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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-11
Gen tore nlDffe.
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neolioenoe oonfs / Arcola, leras - og
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bose, bUor 6umlnitetsns NpoliIs biaIp.
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fan ianse ny Rruft til Arbslost.
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mob 5ribeosns Dag. hGt al at bate
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luiroer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-11
'AuOnbOn, ga.

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/ CONNER bar bolof StoIs / 9sbdr
6aus. Ga, par Der paa Beie9. 9an
reilts bsrfra til Blair Tor at Optuse os
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is9et.
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Risiouen.
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bret 2Gritnlngeu en- DEL. 5fffubpitst
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Aers.
g briftion Z. Rnuo Q bar
npll9 iaaet en- Sgn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-11

RrRitsr srfarss at pirfe mG9tig big
% andre. Da er bet 6erren, Der er
mso os. Disn be famine Orb Ipber
oslaa til os / be tunse lioer. laar
BlGiterne sr9oe msuem 5orsadrosn %
aItsret foroi 2iuets Rr9fter lite rsrer
zig, % SlsObeo % 9unferb.o true meo
at bemGsiiss fig 9ierierns, Os tan iaa
fau tubes Dilli9e III at ta9e fat paa al
oprtiie OaOios faloen oDtts, mems
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Del iiiuIts os / bet aubenbare Os gefpms
rlnserne Tor DIT s9tt os andres euise
Bel tgn9er lOm TN Bluu9gt paa tin
Si9l. Raar 6eoen reuer ben enc Ars
beloer eftsr ben anesn, og 5OrIaotbeoen
ltlGIer lis ousr big lom hos 6lias:
y9errs. be bape ibielriaet BIND profeter
% usobranot oine aItsre o9 leg Ct alene
tiIba9s."
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for os, % be ere glunli9e for al ut
tuune IRte bet, Der ct iaa iuGrt for us
at IGre. 0ette: .lloen mig tunne )
llei mtst gore"
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sr 10 iotbolosuIs let at uere ito naar
aItln9 Ipttes, tuer naar bel CT JON ON
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man Insen 8elultatsr ier al iii Atbsios.
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paa Soroen.
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srs disnbsrns mango % Onoftabeus
par mogtiss, sr ban bog NIB Os % oil
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bigger ole l6tnorinssr. Dor 3eius
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-11

gMefter, bUiltet er bet fore Bub /
Qopsn2
Msn 5sfus flyer til BAN: gu ifol
elite 6srren bin Cub bit sanite 9ierte,
Os bin sonfte SiaI Os / bit sunfs
Sino.
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bet unbet er Iiseiom bette: Oh ftal sllfe
bin Raite iom big ieIU".
Mattb. %, 500.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-11

WisfOnsieFien os gaiarsu iom /
folis use bIeu uibOlot par i ole Maa.
Der u.upttst. Dor Ruinbeforsniio
paubs ofrst baaoe lib os Rrafter / Ian.
sers lio for at ssre bet til en- COB Jeii,
iOm funbs brinse sObe Snotastsr til
5orsninsen. os tiaiss unr bet til @labs
Os U%eliisnslis for benz iom oeltos.
Der lnbtOm Jolt bsnuso $3.50. Manae
Wennsitsr beisste gOiureu os Msbsrs
ne, iom bIsu nfbolbt busr Dag os Af,
ten, buor Cubs Orb ON Spno os
Raabs lob meb araft 90 gurms fra
preitsr os Wisfonarer, fom par til
Sisos. Der par nsmIis 4 al bisle, Iom
baDoe slabst Os usb bass &omme,
nemli9 pr9fierns: @. y. 8iq, g.
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fra @eit Brand os 3. Dirfen, ga.
timer. 6sbsIist par bet Imiblartib, at
al be lite aue tunbs bIips Der Senboa
oDsr. Brefierne Big Os Jobnfsn MATTE
rsiis fra Os esrbas. bu be nsbpsuoieuis
MATTE uore bismme ON Ssubaasn.
Diren tom fett bsrtil esr.
bag Nat, o9 ban praoitsoe for os Ssn,
bag eftermiooas. Paitor DAMIEN
Uso 6sjmssfssuOsiIeusften ON
Jormiooasen. Yeo SIuininssmscet
Ssuoas aitsn taIte Olisn, Dirsn Os
9anien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-11

rDnnlferen" fra M til life Suli
for sl.O0. Bor 15c. etstra uiI ri isnbe
Dem BOssn ,D0nffe | amerita" uf q.
g. gis. Denne BOG ~ombanoler
Styfter al ben banffe uouanorinss 9t.
1foris, iarIis ben aIbrs, FAINT an Opers
figt ouer Danffsrnes antaI Os ubbrsoeIfe
| DC 5orenebe Stater.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-11
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Solar Sails, So.

Sans 0islfen Der / hers Var
bar Orbsibsi for 9urris & Sole Bros.
tantsr paa at flptte Ill D-terfoos buor
ban bar facet arbeioe Dos The Cedar
Valley Mfg. Co
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-11

Sibte auarter b. IS. 81. s. I'm.
9Rnmaane 0. p. al "a Fm
8sriit QBarfer D. u. 81 3.8 Sm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-11

- Wiis Nnun RieIen er ton
men Der til fra WlterIoO Os bar faaet
Arbsios Dos SftGoermsitsr astm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-11
Del 5iaIpsn.

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ton poss. Bi saur lite / bort ssei
aaOn. Os ban Der isnber Os. isnosr os
lite enc. 9sg CT msb cher, lite / Orb
o9 Sotrament aIsne, men | Arbsioet /
ben oasIiss Crib, Ramp Os @Iabs.
9ss oil Orbeiee meo Os ftabfalts Orost.
9eg TT msb eber, Iaaoan Ipoer bet b.
Ipis Dase, naar Cubs Riss suar frsm
msb Most | bet fore 9sIs iOm BET
c .telts 9isrte. Raar SlGle oinosS for
6erren; noor 9iertst imeItsr Deb Orbsis
Wo9t os Bonner ON Rnaoe os 5Or.
barmslfs tiger Op til Ranbsns Trons os
gOUianstOnerne Ipoe Ill 9nreus pris
for 6relfen funoef. Raar IrOeu brans
Der Ips os liar | 9isrierne Os aarIis
bsosn | SUBS gsrns 9iertsr er PAIN
os inberIis Os be | Sambrrstisbso o.
guisbeo otbsioer paa be faass Opgapsr.
Raar Intst Offer sr for fort o. intel
Arbeios for fuert, men be bimmelife
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-11

Rcar gpFerue benpenbsr is til Solt. Der
o%perterer glatet. enten for at febe hos Dem
eler for at foo Cplpsntnser TN bet orertes
rebe, bebes be allio omtale at be iao
qpertisiemeatet / bette glao. Get pil pare
til seniiois giptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-10-11
Wouember. - 30 Tage.

Enlbmdane B. 8. 81. 6i6 gffm.
Sibite abarfer D. b. 81. 9.53 gftm.
9inmaane ben y. 81. 233 I'm.
aprhe aDarier D. -. al 0,51 giim.
The Coconino sun., 1900-09-01

The entries in the broncho-riding contest were Joe Spitz, Willard Binkley, Ilario Soto and R. Lane Willard Binkley awarded first prize and Joe Sptz second.
 WEDNESDAY. First Race 3o yards, ponies under l4ls hands. Time, :l7l
The Coconino sun., 1900-09-01
THE SUMMER RACES
Successful Meeting g-A Fair Attendance
 Winning Horses.

Three days of racing were thoroughly enjoyed by the citizens of Flagstaff and the many visitors in attendance on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of this week.
 The event of the first day was the trotting and pacing race. The entries were Billy Boy" hy Frank Beal and NJ. T. Black, the horse being owned by D. H. Burtis of Phoenix. Jeff, the pacer. entered by A. E. Frankforter, being owned by J, w. Cart. J. K, Ross entered his stallion ''Toba-co, Billy Boy" won the first and third heats. 'Jetf" taking the second. The latter horse was out of condition or the outcome of the race might have been different. ''robascO" was mot in the race"
 The second and third days attracted the largest attendance. the programme bronchO riding was one of the chief attractions of the last two days. There was but little 'kicking" over the races, and the best horses in the county were entered.
 The following is summary of the races:
 First Race -First-class saddle horses. ii mile.
 Time .I6
The Coconino sun., 1900-09-01

Fanny led to the first quarter Croppy wi ming the remaining three.
 Fifth Race Saddle horses. 800 yards. Jim K --....... ... c. Fla Kid ........................... .A A. McDermC Ranger ........-.... ....- l.. Ha
The Coconino sun., 1900-09-01

In the ladies' saddle horse race the entries were Miss T. Chisholm, Mrs. II. c. Heser and Miss Sims. Miss Chisholm won the first prize Mrs Heiser second
 In the broncho-riding contest the entries were O. E. Halford. Ilario Soto, R. Lane and w. Binkey. The purse was awarded to 1lario Soto.
 The boys pony race was won by Con Fred erickS
 Charley Isbel carried of the prize for the burro race.
 The first mems foot race was won by J. Green and the second mems foot race was won by Lee Doyle. The boys foot race was won by Tim Cornish.
The Coconino sun., 1900-02-10
A Convincing Answer.

''I hobbled into MT. Blackmon's drug store one evening"" says Wesley Nel- son, of Hamilton, Ga. ''and he asked me to try Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism with which l had suf-
The Coconino sun., 1900-02-10

John Dirr, Poseyville. ind, says, "I never used anything as good as One Minute Cough Cure. We are never without it." Quickly breaks up coughs and colds. Cures all throat and lung troubles. Its use will prevent consumption. Pleasant to take. Pio- neer Drug Store.
The Coconino sun., 1900-02-10
Iron Springs Chosen.

The committee appointed by the board of trade to investigate the ad yantages afforded by Iron Springs. near Prescott, as summer resort, made lengthy report at a meeting of the board last evening.
 The committee were unanimous in in their opinion, as will be found in the following, the last paragraph of their report:
 ''Your committee was unanimously of the opinion that this location comes not only up to our necessities. but within our means, and can be made at small expense an ideal place. much more so than any other which we have seen that comprises all the require ments of easy access, nearness 70 rail- road, good shade, plenty Of excellent water and at reasonable cost. being the nearest point to Phoenix that any suitable location could be expected
  Phoenix Enterprise.
 w. s. Phipot, Albany, Ga., says: "DeWiLts Little Early Risers did me more good than any pills ever took" The famous little pills for constipation. biliOusne>s and liver and bowel troub- les. Pioneer Drug Store.
 Instructions have been issued by Forest Superintendent Buntain to For est Supervisors Thayer and Hanna to serve notice on all squatters in, the linn vacate their premises bv February 2s. -JOurnal-Miner.
The Coconino sun., 1900-02-10

The greatest danger from colds and la grippe is their resulting in pneu- m0nia. If reasonable care is used, however. and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is taken. all danger will be avoided. It will cure cold or an at-. tack of la grippe in less time than any other treatment. It is pleasant and safe to take. For sale by Pioneer Drug Store.
The Coconino sun., 1900-02-10

The Arizona Lumber and Timber company are building large dam across the canyon north of the mill. When filled with water it will contain enough to run their large plant contin-- uously for several months.
The Coconino sun., 1900-02-10

fered for long time. l told him had no faith in any medicine as they all failed. He said: Well if Chamber lain's Pain Balm does not help you, you need not pay for it. took bot tie of it home and used it according to directions and in one week was cured and have not since been troubled with rheumatism" Sold by Pioneer Drug Store.
 Miss Louise M. Brehany. soprano, has an excellent voice of good range and equable throughout. The entire absence of any vibrato was a thing earnestly to be commended. She sang her number "The Swallows" in a very pleasing way. winning an enchore, which she deserved, Cleveland Plain dealer. She will appear at the opera house in Flagstaff next Saturday even- ing, February r..
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-18
REPUBLICAN SPEAKING
Hon. Malcolm A. Coles Addresses the
votars Of this city
FIRST speech Of the Campaign

Hon. Malcolm A. Coles. Of Nor.
thumberlaud county. who has repre-
sented his county In the Legislature Of
Virginia aud who was candidate for
the Congressional nomination Of the
lst district in 1876. spoke TO large au'
dience OF Republicans aud quite a
sprinkling q Democrats here Monday
night City Chairman John NJ Griffin
presided. Mr.. Coles Is % graceful and
forceful speaker aud his manner makes
a good impression on his audience.
Mr.. Coles commenced with a com
parison of the pr0phesies Of the Bryan
followers in 1896 with present oondi-
tions He qouted statistics showing
large gains In the exports d the o0un.
try under the Mckinley administration,
aud pointed out the incTeased price Oh
tainGble for farm, factory. ana mining
products under Mckinley tariff. Touch
ing upon trusts, Mr. Coles discussed
the record of the Democrats in the lat
Congress, when they voted against the
amendment offered by the Republicans
u inforce the trust law ia the various
States.
lie accused Democratic Chairman
Jones and Democratic Leader Richard.
son Of having supported the Porto
Rican tariff bill ia the interest Of the
sugar trust discussed expansion. citing
history on the subject from jefferson
down, and spoke Of the Inconsistency
Of the Democrats In trying to prevent
the government Of the island posses
sioDs. lie declared imperialism, as 90
issue, absurd. and IN positive terms
disapproyed Of any suggestion to give
I'D the islands As 10 militarism being
q menace. Mr. Coles cited figures 20
sh0g that there would be but one man
Ia the army 10 every 800 persons, and
said there is little possibility Of our
being overrun by the military. be
asked a comparison Of promises and
performances Praised the Admins
lration. and prophesied the election Of
Mckinley aud Stubs
Hts audience was very enthusiastic
and after the speaking he was heartily
congratulated by large number Of his
party friends.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-18
THE woMANs MISSIONARY SOCIETY
It Adjourned Tuesday Night Pleasant ana
Satisfactory Sessions The Proceedings. Etc

Tuesday was the closing day Of the
meeting of the Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society Of the Baltimore Con
ference, NJ r. Church. South, which
has been holding It's sessions in the
Methodist church in this city.
The morning service was conducted
by Mrs WI II. Robinson of Weshing'
ton, ID. c.. and the regular business
meeting was presided over by Mrs
Williams, the ylce.president.
Reports of the junior auxiliary socie-
ties we're made An interesting letter
Yves read from Miss Lochie Rankin,
who has been. a missionary Ia China
since 1878. Miss Minnie B0mar. re-.
turned missionary from China gave an
interesting talk and furnished much
valuable information in answer to
questions propounded She also exhib-
tied ia the chapel a large number Of
curios brought by her from China
At42 m the sootety adjourned and
BY Invitation, visited 10 a body the
Mary Washington house
At the evening session Mt Vernon
Place Church. Washington, ID. O., was
selected as the place FOR meeting IN
1901
Mrs W. II Bllangee read leaflet
on the Growth Of the Century, after
which the annual election Of officers
was held, which resulted IS follows; .
Honorary President. Mrs O. b.
Broun President. Mrs A W Wilson,
wife OF Bishop Wilson. Of Baltimore (;
vice Presidents. Mrs J. T. Williams.
Of Keyser, W. Va Corresponding
Secretary Miss Nina Wilson, Of Balti-
more Recording Secretary, Miss Julia
Hays. sister of Mayor Hays, Of Bal
imore; Treasurer, Miss V. o. Massie,
Of Front Royal, Va,
The following District Secretaries
were appointed: Baltimore District,
Miss Alice STROLLER; East Baltimore,
Mrg L. NJ Monroe Washington Mrf.J.
a Robinson Manchester, Miss Augusta
V. Wilson observation-disclosures ,
Miss Jennie Barnitz L3wisburR, Ella
D, Williams M0o.efsld, Mrs. W II.
Ballengee.
At uight the closing session was
held when Miss Hays read a letter
from Miss Glen. Of Brazil, and Miss
Templeman. Of Baltimore, read d letter
from Miss Norville. Of City Of Mexico
Mrs W. II Joyce Of Winchester, Va
read q paper The Constrainiug Mo-
tive and "a spicy, interesting talk
was given by Miss A. V Wilson, now
If .Ohsrlestown, w Va. late aTeturned
missionary from Mexico
A Quartatte by DR.. OatJalt, j. s.
Spicsr aud Mrs John.Pfoctor and Miss
rroland solos by Mrs Matthews. Of
Baltimore. and by Dr.. Oatcalt added
much 20 the pleasure of the meeting
Most Of the delegates returned TO
their homes yesterday, but some re.
NAMED until today TO take In the
places of interest ia the city.
Last night Mrs. J u Williams gave
an interesting talk az the prayer meet.
ing service on the Home Mission Work
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-18
Betting On the Election

The Ny. Evening Post says that an
open offer was MADE Tuesday by Ed
Wasserman 10 bet 500 600 on McKin
ley against S25, 900 on Bryan, but no
takers were found. A little later Nc
Kluley money. was offered az the odds
D 90 4. without takers.
The abserce of Bryan money was the
cause If much comment especially when
it was recalled that with odds Of 2
10 up TO recent date there seemed 20
be az unlimited supply Of Bryan back
ing.
The betting odds on states now are
New York 2 to that Mckinley viii
carry the state by 30 900, Kansas 100 20
80, Kentucky even, Maryland l00.to 20
Illinois 3 70 1. Nebraska even, Indiana
100 TO 90. California 100 30 60. all on
Mckinley. Several bets were taken even
that Bryan will not get more electoral
votes than in 1896 One bet Of $500 wss
accepted that Virginia gives Bryan 25'
900 majority.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-18
Juniors Elect oHcers,

The sixteenth annual session of the
State Council, Jr o. u. A M. closed
at Roanoke Tuesday night by the cleo
ton OF the following officers;
State councillor. II. + Cridle, OF
Manchester vice State councillor. or
Sellers, of McGaheysville; secretary,
Thomas Ivy, of Petersburg; treasurer,
George Kinsey, Of Richmond; conduc.
tor R. J. Carlton of Richmond warden
o. S. Dorsett, Olayville Va. inside
sentinel, H. B. Sibley, Newport News
outside sentinel, J.W. Camper, Roanoke
trustees, o. W. Todd W. b. Butcher and
G II. Pettyjohn. Of Norfolk.
Richmond was selected as the next
place Of meeting on she second Tuesday
Of October, 1901. BY vote of two
thirds the council decided to remain
outside of the national organization.
Mr.. W. II Merchant was the delegate
from the council here.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-18
BLOOD POISON CURED BY B. 3. 2.
Bottle Sent Free to sufferers.

Deep. seated, obstinate cases, the kind
THAT have resisted doctors. hot springs
and pa,ent medicine treatment, quick
IL WELD 20 B b. B Botanic Blood
Baim). thoroughly tested for 30 years.
r. b. b. has cured such indications as
mucous patches in the mouth, sore
throat. eruptions, eating sores. bone
pains. itching skin, swollen glands,
stiff Joints, copper oolored spots. chan
ores. liberation Oh the body. and IN
hundreds Of cases where the hair and
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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1900-10-18
Sermon On Constitutional Convention.

On Sunday night last Rev. o. Rosser
James, of the Southern Methodist
Church, stationed at Irvington, preach.
ed a strong sermon on the bright out
look for christianity and morality, in
the course Of which he alluded to the
proposed Constitutional Convention for
this State in favorable terms. And
before many months shall have passed, "
he said, this State will be living IN
der a new constitution that will elimi.
nate the purch3ssble and dangerous vote
Of the State and then we will zee the
dawn OF a new day politically, from
which much Of the iniquity and abuses
in politics will be eradicated. Then
we may hope to see fewer and better
men in office when the laws against
immortality will mssn more than mere
words. Then, too. ell of the virtues
caunot b. claimed by any one party
and all the vices charged to the other ;
bat caste will be a feature Of each, and
to gain support Of good men they will
have 70 puF into execution principles
Of virtue that now are but as sounding
brass and tinkling symbol.
The congregation was immense and
during the entire sermon great interest
was apparent.