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Sharp County record., 1899-09-22
COUNTERPART OF CHICAGO.
The City Of Buda-Pssth Often Liksne d
TO the Great Lakeside
Metropolis,
Buds-Pesth, the second great city of

Buda-Pesth, the second great city of
Austro-Hungary, is often alluded to as
another Chicago. The resemblance can
be only in the marvellous growth Of the
city and in the enterprise of it's in
habitants. There is very little in fea-
lures Of the one place to suggest those
of the other. But, like Chicago, it is al
ways doing something good, bad or
middling good or bad, that gives the
people and newspapers of the world oc-
casion to talk about it. 1t is the sensa-
tional city, at any rate, of its own part
of Europe.
Just now Buda-Pesth Is having a
great real estate boom, which the en-
peror-king is disposed to help along.
II il announced that he has invested a
very large sum there in building land
and has given directions that it shall be
built upon forthwith. Vienna is be-
ginning to acknowledge that its splen-
doris are in some danger of being
rivaled, If not eclipsed, by Buda-P
A letter lately written from Vienna to
aLondon paper has this paragraph:
AS a matter Of fact the progress Of
Hungary in general, and its capital in
particular, since they enjoyed home
rule, has been considerable. Even in
Vienna it is freely conceded that the
Hungarians have proved themselves TO
possess remarkable business aptitude
and that while Vienna declines Pesth
goes ahead. One very marked adj
vantage which Hungary hos over Aus
tria Is in the character of her nobility.
While the Austrian aristocracy resem-
bles that OF old France, and can neither
learn nor forget, the Hungarian, on the
other hand, identifies itself with every
thing that Is progressive and likely TO
add to the national resources. The Hun
garian grandees have now nearly de-
serted Vienna. A few remain their
palaces there, but seldom occupy them,
and II is the same with the Bohemians."
Chicago Chronicle.
Sharp County record., 1899-09-22
EVENING SHADE, Arkansas

.tlfIN
GREEMENTs OF LEASE, AChhN"Vo,Tispl
A ments, alldayits to accounts, pI6sIri
II renewal OF mortgages taken onds 0i
title furnished, Bllle Of sale, Vrs"lB-df
deeus OF trust-peiponuliy anu nrorssni,
aut-olam, husbands, unmarfllg''u,, , pvt ol ",
land warranty, with relinql'lsl sui %caiaic,
labor contracts, mortRages-roaas, wrIlr
and erop--und powers Of altorneI'
acknowledged on reasonable lerl,s'd ure.estl
Applications for homesleh,sl WV ,'unIa prcs
and donations prepared NM p' NV lands
Applications for redemption Va as eIrotc'
state, md petitions TO refund '"Ac'
Persons who homestead nowlnalyoe Al RaT
10 10 ON their homeeteade IRON u""
and Receivers receipts,
correspondence aollcltro
Sharp County record., 1899-09-22
That ThrObbing Headache

Would quickly leave you, if
you used, DR.. Kings New Life
Pills. Thousands of sufferers
have proved their matchless mer-
it for sick and nervous head
aches. They make pure blood
and strong nerves and build up
your health Easy to take. Try
them. Only % cents. Money
back if not cured. Sold by Snow
the druggist.
God gives a man his tools, but
he must acquire his trade.
Simmons squaw vine vine or
tablets are effective, elegant to
take, and produce no unpleasant
after-results. Sold by Snow the
druggist.
One who has a mind to think
will soon have thinking mind,
In diarrhoea DR.. M. A. Simmons
liver medicine is invaluable. 1t
gives tone to the stomach, aids
digestion and assists nature in
carrying off all impurities. Sold
by Snow the druggist.
Failure is the one thing that
often succeeds better than sue
cess.
J. W. Webb, Montreal, Ark. ,
writes: DR.. M. A. Simmons liver
medicine is the grandesJ remedy
made for liver and kidney toubles.
| tried Zeilin's, but found it only
half the strength; besides it griped
me. Sold by Snow the druggist.
Worthlessness is one of the
most costly things in the world.
To keep young-keep well,
keep the nerves calm, the body
ruddy and well fed, and with DR..
M. A. Simmons liver medicine
regulate the stomach and bowels.
It is only what we give away
that we keep; we lose The rest at
death.
Sharp County record., 1899-09-22
LUKE GARRIsoNs ORCHARD.


Perhaps the oddest-loohng farm in
New Jersey is situated at the southern
end Of East Orange Scores of New
Workers. pass ON bicycles every week
within two blocks of it, little dreaming
how close they are to fairyland. For
more than 20 years Luke Garrison has
been cultivating an orchard Of grated
trees, remarkable for unique and gro
tesque effects. The road in front Of
the house is lined with trees queerly
branched, and as the visitor enters the
yard he passes under wonderfully
grated arch of magnificent elms. The
front yard is filed with curiosities in
the shape of trees.
It is the large orchard that mostly
calls for attention. Great care and pa
thence, combined with ingenuity. have
enabled Mr.. Garrison to serve on a
single stem a collection of orchard
products that has made many con-
noisseur envious. 1t is almost impos-
ible to find tree that does not bear
more than one variety Of fruit. On one
side is q row Of trees, each Of which
bears several kinds of apples, while
on the other you can see dozen labels
on a small pear tree. One tree has sew
eral kinds Of crab apples, and there
are many small trees which bear
oranges and lemons, both fruits grow
ing from one stalk, with the branches
curiously interwoven.
A specimen of Mr.. Garrison's art is
a tree bearing the following apples:
Golden pippins, dairy closure, sour
harvest, white genesee, van duyne, red
astrachan, county pippins, victuals and
drink, rustics, early and late greetings,
peach-apples, crabapples, lady-apples,
black-apples and many others, each
branch labeled for the visitors infor-
nation. This tree is about 20 years
old. There is pear tree which bears
bartletts, red cherubs, greeleys, seek
els, lawrence and buery deals. A Pc
culiar pear found in the orchard is the
idaho. 1t is large and fat, without
any core or seed, and excels the bart
lett in flavor. Probably the most Won
derful tree in the orchard is one which
bears no fewer than 16 varieties of
fruit, including plums, apples, pears,
peaches, mulberries, ounces, etc. The
ounce is the most difficult to graft.
Such freaks as American, japanese and
Italian chestnuts growing on one tree
are regarded by Mr.. Garrison as easy
to accomplish. He also has different
kinds of peaches growing on a small
shoot.
Some years ago Mr.. Garrison was the
recipient of a package from somewhere
up New York state containing twig
which would, it was declared, produce
an apple half of which would be sour
and half sweet. Mr.. Garrison planted
it and it grew. But the apples were
sour all through. Mr.. Garrison tried in
every way to produce the real article,
but was finally compelled to admit that
he had been made the victim of joke,
N. Y, Sun.
Sharp County record., 1899-09-22

In November, 1910, the citizens of
Albany were greatly interested in an
uncommon bird" which had been shot
at Saratoga and sent down here and
placed on exhibition, 1.-THE distance
from the tip Of one wing to the other,
when both were extended, was nine
feet two Inches; the mouth was large
enough to contain the head Of a boy ten
years OF age, and the throat 80 capa-
cious ~ to admit the foot and leg OF a
nan, boot and ALL" IA the description
would indicate, II was finally decided
that II was a pelican, probably the only
one that ever extended its migrations
to this latitude. For several days the
worthy citizens gazed with open.
mouthed wonder at the "remains," and
many shuddered as they attached SUI
pernatural meaning to The visit OF the
strange bird, Albany Argus.
Sharp County record., 1899-09-22

You assume no risk when you
buy Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea remedy. All
medicine dealers will refund your
money if you are not satisfied
after using il. 1t is everywhere
admitted to be the most success
full remedy in use for bowel COM
plants and the only one that
never fails. 1t is pleasant, safe
and reliable. Oct.
Absolute rest belongs only to
the dead.
Lung Irritation
is the forerunner to consumption.
DR.. Bells Pine Tar Honey will
cure it, and give such strength to
the lungs that a cough or a cold
will not settle there. twenty-five
cents at all good druggists.
Tribulation ia the pathway to
triumph.
Make baby's birth quick, easy
and almost painless by taking
Simmons squaw vine wine or
tablets. Sold by Snow the drug
gist.
To nurse injuries is to raise a
brood of miseries.
Keep the stomach and bowels
n good condition, the waste ave-
nues open and free by an occas-
EQUAL dose of DR.. M. A. Simmons
liver medicine. 81 - now
the druggist.
No man can make anything till
he is something.
Always destroy the dread of
becoming a mother by taking
Simmons squaw vine wine OF
tablets. Sold by Snow the drug
gist.
Nothing has reli gious value
that is without moral weight.
Sharp County record., 1899-09-22
4 Cure For DiarrhOea u.

A prominent Virginia editor
had almost given up, but was
brought back to perfect health by
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. Read his
editorial; 81 suffered with diar-
rhoea for a long time and thought
! was past being cured. I had
spent much time AMI money and
suffered so much misery that |
had almost decided to give up all
hopes OF recovery and await the
result, but noticing the advertise
ment Of Chamberlain's Colo,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
and also some testimonials stating
how some wonderful cures had
been wrought by this remedy
decided to try II. After taking a
few doses ! was entirely we'll OF
that trouble, and | wish 10 say
further TO my readers and fellow
sufferers that ! am a hale and
hearty man today and feel as well
as | ever did in my life. 20. r.
Moore, Hillstille, Va. Sold by
all dealers in Evening Shade, and
j. A, Lamar, Cave City,
New York city has e,919 acres
Of public parks,
To prepare a girl TO be q wife,
and a wife a mother, give her
Simmons squaw vine wine or tab
let's, Sold by Snow the druggist.
Sharp County record., 1899-09-22

In one Of the big oircuses there Ia q
big elephant that has not lain down for
20 years. All tho other elephants lie
down to sleep. but this one sleeps stand
ing up, the most he has ever been known
TO 90 being to lean against n post 10
sleep. When he Ia aw,ke he stands
gently swaying TO and fro, never rest
ing I'll he closes his syes,--Cincinnati
ENQUIRER.
Sharp County record., 1899-09-22
The Best Offer Ever Made by Newsns'
"a pages every week for $50 cent.

The m-weekly Republic, the best general newsnsro
in the world containing all the in eight pages Vc
and the Republic Model Magazine one year for S15O
The Republic Sunday Magazine was the newspapa,
1897 home journal of the best class, IS large pages
pages of fun IA pages Of the brightest and best readi
1t contains high pictures and cartoons than
attempted in any other publication More noted writers and
contribute to the Republic Magazine than any other %
LEGATION. The magazine will be sold only in connection
semi weekly Republic. Address all orders to WIG
THE REPUBLIC, st. Louis W
Sharp County record., 1899-09-22

The Malay language is spoken
by more than 100000 people,
1t is said to he easy tC learn, as
it has almost no grammar.
Sharp County record., 1899-09-22
OFFICIAL.

Congressman, First District--P D. hV''
residence Murlanna, Lee County. ,...A
Senator, Second Dist--A J WIT rVySs n1l
Judge, lGth Judicial Dist-J0hn b. NV
Evening Shade -. N
Pros. Atty' 10th Dlst-R. D. MaSsh I
moth spring, Nd
SHARP COUNTY Representatives. u
Judge-J, ". Smith.
Clerk-H, y, Hill,
Sheriff.. 4. wilkins Hardy
Assessor-C0n NJ sullivan.
Treasurpr-C. W Shaver,
Co, EAuminer--J. A Watki Q.
TIE COURTS,
Circuit Court, N, Dist--Flrst MONDAY M
uary and July, In y. Dlst-SecOnd ."V""
February and August, .., n
County C0urt--lst Monday IN JahuuN :
uly and october. sua
Probate Court, S Dlst-2nj Monday VIZ
June, September and December
Sharp County record., 1899-09-22

The Malay language is spoken
by more than 100000 people,
1t is said to he easy tC learn, as
it has almost no grammar,
Weak Eyes Are Made strong,
dim visions made clear, styes re-
moved and granulated lids or sore
eyes of any kind speedily and eff
fectually cured by the use of
Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve.
It's put up in tubes, and sold on
a guarantee by all good drug
gists.
Flattery and FOOLS food are
both fashioned out OF the same
cook book.
For headach caused most likely
by a disordered stomach, accom-
panied by constipation, use DR..
M. A. Simmons liver medicine.
Sold by Snow the druggist.
There are sver 5000 students
of music in London.
Coughed % Years.
! suffered for 25 years with a
cough, and spent hundreds of
dollars with doctors and for medi-
cineto no avail until | used DR..
Bells Pine-Tar- Honey. This
remedy makes weak lungs strong.
1t has saved my life.-J. B.
Resell, Grantsburg, I'll.
The dragon fly should not be
killed. Its business is to kill
mosquitoes.
The Eagle, King Of Al Dirds,
is noted for its keen sight, clear
and distinct vison. So are those
persons who use Sutherland's
Eagle Eye Salve for weak eyes.
eyes, sore eyes of any kind or
graduated lids. Sold by all
dealsts at Is cents.
Sharp County record., 1899-09-22
Directory.
RELIGIOUS.

hLl44blObD'
Preachingat tha Methodist church nm
bird sundays IN euCh month Rev. "
Walker pastor Everybody invited
Preaching at the Christian church Sav
night before the second sunday In elcn "
by ThOs. n. MlIhollnnd Of Batesvtlle'
Sunday-School every sunday mornlns
o'clock at tn. Methodist church. EyeIyows
invited to come. @. j, Wilson
supernI'nl
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Allmdnna nyheter.

SkIlsmessa fran sin hustru Mariana
s6ker Gustaf Borin no 453 State ST.,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
skattkammaren fans den dennes
e290,632,O ,O16. Guldreserven uppgick
samma dag till s263, 3,460,430.
Stort arf. Victor Mattson Hough-
ton, Mich. har fatt arfva en- half mil
lion mark efter sin i Finland Ahidne
fader.
Indianerna ANNA utvandra. Det pa
stas, att omkring $4,000 10000 india
ner ANNA fran Indian Territory utvan-
dra till Mexico.
0ula febern sodern har fatt gifva
med sig vid den inskridande kallare
vaderleken. neutrality-suspicious. aro
upphAfda utom vissa fall.
President Taylors sonsons son. Lott
nant Wood, som nyligen stupado vid
f0rsvaret af Kimberly, var en- sonsons
son till F0renta Staternas f. d. presi-
dent Zachary Taylor.
Genom int6rtandet af en- trottoar i
Columbus Junction, Iowa, forliden
torsdag folio 100 personer, som hewitt
made en- parad, ned en- kallare, hvar-
vid manga af dem blefvo svart skada
de. Man hoppas dock, att ingen af
dem skall behofva b0ta med lifvet for
det ofrivilliga kallarebes0ket.
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WiSC0nsin-nyheter.

Fam d6den grufvan. Grufarbeta-
rem Joe Sluka dodadesi lordags East
man under arbcte l. en- grufva. Eft
klippblock foil ned och krossade hans
hufvud
Patrdffades d0d ceIlen. Ransom
Wiltse, som genom gift d0dade mrs
Maria Edgar Milwaukee forliden juni,
och derf6r domdes till lifstids fangelse,
patraffades l0rdags d0d | cellen.
Arresterad for mordbrand. Polisen
i La Crosse arresterade fredags en-
man vid namn Frank Engels, som an
klagades for att ha satt cid pa atskllli-
ga stallbyggnader i midten at staden.
Affarsverksamheten Superior var
under oktober manad mindre an man
vantat. Hamnkollektoren Mills rap
porterar, att de fiesta handelsbran-
cher f0rekom en- minskning under ma
MAIDEN.
Horde icke plpaf. John Gustafson
blef torsdags ofverk0rd och d0dad af
cit jernvagstag nArheten af West Su-
perior. Gustafson vandrade pa sparet
sallskap med en- ;van, men horde icke
hvisselpipan. OGDEN foljde ogonblick-
ligen.
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En- mj6iktrust, huru tokigt det On
later, bar man forsokt bilda West Su-
perior, men manga af mj0lkmannen
aro deremot, sd planen torde svarligen
lyckas.
Nytt timmerboIag. Interpretations
artiklar fyldes fredags af Storey
Kaeppler Lumber Comp. Kapitalet
uppgifves till e25,O00 Bolaget kommer
att CORA affarer thinner och minera-
lier | Washington, Idaho, Montana och
Minnesota.
Vadaskott. T. A. Birmingham, fran
La Crescent, Mimi, var fora veckan
Wisconsin for att jaga. Olyckligtvis
gick hans b0ssa af med den pafoljd
att skottet traFade ena knaet. Mr.
Birminghams tillstand blef sadant att
benet maste amputeras.
En- beklagiig olyckshandelse timade
harom dagen Racine. Peter Olson
och Christian Nelson hade varit kyr-
kan och voro samsprak, sd att de icko
horde da taget kom. Foljden blef, att
de bada blefvo ofverk6rda och sd lila
skadade, att bada atiedo samma dag.
Skadad af ett fallande trad. Edward
Manson, anstald vid skogsafverkning
narheten af Somerset, rakade man
days ut for olyckan att ett trad foil
Diver honom och skadade honom lila
brostet. Han fordes till st. Josephs
hospital / st. Paul, Minn., for att der
v&rdas.
VaIkomna hem. Mr. B. f. Millard,
Ray Millard, George Dicky och Harry
Lashaway atervande fredags till Chip
pewa Falls efter att ha tillbringat tva
al Alaska trakten af Copper River
De NOTES vid stationen af on stor de-
legation af slagtingar och vAnner, hvil-
l1a 6nskade dem valkomna hem Sail
skapet amman till varen resa tillbaka
till Alaska.
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Gustavus AdoIphus College.

Antalet inskrifna studerande ar om-
kring 21O.
En- betydlig tillokning kommer smart
att gor.ss till det fysikaliska laborato
riet.
Prof. och fru A. A. Stomberg till
bringade den H6 dennes hos den
f0rrSs ss&zldrar ooh slagtingar Car
YER.
Efter att en- It'd hafva hvilat no har
var skoltidning, Gustavus Adolphus
Journal, vackts till lif igen. Vid cit
allmant mote af de studerande for en-
It'd sedan beslutades, att under aret
utgifva tidningen pa engelska spraket
en- gang manaden. Studeranden A.
Noren blef valid till hufvudredaktor
och prof. G. H. Towleyrtill business
manager. Forsta numret uthommer
den 18 dennes.
F0rsaljningen af biljetter for den
Berie af Observation-Disclosures, som
winter kommer att hallas under musk
konservatoriets auspicier, hvarom for
at blifvit omnamdt, har en- It'd ifrigt
=. easifvits och r0nt uppmuntrande
framgang. For Western Star Concert
Company's konsert gar (tisdags) voro
nastan ALA platserna opera huset ut
salda.
The Ladies Aid Society, hvilken ar
betar for en- endowment fund, Or afven
ar verksam. F0reningen hade fire.
dagsqvalen den 3 dennes anordnat ON
en- s. k. "box sociable", som gaf en- be-
hallning df omkring $50. Omkring
$500 har redan samlats af f0reningen.
F6reningens embetsman aro: fr0ken
Medora Anderson, PRESIDENT; fru M.
Wahlstr0m, vice president; fru J. A.
Youngquist kassor; froken Elsie Mel
son, sekreterare; Lilly Chilgren, bitra-
dande sekreterare.
Fragan har b0rjat dryftas, hnruvida
vi icke kunde ia till stand cit par val
talighctstaflingar under delta skolar.
Meningen vore att ha en- pa svenska
och en- pa engelska. Nagot beslut har
annu icke blifvit fattadt saken. Det
ar ingen orsak att antaga, att vi icke
ha lika CODA talaregafvor bland vara
studerande som andra skolor ha, och
det h0fves oss att taga reda pa och od-
la dessa.
S0ndagen den 8 dennes Trades de
f0rut omtalade reformationsfestern
sv. luth. kyrkan. Pa f0rmiddagen holl
past. S. G. Swenson fran Lake City en-
grundlig och larorik missionspredikan.
Pa qvallen talade dr. Wahlstrom pa
engelska 0fver amnet: "Some Of the
blessings accruing to us from the re-
formation" Pa mandagsqvallen hollis
filomatiska sallskapets Gustaf Adolfs-
fest, hvarvid dr. J. S. Carlson talade
6fver amnet "Betydelsen af Gustaf II
Adolfs lif och verksamhet."
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-nyheter.

AfIiden gammal settlare. Under
rattelse har inlupit fran Chicago, att
Ed Martin, en- af de 4ldsta settlarne
Black Hills distriktet, der afidit efter
underground af Ell operation.
Drankte sig. Liket af mrs Ida
O'Brien Yankton, S. D., patrafados
l torsdags morse en back narheten
af hennes hem. Lidande af temporart
vansinne, hade hon drankt sig under
natten.
Repub!ikanerna S. Dakota vunno
vid det senaste valet en- seger. Full
sthndiga rapporter gifva vid -handen,
att de republikanska kandidaterna for
domare Hogsta domstolen blifvit val
da med en- majoritet af fran 5000 till
10000.
Savings Il Loan Association of Dako-
ia Aberdeen, S. Da., har lange ansetts
sta pa skrala f6tter. l fredags inlem-
nades OIL ans0kan till F8renta Slater.
mas domstol for utnamnandet af en- re.
ceiver, och tog domaren Garland saken
under 0fvervagande.
D6den befrlade henne. Miss Emma
Scherry fran Huron, S. D., som for cit
par manader sedan blef sd lila brand
vid explosion af en- gasoline stove och
vardats Scored Heart hospitalet, af-
led torsdag efter att ha legat pa pla-
golagret sd lang It'd.
Eft centrum for ulimarknaden Ar
Edgemont S. d., pa vag att blifva. 1
omnejden af Edgemont producerades
sistlidne var $4,000 pounds ull, som
fran namde plats f0rdes marknAden.
Nasta var vantar man att produktio-
nen skall blifva annu st0rre.
En- lang tunnel. Mr. +. G. Tucker i
Deadwood S. d., har fatt uppdrag
att bygga den stora tunneln Union
Pacific jeravagen Wyoming nara Ia
pioca. Tunneln kommer att blifva
5000 fot lang och vantas blifva fdrdig
nhsta ar. Kostnadsforslage gar lost
pa 81 100000.
Arresterad for f3rfalskning. Polls
mannen Bingham Fargo, N. d., afre-
ste.i fredags alton till Frazee, Mimi,
for att afhemta Charles Thompson,
som der ~blifvit arresterad under an
klagelse att hafva f0rfalskat tvA bank
anvisningar, barande namaet af Magill
& Comp.
| Brist pa ko! raider trakten af HUI
ron, S. Da. Stallningen har visat sig
ALT mer och mer hotande under de Sc
haste dagarne. Sma partier kol finnas
nog pa band, men de racka icke langt.
We'd f1nnes, men ON stormigt och kallt
vader intrafar, gar f0rradet at pa nag
ra dagar. Lyckligtvis har vaderlcken
varit sommarllk under en- hel manads
It'd.
kr6gare I sta'let for OnkeI Sam. At.
skilliga F6renta Staternas marshals
ankommo torsdags till Sioux Falls,
s. d., for att unders0ka dot rapporte-
rade r0fveriet af postkontoret Gar
retson, Minnehaha co. De hade ingen-
ting for besvAret, ty det var tva kro-
gar inbrottet hade f6r0fvats och icke
postkontoret. Tjufvarne tillgrepo 100
dollars.
| Rattvisan fam honom till slut. iva
detektiva polismAn fran Oregon, ARE
sterade forliden vecka en- man vid
namn James Macarthur, som IA ars
It'd varit bosatt little Spearflch
Creek norr ON Lead, s. D. Han ar
anklagad for att hafva for 25 ar sedan
dodat 3 personer l Oregon. Efter att
hafva forofvat morden, flydde han till
Black Hills, der han sedan varit bo-
satt. Dagen otter arresteringen begaf-
vo sig polismannen med fangen pa vag
till Oregon, der en- summa af 81 600
lange varit utlofvad for hans gripande,
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bnskar man f0rvisso en- ny och
fl1llstandig kartbok med kartor
6fver hela verlden. vi ha latit
trycka en- kartbok ADJUST delta
Stag och lemnas densamma till
sa billigt pris att hvilken som
helst kan f0rskaffa sig EFT ex-
emplax.
Minnesota Stats Tidnings Atlas
innehaller kartor 0fver ALA verl-
dens lander jemte sarskildta kar-
tor 0fver de nordvestra staterna
SAINT 0fver Sverige och Norge.
Dessutom innehaller boken en-
mangd nyttiga och intressanta
uppgifa<y. Bokens pris ar rs
cents. MINNESOTA STATS It'd
MING f0r ar 1900 jernte denna
ATLAS erhalles for su1nma