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Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09

A more sadly mismanaged regatta
than that at New London last week
was never held, says a writer in a
sporting paper. Everyone said Charles
HI. Schweppe, a Harvard alumnus, who
had charge of it, was responsible, and,
in the absence of any visible ally, he
will have to bear all the blame. In
former years Julian W. Curtis had
charge of the regatta, and it had in
variably been conducted in a system
attic, business-like way. This year,
however, the one idea seemed to be to
display an utter disregard for The feel
ings or wishes of many thousands Of
spectators, and to impress said unfor-
tunate spectators with the autocratic
power Of Mr. schweppe. There was abb
solutely no excuse for listening to the
half-hearted protest on the part Of the
Yale varsity against the condition of
the water at 1890, on June Both, The
race could have been rowed then under
excellent conditions. and the visitors to
New London could have left that town
in good time later in the afternoon. AS
1T was, they. were forced to remain I'M
til Friday, Or see no race. The delib-
crate attempt to hold one observation
train on the bridge and another on the
waters edge above the two until after
the express train for Boston and New
York had pulled out, Thursday night,
smacked of the professional spirit In
its worst form. The interests of New
London hotel and saloon keepers re-
ceived entirely too much consideration.
Next year let us return to Curtis, or
make the man who does handle the re-
gatta give bond to bear in mind the
fact that when more than 10000 per-
sons gather together to witness a sport
ing event, they have a few small rights
that are not to be trampled on by a
diminutive autoerat.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09


As piece of downright fragrant
abuse of the printing privilege in the
Congressional Record, the action of the
republicans using the Congressional
Record as a campaign document was
brought to light by the vigilance Of
Chairman .Cowherd of the democratic
congressional committee, says our
Washington correspondent Represen-
tative McCleary of Minnesota has been
here ever since the adjournment of
congress and he has prepared a cam
paign document and had it printed in
the Record so that the republican cam
paign managers can send it out under
their franks. The story is that on
April % last, Mr. McCleary got one
minute OF time in which to deliver
speech. He spoke his little minute and
sat down and did not as is the custom
get either leave to print or permission
to extend his remarks in the Record.
Imagine the surprise OF everybody
when the Record came out on June 90,
seven weeks after the adjournment of
congress, the latest in the history Of
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09
Fossil Rain Drops. !"

In slabs of Triassic rock little de-
pressions are often seen which have
been called fossil rain-drops," the
Idea being that they were formed by
showers on muddy sea- beaches, and
preserved by being covered with lay
or of mud at the next high tide. But a
correspondent of Nature, in England,
suggests in view of recent observations
Of his on flood plain in the Dorm val
ley, that the supposed impressions of
rain-drops may really be due to pit
tings formed by bubbles in a film Of
He has watched the formation of many
such pittings, and found that after the
mud has dried they exactly resemble
fossil rain-drops."
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09
PARKER FOR PREsTDENT


The democrats in convention at st
Louis have put in most strenuous
week and the work they have accom-
pltshed is bound to bear fruit. The
many passages at arms between states
men there assembled shows conclusive
ly to the people of the country that the
convention has not been run by any
one man or clique, such as was the one
at Chicago q few weeks ago. The in
terests Of the whole people were con-
sidered by the democrats and the result
of the work accomplished will be hailed
with joy by all true democrats. The
nomination of Judge Alton B. Parker
was a foregone conclusion for several
weeks, and while here and there were
men who preferred another candidate,
the great mass of the people have been
looking towards Parker for long time.
There was magnetism in his silence,
even though the opposition tried to
make capital out of it. Judge Parker
will be heard from at the right time.
If ever there was case where the
presidency sought the man it can be
claimed for Judge Parker. He has
frowned upon all schemes to get him
before the public, or to make bids for
the nomination, and is for that reason
a better man for the place. Even in
the center of political and legislative in
trigue, where the weaknesses and self
ish ambitions of public men are so soon
searched out, this strong, brave, modest
man has not an enemy" says one
writer in speaking of the democratic
candidate. At the top of the Albany
hill he sits. black robed, on the bench.
Men of all parties, including his ASSOC
ciates on the bench, bear witness that
Judge Parker, in the face of exception
al 1attery and against the pressure OF
thousand influences, has maintained
the highest traditions of his great jul
dicial office by his consistent aloofness
from politics, his simple, unpretending
dignity and his devotion to his public
duties. The kindly looks turned upon
him in the streets, the Difference paid
| to him wherever he moves, without re-
| spect to party, and the frank admira-
ton expressed when his name comes
| up in private conversation in this cyni-
cal and suspicious neighborhood, show
how fully his sincerity, breadth of
mind and modest independence nave
impressed themselves upon those VINO
have him under daily scrutiny. Kind
ness of heart, flrmness of will, charity
in the judgment of others, constancy in
friendships, love of work for it's own
sake, neighborliness, quiet scorn for
demagogy, self righteous attitudes oil
spectacular methodist are his
recognized traits. He is never a boast.
er, and his sense of humor will not per-
nit him to be pompous. 1t would be
hard to find man of more simple and
Wholesome manners-a cultivated jurist
who has always been and still is a sue.
cessful practical farmer" And this
is the man the democrats of the coun-
try have nominated for the highest
office in the land.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09
Warning to Farmers.

What has been called the ginseng
craze" has been SO prevalent among
farmers in many districts of the United
States that the department OF agricul-
ture has considered it expedient to sound
a note of warning. Previous to 1902
China imported from this country only
$4,000 pounds of ginseng in four years
"A quantity which could be raised on
single farm of rs acres. Let ginseng
alone. 1t Is delusion and a snare, = is
Secretary Wilson's advice to farmers.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09
Skin Troubles from Wells.

A German physician has discovered
that the wearing Of tight lace wells
may easily produce skin troubles. The
nets catch and hold dust and entrap
all general impurities of the air, and
endanger not only the complexion but
the lungs.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09
Bleeding at the Nose.

Wash the temples. nose and neck
with vinegar, or snuff UP the nose
vinegar and water. To prevent this
complaint, eat great many raisins
and drink much whey every morning.
Good Health.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09
Wooden Wedding.

whats the row over on the next
street?"
"Only wooden wedding
wooden wedding?"
Eyes, a couple of Poles getting mar
ried. Princeton Tiger,
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09
Fortified Monaetaries.

Russia has a. number of monasteries
in Palestine. A recent traveller was sur
prised to find them strongly fortified and
having loopholes for guns.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09

unsettlement
hand the accommodations of wealth controlling in united
corporations the and the markets of the world These
called trusts They counted dangerous
THERE DANGER DisTRUsT
BREED THAN IN TRUSTS THEMSELVES.
And they to be Judged though they all bad
though they altogether good but be judged by the methods
Of their organizations the MOTIVES Of their administration and
the CHARACTER of their members.
On the other hand there the great organizations of workers.
labor trades unions running through the whole the indus
trial world and the danger of those organizations lies much
their of federated labor their tendency TO DEVOUR
EACH OTHER and to disunte and exclude
Unions NEITHER ALL GOOD NOR ALTOGETHER
BAD. difference between the inhumanty of
wheat qnne and the nhumany freezing the entire
population of country by strike midwinter dhon
orng the bodies of the dead making their burial IMPOSSIBLE
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09
Something Just as aood.

Have you coat-of-arms 2" she asked.
No" he replied, "but I have a 40
horse power automobile. Chicago Rec
ord-Herald.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09
Japs in United statea

Twelve years ago there were 1000
Japanese in the United States. To-
day there are 24,3OO.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09
Wireless for Rnata

Long Island sound boats are being
generally equipped with wireless tele-
graph outfits.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09
1.-THE BEST ALE
/ EVER DREW. :

That's the exact expression used by
a well known local cafe proprietor a
few days ago, referring to our popular
alpha Ale" He had tried all the
other kinds. too, and knew what he
was talking about. What better adj
vertisement can be asked than such
voluntary words of praise? And what
a compensation for our untiring efforts
to produce the best ale on the market!
Needless to tell about our ''PallidaD
Lager. That established its great re-
putation years ago. Telephone for
trial order if you want the best. Tele-
phones: Brewery, $40; Bottlery, 1852.
The HeIImann Brewing Co.,
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09
Trusts and Their Relations
To the Labor Unions

BY Bishop w. c. DoANE Of Albany
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09

HERE is nothing more dangerous or disastrous than
the attempt to make hidebound and hard and fast
lines of CLAssIFICATIONs AMONG MEN
unless it be the dastardly and devilish attempt
ANTAGONIZE these classes as they exist.
Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1904-07-09
Worth Considering.

You needn't experience the incon-
venience of going into pawnshops any
longer. we will accommodate you
with any amount by calling at 172
South Main street-in the store, not a
pawnshop. All business strictly conf
gdential. full line of watches and
jewelry always on hand.
We also do repairing of watches,
clocks, jewelry, and engraving, and
gsarantee all our sales and work to
give perfect satisfaction or money re-
funded. Try us once and be convinced.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-11

fagasfanaf6ysamhngsn erholl
/ torsdags White Star Coffee Cos
pris bestaende af en- $50 fornicklad
kaffekokare. Prisutdelningen for
siggick i Globe Grocery.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-11
F0ylofyaae

Harmed far jag tillkannagifva
att jag ar republikansk kandidat
for alderman inom treble wardet,
och onskar jag ALA nina lands
mans inom wardet understood pa
caucus i Normanna hall nasta
msndagsqvall kl. s.
I'm T0hnS0R.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-11

Mfssionsf0ysamkngens ung-
domsiorening har i staden kommer
att hafva en- stor varfest den IT,
10 mars. Observation-Disclosures till
horande Observation-Disclosures,
som arc Sioux City narmast. hatva
till. delta mote blifyit inbjudna.
Manga framlingar fran andra
platser vantas darfor till delta
mote. De ungas forening inom
Observation-Disclosures har mer an
iordubbtats pa EFT ar,och ! gladden.
narrower ar Diet som foreningen
nu har arrangerat denna fest, som
vantas blifva till nytta och valsig-
melee for babe ungdomsforening
och forsamling.
Som talare till delta mote arc
foljande pastorer kallade:
Prof, D, Nyvall, Chicago I. 81.
Huffman. Wausa. c. 0. Ander-
son, Oakland, N. A. Blomstrand,
Pameroy. G. G.. f. Johnson,
Wakefield, Sc program har nedan
PROGRAM.
T~orsdagen den " Mars kl 8 e.
m. misunderstanding at
@. NELSON
Predikan at Konforensens Ord
forande,
N. A. BLOMSTRAND
Sang af den blandade koren.
Fredagen den Is kl. 8 G. m.
Samtal Diver amnet: Den kristna
ungdomens mission och kallelse
inom och utom forsamlingen.
Fragan inledes at
f. o, HUFFMAN
Kl. 8 EN-. Predikan at
70 HUFFMAN och c.o.ANDERsoN
Sang af m%anskoren,
Lordagen den 10 kl. Sc. m.
Barn. och foriidramote. Tai till
barnen at
c. G. +. JOHNSON
Tai till f~oraidrarne af.
PROF. d. NYVALL
Kl. Sc. m. Helsningar fran o
like ungdomsforeningar. ing
domsforedrag at
PROF. d. NYVALL
Sang at den blandade koren.
Sondagen den 20 kl. 9:3o {. m.
Tai till sondagsskolan at
c. o. ANDERSON
Kl. 1890 {. m. Predikan at
c, G F. JOHNSON och
PROF. d. NYVALL
Kl. : E.. m. MISUNDERSTANDING at
PROF. d. NYvALL
MISUNDERSTANDING at
N. A. BLoMSTRAND
Sang at manskoren
II. 1880 EN-. Predikningar at
c. G. F. JOHNSON, c. o. ANDERSON
och F. o. HUFFMAN
Sang af de olika korerna, mo-
tets afslutande afc
N. A. BLoMSTRAND
Vid motena pa sondagen kom
ma missionskollekter att upptagas
som tillfalla Forbundets yttre
missioner.
Den, som ar byxnod, kan IA
billigt athjelpt hos john
son & Ar0nson.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-11
F5rlorade nastan lifvet

En- pkenskIuts, som nastnng andade dod-
liRt. var orsaken till EFT forskrackligt
oppet sar pa benet af j. B. Qruer / Frank
lin Grove. Ill. Under fyra ar trotsade Diet
ALA doktorer och mediciner. Men Buck
lens Arnica Salye botade honom latt. Den
ar lika bra for brAnnsar. skafsar, hud-
siukdomar och harmorrhojder. Csc. Lun-
gren &Andreen, apotekare. Sioux City la.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-11

fagasfanaf6ysamkingsn erhoH
torsiags White Star Coffee Cos
pris bestaende af en- $50 fornicklad
kaffckokare. Prisutdelningen for
siggick i Globe Grocery.
Sgeaska afdelningen at frals-
Ringsarmen haller i morgonqvall
fest 4 sin lokal, dit ALA landsman
inbjndas.
Sk,ad6ayen Olof Olson under,
gick forliden tisdag operation a
St. Josephshospitalet fol appen-
dicitis. Hans tillstand niger far
hsgor Tor lifvet.
Usdfyydfteise har ingatt att
oen'ghet uppstitt bland de olika
Sngbatslinierna mellan Europa
och America, till fold hvaraf de
nu-snedsatta biljettpriserna for
hvarandra. Salunda kan man pu
resa fran Stockholm till New
York for Diet oerhordt billiga priset
al 10 dollars, nagot som aldrig
forr forekommit.
Om Nj will kopa en- god kostym,
pels, ofverrock eller hvad annat
Nj finer en- vara i behof for win
tern. sa kan Nj "a delta mycket
billigt hos Johnson & Aronson.
sy-
forening sammantrader i qvall hos
Mrs Oscar Larson a Boulevarden.
Hy Fyi6oJ LyseH fran Cote
borg. hvilken blifvit utsand af-
aktiebolaget ID. Carnegie&C0. att
har ! landet tillsatta agenturer Tor
boiagets porter. har under veckan
alsgt EFT besok hos oss. Till agent
harstades tor den valkanda Cote
borgsporrern har utnamts kallar
mastaren Chas Barnort.
4 pressen hafva forut uppgitte
yaIit synliga att agenter rest ON
kTing ofverallt i landet att nara
Anga, fattiga fickor till St. Louis.
der de lofvats CODA anstallningar
med hoga loner under utstallnin
gen. Agenternas verkliga afsigter
med dessa fickor hafva dock i
verkligheten varit att amanda
dem for osedliga andamal, da de
val kommit till St. Louis och rakat
i samvetslosa boardinghusma-
banners klor. En- dylik kopplare
har Dyligen drifvit sin verksamhet
harstades och sages redan hafva
afskickat EFT par sandningar al
den begarliga lefvande varan till
St. Louis, men j tisdags fck pc.
lisen nys ON saken och lyckades
radda tire unga fickor ,hvilka stodo
i beredskap att Stamina dag rym
ma tran sina hem och resa till ST.
Louis pa biljetter, som de skulle
IA al agenten vid stationen. File
korna, som blifvit lofvade plat:
vid EFT teatersallskap med 20 dol
lars Ion j veckan och allting fritz
togos omhand af polisen. men d,
vile pa inga vilkor uppgifva agen
x- - 4;ufHIio "a ,Ioao.. a
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-11
American, Dominion
och White Star Lines
augare underhalla reguliera f5rbindelser
mellan
NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, BOSTON,
PORTLAND. HALIFAX


QUEENSTOWN.
De fiesta az dem arc dubb~elpropellrade. och
TIRE af dem arc de sT5RsTA 4ngare | yerlden.
Den stora P~oPULARITET, som DIV Snnamnda
LINER tnjuter bland den r sande allmanhe-
ten. ar en- shker bergen for att ALA passagera-
re erhala vRnligt bem6tande, god omv rdnad.
tillraoklig och val lagad mat, snao b resa SAINT
Akarevard och medicin, mar Sd erfordras
Dess.tom flnnas q deasa LINERS angAre en-
mAngd familjerum.i pnehallande 2-4-6 hytter
Ringa uppehan CORES England, ~ passage
rarne som resa med AMERICAN, DOMINION
och WHITE STA LINES angare. AMANDA till
England j lamplig It'd for att fortsatta resan
med Nordsj6annRarne till de Skandinaviska
hamnarne.
h0fva ri heller vKnta lange | England pa befor
drinQ TIL America. ON biJettern6 aro INSTALL
da pA ofvannhmda LINER.
Pris och turlistor sandasm med mole, ON till
skrifven E. &. 5EICw IN
OBS. Money West. Passenger Agent.
Snappt och CHICAGO, Ill,
O e. BRECKE. II. II, LARKE.
" w. Pass. Agt. Amer W. Pass. Agt.
lean d Write star Line. Donltston htne.
l21 s.. 3rd st. 3T6 Robert 81.
Minneapolis. MINI. ~. Paul. MINI.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-11
huskur for OVinnor!

TAG sHnder FRITT tin ALA Hdnnde
on del af mitt enkla pTeparat jemte en-
box med ALA upplysningar ON sattet att Dota
hvitfiuss, varbildning. IifmOderfaII.
fUr Iiten eller fBr ymnig och smHrt-
sam menstruatiOn, ~ryggvArk, nerv-
svRghet. Beslutar nj eder att fortsatta be
handlingen, sa kostar Diet or blot 100. | veckan.
TILL MODRAR, som ega dBttrar.
ger jag fullstandig upplysning ON en- huskur,
som botar bleksot och plagsam menstruation
hos unga flickor. jag Will icke stilia nAgot, utan
min uppriktiga 0nskan Or blot att omnamna
delta TIL andra lidande. Address;
Mrs M Summers,
Box SN :, NoTRE DAME: IND.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-11

SSAA NoAANS SNS AAthSOA AAAkS
Oliver att hafva blifvit hindrade
deritran, icke inseende vadan al
Diet lf de ovetande gingo till mo.
ties. Polisen hoppas emellertid "a
fatt ! agenten. deresthan Ell genast
forlagger sin verksamhet till EFT
annat stale.
Den oforbrannerliga kassapiesen
Ole Olson gals anyo har for nara
nog fullsatt hus forliden onsdag.
Denna pies ar sa allmant bekant,
att nagot ordande ON densamma
ar alldeles onodigt, hvarfor vi
endast villa mamma nagot ON in
nehafvaren af hjeltens | stycket
roll, P. David Brattstrom fran
Brooklyn. Hr. Brattstrom, hvilken
ar svensk till bordeni olikhet med
So manga andra, hvilka innehaft
samma roll i samma stycke, ar
todd i Vermland och har vistats
4 Brooklyn manga ar. Han besit
!er stor scenvana och sakerhet i
upptradandet och framstaller Ell
den snedvridna, ackligt karriker-
ande typ af den hederliga sveaske
iavandraren, som manga andra
innehafvare al Stamina och liknan-
de roller bjudit pa. Hr Bratt-
strom siong afvep med kansla
EFT par sanger, ehuru han for
tillfdllet var nSgot indisponerad
grund at heshet. och gat dessutom
EFT par stycken pa mandoiir och
violin. De ofriga medspelaade
vcro sakra isina roller, och isyn-
nerhet vackte den giftaslystna
irlandska enkan stor munterhet.
Sallskapet afreste harifrani gar pa
sin tourn Iowa och Nebraska.
Handskar och vantar, mossor
och hattar, skjortor och under.
klader m. m. salias nu mycket
billigt fore inventeringen hos
Johnson & Aronson.
Bestanningar af tafvelramar ut
foras bast och till billigaste pris
hos Anderson s. Abel.
Ell antal at stadens fornamsta
handlande hafva offentligt tillkan-
nagitvit att de fran och med den
9 dennes icke langre gifva bort
till sina kunder S. k. trading och
union stamps. Det har under
nSgon It'd varit stor rivalitet r3-
dande bland kopmannen, hvilka
varit sa liberala att gifva bort
dessa stamps, att de som en- fold
deraf mast hoja priset pa sina
varor for att kunna ga i land der
med. The Trading Stamp Co. har
sSlunda endast varit den part son
vunnit pa affaren. och allmanheten
har som vanligt fatt sitta emellan.
Det har .derf6r ansetts bast att
Sterga till Diet gamla vanliga och
upphora med att gifva premier till
forhojda priser pa nodvanlighets-
varor, helst som kunderna manga
ganger arc missbelatna med de
premier, som bestas.
DEN forsta sandningen af lord
gubbar for i ar anlande hit fran
Florida forliden vecka. Den lackra
frukten var dock val dyr, men
hade likval en- god afsattning till
80 cents pr pint.
Styreks<n for the Sioux City
Industrial Association har till ALA
sina medlemmar utt5rdat en- upp,
naming art som en- motvigt til!
den boycott, som at VISA arbetare-
foreningar forklarats mot here
kiperings - och skradderihrman
Hanson & Co. i den nya Swasey
byggnaden, besoka 6rman och ON
mojligt kopa nagonting der. Det
Stamina CALLER afven ON andra,
som hyra sina lokaler i samma
byggnad.
Byxor varda upp till So SALSA
for ST. och hogre hos Johnson s
Aronson.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-11

George EHeyd, den nye county
supervisory ftan forsta distriktet.
har utfardat EFT iorbud for fangar-
ne ! countyhaktet att roka cigar
retter. Countylakaren anser med
rata att cigarrettrokning ar myc-
ket skadlig och orsaken till manga
af de krampor, hvaraf countyhak-
tets boardare Ida, och Diet ar dels
pa stod deraf och dels derfor att
han personligen atskyr cigarrett-
r6kning, som Mr. Ellerd utiardat
sin ukas. Mr. Ellerd amman atven
ledes infora en- reform dieten for
dem, som blifvit domda till langre
eller kortare lids vistclse i county
haktet for losdrifveri. / stallet for
att besta dessa CASTER deras sed
vapliga three squares, amman
han satta dem pa en- die bestaende
uteslutande al vatten och brod for
att dymedels CORA Diet afskracksn,
de for medlemmar at ledighets
Jacket att CORA fransysk visit har.
Nasfa masdagqvaH halles eau
Gus innom de olika warden q fol-
jande stallen Tor att utse delegater
till stadskonventet och nominera
alderman:
'Ista wardet, West Side park.
2dra wardet Courthuset,
3dje wardet Normanna hall
4de wardet Biblioteksbyggnaden,
ste I & Wall SITS.
6 war. Pecauts hall 1922 Center st.
7de Brandstationen Peters park,
SIDE wardet Woodman hall, Leeds.
Breuns katie ar Diet basta.
En- man vid MANN Henry Bru
baker stall haromdagen lostan-
derna ur munnen pa en- kamrat
i countyhaktet vid Mann John
Shea, medan denne lag och sof.
Brubaker hemtades strax derefter
at en- sheriff fran Nebraska, och
stolden upPtacktes Ell forvan han
rest. Gamle John Shea var
mycket hungrig, da ian vaknade,
men kunde Ell alta. da han forlerat
sina lander.
Mar nj skall kopa Skor ga till
Fridlund ty der far nj CODA skor
for edra pengar till lagre priser
an nj far hos dem som anonsera
halt pris. o2S a st.
Eft stort lager af byxor sales
till rampris hos Johnson & Aron-
soa Ola 18th street.
VdckeisemStsn kommer att
hallas i Svenska Baptistkyrkan
hvarie alton utom lordagsaftnar.
for omkring tvanne veckor.
Pastor Bror Fritzell fran Council
Bluffs, Iowa kommer hit denna
vecka, predikar har forsta gangen
i alton SAINT pa sondag kl 1890
f, m. och XII 7:45 e. m.
Pastor B.Fritzell predikar hvar-
je alton nasta vecka utom man
days och lordagsattnarne.
ALA arc hjertligt valkomna,
c. ]. Almqvist Pastor.
En- trefig tacksagelsefest kom
rnar art h2llaS cyanSka hapticf-,
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-11
NOaHORENs TELEFONNUMMER 1898

Fsad. Den s mars en- dotter
Mr.. och Mrs August Johnson.
1912 Dubuque street.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-03-11
Miller Clothing CO..
71O-712F Fourth Street.
Sioux City.

S0raska Monifoyeas kontor
halles oppet fran kl. 2 till 9 hvarie
qylll.