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The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-12-16
RITS ABOUT DRESSES.

Plum and mulberry are new shade
in red
Dress trimmings will be brighter this
year than formerly.
While brown is a popular color ior
suits. blue is a staple color.
SILK lined gowns will be lined with
lighter shade of the color of the gown.
At last millinery attempts in fur are
distinguished by real beauty and trim
ness.
Shades of the same color will be used
together more than will contrasting
shades.
The round full skirts require stiffen~
ing. Many Of these have crinoline to a
point above the ees.
Lovely blouses may be evolved from
4 certain creamy silk-and wool figured
fabric shown for that purpose.
Exceedingly elegant gowns Will De IN
good taste if made in the gray shades.
The cheaper grays are not good.
The new bright cloth and velvet will
be used with sombre suits and gowns.
They are especially good rs vests,
cuffs and reYers.
The length of the round skirt will be
either ankle length or just touching the
floor. The ankle length will be worn
more than at first seems likely, being
employed i'll the reception gown as well
as in the street gown.
Copper shades are popular and Will
be combined with coors which seem
impossible in such combination. 1t
takes an artist to use colors with effect.
Red is about the only one of the fash
ionable shades with which copper tints
! :r-!!l not be used. -
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-12-16
Words without Rhyme.

Tnlb has no rhyme. Culm, cusp,
recunb. gulf, month. doth. amongst.
are other rhymeless words having the
sound Of IL as in but. Few patrlcian
words in the language have this voWes
sounG. so commonplace and without
dignity; hence poets turn to it only for
blood. food, and few similar turbu-
lent monosyllables. They use 1t often,
however. in forcing the accent from
the antepenutimate syllable 10 the
final, where its unpleasant sound is
concealed by the softened stress. Thus
has many rhymes, snch as fellcitous,
mysterious, inglorious, etc.-London
Chronicle. --'---'
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-12-16
TIE ELDERLY woMAN's DRESS.

Mothers of families are too apt to
consider that their appearance is of
small Importance. The girls, of course,
they wish TO have as pretty clothes as
they can afford to give them, but, say
tiey. 'Who will notice what | wear"
SO they are careless about the neatness
of their shoes, the fit of their gloves
the fncness of their handkerchiefs.
etc. and present anything but dainty
and smart appearance.
Now all this is a mistake, and it is n
worse mistake for the matron than it
liz for the spinster, for it is likely to
lessen the happiness of those whom
she loves best. When we look at a
fresh young girl we often notice her
likeness 10 her mother, and when we
see the mother dowdy and draggle-
tailed vision comes before us of what
the daughter will be at the same age,
and the vision is unpleasing enough TO
scare off any man who was just awak-
gning to sense of her charms.
The vision may be prophetic or not.
but all the same it has influence, and
therefore it is wrong of the mother not
TO be as we'll dressed as she can rightly
afford to be for her children's sake.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-12-16
ONE OF THIN GLASS.

Teacher-"You never heard of an
English king wearing a monocle, did
you?"
Pupil-"There is one instance. I re-
fer to Richard III"
Teacher-"Richard IIT.T'
Pupil-"Yes, Richard with three Ps.s
Cleveland Plain Dealer
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-12-16
GREAT IMPROVEMENT.

Mrs. Wigs MRS. Newritch is an
ways talking about her trip abroad,
but l don't see that it improved her
any"
Mrs. Blggs-"She thinks it did. She
learned to say Paree for Paris, and
addoo for good-5y. '-Cincinnati Com
mercial- Tribune.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-12-16
RARE CONSIDERATION.

"She is one of the most considerats
girls | ever knew
what makes you think 500"
"Why, she wore one of those awfully
big hats to the ball game, and when
l asked her to take it off, she got right
up and went home. "-Cleyeland Plain
Dealer.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-12-16
LOOKS IMPOSSIBLE.

Calvert. Jr.-'I notice the Unite.
States Government has made very
serious mistake
Balty Moore-"What's that|
Calvert, Jr.-""They've launched 2
cruiser named Milwaukee,"
Balty Moore-"Well, where's the mis-
take in that:"
Calvert, Jr-"Well. can you conceive
Of anything named Milwaukee existing
on water:"- Baltimore American.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-12-16
GOOD TITLE.

Poet-"The editor didn't pay the least
attention TO my last verses. Now,
have written a comic poem entitled
THE Alarm Clock
Friend-"Do you think he will take
any notice of it?''
Poet--"Oh, yes; it'll make him open
his eyes."-Chicago News.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-12-16
NOT APPRENTICESHIP.

"In little WHILE" said the man who
is always agitated, "the railroads will
be running the country"
well" said the easygoing citizen,
Elf the country were run as wei as
some of the railroads are, ! wonldnt
complain. Washington Star.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-12-16
SELF PROTECTION.

Higgins-"What do you mean by in
PRODUCING me to that fellow? He got
$40 from me and / can't get it back"
Wixen-"Yes, l supposed likely. Fact
is, that's why I introduced him to
you. l might have been out $40 my
self, don't you see?'-B Boston Trans
crlpt.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-12-16
STOCKS OF LACE INSERTIONS.

There is a pretty stock which is
youthful and always becoming. 1t is
made Of insertion, through which rib
bDns are run. The band IS just wide
enough and just long enough for the
neck. and the ribbons are run through
il and tied at the back. Three or four
narrow ribbons are very neat IL
knotted in little bows at the back of the
neck. just under the low couture. This
sort of stock can be worn with any
dress.
And there is another stock that is
quite as easy to make, and it is one
that has been worn a great deal this
summer. 1t is made by taking strip
OF lace insertion eighteen inches long
and finishing it with little hooks and
eyes for the back of the neck. At the
front there are fastened two tabs, side
by side The tabs are made by sewing
lace medallions together. Take three
medallions and attach them in such a
way as to make two tags. Sew them
TO the neck, so that they hang neatly
over the bust This gives something OF
the stole effect and is very becoming
The tulle choux are now made small
er and rounder, so that they look like
Il little ball of cloud. They are light,
airy and very becoming. - Brooklyn
Eagle.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-12-16
ACCOUNTED FOR.

Horton-"The minister says we
should try to appear as well on week
days as on the Sabbath"
Norton-"No? That accounts for
Sam Jennings wearing his Sunday
clothes every day in the week! | sup
posed it was because he was in love
with some girl Boston Transcript.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-12-16

Striped Simpson-"Hope yer don't
mind de upper bert, BILL
Wandering William" Nav, youse
kin keep de lower, pard, long as youse
don't snore." Boston Post.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-12-16

roo MUCH WORK NOWADAYS.

TOO MUCH WORK NOWADAYS.
Mrs. Oldun-"There was a Time
Thomas, when you used TO chuck me
under the chin sometimes. But YOU
don't do it now"
Mr.. Oldun-"Yes, my love, but you
didn't have so many chins then. -"
London Tit Bits.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-12-16
ETIQUETTE OF THE BACKwooDs
"What is it, Sue?"

"Bill--''
"What is it, Sue?"
"rm goin' to tell you one thing-an-
that is this: Eff you've got airy razor
or gun on you, an so cuttiI' an slash
in folks at the social, 1 won't go to the
hangin' with you next Friday"-Atr
lanta Constitution.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-12-16

That SHE Will thus also give pleasure to
her husband IS consideration which
should make the trouble eniaiIPd seem
well worth wAilc.-New haven Regis
ter.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1904-12-16

There are 2400 mineral waters bot
tied in New York City.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01
med Post % Ce|e9raf.
(HIleveene fra.)

I %anbitbpobinscn &aiinli far iio,
lte lige lot s(nerifaneren Ycr0icoris
% Eon5 Ste0lpn, Grpnrlpell &arleD,
Der CT britilf l1noerloot, / Tri1e0, ef,
ter ct Doue no0tuget Oen 2plell1n1,
6dn Dop0e forlo1gt for 6eln og foaet
inOrpnlnet olle Sc &rop, ban bQb6e
opltillet. Set frpgtes imi6lerti6> at
Set MI bliper Sultonen al Muroffo,
Der fplrner til at ltoo til slnlpor
oberfor Sen onerifonlfe og britiife
&egjering, iOet 0isie bil ltille SET
Tororil1g, at gbperbpp6ingen blipa
fonget og foor i'm Strof. Heroicari!
og Sorlep fom til Ionger / 6re6ogS
eiter Gagen foruO at pGre uonefsle6e
al &epernc. 0e ct begge 1neget 11o-
lnotteoe al Sc Yrpoeller Sc fat gjen-
ne1ngooct, men tiger, at Sc er blepet
go0t bebonole6e nopnlig un6er SEN
lt6lte 3el al here's Tongenlfob.
&oiil1li lfil0rer Sc iom en- 0onnet og
intelligent Mo110 ser troer at bope en-
pratriotilf MiSlion, Sen at beiri 2a11-
Set for Sc fjeltril1gogtige @upernp,
rer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01

bungrige 2gpe ser brpler efter Tpoe
til Jig og fine, efter 9fet til at lepe.
Soa lpoer set fdrlte Sfl,6, og itrof5
ltprter &egjeringen Jig oper slrbejoe=
ren, ronulrel16e Sfploige % lllfplbi=
&c. !@o6ct pofier pil0ere og pil6ere.
9ut, bpo6 Ser ifer> lfripes paa slrbej=
oerenS 9fegr1ing. Sol0oterne tager
6ooroere og boor0ere fat, sc tager
@r10ene fra @ltltrller o. 9prn,
plpn6rer 6ereS @jeln og f9rer 6em
ielp uo al Stoten poa EFT poe &loos
.lt6en Jpoe eller 0riffe. Ser font
mer ioo S9eriffen, Ser pao 5teoet
meD oebneoe 6olf, og 6riper 0em til
boge ooer @rrnien; bpnr ifol Sc gao
6en? sc ct io p9rre itillct en0 Ofor=
fel1s pil0e 0pr. Ct Set en- Moa6e at
bebon0le Mennelfer poo? @fe0 bDil=
fen 9fet 1toppes otsie 9inolelsgjer=
nin9er? Ser tolcS on &pperba11oer;;
mon Dpcn ligner melt &pber6on0er,
@elerol 8ell's Gropper eller W}inc=
arbej0eren? Der bliper ct ltort
&eg11ifab at ofgjere ON 0enne Gag,
og be oe1t, lom 1ar Sfploen, be Oelt,
pes bben 6erargellen fommer!
&i fepleS og tribes ita0ig ONT ltbe<
tDbeliQe S,nootirg; bar set life be-
6re, om III tog fat poo Sc ltore, Digti=
&c, @ppr9slnoal, og tog fat lom
Mnro, life ion &ellinger peo en
&offefop, for at foo Gi0en til at gaa.
Ct set &et at Du gaar meo @ul0>
irnpffer og fjprer &arretb, laalnnge
Ser er cit 8ro6er, ser li6er Mp0?
6or ri life lige 9fet til SorOen og
oenS @oOer. @l>6 gap Set til os
sllle; bpenr bor pel gipet slillior1fon~
gen mere &et ems nogen an6en?
2o6 % 6og tage be1ne Sag op,
il16en Set goor for biOt, in6en &am=
pen goor oper Golora6os @rGrier.
SOB os glenn1e alt &artibab og. OH,
Set 8pbl. 2ao golgiproget bore:
rTri6eb pg &etfnr6igbe0, &jerligbeo
til 6en1 ser li6e."
Set unbre5 mig neget at Snfel
Sam tier til 6isie 9}e0sler og 9fe0=
roob. &rnli0ert 9fooiepelt pl>,er el<
lerS nof at fl11ne faa 0fun6en luffet
pp. 0fon fan bor fooet Mun0furp
poo?
@le6 @oob orn gunitig Sptogelie
tegner jeg mig
Ceres mes slgtelie
80. Stongaoro.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01

@pl9er &oicnberg, ser nn6er Mer=
fet rGraal" forrelponoereoe til ~9ar=
11ebrog" &iebenbobn fra @er0ens=
l6lttllinge11 ct. 2ouis, er I'LL paa
el1 lergere Sur gie11nem Mmerifa.
San fom mi6t / S11ni fra ct. Souls
til @on Troncisco og 0erfrn rejlte
bo1 til Merico, bporfro Mejlen gaar
til S9aiti pg Sc 0onlf=pel ltin0ilfc Ger
og Derfro bjelu til 9onmorf. ST.
Golelrberg Los til paa forlfjellige
Onlroo6er at pnre iturft in1ponerct,
al bpoo bol1 bopoe let pao oette bans
fprlte 8elpg / 9(n1erifo. Set er Oug
6ol1s Me11il1g otter at fpnune beroper,
il10en fan banner Jig 1tngen folt Dee=
ming on1 6orDolbene, lon Sc t Set
bele er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01

Sclpfplgelig bar Sc @looc, ser er
!iooltanoer al Den raoifale yiegie-
ring, ltrafs gipet Jig til at ongribe
oelne poo Set iforpelte. Ge oaoler
@rigs,niniiter st1rore, foroi bon far
eipct fine Soloater 9op til at oeltoge
/ benne @foricb, ion> noor alt TOM
til aft, fun bar Ell &nmpereflome til
IorDel for ct enfelt 8lao.
S Geputeretfamrct uelte Sag neo-
log6e 9fouslet, Ser CT liberal Ncpl,-
blifaner, Erotelt lnoo &opgongen.
&ousiet toltc roligt % be6nnoigt.
Set bar lrbegribeligt, at Mil1ilteren
fl,,oc bape yipet i'm Sil(ooelle til
iligt. S n,ilitar @enieenoe bop6e
&opgongen life spor al @etponing.
Rol,slet pplelte ct @rep ira ct gjel,=
piol1e> bpilfet aapgangeu iann1en=
ltgneS nlcO Ell Hlapjagt.
&rigsminilter s(n6r6 iporeoe: Seq
erflGrer, at ieg ollfloger mig ielp,
for0i jeg far gipet Sillooeller til oet-
te Ioripg. Seq flu6e fife forl1ole,
at llofarOet Dil6e blipe loo nbeloigt.
nj @enerolgtperl1prel1s &opport
frelngaor at n Sol0oter elto1ut life
er pel1ot tilbage til oeres &eginerter.
@n ManO er oph. 81 ligger poo So
lpitolet men bil 6og gienpi1,oe oeres
Selbre6. Ser er 42 iom ieg life be6
noget ONT. @nn ilutteoe mes at er=
flgre at bon iffe mere pil6e tillooe
llige Morobt1lre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01

Oct finifc Gcnat iamle6es li6lte
9pr6og for f6rlte @ang ii6en Drabet
poa General 8obrifoff. Senatet oe6-
tog Ell Gellesuotalelle, boori Set
oDbt befla9er Mor6et og 11otoler
@oobet o1u, at set moa lpffes set fin
ife 6olf at gjenpin6e Gilli0en fra
9fuslo1tDs St6e, ul1111er bbis 8elfpt-
telle Set / nelten ct @un6re6e Mar
far npot iaa rige &elii9nelier". Gen
rllsiHfe Slt6enrigsnriniiter Mebpe
far ubtolt, at Der life fra rusliif
St6e oil blibe taget noget lom bellt
Sfribt for at bmpne Mior6et paa 8o>
brifoff, ligeion1 ban troer, at &riien
/ 6orbol6et mellem Ginlan6 og &us-
lon6 er forbi og at man pao finif
8i6e INT bor lert at in6ie, at Sin=
lonos @elferb freezer npjere 6orbin>
6elle me6 &uslan6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01
Scmufratcrncs 9srciiocnt @anbi-

sat. Set CT ell0nl1 ltlifert> bpem ser
pil blipe. Yrnlioert &onbi6ot for Set
Oenrofrotilfe Norti. Son6lpl1lig6e.
Sen tnler el101ut for Gon1ner Earfer
al Seem Dorf, men Set ier uo til, at
bon fife Dil finOe Stptte bo5 set meg-
tige Sonnonp / SEEM Dorf, og ser er
Ginelig6e0 for> at SommanD pil
bringe en- uborf 6orie" Marfen /
ii6lte Rjeblif; boem Bette bil blipe
antp6eS ct Telegram ina Seem Sort
for ct Har Gage li0en. S Bette tales
ON Mapor McGlellan al Seem Sort,
palgt til fit nlrbnren0e Gmbe6e pes
li6lte 8olg % olmin0elig anlet for
en- meget be6erlig Mon0, ielp ON ban
er en- Sammonp Mon0. 0ette bill
piltnof bere 6et enelte. Ser bill bin.
6re, at ban fife bil fua belle Seem Dorf
9elegatione1ls l16elte. 5tptte paa Na.5
'tional aor,pe e1,tionell I ct. 2oliis
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01
Gtprartct 'Silbub.

@eb ct ipeccielt arrangement lne6
ll6giberne al uSt. Saul 9ispatcb"
er ri i Gtal16 til at lepere uSt. Saul
Stoel1oe" og Sen lpgenlige Dis
patcb" for ct glor for Blot n 9 0 +
Iar. 8etalingen 1naa erlaggeS
6orifl6. ga1 er set Si6en at iub-
ifribere. @e110 Henge til, eller
gjgr Monep Sroret1 betaIbar til
st 8 a II I 81 5 en- s
.456 Il II 10 n g I oct. ct.
Igall 8rgperl,rllr ai beege gIo-
So Il ~ "a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01
Horre(ponoance.
II ~
(Snbienbt).
Glepclono, Gbio, 19. SUM- '04

Glepelon0, Gbto, IS. Srnt '04.
ST.. Nc0uftpr!
Seq far / oeu li0lte Sis, 1oor jeg
leite i 3eres ssseo lerliaat. lagt
Merfe til ltrpligbcoerne Colorado.
Tlere @onge bor leg peret pe0 at
gribc til Eenncr1 ocsangooeuOe, og
I'LL far Sc libltc Gfterrctnillger cl,De=
Zig lloect S6opeOet poo Spnmct.
9}oor >1on trlcr 8(o0cne o>n set
;HroiclSregilucl1te, ser berlfer / Gu
lproDo for Sibrn lfl,lbc l1on fnopt
trp, at n1on lepcOc Set bulnonc %
fltltiperebe 20. s(orbul1ore6c. ga man
lfltlbc life tro llnl1 lepe6e Set frie<
ltc 2onb poo SorOel1, lom Mncrtfo
jo foor Sfyl0 fpr at bnre. 9ioor
lnon tnnfer poo Songen, bbpri ser
ltoor, vot slmcrifo gjenmer @jem
for bper Ell 9rlig Monb, iom CLIENT
mcr SrGloom, 9fe0 og Sopn og
jubler bgjt 6et5 9fopn," iaa friltes
mon, ion Sagerne ltoar, til at rpite
list pontro poa @opeoet: Set goor
piit life oltib, lpm Hrpltcn preoi=
fer?"
Sloperiet far jo I'LL efter Sigenbe
peret ofifaffet mango slor ber /
9onbet; nlen 0pis man oil LUTTE fine
@lugger en- lille Sn1ule mere op, pil
man til lin ltore Gorbaplelle le, at
ser 9og l,6 og Sag il10 6ripeS Sla>
bert og l1n6crtrDffelie lige for ems
respectable genle. 9foar mon jer poo
Set usle 2ip, ser fpreS bla11ot Mine=
orbej6erne Star efter slor, bil nton
pilt flmne fi116e ct go6t St6elDffe
til set gor1le Gilbert. Ger goor bisie
ltaffels Mfenncifer Sag efter Gog,
9(or eiter 9lor ilioe110e for CIT lslel
0oglan, iom life engang ct til Set
,dhpenoige. Sli0 og Slnb> 6aorlig
6pbe Summer og 9}tb CT alt, bpo0
9ipet bp0er Sem. sll0rig lnerfer Sc
slonoel1s flare Sollfin, olorig 1nGr=
fer Sc bpo0 set CT at 1epe. 9eres
Sirfepla0s er Sc lu0e0e 0finer pg
Oercs usle fottige @Dttcr, ng er Ser
Ell enfelt scr lnGrfer ct <lt fra ST.
pet terltoe, 6a CT bette fun til p0erli=
gere @loge for 6on bons 9ip bliper
6o fun til 1tppipl6te Sopl1 og 2nrgs.
Ter, til Sfltffelic og 8eorag. Og lta=
Sig tltngere og tl1ngere logger Mine.
fo.1gerre s(oget poa slrbeiberenS
|5fl,lore: v@on lful trpffes, til bar
bliper ct 0Dr, cit frpben0e @tn0, 6e1
ifol Tqlpe for 5lobepi01fen. - Wier
el1oelig blfper slaget for tl1lngt. slr:
bejoeren organiierer Jig ban faltel
eloget, goar paa @trejfe, io1n set fal
0es. slrbej6sgiperen Ter baonligt
u8rgp $ bare, jeg far Ser, ieg ba1
@el1oene @ul6et flinaer, ,pd itruf!
itrplnmer &n0ersnen0ene til. Sill
ten % Me0en 1neloer iig iblanot s.
5trejfelr6e. Some % 8grn ifrigel
/ |paa 8rgo. 9elt baagner &aoet. D1i
nefonge1l biloe gjgre Nrbei6ere11 ii
let % set e. lt)ffeoe oes men Sc
s'ler lite Sen frDbeuo pll1l oet er bfel
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01
Gn fpinocli9 8poocl. 5 Gpn0ags

Gn fpinoeli9 8pbbcl. 5 Ssn0o9s
blep en Neger lpncbet @oltbam, /
Nerbe6en al @mporio> &onlas. @an
bob6e forgbet &ol0t9gt moo Ell IA
slar gamnrel Dbi6 Eige og forib9t
Sen lonrr1e Gorbrp6elle mes tire bpi6e
Seltre. San b1ep fonget efter nelten
to Tigers Sagt, og 90 fan al 1prig=
be6en bro9tes in6 til gmporia, lpgte
en- Tolfebob at foa fat poo bom for
at brebe bom. &olitiet forte bom til
@altbom, men oglaa ser bar ser en
S6olfebub tifite0e, Ser reb bam fra 9}o<'
litiet. Sen unge Eige> MOS bpem
ban baD0e 6Det Gol6tegt, log0e cit
Striffe om bans Sols, og fan blep
flp1tget op 9}erberclle al ca. 5000
Mennelfer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01

sSeppe Sepien, cit ung Gonifer
&ortb @mbop, orufneoe forrise Mon=
bog, ioet ban tilligeme6 11ogle al16re
bil6e 6abe en- Spgmmetur set feli=
&c @an0 efter en- BARN Dags baor6e
MrbeiOe. Sans Sig blep fgr1t fun6et
4 Sage efter. Det 6anife 8ro6er-
iomfl,n6, bporaf bolt bar Me6lelr,
bab6e u6lobet en- 8elpn1ing til SEN,
lom fl1n6e ftn6e 9iget.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01
Sucriars Sag / ct. 2onis fcjrc=

Sucri9ts Sae ct. 2pnis iejrc=
oe* MiOlonlmerbogen, Sen "a. SSltli.
Sopeo11llnneret poo Erogronunet
por Nptr9ben al acknowledgements
fra 9uno, Sperige. 6bjti6eligbc0en
fa1ot 'Stc0 lt0ltillingens 6eitiol oa
bcgpn0te ne0 Ell &elfonrl lttale al 6.
81. Gltruner. Soler 6ol0tes oesltoe1
al u. @. SS. 2ogerltebt, Speriges
@cnerolfpluisiGr, Gr. s. g. Garlioll
fra Mi1uelotos Stotsuniperi iitet, Or.
@llitop sln0reer, Ereli6ent for sllt=
gnltano College 93ocf Sslon6, ST.,
og 6. S. q. gricflon fra Boone, SSo.
Scrub for @ejtioeligbe6erne / Teit=
iolen fol1ot cit 8aro6e Steo. 6lere
ipenlfe 6oreninger oeltog. ct 5e=
legram blep opleit fra Song Oscar,
Ser lelfote lin og 9ronntngens Sill
ien til 2anosmano ianlet / ct.
Souls.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01
9amifc 9Sarcr til Gauaba.

~uuIC NuICI Ill OuuuOu. 9I.
ST. &osm1sieu Montreal, Ser poo
flere Maaoer far forlbgt at iu6fere
banlfe &orer til Gono6o> bor I'LL lot
Jig / Torbinoelie mes ~Donif @rport
Si6e11Oe" / lalnlne 9lnle0ning. Mon0t
oanife 6irn1oer, ser ollerebe far BE-
npttet 2ejligbeoen til at iette Jig
Sorbinoelie mes ST.. &osn1usien,
flume ri nnpne: $. Gbriitofferien,
s(9erbrngsre6lfa5er, @olebp, 9ol=
lon0; Stollfneobt & Meper, Geo=
bonolere, ,&jpbelebopn og @br. Senlen,
Sfotpjsfabrifal1t, 6reberifsbop1t ifr.
v3anebrog".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01
RIandt rand$mXnQ / Ht1erika.

Uneressante 9uaattse ira manse Rider.
Gn 9amf miitct 2,4OO &rpncr

@n 9anif miitct 2,4OO &rumcr
@aibinston. ~Eittsburg @o5ette"
fpr Sen "a. 0ioi in5ebploer ct lpl1=
gere Ielegram al %. @foi fra 8olb=
ington ne0 Sberlfrifterne: @n 0onlf
meoer Ell blo116 @fjpnbe0 - Yoo
Seien til Hittsb11rg - Miltet 64O
Dollars @afbington. S ieloe Sc
legramntet leles: 9R,:. 8. Cd, Ell
fjeltct 6oulf Mon0> be boer &jp-
beltbapu, forloo Gfterlniooog @olb=
ington fattigere, n,en flogere. @ol,
ifal til ct. 2ouis lanmen mes ct
bonif &ejieiellfab og far opbolot Jig
fer nogle Gage slrlington Sotel.
S Sdroags slftes bop0e 8. lpilt @io=
0og l16e, % 6a ban brep bjem til
Sotellet, mgote bon Ell b9i itotelig
8lonoine, iom tiltraf fig bans Sp=
merflombeo. Sc fom inart / ner=
mere Samtole, og ga 8. ioa pen0te
tilbage til Sotellet, gior0e fan 6en
idrgelige Spoagelie, at bon bab6e mi
ltet $40 Collars / fontonte 8enge.
San mel0te Sagen til 8olitiet, iom
6o9 life bibtil bar fl1n6et Set minoIte
Sppr al Sen BLONDE Srpllerinoe. 9.
er nit rejlt ot6ere til Yittsburg meo
tit Selifab.
Sao bi0t hi fon ic, ifriper ct 6onif
8lo0, 0reier Set Jig ON en fjenot
oanif &ejieferer, Ser mango Mor
bor pGret onlat bos itore 9fejiebure=
ouer, 81. a. / Eoris, og giennemforet
lrrlig europa meo. @unore6er al
&ejieielifober. Mon lerer al ben
Siltorie, at leIb Sc melt reilepo11te og
rejieerfarne glemmer olle 6oriigtig=
be6sregler, naor Sen blonoe SrDller-
i11oe piler iie;
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Gtatsre9mifabct for Bette 1Sinons

S< e5''1'e< TT 0e31e OF'3e373~
oor ofiluttes 30. Suni. Oct pentes,
at set e110elige Spgjpr bill gtue 1e=
nlofroterue eu6el &onppogl1epooben /
$5nn0e, efterion1 Set ler uo til, at Ser
ioor pil blipe ct ltnberifl10 Stats=
fosien. ga 93eJnlfobet ofilutteOes /
Moltoogs, bite Set iiA at Ser bar eli
lll,bcrbolo>1ce poo nnlten As Millio=
ner Collars. Ser ct 6og MuligbeO
fnr, at Ser pil fon1n1e tilnerneliesnis
Sollonce i11ocn Sen el1belige slfllut=
ming.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01

Trn sara 9iobl=Gmitb, Gnfe efte:
BEN berplnte 6oni if=amerifonife 8ille0=
bugger, Ser / 11ogen Sib far ligget
ipg pao 9iafonislebolpitalet / &je<
benboD11> er nu nogel1lul16e roif, rej1t
til Moribo, bDor FUN ogter at tage
sommeropbolo bos EN- @giter for at
fomne belt til &r9fter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01
&rano paa &crocmsmoit itillingen.

Srano paa &crocnsnoitillingen,
St0lte 6reOag bar llOltillingen trl1et
al en- alpprlig 8ron0f fore. Ser op-
lto0 SIS Set laafal0te 9ot=boo=@us,
ser ne0brnnote til @rl1l10e11 nre6 lit
bele Snobol6. @n 5i0 loa set no
til, at Seras og Oregon 8pgningerne
lant Spiflonos 8pgning og Minepa,
lobiet lful6e ltrgget ne6> men Set lpf.
feoes bog at frelie 6em u6en Sfa0e.
&abet belpber Jig til 10000 Collars.
Sort forin6er 8ron6en mel0tes /
@oo=boo @pgningen, in6len6tes Ml.
lorm fra Ser aiiotiife 8p9ning. Ser
lfete ingen ngpneper6ig Sfa6e, men
alle @lefanterne og &omelerne bleb
piloe af Sfref.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01

9lfbp6 2anbsmanb. 2ors sSobol1=
fen, eli al Nioneererne / sll,bl1rn g.
men CALIFORNIA, Ser mango slor bor
nrcpet Ell ltprre 6orm 11ogle Wiil
Spb for 9pen, ofgif forleOen pee 09=
Sen Oe11 b9je sll0er al 81 s(ar. Cars
SScborlen por fpot poa Tpen % fom
ti0lig 5O'ernc lpm SGlnono til Go=
lifurnio, buor fan BEL eilltttebe Jig til at
blipe. Son fom til Sen @gn for oper
40 s(or liOen og bor olti0 beret Ell
ogtet og ltrGblorn Mon0, og lige til
Sc lihlte Gage bar fan fraftig og rolf.
Sons 9ao ifpl0es ct ntil16re ltbelo.
llnber slrbej0et mes at ne6lope ct
,,ngt Sre fif fan ct let Soar @oan=
ocn, lpm ban 6og life gob pi6ere
elgt poo; rlcn ct AGor Gage efter gif
ser 8etGnoelle Sooret og 8lo6for=
giftning inotroa6te meo 0e6en til
sSelge.