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Morris tribune., 1901-11-23
TWO CURIOUS BIRDS.
The Long Billed Avocet and the Black
Necked Silt.

The Long Billed Avocet and the Black
Necked Silt.
There are two birds, more or less
common in the central part of the
United States and abundant in the
far west, which occasionally stray
eastward to the middle and north
Atlantic coast and have been seen
on Long Island. These are the
American avocet and the black
necked silt, both Of them suffi-
GENTLY striking in appearance to at-
tract immediate attention. The ayo-
Get is, a a'slender creature, sixteen tc
eighteen inches from end of bill te
tip of tail. Its wings and shoulders
are black, the tail pearl gray. The
rest of the plumage is-white, chang
ing to a. chestnut brown on the neck
and head. Such combination of
coloFs is noticeable enough, but
when to this are added exSraordi-
narily long blue legs and a very slen-
der bill, comprising nearly a fourth
of the birds entire length and hav-
ing strong upward curve, a most
fantastic object results.
It's actions are no less peculiar
than, its looks. Wading in shallow
water, it bends forward 50. that the
curve of the bill touches the bottom,
and it swings it back and forth in
unison with its advancing steps.
The movement suggests man
swinging a scythe, the object being
to discover with the very sensitive
bill the food which the muddy bot
tom conceals.
The black necked stilt somewhat
resembles the avocet, but its needle
ike bill is perfectly straight and is
not swung from side to side in walk
ing. The length of its bill has led
the western farmers to call it the
lawyer. In alighting the silt is as
awkward as q boy just learning to
walk on wooden stills, and it seems
to have fully as much difficulty in
gaining its equilibrium, stumbling
and tottering when it first alights.
New York Times.
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Morris tribune., 1901-11-23
FRUlTFuL TURKEY.
The Crops Are Usually Magnificent,
and the Waste Is Immense.


No government, however corrupt,
selfish, venal, extravagant and ex-
acting, can bring a population to
starvation in a land like Turkey.
Grapevines run all over the houses.
The Turkish vineyards are incom-
parable. The poor Turk takes lit
tie trouble about his agricultural
implements. His plow is much like
that which Noah must have used,
for it is simply a long piece of wood,
with yoke of oxen at one end of it
! Fand single handle at the other.
With this the rayah just scratches
the soil. The crops are usually mag
nifcent, but the waste is immenses
Horses, mules and donkeys go load
ed to market, but the road is strewn#
with grain leaking from old sacks,
and thousands Of turkeys which
may be bought at 127 cents apiece
feed on the dropping corn.
Thousands Of sheep flourish on
the vast pasture lands Of the wide
valleys. Yet the people do not eat
Yoraciously Of animal food. They
only need a little lamb or mutton to.
shred into fragments, that they may
stew it with rice into the delicious
dish called 'Spilaf. " The Turks rel
ish their glorious watermelons.
They can contentedly live as ap-
proximate vegetarians. No nation
is at SO little expense for dietetic
commodities. The cows do not give
very much milk, but that milk is
almost as rich as cream. Cotton
grows splendid1y in many parts of
the empire, and SO does tobacco
Olives, apples, pears, all sorts of
plums, peaches, apricots, pomegran-
ates, tomatoes, melons, squashes,
ounces, oranges and lemons abound
in the poorest gardens. The prov
inces which owe allegiance to the
sultan would feed ten times the
population now inhabiting them.
AT the bottom Of the wonderful
vitality of the Turkish race
is the universal abstinence Of the
common people. They are the most |
Morris tribune., 1901-11-23
K. P. Officers.

Morris Lodge, No. 1oS, Knights OF
Pythias at their meeting on Thurs
day night elected officers for the en-
suing year as follows:-
CO, ]. G. Morrison. ~,
VIC, D. S. Long.
Prelate, John Lime.
M. W., FL. G. Olson.
M. E., Samuel Larson.
M. F.. and K. Of r. g. S., D. w.
.. Stebbins.
M. A., Oscar Barsness.-
I.G, Bert Betters.
@. g., Thor. Thomason.
Trustee for three years: John Shan
ley,
After work in the third rank, the
members enjoyed social session and
an oyster supper.
Morris tribune., 1901-11-23
Peren1alIy Popular.

Terry's Big Uncle Toms Cabin Co.
will be at the. opera house for one
night only, Saturday, Nov. %. Fol
lowing are some of their fattering
press notices.
f.Terry's Uncle Toms Cabin show
exhibited in Onaws, Tuesday night.
This company has the reputation of
being the best Uncle Toms cabin
show on the road and the opera house
was we'll filed to cverfowing. Pro-
badly there is no play that has been
seen, SO often-by the older people, but
it seems to have lost none of its
charm and as presented by this COM
pany is always appreciated. - Onawa
Iowa) )Sentinei.
"Uncle ssTom's Cabin attracted a
a large audience last evening and the
performance Unsatisfactory in every
respect.s The company carries a
good band and good orchestra and
have added much to the interest Of
the.play with . number of specialties
which are in keeping with the spirit
of the great novel and its characters.
The opera house was crowded and
everybody got:his moneys worth I, :
Daily Globe-Gazette, Mason City,
Tr<,,o ~ rs:, h. a. II gt&s8
Morris tribune., 1901-11-23
Wood and Coal for Sale.

The present cold snap comes as
the first breath of a winter, which if
as prophesied will be one of great
severity. Eames, Lord & Co. have
on hand a large supply of hard and
soft coal and wood which combus-
tibles they are selling at the most
reasonable prices. It will pay you
to make them a call before buying
Morris tribune., 1901-11-23
Bird Hunting on Horseback.

Kentuckians Of the blue grass re-
gion hunt birds on horseback. A
Kentuekian's hunter must not only
be willing to stand while the owner
dismounts and goes to look after q
covey Of birds, but must also allow
the owner to fire a shotgun from it's
back.
a great deal of the hunting in
the blue grass region is now done
in this way, and many of the sports
men are as good at wing shooting
from the saddle as from the ground.
Exchange.
Morris tribune., 1901-11-23
a
DIED.
Mary O'Brlen.

Miss Mary O'Brien, of Donnelly,
died at the home of her brother,
Thomas O'Brien, last Sunday, Nov
ember n, from consumption, De
ceased was rs years Of age, and has
been resident of this county for
many years.
The funeral was held from the As
sumption church in Morris on Tues
day, Rev. Goebel officiating.
Morris tribune., 1901-11-23
A Liberal Offer.

The undersigned will give you a
free sample of Chamberlain's Sto-
mach and Liver Tablets 70 any one
wanting q reliable remedy for dis
orders of the stomach, biliousness or
constipation. This is new remedy
anda good one. u. R. Kreuger.
Morris tribune., 1901-11-23
Reliable and Gentle.

"a pills pill" says the saw. But
there are pills and pills. You, want
q pill which is certain, thorough and
gentle Mustn't gripe. DeWitt's
Little Early Risers Eli the bill. Pure
ly vegetable. Do not force but assist
the bowels TO act. Strengthen and
inyigorate. Small and easy to take.
Morris tribune., 1901-11-23

absfemiohs race on The earth and
the healthiest. The soldiers, peas
ants, merchants and members Of
the learned professions never touch
alcohol, although the upper classes
Of Constantinople drink considera-
bly.
Morris tribune., 1901-11-23
NEloHBo oRlNd TOWNS.
GENERA News tens lrem Surround

General News Items lrGm Surround
Ing Villages. 5ts.t !
..,SrARBUcK The Starbuck schools
reopened on Monday after being
closed two weeks on account of small
pox.
C1LENwooD-Sena Keller and
other Sauk Centre capitalists have
obtained charter for national bank
al Glenwood. The new bank will
not be opened till some time next
summer. ...,5r
%aOeToNv11LE adopted-a a new charter
atsa special election held Monday by
vote of Ill to 6. and now has a
good set o. laws to work under.
>.e.t-
Those who raised sugar beets this
year are beginning to get satisfied
with the amount received. John Boo
had in six acres and he received
$3O4 .93 for his crop. John Norgren
raised "a tons on two acres, and ether
farmers averaged nearly as much.
1t would appear from these figures
that sugar beets are an excellent crop
toraise in this locality, where the soil
,oov,e 10 ho oeoocia1lv adanteH
their culture, A crop that will net
the farmers from $40 to $50 an acre
should not be overlooked.
OF course there is lots of work con-
nected with the culture. of sugar
beets, but the price received more.
than makes up for the extra labor.
There will be a large increase in
the acreage of sugar beets in this
vicinity next Year.-Dassel Anchor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

~ prsOennmre af n9anitsr.n" fen-
o.s frit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15
Gncinc, Nis.

5slge telegram er Qaftor Sen
lens 6uitru og Born bel antomne Ill
Danmdrt.
= quitor ging og 5amilie er m
f9ttet ino / Den at 9or 5reliers Nlc
nigbeo nplig tebte praitebolig. Der CT
6lepen malet % tapetIeret % fOrpprigt
Uort i Stanb. iaa al praiten fan DO
5Dggetigt og pant.
9u paitor Qnoreaien I 3ors
bags Wioba9s tom Der biem fra FIN 2
Tigers Rsjie til BET fisrne geiten, bar
Der 6ereot BAN en- ~bebagelig Sberraz
Itelie / BET Mengbeoens unge I gr9
items 5rdpPr babbs febt en- BELLA
sgetrRs Stribepult (df bem bi pal
gngelit taloer ~.,topsroGer sbefts") oG
lat ben / Stuoeretamrst Meoens pa=
tor Qnoreaien bar pad ReiIe, par BIT
bans 5eoielsbag. og ioaleoes par
pulten en- @abe til BAN | ben 4nleoz
MING. Wlen bet BAR life alt. On
Qftenen tom Der guo ino til grRiten
ON al tomme ober / &irfens Grbpt.
oa en- pigtig Sag ffuloe afgsres. %
BET itrdts enboa. Sommen beropar
fonbt ban Wenigbeben % bore ire aas
ore grRiter Der / gpen og pditor Z.
g. 6eebe fra Wilpautee forfamlsoe
Der, gorbene bGftsbe, og alting bereot
til at feirs pr9Itens 5soielsbag. Gn
itsrre psngegu0e fra M~enigbeoen bar
benlagt oeb Qnbreafens aupert. Gam
le paitor 0ablitrsm og QnoreaIen
talte liDt, og 4ftenen tilbrnetes pua
en- ifen Waabe meo Gang og Sdmtale.
aoinberne bapoe troblt meo at Ierge
for 5%orfriItninger til be mango Wenz
METER. Der bar tommen iammen for 1t
bboe paitor 4nbreoisn beltommen
6iem fra ben LANCE Rejie, og snlte buin
til Qnfte meo bet nne Qar. 6erren 90
dns @ennerne Ital babe bjertelig 31f
for ben tonne og beiligf often, foin
bar berebt for pr9itefoltene / SmmGs
nuels airfe.
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Dor nDe
Smeoetorrretmim9.

paa State ct. C~OOsrfOr erUwsas cHite)
er IN aoben og onbeiales til aonbss
m9nbs Sssnins. vi Slass til 5a9et ben
bersnbe arbsiOe noisrss buriist os til mo.
bsrats priier. ". Sobnien & &c..
Blair, Jiebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15
Saf % @aueliitc.

Ct. 9ouli oanit. lutberite W{enigs
6eo / 5bornton, Ga, brin9er bsroeo
i'm 6ierteliaite 3af % Suffering til
fglgenoe geuner. ION pOeoe os 0i9lp
III Dor 9~irtebngning:
@. 8ottenborg. GIt 6orn. So, s.;
!. 6lauieu. 6eoar Sails. Sa., 81;
Rdsmus 6anien, Glt 6Orn. So, 81;
6ans SEMEN. 6eoar Soils. 5a.. so;
&. G. 6agabon, Wiaop Greet, Sd,
81; freo 9aager, @iaolp Street,, 60,
81; Sens Chr. Qnoerien. Quouboa,
ga, 81; 81. &. gopien. SIT 0orn. So,
s.; Deter @nosrien, 4%uOobon. So. 81;
0le Olien, 4uoobon, Sd., 81; Waos
9eterIen. ST 6orn. Su.. SOC; 5bor
Nuoien, SIT 6orn. Sa., 81; Sergsn
Senien. Glt born, Sa, 81; Rep y. VI.
qeterien. Woor6eao. ga, s.; ReD. y.
Simouicn, 9ortbfelo, Wlinn.. So;
Sans 6hr. gielien, 6a5eIpooo, Wiinn,
SOC: Warinus Wabien, Rortbfeio.
Winn.. 25c; Better Qielien, Blooming
9rairie, Uiinn., 81; Risls gertelien,
6ampton ,Reb., SOC; q.6anien. 6amps
ton, 4eb.. DOC; Sobn 5. Gang, 8atiz
ne 0is., 81; Nug. 5rpbIing, Rortbs
felo. Ulinn., 81; =. $. Shneetlotb,
Racine. Wis.. 81; 8eb. J. 3. SeriiIo,
Baupaco, 8is., 81; 6ans SEMEN. elt
6orn, 5a., 81; $. y. S6miot. 4uols
bon. So, 81; 3. .. Smitb. Wisner,
9eb., 81; R. Rnsmusien, plairpielp.
9eb.. 81; Mr. Stoo. Racine. Wis.,
81; u. E. Rielisn. 0es Woines,
5a.. 81; s. 9eterien. CANTON. 9. D,
SOC; 8. Is. 9snritien, S%actionoiIe,
Sa., 81; Riels RieIien, Reenab, Wis
81; 5. Is. 6anfen, 3acine. Mis., 81;
Rep. 7. 4noerien, Waion Gitp. Reb.
SOC; 9ourios Deoiteot, Stablebur't,
Geb., SOC; Simon peterien. eaton.
2. 3, 25c; 5obannes SEMEN. Blair,
gle6.. soc; aec. 8uoolpb 9enneien.
@reenoiae, Mih., SOC; u. q. peterlen.
geersforo, @. D, 81.
Gnopioere bile hi enonu en- Gang
tatte 9ennsrns / Qatimer, So, fot
ben 6j9lp be hoeoe os.
Wange 3ot, ale 5, tare 9enner,
for eoers 9aoer. 9erren peIfsns %
lenne eoer oerfor, baaoe men aanoelis
&c og timeligs geliignelier.
paa CT. pauli Menigbsos @sgne:
Is. u. gsrteGfen,
W2gb.s Gormano.
81. g. 6temmene en-.
Wgb.s qrait.
gborntou. 81, ben 3 Mni 1891.
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8feDfOrHtrin0.

Run beone utls9t 9Deoe bru9ss /
Sorf9rbi9elie at
Acme Patent Flour.
3etfe litrer aoot Brso.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15
na:a
Rorreiponoancer
GcOar Sails, Su..

ears ). qeterien bar iolgt I'm Glen
bonn paa State og 9be 9doe til Sens
.. Sepisn for $500. Sepien ugter
at bortilptte bet nup9renbe GUS. og bill
/ n9Ite Raaneb tage fat paa Qrbeioet
meo Opfsrelien at ct mt 9us efter
nbeite Wiooe.
g. 5. Yeterien bar fsbt Den npliJ
afopoe 6bapmans Gienoom paa State
og lite 8obe for en- Sum al $500.
Sioite GreOag afgit 9orman
6arris' 6uitru psO 9eoen efter ct tort
Sngeleie. 9egrapelien fanot Steo
Wanoags. Den afoeoe blep 80 4ae
gammeI.
q. 6arris er en- 9rooer til R. 9ar=
rig. ON bbem bi iioite uoe meooelte. at
ban ogIad baboe miitet fin 6uitru.
8isie 2 9reore blebe altiaa beaqe
e%fterluote ION Gntemeno / famine
uge. DE- er 2 al Dor gps StormGno.
% er Weoeiere at 6arris & Go!e
Bros. 5actorn. og er i bet belle taget
W1no, Der gerns pil bdbe alt oeres egen
9ei. Ser matte be imioIertio bsie
zig. 9eoen tunoe De lite oiie bort eqer
boloe uoen for beres fne 6iem. Den
unoerliae DOB asr lei inden Yerionss
aniseIie.
9amle %. :. @uu96 afsit i
Qproaes beo 8eben / lit oiem pa
Sian % 9oe 9aoe. ban blep g 2lor
gammel. 9an par en- At Dem. ION leo
tort 2ab pso pore gantfdlitter / be.
St9bueosipangre 4ar 1898.
- 6briitenIen &c 3o6nIen oubneee
iioite Qsyoag oeres gagerforretning
og fan De / no9en 0aaoe bereane
5remtioen efter oeres fsrite Days
5orretning TONNE til At gdd goot. Dc
De Den Dag baooe COB 6auoeI. q
er Tor fda oiot 9oot tilfreoie. % BET
baaber ri, be tai blioe oeo at pGre.
4%meritanerne bar tit betIasst ii9. iioen
por tioliasre oanIte gager y. asrgen
zen opgaD 5orretningen. og Del laoer
M til, at De bejligen p~oaifenner, at DIR
after er tommen et oanit 9ageri. bpo5
man alorig gaar fell, naur man pil
tgbe goot greb eaer COB 9o9e. Grz
faring fan ri meooele, at Gbriitenien
og 5obnien i%eroerer ben beoite 2unh
Tor 10 eQer Is Gents. ION gioes / Dor
8p.
- 6por mango beo ri enonu lite,
men Der er mango al bore Menigbsoe
folt, iom oil afIagge ct geIsq / QIteri
9ea. Minn.. / 0ogene fra Den 8. til
Den y. 9uui.
- 9aa 9orsbog, ariiti 6immel
fartsbag bliOer Der Suostieneite / Ra
3arst6 9irte pm Gftermioagsn 81. 3.
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GporIeoeS er oeffeI

EUVt'tOtP "F
III iifbnfsr q b%unbr,bf gelara edsHnino Tor 40
tperi al oibt al saieub. br iftt tan btibrtats 70
Halls CataTrh Cure
2. i. Gbtatp&ge.. eirt. ToT'ts. .
~ unbfrfsgnsbt tdr fitnbf Il 4. ebenfg I be hbtit ~
Not "a iror. taH n aibfies ba0frlia I oht Sotttininqt
aransastinner o. hHanndt ! >iaub ~ Of opiglbt tHBUo
Korpliaisfis. bsrts Hifma har paatoeti n.
ttt Il GTnnf. i8boieials Z rneqths. Trisho. D.
DatbtHs. EiHHaH d Warutn, Abeifiai,
Trnleiits, aoiftp. G.
eirttie ron Vlotsi "a z piitHtts SiimbiHbtr. grs
fs pr 9taits. SalgsS al aat apotbs'us. gtentp
tErt f-'i.
Halls Family Pills 81 BE- t,hft.
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gntimer, Sa.

gaftor airieeaarb bar meo II
pr9ftemeDet / Siour Gitb. Sans
aloite Batter, Qgnes, bar meo paa
5uren.
- Games SenIsn er bleOen optagst
/ Menig6eoen.
- Den 7. Wlai par Der aoinosms.
Dc bos u. Broom. Samme 8dg bar
bet 20 4arsOagen for beres grDnup.
% oerfor par belle Wenigbeoen inbs
6uot til at bare bos Dem ben Dag.
Site iaa faa bapoe gibet Meoe, men
pad Gruno at 0aarlist 9ejr. ble0 noqs
le biemme, ION eaers baboe beitemt ia
til at b9re meo.
9aItor qnbrsafen fra aacine,
Wis., bar b9ret I geIeg Dos gaitor
airfeaaaro. Wens ban par Der, talte
ban flere @ange 6aaos bos gronns
pad 8rpaupsbagen og en- Qften Il
ungoomsmsbe, og 8agen Oerefter par
Der @uostjeneite I &irten. @i iigs
gaitor 4noreafen Sat for gsisget
ibldnpt %.
2tlfreo Sprenien, Tom ituoersr
Deo Blair Stole. hdr paret Der / Be
Isg ct Bar Dage.
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0maba93 ebr.
Blair o9# Ome9n.

s Morgen, Sorsoag Is. 8riItt
6immelfurtsoag, ufboloes Der 6e;
mesieguOstieneite Der / airten, ST..
10a,
Der er tilige Qltergang, og Strif>
termaalet begpnoer 81. 10. Qaitor
6aralo Senien pr9Oiter.
Mr. og Mrs. Sobs. Senior,
Drum refer pm tort Tin til Dan
mart for at beige oeres SlGgtnin9e
Der.
6. 6. 9ierce er ben befenbte Ie.
benoe 5or6anbler al ale Slags Mpb-
Ter, S~engefjeroe og Maorasier, Bar
nepogne 0. T. b. 6an bill iatge biaigf=
re eno be tore 9uIe meo gIimrenoe
aataIo9.
: often. Onsoag. 81. 8 af6oloes
Der ION ieopanligt lngoomsmeoe Der
i &irten. Que unge M9no og piger
gDen og Omegnen inobpbes penligit.
@einbranot e Wleabo betafer
bsjelte gris for Spin paa 8eins
branots gamIe Steo.
- Nr. 8. Sion Rielien, Iom er
belfenoi Der o9 anoeiIteos / Samfuns
bet, bar / be iioite 3 Tiger Iigget far
Zig fpg. angreben al gungebetGnoelie.
s 3elge Meobelelie fra bans 5ors
lobeoe, Utiis Qnine SEMEN ira Drum,
er ban Dog nu / 9epring. SUN reiite,
Iaafnart bun If 9ub ON Sfop Giels
fens Spgoom, ub til BAN unber bans
Gpgeleie.
Mr. Stob Rielien bar / be 10 iibite
Oar bolot Stole uoe peo 9eapooo.
ge6., men bentes M iaa inart ban
tommer libt til &rRfter, at bile til
bringe en- De- at Sommeren bos Ben
ner og g%darprenbe Deb Drum, FOR at
ban fan blipe fulDf9n0ig raft.
- 9aitor u. Rasmusien. iom END
nu bar 8opal Der, penote / 5reoags
biem fra en- Rejis / 9iten.
Mrs. Jreberit peterien frd
GnumelaiO / 8aibin9ton er for Ii
ben paa geieg Der BPS paitor Qnter.
Mrs. peterien ogter fig berfta
til tit tibligere 9jem i eff 9orn, 5a.
- gaTtor u. So. Qnberien Opboloer
fla Der / bisie 9age. 9an bar iuit
pqret meb til bet / Gilbert Gea af6oIote
StDreliesmebe.
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GfterlD5niug.

4ngauenOs 0sOs6o / bet game
Iano" er bet neOoenbtgt at uoFrbe
min 8rober Qiels 9. RielIens 0ps
bolpsfeb. Oplpsuinger. iom maatte
leoe til famine, BIZ blioe padifsnnst-
Sioft ban bar 6ert fra (for ct Mars
sio fioen) bar ban I Repnolos, q. ,.
g. .. Rtslfen,
gelfonpiae, @is-
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Sernbaneliite.
GbifagO, Il. Yanl, MinneapOlis
K Cmaba.


Voro poa.
Jar. 4. Twin City Passenger 647 1orm.
Jfr 2. Sioux City Passenger 3.34 6ftm.
gr. 8. Omaha Passenger o Is 9itm
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g., g. & VI. y. o. 9. 6. & gat.

Bet paa.
Rr. 10. Lincoln Passenger SOC Born.
yir. 3. Black Hills Pass. . 3,20 @ftm.
glr. %. Accommodation 7.55
DIT paa.
Jfr. "a. Accommodation $50 1orm.
Qr. 20. Mo. Valley Pass. $50 Norm.
Jsr. A. Chicago Limited 4,59 Gftm
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Guitin, Hebr.

Soet ieg bosla9t Ieneer oDanfte.
rem" Rdpnet pad en- M Qbonnent. ftal
iee meo bet FANNIE meooele et o9 an
bet. -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

gfter en- BET Uges it0rt BI0lt n
ri 9eroag gftermiobag ben 4. o9 Rat.
ten til Ssnoag 10 gooe R~egnbpeer,
iom ~afIsites at no9en SuIoe. 9oeoen
Ter pragtig uo, og Maiien begbnoer
at title frsm.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-05-15

AH1l lN9 9b2tadA INV H1AiItf=
rem" Rdpnet paa en- M Qbonnent, ftal
ieg meO bet famine meooele et og an
bet. -
- Gfter en- 6el llge8 tart gl9it #
Ri 9sroag gftsrmiooag Den 4. og Rat.
ten til Ssnoag to gooe Regnbpesr,
iom a~iIsites al nogen 8uIoe. 5beoen
Ter pragti9 uO, og Raiien begpnoer
al title frsm.
- Orr. Ole 0lien, iom eftsr aft a;
BONNIE, bar pGret 0soen meget Nor
og nu bar benlig9et / oenne tritife
5ilitano oper ? Maaneber. er nu beort.
% 0lorfnen begnnoer at matte piqe
8laofen for iolibere Stof. - @n
Nlprteligbeo er BET. at mebens ban fun
tunoe tale / 9iloelie ON ale perosliqs
1ina. tunoe ban bsoe / Sdmmenb9nq,
CO ielb mar aIting elers psnote fer
tert Tor BAN, tunoe ban, nOar 4ftea
tom. minoe ON Den fGQes 4noagt, %
udar 5dlen par ON SUBS Orb. fnn
.es Der al pare fulo 9larbeo. - Sc.
9ennerl Den. Der 6n1ger paa salip
pen, bar bog ali9epel fat @runo
unoer iig. ON eno saers alt anoet per
pes op og neo.
- Som betenbt bar 6ano. teol. Y.
Senien fra Blair facet imob 9alo fra
8etbania Mq6. peo RuTfin. - 6an
iii TONNE bertiI 5reoag Den 10. WoI
% til a~nitunoenoe 4orsmsoe inoItiGe
iiq til Oroination. Weniqbeoen Dor
itaaet pdtont iioen /. 5ebr.. iaa m
bar pi prepet bet, men sniier life Gen
tagelie.
- Sore Meniq6eoer / BEN for. l..
.r.=lutb. Strife ieno ON muliqt ale
IN 8ele9ot til Qarsmsoet. bet er al
%pberoreentlia tor getDoninQ "a litter.
zen beoite Mdaoe. boorpaa s5nteresiea
ian p9ttes / Weui96eOerne for Gam
iunoets 9irfiomberer; hporleoes ftdl.
ga nemlig tunns bare en- lepeuoe Del
tagelie for nOget. ION ieg tun bar
aenoitab til paa anoen 6ouno. -
0erfor buroe Der. ioobiot muliqt.
6pert Qar ienoes en- m Mlanb. bporpeo
cpnades, al aRrliobeoen Ill bort III
t6erite Samfuno japnt % title iran
Ter ino I Wlenigbeoerns, % BET pil n.
Iioii blipe unsopenbigt al holoe 5ore=
Drag pud baIpanosn Zine for at fGa
%bdloanoen 9onurs.
Zion nogen firteli9 interesIerct
Rauo. Der q til Steoe oeo Tions
QarsmsOs, bar trumpet iig peo At gire
S1.502
2(ge be. iom bar giDet, bar fiffert
not D9ret Somfunoet pad nqrmere
0olo en0 BE-. Der Inlet bar ofret. -
On Tiger: Sdmfunoet bar Sell Der o.
cer. Qa iai hos ale fattige fnoer
nan Sell, be- be riqe unofDloer mar
rem. = Scr SumfunOet rigt. og III
Hnoer Iaamano life en- Sell.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-17
Judd s Company
SEATTLE BEER.

The ever popular Rainier beer 10 b.
coming a household word and "wtn
you have glass Of Seattle" Il mors
often heard than anything else. Tia
Criterion Saloon has the beer On tap q
In botuea
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-17

SAlES-7s MeBfyde Pd, $40. so; 500 o
4 L Cos Bonds, Ioa. so; 1000 Waia-
lua Bonds. ro2. 50; s Eva, as.2S; Eva,
25.z5; 10 Eva, zs.75; s Eva, 2Sas;
Waialua. s.. 90: Is Oahu. t3,.oo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-07-17
HONOLULU STOCK ExcnANos
Honolulu, July II, 1901.
NAME OF STOCK
MERCANTILE
SUGAR

Brewer q Company &.
MS Sschs q. Co, Ltd.
LIB. Kerr & Co., Ltd