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Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-19

the preliminary business of the convention
had been transacted, and he made happy
and forcible off-hand sp.- ch. full OF good
points, that captured the audience, already
made good -humored and enthusiastic by
General Keifer's speech.
The governor alluded to the falsehoods
circulated by democratic and other papers
about an alleged hostility between him ana
Sherman, and accusing him 1.-THE governor)
of treacheIy to the republican chief. The
governor, by his clear, frank, honest ana
strong utterance. showed how base and
foolish were these ALLEGATIONS and aocusa-
tions. He had never been afraid to look
in the eye any man on the face of the earth,
and he never would be. The governor. as
he said this, looked as we'll as he spoke
magnifcently-andt the applause was tre-
mendous. The governors tribute to Sena-
tor Sherman was as well put as 1t was
hearty and complete. To begin with, the
Senator was gentleman, which was some
thing that could not be said of all who had
occupied the white house.
At first the convection did not see the
point Young Dan Bickham. of the business
department of the Journal, who was ol
the platform, took it all in, at once, threw
I'd his hands" aud kicked out his feet, and
| the convention exploded and when the
thunderous applause had subsided, shrill
voice piped out: "Hit i'm again." The
J oIl I'D H,,n
story, in very happy, delightful and able
manner, of Senator Sherman's undoubted
! Integrity and great familiarity with public
affairs; long experience in public life, and
who made one of the most felicitious hits
of his life. He also paid his tribute to
Sherman, which was graphic and weighty
as well as eloquent, but he also paid such a
as any man ought to be proud
TO receive. Turning to him. as he
sat on the rear of the platform. be said:
''You. sir, have the light to be ambitious, "
and here the great audience exploded again,
"but we know you to be a square and true
and that there is not drop of treacherous
blood in your body"
The report OF the work of thu convention
today Thursday will be found on the first
page of this days issue of the REPUBLIc.
The extraordinary, and so far as we can
recolect, the uDprecedent honor of nom.
ination by reclamation, was bestowed upon
NJ. Ryan, in his nomination as the repub-
blican candidate for the position of secIe
tary Of state.
The spirit of this great convention was
most significant and inspiring. 1t was not
only for John Sherman, enthusiastically
and without reservation-but it was thor
oughly and gloriously republican-and II
had in its make up the inspiration
aud prophecy of victory!
II the country was looking to Ohio, the
new mother of presidents. on Wednesday,
1t saw q sight that must have been COM
forting and re-assuring to all patriotic
hearts, and If the country's ear was Iistel :
ing for the keynote of the coming battle OF
the year they heard it 0hio's demand ior
L. A Free Ballot and Fair Count and
III. Protection to American Industry
a H. -
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-19

''SPALDING's GLUE mends crOckery
wooden ware, etc.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-19

The correspondent OF the Cleveland
Leader writes from Dayton, as follows:
If Asa Bushnell, of Springfield is elected
as one of the delegates-at-large, he, too,
will labor in and out of season for the Ohio
candidate Bushnell will probably be the
next republican nominee for governor. and
If he was inclined-and everyone knows
he isn't-to favor some one else for presi-
dent, t would be political suicide on his
part, a very foolish crime in this day and
generation. Bushnell has been suspected
by the democrats simply because he is a
friend of governor Foraker.
Whatever may prove to be General Bush
nelI's vote in the convention land at the
time this is written we have no means Of
knowing what it will bel it is certain that
he has a great many warm personal and
political friends in all portions of the state,
who speak of him In terms which make bis
Springfield friends very comfortable and
happy. The opinion that he would be the
successor of Governor Foraker seems to
be universally entertained.
The general certainly deserves the honor.
Still. he is not seeking it, and whether be
would accept it remains to be seen. His
fellow townsmen would be glad to have
him placed in so honorable a position-for
which he Is so well fitted, as man of
strong, good sense, and man noted for his
great executive ability.
Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-19

The citizens of Dayton deserve high
praise for their efforts to provide for the
needs of the republican convention. The
rink, which was most elaborately and beau
tifully decorated, was found TO be capital
hall to speak in. The speaker were heard
distinctly in the rear of the hail and every
point made was appreciate The crowd
was very large and yet we believe that
everybody was comfortably provided for.
Major Bickham, Of the Daily Journal, en-
tertained Governor and Mrs. Foraker and a
few others, and the Major and his accom-
plished wife showed themselves to be
capable of illustrating the finest and most
generous style of hospitality. Many ladies
and gentlemen called to see the governor
and his very charming wife in the evening,
and, as a matter of course were cordially
received.
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springfield Repnblis

THURSDAY EVENING. APRIL 10. 1858.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-01
lQn0.

2anoissere burbe benpcnbe Jig til Dc
imberteeneb forat erfore, buurpiot bet al
u. g.. Solution & s..
apertereoe 2anb / Cobb Gpuntp pirfslja
er iaa ubmartet, iom Beifriuellen gar
ub paa. Disie Manb, bpis Maune ri
bioiatter nebenfor, Tan glue Inlb 5or-
flarins ON 2anbets 8eifaffenbeb babe
bpab 5orbbuno, efos % ganb ansaar.
5 ct iaa pistist G~oretasenbe Tom en-
2anobanoel fan itsen bore foriistis nof,
% at 6r. Sobnlon iaaleoes Tan benpiie
til esne 2anosmeno, er / fig ielp nof til
at f~oriifre bpem bet lfafbe nere ON at
2anoet er tilfrebsIillenbe.
Mrs. 9bea Nnbrine Berg,
273 21oe Mne. g.
Sans 8. gib1, 81 0ts&iperfat.
Ser Nnberion, 325 lobe Npe. g.
Nus. gfitrs,n, 1880 8iueriibe Npe.
Sans 9ausen, Quincy Ctr.
Otto MnberIon, 329 lobe Mpe. g.
Ole 6. Golbers, 329 lobe Mne. g.
Tranf Carlton, 271O 25be ctr. 6.
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Mnbreas &Bbne pil paa Nfbolbsnmhet
Ssnbag &l. 4 0ania 9al meo lit fore
blanbet &or lepere 8%ruoefaroen / OAR
bangor, Milum Batter % Berg ut me
Sapet, % flere. &om benpt Nnlebnin=
gen. Nbgang ri.
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bis life, ba tag en- goGct MaropOlitan 2e Sni. Go, al Np gorf. Oct
us ffreae Snbufnle aorfruss eeHiab Ameria. aaphul 5 NRiQiO>
ner Dollars. Mntaat 0f Death Claims, ion bhpe ubbetale fbfe Mar bar oper
1900. Oct fofer fra &C. % Opoo ON leen. Set forores insen Snbtraoelfes.
pen9e. Snsen 5orbsele Hetannsen forlanses. Snsen 9ehins for Doctor
examination. Bram1rne inbtaslres usentls Meblemmernes Boheer.
Nue Mlbre fra / til 10 Var antase8. Msiurancdumnen nbbetales irar
efr ben iorGhebes Dbt. Betafnsen e ben iamme. for b9se aisn. &un inbe
% irfe asiureres. MM8nH Sacobten. 45 Gebar Ge. er Nsent for
bette 60. o. ul. pare slab pb at e 2onOsmano fire 5amhien oo en- 4ore.
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9isie 2inier bar insen betalt. Bet er por
oprigtise Menins raar ri benleoer 8ublitums
Dpm9rfiombeb paa Nuertisiementet yNe<
tropolitan 2ips assurance @eIitab, at bet er
enbper Stands 4list at Urge iaalebes for
fin 6amilie, at be lite ifal ftaa peb bans
0posleie blottet for ale timelise Nioler.
Baa insen lettere Maaoe fan Der iprses for
be @jenlepenoe eno peb at uotase en- yolice i
bint Selifab paa en- liben usentlis Mf6eta-
ling. Bet ct Buiiueis % intet anbet.
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BILLETTER


med disse at mig SEW foranstaltede
Excursioner oliver solgte til saa
uhert billige Priser, at ingen anden
Agent i hele Nordvesten kan tilbyde
eder nogen lignende. Mine Passa-
gerer gaar med Exprestog direkte til
New York og undgaar saaledes at
tage ind paa Chicagos Hoteller for
at Byte Billetter og Bagagechecks.
Passagerne saavel som Ragagen be-
fordres frit fra Jernbanestationen i
New York til Dampskibsbroen. Kort
sagt, Excursionisterne har ingen
u~nsdvendige Omkostninger fra den
Dag de forlader Minneapolistil de
ankommer til Scandinavian.
For nermere Oplysninger beseg
eller tilskriv Hovedagenten for disse
Excursioner
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9tI Opne 4erfomer!

Herluner, bpis Ospbeb, bar paret
oper % Nar, er bleuet belbrebet peb e
eifelt Mibbel. 8eifripelle oper Miblet
ienbes frit paa 6orlan9enbe. Mbresie:
Nidalion, TT Mac Douscl Str, Netu
Yorf Gitp.
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Frcf. Sobn Husse Dil bolbe q Goreoras
pper ,Gaponorola", 0reoos lite SUM- RI. 8
aften ! ben ifanOinopiiie gnsIinsefcreninss
Qoiole AIS Gebar Npe.
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"guslinseforentnseus" 2~aieparelie, 415
geoar gpe., er aabent buer Nften fra 10 %
5snoagene fra 3-5 gfterm. Set er foripnet
nteo sooc 8pser % Blaoet til fri Gfbenpttelie
Vile Belfpmne.
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2amb % Bbeienoomnte.

Dnifer bu at fisbe, lef9e eIer bort>
bptte bin gienbOm | Bpen eller pan Cans
BET, faa befes eler ~tilifrip bet anerfienbte
6irma
n. 3. Netetiom & Co.,
205 temple Court,
Minneapolis, Minn.
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5 @iperiibe Noenle @Iaisblod 1919
@iuerIibe ielser ppr 2anosmauo s.
Yierlon Stotsi for 8srn, Dainer %
Serrer til. lape Yriier. @eparationer
aisres sobt % blilist. Beiss BAN,
peb Sibeu al 2anses Store.
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observation-disclosures Delegation til sSnoiane
apolis afsif Ntanbos Miobas fra Union De-
pot. Hlanot D~ele8aterne faces bore 2anos-
mano Rnno Sobnion fra Otter 9ail % 2an.
aeien fra Sutdinion o9 y. g. Heterien fra
M,uneapolis. On flor 5oriamling bapoe
iamlet fig omfrin9 ben ri8t prpoeoe Hasia>
serposn % meo Ealer % 2~ptsnifuinser til,
braates en- Salntimestio fgr 9p9et oro9 af@
feb. @ebaftpren for ,,Northw. Prohibi-
tionistss blep pperratt en- Stof meo Cub
baanbtag paa at Prohibition Literary
Club os ioet ban taiteoe lin samle 1000 SOB
ipe,ret, lopeoe ban at BRUCE ben npe Stof paa
ben fpr1te Manb, Der tnroe iise noSet mob
&pinoens Stemmeret.
8ep. 8iotbam iagoe ban minbeoes oene
gang bo ban i 1856 oro9 til en- &onuention
Der bapbe til 5ormaal Slapernes TrisipreIie.
Delegoterne fra Montana % Oregon talte %
toet Irnnet git aflteo toni SER. @ens no
meb en- Maifine rneo en- Grant paa. Deb
at breie ben ON bprtes iamme Spetatfel
iom fra en- S%e5eiframiel.
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Nsiis Gdtuubs Dplasnins paa MfbolbSs
mpbet Gbnoas bar uo9et at bet met frns<
ilenoe ri bar bprt. Gtpifet ffiloreoe Gors
boloet melem en- sommel Monb % bans
Gamilie, Der, ibet ban, iorn en- GsIse al
Streife blep Narios til fin aones c9 Barns
iortiblioe GSo % ielp ntproeoe en- al fine
Nebarbeibere. Stpffet bolbt DpmGrficm<
beben meb ben iine Matnrltebeo, bpormeo
bet lremia8oes.
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,aleberne ifaber Wanoen", flyer Orb
iprp9et. 9erimoo ian fanife ere abitiaise
Snbpenbin9er; men at Martin Dahl 313 ge<
bar slpe. ipr aIaoerne ilis, iom be bor pere
paa en- einiliieret Ntano, beron er insen 9pil.
Reparationer os Gppuosnins uofpres imuft
o9 biuist.
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Seanbia furniture Store, 4o5 & 4o7 &C.
bar Gpenue.
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@aas tit bore SAmssmens.

Ga bet bar fine fore Eonifelisbebtr for
.ubenbpsbpenoe 2onosmrnb, at trrfe be
bebite Uarnb, naar &jSb euer Tilbptnine at
aotter i 8pen bnifes, iial bet pore % en-
IornSiei1e at ueilebe Gremmeoe ! ioa 2enie'
enbe enten p~erionli9 Scnpenoelie til % euer
ifriftlie til yTelt @aobet" 4Oe-41O Geoar
WremMe.
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8labets 2efere bill frembeles iinoe, at ".
6. 9abl bar fin Sfoeutif paa famine Steb
paa Cedar 9tue. os at bans Hr,ier er lape %
Barene n9iten uubIlioeli8.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-06-01
Nfbolbsforeningen bar b~eiluttet fig til at
bolbe en- 9icentsfeft i Dtioten al Sunrmaoneo.

5or9lem lite yNRinneapolis go-opretine
Jurniibins 60. naor bu ifal bope Sio.
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Sobn Sobnion, en- Noromano tos fig for
meset Sterft tiaips % faitebe fig foran ct
Grandchildren. 9olitibeljent &nsiel fit boz
let bam tilfioe % beniat BAN paa 9lrbeibs<
anitalten 20 9a9e.
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Stort l1bnal9 at 8arlpr lets, btli9ite
Hriier 6ope Wolb & 60. 40 gebar.

l1n9e Neno, iom snifer ~prbentlise 8or>
b~insspluoie, tan 1enpenoe Jig til gnslinse<
foreningens ~2rieDerelie, 415 geoar Npe.
fra Ito Gften. oa 5o~reninsen sjerne bill
bjnlpe benz beri iaa goot ben Tan.
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8lobet er albrie iaa tpnbt at bet 10 life er
tpffere enD ganb os SinHoiuaDer burbe anie
bet JON en- notionoI Hliet at banole r1eD fine
2anbsmano. @ono & Grifien. 412 4 Ala
geoar abe. oar on ieet beres fore, rioe %
peloronebe Dpfo9.
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q. 6. saroeion, Sasfprer, 5s5 temple
Court.
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8om ,tioe % sjsr bit nopals al ben asior,
tereDe 5oripnins at 8arneposne, iom netop
er anfomnen til Gnser Bros. & Nerner,
405 & 407 Geenr Mue.
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Or. Quit, Jon en- lib ~ifjoriomuter bar
Neent for bort Hluo, e. M be8pnot eSea
Gorretnins ! 1911 Waibiuetpn ape. 8. bucr
ban bar ct Tibet men aliibiet DplaS al Gents
Gurniibins. 3ans StiltnS irtter BAN
iitano til at inlse biai9t.
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Set uerite, en- Manb fan sjsre, er at
forpbe fine Yense. Dette ffer ofte meb
BiletfjBbere iitebetfur at benpenbe fig
til en- 9opebasent, saar nlan9en en- til
De imaa N9enturer for at betole 5 til 10
Dollars mere END bebppes. @nbber,
lom til benne gaar aster at ienoe for
fine @lestninser % geuner @amle=
2anbet, itulbe bare benpenoe fig til
SOpeoasenten, 81. 8. $. BOtbman $50.
100 @aibinstun Np. 8. Minneapolis,
Minn., iom falser bunbrebe Billetter,
naar andre Nsenter fun ielser en-. Det~
te n,aa ri iise er Ylabien til at fipbe
8iletter.
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WsnmtAvsItS RAstes.
minneapolis. lite Stunt.

minneapolis. lite SUM.
Wheat, No. / hard.
No. / northern. .814
No. 2 northern. 703
Flour, Minneapolis pat. ..4.00@4.7o
bakers. .O.SUWO.4O
low grades. 2.OO@2.65
COrn..
Oats, No. 2 white. .35037
Barley, No. 3..............4O03
Rye.
Potatoes pr. bush. .6O07O
Hay big bales. ........1S.Oo0e
Butter, creameries. .22@23
diaries. ............l6W2l
- packing
eggs.
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Qenrp s. @iertien, norif Sosfsrer, traTes
Ma 1T Rontpr, AZ @aib. Npe. 8. gerelie
SO. 4 ps 5, bDer Gn9 fra 8 til g..
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minneapolis Ec-operotiDe 1urniibin9
90. 8o7 Gebar apt., faleer fine 8orer btui.
eere eub nooen attoen.
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oar Gu Sobber, iom ifal TRIPLES laa butt
yaa ,ssselt @aabet" 46S . 410 geoar gpe.
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Spar big l1mase. Drag lite lanst Up I
1ben fcrat 9jsre Snotisb al alaber, Satter,
9onifer oiD, noar &ooo & grifien bar iaa
f~torartet Dplas af oenne Bare. Som inbpm
412 4 Ala gebar Nue. us bu bill blipe ober-
bepioft.
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Stor 5oripnins of 8arneposue anfonnne
fiji 6oDe, @oIb 4 Go. 40 geOar Mne. Som
% ijsb un mebeus 8riierne er ioa lape.
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Eor 2ou0smano 9beubore u. saetber 500
&a51. Nre. 9. Ieperer ubmerfebe &abinets=
Rbptosrafer for $500 pr. 9uiin. sc ino
% iosttas Brsper Of bans Grbeioe fpr 9u
0aar aaoetiteos.
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genseforienoelier tier biaisft, burtisit
% iifreft ueo bort Money Order Sp<
item. sfrip efter Dor &ursliite, Der,
piier, at ri siper beore aurs enb noset
anben Nsent eller Banf. 9i er fulot
a%nIparlise for Yeneenes Grenfomit %
ristise llbbetalins ! Rronempnt beb
Mobtaserens narmefteY oitanitalt. Jor<
Observation-Disclosures er fun Is Gents
til YOrto % @e9iitrerins.
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minneapolis gu-operatipe Gurniibins
Go" 3O7 gebar Npe. oar nplie facet bjem
Ct fort Dplos at Sfotbi. Gorslem life at
saa inooni.
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2iset af ben brufnebe Mano, iom families
/ 6loben ner 5rt. Smelling bar al en- Nler.
Cameron, iom nblis bar fonnmen til ct.
8aul meo fin 8one. German 9ermanien,
bpem man fprit antos bet at bore, peb man
euba i1tet ON.
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Nrs. stublin opnaaeoe siilsmisie fra fin
Mano.
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I'm fuIb Gngelsmano blep arreieret fpr
0rrfienifab % peo ienere unoerisselie ser
fareoes at Ranoen boobe / fine CONNER
41,O55.60.
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On npli9 fra @amlelanoet aufommen Ei9e
pnifer Ylaos hos en- Gamilie. gun Tan uos
ipre alt Sla9S Susarbeibe. Npisetp. anpiier.
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Better Borieu, iom fisrte @rocerp for ct
6irma paa 8ioeriioe, falot al Go8nen % blep
farli9 ilaaet. San brastes lise paa Soipi,
talet.
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Nrs. Stunning fit Sfilsmisie fra fin
Rano. Grunoen bar Manbens Druffenjtab.
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,6olfeblooet" umtaler u. 6. Sausan ion
8anDibat for SberiFembeoet.
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ct Drsel, sanife Tibet brust, ielses bilist
! vSelt Maabets" Office.
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Stubent s. 9. guenien bill bpIae afboibs<
foreora9 / gitD Nisiionsrunraet 1915 @aib.
Gpe. 81. 81. 4 Gfterm. paa fsrftfommenbe
SGnbag.
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ST. Sanfon talte for Nntipobertimsbet i
RcromiuneapcIis ON Seius iom Nrbeioernes
2eber. Tramps buroe beifpttes meo friitelig
Dmiors.
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epporfor itaa 5 timepis os orbeioe iaa
Gpeben renoer meb bet santmelbasie Strn<
geapperat iaar MI Tioen er fommen at bu
for en- ubetpoelt9 Gum Bense fan erbolbe
e @uuemaifine inbint | ct ~alminbeli9 &jet.
enboro % iaaleoes ipare en- bel Del Breuoe,
9trbeibe ps 6elie. &om os beie ben elIer
ifrib ON urrmere unoerretning, be tan fun
faaes bos 9ope, 8olo & Go. MpbeIbanblere
400 4 40 Gebor Mpe, Wrnneapolts, Minn.
Be5tiuineer fra Qanbet mobtages. Ngen-
fer smiles oberalt.
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az On nu9en sniter 9anolasearbeioe
uofsrt tan iaaoant opnaaes peb 8pttearbeioe
ener til meset lape Yriier siennem .!5elt
Raabet."
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Netop anfontnten en- flor Joripnine al bill,
lise 8osifab til gnser Bros. 4 @erner, 4O5
4 4O7 CEDAR Npe.
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8. 81. 8erfneis, Scanbia Banf, banoler
naeo Meal Gitate, laaner uo 8ense, iamt tea=
ner Nsiurance.
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General % reiienoe NSenter pnifes | @is=
coniin, 0tinneicta % Dafota til at repreien<
tere Ninnebaba 2ife Sni. 60. Ds 8referreb
oe|ittnt Heniiou 90. af Ninneiota, sooe.
DiIfddr eipes til gooe Mpnb, iirip til S.
8. 8aaIien, Secp. Bog $40, Ninueapolis.
81 Gnberien, iom Dor poo 81 9lpe. 81. %
Z "a, faifebe 1T BAN NIB siennem ginbnet i
G5taee o. bopYeoe efter for at orabe
II bog fOrbinbret BAN beri % Der
n 8arnets fulofirnbiee @ebnine.
ar lite potet iis felp ! ben ienere
3fob q ben eneftt 6orfIarino oper
ne 9a,abIino.
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Billie t t er
til og fra


i9l9eS mc0 a4e forte &taS:
les limier.
8i ueb at BET beoite advertisement CT
at ialse bilist % ri bar for Nai %
sunni Maaneb beiluttet us til at sibre
en- extra &ebuttiun / Brilerne paa Bill
~letter, nleb anore Orb peb at benue1oe
ia til % fan Der i mango 1ilfelbe ipa<
rer en- Def llseslpn pec &isbet Of en-
Billet. gi upforbrer enbrer al pore
2anbsmanb til at bragg 6or1el at bette
ulebuanliee gunitige 1itfalbe.
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4eb 2uunses os Single 2ounses, Spiie-
bor0, &vtfenifab m. m. ial9es til lane 4ri=
fer poa Scanoia Gurniture Stcre, 4O5 &
lo7 gebdr Mpe.
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aeenter suites, Boy $40 Ctr, COB BE
talins.
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Sim Harret, ion, M er osmt til at bnngeS
ben 13oe Suli, bar ifrepet ct lGu9ere Breo
til lin Brober Seurp ps bebre,oet BAN, foroi
ban bar fsrt bam % Hete | ufbre. San
raaoebe ham til at opfpre ii9 iom en- Nano
% iiae Sanbbebem belt. San er meget eng
telis. Dfte itaar ban op fra tit 2eie ON
Ratten % saar os ipaoierer paa @ulpet. SO
f~atplite 8reiter bar beis9t ban; men ONT mo-
gen Betienoelie er ~ioresaaet uioes enba lite.
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8iuisite Gteb at fisbe oine 5fp % Gtpn<
Ter er 307 Cedar Npe.
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Stor SoripninS at nbaro poob beo room
lets" er nplis anfommen til Sope 8olo & 60.
40 genar Mpe.