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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23
Presbyterian Musical.

\ musical will be given tonight at
the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Mckay.
A cordial invitation is extended to
everyone To be present. 4 silver
Offering will toe taken for the benefit
of the Presbyterian organ fund.
The following will take part:
DR.. Lindsay, Miss Whitfield, Mr..
Leon Fishel, Mr.. Hil5urn, Mrs. J. ID.
Williams, Mrs. Lapbam, Miss Mark,
Mr.. Woodrow, Mrs. LOoney, Messrs.
Grrig and AlwOrih, Miss Rose Karger,
Miss Louise Scott and Miss Gertie
Pey>er.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23
local Option.

10 the Editor q The Oca,a Banner.
Naunlering through our nice and
prosperous county find the tranquil-
ity of the ceople Disturbed by an ap-
preaching election in which the
country people are asked to partici-
pate, although they would much
rather be LETT alone, namely, whether
Ocaia shalt remain wet or TO be Voted
dry. They say that they cpncede the
citizens OF Ocala, or any other incor-
porated town, the right to manage
their own affairs, as they cannot SEE
what interest they have in the NUM-
cipality of Ocala or in the few people
who are so much Interesting them
selves in that matter.
Marion county, whether through
the influence Of whisky being sold in
il legally or 10y force of circumstances
is in better financial condition TODAY
than she has been since she was ht &.
sieged qy that great victory of being
vo,td dry and devastated of her lust
revenues by that great beast, the
blind tiger, who like the jackal visits
the grave yard and feasts on the
corpse. My country friends he not
misied by that child scare that in
case you vote your precinct wet, you
may have saloon there; that is not
possible, as you have to he incorpora-
ted first and that by virtue of Local
Option is left to your choice.
1t would be well if the country pre-
cincts were to tell Ocala to fight her
own battles, pay her own bills and
leave them acne, as they ask their
support only when they need them
and they are too busy making money
and supporting their families.
a COUNTRY VOTER.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23

The jacksonville Carnival opens on
the 2nd of Nov, and it is hoped that
everybody who can will go To this
great festival. The Carnival is to be
celebration of the rebuilding of
Jacksonville, and it has heen planned
and it will be executed on a more
magnificent scale than anything Of
the kind ever attempted before in
Florida. 1t seems that the Jackson
lille Carnival Association never tires
OF adding big attractions, and the
program as it stands to-day combines
a great number of gigantic amuse-
ment features in the world.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23
FIRE Thursday hornIug.

About one o'clock YESTERDAY morn.
ug the Kitchen of Dir. II. G.. Nc
David was discovered 60 be on fire and
had II not been for the prompt re.
Spouse IN answer 80 the alarm by tn
fire department Ike kitchen, dwelling
ami other bulldogs would have been
destroyed.
10 i supposed To have been the work
Of AZ incendiary. The property WAS
insured.
Mr.. McDavid is in hard lines. 1t will
be remembered that only short
while ago his residence was entered
hy . burglar who stole some money
Ald valuable jeSelry Notwithstanding
Mr.. McDAvid Mr.. McDavid being
away. gave him battle and only sue
cueded in driving him off by shoot
ing at him several times and wound
ing him severely.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23
Alderman Ford.
A COUNTRY VOTER.

The proposition to make Mr.. H. A.
FdTd mayor of Ocala has been re.
ceived with almost unanimous ap-
prevail and it is a matter of regret
that the popular gentleman says it is
impossible for him to accept the prof
fered honor as il will conflict too
much with his business affairs but
that he will accept place on the
board of aldermen if his fellow citi-
zens sees proper to confer this dis
tinctiOn upon him as that body holds
it's sessions at night.
Mr.. FOrd's business qualifications
splendidly fit him for this position
and il goes almost without saying that
this position will be gwen him.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23

The Venice correspondent Of the
Times Union says that Prof. Josiah
Warn is clearing one hundred and
twenty acres for an orange grove and
has large force at work on Alligator
creek, clearing land for ninety acres
of the one hundred and twenty. If
Prof. Warn in planting an orange
grove is as successful as he is at train
ing the young idea how to shoot"
the Manatee section will have some
thing to be proud of.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23
Result of the Iimes-Union Contest.

Middle and West Florida.-Miss
Lulu lima Bird, of Monticello,
first. with l2,76S; Miss Mamie
Randall, Of Sampala, second with
l., 5I3; Miss May Lines, of Madison,
third, with s,5S3.
West Cosst-Miss Agnes Rogers, of
~. Petersburg, first with 1905; Miss
sara r. Harris. Of Ocals, second, with
l2.72o; Miss Mary Wsrtmsnn. of
Citrs, third with 9,6SS.
East 4 oast-Miss Lillian Thomas,
Of Jacksonville, first with 90, 357; Miss
Edith e.. Pye, of Jacksonville, second,
with $3.50; Miss Irnie o. Irvine, of
Lake City, third, with 46.45I.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23

Sanford Jewett, who for the past
few months has efficiently filled a
position as prescription clerk in the
drug store of Johnson Bros, departed
yesterday for his home in Ocala,
where he has accepted a similar
position in the Post Office Drug Store.
During his stay here Mr.. Jewett has
made many friends who regretted his
departure, and who will always be
glad to welcome him.-Gainesville
Sun.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23

Few people know that Ocala can
boast of ship yard aud ship build
er. We refer to Mr.. w. H. Clark
who is constructing a napha launch
for his own private use. The launch
is fourteen by six feet and will be
neatly fitted up and will carry about
half dozen passengers. When the
boat is completed Mr.. Clark will place
it on Silver Springs and he expects to
enjoy many happy hours on board
his boat
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23
Mr.. w. B. Barnett, president OF the

Mr.. w. B. Barnett, president OF the
National Bank Of Jackson vile, died
at his home il that city Wednesd ay
night. Mr.. Barnett was % years old.
He had long been connected with the
industrial development of jackson
vile and the bank he established
there is the strongest i'll the state. 1t
has had on deposit at one time a.
much as 100000. Mr.. Barnett is
survived by two sons, Mr.. BiOn II.
Barnett, vice president of the bank,
and Mr.. William D. Barnett, cashier.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23

Mr.. +. c. Sims, of Anthony, one
of the pioneer subscribers to the
Ocala Banner, was among number
of pleasant callers Monday. He
makes good report of things in his
neigh bOrh pod and says there is plenty
doing among the truckers or will be
soon. A larger acreage than ever
will be planted.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23

Mr.. John F. Erwin, whose post
office is Higley, but who lives on the
Marion county side, was i'll Ocala
Saturday and made sanguine report
of the rehabilitated grapefruit and
orange groves in his neighbordoOd.
He says throughout the whole section
is bow of promise.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23
Friendly to 0cala.

If Ocala wants the state fair here
is one emphatic vote for her. She
has the the central location, the state
pride, the pluck and enterprise nec-
essary to make q success of the fair,
and we hope she will bid for it and get
it.-Punta Gorda Herald.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23

J. II. Lord, the enterprising and
genial manager Of the Venice COM
pany, visited Venice Saturday. Mr..
Lord states that his company will
begin cupping their timber about the
first Of the month. This refers to the
Herty cup, of which his firm has or
dered about 10000.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23
90 You Know What You are Taking.

When you take Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle show
ing that il is simply iron and quinine
i'm a tasteless form. No cure no
pay, soc. 7
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23
Office,

On the first Monday in November
the tax book will Toe open for the coll
lection of 1903 taxes. Please give
this matter your early attention.
Respectfully,
r. l.. CARNEY,
10 % IT Tax Col. Marion Go.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23
The ocsIs Banner the Favorite.

Our tavorite weekly, the Ocala Ban
ner, failed to reach us last week.
We hope Brother Harris has not or
dered US off of his exchange list, for
the Banner is a good thing and We
want to hold to it at all hazzards.--
High Springs Hornet.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23
3l5 Acres of Fine Land For Sale.

Well timbered, we'll located. Titles
perfect. Write to J. E. Waters,
Ocala, Fla, or J. A. Waters, Groom,
Fla. 10 3m
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23

a stranger la town suffering with
a. infiHmed eye asked tor the best
orag store. and was sent To- the Post
"h'ce Drag store. They supplied him
VII 1ottle Of John II. Dfckey's
o'a hsliAbls Eye Water. IN
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23

NJ. r. IS gt-su. uf jacksonville.
fsfnssriy af O.aia. hs- gone Go Pull
atsiI.h'a ta ,I..ud fhr winter With her
80. H. fFsrrl. - ho a.-p ouc- resided
m oaa
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23

NJ VIII J. Edwards, who has so
~ooefiahly occupied the position Of
t'fs~lsient 80 the board Of aldermen
~ NE pat year, aud acting mayor
oafing The sickness and absence Of
Slayer fi-hel, D, being urged 10y his
tfiehds o. make the race for mayor
and has the matter und er sdvisement.
hF D. one 80 Orala's most substantial.
~"fthy and upright citizens.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23

Mr. William Hu.k-r aud iuftu;
aauEht-r Returned yesterday from
leuE tsrutr and EugaOethtoWn. Ky
shrrr they have ue-u Tor the past
49, uauths
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23

A. H. H Hu.b. uI lsuu-. and
49, -a.I- a. 80 900 -.uH. 20 Mos
49,. ~fr- a...f.--. sunday morning
~ Iu.fir. "a. "A. Jackson.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23
Ma E---Asr7z HARRIS. LEGAL Ea....
siPPEEIEGS ABOUT TOWN.

OF ,r~~u - in J.ck-oaviIle.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23

us...r I.aui- % Curz-l l. attending
49, iu Maryland.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23

Caudurinf J. j Mitchell. ~ the
Atlantic Cue-i Line railway, was m
ti1als yesterday uu hi- return from
-uuisTville. Nher- he has been at
teualrE court A. witness
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23

All coIors i'm crepe paper IOc
af the Ocala Bazaar. +. II.
GadsOn. Supt.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23

nf raf aa.y uueht o. have good
$50 ..r aa -hnuII a.-s have good
sI1rsa.a- tb-.la ba- -pme that are
EIuaE .a ui -haI-.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23

NJ. Jane a Morris ha- ornament
81 tbs inside fixtures 90 the Marion
hafdwars Company with hi- paint
hfush. He has al-o -N-cut 81 a very
atifseiiSv Ign fur said company
Which hs- le-n placed in position.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23

NJ L.. Otteu-p---r. - well known
~ ths READER 80 thi- paper, WAS n
gn-si 81 a. OcalA House yesterday.
~ and Me-. Otten-o~-er are keeping
hoo-s in New NorE City, and Will not
si~nd the winter On Ocsls a. have
- their custom Tor several years.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
BABY NATION ON DECK
Continued from Eleventh Page.

! mitted to the daring demands of this
handful of adventures.
These natives are of the Chibea family
and il is interesting to recall d legend
that has been handed down from gener-
alton and is told on the isthmus today,
/! as wen as in the interior. 1t IS that the
moon was once 4 beautiful lady and lived
in the palace where Bogota now stands.
For long time she was virtuous and
happy and respected ny a great nation.
Then. one day. Mars visited the earth
and the moon. forgetting wf7at she owed
her subjects, yielded toehis en,reaties and
agreed 10 fee with Nhim. The plot was
discovered by the sun. who in anger at
her treason threw the moon into space
and declared that for ali time she should
revolve around the earth. a creature de-
void of life. shining only by reflection AT
his permission
In confederation OF this legend the na-
tives point 70 a bird that is seen in the
marshes or the isthmus and which Is
called the sol y luna lsun and noon. Ex-
smiDe this bird closely and YOU viii see
on one wing sun with light in the way
u yellow iedt0@E> F1liGttlG from points
Of plumage: ard or the other wing
crescent moon. II the new republic makes
a display OF fauna as well as fora this
bird viii probably be- seen among the
ornithoiogical exhibits and you viii b
told THAI these curious markings were
placed on the. bard TO ever remind the peo-
pie 81 the moons perfiGy
in room adjoining the main entrance
TO the Administrator building OF the
Louisiana Purchase Exhibition are q
number Of lockers in which are kept hses
Of different nations. even as they-are kept
on boand r1ea-of-war These bright pieces
OF bunting are hoiStei "a a mast head
that Tises parallel with the sfaT from
which flies the starr aud stripes. On DAYS
when commissioners from foreign "a
tioss eaa upon officials the tag q The
po~er which they represent Is broken
IN compliment 10 th.na.
few days ago. about The time ~hea
the United States ship MarNehssd Vas
ssiutiag the NV isslIz1san nation. a Jerer-
$50 guard, wssc r II. IN tic use az
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06
LETTER LIST.

CLAUDE. II. WETMORE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

needle thread and scissors. was busy in
these quarters. fashioning new design
frpm pieces OF bright cloth. His task
completed proved TO be- flag OF the Re
public OF Panama, and this will wave
over the Administration building when in
the near future the quests 20 st. Louis
will he worlds fair commissioners from
the baby nation.
CLAUDE H. VNETMORE
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-12-06

List Of letters remaining in the post
Office, Wichita, Kansas. uncalled for for
the week eDding December c, 1scS. IL
calling for any of these letters say adj
vertised. giving the date:
LADIES LIST
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24
Minueapulis, Mlinn.

guitor Maoien bar ct 9ar Ssns
ouge taft be ipges Sag iblanbt Dc.
= Reli9ionsitolen begDnote ben s.
sNuli meO Stub. Gritien ION Carer.
Wrs. Yait. 2unb. 6ampton,
Rebr., Der bar p9ret pda en- Waaneos
geis9 6lanot Sl9gt og 9enner Der,
reiite bjem fibiie Manbag.
= : Ssnbass par pait. Rislien i
Hslion, Minn. 5 bans Stsb tdIts
Stub. eritien ON 5ormibbagen Os
Stub. Hislfen ON 4ftenen.
= paitor 4nter og Miis Sobnion
afla9be os 8eisg os talts libt til os
iiofte Onsbas often.
= Stub. 9ieIiens 5uifru er oniat
Tom ,beabnurfe" Deo en- Del af ben
tOinbelise Qfoelins / minneapolis
8nboipitul. DUN ital bore Der til
September.
= Sibite sorsbdg bdpbe pi Ssns
eass.s!efcf: Dse IinNionfdfperne,
bpor hi tilbrasts en- bejlis Dag meb be
fmua / ben grsnne Sfop. @i ANTON
BERTH meo Wilpauteez 9anens 5og
henpeb 81. $50. Gftsrdt Ri bapce
fpiit til Wibbag, git Ri / Slot og aslge
neb til Ssen og omborb paa en- Chit
hamper, / bDilten Ri iejlsbe pmtring
paa Snbiserne. Gfter benne Sur
tults BAIT. Rislien os Stuoent Grit
len til imod os fore. Deb Qftenss
lib began Ri os ian after bjemnb meb
3at til Sub, at ban babbe giDet os
qoot geir og beOaret os aGe og 9iOet
os en- berlig Dag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24
Muoubun, Spma.

Som S0ben MI itoo os ida gobt
% looenoe I'D til en- COB 9sit, III Ri en-
6agelItorm, iom bar anrettet megen
goelaggelIe. faa bet Ter uo M, iom
ri ingen 9sIt oil faa. Detts bar
pei f~oritnrret en- Del 8ere9ninger %
5elpIitterbeo og bragt en- Del Gtstras
Ioraer til neiten ale. Og bog Tan bet
10 nappe Feile anoet. eno at Der mao
iinoes en- Del Menneiter, ION bar
l9rt at tuite ale SOrger pda BAN,
Iom er alm9gtig. og Tom tiger, at ban
bar Omiorg for os. Oct tan 10 bare,
at no9le bar ip9rt netop pod bette
Omruaoe, naar BET a9Ioer timeligt
Cab; andre er mdaTte bleOen prepet %
baroet ao andre 9eie, iaa bet ipnes
Dem ~lettere.
0isie Sorger bar naturligpis brd9t
en- Tel gep9selie. iau man Tan iod
Qobt t9nte Zig, at Der nGppe inbes ct
GUS eIler ct Wennelte / 6uiene beromz
trina, ION lite M er meb, tiIifpnoei
df Sorgen eaer al BET Itete, at tale ON
bet.
Om bog bare Menneitsns tunoe fua
iaa megsn OmiOrg for oeres SiaIs
6relie % Saligbeo, iua De tunoe fad
Den Sorg. for bOilten Der gipes 3rsit
/ Mdtt. Sd: nSalige ere be. iom
israe; tbi be Itule buipules," od par
Get ben itsrite 5orneielie at tomme
omtrina / 6uiens Og bsre Dem aas tale
ON bet. Der bar tommen til at Iigge
benz pad 6ierts. og oa oiloe ri lstters
% bsOre tunne iigs: ,9erren gap,
6erren tog, og 9srrens RaDn Oere
lopet." 6. 5.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24
Tarir til salg.

Sch ben bonifs lutberife 6irfe paa Slice
fano. 6~rssbornGo., Mimi, er en- 6arfn | COB
Triit til Sals. 22O Acres. $50 pr. Were.
Ban benpenoe Jig til
Nifls Glen, 9erbdl .. o., Winn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24
Calender, SOwa.

@i bar bait en- Maaneb Religionss
ifole meo Marp 5rep ION 9arerinoe.
= Gn Del gerneipgOom bar grass
ieret iblnnbt os / ben iibIte 3io. )
Satoelesbeb bar Sans qeteriens
Batter qnna Oaret meget ipg, men
er oa nu / COB georing.
= Ssrgsn !6anIsns 5amilie er BE
pen forggst meO en- SIN. 9i 9rdtus
erer.
- gi bar BAIT ben @lGbe at babe
9eies at Mrs. GngboIm / ben iibIte
3iO. 2igsIeOes beIsgte nogle unge ira
Rolfe os til DOR Set b. 4. Suli. @i
iiaer 3at for gefsget. Som i9en.
iaa fnart s fan.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24
correspondence.
Council Slnhs, Sa.

Zen Iom ofteit uoeltomne 99it.
0soen, bar ogiaa melpt fig iblunOt ps
ioet Mr. Gbriitsn 9anielisn blep bort
tdlot ben IL. bs. efter fun to Dages
SDgoom. 9eotommenbe babbe fun
p9ret Der omtrent 2 Tiger og tom fra
Oanmdrt BERTH. 9an bar en- ung
Mano, og Iaa bibt pibes line 6orels
ores enelte SIN og baboe beler life
8ebop at Forlaoe 9jemmet; men Ser
rens 9eie ere unoerlige; ogida bette
minoer os ON, at bare bereote. Der
bleb giort en- SnoIamling iaapel / ION
uoen for Wenigbeoen, og belpiai9e Ga
Der inbfom, iaa en- anIt9noig 8egraz
pelie blep BAN til Del. Yaitor 9ria
par til Stebe og forretteoe peo Be
araDelien, pa 9aitor p%repsnien bar
frapGrenoe. gegropelien foregit Onsz
bag ben Is. os.
= Sioite 5reoag Qtftsn soslagoes
9ottor 80. g. 9omba9s me Sontors
bpgnins beo 9asetsplOiion. gpgninz
aen meb alt / ben eoelagoes iaa at iige
fuloit9noig, og MurItenene / 8runoz
muren er fpreote til une Sioer. Dot
loren ielp Tom Iad no~genlunoe fra bet;
men bans 6uitru TT bet enc Ben brGtz
tet % mootog andre 8eftdoigelier; bog
CT Der gobt 6aab ON, at bun pil tom=
me oper bet. 9dsien par inoldgt
famine Dag, og man pil iige, at Dir
6eioet bar oaarligt giort og berfor ben
oirefte 4driag til ulpften.
= 5orsoagen ben %. bs. oil ale ~
.arocerpitores" og Slagtsrboosr blipe
lutteoe, og Oeres Giere forldoe gpen
for en- Dag og gaa til Misiouri @anep
til 9icnic. aas, iom tpbe Billet, er
oelfomne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24
arcosmOoe | SuitOn
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Misiions= % %un9oOmsmeoe
| Wurceiter.

On Cub uil. oibolbtr ben otlontiits srs6s
1T oorliee arebsmsbs fro b. 4.-6. Stptbr. /
8etbonia bonif. lutb. Meni9beb, 9s2 6olum.
bus aue., Rorburp, SOiton, Masi.
emner:
]. Rom. IL, Ia.
?. ct iunot Renisbsbslip4 Zip. Ger. 0,
81.
Ssnbae GitermiObus oibolbss ct iisrre
ungbomsmsbe.
4an Rsniohebsns 0s9ne:
u. Y. 6anitn. GET.
T~enisbsbsn iuObpbsr berueo ole eanbss
m9uo til at oslto9e / o%penn9pnte 8rebss
mebs. Iil Ell eler anben, Tom esrue piloe
b.ltaes ! ct iaabant Nebe, oe iom MATTE
tqnte, at b. life funne part meb, iorbi be BIO
atiibes os life tilbsre nOssn Iutb. Menisbeb.
pile ri blot iise, at be Dor fate ole gstante'
ligbeber bort os tomms. 3ilrsji,nbs bsbss
meboele beres aomms til paitor ". y. 9on.
len euer til u~Rbertesnsbs i.nsit b. 20. ansnii.
poa Wsnisbsosns 9ssns:
y. Ssrenitn, Msb.s Sorm.,
9, Ter. CT.
Rorbnrp, Masi.
Wisiionss os llnebomsmsos aibolbes |
@orcefer ~eabor Dap" b. Z. Ssp., 5aosn
otter a~rsbsmsbet, os ole 8rebisns qraiter
pil IRE til Stebe. lom iaa mango iom mii.
list al 8rebsmpbets GeIiasers. Suis Vsirst
tiuaber bet, bliuer bet ct 6riluitsmsbs, slisrs
afboloes bet airfen. NsO.t bsspnbr ri.
OF pr9eis. 81. II MsOs ON Giim. aae
pelfomne.
gao Menisbsbsns gssns:
VI. y. 6anieI
M9b.s Fr9lt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24

noget aflanst runbe % flaOe. fdu DE-
moalte omtrent 4 CONNER en- Del, 3
5ommer en- anben og 2 5ommer
tpers igsnnem. Ser giOrOe De pcs
lite flor Stape, ba De falot title cg
fprebte,
W1en Oa 9ugelbb9en par truttet
oper, ff gsrnsne traolt meb at fannie
Ssitumperne, p9 oct n9Ite bar, at &c
fit ben Soe, at be tunbe benpttes til
at frnIe oSescream". 6rpIeren bleo
fnort fDlot meb gratis SIS. og ri I'll
os en- COB Ret 3ceersam til bitten.
5or Reiten bar Ri bet ryti9
aoot pua oisie g9ne. 9i babe 6ors
aorsfroit. bi bar bait mtgen Re9n pg
mn liot 6ogel; men al Woogdng or
%operounoen. % bet tegner til, at ri
itol fad en- ualminoelig COB !9elt.
Smaaiorntt 65ggi,ot, ~ Il moones.
Rogls bar beitet rug % Spg. Moi=
len par en- lib no9et tilbo9e; men
n9ppe noget Qor bar lopet beore peo
oenne5io. naar unotdges no9le 8dnDs
butler % iad nogle 4gre, boor gar
meren laosr MajIen os 9rGsiet gro
om Sap.
: 5orqaurs (Spnbas Gitsrmie
oda) haboe Ri en- ton Set Der. paIt.
Mnoerien bapbe inobuot ale be unge,
ban bar tonfirmeret Der. ialt 70. til
en- @fItebsfeit. 9ioen pstslsoe meo
Gale. Sang og NnoeIien at 5orfriits
nineer iom 2emonaoe % Scecredm.
Def par en- ristig iten gftermioodg.
estts ale De tonHrmereoe, men bog
mango at Dem og oesuoen lite fdd
buobe unee og Glore bapoe giDttRsbe.
Saa bel be unge iom prpitefdmilien
pil moi minbes ben Dag lange os meo
@l9pe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-24
sbin o. aorn ct Genge.

~ %. Of Moors's Noch Food ptl forbtnDre
.epqbom bos 6pinene % jpare % bu:
Htais. 6pis lite, fplter bet intet. SGI9es
poa 90 GogeS Trppe. Hriien er $!.oV pr.
loo %. 5orbinbrer lltpi hos 6pniene, %
- tGooer Here Veg, elers in8en BetaItn9'
MOORE'S STOCK FOOD CO.,
- Uteuter cnReL Council Biu1s. L.