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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-06

rushed over TO the unfriendiy door
bell This time there was stubborn
determination in his face The sing
ing ceased, and a roar Of laughter fol.
lowed the hush of a moment or two.
Come inr called a hearty voice.
And Ellis strobe firmly into the studio.
"You are just in time for a night
cap Ellis" cried Harrison, rushing to
the footman's side. Ellis stoudly rae.
ing the young I'm, lifted his hand
NO, thank you, sir he said respect
fully. "Mr. Montgomery, If you'n ex-
cuse me for breaking in, ia ike to
give you three messages I've brought
here tonight"
You're faithful old chap" said
Subway Smith thlckly. Hanged If I'd
do A. d. T. work till a. IL. for any
body"
Il came at 10, Mr. Montgomery, with
a message from Mr.. Brewster wishing
you many happy returns OF the day
and with check from him for $1,000
Here's the check. sir I'll give my mes
sages In the order received them, sir
II YOU please. At 2:30 o'clock | came
with message from Dr. Cover, sir
who had been called In
"Caned ng' gasped Montgomery
turning white.
yes, sir. Mr. Brewster had q sud
den heart attack at half past H. sir
The doctor sent word by me, sir, that
he was at the point Of death. My last
message
Good I4ordr'
This time | bring a message from
Rawles, the butler, asking you 20 come
TO Mr. Brewster's house at once, il
you can, sir-l mean II you will, sir
Ellis mteriected apologetlcally Then
with bis gaze directed steadily over th,
heads OF the subdued sons" he added
impresslvely:
"Mr. Brewster is dead. sir"
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CHAPTER IL.

"a MONTGOMERY BREWSTER
N no longer bad prospects
People could not now point
A n him out with the remark that
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-11-06

come home with me now segsesrru
Subway smith.
Tell Ellis to go to Halifcxl" COM
manded Montgomery And again Ellis
took the elevator downward. His
usually impassive face now wore a look
Of anxiety. and twice be started to re-
turn TO the top floor shaking his head
dublously At last he climbed into a
hansom and reluctantly left the revel-
ers behind. lie knew it was a birth
day celebration. aud It was only half
past u in the morning.
At 8 O'Clock the elevator made an.
other trip to the top door, and Ellis
Arizona republican., 1905-03-31
THOMAS NEW TRIAL
Supreme Court ReyerSeS
 Judgment Against Him
It Is Settled at Last That ZaCk Booth Must Hang - Some of the Other Cases Passed Upon.

The territorial supreme court yes terday went a great way toward the clearing Of the docket. For the first time in the history of the territory five justices sat. The fifth was Associate Justice John H. Campbell, who took his place on the bench but did not par ticipate in the handing down of opin- ions.
 And by the way so many opinions were never before delivered by an Ari- zOna supreme court in any one day CT for that matter in several days. Many of the cases passed upon were of more than usual importance and had attract ed the attention of tke whole terri tory.
 There were an unusual number of re- versals, refuting the saying of disap I.Ointed lawyers from the earliest times that 2 supreme court constituted a. ;ne supreme courts of the territories are, is not so much a supreme court as Q court of affirmance.
 The case of the greatest. local inter est was that of Bissen H. ThomaA ap- peIlant against the territory, respond
Arizona republican., 1905-03-31
sourHERNER,s GOOD FORTUNE.
Sam Hoover Finds Something Better
 Than Gold Mines.

Than Gold Mines.
 There is no happier man in this whole wide world today than Sam A. Hoover of Greensboro. N. C.. who is receiving the congratulations Of his friends upon his fortunate find of something better than gold mines or oil wells. MT Hoover in a letter to @ friend in Phoenix writes:
 Three months ago I was greatly distressed by nasal catarrh and en- tire deafness in the right ear. The labor of hawking and scraping to get my throat and nasal passages free; from the foul secretions deposited there, might be about equal to that of a six mule team with a road scraper to get the earth from the road side to the center.
 T purchased an outfit of Hyomei and Hyomei balm, and as a result of it's use my head, throat and nasal passages are all free from secretions of any sort, only as nature designed. and my hearing in both ears is near ly as acute as it ever was"
 There is no disagreeable stomach dosing in using Hyomei; just breathe 1t and it's pure fragrance will kill the catarrhal germs in the head, throat and lungs. HyOmei balm used in con nection with Hyomei, will cure the worst case of catarrhal deafness.
 The complete outfit costs but sl, and extra bottles are only 50 cents Ask H. Goodman to show you the strong guarantee under which he sells Hyomei. It costs nothing unless il cures.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-31

Attend the closing out sale at Balke's BIg Curio. Everything at your own price.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-31

Just received by Mrs. Aylwin new line of switches, pompadours, etc. Hair dressing parlors, No. Il s. Center.
 room 15.
Arizona republican., 1905-03-31

Go to Dan Curry for notarial work and all kinds legal blanks. Wickenbur9
Arizona republican., 1905-03-31

The Rose Maiden" at the Doris to- night Reserved seats 50 cents al BerryhilPs.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-24
40 aeres for $50.
so Meres for $780,.
100 Meres for $500.
$40 Meres for $500.
1000 Meres for $3.50.

9isie @rtier gjel6er mi - life
efter neite l1ges l16leb. @bis Sc bill
bobe noget al bette billige 2anb, iao
iig 6erfor til ittoe. Sobnieh, 46
LINTON 8locf, ct. Saul.
&uitpGienet. 6lere 6orbe6ringer
Deb &oitneienet bill tr9oe / &raft .om-
firing ben lite Sanuar %neitfomme11=
6e. SaalebeS bill ser bline en- 6or=
pgelie / &erlonalet, og Ser bill blipe
aabnet en0el npe Boiitationer. On
5ilial tanfes oprettet paa Slice ctr.
og l%tniberfitp Mbe. Set f%orbentes at
pnenmatiife @9r bill ogida bringes i
M%nben0elie for at beforore Soften fra
Subitottonerne til &obeoitationen og
ligeleoes til Sernbanegaaroen: Set
gaar fremao.
Silialgs eller 8btte. -Gn Gurm
i Barter 60, Mo.1 159 Meres, bporof
100 ere UNDER Dprfning, SO Mcres
goot 9emmer. @oot &ns paa 8 @a-
relier meo giitern % 5pring, gooe
l1obpgninger, giaroet., Ser er $50
baren6e 5erften Grocer Iamt 30 ggble
Greer. Sum to Ma fra Gountb ge-
oet. 5arnten bar riet 2ano % er ri
for Sten. st meget tiItreffenoe
steo. Bris tan $4,000. Sobnien,
46 linton 8locf, ct. Yaul, giber pi-
6ere l1noerretni1g.
6rtIite 9rengens 2ib. Miis Belle
&aniep, 2ererinoe peo en- Sfole I
81. @dul, iauneoe forIeoen en-
ing GIeb, ben s Mar en11le $e1rp
M~or9enitein. Gun giif 10 for at
ffi1oe BAN % fanot BAN ogiaa ganife
rigtig sfopen ner peb, men baa,
bar ubeDioit ION en- JgIge d at bape
fpiit gifhge Mla,ter. Gun tog % bar
BAN baIpaaoen uli III It GarInbns,
bbor er bdr elefon sbporfra
2pees tu,1oe fiIfaIoe Drepgenzfou.
merjie, men fal toffs alidfs @nl1ie1
ller
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-24
po(itt(k Kaaoed06eri.

po(itt(k Gan0elf06eri.
Set norife Soft bar talt % ioa
bar sen uliberale" &resie fer / 2on=
set.
Set norife 6olf talte ifplge 3illiD
til fine 2e6ere, Dem uliberole" Yresie
ifglge lin beoite 6oritano.
8egge pil 6e 6e0relan6ets @el.
Men Gorifiellen er, at meoens set
norife 6olf bap6e 1illi6, laa er 0e
u2iberale" iaa f1l6e al Mistro.
Set er Ell big l1fororogeligbebens
Mano, Ser peo ollie 2eiligbeoer eier
fig .%gieloenoe, % iom gigr set laa
panifeligt for mango al os arore, Ser
oog gjerne pil6e, at forbes i Ben lom=
me @o6e.
De funne life in6l e, at ser fan
bore nogen @rligbeo tillte6e bos oe,
ser tro onoerleoes, bape andre Me-
ninger, emo Dem 1elp.
,&11n Dbo6 6e ielp, meb beres in0<
lfrGnfeoe 6oritan6, f11nne lie, er ret
- alt arbet gult.
Set er ct 5lags polttiif &%anoeite=
bert, iom Sc bl1r6e pn11r1e fig af nleo,
bette at bemme og foroemme uoen
at bore / 8di6oelie at Be n%eopenoige
&ienoSgjerninger at itptte iin Donl
paa.
6Dr bpao beo 6e?
Sngenting.
@tbpert tenfenbe Menneif e. moa
funne pi6e> at set / DipIomatien life
gaar an at u6bail1nere for @er6e11
alt, bbao man beo. Set goor life
engang an / imaa Mff9rer, bpor me-
get minore 11aar ct SANDS 6ren1tib
ltaar paa 5pil!
ST oct at tenfe, at for6i 8iprnion
og Nanien og Micbelien og an6re of
De 1torlfe &epublifanere bar meo at
anbefale 8alget al Ell &orge, at SC
6erfor ct 2an6SforrG6ere? Ct set
lite imuffere at t9nfe at Tan bGrbe
0isie Men0 iao inoe me6 Oplpsntn=
ger ON bisie Gorboloe, Ser gioroe BET
nmltltgt for Dem at anbefale Mepi-
blifens S%noferelie netop m1, Splps-
ninger, iom De iffe engang fan lo6e
fig forIp0e me6 at De beiiooe?
@r BET life imutfere at tanfe, at
titeoetfor at banole ifelge egre Suffer-
esiers 9ilifpnoelie, 6isie Mnno bob
be ct flart Operblif ober 5itl1otionen
og foritob jrtt, bba6 Ser bnroe
gjgres?
Det, at Sc ale bnf6leoe pao lam-
me @is, Diier iuit, tror ri, at 6e bar
erltge ! fin SRnfemaaoe, at Be er
birfelige 59orelanospenner og life
2onosforrpbere.
Sg lao % iaa beoblipe at Ie -op til
Dem, peobltbe at itoIe paa benz %
baabe % tro, at 6a6relanoet er !
CODE &enoer iaalange De babe noget
at iige.
2ob os lite foroemme nogen at
pore Ie6eaoe Man6 meominore ri er
Il Beiio6elie of ollie &ienosgierninger.
Disie Mnno trenge til Dor Spn1pae
tbi bellere eno bort Sao, Dor Ng-
tro. @eo at Hianfe benz Dor Gltro
Iiaalenge sc e. ben paroige, bialpe. ri
benz % Sc Sager, De fRgte for:
@bis oisie y2iberoles fnn bioite
~bboruaa11ge 81 boloer borte fro ia
meb III Msiistro, meo tit &a6 mob ait
og oil, fan biloe Sc fre11tne in Gag
Loo nenoeIi9 burtigere. De e. CODE
Me,1netr,sIne1 Sc ogI111e effters bpao
6 elb I'm g, % SET hun : Z
side GnbOer sag bor oog oll-
.n,etioe Iere
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-24
Minneapolis=Manb meo set LAM
.ge &aar er bleben ienot til Nrbetos=
buffet. SON Dor ful6.

8rGuot. Gpelpn Stacble, 3 Mar
gammel, legeoe n1e6 8pritttfer, fit
SIS / &leoerne % bleo iaa for
bren0t, at ser er Jare for benoes
Gin. Men 6prf4fer er oeiao for
ltprre 8prn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-24

9. 81. 6. 81. CT. uoe efter Yenge |
for oers npe 8pgning.
So banifc Men6 pnifes / Soft %
Qugi / 2224 &elt Gongreis Str.
Miiis Smlic Gbriitenien ifal CITIES
pao Manoog % gaa pit paa Ell 8rpl-
(l1psreiie.
@His Mfarie Sail, Sen befjenote
cngelife @iolin @irtuos, bill ipille /
&eoples @burcb neite SirSbag Mften.
81 bar enbel bcjli9t Dofota 2ano
at bptte moo 8peien6omme eller 8a>
rebeboloninger. &bo6 bar 9e? Sobn=
len, 46 l1nion 8locf, ct. &a1l.
v3be 9ailp Me,pS" giper bort S.
5eoler berne ltge til beflige 6olf.
@n0nu far hi life facet nogen.
spitrene al 2p9e go. so, 9. g.
g, grotr,lerer Mrs. g. Safobien /
! Mnleoning al oeres 8rplll,p % gnifer,
Sem alt goot / 6eres npe &iem. -
Mrs. 6. Sepien pnifer at faa
iltano Ell Sort &lltb. SS11teresiere6e
beoes at looe benbe pibe. @ltn Dor /
224 @eit Gongreis Ctr.
@pcm nil babe ct flint lille 2ano-
itpffe, 10 Mcres, for $3.50? 8etalin=
gen fnn ~nfpasies efter 5orboloene.
Sobnien, 46 luton 8locf, ct. Saul.
9sbsfalo: Olaf @elion, 8pboipi-
toilet, IS Mar, Sen 196e, SoiepD s..
@lasien, 654 8roa6map, AZ Mar, sen
166e.
8espnber tiblist. @op @man-
itrom, Ell 5foleoreng, blep ifuot / ct
Slagsmaal mellem 5fole6renee iio-
5te 2gr0ag.
g. 9. &iieree, @eal @itate Man6en,
er bpb. Scr. 8ierce Dor Meolem al
ct Mntal 2oger, 6eriblonot S60
Jellons.
Com mob 8pcn. Mlbar6 g.. 2Dor
bar facet Dom moo 8Den for $1,4t9
iom gritatning for @fa6e erboIot beo
ct 6olb paa ct oaarligt be6ligebol6t
6ortoug.
Gn6el at Be leoenbe Mor6menb /
ct. 3a11l bill boloe en- 8anfet / Mer=
chants &otel 2eroag Mften for at
feitIigboloe Song &oofon sen Toes
Mnfomit til &riitiania.
Ser e. intet, Ser gtper Gem Ell
beore Snote9t eno ct 5tpffe 2ano,
goot ,1onalgt eskloot beliggenoe. @i
bar tilialgs iterre og mi116re 2anb-
itpffer paa lette Mfbetalinger, % al
bbiIfe De fan tr9ffesen go6 6ortie.
neite bbert Mar, u6en at De ielp be.
beber at bripe BET. 8eigg eller til
Ifrip os for n9rmere un6erretning.
Sobnien & So, 46 Union 8locf, ct.
&aa1l.
Sarr1 2aramie-oe SSan,es 81. Cyan
((eller 8ief Saplor, iom ban mi tiger
at bons Mapt er), Ser bar baret poo
l5orber Der i De ioite Doge foe Mor-
set poa 9agtmo1a6 g. @abertD jioit-
LEONE 33bbie Mai, bIen at SS,1rDen tent
Dns6ag MfftenserfIpreoe for lite ffDl.
biige at bore o6 oerfor IbsIa6te.
GIere giouer ipor pau, at be bapoe
tD6elig feet BEN, men bet lpffeoes
benz bog at bebife SS1lrDen ON, at Sc
bor ! Btsconiin, 90 9rabet fano1
5te0. 9etteser.otttersd 8epis poo
Holitiet 8egierligbeo efter at bile
faite En- GorbrDoeIie pao eu, inarl
idgt igemeget enten Beoffommenoee l
ffDIIooiig elIer 81: &Dis 8oIitie 1ogen,
finoe fan fornnle aa Ianat nt set fon
betraete en gsistenh mpe
IN N iseI,inotal 81!
tan e sonerbepiif o1l1z al bnDe forgpel
5orbrpoelIilen. Ia pii SET nere.et for
irella
Ss@SSASM H~SMSIsNANSss
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-24
SM0R DEPARTMENT.,
THE ANDREW scHOcn GROCERY co.
Seventh and Broadway.
@unbo sporuoensIiniea tenfes
forlGnget til @riggs Str.

Jtpa0D SqOrUO8Het1HtcN IUHle9
forlGnget til @riggs Str.
Ole Gbriitenien ifal bpgge Ell 2
Gtages 5lat 8pgning paa &onoo,
mellem Sale ogHgt. Mlbans Str, at
foite $4,000. IS
Gnoel Minneapplis. 9reugc bar
moret fig meo at flDnge en- Seat op
til en- 9eleerafltolpe. &atten bapoe
fanget nogle J,1gle, togle 5maat
orenge fangeoe &atten, Bolot Jorber
ODER ben % Hpngeoe Ben op.
Gn 80 Meres 1Tur11, go6t 2an6,
&ls o. I. b., ct 8ar Gimers @ei1e
fra ct. Banl, at bDtte moo 8peien-
som. &ba6 bar Sc? Sobnlen, 46.
linton 8locf, ct. Yal1l.
Mngnt seiocnfrans fif ct 5lag i
@opeot me6 en- Spaoe. On &am-
merat, George Mor6en, f6rte Spa
ben. So Der fpnes at bore Ml1ligbeo
for Ell farlia gn1e,. bliper @or0en
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-24

9er. % Ntrs. garl Sub bleL beba<
gelig %oberraifet pao beres 5BIpbrpI-
lupsoog forrige Jreoag Nften. Gen.
1terne bap6e funoet pao at inbbDoe
Jig ielp ben Nften % u6en at meIoe
fit &ornuae faIot BE meo Dprene iuo i
&uiet % tog oct 8eiiooeIie fra &igf.
ten III &arlor. &ait: $. S. JIag-
ftao operrafte paa Be foriamleoes
gegne Sslpbruoeparret ct bpr6if1Iot
Sslps Serpice. Desuoe,1 toIte 8. Gill
itao, Dscar Gbriitianien, &orrD OF
len #og mrs. g: 9: girtelano. Oscar
oe Soban Gbriffia,,ien a1e Hire
sa,,ee 81 &rogro,I.u,et betsleoe mes
Ealer, saugo e @aafitil lanet pna
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Soicpb =. Glasien oeoe / fit &jem>
654 8roaomap, SorS6ag forrige l1ge
og blep begrapet / Monbags. Mr.
glasien banoe neret 5lagterforret-
ming paa Misiisitppi ctr. / mango
Mar. Son operlepeS af Some og iefs
8ern.
81 fan ipare Sem &ense paa Da-
fota 2anb. Sc os 6erfor inoen De
fibber. llomerfet 2anb, lape 8riier,
rimelige @ilfaar. Sobnien, 46 Union
8locf, ct. Saul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-24

Gn sjelocnbeb, emma ,@neliib,
ser fom tilifooe poa EFT Stillmater
5porpogn / December +. g., bar iuit
facet Som imoo @ompogniet for
$1,000. Set gaor life alti6 ioa let
i ct. Saul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-24
St. Paul.
.. 9nhnae1, ,.,
A. O. Tytharn

;. .aoutpret CT aabeut bber Spsuebae
i'll 81. .6.3O.
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-: M - -. = .- -. ..a-f- " =. -
.
st. Paul.
.. 9n4nae'' r,,at,e,e,ts,e,.
A. O.. Tytharn )
J. .aontpret CT aabent bper spsnebae
! Ill 81. 6.30..
We'd Kjob eller PREPARATION at
Uhre besQg den velkjendte Juse,
Ter Simon Nelson. 2o9 E. 9TH ST.,
Paul.
For de bedste Fotografier bGr
De gaa til .Soderberg & Franz,
229-23I E. 9TH ST., Smukt Ar
bejde. Moderate Priser.
81. Mpe, 40 Guit 6ourtb street,
uofsrer alt Clogs 8ogtrptferarbeioe
goot % til labe Nrtier.
Safiigeliesoa9 n9lt tie 5orS6ag.
&aa 5afii9eliesba9en er Der CUBS
t~jenelte i @olgatbafirten ON 6ormio=
bagen ST. 1917 til 11H.
@plgatbafirfens &pinbeforening
msoer ~fpritfommenoe 5orsbag Otter
mtobag hos Mrs. Gbrilt Sobnien,
1857 Misiisiippi 81.
9nem bill babe ct flint lille 2ano=
itpffe, 10 Aere, for $3.50? 8etalin-
gen fan afpasies efter 6orbol6ene.
-SSubnfuu, 46 luton 8lncf, ct. Saul.
Tboler. 9rengebprn: Mrs. Sobn
Mortenien, 900 &opne slpe., Mrs.
Jranf 8. &eterien, 1912 @ogerton
Ctr, Mrs. Mlfr. &eterien, 1926 SEES.
ite Str. 8%igebern: Mrs. S. s.
Sobnlen, sol Mlbemarle Ctr, Mrs.
~. g. &aulion, 81 Burr Ctr,
Rrs. q. g. @ricfion, 900 Dorf ctr.
Sol. s. 81. @el5 fom 1lemt tilifaoe
peo at bans @eit lpb lebif OnSoag
Morge1, og ban benligger poa ct.
Soieph's @oipital / Ell fritiif Sill
itano. Sammen meo bam / &ognen
bar bans 9atter, Mrs. Gbr. 6rpe,
Ser ogiaa tom til1faoe, ligeiom beller
life ajereren, @uitape Stiente, un6-
flap.
@steifabstilla6elier: ebert SSobn-
Jon og MarD Song, Mels .. Sacob-
ion % Maren &olen, Sens Mngn11-
ien % Inna 90. @olmberg, Sob11
Nellon og &aniine Sergenien, Crit
Sobnion og 2ena &oitluno, Sobn 50.
6incb og Mnna Marie &enoricfien,
Soils 4nn16ien og &riitiane 6. &oIt,
Bernard &alporion og-gmma Mnoer-
ion, gilbert 6. Slion og Coo Monion,
CHARLES S. 6. Carlton og G6itb 6.
Garlic on.
Sobn 3. Melion os Glitter u. 8re-
bail egtepieoeS of &ait. $. 8. 5sIag-
itao ! 8etania Menigbeos Strife Ons<
Dag Mften forrige ltge. Gn Sfare
8enner, Der f1loitanoig fpIote @irfen,
fom par paffert 6eforeret for Mnleo-
ntngen, operpGreoe 6prretningen.
Com 8%rnoeipen6 og 8r11oepige fun
gereoe @illiam @elion, 8ruogom-
t1ens 8ro6er, % emma @rebabl,
8ruoens &11iine. Det unge 8or bar
boiat fig / 63t DIibe ct.
Mr. % 9ars. garls Sub bIeL beba-
gelig oberraifet paa oeres @glpbrpl-
lupsoag forrise 5reoag Nften. Gen.
11ert1e bapoe funoet paa at inobDbe
Jig ielp ben Nften % u0en at meIbe
tit &on.une fal6t De meo Dpre11e iirb
Suiet % tog BET 8efiooeIie fra @igf.
ten til 8arIor. 8ait. 8. S. 5Iag-
itoo o%berrafte paa Be foriamIeoes
gegne SslDbruoeparret ct peroifnIot
EE% NJ NE GEENr IAJE.L
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-24
safiiseliesbas neite 5orsoag.

&aa 3afiigcliesbaseu er Ser Cubs
tjenelte / @olgatbafirfen ON 6ormto=
bogen ST. 1917 til 11H:.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-24

@Olsatbafirfens 8pinoeforenins
msoer f%prittommen6e 5orsoag Otter
miooog hos Mrs. @brilt Sobnien,
1857 Misiisiippi ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-24
Gu 80 Mcrcs ssurn,,

Gn 80 Meres Saur1,, eoot 2ono,
&l1s 0. I. b., ct 8or Sinners @eiie
fra ct. Saul, at bptte moo 8peien-
so1n. &pa6 bar Sc? Sobnien, DC
Union 8locf, ct. BauI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-24

We'd Kjob eller R~eparation at
Uhre besqg den veIkjendte juse-
Ter Simon Nelson. 2o9 E. 9TH ST..
Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-24

@pem bill babe ct flint lille 2ono-
1tpffe, 10 sere, for $3.50? 8etolin=
gen fan ofpasies efter 6orbol6ene.
=Subnfu1, 46 luton 8lncf, ct. SAUL.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-24

For de bedste Fotografier b@r
De gaa til .Soderberg & Franz,
229-23I E. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
bejde. Moderate Priser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-24

Mie. &asmnsien penter e, Mrping,
flyer man.
Nba s. sobp er blepen t%ilitaact
Stilsmisie fra 6reoericf Sobp.
spiteriamfnnbet iises at billie looe
Ell Ereiioent ro at @rs. SSepien.
simon Melipn, Sen pelfjenote llbr-
n1oger, iiges at bore &onoibdt for
Yreiioent al 8rooeriomfl1noet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-24

*. Mpe, 40 Gnit 6ourtb street,
uofsrer alt Clogs 8ogtrptferarbeioe
gobt % til lape Hriler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-24

6britfpmmcnbc Sbnbas Mftcn bli-
Der ser ergelif @1ostienelte / @olga-
tbafirfen. l%1ngoommen ser foretrGf<
fer engelif &re6ifen in6bp0es pao
oct penliglte til at bipaane @1,bstie-
nelten.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-24

Ole Gbriitenlsn ifal bpeee en- 2
Gtages 5lat 8pening paa @onoo,
mellem Sale ogsgt. Mlbans Str, at
foite $4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-24

2isene at Sc to ct. @anl 9renee,
&bi1ip Gobion % Mllan 5aglep, Ser
orutneoe / 2ofe elmo for rogle Tiger
iioen, bIep f,,none al rSSn6ian Sobn.
ny" forleoen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-24

Sol. s. 81. @el5 fom ilen1t tilifabe
peo at bans &eit lpb lpbif SnS6ag
Morgen, og ban benligger poa ct.
Soiepb's @oipitol / EN- fritiif Gil-
itano. Sammen meo bom / 8ognen
bar bans 9atter, Mrs. Gbr. 6rpe,
Der ogiaa tom tilifaoe, ligeiom heller
life ajereren, @uitope Stienfe, uno=
flap.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-24

Ser e. intet, Ser giper Gem Ell
beore SSnota9t END ct Stpffe 2ano,
gobt uopalgt oskpoot beliggenoe. 81
bar tiliaIgs lt6rre og minore 2ano-
itpffer paa lette Mfbetalinger, % at
.bbiIfe Sc fan treffesen go6 6ortiee
neite bbert Mar, u6en at De ieIp be-
beper at bripe BET. 8efgg eller til
"TRIP os for nermere l1noerretning.
Sobnien & 60, 46 Union 8locf, ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-24

@pcm nil babe ct flint lille 2an6-
itpffe, 10 gcres, for $3.50? 8etalin-
gen tan 1ofpasies efter 5orboloene.
Sobnien, 46 luton 8locf, ct. Saul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-24

Tborer. Gremgebprn: Mrs. Sobn
Mortenien, 900 @opne Mpe., Mrs.
6ranf 8. &eterien, 1912 @ogerton
Ctr, Mrs. Mlfr. &eterien, 1926 SEES.
fife Str. 8igebern: Mrs. S. s.
SSobnien, sol Mlbennorle Ctr, Mrs.
%. g. &aulion, 81 Burr Ctr,
Mrs. 81. g. @ricflon, 900 Sort Ctr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-24

g. g. &ieree, Steal @ltate Monoen,
er 900. Scr. &ierce par Meolem al
ct Mntal 2oger, 6eriblouot S66
Jelloms.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-09-23
ARKANSAS MAY PUT UP BARS.
Authorities Delay Answer Regaroin!


Authorities Delay Answer Regarding
Presidents Trip.
New Orleans, Sept. 20.-Report to 6
p. m. yesterday:
New cases, "a; total cases to date.
1888; deaths yesterday, 4; total
deaths, 345; new foci, 5; under treat
ment, 321; cases discharged, 1878.
At other points: st. Barnard parish,
2 new cases; Bayou Ntochex, 4 new
cases, | death; Tallullah, new cases,
/ death; Patterson, 6 new cases, 2
deaths; Houma, 2 new cases.
Dr.~White has not yet heard from
the Arkansas authorities in regard to
a telegram asking if the president
would be allowed to enter Arkansas
after leaving New Orleans on Oct. "a.
If the Arkansas authorities do not
consent it is the presidents intention
to pay a special visit to Louisiana and
Arkansas later in the season, after
the Arkansas panic has passed.
The daily report continues encour-
aging, and is especially SO in the mat
ter of deaths and new foci.