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The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1904-08-18
LOCAL NEWS

Meet me at Tho1nton's soda fount-
ain next Wednesday.
Dave Brown, of jackson, visited
our little city Sunday.
Mrs. VIM. Walker had delight full
trip to Gulpfort last week.
Mrs. I. L. PEBBLES visited W. P.
Darnall's family last week.
Mrs. Nettie Pollock, of Dobson, is
summering at the Chester house.
A. A. WELLS, OF Vicksburg, is
spending his vacation in Brandon.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Pollock left
today for visit in Kemper county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barnes are at
st. Louis this week, seeing the great
fair.
Miss Eunice Boyd, of Greeaville,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. A. g.
Thornton.
Remember August "a, is the day
for the U. D. C's. at Thornton s
drug store.
Miss Tommie Gayden has returned
from visit to Mrs. Aaron Orbach, of
Vicksburg.
Hon. A. @. May and wife, of Jack.
son are spending few days at the
Brandon hotel.
r. E. Patrick, one of our most
prominent citizens, was at the county
capital Tuesday.
Marvin Darnall came over from
Jackson Sunday and spent few days
with homefolks
Miss Jessie Pierce went to Jackson
4 Sunday to spend week with the fam.
lily Of l.. J. Pierce.
I Mrs. j. M. Bullock, who has been
quite sick for the past few days, il
able to be out again.
Durant News: Hon. Pat Henry
and Miss Annie Henry, of Brandon,
visited Durant, Saturday.
II Mrs. J. M. Bullock expects to leave
/ Saturday for Cooper's Wells, and will
go from there to he coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. Smith, Of
Winnsboro La. are visiting their sis
ter, Mrs Ell. O. Washburn.
If you will 60 to Thornton's drug
store on Wednesday next you will FIND
something cool and refreshing.
We are glad to see our venerable
old merchant, Fl. A. Busick, on1
Il again after few days illness.
Hugh d. CASTOR, the popular tin
ner and plumber, of Jackson, was 6
business visitor to Brandon Monday.
Misses Virgie and Shellie McNai
and Mamie Harper are boarding a.
Mrs. Robeson's and attending the nor
NAL.
Miss Alma Gayden and r. F. Brown
are assisting Deputy CLERK Bruce il
making the two additional assessment
yQlla.
Wednesday next is the day the u
DIS have selected to sell ice cream
soda and sherbets at Thornton's drul
store.
John r. Williams, ESQ.,, Of Flor
enoe, was here Monday, attending tn
meeting of the county executive com
mittee.
We are glad to learn that Will Fox
who has been dangerously III ct Yer
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1904-08-18

much enjoyed by quite a crowd Of
young people, cream being served in
abundance.
We have all begun to wish for the
sunshine again, since it has rained SO
much here of late. The crops were
injured great deal on account Of
so much wet weather.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1904-08-18

For the next 10 days we will offer
our stock of Dry Goods, Ladies' Dress
Goods, Notions, Mems Clothing, La
dies and Mems Shoes, Underwear,
Mems and Boys Hats, in fact every
thing in the Dry Goods, Crockery and
Hardware line at Cost.
GAYDEN & 90.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1904-08-18

TO locate any town in Mississippi,
get map, find Brandon, then it is
easy for instance jackson on the
Pearl" is just IL IL miles west from
Brandon. PARTIES desiring homes can
be fixed up in Brandon by
HENRY AND NAY.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1904-08-18

just received car best bagging and
ties Don't fail to get our prices be.
fore you buy.
BRANDON MERCANTILE 90.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1904-08-18

We want to take stock and want
you to help us, and the way to do this
is to come and take anything in the
dry goods line at first cost.
GAYDEN & 90.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1904-08-18

Buggy Harness, Wagon Breeohing,
open and blind brides, and Mems
Saddles at astonishing low prices.
GAYDEN g. co.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1904-08-18

The Brandon Bank is ready to do
business with you on business basis.
w. Fl. Barnes, Cashier.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1904-08-18

Go to Gayden & Go. and get your
wife good buggy.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1904-08-18

FREE1 Write to US for Free Trial
L AUal Package OF Dr.. Miles Anti
Pain Pills, the New Scientific Remedy
for Pain. Also Symptom Blank. Our
Specialist will diagnose your case, tell
you what Is wrong; and how to right It.
LABORATORIES. .ELKHART. IND
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1904-08-18

Health is very good.
We are glad to see some dry wealth
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. E. Comfort and
baby returned Sunday, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. W. T. Carver.
Mrs. Matte Montague has returned
home after few days visit to Lang
ford
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Comfort return
cd to their home near jackson We'd
nesday after visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
T. j. Rodgers.
Lewis Wilson was the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. T. J. Rodgers Sunday.
A. A. Carver has returned to MUIR
ray, Ala, after two weeks visit
with homefolks.
They are progressing nicely on the
new chu rch.
Little Pearl Comfort is on the sick
list this week.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1904-08-18

reys, Gen. Cameron, DR.. Ward, La.
mar Fontaine, were some Of our dis
tinguished guests last week.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1904-08-18
ASSESSMENT BY BEATS.

Following is the personal assess
ment of Rankin county, showing the
valuation in each beat:
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1904-08-18
LUCKNOW

The health of the community is
very good.
There inst any use in taking up
space to tell how it has been raining
for everybody knows But glad to
say we have had few days good
weather.
Mrs. Carrie Redfearn and children
returned home last week from visit
to her parents at Florence. She also
visited relatives at Mendenhall.
Mrs. Wilson, who has been visit
ing relatives at Gulfport, returned
home this week.
Mrs. Trotter and son, of Clinton,
are visiting her sister, Mrs. J. G.
Writ.
j. G. Cox is having his house re-.
covered.
The Brandon news. (Brandon, Miss.) 1892-1961, 1904-08-18

charges Of selling whisky, carrying
concealed weapons, and whipping his
wife. He plead guilty to all the in
dictments, and on the first charge he
was fined 5000 and sentenced to &C
days in Jail; on the second $50 and &C
days, and on the third $40 and 60
days, and all costs, which means
about five years on the county farm.
Mr.. Martin is making quite a record
in detecting the sale Of whisky, and
deserves credit for his untiring efforts
in that direction.
In summing up the social features
of the veterans reunion at Aberdeen
the Aberdeen Weekly thus speaks Of
Brandon's beauty and gallantIy repre-
sented at that notable gathering
Miss Annie Henry, dashing. rega
girl, with great brown eyes and wav
ing, golden hair. daughter Of that dis
tinguished soldier and jurist, Hon
Pat Henry, was sponsor for Mississip
pi, and her maid Of honor was bril-
liant brunette, charming and vivac
ious Miss Bessie McCaskill, daughter
of Gen. J. L. MoCaskill. Of Brandon
a soldier who was handsome in con
federate uniform of gray. Mrs. Win
ston Houston was their chaperon.
Gen. Lowry, Gen. McCaskill, Maj
Pat Henry, Gen. Webb, Maj. Helm
| Hon. John NJ. Allen, B. G. Humph
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-18

Ser CT mere &otorrD / De,1ne @gn
al 2on6et, emo olle on6re 5pg6om<
tilIammen, og BEN bleb in0til Be
it6ite fao Mar aniet JON 1tbelbreoe=
Zig. S mango, mango glor erflereoe
2egerne Sen for en- Total Spg6om
og forelfrep lofale Mioler, og ga Sc
life opnoaeoe @e%lbre0elbe pe0 lofal
@e6on0ling, erflere6e Sc Sen for
ubelbre6elig. @t6enlfaben bor be-
bilt, at &atorrb CT cit fonltitutionel
Spg6om og 6erfor freezer fonltitu=
ttonel 8ebanbling. @oll's @atarrb
Cure, fabriferet al S. S. Cheney &
60, Sole6o, Ohio, ct set eneite fon=
ltitutionelle 2egemi66el / Marfe6et.
Set tages in5ben6ig / @orttoner fra
10 9raaber til en- Gbeifeful6. Set
birfer 6irefte paa 8lo6et og @plte=
NETS @1tmbinoer. Sc tilbp6er ct
bunore6e Dollars for etbbert EilfeG'
6e, set life fan furere. 5frip efter
@irful9rer % Bibnesbpr6.
M6resie:
S. s. @DeneD & Co., Toleoo, 8.
S9lges bos Mpotbefere, 75c.
&oll's 6amilD Bills er 6e bebitc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-18
San fitbte Jig fri.

Sen fpIgenbe Siitorie fortelles
paa @efoitningen al Ell nplig u0-
nepnt foin6elig Snipeft6r / en- al
@bila6elpbias offentlige Sfoler. SUN
tar en- Sag til 5te6e / en- &lasie,
bbor en- lille Sur netop ltraffeoes for
en- Meffe Misgierninger.
2ereri11oen omtolte ban1 lom uben
berlte &negt / bele Sfolen; ban er
lite til at itille roget op meo - ieg
bar prdbet allie Slags Straffemtbo.
Ser"
~&ar De nogenlinbe prbbet &enlig=
Be6?" ipurgte Ben anben Game milot.
~SSa, / 8egpn6ellen; men set NIT
te6e lite noget."
Da @folen bar beo at lutte, ba6
Snipeftricen Sen uartige Dreng, ON
ban btl6e beige ben6e Sen fgIgenbe
2gr0ag.
Sill oct faitiotte Gi6spunft ino=
fon6t en- Dreng Jig. Sen penlige Sn>
ipeftrice bite bam fine imuffeite 8il-
le0er, ipille0e lin be0lte Melo0ier og
ierbereoe en- leffer 9uncb paa Set
6eiligite finelilfe Borcellen for bom
og. fonot iaa 9iebliffet beleiligt til
at begDnbe i'm lille vYre6ifen".
~Min lille &en," tog bum oltioo
fat, ~par gu life meget feo al al
itaa / Sfammefrogen ioran bele &las,
len?"
rl1n6ffpl6, Srefen!" afbre6 Dren>
gen ben6e me6 Mur6en fulb al Sage,
~bet bar life mig, Sc iaa. Set bar
Beter, og ian gap mig ii Gents for at
gaa berop til 9em og b9re poa 9e=
res Goreorag."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-18
rivtt
5prnbet. @enftre Gi6e ,.teae>
meotaaet.
&tlbjielis til at faa atpPleftiff
&IaatilfGl1e.
9r. @2tleS' Weroitte 8at mig nbt
Qih.

r9ette Ct for ct betraite. at leg bar brugt ST. mile8
Utibler i%nbftraft yr6b}S fnrltg bans Heft0ratipe Nerrs
ine. ipna Bar. 9iort Dieui!oers for mig. Jor Jets aaz
tben bapbe ieg ne1pes Spettelfe os after for tire aar
foen. peo boilfen 2eiligbeb ie9 teg9nbte at BRUCE ST..
bet Jets Meaoneber D9 bar iben brugt bet IeiIiQbebsptS.
!! Ss tfOits to a a t,: Sssg e. s.rattiit TAFT ta ~ 99ane %.
hapbe t1r 1neget jleutute Mnfolb Of Wabeimerter, I9eN
foen grusen Of 9terpine tan ies ipiie neiten boabiOm..
helit.. jog. ptfter. uben @ta6e.o Seq blen u~nber{p9t /
G.u1aba aI en- berput tpit 2ese for tie gar fben. Sant
%fortolte mig. at leg Dar tilbptelig til at faa Glasti!felbe.
noarion1belit, pg at belle min benitre @ibe bar n1eaes
%asSteg9et; Set bar Iiss tsr ieg Ibes9nete at bruee Sr-
ntiles, @eftpratioe geroine. Wtit Nrbeibe | to o9 Ct
9salpt sar bar paret 11eget baarot for mine Nerper-
Seq er praiibetenbe sgloife pg refer gjenneut mime ST.
~ftritter CO. 10, 600 Wtil boert Nar. pr96ifer giennemfn;t.
Jig fent !Sange PM usen. foruben at bore ttlitebe heb
Torretnin9sl1pber. o9 bar Masier af onbre gli9ter beb
Slben at. 9atfet bore 81. M}iles' &eItnr attpe Sserpiue
bur ]eg nu1bet / Wagt trpbS bette baaroe glrbeibe. ,nb.
ii isg I'M oe!er 1856 Nfuab: noefte,1, 20 Wunb mere enb
l'otil . al min Seoetib. Seq prgbifer 9terbir,e. .bpor
saer Wtapefp9bom. "-@ep. M. s. Wtepers. grefibine
eloer. Stree Mfetbuoiit @bnr9. Gorrectipnpile. sSa.
Mae glpotbetere fel9er % goranterer ben fsrite
Slaite al 9r: Milss' a%e9em,6ler.. @trto eiter II
Bog pm ,g%asroefitet pg Rjertefp9boume. sloreskx
ST. wiles' Wteoieal Co.. Glfhart. sSnb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-18

- 2ngen (til en- Gienitepige, Der
tent ON aftenen bor ringet poa bans
Dprfloffe): v@bab gnifer De?"
Yigeu: vSSeg 1h1Ioe bi1ie Dofto-
TEN 1uo mango @ange fra ST.. &an-
fen % 1ige> at n11 bar bon 800, Fan
bilbe gierne bebe 0oftoren fomme
biem og gibe bam en- Mttelt paa Set. "
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-18

= @n Garmer bap6e anflaget en-
Mar6. for Mn6etDbert og blep lpnrgt
al Dommeren;. ON ban MI ogiaa bar
ganife big paa, at 6e paagieGoenbe
|@@nber bar bans. Garmeren iparebe
og CAB Ell nbie 8eifrioelie
Faf 6ieffreet. vMen De Ter 10 affu>
rat no iom on6re 9@nber," bemerfe>
Sc Dommeren, rieg bar i4p nogle
paa min Garm, ser iparer til Deres
8ef frtbelie.
uDet ct go6t muligt," ipareoe Gar'
mere1, vtbi / oen iib1te Gib CT ser at-
ter blebet i%tiaalet nogle flere @nser
fra mig"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-18

&onocr 3 npe 8 beotcr=
bp9ni ing Ser tillige inoeboloer
flor &elta,rant=, Safe % &lublpfa=
Ter, inonies pe6 eli flor Set @cgpn=
ocli cit al Tebrl,ar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-18

- On Wan6 fra 8e]tlanbet / Nfor=
9e fom til Breiten og 1ful6e bobe fit
8ar11, en- 9reng, inbifrebet til Doa-
ben.
~@bab ffal 0rengen be66e?"
uSu," ibarebe @an6er, min Ga.
ser be6 Mubs og min @ones Go6er
be6 Ma6s og 6erfor bbr bel 9rengen
rette1t beb6e 6 omas?"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-18
Dr.. Niles Hnfi-pain pills.

Ct burtiat, fftert Ds paalibeliet Meibbef for iss Ell,
uerpes 9opebpine. @psfmerer, Mapepine. aeuralsit
serpsttet. sSrritabilitet, Sppnlssbeb, Sist, @eiatsst
Snbebolber bperfen Opium, ener wtorfin og ~efterlaoe
iugen ilen1uts gfternirtninscr. Is SoTis Csc. pat
aputi)c..cr e1er fe:ocs al 2r. miles Mebieal
Co.. Git1art, Sno.lua.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-18
Sire fre,mraaenbe Mabue.

&1ropatftn, &11rofi og &l1rifo CT
blebne befien6te 8er6en ODER - 6e to
fgrite iom 96eleggere at Menneife-
lib - Sen ii6ite iom en- 8ebarer.
Sen fienfer 2tp, Sl1nobe0 og
2pffe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-18

= .&ar gu allerebe bbrt, Sen,
tins / 8olI 5treet bar tnbt ollie De
Yenge, iom ban bapbe fortient meo
fin fi61te 8og?"
r&pao ct oct for en- 8og, ban bar
frepet?"
v@porfeoes man iitfert fan pinoe
8enae / @all @treet."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-18

mig Image for at giptte bans On
ffer. Gor ban ogoe, taffe6e ban mig
for min &leie, fpsieoe mig og gnifebe
mig alt goot."
rOg efterlob fine Benge til Sir.
fen," iag6e Eonten, vbpor BET Iigner
Dom!"
@oia 10. nOnfeI bapbc 10 Sob al
gigre meb fine &enge, bbao ban piloe,
ban baboe lite lobet mig 1toget."
Da Der bar gaaet en- Maane6, maat.
te Eanten inbrgmme, at bun alorie
bao6e eipet ii &roner be6re no END
Dem, &oia fit. Sen unge 8ige toe
fig al alt / &uiet, fogte, Yegte o9
orbneoe alt, uben at BET loo til at fal.
De benoe bonlfeligt.
nSSeg tan lite foritoa, at 6en lille,
mgrfe, fine Sfabning, ser er op6ra.
get til at ii6oe og figee / en- 8og, Tan
faa alt oct giort," iagbe Ganten tit;
"ie9 maa iige, bum tager 8proen fra
mig"
Saa tom @ommeren. On Mor=
gen fom &oiu % Soief ino / @tuen
meo EN- &urp friifpluffeoe Sor6ber.
Gouten 1to6 og lapeoe Sit. Sun iaa
ben poa oe unge Menneifer og blep
forbobiet pe0 at ie, bbor lpffelige 6e
iaa no. 2t6t efter> ba Sc bar enc,
ia9oe Soief til fin @o6er:
~9nif mig til 2pffe> Mooer, &oia
bor lopet at blibe min lille @ultru."
Gru Gtetn Draft / @roao. ~9u er
fun iefs oe tppe Mar, SoIef!"
v2tge to Mar 9l6re END Sober par,
% ban egte6e min egen, ib6e Moeer.
@reo MI iffe> Mo6er, men Jig mig
arligt, ONT gu fun6e tenfe Dig en-
be6re Sbigerootter emo Dor igoe
@oia?"
Ga &oia ienere Tom ino, bap6e
&antet fattet Jig iaa meget, at bun
tenligt funbe biIie ber6e iom Datter,
men BUN fun6e life la6e bore at Re.
mGrfe: rSeg troe6e rigtignof, 1t
9u me6 Sin Boglerbom pil6e 9oue
peret beiere til 8eirs."
@oia imileoe. vSSeg bar alorig ea=
ifet an6et en6 at bIipe gift me6 en-
Man6, ser bab0e ct iaa go6t og e6elt
&iarte iom Soief," iagbe bun. Me6
De 0ro baooe FUN bunoet @pigermo-
Gereu for &artiet.
Sm Mftenen, ga 6e ia6 ia1nmen /
Sasmtnlpitbuiet beo @ab1en, ia9oe
&oia plu6lelig:
n@ilbe 9u gierne bore rig, So
fef?"
nsSfff Site iuit rig, men leg btloe gierne
bope &enge NOT til at f1lnne gibre
2ibet bpggeligt for min lille &uftru,"
|iag6e ban.
,SQ Du. Eante, bil6e 91 qiern{
Eb9re rig?"
+ vMaturliebis; met, BET 91ife far
leg roliet opeioe, I min Mloer ba1
man ingen l1oiigt til at bIibe bet."
vMen Du er oet!~ raobte Moia of
flappeoe / &euoer, rog Soief er BET
%: ieg ct set! OnfeI efterlo6 tut
@irfen @alooelen at fine @enge, 1870,
900 &roner te1ton1entereoe ban mig
men Sc 1naatte fpr5t u6betoles mig
paa ben Dag, bbor leg egteoe ct
Man6, Der bop6e friet til mig / Ser
Gro, at leg boz futtig. So leg fon
til 9ig, Eonte, bar leg pirfelig fati{
og oi6ite lite, bbor leg ffuloe ben
leg one6e lite, at leg efter iaa tor
EEi6s SorIpb 5fuIbe blipe iaa >1obr1lgs
Ipftelie."
Sci forboI6t fig pirfelig alt fam,
men, iom @oia 1agbe. &otaren> Del
uobetoIte @o1u Mrpen paa 8rplIups'
6ager, iugoe:
v@eI bar min gamle Silent er
|Serling, mer1 ban bob6e &ien6ifaf
til @ennelfene, og leg tror iffe,a at bot
paa en- flogere Mao6e fun6e babe Be
lbnnet Sem for 9eres 0pofrelie
@aa leg snife Sem in6erlig til 2pffe
Sru Sofef @tetn."
+, &t @oia lite bar iunfen / fin @bi
,eermo6ers Mgtelfe, for6t BUN bab6t
biIt fig at bore rig, er set pel neiter
oberf1bbigt at ti1feie.
~ c>or+4,o. korSo o41fInnof on
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-18

~ w 0%tlt@S WI ~ ASsIOS.
v@Iler fienser 9u lite en- eller ar-
ben, Der funoe Babe 8rue for en- Sic,
ueItepige?"
Santen oabneoe Dsben, fal6te fin
spn i11o til Grofoiten % ip,1rgte 1aa
@oia:. .@porfor bill 8l life blioe
ber?"
.Goroi jog eierne oiIoe tiene nit
8rbe."
set fam Du ogiaa fer, ,1oar Da1
ielp bill. Seq blioer go,nn1el % fa.
life oberfomr1e alt ielp, leg bar lnn.
ee tenft paa at toge en- @ige. 8il
Du taee eoot fat, Tan 9u faa @lao'
fen. Seq bill gipe Die ii @roner on,
Moaneoer, og alt frit / &uiet."
Set tager leg gierne imob," iagoe
@oiu meo ct lpffeligt emil.
Mu traaete Soief ind, en- u,.g,
imuf Mano, fritz % freibig, meb ell
lille, ersr @ren ! fin lpfe &at Son
btlite benligt og biarteligt paa 6e:'
ufien6te @l9gtntng.
v0nfel er altiaa 6gb?" ipurgtt
ban; .bolot Du t1eset at bam?"
vDet Tan ieg lite fige," iagoe @oia;
.bor bar l,benlig, gnaDe1 % tatfte
aItis Inn paa fig ielb. Men leg gior'
! Sc min @ligt ODER for bum % gioroe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-18

= st @t6ne forfIare6e, at Fan poa
en- Safe bab6e me6t @ogeren, % at
6enne bap6e binfet paa 0pbarteren %
iagt-
~@ent li6t," nobrp6 &lagerens
Goribarer, .ieg p~roteiterer moo, at
min Barts u6toleIie citeres."
Ser op1tob en- balp Gimes Debot /
Mnlebning al B~roteiten, inoen Dom-
merer, atgab Sen &ien6elie, at ben lite
fuloe tages tilfelge.
v@oa bibere ne6 Deres 6orfIa-
ring % oplps, bbo6 &lageren iagbe,"
befaIeoe 9ommeren b%eitibelig.
r$an iag6e: Bring mig en- 8if
meb 2eg!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-11-18
Tal1it if1tloe ftirre os / 1imenc,

O
ONT ri olti6 fful6e ielge bore 10 Doll.
eleftriife Domebelter v@alfpria"
for tim $3.50. @or S%ortieneite lig=
ger / Sc go6e &eiultater, bore 89lter
altib biier, og 6erbe6 giber % @aab
.Sremti6en at faa pore ful6e @riier.
81 bill en6n1 ielge 500 r@alfpria"
9umebelter for $3.50. @enb Moal
ont2ibet, 8elbbet FAINT opgib @pmp.
TONER.
&alfbria electric Self g.,
1923 @elroie st., Gbicaso, Sll.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-23

Fitted bags and suit cases to please
everybody at Barnun's. Ills Nicollet.
Big picture sale and framing pictures
cheap. zesbaugh, IL Fifth street s.
Christmas iewelry and novelties. John
S. Allen, Guaranty bldg, open evenings.
Russian chocolates and other unusual
CONNECTIONS. Louise H. Morton, $40 Mic
ollet avenue. ..s>s- a
Perfumes that last, leading new odors
Gamble & Ludwig, druggists, So1-503 Hen
nepin avenue. 49,
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock an old
English carol service will be given in st.
Marks cathedral. -s - ~.~,--~
The Christmas exercises Of the Sunday
school Of Fowler M. e. church will be
given this evening at the church, Frank
lin and Dupont avenues.
3d. Subscriptions to all magazines and pa
pers taken to the Century News Store, 6
Third street S, near Hennepin avenue,
will receive prompt service.
Fancy opera bags from s1.00 up. Bill
books. letter and card cases in great va
riety, and hundreds Of useful and artistic
presents at Barnums Leather Goods
| store.
Lost-In September or October, either
in street pr street car, gold belt buckle
in form OF figure eight, set with diamonds
and sapphires. Very liberal reward. Re-
turn to Forman-F'ord g. Co., 116 Washing
ton avenue 8.
Arthur Ward manager for the Rival
Herb Tablet company, has moved from
Williamsport, Pa, to Minneapolis, and has
opened an office at 403 Kasota block. Mr..
Ward has with him references from the
best Williamsport and Pennsylvania peo-
| pie.
Hockey teams in Northeast Minneapolis
are arranging for large ice rink to
cover the entire block between Quincy
and Jackson streets, Twenty second and
Twenty-third avenues NE. An effort will
| be made to raise funds for erecting a
clearinghouse. as the park board Is not
| likely to provide one.
| The Minneapolis Kindergarten associa-
| ton, which has been conducting kinder
garten at the Lincolnschool, Is at a loss to
| find school room. 1t is not likely that the
burned Lincoln school will be rebuilt. as
the location is not desirable and the board
of education is anxious to sell the prop
erty. The Blaine school, which is near
| est the district, is overcroWded.
| Altho the Minneapolis postoffice au.
thorities have used every possible means
| In their power to make public the par
cells post convention recently completed
| between this country and Norway, most
| of the packages sent have failed to COM
| ply Win Ine iSSuiettlOuS. Lie ~COIlSe-
quence is that the packages will be re.
turned sometime after the Christmas
rush is over, to the senders.
Technical magazines have begun de-
scriptions Of the new power station Of the
street railway company in Minneapolis
Howard s. Knowlton has an elaborate
article in the Engineering Record Of New
York on the mechanical features of the
plant. A view of the new building is
Eprinted with sectional view of the sta
ton, section elevation thru the boiler
room, floor plan. photograph of the en-:
gineroom and another Of the boilerroem
Over page Is devoted to the reading
matter alone.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1904-12-23
I COLD WAVE COMING !.
Zero Weather Due In Minneapolis by
Christmas or Before,

A fall Of twenty-six degrees or. more
IS the pleasant prospect for Christmas
weather which Observer Outram is hold
ing out: Notwithstanding, it will be a
green Christmas, for the snow which has
been falling today won It last long, ac-
cording to the weather man IS data. .'.
=. The. cold wave which is headed this
way will arrive this evening. It is
coming from the northwest, where TEN.
peratures of SO degrees below are re.
ported at Alberta and other points.
Today the cold wave had reached
North Dakota where the mercury was
chasing itself down to the bottom of the
thermometer at terrific rate.
To verify the cold wave prediction,
the thermometer will have to drop to
Zero. a difference of twenty-six degrees
and it may go farther. :$Ys t.rs+ :.
:. If the weather becomes extremely
cold before Tuesday morning, it will
mean a great deal of suffering for some
poor families as the city poor depart.
ment closes at l pm. tomorrow follow.
ing the usual. Saturday practice, and re.
mains closed until Tuesday morning
Monday being legal holiday. In case
there is danger of being too much suf.
fering, w. P. Barton, superintendent of
the poor, may arrange to have the office
open part of the day Monday. ~.