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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-06
THE STEAMER DISABLED.
City of Providence Towed into New
 London Harbor.

New London, July 6.-Disabled by an injury to her shaft, the new passen- ger steamer City of Providence of the New York-Povidence line was brought in here early today in tow of the freight steamer City of Taunton The steamer was docked at about | o'clock and her passengers transferred to a special train to be taken to their destination. Providence. The train left here at [.
 The accident occurred of Cornfield light. and the big steamer with her machinery disabled was compelled to lie to until the City of Taunton ap. peared. There was very little excite. 'ment among the passengers and many were unaware until the steamer docked that an accident had occurred.
 Both the steamers belong to the ma rine department of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-06
GROCERY STORE BURNED.

Nashville, Tenn. July 6-The whole sale grocery house of Phillips, Webb x Company was totally destroyed by fire early today. The loss is about $150,000. George Rogers, a substitute fireman, was dangerously hurt by falling four stories through an eleva- tor shaft. This is the third serious fire in Nashville in ten days, the con- bined losses aggregating $76O,OOO.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-06
crum.n.l Charge. to Follow.

NEW YORK. July 6.-It is said that evidence sufficient to warrant criminal prosecution has been obtained by those now Investigating the affairs of the Equitable Life Assurance society. Further information from an appar- ently reliable source is that former officials of the Equitable had used the funds of the society for margins in stock speculstions.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-06
Ex-PREsIDENTs BOAT RAM,rED

Muskogeon. Mich. July 6.-Near Sylvan beach. a resort on the west shore of the lake. the steamer Cayuga rammed Ex-president Clcveland's for mer pleasure boat Ruth. now owned by the White Lake Ferry company. yes terday. but the captain of the latter ran his boat on shore and safely dis charged 20 passengers. A panic was averted among the passengers through the coolness of Captain Baxter.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-06
DID YOU HEAR ABOUT THOSE 
 Side-
 boards

at the Hampson- Sellew Furnlturs Store next to Reid & Hughes on Bann Street? After all the spring selling tho stock Is now as large and complete aa at any time. You will find sideboard designs that are different from those in the ordinary furniture store. Better in design and finish and with the cabinet work able to stand little closer in- spection. Finest values at 5000. s22.s 5o. $500. s2T0o, 5000. $500, S37.50, and upwards.
 Hampson.Sellsw Dining Rsen gurs
 niture is Uneqsallsl.
 No such choice anyhere as they of. fer in Extension Tables. Chairs. Side Tables, China Closets. Bufrets, etc. You VII be well repaid by visiting tneir store.
 "hother Had Clenweol and I don't see how I can keep house with any other kind. Hers was 90 very satisfactory Such was the re- mark recently of young lady about to go to housekeeping.
 Glenwood Prices Are Lev in Water.
 bury.
 It's a fact that Hampson-SeIIev prices on Glenwoods are lower than elsewhere in New England. Irz way this store has of building up their trade. You can get a good GIenwcod Range at $500. s2Toc. s3OOo. ey3.W. $500. 5000. $500. 5000. and up- wards.
 The Place ts e fer Fips offIes Turs
 nitore.
 The third floor of the Hampsop-sey- lew Store is given up to the largest iino of Roll Top and Flat Top Desks to bs found in Western Connecticut Tus qusIlfies are of the best Year. of ex> perience in furnishing of71ce> in Water. bury has made it possible fer thio store to get and give the lowest pr5cps on the market If you have any ocnno furniture needs you win ind the Hsmpeon-Sellew Cemnny abe Co e1vo you the best sstisfacfton- rhsss's . essss ohnmAss su1s noss
 oaia tn shs 0a0Qsou>4oo1sU |' shsv Win1oUL A rvzsIsr es10. uah>ennv nnn& suff. c9erpd spR~inI sD nome IGrnu -. e fer ely tau who o1D n1
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-06
BULLET IN. HEART.

New York. July e.-Surxe0ns in q local hospital are puzzled over the case of Harvey Mowak. who during an sl- iteration on the ferryboet Csstleton on the Fourth of July. was shot by s fellow pase>nErr. The bullet entered the left breast and was st first thought 10 be harmI~-~- but . further exzmins- tkcu yesfer1zy reveaIed that h had I61eud fn the man-s h<arG
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-06
VETERAN OF CRIMEAN.

Middletown, July 6.-Charles G. h. bolt, veteran of the Crimean war, who took part in the charge of the Light Brigade" died at his home here today at the age of seventy-two years. He was the only surviving pensioner of the Crimean war and formerly lived in Waterbury.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-06
DISASTER AT VIVIAN, W. VA.
Nine Miners Dead. Eighty Injured by
 Gas Explosion.

Nine Miners Dead. Eighty Injured by
 Gas Explosion.
 ROANOKE. Va. July GA disas- trous explosion occurred in the Tide water coal mines at Vivian. w. va., causing the instant death of nine men and the injuring of eighty others.
 The details are meager, but 1t is known that, in addition to the nine dead, fifteen have been rescued in a dying condition. There are thirty more men in the mines, and 1t Is almost cer- tain that they have perished.
 The cause of the explosion is not known. but the impression prevails that it was caused by an accumulation of gas. This is one of the worst ex- plosions in the history of the West Virginia coal fields.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-06
eu..s..r., rr..s. s.rsu-ere.

BALTIMORE. July c--The lower ly- Ing sections of the business district of this city are under water. the result of a cloudburst in Baltimore county and the backing up of the waters of the hariror by recent southwest winds. Street car travel on all lines running through the central psrt cf the city is rSrarvxed
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-06
PATRICK WILL APPEAL.

New York. July s-It i< announced that Albert T. Patrick who ir await ing execution for the murder of W.T. liam Marsh Rice. the Texas multi-mfl- licnsire- has instructed his comsei David B. Hill to take his czse to the United Stafes supreme court The execufion cf Psfrick ie ct for the ueek commencing Auxug< 7- and the apDeaI will act % . teuvoKufy stay.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-06
MES SUTTON AGAIN

London July e.-Miss May Sutton of rassdens. California wvu the final In the aIl-comers lsdie> championship at Wimbledon to-dp- defeating sff>z w1lo1u- the champion of Kent sts. 0A wiDs e1tton win BOw neef Niee Dou9lno fer tbe chnm01unsnin
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-06
BUSINESS WOMEN MEET

New York. July 6.-The first annual onvention of the Business women's national league will open here today and will continue throughout the week. Twelve states are represented by wo- men prominent in professional. com mercial and political life. Colorado leads in the number of delegates,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-06
w,, w.,,,, P-,-r.,p.. Boay.

BRIDGEPORT. Conn. July 6.-Mar- tin Peterson Is the name of the man whose body was found in the harbor here. Ills Identification was accom- pIished through means of a burn found on his wrist. He was a Norwegian.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-06
FAREWELL AUDIENCE.

Tokio. July 6.-The emperor gave a farewell audience and lunch to Baron Komura, envoy to the approaching peace conference at Washington, and the staff of the Japanese peace com mission to-day.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-06
Mra. Dodge Married at Sioux Falls.

SIOUX FALLS. s. D.. July 6.-Ths wedding of Mrs. Flora Bigelow Dodge. formerly of New York city. and Lionel George Guest. of Montreal. Que, in the home of Mrs. Dodge in this city at noon was a very quiet affair. The arrival of Joseph Letter of Chicago to attend the wedding recalls that some months ago the rumor was circu- lated that he was to wed Mrs. Dodge.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-06
Lee c..p HoI.sed the oIs Fise.

RICHMOND. Va. July s.-For the first time in the history of the institn- ton. Lee Camp. the Confederate sol diers' home near this city. flung to the brreze from it's flagstaff the stars and sfripes in honor of the Fourth
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-06
THE MUTINOUS CREW
 THREATENS THE TOWN.
Inhabitants of Theodosa Are Fleeing for Their Only Troops and Officials Now Remain-The Rus sians Are in the Dark the Best Means of 0ver- taking and Subduing the hutinous Crew.

Theodosia, Crimea, July 6.-The in habitants are leaving the town in compliance with the orders of the authorities who fear that the mutin- eers of the Kniaz Potemkine will car " out their threat to open ire on Theodosia this evening, only troops and officials remaining here.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-06
rl.,-a win r,rerr.ck.r..

DIES MONIES. Ia.. July 6.-The five year-old son of Samuel Squillman of Seymour, Ia. and the four-year-old son of George billiard were burned to death here in a fire which destroyed Squill- mans home. The children had been playing with firecrsckers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-06
u.r...es .s Fire r.le.a

FIRE ISLAND. \. Y- July e-Nrs. BsIInxfoa Booth. with her son and daughter. is msroooed but ccmfcrta- tle at the Hotel Water Island. . mile essD the Blue Point fife saving statisa
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-06
THOUSANDS FOR CHARITY.

New York. July 6.-The late Baron Alphonse de Rothschild left ssD.Up to be expended in charities of various kinds without distinction of religion, says a Paris dispatch to the Herald.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-06
CONTINUATION OF STRIKE.
All Depends on Amount of Contribu.
 tions.

All Depends on Amount or ContriDu-
 tiOns.
 Chicago. July 6.-Continuation of the teamsters strike seemed to-day to de pend upon the success of an effort to obtain contributions to the strike fund. The teamsters joint council had ap- pointed a committee composed Of .-s striking drivers. empowered 10 stop every union teamster at work in Chi cago and ascertain if he had paid his weekly contribution of Sl to support the strikers.
 According to the decision of the point council. if the drivers refused to pay part of his weekly wages into The strike fund he would he compelled to abandon his job and a striker would be put in his place.
 A special meeting of the chief de partment store drivers union wilt pr held tonight to take a vote on the question of calling of the strike
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-06
WEATHER FORECAST

Forecast for Connecticut: Partly cloudy 10 cloudy tonight and Friday: light southerly winds
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-06
LOCKED IN CAR.
Boys in Fun Shut Up a Companion.
 Who Cannot Be Found.

Who Cannot Be Found.
 Detroit, Mich, July 6.-Percy Den- eau, lad of this city, is supposed to be locked in a freight car which left Detroit Tuesday, the destination oc which is not known. Playmates lock- ed the door in fun when the Deneau boy climbed inside. When the car was taken out of the yards they De: came frightened and told what they had done. They were unable to give an adequate description of the car and the parents of the lad are frantic with anxiety.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-06
ROOT THE MAN.
Definitely Stated Now Tha1 He Has Been Offered
 State Portfolio.

New York, July Cit can be defi- nitely stated that President Roosevelt has offered the position of secretary of state to Elihu Root, and that Mir Root has accepted.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-06

New York, July 6.-President Roose- welt will make an announcement to-day regarding Elihu Roots decision on the proffered offer to him of the office of secretary of state. Mir Root declines to discuss the matter at all and refuses to make any statement at the present time for publication.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-06
onsSeIIeW Dfnfnk RooO b0r'
 niture is UneQsallsl.

No such choice anyhere as they of- fer in Extension Tables. Chairs. Side Tables, China Closets. Buffets, etc. You VII be well repaid by visiting tneir store.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-07-06

A rpRsIsr es10 unhsenny Gun& e fer enly e4xK who o1D n1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22
9rpnnima @ilbelmina al &ollo!

9ronniag @tlbelm1ina al @ollono
aabne6e / 5irs6ags Sc Dollan6 tie
@eneralitater (&igsoagem meo en-
Sale, bbori FUN frembGpe0e, at ser
fra 6eres Si6e maatte treffes Jpr.
E%ol6scee,ver for at forbe6re 2onbets
Goripar beb at inoepe 2anoets n1,a-
Dom / @aabenbrug, og ser maatte
ifaffes Mai6ler tilbeie inareit muligt
for at ful6en6e 8ef9itningerne ON
Mmiter6am. Set er rimeligt, at sis.
ie 1~16taleIier itaar / 6orbinoeIie me6
De iteoie bpppigere fremiatte l16ta-
lelier ON, at ben tDife .@eiier om-
gaaes me6 Nlaner ON at Iagge
6ollan3 in6 lulo,:r Sci tpife Migc.
Oct iiges, at Drowning 8ilbeImina
I set iioite Mar bar tabt meget al
fin ~nngoomsfriifbe6, bbilfet napnlig
ifploes, 5orgen ober, at bun life bar
fianfet lit 2ano en- Esronarping.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22
1farntla1tn.

&i frembpber:
2anb ! Miebisan fra $3.50 til So
pr. Mere / stpffer al 40 til 1000.
McrcS.
@1 fin opoprfet 100 Neres Tarm
meo 6ns uiu. / @arb g., q. =,
tire Mil fra station. fnn $1,750.
Ntan ifal lebc lrngc otter CT itprrc
Sar9ai1 / u. ..
Gleaante opoyrfeSe Taru1e / @is=
epniin % Minnciuta paa megct RI
mclige &ilfaar.
2anb / Canada fra Sc til $40 pr.
9lcrc.
Gn al &c bebitc Taru,e / Mtanitu=
ba meo iture, befpename 8%p9ningcr
% allie mafise Tprbeoringcr, fnm
$50 pr. Merc. Ser CT $40 Meres lise
peo @tatipn, ,,em 2anoct fan beles,
bbis npbpcnbi9t. Settle CT ct itorar=
tct @ootfjpb.
So
@n 100 Meres upbprfet Tarm /
9feb Gate g., Minneiuta, fnm $40
pr. Mere. Sn9en 8p9ningcr.
2ano i u. Gafuta fra Sc til $12
pr. Mcrc - cnbcl cnbu9 til laperc
&ris.
2ano / Minmeiuta ira 81 til $40
pr. Merc = mbmGrfct Qanb p9 lette
&etin9elier.
Opbyrfebe 6armc / @iscomiin %
Mtinnciuta, no9le meo fmn no9le faa
9mnbrcbe 9pllars 1tbbetaling. Senb
efter Site, mel, ncpp, bpab SC pn=
Fer. st &ar Sarme til fun 5000
a $500 1tbbetalima,
st @omciteao Melinqmiibment /
u. 9af. tilial9s for $50. nSibenbe"
anbticr.
2anb / @isepniin, SIS pr. 9lere
o9 op.
800 Mcres / Mariball g., Mfimn.,
til $15 pr. Mere. 2ette 8etin8elier.
ltbmerfet Qamb % en- itur Bargain.
Gn npbelis 40 Mere Tarm i @is=
cpniin. 1tbmcrfet Surb % flint
&anb. Stun liot %opbrrffet, men en-
mbmerfct 9ob Nnleoning for en-, Der
enifcr at treffe Jig til6ase. 8ebre
2anb fun meppe finbes. Ser er ct
3 &rreliers 2usbns iamt Stalo oiu.
Sum 500 - billiscre emb pilbt
Qano.
&c ps fbr Sc fjpber. 81 fan ipare
Gem &ense % eipe 9em perbifnlb
ltnoerrctning. vi fun ta9e enbel
!6nie / &ptte fur 2anb pg Tar,u.
Gn al pore &nnbcr far CIT itor
Gtoef Sarm / @iseoniiu, ium ian
pnifer bpttet mpb en- Sernframforret=
uing mcb &p9nim9cr uip., belit I en-
mimbre &p. @n alminbelig @arb=
mare % Supplement Torretning meb
cit eobs @anbel. Sur Sc en- iaaban
T%orretnin9 pg pnifer at treffe 9en
tilbage til 2anbltpet, Iaa ifrip til os.
&c fer! Silial9s 10 Meres meb 5
8pggetomter / cn gob 2ambsbD /
@iseoniin, lite mango Ndl fra ct.
&anl. Der CT ct @ts, to Gtalbc,
Gten Mtelfe &1s % Smebie. @1
mbmerfet &labs for &oitel, &pnie=
gaaro, 8iabl iannt Srmst % Scr.
Ser er so Sfp9getreer, meget be=
fpemt b%elissenbe NOR sfule, Strife,
&ttifer, @ejeri, Standardization oip.
Snff: bette er lige / 2%anbsbDen. &ris
f,tn $1,000, bppraf fontant $1,000.
!8ar Dc 8D%ejenbp1m, ipm Sc. bil
bDtte for Tarm eller pilbt 2anb?
Spis iaa, iaa fout og ie os. 81 fan
sipe Gem CIT gob rbeal".
SSobnien e g.,
46 ltnto11 8locf, ct. 8a1l, Mfimn.
9isie pare ifalbeoc. 6elgenoe
6poiler fanot Ste6 / ct. SAUL / az
ptgte l1ge: Mrs. Suit Mn6eripu,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22

Mr. nils Murtcnicn Sr. gjenop=
tnu fprlcocu fine meoicinlfe Stm0ier
res Observation-Disclosures.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22

Spem pil bape en- Section 2amb
/ Stntsman g., g.. =, til $S.25
pr. Mere? Turcipprg paa uSioen=
bc"s Guntpr fur nrrnerc ltnoerret=
Mug.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22

~ #HnS"T&- HtHk F'EH%+' tsEH.EsEs = ~
!@piifolerne.
@ol6en Mnle bar luffet / flere
Sage, grlrnoet paa 8eitprerens, Der.
@liingers, 9p6. .
9pbsfalb: Die Milipn, 2utb.r
&pipital, 81 Mor, Sen ste, Martil,
Milion, 9etbes0o @oipitol, AZ Mor,
0eu 1850.
6r. u. IT,, er lite Ceres eeel, ao<
tie, llaor alt fomn1er til alt, ligeloo
gp0 JONI Sen &ptn6e, bpis Sellfub
&c m Tiger?
@m MY &untorbp9ming til ct So
lten6e al 100000 tn11fes ppfprt
paa @jprnet al Geoor % @aboiba
Streets.
Ng 2c9cplabs for &prn. @n IN
2egeploos for 8prn bill blipe cabinet
Sen 15oe Sftober tpersoperfor &bo=
len Norf Sfole11.
UT. ., ". 8ersmetcr, &eooftpr
al set tpife 8lao, uGolts5eitnng"
bp0e / lit Silent iioitc Mnroog al
@rigbts 9ileale.
@illiam 8. @liinscr, HrGii6ent al
GOLDEN &l1le So, ng en- al ct.
&a11ls leoen0e 6orretningsmGn0, az
les / lit Stem MonooA %@ftermioong
efter e1 lpngere 5p9oom.
Sa9ip9cr Spurpognsfompa9ntct.
&oloemar Crit en, bpis tire Star gon1-
e Spu, Miels @rifle n, blep operfjprt
og or9bt al cit 5porpogn Sen 10oe
Mai li0ltle0er1, bar onlagt Sag moo
Sporpognsfompogniet for Sfo0eser-
ltatntng. Mr. @riflen forlonger
$4,000.
Marttn Treoertfien, Ser, JONI n1eo=
Self, blep flemt mellen1 to 5porpog=
TIC, pil antagelig life bore iline peo
sen 2io Bette 8(ao gaar til &resien.
Oct iioite hi bprte Dor ian nleget
0aorltg. @an CT pao 2lltber 9ojpt=
tai.
@ar on 8pcicnoom % pnifer at
butte for 2anb iaa font til %. 81
bar flerc gpbe Mnlcbnin9er for Die
bliffet.
Tobnio11 & &c.,
46 1tniom Mlotf, ct. &aml, Minn.
Sammenitbb. st 6. 20. & ct. s
&asiagertog itp6te iommen meo en-
Motor | Burlington Daros SnS6aQ
Morgen. 2ofpmotiperne blep ilem1
beifaoigeoe, met @elGtningen fan01
Si0 til at ipringe al. On &osl oger
@erman Brandt, fra Metpport, Ton
iten1t tilifaoe.
TurifrGffclic berifeoe fer / 8pel
iioite ltge, ioet &pgtet bar gaoet ms
1T Ser bar ct Silfeloe al @l1lfebel
fer. Get bi6ite Jig 6og at per(
grrmolpit> og 6orifraffelien far III
logt Jig igien. @n Mr. S. s. @il:
Jon fra 6oir Safs, Mrf., bar blepe,
iDg pao Sernboneitotionen .pg blet
lagt in0 paa 8pbolpitalet. Joroi
ban bar fra 5p6en, trpeoe man no'
turltgbis itrafs, at set bar ct Silf el,
Sc al @ulfeber, og olle ml1lige @r1:
italter gior0es for at bin6re Spreo.
1tingen at Smitteitof. Set bite Jig
Cog, at Man6en leo al Malorio.
Gn mbmrrfet 9alp Seftipn Cant
| Morb 9afota tilialgs for $3.50 pr
Mere. Sffe meget Turtjeneite / bc1
for ps, ,tten Gbers 3rpfit.. Qtgelc.
res cit ,tbmcrfet 5arm / ct suo1
Strbg Nor beb Sernbane for $40 pr
Mcre iamt enbel andre mbmerfebt
bargains. TDr Mprb 9afota 2ant
pil III anbcfale 9cm at benpenos
Fem til os. sS1gen ipp &riier pao
uprt Qanb.
Sobnion & &c.,
46 ltnton 8lutf, ct. Saul, Minm,
@irs. Matbilbc 2aricn afgif lom
meooelt | iioite Mumer at uGioen6e
k..\N @.& PIT - lt "
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22

isss1 ssatl ss5aSilslllsss lesl1
st. Paul.
. . a . %ps s.,s,,,.a,.s,,,.
Gontoret ct aabent boer Spgnebao
tit 81. $50.
We'd Kjob eller Reparation af
Uhre besqg den velkjendte Ju>e.
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 +. 9TH ST.,
Paul.
For de bedste Fotografier b@r
De gaa til .Soderberg & Franz,
22o-231 E. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
bejde. Moderate Priser.
&cIefplgc pnifes til Gl,bo. Molt
bcnncn0e Jig paa Sioenoes &pntpr for
nUrl1cre lln0errctning.
Mr. Nils Murtenicn Sr, gjenop=
tpg fprlcoen fine meoicinife Stuoier
res Stots,,niperiitetet.
Nucm Dil lapc CT Section Qamb
/ Stntsman &c., u. ., til $S.25
pr. Merc? Turcipprg paa vStben=
Sc"s Guntpr fur nrrmerc l%tnoerret=
ming.
Mr. @illiam Mnberiun fra Sigh
mpoo rcilte / 0elrne ltge tilbage til
&anios Gitp, 900, forat g%iel1optage
fine Stl,oicr pe6 aanias Gitp @eteri'
narp College.
Mr. % Mrs. Martin Seniena
lGnge pniteoe Cater blep iiolte Spn,
sag 0pbt / @olgotbo 4irfen, og moo
tpu Nopnet &iolct Cons. @rotllc=
rer!
Sit Ilpbpcicn. Sobu q. Afacbts-
beim al 1914 &onoo Street, foretrat
eie,ipnlig Ell paoo @rop. Sans Sig
Ellen fun0et / 6loben for nogle Gage
iiDen.
9iset al Soiepb g. &ellep, Ser
iom fpr berettet, 0r11fne6c / @erpaiS
Safe UNDER @abning, bleb f11n6et oe
ienot til Icofon1nenbes Silent
%ptu.
so Gage. Gong Sc DOC, sen 81
tie Ter, ser, iom fpr me00elt, bar be
ifplot for at bope narret 1,11ge AZ
ger in6 / lit &ooiferi, % ser opfpr
Jig 1%1anitGnoigt moo SEM, tit 80 0a
&c / Mrbei0sbuiet til at tGrte ga
gen ppcr /.
Mpt HarfanlGg. ct. &ar1l ifo
n11 fao Ell &orf til, cit &ipol ii
,@onoerlmo". MnlGgget oil folt
ca. CIT fport Millton % 8eliggen
beben nil blipe ctlteos nG0 Gpm'
Garf, bppr ser pil blipe cit 5ofst ii
begge @per.
Gn Mmtpmubil ltp6te mos cit Srol
lep &olt pe6 @jprnet al ltniberiit
Mpe. og Sale Street Spnoog Mo:
gen, og iom Ell 6elge pil &jbrere''
Mr. SSias. 81. Mc9eoo al III Mocfl,
bin Street, ionoipnligpis mite 81
ret.
@olgatbafirfen begpn0er 2eroag Sci
10be Sftober &l. 10 Sormib6ag
&reitens 5tltoereperelle. Torel6r
Ser pnifer at beres 8ern ifal oeltag
/ lln6erDiSningen beoes at len6e 8er
rene sem Sag, forat ollie fan per
me6 fra 8egDn6ellen.
Sammel @ctcripn al S54 Mfislis
iippi Street blep bogitabeligt tai
malet / Stpffer al ct sc. & ct. 8
Sog lioite Sre6ag Morgen. &eter
fen, ser bar 81 9(or gammel, orbei
6eoe paa Sporet, men ipnes life a
bape bert 5oget fomme. .StDfte
at bans 2egeme fanotes itree6e lang'
Gnnrpt 0p hIpnp 11mIpHp mn n,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22

&cUefplgc pnifes til Gltba. Molt
bcnncnoe Jig poo SioenOes &ontnr for
nUrl1cre llnoerrctniug.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22

For de bedste Fotografier b@r
De gaa til .Soderberg & Franz,
229-231 E. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
beide. Moderate Priser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22

Mr. Milliam Mnoeriun ira Sigh
npoo reilte i 0e,me lt9e tilbage til
&anlos Gitp, 900, forot %gie11optage
fine Stl,oicr peo &ouias Gitp @eteri-
narp College.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22

Martin Treoerifieu, Ser, JONI mleo=
oelt> blep flemt nrellem to 5porpog-
ne, pil antagelig life bore iline peo
sen Sis bette 8(ao goar til @resien.
Set iiolte III bprte Dor ian n1eget
oourlig. @an er paa 211tber @oipi=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22

Sa9ipgcr Spurpognsfompa9nict.
&aloemar @ritlen, bnis tire Mar gan1-
e Spn, Miels @riflen, blep operfiert
og orebt al cit 5porpogn Sen 106e
Mai libitleoen, bar onlagt Sag moo
Sporpognsfompoghiet for Sfabeser=
ltatning. Mr. @rifien %forlonger
$4,000.
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st. pauI.
= :. a'f %,'tn.,n s.'.'....'.,..,.

auntoret Ct aabent bber Gbgneba8
til 81. $50.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22

We'd Kjpb eller Reparation af
Uhre bes9g den velkjendte Juve
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 +. 9TH ST.,
Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22

@n Mutumubil ltp6te moo cit Sro(-
lep Yoit peb @jprnet al l%1niperlitD
Mpe. pg Sale Street 5pnoog Mo*<
gen, pg iom Ell 69lge pil &jpreren,
Mr. SSas. 81. Mc9eoo al III Macfl,-
bin Street, ionoipnligpis mite 2i=
ret.
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Sobniou & &c.,
46 ltnion &lpef, ct. saul, @inn

Sammemitbb. st s. 10. & ct. s..
&asiagertog ltp0te iomn1en meo en-
Motor / Burlington Dor6s Sns6og
Morgen. 2ofomotiperne blep ilemt
beifaoigeoe, nle,1 @eiGtningen fon0t
Sis til at ipringe al. gn &osiager,
@erman Brandt, fra Melpport, tom
iiemt tilifa6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22

!6ar on 8peiemopm % pnifer at
butte for 2anb iaa font til %. vi
gar flerc gobe Mnlcbninger for pic
bltffct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22

Misunderstanding /
@olgotbafirfen begpnoer 2erbog Sen
106e Sftober &l. 10 6ormio6ag I
&reitens Stltoereperelle. Sorel6re
Ser pnifer at beres 8prn ifal 6eltage
/ l1noerbisninger1 beoes at len6e 8pr-
rene sem Sag, forat ollie fan bore
me6 fra 8egDnoelien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22

Mr. % Ntrs. @artin Seuieus
lGnge pniteoe Gutter blep iiolte 5pn-
sag opbt / @olgotbo 2irfen og moo
tpg Mapnet &iolct Cons. @rotl,lc=
rer!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-22

Sit 6lpopcten. Sobn q. &acbts-
beim al 1914 &onoo Street, foretraf
eie1ipnlig en- paoo @roD. @ans Sig
Ellen f1rnoet / 6looen for nogle Gage
iioe,1.