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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-12
Paulette Miss

S Editor ofths Beacon
: It has been long time since you hay,
heard from your Uncle Ned bu
your valuable paper has been filled NJ
with so many marriages and deaths,
The beautiful descriptions psnned by
your fair correspondents have been on
, joyed by all
The homefolks have had me side-step-
ping SO long that hardly know who |
am some times,
Now that the crops are nearly al
gathered, we look around and feel that
we have SO much to be thankful for
God has certainly blessed the people
Now we will see what they are willing
to do for Him 1t seems that the people
have forgotten that We have church
and preacher. \ congregation Of eight,
composed principally Of women and
children, is about the size Of it. Our
minister says it looks ike the Devil had
us; and it does look that way. We are
having better schools than we had last
session in this district.
We are beset. down this way, with
"blind tigers white folks and ne. |
groes. Now the amount Of tigers
that we have will deyour any communi
ty When the legislature meets and
passes a bill that you can convict these
fellows, it will have done a good work
for the youth and some Of the old men
OF this country The yagrant law we
must haye
Another old Reb. has crossed over the
river-Isaac Daniel He belonged to
The "No1ubee squadron" aud a better
soldier never straddled a horse. Ike was
true soldier. He owned no land no
slaves, but volunteered with the frs
''a F"~7is ~ euv ruu. was IN many
lose places with him, and he was never
Known to falter. We are steadily grow.
nS less as each year rolsaround-a few
more years aud we will all be gone.
Jesse K. Sparkmon is the father of an ,
Iher hne boy-says he does not intend !
or the Sparkman name to become ex. +
met g
We are having very lonely time, i
ow that they nave taken our little
Grandchildren to Louisiana; but thew
ave promised to bring them back in the
bring
Dr. Paulette made an immense corn b
rop this year and told ME to tell Won p !,
lat he wanted to exchange few hmm. tt
red bushels with some one for the
me amount of "nubbins. - He has
eat many cattle to feed and says his
I'm is so large it takes two men chop.
ns 1t up so he can feed it. If Won
low OF any one that desires to make
9 exchange you can refer them to him
We are making another start for an
her crop The negroes will do nothing
I'LL they have dist osed of their corn
d spent their money You cannot -
re one for '5c per day and feed; thew
9 becoming more and more worthless
cry year, K
see there are 500 petitions for par
rs and more to come fer the 100 con-
rs. l hope the pOvarnor mill t,,
m all over to yardaman. Let them ca
nam where they are. I see some pe.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-12


Chief Landyoigt, whose resigna-
ton from the Post once was re-
quested because his son was employ
eu IN a firm whiehtarnished supplies
to the department over which his
father presided, declared that the
son of Assistant Postmaster Gen
eral Bristow spent his vacations
drawing a salary from the Post Of
flee where he did nothing but read
detective stories. Mr.. Bristow re-
fused to be interviewed on the sub
iect.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-12

Another has passed the mystic river,
nhot,er mas passed the bltSsfu Giyer.
| Another voice has swelIed the song.
Another harp has joined the throng.
On the morning Of Nov. 10Th, 1909, the
spirit of our beloved brother. Mr. W. II
Puckett, passed over the mystic river thar
diFIdeS Us tom the mansions of the blest
His departure did not surprise his man,
friends, as he was in declining health 70,
several weeks He was perfectly conscious
up to his death, though not in the least a.
ARMED lie did not dread death. He met
1t brayeIy and was found ready. Mr.. ppck.
EFT was devoted member of the Methodi.t
church. and when able attended all the ssr.
wees of Gods house. How stranee how
sad and how hard to realize that he ia zone
Sadly we will miss him, but in orr heor,,
his memory will ever be cherished and we
can only pray that our lives may be as pure
as his has been, like flowers uns,ained nv
the dust of EARTH II was, indeed. sad anc
heartrending to see his loved ones potb,r
around to take last look at one thew had
loved so fondIy. May the Lord So dir.c,
the lives of the whole tamil, that there may
he reunion in heaven without one unk
missing
The funeral was preached at the homo n,
lhe deceased by Rev. T. II. Lipscomb. Al.
ter the funeral services his remains were
iollo" e1 TO inc Macedonia cemetery BY |
most Of friends and relatives, Loving hands
committed his body to the silent eray.
'here TO await the resurrection morn,
IT'S hard to break the tender chord
When love has bound the hesrt
IT'S hard, so hard to speak the word.
: We must forever part.n
Dearest loyed ones, We mist lay thee
In the peaceful graves embrace.
But thy memory will be cherished
Til we see thy heavenly face.
Macedonia, Nov, 90. 100
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-12

Therumors OF gigantic land frauds
were declared by the republican
press to be exaggerations. The Pres.
ident says in his message to Con-
gress; "By various frauds and by
forgeries and perjuries thousands of
acres Of the public domain, embrac-
ing lands Of different character aad
extending through various sections
Of the country, have been dishonest.
" acquired,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-12

A piece Of flannel dampened with
Cham6erIain's Pain Balm and bound
on the affected parts, is better than a
plaster for lame back and for pains in
5ae side or chest Pain Balm has no SUI
penoras liniment for the relief of
deei-seated, muscular and rheumatic
pans For sale by Edw. M Murphey,
Macon. Hamilton & Meek, Brooksyille
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-12

The public will please bear in mind
that we are in the Feed and Saa
Stable business in Macon, stand d:
the Grigg's stable, and that we have
first class accommodations. Plenty
Of feed. plenty Of water, and charges
moderate. Call and see our good
cams. CUNNINGHAM & PAGAN.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-12

Republican Do-Nothingismis well
illustrated by the extra session Of
Congress which ended without a
single act, not even a resolution to
adjourn.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-12
Favorite Family Remedy.

Frequently accidents occur in the
household which cause burns. sprains.
cuts and bruises; for use in such cases,
Ballard 5 Snow Liniment has for many
years been the constant fayorite family
remedy. 25 cts so cts and 81 att. f.
Jones' DRUG store.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-12

John Bull is the only one who
refuses to speak to Panama. He
will recognize the new government
when it agrees to share Columbia's
debt
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-12

The Panama treaty has been sent
70 the Senate That body will con
slider it little longer than the
Panama iunta.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-12

.rby, sonofMr Morgan Adams, about
u wears old had his leg broken Thursday
by flying Jenny The break was be-
o" the knee and the large bone protrud
cd through the skin. Dr.. Minor reset if
a"d he says it is a very bad brake.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-12
LAND FOR SALE.

| will sell at a bargain my place Z
miles west of Macon, known as the
Jessie Morton place. consisting of IS
acres on Wet Water creek will sell
for one-half cash, balance in 3 to 5
years. Abstract furnished to buyer, if
wanted. GEO. C MORTON
oct'lO'u Big Springs, Tex.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-12

Senator Hanna's friendship for
Perry S. Heath, VINO is involved in
the postal scandals, is as great as
tac Presidents friendship for Con-
gresham Ltttauer, who is involved
i'm The glove contract scandal.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-12

A negro girl on Mr.. Hunter Slower 8
place, child of Henry Bell, was burned
to death Tuesday. She reached in the
tiro pace for a potato, and her dress
took fire, She died with the potato in her
hand
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-12
NEW MEAT MARKED

We have opened a meat market in
rear of Mr. |, T Smith $ store and so
Hc't a share of public patronage. Good
meat and prompt delivery.
LOCKLEY & SPENCER.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-12
T5iE SAD MESSAGE.

- Mr. j IL, joncs-Your son killed by Il
train" Oh, It was Johnnie, our only child
idol OF Our hearts and home. how can we
give you up, dear one Kind, afectionate
so loving, no more to hear the gentle, sweet
voice, or see the smiling bright face; no
sweet letters, no dear one to look for or to
come home to cheer nur hearts and make
life and home SO bright. The last visit
home he was so well and happy. When
| bidding us goodbye we did not tAink il the
last goodbye. He played "sweet by and
by and tondly embraced and kissed mama
| goodbye. Don't cry, mama" he said. ~
Will come home again before long" How
dId onr loved one come No wonder am
sad and breken-hearted Death is sad
how sad 1t Ia when away from home and
loYed ones, in the lone forest, no fond pa
rents to say a loving word or prayer, and
KISS the death cold damp from the sweet
face AS the death angel lowered near our
dying child only few friends heard the
last diStressful words, ''oh God, am killed.
God help me-" The last agonizing PRAYER.
know our merci(ut father heard and an
swcred the heartfelt prayer of our diving
loved one
though cast down, not forsaken,
Though afflicted not alone.
Thou didst give and Thou hast taken.
Blessed Lord thy will be done.
How we miss you, dear one, the world |
cannot know, Hearts and home so drear
hopes all blighted, left us alone in this sad
world To know him was to love him.
Saturday, Sept, 10Th. 1908. about three o..
clock in the evening our dear one was
crushed without moments warning in the
prime of life and health. He lived about
thirty minutes, Oh, could we have been
with the deal one Gone forever Thus
passed away our dear sou, Johnnie Conrad
Jones' age % years, 3 months and days.
Not coming home, Vacant room, vacant
chair, vacant home and hearts. Dear child.
how can we live without you, The burden
seems greater than we can bear. Nav the
LORD make it less heavy. Nothing left us
only newIy-made grave. the dearest spot
on earth, there sleeps our baby. We will
trust in GOO, though dark the way. In
heaven we will meet you by.and-by.
Dear child, they have borne thee to tby
resting place,
The last sad rite is DER;
The gentle smile of that sweet face
On earth we will see no more, ,
on, none on earth will ever Know
The agony and dread .
which on my soul so sadly came,
when told that thou vert dead.
Dear child, we are waiting.
PAPA AND MAMA.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-12
IRESPANS NNTICE

We he oby warn all parties not to tres.
pass on our lands situated on Dry Creek
east and west of the railroad.
II. W. EVANS;
N'0'-''Hi J, Il. EVANS,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-12
PICTURE GALLERY

Just openedin building opposite Post.
Office in Macon Morris Famous Penny
Picture Parlors. "a CHOICE PHO
TOS FOR ONLY 25c, Nice button,
and Pins 1Oc each. Pictures finished
and delivered every "A hours. Call
early and avoid the rnsh.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-12

EXECUTORS SALE OF PROPERTY,
On Thursday, the 18th day Of December,
1908 as executors of the estate oft. c.
CLARK, we will expose for sale all the Der.
sonal property belonging to said estate,
consisting of about twenty head Of mules,
mares and colts, household and Kitchen
furniture, lot OF corn and fodder and
cotton seed, at residence about 8 mile
west Of Fairfield, Ala.
>. 81, T, CLARK,
Executors.
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READ THIS
MULES FOR SALE,

~ 'e'vc'eu tnese mules with C and
Tue best Judgment we possess, inVRinston,
oetiooeha and Noxubee as weanlngs ana
yearllngs. They have been grazed and fed
win view to form bone and muscle, they
are thoroughly acclimated, four to siy
years old and ready for business. we
propose to meet prices on same class Of
mules and give satisfaction. Look through
our lots before bnying, it will be to your
interest. r. W J.cVsoN
4. ~ shYTH, Prairie Pt, Miss.
Brooksylle, Miss.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-12

titlous in your paper signed by men that
even do not know the parties. Who
ever heard Of black, thick lip negro
that has committed murder, making
and belug a good citizen, not your
UNCLE NED, -
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-12
WANTED.

Two sober industrious young white men
not afraid of work, for the year 1904 n,
farm lands that will make half of bale n,
cotton and 40 bushels OF corn par NOR.
ana everything necessary to make cron.
ard for men or boys include For III.
oTgive one halt of grosproceed
''op'' AuuFes' }. L. tllBBLER,
h' lQulettA. Nj,
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NO HUNTING ALLOWED.

To 'chom ii may concern;
You are hereby warned, under the
penalty Of the law, not to trespass ON
our lands by hunting or otherwise.
oct. 10 3m THos. STowERs
l., II, SHOWERS.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-12

R0aa0E GysHeGDsas2 25gyg'Gs
Dlgests what you eat.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-12
TREsPASs NOTICE.

Our lands are POSTED and all parties tres.
passing on them, by hunting or otherwise
will suffer the penalty OF the law.
B. r, STEWART,
octlI-2m S. NJ. ADAMS,
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NOTICE TO TRESPAssERs,

All parties are hereby notified not to
hunt or otherwise trespass upon any of the
Iahu belonging to any of the undersigned
parties: An trespassers viii be prosecuted
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-12
CITATION NOTICE.

CITATION NOTICE.
The State of Mississippi.
Edgar Freeman
No. 24S4 vs. Intho Oh,
Rem II, Hill and Court a, SNhancery
A. s. Colyar. Jr. County A'oAuoee
10 Ben Il: Hill and AS. Colyar, Jr.. wbo..
poStoHce addresses are unknown
we command yon to be and appear h..
a 10 eo .ne Ulere o. our said Chancery Conf
at January Rules thereof to be holden ~
the Court House. in the town of Macon Macon" =; a.
said county, on the Second Monday Ian ~
uary, nth, A. d., 1904, then and tber ."n,
plead answer or demur TO the hin Of Com 10
''' "fe do-
N'ln'.S ny 'tnn'nrr ~, uql Of -;
\ y 1903. "io'r,
Owes - 4. n poHrou. n
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-12

| see there are 500 petitions for par
aons and more to come fer the 100 con-
Yicts. hope the governor will tnrn
tnem all over to Vardaman. Let them
remain where they are. l see some pa.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1903-12-12

~ -J~ ~LsA. - .,Ez5.i III II ~ IT
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-06
correspondence.
Senmare, NOrtb Safpta.

st b~etlageligt lllptfestilfaloe inOs
traf Der ferIt / OCTOBER. Mr. 8e-
IterguarO, fpm bor 2 Mil peit for 9ris
nitatis 9irte, fit lin bsire Saano i
ben Grab beitaoiget. at 9uunoen
matte tages At. u6eloet ltete pso
ubetoig 9aanotering at ct Sagtgepar.
ulntten feles iaa meget mer. iom Mr.
8eIfergaaro er 3emrer % I9rlig err
nareOe i'm 6amilie BED Ssmrers
ar6eiOe.
= 8rinitatis Meni9beo bar beilutz
tet at 6bege graItebolig. Der mures
/ oenne 8ib paa 8aloeren. Oct par
ben egentlige geitemmelie, at 4rbejz
Get ituloe bare paret bsgDnot fprIt /
September, men bet meget paaoe 9eir
og 9aniteligbeber meO at fud 6aanos
oertsfolt latte 5ioen uo; bog haafes
bet, at gpgningen ifal fulbfpres / Gf=
terdaret. Gn ~betpoelig 9engeium sr
iubIfriberet. gpggeplaoien er p9ni
beliggenOe t9t ped airten.
= On Stole pentes oreost / Stole-
lotalet peo 5rinitatis Strife for &c un=
ge / ben fommenOe @inter. Der rem
tes gro 5ililutning fra BEN tdlrig'
l1ngoom. Der tales osida liot ON,
at Der isnere fan bpgges 9gjitole, bd
6olt Der mener. at bet q beore al
6pqge Stole END at Ienoe be unge ZEN
lange 9ei til be andre Stoler. brill
fet life er en- lille getoitning begrun.
bet paa ben lunge 4fitanb.
-5armerne bar / benne 5iO traplt
meo at pleje, oa September Mdaner
oar Iaa r~egnfulO, Iaa n9iten intet
Nrbejoe bleo uofsrt. Der teres RI
N9ngbe SGb til &enmare, iau Sern.
6anefompagnist life fan itaHe @ognI
til cen M9ngne, iom / penne Iii
bringes IL Marfeoet.
- Sens 9anien, Tom nnlig er tom
men 6srtil ira 9elfon. Minn., bard
ioTe Senoug Ell fife ubelO paa @ejeI
6iem fra airte, ioet ZEN enc SCI
fnublere % fulot. 6oOrpeo ogIaa @og
nen oaIteoe, % Sir. 9anien f~oriloi
Tig temmelig TENT / 6opebet, iaa BET
bar oaret iengeliggenoe, 0o9 buube
ri. al Bet life Tfol babe parige 5slgs-
= 9snlig 6ilIen I'll s0anIfsren"
QRiere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-06
Mnonbon, Soma.

Ser psIi uos / 9aItor Weismans
aalo, gopmanns 9rore. er Der nDlie
Ifet to 9sosfalo.
Del enc bar DARIUS Seufens 0uz
itrll, tun 80 Qdr gdmmel, Der efter ct
langt, imertefulot Spgeleie pua g.
10 Waaneoer MI er f~orlsit ira al Yiz
ne, Sorg og Smerte, iom Oenne Der,
ben bar iaa meget at bpoe al. qaa
6enbes Spgeleis 6Iep bun ompenot 60
l9rte i'm 5relIer at tenoe ION bel
t~rofaIte 0Droe. 0ette bleb benbe En-
itaoig ootienoe @laoe, iaa bun Orog
i'm 9ei meo @lare.
DEN anoen par en- ulore Mano neo
Qdbn 9iels 9oulien. 6an BAR benne
at bente 5smmer eler 8r9noe, %
iad er entsn 6eitene lpbne lg6if, els
fer 5emmeret bar flaaet BAN, eler
beege Dele. not sr bet, ban blep Ia
ilaaet iier i 6opeOet og ilebt ug ilse
tilreot, ida man troeOe itrats. at bar
oar bod. Oct par ban Dog life. 9an
leOeoe 81 9age, men tom / ben 9io
life til g%epioitfeo. Maatts ri butte,
al iom 5rRerne falpe, iaa Iiage &c.
- Gn al bore unge aarle, goui
9oulien. Der i CONNER bar tent mar
oeD Dor 9irte. agter not i @intsr al
fretoentere Blair Stole, Rebr. ga.
eet er noget, De unge fan bare 9obt al.
6. 5.
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oOanlferen."
Greoag ben 6. NOucmber 1908.
8lair,Neb.

Waleet lob rpligt al Ter. De gam
le GmbeDsmanO bleb uleO cen llnotas
arlIs senualgt, bog fadleoes, at tiDliz
ge1e ..5reafurer@ 5aber bleO palgt til
,.elerf~, og bet npeNeolem blsp 0algt
til Gasiererpoiten.
8et er ligt ..et 9Df / l1ngoomz
mems 8iloe4. Oct bersrer ainoeu iaa
bliot, at ,%ungoOmmen oOaler paa III
eeroommsng aniigt@. 8et er, bpao
Rocfp Mountain 3ed ger. 80 Gents.
6arnbam e Sampion.
9et pareoe life l9nge, at Str
pet par ps til 9eIOQr. 9i bar Iioen
Iibit bait Here 0ages Regn pg Spls;
men M bar oi after lint @eir med
9attefroit, og 5armerHe feromtrir9
bar after traplt meo at .,buite" Majs.
mrs. 6. 6. 8o6erts, San
8rancisco, Sal: 9ilOe life bare for
uoen RoctD Mountain Sea / port
gus. Den er en- GOD 5umilies@ eois
Gin. Zen gor og boiler % iunDe.
5arnbdm &c Compton.
gfsamen Tor leaders" Ser
fificats boloes i 6ount1 =Superintsne
oentens Office treble 6repag ps 9sEs
bag / bner MauneO.
9eh ftrgr arpOoeri paa 6oer-
bugsIipet, opliper bet msnneIteligt
9ierte, LITTER en- op ODER Moofalosn.
FEB, inoepoer mt Gin pg 5iaio. 9e.
er. bnao RocfD Mountain Sea oi.
gers. = 35 Gents.
6arnbum &c Sampion.
So6n McQudrrie bar ct for
Dplag at gpgningsmaterialer og &u
til laoeite griler.
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Gcoar Sails, Soma.

8at6oliterne Der / 8Den 5ar er6ol0t
ct Stpffe SorO, B Qeres, beliggen0t
norbbaIt op til Green Nooo Strife
gaarO. De sr M / Serb meo at uo=
lngge bet til airtegaaro. Def bar
faaet Rdpnet Saint gerndrO@, OPP
falOet eftsr oeres forrigep 81 d. 5atber
Gople, fom for ct Bar 4ar iioen opoe
og bleo begrabet Ter.
Qisls 9. Ofens 5uitru, ON
bpem Ri iibfte uge gaD en- fort Meo-
OeIie, ufgit 5irsoug often ben 81.
Sttober peo 9eben efter faa Tigers
Sngeleje. 8egraDelfen fanot Steb
Ssnougs GftermiDoass ira ben BAN
ite gaptiittirfe unOer itor 0eltagelis.
Den afo60s 6leO fun % Qar gammfI
og efterlaoer fig lin Mano Os en- life
Sgn paa 9 Oar.
Mrs. 9ate SobnIen er reiit til
Da5eb, Qe6r.. fDor bun / nogen lib
pit op6OlOe fg Dos S%lagtninge ng
9enuer.
u. q. 9anien rsjfte / 5irsOa8s
til iamme gldbs for al o0eroars Ct
grpaup.
Gn S6n az qeter ga6sns lig9sr
for 5ipen ibg al 5pfus / osrss Siem.
Bort ungOOms : Misfonsmeoe
er nu en- at be 5ing, Aporom mdn f.
ger: pet bar paret; men Dermeo Ital
ingenlunoe iigss. at bet oafaa nj er
slent. Rel Get bar Ell at DIR 0up PEI
fisnet Mspe, pg bet braste os megeu
@laoe og gelfignelie, og oerfor ifdI
Sub | 5imlen babe Sat, faa Def ION
bans Sjenere, Der fortpnote SUBS
Orb for os til mesen Spbpggelie %
@l9be. Oct bar praiterne 6. 8,
Senfen, Hacine, Mis.; sc. 6. Nislien,
-
Ringiteo, Soma; 81. g. Beet, Meit
Brand, Soma. paftor Graosn-
gaaro, Der ~ooero9rebe en- Eel af Mg=
bet, praoiteoe Grebug9ften ti1igemer
Wenis6eoens pr9ft, $. g. Serien.
2iseieess 3af til be ungs @ernar
fra 2atimsr og Coulter. 8 gjorbe bel
/, at ) Tom, genner.
MDberne bar a1e goot 6eIegts. pa
G. 6. 0ielien praoiteoe beb NAB
Fingsmpbet TOrsoag often. qdItor
s. 8. Ssnien folbt HsfprmotionsfDs
rsorag 2prOag often, bportil Der ble0
lDttet meO for OpmartIombeo. 9so
Observation-Disclosures Seu6ug 5orz
miobdg inbOiebe paitor 8. g. Sem
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-06
Cation % GleanOcr, Galif.

5 M 0eolemmer er bleoen opta9sa
i Dor Menigbeo iornplig.
= 5rugten til pore 9%prne6iem %
Stolen / Blair er afisnot = op imo6
900 gunO ia!t.
= Meni9bepen bar 6eiIuttet at Or
fgre ct StoIes cg Mi5iipnsbus /
Oleanoer, bbor en- tor Del at Menigz
bebens Wsolemmer Dor, % bpor HI
mangler ct 9us at iamles /. Or
bejoet bill blipe padbegenot / ben daer
narmsite 5remtio. % Miblerne til
6uiet5 Spfsrslie er alsreoe tegnehe.
gpgningstomiteen beitaar at g. &.
ariltoferien, Scope S6miot, q. 9.
Rasmusien, 9enrp 9anien p9 Gbri=
titan SEMEN. = SEQ. u. 9ilegdare
far itantet 8bggsplaoien, og Ri bar
iaa meget 9ano, at ri fan beplante
til en- lille 9uno red Sioen at.
@i faar en- Oanit Smeo beo
OleanOer Citation M; BET bar lange
paret tiltrangt.
- 9oIin6efen er til Gnre. 5or
5erring al Druer far G%fteraaret ba
ret magelgf. 9lart Oejligt Solitin
60er Dag og lite en- 0raa6e Rear
enbnu.
Scr er nogls gooe 5arme Ii.
Salg; ee buroe tgbes af DANTE.
- G6riitian SEMEN % 6utru oa.
ter fig til 5%porslanpet til tommenrl
lSommer. De bar 0erfor lsiet en- p
al oere5 Qano I'D til 01arius 9c.
terien.
- Batter So3nien. icm mart re-
Ter til 9seolen, boor ran bar III.
GisnDom, bar lsjet TN 5ru9tfarm tsr
til aa5mus Sepien.
III. y. Qnberfen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-06

len bort nDe Orset (unoer5priumlin=
gems Reisnin9) / ben treeni9e SUBS
Rapn. OreeIet er itantet at ling
oomsforeningen tilMenigbeoen % far
toFet 500. qaitor 6. 8. SEMEN
prebite6e, og mango npo 9aooeren.
ga, bet par 5eitbage for os. pg9uo
Ital bare 5at for tit Sro og fine 5orz
i9ttelier ON. at bpor bans 9srn lam
Les paa Spro / bans 9dpn, Der oil ban
p9re miot iblannt BEN. Oct marte=
oes ogIaa FER unoer bisie Meoer. o.
Derfor er ri glade % pil / lan9e 3ioer
minoes fem meO 5at / 9ierterne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-11-06
Siais Hejie til Gbicasu.
MenigbeOens Brett.

pua 9runO aF BEN fierDs aarlise
mellemitatslige areatur : ubitiding
GOurtb Nnnunl International 2iOe
StOct Grpoiition) BIZ Der blibe iolgt
Eur og Retur (Houno Grip giaetter
fra Blair til 6bicaso og til6ags, ira
$50. Hobember, at r%eturnere pda
fenff 7. December 1903, for $15.05.
q. 6. @oobric6.