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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-01
Sjcnerifabs. % INSTRUMENTATION
blanSt Sarmcrne.

On Bette pigtige Spsrgsmaal be-
retter Sr. @ouace paa Sarmerfom'
miSiioncnS Segne, at / De forItleltge
CeIe al 2anbet gnbes Der I%nleOrinG
til at bIipe fienot meo mango SIags
Sorbolb onganenoe 1bisreIien al oct
egentIige Irbeibe paa Sarmen. S
Sp6en er set Negrene og De Ioafalote
fattige Spioe. Gen Sang oisle
2onoSoeIe ierIt bIeo ~iettlet, bar Sao'
lanoet oeo apIten iPrIig ififtet iii
@omulosaoI, og arbeioet uoisrtes al
Slooerne. Gen Mano, Der life bar
rig nof til at eie en- Slope, nsotes til
at finite til De beiereIiggenoe 9ele al
2onoet, iom bar minbre frugtbart.
Otter SIaperiets Ififofielie bar
SEN @ano beIoigit itiQet, bOiS 6or'
pIore life bapbe eiet Slnper, men bar
IIeuen neSt til ielo at arbetoe og
hj1Ipe Zig ielo.
Set er tpiIiomt, ia me9et toiliomt,
ON Be Sorte, / alminOeligbee taget,
er beore Itiaet ioog, END sc bar / SIa'
perietS Gage. Gen 6ribeo, iom er ct
tort @ooe, fan o9iaa iergeIig mis-
brugcS.
Ncgrcne oiI life gierne looe Jig leic
ION NrbeiOere pau 2dnoet, entcn oil
De bore 2eilGnotnger eaer De otI
BELT iege til @perne.
3 Sero5 ]forcfommer en- m Irt af
glrbcibere, Sc ioofnIote "Eeou5", Der
err al merifonif 9tace blanOet nico
iponif BLOB. De iimplere GloSier
blon6t 6iSie "9uebIoS" iom Sc tal'
res. uoiercr arbeioet paa Sc itore
"Rarde5" poo biSic aorter.
5 Ggnen omtring 81 Goio er Der
res SiOen al merifonif Srbeiocr'
bipIp ogIoo Sn0inncre, Ser Ieic& ION
Soroonrfere. Omfring Sllcion be-
ito0 4rbeioSfIaSien ubeluftenOe al
9lre6lo. Snoionere al ubIanOet BLOB,
buiIte iagOe3 at UGre meget goot LITE
iom SieneiteioIt.
: California er Ir6ei0erforboloe'
ne a6ifiQigt mere inopiflet END noGet
onSet Stc0, ri bnr beisgt. 6rugtap'
Icrue er be, iom iiGr bcfIagcr @on'fe'
Itabcoen mcb Seuipn I'll paalioeliG
GrbcioSbipIp. aineierre, Der tioIi'
aere bIeo tiQaot at fomnle bio, pal
ubmprfct gooe % t%roioIte Nrbeioerc'
mi forbp6e$ bette: SupmeIerne et
mi Der / ct tort glutal og ilptter inS
Tor at ipIte go Der, trob5 9efoltnin'
gen iunes aft anSet emo goot oerom
Sopaneierue bar pitt zig upuaIibeIige
noar oct eiPIber at boIOe ct Ssftt
eQer of opipl6e en- Sontraft. lllif
9ineierre ser nGiten nIbrig fieber e
Stpfte Serb. er Sapaucierne begiGr
Iige eiter al eie 2anO % liar Jig oC
neo / trtte alpngcr. buorpeo ouorI
Gotionaliteter, Der life erifer oere!
gtaboitnb. nsOeS til al iortrrffe. gat
! beme Waa0e or itore areaIer al Bin
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-01
quiet % Rfckkrnft.
Replsrret al en- pratti1f SusmubeL
Garm Totctesialat.

gfaa opifnorne Goteter IpggeS / en-
Ii6en emaIieret @rpoe iommen meo
ct Iioet Stpffe Smer, noget 500, lot
SoIt % ct Iioet @ran &~isOfroft, Sua'
get iptte8 paa % oct belle Itaor %
Imoaiurrer, til Goteterne er ganife
mere. Gen ipiies Itrar o8 er me8et
oo6 iii fpISt &ie0.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-01
Galups.

Ioa Stpffer Srefieo iom err ifaa'
ret / tpnoe Sfiper, IGa9es / 9ltnben
al en- @rpoe, bpori Der fsrit err lagt
G. Iioet Stpffe 3eot eller Smer. Salt
og Geber itrees oocr, og liot Ssg,
itaoret / tnnoe Sfiper og Oerouer l9g.
geS ct Sag roa Toteter, opifanret /
Sfiper. Soa &ieo o.i.p. Siot fol0t
@anb bpI6es oper, 2aooet ipttes poo
90 set imooiurrer, til oct er aIoeIes
mort.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-01
fsranif 8rpniascinppe.

aool. @uIereooer, Taitiroffer.
CGorInipS) Seleri, 2sg, fort ia9t
aIilngS @rsnioscr, flores op / Sit
rcr % fogeS more / iaa meget Sanb.
iom man pil bape til Suppe. Solt
% Tebcr bope3 / Piter 9ebag, aiso'
f,ait behspe$ life. Gen maa fogeS,
til He0Ocrne or goot uofogtc. en
aIat Smer booes / @rp6eu, Iigc isr
Suopen ifQl bGIOes op.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-01

Rasieu I. Oct forrnes iom imaa
Boiler 90 bisie itegeS i fogeuoe
SmuIt. Oct er beSit at hare Dem op
/ en- "8ire Srepiro @aifet", mel,
man fan ogiaa tage benz ioriietie op
.meo en- SulIep. 9e ieroereS itrar.
gslicr meS EotstcSs Sing umfrins.
SoIoe Goteter "itenme3", itampes
! Serpaa goot, pipes meO Iibt Smsr
% NeIt. tili9tte5 Salt o. Reber.
9or mar en- Ring 6orm bar man
Boteterre beri bar nan life, former
man Dem / en- ruuh NinQ / en- inntrt
Fonoe, bar Iibt imeItet Smer oper %
iteger set til bet er brlmt. Get Isi'
ties foriigtig ODER boo ct ilaOt. uarnrt
6oo % iteste 1elicr IGg8eS / @tio'
ten.
Spmat.S aucc til Mnfaruni, til fulSt
ajsb % Sill u.i.u.
en- boIp Garoc Gomater ioor ct
Spfog, tiIipttes 1 Gbeife Sitffer, u
Sbeife Salt, s 9ehcrforr % ct tibet
S~ourbprbloo og tO8ca 20 Wtinuter.
Set presses gienncm Ell i'm Gil %
tiIiPttes en- Sop Siaofroit. SmioIers
iii brunes fire Spiicifccr Smsr, fire
Spiieifeer DEL baUca ocri % oct 'pG.
oes Iiot efter Itbt, un0er itobtg On,
rsren, meo Spmottraften. Saoiuurt
Get bar iaaet ct Spfog cr oct fGrotg.
Iuobina af Bananas % SrsSfrum.
mCr.
en- Guoiugform imGrcS goot %
GeforereS / gur0cn meO Gdn0ieo
Cherries, opIfooret ! Singer, iont
imou Strimler me6 SItot. 30 Spi'
ieifeer Smer bape5 op / Ell baIp Sop
WeIf. og set iaar ct 0ptog. Ere 9gg
ptipeS meo ire Spiicifccr Suffer, hen
fcaer6e WeIf bellies beri,, tiIiPttes 1
Gbeifc &oniIie % bpIocS itror oocr
fire Infer ppimuIorcOe @r6bfrlim'
mer. Wan bar octtc foriigtig op i
Tormen, bar beroOcr ire @nrono8,
opifaarct / tpnbe Stiocr, bar "9ut.
ter Gopcr" ooer % "itenmer" 4no.
biroen / en- Steomcr TO elmer. Zen
fan qoot ipiies u0er Snuce.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-01

gaGr re Ertocr III interference.
fuu pFr fuu teulis At mcooeIe. al
&c fuu ocrcs advertisement ! Tee
eprdbs EcftcH". let ffrer Fem ben
beetle BebdueEira.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-01
Salfun Sfaapp.

aoIfun.S enene foaeS og files. Gn
Suuce IopeS al 10 Spiieifeer Smsr og
TO Spiieifeer @el, iom ipGOe8 meb
araftcn al Surfepbenene. Gen til.
iRtte8 Ell Sbcife SaIt og ct Iibet
Gran Geber. s gunoer al eft Stege'
fuo bar man ct Sag GracfersG rumbs,
icm err tiIiat Solt og Feber % blon'
oct meS Iiot imeItet Smer. aoIfun'
ITcg, opifnaret / imao Stgffer legges
oeroper, Saltccn bellies ooer og pon
2oppen bones Gracter-Grumbs til.
tereet iom openior b~eifreOet. Gen
itegeS / bco @~ogeropr, til BEN er
6run paa Sopper.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-01
siifebOacr al rpsct aueite (Salibnt)

Sman GOtetGr ifrPQes og oeIes /
fire Stptfer buer. On Fiut al bette
bupes op / en- @rpoe og iaa meget
@ano at set uPiten rnar oper Gote.
terne. On Sop roget aueite, iom er
irie for Climb % Ben % piaet Oh /
bitteimaa Stptfer bapes op / @rps
Nen meo 8oteterne og 0et toses lang.
iomt, til Yoteterne er msre. Ban.
set bpIoes al os 6iit o. Goteter tam,
pes riatis goot iammen. geber %
list SuIt tiIiGttes. Ct sGg pipes
aoot. noget al BEN itampeoe Wasit
6IunSes oermeo % nnar oct er gobt
iammenar6eioet bar man Reiten al
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-01-01

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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-18

very Deaurlcil ana grand surroundings.
We had been hunting through great
pine wood which ran Up to the edge
Of broad cacyon-lilse valley, bounded
by sheer walls of rock There were
fresh tracks of elk about and we had
been advancing up wind with even
more than our usual caution when. on
stepping out into patch OF open
ground, near the edge Of the cliff. we
came upon great bull. beating and
thrashing his antlers against young
tree. about eighty yards of. He
stopped and faced Us for a second. his
mighty antlers thrown IN the air. as he
held his head aloft. Behind him tow
cred the tall and sombre pines. while
at his feet the jutting crags overriding
the deep chasm below. that stretched
or between high walls of barren and
snow-streaked rocks. the cvergreens
clinging to their sides. while along the
bottom the rapid torrent gathered in
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-18
The sehinx and Success.

The Sphinx and Success.
The ambitious young man approach
ed the sphinx and said. ''Oh. tell me.
what rule makes for success.'
II VIII. SIR" said the sphinx. with q
slight smile "No man II q success
alone. He must have his associates. his
assistants. Select q capable general
manager and make him responsible to
you for everything. Choose for him a
lieutenant. holding him responsible to
your general manager. For the lieu
tenant get q division superintendent
under command Of the lieutenant. un-
der him an assistant. and under him
an assistant. and under the assistan
assistant q helper. each In turn respon-
sible to the one above. Follow this
the last and lowest man. You your
self have NO worry. no frets. and need
only to draw the dividends. You may
even live in Europe"
But" asked the ambitious young
man. puzzled. how am to be able to
select the right menr
And then the sphinx smiled broadly.
Ned-Honest. are these jokes origi-
nal with you?
Ted-Yes; ! wrote 'em all.
Ned-But why?
Ted-To support my family.
Ned-But II your family IL a. old rs
those jokes It must be fully able to
support itself.-Clsveland Leader.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-18
Daughter Of a Railroad Mag
nate Gives Her Parents
Bad Scare.
ESCAPES WITHOUT A HURT
FRISCO svsreM.s VICE pNEs,.
DENT TlE0 UP the GNTlNG
ROAD UNTIL HIS DAUGHTER re,
TURNS SAFELY.

Ravenna, New. July 17.-whilo
walking in her sleep Miss Lois Camp
bell. the l6-year-old daughter OF Vice
President Campbell. Of the Frisco
Railroad. leaped from the rear OF her
fathers private car attached to .
Burlington flyer rs the train was
speeding over the prairies west OF Ra-
VIENNA at midnight.
Rendered unconscious by the tall.
the girl finally recovered and Tagged
a freight train. on which she rode 10
the next station. where she was found
by a special train which had been
sent out to search for her. She -
practically uninjured.
Mr.. Campbell. with his family. <was
returning from the Seattle exposition
his car being attached to the Burline-
ton. When the train reached Raven
Ina II was discovered that Miss Lois
was missing.
She had been known to walk In her
sleep. and fearing that she had fallen
from the train. the parents were Wild
with apprehension. Mrs. Campbell
completely collapsing.
The dispatcher at RavennA was no
titled and q special train made mp. to
which the Campbell car was attached.
The car was Immediately sent west
lover the line from which the girl had
disappeared. 4 special headlight being
placed on the pilot and watchmAn
beside 1t. All trains passing over the
division were notified to run slowly
and keep a strict watch for the girl.
When the special reached Sweet
water, Miss Lois was standing on the
platform waiting for her parents. Ac-
cording to her story. she awoke to
find herself lying beside the railroad
track. She had been unconscious. but
was practically uninjured. She had
mo idea how long she had been there.
nor the manner In which she had
reached the place.
However. she got to her feet and
started walking down the track. Az
ter walking half an hour she saw .
locomotive approaching. and standing
lin the glare of the headlight. manag-
| ed to flag the train. She told her
story to the conductor. and was taken
aboard. At the next station. the con-
ductor was handed the order OF the
Idispatcher to keep watch for the miss
ing girl, and Immediately telegraphed
that she was aboard the train.
Mr.. Campbell's special could not be
reached by telegraph. and the first he
knew of his daughters safety was
when he arrived at sweetwater.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-18

lakes As tie b...l turned to run I
struck him just behind tie shoulder:
he reeled to the death-biow, but stag
gered gameiy on few rods into the
forest before sinking to the ground.
with my secord bullet through his
lungs
Two or three days later than this
killed another bull, nearly as large. in
the same patch OF woods In which
had slain the first. A bear had been
feeding on the carcass Of the latter,
and. after vain effort to find his den.
we determined to beat through the
woods and try to start him up. Ac-
cordingiy. Merrifeld. the teamster. and
myself took parallel courses some three
hundred yards apart. and started at
one end to walk through to the other.
doubt IL the teamster much wished to
meet a bear alone (yyhile nothing would
have given Merrif1eld more hearty and
unaffected enjoyment than to have en-
countered an entire family. and he
gradually edged In pretty close to me.
Where the woods became pretty open
saw him suddenly lift his rife and
fire. and Immediately afterwards a
splendid bull elk trotted past In front
Of me. evidently untouched. the team
ster having missed. The elk ran TO
the other side of two trees that stood
close together some seventy yards of.
and stopped for moment to look
round. KEeeliE. down l fred at the
only part of his body could see be-
tween the two trees. and sent bullet
into his flank. Away he went. and ]
after. running in my moccasins over
the moss mi pc needles for ell there
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-18

tie tao,e-land We SoSe1 osf fsf aId
wide over q great oeEe1eA e bcoDa
country, TIE brown e wAeoe Nh I'D
valleys was varied eve0whero ~
patches oe dull Hea and vivid yellow.
tokens that the tsses weE0 ALREADY pat
ting ON the dHo0 with which they
greet the mortal ripening oe the var.
The deep and narrow but smooth "a
vines running mp towards the edges
Of the plateaus were heavily wooded.
the bright green tree-tops rising 10
. height they rarely reach In tho bar.
rem plains-ceuntry: and The rocky
sides OF the sheer goeUes were clad
with thick growth OF dwarfed co0ar2
while here and there the trailing Wiz
ginia creepers burned crimson among
their sombre masses.
We hunted s.ealthily up-wiud. across
the line Of the heavily timbe-ed cou-
lies. We soon saw traces OF our
quarry: old tracks at frst then the
fresh footprints Of single elk-a bull.
judging by the sise-which had come
down to drink at q mirey alkaii pool
its feet slipping 20 as to leave the
marks OF the false hoofs In the soft
soil. We hunted with painstaking and
noiseless care for many hours; at last
rs l led old Manisol up to look over
the edge of narrow ravine. there was
crash and movement In the timber
below me. and Immediately afterwards
caught a glimpse Of great bull ELI
trotting up through the young trees a
he CALAMITY breasted the steep hillside
opposite. When clear Of The woods,
and directly across the valley from me
he stopped and turned half roun1
throwing his head In the air to gaxa
for a moment Mt the intruder. My bull
let struck too far back. but. neverthe'
less. made deadly wound. and the ell
| went over the crest OF the hill 1t Z
wild. plunging gallop. We followed
the bloody trail for . quarter Of q
! mile. and found him dead In Q thicket
Though OF large size. he yet had bat
small antlers. with few points.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-18

Soon the Uentson steaks tpcTe brotltng.
at walk. We passed the second elk
and l kept on alone after the third,
not able to go at more than slow trot
myself. and too much winded to dare
risk q shot at any distance. He got
out Of the burnt patch. going into some
thick timber in deep ravine; closed
pretty well. and rushed after him into
thicket Of young evergreens. Hardly
was I In when there was a scramble
and bounce among them and l caught
a glimpse of a yellow body moving out
to one side: ran out toward the edge
and fred through the twigs at the
moving beast. Down it went, but
when l ran up. to my disgust found
that I had jumped and killed. in my
haste. black-tail deer, which must
have been already reused by the pas
sage Of the wounded elk. at once
took up the tran Of the latter again.
but after little while the blood grew
less, and ceased. and lost the track;
nor could find It. hunt as hard as
might. The poor beast could not have
gone I'VE hundred yards; yet we never
found the carcass.
Then walked slowly back past the
deer I had slain by so curious a mis-
chance, to the elk. The first one shot
down was already dead. The second
was only wounded. though it could not
rise. When It saw us coming 1t sought
to hide from us BY laying its neck dat
on 10 ground. but when we came up
close it raised It's head and looked
proudly at m. the heavy name bris-
thing up ON the neck. while its eyes
giarsd and its teeth grated together.
felt really sorry to kill it. Though
these we've both well-known eIks, their
antlers, ~ ten points. were small,
twisted. and ill-shaped: In fact hardly
worth preserving, except to call to
mind chase in which during . few
minutes did ~ much downright hard
work - Il has often fallen to my lot
to do The burnt earth had blackened
our faces and hands till we looked like
negroes.
The finest ball. with the best head
tAak ! 80 Nas klle1 n the m1dst q
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-18

This is the time Of year you will
want a new pair Of pants to finish out
the summer suit I'VE have a nice line
Of Summer Pants in good worsteds in
the new stripes at $50. $1.9S. $50.
$2.9S and $500 We save you money
in the clothing department.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-18

uC DfcSlOuO CvCuluk, To-
H38AN ward sunset, / had seen
three bulls trotting of
across m open glade toward great
stretch Of forest and broken ground.
UP near the foot of the rocky peaks.
Next morning early we started of to
hunt through this country. The walk
ing was hard work. especially up and
down the steep cliffs. covered with slip
perry pine needles: or among the wind
rams, where the rows OF dead trees lay
piled up across one another in the
widest confusion. We saw nothing
until we came to a large patch of burnt
ground, where we at once found the
soft, black soil marked up by elk hoofs;
nor had we penetrated into it more
than few hundred yards before we
came to tracks made but a few min
utes before, and almost instantly after
ward saw three bull elk. probab bly,
those had seen on the preceding day
We had been running briskly uphill
through the soft, heavy loan, in which
eur feet made no noise. but slipped and
sank deeply; as a consequence, was
all out Of breath and my hand 30 IN
steady that missed my first shot.
Elk. however, do not vanish with
the instantaneous rapidity Of fright
ened deer, and these three trotted OF
in direction Quartering to US. doubt
II l ever went through more violent
exertion than in the next ten min
utes. We raced after them at full
speed, opening FIRE; wounded all
three, but none Of the wounds were
Immediately disabling. They trotted
on and we painted afterwards, slipping
on the wet earth, pitching headlong
over charred stumps. leaping on dead
logs that broke beneath our weight.
more than once measuring our full
length on the ground. halting and nr-
ing whenever we got chance. At
last one bull fell; we passed him by
after the others which were still run
ming uphill. The sweat streamed into
my eyes and made burrows in the
sooty mud that covered my face, from
having fallen full length down on the
burnt earth; sobbed for breath as
/ toiled at a stumbling trot after them,
as nearly done out as could well be.
At this moment they turned down-hill.
1t was a great relief; a man who is
too done up to 60 steep uphill can
still run fast enough down: with a last
squirt closed in near enough to fire
again; one elk fell; the other went OF
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-18
a Night Riders Raid.

The worst night riders are calomel,
croton oil or aloes pills. They raid
your bed to rob you Of rest. Not so
with DR.. Kings New Life Pills. They
never distress or Inconvenience. but
always cleanse the system. curing
Colds, Headache, Constipation, Ma
laria, 25c. at A. G.. L,lken 4 Co.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-18
THE THEA TER
Glen Miller Park.

The Glen Park Amusement Co, have
arranged to give the general public
very interesting entertainment in the
Park Of evenings commencing next
Monday evening. July 10. This enter
tainment will be strictly free to every
one and 1t is thought it will undoubt-
edly prove popular as it will be held
in the open air and will be made up
OF very strong program consisting of
moving pictures and illustrated songs.
There will be two sets of pictures,
each film being 1000 feet in length
and an illustrated song. Mrs. Hen
shaw has been secured to do the sing
ing. There will be an entire change
Of program every Monday. Wednes-
day and Friday. thus affording three
different programs each week.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-18

.Thank you. she said AS he finally
gave her his scat; '.the car bumps 80
it's almost impossible to stand on your
feet"
That was because Kept pullin' 'em
out OF the way. ma'am." be replied.
''bat you did manage 70 land on my
tpet corn . ee1Dls of timss.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-18
HUNTING
THE
ELK
nv

Copyright. 1855, BY @. r. Putnarn's Sons.
Published under arrangement with G. p.
rMtnam's Sons, New York and London
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-18

You can have your choice q any hat
In the millinery department. and We
have some very nice ones LETT Jet for
the late buyers at .&z.lS
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-18

See the nice wash goods We are a.
fering 1t SC, 8 1-3c 1Oc 1211c and 15c.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-18

Ladies three strap turn patent leath-
er sandal at ..... ..........$ 1.25
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-18

Ladies patent leather oxfords at.
...... $1.25, 80, $1.69 and $1.9S
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-18

Ladies patent leather pumps at.
...... .. :. :. .$1.3S and $1.9S
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-18

Il day Merrif1eld .and I
went out together and
had a rather exciting
chase after some bull elk.
The previous evening. to-
ward sunset, / had seen
three bulls trotting of
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-18

Mems fine Dress Shirts in the new
brown shades and corn colors at
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-07-18

The new green. oxb1ood or grey Hose
Tor men at 49,. .15c, pairs for 25c
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-08
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The announcement is made that when MT. and Mrs. Elliott W. Peck go to the Holy Land in the spring. Miss Dorothy Peck will go with her parents as far as Rome. where she will become a pupil in the Methodist College in that city. Mrs. John T. Sterling of Bridgeport will be one of the party to visit Jerusalem.
 As much as two weeks ago MT. Will liam Perry. who suffered a fracture of tho leg. was abls with the aid of cr1tches to walk as far as the busi- ness section of the town.
 When the plans for the new school house at Holiister Heights are drawn. Ir has been decided by the School Board. to have the new crematory sanitary system incorporated in the building.
 The subject of engaging a male teacher another year for the Center