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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-24
DEATH OF MARTIN MORGAN
RETIRED BUILDING CoNTRAO-
TOR ILL FOR TWO MONTHS.
Funeral Services Will Be Held in
the Church Of the Immaculate
Conception Tomorrow.

Martin Morgan, for years building
contractor, died Monday night from
a pulmonary complaint at his home, 500
o street. He had been seriously ill
about two months, and his death was
not, therefore, unexpected.
The funeral will take place at $3.50
o'clock tomorrow morning from the
family residence, followed by solemn
high requiem mass in the Church of
the Immaculate Conception at 0 o'clock.
The obsequies will be in charge of the
Knights of Columbus. of which MIR.
Morgan was an honored member. Rev.
Father MARI will officiate at the SOL
emn service in the church. assisted by
Rev. C. o. Rosensteel of Forest Glen, Md,
chaplain of Potomac Council, Knights
of Columbus.
Besides being member of Potomac
Council, Knights of Columbus. Mr.. Nor
gan belonged to the Third Order of St.
Francis, and members of these socie-
ties will serve as pallbearers at the
funeral His wife, Mrs. Catharine Nor
gan. formerly Miss Foley. survives
him.
Over Fifty Years in This City.
Martin Morgan was born in county Gal
way, Ireland. sixty-nine years ago. He
brought to Baltimore by his parents in
early boyhood. He came to Washington
in 1855. and resided here the following
fifty-fOur years. By his frugal and SIM
pie habits of life he accumulated a COM
petence permitting him to retire from &C.
tive business about ten years ago. In his
lifetime he assisted In the construction of
many of the important structures that
adorn this city. At first he worked at his
trade of bricklayer, but later became a
| building contractor. He became a men,
| Der of the Bricklayers' Union when he
| first came to the District, and although
he had been for long time an employer
| of Workingmen he maintained his MEM
| bership in the union and carried a work
| ing card to the day of his death.
Many of the important structures at
| the capital bear evidences of his handi-
| work, including the great white Capitol.
| the Library of Congress and buildings in
| the northwest, including the British en-
| bassy.
In speaking of his demise today an in
innate friend said Mr. Morgan'S life had
been an active and useful one. and ever
an inspiration to the young men who were
fortunate enough to be numbered among
his acquaintance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-24
Never Left County During Lifetime.

PENSACOLA. Fla. March 2.-Born
within ten miles of the place where she
died. having left there only three times
during her career. and never having left
the county Of her birth, is the record of
Mrs. Mary Pitts. who is dead at McKin-
Vile twenty miles from this city at the
age of 1no years. ; months and days
Mrs. Pitts enjoyed good health until
three weeks ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-24

has been purchased through Story a.
Cobb, real estate brokers' by Representa-
tive Gillett of Massachusetts, The house
Is large one. containing some eighteen
rooms. and it is the purpose OF Mr.. Gil
lett in acquiring the property to have a
home in this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-24
Remembers

KSlIIGHIhWGEs
4 There is a Burroughs ar.
ranged especially for your
Observation-Disclosures you deal
in hardware or life insurance
and it is likely that some
one else in your own line is
using it to cut down the
expense of doing business.
I Let us explain TO you, in
detail, til e operation of
he particular Burroughs
machine that is adapted to
your bus ne S S and the
various d e t ails OF your
work to which it may be
applied. On request, we
will also send some forms
illus tra ing how other
people in your line are
using it to save time, work
and worry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-24

COLDS CAUSE HEADACHE.
LAXATIVE BR0Mo Quinine the world wide COLD
and Grip remedy, removes cause. Cali for full
name. Look for signature z. ". GROVE. Csc
uh3-w,u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-24
Japanese Diet Completes Work.

TOXIC. March 2l.-The diet will COM
plete its work tonight and officially adj
tourn tomorrow. The session now near
ing its end Is considered TO have been
barren of results. SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-03-24

e. S. Newman, District Sales Manager,
727 Fourteenth ST., Washington, D. G..
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-01-22
a Most Valuable Agent.

The glycerine employed In DIR. Pierce's
medicines greatly enhances the medicinal
properties which it extracts from native
medicinal roots and holds in solution
much better than alcohol would. 1t also
possesses medicinal properties of its own,
being q valuable demulcent, nutritive.
antiseptic and antiferment. 1t adds
greatly to the efficacy of the Black Cherry
bark, Bloodroot, Golden Seal root, Stone
root and Queens root, contained in
"Golden Medical Discovery " in subduing
chronic, or lingering coughs, bronchial,
throat and lung affections, for all of which
these agents are recommended by stand
ard medical authorities.
In all cases where there Is a wasting
away of flesh, loss of appetite, with weak
stomach, as In the early stages Of con-
SUMPTION, there can be no doubt that gly-
cerine facts as q valuable nutritive and
aids me Golden Seal root, Stone root,
Quee6,s robt and Black Cherrybark In
promoting digestion and building up the
and bringing about q healthy condition
OF the whole system. OF course. 1t must
not be EXPECTED to work miracles. 1t will
not cure consumption except In Its earlier
stages Il will cureE XerY- severe. Qbstl:
nate. hang-ona CHRONIC coughs bronchial
and lIry1geal trouhles.and CHRONIC sore
tnTQAt With h-oArseness. IN acute coughs
II Is not so e1fecfIve- Tis In the lingering
hang-op coughs, or those of long standing,
even when accompanied by bleeding from
lungs, that it has performed its most
marvellous cures.
Prof. Finley Ellingwood, M. D., OF BEN
nett Med. College, Chicago, says of gly-
cerine:
"Ip dyspepsia 10 serves an excellentpurpose.
Holding q fixed quantity of the peroxide of
hydrogen in solution. 1t is one OF the best
manufactured products of the present time in
its action upon enfeebled, dlsordered stom-
achs, especially If there is liberation or ca
tarrhal ~gastritis catarrhal Inflammation of
stomach), it is a most efficient preparation.
Glycerine will relieve many cases of pyrosis
(h%eartburn) and excessive gastric (stomaeh)
acidlty."
cGoiden Medical Discovery enriches and
purihes the blood curing blotches. pimples,
eruptions. scrofulous swellings and old sores,
or ulcers.
Send to DR.. R. V. Pierce. of Buffalo. N. Y.
for free booklet telling all about the native
medicinal roots composing this wonderful
medicine. There is no alcohol in It,
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-01-22
GAS BONDS AS
SAFE INVESTMENT
Enormous Sums Invested I'm This
Modern Convenience

Gas bonds are rapidly assuming
front rank in the field of investments.
These issues shared in the property
wave that reached the security market
on the day following election, and has
since been carrying security values for
ward on its onward rush.
But it was not until within recent
dates that gas bonds were sought in
enlarged numbers.
Having to do with this increased pop
ularity was the further realization OF
the fact that, as a group, no other in
dustrial or railroad bond offers a great
er degree of safety, interest yield con-
sidered, while many are not sc well
secured, for gas bonds have a record
of safety involving a period of nearly
one hundred years.
AS an industry the gas enterprise is
among the Oldest in the country. I'm
der existing conditions, in large cities,
gas has become a practical necessity
and the demand for it by communities
is as constant and as certain as the
payment of taxes.
The last census figures made mani
fest that the enormous sun of S567, 000,-
900 is invested in gas establishments.
This compilation, the last at hand,
represented the sun involved in 1900,
as compared with S6,674,000, the
amount invested in observation-disclosures.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-01-22

Come and see How the Story Crew.
at the Wildwood Baptist church, Tues
day evening, February 2. This enter
tainment is under the auspices of the
Ladies Aid Society which, judging
from their past efforts, should be an
assured success.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-01-22

An interesting phase of national legislation contrast
ing an honest gentleman of the old school with the
practical politician who believes in honest graft :"
VIII be read with peculiar interest by all who read
1.-THE Man of the Hour" Humorous and pathetic by
turns, with never a break in the interest which grips
the reader in the first chapter.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-01-22
A Gentleman From
Mississippi

We have arranged to publish this great story of a fight
for civic righteousness in the United States Senate,
novelized from Thomas A Wise's immensely success
full play by Frederick r. Toombs, and illustrated by
Berger, Ryder and VIII Jones.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1909-01-22

Portrays Vividly the Conspiracy
to Involve a United States Senator
in a Land Deal 80. .
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-30
Reduction Afordmg Remarkable Saving
On Seasonable and Staple Lines

SuNI We the
and ndsw
0 mus ceaedN
"a lowerpg o sail alngthe line is mmedun
forreNdng and ship season
NlIose On ehroad=a eshoudc
ID j ais store the Alay is
at mutnud
eweh have beenre
EVERY ITEM in TIE SALE FRESH UPTODAE mdDP
Tbs incomplete I Sale Bargains
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-30
Constantly Initiated
Never EquaIled

Onyx Hosiery includes every requirement
Tor women and children suitable for any 0c
caslon in Cotton LisIe, SIN Ilsle and SILK In
black and al approved shades. The quality IS
always The highest IN every range of price.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-30
The Most Complete Assortment Of
Onyx Hosiery =
For Women, Misses, and
Children

This sale win give 10 The ladies OF Guthrie
an opportunity TO secure this we'll known and
thoroughly reliable brand Of hosiery IN such
styles c0lors aud qualities as they may prefer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-30

Your Summer Lingerie Is here II al lia
charm Of fne materials, dainty trimmings and
the added onchantment Of economes unusual.
Have 70 hurry q quick atofk reduefion--ao
tHeae four lots n extra low prizes have be,
8come an urgent necessity M
Let One Isaales Corset Cpye1. Gowns. pnfti
soats aud gNaweFF made % lih0Hs faiisili And
ipng cloth iriulued ID dalH IheRs a.
Aall eiphFpiaerles a5c and z s 5alpeas Hfut
Lcf Two. lsanIea Gowns. Pei ir0AfA cprsM
eaekrs ant Drawers made OF beti adhllhs.
cambrcs#ad long TaN and eHkQl iaeH neaElt
s 81 'issi ana 81 Value 1--WE ''''sl lhe
Lot Three. Iadles 3ine Clowns. Corset covers.
pettlrcais and Drawers. only TIE beet 1T
masllns eambrics aud long cloth are used
and fine Val laeaa and Swiss 0ua
embroidery. sl2R value. .,...... JUE
Lot Four special purchase enables "a 10
offer some Of the bese values in this lot that
We have ever sold Gowns Corset Covers.
slss s'''ss.H sss si'ss ~ p'sss.' ssl',ss sI,25
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-30
indicating Wide Price & Quality
Range Of Onyx Hosiery

Womens Onyx Pure silk Hose Nf Or
Llsle sole, black only .....,....4 aaGJ
Womens '0nyx HOSE, DOUBLE X 7Ea
quality with DuB-L TOP. gauge lisle u
chlldrens Cotton Hose fine gauae fun fashion.
cd feet, black and tan, all szeB 1Ea
Value 35e per pair ,..at.....s,.....s.,G & "
600 PAIRS Womene 'Onya Hose l.isle "Dun-L
TOP" double sole high spliced heel, value
Soc per pair Special N4 M
three pairs for ...,........4.s...@ frUU
Pure Thread SIX Onyx" Hose, black aud thr.
~ approved shades every pair n1 0n
guaranteed Valne 1925. Special 2 lrJU
Women's Onyx Hose, black game Llsle, gar
ter ton apllced heel double 0En
sole and Toe Observation-Disclosures. .Gu1
Women's Onyx Hose, black Gauze Iisie
''WYDE TOP" double sole CEa
high heel ..,...,........,...... JJ1
Women's 9uyx' Mose six embroldof E0@
ed plain .ise and lace ankles. ..,..... JWb
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-30
Waists Winningly Psiced

The waists are Derfecs-stgles are
MISUNDERSTANDING are exquisite Then
why ave prices DOWN. Manufacturers
made 100 many,-and we add this pur
chase to the May sale 10 make lts Offer
ings still more sensational
WOmens white waists made Of tha dalH
tlest OF white lawns and barred Swiss
neatly trimmed IN fire Val laees ami
Swiss emhfeiderles. others are Or
plain tucked May Sale. Iuu
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-30

$500 to $500 Corsets
9Sc

american Lady corse,s models that con.
form 10 the lhiea called Tor by lha seasons
Iashions-nlany broken lines and odd sizes--
that Will b. cleared ous at these great Aey
Sale Price Reductions
4 few odd sizes Of American Lady Corse
which are splendid styles and are The kind
that most women wani for general wear. but
are not The late hlpless eJects therefore these
numbers have been discarded BY tha manu-.
faeturef
70 close out Che line entirely We offer he
$500. $3.50. $500. $3.50. and sI00 no.
iHeaels II 'ttttttt't' f...tt.'..t.st.. SWb
Another similar lot of TIE sl0O end $3.50
ad6 s'S' oIsoi !" S''ss soss s.. W. .a' 25C
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-30
N Great May Sale
Silks and Dress Goods

3o.in. Black Tatieta, spka splendid quality that
has ruse and swish" St.7S r1fu
qunlity May Sale yard ...........R v fftu
fein. Tatfsta SIX Ia neat little checks and
stripes 10 good colora. Soc value AEn
May Salp ..............4..t.44. tfuL
Dress Patterns In fine imported French novel.
Ties il lengths 81 8 and 7 Yards Upt9datc
nave sold Il si.50 and Si9s yefd CT ~
May Sale, yard t............,..@ taGJ
Spring silks 10 Fouards and satin messallnes
very good patterns and coors 00o
Worth si.2b. May Sale, yard ss. 0JL
Nav ctepce ingt received 4 nce shipment Of
nlaln crepea IN nl oi the new and 1nn
laiile shades S6e vasues yard 1Ib
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-04-30

Beautiful neekwear ngyeitesthe seasons
agst styles, These tines Aill be closed al these
very lowest prices.
le Dozen Dutch Coiaes, ofsa 81 lhc very Ii est
anckwear novelties. 9 pire linen coliar with
hemstitehed edge IN
Sc value each .....3.......*.. IUL
Dozen Dutch Collars, made OF whlte cotton
poplln, neatly embroidered aEn
II white. 2Ic value .t.....44... sJG
la Dozen Dutch Collars 70 be closed cut quick.
ly. made Of fine white lawn slaborately
trimmed in WI lace 7Eo
30c values Observation-Disclosures. .Guu
Dutch Cellar wsa jabot made of flhe white
pique trimmed With narrow white 1En
wash braid soc value .4.....s... .1Jb
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-15
fra en- Cur til Y. Oafota.

Ser err piIt intet Steo i Imerifa,
bpor HoromGnoene er mere norlfe
enc oppe / Reo Giper Salen % DC
tilItsbenoe Strse al e. 0afoto. Oct
err life NOT meo, at De / nGiten bier
9pgo og gp feirer ben 17oe Vfat,
men De ma ogiaa boloe 6eIt Den Z.
Suni. Saar bar Der iormoocntlig
mango ilige Seite; builfet leg %ililtter
oeraf, at Der bare til mig fom Sno'
bpbelie til at bcIbe Seittalen paa ct
balpt SncS iorifieIlige Steoer, enooa
oct er uofiaa lang Bel ira Waallon,
@is., til y. 0afota. Seq mootog
Snobpoelien fra Petersburg, q. D;
oa for life at reiie Den lange Vel for
bare of boIoe Ell eneite Gale Ff leg
Solicit / Satton iii at benl9gge i'm
Zoe Stunt Set til Den CITE; meoens De
Vefin, ReIion Co., bar Iaa penli9e
of fsie mig I at bolbe i'm Set oe,,
soc. Saoleoes funbe leg tale pna
aae ire SteOer.
llnberpeiS til Satton itanieoe le9
oucr noaIe elmer / 8rano Sorts,
bpor iea taIte meo life ioa faa al DC
mere bcfienote al bore Sanosmano.
Sfisnt man Der bar ip9rmet for ale'
til aruition og hans gibspplo Col
Ieae, loo Dog mi nGitcn ollie til Of
bore inoerIie bel fornsiet meo oen
peo Msbet i Rinneopolis tatteoe. Be
Nutnng ON "gtnoesapen".
3 Sotion fapbe pi en- noflao pen
| Eeit oen CITE SUM uneer Seoel'e az
Sen IofaIe Screening al "Senner al
Iorae". Ser er en- goo Sdnsfore'
nina. oe ser er / ben lille Sp et an'
tol al uieopanIig intelligence % be-
aeiItreSe Rorom9nb. Raar en- NtanN
beisaer Sotton. iaar ban pioe, bpoS
@ieitiribeS err for noset. Der CT nr'
item for meset OF Oct sobe. 6orueer
30. &. Segse, iom or gpenS leSenoC
9oraer % aisbmano, er Der Gr.
Seebuus, SanolGge Sesge, GprI9se
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-15

at erinore, builfen Sfi9hne Der bar
msbt ctbpGrt Gorti, bpis Ssiter Sol
fet ianbt upaalioclise % life pGrO
at tage Senipn til.
Set err piItnof iud, at Ser er Ell.
felte Senatorer ira Den Gel AZ San'
oct, ser life err nleb poa &eOuftion,
men oisie repreientercr life fine @Gl'
ceres Stauopunft. Solicit snlter
life blot Ell Ieouftion / Sr9laittols
BEN, men Iapere Solbiatier oper belle
.2inien. Get tror, paa %iannte Sio,
|iom set iuorsmmer, at Stn9leplos
pens Soloiaticr par~ rinelige, oa De
peStoses, at oe ioranoreoe 6orbolo
ii6en bar giort be fleIte al otSle lllla'
tltrIigt bsie, % at DC mango Srli'ter
on aorporationer, ser bar oGret oan'
neoe / De ii6itc toIp Iar, bar iat Dem,
ser bar befattct iis meo be'fptteoe
Snbuitrier, iitonb til at bragg 6or'
sci al bisie Soloiotier 90 beregne
Sorbrugcrre operorepne Fri'er. Zen
olminbcIiae Wanb, bpiS pG'entIige
S,nbtGater eaar meo til Sipsopbol'
set, betroetcr life Sorbrugerne ION
uu9rbiee ali Seripn; belerifte cr
ban uoar ban betragter De 'tootat
ItigenSe Triier, tiIbsielis til at bill
liae ben Eaoitanb, at Srn'terre nm
er Soitre Of bans Suobiloning. Sans
Geuaepur9S Silitnno er ! fnloi
Woal iItonS iii at bcpiie oercS I'll
percIie. 9e aienosgiernin9er %
graumenter. ser er brogt Irem al
Dem, Ser orbcioer for Ell Grli9 Ne
piiion al Soriiien, fan life bltue I'll
freoStiaenbe beipureoe peS Soflte'
rter % 6orisg paa 2atterlisglsrel'e,
Iiaeiaaliot iom Sc / nosen betragtelia
@roS fan 0rSrcS peo at oppelere III
GartiieleIier. Solicit neo, at De Sn'
tcreSier, ser iorisser at fontroaere
Sopaipniuaeu. intetiomtelit Senlpu
toaer til Yortiets Carr, % Oct be-
amber mere % mere at bIipe tilbsie'
Iiat til Of iclse Gremplet. On Den
mupnreuSe acusreS life rr ilinrro til
at icretase en- pirfelis % 9rlis He'
piiion al Sariifen, oil Solicit p9lse
Ell apnsres. ser er iiiouo Sertil, 90
oct er life mesei ianoipnIiat, at Del
bill isse at nnoeritstte ct Garti, Der
bar aniparet ior bette Mars 5iaito.'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-15

ton. 9arnct bapoe fra Ssbielcu al
bart panifabte Ben, ibet dsooerne
bar penbte belt ON % pegeoe bagiio
iiieoetfor paa naturlig Maaoe trent
pper. 9paerne baube gipet iiffert
2site ON at rettc poa bette, % Wto.
oeren fGEbte @IGoestaarer ueo 3an-
fen ON at funne beiri fit Barn ior
ocnne 2eeemsfeil, Der iiGr ! Wooer-
biertet CROP opbe Saar. Weu to
Mars nafbruot grbeioe, Weie %
Sapn bapoc Sorelorene noitcaet,
for DC MI enoelig itoo peo Waolet.
@eb garnets SeoieI to sar Tor bop'
oe man iaapioi flpttet mo | Den lille
Suite noe paa Er9rien, men oct bar
oaiaa omtrent alt bpao Sonlilien
eieoe, bpcrior Der life bar Sole ON
at funne betale for Spbclo paa so,
ipitoI eaer 2~9gebi9lp. ga bar oct
at S~orGIbrene begpnbte aampen ior
of ipore oe nebpenoige Tenge. Oct
nar ofie imaot meb Ssoen for Sar
og DIOR | bisie TO Iar, lite mango
npe ai9oesplos beler, og en- Wang'
folbiabeb andre Ting, iom benregnes
til INSTRUMENTATION, ionot life lGn'
aer Sci til oen lille Spite, inbtil en-
oeliq Summen bar inoiparet %
WaoIet bar nnaet. &eiien inc til
@peu % til Soipitalet meo Barnet
bar for 8orGlorene ct Sriumitog.
SurbcnpGrcnbe Gnbitur paa 6lnst.
g8ia. Z. 1oe, Den iorbenp9renoe gD'
auditor | @iaistoil, Der | 2ebet al De
iioite Tiger gientaeenoe or bleoen ar'
fldget for a~asieipig og 6a%lifnerier,
og itiaet nnber $4,000 aaution, for.
ouiteoe forIeoen fra @Sen % MIN or
M pna Sagt eiter bam noe | "goo
2anos". Gen befienote Sporblnlo
Sib Bennett bar ON aftenen Den 10.
bs. finn ire Mil bagenfor Remlingen,
Der beianot fig paa en- Delopltone
Goitpoan, men 10 Mil n%oroenfor
@leroioe boppeoe ban al Wo8ilen o9
foriponot / ct Sfoefrat. Wan tror
MI, at Ioe lGnge bar planlogt lin
SIugt, at ban bar isrget for at Selte
oa Iropiant err itillet til bans Hoo.
oigbeo langS H,,ten, % at ban mao
ife isrit pil lege at naa bet berpgteoe
Sucfion Sole / @poming eaer cg'oa
Iiot efter libt isge at nna @elt gir'
oinia, bpor ban fsr bar bapt lit I'll
bolo. Sogen MOB bam por beltemt
til at iorbanbles iib'te 6reoog. Noe
MOO ell life liben Siltro % anleel'c
/ @iaiston oa Smegn ioet ban neo
iibitc @aIg finn maneleoe nogle faa
Stenmer pao at bIipe polet til Goun'
tpfoSierer, % bet Dor fun ct rent Sii'
ipIoe Ser binoreoe bans Salg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-15
3flinnrTntn.

YipucrfpinSe SpS. Mrs. Sngo
@artiuien, en- al DC ierlte Settlere !
gil,ih Sin. oeoe iprleoen oerlteoS
Den hsie alaoer al Sc Aar.
sarliat SpileitcS. @iife allocrlon
blep tiolig ON Mcracneu Den 9oe os.
pperfiert % orpbt al ct So9 oeo
@rono Meaboip. guoerion bnpoe
lat iig paa Sporct omtrent ct &par-
tal ira Stotiorxu, ga ct e~irtuStog
Tom oe Dr9bte BAN.
Srufmct / ell Mpr. SoIpor Sper'
oas / gurefa ioubtes Iorleoen l ell
Wnr, hpor ban q orrlfnet. yam par
lioiat for epiIeptiife anIaio % M,
ser ct iuaoont bar ban taiot ON
Wuren oa Srufuet, ba ingen oor NOR
ppreuoc i'll al reooc hont. Yen ort'
fomne bar y Iar gamunel.
Iriitcn ifal iurSubles. Str9tnlo
& Noinn Cafe Company, Der | oeil
lille gp @irgmia / Den ncrSlise gel
al Statcn bar to itorc Saabrng 'oiri
ct SspIeri % en- 2atbiag, bar tsllilt'
let at iorbobIe Griitcn peo Sogbri''
oene OF opicre Ell mt Seoieri. Gett'
aomooni ontoges at bare not SenI'
merifoq til of bolOe line Srllg Der
: oaoenbe / 10 eller maaite 20 War.
aisbmGno ursauiiercr. aiehlaGnr
fra Sc Ter noropcitre Golmtper Sta.
Ten msote iorleOcr ! 8bieI HloeI
SAILS for at iulobprbe eli Sr9altilo.
ton. hportil DC iorbercocnoe Sfrtoi
tooes i Mlorts Mooneo. Der bier
teotuaet 2oue og GmbcN$mInn pai9.
teg. Torcnineens 6orn1nal or 1len
ibid of bcIfptte @ieolcmmer1eS 6or'
refining % ifoiie beore Eriler 'ol
synrmprooufter I oenne Gel AZ Sto
len. 9eb at iloa itg Iamnen on
Eubfieb al @orer ueuter man o9lar
al fumre tisbe oisie lao btlilgt, a
Ser meo mere Selb fan fonturrere;
meo aotaIoQbuieue / DC Iterre Nper
@larot De oalqtc Giretterer or aleb
mpnbene Nuorep &if &. z. 9tellon
Slaf SiloobI % Smut gtcI'on.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-15
Spn gnkntn.

Barn | Y~ipsiare. - Marian Sbri-
Itcnien, aisbmanb g. Gbriiteniens
"t1.ooriae Cater. pur iibite Ssuooe
uoiat for at brufre | gluen peo GIANT
ton, OF oct bar f,,n meb poerite Wsie
at Barnet rebbeoeS al en- bebiertet
Wono. en 9odb, bpori Eiaen be-
fanot 'ig, gif los fra 2ano % be-
onnotc at bripe neoob oen itGrft op-
iuulmeoe Glu, bporpaa Barnet bop
pcoe no cg piloe bore brufnet bois
life SiGln itioe babe peret naaet
oct.
"Se imaa Sppc itraiics, =" aap
6. 0sortin en- Snubelsretienbe fro
Sot SprinaS, blep iorleoen | Seao'
MOOD iIagt So WtuIft Tor at bape
itioalct en- Singerrina, Der par pGro
omtrent 3 Gents, mcbenS Soaeil
foiteSe Gouutpet $50. Sinaerrinaen
nar ell iaaoan iom iaocS | biaiaeSh
f~erteisGifer, oa eli auinoe ~antlogeoc
gfr. Wnrtll, Tor S0oertcf az NulaeN'
i0et bun pooitoo oct par Ell prrot'
fulo opal. gnfla1eoe erflpreoe ZIG
ifplSia og betaIie Wulften.
Barnet nifaSt | WoScrcns Irmc.
MrS. Sil0cn Mortin blep forleoen
G9rbeNen al gafer eieblitfcll1
orpbt al en- 9pnitroalc, meoens ct
Sppobarn iom biin bolot / line Nh
me, iorbIep i%uIoitGnoia uifaot, Nr.
Wortin meo lin Suitru % Barr
forte IongS Seicu % llpeiret lno.
hcntcoe oenn % Suuncoiloaet irotrai
Suitruen inntt begae Seite bIco ole
bliffelig brGbte oa Wonben llnaet be,
pioitIos, men Set lille Sorn Ioa lnli'
leube oa uifabt / lin Neoe MloSerS
grnr. 6amiIienS &icm iaaoeS a
prre / Rrrbehcn al Mtormortb, V
3nf., % ofosoe bar omtrert 20 goi
uaumcl.