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The Penn's Grove record., 1903-09-11

Official statistics for 1903 show that
the British have 1886 steamships of over
5000 tons, against 50 German, 81 Amer
lean, 30 French, 16 Japanese and 10
Russian.
Don't kick about the quality of what
you get for nothing. N. Y.-37
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Largest Bottle in the World.

The largest glass bottle ever blown
has recently been made for exhibition
at the st. Louis Exposition. 1t hold
forty-ive gallons, and required forty
pounds of molten glass, drawn from
the furnace and shaped on the end Of
a huge blowing pipe.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-09-11

F. J.. Baird was shot from ambush
IN Springdale township. near Cope
mish, Mich, by Charles Kortz and
fatally wounded. Kortz afterward
went to Deer Creek and gave himself
up. The men had quarreled over rent.
A gas explosion at Prairie Creek
Mine, Hartford, Ark, killed the Dit
boss and hurt a number of miners.
It is claimed that Governor Peabody.
of Colorado, was threatened with as
s~assination, due to his interference
with Cripple Creek strike affairs.
Opposed by her father, Miss Cloy-
eta Brownlow, daughter of the Ten
nessee Congressman, eloped with Mark
4. Pritchett and was married.
Jealousy I'VE an eighteen-year-old
squaw led to the murder Of John
Seepo, Of the Indian police at the Iowa
Sac and Fox reservation. and Frank
Early was charged with the crime.
1t was decided by Sir Thomas Upton
that he would sell all the Shamrocks,
the first and third to American yachts
men and the second to a junk dealer.
Colonel Griffith j. Griffith. Of Los An
geles, CAL, was arrested in that city
upon the charge of having shot his
wife in an attempt. to kill her.
Joseph Miller, seyenty-six years old,
formerly Of Waynesboro, Pa, was
killed by a fall from his wagon at
Williamsville, III.
In a quarrel, r. II. Burton stabbed
bis son Jesse to death at Columbus,
Ca, and surrendered, claiming self
defense.
-Four cOnvicts We're shot at the prison
at Pratt Mines, Ala, while they were
trying to escape, and two may die.
A fast freight train, west-bound,
killed three women at FeIton's Cross
Ing, four miles east of Ligonier, Ind.
With three decks cut. through and
several ribs bent, the gunboat Scor-
pion went into dry dock at Brooklyn.
N. T., as a result of the collision with
the steamer II. III: Whitney.
Despondent because Of lack Of work,
John Lilly. who was some years ago
dismissed from the police force for tax.
ing a bride, killed himself at New York
City.
Anderson Finch, colored. charged
with an attempted assault upon a
white woman, was hanged at Boydton,
Va.
The army transport Thomas. sailed
from San Francisco, CAL, carrying ST..
100000 in treasure, of which So, 00O, 0OG
is in new silver certificates.
Eleven persons were badly injured
at Cincinnati, Ohio, by the collision OF
a trolley car and a milk wagon.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-09-11
EnrI;shwo,nen,s Easy Lives.

PUTNAM FADELEss DYES color Silk,
Wool and Cotton at one boiling.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-09-11
AwfnI peea Of = Mother

After killing her eighteen-year-old
daughter at Springfield. NO., Mrs.
Anna BelIew killed herself through dis
appointment in her married life.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-09-11
Three killed at Camn Meeting

Three Killed at Camp Meeting.
Three men were killed and several
wounded in a camp meeting fight at
Mount Victory, KY, trouble being
caused by a. constable trying to make
an arrest.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-09-11

It's where the bore is concerned that
absence makes the heart grow onder.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-09-11

Iiso'sC Cure is The best medicine we ever used
for all affections OF throat I'M lungs.-WN.
o. ENpsLEY, Vanburen. Ind, Feb. 10. 1900.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-09-11

1t is better to run the risk of wasting
your sympathy than to hoard it.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-09-11

Mrs. WiAslow's Soothing Syrup for chtldrsl
teething soften the gums,
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-09-11

The average political candidate does not
care SO much for the nation as ne does TOR
the nomination.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-09-11
For proof read the symptoms, suffering and cure
recited in the following letters:


dear Mrs PHKHAM: - wish to express TO you the great benefit I
have derived from your advice and the USE of Lydia z. Pinkham's Yeoe-
table Compound. Ny trouble was female weakness in it's wmt form "a
l was in a very bad condition. I could not perform M household duties nj
back ached, l a extremely nervous, and I could not eat g sleep. and the
bearingdown pains were terrible. My husband spent hundreds of dollars
70 get m well, and all the medicine that the doctors prescribed failed to- do me
any good; | ra%ted to n operation which the physician said was necessary
hemorrhages OF the womb that nothing could seem to stop.
ceived your reply and carefully followed all Instructions. I immediatelv
began to get stronger, and in two weeks was about the house. I tool eiohf
bottles Of Lydia p. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and continue
following your advice, and to-day I am a well woman. Your remedies and
help are a Godsend to suffering women, and I cannot find words @ thank
you To- what you have done for m "-MRs. Lo1TIE Y. NAYLoR. 1928 n. j.
Ave-. NV, Washington, D. c.
DEAR MRS. PNKHAM:-I write to tell you what Lydia Z. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound has dose for me-. ~
!" vas suffering with falling of the womb and could hardly drag about
but after taking five bottles of Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable COM
pound l was completely cured 1 am now a well woman and able to do all
my work. 4-@T
:" think your medicine ne of the best remedies in the world.n-MRs
j. M. LEE, 14l Lyndal St, Newcastle, Pc.
"DEAR Mas. PnsKHAM Lydia e. Pnkhanis Vegetable Conn
womb and III the troubles connected with it. l doctored for years with
doctorsand other remedies but received only temporary relief.
" l began taking your medicine and had not taken it long beforeI was
FEELING better. My husband said that 1 should keep right O taking it Is lonc
lit gave me relief from my suffering, as I could not expect to be cured by
d Dr. " bottles. 1 did % and I'm now able to be q my feet and work
haro III DAY got o bed and rest at night. Thanks % your Vegetable Com
po onn t ! am certainly grateful for the relief it gave me It is the mothers
or ut OF sorts l take a few doses and feel all right.
% suffering IS was."-MRs R. F. CHAMBERS, Bennett, sTdorarIIUy
S5000 !ses a1ea ii e. -sGs ,fST ssa: s sss' ss ss s ssas = nsat s<tt
AJNNs- AMANDA WG00GU0 - mr.. m4A
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Our 81 Git Edge Lire ccnnot be equaiied at any price.
Shoes By mail, 25 cents extra. Illustrated
Catalog free. w. L. DOUGLAS. Brcekton, Mass
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da4AkR}SSEHzSS
e@L@
Wholesale Prices Qnotel IN New Yor,

The Milk Exchange price for .tapd.rd
quality is 2hc. per quart.
RrrTTEp
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FrTSpermarently cured. No fltsor nervous.
ness AFTER flrst DAVIS use OF DR.. Klins's Great
NeryeHestorer. $2trfal bottle and tire at:solree
NJ n n kline. It'd. 991 Arch kt., phila. Pa
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-09-11
s1.o Big soo-Pound steel Range ohFsr'

A good bit Of bravery is exhibited after
tn danger is past.
The Penn's Grove record., 1903-09-11

The real heroines of every day are in our homes. Frequently. how.
ever, it is a mistaken and useless herosm.
Womens seem to listen to every call of duty except the supreme
one that tells them to guard their health. How much harder the daily
tasks become when some arrangement of the female organs makes
every movement painful and keeps the nervous system unstrung !?
ama y takes ast the place OF happiness and amiabiity; and weakness
can drag themselves around, women continue to work and perform
their household duties. They have been led to believe that suffering
Is necessary because they are women. What a mistake!
The use of Lydia p. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound will Danish
pain and restore happiness. Don't resort to strong simulants or mar
cotns when this great strengthening, healing remedy for women il
always within reach.
FREE MEDICAL ADVICE TO WOMEN.
If there is anything in your case about which you would like
special advice, write freelysto Mrs Pinkham. No viii see
your letter. She can surely help You, for no person in America
She has. helped hundreds of thousands of women back to healti.
foolish if you do not accept her kind invitation.
For proof read the symptoms, suffering and cure
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-12

9eo n aorspei tet uben for 3om,
6ppr Der itob etQ1uoonnabiqeoe, meoz
tes. fort9ler Sagnet. paa aorstoges
nes 5io TO uforf9rbeoe aipoere, Der
begge baooe iporet 2sgnen Ct eoigt
0aD. SUBS 6reo!I~ iiaer ben fsrite.
s6pur bet bog er en- pnbig nj
M}aoonnu, rigtig &en6erens oguifpt=
oens uotrptte 9iqeoe!~ ,6pibl
Scr man ncgen Sinbe 6prt Mage til
frat 9pgn?4 raa6te ben anoen /
9rete. On, iom er en- 3iboer, buroe
beg / bet miRoite famine Dig for at
tcas en- 2pgn paa oine 9Gber. 9u
Ter oog Iige Iaa grant iom jeg, at
Mdoonna er lite bbib, men rp D."
Din uforitammetbeb itdl toite
Blob" raabte ben fprite raienoe og
trat lit SoGro. gf1 paafulgte en-
6itIig 5petamp, cer enote meo, at
6egge Riooerne / 10 Iamtioi9e 5uq
@Iaareoe binanosn opoeligt % fdlot;
men od be begss falot %foroper, Tom
Zen fprIe I'll At fatoe oper paa DEN
anbens She al MaOonuabiaeOet
meoens ben anoen falot ober pad ben
farites Sies. % Der opoa9eoe bease
III oeres R9Oiel. At MaoonRa, Ger
nnlig oar r~eItaoreret, par malet boio
paa Den enc Sif. o9 r6O pad ZEN an
zen - be f1to, oltiaa beage 6aft
R.t % bes3e giort 6indnf.n Den Bic
oiaite llret. U}eo witerite Meie % I'M
Der ben iioite bitre 0eostamp for
m6oeoe be oog at il1be FIG iad mar
tsn til 6inauOen. at be tunta ratfe
findnoen en- tilgipenee 6aano i Jam
me Zieblit, ION he uOaonoeoe.
Staffsls, i~toffels Riooerel 6aobe
e reg bare par.t beiiuoige not i'll
at unoerfpge Waoonnabileoet. fer De
trat oeres 9prsnodll % et enbnu
til ror 3ios Riooere: @lsm olori5.
at Re f'eite Sanobeoer er iom Mta@
oonna bSibe paa ben ere Sice og
rehe pad Der anoen!
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-12

Ufober meo ct no9le Wddneoer gam
melt Barn, iom bun bar peo al CINE
Mab. 5or at prgbe Maesn imagte
Moe2ren paa bper Stefulb. for bun
gap ben til fin Clubbing, og linens
%fOrtdlte bun mig, at iiben oeres 9pos
Doctor bapoe f~ortalt benoe om Sngs
Dommen. bdboe bun life en- eneIts
Sang tpsiet i'm lille Slut. 6un baoz
De n9gtet fig oenne H1be.fe fer lite
at briuge i'm life i 5dre = men
t9nfte life pad, at mems bun fab %
f%ortaIte os ON fin electromagnetic.
fsrte bun ubeoioit meo bper Sfefulo
Mloo Smitten inb / ben lille Muno.
Den treble 5orm at Smitte fore
gaar peI life ida bnppig unoer oImins
oelige 5orbolo, men BET bsr BOG al
brig gIemmes. oa %iddodnne Smittez
%tiIfeloe ofte mecferer furli9e pg /
mango 3ilfa.oe unnttige Operatioz
ner. Oct Ter pso, at Smitten TOM
mer inn / Spitemet eenrem ofte me-
get ubetqoeIige Gar / 6uben.
9eo at lGie orenituaenOe oil Ell els
Ter anDen maaIte tGnfe, at. ON het
pasieOe, MATTE ale Menneiter blipe
Imitteoe.
9et blioer De o9iao, men 6oorfor
lite ale 6lioer ip9e, bile ri ie naite
Sang. l5ortI9tte8.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-12
grDfiDgr.
OF 5. so No.
Gems Gatur % 5arligbeo.
GSortiol }

Der er ire Maaoer. bporpod 3us
bertuloiis / @lminbeligbeo pberfsres
fra ct 5nOipiO til ct unb.t: eutea
reo 5rioaanoing, bporpeo BEN / Gut
ten foQpenoe 9dcile feres inb / en-
TENET, eQer peO at bringss / gererin5
meb o.n sennem Spiiepdrer 0. lign.,
6porreo ben feres ino / Spitenet og
angri6er SnOroIoene. eler ogida PED
Sn~ottulation, bpprpso ben gennem
Star trGnger inn / 2es:met og for
adrfa3.r pigie rtbps9elige. ula9eli9e
gpgrer, iom man fan itifte getenot'
tab men pda etboert 6oipitol.
Ten alminoeligite Maate for
5mittens 9p%erfprelie sr ben fsrits
nepnte pg biOrerer ira en- WGngoe
forffeaige Qoriaser - for BET brpits
Ipee Menneftes @eotommeHbe fra
s:tte5 S2Ipptning, men bette er tun
en- Qoriag. De fleite 9usopr dngris
te3 meo iterre eQer minore 2etbsc,
base 6sie, Seer, 5unoe, adtte,
69ns, Ganari.fugle o. a. er mootdg.s
lige for Spgoommen. !9ner at oisie
anqrebne Stabninger u%oIonoyer pad
en- eQer anoen Waa6e bet 6loo. Der
rite koIager Spgtommen. 9isie
Saubninger fRrbss oq 10 ooerdlt.
.God lenge nGpnte lltIonbring Iigger
Zen I boao 5ilitanb. er Der linen
eaer ingen 5are peb Zen - mar
uabtages 5aren for Snottulation.
3 Solen nil gaci1en Do efter Ct Bar
9imsrs Gorleb, men unpbrdsss III
icnbringne pou en- eaer dnben Wtadt.
Golitrad.srnes qlabirtn;ng, henters
res ben og blanpes meo StsDet. s..
@inbitgo trmmer. refer StsDst Og
fsrer tet imob boem fom belit, Der
tr9ffer at tomme imob bet. Mon
6egriber beraf, hbor panifelist - ia
umuligt - net er at fire fig imco
Smitts; tti bporb,n fan mar gdd %
o9re filter pdd, at Der life ligger
Smitteftofer / Stspet paa Soroen?
6bor fnoes bet Steo. bDor man uben
5rbgt for Smitte fan oabne lit 9ins
Due og meb 9elbebag fploe 1T 8rnit
meb ben friffe 2uft2 Maaite bet
famine N%anbeor9t, tsr bar ida beoer<
fp9genfs, bar ben br96enoe Smitte
nso / 9rpItet. Wan fan Inart bore
mere iittsr pou, at bpert 9inoiteo
bGrer Smitte fra befenbte eaer ubes
tenbte ailrer. eno at bet life ssr bsi.
Dette ital imiolertib life iige, at
Der life er tor 5orifel pad ~foritels
lige Steber. 5ormdnben | Sunbbebss
Commissioner | HiaSa | Spbfrdnfrig
mebbelte Deb en- 2ejligfeb. at bet bar
ct pelfenbt Juttum, atJli35o Og iS9rs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-12
SreO til y9anlfcren",
emmanuel Oeaconeis 9nItituie,
OmaGa, q. 2(pril 1903.
4Rre 8enner!

3IllIdINel 0t9lUlel : AHRlluH,
0maGd, q. 2tpril 1903.
9Qre 9enner.
Sioen jeg tom fer til omaha. bar
ieg cite tantt pda at itript til Ian
Iteren" % fort9ae int ON Qiret Der
paa Standardization. Gennem
grepe ira genner runbt omtring bar
lea faaet mango Sppr9smadl res
d%n9daenoe, itoen at bet tar orret mig
muligt at inoe 2ejlig4eO til at be-
ipdre BEN ale.
GerIt I December naoeoe jee til
omaha. Seq Tom fra bet iolrige
Colorado. Ser par bet raut pg folot.
Meo llnOtagelie at no9.e foa 9enner
fenote jtg ingen Der / gpen, % BET
enc meo bet dnbet biOrog fit til, L:
jeg Fplte mig noget nsotr9tt. oa jeg
bin Mor9en began mig poa Del til
6oipitdlet. Wen Yeotrpttbeoen for
Ipanbt I iamme 9ieblit, ieg latte 30
ben inosnfor 8eren. Seq blep mob
taeen meo me9en 8enliebeb. Seq itoo
mellem Seiu 9enner, bet Snotrpt fit
isg meo bet famine. Seq itcb / 81
beai9t Samfuno, o9 Der sr 9oot al
bore, bet bar jeg ret m9rtet / 9inter.
@n 9el at r3lniferen"s 29iere
sr imitfert b.tenbt meo girtiombeben
Ter / Oiatonisiebjemmet meo bets TO
9irtefelter, emmanuel 6oipital %
gernsbjemmet. Den ~be9Dnote for
omtrent tretten 4ar iiten al Inns
nuparenbe 6oritanosr, paitor 6. u.
5ogelitrsm. Wesan MooItdnb og
Misforitaaefe fra mango Sioer
bdpbe ben at tempe imob; men ben
blep beg1not / 3ro paa Cub og /
3iQib til BAN alene. og oeres 3ro er
life bleOen beitammet. 6oipitalet bar
9labs til ca. fem pg treoipe gatiens
Ter. 3et bar o9ret jGont fulot belle
ginteyeu. s 5oraaret bar mango
muatt.t gaa til andre 9oipitaler al
Manael paa 4laos. 9ua gernes
biemmet er Der for 3iOea nitten
8srn I alOre fra iets Maaneoer til
femten 2(ar. Gn al Seitrene benteOs
/ forrige lge fire Imau fra Spo DAT.
Den 9loite at Dem er bel 8 a 6 Qar.
Mtooersn par juit osb fra BEN.
Ser er 30 Ssiire iolt, 16 Der biemz
me; en- a~r6sioer Tom 6usmober paa
ct anbet 6Oipital. be sDrige er / Mes
niahtosarbeip. poa forifelise Steoer.
2ibet gaar iau iapnt % title pod
ct iaaoant Steb. 3anterne optasss
at ar6sioei blanbt gsrnsne eler
bldnot re iDge. 9isie tommer Og
gdur. idd Der er beitanOig afOetsling.
Deb at forbes blanbt be fpge Dag eff
ter Dag feler man ferit ret, 1pilten
Stat man ejer | ct gobt 6elbreb;
man lerer ret al fsle fig tdtnemmelis
operfor Serren berfor, og bet bliper
tilliqe let at bjalpe til al Iinore am
bres Smerter.
Ssitrene banner en- 5amilietrebs,
ON man iad maa fable bet. Sra bet
gieblit, be inotr9ber | Ssiterfreoien,
i.aar be | Ell 6or9olo til Moberbuiet
fom Barnet til 5pbrenebjsmmet. -
enbper banner ct Qeb herdf.
Com en- SsbiteneetreDs Ieper be
iammen. Del fan Der unbertiben foms
me Mislpoe, men 6errens qanb er
ben raabenoe, % Disie %foritumme
mart igen.
0etie garnefor6olo, bDori Ssitres
ne itaar til 6iemmst, martes ii1r,
naar en- At be frab9renbe Seftre foms
mer bjem entsn for Ell Gar Tigers
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-12
San buroe folge SanObe0en.
cen fife R,oeasrelie.)

; .Gdnneoirte4 al q. Qpril lore
tummer Der en- grtitsl al 9aitor St.
griicfner: ,0enipar til Srar pda ct
5porFOr". Som man pil ie, ifuloe
bet pare Gsnipar til Bait. 59orebns
Qrtitel i ,9f." go. 26,
Qait. griicfner ifriper 81. a.: a9et
er ff@fsAfsrFe Sang. pait. 16orebp
bar ongrebet ben oanite Sirfes PrGs
kr og Menig6eosn Der / gOrfdno,
"a at ,Daniferen" bar D9ret Qflebss
renbe for bans 1bumifberer, og oa
famine gldb bar n9gtct at optage
fslgenbe @enfpar, beoer jeg o9annes
pirfe" pm at aabne fine Spdlter for
famine"
9st er life fdnot, bpdb t.griicts
ner Der tiger, boao fslgenoe pil pile;
yor bet fsrite er Der / ,8dnnen."
uoeIobt %aoitiqigt, iom itoo / BET
,,9enIpar", ban Ienote % til Sptas
eclie / Dit" Sau!ebes ifreO ban
beri ON gait. S6orebn: oSm bet er
oanorigt, bpab 1ans Ben preiterer,
ia, bet pil ieg ooerlaoe til Dam
f~feren"s 2aiere at osmme onl. 9urs
4eno bar fiffert intct bermeo u
aere." SO ON pait. 5borebn og bans
,,Gfterfnatfere % Gfterfelgere" itreo
ban. at Der ift. merfes meget til
qut6erbom, men meget til rem Seft,
,fom 6erren fti1orer meD be Orb:
Men 5arifaersn itOb for zig ielO og
tub faaeoes: Seq totfer big 6ue,
at lea life er ION be andre Menns-
fer 0. 7. b." S9OaO Der iibit er lat
Qnferfelstegn MED mere, bar ban
ubelabt at lin Qrtit.l I Damned"
aor tet anbet er bet life ian0t, at
lea bar negtet at optage bans Gen
irar, tDprtimco. % ieg bdpoe mnos
tcqet % eennemleit bans artifel,
itreo jeg til BAN:
seq Ifal meO Itgrite g%ereooiaig~
FEB, naturligDig, optage ct GeniDar
fra Gem paa, tpab qait. S6orebD
frioer, Dem og 8eres 0a.nigbeo peos
rgrenbe. nadr 9e pil ifriDe lise laa
faaliat, fom Fan f@trfper. Irn
uarpqrenbe 4rtifef er 10 ldngt mere
et perIOnliat angre6 pau Gait. 5bores
bn. eno BET er Guar til BAN, og
ZEN inbfgrer iad meget MT, at ON
Bait. 9borsbb ifulcs iDdre berpdd.
foa funoe bet blipe ct enoelsit Strt@
peri..
Sm 9e bill orcrlabs til mig al OBJ
tacc, bOab Der sr SOar pud BAT.
S6orebns artitel, fau ifol jeg gore
bet. oo e0ers, ON De bill tribe o5
fffe inbtooe mere enb Sbdr poa Yait.
esrreArg TO angrebspunftsr, iaa
ffal jss optuge bet"
Gerpaa TDarebe qait. griictner, at
lea moot.e ubelabe en- rig pddpe9ei
Osl at bans artitsl, men uRsltefl
moa ioa optases uren 1ogsn io~ 1silt
J~ordnbring."
efter at ieg fau buDbe gennsmis'
bans artifsl paanp for at ie, bDor<
Iroes ben pilbe is uO, eftsr at ret
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-12

Roor 9aIerne benoenoer zig til 6olt, Ser
nperterer Slaoet, enteu for at tpbe bos
benz eaer for at iao G%plpsnin9er ON oct
apertereoe, beoes De oltio omtale. at De ia
Gpertisiemeniet / bette Slao. Set ptl oGre
til seniioig Rutre.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-12
,Sanifercn"

bliper ienbt til Subitribenter. inbtil 10
trpttelig Gpii8elie mo6taaes al %llo9iperne
% al Gelo er betalt. / 0nerensitemmeIie
rle6 De 5ortneoe Stoters Goitlope.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-12

Entered at the Post Office at Blair. Neb.
as ~second-klas matter.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-05-12

Advertising Rates made known upon
application.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-10-29

To Rev. and Mrs. LANE.

The people Of Sisseton evidently
believe in making their pastor happy.
When Rev. and Mrs, Lane returned
from conference they were invited to
the church which had been transformed
anto a parlor and tastefully decorated
with plants. A delightful reception
was given there and at the close they
were invited forward and with words
of kindness and encouragement they
with a fifty dollar set of Hayaland
china H is needless TO say that the
pastor and his wife greatly delighted.
Mrs. Lane is a daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sanborn and a sister of Mrs. s. L..
Potter, Of this place.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-10-29

Here at, what should be the hight of the selling season, we find that, owing to IL
lunavorabLe weather conditions fall business has not fairly commenced. We bougi
leany and heavily in anticipation of an unusually risk trade which would have bee
omsu under favorable conditions But the fact remmns, that we are
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-10-29

Attorney E. w. Taylor came over
from Webster Tuesday ON business con-
nected with the transfer of bank stock.
w. Fl. Jones sold his interest in the
First National to Francis Smith and
resigned as one of the directors. Mr..
smith was elected to take Mr. Jones'
place on the board of directors and all
concerned express themselves as satis-
fied--Waubay Clipper.
a musical entertainment Of sacred
songs was given at the Norwegian Llth,
eran church in Egeland township by
local talent, assisted by Jerden and Til
lie Peterson, under the direction of Rev.
and Mrs. Knudson t a large audience.
The program consisted of duets, quar-
%tettes, and selections by the choir.
Each number was remarkable and well
rendered and highly appreciated by all
present. At the close of the musical
program splendid refreshments were
served. Quite a number of Webster
people were present It the entertain
ment and are loud in their praises Of
the hospitality shown them.
Money to loan on Day county
farms at a low rate of interest
with privilege of payment at
any time.
Farmers and Merchants Bank.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-10-29
DON'T Read This.

Unless you want m evening Of real
enjoyment. Trousdale Bros Big Min
streis appear at the Opera house, Thnrs-
day evening. November 5tb, and rom
ises TO be the best minstrel show Of
the season. Dent fail 10 see the big
water-suelon first part. A revelation in
the art OF stage-setting and special
scenery.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-10-29
The Star GaIlery

at Webster, Sonthl Dakota, is eqaiped
to do first class work in the photograph
line. Have your picturs taken here
and get first class work Ut reasonable
prices. All work guaraateed not to
fade in sun shine Or STORM. Cloudy
day Just as good AS = bright day fog
taxing pictures " Md Star Gallery. All
wcrs Flashed promptly.
Yours forlbnsiness,
A. johnson.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-10-29
DRAFTS ALL OVER THE WORLD
THE
Farmers and Merchants Bank

ssues drafts payable in any of the lead
ing centers of the principal foreign
countries as we'll as the United States
n Canada. These drafts can be
obtained for any sum.
The party named as payee al deposit
them to his credit in regular bank or.
upon proper Identification, convert
them INTO cash at the bank upon which
they are drawn.
10 regular customers of the Farmers
and Merchants Bank drafts cost nothing.