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The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-07-02
DESERT SCREECH OWLS.
Dispossess Squirrels, Chipmunks and
Woodpeckers to Find "a Home.

DispOssess Squirrels, Chipmunks and
Woodpeckers to Find a Home.
In Arizona the owls live mostly In
holes in the ground and in holes In
the giant cactus. 1t would be contrary
to their predatory nature to dig their
own holes. or yet to build nests or
sticks while there were other available
nesting places, says writer In COun-
try Life in America. SO every spring
time there is lot OF trouble among
the desert chipmunks and ground
squirrels until the burrowing owls have
chosen their holes and settled down
for the season. Similarly the Gis
woodpeckers and gilded fickers have
no assurance that their holes I'm the
sahuaras are their own until after the
screech owls and pygmy owls have
been established In comfort Possess
sion is all the law there IL I'm the Ari-
IONA cactus and desert, and in case
of dispute the owls eat little chip
hunks and fickers, anyway.
All day, In the cool depths Of his
hole. the screech owl hides from III.
heat and glare. AS the sun sinks he
comes out and fits silently toward the
river bottom, where the mice and kan
CARGO rats are already beginning To
play on the sand patches, and to hustle
through the willows and arrowhead
thickets. The quail and smaller birds
are hid away In the bushes. and around
the old logs and stumps great yellow
scorpions and beetles are picking their
way. At the slightest movement OF
blade OF grass the screech owl sw0ops
to the ground, and when he Is not
ranging the fats for mammals he is
searching punches OF mlstletoe and
dense mosquito trees for the bros
which lie hidden there.
He does not scorn the scorpion and
beetles, nor yet grasshoppers and
smaller bugs At the same time lie
will tackle bush rabbit or twitch
pocket gopher from his hole by the
head. He swallows his prey whole.
and. after digestion has taken place.
throws up the bones and furs In the
shape of pellets. 1t is by looking for
pellets beneath wOodpeckers' holes in
cottonwOods and sahuaras that natur
alists are able to locate the homes of
these owls
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-07-02
BEAR UNPROTECTED.
Way Now Be Killed Anywhere in
Alaska

Alaska.
Washington, June 27.-The govern.
ment has lifted the embargo ON Alaska
pears. The new regulations issued un-
der the Alaska game law, and which
Will take effect ON the first of August
next, makes it permissible to kill bears
In the territory at ones own sweet will
during the greater part of the year,
and the absurd restriction placed upon
the shipment of bear skins from the
territory is repealed.
The agricultural department, which
has charge of the enforcement of the
game laws, has at last reached the con-
clusion that cattle and sheep are more
deserving of protection than bear; and
1t is shown conclusively that Kadlak
island, where the largest bears in the
world are found, is not big enough for
sheep and bears too.
Bitter complaints were made last
winter by the Seattle company which
has started cattle and sheep ranch
on Kandiak island, federal officers hav-
ing arrested employees of the company
because they killed bears which had
wrought havoc among the sheep. The
company asked the government point
eddy which was to be considered the
mostvaluable-sheep or bears. The
conclusion is that the sheep ought to
live, and that a game law which pro-
tects bears is unWise.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-07-02

iuies are that carriers shall not CON-
pete with the federal government in
the mall carrying business, and that
'ne carriers, when doing legitimate
erIanas' shall act for the patrons and
not Tor the merchant. commission
houses or other business organizations.
IL Is specifically provided that carriers
Will not be permitted to receive any
compensation from the seller of mer.
cnanolse. In short, the department
wishes to break up the practice of car
riers IN acting as the representatives
Oh any particular firm at the expense
OF competing firm.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-07-02
Gen. Clayton TO Retire.

Washington, June 28.-The presi-
dent has been informed that Gen.
Powell Clayton, United States ambas-
sador to Mexico, will resign his posi-
ton in the diplomatic corps March 4,
1905. 1t goes without saying that
there will be many applicants for Am
bassador Clayton's job, for embassies
are few and the salaries are high.
Moreover, the City of Mexico is not go
remote as the other important diplo-
matte posts and the expenses are not
so great as to render it impossible for
the ambassador to save a part of his
salary.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-07-02
JAPANESE TOO NEAR.
Kuropatkin Decides to Withdraw
Further North.

Kuropatkin Decides to Withdraw
Further North.
st. Petersburg, June 29.-The Asso-
ciated Press is informed on good au-
thority that Gen. Kuropatkin has de-
cided to withdraw northward. This
move gives the Russians the advantage
of being nearer the base of supplies
and places the Japanese at the disad-
vantage of having longer lines OF COM
munication.
1t is pointed out that Kuropatkin no
longer prevents junction of the enc
my's forces by remaining at Tatche-
kiao, since he might thereby imperil
the safety of his own troops, an the
desperate fighting at Ia pass and Fen
shut pass, June 81. shows that the
Japanese have a very strong force I'M
comfortably near.
The usual rumors of heavy fighting
pervade the city, but they were based
wholly on the fact that the armies are
in close touch.
Though it appears now from Gen.
Kuropatkin's tactics that a heavy en-
gagement may be deferred some days,
it is possible that the Japanese may
rush matters, but it is not generally
expected here that Gen. Kuropatkin
will give battle until he reaches pc.
sition of his own selection.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-07-02

Moving Toward Tacoma at the Rate
of Two Feet Year.

Moving Toward Tacoma at the Rate
of Two Feet II Year.
Tacoma, June 30.--The third rail
of the Interurban railroad is moving
in the direction of Tacoma at the rate
of two feet year. The movement of
the rail is causing the company con-
siderable trouble, and if it continues
will become more embarrassing.
Chief Engineer Bosworth, of the
line, has given the matter careful
study. but is unable to solve the mys-
FERROUS phenomenon. After careful
Watching he has found that the third
rail moves faster in hot than i'll cold
weather, and he says that during very
warm days it has moved az much as
two inches in the direction of Tacoma,
but at night it recedes slightly.
The force that is moving the rail Is
apparently irresistible, and in many
places along the line ties imbedded in
the roadbed are pushed along by the
rail, requiring additional section work
to keep the road in order. Some unex-
planned mystery of electric energy is
charged with the cause.
The most of the distance between
Tacoma and Seattle the third rail is
laid on the east side of the track. Mr..
Bosworth has noticed that on the small
portion of the rail at switc hes and else
where whree the third rail is on the
west side of the track it moves toward
SEATTLE
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-07-02
SUPPORTS ABOLISHED.
Action Taken On Recommendation
of Alaskan Collector.


of Alaskan Collector.
Seattle, June 3O.-Acting Secretary
Taylor, of the treasury department, in
a circular letter received in this city
yesterday announces the abolition of
the supports of entry at Mary island,
Dyea, Cleric City, Unga, Karluk, Cook
inlet and Orca, Alaska, at which no
officers are at present stationed.
The offices were abolished in accord
ance with recon mendation made to
the department by the collector of Gus
toms at Sitka The same letter estab-
fishes Eagle, Alaska, a SUPPORT of en-
try and in the future the officer sta
toned there is authorized to enter and
clear vessels, receive entries collect
duties and perform such other duties
as the interests of commerce may re
quire.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-07-02
Big Plant for Portland.

Denver, June 27.-Portland, Or, is
to have $500, 900 packing plant in
connection with the campaign of the
Independent Packing Company against
the beef trust. This definite announce
ment is made here by officers of the
National Live Stock Association, who
will journey to Portland for the meet
ing of July 8, when the preliminary
arrangements will be completed.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-07-02
Porto Rican Teachers Coming

San Juan, Porto Rico, June 28.-
The transport Fitzpatrick, having on
board 400 Porto Ricans, has sailed for
Boston, and the Sumner, with 200
teachers, has sailed for New York.
The teachers will spend two months in
educational institutions in the United
States
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-07-02
Historic Ship Will BE Raised.

Vancouver, b. c., June 27.-The
steamship Beaver, the first to cross the
Pacific ocean under her own steam, in
1885, which has been lying wrecked
at the mouth of Vancouver harbor for
twelve years, is to be raised by the city
of Vancouver and placed ON exhibition
at Stanley park, with placard recit-
ing the historical event in which she
took part.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-07-02
La Toilette Prepares TO Fight.

Madison, Wis, June 27-The Repub-
lican state central committee of the La
Toilette faction has elected officers
An executive committee of seven will
be appointed by Chairman Connor
Permanent headquarters will be estab-
lisbed in Milwaukee.
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-07-02
British Museum Library.

According to some interesting sta
tistics of the library Of the British
Museum, the number of books which
IL contains is 100000. not counting
single sheets or parts of works that
are accommodating. The shelving OF
the library exceeds sixty-nine miles in
length
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-07-02
At the Circus.

"They say the fat woman is going To
marry the skeleton man. | wonder how
she managed to get into his affec-
tionsY'
"She probably opened his heart with
q skeleton key."-Detroit Free Press
The San Juan islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1898-1914, 1904-07-02
ALEXIEFF MAY EXAGGERATE

buIItIIH hHUUUHCIHE Il OTV ItFNHuF
Fleet Ready for Action.
Cronstadt, June 27.-A telegram has
been published throughout Russia over
the signature of viceroy Alexieff. stat
ing that everyone of the damaged Rus
sian war vessels in the harbor at Port
Arthur has been restored to complete
efficiency.
There is no doubt, however, that be-
tween the real condition of affairs in
this connection at Port Arthur and
that indicated in the viceroy's tele-
gram there is a wide gulf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-15
BilligeB6ger
Nedenstaaende Bigger, der udselges til ca.
HALVDELEN AP BOGLADEpRISEN, er ale
komplette, men lidt beskadigeds paa OmsIagens
da de har veret brugte som Pr8ver.

Ammern. Paul. ct vaddemaal, 15c-An-
dersen. n. G. Billedbog uden Billeder, 15c-.@
]ter9i2et, a55c ): A xdsas'f Siadere: 5 5f9 Rsds9-.
strem, E.. ". Zigeunerb1od, Zoe Benson:
Otto, surrogater, oc--Bergspcs, Wilhelm.
IRE Fo2tslinser ioe.Rjursten, +; skjsb:
Bj0rnson, Bjernstjerne. vie-Knut, 10c-Fi-
Guds Veje, 35c-En Fa1lit, ioc-Bramson.
Louis. Revanche, 1Oc-B1andede Fortaellin-
ger, 15c-Carlen, Emelie Flygare. Bag Ku~
maal2oc-Dan. Kanaan. Rejser i det hellige
Land 700 Slider, 75c - seirende Krefter.
25c-Den lille Amerik amer. - De sidste af
ger, 1oc-Hverdagsmennesker, 25c-Drach-
Rdgren. I1Krig med samfundet, 2oc-Esch-
Folk Nod 5c-Tre Nye Fortsllingcr ,15c-Et
Dobbeltliv, 3Oc-Fortellinger af~ skandina-
visk illustreret Folkekalender, 10c-.Fortal-
Foss. If. A. Hvide SLAYER, 35c-Franklin,
Benjamin. Den ,garn1e Richards Kunst at
blivs rig og lykkelig; aoemGuldt SEs,c En-
stacker Fl. .skibskaptejnen, 2oc-Gunter,
man 8 Dele. 9os Slider, 5oc-Haggard. H.
Hauch, 6. Wilhelm zabren, a6e-Guid1nage-
rem, 35c-Hilditch, Jakob. Under norsk Flag,
25e5Hesten' dens s yyggna;na og Fell ae og de.
Bjerget, 1oc-Hornum, CO.. Frederic Gjalds.
gard eller Hittebarnet, 25e-- Husdyrenes
bande1sesmarket ,1oc-1bsen. Henrik. Cen
gangere, 1c~c-Bygmester so1ness, 25c Jan
Wisconsin,, 2~5c-Janson, Drude Krogh:, En
saloonkeepers Batter, 25c-Johnson, WolE,
mar. : America, 1oc-kielland, Alexander
Danmark, 1Oc-Sne. Roman, 25c-Fortuna.
Roman, is4 Slider, 25c-sankt Hans Fest.
Fortalling, 113 Slider, Kvaget, diets
sen og hane Hustru, csc -Kommanderens
Dotre, 25c-Naar Sol gaar ned, 25c-En Mall
strqm, oc-0n Magter. 5e-M
Munkebo ds 25es@Mester Martikm'ss Lefte. 90:
Mau, Ec Fire Hundrede Fortslfnger, 81 ,nkt
indb., $f.OO-Merk, G. Gjennem Skygger til,
McKinleys Liv og LEVIED, indb. 75c-"Men-
nesket'', diets Oprindelse og diets Bestemmer
ser, indb., 81. O0-Nanseni den frosne verden,
ling, 1oc-Nielsen, Anton. strogods, 2oc-0le
Hollands Liv og Levnet. 15c-Otte Fort@1-
linger, 1oc-Paludan-Muller, FIR. Ungdoms-
ki1den, 1~5c-Paulsen, John. S~jpdronnirgen,
Csc Petersen: Wilhelm. Digte, 4Oc-Pon-
toppidan, Henrik. Fra Hytterne, 15c-Prest-
gard, Kristian. Nansenfaerden, 15c-Paa
Diet JAYNE. En- Sam1ing at smukke, interes-
sante Fortel1inger, 3Oc-Ravnkilde, AIDA,
Judith Fiirste, 2Oc-To .Forts1linger, DOC
Ravnsborg, e11er de to Arvinger, 2oc-Sacker
Masoch. Brylluppet l 1spaladset, 25c-SchJ1r-
ring, Johanna. Havets Datter, 25c-schmidt,
Hara1d. Troesvidnerne, G~Oc-Schwartz, Ma
RE, Sophie. E1na, Observation-Disclosures 15c
= Sommer, K. Forvi1dede Hjerter, zoe =
Sommer, I. P. Herrerne paa Hammershus.
2oc- st%audenmeyer, A. Bibe1ens Kvinder,
indb., Stenno1t. L. A.. DR.. Cronins
Mord, 1Oc-stepniak, Serge. En- Nihilist,15c
-Skottertoget, 1Oc-Te1ame, J. H. D. Hvem
var Morderen, Verne, Jules. Torden
rundt so Dape. 2Oc-Vore mindre Husdyr,
deres Sygdomme og Sammes Demanding 15c.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-15
Miss Whitaker, en- me9et fremra.

= Miss Whitaker, en- meget fremra.
gende Klub.Dame i Savannah, Ga, for
t&ller hvorledes hun var fuldstendig hel.
bredet at Sysdom i Egsestokken we'd
brugen at Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege.
table Compound.
"KJERE Mrs. P1SKHAM:-Jeg anbefa-
Ter varmt Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vcge.
table Compound som ct Tonic og Regu-
lator for Vanskeligheder i Livmoderen.
Jeg led i 4 Aar af Uregelmassighed og
Sygdom i L%ivmoderen. Ingen, som like
har prevet disse skr8kkelige Smerter,
kan gore sig noget Begreb ON den legem-
lige og sj@lelige Elendighed de gennem-
gaar, som lider deraf. DereI Vegetable
Compound helbredede mig paa 8 Maa-
neder. Jeg var fuldstendig rask OF
stark igen, og Menstruationen er regel-
messig og smertefri. Hvilken Velsig.
nelse Diet er at kunne faa ct saadant Lac
gemiddel, naar saa mango Lager like
kan hj@lpe En-. Lydia e. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound er bedre end no.
gen L@ge eller Medicin, jeg nogensinde
har Erevet. Deres, Miss EASY WHIT
AKER, 604 39th st., W. Savannah, CAP
$500 Bode hvis Originalen til ovennevzie 3rev,
der viser diets Fgthed. like kan broduceres.
De Vidnesbryd, som vi vedvarende
offent::ss20 fra taknemlige Xvinder,
beviser over al Twill Evnen af Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound til
at he]brede kvindelige Sygdomme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-15

s e e Ell fasb t @otelei.
er Soul Mnoerien / &erning far
5elge rSSpllanospoiten" tilbu0t al
ifiGnfe &eoeielifabet en- 8yggegrun>
poa 1000 &b.=sllen, 1000 Mlen ira
Sernbaneitationen, for at ltgtte 8e.
itrGbelierne for at foa @e6eleIfabet
til @erntng.
l1n-
ser en- @fpoeebelie / 8%rpn0ersIet
beitre SfpttefreoS blep SfoIeinipef,
tpr @eertien rant al ct @fu6 fra fin
egen @iffel. nlpffen ifete be6 2a6,
ming at &iflen, og @fno6et le6ereoe
bans benitre sos i%aaleoes, at ser
ian6ipnligpis mao amputeres.
8 m II I p a S a + Ii ,
q Ser folte6e to Seminartiter
fra Selling Seminari,1m 2ipet> 90
lom er msooelt ii6ite l1ge berettes
mi poerligere, at Sc to Iorulpffe0e
par begge Gleber / Settling 9emina=
RUINS el0ite &losie. Sc bar tilliqe-
ne0 ct Hot &ameroter roe6e 1po pao
Sgen / Ell lille 8ao6. timber ct fSor=
Ing paa at ififte 8lo0s / oenne, 1nl1b=
le0e cit al Sem, og @oo6en fpntre6e
omtrent 100 Mlert fra @reooen. Sen
enc al Deltagerne flpnge0e Jig til
8aaoen, bborfra fan ienere re66eoes;
oe tire andre iggte at ipgmme / 2ano,
bpilfet altiaa 6espGrre fun lpffe6es
for Sen ene, Scarf Ma1ncf. 9enne
gioroe 6erefter mo6ige> men forgje=
beS 6ori6g paa at re0oe 6. 2o0e=
gaaro=9etelien. s l1lpffenS gieblif
bar ingen bofsne Menneifer til Ste6e
/ Merbeoen. Senere iamleoes Solf
/ ltore Sfarer fra Selling; men ga
por alt &aob ON &eoni1tg forgjepeS.
Sc to ltnge Menneifer bor netop /
0isle Gage oppe til Sfolelererefsa.
tttens ofilutten6e Gel; ser er ingen
SDipl on1, at Sc pil6e bope beitooet
Sen me6 meget ltnuft &einltot. Ser
blep ipgt efter 9igene til ro poo Mot=
ten, % @%fteridgellen fortiottes Do=
gen efter. @iOtil er fun @eorg @iel-
iens Sig f1tnOet. Mielien bar en-
Opgtig Sppmner, og Fan por nooet
rniten felt / 2an0. 5on0ipnligbe=
Sen taler for, at ct @ierte1 lag far
OrGbt bom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-15
biligt Farm Land

800 Acres frugtbar opdyrket Jord til
$4,000 per Acre, kun 3 Mil fra By, i
Polk Co., MINI. Udm8rkede Farme i
sydlige og nordlige Minnesota.
l S. Og N. Dakota oydyrket og uop-
dyrket Land til allie Priser Lette Al
betalinger til 6 pct.
8 lsydlige Missouri extra godt Farm
Land, $6.oo-$I5.oo per Acre.
Det vii betale sig at Sc, hvad jeg kan
hyde Dem. Skriv paa engelsk eller
skandinavisk til
NATHAN O.. ROBBINS,
$50 Boston Block. Minneapolis, Mimi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-15
vSyorIpunbet er etbpert @por al


min @pg6om" ifriper @r. 81. @noer<
Jon, Ooungstomn, Otto. u5or om<
trent 10 Mar lt6en- bar leg r1gttg
6aarlig al 6oritoppelie og Wabelpg-
Bonn. Mlle Sc Meoiciner, leg brngte,
bar til ingen 8er6ens Septic, fGreno
leg begpnote meo Or. 8eter's &uri=
TO. Sire Slaifer al benne berltge
Me6icin belbre6e6e mig, og boao Der
er allepbeolt, li6en SEN STD er etbbert
@por al min eamle 2ibelie %foriorn-
set, og leg f6ler mig raft og fraftig."
81. 8eter's @urtfo er lite en- Mpotbe.
fermeoicin. @eIges fun al Mgen'
ter eller 6irefte fra Sabrifanten
81. Beter Sabrnep, 112-114 90
.&oDne Mpe., @bicago, SA.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-15
$onoerjvllano.

&trfeDulg. 6orle0en S9n=
Bag palgtes fire Menigbe0srepre=
ientanter / Mbil0: 5Diferne ieire0e
r1eO 6S imoo 38 Stenmer; gjen-
palgte bleu g0. &eterien al Mbilo,
Soft. Scbmt0t al Genemoie og 81. 81.
s(n6eriel1 al Spflfop nppalgt Mn0r.
&r. Bal1llen al Sollte0. S EN- Mfe0=
0elelie til ~6len56urger Macbriob=
ten" bebu0es, at SEN lte6lige Mf0e=
ling al Sen tpife 6orening, iom MI
vraa0er puer 6cl1peO Is M}e0lemmer"
rbelton0ig bill toge &olgene / lin
@uo11O".
SCR fprite @ong M 5
s oget t. Jorleoen Sag fom Ell
Some til @en1cr &ro og forlangte Ell
Serlrbol1ebillet. Weoen5 bru1 bente=
Sc pao 5ogct, foreipurgte bum, bpor=
le0e5 Set egentltg bar at fipre mes
Soget, og ON Set bar forbunoet meo
6ore, for iaa piloe FUN bellere gao
til Ipos. SUM- bap0e I'LL lepet ONT
trent 70 Star l10en at boDe beltDttet
ct Sog, iao fu11oe bum go0t unopgre
Set Neiten al Sen Si0, FUN bap0e al
lepe /. Ser %foriifre0es ben0e, al
Set fife bor forbunoet mes 6are al
fjgre mes Soget, BUN fun0e bore
ganife rolig. SmenS bar Soget an=
fpmmet, og Hasiagererne lteg tne
Otter at bore fiprt cit St0 lang ben-
ben6te Ell al &aSiagererne Sci
@pprgsmool til &oner, bDorle0eS
FUN loo ipntes ON Sen @lagS &i6r.
1el, bporpao bun %ipare0e: u&igte
goot! Set er Ell belle S10retnine
mes SEN Ser1rban."
! 6 0iSpen ationsbi
ltorie. @n TIFF Mpbpgger
@oooager @ogn opnaaeoe | 6oroore'
at foa en- Bige, 6ispeni eret fra Com
merlfolen; men 6a Set erfareoes, a
Fan boboe leiet Denoe bort til Ell
Man6 / Birfelep, Ser nnberttoen Ton
/ &o66er ~GoriamlingsbnS, toges 9iS
peniattonen ttlbage. Wan maa imto
lerti0 bialpe Zig, JON man fan. Sa
6eren LOS oerfor ilet iffe 8igen tno
mel6e fig til Sfolegong 8irfeep
paa Sen Maaoe funbe bun beige I'll
pante 5foIe / &aabager og oen gDri
ge SIS tiene / 8irfeleb. Set traf re
bel6iat, 6a man / @aa0ager pa
@ruu6 at 2ererenS SDgbom | Ian
Gio inger Sfolegang bar bapt % n
fgr1t i sen ienere STD bar nn6erpts
ming to Gage ON l1gen. Stgrr
&in6ringer for &tgens Gieneitefo1
bol6 bill ogiaa rtappe berefter inotro
6e; til 2areren ! @aabager bar II
iggt fiji Mfifeo, og Set tan tage ST
iroen Mabien bliper beiat igien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-15
Dr.. Niles Antl-pain pills.

Ct burttot ftf.rt % paalibelist Mibbel for tp9 ener
uerpps Rppebpiue. Rpgfuerter. W3aneptue. 9te1trals'a,
Nerpsiitet, Srritabilitet, espn1ssbeo, 0tgt, Se'ansa.
Snbebolher bperfen Opium eaer Morttre % ~etterlaoer
iuge1 fleu,une efterpirfninser. q Dots se. poo
Nputbefer eaer fenoes at Dr. Nttlss Meottal
Co.. Gltaart. Snbiana.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-15
s'sassep ge,sse. aros.eo} q

Qidt6a Dpp, Bpess Eoysbo L.
9ueo8 Goautp.
wvarlH. gheneb iSerQer, at Sah e het ,atbse
iemE &treset g.. 3. 63enes i Co.. ber brtser
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q offorni 3tt1saaS bill betoIe e Cum Of It buqbeeee
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-15

UelleU ullIUY, ~ Ut ulllIlYtOe JtuOe
on Geterl en bab6e bgret btOet0e ON
Selifobets l1n0erifl1o og iom 6g1ge
berof gjort fig ffpl0ige Sbertreoelle
al @%onfnrsIoben beb life at anmeloe
@o11f1rs. De i6emtes 6erfor bper
100 Marf / 8goe. @n6pi6ere fa1t1log
&etten, at Sc Mnflage0e alle boboe
bapt Sci / Sc fal1fe 8alance-Opittl=
finger, og at De bapbe bioit, at De
bar falife. Sacobien i0bmtes 300
Marf / 8p6e for bbert al to Silfeloe.
Mabe og 8eterien bber 200 Marf fo1
bbert at to Silfel6e. Set par eno6i:
6ere bebiit, at De | Gallesff6 babot
ffa6et @elifabet, @abe og @eterier
peo at p6e Sacobien Sifferbe6 fol-
en- @ie& forub for Selffabets onor;
@iel6nere, % Saeobien beo at bob
onitiftet Dem 6ertil. Sacobien ifjero
tes berfor to maane0ers 6angiel o.
100 Morf / 8g6e.
Sen iamle6e Straf for Sacobie1
bar ioale6es to Maane0ers Spngie
og 900 Short / 8gop, for bier af 8
more en- Maanebs Sengid og 60
lMarf 8g6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-07-15

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