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The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

world. It is not easy to say just where
"the valley ends and where it begins,
but as a general rule it is considered to
be about sixty miles wide, thirty on each
side Of the river, and TO include the coun-
ties Of Pembina, Walsh, Grand Forks,
Traill. Cass and Richland, in North Da-
kota, and Kittson, Marshall, Polk, Nor
man, Clay, Red Lake and, sometimes,
Wilkin in Minnesota. At any rates, a
glance at the soil will tell whether you are
in the valley or not, and that cannot be
told by the topography, so gradual is the
rise in most places from the river to the
bench lands. The heavy, black soil of
the valley can be told at a glance. It is
a beautiful country to look upon, this Red
River valley. ... "r
Striking Comparisons.
The valley is about ESQ miles long. II
we call it sixty miles wide it has an area
Of 1880 square miles. That is about one
seventh of the total area of Minnesota
and about thirteenth that of Minnesota
and North Dakota together. These two
states together produce in an average veal
| about 150, ,000, 900 bushels of wheat. The
Red River valley in good years produces
| IS, 900, 900 bushels or more, According tt
the United States census 1t produced II
1899 100000 900 bushels. Thus per cen
Of the total area OF these two states pro
duced 27 per cent of their wheat.
The valley first began to be a factor IL
the wl1eat-raising world about 1880 ant
experienced a boom in 1882. The frs
wheat raised here was practically all No
hard, Scotch Fife being the seed. Blu
the farmers, finding that blue stem whea
Grows better, turned to it, SO that No.
northern is a more common grade in tn
Red River valley now than No. hard.
Plenty OF Room.
i Yet for all it's wealth the Red Rive
valley is not yet thickly settled. the pric
of it's lands is low compared with thei
productive capacity and value and ther
lis room in them for thousands. It is tru
that recently there have been some shar
advances in prices, but there are certai
to be still further advances, until tn
value of a farm corresponds to the capi
talization of the income that can be de
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02
DEVILS LAKE COUNTRY IN THE
FAR FAMED FLAX BELT OF n. OAK.

growing district. At every hand may
be seen large herds of as fine cattle as
can be found anywhere. Many of the
farmers are raising thoroughbred stock
and grading up their herds. $50 5..,sr rsa..s-- r.
&s Ramsey county is shipping a good many
thousands Of dollars worth of beef cattle
annually, and the number i1r the county
is being rapidly increased. There is a
growing interest in dairying also. and. in
stead of importing butter for the local
markets, as was the case a few years ago,
the dairy farmers of Ramsey county are
now not only supplying local demands but
shipping large amounts Of surplus butter
to other markets The farmers of this
county are, it may be noted, not only
prosperous, but they are intelligent and
progressive as well. The settlers Of this
section are, largely from the eastern and
central states, with considerable pro-
portion Of Scandinavians; also many Ca
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

The editor of The Record of Fargo de-
clares that no section of North Dakota
made better showing during the, past
few years than the Devils Lake country.
Ramsey county raised more fax last year,
than aliy+otl1er county insthe state, and
also a larger average Yield to the acre.
The area under cultivation has been
largely increased in Ramsey county, and
NEARLY every quarter section now has its
farm dwelling and buildings. There are
few large farms in Ramsey county, and
to a. large extent the land is in the hands
of The settlers who secured it from their
UncIe Samuel. Within the past year or
two a*3noticeable improvement has been
made *irk the way of new farm residences,
barns and other buildings, and there is
an air of evident prosperity everywhere.
This section has fully demonstrated it's
value as a., stock country, as well as a
country without a superior as a grain
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02
A FORTUNE GONE.

philadelphia Press a
Oldbache--What's up, old man ~ You look as
If you had been disappointed in love.
Skemer-Wel1, that's not far wrong.
Oldbache-O, you'll get that. It's not
as bad as financial reverse.
Skemer-That's just what It is. Miss Roxina
Ownright has rejected me- et-
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02
URGED HIM ON.

7IEl'E Chicago News.E5 l999.
Miss Gotrox-The idea of your proposing to
me. Why, Inever gave you any encourage
ment
Mr.. Poorman--You forget that you once i'm
formed me that you had half a million in your
own right.
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02

Farm Lands In Demand.
In 1898, when the Great Northern road
began in earnest the work of bringing i'm
migration into North Dakota, there was
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02
am 1 a lad !?

Mama--Y es. Bobby.
Bobby And is my new papa my stepfather?
Mania--Ye Yes. t.s M IS sss.. 4 80 s. &
Hobby Then am Il his step ladder .e
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02
Pasturage All the Year
Around.

is where will find great growth Of bunch blue
grasses the most nutritious in the world. 1t
standing stock it all through the winter
though The following Asso
ciated dispatch tells the story:
n a comparative poverty have become
cattle sheep No such nutritious
other part of the United States Springs and
abound here and good Wewater be had
at depth 10 rs fleet. These splendid prairie
lands are, as rule, level and aundulating:
Nor does industry constitute all of Dick
nson counties prosperity Although little esteemed
by proposition the lands of Stark
have year proven Of marvellous fecundty, the
the grain markets Of towns abundanty
nrove Dickinson already n
some wheat and when it is realized that
ended it will be readily
that MOI Dickinson Pressed
The Minneapolis journal., 1903-03-02
More Diversified

Then again, there is q slight difference
linz he sraattera Of taxes In his favor, and
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-06
DR.. Moore Passes Away.

AT the residence of his father,
Charles Moore, on Saturday evening
at z 80 O'Clock, occurred the death of
DR.. II. W. Moore. after lingering
illness extending over number of
months He was born on his fathers
farm west of the city in 1871, where
he grew up to manhood, and attended
Luther College, from which he grad
uated. He then took the medical
course of the Northwestern Univer-
sity at Evanston, ILL.,, and after grad
uating in 1894 practiced medicine for
a time in Chicago, then at Lansing,
Iowa, later at Aurora, S. d. where he
was united in marriage to Miss Anna
Walker. Shortly after his marriage
he went to Chicago and took special
post graduate course in eye, ear, nose,
and throat, afterward locating in De-
corah, where he enjoyed lucrative
and increasing patronage until i'll
health came upon him. Two children
were born to them, who, with the
wife. remain to mourn his loss The
funeral services will be held this We'd
nesday afternoon from the home of his
father at one o'clock, and the First
Lutheran church at two O'Clock, Rev
Torrison officiating, with interment
in Phelps cemetery. This death of
this young man is particularly sad
enc. With a splendid education, a
growing pratice. and brilliant
future before him, he is cut off just
in the prime of life. The sincere
sympathies of all go out to the grief
stricken relatives.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-06
Nebraska Wins in Splendid Game.

One Of the best base ball games ever
played here was that of the University
of Nebraska and the Luther College
teams OH the college grounds yester-
day, in which Nebraska by hard play
ing succeeded in defeating Luther
College by the score of to 0. The
game was quite devoid of errors, the
few made having no effect on the
result. 1t was a clean game from
start to finish, and the fact that
Nebraska won does not accord them
all the honor, for Luther College
seldom played better ball. Nebraska
secured one score in the first and an
other in the third. and that tells the
tale. They were better players to
just that extent. The game was as
good criterion of the strength of the
two teams as it conld have been. 1t
was witnessed by good crowd and
was thoroughly enjoyed by them all
throughout
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-06
DEBORAH. IOWA. NAY 6, 1908
TWO REAL FUNNY JOKES.

We experienced two such funny
jokes on Monday morning that we are
constrained to give them to the pub
lie. One of our merchants came into
the Office and presented us bill for
merchandise, written on blank sheet
of paper. He then asked to take some
samples of the cheapest letter heads
we had in the office, saying that he
had received some samples from Chi
cago and he wanted to see how much
cheaper he could get them there than
here. We feel perfectly safe in pub
fishing this because the said mer-
chant does not take this paper and he
won't see this item unless he borrows
his neighbor's.) The other funny
thing was that several days ago GER
tain concern which was getting ready
to 60 into business here came to us
and informed us of the fact that they
were going to start, with the pre-
sumption that we would give them a
write-up, which we did. They use
lots of printed matter and while in
Chicago getting material to operate
with they of course took occasion to
have enough printing done to last
them long time, cause they could
get it cheaper, you know. Then they
come home and say that it isn't right
to send away from town for the kind
of work they do, as is being done
now to quite an extent.
These people are the kind who con-
stantly complain because business is
poor, because the farmers and general
public patronize Montgomery Ward &
Co., and the other mail order houses
the kind that say papers are no good
to town, that they don't whoop it
up enough for the merchants; the
kind that know advertising (the kind
they do doesn't pay and the kind
that every town is afflicted with, no
good to the town, no good to anybody
except themselves, and precious little
to themselves.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-06

Horse and carriage furnished when
necessary. References. Enclose
self-addressed envelope. Colonial
Co., 334 Dearborn ST.. Chicago.
6-l6xy
" ANTED-Several industrious per-
sons Ill each state to travel for
house established eleven years and
with a large capital, to call upon
merchants and agents 70 successful
and profitable line. Permanent en-
gagement. Weekly cash salay of
SIS and all taveling expenses and
hotel bills advanced in cash each
week. Experience not essential.
Mention reference and enclose self
addressed envelope. The National,
334 Dearborn St., Chicago 1913
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-06


FOR SALE Two fresh Jersey cows.
A. l.. Abbey. 1872
WANTED-A Chambermaid at st.
Cloud Hotel IA If.
FOR SALE-10,00 loads of pure
black dirt. Herb. Headington. 11.4pd
FOR SALE-Silver Laced wyandotte
eggs, 90 cents per setting. f. d.
Baker.
WANTED-Girl for general house
work. Mrs. Fraser, 1872 Washington
street.
FOR SALE CHEAP-A second hand
two seated surrey, in good condi-
ton. G. W. Burdick. 1S-2pd
FOR SALE OR RENT-Stock farm
four miles from DEBORAH. Fol
terms and particulars inquire of
Geo. Baker at Easton's clothing
store. Fl. F. Mcbride, Cresco, Iowa
lS-1pd
FOUND-A lady's gold ring ON Wash
ington street near Ingvolstad's lum-
Der yard. The owner will receive
1T by proving property and paying
for this notice. Ole Honse, l07
Lloyd street. 1S-lpd
FOR SALE-About 20 or 80 gallons
good red barn paint, for sale cheap.
b. Barnett. junk dealer. lS-2pd
FOR RENT AND SALE-My late
homestead occupied by Doctor
Swezey, on Main street. James H.
Easton.
FOR RENT-A good brick house on
Francis street in South DEBORAH,
nice location, seven rooms, in good
repair. city water, cistern, barn, etc.
LOST-Light red heifer calf, weigh.
ing 225 pounds to $50 pounds. Stray
ed from my slaughter house Tuesday
night. Finder notify Chas Linken-
hell 14tf
FOR SALE-Four of the best situated
and cheapest lots in DEBORAH; fine
neighborhood Enquire of WI, this
office. left
FOR SALE-Two good Shetland
ponies. +. @. Schanck, Burr Oak.
FOR SALE-Story ana a half brick
residence on Maple avenue INVEST
DEBORAH. One of the finest locations
on the west side; five fine lots,
good we'll and cistern. Enquire of
Z. j. Curtin. 3tf
FOR RENT-Furnished bed roooms.
Mrs. .. W. Emery. 15tf
FOR SALE-Three calves, cheap, if
taken soon. F. d. Baker
FOR SALE-Seed corn raised two
years ago and thoroughly tested.
Warranted good. Joel Dayton.
FOR SALE-A good frame house,
five rooms, and two lots, with good
barn, buggy shed, corn crib and
well. Out of food district. INQUIRE
of Frank Dinger. 912 River st
16-3pd
WANTED-Five men to represent the
Royal Union Mutual Life Insurance
Company, of Des Moines, Iowa. i'm
Winnesheik, Clayton, Allamakee,
Howard and Chickasaw counties
Address the above named COMPANY
or j. G. Cooper, General Agent, De-
corah. Iowa. 52tf
FOR SALE-Burr Oak blacksmith
shop, good business, we'll equipped
with tools A bargain for quick
purchaser. F. @. Schanck, Burr
Oak, Iowa.
FOR SALE-320 acres good land near
railroad in Marshall county, s. D..
4S0 acres in Kidder county, 800 acres
in Morton county, $40 acres in Stark
county, all in North Dakota, all
near railroads and good towns.
We will trade any of this land for
Winnesheik county property. Call
at our Office and let us talk with
you. Coffeen & May.
WANTED-Several persons of char.
acter and good reputation in each
state Zone in this county reuuired1
to represent and advertise old estab. |
lished wealthy business house of |
solid financial standing. Salary
$21.00 weekly with expenses add |
tional all payable in cash each
Wednesday direct from head offices.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-06
Card of Thanks.

In behalf of tie entire family we
hereby extend our most heartfelt
thanks to the many friends in Burr
Oak and vicinity for their assistance
and sympathy during our great
bereavement in the death and burial
of our darling little Nadia.
Mr.. and Mrs Will Ward.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben ward.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-06
If You Are Satisfied

With cheap paint shattered on by
inferior workmen and care for nothing
but low prices, don't come to us, we
use only the best materials we can
buy and hire none but skilled work
men and where we paint it stays
painted.
II. A. Prastmark & Son. Tel. IA.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-06

English SPAWN Eminent removes
all hard. soft or calloused Jumps and
blemishes from horses. blood spavins,
curbs, splints, sweeney, ring bone.
stiles, sprains, all swollen throats,
coughs. etc. Save $50 by use of one
bottle. Warranted the most wonderful
blemish cure ever known. Sold by
Engbretson's Pharmacy, DEBORAH, la.
1926
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-06

Remember we carry all our fine
shoes in the narrowest widths and
can give you the same assortment that
you would find in any city shoe store.
1t is a science to fit the feet and we
employ only experienced statesmen.
Bromley & Go.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-06
Notice.

The road taxes of Hesper township
will be collected by H. G. Rowe,
township clerk, on each Saturday dur-
ing the month Of May. Office at
Burreson & Thingvold's store. 1879
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-06

"A lady in West DEBORAH got four
settings OF White Plymouth Rock eggs
OF Joel Dayton last year and got fifty
one chickens.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-06
WANT
COLUMN

Rates-One cent per woodworking
less than ten cents.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-06
Annual Convention Iowa State Federation

ANNUAL Convention Iowa State Federation
of Labor,
Davenport, Iowa, May 1915. Rate
OF fare and One-third on certificate
plan authorized from all points in
Iowa. The Rock Island System is the
direct line. Please call on it's
agents for full information. Jno. G.
Farmer, D. p. A. 1873
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1903-05-06

WANTED-Several persons of char.
acter and good reputation in each
state Zone in this county reauired)
to represent and advertise old estab.
lished wealthy business house of
solid financial standing. Salary
$2l.OO weakly with expenses addi-
tlonal all payable in cash each
Wednesday direct from head offices.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-31

Die beutibe &eibs Regie=
rung bat benz &eibstaee cine Dent
lhrift iberlenoet, in tpeld]er bic
Gntuidelung Der oeutihen gDlDnien
aelbiloert piro. Die 3abl Der @ei=
Ben in ben beutlben 8e1ibungen in
Nfrifa bat ii6 BON 3,571 auf 6.661
erbDbt uno suar 1T Die 3unabme
fait ausl9lieBlih auf Burentrefs
nab Deutih Suopelt Nfrifa 8us
rad5ufibren. Nne afritaniIhen
golonien meiien cine Mbnabme Der
Iusfubr bon glfenbein uno @ummi
auf. oieie Wbnabme miro aber burh
cine 3unabme Der Musfubr lanbs
pirtbihaftliher Brobufte auseeeli-
den. Die 8erlud5e init Dem Nnbau
nDn Baumtpoae in TDaDlano MAIDEN
befrieoigenbe 6ortibritte. Die 9aupts
beoinaung fir ben erfolgreiben Nn=
bau npn 8aumpone beItebt, tpie in
oer 9entihrift ausaefiibrt miro, in
Der S6affung biniaen TranspDrtes
Bonn Snneren nod Der &iite.
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81 II 8 a n b.

Safer Wilbelm Ii. bat Dem
beutiben &anonenbOUt nSltis" Den
Srben Bour le Merite'' nerlieben.
Dies lit Der erite Sal, baB elm Sbiff
Der oeutifen SlUtte cine iolbe Ius>
5eidnuna erbdlt, un6 bie8 nirb
ourh ben foleenben faiierli6en Or
LAB ertldrt: SD miinibe meinem
9anonenboUte ,,Sltis" gum bfeibens
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sine uuuSerbare Grfimsmua.

gs giebt INNER nod @unoer.
Cine Malhine lit erfunoen tpDrben,
melhe gapeten lbneibet, flebt unb
aufbdngt. 9as @ebiet Der Grim,
bungen unb gntoedungen iheint
tbatidhlib unbe9ren5t gu iein. Ser
pDrrageno unter ben beoeutenoen
Grfin6ungen lit Or. Sings Meue
embedding fir Sbminbluht. Dies
Mittel bat @unoer eepirft in Sdaen
BON 2uneen@@ rfranfuneen unb bat
manbes 2eben gerettet. 9auienbe
baben es gebraubt unb baben ba@
NIT bic Grippe beiieet, 2ungen=
@nt5Inoun9. 8rDnbitis uno
Sbminoiuht. Sbr e~initimmi9es
l1rtbeil lautet babin: .gs lit bic
bette unb auperldifiefte Mebicin fir
6als= uno 2ungenleiben" Sebe
so Gents unb $1.00.z Slaibe miro
garantirt our9 S. 8alteper &
Sobn, @eo. S. Shmitt, gieent5ii=
mer, unb ". 9reiB' Iputbefe.
BrobeHaihen frei.
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Sauslidher Wersrns.

Sc lit tpobl rur ielten cine SAINT
lie 81 finoen, in Der nibt seleeents
lib einmal bduslider 8eroruB oor-
fommt. Gber oieier fam lebr pere
minbert meroen. tpenn man Or.
Sings 3eue 2eber= Biaen inn 0aule
bdlt. 9ieielben erlparer piel Ieraer
ourh lire eroBartieen @irtun9en
bel Waaene uno 2ebersS t6runeen.
Sic peri6affen Sbnen nibt nlir @rs
leihterun9, lonoern AUDI 6eilung.
8u baben fir 25 Gents bel s. &als
teper q Sobn, @ep. S. s. S6ntitt,
@iaentbimer, uno Qo. 9reiB, Dros
auiiten.
81 -HYa -
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LIST er Gin Teufel oder
ist er Gin Zauberer?
@as npn Seibem TIT Yrni.
Ylntpm @eber, Der arpBe
9eaieber?
Aoootaten, NerSte uuo Weiddits=
leate babeu ibn III 8eSng anf
9ebensfragen fonimltirt uno
feil Gitsiget TT lube
friebigt fortgesanselt.

BrDf. 8eber fdbrt fort Die Burger
BON San Nntonio in grI taunen gu
Ieben our6 Die 2eibtiefeit. nit mel
der er in Der gergangenbeit, @egenz
mart uno 3ufunft gu leien oermag.
Sieie 2eibtiefeit, nit pelder Der
Brofe1iDr ourb feline Wetboben
9inge. %leiltet, Die Nnoereu gang UNI
m6alib eribeinen, lit i'm 2aufe Der
lebten Wohe oas Staotaelprdb in
San Intonio gemelen. unb oiele
2eute, nelde btsber nod lebr lfep=
ti16 paren in 8eaug auf iDlhe
Dinse itno inauiiben gu Dem 8ru=
felior gegangen, utn iib in 8eaug
out leine S~dbigteiten gu pergemifien.
Sic Vile ldeinen aber oapon ubers
seugt gu iein, oaB nntebr boz
ran iii, aIs iie eealaubt bdtten."
go ersablt er gum 8eiipiel pbne
3ogern ieoem 8eiuber Die @ergan=
genbeit, 8egenDart unb 3ufunft uno
5fpar in 10 iber3eueenoer @eile,
DAB benz 8meifel gar fein Raum
selaiien miro. ST tbut manberlei,
mas Die 2eiituneei1 auer lueenannten
nBalmiften" Die Gan Mntonip je=
mails beiubt baben, melt in ben
Shatten felt. Seine Sdbiafeiten
iino einfab eritaunlib.
Wenn Sic iraeno cine 5rage be-
unrubigt, 10 eeben sic gum BrDf.
Weber. 2e9en sic ibm oielelbe por
uno er piro Sbnen cine 10 flare uno
beftimmte Intnurt eeben, baB Sic
oaour9 ~iber5eugt perben tperben.
Brof. Weber miro ben Winter iber
in Der Stabt blet6et uno ale 9ieie.
riQen, pelbe Die @eleeeubeit uabrz
nebmen pDqen, BON Ieinen number
barren Sdbisfeiten CUR @ntIheibung
Gber tpibtige 2ebensfragen Sc
brau9 81 MAIDEN, lonten bieie @e=
lege1beit, i'm gu befragen, nidt pers
Idumer.
@r fam nit feir1em anberen Sell
ieber perefihen peroen, Der iemals
oieie Staot beiuht bat, tpie ane Die
lentgen beitatl9en meroen, tpel1e
iib bereits eingebeno BON leinen
Jdbigfeiten lber5eugt baben. Seine
Belt miro bier 5meifeaDs pdbrenb
ieineS fur5en Iufentbaltes i'm ppu=
item umfange in Iniprub genom=
men peroen BON Denienieen, rpelbe
BON ieinen 5dbigteiten gortbeil gu
sieben tpiinlhen.
Wenn Sic niAt an cine oerartiqe
9raft ober an Die @abrbeit ieiner
Nuslaee 9lauben, bann geben Sic
gum Br0feIiDr @eber unb iber=
seugen Sic iih bonn @egentbeile.
Wenn Sic 1lur iiberbaupt geneiqt
ftno, 9erebt in Sbrem nrtbeile gu Iein,
Damn peroen Sie-iD pDreir1genomz
men Sic aub eeeen ben @lauben an
iolb cine &raft fem mDgen = bod
ieine Jabigfeiten. uno bic @enauiq=
feit uno Wabrbeit leiner Muslaaer1
augeben miiiien. Wdbrenb ieines
@ufentbaltes in San Nntpnip bat Der
Brofeiior iein 6auptquartier in benz
Wabnde 6Dtel Inner, gegenuber
BON Wabnfe=6otel 305 ct. Warps
Street, aifgeiblagen, no er tdglib
-auh oes 5onntaes = coniultirt
meroen fam.
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Grftannlibe Merpemitarfe

mirb BON manden 2euter, in Der @r.
tragung BON Shmeraen funogeee-
ben, leien es nun iOlhe, welbe ourb
eele9entlihe Sbnitte uno anoere
Wunoen. ooer ourb Quetibungen,
Berbrlbuneen, punoe SuBe poer
iteife @elenfe erseuet perben. Nber
man brauht gar niht iulde Shmers
gen auSaubalten. Budlens Mrnica
Salbe miro Die Sbmer5es neribeus
hen unb Damn beilen. Sc lift Die
bette Salbe, uelde es fir 6dmpr=
rbDioen 9iebt. Sir % Gents bic
S6abtel bel S.. &alteper & SDbn,
@eo. S. s. Sbmitt, giaentbimer,
unb 30. DreiB, 9rpguiiten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-31
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iteate iih Damn Die nnpabrbeit oie=
les 8eri@tes heraus.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1903-01-31

8aadt Sind's SC Sapama Gisarrem.