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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29
IxcREAsED MINING ACTIVITY.

With the opening Of spring Increased
activity ia the development Of our min
ing resources can be seen on every SIDE.
AZ the snow recedes from the foothills,
laying hare previous locations. the own
ers are found inspecting their property
preparatory to beginning work with re-
ncwed vigor and hope. born Of the eager
demand for good mining property CON-
ing from every direction.
In King county the Cleopatra and
other we.l-known mines are ready 10
begin shipping their products TO the
smelter, and before the season ID ended
more than one of these properties bids
fair to secure q place among the divi-
dend payers. Once let this point be
reached. and tho permanency OF the
mines determined. there viii be no lack
of capital from outside sources offered
to develop other prospects in the same
district.
The copper mines in and around In
dex ir Snohomish country are attract
ing deserved attention and at least two
OF these properties have been developed
TO the point where they may justly be
called mines and command almost any
price their lucky owners may see 1T to
ask for them. Only failure to rebuild
the Monte Cristo road viii prevent the
Silverton district from furnishing at
least one dividend-paying mine to the
list.
1t la safe 10 say there viii be more
intelligent development work done I'm
the mines of Western Washington the
present year than in all Of the past Ave
years and the result. based upon
what Is already known. can but greatly
stimulate interest In mining among our
citizens.
In Eastern Washington the Republic
district Is now beyond the experimental
stage and has received such uniform
commentator from eminent mining
experts that II Is attracting at
tension from the money centers of the
Eastern states. "a well "a abroad. The
future of that district may be consia-
cred assured, a. we'll as the rapid de-
velopment OF the rich mineral region ~
ms south and west Of Republic
Seattle should become the mining cen
ser OF Western Washington. as Spokane
Ia for Eastern Washington To accom-
pllsh this great object. o'tr people must
take more active interest in the in
eustry than they have In the past This
does not mean that they should invest
In wildcat stocks. 81 lend a too willing
ear To the plausible tale az the alleged
rrospecfor with claims rar sale which
he desiguaies az mines Ala can ana
should b. given tc assist In building
trails and wagon roads - mining dts
triets tributary To the city. whether IN
this county o- not fsraspsstors and
miners appreciate this Kind ~ heln and
VIII readily give their trade ~ ,fse com
sauuity that shows a disposition 60 en-.
couraee ami assist them The board Of
roen'y commissioners Should hs> rer~r-
ous IN building reads r. the naiasng dis.
sriets Money expended IN This way ~
welt Invested. Trail ana ross eslii .,snv
In Western Washington IS one - tNe
heaviest expenses psespecters snf min
ers have - eesr ara Il Is Aut natural
that thew should cxpces aSssssanee fqor,
communities where tfey trade an.
whose Interests are foinef WITH theirs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29
LET col. LEWIS BE NAMED.

Ex-Congressman Lewis as a presi-
Dental slatemaker. is new role even
for his versatile and cosmopolitan gen.
ius 1t may be ungracious to call the
that as a. political prophet he has not
the highest credit at home. for his con-
fident North Yakima telegram to Gen.
Grosvenor last fail that my majority
will be 10000" was not exactly borne
out by the returns. But, Of course. the
most sagacious observers are prone to
error when their personal interests are
involved, and his trifiing miscalcuia-
tions ought not to count against the
coloners otherwise unimpaired reputa-
ton for rare political wisdom.
A war hero, says the colonel, is the
great desideratum for both parties in
the makeup OF their nominations for
1900, and. with singular unselfishness,
and. we may add. with extraordinary
magnanimity--in view of bygone cam
paign correspondence-he trots out Ted
Mckinley. A most excellent sugges-
ton, surely: and a certain winner on
any ticket. But how will the hero OF
Santiago regard it? No safer method
could be devised of thrusting him deep
into the pool OF political oblivion and
everlastingly running the prospects OF
becoming president in 1904 he at this
time doubtless entertains. The greatest
obstacle to taking Col Lewis advice
viii be Roosevelt himself.
Col. Lewis launches n Schley boom
for the vice presidential nomination
with Mr.. Bryan. There is no disputing
Admiral Schley's high merit as a war
hero. and his running qualities would be
being on the Democratic ticket But
the conqueror OF Cervera is impractical
BILE. He has a queer notion that it is
the duty of a naval officer to eschew
active politics and 1t is more than uues-
tionabie IL he would take It,
But Schley's probable declination
need not altogether disconcert the De-
mocracy. Admitted. that war hero is
desirable-aye. even Indispensable
there are other fish in the sea. The
Post-IntelligenCer win undertake to
point the way out of the dilemma by
advancing the superior claims OF Col
Lewis himself. His own innate mod
esty. manifested SO beautifully on 81
many interesting occasions, preventshis
raising his voice in his own behalf Col
Lewis Is a war hero We all know Il
full uniform with real sword strapped
to his belt. He never faltered in front
of the camera. He looks the part. He
would have subdued the Spanish IL
he had been there. and he was not there
only because of the overwhelming need
of his legislative services in Washing
ten and OF his investigatory services at
Newport News. His conquest over the
deeayed bacon az the latter place IS
memorable His ambition 10 be vice
president budded at Chicago in 1885,.
and there is every reason why II should
nov be permitted to burst forth in fuu
bloom. Tie IS now old enough. and il Is
suspected that he reached the age OK
discretion on November last
So. taken all in all. the Democracy
could 90 TO better than t. name Mr.
Issvls- 1t has generally done worse.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29

The fact that there will be no woman's
department at the Paris exposition has
caused much comment. At all of our ex-
positions the woman's department was q
conspicuous feature, but the French. SO
gallant and so deferential 10 the gentler
sex, have decided TO eliminate it.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29
The Trouble.

Doctor, can't sleep at night" said
Stringer Our
Let me feel your pulse" replied the
doctor. well, it's no wonder; you're i'll
dreadfully nervous state. You ought TO
take"
II don't want to take anything! You
give me something 10 keep the baby quiet,
and I'll manage all right. Baltimore Life.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29

Whatcom is talking about paving its
streets with asphalt and putting on other
metropolitan airs. The people of the Bel
lingham bay metropolis are doing all they
can to dscredit Col. Bryan's assertion
that prosperity has not come to this coun-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29

HIM ard says he believes Har~ey's plan
Of collecting money for educational pur-
poses feasible oBe- Sam p. Cook. Of
Missouri. takes HArvey's place. Cook Il
described "one OF the original silver
men Of Missouri" 1t II red-iester day
that does not herald some new Demo-
cratic woe.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29

''t'esu'' Harvsv has given NJ, chs gse e
rss@'ne a sassfnaten tssns FOR tsse rxxaes
Wins 81 he snensneras sHs hax resigned
re ETneTvl manager - the wavs suss
sssrsns es>fstssss-ee - SIZE T>srssaerasss, "a
non@l committee Harvey sayw ~ -.
sssnes1 seSaese ia eaala net xes she cvsn
snifzee IL a~rve es wh&s h, tAesskss. VAS
= ps@~saeas. hsssiFessl sa ana &sssssslrs
policy crs. rgsan r tresanrss - side x3th
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29

TIE Cauvter-togrsaai tainks Hrvan
should net be criticised too aArshly be-
cause re reSponae8 rayiely - q ts5nner
.nv;tatioa. Me-. Brysn's candidacy ssr the
presidency j. based upon the premise that
tAsTe are 10 square rseass In thss cauz1r,-.
Viewed IN :sls light tie casanel's ascent,
asce Ok aa Invitation 70 the si-a-psaso
spread Is , sh3y consistent
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29

Chicago IS in the throes OF a three
cornered municipal election contest which
bids fair to become quite exciting The
Inter Ocean is making some sensational
charges against Mayor Harrison, which.
it is said. throws Parkhurst's New York
expose into the shade.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29

There is a man In Michigan who claims
to have discovered Pingree. but as he has
not been molested it Is certain that he has
amply apologized Cor It.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29

No I shall never marry again" said
tie woman who had snsse two uniucky
exssssrinsc 81 matE3utouy. Men have
s8eh Gtatg hearts "
tT1a.'s all rlEht.'+ Responded her op-
tI1ltSltc friend. ',p&ek your flint aGd try
again Chicago Tribune
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29

M Perkins il i good business man.
sa'. be- dAGxasarF
Z tAiuk ST. mamma zen minutes after
b. ssas fssessYssess 20 ne he tas4 yae ne was
3 V Low er. .l.lease RacarA.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29

A f.sassau dispatch ssye saat &c xsesg 5
fesf sseres. especially ~ :Ae rHea wha
heSv sssa ssFSsas in parliament tAe aaan-
tsan * fee tses8ssass sy'~ss'ss - weights ard
ysssssasres ie-s tlse transfer % YAersa g9ro
assaa sAs Fh-hIsglass - We esnevsnsp. ae,s
os ssIssA 10 the e0atros. % fhe Gated
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29

Spre9keft~-f2o ycg have 10 - exgrsli r al
ty , physician ss%foge yea Join the wae&.-
rs#l's t.sm3s
~ hsz5ex Ma, Ast@rwara yarka-s
Statesman.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29

Col. Bryan is still roaming through the
Southern states. where he finds large
numbers of Democrats willing to listen
to him. The Southern and Southwestern
states furnish him much comfort.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29

Gov. Roosevelt is showing the New York
legislature what trough riding means
when applied to matters of legislation not
meeting his approval.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29

u A8ulr4 Dewey needs 3 rs; taa gov
eminent might send aln a. a delegate 20
.tnr car gSacc conference tfe contrib
8ief materially - the disarmament Of
gaEn.-~fF3. annapolis Journal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29

Jass teeagsa Col. EryAa. iu a hsirss -
Indignant siosaeaee denounced the Trusf@s.
States fer s&KiHg she T'Anspe.ne islands
against his advice aaa SAID. u. we are
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29

SEATTLE 1'HEATER-C1ara ThroDp In
"a DoIrs House
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| 4efas Man.

4 y34nw maa8sE can get along rEst-osse
ssN<r very NeG 6aragx San .suser tsgre.
25s1 ssex2nH8rs~ a5cg1s an~ .hs- as-pt9s sssrg,e.
body 70 cl~4sa -cS ~. eae.--EsoSsoa G.sao.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-29

If those Bostonians kill an English SPAR
row every time they illuminate an anti-ex
pansion address they may yet exterminate
the little pests.-Loulsvilie Courer-Journal.
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CITY OFFICIAL PAPER.
AMusEMExrs TONIGHT.

SEATTLE, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 20.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-02

lomme CUBS Born. Sor beaoe por BET
at leOe - Rriitus, o. Oeben par for
bsnoe en- Vinoing. Oct par fenbeliot
at gerbsn bauoe tabt fin 9iQofrelle
ouerfor benoe. 8e,ben par benoe fors=
teltet o9 bun Seron II. bun er Iopnet
at ben Mentsbeo bun tilborte; men ri
oleoe os I'll @enipnet meo benoe GA ale
Cam ol bar maattet Iioe Saunet al. Sen
ipnet pso SEM bcire S'oe, for eDi9t at
lpnse SUBS tg Sanmsts Sang.
Del er Sonobso ct berIist MaoI at
ttunoe efter % uRrO al Dor Natpaaai
. nhso; MATTE fun ale pore Qanbs,
mRno t%orltaa. at be ere bprefeote, %
at Der er bereot Dem en- berlis, uIorfren=
telis os u%pisnelis Nru i 6imlen, iom
fun fun erboIoes ueo en- pompe Gro paa
ben forsieltsoe 6%relier, ben Gro ION
9tuer Rraft I'll at panore / Selu 6oc=
ipor. 81 uiae 9Ieoe os ueb at Ie manoe
at Dcre 9lnosmeno og 9anbsmenoinber
tnoen Tor pore Rirfeoere paa Oiernet al
Noble o9 0u'pn Streets Ssnoae giter=
miobag 81. 4.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-02
Hatlnc, MIs.

auinbsfo,eninssn inoenfOr vSor Trel.
iers Wenisbso" ustsr at ufbOloe supper
I 8itfens neoe,ite Gtuse, .6lsrnst al
Ruclne rs l2te @aoe, ben 7. 6ebruar
Arten. buortiI Que eis bierteIis ueIfomne.
- Baitor grebe Sobunien al 6art=
Lamb, Wrs.. bar febt en- gp99e9runp
peo ben paatentte M oanife College.
- Yaltor q. 9. Gbritianien al
Smaba, Nebr preoif,o be @maus 6irfe
1irsoos ben 81. Sunuar os | Dor 6reIs
isrs 6itte Snsou9 Aften Den /. 6ebr.
- Baitor ID 8. Qpbw d at geib
esoa &irfe reilte iioite yeroas til Wus.
fe9o. 8ls., for at oelta9e / Wiisiions=
meber.
s Dag SsnOus buube ri 16 Or.
Ruloe unoer 6lplepunftst. Verprof,ten
/ Gblca9O loper os mere al famine fpr
Vaarens Spiler trGoer frem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-02
&reGsmpSs.

Om Sub nil, afboIber Scaubiruuio
Rrebs fit 0intermrbe ! Reenab, @is.
/ ben ifanb. sp. IuIb. Menlsbeo, pafOl
N. Mldtllsns RuIO. Os / Eref. Msb.
Baitrr Naurups RoIb, petseIuis fra Is
til l6. 6ebr., 1899.
Meoet bespnber nsb aabninssprabis
fen MansOes Aiten ben l3be 6ebr.
ben ffanb. Iutb. &irfe.
6srfe TorbanbIinssemne: Sob. @u.
8, lis.
AnDst. 6orbunbIinssemne: Rpm. 81.
Oct forpsntss at mango, baabe fra
iiern os NOR os at ierIist Stanbinos
uerne / Spen nil TONNE til Mpoet os
beisse bet itaoist.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-02
Gilbert 9ea, Miun.

s forrtse use buuee ri iua Wisions=
msbe. @f frsmmspe 9rafer pare til
Stsbe: Yufor g.. g. Gang, 9uitOr g.
6amien Os 9aitor Simunien, NOrtbfieIb.
Oct par 6eltbose for os, SUBS Nano os
rise 8eIfgn.lle erfarebe ri, os at BET
par be %itennelte Ouse ri bar bait for
lang Glib, bet par ale Subs gprn eniee
ON. &rOitise p9 berlise Slonssbprb
bleue oHa9te, o9 Interchangeable bIeu Der
talot paa Spnbere ON OF TONNE til ST.
lus nu; Of lite Oeben iful TONNE ferlt
os be ba for tent ffuue srebe opsr, at
3errens fore 0iaaoe imob benz bar pR.
ret fore0Ues. Gil be fremmebe Yreore
pile ri iise Cat for g,ioset os tom
mart iSsn. Eil Dor essn Ytelt os an=
Ote grsore al Dol MsnisbsD pile ri
osiau iise Got for re 8~tonesbprb, lom
De uluste for os ON geroens 6reIisr.
SpuDus @itermiobas buuoe ri unss
b%omsmeoe, bpOr ben forte Slot al unse
pare iamIeoe, Tom N%eoitIipsren bar let
til no9et u~nsoomsmOoe / DOR &irte.
- Sibte use buube port Samfunbs
Stprelie Webe Der / gilbert Sea, buor Be-
tiIreilenoe BrOoIe bsnptteoe Nnlebnlneen
og bolOt Olpoe , Ruten Gorsbao "a
Jreoas Aiten.
S forri9e nge bebe @uifuu Anoer=
len efter Z ugers'baOlOe Ytpdier. @ns
oerien par %luenlf; men tilbOrte ben banlt
lutberlte Werisbso. San par As VA,
og ei1erIaoer en- @nte og in9en BORN.
Afo0oe par WebIem al Il. N. a., ION
beiOrseoe gesrouelitn, Der tOreslf flo
9iemmet.
- Sioife u5e bebe Woos Suenbien
efter lang Chs boorbe 9loelitr. Be
srauelien IOresit ira Den oanlfe ai,f,.
puov gatOr &iIofs iaIte psb bans
Baare
s. z. SEMEN.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-02
Som let rs al 9ipbeoerne pu,

Som tet rs al ~gipbsoerne pa,
lite SIDE. bar RuIbsn inbfunbet flo
baaos tsmmsIis pluoieIis o9 messt polo
ION. Gualsbss osiaa | Resnab. Nut
ten mslem ntul9te 9eInos og Senrao
lant 2slmOmeIret til 35 unber Gro, %
paa bette Stanium bolbt Vtiret fla iapnl
ben til 9rsbus Nilsn. Snsbag 6or.
miooaq fnIot fra Woresnl1unben en- lei
Sne o9 gluten bleu milbere. Wlen Yln
Ter bar ri.
- Oct eneite fompIsite llopaIs Of
imutte vSbut @ain": Naols Der i gpsn
finres i The Savings Bank. Yrilen
,r fra 8 Sis. ps Op,Tler.
S gsrnnes bolbt port Bpraab tit
re9uIere Webe. Nne pare til Siebe.
@rter at no9le minore eager pare brpf.
lsoe os prOlotouertb:, tom Nittntns 500
Osobssiuenbfb: 6rul d len. Den bIeu
oplGlt os fit o%erefIer tit StubsmaaI,
relft at WIoporen; oernat af fsre af
AloermGnbeHe. Oct pllte fla neplie,
at Den por no9et for %elaiiiff / l1oI1,elien.
6lele Cling pare ilst life neunte; iaole
Ots ON Gulen plioe nna 6ilft9na,ben
% iolfaIo buao bette piIbe foltt; lises
leose Separation al @cberne, lamt fltre
anbre' Smf G~noi9btbsr, ION BOG pnr
uG,o at Ouerueie. Aubre llns rare NOT
nGpnte, I. Cts. 6prielep,iisn, nsnltfe
NIB iua ,julifiit flare nptlpt, Tom ii
a. NIoelmnnb Oapis pniftbe. Stolt=
neunte paope9sbe i bet belle Wan9Iane
ueb bet cpIGite Suiet p9 pite ben til,
buorItbes bet itulbe pGre. Saa be
Neenub gorsere funnS mob &pli9btb
oppeLie bet 2ibspuntt, bu Nrbelost en-
Sang bIiuer iuloiprt.
- IA Rparts Qinfabe / The Savings
Bank.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-02
Chicago geitFbs.

uben at pile terte, at vUanfferen"s
&%orreiponoent fra Ysftfiben at Gbicaso
ifuae interesiere fig for ps, p,lbe ieg oa
sarne msb G%sbufisrens Glnabslie sipe
e lille &ebessrelie. 8eb Siben at be
euanseIiife Iuiberfe Msnisbeoer %
8lrtiombecer, fom ofte ere omtalte i
Blabet efsiiterer en- euan9eliff Iutberff
Yirtiombeo, Der lissfaa liot iom fere
af be ofte OmtaIte eie fit esst gotaIe;
men maa neies meb ct leiet 9erberse,
buor ri tan preo te Subs Rise os lare
ON ben s>erre Ssius (Np. q. %, 30
3D. nemlis pua 9isrnet al NobIe os
9uron Ctr. Osnne Wenisbeo Orsuni:
Iersbes for en- Gel Mar iioen at Yaltor
Y.l@br. 2ranbbsrs; men oa ben par
manseIfuIo bstient / be fofte Nar at
Granoberss Sin, os alosIss uoen Bette:
ming en- Gio efter bans Oeb er bet fors
ltaaeIist at flere al Wlenisbeoens Uteb=
lemmer brOs fig tiIbase os luttsoe fla
til andre Weni9beoer. @n lille fat
6lot itoo bog tllbuse, os bisie ienbte !
Sommeren 1896 6albsbreu til Yultor
S. g. SCRIBE, oaboenoe / Nlta, Sa.
6an antos 6aloet uoen 2efte ON fat
l1uoerboIo, tfteriom Wenisbeoen intet
bsitemt SeoerIas .funoe lore. Yaa
@Iuno at SpSoOm / buns 6amiIie tunos
BIN life ouertuse gmbeoet for til Sui
1896. SuleOes toIot 9eroe lin liltlG=
oe%IlespreDltsn / getbssoa epan9eIilf III.
tberif 6rimenisbeb i Gpicaso, 3D. 81.
ben ben lip bar benne Uieni9beo fem=
pet fig isennem trObs UioOulnO os WtoOs
ltrgm.
No9et fort bar ben pei life uorettet
bpertsn blanot pofsne suer Born.
Smiplertio bOIOer Den buer S5uous 81
termiooag 81. 8 So~nou9sifoIe o9 81. 4
9uosiienslte | 6ute pau
0iornet al NOble os 4urOn Str.
Oct igues Tom IN 0erren bar pilet
Dele mep os / bette Aar, ioet en- al pore
t~lOfulte Menisbto3 Meoltmmer, Splt.r
caroline SiGmpe DEN 81. Sanuar bin
taIpet bi,m ill be beurses eUige 6ulle.
pun bleu bt9rauet paa 6orslt 6omt
%Huts9uuio, buOr benoes j%Orolife Sen.
nlnssr MI buile inpiil ben bellige DAG,
o. bun meo De benlousoe { &llltus lful
Opltua oa meoe S%Iuo9ommen, buem
GUN Der / 1ioen gar. iii Su=Oro, %
puis bsrlise Selitab BUN mslt al alt ef.
~lsrtrusieoe. SOltsr alGmpe par en- al
Dem, Der insenlunoe bstte til De tuipl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-02
TOr SaIg.

P0a @runt al andre 6orretninssr nil
jog iaIse min 6uru belissenoe A Ml
fra 6rienoIbip. @ooe 9ule aue bp9seoe
for ct Nar liben. 40 Ncres 2ano 26 IN,
Der glOus. 4 Ncrss 9oIunO. 0teiten er
Sfou. 6or nGrmere unoerretning firm
eler Tom os le Gleren.
Sens S MEN
aonms Centre, aooms Co., @is
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-02

rAG Ell MI ORD FOR Def, men sporg din Apou,Ke,
{ Kj0bmahd eller Nabo, som haT brugt aVVarnrr,
White " inc OF Tar Syrup; de vii fortdlie die. der n
Ten hedste Hostemediclr paa Jorden- Pris Is OF .Oss
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-02
Gctar Sails, Sa., Os Smegn.

Sn9ebors Anter, @It 9Orn, beIsste i
iirite use gennsr Os SetenDte Der i
8pen. Sun bopoe / en- 9io bait D.
bolo paa en- StoIe / Gtb Wlne, Mlnn.,
p9 par nu paa Bel til -bsnbss Siem i
@lt 9orn.
- Sens NieIien os 9uifru reife
libite use til @bicuso, buor lprs. Nitls
len o9teoe at ie9' 2G9tblaIp o9 pm not
uenbi9t at unosrfaite fig en- operation.
Sfelse Meooelelle fra benz, bleu Spt=
rationen 9Obt ouel %ltauet; men %lsnsre, i
Wanpa9s, fom Der oui9spel Telegram
ON, at bun par ufsauet ueo Oepen. 90
famine Days Altsn untom Sens RleIisn
msO 9isst al fin 9uitru Der iiI>gpsn.
lioebe bleu 81 Nor 9ommel os efterz
laber fig 9@stefGae rs en- Outter. uu0ife
Is til IA Nar, ns liseleoes benoss snmls
6aber os Usooer os 8 Spitre cs 5 Brps
ore, al builts &c 5 lepe Der / Ypen os
Omesn, en- / @sit grar9, en- i gsbur
&upiDs os 6anDiout N.sls Sg,snlsn /
Nsbrasfa.
- Oct sobe Os bsbuseIise geir, iom
nj / en- Sio bar proIst al, fit mart gnee,
os bet meb flor 6orffrettslie. 5 Mans
Dogs Worses par GsrmOmetret suaet
nsb til 25 unOer 0 os ii ben Snat ON
6oraarspsir beres MI life mere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-02-02
Narlig &unOcntion.
National Creamery Butter
makers Association,
Sinnr 1rnna. .. @nF.

SfOMt walls, 9. Sat.
fra Den 23be til ben 29oe Sanuar.
S GnIebnins at ousnituaenbe nil Gfs.
furliOns.1 iftts iii Siour Sails, 40
NOrtb=Bsitern giuien bliue folst ira
oen 2loe I'll BEN 24oe Sanuar, seIttnbe
til Den alte Sannar, 1899 til mssst
neolottte B'iier. 6enueno Dem for
unoe'retnln9 til Sernbanens Nsenter.