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FINANCIAL.


LOANS-MOney mortgages. c. +. SAYLES
* CO. 127 East Market street.
FINANCIAI-First-mort loans on improved
indianapolis property. lowest rates, privileges
OF payment, SPANN & CO. las +. Market
FINANCIAI.-Money to loan Iarm mortgages
anywhere in Indi at the lowest rates of in
terest: fun partial payment privilege granted
large loans solicited; correspondents invited
CLEMENTS & EVANS. Crawfordsville- Ind
FINANCIAL-Five per cent. money TO loan on
Indianapolis city property, or on city property
I'm any county-seat town. farm property
anywhere in Indiana; own funds,
NJ delay; partial payments Call or address c..
n. WILLIAMS & CO. S-l0 e. Market ST.
FINANCIAL
LET US BE YOUR BANKER
We can loan you money cheaper than any
other concern in the city. Why? Because OF
Jur large business and high-grade customers.
Loans made to employees holding a permanent
position. See before placing a loan.
THE SALARY LOAN CO.
TEL new. 2259. S27 Stevenson Building.
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MORTON PLACE PROPERTY
FOR Observation-Disclosures.


FOR SALE-A good business for some entec-
prising man. Box a.
FOR SALE-If taken at once-at "A big bargain
Drug Store in Indiana polls, belongs TO a nom
resident. good stock and fixtures. Address CT
call on a. Y. FARIS. at English Hotel
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(The quotations given below the selling
prices of the wholesale dealers.)
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Candies-Stick, &c per 10; common mixed. &c:
grocers' mixed SIC: Banner twist stick Sc:
Banner cream mixed 10Nllc; old-time mixed. Sc.
oft-shelled almonds. lSa20c; English
walnuts, l2dl4c: Brazil nuts 10c; ilberts, 14Ikc;
peanuts, roasted. Ease; mixed nuts I2c.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

FLANNER observation-disclosures
enbalmers) Can ship diphtheria and
scarlet fever. Lady embalmer for
ladies' and children 800 North ILL.,
nois street Telephone Gal. new and old
Old 20. c. +. KREGELO. New 251
FUNERAL, DIRECTOR,
30 " Delaware St
TUTEWILER & son.
Undertakers. 124 w. Market st. Tel. 2ls
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FOR RENT-Typewri:ers: high-grade machines;
prices reasonable. Call UNITED
TYPEWRITER AND SUPPLIES CO.. 50 Aionu-
r.ent place
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FOR sALE-RzAL ESTATE.

---~-~~~~~~~~~-~~~-~~~-
REAL ESTATFs-Farm Of SEQ acres In Southern
Indiana nearly all in cultivation and all rich
bottom land Good imprOy ements. and only So
acre. said TO be worth $50. JAMES GREENE
& CO. Lemcke building.
REAL ESTATE
FOR INVESTMENT
Fine modern double house. IA squares north.
eight rooms. bath and furnace each side
renting for $500 yearly. over 10 per cent: lot
47xI50 feet with fruit improved street. will
sell less than cost Address 81, care Journal.
FOR SALE-REAL. ESTATE
MORTON PLACE PROPERTY.
5000 will buy one Of the choicest homes In
that addition. located on Alabama street near
20th. Hot water heating system and thorough
~ modern
Phone new 2029.
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STORAGE.


STORAGE-INDPLS- WAREHOUSE CO.
w. +. Kurtz. Pres. II A. Grassland Mgr
5i7-523 $. Penn Telephone 1913.
We STORE. PACK and HAUL.
sTORAGE-'rhe Union Transfer anu Storage
Company. corner East Ohio St and Union
tracks: only hrst-class storage solicited Graf
ing and packing Phones 525.
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TYPEWRITERs.


FOR SALE-The Fox. Manhattan ard other
leading makes for sale anti trust
prices G. n MERRICK. Gen AIT. Phones 500
IL e Washington ST. indianapolis.
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FURNACE AND TINwORK



THE ROLLYN HAWKINS Co. HILLS VIrsil
New $3.50. main 23G3-
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.
WANTED-SALESMAN.


WANTED-Girl to do homework; good wages.
Apply at 3l7 North Keystone.
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WANTED-Janitors-M and wife. 80 or 50
years old. only experienced help need apply.
III West Market street
WANTED-AIan with single team to deliver and
collect no canvassing: S21 per week and ex-
penses; $50 cash deposit required; permanent.
MANUFACTURER cd, Box $50, Philadelphia,
Da
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ADJUSTMENTS.

SATURDAY. April u. HseenhsIs and kenpu presssi
MODJEShA and JAMES
AND COMPANY IN
Matinee ................ MARY STUART"
NiBht-.-- .--..-..-.-.-..-...... HENRY VIII
PRICES-sl.50 Al. 7sc. sec ss, seats ready TO-DAY
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seed clover prime ssQs50. English clover. "a
a6 so. alsike S7GS. alfalfa choice. s6f6 IS Grim
son clover. SL5045. Timothy. prime, - i0Q3iA
Fancy Kentucky bluegrass. N.-nlt0. extra
clean 60d10c Orchard grass. g. tefilz5 RED
top S0caS.75. English bluegrass. e. 254a
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WANTED-BOOKS

WANTED-Traveler Wanted-State age, refer
ences and salary expected. Los ANGELIC
CIDER CO. st. Louis. Mo.
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.
FOR RENT-ROOMS.


FOR RENT-See list AT 131 r. Market: ground
floor. GREGORY & APPEL.
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WANTED Secondhand private libraries. any
size parts or whole. A. n. WILSON, OfIlce 3
No 3 " Alabama stairway, Indianapolis
Phone 1854 new. main 1905 old
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FOR Observation-Disclosures.


FOR RENT-Large dining room in the Windso
building NJ III. SPADES. III West Market 81
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The hall will be beautifully decorated. The
music by Montani Orchestra. Mayor Book
walter will lead the grand march
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g. w. KRIEL.
Main Cigar Store.
loo Monument place,
English Block.
Iesale.
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WANTED-To rent lease or buy. a churc
house or hall for orthodox church worship
Address Box S.
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Produce. Fruits and Vegetables.

I.inseed. raw. SAC per gal; linseed oil. boil'
Sc per gal: coal oil, legal test. S4l4c.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-09-18
90. - ATTENTIoNI

An members OF Co "A" are hereby
ordered 10 meet al the Armory on
Wednesday night for drill AT mem
bers must be present.
Co. A. is now located over the EsgIe
drug store on Harrison avenue.
q. E. Dunnles,
Capt. Comdg Ca A.
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A TRYING POSITION.
Guthrie Readers VIII Appreciate This
Advice.

A constant aching tries your patience
Not so annoying; not so irritating as
itching piles or eczema.
To scratch the irritation makes It
worse
To leave il alone means misery
Some Guthrie citizens can tell you
how to be free from these troubles.
Read the following
Mr. William II. Griffith. retired mer.
chant Of 1920 w. Cleveland avenue.
says For IA years some sort Of
eczema was noticeable on my face
and hands It was not at all times so
irritant but It defed ali my efforts to
remove IT, tried almost everything
that came to my notice from reading
or about which / was advised by my
friends and acquaintances. stin The
trouble existed Like had used
other salves and olntments when I
saw DoaE's Ointment guaranteed TO
cure eczema in any of its various
forms ! went to J. ~ wallace's drug
store for box One or two applca-
tions soothed and a continuation full
ly proved that Doan's Ointment acts
mp to the representations made for
it."
For sale by all dealers Price so
cents per box. Foster Milburn Co,
Buffalo, N. y, sole agents for the
United States.
Remember the Doan' sand
take no substitute.
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BURLINGTON
WAS IN OKLAHOMA
Greek Chief Spends a few
Hours Away From Home

4 Oklahoma City o. T., Sept 1s.--
Chief Burlington Of the Creek nation
is here visiting and In an interview
with the Oklahoman he is quoted as
follows.
When asked relative to the feeling
of his people relative to the annexa-
tion movement, to make the Cherokee
nation part OF Oklahoma, Chief
Burlington replied.
While have had no very recent
expression from our people in regard
to annexation, but they have been
opposed to the idea in times past and
l scarcely know what would be the
result if the question were left to a
vote"
What is the sentiment Of the
Cherokees relative to single state.
hood? was the next asked.
Within the past year I note con
siderable change in the attitude Of our
people on that issues They are get
ting very tired Of carpet bag govern
ment
What about the supplementary
treaty?"
Our people have ratified the treaty
passed at the last session of congress
which provides for the allotment Of
lauds and the distribution Of private
funds. There will probably be a land
Office established in our country the
first of the year The benefit TO be
derived from this treaty is that It will
enable the poorer class of people to
ge homes who will have 1, o turn loose.
The latter have been using TOO much
of the common estate and they win
have to divide with the people. Our
capitol is at Tahlequah Our legis-
lasure is composed OF forty members
in he house and eighteen in the sen
ote. Our council nests in regular
session the first Monday in November.
What matters may be brought up by
members / do not know. but the prin-
cipal business will be the passing of
an appropriation bill to provide funds
for running our schools. Only Cher
okee citizens are admitted to the
schools, which are supported from a
fund in trust"
What do you think OF Oklahoma
city and the Jerritory?"
This is my first visit to your city
and | am very much impressed with
i,, and | am surprised to see such z
magnificent city developed within
thirteen years Get artesian water
and you viii have the best city in
the west In our town Of Vlnita we
have twelve flowing wells and are
digging more of inem. We have fine
crops in our country this year Wheat
is fair. oats were never better. and
the corn crop is good
How is it tha5 you have not visited
Oklahoma previous to this time?"
wei, to be candid. we did not
think much of Oklahoma We always
heard Of It as a drouth stricken coun-
try, not amounting 20 much hut
want TO say that my eyes have been
opened This city has astonished me
and have today seen as fine farming
lands as mor,al eyes ever rested up
on
Regarding statehood ! wish o add
that our people are beginning TO real
lie that we should get statehood
quicker by joining Oklahoma, because
you are certain to get sra ehood this
winter II we are left in a territorial
condition We may go on for years
without statehood and Of course
there are 10. of our people VINO
would rather live in a large state than
a small one"
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a oeath parIna oeeGpsfIoi-i--- ---

Soldiers in the battle feld, dyna-
mite makers and handlers, revenue Of.
heers among the 'moonshincrs' and
nurses OF the plague Stricken run no
greater risks than the men whose pro
fession it Is 10 save human lives from
shlpwrocsed vessels in fierce wintry
galca ou the cruel wind swept beach.
es OF the Atlantic coast Many Of
them lose Their lives every winter Ia
this hazardous service A crew OF
theac heroes. on a summer furlough
from the government service IS with
Buffalo Bits wild West showing the
people bow their arduous work is
done. Il IS a thrinnely effective per.
formance Buffalo Bill is here on
oct
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STATE C. A r. REUNION, cARNI.
VAL AND FALL FESTIVAL

Wichita, kas., Sept. 2227, 1902.
For the above occasion We will sell
tickets TO Wichita ard return at rate
of one fare. Tickets on sale Sept. 21
to 27 inclusive good to return Sep
tember 29th
A. }. corkins, Agent.
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w b. Mason. the director Of Harry
Wards Minstrei Bapd mas brought
togethsf the greatest list Of soloists
ever engaged By a travelling oreaniza-
ton.
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Poll Books.

And supplies for primary election
for sale att he Leader Office
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FalI Festivities. Kansas city No.

For the above occasion we win sell
tickets 70 Kansas city and return at
rate Of one fare for the round trip.
Tickets on sale October 3, 4, 6, T. s,
9 and 10, limited to return October
lith. 1902.
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Dirt for sale Inquire Of Cooper &
Snyder
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-11-21
Sur Rube gebettet. t.

Baris, 20. gobember. = 9r.
s5uiIerano, Der neuernunnte fran30iE
I6e 8otI8aFter an bic Ser. @taaten,
tam beute aus &openbagen, no er
tisber itationirt mar, bier an, I'm Die
cynItruttionsn bes Miniiters Oes 2luSz
fpGrtigsn 0elcufe entgsgen gu neRmen.
Gr erpartet, baIO mad gteujaRr auf
fsinem neuen qoften in 8uI6ington
gu feth. 9r. SuFeranO 1T ME DorRer
in ben Ser. @tauten 9eipeien.
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Gin itaGientf9e 9rote t.

Gin italienif4sr 9rote #.
q 0 nj, 20. g}O0smber. = Die "Srl1
funa" btfpri4t Ous i'm Der. Staotenz
GongrsB i9pebenoe neue SeieB ge9eh
pie @inpunOerung BON Qndlp9abeten
uno ertIGrt, OafeIbe iei elm neuer,
grauIamer 5dlug gsgen Stolien, 9oS
8latt oringt in Die Regierung, eInen
profeit an Die Ser, Stauten gu ridz
ten, ou 0as 8eieb pffenbur 8sgen Sta
lien gemInat lei, oefen 4uspanoerer
gu 80 gro3ent aus andlphabetsn BE-
ite6en. ..
,llnIere Regierung," beiBt e5 8um
S4GuIIe in Dsm Artitel, ~1nuB ben
prGIiosnten 8poiepelt gu einem Seto
rer Bill bsrpegen, 10 OaB Das 9eleB
rsnigtens 10 lange Dsri4Oben tptrO'
bis bic italieniiden 4uSpaHoerer
ni9t nur bic &raft iArer 4rme, ion>
tsrn au6 einige 8itoung NIT no4 Den
Ser. Staaten nebmen fonnen."
&0rin 0pnhp b g Be
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lEprtichmna iiehe s. seite. J

gecnn Su tiblt Gid trnnf unO numb - IN Oes
Qeibts llntTgruuD; - 99enn, mas iOnit ein irobcr
G3ana - Wa6t Er boH i'm 9oraus BANG -
gptii Tn speiBt. mics judi uup breuRt - 8is Der
,Stubl1 F6 BON Sir treunt; g8suu Su 6ds
morr6oiotn bait, - 99iKt, odb hes 9eiotus 2ait-
Ana ga piro oerminoern, SbHeH pirb
Il, bic 56mcrSen lnocrH, 7tru Wieocrt:br
bsrbiuDern. Qrobe UHeHtqeltIid d Qelts
fert; brau6ft uur Z. Rtuitdbter 4 So, Sor 24l6,
Reps9 s9orf.Gitb, Bu apreiiren. Sie ranateFs" III
in Glen apotbc.n sH babsn, 4rejs 81,
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RlItimpr Den %. 1oormbcr 1892.
I'll cin 8,riibt I'M llmlauft iii. olB Die 3 az
Ter 2GGitcttp Goa 6 III ,. in &llti=
more fb pom 8,i6difs iutidIiebt, rlaubrn mir
uus, gu crfdrcn Dab Die reat'r=9pbittrp 6oal
Comp" tciue pcrartjqt 9t6fibt bat, uno mir boicn,
paB uns Die PATRONAGE uuicrtr 6rrunos IN Der
3utunit hi; tic ms bisber 3u lbcl wurot trz
bul.tu bleibt.
t269) Sds 2. BbiteIcp. Bice- -Brlibezt.
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ljas foA &c Ctin far iDrihnadttn !?

Wife haben Ereune an Ger llebcrrtis
e,uns Ueer GmpiGTSe einCS nHsiI>
beH GcidsenteS
Idbourtttts, 6Oc. auinirts
Snollbe SiBc, csc auilrdsts
WuiidNort,ieuiG: ~ Sc iutpirts.
Wuiit46ubincts 90 duiipdrts
CSarocrp6 4ollter, 67c. auipdrts.
SamensS Sdrtbt;tbc S:s 80 auipdrts.
Gtppid =8ciuiQer III 90 aufpdrts
G0mii6s Stib.t 81 90 duiiudrts
9traobtt, Stiiblt, 81 90 auitpdrts
9arorzStiib;, $500 auipdyts.
6bj:mmty= Stiibt
Hdrlor=6dbintts.
9aFr=StdnDcr, $1,000 auilpdrts.
9iano= Stiibc, 81 so auitpdrts.
eSdbla;l mmey5Stiiblt 15c. auilpdrts.
sSer'ens," S9c. auilpdrts.
4Or3cauu=Sbrdntc
Combinations =etbcri6rant 80 aupdrts.
rSOcboar0s.~
NoTris= =Stiibtt, 81 Nuitr, S425 auipdyts.
Bullets.
@O5rss s8auf,lhii6lt. $500 uufipirts.
sodlsn<StduOer.
Gb;iIpHer$
Qarlor SMtub.cments, poa SO bis 300.
loilctteusSii6t. Ausiitbs5jids.
QlrlorESiidt, $I.CO aupdrt3.
allie art;n pom Sdaulcfiblcu . Nuit;r, p9n
500 bis $25 90.
SIR SfinSrr.
ooiicrus uuo Nobr Shuuf:iiblc 81 90 luffplsts.
WorrissStiiblc 81 9S au;pdrts.
lcppidf, AuQs, 9tattcu, Ninoicums uno Au;s,
mas in tinrm Nt0b:s uno l;p2ib=Ilocu
trfer 3llh, g,balttn pro.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27

Chicago, Dug. %, ST mt gions
er blepen funoen. iom talter liot mere
Qns pper bet mbitilfe Moro af ben
unge pige Minnie Mit9ea, ioet man
biotil life bar p9ret 9onife iii
Ter pua, at bet funbne Gig bar df
benoe. Wanoen, 6pis Nabn life gipes,
er en- 6etenOt 6orretningsmanb gbiz
tdgo. 6dn bapbe Iagt M9rte til, ba
ban pdslereoe @uoen, at en- ung pige
fob uben for 8drt6olins9jemmet,
ejenipnlig pentenoe. 0d ban bar
fommen liot forbi, bsrte ban en- perz
ion tale til 6enoe, og BUN gdp tilSpar:
,9porfor pil ou baoe mig neo ben
fndpiebe &9loer." 9an penoe Jig og
faa pigen forIpinbe / Seloeren. Deb
llnoerIegelIen at SuIet fanotes oesus
ben en- blooig 9alos6e, iom bar att
for lille til at tunne bdpe til6srt Wlrs.
0art6olin, Iom bar en- p9rlemmet
Oct dntoges, at Moroeren bar
lottet pigen nsb | a9loren for uforz
itDrret at funne mDrbe 6snbe, at life
benbes Strig ifuloe oette Opm9rtz
ipmheo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27
Spernc / europa.

grpsiel, Dug 26. - 8oergenerdl.
erne DegBet, Delareb % 9otha ban
efter en- SpnferenCe meb Or. 2epbS
Der meooelt benne, at ban life l9nz
gere inoe6oloer StiIingen fom 8oer,
Republifternes ebrop9iif Hepr9Ien=
tdnt. 0ermeo er ltIda 8perzHepu,
6litternes iibite officielle Reit foribun=
bet af 9iitorien.
0og er Der peoblipenoe ct uforIonliot
goerparti, Iom life pil anerfenbe 8,
per9ioelien til Gnglanb.
0ette parti pil fremtibig blibe res
praienteret at fprbenb9renbe Stats=
miniiter Sranspaal, .. HeiB. pars
tiet bill Iege at banne en- antizbrit,
tiff 5orening | Gpropa.
5lere 6unoreoe 9oere meb 5amiliel
bar legt ober fra Sranspaal til tpf
gItafritd, o9 pil Der fad Sob at bannt
egne aolonier men unber tpif Oper.
berreogmme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27
Gn np Anarfiitiammeniperse ie.

2onoon. 4us. 26. - st Telegram
fra 9enepa mebbeler. at % sStalienere,
1om antogeS at bore 2lnartiiter, er
bleDen arreitereoe Tom Msobibers Ell
plan, Der git uo paa at borttage Stin<
nerne paa en- 9dne, irm &ongen full
De pasiere i'm Reiie til Berlin. 9ele
oispis blep planen opbaget Sioe, pg
5orbOlbsregler tagne. Gor Iaa oipt
er ben Song 9idtcr Smmanuels gfejs
ie til Berlin forlsben uben llbelo.
og 8ongen bar oneralt beret @enitanb
for ben bjertelieIte Mobtaselle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27
8artbulin- Wuroet.

9olitiet tom life ret meget pibere
Dag Sagsn ON be 2 mpitiife Morb
al gDm. 9artbolin.
SnIpettsr Sunt baDDe tenft, at ban
tunoe foa bereifaIbe DplHsninssr
fra ,,olb glafD". fom en- Mrs. Sdl@
lerbas BIN WlOrgsn bdDbs Jet iida os
ffenbes peb 8ognen meb De to !srens
be.
Ulen fsrit maatte Glafp gsres
9bru. Oct tog gobt a Dage. Dog:
bd ban forleben Dag bar | 5orbsr
erflrrsbe ban beitemt. at ban dlbsles
life bapbe paret ben Mano, Wlrs.
5oGleroas bapbe iet; ban baobe enos
boa flet lite p9ret Der til Stebe. gun
6apbe iimpelt ben taset fulbitenbig
fell, ba ban bar biemme os | Seng
paa bet omtdlte 5ibspuntt.
Wldn penter MI, at Goparb, iom
er tommen tilbage fra 9enper, ifal
funne gipe nogen Jorfldring.
aorelsbig tpber bans 5ortldringer
buo. at Oscar 5bomIon enbelig er
meOitploig meb ben unge 8drtbolin.
Denne Iibfte or og bliOer foribnns
ben. Wlan bar life en- Sang ct rime'
ligt Spor of BAN.
Den fOrslebige aetsfenbelIe gaar
uo paa at Oscar 3bomion pg Goun,
ielman bolbss arreitereoe iOm Bar
t6olins mebItploige
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27

alminOelig oebelig Dame forIone
SpciaIiItpartiet meO Songemagten
glu = bOorfor mon ban od life
6ellere 9gter en- ganife alminoelig Sps
ciaIiItoatter, al, BUN bar 10 ingen
penge.
st gpr os grumme onbt, = og bet
er Pdoens 9umsr, for bet bar 10 oa
BAN, Iom ftuloe babe friet for Qll=
ions, og MI fdar ban life en- Sang ben
5orngielie paa fine albre Odge. Gnbs
iige 5eitenstpsiet, Iom tilfOm bam.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27
uolan Oct.
Gn Wtiaipneroatter.

Wlaorib, Dug. %. = Den unge
Song Qlfons gdar piitnof allereoe /
9arnoom. S 6oert 5alo forferoer
ban oaeligt fine 6pje paarerenoe o9
fin aOelige Stab. 5or ben unge Som
9e er fulot af lbiti9e Snbfulb.
Ulen belle ben ipanite QlnItanbss
Scr er totalt gaaet baelenos og miitet
Sinb og Sanbs, bd aon9en MI far
beitent, at man ital faffe BAN en-
elite oper be npeite, imuffeite og bngs
tie Miliioneroetre / Spbamerifd.
6bab ban pil meb benz glaturligz
big Ilaa 8ano bet Ipanife Noels6lob
og aon9ebloo - o9 fortnnoe lit eget
oito peo ct legdlt 2ggtelfab meo ben
Wlillion9rbdtter, ban pr. 5otogrdfi
fan Ipnes bebit om.
gu = bun Ttdl bore Spbdmerifaz
ner, forbi aongen bar ben uitplbige
Wening, at ban peo at tage 6enbes
life Sjerte meo op paa Den ipanife
Srone biloe tunne 9enpinoe 6bert
5dlO en- Del at Spaniens biItoriife
og berpgtebe SnbflpOelie / SAbamez
rita.
Ulan 6urbe, inben man letter ben
unge Mano paa 5ronen, bdbe OPP
Init BAN ON, at SDbamerifa er belt
/ en- Man9oe inbbproes ripdliIerenoe
Stater, iaa ban nappe pil funne fnoe
nogen UliaioneOatter, Iom er elIfet
/ aae Stater og 6abet ingen.
0s - faa bill aongen inbpioere
bieIpe line Statsfindncer pao 5ooe DeO
ben tonnes Me0gift : en- aoel, men
ret alminoelig 5anfegang.
Og enoelig bill ban peb at agte en-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27
Mprbcoc Wtisiium9rer.

peting, 4ug. 26. - Oe to en9elife
Misiionerer Bruce og 2etpis er bleoz
ne mbroeoe Gban6ou, propiniin
6uman, aineierne mente, at be trent
mebe bar Sfplb en- &oleraepioemi og
oerfor or9bte 0oben benz.
Manoarinen bar itrofs Wtaatet
pdagribe Sopebmdnoen, Der iful It'll
les for Retten for Morb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27
Y. M. c. A.

ariitiania, Dug. 25. = 0erbens-
ton9resien for ,,&riitelig 5orening for
lln9e Menb" bar bolot Msbe Der fra
ben lobe Os. = og aflIutteoes 9aat
Qlftes.
@n Repreientant for bber af be bel
tagenoe Nationer bolbt peb 4fTuts
nin9smeOet en- lille 6arOeltale, boors
efter en- 9uostjeneite 8or 6reliers
8irfe fanbt Steb.
Den ipenite prinS gernaootte belz
tpg / dQe Meberne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27

Subtraber 1850 fra 1902, iaa
bill De fdd 122. Netop / idd mango
9ar bar Or. peter's ,,Surito" p9ret
/ 9rug. Gr bet rimeligt at antage, at
ct 2egemiobel funoe beItaa iIaa LANG
5io og blipe mere og mere pnoet gla
for Mar, mebminore bet bar al + )
@arci2 lllig andre ferpiglaoebe Wl e.
biener er ben life at erbolpe pod 9lt 10.
tefer, men gennem fpecieite 9tser tter
elIer oirefte fra 5abritanten, 9r. 9e=
ter 5e6rne1. 122-114 50. s. obne
9lpe, 6hitago, Sa.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-27
Host 5ent for RatarrbsSaIbtS, Tom smcs'
hoIoer &ptftoIp,

.f,srIom sepltIslp ttsrt pil torbarpe Smaseianien
os iulbhanbig soelasse bet belle Spheu', naer PEI
ariifler burss elbrla brless unotageu eler Bortrt
ina bpatios 299er; tbi ben Stabs, be nil sigrs er y
Ganas pcerre enS be sobe girfnin9r. foni be mngpn
maofts bope. Halls CataIrh Cure; tilosIsot a. Y.
sp, oa bruot fom fnbporss webidn, pirsr ben oFsts
paa Dlcbet % elimbinberne. glaor De tipbsr halis
Catarrh Cure, iaa por lttsr poa at laa pen eSe.
en brlae5 Sor, inoportes Rebtcin og t'luirt.s Noe
Ieon, s.. afN g. Gbeuep Il Co. @tonesbpro trii.
gsYy- Nooss bos glpetbetsre. pris Zoe Ulaltsn.
Nslls Family Pills er te btbte.