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The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-30

wANTED-A limited number OF boarders
during the summer. New hotel, newly furn-
ished; splendid water and garden Dane
ing driving fishing and other amusements
An ideal place TO spend the week ends. For
Terms apply. Hotel Elliott, Clanton. Ala.
TAI
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-30

wANTEw-1,500 to 5000 acres of
large, long leaf yellow pine on or near
railroad for single min. must cut not
less 5000 feet per acre; give full de-
scription with price per acre on stump
age bases. Address Box 1873, Blakely,
Ga 14t-9
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-30

MONEY to loan on watches diamonds. Jew.
elry. guns and pistols; don't worry your
friends when in need Of a small loan; come
to us; our business Ia strictly confidential
Montgomery Loan Co TT
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-30
LAUNDRY.

I'VE DO IT"-The very best domestic fin
ish call phone 800 and wagon will call
agents wanted Troy Steam Laundry. tt
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-30

Wind.

Average number OF clear days, 3; partly
cloudy days IS: cloudy days 8.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

FOR SALE-A new story modern dwell
ing ON South Lawrence near mall cash
part cash will take part in smaller city
property Chandler & Douglass.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-30
PRESSING CLUB.

NEW PRESSING CLUB. 119h DEXTER
Third floor, Phone 1898. J. J. Fowler.
Mgr, Cleaning. Pressing. Dyeing. Repair
ing: Club Work Speciality. Work guaran-
teed Pressing $3.50 month. DOT
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-30
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE--A new 2 story modern dwell
ing on South Lawrence near In-al cash
part cash. will take part in smaller city
property. Chandler Douglass.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-30

Double, header today. First game at
2:30 sharp.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-30

Get together now, and take tn
three. You can do IL.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-30

FOR SALE-I have two desirable six room
cottages in good neighborhoOd; lots 5Ox150
with every modern convenience These
houses have just been completed and are
close to churches, schools on car line. Price
So $50 $50 cash and $50 per month. the
same as rent. Call to me and will
show you these places for they are bargains
and you cannot afford to miss this oppor-
tional Bank Bldg. lift
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-30
LOST.
HORSEs-FOR SALE.

SEVERAL good gentle city broke famil
horses cheap. For rent all kinds new turn
outs. Splendid driving horses Moncrief'
Stables 1913 Lee st. It
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-30
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-One old English dining room
table, six chairs and Miller range cook
ing stove with attachments. These articles
have been In use only six months; apply S.
A Moses. Engle Millinery Co., Commerce
St. Phone 2970. lott
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-30
FINANCIAL.

FOR SALE-20 per cent gross new
negro houses Rent we'll. vacant
S. 100 will get this bargain counter trade
rooms to each house, nicely finished,
painted and plastered. Chandler Dou--
glass.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-30

MEN. ATTENTIoNl-Be wise; send for our
sealed literature-free. and instructing.
Cannot explain here. No medicine; no fake
fl~inAt Co Rax A22- Houston. TexaA-22-a0t
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-30

FOR SALE-On Amanda Street, eight
room house with corner lot 50X150
feet. A rare bargain. Price, $3.50.
Montgomery Abstract Company. H. F.
Martin, Secretary, No. II S. Perry St.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-30

FOR SALE--s6o000 stock of general mer-
chandfse including store fixtures. Good To-
cality in suburbs of city Cheap for cash.
For Information address Box 66, Tuscaloosa,
Ala. -lO-2t
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-30

FOR SALE-Two lots In Capitol Heights,
ST Charles ST., $3.50 each; two lots in Up
lands. near Country Club, $500 each, IL
taken now; part cash; balance easy pay
ments. Address 726 s. Hull St.
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-30
TYPEWRITERS.

NO 4 REM SHO TYPEWRITER, alum
hum frame; just the thing for carrying
around; only $50. Southern Type
writer Exchange, 20 Commerce st.
NEW and second hand typewriters for sale,
machines of all makes rented, repaired and
Exchanged; supplies and accessories. n L
oA-A1ak -spaoasSnS "a Terry ana hRJtantS
The Montgomery advertiser. [volume] (Montgomery, Ala.) 1885-1982, 1907-05-30

FOR SALE-A new 2 story modern dwell
ing on South Lawrence near in--all cash;
part cash. will take part in smaller city
property. Chandler & Douglass.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

and of the principal sanctuary Of Islarn- tho
Grand Shereef of Mecca is regarded with con-
siderable amount OF veneratiOn by the followers
OF the prophet and the greatest OF the ecciesi-
astical digntaries Of their Church. in spite of
his having formerly been a habitue of the
Moulin Rouge and OF the Folies Bergeres OF the
French metropolis. But his prestige Is essen
tally local-that is TO say. II is identified with
his Office OF Guardian Of the Kaba-and neither
his spiritual authority nor his political influence
extends far beyond the walls OF the holy cities OF
Mecca and Medina Moreover. he is known TO
be more or less dependent upon the Sultan OF
Turkey. being one of his subjects and in his
pay. In fact, the Sultan lavishes money and
favors upon the Grand Shereef with the object
Of securing the more less tacit liberation by
the holy cities Of his own pretensions as Grand
Calph- These constitute a most audacious
usurpation, for Abdul Hamid cannot be consid-
cred as even IN the remotest degree descended
from Mahomet, his ancestors. in fact, having
belonged TO tribe distinguished for its eumity
10 the prophet The only foundation on which
he bases his claim TO the Caliphate IS alleged.
but by no means authenticated, cession Of the
dignity 70 Sultan Selin. the conQueror of Egypt
by the last Fatirnite Caliph at Cairo. IN 1916
This Fatinite Caliph, called because Of his
descent from Mahomets daughter Fatima- had
no authority vhatsoevcr To bequ1ath ths dig
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

Agent at Christchurch seems to be Of the optn-
ion that an excellent opportunity to incre<ss
American trade was overlooked. He says IN =
report Just made to the Department OF Com
merce and Labor:
This exposition is the most important o.
ever held in Australasia II covers fourtn1n
acres and the cost OF the main buildings b go
mated at 100000. although the entire expenko-
lures before the opening were probably thres
times that sum. All nations were invited to
American manufacturers did not respond To
the seven thousand copies Of the official nOttrs
United States The Standard oil Company.
through its New Zealand representative is the
only American concern with an exhibit
This IS all the more 10 be regretted when n
Is remembered that Of the SOL l.4S5 total
imports into New Zealand last year. three
fOurths OF which are manufactured goods. 81
436O00 worth came from the United States
thus showing the Importance of this colony
a consumer OF American goods. As contrat
the handsome Canadian building. - by 152
feet, is a feature of the exposition Canada
whose contribution To the imports into this
colony last year amounted To only $4,000.
apparently recognizes the Importance ot Guilt
waiting the New Zealand trade FOR the disposal
OF manufactured goods.
New Zealand is country little understood
by many American manufacturers. who look
for markets much nearer home. and who hardy
conceive of antipodean people who are much
like Americans in customs and wants. And
whose commercial necessities can be nnod by
the same class OF goods required by Americana
A potent argument Of the American manufacf-
when confronted with statistics whAcA
show that England Germany and India suyp0
nearly all OF the wants of such markets n o.
Philippines. especially in the line OF cottsn
fabrics. is that these markets require a cfA0 -
goods which have to be manufactured 0Doe
cially for them. that in many cases spsu1Al
machinery would have to be designed q -
tanned for their manufacture. and that a.
for various reasons is impracticable 49,
srable. This argument does not hold god -
New Zealand
The labor hvs of New Zealand. WIN o.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

nnS {" tide to any one. least of all to one who
was ny race and ancestry legally and politically
disqualified
het another parsonage who enjoys the venera-
uoh OF millions by reason OF his lineal descent
noih me founder OF a religion and his alleged
N inheritance OF the semi-divine attributes of his
sIrlous ancestor. is the present representative
VI me IaInlIy Of Confucius. He bears the hered-
itary title OF Yen Shing Kung which in English
means ever sacred duke" q dignity which was
created about the time Of the BabyIonian cap
uVity Of the Jews and which has been borne
ever since by the senior male descendant in the
direct line from Confucius. Not long ago atten-
ton Was called to the dukes existence by the
appearance OF an edict in the Imperial Gazette"
OF Peking stating that inasnuch as. through
wars, floods and rebellions, the lands granted for
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27
A MARKET OVERLOOKED.
One american Exhibitor at the Ncw
Zealand Exposition.

The Tribune early in September published a
announcement of the New Zealand Internatizxzal
Exposition. to commence in November and tn
opportunities which existed for American mann-
facturers and exporters to make further inruaAs
into the markets of Australia. The manage
ment of the exposition sent some seven theo-
sand copies of the official circulars of the txk
to business houses throughout the United Stat.AI
accompanied by invitations to make exhibitA
One American business house representa-
at the exposition The American Consua1
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

the support Of thfs dukrdom had become alien
ated and host nhe government had decided TO
maks to the present duke and to the future
bearers of the title annual allowance equiv
ahrnt to the sum formerly yielded by the ducal
estxtns- The duke b the seventy eighth In d.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

o..tt.neA q sAxhtA pa9o.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-27

O.k1A.A - eighth page
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19
Sra SurSif9lpet.

Den ii0Ite 9eretning, oi bar lei
ira De at Soroif9lOet 6jemipgte G9ne
/ Ulerioo, bar Onsoags Morges fra
0aaen forr0. 0enne 8eretning gi=
Der 9lntdllet at 0eOe og Iaareoe til
fen6ol0spis SO og SO = / G6ilpan=
cin8o II opoe og 30 Iaareoe, Gbila=
pa IA oeoe o9 80 Iaareoe og 5irtla
12 0poe og "a iaareoe.
0een Der iiges tillige, at set fun
er De opoe og iaareOe, man oe6 om,
at Gfterretningerne er meget
ufuloitenoige, og at Ser 0erfor iitfert
er mango f(ere, Ipm enten er omfom=
ne eller fommen til Sfdoe cor6z
it9loet.
8i0ere mel6es, at en- 0anorer, ser
er tommen til G6ilpancingo, flyer, at
9berne 9lputla og Ometepec ogIaa er
eoeldgte. Ometepec er en- gb meo
1000 Sno6p9gere, Og man frbgter,
at 5a6et at 2io Ser er itort.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19

5dnot 9jatp tilii6it. =
5olgenOe grep, Ser 6leO ienot uops
fororet til Gjerne al Rurito, taller for
fig Ielo. Oct beoiIer paa M, at bette
@9gemio0el fan 6et6reoe SilfGl0c,
1uor ANDRE Uleoiciner og oioenIfab:.
lig 2Gse9jGlp bar oiit fig magteslgS.
Dir. eouis Senien IfriOer fra QtltOos
ma, Pa.: Den preoetasTe &urito,
TOm ieg 6eitilte bos Dem, mootoges
for uogen 3io iioen, og jeg fan MI
unoerrette Dem ON, at jeg bar 6rust
Dteoicinen meo tort 6elo. Sgor oms
trent fem 2tar ii0en bleO jeg angre6st
al ylerbefe6er og bleo life rigtig frilt
i9fn. Seq foriegte en- Mengoe pa
tentmeoiciner o9 raaoferte mig meO
mango 29ger uoen nogen tilfre0sItils
'enoe gteIuItat. glu, efter at BABE
sru9t otte eller nj 6laIter af aurito,
fcler jeg mig Iom ct anoet WaenneTfe.
yiadr jeg tommer til6age til pbila.
oelp5id, bill oct glaoe mig at ooertage
4gentur for 0eres Uaeoiciner oa BIZ
lenere laoe Dem 9pre ira mig"
Or. peters 8urito fads life paa
Apoteterne, men fun 6os 2ofalagene
Ter. Stuloe ser lite oere nogen Qlgenl
! Oeres yla6olag, fan en- 9]rsoetasIe,
lnoeboloenoe tolo 35 Gents 0laIter,
laas for en- fpeciel pris, nemlia to
Dollars. 9tOresIe: Or. peter Sa6r.
neD &c Cons Co.. 112-118 90.
o'bne 9(oe, ebicaso, Sn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19
Gooicpelt os syreoen /
Mellemamerifa.

Sra San Saloaoor meooeles unz
Ger 16. os.: preiioent 9aooIepelt 6ay
telearaferet til preiioent Sgigueroa,
at PreIioent 3elaba al yicaragua
bar meooelt, at &rieen fan betragtes
lom enot, og at ban tilbpoer i'm Sic
neite for ldmmen meo pr9Iioent Oiaa
al Merico at arrungere Singene Iaa=
leoes, at Der life poerlisere ital blipe
fienotlige SammenItpo mellem Sdl-
paopr og @uatamalas Striosfrefter.
9aOoieoelt tilfpier, at Sropperne
aaa treftes tilbose, Iaa mart Tom
fan o9 preIioent Dia5, fom banole,
efter Ooerles meo praiioent 0igues
roo, er Stano til at iti[le praiioent
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19
gfebOsatOff / 5ensiel.

Den rusiiite 8iceaOmiral g1e6ogaz
toh, iom 6leO Oemt til Osoen for
9oergioelien ai oen rusItite pacificz
GitaOre unOer Sluget oct iapanite
,9do, men iom fit i'm Straf peo 8e=
aaaoning neoIat til ii 2tars 5eit>
ningsfengiel, bar paa6egpnot QtfIos
nin9en af 0enne Straf. 9an bleo
dnpiit ct tomfortabelt mpbleret @e=
relie 5eitningen og bill blipe gioet
4nleoning til IetO at 6oloe zig mso
Foit, Iaale0es at ban faar COB til at
ipiIe, boaO ban enifer.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19
grim9r.Galg |
Nebralfa.
@r Senator 2tllen pil
rconte te" oen.
Den pdaftaas at bere
grunolobs sftri0ig.

Sra 2incoln, gle6r., me00eles un=
Der 16. os.; @rsSendtor SO. 9. 9lls
len pil voonteite" Ben oirette griz
mGrs9ob. 9an bil Iege at bebiIs
Gems lllobIi96eo, for 0en gpres an
oeaoeIig oeO primaroalget neFe ST
ttraar. gaeite Dag fdgoe ban til
en- n@orlo 6eralo" Reporter:
Der er flere grun0loositrioige 8es
itemmelIer Oenne COP; sen fornemz
lte al oisIe er, at 0en fororer af sen.
Ger itemmer, at ban ftal tiltenoegioe
in PdrtizSOentitet. Oette er imoO
Den auitralIfe @algloos princip ON
!oemmelig6eO og en- Sn0ifrentning al
9algretten, 6oao &onititutionen for
bpoer."
8i0ere 6ab0er GrsSenatoren, at
9etoitningen oe6 at 6otoe to 8alg
om 2ldret bill blioe trDffen0e for
Stdttep0erne, lom enoog beIbRrsc
iis oOer eet 8alg. Og 6Dao fal fun
ne forbinore en- 8an0ioat, ser 6ar
Pen9e, / at gaa no og opItille 6etalte
Stemme4Derpere paa @algite0erne til
at boerbe Stemmer for 6am og boloe
arore uoe2 6dn mener, Ser er lige
Idd itor Ululigbeo for 3orruption
unoer 9rimerIpItemet, Iom naar go
mindtion ben1ttes, ON life itgrre.
Prim9rloben bar lobet Oemotrds
ternes Platform, og en- Re0aftions.
artitfel uOtaler ,Dorlo 6eralo", 1t
Eooroel Sen bar oen og6e1te 2(9telTe
for Senator 2(llen, mener Sen, at Sen
sffentlige Stemning bill gaa BAN
imo0. Og set, at oen Itemmegioenoc
itdl oife i'm gartifaroe, mener 9laz
set bar tit SioeItbtte /, at ingen bar
funnel 0eltage en- 3onoention u0en
at til6ere oct Pdrti, ser 6ofot Som
9cntionen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19
16. Mar9..
Vorgerlfab for
YOrtozN zNicanere.
Salt mener, BE bar set
be entlioe.

arigSminiiter 9uft mec lit 6ptqs
1nfom Sirs6ag Gftermio0ag III
Ponce, g. &c., bOOr Ser ON Qftenen
qdbes en- 8anfet til bans 2Gre.
S en- Sale for 5aft uotalte Ser
mimic 0ia3, Meolem al oet efsetu=
tioe gRaao, fig meget fertt for, at
9ortosRicanerne tunoe faa fut0 8or>
gerita6 oe 5oreneoe Stater.
S i'm Spartale iagOe M}iniiter
Saft:
n2ltter opforores jeg til at u0tale
mig dngdaenoe llniteO States poli=
tit ooer for porto Rico. Seq er fun
ct iimpelt Meotem af preiioent 9ooz
fe0elts 8abinet. 0pao ieg eno
maatte tente eler gpre, bar life itor
getponing for oenne .. Seq fan fun
benleOe 0eres Opm9rtIombeo pad,
a! 9en bar bdft 9eibg at praiioent
R0oieOelt, at uoenrigsminiiter 9oot
pg al 5orman0en for 4epreIentant>
6uiet, Ufr. Cannon. 0oao oisIe 8e@
lpg bi0ner ON, BET er, at 5olfet |
llnite0 States fpler 6p6t for Solicit
pda Porto gfico, at oct bar en- BIER
teligere SnteresIe for Dem emo for
5plfet paa gu6a eller p6ilippinerne.
llniteo States bar trbffet porto Riro
ii! fin Barn og gibet 0en, 6buo Ser
for Oen betboer materiel 5remItri0t
og 5oroelen af 0e 5oreneoe Staters
Nlurteo. Oct bar giDet gen set
Marfe0 Og Sen 2pfte, Iom Sen npoer
I Dag.
9prto gtico np0er famme 6rj5e0
iom Mo0erlan0et De flyer, at De
fife bar 8OrgerIfab. praiioent aoo>
iepelt bar anbeFalet, at Ser bliber gi=
bel Dem 8orgerifab. Wlen Ser bar
ftaaet fon9resiionale 9anifeligbeoer
9eien. 6oa0 er 0et, en- 9lmeritaner
nbOer, Iom en- portosgticaner life er
garanteret9 De bar en9ber @aranti,
iom en- 5orene0e Staters 8orger nDz
Ser. De bar nbd6eds corpus" og 6or@
D9r for Surb, % ndar De er uoen=
lambs, beifbtter iumme Sslag Dem
iom en- 5oreneoe Staters Berger. =
Ndar Oerfor pr9iioent &ooIepelt ti!>
rda6er at gioe Sens 8efolfning 8or>
9erIfab, Iad gpr 6an oct for at imp0e=
tpmme 8boernes 9nIfe. W1en naor
oe bill unoerIp9e 5ufta, / 9Ouo De
Dnifer, Tda er oct ct SpprgsmaaI,
ON set life er mere nominelt ems Iu6s
Ttantionelt."
Salts Sale i1ntes at pin6e 9ifal0,
ne0ens YortozRicanerne life bap0e
ibnes ON Commons Sale til Dem for=
leoen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19

5 Den afilutteoe 5reOstOnfetsnce
cor 36 Slater og flere fremmsoe Maa
toner repr9ientere0e,
8ldnot De HeIolutioner, Iom aons
ierencen fatteOe for at lag9e fer
3reostribunalet i 9ang, itaI naOue3;
l. 2(t arbei0e I 9tetning df mere
international Union og Samar6eioe
fer international 2obs 2(noenoelIe %
QeroensfreOens 8eoarelie.
2. 2tt 9aagtonferenten gpres III
en- permanent Snititution for intess
rationale pro6lemers 2esning.
3. ut 9uagtonferencen Faf oa.e
aoben for aae geroens yationer.
4. 2tt oen tommenoe 6aagtonfss
sence ggr llotdit til en- @ologiftss
traftdt, Iom Iaa Ienoes til ale galo;
ner for oeres Ratifitation, Taa at in
tetndtionale Diiputter, Tom lite .an
ofasres 40 0iplomatif Del fan iino:
Oeres 2ffg6relie peo @ologiFt.
s eorigt PRIZES preiioent aooies
oelt for, boao ban bar sjort for after
at fdd 6dagtonfereneen lat / Dirt
Iom6eo, for bans geItrebelier for at
itlfte 6reo imeIlem Ruslano og Sas
pan os for / 5orening meo N1erito
at BABE afoen0t Sen truen0e Rrig /
Uiellems2lmeritd.
9rpan bar ben ii6ite 8aler Ons.
bag @ftermiOoag. 9an Iag6e 81. a.,
at ban pitOe an6efale. at penge Iaa
sel Iom augler og 8ruot bleb giort
til &ontrd6un0e 8rigstio. 36i 6ba0
6iGlper oet, at nj forbol0er 2tmmuni=
ton, iad lange Oi forIpner en- IA
lion meo Penge til at tbbe for.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19
&pril= l=@imter.
Den b9rite oi bar 6aft
4ar.

Sau liges ser / uWorlo 6eralo"
] Dag til Norgen. Sneen begpnote
at falOe tiolig Ons0ag GFtermiooa9
os bleo Oeo inotil Sorsoag often.
0et bar ingen lotal Storm, men Sen
iiratte fig langs MisTourioalen, og
Sneen o9tteOe tiloels g2ebrdIfu,
SS0lpa, &anIas, MisIouri, Soutb
Satota og oct pitlige Wboming. =
4lorig fpr / @interens 2pb er Ser paa
een Sang faloen Iaa mesen Sne.
Soroen bar tpr pg trangte til Sen
Babe, Sen fit. Wlen en- Iaaoan Sne=
form Ueioten af Qtpril efter here
Retters tenmelig baaro 5roit bar
foriinfet 5Oraarsarbeioet betboeligt
os bolot 8egetationen tilbage.
8onferbatiOe 8eosmmelIer af benz
ne 9lpril4@inters Staoe paa 0rugten
letter oct formo0eoe Sab al tioliae
8arieteter til rs procent. DE iilois
sere 9drieteter er formoosntlig life
ftaoet Ipnberligt.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19
SnefaIO / NprOueitcn.

Sra ct. paul, N1inn., meloes
Onsoags: 8aaoe paa @reat9 g1ort6z
ern. Gort6ern pacific og 500 Cine
bar man / "A 8imer maattet inoTfiae
8ar0ilen paa Sioelinierne / g1oro
8ofota paa @runo df Ttort Snefalo.
9et iiges, at ct Sog pad 500 8anen
Iiaar fat / Sneen.
9lOrt6ern pacific fit 5irsoags
fine SneploOe no og arbeioeoe ags
Get al 0dgen for at flare Sporene
for 6aroIel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19
Mr6Dr 9aD.

Ie6raIfas 9uoernsr bar uofeot en-
Brotldmation, boori ban opfor0r5r
6oltet Staten til at anOenoe N1un.
Gag oen %. 2tpril Iarlig 5re=
eiantnings5Sasens Snteresie. 6or-
9lere og 2erere opforOres til at ino.
prente 8grnene 8etboningen aF Sra-
plantning, De0 GtIempel Iaa bel Tpm
oto 6orifriff at unoeroiIe oem
prdttiit Sr9tultur. Og 6oor set fals
Ser 6etDemt, raa0er @uNrngren til,
at Der 6oloes ofientlige 9OelTer
Ooerensitemmelie me6 0agens &as
rdfier.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19

3eidpa at gaicdrugua og praiioent
@abrera af 9uatamula @aranti for
6reOen.
preiioent Gyigueroa pnifer at fad
/ Stano en- &onference 2tmapala,
til boilten ban er inObu0t al preiis
cent 3elapa, | Sen 9eniigt at arrans
gere en- fait 8aiis for oarig 5re0 o5
&o. Preiioent 8ooIeOelt bar itiGet
arpoieren y66icago" til 0ispoIition
for Preiioenterne 3elaDu og Sgigueroa
un0er 5uren til 2mupald.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19
GeOar Sails, SSa.

Dor 2tgent for Geoar 5ans os
0Segn, 5reo. Sodumien, bar ct soot
llopdlg at goOe oanife gsser, Yer>
liet pusienbe fom 1eitgaber beo For@
Itellige 2eiligbeoer. 6enoen6 Dem til
4dm, naar oe sniter en- goo BOG.
9@r6eoigIt
DanifA 2utb. pu6f. Soufe,
Blair, giebraifd.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19
Stremg @inter | @iscOniin.

Sra Chippewa Sails, @is., meloes
unoer II. 0S., at spmmerflaaoerne
/ oct norore Wisconiin er itanoIet
Fdo @runo at auloen. Sneen Imeis
Ter life, og 5looerne er after bleoen
tilagt meo SIS.
Sra 9ti6tan0 me0oeles, at SneItor
men OeO6lioer at raTe. 9et bar nu
meet i neiten en- 6el llge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19
Spoals / ss5ainois.
St u m p ON Saloonerne.

s Sirsougs bar Ser gpoalg SGiz
aois, og Der, iOm for to Tiger iioen
4er ge6rdIfa, bar oet Sc fleIte Steoer
5aloonen, 9algtampen gjalot. SSn0s
beretninger ira 129 9per oiTer, at
9lntisSdlOOnfolfet bar Iejret 73 af
0isIe, altIaa 73 moo Sc. Oct maa
6rtrdgtes fom en- tor Sejr for 2lfs
6olosIagen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19
0ip6er8s 9icfisnatiun.

Sra 0unifs2(meritauff SelIfabs
50rmano, Senrb 8. 9ert8, bar oi
lige moOtaget Nleooeletie ON. at ban
bar nreceibeo ans accepted" Gbarfes
S. gtpbergs gfeiignation. 6an itadr
.tfe / Sorbin6elIe meo SelIfa6et lans
0ere nOf."s Re0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19
TO CHICAGO AND THE EAST,

Fast splendidly equipped trains daily to
Chicago, making direct connections for
points east, via The North Western Line,
Missouri Biver and Chicago. Also fast
daily trains to Sioux City, Mankato, st.
Paul. Minneapolis, Duluth and points in
South Dakota, the Black Hills and Wyo-
ming. For rates and full particulars apply
to your ticket agent
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19
GOVERNMENT HOMESTEADS IN
SOUTH DAKOTA.

Plenty of government land along the new
line of the Chicago & North Western be-
tween Rapid City and Pierre open TO set
tlement. There are no charges except the
land office fee of from $l4.0o to $4,000 for
quarter section. 1t is the chance of "a life
time, IT will pay you to investigate. Ask
any ticket agent of the North Western
Line to. give you maps, pamphlets and
complete information.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1907-04-19
Sampifibs 90 utitIer.

yllniteo States" anfom til gsn
Dort 16. Qtpril. Qtlt bel. @tibei
dstsr at afgaa %. Q(pril og Oentes
oa til Stanoinaoien oen 5. Waai.
9@rbsoisit
u. 6. Sobnfon C Go.