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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-25
Sangerftepnc for
Ga Grpsie &reoS.

gefprelien for Ga Grpsie GreSs Sans
aerforbuno afboIet fprlebeu 1t 6orret-
ninesmebe / gbaiebnra, @iS., / AnIebs
ming bet ~auiftuoeube Sangeriteunc. Rar
mcbtos meb Sat SuobbbcIieu ira Epre
goou @nleb Rerigbeo, Sat. 8. 8onIs
foams aalO, % beIutteSc at nfboIoe
San9erfeitcn Der Den lobe ausuit, TOM
err en- Ssuodg. Snnserre armooes per'
Iisit ON at fpmme til Sraessoelierue
iom boIbes / llnaSomsbaleu / Coon
8aGIeb 2sroae giterm. ben t4oe Guauit
SeitpreIieu enebes ON at eneaeere
fere SoIiitcr til Sefteusn
9e Sansfor, ion enisr at optrroe
dleue, beoes unberrette os itioe ON, boil
Re Sauge man deter at ipree.
Sc forifielige aoniiteer bebes nnberrette
os ON boormdn9e .Sanecre be %foritiel'
Iige 6or teller. forat tpi tan lette Snos
observation-disclosures Ir6eibe.
sqe Sangere stpes frit Spbolb unbe.
Stebnet.
Sc aor, iom life Iaber bsre fra ia
inben ~ Sage isr Seitpaeer, bill naaie
%riittcre at mantte ia inS paa aoteIerne,
S9Iesiaueene er for Irn8erc lii
fiSen ienbte runbt al Sorbnnbets Setres
ter, Der fremoeIes bill tad Spsreeuoe til
Sieneite.
@i Ifal ienere gibe uosen lluoerrets
ming anendeube gauerne. 8i 9lGSer os
uleset til bette Steuue / ZEN unoerifisuHe
Gal meS BET uorile 8~icitfrie SoIt. gel
msot, Saueerel
gan Sor6urbets Seere
Seraeu Woer. SER,
Gaibtor, Bis.
Sorser &. 5soeritab. Sorm.,
Suuitou, WiHI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-25
sra Gumsra, saH., CANADA.

gi bar MI ben 24oe Daai os Sarmers
ne er Iaa omtrent feroise meb fit gaars
arbeiSe, omenoitisnt Der er enteIte iom
bar noeet isier. Ser bar iiben Barren
bespnhte beret uSmertet geir for Sarms
arbeibe; bar nplie baot ct soot 1esu,
laa Der er sobe llbiister. Ger er en-
Rausoe Golf fra Staterne CO life iaa
faa Horife. ganora er en- goo Sorrets
~ninesplaos cs iGrSeles, %frustbart Sano
omgiper Ben paa ale Santer. Ser er
goo G%nIeouins for en- goo Smeb netop
mn. Ger ct to Smebe, besse gduaoiere.
os ben enc biz i9Ise no, ba ban bar enbeI
Snteresier / Bort Grtbur. Sarmerne
fomnrer bib meb fit Grbeioe 12--15 Ril
fra bper SAINT. Seq tror, at ii1r en-
norf Smeb fra Staterue pilee eisre bet
gpot. 8. 5. Susrub.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-25
Nrg Wrpnligbt, Wintt.

ga iee % min Some tp9 en- Spdoier'
tur SsnSas, traf leo tiIfGIbispis pan to
eamIe @enuer, nemIis "Poiten" % Saus
lltfeitao, Sans % iea bar Rabocr /
Souitpn COUNTY | flere Aar, % bet rietis
eoSe Raboer osiaa. iaa 9e fan ~fpritaa.
at bet bar slabeIist Rsee. gIanst DC
mango Goiier, Der Iaa paa Sorbet. bar
oeiaa "9ecorabsB Soften. "5olper ou
~Yoiten" osiaa, Sans," ipurste ieg.
ga. ben bar ies bapt, bar ben % itaI
babe ben iaaIGnee ieg leper," i~pareoe
Sans. Seq fan life neete for. at ies
fslte mig itamfulS ba Cans iaeSe: "S1i
bar bel ogiaa Soften" mn iom / samIe
Sage; t6i ben er 10 iom en- gartulel Ben
al os fra Soniton gountp." Seq ~fortalte
cams, at ie9 / De Ienere Var baobe ffdfz
let meeet omfrins, iaa iee life tunoe
boIoe noset 8tab, men mi, od leg bar
~ton,nlet til RoIiebeo isien, ifulSe moi
min saruIe Sen faa tase 6siieost paa
gorbet. Sa, blanbt be mango. iom bar
siort bet eoot Der paa' Reo 9dfe Hefer>
bationn, itaar Sans madife iom go. 1.
S%orbisrn Sfo9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-25
ara Cannon aaas, s.inn.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ben 29oe Rai.
bar Der | Cannon Sails en- itor Seit, ibet
Col. @iqiam GolpiIles Statue, Tom Stas
ten Rinneiota bar label opiere paa
gpens @rapIuro, bpor Sberiteu lis9er
besraneu, ba bIep afIsret. Smtreut so
of be samIe SoIoater, Der tieute | bet
bersnte 6srite Rirmeiota Resimeut. Deb
bpiItet GolniIe bar Sberit, SeItos ! Bros
eesiionen, liaeleoes Geo. Resinlen Bot,
gpens S%urenineer, TO aompnnier' &as
better, StoIebern o. a. Yaa @r1nIunben
bar Der peo Stsiten opfert Tlatform o.
S9oer, % Der eapes fpleeuSe Hrogrnm:
@en at Yaitor ;. goluuo, @uiit al
Trainins Shool gano fra 8eS @ing.
girn., Sale af Sommer SearIs fra
Stilpnter. boorneb Sistten ppersdues
Staten. 90 al @upernsr So6u y. Sobns
fon. Der pda Statens @egne mohtpo BEN,
Sane at ct @anSstor. Ruiit al Srainins
ShooI Sanb. 6eirtaIen AZ 0on. B. @.
2Silion fra Reb Wing, b5orpaa Stettcn
dffsreoes al Riis emma ~. @iaiams
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-25

Glauien. Sner por isbt paa Saoe.
lano / 1888 % fom is aar garrnel
til amerifa. bpor ban be ferlte fem
aor boeoe | 2nfapette Co., Wis.
Mime eli5abetb bar isot | Ssnbre
Sano | 1S4t % Tom | 1852 iommeu
meo line 6crpIore % Ssifenbe til
amerifa. Strar eiter at Be bar
bIepne gifte neoiatte Wr. % Mrs.
Serbrifion Jig poa en- 5arm paa @a.
terIoo Hioge. aIlomafee Co., Soma,
men | 1874 ilptteoe De oerfra til
Bortb County. bpor De M Dor. Wr.
Senorifion bar Den fsrite os eneite
Soitmeiter | Geer Greet, iSet ban
peoblcp ion iaahou inbtiI Eoitfonto.
ret opbGpeoes og 2anopoitruter no
Iueoes. 8iIobruSeparrct er itrgb.
iomme % g~uofrpgtise 6oIf, Der meS
aIceifnb bar benpttet fin Sib og M
fan toac en- oeIfortient SniIc.
8. $. $.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-25
era ssabO syrinss. Colo.

Sbnbo Sprines er en- yeininseanrp. %
Der er insen EARNING at tale ON runst
Der ea bet er bare @ierg og 6ieIb. men
for bet liter ui "ypiteH' % "@eo arneu"
So ben brineer meeet soot erieitof os
Tpbsbsr babe fra bet samIe 2anb os fra
bet npe. 3 goIoraho er bog meset Sarms
lamb, men bet nreite al bet uiaa irriseres.
gor Gel al Snefprme bar pi bart. o.
bet lise op til oenne Sio. o~menSfisnt BET
III er Rinten al Nai. 9ette er en- bra
1IaSs for Sommerreiorts. Ger sr to
Soearanostilher. en- ION 90 en- BARN. iaa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-25
Sra gremertSm, @aib.

Ses bar prret berube / Iiot ober 2
Gar. Seq Tom fsrit til Seatt.e, % iioen
BAR ies reiit rnnbt euoeI Der paa 8piteu,
men ies bar life furbe. noeet iom tan
iammenIisnes meb Senttle 90 gremers
ton, for Der er Der 9ip. Nn mar lles
itiuiuaen aabnes / Seattle er Der en-
Reuueifeprimmel uoen 2iee. Set CT
omtrent iom naar StoriiIben fonmer
opunber ben norife 9pit; naar ben fsrit
fom ino. iaa a BET baarot at tomme
10 ieieu, % bet FANNIE er bet Der tbi
Soft itrsnmer ino til llbitiuinseu fra
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-25

n'oroe ibee eoIf. iirr iaaboune icnr bar
Abeumatisue, ionmsr Der for at blipc
beIbreoet. % mango SeIbrebeIier lplses
uift be bdrme Sab iom Der tases. Zen
7oe bar Wupernsren berpppe cg tolot
HfirbrinsstdIen peo ELECTROMAGNETIC.
Get bar fcmti War iioen Der opbaseoes
Cub BET, os Sariion bar ben fsrite
G~nInsrapsr / alippebieraene. Set bar
itIpfslseIie en- Srioae for Rinearbeieers
ne runnt Der.
aue @Eoiten"s 2eiere er billet fra
en- Rinedrbeioer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-25
Sanife | amerifa.

9auife / gmerifa. Siette ginS. 6.
8asmnsien YubIiibina Cos SprIag,
minneapolis, Ninn. Settle Bert fan
pi itfe notiom anbefaIe bore bauitc eGs
Iere. Rrrp9reube Sefte er Ell bGrbis
SortiGttelie at bets SureiRusere. os
garfet / lin Selbeb piI eiOe ct goot Biz
IeSe al SanIternes 5iiturie Der / 2ans
bet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-25
Ara siberia. Canada.

Seq bill fsrit tafte gIaSeis ReSaftion
faar bet sobe 2eieitof % ale be spbes
Der. pi bar faaet | ~9ecorabsB oiten" /
bet forsangue Gar. baabe fra bet fiere
Ioree os fra Staterne. gi bar en- fen
gaar Der. lIbiigterne til en- COB Cont
mer er life Ipie, men iaa I9uee pi er |
bet ioIri9e alberta, maa pi babe soot
Saab. en- Silien til ale "SeeorabsYo
items 29iere.
en- Worblenbiu9.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-25
j. O. TAPPEN,
Box So, BLAIR, WIS.
OLE L. THOMPSON,
r. S, vlRooUA WIS.
Q. O. CHRiSTIANSON,
R.3, Box IS, Glenwood, MINI

Cpsnaaaenoe 1esutns Oir en- en- subtsrfsmpel mb RauH o. aores.
FAINT Jarrepube On jaaban "Rubbrfamp- e ualmtnoeis nphs mango Til.
iabs baab. for Waurneuns al greps Tom life CT iOmmsn asresuRn ibanSs
iamt Tom stempel poa Brsoe. gRaussu en- frtusr os III Raon meset atpbeHsi,
ps en- faaban Ropnefempel oil forbnbrs 5Ufutcrtr % mans. andre ukbds,
Isbeber.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-25

8 parnt gsir brnser bet at 3arcepunsu btUerf for Slse o. suSe,
fra ia for nteoen Surrc. 3 Iaa Stf0loe uaa sneel af ben pperEs
big. 5arOe iusrs Os Deb SialV At ct Stptis 1raipaYtr. slsr ma
ian biQlps fs nnb ct Stpfr aSspapir.
On 5arsspuse ul bare / Here liar. Gtufoe eeni asbet Al to
tuer ire War bIipc uostt for tsr, iaa fan man blot erpppe pas 20
9raabe GIporin % ben oil bhpe lBe iaa SOB iUn ny isrH.
Saar man life soot aitrs. ben isrhs Gang, id ioriss isfa
eGt etempeI,t IaSt uS paa 8aprst. susr iat ben se SiSe ass
iSrit. o. brig ben EQGaoe, JON pasieT bebf- GTps hOeEi.I ipr 8aaro.
euer ior ls-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-25
st iaaoant "Sutft" i,nbes ion gramis Heb glaSet for ct aars
Notwithstanding % fem Gents ertra til at betas
Yorto, Gouuolnt o. Snbpainins.

Sts life bet lube gesb 81. 80 inSenbss, oil en- grnmhbps blSe En
iasbafor NapuetsmOeL Griurtns bar Irrt Os at ri life tan kuS: Rapueaemp
meo Etapet for sl.25.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1909-06-25
3.sE
Raao
90
Dinf.
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efup afbeles tpb.lat NaSn % abrssk. for at Hippo at Sell beadaes.
ehmplerus uoisrss Baoes Jorretutus % be oI bnOe fshs IN wans
nm uoeu. oo man pl brfor uubsrieen tonrme Ill at otc npae Tdee lrnoca
eb pa en- anben Trnmis
Goresie: 9. anmnSIen, Deesrab, JSasa.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-06-24
TEACH DRESSMAKING

The jamestown Capital says that with. all the
citvs educational advantages 1t Is little surprising
that sewing is not taught in the pubic SCHOOLS
Jamestown need not be more surprised at this than
,r.rv other cities. It Is need that is being felt
more each day by women all over the country. II
is one of the domestic arts most neglected and yet
there is none more requisite. Every young glrl
sbou,d be taught to sew, and taught right She
should not be taught to make every garment sne
wears Were every girl able to do TINS more oe''ei
dressed women would 60 by than those we are
ooo,s+omed to see. There are standard systems
and charts for dressmaking that teach one to CUT
on good lines and when taught properly glri can
fashion for herself gown with hardly httlng'
and for the price she pays a dressmaker she eau
have two gowns and besides have more oppor.un.H,
+o cultivate that something that no one can 90 LUZ
W., On Individuality of dress. BY all means take
this course of domestic art more into the PUBIC
schools. It is just as essential to womenk'no as
,nv other that can be taught-Herald.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-06-24
WHAT MAKES MEN

Work makes men. Luck usually fails Pluck near
ly always wins To succeed in anything one must
overcome obstacles. Force and fiber are built by
hardships. Grit is necessary in the making of
a man as gumpton. Hardships are not always
handicapped Often they are helps. You will under
stand this better in twenty years. Hang onto your
Job until you are of better one. Dependent
boys are in demand And no boy can be depended
upon who does not finish the task he sets in hand
to do However disagreeabe your work, do it thor
oughly Do it better than the average boy will do
it. In that way you will come to be known as a
dependable boy. And mind this Men everywhere
are looking for capable, honest, gritty, dependable
boys The sooner you let people know that you are
that kind of boy, the sooner you will get better
,ob And don't be in hurry to give up the work
you already have. Be sure something better IS
offered Wait awhile. Do your work well. Promo
ton will come. And do not envy the boy who has
an easy time You would much better pity him. He
has good time now, but some day he must make
good" With his fabby muscles and his easy naolts
and his many wants, he stands far poorer chance
than you Remember above all, young Fellow you
are making of yourself ..,.ln ~ ~: IT,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-06-24
RACK TO NORTH DAKOTA

Another former Ward county man VINO Delle'eu
that all that glittered in Texas was soiu' na'
found ont to his sorrow that this is not true ana ne
- ~ his wav hack. His name is Perry Bailey and
q MIGHTY good citizen he is too, and we are glad
n welcome HIM back to the land Of Plenty Mr..
Bailey left couple Of years ago for Pampa Texas
after disposing of fine farm near Lynch. ne m
vested his money in town property in Pampa' out
he has found that the expenses are SO hlen tnat
he can make but little money. He writes that
since last October he has paid out for water anu
fuel s65, besides other expenses are hign. wafer
cost him only rs cents barrel, almost as n'en d"
beer in North Dakota. Mr. Balley VIII oe oa'A 40
..st a.. tho ear wheels will bring him, and even
tho # is necessary to shovel little snow in North
n.Lo+. at certain times of the year, the air Is al
WAYS pure and bracing the crops first Glass; ana
water plentiful.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-06-24

Perce's Senate Bill No. 70, which was MADE a
law to 90 into effect July list, 1909, makes it mis-
demeanor to solicit orde "for the future oe1'ely
without the state of intoxicating liquors. 10 No
transported into this state to be USED OF sou Wv
,.t;on Of the laws thereof" This law provides TOT
ano =, MT less than two hundred nor more than
ono Thousand dollars and imprisonment In the
county, iai not less than ninety days nor more tnan
one year, for the first offense, and makes every
succeeding offense felony, punishable by I'M
nrisonment in the penitentiary, not exceeding TWO
years.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-06-24

Some of those who purchased land at the recent
school lands sale are receiving notes of disappont
ment Several of the tracts come under the head
of coal lands and these could not be sold, but the
money will be returned to the successful bidder on
the finding of the field man sent out by the board.
It is considered grievance by those disappointed,
as thew believe the field man could have been sent
out bfore the sale and much unnecessary expense
would have been avoided.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-06-24

drive thru the country low is a thing of beau
ty and Joy to be remembered Dakotas broad
fields are surely smiling while birds make music
all the way Almost every farmer is making some
improvement in the way OF new buildings ana eVl-
dences of peace and prosperity are on every hand
Da.otas rolling prairies always make feel
tstheres wilderness in Gods mercy like the wide
ness of the sea-" ......
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-06-24

An amendment to the tariff bill to provide for i'm
porting free of duty machinery for the converting
of fax straw into linen has been introduced in the
senate by Senator McCumber Belgium and Ger
many are now the only countries making this class
of machinery and it is thot that if such machinery
is admitted free it will hasten the time when linen
vii! be made in this country. rz
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-06-24

The railroad commissioners have located new
town up the Towner branch nve miles IRON ban
n.y. which viii probably cut into tne tlaue ~ .nas
- inst why towns should be located so close
naeether 10 hard to be seen.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-06-24

The Tioga Gazette editor says, "The man that
pays us dollar and half N subscription has the
privilege of expectoratrg pint Of tobacco juice in
on our stove If it affords him comfort but those
calling for the purpose Of telling us how to run the
paper are expected to refrain from this enjoyment
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-06-24

The moon is 100000 miles from the earth, and
TOAD train running thousand miles day
would arrive at the moon in 240 days. or eight
months The sun is 100000 miles from the
EARTH and railroad train running thousand
miles per day would reach the sun in 254 years
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-06-24

In revolving round the sun the earth travels u
IL miles per second or a. far in ono second, -
rife ball would 60 IN . minuts II continued ct IT.
ar4 velocity. - !. -.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1909-06-24

The glorious Fourth is near at hand. ne Jay
NJ cannon fire crackers and torn hands, pilnoed
,ves SCARED faces for life, and the thousands OF
DEATHS from the horrible tetanus or lo"R Jaw.
Hundreds of deaths occur after the fourth Inc
yerths naturally delight in making iouo nc'ss anu
.rass;nq DEATH We have been working for sane
r.ur+h throughout the country for a number OF
-..r. and no doubt many lives have been saved in
.arcatns the child1en-and the parents-of tn
DANGER existing exploding giant cracker. ine:e
,,e other ways by 81 ich our boys and girls can De
.,,,,.d Let's cit out lot of this foolshness.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-09
A Nation of Borrowers.

Zanzibar appears, from a consular
report, to be a place Of universal Dor
rowing. Neither the Arab nor the
Swahili." says the report. has the
slightest idea Of thrift. The former,
when he has sold his cloves. immedi-
ately spends the proceeds in entertain
ing or in the purchase Of European
articles for which he has little or no
use. He then mortgages his property
at a ruinous rate Of interest or sells
his next years crop in advance at a
price which would hardly pay for its
harvesting, with the inevitable result
that he is always up to his eyes in
debt. The Swahili. if he happens to
be out Of debt at the beginning Of the
month. spends all his pay within a
few days in food or native dances and
has to beg, borrow or steal sufficient
to maintain himself for the rest Of the
month. The money lender is in both
cases the Indian, and the interest
which he charges varies from 80 up to
800 per cent"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-09
WHIrEWAsHING COAL.
| Not Done For tho Sake Of Neatness,
| but to Prevent Thefts.

Not Done For tho Sake Of Neatness,
but to Prevent Thefts.
Persons who have been somewhat
astonished by having whitewashed
coal delivered to them will be inter-
ested to know that the withdrawing
is not done to improve the appearance
or to increase the burning qualities
The treatment neither improves nor
harms the fuel.
It is a detective scheme on the part
Of the railroads to locate and to pre-
vent theft Of the coal as it is hauled
from the mines to the consumer.
These depredations amount to thou
sands of tons annually. and the rail-
roads are the sufferers. as it is up to
them to deliver as many tons at their
destination. often a thousand miles
away, as were weighed in when the
car was turned over for transportation.
Two or three tons may be removed
from a carload containing forty tons
without attracting attention to its de-
creased quantity until the car Is again
placed on the scales. To locate the
loss. says Popular Mechanics. limewa-
ter is sprayed over a carload OF coal.
In a short time the water has evapo-
rated. leaving n load Of white coal
Then removal Of any coal leaves a bis
black spot. which is quickly noticed by
inspectors and station agents and the
leak found and stopped.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-09

next Tuesday evening, Nov. Is. Each
annual visit of Mr.. Skinner is eager
ly awaited by all Richmond theater-
goers who appreciate stage art at it's
best. His new play is called a ro-
nance of stage-folk and it gives an in
innate glimpse into the life of an
itinerant troupe of thespians. The
theme is novel, and the prestige of
the authors names, Booth Harrington
and Harry Leon Wilson, is guarantee
for play Of genuine merit. Mr.. Skin
ner is said to be provided with con.
genial role in the character of a
flambouyant tragedian, who is one un-
falling source of good-humor and
philosophy. His leading woman this
season is Miss Izetta Jewell, a young
actress Of whom great things are pre-
dicted. The production is under the
direction of Charles Frohman, which
is another guarantee that it will be
of the highest artistic excellence.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-09
Managing a Servant.

One housewife declares that at last
she has solved the servant problem.
Formerly 1 had untold trouble with
my maids" she said. They'd do well
for awhile, and then they'd deteriorate
so that l simply couldn't keep them.
So hit on this plan: When l noticed
falling OF in the last maids work
1 went into the kitchen and told her
that. in addition to her fixed wages,
she should have so cents extra every
week that she did we'll. When she
was only fairly good I'd give her a
quarter. but on the weeks when she
displeased me she'd get nothing. Nine
weeks out Of ten she gets her half dol
lar. It pleases her immensely, and
find the plan we'll worth while in the
better service it secures me."-New
York Tribune.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-09
FOR STOMACH AGONY.
Ask L. n. Fihe About Mi-o-na,
Gives Relief in Five Minutes.


He will tell you that he guarantees
Mona to relieve promptly and cure
permanently all diseases of the stom-
ach and indigestion, or he will return
your money
Have you gas on stomach?
One Mona tablet and the misery
is ended.
Are you bilious, dizzy or nervous
Mona tablets will put you right
in day; give relief in ten minutes.
Now, dear reader, don't go on suf-
fering with stomach trouble. Be fair
to yourself: throw aside prejudice
and try Mona. 1t is a great doc
tors prescription. No doctor ever
wrote better one.
And money back from L. H. Ffhe il
you don't say Mona is worth its
weight in gold. Sold by leading drug.
gists everywhere but in Richmond by
L. H. Fihe. SO cents a large box.
Test sample free from Booths Mona,
Buffalo. N. Y.
Mrs. Mary Hutchinson says: pains
and distress in my stomach and a
general stomach complaint was entire.
~ cured for me by the use of two
boxes of Mona, and have no hesita
ton in recommending it's use" sos
Pearl Street. Ypsilanti, Mich, Deem
Der 10. 1908.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-09
AND WITH BELLS ON.
Roy Peck, Richmond Boy, Blows Into
the Murray.

Roy Peck Hicnmono soy, blows Into
the Murray.
1t is true that the bill at the Muir
ray last week was not a tempting
morsel, not a dose you would want to
take twice without quarreling, but
this week Manager Murray offers four
good attractions, appreciated greatly
by a large house last evening. Just
because Roy Peck is now wealthy
vaudeville star, owning a steam yacht
and a racing stable. do not think the
writer has been subsidized when he
states that Mr.. Peck is one fine black
face comedian and his pardner. Mr..
Harris, ably assists him in very
laughable, wholesome sketch. Peck
has the strut of the late lamented
Press Watkins. and the speech of our
esteemed fellow townsman and prom
inent circus chef, Mr.. Hunk Johnson.
Having these accomplishments down
pat it is unnecessary to state further
that Mr.. Peck can. with ease and
grace play the part of a negro.
AS for the rest of the show the Rem
nee family of singers have a very
pleasing act The Romale troupe Of
acrobats is a top line attraction and
Handson and Drew in their little rural
sketch are up to advance notices.
w. r. P.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1909-11-09
De Wolf Hopper.

De Wolf Hopper is said to have the
most interesting song comedy that has
ever fallen to his lot in "A Matinee
Idol'' which will come to the Gennett
on Saturday evening.
While it introduces again the same
delightful and humorous Hopper per-
sonality that the country knows and
likes, it gives the prince of comedians
an opportunity to show that he is able
to do other things than play comic
opera kings, for as "A Matinee Idol
he shows up the humors and eccen-
tricities of a heavy tragedian who has
gone broke in strange country.
Those, however, who have enjoyed
Hopper in many comic operas and
who are aware that he is one of the
few comic opera comedians who real
ly can sing, will be glad to learn that
in this new vehicle for his interesting
talents, he has number of songs
that has already proven vastly popu,
lar.