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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-27
HIGHLAND.
June "a, 1901.

1AOk 41AfA\As
June "a, 1901.
Misses Anna and Grace Redkey
left last Wednesday for an extended
visit with their sister, Mrs. v. Smith,
in Belvue, KY.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. E. Smith are visit
ing the latter's sister in Columbus.
Misses Georgi anna and Jessie Fer
guson are guests of friends in Bloom
ington this week.
Mrs. o. A. Dowdy, after spending a
couple of weeks with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. g. r. Pensyl, has returned
to her home in Columbus, Friday.
Mrs. James Fullerton and two
daughters, of Greenfield, are guests
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Moore, west of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Adams, of Chill.
licothe, were visitors at P. o. Daugh-
ters and family, on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Saunders arrived
home Tuesday of last week from Rome,
New York, where Mrs. Sanders has
been taking treatment for cancer, for
some weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell are
visiting their children in Cincinnati,
and will attend the Pan-American
before returning.
P. o. Daughters, wife and son at
tended the K. of P. memorial services
in Greenfield Sunday.
Miss May Edwards, who has been
visiting friends in St. Louis and Chic,
ago, since last fall. joined her mother
in this place last week.
The old store room on Main street,
owned by G. w. Woodmansee, and
one of the oldest buildings in town, is
now being taken down and removed.
Mrs. E. B. Savage is improving the
appearance of her home by the addi-
tion of a front varanda.
A very interesting program was
rendered at Children's Day service in
the M. E. Church Sunday a. M, clos
ing with good collection.
The fourth quarterly meeting for
Highland Circuit will be held in this
place, Saturday and Sunday, July
and I. The w. F. M. S.will hold their
regular quarterly service at half past
2 o'clock Sunday.
The Junior League will hold a pub
lie meeting Sunday evening, June 30,
at the M. E. Church. Miss Carrie
McMullen, of Hillsboro, will deliver
an address on the junior league work,
and Miss Mora Harsha will favor the
audience with number of selections
on cornet.
The Cohn Mansion was the scene of
a select crowd of ladies Wednesday
evening, June 10, guests of Miss Cohn.
The occasion being progressive Pc
dro party. The house was beautifully
illuminated and decorated; flowers
being in profusion. There were six
teen participants occupying four ta-
bles. The ladies assembled about
dusk, and after ,salutation and intro
ductions, the game began. Those
present were Mrs. Geo. Rapp, Mrs.
Ralph Mathews, Mrs. Mary Morey,
Mystic Sammons, Pearl Robinson,
Pearl Stump, Autha, Alice and Kate
Rapp, of Sabina, Mesdames Frank
King, Fred Pavey and Miss May john
son, of Leesburg, Mrs: DR.. Stacey and
Mrs. Elizabeth Edwards, of Highland.
The game progressed merrily until IL
O'Clock when an elaborate luncheon
was served in four courses. There
we're two prizes competed for; the
first being handsome dresden china
fruit dish, the BOBBY prize china
olive dish. Miss Autha Rapp captur-
ed the first, and Mrs. E. A. Edwards
the BOBBY. The affair was very en-
joyable occasian. The evening being
delightfully."- spent by all present.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-27

sl.50 the round trip to Cincinnati
via Hillsboro Railroad, on July 8, 4, s,
8 and 8. Tickets sold on July and 4,
limited to July s, inclusive; tickets
sold on 8, 8 and s, limited for final re-
turn July l3.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-27

FARM FOR SALE-l25 acres, well set
in grass, watered entire year, fine ma
tural drainage, good fencing, large
outbuildings, large brick dwelling,
turnpike, I mile to shipping point.
Possession after harvest or in fall.
Inquire at this Office.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-27

Did the Best She Could.-Loaise lin
surprisee"You don't mean to say
Grace Pretty married millionaire
old enough to be her father? Good
graciousi Why did she do such a
thing ?" Muriel-"Why, she couldn't
catch one old enough to be her grand
father"
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-27
United Society and Christian En-
deavop Annual Meeting,

Cincinnati, Ohio, July to 10. Tick
cts sold July 5, 8, 7 and 8, good return
ing until July IA. One fare for the
round trip. Extended return limit to
August 81 for an additional payment
OF 30 cents to Joint agent at Cincin-
natl. 'n fs{ a's y. 49,,
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-27

Danger, disease and death follow
neglect of the bowels. Use DeWitt's
Little Early Risers to regulate them
and you will add years to your life
and life to your years. Easy to take,
never grippe. w. r. Smith & Co.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-27

Energy all gone? Headache?
Stomach out of order ? Simply case
of torpid liver. Burdock Blood Bit
tiers will make new man or woman
of you.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-27
RInQ Out.

Everything goes here with ring
and snap. Anything in our stock
that moves slow is disposed of at once,
and quick sellers take its place.
i, Our line of handy articles for the
kitchen is particularly interesting
just now, such as Ice Cream Freezers,
Gasoline Stoves, Refrigerators, Gran
iteware of all kinds. For that matter
there is nothing in our line that we
don't carry, and whatever we carry is
full and fair value for the money
asked for it.
We haven't space to speak of articles
in detail, except to remark that our
Wear will wear because it's Hardware.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-27

Noless f Coffman and Cora d Nc
Guilty..
John Nave and Ella L Crawford.
Clyde F Glaze and Bessie e Pinker-
ton.
William Brown and Jessie Nc
Donald. sa
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-27

Pupils at normal school and Others
can secure great bargains in tablets
at Bowles Il Co.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1901-06-27

Fourth hof July will soon be here.
stabler Bros. will have the largest
display and the lowest prices ON Fire
works in Hillsboro. $3.50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-13

Wano peb Qabn pierce, Der falot | ct
ga9bolo en- DAG og fanbtes Itrpfielia
ltml9itet meb afitaarne qemmer. R9is
% gren. Gn al asnoiba 0anIferne.
}. 81. Senisu. Der oaiaa tom iuno
d friif tilb0ge. par Dem en- trofait
aammerat. Den femte Raeine Mans,
5barles 6artman. forblep / San
Sranciseo. bDor ban fanbt en- grooer
ban lite hapos let / % 4ar, og Iom MI
oriper en- 5otretninQ Der.
C5olfets Qpis).
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-13
Mnbefaling.

Seq snlfsr bermeb al iiltenbeaioe
min fulOltanOigs 9ilfrsbsbso meb
Sbmditinen oOanltersn", iom ise for
nogen 3io IioeH ts6ts gsnnem 0aniib
eutb. Yubl. 9ouie. Den ger spbt Qrs
bejoe os sr en- soo oe binig Sbmas
time. Tom ieg lite tdgsr | determining
at nnbsfals til bOem Iom bellt. Der
maatts tr9nge til Ell fdaban.
5. Sen n. 6eoar Gaas, So.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-13
Dailillark.
5ahitf &uin0ers WtisliOnss
ar6cjoc.

8 Str. 9agblao" frioes fra oenne
@rbqosmart: .&pinoelige Misiion5
arbeioere" bar / ben ienere lib opta.
get en- M, lille 9erning paa Risions-
marten, nemlig / Snoien, bpor Ri iaa.
Isbes faar Dor treble 4rbeiosmart.
@or ferite par ION betenbt ,@rme=
MEN. % at 6erren forunoerligt bar
belf9net oenne 9erning bar |Iittcrt o9.
ret um~istenoeligt for munqe. Qr6ejs
BET oerneoe gaar itaoiat fremao %
uDpioes. tattet p9re ban. iom bar
oobnet tit 5olfs 6jerter Der i 9aas
mart I'll at Dire for Sageni
Cnobioere optog ri / 5oraaret 4r=
feioe blanot palafinas aoinoer.
hbor s. SO. u. b~ioraqer til at ftet.t
5ru Mlariu 5sDers 9{isiionsbirtIon on
beo blanot aoinoerne oerTteos.
s Snbien unoer6olot Di / 5ior en-
lille gi9e beo Qaon ,GTt6er", men
mobtog / 9inter 9aoitabet ON 6ens
rs Orb. DUN ogne elao / 5roen %
rioneoe Iaa %frinooigt ON I'm 6relier
for fine Imua aammerater. at 10 al
bisIe peo benbes 8eo oq 3gosleie
bleO punone for &ri'tus. ri bil m
gerne u~nosrbo.ee en- a Disie 10 imad
Bigger / ,eitteys" STD. 3iaige bar
ii oore bos MisHonar 9srreiens !
G%untbaliitan optaget ct Barn; beg9e
oisie fmaa Yiaer taates unoerbolote
At 6. 20. rs 8grneforening Dag
srp Rr. a. Del 4rbeioe, Tom oi
nplig bar 6egnnot / Snoien. og iom q
I Dag gerne pil ggre q. 81. Us Meos
ltmmsr betsnot meo. er / ,8oratpur4
(oet ~noroOeitlige Snoien). @i 6ad6sr
Der for 5remtioen Al tunne un0ers
holOe en- 6~inoufDtnoe. Tom bar en-
StOle for 80 Smaapig.r. = Gn Tar.
troenbe 3enanasU1ifionGr / Gorafs
pur ~Itriper fpl9enoe DIN ,2atti", iaas
leoss fables bun:
49,. 6or nosle 9(ar iioen BIZ
fsgte en- Risiion9r .Qafsi~s 3enana;
bun larte at I9Ie o9 fit frsnfOr II
Gnan9eliet at tenoe, men tea Den
Gang fun imoo Sano6eoen meo 6orz
itanoen. SUB tog imioIertio 9ase
paa ben Sab. iom par neolagt. % iaa
ftste BET en- 9ae, al 6enoes Ssn blso
meget ibg. 6ortoiplet dnradbis bun
FINE beoenife 0uoer ON 6irlp, men
uoen 9ptte. 9aa ben 5io beTgqte en-
t~riiten abin6e 6enoe. ca oa 6un IA
bsnoes Reo, iagoe bun: a9ar 5e
olorig prs0et at beoe til ZEN Guo,
ION Dc er bie0en unoerpiit om2"
.Gei." iodreDe bun. men nj Dil ieg
forIg9e oet!l" = Saa blo be iammen
for BEN lnse Ssn. - 5eberen forlob
BAN. co ban bleo raft. = 8eite obtrs
bsDiIte 2atti. og 9pfet trongte ino /
6enDes Sipl. gpIte Sang, 13enanaz
Wisfonaren bsiggte benoe. meboelte
Fun benoe ben glade 91beo. - s pe
8 Qar. 9atti bar nQret ompenot, e
bun tenoelig pofset / 4aaben bun bar
bet tnreite Qniigt. oa ieg OeO, De
nilOe elite 6enbe, DIN De FAC benoe!
6un bar lint mesen 5orfelgslis, iiRr
fra Manoens She. Gn DAG, ba ban
after Triangle ino pua 6eaoe o. Ipurgie
boorfor bun life DifDe Hippo I'm noe
Sro. ipareoe bun: o0u fan are btt
mig crab on oil; men nit 6ierte fan
ou lite foranoye!" Seq er 9Th
osO at pibs. at De BIT avbsioe % beoe
for a9atfi", itdar Der e%nopioere grez
ret, bun tranger faa meget til 5ors
bpm"
9Qre Ssitre, maa 6erren I riat
W2aai uogDoe 5or6ennens Qano oeeT
os, Iaa hi Of 6iertet ian nsbbeoe Bel
fgnelie ogida obsr benne fife Ger
ming, Fulot fot1isIeoe ON, at hi ifal
fefe / i'm 5iD. iaafrsmt ii life for
Taoeril
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-13
9anmarts giationaiformue.

s fDite 6efte at ,,0anmarts Gul.
tur Deb Qdr 1900 bar 9ontor6ef 6.
MeDer TtreDet en- Qrtitel ON De etonoz
mite o9 i~ociats 5orbolO / 8anmarf.
Mso 6enibn til Acknowledgement OPP
Infer ban bl. a. at I Wioten at 80'erne
ForetOgss en- OpgereIie, bporbeo Der
dnIattes til en- Iamlet 09roi al oms
trent 81 Miniarber Str. Prof. Jalbss
9dnfen, ION foretog Spgsrel1en, bar
omtring 1890 msnt, at ben muatte
fottes noget l%aDere. forbi Der Ill
3roDs for 6remgnng / grpbuttionens
ODeritub oper 5orbruget bar en- iii
bagegang | be penqe uDtrntte Bar
bier foranlsDisst Oeo qrifernes Neo-
gang.
Gormuen foroeler fig pua feleenot
6opebpoiter: Weia. 8r,
Gfopene ca. 15C
De bprfeoe Sorber 216e
2onobrugsbpgninger $50
Snbre gpgninger paa 2anoet 185
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-13

Gn peienlig Rebgang bar funest
Steo / be oprteoe 3oroers @eroi.
Op9srelien isgte at ani0tte Den
99roi, be baDoe ION 9rpouttionss
miboel % 9rugsgenitano for Gieren,
% git uo ira De pda oenne Balls lore
tdgne 5a%rationer. Gn Sgnoe 6arts
torn (meo 9pgninger, 9eiatninq d
5%nbentar, men mso 5raorag at 5ien=
ben. iom oerfor er opfsrt iom en- lar
tiff 9of) anIRttes til en- 9aroi al n.
10000 Gr. 4ntoqer man. at 0eoz
gan9sn / @9roi CT ca. 400 9r.. niloe
BETTE reprGisntere en- 3eoQang / II
iamleoe 9anobrugsbgroier At ON
trent i Miaiaro aroner. Mulia III
oette Reiultat anores nn9st req osn
5etpoelige 3ilp9tit al 9,eaturbeiai
linqerne.
4aa en- WRn1oe 9mrGaber er Scr
nuea ootIet, T. Gts. neo D faite Gitn=
CONNIE / 9lerne, 6a~noelsfaaoen q
5ernbanenettet.
Den parlamentariite Sfattetom
mission anilog / 5ior Rationalfors
nusn til omtrent I Mi1iorbey 9rez
ner.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-13

9eroens 6orbruQ q 8ul
3ar / be ienere Mar bGret umaabeli1
teri. 9sr Iorbruqes M aarlig 430
uligiouer 9ubitmeier Sui ON 4aret.
Uleo ct iaabaui 5orbru9 pil man ptO
Slutningen al bet 200e 9arbunortoe
bare optaget 43 U}iaioner aubitmeicr
Sui At Soroens StgD. Wian bar pa
iaast. at @ualanos S%ul9ruber oil
rare temie ON 2e0 @ar. "a ION be-
tenoi bar man M begDnbt al bearbels
b 9inGs magiiae auaeier. Der er be
9oelig iterre enb e~nglanos.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-13

for en- Maaneb, iost bun looeoe al
ienoe BET otforoerebe 9elsb bper Waa=
NED. Der git imiolertio flers Maa=
neoer. uoen at q%leiefuOeren bsrts no
oct. Qrbeiosmdnoen. Der lite iaa flo
/ Stano til at bape Barnet uoen Be
falling, 6enpenote ia oerpaa til sat
.iao9ienet. 5attigbGisntt bar osreftcr
6enbenot ia til 4mtet % anmobei
bette ON at %refunoere uogifterne peo
9arnets 6orIsrqelie. 4mtet bar To-
bel at tage iig at Den lille. men bar be-
99ret 5orber optaget Tor ON muIia
at itane alarbeo / oenne mDItilte III
fare.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-13
Sofu TAFT.

Sra Stoten. : en- Stole
Jrenaoeanen forefaIot forleosn Isl
Isnoe puoiiae @pifooe: en 6 a p,
liars 8rtnq tom liot for tent til
5fottn. gaa 9artrens Spsrqsma1l
IN, bporfor ban tom ior tent. ~ipareoe
93n greoeaoe:
- So, Tor min lille Softer sr orut
net.
- Gr bin lille Ssiter orutnet2 io9-
De gGreren.
- Sa.
- Gr bun od ogo2
- So.
Ia 9areren tpioleoe tibt, ipurg.e
5an paa m:
- 4un0e bun Da lie ielp aad
6iem2
= 60. lp6 Sbaret.
8an lille Qioe baooe 9anIte riat,Q
1aret / 9anoet. men pa BUN islp funoe
laa bism. bar Del bel lite iaa ilent.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-13

Gn2rbtfeiL : en- qrtifel ON
Grptftil / aNaiioHaltiOenoe~ foriGls
les:
Den Tor lnnait 6eniopeoe ,gsrstis
5enbe" 6aboe en- sang en- fts 0ms
6ratterieil. Oct omtalts 0ooes s..
Uerfno", Der par bleoet opisrt / Mu.
Ftforeninqen. % iaaos ON BET: DE
%'terbaanoen piier ia ira ferit til iioit
= ben ooiale ca initrumentdle lI6s
tr1tsmaobe % 3lnngitm6eD. / be 9bis
tor "a Gfteitorpsr % UlGltemo9.
d BET Il lie Dem aIe iommen, Der
9ar 81ab I'll at boloa en- 0ris I'm
5ommeren." 0enne Gris tunoe an
taqes sfter Anmeloerens Menine al
pare / Siyb til At e%ritatte WuTffo,-
,ninosns 9oncerter / ben muiitiaitigt
Sommertio. Wlen bet par 5rntfeils-
oi9pslsn. Der bapb, giort et uolmin6t.
fig beloigt Sup peo al Iammenblanes
Ulufianmeloellen og en- 4riiieI on
GanoarbeiDeres neiiomme 9ebemaabe
tbi ON esnn, beo BIT: ,g1noarb,is
oerne er tarDsliQe. ngjiomme. drbejos-
itGrfs. 8t fpiier 5eot,brgo % Or
tsiterDirlninaeT, rsr alorie innss iea 9.
men lissiom u0ipranQHs At inore leo-
renbi16e0.@
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-13
Gn oDgtig gogbinOer
ian faa iiabist Arbeiee hos
DANISH LUTH. PrBL. House.,
Blair. 9eb
SnSolQ.

80 iss agtsr at teiie til osn np aOloui /
7antbo. Oregon bpot iss bar tebt saub. sr
MT 10 aar 9omlt dairy til Solss. beiiaa
tnot Of l. Rssr % alt 5ilbebsr. eanoet er
Ieiet men Der st tlselig @tasaaus ON Com
meren os 30 Tor gutsten. g'isn sr %
oaars oaslio, rus oe wsbIer fan meb
'sl9s IN narmere tuOerrtinius beoes man
II beupsnot is I'll mis- itrifll;s eler munot.
tis. :. y. MELLON.
N.n. gel. Wef Snperlnr. g9is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-13

2en pQflQWeHIQIINe SIQtttIoIIl-
mission anilog / 5ior Rationalfor=
nuen til omtrent I Wiiqiarosr 9rcs
ner.
Snna WicOOrlelier.
8e gamfe Retterftebe.
Beb 6o6ro opferer mar me 4rbeiosr=
5Oli9er pda Den iaatalbte Ratterbatfe
6oor / gamle 2age 6or6rneerne bleo
5Gngte. 6Oorefter bsres Qsaeme par
%tereoes. @eo l1osraoninqeu paa Ylae-
Zen Ear man NJ funbet Ell Del 6ul=
er, ca. u Qlsn o95e. Yaa 8uneen
# oisie laa Sui, b~srefter 9liie % Taa
5oro. Oct antages al pare Grao
teoerne for U2isoaoerne, hbis 9e9e=
ner sitsr StraHens 5%ulObpr0elie q
olebne brGnote.
9ubiG9um. Soqrepr9it 81.
.olai Meper / Gerteminoe feireoe ior-
,eo,n tit p Qars Subilaum ienl
Qrait. 6an biz pcre pei tenot al
mango 6adoe ION 5oyfattsr % Scr
taler At De mango gooe 6iiiorier / Der
inore Misions 5ioenoe.
Qr6ejoerubiI9um n. WaH=
bag b, /. Suli fsirtos 5ormer @noer5
5cnien fit p 2(ars 5ubileum ioni
9r6sioer 9os 5a5ritant e. 81. 6f'4
Dele.
8gb8fafo. Murermeifer q.
3. 6anien. S%tore6eoinge, TT afgaaet
5eo 9soen ca. 50 Qar sammel.
Qfosoe Oreb en- eiter 6orbolosne Fl
5etpoelig Wurerforretning % par
mango qar et pirfiomt Wleolem al
Storebsoinge 6aanopartsrforeniHa.
aoptajn. tgl. 6oFfotoorof 9aaz
Qoam G6r. emil 6oblenbsrg er 81.
5aaet peb 8soen poa Garn!ions S1-
5ebus.
- aunfmoler 6enrit 9uopig Ga
tier er afgaaet oeo 9eoen 70 4ar Il.
On SenoagsffoIsfeft
Danmart. Gsnoagsitolsn / G.
5jerg foretog Forleoen en- llofiust II
Ribe. Era 9ansgaarosn fpaoiereDt
9srnene I Ct 4ntal al ca. 100 I'D I'll
glantagen, 6oor gtolen 1T ct mt
Banner inopet. Def er net meo
1ren ellie % uoitpret m.o 6oioe Gil
t%efnore. 9aa gannetets 5orIibe I
Der eperit til Denitre malet en- lie
neb en- Cliearen I Reb6et. msoeaz
Ssnoa5sfolsns W%onogram prposy
6igrnet til bgjre. Qsoerit paa Bar.
1eret finbss 5nitriptionen: o9oei
nine Gam. 5aneitangsn barer
5pioien Ct forg9lot aors.
Qtbbr0nbt6 fole. Qalbora
b. 2G. SUM. Sfrem Stole / Zfer
Dan 6erreb er gattsn til / gaar nts4
%brGnbt. Sloen ~opoageoes peo "a
5ioen, og pa itoo 6aabe Sfolebpgniul
ga Qaoe / fps cue. Greaturerns %
faa goot Tom aft Sno6o reOoeoss.
2Rreren par aasTsrer for Gognets
5parefasIe, bpis Sernpenge1fab DC
8sqer 6eodreoes I Sfolen. peaqeifa.
BET 6leD rebDet, men a1e popirsr re
gsgsr beorsrenbe Sparefasien 81
fporlsit forfpunbne. Sparetasfeinz
fpeftsren baDoe dnmelot fit aomme III
Ii Oaar, og 29reren ertl9rer, at bar
baDbe Frsmlagt aae papirer og So
ger paa 9agligitueborDst for at boos
cem beo 6adnben. Qae 9agligitue.
J mBblerne bleDe rebosbe, men ingsn bal
let noget til Sparetasiebsgerne. 2n.
rersn, bpis RaDn er $. 9. Ranum, q
anbolot.
st forIabt Barn. iii En-
Qrbeiosmdnb paa 0aitbeo Ggnen toT
Ii 1oraaret en- eleaant fgbenbapnii
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-13

en Gfefant 6anborss 3oolos
1iife 6aoe tube iofIeoen opereres for
II Spqoom / 6opene "a MATTE ierit
leospes. 6ertil anDeuotes Der 40
Sram Mlorfn % s SLATER Rum. iulz
.et mto Saitarin. U1en iaa ipp gGs
tst oQioa iaa qoot. at ri pdreoe tse
Let, ineen ret tom til 6agtsrnt
teen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-13

st forlabt Barn. iii en-
QrbejOsmdnb paa Haitbeo Ggnen tom
/ 5oraarst en- elegant f~sbenbapnif
Dame, Der bioite, at 5amilien Oiloe
antuge ct plejeburn. 6un bapoe
Barnet meD, angaO fig iom bets Moz
Der og fit bet anbragt for en- mouneoz
Zig Gum. 9un bstalte pleiepensene
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-13

Sra 9prspsrbenen. Gn
Muiiter / 0osnie bar / 5slge o5pna
Stiftst." en- aanariefuel. bbis guy
itddr I It 9in6ue mob 5oDen. 5ler,
0angs oagli9 bliper osnne 9anarie.
fugl bels9t ca mabel meb Qarper %
Wlp9 at en- bib 5ugl. er ginbuei
luftet, iogrer ben fremmeoe 6ugl mon
Ruoen, iHotil Der bliper luttet op.
Den laOer fig lite bortitremms, tent
MAI Here @anss bar sjOrt 5origa pao
at fanae ben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-13

sW Yrguenumre at p9aniferen"
lenoes irit.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-13

@uIbbrDIlup feirebes Der
%. SUM al 9eusrallsitnant 8. u. :
4aufmann % 6uitru, 9remerbus.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-13

5utssu zen rigtig Gld9sbrober):
,.6r. 9ere. Fl BET life IN 5rpffeiler,
mar Der iiaar: o6briitian ben 5ieroe
5aDbe blot ct 2ie." Sfal Der lite
ftaa: Ell blaat Ejs2~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-13

On 3rntfeiL . en- qrtiiel ON
Irpiftil / Northumberland foriGls
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-13

Qrbeiosrubit9um. WaHz
bag 3, /. Suli feireos 5ormer @noers
,5enien fit p Mars 5u6ileum ION
4r6siber 6os 5a5ritant e. U}. 6e's
/ 9eile.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-07-13

3ubttaum. Sogreprait ii
.olai Ueper / Gerteminoe ieireos ior=
le0sn tit % Qdrs Subiloum lem
Qref. 6an biz pere pei tenot al
mango baaos ION 5ovfattsr og Scr
tGIsr At De mango 9ooe 6iitorier ! Der
inore WisTons 5ioenoe.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-06-15
coulln,t wear shoes.

sulmpter. Ill, June Sl0th.--Mrss J. 3.
Flanagan, Of this place, a suffered
with dropsy for fifteen years. She was
80 very bad that for the last three
years she has not been able to wear her
shoes. She had doctoredt all the time.
but was gradually getting worse.
Last winter Mr., Flanagan, who waA
very much discouraged, called for some
medicine at Mr.. J. j. Dale's drug store
in Carrni. Mr.. Dale. persuaded him TO
have his wife try Dodd's Kidney Pills.
and he bought six boxes. His wife
used five out Of the six, before she was
entirely cured. She is now 81 sound
ana well as she ever q completely
restored to health. and free from any
symptom whatever OF dropsy.
TO la that Mrs. Flanagan is pleased
at her wonderful deliverance does not
half express her feelings. and b n
Flanagan are loud in their praises
81 Dodd's Kidney Pills, and Of Mr..
Dale for recommending this wonderful
remedy 10 them.
The fact. that Dodd's Kidney Pills
cured Mrs. Flanagan Of such q severe
case Of dropsy, after the doctors had
given hersup,Thas made them the mos
.talked-of remedy ever known u. White
rnIlnfv. 1@5b tta&5 45, 10y a l.R.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-06-15
Lex,.latare.

One of the noticeable features Of re-
cent legislation In Norway Is the tend;
ency OF members OF the storthing to ig-
more party lines and labor for the best
interests Of the country. Though the
question OF a separate consular service
a ~distinctively Liberal programme,
many Conservatives and Moderates are
ready with their votes and their inliu-3
ence to help the cause along. In the
rcent debates on the question Of ex-
tending the right of suffrage TO women,
some OF the ablest work was done by
leading members Of the Conservative.
party, notably. by Prof. Hagerup. Sew
eral Of his party ALSO voted for the
measure. which was raised and urged
by the party Of the left. The partial
elimination OF party lines in Norway's,
legislature has attracted much atten-
ton and created no little surprise in
other countries. Done Of the comment
ators find any fault, however. with the
idea that all parties should work to-
gether for the common veal.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1901-06-15
a Golden Cradle.

hENEE EEAE~ a.sE tAarag * j. ~ 49, aE.--f
According to the always-veracious
New York World, diligent search is be-
ing made in thorn, 9 little n q
Sweden, for a golden cradle. In 1870 e.
vessel, laden with costly Jewels. rare
furniture and other articles Of great
value, was wrecked near the island. The
inhabitants murdered the crew and took
possession Of the cargo, which COM.
prised, among other things, a,beautifuli
golden cradle. the gift Of German.
prince to the Swedish queen. Ulrica Eli
;enora. The booty was distributed. The
king sent i troop pf soldiers t the
island. with instructions TO bring BACK
all the treasure from the ship. The
ISLANDERS, however, concealed the treas
.ure so skilfully that the Soldiers were
Obliged to return home emptyrhanded:
More than once since that time royal
emuissariess from the capital have looked;
ana dug In al conceivable places. VOW.
every inch of.ground on the Sislandswhl.,
4if necessary, beSexcavated.ss Z