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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-24

Gascony. Mr. RockefeIler's car. was the
basis of part Of the rumors. Both cars
were attached to the night express from
Chicago one week ago yesterday, and
this incident has caused a flood OF Tu-
mors affecting the Gould and Rockefeller
plans TO be disseminated.
Il is not always easy to distinguish
cause and effect in Wall Street. and
this is amply illustrated by the activity
in the Gould stocks. The strength of
these securities induced the assertion
that it was due to the rumors of a
trans continental line, while others ex-
pressed the belief that the strength
Of the stock brought about a CORE
spending activity on the part OF those
who construe It to be their duty to ex-
plain things and elaborate rumors fol-
lowed. When some of those who are
credited with knowing something Of the
secrets of the interests active in Mis-
souri, Pacific and other Gould roads were
appealed to for information they re-
marked oracularly that something OF
peculiar interest may transpire at any
moment" This is scarcely satisfying
TO those who hunger for facts, Tut there
was consolation in the deduction that
these reputed wise ones know as much
or as little as the street does generally.
Diversity of sentiment as to the mar
ket outlook is perfectly natural, but it
is seldom that such variety of opin-
ions is voiced as at the present time.
No two observers of market conditions
agree, and the brokers on the floor do
not seem to be able to forecast the flu
ture with any degree of pIausibility or
unanimity- Sentiment, of course, sways
opinion toward q bull market. but hard
facts and experience deter many from
exploiting sentimental views. Some
large operators are enthusiastically bull
ism, others are bearish and those who
look to them for inspiration are swayed
accordingly. The street wants bull
market and it won't be happy till 1t
gets it It is somewhat impatiently
waiting for it, but 1t is evident that it
cannot be produced by artificial stimu-
lation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-24
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE
Of the
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Washington, April Is, 1903.
], THoS- z DRAKE, Superintendent Of Insgr-
ance of the District Of Columbia. do hereby GER
tify that the WESTERN SSJRANCE CON-
PANY. located at Toronto, in the Dominion OF
Canada, has complied IN all respects
with the laws Of the District of
Columbia applicable 20 it. and is au-
thorized TO transact in the District Of Column
bia its appropriate business Of iusuriBg property
against loss OF damage by fire and lightning and
tornadoes, and making all kinds Of insurance
goods and other property IT. course OF trans
pOrtatiou on land and water and any yes
sci OF boat during the current year. It's con
dition and business the 3Lst day OF Deem
Der Of the year next preceding the date hereof
Is shown by the statement, under OATH as re-
quired by section 81 amended. Of the Code of
Law Of the District u Columbia, TO be as fol-
lows:
Aggregate amount Of available as
sets ..-.-..-........-.......-... 3, 297. s22 81
Aggregate amount Of liabilities
Except capitaD including re-
insurance INSTRUMENTATION. !, 80, OBS 9s
Net assets OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 cog IS
Amount of actual L $ deposit 100000 60
Surplus ....................... 575.sOs Sc
Amount Of insurance IN force. pa sos, S4s %
Amount Of losses sustained. I,573. So 81
amount Of income for the year IN
cash neutrality-suspicious. $50, $50 OF
Amount Of expenditures for the
year in cash 241s CPS 3
In witness whereof. / have hereunto sub
scribed my name and caused my official seal to
be affixed, the day and wear first above written.
(Seal-) THOS. f. DRAKE,
Superintendent OF Insurance
1t District Of Columbia.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-24
LOAN COMPANIES.
LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD on FURNITURE AND PIANOS.
at lowest rates and on the day you apply We
are IoaniBs on the Building and Loan 4zsocia-
ton plan. which makes the cost o. carrying
loans much less than you pay elsewhere and
allows yod 70 pay It Of III any sized notes you
desire running from enc 10 twelve months II
YOU have a lean with some other company
VIII pay Il oa and advance you more money II
desired Rates chcerfuliy given, and ne cost
10 YOU unless loan IS made. Call and get rates
Front room, first floor.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO..
625 81 \. " apI-tt
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-24

Manhattan is evidently to be made the
leader in the bull manipulation The
statement for the quarter ending March
81 will probably be extraordinarily
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-24

J Pierpont Morgan sails for Europe
today. Mr.. Keene has his passage book
ed for May 8. and is also arranging for
long European trip.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1903-04-24
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

Total sales Of stocks. 252, 100 shares
bonds S1,131 600.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-03-19
) Alcaldia III Anicip nj
DE MARICAO
AVISO
AVISO

Sc hace pdblico que toda persona,
razon social, corporacion, ETC., (eXcep-
t1anse e! Tcsorero Insular cua1quier
otro centro del Tesoro 6 Municipio) que
Sc considere acreedora de este Munich
pio por concepto alguno, y cuya deuda
proceda de los ejercicios cerrados de
1892 a 1900, inclusives, no haya sido
reclamada por ninguna via, Sc lie con-
cede un termino de treinta dfas, a con-
tar del de la fecha, para que dirija su
peticion al Ayuntamiento en- ell referido
termiuo, acompafiando documentos que
justi6quen ell credito, con objeto de do
cumentarlas debidamente, va que no
sea possible su exaccion Immediate. Dis
poniendose que 81 espirado el plazo que
Sc concede de treiuta dfas no concurren
recla mar sus creditos en- la forma an
tes expresada, ell Ayuntamiento queda
fuera de todo compromise y relevado
de to1a reponsabilidad, quedando, el
acreedor, sin derecho alguno reclamar
en- 10 futuro. -
Acordado por ell Ayunta niento en-
veinte seis de Febrero del corriente
af1o y aprobado debidamente.
MMarzo doce de mil novecientos tres
JOSE PIETRI RODRIGUEZ,
60 Alcalde sustituto.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-03-19
Un jsaez u.az.o
Lo que pasa por ALA

Un policfa de Nueva York denunci6
a cierto duefo de cafe, porque veudfa
cerveza indigna de consume.
Cuando Ell juez oy6 que el policfa
habia tornado una copa de aquel lfqui-
do para comprobar Ia calidad. le increp6
duramente. 'diciendole que el era vio-
lador de Ia ley y que no admitia Ia de.
nuncia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1903-03-19
Maranjito
Honor a quien honor mereee

Ell sefior don Acisclo Bou de la To-
rre acaba de prscticar una operacion
que le lleaarfa de fama, 81 nosotros ya
no supieramos los meritos que Sc tiene
conquistados en- ell campo de la medici
ma y la cirujfa.
Dof1a Monserrate Rivera, dignfsima
consorte de don Sebastian Morales,
nuestro convecino, Sc hallaba de parto
hacfa cinco dfas. Su vida corrfa peli-
gro inminente. Llamado el doctor Bou,
ilevo 9 efecto, cen la mayor destreza,
una dificil operaci6n quirdrgica, 10
grando extraer del claustro materno dos
nifias, que viven.
En- muchoe casos mas, que han tent
do lugar en- esta jurisdicci6n, el doctor
Bou ha dcmoStrado su pericia indiscu-
tible, tanto en- medicina como en- cirujfa,
ninguna demostracion pdblica Sc ha
hecho tai vez por no herir la suceptibi-
1idad exquisite del que tantos benefcios
le viene dispensando q la humanidad
doliente.
Nosotros 10 hacemos hoy, aun ries-
go de 1astimarlo.
Dispensenos ell ilustrado facultativo y
reciba nuestro expon.aneo y sincere
aplauso.
PETIRROJO
Republican,.
Mario II de 1903.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-04-10
Sorghum Seed For Sale.
We have for sale 300 bushels Sorghum
Seed thoroughly cleaned. See us.
WILSON & ROBINS.
A Wonderful Invention.

1t il interesting to note that fortunes
are frequently made by the invention of
articles Of minor Importance. Many OF
the most popular devices are those de
signed to benefit the people and meet
popular conditions. and one of the
most interesting OF these that has ever
been invented is the DR.. White Electric
Comb patented Jan. /, 80. These won
derful combs positively cure dandruff,
hair falling out, sick and nervous head
aches, and when used in connection
with DIR. Whites Electric Hair Brush
are positively guaranteed to make
straight hair curly in % days time.
Thousands Of these electric combs have
been sold in the various citirs of the
Union. and the demand il constantly
Our agents are rapidly be-
coming rich selling these combs. They
positively sell on sight. Send for sam.
pie. Mems size 35c. Indies 5Oc--half
price while we are introducing them
See Want Column of this paper. The
DR.. White Electric TO NIB Co, Decatur.
Ill.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-04-10
Dean-McNeiI.

Miss Pear! Mcneil and Mr., A. W.
Dean were married, at the residence OF
the brides father. George Mcneil ESQ.
at NettletOn, on Sunday evening last,
by Rev. Smith, coIporteur Of the I'resby-
terrain church. Miss Mcneil is a young
lady OF many charms and unusual at
fractions and is exceedingly popular.
The groom il Il young ma Of fine repu-
tatiOn and high stnmling at his home
in Monroe county. Tue ceremony was
impressive aud was witnessed by a few
friends OF the bride and groom. Miss
Millio SiSk presided at the organ and
rendered the exquisitely touching song,
Always in her delicatelv artistic man
ner. The happy young couple have the
best wishes Of all who know them for
their future veal and happiness in
"hicll the Journal juins.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-04-10
Uood Advice.

The most miserable beings in the
world are those suffering from Dyspe D
sia and Liver Comniaint. More than
seventy-ive per cent Of the people in
the United States are afflicted with
these two diseases and their effects:
snch ms Sonr Stomach. Sick Headache.
Habitual Costivaness. palpatation OF
the neart, heartburn. Water-brash.
Gnawing and Burning Pains at the
pit OF the Stomach, Yellow Skin. Coat
ed Tongue and Dissagreenble Taste in
the Mouth, Coming np of food after
Eating, Low Spirits, etc. Go to your
Druggist and get a bottle Of August
Flower for % or Is cents. Two doses
will relieve yon.-G. W. Green. Wood
bury N. ],
The Tupelo journal., 1903-04-10
HELEN Keller.

On the afternoon of Wednesday
April the 1st., 1908, the Fortnight
~ Matinee Club was very charm
ingly entertained by Mrs. Chas.
Clifton. The subject being Hell
len Keller, whose life, the world
is watching with sympathy and
interest; her wonderful progress,
unfolding al a closed bud untolds
it's petals into a beautiful rose.
The subject was SO arranged as to
also bring IN touch, Miss Sullivan,
HELEN Keller's teacher, who with
her wonderful tact, came as a
sweet messenger of light that was
deemed almost impenetrable.
After the program, a game was
arranged by the hostess, the
guests were supplied with pencils
and closed envelopes, waiting for
instructions AS how to proceed
when 10! on opening the envelopes
the simple words-"April Fool'
greeted our eyes. Then our minds
eighty turned to thoughts" Of
school days. With a glad heart
all agreed the surprise one of
pleasure, easier solved than may
hap some contest that ofttimes
puzzles our domestic minds. A
very pleasing feature OF the after
noon was a song by Miss Marion
Clifton.
The program WAS AS follows:
Minutes of last meeting.
The Story Of my Life
Mrs. Julia Blair.
Mrs. Geo. Francis.
Eagcrness to Learn to Speak
Mrs. Lee Joyner.
Prepa ring for College
Mrs. ]. &. Kincannon.
Her Love for Country and Outdoor
Mrs. W. o. Mclean.
Phillip Brooks and Other Noted
Friends
Mrs. Henry High.
Miss Sullivan
Mrs. Sim Kinds.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-04-10
James LOVELY

Mr.. James Lowery, an employee of
the Tupelo Cotton Mills died Monday
last at his home in South Tupelo and
was buried bv the Masons of this city
Tuesday. MIR. Lowery had been i'll for
some time. lie had a large family
and was highly respected and esteemed
by all who knew him. We regret that
we have o been able to obtain any
further information concerning him.
He had not lived here long aud was
not generally known throughout the
city.
The Tupelo journal., 1903-04-10
Sad Accident

Mr.. Marian Payne, who lived in South
Tupelo, near the Cotton Factory and
who was employed there, was killed by
the locomotive of the sou h Inbound pas.
senger train on the Mobile and Ohio
railroad on Tuesday morning last at, 8
O'Clock. The circumstances as wa gain
them are as follows. MIR. Payne was
walking on the track Of the NJ. 4 O. on
his was to SaItillo, where he has a
daughter living. He was crossing a
a trestie just above the Park Lake,
when he discovered the train coming
rapidly down the road. When he saw
the tram he suddenly turned and ran to
try and clear the trestle before the
train could overtake him. Just as lie
was nearing the end of it he attempted
to jump aud escape the train. Unfor-
tunately he was too slow and was
struck by the pilot and thrown from the
trestle with great force. The train was
stopped and he was taken aboard and
brought to the city and died in a few
minutes after he was carried home.
Mr.. Payne was about sixty-five years
old. His wife was a daughter of VIII
ham ~Billingsley, who is remembered by
our older citizens. He was highly es-
teemed by all his acquaintance. He
was a plain working man and was a
good citizen. He vas buried Wednes-
day afternoon at O'Clock. The sad
accident is greatly regret ted by every
body. All our people join in sincere
sympathy for his Borrowing relatives.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26
SrGnlcr hi : til It
Wl6trbcm sbjcln?

Sd, ri ger; Der er life minoHe3bi0l
oerom. Gn6oer. iom bar op6olot fla
IN Sio / en- iterre $50, bil pare ober6es
oiit oerom. Der er mango qamle, ION
bar ar6eiost 6ele here's Gin, "a ioa fin
Der fig ielo pad bar gaffe euer / bet
6pjeTte meO no9le fad 6unoreo Dol
lars, nadr be nadr ben 9(loer, 6a
8rGfterne tager al, % De life mere
er / Stdno til at tjene bet ~neooenbige
til 9ioets 0p6oIO. So gbrnene, ON
ter er gsrn, ia, perIonliq bar ico
tcnot en- SIN, inn If meGem so 4
10 8oGdrs ON Madneoen; men
5a6eren bar pda 5atti11o1rocn. pei
oar IN odarliq SFn, ban Ifulbe 6rug'
at Ielp; men BET giorbe fife Tooerens
4odr 6eOre. 3sg fenoer ooifiqi9s
Qamle aDinoer, ION er 6lepen 6ett
eIer til bsls u~nber6olot al abinoe
f%oreninqer. Oct pur onrt / 9pnQoen,
cg BET bar 6dabe 6eore % 6iai9ere
On Der pdr ct 5~aQes6iem. 9erfor
iprdnq oqiad IT'D al oenne Misiion,
ION jea oil fdloe bet. ost rdnIte Nl=
oerboms6iem / Chicago. oys9 bar
o9faa fenOt qamls oonIfe 9pinoer.
iOm bar ieqt ON Gptd9elie pad bet
norife QtoeroomS6jem / 0ormal
4arf. bd BET Tor no9le bar Iioen ope
rett'oss. W}en DIT er 10 oog naturli9t,
at en6per Iation ier9er fsrIt for line
cQne. Oerfor bGr Der 6eGsr in9ea
Qlobs. Get er mutigt, at Der inoenfor
ielDe &irtens Gnemorfer life er Ido
Hor3rang; men lao os 6uIie pda Dem,
Icm er uoenfor. 6pis man Slot oiloe
t9nte pod BEN. boor Torpl0te oq
8rrn 6olcer iig til airfen, idd
oiloe 6aobe bore 8erne6iem % andre
9arm6iertiq6eOs =Nnitalter 6IiOe fer
IN tor Del onerFpoige. Men bet ~
10 Gem al por taen Rotion, Der enter
peo e9en eler andres 5oriammeIia6eo
er u1e al etano til at 6ialpe fig ieI0,
ION ri fornemlig MAD tente paa.
0trfor Tiger jea: Cab os foa ct III
berooms6iem oprettet % orepet al
..9sn foreneoc banife Strife" / fri
Hetig Nan0 % 9ro, % Sub Oil pei=
Iiqne @ernin9sn os laOe lin gldaoe
6oile ouer bet, fom er 9iOrt og cores
af aarligteo til BAN oa bans tran=
genbe Stabninger.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

fare frem mob separdtifterne meo
Strengthen. SO 6iOenoe farfoiiTf
tunoe ban bare o0erfor MoOitanoere.
Som 9raoifant 6ergmmss ban / 6pj
Grab, og nabnfig un6sr 5re0erif ste,
ba 8flbmes na andre Qieti7ters dag:
tar 6ruOt, 6aboe 6erstsb5 Orb FIR
Beet. Mpo Slutnin9en at fit Qio
if ban paa @runO At SOag6eo I'm
SOiaerIen, 8iitop 6ar6O, til N}eO=
6iqlper, o9 Oenne efterful9te ban paa
9iipeitoen 1857. (Spero.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26
g. & lpber.
6. 5orn, Soma

Cp%enItdaenbe Nrtitel bar 6enlig9ef
en- fort 1io. sppr9smaolet ON 4lz
cerboms6jem 6teo 10 life itGntet hi
oere Snteresie / 9(arsmeoet, o9 Den
irrnemTte @runo BERTH ear pitt ben,
at cen Support, 9aIt. s.. 6unien al
aao. gap Snotrnf al, at 0pgaDen par
altfor itor og panTtelig fcr oS at ta9e
tat paa for 8ioen. Oct for6inorer
ip life, at Der fan fortiattes meo 5ors
5onolingerne oerom. Men BET galosr
bit Iarlig en- at tuge p%rattiIt fat nq
fua pirtelig &eoe poa, boaOe bOpr itor
3ranQ oer er til ct iaaDant Sjem, o9
6Oor itor 0Heroiqig6eo Der er for
Sdasns GennemforelIe.
aeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26
o2eO | atten glnr, cnSeii9 bcl6reOrt"

CUE @it6, Gano. t9sol. Ieofat fra
32c. til zoe.
|210. Gm6eoe og OroinQtion / oer.s
%in060rOes @runoforbolo. st 6iitos
ri%itsoogmatiif 6orIgg At ST. Bib.
Qnoerien, 9roOTt og S~ognepraTt.
255 Si6er, / OmTlag. 0soIat fra
$3.50 til SOC.
211. Gutter. st tirfefigt 6effpil, At
Or. Sans 6erig. 2(ptoriferet Spsrs
iattelie efter 0riginalens 13. Sps
lag, al Otto &pnoe. "a Gioer, I
0mildg. QeoIat ira soc. til 25c.
.212. Sra @eihfelflopen til bet lille
6ao. 6orteainger At polite SIR
%fattere, oeo Sobon @rope. 294
Si0er / 0m1ldg. Ieoiat fra $1.40
til SOC.
213. !6auran. ReifeIfilOrinq fra
9alaTtine. st 6oreorag af 6snrit
S6arling. so Sioer, i Smilag.
Nebiot fra 40c, til zoe.
214. Minoeifrift ON g~srn6arbt &C.
perrin Sn9emonr. 5 6unOreoaaret
efter bans 5ooiel, al 8i6urot Qes
terisn. 210 Sioer, inbbunpen.
HebIat fra $40 til $3.50.
215. 2ipet paa 2anoet. Sfiloringer
at 4nton Nielien. 185 Sioer /
0m1ag. GeoIat fra soc. til 4ot.
216. Gre Robeaer al Gmil Marriot.
6orfatter til Den oejitlige 9oO".
0psrTat at q. aierulf. 231 SiOer.
/ 9milag. NeOfat fra $1.35 til
SOC.
217. Sunni guI6. ct QepneOslp6 i
en- 4%r9Ttegaaro. ltogioet al 9enr.
8ec6. @noen, foro9eoe ltpgape.,
meo 2 @tae6er at 8uf@. 422 Sis
ber. / Omflag. NeoTat ira $500
til $1.0O.
|218. SmaaTfrifter til 0plp8nin9 for
9riIfre. uo9tpne al Qrof. Or. 6res
Derif Nielien. 8aoens ~1feilborbeo.
5le grepe ira s. BON Doainaer.
Meo Snoleoairger pq Qnmartnins
Ger. 40 Stoer, / 0mildg. glebfat
fra Soc. til 20c.
219. Smaa 9igte, al uTe Sirfe0al.
meo ct 5ororo al s.. 6erta6orn.
95 SiDer. 0,Oiat fra 40c. til 15c.
22o. Muu ban tomme2 Sntsripr en-
oft. Nj annu aierulf. Spfsrt
fsrIte Sang peO G5ItforeItidingen
pau Dagmartheutret qnleOning al
apinbernes lloitinina fra 8ortip og
NutiO 1895. 80 Sioer, / OmIlag.
Neo1ot fra zoe. til Sc.
221. Cutters TaItepraOitener. Geos
lat fra 65c. til 25c.
222. Goreora9 pg 0pteqnelier al q,
3. 9%ermanien. MeO 5proro al
quooio S6rpoer, 80 Sioer, Gms
Iloo. RepIat fra 4oc. til 20c.
229. Bernhard Seperin Sn9emunns
9ioterTtilling og GigterOarf, al
Sens Rprqaurb. 1915 SiO'r, / 0nrs
aaa. NeoIut fra $1.2o til 6oc.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Binu. BIB.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

6eioelbe9 Mebieol 9nitttui. met en- aapital of
100000, er bel 1te tie % taeitf mebicinife Sfftiiutd
0ornbeit II Oa bprtif9nfer : lumber al Is feftIinlias
eleftrn=tfmiife @elter 7 At b piie % anesters be- s
MI u%nnerlg 9'lbreafnoe aroit. Set itore ,Gleftros
IS SIS i~paaeliQe MGno er Hnig aenAioet @ner6i, qipsz
frait % fnloitPnoil MaHoopu. Set be 6reber In fiat
Ghenfn eftsrie, srnnepgtf. Snmbco / Rbgs
Sipsfrnit, 9inreir1pumnc. z pcs, Waoes
% 81 joa 70 paoominie, alminoelia =p9ffrifs,
tnht V6tNcftaft. Oh ma PC fnorc zpro nt,rs.
Set IT nRrb, ira SO til $50 or enht fr 9 b tuer
b|nff8ipff a iolitt frit al 9fefsr=Sp re. ia iften ii oue
orft. ion bebeuer bet enc toe eeb eoeliesmobel,
gltftriciiet,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

Gn Gcliianclie Tor llnge ION ior 9anle
Or Souler's estfoct Of 99ilo CRANBERRY
,Raturens ipeciele %yG9emiooel ior Sloo8ong
0iarrboe os Somnerlp9r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26

80 ~HAN@ 49, -
Iaalenge Spldget Oarer. Qriferne e
netto, og 9eaerne ienbes portofrit, ii
0pla9et er uofolgt, / ben 0rbe1, ion
geItiQingerne inblg6er. Strip me-
bet famine, iaben BET tr for tent.
E9egerne betiae8 efter GUNNER.
|191. Dc ii guO. ariteriqe Sore
Drag fra Bethesda" At s. S6ous.
bee, S%o9neprait BED @arniIon.
Strife. 244 Sioer / 0milag. 0eo.
lat fra $1.20 til 35c.
.192. Sans Noolf 9rorIon og bans
grgore. Set rare alpDer6loo fra
Ranorup". QipSffiloringer % 81.
Drag til Ell 3tos6iaeoe peo 5o6r
6anfen, Sogneprait for @i5leo oa
Gaeiteo. 312 Si0er / 0milag.
geofat ira $1.6O til 75t.
1.93. &i6aro b. 5olfmann. 9Gben=
tbr6iGeoer, 4utor. Goerietteli e ef-
Ter Oriqinalen8 10. 9pla9 peo e.
Strait, meo "A S%Guftrationer al
6orl56omfen. 215Sioer i 0mIla5.
9esTat fra $40 til soc.
194. ariIteli9 6usOen. 9aglig Qa8s
ming fnpttet til be nne Gpan9elietet=
ter at u. 6. 8. @robe Rasmussen
5oaneprait til CT. Sans Meni96eO
/ Goenie. 800 Sioer / 0mTld9.
ReoIot ira $1.OO til SOC.
195. Om % fra Misiionen cF 81. s.
Q.GropeaasmusIen. Meo Snuifrd=
TONER. 800 Sioer / 0mildg. g}eb1at
fra $1.20 til 25c.
1876. MQrtusz GpanQeliet5 9p-
f~ottetIe al 6errens Qio. 6remitiaet
t @runtraf At II. QnoerIen, So9ne=
prpTt. 80 Siber / GnIlag. gfeo7at
ira $1.40 til soc.
1877. Gn liQe 6u8ppitiGe meO 9raoi=
fener til QQe &%irfeddrets Sgnz %
feTOu9e al QauriB II. 5. @alsleo,
aapeGon / 6aarsleo pdd 5nen %
6olm 6anIea. SoqneprGf / 9i6p
paa 6pcn. 298 Gioer i 0milag.
9eoiat fra 9oc. til SOC.
1913. OFFS. 5emti lets imua Beers,
melt / reli9ips Nano. peo 4arets og
qipet8 6eftz % Minoeoo9e, al 20.
Me0 ct 5ororo at Qaitor @il6slm
Sect. 80 5ioer, elegant inObun0en.
9ebfat ira SOC. til 25c.
1913. De Qpofrpfiite G~pdnaelier til
GD 9eitamente meo en- Gfterilet.
0DerTdt at .6erm. 8. @regerien,
Gogneprait. 1874 Cher, / 0mTlag.
RebIat ira $1.3O til 40c., ino6un=
oen soc.
200. @erbens6iforiIfe Smoa7frifter.
Of 9. 9. 56riqe, 9rofesiOr peo So
ben6aons l%lnioerIitet. Sno6plO:
franife 9ronninger. = Oct npe
Grotenlanos 6iItorie. = Staliens
% 6erbiens 6i7torie. = Reperlanz
6enes 6iltoris. 142 St0er, / 0me
flag. NeoTat fra $40 til soc.
POI. DrumotiIfe Smaating. III
Beoer g. Mpner. (garmeit for
8ilettanter). 163 Sioer, / OmIldg.
Reofat fra zoe. til 40c.
POP. Bolfes9 Goentpr. samleOe %
uoqione af SLABS @erntIen. 186
6ioer, / 0milag. @eOiat fra soc.
til 4Oc,
209. 6tilorinqer al Den nHeIte 3ios
6iftorie ira Sulireoolutionens I'D
6rub 1880. @f 8. 6. &oRmdna.
aerfte Gel 296 Sioer, i Smita9.
ge6fdt fra $1.20 til 25c.
205. 6trilorinaer at Den OanIfe 9i-
Itorie i forffeGige 3io8rum. (@amf(
ca nne.) nj 3. 8. Hobmunn. 232
Sioer. i 0mTlas. NeOiut fra Toe.
til 25c.
2o6. Set friitelige oiO fremitiaet
8 9rabitensr pg cen @ielIestals.
6olpte oper be foreifrepne 5efite'
ira 40. GpnOdg cfter 3rinita.
tis. III ). 6elpe9, @apeaan p. ?
i Starup og Nsbel. 139 Sioer,
SmTlag. 9ebiat fra 40c. til 15c.
|2o7. 8i1eoer af RorOen8 9iitorie
Deb 6reperif gurfoeO. 294 SiOer
0m1(oo. Vep1ut fra $1.20 ii
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26
Gltftriif SaItr
ienOes frit
til alr MGnO, Tom itriurr til 0riOcl6frgs
MeOiral Sntitntf, ct. Yanl.

.Senb 9eres Mann % @Dresie. tnbefili ffreuft % be
oil leno5 oeres f%prtrinliae a@leltfn ebemic BE r ubeu
NE Gents uo8tit ior 9fn. 5tt blioer Terfs MOI at
lorlal9e bet. 3tfe eiging npaurnoiot at itnpe 5rtz
nnffer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-26
Boyer
neoiatte priier,

8i bar mootaget mango goOe biaige
Bigger, Tom lite er opfprt / bort 9ata>
log. Samme iaI9es til neOiat 9ris,
T%dafange 9ploget Oarer. @riierne er
netto, % @poerne ien6es portofrit, til
0pfa9et er uoiolgt, / ben OrOea, ION
geitilingerne inbls6er. Strio mer
bet famine, in6en BET cr for tent.