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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-10
THEY WERE
CAUGHT
IN BOSTON
Two Young Men Accused Of
DsVoII RObblry 10 Be
Brought Back.

The detective bureau has cleared up
the F. s DevoIl larceny case the per-
petrators are under arrest and part
OF the plumber has been recovered.
Last Friday night a show window in
DcvolIs jewelry shop. corner of West
Minister and Burrill streets was broken
and the contents Of the window were
stolen.
The job was not discovered until early
Saturday morning and when the propri-
etoT was notified he looked over the stock
and made an estimated loss Of $500.
The property missed consisted of some
gold rings, a large quantity OF plated
ware and an assortment of pocketbooks
and leather goods.
The detectives traced the break TO
Edward Sweeney. ~ years old, resi-
dent of this city and Eddie Miller, alias
Taylor. p years old. OF Lawrence. Mass.
4 part Of the missing property was
found where the young men had roomed
at the corner of Aborn and Fountain
streets.
Saturday night the lads were traced to
Pawtucket, thence TO WoonsOcket ana
from there 10 Boston
In the latter named city the police We're
requested 10 pick up the fugtives, and
almost Immediately they were apprehend-
ed on the charge OF the larceny OF a
Docketbook.
They were locked up on that Charge and
the Providence police Were notified that
some OF the Devoll property was round
I'm the possession Of the prisoners.
Cant Parker viii send two OF his force
To bring Sweeney and Miller from Boston
next fiTrrf-rv7 "
The detectives add that they have con
nected these boys with the reoent breaks
and larcenies AT the Music hall and Es-
sex billiard parlors.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-10
POLL TAXES.
Paying Up Quite Readily and
Last fsar's Record Broken.

The delinquent poll taxpayers are COM
ing IN quite readily, the notices sent out
from the city treasurer department
SO ming TO have a salutary effect.
Every day there Is a stream of callers
IN line for quite a period and included IN
the number are more females than males
meaning that the form have more time
Go call and settle and permitting the lat
ter To remain at their work.
Yesterday the sum of $3.50 was received
making the total to date $500.
This present total Is SlS93 ahead of the
total at this time last year
Certainly good work since Nov. 2G-iust
"a fortnight today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-10
AGAINST SIN.
Campaign Against Evil 10 Be
R0sumsd al Boston.

Boston, Dec. 10. The campaign against
sin in Boston opened by Evangelists ofthe
Portsmouth 'R. ID Camp Meeting as
soclatlon which WAS interrupted yester-
day, when the workers were ejected from
the Park street church will be resumed
tomorrow ON a broerder scale, the re-
vivalists having secured Mechanics hall
for their meetings
The committee ~ the association had
some difficulty iu securing quarters. be-
ing rejected az nearly every place they
visited as soon az IL became known that
they had been put out " the Park street
church
An attempt was made 20 secure Tre-
mont Temple hat without success Many
churches were visited and n was not un-
tn noon today that desl was closed
With the Mechanics hall management.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-10
SUED FOR RENT.
United Stores Co. Defendant In
Case Brought by Durfss st A.

The second jury case tried in Judge Du-
bois court today was that OF Mary A.
Durfee and Philip Il. Durfee against the
United stores corporation This was a
suit To recover $50 for two months rent
OF store at los Hope street
Mr.. Durfee testified that the defendant
hired the store on March for six months.
The rent was paid until July. A MIR.
Joslin acted as agent FOR the corpora uoh
In hiring the premises and he ana Mr.
Durfee were the only parties present
when the contract was made
The defendant denies liability FOR rent
Of the store for the TWO months sued for.
Edwards & Angel are attorneys for the
plaintiff and Miller * Carroll attorneys
for the defendant
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-10

A cheap and rapid method of concen.
trating the enormous auannues OF o'oo"
collecting IN abattoirs - uesciipeu ~ "S
i,ventor I'm the Techuische Rundschau.
The blood is Injected I'm n finely pulverized
state into an oven-shapcds chamber. open
at the TOP, and brought into contact with
a current of hot air ascending from be-
low. All the water is evaporated In this
manner. and the blood powder is. carried
10 the receiving chamber According 70
the inventor. me powder thus obtained IL
tasteIcss and contains 7iS per cent Of ~
gestive albumen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-10
BUILDING FELL.
One Workman Killed and Sav-
eraI Injured al Orange, n. J.

New York. Dec. lO.-one man was
killed and four injured today by the col
lapse of building In the course of
erection In orange, ~ j. The man
killed was Patrick Tonry carpenter OF
West Orange.
The injured are:
Joseph Wright, Orange, injured inter-
nally; Patrick O'Rourkc, Orange, in
iured internally; Thomas ORourke. Or
ange. badly bruised u, ". Lambert.
Orange. slightly hurt.
1t is feared that Wrights and Patrick
q O'Rourkes Injuries will cause deoth.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-10
Sleeping Cars on a Trolley Line.

II Is announced that before the end OF
the year sleeping cars will be introduced
by the Lake shore Electric company op-
Grating an electric trolley line running
from Detroit To Cleveland rms hne u ps-
ing extended with view OF ul,lnnsvS
rsaching pittsburg The first trial OF the
sleeping cars will be on the line between
Detroit and cleveland. nd.-Philadelphia Rec
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-10
st-Furnace Gas Motor.

IL has been found In Germany ana IN
other parts OF Western Europe. that the
gascs from blast furnaces may he advan-
taseously used I'M running motors. Ihe
motors are employed for actuaung air
comprcssors and electric generators and
it Is said that they enect s,''',,',
saving in the cost OF founding. .-Philadel-
mia Record.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-10
a Card.

We. the undersigned. do hereby agree
20 refund IN. money on a 5e-cent bottls
81 Grsenss warranted syrups 81 Tar " IL
falls 20 cure your cough or cold We
also guarantee q 25-bottie 70 prove satis-
fsetsry or msnev refunded
BIASpiSo a BLAspua. A. W. FEsSrR,
KISroS. SMITH Co, n v. o'DosSrLL
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-10
DEvERY'S TRIAL.
0'NelI, The Accusing Officer,
Still on The Stand,

New York Dec. 10.--The eNamina tion
the case OF Dcruty Police Commissioners
eevery who ~ charged with oppression
Sy former Patrolmen Edward y. O'Neill
VAS resumed today before Justice lIol-
brook The cross examination of ONeill
by attorney Elkus was continued.
O'NeiI said that all OF the previous
trials before Police Commissioners in
which ne had been convicted were cases
OF persecution.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-10

Take Laxative Bromo Quinins Tablets.
All drugglsts refund the money II IL falls
TO cure E w. Groves signature Is
on each box 25c. I.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1901-12-10
Msx York St0eks.

Reported by FLETCHER & TAPPAN,
street floor. Banigan Building.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-15

This is Truly HOT SEo
$22, or our matchIess line Of SIG, $18, $40 Suit
Best line of warm Underwear in the city
buy it at Brohs, it must be good.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-15

NO POOL GAME THURSDAY.
There was no playing, in the pool
tournament at the Howard st. parlors,
Thursday night. King asked that the
game be postponed on account of an
other engagement. The match viii
be continued tonight. The score at
present stands, Cohen 3O4; King, 274.
The winner of the match will meet Met
Hard next week
No great attention is being paid by
the players in the match to the challenge
recently issued by Jack Carroll. Strict
professionalism is not feature of
the Akron pool games, and while some
flaws might be picked in the amateur
spirit of some of the players, games
for revenue only are avoided as much
as possible. ~
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-15
oO LlTv

There is a time, there Is n point
where cheapness ceases to be econ
omy. That time and point Is when
you are going to purchase something
to eat.
What you eat, drink and digest, you
get sick, die or live on.
Think the matter over and il you
think that human system of yours
can take care of any old cheap stuff,
don't wonder why you feel bad, why
your machinery is out of order, and
you have 10 call in the doctor to
straighten YOU out, Many times it's
your own fault, for you well know
you can secure pure and wholesome
food at Model Bakery. Our Bread is
the best, the Candies cannot be ex-
celled in quality, taste or appearance,
and our meals are only 25c at 1O6 s,
Howard st.
S. B. LAFFERTY,
Both Phones. 304. qs
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-15

day, the game to begin and end be-
fore the North End-South End strug-
gle. The Ravenna eleven is strong
and fast and the two should produce
some good foot ball.
SULLIVAN ON DOWN GRADE.
Spike Sullivan fell nightly in the
estimation of the public when he was
SO decisively beaten by Curley Supplies
at Fort Erie. Martin Duffy is after
Sullivan now and should match be
arranged the fast Chicago man will
doubtless continue the work so ably
begun by Supplies.
NO ONE HAS ACCEPTED.
The East Akron Blues continue to
assert that they want game with any
of the city football teams. They have
not been scored against this season
and among the teams that they have
shut out is the strong Barberton ag-
gregation, in defeating which they sur
prised even themselves.
The East Akron boys have challenged
and they claim that if no one sees fit
to question their claim to the cham
pionship, 1t will be theirs by right.
The team is rather light compared
with some of the city elevens, but its
members play fast ball, and are en-
titled to great deal of credit for the
work they have done.
DULL TIME FOR BOWLERS
Bowling, though the season started
with every prospect of good sport, is
ON the decrease in Akron. When cold
weather first made its appearance the
managers of the Akron alleys were
besieged with clubs IN search of dates
for practice games.
While it is true that Il great many
applicants made good and established
themselves ut one place or another
for the winter. less and less interest
Is being shown 'as the winter passes,
and those who are familiar with the
sport declare that this has been the
dullest winter for bowlers, since the
introduction of the sport in Akron.
WANTS ANOTHER CHANCE
Harry Smith, the colored wrestler,
who twice failed to make good his
assertion that he Is a better wrestler
thah FRANK Davey, still mas great
deai or faith In his own ability and
wants another match.
lie stated at the wrestling match
at barberton, where Coleman, and
McAullife were to have come. togeth-
er, that he sun believes ne can
beat Davey. He is willing to bet a
neat sum ON himself In case another
match Is arranged, Davey says that
he Is willing to wrestle again, but he
believes he has demonstrated suffi-
ciently that he is the better man of
! the two. ttf
bEi'iE rS SihMS NtlUlA WIN.
Eu' McNuS' Oh 'le CIeNeihiu Leauer,
who first wrote Simms with reference
to match with supplies, evidently
believes that the Akron man would
have an easy time OF 1t, if the two
should come together. He has urged
| Slnlihs 10 make the match and the
latter is more than willing, II Supplies
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-15
Modern Surgery Surpassed.

while suffering from a bad case Of
piles ] consulted a physician who ad-
vlsed me to try n box of DeWitt's
Witch Hazel Salve,' says G. f. Car
ter, Atlanta, Ga, Il procured box
and was entirely cured, DeWitts
Witch Hazel Salve is splendid cure
for piles, giving relief Christianity, and
heartily recommend It to all sufferers"
Surgery is unnecessary to cure piles.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve will
cure any case, Cuts, burns, bruises
and all other wounds are also quickly
cured by it, Beware of counterfeits
William Warner, Gem Pharmacy. IL;
s. Howard st.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-15
"The simple inherit folly.

f1fN SF111PFV FIlHufft IVfIyI
but the prudent are crowned with knowl-
edge. Compare the man, who, after excess
in eating and drinking. neglrct OF exercise
md ad habits generally, finds himself with
stipation and no appetite and still allows
those disordered functions to drift to dis
ease and perhaps evan To death, with the
prudent man who, ON the other hand, nips
use of the good old remedy OF the aneient
fathers, "St. Bernard Vegetable Pills.''
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-15

ing trip In Holmes county. He shot
27 rabbits and eight pheasants. Mr..
Oberlin says that quail are scarce in
Holmes county. but that rabbits are
very plenty, Niaa
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-15

Anything for sale or trade, try
Democrat Liners.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-11-15
Plenty Of Game.

Mr.. L. b. Oberlin, circulation man
ager of the Democrat. returned Thurs
day evening from a three, days hunt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-06

Rorre1ponoancer
GeOar Sails

Sergen 9gin fIpttebe ben l. Marts
meO fin Gumilie til aingfeO, Sa.,
bbor ban for 5remtioen agter at be
paa Den at BAN fornpIie tebte 5arm.
= Sber 6ogbaa Tom 1. DARTS ber=
til fra aatimer. Sa., os bar MI qlabs
Der / R9rbeben at Spen.
= Sioit; 9srbag af9it gamIe Or.
Dan Der 8aros 6uItru BED 0goen,
efter / l9ngere lib at baos o9ret ing.
8~egraoelien fanbt Steo / Ranoags
fra GongrestionaIiitz8 irten unber
itOr 9eltageIie.
- 5rebug / Iioite uge bapoe g.. Is.
q. &c u. 81. q. ct temmeligt foItbart
SammenItso. Iom funot Sieo 2 gtots
bit for Stationen, bporbeb ct 2ptoz
matiO og 4 5ra9tpogne belt elIer til
9eIs bIepe soelagte. Del ftete Deb at
ct langt 5rasttpq, iom ST. l ON Ulibs
hagen tom ira Rorb, for tent OpOageoe
at en- Del at ct anoet 6ragttOg par
bIepet efterlabt paa 9oOeOipopet.
Sngen Menneftelib gift tabt. iaa Stas
ben Iages let meo en- qengeIum fra
Selitabets 9asie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-06
SGrOis fin arOne.
RebattionsartiteI "a
Ranos Stdats Qn3et9er
en- a be feoenoe tpfte
Qbifer 9an as.

n.aita. aan. @i ta9er benne 9ej
1850 til at frembpre en- Sribut at
belfortjeni Qnerfenoelie til ct Gage
miObeI, iom, paa @runb at I'm bois
5ortrinligbeO, bar opnaaet Ell fort
Rp og bar bragt 2inoring og fuloz
Itanoig 6elbrebelie til 9ufinbsr at
Qioenbe.
Qbisrebntterer mdu b%isfeli9 reg
neg blanbt be / nanbsfig 5enieenbe
melt oberanitrrngts Wenneffer. Sns
gen anbeu gsitaftigeIfe filter iuo flo
re 5orbringer. QanOeli9t Operarbsi
be er tt at Oenne raTtleie gibsaloers
parfte 0nber % forDrer Ofere uben
3al. a1ts 8eitrabelier gaar uo paa
at forbebre fin 2iOsitiqing. Oette
f~oraarIdger Ell FABIAN SnerfpRnbts
beb at 9srosibitemet, at 9esemets
4ibstraft bliper unbergrabet, og al
@lGbs / aibst bliber Ipoleret.
0utioens ItsrTte ESTABLISHMENT
uoDarer os imo6 benllt undturii9t
aanbeligs OberanitrGngelie og ger os
opmortiomme pdu, at enbDer uanbe'
Tia QnItr.noelfe mda efterfeloes al
iialelig og legemlis 6Dile for at er.
Itatte, 6bao Der er gauet tabt. ON poi
St9rfe ital b~iGeboloes og 2ipet p9r'
berbt at lebe. 81 beiiobe Sunbbef
al 2egsme Og Sj9l buroe Dare et9bert
Mennetes ferite Og bejeIte Mddl
| Oette laoer fig blot ubrette gennem a
9olbe Spitemet / COB 9ilftano. De
fan gsres meb liben ubgift og nbe'
tnoelia aanbsanItrenselfs, iom bi bdi
| funbet uo at egen p~erionlig Grfaring
beo 8rugen af en- paalioelig Wtebiein
fom Ri bill tilrddbe ale at forisge
Den bel renie 8looet o9 ifante be
iOetfebe aeaeme fornpet afpsfroft
loa at QonDen fan fsre Seepteret mel
i'm bante &raft.Ga8as
8 Or. peters aurifo, prGpdrere
at Or. qeters JabrneD, GbitasO, 81.
bar hi funDst en- Weoiein, Der iom G
gtprtenliobel for N~srOeipitemst O
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-06
fra Eluir GnIlene
~teolo9ilPe Saminarium.

qaitor gtnter. BAIT. drimoot=R pl.
ler og 6uitru o%berp9rebe arsosmeoe.
/ 6remont.
qai. ;. Chr. gsocrTen fro
Ddnnebrog, riaa Iiae inosnfor" ferf
i ugen. 6an fortuIte. at ban pac
8sjen 6erop par lsben / en- Beet" DC
ben par ban mar life tommen ober
Iua 2ioen Der blep BAN msget tort.
9iblioteiet er npliq blepen for.
fDnet meo en- Slaqs Qpisbolbere Der
Iarlig er e9nebs til 8rua i 2aiepareI.
fer.
- qait. +. anOerien ira Gutter
60. Rsb., dflaqoe os Ell lille geiee i
oerne ll9e.
Oct maa bel bare 5oraarsz
9uftninoen, Der bar aioet uro / geis
rem; tbi sntslte al 9interifolens Gle
Der er rpftet I'D efter, ftgnt 9inters
terminen fgrft er forbi b. q. Starts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-06

Qeaemet / BET belle tuget. ingsn Ripal
bar. Meo bette Mibbel. Der | i'm
Slaos Ipnes al inbtuse en- Pluos for
ia Ielo, gsr hi en- u~notd5elie og dns
befoler ben til pore 2aiere paa BET
bsieIte. Oct er meget Iialoen, at bi
anbefaler en- Meoitin, men Or. pes
tcrs anrifo Il Dor 6t0Iit 8sn, % III
anbefaler ben / anertenoelie al bens
beie 8arbi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-06
9aiincr, Sa.

De un9e piger bar / lRnoere Iii
oeo oeres Wsoer arbeioet paa ct Sen.
qcteppe. og Peu9ene. fom De biloe FAC
for bet ifuloe briaes til at fe6e en- MT
Oobefont for til Dor Strife. "a bt
iaa bleo fGrOig meb 59ppet til 7saTte.
laDn, 6apbe be arrangeret bet meo9rq.
ten. iaa at Der bleb bolot msbe / Sfo.
lebuiet 5aItelapnsmaneogs Gftermio-
Dag o9 often. 6pOr SGppet blep bort
loObet. CANINE often bolot 9aitor
airtegadro ct 6%orebrae obsr Digtez
rem Sobannes Crab.
6ber Sprsoug Gftermibbag er
Der 5a~iteprabiten / Gfole5uIet.
sorsOng ben 81. 5sbruur par
bet Mrs. 6orns 70zaariae sFebielss
Dag. suinbeforeningen babe / Den
@nlsbning famlst noafe qenqe til en-
8a0e, fom bleb opsrratt 6enbe ffrafs
efter 5afteprRbitenen. Den aanle
aOinoe tdtteoe meget bep9get for Ga.
zen, 6aaoe til SUB og Wennefer.
= Risls Qars 9riItianIen og
5amifie er 6leoen Optaget I Reniqs
6eben.
Der sr life faa Iiot SpgoOm
iblanot os / 0isie Dags. 2aaerne FAR
traplt.
- Omfring /. Tarts bar Der mans
&c, fom ftiFtsts 9faos. poJl: rejfts
6elt fra plnoTen. beriblanot Soer
5ogbaa. Iom bar Daret iblanbt De ct
4ar, er reiit til 6soar Sails. % Sbue
6briitenfen % 5amilie oq Qeter ga
fobTen og 6uitru er rejIt til Gate
Benton, Minn. Sgsn er BET nogls
cf be ferfte Gettlers, fom fom Der. Der
reifte. 9i snIfer Dem 2pfts og 5elb
! oeres me 9jem.
- 6ans anberien. fra 6ebor 5aus.
Iom fammen neo 81. 96omisn bar
forpaatet 5. 0anIens 5arm, er flpt-
tet per til.
llngbomsforsuinsen bar brs
Femt at bolOe ct llngoomsms0e fibft i
Starts.
Del bar boa en- gl9oeiig Soer.
r~aItelfe, al a0anitersn@ nj tOmmer
10 @anoe om ugen.
81 6aboe ct lille Smule @inter
/ en- batD Snes Da9e, M er bet gooi
9eir iqen. Slabefsret boreOe tun
! noele 8age..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-06
GnOnbOu, Sa.

Wdnbd9 Den 25. 9ebr. bnbhe b:
port Menigbeos Del bleb
beilrttet at faa banit Religions fole,
ndar Der sr Sommerfetie fra ben en-
aelfte Stole. SioIte aar baboe Ri 1
Raanebsitole og ri lit 5mdg berfor,
Ioa / 4ar bill Ri babe 6 llaers Gtole.
Def er 10 en- meget pigti9 Ting at
foa 9ernsne lqrt noqet. liar Relioi-
on, Iaa De bar noget at itda imob meo
igennem 2ibet.
9ans q. Smith bleb nalat til Dele
Jat Dee 9ldrsmebet / Gilbert 9ea.
S6omas Serenien bier oenpaIgt 5om
Diafon, Gbr. 'Senisn Iom Setretqr,
% Sn9parb anubIsn blep &irtebe=
tient.
- 5armerne Der, Il / 3nlet. tp
rer M ftifteois oeres Ulalt iii Cha
ron CREAMERY. Glib Ri faa matte BAN
ct goot Sal. @ib hi faa maatte BAN
pre- bariomt, ibutommenbe. bporleoes
BET enote meb Suoas, tbi bet 9aor
iettere at forbade Sefus enb mango
tpntsr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-06
gu iom
alto
Fprit iSalent %
SrtmifriOt.
Dr.NELSON
Coz. Wash. d3. Aves,S .
Minneapolis, Mimi

otter 81 aars Grfdrina / esIpifals. % prttai Won.
iofrrdfls fnn ban ifnai Ton mleres 81 ale, hpis tisii
Gee 5priea paa at bdpe irit et MT Ipiict. Siiifr
"a huuia b ibreoelie npnn1es uben NinA az at fHbf
EuTer eter nuitislu | fruniie rlfr aiiiige y ooipgs
BONNIE Sois. N1ie fnb. Bt0re 90 bfiiagitbfG rgauer.
Nruf. 5irn u Grfn. Sirliinr, Bari rref faNrnii tire
res uben Smfrie 90 nbrn Of brnaf anit. Afuif tafr
froniiff ufinpei inabnmHlf be brebfs faa fra 81 NJ x Z ar
ueo lniaiE aHibbd. Efte for ubci9uiiouibeb dlr Cbtfs
o%ripelif. neb 0riie. soift' ppglie. 1raihe tfofnfms
melif. rftpBs. iunit % nIaanif spa9beo, nf apr
@ptfitasfi n~iiftctt o. ~ulnitrligi hnrfR bfigge ham ffs
len itrtDt. ba DC pfie brhantira for zgring. baotlia FoTs
gidie fafr s perinaormme al %ufria,ne WGnb. ioH
tagfr fri al Enbefs u frhia oa idai g6fs AZ tft manar
@Gnae p9rre. S9fifilfe Srre ier Ter Banner. .8ngeH
nbebagaiae Wrbiunet aHpenb &. Renlultatien III.
Boa "a zpgTg smaaisiihe I Gents
Moutortio: 10 M II, = III 3. 7 I'll 8.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-06
Omobo a, Rebr.
Blair o9 Ome9u.

Mrs. $. SO. 5ogbt fit IibIte uge
BubItab ON, at benoes geoitefaoer,
e.. g. 9usten, Orb. gteb., par afgaaet
BED 8poen. loenoes Spiter, Miis
GOitb Robbins. rsiIte biem for at
Dperbare 8~egraoelien.
= Refultaterne. giebtittelige og
purige. 5sr og efter at babe prsOst
andre Weoiciner. Taa bril- Roctp
N9ountain Sea / oenns Raaneo. Oct
bill boloe Dem raft belle Sommeren.
en ifor Goruarsz 9eIignelie. Gorbpr
5ps 9eres Npotefer.
Better 9tnberiOn ira aennarb,
Tom forrigs Manbag blep u~noertaitet
en- Operation for glinbtarmsbetGnz
Belle er nu / COB 8eoring, og bar
oobt 6aa6 ON fuloItanbig 9elbre=
belle. Spsrationen fanbt Steo / 5rez
mont og uOfprtes at Or. 6esIdm meo
MsIiItance at ben Oanite Gage Or.
Obergaarb fra Gennaro.
= Min Saanb % nit 6jerte til
bgrer en- anben, bans 9gn er tommet
for tent. Oct gaar altib FABIAN meo
s5plt uoen Nfob % Stprte.
Drift acetp Mountdin 3ed. og tom
life igen f%Orient. 6or6sr hos 9eres
Mpotefer.
4eb. u. 2aripn biebe fibite
Onsbag Sens Deter Carton og Wliis
emma u. Nelfon / 8rubens 9jem,
fer Mil ~norbpeft for Drum.
- Mlinbre 9ern meo en- fbag Som
fitution fan opnad en- ui9bpanlig
6rao af legemliq og uanbelig Stprte
Deb at brittle aoetp Mountain Sea /
benne Maaneb, labet at Sbe Wuoifon
Neoicins SO. 80.
S 5rebags flptteOe Sans Ssrs
gen 6anien meb 5anilie I'D til oeres
Jarm, co. II Mil noro for gpen. =
Mr. 5anien arbeioeDe inbtil lite
Rarts / publ. 6ouie ION 9og6oIoer.
Yreoforifrins.
Run beblte ublsst 3Usos brusss !
TOrfaroisslis al
Acme Patent Flour.
Iette lItrer qoot Sreo.
Beinbranbt &c Meabo betalsr
1sieTte gris for Spin paa Wetns
branbts gamle Steo.
Manba9 often ben Il. bs. bill
Spfn6eforeningen holOe fit ddrlige
llbTulo bos Mrs. Sam. NielIen. en-
5per. Der fan, bebes femme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-06

2as .0anferen". geItil
.9nnIferen". Del beoite bdnife
Blob / Nmerifa. llbfommer TO
ganoe ON ugen og toiter fun $50
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-06
Sernbaneliite.

Gbifnqo, Ct. Yanl, Minntapolis
& CmabG.
Snb paa.
Pr. l.. DO. DO. lo.2o form.
Rr. s.. DO. DO. 6.H etim.
Rorb poa.
Rr. 4. Twin City Passenger 6,47 Torm.
III 2. Sioux City Passenger 4,3a eiim.
T., IS. & VI. y. % 9. 6. y Bat.
geft paa.
Pr. 10. Lincoln Passenger i. 500 5orm.
pr. g.. Black Hills Pass. 3,29 eitm.
Jr. %. Accommodation 7.55
Dit pna.
Nr. "a. Accommodation . $50 1orm.
Rr. 20. Mo. Valley Pass. . $50 Sorm.
Rr.4 Chicago Limited 4,59 ettm
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= Gn unben at De aamle Scttlere
Sens RieIicn pa 8amilie er reif til
Repel. Sd, for at fefte go, % Dt
'FnIfer Dem 9pfte % 9slo / beres me
9iem.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-06
Gu Yige

fun ino glabs frots. elooets 9ontor
anptisr.
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Dor nDe .
SmcOetorretmimg

paa State ct. (%operfor 6ropsas Office
er M oobsn o8 onbeioles til 2anoss
mcnbs Sssnims. vi Slo9s til .5oset BEN
bsrenbe arbeibs uoieres bur igt os til mos
berate 9riisr. ". Spbnien & So,
Blair, Jiebr.