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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-08-28
BOLTS 10 Il q e.

8 o, 81. Nug. Der 8ori4lag,
baB Sala9in auiiden &ublano uro
Sapan gstbeilt psroe, erre9t i'm Wclte
ensrsif9sn Wioeripru9 uno e. ipiro
often propbsseit, bab feline Mnnabme
Ssmonitrationsn gsgen bic &e9ierurs
berporrufen mer6e.
Die 3eitung Nihi Ni&i erlldrt:
vSa bic Snisl nit benz S&merte ere
ebert purbe, if Der 0ori blag elmer
tbeilwsiien usbergabe unauldifg. -
Solte unisre &ests-un9 bsriu4en trob
10 pieler 9inosrnifs fur einsn oausrr-
ben Grisbsn II ben 9rieg gu beenoen,
10 ptirbs bic ginfeQuns Der Geinoiss
listsitsn nur bon turser Sauer iein.
Wir trirbsn unisre &egierung bafar
bsrantportli9 balts1 unb ob1e 36gern
tabeln. Sapan ioQte auf ieinen Gor=
bsrun9en bsai9li9 3ablung elmer
2riessenti9doisuns unb Ibtretung
bon @ebist bsftsben."
Inoere 8ldttsr fprs9sn id In dbr=
li4em SHINE aus.
The Washington times., 1905-10-01
IMPORTS All NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. Sept 2O.-Imports of dry
goods and generalt merchandise at New
York this week, reported in full at the
custom house today, were 1,462 9Sn
smaller than last week. but s2,i7S. .26n
larger than a year go. They compared
as follows with last week and with
the corresponding week a year ago.
This week Last week Last year
Dry goods. $3,075sl67 $3.031, ,33S s., ,o67, ,S6I
Gen. Mdse- 1882, ,627 11.S49, ,435 9,22l,67y
The Washington times., 1905-10-01

PRIVATE LOANS .s 80 t..leea,.t u
ture. pianos, etc r. Y
co.. Times ofilcB
The Washington times., 1905-10-01
IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
PRICE CHANGES OF WEEK.

NEW YORK. Sept 30.-The following
are the highest. lowest, and closing
prices, together with the number of
sales, of the most active securities on
the stock exchange during the past
week:
The Washington times., 1905-10-01
FINAL FIGURES
WERE THE BEST
Dull Opening Followed by
Strength of Entire List.
CONFIDENT TONE PREVAILS
Sharp Rise in Minor Industrials-Steels
Most Active of Stocks, Though
Only FractioIally Higher.

NEW YORK. Sept. 3O.-The market
opened duh and Indifferent In the usual
active list. went higher for specialties,
and closed strong. at a general advance,
with an increased volume of business,
although the coincidence of the Jewish
holiday reduced the attendance in
speculative circles, of an active class
Of dealers. traders. and spectators.
London wss not a factor in any way,
even In the early making OF prices.
The whole market turned on the days
bank statement. 1t did not wait, TO be
sure, for the statement 1t began to
vance.
Canadian Pacific opened point
higher, and after Some little reaction
closed higher by an additional q per
cent. Reading first preferred showed
great strength on the undeniable the
orr that If the common is worth the
prce the first preferred is absolutely
good. its only drawback being the right
to retirement at par. Railway Steel
Spring made further important gains,
on account OF its increased dividend.
Steel stocks were only fractionally
higher. but were the most active issues
and strong throughout
Some OF the minor industrials rose
sharply. including Republic Steel,
United States Rubber. and American
Locomotive. Industrials having TO do
with the consumption or iron and steel
were in especial favor. A sale OF Pull
man was at gain of 3 per cent Sloss-
Sheffield, on the other hand, was nomi-
nally easier. In the semi-inyestment
class, St. Louis and San Francisco sec
ond preferred gained nearly 8 per cent.
Among the miscellaneous industrials,
international Paper was conspicuously
In demand
Market prices were well supported
during the closing half-hour. The final
figures were close TO the best OF the
day. The closing tone was thoroughly
confident. There was a moderately ac-
tive bond market, with comparatively
heavy trading in Central of Georgia is
e2noo- Government bonds were un-
The Washington times., 1905-10-01
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-Capital Traction as. 81. 00O910s.
Washington Street Railway As, 3, 900
Q90A. S4. .000490x. 8. .000G90%.
Washington Gas BIS, $100@l04h'
Washington Street Railway. preferred,
0QssA. l0oqs4. 5OQ94 10oae4 buyer 10).
looqsS fbuyer 1o). lo0qs4 lbuyer lo). 100
Ga (buyer 10), 160g94 (buyer), 50q94
tbuyer 10, 5oaS4 Cbuyer 10). 59s4A. 5@
e4h.
Washington Street Railway common.
1U0GH (buyer, 1O
z5 i0d145h.
Metropolitan City Bank. I5Gs45, log
s45, 10Q345.
Washington Gas. 25Qs211, 2o@s2s. ESQ
6212. 5a62H. 25Q32l. 25q625x. 25Qs2ix. Is
Q6eN 25Qe2A, Hds2A. 25@s2A. a5Q62N
s5Q62h. 100Q62h, 1o0Qe2. 25g62, 25Q62
25462 25Q62. 25Q62
Lanston, 100a157s
Greene Copper. l00126
After call-Washington Street Railway
common. 100qf4 buyer 10). lOQ44A
w eshington Street Railway preferred.
tOQS3h buyer 10).
american Security and Trust, lOoa2s5.
metropolitan Citizens, lOQ350
Capital Traction As. 81, 0OOa10SH
Greene Copper. 100q26. l0OG2s, lOoa2s1k.
100d26is-
The Washington times., 1905-10-01
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, Sept 3o-CaI money
nominal per cent During the week
the market has ranged around per
cent, touching per cent yesterday; the
lowest was 3 per cent.
Time money was very firm. Rates AZ
per cent FOR all periods. 1t was firm
at the close of the week. but was nomi-
the desire of the lenders TO place their
funds on g call loan basis.
Mercantile paper was generally duh
throughout the week A moderate as
the city was significant, while the out
of-town business was limited Rates.
~ per cent for sixty to ninety days in
dorsed bills receivable, 1906 per cent
for choice four to six months single
names, and 539 per cent for those not so
well known
Interior money rates unchanged.
Domestic Exchange.
Chicago exchange on New York city
was 20 cents discount per S1.0oo today.
unchanged 4 from yesterday. sy. and com ON
today Boston exchange par. against
cents discount yesterday
Foreign Exchange
The sterling market was dull and nom
inai today, with rates unchanged.
Rates for actual business We're as fol-
lows; Sixty days, 4-s2S0g4; ;S2SS; demand.
4. f.c0Io4l 4-cooJ, C6plSS, Sf oOoUfl4- $3.50. AOIu-
mercial bills were 4s1ss@4 s21z.
Continental bills were quoted as fol-
lows: Francs, 5.20ss and 5.1Sh; reichs-
marks, 94lGG9-le and 95a96 1-32; guilders,
39sd5e 1916 and 40 1-l6Q40b-
Silver.
Bar silver in London steady but 3-1s
lower at % pence per ounce. Today's
New York price for commercial bars y
lower at s05sQ62A cents. Government
assay bars g lower at Coz Q62Z- Mexican
dollars unchanged at 476p49.
Exports and Imports of Specie.
Exports of gold from New York for
the week ending today, as officially re-
ported at the Custom House, were S5, 500
10 Mexico; of silver. 81, ,255,454. OF which
all but SIS, $50 was 10 London. Since
January /: Cold. SIS, ,235, ,9s3: silver, S2T,-
160. 1885, against So. .90s, ,2l3 gold and $50. .576,
04S silver for the same time last year.
Imports OF gold al New York this week
were N.s5s, ,S35: OF silver. 1868. .sl1. Since
January /: Gold, $l03S2 Gas; silver, 81
e37. .S45. against ss.s94s46 gold and $742. .Sss
silver for the same period in 1904.
The Washington times., 1905-10-01
Exports and Imports of Specie.
CHICAGO GRAIN
AND PROVISIONS

CHICAGO. Ill. Sept 3o-Wheat had
a rather severe break today. marking the
passage OF Armour deal. The rank and
file OF the followers of that operation
made haste 10 get out OF the sinking
ship.
Receipts are expected to become larger
even than their recent liberal volume.
In the absence OF export demand az
anywhere near present figures. local
traders find il difficult TO see where
buyers are 10 be found for the increased
receipts except by the dropping OF the
price 10 competitive level with other
exporting countries. Manitoba. for in
stance, which even now is underselling
this country about cents a bushel
Decline for the day was from rs in
the September TO 1ss cent in December.
September corn closed at 80 cents. a
loss for the day or l$s. December and
May declined 4.
Oats lost 1s4A for December. and
AMSs for May.
September pork had a jump OF 90c a
barrel on account of the lack OF offer
ings, when a belatcd short attempted 10
cover in the pit.
Prices OF futures:
The Washington times., 1905-10-01
Foreign Exchange.
Silver.

Bar silver in London steady but BIS
lower at % pence per ounce. Today's
New York price for commercial bars u
lower at 60ssI62z cents. Government
assay bars q lower at Coz G62Z Mexican
dollars unchanged at 47n49
The Washington times., 1905-10-01
WEEKLY BANKfsrATEMENr

NEW YORK, Sept 30.-The weekly
bank statement: Reserves on all de-
posts. increase, s.. eoi, ,9T5; reserve on de-
posits. other than United States, in
crease s.. .164. 80; loans. decease. S4.SlO. 300;
specie, increase. Sl,05l.60o; legal tenders.
increase. 1870, 100; deposits, United States
included 81 100 700; circulation. increase
Ss55. 600: total loans. sI.071, ,630. 900.
The banks now hold in excess of legal
requirements 7.4fc. .023 against SIS. .9l3, 425
last year. and sl3. .Ss7. 500 two years ago
The Washington times., 1905-10-01
NEW YORK CURB MARKET.

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-Following are
the prices on the curb market tooay'
compared with yesterday;
The Washington times., 1905-10-01
Domestic Exchange.

Chicago exchange on New York city
was 20 cents discount per 81, 900 today,
unchanged from yesterday. and COM
pared with IS cents discount q year ago
today Boston exchange par, against 5
cents discount Yesterday
The Washington times., 1905-10-01
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

lReported by W. b. Hibbs & Co. 1919 r
street. Members New York Stock Exchange.
Chicago Board or Trade. and Washington
Stock Exchange.l
The Washington times., 1905-10-01
The Safest Investments

Are those that do not depend upon the
financial responsibility or the stability Of
any individual or corporation First deeds
OF trust (nortgage) notes literally &C.
cured on good real estate n thS District
OF Columbia constitut> '.gilt-edged" in
vestmenrs- These the only kind We
make and supply to investors. They bear
interest, payable senni-annuaIIy, at the
rate OF Eve per cent per annun, and
may be had Of n amounts from $500
and upward at par and accrued inter-
est Send for booklet, Concerning Loans
and Investne
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18
gugt. Dem for aatarrb.s alber, iou,
inbebDl0er &bifplb,

efteriom apifipIp fiffert bill iorbarpe
@magei onien % fuloftanoig goeIag-
&c BET belle 5pitem, mar set faar
trettge inb giennem 5limbinoerne.
6aa6an1e Mrtifler buroe aIorig bru,
.ges, unotagen efter 6orifrift fra opg-
tige 2Gger;; til benS5faoe, 0pbiI Gid,
re, CT II @ange barre END Sc CODE
@irfni1ger, iom Sc muIiepiS maatte
babe: SaiIs Gatarrb gl1re, tilbe-
reot at S: S. Gbe1eD & So, 8oleoo,
in0eboIoer intet @pifigIp, %
brrgt om itoDortes Meoicin, pirfer
ben oirefte pna 8lobet % gIimbin-
i6erne- Naar Sc figber 9an,s Gu
tarrb Cure, faa bpr filter paa at faa
ben agte: Den bruges pm ilnbbortes
Meoiein % HtiIDirfeg goIeoo, D.,af
SIS: Cheney & 50. gionesbDrb fit.
Goaes bos Npotbefere. Nris 75c
'5Iaifen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18

2o1. S. :. @amit1y SO @iler ct,
gbettbrDot, Me. 9beranOen Sorsbag.
2O3. Gntartlel Sntitb, 1O8 @oebling
Abe., 5renton, q. S. /. 9srbag.
2O4 8ans Sinh, Bog $50 MaDnarb,
ytals. l. og 8. 9brbag.
POS. 8. S. Gsmarcb, 1913 9refbcnt st.,
8rootlpn, z. 9.
2O6. scope q. Seppeien, Blair, 9sebr.
l. go 3.-Onsbag.
207. 5borbalo @anien, Bog III @rap=
lima. W}ich. 2. % 4. 5orsbaq.
2OS. S. .. 2arien, 81. s. 8. 2, 6er=
mon, Nebr. 3. 2grbag.
2O9. Gbr. 9emmingion, u. s. 8. 3,
Marauette, Nebr. 2. os 4. G1reoag.
210. q. Gbr. 6anien, AL 5ecorb ST.,
@rano @apios, Micb. 2. oe 4. Snsbag.
211. 4eter Ssrenien, 80 M. /. St.,
@rano Ss(ano, Nebr. l. % 3. Grebag.
2l2. s.. SC. Niel1en, 1918 Qafapette st.
Woterloo, Sotpa. 1. Manbas.
2l3. 9enrD 9anien, Bog 149 Orb, Nebr.
g.. 2srbog.
9l4. gpren Nielien, q. s, s. 1, met
4oint, Nebr. 2. 9prbos.
rs. Sens Semen, Ct. s. 8. L. Battle
Street., .Sa..
PIG. Mnoretp Gbritenien, 81. s. 8. 8,
Setamab, Nebr. 2. 2broag.
217. Spren @br. Olien, @utlano, Soma.
3. Sns0ag.
2ls. @arl @anien, Boz 1908 San gs=
bro, Gal.
2l9. Sobn Rosmusien, Boz . @lear
2otc. Sonia.
22o. Malter 8. senien, erpftol Safe,
Soipa. l. o9 8. Onsoag.
perzBeitDre1en
Soer=Nreioent, $. $. @ost, 224 Sarri=
ION, st: Saoenport, Sonia.
Sper=9 tepreioent, %. &ittebulcb, 1909
8. 1. Mbe, Mapipooo, 81.
SpcrzS etreter, S. Micbaeien, SAL Galmge
S..., Smaba, Nebr.
Sperz&aslerer, 5. CIR. Gltiloler, 294
u. @aliteo ST., @btcaso, 81.
SDer=3illiOsformano, 5Dorpalo Orlob,
Boz 232 Salt Safe @itD, l1tab.
Spcr=1tlliosn1anD, Martin, 2arlen, lib
Sore" ST., @acinc, Wis.
0per=lilliosmano, 5. g. @arllen, 271
s:lpiston Npe. Willimantic, Gonu.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18

MnrsDGfsten Cor s.
I 5. gn lanobrugApn6ig Man6
I Nor0lan6 ifriper SEN 260e %sSl1li:
Slaataonnen CT mi / fl1l6 Gang fer.
Sc fro6ige, blomltrenoe @raspoloe
foloer for @aifiner1re, og SSnobierg-
ninsen at MaretS rige &sit er be-
gprot UNDER ier6eles glmitiee SER
forbolo. Ngtene far ogioa rettet
fig %betpoelig / oct ii0ite, iaa alt loper
ct &ronaar paa 6isie &anter, ifalo
Snobeitningen tan fortiette nnber
nogenl1noe gu11itige SS116biergnings-
forbol6. Sioen 1884 bar mo>1 iffe
.bapt ct gunitigere SER e116 / inoebe-
ren6e CONNER. &urtoflerne 1taar
ogiaa iaroeles loben0e og pe11tes at
gipe Ell rig &eit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18
Dr. Niles Ant-poin Pills.
arobelien.

Ct burtigt Atfert % paal,b.I.st M1bbeI tor fpa sn.
1eernsS 3Duebpine. R9sfuerter. gsabep.ue. Neurola,a
Ngkrn1ftt 9rr:tobllitet, gtnnlasbeb. eigt. ssclatl.e
ehbebolber bperteu Opium e1er Rorfin pg ~eitsr.aoer
tasea (lemuae Gftrpirfuin9er. Is 2pEs Csc, paas
5Nprtbster ener ftabsB al Or. M:Ies. Meb,taI5
81. Gl.bart. sgnDsona.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18

6ru &onnI % ob i
Bergen digit %. Suli peo 9poen eff
ter lang Sios gpgeligbeo, A Mar
gornmel. 6r1 Mobr bar Ell iam-
funosinteres leret Gome og ppeoe n1e-
gen @oogjprenbeo. 5ommerbiemmet
r2inoelp" paa 6jgsanger, bbor ben<
imoo ct SneS eIore Gamer oarliq
finoer ct iunot og ~bebogeligt Sill
flrlgtSlteo, ifploes ioaleoes be116e.
Sammeu meo 6ru 5totsminilter Sci
ebelien og 6ru &oni1l @nuot5on OPP
retteoe o9 11n0erbol0t 6ru Mobr eno-
hioere r8arnefrpbben". Sill 6enne
Snititl1tiolr ifianfe6e SEN Mfogoe poa
lin Selbbrpllups0ag flor en- itgrre
&engeirm. Ogiaa operfor Soban.
neefirfens @enigbeosb11s % mango
onore notwithstanding %Sn6retnin-
ger bite 6rr M9netbe Weobr iepnlig
fin &unobaanoetbe6. S oenne iterft
1ationale5ib ifal set beller life CLIENT
mes, at Sru @obr meo flor @ieitfri-
beo bar bol0t fit Silent oabe1t for Sc
mango tpife Sfficerer og mango onore
st eprGlentanter for Setter @ilbelms
2ono, Ser aarligpis tom til 8eraea,
og 6erpeb bt6raget til at gge 6orz.
1taoelien al og 5pmpatien for bort
Soft.
Sen tpife Ge11eralfoni jul bon So
Ter bu SQUIRE neolagbe forIeoen paa
&eiier @iIbelms @egne en- mpgtig
&ranS at &oier meo 8aano / tpife
1arber paa Jru &oniuI Mobrs Graz.
@eneralfoniulen bolot en- Ipngere-
5ale, bbori ban efter &ejierens Mn-.
incoming taffeoe for Sen @lifperoig-
beo % @iaiffribeo, Ser bar bit Ma.
ieiteten / Mf0eoes Silent. @oninlen
betoneoe blanot an6et @eilerens 8e-
flagelie oper, at ban baboe facet Meo-
oelelien om Dgosfal6et iaa le,1t, at
bans &epraientarter fgrf fua1oe
forra1e til Bergen Dagen efter 8e.
grabelien.
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Gen MORT fe @oo6tem :
y I a oenens 5torIo :
g e M q 5 .aobne6es %. SSuli meo
@nostje1elte / &ragerp Strife 6orn1io<
bag ion1t 5tepne @ftermiooog, lom
tolte omfri19 5000 9eltagere. Git
ltemmig beilutteoes ofienot Telegram
til &egiering % Stortiug meo bier
telig Sat for fraftig SepDelie al
Georges SelpitGnoi9beo % 6oriifri1,g
ont gilligbe0 til. at bore etbpert Sf=
fer for @iennemferelien al 6e0relon=
Sets Sag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18
S@KANDINAYISKE FARMERE

land, hvor de vii indie ct behageligt og sundt
Klima og 1negetL Ian til rimelige Priser. Paa
Grund af den umiddelbare Married af Ostens
sterste Dyer faar wore Farmere altid hole.
Priser for deres Produkter. Kart og beskri-
vende Pamfetter vii b1ive sendt frit we'd Hen
yendelse til ~ Badenh0Op, Sec'y State
Board Of Immigration, Baltimore, Md.
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UNGE MEND

enskes til at lere Telegrafering og Jernbane
BoRholderi. Hvis wore udexa1ninerede Clever
like faar $50 til $1OOi1.0 pr Maaned, ska1
de intet betale for Undervisningen. Stor Ef-
tersp0rgsel efter Telegrafster. Wore SEEKS Sko-
Ter er de stprste l Amerika og err godkjendte
den bedste It'd. Skriv efter Katalog. Morse
School Of .Telegraphy, Cincinnati, La.
Crosse, Wis. (Skrtv til On at ovennavnto Stedey.1
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,, 81. saler,,SSa. Mrs. Marie Ss%1rsenien,
BOZ 60, Sergeant Bluffs, | sorsbae.
! 66: gos Mngeles, Sal. Aoo!pb Sprebn,
y. BOG 73O. 2. os fiofe 3orsDas.
6y: Salt Safe @itp, lltab. $. Ni. 8.
31luo, y. 3. Bog 656.
70. Morelano, Sl. Mrs. 8. @anien,.
1914 Us: ebicaso slpe. 2. o9 4. Sirsoas.
q. :. MmboD, u. 5. Mrs. M. Better
ZEN, g. Ambop, y. 5.
q. UNDERWOOD, OHM. Mrs. q. Sem
ritlen, q. S. 3. Mo. l. 2. os 4. Snsoag.
q. Slbor9, 8. .. Mrs. q. Maolen.
soI q: !; og lorsoag.
~ q. Burlington, "a. Mrs. >. Mielien,
100 gro,pn st. 4. Iprsbaa.
IS. %ennmtlaip, Maib. Mrs. 81. 8rrbn,
Dor 81. 2. 90 4. 5orsDao.
rs. &eanaro, Neb. N}rs. g.. Gbritenz
zen, Ut. s. 9. No: l. 2. % 4. Snsoos.
q: @oebefer, Minn. MrS. s. 2ariea,
70. NorfD 5rop, q. q. &Srs.'g. stoo=
rub. Sc 5. Mbe. Upper 1roD. l. oq 3.
Greoag.
~. 9teu Dort, q. 3. Mrs. M. stop.
S28 yiaslau Ape., 8rootly',, 2. os 4. 1irsz
bag.
80. @utcbinion, Minn. Mrs. 6. sssen=
len, Boz 270. 2. % 4. Onsbag.
81. 9ortlanb, Gre. Mrs. q. Sacoblen.
1875 81. 10. Str.
81. Alben, Minn. 'Mrs. s. Glaulen.
Bor IS. 2. og 4. Greba9.
80. @oreeter, Mais. Mrs. 8. Senien,
4 5otper>@t.
"a. 9eetuart, q. $. mrs. 6. @asperjen,
l74 Seymour @pc: l.. 2proag.
IS. Gbieaso, 81. Mrs. M. 4eterien,
633 Is. st. 2. og 4. Grebag.
&c.. 4bilaoelpbia, ga. Mrs. M. 9eter=
len, 2O18 6. 6a33ar0 st.
81. 8runs>pict, Neb. Mrs. 81. Mieljen,
q. s. 3. SO. 3, 9lainpieip, Neb. 2.
9prbag.
80. @rano gopios, Micb. Mrs. 3. Sen=s
fen, 80 Mattbetps st.
Operz8cfpreliens 9(bresicr:
Sper=Nreibent, Mrs. @enriettc Gapion,
2oct 8or 287, Clinton, So.
neutrality-suspicious., Mr5. Gatbarine Soft,
5649 @ottage @rope Mpe., Gbicasp, 81.
Sper=5ruitee, Mrs. 2aura Mpller, 1856
q. @olbtcnau .Mbe., Gbicago, ST.
Spcr=Sruitee, Mtrs. Mtetba @anien, 26O4
10. ST., &aciue, Wis.
Operz5ruitee, Mrs. sophie eauritien,
1916 4. ST., Mameca, Ga(.
Hperz&asierer, 8. 3. @ies, 245 5. Nbe.,
Clinton, So.
operzsetreter. 8. 81. s~offenblaO, 70
doiplerN st., Chicago, 81.
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Den i eE
tot 5tortineet bar Sen 90. syali
n1eo 63 Stemnler mob So peotagct
Ell 9olo pao aartofler af so Ore pr.
100 &iIogram.
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g fpg broub uobrpo 27oe
Sl1li paa Mupisoolsbejen / 9ieltao
oa breote Jig til MprlpS Sfog / 6ro-
lono. Otter itore M%nitrengelier lpffe=
6cs set at be9rrnie @%ranoen. Sm-
firing 400 Mool boar0lrrt 1ur1lfog,
ilprGngt n1eo 2pptrrr, CT brG,,ot.
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. Horge. ;.

FRI Ht LL. NtL
9Iattum 8rug i Site
|, tilbprenoe s. 6. &olmerl1o, er
neobrur1ot. @rl,get bar asiureret /
Gronobiemife OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
for $4,000 aroner.
Dpmt 5%oIoat. st Mo,,o-
ffob pe0 2anopurns6atalion er beo
&ri9srct i0emt Is Cages Mrreit for
relpeftitrioigt Sorbolo, ioet Fan / Ell
tienitltg Sfripeiie til @atalionscbefel,
banoe uOtolt Jig baaneuoe ONT Mili-
tGrpGi enet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18
Ober=8 citpreliens Nbresicr:
Mango AarsErfaring

Tr@nger De til en- god mavestyrkende OF
hjertestyrkende Bitter, som renser Lever og
Nyrer, da Law Dem SEW en- god b1odrensende
Livsf0rnyer.
borg skriver til mig:
''Efter Brugen af tire F1asker VALHALLA
BITTER be6nder min Hustru sig meget bedre,
Smerterne / Hoved, Bryst og Nave har for
1adt hende, og Ansigtet, der var fordrejet af
Smerter, har gjeuvundet sit naturlige friske-
Udseende."
For soc i Frimarker sender jeg en- Pakke
- " l. HI A lila BITTER~
med fuldstendig Brugsanvisong.
RUD. KNUDSEN, Apotheker,
1926 Fifth Ave.. BROOKLYN. N. Y.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18

6 II 5 b ran1s s al e n 3
g | a g t e ri pda 2illebammer
bill efter al @anoipnligbeb fomm.,
til at lifpioere. Set bor baret rettet
Soreipprgiel til Mftion9rerne ON sc
bill inogaa paa tpungen Severance
pligt: Mffnrat 213 al Mftionererne
bar forpligtet fig bertil, men oa Drif-
ten ! iioite @alpaar bar bra9t ct Sat
paa benpeo $500 @roner, bar life
9treftione1 popet- at forti9tte l1oen
at forelagge Spgrgsmaa1et for ell
efstraorotner @enerolforiamling,
lom bar inofal6t til 5. @ngl1l. @run=
ben til BET neoIaaen6e @eiultat al
SlagterietS @iriombeo mao igges /
manglenoe Sambolb Dos Mtionarer.
ne. Man bar heller laoet 0pfigberne.
fao Slagtet, bare De beo libt mere,
emo Slagtertet. Dette bar 6erfor
maaHd betale mere e1l6 toge Fl a1,-
ben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18

Mpt 9pfferieIifob /
BERGEN. Sc Slleus 9yfferfpr=
ret,lings &onflrsbo tilbprenoe 8ierg-
ningsbompere meo Sl1peutor % Ma>
terialier al e1bper SlagS er iolgt til
ct np0annet Ntticielifab for $4,000
&rpner. Griitcn ifal leoes al Sper=
retsiogfprer >. 6rie!e, Scr / 2H Nlor
iom 8pets @eltprcr far leoet 6orret=
ningen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18

II onupneIier Stats-
roao CT forbenprrerbe Stiftsfapel=
lon @artnig @alpnrien 1lollupnt til
Spgneprul It peo &oolerengeus Ms=
nigbeO / &riltia1ia og S%ogneprGlt /
&inoalen 81. 9. @aulen Berger til
So9neprnit / Spsnus. Miolertioig
fonltitreret 2ojunft pco. Srprnsp Of
fentlige Sfole $. 8orgen CT meo=
BELT folt &onltitl1tion iom Mojru1ft
beo iomn1e Sfolc. Soloinipeftpr /
Spnoenfie!bife @runieoiltrift @orer1
ct nonGpnt til Soloinipeftpr / Sri
i%tiania, &itefonlll Soaf. Sober e1 CT
beififfet til @prstpmisinr peo MaIe<
FUNDS @prS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18

& . rIg6nin e II
fra Statens Sfope l%pnoenfor &eros
og pitenfor 5amunoiigen 6ripes mt
UNDER 6iel0flommen i @lomme11s
Sasorog. Set er set al @%rosiererne
&ter % Motbiien fjebte Igmmer,
iom | @inter figrtes oper @onofillet,
bet Der 6reier Jig ON. 9imenlian,r-
ne er tiloels rent uieopaulig itore,
og oet beoer, at Ser alorig ifol perc
flG0et Spmmer pou enfelte Strefni1=
ger beroppefra fgr. 6lponingen fall
Ser 10 1ofiaa foitbor, ga Spnmeret
mao ligge ODER etite6s pe6 @lommen
til neite Soar, men 90 ifal Set belle
9arti ogiaa bore fremme / 6reorifs=
ltoo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18

Com enM nerfienoeIie
fra Sen ipenife Stats SIDE bar @egje<
rt1gen ifi9nfet &optein Mnoers 8nil=
2arien, 6erer al set norite 9ampifib
~8ergliot", &~e6ningsmeoaljen / @l,lo
at fe1nte Stprrelie mes Snofrifi
r5or ber0mliga gerningar", iomt 3
Man0 at SfibetS 8eiGtning @enge<
belpb, for0i Sc meo Iare for lit eget
2ip rebeoe 8eiGtningen paa 0en /
Mtlanterbapet forliite ipenife 8arf
v8et5p".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18

Gbron1biem ms nbfpr
e I. nj Sc pigtiglte @fsportar=
tifler beroper iporer1 rGloiten / fprite
&olpaor nogen Meoeang fra flor. nj
tgr MORT Gelluloie ct ioar intet us
fprt, n1eoe1s l~1ofprlelen / ferlte &alp=
aar ifior bar pper $1,000 &iIogrom.
@nenit tpr Gelluloie piier oerimoo
Ell Speong fra 10 Millioner til Is
giilltoner &tln9rom. Mf poa6 nor1f
@elll,loie er l1oferielea, forooblet og
n6gier n9r 3.5 Million &ilogrom.
Mf poao lpe,f Gellnloie CT l,ofprt /
Millioner moo bel 3 ferite &aIpaor
flor. Smprefsporten piier ogiao nos
gen &eogang.- fra 24S,5 800 til 22O.-
700 &ilogrom. Sterit @tigning biz
fer &orbio, bporof ioar er ,,ofsrt
61S.000 &ilogram mos $4,000 THOR.
Sglaa lt6fprielen al @ermetif, Gilo,
2ofs o9 Morgarin piier betpoelig Sp-
gang.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18

6oIfets SeIie. 6reorifs-
baloS Samlag bar al 8ioraarets
Sperifl,o bepil9et 1000 &roner til
2o,toopbolb for ipge Mrbei0ere % dr.
beioerfer, 500 &roner til ipge 8prns
ltoienoelie | 9ommerferien ia1nt 400
aroner til 6riplabie beb Steoets Sp-
gebnie, tiliamnreu mere el1o Ell
Sreoie6el al set 8elpb, iom fnnoe l1o-
oeles. Set er im,ffe Goronitaltnin<
ger, Ser FOREIGNER &aaagteIie og @f-
terltgnelie .