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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29

moos wypisoias Hslandji odsskodo'
wsnis " sumie 9 miljon6w funt6w
sssrling6w objess okolios Csptowo
% v~fssnoS6. Ludnos6 tamtsjsss
skisdala sie w6wo.as . $1,000 euro.
psjosyk6w. 10000 niswolnik6w
$1,000 wolnyoh hosentot6w. Podo.as
wojsn napoleohskioh ~pr.ybyia do
tyoh holendersko-angislskioh posiad
ioloi snaosna lioxba kolonist6w. VIE
le rodsin francuskioh schronilo ole
tam prssd rewoluojs feanousks. zs
Ssweoji, Norwegji ! Nismiso oisgue-
II ~wsdrowoy do Afryh po,udniowsj.
Boerom Atryka poaudniowa IA
wdsiecza uprawe roll. kolonistom an
gielskim ro.w6j pr.emys,owy han
dlowy. w Z. 1888 Anglia sniossa
niewolniotwo, wskutek osego bos.o-
vie strseili naras silly robocse. Byli
niewolnicy tlumuis sill cd osady do
osady, palili budynki 1 ~nisso.yli iany
dswnyoh swyoh pan6w. W6sosss
boerowis postano~ viii wywedrowa6 I
krsju Pr.ylsdkowsgo ! " +. 1885.
prsskroo.ywsry rrske Oranje, ssio-
fyli MOVIE pshstwa: orahskis, Natal !
T~esnsvsal. Ale juH WI. 1912 20
dstyli n mimi anglicy, sabrali i'm
Natal, . POI aisj pahsswo orshskis.
kt6rs prrsoisa ~ywalc.yio sobie poi.
nisj niesaletnos6 " T. 1854 staio
sic nissawislem ~ oharakserss RE
osypospolitej.
Transwaal, kt6ry .doiai utrsymac
niesalefnofc, xmisnil " Z. 1858 do
~tyohcsssows swoja naswe nrseospo
spolisa sfrykahskc holsnderska" M
,,rsso.pospolits poaudn,owo-afrykah
ska". H,rosm pahstwa jest a6aty
lew " polu n~isbisskiem. w Z. 1877
wojsko angislskis, pod posorem prsy.
wr6osnia por.sdku, .ajeso Traos
wal, ale bosrowie chwyOii "a 5roh
walosyli tax me4nis, 10 Anglia ne
konwsocji " Prstorji .niewolons by
h pr.y.na6 bosrom supsiny samo
Rad pod swisrsohnictwsm angisl-
skism, p6znisj .as, " roku 1874
p~rsysnais Trsnswaalowi - ustapis'
nile rswnej przsstrzsni .ismi nie.a'
lstnoa6 Iupslns, ~sastrssgajso sobis
jedynis prawo vsto pr.y ukfadaof
r.so.ypospolitej, . mocarstwami OBJ
csmi.
zaals.isnie pokiad6w slotyoh po
lspszyio .naosnis zrujnowans 6nanss
Teanswaalu, Z drugisj jednak strony
swaliio tlumy ssdnych sysku angli
k6 W, kt6rym madame na.ws nuitlan
der6w" (oud1o.iemo6w). Uitlandsr.y
.aloayli W T. 1885 W srodku pol .fo
tych miasto Johannesburg, kt6r'
obe,nis li,sy okOio 70 600 missrkah,
COW.
Historic T~rsnswsalu, to d.isje ~
ssemstyo.nsj obrony pr.ed prsews
"a anglik6w, ktorry ME sscseds'
oreta i .iota, ably tylko utrwali6 swo
je panowanis ma poiudniowym kraf
on ladu afrykahskisgo. PodEiwia'
nalsty to garstke borrow, to dotse
ME DADA sic pochionsc angislskiej ia
II, kt6ra salewa Trauswaal ku zwiek
s~.eniu posegi Iva brytahskisgo.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29
Rosja i F~inlandia.

Sprs WI f.nland.ka budsi " Anglji
4ywy interss. Pomiedsy innymi,
Times" lond, hski pomieioil korss
pondenoje Hslsingforsu, ht6rs
wspomina takts o snansj nassym
osytslnikom odeswie nKomisstu
stronnictws NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
nsgo" ~ Wsrssawis, wystosowsnsj
do f.nlandosykow. Korespondenojs
t. brsmi:
nHsldngfors. "a majs. Pc do.
kladnem .bsdaniu Prise. komisje Sci.
mu novel ussawy wojskowsj. o.ssry
ssany ssjmu .amknsay dJskusis
prsyjeoiem uohwaiy, protestujscsj
pr.soiw uka.owi carskismu, jakoby
ustaws wojskows naleaaia do kate
gorji ustsw og6lno pshstwowyoh
70 .~sstosowanie jej ME ~potrsebujs
.gody c.tsrech stan6v 6nlandskich.
Uohwaia protsstujsca sgadss Gle
m prsyje,is niskt6ryoh inssytuoyj
rosyjskieh. io'sls jednsk pr.sssr.ega
.ss.dnio.yoh prsw Fiulandji. Ssjm
bedsis niebswem .amkniety, . sesj'
sako6osy sic .amarkowsnism r6anio,
jstnisjacych pomiedzy sspstrywania-
mi rosyjskiemi q finland,kismi'
Wladse finlandskie powiadomions
.ostaiy o krsssniu ods.wy, wsyws'
jsoej frnlsndo.yk6w, ably wslosyli
reks W reke /. polskami pr.soiw bar
bar.yhstwu rosyjskiemu. . tskss o
wznowisniu agitaoji wfr6d ludnosci
wisjskisj " oelu ~vywoaan'a oposy.
oil pr.sciw wyslsniu dsputaoji IA
pomooa ro1siswania wistoi. Il pr.y
sjednocseniu . Rosie GAIA sienna
ro.d.islona bedzis miedsy ludnoic
ubogs. Prssa finlandska olwiadosa,
70 zs6dio tel agitacji dobr.e Jest .ua
ne 1 w.ywa wssystkich p~atrjot6w
finlandskioh, aby ME sluohali pod.
s.spt6w, podyktowanyoh pr.ss vi.
docsns sls vols, ale ably " cie.kioh
tych csssaoh daily dow6d chlodnego
umiarkowania 1 polityosnepo rosssd.
ku, kt6rs - lsps.ych czasaob sdoby.
~ Ola Finlandji ssaounek q cara
Rosjtiw oaiym swisois cywili.owa.
nym".
q powodu powytszsj notatki "
,,Timssis', wislki dsiennik wiso.or.
oy ,,Globe" samieSoR wisrss, kt6ry
oiaej " wisrnym podajsmy pr.skia-
die. Wiec.orns d.ienniki sngislskis
majs oharakter popularny 1 agitaoyj-
ny I osesto samies.osaja artykuiy 20.
lityosns W formie w.ersrowauej.
Niedz wiedz polarny.
So prawa lud.kie 1 przyrodsous,
Kt6rych Mkt ME mote be.karnie
lekcewa.yc- =.
Nswst car Ws.echrosji,
Bo konieosnoic jest nieublagana.
Oddawns polacy straoili swe kr6lss.
two;
Tsraz pr6buje on smia4d4yt Fin
now,
Wyr.sd.anis wszakae krsywdy
Rssdko " skutku dale wygrane.
Mech sic oar strEets swych narod6w,
Bio istnisje magnss miedsy wiel'
kismi dussami
1 Finnowie siis natury
So przyciagani ku Polakom.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29

znacsna cssse sskrssorzy sr-r sssss
stoeyeh ma sseyczaj scysysaria Sisnss-
icy IA sostepne, odznaki iGp. cd no.
syrA cs1onk6so pray scysssaniu opliSe-
~. Jesao sscyozqj nispraktyos~y.
h.sda grupa s,oiqzkosco (dop6k; ~
spsndosoanq ME jest) ma kredyt ~ GS-
ne Rsqdu Csntralnego. Wo6sc togo
sskretarze 9 opSatq sostspnego "a ro.eyeA
sssonk6to po,oinni sic sostrsymac DO
p6ty, dop6ki ME o~srzymajq raehunSs
Cd sekresarza jeneralnego. . NY o nS-
ssem ME sapomnsemy, przy vypisyrss-
niu cyr&slarsa - O to o6asey nieme
9dy zds sekresars osrzyma Cd mas GU.
suldrs "a raehunkiem) { gdy sc Pre-
coma, se rachunek ten ACADIA se sjsoe
~tsiqzkan'i, po,oinien prssssa6 ma rscs
sasyera Z,o. ". p. tyls, ile ten -acAw-
mex Dykazs1e ans nsnisj, ans .oiscej.
9dy saprooadzfny ten porsqdek rae
IA zo,csze, niejsco mice ME bsdq 70
Yozorne nisdokSadnosci, kt6re ucielu
s~skretarzom gr.p spat nie poseolajq,
: nam prses to oszczedzicie pono.sis
ssse'e csdsu. = SlKR. JKNRRALNr.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29

wychodzi we Lwowie diva razy miesiecz-
nile II Is. Smigus pr6cz tresci nader
bogatei, ma kt6ra skfadaja sic humoreski,
wiersze, monologi, dowcipy, trawestacie,
zamisszcza W kazdym merz nsjnow-
SIZE utwory forte pianowe znauych kom-
pozytoIow polsk' oh / "a granicznych. Kto
vice zaprenumeruje ,,Smigusa" ma cafy
rok ten zbierze sobie piekne album mn-
zyczne gratis. A wiec kto sic chce "a
bawiG i serdecznie usmiac MECH zapre-
numeruje ,,Zmigusa', kt6ry kosztuje W
Ameryce rocznie 3 dolary, a ~pofroczpie
IL dol. Pieniadze ~najlepiej posyiac W
listach ACKNOWLEDGMENT. Adres: -
REDAKCJA nSMIGUSA", Lem6erg,
Austria, Galizien.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29

SeAretdrzs grt!p nie m4yq soe.Ses
prd,od kreslic hub smieniae yochuukso
kt6re cychodzq 9 nasse0o 6iwro. JsHeS
sekretdrz grupy osrsymaje . Sivro No
szego rachunek, kt6ry SIC nis seadza o
jego o6liczeniomi, posoinien nssr saks
rachunek ssor6cit 70 ciqgu 10 najdals1
Sns s nam pozostascit sposo6noS4
poprasoiesia sdkiego rachunkv.-
SxKRHrARy yyvyxAEIT7,
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1899-06-29

Wspaniale ilustro xaue przeznakomi =
tych artyst6w-malarzy.. pismo. h1morys-
tyczne
,.Smigus~
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-05
an effect of restraint, noticeable in his

an effect of restraint, noticeable in his
more ambitious work
Mrs. Minnie Fish-Griffin, soprano, sang
some arias and sang them we'll, but
1t was Clay's plaintive old English bal
lad, Sands Of Dee" that in very truth
touched the hearts Of her audience and
after her voice died away held them spell
bound for second. Mrs. Griff1ns voice
is Of fine timber, tender and strong and
sure and into everything she sung last
night she infused a vivid cOloring, most
femininely characteristic Her aria from
GoUnod's Queen Of Sheba" at once dra-
matic and dainty. A pIaintive little
number, Massenets "Elegie" was sung
with cello obligato by Mr. DiesteI. The
sad air echoed by the instrument was
sung with entire naturalness, and hence
with unusual artistic effect. Mrs. Grit
I'm s other numbers were THE Nightin-
gale Has a Tyre of Gold" Foote, and
DR.. Arne's 1.-THE Lass With the Delicate
Air"
Mrs. Griffin and Mr. Van Eweyk were
heard in three duets, a selection from
Mozart's opera, Marriage of Figaro
Fenschels "Gondoliera," and Now Art
Thou Mine Own" by Hildach. The
two voices perfectly complimented one
another, the Mozart selection being par
ticUlarly we'll suited to both singers, for
IT demands the dash and finish that
are the strongest characteristics Of
both.
The cello is a rather heavy instrument
moving generally to sad measures, and
Mr.. D1estel last night made 1t tell any
number Of plaintive tales. Boccherini's
Sonata, c major, introduced the player
70 the audience. The allegro, the open,
ing movement, was played with exceed
ingly dainty touch. Then came the lar
go, more subdued and sweeter, and final
~ back to allegro again, an allegro not
quite so sprightly, but q stirring bit Of
melody all the same.
Later in the evening Mr. DiesteI played
a group of cello solos, Saint-Saens' cor
rect little lie Cygne," cradle song by
GODDARD, and "EIude Caprice" by Cal
termann. 1t was in this last number
that the player made his instrument tell
Of lighter fancies. IT was a quick, gay.
almost wild, measure that the cello sung
and an ovation rewarded the musician.
Not until two encores had been played
was the audience satisfied.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-05
IN THE LODGE ROOMS.
DRUIDS.

DRO1DS.
St. Paul Grove No. 7. U. A. o. D., will
ing, Monday, Nov, 6. A smoke social
viii follow the degree work, refresh
ments will be served and a general good
time enjoyed. A special invitation is ex-
tended to the "old timers" of No. l.
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.
On Wednesday last Washington Lodge
No "A, Knights of Pythias. conferred the
third rank upon candidate, after which
made for the good of the order by the
members and visitors present. Brother
Merrill, who has been absent from the
lodge for some time, put in an appear
ance upon this occasion and highly con-
graduated the lodge upon its progress.
Washington lodge has now seventy-fve
members in good standing and financially
in a prosperous condition. With its pres
the leading K. P lodge of St Paul.
COURT OF HONOR.
St. Paul District Court No $50 last
Thursday evening initiated four candi-
eral new applications. After the meet
ing the members were agreeably surpris
ed by Brother and Sister c. ]. Sund, who
served them with a refreshing lunch. Mr..
Iundgreen, Neal Brosmiller and Miss A.
Pringle furnished music on this occasion.
They are all expert on mandolin and
ed and all enjoyed a few dances; also a
cake walk. G. j. Sund, D. S. G. of Min
nesOta is very DESTROYS of obtaining
few active deputies Kindly call on him
for information.
MODERN wooDMEN.
Capital City Camp No. 1884 met last
Wednesday at Central hall. A lot of bust
ness was transacted. The bylaws were
revised and amended. The camp will
arrange for social in the near
future At the next regular meeting
there will be large class initiated; also
a social time will be held at that meet
ing.
FORESTERS.
Court General Sibley, I. o. F., will hold
their next regular meeting, Concord and
East Robe streets, Friday evening, Nov.
TO- at which time companion court will
be instituted. All ladies wishing to enroll
their names on the charter list will meet
at the hall at O'Clock sharp. Miss Carrie
NJ. Davis, supreme state deputy, of Min
neapolis, will have charge of the work
After which Court General Sibey will
transact their regular business. All mem
bers are requested to be present as there
will be a large class to initiate.
ODD FELLOWS.
Three brothers were admitted to the
patriarchal degree by Hancock encamp-
ment last Monday night.
The Triple Link lodge will confer the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-05
VAN ENEYK'S EIRILE VOICE
1T THRILLED AN IMMENSE AU-
DIENCE AT THE PEOPLES
CHURCH
Mrs. Minnie Ftsh-Griffin and Herman
DiesteI Are His Stellar Compan-
ions in Fine Programme Open
Ing the Artists Concert Series.

Diestel Are His Stellar Compan-
ions I'm Fine Programme Open
ing the Artists Concert Series.
The initial concert in the artists series
was given last night at the Peoples
church Nearly every seat on the main
floor was occupied and there was a fair
sized crowd in the gallery.
At would have been difficult for the
management to have selected four more
capable artists, in their respective lines,
than those who took part in the concert
last evening. Their auditors, decidedly
chilly at first, were reused rapidly to little
spontaneous bursts of applause that be-
came warmer and warmer until, before
the programme was concluded, each par
ticipant had received an ovation-an ova-
ton not given because it was the ultt-
mately correct thing to do, since the
artists had been much heralded but an
ovation delightfully."- spontaneous and I'M
restrained
Mr.. Van Eweyk can do some unusual
and most artistic things with his baritone.
He showed this in Loewe's dramatic
Archibald Douglas Virile passion
deepest sorrow and then resignation; it
was all expressed in this somewhat ire
mendous selection, and then cleaning
through it all was a plaintive, almost
feminine under current of tenderness
that set the emotions tingling. The num-
Der was finely rendered, but it was Weld s
dashing Hunting Song" and Chadwick
passionate little chanson, Sweetheart,
Thy Lips Are Touched With Flame" that
gained for the singer two warm ovations
Schubert's Der Wanderer," and, by the
way, Mr.. Van Eweyk sings better in
German than in English, italian or
French-and Hooks 80, Listen to the
Voice Of Love" completed his solos. A
small defect in the baritone's singing IS
that he does not seem to open his
mouth sufficiently This does not lessen
the volume by any means, but produces
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-05
Discussing Garbage Disposa1.

William Morse. of New York, agent for
a garbage crematOry, will present his
views Of the garbage question at meet
ing to be held at the mayors office to-
morrow afterL con at { o'clock.
The question of giving the health COM
missioner $4,000 with which to care for
the collection and disposition of garbage
for next year will be discussed at a spe-
ciaI meeting of the assembly committee
on streets tomorrow evening.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-05
SOUTH ST. PAUL.

Mrs. J. R. Stevenson has returned
from Des Moines, 10. where she had
been visiting her mother.
Mrs. Orss has returned from Rushf0rd.
MINI.
Mr. and Mrs. Heath former residents
of South Park, have again taken up
their residence at the Park. returning
from Washington state.
Mrs. Robert Thompson. who has bcen
at COmstock n. D., has arrived homa
again.
The Ladies' Aid society met at the home
Of Mrs. GebhaTdt on Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Porter. of Leroy. To-, is on a visit
to her daughter. Mrs. f. L. Henderson,
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-05
second degree Wednesday evening.
MECCA REEFS


St. Paul Tent. No. q held a very large
meeting. last Monday evening. Several
applications. were Iead, The degree team
IS in fine trim and VIII Initiate Monday
evening. The entertainment committee
gave a very good musical last evening
and will continue the good work through
out the winter months. The tent will give
a dancing party at Cambridge hall, Nov.
%: Tickets and invitations will be. dis
tributed at the meeting Monday evening.
MODERN SAMARITANS.
Astoria Council No. Will hold its reg
ular meeting Tuesday evening, Nov. Z, at
8 o'clock. at B0wiby hall hall Sixth and
by the new degree team.
ROYAL ARCANUM.
Commercial council, Royal Arcanum
viii Monday evening. receive official visit
of the grand council officers, escorted by
delegation from st. Paul council. Duty
seventeen Will be eXemplif1ed by rendi-
ton of a well arranged programme, aft
er which lunch will be served.
ROYAL NEIGHBORS.
Maple Leaf camp will meet at its nall.
Payne avenue and Wells street, Thurs
day evening. Nov. g., at which time ar
rangements will be completed for attend
ing the banquet to be given by Copeland
camp. NJ w A, Nov. 28.
Prosperity Camp No. 1884 held its reg
and Seventh streets. Candidates were in
itiated, the degree team wearing their
handsome new robes for the first time
A complete report of the camps last
dance was read by the chairman. Neigh
Dor Scott, and accepted. The camp
cleared $40. After the meeting was
closed a crowd Of neighbors from Forest
camp, with their wives, walked In to
have social time and to get better &C.
quainted with their auxiliary camp. They
were cordially received, Neighbor William
Rolling. in behalf of the camp. greeting
them. A very enjoyable time was had.
NeighbOrs Krumchroder. Jones, Croker
Gross and others were called on for
speeches by the oracle. Mrs. George
Bowen, and all responded cordially.
Neighbor Branch, of Forest camp, sang
Rocked in the Cradle Of the Deep and
was heartily encOred. NeighbOrs St.
Pierre, Birdie, BeIiner and Kensberg IA
vored the guests and neighbors with
recitations. A delightful supper was
served by the camp. and the floor was
then cleared for dancing. Everybody en-
ioyed the occasion and hope it will soon
be repeated. Next meeting wilt be
Nov. 10.
o. R. c. AUXILIARY
Como Division No. 79S. ladies auxiliary
to the Order of Railway Conductors, will
meet Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
at BowIby hall, Sixth and Robert streets.
Arrangements VIII Ire made for a supper
and progressive -euchFe party some Sat
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-05

Heron. played The sultan's Grand
read Little Fritz. There was piano
duet. the cinderella Waltz" by katie
Wagner and Nellie Van Soelen. and a
vocal solo, watching by the Golden
Gate, by Mary Enright. Fanny NagIe
read How Jim Turner Broke Up the
School" and Joe Peyer played on tile
violin, 'Oberlander," accompanied by
Adell Longf1eld
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-05
CAPT. BOBLETER HOST.
He Dimes a Few Friends From the
Volunteers

Capt. E. J. BobIeter, military store
keeper, entertained a few Of his Thir-
teenth regiment friends last evening at
a supper at his home on Pleasant ave
nue. The repast was served after the
fashion OF camp life, all the dishes being
tin, but few choice mallards furnished
diversity of menu. The following were
among the guests: Walter Finch, Harry
Lyons, Frank Brown, Herman Kuckens
becker, NJ. Deftel, Edward Miner and &
S. TOmnkinS
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-05
officials Are Home.

President Mellen, Vice President Han
naford, Chief Engineer McHenry and a
party of Northern Pacific officials re-
turned to St Paul last night, after hav-
ing spent three weeks on a Western in
SnectiOn trim -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-05
Recbboefer Is Referee

The case of the Upited States Savings
and Loan company against John A
Wright and Peter Brown. garnishee, was
yesterday referred by Judge Bum to
Charles Bechhoefer tor disclosure.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-05
SoeiaIrHnn.

Division No 5, Daughters of Erin, will
give a social hop I'M Odd Fellows hail.
Seventh and Reaney streets, Monday
evening. Nov. Ii. -
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-05
WILL GREET SOLDIER BOYS.
Junior Pioneers to Entertain in
Their Honor.

The Junior Pioneer Association of Ram
sey County will hold it's monthly meeting
Wednesday evening at Elks' hall. in the
Lowry arcade. The members who have
been in Manila will be welcomed with a
reception.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-05
Would Not onset the Note.

Judge Kelly yesterday. in district court.
filed an order denying the petition OF 7.
H. MorDhy for an order directing the re-
ceivers of the Bank of Minnesota to aD-
ply so much of the deposit OF Morphy.
Ewing & Gilbert to offset a pTonissory
note of Morphy's held by the bank.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-05

With the German ''Lit."
The German School Literary society
held It's regular meeting Friday. James
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-05
Drake Appointed Receiver.

In the case Of John Hammes against
the E. NJ HalIoweIl compa~-. with :. Z.
Rogers, interviewer. Judge Kelly yeste3-
Drake as receiver for the plaintiff.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-05
o. R. c. AUXILIARY.

Como Division No 79S, ladies auxiliary
to the Order of Railway Conductors, will
meet Wednesday afternoon at o'clock
at Bowlby hall, Sixth and Robert streets.
and progressive -euchFe party some Sat
urdlay evening in November.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-05

st. Lawrence Making a Last stand
Against the Victorious Agrees
siOns of MiIIer-NearIy All of the
Former Place Absorbed - Story
Rich in Character and With
Wealth of Dramatic Incident.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-11-05

The Fabric-Made Of long staple wool, free
from flock or shoddy
The Strengthen both warp and filling is
per cent higher than the old English
Standard.
The Sleeve Linings-Are warranted in every
respect.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-18
"a !.
Wee end III y 3

1(3 Imp Goz to Paul VelIInsl e lot s5
blk Miss Add to u ' y:
Aug Ka,sds to- B Il athbIurrnl NV ..s
" rex 80. 4; 8 Z, to Wn 80, range 81 so,
Mary % Wilson to Eiliiz Wllson,
nnd third snw11 e1hl se sec "a
town range s. I. I. !. 10y
EE K wilson so 8 John Va tin, NV =:II5S
sec ~, town 4O, range 81 so
John Vertin g a ] Fem, same as
80
ESallie r Rogers to Howard II Bell,
sWA sec 50, town 10, range SO. ]. s. SO;
Nef Battles to 2 r. Tuttle. lot 8, j 4.
secs2O, town la, range 3 1....:....5332
Mary a futile ct al to Eliza j 81.
I Jarboe, ehh sel, seA neKK Gee SO, Ri
town q, range 81 J. :
N Pr Co to- N Simonson, frac- 81
ton nw4 nw1z sec 5, town 50.
range .............. ID
RI Z Russell to Y Simonson, lots S II ~ :.
and 4, blk u, Logan's add to NJ
Royalton So
RID Russell as receiver Security sS..
Savings & Loan Co to Nellie :,
Burton, lot 4, blk 32:.... .... .. 1856
st p & N p Ry to p p DeMess, 20 V
sWA swA sec II. town 100, !. 4s.i5
range 16'
p .DeMoss to P 2 DeMoss, same
as above. J. . 81.
PIP &DeMoss to G. Lind bergh, VIZ >~rs III
nvK sec as, sw1 sw1K see ri, Il X h
town 100, range 81 80, as
BENZ Graham TO Am Freehold,
Land Mtg Co, VIZ nwA nwK rs
swzA sec 6, town Al, range 20.
Am Freehold Land Mtge Co to B y :
+ Ulrich, wk nw1l, nwK swK, sec 6.
town Al, range 27..,,.. co.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1899-08-18
FRIDAY, AUG. Is.
The Grand Rapids Magnet says

The Grand Rapids Magnet says
that the republicans of the Fifteenth
judicial district ought to elect q re-
publican Judge next year, instead of
voting for either Judge Holland, or
W. s. McClenahan, who it is said
will be a candidate, and both of
whom are called democrats. This re-
calls the fact that in judicial dis
tricts in this state where the republi-
cans are in minority, as in the SeY.
enth, they are as rule strong on g.
non.partisan judiciary, but where
they have the majority, no demo-
cratic lawyer may aspire to judge
ship. A good many people in the
various counties of the Seventh are
getting tired of those tactics, and
there is liable to be an explosion in
judicial matters next year. We
understand there is q pretty scheme
figured out whereby one St. Cloud man
(republican) is to become governor;
another St. Cloud republican il to sue.
coed the first on the supreme bench;
yet another St. Cloud man (republi-
can is to take the second mans
place on the district bench. That's
q nice arrangement, sure, but the
other counties are likely to have
something to say about it, and
what they say may not be altogether
agreeable to the projectors of this
little deal. =