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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-28

Tor His Country's Sake" written by
Justin Adams. for the week OF August !.
80
Mr.. John Lane Connor, one OF the
popular members Of the stock company
at the Empire this summer will have the
leading male role In when Women
Love" the coming season and will be
seen at the Empire early In September.
90
The week OF August 1st will be benefit
week AT the Empire. when the leading
members OF the stock company VIII no
rendered testimonials by the managemons
es token OF appreciation OF their SER
vices.
Mr.. Walter A. Foster, whose illustrated
songs and moving pictures have been
such strong drawing card at the Empire
this summer. will spend a three weeks
vacation In Canada at the close OF the
stock season, the guest OF Miss Karrolrs
uncle, ,'Coi George Simpson OF the British
army. Mr.. Foster will be a member OF
Hiss KarrolPs company this coming sea-
sen.
Miss Florence Sommer Reed, who Is 10
be the leading woman In the stock com
pany at the Imperial theatre, which Will
open the season about September g, was
born in Philadelphia and is the daughter
OF Srat late well known and beloved
comedian. Roland Reed. who for so many
years threw laughter and fun into the
hearts OF playgoers. Miss Reed has been
on the stage a comparatively few years.
less than four, in fact. but In that time
she has displayed great artistic talent and
while connected with Proctor's In New
York made a decided hit with the Goth
antics. She Is young and magnetic and
at once finds the way TO please her audi
ences; she has a delightful personality,
and even before joiping the professional
ranks was prominently known in Philadel-
phia as possessing much musical and
vocal talent as well as decided leaning
toward the legitimate.
Mr.. Malcolm Williams. who needs no
introduction TO Providence people, is "a
be the leading man. and with these two
strong artists Col. Wendelschaefer car
be assured OF success in the new stock
company at the Imperial
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-28
he THEATRES

There are some plays, and a great many
OF them, which are completely forgotten
by the audience a few moments after the
curtain descends on the last act; and
there are others, ell too few, which leave
an indelible impression, by reason OF
a powerful story. clever dialogue. novel
situations. or strong character drawing.
eat the White Horse Tavern" Is one OF
the latter class, for those who see 1t will
not soon forget the entertaining story, the
witty dialogue the screamingly funny
situations and the delightfully."- wholesome
tnosphere Of the picturesque comedy.
II is the kind Of play which is enjoyed
the more each time II is seen, which Is
probably the reason IL IL attracting such
large houses al Keith's this week. where
II Is being revived In response 10 popular
requcst by the Albee Stock company. The
mirth-provoking Incidents are so numerous
IN this funny play that the audience is
IN state OF uproarious laughter every
minute the curtain Is UP, and each act
Is given many hearty curtain calls This
is so especially after the hrst act. the
very realistic rain storm scene, which
Invariably calls for five or six curtain
calls Miss Reimer's tuneful little folk
cong OF the first act also gets a generous
applause. and IL is to be heard whistled
an. sung about the streets. as the catchy
air OF .r~0ular musical comedy.
80
One OF the very ,.-ver pieces OF act
ing given In AT the White Horse
Tavern" at Keith's this week = that
given by Mr. Robert Turner as Lloidl.
the professional beggar. BY remarkably
fine assumption and complete loss OF
his own identity. which is aided by an
exceptionally fine makeup Mr.. Turner
makes a seemingly unimportant role
stand out prominently as one OF the chiet
hits OF the excellent production. He
scores every point with telling effect and
the appreciative audience rarely fail to
stamp his delineation with the vigorous
mark OF their approval
90
II there is anything funnier than Mr..
Ovens portrayal OF the eccentric Will
liam Glesecke OF Berlin. who II travelling
under protest II II hard 10 imagine 70.
The role is one I'm which Mr.. owens =
unctuous personality fits like glove.
Or it's rich comedy possibilities. when no
throws OF the cloke which reveals him
clad IN the quaint costume ef Tyrol. the
audience find their laughter uncon-
trollable. and this II continued through
out the play. everything he says or does
elliciting great hilarity. To say that
Mr.. owen makes tho most Of the oppor-
tunities this character affords him Is
putting II mildly.
The Dot Karroll Stock company at the
Empire will present a southern war play,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-07-28
PUBLIC LAWS PASSED AT
THE JANUARY SESSION.

cThe chapters of the public laws srarp, sr1
numbered CouilnuouslN from 'ilS
laws revision OF 1881
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25

Set @pitem, iom Sic 8ro-
bioe,nt Some 8ni1bing
8 . tn f%remlegger for oct
omerifarife @aeblitum, beiiboer mani
&c @~ien6ommeligbe6er, Der nebpen=
oigbis bill ortbefaGe set til oen ltore
@rme al &iemiggere | ollie @ationenS
&an6elscentrer, ser ltrmber ben til at
blibe fri for &l.Sbprternes Tprannt.
Oct fan / fit Mlminoeligbeb beblt TO-
rafteriieres iom en- Sorenfling al set
5Dltem, Ser benDttes at 8pgnings
2oon Mslociationerne og er blepet
fien6t 2an6et ODER giennem beres
Guitn0er al Giltaler. Diaje Ms TO-
%ciationers Maal - at bjnlpe en-
Mean6, Der ingen andre Mfi6ler BE-
libber eno bans S10fomme og bans
Guns for at ipare, til at blibe @ier
al ct Stem = er oct famine; oct bar
iamme 8alis af co=operotip @tr9<
BEN. Mear Metbo0en er bragt reo
til ct proftiif neutrality-suspicious.
6orm, Ser CT ltmpelt nof til at er=
fien0es og foritooeS> og lom 6erfor
fon fontrolleres al Sen ltpre &lasle
al lpnnenoe Mrbejocre, til bbis @obn
Set CT ltiftet.
Sc to melt f%remtrp6enDe Of 0isie
gien0ommeligbeoer er 9fonomi og
Siffeu6e0, lom Set ierlig frelngoar
al Sjurnel ien al set in0Difle0e og
foltbare &entelDlten1.
S SEN linplificereoc Sorm al Set
cn9ellfe Spltem CT al(e &enter u0e<
lo0te. @epol1e11ten giper slffol6
puo Sen Torret at fu1111e bnpe SEN
lille 6prtierelt e al bans Gporemi0=
Ter for SEN lungt ltprre 6orbel at
blipe fri for 0eu ltore &ente poo
bans Saon. l10gifterne mp0es be6
en- fo1tiot &ooligni1rg, Ser betoles ems
al .9epone11t og 2oorer, og iom be-
lpber Jig til liot mere ems 1 Yrocent
onrlig.
81 tyr ior>1bl ige Sic Yropi6e1t
Some Building Society cit lps pg
i%ll0bringenbe 6ren1ti0, bDis set bli=
Der 1e0et puo cit DDgtig Moo0e efter
Sc Srinciper, Ser fremintteS / Gel=
1fubets 2iterotnr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25

Mrs. Subs9aarb, ZIG @leolout
Npe., blcp liolte 9proog %bebo9eligt
pperrolfet og ol0cles forfjom lfet, ga
en- 6lof Gamer fra @olgotbd airfen
og bens &pinoe fprening iomt 6en To-
tale Selterforening oflogoc ct @eipq
bos Del1oe.- Set par fife / 11oqe1
1Grltg Ml1leoning Sc inofonot iig,men
bo Mrs. @oOsgaorb / 1nange Mar
bar pgret ct ib9r6igt Meolem al
apinoeforenin9ene oa Ell lnr Gel al
S1'tteren bar pGret bjemipsf al en-
o11oartet % imertelig 9%jenipgoom,
pnlteoe Be peb beres @eipg at OBJ
mn1ttre ber1oe og uotrDfte oeres Gle
DC oper, at bun igien er iltano til at
bGre mcb / Mrbei0et % / @irfen.
Sperroifelien bar ful0itenoig cg blep
at Mrs. 8obsgaaro paoifjgnnet Ga
forltaaet. Man tilbragte en- meqet
bebagelia gftermiooog iammeu, oq
Mfs. 8oosgaaro gnifer gienl1em
!. sioel1oe1 at uotrpfte fit Grfienot-
sligbeo ogEf or geigget
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25

81 imaa 2rcnsc iif Jig forle6e11 cit
~nfripillig &joretl1r til 2ittle 6alls.
Sc legebe / Ell Irogtpogu poo Mortb=
erl1 Yocifics Sppr, % bo CIT al s(r=
bcjoerne ioo Ipren oobcn, luffeoe
bor1 Sen. 2iot efter blep @ogl1el1
toblet til ct Goy, lom gift til 9ittle
Tolls. Set bar II elmer cf tcr, at
en- &o110uftpr bprte Dem hanfe poo
Gpreu % bcfriebe Sem. Yolitiet
por blepen tilfolot al 9rengcnes
6orrlOrc for at ipge efter Sem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25

st &mritcb for 9ranferc pil blipe
oprettet / &l1orpille, Soma, for @to=
tens &egning; SEN bil fomme til at
fo1te $125>000 og ifol inorettcs / ct
ncblogt 8linoeinititut.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25
Stoitc Spnoag Mftcn ST. 10

Stbitc Spnbag Nftcn &l. 10 1,6=
brp0 Ser SIS / Dor 2on0smon0 Mr.
NnDerien @us / 5333 Morion ct.
Mr. MnOeriens IL Star gon1le Gpn
bar olene / Sulet ba Sl0en opten1.
San fit 8ronopelenet folot, ser fif
Sloen lluffet efter at SEN bop6e poe=
logt Mebler og Snobo til ct 8elpb al
500.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25

Eaitor Spe1icn opbte lio1te Spl1=
Sag i'm pngltc Spn / @olgatbo Sir
fen ug 9op bon1 9tunnet @crlpp Mor=
tenlc11. Get fprltc 9fopr1 CT til Min=
DC ON ErGl tens &el1, Neooftor See
lpp peo u9olneltic Engineering" ,
Chicago, Set on0et efter bans Dno=
llngstbeolog, ofop0e @ilfop Morten=
len.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25

Eolitibctjent Sranf @seteripm req
Scoe forle0en eli lille &ige fra at
blipe oberfjert al EFT Gporpogn poo
@obolbo ct. mes Tare for lit eget
Sln. 9en lille @i9e pil0e gao ODER
Sporet lige fpro11 cit @omline @por-
pogn> og juit lon1 0enne bererte be,,=
De, blep bl1n gre6en al &olitibetieu=
ten, Ser folteoe Jig mes fin @prbe
ON / Ter1oeren og bolot benoe, inotil
&o9nen lton0leoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25
N}a6antc
1tugopmmcligc

Gen nugopmmcligc Maban1c
Yalc gjnlter igiel1 Dor @p og boloer
Tore0rog for 8pe11s Gamer / Metro=
pplitm Opera @ol1lc ON Del1 &l1ltlt
at bolGe Jig ing pg lmu1f. s(t op>1=
me efter SEN ltore pg intereslerte
Silbprcri fore er Ser mango, Ser pl1=
lfer at lurc Sen &lu11t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25

Mrs, 2i55ic Smitb, cit gommel
Some, Ser boeoe / 1911 llniperlilp
Slpe., folot neA al Sroppen % bruf=
feoe lit enc Sen. 6or ct Hor Moo=
neoer lioel1 hopoe bun famine lt6elo.
@lr1 bealiggcr pau @pbolpitolet, %
poo @rl1no al benbcs suoer CT bclr=
bes Sillton6 hetGnfelig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25

Gn berbpcn6c 2incmau, ser orbej=
be0c for Gelcfonfompog1iet, blep. for
lcOen, 81 Fan bar D9jt tilpeirs, 11,1=
oerrettet ON at ban DabOe orpet
$4,000 og en 6rugtform / Golifor=
nia. Sforgoors rcjltc bol1 bort for
at tugc Mrpen / @el i00elic.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25

ST. PAUL TIL
so mpamfomne Tamilier bar mnot-
tet inologere fig / Soteller, oa De
iffe er iitono til at fin6e &eboelles=
leiligbe0er UNDER 6e11 iteoftnoenoe
@usmangel. !
8lanot bette Mars @rabmenterS
Soil af &o,ror pes Mecbanics Irt
&igbicbooI er Sells Mortenien, @en
al Mr. % Mrs. Mortenien, 921
@auItier ct. @rotulerer, Sells!
&pis Sc bmifer ct npt Sect &leoer,
efter bpeite Mo6e og til billigite
&riier> goa til g.. S. &ice, SO 6.
Tourtb ct @omle @e6er renies
og presies. Mrbeioet garanteres.
Gbau!es @aneamp, Ell 5lagter iom
boer / 1862 6. @ebentb st., ligger
/ 8%pboipitalet meo ct brGffet Sen.
@oucam er Ell elbre Man6 % Deier
200 Yuno, iaa at ban fal0t meget
baar6t.
@amlc Mr. 2arpcntcur,St. &a1ls
nlol tie Sctler, far til frepet 8praa=
Set mes 8eginring ont at e1 al 8p=
ems @ooer opnnpnes efter ba1n.
Sons gnife pi1 ia116iDnligpis blipe
%cftcrfpmnet.
Mrs. @!lcm Carrier, Ell befjel1ot
&pil10c ira @oOen, ser far tilbrogt
Set melte al Sc lio1te to Star / Mr=
b%ejosbuict, pil I'LL bltpc ienOt til 9lip=
let / Nocbeltcr iom cit uforbe6erlig
Grol1ferl fc.
Gm 1erbpcnoc 2incman, ser orbei=
be0c for Selefonfompog11iet, blep for
lcOen, 81 ba11 bar bit tilneirs, 11l1=
0errettet ON at bun bab0e urpct
$4,000 og cit 6rugtfurm / Golifor=
nia. SforgourS rcjltc bau bort for
at togc Mrpen / Sci i0bcllc
Gen nngopmmcltgc Mabartc
9alc gjGlter iaien Dor @p og boloer
Tore0rog for @peus Gamer / Metro=
ppliton Opera @ol1l e ON 0el1 &1tltlt
at bolHe Jig ing pg ln1l1f. s(t bpn1=
me efter SEN ltore pg interes lerte
Sil6prcrl fare CT Ser 1ro11gc, Ser pl1=
lfer at (Grc Sen SIM It.
@tlltam &ubiniun, Ell Neger, ltoo
f%orleoen / CONNER So99orbs Net,
onflaget for Spperi, pg blcp ognrt til
&eforml folen. Mobinion ct en- pclop=
orogen SINGS, Ser e%n0pgloa bar goaet
pou Spjlfole pg bar lom 6plge 0erof
lllcgct forlflcllig ira Sc Negre, scr
luSponli9 prpoc Metslpfulcrne. Sol1
milteoe for eli Sio liOeu lit g(rbci0c
% foreAop at bope l%tjoolct for at l1l1=
oerboloc i'm Mpbcr.
Gn uelflrot Game, Scr gou lit
Atop11 lom Mrs. Nloro bon Sl1ils-
n1ilc6, @llltru til en- promi1cnt
So'1olUgc 3ullttb, blcp fprlc0er1 al
Falitiet peo 311cos ct. citation flt1=
Oct Oripenoe pmfring / CIT Sluos
mental &il0elie. Sum foregop lioe
at bope furlo0t ct. 2l1fos &olpitol
bpilfet benngtes. Mrs. 5uilsmilcf
blep opergipct til Sberiffen for al
berocS mentole Iillton0 flr10c blipe
n1oeripgt.
MrS~ &obcrt Grng b(ep for Ell
llgeS Sio iioen misbol,o(et al lin
Wtono, foroi bltn life piloe gipc 6o1n
Fe11ge at oriffc for; fan ltof ben0e
nleo en- &11ip / Sfl1loeren % mis-
bo11oleoe ben0e poo o,1ore Mooocr,
S Mol1oo9S itoo ban for CONNER
So99oro / Giltrtftsretten for at
n1ootoge li1 0om; ,bons Sl1ltr1 bar
t1llteoe lon1 Gionc, en0u1 lpoo efter
Den Y%egonoling FUN bop0e list al lin
br'1tole @ltsbono, men tro0s oette
%benfolot brn Gom>neren ON at lobc
9oln Hippo nr:o en- let Strof / &c.
tro9tni11g al at bon (np0e pprct
orl'ften og life pi0ite bpoo Fan aior-
De. arl1ger blep lenot i'll g}efor1no-
tortet, bpor Fan ifol blipe miuolt eli
Star.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25

Gleomora Gbriitinc 2pgcrt, >. g.
g, ogter at afbol0e v2eap Oear"
Sal / Central @all, &i6rnet al
@elt Strtb & 5epentb Streets 2gr=
Dag Mften M. s SEN 8. Mpril, bbor
Meolemmer og &enner in0bp6es at
oeltoge. &omiteen goronterer en-
fornejelig Aften, iier for ollie &eber-
91per> iom ser fan more Jig efter eget
Dnlfe. 8illetter er 35c, og Mulifen
,leperes. al Capitol Gitp Orfelter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25
ST.. Paul.
u. G. Gybien,
5cf1Ireoaftor.
Z. Roienmeier,
11lauaeer.

Surretningsfprercn treffcs baglig
paa Sla0cts &pntpr, 46 1tnipn
Sluef, mcllcm 11-2 % tilligc
bber 2proa9 Nftcn fra 6-S.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25
st ijelbcnt SilfrlSc al seiglipct=

st ijrlocnt SilfrlSc al Sejglipct=
beo CT / oisle Gage en0t mes 0poen
poo 9pboipitolet. Ior ca. 3 Tiger
lioen blep cit Mo11o fra @uoion,
@iS., brogt til 9oipitalet meo en-
brGffet &pgro6; ct Secs Soplpoon
bar nultet ODER bam og Dopbe gipet
bom Sen nepllte Sfooe, og 9egerne
pe1tebe fife, at ban fl1l10e lepe / "a
Elmer; ban lepeOe Dog tire Tiger,
Ser til ingen Sis bar &oob pm,
at fan fl1n0e fom11e Jig. Siolte
2proog in0troo0tc Ell 8%(ooforgift-
ming, og / @on0o9s op0e fan.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25

Tpritfummcnbc @pnoas Tprmib=
bag bliper ser @onfirmotion / Col
gotbo &irfen. Som 6plge 0eraf be-
'9pnocr @rostjcucl ten &l. 10. Sm
Mftcl1en blipcr Ser Sptagelie al 11pe
Meolc>nncr 90 Mltergmg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25

so upanfo1nne Tamilier bar moot-
tet inologere fig / Soteller, oa De
lite er iitonb til at fin6e @eboelies=
leiligbe6er UNDER ben lteoftnoenoe
@usmongel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25

@rs. Glen Carrier, e, befjenot
&pinoe ira @aoel1, ser far tilbrogt
Set melte al Sc 1ioite to @or / Mr=
bejosbuict, pil n,1 blipc len0t til Mip=
let / Mocbeltcr iom en uforbe0erlig
Gronferl fe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25

&urppral G%arrntbcrs neo Company
9, enogtpucnoe Snfol1teri 9fegime>1t
/ Sort Smelling, bpoe li0lte 2prbog
eIter pcO eli 6eilto9clle at baue brl1f=
fet Srnolfobcl. @on nor % 9(or
9onumel ng CT opgtig % n0rl1clig
Sol0ut.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25

Blanbt bette Mars @ra6menters
Soil at &orpor pes Mecbanics Mrt
&igbIcbooI er Nels Mortenien, Sgn
al Mr. % Mrs. MortenIen, 921
Coulter ct. @ratulerer, NelS!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25

Notwithstanding
for iioite u9e, Up til ben %. STARTS
Webbelt of
Gbas. G.2etptS d &c.. WttnneappItS, Mtnu
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25

@ilbert 6. &cef, 65S Sort st., Ell
&eteran fra 8orgerfrigen; ramtes
fprleoen al ct 5lagtilfeloe iult iom
ban bar ifer0 meo at paife fig, og
Osbe poo Steoet. @on bar 63 Mar
gomrnel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25

@anlc Mr. 2arpcntcnr,St. &ol1ls
Glblte Sctler, far tilIfrepet 8proa=
Set mes 8eginring om at cit al 8p=
ems @a0er pp11Gpnes efter baln.
Sons gnlfe nil io11olDnligpis blipe
%cftcrfpmlnet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25

&eb &jpb eller @eparation al l1bre
beipg sen beltien6te Ssubeler @imon
Nelion, 209 6. z. st., ct. Saul.
8plgatba &irfcns &binbcforentn9s
maoneolige Social Dil blipe afbolot
i Mrs. Sboefs &iem, 805 @gote ct.
Girs0ag Mften Sen 5. slprtl.
Sci lofale Socialiitparti feireoe
1io1te @pn6ag Minbet ON &artier-
fon1unen Marts II. 1871. Sprpret
priites iom pentelig / bpie Soner.
@ilbert 6. &cef, 65S Oort st., Ell
Geteran fra 8orgerfrigen; ramteS
fprleoen al ct SlagtilfGl6e iuit iom
ban bar ifero 1ne0 at paife fig, og
Ds0e poo Ste0et. @on bar 63 Mar
gom1nel.
T~pritfpmmcnbc Spnbag Tprnto=
baa bliper ser &onfirmatton / @ol=
gotbo &irfcn. Gom 6plge Oeraf be-
9pnoer @uosticuclt ten M. 10. Sm
Mitc,nen blipcr ser Sptogelle al 11pe
Mteolcmncr 90 M%ltergal1g.
Sbumas S. Sicrncp, iom orbeioer
/ Sicrlrp & 60. Commission @pltle
pou S6ir0 st., fal0t forleoen 1leO
as Srappcl1 % finn loa alpprlig til
lfooc, at ser er Iarc for bans 2ip.
San fol0t poa Mopcl1, og 2Ggc1 IL
ger, at bans Silltol1o er bct9nfclig.
ga Mr >. 6. Gisicl, 800 g.
Central Mpe., oobl1e0e iin 6ront0pr
iibltc Snsoog Mfte1 otter at noge1r
bopoe ringet 9orfloffen, fo11ot ba11
pao &erol1oocn Ell Hoffe, ser bite
Jig ut in0ebolDe CIT life 9%obp0reng
omfring to Mooneoer gomnel. S
@or,1ets &lGoer iur1ot ban CIT Sco=
Sci, bnorpou Ser ltoo, at Barnet par
0pbt / Sen fotbollfe Srp. Barnet
lc11otes til Spbolpitolet.
Gn bjcmipgt Tamiiic moo 0a1nili=
en- Stopclton folocs. Sobn Stopel=
tom ligger / ct. 2ufcs @olpitol, ipg
al Appendicitis. Mo0ere11 blep for
to Mor lioe1 loo furlig fprbrGnbt, at
blun bpoe al Soorene. gn al Spit
ncr11c liager / ct. Solcpbs @oipitol
pg bor fooct cit Nrm on1pl1tcret %
fierc @en fjnrnet lom Tplge al ct
llbclo / @i11cflep, % en- on0en Spl1
brogtcs liblte 5irsoag til 8pbnipito=
let meget lpg.
So imaa 2rcnge if Jig forle0en CT
ufripilli9 &jpretur til 2ittle Sails
&c legeoc / en- 6rogtpogn poo Mortb:
crn Eocifics Sppr, % oo CIT al s(r
bciOcrre lon Iprcn onbcl1, l1ffeOl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25

81 bcnlcScr Spmrrfipmbcben paa
Sc lofale Npertislementer fer / @lu=
Set. Gisle CT inOrpffe0e al
oanlte Sorretlling5lnunO> Ser fortje=
1,er Deres 2ol1osnnr11bs Sighting.
9soor man fan faa lit slrbejoe giort
ligelaa goot % fon fipbe liJeino bill
ligt bos Sem lon1 hos noge1l ol1oen,
bporfpr 81 life gaa til 1ine egne
Sann5lnGno. Set pil pnre til gien=
iioig 9eptte.
8nostjcncitc / @lolgotbo &irfc1
Sfurtorsoug Nften ST. s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25

Set lofale socialiitparti feireoe
]io]te @pn6ag Minoet ON &artier<
fomunen Marts II. 1871. Sprpret
priites iom pentelig / bpie Soner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25

Gbau!es @amcamp, cit 5lagter iom
boer / 1862 6. Gepentb st., ligger
/ 8pboIpitoIet me0 ct breffet Sen.
Saucomp er Ell elbre Wau6 % beier
200 Bun0, iaa at ban fal0t meget
boar0t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25

Strejfenbe &iger. On Strejfe,
bporme0 set lgnge bor trnet mellem
Eigerne | @ogbin0erfaget, er enoe=
Zig bruot lps; 800 &iger neolag6e
Mrbejoet iiolte Sirs0ag efter at bope
meooelt 0eres Mrbei6sgibere, al Sc
forlangte 0eres Union anerfjenot og
en- 2%enforbgielie paa 333 &rocent.
Nllere0e for lengere Sis 1t6en bar
Bigernes Union Itillet 6tsle &rab til
Mrbeiosgtperre, men facet ct be-
itemt Mflag, % iamme 5fjebne
meote Sc, ga Be for EN- l1ges Gib IL
ben fornpeoe @rabet og trleeoe mes
at ltreife, bpis set life bleb efterfom-
met. Otter at Streifen bar erfla.
ret, bar ltnionen babt betpoelig Sill
gang, pg Be nge Me6len1mer bar 1teo-
logt Mrbei6et. Der bIiper lite me-.
get 8oabinberorbeioeuofg ct.
BulI Oisiesl Cane.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25

Ectcr Mnrpbp, en iaofolot u9}un=
ner" fpr ct 4. &lasies @ptel, en Ma10
JONI far ct p0er1t tbipliomt @pgte,
fcrlpgte f%orleOen ne6 @ol0 at tpinge
CIT 6armer til at gao mes til set
9otel, @furpbp repre- el1tere0e. Yoli=
tibetjent @illiom lag0e fig imellem,
og Murpbp ilog bom / Mnjigtet. Set
tc fanot 2opens &eprnl entont Tia l.;
men oo M11rp6D ipDtteoe bom / Mn=
ligtet, gop Bclitin1an0en bom en- lao
grnnoig og pelfortjent &epielie , at
oa Mr1rpbD blep fremltillet for Set
ten, ligne0e bans Mniigt set Sn0pe11=
6ige al en- Mincepie. !.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25

&nis Sc bniter ct mt Set @l9oer,
efter bpieite Mo6e og til billigite
&riier, gaa til g. S. &ice, SO 6.
6ourtb ct. @amle &le6er renies
% presies. Mrbei6et garanteres.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1904-03-25
&eb &jpb eller @eparatioa al l1bre
belpg sen belfien6te SSubeler @imor
Melion, 2O9 6. z. st., @t. Saul.

8pleatba &irfens &binoeforentnss
mooneolige Spcial bil blipe afbolot
/ Mrs. 5bacfs @iem, 805 Igate ct.
Girsoag Mften Sen 5. @prt(.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1904-11-03
WAS FAVORABLE TO FARMER
Octcher Weather in Illinois Free From
Damaging Extremes

The coolest period for October, ac-
cordinS TO the special crop bulletin, OBJ
tanned from the 2Cth to tle 2Sth, in
elusive, when killing frosts occurred
over Il greater portion of the state.
The average temperature for the
month was about normal. The rain
fall was decidedly deficient less pre-
cipitation occurring in the central dis
trict than in any corresponding month
for the past 25 years. The weather
conditions. all together, were highly
favorable for farming operations and
the maturing of corn.
Corn was practically safe in all dis
tricts before the coming of killing
frOsts. Considerable husking and crib
bling has been done. A windstOrm of
marked energy passed over the state on
the goth and 21st, causing considerable
damage to standing corn. much of the
crop being Frustrated. Estimates fur
nished of yield and condition indicate
an average crop of good quality.
The general condition of wheat is
quite Satisfactory. The crop was
mostly sown late, on account OF wet
backward, but it has attained good
stand. and. with the exception of need
of rain. in some localities, the outlook
is favorable. All reports indicate the
thrifty condition of rye.
Pastures need rain in portions of the
central and southern districts, but else
where they are good. Live stock is
doing well and will enter winter under
favorable conditions.
The potato output, throughout the
state. is probably above average, and
the quality is of high order. The apple
crop has been mostly gathered. In the
northern half of the state fair crop
of good quality has been harvested,
but a light yield of inferior quality is
generally indicated in the southern
counties.