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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-12
Baltimore Sampi.Snf,t.G So.
LNltt uu0 5uUCTInIn1e Nat.Ntuie.|

Die @er. Stuulcns ,S6ii Gcf5r6stno.
9uuirfcr iabren tiolih, Sountaa5 ausqenoms
men, bon ocu nVn9 qinc"fgicrS. gtr. 1913.
QiobtsG trahe. $40 gtDcnbS oircft mad 9I6
&Sotni Comfort. MGrioit, *9rismon.b uno allen
Ruiut Comfort nit Is. & S.sGifen6ubu" nab
RtnmonO. @crbiuouuu in Rortsmoutb nit benz
.scahoarS. Aiir 9tnr" toItosn 22ng pom Boris.
NIT be: r%gltIdutic Coat time, gortoIt ur6
G%orolnn, Eorfolt nno lio.t1, gorto!t uno
iueitIit rno ySIo 9ominion Cine" mad geus
bctn. @nfbiuQtpn. N.sG., un0 9tit1mpno. 0n.
Wnbl8citen unh curopiif0cm RIaue. 9urlts
ri6fe aniltcu5immsr, eIcftrti6e VcIeIhtl1a,
SnmpfbCi5uUn, 1oicu fret. 9tcieroirte S%atiitens
simmer In ben EiuetsVifrealtr Der BAT Cine
gtr. 32t, @cit-RnItimorcs2trnb Nr. sos uno
sos. 9ipFtsGtrute, g. q. g. Office, gtr. 215,
prhsGbnrIcSaStrabc nm IIbaugb'S, Charles
uno qertuQtousStrnbe
SUbn ", Sherpunb, e, 9rUtun,
giccsPr6f. II. Sen. sW(dHueer. Sen. s8nfi .sIgent
CNei2-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-12

Mnnnpulis, Wi. 0iOunIf5Intin1, I.1U NM
*S.45 u, l4.55 mn !5,55 q. GantoensStotinlL
800 mo 5000 g.. 1905 mittuo5, 300.
?5.35. G.O0 mo ?tt.10 9beIns.
Srcoerif, MT. R"u0aGzStutipu, ?s.45. 1913 q,
GdnrSens Stattur, l7.35. 1000. 29.15 uuO 1000
Wurm. 1925, 1850 uuo $500 g(beuos.
@inbcifcr, nj. Standardization. NO g.. ma
1913 q. GumoensS iaiiolL 1920 y, 1906 mo
1850 Tadlnl.
Soarrstpiuu, mt. HohuIs2 tntion ls.45 gorni,
l3.50 g{ndm. Concentration, 1900 8ornt,
1850 rto 400 9Sdhm.
l7.35. ?o.15 gorn, lies, 1850, 1920 9tGdni.,
80. 80 mo *tt.45 Yheiibs.
Curtis gan, GnltocIsS %tntioit, 1928 Born.
guraB. MT. 6upulsStatior, *2.43 9ladnl.
GdntherisS tatiort, 800 9iatm.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-12-12
@arsfanS nnb YennisISania.gabn

3itae b~erIaiien gortf.slbenie Citation:
7.30 Born, mad gorf, tdsliG. nusgenoH'
men GonnidgS.
$50 Born. mad Seltn, MIR Gonntaes.
$50 na6 9eid!r, tdeIt9, nisgenonrtrIen
Sonntua3.
1875 gsddbnl. diadb Dor, tdgli9, dtSgertorTs
men GonntdeS.
400 gsa6m. mad SeIta, MIR eonntaes.
APO na9 NeItd, tdglid. drseetuntrier int
Spntfag.
600 ssacbm. llan geIair, tdeIi1, aussencnp
men Gnnntags.
1000 elbenbs, mao BeIatr, niir ecnHtaes.
11.45 aeenbs, mad 9tI1ir, msiftfuc6 nnn
eautftcG,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-12-29
HIM DEN kaiftrpokal.
&ettieselR sebt BON Sanoy Soof
na<b ben 9isarSs.

8erIin 20. Deg. = Der r3ai.
ferIife 0adtflub" in 2iei bat nun
rpebr oie t.Nettfohrt onf benz
atIantiihen Ocean 5tuiihen Mrierifo
uno @Hrspc UNI oen 9aifer @ilbelm-
Bofnl in aler Sorm ousgeihrieben
nnb Die geoinaungen fir bos sroBe
Spcrtereieuis befnnnt se9eben. rpeI.
DIES am Is. Iai 1905 'einen gnfnng
nehnen ion.
Ste Ssgclbabn sebt pom Sanon
Soof. SeueIhiff nod Dem 2i5orb.
Geuerturm. Dahten aI1er Rationen,
tpelhe minbeitens 5ipeihunoert 5on
men nod 9bames-M eboerinbren erob
finb, merben suaelaiien. Bon gad-
ten ser Witelieoer BEG r8aiierlihen
gahtflubs" entipreden Sen anforbs-
runaen: bes aaiiers Meteor g." Ser
2oiIerin .Souna," bic 0oft Sam.
burg" beg 8eneraloireftors @alin
BON Ser nSombura.Nmerifa- 2inie;"
Serrn @otien@ nNaoaboe" uno oie
.Drion" (ebemals .Weteor.")
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-12-29

By ROBERT w. CHAMBERS
copyrisht. 1901. by ROBERT W. CHAMBERS

MY kinsman, Mr.. Cardigan. gentle
men, Captain Cardigan's only son."
The officers, all In full dress, brilliant
with the red, green and gold Of the
Royal Americans. greeted me most
kindly, some claiming acquaintance
with my honOred father and all speak
ing of his noble death before Quebec.
SO we sat down to breakfast, a break
fast I, being excited, scarcely tasted,
but | listened with all my ears 70 the
discourse touching the late troubles in
New York aud Massachusetts. concern
ing the importation Of tea by the East
India company, The discussion soon
became a mOnoiogue, for the subject
was one which Sir William understood
from A TO Zed, and his %eloquence upon
II had amazed and irritated people OF
more Importance than our Governor
Tryon himself.
'Look you" said Sir William ia his
clear voice. like a bell: ''look you. gen
tiemen; | yield to no man ia loyalty
and love to my king. but this ! know
and dare maintain here or at st. james
that his majesty uhom I serve aud
honor 10 misled by his ministers. aud
neither he nor they suspect the truth
concerning these colonies!
'"This Ia the true history Of that trou-
BILE, gentlemen. Judge for yourselves
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-12-29
Bliibenoe pbantade.
&nflano ipll eincn falidcn Safunoii
proSeiiiert baben.
Copyrighted BY tn. Associated Pres.


2onbon, 20. 9e5. - Ger ,Oailp
grpreB," peiien Hetersbureer acrre.
'ponbent INNER bebauptet bat, bab
SaIionoff. ser Ioroer beg Mfinilters
bon Tlebrpe, entfommen lit, uno bob
Der Mann, Der Ieste Wohe ipeqen
Tsoroes pro5eiiiert norben lit, bon ser
Mesierune untereeidoben porben lit,
brinaf beute Norsen aus 3iirid bic
Iuhriht, BOB Saiionpff iid bort aui.
bGIt.
CT ioq iaeen, bah .r feinen Wit.
fhuLoiger bate. gr bate einen Saf
gegen Ylebtpe, neil berieIbe ben Zoo
ieiner gItern peruriodt baben iou.
aIs bas Coos iiber Ylebfue's ermor.
6una ge5osen tpurbe, puroen bier
Nann ousaetpGblt: Der erite entflob,
bic beiben anoern fonnten nifts aug.
rihten nno 70 fam er an bic Meibe.
or ffilberte iein gntfommen in allen
gin3eIbeiten unb mics Die 0arben Dor,
ipeIfe er bel benz gttentat erboIten
bat.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-12-29
Bonn R~rieesffauplakf.
SntereHnnter 8eridt eiMes ebemali4
gen bentidjru SnitrnfteMrs.

gerIin, 20. Des. = General.
moior a.. 8. NedeI, Der iriibere Sn.
ftrufteur Der iopaniifeh 3ruppen,
fhreibt iber ole see~enp1rtige Situo.
ton anf benz iernoitiid}en ariegsitau,
plat:
y9ae nrsenbIidIide arisgsIoae if
nit menisen Borten folgenbermaRer
gu fenn3eidnen: Die Sopaner redcr
bic 8elaeerune Bort artbnrs. Die
Rufien fiibIen iif nod niht itnrf ge.
mug, UNI BEN gntias Su perirfcn.
.9as erfte Rriees5iel Ser Sapaner
lit Die geiitna5me Bort Nrt6urs unf
bic 8ernidtuns Ser ruiiiffen Bort
Qrtburflotte. Grit nenr oies geIun.
gen lit, lperoen Die Operntionen scsen
bic ruiiiide Selbarmee bon ben Sapa
nern tpieoer aufeenommen meroen.
~Daeeeen boben Die Rniien bas
bohIte Sntsrene baron. Ole iopaniitt
5elbarmee an3usreifen unb gu idIa.
gen, bepcr BORT Grtbur gefollen lit
UNI leeteres su entfeten.
sd bin iberseuat, bab Sic Sapa.
r,er lid burd ben 8inter nidt nerber
abbaiten Iaifen, Die Sperationen tpie
Der aufsunehmen, tpenn fie oen ridti.
gen 3eitpunft fir eefommen eraften.
Die Rui'en miiien bies, nertrauen aber
bdrouf, oaB lie ben Winter Ieidter err.
trasen fonnen als ibre @esner. Iit
snpaner limb ieood Elm iebr ohsebGr.
tetes Bolt"
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-12-29
leismarhs parismsn.
tariftes gnor-
1T NON tinrm JreiNnnissu ang"'
trstcn mpr0cn.

Berlin. 20. Iel. @I 81.
StitapabI im &reife Serid)ow> wa,
den porbem Der unlanslt ner m ZEN
Eiirit Serbcrt gismard pertreten bat
.te, lit ser 8erliner 2eJrer Ncrten r'1
Der 5reifinnisen golfspartei lib
ben So3idibemofroten goist Sie1e
aeblieben. Bel Der Griaspahl an 6
Deoember Itritten iih Inn oa3 nnri Y
mentarifd)e Grbe oeS Siirit'n PTS
mard nift metiger oils iiinf Ear'eicu
aber Werten unb @oigt fonsn in )
Stidppabl. Shirt gasmdrd Bate IA;
Ronbat in Den SahreH 1892 nj
1898 i'm eriten @abIgange erCstr
pdbrenb er in Der poriohrigsn $50
crit IN Der Stifpuahl iiegte. @cu
SHIT gismard oos leste Nol al
nod nit elmer iebr itarfen Me1r5e,t
nGmfid nit 1855 Stimmm ltae
9742 fo3iaioemofrotifhe, lie1te, il
batten ii6 bod Ole StimmpecaGItn'ii
bes 8ablfreiies felt einem Sabr,etn
erbeblid az llnsuniten Der 1on;s.pt
tipen se1nbert. Tenn pGhrers 81,
Greifinnieen bel Der SauptmalI Re:
Sabres 1898 nur 1888 Stimmer or
bieIten. mnrben mn Toriahre G4Sf
freiiinnie . poIfsparteiIite SlimTsr
obsegeben. Hoh itarfsr ,pnr oas Nm
madfeH Der SNiolbemofrot;e. 81
bate 1893 immerhin ffon 1876 M
hanger, ities 1893 auf 575S uno in
8oriahre aui St40. Sect baten MN
bic Nreifinnieen ben @ohIfreis CT
ebert,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-12-29
Vl5tfid p~erihhpunbeu.

Berlin, 20. De8. - Suso @raf
bon gen3eI gu Sternau unb Sobenau,
elm blutiunser Wann, ioipie iein Set.
retGr namens 8ebner, rpeIhe in Ell.
mem Sotel Inter ben 9inben Guberit
Iururi0s lebten, 5nblreihe 9ieferanten
unb @laubiser spreIt baben ioaen,
unb beren aud ionItis. geruntrcuun-
gen our Gait seleet lperoen, iinb plot.
lid aus Der Reihsbouptitabt oer-
ihmunben. Sic merben nun BON ben
8eboroen itedbrieflif perfoIet.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-12-29
8rsbt 5ldtfnpfr=
!, 6arkune esplant.
9eutidc Gesiernns ioll meme gorlass
purbereiten.
Aebniidje 8eriidte GLo
fton friibfr anfeftandIt.
&urSta aber itets non Der &cgisrane
in Abrehf geitclt.

Berlin, %. Deg. - Sn polite
ften areiien sebt Sas @criiht ulR,
bic &teieruns plane cine Serit0rfung
Der ariegsflotte in sruBem llmfahae.
anaebIid lit cine SIottenporloge in
gorbereituna begriffen, ourh meldle
ssbn neue 2inienihiffe. iebs arcRe
RreaSer ufro iebSSsbn fleinc areu5er
benz Scitanb binBuseIiiet mcrecn lol
len. aehnlihe @erihte fino lGon
sriber oufsetalht, nber aIlcnlul in
MreSc geiteIlt tporben. Tasiohe lit.
bob Iih bic befannt semahten giu-
rineforoerungen Der Regieruns fiir
ens n1t,its g.a.sjabr in Der Ss>anpts
lode Surd,aus in ben @ren5en Oes
Nottenaeieses pom Ia. Sunni 1900 be,
tpeacn. gs tperben in Riien Sfifien
nad Wsnbsabe bes fraeliden @eieses
sipei 2nienihifie, EN- GROCER urb Srpei
fIeine RreuSer perlnngt. auberbnIb
beg 8obmeris iteben nur einige Scroe.
runsen, SunGdit fir 5tpei aunonen,
boote. Gines oieIer goote murbe
Ihon Inn oorisen gtat pom 8anoesrut
cerEanst, pom Reihstoe aber abse-
Iehnt. Johann ioHen men sebont rper'
ben Elm 3en6er, EN- Spe3iolihifT fir
$ohieeneiIuneen unb elm Winen-
hanpfer. IanltntIih bic lettere Sor.
beruns errest SntereNe, ba fie fid ais
ToIge Der @rfabrungen bes ruifiih
iapaniihen arieges erseben bat.
Shlieblid iollen iest aud befonoere
WitteI our gnitelluns BON Ieriud,en
vfpedsI Beidaifuns BON llnterieeboote,'
bepiligt fperben.
Trobbem bon offidiOier Seite I'M.
rner fuieoer perlidert morben lit, bab
,~penigiiens fir bas nadite Sotr feline
,eroberen Geuiorberunsen in &nSlihi
aenomnien ieten, neil Die Regierlino
erit einmal Die 8ermebrune oes See.
res urS bie oauernbe geiesli6e Sim
fiibruna Der 5meiiabrisen Dten'tseit
nnter 9ad unb Sad brinaen noble.
finb bod Die 3neifel an fem @rnii Der
Megierung in oieier Sin'idIt imne,
fpie6er rese eetporoen. Won meini
iest, baB, menn Der NilitGr. mo Der
regulGre Worine.gtot erleoigt iinS.
bic neue Slottenoorloge ours Scpet
fomnen miro.
@os Den Northumberland Der Slotte
unbeIonat, 70 iol er nod Dem Nas
rine.gtai fir 1905 nuf s.gen 10000
Manm sebroft tperben, mdbrenb er
fir bas lailfenbe Hehnungsiobr 49,.
600 aopfe betrdst. Tie Sauptitelen,
permebruneen tuerben auf oie Matro.
fem unb WerftoipiIionen. ioruie oie
Observation-Disclosures entfanen. lie
periGiebenen O~ffisierforps Der Slotte
(Seeoffi5iere, Marine %Snsenieure.
Mariue. Snianterie etc. einidlieBIit
bea Narine.S dnitdta Offi5iersforps
sperSen i'm reiien gtat 5nn eriten
MaIe aeaen 1000 9opie adhIen.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-12-29

cdR's glass.
where lies the blame" And, leaning
back In his chair, one hand lifted, he
began: ,a
THE East India company, founder
Ing about with the nonimportation pill
In its guliet, found itself owing the
government FL, 400, 900. with II, 100000
pounds of unsold tea on Its hands.
Nobody likes bankruptcy. so on 60
the East India gentlemen with their
petition to parliament for permLssion
to export their tea to America free Of
duty, and 80 put 1t In the power OF the
company to sell tea here cheaper than
In England. And now l ask you, gen
tlemen, whether In all these broad col
onies there are not some few men
whose motives are other than sordid,
"Your answe must be Yes be-
the colonlsts themselves so an
swered when they burned the Gaspee,
when they gathered at Griffin's wharf
and made tea enough for the world to
drink-when John Lamb set his back
to the portcullis of the fort and the tea
commissioner ran like rabbits!
God forbid that l, a humble loyal
subject Of my king. should ever bear
out the work Of rebels or traitors. but
l solemnly say to you that the rebels
n traitors are not the counterfeit In
dams of Grifin's wharf. not the men
who fired the Gaspee afame from
spirit to topmast, not that man who set
his haaE m fha fort a.. Nan Xo~It De-
they are those who whisper evil to my
king at 81. James. and may God have
mercy On their soulsi"
None burst interrupt him. The Off.
GERS watched him silently-this great
man-this great Irishman who had
been the sole architect of his own
greatness. this great American who
saw what We even now cannot see as
clearly as he did.
There he sat. dumb, eyes on vacancy.
q plain man. a baronet OF the British
realm, a member OF the kings council.
a major general Of militia and the su.
perintendent OF the Indian department
In North America; q plain man, but a
vast land holder. the one man In Amer
lea trusted blindly by the Indians, a
man whose influence was enormous, a
man who was "a simple as a maid, as
truthful as a child. as kind as the Sa-
marian who passed not on the other
side.
There was q step at the door. Mr..
Duncan spoke In a low tone with the
orderly, then returned to Sir william.
THE Indian belt bearer is at the
blockhouse. SIR" he said.
Sir William rose. The officers made
their adieus and left. Only Sir VII
liam. Mistress Molly, Silver Heels and
remained In the dining hall.
The baronet looked across at Mistress
Molly, and a sad smile touched his
eyes.
She took silver Heels by the hand
and quietly left the room.
Michael" said Sir william, listen
closs1x but remain silent cnncernipg
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-12-29
@raEliem madjt ;srsnt.
Copyrighted By tn. Associated Pres,

New Sort, 90. Ge5. - Ter
rSeralo" erfGhrt ans Hio be Saneiro.
baB Die @egiernng Die abiiht bat. hie
Hnnung bon reuen reliaioien Srben
unb Ole ginmanSeruna BON 0t6nhen
mno Wonnen gu per6ieten. Tan tr.
tpartet, bah es 81 lebhoiten Sscnen
fommen ,pirS. tusnn oieie Stage our
eeiprehung fommt.
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SutereNaates Sud-.

Berlin, 20. Sea. - Ger foeben
erihienene SdGubbanb Der bon Yrof.
Sort Robl beraussesebenen nYoliti-
fden Heoen 8ismdrds", beren erite
HSnbe ihon I'm Sabre 1892 per0fient.
Iidi tpurten, entb1It einen bon benz
peretpiaten Alt.Meidsfan5ler ieIbit
fcrrigierten g%nttpurf Der 8orceihidte
bee arieges bon t670-1
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1904-12-29

2eip5is, 90. ge3. - Dor benz
Meifsaeridt in 2eip8is nnbm Der
proseb seaen ben lurembursiiden
Griieur Senfe ueaen 2anoesperrnts
ieinen anfans. Tie SeifentIidfeii
spar bon Den gsrbonolunsen 0usss.
ifloIien.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-17
Summer Tourist Tickets to Eastern
Points Now on sale Via Wisconsin Gen.
sanff. Laooan, Field, Glacier
trail Railway

And host of other magnificent mountain
summering places are within comfortable
travelling distance. via the 500 Line. Of
the Twin Cities. Excellent hotels in
plenty Marvellous possibilities for the
best mountain climbing in the world
Trout fishing that is unsurpassed All
these and many more are the things to
tempt you to get away from the hot
summer months of Minnesota Low rates
feature Ask at the ticket office, 379
Robert street
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NOTICE

Sealed bids viii be received by the
Board of Supervisors of White Bear Town
until the first day of August, II o'clock
m, for the furnishing of guide posts and
guides. Posts to be three-ineh galvan-
izeo plP Pet 1ane , IL le sa aohg; ana
and letters finished and fastened with
clasps to posts.
Information regarding lettering OF
guides can be obtained by applying to the
Undersigned Said posts to be delivered
at Town Hall OF White Bear Town.
BY order of the Board Of Supervisors.
L. BURER
Town Clerk White Bear.
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$65o-New three-room house, fine lot.
corner James and Milton sts.: $50
cash, balance monthly.
S15e-One of the finest lots at Ham
line. west of Hamline av.; one-third
cash, balance So per month without
interest; street graded. va
$2o0-Fine lot on Gates ST., near Oak
dale; easy terms.
$l25-Fine lot on Hewitt av., at Ham
line; $25 cash, balance monthly with
out interest.
Wanted for cash, lot south of Selby
av. and east of Victoria st.
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S5e0-Four-room house, No.. 15S Duke
ST.; easy terms.
$2500-Brand new nine-room house:
city water and sewer, cement walks,
hardwood floors, full cellar; No. 1896
Sims St. near Earl; 5000 cash; might
take good vacant lot as part pay
ment.
$25oo-Look at that new up to-date
house corner Milton and st. Anthony
av.; latest plumbing; corner lot; easy
terms.
$125o-For that new f1ve-room house,
1854 Erie ST.; easy terms.
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TRUNKS REPAIRED

IT R{INK EXCHANGED AND RE
N " AsN SPAIRED. 145 E. 9TH ST.
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Sealed Proposals to Furnish Boiler for
Steam Heating.

The Board of Educa ton, SIayton. Mimi,
will receive sealed bids to furnish one
Horizontal Tubular Boiler. ii feet long. IS
sis inch. with all valves, gauges damp
ers. tools aud equipment, complete; to
connect boiler with radiation now In build
ing and to furnish all material and labor
to install same in basement of school
building; to do q complete and finished job,
all to be in good running order by Septem-
Der 5. 1904.
Certified check for 5000 must accom-
pany bid as guaranty of good faith. Bond
with approved sureties in amount of con-
tract. with guaranty, will be required.
Bids received at Office of Clerk until
July 20, 1904, at o'clock D. m.
B. H. WHITNEY. Clerk,
Siayton, Minnesota
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A corner On Ice

An extra piece of ice was wanted An
ice wagon was at a neighbours door, but
there was no small coin in the house
wherewith to pay for the desired article.
Well never mind. said mamma; you
the man viii trust you until tomorrow
Now Blanche was not accustomed to
dealing on credit. and did not take kindly
do her mothers bidding. when some words
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First and Third Tuesday Of EACH Mon+h

First and Third Tuesday Of Each Month
The Chicago Great Western Railway will
sell Homeseekers' tickets at one fare plus
zoo to points in Alabama. Arkansas Col
orado, Florida, Georgia. Kansas Ken
lucky. Louisiana. Mexico, Mississippf.
Missouri. Nebraska. New Mexico. North
Carolina, Oklahoma. Tennessee. Texas.
utah, Virginia and Wyoming. For fur.
Their information apply to j. N. Storr.
GenI Agt.. Cor. 9Th and Robert SITS, ST.
Paul.
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Banff. Laeean, Field. Glacier

And host of other magnificent mountain
summering places are within comfortable
travelling distance, via the 500 Line, of
the Twin Cities. Excellent hotels in
plenty; marvellous possibilities for the best
mountain climbing in the world Trout
fishing that is unsurpassed. All these
and many more are the things to tempt
months of Minnesota. Low rates a fea
ture- Ask at the ticket office, 379 Robert
street.
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s2s.4o-coIorado and Retura-s2e.4 20
S3s. 4o-Utah and Return-s3e. 40

Via Rock Island System. Tickets on
sale daily until Sept. go Good returning
until Oct. 81. Only one night out, St
Paul and Minneapolis to Denver. Colorado
ed Is the train. Electric lighted sIeepers
and best meals on wheels Once Sixth
and Robert streets, st. Paul, F. W.
Saint, City Passenger Agent.
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Have You Read 4wonder,and 1909.

If not. YOU had better send for # az
once, particularly il you intend going To
the gTeat exposition down the river this
territory after which the worlds fair ie
named. There is chapter ON their Iours
ney which You will find intensely Interest
ing Send A. M. CleIand, "A G. p. r
seSs this book 80 poS-
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CONTRACT WORK
Grading Dunlap Street. From seIby to
Summit Avenue
Office of the Board of Public Works.
Io<aa,l MINI LUZ. z

Office of the Board of Public Works,
CITY of st. Paul. Mimi, July Z, 1904
Sealed bids viii be received by the
Board-of Public Works in and for the
nesota. at their office in said city, until
2 p M on the 18th day of July. A. D.
1904 for the grading Of Dunlap street,
said city. according to plans and specif-
cations on file in the Office of said Board
A bond with at least two 10 sureties in
sum 81 al c i6ast twenty om y n SEoo per sent
in sum of at least ten (10) per cent OF
the gross amount bid. must accompany
each bid. Said check shall be made pay
able to the Clerk of said Board.
The said Board reserves the right to
reject any and all bids
JOHN S. erode,
President.
Official: R. L. GORMAN,
Clerk Board of Public Works.
July S-1904-10t.
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The Tale OF the Scale, BIZ Pound.

A black bass caught in Balsam lake at
Centuria. Wis, the other day broke ali
local records and the rod. There are lots
more of them in the black bass lakes
along the 500 Line. at BalSam lake, An
nandaies South Haven. Alexandria Otter
TAN and at thirty other points Get the
new booklets at the ticket office. 379
Robert street
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-07-17
The Tale of the Scale, sh Pounds

at Centuria. Wis, the other day broke all
local records and the rod. There are lots
more Of them in the black bass lakes
Mandate, South Haven, Alexandria. Otter
Tail and at thirty other points Get the
new booklets at the ticket office, 379 Rob-
ert street
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500 Line Round-Trp Summer Rates to
sirdseye View OF the Columbia River

An attractive Typographical map, In
colors. giving a comprehensive idea OF
the country on and tributary to the CO.
and on the reverse side contains an In
teresting description of the Columbia
River route. Copies sent free by e. l..
Lomax, G. p. & T. A., q. p. R. R. Co.,
Omaha. Neb.. on receipt of cents post
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Not Easily Disturbed

Mrs Sweetly-My daughter. you know.
has just graduated from music school.
Did you enjoy her piano recital last even
ing?
Mr. BIuntly-Oh. yes I was born near
a boiler factory, and my mother always
said I inherited fondness for noise.-De-
trOit Free Press.
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MEN AN9 WOMEN,
CONTRACT WORK.
Sewer on Aurora Avenue, From victoris
to Crotto Street

sewer on aurora AVENUE, from Victoria
to Grotto Street
Office Of the Board of Public Works.
City of ST. Paul, Mimi. July s. 1904
Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Public Works in and for the
corporation of the City Of ST. Paul. Min
nesota, at their Office in said city, until
2 p. m. on the 18th day of July. A. D.
1904, for the construction of a sewer on
Aurora avenue, from Victoria street to
Grotto street. in said city, according to
plans and specifications on file in the of
flee of said Board
A bond with at least two (2) sureties
in a sum Of at least twenty (20)
per cent OF certified check on
bank OF ST. Paul in sum of
at least ten (10) per cent of the
gross amount bid. must accompany each
bid. Said check shall be made payable to
the Clerk OF said Board
The said Board reserves the right to
JOHN 8. erode.
Official: R. Z. GORMAN,
Clerk Board of Public Works
July 9-1904-1ot