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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-07-05
Abstracts Of Title
|. W. Upham, Manager

The Blaisdell-Bird Co. are Of
fetal Abstracters and furnish
bonded Abstracts Of Title for
any land in Ward County. The
Importance of:absolutely correct
Abstracts is often underestimate
ed and the greatest care should
be exercised by customers in
their selection of abstracters.
This company is under a $10,-
100000 official bond to Ward
County indemnifying customers
against loss.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-07-05

Rain fell nearly every day dur
ing the month OF June. Farm
ers are praying for a little less
rain for they believe that wheat
is likely to rust some if this wet
weather continues. What we
need now is plenty OF clear
weather, not too hot.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1906-07-05
Farm Loans
J. ". Cochrane, Manager

The Blaisdell-Bird Co. is in a
position to makeS IAN unlimited
number OF reasonable farm loans
at lowest interest and upon most
favorable terms. No bonus.
Money paid promptly upon sign
ing OF papers.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-03

the old government mint in Philadel-
phia. Although the room was crowded,
1t became evident that the 100000
mark that had been set as the knock
down price would not be reached.
During momentary lull some one
made loud comment upon the admin
istration's relations with Wall street,
suggesting that a mistake had been
made by not selling the mint there
and rejecting directly upon Mr.. Gage
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-03
A HARD LOT.

of troubles to contend with, spring
from torpid liver and blockaded bow
els, unless you awaken them to their
proper action with DIR. Kings New
Life Pills; the pleasantest and most ef
fective cure for constipation. The
prevent appendicitis and tone up tn
system. Csc at Boone's Drug Store.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-03

has been an active
one. Now that he has
reached the height
of his ambition his
opponents will not
let him rest in
peace.
Born in London
Aug. 2, 1916, dur
ing a visit of his
parents abroad, he
is a graduate Of
Yale university and
Colum bia College
Law school. After
holding several APP
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-03

kins served in the Iowa state senate
and in congress and has been candi-
date for the United States senate. His
Journalistic motto is, always tell the
truth" and he is last ditch fighter.
Lyman j. Gage, who is said to have
Joined Mrs. Katherine A. Tingley's
school of theosophy at Point Iona,
Cal, had a brilliant career in the finan-
cial world. Starting as an Office boy
in bank in Rome, N. Y, he worked
his way up until he resigned the presi-
dency of the First National bank of
Chicago to become secretary Of the
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-03

born in New York
state, learned the
printers trade in
Wisconsin, fought
in the civil war
with the Thirty first
Iowa and since 1869
has edited the Sioux
City Journal. He is
a rock bound Re
publican and was
removed from the
office of United
States marshal by
President Cleveland
for offensive par
tiSapshin - Mr. Dor
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-03

treasury under
President McKin-
ley in 1897.
Mr.. Gage once
gave evidence Of
d lem ocratic will
fngness to forego
the dignity Of his
office and engage
tn a scrap He
was presiding at
the auction sale of
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-03

Does evil still your whole life fill?
Does woe betide?
Your thoughts abide on suicide?
You need pill!
Now for prose and facts-DeWitt' Lit
tie Early Risers are most pleasant
and reliable pills known today. They
never grippe. Sold by Beckstead Dru
Co.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-03

ter ?. Brownlow Of
Tennessee, who was
walking along Eff
teenth street.
Get in, Brown
low" said the vice
president, "and I
will take you up to
the capitol"
Brownlow hoped
in. They chatted to-
geth err pleasantly
for a short time, and
then the vice presi-
dent halted the car
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-03

rage in order to go WALTER p. BROWN
into store. He left LOW.
Brownlow in the carriage. Two or
three representatives, walking to the
capitol, came along and found Brown
low there, sitting in state
Hi, Brownlow!" said one of them.
SLOW about this? When did you get
a turnout like that, and what are you
doing here"
Nothing" Brownlow replied, ''noth-
ing at all; merely getting free ride
In the ice wagon
Then some one told the joke to the
vice president, and Brownlow put in
half an hour at the Indiana statesman's
elbow trying to square himself.
George D. Perkins, the Iowa .'stand
patter" who, with the more or less ac-
tive assistance of Secretary of the
Treasury Shaw, is trying to take the
governorship of the state away from
A. b. Cummins, Is an editor. He was
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-03

paper career in
1876, just after
leaving Cornell uni
versity, in the Of
flee of the paper of
which he is now
chief. Going to Co
lumbus in 1878, he
was on the Ohio
State Journal for
fifteen years, nine
years as managing
editor. He was con-
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-03
IN the LimeIight
]. 6. Phelps Stokes. Socialist -BrownIow
and the Ice Wagon lyman j. Gage.
''Stand Pat Perkins Richard
O!ney- Wetmore's Fight.
CEvERAL times

CEVERAL times
y a millionaire,
yet a Socialist,
J. G. Phelps Stokes
Is one of the most
interesting young
men in America to-
day. After dab
bling with social
ism for sew eral
years he has at last
Joined the Socialist
party and declares
that "either with
them or as a wholly
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-03


from an old fam
fly and is a man of
nne breeding, polish
and superior men
tally. He works
b ard and finds
pleasure in it, but
he is also very fond
of recreation. AL
though there was a
e,%-o-~ ,oa-4-o1 n 4
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-03

Samuel J. Flickinger, managing edi-
tor of the Dayton CO.. Journal, who has
been appointed secretary to Governor
Andrew Harris, is one of the oldest
and most popular journalists in the
Buckeye State. He began his news
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-03

miration and friendship between them,
Mr.. Cleveland always stood little in
awe of the Boston man. When Mr..
Olney was secretary Of state he fire.
quently gave expression to the opinion
that appointees to the consular service
should speak the language of the coun-
tries to which they were respectively
accredited. One day when a breezy
western politician who was DESTROYS Of
serving the Cleveland administration
as consul at one of the Chinese ports
presented his papers to Mr.. Olney the
latter remarked: care you aware, MI.
Blank, that 1 never recommend to the
president the appointment Of a consul
unless he speaks the language Of the
country to which he desires to go?
Now, suppose you do not speak Chi
nese." Whereupon the westerner
grinned broadly and replied, IF, Mr..
Secretary, you will ask me a question
in Chinese shall be happy to answer
it," He got the appointment without
further parley.
Senator George Peabody Wetmore Of
Newport, R. l., who may find a con-
testant for his seat at Washington in
Colonel Samuel P. Colt, will have fin
lshed his second term next March.
Both men are wealthy and prominent
in society. Although Mr.. Wetmore has
not attracted great attention outside Of
his own state and even there works
along quiet lines, his political career
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-03

Shortly before congress adjourned
Vice President Fairbanks came down
the street in Washington In his finest
carriage. He met Representative Wal
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-03

and public positions of an honorary
nature he was elected governor in 1885
and succeeded himself the following
year, but was defeated in 1887
What he was working for all the
time, however, was a United States
senatorship. He sought election to fill
the unexpired term of Jonathan Chase,
who resigned in 1889, but Nathan F..
Dixon was chosen on the eighth ballot.
In June, 1894, he was elected to sue
coed Senator Dixon and was reelected
in 1900
Possibly no man in the United States
belongs to more clubs and social or
CARNATIONS, including the leading ones
in New York, Newport, London and
other places.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-03

uecIeu Will TWO .. u. ELIChlNGER.
prominent press associations before he
returned to the Dayton Journal and
during his residence in the state cap
ital was closely associated with all the
public men of the state. While always
a rigid partisan, Mr.. Flickinger has
never been an offensive partisan and
numbers among his friends the big
men of both parties. He has attended
every state convention since 1873 and
has been on terms Of intimacy with
every governor from Bishop to Patti
son. He has known the present gov
ernor for many years. Mr.. Flickinger's
father was bishop Of the United
Brethren society and for many years
worked in foreign fields.
A South Carolinian of the old Bour-
bon school was tainted with the pos
sfbility of having to cast his vote some
day for Senator Benjamin R. Tillman
for president.
mo, sab, shall never vote for Sena-
tor Tillman," the old man said. 1.-THE
man I vote for for president must have
two eyes and but one tongue"
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-03

Richard Olney of Massachusetts,, who
has been elected chairman Of the In
ternational Policy Holders committee,
is best known as the secretary Of state
during the second Cleveland admins
tration. He was not known at all to
the people throughout the country up
to the time of his first appointment to
a cabinet position, when he was made
attorney general. He was probably the
leading corporation lawyer Of New
England at that time, although some
how he had never figured prominently
In the newspapers. Mr.. Olney comes
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-03

Independent citizen I shall strive to
promote recognition of the fact in
which 1 believe-that the SO called CAPT
talist system, as such, is indefensible
officially and disastrous industrially
through the unacceptable wage slavery
to which it leads and that it must be
supplanted by more righteous system
of cooperation and mutual aid"
Although president Of the Nevada
Central railroad, the Woodbridge COM
pany the Haynes company and the
Austin Mining company, Mr.. Stokes
left his fathers mansion in November,
1902, to live in the settlement house at
1874 Eldridge street, New York.
In the course of social settlement
work Mr. Stokes met Rose Harriet Pas
tor, a girl with mind sharpened by
years of study while toiling as a cigar
maker. She was a reporter for Jew
ish paper and was assigned to in
terview Mr.. Stokes 1t was case of
love at first sight They were married
in the spring Of 1905. Their city home
Is fiat on the seventh floor Of tene-
ment house. and they also have hand
some country home at Noroton, Conn.,,
which was not long ago the meeting
place Of a group Of well known people
who are interested in socialism.
The Havre herald. [volume] (Havre, Mont.) 1904-1908, 1906-08-03

himself. The secretary turned in the
direction of the voice and answered In
tone that was as firm as it was
quiet, you're liarr'
A friend of Mr.. Gage asked him
later what he would have done IL the
man had answered back and invited
trouble. well, If he really wanted
trouble" was the reply, ST was per-
fectfy willing to satisfy him then and
there"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26
6ptm bar oct beoit?

5or en- 9ib iiOen gif en- preit,
Ter bar paa &eiie till Nnsrtta, og
iPlai ere6e paa OGtfet meb en- Serre,
iom rbite fig of alt bare 9t6dit.
ia! Sar rigtis en- llbeirsnFten, os
Sfast maotte IaHte al 9iamp pda
for al 6ofre fig oppe mlob NinOen.
9aptajnen ertlare6e:
.Sti6dt mau bripes fremab at al
ardft, men beripm iii itpOer pula ct
Ssbjerg, er bet ube NIB os."
8h uor Ben, fem troeoe poa Sub,
3erte beite, iugbe Hon, ait ban Oikoe
gdd ino og l6gge iig; ben dnben bers
tmpb erfl9rete, at fan tumble life
tamte pola Iolhhnt; ban pnitdos life
at Do, meoens ban foo; berfrr bflce
TIN, ldd Turt bet enb par, forbIire
pan 0oetef.
6ele Natten igenrom mddtte altz
f'da benne MIanO, Der insen Sub ,buO>
be, / 9Gbs og &uubs nuage os en9s
ltes / 6rpat fer ut Do, mebsns min
8en iao fGbt o9 ON Mlorgenen aunhc
itua op friit % stdO Tom en- 2arfe.
pa ban rnr trmmen op nna
Oeftat, tiltalte 'ban 6iGpTofen:
Grab, sr De snbnil life goaet TIL
Ro?"
Sci. neil"
San bar elsnSia, ban bar ulpttss
Zig.
Sou, Iu9ts praiten, ojeg itofeoe
rua min tSmmellte Baber; iaa FaGS,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

ling. be mOttoser af eresCPbrogcre.
0et er aft atl HE atene / gje6lil=
isdS. lnlen FOR fele aieet. at 8grn tom
lrer tit at line, f.is 5brosOre, Ca
here og onors Yer b1droe og ufarli9,
.r3fD bem.
9at er 'tun nkget fda 8grn, fon
ffR Fan nlaQtes 9ennem en- jenli5
f9mgang, o9 Der er snbm f9rre, hOis
Climb, SlarntFr, ia 2bslptde lite
pbefag8ss genitem en- reOta1ren6s
Gefhrb1rn9. 5orarOre Og Ca
ytrk fan ingen Sinte bere for OPP
mari rhrtne Ssa 6enne fGarf Sanbs
s5ss.
Den 'aarlfgfdo. fcm er oiit MOB
II 9arn, ril bette alforig 9rsEnrne
- enb fttt / Qlber6ommsns 3a9e.
mtbsrrn8 milts puutninbesie, ga
ttrens renIfge 9%eiIebnin9 og 29res
lrens Nsnnefinb 6uItes Till iQteis
iibfte SHunb bq bhnner 2ibef tgen =.
rArn nogt nf be tarefte UGfnber.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

iirhts I Spun og fpler mug 1on BOr=
npet. Stob @labe bar De 4dft Of
at bIi0e ber?"
Seq MIA tirftoa." TOarebe ben
an0en, ,,ot S, fOm tuor, er at mis-
lrnbe, nidar man er til S6s."
So IifferIi9, Subs 8ern er ii
misurtoe baHoe pua 2aro og gan
De bar bet 6ebit i 6unb6eo. { 5pss
tA1t. / 2i0et pg / 9eben = % bebB
i al @pfgbeb.
6prer bu meb HiG Dem, tare Ga
Ter? 6oi8 life, Iaa bar bu bet itfs
aobt = og d1srmfnbit, noar 0fheu
ftunr for 2ie. M}pn bet nh life er
6ebIt, om bu omOenbte Dig til biz
5reIIer os bet jO Fer 10 hsGIepe. ia
fan bore bi8 pad, at Mi Tadr bet
6ebit, naar bu blbOtr Omoenh Oa
bliosr ct Subs Barn.
G,&rift1. S%anrer".1
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

paa 6ef6re0en % TENOR freezer 6ors
fi9ti96eb.
6ans @nte forttlte ~fenere. at BUN
6ab Fam urts .ii9 1Hot of BEN
6ri1'. Jon GpfdlSet i bet uiunbs
8fima fr9bepe; men fan fDntes ifte,
ran fatfe Qcp rerHi(. . De mango
8eiisr ip9 paa 9rdTterne. 5ni Sc
Fer far c9faa MI o9 III ing. 5ans
tic 8gtre = rem pngTie fg6t / Sns
fien - feb ttot un6er &linttet. 81
2d6Taaer og Mthlar6ejbsr 9raften
IS9oipe, oftoe paa en- oT aejferne. 81
Ifppfen Ie9b p(ejebe meb utreHeIis
9mFcr9 rem ipge. 8%rOsFofoet bar
fre6fulbt. Gen ihgs uotdlte, at
Grtos gnrr6jertig6eb 9iorbe Oper=
aansen mere Og mere let. ,9erIcGn
jeg tater Spnet df &ouidt", fiagoe
hon, uclm a1re for cit 2jeblff, er
ieg itrdfs fattiig ta ait %fortdiOle.
U}en min %pelIignobe 5relier laber I'm
Iaabs og apdFt baiOe mere og mere
Iteuf / mig" Gfter rogle 0dgeS
Qibd.fer bzbe Stoipe / giftoppens
Qrme. Selo bar 8iTGoppen beb BEN
ne aeifigfso irag p9 Gioenbe. MSen
forffotte fit arbejoe iom ban
Zig. gun ursIGte berom: Sub far
Getroet mig en- Saropgdoe. ut for
ldoe ben - rJoen df ben meit toins
Qenbe @runbe - pifbe b9re en- fri
lminaf MialiiG5b til Sub og 6priams
at MN Sjereir Tie" Nei, ban
forfFhrte life Gerringen: meb mi
I18tig SomrH9&gbeOsfuOobeo enbUg
/ be minbfie Sm'untin9 ~arbsjbeoe
ban, m6tens bet bar 9hg. M -
8Egen bleo life Idngl
6erren FOB itunbom i'm 3iener fe
ilo9en 5rl1gt. 9a bleb bans @fabe
me9et flor. Sans fine, elIfefigs fri
itelige qerfonftgfeb 'banbt bam me
gen 9i1ib pg aarlig6fb = pgiua
b1anH be inbfebHe,
81 folertib gift belt 9raotis neoab
fmsO fans 9el6reb. Gins .itgnne
SdfGlTe 6Ieo ubtaret Og dulIten ait
Re iii. Sfte bar bun rent ubmidtFet
veg traftEes. g}ddr ban fplte Jig rig
tig usfel, fsejebe ban at ta9e fig ct
CAB / eli gubto8fin - faa !9uie fra
bet, fhn 6efoebe. Sanleoes ogIao
Den Bible 2lpril 1926. 5an taItsbe Zig
i gafinet. Sngen bar 1litebe. 9d
41g3 inbF9bfe 3jener, Gn9itelig opsr,
at i1n bleo len1ers / gdbet enO
irhoanlfg, Gift ino for ali ie efter
folr, fanbt fnn 9uns ~liplpie 2egeme
I Qtrtet. NGs Spffpning8for1sg
por forgppes. San bar og blep Nop.
San nar ria li6t ooer AZ Qlar gam
mel.
Gn dfninbtfg @ora oser 3utet
Of ben efIfeGiae og b40tige Serrens
2jen'r 9rs6 Menieseben, fauOel bers
uoe iom bjemme. Sn6iens SorO<
buno boiler StFoet = oentenoe puu
IN arsFul6 OpfhHbeife = meb 7uu
lnrange andre 6erreng 3jenere, Der
Of l0 L 6srrens 2@rtrber og life
senbte tif6iu9s. 6erren bar tu9't
Gem i'll Iig.
(gptb og 6ffien").
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26
Ysnlisbeo mob Born.

9enligbeo rg 5enfrnsfuIcbeb mob
lesm Ipiner en- msgst for ROle I'M.
loer beres OpbroaslFe Ts inhu, icin
,upffer op i MFlfEtbens Cuff, leoss
anal letiers snb be, iprm leber / mere
rtaa Gtr9iteiTtr. NtlDbeb ur(er 5ils
Tib, WnlnteubyO, 3noifnb os 5ifrebss
btr. mems cit uDenGst StnDelus p9f
Nsr G2rbfanp, onb @ilfe, Gnnbens
rtb ca gsbrngsri. Steofeu ur enoe
Worfer af yobt sllsr onot aHatfes |
pgrnerss adrnftsr pdb ben gs9unos
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26
bporIeoes or better

vi tit6pber ct buubrebe 8onors / qelannno fpr ct
loeli 9il1aibe al @atarrb. Der tie iaa ~Iel6Iebe5 pef
1alfs 0atarrh Cure.
r.. s. 6beaen q 6 o.. Ger. 9olebn. g
~. unoertegueoe. bar fieHot 3. s gDeneg be FoTse
u a9f % iron. ban CT al0eles booerliq 1 ale Nnrret
mus 8tansafttoner og t|inanrfeit 1 Sfaub tlaf ppfnl
Weit& 8ruGt, Mboleiale 8ruqqtiis, 5Dlebp. 8
Wal0tug, Amman 4 Warbfft.
M9olgiale gra9gt1s, 2olcou, &.
HAIRS ostarrh Cure tages i~nooeubig % olrfer OF
Rtie paa glpoet og Spfemets Sitmbinber. 9ris 75s
9r. 5laife. alges at ane apntbtfere. Ulbne8tprb mt
Hallis Family Pills CT be bebte.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-01-26

bojle) / Diet indvendige ore, saa at dc oliver
m~odtagelige for de mindste Ly~dvibratiorcr,
AETNA" har sinlFeu undladt at kureps
Summer for 0rene. vi har kjendt Folk, der
! Aare Wis har lidt af denue uhehagelige For
nemmelse, som er blevne helbredede paa -
Tiger we'd denne vidunderlige OpfndcIScs
"Actina" helbreder ogsaa LaGrippe, Asthma
Bronkitis, saar Halls, svage Lunger, Forko-
lelse, Hovedpine og allie andre Lidelscr. soHn
allie direkte eller indirekte kommer af Kas
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Misiionsbiifop
HcginalO 6rbcr.
st Qtbsbiaebe. @eO g.

geginnlo Se6sr 'olep fsOt 1888 /
maalpas I @beifire. England. Gd0es
lrcn, MeginoDo6eber, rnr qreIt / ben
trgefle SGhtsfirfe. Mobsren, Uadrb
.0l0anfon. por Yrafehniter. 5aDes
en- '6eitdoen 9lano5preit, nlr
in bel lGro Ufdnb % en- utDprlig
& rii,tr. Mddoelen Lar en- IGrbsIs
from apinbe og aoebe en- It9rt, be
.rorsngsidlnO '3no1pbelie poa BAN
ira lpGbrite W1rnton iii bans Deb.
- RegfnalO 6e6er 6leo gre6en at
9riitus i fire ilbligfre 9arneuur.
l6lan ipnes al back fert til be lpffe
Ii8e, Der er bldbne bdehrdoe I 8iadbss
nonhert, iudlsbes at bel 'snere Sri
i.enldo fun bar i59ret en- Snoerli5z
QerdTe o9 5orbrbelie al garneaares
nts refgiefe Snbtrnt. Blere 3r1f
ia fans 9arnbJn bfier os en- Oreng
lrleo en- itGrt bl1rnli9 3ro Os et Ti9os
eanltg tlitoG.tbigt SinteGag. 5ib
fig t:lts finn fine f~r4nragenbs Goner.
Gn 9Iimrenlhe !andrmlnelie, IN tlor
9pTuttsrIe % en- u1rottalig 2aielpIt
qsorbe tam TIL ct ffirnenbe Stoldps.
aiarofteriitif for 6rengen er, boab
ter fortpGes ON bam, al ian efter
IN oreritadat 3pfu8. - ban bnr enos
MI tneget ing - Alb Icm en- Yunits
%tecianing Inn at 'ntfItte begbnbe pod
osn fatinIte @ratmndtif. UaF9et tioz
III rGfsoe Inn ben fine SprcqIsz
klTt og rem '5oatiife gKqaoeIie, ipn
Isnere giorbe f5n Ioll bdtertot. s9ans
firiftl fge 9(rfeiher er / ian Dlhobi,
fiGrfe 8ibnesbbrb om fremtrabenz
ne Qnt9g.
Fri bor bsIfor en- g1nits fiaapsn
SS1otnt. ION I 1900 inOihnbt fig
geo bat eumie 'DrTorb llusserIitet.
Snort onial1es ran - ~ifriber en- al
fl1ns msoitudtsrtnbe otn bum
aren al Sonufnligning IUm lin
9ibs melt lpttnbe STUDENT. Qas
fenbEe fntn, o9 nae agtebe fnfn.
Strbo 'ShlEningsn al bans Stus
ttRtertib fyep Der oeo llnitsriitet,t
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EDIT vi sender frit en- Prove af DR.. Parks
! MI. Skin Cure. som helbreder Diet aller
vserste TilfRlde af Hudsyee. Forlano Pris-
1iste over viska Mediciner, Patent
Mediciner, S-tevensons Medicin- oo Toilet
Preparater. STENENSoNS APOTHEK,
2l0S Riverside Ave, Minneapolis. Mimi.