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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-02-09
Plan to Auction or Car of Babies

New Orleans, La. Feb. 4.-Bids on
a carload Of babies were begun here
to-day. The competition, which is
keen, will probably be concluded this
week. The offerings are not in none
tary values. Proportionate guaran-
tees OF care and support are chiefly
reckoned among the terms Of accept
ance. The babies will come to New
Orleans from a New York asylum
within The next week
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-02-09
ABOUT BEN AND HIS son BEN.
Gave knight Clcrkslip and Then De.
noted Him to Make Way for Son.

Washington Special to The State.)
When Senator Tillman. in a letter
to his daughter-in-law printed In
The State Tuesday, referred to fur
nishing him (his SOM the money by
way of a salary for doing nothing
almost" etc, 1t may not have been
clear to many readers what was
meant. 1t is simply this:
b. r. Tillman. Jr., holds, and has
for several years held, the position
OF clerk to his fathers committee,
Five Civilized Tribes, which is a
committee by senatorial courtesy"
1t never meets, never has met, was
never expected to meet, and exists
only for the purpose OF giving Sena-
tor Tillman craftsmanship, which
craftsmanship carries with it the ap-
pOintment Of clerk at a salary Of
$4,000 year and two messengers
each at 81 ,ii0 Il year. Each Sena-
tor who is not the chairman Of
committee has a clerk at $500 and
a ''labo:er' at 5000. In Senator
Tillman's ease. he has st about
enough work to keep one good man
busy. At present one Of the posi-
tions Of messenger" in his Office is
held by j. b. Knight. a competent
and energetic clerk and stenogra-
pher. He does practically all the
work as the Senator's secretary The
other messenger" sends out seeds,
speeches, etc, and is sometimes call
ed out TO act as one OF the numerous
door-kccpcrs OF the Senate. So that,
as Senator Tillman says, there is
nothing almost" for his son to do
When young Tilman last year
went out West with the idea OF set
Ting out there he resigned his posi-
ton as clerk to the committee, or as
it. is usually termed. private secre-
tnry TO his father, and Mr.. Knight
was promoted. But when the son
decided to come back again he again
became the $2.220 secretary-clerk.
and Knight was denoted to become
messenger" at $l.4I0. These facts
are shown by the Senate records.
There is a good deal here Of ,his
giving positions to men and to wo-
men with good salaries with moth
ing almost to do In fact. in many
cases, the appointecs do not even pre-
tend to do anything. In some cases,
Il Senator will appoint a man as his
secretary and give him the salary OF
Il clerk at $ 500 and give the salary
of "laborer" to the secretary's wife.
| In the case as secretary Of committee
clerk, the man Is usually expected to
work. In other cases there are pre-
requisites in the way Of clerkships,
messengers, laborers and so forth,
| which are usually dealt out to
friends, relatives and acquaintances
without scruple, although there are,
OF course, some Senators who do not
and say they would not do such
things. Those that do are usually
censured for 1t at one time or ano-
| thcr.
La grippe pains that pervade the
entire system, la grippe coughs that
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-02-09
Corn Breeders Organize.

The South Carolina Corn Breeders
Association was organized in Colum-
bia last week with members from all
sections Of the State. The gift Of
81 900 from a. T.. Gonzales was an
nounced. 1t will be used as pre-
miunls for the most progress in corn
breeding. The association endorsed
the proposed South Atlantic Corn Ex-
position to be held in Columbia dur
ing the fall.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-02-09
TAFT WILL AID THE FARMERS
In Fight to stop Gambling in Farm
Pr0ductS-Whnt Barrett Says.

Washington, Feb. 2.---"The Presi-
dent Is very much interes,rd in the
campaign to prohibit gambling in ag-
ricultural products, and we have
every reason to believe that we may
count upon his earnest support in
the movement" said President Chas.
S. Barrett. Of the Farmers Educa-
ttonal and Cooperative Union, after
conference with President Taft this
morning.
Mr. Barrett and dozen of ;ne
na iOnal officers OF the Farmers Tn
ion were presented to the President
by SECRETARY Of Agriculture Wilson
and spent. over half an hour discuss
ing the crusade against the exchanges
which use the crops Of the farm as
gambling stakes. They favor legis-
lation which will eliminate the gamb-
ling feature Of exchanges. If it re-
suits in closing the exchanges all we'll
and good.
'lf the investigation now being
made by the Department of Justice
at the direction OF the President re-
suits i'm the discovery Of evidence
that will support criminal prosecu-
tions. believe It is the purpose of
'he IrcSluent 10 der Such prOSecu-
tions undertaken. or course, when
he goes into this fight he wants a
case that will hold" continued Mr.
Barrett.
Asked If the President had agreed
10 send special message to Con-
grrss urging the passage Of bill to
prohibit gambling on cotton and
grain exchanges. Mr.. Barrett said:
"That subject was not discussed
but the President did advise us to
get in behind the congressman and
to make the best showing we could
before the committee on agriculture
on February 9th"
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-02-09
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Kills His Wife and Children.

Fergus Falls, Minn., Feb. 4.-Wil-
liam Ruckheim, a farmer, aged SO
years, murdered his wife and four
children and shot himself last night
at Barker's Prairie. He was found dy-
ing to-day. Ruckhcim is believed to
have been temporarily insane.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-02-09

Many Ills come from impure blood.
Cant have pure blood with faulty
digestion, lazy liver and sluggish
bowels. Burdock Blood Bitters will
strengthen the stomach bowels and
liver, and purifics the blood.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-02-09
NEGRO KILLED WOMEN.
lie Confcsses, Telling Full Story Of
the Savannah Murder.

Savannah, Ga, Feb. 4.---Mystery
men, Mrs. Amanda Gribble, her
daughter. Mrs. Ohlander. and Mrs.
Maggie Hunter, on December o last +,
was cleared UP to-day by the confess
sion OF Bingham Bryan, a negro. ar
rested last month and held on suspi-
ciOn OF knowing something Of the
crime. Bryan made his confession to
Judge Albert Wylie, member Of the
board o. county commissioners, and
G.. II. Butler. clerk OF the board
After stating that he was working
about the place for something to eat
and wear, Bryan told OF his suspicion
that money was concealed In the
house, and how he asked for drink
OF water in order to get inside the
premises. Then he went back to
work, he said. until he thought the
women were in the front OF the house.
lie then picked up Il hammer, and,
hiding II In his shirt. slipped into the
kitchen.
Beat Women With Hammer.
From here he said he went to a
back room and started work ing on a
trunk, but they must have heard the
noise. and the older woman came in
lie said he struck her several times
with the hammer before she died
Then the daughter came running in.
and after striking her down with his
fist. he beat her with The hammer,
but she did not die at hat time.
As he was trying to leave the
house, Bryan continued, the third wo-
man came in and grabbed him. He
said he caught her hy the throat and
chokcd her with one hand. while he
struck her with the hammer with the
other.
Bryan said neither OF the younger
women was dead when he left the
house. He made his way 10 Eden. a
railway station 80 miles from Savan-
nah. where he gave some Of his
clothes. with blood on them. TO an
old woman to wash.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-02-09

Doan's Regulets cure constipation
without gripping. nausea or any weak.
ening effect. Ask your druggist FOL
them. % cents per box.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-02-09

For any pain, from top to toe,
from any cause, apply DR.. Thomas
Eclcctric Oil. Pain can't stay where
It IS used
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1910-02-09

Try us on all kinds Of job printing.
We print for particular people.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-04
cast for "A MIGHT or

The cast OF characters for the comedy,
"A Night Off, BY well-known talent is
as follows.
Justinian Babhitt, professor an ancient
history IN the Camptown univer-
sity Mr.. George r Hassetine
Harry Danasl, his soH.in-law
... Mr.. Fred ~ Gleason
luck Mulberry, IN pursuit of fortune,
under the name of Chumey .s...
~ ALr. p Robert Blanpied
Marcus Rrutus snap, IN pursuit Of
fame and fortune under various Tel
climate aliases, Mr.. Robert B, Jones
prowl, usher at university ...........
James, butler at Damask's .........
Mr.. Edward Richardson
Mrs. Iantippa Babbitt, professor 81
eonjugal management 10 the profes
sor's household Mrs. Kate y. Terrill
Nisbe, the youngest imp Of the
household Miss Halle Lane
Angelica Damask, the eldest ........
........... Miss Winona a. Miller
Susan, tbs brassiest ....s.........
....... Mrs James E Davidson
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-04
TALK OF THE TOWN.
II saves your money! ustbane.
shantora silks, SOC, at Abbott's.

Il saves your money-Dustbane.
Shantora silks, SOC, at ABbott's.
It saves taking up earpets-Dustbane.
Read the advertisement OF Moore 4
Ovens on page 2.
Thirty. six inch nainsook, special at
i21ac yard, at Yaughans.
Claude Morse Of NorthaeId visited
friends in the city yesterday.
We are sure we have great bargains
n black pettieoats At Perry's.
Aga and =. Brogd of NorthaeId vis.
tied friends In the city Saturday
Miss Grace Houston returned ysster-
day to her home IN Northheld, after a
visit with relatives in the city.
The Frank McWhorter company wants
1000 boys TO call at It's store and receive
a ticket on the Widow Jones suit.
Mrs. James r. Higgins and daughter
went to Mortified yesterday for q few
days visit ct the home 0f her parents,
John Cross Of Cross Bros. Granite
company Of Mortified has purchased a
Cadillac touring car Of G, H. Bennett
Special meeting Of Annnehaha encamp.
ment. No. 2, Tuesday evening at 1880.
to work the first degree Per order
chief patriarch.
One case Of fancy white towels, l5c
each. two for 25c These towels arc a
genuine bargain; don't mise this sale.
Veals Knight.
Real ash chowder, made by one who
knnws how. hot rolls. coffee, pickles aud
cake 81 the mems supper Baptist church.
Tuesday evening April 5.
Mrs. VI 8. Glasgow and daughter re-
turned to-day to their home in ST. al
bans. after 4 few days visit at the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. VI J. Mcneil
The men Of the Congregati onal church
viii serve ehicksn.p supper In the
church dining-room Wednesday evening
April 6 This promises to excel any
previous attempt Of the men in this line
Price Zoe.
One Of the special features Of eBilly.
the Boy Artist which will be seen here
tonight Is the calisthenic dance pre-
scented BY Miss Marion Allen, and which
created such sensation during the Bos-
ton engagement.
The band fair closed Saturday rieht
with 4 record crowd Of the week present.
the hail being packed with people until
midnight. The awarding 81 tlm prizes
and dancing constituted The onlv enter4
tainment for the evening. The diamond
ring voting contest was won BY Miss
Lucille Even. The band proved very
successful and though the receipts and
expenditures have not yet been squared
Up, So that The exact sum cleared 4
known, there win be a good lump to
be deposited in the treasury Of the band.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-04
Notice

The public statutes require each tax
payer TO procure and ill out on the first
day Of April Of each year an inventory Of
all his taxable property To enable al
taxpayers TO comply with this law with
che least trouble and Inconvenience. The
assessors Office in the city hall win Be
open every weekday from a. M. to 6
p. m. during the month Of April You
will facilitate the work Of the assessors
by giving this matter your earliest pos.
sible attention.
Martin Riley,
James MeAdam,
r. Nj Andreani,
Assessors Of City 81 Barre.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-04

Parties wishing to rent Caledonia park
for picnies, etc, communicate with Don.
aid Mcleod, 3 Gable street, or at Clan
Gordon rooms any Thursday evening
from TO s o'clock.
Donald MeInod. trnstee.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-04
Bridqe tom Up.

The stone bridge at Joseph Couahlin's
near Granifeville Is torn up for repairs
aud the road is impossible for heavy
teams for this week. Per order select
men.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1910-04-04
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
MONDAY. APRIL I, 1910,
weather Production.

Showers tonight and Tuesday Fair
in Maine tonight Moderate southeast
Winds
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-07-12

Yard wide Dark Percales 71n
worth Toe. 49, $780,. 49,. ~
Aberdeen fine Shifting Che Or
viots. double fold worth 15c- ~
Yard wide best grade Pa ff1n
cific Cambria, Percales. -. sUO
Genuine Red Seal fine Ze- 1nn
phyr Dress Gngasms, ... sOO
Hydegrsde Galatea Cloth 1Fc
worth zoe. ................ s~1
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1910-07-12
Giving Away the Wash Fabrics

EnA for fine Fast Color Sheer
~~ Lawns, worth 10G..
En- for best standard Gsficoes,
W worth SIC at the mills.
1ChTfhr Hydeerade CesEt0n cloth
~ Naifi7g-printed sotsn sides
-yarr', vide.
I'M for highest grade Linen
wv Chanbray Ginghaus solids,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-26
Koneresien,

8 &egicringsfrebie nbtales Der
Soob ON, at aoneresien pil furme
bIi fproig nleb lit arbeioe til ON.
firing ben lite SUM-. Sigeleoes no
tales Der Saab ON, at De ~iaofalote
aominiitrationsforiIag, iom M fore
ligger aoneresien, bill funne BIZ er'
peberebe inoen Den Sio, eaer ialinlb
iaa piot fGroigbebonolebe, at De uoen
SibsipiI6e bill fliune p~eotages peo
aonaresiens SammertrPoen igien !
December.
Ser nppnes TO Saftorer | Soper at
al ell inarIig afgjsrelie al bisie Sor'
la9 Tom er fem / Solet, nemIig
observation-disclosures, MISREPRESENTATION.
Ioaet, Observation-Disclosures, Inti'
misunderstanding og rilaget
ON arijonoS og Stem Mericos Spta'
aelie / StatSiorbun6et. Gen enc al
bisie Softorer err mango al De repu'
blifonife Reprpientonters Enite ON
inareit milig at fonlme biem iii fine
reipeftioe Giitrifter for at ioaretooe
fine SntereSier uuber Ben foreitoaen.
sc 8aIgfompoane % ben otoen 80
leIicn hos Se repubIifonifc 2ebere al,
at noact ma ubrcttcS for at opueie
De oemofratiife Seire peo SougreS'
paIaene / MoSiotuicttS % Rep
0orf.
SorI1aQct ON Sc TO SerritorierS
SptagcIic bar poSIcret H]eprGientant'
buict, Observation-Disclosures bar
pusieret Serotet % SnNitiGiugen al
81 ti.SniunctiouS 6oriIo0ct perteS at
bli inoberettct / Observation-Disclosures
en- az sc ierite Gage.
SpiIiomit oriees ll6iiQterne al
bore for Goitipnrcbonf 6oriIo9ct.
Gette bar piituof poSieret Senotet,
men bets SfiTbuc / ReprGientonts
buiet ouiecS for megct probIcmotiif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-26

- Otter bpoo hi erfarer, err Def
Meningen, at 2utber College gonS
eiter SfoIeaarets SIutnine iaar iful
ub poa en- aoncertreiie. Ger er enb.
I'LL life trtiffet noget oefinitipt arran.
aement, men oct er mulig, at Den
Sroger belt no til Iaciiicfpiten.
Snsenisr Inton Ssniiebp, Sn'
aenisraslilient peo De norife StotSba'
ner, opbolot fig Der @pen ct Var
Gage iioite llse paa 8%iennemreiie til
@eiten. Son benntter Ct Bar Woune'
DerSIermisiion til at ie liot poa orle-
rifanife SorboIb, ii9r pna Sngenier'
faeets Smroobe. Serfro eif Reilen
til Spininebperne. % oerira forfeit
fer ban peitoper til Raeificfpiten 40
en- Of be norbIiee Tuter. San agter
of fomlme tiIbage bcrfra oper Union
1acific eIer Soutbern Bacifc. Ser
9ecorab beie9te ban g. 6. Sange'l
og andre SoIf fra Sigoal.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-26
THEY TOOK NO CHANCES.

Fishing, two boys strung their big
catch on the same string. Passing a
graveyard, they entered the gate to
divide the catch, dropping two fish
just as they went inside the cemetery,
Passing, an aged Negro heard the two
boys:
FIJI take this one-you that one
| this one-you that one" etc.
The Negro listened in dismay and
ran away as rapidly as his old legs
would carry him. He met his Negro
minister, who called:
Deacon, why you run in such ter
ror?"
Declare, parson, I been down yon-
der by the graveyard, and over de
fence heard de devil and de Lord
parceling out de people atween EN-"
The parson laughed at the old mans
fright, and made him go back with
him to the graveyard to convince him
of his error. The boys were still di-
viding:
"You take that take this" etc.
Finally one boy asked:
What are you going to do with
them two at the gatef"
This was more than parson or Dea-
con could stand, and both a pell
nell, neither wishing o take any
further chances, no matter what was
going on just over the fence.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-26
9ecorab % Smegn.
Iimebriften pcb @amfpn.
Sen 25be april 1910

Som for fortelig meobelt, er BET
mn for @Inor paatale, at Riltpalifee-
ganen ifaI forlGnge tit Spor fra
@uifon oe no til De Der ! RPrbeoen
Iigsenbe Sernminer, bpor ct ret be-
tpoeIigt gnI9g for Rensnin9 al
Sernertien ifuIoe opisres, Sloner
% Segnineer for bette Inl9g ifnl
nj, bore irrbiee, % Ioifineriet for
@ensnins al Grtien, bpilfen RroceS
ifaI foregaa efter en- M Wetbobe, f.
aes nllereoe at bore beitilt. Sette
Ioper aItiaa 9oSt for por lille Nabo'
bp, ibet en- Mengoe a~rbeiosfplf for
bet fsrite bill blipe intte | geIfipfti.
geiie meb Spfsrelien al sc for 0rif,
ten nsbnenoige 9pgnineer o. I. b.,
meSers Wineoriften oItion ienere bill
gipe itabie SpSieIiptteIie for Ell nof,
iaa flor IrbeibSitot. Meo ben Smlle
Drift, iom iioite Gar blep iperfiat pe6
Winen og peb Set mibIertiOige gnlG9
peo 8aufon Sltnction, ifol Nisiouri
Sron 60. babe uobetaIt ooer $35, 000
@~rbeibsIsn, iaa man berai fan Fac
ct gegreb ON, bpiIfen @ctponina 6et
belle bill blipe for @pen. Ct al @penS
globe eisr imioIertio opmprfiom
pon. Of bbis 9pen / fltISe WooI bill
nuoe Srusterne Of oeruie SnSuitri.
ion maa Der isrges for, at Ser Ell
Suie at foa tineie. Som oct mi er,
fnn neppe nof ct eneite poSienoe SuS
for en- arbeiberfamiIie np6ripeS in.
ben gper, og bpiS Ser life ruaoes
BOO berpaa, bill WineieIIfabet ian0,
ipnIigpis opfsre ct itsrre 2oaibug
Iise ube peo Minen, maaife ooioa her
oprette Ell Buff eIer TO, boorbeb 6et
meite az ben RsreIie, iom man / oore.
bis bar brsmt ON at SSernminen piI,
De brin9e, ilet life piI6e fomme 9pcr
tilgobe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-26
ssor sprobprns Sab

Sen renefte. bebdaeliaite o9 met stos
romiiie Rctbobe for Separing, &ensninq
oe ~SorFisnncIie al Sp9Sberns oeiifate
SuS, StaIp % Saar. er Ell oeeparenoe
grua al guticura S9be, aSiiiteret ON
nsobeubiet al en- let arnenoeIie Grttcus
ra ointment. sor apeiIer, &lse, Sns
fammdtion % aifaIriua hos Sprbbern,
gsrn % borne, ianpeI Tom for Sarberira.
SaarbaH, ~ianatioe oa nutiieptiIf Henss
MING o. forreiten for ale Sru9 I Soilet,
gab oe 8drnetammer er Gutierrd S1be
% Ointment ubeu 9iae.
Gutirura srbe (25e.l for Rsnsuiul az 6noeu. On
iicura Ointment, (Soe.l for SelbreeeIe az SueeH oa
Guficura Reiplpenf (5Oe.), leneri dorm al hotolaee
bofiebe giler. Csc pr. SLATE al 60) tGlees oper belle
Rereen. Qetter Trua. q Ghem. 9orp., eueeterel
Is5 Columbus Gpc., 8oitou, NRasi.
eV- SO gibers Gutieura Boa frit. atrtuoe Setrt'
belie, BebaneIius 90 SsIsreseIie AT Sueipsoprtrie.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-26
ct enbHitmt.

aanife bet er iaa omtrent rette Vi
ben iaien at fortPIe en- gomme
Mnefoote.
en- ung Wanb fegte ct gountp
embebe. ga ban tom biem igien ef
ter at babe Bit nomineret, gif bar
bort paa ageren til fin Sars Siene'
itegut for at ia Iiot Moro meb BAN
Sieneitegutten bar noeet egeit af fig
og bapoe til 8ane at gipe orange pe
preone Sbar, raar ban Dor / be-
2une. 9ette babe BEN unse aanoi'
Dot Sornsielie af.
"Iel, bpao t9nfer on mi, Heter?'
raabte 9anbioaten, iaainart ban Ton
tiltalte paa nogenIunbe pasienbt
SoIb.
"Ia, ieg tpnfer mart ct og mar
noset anbet," iparte ben tiltalte.
"Ien, Setter, ieg fit Iominatio'
men," fortIotte ben itnse Gmbeosi9'
ger.
"Se funbe ba giort noget perre,
Marfus, END at nominere Dig; mer
lao MI enoelig bore at ffraale, til on
er fommen gobt og bel no at Sfoger
igien," Ia Beter tsrt.
&nnoioaten bIep ienere paIat. 90
ban fom biem ieien efter 8alget,
traf ban Heter if9rb meo at iage oq
iplitte op Sapnebeo.
"Sel, Eeter, ieg er blit palgt mi
og oct meb Itor Waioritet oeiaa," no.
brsb aanbiooten triumferenbe.
Geter rettet fig op, bug gren
Sngitabben % iaa meoIioenoe bort
pua fin Serres Ssn.
Seq fol Il Dig noget, iee, min
fipre Warfiis. Ioar hi | min Ssbe.
bpgb bapoe Brig for en- Sap pg life
babbe en- Sort for Saanben, maatte
hi itinoom bielpe os meb en- Gran.
fonele," Ia Eeter.
"Sgiaa ct SubItitiitl" ia Iarfns
og gift.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-26
Uy RuloebcIee.

Ten npe SllIoebeIge, iom i Sluttcu
al ofoiQtc llgc beoGgeoe iig sitopcr
oen gitIiqe SuIp0eI of 2nnoet bar
fllIocnot set g6elGgqeIieSperf, Tom
Photographers of aiiIoe. % Stp9uei'
ret llgen ioruo.
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Diana, OeitIige Iidignn, Sainois,
Soma. @iSiouri, 0tinneiota og @is'
couiin ires. bpoo iom itob ieieu al
Srrgt % @Gr / 9Iomit % iorsgcbc
Sen tioIigcre arrette0e Sfooe mcb
maugioIoige @IiQioner Collars iii.
s Buffalo, Chicago, Milpnnfcc,
Dubuque oe onhre @per ianf Gem.
perohiren ira % iii 2S Grader
Ratteu melem 6rc6na og SsrOag.
Bua mango Steoer leoiageoes Sui.
6ebsIaen al Sue % SIub, % pna o.
itore Snbiieer raieoe Ell poloion
Storrit, ser befrp9ter at bape oiiteb.
tommet mango Stranbinaer og 6or
lis me6 miliaens Cab al Wenneife
lin.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-26
sra Sprins 0ropc.
(Gfter ~SeraIo".)

Mrs. Carl Sermanion til
troaote forrige Sorsoog Heiien til
%. 9ofota, bpor benbes Wano en-
Bar Tigers Sio bar opbolot zig.
9uitor ct. g. &calte reiite for
riee 2sroog til Sc 6oreit, @is., for
ser at beisge fin 9attcr, @trs. 6reS
Mtoeler.
Ole Sanger % Ieter SAILOR
ion reiite Sirsbog til Woniaa, g. O.,
bpor De qgtebe at tilbringe nogeit Sto
hos SIpgt % Senner.
Ser bar her aonct ct &p9te ON,
at Serman Semen miitebe ane De Sc
tie, Tom ban forupIia fragteoe mco
Iia til Canada. 2abningen blep bolot
tilboae peo SoIbItationen | Tortal,
% unoer Soregipenbe al, at Seitene
les af Chambers IfuIbe De ale bore
bIepne Ifuote al Ganabas Sunobeos'
pGien.
@eS Sfoleraaoets Webc iorle'
BEN bIeb aIle 2Grere peo 9pens of'
fentliae Sfole gienpalgte, men fun
Clara Siae, Coma 9nien og Wortba
Carlton iiges of bile iorblipe neb
SfoIen. Superintendent anoreps
bill lpaae Sfolegierningen pan Spl.
ben og begpnbe meb aoisforretning;
Wtiis 2ecf o9ter at flptte no til ap-
item, bpor benoes SorRlore Dor;
MisIes Storf og Seelpe bill life
pirfe iom 9Prerinber npite Ior, me-
oens NtiIs gfeiiier er tilbubt en- be.
ore Sitting peb Sfolen | Senporl.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-04-26
Stor Brand.

gpen Cafe CHARLES | 2ouiiianc
biemisgtes 0ntten til ben 23oe os
af en- berienbe SIoebrano, Der itraftt
iig ooer beuimoo ct Snes apartaler
% Iagoe ilere b~iinoreoe gpgningei
% Suie / Mife. ODER 1000 Menne'
fer giorbes buspiIoe, % oct anrette'
DC GRroitab ~aniIoaes til minbit g.
000,0 Dollars.
glanbt De neobrRnbte @pgninger
bar Gin Saa, Gourtbuiet, Clair So
tel, mango prpgtige airfebpgninger
og itore Splagsbuie.