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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
TEXAS DEATHS.

HUTCHINSON. Rosebud, fer
Der 20. Died at > O'Clock ssturd
ing, Ben f. Hutchinson, an en-
the Rosebud News and correspca
The Post. He had been sick VITA
fever for some days. He leaves
PINER. Bonham, Texas, 0csot
Mrs. Sallie Piner, wife Of the Ia
Piner, died at her home here TOD
was pioneer citizen Of Texas
moved here in 1885. She was
OF age.
Observation-Disclosures, Ten
Der 20. w. Z. DunaWay, consiab
Midlothian precinct and democrat
nee for commissioner u prerlnel
died yesterday morning at homt
THAN. He had been sick about w.
with typhoid fever. His INTERIM
place today at Midlothian.
COUEY.-Tcmple, Texas 0ctoe
Charles II. Couey died here "
fever Saturday evening. He va,
with fever some weeks ago az
near Heldenheimer and brought
the home Of his father w y, w
leaves a wife ana children eesA
near relatives to mourn bis l9sA
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finished business that the three commits.
sloucrs who issued the call for n special
term Of the court desire 10 attend to Is
the appointment of presiding officers Of
election districts whore vacancies exist. as
well MS the formation Of the official ballot
for the approaching election. The conspn,
sus Of opinion, however. IS TINT The failure
Of the court TO promugatc an of6clnl bal.
LOT VIII not affect the holding Of the cleo
voters az the polls have Inc mght 10 elect
presiding officer on the day II election
in the event that there IS no officer pres.
emit This being the cnsp IN talk VI man.
dnmuslng the absent officials IN order TO
force "a quorum has been abandoned, and
IN the event they do not appear today the
responsibility OF leaving important public
business unattended 10 viii doubtless be
placed where IL belongs
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
1 Will Cure You OF
atiSm
Else No Money Is Wanted.

After 1000 experiments ! have learned
how TO cure Rheumatism Not To turn
bony joints into flesh again; that Is Inn.
possible. But ! can eafe tie uisense al.
ways, at any stnge, aud forever
ask for no money. Simply write ma n
postal and will send You an order az vonr
nearest druggist for Six bottles Dr. Shoou's
Rheumatic Cure, for every druggist kcers
II. Use L for a month and, II il succeeds
the cost is only 5000 II 1t fails, ! VIII nav
your druggist myself.
I have no samples. because any medicine
that can affect Rheumatism quickly unfst
f. be drngged 70 the verge Of danger / use
40 such drugs and il h folly 70 take them
You must get the disease out OF fhe blbnd
Ny remedy docs thnt even IN tho most
difhoult obstinate cases. No matter how
Impossible fhls seems TO you know Ii and
] take the risk. J have cured tens OF thnn.
sands u cases "a this way. ana my records
show that 30 ont cf 40 who get those slx
bottles pay gladly ! have learned that
people m general nre honest with a physi,
clan who cures thtn. That Is an I ask II
] fall ! qQut expect a ppuny from you
SinlnR me q postal card or letter.
WspA ~ q my book about Rheumatism.
aQj@Ue& y - the medicine Take il for
~ 4 went harm Won auv,yav
Wau Address ~, sses - Hys
Remove The pps pAroulc ara often suroa
- no outwe sats1ss' At an dxnsaIstEs
zake fheza
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Palestine Pointers

Palestine Texas, October 20 -nts.,,,.
court WIZ convene in this city the 6rst
MONDAY m November, The docket this term
y very ligAt ana not many important cases
published today. was
The Business league was roo,,.,..
sall1e1 aud a new executive rorSp,itt q
WIS appointed. Dr. +. Il Moro cbnir.,I,.,.e
81 SIrn Iaf me SSG9f ,s Mems Business eagae %
OF the new club, which absorbpj ~, t,llnil
men men 3 el9p Ile directors OF the now . ,,ins,
f i 5 py i, NOBLE G; y Di.iey, K. "rS eab
" B. Fa Ss n 4 4 St9 G9:a6 q 4; MrlsGt,
itaM, a; z Green DR.. Moore ana 'p y 3, 5
1alapReH The new club viii procosj w.
" nn,s TO secure factories and other ent6 AZ
p''s's "ilen WIN help build 10 the XIV
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
INcIPIENT RACE RIOT.
NEGRO INSULTS YOUNG LADY AND
is ROUGHLY HANDLED.
Is Arrested a. Charge Of Aggravated
Assault ard VIII Faces Justics
Msstrsss on ESaninina Trial.

What carse rear Nclus serious ,rcuhlc be-
tween wbises ard tiacks secured yester
DAY 6fte-uccn oa an Aranses Pass belt
line cur nesr the lnteysectioa Of san ia.
clnto strse. ara Prairie 4fenue shout $3.50
o'ciock an6 weaid 90 doubt have caused
srayss eerseaacaces had It not been Tor
rrcHut sssieN opoa the part OK ratEclman
rgccger
AS tie matter stands. Ben washington.
the coirrcG rofteg az Houses bank. Is
tockcd 20 u ths police ststion pending trial
il Jastlte J. C. Matthews court upon q
wbsranf charging him With aggravated rs
"a alt. q street cas- mutcrman has Que SIDE
* his fsee tadly chcNpa M 10y the negros
teeth aud s Young lady was near the
verge Of negvous COLLAPSE.
Washington WIS Eii nccupaut OF the car,
aud when the mufcrnun, VINO was OF ulty
Ut the time. cndeaYDrc,l TO enter vacant
the latter With force and oaths. The YOUNG
lady, who WAS seated WIN btI llLu'f Nl-
rSctiy 30 trent ~ Washington hsh Der at
tenfitn attracted ~ thp cufslus, ana upon
turning around 90 ascertain tue causf o.
the disturbance was Wirully ipsuted Wy
the negt0 With Vic epithcta Upon tins
man. and the light began, both sides bern <
csponsed by several ~ each color in = =
Gar During thc ptogrt5s q ine msly' ~
At this juucturc Onicer Proctor anpenred
upon the scent aud arrested the negro,
who was immediately isken % tne, ~ iics
station BY the patrol wagon and locked NJ.
Quite q crowd collected around the negro
while be WIS under arrest, awaiting tue
arrival az the patrol wagon.
When interviewed OF the police station
last night hy o Post reporter Washing or
stated that he was in no way the agyres
sor. had lusnlicd no one; that BE- was
sober and that he offered no Resistance
whatever 10 hls assai'ant.
HIS white friends Who came down 70 tue
station refuspd 30 sigh N bonl uf 500 ~
fercd hy Justice Matthews. They sny thnt
heretofore his character has hneu cN.
emplarv and that ihey ar totnllt a. q
Ices 10 account for the conduct with which
he stands charged.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21

~ orange Texas October 2O-The Orange
l ines the recently organized military com.
the Ea1E rb AZ tRis place has beeu assigned TO
pahy ~ Captain A Il. Sh6lavs a. 1cs 1ln'
b Senants Warren Windham and T. g Ford
i naEe received their commission ma M M
few s da avs aSfs59ntEEements are expected in
drum corps arrived today. M Tbo p S, OF the
Conposed Of Charles Rein In ''i 1 qorps
Jr eu hurst and Dan Petty,
responsibilities D f,d; democratic nominee for
uay ~ Orange and delivered I'm spent me
The s ,gliier5 ~ the court house tonipbt
are ,Sv,icitlng committee of tne yni7,lt,or
Letting f R u Sitb the work today Of col
equipment for the new come, puFch lse The
i ts igs appropriated $500 ior the fn AM city
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
Cameron CulIinos.

Cameron Texas, October 20.--rhe grand
jury convened this morning. This is also
the beginning of the district court, aud a
goodly docket is before It.
Dr. Thomas A. Pope has just returned
from an extended visit to London aud otner
points across the ocean, which he visited
IN pursuit OF professional knowledge
IT Jesse L. Cas- has moved his place
turc.
j. 5. slocumb voluntarily closed his sn.
loon saturday, on the expiration of mis-
table. lie continues in the restniiranr
business 49," "I'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
THEY WANT THE NONE
Secretary Shaw Receives a NO9|
Beading Letters.

Secretary shaw Receives d IVY
Begging Letters.
Washington. October D-Sss''''
papers recently have published ~
similar to the following
Persons who don't SNOW tnsl y.
Is here are looking askanee ~ Y.
Of Secretary Shaw In coming " =
Of Wall street, This Is ridichVaA
Just what good old Uncle sam y Y
to help the deserving. Anypvu,
short and wants 81 to uae ll is., v
next pay day, can get II hy sus s,s,
Shaw, treasury building, NasniIs 4.
is strange that this Is mol n0'' =
known. i,
That the paragraph has aeea Y
rlously Is Illustrated BY the M. Ky A,
tiers thnt have been reeel{ea y " Y.
ury department. Two, WHICH ''-
read as follows. .,..,n
(The signers' name ~lthnsss u,
est. Louis. Mo, October les7 ~
Dear sir--I saw In last nizh.s XXI psi
you help the deserving AZ nv
hubit of asking anyone for ns'p, !. s'
been sick for week ana ls
work; my rent Is due neal ~" ~ /
have not got Il theT WI ps' +
on fine street and / don't Soy
do. Ny rent is $40 a mont. nv, 81
not got cent towards seiHs
II you viii helm me lust y VA
borrow the rest. although ~ ,irt
all poor. too You VIII &c WI Z
act. indeed, II Won VIII help u9
In trouble. Address
fSigned1 az
"St. Louis MIR, shaw H Xvi
papers last night that YOU R n.ss +
poor. am widow aud VT 4, \ H
girl and | have got 10 pay N
here 10 have her kepl ~.
behind. Last month me , ,na
would not let II run any g1 hs1' y
have 10 take her out ane ,.. III y i K
TO keep her am WorEnils ssy,s
family and get only snlali .s WI IS
Send me lust little ln n ,n,a
me ever SO much ! VIZ ..sl y
kindness ever 50 lnucn
my little girls board -,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21

hearne' Texas, October 20 -s.r,t...
We're morning and evening at tbe pan,'s.
Edeewood. "''''oms Of
az \ W Marshall Is IN Austin todnv
m the Interest Of Tie Merchants ana 49,
0iN w egnnany of Houston ANU 1laul
Naltes Lumpkiu Is I'd home og.i, -. .
d short stay IA Houston "s1'h after
Rev. 4. s. MNliford 80 a.
veuten VIII begin a protrncted ,noll I
zohner ~ Dallas 'ss'S'eu oy Mrs. A. C.
afe spensl Srt@og and Miss odcue Swanson
=, ne party ~ hunters whe hn eu,o'ilo'
W Asl week out on tho NsVIesa NEST
nss u'u anu REPORT having had splenaiSg
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
Funeral Of w . u..I,..;-,.

Fort Worth, Texas. October % Tho
Ianerai OF w. P. HardwicL late proprietor
% tne Hotel Worth. took place at noon
touly rom the hotel and was largely nj.
tended many friends from abroad ioin,
present DR.. Luther Little conducted re
services and the burial was under the an
spices OF the knights Templars,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
ApnoInted ] MlssIonntp.

Inc missionary board OF the baptist
Unlon association, ombraciue the territory
from Galveston to BRENNAN. met here YES.
tefday and appointed Rev. John More %
Lufkin as general missionary. Tho mem.
Defs ~ attendance, besides those who re.
sue mere, were Or. W. NJ Harris OF ON.
f,estpn, ~, g. $. fumhn ~ }rcbham and
IVY. y. W, AlnlnhN ul lInnln.ln1d
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
MISS GRANrLN AND HER COMPANY.

In these days Of slap stick farce comedy
and eaudy operate surfeit It Is a pleasure
to herald the advent on the local stage Of
one Of those dramatic productions which
has made the theater an institution of edu-
cational worth. The appearance at the
opera house tomorrow, matinee ana night
of Miss Heen Grantly and superior com,
pany In Martha Morton's greatest play
Hher Lord and Master" Il the event Of
which we speak 1'nis Is play and this is
q star who appeal TO the public upon real
merit. Her Lord and Master has All the
attributes OF a worthy successful literary
enort, 1t Is play enthusiastically and ex.
tlnsically superior lntunsically n boasts
q wholesome theme, a well told story, bril-,
llant and epigrpmmatlcal dialogue aud char.
aeters OF STRIKING types, ENtrluslcally, the
scenic artist costumer and the craftsman
Who staged the piece nave all furnished
touches which 20 To complete perfect and
thorongh performance, AS TO Miss Helen
Nrantiy, there are none Of the younger stars
on the stage today who Is more promising
she y pretty clever and magnetic AS to
ner supporting company II has been select
ca with great care With each character ~
ting To the proverblol T. Its exponent
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
Lavaoa County Teaohors.

Haletsville, Texas, October 2U.-ln the
county examination last Friday ana satur-
day there were twenty applicants for teacn-
ers' certificates, fourteen white and six
colorcd. or these two white and one col.
ored secured second grade certificates. ten
Whlte ana Two colored third grade while
two white ana three colOred failed en-.
tirply
All the best schools of the county are
row supplied with teachers, about eighty
i've whlte and tMentN-hve cnlnren
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
WInnsboto,s cotton Reo.i,.s

Ninnsooro, Texas, October 19-The yard
receipts to date are 5000 bales Of cot,an |,
shipped up to date, 0B86; the receipts tbis
time last year. 693S; total receints Iost
year lo9l4 The yard men ana others II,
positlon 70 know, think there Win IL
ap 9sHt 40 more bales to market
account "S NNiu ueIe OF any
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
WHAT A yAsMER SUPPORTER SAYS.
That the Failure of the Democrats to Register
Will Elect the Mongre Ticket.

quotes Judge vas
that be Vasm) WIN the democrats are not
will yamer
o. mocra
The ton q dpn
Il
to expect Don't and
congressional ticket
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RIehmond 49, -.

..a "s1aulola' Texas, october %. No,,,,,s
st ssre'ns the rainy bad weathar -.-..,.
me Vas quite a good.sized crous e .l
ss,,, e,'Nte by Mrs. Carrie SsnoNa g near
iane siaa. Nsa' nation Isit today , ,as
easss 1900 hsas dog ana many 49,.
s@sssass As saEsEsIasas "a w ssoV sa ssv. has
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21

The registration was decidedly better
YESTERDAY There were 3GS certificates
issued Of which about 1875 were 10 negroes
Total registration to date. 87S0
The comparative record Tor the past two
years Is as follows:
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21
A RoM eroke MeetInn NJ

Judges Lock Mcnanlcl and Il. II. Vas
mer were booked for speeches last night al
the corppr OF silver and Washinrton
streets. Ia the sixth ward. and 4 crou-d ~
perhaps hundred gathered 10 Ahar then,
hun two men got into a row, and tho enrai
ing broke up without the speaking
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sHERIEFs, pEPARrMENI-

Taken up Nv Mr. F. Garrignn, Commits
SION Pens; Black mare mule 10 hands
tail white on tnn A. ii Andersen
sheriu ~ a, I. Conawav. deputy,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21

''Anheuser. busch Brewing Ass'nr on me
label ~ a bottle OF beer you arc assured
nl haNmF the Pure prndurt ~ fhr nesf
,fewsFS " the world whofu hiehest eual,
saAh.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-10-21

T. p Folse died suidenly Al Ravwnoa
yesterday HIS remains were brought ~
thls place last night aud VIII be interred
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lHEs gRAsAnssaa, 1853
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rrr afaiartni pelnea
oxlpiNE 49,"
u GaesARlsaaA '
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1902-04-07
$500 GUARANTEED yearly to higl

$500 GUARANTEED yearly to high
class man or woman, with chance
for promotion and advanced salary
TO have charge small office at home or
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ence, advertising and other work
Business OF highest order and backed
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ly. A great opportunity for the right
person Enclose SELF addressed stamp
ed envslo lope for fun particulars to
Walter .. Redman, Geneeal superin
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United States Treasury, Washington
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LADIES-Ou harmless Remedy for
delayed or suppressed Period can
not fail Trial free. Paris Chemical
Co. Milwaukee, Wis
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WE PAY $500 per thousand for hand
copied letters send stamped adj
dressed envelope for particulars. Con
sumers Wholesale CO., Pittsburg Kas
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s5.5OO.OO OF the loss Of Sundays
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Humphrey & Hill They are expert
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fso&

iarr'tg from "pwmlnV Ite oWI
not forbcar roln'ias v,h hl ,a,
r.tn a sort OF q smile 10 mak ap-
peer that he considered it IN the lsht
OF joke. at some placards which ap-
peared above the sac.s ard boxes az
the south Water street corner. The
pointing was hardly necessary. for
Frances Maryins quick eyes had
caught their significance. This is what
they read.
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l.. C. 3ssley, a Council Bluffs brick
kim owner. has sued for 5000 dam
ages officers and members OF a gnio'l
which boyeotted him.
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ATTENTION,

Confederate Veterans and Their
Friends.
Low rates 70 Dallas and return by
the choctaw Route for the reunion
April 22d to 26th.
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OKLAHOMA CITY.
(Oklahoma Llmited.)

(Oklahoma Limited.)
Leaves Oklahoma City 80. $40 D. m.
Arrives Kansas City ..... 7:40 a m.
Arrives st. Louis ... 5:36 D. m.
Arrives Memphis ...,.. 800 p. M.
est. Louis Expressly
Leaves Oklahoma City 80. 1906 a, N
Arrives st. Louis ......... .7.16 a. ID
(oklahoma Lim!ted.J
Leaves Kansas City ... $3.50 .. m
Arrives Oklahoma City d. 1856 a. N
(st. Louis Express)
Leaves st. Louis ....... 1000 p. m.
Arrives Oklahoma City 80. 6:25 D. m.
Through cars and Pullman Palace
sieepers between Oklahoma City,
Kansas City and Memphis. For rates
and other information call on Dearest
Frisco system agent or address the
undersigned.
A. Hilton,
General Passenger Agent.
st. Louis. No.
Bryan snyder,
Passenger Traffic Manager,
81. Louis. No.
D. p. Dunn,
District Passenger Agent.
Wichita BanHas.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-Salesman 10 sell lubricat
ing oils and greases on salary or
commission. Excellent side line. The
A. G. Harbaugh Co. Cleveland. o.
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wANTED-To buy cash register
Inquire at the Delmonyco. 32s II
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-17

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-17
Scmca, Ga.

Zen gamle Sting bleO tegrdpst i
Dag efter 8 Cages Snseleie; ban bar
ben GloIte Marb / 8Ben, nemlig So
Oar % l Wtaaneo gammel.
= 6. Gbriitenie en- ira 0dmpton, iom
fsr oreD tlrmagers Jorretning Fer /
gDen, bar bort6bttet i'm 5orretning
meb en- &arruiel, eller nmerrps9os
rounb", iom ben 10 Ogiaa folOes, og
er fIpftet BERTH / 6oub ON / @interens
Qeb at gore en- Itraalenoe 5orretning.
ID. So6nion og 6uitru ira
SCRANTON bar O9rst Ter pod geieq
bps beres 8dtter Mrs. porter.
- Sioits Senoag bapoe ri after en-
6ejtibsbog / Dor oaniie airfe, Der
par nemlig confirmation hpor 3 Ri
ger 90 7 Srengs aflasbe ben sooe Be
tenbelfe for mango 9ioner. Sg Sub
alere ian bi9lpe bisIe hinge til, at
gefenbelien fan blipe en- peDpurenbe
Sarebeo for Dem til beres 8eosbag.
9eiret bar farbeles goot ben Dag,
bnab bepirfeoe, at mango Ufenneiter
bapbe eipet Mebe, iau airten bar pat
fulo belt ub I 0an9en CO flere mdotte
Itaa ubenfor peb Yinbuerne. Bernene
hapoe pqret unoerpiit baabe pud Oonff
og Gngslf, faa Operbsringen itete
paa beege bisfe Spros.
= pad Qsrbag Gftermiobag boloer
pait. Sobnion 4uttion pad 1T Snbbo,
% paa Ssnbag IfTfebspr9oiten me6
@~ltergang. Den 20be De. gaar ban
meb Iamilie til SCRANTON for at taae
Mfifeb m.b Wenigbeben Der, for bers
fra at reiie til California for at OPP
saee en- Misiiorsgerning Der ube, bpor
5erren Difsr BAN en- daben DIR.
paIf. q. g. Glemmenien fra
@olbFelb bentes beriil | en- NOR Jrems
tib for at optage 4rbeioet efter pdft.
Sobnfpn. Mootte 3erren faa Cor
til at Deliisne bore banffe ToIt per
paa bisie gsne, fad nosle pilbe lubt
fg frelie pe fomme til at hpils | Sroen
paa Scius Tom beres GreIfer!
..... n.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-17

9gsmalsriet ssatalesr | grinorinsen
geginenbeoer fra benne ben betpbeli9z
re e!osn5orsfs &oHse5 9ase. meoens
forifeaige portr9tter fremitiuer be be-
rsmtt M9nb | bans lib, og pra9ts
fulpe Sitter aemmer be ioroiite 9eps
ninger at fieroe &riTtian. treble 5rez
eerit os osrss 0,ornirser. No Ct.
gireittes og 81. 2aurentius's aapelz
Ter, boert mso fine giueber oe biitori>
Ite Climber, begipsr Ri os bern9it oper
/ bet isnbr, Sibefib. Scr op9ltr oi
fsrIt / ariitidn ben fsrites tner gel
ligtretongers aapeI, bpor ariItian ben
Fsrite, &riitidn ben treble % Treoerif
ben anben bniler meb oeres Drowning
sr, bpor be foritsnias Winber itrsmmer
inb paa os / brogst gldnoning, ali
Iom pi eaar fra aiite til aiite, og boor.
Ri poa Ssilsn, Der bGrer 5p9lDinqers
ne, eanIte morIomt timber forfeaige
aonaers oe 5nriters 5eibe dfidt, pes
ter ben Stor, al Ruslanb Iom Numz
mer st 90 5ommcr), DOR nuiepenoe
9rin8 ariitian iom drummer 30 (75
9ommer) % Song ariitiun ben ipp.ns
be Iom ben minite.
Mieit bepeges bog Sin6et peo Snos
tr9oelien / Song 5reoerit ben femtes
tore aopel pdd Snoiiben; tbi Der bois
Ter De IiOife afbpee Oloenbor9ere, fra
Sriitian ben iiette til 5reoerit ben
fnbenbe meo beres 9rpnnineer, og Der
itaar Dor ms bortgangne 8ronninss
aifte, 9alfartsitebet for por gamle
Ron0e paa be aarlige ubflugter I'll
Rosfiloe. Oct er, iom ON ben gam
melodas patriartalIte 5ib fra iiette
5reotrifs 9age / bette aapel msbes
mee ben lpIe 5ribebstio unber SIRE
Otrit Joltetarl"
ga bu gomle Domtirte meo 9ros
ar8 ailbe, Du 8anmdrts ffsnneIte, og
melt minoerige airtel Timber Dine
Spplpinoer fan mun panore timeDisl
= 0it title, bsitibsfuloe Rum letter
Qanberne 6peranbre St9pne fra Dan
marfs Opgangsz og Reo9angstioer!
0erfor elites On al 6oer airfens, Sol
tets % Jabrelanbets 9enl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-17
Dor Stole.

gr nu malet og fat I Stono inbptns
big os tilbels ubpenbis. Meb 5snipn
til gleper fer bet ret lopenbe ub. Sfos
lebireftionen. ber tilliee r Gtsomenss
aomitee, bill bare Der ben /. Sftober,
foa Stubenter, Der bile optoges | ben
teolosife eler forberebenbe alosfe,
funne ~raabfsre fig meb btnne, og,
bpis bet fEbes nsbpenbist, blipe eiss
aminerebt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-09-17
Millinery for Salg.

gearunbet paa at ice bar iol9t min
Gjenoom p9 a9ter at lutte, gniter ie9 at
iel9e belle nit Gplo9 al Niobeppnt; lalnnle
fan erbolbes poo meget ioroelagti9e Be
tinaelier ON Solg fan lie mart.
Nlt Mpbeppnt bill ira mn al tunoe fgbes
6os mig til meget neoiatte Griier.
@nuo 5bumien
8or 1873 elf 0orn. 3a.