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The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1903-06-06
S1OO Reward, s1OO.

The readers of this paper will be pleased
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in all it's stages and that is Catarrh.
Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive
cure now known to the medical rrater.
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sease, requires q constitutional treatment
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
surfaces of the system, thereby destroying
the foundation Of the disease and giving
the patient strength by building up the
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it's work. The proprietors have so much
faith in its curative mowers that they of
fer q reward Of One Hundred Dollars for
any case that it fails to cure. Send for
CHENEY. Toledo, Ohio Sold by Drug
gists. 75c. Halls Family Bills are the best
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1903-06-06
BABY SHOW
Held Last Saturday Proves
Quite a
Success. Those Who Captured
Prizes

Abbeville's baby show, which occurred
last Saturday afternoon, was decided
success, socially and otherwise and at
tracted considerable interest and atten-
tion
Notwithstanding the threatening
weather which put in an appearance dur
Ing the afternoon. large number of ladies
gentlemen and children ventured forth to
witness the beautiful event and needless
to say the pretty little children on exhibi-
ton concentrated the undivided atten-
tion of every one and expressions of
praise and highest commentator were to
be heard on every one. Itwas distinct
ly beautiful event in each and every par
ticular and those who failed to attend
missed fine treat.
Prizes were awarded as follows:
Mrs George E Summers. prettiest baby.
Mrs j B Marsh all. smartest baby.
Mrs JOS. Landry, largest baby.
There were about fifty babies on exh1bi-
tion and they were one and all tastafullv
dressed in a manner most pleasing to the
eye All were pretty, only some were just
shade prettier than the others, never
theless all received due attention and con-
sideration. The ladies were especially
delighted with the able manner in which
the gala occasion was arranged and car
ried out.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1903-06-06
ABBEVILLE. LOUISIANA SATURDAY, JUNE g. 1908
4th OF JULY
Is Not Far Distant. What's to
be Done?
Abbev;lle to Fittingly Celebrate the
Glorious Day.

While no steps have as yet been taken
with the object in view of celebrating
Independence day, 1t is very evident that
our article on the subject recently has
occasioned much favorable comment on
every side, and if present Indications
count for anything the desired results
will in all probability follow in short
while
Said one of our prominent citizen: "You
are right Abbevllle should celebrate the
Fourth in manner beftting the occa-
sion Such acelebration could be arrang-
ed and carried out with no great expense
and would doubtless have tendency to
draw hundreds of country people to our
city to participate in the festivities In
my opinion the time is now ripe to begin
making preparations and arrange
ments The Meridional's suggestion is a
good timely one and well worthy of atten-
tion"
This is the article in question:
less than two months
Abbevile should by all means celebrate the
day in a thoroughly appropriate and fitting man.
ner Other surrounding towns have already
taken the preliminary steps toward this end, and
there is no reason why our thriving city cannot
and should do likewise in this one particular
The band or fire company or some other local
organization should take the matter under eonsi.
deration (and by the way it would not be bad
idea if the musicians and 6remen joined hands in
celebrating the grand. gala and glorious occa-
stony
Meridional would suggest that program some.
thing like this be arranged and carried out-pro-
vided, of course. that such is practicable and pos
sible
Firing salute at sunrise,
Music by the Rand,
Street parade.
Reading of the Declaration of Independ.
euce,
Foot races,
Base ball game
Greasy pole climbing.
Clay pigeon shoot.
Bicycle races,
And other interesting and appropriate fea-
lures,
Followed by grand display Of fireworks,
Band concert and dance in the evening"
But if the day is to be properly celebrated it is
high time that one or more organizations take the
matter in hand and make the necessary arrange.
ments Something should be done in the premises
and that within the course of the next week or
so.
We believe that asplendid program could be
arranged with but little trouble and no great
pense anyway the matter is worthy OF considera-
ton at the hands of each and every one in
tcrested
Independence day is the one day in the year
when we should feel happy and proud to show
our patriotism 1t is the day which we should
forever remember and celebrate as best we can
Abbeyille should do herself proud on this occa-
sion.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1903-06-06
GRAYS
Are Making A Very Good
Beginning
Deserve Good Support and En-
couragement.
C. z AVS

There is no longer any doubt as to the
ability of the Grays to put up an exhibi-
tion of the national game equal to that of
any other amateur organization IN this
section and superiors to a goodly num-
Der of the clubs hereabouts who are con-
testauts for honors on the grassy dia-
mond.
With the hearty support and encourage
ment of the people of our city, there is
every Indication that our home boys will
make a record this season second to that
of no other organization in this section.
They certainly have made a good begin
ming and with the cooperation of all
interested In the the national game they
prom ise to do even better in the future
1t is very evident that Abbeville people
have fully awakened to the true realiza-
tion that base ball is far above all other
sports which have thrilled the hearts of
the many throug hout the land. Other
sports may and undoubtedly arc good. in
terestlng and entertaining in their way,
but it has come to pass that the national
game is really and truly "IT' and we feel
that the time has dawned when Abbeville
will no longer lag in the rear ranks but
will hencef orth assume decided stand in
the front ranks.
Good clean base ball deserves en-
couragement and support. otherwise it
cannot thrive That is as true here as
elsewhere, and it is gratifying to note
that goodly number of converts have
been added to the list of local enthusiasts
who are taking a keen interest these
days IN matters pertaining to the grassy
diamond This speaks well for our city
people.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1903-06-06
RER
BARGAINS
To Everybody in need of Lumber:

To Everybody in need of Lumber:
From this date until September lst
next, we are going to divide profits
with you, in other words those who
want to purchase lumber for cash
will get it price that will just pay
our expenses. To those who wish to
purchase on time giving good bank
able paper we guarantee to sell the
same. Our object in doing thisis to
get ready for the immense concern
we are going to establish near the
Wholesale Grocery Company. We
have had a liberal share of the
trade, we flatter ourselves that our
customers in the past will be ours in
the future, we are going to do just
as we say and we believe you will
believe US when we say it, and we
will be doubly sure when you get
the prices by calling at our place Of
business.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1903-06-06

There is no diversity OF opinion as
to the necessity of obedience to q
child's we'll being, but In the me-
thods whereby obedience is secured
there is wide difference in the
practices, at least, of parents. In q
paper in the June Delineator Mrs.
Theodore w Birney gives some emf
nently sane advice on obedience and
punishment. Mrs Birney is not par.
tiol to the rod, and she holds that in
corrigibility IN children is more often
due to a slack of self-control and
knowledge of temperament and child
nature In the parent than to any abb
normality in the child.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1903-06-06

Corn for sale.-Gus Godchaux &
Son.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1903-06-06
N EW ID RIA
Base Ball Warriors
Meet With
Defeat at the Hands of the Local
Darkeys

Abbeville and New Tberia's colored bali
tossers met on the local diamond Sunday
and played game that was quite inter-
esting and at different stages full of ex-
citement
After the smoke Of the battle cleared
away, it was found that the home team
had literally slaughtered the darkeys
hailing from the city on the banks of the
Teche, defeating them IN what may be
termed great style and in manner they
are not likely to forget for some time to
come.
Though the Iberians did their best to
capture the struggle. the fierce work of
the Vermllionites were too much for
them and they were compelled to return
from whence they came with decisive
defeat to their credit instead of a we'll
earned victory as they had antici-
pated.
: A large number, including many whites
were on hand and witnessed the ''cullud
folks" go through their stunts and pranc-
ing ON the green diamond.
One thing certain and that is the local
team is one of the best colored organiza-
tions in this section when it comes to the
question of playing the great national
game.
The visitors came over by team during
the forenoon. returning to New iberia at
night.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1903-06-06
BRANCH
Of the National Advertising
Bureau
Established Here. Moses Beer is
in Charge

A branch of the National Advertising &
Distributing Bureau has recently been es-
tablished in this city
Moses Beer, who is and has been licen-
sed city bill poster for many years past,
is the local representative and is in COM
plete possession of the Bureaus interests
IN this city and immediate surrounding
community. he having been appointed re-
Gently
While there is nothing of unusual i'm
portance in this new departure for our
city, nevertheless it is a good move in
more than one respect, and with the
careful guidance of the young man in
charge of affairs here should prove entire
" successful and profitable in the fu-
ture. Such i 8 the way indications
point.
Wanted-Several persons OF char
acter and good reputation in each
state Gone in this county required) to
represent and advertise old establish
ed wealthy business house of solid
financial standing. Salary $21.00
weekly with expenses additional, all
payable in cash each Wednesday
direct from head offices. Horse and
carriage furnished when necessary.
References. Enclose self-addressed
envelope. Colonial Co., 534 Dear
born street, Chicago.
Play ball! Get your Base Ball
Goods at Paul FL Bailey's. He has
complete line.
The Best Prescription for NEala.
RIA
Chills and Fever is bottle of Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonic. 1t is simply iron
and qninine in u tasteless form. No cure,
No pay. Price Soc.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1903-06-06

Play ball! Get your Base Ball
Goods at Paul FL Bailey's. He has
complete line.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1903-06-06
The BEST Prescription for Nlarn-

Chills and Fever is q bottle of Groves
Tasteless Chill Tonic. 1t is simply iron
and qninine in u tasteless form. No cure,
No pay. Price SOC.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1903-06-06

You want Bathing Mits? Certain
ly. Then call on Paul Fl Bailey and
procure such.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1903-06-06
: e. CARTER.
" Wtsce.

Notice. ...
thTonvs swafe a that entering. travelling
pariabss " nanfing upon our lands in the
u prOL;h;t SefmlIlon and Iberia is strict
t'eapassiInse u, ana % any person or persons
See "a Ia'. extent of the law. 5s4 lot <
Ia II. sec 20. 9 ~ oawI.2 and W
Ii sees;n,,.ss ~ sec 20, township Iii range 5 g:
III ILa.ssSs y So and S4. Sece Al and "a are
Ovignac Leblanc,
AAAeYil,. Charles Dugas.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1903-06-06

We have on hand the best Cotton
Seed. Gus Godchaux 6 Son.
The Meridional. (Abbeville, La.) 1856-1906, 1903-06-06

Zone of Df Kings New Life Pills each
night for two weeks has put me in my
teens again." writes D H Turner of Demp-
seytown, Pa They're the best in the
Purely vegetable Never gripe Only 25c
ut A GOdards
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-14
Danl1larR.
GSrueligbeosfOmmisiiOmcn

= 6en6olo til be meLlem 8egerins
qen % Rigsragen unOer 5inanslopz
bebanolingen / ftOit afoigte Rigsz
ru9siamling fprte 5orbanplinger, o9
efter at forngnen geoiling er optagen
paa 5%inanslopsn for inpeparenOe 81
nansadr. bar Sneenrigsminiiteriet
unper %. Dc. nebiat en- aommisiion
til G"Oerbejelie al 6oranitdltninger til
9Goruelig6ebens 5remme. 5 Som
misIionen inotraber iom Neolemmer:
ION forelaaet at 5oltetbinget: 6oltes
t6inqsm., ORR. 2. 9. aptit, 5olies
tbinQsmono. GaarOeier q. St. Riels
1enz@rpn,6 oltet6ingsmdno, 9oerrets=
fagferer 6. 81. Sable; iom foreilaaet
at Q~unbst6inget: 9anOstbingsmano,
9aaroeier 5. q. ROr6bp, 9anoss
tbingsmann. Carer Eb. 8unoeien,
Qanostbingsm.. grppr. 6. Rasmuss
len til 8anoodm9udro; iom odlgte al
Miniiteriet: gorgmeiter 9. q. M.
Oitbmer, Soenie. Sperl9ge Or. med.
.. 6. +. Sell, 9iborg, 9adroejer 81.
osobannIen, gaarit, gropit g. 8. :.
Sgrenien, Stanoerborg, os QsiesIor
I a~gben6aons 8rininalz og Yolitiret,
Or. iur. 6. listing. 5il 5ormunb er
uonapnt 6oltet6ingsmuno, 0perretss
fagfprer g. #. Gable.
: en- Strieelie til commissioners
5ormano bar Observation-Disclosures
narmere prQfceret 9ommisiiones ars
beioe rer6en, at Gems Spgape madtte
blipe at freH life Il padlioeligt Bill
leoe at SpirltusnDoeliens Smfdna
9unoet / n foriteaige Sdmfunosz og
Mloerstlasisr i%noenfor bsgse asn, en-
fritiit 9ear5sioeiie at belle BET Matez
riale. Ter foreIisgsr ira bet 0TentIi=
ees Stos. q gennem prioate 8eltr9s
belier til 9.sransning % Moourbeiz
oelie al zen Q1oelie, en- fa8tpnoiS
Bremfiain8 At QltobolipBrasmaalet
let ira 9ass9ioen7td6ens re borselig'
Samfunosfor6olos % Rstspleisns
5pnspunftsr, iamt enoeli9 en- aliioi9
gaapisning Al De @eje, ao hpilte 9Gz
pruelig6sosia9eH poa bet Oerpeo
gipne @runolag mdatte tunne Ocntes
fpri igsnnem meo easr uoen 9opgipz
ningeus 6ielp gennem be foriteuisars
teOe Snititutioner % Ulioler, PED brill
f ct Samfun0 paaoirter tine 9orgere.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-14
4rtbnr SOrgenicn O6nlt I'll
S0OcH.

6sieiteret Ear nj afiagt 9ommsn
pDer Mooermoroersn. Den lpber /
al aortheo iaaleoes:
5 6en6oIo til De i ben inoanfe0e
Dom dnfgrte 9runos tenoes for aet:
8riminal= pa golitirettens Gom bpr
peo Magt at itanoe. 5 Salarium for
9gjiteret betalsr 5iltalte Riels Suel
Artbur Ssrgenien til 9sisiteretsiags
f~ersrne Salcmor og Wint6er 200 Str.
til 6ber.
!Sojeiteret pil sfter 5OrIpoenoe inOs
title arthur Sprgenien til genaaos
ming.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-14

39oe dngrtber ct Mens
0a ct ungt WsnneIte fra
Q iterz9asiing for nogle Ddge ifoen
par PED at uogrdpe en- RGoebule, bpori
Der 4 un9er. % baooe orGbt nogIe
af bisIe. tom De gamle ar0e unber
arbeiost til Stene % gioroe Dime til
at bile angribe BAN. StpnOiomt
maatte ban baglengs meo Spdoen
foran fig parse fig MOB be raIenoe
DIR. iom efter at bare forfulgt BAN
Ct Stptte penots til6uge til 6ulen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-14
sc piloe baDe Manulfript.

" ullOe Duue WluuuTrlpI.
IA Benjamin 5rantlin en- Sang
blep ldtterliggiort / pdris, foroi ban
oripareoe gibeIen, beilutteoe ban at
unoerisge. bpor mango Der par al
Spotterne, Der bopoe l9it ben. Gn
Dag unoerrettsoe ban iaaleoes ct al
De laroe Selita6er, at ban par tommct
til en- 6iitorie ON GlOtioens 9onoelio,
iom ban ipntes par meaet imut, %
iom ban gerne piloe bere Selitabets
0lening ON.
Gn narmere beitemt bitten oplai.s
oa 5rantlin Tor Sslifd6et belle Rut6s
Bog. De bare 9anite 6%enrptte, 20 Dell
ere eftar ben amen aHmooeoe BAN
en- at faa Manuitripttt trnft.
Set er aaereos init. f~oore5e
5ranfiin. .oet er nemlig en- Del at
gibeleu."
@eo en- onoen Qeilig6eo afftreo ban
% taite ct m~artoarnist ogammslt
DICT" for en- 5orfamling at Spotteys.
8et mootoges men %ooetoroentli9 81
unoring. 0pem par 6orfatteren ?
6oor 6aooe 5~rantlin funoet pet2 8st
sar lie frit Tor, at be bleo liOt itams
fuloe. 6a &c 6erts. at Del par et aapi=
tel al BET gdmle 9sitamsnts.
Mange piI o%iitnot en- Sang imenen.
traFe paa 5olt. DER ipotte ooer9i6elen.
Ia fan bet pare 9oot at pfoe. at os
alIerfleits IaaOanns Spottere ere far
osles upioenOs ON, boao Der itaar !
gi6elen. De burbe Dog pioe. at bet
er Oumt at oriDs Spot meo BET, man
life tsnber.
Sioen Di taller ON BEN 5ing, TOR
tet maaIts bare pasienoe at l9ie en-
Gale, iom ben bersmte G~poagelfes=
rejienOe 9enrp Stanlep bolOt / eng
lanb:
oSanet 2ipingitone, Den fore Misz
~iionGrs Sefter, gap mig en- Gang Ell
npOslig inobunoet gibel. IA jeg nsoig
Oiloe uoiatte mig for at tabe ben paa
en- Rejie runot ON @ietOria Npan3a,
bao ieg min 2eofager Om at laans
mig en- al fine, Ell nosst iliOt og imuos
iiet gt%semplar, og jsg begdO mig oa
paa @ei til llganoa uoen at ane,
bpilten 3epoluiion ben Bog pilpe
iomme iii at ggre / Gentralz9frita
8i opbolOt os nogen 3io / Uganda,
"a en- Morgen tom hi til at tale ON
religieie ling; jeg bragte iaaleoes
Gnglene paa 9ale. 9ongen og 6gpz
binoene pilpe 6ere enonu mere ON
Gnglene, enO bet jeg tunoe iortane
rem. Men, iagoe jeg, jeg bar en- Bog
meO mig, ION fan fortaae eoer, bOaO
@ngle er for no9et. ldngt bebre enb jeg
fan BET. Su, ben tan ogiad fort9ae
ON SUB og bans pellignebe Son,
iom benptter Gnglene til line 3jsners.
,5aa fat i ben Bog, raa6te be
ale iammen. o5aa fai / ben %itruts!
8i Di0e fiooe Der og psnte, til Ou font
mer tilbdge meb BEN"
gogen bleO bentet; jeg aabnebe ben
og leits bet 10. aapitel at profeten
G3etiel og bet 7. aapitel at So6unnes'
Qa6snburins fra bet 8. 0ers til SIuts
ningen. Og Oa ieg leite bet II. Og IL.
8ers, bar Der fau itiQs, at man tunDs
bere en- anappenaal faloe. 0a jeg
f9Ite Srbene: De ffilae life bungre
mere, ejbeler tsrite. be1er life itdl 60
len br9noe Dem, baDoe jeg en- 5slelie
ar al Uganda moi biloe Dinoes for
&riItus. Seq ft life 2ob til at tage
9i6elen meb mig igen. Song Mtein
glemte albrig be Diounoerlige Orb og
ben ~m9rtoarbise 9irtning, Tom be
bdOos pdo BAN % uae bans 6sDoings.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-14

6orbrpoeragten pda
2~ol1anb. MsO fterre og itsrre Sn.
terssIs og Delia9tlIe fBlser 8efOlf-
ningen paa gftloaanb politiets peo-
Oarenbe forgapes 5orieg paa at fungt
ht 10 farlige 9olosmpnb. 8il6elm
Seen og Rosmus gjern. 5orleoer
1T politiet / Sortebing Meocelelit
ON, at be TAB | engeD9rtning / Gran.
&c Og Oelitdtsreoe Jig meo en- 8ef, oc
bele Stprten Bier | en- 5art brugt pao
8enene. 5nrsne dneoe imiolertir
llrdub og fggte neO til @ulo6OrgiunO.
hDOr be bemGgtigs0e Zig en- Bran, Der
ADis 5j9lp be ndaeoe Jaliter. Bill
btim tlaOte zig Iad at og rreoe prdm-
men ODER til 2oIanbsfiben. bporpdo
ban %iOgmmsbe til6age til daliter oQ
Drpg meb i'm 4ammerdt uo til npe
Jorer Og GbentDr. Oct Dil M Dift
Jig, ON bet falfterffs politi formaar
mere enb bet lolanoffei
Sra Sarfpbing melbes fenere, at
ben enc at be lolanbffe Wolosm9no,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-14

R|usfifte 2unomeno pa
Reife 9anmart. 5 @oosbe.
iiobere fra Ggnen omtring ReOal
9terfspropinierne berejfer | Oenne
lib 3onmarf for at f9tte fig inn
oanIf 2anObrug og gre Snofsb al
SeIte % aeer. SelIfobet. ION leofas
qes og DejleOes al BEN btenote ap9g-
exporter, SuititsradD 5riis, bar BE-
fBet f~orifeGige 6erregaurbe og Dprs
Tfusr os giort b~etpOelig Snotsb, ndDns
fla af rsot, Danif ap9g. Snsbag %
5orsOag par Selitubet / Sfdgen.
bbis Sep9roigbeber. fornemmelig
alitptantagsrne, toges I 2jeIDn. pdd
5rsbag dfrejisr Selfta6et oDsr Gre
o~eritshaDn til 9steborg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-14

De lolIanbfte 9pIbss
m e II D. Gen anDen df e lollunoIte
9olosmenO, gil6elm Been, bar fri
piaigt opergipet fig til politiet i Sar=
tsbing.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-14
Slnaanyt.

Opbsfalb. aaptajn. for9enD.
8pbmano 9aurib Sdreber / Mari6o,
st. at Dig, er ufgadet Deb 0soen, so
Aar gammel. Dan bar ben esentlige
8runplagger af Maribo Stiftsmuia-
nm og tog Dirfiom Del / 2eoelien al
Maribo amts Stptteforening.
9reoe QblefelDt 2aurDigen, Nr
9ammelmofs, er efter bpdb ct priDat
telegram meooeler .0ag6l.", pluoielig
afgaaet Oeo 9goen, 60 Qar gammel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-14

9pen, efter 6arl glod8 MaIeri.
374 Stoer / OmiIog. Reoidt fra
$1.80 til 60c.
Is. 0igtc, gumle og me, al Chr.
8intber. 300 Sibsr | SmIIog.
Rebfat fra $1.00 til 4Oc.
70. Den lille 6ornblaier, ct digit at
8. g. 6oIit meO mango 5auItras
tioner at q. Gbriitianien. 134 Sioer
/ Omfag. ReoIat fra $3.50 til 81.
80. 100 SmaaTbtfer for 9iolin. Sams
lebs of g. Saitrdn. A Sioer /
Smfldg. ReOIat ia 90 til 25c.
81. 8riftsIige QepneOslp6 / Get 10.
Qar6unorebe RED u. 6. 8. @robez
Rosmusitn, SogaepraIt / qIerup
% 0dbinoe. 2. 3atts, ~inbeboloer
auoOig 6arms, Cir 6enrn 6ape=
Iott o9 So6n 4iaiams. 217 Sioer
0mIlag. Rebiat til doc
81. qrifelige Q~eoneosle6 / BET nittenoe
Qay6un6re6e BID u. 6. g. @rooes
8asmusieu. 5reoie 3atfe. 215
Gioer i 0mIIag. Qe0iat til 4oc.
50. grifelige QepneOslpb / BET nittenoe
Qarbunbreoe peo u. s. g. @rooes
@asmusien. 165 Si0er i 0mfiag.
4eoiot til 40c.
81. On 5orItaaelIen at nogle 9ibsls
ord. Ga u~nosrie9elie al Otto
MgIsr. IS Sioer i Omilag. 0eOs
Fat ira As til 2Oc.
So. Dor 6erres Seius G6riiti 9iergs
%prabitsn. 9raDitener / Srinitatiss
then at 5r. Qrn6t. Mt6 ct 5ororb
al qroDit 3. 9a6l. 426 Cher /
Omilag. 0eOiat ira $1.35 til SOC.
s6. glaaot MenneTfeqbsrne pad I'm
6e6rioerne. Misiionur. Or. 3o6n
qatons Gin % 9irtiom6to, uogibet
at qaitor StoriOban. MeO Sobn
patons 9ortrat og II S%auitratios
nsr. 253 Siber / Omilag. Neos
lat fra 80 til 25c.
81. Den belligs Qdbbers. @sbliges
bolbeIIen / airten at 0r. 9. 9uoe.
9omproDit. 333 SiOer / OmIlag.
Nebfat fra so til 40c.
SO. MisiionssS tubier og arititfer efs
ter en- Reiie til Snbien at Or. q.
9runbemann, inf qr9It. Speriat
al 5reberif Rb9aarb. 217 Sioer /
Smflag. Rebiat fra 70 til 25c.
SO. Oct triitelige Gin, praoitener ober
Ssnbagss 3etitsr at apotlenes gres
be at e. Mau. prat / Stelerup.
378 Sibsr i Omilug. Rcbiat fra
$40 til 25c.
90. Jiuuosns Sorg % Sor9ens Raabe,
prabitensr at 8il6elm girteoal,
S%osneprait for Rpslinge Menigs
beb. 9rGbiteaer paa dIe Strife
uorets Ssns og 6%eGisOoge ~foruOen
8 8oublet 9rGbitener. l., Q. 1104
Si6er. Nebiat fra 1920 til $1.6o.
81, ariitoHer galfenborf % 6anfes
oterns. 9iitoriTt SfusTpil I fem
6anblinger at Maeoalene 36oreisn.
1914 Cher. Nebiat fra $100 til
20c.
90. Subs Naabe, 9anfer / Ttile Ii
mer at q. 80. 5afitrem. IS Siber
/ Omilag. QebIat fra 60c. til 20c.
90. 9eorg Wai6ingtons 9eOnso Deb
&rtItian gitersuarO. SoOsOiagelig
efter GbparO Gfperetts .Qife Of
WaI6ington". 81 Sibsr / OmIldg.
Rebiat fra 40 til 15t.
"a. &rinelige Smdaitbtier at e. .
meb 5ororb al 9aItor Qsi6eafelotz
6anien. 81 Siber / OmIlug. Nsbs
fot fra 30 til Toe.
90. Sunb 5ornuft eler SObn plobs
manbs 5orelasningsr At 6. 8.
Spurgeon. 200 Siber | OmIdlg.
Heblat fra 70 til 40c.
nan1xh cufh. Publ. HcuSA.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-07-14

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