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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-07
Qaabet,

bet sobts Wuligbeb. er g~oi9beoens
9jalp. Da ale l1lpiter tom oo.r
.Slagten, blep bog 9aabet tilbase. 0ert
.r 9ebenffabet os ariftenbommen eni=
&c. Gorfe1en er ben = og en- uenbes
Zig 5orffel = at ariftenoommen bar
tn usnbslis ri9ere Joreiiiling ON a1e
bisfe lllptter og en- uenbelig falis.re
5oreiinins ON 5odbet. Wen 9ddbet,
iom blep tilbaee, bleb tilbage fun Dos
ben aarlige. Derfom anrligho life
bar, bar 9aabet bener lite til; o,t oils
be blibe lissenbe iom ct 8rs9, Der
Dsnter paa at afbentes; hpis acrliss
beb lite bar, bilbe bet bare meo Suabet
Tom meb ct 8rep, bpis Snbbolp bar,
ia, bet bar b%prebart; men man 9apbe
ingen til at bringe 8repet bort. Od
paatog aarligbeoen = fsnt itsrrs enb
9aabet = fig bet fom fin Sieneite og
I'm @erning at bringe 9anbet
Ssren aiertegadrs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-07
sra CIT Srooer / Serrcn.

Ia ieg bsrte, of pore 8reore og So
tire i minneapolis sr iaa me9et | 81lo
poa oeres airfe % enifer liOt plRlp
for at lette ben, toa je9 oct folot %
pilos life bore mso. Nen Cub er
anrlisbeb oe oil eerne lette 8proer,
buuoe iinlelise os aunoelise, laa maatie
iee taae bet unbsr Sueruejelie. os je9
fom osian iii at slrbe mig peo at u1ie
meo. 9ei er ifte iaa 9oot | Bperne,
bpOr Soft arbsjosr for Gaslen os bar
en- flor 5amilie. Oct er life lam paa
9anoet. Seq uilbe Dnife, at mango
pilbe bi9lpe, at be iunoe faa oereS
@elo beiolt. ON Der bliuer Ouerlfuo,
fan bet siues til Wisfonsn.
VI. M., Calender. Sn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-07

3unit.n at drbtjbe er ben pigtigs
fte af ale auniter; tbi f%orftaar mar
fsrit ben, blioer .nbper anbtn 8iber
og Stunt faameset lettere.
Sit. b.sminbr. er Der iorbolbspis
tun fod, Der f%oritaor at arbibe pdc
ben rett. Maaoe, og felD paa en- 2it
Iom benne, bpor Der mere eno nosens
finbe for tales ON ,4rbejbe" pg ,,4r'
bejbere," ian man bog .s.ntlig It'll,
mert., at benne Stunt er blepen far-
Zig ubbrebt ener bar gjort paafalbens
be Jremffriot. 9pertinob ian Der
fnarere fpores en- olminbelis 5enbens
til at arbeibe faa Iibt fom mulist.
Del, iom bet iommer an paa, Ell
at pette 2pften til arbejbe. Den
Tan fun opitoa sennem eset ODerl9e
oe grfarine. albris beb Qarei9tnins
ger.
Den Sbils, man isssr, fnbes itfs
fsrit os fremeit Oeb, at 4anb os 2eses
me bolbes | ben itsrit mulige upirfz
iombeb, men netop ompenbt Deb al
beaee holbes | en- ftasig og rssslm9ss
fig 0irtfpmbeb. Dor belle Natur er
anlaet pua 9irtiombeo, os bet bebner
fig bittert, nuar man ~piltaarlig ger
Jordnbringer beri. Menneifet er 10
moi ubitsbt at 6pilens parabis, men
Sub bar lite paalast os arbeioet
iom en- 8brbe uben famtioig at aibe
os ben srsit, at bet tiIise .r os en-
6sbnenbi9beb. Den fdnbs 5bile
opnoaes bsrfor fun mibt | Dirfiombes
ben / aanbelie Gorifanb Deb, at man
fer tit Qrbejbe lpttes os fbler fig mass
iig til al lefe be OpsaDtr, fom ftil=
les en-; / lesemlis Goritanb Deb be
naturlist eipne 5pilepapfer: Ssps
men, Woaltibern. os ben uerituttelise
6pilebos, Ssnbaeen.
On FABIAN 9ilitanb, bpor en- ftdbia
os frustbrinsenbe girffombeb fun
afbrpbes al bisf. noturlist pdpier, er
ben lpfteIisfte, Der sipes Der paa Jors
ben. ma H1
Den ftsrfte lllbtte, Der sipts. 7ser
ct 2ip uben Mrbeibe, fom beb i'm VT
Tutnine insen Grust bar baaret. Der
for bar etbbert Menneife Ret til Grs
beibet; bet ct ben oprinbelisfs at az
le Observation-Disclosures. De arbejbs'
life er | 0irfelisbeben BE ulptteliaitt
(af ale Menneffer.
I Oe bog fnbes Der Der | @srben
mango - os ffere | be faatalbte bsiers
|sRlasfer enb | be labere Der n9ften
boableft os arpelist r forbsmte til
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-07

ben Maabs. at bet tinige er iaa .,gamz
melt, fom Der peges pad. noar bet
beober:
e MI / atten bunorep 4ur
2sb meeet 9unb til Stranbe,
Wen Sefu Raon oe SeIu Urn
Sit eennem mango 2anoe.
Meo gnifet ON. at nit ringe 5ors
fattcrffob maa blipe idaodnt INIT" oe
,,eammelt", ienber leg en- penIie 6ilien
til ,8anIteren"s 29iere.
5. pebtren,
Suntton, @. DAT.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-07
Gn retleoenoe gem9rfning.

s .Ddnfferen" go. 81 nit Stptte
,Saabant er bet" bar ies mob min
Billie bsgadei en- 9ufoHmeliesfeil, ION
iee berpeo bill rette; tbi bet sr mig en-
0iertsiag at bare ,Sanobeoen tro
aerli9bsb" os ingen. bpsrtsn Den eaer
life Ben. forurette.
RettelIsn er / aortbeo oenne: Seq
bapbe fact blanb.t iammsn / min 5us
tomm.lie en- fensre Somtale meb en-
Meobsl.lf. el.r Stripelie fra Paitor
8. Senien, Der. Tom ies 10 ogiad inb=
rsmm.r / min 4rtitel. git ub paa.
at paitor 8. Senfen snifeoe fig fritaget
baabe fra ,Daniteren" os Sfolen oe
at tomm. ub / en- f9rlig Misfionss
Dirfiombeb
5il pberlis gelnsning / ben Gag
tan ies sObt tilfsje. at pofor 8. Sem
fen peb flere 2ejlieheber bar uotalt
2nftet ON at fomme I'D | en- i9rlig
Observation-Disclosures, os bette gnfts
isote a%irferadbsi at imsbetomme peo
at anpiie BAN SonJroncisco fom ct
omfanesrigt Yirttfelot.
9g~rbsbigit
q. 9. Gbriitianien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-07
Sra por ~Snoiancrmisiiun.

3 Breu fra Misiion9r Rtelien al
23. Oft. ftriper bua bl. q
Sfolesernin9en goar ret goot baaoe
Der Il Data os / Bpen aonlas. Ger
er oper 40 Bsrn besge Siebsr.
8i bar bait ben Glnbe of osbe : og
optase 9 / ben lutberite airfe, ia Here,
mar ri reene beres Bsrn meo. loa M
fan ri orsauiiere en- Wenlsbee Der Os
oil maaite osion ssrs bet / I'll Nor
5r,mtio.
@uostiensiten Der er aoot beisat. o9
pi banber, at bet lfnl peobliue eaer oss
iaa blipe enbnu bebre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-07

2ebiegong. Man fer 10 bpert Var
bisfe Statler Iebe oeres inore 5omz
bto oe aebTombeb msb fig omtrtus
pau gjareene / S6fpeit5 oe peb aur=
itebsrnt. bpor be forgabes isger at
inbe 0eberfoogelie . Oprinbelig
tunoe be npies meb Commentator,
men nu mod be ogfaa tdge 9interen
tilbialp, og fnurt mao De 9ofpitdler,
bportil Do ffsnnefte Mlpeoole efterz
baonben er omodnnebe, itoa dabne bele
4oret ieennem for benne urolige Sta
re, iom operalt Tiger 6bile, men intets
itebs timber ben. forbi be lite isger
ben Der, boor ben enc er at finbe, /
.4rbeioet.
SEES Ddge ffal Ou arbejoe."
Meb benne Hecept funbe mar nutils
bags belbrebe De feite n~erpsie eng
BONNIE, faafremt be ba life Iom en-
5orbanbelfe sr neborbeot fra d%rbejbss
Isfe J~or9lbre, og De feitt Babe og
Sinosfpgel9ger tunoe oa opgipe oeres
Yrdfsis. 0i ffal o~perbppebet lite
onpoe" 2ipet, men isee at gore bet
frugtbringenbe.
Def bill biftnof p9re bet rigtigite
Der at gre en- lille Snbfrnntnine.
= life aft Qrbeibe er ligs gobt. Oe
Der gibes osfod Stinarbeib., bet pil
fig, iaaoont. Tom fun er til for Stins
nets Stblb. .6ertif fan regnes en-
bel af be faatalbte .,tpinbtlis. 9aanbs
arb.ib.r", en- tor Del gefeftiseli.
m.b Stunt" iom T. Gts. mansslfulbt
rs ufrugtbart pidnofpil, en- b.tpb.lie
DEL at Saetens 9f9ber o.f.b.
@f famine 9runb .r bet, ut aft
Mrbejoe meb Woffiner, operbopebst
BET ~mefonifte og itptteptie Mrbeioe sr
faa libt tilfrebsitinenbe, os at 9aanbs
b9rteren ener 4gerbprteren er ldnet
mer. tilfrebs enb Jabritdrbeiberen,
fra bpem pefoa ben f@oeiole urO fsrit er
tommen inb / 0erben. Oenne fer fun
oltfor tibet til R.Iultatet at 1T 4rbeiz
be. Waffinen arbeioer, ban er fun
bens unberorbnebe Dorftei. gGer ban
lob.r (. Cts. altib fun bet famine
6iul, men albrig ct belt ur, iom bog
er ct f~ornsjeligt 2unftparf, ct l1oIug
af ianb mennefteIie Opstisbeb. st
iaabunt mefanif Mrbtjbe itsoer an
mob ben naturlise Opfatt.li. at mens
nefftlig @arbiebeb, iom bog finb.s felp
bos ben rinsefte. oe ian berfor albris
BELT tilfr.bstine.
Ombenbt er b. Menneffer b. INF
ieIisfte, fom belt fan forbpbe fig / 1T
Mrbejbe oe eaa belt OPP / bet.
0tt, Der maa orbeibes paa | Dor
5ib, .r al ubbrebe ben Snbfist oe Grs
tenbelfe, at benfistsmasfst arbeioe
er TN Hsbpenoiebtb for ale Mennes
fer uben llnbtaseIfe, bpis beres legems
tise os anbeliee Sunbtb og f%uriaas
Oibt aItfao beres2tpslptte ffal bepar.s.
2ebissnneerne er uiunbe Wennes
fer, for bpem be rette 2~ipsnnrbier er
sao.t tabt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-07
DANTE 9eoIoger.

De maa ogfaa meb unoer benne Dor
Betruetning. 8oabe norfte. fpenife og
tpffe 2utberanere bar bait life faa
9eologer fra beres Wobertirfsr meb til
Mmerita = life at tale ON andre. Dtt
galber baabe Grunbelfen af 5ritirten
og Oprettelien af Stoler. Sra Be
gpnbelien bar per berimob flet ingen
banffe 5eoloser. Siben bar Der 10
poret en- Del. Men be flefte af benz er
penbte tilbase, for be pel leDebe fig
inb / Jorbolbene Der. Jngen af benz
bar enbnu last ct Qipsarbtjoe Der.
Rum cen, ON ret Ri buffer, nemlis paif.
g. 6. 9~ranbbera fom Tom per ! en-
fremifreben Mber, bar last fine Ben
Der. Haar fao Ri en- lille Slot at
banffe 9eologer, fom bill l9sge beres
2ibsarbejbe ber. ST bet ber, SfplbN
lager? 0i er | bet belle lite Nor Tag
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-07
Sibelforflarino.
Hpale imoleoenoe Orb.

Oct bar 10 p9ret meobelt | Dante
ren", at Der i 5rebagsnummeret ifulbe
fnbss ct Stptte, bpis Snbbolb tunbs
fable inb unber 8egrsbet ogibelfortlas
ring. Og ioet jeg eftertommer en-
penlig 4nmobnine of 9labets nus
p9renbe Rebaftsr ON inbtil ptbere at
itripe bisfe bibelfte 4rtifler, iau bill
ieg meo ct Bar Orb ~fortlare, bbab oe
bporoan ies tenter ansuaenbe Sanger
og Snoboloet at bisie Mrtitler. 8eb
gibelfortlaring tanter man 10 nGrm.ft
pua noget fammenb9nsenbe, ba / bet
minbfte en- Gortlarins oDer ct eIer an=
bet Strift at Bibslsn. Men leg t9nter
bog life paa at ifripe en- FABIAN Jorz
tlaring til ,Daniteren", blanot anbet
at ben 9runo, at bet bel lit. ligger for
enbper at bplbe Sraaben faft / en- Off
bunbling eller Jorflarins, Der ffal la
les ftptteOis oe til forifenis 5ib, noset,
fom 10 er Silfaloet. naar en- Nfbanbs
ling ffal ead isennem flere Humr.
af ct 8lab. Seq bar ba tanft at ftrioe
fmaa. ~tortfattebe Gortlarinser ODER ct
os anbet Sfriftoro. os fom tunne fuo
glabs i ct .ntelt eIer | bet bejeite | to
Humre af 8labet. Sg ON bet foa
maa lpftes mig. fao er bet min 4st
at gipe noget oplpfenbe os bel9renb.,
Og bet biz fiss life blot en- opbpggenoe
getrastnins, fpm man Denter bet |
prabifen og andre gubelise 3aler,
men en- Gremfillins, Der bliper OPP
bpggelig beb, at ben fditer Chs ober,
bpdb Der mdaife fan babe paret mere
.ler minbre buntelt for en- os anben.
Del er ct fanbt Orb, at hi fer |
ftptteOis", men bet er ogfaa ianot,
of Ri naI ,notis | Britt grfsnbelfs".
Os berfor ftal pi iaa osfda bjelpe
bperanbre til Gremeang | benne Grs
tenbelie; tbi bet er en- afgiort Gag,
at 10 flarere Ri fan fe ems i Serrens
Chs og tenbe bans 9eie paa Sorben,
besmere 9labe og 8eliignelie faar hi
at Dor ariitenbOm, og 10 mere Tan bi
bore og pirfe til @sliignelfe for andre.
Og nit eneite 2nffs og 9eniigt meb
mine pdot0nfte Gmoaftnffer sr. at isg
maatte funne tiene mine Mebtriftne
og berneo ogfad tiene bet Sumfunb,
ieg ftaar |. Og bet er mere og mere
blepen min Operbepisning, at bet
napnlig / Dor 9ib life Blot galosr ON
at bripe Misiion ubabtil, men at bet
salber lise faa fulbt at sDe Misfion
inbabtil: at arbejbe pad, at Ri fom
Rriftne og Subs 8srn fan boise bebre
og bebre fammen / iunb og inberlig
Jorftadelfe at be Sing. Der bbrer Gubs
Riee til. Oct fan banbe. og bet er
ifet, at alporlise Msnnefer bar for
faftet og forbsmt Sing, fOm life fors
tiente en- FABIAN 8ebanbling, og ION
ofteft e. bet bel blepen giOrt | llDibens
beb ON, bpab Der bar @dnbbeb, ensr
lite. Ser maa fano Os ti%lforlabslie
Oplpsning babe en- Misfon, og bet en-
flor MisFon. Os Deb Sioen at at
bore ct Npbebsblab maa uDdniferen"
pift funne gore en- COB @srnins Oeo
at f~rembrase ct og unbst, Der bel Osfoo
ian bare fom nOget MOT, men pdo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-07

Raar 9eierne b~enuenber Zig til Splt, Der
aperterer / 8labet, enten for at tgbe hos
benz ener for at faa C%plpsnineer om bet
operterebe, bebes be nltib omtale, at be fan
gpertisfemeniet / bette Blab Get oil bore
til seuiibie Rptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-07
,SanIferen"

bliper lenot til Subitribenter, inotil uo.
trpttelis Spiiselie mobtaaes Of uo9iperne
pe al @9lo er betalt, | Spereusftemmelie
meb De 5urenebe Staters 8pilooe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-07

be og Ienbte guo tfter peter edrien.
meb bbem ban MI fprt. en- roli9trt
Sdmtdle.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-07
6uao feilcr Der Os 9anlfe
| Mmerifa?

6orl.ben ftrep pi ON port oanf,
Iolts altfor ring. SnoFpbelie 9ennem
por. StoIer, og bpOrleoes Ri | oltfor
forbapfenot @rao betror bore 8srns
og ungbpms Spbraselfe til fremmebe.
Men Der ,r ct Spsrssmual, iom lanst
onberlebes br9noer pod, og iom .r
langt mere omfattenbe, Og bet er BET
openftaa.nbt. Set .r maafte forpopeni
cf os at tag. bet op til Orsftelie. Mtn
bet bronbsr poa, fom iagt. oe bet sr os
en- Samoittigb.osfog at faa bet fr.m.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-07

Sayligbeb. Der lite isger III sgs.t, men
oct, iom er mango nnttigt. Deb bet
Idnme ilspes Spnst for De ltore OPP
CARER. iom er at fuu umanoelis Be
tponing for Sio og gpigbeb.
Men nu Hal ri 9iot til bsbite nogIs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-11-07

Entered at the Post Office at Blair. Neb.,
as s~econd-klas matter.
Advertising Rates made known upon
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-25
Grand opern House.

l There was another large audience at l the Grand opera house last night to
 see "The Secret Dispatch" The play | is a vivid picture of civil war times. | well worked out in a natural manner. | It shows the fervor and excitement of life on the field and the anxious and
 loving hearts at home. The drama is in four acts of strong and exciting in-
 cidents A capable company including
 MT Van Kinzie Frederick Allyn and
 Miss Beatrice Ingham presents the play
 and several fine sets are shown The play will be given again to-day, mati-
 nee and night.
 The BoWery burlesquers. which will
 be at the Grand opera house Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday of next week, is the recognized leader of all the bur
 lesques and vaudeville organizations.
 They have several novel vaudeville
 features this season, fresh importations
 from Europe. The opening burlesque is
 on the Pan-American exposition, fol-
 lowed by an all star olio of eight big
 acts and a closing burlesque or carica-
 ture of East side New York and the Bowery entitled summing The name of the burlesque tells you what to expect At the head of a beautiful olio is Yutakmee, the beautiful Indian princess. She has magnificent voice and is unquestionably the lyric Juno of the vaudeville world. Gilbert and Golde, both deans of comedy, the Fay Tor trio of national reputation; Hen shaw and Franciola in a comedy sister act These young ladies are bright, l>1 Neva Aymar always wins approval, Hays and Suits, singers and dancers of great merit, the Nacirema twin midg- cts; two interesting mites that have created a furor in vaudeville; Minnie Gilbert, a charming serio comic: the Robinson sisters, who have sung and danced themselves into immediate fav- or in every theater where the Bowery burlesquers was shown. Matinee We'd nesdav.
 new and powerful play by Hal Reil, author of Human Hearts" will be presented at the Grand opera house Thursday Friday and Saturday next. "At Cripple Creek is the title of the piece, and the scenes are laid in a min , ing camp among the Rocky mountains in the early eighties. The story told is very interesting, uplifting in tone and the play abounds in wholesome and 1 hearty comedy. Matinee Saturday.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-25
Pott's W0uderlnnd Theater.

The famous Cycle Whirl will be here only for this afternoon and evening. It Is due back in New York Monday and must leave this city on boat late to- night, All week long people have won- dered at this novelty of the age and at the daring of it's riders. There are three riders who use the novel track, and as they speed along it's steep sides their bodies are inclined at such an agle that it seems impossible they could remain OH. The peculiar influence of the force of gravitation is here more graphically demonstrated than ever before.
 The vaudeville bill includes Frank Bush. Buoman and Adelle, Morrissey and Rich. Rastus and Banks, Collins and Modelle, Rocha and Tilda, Bartlett and May and German and West
 The bill for next week will be & fine
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-25
it JILTNN ORD.

 The directors elected at the annual meeting of the IIall-Elten company in New Haven Thursday are as follows:
 George c. Edawrds of Bridgeport, F, J. Kingsbury of Waterbury, Robert H. Cowles of Wallingford
 The officers elected by the directors were:
 President-George c. Edwards.
 Secretary and treasurer-Robert H. Cowles.
 Corporal Lanouth has been appoint ed sergeant of Company K.
 The master Mason degree will be ex- emplified at a special communication of Compass lodge, r. X A. NJ, next Mon day night.
 Mrs. F. c. Bartholomew, Miss Lulu Bartholomew and Mrs, Moves will leave February for q three months trip through the south, stopping first at Co., lumbus, Ga.
 Miss Claire Banks will fill the posi- ton as kindergarten teacher at the cot tage school in place of Miss Lulu Bar tholomew resigned Miss Helen E Royce of Madison will take Miss Banks place.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-25
OLD CYCLISTS REUNION.

Annual Gathering of the Veteran Asso- citation of the New Haven Bicycle Club
 The annual meeting and banquet of the veteran associa tion of the New Ha- ven Bicycle club was held at the Hof Brau house last evening, A capital Dutch" supper was served in one of the private dining rooms. There were some two dozen members present, those gentlemen representing the cycling in terests of the city nearly quarter of century ago. The following are the new officers elected: President, William M Frisbie; secretary and treasury, A. G. Fisher; executive committee, Dr. D. A. Jones' R. F. Isbell, E. l.. Manville, and John Newman.
 Addresses were made by B. N. Bacon, W. M Frisbie, who for six years serv- ed as president of the old New Haven Bicycle club; Dr. M. c. Hitchcock of Ansonia; the retiring president, Frank Thompson, and R. F. Isbell It was voted to arrange for midsummer run and shore dinner before autumn.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-25
CAPITAL STOCK INCREAFSD.
Annual Meeting of Paris Medicine
 Company, Held at Paris, Tenn.

Annual Meeting of Paris Medicine Company, Held at Paris, Tenn 1 The annual meeting of the Paris Ned 1 icine company of St. Louis was held last Tuesday at Paris, Tenn. The cap- | ital stock was increased to one hun dred thousand dollars. The statements showed that the company did the lar gest and most profitable business of it's career last year F.. w. Grove, the or ganizer of the company, was reelected president, A. H. Duncan president, and F. L. Seely secretary and treasurer, MT. Seely is in charge of the St. Lou is office at No. 2624 Pine street. He said the business of the company Is growing rapidly, and that its product has been received with favor all over the world. The sales of Laxative Bromo-Quinine last year were nearly six million boxes, and the prospects are that the number will be greatly increased this year.
 The Bromo- Quinine Tablets were first made at Paris, Tenn. The first build
 ing was an unpretentious structure. and the tablets were made in small quanti- ties. The merit of the medicine was soon discovered, and the orders came In
 
 pelled to move into larger quarters and the small factory gave slace to one giv- ing employment to large number of persons. so that at the present time they consume ten tons of qulnine annu- ally.
 A handsome office and warehouse is maintained in this city. Shortly after the business was established it was found advisable to make this city the principal distributing point. Mir and Mrs. SeeIy made a tour of the world, in the interests of the company and while in Paris, Tenn, MT, Seely gave two stereopticon lectures.
 Our readers have no doubt become fa- nliliar with the reading notice headed, no Cure a Cold in One Day" which has been advertised continuously for years, and those who have never used Laxative Bromo- -Quinine for a cold or grip should give this celebrated remedy trial. Every druggist in the country sells it.-St. Louis Republic.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1902-01-25
DIRECTING TO WATER CONTRACT
Meetings of Citizens to be Held in Sev-
 eral Wards.

eral Wards.
 The interest in the water question is growing with much intensity The op- ponents of the contracts offered by the Water company are engaged in arrang- ing mass meetings in many of the wards. On Monday evening at o'clock there will be q meeting at Polar Star hall to give the citizens of the Eleventh and Twelfth wards an opportunity to express themselves and also to instruct the aldermen and councilmen of those wards as to their wishes in regard to the matter. The speakers at this meet ing will be Aldermen Wallace and Moyle of the Eleventh ward, Council man Bracken and Alderman Conway of the Twelfth ward, Senator James P. Bree, J. J. Sullivan and Charles Gay.
 Tomorrow evening there will be a meeting in the hall of the Hotel Garde, at which citizens of the Fourth ward will expatiate themselves on the subject and the citizens of the Ninth ward will do the same thing at Pohlman's hall some evening next week.
 Charles Gay said last evening that an injunction would undoubtedly be asked for to restrain the city from entering into a contract with the Water com pany on the continuing contract basis.
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example of model variety with many star acts. Among the artists will be Wesson, Walters and company in "Ho- tel Repose,' Raymond and Caverly, German comedians; the Parros broth CTS in wonderful balancing act, the Adonis Trio in specialties, the Carter DeHaven Trio, George Qber and com pany, Catherine Wells, bright mono logist; Deaves' Marionettes and Kess- ner and Bennett with illustrated songs.
 Prices: Matinee 10 and 20 cents; even ing 10, 20 and 30 cents; ladies at matinee 10 cents.
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District of New Haven, ss. Probate Court.

District of New Haven. SIS. Probate Court.
 January 24, 1902 ESTATE of FRANCES BLAKE OSBORNE late of New Haven. In said District, deceased.
 The Administrator having made written application for an order authorizing and empowering him to sell and convey certain real estate of said deceased as by said ap- pllcation on file in this Court more fully appears, it is
 ORDERED, That said application be heard and determined at a Court of Probate to be held at New Haven, in said District, on the 31st day of January, 1902, ut ten o'clock in the forenoon. and that public and of the time and place of the hearing thereon, be given by publishing this order three times in some newspaper having circulation in s0id District
 LIVINGSTON w, CLEAVELAND. i25 3tp Judge.
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HALL-In East Haven, January g. 1902. Curtis Hall, aged S5 years.
 puheral services will be held at his late residence, 59 Thompson Avenue, To-day tSaturdayl at eleven o'clock d. m Rell- lives and friends are Invited to attend. Burial in Milford upon arrival of train leaving New Haven at two o'clock. SPERRY-In Derby January 24, Jessie Gilbert, wife of Walter N Sperry and daughter of the late Lucius Gilbert. Funeral at her home. 152 Derby Avenue. Derby, at D. m., Monday, January 27. Burial at convenience of the family.