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The San Francisco call., 1904-04-09
WILL MANDANIUS AUDITOR
TO PAY SALARY DEMAND
Attorney Fails to Induce Baehr to
Judge What Moneys of Patrol
Driver Are Fxempt.

w. D. Grady, an attorney, visited
Auditor Baehr yesterday and threat
ened to bring suit to compel the Of
fetal named to pay the salary demand
of his son, Walter Grady, patrol
driver in the employ Of the city. The
demand is being held up by Baehr
owing to Judgment having been Sc
cured against Grady Jr. and a garnish-
ment levied on his salary.
An affidavit, was filed testifying that
the money garnisheed was exempt
from execution because it was neces-
sary for the support of Grady's family
and was earned during a time limit
of thirty days. On that showing At,
torney Grady wanted Baehr to pay
the money over to his son or else send
the warrant to the Justices Court.
Baehr stated that the Justices Clerk
refused to accept the warrant and he
did not propose to judge what prop
erty was exempt from attachment un-
der the new law. Grady then left,
saying that he would mandamus the
Auditor to pay the demand.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-09
Chief Jailer Sullivan of
the Branch County Jail
Discovers Numerous Wea-
pOns in Criminals Cells
PORTION OF FLOOR
is SAWED THROUGH
Wholesale Stampede of Des-
perate Crooks Frustrated
by Timely Unearthing of
Plot by the Authorities

A plot on the part Of many hardened
criminals TO escape from the branch
County Jail was discovered and frus-
trated through the prompt action of
Chief Jailer Sullivan last Monday.
Men incarcerated for felonies planned
means by which they could gain lib
erty and. in some manner unknown to
the Sheriff, provided themselves with
weapons with which to make a fight
when the break would occur.
Last Monday Chief Jailer Sullivan
was informed that a jail break was
contemplated The men implicated
are some OF the most desperate crimi-
nails in the County jail, and Sullivan at
once commenced an investigation. The
prisoners intended TO do their work
in accordance with the plan adopted
by the convicts at Folsom Guards, or
whoever interfered, were to be muir
dered, possession Of the keys was to
be obtained and the doors were to be
thrown open TO those within.
Sullivan at once took precautionary
measures. He had the Jail securely
locked. and with a number of his as
sistants he started a search. Each
cell was looked over and special at
tention was given to the mattresses.
After a short investigation the efforts
Of Sullivan were rewarded, for nearly
two buckets full Of knives and instru-
ments were carried out into the Jail
office All Of the old mattresses used
by prisoners were taken from the cells
and destroyed. New ones were provided
and the plan to escape was nipped.
The scheme was exposed by one Of the
prisoners, but the officers decline to
mention his name or to discuss the
matter
Last week one Of the prisoners who
occupies a cell with Preacher" King
pretended that one Of his knees was
affected. and in consequence he was
permitted to remain in the cell while
inspection was being made. This was
done 70 prevent the jailers from
searching the cell too closely, and il
worked well until Sullivan received
information Of the plot. A physician
was sent for and ii was found that
the prisoner had suffered no injury.
When the cell was searched ii was
found that the prisoners had cut
through a part Of the floor.
A close watch is being kept on all
Of the men. Sullivan has all Of the
cells thoroughly searched each day,
and is very cautious regarding visitors.
would have been a great loss Of life
and an affair that might possibly have
eclipsed the Folsom escapade.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-09
Saturday Ribbon.
2sc for a soc Rfbbon.

It's a Roman stripe No. II. with
the bayadere cross stripe. handsome
colors. It's wide enough for belt.
that extra heavy cord effect that
makes the very best kind. 35c in
stead of soc.
zoe yard for No. 80, Ain. satin taf-
feta; in white, cream, light blue,
pink, cardinal, black. A swell rib
bon at zoe yard.
We want you to expect the unusual
from this Hale ribbon store. You know
we tie all the new bows free.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-09
DISEASE GERMS PRESENT
IN PUBLIC TELEPHONES
Health Department Notifies the Com
pany to Take Proper Precautions
as a Sanitary Safeguard.

pdHy W
as Sanitary Safeguard.
Bacteriologist Canney of the De-
partment of Health reported yesterday
to Health Officer Ragan that cultures
from swabs taken from the telephone
stations in the ferry building, North
Shore depot Harbor Receiving Hos
pital and at Waller and Stanyan
streets showed the presence of germs
that would cause liberated sore throat
if inhaled.
Ragan thereupon notified the tele-
phone companies to take proper pre-
cautions with public telephones. DR..
Canney stated that the transmitters
should be covered with carbolized pa
per or by some contrivance that can
hold a disinfectant.
Deputy Health officer Levy has in
structed Assistant City Physician
Hinkle to take swabs from the phones
in. the department stores.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-09
French Society viii Celebrate.

The French musical society, Har-
monic Frapcaise, will give its fourth
annual outing and celebration at Har-
Dor View Park tomorrow afternoon.
Many valuable game and gate prizes
will be distributed.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-09
South African Lions.

Charles Lyons notifies the public that
in response to numerous applications he
has had Landseer's celebrated painting
of the lion engraved, size 43x2S inches,
which is free to customers Price to
others 10 cents or Is cents by mail. 721
Market street or 122 Kearny.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-09

Mrs. Eta ]. Mcguire sued the
American District Telegraph Company
yesterday in the Justices Court to re-
cover $14, the value of a hat mes
senger failed to deliver to Mrs. S. ].
Haskins.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-09
South Park settlement Meeting.

The annual meeting of the directors
of the South Park Settlement Associa-
ton will be held at headquarters. Sc
South Park, this afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Reports Of the year will be read and
plans outlined for future work.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-09

+ Nine-tenths Of the external trade Of
the Bahamas, which amounted to ST.
275,000 last year, is with the United
States. The principal exports of the
islands are pineapples and sponges, and
glassware
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-09

The overworked Eye. the faded Eye
the red and infiamed Eye, the Eye that
needs care. relieved by Murine Eye
Remedy no smarting.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-09

Z SANTA CRUZ. April S.-The body OF Phil
Alcorn who was drowned at Ben Lomond
more than week ago. found this after
noon about one hundred yards away from
where the boat upset.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-09
CHINESE TO BUILD TWO
ARCHES ON DUPONT STREET

bOdTTI OI W OTkS OIttIitS Il OTIIIII 10 DIX
Companies for Reception to I'm
perial Prince of China.
The Board of Works yesterday
granted a permit to the Chinese Six
Companies to erect two arches, one
on the corner of Dupont and Sacra-
mento streets and the other at Dupont
and Jackson streets.
The arches will be built in honor of
the visit of the imperial Prince of
China. who is expected to arrive in
this city from the Orient next Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-09

You can't enjoy life II your lungs trouble
you. Piso's Cure for Consumption cures.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-09
MESSENGER Lost thc Hat.

500 Rupture Cure for $40 by Hunter. 12oe
Market ST. Send for circular
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-09
Announcement.

Exhibition of beautiful Pyro-
graphic burnt leather 1V0rk TO-
day on the first floor, in front of
the elevator. Wall pieces, Oie1v-
books, handbags and all sorts of
leather 7vork. But it's the beau
tTnl, artistic burning that 1Ce
7Udnt you to see, and ho7V it's
done zeTH be demonstrated.
&z1AaZe;s
A 0o00 ooOos)
Market Street, Near Sixth.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-09

Instead of SI.oo and $50.
See how big they are and up to
the very last minute in style Fancy
tuxedo and hair line meshes in
Brussels net, edged all around with
large chenille dots and finished with
some pretty figure. ~ to Izs
yards long. all black. black on
white, white on black.
The very styles worn now and at one
half and one-third regular prices. But
you won't mind our keeping the secret.
They're on a bargain table this morn
ing. The prettiest will go first.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01
q q tionol &omit6en 5
= n = III II

George 9. Gortelpo1 CT ct for
6ol0Spis mt 9toon poo Sen polittlfe
@immel. 6or ct Yar e(or iioen bar
Ser moolfe mol1geu gp0 Mepl16lifo=
ner, Ser nnppe fjen0te bans Noon,
% piolte bon, Dpent Gprtelppl1 bar,
lao %hctragte0e han bon nrrn1elt lpn1
Frrli0entcl,s Stenogrut Ser luttc i'm
nrrn1elte Tprelottes Sonfer pao
Eupirct. Set ct Set, man / Meg(c1
forbi11Oer mes Sonfen ON Ell Eripot=
lefretur, % Set bar Sen Stilliug Mr.
Gortelpou / flere s(or befluote boooe
6ps ofop0e Yrrli0ent Ms&in(ep og
berefter bos &ooiebelt, in0ti( be>1ne
folote bom til at poretogc set 11pop=
retteoe @on0elsminiiterilnms Sntercs=
ler. Naor lao Gortelpou pll10lclig
fif cit Yloos / Minilteriet, fif 9eoel=
len al ct al Sc 9eportementer, ser
mes Sioen pil foo mooife Sen ltgrlte
9etponing for 9onoets l1opitling, fit
man 6orltanelien of at bette maotta
bore eli Mon0, ser por 11oget ner0.
st en0nl1 tp0eligere 8epis for Sc gp0e
Smnfer Ser npres ont bom inoen Sc
leoenoe republican, e &reole ct bar1s
&olg til Observation-Disclosures
Eoa bol1s &logifab og Soft BERGER MI
Sl1lin0er al Stenmcr for eller imo0
@artiet.
@emmeligbe6en er, at Ser er foo
Eolitifcre, Ser fommer be0re fprbe=
re6te til aniporsfnl0e Stillinger /
Eartiet eller / M6miniltrotionel1, ems
Gprtelpolt gj6r Set. S ct 91tii11 Nor
far ban bpret n9rmere Stotsmalfi=
neriets fineite a%rbejoen6e' 9ele ems
11ogen anoen Mon0, Hrelioenter,nc
ielp fife un0togne. So,t er / 8eli6-
oelie al &lbgt og fremfor alt Soft,
ct en- fin 9iplomot og / 8eli66elie al
Ell Sernpilje. Ser er nnppe roge11
repl16lifonif &olitifer, ser far ltprre
9igbe0 mes &ooiepelt ems Nationol=
fomit6enS npe Tormano, og 6erfor
er Set, at Erpit0enten bor bnret ioo
iterft inoe for at faa 6am / Sen
&laos.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01
Sptpjcr pau Saiti. Sra &ari

T
meooeles, at Sen frol1lfe Eepre ler=
to11t / Sort olt &:ir1cc poo Gen
9oiti CT blapet poo set g%ropelte in=
l%lllteret lioltc l1ge, 6o ban lommcl1
mes Splflo1r0s Meprr lentol1t fjprte
for6i &egjcring5poloSiet. Sgiaa
Miniltrencs 6rl,er, ser fjprte / Ell,
or1oe1 @pan, blcp fprucrmebe. Oct
bar SlotSpagtcn, Ser falteOe Stene
poo %ogne1e, oG Sen iranlfe Mfil1ilter
blep let 1ooret. Miniltrene for,
la11ete ltrofs, at ser lfl1l0e gipcs Sem
tploefgjprel1oe l1noifpl6ninger, me11
bette Sorlonge1oe blep life opfpl6t.
%n bliper Ser al sen ~fro1rife @egje=
ring lenot ct &rigs}fi6 til @apnen
beo Eort al Erince. Sblo1tot Be-
folt1'11gen far Ser / SEN ienerc Sis
berlfet meget bitre Iplclier mos olle
Hol9roinge> ierlig mos 6ranifmG,10
og Splfere poo @u1no al en- 8anfof=
fgre, I bpilfen nogle 8onfembeos=
mgn6 al oisie Motionoliteter bar iro=
htfleoc, % pe6 bpilfcn Mepleblifen les
%6etpIeliae So5.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01

oper at &us ierne er paa Sil6agetog
.nuoo MSoro, % at Sapanelerne er tet
/ 99lene paa Sem.
Sen 4amp, ser MI foregaar, gjui-
oer altioa 8eiiobelien al 8iergregio~
nen Spo og Ge1t for 2iuopang. Del1=
ne beltoor al en- .&Gffe 8iergfje6er,
Ger lpber / famine Metring lom Serl'=
bnnefinielt, omtrent lige / Spo %
Noro> .og iom g%jenuemifjeres al s.
ope1nnpnte 8jergpos. Set er let
for tooeligt, at 8eito6elle al benne
Yjergregion er Ell 9ipsbetingelie for
&uropotfin, i6et Bette er Set enelte
Steo, bDor fan fan pente poa cit
'pirf11ingsf ulo WuoOe at bploe Sen
fre?mpffen0e TjeltOe Stongel1. Sc
neral &l1rofiS @opc0ltDrfe far Di6til
opercret git for bisle 8jerge, men
er MI / Trr0 mes at rDffc oper Sem
for at l1au Set LAHORE 9nl16 longs
Sernbol1eli11icn. General Sflt FONT
mer SDo fra longs 2inien lige / @n=
le11c poo Sc flpgtel10e Musiere. @Yor
ltore Sroppeltprfer, Ser MI ct / lea
11gr Scrpring mes binouoen> fan life
opgipes mes Siffeu6e6, men Ga(ict
o11toges life at bore l,n0er 100000.
Sra Sort Nrt6ur forelieger i>ltct
NIT / Sc lioitc Gage, al Snteresl lie ia>n=
Ter Jig ON 9egiucn6e0erne I 8jergn=
gio11cr mos Nor0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01
Der1 Dngre g &c Ct

Set CT ct Sprfjenbe pes Set orle=
rifonlf e Gam lu11os= og screenings,
lin, at Sen pngre Slegt lpil(er Ell
1angt ltprre Mo(lc / Set ems 5ilin(=
bet er / Sc gunle &a1ltl1rlo1,be / Gu
ropo. Ter fumes mon lta0ig at gao
us fra, at mes Sen bpje N(loer fplger
noturno0pen0igt itprre @isoom og
8eli11ol9be0 u11oer ponlfelige Ipr=
bolb. Set lio1te CT 11oen Gpipl fulo=
1tG1oig forfeit. @poo &isoommel1
angaar tl1roe set npre 1ogen Gbipl
nnoerfulte men at Ml0eroommeu for
Ell ltprre Del mongler SEN Gnergi og
Snitiotip, lom er Ell np0penoig @e=
tingelie for 6remifriot, Set fan 1if=
fert let ollie enes I'm. Noor Sc
ToreneOe Stater MI er, bpao Ser fra
alle Si0er i11brgmmes, Ger0ens Ie=
0enoe San0, 0o fan ser i11gel1
@pgrgsmaal pGre ON, at '0ette for
en- ltprre Del TANNER fra, at ting
oomn1en er toget itnrfere / Mrbei6e
Der ems noget onOet Ste6. Sen Mn=
}penoelie al @rnfter, ser fplger mes
at rpooe NIT 2an0 o9 bringe set iii,
Ser &1tltrtr, boooe oan6eligt og mote
rielt> fan life fploeltgjares al nllore
enc MGnb, ser / ol(e Metni1ger o..
1iooer ltngoommens 9roft pg Mob.
Bis0pm og @eli11oigbeo moo / mof1ge
GilfGlbe npjes meo onben @lobS,
&anolefraften frGoer Torin6et. gi
ier bette operolt | l1obifli1tgen fer ,
2anoet. 81 ler Set / 'oisie Sage tDbe-
ligere ems %labpanlig: Set er lug
bortmen, Ser bar taget 2eoeIien i
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01
@ul9er Sracbmann,

SIT @otelrcgning. Sen @ejlen0e
paa Scr. 6 ringe0e, og Ejeneren tom
i110.
Scr ct ct lille Sui / Sperlp0eret
pao min SteDle. @nn ioa goo at
bringe 6ett ZEN til Sfomogeren og 1ao
bam ip Set ianrmen."
Sjeneren foripin6er. - Otter ct
9ieblifs 6or1db fommer @otel=Dre>1,
gen tilboge. fra 9fomngeren mes ben
reparere0e Stgple og leperer sen til
Nortneren:
~@er er 5tpplen til Set. 6. Softer
TO Gents"
Bortneren betoler &npgten og Ie-
perer @jenita1roen til Gtopuoleren.
r&ersgo6, Gtpplen til SCI. 6. Set
er 25 Gents"
Mar6en betaler og looer 9o6be-
fleoningen gaa bioere til Gieneren
efter at babe %in0fasieret r6e nbIag-
te" so Gents.
@ao gaar Eieneren til Nr. 6.
nStdplen er fer6ig. Sen foiter
Is Gents ng u betolt."
Sen &eilen0e betalte me6 ct lille
Sui. 81 Minlltter efter Itoo fan inoe
bps Sfomageren.
~l1n0fpl6, at ieg ipdrger> men fig
mtg EN- Gang, bpo0 tog Sc egentlig
for at late Sen St6ple?"
rSSngen Sing ----."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01
5 opaneiiife @nrprcrc
% eprppGilfe

&c %iopaneliife @urfprere bar, fri
per eli Militnrf orfotter, iiue al ct
ia1otilf 5000 beiiGleoc Sropper loa
i%uloltGnoig / i'm @oono, lon ingcll
andre @rrfprerc l~,ogcniil1oe bar 5opt.
NJ iolntioig bar 0e, mnoerne &rigs=
fl1nlt ingc1 @ennrliybeocr fpr Sem.
gn curopnilf @rriprer, iom ltaor
pao famine @pjoc / &rigs0mu1elie %
@euiolitct, CT trpos alt bc'joponeliife
unoerlcgc11 oeri, at Fan ultio moo
jppr1c Jig lclp, til bpilfen @ruule
6oll fnr ltoforelien al lille Eluller fo1l
ltole poo fine Choppers Muo % us
bolocnoc. Geu iopoucliife @uriprer
pes, at ban fan ltole poo tine - til
9pocu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01
erfno
(0igtet og opbou9t / r&unitnerues GM".
Nrpnonms 5otel, Gto9eu.

(9igter os opben9t i .&unftnerues @at",
Nrpuonn1s 5otel, Stasen.
Sm boitigt iui110er 0ogen
og Mftl1en ltl1l10er til -
fer bar ct on0ct Sfugen,
ct be6re, ON man pi(.
Soo langlomt nofier Sfpggen
for Sen, iom frrocs Der
% uenOer Somtio 9}pggel1
og 1or Set Sp1110ne fjur
Ser bar ct on0et Sssogel1,
loo rigt poo @uob OF Mo0>
lonn Oct Ser fcjrer Gogc11
/ &rri tiers Opcritoo.
Tli6 fejrco glade Setter,
og Solens Nrpo b(eu til:
Der bar 81 &u1ltel1 Wjriter,
men |@crrer, ON mon pil!
st Sfjpubeos Stem mon bpggeo
n=lclpilf, tungt og frit :
oa Solcn loo ltoo ilnpffet,
oif Efnrrn hnnr fir ait
Mc1 rlll10tomlfring / 9oQer,
&rGfters Spcrflo0>
noip o1 fritz loo Sfogen>
lno gonlmcl0ogs og gob. =
Sg lol11iomt bofie0 Sfpgge11
mos Mftncl1s Cummings Sfinr
men inaclr bender 9ipggen
mos Sen 5io> fan far. fjpr.
SIR &opet, bpor set foyer
Sc go1nle Mil10er op>
l11el13 Stltl1 ng Snl1O og Manage
CT SjGl / lonn1e &rop!
Ser CT og Set er Sogen,
bpo0 Si0el1 loo blir til:
Ser er Ell ~Sjpl" / Sfngen,
lom olbrig nl0es pil.
Som fommer, noar man ful0er
noa Mlt, bpo6 mon far fjnr =
mems oper Strm1oen foloer
G%rinbrings @emo6s=S jnr.
Sl1ni 1904.
Sul9er Sracbmanr,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01
5 Sen 1um e g fnre.

s Sen gumle 9 fure.
Set 9oar lpu III lpaoeoe - o5
mon hebprer life at bore Gisnm1o
for at profctcrc lanle0eS - at uglp!i=
OIL: Tollrtb" ioor / ingen @enleenoe
pil lfille Jig ira lil1e 6orguugere. Der
bor prrct talt / 'boic Spl1er ON Sc
Meiprmer pon Triheos0ugel1s Ont
raooe, ipm Ser for6ereotes 2or1Oet
ppcr. So l1ur11er III fnm 0o9er1, oes
tolriAere bleu gfterretnil1gerne ON;
1T olle Yloner ON at %fprn1in0lfe
&nolOeffcfteu CT pplipnc. 90 mt
ltuor ri ndiogtigt Ser bpor III ltoo
THOR, mes Ell hel Del understanding
Torbl1o % Nouor5lcr, ion bperfe1
ltpre cller ln1oo / ril1geltc Moooe
6rpoer lig ON, % mes bpcr BERTH iuo=
rcttct @ltit / 9ol1oct fplDt meo Sur
prrferl, Der lfol brrnoes al, cl1tci1
aft poo CT Sang el(er for loo % ioo
mango Ecnnics pr. Stf. Men set
nptter tibet fpr nS Gonic at morale
lilcrc fpr bore Sm1ooiplf, l1oor III llr=
Ite Sicblif lo6er til @lttifcn pg fnl0cr
@icn1>net mes Tirecrocfers. Ticrbe
SN1li CT hi / Gu11oen olle ior1n1cn
@orn, liaelpm / HSl,len, Blot hi fu1loe
fuo os ielp til at tilitou Set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01

@oIitifen, % 2a,toet bar life tubt
berpe6. Saa fan ser rpltes lRnse
NOT paa &obeoet as Sc bpie Sumfer
og Sc oriitige Sort Ser ipilles. Sill
ippenoe og iiblt CT set 6og l%tug6om,
men, ser bGrer 2o1oet gjerunem Sri
lerne, lelp ON Sc gomtle @islnel1o
fon giere oercs til at ofpGrgc Sem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01
% cllem Gel1l1cr.

Get CT jltIt life Be parl1c1 il Sop
oro Sc leoel1oc Gelnofruter jar ct
1ige ON binonoen / oerl1e Sis. Scr
er enOnul aoifillige Nettrocn0c ri Dcl1
benlofrutiife &%nnicslipn ser mel1sr, Of
8roper Glepelo1o pi( hlipe Ycrtiats
Meoles. Sg iol0er s(ppeliineu far
fierOe Gang / bans Sl1rbm1 bill BON
bel ugioo fl1nne pe>1te Hortiets luu
nogenlunbe uoelte Stpttc. Mcn Set
er lurcri9t at le, buo0 enfelte al Golls
Nenner bar at lioe ON bum poo 1Spr=
boono. Ger CT /. CTS. Sherit @enrg
@otterlon's uGpurier Sol1rnol" /
2olispille> ct al Sc beol It reoigereoe
be111ptrotiif e @(ooe / 9onoet. Set
flyer, at for ol(e 3enpfroter mes
6plelie pg Sper6epiSning itoar Glr=
belol1o lom 2eaemlig9jorellen al l1pi=
0e1be0> Ste0igbeb og To111elb. Nlle
&artiets SAB ifplbes ,bol1s 1toolelige
@elptillio og oprdrenoe S%oft(psbcb.
San far brugt Eortiet til Gl1ir, ligc:
8otterl ion, og cnber berne 2oplol1J
meb at iperge, ON Ser life fan fi1=
0es en- Strof for Sen, ser far lloptit
g6eleggelrbe lloueligbc6. Get I'LL, CT
Glepelono otter 6lipel Eortiets 6ol1e-
bnrer> og l9t pioere, at Go(. @otter=
Jon peEbliper at bore 9enofrot.
Spa0 pi( Ser 81 ife?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-01

@aar ,ret. Saul sioenoc" bocr
l1ae bringer 10-15 spalter
l10elliffen0e mes Mpbeoer fra 0ar,=
mort og Sdn0erjpllon0 pil Sc ileitc
9a11oslnGn0 9eri fin0e en- elIer anoe1l
gSp5e0, iom iarlig interesierer boln.
eller be1oe. Mu Ell set SEN rettte Sis
at obonnere poo @lonct, set BIZ
boloe 9em lttoerrettet ON, bpo0 Ser
foregaar boer ggn / Danmarf.
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Sen m%attunalc @rpl;bitipuiitparti

Sen rationale @ro9ibitiuuiisparti
er / ben1te l1ge lomlet / Mat:onalfon.
penticn / indianapolis. Mominutio=
men al &raiioent pg gicepraiioent
&m0ioater pil blipe foretaget Sors=
Bag. Oct er en0nlt life iiffert, at
General Miles bill blipe &ortiets
&rGiibent &anOiOot, bon bar trl1ffet
Jig tilbdge til ct fjernt ltagenbe
Somnerlan0 lte0. Gn %betpoelig Sof=
tion al .&artiet er inbe for, at &on-
pentionen lfal llolGttes til ct %iel1ere
IibSplmft, til man er iiffer paa, at
General Miles pil mo0tage &artiets
Domination. sa.
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Entered at the Post Office at ST. Paul.
MINI, as second class Matchmaker.
500 cpclt % TairbonfS


&C scr fjcrlocr Sc M uomil1ereoc
republitm1ife &onoiootcr fpr Yr0li=
oel1t og &iccpruliocllt bcolt pou toar
at Ser lluppe filloe5 ltorre Moplut=
ni1tacr ems oislc to Mul1o / 0eres
pore Sptruocn ioo pel !om / bcrcs
Moobcr at bebuuOle SC for ficlligc
Soger, ser folrlrer il1eel1 0crcs Ont
raaoe. Zen iorltc Muno pau &alg=
liltel1 CT llltter Tur % Tlonnnlc, Sen
on0en ioel 20 % &ol0blpoigbeo. Del
CT nrppe rimeligt, at &pl1pentinncn
bar giuet Jig SID til at tage oisie SD
raftcrtrnf u1oer Sperpeiclle neo No=
minotlolen. Mcn Set n1on iigcs at
bore eli lrroele5 belOig Smitrn0ig=
beN, at letop Grtrclner Il belne Mrt
er fon1nlet lunnmel1. Eou Sen for=
lte EloO5 bebpueS CT M}uno mes Sl1i=
tiotiu, cit Ser lite CT ho1l9c for at brp=
Sc me Bauer cllcr .gribc ON Ell eol>l=
mel l(ret mes fl,lo @oono, Sen lil10i=
&c Nooogiper fon giore be0lt Nfpttc
iom ouoen Mol1o, lloor 6on oilers
bar @iurtct poo rette Steo. % er
Ser noaen Ser 'hnr set, loo CT Set if
fert EQUATOR Noirhanfs.
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uSbc mating pi an Mmcrican",

rSbc mating pf an Mmcrican",
Soco6 81. Miis' ltore @nrf> pil m1lig
olli9epel u5fom1ne poo Gorlf. Set
G%plocnoolife 6orlog bor tilm1ot 0or-
fattcren at beidcge Ell Nperlpttelic.
ST.. Nlis bar lnpet at operoeje Sogel,
g mart gipe ct oeiinitint Spor. Set
ct Mfe1ingcn, at @ogen poo Gonjf
lfol hape ct noget mi1l0rc Smiong.
Set aomle Jorluggerfirnna MacI1i(=
Ion 60. 9onoon er Gerfets Tor(ug.
ger | england % Mmerifa.
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'Senlco Moboers og gcnllers Gp=
mnrfiombeh paa Settle glob, bis Sem
4rore liberole Sil6lt0, fremiotte Yer i
@laoet, % foribg at ifoffe ns | M
Mbp11ne11t.
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goip, iom ri onttolte ii0Ite ltge, /
bbilfet General Stofelberg blcp 11ooet
poo Slltgt, liges nit meo Siffcrben
at bope foitet Mtsierne ct iomlet Sab
pao nllermtn6it 10000 Mono.
Otter oisie Grefni11ger CT &usler-
mes 6lngt mos Moro forfeit, og /
ot&ic Gage foregaor Ser / 8jergeg.
meme poo begge Si0er al S%er1tboncli=
MEN, mellem @oiobeng og 2ioopnno
Ell &, Ser efter al Mimelig6e0
bil ofgidre &rigerrs bele ltofalo.
Sfblge- Selegrammer fra ct. @eters=
borg bop6e Sen r11siiife Scr fat iia
folt | trc 8iergposier, Mo=tien, 6e>r=
i911t % So, og fer blep Sc ougrebnc
at Sopanelerne. &%opporterne fra
General &11ropntfin til @ejiercn
'9nar l10 pau, at bao6e bans Snfan=
teri % &nbollert trof fig til6age
moo Noro, oa Ser olrgri6enoe iopc-
11clilfe etprfe bar lol19t operlege11.
S ga Eosiet loa Sen rnsiiife benz
tire 6lpi Ser blep ongrcbet al Sen
jopoaciiife @oroe boobc t Tronten -
ira Sioen oa orepei til6oge. Nogen
Meooelelie ira @olplooien TO-
religacr fife ppoo oette Giosplnft us
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1904-11-17

licans were boasting that they would
have q chance now to look at the
books in the auditors Office, but they
are too much engrossed in the sena-
torial contest to care much about 1t.
Republicans elect Johnson, of st.
Joseph, and Nortoni, of st. Louis,
judges Of the court Of appeals, for the
Western and Eastern districts, respect
lively.
The prospects Of a special election
In the Fourth senatorial district, ow-
ing to the election of Senator John
Mckinley as lieutenant governor, al
ready is bringing out candidates. B.
F. Beasell, editor Of the Chillicothe
Tribune, postmaster under President
Mckinley, will be a candidate for the
republican nomination. Livingston
county has not had a state senator in
many years, and will make strong
pull for the nomination. II is believed
the democrats will make no nomina-
ton, because the district Is overwhelm-
ingly republican.