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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-15

You may congratulate yourself II you have
not yet bought your Straw Hat This loss
Is ours.
Big center table full Of Ladies' Straw
Hats, In 80 more shapes and styles, in
Guiding Napoleons and all the other most
fashionable shapes, which have been 10,
Csc, Sl.25, S1.50 and 81, are to go for SOC.
Instead OF 75c., you can buy Rough Straw
Sailors, the very latest shape, in black,
navy and white, for soc.
Instead of soc, Leghorn Flats are but 26c.
Instead Of $1-iS the Children's Fancy
Trimmed Straw Hats are but soc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-15

A job lot of Black Laces.
Briefly, . and 10-inch Black SILK Bourbon
and Chantilly Laees, that you are glad to
get ut IS, 10 and Soc, Will go Oh sale to-
MORROW morning ut 25c. u yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-15

If there's no man in the house skip this;
Mems Linen Collars at 1Oc
Mems Linen Cuffs at 15c.
Mems soc. Plain and Fancy Trimmed Night
Shirts for 4ic.
Mems soc. Balbriggan Underwear, Shirts
and Drawers, for Soc.
Mems Medium weight Fine Merino Under
wear. the usual Zoe. grade, for i9c.
Mems Toe. Fancy Bosom Dressed Shirts.
with colored detachable cuffs. are but soc.
Instead Of Is and 19c. the Mems Fast
Black Tan and URbleached Half Hose are
but lie.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-15

Tau Shoes mean Tan Hose. The 25c.
quality OF Iaa Hose. also East Black, will
be oIreresl tomorrow at loc. pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-15

Now to wind up the finer grades of Sep
arate Skirts. These Will give you hint:
One rack full of Handsome Brocaded SILK
Skirts and the Rough-weave' Atwood CrepOu
Skirts, which We're $40 to Sl2, to 80 for
S7.yo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-15
BON Marche,
3H4, 3H6 9TH St.

Impossible to sweep down these long alsles
Of Millinery Dept. without being impressed
with the largeness and beauty of this un-
eIualed stock. The most surprising part Of
1t Is the little prices. OF course, they mean
losses. Sometimes the loss Is ours, but
more frequently 1t Is the importers, for
our alert buyers In New York can scent an
overstocked or disconnected importer with
the skill Of a bluc-ribbon pointer" Here's
how the prices run:
Instead of 4Oc. for those Handsome Sprays
of Lilies Of the Valley, they are Sc.
Instead Of IS. rs and CSC. for those Superb
Bunches of Six Roses, they are but &c.
Instead Of SO, CSC. and SIPS for those
Magnificent Rose Sprays, Geraniums, Carna-
lions, Ragged Rollins. Sweet Peas, Mar
cissus, Daisies. &C., they are but SOC.
Instead OF csc. for that lot of Superb
Bunches Of Velvet Roses, violets, Lilac,
Cowslip, Ragged Robin. &C., they are but
Acc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-15

No discounting this Embroidery Depart
ment. Offerings like this have caused its
bigness:
s and lO-in. Fine Cambria, Swiss Cambria
and Nalnsook Embroideries, that none sell
under % and Boo. a yard, will be sold to-
morrow at 1Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-15

Women's Neckwear, In hundreds of DIFF
ferent styles and patterns. in Tecks, Bows,
-Four hands, Windsors, &c, are but 25c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-15

Latest for Hat Trimmlngs-Sltil-edged
Accordeon-plea ted Chiffon, ard but 25c. per
yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-15
MERITS
Gut Prices
For Tomorrow ONLY.


LOWEST PRICES IN THE CITY.
here are a few special cut prices for
Drugs and Toilet Articles for tomorrow
only Read every item:
PURE INTERVIEWED G APP
JUICE, quart bottles. Only &C.,; for
$1.5O
Syrup of Figs. Tomorrow, 2ec.; =
Cures constiration)
Extract of Beef, in capsules. Tomor-
row only 30c. box; boxes for. 81
81 PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND.
TOMORROW. .65c.
81 HOODS SARSAPARILLA. Tomor-
ro" .6oc
PAGES SARSAPARILLA. Tomor-
row .......-...... .6oc.
Che greatest spring tonic on the mar
ket1
C. S. D.sINFECTANT. large bottles.
efhe great deodorizer-kills all germs
of disease.)
NAPRTHA CAMPHO (the hew moth
exterminator. better than moth balls or
canphor; No disagreeable odor and very
efrectiveJ, 25e. u h.; lbs for 81.
DEAD SURE" for bed bugs and other
Insects. Tomorrow. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Toilet Articles.
LAVENDER SALTS Tomorrow. .25c-
QUEEN ANNE LOTION. Tomorrow
oniy nc.
JULES FACE POWDER. Tomorrow
only .--...-........--. ....... .2oc.
IAN excellent face powder-not affected
by perspiration.)
Lot Fine BATHING SPONGES. Worth
4oc. Tomorrow only. ............... 25c.
$1.25 PLNAUD'S EXTRACTS, all doors.
AohiorfoW .96c.
Toe FRENCH VIOLET WATER To-
morrow only .-....................6 CSC.
75c. FRENCH EAU DE QUININE- To-
morrow only. ...........-..........6 Coo.
10 gross of FINE TOILET SOAP e
cakes in box Will be closed out to-
25c. CURLING FLUID keeps the hair
IN curl In warm weather; not summy
stichyp' only .1Sc.
Line of FINE PERFUMES all o.lors,
s;ith as Wang Wang, JacIueminot
Hyacinth, Stephanotis, Lilies of the
Nile, etc, etc. We're 10 and soc. an
o. Now. .29c.
25c. KENNEDY'S FOOT POWDER "a
sure cure for perspiring and lender feet.
oHiy nc.
3 boxes of TALCUM for. CSC.
Soc. BEST BAY RUM. SOC pt
LOCO Best FRENCH OIL DRESSED
CHAMOIS; cannot be bought elsewhere
at less than 40c. Our price emily. pc.
CUCUMBER and LETTUCE CREAM
good for sunburn and tam. Only. Use.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-15

Mothers with children between the ages
OF and II years can buy them Navy
Blue Keefer tomorrow Tor SIC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-15

Women are fast finding out the faIlacy Of
home sewing. so far rs the making OF Mus
lin Underwear is concerned. Buying cotton
by the bolt, eIribroiderias by the hundreds OF
pieces and making them Up by the thousands
of dozens has scaled the price to what the
muslin would cost you at retail. These lit
tie prices prove It:
But 2Ic. for SOC. Cor'fsd Band Chemise,
of fine muslin, aid all sizes from SO 10 A.
But 29c. for Fine 'Masnnyille" Muslin
Drawers, that have deep embroidered ruftie
and tucks and yoke banl.
But T9c. for Muslin Skirts, with S-inch
embroidered rufs. AMI cambria Skirts. with
falcnciennes Lace Inserting AMI eise; 5
styles perhaps, AMI aay one worth 81.
Your pick of lot of S1.25, $1.39, $50
and Sl.js Gowns, half Il dozen or more
ETY. les, for S1.13.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-15
W0men's Shirt Waists.

A SIECIAL. LOT OF THE NEW B0X-PLATrED
CHAMBRAY WAISTS WITH BLOUSE FRONT,
HIGH ROLLING COLLAR, LINK CUFFS G. M
AND BOX-PI.ATTED BACK. EACH -. ~l"yV
I'D floor 10th ST. bldg }
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-15
Woodward ", LOthrOp,
10TH. nth AND + SITS. NV.

=
sAFFEI
pr Of orders o
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-15

A visit to the seashore and mountain will
necessitate WOODEN Skirts, Suits ard Wraps
We letting CO. the remainder of them
for ''cOst-Of- material prices.
If you Will be quick you can buy the pick
of u lot of $3.50. 50 and $40 Suits-Jacket
and Skirt-in all-wool serges and fancy mix
lures, for $3.50 and Si.y5. Of course, there
is reason for such cut-they were left from
last season.
On u table you Will find lot of Ladies'
and Misses Plain and Fancy Coats, left
from last season. They We're S4.9S, S6.9S
and S1.yS. Take your pick at Sl.39.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-15

success from the sta-t-this 'Children's
Suit Department. The responsibility is due
to the low prices.
But pc. for a variety of Bingham and
Cambria Dresses for infants and small chill
dren.
But I9c for Fancy Bingham Dresses, for
misses To II years. that ought to he 81.
India Linen Blouse Waists for Boys from
to years, The SOC. quality and but 39c
Ought not advertise this Jewelry Depart
ment-almost too crowded any day-yet you
ought to know about these:
But lie. for a set Of Sterling Silver
Studs.
But 33c. for the Soc Sterling Silver Link
Cuff Buttons.
s9c. for the 81 and s1.25 Sterling Silver
and Dresden and old-plated Shirt Waist
Sets of six pieces.
But Sic. for Sterling Silver Buckles and
Belts.
But Be. for your choice of bin full Of
8 TO 1Oc. Stick Pins.
Soc. pair for soc. Sterling Silver Side
Combs.
But 1sc. for Sterling Silver Belt Pins.
But &c. doz. for the 15c. White Cellu-
loid Hair Pins.
But 12c. for the 25c. Shell Spanish Combs.
Your pick of the %, IS and 4Uc Rhine
stone Buckles for lie.
Few 25c. Gold Rings for 13c.-to close.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-15
CHEAT THE TAILOR

In his anticipation of making your husband G
new summer suit by sending last years to u.s.
Well clean it, press it and do 1t up in q way
that'll crafty him. 81 IL charge
l.. IL. POSEY. 1119 1i.h ct. my15-1Od
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-05-15

White Lawn Dresses yoke effect Of Hamburg,
full ruffies over shoulders edged with embroidery,
large sleeves, full skirt Sizes to IA. Each 81 Is
Percale Dresses navy, pink and light blue. plated
front, rutie ever shoulders. trimmed with open
embroidery. Sizes 4 to II. Each ...-...... so
......,,,,....11th st. building.)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-06-05

DR.. r. n. PONTE E HIJO.-CIRU-
JANOS DENTISTAS.-San Justo 81 es-
quina a la Fortaleza San Juan.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-11

The names of the two Washington,
Iowa. ex-merchants arrested yester-
day afternoon are w. j. Goldstein
and Henry Renfield. the latter hav.
ing secured a license a few days ago
to wed Miss Rose Sherwood, OF
Washington. tie men were chang.
ing boarding places, from where they
had been stopping with their wives.
when arrested. The trouble seems
to have arisen over their having pur.
chased q stock Of goods from Dav-
export wholesale house on time, dis
posed Of part of the stock. mortgaged
the balance and left Washington,
coming here to spend their money.
But they were nipped yesterday.
The matter will probably be settled
without legal proceedings.
There was commotion at jam
sens saloon on Seventeenth street
last night. and as 4 result Clarence
Wright and A. d. Holmes are being
tried for assault and battery, COM
planned Of by Charles Chandler, this
afternoon before Magistrate Schroe-
der. Chandler was looking for trou-
bic and had the twain arrested be-
cause he was accommodated. Officer
Miller made the arrest.
Charles Saunders, a colored fellow
who stole a large bottle of perfume
at NJ. F. Bahnsen's Twentieth street
drug store a few days ago, was ar
rested in Davenport last evening and
brought back to this side. where ne
is being tried this afternoon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-11

Tract In the Eastern Portion Should b
Secured and Plans Discussed for Convert
ing ie Into Permanent Future Recreat-
ertng.
As has been heretofore alluded to,
Park Commissioner Jackson. of the
eastern division of the city, in his
annual report submitted to the coun-
Gil Monday night made some most
excellent suggestions as to the city
securing q tract of land in the east
portion of the city, and laying it out
for permanent park, pleasure and
recreation purposes. In his report
Mr.. jackson says:
81 wish to call the attention of the
city council to the fact that law has
been passed by the present legisla-
ture enabling small cities to levy a
tax to secure land for park purposes.
We ought first to secure a public
square at the east end of the city.
and also 20 or 40 acres for a perma-
nent park. 1t can be done now bet
ter than at any time. The death Of
Bailey Davenport brought into mar
ket large tracts of land in this city.
The people have earnestly hoped and
are still confidently expecting that
the distinguished parties who now
own this large estate would be moved
by generous spirit and donate for
park purposes to the people who
have made this land so valuable a
tract large enough to make a
beautiful park. Such a donation
would be highly appreciated, and
the present generation and the COM
ing men, women and children would
highly regard the fact that there
lived here at this time public-spir-
tied citizens who thought enough of
their fellows and the coming genera
ton to provide for them a public
park. where the people could enjoy
themselves in a manner that would
cultivate the finest instincts of their
nature and at the same time be q
monument to the donors and indi-
cate that they felt kindly regard
for their home city in which so many
happy and profitable years have been
spent by them"
A Chance for the City.
1t has been limited that the holders
Of the tract back of the bluff. be-
tween Twentieth and Twenty-third
streets, had under consideration the
plan to present the city with a site
of proper dimensions for q park.
Such a munificent act would i'm
mortalize the donors and at the same
time incidentally enhance the value
of all property adjoining the land
dedicated to park purposes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-11
TROLLEY PARTIES.
They Have Had Them In tue East and
May Here.

They Have Had Them In tue East and
May Here.
II it is possible to create a fad
there is money in it, if the creator
is street railway company. Only
set the fashion and the results will
come up to expectations. Develop
ment of summer resorts creates the
fad of riding to them on the cars of
the company. The trolley party fad
is good one to stimulate
In New Haven is the East and
West Side Trolley club. which is a
social organization having frequent
meetings. Not long ago a Lady
Washington party was given. A car
of the New Haven Street Railway
company was handsomely decorated.
Bach window had a lace curtain.
draped laces with red, white and
blue rosettes, while the ceiling was
hidden with red. white and blue
bunting, and on the outside of the
car was more bunting with two large
shields. Portraits of George and
Lady Washington, framed in red.
were inside the car, and over one
door was a Ratchet. The ladies wore
old-fashioned gowns. each different.
and powdered their hair. their es-
corts being attired in knickerbockers.
long coats, silk stockings, shoes with
fancy buckles, and silk hats with
bands the shade of the gowns worn
by their respective ladies. The
motorman and conductor had high
hats with red, white and blue bands.
Dancing was the amusement at the
stopping place.
With so delightful terminal ad-
vantage. trolley parties ought to be
made fad at the Watch Tower, by
the ever wide-awake officials of the
Davenport & Rock Island Railway
cornpanv
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-11

TIE ARGUS, only Toe . week.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-11
This Afternoons Fire.

The History brick house at
1919 Fourth avenue, owned by
John Volk and occupied bv H.
p. Dougherty, caught fire this af-
ternoon, a defective flue in the
roof causing the blaze. The
house was damaged about $50.
which is insured in J. NJ. Buford's
agency. The household effects were
considerably damaged by water.
The blaze was confined principally to
the roof.
The promptness Of the fire de-
partment squelched the fire at the
start and prevented the possibility OF
its spread to adjoining property.
the extensive Volk planning mills
being very close to the building
which was on fire.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-11
THE PARK PROJECT
Commissioner Jackson's Wise
Suggestions as to 1t.
THE C1rYs CHANCEIs NOW UPON IT.

A Tract In the Eastern Portion Should b
ing it Into Permanent Future Recreat-
ing and Outing Grounds-worth Consid-
ePt0g.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-11
Missionary Guild Meeting.

The Missionary guild Of st. Paul,
at its animal meeting at Trinity
church last evening elected officers
as follows:
President-Rev. r. r. Sweet.
Vice President-B. E. Hall.
Secretary-Mrs. NJ. c. Hoffman.
Treasurer-Mrs. H. p. Custer.
Reports, addresses. ETC.. bear
ing on the work OF the past year
we're read.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-11
Wouldn't This Frost You?

Two gentlemen who went to St.
Louis few days ago, yesterday real
izing the torrid effects Of the tenn
perature peculiar at the Missouri
metropolis, purchased duck suits,
expressing their other clothes back
home. On leaving st. Louis last
night they lost confidence in the
weather, and were the subjects OF
no end of amusement to fellow pas
sengers. They presented a chilly
spectacle going down Second avenue
this morning. shivering like strings
in a wind storm.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1895-05-11

Practice limited to the eve, ear,
nose and throat. Spectacles fitted
scientifically. Office over Kreil Il
Mathis.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-12-03
Nn,rs,h' 9nkntt1.

= /.
Sarge, gfoO. 26. Mrs Usnbnart
u bleua af Dommer gonnel bepilset Sfils.
i.isie fro fin Mano, fOrbi bansitte pilbe
sarbeibe % tiens fl 2ipsopbolb. 9nn Oa
Noberen baDbe fgOt BAN, men bar hi
treite Of ben GOrnBielie.
Nrtbur 8oslett, gaeblem al glo,b
Dafotas 8ranb nbifabs Jorenins
SGarsoa | llereie meb Ell Mrs. Soif.
man. Senbes 8rober bbrie 2epenet,
iprenste D5ren % iilos Bosiett meb q.
Tlaite os HSuebe bans Nanbe. Om ban
MI operleue bet er tpiIiomt, lDbsr BE-.
n ieonsres esnano 81. sSobnion
timber bst u liissei protitabel JOrretz
ming at aDIe aopebe glorb Dafota,'
iieIp ol1t Yrifen ~ bare sc Gents ~.
! llBuiheI il enbOs n,eb Bare so Gents
pr.S Bnibsl ~ oers ssoD BrOfit opsbe<
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-12-03
Sill geuner af Grie ganfer

If forifieaise @runbe funpe life "5r,e
Eanfer" uOfomme ION bebubet bel
Ter life fiben. geu bar ies enbos inoiil
=pibere opsipet Eonten om at ubsiue
Blabet. @runbene BERTH fan pdre manz
se, men en- pdientlig er ben. at ies for
itaar "Grifinb" er paa gei til at piie
fig. Dg ba ber er flere 8etiuselier till
itebe for at bette Blab, meb bete mango
os pelftitteoe l1bsiuere, fan brine bet til
noset, enb ieg befibDer, pilbe bet pere
bumt af mig netop nu at bestnbe nit
bebuoebe B1ab. Seq flyer Eat iii alle.
iom fenbte mig opmuutrenbe Brepe Os
lopebe at llnbe, fstte Blabet.
5. B. Bntfen
6renduiqe, @is.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-12-03

apl flyer ban. @rempelpis ndpner ban,
at ban iaar 81. a. bapbe en- enteIt 9Des
ibeager, ber par 800 Mcres / Omfang.
Smfoftninserne peb Dprfninsen af benz
ne Q9er belBb iis alt alt til $s.49 pr.
Nere. Mtfoftninsen par SO Buibels
pr. Mcre. % 9peben iOIste ban for se
Gents pr. Bufbel. Baa ct uolds af
$40 fit ban altiaa isien $14,o5 pr.
Mcre, bpiltet ban anier for en- sanite
reipettabel Brofit. Mr. Sobnion
slsmtter imiblertib at tiltpie, at Bet
lite Ct ct alar af II, at man faar en- iaa
erempeaes rig Multns iom iaar. Sal
r,inbelisheo Ct !opebeu6bnttet bet paa
bisie Ranter 1915 BuibetS pr. Mcre.
le Buibel nbsior 1924: Omtoitninz
serne $s.49 pr. Mcre. Nltiaa ct birette
CAB af 1926 pr. Ncre / alninrelise
Narinser. Ss bet er NOT be q | mi :
beltse Narinser, man belit faar reg:
ne meb. l1bfaloet af 9eiten iaar par
ereptionelt, % bet ier ndften ub, ION
ON 6oripnets Seano sreb oirefte int
for at 81 pore 15arn,ere ct 2Oft oenne:
gang.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-12-03

. a - . .
Rptt fruit. Get beu pore ein uanifs
meb &ras. Sbrsenien bpria "a faa trut
io1 bsube: Det trutet bel til benne
tte beu bruft, beu baaoe ipranst udl
barbt, os beu brent lit fraa leg at bprs
lepipa inart beu porte ubrufanoe, os
bet beu last etter ies mptie ilass 70
bprla beu pore uonb aa baloe rein.
Norsbl. fortel no at Nitebals frlt=
BERT beu funne paa cit rptt flag irui
iOm beD Que bel soDe Dpsoer ION bet
fe,niife frutet bel beu brutt, men intie
npfo lpte. Oct er jenbt I'll militdrfolz
ia for aa prsuait. (1l7oe Nai1)
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-12-03
Baa Dmaang.
ct banR Blab fortaaer:

ct banF Blab fortdller:
Nan bar mebbelt os en- liben ipsse
fulb piitorie, ION ui lite tan brinse
ouer port 9ierte at forbOlbe pore oper
balDbunbrebe Euien 2eiere.
Gu 5orretninssmanb inbfanbt fis
forleoen bos fin 9uslase % mebbelk
BAN betpmret, atbans unse baabefuloe
SSn, Tanimeliens Sioltbeb % gldbe,
baube faat Difierit.
2asen frat betlasenbe paa Stnlbe=
ren: rat ia! inseu ROrs 5ie1 tan pioe
fis ftter for ben lumite, iuiseuDe Got.
rMen bet tiere unse Menneiie bar
tilfaaet at ba faat SpsbOuulen ueo at
,fpsie 1jeneitepisen
sSd, 9erresub. hpa I man iise
III bet, l1n3oommen e let beDdselis %
parmbloDie, benerteb ,.dsen.
Dtea, ier De, 81. Dottor, bl'i
rent uo iast me1em % lee bar
osiaa tpsist @isen;; Jag blir ies fagtsns'
osiaa ansrebeu.1
Sc, Dsb os 8ine, bet e bbift rtae,
list. u
1Ds les tpsier min tiare 5ufrnb bper
Mibbas os aften, fac J; refilerer oaiaa
at bun 4 ssEs ss
13trre, min Cub os Siaber,,S i,b
brsS 2asen Ds ilos beFppst sbes
9Gnberns iamu,t,,, III & iiad ffaari btss
'gns min ganott,i osl a., n 3 s|I
Bum ssE|
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-12-03
sil @algs!

l60 Mcres @toslanb | Sec. l6 Ton,1
Of Sperbrup - 3 Ntil fra llnberipoob.
9ris 80 per Acre. Sob Stos % sot
Sorb. 9isser inb til en- 2ate. 26
Vars 9enitanb paa omirent $3.50, til 5
g,ocent @ente. Bil bIi en- ,lbmdrtet
COB Taru.. Stosen alene pdr6 bpab
leg forIanger for 2anbet. sS
9albor 8. 8ren,
Gersus 5alls, Minn.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-12-03
Sra gamle Dase.

Salmebisteren 2anbfob sar 8rnit
seliorb. On Mnt, iom ban laa alene
8reiteftuen ! Nnnetset aamotsbal, pa,
bet uu,ulist for BAN at faa 8lupb pao
fine pine; tbi en- @estot bar iommen o4
paa Erduei ouer @tuen, buor ben M
rumftrerte efter Mus. Stinbfalben,
boorunber greiten laa. foretom BAN al
pere iom ct ubtldtniuss ssapparat for
D,sie @Iass Dpr. Gilfbit n,aatte ban
ftaa op % tdnbe 2ps, os ba Frep ban
meb fin 8lbant fblsenbe Sim paa gds-
gen:
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terneben er Mus, III
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Ut Dor tiere Spu gbriitian Ball
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ben 22be ;. M. u Aar sammel, ts.
tienotsisres berDeo for slest % Benz
ner. Giofia Bis. Mou. 28be 1895.
asnetbe Renb, Ri@ael Renk.
fsbt Guinsrub.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-12-03

Nabtfal &onieruatisme. "6uilte +
Yarti tibsrer De",?
4Ses er fonieroatip, % bet par min
Saber oslaa?"
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Sober
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9m! BET par ba Boffer til Mennefe til
at ipsrge u9faa!"
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-12-03
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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1895-12-03

On Gang / oeres ,1hse Dase parMbrf
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peb ct Sommeropbolo iammen paaggrB.
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Ntin imutfe Torm os slatte 5fif,
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