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The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-08

Women's Low Neck. Sleeveless Swiss
Ribbed Silk Vests. with lace trimmed
neck and arm holes. In colOrs OF pink,
blue and laVender-which we 7EC
have reduced from S1.25 to-. ~
We are Offering a line OF Women's
Fast Black Atwood Tights. in knee
and ankle length. as low as, q m
per pair---------.----- - .UV
lot or WOmen's fine French Ribbed
Extra Heavy Six Vests. handsomely
crocheted down the front and neck.
IN pink, cream, and blue; slightly
soiled-which sold for $500 q m
and S1-50-offered at-.-........SJ .OU
Also the choice OF one lot Of Swiss
Ribbed Silk Vests. handsome lace
trimming and crOcbeted. in pink blue.
lavender, cream. and black - which
We have reduced from SIS 81 IN
o. -.-..--..-.--.~ sOO
First foor-SectiCn F
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MIGRANTS Ordered Removed.

The District Commissioners today or
dered that street hydrants at the follow
ing localities be removed at an estimated
cost Of $50: d Street southwest, between
Third and Four-and-a-half Streets. cor
ner twelfth and d Streets southeast; c
Street northeast. between Third and
Fourth Streets.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-08
CRIERN Object TO
Being DOGKED
Contend That They Are Not
Per Diem Employees.
ARE PAID AN ANNUAL SALARY
Decision of Comptroller Based on
Their Being Hut Temporary En-
Pioyes and That Order Of Closing
Did Not Extend 10 Them.

Inc pay Of four Of the criers in the Su-
premo Court OF the District for September
i and - last has been held M by order
OF Comptroller TracewelI OF the
Treasury Department. The amount for
which these employees Of the Government
are locked" is $3.50.
The time for which this deduction is
made from the salaries is the two davs
on which By order Of the President Of the
United States the executive departments
Of che Government were closed in respect
to the memory Of the late President Will
liam Mckinley.
Are NOt Per Diem Employees.
The wages q the criers. it is stated.
were held up fer those days. first because
they sre per diem employees and again be
cause the order Of closing did not extend
10 the judicial departments.
The criers contend that they are not
per diem employees for the reason that
they hold their positions by regular ap-
pointment under the authority Of the Su-
prene Court Of the District and are paid
an annual salary. semi monthly
This it is oontended puts them clearly
CANSaNN tlAt NAN EDfflAANE Aut pay ltul
and the privileges allowed per diem en-
Dlo-es.
Divided Into Two Classes.
In this connection il may be stated that
according to previous rulings OF the
Comptroller per diem employees are di-
vided into two classes. one temporary
and the other permanent"
particular or special work for the Gov
eminent come under the former head,
while large class OF employees in the diff
ferent departments, such as the compost
tors at the Government Printing Office,
the employees OF the Bureau of Engraving
and Printing. the printers in the other
departments, and other skilled mechanics
are designated as permanent" employees
and-are allowed pay for all general holt
days.
BrickIayers' Case Cited.
The distinction in reference TO the two
classes Of per diem employees was clearly
drawn in the case OF the trouble with the
bricklayers employed at the Government
Printing Once on December 81 last.
These mechanics claimed that they we're
entitled to a half holiday OIL that date.
and at noon quit work. Pay was refused
them on the ground that they we're ten
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-08
STREET LIGHTING.
AMTSENfFNTE

NatlOnal-Virginir. Harmed in Alice OF
Old Nincennes," afternoon and evening.
Columbia-David Warfield in The Auc-
TONER" afternoon and evening
Chsse's-POlite vaudeville afternoon
and evening
Lafayette - 'The Great Unknown o,
afternoon and evening
Academy-'The Gamblers Daughter o.
afternoon and evening.
Herman s-"The Jolly Grass Widows
Burlesquers," afternoon and evening.
BiiOu-BuTlesQue and vaudeville. after
noon and evening
Convention Hall-Elks' Midwintcr Car
nival, afternoon and evening.
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Knit Underwear.

We are Offering some great values
on several OF our bargain tables in
odd pieces OF Vests, Pants. and Union
Suits, in white. grey, and ecru.
On Bargain Table no. we have
an assorted lot which We offer 1OC
at..................................IJ y
On Bargain Table No. 2 we have
an assorted lot which We offer DC
en- Bargain Table No. 8 we have an
assorted Got which We shall sell zoe
al----.---- -.--------.-----O
On Bargain Table 40. we have
an assorted lot which We offer enc
a.. ..-----.. 5000. .-...-...-S
These specials are in Section F.
First floor.
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porary'' employees. while the wages Of the
employees Of the Government Printing
Office were not withheld on the ground
that they are permanent" employees.
In this connection it may be stated that
Director Merriam refused to allow the
printers employed at the Census ONCE
half holiday with pay on December 81
last.
May Appeal for n Decision.
II is believed that the question Of the
pay for the criers in the Supreme Court
Of the District will call for such a decis-
ion in the matter that there will no lon
ger be any doubt as to which OF the en-
ployes in any Of the Governmental de
partmeuts are entitled TO pay for half
holidays. and also for a decision which
viii point out the difference between
permanent and temporary" employees
and the status Of employees who hold their
positions under appointment from the
heads Of the departments in which they
are employed
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-08
DR.. MACKAY-SMITH UNDECIDED.
Notified of His Election "a Coadiutor
10 Bishop Whitaker.

A committee from the Pennsylvania
Diocese Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church, headed by DR.. Dewitt Perry. to-
dGy waited upon DR.. Alexander Mackay-
Smith, Of st. johns Protestant Episcopal
Church Of this city. and formally notified
him Of his election as coadiutOr to Bishop
Whitaker, Of the Pennsylvania Diocese
Dr. Mackay-Smfth requested a weeks
time in which TO make known his de-
cisiOn in the matter. / IS believed he
is reluctant TO leave Washington on &C
count Of his beautiful home here and
the importance Of his present charge.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-08
Coal OH Lamp Knocked over.

There was a small are in the Brunswick
Hotel. 80 Pennsylvania Avenue north
west this morning. cared by a coal oil
lamp being knocked over. The damage
to the building. which is owned and Oc-
cUpiCd by Miss Dollie Jones. is estimat-
cd 5Z5, covered by Insurance
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-08
Marriage Licenses Issued.

Wiffsm a Tanver, Arbor Hill, Va, ard
Bonnie Oscar Bosseman. MiddIebrook. Va
Griffith Halstead and Helen Kitchener
Augustus James and Mary Twailes
Lewis d. Wills. Nashville. Tenn. and
Florence B. Osborn, Jacksonville, Fla
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SECRETARY LONG IN BOSTON.
Understood He VIII Arrange 90 Re-
enter Privnte Life.

Secretary Long left Washington yester-
day afternoon on the 4:50 o'clock train
for Boston, accompanying Mrs. Roosevelt
to that city.
He IS TO deliver an address before tbs
MiddIesex Club tonight in Boston.
1t is understood that while the Secre-
tary is in Boston he viii make arrange
nents for re-entering private life.
There IS little doubt that IL Is his in
tention 70 give up the Navy portfolio
some time this spring.
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Runn,rar nov sd MI..Inr.

The police have been asked 20 look out
for Bernard Coils. fifteen years OF age.
a handsome boy. whose home is at 1885
Four-and-a-half Street southwest. He
ran away two months ago. Nothing has
since been heard from him He has light
hair and blue eyes. is tall and slender
and is said 10 have a good home.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-08
FUNERAL OF DIR. E. W. KIRBY.
Services TO BE Held at Peoples Mis-
sion Monday Morning.

SerNIces 10 De Held At IeopIc's Wis
sion Monday Morning.
The funeral services over the remains
OF the Rev. Edmund W Kirby. NJ D.,
who died early yesterday morning will
be held at the Peoples Mission, go Penn
syIvania Avenue, Monday morning at 10
O'Clock. The chaplain OF Burnside Post.
G. A. R., Will conduct the services.
Dr. Kirby was a veteran Of the Civil
War and was chaplain Of the Third Penn
sylvania Volunteer Infantry. He was
seventy years Of age.
The pallbearcrs will be Messrs. A. T.
Tasker. G. z. Kirk, J. z. Hart, DR.. J. E
Allen. and Dr. L. D. Waters.
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SI.25 TO baltimore and Return. via
-. & o. H. r., Saturday and sunday,
February 60, t.ckets good returning until follow
ing Monday Good on all trains except ROYAL
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81 % 20 baltimore and Return, via
b. s o. n. r., Saturday and Sunday.
February S ard @
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Rise Of the African slave Trade.

Prof W E B. Dubois. a graduate OF
Harvard University and a weII-know1
negro educator and statistician. now con-
nerted with the faculty OF the Atlanta
University, viii lecture at the Fifteenth
Street Presbyterian Church next Wednes-
day evening. February u, at O'Clock.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-08
Downtown Temperature.

The temperatures registered by the
standard thermometer 1T House & Herr
mann's today were; a. m, 16 degrees.
II n, 90; 80 p. IL. %.
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HYDE SUCCUMBS TO
YOUNG 4AYLOR'S stab
Boy ATaigned and Held on
Murder Charge.
THE TWO WERE FAST FRIENDS
Hyde bumped Into Taylor While the
latter Was at work and Words
Followed and Then the Boy PIung-
ed His Knife Into Hyde's Breast.

TRENTON. n. J.. Feb. 8.-Charles
Hyde, the rubber worker who was stabbed
in the lungs by Edward Taylor, a sixteen
year-old lad. on Wednesday afternoon.
died At ST Francis Hospital this morn
ing.
The boy has been arraigned and held
on charge Of murder, and must stand
trial for his life. Being over the age Of
sixteen years, he viii be hanged if con-
victed Of murder in the first degree.
Stabbr5 in n Flash.
Hyde WAS twenty-five year old. and the
Taylor boy worked at the same table with
him in the Trenton rubber mill
Taylor is "a high-strung youth, and when
Hyde bumped against him while passing
Taylor demag dcd to know if it was inten-
tionaI.
Il don't want TO breed trouble here
with a Kid" is Hyde's dying statement
OF what happened, but if you don't shut
up III be forced to waIlop you"
You're afraid to hit me" Hyde says
the boy replied. and being provoked. he
attempted TO slap the lad In a flash Tay-
Tor drew ? long cutting knife from his
apron pocket and plunged it into Hyde's
breast
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Temperature at a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Temperature at u noon .-.-1 "a
Temperature at 1 80 p. m...............-22
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Norfolk & Washington steHmboaG "a
Delightful trips daily A. $50 p. n from foot
eth e. 10 Old Point Comfort Norfolk Virginia
Beach. and Newport NeUs. See al page Z
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Were Fast Friends.

The Taylor boy and Hyde we're fast
friends. and when the boy saw his friend
bleeding he wept bitterly. He rode with
Hyde in the ambulance to the hospital
and pleaded for his forgiveness. saying
he did lot know he had the knife in his
hand When ne struck at Hyde. Conse-
quently the boy never knew that he had
cut Hyde until he saw the flow Of blood.
Your Taylor was made the butt Of all
the jc' ,es on the part Of the men in the
mill IN ~hicb he worked. and HYDE was
always fus friend. according TO the state
ments q their fellow workmen.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-08
WEATHER INDICATIONS.
TENIPERATrRE

Fair and continued cold tonight; Sun
day diminishing northwest winds.
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THE SUN AND THE MOON


gun rose----t-O0 AN Sun sets...7:28 Pm
Moon rises.z-04 An Moon sets.........
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since seen any sign Of my old trouble."-MRs.
A. D. Jackson, 1914 hCCee St, KaHGas City, No
S: S, s. neutralizes this acid poison,
cools the blood and restores It 10 4 healthy,
natural state, and the rough, unhealthy
skin becomes soft, smooth and clear.
"a - - cures letter, ETY.
siPelas, Psoriasis, Salt
"a "a - Rheum and all skin
AsS diseases due to a pois-
- ~ - oued condition Of the
blood. Send for our book and write us
about your case. Our physicians have
made tbese diseases life study, aud can
help you by their advice; we make no
charge for this service. All correspondence
is conducted IN stfictest confidence.
IHE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-08
RAp FORAF q TETTER.

Fer three years I
had 7 etter en- my
hands, which caused
them to swell 10 twice
thei- naturalist Part
Of the time the disease
was IN the form cfrun-
ming sores, very pain
ful, q nd causi7g me
much Discomfort. Four
doctors said the letter
had prosfessed too far
20 be cured. aud they
could d5 nothihg Tor
me. I took only three
bottles Of 8. S. 8. and
Vas completely cured.
This WAS Gfteeu years
ago, and 1 have never
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-02-08
s1.25 To Baltimore and Return SI-25
Via Pennsylvania Railroad.

Tickets on sale Saturday and sunday. February
and .. good 20 return until Monday. February
10. All trains except Congressional Limited
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Chevy Chase Lake.
Ice flooded night inumiE-ti0ui skating fine.
es2
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-11
Off 6orn, Sa.

Mrs. Sobn grun meb Ssn iami
nils 4nna 9unien TT paa gsiee bos
Sl9gtninge og gsnrer / eff 6orn.
Rasmus !6ebegadrb bar iolgt
50 acres 2ano til Sens RasmugIer
til en- Sum at $50 pr. Qcre. Mr.
6eOegddrb fsbte fornnlig 2anbet til
ALSO pr. Ncre.
paitor SsrenIen meo 5aiiiiis
bar p9ret / gefsg hos paitor Gre
gerfen, Stimulation. paitoren bar pdo
Del til 8es Moines for Iom Weblem
at gtsamentomiteen at operp9re ben
adrlise gfsamen paa Granb 9iep
College. Smi0lertib bleO ban meset
pluoielig ipg og matte opgipe oenns
Rejie.
= Sfolerne / GlaD 5opnfbip 6apz
be 5reoag ben 80. Moj beres aarlige
nofIugt, fom benne Sang for en- Jors
d%nbrin9s SfDlo afbolbtes / pauf Hi=
SfoO. 5slge ,5urlun qme=
rican" par nolugten / aae Maaber
be[nffet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-11
Korreiponoqncer
SincOln, Ncbr.

Ssnoaeen ben lite SUM bar en-
6eitiosoag | Dor 5reliers Menigbeo
meb 9onfrmdtion; Der bar blot en-
9reng, 5. 3. 9aniens Srn, men bet
er altio en- 0sitiOeligbeo at bore be
unge betrefte oeres 8~aabspagt. ION
en- anoen peo 0aaben bar aflagt | be-
reg Steo; bet er ogIaa en- paamins
BELLE for os alore at fda Sdnten ords
get tilbage paa Dor Dab og 9onfrs
nation.
pa pif bet Spprgsmaal fittert
tomme frem / mangt ct 6jerte; 6ar
ieg nu ogiad itrebt 9rlig at 9iertet
efter at bolbe bet belige 9efte. Sa.
toa maa ri piit futte at 9iertet: Ser
re, biplp os! Men ba er bet 10 en-
tor 5rpit for os. at Seius bar idgt,
at bpao iom BELT Ri beoe 5aoeren ON
/ bans Raon, bet bill ban giUe os. Sa
gtpe Sub, at @eroen q meo al fin
Magt, os rotte Ifal Dor 9aabs qdgt.
On 4ftenen talte Yaitor gbt. $.
Senfen fra Racine (oor forbenp9renoe
pr9I). 5an fremtdlote for Dc giau
og Safob, al be beg9e baobe moi. TIL
oa Satob oiloe gipe Gfau noeet at lit
for at milone bans grebe, tiger ban
10, at ban bar NOT. pg bet piIer os, at
9sroen bar not / lit eget. Satob bdo=
be ogIaa not eftsr bin Rat, oa ban
itrebes meb 6erren / gsnnen os bleb
p%eliignet At 6erren; bet er 10 tent for
ale, fad mango, Tom / nogen Waabe
bar begnnbt at panbre meb 6erren. al
Ri rigtig for gflpor tager &en OBJ
oeo at laoe Subs @iQie ife btdnot og,
og Dor egen blioer lagt tiliibs. ba bar
ri nof. Oct er font at msoes mst
gamIe @ennsr. gditor Senfen ffal
BABE mango Sat for bet @ibnesbprr
ban fit Cor til at afI9gge blanot Dc.
= nils Sebolm bar p9ret / ge.
Jog bos Sens Rusmusien nosle 9ags
bun er not paa Sjemreifen fra Snbian
5erritorium, bpor bun bar bplot Sin.
le for Snoianer6srnene.
- Hatten melem Snsoag og 5prs.
bag rdfeoe Der ct beftig upejr oper
9incpln meo 2pn og 5oroen. apnet
Hog neo mango Steoer, og ct gus oe
en- Stalo neobrenote fom Selge al
9pnneoflag; ui ff tiaige en- beftie
Regn, faa dle Gaoerne ligneoe Imac
5looer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-11
Calender, Sa.

s forrige 1gs ANTON peter auters
9rooer fra 9anmarf. @9r belfoms
men iblanbt os!
= st beftist S%orOenpejr trat ber=
ober | iioite nee; 2pnet flog neo pau
ffere Steber, en- So bleb br9bt for 5om
gelitab. 9enrit 6anfens !6us reo bel
en- Del Sagipaan at, og 6 Seite blet
orabt for en- 8sbmer norbsit for Sal.
lenber. 0i fit tiGige en- forf9rbelit
Masie Hegn.
- Stubent peterien talte til os fib.
tie Ssnbag, og bi buaber, at ban DiI
fortfette, naar life gngbolm er Der
ligsfom fiOts aar, iaa bi fan bab'
prabifen bber Ssn6ag, fua lange bar
bliper Der.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-11

.saa maa ou pil tiOIig / Ssng,
Sulius?"
oSa, lise fuu iuure, ieg tOmmsr
biem, gaar ieg ben pad 2ageret for
min 5ante, for jee ftaI ii9e Dem, bun
Ipr aaaber. Raar jes iaa tommer
bjem, ia jeg fpife, men iaa er jeg
osie moroerlig ispnig."
,,6%pornuar laier ou iaa 9ettitr?"
o4aar jes ipiier = og i 5ritDars
teret."
..Saa er Ou piit nappe Dur, bDat
Sulius?"
Ser eiproe Sulius en- ubefripelig
gepagelie meo lit glade 9uttapsrtas
Qniigt.
Eat for SutterIaje," ia9oe ban og
,pg I'D at 9etfenosren. Reoe fra
srapperne leo bans 5lsjteiolo op til
mig / 9sftenet.
Mine 10 imaa 8enner ere blebne
mig Iaa lore. 9per pau i'm Dis haOe
be aIlerebe mdattet tage 2iotag meo
&en for 5ilopreIien = melt maa=
tie file Doris. Seq minbes / bette
9ieblit benoes aloorlise fore Zine
meo bet bsfnmrebe ubtrpf og tenter
meo Sorg paa De mango Smaaitdtler,
hpis 3iloorelie maaife er liae faa gl9s
oeglos og triit.
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,5aniferen
SnsOas ben II. SUM 1902.
0nOstjeneitcr.
RIair. Ntbr.

BlQtrt VeoI-
@ubstieneter og MeOer ofbOIOes | Blair
bonfe tpaneslif sIutberie airte til fslsenoe
Fiber: 0Der Ssnbas: oBimesieguOstits
ntte al. 1880, (gltsredng meO fOrnos
aaasnos etriftemoal ben lite os 3oie Sens
bag | Mioonsben). aftenguostienete 81.
7.30. Qte SenOas / Maaneoen tiaiee
mep aotetiiatirn at llnsoommen; 3ois
Ssnbag | Maansosn tilige meO Goreorag
fra GeoningemigiOnsns 3iitoriel.
Reoelm9gfge MsDer | Rirten poo 6pers
bos.: 6per Gnsoae Qften 81. 100: 9is
be~aasnine. 9per Sorsoas afteH 81. 6:
ungoomsmBbe. 9perunoen Greoag Gftsr.
miDooe 81. 2: &binoemeoe (efter 9ur
6iemmene).
ReIieiongfole for gsrn oper 10 aor
2srbae a. $50.
esSOossfOle bOer epnOag GormioOua
RI. 8 | Rirfen.
SaraIb Seutr
Qr9It.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-11
Geoar Sails, Sa.

Sens arogs 9uitru rejfte / fioite
l1gs til Darius. Su., for at aflagse
geisg bos @enner og asnbinge Der
paa Ggnen.
- 2orens Subj og 9uftru, Heibecf,
bar maattst friite ben Sorg at mite
beres fun faa Tiger gamle Barn, bet
afgit peb Oeben fbfte Sorsbag, og
Qsrbag Wibbas TOM be ber til meb
Qiset. gsgrapslfen fanbt Steb 2srs
bog Gftermibbag fra CIR. Subls (oen
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-11
Blair, Hcbr.

Sobn aidter, 5aoeren til Gieren al
3~eglDartet afgit / Manoags 0eo Do.
ben % blep begrapst / 5irsoaes.
- Sig %, bporfor en- Qpoteter altih
tilbpoer Dem en- Subititut for Mabis
ION Mebieine Hocfn Mountain Sea?
Gr bet for 0eres eGer i'm sgen Sfnlb?
SRnt ooer bet.
5arnbam e SampIon.
hrs. GmilD Slime par Iua ubel-
Dig at faloe forleoen og 1T lit 6pjr,
6aanbleo IIemt beitaoiget. 0a Mrs.
Slime er en- meget gammel Some benpef
rs 4dr, bill geitaoigelfen Doloe ittt
faa liot geIoar for ben gamle.
= alog er ben pige, fom tagei
Hocfn Mountain Sc. Def fDloer henbt
meb 2iostraft Dg gsr benoe elab oe
tilfreos.
5arnbam &c Sampion.
Mifs 30. Berg er rejit til aen-
naro, hpor bum / nogle Tiger bill bolbs
panit Stole.
= 6. 6. pierce er ben befenbte le-
benbe JOrbanoler at aGe Slags NIB.
Ter. Sengefieore og Mabraier, Bar
nepogne o.. T. b. 9un bill ielge Biz
ligere END De fore 6ufe meo slimrenoe
Ratalog.
Man ma anftrenge zig for al
boloe bet gaaenbe. 5pis bet eaar til=
bage for Dem, tag faa aoctb Moun=
tain Sc. Oct giDer arafter.
5arnbdm &c Sampion.
SO6n McHuurrie bar ct fort
SpIag at gbgningsmaterialer og
aul iii labeIte prifer.
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Rsnnnro, 9ebr.
@uostienefte ben lite og 3oie Ssnoae
tper Wanneo 81. 1870 Gorm.
Rr. Inter,
NrGft.
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yianoer og Srglcr.

cefaa
minbre mufifalffe Snitrumenter iolst til Lap
Bris, letts gilfaar.
8. =. KEMP. Mrg.
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Mroo. Refr.

Irso, Rsfr.
@lostienefte ben 2oen Ssnoog | boer
WaaneN, 81. 1870.
SaroIb 9ensn,
QrGt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-11
Glore) 6iem, og Stppet lagoes til
9oile paa GREENWOOD Sirtegadro.

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9oile paa 0reenpooo Sirtegadro.
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beef Hh og Smegn og anretteoe megen
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minbit for be 6armere, ipm leper ldngs
meo gldcf 6apf Greet, / bDilten Ban
bet / nogle faa Elmer rejite zig til en-
nGiten utenbt 6sjoe. iaa groer os
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repes meb At Strpmmen og orutneoe.
en- Mdnb peo Raon Ghas. 9icfs Mite
be oper 100 Stntter. og mango andre
mifteoe minore 5lotte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-11
Danlf Koloni
naA~i Oreoon,

Den oanife aoloni, 9anebD, peb eugene,
Oregon, anbefales til iaaoanne 9anbs-
m9nb, Tom MATTE pnife at fGite 80 paa
Gtiaebapsfpiten. Gplpsninger on 6ors
boloene iant 9ris paa 2ano eipes meo
Berebpinisheb, naar maj benpenoer fig
til: H.. Mogensen,
Eugene, =: Oregon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-06-11
500 8eI5nntne 500

Gsits EIabs snfsrs ptl ppre forneiebe optr al srFars,
a. Der srt BET minoits en- frpatet Spebom, fom Dibens
ftober CT bIspeb | Stanb til at fursre l ole oens gias
bier, oe bet sr fatarrb. Halls Catarrb Cure er bet
eHshe ~uirteItge 6tIbrebsIies mihbd, 9Qqeftauben ftens
Der. 90 &aiarrs ar en- foniiitufioneI epobom, fo-.
brer ben en- tonnitutionsf HetonbIina. Halls Ca.
tarrh Cure tasss inb, pirter birette p1o gloost Ga
Sltmbiuoerne I Spftemef, ttItnteiater berpeb @pabems
uers 1drias ee siper patteuten Stprts. pee at opbroat
6oHftitutiontn o. binipe Raturen at piers 1T Nrbei6s.
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at be fifbposr ct bunorebe Dollars fpl bpert TilFofoe.
tuori tenne Ws0itin life bepirfgr 5elbreoeIie. Gfrtp
sitter eite os Wibussburb. T%ilftrip
8 #. J. HENE & CO.. Toledo. q.
o0Ises Dos Npotbefere.
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