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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-03-18
Ex-Switchmen Accused
movement

William Lowe, James Lowe, and one
Eberlinger, formerly Great Northern
switchmen at Spokane, are under arrest
at St. Louis, charged with robbing the
St. Louis flyer on the Missouri Pacific
last month and securing $50, 900.
William Lowe was employed in the
Great Northern yards at Spokane last
year and in his story to the St. Louis
police says that the switchmen's strike
last December forced him to lead a
rowing life. During his residence in
Spokane Lowe brought suit against the
Great Northern for damages upon the
grounds that they had blacklisted
him and secured $500 judgment in the
superior court.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-03-18
To Stop Those Floods

At a meeting Of the city council
of Wilson Creek last week, Mayor
O'Lmey outlined plan to stop the an
nual food caused by the overflow oil
Wilson Creek during the spring thaw.
The plan included the purchase of land
to provide a new channel for Wilson
creek, Strengthening the present wind
ing one and diverting the waters to the
swamp on the south side of the railroad
track. The new bank of the creek
would be REINFORCED with a strong
earthen dixie thru the city. The cost
Of the proposed change would approx
mate $4,000, but it would not be an
expensive improvement when it is con-
sidered that about $1,000 is spent each
year in repairing damage wrought by
the foods.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-03-18

Remaining in postoffice. uncalled for
on March IA, 1910:
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-03-18
What Washington Farmers Want

The Farmers Union, the political
factor which has grown into existence
within the last four years, has adopted
six issues for which the agriculturists Of
the country will campaign in the COM
ing election OF senators and congress
men.
These issues, as given out by Presi-
dent Barrett, to which others may be
added, are:
First-Abolishing gambling in farm
products.
notwithstanding without delay a
parcels post.
Third-Securing without delay pos
tai savings banks.
Fourth-Securing as quickly as pos
sible more stringent legislation along
the line of restricting foreign immi-
grafton.
Fifth-Securing the defeat of the
proposed central bank.
Sixth-More liberality in national APP
preparations toward agricultural pro-
jects. The farmer supports America,
therefore he is the hope of America.
The farmers OF Washington are get
ting together under the standard of the
Farmers Union and already the candi-
dates for congress are being piled with
questions of interest to the agricultu-
ralists. Every candidate in Washing
ton will be asked to outline his views
on the questions submitted. spokane
Chronicle.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-03-18

lots 80, 40, 43, A, Sunnyslope Farms;
81.
u S to Richmond w Starr, Sc sw s.
27-21.
CHI Paxon to C H Pugh, e half e
half sw ne, 3-21-21; 81.
D L Manning to Josiah Hoffman,
lot %, blk Q, Garden Home add, Wen;
$500.
III McGohan to w H Dickson, lot
"a, frac lot IS, blk %, G n plat Wen;
$4,000.
CD McQuesten to ] P Anderson,
frac lots 4 and S, blk Q. Dilps Orchard
Acres; $40.
w w Leslie to H w Wentworth,
161 acres in secs S and 6 in 27-21;
$2545.
&c Long to Frank Dorm, frac lot z,
blk 8, Woodring's plat, Mission; $4oo.
HB Ward to Richard Hampton, S
acres in e half Sc ne 8-21-20; $78.
T S Land, Cattle & Fruit Co to VIM
Greig. IS acres in sw NV 32-24-1o.
INV Barnhill to F E Barnhill, sec
25-23-1o, quarter int; 81.
w F Hubbard ct al to H H Hubbard,
80 acres in lot A., 12-27-21, and lot 4
in 7-27-22; 81.
Same to same, lots and 4, 1927
%; 81.
w F Hubbard ct al to o A Hoag,
tract in lot A., 27-21; l.
John Kobe to Alexander Brons, 5.12
acres in lot /. 5-22-20; $4,000.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-03-18
Farm Demonstration Tour by Steamer

A steamboat farm demonstration tour
thru the island and sound region Of
western Washington is planned by the
Pullman State College authorities for
the spring months, if terms can be
made between the college and the
steamboat companies. The trip will
include the coast towns of San Juan and
Island counties, and along Puget Sound
from above Tacoma to Shelton; also
Vashon island points and places on the
mainland located on navigable streams.
Three weeks will be required to make
the trip. An electric light plant will
be installed on the boat as model
farm-lighting plant, as well as spraying
outfits, model poultry houses, a dairy
herd, trees for demonstrations in prun-
ing, and great variety of farm and or
chard paraphernalia.
Several steamship owners have ex-
pressed their hearty approval of the
plan," said Prof. R. w. Thatcher, who
is now at work on the proposed demon
stration trip. THE general purpose is
the same as that Of the demonstration
trains which we have heretofore con-
Quoted with the cooperation of the
railways"
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-03-18
ADMITS HE ROBBED THE PEOPLE
Says Carnegie, Rockefeller and J. Pierpont
Morgan Also Did

Carnegie, Morgan and Rockefeller,
three of the great money kings of the
world, today stand branded as robbers,
and their millions as "ill-gotten,'' in a
speech delivered by Joseph Fels, the
Philadelphia soap manufacturer, who
places himself in the same class with
the financiers he castigates.
Carnegie, Rockefeller, Morgan and
other captains of industry are robbers
and their millions are ill-gotten gains, y
said Fels. I'VE cannot get rich fast
enough nowadays without robbing the
public. 1 admit that I, too, have
robbed the people and am still doing
it, but propose to spend the accused
money in wiping out the system by
which I made it."
FEELS further remarked that he would
spend his fortune and the balance oi
his life in the eradication of the system
whereby he and the three men he
mentioned made their colossal wealth.
John D. Rockefeller" he contin-
ued, is a mild, harmless man with a
mistaken idea, but personally harmless.
None the less. he is a robber.
Rockefeller and other millionaires
have accumulated their wealth through
unjust laws, especially under the tariff
protection, and because Of the laws, l.
too, have robbed the public and am
still robbing it. I am not responsible
for these laws, but am doing and in
tend to do what can to change
them"
How are you getting rid of YOU
'robber wealth. " Fels was asked.
For one thing" he replied, I an
interested in spreading the propaganda
OF the single tax thruout the world
The movement is active in the United
States, England, Canada, South Aus
tralia, New Zealand, New South Wales
Denmark, Sewden and other nations. .
Fels' address was made to guest;
seated at a dinner at the University o
Chicago Settlement. His interest II
the single-tax propaganda caused hin
to send an executive committee thru
out the country to search out desira
BILE place for establishing headquarters
J. ]. Pastoriza visited the Pacific Coas
and after close examination announced
that Oregon appeared to be the mos
desirable place in which to center TIT
movement.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-03-18

Remaining in postoffice. uncalled fol
on March IA, 1910:
Allen, Chas Cruickshank, Johr
Evans, w E Genoway, T R
Hickman, Sc Krombacker, CO
Nelson, John Smith, A L
Smart, w Stevenson, w L
Williams, F M 60 Wickam, Jerry ~
Wilkinson, F L (2)
In calling for same, please say "ad-
vertised." J. C. DAVIS. Postmaster.
That cavern seems to be popular
with the women visitors, remarked
the stranger.
Yes" responded the guide. 1T
has such a wonderful echo. Every
once in awhile one Of the women stands
on ledge OF rock and shouts: rs my
hat on straight J"
And the echo responds7"
Yes, the echo answers: 1t is, ma
dam, it ISL !"
Them railways haven't much con-
sideration for the boys that sell news
papers an magazines" said Farmer
Corntossel.
What makes you think so1"
Il bought ticket last week to visit
my son-in-law out west. 1t had enough
readin' matter on it to keep me inter
ested all the time I wasn't eatin'
lunch. Washington Star.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-03-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
As Furnished for Week Ending March ~,
by the CheIan County Abstract
Company

Mrs Mildred Payson to G Alder Pay
son, half int half Sc 18-28-21; l.
US to D E Arbuckle, lots and S,
sec 8 and lot S, Sc Sc 1928.
F S Bayley to Canyon Land Co, 80
acres Sc NV 14-24-18; $40.
u S to R ] Hafford, half NV, W
half ne, 10-28-23.
James McVicker to G. L. Richard
son, lots 8 and 4, blk 46, Chelan;
$3.50.
IA Murphy to F P Dull, lot 10, blk
IS, Wenatchee Park; 1856.
GIN Coleman to S G Pike, frac lots
l and D, blk /, PowelPs add to Wen;
$4,000.
OG Fish to Home Water Co, TT Of
wy over half sw 32-23-20; 81.
Wen Dew Co to Marshall Habaugh,
/
lot 6, blk II, Columbia Bridge add;
SIPS.
H Middleton to Nettie S Barber, n
half lot 1, blk 81, Suburban Home
add, Wen; $2175.
VIM A Jones to Sarah A Jones, ne
23-27-20; 81.
County sheriff to E H Warren, lot Z,
blk So, replat first add Wen; $575.
H E Jones to Thomas F Lewis, lot
Q, blk At, replat first add Wen; $3.50.
CE Lewis to William Mills, lot S,
blk 7, Mob Hill add, Wen; 81.
G w Parrish to w A George, ne ne
NV 23-23-1o; 81.
U S to Howell Ralston, W half Sc,
ne sw 12-24-17.
Same to same, half Sc 12-24-17.
Fred S Searles to Frank L Searles,
frac sw ne 11-24-17; 500.
Ed Whitson ct al to c G Evans,
lot 6, frac lot S, blk So, replat first add
Wen; 81.
] H Richardson to B R Van Den
sen, W half NV 32-22-21; $40.
Darling Land Co to J McDaniels,
lots 20 to "a inc, D Land Co.'S first
add to Leavenworth; 81.
E Boehmer to Mary R Mcdonald,
lot 8, blk 81, Grandview add, Wen;
$3.50,
| M Koran ct al to c C Ward, lot 8,
blk II, Wenatchee Cemetery; $75.
Darling Land Co to c B Beeson, lots
to S inc, blk 8, D Land Cos first add
to Leavenworth; 81.
E C Long to c E E Griffin, frac sw
ne 4-23-1o; $500.
A E Peake to M + Peake ct al, frac
lot /, Emig Park, Leav; 81.
R E Simons to M F Peake & Son,
lots 80 and 80, blk l, Central add,
Leav; 81.
U G Pogue to D A Odell, lots 9 and
10, blk 40, G N plat Wen; $500.
] M Cunningham to J T Fisher, lots
1 and Q, blk 80, G N plat, Wen; $1,000.
H C Hastines to E S Russell, frac
blks Al and 48, Millerdale; SIS, 900.
M Koran ct al to Sarah Mills, lot S,
blk IA, Wenatchee Cemetery; $75.
JR Albin to w T RAIDER, SO acres
in Sc sw, 1880; $4,000.
A ] Amos to T ] Sherman ct al, IS
acres in lots 8 and S, 26-24-18; 1924.
T S Land, Cattle & F Co to A J
Amos, ditto above; 81.
H Van Zante to c G Ridout, blk l
and lots / to 10, blk Q, Lake View
add, Chelan; $1,000.
] w Heacock to c E Ward, lots 4
to 7 inc, blk l, Stillwelps first add to
Chelan; $3.50.
c G Ridout to Laura M Ward, lots /
to IA, blk l, Lake View and, Chelan;
$500.
Ell Payne to D S Rice, lots / to S
inc, blk So, Cheian; $500.
Percy Walker to E D Utter, lot 8,
blk /, Belmont add to Wen; $500.
Jessie F Fritz to John G Fritz, lots
81 and Do, blk 9, and lot 6, blk 4,
Leavenworth; $1,000.
Franz Freund to John G Fritz, W
/ LK - 0c 20. Q1E0n
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1910-03-18

Placer and Quartz Blanks for
sale at The Echo office
Amador ledger., 1910-06-10

EGGS FOR HATCHlNG - Rhode
Island Reds, most profitable breed of
Chickens; is for ST. Also Turkey eggs.
Address Mrs c. E. Harmon, Jackson,
Cal. apS-Im
Amador ledger., 1910-06-10
DOCUMENTS RECORDED.

The following instruments have been filed
for record in the recorders office since our last
report We publish complete list OF docu-
ments recorded and must decline to accede to
any request TO suppress any document from
these columns. Don'task us to do Sd
Deeds-Nelson Draper ct al to VIM
Daugherty, lot in Jackson, $3.50.
Ella Westfall to Ira Plunkett, 2 acres
in Younglove place, lone, $40.
EE Eudicott ct ux to Morris Jones'
lot block l5 lone, $40.
! P Little ct ux to Thorn kasich part
of lot block 2, Jackson, $40.
TB Bawden ct ux to Lawrence
Burke, 100 acres in l0-7-l0, $3.50.
Will A Newcum TO '49 Flat Gravel
Amador ledger., 1910-06-10
building, Jackson, to ] Dalo.

building, Jackson, to J Dalo.
Chattel Mortgage N Littleheld
ct ux to Lawrence Burke, one brown
horse and one bay horse, $50, payable
within one year from May 6, 1910, with
interest at the rate of 10 per cent per
annum.
Satisfaction of Mortgage to
Endicott
Declaration of Homestead Cath ,rine
Boro on lot 25 and rs of the Hamilton
sub division, Jackson, declaring the
value of same and Improvements to be
$1,000
Mortgages kasich ct ux t0
John Ban, part of lot 2 block 2, Jack
son, $500, payable withiN one year after
Amador ledger., 1910-06-10

June 3, 1910, with interest at the rate OF
S per cent per annum.
Fred N Littlefeld ct ux to Lawrence
Burke, lot 2 block 10, Plymouth, $50,
payable within one year after May 6,
1910, with interest at the rate of 10 per
cent per annum.
Lien-The Booth-Kelly Lumber Com
pany VS. the California Cons Mines
Company; demand, $840.6l.
Amador ledger., 1910-06-10
Mine incorporated, '49 Flat claims, 81.

Mine incorporated, '49 Flat claims, 81.
Paul Rasiza to John Glavinich, an un-
divided one-seventh interest in the
Littlefeld quartz claim near Jackson,
IS.
George Turcinovich to John Galvi-
Mich, an undivided one-seventh interest
in the Middle Bar quartz claim near
Jackson, IS.
Geo w Brown to john Glavinich, an
undivided one-se zenith interest in the
Merrimac quartz claim near Jackson,
IS.
Notice of sale OF personal property. =
H w Chapman ct al give notice that on
June IA 1910, they will sell the personal
property in the Olympus saloon, Webb
Amador ledger., 1910-06-10
Gets Bad Sprain

Walter Stuart accidentally sprained
the ankle of his right leg in such a
manner as to cause his leg to turn black
and swell. DR.. Endicott was called and
treated the victim for his trouble, great
ly relieving the pain. Stuart drove to
Jackson from his home, in lone, in
tending to 60 to the Italian picnic, and
received his injury while in Jackson
calling on his brother-in-la Amiel
Lucot
Amador ledger., 1910-06-10
PATENTS
Furniture Moved.

United States and Foreign Patents
procured. defended and SOLD. Draft
ing and Blue Printing done. Send for
free book on Patents.
Pacific Coast Patent Agency
Stockton, Cal,
Amador ledger., 1910-06-10
phears' Express.

Ring up Sam Phear for prompt de-
livery of trunks, baggage and express
packages. Rates reasonable. Leave
orders with P. l.. Cassinelli, phone
Main IS; and Express Office, Main "a;
residence Main II.
Furniture Moved.
Amador ledger., 1910-06-10
Gard of Thanks

The sons and daughters of the late
Eliza J. Culbert, desire to express their
grateful appreciation of the many kind
nesses shown them, during their recent
bereavement
Amador ledger., 1910-06-10
Special Small Ads.

Advertisements under this head not exceed
ing lines, Will be inserted at SOC per month, 8
cents Der line for less than one month
Amador ledger., 1910-06-10

Stops itching instantly Cures piles.
eczema, salt rheum, tetter, itch, hives
herbee scabies-Doan' Ointment. At
any drug store.
Amador ledger., 1910-06-10

FOR SALE.-A dwelling house of
rooms. situated on Broad way, Jackson.
Suitable for boarding house. For par
ticulars apply on the premises.
my27 Mrs. E. A. Bergman.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02

%g8+-
- Clifford Sanien opffeoe UNDER
Slen beo @lear 2afe iiojte rge for
at reooe Stop @eterien fra at orufne
og ibemme6e meo bam til 2uftbullet,
bpor begge blep, re66et. Drengene
bab6e lgbet paa Sfpiter.
6orbunos| Senator 2ofopette
yourg, lom blep u0nGpnt al Gutter
11br Carroll til at tienltgiere, inotil
2egtslatllren belger er Mo16 til at
n6fDl6e af6g6e Senator Dollipers
Sermin, ser u6leber oen 4. Marts
1913, bar erfleret, at bon oqter
at iti1le Jig iom &anoioot til 8alg /
2egisIoturen.
S ct Mnfolo al @inosforpir-
ring bar &ep. S. 8. &in6itrom,
Ereit for oen ipenif,lutberie Strife
/ <a> begaaet @elpmoro peo at oper-
ifiere @truben meo en- 8arberfniu.
ga bans unge &uitru tom neo 81.
Z ON Morgenen,fan6tes bon liggenoe
900 / en- 8lo6pel. &an par meget
11erpes al Jig og baboe b@ret peo
ooarlig &elbreo. &inoitrom bopoe
beret Ereit Ser i to Mar.
S SEES Moines er ser foretoget
ct Sfriot, iom bil bielpe til at gipre
@rentioger, 6rugt, Smer og9gg Bill
ligere. Ee66ler 2icenie er relnlig
opbapet. St6ligere moatte Ye6olere
/ 8eboelies= &parteret betale $35,
meoens Ser efter Sen 1pe Sr6ning
fun affrebes $1.00. &per Yeoo(er
ifol bore ct 5filt, og ba11 ifol gips
Dper, ser fjpber al bam, Mabn, M6rcs=
lie og Mumer. @rocerpmenbene
8De11 feu1peoe iprigt for at binbre
0enne Sr6ming.
= Sire Eerioner / Nprbe6en al
Dunlap er 0e0e og enFerion er opos=
1Dg lom 6plge al at BABE 6ruffe1
Gano fra en- tpfusbefengt 9rpro 10,
fire Tiger iioen. 9er ii6lte> iom opbe
bar 80. 90. Carmichael al Defiance
San 6g6e paa Council 8luffs @o1pi.
tai. 8r6n6en bar poa en- 6arm
bbor Ell Nuftion bol0tes. Mangt
Menneifer i%nofon6t Jig til Muftionen
og noe ten ollie brof @on6 fra @rpn
Sen, bnis @on6 ii6en ct bleret n11
6eripgt og far biit Jig at in6ebolo'
|Spfusbociller.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02
5vo Dufota.

-&apitaliiter / Often logger Blo-
11er for at onlggge og bride en- elef=
trilf Same, ser Norb fra &opi0 @itp
ifal a1tlpbe Sale / Butte County, Ser
fra Belle 1ourcbe> Spearfiib, Deao-
MOOD, 2eo0, 5turgis og tilba9e til
&opi0 @itp, bporpeo altiaa allie Sc
bigtiglte 9Der / norblige 8lacf Stills
onlpbes. Sc nebnte &opitalHter er
blar6t 9itens melt iolioe Solf, og EFT
at Sem bor / lin Sit peret Sor. @to=
tiers Gi1tanSminiiter. &l1ten ifal al
lere6e p9ret opmoolt og ollie retslige
@in0ringer operfomne.
= Otter en- grunoig @fterigg=
ming, Ser bar itraft Jig ODER. ct Ior,
ct Mrpingerne fl1n6ne efter &beo6orc
Eeterion, en- pelltaaenoe Sarmer /
Safe County, JONI 6poe for Ell SID
1t6en. San par llngforl % efterlo0
Jig life 11oget Seitomente. @lon0t
bans 8opirer fan6tes intet on,
Slegtningerne, og @ountpautboritc=
terne moatte 6erfor onltille en- l1r=
oeribgelie. gu al Slngtningerne CT
@ller &eterlon / 8rooflpn, g. g., Ell
(8ro6er. Ser ct o9lao an6re 8rpore
og flere Seitre. Sire al @legtni11-
gerne boer / Sc Gorene6e 5toter %
ipp / @orge. Heterion eie6e en- bcl
Gel Sarnnlon6 / 2afe County, iolll
MI itoar bit / &ras, og erbperpeoe
Jig oesu6en on6en @ien6om.
= SEQ oct nplig afbolot @alg blep
oct beitent, at ct $4,000 @ourtbus
ifd opfbres / 8roofings, og &omiS-
iererne bar allereoe antaget &laner
og Segninger for 8Dgningen. Mal1
benter berfor, at Mrbeioet meo Sp-
ferelien fan begDn1e itrafs til Jor=
aaret og at @ourtbuIet fan blipe fer=
bigt til at tages / @rug inoen @oi
Maaneo 1912. Goruoen @ourtbuiet
er ser Muligbe6 for, at Spferellen
at &egiertngsbpgningen oil bltpe
p%oabegpn6t me6 oct ferite, ga $751;
600 allere6e er bepilget al -&ongres=
fen. @n MI @itp &all bar ogioo
1enge beret planlagt, og neite Se-
gislatl1r bill m11lig giere De neopen,
bige 8ebilgninger for npe 8pg1rin'
ger ceo Stotens College.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02

20 ia Il e Saigol1 i6611t Ell
gsoe al 10000 81. for Snoimug-
ling al Sptum.
9 tnterpe +. Store Stref=
ninger al Norge mprfeoes Sgn6ag
8. 13. Mop. al ipere Snemasier, ser
/ 6orbinoelie meo 5torme bar onret=
tet ltore 6oritprrelier / Sernbanetro=
.fifen og paa 6eroielen i'8perne meo
&opeoftaoen | 5pi0ien % tillige for
aariaget baobe SSulpfter og dnoen
materiel Sfo6e / ct betDoeligt Ont
fang.
Somtlige Sernbouetog bar li6t
UNDER Sneltormen, ser napnlig lones
@eitbanen ienote ioaoanne @engoer
Sre ino poo 2inien, at oct enc Sog
bleo itiffenoe efter set onoet. Songs
&plterne mootte iaa go0t iom iamt<
Iige &l1tefarter belt inoitilles iaole-
oes at @oitbeisrgelien fra itore @ele
at 2anoet er bleben uiiffer.
$ &riitiania nruotte 5porpeis=
fiprslen itanoie set meite of Spn6o>'
gen, og enonu ne1te Dag bap1e Sne-
plopene og @fstramanoifab ful6t op
at gjere poo oe fleite 2inier. Men
@interen blep ieprigt / @ope6lto0en !
Oct itore og belle taget iom en- fjer=
fommen Sberroifelie, og paa iamt=
ltge Sfi- og S%fgitebaner / 8pens
Smegn bar Ser tort at gla6e 5ports=
gigiter. Mlene poo 6rognerie teren
oniloges &allet poo 5tilgbenoe og
andre @ielter til en- bolp SneS Su=
iin6e.
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UQyALGTE.. B0GER.

Biofneet, Roman af CART Etlar, 6OGSs7eleg.
lndb. s5c:-UdvaIgte Eyeutyr og fiistorier. at
H. G. Andersen, 1852 Slider, 60 Illustrationer,
telling fra Norge af Jonas Lie, 5oc.--0jonge-
rit Rtlar, e6l slider, 800, e1eg. indb. $1:25.
indb. 31.5o.-Kon9ens Yndling.. at Carl Her
mann, 500 slider, $500. eleg. indb. $1.5O.-
Ssmandshistsrier. Of II. Drachma ann. s5c.
II. bjursten, $40 slider, $1,-faa, 0uds Veje.
af 81. Bjernson, eOc, eleg. indb. 81. $3.50.
CLINT. Fortse1ling ger. Skttser og Digte afAda1n
Dan, 0 elsg. fndb. s5c..Deo VIE Dekla1,a.
indb. $1,.25.- N~yby9gesne eg Baoshuset, to
Forteltnger af Kr. Dstergaard. indh 75c.
~~ 8esiv efxes' Jsszdst0esdSD Katat0g.
.. @. RASMUSSEN PUD. co.
S9o-724 8. 18th sts Mi.neaDolts, Milan.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02

ut furere en- Sorfblelie paa en-
9ag. Sag a>tibe. 9 + o.
M o 0uinine Sablets, Mpotbetere
refun6erer Nenge / Mangel at 4ur.
6. IS. @rope's l1n6erfrift poa bner
9gfe. 25- Gents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02
Lungetaring.

Min Hustru har havt svage Lun-
ger og sagdes at vare i Diet sidste
Stadium af Lungetaring. Hun be-
gyndte at BRUCE White Wine of Tai
og fandt straks Lindring og har MI
begyndt paa den fjerde Flaske; hen
des Helbred er nu bedre end i man
ge Aar. vi anbefaler Diet med Gla-
de til allie.
Rev. J. R. Fly,
Susan E. Fly,
Brookline Sta, Mo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-12-02
Klapperslangens Raslen

har fremkaldt mango Frygtgysninger hos
dem som tilfeldiRt har m6dt denae Gift.
slanRe, men St~rubehostens Raelen / Hal
sen paa hendes Barn har fremkaldt ct
verre Gys hos mango M6dre. Som ct Md.
del mod Strubehoste er Warmers White
Wine Of Tar uovertrufet
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