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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-26
WHAT SULPHUR DOES
For the Human Body in Health
and Disease

The mention of sulphur will recall to
many of US the early DAYS when r,,r
mothers and ErandmOthers gave us our
daily dose Of sulphur and molssseS every
spring and fall
II was the universal spring and fall
blood purifier, tonic and cuTe-all. and
mind you. this old-fashioned remedy was
The idea was good, but the remedy Was
crude and unpelata BILE, and large guam
uty had to be taken to get any effect.
Nowadays we get all the beneficial ef-
fccts Of sulphur in a palataD le, Concen-
1rated form. so that single grain is far
more effective than a tablespoonful of
the crude sulphur.
In recent years research and experiment
have proven that the best SULPHUR for
medicinal use is that obtained from cal
cium Calcium Sulphide) and sold in drug
stores under the name OF Stusrts Cal
Clum waters They are small chocolate
coated pellets and 6Ontain the active
medicinal principle OF sulphur in a highly
concentrated, effective form.
Few people are aware OF the value of
this form of sulphur in restoring and
phur acts directly on the liver. and eX-
Cretory organs and purifies and euriches
the blood by the prompt elimination OF
our grandmothcrs. knew this when they
oosed us With sulphur and molasses every
spring and fsll. but the crudity and i'm
purity Of ordinary flowers of sulphur were
often worse than the disease and cannot
compare with the modern concentrated
preparations Of sulphur, of which Stuart 3
Calcium Waters is undoubtedly the best
snd most widely used
and kidney troubles and cure couStipa
ton and purify the blood in a WAY that
often surprises patient and physician
alike
4 IfT. X. NJ Wilkins while experimenting
Awith sulphur remedies soon found that
tho sulphur from calcium was superior 10
any other form He saws For liver,
kidney and blood troubles. especially
when resulting from constipation or ma
laria. 1 have been surprised Al the results
In patients suffering from boiIs ana MIN,
pies and even deeD-seated carbunrIes 7
have repeatedly seen them drv mn sn5
disappear in four or five davs leaving AZ
skin clear and smooth. Although stuart {
calcium Waters Is a proprietary article
md sold by druggists, and for that ressor
fsbcoed ~ many physicians. vet 7 know
90 nothing 50 safe and reliable for Con-
Etfpation, liver snd kidney, troubles and
especially in ali forms Of skin disease as
S1fs remedy"
At any rate people who are tired n
pills catbartics and so-cslisd blood ''puri
fiers" viii find IN stuart Calcium yVaf
ers 4 far safer. more psIatable and effect.
kEs preparation.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-26

bottles formed of the same material.
Stately trees with stems made of raf-
fla and leaves of realistic green pa ger,
stand around the hospitable looking
iacinda.
The studies have been greatly ad-
mired by visitors and have formed the
best means of impTessing the modes of
life, the occupations and the products
Of the two countries on the minds of the
children. In connection with the study
of Mexico the grade has modelled many
types of pottery similar to that found
there. but as these utensils are of. the
common clay found around the school
house it has not been possible to fire
it Some of these vessels COlOred in
water colors by the children are arts
tice i'm design and show marked orig
inality.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-26

for the purpose Of viewing the re-
suits.
Beginning with the study OF Alaska
the children made first d snowy region
for the building Of their Eskimo study
This was done by means of cotton bat
ting and salt. while iCebergs, formed
of thin sheets of cotton and made more
realistic with numbers of seals loom
in the background. With this as a
working basis the little folks formed
the Eskimo himself his dogs. his rein
deer. his iglOo, and even his sledges.
Later some of the tots brought suita BILE
material. either fur or something to
simulate it, and made clothing for the
people Of the cold countries.
Taking only the extremes for types,
that the children might the more read
lily be impressed with the modes of life,
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-26
SELLS WITHOUT LICENSE.
Greek Merchant Charged With Vio-
lstina LIQUOR Ordinance.

John CsCoVas, "a Greek. was arrested
yesterday afternoon on the charge of
selling liquor At his merchandise store.
5SJ West Second South. without "A Ii
cense- officers Bert Seager and 9.
Brown watched Cacovas cell bot
tie of whisky 10 II. w. Brock. and
then stepped into the store. arresting
Cacovas and holding Brock as a wit
ness
: Cacovas was taken to the police sta
ton. and his bail set at 800 for hie
appearance in the city court Monday
afternoon. Several of his countrymen
furnished the bail and he was re-
leased.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-26

Join US in dance At SaltaIr, March
so. Z. c. NJ I. social Club
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-26
HOW UlNTAH LAND
MAY BE OPENED
Believed That Sections Will Be Allot-
ted on Lottery Basis.
WAY TO AVOID TROUBLE
APPLICANTS MUST BE RESI-
DENTS OF UNITED STATES.

Many communications have been re
Ceived at the government land Office i'm
this city i'm reference to the matter OF
the opening Of tho Uintah reservation.
The local officials announce that, while
tho department Of the interior in Wash
ingtop had postponed the actual open
ing until fall. no set date has been
fixed. though IT is believed President
Roosevelt, who has the power 10 FIX
the date. will shortly announce the AL
lotucnt to take place Sept. /.
a correspondent residing in Canauea,
Sonora, Mexico, writes to The Herald
and inquiries il an American living in
that country can participate in the
drawing without being in Utah at the
moment. It has been q general rule
IN the department of the interior that
IA person desiring to take advantage
of the opening of reservation must
be within the state or territory in
which the land is located.
As regards the matter of aIlOtments.
81 is believed by the local. government
officials that the system observed du-
ring recent years will be followed when
the Uintah reservation is officially de
CIaTed open In bygOne years IL was
the custom for persons seeking home
steads to gather on the line of the
boundary at a fixed hour the open
ing day and to make a wild dash into
the reservation. and for each TO camp
on the Land he or she might select.
That system led to all sorts of trouble,
not only physical but judicial.
May Draw Numbers.
To Obviate all possible disputes, a
new plan was adopted. BY this lat
ter scheme a would-be settler notifies
the local land Office of his intention
TO file q claim. and, after he has salts
fed the government officials as to his
responsibility. a number is given him.
and on the day set for the opening the
applicant attends the drawing al the
land office.
IT is customary under the new
mode. to select a hundred numbers
each day by what might be called a
lottery process That is, all the num-
hers are placed in q box, which is then
We'll shaken. and the holders of the
first hundred drawn out arc entitled
TO file their claims. The next day the
procedure is continued, and 50 on UNI
til the last number Is drawn.
I'm this way there is no rush to pre-
Cmpt a claim, and each applicant
stands an equal show with his neigh
Dor. It Is believed that this system
will be adopted for the opening of the
I-intah reservation, in which event dis
putes viii be avoided and the filing Of
claims will be made in an orderly and
- legal manner.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-26
REVIVAL OF DEMOCRACY
Jefferson's Birthday to Be Celebrated
in Salt Lake by Faithful Fol
lowers of the Sage.

Jefferson's birthday, April IS, will be
observed by the Democratic clubs of
salt Lake The members will be en-
tcrtained at the residence of Mrs. ].
A Mayne. 175 o. street. 4 literary
and musical programme viii be rem
dered and refreshments viii be served
The joint committees of the clubs will
meet to consider the matter of raising
funds to purchase Monticello. the old
residence of Thomas jefferson in Al
bemarle county, Va. This movement
has been taken up by several of the
Democratic clubs throughout the Unit
cd states. Letters have been received
nv the officers of the club to discuss
the matter, and it will he taken up at
the birthday celebration.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-26
NOTHING AILs SALT LAKE.

Everything working tremendously. a
rpndred new contracts. Sp up-to-date
51fercOmmunioating system of seven
points connecting all departments IN
The elegant new banking room OF the
National Bank of the Republic, two
more trunks and seven additional
points to our private braHcn exchange
5n the Z. &. NJ. I. is our record for
The past week.
Superior service tells
I r II INDEPENDENT TELE-
PHONE COMPANY
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-26
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Charles W Smith. salt Lake
Lillian Featherston, salt Lake.
John !. Ryan, Albany, n. y.
Mary z. Psxnan. salt Lake.
Iohn H Howell. Denver,
Margaret Bastable, Denver
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-26

Ample train accommoda tions. Il. G.
NJ L Social Club. SaltaiT, Thursday
next. Train S =. m
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-03-26

Commercial National bank. savings
department Open for deposits Satur-
day from to .. m
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-20

9aarliet 9riffebanb fin6es / man-
ge af 8pens 8r6n6e. 8pfemifer 81.
8. Mee6s rapporterer, at at 293
8ren6e, iom ban 11n6eripgte / 1904,
bar f1tn @an6et / 80 iaa go6t, iom set
bnr6e bore. Set er Inn 8ren6ene /
8pens n6fanter, iom efter Scr.
Mee6s Mening leberer @an6, lom er
ififfet til at 6riffe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-20
minneapolis.

@opiebelt Club bill / neite l1ge gipe
3 Soreitillinger paa metropolitan
Ebeoter. Set @tpffe, iom &lubben
iaor bar ino1tu6eret, ct Cinderella
an6 tie Brince", en- Brobuftion, Der
filler n1eget betp6elige &rab til Sc
0ptreoen6e. Ser er BOG ingen Epipl
ON, at &lubbe,1 bil lgle 6enne Sp=
gape paa cit ber6ig Maa6e. Gra6i-
tionen er Ell @orgen for Bette. Can't
Iige @oller, ogioa Sc fpin6elige, u6=
fgres al @lubbens Meblemmer, og
r1aar man mi1oes, bba6 &Iubben ifior
pre1tere6e / @etning at fbin6elig
Sfueipiltunft, fan man fble fig tit
fer paa, at bette Mors Soreittlling
life bill ltoo tilboge. Ser oil blipe 3
Observation-Disclosures, s. 49,, "a. og IS.
Sanuor, 1amt Motin6 ON Sns6a<
gen. Ser er c. 1900 @laoier for @alg
til bper 6oreitilling, og @fteripprgie-
len er meget ltor..
Mpollos &oneert. Set bill lanoipn.
ligbis gleoe mango at erfare, at
Sangforeningen Mpollo til fin ne1te
itore @oncert, ser timber Ste6 S + e<
8 a 8. 0. 6ebruar paa
9ania &all, bar e%agageret &11nitne<
rem MreI Sfopgoarb iont
en- at @oliiterne. Mlle bor bgrt og
Left ONT 6enne Dor naprfun6ige og
begabe6e 2on6smon0 og mango bar
n6trpft 9nifet ON at itifte narmere
8efienotifab me6 bam og bans &unit,
og r@pollo" bar me6 @ette ipntes set
bar 6ens 8ligt at efterfomme 6isie
@nifer. Mi1s 8eatrice @iertien, BEN
1tt1ge loberoe Sangerit16e, Der gior6e
faa flor 2pffe ii6ite 6reoag be6 Soon,
certen / Unitarian @irfen, er ogiaa
bleben engageret, iomt &ianiitin6er-
ne Gbriftina @ilsion og Serene
8roun; tort iagt, ollie 6e Me6birfen<
6e be6 bennelote @oncert. SIT MpoI<
LOG Set bill blibe en- Npoelie af Stang
er en- 5elpfelge, og at 8illetterne lite
.er fat til mere emo so Gents, maa
forun6re, ttaar man betenfer, at set
lite er nogen iaa al6eIes billtg Mffare
at engagere lite @ongs &rnitnere.
9erfor bgr ollie iom En- min6eS 9a-
mia Soil Gre6ag 5. 10 S e
b rnnr.
Set bar ct ute8et nfG6banligt So.
rebrag, Der bIeD gibet al Miis 90
rotbp Dodge | gegoraiil %teoiofiife
.Sannfano, sos Cedar 9lpe., iioite
1Spn6ag %Gftermiooag. gmnet bar
r@agners Mniif" ,og bun b%aanoteresoe|
set paa en- Maaoe, ser bite, at bun
bapoe giort Muiifl % iarlig @ag-
ters, til ct 2ibsitu6inm. Men bun.
itl.oererl lite Mriif ION Sc fleite at
bore Mniifere. sun igger efter ben.
fialte Mentng ser ct neolagt ale
sc iftore Meiteres glrbeioer. sos
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-20

@enrp Solution, en- Bartender, DO,
en6e / 499 @ortb st., forieete at
gi6re bet al me6 fig paa Sabop &otel
Sns6ag Morgen. @os. &ar bab6e
6ruffet %betp6eligt / set iioite og er-
fleret, at ban bar tret at 2ibet.
9an bar Some og to 8grn, men bar
lite lebet iammen me6 Dem / ben
1enere Ti6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-20

Mpalobeu isjeu. 8ebanolineen af
Sor'lo9et ON 5oranoring af 2oben
in1p0 Sforitensrsg er benlogt for 60
Goge. 6oritaaelien er, at set life
bill Blue taget op i9ien ioafremt GUS
eierne life foritprres formeget. Me,1
Dr. Sbage flyer, at bo11 lite bill Ipare
2obobertr90erne
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-20

Sclpmurb. Sbeooore 811nfer, cit
2igbelprger, boenbe / 201O &onoo
Str, begit 5elpmoro pe6 at tage
Gift / ct @erelie / @in6ior @otel
Monoag @ften. San baooe neret
ing % bar ianoipnligbis life peo fine
fuloe fem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-20

@rligbe6 belpnnes. &enrp &ror1ie,
@ernal 9uffp og George @lot5, 6e to
ii6ite unge Drenge, fanbt en- 8unfe
&enge, in6eboloen6e $500 for noglc
@aoneoer ii6en. @engeen opergobes
til &olitimeltere11, ser obertere6e eff
ter @ieren, men til ingen MDtte. 5io-
Ite Sns6ag for6elte ban iaa Bengene
mellem De tre.;
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-20

Charles 2bfqmiit, en- 6otograf i
CTS 2amion Ctr, 6goe / en- &otrol=
pogn ii6ite 6re6ag paa 8eien til 8p.
boipitalet. &an bar ing og 8uo blep
icnot efter Ell 8atrolpogn for at fao
bom befor6ret til @%oipitalet, men ban
uooon6e6e poa @eien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-20

Gporbosnsfompa8niet bar in6=
ienot Mn1egning ON &illo6elie til at
forlenge Concord ctr. 2inien langs
Ben lapere 6loobreo til Sp6 ct.
Saul iamt bpgge en- Gperlinie. Ser
bill ingen transfers" blipe, og bet
enffer &ribtlegtet for so Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-20

For de bedste Fotografer bsr De
gaa til Soderberg & Franz, 229-231
E.. 7th St.. Smukt Arbeide. Moderate
Priser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-20

sansforcninsen Tram palgtc npc
Gmbe6smeno iioite llgc. &r9iioent
blep 81. S. 9. Sobnion, &ice YrG=
1ioent NOpotat Mlfreb Seisbcrg, Sc
freter 6. gfelun0, &asiercr Slof
Mn6erlen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-20

NJ. MOE, 40 East Fourth Street,
udf1rer alt Slags Bogtrykkerarbelde
godt og til lave Priser
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-20

Mcoens @illiam &an iong fine
muntreite 5onge / metropolitan
Opera @ouie itolte 2pr0ag @ftermio-
oag, Lao bans Spiter / ct &oipital /
Often % fiempeoe me6 9e6en. Scr.
[&on bar bleben unoerrettet ON ber=
6es Gilitan6 pr. Telegram, og gnife,
be i,1tet mere emo at bolte til benoes
SIDE. Men, ga ser lite por 11oget1 til
at toge bans &la6s, mootte ban ipnge
ON @ftermio6agen. On Mftene11
baboe ban facet en- Steofortre6er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-20
: : so; g%s''.<,; :; s'''''s''''''''.
&outoret er aabeut bper 6ssucbaa
til 81. $50.

We'd Kjeb eller Reparation at Uhre
bespg den v%elkjendte Juveler Simon
Nelson, 200 S. 7th St., st. Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-20

sppcnoe @aro pil faa CT ny
Sfole. @n &omite, beitoocnoe al
8oeringer, 6rpe % 2i,1oabI piI ic Jig
ON efter ell Cont. Meningen or at
Sfolen ifol bore fer6ig til neite
Se1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-20

@agner ilGr fin6er brn cit &igoom,
lom Mennel fene / Mlminoeligbe6 life
enga11g amer, at ser efsiiterer. Oct
er life alc,1e / Muiifen, met, ogiaa /
Sroene. sos @ogner itaar 6tSie
uemlig / neie '5orbinoelie meb binan=
ben; ban bar niitnof Sen enelte &om=
ponilt, Ser ielp ifrep Sroene. Sun git
in6 / @nteltbe6er ON flere at bans
0peraer, % Ga iier vBarcifal", %
bite, bporlebes oisie iamle6e Speraer
fremiettere ct felt &eligionsipitem, e,
bel 8eroensftloioft.
N9jte @pn6ag &l. 4 bill Mr. Gro.
letb bol6e ct Gore6rag oper vMDite=
rierre".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-20

Serubanerne bar qrraneeret ct
Mntol @fsfuriioner til en- Tofst at en-
og en- Gemte0el fra omfringliegen6e
Stater. Dette er ment iom en- &ieIp
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, i6et man an-
tager, at &iebmen6ene runbt om=
firing bill 9ibre 8rug al 6isie Iabe
Safster til at fomme til ct. Saul
for at gier fine Sn6figb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-20

Anbretu @oberg og en- Sen be{sgte
&bilip Auinlin, 634 @trpfer Mpe.,
ii6ite l1ge. 81, Disfnsiion me6 @npt-
neper, &ammer. @eiultat: Moberg
f%orilooet % 9uinIin / Mrbei6sb11-
1et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-20

5. 9. Nelipl1, antagelig fra @alla
@nlIa, @aib., blep arreiteret for at
bape gibet l1o falife elects.
Gn MP 8anf iiges at futile blipe
oprettet / Sgrlte @ar6, paa &apnc
Mbe., / Ben nermeite Gremtio.
Better &9saarb er bolot til @rano
Ssurpen, beifplot for at babe onfalot
George 9p6e paa @aoen ii6ite uge.
6ilial al BET oifentlise 8ibliotbef.
Ser er Sale ON at oprette en- 6tlial
at set offentlige 8ibliotbef paa @eit.
iioen.
Gbas. Smrncr blep ien6t til Gugt-
buffet for at babe i%tiaalet $40 / 8iert.
lun0S Saloon ben 230e Decelnber.
9rif.
u. g. Qofqniit nar ful6 % maatte
betale $40. Dette er9reoe bam iaa,
at ban true6e meo at onlGgge Gag
moo 8pen.
3etique @irou iagoe, at ban bar
gal og pnifeoes ienot til &ocbeiter
Stn6sipgeaipl. @pormange er iao
form1ftige?
@an bespnber at bore pef set npe
&apitolium. Ser begDn6tes meo
Soonofonget poa ct &ar at Dprene.
Spent Gpben er, beo man life.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-20

&p rTuoo Snipcctor": AE. 5. Mo=
riartp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-20

Den 13be Sarrar fon1 iaor paa cit
6reoag. Com en- 6elge bar Der ma1-
&c Gorretningsfolf, ser iimpeltben
bpilebe pao fine Aarer 6en Sag. Sc
bop6c life Mo6 til at taee ri9tig fat.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-20

Mnif / Como @arf. Sfelge @on=
trait mellem &ort 8ooroet % Spor=
~pognsfompogniet oil Ser blipe bolot
IS &oucerter / Como @orf SEN font
mer1oe CONNER.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-20

Set MIC &atbcbral nil NOT blibe en-
imltf 8pgning. Mlle 6e bergmte glr=
fitefter / Mmerifa bill blibe anmo-
6e6e ON at fremlegge 8laner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-20

&lnbielig bbb. Mrs Betrine
Sobnion, en- el6re bonit @nte, iom
boeoe 1924 34tb @ne. g., bleb / 2sr>
bags h1noen 6b6 / fit &ieu1, bbor bun
/ lengere Ei6 bar boet ganffe alene.
Mers. .Sobnion bor @nfe efter en-
6onif Man6, Ole Sobnior, iom for 3
Mar ii6en blep oberfigrt % 6rGbt
Il Milmalfee Sernboneterren, al
Sorg ODER 6aoerens 500 bergpeoe
ben6es 9utter, Marie, fig fort &i6
efter 2ibet, og fi6en bar Mrs. Sobn=
Jon lenet meget eniomt % tilbage-
truffet. Da ben6es Moboer life bob.
6e let be,6e ct &ar Dages &i6, blep
Der onitillet un6eriegelie, og BUN bler
fua6en iio6en6e 900 / fit @erelie.
S nogle at Dagbla6ene fortaltes, al
Sen Mf6g6e ff11l6e bore omfommet al
&uloe % $lnger og 6orlemmelle,
81 Tan fra ful6t paalt6eltg &il6e op'
life, at bette langt fra er &tlfel6d.
&en6es, @legtninge ibrge6e for ole
ben6es granddaughter, og Ser fan6'
tes en- rigelig Goripning al baaoe So
6eborer % 8r9n6iel / &nIet, ltgelom
bum bar / .8e1i66elle at en- lite nbe'
tDbeltg- fontant @engeium, ca. $50,
og ct er6m1 1terre 8elpb / @er6is
papirer. 2egeun6eriegelien bite, al
bun bab6e libt al &neumonia. 8e-
grabelien fan6t @te6 igaar fra SIN.
manrels 6anife Strife.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-20

Tannie Mnberion far bragt Gag
moo 81. s.. Siterlinb iom @ifferbeb
paa en- @ote for $4,000, u6ite6t of
emil %. Mnoerion. 6annie og emil
bar forlobe6e. emil enife6e at ltl1-
6ere 8iolin; bun bialp bam meo
&enge $4,000 - for at fremme
bans 5tuoier.. &an blep en- fuloen6t
&unitner berborte / 5perige, men
glemte iaa fin tro 6an,1ie. og egte6e
en- anben. SUN tror r,1> at bum ioet-
minoite buroe babe fine &enge til
bage. 9ommer Orr fanot / ben6es
|5opgr.
Mp Srimurer Sail. Montgomerp
2oge pill in6bte EN- np $oll
paa iin ferite 6e6iels6ag ben
226e Gebruar. Sen 11De &aI er
beliggenoe paa &apne Mpe. og @eIls
Ctr. % er en- at be imaffeIte i 8pen.
sSSnobieliesprogrammet iiges at futile
bltbe iarlig interesiant. 2ogens
|@barter Me6lemmer bill bore 9gres-
giaiter. De er: g.. MbrabamIor1,
@bel an6erion, Mnbretp 8erg, Ml-
freo 81. 8ergitrom, &enrp s.. 8Iirn,
Sobn 8loomquiit, 5ranf 81. 8unnelI,
gilbert Carlton, @obt. s.. Carl, g.. 81.
6arnSportb, Morman g. Softer,
Gbarles So. Sill, Sobn g. &on,
5ranf 81. SoIcomb, Mnorem IS.
Solution, 8illiam 2etnis, Sobn S.
2in6en, Mleron6er 2inoabl, sSap 6.
M11rrap, 8beo6ore Meliom Carl IS.
&apne, @iictor g.. &atullo, Sofepb
Slime, SSar1eS 81. 8earion, Otto @ear=
ion, 8illiam SO. Sleigbt, &enrp S.
5tocfing, Nrtbur g. MbitneD, Dluf
@oIo. .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-01-20
Jriimurcrncs Stor.2oge mbote Il
ct. SAUL Gnsoags. Ser bar oper
600 9elegater.

saul / Sns6ags. Ser bar oper
600 3elegater.
Suit u. Gplberg bar brogt Sag for
$4,000 imoo Mrs. 9. S. 3eterlon
for at babe tolt ne0pGr0igenoe ON
bam.
Sinbsipg. gn ing Dame fra
Do6ge Center, Miis Dora @ngebreft=
len, blcp iin6sipg paa Union Sta=
tion forIcoen Sag % matte ifsres
Tbongstreie.
Gbtparb Mnberion unb9if Mrreit /
81. SAUL for at babe gtpet no falife
Gbecfs, men @inncopolis &olitiet
r1omle6e bam in6" for en- lignenoe
6orieelie.
Sell Mfeoicin. Mrs. >. s. MoIm
at @po ct. SAUL tog Ell 9oii5 at Sc
1teliniment % bar 9g6en meget nur.
Set lp,1es iom ON BUN fit fat pao cit
forfiert 6laife.
@ereftcr CT @riicn for @as iSt.
SAUL $1.10 pr. 1000 SOB. &egnin=
gerne pil blipe lopet no efter $3.50
me6 @obot al 20 Gents for prompt
Detailing.
Ser iises at futile blipe bolot ct
Mas1empoe / Sen nermelte Gremti0
for at 6iif,,tere Sporpogns 2opgip-
rri1gen. 8egge 5i0er Dil b9re re-
prelentere0e.
&rat 8euct. gbri1t Muoerion, Ser
boer / sol Sliper Ctr, fal6t ne6 en-
Srappe / Gus. @eterionS Saloon
poa 7oe % Sliper ctr. San brat
lit bgire Sen.
Mniif / Como &arf. Sfelge @on<
trait mellem &orf 8oor6et % Spor=
pognsfompagniet bill ser blipe bolbt
IS &oncerter / Como @orf SEN font
men6e CONNER.
Den 13be Sanmar fon1 iaor pao Ell
5re6og. Com en- 6plge bar Der man-
&c Gorretningsfolt, Der iimpeltben
bpilebe pao fine Marer Sen Dog. Sc
bopoe life Mo6 til at taee rigtig fat.
Anberion Manufacturing So.
leo ct Sab al $4,000 pe6 Ell Sl6e-
brand 2er6og Mften. Sporbognsiel=
ifabet, Der bar fin Stalb lige neo 81
BEN at, flptteoe no ale fine @ogne,
men flap u6er 5fa6e.
gilbe life ipiie Gomntpets Soft
6reoericf 50. 8obbett, iom er Seas.
ierer for Greet 3ortbern 8anen, ol
iom boer paa &otel Mber6een, ba,
paa SrrD og blep ianmen meo o.
an6re SurpmGno taget til ct &ote
for Mftensmao. Scr. 8obbett meg
teoe at at fpiie Sen Soft, Der bleb ia
for bam og iniiitere6e pao at faa 2oi
til at gao til Mtnneiota &lubben
bporof ban er Meolem. &an tit iff'
SOB Ser1t ifal man tjene State1
og iao bltpe bebonblet lom Ell Mrre
itont!
observation-disclosures mellem 8pe1
og 5porbognsfompagniet gienopto
ges ii6ite 6re6ag Mften. men noge
&eiultat opnaae6es lite, % Sage1
blep benlogt til SEN lite 6ebruor.
Mf 6e 6ororinger, iom 8pen gibr
er &ompagniet billigt til at gao mi
paa felgen6e:
1. st anlegge en- ny SSnterurba,
2inie> bpilfen / @irfeIigbeoen hi
blipe EN- 6ortiettelie at Selbp ape
2inien paa Maribou Mpe. Maribol
Mpe. 8roet1 at u6bi6es og iitanoiet
tes.
2. Gorl9nge 2afapette 2inie1 ii
&balen @arf.
8. 6orIenge Concord 2inien ii
Sp6 ct. &a1l. 5 Gents Tafst o{
transfers.
5. 8pgge en 2inie poo &an6olpl
| ctr. til &aScal.
6. 6orbin6e $amline me6 SSnter.
urban 2inien be6 @rpor .glbe.
z. 8etale l1ogifterne be6 l1obi,
| npIipn nf @ihIph ctr