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The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-07-31
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Following are the township officers
and committeeman elected:
Swan-Justiccs--Thomas, Boswell, G Grlf.
fin. constable-Bowcrman; commit.
tccman, Melton.
observation-disclosures, Clark; con.
stable-Floyd: committeeman, Ad.
ans, Oncal.
Big Crcck--Constables -Eslick, Tabor;
committeeman, uaskins, Wolf.
Cedar Creek Justice-Trammcll; con.
stable Barber; committeeman
O'Ncal.
Scott--,lustice-DePew: constable, Pru-
1T; committeeman, Hornbeck.
Oliver -Justicc-Brown; constable
Brazeal; committceman-Veu-
zandt
Newton No. l.-Justice-Branson; con.
stable-lsaacs; committeeman
Stevens.
Newton No. 2.-Committeeman-De
Pew.
observation-disclosures; constable
--Wea:hcrman; committeeman
Goats.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-07-31
Poisoning tho System.

II is through the bowels that tho
body is cleansed Of impurities. Cons,i-
patton keeps these poisons In the system,
causing headache, dulness and molan-
cholia ut first, then unsigh,ly eruptions,
and finally serious Illness unless Il rem
edy is applied, DeWi,t's Little Early
Risers prevent this trouble by s,imulat-
Ing the liver and promote easy, healthy
action Of the bowels. These little pills
do not act violently but by strengthen
inc the bowels enable them TO perform
their own work. Never gripe or dis
trcss. G.. l.. Holt.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-07-31
Mother Always X seps u Handy.

"My mother suffered n long time from
distressing pains and general III health
due primarily TO Indigestion" says
L. w. Spaulding, Verona, Mo. "Two
years ago go. her to try Kodol. She
grew better at once, and now, ut the
age OF seventy-six, eats anything she
wants, re,narking that she fears no bad
effects, as she has hor bottle Of Kodo'
handy" Don't waste timo doctoring
symptoms, Goafter the cause. your
stomach is sound your health will be
good. Kodol rests the stomach and
strengthens the body by digesting your
food. II Is natures own tonic. G. l..
Holt
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-07-31


lnasmuch rs some Of our friends, In
the newspapers and on hcpla,form, are
still criticising and condcmning the
conduct OF the war In the Philippines,
ana even our presence in tho islands nj
all, we suggest as pertinent the follow
Ing extract from speech Of Hon. John
+. Lacey, Of the Sixth Iowa Congres.
sional district, delivered In the house Of
representatives on the 9th day OF June,
tho matter under consideration being
the bill to provide Tor the administra-
tion of civil government In tho islands:
Our Democratic brethren went with
US into the Spanish war, and will not
yield To my friend from Missouri MR.
Clark In tho claim that the war was
brought about by the Democratic party,
but all political parties took part in that
war and participated in It's declaration.
So that while all parties share iusits
glories, the responsibilities, whateycr
they may BE-, must also fall upon all Of
Us equally. One OF the attendant re.
spcnsibilitics was the situation cn,ailed
upon us by the cession Of the Philippine
Islands.
These islands were cedcd 70 us by the
treaty, and that treaty was ratified by
the votes Of both parties in the senate
OF the United States. This house fol.
lowod up the treaty by an appropriation
OF $50, 10000 for the purchase OF the
Spanish governments property upon
the islands. Tho money that was con.
tractcd Tor In that treaty was approprl.
ated by both houses Of congress, and the
responsibility Of completing that trans.
action was shared by all parties in the
house OF representatives with It's co.0r-
dinate body, tho senate Of the United
States.
SO that, whatever We may think about
the proposition now as TO the wis.
dom OF capturing the islands, Of the
wisdom OF making II treaty binding our.
selves to carry out certain treaty obi.
CATIONS for at least ten years with the
Spanish government, whatever We may
think now about the proprlety OF appro.
priating the money to carry out those
agreements, that has been done, and we
are In the same boat, gentlemen OF the
Democratic party, and although Il Re.
publican pilot Is ut the helm, you have
no excuse for rocking the boat. Laugh.
ter. That seems 10 be about all that has
been done by the opposition In this
struggle.
The purpose Of this measure Is to set
up civil government in the Philip
pines. Those who denouncc imperial
ism" ought to be the first to favor the
substitution Of civil for military
government. This question should not
be partizan one-and especially is this
true In the light Of the history OF recent
events.
In 1898 the Democracy were much
more anxious for II war with Spain than
the Republicans. Day by day they
sought to force congress to the consid.
GRAFTON Of n resolution Of intervention In
the affairs OF Cuba. Mr.. Mckinley and
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-07-31
showing the "oucor' In Ozark County,

The Gainesville News says there are
numerous counterfeit dimes, quarters
and halves In circulation In Or rls
county, which arc periec, In workman
shi p and color butd efficient In weight,
and In ring ''as dead rs n slab oilcad.
The coin is well calculated To deceive
the unwary farmer, though the mcr-
chant is likely to detect its character
as soon ms IL strikes the counter. Tho
Times appears TO think the ''qucor"
tho work Of Ozark county talent. Let
all Republican readers be on their
guard
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-07-31
Kirbyville q. A. Il. Reunion

Thos. Welch Post No. 553 will hold u
iour days reunion beginning August ~.
Blue and Gray will participate. Good
speakers will be present and ample
amusements provided. Let oil old SOL
diors come and live over again the old
days, and everybody, Of all ages "enjoy
life" In the present tense,
j. r. VANzANDT, Com.
w. IL. BROWN, Adj.
G.. w. GI.oYD, L. G.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-07-31

Speaker Reed were Of one accord IN
their desire TO avoid war, and they were
both exposed Ia the severcst criticism
OF those who could not wait, or thought
they could not wait for war to begin.
The explosion OF the Maine. however.
made war inevitable, and all parties
joined In voting men and supplies and
all parties united in furnishing men for
the contest. Union soldiers and their
sons, Confederate soldiers and their
sons united 10 make the war with Spaln
short sharp and decisive, The history
OF that war WIS brief and glorious, but
short as II was lie consequences arc very
far-reaching.
Iho treaty OF peace was negotiated by
commission composed OF members of
both the great political parties. That
treaty provided for the cession OF about
fourteen hundred islands In the paciiic
TO the United States; that trea,y was
ratified by the votes Of both Republic
ans and Democrats in the senate. Col.
bryan came from Florida TO urge upon
his Democratic followers the ratification
oil the treaty. But the responsibility did
not rest With the Presi lent the senate,
and Mr.. Bryan; the house was called
upon to make an appropriation vr sav,-
OOJ,OoJ TO carry out the terms of that
treaty and pay for the Spanish govern
mcnt's property Ia Porto Rico and the
Philippines.
so we have, without regard 10 party,
taken up the burden Of the government
oI those islands, aud commission To
prepare civil government has been Sc
lecied, composed of both Republicans
ana Democrats, who have been giving
their best efforts To devise and install n
LIBERAL free government for the ~ tribes
who inhabit those islands This prob.
lem i1ll To our lot as one OF the fruits of
the Spanish war, and wo can not now
my u down, II We should desire 10 doso.
We have incurred treaty obligations
and responsibilities 10 mankind a, ih..
rosul, OF that war which cannot be light
ly shaken OF.
Our political opponents, at the thrcsh-
Did OF n congressional campaign and
with presidential election only two
Years AWAY, arcattcmpting tocreate po-
Ii,ical capital out of the difficulties with
which the nation has become surround
which are as much of
their creation us they are Of the party
In power. They tell lis now we should
have sailed away from the Philippines
ls soon as the Spanish fleet was sunk;
but none OF them thought so ut that
time, nor did any OF them say 10 at that
time, They were with us then; they
should be content 10 stay with us now.
The glory Of the war they shared with
us; they should be conten, to bear its
burdens and consequences now.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-07-31

Taney county farmers have probably
learned two valuable lessons from OK.
pericnce In the recent past and the
progressive present. One is, that II
pays TO take care Of wha, one has raised,
no matter how bountiful the supply.
The other Is, that the kitchen garden
is capable OF producing II very large
proportion OF the family living, incrcas.
Ing the variety on tho table, TO the
gain OF purse, appetite and health
Let these lessons be we'll remembered
and thoroughly acted upon, and theil
cost will not be looked upon next yeal
as having been too great.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-07-31

Colds arc sometimes more troublesome
In summer than in winter, it's 50 hard
TO keep from adding to them while cool.
ing of after exercise. One Minute
Cough Cure cures at once. Absolutely
safe. Acts Immediately. Sure cure for
coughs, colds, Group, throat and lung
troubles. G.. l.. Holt
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1902-07-31

when you take Groves Tastelcss Chill
Tonic because the formula is plainly
printed on every bottle showing that II
is simply iron and quinine In u tasteless
form. No cure, no pay. 60c.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27

and fur.
See that new $75 White sewing
machine at the Big Tent Store. 1t
is yours at bargain.
Acme poison, 25cts per can;
Squirrel Death 35cts, at the City
Drug Store.
&c to the Big Tent Store for bar.
gains in all kinds of goods. Furni-
iure speciality.
See those new samples Of Wall pa
per at DeMOude's. All the latest
designs.
All the latest finishes and styles
in Photos at Fink Brothers.
See Morris & Cassidy for artistic
painting. graining and papering.
For saws, wedges and axes, see
}. NJ. Nelson.
If you wan, a well consult Woods
& Robinson.
Farm Fcr sale.
Located five miles north and
Que half mile east. Good six room
house. Well improved For in
fof nation call at this office.
Take Notice.
All persons knowing themselves
to be indebted to the late DR.. F h.
Webb will please call ard settle at
once either by cash o: note We
desire this business closed as soon |
~ possible.
J. r. CRAWFORD,
Administrator. /
Eggs for Matching.
II you desire LeghOrn eggs for
Matching you can obtain the same by
applying to Mrs. May Long, Russell,
Idaho or leave orders at Dr.. Plummer's
,iiice, Nezperce. Settings Of Is. 75cts.
See the Osborne Harrow at
wilson Il Davis. Before you buy
,ou should see this harrow. For
strength and durability it has no
quail.
Farm for Sale.
Located one mile east and five
piles north Of Nezperce. Well
improved. Good Orchard. For ;
enquire at this office.
FARM FOR SALE-One Of the
'est on the prairie. See w. J.
fancy, at Nezperce, Idaho.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27

sea, he adds: 'Their boat may not
have yet sprung leak. Both
compass and rudder may be still
intact, but there are rocks ahead.
The presumption is that while
conceding everything to he as might
be desired, it would please him to
see the boat hit the rocks. Before
commenting upon an attitude OF
mind like this, it must be again
ZEN. embered that Mr.. Watterson il
himself a candidate for the pres
idency.-Tacoma Ledger.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27

The City Meat Market is paying
the highest market price Tor hides
and fur.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27
gbuRgB SERVICES.

Methodist Episcopal Church
morning and evening on First and Third
SUNDAYS Of each month. Sunday school
every Sunday at 10 a. m.
JANIS GgEEssLADE, Pastor.
Presbyterian Churcl--preacbing at
III a. M; Sunday school ut 10. G..
T.. meeting 6:45.
Rev. GILES Pastor.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27

A petition is being circulated this
week here in Nezperce to raise
money to place the Kamiah grade in
a condition fit for travel. This grade
at present is a meuace to life and
limb and disgrace to the country.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27

1t Is likely that Henry waiter
son will be a candidate for the
Democratic presidential nomi-
anton. Through his own news
paper he is assuming the pose OF
Moses. He is telling the Demo-
cratic party that its opportunity is
near; that it has come in more
than one form; that the Philippine
question hands it to them on one
platter and that Roosevelt him
self is likely to hand it on another.
He says that the Republican party
for the first time III thirty years
is at sea-
This is very interesting as illus
trating the influence of the point
OF view upon the observer-always
provide that Mr.. Watterson believes
what he says, which, from the
point OK view of another, seems i'm
possible. Ii Mr.. Watterson hopes
to be Democratic candidate for
the presidency his ambition may
blind him to the folly of the strug
gle int, which he would I've led.
If the Republican party is at sea,
it is IL stout boat with a fair
wind and a sure harbor, and sell
dom has boat sailed with better
crew. Perhaps it is true that for
the first timein thirty years the Re-
publican party is unit with regard
to its leader, and not only that, but
SO far as appears from the express
ions of the patriotic and otherwise
disinterested men and newspapers
of both parties, the whole country
is 80.
There has been no predecessor of
Mr.. Roosevelt since the beginning
who enjoyed such universal con-
fidence, who had such united, earn
est, enthusiastic support in all that
he undertook as does he; there has
not been one who so entirely escaped
criticism.
To be sure, Mr.. Roosevelt has
not been president very long, but
in the brief period there has been
something doing, to use the current
phrase, almost all the time. His
presence in the White House has
been a masterful one. He has had
to meet many delicate questions,
but when he had disposed of them
they no longer seemed so. Nor has {
be kept public opinion with him by {
seeping with it. When the Schley
natter-just as an instance-was
-eferred to him the whole couptry
lad been working in fit Of indig-
ration over the judgment. His
eview of the case-using this very
Judgement as base-and his de-
ision confirming the judgement q
nd denying the public clamor, lef,
lothing more to be said And ,
lothing more has been said. This y
testimonial Of public onfidence. 5
Mr.. Roosevelt, it is conceded by e
ven Democratic papers and poll
icians, not excepting Mr.. Waiter
on, is honest and courageous q
hat is much. Added to this, ne !
capable. What more would you
ave? Well Mr.. Watterson would
Ike to see something go wrong. b
LAYING committed the party to the X
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27
Slab Wood.

Now ia the time to fill your
wood she'd. $50 cords of slab wood
at IS cts cord at W. J. Ramey's
mill.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27

The Pierce City Miner is the latest
sheet to be launched ON the sea OF
Journalism. 1t is owned and operat-
ed by Greer Brothers, of Orofno
and is edited by James Greer.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27
Nezperce
Roller Mills.
z. a. Jobpson. Prop.

4. a. JobDson, Prop.
Manufactures all high
grade flour. Try sack Of
our QUEEN OF THE
WEST and be convinced.
We also carry n full line of Bran.
shorts, and mill supplies constant.
on hand. Germ and Graham -four
also IN stock.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27

A tramway down the hill to Oro-
fno would be as much benefit to the
farmers of Nezperce prairie as a
railroad to the moon.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1902-03-27

See that new $75 White sewing
machine at the Big Tent Store. 1t
is yours at bargain.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-23
Herlebalsb

@n Suoeler / Yari5 lfulbe fprnp=
fig lfaffe ct Yerlebalsbaano til en-
rig, franlf Game. 6an baobe bet
lite, men ban plolte, ban tunoe faa
oct bps en- Suoeler / 2onopn. Saa
lfreb ban til oenne o9 bao bam len=
De bam bet, ogfgjebe til: Sig laa
9ereS laoeite Yris o9 ienb mig
6alSbaanoet pr. Dm9aaenoe.
5aa Gage efter fpm 9glfen meo
Salsbaanbet, DC meo ben ful9te ct
Breo, boori @n9l9noeren lfreu, at
bans ablDlut lapeite Bris for 0als-
baanoet bar 30, 900 7rcS.
Otter Ell ll9es 5prlvb fif eng
lenoeren ct 8reu, bpDri 5ranlf-
manben lfreo:
Oct CT mig umuli9t at betale
mere eno 10000 5rcs for Yerle-
%baanbet. Samtibi9t meo bette
8rep oil De rim eli9pis mpbta9e
&aSlen meo Yerlebalsbaanoet, lom
je9 bar Ienot pr. @fspres. Spis
De life, ablolut life, fan lel9e mig
SmDtfet for benne Hris, ba aaben
9asien D9 tag 9eres 6al8baano
tilbage. Wfen mener De at lfunae
lel9e mig 5alsbaanoet for 1000
5rancs, ba bebgoer De life at
aabne &asl EN-. Seno mig ben ba
tilbage meb lamme GfSpres, %
je9 lfal ba ltrats ienoe Dem De 80,
O00."
Den engellfe Suoeler oaflebe
len9e. Mten enoelig fDm ban til
ben OuerbeoiSning, at ban life
funbe lel9e 6alsbaanoet for De 80,
900. San to9 oa MOB &aslen o9
aabnebe ben. Wien ba ban laa,
boao Der laa / &aslen, matte ban
le. Salsbaanbet bar Der nemlie
life. 9erimob laa Der en- NnpiS=
ming paa 80 900 6rancs, u9 peb Si=
ben al bente ct Breo, buori ben
frantic Supeler lfreo:
nSee td8er aai9epel Terlebaan=
bet fpr be 10000"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-23
,6per otter jim Gpnc."
Otter nIolitifeu".

Gfter 6urlpbenoe er ben anbefa=
lebe IbreSle Scr. 3 alerebe unber
llbarbejoelle u9 Ell Gefte fremra=
aenbe Wi9nb bar allereoe te9net
fig for beitente Siora9 til Spbj9lp
al De peitinbilte Ger, nboer efter
fin 9@onen. 81 er blepen latte
iItanb til at nebne EN- Del af I'M
oerltrifterne meb tilbprenbe 9ilbuo.
@ilb. 6anlen, Sofoeforatlpnsma=
Ter (tilbpber at male Saabet ON
De peltinoilte gers lDffelige
Sremtio l%Dlegrgnt).
@iels 9jort, 9ireftpr (laa mango
Sruburer mob Salget, ium bet
lfal perel).
Augliit 2unn, 8efleler (petller meo
5ornpjelle ~llnberlfubet fra aine=
%rifanIf til banlf Mpnt).
s. q. Nruberg, @roslerer (reali=
lerer til 5proel for gerne ct ri9t
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-23
Sortiment al Soerbepisnin9er

Sprtiment at Soerbepisnin9er
ale Sarper ue aoaliteter).
goo. @blers, Or. meb. (@rotis
aonlultion for @e9ere / nit
apntor / 2%arle9abe).
Grel 9iliefalt (. 2arlen, Sberitlgjt=
nant Ger pili9 til at falbe fig ct.
3bomas, bOis bet fan tjene ben
9Dbe Sa9).
gaprani, 5otusraf, aulbin9 (fotu=
graferer gratis lamtli9e banlfta=
lenoe 0e9re).
2ouis le Maire, @eneralmojpr
(tilbpoer at erDbre Nmerifa, for
oeroeo at 9pre @noe paa ben bele
al sbiiturie).
S. 5. Scaoenius, 8ammer6erre
pulfer at lebe Nfltemningen pao
Gerne paa betr99penbe Wtaabe,
(ioet fun min Berion bpoer Ga
ranti for ct pirfelig frit 8al9.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-23
nNJ & y!
kNHUuvzEz
s ben banffe &oloni paa 500" 8ane
WARD COUNTY,
NORD DAKOTA.

Omtrent 1000 DANTE bar toset
2anb i benne &oloni. ubnalst at Pir.
fefamfunbets &Omite, Os at bisie bar
alGerebe De flefte boiat fig Der. Gnbnn
Tan Der faas gobt 2anb til oQomes
iteab" Der.
8t1Iigt Stoblanb / Wisconiin,
meb ubmertet Sorb og riseli9t @anb.
9et bebfte naturlise @reslanb / Mme.
rita, iarlig ftittet til M~sieriorift iua<
pelfom til alminbeligt 4serbrug.
gn MP 9ane er bbsset til bet fore,
gamle banfte Settlement omtrins
2uct, polt Gountp, Wisconiin. Scr
fan enbnu faces messt, sobt 2anb Bill.
list; beliggenbe narbeb &irter, Stoler,
Meierier og sobe @eie.
2abe SSernbanepriier til 2anbfsgere.
Sfrip efter 2unbtort Og iqutrerebe
5ortiarinser til
D. w. CASSEDAY,
Land and Industrial Agent $500" Ry
Minneapolis, MINI.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-23

&lima; paa nit 9oipital bar Der Dog
en6nu life peret ct eneite 9sbsfalo.
getingelI erne er nil langt
bebre enp | gamle Aage. DAM Dr.
6itp er en- ganlte niaOerle inoretttt
9p, e~letrif oplpit % meo 9elefon / ale
Ilgrre 6uie. alimdet r ON Somme>
rem Iaa gobt, Iom nogen fan enife Jig
bet. 3emperaturen er milb og be-
6a9elig, 8egetationen me9et rig. Sun
@interen er frpgteli9; 8ulben bliDe
ganite utuuIelig, Dg ane De fOrbereoenbe
4rbejber til @ulobai fning mda fore9dd
paa oenne 5fb.
Den beIentlisIte 5oritel fra ben
3ilitanO, iom 6erifeoe for fem 4ar
iioen, Iigser /, at gpen MI er tommen
uo at be anartiife 5or6olOe; altin9 er
bragt / Oroen Ipm / en9ber anoen
fanoOiit 9p; Mprb og 5nperier er life
mere alminbeligt. geoit aniete mel
lem 8orgerne er maaite be Dante;
a1e Stanbinaber er forreiten fenbt,
JON arbejbfomme, finite Soft. og be
6srer til Dem, Iom taaler 8limaet
6ebit; / Reglen far Dc ogiaa 2gtfen
meb Jig.
auiseoel oilbe je9 life / 4lminbes
lig6eb dnbefdle DANTE at rejie til
9lonopte = life uben COB 9apitul /
Rbggen. @anffe biit foiter bet life
meget at optage 2anb. De bebite
claims, iom ligger langs be gulbs
fsrenbe 5lober, tofter SO &roner for
en- Str9fning pda 100 Meter meo
1000 Meters 8rebbe. Men 9iosfor=
npoen6eberne er frp9telig opre, 6usz
lejligbeb er beaer life bi1ig; ct finn
pelt 0ptelo9relie toiter en- Snes 8ros
ner om Od9en, og Wdben er pad bisIe
Qarstioer n9iten life til at betdle."
= Mrs. @gerton, Der fun er / Gpz
ropd pad en- Retreationstur, forIaber
ON faa 9d9e &eben6abn og refer
trrt efter tilbage til i'm 6ofpitatsgers
ming / &lonbbte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-23


dorpefIle mig life meo abafiaIpere, Der falbpber
yfri Recept" iom Gottemao for be Snarer. / bpilie be
fdftae ltatfelS iDge Tor at funne ir1ndrre benz beres
Eerge. Geo bar en- G9te Meeept, ~opIfrenen az Ell
ouelta lfaubinauif SRge. Req erholot ben unoer ct Be
5gl9erne al hngoomnlelig ~lforitanb, iaaipm ge r,ez
loa9neo, Taricntele, odariig entomlieiie, tabt Manbz
bonn, Weollagenbeo o. b., bpordf lea leo / Here Mar,
efter at ieg Der Ganoet babbe bortileiei 6inoreoer at
Dollars paa Speeiali,ter. Babe, 3ntitutter og andre
Sotemioler til ingen Nntte. Otter at mango andre,
Der for9@pes banoe prepet alt rnuIigt. ogiaa er bleone
hillpre beo bette 9Ggemiooel, ~belIutteoe lea at bi ripe
andre; % 8niinoer al sanbsmGnb oper alt / bette
Sdro er lenenoe Sioner ON bette QGgemiooels bGrbis
Tube Gaenifaber. Sea ienber Gffrfft al nenne mar
ielt9e Necept ttutae meo Here Splpsnin9er oloeleS
frit til alle, Der behspe BET og ifripe til mig. De ian
fa ben nofplot meo ringe Defotuina pda ct gobt
Apptef. 5or nit SeipGr forlnnger ieg SOC, ndar De
et b~elbreoet. llnoer iH9eu OmitGnbigbeoer forlanger
i9 mere eno oenne lille Srni, % % betaler ben life,
tereno De er tnloit9hoia blilpen % Tan oHroere ben
81eneite. leg bar 91ort Dem. Som gu, at &ecepten
ot9 Oplpsnin9erne ienbes frit, % 9e bar intet at be-
tale, tpreno De er %helbreoet, % o1 TIM 80 Gents.
Win er ben enefte @gte ifanoinaptife Hecept, Der
falbnoes Slabene. 8aa Gem i@gt for anatialoere,
Der ialbpoer viri Gecept" eler ofrie Grgpemeoiciuer
iorl g~oftentao for b9roilgie, men toitbare 8ehanblinz
ger eler fr at fllnne Ienbe WtebieiH c, o. D., ipm
De alorig bar betilt. 9isie Bampprer irauarrer ben
lp9e bans iioite Dollar, ler ao bans 9ioelie o9 ieleer
hans Nbresie I'll andre lige iaa lanbittigheosIgie
On De ltren til no9en al oisie % bier narret, n9r
riager % bar ingen gSheme" al np9et Slags for at
tiina re mig 9en9e eller %paatpinse Gem Meoiciu, iom
3e ttte oil hobe; Sfrio itrafs, % De ifal finoe, at
lille ale ere 8eerdgere. Goresie;
c. E. BENTSON, Box 1872, Chicago, III.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-04-23
&eipimelicss
Mmfalc.

peger altib paa ct lua9eligt 0jerte.
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Seq Der ofte peret neb til at lptte mig
ieb for at I'M 9aa at fable. d Q9.
eerne life funbe belbrebe mig fos ie9
Or. Wiles' Seart Sure % blep fulbs
fteilbis belbreoet."
Charles Z. Ganball,
@uicottoiae, q. y.