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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-02-05
WATCH ST. LOUIS.

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has ever seen will be held atSt. Louis
in 1908. To keep in touch with the
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The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-02-05
NEW NAVY COALING RECORD.
Playing OF Band on Cruiser New
York Helps Sailors 10 Put in $50
Tons in Six Hours,

The cruiser New York broke the
navy record for coaling at Honolulu
the other day, putting in $50 tons of
coaf in six hours This remarkable
speed was due to the fact that the
full band of the ship played during
the whole time that the jackies were
rushing the coal aboard.
The employment of the band was
suggested to Capt. Mackenzie by the
bandmaster's application for As
hours leave Of absence from the shir
to get away from the dust and dirt
of coaling. Instead. the captain or
dered the band to play for eigh-
hours. 1t was stationed on the bridg,
during the coaling and reeled off mar
tial airs.
Two rival gangs of iackies wer
coaling. one getting coal from
lighter alongside and the other from
the wharf. The jackies trundle
whs elbarrows of coal at livel
trot.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-02-05

ed to put all their dead soldiers on
ice, Abe Lincoln would have to
make contract for Greenland's icy
mountains.
cat the conclusion OF this speech
Vest was lifted from his saddled, and
crested with q rebel yell, as the boys
bore him triumphantly on their
shoulders to the tent Of Colonel Jack
son, who was a personal friend ofthe
Confederate congressman-elect. After
leaving this camp that was the last
the Missouri boys ever saw OF George.
He remained in Richmond until the
close OF the war, where he was admir-
ed for his ability"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-02-05
Cured Consumption.

Mrs. B. W. Evans, Clearwater,
Kan, writes: "My husband lay sick
for three months; the doctors stated
he had quick consumption We pro-
cured a bottle OF Billiards. Hore
hound Syrup and it cured him: That
was six years ago, and since then We
always kept a bottle in the house
We cannot do without it. Fol
coughs and colds, it has no equal:
25c, SOC and $1.00 bottle at FL. l.
fuckers Drug Store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-02-05
THE BANDITS IN A CAVE2
Sheriff Walker Believes the Union Rob.
bers Have Taken Refuge.

st. Louis, Jan. 30,-Will Rudolph,
the Union bank robber, who shot
and killed Detective Schumacher,
with his confederate, Fred Lewis, are
believed to be hiding in the cave used
as a refuge by Sam Hildebrand, the
outlaw of Civil war days. Sheriff
Walker, who was raised at Desloge,
within two miles OF the cave, has no
hope OF dislodging the robbers ifthey
have taken refuge there except by
starvation.
zone man in that cave" he says,
Hcould withstand an army OF besieg-
ers, for the entrance is so narrow
that only one man could enter at a
time and the man inside could lie in
the darkness and pick off any one
who dared to approach. 1t was in
this cave in the bluffs OF Big river,
forty years ago, that the bushwhack.
er, Sam Hildebrand, took refuge,
with his followers, when closely pur'
sued by federal soldiers and vigilance
men. Pursuers who got within rifle
range OF the mouth Of the cave were
shot down. Hundreds OF men en-
camped in the vicinity for days and
failed to dislodge the bushwhackers.
"The belief that the outlaws, Ru
dolph and Lewis, are in that cave ii
, strengthened by many circumstances
First OF all, | have been able toprov'
, that Bill Rudolph and stranger
who may have been Lewis, spent
r month or more in the outskirts o
Flat River and we're here as late a
r December 5. This is shown by let
. ters from Nellie Rudolph to Oil
B Byers, which were found yesterday j
z the Byers house, a mile and ha
/. east of Flat River. There is consiC
il cradle evidence that Rudolph worke
b in the Columbia lead mine near Fla
e River and that he came to the lea
/ belt when he disappeared from hon
/. four years ago. He has spent niue
l. of his time here. The two OUTLAW
8. abandoned their horses within lively
g miles OF the cave. Willis c. Norwin
It leading merchant of Flat River, Co
J. stable George Frazer and many OF
g ers believe the bandits we're makiu
1t for the cave when they passed SOU
a. through Washington county. 1t
a. quite probable, says Mr.. Norwin
ia that the bank robbers selected t
cave as their place OF possible retire
= before the robbery and that tn
is provisioned it before they left FL
ut River. The cave entrance is in t
ri face OF a high bluff on the west bal
OF Big river"
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-02-05
Cauada's Peril.

A Chicago syndicate. it is said. is
making arrangements to settle 1880
American families in Canada. At this
rate. says the Chicago Inter Ocean.
the settlement of Canada and every
thing in Canada IN lines perfectly sat-
isfactory to the people Of this side of
the border cannot be long delayed.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-02-05
Mr.. VESTS EARLY CAREER.
The Senator as a Member OF
Missouri's War Time
Legislature.

Lawmakers Fear Of the Yankee Sol
diers and Their Precipitate Flight
Vests Appearance in Richmond
Suspected Of Being Spy""How
Identified.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-02-05
Are You Restless at Night

And harassed by a bad cough? Use
Billiards. Horehound Syrup, it will
secure you sound sleep and effect a
prompt and radical cure. 25c, SOC
and $1.OO bottle at II. L. fuckers
Drug Store.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-02-05
Danger Ahead.

Another airship suoJect to perfect
control has been invented in Paris,
says the Chicago Inter Ocean. Thus
far the Paris newspapers speak of the
inventor in the present tense
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-02-05
Chance for the Inventor.

Those stories about the disintegra-
ton of the Egyptian sphinx may be
true. says the Chicago Tribune. and
they may lead up presently to the an
nouncement of newly invented rock
preservative.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-02-05

"Mr. Vest had many nalrDreduUn
escapes and adventures trying to
reach Richmond, the more serious OF
these being with Confederate troops.
Sometimes he was taken for spy,
and at other times had great diff
Guilty IN escaping from impressment
as q soldier. He rode into the camp
of the Sixteenth Missouri command,
near Fort Smith, Ark. He was greet
by the boys as "a damned Yankee
spy and preparations were imme
diately made to swing him up. Vest
protested who he was, and excitet
demands for his papers, with u rop'
, dangling in the hands OF the soldiers,
drew from him the following:
"'Boys, am from Missouri. an'
: have been elected to the Gonfederat
> congress ut Richmond, and here
:, the certificate OF Governor jackson
! The document was Immediately seal
ned. and Vests life was saved. On
;, NJ the soldiers, remembering some {
4 the proceedings of the Legislature,
which Vest was a member, came fo
ward and said:
>. boys, / know this little rasca
!. He is the chap who raised 70 muc
a hell in the legislature among thesl
; ,IIuion fellows. He Is the one VIII
4 t,ld them Yanks that if they expee
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1903-02-05
Missouri Pacific Railway Time Table
at Butler Station,
K. G. Pittsburg & Gulf Time Table

4. .. fICCsDurB " UuII THU 1HUIos
Arrival and departure OF trains o. Worland,
NORTH BOUND
10 Kansas City daily Express ...l2;49p. m.
MOI +" " Z" Mail ...... SIT 3. m.
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 2Through Port Arthur Express, 2:llp. m
No. I Sloan Springs Express. ..... 1882, N
Remember this Is the popular short line be-
tween Kansas City, Mo. . and Pittsburg, Kan.
Joplin. Mo Neosho, Mo. sulphur Springs,
Ark. SLOAN Springs, Ark, and the direct
route from the south to st. Louis, Chicago.
and points north and northeast and TO Denver
vest and northwest. No expense has beer
spared to make the passenger equipment {
this line second TO none In the west. Trav,
vic the new line H. G. On.
Gen 'IPass. Agt. Kansae City MO.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-09-16
GLENBURN ON THE
GRANVILLE EXTENSION

| W. Fl. Huntley is proprietor O.
the restaurant and the hungry
or weary cannot helpbut be salts.
fed after visiting his place. Mr..
Huntley is the pioneer OF Glen.
burn. When in the vicinity OF
the town hunt up Mr.. Huntley
| for he serves meals at all hours.
/ &. 3. Goodrich is the editor OF
the paper, the Glenburn Tribune.
lie has put in a first class outfit
and is getting out an excellent
paper. He is a hustler and will
do something for the growth Of
the town.
| One OF the most enterprisine
citizens Glenburn has is the bank
err, Ed. S. Healey. Mr.. Healey is
the cashier OF the bank which has
been incorporated under thelaws
OF the state with q capitalization
Of $4,000.
". A. Fifield will soon put up
a building 24x5O feet with 20
foot posts. The upper story will
be used for a hall and the first
floor devoted to business pur-
poses.
Loken Bros. are proprieto1s OF
the pool room. They handle
soft drinks and have a very pop
ular place.
Taylor & Son will build q fine
residence 26N4O. It will be cot
tage style.
T. /, Smith will erect q meat
market building 24x32 feet.
h. W. Smaller VIII put up q
blacksmith shop 24x5O feet.
A drug store will soon be open
ed in the town.
G. A. Hall expects to build an
elevator.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-09-16

Ambrose Dw,yel., the liverynan,
has a good line OF rigs and can
take You to any desired place on
short notice. He is making ar
engagements to build 3 new barn
32x10O feet with q lean-to. He
has a feed and sale stable in con
nection with his barn. Mr.. Dwyer
is handling farm machinery, the
Old Hickory Wagon, Rock Is
land, Defiance and Diamond pillow
and will have in 0 big line III
the spring, He viii have. q No.
] aray line as soon as the new
road is completed.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1903-09-16

% One OF themost promising lit.
tie burgs in the county is Glen
burn on the Dakota and North
western. 1t is situated on Sec.
ii Of Twp. 1913 r. 81. Two
months ago the name was not
known. Now twenty or more
progressive business men are To-
Gated there and they are doing
business too. They came with
the intentions OF remaining and
brought in excellent stocks OF
goods. The farmers in thatpart
OF the county welcome their ar
rival for it saves them many a
long drive.
A. S. Taylor & Son, the lumber
merchants are succeeding even
beyond their fondest expecta-
tions. They have a we'll stocked
lumber yard and will put in a
much greater stock as soon as
they locate on their lot perman-
entity. Since starting business,
they have disposed Of eighteen
car loads OF lumber. all Of which
has been hauled from Minot.
They handle the very best OF
building material. A coal and
wood stock viii soon be added.
The business is being looked after
By Chas. A. Taylor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-13
Gfal 9e fenoe efter
faHer % 11te~er

6piter oe Brooer, Suitrn % Barn efIer an,
ore 9 le8tninse, ian Tom iba, at 6canoinn.
Gobbeltpropeler. Tampifibe Oscar Ii" o9
S6eflig Olaf" befororer Yasiagererne fra
Grandmother til Gmerifa paa 9X-10 9a9f
uoen Smbptte uuoer Heiieu.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-13

@rado. Sdaleoes unoer Orepfusiaz
gen / mango oad9ne Q9tter og paa
mongsn angItfuIo Dag.
8ertil dntpoeoe jes / ct par Orb
bag pod et9ortret. ION ieg nplig isnote
BAN. 9%ortr9ttet par taget meb 9uen
paa / Miin6en at 9umpfitGngel. Son
foto9rnfsreos ogiaa ct gortrat, ION
6roa3 b. 9enbah toe at mig meo
Suen pad. t6ompfitGn9el bar ienere
uoaipet Del / en- Canning 5otogros
FER at 9enba9Ite portr9tter. 5r. leT
letper bar gentaeenOe ftrepet til mig.
st grep fra BAN, MI til min 5sbielss
bag iutte mig paa ben 9ante, at jeg
tanite buroe fortnne til flere, bpab jsg
lerts / palmer 9Ouie / gbicdgo Rpts
uarsmorgen 1882.
9 !. 9 srnon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-13
,,Srinitatis Seminarinms
WisiiDnSfOrcnins."

#Z..
Sitter at BET M / oper ct Oar paa
for te1igMaaoe bar oeret oreftet frem
% tilbdge ON 0prettelien at en- 9ebz
MISUNDERSTANDING pso Stolen,
Itete bette ben II. Gan. D. a.. pg DIT
er meo glqoe, at pi laOsr Meboelelie
6erom fpreOes / port Samfunb.
Dog er bet insenlunOe oor Meaing
at piae ompenbe BEN ganife gsrOeh /
ct Stu, men fnn Pda oenne Muuoe at
minOe os ielp ng faa mdnge andre Jon
muliSt ON 6ereus fipfte fore 8efaling
i'll ale Iine iaTbe GFterfeI9ere, men
oertil- ogIau Oirteligt at sftertOmme
oenne paa bebite Madoe.
gnfelte 8ing al ppr apnititution
ifal ~mehbelesi
5prmd.l; .9enne screenings 6ors
meal Ifdl bare at patte Snterssie for
6coningemisfion FAINT itptte ben eFter
Gpne".
Meolemmsr. ,Meolemmer at Bernie
Screening funne ale nur p9 forbens
oerenoe 2arsre pg @leper BED u5rini=
tatis Seminarium % Blair college"
blipe BED at tilitemme benne 8onitituz
ton % bstdle bet peb osnne beItemte
contingent.
apntingsnt: Oct aarlise aOntins
gent er en- Doll, Tom inobetales til
aasIereren for bpert 4arsmebe"
,5rioiqise 8ioras mootages mso
Sat"
Da 5orsningen faalebes er aabsn for
aQe forbenperenoe Q9rere % Gleper,
beoes I%aaoaane, iom maatte snfe Opz
taeelis, at inbisnbe beres 4nfssnins
til Sefret9rsn, og ON nogle o n liter
bele Jo%reningsns 3onItitution, Tan Den
faas poa 5orlunsenbe.
s. 9. Nieffea, Sci.
5rin. Gem, Blair, Yebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-13

Or. 9eter's .8urito" 6rins
ger Solifin / 5jemmet peo at linore
9iOeff: og 6elbrebe SpsbOmme. Oct
er en- ~itorurtet 6omilismeoicin: en-
9eliignelie for baaOs MsOre og 8ern.
6r. 66riit. Stenslano, Reomono,
NqI6., ~ffriper / ct 8rep, onteret ee1
IA. Waj 1902: y5or oDer to Mars
5ib iiten par jeg neobrubt at Rbeus
metisme o9 baarlis 5orosielie. Seq
Ieqie 8ottor, men til ingen HDtte. 0d
befemte jig mig til at prepe .aurifo"
ca ienotc efter en- &asie. Din Scr
e9ielie bleo liot eftsr liot beore, men
R6eumatismen par omtrent beo Get
Idmme, fun at Smerterne life bar laa
itore. SiSite 6eit = Soften er ben
pqrfte Sib at aaret for Rbcumatisme
Der / 0aTbington = bespnote ieg L
mislertio at b!toe beore, os III | IRE
"a en- bals Muaneo bar je9 ingen
a6eumatisms bait rg er belbreoet.
Mooer er "a 4ar gammel; near bun
itte er rigtig pei, tor bun oaurito"
Ipm letter Maben / Srben og giper
i6enoe Mppstitsn igsn. 5lere gsrn bar
BAIT ubflet, glsmmer, oaarlig Wobe
o. f.. b.: be er ulle 6lepet frifte al
.,aurifo". Or. pster's oaurifo" er
life at erholoe paa 4potbeter, men fun
at Ipscieae agentsr. 5pis De ingen
iaonaa fenoer. TfriD til Or. peter
sSabrnep. 112-114 go. 9opne 4ps.,
Gbicaso. 81. Nv
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-13

Gn fife 8ps, i Sl u. 'Hg asri ss sItar ses i. N ssa
er fri. .. Sonpereorb, Spr 81 Racine Get. pis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-13
0Oanfferen""
i6reeas ben 13. 5ebrnar 1908.
Blair, Ncb.

gfter at babe tilbragt Ell bebdgelie
9infer / Oklahoma tom Mlr. ,. $.
Compton after biem / Maabags Qf=
tee. :6an beretter, at ale 8uniunt5
turer er / ft9rtt SpaOgaaenoe / Sooen,
% at Otlaboma Solicit er messt in
teresferet | ltoiisten til at TONNE til
at uDesre en- Stat.
Sobn Mc0uarrie bar ct fort
Oplas .of 8ngningsmaterialcr og Sui
til lopeite Priler.
-, .9pab, sr. Der / 0ejen. @amle?
Subt paa Spsben2" oNei. life bet.
aorglemt at brifte Rpctp Mepuntain
Sc / bites. Mutter iagoe, ieg pilpe
blipe ipg i Dag" 35c.
Sarnbam &c Sampion.
5 Sag fejrsr Mr. 6reoerit Sem
ZEN af agona, Soma, os Wifs aris
fine Rusmusien at Blair oeres 9rulz
lup i Blair. 8islisn fOresadr / &irte7
peo Yaitpr Dig, bporefter @enner
5amles meo bet unge par / 8ruosns
!9iem.
5os Srbn s. l1nruh er Steoet,
5oor De bsr tsbe 9eres Mgbler.
Undertaking" befsrges til moderate
yriIer.
Den lille ioper oe potfer. mems
Nor boiler, beriom Der bruges Roctp
Rouatain Sc. Oet er ben beofte 9sr=
nemebicin, Der nogen Sinbe er bubt
opofrenbe Msore.. 35c.
Iarnbam &c Sampiou.
Sos Mr. Carl 6. Yielfens er
Der ffor Glabe / bisfe Oage. ioet Der
mibt / 0interens 3ufoe er antommen
en- ristig lob lille Oreng. Der bibtil
bar artst fig til anes uSelte .Senrptz
felIe.
= s5sr De teher en- M 2umbers
posn, tom inb og ie pad be nDe benz
mefabrifereoe 8ogne bos Ghds. ".
Soft. Dst foIter Dem intet, ON De
int,t FIBER.
= Wr. Sens 4noerien, 5armer
noro far 8iair, aster at lptte inb til
Bpen, ioet ban at Wtrs. Dine Warie
gbriftenfen bar fsbt bet 9us, ION bun
eiebe / Oerterpills.
5ilippenfe r, mat NniTgtsfdrDe,
ipruffen Sub, rgbs oe I'll 69noer, uoz
ffst, Ringorm og baarligt Blob BEL
BRIDES / fort Sib peb 8rtg al 9octp
Mountain &c.
5arnbam e SdlnpIon.
Gn ,5armers Snititute" iroe
Steb I asnaarb / 9agene fra IS. til
10. Jebruar. Ger er Iitret 9ooe TG@
lere for 2~eiliq6eoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-13
9ppbco belboeoet y.

1err 8eoer q. Eeppe, aitorio, g. 9uf.,
i~friuer: Seq taffer Gem for ben aur, De
ienbte mig for nosen lib iiben. Seq ft
min 6sreiie tilbase Os bgrer frembeles
gobt@.
Cushing | 5opebet opbBrer o9ian. Seno
BeitriDelie at 7eres 9ilfnlbe, iom unbers
igges frit. Wsrfs Creflinif,
159 SO. 1919 st., Hefp gorf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-13
1~ernbdneIiSte. 4
Chicago, st. Paul,
n1innearoliS + Omaha.

sgd paa.
Nr. 7. Omaha Passenger 7.H Firm.
/. do. do. =. 1922 -
8. do. do. -. 6,21 Eft.
Nord paa.
4. Twin City Passenger . III Firm.
: 2. Sioux City Passenger . 2,4s Eft.
8. Omaha Passenger . . 6,35
Mr.. 4 OK Nr. 8 dagiig undtagen ssndag.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-13
SSarmc for Salg.

@obe Stopfarme. 9obt belissenoe ior banif
euth. 8irte % tiui9e life Ionst ira ereamern
% Citation, anpiies III Soig az lnoerte9neoe
/ touimenbe 6oraor. Snold9 6rim1rte Tor
uGrnere Splnsnina.
9enliolt SobanS sr9enfen,
gud, 9,s.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-13

Ssnodgsz5 efiter at Qpoftlenes 9res
be of 6. Dlau, Brett / Stelerup.
378 Sioer / OmIIus. Ncoiat fra
$1.40 til 25c.
90. RaoOens Sorg o9 5or9ens 9aaO's
prnoitener at @ilbelm 8irfeoaI
So9nepruit for @palinge Mtnigs
: fe6. 9rabitsaer paa oas airfe.
darets Gpns ug 9e1i9oage foruOsn
8 Goublet grGbitener. l.. 2. 1104
Gioer. glebIdt fra $4.20 til $1.60.
81. 9riItofer @attenOorf og- 0auies
cterne. 9iitoriff Studpil i fem
Sanolineer al magoalcne Gboreienk
1914 Sioer. 9eoiat ira $1o0 til
zoe.
90. SUBS Raabs, Santsr / title Ii
mer at @. ~. 9afitrem. 95 Giosr
i 0mfIog. Isoiat fra coo. til 20c.
SO. 8eOrg Waibin9tOns asOneo reo
Sriiiian 9Itersadro. 9obsoIdgelia
sfter GoparO Gfperetts g2ife ri
@aibinstpn". "a SiOer / GmiIdg.
Qebiot fra 40 til 15c.
81. ariitsIige Smaaitptfer al 6. .
meO 5ororb at 9ditor QsIdeafelcts
9anicn. 81 Siber i OmIIag. Reoz
fat fra 80 iii Toe.
95. Suno 5ornuft eler Sobn BLOB
manos 5o%relesninssr al 6. s.
Spureeon. 200 Siber ; OmIalg.
Nebiat fra 70 til 40c.
90. 9ialeIere. en- popular 5remitils
ling at u. S. Rsrluno. 146 Sibsr
i Omilae. Nsbfat fra so til 40c.
81. Wormonerne, beres profet. oeres
Stat og osrss Helisicn, al VI. DO
rig Bud. ~Operiat fra 9nft. 1873 Si>
Der / Omflas. ReoIot fra so til
25e.
80. 9nnmorts 8opebals. Gn Romna
fra eamle 01ee at 8ilbelm Otter
gaarb. 462 Siber / Smilag. Peos
lat fra $3.50 til 75c.
80. @r9nierne for ben rsli9isie 5Gnfs
ming. hampton lectures al 5enS
rb 2onsuepille Waniel. Gfter Oris
ainalens ste llDaabe pdd Odnff peo
u. 5eifen. 239 Siosr / OmIlas.
NeoIat fro $1.20 til SOC.
100 5orisg til en- tort Gortlariag opsr
81. Sobannes aabenbaring at ST
to Weaer. 348 Sioer / OmlIas.
Reoiat fra $500 til $1.20.
101 Gn9elit,. I%totife o9 irTte 5oltes
ianee Og WelOoier, iamIeb, og ues
latte for piaaoforts al Q.p. Berg.
green. 4ncen, meget 5orseeoe In
9aOe. S~nbeboIber 125 Sangs. ReOs
TAT fra $1.50 til soc.
102 Din 9onge tommer. Gn Qooentsz
betragtning 9ennem firepr9bits1er
al u. Qnberien Sognepr9it. 81
Siber / Smnag. Nebfat fra 40
til 20c.
103 Msnnelfets Sen. %Gpangelieops
fatteIiernes Gnbeb. 5remitiaet i
8runotr9f al u. Qnbtrien. 253
Sioer / OmIlag. Reoiat fra $40
til soc.
1O5 politit % a~riiienoom, en- life
MISUNDERSTANDING at Otto
Wsler. 81 Siber / OmfIag. Hebs
iat fra 10 til 10c.
106 Om gsrneItolen. Gn Gfterlabt
4fbanoling al ariiten Witfelien
&olo, ubsipet Of 9aralo 9olm.
SO Siosr | OmIIas. Qeofat fra
40 til zoe.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-13

Gn ,Sarmers Snititute" irSe
Steb / Gsnlarb / 9agene fra Is. til
18. 5ebruar. Ger er iitret 9ooe SG>
lere for 2~eiligbeoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-13
Gbin % aor1 ct yenge.

100 Pd. Of Moore's stoch Food bill forbinbre
Guqbpm bog Spinene Dg jpare 10 Bu.
NRais. 6tis lite, fo5fer bet intet- S9lges
pan 80 Dages Brsue. Briien er $50 pr.
100 30. 6orbinbrer utgi hos 3pniene. o9
b Logger Here gg9, eners ingen Betoltn9.
MOORES STOCK FOOD CO.,
~ Uaenfer Enifss. Council Bluffs. la.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-13

Cxe.n~2 NoeIe niftiee e~fanoinaSine
2.lsS1s Hsans 90 apinetr til at arbeioe
for os | fin eseu 5iemstaun. ceina
noaIe Ill at reiie for %. zfaeis pIaos for
Dintereu ener for befs a1aret. Zen $3.50
pr TAG. paaIieeIiat 6irma rnee tort &a'
pitaI. gpelie behsues life, men uiaa babe eooe uns
betaIinesr. GOr nrrmere Cplnsnineer fript til
H. MILLER, MFR,
3 Dearborn Str, CMlCAGO. ILL.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-13
Sill Sala.

Seq sier en- 6arm paa OBJ Ncres os oil
iRigee en- 9ut al ben eller let belle I'll riine.
Itae griier oa pio leite SiItoor. 3 SRt al
I neninger. Jormen begpn er s Nil oelt
Tor eugene, trt pso ben eanlte aolonl. 6or
n qrmere unoerretnina firm I'll
4eoer Sulius 0anieu
gieuenpu y. d, Cane 60. Oregon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-13

0oife ns Iorfslelisr. liae til @renien al
39riua bgier iio for ben linbrenoe helbres
0eube Snoflpoelie al Gr. @ooos Noriuap
Sine Sprup.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-02-13
Gnifcs.

0.sf.s Glcre 4 rioutr al aaraitsr pl
SHIlCS. aoot gitHDmme | boer Sfnt Zen
fufss 1 beitf gourtp1 fil al ftprniruters % %arerifre
staanmtif stableret OIL riet5 orretHinashHspa a~eohaors
del Bdis. Salrr FLU pgfHtlta iciuofn Gtspeuisr,
1 etaIbart fontlni hper cnsb 70. ira sopt b%,oniotsi.
ON ug5ptuD'gt. neo GET oa Srng. Hele
renter. 1Hsiaa aoHBolli EHeo eatH Aoresie
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