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The Elbert County tribune., 1911-02-03
THE WOLF In
SLEEPS CLOAIHING

You have heard of the wolf that en-
tered the sheepfold consealed in the
cloatbing of an innocent lamb. He was
wise old wolf, who knew that without
a disguise he could never accomplish bis
purpose OF obstruction.
This old story finds its parallel in
large measure in the Parcels post bill
now receiving the serious attention Of
congress.
Nothing but good is predicted by
those most anxious to see it pass.
But consider for a moment the chief
boosters OF the bill Are .hey the men
in your town or community? Have your
merchants organized and sent lobby
to Washington to advocate its passageg
Hardly!
1t takes but little thought to see the
big mail order and city department
store interests behind this Parcels post
bill, which will mean immensely greater
profits for conserns already competing
with your own merchants.
1t is all well and good to preach home
trade, but let these greedy corporations
get into your field on favorable bases
and your merchants will feel the effect
like the flight of sand storm
1t is up to you to put your shoulder TO
the wheel and fight the interests that
are urging the passage of this measure.
Even those in favor of it admit its bene.
fits are still hard to define. You are in
position to plainly see its evil results.
Stop its passage by all means!
Urge your senators and congressman by
every means possible to oppose this par.
eel Post bill if they care at all for your
good will.
Point out the danger to your merch-
ants and business men and urge their
assistance through similar letters.
Your influence is powerful.
Your influence is indispensable.
Write TODAY in the strongest, most
vigorous manner you know, how.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-02-03
Public Sale

We will offer at public auction at the
Jones ranch 10 miles southwest Of E,lbert
on February 4, 1911
27 head of cattle.
III head of horses.
Farm machinery, and other articles too
numerous to mention.
Terms: all sums under $40 cash. On
sums of $40 and over credit OF 8 months
Will be given on bankable notes bearing 8
per cent interest 8 percent discount for
cash. Free Lunch at Noon
Eli Coole It NJ. G. Frazier, Owners.
u 5. Stewart j. u. Mayer
Auctioneer Clerk
II weather is unfavorable sale will be
held Feb. Z.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-02-03
Card of Thanks

To all the friends and neighbors whose
sympathy and services were so kindly
rendered in our recent bereavement, the
death of our dear father, we extend our
sincere thanks.
Gotlieb Schneider and family
John Clibon and family
Mrs f. Evans
Mrs W. Davis
Henry and James Ciibon
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-02-03
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Following is the list OF letters remair,
ing unclaimed in the post office at Elbert
Colorado, on February |, 1911:
Cumming. Mrs. Thos.
In calling for these letters pleased say
ADVERTISED"
r. j. Elsner.
Post Master.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-02-03
NEW CREAM STATION
NEARLY COMPLETED

The new cream station that is being
constructed just back OF the I.O.O.F
building is nearly completed the doors
are being hung and the cement floors
laid, the boilers and pumps are not yet
installed but will be in the near future.
This building fills up an empty corner
lot in the business section and will i'm
porove that section greatly.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-02-03

FOR SALE:- 32l Acres, 60 Acres Cul
tivation, 60 acres Timber, II acres Alfal
ia all under good fence, all clear and
good house and out houses, good we'll.
Inquire at Tribune office.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-02-03
East Cherry Greek
TO late for last week,

snow Friday night.
] Mr. H. G. Eggleston took load of pot
utoes to Castle Rock Thursday return.
ing Friday.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Wilson and Mr. and
Mrs Eli Roberts and Miss Della visited
at Homer Roberts Sunday.
!. G. Alperman sold Fl. G. Eggleaton
two calves last week.
Mr. and Mrs Royston took in the stock
Shown Denver last week.
Miss Agnes HALEY who has been
spending few days with her sister Mrs
~. q. Alderman returned to Calhan Sat
urday afternoon.
Mrs G. Il. Webb returned home from
Denver last week but in such poor
health that they called the doctor Thurs
day evening.
Mrs Jay Alderman and Miss Agnes
HALEY visited Mrs II. c. Eggleston We'd
j. q. Foster went to Denver Thurs
day to take in the stoch show he return
ed Saturday.
Roy Wilson put up ice Thursday
Miss Irene Hill stayed with Mrs J. G.
Foster during Mr. Fosters absence.
@. b. Atherton had load OF feed
ground at N. B. Aldermans last week.
Mr. and Mrs Morton Frazier entertain.
ed MIR and Mrs II. C. Eggleston Sunday
i
Willie Aulnebrook came home Friday
evening to spend the week with his par
ents.
Old friends of Mrs A. b. Mcconnell
will be grieved to learn of her death
which occurred last week after long
illness. Besides host OF friends she
leaves to mourn her loss a husband aud
seven children four of whom are mar
fied. The sympathy of the entire
community is extended to the fam
ily as She was well known on the
Divide,
Mr. Pepper Denver cattle buyer was
in our neighbornood the first of the week.
CThis week.
The weather is SO warm and beautiful
it makes Us think spring is here.
Mr. and Mrs D B. Campbell spent
suQdayiwith Mr. and Mrs Miller.
n. safra and Mrs II Q: Eggleston were call
red to Sedalia Saturday by the sudden
death OF Mr. Egglestons little neice they
returned home Sunday evening.
Mr. aud Mrs Nernon Caid of Monu-
ment spent from Friday to Sunday eve
ming at the Wilson and Foster homes.
Mr. Melvin Brown Of Huilet Wyoming
visited old friends on our Creek recently
Sterling Thompson is here again spend
ing few days with his aunt Mrs N. b.
Alderman.
Miss Dola Logstoh OF Colorado Springs
is visiting relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs Tommy Roberts OF Easton
Vile spent Sunday at the Frhzier home
Mr. and Mrs Jas Foster entertained
the Wilson and Cain families Sunday.
VIM Aulsebrook spent last week at
home he had la grippe but was able to
return to school Sunday.
Ruth Galley has the la grippe.
II. q. Eggleston went to Elbert Mon
day.
JUS G. Foster suffered from la grippe
all last week.
Mrs AL Aulsebrook was a Greenland
visitor Sunday.
Miss Grace Williams who went to
Denver is quite iii with tonsilitis and is
unable to come home.
Mrs Wilson spent day at Eli Roberts
asst week.
Mrs Foster entertained several ladies
of Cherry Sunday School one afternoon
last week and arrangements were made
to give box social; plain boxes, and
ladies hands will be sold to the highest
bidder, will also serve ice cream and
cake, all are invited to attend, short
program will be rendered incl uding q
comicaI play.
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c100 Raxyard GInO
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-02-03
Ebert Cheese Co.

Leading dealers in milk, sweet and
sour cream. Also Agents for the old re
able De Loval cream separator,
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-02-03
For Sale

My farm of 320 Acres rich smoothe
sub irrigated bottom land IN Alfalfa Co
Okla. good improvements good water IN
abunance. Price sl7000oo, one half cash
or will take as part payment property il
or near Elbert not exceeding in value
100000. +. b. Sweet, kiowa Kansas
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-02-03

The Alfred Peterson case was
heard before the District Attor
ney at Colorado Springs Tuesday,
by the dicision Mr. Peterson will
pay $4,000 per month alimony un
til the meeting of the District
Court in June, where the case
will receive final hearing.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-02-03

There will be box social given
in the Bijou Basin school House
on February 10 The Bene fits will
go toward the libraty.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-02-03

Mr. Lafferty the enterprising
clerk in the Cort Mercantile Co.
expects to move to Elbert as
soon as he can get house.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-02-03

Mr. and Mrs C H Hansen return
ed Monday morning from Colora-
do Springs where they went to
attend the wedding of the form
e's sister, Miss Sadie Hansen
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-02-03

George McKimmie has installed
a fine new Koken Hydrolic chair
also new mirror. This is GER
tainly a great improvement to
his shop.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-02-03

Whiskey is good friend but poor
master. Used in moderation it cheers,
inspires and strengthens men. In this
gray world why may we not touch elbows
with our neighbors occasionally tn a
social glass? Why may we not make
reasonable use of that prince of WHISTLES
I.W Harper Sold by DR.. Burnsides
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-02-03
LARGE CROWDS ATTEND
SURPRISE PARTY AT LARSENS

The ladies of the Divide Mutual Tel
epnone Company planned asurprise par
" fo5 Mrs Robert Larson last Saturday
butihey had taken the gentlemen into
their confidence and some them have
let the secret out as on arriving the fam
lily was found we'll prepared for the in
vasion.
The visitors brought basket and box
es we'll filled with delicious Meats, pies,
cakes and numerous other dainties for
which Douglas county Cooks are noted.
Althoufh more than fifty persons did
their best to dispose of the good things
on the dinner tabls there was plenty left
to add to the supply which Mrs Larson
had prepard for the large company of
young people who came in the evening
to help Emma celebrate her birthday
The day before was Adolphs birthday
and Mrs Larsons was few weeks before
SO the affair mas made sort OF general
celebration.
Mrs Larson had birthday cake made
by Mrs Sarah Whittier, Emma had one
made by Mrs Duyal and Adolph's was
made by Mrs Shipman; needless to say
they we're all fine
To show their appreciation of the
great help given to all users OF the tele-
phone line the ladies presented Mrs Lar
son with beautiful quilt, each lady hav-
ing made one block on which was writ
ten her own birthday date-minus the
year.
The gentlemen assisted in presenting
Emma with sum of money with which
she Intends purchasing ring; presu-
mably to signify her engagement to the
Telephone Company which duly pleases
all of us. Several other birthday gifts
were received. We all enjoyed the day
land night so much that we hope more
surprises will Ike planned soon.
The Senatorial situation is becoming
more complex from day to day. This
becomes more manifest as the various
candidates are increasing their head
quarters Accommodations with the OPEN
ing OF this week. the entire parlor floor
OF the Albany Hotel being reserved as
Headquarters for the various candidates
Gov Adams occupies six rooms immedi-
ately adjoining the parlor; Mayor Roht.
Speer occupied similar number of rooms
Immediately opposite main stairway,
while the Honorable Thos O'Donnell has
suite nearby. Democratic headquart-
ers have been reopened for the balan ce
of the winter. The Comfy Democracy
will hold sessions hourly, while Chair
man Bradley, of the State Democratic
Central Committee has his Office also on
the parlor floor, and it reminds one more
of the days OF the last Democratic Con
vention than any similar occurance
since that time.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-02-03

Money Loaned-On real estate secur.
ity. Lee Ramsey, 6n5 Empire Building
Denver.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-02-03

For Rainbelt land bargains see the old
timer, K. l.. Glow, of CLOVIS land office
1913 Stout street, Denver. 36
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-02-03
NOTICE

No hunting or trespassing on my
ground.
Alice Remus, Fondis, Colo,
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-02-03
Farmers Purchase Autos

Mr. Gopher Holded and Mr.
Tom Kelly both purchased Ford
Automobiles from the Bradshaw
Bros. last week. Nearly every
Farmer around Eastonville and
Peyton are owners of automobiles
The Ford seems to be the most
durable for country roads and
one can purchase one and run
it at a much less expence than
he can buy team, harness and
buggy and keep them in good
order.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-02-03

Clarence Barnes returned home
from Fort Collins Tuesday even
ing, on account of being sick with
the la grippe. He expects to
return to school as soon as he is
able.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-02-03

When in Colorado Springs stop at the
Spaulding House, Electric cars from
depots and to all parts of the city. Rates
81 80 to $500 day; special rates by tn,
week. Opp. ourt house, South rejon ST
HIMEBAU0H, Proprietor.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-02-03

Joseph Purden and family ex-
poets to move onto the Cornforth
rnach next week, which he will
farm this summer, the citizens
of Ebert will miss him very mitch
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-02-03
rEREsT or ELRERT. EknERT COUNTY
EBERT Ey EN- IS

N. B. Alderman of Case was
a business caller in Ebert Tues
day.
Mr. D. H. Georgia of Running
Creek was in Elbert Tuesday.
E. T. Harper is improving the
looks of his store by cleaning up
his front yard.
Mr. and Mrs Lee Cort and son
Louie spent Sunday on their ranch
north of town.
Mr. and Mrs c. B. Hollems
returned from trip to Colorado
Springs Friday morning.
Miss Nellie Jewell returned to
Parker Friday morning to resume
her position as clerk in her broth
ers store.
Mr. Ed DIETRICH living west of
Ebert is having his house re-
papered, Mr. Neuman is doing the
work.
The Russell Gates Mercantile
is shipping a tirse of home render
ed lard to Colorado springs this
week.
A high board fence is being
built around the Oaks Hall some
outbuildings are also being built.
Last year more buildings went
up in Elbert than any year past
and the way 1911 has started out
it will elipse all previous years in
the building line.
Mrs A. G. Cornforth is spend
ing few days in Fort Collins
visiting with her daughter Evelyn
who is laid up with sprained
knee.
DR. R. H. Denny and Frank
Long had their gardens plowed
the first of the week, by the end
of the month they will be eatin 8
vegetables, if this weather keeps
I'D
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-02-03

DR. Alter, dentist, will make
his next regular visit to Elbert
Monday and Tuesday, February
6 and 7
Call at the Littelton Creamery Co
and see the best Separator on earth
The Great Western. For sale by
Frank Black.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-02-03

Mr. A. M. Rex, the enterpris-
ing Cashier of the Kiowe State
Bank was married Wednesday
to Miss Lena Hoffman. The
happy couple left for a three
weeks visit in Missouri, after
which they will make their home
at Kiowa.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-02-03

Mrs A. G. Cornforth is spend
ing few days in Fort Collins
visiting with her daughter Evelyn
who is laid up with sprained
knee.
The Elbert County tribune., 1911-02-03

N. B. Alderman of Case was
a business caller in Ebert Tues
day.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-03
Galloway Gm9imes $3.50 % e.,

Woipincfel: 9et er eienbommeIiat
at ipsrge ON bette MI, naar Der net.
rp er balgt en- DIRECTION, iom IfaI iet.
te fig inb | Sagen.
@ogt: Seq bill finn babe en- antpo.
ming.
9ergeien iluttebe fig til MowinefeI.
gernb. Sansien: S ben gamle
Sireftion +" bapbe hi beIpis toset
Stanopunft til Sfibstppen. Men hi
bill life MI faite bette inc. Wan maa
pente, til ben npe DIRECTION bar lat
Jig ino / Sagen.
&oniul Sobe nbtaIte fin @labe
oper, at De bebite Weno / Horge MI
ltoo | SpiOien for anterifalinien, og
at alt tesneoe til en- Sufces. Oct
gleoer mig at fi,nne fortp1e mine
2anosm9no / amerifa, at Der itaar
en- Seer at Rorees fsrite screenings
memo bog Stn1elt.
SfibsbanoIer Solmien erinbrebe
DC M9nb, iom fsrlt bapbe begpnbt at
arbeioe for Blanen, ipecielt Soerin-
genisr Soanse. (Sterft @ffalb).
8ogt taIte for De mi aftreoenbe
9ireftsrer 9nubt5on og gernb.
Sansien, bporpaa 3irigenten taffeoe
&oniuI Sobe for set itore Irbeibe,
ban bapoe eiort 20 snifeoe ben npe
9ireftion SeIb. (sterft 9ifaIo).
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-03
Def foiter at p0re Ear.

Set gomIc SrStofe, at "bet foiter
al hare aor", eQcr / Sette SiIfploe
at ppre SuuNihot iii poIitiif Gmbebe,
bar otter bGDbet iig neS set / Sirs.
bags ite0furbne YrimUruaIg / Obi.
cago.
Salt bcIsb GoIsuSoiitcrne, boabe
DC ciientIige % De pripatc. ia iii
S696,500, berof for set Sfientliaes
Seofommcnoe $t65, 800 % for aon.
oiSaterncs @ebfommeroc $534,0O0
- oper Ell balu Miqion Collars.
6or Dc ipritiIote 9oraermcItcrfon.
Siooters SebfommcuSc iigeS set at
bare foitet Werriam (ben ieirenoe re.
pnblifouite S~arbibat) $4,000,
Sbompiou $4,000, SmuIifi 500.
coo, ScuIlp $4,000. @urrap $4,000,
Graham 100000. Sorriion (oen lei.
renoe oemotratiitc Sauoioat) $40.
eco % Gunne $4,000. alderman.
tonSioaterue outaaes oct tiIiammen
at booe foitet 100000 % Sc euriac
SanoiSater $4,000.
Gette lpne& Of tpbe paa. at Der I'M.
Der galgfampognen iaIiaIo / uisie
areoie. maa baue oeret siort 900,
6orretninser.
! Sorgerneitercns 9en err SIS, 0OC
ON aaret. % Serminen er 2 alar.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-03
Qrreiteret 2lmerifaner.

Sra San 9iego, Gal, meoScIcS
Nen lite MfortS, at Ser ira g~nienaba,
Nerico, bar inbIebet giterretnin9
ON, at en- gmeritouer por bIcuet ar.
r~eItcret ca iuoint ! 6rreiIet ser / gn.
~IcOnin8 al Ell GpnamitegpIoiion, ion
haooe iunbet Ste0 Der forrige 6re.
Dag. @rpIoiioner bop6e onrettet itor
GienoomSito6e, oerimoo oor iutet
McrueifeIip ganet tobt.
Ser fol raooe Ell meact bitter
Stcmning moo Imcrifanerne | oen
Del al Mcrico.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-03
Senrp @aIpee, Mebaftsren at oct

befienote SarmerbIao "@aaace's
Sarmer", brsfter | ct al bettes iibitt
Rumere SpsrgsmaaIet ON, | bill
FEN llbitr9fnins bet er beIoig %
foreneIig meo Samfunoets ianoe
Snteresier, at Der mere og mere oe
meb itabis ssenbe ubsifter bripes
paa meb al ubbonne De faa poa Sta.
tens 9efoitrine, mems be mango II.
Den eIer ineen l~tbannelie faar. San
gisr opmerfiom paa, at Der | @inter
/ Sotpas 2eaiSlatur nil bli bepil9et
oper 100000 til Statsunioeriitetet,
ca. $4,000 til 2anbbrugsbsiifolen
| Imes % noget oper $4,000 til
2GreifoIen ! Gebar Sails. If eta.
tens Gutter os bigger er Der life iaa
mango iom en- Brocent, iom nosen-
finoe fommer til oisie SfoIer %
npber oct minbite gobt Of ltnoerpis.
nineen Der, flyer Wr. @aqace, og
uoen noturIigpis at bile a"fifaffe
bisie bsiere Snititutioner, er ban af
ben Wening, at Der ogiaa bsr ofres
Iibt Smtanfe paa set life gonife
itp9ientIige Spsrgsmnnl, bpao Der
fon oe bsr aisres for Se 90 Erocent
al StoteNs llngbom, iom aloris
fontmer iaa Ianet iom til Soma Gitp
eIler Imes, i9rIig for De Sormergut.
ter % Sarmerpieer, ionr ineen Gin.
leoning bar til at frefpentere Ell al
6isie Statsifoler, men nlaa nsie iig
meb, bpao glmenffoIen paa 2anoet
bar at bpoe Dem. 0enne llngoom
so Erocent af Statens iamt.
lige Gutter % 8iger. Oct er for
9eIen ben, Tom bill faa Sopas
Sorb | arb % Gle, % oct bill bero
pna bisic Soils 0pgtigbeb % Sntel-
boorlebes Soroen blir brist
% Sanolipet | oct belle piI arte iig
| Sremtioen. SfpIen / Ines, iiaer
gtr. 8oIlace, foiter mt meb gp9nin.
ger % llbitpr $2,5O0,0OO, og flere
gfiQioner er gaaet meb til bens
beri ibere1net 100000 bare
for iibite Nor. Siben 1872 er Der
peo benne InItalt grabueret 1862
itrge WPub, bporaf 1856 mi Dor /
Staten. Sporlunge, ipsreer ban,
oct taee efter oenne Iaaleitof
at uobanne De 100000, Tom hi trun.
ger til at brioe Statcns Sarme, Tom
mi | @ienneminit bar en- Serbi al
500 pr. Icre9 Oct, iom Wr. @aI.
lace bill benleoe Spmerflombeben
paa peb biSie Speober % Sammen.
Iignireer, er Hsbpenoigbeoen az al
Der, bpor llngbommen life fan oiie
Sto % Eenge til at gaa paa bsiere
SfoIer, Der bsr SfoIerne gaa no
paa Sanbet til %llngoommeu. Oct bill
iigc, bore StatsifoIer maa Irgge
mere Sinb pao set ~iaofnlote "gou.
cotional grteniion @orf". San er
al ben Spfatning, at Den @~epiIgning
al $50 900 pr. Iar, Tom bar o9ret
ItiIet til neutrality-suspicious. Haa.
til ioaoant Irbeioe, err alt for
gn Slm at 100000 mcner
ban life piIoe bare Ell Sent for me.
get til IiboIoeIic al forte 2ano.
brrgSfurier / bpert Gpuntp / Staten,
% iuabonne &urier cr Sormlerne
fllIbt berettiect til; TIL sc betaIer
81. a. ire SemteoeIe Of ole Stat.
terne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-03

Se1l0N mar lager III net Il0tr0t, ION
TolteOtIicr paa ocrne % andre Won.
Der bar qtprt ia; tbi set fan 10 life
uegteS, at Sugcr bar Here Stcmmer
Tor ita M, emo Den bapoe tiollaere;
huooe fire Serotorer til itentt for
Gorilc9et ! Iirsoag@, iaa oiIoc set
bcrueo btet p~eotoget. Men at Ser
mi oniioer er Ct TIcrtaI Tor &ropoii.
tioner ! Seuotet, er ser natirIigoi@
Inlet mertcli1 !, irrIig nuar man alt
ioa lager / @]etro5ning boor 9teitcn
al SonbetS 9eiolfnirQ itaar i bette
Sperg&mnoI. Oct merfcli1e err, al
Der erhrl TnoeS roAen icIp / Sc.
rotet, iom ipueS, at Be bar gloo0 til
at itenrme imoo et ToriIoa iou bette,
% at 'ao err EiIiTloet, oct err et ioa
itertt 9~iouesbpro ON oenne Toriam.
Itugs bagitrGperife EcrocricrS Scia.
IiOetbeO, iom bel uoaen fan crife ia.
9ette trGoer ioamegct i~terferc
9aaen. raar man e%rinorer, at OPEN,
ifi6bet 80 Stoter 9irmlcm fine 9eaiS.
Iaturer bar tiIitenrt Gropoittiorer ON
hirefte S~enatoroalg. Spis aItim
bare en- &eJiSlatur til bao6e ubtaI,
fig Tor Den foreilnaeOe 8runoloos
f%oroanOIinG, ioa otl6e Set Sermei
OGret aigiort, al Den montte ioreIpg
ges 2anoets Bplaere hi a"iaisrelie
enteu Senatet snife6e oct eaer ei
6elgeuoe Stater bar ertlqret ia Tor
al iaa fer: arfanias, California
Colorado, SaiHois, Snoino, SOabc
Sanias. aentlefp, S~ouiiiarn, Soma
Midigan, Minneiota, D}i5iouri
@Ontana. NepaSa. Rep Seriep, Ie
brnsfn, Rortb Carolina, Rortb "a
fota, Ohio. Sfla6omn, Oregon
&enmiplponin, Soutb 0ofota, Zen
nesiee, 2eras, lltob. @aibinator
@iscoHiin oG @poming.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-03
9borfnr betale $1O5.5O mer
eno min Yris for en- 5-h. D.
Gasoline engine

gleiinem9lt Dem ilpid8tts, prgpe
bpert arbeioenbe SrGt oeb Dem
engines | enbper Senicenbe ful
ct anbet Get grperts req
&pltenoe, o9 bpao bet bible fpf
Sorbru9erne meb en- liben Sort
fen lat paa De $4,000 Gnsines, |
Sen 5-H. P. engine, iom Dor
I &paIitet, ielses til Sprbruser,
8aranterer, at Dor engine er
til fDrfjeaist Slass arbeioe, Il
Seine B~eresninss' grperts finbe
COB Brofit btrefte til Sorbrusereu II
8aranti for $119 90.
Dette betpocr en- 9eipdreIie at sos
be ptloe betale for ben anoen guaine.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-03

prysrp q, syrosp GAS N.rrrs Jupr i5rn 1908 At me PosI
orurI a. pEDosAn, Iowa, uKpEK nm ACT o. couosEss OF
EAbor 5, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-03-03
Zen 9prfc Imcrifalinic fees al

Zen 9prife Imcrifnlinic fees at
hare bapt et uomGrfet Mebe / Sri.
itiania Den lobe 6ebruar. Der pi.
fer iig III at bore itsrre % mere
nIminbeIia Snteresie for Sagen |
Horae, emo man bibtil bar popet at
baabe, og iGrlig opnuintrenoe er BET,
at be forifieIlige Sorretningsinteres'
ier ipnes at itaa ialnlet % iorenet ON
Soretagen6et. Sermeb err Slaaet
plinbet; TIL ingen bar toilet paa, OF
Der bar &rpfter nof til at fsre Sore.
togenbet frem til ct bel6igt Reiultat,
boiS blot &rpfterne fliroe forliaes
ON, bnorban Der ifuIoe toges fat.
Soab Norif.I merifanernc ar9aor,
ian bar sc oIlereoe Iogt lin Snteresie
for oen Norife gmerifaIinie iao tpoe.
Zig for 9neeu neo ocn Serebcinig.
beb, boormeo &c bar itsttet Iftietegs
1tinscn at Der piSieIia er al @rlrnb
til at fro, at Saaen MI, eiter at
pGre fomnlen / ian uomprfet @irn.
ge birnme / Horge, bill faa ct emo.
mere mGetig Sremitsb beroper. Gilt
ialt er oerior llbiieterne for ben
Rorife amerifaIinie ioa eooe, iom
noeeu fou snife % pentc.