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The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-10
srooNp DAVE LILO.

Apostle Reed smoot, the drst speaker
ut the morning session called the
Saints to task for their failure to pay
their fast offerings. In many OF the
stakes Of Zion, he said, there are no
poor, and here the people have been
led to think that they are no longer
required to pay their fast offerings.
This, the speaker said, was not true,
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1902-10-10
Wild Frontier DAYS
y>~~~s~~NN~
Justice Melted Out by Vigilance Commite :
in Sacramento Cal

aud unassailable guard. whit
marched the prisoner to the trees. un.
Der one Of which a temporary staging
had already been erected, upon which
the doomed man was placed. and Rev.
NJ. c. Briggs sent for The prisoner
SAID that he had committed the deed.
but IN NJ OF passion. and had nothing
to ny for himself that he was 20
yean Of age. an Eugllshman by birth.
and that he had a mother and sister
living in the old country After the
minster had performed his duties a
ROPE was placed around the prisoners
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08
YUk)N NEWS Railway Surveyors Re-
 turn to Rampant. Found a Practicable Route for a Railroad Between the iukCn
 and Resurrection Bay.

Rampant. Sept. q. 5urycyor At- wood, Topograpaer Rob, and Jim Dod- son, returned from tleu trip into t.y Panama section last Tuesday,. The party lcft hore with a pal, train aboul two months ago and covered nearly 1000 miles on the trip. The wo"l, done was in the interests of the proposed Alaska Central railroad, to he con strurtrd from Resurrection bay to Rampant. Atwood reports :thr pro- posed route an ideal one and cmiu,u,ly practical and feasible. The route in places is level aSa a i..ue and one piece for over 90 milc~ i, ready fer laying the ties withoEt tnu.u >lpyyl. He went clear to the head of the Neuaua river. meeting the party oat from the coast to whom he turned over hi, extra horses. He brought back two horses with him in excellent condition. A. wood states that the Ttulul i, WCu- derful country and its resources are limitle-,.
 The twenty roUnl glove contest lc- tween sam Barber and Kid Gallagher. for purse of &iu} ami the Aarc rc- ceipt-, cama off Thursley uIahl n was the best oNhihitioa ct,t' witness I on the Yukon and ..-E'te4 ;n a draw. Gallagher broke his light hand in tle early part oftho h-L'. Barher's right was hampered hyutar2l-i2.
 The Tapara Chief k at Bates rapids trying to get ihryu4l with the .ortw- ment freight.
 The hydanli, r1apt which va, landed here by the Hannah a few day- ago, marks an cpoeh in the mining history Of thI, G.,uet. l. i- the pioneer of system ,ha, in time N. l place the camp ahead oi auy in .Ala-lo
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08
NTyYS NUGGE!S.

". A. Nina). ir., solomon river min,ng man. has closed down for the scl,on. and with Mrs. Ninal has re- turned 70 Nome. where they will spend the winter. AIr. Ninal sratc. that the result of hi, operut.o onS on Solomon this season were cut srely satisfactory.
 There will be social session of the Arctic BrotEerhcod next Saturday night. it is recl5estcd by Arctic thict Swanton that there be 2 large attend ance. The camp will probably be in their ncw quarters i'll the standard Theatre.
 The decision in the fight last night at the Nohte Carlo between Eugene stone and Curly Carr was given tc ~itoac in the third rUuad. on foul. II Wa, a lively battle while it lasted.
 Harry IIiil is down from the Blue stone aud Cape York district. In the latter section he located l6 tin claims and he brought down Il iarge quantity of quartz which he will take to London Eng. for an assay. Mr. Hill says that q truo tin ledge has, been located. he himself securing i6 claims,
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08
bAN((UE:' 2 ]:
Mrs. Howard Turner Is
 the Guest.
Banquet Las: Sunday Night, al Nl.ith Expressions of Good
 WiIi Were ;hterchanged.

X banquet w1r given at the x. C.. . (. Co. me-- house on sunday cvoninE u Mr-. Howard Turner, wife of the p.pJia a4en; of the \. (. Co.,. who will -ail ou thc S.. Paul for San Fran r..rot1 spend the winter. The hosts were all the employees of the company and a lew intimate frie pds.
 Iue large diuipg room wa, ta,tefully ae.'DtcJ t." l.u.p. being Traueed in the fcr.n ot d Lo.~c-ho. Il r menu 'inl printed on nH-h bark from lhc Yukon. The guest of hoa.r- Mr.. Farmer. o.c~picJ ~t.t at the head of .nr t.o.": uu the r4at WA, Capt. Hansen uaJ ou th,. left Hr. Cdt. After the solid~ were d.-,,.rl ot Alang etad i4,,t- were drunk to A..~ Ina.,t', hsaltn. and neat spec, hes were mate py Cl.t. H:u-on. Dr. Gail. Judge Johnson N. Turner. W.J. Er~Gu-. II, E. SpeL ger. W, '. ponraluu. A. N, tIoyG 'Jad H. l.. E lricNon. and vitly -torie- were toIJ. During the dinner yoae, .Ae,t orchestra di>eour>ed ex. 'ellent mr,je Tha i.3.oviug address, which WIS, llum- in4jct h. j. ii. l7t!y ia an artistic manner. wg> pre~eut-, tr Mrs. J aruer.
 We. pt" a~Ng gtiute, and comrades of you husband lu tl.t common cause which we aca serNlug take tut~ occasion tO express to you tfkt sentiments WulH We hold towards you. You have brought iIto our lives pure womanly in fueucc. that hts made us better men, more charitable aud(geutle in our actions toward others. aud bcl} }er and true. ia the conduct of our oNA livcN For this We sincerely thank vou. and the les A,u> yul have taught u> will .onain with ue lNgcHcr The waoic community Q. Some h.~ lrar5t d To honor aud love you. but
 F.. after day~ tnt uo greater loqe for you can ever exist than that hi,h you. by yaur own actions, have inspired iu the hearts of thc members of tli- ljtir band.
 "Itu~ting ,hut you HiII always remember u~. we harrJo ,ao~,giup our autographs with the mos, >.uce re friendship. admiration and reyrr enCc.
 Those present were: Mir. ana Mir. Turner Mr. and Mr> iI,,>u"r Cgpt. Hansen, Dr Call Lieut.. Hamlet. Judge Johnson. Capt. Q. W. CIrI>o.. w. H. Dohrmnnn, II. l.. Burlcson. II. E. spencer, j. II. Kelly, C. F.. Adcoch. W. J. Ei>kiAo, Alvin Lieb".. F, W Carter. C. W. Thornton. Harry Lityitl, Harry TomlinSon. Gus BurEaI. Matt Lawson, Frank Doolttle Frank Bart lett, Maxwell Jones.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08
Rural free Delivery.

ro-todicc free rural delivery for the season closed on Oct. |. The work per formed by H. II. Humber, the carrier, wa, entirely satisfactory and proved d boon ,o thr miners on the adjacent creeks. which were covered in the free delivery system. These creek, inclaG- .cl Dry. Bourbon. NcwIon, Anvil, DcN- t,r. snow. Glacier. Rock and others.
 Alr. Humber will. Uni, winter. have rhalg, of the ualakik end of talkins N co. '- mail contract between that place and Nome No more efficient man could he had for the position. Mir. Humber will leave fer O'nalaklik with iu short time.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08
Cart. C00gan Crowned.

Capt. Coogan, the old time whaler, and formerly owner and master ofthe bark \! ska. wrecked at No,ae ils the spring oi lgj0 ~a~ drowned of the Diomclc islands on Oct l. lie and his son John were on the Vol ant, Goana ,1r Nome, rom keewalul Capt Cocoon being in comm nd. A s4uan a:o~o ard CaYt. Cuclar ia attempting to shorten sail was thrown overrearG hy Arch Of the vessel! He w.- not agljn zen. New, of Capt Cooton' $ deotn Wa brOGeh; to Louis Lane by d sailor on the }o..r;c.. cartau Coo2.n had been up the Kohuk river on t>" steamer John Reilly since the fall Of 1nao. i!c V,,~ about6 year oid. Fo. 3i ycar. i!a ha3 sailed oGt of San F1auci,io ia ..huliIu yc.,ci-.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08
SHIPPING NEWS.

Steamship St. Paul, Capt. Hayes, Of the Northern Commercial company ; line. arrived yesterday morning from San Francisco, which port she left on the afternocn of September 25. Both on her down trip and on her return the steamer experienced pleasant weather during the entire voyages. The St. Paul is scheduled tQ sail on Saturday next. The steamers passenger list follows: Olive Reed, Mrs. F Reed. Bessie Vale. Mrs. Geo. A. Liebes. Mrs. Fred. Carter, Mrs. F.. Gordon. Mrs. T. E. Williams, Mrs. F. Gardiner, Elsie J. simon. Mrs. ,lollie Dexter, Miss F. Marr. Mrs. VIII. Dohrnann, Miss Anita Cox, Mrs. \. C. Gri""@.,. T. Christensen 1 II. G. Marstend, Mrs. J. Jourden, Mrs F. G. Killian, Mrs. J. Merriss, Miss J Chapman. J. H. Tam, Mrs. E. F. Reed Mrs. M. F. Meiggs, Katherine Meggs Allen Harold, Frank Barrett, L. G Wykotf.
 Steamship Cent ennial of the North western Commercial Co. $ line returned yesterday from Teller. She is sched uled to sail for Seattle this afternOor and will take out full complement C l passengers.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08

as gold producer. The hydraulic method of mining will double our present working creeFs and make the tow grade gravel turn out more wealth than our richest creeks have produced under the present system of workinS.~
 The telegraph line is completed to the mouth of the ChenOa.
 No commissioner was appointed at Rampant. Judge Wickersham refused to accept Judge Balliet's $ resignation, but gave him four months leave ol absence. fiat the end of that time the judge still insists on resigning another will he appointed. As the matter stands Rampant will have mo commissioner for the next ejN months.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08
PERSONAL.

James S. Dexter, of Chinik, is in town.
 James P. Curry, of Candle creek, i, in town.
 Miss Anita Cox was a rt turning pas. senGer on the St. Paul.
 R. r. King, a Council City mining man. is at the Golden Gate.
 Mrs John A, Dexter was a passenger from San Francisco on the St. Paul.
 Cap. I. r. Hansen went down tu Goiovin Monday evening on the Bear.
 Judge J. H. Tam arrived on the St. Paul from brief visit to San Francisco.
 sam Cunningham, the well-kpown vocalist, on sunday last celebrated hi- 2Sth birthday
 Miss !. F. Chapman, charming Cal ifornia society lady, was an arrival on the St. Paul.
 Miss Helen Marr andsMiss F. Marr, daughters of Mrs. NJ. J. Cochran. ar- rived oH the St. Paul.
 Mrs. NJ. r. Meiggs and daughter, bt-N hdluttiut. u1flNtu on tue tou. Paul from San Francisco.
 J. l.. Galen. formerly [. S. commis- ~iuner at Teller, but now 8 successful Gold Run miner. is in town.
 James A. Gibson, of ,;eifcrt & Gib- son, owners of the famous Alder crecz claim. i> in town shaking hands with his many friends.
 Mrs. Alvin Liebes arrived on the St. Paul from San Francisco to join her hU-Eand. who is one of the x. (. Co. '~ efficient stan of employees.
 \. F. /ipI the new manager of the \. (. tu. s store, arrived sunday from St. Michael. Mrs. Iipf will come over on tue St. Paul.
 Duncan Mcdonnell has been appoiut- cd commissioner and recorder for TUs- kokWim precinct and will leave for SJ. Michael lhi; evening.
 Mrs. Spencer, mother of II. E.. spencer, O,.c ui the x. (. Co.'s popular employees. arrived on the St. Paul to spend the winter with her son.
 Mrs. Lloyd of Mary, Igloo, is in town accompanied by Mary. the native queen of the kougarok. Mrs. Lloyd iS taking Mary outside to spend winter in the states.
 Mrs. Fred r. Meyer and baby Doro- thea. were messengers for seattle on lhe senator. Mr. Meyer will sail for Seattle on enc Of the next fleet of -tcamer'.
 Judge Tam leaves for Council City today or tomorrow. where he will act as agent for the Ames Mercantile Co The selection is RI excellent one. Judge Tam has many friends ali oycr this section.
 W. J. Erskine. for the past two years cashier of the x. (. Co.,. will sail for san Francisco on the Ohio. Ar. Er-kiue ha- host of friend. in Nome who will wish him all kinds of good luck.
 Judge r., N. Stevens, the well-knowu attorney and former United State- Commissioner for Nome, will be Il pas sengcr out on the CentenniaL enrOute to his former home in Bi,uuFk, x. D. Judge stevens will return nest spring.
 Among the ladies who arrived on the St. Paul to joln their husband, iI Nome were: Mrs. Geo. A. LiebeS. Mrs. [. ". Cartery Ms. W. II. Dohrmann, Mrs. 4. C.. Grlgg-. Mrs. J. D. JCurdeu, Mrs. F.. Gerdon. Mrs. E. Gardiner, Mrs TT. E. Williams, Mrs. F. G. Killian, Mrs. F. L.. Retd. Mrs. J. Merriss.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08
District Court Notes.

Franz Simons pleaded guilty to 8 charge oi whoIesaliug liquors without d license. and was fined Sl23e simon, was represented by Attorney l.. H.. French.
 A jury today ir the district court re- turned ;t verdict for Mrs. NcMorry in a contest over lot on First avenue cla med Dy R. ;. Ryan.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.

To Louis Pugnantr <. Alha,in Joseph Maiola
 John Napio and Joseph Maecono:
 You gre hereby notified that we. thc under signed. have caused to be performed work. labor and services tu the value of one hundred dollars on claim No. above discovery on Vrnetia creek in the present Cape Nome mining district, Dis trict of Alaskl. for the year lol. md II you do not. within 70 days from the date thereof pay or cause to be paid tO th" undersigned. youI proportonQte share of said expenditure. as co come the property of the undersigned. under section 2321 of the revised statutes Of the United States
 Daie hereof ana Of the first publication Aug 70. l@t!.
 SlLNEY BOLDRISI. BARNEY R0LANDO. 3uW Co-owrcrS Of the aforesaid party.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08

The Pacific Cold Storage company announce the arrival of a large assort- ment of the finest meats and poultry. Eastern and Olympia oysters, salmon and halibut, Agen's butter, etc., also Roslyn screened lump coal.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08
100000

Cigars Porto Rico, Sanchez X Haya, Stanford and other makes, very cheap iu or der to close out the stock. HoXsie & NeNtUr. the Dexter.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP

Notice is hereby given that the partnership heretofore existing between Julius Thompson, Arthurts. Thompson and C. D. Murane under the firm name of Thompson, Muraae ( Th0mp. son, for the purpose of engaging in the practice of law in Nome, District of Ale ska, Is dissolved, and that c. D Murano has no further power or authority to bind said partnership in aay re spect. JULIUS THoMPsON,
 ARTHUR e. THOMPSON. Nome Alaska. Oct. 6, 1909. St
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08

If you want to have game of pool or billiards go the Board of Trade saloon. Two fine tables have just been received
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08
Blacks mit!l coal at IieSe's.

Photos Get views at half price at Hammonds :: also your portrait nega- tive. Closing out.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08

The largest assortment of Travelling Bags. Dress Suit Gases. Gus Brown. Leading Clothiers and Furnisher, BIG t'rOrt St, Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08

For your next seasons lumber see Tanner 5t Clark.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08
.Snot gun sl.ei.s at niese's.

For rifles and sluice lumber see Tan. ner ts Clark.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08

Hydraulic pipe a speciality at Oscar Witt's tin shop.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08

A full line of building and mining lumber at Tanner X Clark's.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08
Just Arrived.

A swell line of Men Suits. $i0 up to 80 d suit. Gu. Brown. Leading Clo- thicr and Furni,hcr, 3l6 Front St.. Nome.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08

The finest lines of clothing and Over- coats have just teen received at Gus Browns. Just cnll and see these goods for yourself.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08

Special rates will be quoted and con tracts male for your next season 5 lum- Der by Tanner X Clark.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08

Dolge,s felt shoes and slipper, for ladies aad gentlemen at Nome Trading Co.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08

w. J. Rowe Transfer. 425 Front street. Frei9lting to creeks.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08

October ', INU2 l, Charles Puknus, do declare that D. Neib- ling is no longer n partner of mine nnd after this date will not be responsible for any debts incurred by him. CHARLES PUKEus.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08
Paints an l oils at G'eSe's.

Childrens felt shoes. Nome Trad ing Co.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08

New stock deliea ,ies. Nome Tradin, Co.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08

Dr. J. K. eewell, dentist, has re moved to Zoo }, Gold 1n Gate hotel.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08
FOR SALE
NOTICE.

FROM Nov. l. next. store now known as But IT ler's dry goods store. Inquire of Robert Lvng. lO-2-2t
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08
Lipton's tea. Nome Trading Co.
Just Arrived.

Imported 1wl,, cheese. Nome Trad 1T r Go.
The Nome nugget., 1902-10-08

Don't fail tt attend the greatest store fui of worthy merchandise under prices that Nome over had chrnce to share.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-17

ffriDer eftsr Sigenoe 130-14o,00o ar
6an efterlaOcr Tg inssa 2ipsarpingsr.
Iaa Bsngsiie bonner dH66se aroing'r
til @obe, og meGlem Dem er Der mango
Smaafplt.
Gfter Sens RieIiens 9cb fdnblss
Der fenimob $4,000 &r. | hans 8oroz
ffaffe. Oct ipnes 10 ct liot u%fittert
9emmeIteb, men Sagen bliber bog
minore m9rteIig, nuar maj bsrer, al
bisIe 9enge er bGOebe / 5pens Stifts
SparsfasIe ben -. +. 80. Del er heift
IanipnIi9t, at ben gamle, iom bar goet
en- Del @eIssrenbeO, bar BAIT Sinbe
ct gibe bet b9bebe 8elsb bort. men ban
sr bleren fpg, os 9sben bar bd tdget
BAN, fsrenb Fan bar fact tit Jors
iGt ubfsrt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-17

9uIbfunb peb &eee. 5
Maler g. Mabiens 9aoe / 2dbdger
peo asge sr Der uogrupet 0rddit en
iiprQnat 9ulbtorn. Gn prspe bar
peret f~orepiit minsruloaiit profesfor
ltbFng | asbenbapn. San erflereoe,
at bet pirtelig bar Sub. profesfos
rem mente bog, at bet maatte anfes for
meget tbiDlIomt, boorptbt Der fanbfes
fac fore M9rgoer al 9ulofsrenoe
Stea, FAINT at bisie inbe9olot Iad me-
oct Sub, at en- llbOinbine bible funne
betole fig. Smiolertib aster Manben at
labe @runben nsjere unberfsge. Gn
for6enb9renbe 0ulograper, Der | flere
Qar Far arbeiost / Quitraliens Cub
miner, ertlerer nemlig, at iadbel
Sorblaoet Iom Stenarten netop er iaoe
lebes fom pdd Steoer, bpor Der uboine
bes Sub.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-17
apotetersS proa.

4potetersS prog. Def er
sonfte martbarbise Eager, Der til sis
Der retpireres pau Mppteferne. ,Hibe
Stifist.' fOrtener faalebes, at ..Wirs
turd fimpleT" retDireres fom oMin
fore Stinbpels", ,5urlemmerbruas
Der" bliber til .9alem9rbraaber"
.9gegeOlie" til .Stfe DIE. .arsos
Tot" er baabe blspst fdlbt ,Grapfut"
,gbriften Sorts 9raaber", ,Gns
gelft Salt" er man naaet bddbe at fals
De ,gnte Salt" os .Glffe Calf. ct
Nabn, Der | ferlig 9rdb fbnes at bots
be Soft 8dnffelisbeber, er ,2occdtels
lebdIfdm". Det er nemlig bfanbt ans
bet bfebet efterIpurst ION ,2uffetilz
balfam", Decentralization" og Gut
fun til 8alfdm".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-17

Sfaaet zig libel. Den x
aar 9amle 2asmus Mubien al 8ir<
FUN ao6abe bar forleben gaaet op / ct
airiebartre for at plutte Jrugten, og
ban bar ba iua ubelbig at fable neb.
5un padbrOs fig, efter bpdb Der meboes
leg, perpeb iaabunne aD9fteifer, al
ben bsbe en- Zines Sio tfter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-17
Mabninqsmpoe

aFbolbes paa grinitatis college os
@eminarium Snsbas ben Life DITTO
Der Gftermibbag 81. %. 5lere at
Gamfunbets prafter BIZ bore tilitebe.
ONE Stolens Denner ere berpeb bens
Iiqff inbbubne til at operp1re Msbet.
g. g. 0iq. q r. Wnfer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-17
n9nmfferen."
Cnsbas ben II. september 1902.
Blair, Hebr.

SiOite Ssnbag preoifebe qaitor
Mnter I airten unoer 9aftor Seniens
JraberelIe. paltor SenIen er bortreiit
til ct Mtsfionsmpbe / 0ortbfielo,
Wainn. De ugentlige Mpber er At ben
9runO uflpite.
-Mtrs. Saralo Senfen meb Borne
ne er | oenne uge pad geigg / 4rgo.
RleOer Ifa6er life Golt. Ste bels
Ter er ct rent Ybre Segn paa ct rent
Snbre. Sor at b9re raft mdd ale
2ssemsts Orsaner orbeiOe / 9armoni.
Nodp Mountain Sc beoirter bette.
Jarnbdm &c Sdmpfon.
Mifs 4nna S~prgenfen. iom /
l1neers 5ib bar arbeioet for Dan.
2uib. Cub. 5oufe JON 8o9fsrer, er
rsift til omaha, boor bun paa ct go
fpiiaf bar i Sinoe at uobanne fs til
Sngeplejerfte.
-5sr De tsber en- M 2umbers
pogn, Tom ino og ie paa De npe biem,
mefabriterebe 9o9ne bos Gbas. u.
SoH. Oct tpfter benz intet. ON De I'M
tet FIBER.
-paftor Senien bar tiliu9t i'm OPP
figslfs at Blair Menigheo. paitor
Senien meb 5amilie agter / en- n9r
6remtib at reife tilbage til 0anmdrt.
2gete Rodp Nountain &c. tilberebt at
MabiIon Mebicin 60. b%eitdar at ii9loz
ne os toftbare 99r, fom life Fnoes /
nogen anbsn Mitstur. 5aa berfor ben
rietige Slags.
5arnbam &c SampIpn
&pinoeforeningens Supper"
i Sorsoags Qftes / 8irfens Bale
ment" a bel beisgt, og en- lite lille
Sum inbtom, Iom guar til Defining al
@eloen paa airtens ubftpr. Der bar
unbgaaelige ,9rabbag" men lit benz
melisbebsfulOe SnbboIO gift i'm HunOe
pg f~oripnebe 5olt meb Sprelemanb,
tootbpicts, 5inifeer buleoe Qi1eputs
8asferOaer o. b.
-&piuoeforeningen mener | 8in>
terens 2s6 at afboloe en- ga3ar / FAM
me gjemeb.
Nuar bet ferit bliber inbfert /
GpItemet, bar bet en- bibunberlig Dirt
ming. Oct er ems fibIte 0aler p9rb at
file ben nbe 9lebe beb 2tbet, fOm fgfz
ger msb RpoeIfen at Hddp Nountain
Sc. Garnbam &c Sdmpfon.
- Gn pige tan faa en- let gldbs bos
Mrs. qaul qeterfo.l, Blair, Rebr.
= 6. 6. gierce er ben betenbte lez
benbe Jorbunbler at ale Slogs Mebs
Ter, Ssngefiebre og Mubroier, Bar
nepogns o. T. b. San BIZ felge bill
lissrs snb be fore 9ufe meb 9limrenbe
Rataloe.
Sobn Wcquarrie bar ct tort
Splag af 8pgningsmdterialer og aul
~ Infaftr n-ifer
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-17
Gm flint % raft Srens fan faa en-
QoO YlaDs | Danish Luth. Publ. House.
Singer sD=Maiihle.

$50 og s65. aibras for fufb Detailing
@amIe Maffimer iitanpiat. 3d. 90 | afbras
pr. Waaneb os insen Renter fprIanses
gomIe Maifiner $500 oa op. yipe Waffine,
al dnbre Iabrifater $1,000 os op.
s. e. Kemp, ACT.
Blair, Ne0r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-17

Mange penge / 8orb
ftuffen. Den gdmle 90aarise
Sens Hielien Wsdsr) at 9Ringe, fOrs
6eitben @aarOejer paa Hsrres SsbD
Mdrt Der nplig er beb, bar efterlubt en-
msget betpbslig Gormue; en- Mebbeler
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-17
Sil Ak Ben.

Specific Yiaetpriier Yrefoentsoasen.
Gnfelt 8inetpris for Eur og Hetur
til Omaha, Sept. 81. Sft. 1, 2 og 3.
BilIetter for fsrife 9ur gelber til
Sept. %, for Ottober Sufgene til
Dftober 6.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-17
Gountu Tair Sefomob.

Gen os cen 9rsbiebsf 8iasipris for
Eur pg Retur til gefamdb. Solges
fra Sept. is til 10, influibe. Billet
ferne gaIber til Sept. 20.
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ct 9amborgbfab
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ct 9amborgblab ON
SnbfsrfeIaf en- Sbin n.
o9amborg 9unoelsblatt1 inbebolot
forleben en- 4rtitel ON asbnsbsn |
9bftlanb, bbori bet bl. a. bebber: Den
nu inbtraabts9 ineenes 9ilfonb iunbe
man forubis, itrafs man git I'll ct
Snbfsrielsforbub mob be banffe Spin.
Den Omtenbisbeb, at be banffe Spin
sr blepne tpunsne bort fra Marfebei,
bar osiaa buft til Jslse, at 5amborss
tiblissre fua blomftrenbs gfsportflaste
ming er eaast til grunbe. gtspOrts
fIas.er;s. bar fom 5slss nf bet fra
Danmarf tiIfsrte sobe Rdamateriale
Stanb til at ubfsre fore Wensber al
Sfinfsr, Glaiieiiber ofp. til tblanbet,
famtibis msb, at affalbet, SmaaFpfs
ferne og lignenbe, bar ct binigt H1s
ringsmibbsl for ben minbre bemiblebe
Del at 8efolfningen. Den Gang
Dor Observation-Disclosures for be lapes
re &lasier lanst gunitigere enb M, ba
bet binigs yS~bineaffalb" life er til at
fdc, % bet biIige banffe Spin er blee
ben aflsit at bet bbre tbffe.
8labet anfsrer en- Hatte Gtsempler
fra oGe Dele at 9Dfflanb pau, boorles
bes priferne paa 3sb tiger u%ftanbfez
liet.
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5roOe ariftsnisn opboloer fig / 5elge
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Stenbamre pg ailer. st entelt Steo
er funoet en- Stenmur meb EN- urne.
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life ubetpbelig 9ei paa 5bpregob
Mart, nemlig Stelettet ctIer Omrioiet
at ct Menneite. 5an er begrabet / bet
rsbe Sanb, iOm altfda loa t9t oms
firing. Gan laa liot pau bsjre Sioe
meb SnGerns trufns op unber fig oe
meb en- Stsnbammer paa oenitre
Stuloer. @eo Siben laa ct Sppb,
ION ON betr bapbe Tibet / ct 8alte.
Del toitebe umacbelig Ombu at faa
Sonbet fiernet uben at beftaoi9s Sun
bet; t6i bet belle fmulbrebe ben peo ben
minbfie 9ersrins. 5unoet bar BAIT
for Opiigt / Sognet.