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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-06
National HoteI ohanges Dinner Hour

Mr. Chas. L. Wood, manager of the
National hotel. has changed the dinner
nour at his hotel from noon to evening
Hereafter lunch viii be given at the noon
nour and dinner al s p. m. On Sundays
dinner viii be served at 80 D. m Stein
berg orchestra viii furnish music dur
ing the Sunday evening dinners
I believe this will suit the public
better. said Mr.. Wood, as it meets
with the universal opinion of all with
whom ! talk. Of course our lunch at
noon Will be regular meal, but the real
dinner viii he served in the evening"
A very unique design has been gotten
Up for his menu cards. and should be
seen to be appreciated. One is in the
form OF an envelope and can be SEM
away If desired by placing a one-cent
stamp on the same
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-06
COOK MAKING READY.
Sheriff VIII Devote His Time to Farm
When He Retires.

Whou ne hoGlr0S-
Sheriff Cook and his force are prepar-
ing to relinquish their official titles next
Monday at noon to A. T. Lucas and his
deputies.
Sheriff Cook win keep his residence in
Topeka at ITO West street but he will
look after his farm II miles northwest
in Jefferson county. Sheriff Cook bought
a pair of good, oak soled, grain leather
topped big boots not long ago. He has
been beaking them in ready for his
farm work. Part OF the time he spent
breaking them in he was in the district
court room and every time the sheriff
moved the creaking of the boots stop
ped the wheels of justice momentarily.
Mr.. Lucas and his family will take up
their official residence in the apartments
in the front part of the county jail.
Sheriff Cook has had several wagons
running between his farm and the jail
for several days transferring part of his
household effects.
Sheriff Cook is the only member Of
his force that will become a farmer.
Under Sheriff Hal Williams is going
into the real estate business. w E.
Stewart will become an undertaken in
partnership with ]. Nd. Knight. Steven
Pasker, the turnkey. will open a stove
repair emporium. Carl Lawson, the jail
er. will continue in his capacity.
The new under sheriff will be G. w.
Belts, who has been in the Santa Fe
biacksmithing department and who was
for d short time sergeant on the police
force. He is a brother of Representa-
tive ]. B. Belts. John Ostrand. who has
been looking after the county stone
crusher, will be the Office deputy under
Sheriff Lucas and will have charge of
the books and clerical work J. Pattison
viii be turnkey at the Jail PattisOn is
colored. George Charles will be assist
ant taller.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-06
A New Firm.

Messrs- Heron and Middaugh have
purchased the stock of the Fisher Shoe
& Clothing company and viii continue
the business in the same store building
at 1l8 East Sixth street They have
bought a large stock of new goods and
will add it to the Fisher stock. making
the store larger and better than ever.
Mr. Heron and Mr.. Middaugh are
both well known young men, having
lived in Topeka for a good many years.
Mr. Heron has been in the dry goods,
clothing and shoe business for the past
Is years in Topeka, having been con
nected with the Fisher company the
past four years. They will be glad to
see all the customers of the old firm
and q great many new ones.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-06
CURE FOR BALKY HORSE.
New York Stage Driver Tells of a
Plan That Worked.

The stage had lost four or five min
utes through the obstinacy of a balky
horse. the animal. with unusual per
ceptive faculties. having selected that
part Of Fifth avenue a little below
Twenty-third street, at 4 o'clock in the
afternOon-the hour when traffic is at
its height-for his sulky fit The driver
OF the stage sat patiently waiting for
the carriages in front of him TO move.
Il discovered a plan a few years ago
for starting balky horse" said he
that never failed me. It doesn't hurt
the horses, either-I don't believe In
anything but kindness with emit
simply startles them, and they forget
all about their balkiness."
The passenger beside him looked in
terested- and the driver continued: Il
had horse that made a practice OF
baking at the foot of a hill. Nothing
would start him. and we finally found
that if there were any hills on the road
we might as well not take that horse
on that trip. One day I forgot this
however. and the result was as usual
The animal refused to bulge when he
came to a hill-iust a little rise in the
road, in fact. I had a piece of strong
cord in my pocket, and I made a slip
moose, tied it to the horses tail passed
it through a ring in the harness and
brought it back to the wagon. Then /
gave the cord good, smart pull Well
you ought to have seen the way that
horse went up the hill. I got hold of the
relns just in time, or there'd been a run
awa-r sure
How about the next time he came to
a hill2" asked the passenger.
There want no more hills for thai
horse. He Just naturally wiped 'em off
the slate. Whenever he came to a hill
after that he'd bolt up it as though the
devil was after him. I guess he remem-
bered the cord all right And the best
part OF the game was that the cord
scheme wouldn't have hurt a fox terrier
thought.7-N. Y. Mail and Express.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-06
At the Whist Club.

There was a good attendance at 1hs
Topeka Whist club last night, 81 play
ers taking part in the game. No more
preliminary games viii be played, the
regular tournament commencing next
Monday night. The north and south
game viii be played and a turned
TRUMP used.
Larsh and Robbins are wearing the
buttons this week for making the high
plus score last night, the following
senres heinz. made.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-06
Finds way to Live Lone.

The. startling announcement of a dssco,,-
cry that will surely lengthen life is made
by Editor o. H. Downey of Churubrsco.
Ind. Il wish to state he writes, chat
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consume
ton is the most infallible remedy that 7
have ever known for coughs. colds and
grip. 1t s invaluable to people with weak
lungs. Having this wonderful rnedfcius
no one need dread pneumonia 3r congunel,-
ton its relief is instant and cure Ger
tain" A. J. Arnold Drug Co.. 81 n. Kan
sas ave, guarantees every SOC and s100
bottle. and gives trial bottles fxee-
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-06

Miss Georgiana WATSON entertained at
Miss Grace Jilson of Chicago, asking to
meet her Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Woodbury.
Nellis, Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence S. Bow
man, Miss Witt of Denver, Miss Jean
Frost, Miss Crumrine, Miss Otis, Miss
Dennis, Miss Waters, Miss Lillian Val
entine, Mr. Robert Anderson, Mr.. George
Hackney, Mr.. Dick Hayden Mr.. Frank
Hopper, Mr.. John Siegle. Mr. E. A. Hea-
cock Mr.. Horace Macferran and Mr..
John Waters.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-06

The Art club met yesterday with Mrs.
". L Newcomer in her apartments in
the Wiggin flats. Mrs. Harrison Nor
gan had a paper on Claude Lorrain.
Mrs. H. L. p Hillyer a reading on
Charles lie Brun and Miss Pearlade
Prescott contributed two violin numbers
to the programme. Mrs. Ben CrisweIl
and Mrs. E. T. Sim of Denver were
guests OF the club
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-06
Card of Thanks.

We wish to extend our heartfelt
thanks to the many friends who SO
kindly assisted ard comforted us in
our late bereavement
FRED E WEST
MR. AND MRS. J. CAMPBELL
MR. AND MRS. L. D GOODWIN.
MIR. AND MRS. GEO. HELWIG
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-06

Send a sample Of your urine to Medical
Dept, Warmers Safe Cure Co, Rochester,
~ Y, the doctors will make analysis and
send you a. report and advice free. together
with q valuable medical booklet which
tells all about diseases Of the kidneys,
liver. bladder and blood and their treat
ment-
WARMERS SAFE CURE is purely
vegetable and contains no narcotic or
harmful drugs.
60 take. beware of so-called kidney
cures full Of sediment and of bad odor-
they are dangerous.) It does not consti-
bate 1t Is prescribed and used by doctors
themselves In the leading hospitals as the
only absolute cure for all forms of dis
ease Of the kidneys. bladder and blood.
WARMERS SAFE PILLS move the
bowels gently and aid a speedy cure.
Warmers Safe Cure is what YOU need
you can buy it at any drug store, two
sizes 80 cents and 800 a bottle
Refuse Substitutes and limitations
There is no kidney cure Gust as good"
as Warmers Insist on the genuine. Sub
stitutes contain harmful drugs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-06

am persuaded that
Warner 8 Safe Cure did
it. I believe that the
medicine will do all
that it claims to do, IL
the patient win follow
instructions to the let
ter. "-(Rev.) I. VII
LARS, Pastor NJ E
church.
TEST YOUR URINE
If there is a reddish
sediment in 1t, OF if It
is cloudy, or If you see
particles in it, your
kidneys. are diseased.
ANALYSIS FREE.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-06
WARMERS SAFE CURE
Rev. Dr. {, Wllars a Prominent Methodist Divine
Says Warmers Safe Cure Cured
His Rheumatism.

Sandwich, In.-''After delay of months
60 be sure that a cure of my rheumatism
of over a years painful suffering had been
effected, I desire to assure you that so tar
90 know anything Of myself am wen.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-06

TWO million Americans suffer the tor
turing pangs Of dyspepsia. No need to.
BurdOck Blood Bitters cures. At any
drug store.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30
yOanfferen."
dreeaa ben 30. Sanuar 1908.
Slair9eb.

geo Renigbeosmgoet / 8irsoags
Mites bIeD bet peofaget at ieaoe 8alos=
brso til PuftOr 5. %. SEMEN, einiup,
Nebr. unber JprubfGtning at at
Boftor Ssnien moDtager 9aloet, bill
BON nltiao bliDs Yaitpr 5aralo Sem
iens efterfBlssr.
Bit elIter jeg Dig, min Stat;
Dog aloris iom Din 0u mig ital ie;
3bi / mine Srpmme bper Hat
Seq Itusr aIsne Hoetp Mountain 9e.
6arnbam &c Sampion.
5Os Sobn 5. ltnrub er Steoet,
5Dor De bpr tsbe 9erss Mpbler.
Undertaking 6eipr9ss til moderate
Prifer-
: 9et er paniftligt at oeiinere lamb
5fsn6en. 4pinoens Ynoe o9 glftelisz
teb FtrlSes ooetdlt Roctp Mou1tain
e. 6drnbam &c Sdmpion.
= paftOr y. 9anien, Geoer Sails,
beTseie / 9nar .tbe publtfbin9bouie"
pa Gfolen paa 5ilbdgeoeien fra en-
Belle / utn9-
7Ssr De fsher Ell M 9umbers
pogn. TOM ine og fe paa be npe bjemz
1uefobriterebe Boene hos G6os. u.
SoF. Dst toIter Dem Inlet, pm De
IHtet tsber.
= Mango at be Spsbomme, bpordf
8pinnsrur fiber, tureres fuloit9nbig
peb ROetp Mountain 9e. Rigelist,
rsnt Blob. COB 5orosieIi. og iunbt
Seibreo fsiser bsns grug. 81 Gents.
5arnbdm &c Sdmpion.
Spbn McQuarrie bar ct fort
Oplag at Bpeninssmateriulcr og 3ul
fif fopeite Brifer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30
@M
RorreIponoancer
Council Bluffs, Sa.

SITTER en- l9ngere Sapsbeo pil hi at
ter laoe bsre fra os og pil iige, at
Ri bar bet meget goot / De fleite Gil
faloe, Sub tie tat Sra Menigbeoens
9lorsmfOs fan 6erettes, at q. q. Rielz
fen. 5. Seaieu og 2. 6. 9arien pdlgz
ties til 0iatoner, ale genoalgt. !5il
3ru8tees palgtes q. 9aniei, 8. Stef=
fenien % ReDitrioeren al oisie 2inier.
mr. 6. 9ta d q. g. Petsrien frabao
iig genpdIg for inoeDarenoe Qdr. 8.
StcfenIen paretager Sasien.
Qf &aslererens Rapport fremguar,
at R%enig6eoen er i omtring 100000
0Glo. bOilfet eFter bet Qrbeioe, ION
bleo qjort iioI;e glar, life er iaa gait og
buroe life blipe til npgsa iarli9 9nroe
at fao afbetalt.
8eo SUBS Rdeoe badber pi.at SUBS
Rige ifal BABE goo 5remadng i6ldnot
=, 60 naar 0jsrterre iIaar ourmt for
en- Sag. gaar Den forbolospis let.
Si0ite Sonoag optOess to 5amiIier /
U,enipbeOen, og Ri bar 9dub ON Here
/ en- ner 6remtio.
6pab BET tim.lige angaar, Iad er
gorncil 8lufs fremacedoenoe for
Sioen, mere eno Den bar p9ret ! lang
3ib. Gn ,5aabelsforening er unber
OanneIie, bbiltet tpOsr pdo. at Gorret.
ninssfoltsne er pad beres Dot. 8ettt
er Iiffert ct goot 5egn. Gn ohentlie
Notwithstanding aaies for iitret FAINT
flere neutrality-suspicious.. 5abrit=
fer bar Ri life mango at. men hi Oenter
benz. aun fda, ON no9en gp Bet for
Gbicugo. bar faa COB SSernbunebetjs=
nina. iOm Council 9luFs.
BORT StoleiDitem er iifterlig iao
goot iom aoget; BERTH bar Ri ,tbs
N.sitern Soma college, en- meget soo
Sfole, iom / Qar er bleoen forbeoret
b%etpbelig cg far 100 Gleeer.
QeIte 5rebag often bar ri Meni9-
6eosms0e og n9ite Ssnoda Gftermib=
bag og 4ften fanss lneoomsmsos
omaha.
Spgsfdsien baobe @arsmsbe / De
eem6er. 6Oorpeo SIR. s. 0uomunofen
balqtes fom Refformanb; andre Gm-
bessmanO QentaIat. 5 9asien er
omtrent 1920. 81 bar ca. 20 Msblem-
r1er: fire er Flnttet bort / 9ebet al
forriae Mar. De fan bel meO Hstte
dnies for en- fife @erninq, men Ri me-
ner ogidu en- qOb Gernina. % Ri er
alab BED ben; Den fan bel ogiua bl:pe
itgrre. 6ilienl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30

vi 0nsker Farmere t. at
/ Otter Tail County. Bedste County ! Min.
nesoto. Lave priser. Lrtte tilkaar. send
Postkort for p isliste til
a. Murray, Wadens, Mimi.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30
On jfanoinapin QGae

| bet gamle 2anb belbrebebe mig fulbaen.
biot for R~erbein9ffelie, araftlgs6eo, ipefe
fet 6ufommelie, Sgpnlgsbeb. Cab % On
Der 5orbinbelie bermeb, eiter at lea bers
til gauos bnpbe forigst Mnitnlter, Spes
cialiiter, Better oiu uben gptte 9ofto.
rens Hecept for bette m9rfeli9e q9eemio.
bel er enonu | min Veiibbelie, % for at
biRlpe lioen6e 4anosm9nb oil lea ien6e
til enbper, iom be99rer bet, en- Nftrift
beraf tidi9e meb pi6ere Cplpsnineer frit |
forieglet aonpolut. 6ccepten fan fnaS
efspeberet paa ct gobt Qpot6ef mob rinae
llogift. Sfrip til mig itrafs, oe De bill en-
tare, at oer enonn finoes aGrligbeo pg
Cpristi9heo | geroen. % at ben Micbrui,
ipn min 6ecept foreifriOer, nirfelig fures
rer. Noresie: 6. g. Senion, g0r 622,
Chicago, 81.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30
Gcoar Saas, Sa.

CIR. 6offman er reiit til Rdcine.
Wis.. bOOr baa agter for 5remtioen
at tage Opbolb.
8i fan after elaOe Os oper at bdDe
Sans Ssnien i6lanOt os; ban tOm i
iioIie ugs tifba9e BERTH fra 0enDer,
Colorado, bOor ban bar opbolOt fig
be fioite 6 Madneoer. 9dns peb moi,
9Dor Der er gobt at bore.
: Mrs. State Soitrup rejte iioiie
llge til GdDsD, Hebr., bDor benoes SDiz
gerinbe forttoen lisssr meeet fpg.
: Martin Sperien bar facet pldos
paa 5reosDine Greamerp, bDOr ban
blaapt anoet ifal foreitaa 9sininasn
af M9lten.
: ;. Socumfen er ! benne u9e rejit
til Coulter oe Qatimer og tanfer paa
famine Rsiie at beisse Setpe1 oa flere
df be Danite Setlemsnter / bet DeItlige
Sppa. !6dn meofsrer fom ~IebDdnlig
ct fort og sobt Opldg at 9ooe gsser
fra ben forsneoe 3irtes 8ogbanbel /
9lair, Nsbr., og man Dil gsre pei | at
BRUCE Gsjligbeoen til at fOrifaFs zig
nogle gooe gsser, oe, bDis nan life
allersoe bar, fad al aboansre paa bore
Blade ,Oanfferen" Os oairfeblaoet".
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30
Gll M &atalog.

9aa 9antib 2utb. Dub. 9ouIsa
5orla9 er uofommen en- meget futp=
Itenoig aatalos oper 9s9er. iOm baz
pes paa Eager.
gn 8ogtenoers fpgtigs 8lit pao
oenne 8atalog er tilitretteligt til at
pperbeOiie BAN ON, at Den / % for fg
acne repr9ienterer ct meget ~betpoeliat
4r6eiOe % ea life u6etpoeli9 getoitz
ninq. Oct bill 6erai pare umtOoelbart
~inalpIenoe. at oet5crlassbns, oer brin=
aer ale be / benns 9atalog neonts
9eger / 6anoelen, mad pere s~neitaaz
enoe al i'm 4rt / Qmerifa.
Denne 9atalog er berfor Zen melt
fuloTtGnOige aataIrg, uo9ipet al Ell
oanIt gogbanbel Qmerita.
Der fnoss lite en- mere fuIoitanoig
aatalog ooer nor1ts oanite gsser Der /
9anoet, ffent RorOm9noene 10 eaers
pleier at pRre Foran os DANTE, oa &c
er Glore / Qanoet. Gnoog SoenIterne.
Der itaur iom ct mutt @tiempel pda
Gnig6eO bldnot fremmeoe 5olteiIa9 j
amerita, Itadr meo oerss gogtdtalog
tilbaee for oenne npe oanite 8dtalog.
aatalogen er pua 200 SiOer / tort
Formal meo mango giaeoer al 5orz
fdttere % SauItrationer at 9sser ionlt
grgper paa Still, 8iaeoer Og Sort.
a~atulpeen sr inOOelt / flere 6opsbufz
oeliaser. 5grt er 8sgerne opfsrte
efter 6orfatternes Rapne / alfdbetiit
Orbsn, b~erefter StOlebsgsr. atte'ter,
giIeoer, Sort m. m. Desuosn finoes
Der en- Tuloft9nbig SnoboIosfortegnelz
is opsr 8sgerne efter 5itler og ooer
alt anoet | aataloeen.
8utulogen fads pad 5orlunseabs
ira Oaniib 9utbsrun publ. 6ouie og
fenoes portofrit til ale, fom sniter
at benptts fig at ben psb 9eitiuingen
at oanite 8sger. !9eri inbes ct rist
llopdlg al oanIts 2itteratur, Ssnoass
itolsbsgsr og Sort pau 0dnit.
gi a1befaler 8eserne oenns adtds
log til 5soielsoug8euOer. a%onfrmatis
onsgaper, grp1upsquOer. Suls> pg
R%ntaarsguDer iamt til Grinpringer til
Slagt % 9enner. 5n9en SoOe er
mere pasienoe til 9enner END gone
gsger.
Gn COB Bog sr ultio mere p9ro eno
De genge, man fan tsbe ben for ira
3aniTb 9uth. 9u6I. 9ouie.
9srfom d er interesfersoe / canite
ggaer, oa "TRIP itrats efier oenns nas
aatalog til 8aniib auta. Publ. 6ouis
Blair. glsbr., og gem Den. iad ben hoz
RES, naar en- ennIt Bog snffes.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30
Grin OIL Gorn er yenQe.

100 Pd. Of Moore's Stoch Food pil fprbinbre
Spgbom hos Sninene og ipare IS @us
Mnis. 5pis lite, foiter bet intet. S9lges
paa 30 9ages Brgpe. Priien er $3.50 pr.
100 so. 5orbinbrer lltsi hos 5gniene, og
be lager Here veg, eaers insen Detailing
MOORE'3 STOCK FOOD CO.,
- aeenter Enifs. Council Bluffs, La.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30
Sill DC neolioenSc Sinner

al 9ofu inofummen 500 u0it9s. aontor:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30
8o9er
neoiatte priier.

ttSO0llS
8i bar mobtagei mango gooe biai9e
8eeer, Iom life er opfert | port 9dtds
log. Samme i9lges til neoIat pris,
iadlGnge Spldgst pdrer. priierne er
nctto, % 9pesrne ierbes ~portofrit, til
Oplaget er ubiolst, / ben Orbea. ION
geTtiainserne inolpber. Striu meo
bet famine, inben bet er for tent.
U9sserne b%eitiles efter Drummer.
80. 5emte gino. 1890. S~noeboIoer
gibrag al ). DsliBid, 3. psteriea,
S. b. 8sainser, 5. Rielien, +. $.
R. 5ront. Q. ObeI og 6. 9. HieIien.
30. Siette 9inb. 1891. S~nbeboloer
8iOras al 5. ROdaro, 3. aanb. q.
0islfen, 6. Sod, e. 8sriier, 6.
gosiert, 8. Dalton o9 5. b. Dol
finger.
Al. Sppsnoe ginb. 1892. SnotboIs
Der 9ibrag at u. b.. Settinger, 8.
Ms1sr, g. llblborn. 5. Welbapsn
og 6. 6. 5lspitrup.
AZ. Ottenbe gino. 1893. Snoebos-
Der giorag at $. ). RsrOam. 8.
Nlsller, Sd. $. 6. Rod og 6. 6.
fylsDftrup. - 0ette gi7o ielses
fun / 5orbirOslie meb Smauitrifs
ternes nj andre 8inb.
43. Hienoe 9ino. 1894. Snosbolz
cer gioras al 5. a0itIin, 8. M.
Qarien, s. Risiien. e. RuOine, g.
q. Gpbbolb % 6. Gurtius.
Al. 5ienoe ginO. 1895. Snoshclz
Der giOrog at Q. Sprsnien, ). Go
bet, 8. ~. 2drIen. ). Rislis1. 6.
b. Oreai, 9. SAmibt (Siluiu) ps
e. &. 5lppItrup.
Die neoIat fra 50 til 81 Stpttet.
40. 80 MoOulatiOuer for Srsel easr
6armonium Iom Jorbinbelier mel=
lem Salmemslcoier. aomponeret
al 6. Saitrau. pris neoidt til 15c.
46. 26 fmaa og letts 5or= % Gfteripii
til Salmemelpbisr for Orgel eaer
6drmonium. &omponeret al 9.
Saitrou. Rebiut fra soc. til 25t.
AZ. Nutibs5 Spsrgsmdal, belnit | ire
Toreorag peo Gfteraarsmsbet /
9litop 1886. 5nobolO: auboig
S6rsoer, Ell Stoleprogrum; 5olger
gegtrup, ct 5Oreords ON arpeligz
6eO; Yaul la Gour. 9iDenitub og
9riitenbom, SO Siber / OmIlag.
ReOiat fra Acc. til 20c.
AZ. Stretanter at nGn Rapnlss". 48
SiOer / Omflag. Heblat fra zoe.
til 10c.
10. Minbsr fra Roroens 5iItorie. at
u. 5abricius, 235 Sioer / Omflas.
Rsoiat fra SOC. til 25c.
30. gDangelium oe COB, gibra9 til
9elpsniag at oeres 5slgsorben og
Sdmme1b1ng / SUBS Wunb og
MenneIfelibst, peo g. 8. 8ertelien.
Gogneprait for SsnDerup os Sui
brup. SO Sioer | Smilas. ReDz
jat fra 25e. til 10c.
81. 5. s. Ruoolpb 5rimobt iom
pr9it og troenos ariiisn. at pufior
6. aras, Yr1f peb Satobstir.en /
asbenboDn. 81 Sibsr | Cmflag.
Hebiat fra 15c. til &c.
80. paa 3elIisssreliens Bel rslis
sisie getrostninser al Sdcobpau[Ii.
Snbbolb: ariitusbinebet, Oct beaigs
4rbsjoe, 9i err bsbte til ariiti Dpb,
8liper iom Bern, De TO Genner,
De onbe og be sooe Dass, Gne meO
Sub. 6porleoss bruaer bu Cubs
Orb2 81rligbeoens arab, Oct be-
trosbe @obs, ariitenbomms1s III
oOr. TT @iOer / Smilas. Iebiat
fra 81 til 40e.
|53., 2iDet / Cub, reliaieie 8etrast=
ninger at Sacob pdulli. 191 Cher
Omflag. NeSiat fra 81 til 40c.
"a. Serren og 9jenerne, pr9Oitensr
az Saeob puuli. 260 Sibsr / Oms
Ilcq. NebIat fra $1.25 til SOC.
IS. Roalc 9igts at Gbr. Dintber.
ofE NaAknlAAI r--am1aAaa. n. LII
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30
6nsappthcfet.

1en snefie Naabe at Oprettr % feuars Selbrste
paa, bnrbe Fnbss hpert enefte Diem. 5illfriu
3. esmminsien, ccOnto. @is.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30
Gil sala.

Sea eier e. farm pnn OBJ acres oa uiI
irlae en- 9ut Of BEN sller bet belle til rime.
liee 8riier pa . a lette Siitnnr. 3 SGt al
bpaniuser. f5ormsn beginner s Dill neit
for eugene, t9t uto ben oanite aolonI. 5or
uurerretnina Itriu til
Yeoer Sulius 6dnien
qlepelpn .. g, Cane 60. Oregon.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30
SusbulOcrffe leaes.

On trcenee apinoe I II iaa Vloos bcs
llnoertseuere iom5usb ,lbetite fro |. Wtorts.
Seq er Ndnonano % bar 10 8grn / I'll gIoer
of 3 oa 5 Aar. For uGrmere uno ~rietrinS
Ifrip til mia. Weber GiHfel
81 59S, Vii uboH, Su.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30
Spvans s. OaHiefien,

@aMpneo. Nis.. bar forffelige Sluss
af bnnItt gsssr til Sdls / i'm gutit.
figefDm pan ngfao er 4gent for Dan
Reren- os andre gIdDs.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30

mbal6rre ootsn oa frsls eiurt". Or.
@ooos Roriuap Gine Surnp helbreoer
6oite oe Eortglsier, lise til ~6egpnoelien
al 5Griu9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-01-30
Giaqtr ep=Naifine.

go - esx- afbros for fuib getaline
sOsuie Ralsner ifanbfat. $500 | afbras
q. 2aaneS - in9en Renter f~orIanses
Osuse Na(fner $500 % o.. gspe Uaoffina
q ssbss dabrifater $500 % op.
.. <. Kemp, "a
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