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The Penn's Grove record., 1901-06-28

The Camden Post-T Telegram says: 1.-The
farmers OF the United States are getting
wealthy, The banks are bulging with
their money. Abandoned farms and
farm mortgages are a thing Of the past
and instead OF paying from 6 to 10 per
cent. for money, our Western farmers,
after buying all the necessaries and lux
uries they want, have money to lend ~
We fear the ost-Telegram has become a
a Christian Scientists and is trying the
faith cure on poverty. Some would abol-
ish h~ardships and mortgages by making
others believe there is no such things as
poverty and hard work, and that the
farmers have nothing to do but roll in
the laps OF luxury like the m%illionaires.
If what the Telegram says be true
We fear the farmers will o all quit
work and then who will raise our food?
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-06-28

VIII often receive palnnul cuts, sprains or
bruises from accidents. Bucklen's Arnica
SaIve, will kill the pain and heal the in
jury. It's the cyclists friend. Cuses Chat
ing, Chapped Hands, Sore Lips, Burns,
Ulcers and Piles. Cure guaranteed. Only
25c. Try it. Sold by Johnson's Druggist.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-06-28

Call at II. S, French's store and get a
free sample of Chamberlain's Stomach ana
Liver Tablets. They are an elegant physlc'
They also improve the appetite, Strengthen
the digestion and regulate the liver ana
bowels. They are easy to take ana pleas
amt In effect.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-06-28
The PENIS Grove Record
FRIDAY, JUNE 2S, 1901.

The placing Of Admiral SIMPSONS
head Oh the medals to commemorate the
achievements Of the navy at Santiago
seems to be the only way to get Sampson
in it for he was seven miles away when
Admiral Schley sank the Spanish war
ships,
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-06-28

Ex-senator Pettigrew is quoted by a
Western friend as having recently SAID to
him: ''What | made during the recent
furry in Northern Pacific was the result
of legitimate transaction. | borrowed
the money and bought the stock ON a tip
given me. The actual stock was mine,
and in my possession. In the whole
transaction I was guilty OF no act incon-
sistent with what | have stood for in the
Senate. In all my life have never made
a deal through a broker, nor ever bought
a bit of stock on margins
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-06-28

In comparing the spooner law, under
which the President assumes supreme
owe over the Philippines, to the law
by which Jefferson governed Louisiana,
the Republicans omit to mention that the
Louisiana law was limited till the next
session of Congress, while the Spooner
law cannot be altered except by the vote
OF Congress and the concurrence OF the
President.
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-06-28
For Sale by All Druggists.

Iaxakda bn only the most hcet of family remedies but the most economical becmset em'
bms 1--WE medicines, VIII laxative and tonic and at one prices r or ac At druggist Senlimm@
10 II LA&AkOIA co, la Nassau Street, N Y and mention the nam of your druggist
III We will express TO any address on reeptof 3e in stamps or post note all ehages prepaid
large Family size bMe Of LaSkda,N sufficient to hHt for long lime
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-06-28

Democrats can afford to watch the
travail of the Republican party on the
tariff question with e%quanimity, feeling
certain that it will bring forth nothing OF
value and will play directly into the
hands of the only genuine tariff. reform
party in the country, The trusts "
the Republican party and the sooner the
fact is proved, the better for the Demo
The Penn's Grove record., 1901-06-28

ana a progressing Illlt NHidE'
miles from this town, at place called
Moss Neck, and in the thicker sections 81
Robson County, in the year 1870, WaS
the rendezvous OF the Lowry galg "a
party of about dozen hall white highway
men, desperadoes, outlaws roohing'
numbering men, women and children, IN
a manner less humane than that OF the
brute. In the latter part OF the Civil
War, a mulatto named Henry Berry ran
away from service at Fort CasweII, and
hid in the jungles of Robson County. 4
scout was sent out after him. They loali'i
his mother, but she refused to tell las
hiding place. In consequence, she was
blindfolded, and guns were fired over htf
head, but Of no avail, Berry Was mol
captured. After the war Berry formed
this band, and they each swore they
would put to death, by fair means Of
foul. every man who was implicated IN
this shooting over bis mothers head.
They were subsequently outIawed by the
State, and a large reward offered Tor th'if
head. The sheriff Of the county WAS hlIl-
ed by them, after being notified to leave
the county, Just as he was crossing al W."
min-dam; and a pine tree, which stands
at the spot where he fell, bear witness "l
the awful tragedy to tins DAY ""'o"t
panies OF United states So'd'ef-.I '
from southport were dispatched ">
fdthcr-he has Just related me '!e S'''f
was among them IhtE Nl'''o one "
the band; the others escaped since '',oiI
they have never been heaio "' jul "'1
section OF the county.
| had to wait about two hours at lI"N-
ton-in the extreme western par, ol n"'
eson County, 10 miles west OF winning
ton, a town with about "'o i~hIlahHa''N
and ! had time to see the town Ut
was Saturday afternoon, and II l were 10
write from my own IMPRESSION l i'uI'
say that nine-tcnths OF the popuIai''I'
were negroes. In several store No'lS
numerous "darks were a'seiluD'u'
Down the avenue came "samoo oI',-
| ING a dashing steed, his "cold-black Rose
seated Inv his side and her dainty little
hand fell u~npretendingIy upon his broad
shoulder. Rivals looked on in abjeet
awe At the station door appeared a
small group. and the waiting room was 50
crowded with these descendants oi
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-28
FADETH NOT AWAY.
Touchins Description of Last Sleep of
 Aged Professor.

Aged Professor.
 ne Old professor sat listening with half smile while his class explained certain facts in metaphysics. The pFaln, they said, retained longest the hrst impressions made upon it. Mem ofles of middle life faded out. while those of childhood remained vivid and ciedf' Dying persons had been known to speak In language which they had learned in childhood and forgotten ouflnS long life time. When the class was dismissed, one of the young men as usual, fingered to walk across the campus with the professor The class mad noticed that the old man was a 1it- 'ie more deaf this winter,a little duller or sight, a little more gentle They contrlved that he should not cross the icy spaces without some one to assist nm. All that is true, Bob." he said thinking of the recitation and talking nall to himself. Quite true, and very strange You learn in childhood a lan- euage, simple enough, having to do With the foundation of things. God and heaven and you, yourself. Then you get out into the world and forget it 1ou learn difficult languages-p ophy or trade or politics; loud .strident Kinds Of talk that move the world and }ou do your share of talking as loudly as you can. But presently these things begin to fade out of your mind. They seem less weighty; they count for lit tle. The old language that you learn ed on your mothers knee comes back. ana you find yourself speaking it aga1n, These later languages are llleh; that is your own tongue" 'It is strange, sir,' said Bob, with a bewil- Tered face. He brought the professor % ms own door, and bade him good nght. The old man fingered, looking With a wistful smile at the great quad angie that the shadow buildings in which languages and philosophy and clences Were taught. T have indeed | zone back to the beginning he said. These things seem to mean SO little md l think so often of the first line hat l ever learned:
 NOW lay me down to sleep!'"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-28

The cheapest excursion rates for the public as well as Epworth Leaguers. Less than half rates. Get berths early in the Burlingtons special through tourist sIeepers to San Francisco, leaving daily, July 9th to 18th, inclusive; from St. Louis at night; from Kansas City in the morn ing, via Denver, Rio Grande System, through Scenic Colorado, Salt Lake City.
 CALIFORNIA EXCURSIONS every Wednesday, personally conducted in through tourist sIeepers, same route as above. Send for descriptive folder.
 FM pUGG, w WAkELY T A. GOA Pine St Gen. Passenger Ag't
 St LOnis eo. St. Louis, Mo.
 HOWARD ELLIOTT, GenI Manager.
 SI. L0nis. Mo.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-28
1ou Rate Excursions To Colorado and Utah,
 EVERY DAY.

Via Burlington Route, commencing June 18th, continuing through the summer. These will be the lowest rate summer excursions ever made to the Rochy Mountain region. The general basis is only one fare plus $2.oo for the round trip, but on certain dates. fe" instance, from July 1st to 9th, in- elusive, lower than half rates are offered.
 The Burling Route is the best line, the main travelled line to Colorado.
 This is a rare chance to get an out ing in this magnificent scenic and de. lightful summer region. The general scheme of excursion rates is so exten- siye and varied, that inquiries for details should be made of the nearest ticket agent, or of the undersigned. Do us the favor to write for informa- .iOn printed matter etc
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-28
 Free Books.

Your local coupon ticket agent has been supplied with illustrated and de scriptive literature showing the beau ties of the scenery and resorts of Colorado and the Rocky mountains. These books are free for the asking and "The Denver Road" will be glad to give aaaed assistance by core. spondence in your choice of a place to spend your vacation.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-28

timber
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-28
TO CALIFORNIA.

Tinted mater. etc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-28
MUSkAllONGE

The king of fresh water fishes may be found in large numbers in many of the lakes of Northern Wisconsin, reached by the Wisconsin Central railway, and royal sport is assured the average angler. Many other vari- cites of fish also plentiful. For "Glimpses of Summer Resorts" and other illustrated booklets address Jas. C. Pom, general passenger agent, Mil. waukee, Wis.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-28

Mrs. Belle Fitzgerald and daughter of Little Rock, returned home yester- day. after attending the Alexander Collier wedding. Mrs. Fitzgerald is in charge of the art department at Maddox seminary She formerly con ducted an art school here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-28

Among the visitors here from other places to attend the Golfer Alexander wedding were Mrs. H. l. Morgan, of Memphis: Mrs. Elliott Howell, of Chattanooga, Tenn; MT. and Mrs. T. J. Collier M,'. and Mrs. T. H. Collier, Mr. !. s. Mcdonnell and Mir and Mrs Howard Hunter, of Altheimer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-28
Get What You Ask For!

When yoa ask for Cascarets Candy Ca,lisf1ie be sure you get them. Genuine tablets stamped C. (. C. Never sold in bulk. \ substitution is always cheat and 3 fraud. Beware! All druggists, Ioc.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-28
Educate Your Bowels.

NIT. Robert Burton of SherijI is iA a1 sE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1901-06-28
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s!". C.. ;. Williamson, of Hot lnsS. ts- visiting friends in tho city.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-30

en- M inbequbstienefte
Pad ferittpmmenbe 5irsbag D. 2ben
4pril er bet 9unoreoeaarsbagen for
Slaget poa &%ebenbapns 3so. 8aQen
oil / 5aorelanbet blibe ferret oFficielt
neo en- MinOeguostieneite / 9olmens
airte / asbeHbabn. Minoegubstiez
neiten. peo bbilten giifop Rsroam %
9olmens proOit, SoaneprGit 5enger
bill pr9oite. bIioer omtr. Tom ben, Der
I 1877 arrungereoes / QnIsoninq c
6unoreoeaarsoagen for Slaget / ass
9e 9ugt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-30

237,249. .og bar potset meb 20,5 pgt.
2anooiitritterne faa gerne er Iteaz
ne fra 673,055 til 694 ,29S eaer msb
80 pGt.; Snaano fra 750.607 Ill
794. 667 eaer meo % psf.
9anobefoltningen fra LAPS, 662 til
1888. 965 eller meb 4.6 psf. gnbez
foltningen teller nu omtrent be 70
5emteoele at 9anbets 8efoltnine. %
5eraf uo9sr G%sbenbdbn BET babe %
teller altiaa en 5mteoel uf ben bele
9efoltning.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-30
,9aniferen."
sorOag ben 30. Narts 1901.
Blair oo Ome9n.

Gnsodes b~egraueoes 0llne 8orm
SenIen Der paa Blair alrfe9aaro.
8aitOr 6urulO SEMEN bOlot isrit / DEN
ofosoes Suiserigns Wr, SesperienS
6lem 9istalen. geo oenue 9eilisben
par blluot andre ben nfoDoe5 eiterlaots
Bono, benoes 4 Spinner meo 5omilie,
Dirs. Satobieu oa 0atter ira Blair I'll
Stebe. @u al Den aibgoes Sgnner udr
telearafilt bleuen tiltalot; ban er bolai
hoe / Demmiugton, Butte 60, Rebr.
9ieiten Of 5antilien Dor Der ueo Blair.
De 5 ssnner % suiSerisnneu bar
&iIien uO al 6iemmet.
Mtne @Orm SEMEN par isot 1928
g1ins oeo oOriens. Spaano. o9 Der til
bra9te bun Stsrheoelen at fit Gu; isrit
foe Il Aar Iibeu rsiite bun inmmen meo
fin Mano berOuer, bpor De ileite al De.
res BBm bauoe iunoet ct 6jem
@amls @Orm SEMEN Ell troos fl "a
Nar en- itruut o9 rat Wlnno. pan
er Seternn ira [reaarstr 80.
= 4aa Ssuoag. 9almeisnoa9. al.
boloes Der reselmesiig 6simesie 81.
LOB o9 aiten9uostieneite ST. j / ben
oanife eu. luib. airte. 8 ben title llge
boloes iammeiteos islsenoe Wsosr:
6tartOrsoas: Ailen9uostien ite meo
Nltersaus ST. j. 9aHsireoag: Jor.
miooassguosrieneite 81. 1o5. 6or
8doiteous sueot mnsnoe uiboloes Raa.
Tteoag: 6ejmesie 5sitguoslienei.e 81.
105i acknowledgements 81. y 2oeu
8aaiteoag; aitensuostieue e ST. j.
Baftor 6aralo Semen preoifer.
Oct %iaouanlige l~lngoomsmsos
bos gaitor 6aralo SEMEN ailpies iOr
fsrftommenoe Gnsoa9s geotomneno E.
9et n9lte er bernmmel iii Oneoag eiter
8aaite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-30

0anmdrts 5pffetdL 6ra
Statsns ftatiitiffs Bureau az uoitnot
en- forelg6ig Weooelelie ON Reiultaz
terne df Den fer I qnnoet BEN l. 5eDt.
aT6ofbie 5offeiefin9.
6ooeorefultatet er, al 0aHmarf III
tGaer 2,447 al Dlennsftsr eGsr 1904
pr. abdoratmil; I 1901 boe6e pad Def
nubqrenoe 9erritorium en- Boltes
mqnqbe af 929 1000. b. b. +. 1880 pr.
&%oooratmil, idoleoes at 8efOltnings.
t4t6eben I 2sbet af De 100 @ar er ite'
act til OBJ imop bet 3~soobbelte.
Silbqfiten / be fibfte II Aar par
100 gennemInitlig anrlig, betpoelig
mere eno / 5000 O,99) og ogiad
! Fterre enb Qarbunoreoets 1ilp9tif.
Tom er 0,97 psf. gennemInitlig aora
ligt; ben iterIte 5ilp9fit bar | 1916
80: Ill; ben minoite | 1801-04.
1884 psf.
Meo 6enf1n til 5iloetiten inben.
for 2anbeis 0oneobele melem be Il
ibfte 5a0inger iful dnferes, at SD
benbapn meo 6reoeritsberg og Suno'
b1erne iteg fra 381, 682 til 476,87t
eller meb 24,9 psf.
De II itsrre proDins6per pat
ober 10000 Mennefter fteg fra ITO,
1876 iii 224 ,351 eller meb life minbr
enb 43,6 PCT. | be II 4ar. De min.
bre asbitebsr og be TO 5unoelsplab.
fer talte I 1890: 196,901, / 1901
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-30

9anft &binberdao bar fro
5ormanoen for bet international,
&pinoeraao Mrs. SeipuQ mootaaet
Undertaking ON. at Der MI sr natios
male aoinoeruao / fslgsnbe Stater:
De foreneoe 55iFtater. aanaoa. mi
lam. Soerrig, Storbritannien og Srs
lonb. 8anmart, pzSpbs@ales, 6ols
Lamb, Rp= 3eelano. 3asmaniea,
S6peiB, 5talien, 5ranirig.
0an'f 9Oinoeraao bar nebiat ct
Pre%sieuobals, ION itaar / 5orbinoelis
meo BET internationale apinoeraabs
Presieuobdlg, Der bar Meolemmer /
ale be opennRpnte 9anoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-30

9ebersgape. Qrbejbsqipers
mes lllpttesfor1tring bar peO Rtoats
tor Spffer / 9ege tilitiaet Wurets
Ipeno 9. Gbr. 6sreniens Gnfe en-
5aoersgabe at SEQ ar. / Qnleonin9
af Den reiolute og rosb9roige 6annz
ling, bborDeo 6enoes Wanos miIteoe
9ipet ben p. Qu9uit 1900 paa as8e
@aso9rt. Serenien omtom ION BE-
tenot nnoer 5orieg paa al reboe en- an
ben Mlano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-30
NJ nIeneu

hrs. ". 6. paads Milienery
Opening ben 80. 1Rdrts, ID Qpril.
aue oanite 0amer ere uenligt inbbuoie
til at oeItase.
De imutteite patte iiuOe8 bos Nrs.
VI. 6. 0nnd.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-30

SernbdneuInffe. Gtenbrns
Der peoer 2arien peb 5atse Citation
9, Der for nogle 4ar iioen TT beqge
2jnene nRiten eoeldgte peo at faa E.
Club aruot op / ginene Deo Stels
Ipr9ngning, er bleben obsrtBrt al IN
Mlaitine Deb 5otse citation 9. 6e=
Deoet bleb fulofGnbig tnuit, iaa 6ietz
men aso I'D, oa ban bleb trutfet frem.
Den ToruiqifeOe efietloDer fig 9uitra
og 8 utonfrmereoe 8Brn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-30

Wormonerne. Gn Mano pao
benbeo 70 Qar og fem un9e qi9er
bleb forleben Qften 81. 10 oebte al e.
Mormonpr9it / Qaen peb 3anoerss
Itolernes gaoeplaos. gr9iten buf=
teoe Dem neo gennem et 6ul / 5ien. De
bar tun ifert HatlinneD.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-30

SEND IKE PENCE, hvis De bon
linden 400 ME fra Mime apoils.
send o. aistte Advertisement, og VI
vii sende Dem den steel RANGE
De MATTE yHlge, Vol Fragt, q. o.
D., med Ret Ill at uudersoRe den
paa nermeste Fra gtdepOt, og hvis
DE finder, at den e fuldstHndiR TIL
fredsstiiiende. netop som a~nktfet,
den viluncerlig ste Ware for Pen
gene, IA god som Ran es I'll den
dobbelte Pris, betal da JeTnbanebe-
tJenten vor specielie Pris OF FraRt-
prisen. Hvis lie har noget al I'd
sltte paa den. elitr hvis De like TN
dar AZ dan ~ dan EEaafa ag
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-30

Oct nbe StatsbibGiotel
/ 4arbus faar en- meget amelia
Samling Bigger. Oct tgl. 9ibliotei
/ 8sbenbabn afgioer iaaleoes til aar.
rus gibliotet 100000 8ino, BERT
blanbt ale oanite Bigger, Der ere no
TONNE / bet Iioite 4arbunoreoe o9 be-
til tommer snobioere 4orbus 9atin=
Itoles gibliotet % Stiftsbibliotefet
Iamt ben Reqenburqite SnmIing."
ialt $1,000 8inb. enbbioere Ct Der
uoii9t til, at 4arbusbibhotetet gen
mem en- 8epiain9 paa 6indnsIoben
bliper tat / Stdno til at uotoge. bpao
bet maatte bare 8rug for at De ca.
10000 gino. Der tilbBrer QGieielifa=
bet .Qtben9um" / asbenbdbn. 8etts
Selitab oil nemlig paa @runo At. 81
Mleolemsantaaet fpiroer bstpoeligt. L
fig ngoiaaet til at oplpTe zig / inoepas
renoe 4ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-30

On ung banft Manb a I
ben / 3ronsbaal. 9nrlpqe 8.
Meper og 5rus bar BAIT ben Sora. al
Otres al0Ite Son Qlfyeo. iom bar De-
taget ! ben Ipoafrifanite arig pan
9oernes SIDE, er faloen for en- enqeiTt
augle. Den unoe Mlano bleo tun Is
4ar gammel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-30
DanlllarR.

go Mars 8orgeriubtI9um
feireOes ben Is. W2arts af 6anofes
moger q. 8onnemann / M1iooel'd1t.
9unoFtemaser gonnemann er feot
/ 9ogsnie ben 26. Suli 1916. 6an er
altIaa M lige peo De IS Oar, men ban
er ftaoig raft og rerie og Oirtfom peO
fit 6aanOOGrt, iamt Oeo Garpning al
Stino.
Subilarens 5aber bar febt / gdm=
berg (gapern) og MOOeren i Sahien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-30

billigste for Pengene, beh5yerD Do ike at modtaee den,
OK vi betaler selY Fragten baane from og tiibage.
TILBUD ON FRI UEDERs0GELsE for at srtte I'm
liver, der har isiade at kobe en- sfor Steel Range,
island til az bedomme, hvor meget man kan spare we'd
stkJ6be en- AZ wore steel Ranges, har vi gtort dette
1ilbud ON Fri undersdRelse.
A~NGAAESDE FRAGTEH Fragtprisen VII andrags
I'll omtrsnt sl5 80 for SO Mile. stbre og mindre Afstan
DO 1 forhold dertii- Fragtprisen er meRet lille sam
menliRnet med den store Prisbesparslse paa OWEN
Nor Katalog sendee frtt.
VI HAR SOLICIT nere Steel Ranges flor end allie de
andre hAndiende tiiEAmmen Grunden dertil er, at VI
Fsiger DEN BEDsTE RANGE, der err tiisslgs iMinnea-
polls, som Tusinder vii bevidne. der bruger dem. oa
VI saiger dem bnliRcre end andre forlanger for mindre
code Ovne. Disse Ranges er like noget nyt Expert
ment med os. "a vi har soigt dem / over 10 Aar, og DE-
at wore KUSDER. der har benyttet dem lRngst, rosel
dem NEST. Vi vi gaFanters dem baAae hvad Arbeide
skikeise og Form Angaars hvis den fkke er fuidt nd
tilfredssttlendei vii VI tage den tiibage og retufners
HHuENna
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-30

9ind Misfionen. 5rl
8olpig meo 9srn og SRI. Glen Riel.
fen ey nnber g.. Dc. afrejit fra aina ii
9anmart meo 9ampitibet gQnnam"
Wlan oenter Dem bjemme / Slutnin-
gen at Qpril eler / 8egpnoeIisn a
Mai.
9aftor golnig refer nGppe fra Gi.
ma, fgreno Der er tommen nogenlunbr
3o Deropre.
SRI. Nielisns 9iemrejIe er ftet sftsl
2e9eas Raap.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-30
30 Cons Grts 0n1 Sagen.
$4,000 Gtert Sogn.
Settle CT ct prortiif neutrality-suspicious..

M-. 8. 3. 6aop. President of the Cady Lumber Co. /
Cmabo. -. G. gllmer. pot bdtnOt uGs Ye9nei Colorado Oa g90omin9
for fin 5orbinoeie mo fore 6outlQ nOr; 6n. Srbt Raibs monaes
aari9 5tatmtfet omaB. O9 9O6u 9. anor. iioisee 8raftbeaprer
for 6uoabps Packing Company, er be betnoei9fe gsfprclim,
Tom er ilmmeniat at prattis Dline. Ho8 30 retnia9smGno meo mon5es
aarie erfarin9, Mpub, Der bar bait mrO fore neutrality-suspicious.
at gore.
&c bar lat oews 9snee bette 5orstGs noe. % bet er 9arauttret al
leonoe Mineeiere Colorado.
gmbeosmoaoene bo The Limonite Company amer Oct for ct
pratti Jorretnings= 5Outaaeuoe, o. naOr aorerne bette eano er aab.
nebe, oil oct frembrinoe ior 4Riaioners 9eroi erts.
aioen til at tebe athsr ct gQinsiOuda9enOe e, naar Def Issf er
fartet, meoens atielne tlbpOs iii Lap pris.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-30

@ufbbrDttap. 9orsOag ben
28. Wiaris funbe 5obafsfabrifant,
9irett6r for MiooelFart Spdretasis
e. Sailing bOIbe @ulO6rpaup meo fin
anpen 9uitru, (. 0ttofen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-30

Den npeairfs 9obsa9er.
Gil ben pdat9ntte ,npe 3irte | 5obss
aaer er Der | Gslge n5olftebro aDis"
til Dato tegnet ca. 5000 ar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-30

9oppsrne. 5 5slse Demo
traten" er Der forefalbst ct mt 3il-
fqloe At Stopper / 9anosbpen Sang-
itrup, 2 MiI g}oro for @reraa.
- ; Runoers er fonltateret et mt
9oppetilf9loe at let art. gatienten,
en- Stone, iom tioli9sre bar beboet c.
toppeimittet 9us. er brast til 9a8arets
tet tiaigemeo fit Barn; Barnet er ittt
angrebet at Spgoommen.
= 6sIge .9renaa @pis" er Der
tOnItateret ct 5ilfelbe at 9%srnetopper
/ @renaa. Spgoommen er taget unber
oHentlig 8ebanolin8.
s @renaa sr Der tor n&oppeangit"
% 99gerns bar traplt mep 9aeeina=
ton.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-30

aBrfetsufptfe. 0a @adro=
eier og SogneraaosformauO 65riiten
Nielien, @luO, og g~darbejer g. Ses
renIen, Stub, forfeoen tgrte til 5ors
iens meo ct 24s Spin, bleD 0eitent
ftp for SuelsminOetoget og p0ltebt
8oensn, bOorpeb beggs Manb fuIteocS
ub pan @apen. Gbriiten Ntelien bler
Operfsrt df M9lteoogn, Der tom fro
ben moofatts Sios, og bleD iaa baorot
fDaftef, at ban osoe paa Steoet. 60
renIen Flap msb nogle minore aD9iteli
fer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-30
A Ground Floor Proposition.

Gor at foritafft fsre aoptal til at fr.e 5nnslsn % paaftDnoe
arbeioet tlbposr ri - 900 ahpr al %6Ompo9niets G5isatoner, bGro
sl.00 a 12t tr. atte,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-03-30

WQrbifntot 6unb | en
Sernbdnetupe. 9a en- 6ejsr-@
f%tuaeuoe Gmbsosmanb ira aOloiug
fOrleOen Dag ptloe reiIs meb Sltogst
til Geben6apn % / ben @Hleoning iteg
ino / en- lite 3f.s aupe, fanot ban
efterlaot I oenne TO fO9re og ianos
fpnligois meget ba~roifuloe @ulDringe;
ndonliq ben enc par / ben @ra0 6eIat
meo 9idmanter, at 9eroien efter en-
tilitebebprenoe aenoers ubfdgn
minoit pilDe anbrage 1000 &t.