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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-29

Only $500 to Oklahoma and $3.50
to Southern Texas for one way tickets.
$27.75 for round trip Special Homeseek-
ers via M. & st. l.. R. R. Liberal limit
and stopover privileges. -,
Call on, or address J. G. Rickel, City
Ticket Agent. 424 Nicollet Ave.
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A Reautif11l NIAGARA Picture.

There is nothing better to hang on
ones study wall than fine picture of
some grand scene of nature. Niagara
Falls is probably the grandest sight on
earth, and one of the finest pictures of
the cataract is the water color of Chas.
Graham. This has been reproduced by
photography. in twelve co1ors, l5x24 in,
on heavy plate. paper and will be sent
to any post offce in the world re
ceipt of fifty cents, in stamps or sill
yer. Address, O. W.. Ruggles, G.. P. &
r. A., Michigan Central r. R., Chicago.
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The Niagara Falls Route TO- New York,
=. Boston and the East,

The Michigan Central has four splen-
cago and New York and Boston. Two
run via Niagara Falls, stopping five
minutes at Falls View. :, Ten-day stop
over at Niagara allowed on all through
tickets. Chicago City Ticket Office,
l19 Adams street; Central Station on
the Lake Front, 10Th Street and Park
Row. ,..,,:F-1s =: r.@r. ;..'
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Christian Endeavor, Duluth Meeting

All delegates to the meeting at .Du:
luth, who can do so. will please
take the Northern Pacifc's 2 pm,
daT sPecfa eoaeRes vii be- ProTde
Those who cannot get away for this
train can take the Northern Pacific
train at 1890 pm. or at 8:15 am.
Saturday. Get your tickets, not for
getting your receipt and certificate, at
the Northern Pacific city office. =.
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WANTED AT HUDSON
Trip, Minnesota, Convict, Arrested on
Release from Prison.
Special to The Journal.

Special to Tho Journal.
saltwater, Mimi, Sept. 29.-Samuol
B. Trip, released from the penitentiary
this morning, was arrested at the door
on information from Hudson that he is
wanted there for the theft of harness.
He objected and requisition papers
must be sworn out. He has served four
terms in prison.
John F. Nay, an early pioneer, died
at Los Angeles, and his remains will
arrive here tomorrow. He lived two
years in Minneapolis before going to
California. He was a member of Com,
pany G, Eighth Minnesota, in the civil
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Illinois Central Railroad,

worlds air Service to st. Louis.
The Illinois Central Railroad now
operates four fast daily trains between
Chicago and st. Louis, leaving Chicago
at $3.50 a.m.,.. IL t04 pm, 9:27 pm.
and 1875 pm. Dining, Buffet
Library, Sleeping and Free Reclining
Chair Cars. Tickets to the Fair at
greatly reduced rates. Ask for time
table and literature. A. H. Hanson,
G. p A.. Chciago.< aa4 .f*e..aa&ls
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500 Time To the Kootanav

st. Paul and Minneapolis to Koote-
nay Landing, Nelson. West Robson,
Trail, Rossland and other points. The
rate every day until October 10Th, is
$22.5o., Call at the ticket Office for
your reservations and Booklets on the
Kootenay county. 119 Third street s.
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DoNALDsON's. POTATOES.

Anoka Street F air Visitors Enthusiastic
~ Over the Exhibits.
Special to The Journal
Anoka, Mimi, Sept. 29.-The street
fair opened this morning with big
crowds and beautiful weather. The
Morgan G. A. r. drum corps is one Of
the attractions. The Donaldson potato
exhibit is the finest of its kind ever
seen, hundreds Of bushels being entered.
The Green and Swanson corn exhibits
are interesting features. -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-29
Christian Endeavor, Duluth Meeting.

All delegates to the. meeting atsDu-
luth, who can do so, will please
take the Northern Pacific's 2 pm,
''Lake Superior Limited train on Fri
day. Special coaches viii be provided.
train can take the Northern Pacific
train at 1920 pm. or at 8:15 am.
Saturday. Get your tickets, not for
getting your receipt and certificate, at
the Northern Pacific city office.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-29

Cape Town, Sept 29-The census of
British South Africa, including Cape Col
ony, the Transvaal, Natal Rhodesia,
Orangia, Basutoland and Bechuanaland,
gives the white population at 1,135, 016 and
the colored at 5,19S,175.9 # -
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-29

Through co California WITHOUT Change.
Via the Minneapolis & st. Louis Rail
road Personally conducted tourist cars
to San Francisco and Los Angeles each
car leaves st. Paul 900 am, running
by the way Of Kansas City and the
popular Santa Fe System through New
Mexico and Arizona, arriving Los An
geles Sunday morning. Thursday car
leaves st. Paul 500 pm, running by
and the famous "Scenic Route to o.
den, thence Southern Pacific, arriving
Los Angeles Tuesday morning.
Before purchasing your tickets, call
on or address J. G. Rickel, City Tick
ct Agent, 424 Nicollet Ave.
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SPEAKER CANNON'S DATES
Red Wing and Hastings to Hear Him
t. on the Afternoon of Oct. 5. ~.... Vt:
to The Journal,

Special to The Journal. = :
st. Peter, Mimi, Sept. 29.-Congress-
man G. R. Davis has made arrangements
to have Speaker Joseph G. Cannon IS
Hastings on Wednesday afternoon, Oct.
S. The train will stop for about forty
five minutes at each place, where ar
rangements for speaking will be made.
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500 Time Homeseekers Rates

To the Dakotas and the Canadian
northwest, every, Tuesday in September
round trip, plus ST.. Ticket office 119
Third street S. r.r- ..- ~
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SUDDEN SHIFT
OF MANAGERS
Continued From First Page.

tain defeat as things stood, and felt
that the only chance of success was
to switch managers. The former sup
porters Of Judge Collins must be
brought in line, and so they went for
Martin. Every inducement was brought
on the former Collins manager. For
two weeks he refused every offer and
possession of all the facts, he had not
agreed to anything when the action of
the committee was taken yesterday.
However, the official Dunn organ an
nounced this morning that Martin
would be actively associated in the
management Of the campaign, and Nj.
Dunn announced last night in Mime
apols that Martin would be his man.
ager.
The changes announced yesterday
were as follows:
W., E. Verify, Wadena, resigned as
&C. H. Warner, Aitkin, appointed in
Kay Todd, St. Paul, Judge Jaggard IS
representative on the committee, re-
signed.
James A. Martin, St. Cloud, added to
the committee, and made an additional
member of the executive committee.
%<> May superseae Hamlin:
Martin is to be made chairman Of the
executive committee, practically. re-
lieving Chairman Condo Hamlin Of the
conduct of the campaign.
c. S. Mitchell, head of the speakers
bureau, has been conducting the nego-
tiations with Martin, and he said last
evening that he felt safe in saying that
the st. Cloud man would accept.
Up to the present time Mr.. Dunn IS
friends and newspaper organs have re,
fused to admit that there was any op-
position to Senator Clapp, or that there
was any trouble between Dunn an6
Heatwole. Now that the volcano has
burst forth, they give out the whole
story: The Pioneer Press, which is
Chairman Hamlin s paper and the Of
fetal organ, said this morning:
Mr. Verify resigned at the request O.
| the members of the committee because O.
| his relations with former Congressman
Joel P. Heatwole of Mortified, who, the
members of the committee have reason
| to believe, is throwing his influence
| against Robert c.. Dunn of Princeton ant
Senator Moses e. Clapp of st. Paul. Mr.
Verify was appointed at the earnest so
licitation of Mr.. Heatwole, and was con
sidered his personal representative. In
formation had come to the committee
that because Mr.. Dunn refused to oppos
Senator Clapp for reelection Mr.. Heat
| wole is out to ''knife'' him. The mem
bers of the committee had no persona
objection to Mr.. Verify, but decided tina
in view of Mr.. Heatwole's attitude of op
position to Mr.. Dunn the public woul
not place in Mr.. Verify the confidenc
that the secretary of the cornmitte
should command
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-29

If there was ever specific for any
one complaint, then Carter's Little Liv-
and every woman should know this.
Only. one pill dose. Try. them.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-29

3 Dos you like good coffee9 Ask for
Mclaughlin IS Coffee. Tt is the best
and sold at reasonable prices.
Mclaughlin & Co., Chicago Importers.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-29
Martin Takes Charge.

James A. Martin took charge at the
republican headquarters at noon to-
day. G. H. Warner of Aitkin, the new
secretary, was also on hand.
Mr.. Martin gave out his letter Of ac-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-09-29
Staying the Knife.

Miles Bunnell Of Duluth, publisher of
the Duluth NeWs-Trlbune and a mem
Der Of the executive committee, said:
It's as simple as one, two, three. 1t is
an open secret that Joel P. Heatwole has
been knitting Bob Dunn for weeks. His
overpowering ambition to succeed Sena-
tor Clapp in the United States senate
was not concurred in by Mr.. Dunn, and
Heatwole has been knitting him on every
OCCASION. We are not fools. We%knew
it and we didn't propose to stand for it.
Verify was secretary Of the committee
simply as the representative Of Heatwole.
In view of the changed conditions and
with his close political friend and hacker
opposing the candidate for governor, we
could do nothing else than demand his
resignation. He saw the justice of our
position and has resigned. 1t was hardly
fair that he, should be in a position Of
close confidential relations with Mr.. Dunn
and his committee as the personal repre-
sentative of Heatwole, man who is
charged with clrcu1at ting stories rejecting
on Mr.~Dunn, and doing everything he
can to embarrass us in the campaign.
Collins Position.
While after Martin s help, the Dunn
after Judge Collins and Governor Van
SAINT. Senators Nelson and Clapp have
labored with the governor, while Judge
Collins had long session with Chair
Collins refused to say anything for
Dunn on the ground that Dunn had
slandered and abused him in public and
private for months, and his self-respect
would not permit him to say a word
for Dunn. IF what Dunn had said was
true, then he could do Dunn no good.
IF it was not true, then he would be
forgive the insults and ISLANDERS and
join his voice to the appeals for Dunn
support.
Governor Van SAINT is in the same
position. He has refused to say a word
one way or the other. He is in Winona
today, attending the funeral of c. A..
Morey, and could not be interviewed.
Martin Takes Charge
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-28
80 9oOe Spgcr.
IS esftds 8 fprte 8en."
.3ebbDs Snap"

Dian er ufte / 3Oipl ON, b0ab mar
Tfat Iafe - 6aabe unge og gdmle
Set CT life altib faa let en- Sag Al
faa noget, iom er 6aooe goOt og in.
tere8iant.
Sec tan neppe tanfe mig nogei
Barn, ION life bill laIe o3eObDa
Snap" meO @labe. 50, ben ital moi
blipe leit mere enb cen Sang.
o5esfos' fprfte 9pn" Ifat better
life mdngle 9eiere. 9bb ben. les
benz De Sinner, bu Burger til 2as.
nineen at ben. CT go0t dn0en6i. So.
gen er itittst til at paffe 21Iten til
at 9sre BET 9ooe uOen at bIipe trat.
8. SO. 8on6o.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-28
Hplgen0e gooe gpger

Tan fuas / 9aniib 2utb. qubl.
9Ouie, Blair, Re6r.:
Sonas Sic:
2obien og bans 9uitru. 227 Sie
Der / OmIlug SOC.
aomanoprens 0etre. 5ortellins
fra Norge. 204 Siber / Smilas
SOC.
Ndar Solen goar neb. 5ortaIs
ling poa 1874 Siber / Omilag 35c.
Onbe Magter. SOrtaling pau
205 Siben / SmfIag SOC.
Naar Serntappet fuloer. PIG Sis
Der / Omila9 SOC.
CART Gtlar:
@sngebepbin9tn p9 0ponningens
8a9tmeiter. 646 Siber / Omf FLAG
$1.0O. Snbb. $1.25.
5olt / Hsb. $ Omilag 25c.
Martba fra @igersoolb oe andre
Sortpainger. 104 Siber. gris
25c.
Sob o9 Ssif. Sortallinger meo
208 Siber / Smflag SOC.
8jsrneet. National 9iHoriIf &os
man meb $50 Siber iOmflag Coz,
ariasbiaeber. 272 @iber / Oms
flag SOC.
2utb. publ. Sou {.
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-28
NeenaB, @is.

Senbag ben 10. DIT. fejrebe My.
% Mrs. Ears NielIen bere8 Sub
6rpQup, % / Od9ens Nniebnin9
6apbe be inpbubt belle Menigbeoen,
FAINT ilere Nenner til at tilbrin9e
Gftermiboag og often / bens 6jem,
og en- .itor Stare CAB ogiud Wlebe.
Oagen bar bobbeii 9pjti0elig for BET
gamle par, ioet beres bngite 0atters
Sen bleb osbt ON Gftermtbbagen
at paitor Sse. @fter 9aaben talts
paItor Sse og operrotte paa 5ors
%famlingens @eehe en- Spubiereitot
meb @ulobaanbtog til Mr. Nielien
CO en- Yaraplp meb @ulbtnap til
Mrs. Nielien FAINT ct 20 Dol
lars @ulbitptte, 6borefter paitor
Serlilo tulte, og &oret fang nog!e
fleritemmige Sange. Orb @ftenss
boroet bolot S. p.Sefperien, iom bar
tenbt @ulo6ruDeparet iioen be for
"a Oar iiben tom BERTH fra 0unz
mart, en- 8orbtale. SIR. og Wrs.
Nielien er begge raife og rerige trobs
beres "a Oar, ia Nielien arbejoer
enbog enbnu baglig poa ct Sernite>
beri iom Serniteber, bpilfen profs
fesiion ban bar ful9t be Iibite 60
qur. og Mrs. Rielien ger enbnu aft
fit S~usarbeibe ielp, Ida mauife hi ON
10 aor fan msbes igen til 0iamunt-
6rbaup.
Gn0eli9 ndoebe Ri faa ben 10.
Oft, 0agen paa bbilten Dor 8a5ur
ifulbe afbolbes. @n 3omite, beiiads
enbe at 8pinbeforeninoens og ling
bomsforeningens Meblemmer, babbe
/ lang Sib orbeibet iberbigt for, at
rem Ifulbe blipe en- Sucees, og HeIuls
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-28
Sa5il Mias, Nebr.

Den oonite 8efoltnin9 / 2tntiIOpe
50. operraTte6e / fOrri9e uge beres
M Prait, Poit. Mo9nusIen, meO
meo en- grubegaoe. MeOOeIeren Ter
Get iom ct goOt Barrel for 5remti=
ben at ben @runo, at 3unten life
bar opfommen i Meni96eOen, men
6os en- Manb uben for Menigbeoen,
faa bet bar, Iom bet 6eb6er, ben ban
ite 8efolfning, baobe i o9 u0enfOr
Menig4e0en, foritaur ri, Der beftog
/ OOerraftelien. Su, hi enifer Dor
unge Sen, qoft. Mugnuien, Toa bel
Iom bans Menig6eO O9 belle ben bon>
ite 8efolfning, ban Oirfer iblanot,
en- goO % OeIii9net 5remtiO, Ida
Subs 9ige maa ppbAg9es Og befe@
ties og mango MenneIfer f~relies.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-28

Zig. at Der er en-, Der bar no9et imob
Rig. Oct er / be 7eIte 3ilfaloe IN
ieGe 3ieneIte. Men 6oor ofte IOas
res Der Tua life: boab tommer bet
mig beo? Der iom man oa life gaar
til 9eotpmmenoe, banbfer man life
efter 9~erIig6eben8 9ub = cj6eGer efs
ter SeIu Oirefte llbIa9n. No9le god
og itumler for fig ielo meb @fritiite
9litte og tldge pad a9rligbeoen.
CAB os elite, IA finOe Oi &arlig6eo.
Den, Iom IibOer for fig ielp o9 luer
pber andres 6jerteles6eb, bill tilIioH
10 / i'm egen auloe. &~GrliQ6eben er
Greens gberIioe. 8i fenbe 6inanben
paa oenne Yberiioe, % 9er6en fen
Der os paa 0beriioen. Den er arof
ten / Samfunbslipet inbabtil, og ben
er 3rdften / 8ibnesbbrbet ubobtil.
30 Oantro M9nb bugqeoe 3r9 !
StO0en / 6~91estub. Wen mar be
Tfuloe bare, Itinebe ben enc Ig oltio
reo ben tbnbe Gnbe. Sdo blep BEN
ne ina. % en- troenoe Wanb tom TIL.
6dn tog altib ben tbffe Gnbe. Oct
funoe 9ammeraten life forItao; men
bet bdbbe til 5sGge, at ban bleb ON
penot. Cab os ltDnoe os at tage ben
tbfte Gnbe / al bort Qrbejbe boooe
paa borNrbeibspfuOs, / Siemmene %
/ Qrbeioet for Subs Ri9e, iod Itu1e
Ri NOT fin0e 9arligbeb.
Om Ssnodgen 6obbe Ri SUBS
t~ieneIte meb @ltereang ON 8ormib@
hagen. poItor g. 9. Gbriitianie len
prpbifebe. On Gftermibbaeen babz
De ri ct bejligt llngbomsmsbe, 6Oor
prof. 5. g. Senfen prabitebe og bers
efter blep Der affdgt flere @~ibnesbprb
of 2Ggfolt. 0m @ftenen babbe Ri
9fItebsmgoe meb forte Sdler at be
t~ilTte6eb9renbe preiter.
Saa biertelig 5uf til @ennerne |
9rootlpn for bet beilige Sumbar, %
f9rlig 5ilIen til alle glabets 29iere.
81. g. San n.
Get.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-28

tatet ooerfteg ogIad dqes 5orpents
ninger, ibet 5ortieneiten belpb fig
tt 1925. Monge @enItanbe, labeoe
at pot8ne 1ad bel 1om 8Brn. ble0
iolgte ON @fterminOagkn, og efter
at 4ftensmab bar ierberet, be9bnote
man paa Quttionen ooer alt, 1om it.
fe bar iolgt ON @ftermiObagen og alt
6lep gobt betolt. 6ortieneiten bill
6libe brugt til at uoitnrre oor npe
airte meO, Iamt bj9lpe at betale en-
airfsfloffe meb.
9et gdar 9obt fremob meb Dor
npe airfe. Om ct pdr Tiger bill Di
tunne ofben1tte gafementet til@ubss
ijeneIte, inbtit felOe 8irten blirer
ferbig til SnbOielie.
Scans SeriilO meO 8amilie
rejite forleoen til Marinette, @i8.
for at 6tioe. Mr. Seriilo bar mob
toget ct 3ilbub iom 8eitprer for
en- Strittefdbrif berItebs. 8orr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-28
5of!

6erpeo tattes puu bet bjerteligit'
@monuels panIfe eOan9.slut6. Menig-
6eo og oens 9raf, 9uitor q. SO.
2~(nbreafen, / Gaiten, Sal, for al Den
a~arlig6eb, be uooiite MOB os BED al
6olOe port grpdup og for GuOen, fom
tiQige bleo os ooerratt. Sgen Sat,
bort !0jertes 3afl 9erren beliignt
eoer ale berforl
Sgrgen 9. 8oe og 9uItrn,
286. Yoplar QOe,,
5resno, Sal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-28
&orreipOnOancer.
#@eit Brand, 81

Ser er pasieret life Iaa ganite
liOt MT at me0Oele til 0aniferens
9eiere. iiben Der iiOit 6IeD itreDst
6erfra; men 0a bette er iod lange
iiben er bet npe neiten 6lepet GAM
melt, Dog lab mig fort9ae liot II
bet.
U}eb W}enig6ebsur6ejoet gaar bet
foa jabnt fremdb. 9i bar iaaleOes
baa0e facet enllngboms= og en- &bins
teforening Itiftet. 8e9ge potter TIA
big. De unge bar anftufet noSle
o9angeren" til fri 8ru9 forUienigbe@
BEN, og De glpber ps pfte meb en-
1eritemmig Gang. &binOeforeningen
hdr for9ret Wenig6eben en- 9pbe.
font, JON bleo inboiet be6 bort iioite
Misiionsmpbe. 9enne 7ioItnaDnte
5oreuing bar uooitlet fig til at bliDe
en- 6iGlpeforenin9, Der bill bjGIpe,
6oor bjplpes fan, o9 6Oor 6iaIp
tranges.
@n Del bar o9iaa Iluttet iig til
Nenig6eoen, CO Ilere bill not gre bet.
Dog, bet beOIte er, at nogle ogIaa
bar %iluttet fig til 6erren, O9 Ri tror,
Ger er flere, Der oil bet ogIaa.
@i bar bait geIp9 at tire 9ra=
ter / ben Ienere 3iO. ferit 9oItOr
10. 6. SeniensGn9bolm og MI for
nplig qreIterne s.. g. SEMEN o9 s.
II. 6jortioang. @t 6apOe o%elIigneOe
0age / SUBS 6us, bpor for !6erren
Ifdl Bare 3df.
Dor Strife bar I en- l9ngere BIB
itebt pore 9jne, forb, BEN tr9ngte til
at blibe malet; men BET fit mart Gns
De; tbi en- tonne Dug latte fiere a
port 6olt fig / 8ebagelle fra ale
9erbens fire 6ierner mob 9irten,
hep96net meo Stiger, Wtulerpotter
rg peniler og gap ben III = uglatte
Gag forit og iioen bet glotte. = 0st
pbnteoe ibprt paa plabI Ell.
6lere at be ban7te 6jtm Der bar
faaet Iptommere benne Sommtr.
iii pait. 8ecfs er Der fomnet en- ill.,
le Pige.
6erren bar pelfignet 5armernss
Qrbejbe Nor meo en- COB Qbf 6et
omtring.
- Gn Rat ferit / benne Maaneb
bleb gefoltningen / Dor life, title og
~frebelige 8p ItrGmmet op at beres
Ieoe Sebn, fsrit beb ct ualminbeligt
itRrtt 3oroenItralb og fort berefter
peo 8rdnbtlottens beftige aulben. 5
utrolig tort 3io bar belle gDens
Wlanoita6 iomlet Deo Dor mute
Stole, Iom bar bleben rant al 2Dnet
pg brGnbte neb belt til 8runben trobs
a1e QnItrengelie r for at reboe ben.
Den bar fun a8iureret for bet babe
at bens 89roi. Oct er anben Sang,
at SGben bar lagt Dor SfoIe / Qite.
Zen Oanife 8efoltning Der sr
after I Qar bleben foritsrret meb en-
Del 0onItere fra 0onmort. t.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-28
9GBebOg.

@n geItrioeIIe at be melt alminbes
liae Sp9bomme og beres 8ebanbling.
st ubbra9 at Or. Sbormunns
SunbbebsIetsiton. 133 Siber, gobt
inb6unben, 9ris 80 Gents.
2utb qubG. 9oue,
Blair, glebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-28

er i Virksomhed. Clever optages
til enhver It'd. Vinterterminen be-
gynder den |. December.
Nykommere lares Engelsk hurtigt
og sikkert.
Naar man tager ct "a Maaneders
Kursus, er Betalingen kun SIS ON
Maaneden for Undervisning, Logi,
Kost, Lys og Varme.
Indmeldelser modtages og Foresperg-
sler besyares af
Til. N. JERsILD, Elk HORN, Ia
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-28
LUTHER COLLEGE,
Racine, Wis.

0onif 9eiifole. Academic Normal Col
1ege- Business Course. - Den |. Rouem
Der odbnes lpeciel 6urlus for laooanne, iom
arbeios poo 2anoet.
Strip eiter 8otalo9.
G.. II. JENSEN,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-10-28

af 6. 6. 9eterfen, sogHepreh.
229 StOer. S 0miIag 90c., inOb.
$1.2O.
aut6. gaa 0anIf Deb q. g. MoO.
fen. 5 0milo9 90c., inbb. $1.2o.
Dor 6reo. of 30. &c 3. Gn Nu.
tiOsfOrtaQing. Qutoriieret 0btrs
I%9tteIie b%eigrget Oeb q. g. MaOs
fen. 639 @iber. @oot inb6.
$500.
Din 8ro0ers Blob. @f M. &c ..
9aa 0anit DeO qait. q. g. Mdos
len. ia SiOer. S 0miIag 20c.,
inb6. 40c.
Sra Sfoo0ejen. Of 3. 6. elegant
ubtpret meO fire beliiOige Billie
Der. S 0miIog nsbfat til 25t-,
inbb. 50c.
@ennembruoet. @n 6ort9Qtng fra
Qut6ers 3ib. qoa 0anf beb
qoitor q. g, W}abfen. 500 @ts
Der. S OmiIag 90c., inbb. $1.20
Observation-Disclosures. @eO 9. 8. s
Omilag Soc, inbb. SOC.
Cars. 6ortauin9 of 9. 8. 294
Sioer. S OmiIog SOC, inO6. soc.
@utibsmortprer. qf q. g. 6. @rObe
Rasmussen. Snbb. 90c.
qraiten. 5ortauing at 9. g. 1872
SiOer. S Omilug 4Oc., inbb. 60i.
@titfer fra ap6enbubn. @f 9. G,
S Omfldg Co.,, inbb. $1.O0.
3eOOps Snap. Gn 6iitorie ON en-
raft 0reng. Of @mp g. 5enorc.
SDeriut fra Gn9elit at $. S. 8.
6. Matbiaien. Snb6. 40c.
@it6. 8ects Grinoringer fra nit Gin.
@oot inob. $1,0O.
Beet pua aeiie. 4f 3. 6. IA @i<
Der. S Omilag soc. Snbb. $1.00.
Naar Oeftet falber. Mf @ertru5.
4lmquiIt. Snbb. Doc.
De beliges epi9e 9oile. 9lf Ridarb
Barter. SOerIat at 6. 9Iace. 5
0miGa9 $1.00, iterft og tint inbb.
$500.
Beet: Wtin Observation-Disclosures
belize. SnDb. / flint ginb $1.00.
@n pilgrims @unoring. qf 9unpan.
Operfat at q, 81. Serne. STINT
inbb. Toe.
Subtle Smauftrifter, al q. Chris
fianfen: Niels, pier ia MoGe.
Saaen GIT e tie, Stoffels Seile,
Sopneru obsforbantlin@r Samtole
mpb, De ia # ipot, men bIhtB
9obt. SOC. for afe / Omilag, 10c.
pr. 5efte e1er 90c. for ole 6 9ef-
ter inbb.
Gn ariitsns Snbtagter og ubgiftes.
s Cmflag 15c.
@n Marfeosbag sIsr Sens os Ma=
rem. s ipbt Mun6art. 81 81
Der. s SmIo9 10c.
Sire 5urtaQinger. Qf Sans. 4s
Siber. s Omilu9 Toe.
Sra Bib. gecfs 8eerabelIe. so Sis
Der. 5 Smilag zoe.
5 Stil6eb. Qf %. $. 5riis. s Sms
flag 10c.
!9ebe6uiet. of 8. @lau6rsdt. gaa
9anIf peb @0en. 5 Smflag 20t.
!Serren er nit Sfjolb. 123 Siber.
5 Omilae 25c., inbb. 40c.
6prbebreneen. Sra Spif peo Glen.
80 Sioer. S Omilag 10c.
&ittb. Sra Gneelit peb Gnen. ]
Smfla9 loo.
Scum en- Sjeneltepige. AT Siber. J
Smi lag 10c.
0bgtemanb. Sra 5bit Deb Glen.
81 Siber. s Omflug 10c.
sc pua Sefus. 0oglige Smaaitpts
fer til bier Dag t Maanben. Stint
papir og 8inb. 25c.
Ere SuleforteIinGer. "a Siber. J
Omfag 10c.
" SulefortelIinser. @f u. Doll
mer. 40 Siber. s Omflug 10c.
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