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Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-15
DAIRY AND POULTRY.
INTERESTING CHAPTERS FOR OUR
RURAL READERS.

now Successful Farmers Operate Thi'
apartment OF the Few
Hints ~ 60 the Care Of Live stock
and Poultry.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-15

When poverty comes in at the door
love meandsrs away back and disap-
pears.
Anadarko daily democrat. [volume] (Anadarko, Oklahoma) 1901-190?, 1902-02-15

Rotation OF crops is one Of the best
methods of keeping plants in good
health.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
FULL POWERS
Given Bond to Reopen Nogo-
tiations at Washington.

London, Aug. 22.--Slr Robert Bond, the
premier and colonial secretary of New
foundland. sailed from Liverpool yester-
day for Montreal on the Allan steamer
Pretorian on his, way TO Washington,
with full powers from the imperial gov
ernment TO reopen negotiations through
the British charge d'affa1res for the rati-
fication of the Bond Blaine convention
The nd-Blaine convention was spe-
cial agreement entered into about 10 years
ago between the late James q. Blaine
then secretary OF state. and the premier
OF Newfoundland.
The convention. on the part OF New
foundand. granted to United Stbtes fish,
ermen considerable privileges In regard TO
purchasing bait and largely reduced the
duties on a considerable class OF Ameri-
can imvorts into Newfoundland. The
United states on Its side opened its mar
kets to Newfoundland fish and raw prod
hcts and confirmed tho privilege OF trans
portation OF fresh fsh In bond TO the
United States.
The Newfoundland premier has declared
himself in favor OF free trade with the
United STATES. as against a union OF the
colony with the Dominion OF Canada
His success In Obtaining imperial sanc-
tion for his present American visit In the
elimination Of IL years OF persistent ef-
Tort, and only this week was Sir Robert
able TO convince the government OF the
Injustice done TO Newfoundland by the
decentralization OF tho convention and Sc
cure It's consent To the resumption OF the
teciprocity negotiations The premier OF
Newfoundland will lose no time In getting
10 work and the British charge d'affaires
will communicate with the state depart
nent shortly after the premier's arrival
In America.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22

hung IL on the fence. while he went 10
get his tools together 10 sharpen them
on the grindstone.
"Iaw, hawl' said the Mule. "Snce
I am 10 feed myself j will eat early and
often. and for fear that | might suffer
the pangs Of hunger l will begin on that
coat"
so the Mule ate up the Mans coat and
then feeling the need OF little exercise
he kicked the srindstone to pieces and
omy he eaid that he would feed the Mule
with corn, no matter how high the price
was. for IL would be cheaper than coats
Moral.-It is a wise Mule that knows It's
own fodder-Chicago Times Herald.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22

cause Of his happiness was twin daugh-
ters, who with the mother are doing
SAW WHALES AT BLAY.
Ex-Police. Captain Baker reports that
while on his return trip from Maine the
passengers on the steamer enjoyed a
number OF hours watching seven whales
at play.
RETURNED TO HIS HOME.
August Gerernia. two years old. was
found on the square late yesterday af-
ternoon by Patrolman Dyer and was TAX
its mother. who lives on Hawkhurst
street
POLICE ON THE ALERT.
The Johnston police were on the look
out for q fellow named Young q we'll
known character Of that place. IL Is
charged that he drove of horse and
wagon and sold the same for $40.
NOTES IN GENERAL.
Arthur Dean of this place. employed at
the hotel Newman. has returned from his
vication and his many young friends are
anxious TO learn the name Of the attrac-
tion at Attieboro. where he spent his
Edward A. the little son OF Allen IL
Baker. died at the home OF It's parents,
lis Iaban street. last evening The fu-
vile. SnI '"' ''''e''"e"' "'i Dc az Asn''-
Miss Annie O'Connell Of 81 Willow
street started on her annual vacation this
spend with relatives in Boston and the
reIhainder at Old Orchard Beach. Me.
James Whslen OF l96 Oak street. who
has been sick for quite a period. was able
to be out for a short time yesterday and
called upon his old companion. Michael
Coniey.
Mrs. Ernest Williams. wife OF the we'll
known Plainfed street barber, is seri-
ously Ill at her residence. IS Judith street
Julius Gay has purchased the shop or
Herbert Arnold at Thornton and the lat
ter has gone TO the city to reside.
The exercising wagon In charge OF Drfv-
er Charlesworth broke down on Kossuth
street this morning, burt no other dam
age was done.
Samuel Sills at Thornton has just COM
pleted n handsome 10-room cottage for
himself
on and after Sept the Hughesdale and
Morgan's mills will be lighted by cleo
tricfty.
Patrolman Blake OF the Chsfree street
station will return to duty tomorrow
evening
The repairs on the Hughesdale school
house have been completed.
Miss Hattie Pohie OF Plainfield street Is
visiting friends In Hartford, Conn.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
Dumas Literary Method.

This structural. systematic. almost nu-
merical method OF Dumas is really Inn
portant as throwing some Hight on the
conditions which produce romance so
popular and so great as his. There Is a
very general notion In existence that no
nance depends upon the unexpected. This
Ia altogether an error: romance depends
upon the expected. Unless the elements
already existing IN the story point TO and
hint at more or less darkly. but more
or less inevitably. the thing that Is 20
follow. the mere brute occurrence OF the
thing without rhyme or reason, does not
either excite or entertain us. The theory
that romance depends upon the unexpect-
ed could. OF course. he easily refuted by
a reduction ad absurdum. Nothing IN the
world is so difficult az 20 catch and put
into printed words the true spirit OF ro-
nance, but nothing In the world could
be so easy az 20 introduce into a story
something that was unexpected Anybody
could make a mad bull enter the drawing
room In the middle OF one of Miss Fowl
er's epiRrammatic conversations, or make
one OF Mr. W. w. jacobs stories end
abruptly with the blowing OF the trump
OF the resurrection.-From Alexander
Dumas" by q. X. Chesterton, In the
Bookman.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
Grace Before Restaurant Meals

IT'S surprising how many OF the peo-
pie who eat here say grace at the table,"
said the cashier OF a Market street res
taurant recently. II notice II dozens OF
times day. It's not az all a mere matter
OF habit with most OF those who observe
the custom either We have lots OF pa
irons coming here regularly through the
week for lunch who wouldn't think OF be-
ginning n meal without the ceremony.
There are others. OF course, who are ac-
customed 20 saying grace az home and
involuntarily go through the custom
here. but I can pick them out from the
conscientious class by the embarrassed
wny they peep around. as II they had
made break There's no occasion for
them TO worry. however. because our reg
ular patrons are used TO the ceremony
now and take but little notice OF those
who preface their meals with II. When
first came here II was quite n novelty 10
me. but I soon got accustomed 10 looking
on ~ az part Of the program. "-Philadel-
phia Record.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
TO SAVE CLUB
Members viii End0aVor to Re-
organize the Knickerbocker.

New York, Aug. 22.-Members OF the
well known Knickerbocker Athletic club
have decided to take active steps to save
the organization from going to pieces and
TO that end have suthorized President
q. S. Whitson TO name committee OF
ten to confer as to-the plan OF action to
be followed
The Idea prevailing now Is to change the
club from proprietary one to a mem
bers' organization.
This step Is n direct result OF suit
begun by Adrian Iselin against John H.
Ballantine and John ID. Adams TO fore
close mortgage OF 100000 on the build
ing occupied by tho club. Heretofore the
organization has been run financially by
Mr.. Ballantine and the decision OF the
meeting practically amounted to re-
lection of Mr.. Balantlne's policy and
determination to proceed without his
assistance In the future.
prominent member OF the club said
that all the receipts had been turned
over 10 Mr.. BallantIne. and according
to the way affairs of the organizat ton
were administered II could be none other
than a proprietary club.
All the inside workings OF the club were
directed by committees named by the
members, but In reality the entire man
agerent rested on the financial authority
OF Mr.. Ballantine.
Ever since Its foundation the Knicker-
booker has had one trouble after another
and Its ucissetudes have been many
Originally IL was the famous old Man
haitian Athletic club, but dissension grew
and Its place was taken by the Pfcqua
club. Its career was brief and then came
the Knickerbocker. The new life built up
u magnificent club and at one time the
best athletes In the country were among
its members. Harry Cornish came from
Chicago a few years ago TO take the
position OF athletic director OF the club.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22

Have Already Expended Nearly
100000 in Maintaining
Coal and Iron Police.

Wilkesbarre. Pa, Aug. 22.-It is esti-
mated that the coal and iron policemen
now guarding the idle collieries In four
counties of the anthracite region number
5000. The employment OF SO many Of tho
present guardians has necessitated an
expenditure by the companies TO date OF
Sl.s0Q. 000 Besides paying the special po-
licemen a daily wage the companies sup
ply them with food and lodgings.
Every coal company In the anthracite
district and nearly every washery has
its quota OF police. The commissions
are all granted by Governor Stone at
Harrisburg and cost the companies 81 for
the granting and recording OF each COM
mission. or this sum 81 goes 10 the
state and 81 to the county.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
THE STEAMER RHODE ISLAND TIC
COTTAGE CITY SUNDAYS.

The always popular steamer Rhode
Island will cave Providence on Sunday
next as usual for a trip to Cottage CITY
Her leaving time Is 10 o. clock In the MORN
ing. returning she is scheduled to reacn
Providence at 10 o'clock I'm the evening
Passengers have about two hours on the
island OF Martha's Vineyard. The rate
for the excursion IL but 81. The Rhode
Island carries fine orchestra; her regu-
lar dining room Is open for service, while
a lunch counter and cafe at popular
prices Is maintained on the main deck
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
Bill Nye and Wagner.

when Bill Nye was In PhIladelphla In
1901 ne visited the once OF George w
Chids. At parting Mr.. Childs asked the
humorist 90 write a sentiment in his au-
togrnph album Nye at once produced
this "wagner's music n not as bad as u
sounds. Literary Era.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
Finis.

Tess-Mr. Sophie seems 10 be very at-
tentive TO you. suppose. congratula-
tlons will soon be IN order.
Jess-They're In order now.
Tess-Really7
Jess-Yss. I rejected him last night
PHILADELPHIA Press.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
The Man and the Mule.

Now" said the Man. Corn IL high
and cannot AFFORD to feed ~ to a Mule.
so the proper csper r. 10 turn the animal
out to Browse and let him get any old
diet he can pick up"
Then the Man took OF his coat and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
THEIR BODIES
Remains Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fair
10 Be Transported on ST. Paul.

Paris. Aug. z.-The American line
steamer 81 Paul which sails for New
York tomorrow via Cherbourg will take
the remains OF Charles L. Fair and Mrs.
Fair which will be forwarded 10 Cher
bsurx from here this afternoon.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22

all had recovered from their fright,
good laugh was enjoyed. except by MI
Smith
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
CAR TICKETS FREE AT THE PARIS HOUSE

s FY a a% ~n % oAR @ G s ' @ tickets
o II
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22

Mr.. Jane Wilson OF ~ Pocasset avenue
since yesterday morning has acquired the
haby OF saying. What will you haveY
and upon Investigation II proved that the
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22
ALLOWED TO DEPART.

w. II. Franklin. who lives on the Po-
police station last evening and reported
that a man In a carriage drove into his
yard. picked up dog valued At $50 and
drove on
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1902-08-22

No competition however will be able approach value
like Damask-for Saturdays special 3Sc yard
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15
8aaminOelie.

Bore abennenier, iom reiterer
men Detailing ior ,,Saniferen", BE.
oes at buife, bet CT paa Sioe at
inOienoe Heitnnten. YpItuGienet bar
truet meO at Itanoie 5orienbelieu
al Ylabe, bpor Abonuenterne itaar
tilbage meb Detailing. vi beoer
Fem oerior soobeosinlot ON at ina-
ienoe Yen9e for Ylaoene inareIf
muligt % butte, at hi oniier BELT,
De betaler iaa Se er Get Mar | Jors
ifuo.
Danish Lutb. Publ. Bcuse,
Blair, nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15
Nrtt Stlbmo
til liben0e Wgnb.

,5ea oilbe gHffe, at a1e MP1o. hpis e1breb or
ueotruot iom 5slge al uu9oousioru Deiier, otloe
Unite III nit R1ao pg he1ee pp nso a. hrlle sBrgDes
mebicinsr~. BehanoliHaer, BPlter. o / D.. iout anbe=
fafes o. p%uatniHles ~i5Gffeoe Wsnneifer ut tnae
N1eoiriH b~eitaHoia '%oriiprrer 55roeieiieH, f%or3iife til
Slut belle SpTtemet % agr SpJoonmeH nhelbreoeli3
Seq Ieo ielui Herr u II iom 7eige al flHlopmsipH-
Der, oa leg par bum pf nj at forisge ait muli9t. iom
tom / min Bel. men bleo onarlilere / Steoen for
beore a bet. 5ilioit reite ieJ III BET ganle glno og
~ranofgrte mil me0 en- iremragenoe i9eHff HPge %
bep unoer buns Sebluolinl fnloft9Hoig bdb-eeet
9ecepteu. iom iurereoe mig. bar l9 enoHu, % o1 i9
peb al egeu o~prefgbt GriariHq, boor lu9rt bet er at
finbe 8aao hgr SInoet, bar Ieg beiluttet az blrlpe
andre, o. til enhper, ION itriuer til mig. MI l9 isnoe
en- Nfifrift al oeuue r~HPrfflise n cept, frit en- foriegf
let apHuolut. Reccpfeu f~oreifriOer Ell S0HbtnattoH
nf ~traffile, men u~ifd0siige Neeicfner og tan iaas paa
apotetet for ell IiHse Betaling. Seq ueo, nnab bette
Miooel ubretter. puHoreoer er bleDsn belbreoeoe
oeraf. 5sla nit 5iado o. iDriss bet, o. De Hal fnoe,
bet ooergaar alt, hpao 8e HoaeniHoe fsr bar ioriB9f.
3et nl fuloft9uoig beibrsoe 3sm.
Dian nIaa life i~orpessie MA mso 5nmbulsmI a ere,
ION pgo al duertere frt Hecept. fri Beb1uoltn9. fri
Bplter o.i . tiluenosr 10 5Jlis . ule for Rsoieit,
iofn iHtet uDretter.
Seq bolber huert 9Iun BEN neli9. ieuoer iHtet c.
o ID. ug bar tntet at ~ ae StaD III mia, tnoeH
sSe gle nmer BET, "a &seeptsu erboloes frtt pr. ON
aaaenee. De 5aao. lea gsper,e r maule Wan9s os 10
Genis uRro, eet foiter at ffriDe til mig.
c. E. BENTsON. Box 1872, CHICAGO, ILL.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15
Blair, Nebr.

: Or. S. g. garOn at Obir
@tats nniperiitet flyer; Seq bar
6prt Sol. 8ains 6oreOrag, Der npt
9pinoe og ben gamle Manb". Seq
amer bet for bet bebite 5oreorag, jeq
nosen Sinbe bar bprt. 9ermanid
9uG, 5reOag often, San. "a.
= e. 6. 9ierte sr Den bsfen6ts le>
benoe 5orbanOler at ale Slags Msbz
Ter, Sengefjeore Og Mabraisr, Bar
nepogne o. +. b. San BIZ ielge biz
ligere enb be fore 9uIe meb glimrenbe
8atalog.
Spao betiqer ou, 9abo? 0ielper
9ia. 6pub b%eiti1er Bill? 9an bials
per Manbp. 9bao gpr Manbp ba2
SUN bialper Mober2 9pab beitiaer
Mooer? 9un tager 3oetp Mountoin
Sc.
Gn fornuftig 5amilie.
6arnbam &c SampIon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15
Srnfant, Mid.

Menigheoen bolot lit Qarsmpoe b.
4. Dec. Som nDe Meolemmer at De
niabeosraatet balgtes Cars G6riiten=
zen og Sans qeoer 5ranien. Del
beotoges al lube 9irten oliemale inbz
penbig for Sutebgjtioen, bpiltet M er
itet og tager fig meget Imuft uo, iaa
ri neiten lite tan tenoe Dor airte igen
inoeenbig.
= 2oen SuleOag afbolptes Sues
tr9feit / airfen. Menigbeoens unge
babe / Qar faoet til Opgabe at iprge
for at pesangaoenoe meo u~nbtdgelIe
al gengene, iom 8srnene ielp Tsrgebe
for, peo at gaa omtring meb Subifrips
t~ionsliiter. Og 9srnene I6r9ebe for.
al Ger tom mango penge inb, og be
unge isrgebe for at imptfe erect iaa
mutt for benz, iaa Ri bar aloris bait
iaa mutt ct Suletrp for, bet bar ale
enige ON, fom iaa bet.
airten bar fpIot til iioite plabs, ia
enbogiaa belt oppe omtring Qlteret
= og 5i0en fej iaa burtig ben meb
Sang, itiftebis at dae = at ggrnene,
at BE- unge. OplRsning at Suleepangez
liet, 9ale, uobeling al 9aper al bpilfe
iioite, Der Iarlig / qar bar mango.
paitor Sse bleb oa bener life glemt.
Sra 3rufant Menigbeb if ban en-
meg:t lmut Sofa og gampe, og fra
Store Settle og Gomore Menigbeber
iterre pengegaber. Su, Suleenglen
baooe traplt meb at uobele 99rligs
bebsgaOer til ale Siber, og git oa bel
Ter lite alotteren og SeuodgsItolez
larerne forbi. alOfteren ff ct greb
BELT fulbt at penge og Ssnbdgsitolez
l9rerne fit bber en- imut og COB 6usz
anbagtsbog. Oct gsr faa eobt / 6jer>
tet at meoe Subs 39rlig6eo oglaa
igennem Wenneifer
81 pdoee Jloebrdno per I SpeH
i SuletiOen, og bet fua n9iten ub til
at belle 8pens 5orretningstourter
ituloe BABE eaaet OBI Glummer. Wen
bet bfep bog Deb f~orenet 5j9lp inb>
itr9ntet til ct gus.
= Com pi lige bar tommen ober
ben bejliee Sulebsjtio brsb aopperne
uo ber | gben. Sg M er airternr
og Sfolerne luttebe, ingen Rsber
man bolbes, og Ri fpler neiten. iom
Ri er at / gano. Wlen bet er !5erren
og life paDen, Iom bar fat os / 8dnb,
og bet er altio bs6rs at fable / SUBS
enb / Menneifers 99nber. She Sub,
at benne ubpggefige peft MI itte Ifulbe
brebe fig meget; men mart mudtte fp
og beit f%oriDinOe.
= paitor See bar mobtoget aalDss
brsp fra 2ucf og Qnnerer / Wis., men
bar iagt Nej til aaloelfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15

for 5oriamlin9 til Stebe. sir
fmaa 9prn bleo ogbte Og inoIemme
i SUBS Menig6eO pau Serb.
= 9lr. q. SmiOt. boiibbenoe peit
for gpsn. oar tsbt Sobn Simoniens
6us meb 2 Sorblobber isGeoar Stir
% pil til 1. Marts finite nte0 i'm 6a.
mile Der inb til 9pen. apbeium
$500.
$. Sotumfen (gosagtnt for
9aniIb 9utb. qubI. 9ouIe, Blair.
aebr..) refer / benne llge til 9atimer
og Omegn. 90 oa ban / aar bar
itsrre Splag at goOe 9p9er eno mo-
gen Sinoe fer, iaa er bet Nnteligi
at pore 9%dnosm9nb paa De Steber.
ban beipger, mua benptte 2eiligbeOen
og gore goot Snotob.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15
a3M
Rorreiponoancer
N@x01
III
2nf, Mis.

Weiret beroppe er ganite m9rfelig
M for Siben, efter De meget folbe 0as
ge. ri baooe BED SuletiO. Solens Bar
me er beo at borttage ben Smule Sne,
bi bar.
Raonet pda Dor fremtibi9e 9p
bliper not aaigebel lite Qamion, men
bebolOer bet gumle Rapn 9uef, / bpert
5ilf9lbe, til 8pen bIiper intorporeret.
Gn bpgtig urmager funoe brine en- ubz
mRrtet 6prretning Der. 5orretnin9er
at anben Sla9s mangIes enbnu. 6or
Oplpsninger oesan9aaenoe "TRIP til
Poitmeiteren / 9uet, Mis.
Menigbeoerne Der bar ienbt
8alosbreo til Paitor s. See. Srus
FAINT, Mi6.
Sm END Iiot tent, burbe bet Der
n9pnes, at peter Sfop (Smeb) %
peter Sobniens Batter, aaren, er
9gtepiet og leper MI / beres npe 0iem,
opfprt omtrent en- baIp Mil @eit for
oor lutberIfe airts.
Martin 0lien og 5amilis fra
6ut6inion, Minn., ufleg9er / oisie
Sage geieg bos Sl9gtninge os @en>
ner Der / 9uct.
Sens qeterien (ssbmanb i
Guibing) og Caroline Glauien blep
agtepiet BEN ste Sanuar og bar taget
golig / oeres me 6jsm, ct lille StDts
te Del fra 9utiften.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15
SanmarfS Sort.

Stsrrelie 23-28 CONNER. Srb.t
/ forifenige 5aroer, bier Hart Serns
baner, Bier, ae6Feber ps 5latt.r,
FAINT ale betDbeligere GanbsbDer, lters
re 8aarbe os &irter.
5ilienbes paa en- papirrule porto
frit for 45 gts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15
Geoar Sails, Sa.

Zen n1e Bro oper 5looen er nu
Ferbig. og aIerebe / iibite uge taget
/ grug, ben bill MI bbe os en- rummelig
og litter asreOej ooer Jlooen | mango
4ar.
s Spnbaas Gftermiboag bOlot
pditpr 81. 9anien @upstjeneite ube
bos gbr. Dolfs, og enbifsnt bet bal
noget folbt, bar Der bog en- temmelis
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15
SiOragsliite.

5elgenoe giOrag er mOotaget til
hrs. Niels Senien Smitb:
3. 3eiteIen, 0pigbt, ST.. 81; s.
g. SEMEN, Clinton, Wis., 81; Gn
unaOnt, 9pig6t, 81. SOC; S. Gluu'
fen, 6eOur Sails, So; 6. g. Suiti,
aingslep, So, 50; Gn unaont, Ore
gon, Wis., 81; Gn unabnt, Spencer,
ga. 81; $. Gbriitionien. @reenFsio,
G.. Dat, 81. = 9iliammen $3.50.
9jertelig Sat!
6. 8. &~jeller.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15
DR.. NILES PAIN PILLS.

st burtist, ~iiffert og pnoiioeliet Mio6el
for ips euer Heruss 5oueopiue. Hpaimerter.
Wapepine. Neurol9ia. Ierpgiitet, Srriiobi.
litet, Sgunlpsbeo. @ist. Scatica. 9nbebols
Der lOerien Opium elier Morfiu % ~siietia.
Der iH9en femme Gite%ruirininser. q 9oiis
25c, 4aa apoteter euer ien6es Of DIR.
MILES MEDIcA Co, EikhaIt, Indiana
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1902-01-15

tUUt.

Yi bar enonu ct fife Splag til
bage al rSuleitjernen" for 1901.
8eitiain9en beoes ienbt inareit, in-
ben Opla9et Hyper up. SnbbOlb
pg Sauitratiuner uoer9aar Sule-
itiernen for 1900. 8ris SOC.
Gf rSuleitjernen" for 1900 ba=
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