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The daily tribune., 1904-08-01
U. P. Pacific coast Trips.

San Francisco and Los Angeles and
return. 1900; via Portland In ons
direction. and either "Shaata Routs''
or 0. r. and N. steamer between
Portland and Ban Francisco, only
Sill extra.
Tickets sold August 10 to Ssptsm
ber II. inclusive; final return limit
Oct. IS.
To Portland. Seattle. Tacoma,
Vancouver. or victosia and return,
one fare for the round trip. Tickets
sold August IL to 10. inclusive; nnal
limit sixty days from date Of sale.
Free side trip. Ogden 10 Salt Lake
City and return on any Of these tick
ets. Very liberal stop-ovsrs allowed
ON any OF the above tickets and the
Union Pscihc gives you quicker time
and better service than any other line
For full information call on Union
Pacific agent or address E. r. Grimm,
aenI. Agent. 941-l7th st.. Denver.
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cees sf sa,sI..hlps

Twenty ysars ago (1sss) . British
,sttleship cost about 5000. 900; the
Admiral class t1ss0). cost about a..
600. 900; the Royal Sovereign class
lssS-s6) cost about $4,000. 900; the
Majestic (1ess-sO cost S4.400. 900;
the Formidable and the Duncan (19ol)
cost more than $4,000. 900: the King
Ddward VII. the Dominion and the
Commonwsalth, now building. will
have displacemsnts of about 1880
tons and win cost about %. .400. 900.
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I. - pgs.ell :

- nsAisy \ y PssAas ss1fv =
-lgsa. O. n. aanaltsu ~ ssansn-
- issa xas Asl1aA
- D. Asssis rstssssa yssossaag
isaD ~ Wssl1's fsis.
Ma J. q. SsAasss vsse = ~.
~ yss>ss1ay ~ . vis1t-
-Aio yssasis Wsss9 = 1akisg .
vssaGisa - vislt1sg = Oanss Ul1y.
-Osia OsswSssa ~ tsla1 ~
vIssss vAsss - ~ . pssisi. n .
nill.
-Min 0reus hes sessp4sA . ~.
tiss With ths Hadlsy Nsennsils
-nf. 80 Mn. yrsA Milliksa a..
psss - - Dsavse teossrew bee .
sAsst vssa1iea.
Bert Ksliy. . Sornss Hlosssss
boy. was up froa Pueblo yesterday
rseswias aeqasintssoss.
-Miss Miller md Nia Lloyd Of
vistoe. spsns ths Latter part q last
vssh Visiting Hlossnes friends.
-nio n. L. Herman a Ooiosado
epriaO spsat Saturday and sasday
With Mis- Carrie Sweet of Florssos.
20. Y. Beta who hes bssa visit.
ine n nlissis for The past six o.
eight weeks has returned 20 Hlersoes.
-0sorss Dsibsrt. d ths Dsibs.t
Furniture o.. u II Pueblo today.
His friends aver that hs will look over
the circ1s.
Miss Myrtle 6kssls Of Osippls
Crssk departed for hss homo ysstsf.
day AFTER pssdins . few days with
rloesoss frisads.
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Chicago or St. Louis and Return

Chicago or St. Louis and Return
Via Union Pacific At very low rates.
Tickets on sale until Sept. so, inolu.
sive; fnal return limit Oct.8l.
Il can be arranged to have ticketl
to st. Louis read going via Kansas
City. returning via Omaha. or vice
versa.
Tickets to Chicago can rsad via
st. Louis In one or both directions II
desired.
Stop-overs Of ten days can be had at
Omaha and KAnsas City BY depositing
tickets; NO extra charge. Similar
stop-over ct 81. Louie. 81. 90 fee.
Union Pacific trains make the
quickest time between Denver and
Chicago and Denver and st Louis.
Write me for full particulars or
rates to any other points.
&. R. Grimm. Gen'l. Agent. s4l.l7th
ST.. Denver.
The daily tribune., 1904-08-01

Tickets to points east via the Mis-.
souri, Pacific from Canon City, and
stations west thereof. will allow pur-
chasers side trip from Pueblo to Dem
yer and return whom desired Please
bear this in mind. tt
The daily tribune., 1904-08-01
Wedt.. slee..s s.Il!rs shIp.

Germany has the largest sailing vss.
psl in the world. the Preusssn. Of 5000
tons. Just launched at 0eestemunds.
She 10 owned By the nrm that owns
The former largest sailing vessel, the
Potosi. Of 5000 odd tons. and will be
used In ths. trade with the Pacific
coast OF America The Preusssn 70
AT. fest long and So feet wide She
draws - fest and has . spread Of sau
Of $4,000 square feet
The daily tribune., 1904-08-01
kIns's American Name.

Numerous inquiries are being made
~ TO what would b. King Edward's
name II As hsd the honor Of being .
citizen Of the United States. His
mothers name was Guelph and she
married . man whose family name
was Victim. Therefore should hie
moea gracious mAjssty desire to ~
como citizen Of this country his p
psrs wcaao b made out b Albert =
Ws.. In.
The daily tribune., 1904-08-01
The vesse q Jenny linl.

lt would seem that the mantle oe ~
'lust:!ous Jenny Lind. who was known
"a ehs Swedish Nightingale. has fallsa
tpon her granddaughter. Miss Owen
oils Aauds. It u said that her rsndi.
Ion Of the songA by the masters has
von the admiration OF the critics Of
EUROPE. Jenny Lind left one daugh-
sr. who. although she did not possess
De voice Of her mother. was . writer
Il charming songs. II appears that
~ great singers talent passed over
'ne generation to remain the gift Of
he grandaaughter.
The daily tribune., 1904-08-01

Leave Florence today, arrive st.
louis tomorrow via D. and r. g. and
Missouri Pacific. Through Pullman
sieepers. Sec D. and R. G. agent.
tt
The daily tribune., 1904-08-01

The ". o T. U. will meet with
Mrs. Bissell. TassdAy afternoon At
$3.50. A report Of the district con.
vsntion will b. reed which will BE-
Of intsrsst 70 all ssd . full attend.
Ancs Ia desired.
The daily tribune., 1904-08-01
Stop That Csuehl

When cough, . tiokling or an
irritation In the throat MAKES you
feel Uncomfortable take Ballard's Z
Horshound Syrup. Don't wait until
the diseAss has gone beyond control.
Mr.. and Krs. J. A. Anderson. Sb4
West 9th St., Salt Lake Cisy. Utah.
writes: eve think Ballard's Hore.
hound Syrup the best medicine for
coughs and colds We have used IL
for several years; IL always gives i'm
mediate relief. is very pleasant and
gives perfect satisfaction. 26c, 600.
t1.00. Sold by A. A. Hull and The
Florence Palace Phacy.
The daily tribune., 1904-08-01

LaAiss a ~ T. 3. ebsrsA viii
sssvs Dsa1s Aasiag ~ Red Mss . Co.,
vsasssa IN tais sity ssxt Assuse-
The daily tribune., 1904-08-01

A bsestiful esio hasd painted -
dalltoa tree With svsfy doasn eabinsl
phoees this noash ss Rtnshars'l
sesdio. q
The daily tribune., 1904-08-01
Rheumatism.

When pains or irritation exist on
any part Of the body. the applica.
sion Of Ballard's Snow Liniment gi res
prompt relief. E. ". Sullivan,
Prop. Sullivan House. 81 Reno. O.
T.. writes. June 6, 1903: II take
pleasure in recommending Ballard's .
Snow Linimsnt 70 all who are afflict-
cd with rheumatism. II 10 the only
remedy have found that gives i'm
mediate relief 25n. 800. 81. 90.
Sold BY A. A. Hull and Florence
Palace Pharmacy.
The daily tribune., 1904-08-01
...roel1 neus...

Mio lGsCubs, fsshscsasis Ass.u.sk
tng. LISA Bisot. 1881
The daily tribune., 1904-08-01

WANTED-All kinds Of scrap iron.
metal. rope. rubber. rAgs and bottles.
Wsstern Iron and Metal Co.. n Bloom.
burg. Ofiios nsxt door to Whites
feed store. II
The daily tribune., 1904-08-01

rHE WRAfHgR-Pastly closdy
witt Iosai shsvsFs sosishs a.A T.ss-
day; vasDss Tuesday.
The daily tribune., 1904-08-01

II parties Who oot the blus and white
pillow fro0 vaaAnt houss on Cannsld
svenus will rsssfn 70 this ofios they
will receive reward.
The daily tribune., 1904-08-01

-. .. a1ivtsAD = OuahA ~,
= vis1eiao ~ sas>w Nm. =. u. ~.
~. L Mstsis. Dssaissss asasr.
~ stAb sesAs. - hsseAsr Il Nm.
olasa :. hiliis spsas sssAay h ~
~ WITH his sisess.
-nA OAas,ss 1sosss. sfsss . MI
w ~ Dasssas. NJ. - Nm. Rss&
oasesa. ~ yssossass ~ ~ hsos
b 0ssvse. bsang asssopasssl b ~
Asess. 0la1ys. vhe viii spsel shs
Ss0aisAas e ~ vssalisa II H. eapi-
~.
~ oshalssslnoss. whe ~ bssa
vlsf11Ag ~ . vsek With ~ Aaaehtss,
Ma OAesiss Uness. ~ tsdav IL
OstpDas Csssk. Aans3os asd Tie
Woea1's mir. As. seAlsssisssr II
- old tins rssidsas of PhilaAslphia.
having sssi6sd there for the last
thirty yeass- He was accoopanisd 70
Cripple Orssk y NJ. Chsrlss Unsss.
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Eye, Ear, Nsss and threat.

Or. sapsro. the Denver spscialist
Will again b In Florencs ct the Jack
Block. August 6th, 9th and 10th. I2t
The daily tribune., 1904-08-01

Phon. red ss4..
The daily tribune., 1904-08-01

\ D. THATCHER, Prss.
! 4. MccAMDLEae. vios-Prss.
n. .. 10y. oaah,sr.
49, A1lTOHE1.L. AssADtaas Oashis
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-17

g. Ground an round til We went an tn old cap
gen redder in tn face breathn' harder all tn time
could feel Bill commencn' wabble hsse jest as
wus about overhaul tn skipper what does he do but Jump
sudden-ike behind tn main plump into tn
thing an up like eggshe tn Teller says
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-17

well sir, you'd thunk he 'us froze solid tn way
ne stood az stared at meanr say tn erphant) When
he started rub his eyes give signal T. charge an
AFTER we catched step went claen' tn deck fer
IN SKIPPER like tn Old Harry hisse 1t ud make you laugh
I see tn way that ships master showed bis heels
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-17

owe us all in high spirits, 'cept poor Bill. Bill 'us
TIL mlzzn end O. tn entertainment dredfu at not
havin lookout he KEEP aakin o. abatross wot he'd
killed one day. by accident an predicted good
To scheme when all O. sudden who should pop from
behind tn deck-house but old Walrus.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-17

g. TIL idee o. course T. scare OF man Warrs ont
O. years growth, an ggered on rehears awhile about
tn deck afore we give tn big show The cal tn
weather so uncommon hot it bein off Borneo, Bill got
coplainn' about tn supply SO we Jest stood there While
DaVy Jones patched US in with sail needle an things
snug general.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-17

1--WE suffered shipwreck an starvation an .beer
cast adrift IN open boat usually my medicine
thout grumblin, but swoler by shark ever voin-
teer myself in bag again But Bill arterward
we'd had tn dayhghts skeered out O. old Cap Waus
while anyway
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-04-17

fcopyrieht. 1904. BY 6. J. HEt>
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-29
Sanlfe 9anbmanO
glmerifa.
~ 1 gabr

Stent jes alorig ielO bar drbejs
eel peo 2uHOpeien, Iaa be6 jig bog,
at bet er al a~leriterIte 8etponiug,
at Soroen bli0er bel tilsers6t fog
ben Seb, Iom qanomanoen Iaar /
BEN, og at zen Qfgrsbe. Der OotIet
cp eFter S0ben, bliSer 6eitet I reite
lib og poa rette Wddbe. Oct &
10 9anbmanbsns Opgabe at foritaa
bette og alt anoet, Der b6rer Drifs
ten at en- 9anbejenbom til. Den,
Der f%Oritdar bette Debit og bunOler
efter I'm Joritaaelfe. er 10 ben beos
tie 9anomdno.
9et er fprunget mig / Zine. al
2dnbm9nb / Qmerifa / Re9z
len er fua bpgtige / Osres Sag, fac
2onbmpnb uf andre Rationsr pad
Madoe obergaur Dem. s
6jemlanbet 0onmarf bar be 10
Iart Oeres Sag g%runbist fra fsrTte
8eepnbelIe at. De gar maattst arr
6ejbe baarbt unper SilIDn og &ons
troll df ebebe Gdgm9no poa famine
Maabe, Iom en- 3emmer eller Ulus
rer e[er en- anben 6adnbb9rter I
Danmdrt bar lert fit Sag unber en-
sbet Meiters Gsbelfe. Den ltbbans
neIfe, be fit | Dunmdrf til beres
0ibseerning, er fommen benz bels
bigt til Gobe Der | Mmerifa. Seq
beb ON 9ilfelbe, bbor Qanbmanb,
Der er febte I 4meritu, bdr mddttet
beres 2dnbeienbomme, forbi
life funbe Hare fig beb bisfs, cg
9Oor fud DANTE unber liee fau fats
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-29

pet2 6Oub mites s, tare Nlens
neiterl naar S ooerOejer Sdgen, fsr
: uotoler eoer / benz @tl s, at
ebers ggrn ital oare minore Obgti9e
eaer min6re moralite enb 5 felD, els
fer bill s, at De ital blipe pngtigere
CO 6e0re2
Del foiter Qrbejbs at faa bet gore
/ 5%or9Ibres 6olteejenbommelig9eo
til at gaa / 2ro til 8srnene. Meb
andre Orb, bet foiter 9rbejoe at faa
&enbifab til bdnif Sprog og &eIis
~gionens faligggrenbe Sanb6eoer ino
/ gernene; men bet er fanbeIig ct
Qr6ejbe, Der bill betale fig uomartet
gobt.
8anit fan gobt lGres beb Siosn
al Gngelif, naar Der blioer ar6ejoet
oerpaa. st Barn, iom flet life bar
mere eno alminoeliee Gbner, tan.
fra ben 3io bet begbnoer at sad /
Sfole 6iemme iDonmart, til ct CT
en- gn9ling paa IS aar, beb Sioen
al at baDe lert en- Del 6iitorie, Ndz
turfag % Matematit, tiaige bare
lart ire forifeaige leosnbe og TO De-
bet Sprog, iaa Gtsamen Tan to9e5
beri. Ynslinge / IS Qars alberen /
6unbreoeOis ta9er 30 boert Qar Stu
oenterefiamen / 9anmart % andre
ebropGiIts Qanoe efter / 5oroejen It
haoe lGrt poennnpnte fem Sprog
peo Sioen al en- Eel Del anbet. Som
iaa og fort9l os igen, at oanife 5or
albres gern / ct fremmeb 9anO life
eoner at lore al lrie og ifriOs 0anif
beo Chen at, at be l9rer bet Qan6s
6prog, ION he ootier op /.
Oct er en- for @taOe at ie Og ers
6oor buetiae 9anbmano Dor
fare DANTE / 4merita er. Wen BET
sr meaet IGrgeligt at pibe. at bet bill
1ad tilbage meb beres Bern, 9pis bet
ifal blibe 0eb at gaa, iom bet tegner
til for beres 9ebtommenbe, Der itadr
lesn fer Samfnnb men Sub Sub
iii, at alle ffdl f%relies; men Fan ton
.tfe FrelIe nogen, Der life er tommen
ii Grtenbegle af ben Sdnobeb, at
Jan er en- forta6t Sbnber. og Der
fie fom en- forta6t SBnber gribe Sc
'us meb Greens Saanb. 9aar Fl
5olf aitriitnes. faa bill bets D9gtig
| timelig 6enIeenbe afta9e. Den
banite 5or3Ibre Der / Qmerita
'cbte og OpOotienbe Sla9t er i me
Jet ffgrre 5are for 9tben for at Biz
,e aanbelist % timeIigt ruineret.
nh Menneitem9n9ben Oeb pm.
Den Z. Sanuar 1904.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-29
Seba9 at lGsse MGrFc til.

Ut Dor Qsfut 5reb. Socbnmlen al
6ebnr Sells, Sa.. oil beigse Nlbtrt Sea
% Cmean, Nlinn., meo bet nllerisrliG
og Of ban iO.uoen al meobrinse ct mutt
llounls al pore Bsser iii 5Orbonolius
oil moofuge enbuer 8eitiains pna 8ss-
er os glabe iii inmme 9riier JON oireitt
fra 5orretmusen. 8enpt 9sjlieb een
Danish. Luth Publ. House,
Slair, 9ebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-29

bet. Sg enbper iaaban burbe itstte
bette imItte 6oretogenoe. napulig
oa peb at tsbe gpgerne efterbaanOsn
Iom be uotommer. Del er ct 4rbei=
be for belle ben Iutberite airte %
burbe pinoe oens 3ililutning ION
inobdnt.
3. gf n9pnte 0perIettelie er az
lereoe uotommet 2. gino, nemlig l.
Sino, ION inbeholoer 2utbers 6or=
tlaring til be fsrite 8 At 9uOios
Salmer, o~per1at af Or. Center,
Iamt 3. 8ino: BUFFERS llbl9egeIIe
al 1. Moiebug, operfat at Profesior
Bartholomew / Sstano. qris
fen er lat iaa lapt, at enbber ian
cpertomme ZEN. l. 8ino er pau
462 Siber, meget imuft inbbunben
og toiter 1926. 3. 8inb, iom ie9
life enonu Far let, bill toite bet fans
me. Men ben. JON biz iu6itribere
pea 6ete @ertet. pil tunne fuu De
10 9inb for $3.50 eler $3.50 pr.
8inb. = Del er efter min Wsnins
fdo biaigt, at in9en pod @runo al
priIen burbe Iooe fig dfbolre ira at
fomme / 8eiiOoelie al bette ~tlasiiita
9ert. 5%oretagenoet bar msot ben
beoite Mobtagelie oberult ben III
t6erife Strife / Qmeritu og burbe fin
be bet oQIad bldnbt os DANTE.
4. 4~nguaenbe 0perIattelIe at 1.
8ino, iom ieg bar leit. ba fan jig
fun gibe ben min bebite Qnbefoling.
0et er Meningen at gengipe 2utbera
Oro paa t!dsiiif GngeIlt, og bennt
6enii9t sr efter min Mening ndoet
Men bbdb bet fprlig er mig ON al
gore. er BET oagtige SnObolo uf Der
ne imutfe Beg. en- llol9ggelie at ber
9og / gibelen, ipm Gutter tibligit
iDslebe meo iom Carer, % Tom ban
albrig bleo trat at at oenoe til6o9t
til, nemlig 9obios Salmer. 4al
burbe fenbe BUFFERS ubl19gelie al
benne ubsbelige Bog. 5or DANTE
ber benne SberIRttelIe bare fGrlic
Ueltommen, ba Ri life pdu Dor
Sprpg Far nogen Operiattelie q
Gutbers l1bla9gelie at Salmerne
0enne Mangel er enc af6iulpen foi
aae, JON ton l9ie Gngelit.
3. 6ermeb pare iad bette 5oreta.
genbe, iOm jeg al 6iertet pniter Del
Tignelfe og 5remgang, paa bet bso.
tie dnbefalet iii mine 9anosm9n6a
% Mebtriitnes 0pm9rtIombeb. Del
let nit fate 5dob, at Cutters Strii
ter man timber mango 29iere iblan9i
CO, og BET er min Ooer6episning
at 6orr bet tier. bil bet fcre @eliis-
nelie meO zig. Obi bet er en- gam.
mel @rfaring. at Cutter fprer os til
Orbet Og til ariitus, og inaen fan
6lioe for rel biemme / SUBS Orb tl.
fer etIfe Suns spn. Dor bejlooeoe
5relier. for bit. De, ION maotte
Fnite at tsbe De aft ubfomne ginb
eaer Iu6Itri6ere paa bele garfet, Ion
6enpsnse ia til enten til Cutie.
rons in al 9anbs 60" 8or 253.
minneapolis, Minn. sner til 0as
nib autFeran 4ublif6ing 6ouIe,
glair, Qebr.
Blair. Rebr.. Is. San. 1904.
g. g. Gig.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-29

yaanr seierue benoenber fig til Soft, Der
sssrtsrsr | Blabet, enten for at tBbe hos
BEN euer iur at foa 0plpsninser Om bet
xberterebe, bebes be altio Omtale, at be fan
ynertisIemeutet | bette 8lno. Oct oil oere
ID ssnfihie Rptte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-29
Gao % lals 9ntbsrs Sfrifteri


U1eb 0isie 9inier biloe jeg gerne
I9gge ct goot Orb ino for Morten
Buffers Strifter, Der burbe tenOe5
pg leIes at enbper, iOm hgrer til
ben lutberte 8irte, og bet life
minoit i DOre 8oge, pg life minoit
al os, iom leber Der / Amerita, bDcr
Ri til oae 3ihsr er pmgione at ben
~reformeret Strife % bens Nanbs
4etning. 8or 5ib er rig paa 81
ger, 6pilfet 10 b%eOiier, at Der maa
bare 9p1t til badoe at Itrioe % leie.
Oct er life let at btoe, boaD man ital
p9lge at ben ubpre Masie at Bigger.
Der darlig untommer. Mlen belt
pig er bet, at ben, iom faar en- oaarz
rig Bog, ban gioer life Blot fine
9en9e oaarlig ub. men ban dnOenz
Der fin 5iO oaurlig, mems ban leI er
ben, og can ifaber fig ielO mere eno
ban maaIf ielb peo at. Den, iom
faar fat i BUFFERS Strifter. be6Fper
afOrig at b9re bange for at ban In
penber i'm lib og fine penge buarz
ligt. Seq ital tortelig gipe nogle
@runbe. bOorfor jeg Terlig anbefaz
er Cutters Strifter til mine Canes
manb og MeotriIine.
/. Set fan bel uDen SperoriDelIe
iiges, at MOrten 2utber er en- at
benz bldnbt MenneIfene iii aae Iii
Der, Der bar p9rst bebit bsbanoret
/ Subs Orb, ben t9re 8ibelbog.
Oct faar man mart en- 5slelfe al,
naar mar l9ier ON BAN, at ban
ftDber fat / Strtften. 9an tager life
en- 3etit pg osuar ub fra BEN, iom
man flyer. REL ban goar ino / ben,
og bet for Nloor og Iualebes. at ban
oroger 29ieren meb fig. Der er in
gen 5are for, at man OeO at IeIe
Gutter. itaG fomnne bort fra 8i6e=
len, iaaleOes iom bet Ofte gaar Oeo
g9sningen al andre 8eger. Gar
ls berfor l9fe Buffers Sfrifter /
btsie 8dge, 6d Der er iaa meget,
baaOe at gisOom og 9aarftab. fom
biz fere os bort fra SUBS beaige
Orb og gre bet tOiOlTomt for os,
gsre bor 8ro baflenbe. CAB os lG
fe Cutters Sfrifter; tbi De FIRE os
in6 I 0rbet Os giDer Os 2GrbsOig
beo for bet.
2. Der er oeG faa, ON nogen. T.
ben 4poflernes Gage, Der faateSes
far elifet ben 6erre ariitus, fom
Morten 2utbsr. 5or BAN er gibe.
lens Snbbolo life Dit og Dat, men
Del er drtlfus, OuDs Dg W(drlGs
Ssn, Menneitenes 5orfoner, bersg
enefte 5relfer, ben eneite Grelier. ben
ensite Rlippe, ION dlbrig Dafler,
ON enb alt anbet fDnter. Men fan
belig 9enner, Der er meget at bet fom
toes. ffribes og lafes nu ON 9age,
Der BIZ gre ariitus file for os, pg
Derben pg Menneifet fore. CAB os
cerfor l1fe BUFFERS Strifter, be fs-
re os inb / Srbet, l9re os at finbe
&riifus | Srbet Os bans uubitiaise
6Orenina meb Srbet. 1
3. Com ben Der er biemme I Or !
bet og b9nger Oeb aritus, er 2utbsr !
ct at be melt aanoelig iunOe Mennes {
fer, man fan finbe. 9an laber fq n
life blanoe enten at Werbens elsr
Uicenffabens tilfbnelabenbe Stors :
feb og 2arGigbeb, men bolber Ore |
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-29

kiske Rgr ind / Diet indre ore, 6erner de ks-
tarrhalsfe Hindringer paa sin Vel gjenneIn
Rorcrnc, og renser Benene Hammer. AmboIt
og Stigb8ile) j Diet indre ore. saa de bliVer
aabne for den mindste Lydvibration. AETNA
har aldrig fcilet at helbrede Ringer for 0rene-
vi har kiendt Folk, som i AnrcVis har idt af
dette ~ubehagelige Symptom, men som blew
helbredede efter tire Ugers Brug AZ AETNA
AETNA helbrcder ogsaa Asthma, Bronkitis.
Halssyge. sYage Luuger, Fork0lelse og H0~
yedpine, hvilke ale direkte elier indirekte CT
en- F9lge af Katarrh. AETNA sendcs porto
frit paa Prove. Tilskriv os ON Deres Til
felde, Haad sendes frit. og afgi9rcndc BeviS
paa Helbredelse. En- verdifuid ~Bog-Profcs-
sor Wilson's 100 Siders Dictionary of Dis
ease" frit. Adresser New York 4 London
Electric Association, Dept. 25S, Walnut STR
Kansas City, Mo.
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Dovhed h~eIbrededes
like we'd noget Middel, for "Ac-
tina blew opfundet.

Fem og haivfemsindstyve Procent af ale
de forskiellige D@xhedstillnlde. vi hliKer Vi
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-01-29

dende ON, or Result atcC
afkronisk Katarrh iHaE
sen OK det indre Ore
LuftaabningerDe biivcr
~tilstoppedc we'd katarrh-
alske dringer,
hYorved Nibrerings Be
nenesV irksonhed stand-
ses. For disse =Udson-
dringer Gernes. er HcE
bredelsen umulig. Bet
indre ore kan like naaex
we'd Sondering eiicr Ind
sprpitning, deraf Ind
sees, at Lager OK Ore
like kan helbredc-
Ore Trommer er gs8skc
unyttige. At DoYhrd OK
Katarrh kan helbrudcE
vises liver Dag xed Bru-
gen Zaf AETNA en
-Dampstr0m der frcm-
kommer we'd AETNA pas
sqfeT pfeDufnI de PNgfa-
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.Saniferen"

sfiper ienbt til subffribertsr, inbtiI ub
trsttelis DpFeeIie mol tages Of uo9inerne
u al Gelo sr betolt, | Ooerensfteinmelle
ussb De Surenebe Stnters Roitlooe.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES eo~o.o~o~O.o~o~o~oeO

ner as to call for special mention in
the dispatches. It was during well
earned leave of absence after the Boer
war that Captain Collins met and won
Miss Schenck of Newport.
It is stated that the brides trous-
seau was the most elaborate ever i'm
ported from Paris. Certain it is that
the millionaire colony at Santa Bar
bara declares to a woman that such
a lavish display of gowns was never
before seen there.
The marriage which was quietly
celebrated in the picturesQle town Of
Monterey without any of the blare and
foot of a modern fashionable wedding,
was typical of this original couple
who chose bullet-ridden Port Arthur
as the objective point for their honey
moon trip.
But when her beauty was at stake,
Nathalie Schenck Collins, like a true
woman, decided to forego everything
else in the effort to save it. That is
why the greatest skin doctor in the
world is keeping tab on the steamer
that carries the Collins. Success to
his undertaking!
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1904-07-06
TAKE YOUR CHOICE.

A writer in Lippincott's tells of a
young teacher who had taken special
pains to imp1ant a knowledge of Unit
ed States history, who could but feel
that much good seed sown had fallen
on stony ground, when at the final ex-
animation the question, What char
acter do you like best, and why?"
brought forth the following astonish-
ing replies:
Andrew Jackson, because he whip
ped the British with an old hickory"
Grant, who was elected President
twice and around the world once
st like Monroe for doctrin' the peo-
pie and Jackson standing on a stone
wall, and fell dead"
Lincoln, who was shot and killed
standing in a booth, and died saying,
Jefferson survives, L am contented.'
DE Soto, who waded in the Missis-
sippi UP to his elbows and there found
his grave"
"Old General Putnam, who left his
OK and his ass in the field and went
and beat the British
"The redoubtful John Paul Jones
because he said. Wen beat them Brit
ish or bust and then did it,