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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1901-11-28
FRIDAY. THIRTEENTH
UnIucky Conjunction For Paving As
sessment-Council Business.

The business before the city dads
Monday night at the regular council
meeting started off with the report of
the expert who inspected the boilers
at the waterworkS. He said, in sub
stance, that everything was lovely with
the exception OF bad case of scale. The
waterworks commissioner informed
the council that he had cleaned out
the scale. Later in the evening, when
the inspectors report was forgotten,
it appeared that part of one of the
boilers had fallen in since the inspec-
ton and orders were given tofix itup.
The city attorney reported on the.
petition of the Business Mems as
ISOLATION to reduce the city taxes on
the Novelty property. He said that
the law was against it but that policy
was i'm favor of it in case the contract
with the piano company is completed.
The question was deferred to await
further developments. Judge Hess
also reported the peaceable opening of
the Losey alley.
The civil engineer informed the
council that Laporte street is COM
pleted and ready for inspection and a
time was fixed for the purpose.
A batch of bills aggregating S403.49
met with approval and after deduct
ing that amount the city's balance in
all funds was found to be 81, 077.30.
Representatives of the Central Union
telephone company were present ask
ing the right to erect po,es in certain
alleys and streets for new line from
the south that is already constructed
to the city limits. Some fault was
found with the form of the applica-
tion and the matter was referred to
the street and alley committee.
The chairman of the committee on
streets and alleys reported several
walks in need of repairs, among them
being one in front of the Ewing
property east of Mayor JoneS'S resi-
dence. This drew out storm of pro-
tests from members and visitors pres
ent against the manner in which 'Lige
Stansbury is alleged to be farming
here in the city. 1t appears that he
uses the street adjacent to his property
for all manner of improper purposes,
such as storing vehicles and nipple
ments, boiling soap, butchering hogs,
cutting and piling wood, feeding and
milking cows, ct cetera, ct cetera, and
that his place is a general nuisance to
the neighborhood. 1t appeared furth-
tr that the damage to the walk re-
ferred to was caused by him in driv-
ing across it without reference TO alley
crossings. BY unanimous vote of
the council the city marshall was
directed to abate all the nuiSe noes
forthwith and to keep them abated, or
to commence prosecution.
The meeting closed with consid-
Grafton Of the report of the city COM
missioners on the North Michigan
street paving. They report that every
lot on the job is benefited and none is
damaged by the improvement. The
report was received and filed and the
commissioners were ordered to meet
Friday, Dec. ID, to assess the amounts
of the benefits to the several lots.
Friday the thirteenth was admitted
to be an .unlucky day, but supersti-
ton yielded to convenience by unani-
nous vote. This closed the session.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1901-11-28
Plymouth. Ind. November %, 1901.
LOCAL NEWS

Wood wanted at this Office on ST.
scriDtion.
Mrs. F. NJ. Manner has gone to South
Bend to spend Thanksgiving.
Mrs. j. NJ. Beetle and children
ito South Bend on a week IS visit.
Mrs. Harleigh Vanpelt went to
Chicago on a week S visit with friends.
Ms. Joseph Milligan went to Bour-
bon on a weeks visit with relatives.
A new telephone, number $50, has
been installed in the home of Dr. Bur-
ket.
Mrs. John Martin went to Logan
sport on a weeks visit with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. John McInery went to Indian
apolis to spend Thanksgiving with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Shillas.
Lincoln City, where the mother of
y ID OullCQ. lids III
cases of smallpox and is quarantined.
Mrs. @. NJ. Peltner went to Argos
to spend Thanksgiving with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs James Cross of
that city.
Dye B. Mee.>s, a pioneer of Pulaski
county, died at Winamac Monday
while unloading grain. He was 10
years old.
Saturday Nov. 80, is St. Andrews
Day. December l, 1901, is the first
Sunday in Advent and first in new
Christian year.
J. f. Prewitt, the leading merchant
of Plainfeld, was seriously injured by
the explosion of an acetylene gas
machine yesterday.
Miss Bertha Burton and her little
niece, Ruth Moore, have returned
home from long visit with relatives
i'm North Manchester.
The Wakarusa school troubles are
not yet settled, though the schools
have been reopened under the super
intendeney of new man.
Frank James, the once notorious
bandit, is appearing on the stage in
Indiana cities. Ee has small part
in "AcroSs the DESERT"
FOUND-One kid glove on night
Of 18th on Laporte road near Dan
Jacoby's farm Owner call at this
office and pay charges for this ad.
Samuel Fravert, one of West town.
ships well-known farmers, has sold
his farm and will move to Nappanee
to engage in business with his brother.
The bombardment of Colon has been
postponed until Friday. In the mean
time squad of American marires is
keeping the two contending armies
apart.
The merchandise act of 1901, re-
quiring notice to be given of sales of
stocks of goods, has been held con-
stItutional by Judge Brownlee at
Marion.
Mrs. Mary Phillips and little daugh-
ter, Lena, of Aurora, H., spent
Thanksgiving with her sister, Mrs.
Anna Holtorf and family, of North
Walnut street.
Andy Kiser, of Goshen, who is at
Elwood in the employ of WV. Hatch
& Sons, struck teamster on the head
Monda. with a pair of brick tongs
and injured him badly.
The rebellion threatened in
the Yukon by the Order of the Mid
night Sun is proving to be verit-
able bugbear to Canadian officials.
There was more truth than poetry in
the almost incredible reports first pub
lished.
One of the latest inventions of the
ingenious busy-body is paper skin
for sausages. So many liberties have
been taken with the interior part of
this particular article OF diet that we
felt the exterior envelope must be
safe, but it seems not.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1901-11-28

paz to spend Thanksgiving.
Mrs. John Beal and son John, went
to Hubbard to spend Thanksgiving.
Miss Alvin Meyers went to Kokomo
to spend Thanksgiving with relatives.
Misses Ella and Ola Heminger went
to South Bend tospend Thanksgiving.
Mrs. James Mckee and children
have gone to Inwood to spendThanks-
giving.
Mrs. r. NJ. Worthington went to
Mishawaka for a month S sojourn with
relatives.
Mrs. L. A. Shelton has gone to
spend Thanksgiving with her son in
South Bend.
Miss Harleigh Welcome, of South
Bend, will spend Thanksgiving with
Mrs. Durham.
Miss Tillie Hangar has gone to
spend Thanksgiving with her brother
in Donaldson.
Carl o. Kloepfer returned from
Ann Arbor, Mich, to spend Thanks
giving at hore.
LOST-A ruby set, on the street
neai the post office. Finder please re-
turn to this office.
Mrs. Geo. Fetters has returned to
her home in Canton after week s STAY
with VIM. McDuffie and family.
The Chicago livestock show next
week will be visited by number of
people from Plymouth and vicinity.
Mrs. Margaret Radigan went to
South Bend to spend Thanksgiving
with her son John Radigan of that
city.
Misses Oil We Cavnah, of Canton. o.
and Helen Myer, of Ashland, O., were
guests of Miss Della Oglesbee We'd
nesday.
Efforts to secure pardon for Alonzo
Powers, the Porter county murderer.
are regarded with displeasure at VAL
paraiso.
Mrs. j. w. Pritrhett has returned
to her home in Marion afterattending
the funeral of her grandfather, Henson
McDuffie.
Mrs. Henry Heiner and Mrs. C. L.
MillhouSe and children have gone to
South Bend to spend Thanksgiving
with their brother, Ed Housekeeper
and family of that city.
On account OF moving Samuel A.
Fravert will have public sale of all
OF his property at his farm 81 miles
northwest of Plymouth on Laporte
road Thursday, Dec. 5.
The infant child of j. A. Hess
which died at South Bend, was buried
at Argos Sunday. Mrs. Adam Listen
burger, grandmother of the child. is
,, with its mother at South Bend.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Westbury and
son John, and Mr.. and Mrs. George
Holdorf, of South Bend will spend
Thanksgiving with with Mrs. Anna
Holdorf and family of North Walnut
street.
Tuesday night IS Pennsylvania trains
from the east were delayed by snow in
Ohio. The train due here at sos D.
H., did not arrive until nearly mid
night and bore much snow and ice on
roofs and trucks.
The Union Thanksgiving service
will take place this morning at
1880 O'Clock at the U. B. church.
The offering will be devoted to city
charities. All are most cordially in
yited to attend. Union prayer-service
at the Reformed church at 100 D. M.
There are three business facts which
may be regarded as established, says
the Hartford Telegram that there is
no worthy article at reasonable price
which cannot be sold by the right kind
OF Advertising; that the newspaper
which, has large circulation is the
best medium of and that an advertis-
ment which isspecific and which quotes
the prices is the most effective.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1901-11-28
Notice.

This is to notify persons interested
that my wife Mrs. L. d. Watson left
my bed and board, Tuesday, October
g, 1901. | will not be responsible for
any bills that she may contr lct.
It'll l.. ID. WATSON.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1901-11-28
List of Unclaimed Letters.

Tie following letters remain un-
called for in the post Office at Plym-
outh, Ind, for the week ending Nov.
rs, 1901.
Bert Anders Warn Atoers
WIN Burget Master Joh n Ross
Ih0s Black Omer Barron
ID Hoover Chas McClinchy
Mason Hunt
LADIES'
Mr. a lice Stephens Mrs Elizapeth Blossom
a fee of one cent will be charged on
all the letters advertised.
Please say advertised when calling
for these letters.
J. A. YooKEY, P. NJ.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1901-11-28
Cbe UribMne.
HENDRICKS & CO., Publishers

Advertisements to appear in THE TRIB
UNE must be in before Tuesday noon to in
sure their appearance in the issue of thai
week
The age-herald., 1901-03-24
2 March 25 and 20 .
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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-09
ShleD= Sagcn cr cnOt.

8aibington, RoD. 7. - Gfter 6
Tigers Gorbsr og arposforbsr. en- lien
oeligbeo af @entageller oper 9lomiral
SdIeps Opfsriel BEN ipanite arig,
er aenoelien afgioet af 0ommeren af
bet foriamleoe aaao. 9. Is. 9emlp,
og lpoer iaaleOes:
Site 5ejgbeO, men en- 8atlen 0enz
iiet; lite irDgt for 5ienOen, men en-
W}angel pau Gnergi til at opIpge 5iens
ben; lite forintlig lllpbigbeo MOB Or
bre. men en- llnolabslie af 2pbigbeb er
alt. bOao Der tan iiges mob 4omiral
S6lep.
Som BET erinores, bleb aaabet neos
rat efter Sen. S6leps gnlte for at
imeDegaa 9eitpIoninger for 7eigbeb
og foriGtlig ulbbisbeb mob gione
Orbre, Der af Srigens 9iItorieItriDsr
bar inbrDttet | Ben BOG, Der brugtes
peo Setaoetternes llnoerbisning.
2lomiral S6leB ituar iaaleoes en-
iet for Be groperenbe geitbloninger, /
et6pert 5ilf9loe er ben gibet en- iaa
milO 5orm. at De life bersper BAN
bans 2Grs Iom Solbat og ariger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-09
1OOe Qlarg.
Sio1te 21yt.
q Sung G6augs 9po.

Peting. Nop. 8. - QurIaqen til
81 Sung G6angs 9pO ftal igges / en-
opriDenOe 5rGtte mellem BAN og ben
rasiiite Winiiter / Peting Mr. gaul
9esfar angaaenoe ben mani9urtIte
5rattat.
5or nogen 5ib iiben 6apbe Sapans
eeianotitab nemIig faaet fat ct ltb=
TAFT til 3rattaten, og unOer 9aaItub
al at Sdpans SnteresIsr ManI9uz
riet funOe lioe oeo 3raftaten, for
iangte Sapan nu. at 3rattatsn ifuloe
officielt forel9gges ale Wfagter til
llnoertegning.
De tineiite 8efulOma9tigeOe nag=
teoe at aabenbare ben8 Orblnb, men
Sapan fom ao Ompeje 6orbinbelfe
meo @nteoronningen felo og bun an
mobebe 81 Sung Gbang ON at faa
5rattaten unberte9net. 2i git oa til
2eS1or, men benne proteIterebe Iaa
9eftigt, at 81 tog biem / en- itertt
et8alteret SinOsitemnin9, fit en- 8lpbz
ming og ogOe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-09
5ranfri9 ug Sgrfiet,

&OnItuntinopeI, gloO. 8. : 5ran=
trig bar ferret en- fulOItanbig Sriumf
oper 3brtiet. Sultanen bar beiluttet
at gipe efter for ulle be frantic araD,
og Der er MI fun 6ormfpergsmaal til
6age. Saafnart Ois1e er orbnebe =
/ 2ebet af ct Bar 9age = bill 2Gbmirol
@aillaro forlabe Mitplene - og ber=
meb er benne celebre Sag Iaa enbt =
forelF5.s. 4
W}en M luer bet bet europeifte
Sbrti, hpor alt er / Oplgsnina, ba
StatenS Sbagbeb MI er tilfulbe err
tenot af Solicit.
S De frantic 8eting6 '.r, Der fful
opfplbes, finbes bl. a. Ben nmelie ON
0pbpggelfe af ale De Sirter "a &loitre
fom er blebne ebelagte 2lrmenien.
Cab os ie, ON be blioer opbDggeoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-09
IRA SfDa0eiiOcn.

Rpitenbe al auloe. Idmmentreben
/ en- arog uf en- life Stus, fanbies fpb
gsrn en- 2llOer fra Is Qdr til 13
Moaneber @uur uf llOienOinge fra
9ialpeforenineen Gbicago. Sneen
SIo, ingsn Mab, ingen Ruber gins
ouerne og 9oreliet ubeitriOeIig inups
Iet.
Wr. og Wlrs. Dennis O'2earb er
be ipD gerns 5or9lbre. 5aberen bar
paa @runb af Sbgoom lite oaret /
Stanb til al tjene bet tilItrettelige til
be mango 8srns unberbolb. Ulooes
rem lisser paa Soipiialet. Den albite
pige, Rellie, bar prspet. iaa gobt bun
tunoe. at tage fig af be minbite Ses
ffenbe og baobe for at beltptte benz
mob aulben b9ngt ct gammelt Stbtz
te 9uIOteppe op for be fsnoerilaaeoe
0inbusruoer.
politist blep unosrrettet ON Saaen,
ba Steoet bar bsj @rab Iunbbebss
furligt og 8srnene oil forbaabentlig
blipe flpttet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-09
SpOasct SammcniuGrgclic.

Wanila, glop. 5. - Gn Sdmmens
Ip9rgelis, Der babbe til 5ormaal at
mDroe belle ben dmeritdnite 9arniion
/ Uloncabo paa 2en 2u3on, 5ilippi=
nerne, er blepen opoaget, ioet en- 9us
itru til en- af be iammeniporne rsbeoe
Semmelig6f6tn bed al Ttiule enOpoas
seliesbetient unber 0uIet, bpor be
bolot oeres bemmeligeRaaoila oilagninger.
Wange df gens Gmbeosm9no er inos
oitlebe / Sagen.
pldnen par efter Wertets 5rems
6ruo at Itifte ct 6us beliggenoe n9r
peb Barutterne Yranb. Solbdters
ne Diloe iaa TONNE ub oa bi9lpe til
meb Slutningen, linens Ituloe De
TammenIporne, $50 / 5allst, bepGbs
nebe meo 9olos. itprte fig oper Bag
ten, fratage Dem beres gaaben og
oerefter ituloe aae iom cen Mano in
Oenfor @drniionen brGbes.
De opoage6e iammeniporne bleO
arreitereoe, og mango al beres regez
ringsfienOtli9e Dotumenter tonfiiterez
be.
5Orebrigt er 3ilitanoen alt onoet
enb frebelig pua gerne.
Oprsrite elsmenter finoes ober aft,
iom nu % oa girer fig llotrpt / Res
polutioner eller, bpab barre er. Gam
meniDargelier meo inigmorOeriite9ens
ii9ter.
General Smith bar orbret @enerdl
Gubtans 6uitru lanosforOiit, iom Sc
Der af Samar observation-disclosures. %
iom 9obebaariag til, at oisis nGgteos
at oOergiOs fig.
Gn StGrmpofel fanbt Stsb forles
ben meIIem en- 2tfoeling SpeiOere un=
Der 9ommdnbo df asitnant Gaujot,
en- Stare Sniurgenter. og oenne bleD
% al Oprererne or9bte, IT'S 9uie
bleD br9note. 5000 punb Ris og 1000
puno Yalan blep taget.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-09
@ni. Wic&inlcg.

@Or Nlartprz zpre1ibents bergmmes
lige 2ibsbiitorie af Wlurat Sal1teb, /
trebibe 2tur 4raiioentens perIonlige
Den, 5orfatter af 8orgertrigens Si>
ftorie, &ubas !9iiiprie m. m, er nu
farotg og faces OaniIb 2ulb. pub.
6ouie pau engelf og banit for fun
$1.50. Oet er en- fdnof9roig 8eretz
ming pm Morbet, s Oebens Stbgge,
9ortgang, 8egrabelfesceremonierne,
tillige meo bans Sertomf, Drengeol=
Der, Stuoenterbage, iom Soloat.
Sagfgrer, Statsmano, @upernsr %
prGiibent, ON De principer, ban for=
fegtebe, og be Sriumfer. ban OPP
naueoe, og bans 2ip Siemmet.
SnoebolOer ogiau 2lnartisme, bens
0iitorie, Snbflpbelle o9 5drlisbeO,
Iumt MOrberens 2ipsbiitorie.
5ortrinlig illuitreret meo talrige
8iaeber efter originate 5otografier.
Strio til .. 6. g. Souie efter 8os
gen enten pao engelff elIer banif, ben
tofter fun $1.50 | 5ormat 9a-7a
Gomme. 464 Siber Ii CONNIE tpf,
meb flint opbapet gillebs, gulbtrpt
paa 8inbet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-09
5ranfris faar fric S5cnocr.

@aibin9ton, Nop. 8. = De Sorz
eneoe Staters Spar paa ben frantic
glote angaaenoe 8ebegelien / be tpr=
fife 8unbe, ertlRrer, at De 5orenebe
Stater er life birette interesIeret / ben
frantic &egerings 9unoling Der, bd
Der life bar Sale ON 6anbeIsinteresfe,
6borfor Der fra bette 2anbs Sioe al
pes Srantrig frie 69nber pDerfor
Sultdnen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-09
Guitar Subansicn Opo.

Den betenbte 5ort9mper for 0an1ts
6eben SsnOerjbGanb, Rigsoagsmuno
9uftub Sobansfen of alensborg er
oeb efter ct fort Snseleie.
0i itol naite Sang bringe en- tori
espnebstegning af benns Opstise oa
nnrme Foripurer uf be banifes Sag |
SsnberiplIanb. .1A.a,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-09
Salget / Nebraifa.

2incoln, Gob. 8. = Der er nu fomz
men OpgiOelfer fra neiten aGe Gounz
ties, og Sammenta1ingen oiIer. at
Rspublitanernes 8anoiOat for 6pieitez
retsbommer Gmbe0et, Seognicf, bar
faaet ct 6lertal paa 1878.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-09

fom 0eO 5lib og gibifibslig6eb bar
itabt fig en- uufbangig Sitting. 9an
bar 5 gprn, bOoraf 2 er gifte og iamt=
lige gprn og gprnebbrn par tiliteOe
peo SelObrbauppet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-09

Oct ger fine tuiinoe 9erninger
6sbre enb be fleite fan gpre beres enc
9i bentpber til RoefD Mountain Se,
prepareret af Mlubiion Mebicine Co.,
35 gts. Sperg Mpoteteren.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-09

rer, Og ba Penge, 8eftittelfer og 9ef-
ter life lGnger tunbe itaffe bem Sej=
ren, oa flap ben bem uo af 99noerne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-09
9anlf=N Nmerifanif.


Sergeligt 1l1ttestilz
fGloe. 8. s. 2tnoerien, en- df De
tebit fenbte Mineeiere Rebbing, Sal,
nooiog forleoen bet iDrgelige 8ubz
fab fra gortlano, Ore, at bans II
2ldr gdmle 0atter Ruth. Iom opboIbt
fig peo en- pigeitole n9pnte gn. bar
tommen meget Ilemt til Stabe peo en-
slepatorulbtte. Uieo Ell anoen ung
Yige buDoe bun Sig. ,,9ien" moret
fig meo at fere op og neo paa en- /
Stolen bprenbe 5ragtelepator, ba
oenne plubIelig itbrteoe neo. Den
unge Pige fit 6egge genene brGttet, bet
enc pau lite minbre eno tets Steoer.
Der er 9aa6 om at frelIe ben Itattels
Piges 2ib. men BUN oil fanbipnligpis
6lipe en- arebling for 2iostio.
RD praftebolig. Den nre
oanite YreItebolig pna Sbap Qoenue
6ernbale, Gdl.. blep inopiet forrige
Senoag meO 6sjtioelige Geremonier,
Der forretteoes af guitor 8. Senien /
OOero9relIe af en- Itor Stare Mennez
fer. @fter 9anblingen ieroerebe Sir
tens toinbelige Uleblemmer en- ubz
mGrtet Dinner / ani96ts Of 9ntbias
0aa. geo ben optagne Solicit inbs
tom $279.50, iom oberfDrtes til 8pgz
ninesfonbet. Den me prGltebodg
er Sig. g9ien" 6psseIig og rummes
fig og en- af De imutteite Rabolaget.
9et 8aob. 2llbert 6anIen, en-
9agtmono paa 8dmperen ,.Sontd
Qna" / Gan 5rancisco, ubmGrtebe iig
forleoen peo al rtDoe en- Wonb beo
0apn ,. R. Smith fra at brutne.
Zen iioItenGbnte, Der par en- It9rtt
beruTet 3illtanb, tom ON 9orb pad
Stuoen, git tbGrs ober oennes O9t
og iprang ober RRlingen poa ben
mobiatte Sioe 6anIen Der bubbe
Iet 6am, men lite bait 5io til at for
binore bans 6anoling. fprang uoen
al bet9nte Zig efter bam. Oct lbttes
bes SSl9. ogien" ogiaa 6anien at
faa fqt / ben brutnenoe, til 6iRlp
antom og fit bem begse bra9t pau bet
tgrre.
qrbnbret. Gn Sgmauo beo
Rapn Soban 9arIen I San 5rancisco
par forlebsn ube paa en- 9ogt paa
9arbarp 6ouit. bpor ban gioroe 9anes
gang fIere af be oeroGrenoe berpgte6e
a9lberbalie. 6er ltifteoe ban Be
tenbtitob meo TO WlRnb, iom trattes
rebe BAN flittigt De mda imiolertio
bape bldnbet en- Sopebrit bans 8ld8
% oernGh ubplDnbret 6am, bporefter
ban er bleben baaret 6en en- dfIioes
li9genoe 9rog at @doen. boor ban fit
COB til at ligge. 6er bleo ban ON
morgensn funbet af politiet, iom
6ragte BAN poa 9oipitaIet. 0a ban
tom til iig Ielo. tunbe ban lite erinore,
bpor BEN pdugaloenoe aploer bar be-
liggenbe. 3ppene bupbe lettet bans
CONNER for Ell Sslpur og $45.
,,8ien".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-09

Erng Laxative Bromo Ouinine HiHer. NneNpoz
teere tilhngefoerer Rengene hps bette Niohel lnar
Sell q. .ge @rooes Rabneir9f paa bUer q9ite. 25c
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-09
2tano5er Soften oa uooriper
Tsr'pfeIfen.

LaxativeBromnQuin Yiner fnrerer en5or'e
lsIIe paa en6ag 3Hgenpelbrebe fe, nsenBeialin9 70
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-09

utpttestilfetbe. 6riior
6arl @ulbranbien fra Gbieago tom /
5lg. ,.Gbicago poiten" Forlsben femt
til S.aoe. ieet ei Spm ffei op bans
gie. Sans Cage troeoe ferIt, at ban
bilbe mite Sbnet pao bette gje for
bsltonbig, men Ger er MI 0oab ON. at
SDnet ian belbis bebares.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-09

Sslpbrbllup. W2at6ias 6enz
ritien og 6uitru ct. Gbarles fejrebe
I Sig. ,Gbicuoo poilen" forleben be-
res SelObrblup og mobtog / 0agens
2lnlebning mango 8epiier paa ben agz
telie, be bar Oibit at erbberbe fig blanot
oeres mango 8enner.
Wlr. Senritlen er Ell pelitdaenbe
Farmer, Der obrter 100 Qlcres 2uno
! ct. Gbarles. ner pso Gbicago, og
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-09

@uGbbr1tGup. Oct fprIte
Oonite ejulobrpaup / @r. 0eip gorts
OanTte aoloni ftireoes / Senoags,
ftriper .,RorolpIet" @ulobruoepars
ret bar ,,@amle" 6r. 2tnoreaIen og
9uitru. 5 Oeres 9iem, 213 @ooos
rid Street, QlItoria, bar en- Del af
2Ggteparrets gamle 9enner meot for
at lptpnff' Dem paa oenne 6sitiosoag.
De 8eisgenoe meObrogte o9Iaa Here
Tmutte @absr. bl. a. en- StripelIe og
en- Gum 9enge fra 8rootlpn 5oreninz
gen ,0ania" Gfter en- life Sale for
retteoe 6r. qaitor 9(noerIen 9(lt.rs
gang for @uIo6ruOeporret, Der bar
rerte og totnemlige for Den Opmarf7
Iombeb, 9anpsmGno og 9enner baoOe
piit Oem. .,~4
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-09

Sra Ren Nort. .@n Silhs-
rer" ftriOer til ,Norolpiet": Paitor
Samise forlagoe SenOa9s fin 8irts
iombeb fra greooort 6al til ben tbite
airte / 55be @abe, n9r 2ben 4be.. 90.
.. 0st bar lite nogen life 5orIamz
ling, ben begubeoe prGIt bapoe Iams
let I 0ugens 2lnleOnin9, og man fit
bet Snbtrnt, at 2ilbererne pirtelig
felte fig opbbggeoe peb bans danofulbe
pr9bifen. Der er in9en 5bibl ON,
at Der glep 0ort finoes 8etingelier
for ct rigt banit Menigbeoslios llbz
Ditling, naor blot Snteresfen bliOer
poft. qrGiten er Der; tbi 6r. Cant
iee er odbenbart Wanoen pao ben
rette plaos. &irten Itaar uaben, aft
Iom mungler er, at 0aniferne Der BIZ
fer ida megen Snteresie for Sdgen,
at be 6ber Ssnbug GftermiOoag &l.
81 foretaoer ben file Spaoieretur for
at Iamles @rinoringen ON bet t9re
5QbreIanO bsb en- oanit, aanofulb
5orfbnbelIe of Goangeliet."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-09

Ssn BIB. 2lleranber peterIen
orutnepe for tort 3ib Iiben / N9rbes
ben af Roms, 9tlafa. 0ans Mober
bor 0eobfpooo, @. .. 1or nogIe
Duge foen par bum ida ubelbig at
brGtfe tire Ribben og befnoer Iig nu /
en- betGntelig 9ilItanb. Oet fbite
grep fra benbes Sen fortolte, at ban
6apOe opoaget ct rigt 6uno al Sub
erts n9r NOme. 5an bar paa 9ils
bagebsien til fit ,Glaim", ba ban
orutneoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-11-09

grpItup. Wr. s. 9(. @aIentin
u9 W}rs. 9olette Rielien bolot fornD=
lig 9rplup Racine. 8e9ge er ogieoe
Og afbolOte / en- bib areos; galentin
er Wlpbelineoter / SyiI6 Bros. 8oqn=
fabrit og bar betlGot mango 9iGibs=
6perO 5Orenin9en ,0ania" Mrs.
RielIen, Der far erbperDet fig ct Nabn
iom Spgepleierite, er en- 9atter of Dor
gamle 9anosmuno og 9eteran fra
1848, Ears 2tnberien. paitor @gtte
iorretteoe 9ieQen. Der fanbt Steo /
8rubeporrets 8olig pua 9ibertD Ctr.
/ ODeroarelie of ben allernGrmelte
5dmilie.