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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-09-03
SERIOUS TROUBLE AvERTED.

Wilkesbarre, Pa, Aug. 29.-Serious
trouble has threatened at the Prospect
and Dorrance mines of the Lehigh
Valley Coal company today. The
stri kers heard a rumor last night that
the company intended to concentrate
all into one working force and operate
the Dorrance colliery. 1t is said the
company has all told about $50 expert
eneed men in its employ. II this num-
er could be placed in one colliery like
the Dorrance the mining of coal could
go on without difficulty. The strikers
are determined to frustrate the plans
of the company if possible and it is
said that over thousand men turned
out and patrolled the roads leading to
the mines. The officials Of the coal
company recognized the serious condi-
ton of affairs and Sheriff Jacobs was
accused out of bed at an early hour.
He went to the scene accompanied by
a large number Of deputies, but no
attempt was made to place any addi-
tionai men in the Dorrance mine and
the strikers made no demonstration,
many of them Withdrawing to their
homes.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-09-03
Water Cure for Chronic Con-
stipation.

Take two caps of not water half an hour
before each meal and Just before going to
bed, also drink of water, hot or cold,
about two hours sitter each meal. Take
lots of outdoor exercise-walk, ride, drive.
Make regular habit of this and III many
cases chronic constipation may be cured
without the use of medicine. When a purg
atiYe IS required take something mild and
gentlelike Chamberlain's Stomach anG Liy-
er Tablets. For sale by DR.. A. J. China.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-09-03
Big Bond Issue Ahead.

Atlanta, Ga, Aug. 2s.-A Georgian
returning from the national capital,
says that Congressman Livingston,
when he stopped over in Washington
on his way to Maine, where he is
stumping in the interest of the Demo
cratic ticket, declared that another
big bond issue was in sight, and that
it was made necessary by the S46, 600, )
600 deficit in the couutry's finances.
The last congress authorized 81, O49,-
600, 600 of expenditures, and to make
matters worse repealed the war reve-
nue. bill, and the heavy appropria-
tions, coupled with this repeal, will
cause the deficit alluded TO, and the
only course will be another issue of
bonds.
Congressman Livingston is quoted
as saying that this will be to the lik-
ing of tie national bankers, as this
will enable them to predicate an in
creased circulation without paying
the high premiums which United
States bonds are now bringing.
Congressman Livingston thinks it is
all scheme to issue bonds fooling
the people with the belief that
they are issued in order to meet a
demand for government securities as
result of the great prosperity OF the
country.
He does not think, however, that
the government will issue bonds for
the express purpose of wiping out the
deficit, but it will be smuggled in the
issue provided by the Spooner resolu-
tion of $50. 900, 900 for the construc-
ton of the Panama canal.-Augnsta
Chronicle.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-09-03

Charleston, W. Va, Aug. 2e.-When
the State troops reached Thurmond to
preserve order and protect property in
the mine region request was made Of
Assistant Adjt Gen. Hutson, in COM
mand, to report to the operators at
Rush Run for instructions. He refus-
ed pointblank and said he was there
with troops to act under instructions
from the sheriff OF the county to pre-
serve order and not to take instruc-
tions from operators. Sheriff Daniel
then took three companies and the
signal corps to Rush Run to guard the
public roaas and protect people. The
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-09-03
THE SOLDIERS IN SHENANDOAH

80 !. s'l
Shenandoah, Pa, August 27.-The
Governors Troop, under command OF
Capt. OFT, left here at e7.30 o'clock to-
night on q special traingoyer the Phil
adelphia AID Reading Railway for the
Panther Greek. Valley.
The ID city troop, Of Phlladelphla
under Capt. Schermerhorn, has been
rendered by Governor Stone to report
to Col Clement, who is in command
here, during the absence Of Gen.
Goblin.
Major Gearbart, who Is IN command
of troops at Manila Park, reported to
Col. Clement today that things have
been in such state Of turEaoil in the
Panther Creek region during the last
few days that he has been unable to
cover the disturbed district with the
force at his command, and asked for
assistance. The colonel at once got
into Communication with Governor
Stone and it was decided to send the
Governors Troop to Gearhart's assist
ance and to reinforce the command
here with the Pennsylvania Troop.
The latter is expected to arrive here
tomorrow morning.
The timely arrival Of a detachment
OF soldiers on the scene this evening
ayerted q serious outbreak. A non
union workman named Quinn was at
tackled by a crowd of strikers near the
Cambridge colliery, at the lower end
of this city, and was being roughly
handled, when two of his friends rush
ed to his assistance and kept the
crowd back with drawn reyolyers. In
a few minutes all three were surround
ed by crowd of several hundred men
and boys and only the timely arrival Of
Provost Marshal Farquhar, with a de-
tachment of soldiers from the 9Th regi-
ment, prevented serious trouble. The
crowd fell back as the soldiers appear
ed with fixed bayonets and the three
men were hurried to a place of safety.
Several Of the strikers followed the
soldiers up the street shouting and
taunting them, and Josh Pelrayich,
who yentured closer than the Others,
was arrested and placed in jal. He
was afterward given hearing and held
in $500 bail for Court.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-09-03
The GREAT coal STRIKE.
General Fusillade on Mines on
Crane Creek Branch Stops
Work.

Roanoke, Va, August Pit devel-
oped today that the shooting to death
of Chief of Police flaming, at the lit
tie mining town Of Cooper, ". Va,
last night, as reported in an Associ-
ated Press dispatch, may have been
the work of striking miners. A repre-
sentative of the Associated Press was
advised at the general Offices OF the
Norfolk and Western Railway Com
pany today that there has been a sud
Gen change in the situation in the
Pocahonias coal fields, and that re-
port from one of their special agents
IN the fields today is to the effect that
besides the killing of the chief of
police at 5Cooper's there were several
hundred shots fred at the operatives
along the Crane Creek branch, in the
iehborhood of the Thomas coal and
coke companies, and the Crane Nest
operations.
Tt is not known that any one vas
wounded and it is believed this gene
raj shooting was to intimidate the new
men who have gone into that territory
recently to take the place of the strik-
ing miners. Several of the operations
along the Crane Creek branch, which
have been running for some time, are
closed down today.
The officials attribute this fresh OUT
break to the presence of large number
of agitators, who have recently invad-
ed that territory Notwithstanding the
injunctiors of the Federal Court.
MORE TROOPS ORDERED OUT.
Harrisburg, Pa, August 2I7.-The I'd
troop, Philadelphia city cavalry, was
this evening ordered by Governor
Stone to report to Gen. Goblin at
Shenandoah for duty in the anthra-
cite coal regions. The troop will take
The place of the Governors Troop OF
harrisburg, which was sent by Gen.
Goblin from Shenandoah to Lansford,
where there had been serious disturb
anees. The request for the city troop
was made by Gen. Goblin today, and
the Governor Immediately directed
that the troop start for Shenandoah
and assist the militia now in the field
TO protect life and property.
No additional troops will be sent to
the strike region unless there is anoth-
er serious outbreak, and Gen. Goblin
is unable to maintain order with the
troops already IN the field.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-09-03

Mrs. Rachel Mckinney died in
Terre Haute at the age of ninety eight
years, leaving four generations of de-
scendants numbering four hundred and
thirty-tnree.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-09-03

remainder of the troops bivouacked at
Thurmond. No outbreak of any kind
occurred today. The governors pri
vate secretary, Gen. Boggs, reported
to the governor at noon that the ut
most quiet is prevailing, but he con-
firms the necessity for troops on the
ground. The entire strength of the
regiment now at Thurmond is not
quite 800. It would be entirely made
quate in case of violence. The output
in the New River field yesterday was
3, 800 tons, about one-tenth of the
usual amount.
Gov. White tonight received a petit
tion from citizens Of Thurmond de-
claring that there had been no neces-
sity for sending militia there and ask
ing that the troops be withdrawn at
once. The governor declared he had
investigated the matter very thorough
ly before acting, that under the cir
cumstances as reported to him he could
not do otherwise than as he did. He
said he would not remove them until
satisfied that all necessity for their
presence was past.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1902-09-03

Great Britain imports 265, 600, 0o0
pounds of cheese annually, most OF
which used to come from this country,
but the Canadians have got the inside
track on US in that trade.
The courier., 1902-07-12

given by Mr.. and Mrs. Connell. Miss
Funke was the guest of Mrs. j. Z.
Baum during a part of her stay in
Omaha.
The music room of Mrs. L. ]. Her
zogs new home will be ideal in every
respect. 1t is an immense room. facing
east on Fifteenth street, light and
cheerful and beautifully adapted for
the use for which it is designed. Mrs.
Herzog is having a handsome concert
grand piano of the Henry F. Miller
after her own special design. This in
connection with the fine collection of
musical subjects which Mrs. Herzog
possesses. will certainly inspire one
when entering this beautiful room. The
color scheme will be green. wall-drap-
cries. rugs, and so forth, all to harmon
iZe. The handsome HerZog residence
located at Fifteenth and N streets will
be ready for occupancy the first part
o: August and Mrs. Herzog's magnif-
cent piano will be ready for her when
she moves.
Manhattan-But suppose you never
have any excitement down in Lonely
vile.
Subbubs-I don't eh? Say, have you
ever tried taking a bath in a room full
of mosquitoes?
The courier., 1902-07-12

Mrs. Cobb and her two children of
Texas are guests for the summer of
Mrs. Cobb's sister, Miss Jennie Smith
at 4: and Seventeenth streets.
4
Mrs ]. E. Hays and Miss Hays will
go to Cripple Creek, Colorado. next
week, where they will be guests of
Mrs Hays father and sister.
Mrs. Leonard H. Robbins started
Monday on the return journey to her
home in Newark, New Jersey; enroute
she will visit in Iowa and Illinois.
Miss Grace Broadly is the guest of
her sister Mrs. Avery Haggard. They
have taken a cottage on a lake near
Minneapolis and will spend the sum-
mer there.
The Saturday night club gave
party Wednesday evening. After the
dance some Of the young people went
height that night.
Miss Clara Leese. Miss Mae Biltgen
and Miss May McGreer left today for
Denver. Miss Leese goes to join her
mother. Mrs. William Leese. and her
sister. Mrs. A. A. Scott, who preceded
her. They will be absent for several
weeks.
Doctor and Mrs. A L. Hoover have
had as their guests this week their
daughter, Mrs. v. o. Strickler of Oma-
ha. their nephew, Mr.. Clay Snyder of
The courier., 1902-07-12

all summer, while Mr.. Welch will vi
brate between that delightful resort
and Nebraska
4
Miss Claire Funke was the guest of
honor at a luncheon given last week
by her Omaha hostess, Miss Marion
Connell, and also at a ping pong party
The courier., 1902-07-12

Muncie, Indiana, and their cousin, Mr..
Charles A. Calladay, OF Hutchinson,
Kansas.
x
Mr.. and Mrs. M d. Welch. Miss
Welch and Miss Root leave this evening
for Baileys. Colorado. where they have
taken "a cottage. The ladies will remain
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13

oreiebe % penbte SebIen % Tep peo
at raobe: .Iei. bOor er ben tpnl
Rei. er ben O%irtelig lige iaa me9et
p9ro iom fem s6unbrebe 5rancs ftptz
fer? 6por man bog Iaoer imutte
Sing"
Saa tiger Dumas: ,Raur Oh
fbnes idu goot pm ben, min 0reng,
faa behold ben bare. Dem, bebite
@ranba, fan ie9 10 uItio betuIe en-
anoen Sang. De oeO 10 gobt, bOor=
ban en- 5oOs6rancsieOOel fer ub. De
bar 10 bait Iaa mango at ben Sldgs
msGem !69noerne."
9pab MpbeIbanOIeren Iagbe til
6iitorien, fortoaer Meurice life.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13
sons Onfel &riiger.

Den frantic 9~illeobugger Garlts
bar baret / lltreht for at mooellere
en- Butte At gumle Sriiser. 5 belle TO
Tiger opbolbt ban fig / arugers 9us,
og 6oao ban iaa o9 oplepeoe Der. for
teller ban M / ct franit 8lao.
@amle aruger er enonu beiielet
at ben ubsiligite Gnergi, bans anii9t
sr presei at 9raft 90 Selptillio. 5
bans 4rbeiosOarelie lig9er en- pGlbig
gibIe meo SplObeilag, og nadr ban IL
f. oitterer en- Sefret1r i'm 2ibsertns
bring, forbpbsr ban fig 9erne / bet
gamle 8eitementes prufeter, fom for
BAN re%praienterer al gisbom / Ser
ben.
Oct er Iergeliqt. at ct tappert 5oIt
Iom 5%ransoaals Ifuloe gdd unoer, be-
m9rtebe Garles en- Dag.
Oct bberten pil eller fan nogsnfinz
De aaa unber," Ipareoe 9ruger %
fm9tfeoe giblen iummen meo flor
Qarm. .9et bill itige frem at i'm IL
fortjente lllptte fom en- tor Rution.
Siger Daniel lite, oOg iaa begpnbte
ban at uol9gge Daniels Orb meb
6cnblit pda be nuoGrenbe 6orbolo
/ Spbofrita.
Om srugers oa9lige eeoepis for
talles:
San Itadr pp 6per Morgen &l. 10,
arteioer, l9fer % fpaoiere / 9a0en
til ST. 1 Saa ipifer ban og bOiIer fl
eamle 9e9eme fra 2 til 4. Sra 4 til
6 arbeioer laIer og ipuofere / 9aOen
ioen. ST. 6 inota9er ban miobae, oa
81. 8 ligger aruger i lin Seng. 9an
foper til 81. 12,faa itaur ban op igen,
og fra u til 2 fiber ban berpaa
Rattens Stilbeb o9 grubler oOer 5i=
bes panfteIige Spsrgsmaal. paa Gla-
get 2 logger ban fig igen uoen at bas
be pqret / Stanb til at leie problem=
erne. bporefter ban IoOer 8 Elmer /
5rGt, iaa fuIt, at man unbertioen er
bdngs for at ban life ital paagne me-
re. 6an bar fun en- eneite 5jener, en-
ung 8oer, Der flaber BAN pda oe al
forer BAN / RuIleitol, naar @ejret er
baurIigt. og OpOarter BAN peo 9Oroet.
gillaen. fom ban bebor, er meget
file. Den inbeboIoer fun 4 - 5 99=
refer, mangler ale roenomsbetpemz
meligbeoer os ser Snbtrpt al at bare
forfdloen mellem De rige 9anoiteoer.
Der pmgiper ben paa ale Siber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13
AleranOcr Dumas.

5orleben bar bet 100 Mar iioen
5orfatteren til ,.@reDsn at Monte
CHRISTIE" iaa 0ogens ems. Joruoen
en- fmut Minbefeit, Der af6olOtes /
bans file 5sbebp Differs IS tterets.
braste be frantic Blade paa 10OsQarss
hagen en- Men9oe 4~netooter ON ben /
I'm lib iaa beremte 5Orfatter. Saaz
leOes f~ortalte ben 82sudrige Jorfatz
ter paul Meuriee nebenitaaenoe, Der
giper ct gOOt 8iGeOe at Dumas
iorglsie. lette gobeme &aratter:
Dumas bupoe en- Sang unber bort
Sdmarbejoe ubftebt en- 8erel til mig
paa 500 5rancs, meo bpilten jes full
be betale ct Mgblement. min ares
bitOr, en- MsbeIbanbler @ronba, 9abs
De meb for 5orngjelie taget mob
8etslen, Der bragte BAN / gersring
meb ben fejrebe 5orfatter. t6an baOs
be imiOlertib flere @unse p~reienteret
Dumas getslen paa 3iber, boor benz
ne life bar pr. 9asIe, og tom Tao en-
Dag til mig for at tla9e i'm Rgo.
Seq tdlte til Dumas ON Sagen. 9an
lobeoe mig at orbne ben, men Der gift
fere Madneber. uben at bet itete, og
Wsbelbanbleren minbebe mig gentagz
ne 0dnge ON Yengene.
.,Ssr nu," flyer Dumas iaa en- Dag,
II Morgen 6eDer jeg penge pdd 9laS
bet ogoniitutionnel". ON Gftermibs
hagen bar jsg be 500 5rancs. CAB
@ran6a TONNE op til mig poa 5bes
atret, iua ifal ban faa bem."
@ranba bleo fjalegldo, og matte
Gftermiooag gift jeg meb BAN paa
8beatre 0iitOrique, bDor Dumas
bolbt preOe paa ct NIT StueIpil.
Dumas mootog fin arebitor meO
ct penftdbeliet emil og fagbe: Stan
De Re, 5r. @ranba, aft fer per | Ser
ben. Gu fdar De Dirtelig Deres
! penge." Os fad tuser Dumas en-
500<GroncsiebOel op at 2ommen.
0ebSiOen of Os fob en- pur ung Glue
ipiaer Golbrun, en- meget OpOdtt ung
5br, Der ienere fable fig ct Napn.
9eb Sbnet at Seblen flyer ban: oNej,
er bet birfelig en- 500s5rancsIsbbef,
tiaab mig at ie ben, 9r. 9umasl"
Dumas refer bam Seblen. golz
brun bar 6enrptt df gegejItring, ban
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13

Qlminbelis 3ilfrebsbeo berIter Der /
& ulonisn meo ben M 9oitombRrins, Der
trnnbte / Strait ben |, Suit.
Get par 9nitor gbritaniens
9onte at beige os / naite Mnnneb;
men ban bar M uoiot Euren til @Ooems
Der. @i slaosr os i'll bans Seies.
- 4aitor g. 5obnien ira 5erusa,
Sa., pentes al bile fomme BERTH / Sf.
tober; men ON ban oil bOiaite fig Der,
oioes enonu life for lmiffert.
Som tiblisere meboelt. blluer
areosmebet Der / 9a9eHe Go. Nop.
5oruoen arebieus Br9iier fommer alts
Iaa uoIaa port Snmiunos 5ormano til
bette Meeoe, Der piltnot oil 6liue bet Of
oanit. lutberite @raitsr iterteit beis9te
Wagbe noeen Giube bOlbt b # for 9enuer,
Colo.
- Den 6. ons. R9teuieoes Der air
fen 9aurit5 SEMEN % 9beOoora anuos
len. 8aaor auoreaien forrettebe Siel.
len.
- Stu er Ri ben naertrnolelte Jrugts
ito. Terlfsren % 8Rrer CT moline %
tgrres. Que, iom fan og uil arbejoe,
Bgrn O9 oofsue, fan iaa Grbeibe nof /
oenne Tio, enten meb at lt9re 5rueter
/ Stptter o9 l9sse ben pan 9raplnoer,
eaer Of neopluife 6ru9ten. 5Ornoen De
buibe, urbejoer life iaa sauIte faa So
paneiere meo 5rugten; ia, ieio De boone
Snbianere bespnber iaa intaat at tom'
me ueb fra 8jersene | lman Selifaber
for at ian no9et at beitiae.
: gtu o9 on fomner Der Joreipsr9iel
fra 9anIfe / Gtitaterne om Trtien paa
2anb, flimntifte 5orbolb o. b. Oct
er 10 insen let Sag at siOe gooe &aoo,
~pnalibelise 8uab, ioroi BET iete afb9nser
Of gjnene, Der Ter. Oct er bog oift
fjelben, at be, iom fOmmer beruo, fin
Der fig uiilfreos meo Omsiuelierne. 3
bet Iiefte Nar er Der fommen mango bers
til, Ogian en- Del for at iDse 9elbrebelie
Deb en- Misunderstanding, os ON bet MI
er alimnet eler no9et anbei, laa beores
bog bisie ipse Menuelter Der. Seq pil
bog life iistes for at ubraabe G9nen Der
iom en- uniuerinlbjalper imoo alfens
SpeoOm = af pganiferens@ Blair
9epbeoer fan bet 10 o9iao jeunlis ies,
of &ocfp Wountain 3e er ben elirir
bite, iOm Slasten | Seiler bar uentet
paa - men / al 8eiteoenbeo fan oi bog
fise, at nOele al benz, Der / ct miloere
alimn eub gltens ie9te 9jalp for SDss
BON, ianbt 2iie beruoe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13
Smluffe Eariie

er til Sals / bet tore banite Excitement
peo &uifin, 9ebr.
Nae StBrrelier.
8ris: 20-35 Dollars pr. acre.
uoiigt til goo soft.
Sunot alinta, gobt %nnb, rig Mfuloiorb.
NIB. De, iOrn tgbte 9nnb / 5ior, foran.
lebiset peb mine 8efenbteprelier, er in9rt
tilirebie.
gn COB Slo9teforretnin9 for Sal9.
0et er 5arme, iom ejes al Amerifanere,
ies iGlger. 9onite ialser life, I bpert
Sab life uoen meeet 6oi 9ris.
Strio o9 faa enboer Splpsnin9.
s.. 6. @ eiter9oarb
Sor l54 8uifin, Iebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13
Blair, Nebr.

qaitpr Saralb Senien rejite / 2grougs
til 8esUfoines. 5 bans Steo pro-
bifebe / Senbags paitor Nielfen fra
@eIt Superior, Wis., baaoe til 6sj=
mesfe og Qftsnguostjeneite.
: 6pis bet life bar popul9rt, hnbet
at Solicit, boorfOr flyer De 9dnblenbe
altio: y9i bar noget Iige iaa gobt
iom Roctp Mountain 5e?" 9ent
oper bet. 80 Gents.
5arn6am e Sampfon.
Gn fife Outter er anfommen
til Mr. og Mrs. 2ouis Olien.
Saar 2iDsifben lii at brenbe
meo en- itpt 5lamn.e. 5Ornper l1ng<
bommens glade, splbne Oage. Oct
ger Rocf1 Mpuntain &c. 80 Gents.
5drn6am &c Sumpfon.
: 6. 6. pierce er ben befenbte lez
benbe Jorbanbler af a1e Slags NIB
ler, Sengefjebre og Mdbrdfer. Bar
n.pogne 0. I. b. 9an bill falge Bill
Iisere enb be fore 9uie meb elimrenbe
aatalog.
S 2prbags afrejite Mrs. Sis
monIen til Omaha, bopr 6enbes
Manb, 51pogrdf Stmonfen, for ct
Gar Tigers 5io fiben fl Arbeioe.
: s%9pogruf @ageien fra 8aniib
2utb. publ. 9ouie bar ligeleoes fdaet
4r6sjDe / Omaha.
= gu er bet Sib at faa 9eres
badrlige S9nber trufne I'D uben
Smerter at Or. Romine, Sanbleeen.
SraHes / 1T 9ontor paa Clifton 6os
tef til Dug. IS.
ag6mdnb Geo. SO. Sellers er
sfter langere 3ibs SOug6eO / 9dur az
gaaet beb 9sben.
Miis 2pbia G6riitianien, 81
maba, bsfsger Mr. gerteIfens Jus
mile / bisfe Doge.
DIR. aomine, Sanblege, bill bore
/ fit aontor / Clifton 9oteaet til Dug.
-16. srsngsr De til at faa 0sres
Ean6sr, efteriete, befeg BAN.
Mr. SfopsJlielien, Carer Oeb glt
9orn Ssjitole, er paa geisg / Blair
for Sibsn. Scr. Nielien ifal igen reife
til Glt Sorn og til @inter obertage
plabfen ION grineipal Deb SfoIen.
Ser er mango Imuffe piger, men
ben fmuffeite er altib ben fornuftige
pige, fom bruger Rocfp Wountain
Sc. 35 Gents.
Farnbam &c Sdmpion.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13
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Geoar Sails, Sa.

ausult Niiaer, Sgn al Gbarlp nil
fer, 5 gtil geit for 9pen, af9it iiolte
5rebas neh 9ssen, eftsr tort Eie at
hnoe oaret ing al misunderstanding.
llseu / 5orusien unoertuteoes ban en-
Operation. iOm IoretoseS uf 99serne
9tims % 6onien; men bet fit life oct
oenteOe &eiultut til 5plse.
gesraoelien iouot Steb / Spnbogs
paa @reenipOoo airte9nurb Der 8pen
unoer flor 9eltaselie. Den ofosoe
blep ca. Fl Nnr.
Mr. Do. Soft. n9unneo"s. &es
bafiSr, rejite / M0noass gRorses 40
8anmarf til, bbOr ban / ct Bar Maa.
neber a9ter Of beis9e Sla8tnin9e o9
8enner.
= Mrs. Gnua 6oltrup reiite / iiolte
uge til qincolu, Gebr., ior en- lille 3ib
at opboloe fig bos i'm 9atier os Suit
serisn, 0liuer Sobnion.
Sobnion li9ser for Eioeu ipg al 9ps
fusfeber.
Str. 8ntion, Der bapoe aoniratt
paa SpIsrelfen al ben npe Normalitoles
bpguins og liseleoes Oooieaoip' Sps'
ninsen, Iom opiprtes iibite Nur, bar
nu osina iaaet aontratten pan Opfo.
relien al ben nps 8ibliotstsbpsnins.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13
Dost Den. for RatarrbsgaIbet, Tom tnee'
hoioer &ptff6tD, ~

sfteriom epttielp Httsrt pt forb0rpe ernastiaHisn
os tui6aansis sbsIesee BET ts!s Sphsrn, naar Dc.
werner bDrbs aIbria bruaes, u~n6taeen efter boritrtft
ina bpetiae 2rsrr; tbt ben Gtabe, BE- oil sisr., e.
eanas porre cub be sObe Btrfnin9sr. tom Dc nnitgp,s
maoite bops. Halls Caterrh Cure, tl1eI.o' y y.
faIp. 90 bruatfsm inbportes Weebteiu, pirter pen o'tsls
paa Blobet % sIimbinberne. ytaor Ge ttposs Halls
Cstarrh Cure, ,iaa pa. lttsr 2aa at laa Ssn VIZ n.
feho. s.. al e. q. Gheuep Il Co.'S 9tonesbpro .lrtts
IVY ssaass Dos apotbetere. girls Toe blaltsn.
Eslps Family Pills CT be beoiie.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13
Singer sp=Malfime.

$50 o9 s65. Qfbras for fulb getniine
@amle Maitiner iitanoiat. $500 | afbras
pr. Maaneb os insen Renter forlanges
GamIs Maifinst $500 oe Op. yipe Waffine,
al andre 6abritater $500 os op.
s.. e. Kemp, ACT.
Blair, NeOr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13
m 8 q, Aebr 7.

Omabo, Rebr.
2 Bella banffs eD. slnth. Menigbebs Rirfe,
Rortb 26tb Street (imenem @ront og gurs
BETTE bolbes MISUNDERSTANDING bper
Ssnboe 6ormioooe 81. 1870 og Aftens
substiensfte 81. 7.30. Ssnoogsfole 81.
1890 Gftm. 9ieemsoe bper 9Orsooe dts
ten 81. 8. = aae ere biertelig belfomHe!
o. 3. gbriftionen,
Brett.
eopel: 2219 q. 26tb ST.. Omaha, Tebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13
Sbpolraf ieaes.

gu bp9tie 9ppo9rnf fan, poa @runb al
8urtrejie, foa 4labs. llbeu euoe @nbe.
f%olin9er Tan bet life nptte at melbe iie.
Strin til v9oniteren", Blair, Gebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13
SnSalg.

On 10 acre dorm meb Seeuin9er,
co. I 0iiI Noro Tor 6lidiniun. Man ben.
nenbe 30 til gieren, @tlfobs GIien,
8or 292, 6utdbinion, M}inn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13
Srore for oanif Duff

iii 9ienic eller andre itgrre eler minbre
Selitabeli9beoer til Moderate 9riier beoes
3ipet til Sacob 8grreen,
FORA Davenport Ct, Omaha, gebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-08-13
Yianoer og Srgler.

Egfaa
minbre mufifalife Snitrumenter iolst til lap
wris, lette Bilfanr.
Halter Music Co.
Z. 8. KEMP. Mrg.