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The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-10
TO SET THEM AT WORK.
II Is Proposed to Make the Nags Earn
Their Board.


t9,,,ta Tune 9.-The county Jail and
tra city faU are beth full Of prisoners.
nearly an II whom are the class ot Of
tenders known 10 the Police as "Nags.
SIM the city is overrun with them out
~ they are arrested there is no place 10
mt them. They do a. vast amount OF
retit larceny. thicving and begging IN
,ba outskirts Of town. and II has Tor
wars been a problem what is 10 Dc
done with them.
Marshal Tebo is Of the opinion that
the only way To get rid OF TINS class -
10 nut them at hard work, ana ne Is
after the mayor 10 get him TO consent
10 EJECT a stockade ir which the pris-
oners can be kept at work breaking
s,o,o The police committee has IA
yorably passed on tho proposition ara
n the mayor will take the matter IN
hand there Is little doubt In the minus
81 The police officials at least that the
cit, viii soon be effectually rid OF tie
nests. To lock them up Is no punish
Tpent whatever. Most OF them court
arrest. for by II they are enabled 10
live several weeks without doing
stroke OF work and with pretty soou
hoard When times are nara the
"vaps'' can get the mselves arrested
I'D live on the public until they are
| thoroughly rested and recupcrated. III
| thay are compelled To work hard al
| day To- pay for their board and lodging
! they will soon fly To parts OF the ear'h
| where life comes easier.
! II is proposed to make the stockade
| a movable one so that IL can be set up
! in any part Of the city desired. Ihe
! prisoners will bc placed in the STOCK
] AIDE and kept busy breaking stone. me
/ Ir,lxen stone will be- used In filling Up
The mud holes in Butte's streets. In
/ this way the city Will get value re-
| csived for its outlay in supporting sew
| ,ral scores Of vags who are only III
! lutte because they find life easy mere.
| The men will be earning their board
| .yhile they are serving out their terms
| Of Imprisonment. and in few weeks
| The city will Ice cleared Of VagaSOnds.
| for they will not stay in a city where
| they are compelled To work SO hard.
The union men. Of Butte will be able
| q find no objection To this course. for
il will result in employing many men
al union wages who are now out OF
! employment The prisoners VIII be
! used TO break up the stone. but union
1 workincmen viii ba employed in put
| ting the stone on the streets. Union
| WAGES will be- paid FOR this work, and
| thus men viii be employed who att
| now out Of work.
II is hoped by Marshal rebo thai
tho city will be enabled To inausurat'
the stocks 20 system 90 treating pris
oners within few days.
Little work is done on the streets a
Present. the street department Of III
; CITY only costing between S6no and sac
f,r the month Of Nly. The prisoner
have absolutely nothing To do bu
. kangaroo" all new prisoners and al
visitors To- the Jail. Tn ~ even went 81
Tar as 70 "kauEaroo" Mayor rhompso'
| enc day last week. and tho mayor de
clares that Of all the limitations h
/ ever submitted To- in his existence. thi
p was the hardest and the most tryin
= / - the nerves.
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KILLED IN A SECOND
Bob Anderson Run Down By a Mon
tana Union Train.
ON HIS WAY TO ANACONDA
He Carried a Letter Written at
Hamilton Containing a Money
Order Appears to Have
Been BeWildered.

Butte. June "a young man whose
name is supposed to be Bob Anderson
was instantly killed on the Montana
Union railway near Miles ranch. about
10 miles from Butte. at a little before
IL O'Clock this forenoon. Anderson was
walking down the track towards Ana
conda when he was run down, and the
accident appears TO have been largely
due to his own carelessness. At the
point where the accident occurred the
r.. \. & L. and Montana Union tracks
are very close together. and there is a
rather sharp curve on the latter road
lust this side Of where the man was
killed.
As the Anaconda express, which left
here at 1890. rounded this curve the
engineer. Orville Adams. noticed the
man walking along the track a short
distance ahead. He Immediately sound
ed the whistle and Thomas Boland. the
fireman. changed ont a harsh warning
from the bell At the same time. how
ever. a heavy ore train was coming up
the r.. \. q =. directly opposite the
unfortunate man. and IL Is supposed
that IL made sufficient noise to drown
both the whistle and bell Of the APP
preaching train. as Anderson did not
pay any attention 10 the danger sig
nails. When the fireman saw that the
danger signals were unheeded he ran
out on the running board alongside OF
the boiler and commenced yeHng az
Anderson to get out Of the way. He
tried TO reach the front end OF the en-
CINE in order TO make his warning cries
more effective. but before he got hall
way down the footboaTd the young fel-
low was struck and instantly killed.
He was thrown high in the air and his
body landed 50 feet from where he was
struck
r.. J. Henderson. a section man on
the b. A. & p. witnessed the accident,
and he SAYS that Anderson was thrown
up higher than the smoke stack OF the
engine. His left leg was broken Just
below the knee. and the entire LETT SIDE
OF his chest was caved in. The skin
was rot broken. however. and the only
marks on his body We're where his leg
was broken and where he had bled
from his left ear. which was caused by
the force Of the blow he sustained.
The only means Of identification OF
the dead man was a letter addressed
TO Bob Anderson at Anaconda from
A Anderson Of Hamilton. Mont, ana
containing a postoffce order for slO'
psvable to Bob Anderson. The letter
was mailed at Hamilton on June and
was forwarded from Anaconda to Butte
and arrived here on Friday. The DEAD
man is Of medium size and build: Win
/ light hair. and about so years Old and
| is not known here.
Coroner Richards went down after
| the body and will hold an inquest on
Z II at the Butte undertaking rooms al
| 1O.2a tomorrow forenoon. The train
/ which ran the man down was in charge
| Of Conductor George Burnham.
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NEW RULE.
No Committee shall Be Composed of
Members OF One Political Party.

Butte. June 9.-Thc rules committee
of the city council met yesterday and
adopted several changes To the present
rules. Rule SO Is added and provides
that no committee shall contain two
aldermen from the same ward. and no
committee shall be composed entirely
of members Of one political party.
There are so few democrats and pop
ulists in the council that they will
have TO be pretty active If they attend
an the meetings OF the committees,
which. under this rule. they will be on,
and these aldermen are talking about
striking for larger pay than the re-
publican aldermen receive.
Another change proposed 10y the COM
rnittee is that the finance committee
shall pay no bills not authorized by
the mayor Heretofore orders have
been given by chairmen Of committees
for work I'm their various departments.
but IL is now proposed 10 place all this
power in the mayors hands. In all
cases bills will be refused unless they
are accompanied by orders signed by
the mayor.
The new rules also provide that the
Judiciary and the street and alley COM
mittee shall each consist Of one alder
/ man from each ward.
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QUEER ACTIONS.
Some MTitiamen Use the National Flag
for "a Target.


Butte. June 9.-when the members
Of the Butte Rifle team went out for
their regular practice shoot this after
noon. they found that their range had
been taken possession Of by party of
seven or eight militiamen who were
contentedly shooting away at an
American flag. on which they had
pasted a target. The flag was about
six feet long and the target was not
large enough to conceal the fact that
IL was the national emblem. II indeed
there was any attempt at conceal
ment The men were all using the
regulation military rifles. and ii is pre-
sumed that they were members OF one
OF the militia companies. one Of the
members Of the rifle team told the mill.
tIamen that they were liable to get
into trouble with the government Tor
shooting at the American flag. AMI
one Of them is said to have replied IN
a manner slurring To the government.
The affair has stirred up good deal
Of feeling tonight and the action OF
the militiamen is denounced in un-
measured terms. 1t is not known
whether II Is a federal offense To shoot
at the stars and stripes. but IL is gen
orally conceded If IL isn't, IL ought To
be. and that the action Of the citizen
soldiers in using the flag for target
was as unwise as IL was unpatriotic.
The use Of the national emblem i'm that
manner by foreigners would stir up an
awful uproar among the members OF
the various patriotic societies in Butte,
| but Just how they will regard such
action on the part Of members of the
national guard who are sworn to de
/ fend the flag they were shooting at,
remains to be seen. 1t Is proba bic
however. that an investigation will b.
/ demanded by the proper authorities.
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BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.

Now is the time TO subscribe.
Smoke lei Captain General" cigars
Best domestic cigar made-'The Mon
tana Rose" Try one.
Majestic steel ranges. 1uttle Ma nn
featuring & supply COMPANY.
John Lindsay leaves to-day for Belt
on a weeks trip on legal business
Under Sheriff Young returned yester-
dav from his trip 10 New York state.
watch cleaning. $50. mainsprings.
81. Warranted one year. Mayer. 10
W. Park.
Get our figures on mining supplies. We
mean business. Tuttle Manufacturing q
Supply company.
Pr Harrington is the father Of
dauzE.er. who made her appearance
on Saturday.
Mrs. John Peale Of Dublin gulch pre-
sented her husband with a baby girl
yesterday.
Mems and boys mackintoshes. fun
lines. fresh goods. just received al
Cans & Klein's.
Millinery. Ladies. call and inspect
our IL. % and 80 cent hats. Miss Gil
bert. 80 West Park.
Until times improve We shall sell our
shirts-silver dollar shirts-at % cents
apiece. Kaufman Bros.
Nesbitt Sisters, Is West Granite.
have the finest dining parlor In the
city. Every delicacy In season
You can't get as good a suit OF
clothes for ten dollars at any sale. or
at any other store. as We are selling
for that price. Boucher, the Park
Street Clothier.
You can try them on where the eye
of man will not reach you They range
in price from s. 10 s. and are the
cheapest and SWEETEST pants ever Of
fered for the money. Kaufman Bros.
There will be no question as to where
you will buy If you once secure our figures
on hoists. boilers and mining supplies.
Tuttle Manufacturing d Supply company.
Commencing on Saturday the Great
Northern will sell return tickets to
Helena and Boulder every Saturday
for one fare. Tickets will be good TO
return on Monday.
II makes a difference where YOU buy
your clothes. You found that out Ions
ago. and your experience cost money
To get even by degrees. buy one Of oui
ten dollar suits They look fine and
surprise in quality. Kaufman Bros
Tom Doyle and two other fellows
stole a lot Of lumber from the Northern
Pacific yard last evening and wher
the Waterman went after them Doyle
threatened TO kill him with an axe
OIiCeI odiiet Aouhu b's ~ SOON ate
in a cabin near the yard but his part
ners got away.
Annual Convention Republican Ma
tional League. Cleveland. Ohio. Jun
1920 IS95-For the above occasion
rate OF one lowest first-class standar,
fare for the round trip is authorizes
by the Union Pacific system from al
points on their lines in Kansas, Ne
braska, Colorado. Wyoming. Utah an
Idaho. Tickets on sale in Kansas an
Nebraska, June l.; Colorado and wy
oming, June l6; Utah and Idaho. Jun
10. Tickets limited 20 continuous pas
sage in buLh directions. Final retur
limit on tickets from Denver. Chey
enne. and east thereof. June -: Yves
thereof. June % Tickets will he sol
only via such routes as are proper ~
one-way tickets sold al short line rate
and will read via same route in bot
directions.
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JUNGLE TOM"
He and Eva and Marks and the Dogs VIII
show Under Canvas.

snow tnder canvas.
Butte. June 9.-On the Library block.
for two nights. Tuesday and Wednes-
day. June IL and u. Layce's monster
pavilion Uncle Toms Cabin will
hold forth under canvas, which is a de-
cided novelty. being supplied with
large stage, new and appropriate seen
cry, solo band and orchestra. Thirty
two years ago. in the primeval days OF
the civil war, Harriet Beecher-Stowe
placed her now famous novel. Uncle
Toms Cabin" upon the public. not
thinking then that il would become the
grea test work Of modern literary eff
forts Of the times. In dramatic form 1t
has probably entertained more people
than any play of a Ike nature ever
brought forward. Those who have not
seen Uncle Toms Cabin" should avail
themselves of Mr.. Layces visit. All
the characters are presumably drawn
from life and are interpreted by care
fully selected company. isva's pony is
the little Shetland that stood in the
stock building of the worlds fair and
was admired by scores Of little ones.
and was awarded the premium as be
ing the handsomest pony I'm the world.
Marks donkey was imported with the
Egyptian village. and did his share OF
entertaining the fair visitors. The pri-
ces have been reduced 10 % and 90
cents and a grand street parade.
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Rugger. Anaconda; Simon NJ. Nase'
Omaha.
The Butte-A. II. Hollingsworth, Zee
leys; A. Y. Bayne. Minneapolis; j. ,.
Hackley. Louisville: r. l.. Kroemer. a.
b. Clements. Ike Boyer. Helena; Frank
Durand, Philipsburg; J. II. Burton j.
II. Penfield. Chicago; c. NJ. Crewdson'
ST Louis: w. f. Mellick. Idaho; j. II.
Meyer. New York; A. II. Adams, st.
Paul: ]. II. Bemis. Lincoln; G. Kane
and wife. J. Marx, New York; L. Rice
San Francisco.
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Irl.h.AmerIean Club ReccptIon.

Butte. June 9.-The Irish-Americ2n
club decided to-day 10 give a ladies
reception Oh June a, two weeks from
tomorrow This hospitanle club has
already given several affairs of this
nature which have been 50 thoroughly
enjoyable that invitations To- the COM
ing reception viii be In great demand.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-10

Notwithstanding what jealous and
INSCRIPTIONS rivals may say 10 the
contrary. ID. Goldberg. the ticket brok-
er. is still doing business at 81 North
Main street and sells railroad and
steamship transportation at reduced
rates as heretofore.
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and he's III 70 he there. too. beyond doup,;
Whatever the plare or occasion. = man slou !.
lie suitably dresset for u. No attire. h,NeseI
rosfIv Suits either the we1rer or VIC PC -lsI u
Zen balf tosrably. unless Il Is perfect IN ~.
want o. Al, viola Is a the tn comm . dIle =
az dress. No.hn- can atone Tor s.eA ~
oifense. The nearest app-oAch reA1, NM ~
mncI better TO miss the m sii ~ coininS % Is
snd having a substantial ami siy lish sal' ih4oe
10 order al reasonable price.
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All members Of C0lusa Lodge No. Is
J. o. .. F., are requested 10 meet At
their hall in Meaderville on Tuesday.
at 1870 p. m, 10 attend the funeral Of
our late brother. William Allen. Of
Lodge No. 303. New Paris. Ohio. Bv
order Of Charles Wedlake, y. G.: W.
@ Thomas, secretary
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$500 Rock Drilling Contest.

All teams desiring to enter the CO.
lumbia Gardens rock drilling contest
are requested to meet in basement of
O. X. Lewis & Co.'S, Tuesday evening.
June II. at S o'clock, TO complete ar
w. II. LEWIS.
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Goldberc's Ticket Office.

Which way do you go? Save money
by getting your railroad tickets at re-
duced rates from d. Goldberg's ticket
office. "A Main street. No misrepresen-
tations. Square dealing every time.
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on sunday. June 16. the Great North
ern will run special excursion train to
Great Falls. leaving Butte at O'Clock
a m. returning leave Great Falls at
q O'Clock y. m. the same day. Tight
rope walking over the falls, boating on
tho river dancing. bicycle racing. etc.
will form some Of the amusements Of
the day. Music furnished by the Il. *
NJ band of Great Falls. Tickets good
going and returning on the special
train. s. for the round trip.
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For sale cheap-Fresh stock OF gro
ceries, fixtures, etc, now in building
at No. s. West Park street Must be
sold at once Tor cash. Call on or ad-
dress Edwin L. Mayo, South Butte.
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A. the Hotels.

Butte. June 9.-The McDermott-F.
w Little. George Gunther. Chicago;
W. r. Burns. +. II. Murphy, Hell
ena: l. r Boukofski. salt Lake
city. r. G. Bender. Peter knowlton,
Denver. ". NJ. Fergus. Whitehall; NJ.
s. Parker. Great Falls. ". Rosenberg.
New York; 4. II. Morgan. Henrey
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Levi Strauss & Cos. riveted overalls 70
at Soc; walters coats and jackets, bar
coats. etc, at terrible reductions at the
closing out sale of the Jacobs stock.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-10

Bird seed, mockingbird food bird
mama and cutie bone food for par
rots and everything birds need at Eos
selman Drug company
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Cut in NIillInerv

For the next ten days all millinery
less than cost. Miss ". J. Gilbert. SO
West Park.
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Don't forget the closing out sale of
Simon Jacobs & Co.'S stock. Sale is
now on.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-10

Don't forget the closing cat sale Of
simon Jacobs * Co.'S stock. sale Is
now on.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-10

Money talks at the closing ont sale
nf simon Jacobs * Co.'S stock Of mems
wear corner Park and Main streets.
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PUTTE .....

me Principal Branch once Of IHE sTASpAss
1. Al No n East Broadway. Butte lelepnons
Ne .a Advsrts,ng rates furnished On spp''
eafion-
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All members Of Division No. l, \. O.
H.. are requested to meet at their hall
al 80 p. m. Tuesday. the nth, TO at
tend the funeral of Brother Denis
Dunn. VI. j. BURKE. President.
O. L. CROWLEY, Secretary.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-10

Don't forget the closing out sale Of
simon Jacobs q Co.'S stock. sale IS
now On.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-10

one las Palmas cigar and Chicago
Daily Coin paper given free with each
morning Standard. Owsley News
stand
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-06-10

Shortest line, best service. elegant
equipment, on tho Butte. Anaconda @
Pacific railway. Street car tickets FREQ.
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$500 Rock Drilling Contest.

All teams desiring to enter the Co
lumbia gardens rock drilling contest
are requested to meet in the basement
Of O. X. Lewis * Co Tuesday even
ing, June IL. at s o'clock. TO complete
arrangements. w. H. Lewis.
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Don't forget the closing out sale Of
simon Jacobs q Co.'S stock. sale Is
now on.
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Wholesale fruits. Bitter Root strawbcr-
ries and green vegetables. j. II. Pussy,
Missoula.
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Mondays Duck Suits

Perhaps you won't necd them Monday,
but when you do need them they may cost
you more. Lots OF them here at 50, better
ones at So and $3.50, but all have that lib
erai cut of skirt and sleeve.
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Mondays WOO1enS
Mondays Serges

The best value that it is possible for you
to imagine. Navy and Cardinal only,
strictly pure wool, 25c yard.
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Ilonday's Waists

A host which no woman can number.
Better Shirt Waists this year for 65c than
last year at 81. Those at Sjc, our great
special which has no competition, are
worth 81 so or nothing. Lots of new ar
rivals in silk and Sateen Dress Waists
shown on Monday with lot of other
specials.
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-06
gfiebrigc Staten na9 Colorado.

@elesentli4 ber Convention ber vNa>
tional educational NiIociation" in Den>
uer, @ol., miro bic 0&ortbmeitern Xinie
am H., S. uno 6. Sali (unb aud ant 7.
Suli fir aue 3use, mel@e an lenem Gage
ben miiiour,f1uB errei@en) na@ Denuer,
Colorado Springs, Manitou uno Puebs
10 Gidets fir bic &unbfabrt, beren Preis
bic @iuselfabrt ni@t iiberite,9en wiro
(auBer $500, ,uel9e bic Mit9liebstarten
toiten uertaufen). Dieielben &orten iinb
bis gum l. September 9iiltis. Dieie
Staten iin6 fir oas ausemeine Publitum
aiiltis, wel3es einc Tabrt nod benz
Selien9ebirse, benz @al5i ZEE uno benz
opitonezPart gu MAIDEN tpiini@t,
iiberbaupt iino alle pcitli@en uno noros
meitli@en Sommer>Reiorte in oieier
Oiierte einbe9rifien. @esen bas Ndz
bere uenoe man ii@ an bic Naenten oer
8abn. IA
Der fortschritt. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1891-1915, 1895-06-06
en- Des Moines mirb pom ben WI

sn Des Moines mirb pom ben Mu:
dern unb 6etern NIT erneuter @uersie
ber &f sesen bic @irtbi@aften ct:
ofinet uno es bat allen Ini@ein, als
Of balelbit mieberum bic i90ne 3eit i'm
Mn3us wdre, ba es teine e,n5ise offent
@irtbi@aft, aber bunberte uon sebeimen
@@napsbuoen 9ab. Der probibition;it
bdlt 3u jenen merfmiirbisen &afern,
,uel@e slauben, bas etwos ni@t eriitirt,
wenn es nur perboten 1T. Die ben
v@uff" f0rbernben S@napsbuben itoren
iol&e 2eute ni@t int serinsiten; ei1'
@eiet, mel&es es elmer anitdnbisen, bic
MdBi9teit f0roernben Biermirtbi@af'
m0sli@ ma@t gu eriitiren, 1T ibnen Elm
Dorm int &use. (Sowa Eribiine.)
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Sleepp Gpe NfeuiQteiten.

Nr9itett Gbaper BON Mautato 1T
bamit bei@dftiat, einen Plan fur bas
neue S@ulbans aus;uarbeiten. Meb:
rere uni ierer Stabtbeamtem befanben iid
1T anberen Yldeen, um bortiae S@uls
sebduoe::unb beren ginri@tuns in Nusen>
i4ein ju nebmen.
DieMemorials Teierli@teiten am Oous
neritas batten einen bur@i@laseaoen
@rfols. Mnmolt 81 len belt cine pa
triotilde uno i@wunsuoqe &ebe. Das
@olipiel am Na@mittas fiel nit 9 gu
l Susuniten uon Sleepp GYe aus. Die
Sunsens uon Morsan traten moblbez
frieoi9t, wenn aud sei@lasen, ben
!9eimwes an.
Gin duberB Invertebrates Bud,
"Coin's Financial School" 1T in
Der bieii9en v9eralb "=Office gu baben.
D,e Muuisan Creamery fabrisirt eiz
nen ausseSei9neten &ale.
Geo. @tel;er betre,bt in Siberia Elm
6lai9enbier> er>@ei@dft.
&eu. q. q. gabr uno Eo@ter besa>
ben ii9 am Dienitas na9 ct. Saul, UNI
drStli@e 9ilfe flr Yettere ;u requiriren.
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Ctatcna MepfcI.

Dieier duBerit ersiebise unb benz itrensen
@iuter Mi,tuelotas aui bas treiili9ite an9es
paBte Npfel bat ieineu urlpruu9 1T Wortbz
iu9tou, Nobles Co., Minn., NO Der uripriin9=
li9e Samm aui ber @aiierl9eibe s1pii4en
benz Wtiiiiliippi= uno benz MiiiourisSpite,n
sepilanst ruurbe. g8dbrenb ber letteu adts
;ebn Sabre bat ber Baum eineu enormeu Gr=
tra9 9elieiert, unb bat besbalb bic rMinnea=
polls Nurserp Co., III Minneopolis 6urd
3abluns pon$l 900 oas @usinre@t uon 8; 5.
baum 9e;o9e,, bat, erbalten ,,nb t0nmen See=
limse ent,peber bur9 bic 6irma ober bur9
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