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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-15

Hotel Walton, where the national COM
mittee was in session, went sight-see-
ing.
The objective point was the conven-
tion hall and expressions laudatory OF
its interior and exterior we're freely
made.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-15
MRS. DODGE WINS nsR CASE.

New York. June 1.-THE jury I'm the
Phillis f. Dodge for the forfeiture OF S6f :
600 worth OF jewelry seized by customs of
ficers. today rendered a, verdict In favor
OF Mrs. Dodge.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-15
KNOCKED 0UTIN THE SEVENTH.

Des Moines. June 15.-Phiadelphia Jack
O'Brien defeated Jack Lewis Of Denver
I'm the seventh round here last night
Lewis was noored four times by short
hooks over the stomach, kidneys and
heart.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-15

And best work secured. by placing your
orders for Designing Engraving Electro
typing or Printing with the J. J. Ryder
Co, ~ Washington. Best work low prices.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-15
THE BANKS. PRETORIA.

Mr.. Schreiner persists in mis- refusal
to support a ministery dominated by
Cecil Rhodes, owing to PERSONAL anti
pathies
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-15
Cronje, Son Of General Cronje, Now Prisoner
at St. Helena, Was in Command.
Bur8hers Pursue Their Old Tactics.
Inflicted Heavy Loss.

according to this report, had only two
killed and ten wounded.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-06-15
oFFICER's HERoIsM.

Further details OF the heroism OF
officer Knowles ahowy that when he
reached the Marion apartments flame
and smoke burst into his face. In the
midst OF the furnace. with night gowns
ablaze and their hair on fire. four OF the
children we're tearing about the room
shriekng in terrible agony.
Mrs. Marion was huddled near the
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-08
The Kings Daughters.

At the December meeting of the
Kings Daughters, Circle No. Q,
a committee of three was appoint
ed to place subscription lists for
the erection of a new home at the
offices of the several papers pub
lished in Greenville Lists will
also be placed in the hands of vol
untary helpers. The Circle, in
its charitable efforts, depends en-
tirely upon the contributions of
its members, and the voluntary
offerings of the benefcent.
Therefore the method of placing
lists for donations to this proposed
work is adopted. 1t is earnestly
hoped that many helpers will come
forward and assist in giving to
GreenviIle q modern and thor
oughly equipped hospital for its
own poor and the strangers within
its gates As donations are re-
ceived they will be acknowledged
in the papers. Mesdames julia
GreenIey, Alfred Stone add Quin-
cy Ewing, Committee.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-08
Vardaman's Diagnosis.

The State of Mississippi should
retire Senator Sullivan and gil the
gap with Thomas @. Catchings.-
Greenville Spirit.
The gap" has been filed, but
if 1t we're not, it would he pretty
hard to hew Catchings down to fill
the hole which Sullivan has occu-
pied. With all his drastic "drops"
and goldbug proclivitles be is as
far above the Peruna champion as
the sun is above the earth
Greenwood Commonwealth.
The allusion to our senator's
certificate to the virtue Of Peruna
does not take into account the
conditions which excused the
grateful man for giving it. His
moral energies we're somewhat out
of gear, but for the job be had on
hand it was necessary that his
physical energies should be in
good working order. The fiatter-
ing recommendations of the Lost
Manhood Restored" may have es-
capped his observation; at any rate,
Peruna was satisfactory at the
time the certificate was given, and
the recent ''breaking OUT from
which the patient now suffers may
be relieved by an application of
court" plaster, and Peruna may
be vindicated. --GreenviIle Spirit.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-08

hysterlcal sobs, hut fail to throw
the wealth of warm affection about
those loved ones who are fighting
the stern battles of life. How I'M
heedingly we permit the oppor-
tunlties for carrying sunshine into
the lives of those we love to pass
by. A word of cheer to strug-
CLING soul in lite, is worth more
than all the rosses in Christendom
piled high on casket covers. The
dead cannot smell the fragrance
of the flowers, hut the living can;
scatter them broadcast IN their
pathway, therefore, and pluck out
the th0rns. A welcome smile,
II cherry well-done. an affection
ate look, will cause a rift to
break in the lowering clouds and
permit the glorious sunshine to
gladden. the lives of those you
love. ELMER j. RUSSELL,
Greenville, Miss.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-08
ELECTRICAL EXHIBITS.

Wonderful Collection ana Grand
Display of Electric Lighting.
1t IL the plan of the management to
make the Pan-American Exposition at
Buffalo next year the greatest electric
al Exposition ever held. In view Of
the wonderful advance In the electrical
science since the Worlds fair there will
probably not be single duplication Of
an exhibit seen at Chicago In 1893.
Nearly everything in the electrical line
then exhibited has been superseded in
the market by new machinery and ap-
planes constructed upon a better
understanding Of the wonderful force.
The discovery Of the Roentgen rays.
the invention Of wireless telegraphy
and the development Of the eiectromo
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-08

ed up 10p m) in his honor The future Of
the noble boy is already predicted, which in
cludes raids on melon patches and orchards,
playing hockey" from school, "slipping off,
to the river, etc. The child Is real prodigy.
for already it can smear molasses with the
same skill that q painter can use a brush. The
child is born actor (tragedian), as it never
smiles when gazed upon by strangers, but
taxes 1t serious, and at once shows what a
power it has in working the facial muscles and
strong lungs. Mrs. Snodgrass, a local town
oracle, predicted when she saw the babe in
swaddling clothes, that it would resemble it.
proud father, in that it would be as long side
wise as he was lengthwise. We are indebted
TO Photographer Groves, Of st. Louis, for the
nne likeness Of the noble boy. which we give in
today's paper.
Uncle Johnny Curry and other roo mers along
washington avenue have petitioned the conn
Gil to have the moving sidewalks along the
streets stopped after p. M, as the noise feens
them awake.
Don't buy meat at is cents per pound and
oreed ~ cents loaf when you can buy
Gays rations OF Clark's Living Pills for only
cents' Equal to three meals. No cooking
required.
A good square meal costs Is cents. uIark,,
Living Pills cost but cents. Enough for ona
days rations. Guaranteed to keep alive
MT. Bill Sides, the great printer reform.r
delivered at the Auditorium to an audience .,
1000 people, his great lecture on saThe world -
Inis open book lecture he has worked on N,
'ne last iorty years. His graceful Restures
"nicn were highly complimented, were A.
CURED, as he told us, by close study Of n.
Delsarte system.
Cnere was quite an excitement last week q, |
art circles. A marble bust was found in an "a |
pawn shop in Greenville, Miss, which Wa. - |
nrst supposed to be q valuable bust of NJ.
poleon' 1t was at once bought and taken -
new YORK to the society Of Antiques. A p,,.s
Of 10000 was offered for the bust but "A ~.
discovered that it is not likeness q, NaDo,o.-
ae All, but Of former millionaire in.r~ ~-So-
"~n Ol Sfeenvilie.-New York Art Journal
One OF the most brilliant weddino. =, Al,
season was that Of Mr.. H. Newman =, w
.olI' sOn OF the millionaire, and Miss Gladvs
.eWoers, the charming daughter Of Mr.. loo
Ne~Ders' the owner Of the great LEADER CON.
'ern, whose branch houses are in every c;t,, 4,
me United States. The ceremony wa, -
lormed In the beautiful parlors Of the oIvrr,.
on Broadway. Thelarre room -
'Aquisiteiy decorated in orchids, and n. -.
pany stood under horseshoe NJ a.. -
blossoms. The bridal party consisted :, ~, .1.u
-. 9.s.am senaii' OF New York, Miss Doris
~. ano Miss Bertha Moyse, Of Sunni.
~ -. anna re"oers, sister Of the bridewas N"
'-.,. y N0nor, The ushers were Messrs Re- ,
'enieaslnser' sr- Bernie Brin aud 1T
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-08
The Grand's Plays.
Continued from Page 81
MURRAY AND MACK.

Murray and Mack had pool
house to greet them last Tuesda,
night at the Grand IN their new
play, shooting the Chutes " The
play and the name are not ever
akin, only associated, for no
where in it. except, after Bones
death and almost that of the audi.
ence. is the name even mentioned.
The Irish work of Mack and the
singing and dancing of McVelgh
and Kittie Beck was great, while
Murray's was only passable-in no
way equallng his work IN Finne-
gan's Ball The show in no way
gave the satisfaction expected by
the theatre-going public. Ia.
Since the season opened at the
Grand no play has given the salts
faction that Sis Hopkins did last
Wednesday night. The comments
OF the Commercial Appeal critic
on this company, which appeared
in tuesdays paper, were read by
most of the theatre-golng public
before she arrived, and, had it not
been for the reputation Rose Mel
vile won in New York and other
cities, as known by our people, in
the impersonation of the charac
ter of Sis Hopkins, the show
would have played to empty seats,
but knowing this and believing
such an actress could only afford
to carry poor support to draw
out her own acting, they did not
heed the warning of the Memphis
critic, but turned out and gave the
clever ISIS" q good house. While.
since the Performance, we have
heard a few express themselves as
not pleased. as you find with every
show, the opinion of others was
that, taking it as a whole, it was
one of the best seen on Green
vile stage. As to Rose Melville
there is nothing we can add to the
proud complimentary ex.
pressions paid the delightful en-
tertainer by the press of every
city before whose footllghts she
appears in her unique country cos
tune of Sis Hopkins. Her sup
port. with the exception of one or
two characters, is much better
han many whom we have seen on a |
Memphis stage and complimented |
highly by this papers critic. Mr.. |
Stewart Murray, as Obadiah; E. >
A. Lock, as Pa Hopkins, and Jos. |
Manning, as Addison Virbert;
Kate Holland, as Paenthea Pech- |
over, and Ethel Paine, as Tishie
Standifer, we're true characters
hey represented. The Memphis
cast, we think, is an unjust one,
md if it effects the company's re-
eIpts no more than it did here.
be tour through Dixie will prove
prosperous season to to Sis Hop
ms.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-08

bile are among the well known new
and useful applications Of electricity
unknown at the time Of the Columbian
Exposition. Electricity Is to be ex-
tensively used In making attractive
displays at night. For this purpose q
steel tower 37D feet high has been
planned which will face the Court Of
the Fountains. Upon this great tower
and In this broad and beautiful court
there VIII be seen at night fantastic
and beautiful displays IN electrical
illumination. More than 100000 cleo
tric lamps are to be used for this pur-
pose. II being the intention Of cleo
tricians to have all the large buildings
surrounding this court outlined with
q fringe Of brilliant electric lamps.
These wonderful electrical displays are
made possible BY the nearness Of Ma
ARA Falls. from which nearly all the
'ower used for the Exposition will pe
rawp
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-08
NOTIcEl

All parties who know of a case
0f smallpox must report same to
DIR. g. H. Jones, city health Of
Gcer, m d. u D. Smythe, coun-
ty health uiiicsr. ANY one failing
TO do 50. if feuad. will be brought
before the nayor and charges
preferred.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-08

Instead of the accustomed
Thanksgiving dinner at home,
there was born unto Prof. and Mrs.
W. H. Jones a fine boy. Mother
and boy at the hour of going to
press are in fine trim.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-08

d y night. There
has been great jolli6-
cation over his ad-
vent and musical tai
ents, land seven bottles
Of Castallian water
were uncorked by rel
atives and friends,
while the Sommers
band played 1.-THE
Conqu erin g Hero
Comes" and all the
stores Of the CITY clos
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-08
Try ! Royal Reception.


Try 4 city Council.
Ring 10 for q homemade Frui,
Cake. % cents. Phone 179.
Schwartz Bras. threw open their
new saloon 10 the public Saturday.
Get vaccinaie,l at once to save
getting the smallpox.
Mr.. Booker Peppermint returned
from Chicago Friday and will re-
main at home until after the Holt
days.
Mr.. H0ltzman vent to Memphis
and St. Louis last week for ex-
perienced laundry girls, and re-
turned Tuesday with enough to
run the laundry Mr.. Holtzman
claims be has the best found in
abe laundrieg.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-08

Show Kindness While You Can.
People kiss their dead, who
never stop to kiss their living;
they hover over open casket with
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-08

Fireworks for the boys at P. Duskas,.
Tiy's City Council.
eve we have a full line Of ohristn.s
FOODS. II you want to get YOUR MONEY s..,',
"orsn' go to P. Duskas' Grocery.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Trigg are the happy pa
rents Of this beautiful boy, who first saw the
light and cried for soothing syrup on last Mon
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-08

STATE Of Mississippi. "a H.
10 Nena ". owens 70. E.
minor children Of nrs. y IA
h. HarfisoB. methef ~ III
posioiies address Is LIN
Carolina; ......s1.. n
Hou are hereby con- CON ~
the Chancery Court Q. II|'.|
sntd stats, on t1e $780,, ~ e NJ. "
1901 ire same being y
10 defend the suit IN s- -''s -
Nicholson, 81 81, VIZ Z.
Given under my n4@
bsr, A d, 1900. H
Klmhrongh 4 Klmhrou.l
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-08

You want your boy
one OF those up-to'ae''
The Leader.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-08

\/OLUMN.

Advertisements under q
ten cents a line each iiIa
must accompany The olia
make a line.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-08
GEISE-HOODHARDI

FOR SALE-A 6-loon
neF Poplar street aud l
bargain. If you want : Ivy
this opportunity. lKl
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-08

1t was with feeling
regret that the fris19.
W. Beadle heard Of
the death of bis noo's
Virginia Faunt "
who passed away @
morning.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-08

FOR SALE at q baIg1a
P steam engine, Wriiee
N. Berry's repalS sAop
For Sale-1 Iarssy
calf, ! Devon bullsela
blood. Apply to HerhsH
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-08

You take no risk Wien
at Robinson's Dry Cod
stock is new and fresh.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-08

IF YOU have Q houss Y
advertise 1t in this column
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-08
OBITUARY

Sincerest sympathI
in behalf Of the family
of the late Mrs. Wll'
Parker, wife Of Mr.
who was called from
Sunday, NovembeI
ceive the higher rsNl'
for those who app
did, so near to the GO
Gent prophets drs,.
perfect service rsnd''
done in charities, eo''
days. "
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-08

"Youman," q gentlen,'
be sold by The Leader
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-08

WANTED To write MI
icy ON your house when "
pires. J. b. ROBE
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-08

FOR the best job yu.k
Times Electric Qql
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-08
Around the Town.
Continued from 9th Page.)
Try q Royal Reception.

Try Royal Reception.
Christmas candies at P. Duskas.
Your guess At the cotton crop, if
right, will give you fine Baldwin
Piano.
Try ! Royal Repsption.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-08

BARGAINS in all kIl'
hand bicycles. AM
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-12-08

You buy no second ca
RoBINsON's DIT
Cut prices on stoves
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10
&ingitcO, Sa.

Sulsbos barb. ri sfter @uostjenefien
after Sptuselie uOr Renisbso. galtor
2 d nj b / tnIte oper ST. 4. parmt og
inoerIist I'll be npe Wsblsmmer i%uaueI
iom til belle Menisbsben; iarIis bualsoe
ban usb IL. o., sbpor bet bsbber: It'll
be bsaisss fulbtomne gsrrceIie", iom
Msnisbeoens 9OuebOpsaue. 81 0Iebsr
os pso at ie bisis iers 9omls Webpans
brtr, pua 8irisueisn, Os ri tor osiaa tro
= puu 6immsIueisn - i9su ltaar | Dor
Mibts.
Paftor 9 6mi bi Dor nsbe |
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Isbus. 6jerbs 9uleons buOOe ri 9uIe.
tl9, fom | 6orboIo til bet toIbe Usir
unr sobt beisst, puftOr os Mrs.
S6miot taIte besse til gernene.
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fsrite Wsbe / gpsn RinsiteO Dos Gbr.
9nuritfsn. 8isis Weber CT bIeune
iom en- Del at bet oagII9e Bob for
Subs Born, Os te brOser flere os fsre
meo.
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9ulen bar sGiirt 9snuer o. Betenote
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Bort Meieri ufboIOt ct etstru
attionGrmsoe for at forbanOls ON al
fiptis ino til 9pen (Oet li9ssr mmlis TO
DRiI o~srfru). % itemte for, os 10
imoh, forubiat at ri tunoe iGlgs IL
attier, iOm enonu er paa 9aanoen. Gu
Romite paa TIRE WGuo blsp ubpaI9t til
al arbsjoe o%srfor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10

flor 1oQst sr. No9le p%aaitan, BET oil
tn9e en- Yerion 25 Nnr al i9ae en- . IL,
lion usb Of tGue 5 busr Sttunot, 8 ri.
mer ON 8ussn | ale Ar~bsiosbass / rs
4ar.
= Sra s. W. q. Seniens uIb.
u%arsiubrit, 81 q. Campbell aUs.,
] Blot fra Nortb Gue., anbefales; uns
osrtsi | llIo for uotsns rs Born. ststra
io9re gomulbsunoeriei, Sweaters |
oue 6aruer, Sfjorier for 9Otsne Os
Bern, Bernstlotter os RjOIsr. 9erre'
og DameOsite, imutt uoitpreoe, Ga.
maibsr Os Strsmpsr | ale StsrreIier.
Vile Varsr saronteres at pare bsbffe
aunIitsi oa i9lsss til meset biaiss pri.
fer. = NIB. Suuo lite buues pan
Eager, ienbes sfter Orbrs siter tort
3ibs 6orIsb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10
2atimer, Sa.

SuIeaften buuos lln9bomsforeninsen
/ 9atimer SuletrR / ben bonffe Gal.
Paitor Rirte9aarb taIte oerneoe.
- s 3uIen bauos ri @uostieueits
lille 5uIebas. SuIsba9, Ssnoas for
Nptuur Os Rptuursous. 8 gatimer
anoen 5uIeba9s 6Ormiboas os SsuoaS
Gftsrmiooas.
anben Sulebus baube Wenisbe.
oens llneoOmsfOrenins fit Garsmsce.
Beiprrlie for bet tommenbe War uale.
ties. 6 Wtolemmer optaeet, 2 bort
relf.
- lrebie Sulsbns baube ui 9uIetra
/ airten. st Sffer til be oanlfe Borne.
bjem blep cpta9et. Deb Sulets9st /
eatimer ban oanfte Gal blsp Der oqlaa
Optuset Sner til be famine Bsrnebieut.
- Deb Ufeni9beoens adrsmsbe bIeU
Riefs Beterien 9enuoI9t til 6or.
manb, Sens Diren blsu uoI9t til
Sstrsirr os &. s. geterfen gems
uolstss til 8asferer. VI. y n unIss
tes til Observation-Disclosures, 81 as.
musSen en- Ill Ssncossfoleforitun
Der | 9atimsr. aue par eniSe ON, at
bet par ct at De rolIsite o9 ftsnnelte
A~arsmsoer Of gar bait. 5erren bleIpe
til, OF 6rusten mac bIioe, at Der / bet
fommenbe Mar moo bIioe ta9et fat meo
fornpst arafi for at uobrebe Cubs Riee
ibIanbt os, SieIe til 6rsIie os Ser.
rens Rapn Ill 2Gre.
8 9uleugeu frsS bet baarot, men
nu, ba bet %friuss, bar oi isen miIot
gsir.
20 unse Manb fra gebar 6uas,
M. Smitb os 5. GosbaIl bar |
SuIsn uaret | Btiss Dos os. eisslebes
par ebriit Os @m. @ielen biemme
| Bsiss | SuIen.
Sen Weller og 9uitru fra
Witbss &c., Wis., bar u9ret / Belss
Dos os | Sulen.
StuIle be afp Oonlferen"s, .0anif
2utberif airtebIao"s os DE hinges
Blao. Q 9olbere Der ueo 9atimsr, Tom
MI itploer for Blaosrne, snits at betale
for famine, piI SOban gaIbemar
pore Siuis til at ienbe Yenssns for BEN,
os apittsrins oil TONNE pua gIaOsue
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10
Gacine,0is.

@fter at et Nnr after er ipnnoen oQ
ct nDt inoiraaot. oil ui meb be beoite
0nifer for bet fommenbe Nnr brinae
,Dnniferen" Dor 9at for bet forlsbne.
s Suleiiben bnnoe ri Iom i9ooan.
Zig en- ouermaaoe ifsn gib meo Cubs
tieneiter, Meoer oe 5ufetreer. 5reboa
ben %. 9eeb. bespnote Sulen / @mous
Wteni9beb reb Suletr9 for bens $50
Ssnbogsffolebsrn. = Gprsbo9 b. %.
Decb. bauoe @maus l1nsbOmsforening
Suletr9, bnor Der a forIamlet ON.
firing $50 unse. Otter Of nosle Sonse
bar %afiunsne o9 8afe os Srust os ans
bet soot a ierperet, os @uoer uooelt,
tolte Carer qanrien meset inbtren=
9enoe til be nn9e ON at is9e oereS
SiGl5 5relle, booreiter 9ultor 8
tnlte III Slutning.
- 5rebae b. 30. 9ecb. babe @mous
Sonator Suletre. boor Mr. o9 Wrs.
SOhn 9ploabl fra gbico9o, iom for
Chen er pua Beise Der / 8acine, par
til Steoe. Canine Nften boooe be
un9e / 8Or 5reliers Neb. Suletre,
buor Der par fori amlet omtreut 60 un9e.
Ssnba9 b. 81. 9ecb. beepnote
Misionsmsbet / Smmanuels Web.,
hOOr gaitor 3eoe fra Chicago, Bait.
Miller fra Oregon, @is., os pait.
8o5musien. Blair, Nebr.. par til
Steoe. 8lanot be mango itsnne Me.
Der, ri bapbe, bar bet Nptoorsaften
bet Itsnnelte, on ui ferit iamleoes til
@uo8tjeneits airten, buOr paft. Miaer
tolte; oerefter inmleoes Ri / airtenS
arDpt for at billie bet 9amle aar Jarpel
% bet npe 0elfommen.
- graiterne Nnoreuen, @stte
% 9olm bar paabegpnot ct 9entoig
Sumarbejoe.
- @umle 9rofesior Glber9 lisser
for -.ioen tug pan bet oanite 0oipital.
6nl r iiaiee meo bet suri9e 2eaemes
bsl l9beo omtrent bltno.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10
Geoar Sails, ga.

SIR. Is. u. Wife, Der ueb @fteruarss
oaI9et bleu palet til MtbIem at Statss
9esislatursn, rsiits ibits Onsbus til
0es Woines for at OuertaSe i'm Plabs
| gopitoIiet.
- Sd Dosabonber fses at baps coer=
nuttst | Dor Bps Uansiel | December
Waaneb.
= @bri tian Subj os 6nftrn
par forlsben | Snbspenbence, buor be
par inbbubns Ill at opsru9rs ct Grpuup
bIunbt berss SIastniussr Der paa gs.
men.
gaftor D.. 9open toIte fbife
Ssnbas @iiermibbus for en- ftsrre Tors
fomIine | Y. NJ. c. A. Hall. om fine
OpIsuslisr unber fit OpboIO | Sapan.
6on inbbeoes til at TONNE mart igen.
og fortaue mere ON fine Opleuelier.
- @fter 2 Tigers 6srie sr go,mul:
ifolen after oenne u9e tommet | tnlo
girtiOmbeb. gIeUer / 9uubrebeuis sr
after / osnne u9e tommet til @ebor
5ous for at fOrtiatte Oeres Nrbeibe paa
Stolen.
- s.. g. 6aurum os Cine Nn:
berfen bOIber / oeune llse Brpuup.
5siiibeIisbeoen ituI fsjres / flor StiI
pau 5. g. 9arsns Gal. Os not
Fl Yrpuup / ftsrrs Stil fol / benne uee
feitss Der | Bpen, ioet URr. W. Sss
raels eIbiie 0ntter o9 en- Jsbe fra
5uinois pna Onsous a9ter at labe fig
pie unoer flor 9sittoeIisbeo | Bruoens
Diem paa Wain ctr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-01-10
Mimncapolis, Miun.

Nu CT bet NOT Iense iiben, ri Lob bore
fra os Der, builtet bebes u%nblfplot.
1rauIbeo aOria9en.
8i bauoe Wsnisbeosmebe b. 2.
Sunuar. 8i III Der ben sIaoeli9e Np:
bsb at uioe, at port ny Yarmeaparat par
betnIt. Get tolteos $l95 90.
- Bnhor RieI(sn er paa en- 9
Tigers Reiie | 8eiten. 9un uenteS til.
base iioif / oenne use. Stuoenterne
RteIen Os 6briten en- bar tuIt
oeb @ubstienslterns unbsr bans 5rap9r.
Stubent briftenen par /
Dui6iniOn nOsIe 0use / 5erien.
gi msbes busr Aften / Ri,ten
oenne u9e. Oct er 10 Bsnneusen.
6uor font, at ben belle euon9elilfe 6ri.
ltenbeb tan iomIes til Ben ON be famine
lins pao famine Iio.
De TO canooiite 8atteliesprGbi.
fainter. groslep os Sumter, boil
Der Wsoer Der / Bpsn / benne Glib.
Deres arbsibe tommer iGrIi9 Wetobis
iferns til @obe; bet lpnes o9iaa at uars
Iaet ON paa at uinbe blunot Sfanbinu.
uerne,