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Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-21
FEW TAKE CARE OF RAZOR
Tensorial Artist Gives Advice to Aver
age Shaver-Rest Is Good
for Instrument.

THE average man who shaves HIM
self, doesn't know how to take care
OF his razor, despite all the advice
that has been given to him in the
public prints from time to time," said
an expert barber to q st. Louis Globe
Democrat man.
will get a good razor. and use
1t day after day, then wonder why at
the end of a short time it loses its
edge, even though he strops it most
carefully. A razor needs brief inter-
walls of rest, or it will grow dull, no
matter what efforts are made to keep
1T sharp. If you have a good razor
and it appears to be losing it's edge,
Just try to- rest it instead of having
1t sharpened up again. The chances
are that when you put it into use
again, at the expiration of three Or
four days, it will prove, as esharp as
II 1t a been carefully1honed.dt A man
who shaves himself ought, ltoihave at
least two razors, and ush,tAese on all
ternate mornings; them, ifn his razHrs
are all right, he will ahaveiibut little
trouble with them. 1t is also possible
to strop a razor too mink | 1t should
not be stropped for more than half a
minute before shaving and care
should be taken never 70. bear heavily
on the strop while doing this, Let the
razor rest lightly on the leather and
the best results will be gained. After
finishing a shave, strop the razor onca
more for a few seconds and this win
insure a much better condition for
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-21

When the various unions hold their
regular meetings the report received
by every ont is that all the members
are at work and there is a demand for
more men in all trades. The question
arises, do You want to change? The
country has been prosperous enough
during the past three years under the
Roosevelt administration, there are
no lgn of 1t Stacking, WHY
SHOULD THERE BE A CHANGE?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-21

Alderman at-large Pfeiffer was righ1
In his claim, stated at the meeting Of
the Chamber of Commerce Wednes'
day night, that the city should gel
some consideration ON the part of the
Board OF Freeholders in the matter Of
the approach to the new bridge. The
aldermen pointed ont that Perth Am
boy was paying about one-third OF the
whole county tax and was entitled to
q whole lot OF recognition on the par'
Of the county board. The rest of the
county has an idea it is doing a whole
lot for this -nity by simply building o
bridge across the Raritan river at this
point. AS a matter Of fact Perth Am
BOY has no reason to hum BILE herself,
or acknowledge any special favor, for
the taxpayers here have paid out their
money literally for Asbury Fountain
to build stone roads and bridges down
around Browntown and Old Bridge,
tickling the country voter under the
chin and Thus retain his power veal
after year while hardly a sop has
been thrown to Perth Amboy, until,
during the last year, Mr. Fountain did
consent to:give something to the local
hospital.
Perth Amboy has more than paid
for the bridge and the approach, too
in the taxes she has paid, one-third OF
the total amount raised, practically
all Of which has been spend in town
ships and small towns where the taxes
raised for county affairs are a mere
drop In the brcket when compared
with Perth Amboy's share. This city
surely is deserving of a whole lot OF
consideration on the part of the coun-
ty board, but, Judging from the
squabble over the bridge and the re-
cent experience of the local water
board in attempting to get the much
needed water main laid elong a conn
ty road, Perth Amboy will have to
fight hard for the little she will get
from the county under the present
control OF Boss Fountain. Everv citi-
zen who has the welfare of this city
at heart, will vote to legislate the
Board of Freeholders, with Fountain
and all his relatives, out of business
at the fall election and put in power
a commission of five competent men,
working for a salary, who will look
after the whole county IN something
like q businesslike manner.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-21
Do the people of Perth Amboy want
their county taxes reduced? Of purse
coIIision Caused Death and Fire.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. PR. ].
LAWS, superintendent of the Sacrament
TO division of the Southern Pacific rail
road, dropped dead here of heart dis
ease when a w%estbound express. ON
which he was a passenger, collided
with the IA end of a stock train. at
Yuba pass. No II was injured, but
the accident caused a fire that destroy
ed the caboose and four cars of the
stock train, damaging the passenger
engine and burned the express and
baggage cars and 2,20O feet OF snow
sheds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-21
Teach turkeys to Eat caterbillars.

DR.. G. w. Field of the biological
farm in Sharon, Mass, instructs his
young turkeys to find and eat cater
pillars, and in this way gets rid of the
pests. He takes a turkey chick under
his arm and passing along the young
cabbage plants shows the caterpillar to
the bird, and the former sees his fin
ish. The young chicks are apt pupils
and are Don able to go it alone.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-21
Highly Praised.

Meeks-Why don't you try DR..
Quackem's elixir of life? A friend of
mine who took a bottle of it praises 1t
to the skies.
Weeks-Yes, and a friend of mine
who took three bottles of the stuff is
now up there somewhere.-Chicago
Daily News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-21
For Family Use.

Sigmund splitter will tomorrow open
his family liquor department, in the
Hotel Central, adjoining his cafe. This
annex will be conducted strictly as a
salesroom for liquors for family and
medical use. The store has been hand
somely renovated and refitted. S~uvenirs
will be given away at the opening, at
which music will be a feature.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-21
Ready for Tonight.

Arrangements are complete for the
mass meeting in Kozusko's hall, Hall
avenue and Catherine street, tonight, for
the Slavs, Hungarians, Magyars and
Poles, of this city. The meeting, as told
in Wednesdays News, was arranged by
the committee sent out by the Demccra-
tic National Committee. The speakers
will be Anthony Karasek, Rudolf Taus-
sig, John A~msyznsky and A. Herten-
stein. A large attendance is expected.
An adv. in The News Want col
umn brings good results.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-21
Church Of Coral.

A church of solid col al is a curiosity
of the Isle of Maize. This island, rising
5000 feet, is the highest of the Sey-
chelles group in the Indian ocean, and
its buildings are all from square blocks
hewn from massive CORAL and glistening
like white marble.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-21
Claim He Was Murdercd.

WILKESBARRE, Pa, Oct. 21.-Pat-
rick Granular, Il well known citizen
of upper Luzerne county, was found
dead in the kitchen of his home. There
were a bullet wound in the back of his
head and a deep cash in the forehead.
The family claim he was murdered.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-21
Local Items


1t was decided to beautify the
grounds about the library at the
meeting of the Library Board, Wed.
nesday night.
Mrs. j. Werger, of 10 Hobart street,
Mrs. M. Donnelly, of Mcclellan
street, Mrs. NJ. Luokenbill, of Wood
bridge, were visitors ut Elizabeth.
Mrs. M. Boyce, of Matawan, mother
of Mrs. David Suydam, and Mrs. Van
Pelt, of Matawan, have returnd home
after visiting relatives and friends
in town.
David Suydam, of z Hobart street
has accepted a position in New York
as tile layer for Curren Company.
Mrs. J. Brown is seriously i'll at
her home on oak street.
Samuel Hall, of State street, is f.av-
ing one of his houses, in Brighton
avenue, painted.
Q. J. Hibbard, of Hobart street,
agent for insurance company, is at
tending a funeral of an aunt at Phila-
delphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gray and son
James. of SO Washington street, are
pending a visit with relatives and
friends up in New York State.
Gross Brothers have opened their
new furnishing store on State street.
formerly occupied by Philip Levine.
A domestic quarrel, at Water and
Smith streets. drew the attention of
the police last night. No arrests were
made.
Fred "yrrell is in town.
Reynolds Brothers expect to open
their new department store in the
Hess block, within about two weeks.
A Concrete sidewalk has been Ia in
front of the new Floresch building,
Smith street.
Detective r. A. Peltier was, this
morning, serving subpoenas for the
Daniel Knudson trial at New Bruins
wick.
Pc Ambo Loft. No. 65H, Hay
makers Association will have a big
meeting tonight.
Patrolman Long heard the burglar
alarm in Slobodien s shoe store ring
ing at 1880 O'Clock this morning. He
investigated, but found nothing
wrong. The alarm is thought to be
cut of order.
Wedeen Brothers are preparing for
the opening of their handsome new
store on upper Smith street.
A large party of gypsies is encamped
on the road at The turn about two
hundred yards this side of Amuse-
ment Park.
The tubgoat Wioma is working at
Port Reading.
Orlando Wood has returned to his
duties at the Atlantic Terra Gotta
Works, T%ottenville, after a three
weeks vacation.
The storm this morning flooded
many stores and houses in North Am
boy.
At the Raritan Copper Works the
blast furnace is now working full
force.
Tonight Terra Gotta Workers Union
Local No. n will meet in the union
rooms, 1873 Smith street.
Tomorrow afternoon the Lather's
Union will meet in the Adelaide
building, 1873 Smith street.
Captain Raymond Ellis, of the ferry
boat Warren, is expected back on duty
from his vacation next week.
L. B. Moore is on the sick list.
Joseph Ruff, who has been in town
for several weeks. leaves today for his
former home at M%anasquan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-21

Divorces in Japan, which can be OBJ
;ained on the most trivial ~pretension,
have somewhat diminished in number
in recent years, but they still occur at
the rate Of one to every three mar
riages. In 1902 there were 349.48s
marriages and 11s, 49s divorces.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-21
Mr.. Greisen Returns.

Hans G~reisen, the builder and contract
or, who left this city last June, to go to
or four days ago, much improved. He
was in a hospital for nine weeks, while
in Denmark. He was ,Tarmly welcomed
last night at the meeting of the Red
Men of Pc Ambo Tribe, of which he has
been a member for some time.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-21

In the game between the Broadways
and the Algonquins the Broadways lost
by As pins. rhe scores were;
Algonquins, S46.
BIoadWaYs. sol.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-21
Poisonous Peach Stones.

One of the most poisonous substances
known to man is an extract from peach
stones.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-21
TUCSONS won ONE.
BOwled in The Broadway League in
New York Last Night.

Last night at the Broadway Bowling
League tournament the Tucsons of this
city rolled against the Broadways and
lost by 81 pins. In the second game
they won from the Algonquin of by 30
pins. The following are the scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-21

LONDON, Oct. 21.-Sir Robert Hart
has been decorated with the Order of
the Sun by the emperor of Japan for
negotiating the Chinese customs treaty
with Japan.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-21
Close Relations.

Cupid, these days, has a young son
whose name is Cupidity.-N. O. Pic
ayune. s.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-21

DISTINCTION AND
=-S TYLE=

Are Characteristic features Of our superb collection of Women's Sufs and
Costumes. Never before have we been enabled to show such a representative
gathering of high class ready to wear apparel. Dependable qualities, individ-
ual STYLES and superb fashions and prices that come within the bounds of
reason, have made this store the favorte trading place of the ladies of Perth
Amboy and surrounding country.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-21
Hollow.

The loudest laugh seldom means thu
happisst neart-chieago Post.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-21
LACE CURTAINS


During this season, the sea-
son of home entertainments;
particular attention is given
to the curtains, changgs are
made. some windows get the,
curtains from other rooms,
while other windows get new
curtains. To meet this Ade.l
mard we are now showing d a
most complete assortmentiitr
this department, and it is atty
tractive and interesting we
want you to visit this depart
ment and see what exquisite
goods can be bought for 50
little money. DIV e,od.
UNDERWEAR e stti4 Il
39c a garment, a s1betters
garment than can be Igotten
elsewhere at ACC. Gents ex-
ira heavy fleece lined shirts
and drawers.
5Oc Gents medium weight
shirts and drawers, value 6oc.
Extra special for Saturday.
39c Pink and blue Tam o.
Shanters, similar to other CSC
Tams.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-21
BLANKETS

SOC per pair, guaranteed
to be better than what you
get elsewhere at 75c, extra
heavy fnll size white cotton
Blankets.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-10-21
THE DIFFERENCE.

An independent newspaper is one
is free to take whichever
side it chooses and does take sides.
INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15
9r. =. s. Glarf,
opbtbalmOlosif % GissspssialiH.

Gerlom 0e lioer al ooueopine. sltrp sRtst.
Spimmslbrb, ipog enfpmmelie. 5merfer opei
/ 6opebet eller neb ob Rp99en o9 Natfen. ell
lei Geres Cine %lOnlfner op % rinber meo 8ano
ioa rnaofsr 5em meo TT. elari,
uagtet bpem Der ier life bar funnel bi9lpe Dem.
llotemmellen al 9ierpetraften peo Cien1nitrGn.
eelie er Aariaaen iii i%oobanne Slbebefinoenoer.
Sea maaler 2iet % bets Nsrpetilisriel Deb
oiGlp al opbthalmolc9iit 3ioenlfab % fan be-
BONNIE bets Rrap paa gaerpeiuitelntt etsntt, o9
psb min Wnahe al pasie Srller III paa fan leg
fiprne olle Sumtoner poa Speronitr9n9ells at
2let, % iou 9et Rotlren Reiter. 7eriom De
bar griIer, Der lille itanoier laooanne lloebeftu'
oenosr, loo Ct be life ri9ti9 tilpasleoe.
Sfelsle rettes
uoen Operation. abiolni busrten Reoiein euet
0perotion bruees min Metooe. grilie9lns CT
nit eneite hslbrebeliesmibbel. Gag Sen | ast
for 6iterobere. Roniultotioren IT tontoentieL.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15
Speeielt 3ilbub fra
y9ailg Neps"

.5be Omaha Doilp Retps" for
isnbes fets 9anse ueentlis fra nu
al os til l. San. 1906 for S1.00 fors
ub betolt, aItIaa eenne:n prafe.nt.
@alstumposnen og mn.isOis snnem
ben joponefferusfife aris.
,Tk Oailp SEEMS" mobtager fulb.
itenbist ale Serippss, WeRae.,
Gable og 9elesraf : efterreininsel
famt fulbftanbis 9jenefte at 0etpspa'
per gntrspriie 4sfociation. lisefor
bet bar fire ipeciene correspondents,
paa &rissffuspIabfen. bporfor bet {,
i Stanb til burtigit at tunn. bring,
ale Rpheber nsiostiet. Duff, at be-
er ct uafbangist 8lob, Der lite sl
bunbet af Senfbn til gunit sfIer Dis
bag. -
Tette Sifbub g1lber fun | Mpril.
Beiiininser inbfenbes til bett'
8labs 3ontor sIer birefte til Dina:
pa Oailb Nens" Omaha, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15

tto Tom Der 6i9lp til. iaa be tom
bism os unoer 999ebebdnolin9.
De er M ubenfor dlporlig Sure.
6eitene Tom lbs. oa go9nen p9lte-
Be, o. Lob % baooe n9r Itubbet en-
foran tsrenoe neo ab ben anben
SHE Ormningen.
Serren Ital BABE 5at for. at ben
lllptte bog aligeOel fl iaa COB en-
@noe.
&pinOeforeningen bar oeo III
Iibite Wsbe IamIet bos paitor Riel=
lens, % / Nnbleoningen al Wrs.
Hieliens 6soieIsoag operratte b,n
6enoe en- lille 9ape. aoinoefore=
ningen bar ienbt noeet ri til 8sr=
nebiemmet. Def blep iamlet ben
Dag.
foradrst laber til at tomme tent
/ 4ar; Ri bar n9iten lite bait mo-
get 5srpejr, men megen Re9n o9
Siuit. Oct laber til. at bet pil
bIios msget beiu9rligt at faa S9ben
/ Sorben.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15
eatimer % Coulter, ga.

palme isnbag par Der &onfrmds
tion / airten. q 0renee og a piger
affagbe ben gobe 9efenbelfs / Wes
nigbebens 5oriamling. puu @runO
aft. at ban ftulbe rejfe bort, bar en-
Dreng for nogle Ssnbage fibsn tons
firmeret.
pddffebassaften Dur paitor
Rislfen og 5uitru ubiot for ct al
borligt ulpttestilf9Ibe. Be bdpoe
peret pad Spsebefsg. og pua gsjsn
biem. fom be tsrte pda en- bsi Dams
ming meo me9et 8anb pua besge Sis
Der, table elfer br9tfebe be ben Bolt,
Tom bolot 8ognitangen fat til 9ogs
men. 8ognen, 5opbuggb, paltebe neo
ab Oomningen, og pditor RielI:n
tom unber 8ognen os ben trptteDc
BAN belt fuloitanbig unpsr @dns
Get oe bolbt Dam fat. San fit me-
get 9anb | fig, inben ban unbtr
Dolofomme Qnftren9elfer Tom lss
cg fit fig drbejbet til 2anb. Sdn
hfso Dsfaa flemt foriIuaet. Mrs.
Hielfen bar libt belbieere. 6un bleo
%ilpnset inb / en- Risbuit, bbor bun
funbe bofbs fig fait, fau bun life
tom belt unber 8anbst. Smiblers
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15
SOpbeas Os 5lartOn.

5irsodeen ben %. Darts bolot
Weniebeben Der fit Marsmeoe. 5orz
uben be dIminoeIig 9ulg foretoges Der
8dle at en- gpgningstomits for ben
nps airte, ~beitaaenbe at: 8. 9onien,
Ses Sssien og paitor peterfen.
Som 0eIegot til Samfunbets
4arsmsbe / 6utdinfon oalstes \.
QeerItop.
- Qsrbdeen ben 9. bs. begrdpeoes
en- grooer til 4nbretp 2drion Deb
6larton pau Menigbebens airtes
soarb peb 5larton. Wanben osoe
al 9unesbetenbelie.
- Msnigbeben Deb 5llrton bar
cgiaa beitsmt at bpgge airte og bar
alIer.oe, iaabibt Oibes. idmlet meset
BERTH.
Den sngelite Wetbooiit Wenisheo
Ger i 80fpueGs aQter at bb99e airts
Der, iuu mart iom geiret tinaber bet.
- Gn Sppger til 3bomas Yeterz
fen bar npIig tsbt 6arm oppe / benz
mes RaboIag.
- g. Sobnien ira 8dnpiae, g.
0at., opboioer Jig Der / oenne 5io
og a9ter rift at blipe berpppe.
- 81. 9unb al Dor Weni9beb FL
reiit til Gdrpio for Der at beItpre en-
Counterpart.
Oa bet Ter ub iii, at Der er
mango Der fra be f~orfe[ige Wenigbs.
Der, iom dgter Of reiie til Qarsmsos
bar Der parst u~noerbanblet meb Sot
u. y. So. ON biaig Rejie. og De pa,
fpdret, at 6bis pi tunbe blipe 30, BIZ.
be be gipe os 5tctet fra 8ofpbeas %
&snmare for 6alp gris, buis De fun
be fod bet at pioe / betimelig 5ib
Oct OiIbe 10 fau pare gobt, ON Of
iOm er interssiereoe / Sagen. tun0t
fdd ben oronet pao bebite Moaoe
9eo bort W%enigbebsmsbe uotult'
Menisbeoen Der fit Unite om at ia
Qarsmsoe beroppe til npite Qar, ot
|faa Oibt pibes, bar 5rinitatis Uls.
nisbcb beitemt at inbbpbe til Gam.
Iunbets Qorsmsbe 1905. 8i lepeI
M / 6aab ON, at benne gelIigneli,
maa blibe Dor Del, og bet bilbe 10 BIZ
el9be mango at tomm. berop % i
8enner og GorboIbene Der.
Com 0eleeater for 5rinitatii
MenisbeO er 6. MOfeguurO og Sem
Qnberien bulet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15
L. III. n1dngcId,

Fsrste-Klasses Fotograforretning
Alt up to date" paa Fotografiens
Omraade. Enhver Art forstsrret Ar.
bejde udferes i Bryant, Pastel eller
BLAIR, fandfarve. NEBR
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15
correspondence.
Calender, Sa.

ga, De MAJ unbfploe, at ri altiO
er liot iene berfrd meo Npbeoerne.
Oct bar oog pitt en- topli9 9runo;
Ri er 10 tan faa. faa Der fer life
Ida ofte nogst, Der tan interesiere
0Hentligbeoen. 8erfor muu Ri FAM
le i Ien9ere lib. og iaa bliper 10
noget for gdmmelt = bog, nu ItaI
Ri prepe at Faa ait meo, for iaa
piot ri buffer bet.
9anom9nbene bapoe lige idaet
begpnot at iaa 9apre og !6o.oe Der
/ forrige ll9e, oa be plubielig bIep
op~erraifebe at en- itart Regn, iom till
Iioit blep til en- Sneitorm. Oct oil
fptte benz en- 5ib tilbase. 8ejene
blep o9faa 9onife femme. Sadles
oes oeiaa iiofts Ssnoag, od ri bar
/ 9irte, bar Der life minore enb tire
br9ttsbe 9amler, fsr De naoeoe bjsm.
Gn Jamilis naaebe lite 8irten, Isr
Ssnbaesitolen be9nnote. Oct ger
bet 10 Iibt befp9rligt at tomme frem,
men mar Der bare CT 9iqie, ida er
Der oeiaa Del. ut little m etstra
6ommeI / 9oqnen, nuar man tsrer
ub. bet fslger naiten at fig felp Der
pao bisie Ggns ON 5oraarst.
= Oct ier ub, iom OdnIterne Der
tager libt mere Sntsresie / ben Of
fentliee Stprelis enb tibIigsrs. Sans
peterien er Iaoleoes blepen OdIet Ill
,,topnibip truitss" og tiaige ,,i4ool
Director; liselebes sr Sobn SaniOn
oolgt til i6oOt director for treble
Mar / Sutton 3opnfbip.
= palmsisnode bdboe Ri &onfirz
nation, peb bpilien fem unge Wens
METER blep betraftet / beres Odabss
pdet. Oct bar en- fRroeles 9l9oe at
iiooe og lptte til aatefiIationen. Wdn
haooe rigtig InIebnin9 i'll at prsoe
fig Ielp, ON pi baobe Dunoret poa
ben Del. ION De unge f%ortalte ps. at
ri ital gaa FOR at nda ben ebiee Ga
ligbeo. 5or BET er 10 en- 5ing at
ride, hpor 9eien gaar. oe bpor oen
fsrer ben. en- anoen Ting er bet at
oanbre pda ben, og en- treble at bltpe
pad ben. 8, bbor mango er Der bog
life, Tom er blepen trRt pad 0eien
% bar tdget ct Sfribt til Siben
og fad MT ct % Iaaleoes blepet bo.
til be er blebne feb of bet tle. Seq
for min Del ipnes, at bet er no9ei
at BET Ib9reite for mig at boIos Gi=
gegbloigbeben ube. tent Der er an
ore Ting, iom fan pare fp9re NOT;
men BET par 10 life bet. jsg ifulo,
tribe ON. bet bar 10 RpbeOer.
De fire aonfrmonoer bar Der fro
Wenigbeben. ben femte bar en- Ser
at DIR. GlauIen peo polmer.
: Qan9frebog baDbe ri ui!1r
@uostjeneite mso Qltergang, bpor 81
unge bapoe Qnlebning til for fsrtt
Sang at npbe 6errenS benige 2eGea
me % Blob. @io bet ungs Manos
Itab mau bepares bos 6erren, fac
Der efter os maatte opbotie en- Sl9gt
Der er mere a~lOorlig og mere bengi'
ben / 6errens Billie, enb oi er.
: girtbe s6onisn fra 0upton ei
Der / bisfe 0age Dos Sla9t os Ben.
ner.
Ser bar lere beiegenbe ii
aonfirmotionen, osriblanbt Wr.
Glaufen fra palmer og Mrs. u.
5anfon fra Oopton.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-04-15
Doonbdnoel od Smeoep0rflfeo.

Vor velkendte Landsmand, SeREN JEN-
SEN, har modtaget en- stor Forsyning af
FINE BUGGIBS, som sslges til rimelige
Priser. Han sselger -Vognen med
fluid Garanti. Hans Smcdeverksted er ny
lig forsynet med en- ny Gasoiin- Lokomotiv
og er i allie Maader udrustet til at gore alt
til FACET henherende,
Ver saa god at kigge ind hos ham.
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