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The Washington times., 1903-01-13
WAR DEPARTMENT.

AGjutant General Corbin has been in
formed Of the absence OF Lieut.. Edward
o. Perkins, Fourth Cavalry. stationed at
Fort Leayenworth, Kan, who vacated
his post December so. The Whereabouts
OF Lieutenant Perkins is entirely IN
known by his superiors, and in accord
ancc with the army regulations he viii
be dropped from the army lists as do
serter Ia case he fails to report for duty
within three months.
The Washington times., 1903-01-13
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF THE
GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS
Circular on OiI-Burning Devices for Steamships.
Gutter Service-Money on Hand in United
Attorney General Knox in North Carolina

tons entering into coastwise trade over
the docks at New York, Philadelphia.
Baltimore, and Newport News. The to-
tai receipts Of coal at Boston to the end
Of November were 3,S94 PCS tons. com
pared with 1864 tons in eleven
months of 1901 Anthracite coal ship
neuts for eleven months are reported
at 26Io1.509 tons in 1902, as against 49.-
$50 nHI tons in 1901
The Washington times., 1903-01-13
GENERAL LAND OFFICE.

A delegation of Sioux Indians from
Yanllton, s. D.. arrived in the city Sun
day night and paid their respects to
Commissioner Jones yesterday morning.
There are six Indians and one Interpreter
in the party They will hold an inter
view with Mr. Jones this afternoon.
The Washington times., 1903-01-13
WASHINGTON PEOPLE
AT NEW YORK HOTELS

AIbert-Nrs. r 2. Bossrnan
Astur-D. vs.. Beach II. $ Reside.
Barth0ldi-Niss Morrissev.
Broadway Eentral-J. Lesser.
CosHupolitau-Mr. and Mrs. !. NickeTson-
Contnental-W- $. isham.
Earlineton-W. L. Rossiler, T. p Morgan.
Everett-3IE. Nanderp0el
Fifth Avenue-W. T. Speir.
Gilsev-L H. Carter.
Grand. R. Ellerson-
Grand TuioH-E. B. jerks, Miss S Barton
H5tfmau-n. Nilsson, ". G.. Colemou
H0IIaud-Miss n Currau
ImperiaI-Mr- and Mrs II. Allen, T. ".
'rerseh.
Nanhattn-D. O. salmon.
Interchangeable F Peters. J strasburger.
New Amsterdam-A. VI. Jones
Nornandie- Miss Z. McClanshy J. W. Shaw.
Park Ayenue-AiTs. Evans.
savoy-W. G. Anderson.
ST. 5)enis-Nfs. Aulkeney Dr.. F. Brooks,
r. J.. 1libbcy, II. F.. Mockbee.
Sturtevant-W- Fink.
Victoria-E. T. Hickey
waldorf C. Howell, l. O. McLashmutt.
The Washington times., 1903-01-13

vention Of the National Live Stock AS
ISOLATION. the National Wool Growers
Association, and the National Ass0cia-
ton Of Railroad Live Stock Agents. at
Kansas City, Kan. He will be gone q
week
The Washington times., 1903-01-13

children Of Eugene Lyddane, and Harry
Green
The funeral viii take place Thursday.
Improvements 10 the extent of see, 0O0
are to be made to Georgetown Univer-
sity. The work viii be begun, it is said.
at the close OF the present school term.
Several thousand dollars will be ex-
pended in the construction Of a new
kitchen The greater portion OF the sum
to be spent viii be used for interior
decorations. According to the plans
which have been most favored by the
university authorities the south building
IN the rear OF the main building will be
demolished and rebuilt. This building is
ever 100 years old. the college ceIebrat-
ing its centenary in 1899. This building
contains a number of dormitories. class
rooms of the boys preparatory class
and the refectory-
The Washington times., 1903-01-13

Patents and desi s to the number Of
20 We're issued to citizens OF foreign
countries in the past week. OF these,
% went to England, II to Germany, S to
Canada, + to France, 3 TO Sweden. 2 to
Austria Hungary, 2 TO Belgium, to
Switzerland, ? TO Scotland, l to South
Australia, and / TO ireland
The Washington times., 1903-01-13
BUREAU or STATISTICS.

o. P austin, chief OF the Bureau Of
Statistics. viii deliver a lecture before
the National Geographic Society Feb
ruary % His subject VIII be The
Commercial Relations Of the Temperate
Zones 10 the Tropics
The Washington times., 1903-01-13

According to statistics prepared by the
Bureau Of Statistics, the coal shipping
companies reporting from the four chief
seaboard markets for the ten months
ending with October show 12,4S1,303
The Washington times., 1903-01-13
Secretary Shaw Prepares
Work of the Revenue
States Treasures

Secretary shaw has issued a circular
to the supervising inspectors OF steam
boats and others whom it may. concern.
in regard TO the use of petroleum as
fuel en- steamships In view OF the re-
cent e H.osion OF a fuel oil tank on a
steamelksk ing AT the port OF san Fran
cisco, in which a number Of lives were
lost. the form OF application for the use
of fuel oil mas been changed. Blue points
showing the location Of the oil tanks are
not sufficient, but the tanks must be eN-
amined by experts in the installation of
fuel oil burning plants on steam vessels
and a certificate 10 that effect must 20
sent in. Copies of the new form OF an
pIioation viii be furnished as soon as
printed.
Robert Williams. jr.. Deputy Commits
siouer of Internal Revenue. returned 10
this city last night after d two weeks
trip through the CaroIinas on official
business. There are more disttlleries in
North Carolina than in any other State
in the Union. though they are mostly
small ones.
Victor Lyle. of the Revenue Cutter
Service. who has been in the hospital in
Washington during long spell Of III
ness. is recovering and expects to be
ready for duty by February l.
Capt. John Wilkie Collins, engineer in
chief of the Revenue Cutter Service. has
returned from New York to this city lie
went to inspect an engine for the United
State revenue launch NcCuIloch, which
is now at san Francisco.
John 0. Walton, assistant engineer IN
The Revenue Cutter Service. returned to-
day from Charleston. S. c., where he
went TO inspect the revenue cutter For
ward
Gold coin and bullion TO the amount Of
$G20, ,027.11 is deposited in the United
States Treasury and subtreasuries. The
total Treasury receipts Tor January L
were 81 ,21g46. OF which $726,S5S 60
are customs, Sg78. 455.14 internal revenue.
ST7.405.T0 miscellaneous receipts. Total
expenses for the day, S1,6s0, coo, of which
$685.. Geo were civil and miscellaneous,
Ss0. 600 war, $4,000 navy. $50, 600 Indian,
5000 pension. and $200, 900 interest
Excess OF receipts over expenditures,
500, 1856
The Washington times., 1903-01-13
DETACHMENT OF JUSTICE.

Attorney General Knox, who IS in
North Carolina for a few days rest, is
expected 10 return TO Washington to
morrow.
The Washington times., 1903-01-13
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.

Fayette Thompson, of the animal in
dustry department, left Washington
last Sunday night to attend the con
The Washington times., 1903-01-13

The total number of patents issued in
the week ending today is 526-designs, .;
trademarks, 10; labels, .; prints. 1:
reissues, l. making a total of 58S
The Washington times., 1903-01-13
PATENT OFFICE.

l. B. Wynne, principal examiner of
the division Of butcheTing, mills, thrash
ing, and vegetable cutters and crusheTs.
has SIS applications on his desk awaiting
action.
The Washington times., 1903-01-13

To citizens of the United States ass
letters patent We're signed by Commits
sioner Allen last week Citizens Of New
York State received % of these, citizens
of Illinois 81, and those of Pennsylvania
40
The Washington times., 1903-01-13

THE MANAGEMENT OF THE MCKINLEY MINING AND
SMELLING COMPANY ANNOUNCE WITH THE TURNING OF
THE NEW YEAR THAT THE SEVEN ADDITIONAL MINES
HAVE BEEN ACQUIRED.
Rich the Conpany properties these Seven Additional Mines
which have already been follow the Sxon lode vastly enhance
o the Company
It the keen foresight of President William Mckinley, the
gnizaon of the Mckinley Mining Smelling Company which kept
the capitalization the low figure of Cne Million Dollars
The development of the mines would have warranted the increase OF
the capitalization Tins acquisition property
doubly warrant it.
As this addition the property holdings Of the Company
only have the effect of making the shares already sold and those which
be sold, very valuable.
HOSTS been the sAXTON AULTMAN
and 1000 feet of tunnel extended 1t the intention expend One
Million Dollars make the Mckinley Group the producers
onea
INTENDING INVESTORS SHOULD REMEMBER THAT
THESE MINES HAVE BEEN INDORSED BY THE GREATEST
BUSINESS PRESIDENT THIS COUNTRY EVER HAD. THEY
ARE INDORSED TODAY BY THE ABLEST MINING ENGINEERS
OF THE WORLD, AND THEY ARE UNDER THE MANAGEMENT
OF a DIRECTORATE APPROVED BY PRESIDENT MCKINLEY
AND HEADED NJ. C. BARBER.
The Washington times., 1903-01-13

The steamer Bache has sailed for PoT-
TO Rico. under command Of Assistant
P. A. Welker.
O. II. Tittman, superintendent of the
Coast and Geodeuc Survey. has returned
to Washington from Boston.
Capt G L. Flower. commanding the
schooner Matchless, is in Baltimore pre-
pairing to resume work on yhe south
and west rivers, Arundel county, on
February l.
H. P. Ritter. assistant. who was en-
gagged on survey of Prince William s
Sound. in Alaska. and is now in san
Francisco. recently fell and sprained his
ankle. which was broken last fall on his
return trip from Alaska He is suu
on clutches.
T. l. jenkins, ". T. Carpenter.
and p. 2. Loren have been detached
from the Coast Survey in Washington
and ordered TO duty on the steamer
Blake.
F F Weld assistant. has resigned
from the service to accept a position in
Chicago.
Hugh Mitchell has been promoted
from aid to assistant in the service. He
is at present stationed in the Philip
pines.
Deck officer George Olsen, attached to
the Blake, has passed his examinations
and received his promotion TO watch Of
fcer-
The steamer Endeayor and the
schooner Eagle. now at Baltimore, are
to make repairs which viii take until
March l, when their orders viii be
given.
Assistant William Bowie and Mrs.
Bowie sailed from san Francisco for
Manila on January l. He viii report
there for duty in the Philippines.
The Washington times., 1903-01-13

The annual election Of officers of the
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Of Georgetown was held today. be-
ginning at noon. The usual banquet
given to the depositors and stockholders
Immediately followed the election.
The Washington times., 1903-01-13
COAST AND GEoDETIC SURVEY.

The steamer Bache has sailed for Por-
TO Rico. under command OF Assistant
p. A. Welker
The Washington times., 1903-01-13

The annual meeting of the stockhoId-
ers Of the Brennan Construction Com
pany will be held tomorrow at the Office
of the company at the foot of Thirty
first Street northwest
The Washington times., 1903-01-13

Henry Smith, Of Milwaukee, Wis. has
sen to the Museum small collection
of baomerangs, made by him on scien-
tifc principles for the purpose of study
ing their flight.
The Washington times., 1903-01-13
NATIONAL MUSEUM.

Prof. Paul Barseb, curator Of the shell
department has sent the three devil
fish, which the Fish Hawk expedition
dredged up in 1893. at Porto Rico. to
Mr. Palmer, who viii make casts Of
them
The Washington times., 1903-01-13

Capt G L Flower, commanding the
schooner Matehless, is in Baltimore pre-
pairing to resume work on the south
and west rivers, Arundel county, on
February I.
The Washington times., 1903-01-13

o. II. Tittman. superintendent of the
Coast and GcOdetC Survey, has returned
to Washington from Boston.
The Washington times., 1903-01-13

Victor Lyle. Of the Revenue Cutter
Service. who has been in the hospital in
Washington during long spell of III
ness. is recovering and expects TO be
ready for duty by February l.
The Washington times., 1903-01-13

Capt. John WiIkie Collins, engineer in
chief Of the Revenue Cutter Service. has
returned from New York TO this city lie
went to inspect an engine for the United
State revenue launch McCuIIoch, which
is now at san Francisco.
The Washington times., 1903-01-13

T. L. jenkins, W r. Carpenter.
and p. p. Loren have been detached
from the Coast Survey in Washington
and ordered TO duty on the steamer
RIake
The Washington times., 1903-01-13

John 0. Walton, assistant engineer in
the Revenue Cutter Service. returned to-
day from Charleston, S c., where he
went TO inspect the revenue cutter For
ward.
The Washington times., 1903-01-13

Assistant William Bowie and Mrs.
Bowie sailed from San Francisco for
Manila on January l. He viii report
there for duty in the Philippines.
The Washington times., 1903-01-13

F. F Weld, assistant. has resigned
from the service to accept a position in
/ Chicago
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-23
Zo-722-724 So. 18th Street,

tie @ieltgibergaarh, ON &uslp ser.
man6lige 9eltogere / Mp6et for
bleb poa r6rei" og unoerbol6t fig,
iom Sc be6lt fun6e, me6ens 9amerne
ipgte ODER / ct prtoot Stem
til @ntefru Subl> bpor Sn0-
bpoerne iaa lGlte op for benz, og
olle bar begeiitreoe oper SEN n6mgr=
fe0e l1n6erbol6ning. Ser opleiteS
81. a. Cart @t(ars it61te 6ortelling,
nugget at @i6ngebdu6ingen v&boo
Totter ,gjbr er olti0 Set rigtige" og
1ignen6e 1%,ifpl6ige Cling. Oplesnin=
gen bare6e en- go6 Sime> bporpaa
&rofeslorin0en og Snitrrfteren, Der
bor left op flere @te0er iD6paa og
bob6e en- Mnbefaling fra en- tp1f
@tormanb, forlo6 @riltiansfelt efter
at babe notolt 6eres Gorbablelle oper
Sen 8aban6ling, 6e boboe npot
@or6ilesbig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-23

Drebt De6 S rbfreb.
Bao @uganpr SegCbarf, Ser er belig-
,gen6e mellem Sf9rbef % Dam=
gaaro nmio6elbort beo 2iIlebelt ifete
forle6en cit l1lpffe, iom bop6e ct
Menneifes 500 til Sglge. @rbeios=
manb Mn6ers Senien fra @tran6bule
bar befieftiget me6 Sor6orbeioe "a
Sor6en plu6ielig ifreb neo ODER bam
og %begrabeoe bam fulbitenoig. Ser
blep itrafs taget fat paa at grade bam
no, men in6en oct lpffeoes, bar 81
Sen i%n6traa6t. Sen Mfbe6e bar gift
og efterlaoer iig @nfe og fire 8drn
imaa @oor. Sans @rbei6sfamerater
iotte itrafs efter ulpffen en- Sn6iam-
ling / Gang til 6or6el for @nfen og
pe6 6enne in6fom ca. ct baGot SUIT
6re6e &r.
90 aser al Glib be6
8etfDten. Me6 Sen inbtrg<
0enoe 8ltenDln0 % nGiten Spmmer=
Dorn1e ct ser fommet in6 ul1ber &p=
item ioa ltore Stiner at Silo, at lig<
nen6e fife fan min6es / mango Mar.
@elt il1oe poa @ob1toffen og felt nO
u6enfor &epierne ltaar Silbene ioo
tet at @opet poo fine Steoer er
felt glinlenoe. 9e5 perre er Sen
1tore Mosie al sil6 life al go0 &ga-
litet, i6et lt9rlte &arten er l1ngiilb.
balpe Silo, iom MON fol0er 0ent, el=
Ter itore Sil6inger. 2engit uoe /
@abet ltaor Sc ltore Sil6, ser toges /
@arn og ieiges / 0megnen for 2
pr. Sl. 2engere i1tbe, felt OPP
pc / &opitoffen, itaor Sc ltore Sti=
mer of l1ngitl0. 9isie tages /
&oo6, og / ct ene1te Greet faar ma11
&eolfoberne ioa fltl6e, at be life fan
bales / 2an6. @tore Meng6er al
sen @logs Silt tages Diem og neo=
iaItes eller iteges og er en- uomgrfet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-23
Sure / 2onbpm for 1tnge &t9cr.

s 2onoon fin6es ser ct fort GEL
! lfab til l1n6erltgttelie al &pinoer,
iom er np6t til at reiie alene. Set er
poo Sernbaneltottonerne repreiente>
ret peb Gamer, iom toger Jig al meo
Soget fommenoe gifte og ngifte
! &pin6er og bi9lper bem me6 &aa6
og Doo6. Selifobet bar / 6is1e 9oge
bo flere &pin6er paa en- mpitiif @aa>
Sc er foripun6et, giort opmerfi ON
paa BEN ufattelige 2etiinoigbe6 og
Sanfel6sbe6, iom @Jin6er, Ser life
er oct engelffe 5prog megtige, u6'
oiier. On al 6orenimgens 9amer
uotalte b1. d. til en- Meoarbei6er be6
r9oilp SEEMS: u9e unge Higer
fra &%ontinentet ffaffer os meget 8rp-
6ert. Sc fom1ner BERTH / Sen Ero,
at Sc / bette rige 2an6 meo 2etbe6
fan taa Bla6s, bba6 Ser er meget
banlfeligt. @en6e tilboge oil Sc p6erit
ngbig, og mango al 6em tilb9rer
Mio6elflosl en og pil life arbej6e
JOINT Sienelteptger. 9e bol6er fig
oppe, iaa lenge Sc Tan; men loa fal=
Ser 1ogle al 6em iom Dire for Sor=
ferere, og an0re foriDin6er a16eles.
&i biGlper DEM, ioa 1enge Bet er %
muligt; men Ri fan naturligbts life
ifaffe 6em Sc 8la0ier, Sc bill babe,og
lom iffe efsiiterer, og efter en- Si6S
Sorlpb forlpin6er Sc fra bore @ine. 4"
Sen famine Dame fortalte og1oa,
at &i9er bpppig pe6 Mnno1cer / @on-
tinentets Mbiler Ioffes til Gel6er /
2on6on. SUN me6oelte fblgen6e
@fsempel 6erpaa: uGor en- Si6 1i6en
tn6fanM ser fig bos mig to unge Bt>
ger, fom pao @run6lag at en- @n-
1once / ct ubenlonoif 8Iob bapbe
mo6toget 8la6ier / Merbe6en al Son.
6on, bbor ser Iobe6es Dem goo 2gn
og let @rbei6e. Sc op6age6e itrafs,
at &uiet bar beboet al tbtoliomme
@fsiitenier, og Sc r1aatbe ON Motten
borritobere fit @obepereIie. @eres
6oreI6re / @cbtpei5 bdp5e Dor Mbres.
fe % fer6te Dem Sen. @;n Scat flpg'
teoe 6e faa fra &uiet, ful9te @por'
bognslirtter1 og tom til o."
= S bet forlebne @ar bor ae'
n9bnte @elifob poo @a6er % Sern'
bm%eftattoner fumlet op ober $50
unge( aleneitooe116e &iger og toge
fig al Dem. Set bil6e bore gobt
ON alle Mbifer paa &ontinen1et Of
fentliggioroe @dftabets M6nesie
rErobellers" @i1 Societp, 3 8afe,
SStrppf"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-23
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI

~nlDffelige," Bbiife6e @i6net, upe6z
gu 90 lite, at gu ifal bies i6og? =
81 benter paa big ollelommen bos
Motren."
&esie a.fbre6 Giebliffelig fin gri-
benoe SoribarStale og fortlatte / Sen
alporligite Torretningstone:
~&errer 9ommere, ga ieg / bette
9jeblif foor bi6e, at jeg ifol gifte
mig i6ag, ma jeg onmobe Dem ON
at n6iette 6enne Gag / otte Gage,
efter bbilfen Si6 ieg ffol fortiptte
min Sori porstole."
Dommerne imile6e og m6bilgeoe I
uhiettelfen.
ga &es1e og @i6net onfom til
Moiren, fan6t 6e 8ruoen og 6glget
pentenoe | Sen it6rite l1taalmobigbe1.
~Sbor bliber ser bog al Dem?"
raabte De til Sen orme 8ruogom.
9enne b6ie6e fig 6pbi for fin 8r11o.
~&iere 6refen," iag6e ban> vbeIe
5eilen er, at leg glemte at iIaa
&nu6e paa 2ommetgrfle6e1. Set bgr
man albrig glemms noor mon ifaI
gifte iig."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-23
san slcmate fin esar1 &ielie.

Sen nplig af6b6e 2or6 @alisbnrD
lfal babe peret @nglan6S melt CLIENT
fomme Mun6. Samtibig oniees for
6rontrigs @eofommenoe ben befleno>
te @arileraopofat @nbree &esie, Der
netop / bisie Gage bar 1pillet en-
@olle / ben b%erbmmelige &nmbert>
Mffere, 1emltg iom &on1oin 9a11'
rignacs Goribarer, for at pere ben
met glemiomme @anb I bette 2or6.
Goa blot bor ST. @esie brepet BET
/ fin @emiombe6, at ban enoog
glemte fin ege1 @telie, og bet emo
ifignt set iful6e ipnes, fom ON ban
bob6e al @rmnb til at erinbre fig
oen.
Gor en- SID ii6en frte6e Ben celebre
M6botat.1 til en Hariierinbe, Der baboe
Sc tire momerte6e g%genffaber, at BUN
bar u11g, rig og imuf, % banbt itrafs
benoes &oanb og Sierte. 9a Ser mi
lite bor 1togen @rrnb til Spiettelie,
b1ep 8rpIlups6ogen beitemt, og paa
6enne Sag fi6rte iaa 9rlt6en, Bi1>
nerne, 6aniIien og 8rpllupsf6lget
til Moiren. Mlle bar mg6t frem;
fmn cen mongle6e; men benne enc
bar 6esb9rre - 8~ru1gommen!
st at Bi1nerne tog 90 en- 8ogn og
figrte flnfs til M6bofatens 8olig. So
ban imi6Iertib life traf rogen biem>
me, figrtes ban til Suititspalaoiet, pg
I en- at bets &etsIare ian6t ban en6e-
Zig Sen nbebleb11e 8ru6gom mibt in-
6e / en- iaa rdren6e SoriDars1a1e for
en- @opmorber, at en0og 6enne bap6e
.Snarer / 3inene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-23

Oct bar n9ten ct
sc irafeI. 8urbocf 8loob SIT.
terg beIbre6eee mig for ct frDgteIigt
l1bi1et oner bele 2egemet. Seq er
.meget t~ofnemmeIig.1 Miis SuIia
GiIbrioge, @eft GornneH Conn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-23
Dr.. Niles Anti-poin pills.

gtburtist, fittert os paalibelist mibbel for fpa eaer
uernps 9uoebpiae. @p9fmerter, Meaoepine. gteuralsia.
Herbpttet. Srritabilitet. Spoulssbeb, @ist, sciat1ea.
Snbebplber bberfen Opium eler Morftn us efterlober
ingen ileutme Gfterprtninger. Is Spiis Csc. Naa
apotbeter eIer feutes af ST.. MiIes' Mebical
Co., -Glfbart. %ssJnbiata.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-23
missouri rand r; s4;s g. s = 5,:: =: s;sss

til il Alien & Hart. windsor, MISSOURI asssenH ae efter d ieres
store Liste paa Farme. beiggende 1 de alleY be1ste
g!exntytr ! $tattx, nemlig Henry, johnson og Pettts.
hvo1 Landet or let bolgeformigt og Jorden or dyb.
Kl6ver og Gras. Stort kvegavlende Distrikt.
Landet or billigt og vii fordobles l Verdi paa kort
It'd. Ghskutsions Calster til Windsor paa ale Bs-
ner de f0rste oR tredje Tiredaae 1 hver Manned.
ALLEN & HART. WINDSOR, MISSOURI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-23

~ ST.: uSSeg baaber, 9e lite MIS-
foritaar, at leg life bar beiggt Sem
iao lenge, men min 6ornetning gaar
iaa go6t, at leg lite bar boot Sis til
at aflegge 8tlttter."
49,: uMa, leg beoer, leg baaber
oprigtigt at Sorretntngen fremheles
maa goo lige fortraffeligt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-23

80 Datnen: uDen @apegpie flyer
bel ingen rortige Srb?"
SngIabanoleren misforftaar ST
ia1ationen): ugeeei, men Sen er ioa
ing, at ben iagtens Tan l9re be1M
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-23

Del uHOeI WcErIel u@QrI WeeH
fom ie6banltg bleo ser lagt Gorbin-
6rtneer / @eien al Sen %befien6te
Mmtsforitan6er @alentiner, ser bab.
De ttlfttaet @rofesiortn6en fblgenbe
Sfripelie, fom fer giengipes I banif
0oerfnttelie:
vEDritr1pp, Sen 1. 0ft. 1903.
&erbeb meb6eler leg 9en1> at Eil-
la6elien til al afbol6e 6ore6rog /
y@elifabeltg Screening for Spritrup
og 0megn's" 6oreningsb11s n6rei" /
Epritr1tp lite Tan tillo6es, So en- foo
6an bilbe f%ien6emerfes iom politiif, /
bbilfen &btn6er lite tgr 6eltage.
Mmtsforltan6eren
8alentiner.
Eil SSru 81. 6. @tlar,
) M6r. &r. Ean6lege 2asien,
9a0erSleb."
Otter at babe foaet bette 8rep 6en=
pen6te 6ru CART Gtlar fig til ST..
@alentiner, iom 6og opretbol6t fit
Sorbu6. @orgmeiteren / &riitians,
felt, &r. SIBERIAN, tillo6 imi6lertt6
Tru Cart Gtlar, at Splpsningen
maatte ite paa @~rd6remnigbe6ens
@ieitgipergaar6; men S%oriamlinge1,
mente, at naar en- ioa uifpl6ig lin
oerboI6ning lite fun0e tillaoes !
pSreii", bens eget Sns, bar Der inger
Mnleoning TIC at Igge ben paa ben tD.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-10-23

1~>V$S wv
Sui, in6tiI Jun for nplig rllog op".
6un baboe m1 beiluttet en- 1i61te Sen'
benoelle til 6en6e. Men 90 BUN Of
bite bam, req BON en- nplig fiebt
2ommefnip og buggeee Ben element
&siet in6 / benitre Stbe at lit 8rpit.
San iegneoe pieblittelig ON og loa
Tom 6sb, meoens 8igen = bepioitlps
at @fref = font ON til ben anoen
@ioe. M1aiifen tau, og 8algiaiterne
1tremme6e iammen. Mlle bar iterft,
11ogle neiten frampoetigt optagrre al
ben itpgge Seene, beo bpilfen ben
@ooreoe = unoer Sorbinbingen -
brugte o6fiIlige @en6inger, iom tD.
Der paa, at 2esningen at 6aarltge
@omoner bar fin DeI / bans l1lpffe:
San BOB +. @fs. ON at maatte laane
@nipen poo M og lobe6e 90 nG1te
Gang at vgipre BET beore". 2egen
erflpre6e, at @anret bar temmelig
opbt, og at &niben bar beifaoiget
&ierteI9ffer. Dog mente ban iMfffe,
Der bar nogen operbangen6e 2ibs=
fare til @teoe. Sen Saare6e ligger
MI poo Spgebuiet meb Ell &er fgrl
neb i Ben giennemitnfne Siprtepofe,
&on er lite n6en for 8are og far
tounr1e til at Iioe alpor1ige Smerter,
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1903-02-21
Legacy ofthe Grip.

Is often a rundown system. Weak
ness, nervousness. lack Of appetite.
nergy and ambition, with d~isordered
liver and kidneys often follow an at
tack Of this wretched disease. The
greatest need then is Electric Bitters,
the splendid tonic. blood purifier and
regulator Of Stomach, Liver and Kid
neys. Thousands have proved that
they wonderfully strengthen the nerves
build MP the system, and restore to
health and good spirits after an at
lack of Grip. If suffering. try Them.
Only soc. erfect satisfaction guaran-
teed bv all druggists.