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Amador ledger., 1904-03-18
SUPERIOR COURT.
HON. R. c. RUST. JUDGE.

Celesta Motroni VS.. E. CARL and
others-Continued until March 10.
Ancient Channel M. Co. vs.. J. B.
Rawllngs-Continued until March 10.
Estate and guardianship of Anna
Rebecca and Jennie May Chamberlain
Final account settled and guardian
discharged.
Estate OF Ed. Julius Klein-W. D.
Dufrene appointed administrator; bond
fixed at $3.50.
Estate of Frank Frates-Matter con-
tinued until March 10.
Estate of Jerry Hardy-Petition to
set aside whole estate for benefit OF
widow continued until March 10.
NEW SUITS.
E. Ginocchio & Bro. vs.. David Fisher
Suit to recover S348. 15 for merchan.
disc sold and delivered to defendant.
Amador ledger., 1904-03-18
Pulled Off A Finger.

G. B. Valceschiui, the all-round man
at Mares hotel, met with a painful
accident last Sunday. He was leading
a horse while driving in a buggy beyond
the leila mine. and got the rope around
his finger, when the horse started in to
prance around. pulling on the rope
with such force as to disjoint the second
finger of his left hand at the first
joint. 1t was taken clean off, with
bone and flesh. The doctor was called
in, and had to amputate a portion OF
the remaining finger. The patient is
doing as we'll as could be expected.
Amador ledger., 1904-03-18
Special Clothing Sale

Suits that are right up to the min
ute in style. The kind that will make
you feel dressed up. The kind that
will save you money. Redlick clothing;
every suit guaranteed.
All-wool sack suits as low as $6.45.
Compare them with the $40 suits of
other stores.
Mems all-wool black serge suits,
1915. Perfect in every way. A better
suit than other dealers will sell you
for $3.50.
Mems all-wool fancy tweeds, chew
lots or silk mixed worsted suits for
$3.50. AS good as any $3.50 suit sold
by any clothing store in Jackson.
Amador ledger., 1904-03-18
Jackson Game Association.

A meeting of the local game club was
held Saturday evening at the Office of
DR.. Wilson in the We'll building.
There were some half dozen members
present-it being the first meeting held
for several months. The regular
meeting night was changed from Sat-
urday to the first Monday of each
month. A committee of three was ap-
pointed to confer with the Sutter Creek
association in regard to the proposed
ordinance in relation to trout. The
committee was named as follows: G.
B. Arditto, F. A. VOORHEES, and o. H.
Reichling.
Amador ledger., 1904-03-18
PINE GROVE.
PINE GROVE, Ma

PINE GROVE, March Is.
The Pine Grove school was closed
Tuesday morning on account of the
teacher, Miss Daisy D. Fox, being ill.
Mrs. Ballantine returned home last
Sunday from Charley Harmon's, where
she has been working.
A. G. Adams, the proprietor of the
Pine Grove hotel, had to postpone his
dance last Saturday night until some
time in the future, on account of the
break in the ditch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Coutch and daughter,
OF Stockton, passed through here last
Tuesday on their way up near Luttrell's
station.
Amador ledger., 1904-03-18
St. Patrick Entertainment.

The entertainment given in Loves
hall last night, in behalf of st. Patrick S
church, was grand success in every
way. The annual celebration of the
day in Jackson for the benefit of the
church is invariably success, but this
year the outcome was unusually graft
flying. The night was stormy, and
many were kept away from this cause
Nevertheless the hall was packed to
the doors. The reserved seats, num-
bering over 200, were all taken. The
drama presented was entitled because
1 Love You," in four acts. All the
characters were sustained by local
amateurs. They have been practicing
for weeks, and their acting displayed
not only thorough preparation and
careful training. but histrionic ability
of no mean order. 1t would be out of
place to particularize. The characters
were taken as follows:
Imogene Courtleigh-wilful,. wayward and
Ginger-A gypsy wall. Miss Loretta Meehan %
Nance Tyson-Her supposed mother. :.......
Mrs. Mary Freeman
..........................M Miss Emma Boarman
Horace Verner-An artist, and accidentally a
AoiItOu Luo1. .JaneS H. Dye
Dine Potts-His chum, and Incidentally In
loge with Ginger. .,............J Joe Phelps
Ira Courtlefgh-lmogene's guardian. .,.,
r..;.;........,. ...,..,.......:;.;... Jas Jay Wright
Buck Tyson-A gypsy tinker j. W. Caldwell
Elmer Van Sittert = An Anglomaniac New
Major DUFFY . County Clerk and confederaaa e HarS
veteran ......-..........,..... Geo LuSe
Squire Ripley-A Virginian landlord .........
.......................Be Ben F. Gilbert
Lige-A gentleman Of color. ....... Phil Roberts
A dance followed the regular enter
tainment, which was also largely at
tended, the whirl of pleasure being
kept up till 4 O'Clock a. m. The re-
ceipts of the entertainment are not
known at present, but a very sub
stantial balance for the church will re-
main after paying expenses.
Amador ledger., 1904-03-18
The Name Witch Hazel.

The name Witch Hazel is much alb
used. E. G. Dewitt & Co. Chicago,
are the inventors of the original and
genuine Witch Hazel Salve. A certain
cure for Cuts, Burns, Bruises, Eczema,
letter, Piles, etc. There are many
counterfeits of this salve, some of which
are dangerous, while they are all worth
less. In buying Witch Hazel Salve see
that the name E. G. Dewitt & Co.,
Chicago, is on the box and cure is
certain. Sold by all druggists.
Amador ledger., 1904-03-18
Bad Indeed.

Losing flesh is indeed a bad sign.
Take Scott's Emulsion for it. For
weak digestion, for defective nourish
ment, for consumption, take Scott's
Emulsion. 1t restores flesh because t
strikes to the cause of the loss.
Amador ledger., 1904-03-18
Mems Shoes

Mems Satin Calf Shoes,
fine for every day use, per
pair ST..
Mems Casco Calf, lace or
congress Shoes, pair $1.25.
Miners Kip Shoes, nailed
soles, pair $1.50.
Mems Dress Shoes, welt
ed soles, $3.50 kind $3.50
Misses School Shoes, kid
or calf-skin, pair ST..
Infants Soft Sole Shoes,
pair $1.50.
Amador ledger., 1904-03-18
Ladies' Shoes

Ladies' Kid Oxfords; good
house shoes; s;;$l.25 kind 75c
Ladies' Kid Dress Shoes;
new shapes; So value, So.
Ladies' stout lace or but
ton Shoes for every day
use, pair 81.
Ladies' fine Dress Shoes,
E. P.Reed & Co'smake $3.50
DRESS GINGHAMs = New
spring fancies; as good as
Amoskeag's. Our price for
this 123c percale is, yd 33c
Amador ledger., 1904-03-18
Hospital Report.

The county physician reports from
the county hospital for the month of
February as follows:
Admitted-Joseph Cherizola, aged
70, native of Italy, suffering from de-
bility.
Matthew Skews, so years, native of
Wisconsin, miners consumption.
Discharged = Robert Pounds, j..
Goodrich and Joseph Smith.
Died-James Cushman, February 20,
of senility.
No. patients March 1, 81.
Amador ledger., 1904-03-18
Happy, Healthy Children.

Any child can take Little Early Ris-
ers with perfect safety. They are
harmless, never gripe or sicken, and yet
they are so certain in results that ro-
bust constitutions requiring drastic
means are never disappointed. They
cannot fail to perform their mission and
every one who uses DeWitt's Little
Early Risers prefer them to all other
pills. They cure biliousness. Sold by
all druggists.
Amador ledger., 1904-03-18
Mems Hats
ESPECIAL PRIcEs-A

-SPEClAl PHiCES-2A
Fine Fedora Hats. black
or colors, 75c to $3.50,
We guarantee you a say.
ing of from SOC to $1.5O
on any hat you may buy
from us.
Mems Stetson Hats (the
real thing) any shape, $4.
Boys Hats, 25c to $1.25.
Every price lower than
anywhere else.
Amador ledger., 1904-03-18
You Know What You Are Taking

When you take Groves Tasteless
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle showing
that it is simply Iron and Quinine in a
tasteiess form. No Cure, No Paw. SOC
Amador ledger., 1904-03-18
Bankruptcy Notice.

In the United States District Court for the
Northern District of California. No. 443O.
In the matter of Willis R. Forbes, bankrupt.
To the creditors of Willis R. Forbes Of Jackson,
Amador County, Cal, a bankrupt:
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON
IN the 14th day of March, 1904, the said' Will
lis r. Forbes was duly adjudged bankrupt, and
that the first meeting OF the creditors will be
Building, 9th ana K Streets, Sacramento, Cali
fornia, on the 31st day of March, 1904, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, at which time the said
creditors may attend, prove their claims, ap-
point a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and
transact such other business as may properly
come before said meeting.
Dated, March 18th, 1904
CHAS. A BLISS,
mar1S1t Referee in Bankruptcy.
Amador ledger., 1904-03-18


Trust this store to save you
money. We are here to serve
your best interests. Every price
we name on these pages you
will find in the store. 1t isn't
always so with other firms we
know. Some merchants think
they can print anything in a
paper, without making it good
in the store. Such stores never
grow like Redlick's. The truth.
the whole truth, and nothing
but the truth, first, last and all
the time, here.
Amador ledger., 1904-03-18

LOST : Gold case watch between
jackson and Martell's station. By
leaving same at the Ledger Office for
Identification, the finder will receive a
reward of $50.
Amador ledger., 1904-03-18

Pioneer Flour is the "Lily of the
Valley, " the ''Pearl of Perfection"
Convict Wood, one of the ringleaders
OF the Folsom outbreak, has been con-
victed in Placerville of murder in the
first degree in the killing of F.'M.
Rutherford. He will receive the death
penalty.
Jackson tongues have been agog the
past week discussing the anonymous
scandalous letter deposited in the post
Office and addressed to a resident of the
town. The communication is having
just the opposite effect to what the
writer intended. Sending anonymous
communications with malicious intent is
species Of annoyance condemned by
all right-minded people. A determined
effort will no doubt be made to find out
the author of this outrage.
P. Burlington, ex-editor of the Led
ger, who has been making peculiar de-
mands upon residents of Jackson lately
through the mail, is said to be in Los
! Angeles,
Amador ledger., 1904-03-18
Carpets and MattingS

Mattings will be higher this year.
The war will make prices go up. No
telling how much we will have to ask
when our present stock is sold; until
then these low prices are yours.
Good China mating at 10c, 129c, 15c,
1Sc and 22c yard.
Extra Japanese mating at 1Sc, zoe,
22c, 25c, SOC, 35c yard.
Especial Carpet Prices
INCLUDING SEWING AND LINING.
Extra Super, yard wide 60c
Best all-wool Ingram, yd. wide, yd. 9Oc
All-wool 3-ply carpet, yd. wide $1.OO
Best Tapestry, 27 in. wide, yard S5c
Elegant velvets, 27 in. wide. yard $l.OO
Amador ledger., 1904-03-18
To Cure A Cold In One Day

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
If it fails to cure. e. W. Groves sig-
nature is on each box. 25c.
Amador ledger., 1904-03-18

This is money-back store.
Please remember that fact. Some
folks may try to make you believe
that because our prices are lower
our goods are not good. If you
ever doubt our word, come and
get your money back. We don't
want you to keep anything you
do not like that comes from this
store. We know our goods and
prices are right. So we'll do we
know it, that we are willing to
trade back, your money for our
goods any time you feel dissatisfied
Amador ledger., 1904-03-18
Rainfall.

The rainfall for the past week, ac-
cording to the Ledger Office gauge, has
been as follows:
Amador ledger., 1904-03-18

See our new line of Radcliffe shoes
and oxfords. This line has just ar
rived, and it is safe to say that they are
the best that $3.50 can buy. Jackson
Shoe Store.
Amador ledger., 1904-03-18
Uncalled-for Letters.

Letters remaining unclaimed in the
Jackson, Cal, postoffice, for the week
ending Mar. Is, 1904:
Avanzini Carmelino John Campbell
Miss Rosi Conconi H. F. Ellege
Jack Luke F. LazZaroni
Pietro Noce Albrecht Neubert
Wm Smith j. W. Craighead (plxpl
Mrs. E. Devote (9 R. T. M. Satterthward 1cd)
G. G. FoLGER, Postmaster.
Amador ledger., 1904-03-18

Go to Haller's, lone, for bananas,
oranges and lemons.
Amador ledger., 1904-03-18
Money in Treasury.

By official count made March Z, the
amount and kind of money in the coun-
tY treasury was found to be as follows:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-26
O0111t
Ill OF Ou al sambe0 / ytmmerue
ligciOm 6aocr.
0jGlpelns SuDal D | tire Var.
Sr. Miles' Neruine gjOrOe mine
HcrOer itGrfe.
0jGlpclus SnDal D / tire Mar.

q mauae aar lfo i9 al ~irnatflil 0abfbpiaf O.
Smette / Ba8houeoet, o. iluiteti4 bien oct 10 lltnf
mfo ma. dt iea nj ncrues S~nGffelie. 8ta baabe hnpz
pfgc Sutmmelhroeauia 20 bar id f9aa o. r~1utaftti.
al IA tuu funbe tdQf mflef Int W9rtn1 = bfoff
eaQfr u%btalfe. at leg tnntr Tile leoc. a. Ica utioe hg al
Ia alrfs. liaefum mir Raber % AcAfcia6ef aforbc
bet. ,lea tortleD IN h~lrlDelas ,lupnllo T., Vat bn
lea hgrte ON II. Otiies' heitoratiee 9frniUf oq be-
Qnnhte al brltlt ban. Zen 8iuisr betaHbi lcg mig
bfbrt emo hiou1 mnHae War. oa Tea bar ne llat al
tenne frnateliQs o1nebptnr. fheii ga frtt ornate IT.
STILES Nritogatioe 5(tTplne Vim appeii' Pr ace. "a
mine 9erpe CT ftnrte. Wrs. Rl %. BufHel. gt9q.
CdtlaHh Npf., U(iuueaputis, Ottfn
q maug Nar le0 ie9 al netpes SuTtfeif "a tluef
lie basic NIT 0usbulbHIHQsnrbfiot taft hlur nuai
ION helm al D%aretaae. Min U}aur rlr mtBst lola. "a
poneontueu mcart itTrt. % icB par ina nerpes. Al Der
TER lie en- Rot 4arti, hnor lea 1nn ntfre fnt en- 5lmt
% l8anaen. ri brlgte / papotfoHts a. 8alars I'll
HnGf og Uiebilin. ,3ea blcu tert III atHlln @ bfz
hanblct az Speoalttet mtu a { nj iBaeH HHtta enofs
Ii bartf q cf 81. W1es Jfruiuf "a tf4aubff at
bfn9f Del. 3eg var |iettapiet cuer az or tialp MIA
lan hhrfi8t % tnr uar MN elToe. oI Itl. fitfrat hout
b1uat ino 6loifPr. iaHbt. at 30 fuietrHtg haDbs pfn
uHnbet mt eelbreo." = Rrs. u q. 16on.lpu. IN
NTH. NiiHu.
Hne N tteffgc frlafr og goranteret ben fefhe Flaft
a Il. 9tiifs eeaemiolfr- 1frln etler ri 8ea en-
8Crugniet 90 0i fttingbnmme. Abrfsie a. gtiles
9}fhitai &c. glthart. 3nb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-26

barn, 6por Der bripes ct Iaotalot ,es
lettriIt" ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bleo
forneIi9 6ismiegt al 70 9runoe / cen
uge; fsrIte Sang Cnsbag ben q.
,Suli, anoen Sang Spnbag ben 81.
Sui. geg9e @ange brpb Sloen I'D
paa ct 3ibspuntt, oa 5orretningen
bar fittet, og begge @an9e bar Der
orunbet 5ormobning ON, at ben bar
pddidt.
5orretningen8 5~noe6ooer tunoe
Inlet oploie. Der tunoe IRE til 6ors
flarin9 al bet maritIi9e 5iIfaloe;
ban %fortalte. al ban og bans 3ilitqz
Ter oen fprite Sang tom 6iem ira
sRotional" 6oor be 6apoe tiIbro9t
2fienen, og fan6t ba 9utitslotolet /
lDs Cue. Sgnbog Gftermiboog. od
Sloen onben Sang brso 10, brGnote
ben / en- 9el 4falb / 89loeren. %
feaer life paa bette 3iospuntt bar
ban til Steoe.
Pplitiet feate ba 0plDsni69er poo
eaen s0aanb % unoreoes oper, IA
itartt ben paa9albenoe par biemis9t.
Mepens ban 6aooe 6orretnir9 poa
ben anoen She at @o6en. haooe ban
raida bait en- 3lospaafattetie. % /
4s6et al for6olospis tort 9io 6apoe
BAN 3 Sarge anmeIot Sn66ruO / fin
forretnin9. llnoerfs9eIien bs9nnote
Oa at toes / ct liOt anoet Spor enc
o%prinoeIig % i 6orgoors Bier baaoe
Observation-Disclosures % bans 1iIItgs
rer efier af6olOt 5orbBr belagt meo
9(rreit, iigteOe for at 6obe paoiat
9rdnhene.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-26

Siortsbsj Morbet. - !
Infebning al ben iibfte @nbolbelfe |
6iortsbeisS ogen ftriDer Sors 4mtss
tibenbe, bpis Rebdftsr I fin sib feID
aFaebs Sjortsbsi ct gefs9. fslgsnos:
@i tunbe meset enfte, at 9jOrtse
~6simorbet nu bleb oberbrdeet en- bbos
iis ommisiionsbommsr til gebunbs
fling. Otter bort asnbna6 til be To-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-26

aelnerea CT glao peb bernie auns
oe, tbi ban freezer goot ine. % Der
pdnter not oqiaa gone Drittspenge
- getaliugens Stunb tom8et. Il,
meritaneren bar ielbfstgeIig itit ons
let enc FUNDS Stptier. men aels
neren pstsIer 6em beaere er5 GENE I
bonitt Qen9e.
Raite Dag tommer ae.nsrsn % /
8antsn meo i'm ameritanIte Ulent.
U}an beoer BAN pant gaa ilea. 3et
er 10 fun en- Spiaement. -
Soolebes er bet gaaet feg. Seine
re Oerube 90 StranoDejen. Zen K
6liper 10 not floge at Stloe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-26
Brem m b befso

5remmebbesp Deb
G'penb6ore mari legations
profesior peb ltutperiitss
let / 9ftben, RicOlas 5. 9dbiootis.
opbolosr Tg for 3iben / 5OenOb rs
for at fatte fig inb I GorbolOens Deb
ben berb9renbe Nabigationsftole.
profesioren bor. fortafIer oSpbb.
amtstib.", I no9le Dage oeerboret
5oreOrus os Gtsomindtioner poo
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-26

So. Wiaj. aOn9cn / aarbn0.

BUS frioer .9asblabet4 At 8. au=
gut:
81 bar Tet 4ar4ns tleOt / Set
oragt Iaa ofte og ri bar Jet 4arbuss
ianerne be9eiitreoe mere END cen
Sang. SpOen laper MI Og oa 9la
oens Sluier oabnes poa bib 9ab %
0iper iig ben / Stemningens o8 So
lelfernes Rus. Wlen alorig bar ri
let Qarbus' 9orgere iaa fplOt meo
operitrpmmenoe Subel % 9lroe ION
/ often. oa 6s. Maieitot 9it ombpro
poo o9annsbroo."
Selpe 8agn forlsb rolig. gtaies
itaten op6olot fig ip pau Mdrielisz
borg, 6por Der aloften g par 5dfei.
Men oa 4ftenens lette 0}prte iGntez
oes oper 8nen, m9rfeoe nan, At
8orgsrne ruitebe f9 til cen toilette
9oao. @aoerne bar p~berfpI0te.
Som Gftenen brpo frem, bier 5olte-
manoom itsrre. 0Der @angben
itraaleoe bet eleftriife Chs. % / Bin
buerne tanotes Qniene 6orret=
ningsz fom pribnte 9inouer iaumis
nerebes.
Stradlenee feitlig lao oa 8uten
al 6bilten Maieitaten piloe TIRE til
6aDnen. Qaa 6apnepIobien itrsms
meoe 6olt oasrebe iammen oeo 81
5ioen. 9eo 9z3ioen bar bet nqiten
umuliat ot tr9nge ia iqennen.
Samtioi9 par &utsn, ao 6oiIten
Moieitaten piloe TIRE. et bplaenbe
Menneite6db.
9riumftoaet begnn0te. Qnoerl,s
oes tan nj life betegne aon9ens 3art
gtnnem 9pen. 6Dor 8oqnene meO
be tgt. 6eritaber Tom frem qennsm
be oplDiie gdOer. lso 5oltets bierte=
parme 6bloeft, og enOelss SubeI bill
tie be tongelige, Oa be tsrte inb paa
6abneplaoien. Ser par en- QfbeIinq
Snfanteri truftet op unber ~oialbenIe
.0ornmuIif. gDens tioile % milf
tare Gm6eosmanb "a 6onoratiore5
og ispriat be famine, iom ON 5orz
miobo9en bar msbte.
Der fanot en- tort Sur Steo, peo
6oilten acngen tog 4fifeo meo Dc tiis
! itepeoarenbe. Stdoig rait Og ysrig.
iom en- gngliug beoageoe ban fig Din
paa 9laoien blanbt be ioriamlebe
6o~uoratiores. apbmano 6ans gros
&c uo6ragte et tortelig motiperet
.9epe 5onS WojeItat 9ongen@, oey
6eipureoes meo begejitreoe 9urrdz
raab.
Sa, oenne Subel! StormenOc,
uben Gpbolo! 6%urraroabene linn
geoes uoen Stanbsning ub / ben
Iune Sommeruat, lpienbe tiger ira
foriteaige Steoer / 61pnen Rdfetter
bbislenoe mob ben merte Nattebims
mel. 90 Maieftaten Ter ia 9lab
nm, og for bbtrt b%ragenbe 6urro IN
nes bans gep9geIfer bngre. 6ou
tdger enbeIig 4fiteb neb 9arterue
qrins @briit'a an og priniesie Qlers
anbrine og gaar b~erefter omborb /
o8unnebrog".
Saa tsrer q%rinieparret tilba1e
til Marielisborg. 6eftene maa gaa
/ Stribt; Menneitemqngben er ION
en- Mur. Og Subel og 6urra fplOsr
itabie 2uften. 6r bet pirtelig aars
%husiunerne, be iinbige Spbsr? 9i
fenber benz flet lite 1 benne obenub
begejitrebe Stemning.
.0onnebrog" Teller life / often;
berfor bliDer 5olt enbelig tr9tts cg
edar hiem. 6srIt naar Woresnens
fsrfte 2ps i~truuler ON Qarbusbug.
ten, forluber &ongen ben jDbffe 5os
be6itab. 8efsget Der Dil moafte fsje
ct plus til Moieitatens fife 2iDss
erinbringsrA GOr 2lunbus goraere
bill 9o9en bare uforqlemmeli1.
Mange 4dr gift Der, inben Song
G9riition saIteoe gben; Mobtagsfs
len piite, 6bor megst man bopbe
langtss oerefter. Oct bar Spnanbs
6oDebitab. Der 6blbebe 0anmorts
gdmle 0rot.
Der er Torub ~fortdlt ON bans
Mobtagelie paa 6o0neplabfsn bco
Mibbdgstiber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-26

Sc tore St anoner ira 6a0=
6unoen. - 81 meooelte forleOen, at
Ter At 91ttere ira 6ar5opre oar o2s
taqet "a fore aanoner ira 9inieItiz
Get q. @eorg, iom itodr paa 4 5aoz
ne 9an6 ubior 1borsmin6e. Der er
MI iTflge @en6i. 3io. boerliqere Do
facet II 8ononer, % Iaa fnoes Der
life Here, JON nan fan tomme til.
uoeH at foretage en- itsrre Spranq=
ming / 9ragets Dat meo 8Dnamit.
De optagne aanoner. Der bar En-
9agt al ca. 1000 Qb. pr. Stf., or
at 0Dtteriets Sfonnert blepen ieilst
til 9bp6orsnaanaI o9 ino5ragte paa
R%orotdngen. De er meget ruftue
uoen ON, men inoen / bar be Ilet in
tet libt unber be 90 Qors 0pbolo /
6dDet, fdd tat bar ben for aanonegs
ne dn6ragte Drop IIuttet.
6pis life a%anonerne fan falqes
for auriofitetens SfDlb - Der for
Ian9es ira 200 til $50 ar. pr.Stf.
= ItaI be Ipranges meo 9Bnamit oo
til Sernitbberierne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-26

tate 5or9olo amer Ri bet for operbei
enoe Ianoipnliet, at oenne 8daoe er
til at lpie, napnlig nu, ba Sinoene
er folone / Ro, og gefoltningen TER
tale frit ub
@i fit T. SIS. / i'm 8io OplDit ir1
beoIte Slide, at Marie Sprenien bar.
De paret banqe for at 9aa enc I'D j.
ben Sui. 6bob par ba Ttet2 9ette
maa pit tunne oplDies.
Den orreIterebe 8jeneItetarI
Soban 4eOer Mittelien er ifelge q.
3. blepen leslabt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-26

Mrrefterebe for grantz
ftffteIfe. Stotsjsforretnin>
gen paa geferbroeobe 126, asben<
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-26

uTDte. st 9drnf toIbet
til 0ebe.- Gn life 8 0danebers
qiqe. 0atter al llrtetrammer DC
tbieien I 5atfoneraIeen 1O2, apben#
6apn. bapoe ben 9. os., meoens bun
Iao / aetfenet, faaet fat / 5oberens
itore. tunge Stot. ION bun nnDer lot
Qnitranqelie bdtsebe meo. 0ese9rre
qreb Stotten fat / en- @rooe meo 10
oenoe Suppe; @rpoen paIteoe, og ben
ietteoe. porme gaoite it1rtebe uo ober
ben lille.
4oa @arnets Sfrig tom Moberen
ilenoe til. pa bun iod. 6oa0 Der bar
let. tea bun ben fife paa Qrmen, og
lpnote ig til 6ofpitalet.
Nan menle, 8arnets Qio life itob
til at reobe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-26

5relft "a al btufnG st
3%els9raf6uo, oer b. :. %. bar Il
2@rinOe paa 1olobo6en. 5,so 9lubics
Iia rant al ct 5efti9t Slos5eTnbenoe
% itortebe ira aaitn pan RorOre
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Int % burtigt tom aapteir Rasmus
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Steoe / en- gaao % reo0eoe Manosn.
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isOrigt par meaet ipg % meOiaaet.
6an tom boa efterbaunoeu uoget til
iig ielp % beTnoer iiq fiber BELT pei.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-26

On PIattenlaesr - 5rd
Qalborg ielegrufereoes b. 8. Qlug. til
81. g.: Oct berbGrenbe 9oliti far
ifslgs Qalborg Qmtst. anbolbt en-
perfon, Der talber iig Slangerup, og
iom / be fioite par Tiger bar ,,tebl"
life minore enb II gjenbomme | Qals
borg uben at eje en- ROB Gre / Com
men, s flere 3ilfGlbe bar ban Toas
ct ftrepet papirer paa 6anbelerne,
men naturliebis robet SGloerne be-
tale. Sans inbgaaebe 5orpligtelisr
pr. /. Qug. b. u. unbrog alene 40,
900 Str. Slangerup Ter ub til at
p9re en- Wonb pan $40 Qdr "a
ger, flyer en- Sd9fsrer. bos bbem ban
bar Oeret for at fud itrebet qopirer,
nprmeit Snbtrbt at at babe en- Sfrue
les. 6an tsbte fritiflsIf, bpab ban
Tao, og gl9bebe berefter 2ejerne meb
at fette 2ejen betnbelig neo. 9nn bar
tfter Sigenbe ~inbfasferet bels SSnli
apurtals 2eje / be at BAN otebts"
G%jenbpmme.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-08-26

9|enerul be Me3as 0rars
teo. = 5orfsmt og upaaagtet. =
0a @rreftforodrer Glmgretn / Ran
oers unber ct Op6olb / &ebenbapn
%fornplig bar uoe pna @orniions airs
legaarb for at fe til fine 7orelbres
@rape, oberraitebes bar / life ringe
0rab peb at Re ben ftdnbaleie 3ils
itanb, / boilten 9eneraI be We5ds
9roo benlda. Webens be fleite al be
omliggenbe 8rape bar bel oebli9es
bolbte og fmpftebe meb &ranie %
glomiter, bar be Me3os @rao obers
greet at ct 9ilbnis, oe fun ben graz
9runititen bite, bbor ben topre &C.
neral bpiler.
Stdl ben lltat og 9aan, Iom ufors
itplot fulgte be We a iii bans Geo,
fsigs bum no oDet DeSsu, 90 Il Dir
ineen obre | 6obeoitaben, Tom bar
Gbne og Billie til at oebligeboIoe re
Me3os @rab? ipsrssr 9r. Glmgreen
/ Ranbers Qmts Nbis.