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$2650 $650 balance $3O month until paid purchase five cottage Prospect with bath electricity sidewalk and There of these cottages and could be be duplicated for $500 cash The nhbor price these will they will look cheap less than months Don't delay but in and talk
 5000 $250 cash balance SIS month will purchase
 five house Henderson lot 5O15O three blocks block Oaklawn School Baptist Church This of the real bargains that we have listed.
 $135O will buy four house the of Alcorn Selma St. Morrison Bedng addition lot 50x15O An home this kind and these will
 while longer will steady advance of this class from Don't overlook this
 $125O will buy home to the above mentioned
 $850 will and off Prospect the house alone could not be rebuilt for 5000 but those bargains that must be sold regardless valuation and the working who trying home this the opportunity
 $Sooo will buy the of Grove and Pleasant street known
 the ki1ba homestead consisting of lot 32 feet frontage Grove by 200 feet Pleasant street and 08 feet Kirk St which situated house good condition three which for SIS month Kirk street The topography of this excellent and conscenousy the price this property cannot be duplicated Hot Springs The for selling the Don't delay looking at this property certainly a bargain
 S7OOO the purchaser 440 Prospect ncen eight home furnace electricity all This s6OOO The lot adjoining sold for $500 two Bedding C. Sta11cup
 E. N. COHEN, Nor. -s-s-s-s-s.s%s-.+s+s-s>z-
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opringnsld. No. Oct. 10. iSel.
 Csntral Hotel bsaieep

- coscura Remedy Co. Hst spr.nss. ArA Gentiemen.Enclc:sd Ind q: Pleas S sn me 'ns Eysry ,.r z: iess. srn ss' me. In Ft. Scott. Kan, | customer : mine had bad face. I went to my ri and got the jar. He used it twice and couldn't get 1t back. He sent for 3a, sw.s st T sSss Son ,. assons aa 1 oi 2. sss a 'n'' f'ar'' a. w W. B. JoHNsroN.
 COLUMBUS. Ohio. Oct. y1. isse
 TAO woodbine Ave, Oak Park. m coscura Remedy Co. Het springs. Arh Dear sirs--Please Ind enclosed % of "coscURX." i can not live withop it. Very truly,
 Ford Club. Pueblo. Gel
 MISS STELLA J. REYNOhDa C.scurs Remedy Co. Het springs. Arh lar of "COsCURA," same as I rot q 70 while there same years back for ecsen Send 1t at once. it is all you clAin ft 1t. want it fer pile:. etc. HapE HssRssSiM149l' M9 coscurs Rsmeuy Co; Hst sprinp. ..rs ~ cuRA'" '' ~ Dear sir--Enclcsed please fnd Nc York Draft for S1.0o. for which psene 1 Winter before last when at the nYx1o send me 1t once . lar of "C0eCU1A the advice of "Billy" Maurice. aa1 certainv does the work. and 0uleks e i Yours truly. ROBT. c. U0Yo
 iNs Dsnnison Avenp poaT pAIp.
 TAKE. NO sussTlrurE-THERs
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Oshko1h. Wis.. Jan. 1T, 1908. Coscura Remedy Co.,. Hst Springs, AlH. M- Dear 2ir--I have used quito num- her of packages of ''COSCUKA." both for myself and friends. All who have used 1t are pleased. Win you kindly send me half dozen packages by mall or express. I think express will be cheaper. 1 win remit as soen as goods are received may put "COsCURA" in every drua sfors in the city. Let me hear from yoa st oncs. Yours truly,
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- Ls rcy. m, Sept II. lse1. ssufa oa hshsdy Co. Hst eprinSs, Ak aSney order for one dollar. for one bon
 scuhA" Skin Cure, wAish VII
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Paducna. KY, Juns sy. ise4 : pf more of the salye the next time. | mve lad the eczema three years an1 t -! ssrsad all over me, but am nearly VI Do you eat anything sweet whom
 MISS WILLIE WYLY.
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Norfolk, Va. July 11, 1e0y. coscura Remedy Co, Hst Springs, Ark Gsnticmen--Please ship at once one Jaf of "CCGCURA." It beats anything ! ever used. Enclosed fined t1.00.
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Aurust m. ipes.

ccsrura Remedy O., Hst Bprings. ArK.
 Kindly send me at once two jars "COS- cURA." Am pretty near well; have used the salve since November. You have sent 1t to me at New Orleans. Meridian and here. and can highly recommend 1t. have put lots sf people on to "COS- CURA' since l tried 1t in Hot 6prfngs fully, MRS. A. r. sHEARNAN.
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Oets I0s I3Vt. cosruTa Remedy Co. Hst Springs. Ark.
 Gentlemen Enclosed you will find my cheek for t2. Kindly send ms two Jar1 of "COSCURA" to my sddress here. I have alss given the advise to a num- Der of friendr whom also are very much pleased. Be careful and pack correctly. One of my bottleo was smashed to pieces last summer. It's . good thing. Yours truly h 4 ABBOTT.
 AotsI Regent. Washington. D. C..
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Fort Scott, Kan. March s. 1908. Coscura Remedy Co. Hst Springs. Ark Gentiemen--EncIoeed find one dollar. Please send me one more jar of your aCOHCURA" Skin Cure. 1t sure dees its work as represented. R. D. GOBN.
 $40 E. Wall St
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n NOTHING JUST 4. ooou TAKE. NO sussrlrurE-rHER' YOUR caucc,sr DOE. NOT KEEP coscuRA sEND stoo TO
 TIE coscuRA REMEDY COMPANY. HOT spRlNas. ARk- ANT
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st. Louis. Aur. Is. Ipys.

Coscurs Remedy Co. Hot Spl ings. trk. Dear 6ir--l have q friend here that has years, and I wish you to write . tew lines that 1 can give this boy to read and state how he can get your "cO5CUHA." have never had 1t any more since thai time. Hoping to hear from you soea ! remain yourp truly,
 CHAS F. JOHNGON. The man from the ostrfch Farm. Address Chas. E. Johnson, 1s17 '. tef- feraon Avenue St. Louis No
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Bkagway. Alaska, July 16. 1908. ros-urn Remedy Co, Hst springs. ArF. Dear 6ir--Enclosed find money order lsl for one dozen bottles of cos to bs sent by mall at once. and bbligs H. D. KIRMeE.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-07
tllpeitab itrttsr Sanfen.

Sr. 8ebatterl
Som en-, Der lGuse bar bapt Gro poo
beme Gag, tiGaSer ie8 mig at unoers
itstte grof. aiitabs Il iibite SO. af %
80 offeutIissiorte 6oriIas ON Sams
arbeiSe msnem Be uoriie gpsoeIas Der
oanbet. Seq fal / oerue 6crbinoeIie iaa
COP til at citere liot al 5ororbet iii Den
"Sommenfiuins al uorite Sumbbsbtns
ger / amerita". iom ie8 ubsao | 1906,
boor Der itaar:
"Weu min auerDiStigite g~eb9seruns
for benne SammenitiqiHs bar ben. at hi
hal hume Sanue Gag al Sambpeoineer,
Ser er pisieIig life uo9et. ION beore tor
birSe os fammeu % nnipcre os iii al
taae Bare paa RiuNsrne ON Siemmet oe
Ne Ting, iom itaar / 6crbinbeIie bermef
eler fIpoer Serai, euD netop bet. at ri.
bpis Bigger mob Sioe ON SIDE, 90 tom
ienere Tom I'll al belle eipets gIaber %
SeIoarlia5eber, MI isru tan tomme fans
men eaer iaIialo peyIe Srepe % Strifter
gf ~iaaeanne gpsbelas. eusr bpaS Ri ent
bill iaIoe seul. troeae ies naturIisois os'
iaa, al man tuiloe oarle ct 6GIeslae
- ct MORT SsIlfab i amsrisa. % BIZ
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-07

GIRLS dresses that are made In Jersey
" style are exceedingly becoming and
exceedingly well liked. This one Is
novel and attractive and can be treated
In two quite different ways. As illustrated
the skirt Is Joined TO the Jersey portion,
making a o~nepiece dress, but II preferred
the Jersey portion could BE- finished sepa-
rately and the skirt Joined to a body lin
ing. White serge with yoke Of baby Irish
lace are the materials illustrated but all
those that are used for girls dresses are
appropriate, for the model Is equally well
adapted 10 the dressy frock and to the
one designed for school wear. Cashmere
is a satisfactory material, plaids and
checks are well liked and linens, piques
are worn BY many girls at all seasons OF
the year.
The dress consists Of the Jersey portion
and the skirt. The Jersey portion IL cut
In tabs at the lower edge which are faced
and turned over 70 form the trimming.
The skirt Is straight and plated. The
trimming portions Of the waist are sepa-
rate and are attached, and the simple
sleeves are made with upper and under
portions. II the Jersey portion Is desired
separate the skirt can be Joined to a body
portion, preferably cut from thin lining
material.
The quantity Of material required for
the medium size Go years. is 5la yards
"a or ~, Al yards 80 or 3ts yards "A
inches wide with u yard OF all-over lace,
\ yard OF silk for piping and trimming.
The pattern No. 6547 is cut in sizes for
girls OF 8, s, 10 and - years Of age and
will be mailed 70 any address BY the FASH
ion Department Of this paper on receipt or
ten cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-07

NHE straight tunic that falls In long
simple lines, is a becoming one and very
much In vogue just now. This one is
combined with a shirred blouse, and the two
together can be worn over any skirt, or
they can be used separately. The tunic
with any blouse and the blouse with a
skirt OF any suitable sort. In the illu-
s~tration the tunic Is finished with a high
waist line and the girdle, but IL can be cut
TO the natural waist line and finished
with the belt II preferred, and when that
is don the blouse Is extended and Tapped
in surplice style, as indicated in the small
view. Also the tunic can be made open
at the front, or II can be left free at the
lower edge, without the band. All the
fashionable thin materials are appropriate.
For daytime use the blouse can be made
with a yoke and with under sleeves that
extend a little way below the elbows.
The blouse Is made over a lifted lining,
and when longer sleeves are desired close
fitting under ones of material to match
the yoke, are designed TO be sewed 10 the
arm-holes. The blouse itself Is cut In one
with the sleeves, shirred over the should
ers. The tunic consists OF one straight
piece.
The quantity Of material required for
the medium size is 6& yards "a or 27,
81 yards SO or AZ yards A inches wide,
with "a yards OF banding 8 inches wide
for the band on the tunie, the girdle and
y-shaped portions OF the blouse, 81 yards
Of fringe, one yard Of all-over lace, when
yoke and under sleeves are used.
The pattern 1892 is cut In sizes for a
"a. 80. IS. 10 and AZ inch bust measure,
and will be mailed to any address by the
Fashion Department Of this paper on
receipt Of ten cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-07
Svooelaoene.
Irof. Hiifabs Soriiaa ON en- rcprGienta
tin Organization brpftes.

Sr. Rebafterl
Set bar meS itor 5r:cresie at ie9 lrite
Srof. 8iitabs SoriIag ON S~amreuiIuts
ming nf ale gpeoeluaere | en- fRnes ORE
e~aniiation. Spis Ben foreiluaeSc 8ldr
fan reaIiieres, bill Ri iaa en- Organization
Tom fan blipe til Strife oe 6Goer ion
bort Solt. ReSifrinereu at bisie 9inier
utaa befienSe at ban life Gar bGret iitauo
iii at bIibe ibnSerIig begeiitret ODER 9bgs
belagene. til for BET fsriie bon SoIt ioa
ooiprebte / bette tore 2aub, ina at uogen
itprre Summentomit bsitaaenoe alene al
SpIf fra en- gpsS, er / De fleite SilfGloer
en- rmuIigbeo. Gesrtbsu er gpgbeioltere
iaa opblanoeSe iaa at, aar man fom,
mer til anSet os trebis SleetleS, er bet
panifeliet at pioe, 6piIieu gbgb beStoms
menoe ber benieres til. Reofrioerer
Iluttcr Zig uiorbe6oIbeut til Rrof. Ris
tabs Sorilag % er ioroisiet ON al bers
iom Sammenilutrin8 S~nerensitems
meIic meb famine fan bItoe til 8irtelig>
beb, bill ReblcmsdrtaIet ! ale gpeoelae
burtigt forsges. z. y. Vogdn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-07

eoers glrgge itoo, og ben Wors 3i9r-
ligbeo, iom gierne ofreoe oct itoite,
bun eiebe, for fine gsrns 9pffe. 99-
ier nugen bette, ion bar p9ret iIso
meo at ifrIoe bien, sisr ba gobt,
bpab S bar forisuIt ,og "TRIP itrar.
Soem peb, boor l9nee 6ars eIler
Nors Zine fan globes peo Dine
9reue, forism life Den a~uleoring, on
bar, men mt ben itrar, og bpis Der
er imaat for Sar oe Weor, leg en-
Collar, ia sierne Here, inb / 9reoet,
for eber oernper tiger oct life meget,
men fomnen bertil itbgisr boer Dol.
lar Sir. $50, og berfor fam ooifiIIig
fisbes % Sapn titles mn / oen triite
gintertib. Sermeo oil ieg snIfe ale,
iom leier bette, iart "Oecorab-Bo.
iten"s llbgiocr, Reoaftsr og spriJe
8erionale ct soot os peliienet Npt.
aar!
S~tisroalen 3bie Dag Sui 1910.
Sobanne 60 e
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-07

NHE one-piece box-plaited dress Ia q
~favortte one for tiny boys. IL Is
simple and childish, yet masculine In
effect. This one is worn over knicker-
bockers and can be held by a belt or left
loose as preferred, Fin French serge IL
the material Illustrated but dresses OF this
kind are made from all childish mater
ials, linen, ~galatea, poplin and the like
are used at all seasons serge and light
weight woods are much liked, and for very
dressy occasions. the same model can be
used for velvet and veiveteen.
The dress Is made with front and back
portions that are laid in box-plalts and
1t Is closed i~nvisibly beneath the box
plsit at the center front. The sleeves are
cut in one piece each and can be either
tucked or gathered at their lower edges.
The knickerbockers are OF the regulation
sort, drawn up by means Of the elastic
inserted in the hens.
The quantity OF material required for
a hid 2 years old is a. yards "a or 81
inches wide, 2% yards 80 or "a yards "a
inches wide.
The pattern No. 6s74 Is cut in sizes for
boys Of |, 2 and 4 years OF age and will
be mailed TO any address by the Fashion
Department OF this paper on receipt Of
tea cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-07

VII ltIlISlly I'll SlUI III SS~uiCLOilSi
ter SidImar Gbriitenien. Oct err en-
iproeles begopet Wnno, % man
bndber / bam at baoe foaet en- Wanb,
ser meo gprbigbeo fan uofploe Oct
amluarsfulbe Gmbeoe.
2pitcr.
Ssn6ua Den 30te Sftober baobe
Gale afboIbslag Set / 8ebebuiet =
til differing al Sane nor Saget og
Snbcielie al Srgel til geoeHliet. DE
get Solf msSte frem. Soften aabne-
oes al. 61a ON apeloen. Sorpag-
ter Spert Clifton BAD 6oif pelfom-
men. alrfeidnger Sons Weo bolot
aHlsrinestaIen for Sanen. Srsfen
.Osien ipilte Srgel. 9osets npe
Sane err ipet az 5ud Silte. Eperit
oppe ituar Sroifriften: "9uter 90
taflag". Heoenfor er ct blaat nj.
bolosmerfe meo forgplbt 9spe. 2pn.
ger nebe Snbifriften: "Sor Seimen
og Seoralanoet" os neherit ct Oil.
Ieoe al 9piter. Crit 9ratbole, Sor-
mamo / aomiteeri. taIte for Sru aap.
tenn 9sien, iom bapSe ipet % malt
Sanen, % ion bSuoe siort arbeiSet
baaSe pntfert % biligt. Sim par
life tilitebe; men iaaomt Telegram
blep ienot beuoe: "Samla iii @iIbe
Inn San ienoer me paar bette Sci.
Ting % Saff~. = Ser bleo oaiaa
boIot Taler al Paitor @iSerse, Sans
grinee Oh 9ensmaub Solum. SIN.
bent Sen;en % @ioerse laite op no
gen fuiffe Stpffer, os iuSimeleul
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-07

THE simple blouse that Is closed at the
l. front Is one greatly liked this season.
Here IL a model that is prettlly and
oddly shaped and that is smart In the
extreme. Ii will BE- found equally well
adapted to the entire gown and TO the
separate waist. II is Just as pretty for
washable walstings as IL Is to those OF wool
and silk as IL can be made either with or
without lining It suits both equally well.
The waist consists OF a fitted lining,
which is optional, fronts and back. The
sleeves are cut In one piece each and
finished with fitted cuffs. They are tucked
at their lower edge.
The quantity OF material required for
the medium size is 3% yards "a or %
inches wide. "a yard 36 or . yards a.
inches wide.
The pattern No. 6s4e is cut In sizes for
a "a. 30, rs. 40 and ~ inch bust measure,
and will be mailed to any address by the
Fashion Department OF this paper on re-
ceipt OF ten cents.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-07

oere: Sea troeSe. at SamIiusstauten
rtloc ifphe Cart ecrbes. at man ft piee,
boaS bet nprfie Bell usrcttet OF billie
trebitabIe StiIineer maroe al bore
Sauibpgoirser "a SanssmGue bor OBJ
naact Der | 9aubet. Or Ser life noaet
sost. ION man fan pesc paa, noset,
iom man tan ic op iii % bcaeiitres for.
- aoar Oct baarIia mtS SamIirastan.en
osiaa." Sna Ianat BET.
90 mi bar oi oltiaa 90 9ap aIercse
- meb flere unssr SsiciIine. Set
Rsoe, Tom Observation-Disclosures for be for.
fie0ise Sag babe | minneapolis fprs
lenen Seit bar ct taIenSe 9eois for. at
Sauteu bar Srreepnc. aue bar eniae
ON, a! Gag i~anrurniatte at SoIf. ipm bar
fGles % feresre Suteresier % RtnSer
til at oprie % oGrre ON. % ion berfpr
bar Srane til at tou,me iamnen o. til
at nrbeibe ianmen. bill barre iitano til at
uofsre pirielist ~ ~eiiettipt arbeiSe.
SIise Gag bar iGrIise SetineeIier for
bet.
Nen Sc ma arbeioe Tom NfSeIiper
az ct SrlesIns - sire ON SIDE - bcrs
imob BET NaaI. iom er % bsr barre iGIs
les for ale RorbmrrS | Hmeri.d. On
fGIes Experimentation p ct irIcs Or
gan oI euSmerc bpgtiesisre Dem for fin
Cp8ape: - for S~robpenirg mraem Set
nori'e 5oIf biemme % uoe - for Spers
fsreIIe o8 SmpIantuius al ncrf auImr
pda ameritanit @rurS, - for 8epareIie
al bore Erabitiorer, for SGpbeIie al ben
norIfe SoI'etara.her o.ib., - billet aIts
idnrmer er ifittet Ill at eisre os til goSe.
rpttige c8 inelpocliesriee goreere al
bort nbe 2anb. vi bar auereoe feet
maug sepiier for, at bernie Sbcpri er
forrc't. Set er ct s~ieniprIist Sdttim.
at De RorSmeuS Il Gmerita). Der bar
beparet i'm Srorerearb, er Tom ReseI
bebre Imcritarere cs mere arieeoe ion
iadbarne, END be. iom / 9~ortipnetbeS bar
taitet Den operborS.
Gerfor CT bet ticrIigt. at man cir
ghaoeIaecre % enbper dnben Grgdniias
tion ianut enbper, Tom irSipieueIt isser
at frcnrme bisie Sine. al ben Spmurts
ring, mai Ian. Verb.
0tartin lfIpeitab.
mir1urohnIiS Miur R0ts Sor to1t
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-07

eau Srsfen 0eien oafre Nhtnre paa
SrgeIet. 9aitor 8iSerse afilutteSe
Soften meo 9en.
@~aarobruser Trono 1sroi afgif
i Ssit pIitoieIig peo 9Sben. San
par poa en- Mutton paa gtre Sans-
lc, eff iaa iuo paa gtpgnaroen for
at boiIe zig. San bapoe itoSet en-
baIp Snnes Sio oppe ! 26en Gtaee,
oo ban piISe saa no isieu. Saa
bapoe ban iaIot / Srappen. Nan
ianot ban ~Ii1eenoe ! ganeen = ga
oar ban bso. Strar teIeionereoe man
til SoenooI efter 9oftoreu. "a ban
fom, funoe ban fort9De, OF Salien
par fnpftet peo 6albet, % ban bao-
De uooanoet meb oct iamme. Sruno
par en- Ianb i go aorS AIoeren;
men par gift for Inn nosIe iaa aor
iioen. &pnen er fra gtrihien poa
5iIefieIb; bum bapoe rpIts ben Som,
of beroes Saoer bsoe; M lager pg-
iaa WoSeren aIoorlig ina. Srono
car 9aarbbriiger % 2itlmtosbano.
Ter.
Ser % Der.
s airfebs bar De M fnat mt Or.
ael / 8irfen. Oct er ira Slien &
Ssrgeniens Srgelfabrit, ariitiania.
Get foiter Str. $3.50. Srqaniit 2ors
Ssraas bar prsoeipinet bet, og ban
tiger, at "Sntonattonen er tarafteri-
tiff o. imlif, S%temrirgen rem 90
gco, % Bracelets TotuIUirfnirg for.
trinlig % pasienbe til airfenS Stsr-
relic. - Sra ,tboar0reoe &irfebs-
ioqnineer / amerifa er til Srgelet
biemienbt $50 Ser.
Baa @aaroen Sfiproer / @tf bar
man ogiaa / en- Sang fruoet nogIe
Eager fra Slbtiben; bet er noele
Seller % en- Del andre Smaating
Oloiagerne er ierrot til gergens Nel.
ieitm. Set gaor nofioa ofte paa meo
OIofuno mi paa bisie aunter. 90
nler er Der iifferIis igien - bar man
bare iua beloig at itsbe paa oct.
S9 meget fam btSie Sunb fortGae os
ON bore SCORES Sip. Soert ianoant
Slnb err iom ct mt gltf ino til bore
6Gbre = iorn en- ny Straale | So
gaens ems.
8irfeianger anfinn &efsool | 8if
er Iluttet Nom 2prer og &irfeidnger.
Gan bapoe mi opret 9Rrer | ODER 40
aar. s bans Steb er aniat 9prer
Spar Sopperitab fra @tf. sam bar
for 2erer peb SIatbpeOenS Stole |
@if, % bans Toft Der er MI befierot.
giort leoig.
Set bar peret uaInrinbeIig Ifarp
Strio i @if / BET iioite mellem 2anos-
moals. og GigsmaalsfoIfet. Soran
&pmmneoaleet / Ssit ipibieoe Stri-
Den Jig til mere ertb nosenitrtoe fsr.
9e to Gartier gift til galg iaa ifarpt
abifiIte iom bel muligt - oct enc
Tarti meo bare Migsmuols. bet on
oct bare 2arosmaalsm9nb paa fine
9iiter. Heiultatet bleo, at Sanos-
manlspartiet gift at meo Seiren. WSen
bermeo bar life bet aroet Burti t9nff
at Iegge aarerne ino. De mener
8ulget bar life 9aot rigtig for fig,
Observation-Disclosures bar life ttlitrnffe'
Zig offentliggiorte o. !. D. 9e bill foo
iitanb Smpalg. GIT bnoroon
bette Hir eller life = Bartlett font
mer life til at pitbe 2aurbGr pao
bet.
1ngoomsIaget / gpgoen trler MI
melem 2 oe 800 Weolemmer. Oct
ortper mi poo meb Spisrelie al eget
SoriamEingsbus. Get blir en- flor,
oaffer gpgning, meo aiGIber, iom
ifol inbrettes til Spiieial, meo itor
Torinmfingsiof, meo Scene o. I. b.
Oct tonnler til at "foite Tleif"; men
oct gurnle, tralrite 2aa itnar MI pao
iaa gnSe sfonomtife Ben, at bet or.
fer ct Gag.
Sermeb SiTien til fienbte Sognin.
ger | @eiterheimenl
Den 9be 9ecbr. 1910.
Soban auitbp.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-02-07
a. ueentlie mooeprat. -
peo MAY ,%rtanton.

"peeorahpoaeu"s Grsonss,tumsr oil brrfhr ineebOse n1snfre for Damer o
Born. frcrt Wsfer hher 10 Gents, % SeftunusH beoes fmt til "D@orabpofeur,
o. mu be@s buYte Shnhnru pma 5@u afs BERNIE Spdte.
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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
SHOOTS THREE AND
ENDS Ills OWN LIFE
QuadrupIe Tragedy Result Of
Domestic Trouble.

Parkersburg, W. Va, Oct. 31.-Car-
roll l.. James, q railroad conductor of
this city, shot and killed his father-in-
law, William Pritchard probably fa-
tally wounded his mother-in-law
slightly injured his wife and commit.
ted suicide at Pennsboro, Ritchie
county. James broke into the Pritch-
ard home and killed his victims while
they slept. He made no effort to
harm his four-year-old daughter, who
occupied the bed with her mother and
grandmother.
The tragedy is the climax of series
of sensational occurrences in this
city about six weeks ago, when James
shot Seymour Kuhn of Fairmount, w
Va, fellow railroader, whom he al
legged he had found with his wife al
the James home. Kuhn's injury was
slight. James brought suit for divorce
and Mrs. James brought a counter
suit.
During the taking of depcsitions in
the suits Mrs. James gave evidence
which resulted in the arrest two days
later of her husband and George Mite
of Grafton, W. Va, an express mes
senger, on the charge of conspiracy
to defraud the United States Express
company
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-10-31
GREAT FLEET IS
NOW ASSEMBLED
Seven Miles Of WaFships Ready
for inspection.

New York, Oct. 31.-When the mists
lifted from the waters of the Hudson
there. was disclosed to view gray
line of fighting ships, extending seven
miles up the river 1t was the Atlantic
feet at anchor and, with one notable
exception, complete for the inspection
by Secretary Meyer on Wednesday
and the review by President Taft on
Thursday.
The one great craft yet to arrive is
the dreadnought Florida and she was
due to steam out of the Brooklyn navy
yard at once and take her place in the
column.
With the Florida's arrival the feet
will consist of 102 ships of all classes
with more than 10000 sailors and l.,
700 marines and officers. When the
Florida takes her place there will be
I'm line six vessels of the dreadnought
class-the Florida, Utah, Delaware
North Dakota, Michigan and South
Carolina.
The Mayflower, which will be used
by the president, took her place In
line and is ready to receive Mr.. Taft
who will reach New York early Thurs
day morning.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1911-10-31

MIA that state voted Overwhelmingly
for these reforms, despite the fact that
Taft, throughout his trip, had vigor
ously denounced the recall of judges
But California received the presi
dent enthusiastically, because he was
there to break ground for the Panama
Pacific International exposition.
From now on the president will be
In the East For twelve more days tht
white House" will be cavorting about
on wheels In Pittsburg Tuesday
Morgantown, w. Va, the next day
New York for the big naval review on
Nov. 2, few days at Hot Springs, Va.
for a rest, and then the president vii
campaign In Kentucky and Tennessee
after spending election day at home In
Cincinnati.