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The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-10-19
Cambridge

We are glad to announce that Andrew
Pepper, who had the misfortune of
breaking his ankle some time ago, is i'm
proving so he can get around some on
crutches.
Heights busy these days hauling
lumber, stone and sand. He is going to
raise his barn and have it remodeled so
that when he gets it finished he will
have one of the handiest barns in the
state.
Last Friday afternoon at about 4:3O
o'clock Gust Madison suffered stroke of
paralysis. He had been helping his wife
during the afternt On and sat down on
some old steps by he side of his wood
shed, and as his wife came to the door
he told her that he had no feeling in his
right arm and moment later when he
attempted to get up he fell to the
ground. James Scobie and DR. Fosse
carried him into the house, doctor was
summoned and everything possible done
for him. The doctor called again about
7 o'clock in the evening and found that
he had had another shock and was in a
precarious condition. He has since lain
in a sort of stupor most of the time, but
his condition is such that but little hopes
are entertained for his recovery.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-10-19
The BENEFIT of Exercise.

Exercise does for the body what the
mountain side does for the stream of
water. When the water runs down the
mountain side it is babbling brook,
leaping out into the air now and then,
throwing itself into spray, exposing it
self to the air and sunshine and the
waters are crystal pure. In the valley
or on level plain the waters may form
stagnant pools and get covered over
with slime Of all sorts and inhabited
by all kinds of filthy creeping things.
Some people let themselves get into the
conSitien of that stagnant pool and
then wonder why the frogs croak in
their brains and why the birds do not
sing instead. When a person gets into
the condition where the body is like a
stagnant pool radical change must be
made in his life. He must begin by
getting vitalized, new blood into all his
cells and tissues.-Good Health.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-10-19
500 Reward 500.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least one
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all it's stages, and that is
catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure known to the medical fra
ternity. Catarrh being constitutional
disease. requires constitutional treat
ment. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surface of the system, there
by destroying the foundation of the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength by
building up tine constitution and assist
ing nature in doing it's work. The pro-
prletors have so much faith in it's cura-
tive powers, that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that it fails to cure.
Send for lists of testimonials. Address,
f. D.. Cheney, & Co. Toledo. O.
Sold by all druggists 75c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipation
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-10-19
Ordinance No. ~.

An ordinance granting franchise to erect
maintain and operate an electric light and
power system in the City of Edgerton.
The Common Council of the City OF Edgerton
do ordain:
SECTION 1. A franchise is hereby granted tC
The ESdgerton Electric Light Co.. its successors
and assigns, to erect, operate and maintain an
electric light and power plant, together with
all the necessary equipments and appliances
for operating the same; but always in con
fornnity to and in accordance with any resolu
ton. bylaw or ordinance regulating the opera
tion and conducting the same Such franchise
to be and remain in force and effect with al
powers hereunder granted for the term of ter
years from this date.
SEC. 3 This ordinance shall be in force from
and after its passage and publication.
Passed by the Common Council of the City o.
Edgerton this 9th day of October, 1906.
Approved October 10, 1906.
E. M. LADD, Mayor.
Attest: HENRY JOHNSON, City Clerk.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-10-19
Stoughton

Mrs j S Hutson has returned from
her Michigan trip and is now visiting
friends in Edgerton. She intends to go
to California in about two weeks to
spend the winter.
Complaint is made of several deplor-
able sidewalks in town. On Monday
night Paul Olson tripped on defective
walk on the west side, breaking the knee
cap to one of his legs. The city is liable
to have a damage suit on its hands if
some of the dangerous spots are not put
in more passable condition
Mrs William Parish, who has Just re-
covered sufficiently from the effects of
fall some weeks ago to be able to sit up
occasionally, had the misfortune 10 fall
again Monday, this time from an invalid
chair in which she was sitting, and is
now confined to bed again.
Miss Blanche Whitmore, who was
married last week to Vernon Taft of
band on Saturday for an overland trip
have an elegant outfit with all the nee
essary equipments for housekeeping and
will make the trip at their pleasure.
lu0t CuOOS6 GHiS LIcIuOo vi bTdFGI IOT
the benefit of the groom's health which
is not of the best, The bride is grand
daughter of Mrs Jane Fuller of this
place.
Mrs Phoebe Allen, widow of the late
Captain Rufus S Allen, and sister of
Mrs G Cannon of this city died Sat
urday in Milwaukee at the home of her
daughter. Mrs r L Estes, with whom
she was visiting. Death was due to
chronic trouble with which she had been
aiing for years. She was 70 years of
age and was a native of Ohio, coming to
Wisconsin with her parents at an early
date. About forty years ago she became
the second wife of Captain Allen, she
herself being widow. They resided in
Stoughton for period Of sixteen years,
and in the sos moved to Usage, Iowa,
where Captain Allen died eighteen years
ago. Since his death Mrs Allen has
made her home at Evanston, Ill, with
her son, Frank, who is chief clerk in the
Office of the auditor of the G M & st P
Ry in Chicago.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-10-19
Evansville

Geo Ell Clarke and wife expect to go to
Long Beach, Cal, in few weeks and re-
main there during the winter.
Saturday last was the eighty fifth
birthday of Daniel Silyerthorn, promi-
atives to the number of fifty were in at
tendance and pleasant and enjoyable
day was INDUCED in.
Charles Fl Woodbury. of GAINESVILLE
passed away to his home beyond Tues
day evening, aged ~ years. He leaves a
wife and daughter. For many years
he was a merchant at Cooksville and
was we'll known to large number of ac
quaintances.
Riley Searles has commenced excavar-
ing for new house on his farm just east
of this city. He expects to get it fin
ished some time during the winter when
he will remove in it. In the meantime
he will keep possession of the residence
here.
Another story has been added to the
large storage house in the Baker Manu-
featuring company's plant, and another
cement floor laid. These floors are new
in the architectural line and they prom
Use to be the coming floors for all fac
tories and storage plants. The laying of
this floor as we'll as the former one few
weeks ago has attracted many visitors,
who have been DESTROYS of observing
how it was done. 1t can not be fully ex-
planned on paper, more than it keeps a
force of men, with six hour shifts, busy
day and night, till completed. Suffice to
say it takes about 12O hours of work.
The floor contains 300 wagon loads of
crushed stone and sand 400 barrels of
cement, $4,000 pounds of steel rods and
weights, 100000 pounds, or train load
of forty cars of fifteen tons each. There
is 5000 cubic feet of concrete which is
sufficient to make $500 feet-two-thirds
of mile-of five foot sidewalk.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-10-19
Wisconsin Tobacco Reporter
Edgerton, Wisconsin.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1906.
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For Governor
JOHN A. ALYWARD, of Madison.
For Lieutenant Governor
MICHAEL F. BLENSKI, of Milwaukee,
For Secretary of State
G. J. NOEL, of Marinette.
For State Treasurer
ANDREW JENSON, of Edgerton.
For Attorney General
MARTIN I. LUECK, of Juneau.
For Commissioner of Insurance
II. +. NEUENS, of Sheboygan.
For Congressman
J. j. CUNNINGHAM of GAINESVILLE.
For Assemblyman, First District
JOHN SHERMAN, Fulton.
For Assemblyman, Third District
MATT F. LATHERS, Turtle.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-10-19
COUNTY TICKET.

For Sheriff
IRA w. JONES, Beloit.
For County Clerk
VIM. J. SCHUMACHER, Edgerton.
For Treasurer
WELLINGTON F. CHRISTIAN, Gin
ton.
For Register of Deeds
PETER j. MCFARLAND, Johnstown.
For Clerk of Court
EDWARD M. CAREY, Beloit.
For District Attorney
CLAUDE J. HENDRICKS, GAINESVILLE
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-10-19
Milton Junction

A very pleasant farewell reception was
rendered Rev T w North and family
Monday evening.
Hunters report that ducks are plenti-
full in this section and especially so since
the cooler weather came. While it is too
early for the canvasback, many teal and
mallards are being shot.
Efforts are being made by local tobac-
co men to have the warehouses in this
village opened the coming season and it
is thought that their efforts will meet
with sufficient success to open at least
one of the large warehouses.
Another business change was made
Saturday when f j Hutchins sold bis
bakery business to G w Maltpress, pos
session being given Immediately Mr.
Hutchins was compelled by Ill health to
retire from business. Mr. Maltpress, the
new owner, is we'll known to our readers
and will receive a hearty welcome into
the ranks of our business men.
A very pretty home wedding was SOL
emnlzed Tuesday, October End, at high
noon. when the marriage of Clara Grace
Richardson to Robert Charles Arnold
took place at the home of the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs w Richardson.
The groom is prosperous young farmer
and son of Mr. and Mrs John Arnold of
the town of Milton, where he is we'll and
favorably know; while the brides friends
are legion in her home community and
at Milton junction where she attended
high school. That many years of we'd
ded happiness looms in the future before
them is the unanimous wish of their
friends.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-10-19

This is the season of decay and
weakened vitality. Nature is being shorn
of it's beauty and bloom. If you would
retain yours, fortify your system with
HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cts,
Tea or Tablets.-H. J. Stangl.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-10-19

A severe cold that may develop into
pneumonia over night, can be cured
quickly by taking Foley's Honey and
Tar. 1t will cure the most obstinate
racking cough and strengthen your
lungs. The genuine is in yellow pack
age.-H. j. Stangl
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1906-10-19

If you have lost your boyhood
spirits, courage and confidence of youth,
we offer you new life, fresh courage and
freedom from i'll health in HOLSTERS
Roo',v Mountain Tea. 35 cents, Tea or
Tableis H J S.angl.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-17

fpenife Sfoler I Sang. S0or Ian9t
Iaaoanne geitr9beIfer fan 6oloes
2ioe, er ndturligois ct aabenl
Spprgsmaal, men set er umisfen.
heligt, at Ben fpenite presie / Sim
lano og en- Del at gresien / Soers
rig, naonlig Den tonierodtioe Del,
Ter noget mistrpitigt pda Sti1ingsn
69 life logger 0plgsmdal pdd, at
oen ME Observation-Disclosures oil
gibe fbenit Sprog og ipenIf auls
tur / 5inlano ret Oanifelige &aag
at er6ej6e UNDER.
Def finite Sociul0emotrati, Ser
/ 5jor labeoe en- fortparig Rebolu :
tion, itul6e MI ipnes at MATTE oare
tilfre6s : for 5inlanos eget geos
tommenoe, tbi at noen re6e @aroe"
/ 6eliin9fors after FAR oeret pa1
SCRIBE I qnle6ning al @igsouma@
ems 0plpsning, 6srer 10 ipfe bers
ben. Oct iocidliitiife 6obe0orgdn
r5npmies" boiler bog Mua6e me0
ge9ejitrin9en. Oct er misfornsjet
meo, at 9aloretten life er gjort Iad
oi0, at Ben ogiaa omfatte6e fdtti9>
un6eritette6e og %2psa9ngere, og oil
fun 6etrdgte observation-disclosures
formen ION ct Springbrabt, pco
fDis 6ieIp v5inIan0s proleturidt"
Ifal flinne tilfempe fig zen o%irfeli9
Representation, boa6 Sen MI oe6s
ta9ne life En-"
Sliae bi6tr9tfen6e &rap Dil oo1
bel neppe for set ferite tomme til
at asre fig praftiit 9elbenbe. Men
set laoer ia nnppe beitri6e, at set
pol6iomme Sprin9 | bOerlie 0emoe
@trdtiIf aetning. 5inlano FAR gjort
qennem i'm me 2dn60dgsor0nin9,
runner mere ems cen 5dre for Sen
iremtioi9e llooiflin9.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-17
6inlano.

netop / De Iamme 0age, ga Ma
rusiiite Sejier omiioer be lluttsoe fla
til Rigsoumasns Oplesnina, bar
ban Den 20. 5uli itaofaitet Sen al
5inlanos 2anooag peotdgne npe
@runolop (edngoagsoroning), ON
boilten ct leoenoe finit glao itrioer,
at oermeo er 5inlano gadet oper
til en- mere oemotratif Re9erinasz
form emo noget dnot 9ano / Der
zen. DIN oenne aarafteriitit er BELT
befejet, ifdl Ri ld0e itaa ben. llimo6z
|iiselist er oct i aft 5alo, at sen
1nite Reprai entationsreform er at
laare liberal eler Del / 0irteliabes
een raoital Qrt. Ut Ruslanos Gaar
bar itaofGitet en- Taa oiotaribenoe
'&eform for Stor6ertu9osmme sim
LAMBS Stprelie, turoe / fig ielD pere
ct ret talenoe 9ionesbbro ON, At
Sooeoftploen for 8onHiften incl
lem Den tejierIige Hegerina % 0uy
maen lite bar li99et bos BAN.
Den finite 2anooag, iaalsoes
Iiom Ben bar Iammeniat eftsr 6en
@iuenite Regerinesform at 1772 meo
ienere 5iIag, bar biotil beitadet If
fire St9noer, iom forbanoleoe bper
for fig: 4oelen. repreienieret peS Sc
paa Riooer6uiet inofsrte aoeliae
gstter, os Repr9ientanter for pras
ites, 9orger< os 8onoeitanoen. osn>
ne iioite pdlgt peo inoirette 0al1.
IGfter ben nne Oroning bliper ale
Slestss os alasfspripileeisr itrsss
ne, os 2anobasen orsaniieres iom
ct Gttdmmer, polet oeo oirefte 0als
efter en- meset uoitratt 0aloret,
bopri ogfad abinoer bar Del. 0alg-
retten tiltommer nemlig enbper ubss
rpstet Wano og apinoe, iom far
fplot "a 4ar, life itaar UNDER 5or@
mpnoerftab os lite bar forfsmt at
betale Gfat / De to iioite gdr. Oct
famleoe antal df Stemmeberettiees
De efter Reformen anflaas til
1,400, 900. mebsns bet for benne
fun bar 250,O00. g~alsbarbeb tiIs
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-17
SplDsning.

SaaOiot iom nit aenoItub til
|Susen mar, Ifdl je9 6erpeO giOe
Den Oplpsnin9. Iom paft. Ouins
ifpo / n0aniferen" go. SO 6egerer.
Oct er NOT befenot, at Regeringen
bar 2dn0 / De foritellige Stdter,
|icm fan fads for De faa Dollars,
oct toiter at fau 6omeiteaopapirsrs
ne og tiliiOit Sfsoet, ndar gitingels
|ferne ON at DO % oponrfe 2dn0st
/ ct pitt 3i0srum er opfnlot. Gam
oct, jeg omtalte / 0opion 60, Mons
lana, iom efter geboernes ll0idgn
|pg nit Sfgne er 9oot, er at fdl
pad opennGpnte getin9elie. Def bar
1ltfad Den alminoelige Regel for
6omeftedos, gditor YeterIen % jeg
me0 Senipn til 9ofpion 60, Mons
tdnd, bar pegt pda. Nddr Der idd
6liper Sale ON ~l1nbta9elie fra Sc
~almin0elige 6omeIted6sregler, iad
er oisie pit betft foritelige / Oe
|forifelige Stater me0 6eniDn til
Operrislin9siaaen bdaoe pris
Iog @ntaGet at qcres. 5 enfelte Sta
ter er Der Strsg. Regeringen far
beitemt for 0oerrisIing. og 3Oor
cen anl9g9er aandler. Sadoanne
Streg fnoes / 9opion 60, Mons
tdnd, og Wiaidms 60, q. D, CO
dnore Ste0er. Del bar life oe er
fremoeles lite min l0eniigt at gipe
Oplpsning ON Operrislin9slanO,
Ga getingelierne er foriteaige % til
Oels udf9jort. Oberrislings aanaz
Ter bpgges Der MI / 0ofpfon So,
Montana, / Stre9 uoenfor set al
pdlt. peterien og mig omtalte, 6pis
gelig9en6eo life e9ner Zig for oOer=
rising, og oeo oisie adnalers On
les par oct Ri Omtalte, at Qr6sjoe
til goo Detailing fun0e faas.
Naar ieg bar wifreOet ON euno,
iau bar jeg fun oct 9nite % sen
9eniist, at eanbsmenb, iOm on
tier at bo pad eanoet % esnsr fig
for 2anodrbeioe, maatte gre grua
|af De riae anie0ninger. fOm bette
SanO bpOer, til at faa ct gOot s6iem,
enten BET bliOer /. 5tOO eaer paa
Pr9irien. Seq mener neinlia, at
eanOIiOet er at fOretratte fOr IA.
britdrbeioe.
aenmdre / auauit 1906.
8. 9anien.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-17

ppBefue IlscnGSS pOrtO1x1t
Begerne bestil1es efter Nunmer.
$50. Rorben, 3bitlanb og 8isrns
itjerne gjsrnion. 4f @iIbelm girs
tebol. A Siber. / OmNus. =
RebIat fra zoe til 10c.
331. Den friitelige @isbeb e1.r
osroens fulos 5orpisnins". 101
Giber. @obt inbbunben. Nebfat
fra $1.20 til 60e.
332. 5pob er Sanbbeb? If 5r.p.s
rit Sungerfen. st SnbIes | bore
Dages 5rosItrib. 22S Siber. @oht
inbbunben. Nebi. fra $1.8O til 90c.
334. On qarsans Snbre Misftons
Sibsnbe, 1896. Snbbunben. Nebs
TAT til soc.
1856. gn Nareans af Misfionsbus
bet, 1894. Snbb. I.biat til 4Os.
337. Gn aargane at Misfionsbubtt,
1897. Snbb. HebIat til 400.
1913. Gn 4areans af M~isiionsbubet,
1903. Snbb. Nebiat til 40t.
$50. Gn aarsans of ariftelis Soms
Ter, 1903. Snbb. Nebfat til 30t.
341. Gn 9areane alminbeIis airt.s
tibenbe, 1895. Snbbunben. Nebiat
fra $3.50 til Toe.
344. 9apibs SuImer. Operfat fra
9runotetIten os ftroff inbb<lt,
FAINT opInit beb @nmartnins.r II
s. 8. Seife, Mas. 223 Sib.r.
Snbbunbsn. Hebiat til Doc.
6. Snbien at gbfparb 2spentbal.
5sr os MI. llbeape 1895. meb ca.
40 tore, fine gilIeosr. Fnt trptt,
fort Jormat, 365 Siber / Omflas.
Nebfat fra $2.40 til Toe.
IL. Mebbelelier ON nit 2epneb, at
Or ). 9. Mpniter. ubsape 1884.
300 Siber | Smflas. Nebiat fra
$1.8O til 40c.
IA. aubpis !SerteI: Sans Wirbelm
6ertel. gibros til ben fsnbsrjpbffe
Golfepattelf.s 9iitorie, meb pors
tret. 1914 Sibsr / Omflas. Rebiai
fra $1.00 til SOC.
16. Gn airte unber 2orfet. SiiIbs
ringer fra be rusFfte 9terfsprppins
fer at 9borpalb glmquiit fra TIC.
til 25e.
"a. Smaofrifter til Oplnsnins for
ariffne. llbsipet of prpf. Or.
Greherit Rielfen. Tsbfat fra So
til 81 pr. ginb.
IS. Grriie ginb 1886. SnbspTbsr
gibrus af 6. s. Brandt, g. Mabs
fen. 6. q. Rotp, s. gubl, ST. Nilss
fen, u. g. pculfen os Q. S@ouss
Dor.
SO. Nnbet Binb. 1887. Snbeborber
8ibras at u. 3 Ssrseafen. q
Stint, 5. HisIfen, s. BrbI, y. Bolt.
). Rabinopitf@, 8. Mefsetsoarb ~
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-08-17

Omflas. N.pfat fra $1.35 til 5oe.
So. MisionssS tubisr os aritifftr If
ter en- Reiie til Snbien of Oh. g.
9runbemann, TIFF preit. Optrfas
at 5reberit Hpsaarb. GIT @ibtr 1
On lag. Nebfut fra rs til 25t.
81. ariifOHer galfenbOrf og 9onfts
atsrne. 5iffOrif Stueipil / fem
6dnolinser at Magbalene Sborefsa
1914 Sib.r. Nsbfat fra $1.00 til 2ot.
SO. @torg DufbinstOns 2spneb nts
ariifian 9ifersuurb. Sobebfastlss
tfter Gbparb @tperetts ,2ift a.
M%ofbineton". "a Siber | OmfIos.
Hebfdt fra 40 til 15c.
"a. 8riitelise 9maaitptfer of 6.
meb 5ororb at paftor Msf9enfeIhas
6dnfen. 81 Siber / Smffos. REL
fat fra 30 til Toe.
81. Mormonerne. beres profet, berts
Stat oe beres Relision, at Or. Mns
rig Bud, ~operfat fra 5pf. 1873 eas
Der / Omil. Nebfat fra Goo. til 2h.
SO. Oonmdrts 8ppebals. Gn Romoa
fra 9anle Dage at 8ilhelm Dfie1.
saarb. 1852 Siber I Om1foe. Rehs
fat fra $3.50 til 75c.
100 5orfgs til en- tort GOrtfuriae oDes
Ct. Sobannes MabenbarinQ af 0ts
to MglIer. 348 Siber | Omrass
Nebfut fra $500 til $1.20.
101 Gneelife, ftOtffe os irffe JoItes
fanse os Melobier, famlebe os ubs
fotte for pianoforte af M.p. Berg
green. anben, meset 5orsgebs l1es
eape. SnbeboIoer 1875 Sanse. Ntss
fat fra $1.50 til 8Oc.
LOG Om gsrnef fpIen. gn gfterlam
Qfbanbling at &riten Mittelia
Rofb. ubsipet at 9uralb 3olm-
SO Stber | Smildg. Weofat tie
40 til 2Oe.
112. Mirbe ON g. M. Gsrenfeat
Rdtetet | asse. Dsb ben Abe aprsl
1873. Deb Greberit Sunoerfts.
1913 Siber / OmIas. Rebfot ia
Goo. til zoe.
115. Sil Gorfpur for Rr~itentrctna
Sonbbeb. Gn Saanbsratnins fot
2esfolt. af 5reberit Sunserfes
prait p.b asbenbapns9 ulsmenias
beb. 100 Siber / OmfIos. Nese
fat fra 40 til SOC.
1T. SIbfsnaIer os en- gfterfrifl
80 8Iabartitler (meb ct Jororbt
Of Greberit Sunserfen, @alsmsniss
bebspraft | asbenbapn. 81 Sisn
Omnae. Nebfat fra 20 til 10.
121. Goltefribeb Os Ssitirt.liebeb- Ct
Snblag / Nutfbens auIturtouaf
at u. M. ct. Mretdnber, RaaA.
teol. Ill Siber | Omflag. Nese
fat fra 40 til zoe.
125. Sra bet fpenh- 2irtelib | b.
fibfte 9unbrebe @ar. Rogle yer
fons os Sibsfilbrinser at Ridors
Ueterfen. 300 Siber | Btnb. Nesr
fat fra 1920 til $1.70.
1875. Deb Sengetib. gn Mob,rf
Orb til gsrnene, at Quauta Moua
rier, m.b Sororb at Sogneprcf
Sbomos Rsrbdm. 129 Siber Il
ginb. Nebiat fra $1.00 til 60.
127. Ridorb peterien: Jirt 2ipss
biIleber: @erner M~brabomfcue
2ubpis Suet, MoriB Grnbt q
hans Torhplb til Oanmarf. pcnA
Msner. 235 @iber, inbbunnen.
Hebfat fra $1.70 til $1.00.
1913. $. 8. Martenien, npt Bibras
til en- aarafteriitit af banf pras
bifen | bet 10. MorbunbrebeS
ibfte 9alpbel, at g. N~anneffdht
S%osnepraft. 154 @iber. irbs
bunben. Nebfat fra 1920 til ST..
132. Daenp. st 2ipsbiIebe | brts
matiif Gorm, af Wirb. Malins.
152 Siber, inbb. / flint 8inh.
RebIat fra $1.80 til 9Oe.
1876. Sobn paIuban>M pner. Mers
neffets 3pmebie. Dramatic Digss
ming. POI Siber i OmFoe.
Nebfat fra $1.O0 til zoe.
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8. Shorlina.

gube oe 8. listing.
80. Jjerbe ginb. 1889. SnbeboIber
gibrag at 5. peterfen, g.S.granbt.
U. 3iibeI, s. 8ubl, ". 9jslbebt os
q. Salmon.
80. Jemte 8inb. 1890. Snbsbolbtr
8ibrag af 5. DeIibi4, 5. p.terfea
s. b. Dellineer, s. Nslfen, s. 8
81. 5ranf, o. Obel os 6. 8. Nielfen.
Al. SDbenbe ginb, 1892. Snbebols
Der gibrag at q. BON Settinger.
Otto MsIIer, 8. Melborn. ).
Nelbopen, 6. 6. 5lspftrup.
AZ. Ottenbe 8inb. 1893. Snbebols
Der gibras of 8. s. Rsrbam, 8.
Me1er, M. $. 6. Sod og 6. 6
5lspitrup. = Dett. giab fols..
fun | 5orbinbelf. meb Smoafrifs
ternes nj andre 8inb.
43. Rienbe Binb. 1894. Snotbols
Der 9ibrus at s. a0ftlin, 8. M.
2arfen, 5. Hielfen, 6. Nupi1e, 9.
u. gobbolb os 6. gurtius.
Al. Sienbe ginb. 1895. Snpebols
Der gibras at Q. Gsrenfen, s. 60,
bet, 8. M. 2arfen. ). Nielfea. 6.
b. Ore1i, o. S4mtbt (@ilpia1 os
6. 6. Glepitrup.
Nn, nebfat fra So til 81 @tpttet.
45. 30 Mobulationer for Orsel efler
5armonium fom S%orbinbelfer mels
lem Solmemelobier. Romponeret
of 8. Saitrau. pris nebfat til 15c.
40. Minoer fra Norbens 9iItoris, at
u. 5abricius, 235 Sibsr / Omilas.
Nebiat fra SOC. til 25c.
so. gpangelium os 2op, 8ibras til
Menneitelioet, oeb g. S. 8ertelfen,
Sogaepr9it for Ssnberup ps Sui
orup. SO Sibsr / Omilas. Nebs
fat fra 25c. til 1Oc.
SO. 2ipet / Sub, relisisie getrasts
ninger at Sacob pduIi. 191 Siber
/ Omflus. Heofut fra 81 til 4oe.
"a. 5erren os Sienern.. prabifener
at Sacob pauGIi. 26O Siber / Oms
flag. Nebfat fra SLIPS til soc.
go. Dasboesoptesnelfer of gaitor
Sbomos Rerbams efterlabte Doc
hsssr. SO Siber i Omilas. Heh
fat fra Doc. til 15c.
SO. 5erluf Norbal, en- GortaIins fro
bet forrise NarbunbreOe at Maobas
leae 9boref.n. 400 Siber I Om.
flag. Nebfot fra $1.20 til 60e.
81. Sacob Gbr. 2inbbers. Den bonf.
airtefags Jortampere, st Minbe'
frift af Greoerit Nbsaarb, meb Sa'
COB Chr. 2inbberss giIebe. 80 Si'
Der | Omflae. Nebfat fra Coz. til
25e.
So. Sti.rnebimkn. Nssle til Be-
ftemmelfe at Stierner, at TborpaIa
Rsbl. Meb Stierneiort. 81 @is
Der | Omflas. Iebfat fra zoe. til
2Ot.
II. Snbianerbsubinsen Teeumtha.
On biosrafff StiIbrins, at Rriftion
9ffereaarb, Gorftanber for Stsp-
ring Ssiffole. SO @iber I Smflas.
Nebfot fra Doc. til 1Oe.
~. ga 0olfart til 8ibelens benige
2onb, relisisit Digit at MboIf Gang
feb, meb Su~utrationer. 80 Sis
Der / Omil. Nebfat fra 80e. til
25c.
73. 2ubbis 9eloie. If bans Cir
os of bans Sib. st Minbeffrifi
up9tpet al GuDpt9 S6rgoer. 336
Siber / Smilas. priien er neb-
fat fra $500 til zoe.
Is. Diete, samle os npe, at gbr.
Dintber. 300 @fber Omflas.
Nebfat fra $1.00 til 40c.
70. Den lille Sornbl9Ie Ter, ct digit al
8. g. 9olft meb manss SlIuftras
tioner at R. gbriitianfen. 1874 Siber
Omfas. Nebfut fra $3.50 til 81.
so. 100 Smaaitpfter for @ioIin. Can't
febe af 6. Saitran. A Siber I
SmfIas. Rebfat fra 80 til 25e.
IS. Dor 9erres Sefus Gbriiti gierss
prabiten. prebitener / 1rinitatiss
tibsn at ST. Wrnbt. Msb ct Gorprt
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