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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09
Og Rabo % @enbo
gap BAN gerne priIen:
ban bIiper til nogetl
ban tommer / apiien!
RieIs , q m o D.

Def er en- let Sag for ,0anitersn'
al Hare bet ombanoleoe Spsrgsmdal
Der er 10 mart en- bel R9tfe at o9g.
tige gepiier for, at Aarsmsoets Be
itemmelier itadr til bebagelig Omfdl=
~fatring for bpem iom BELT.
Ut Gnteltmpno nu timber for gobi
at gaa oirette impb 4arsmsOets ge.
ftemmelier, ian life unbre DIT" efs
Ter DIS 2aiere. Def er 10 fun en-
ittnbtf 5e!5e If belle bet ufsre, ri peo
De iioFe 3ioers og MenneIters lgunit
er bIepen fprt ino /.
90 Der er npppe andre enb ben fore
pditor Oamifob, iom pil unore fig
oper, at acknowledgements M
re9nes for en- Spiaebolt for 6perz
nanbs Qune.
Aarsmebet / Racine bar felp gobz
tenbt Stnreliens Smfortoltnin9 al en-
tldr ACKNOWLEDGMENT fra gilbert
Qea. StprelIen bar ielp meo mango
% ldnge 4rmbeO99elier nebbeot BEL
iignelie oper ct 5orila9 til aarsmes
BET, uben iaa meget JON at bringe bet
frem, eler mebbele, al bet bar blepen
refoniioereret.
6porfor Ituloe Or. 2enter faa life
ogiaa tunne f%ortolte Aarsmsoebeitenz
melier.
Der er fun eet, Der unorer o8f.".
Og bet er, at nogen i6lanot os enonu
fan unbre Jig ober, at 9iiet tommer.
Oft" Reo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09
Trpsning iom MiOoel moo
GrGft.

Da qrofesior 6ofpib at aDbenbapn
paa ben noroiite airurefonares /
6ior gap NeooeIelie ON en- nh Wle.
tooe for gebanolin9 at &reft, nems
lig 5rpsning al be Ipge 9ep, pate
bette ielDfplgelig itor Spiist / gieblifz
tet. Dan bah fine aoneger bp99e BIZ
oere paa ben 9runbpolo, ban bdpoe
iagt, men oenne Spforbring er Der
oe5oGrre life mango, Der bar fulot,
% mar profesior 6oipiB MI er oenot
tilba9e til bet betnoninasfulbe
Sporgsmaal peo en- / bisle 0a9e
fremtommen giece, er bet life opers
orepen mango Sp9ebiitorisr, ban fan
meoe meo, = % De daer fleite er
enboa bans e9ne.
grofesioren er aft onoet eno 9lab
peo, at presien / 5ior uobaiunebe
Retooens Ros. boiltet bar bait til
6cl9e, at Der er itrsmmet Mdsier al
6o~reippr9sler IND til BAN ira belle
geroen, ndpnIi9 ira pdtienter. 0isie
% beres n9rmeite tunbe naturligpis
lite f%oritaa. at bet belle bar ct 5orieg,
JON ferit ffal prsoes o9 after prepes,
for BET tr9oer uo / 2tpet ION noget
~Iiftert og pitt. 1ej, 6i9lpen. hapbs
maj iagt benz, par funben pg iao bur-
be ben Does TRAITS o9 p9re COB / ale
3ilf9loe.
Smiolertio aniaa prof. 6oipib bet
for i'm iimpIe qIigt at arbejpe pioere,
iaa itst ban tunbe efter lin Qtlber =
ban er 70 pg tine ar9fter, oe bet
er Reiultaterne al bisis Mddneoers
Qrbejoe, ban MI forelGgger. Oct er
bans 6aab, at mar pil foa Eiet op
for, al ban lite bar arbeioet for99oes,
% at man piI ie, at Der inbes tore
Sanobeber / bans Metobe. 0et er
iaa ndturligt, al 299erne altib mob
tager i%aaoanne Me0oelelier meb en-
pig Wistiaib, ba Der frem.ommer iaa
mango al ben Slags / Ndrenes 9eb;
men ban mener bog, at Der bsr tages
noast 6snfnn til, unoer bpilfen 5orm
bisie Weobelelier tommer frem, %
ira bpem De tommer.
De "a Spaebiitorier iom o~erefter
meooeIes, piier / boert 5alo, at man
peo 5rpsningsmetoben fan naa en-
miblertiOig S~tanosnin9 al Sp9oom=
mems uobreoelie oe forbeore ben az
minoeIise 5ilitdnb / iaa gobt fom
ale 5ilfelbs, Der oa life er rent for
tpipleoe. Der gipes oeb ar9ft fom
peo 5uberfuloie Retter at 5iff9loe,
6bor Snbet er iaa fort, iad uobrebt
al Iao inteniip en- 9aratter, at man
albeles intel ian ubrette peo i'm Be
banoling. Men meb 6enfnn til
5lertalet at patienterne er bet PRO
fesiorens OperbeOisning, at man Deb
5rDsningsn / 5orbinbelie meo COB
6Dsiejne fan ubrette obermaaoe neeet.
paa QanbbobsjIfolen / &%sbenbapn
antilles / benne lib noele 5oris9
paa DIR, peb bpilfen man baaber at
tunne faa beDiit, at &reftceqerns Dor
bort Deb en- 5emperdtur at unber 40
Or. geliius, naur benne 5emperatur
bolbes Oeblige noele fad Minutter.
Sfulbe ben frngtelige Spgooms
6elbrebelie blipe bet enbelige Reiul.
tat at prufesfor 6otpib' Qr6ejoe, pif
bans Rabn bliue blanbt De iterite |
2Ggebioenifabens 6iitorie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09
Snbre. WisiionGr s. 6ranNien Sor.
genien:

Stal Cubs Golf tribe fremao til
bet fulotomnere og bngtiggeres til at
bare ct Salt Der / 0erben, ma bet
blanbt andre Mibler ogiaa BRUCE
2asning at COB 2itteratur, og bet life
Blot bpab Der er rent o~pbpggeligt, men
ogiad bbao Der er triiteligt oplpienbe.
= Oct maa berfor bilies meo 9lebe.
naar Der sipes os 2ejligbeb til at faa
alarbeb oper be alminbelisite triitelige
Sanbbeber eIer 2erebegreber, og en-
Iaaban 2eiligbeb bpbes os 29gfolt for
5iben / paitor 2pnges Bog: o5relie",
Der ubtommer / Subifription pau Bog
banolsr 2angboHs 5orlag | asbens
bdbn.
5 ct Spros os paa en- Maabs, iom
ger bet mulist for os alminbeli9e.
japne 2eefolt at tunne fslge meb, ~
ger Jorfatteren at tldrssre ben luz
tbsrifs &irtes 2are os oens Sjemmel
| ben belise Strift.
Den Slogs GRsning bnroe p9re
foretruttsn | be beIises 5iem, osiaa
ube omtring pna 2anoet, fremfor mes
get anbst, Der mango @anse life ouer
til anbet enb at forbr1De 3iben. 9por
pilbe Der life ofte tunoe faces en- COB
os frustbdr Samtale. naar en- 8ennes
trsbs bar iamlet bsb at laie ct eler
anbet at be mango 4finit bit. aeb
8osen, las ben os tent iad oper, bDob
bu bar left.
Quguft 1901.
s. Granben Ssrgen len.
SnbrezM isfion9r.
IS SmFae $1.60. Snbb. $500.
Danish Eutb. Publ. Bcu$e,
Blair, nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09

91el.: 0p OOs, 3iOul ier ou ei.

@tet.. ~ obSf O4oHi w W Il
Gu Ri idmlet er pddhH,
otter Der | MOrgengrp;
3ere Sub, meo 9elbebdg
&c berneo til Os i Dag.
Solen itraaler til os neo.
Minoer ON Din aerli9beo,
glomiter butter for Dor Sob, :
III fra big, 0 Sub, sr COB! -.
Oil ri panore paa bin @ej,
6ialp os at ri i0ister ej.
Cab os altio lepe idu,
2(t ri fan bin Nau0e fdd.
Sin os tro og fromme Sinb, =
9eo bin 4anp ps til big bino;
Ger Os ret at tjsns big,
Mprtets Mdgt os rerer ej.
@aar Ri I bit 2eoebaano.
Gr ri dltio / bin 9dano,
"a, mems 9assn rinoer ben
Gier Ri ben rette Ben. ,ss'
Matbiloa 8erg.
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Raar 99iern' benueuoer is til 5oIf, Der
anerterer i8laoet, erteu for At lobe bos benz
tier for at fao Spipsuiu9er osil bet aoerte.
reoe, bebes De altio omtaIe, at De iaa aner.
fisiementet bette Blao. 7et oil pors til
genlioie Gptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09
Hugle ltStalclicr On
r6relie",
SroslGre for s9gfolt.
Yaitor Gilb. Bed ifriper / Sen
inore Wis iOnstioenoe" %. Mug.
1901.

y5relie, 5roslare for 2agfulf". al
SogneprGit SIR. 9nn9e. er nu naaet
til II. 6efte oe anbefales ~fremoeles
parmt til ubbreoslie at og blanbt
gennerne. Den faas / aIe goglaoer.
iamt bos ben inbre Wisiions llolens
hinge. Bib. gect.
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,Sanferen"

blioer fenot I'll Snbiiribeuter. tnbtil uotrpf.
teIt9 Opii9elie m%oOtaees al uoeiDerue % al
G1lo CT betalt. / Cpereusitemntelie meo 0e
5oreneoe Siaters Poltlope.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-07-09
10 er ct ,Splpsningsbldo", Hare bette
for mig, np9et inopitleoe 9untt2

Suit iom jes bar / Serb meo at
tribe obenituaenoe. mootos ieg ct 81
luitreret llgeblao fra 6utdinion. |
famine finbes Or. Center unbertegnet
4raiioent: 8oarb Of 9ruitees. Seq
tentte, Iua mao ban aItfaa enonu life
bare uotraaot at oenne 5orening; men
oa jeg iaa at flere M9nos Hapne. iom
for lenge iioen bar %reiigneret, enOnu
fanotes De lebenoe Manos39tter iaa
foritOo ieg 10 goOt, at bet tun par ct
Slags Advertisement.
Gnonu bar ieg life leit 9laoets
Snbbolb, men meb 9lqoe betragtet
giaeoerne meo tiIfsieoe Sitter at flere
al mine gamIe 8enner; at ieg oerOeo
tom til at tente pda fpl9enoe al Ricz
barbt fan ie9 life gore peo:
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1902-05-16
zoaeAed By Act Of Senate.

The Gaulois, a Paris news
paper. referring to the vote OF
500, 600 by the United States
Congress for the aid Of the
Martinique sufferers and the
sending offs American cruiser
to the island, says:
"Of all friendly manifesto
tons, the most brilliant ane
the most touching are Ger
tainly those Of the Unite'
States. The great people be
yond the ocean have agail
proved that feelings of human
ity and generosity are anon,
the noble qualities upon whicl
they pride themselves. Thi
fine example OF human solida
rity touches us proioundly,an'
we are happy to note it in thi
uniorgetable circumstance
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1902-05-16
Tie .Stmbendosts CoSt.

The cost of the Boer war to
England. supposing it to
end with the current British
fiscal year, will be about 81,
$50, 100000, some two-thirds
OF which is in the form of a
funded charge upon the public
revenue Of Great Britain to
remain for decades to come.
This is equal to about one-half
the total interest-bearing Dor
rowings Of the United States
government to carry it through
the great Civil war. The Boer
war will rank as the most exc
in almost a century,
with this exception, Wash
ing Post.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1902-05-16
II Thrifty WY.

+ Here is the worst meanest
story ever reported: "An Atch
ison man lay sick, and the
neighbors sent in SO many
good things that, when he re-
covered, his wife wouldn't let
the neighbors know. but kept
him locked up two weeks long
er, that she might continue to
get ices. buildings, fruits, etc.,
for herself and and children.--
Atchison Globe.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1902-05-16
The Kind You want,
The Kind That Cures"

Some things you buy, you want quantity 9th
ers sizes, shapes, etc, but when you are sick
and buy medicine, you want 1.-THE kind that
cures.' 1t does not matter to you it it,
quart or an ounce, whether expensive or cheap,
you are buying that medicine to cure your ills
and that is all.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1902-05-16
Logical

We are not sure that Pres
ident Roosevelt ought to be let
off, by the Grand Army peo-
pie tor his eliminating ofense
in the Evans case. Washing
ton dispatches say that the
appointment Of Evans to the
Office of consul general at
London. the most highly paid
place in the foreign service. is
regarded as a slap in the face
by all the magnets who fought
SO long to secure his removal
from the Pension Office. Ac.
cording to the Times cores
pondent they say that
If it was right to remove
Mr.. Evans there was no need
to do anything more than to
remove him. There judgment
is that the President has shown
a weak backbone in this mat
ter. He should not have re-
moved Mr.. Evans if he was
satisfied with his conduct Of
his Office
In this matter they are more
logical than usual Washing
ton Post.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1902-05-16

We would not have sufferer from
liver complaints and the like comfound
Rrmons Treatment of Liver Pills and
Tonic Pellets witty ordinary liver pills
Day and night are not more different.
Ramons treatment makes provision for
a laxative condition of the bowels for
time to come insures good appetite.
perfect digestion and strong nerves. w.
w. Buck & Co.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1902-05-16
The Wise Men ofNew York.

The wisest person in America is the
New York man who has never travelled
q hundred miles beyond the borders of
his own city. To him travel is unneces
sary, for whittier would he travel? His
city is at once Alpha and Omega Of hui
man ken. The sun, fot him, rises each
morning just beyond the Brooklyn
Bridge and sets each evening in the
North River. In short, New York is
America. To live out side of it's domain
is simply to camp out. And the few
the eeventy and odd millions, who do
live "beyond the pale" simply live to
watch what New Workers do. how New
Workers. dress, what books they read,
and wha they say--Edwsrd Box. in the
May Ladies' Home journal.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1902-05-16
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Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1902-05-16
Arey The Beef Ba,01s.

Attorney-G General Knox has
fred a broadside at the beet
barons. In the bill filed in the
United States Circuit Court
for the Northern District OF
Illinois Mr.. Knox rakes the
alleged Meat Trust fore and
ait. Without mincing words
he charges the combination
Of Western packers with vio-
lation OF the Federal laws.
He alleges that they have en-
gagged in a conspiracy to make
the necessaries of life more
costly and he asserts that in
order to carry out their plans
they have made an illegal ar
rangement with the railroads.
There is probably no lawyer.
in the United States who
knows more about the laws re
iating to trusts than the Attor-
ney General. That he will
give the beef combine "a bad
quarter of an hour in court
can scarcely be doubted. That
he will be able to compel the
dissolution Of the trust and en-
force respect for the law is the
hope Of all who realize the ne
cessity Of imposing restraints
upon combinations that defy
the statutes. The people, in
view of the failure Of past
prosecutions. have grown
skeptical as to the willingness.
of the Government to prose
cute trusts. They have bee
told so often that the law
inadequate and they have see
SO many bewildering decision
by the courts that they hav
almost despaired of relief Mr.
Knox believes, it is said, thai
he can make out an over
whelming case against the
packers who are alleged to
have entered into a combina-
ton in restraint OF trade. II
he does bring conclusive prof,
it is hoped that the courts will
cooperate with him in destro,
ing all combines which are :
menance to the public welfare
Baltimore Sun.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1902-05-16
b<styaets;on Of 81. Pierre

= If the official report sent tc
: Paris by the commander Of the
. French cruiser Suchet be any
: thing like correct, the city Of
!. St. Pierre, in the island OF
Martinique, West Indies, has
met with a disaster which will
rank in history as the most
appalling Of its kind. Forty
thousand souls are said to have
been engulphed in lava and
ashes thrown from a volcano
in Mt. Pelee. That exceeds
the loss Of life at Pompeii and
Herculaneum, where most OF
the inhabitants had time to flee
for their lives and many
reached places Of safety. We
would fain hope that such also
was the experience Of the in.
habitants of St. Pierre, though
the cablegram quoted leads to
a different conclusion,
The Island Of Martinique, a
French possession, is of volca-
mic origin and is mountainous
in the interior, Mont Pelee ris-
ing to a height Of 4,43S feet.
This mountain burst into vol
canic eruption in 1851, but
though it may have given
some signs of unrest since
then, it was not considered
dangerous. Earthquakes, how
eyer, some very calamitous,
have not been rare on the Is
land, and on this occasion there
was one which was felt far and
wide. The Soutriere mountain
near Kingston, Island of St.
Vincent, coincid entity with the
outburst Of Mont Pelee, sent
forth big clouds Of steam and
greatly alarmed the inhabitants
of the town. At many places
in Spain sharp earthquake
shocks were felt. and for :
week or two previously such
shocks had been felt in variou,
portions Of South America.
Fort Royal, or Fort o
France, is the capital Of Mar
tiinque. but St. Pierre was the
largest town, and had about
$4,000 or 80, 900 inhabitants.
--Richmond Dispatch.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1902-05-16

Died Of Smallpox.
Bristol, Tenn. May, TO-
Joseph Nuckols, aged 43, a
native OF Buckingham county,
Va, died Of smallpox this
morning, at his home. fifteen
miles west of Bristol.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1902-05-16
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Life Oft. Dewitt Talmage

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Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1902-05-16
Stand Like a Stone Wall.

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scaldhead and other skin diseases How?
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Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1902-05-16
Kidney Disease.

Kidney Disease.
There ls no disease in the catalogue
of human ailments that equals in its in
siduous action, that of Kidney Disease
and Bladder troubles. A box of Cum
mings Pill Mass will relieve the most OBJ
stinate case of Kidney and Bladder trou
BILE, and it's continued use will effect q
permanent cure
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1902-05-16
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Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1902-05-16
Nervous Women

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rectly upon the Renerstive organs and
builds up the whole system.
Rural Retreat times. [volume] (Rural Retreat, Va.) 1892-1918, 1902-05-16
Rheumatism Cured.

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DON'T GO HOME WITHOUT TAX
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The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-08-22
IN THREE STRAIGHT HEATS.
Mai. DeImar Won $15, 900 Massachus-
etts Stakes.

Readville, Mass, Aug. 21.-The Mas
sachusetts stake for PIP class trotters,
the biggest prize of Grand Circuit week
at the Readville track, proved to be q
commonplace affair this afternoon
through Maj. Delmar's win in three
straight heats.
Before the race the wiseacres were
picking The Roman to win, purely on
his splendid races of late. The geld
ing made a miserable showing. Sum-
mary:
2:21 Trot-Purse $1,000. Kwanon won
three straight heats and the race; Nor
col, second; Anna Held, third. Best
time 2:12A.
The Massachusetts, PIP Trotting-
Purse, $4,000. Major Delmar won
three straight heats and the race;
Lade Thisbe second; Dulce Cor third.
Time 2:0S1a.
PIG Pace-Purse, 1880. Darrell won
two straight heats and race; Charley
Matt second; You Bet third. Best time
2.06%.
Foals of 1S99-Purse, $1,000. Chesco
won third and fourth heats and race;
Roma second, taking second heat;
Baroness Powell third. Best time,
2:16A.
2:21 Trot-Purse, $1,000. Wilton Boy
won three straight heats and race;
Mary Joe second William Tell third.
Best time 2:12A.
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defeat Holcombe Ward and Dwight
F. Davis on the Casino courts to-day
and win for England the tennis cham
pionship in doubles for the first time
in the history of the game in this
country.
Although the victors carried off the
match in straight sets, the score of
11-9. 12-1O and GA shows at once the
fierceness of the contest. In points
the total score was 10 to 155.
To the 1000 loyal followers of the
game, grouped about the court and
watching every stroke. the result
seemed surprising, for throughout the
match the Americans seemed to play
the faster and certainly more brill
liant tennis. But their swift strokes
and steadiness at the net were want
ing at critical periods. On the other
hand, the Englishmen were in the
right spot at the right time
Very few single matches were
played during the day, but M. D..
Whitman and B. C. Wright both dis
posed of their men and will meet to-
morrow morning on the exhibition
court for the star event of the day.
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FOR SO CENTS YOU GET A PAIR
of blankets or curtains or pair of old
fashioned quilts laundered at Georgia
Steam t,aundry
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NOTICE-WE WILL OPEN AD-
justing rooms for repair of all ma
chimes, at our office, by August 1st
both phones, 1887 The New Home
S. M. Co. No. 119, Whitaker, Corner
State street
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Wnycross Game Postponed.

Danny Charlton, Peter McGrath and
=" brlen, star players of the C. L. A.
cam who were to go to Waycross last
"isht TO take part with Waycross in
q pan game with the Fitzgerald team
So-uay' did not go as the game for
9 ,,. reason has been postponed. The
,Hatch VIII be p.ayed next week, how
and the Savannah men will then
III II. Tie records that these men
49, MADE In the games among the
ircal clubs leaves no doubt that they
WIZ add strength to the wiregrass team
as'S that they will hold up their end
W. ANY any match il which they may take
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