlemen of the territory as to leasing of range lands. The cattlemen won by a vote of 386 to 32. The bill was in troduced by the sheepmen, who were in hopeless minority. This action on the part of the conven- ton was in reality an endorsement ot the public land policies of Pres ldent Roosevelt. He was wired oi what the convention had done, and sent the following reply from Washington, D. c. Telegram re- celved. Am extremely pleased, not on my own account, but because l thlnk the action taken is emphat- lcally Tn the interest of the nation as whole"
 Denver Field < Farm: A bull TOT the steer raiser should be of the pest beef style and in this respect tne Hereford is all right. The Whlte face is famous wherever it is known for blocky, beefy conforma lion and excellent quality. It car.
The oasis., 1908-02-08

 large per cent Of high priced meat. Both legs and neck are short, re. sulting in the minimum of shank and neck. Altogether tho Here. ford is beef type par excellent, having no superior and few if any equals The steer breeder wants 4 prolific bull. We hear consider able nowaday about fewer and better cattle, but the man who talks that does not refer to cattle which fail to breed regularly al- though bringing good calves, when they do come. The breeder of high class beef cattle is usually located on valuable land and cannot afford to keep cattle that do not breed with great regularity. The trait of prolificacy is peculiarly strong among Herefords. Out on the range one of the strong points of the Hereford is that when turned loose with the herd a Hereford bull will tend strictly to business and get far larger per cent of calves than any other breed.
 Stockman: The Missouri Ex- pertinent station at Columbia has just issued a very elaborate and handsomely illustrated bulletin on the most successful methods of fattening cattle, by Dean H. J. Waters. This bulletin summar- izes the experience and conclusions of about GOO of the most exper- fenced and successful cattle feeders of Missouri, Illinois and Iowa, and contains also a summary of the re- suits of large number of tests with different kinds of feed, differ. ent ages of cattle, etc., conducted by the Experiment Station at Columbia. It considers such prac- tical questions as the most profit able age to fatten cattle, the proper weight, the best season of the year, the best method of preparing feed, the best sort of shelter, the market demands, the best sort of ofroughness, etc. It is illustrated with cuts of the different types of beef cattle including excellent illustrations ol the fat steer herd exhibited by the college this season at the Inter State fair, Sedalia, the American Royal, Kansas City, and the Inter national Live Stock exposition, Chicago. These steers won 9 cham pionship prizes, 17 first prizes, 1e second prizes, ' third prizes, and 2 fourth prizes. Every steer was at every show, excepting one steer at one show. This bulletin is fol free distribution and may be had for the asking by any farmer oi citizen. The station has other.bul. letins for free distribution on such subjects as Cowpeas, Alfalfa Grow ing, the most profitable way tC
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-03

bar man iset at forifaffe en- fllb.
itenoig Samling al ane Bigger, iom
er Bit ifrepet oper Horges TO itore
0iatcre. Seq ifal life Der opregne
oisie Sfrifter, men ifal anfsre De
8ritiferes oe Observation-Disclosures
9abne, iom bar bebanolet Sbiens
Sramaer % bpis @9rfer ~llniperiite-
tets norbiife gogiamling inbbefat'
ter: Inatbon aaa, Inbreas'Sa lo'
me, arder, gabr, Berg, gernar.
bius', 9ina, gopeien, 9rabm, Bran.
oes, 8uItbaupt, Se Born, Soumic,
@osie, Sanitein, Serforb, Ser5felo,
Solm, sS9ger, 2ambef, 2arsion,
2inogren, 2e1epen, 2otbar, 2it5.
mann, Welin, Wsller, Souri6, gas-
large, Eetid, Bailien, Hei6, &obin.
ion, Sarblea, S6ocf, S6onbad,
Gdistt, Sbap, Steiger, Stein, So.
ienil,s, @einiger, @icfihib, @oerner
co Seitifrift til Sbien (uogiuet Of
@ran). g. g..
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-03
NnrD Dnkntn.

ISiiDm Gmiarantreiie. Mabe.
line Sfciuc, en- fS.aarsgammel
rnsiiif Eige, tom ben Bite Warts
til lit geiternmeliesiteo | @rano
5orfs, efter at bun / ct Var % ipp
Wanneoer bdube p0ret paa 8eien fra
TT GeoeIano. gao @runo al en-
Eienipgoom bar bun bIepen tilbage.
bolot iaapeI | 9pSflanb Tom / galti.
more, % poa iioitnGpnte Steo
moatte benoes Sober betale $3t pr.
Waaneo for benoes Opbolo pon ct
SoipitaI, in6ti[ bun blep / iaaoan
Sorfatning, at acknowledgement.
%oigbeoerne Loo benoe pasiere.
SiGpelife EIaner. @us. Sobnion,
Ell prominent Garner Der boeoe fem
Wail ipo for 4enmore, er blepen frn.
oct mproet | fit SienL og 81. 9. @oab
og Satin Gople iioOer | 8arb 60.
SGngicl anflagebe for llgierningen.
Hoab, Der for tire Tiger iioen bar ia.
get | Sieneite af Sobuion, fom for
rige Sirsbag til aerrtare % %fortal.
te, at Sobnion i al Salt bar reiit iii
Sperige, ba bans MfoOer oer bar
beo. San fortalte pioere, at Sobn'
ion baboe ober6raget til BAN at iRl-
&c, bpao Der bar pao GSarmen, og at
ban til at biGIpe fig meb bette bapoe
cngageret Tatip COME (ber | Barren.
Ties bem9rfet for nogle Tiger iioen
bar lsslaot fra SInoeriet). 9isie
TO bapbe ioIgt flere 9Gs Speoe og
nogle Seite, oa en- al Sobnions Ha.
boer begpnote at fatte Nistanfe, iiPr
oa Sobnion aIbrig bapoe ubtalt no.
gen Wuligbeo for at reiie bort, bpor-
for ban reiite til Germore og tit De
TO "Susboloere" arreIterebe. Samti.
big bnpbe 1oitmeiter 9obbs | Seen.
naston anitinet en- ueia9tig timber.
isgeIie / Sobnions Stem, bpor ct
mt Stpffe 2ineolelr, Der bar fa't'
ipigret poa @ulpet, itrar pafte Wis-
tanfe. 8eo Siernelien al oett' Rite
Der fla en- bIobpIettet Gem | 3rlpet.
% / ai9loeren families Solutions
Gig. 9enne afilsrina pafte it9rf Sp'
bioielie bIanbt Smeguens Sarmerc,
oa Ser off @pgter ON, at man oiloc
iorisge at bem9gtiee fig DC TO Scr.
brpoere % Ipnfe benz, men bisle
blep Ian burtig Tom muIig braat til
Gountpfpngilet. Den mprbebe Wano
bar / lpngere Sio boet peb 8enmare,
bpor ban bar bel fienot oe a9tet.
Sons fraifiltc Suitru og benbes Dot
ter Dor paa en- Claim omtrent to
MiI fra bans Sarm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-03
Ttnn Dnkntu.
Hnrmrrs Glenntpr / @rittpn.

Snrmcrs Glcuntur / Srittun. Sar.
mer1c | Smeanen al 9ritton bar or.
goniicrct ct Sarmer8 COOPERATIVE
elevator Gorupanp, % bette bar MI
fipbt &cIIcpS gIeootor Der / 9pen,
bnor set itrar uil begpnoc Sorrctnin'
ger. &. q. Sltnroe or ScIifabetS
GrUiioeut.
StntSlanS nSlcicS. On 9onIfe be.
tpoeIiN Gel Stat&Inn0 err bIcpen no
Icict / oei icuere Sih. % / Butte Co.,
hpor Der for fort Sib iiSen Inlet bar
ubIcict, er MI life minorc enc So
Scctioucr toget. : @rooftueS Go.
bctoIte enfeltc 2Cierc ioa me9et Tom
$3.50 pr. gcre for al beupttc So.
IouS I 9ebet al Iaret.
ISmirul Shlcp til y)auftpn. Oct
er uctop bIeucu befieubt blanbt Sri.
mIrerue / g)nufton at Hear Ibmi-
raj SdIen SeItcn ira SieIlaget peb
Suutiago, piI bliue tilitebe peo oct
itore Srimurermeoe, iom ifal oibol-
OeS ser / Wioten al Ndi Maoneb.
Ntuu bill bcnptte gnlebninsen til at
giue sen aitrooSte aomiral Ell glim.
rcnoc Robtogclie, o. Sorbereoelicr
BERTH or nllerebe paabeapnbt.
$50 til S45 pr. Were. Statens
SfoleIouo ! DC ipolige Counter er
M bIcpct toreret, ioet Triierr er iai
Ill fra $50 til $40 pr. gcre, os
Qsbet al gpriI Iaaneo bill oct blipe
frembuot tiliaIss. R9ite llse oil Ell
IignenNe @GrbiGttelie iinbe Steb
oe uorbIiee Counter al Stateu, %
"a Der / benne Del iiubes en- bel Del
"Gnbopment~ .2aub, pil Triien moa'
ife blipe lot uoeet lopere, emo | ocn
ipoligc Del.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-03
Jopa Statsuniperiitet.
28oe marts 1908.

2ooe ltdrts 1905.
Sibit ifrep ie9 Iiot anaoaenoe
"Gbba"s (por noroiife Soreniuas)
Sirfiombeo | oct forlsbne Semeiter.
Seq faar ba benne Sang fanben6e
iortGlle Iiot ont oct norbiife giblio.
tbef peo bort llniperiitet. Som be.
fienbt blep oct ifonbinapiife 9eparte.
meut oprettet for otte aar iioen. Ser
fanotes ba / llniperiitetets 9ibIiotbef
ntflrat 90 norife, banife % ipenife
@paer, err BET Bit mig %fortaIt. Strafs
citer DR.. SIoms aniGttclie iom 2G.
rer / "be norbiife Sprog % 2ittera.
tnrer", iom SiteIen lpoer, ~forlangte
og fit ban $500 til Snofieb al norife
oe banife 9seer. Gen lite Sftober
1900 por Ser altiaa omtrent 400
Sino ion en- @egpnoelie til oct MI.
r9renoe 9~ibIiotbef, iom teller CO.
1900 gino % iiges at bore, paa oct
iiloiofiife Smraaoe % | Den rtpere
norife 9%itterotlr, baooe oct fliIoftPn'
biaIte % oct melt noisgte ! Sanoet.
Sea tar life | get9nfning at iigc,
at bette iiffcrt er SiIf9lbet meo Sen.
ipn til oeu Gel al gibliotbcfet, JON
inobeiotter ben norif.ipenife Sprpg'
'biItorie, oIbnorif % islunoit Sitte'
%rotur, nprbiif @ptoIogi % ! Sen
mere o~ittcratlr, iiGr Senrif Sbien
% @iaias Se9uer, Iaa De her nronte
ierite TO Sas booes iaaoanne Sios.
I~friiter oa Irrfcr iom grfip ior nor
Diff SiIologi auualer og garbsser
for norbiif SiIoIogi 9oroiif SioS'
frift for SiloIo9j Stnoier | MODERN
Spraafpetenifop, Sania, Sunlfe
Shioier, Spr6f oh Still, Horoiif
ISiosIfriit, Siitoriif Siosifriit Spen.
ia 9anosmdl ot ipenift Solflip, 9i'
plcmatarium N~orpesieum, De biotil
uoaipne Strifter al "Samiuno til
llogipelie al gammel noroilf Sitte.
ratur", SslpnSinea S6aur, Eorges
camle 9ooe, SamIing af Sperises
oamIa 9ogar, Stepbens Seanoina.
Ipian @unnic Documents, 9orppS
GouItihItipnm 9aniae, Sbc Saga
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-04-03
"Sine Oorrit."

Der er finn faa af 9eierne, iom
life fienoer "2ine Sorrit" al ben
itore enseIife Sorfatter CHARLES 81.
efens og meb Snteresie bar fliIgt
benbes Sfiebne.
Oct bill ba iiffert ~interesiere at
bore, at bum life er en- opoigtet Ser.
ion, oa at bum open / 8isbet enbmt
finoes blanot DC 2eoenoes Sal, ON
bun emo mn er Ell meaet gammel
Dame. ut bun III er bIepen braget
frem, ifebe efter forifiellige BLADES
Mebbelelier paa ben Waabe, at Der
! 9onoon ifiiloe afboloes en- goiar
til Sorbel for fattige 9srn. On 9el
of 9onoons iornemite Gamer bapoe
/ set SiemeS i~liittet fig iammen, %