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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-13
erownIna,a Nearo blood.

In an article In the July Boollloyers
Magazine. The Negro's Message 10
the World" by Professor w. E. b. Du
Bois. occurs an ntimatlon about Rob,
OFT Browning which viii be new to
most people, The writer is a pro,
fessor at Atlanta university and prob,
ably the most scholarly negro In the
United States. II is not likely that
Professor Du Bois spoke without hay.
ing facts of some kind az his COM
mand One would suppose that the
passage would provoke considerable
comment IL Is as follows:
"The negro. as the world has yet &c
learn. is a child OF the spirit. tropical
in birth and imagination, and deeply
sensitive 20 all the Joy and sorrow
and beauty OF life. His message &c
the world, when Il comes In fullness
of speech and conscious OF power, will
be the message OF the artist, not that
OF the politician or shopkeeper, Al
ready now, half-oonsoious OF the mes
sage In them, choked at times by its
ieryor; Phillis. the crude singer; Al
bridge, the actor; Burleigh. and Rosa
mond johnson, Over the sea the
masters have appeared Poushkin
and Dumas and Coleridge Taylor
aye, and Robert browning, of whose
black blood the world bat whispers. %
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-13
ROOSeVelt'S
Running Mate

We NAV be sure. says the New York
Sun. that Theodore Roosevelt is look
ing with peculiar pleasure toword Jo-
seph Very QuGrlcs. a Senator in Con.
gress from Wisconsin and at Quarles'
emblems. the jumper and the over
alls. Mr.. Quarles lives in Milwaukee.
but his heart is in his hay fields in
Kenoaha. the village OF his birth. Last
week Mr. Quarles had GO acres Of
splendid grass" not cut. He tried
to sell It standing The neighbors
were too busy to buy He swore that
grass should not wither unshorn. He
doffed his black broadcloth Senatorial
breeches and frock coat He donned
a pair OF sky.blue over alls and ten
der brown Jumper" Then. accOutred
as he was he plunged in. BY Friday
might "the entire 60 acres were In
shock" Mn Quarles is called to be
Mr.. ROosevelt's side partner" and
running mate" From the bulletin
board Of fate shines this ticket:
Roosevelt and Quarles. Cowboy and
Plowboy. nhaki and overalls. sword
and ecvtho
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-13
Rlnht 10 ths Point.

Portland capital is considering the
further development Of the state of
Washington. II is quite probable that
the Lyle and Goldendale road. built
by Portland money. and owned by
Portland capitalists. viii be extended
up the Kiickitat river In the near fu-
ture. In the meantime. Portland kicks
at Hartman for turning oregon traf.
nc away from Portland. and surveying
roads which would not make the city
a terminus The people Of Central
Oregon doubtless believe. with the old
lark. that holds a prominent place In
the fables OF the nursery. that II a
person wishes 20 see a thing done
ae must do that thing himself. and
trust no friend. no matter how vol
uble bis promises. or how near the
ties OF kInship. Having faith in this
doctrine. Il would not be strange II
the neglected settlements OF the lnte-
rior. should encourage the building
OF roads that would carry the trade
Of the country to a good market, pre-
sided over by wideawake business
men. who know q good opportunity
before its back Is forever turned up
on them. San Francisco needs the
products OF Central Oregon. and has
n record for going after what she
wanta.-Eaat Oregonian.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-13
oIvIIIIa.Ion Ass Never seen Rssehsd

One writes "our present olyiliza
tion" and OF previous civilizations
but. indeed. no civilizations have yet
really come into existence. Tribes
have aggregated into nations. nations
have aggregated into empires. and
then, after a struggle. has come a
great confusion OF thought. a failure
20 clarity common purpose. and dis
integration. Each successive birth
has developed a more abundant body
Of thought; a more copious literature
than the lasti each has prohted by
the legacy OF the previous failure. but
none have yet developed enough. Man.
Kind has been struggling 10 win this
step Of civilized state. and has never
yot attained it--unless. perhaps, IN
China. Though the whole volume OF
history the thoughtful reader cannot
but exelaim. again aud again; "Rut
II they had only understood one anoth
or and certain little things. all this
bloodahed, all this crash, disaster aud
waste of generations could have beer
avoided" Our time has come. and
We OF the Caucasian races are making
our struggle In our turn. Slavery
still nghts a guerilla war In factory
and farm, cruelty and violence peep
from every slum. barharlc habits
rude and barbarie ways OF thinking
grossness and stupidity are stin all
ahou. us, Things are bad enoagh
one knows And yet, In many ways
We seem 60 have gotten nearer 10
hope Of permanent beginnings than In
any Of the previous essays In clylllxa
tion. Collectively, We know a great
deal more. and more OF us know Il
than ever before Assuredly, we
know enough TO believe that we have
passed the last of the Dark Ages. And
II We have not.---l sun. We must
80 on as though we had. and, at the
worst, leave a attn stouter hope for
the peoples who win follow.--H. q.
Wells In the Cosmopolitan.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-13

ouarreied over the ownsrahip Of 2
horse. and she passed him her alter
native that he couldn't have her and
the horse both-and he chose the
horse whereupon she told him he
was persona non grata." and gave
him his passports.
sss
Rev. Henry Duckery. Of Cambridge.
Mass. is at the head Of a movement
10 bring 10000 negroes from the
Southern states and locate them In
Massachusetts,. He thinks this will
solve the race problem. OF course
the scheme is chImerical and, Ike
putting carp in the Willamette. easy
TO do, but injurious when done-and
worse than all--irreparable.
An article on the death Of oren S.
Munger. clipped from a Eugene pa.
per. and appearing In The Journal
Wednesday. by some "cantrip sleight"
got cut into four pieces. and appeared
In sections among the personals. II
was entirely unlntentional that Il was
run on the lnstallment plan.
That BIT OF feminine apparel
called the hustle. was 40 years ago
generally known as a bishop" There
is no known reason why. unless il
was considered an aid to grace"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-13
Twice
Pronounced ID g a d.
Heart Trouble.
Doctor Finally Told
Me TO Take
DR.. Niles Heart Cure-Ht
Cured Me.

DR.. Miles Heart Cure cures heart disease
by removing the cause. Il Strengthens the
weakened heart nerves. u regulates the
hearts action; u enriehes the blood, improves
the circulafion and replaces sickness with
health, weakness with strength. misefy with
happiness Do not delay treatment Hyour
heart Hufiers. palpitates, skips beats, pains,
u slight exertiou causes shortness OF breath,
your heart Is weak and VOC should AZ once
begin the use Of Or. Miles Heart Cure.
@Dr. Miles Heart Cure has been Of inesti-
mabIe value 20 me and doubt u should
have trisd V az all but for others statements
Of is bene6cial results. Isutered trom val
vslar heart trouble for . number OF years.
vas eivsn up 70 die on several occasions.
and twice pronounced gone In Sepiem-
Der, Isq6, the date Of my last severe attack,
ny physician advised me that there was no
hope. The valves did not close At all, there
vas constant regurgitation. and the ciTcula-
ton was 90 sluggish that the slightest effort
caused fnlntina, followed BY muscular con-
tractisns, each one seeming the very th-obs
Of death ! began taking Dr. Miles Heart
Cure under my doctors care and when the
kfa bette was gone was ordered TO buy q
half-dozen more. The effect Of the seven
bottles vas something remarkable. am
nov restored to = coalition OF good health
and bid fair 10 enjoy many years OF hte."-
Mas A. A. SrowK, Los Angeles Cal
Al druggists sell and guarantee first bot
tls DR.. Miles Remedies. Send Tor tree book
on Nerves. ard Heart Diseasek Address
DF. Miles Medical Co. Elkhart. lad
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-13
Dangers OF Toll.
(Yonkers Statesmanl

why don't you go TO work for a
livingS" asked the lady AT the door OF
Weary wilkins.
mot me, madam" replied the itin.
Grant, raising his brimless hat: II
read only yesterday in the paper that
in the United Kingdom last year a6eT
persons were killed while at work. and
l07 800 others injured"
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-13
Use Trlb for tobacco.
Out OF the Usual.

The Northern Pacific railway has
issued circular announcing that on
and after August LIST all skilled EN-
ployes In the carshops OF that company
will receive an increase Of per cent
in wages, and that all apprentices and
helpers, as well as unskilled labor. will
be given an increase OF per cent.
This action on the part OF the com.
pany Is voluntary.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-13
A Few Painters.

The recent statistics OF the number
Of deaths show that the large majority
die with consumption. This disease
may commence with an apparently
harmless cough which can be cured
Instantly by KemP's Balsam for the
throat and lungs. which is guaranteed
10 cure and relieve all cases. Price
tSc and 80 cents. For sale by all
AruK~iata. 4
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-13
Wanted, Hop PIekers.

Thirty acres, good yard. Mail. gro.
cerfes, meat and bread delivered daily.
Register at Office. TO p. m. room z.
upstairs. second hall south OF Bush
bank. Commercial street.
S.l0-lwk ED. @. HERREN.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-13

Thanks TO the State Board Of Health
tor their great consideration In our
behalf We greatly appreciate their
kindness In helping us 10 advertise
our science.
Drs. schoettle. Barr q Barr osteo
paths. Grand Opera House. Salem. Or.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-13

The health department has often
called the attention OF the public to
the fact that rain Is great puriaer,
and there Ia some highly interesting
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-13
Kodol


rhis famous remedy puts he stomach anG
digestive organs In a healihy coalition -
hat rich, Eed blood 4 sent o0arsing through
he veins and arteries Of every muscls, taSas
and tlber throughout every eFEaa Il he oa-
lire body. ana ey Natures Law oi AsAllA. tan
snenSse ans NiScr u soon restored 10 each.
stomach disordsu.
have taken Ksdol Coz nearly tvo msasAs
afloR eaeh meal and n 4 sha only Iamaav
nat gave Follef from The tauihls palns 1
endured. Ailsr q tine I would lahs A hul
pnoe DAY. And nov. whlla I hssp a Ros.ls
aan4y sedsm ned II a. u has cmoA ma.
Ass- ,. ". cee1aAuoA. Milo csnlsz. n. 4.
Ksdol nlGssts What Yea Eat.
a. sE,sk 80 q u sslss : ~ ~
pssears4 ~ .. q osNtrT . 90. osaoAao
" a HAaA DFuE stsFA
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-13
Letters from
Women

Cured BY the uss q Kodol Ars received daily.
Tholr troubles nearly all bogin With lnAigas-
don or othoT stomach disorder.
II the food yeu eat fais 70 givs strength
10 your body. q u because the lsAoas CO.
eretod BY the stomach and dlgo1llvO ogGans
are Inadequate 70 transform ths nutrient prop
artios Of The food Into hlooA. Thal ls
Indigestion. The sysaem q deprived q tAs
amount of noartshmenl required 10 Keep -
Tho snength. and he result y tAai ono e
more ei the dslioats organs gradually grovs
voAk. and thea Weaker. until nnally n h
diseased. Hare a great mistake y mAda.
That 81 treating tAs diseased organ. Tha
best doctors In the land maks thls very
mistake. Why should theyf Il 4 % sAav
70 80 that the trouble 4 not thar.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-13
Use Trib for Liquor habit.
Money 10 Loan.

Loans in sums OF $1,000 or less on
short time, or for a period Of years.
]. N. BROWN.
S-4-lm Room 8. UPSTAIRS. Tioga Bldg,
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-13

Joe hlieAslL Of baker City. has q
hsAd hong snorsh 20 dino satisfactory
" ulih a Stork He ana his wife
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-13

BETTER swallow your good jest than
lose your goOd friend.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-13

Sweets are the uses OF adversely
bitter aTe The uses ~ prosperity.
The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1903-08-13
Signs Of Renewed Activity

In the real estate world indicate in.
creasing building operations this
Spring. and prompt us 10 remind you
that our facilities for supplying hard
and soft wood, lumber lath. shingles.
and other building materials are on.
eepuonally good. We will be pleased
to furnish estimates on contracts,
large or small. A car OF Mil City
shingles received.
ooooALE LUMBER co.
~ ~ 49,. Near Q. p. Pas Depot
Phona a64
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18
So. @perbins bill fra /. OCTOBER
.oflbie Dr. Mc@Iouo Tom on6en Ms.
ititent Dos 8Dlagen.

81. &obillarb faI6t forleoen u6en-
for en- al bans &atienters Der %
bteD ilemt forilooet paa Mniigt %
&opeo. &olitiambl1lancen bragte
bam til bans Siem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18

9anit sotialtit=@ angforening, iom
Torsoas forri9e l1ge bo1ot fit ieboanz
lt9e San9mp6e, blep unber bette operz
raitet peo ct 8elge at 6oreninsens
Meo1emmers 9amer, iom meofprte
&urpe meb Be lafreite Sngrebie1ier til
Ell 2uu@. ST.. Gam Spbnipn, iOm Ell
5oreningens Dpborsmanb pe en- al
bens fraitigite @tptter, tejrebe famine
Sag fin 5poie1sbas, bpilfet bar Den
eaenltse Marlag til Damer1es 8e1e9.
Ser uooifleoe fig al Bette en- / bpj @rab
fornpielis Mften in0en 6preninse1ts
&rebs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18

8tbliptbefsfpmtsi ipmcn 1om lite
rere &ritifere. On al Set omeri=
fonife Solfs mel pnDe0e 6orfattere,
Ibontos Melion &oge, er 69mt!
9a6 @leffet / bans 8lnfbus bentpr=
res og alle bans Monuifripter brent
6es! San fan fife 1frrpe. 9ette er
Sen uigjenfal0elige 9om, iom Dor
8pes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bar n6=
talt oper bam i6et Sc far beitemt, at
ingen flere at bans Bigger ffaI onffaf<
fes til 8ibliotbefet. Set ct Ii6t
ubel6igt, at 0enne &ien6elie life
far iet 2piet noget fer, ga SEN of
fentl1ge Mening ON Wer. &age's 3d.
ger iaa fanife bil6e bore blepen en-
an6en. Cont set mi er, bar Set ame-
rifanife Solf ben uforgribelige Me>
ming. al Sbomas Melion &ages @e-
ger bgrer til set be6lte / bort SANDS
8 iteratur.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18
st. Paul.
q. G. Cvdfen,
xofalreoaft6r.
z. 10. martboe,
Manager.

2pnet llog lioite 59n6og neo /
Sacreo @eart &irfen. &oriet poa
Gornet blep renet tltpfter og Saget
Ii0t ramponeret.
@pfgatba &irfcns &ninbefore=
Ming boloer @oiar i &irfens l1noer-
bpening, 1876 Sbomas st., nGi tie
Gorsoog % 6reoag Mften. Mogar-
sen er fri for Mlle.
u%urt %ciems 9rbbcltbcb" Ell
Sbemaet for &a1tor Spcbiens &re,
6ifen Gpnoag Sormi0oog I @olgo,
tia &irfen. On Mftenen boloes
Ioreorag oper: Set lepenoe Orb
Cutters IS. SbeieS".
st mt Mapm. @omar6 IS. &eter
len % bans Spn &eter 6. &eterier
onlpger 9iltrict Court ON Sillaod
lie til at foronore bees Monn i'll 8et
non, foroi Ser fin0es laa mango mel
&eterl en Mopnet, at bet fornarlage'
Iorpirring mes @enfpn til 8rebe 90
|lignenbe.
Murf=banif Dramatic Sprcnin!
um6er 9ebelie al gfltelpiller Mnto1
lSmnes ppfgrer f%9rltfommenoe Ss11
Sag Sen 90. 9eptember poo Mc
sort Sail 10 NOR onn1e gnott
stpffer, Sc to 9ppe" pg "SlGgt
ni11gerne", lom nr .oll6eIfufer nor
9ulere at le. StpfFerne bleo ltolt
] Sel1oog ipillet / Min1,eopolis al Sc
! ionrne gelifob, % Ereslen Ser
! @Nen ontaler 6oreltillinge1 me9(
rplenbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18

r.s.. s.FN ---1.. H.s.rr
Set folbe &eir gipr, at 8penS gfe-
lief SocietD bar meget trablt / 1en-
ne S6. Ser er bbob @efreter
Sutcbins n6retteoe poo en- Sag: @t<
bet @96er til 4 Samilier, gipet Ell
&affenobn til en- fattig Some, betalt
Susleien for en- an6en fatttg So
ne, lom Hfe fan arbeibe paa @r11no
.af 8looforgiftning ! ben enc Mrm,
laant &enge til en- Manb, iom ltge
En- fommen til 8pen, gibet Grocery
porer til og funoet Mrbei6e for en-
Some me6 a 8brn, og fanet en- Bill
|let til balo &ris for en- ga1nmel 9a-
me, at bun funoe reiie tic en Sor-
i6rgeliesonitaIt iSt. Souls. Man-
sc fotfige Soft bar beot ON Sfo for
oeres 8prns at olsie funbe goo !
|5fole, % 2 Me6re bob on Sri IL
oeres imoa Bgrn, men fu1tbe intel
ad, ID ser intetfd1ofes:s Sar 11tan
noeet at giioe 8eIiei goeietp pl 4
zsaS sASsssE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18

sSngen Gift. Sor ct 8ar Moane=
Ser ii6en bleo nel item ale Me0lem-
mer al Somilren Blatgar0 IDge efter
at babe ipiit &elie, fiebt bos en- ber-
Deren6e Slogter. On lille Dreng
6e6e 9ogen efter meb alle Syn poa
6orgiftntng. Senere 6eoe bans 81.
Iter, og for at fomme til @orbeb
ODER 9g6soariogen bleb &igens
Mobelef lenbt til nniperiitetets
8nfteriologiit til l1n6eri6gelfe. Mlt
bor Denne en0elig' afgioet itn &ien-
6elfe, Ser gaar no poo, at ban 1ngen
@it fnnbe fin6e, og at 9g6soorIa=
gen iaale6es benitaar. uopflaret.
Sog~fpriafclie. @aa @r1n6 al
ben ubpre &egrmang6e, Der foraar-
fage0e en- bel Del Sor0ftre6 poo
Sernbanerne5 bar Soge11es Mrfomlt
og Mfgangst6 ben lio1te nge paret
mere eller mitore 6%erangeret. @n-
fele 5og, iom fftn16e unfforme5 ttii6o.
Iigt om MorJeren, tom He FIR ben,
intob Mften7 % enfefte ltoeblep al.
Daes. IS Nnrbeoen al &e6 8ing,
poo Milnal1fee atnien, bar Der it'll.
sc E gienpiiones l16iagn en- @uib'
oa1f 800 SooIang oga12O SOB breo
9pore psa1sDepe 90 SOB ra;@run
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18

George @abbum, pelfjen0t / 8pen
lom Marben, Ser ifrep &i1ttfort for
Gamer, fon0tes forle6en Mften paa
Wob1frnnten / li6enbe Sillton6 og
o90e fort efter poo 8pboipitalet.
Iposoorlagen er ltfien6t, og Goro>
ner Miller bill foretoae en- No1t Mor<
tenn Huber d9elle al 2iget. San
bop6e inte1 al @nr6i paa Jig, 6o bo11
fon0tes, og 2Ggerne be0 &olpitalet
flyer, at ban toar for Iaaet poa 8ene=
ne. Scr. @oobom bar So Mor gor1<
mel pg bob6e / fin Sis ituDeret pe6
ltntperittetet / edinburgh Sfotlon6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18

&or 2unbsmanb Scr. @mlbbors,
1880 8lair ct, ser / lang Sib bar
peret olporlig fig, er fomner iao-
piot til &rafter, at bon igien bar
funnel taget fat poa iii Mrbei6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18
Schubert 9lubbcn planlegger

SlDltuIA@ Ck4AtOU<N P@N1|l+lSSSSA :
6enne Sis Sci oners &oncerter. 9en-
ne Stubs &rel tationer er fien6t iom
/ bbi @ra6 fortjenltful0e. Sen Z.
Sftpber ONT gftermi00ager1 pI Ser
blboe ofbol6t EN- Deception for &lltbz
bens Me0lemmer. Man Denter at
bolbe SEN fpr1te &o11cert it0lt / Otto
Der, be6 bpilfen Sungerffen Mils
@otberiue Micbar6s @oroon bill OPP
trene. 2igete0es bor @ltbben iifret
fig Miis 6lorence 90. Eoce til at
optrGbe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18

st Sprilag til 9th MsIemblp ON
at gjpre set ltrafbart meo en- Ml1lft
.poa ifte b9jere ems 100 Dollars e.
Ter 80 Gage 6engiel at ltiele en-
u&i0e" paa 8pens Spouoogne blep
pe0 ii6ite @p0e neoltem1 me0 Sen
Motiperrng, at 8pen life fun6e paa.
tage Jig at agere @olleft9r al Nicfe,
Ter for Sporpognsfompagniet.
@errelBie @1mabe. Si6lte Man'
sag in6ebol6t 8pens 8la6e en- SIS.
nar1el i'll @nn6ene ON at ben1Ggge
Sfueplobl en for 6eres Optr96en til
af1t6es @gne, ga @un6efangernt
9ugen efter bil6e begpnoe ct Greu
gers @orstog imo6 6em. Ser er a
boobe, al be >ere, ser life bar Ia
set fig in61fripe paa 5fattelt1ten ion
loblp0ige 8orgere, bill toge fig 6el
benipnSful6e Mbooriel til &jnrte o!
fierne fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18

NRpnS Ncterfort,en gar11lel Deono,
iom boebe / sos Gins st. faIot TO.
ite Eirsoag Morgen 800 ON. Debs.
aariogen Dor @otteriof.
ST.. @asm1s !Serlob, ben banite
Ms1ociate @bitor peb %.Icacitic @n.
cheering" / Chicago aflegger | ben>
ne Sis 8eieg boS @aitor Spcbien.
&aa @jemtmren fra Gbicago forle-
SEN LIB S. $. &ills Sog poo ct @or
&lippe1tpfter ser par faloen poa
sRoret, meo sen 6elge, at 6orbiu,
Iene og 2ofomotuet git al Sfinner'
ne. Sngen fom til 5fabe.
Mamge 9ameitmoenter* 6or fer.
lte Gang / &amline untper1itebets
@iltorie pil bpert 8erelie 2aoies
Soll bore optaget Mar. 6oreleS'
ninaerne begpnote ii61te SirSoag.
ga. Or. 8rt0gman er frdoerenoe
bolotes ingen Mabningstale.
SIT hiitpriife 5cl{fab bar til Sen
ligt at uogipe Sen af6p0e Sob. &am'
iep's 8repe og 9agbeger. Monge a
Disie 8rene og 9agbgyer er beninnol
go Mar gamle og bil nGre iltano II
at faIte 9ps ODER mango intereslont
@nfe(tbeoer / MinneIotas nopif
1i~ngsbiitorie.
Mrs. 9,pper, ser iom omto(t
bort liblt Mumer fom tilifaoe be-
at @eltene lpb lGbif, ufgf ito1te @6n
boq peb @p6an poo StaSolepbS So
ipital al stipfrompe. Gen ofopo
Come bar SO Star gommel og mtege
of6olot. Sum operlepe5 al beroe
Mean0 % 3 &prn.
si!trpbs fur set mil10re imrff
SEER its lie Gpn0og Gftermioba
| bolot olligepel Gpnoogsifplebdrnel1
al @olgotbo &1rfen beres l1bflugt Il
Como 3orf. Spruelre mpre0e Il
u6murfei, toffet here &DlnOef prt
, ninge11s Mrun0boonbet6eb % en 81
ltrge Gamers &eDebo1rbeO til at fo'
: lp1te 0em.
] Gpmp-Sarriet Spprppgne1 blt
: li6lte Mon0ag Morgeu opbol0t c
: Simes Sis 1toe i ct. Mntbonp 8ar
gn Monb bar fjgrt fat i Muo6er
: miof imellem Sftnnerne. 29reri1
: oer11e. lom 1fulbe i'll Sfolerne, fam
] 0ette Spbol6 min0re bebageltgt, {
Sc beroeb lt6lattes for at fomme f
lerot / Sfolerne. 5fnleb6rnene be
bit neppe noget imoo at -ligt I'll
!, fist oftere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18
Micbael G6riitopbcripn, forbe

Miebac1 Gbriitopbcrion, forber
Sonitpr / @ermonio 2ife Building,
blep iiblte ltge fremltIlet for 9omz
mer Sinebont i &olitiretten timber
Mnfloge for at pere lpben Bort me6
g. S. Smitbs @ultr11. @mitb liger>
at bors @ultru forlo6 tit Silent @or=
nespille / Suit. smitb fif Gbrt-
ltopberion orrelteret 81. &al1l; men
oo Sogen' fom up for &etten ! @or>
nesnille, bleo fan frigiDen, forDi
6orbrp6elien life BOT begaaet Ser.
Smitb 1t0tog cit 11p Mrreltor0re MOS
bom, og Gbriltopberion bleb brogt til
ct. Hol1l al en- .9eplttp Sberiff.
gbriltopDerlon pac1toor, at ban er
u1fpl0ig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18

Gelpmurb. George IS. 9otemun,
$40 6. Sirtb ST., iprang forle0en /
ct Mnfol0 al 2ipsleoe ne6 fra $50
Bahia ct. @roen og fa1t6tes 696 fort
efter. Som Dab6e poa sen inSSen=
oige SIDE al fin Traffe faitltuffet en-
Se00el me6 lit geabn og M6resie.
Som bar As Mar gommel og / lin
Sis aniat be0 9eortbern &acif1c
Sernbo1en me1n milte0e lin Hlo6s
paa @run6 al 9rtffel0igbe0. San
boebe fife lammen me0 fin @l1Itru og
tjente fit 2ibsopbo16 font &ortner |
Ell Saloon paa SibleD ct. Mrs.
8ateman tog fig olligeoel al 2iget og
bei6rge6e 8egrabelien. Sun bar al
orig opbprt at elffe fin %ulpftelige
Man0 og bil0e life me6 et Sr0 om>
tale Sc buslige Sorger, ben6es 6or-
bin6elie me6 bom bopDe gibet Mn<
le6ning til.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1903-09-18
Gn nh 9nr,methpbe.

Gm np &nrmetbpbe. 81. &il6e-
brandt fra Seem Dorf beban6le6e
forle6en UNDER ct 0pbolb ct. Saul
MrS. &enrD @p6eien, Sen 6anffe Bo-
'1itibetients &u1tru. Mrs. @D6eien
bar I mango Mor li6t meget of @igt,
og mango Mtbler bar beret forl6gt,
mert 6esbnrre u6en &elb. 9r. Sill
6ebranbt onpen6er ct oI6eles NIT
&1trmt66el, ~2pmfemtbo6en. Den-
ne 2pmfe er no6raget al icbmet5iife
@eber, og er ct birffomt @ib6eI moo
froniffe Spg6omme, men. meget foft<
bor, Sen fofter 90 Dolrors l1nden.
Mrs. @D6elen begpn6er ollere6e at
be6res, og bnabe alle ben6es berbp-
ren6e mango @enner, at bun maotte
blipe %fl1l6iten6ig belbre6et. 3r.
@ul6borg, fra bbem Ri bar 6tsie
Meooelelfer, b1eD at ST.. &%il6ebron6t
amo6et ON at tage Sogen / &Rn-
oe % gibe Sn6fprgitninger al 2pm~
fen. .,s.y
Den ranife &oniejlspreitoent
@ombesHpar @ienitanb for en- l1b6f.
Zig MaootageIie forIeben Bretagne
b6tor BON ofilbueoe Ell gtgfte ni sen
befien66fe yorffattter grreft @enon.
Dd bdr iier 8grnene, Iom foaIebag
loeoe 1eres nDilie moo Miirilteren
for Dagetl. 8o9 Dem itoo ianoiipn.
Iigpis geiifItgbeoen fm 1erer nDi.
nioo Megiennee,n rogIe
oens fpr1uee,r 's8 Ss:s '|s zH