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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-09-12

Gives these organs vigor and tone for tho
proper performance OF their functions, and
cures all their ordinary ailments. Take IL
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-09-12

Editor Heber l.. Matthews, of the
Hartford Herald, is critically i'll of
typhoid flux.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-09-12
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

We are authorized to announce
MARTIN VANBUREN RUSSELL,
of Gracey, as an independent Repub-
lican for candidate JaiIer of Christian
county. Election November 1905.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-09-12

We are authorized to announce
j. S. FRITZ
as an Independent candidate for
councilman from the Third ward.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-09-12
Liver and Kidneys

II Is highly important that these organs
should properly perform taeir functions.
When they don't, what lameness Of the
side and back, what yellowness Of The skim
what constipation. bad taste IN the mouth,
sick headache, pimples and blotches, and
loss Of courage, tell the story.
The great Alternative and tonic
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-09-12

"I SUFFERED GREATLY"
writes Mrs. L. 3. Clevenger, Of Belle
view, N. c., Eat my monthly periods,
all my life, but the first bottle Of Ger
dui gave ne wonderful relief, and nt'R
! am In better health than have been
foralong time. think Cardui thegfeat-
est womar's medicine in the world"
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1905-09-12

freely and frankly, IN strictest confd-
ence, telling US ali your symptoms and
troubles. We win send free advice
Gin plain sealed envelope), how to
care them. Address; Ladies' Advisory
Dept, The Chattanooga Medicine Co.,
Chattanooga, Tenn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-24
Alabama.

A. /. 30 Acres, fine land, nice
spring, 4 miles to r. r. station and
IL mile to boatlanding. Owner is old
and must sell. Only $4,000. No inn
provements, but a fine pice of land.
A. 2. 20 Acres nicely improved,
good buildings, good water, 600 peach
trees; also apples, pecans, persimmons,
figs, English walnuts, mulberries etc.
Only $1,000.
A. 3. 40 acres. Nice fruit, but not
so much as No. 2. Near b%oatlanding
etc. Only $1,000.
A. 4. 40 acres. Well improved. Lots
of fruit and good location. $1,000 for
quick sale. Unimproved land here
worth from $50 to $50 pr. acre.
A. 5. 40 acres. River through it.
Nice 4-room house. Can be added to-.
Lots Of fish. The location makes this
an ideal place for a hotel or winter
resort. 1t is dirt cheap at $4,000.
Send for additional list of Alabama
lands. We have lots Of them. Some as
low as SIS pr. acre, worth much more.
Alabama is one of the best states in
the Union both in climatic, money
making and Other respects, and you
make no mistake If you settle there.
We cannot list everything, but we
have lands in just about all the South
ern states. If there is anything spe-
cial you want, just say what it is, and
we shall let you know what we can
do for YOU.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-24
Land Bargains.

We are dealing in lands. We have
lands for sale in all parts of the
country, from the Pacific to the At
lantic, from the Gulf to the far north.
1t is entirely immaterial to us which
lands we sell. What we are after is
to please you - and we can do it.
Let us know just about what you
want, whether you want land for
general farming Or for stock or fruit
or poultry raising, or whether you
want it for home OF for cutting cord
wood or what. If for general farm
ing O stock-raising say also whether
you want prairie or timber or mixed
timber and meadow. Also if you
have any choice as to climate or
state. If you would also say about
how much land you would like to
have we can probably make you an
offer at once and save unnecessary
correspondence. In addition to the
large tracts we have secured the sale
of a number of scattered pieces, many
of them cultivated, and nearly all of
them great bargains. The following
r some of these bargains but we
have many others, SO if you don't see
listed just what you want, don't think
that we may not have it but write or
call ON us anyway:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-24
South Dakota:

We have some fine lands in this
state near Yankton at prices ranging
from about $40 up. But they are all
highly improved. If Interested, send
for special list. At the present we
will only mention:
S. D. 1. $50 acres. 4 miles from
Violin, 3 miles from Wakonda. .12O
acres plowed. Balance rough. All
fenced. Good six room house, barn
and other buildings. Plenty of apple
and cherry trees. 8 acres native tim
Der. Only $50 pr. acre but must be
sold at once.
S. D. 2. 100 acres. Fall River Co.
Wire fenced. Only $3.50.
s.. D.. 3. 800 acres. Hyde Co. Only
81 pr. acre.
s. D. 4. 16O acres. Hughes Co.
$3.50. Send for special s. D. list. We
have a great many cheap lands in Au-
rora, Charles Mix, Douglas, Faux,
Hand, Mcpherson and Marshall coun-
ties.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-24

on land, also shed room for 60 head
Of cattle; a fine opportunity for the
right party. Price, SO per acre.
D. 21. $40 acres, 8 miles from He
bron. A fine level section of good
land, 81 per acre.
D. %. $40 acres adjoining Ante
lope, n of the finest sections in the
country, $3.50 per acre.
D. %. An A. i improved ranch of
$4,000 acres at $3.50 per acre in West
ern North Dakota.
D. 24. An unimproved tract Of
1880 acres at $3.50 per acre, suitable
for general farming and stock raising.
Has good soil and is we'll watered by
springs and creeks. Will retail at
from Sc to $40 and offers a great op.
portunity for a safe investment,
D. 25. 100 acres. Dickey co. 125
acres cultivated. Balance in pasture
and fenced, No buildings as owner
here now. A fine piece of land. Only
SIS pr. acre.
We have other specials, but write
us and say what you want.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-24
meOens ban npt1snnnpn Gin,

lman, meoens paa Densa1oen Side
bum beller fife ct blind for Sc natio-
male Sell; iaaIeoes omtaler bun, for
tun at income en- enfelt Eing, oe Gan.
lfes nofiaa befienote 2etiinoigbeo, og
fun citerer Ell bel &effe gan1le oau=
lte SrOiprog, Der treffenoe CT ct @io=
nesbpro berom, laaiom: IS Morgell
CT Der otter en- Gag % noen, Ser
plpjer me0 Stnoe, fommer oqloa
meo", pg mango anore.
Sspri9t mao set Ttges, at Jorfot=
terinoen / oenne 262 9ioer lturfe
@og mes Ell forbleffen6e @r1tnoig-
be0 bar ombanolet Sc iociale Jor=
bolo ligefra @olitif % &egjering til
|Sfolepeieu og 2mobrllg. 6ogfore=
Ringer og Socialoemofroti, @of %
Sellfa6elig6eo, SIP / 8y og poo
Sono, @piuoens Sitting / 9omfun=
set, - aft faar Gum mes og gie11nem=
goenoe CT set. fu(6itenoig rigtigt
%beifrepet % ieroeles lipIigt f%ortalt.
st lille 4ulturbille6e pao @nappe-
1ualen / nogle faa 2tnier, iom +. CTS.
bette:
Divorces are altogether east
ly arranged, but in no set prob
ably more so than in the theatre
cal, literary and artistic world,
er iaale6es Dpperlig og romrner pao
en- @rif.
uDaniib 2tfe -" frembpoer, ele-
CANT inobunoen, lom sen er, og meo
fortreffelige @elii6eilluitrotioner fra
og 2ano, ct meget i%nteresiont 2e=
ieltof, og ri anbefaler oen poo set
parmelte til bore 2eieres &elpilje.
Sor mango uoban6re6e 2anosmeno,
ser mooife / mango Mor bor neieoes
me6 1onife MptsnDbe6er, bill 8ogen
pirfe iom cit Spfriifning al mango
Minoer, og Sc l,nge 9onif=s (merifo=
mere, Ser life gierne leier set oonlfc
5prog, fan nappe finoe nogen beore
BOG, Ser iua flort og lipligt og poo
lt6eligt fort9ller Sem ON set gom(e
5tammelono bog @opet.
@ogel1 fan erboloes bos eller be-
giennem vSioenoe".
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-24

silialss 1900 Neres, ai6lanb So,
isis. Gn Mti1 fra Sernbane, 9 Mtll.
SOB bpio &inc, 4,5 Niill. 8a|smooo,
As Nlill. Dirt, 2.5 Mill. Clint, 1.5
@ill. Staple, Is Mill. samaraef,
1.5 Mill. Gebar, II @il1. Gs. 3O0,=
600 SOB Af. &ris $2t pr Nere.
800 Meres, fnn 2 Mil fra Sern=
baue. Gn % en- balb Nilliun SOB at
gpbt Sautbm1tcr, %altiammen Curb
.,upob, %fornoen en- Masie Spruce, &C.
bar 8ples % 8oits. Sob 8ldbs for
en- Sapmplle. Mere Spmmer fan
faces Iige beb. &ris $3.50.
Settle er Inn ct &ar Hrbper al
bbab hi far. Sab os bioe init bbab
Sc Jnffer.
Sobnien & So,
As 1tnioa BIoef, 81. 8anl.
(l1nio1 8locf er poo 81. Of Geoar oa
|4tb 81. meo SSnogmg paa geoor).
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-24
jra c%d(e6re6(en.

&e0 npie at 1%jeul1cnlrie nnpnte
Mrtitel / @laoet sen 10. Murts, n1ou
eltlucr rpnlrrfl JONI 9rle r al lomme
fpn1mc til Sen Slutnillg, at set pil0e
bore Ell llmuligheo at lpore poa e1ler
forflure Set bele, tbi lelu Ell 9el al
Oct bele utl0e tuge bele 9la0et. Set
far|te, ieg pil benaGrfe, er at ieg for
Min Gel CT al Sen Torme1iug, at tn
oen Sen lfarloinopilfe 8efolf1ing bill
Sol @at5c bone palifeligt peo at finoe
11ogen @r1osfornegter, ia, jeg -tror set
1lrppe m,ligt, at hnn fon finoe Ell
enc 1e; TIL noor set fomrn1er til Ell
grun0ig lln0erlsgelle, ga bliper set
n1eo Sem lom meo &obert Sngerioll
- DE- erficu0er, at ser er en- @l16 til.
Suit bpoo ban 1nener meb 6ritan-
teri, set beo leg lite, mer -lom hi
1anife / Mllninoeligbeo forltaar bette
Norn. luu er Ser mcget fua at benz.
:A9lt ser er Ct, @u6 til, oerom fan ser
life bore 5pergsmaal, men at forltaa
bonu eller forflore bans glo0omme=
-liae Soc en og ggenifaber = set biz
Der en- anoen Sag, % set lamme er
Silf9lbet me0 8ihelen. 9erl om Ri
Mennelfer tilfuloe foritoo Sub, 50
biloe ri naturligpis oglaa mere till
fuloe %foritaa 8ibelen, me11 ON @ub
rar luo lille, at hi me0 Dor i,1b ifr9n=
fcOe 6oritono f1noe forltaa bum, 90
Dor ban meget li0en, % funoe nGppe
tillfripes Sc Ggenlfaber, iom ri tillfri=
pcr BAN. Sfient 9ibelen er meget
1etfatteltg, ioet en- 9aore fife BE-
hpper at fore bills, laa ct Sen Poo
famine Sis cit guooommelig Naben:
bori1g, % set toger St1bier, iaape|
font grfaring, at iette Jig IND
Det, iom for Sen tpiplenoe og ubetenf
ionu1e alorig Tan foritaaes eller CT
fares. Sg igiennem belle 8ibeler
goor ser en- %g11boommeltg Sob iaape
ipm M%abenbaring, iom fnn fan fatte!
igjennem cit ian6 og lenenoe 5ro. y
.@ub paa en- 1Gregen Maa6e bar an
serfjen6t % inbitiftet ben frtitne &irt
paa Sor6en, er alminoeltg erfieno
at alle taatfenoe @enneffer ben bel
ctpiliiere6e 8eroen, iaapel at 2Gro
font nlproe. Men ben1e friitne &ir
fe, iom beitaar ifslge Sfrtften at all
troenbe CUBS 8prn, bar forfeit fig
MfoeIinger, begrunoet paa Menings
forifiel, iom ! % for fig ielp Tan bpr
al mirbre 8etponing, ,,aar BET gial
Der BET itore % belle, TIL ale ,larer d
at igiennem 5orioningen at Seiu
alene fir6es 5reIie, % BET tan HI
mootages meo 9roens $aaa1o. Disl
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-24
Bognpt.

DanishL Life in Town and Country.
SEQ Sesiie 8rocbner. Sllultreret.
g. g. &utnam's Sons. Seem Sort
og 2onoon, 1903. Sris $3.50, por=
tofrit tilienot.
Sra s.. 9. 8utnam's Cons / Seem
Dcrf bar ri mo6taget en- Bog, iom
bar iarlig Snteresie for Donife, i6et
Ser 16eluffenoe omban6ler fgrlt 6e
9anife JON Station og oernelt in0=
gaaenoe ollie oe iociale Gorbol6 /
Gc::marf
Sons Eitel er u9oniib 2ife in
Gc,un ano Country" al Sesiie 8rocb-
ner. 6orfatterinoen rpber ct for en-
lt6lenoing forbleffenoe @ienoffab til
set oanife Sprog, i0et bum mangfol=
oige Steoer frembeper oonife Sr6 oq
Sroiprog, men oesforu6en bar bun
eienipnlig lepet / 9anmarf / lange
5i6er, i6et eno life Ben minblte Glen,
6ommeligbeo, Tom a0ifiIler 9anift
fra an6re Mationer er gaaet ben6es
opmerfiomme gje forbi. 8oger
in6Ieoes at 6orfatterinoen, iom eie11
iDnlig er GngIanoerin6e, meo en- me
get in~teresiant 5ammenliming a
Danife og GnglRnbere uoen bog a
frembepe nogen al 8arterne paa oet
nn6ens Befoitning. gun ifriper laa
Iebes 81. a.: Ebe Dane Is more in
telligent, d, in ann caie, more en-
Iigbteneo, ban tie acreage Gnglilb
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-24
Q1inneiota.

- S Merbe6en at @al1f @opi5s
bill Ser bltpe bDgget en- 9emning
tbers ODER Mtslisiippi til u6pifling
al 8anbfraft. Demningen bill blibe
paabegpnot 5. 1. Mprtl, og 6e @is<
coniin @apitalilter, iom anlegger SEN
meb 3illa6elie al @rtgsbepartementet
/ @aibington, bill iette $4,000 /
6oretogen6et.
-Sn0en matge tiger bill bper ene<
tie Gormer / Gtearns County faa fin
Folt leperet be6 fin SCR paa ollie
iegne Gage. On &oitinipeftgr fra ct.
SAUL er be6 at orone &1terne / 6en-
ne Si6. Ser bill blibe oprettet omtr.
25 npe 2anbpoitrl1ter, og mango at
be imaa &oitfontorer bil b1ibe neh=
lagt. Naar 5Dltemet err giennemfprt,
oil Gle 5tationerne paa 600 og 6.
g. 2inierne babe en- eIler flere @o1t=
ritter.
& S Canton far ser / Sc ii6ite 6
@ar Itaaet en- bolbiom politiif Scamp
mellem set pngre og oct 9l6re Gle
ment / 8pen. Sen en6te forelgbig
iioite lge me6> at 6e hinge ban6t og
beiatte bper @laos / 8pitpret iamt fit
6lertQI / 8praaoet. Somti6ig item=
tee ODER 2icenie for Salooner, og oct
bite fig ga, at 8pen rgif ter" meo
t1n 1 @temmes 6Iertal. Dette be-
tpoer en- 6ormtnofelie at $4,000 /
8pens Snotester. Men set Ter TIL
us til, at to al 6e afgibne 5temmer
er ulobIige, og oct npe &orti bill oer-
for isge at faa 2icenie=Mftemningen
erfleret ugploig og M Mfftemning
ON bette n6frepet, og De n9rer ga
&aab ON, at 2icenie bill bin6e be6 set
npe 8ala.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-24
Wisconsin,.

In Wisconsin we Love lands at from
IS per acre mp. Some Of the lands
are sold on the easy payment plan, $40
down and SIS per month on 40 acre
tracts. We have some lands with
houses, others without, Also a num-
Der of special bargains:
w. /. 12O acres, less than 4 miles
from station, only short distance
from st. Paul. Land is a black loan
with clay subsoil-very fine. On IS
acres there is saw timber and wood for
at least $4,000 (some say it will bring
$4,000. Heavy saw-maple. Is acre
cranberry marsh and Z acre lake.
Balance can now be plowed. High
and dry. The best bargain we ever
heard of at S18 per acre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-24

NJ. 90. acres. Dakota co, near
sRosemount, on main road. Fine build
ings. Highly improved. $50 per acre.
Terms.
NJ. 81. Is section near Il. r. sta
ton, Wilkin co. Black loam soil 2 to
3 feet deep. Clay subsoil. SIG pr.
acre - $40 car stand.
NJ. %. 144O acres near Pillager,
Cass co., only S $3.50 pr. acre.
NJ. %. 800 acres. Stevens co. Level,
no stone or gravel, good water, deep
black soil. Fine land. No improve
ments.. $3.50 pr. acre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-24

81 far en- nDbtlig 40 Neres 6arm
mes go6e @pgninser liant fulo 8elet.
ming al &jsr, &eite oip. 2iselaa
6urmre0ifaber og 9usboloningsgien-
itan6e = enbber Sing iom BET itaar.
S@11n $1,000. Moo f9lees ftrafs. @n
Mnleoning. Mlt oDrfet.
2igeleoes en- 80 Mcre Sarm met
.go6e 8pgninger, uomarfet 2ano, for
$3.50. On anoen for $1,000. Sun
Is Mil fra ct. SAUL. $500 &ontant.
2igeIeoes 80 Mcres, ~ MiI fra
goo 2on6sbp, 80 Mcres opbreffet,
-npt Sus Cite ganffe fRroigt) $1,000.
S&aun 5000 &ortart.
Bargains? @e. fboulb iaD!
Som og ie os, ligemeget bba6 9e
pnifer / 6arme eIler 2ano. 81 bar
|hci.
SeSobnfer & Co.,
46 l1nio11 Blocf, ct. 8anI.
Clinton 8Iocf er paa Si6rnet at Sc.
bar % 4tb ct, meo Snogmg fra
|geoar).
kEEeNGlR GSEXE2N -, HsF@SsSSs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-24
Red River Valley.

The very finest lands at from SIS
to $50 per acre. You know what the
Red River Valley is?
r. r. V. l.. 800 acres, being the w.
half of Sec. 3-139-56, 200 acres under
cultivation, house, barn and we'll, 4
miles from Tower City on main line
N. P. Ry. Price 1923 per acre-easy
terms.
R. R. v. 2. 1C4O acres, being all of
Sec. 25-159-5O and s. half Sec. 3O-159-
40, also s. half of N. e. quart Sec.
3O-15949. This fine block of land lies
in one body in the Red River Valley
49, miles from 2 stores, p%ostofice,
blacksmith shop and 2 warehouses;; 5
miles from 2 towns and 2 different
railroads. Rich black loan soil with
clay subsoil, no stones, sand or gravel;
it is a fine level prairie sloping to the
river. Price $25 per acre, easy terms.
r. R. v. 8. 100 acres, 1876 acres un-
der cultivation. This is a picture, has
fine grove of natural timber, has
stream of running water, is level as
q floor and frst-class soil. $50 per
acre.
r. r. V. 4. A level section of wild
land in Roseau Co., being Sec. 5-163-
40. A bargain-$18 per acre.
r. r. v. s. 100 acres, AZ miles
from Valley City, lis under cultiva-
ton, balance pasture and meadow.
$40 per acre. $500 cash, easy terms
on balance at Z per cent interest.
R. r. v. 6. 800 acres, 2h miles
from Valley City; all under cultiva-
ton, but 40 acres pasture. Fair build
ings. Good spring of water near the
buildings. A No. 1 farm. $3.50 per
acre, cash or one-half cash.
r. r. v. z. 100 acres prairie, Z
miles from market. Every acre can
be cultivated. SIT per acre cash.
r. r. v. 8. 100 acres prairie 8 miles
from market. SIT per acre. One-half
cash, balance easy terms, z per cent.
r. r. ". 8. 800 acres, all under cul.
tivation. Two miles from market. A
bargain at $3.50 per acre.
r. R. v. 10. 800 acre farm at $18
per acre. 26O acres improved. Good
barn and house, one half cash.
R. r. v. II. 100 acres 8 miles from
market. 100 acres improved. $18 per
| acre.
R. r. v. IL. 100 acres, 8 miles from
Valley City and 5 miles from market
at $14 per acre. One-third cash, ba-
lance on easy terms.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-24
ceglSfoturen.
9emnrraee 8illen pcotasct.


Molons v@eciprocol De1nl,rrage
9ill", lo1n giper slfifi6eren Sen lam>
me &et til at for!unge 5ragtpogne
ltillet til &oaoigbeo poa 5orlongen
oe, eller til burtig 9eipr9elie al
6ragt, lom Sernbonerne mi bar til at
forlange burtig 2Gsning % Sos.
ming al 6%rogtpogne, blep ltolte ltge
peotaget al 9ulet meo los MOS Z
Stem1ner. Den er mi for 5enatet,
% S%er16anerne gjpr fortbiple6e Sor-
Jog paa at orebe SEN ser. Sorbaa.
6eulig oil Bette life lpffes, oo ser Ser
peo bi( blipe rommet Ell &el giennem
al Ser1baue=&eform for longe Sioer.
se1otor Sale bop0e inoeipet 6ot=
flag ON 5orbuo moo Salg al Gigoret=
ter. .Jorilaget blep temmelig l,1tao=
Digit mootaget og bleD neo ltent.
Sep. 5bapers Soy Secret @ill",
Ser gaar l,o paa at oplgge og tpinge
Eerioner, Ser life bar betalt 5fatter,
til at betole bba6 Sc ifpl6er> blep iih-
lte Sorsoag @ienitan6 for en- meget
pol6iom 0ebat, Ser forte til at Gor-
ilaget blep forfaltet peo glfltemningen.
Ser blep lite fattet 8%e5lutning ON at
gipe 6orllaget np 8ebanoling.
@tones 2op ON Mrbeafgift ct beo,
taget og ien6t til Senatet. M g(rp
unoer $4,000 er ofgiftsfrt, men ODER
Den Gum retter Mfgiften fig efter
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES mellem Sen SIT.
6p6e og Mrbingen. Gnfer og foreI-
oreleie 8prn ifal fun betale "a @ro-
cent, men lite beilegteoe Mrpinger
maa betale 5 Hrocent / Mfgift.
IS. S. Molans 6orilag ON at iogm=
me 9@gtemen6, ser misban6ler SUI
@iifeitraf, blep anbefalet al
uof tie tpbole" til @eo-
togeIie;; life en- eneite @temme melote
fig imo6. Ser fan i6emmes 80 &i=
for en- iaaoan S%orbrpoeIie.
er ienere be6taget.
st 2obforlag al Senator Simon
at Safe County ongoaenoe Detailing
al f%orfalone @fatter, er blepet onbes
falet at Suiets Legislative &omtte.
Set gaar u6 paa at ttlla6e, at fal6ne
Sfatter, paoligne6e for 1900 Tan of-
me6 set babe paaligneoe 8e-
lgb roen &enter. 9enne SOB bill faa
ltor 8ctroning for Minneapolis
@rm0eienoom, al bbilfen n1ege1 er
bebeftet me6 forfalone Sfatter til
lterre &nroi ems felipe @jen0ommens
Sfatter paoligneoe efter 1900 1fal
mes f11lo &er0t.
ct GorEog er in65ragt / @riet al
Step. !Sicfep ont Mnipttelie at Ell
Observation-Disclosures, Ser ifuloe bope
mes ollie @otellcr og fulo
til at paobpoe Torbe0rin=
ger I 9riften.
Gricfions Gori(ag oln Jorbuo moo
6orblto MOS 9rift at u8ucfet 5bops"
pe0toget al Senatet. Spertreoel-
fen mcofprer Mulft1trof inottl $2,.
900.
Sep. 3elcb far inobrogt Sorilog
ON, at Ser ffal oprettes en- Sabrif for
Serifemolfine og a110et Sarm Maifi>
nert / 6orbinoelie me6 Statsf9ng-
ilet.
S Girsoags beotoges I &uiet Sen
iaafal6te &orton Sill, Der giper &a-
@omisiionen SiliDnet me6 Sen
npe Statsbpgning / Sc to fommen6e
Mar og giper oen 100000 til bette
@1}et Dor be6taget Beterions 6or=
flag ONT at foitiette 25c iom 6en beie-
tie Detailing Gelegraffompagnierne
moo forlange for 10 Or6s Selegrom-
mer in6en @tatens @ren6ler
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-24
SkandinaviSke
M@nd og
kyinder 0inSkeS

til at salge og optage Ordrer for Nedvendig.
hedsartikler der a selges mango Gange til
samme Familie. Eneretten til Omraadet. god
Fortjeneste og stadig B~eskjafte1se hele Aaret
rundt.
Fortienesten over 100 procent.
For frie Proven og videre Oplysning tilskriv
w. M. GRIFFIN. President,
Dept. 8 Fort Wayne. Ind.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-24

- I
De Sammensluttede Dansk1
Foreninger ! Amerika.
19
9E9TXREis9:
INNS HANSEN. H. p. HANSEN,
3x-PrRsident.
Box SO, 1916 Harrison Ave.
ALNONT, Iowa. CANON CITY Colo.
II. RASMUSSEN,
Over .Nice-Prasident,
CEDAR FALLS.
H.. p. NIELSEN, l.. cLAUsEN,
Over-sekreter, over K asserer,
, 2 State Street, 3o3 n. Ashland.Ave~
RACINE, WIS. GREEN BAY. WIS.
Dperfefretdrens
Kontor.
I'll 6oreningerne i 9. g. 8. S. 81.
sgreoe Toreningsbrpore!
ga SiOen for &pnpentio1en 11pr-
me Jig, og 0a SEN al 0perbeltprelien
CT belten1t til at of6olGes / l1gen fra
40e Sum- til 10be Stunt s. 81. / 9fo=
cine, isis. ,ihtlSe jeg pnife at benlebe
goers Spm9rfiomheo paa Mrtifel 8
/ 9opene for .. g. 8. S. Ser biI
10 pao 6enne &onpention blipe be-
ban6let eager at flor @igtigbeb,
bporfor leg ifl,l6e anbefale, at enbper
Screening bliper ioa talrigt repre-
1enteret iom m1ligt life oIe,1e al 9e=
le9ater, n1en ogioa al andre Mfeolem-
1ner al 3. g. .. s., iom if1tloe bnife
at ppcrp9re &nnpentionen. Ser i
&oeine far hi gno Glaos til ioo
mango, Set ifal bore, % 81 Danias
7,1pe @oll bill bore feroig til SEN Sis,
bor ri hoaee @ierterum % @usrum
Sperflp0igb&. Set er nit 9nIfe
-oa @aab, at e11boer 9elegat oil meoe
sop mes set be6ite til @apr1 og Tren1-
1ne for 8. g. 8. S, og at hi Tan
srefte Sagerne i gnigbeo og Cont
oregtigbe1.
Somtioie fan leg meo5ele G6er,
ut 9onia / &acine ogter at oobre
&onbentione1 meo en- flor @run6~
lopsfelt sen 46e Sunni / en- at Sc 11pr-
1igeen6e Starter og "a intet beo 6en-
ne 9eiIigbe6 Til blipe fparet / @et>
ming at eibre sen iaa tiltreffen6e
iom mtlig, h1n6e set moaite eibe
Stebet ill., at ri banife fer / Mmerifa
for 6remti6en ligeiom on6re Seattle
rer funoe feire Dor Gribe6s6og.
Gnonlt engang mes 9mifet ON at
!. enboer SCREENING iaa talrigt re-
pre- enteret iom m1ligt, er leg meo
benlig @ilien til e[ne g6ers
@eb Mgtelie
s. g. Mielieu, >. g.
pr. S. 6.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1905-12-27
ID Praise of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.

There is no other medicine manufac-
tured that has received so much praise
and so many expressions of gratitude
is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1t is
effective, and prompt relief follows it's
use. Grateful parents everywhere do
not hesitate to testify to its merits for
the benefit of others. It is a certain
cure for Group, and will prevent the at
tack if given at the first appearance Of
the disease. 1t is especially adapted to
children, as it is pleasant to take and
contains nothing injurious. Mr.. E. A.
Humphreys, we'll known resident and
clerk in the store of Mr.. E. Lock, Of
Alice, Cape Colony, South Africa. says ::
u have used Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy to ward off groups and colds in
my family. I found it to be very salts
factory, and it gives me pleasure to rec
ommend it. For sale by +. B. Loryea
Drug Store.