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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-04-27
BeautifyiDU EOgtIsi,te.

The writer was much interested in
going through small park in n Ger.
tain small town some time ago. Per-
haps 1t is wrong to dignity the plot by
the name park for it contained less
than 5000 square feet in the form of a
triangle. 1t was located at the inter.
section of two roads. one of which
wound sharply at right angles meet
ing third road a hundred feet away
and thus forming the triangle. This
strip of ground was too small for
building purposes. so the owner con
ceiyed the idea of making a park of
it, He had it properly graded and
sowed grass and then laid it out in a
simple, but artistic manner to trees
and shrubs.
Feeling that he wished to care for
1t himself he retained the title of IT,
but made it known that the public was
welcome to use it and that. to all in
tents and purposes. it was public
property. As the trees grew and cast
considerable shade out friend had
cheap but seryiceable seats placed in
his little park for the benefit of the
weary The keep off the grass" signs
apply only to adults. for children may
roll on the grass all they wish. Here
was plot of ground worth, at build.
ing lot prices. perhaps $3.50 or 5000,
made to benefit a whole town.
More than that. 1t has increased the
value of the property Immediately
surrounding it at least third. and.
best of all, it has been such an object
lesson TO the residents of this town of
less than 1000 souls that real park
of some ten acres Is being made near
the central part Of the town. SuppOs.
ing one applies this general idea to the
beautlfylng of the roadside. by the
planting of trees and the grading and
seeding Of the space between the road
proper and the farm line? Is there
any doubt but what 1t would pay?
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-04-27
A ohane. For ths Mllionalre.

I am of the opinion that II any mil.
lionaire wished to build himself last.
ing monument in the affection and
homage OF the English people he could
not find surer means of gratifying
his ambition than by putting down
S1,OO0,000 to build and endow ma
tional theatre. And think that be-
fore many years we shall probably
find that some American millionaire.
with the cuteness of his race. will SO
establish and endow an American the.
atre and will thereby earn the lasting
gratitude OF the American nation
Henry Arthur Jones, in the Nineteenth
Century. >>-,.4Aa----.---..
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-04-27
Oil Your Umbrella.

a former peddler, now IL rich insur.
ance man. stood in sheltered corner
during a big storm and watched the
umbrellas 90 70 pieces as the wind hit
them full force. Probably all those
umbrellas are wrecks because of the
lack of little Oil" he said. That's a
trick | learned as peddler. An um.
brela Is primarily a thing of joints,
and to keep it in good condition the
joints should be oiled. | found that
nearly all umbrellas break In the joints
first, and why shouldn't they? The
joints are never oiled, and yet are ex.
pected to respond easily to sudden
opening. To get the best use out of
an umbrella the joints should be oiled
first with coal oil or Kerosene, to clean
off the rust. and then with a lubricat.
ing oil to make them work easily.
Thus treated an umbrellas framework
will last Indefinitely" - Wllkesbarre
Leader.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-04-27
Plaid nrsroerired canxn..

Mcrcerlzed canvas. taking the place
of old-time Scotch glngham. is shown
in plaids Of all sizes. While costing
seventy-hve cents yard, marrow
width, It will far outwear cheaper ma
terial. 1t is particularly suitable for
summer travelling or seaside wear. us
1t needs no starchlng aud does not
crush easily. An ecru ground. plaided
With various colors. is exceptionally
pretty In this material.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-04-27
A PROSE POEM.
Touching Letter OF Resignation writteI
by AN Aged Woman Clerk.

Touching Letter OF Reslgnstion written
by an Aged Woman Clerk.
An aged woman clerk of the Pension
Office resigned recently and did so
in letter to Commissioner Ware, of
which the following is about one.
fourth:
1T is with peculiar sadness that |
place my hand in the horny old palm
which has so long extended bread and
shelter to me and miue. saying. Good.
by Uncle Sam As one who sails
from a port where years of deepest
meaning and solemn rarnestneSs have
been Spent-where the SurgaS call with
voices of friends and comrades whose
tender sympathy and helpful hands
have Sweetened with hydromel the cup
of rue Gods children all must drink
so turn | from the old building where
some of my tendcrest memories are
garnered, and where [ and my two
helpless children were shephcrded out
of the storm into the fold of great
and good Government. In looking
backward upon long experience it
seems to me that only the true. the
beautiful and the good arise to greet
us. for they are the real things-the
immortal part Of our life on earth. The
rest has dropped from us as the worn
garments of our upward struggle; of.
ten tear stained. perhaps blood dyed
in some dark Gethsemane known only
tO Cod and the soul "
Gee. said Ware. You could set
that to music and siHS it.''-New York
World.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-04-27
Hecorning Hats of Rubber.

The gossamer rubber silk lined au-
tomoblle hoods are not unbecoming,
especially to the plquant faced woman.
These hoods are gathered full in front
over the hat and fall long and straight
around the face under the chin TO the
back. A hat Is also made of this rub
Der which has bright silk lining. 1t
looks like any other chapeau. and is
trimmed with rosettes and frllls OF
the same, sometimes reversed to glye
the needed touch OF color.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-04-27

Free one pound of cold cooked cod.
ish or haddock from all skin and bone:
lick it into small pieces: put two level
ablespoonfuls of butter in a frying
)an: when it has melted add two level
ablespoonfuls of -four: stir until
smooth: then add one cupful of cold
milk little at time. one level tea.
poonful of salt and little pepper.
,ut this over hot water: beat the yolk
If one egg; add it to the fish and cook
me minute; add little chopped pars.
ey; serve on toast or fill paper cases
II shells: spread over some buttered
rumbs and brown in quick oven.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-04-27
Ribbon Cake.

One cup of sugar. one-half cup Of
)utter, two-thirds of n cup of sweet
milk. two eggs, one teaspoonful of
ream of tartar, One-half teaspoonful
# soda and two cups of -four. Flavor
With lemon or almond. Put two thirds
If the mixture in two oblong pans.
md to the remaining third add one
arge tablespoonful of molasses, two.
birds cup of chopped raisins, little
liced ctroh. little grated nutmeg
md one tablespoonful of -four. Bake
one sheet. Put the sheet together
while warm, with cranberry or any.
art Jelly.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-04-27
Use OF Synonyms.

A teacher In one OF the Brooklyn
schools, wishing to enlarge the yocab-
ulary OF her class in English compost
tlon. asked each member OF II to write
a sentence containing synonyms Of the
word ran and tale" One little fell
low having iaboriously looked up the
definitions in his small dictionary, SUBJ
mitted the following highly descrlp-
tive result:
"a dog trlckied down the street with
a tin can tied to his narrative
brooklyD eagle. ----~s
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-04-27
Whole Wheat Gems.

Mix two cupfuls of whole wheat
lour with one teaspoonful of salt and
:wo teaspoonfuls of sugar; beat the
'olks of two eggs and add one cupfuI
If milk to them; add the milk and
,ggs to the flour, beat until smooth and
,dd one cupful of lukewarm water;
F'hen well beaten add the whites of
he eggs beaten stiff and two level
easpoonfuls of baking powder; fill
lot creased gem pans and bake in u
lot oven twenty-five minutes.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-04-27

)f three or four strand of No. o wire.
or its equivalent of other sizes, fas.
:ened to top Of second post and tie
around log three feet long. or large
stone buried two and one-half or
:hree feet deep. five feet back of cor.
aer post. The cable entering ground
by corner post. trenching in back to
anchor log; I'll in and tamp earth
solid around anchor log and you will
have post you can tie to.-Lewis 5.
Alter, in The Epitomist.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-04-27
AGRICULTURAL.
seeeeesseeeeeeeeeeeeee


The following is the simplest. cheap
,st and best method of anchorng cor
Ter posts l ever saw or used, not ex-
,epting any plan given in previous
numbers of The Epitomist: Set com
non heavy posts at corner and another
similar one eight or ten feet from it.
Fit 4 brace stick between them at the
;op. A four by four studding would
)e about the right size. Then a cable
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-04-27

One of the most useful devices for
the careful housewife is what is called
"a broom petticoat." 1t is used to
brush down the wall. and is pre-
ventlve against cobwebs. 1t is made
of cream canton flannel. and looks
much like a petticoat with its double
frlll and raw strings of tape. 1t opens
at the side, and has tapes TO secure It,
Including the frll, 1t is twenty-three
inches long
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-04-27
Colcanu0n

Equal quantities of mashed potatoes
md boiled green's. salt, pepper butter.
me egg. Mix the potatoes and greens
ogether, season with salt and pepper,
i'd little butter and the egg we'll
beaten. Butter basin and shake in
iome Drowned bread c.umbs: put in
he potatoes and greens. and bake in
| hot oven for three-quarters of an
1our. Turn out of the basin and 81
Il vegetable dish.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-04-27

Peel and slice half dozen potatoes
md chop three small onions. Butter
, deep baking dish and lay i'm layer
If potatoes, then one of onions, and a
prlnkling of chopped cold meat. Sea.
son with salt and pepper: then repeat
he layers and cover the whole with a
rust made as for pies and rolled
vice as thick as for the ordinary pie.
Bake slowly until the vegetables are
lone.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-04-27
NyOmau's Smoking Jacket.

The latest innovation in the world of
dress is the ladies' smoking Jacket.
From modistic point of view this is
the most delightful garment in the
world, following strictly on the lines
of a mans smoking coat. with pale
pink. blue or buI facngs and jeweled
buttons.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-04-27
Floral Chains In Place of Beads,

Floral CHAINS are taking the place
of the bead ones. which have been so
popular until recently. These floral
fancles are made of ribbon or silk, and
are worn chain fashion. Violets, bou.
ton roses and forgetme-nots are the
favorites.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-04-27

Now that the 1870 effects prevail it
is necessary to wear something extra
round the throat. and the most attrac-
tive little ties are being composed of
ermine and sable. with cravats of
cream pleated chiffon.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-04-27
The Popular Para sol.

The parasol of plain silk with ap-
pliques of lace. velvet or embroidery
will vie with those of eancy silk for
supremacy, as the chiffon trimmed sun
shade is quite passe.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-04-27
Fire e-box

fire. YOU can dig trench in the ground
three and one-half feet long. twelve to
sixteen inches wide, and six to ten
inches deep, and you have the firebox
now set upon edge around the firebox
a single course of brick and you can
then throw half bushel of well-dried
sawdust in the firebox; to put on the
finish of the iirebox get an old worm
out sand screen ana bend it in semi.
circle. When You have your meat
hung mp ready to smoke and fire start.
ed, put this screen over your fire and
you can leave it and not have any
fears of the meat falling into the fire
because the wfge screen will prevent
it from laying on the fire il the meat
should fall from its pin. Such
smokehouse is more safe and far
cheaper than any that has been con
structed in this neighborhood for
years.-E. S. Brown, in The Epltomist.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-04-27
a New Belt.

Dark colored leather belts, stamped
with heavy gold designs, are intended
II be worn with costumes which in
clude some gold embroidery or passe-
menterie.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-04-27
- e SlSs;S|88a51}161z92'' Z (

New York City.-Eton jackets are
among the most fashionable coats of
the season and are given the broad
shoulder line of fashion by means of
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-04-27

The new summer silks are shown in
scroll and other designs. bat in these
also the small dot and narrow stripe
take precedence.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-04-27

be made in all the lighter and softly
clinging fabrics, with tiny little gaug-
ings, pleatings and ruchiEgs and entire
dcux or medallions of lace.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1904-04-27
Reception Frocks.

Afternoon reception frocks appear 10
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20
Mpc MprSerier / Mrmcnicm.

@itlis / Set oitotilfe Sprfi er Ser
fon1met Me00elelie 'oun meget blooi=
&c Sammen1t60 melle1n Sprfer og
Mrmenier;; Set be03er Jig, at 700
Sprfer og 900 Mrmeniere er 6rebte.
@te0et bbor &ompene far ltaaet,
ngbnes ifffe> men Set antages at ba,
be beret / Sosioun Diitriftet I Mr>
menien. Slere 2anosbper er bren6t
/ Sen mel utilggngelige @iergegn /
beIe 2tlleuiten. &usiiife og engelife
@oniuler er afrejlt til Ste0et, mer
ga Bette ligger iaa afii6es, fan ser
fife bentes paalioelige SplpSninger
om Gorbol0ene for om 3 eller 4
Tiger. Sc 6r9bte Mrmenier ttlbprer
en- al Sc mel It %1tri6bare Stammer, iom
u%aflabelig far befGmpet Sprferne,
og @efulingen til 0eres u%0rp06elie er
nDgdaet ira Sulta11e11 1elO. Sultaz
nen far 1iben l1obrl,66et al Sen pit
aiiotife &rig prppet fig frem for at
ie, bpor bi6t. fan fun6e goa / Set
ming al at u66pe Golo moo Sc friltne
Mrmenier, i6et ban ito1eoe paa> at
Madterne hnb6e nn6et of tnde Sore
en0 at paste paa bam; nen 6enne
Gang antages ban at bore gaaet for
blot, og at Magterne mi en6elig bill
gribe ino mes bebnet @aan6, itan6le
MDr1erierne og in6fgre Sc &eformer,
iom Sc lange. Ei6er bar forlangt for
Sc tprfiife 8aialitater. Set mer1es,
at Sranfrig bar toget Snitiattbet til
en-, lamlet Sptre6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

&enleo Maboers, @enners % 8e-
fienotes Opmerfiomb1 paa r5t.
Saul Eioen6e" og ffaf 8la6et en- ny
Mbonnent bIant lem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

/ r11siilf 8eiiooelie 0elp ON Sapan
ieireoe, pil0e set nappe giere &rap
berpoa), bil Sc alminoelige fbmm-
tolte rusiiife 2obe for Misiionsptrf=
innrbeb iiffert ogloo blipe giGloenoe
fer. @enligten er notl1rligpis at bi1<
Dre rcligiple l1roligbeoer, men lln1e1=
nelfelig CT cit laabon Sob, l1aor Der CT
Grong til ri9ere religidlt 9ip. = l1n=
Ser lignenoe 6orbplo piloe Sen ifotIf
presbpterianlfe Mabomislicn omfrtng
M11foen og M%tltticb>pong pGre belot=
gcre itillet. S 1900 bapoe 0enne
@islion ca. 10000 opbte, 1000
Goabsfa1oiootcr, % MisiionGrer, 12
Misiions6omer, 12 @isiionsleger.
Mon oiloe ga fu,1nc 0ripe ~SSrrore
Misiion" blol1ot Sc ollere0e 6pbte, %
Ser er al Sen @r1nh flt1 ringe &aob
ON, at Gnglal1O 1tl1lDe lpge al DtnDre
DC c%penomtolte 2npes Sn6ferelie / Sc
nperbberbeoe 8eii66ell Jet.
Sen 6onife Misiion bor 6ertmoo
liben 1896 fun 0pbt ca. 80 @eontn~
ger Obilfet 6og ntaa fal1es cit mcGet
lrpen6e 8egpn0elie); 6esl16en bar oeu
opertoget ct &or ny &erreoer, bpor
ser / Torpeien Dar en- 9eI 6gbte,.
9bis Sc openomtalte 2obe 90 futile
blipe gieloen6e for bele &alb6en, nil
bore @isitonprer bore 16ifrenfeos
til at pleie Spge> bpilfet biotil er ifet
/ flor l1bltrGfning, og bol0e Set pafte
Sri ltenlip / 2ipe - til mere at moo
orbei0e SEN legemlige e116 SEN aa11>
6elige $3.50 - og mulignis 6erigie1=
mem %beorbej6e Sorobunoen flor GDon-
geltet, loa Set maatte 1laa 0pbe Epo=
Ser, 1toar Ell @ong fpr eller iel1ere
@oonoeue bleb lplte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20
Storartet siIbmb.


@a6 ct fpecielt arrangement 1neb
1ogiperne at n@t. @u1l Dtspatcb"
er hi / Stano til at Iebere u@t. Saul
Sioenoe" oe uDen ugenli9e Sis.
patcb" for ct Mar for blot enDoI-
8etalingen mao erIegges
6orifu6. Nu er set Si6en at ino,
Fribere. Seno 8enge til, eller
gigr MoneD 9r6ren betalbar til
20 t. 8unI Eiben6e",
u III 9 ocf, Ct.
8auI. 8r6penl1rnre al begge 8la.
1e frit paa Gorlangerr6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20
J1linn(ota.


- De 5fopbran6e, ser / begren6-
let Smfang rale0e / Merbeoen al
9ulutD, bleD 1lrffebe pe0 Ii0lte uge5
Gegn.
- @illmars Street 6air" oil
blpe ofbolot Sen Ill., u.s., 16. og II.
september. &usIell Spicer er Bre=
ii6ent, Ole &ogeu, Giceprei i6ent,
50. 8. Morfbus, Gefreter, og IS. S.
Ei1rnep, &asierer.
= Sra @an0ipobt County lfripes,
at ct freft Sberfol6 fan0t 5te6 tet
u6enfor @illmar forle0en, i6et M11=
quit &l1eter, Ser opgiper @recfen-
ridge iom fit &iem, bleo ilaaet ZEE
pt6itldS og frataget SO og ct lbr,
bnrb $50. &eperne un6ilop.
- &alpor 81. &uietb, en- @pbmano
/ Gertile, Dar anl6gt &etten ON &or-
fursbeban6ling. Sons @fttpa opfg-
reg til $2>475.35, booraf 1852 er
fritaget, og @asiioo er $2>395.35.
&il6all Stiff Company, Gcblttcb
@boe Company og &ingroie &icfle
@ompagnD er @obe0=&re0itorer /
Spillingbperne.
- @n rD 8onf / &ennocf er Bile
ben intorporeret mes De fglgen6e
@mbebsm9nb: Mn6rep 2arl on,
&reii0ent; 8. 81. Sallman, @ice=
p%reii6ent; S. S. @illor6> &asierer,
og 2atprence Eborpe, osli5teren6e
Sos ierer.
= Den enelte Se1 al SEN bergmte
Sn6ianerbgbning &olezin=t6e<6ap lig=
ger for Ge6en / Gals Safe, Minn.
Sans Sober, SEN beremte Snoianer>
D6D6ing, bar SEN be61t fien6te al
alle Chippewa Stammens @gp0inge,
og Gort9llinger ON bans &rtgerbe<
6rifter er fjen6te bi0en ON. S9nnen
berer set amerifanlfe Scam @oo6<
burg.
- Mrs. @ertfolp, al Moin &rai=
rie> / Mnrbeoen al ct. CLOUD, bleb
forle6en 0rebt paa @tehet paa 60
Sen pes gommenltp6 me0 en- Spor=
Dogn. Mrs. @ertfolp fom fjeren0e
fen as @a0en, og ltoppe0e Soften for
at Sporpcg1en funOe pasiere. 9en-
ne itoppebe oglaa, og ibet 6en pilbe
ltarte op igjer1> inbtraf Sammenlt6-
Set.
- 6orleoen Morgen, 0a Mrs. So
iepb @elcb / ct. Gbarles, @inono
County, oabne6e i'm 9er, fan0t FUN
en- lille &11rb, ser beD nprmere I'm
6%eripgelie Dilte Jig at inbebol0e ct
ipe6 Higebarn, og paa &urben bar
feitet cit Seb6el me6 fplgen6e ST.
"trip: ~SSeg er fommen for at bol0e
Sig be6 Gel fab. Seer go6 be6 mig"
@rs. @elcb log fig al Sen 2ille, og
bar giort Torbere0e1ie til at bebol0e
benoe.
- 9ugen for Solgct al 2on6et
paa Ne6 2ofe 9}ei erpoticnen CT ble=
bet foron6ret, 0a ser bil6e b1ibe Gon=
f(ift me0 SEN fprit aniatte Dag og
Sen, paa bpilfen Sa(get al Gbippelpo
SnOianer 2anoet / Grooflton ifal ft1:
6e Ste0, nemlig Sen Is. sunni. cal:
get al &eo Safe 2on0et bill finle
Steo / Gbief &tper Sails SEN 20
sunni, life Sen 10. sunni 1om farl
beltemt. &egiltrator og &eceiDer fol
2on6fontoret / Groofi ton bil pnr{
tillte0e be6 begge Salg for at frem:
me Mrbei0et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

Mf ale be fienbte @psbon1me, iom berjer
ben tpinoeli8e D~r8anisme. er ~geDreig9oomme
De melt brebenbe. ga, mebminore Hatierten
unbergaar burti9 % ri9tig 8ebanoli'19. ton1>
MGR be ijel6en berfra meb 2ipet.
@el pibenbe berom besDnbte Ners. Hint'
bau tibli9 at lt1oere benle @D9bom, % peo
@ammenj atninsen al fit itore 2egemib6el
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS b.. Pink
ham'sVegetable COmpOund-oper'
bepilte bun iig prt, at bet inbe9olot ben rette
Communicating al urter, Der itftert belbre'
bebe beune frp9teoe @Ysoom, @preipsoom
hp3 Rbf1t0er>
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

Please mention this paper W..
to advertisers.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

&ontont 5ituotionen er en6elig
blebet faltere, og Morfe6erne er olle
/ fat &on6ition; efter Dor Mening
fan man bore iiffer poa Collar @pe=
Be I cit meget nar 6remti6. 5n0.
fjeb poa Be ipoge Sage oil al6rig
bringe bi6ere SAB.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20

st Minbesmerfe pn1fes iejit poa
of0p6e &e6oft6r Sobn @alfs @rap,
og / 9itens 6onif @luoe o~pfor0res
til at p6e @i0rog til benne Gag. Ser
er ban1et en- &on1it6 q le0en6e Gait
ife / Greater Seem Dorf til at fore
ltao Sn0lamlingen: 6e11s Sorman6 er
Sngenigr @eorg Girfegaor0, &asi e=
rer Mpotbefer Sl1lil1s M%eergaar6, 450
5. Mpe., 8rnoflpn, SC. 9.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20
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9on11orfs ti0ligere S116enrigsmini=
lter, er / 0enne Gi0 pua c1 Ncjle
rl1l1ot ON Soroen. Gi0lte l1ge m1fpm
ian til Gm Trancisco ira 9itolien %
bill .lngge @jempeien pper ct. Souls,
bpor Fan treffer iammel1 meo Ell
Mnng6e repre- iertatipe 9ani tie, iom
belpger @eroensn0l tillingen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-05-20
Sos bpab Wtrs. @eisHib flyer:

,@iere Mrs. @intbam:-S to slar bar
nit Qip fun en- Bhrbe, ieg leo lag 1neget al
&pinbelD8oomme pg' Smerter &pg9en o9
2enoerne. 9oftpren lagoe, leg bapoe Npre@
Ipgbpm og gap mig Meoicin. SIRE Maane>
BET tog ieg bans Meoicin, 1ten blep itabig
pprre. Win ManD raabebe mig iaa til at
forlpae Lydia e. Pinkham's Vege-
table Compound, ns bragte en- State
biem. Set er ben itprlte 8elitgnelie, Der no.
aneuitnoe CT blepen braet til nort 91em. SSnoen
ire Maaaeber par je9 ct mt Menneite.
Smerterne bar foripunbne, min Mnli9tsfarbe
blep f(ar, mine Dine blanfe % nit belle Sps
item / ABB @tanb."-Wfrs. 8aula. @eisllit6.
lis Seneca Ctr, Buffalo, 81. g.. $4,000
Bnb.. bni8 Oriqinalen til DDenn9nnte Bren,
ser Diier bets 9Egtbe1. title ian fren1leGge8.