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The Ocala banner., 1905-09-15

visiting his brother, Mr.. G. 1. Grace.
He represents the Georgia Mutual
Industrial Insurance association.
The Ocala banner., 1905-09-15

Mrs. T. III. Wallis and children re-
turned home Friday afternoon after a
six weeks absence. which they spent
at White Springs and Seabreeze,
The Ocala banner., 1905-09-15

WANTED-About twenty bushels of
Florida seed rye. Address Rye"
care Ocala Banner, Ocala. Fla. 9 Stf
The Ocala banner., 1905-09-15

Editor and Mrs. Wallace F. StOvaI,
OF Tampa, have gone to Louisville
and Maytield, Ky, TO spend q month
The Ocala banner., 1905-09-15
Mrs. Julius Irael, of Atlanta, is
the CITY for a short visit.

Mr.. 7. N. Tiller has returned from
. trip to Hot Springs. Ark.
The Ocala banner., 1905-09-15

Col. T. P. Lloyd, of Inverness, was
among our visitors ON Monday
The Ocala banner., 1905-09-15

Mrs. Jerry Williams is quite sick
much to the regret of her friends.
The Ocala banner., 1905-09-15

Japan will now have plenty OF room
to practice benevolent assimilation.
The Ocala banner., 1905-09-15

The editor of this paper received a
postal card Tuesday from DR.. D. NJ
Smith, dated Sept. 4. He was then
at Vancouver, British Columbia The
doctor is having splendid trip.
The Ocala banner., 1905-09-15

Mr.. F. E. Haskell, of Welrsdale,
was in Ocala Monday shopping.
The Ocala banner., 1905-09-15

Mrs. Frank league and children
went down to Lady Lake Tuesday
afternoon to visit relatives for sew
eral weeks.
The Ocala banner., 1905-09-15

Mrs. S. s. Harris has returned to
Citra after an absence OF several
months out west. She has again
opened the Mansion to the public and
is running the same in an up to date,
first-class manner. 1t is one of the
best boarding houses in the state and
the travelling public particularly will
be delighted to know that it is again
open. aug3tf
The Ocala banner., 1905-09-15

Mrs. D. G. Edwards, of the Ocala
House, left Friday for a tour of the
weeks
The Ocala banner., 1905-09-15

Mrs. j. j. Nixon, of Willistoa, is
the guest of her daughters, Mrs. c.
j. Phillips and Mrs. Arthur Masters.
The Ocala banner., 1905-09-15

Hon. r. F. Rogers of Electra is on
a short visit to friends and relatives
here. Mrs. Rogers will return in the
course of a few weeks to Send the
winLer-Lake City items in Times
Uniod.
Mr.. Eminisor of Sparr. has rented
one of the Deubel houses In the 3rd
ward and will move his family to
Ocala to reside. They come especial
ly to place their children in school.
The Ocala banner., 1905-09-15

Mr.. j. S. Morris, of Chicago. ar
rived in Ocala a few days ago and is
now at. Mr.. T. B. Snyder's haber-
dasherY
The Ocala banner., 1905-09-15

Miss Mabel Sanders. daughter Ct
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sanders, of
DunneIlon, passed through Ocala
Monday afternoon on her way to
attend Wesleyan Female College at
Macon, Ga.
The Ocala banner., 1905-09-15

Mr.. c. j. Joseph, of the Clearwater
Verona Inn and of che Montgomery
Cooperage company, was In Ocala
Tuesday.
The Ocala banner., 1905-09-15
aARA ffizAHETH HARRIS. Local Editer
HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWN.
Mr.. w. O. Bellaire, of Jacksonville,
was in Ocala Monday.

Four prisoners escaped from the
Sonvict camp Saturday.
The Ocala banner., 1905-09-15

Mr.. and Mrs. w. h. Zewadski and
sons, Clarence and Olaf returned
home today from Three Springs,
Tennessee, where they have been for
several months for the benefit of
Mr.. Zewadski's health. His friends
certainly hope that he has been great
ly benefited by his stay.
The Ocala banner., 1905-09-15

Doyle Carlton returned this week
from Ocala, where he has been buy
ing mich cows. He brought sixteen
with him. -WauchuIa Items in Times
Union
The Ocala banner., 1905-09-15

Mr.. S. Rosin, formerly of this city,
who has been visiting in Baltimore
and New York for several weeks,
was a passenger on the Comanche.
which reached Jacksonville Friday.
Mr.. Rosin's engagement to Miss Re-
becca Silverman, of Baltimore, was
recently announced.
The Ocala banner., 1905-09-15

Q OuOu6. Z
Mrs. v. j. Shipman is up from
Braidentown for a few days.
Miss Mabel Godsin is athome after
a visit to relatives at Miami.
MIR. ard Mrs. Nathan Mayo, of
Summerfeid, are spending a few
days at Tampa.
MIR. and Mrs. w. B. Gray, promi-
nent citizens of Tampa, are visiting
at Lake Weir.
Mr.. Robert STRIPPING, of the EGuit-
able Life Insurance company. has
gone to New York on a business visit.
Mrs. D. G. Edwards, of the Ocala
House, left Friday for a tour of the
west. She will be absent about six
weeks.
Mr.. j. S. Morris, of Chicago. ar
rived in Ocala few days ago and is
now at. Mr.. T. B. Snyder's haber-
dashery.
Mr.. c. j. Joseph, of the Clearwater
Verona Inn and of che Montgomery
Cooperage company, was In Ocala
Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank league and children
went down to Lady Lake Tuesday
afternoon to visit relatives for sew
eral weeks.
Mrs. A. l.. Webb and children have
gone to Pablo Beach for couple of
weeks. Mr.. Webb accompanied them
to Jacksonville.
Mr and Mrs. Charles V. Miller have
gone 20 Clay Springs, where Mr.. Mil
Ter goes to recuperate after his re-
cent severe illness,
Mr.. t. IL. Hoy, of Crystal River,
one of the largest shippers of fish and
oysters on the coast, was in the city
Monday on business.
Mrs. j. w. Aiken and handsome
little son, George, have returned
home from a visit to Marietta and
other places in Georgia.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Bailey were un-
unfortunate enough to lose their
horse several days ago. The animal
was only sick short while.
Julien Robinson, the young son of
''Sunny Jim'' Robinson began a bus
mess course at the business college
yesterday.-Tampa Herald.
DR.. MoXley and family moved Mon
day from Exposition street To the
house in the second ward recently
purchased by MIR. Frank Lytle.
Miss Elsie Hall has returned home
from visit to her former home at
Gainesville. While there she was the
guest OF. Miss katharine Higdon.
Mrs. c. P. McGrath and her sister,
Mrs. J. III. Terrell are al home after
a visit at Tampa and the famous
Green Springs, near that city.
Mr.. William Whitney, of Fernan-
dina. has returned home after
brief visit in Ocala with Messrs. CISCO
and Guy Zewadski. Mr.. Whitney
was graduate of the East Florida
Seminary last year and this year he
will teach school at Newberry.
The Ocala banner., 1905-09-15

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aXRA ELlzABETH HARRIS. Local Editer
HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWN.
Mr.. w. o. Bellaire, ofJacksonville,
was in Ocala Monday.
Four prisoners escaped from the
Sonvict camp Saturday.
Mrs. Julius Irael, of Atlanta, is in
the city for short visit.
Mr.. J. N. Tiller has returned from
trip to Hot Springs, ARK.
Col. T. P. Lloyd, of Inverness, was
among our visitors ON Monday.
Mr.. E. Haskell, of Weirsdale,
was in Ocala Monday shopping.
Mrs. Jerry Williams is quite sick
much to the regret of her friends.
Seed potatoes for fall planting for
sale at Ocala Seed Store. Is tt
Mrs. B. T. Perdue has returned
home from a visit to Hague and Lake
City.
Col. G. c. Martin, of BroOksville,
was in Ocala Monday on legal busi-
Mrs. p. II. Stamps has returnsd
home from a visit to relatives at Mic
Mr.. F. L. Schrieber mas gone to
Seabreeze to join his family for a
short visit.
Judge j. III. Bell went down Dun
Mellon Monday TO take testimony. in
a divorce case.
Mrs. d. E. Mark, of Jacksonville,
is the guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Harry Lapham.
Il MIR. and Mrs Elmer E. Cline have
: moved into one of the Gates houses
6n Dougherty street.
Mr.. III. A. Ford has returned home
from a visit to his marble quarry
near Sylacauga, Ala.
Mr.. J. b. Pardee, of the Lake City
steam laundry, spent Sunday and
Monday with Ocala friends.
MIR. Claude Devenau has returned
to his home in Gainesville after a
visit with relatives in ttis city.
Mrs. Northey, the dressmaker, left
Sunday for White Springs, where she
goes to recuperate for fortnight.
We are glad to note from the Ocala
Evening Star that Editor r.. R. Car
roll does not intend leaving Ocala.
Editor and Mrs. Wallace E. Stovall,
OF Tampa, have gone to Louisville
and Mayfield, Ky, to spend q month.
Mrs. j. j. Nixon, of Willistoa, is
the guest of her daughters, Mrs. c.
j. Phillips and Mrs. Arthur Masters.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. h. Zewadski and
sons, Clarence and Olaf returned
home today from Three Springs,
Tennessee, where they have been for
several months for the benefit of
Mr.. Zewadski's health. His friends
certainly hope that he has been great
ly benefited by his stay.
The Ocala banner., 1905-09-15

becca Silyerman, of Baltimore, was
recently announced.
The board of health held a meeting
Tuesday night and passed resolutions
in complimentary terms of the work
of Mr.. c. Rheinauer, the vice-presi-
dent and working member of said
board and deplored his resignation
and insisted upon him Withdrawing
same. The community as well as the
board of health hopes that Mr.. Rhein-
auer will comply with the general
wish and retain his place on the
Ocala board of health.
Mr.. J. j Knoblock, who for the
past three years has been connected
with the Ocala Lime company in this
city, left Sunday for. Martin, his tor
mer home Mr.. Knoblock will open
a general merchandise store at Mar
It'd, in partnership with his brother,
j. n. Knoblock. Both are hustIers,
and we believe will make their mark
in the commercial wcrld. The Ocala
Banner wishes them unbounded sue
cess.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28
Canada

81 CT M9entcr for STE @canbina=
rian=Nmcrican 2anb So. 9ette
Gumpasnt liar noipgt 2anb / Sas=
fatebc,uan til IS ug SO pr, Merc. Scr
or pgiaa cnfcltc !Sumcitcabs at faa
peb stocn at set 2anb, III ielser.
@n Mano fan iaalcbcs faa 800 Mcrcs
peo at fjpbc 100. 2cttc Mfbctalineer.
Sc Scr mamelcr &ensc til &reatu=
rer, @ebifabcr pip. fan faa lame
$500 al ct 2aanciclifab. &c ps eller
ifrtp til ps otter nermere SplDsntn=
ger.
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00IiStonsin

s benne Stat far nj 2anb til alle
n,mligc &riier. Sc besaar insen Sell
neo at saa til @iseoniin. Sorocn Ct
lpm Me9el np9et lettere cub | Mtnne-
iota, men ben CT par1t % 9iber goS
@rpbe. 81 far ppperlist 2anb til
$40 % op pr. Mere, enocl meb 'Sfop,
enoel vemt pber". Scr CT enoel itor.
artebc Bargains Der / baaoe bprfebe
% u%opoprfeoe Tar1ne Saaleoes pil
b; ncpne 303 Meres. 8 Ollie fra Stu
tion, imuf 8elissenbeb beo CT. COB
2afc, fun 81 pr. Mere for burtist
Galg, Mcite Gang, ri aperterer
bette 2anb, CT &rilcn 1926. Set ill.,
itbbenbe Qano meb liot Turbeorinser
u1en uben 6,s bolbes ! $40 pr. Mere,
% bette paaitaaes at pGre liseiaa
eoot. 81 bar life feet BET, men hi
Til tase Sem no, naariombelit, % ri
Ct opertpoet ura, at Sc Ill finbe BET
en- Bargain.
Saa bar hi 100 Mcres, omtrent ID
9fiI fra Station til Sc. 6ar life feet
bette heller, r,eu III er foriifret ONT, at
bet er rall right. % BET CT 10 in.
gen $ris. 81 pil labe bette ogiaa
itige, bber Gang ri aperterer BET.
Set er neiten Spno at iel9e 2anb
til i%aaoanne &riier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

Set allerbcoite 2anb, SC fun tGntc
9em, NOR Scrnbaneitatiun, 9ob iprt
Sorb, bel uauoct, tprt, flabt, fun $40
pr. Nerc. 2ettc &ctingclier. Gfrio
pS til ellcr fom % ie us tnben Sc
fisher.
9en fsrjte 8etingelie for belbis
Tarmins CT soot @arfeo, % bet bar
Sc btr.
Vt piie Dem bette 2an6 Ct at iel=
81 BET. Sc fan life faa noset beore.
Ser CT r,eset baarlist 2anb ! Mar-
fcoet, men hi prbper life paa at Iel=
&C Set. 9ette Ct nbip9t.
81 bar osiaa no9et til $3.50, men
BET CT rpeet lenscre fra Station -
ellers ltge iaa gobt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

&olitibctjent Spbn Term, ser bar
paret oniot peo &olitict iiocn 1897,
og iom altio bar bobt ct go0t Oro
poo Jig for at bore opgtig % pligtop,
fploen0e, bar maattet ta9e Nfifeb al
&olitiets 3ienelte> ga set bar blepct
oplpit, at bon peo en- 2ejligbeo bapoe
lat fig ms ODER cit 0r6re, iom Yoliti=
cbefeu bor uolteof moo at 8etjentene
n1oo briffe beruien0e &arer, meoens
Sc er paa YoIt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

Den npe Gate Street 8ro, iom
Sporpeisfompa9niet ifol la6e bpggc
ODER 6looen til at fore Sen rpe sS1=
terltrbon 2inie, bill bore fnr6ig til
1. September. Mnl9gget ct oberta~
get al Minneopolis Gtecl = Mocbi=
nerp Co.. Set gomle 8romateriale
toges mes in6'i &onitr11ftione11, men
@roen ifal ~foritGrfeS iaa meget for at
fnnne bore baa6e 5porbogns= oq
G%ogntrafifeu, at Sen bliper at reg1te
for felt ny.
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minneapolis.
Gbpr9. Oggoraiil teolofijfe Gam

Gpprg. Dgg0raiil teoiofilfe Cont
fuulb, SOC @e6ar 9lpe., bill bape ct
uSpprgsmaal og Snor" Mp6e noe
lite Spnoag @ftermiooag Sill. 4. Com
iG0panlig er enbper pelfommen.
ll0e11bDSbocnoe fan erboloe llnoer=
refining ON 5eoioficrt peo at tilifripe
Mrs. g. @olt, 370S Upton @pe. g.,
minneapolis, Mim1.
Sc nurifc stnoenteriansere, iom
bill bclpge Sc 6oreneoe 5tater / Cont
nncr, % iom ogiaa fommer til Spil-
linge6perne, pil fer / Minneapolis
faa Ell n1e9et feltlig Mo0tagelie, i6et
ser ct nebiot en- &onnite blanot Sc ber
boel10e Mor0mG116 til at tr9ffe Sor=
anltaltningcr / Sen &etning. &ro=
fe5lor @il6elm &etterien CT @refl1=
tipfomitee1,S Torman0 og &e6oftgr
Carl @anien 6ens @efretar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

bort fra Be faitiatte 8etingelier. Ser
er 6erfor at 81. g. @ebiter, Sreo so.
&omerS og S. 8. @el1s DHtriftsret<
en- forlangt en- Sniunction moo at
Mrbeioet fortiattes, fbr &ompagniets
Mfceptance al 8etingelierne forelig=
ger. &ompagniet bor itillet ct 8on6
~ % fortiatter grbei6et paa bette.
Omit aiiebli @aseu, / bpilfen 6.
81. 4niit iagiggte S. 8. &iicbli for en-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

st frit Wrbcibsbmream pil blipe OBJ
rettet / ct. &or,l. Set Dil ltoa l1l1=
Der Gtatens Oplpn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

@ritatnine paa $4,000 for 8asta-
lelie, ioet &iichli if11loe babe iagt ONT
Quit, at 6enne bab6e forlangt en-
8eitiffelie / Ben 1i6, ban bar Jor-
mano for @ran0jurpen, el16te / 5irs=
bags me6, at ser %ttlfien6tes Sl1ilt en-
Grltatning al Il Gent. Sl1rpen
fo%rban6leoe / Is elmer ON gritat=
ningens Stgrrelie, i6et Sen fra fdrIte
9ieblif bar enig on1> at Ser maatte en-
J grltatning til. 4iicbli bill apellere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

Torips pil 9jeres al Sproooet poo
at foo Ielefon 3ofsterne reoucerct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

- -
We'd Kj1b eller Reparation af Uhre
beseg den velkjendte Juveler Simon
Nelson, 2O9 e. 7th St., st. Paul.
M. MOE, 40 East Fourth Street,
udfSrer alt Slags Bogtrykkerarbeide
godt og til lave Priser.
For de bedste Fotografier b9r De
gaa til Soderberg & Franz, 229-231
e. 7th st. Smukt Arbeide. Moderate
Priser.
@ottiebalf 6orbpret iiges at billie
bcgpnoe Monoog SEN Soc Moi.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

Sporueislinie11 paa Gate Street.
Mrbeioet me6 Neol9gning al @pore<
ne ct / f1l6 Gang, og Ben enc SIDE of
@a6en bar allere6e facet fine Sfir1-
ner. 5porpeisfompagniet bar for
fiellige Mo6gange at fiempe meo,
nobnlig ct ser blan6t 8efolfningen
en- iterf Stemning imo6 set, forbi
set lite officielt bar accepteret Sc Bill
faor, UNDER bbilfe 8praaoet for go6t
ct Mar iioen CAB set Gilla6elie til at
anlpgge 2inien. 8Ian6t 6isie bar,
at naar Sfinnerne bar ne6Iogt,
fful6e @ompagniet bringe @a6en i
Oroen igien og n6fbre aoifillige
6orbeoringer, iaule6es gi6re &i6re-
ba1en bre6ere be6 at flptte Semitic
meme, plante Sraer oip. Ser nGres
mi 6rDgt for, at naar &ompagniet
lite bar offtcielt afcepteret, iaa er
bette ct Segn paa, at set bill inige Jig
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

Columbia @eisbts @orbla9en, /
bpilfen Srlin &ol6ermit 1taar lon1
ontloget for / @fteranret at babe
ifu6t Sen 8 @lar gamle Gre6oie Sing
/ cit Saloon paa Columbia @eigbts,
begpnote Manoag / Mnofa, i6e1
Morblte6et ligger / Mrofa So. 9llle=
re6e ON Eirsoagen Dor 6e IL SurD:
memo u6tagne> bporefter 5agen blet
inolaot. Ser er l1oiigt til, at &ets:
iagen bill traffe / 2angorag, ga Al
8ebisfsrelie moa ffe paa sSnoicie,
(circumitontiaD o9 oerfor mao pre:
beg meget neie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

@obe &eje. @proo6ct far lat TIL
iioe $4,000 til 6orbeori1,g of@a6er.
Mrcooe, Gberofee, Slice, Glepelono,
Y'innebaba og &oint Douglas pil
iinr beite 6oroel bcrof % bisie 60
Ger pil lom &egel forbeores felt til
8pgr9njcn.
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st. Paul.
., a . e.,.,..,.,.,,,,.

aontorct CT aabent bpcr @psnebaa
til ST. $50.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

Gn 1p Club er 6onnct poa &eltji-
Sen. giemebef iiges at if11lle bore
oplpicnoe % lelifabelig. De pil babe
&e9lebone, 2eieperelie, @illoro Soc
relie olb. @n 8pgnir1g for 6orenin=
gems 8rltg pil e11ten blipe opfprt eller
fight. Sscar Gbriltenien er Gefre=
tor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

Gtor Stat. ct. Saul @itp &ail-
tpop bar jult betalt County Seas erer
6oote ct 8elsb al $1OO,t52.55, 5fat
for Mar 1903. Denne @fat bar BE-
1tribt, me11 &etten fienote imob &orn=
pogniet, ser MI bar betalt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

rettct / ct. Naltl. Oct Dil ltaa lll1=
ocr Statens Oplpn.
Gtor Stat, ct. Saul @itp &oil-
man bar juit betolt County &aSlerer
f5oote ct 8elsb al $1OO,152.55, 5fat
for Mar 1908. Denne @fat bar be-
men &etten fjenote imoo &om=
pogniet, ser MI bar betolt.
@obe &eje. @proooct far lat til
iioe $4,000 til 6orbeoriug of@aoer.
glrcaoe, Gberofee, &ice, Glepelano,
Nsiinnebaba % &otnt Douglas oil
iinr beite 6oroel bcrof % bisie So
Ser pil iom &egel forbeores felt til
8pgrenlcn.
Gn np Club er barnct poa &eltii<
Sen. giemeoet iiees at futile pere
oplpicnoe % lelifabelig. 9e oil babe
2eglebone, 2eieperelie> 8illoro 8n=
relie oip. @n 8pgniug for Sorenin=
gems 8r1tg pil enten blipe opfprt eller
tight. Oscar Gbriltenien er Gefre=
tor.
9posfalb. Mobel @onien, 3 Mao-
neoer, 442 6. 9th @treet, Mprtle
Sobnion, 1 Mar 8 Mooneoer, 652
@abaiba Ctr, Mpr. 20oe, @omaro
Genoo1, 206 6. Snoiono Ctr, 8 Mor,
oen 226e, @bbo Carlton, 372 2iping<
iton Ctr, 4 Maaneoer, Sen 21be, @l=
BUR Mnoerion, 8pboipitalet, 3H
Mor, Sen 216e.
Snsen 2busforbpielie. st Gorilag
bar eiort / 8prao6et paa at forbsie
2enntngerne for @aoerengiprerne til
$40 pr l1ge. 9hu fo,1 Sc ne6 at ar
bei6e bper Sag, tiene $3.50. 6or
uneirs6age faor Sc intet. Men set
bleb lite til no9et. 6oriloget bIep
lagt paa 8oroet og bore r@pioe &in=
ger" moa flare fig me6 oct gamle 60
lnr.
&sgloben. st 6origg gisres al
%Msiemblpmon6 S'8rier1 paa at re-
o11cere @traffen for 9pertre6elier al
0enne Sob til en- M11lft of ST eller cit
Gags 6Gngiel. Mu CT Stroffen Ell
@st11lft at $25 eller 10 Cages Mrrcit.
@r life bette let nof for en- looDo1t
Sorbrp0elle? @jpr before 5troffen
boar0ere.
Nsinranecfompagnicr ilnttcr. So
ct. Saul Observation-Disclosures,
Equitable" og uMercautile Mutuol
Sire" bor ilrttet at gjgre To%rretning.
9ette bar efter Spfororing al M5Iu=
rance &ommisl rr S'@rie11, Der fo110t
oereS MffGrer / en- mi110re lobenoe
5illtan0. Mr. g. S. Mc2m1gblin
bleD u0n9bnt til &ecetper for begge
&ompagnier.
@anifc me9et gift. 6reo 6. 5cbiff=
man er ganite me9et gift. SON bar
nenltg to Sooner. 0g set er mere
emo 2oben tillo6er noge,1 @on6 i
bette 2ono, en6og Mormonerne. @on
bor inotil for nogle Gage iiben boet /
6reo og $40 me6 fin lopmesiige Some
| 81 IS. Summit Mpe., men forlo6
ben6e for omtrent to Tiger ii6en %
bleb gift | Solicit, ST., me6 en- 10
aor gammel &iee, CLARA &aas. &an
efterlo6 ct 8reb> a%6resieret til bans
Some, bbort ban be6er ben6e ON lite
at 6aole Dam for bpa6 bun inart pil6e
bsre ON bom.
Gse igien. @ge bliper inart Be-
rsrat. Sons mango ubebageligbeoer
meo &onen bar inort giort bans
Nobn ligeiaa goot fienot iom &oieit-
nenifps. st 8or @ange bar &arret
ollereoe beret / @etten for imaa ltbe-
bageltgbe6er, me6ens %@filsmtsiela-
gen en6n1 lite er bgrt. Jor at itpr<
fe fin SIDE at Sager1, iaa bar Mrs.
Gge ollereoe / nogen Sis ageret: i'm
0poageliesbetient. 0g bun CT life
at oe baarligite. Sorleoen fanot bl,1l
1to, at ben6es Man6 bar / Malones,
Sotel me6 en- Qn6el1 &bin6e. Sun
CAB 8oltttet ct @inf og &arret bleu
%operroifet / ct af &otellet gerelier.
Tere 9ofalnpbeser poa SIDE $.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

&ssloben. ct Sorieg gibres al
Msiemblpman6 S'8rten paa at re-
611cere @traffen for Spertre6elier al
6enne Sob til en- Mf11lft of ST eller Ell
Gags Gpngiel &u CT Straffen Ell
N:f11lft AT $25 eller 10 Cages Mrrcj t.
Gr life bette let nof for en- 1aaDo11
6orbrD0elle? @jer bellere Stroffen
buar0ere.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

9posfalo. Mobel @onien, 3 Mao-
neoer, 442 6. 9th @treet, Mprtle
Sobnion, 1 Mar 8 Mooneoer, $50
@abaiba Ctr, Mpr. 20oe, @6maro
Gen0oI, 206 6. Sn6iana Ctr, 8 Mar,
ben 226e, @bbo Carlton, 372 2iping=
fton Ctr, 4 Maaneoer, Sen 216e, @l=
BUR Mnberion, 8pboipitalet> 3H
Nar, 6en 216e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ilnttcr. So
ct. SAUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
Equitable" og uMercol1tile Mrtuol
Sire" bor ilrttet at gjgre To%rretning.
Dette bar efter S%pfororing of N5},,-
rance &ommisl Gr O'@rie11, Der fo,1ot
0eres MtfGrer / en- mi110re loben6e
Gilitan0. Scr. s.. S. Mc2nugblin
blep uonppnt til &ecetper for begge
&ompagnier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

ct freft Sporbo9nstpberi fan6t
@te6 Matten mellem Mon6o9 oe
Sirsoag poo Minnebobo 2inten, t6et
ct @ar 8onoitter tom in6 / en- Gogn
poa Minnebaba Mbe. og 80. Street,
/ bbilfen lite befan6t fig andre enb
Motormonoen % &onoufteren. 0en.
ne ft6lte bleb beo en- @ebolber tbuneet
til at ISOLDE op", og bans CONNER
bleb 6erefter l9nie6e for ca. 60 Sol
lars, iom ban opgap u6en Mo6itan6.
9a &pperne bopoe fiernet fig, tilfal6=
tee Solitiet, men etbpert 5por al
Sem bar ga o ipun6et, og Sc to
TlnfttonGrer funoe fife gipe nogel1
ierlig flor 8elfripelie al Sem.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

&lumberitreifen er lta6ig / &raft,
% ser er intet Se9n til, at ser bil
blipe gipet efter fra nogen al eli
6erl1e. Der er fommet ct ret betp0e=
ligt Mnto1 Mrbeioere / &lumberfaget
til 8Den itoen Streifen begDn6te, og
Sc bar olle facet Mrbeioe, me11 ga ser
er nalminoelig meget Mrbej6e / @pen
ioar, ifal Ser bore 8rug for enonu
200 Mon6> fbr Marfe6et er fplot.
Otter bbao Meltreue paaitaar> er Sc
nDonfomne Men6 be6re Mrbei6ere
ems Streiferne bar set, bbtlfet for en-
Del opbeier set min6re Mntal Men6.
On at @eitrene pooitaar, at ban me6
Sc 4 @en6, iom ban MI far, foor us
rettet ltge iaa meget iom me6 be z,
ban bab6e f6r Streifen. Meitrene
ct ft%anobaftige / 6eres @eitemmelie
ON at inofpre .9pen @bop", % De
u6biier flor &ielpiombe6 moo binon<
Sen be6 at lame binan6en oeres opg-
ttgite Mrbei6ere, noor set 6reier fla
ON ipecielt Mrbei6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

Snsen 2pusforbpielie. ct Goriloe
Dor eiort / 8praooet poo at forbeie
2enningerne for @aoerengiprerne til
$40 pr l19e. 9u fa,1 Sc ne6 at ar
bei6e bper Sag, tiene $500. 6or
u~peirs6oge faor Sc intet. Men set
bleb lite til no9et. 6oriloget blep
la9t paa 8oroet og bore r&ni6e &in<
ger" moa flare fig meb oct ga1nlc So
l9r.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-04-28

ian1t an6re Slater. Sblan6t Gem
nogle 9anife ubmerfebe Bargains.
Ser er mango 1bmerfebe Mnleb-
ninger. 81 bar nugle sanife ftore
ian1t minbre Gienbcmn1e / be aller-
bebife Strbg tilial9s til Hriier, Der
I'LL finbes at bore nbpre labe.
Sab os bioe, bbab Sc suffer, % hi
ifal ienbe Sem nrrmere Dplpsnin-
ger.