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The daily tribune., 1905-04-19
RAILROAD TIME CARDS.
Denver & Rio Grande Railway
O. T. MENzEL. Agent,

ARRIVE DEfAh1
No. l-Pacinc coast limited
from Denver and eastern
connections 2:S7 pm :31 p N
No. 2-Atlantic coast limit.
ed, from California and
western points------- II las IN IL lS m
No. 3-Pacihc coast expret
from Denver :Ol u m Ol a m
No. l-Atlautic coast
press from California and
western points :28 p N :ZS p m
No. o.5-Tsans-contino n ia
limited from Denver and
eastern connections --- IL Isl m IL :h1 p %
No. 6-Trans-contine u tai
limited. from California
and western points------- sos m 6:0S a N
No. 9-Denver and Canon
City Flyer $50 ! n $50 p n
No. lo-Canon City and
Denver Flyer IL :5l y IN u :5l m
No. l5-Colorado Express
from Denver 2:tO m 40 n
No. l8-Colorado express
from all western points In
Ooiorado. i:ss Ia 1:ss . =
The daily tribune., 1905-04-19

Atehison. Topeka & Santa Fe Railway.
No. 6s5-From Pueblo and sll
points east, arrive daily IL 90 a m
cast, depart daily. sbS m
No. 6Sl-From Florence and Rock
vale, daily, except eunday, depart 100 p ID
oept Sunday, arrive IL 20 p IN
Direct connection 10 now made at Pueblo for
Chicago and all points east, and at La Junta
with California limited for Los Angeles and
Ban Francisco.
Inquiries solicited and promptly and cheer
fully answered.
Descriptive literature folders free BY apply
ing 70 A q PALHlR Agent.
The daily tribune., 1905-04-19

scene.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-13

Solid business men aren't necessary
hard characters.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-13
STOCK GROWERS ORGANIZE.
Permanent Constitution Adopted BY
the Association.

Denver. MAY Ii.-With the adoption
OF constitution and bylaws and the
election OF a president and two vice
presidents. the American stock Grow
ers' Association perfected permanent
organization yesterday afternoon.
Murdo Mackenzie Of Trinidad vas
made president by acciamaiion. While
a E de Rlcqlss Of Denver was elected
first vice president and J. III Board
man Of Montana Was chosen for laird
place The sum OF $4,000 was sub
seribed TO carry on the work of the
organization
There Was no contest over the re-
port OF the committee on constitution
and bylaws. all of its recommeuda-
lions being adopted without question.
The association is to be an organiEa-
ton Of individuals and not an ass0cia-
iion OF associations. However the
executive committee Of thirty. appoint
ed by the president. which Will con
duct the affairs Of the association.
may. under such conditions as Il sees
At. accept as cooperative and assoei-
ate members such live stock organiza-
tions as shall make application The
full power must still remain In the
hands of the parent organization. how
ever Any person or hrm engaged N
the production or maturing Of i've
stock shall be eligible to membership
in the Organization. which Is to be
known as the American Stock Crow
ers' Association.
The officers are TO consist Of a presi-
dent. two vice presidents. these TO be
elected By the association. an execu-
tive committee Of thirty appointed by
the president. and a secretary and a
treasurer, to be selected by the execu-
tive committee
The objects of the association as
set forth in the bylaws. are TO secure
better accommodations for shippers,
first by the establishment and main
fenance of fair and equitable rates and
more efficient service: to petition Con-
gress to enact laws enabling the inter-
state commerce commission TO adjust
fair and equitable rates for stock ship
pers and enact laws for the proper san
itary arrangements for handling live
stock shipments. 10 secure better
markets and prevent combinations; to
promote trade with foreign countries
so as 10 open the markets Of the
world to the American producers OF
live stock.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-13
CHICAGO DEMOCRATS
HONOR PRESIDENT RoosEvelr
Magnificent Banquet Given to Chic
Executive BY Leading Demo
cratic Club.

Chicago, May 1f.--Honoring and hon.
ored BY bis political foes but persona
friends. President Roosevelt was last
night the chief guest at a ma agnificegt
banquet rendered BY the Iroquois Ciub
the leading Democratic organization of
Illinois
Surrounded by men who have fougt.
against him in two national campaign.
who deprecate many Of his asuwetl pol
fcies. and who have froSned upoa
some OF his political actions. the Prszl-
dent was last night eheered TO the echo
as he entered and left the banquet hall
was appIauded with enthusiasm
throughout his address and at its ciose
and Was given 70 understand that in
his case political differences were not
j personal issue.
Mayor Dunno voiced their sentiments
when he said.
The city greeis Theodore Roosevelt,
because he Is the chosen chief OF g.
0o0 900 OF free people. because BY hls
sterling manhood, patriotism and en
ergv he has fairly and honestly won
the proud position be nov occupies
the proudest on earih-and because
in his character he typifies that which
the citizens OF this city honor above all
Of effort" 4"
The banquet. which was from first to
last an ovation. was given entirely By
Democrats 10 the leader Of their po
litieal opponents. and many of lhe
kindly personal references made b.
the speakers Of the evening. th. ua
jority of whom are men Of Democrat
faith do pIy touched the President. ia
his manner and words he evincet
throughout the evening a deep gratiii.
tlon at the warmth OF his reception
from men who have fought him In po-
iitical battles before uOw and are read
10 fight him again tomorrow II the
considered IL necessary Throughout
the entire evening however. ran fhe
dominant note Of admiration for the
character Of and friendship for til
man birnself Given under the an
pieces Of Democratic organization a
IL was. IL was but natural that the ma
jority Of those present should be men
bers of that party, but scattered through
out the banquet hall were many men
strong in Republican doctrines an
high In The councils OF their party %
Illinois.
Among the Republicans At the Pres
ident's table were Governor Deneen
Senator A. H. Hopkins. Judge C. c
KohlsaAt. Judge ]. ". Iandis and .
dozen more
Prior 10 the banquet itself. which
was set at O'Clock. the President held
an infoTnal reception In the rooms o.
the Art Institute. He shook hand
with every one Of ihe 200 men who
we're present at the function ifnmed
ately following the reception and hat
a pleasant word for all those who weTe
known 10 him personally or by reputa
tion.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-13
CAPT. GRAHAm's CURE.
Sores on Face and Bsck-Triec Many
Doctors Without Success
Gives Thanks to
Cuticura.

Captain W. S. Graham. 1921 Eon
St. Wheeling. w Va. writing under
date OF June IA. 'os. says. Il an SC
grateful want 10 thank God that a
friend recommended Cuticura Soap
and Ointment to me. l suffered for a
long time with sores On my face and
back Some doctors said had blood
poison. and others that ! had BARRIERS
itch None Of them did me any good.
but they all took MY money. Ny
friends tell me my skin now looks as
clear as a bahy'g. and / tell them all
that Cuiicura Soap and Cuticura Oin,.
nert did it."
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-13

Little Elsie says she wants TO marry
Dutchnan when she grows Up. so
that she can be a duchess
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-13

Guzzler--My VIE saws -ne has no
faui TO ind witt me-" WiRwag--Shs
h~~ already found them all ] sappose. /"
Dr. David Kennedy's Fnvortte Remedy =
Adapte1 beth and All Cures Etfsney and
Liver complaint parine. blood q druxxissa
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-13
Will Not Be a Candidate.

Omaha. May 1.-THE Bee quotes
President Roosevelt as making the en-
phatic statement that he will not be
a candidate for President It quotes
him as follows.
You are authorized to state that |
will not again be candidate for the
Office of President OF the United
States. There are no strings on this
statement. | mean il.
Il made my speech al Denver for
the purpose of convincing the people
of my earnestness In regard TO the
matter OF railroad legislation
4 will not be satisfied with any
compromise that does not bring relief
TO the people from the conditions that
now exist In regard to transportation
affairs in the country. No compro-
mise bill from Congress will be ac-
cepted."
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-13
OKLAHOMA TORNADO.
Killed and injured Number Five Hun
dred People.

Oklahoma city. Okla. May 1.-THE
telephone operator At Hobart. thirty
two miles north Of Snyder. states that
il is believed in Hobart that 500 peo-
pie have been Killed and injured by
a tornado which swept over snyder
Okla. tonight.
Every one who can render assistance
in the capacity OF physician. nurse or
other necessary work has gone on the
special train which left Hobart shortly
before . O'Clock. Nurses and ply
sieians have been called for at all the
towns possible to reach In that sec
tion.
SNYDER is a town Of about I 200 peo-
pie. located forty miles west Of Law
ton. in Comanche county.
The wires are reported down be
tween Snyder and other neighboring
towns and all news Is being received
from Hobart.
Later reports from Chiekasha. IN
dian Territory. which place is in com
municatlon With Hobart. indicates the
truth of the earlier reports concerning
the storm.
Special trains loaded with ply
sicians. nurses and assistants are
leaving over the Frisco for Snyder.
Estimates of several hundred dead and
injured are given although no definite
figures are named.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-13

Many a crooked man IL supposed to
be perfectly straight because other men
are unable to get onto his curves
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-13
dow'a Ihia 2

Ws s9sr One Hundred Donsp Reward fes ssy
eAse Of CAtArrh The, cannot bs cured By Hare
Catarrh Cure
r.J. CHENEY . CO., Toledo. o.
We. the unterytgned, have kncva Y. }. Cheney
for The last IS years and believe him perfectly hon
erable In all bosness transactions and hnaletal,y
abis 70 carry any ohiig gatous made By Ats ARA
wALDrss. KfsSax MAEvfx.
whoisssie Druesists. Tesedo q.
Heirs CataTh Cure 10 taken Internally. ectin9
Directly upon the blood and surfaces ~ The
systx;n- Testimonials free. Price IS csnGs X
61ttie- Sod BY ali Druxx1sts
Take HAiis Family Pilis for eonsupsftoA
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-13

City Attorney Sullivan OF saltwater.
Mimi. has received message from
Nome. Alaska. stating that his brother.
Harvey Sullivan. who. with three com
panions were reported lost in an ice
noe at sea while out In launch on
Cape Nome. had been rescued.
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-13

Yes" said the disconsolate man.
those who dance must pay the fiddler
and those who wed must pay alimony
Idaho Springs siftings., 1905-05-13

Defiance Starch Is guaranteed biggest
and best or money refunded IL
ounces, 10 cents. Try It now.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-14
l~1tBrnnrfm
gnrn1R
ttlrulps,

81 far tilialgs en- 80 Mere Tarm
1i9e beo @rembien al &olf % 8arron
Counties, isis. Scr CT ct NIT @ns,
1924, FAINT Sbmmer for Stalb. 30
Meres e. inbbegnet % / tamt @rGs.
Mcb Taruneu fplger 8eietning q
&per, 1 &eit) ian1t &oen oip. SIP
@til til 8p. &1n $1,425. Sab life
ben1e Mnleoning gaa forbi Sem.
2igelebes 40 Mere 6arm, 3 Mtil
fra COB 3d.. 2o8b1s os Stab. Sob,
iort Mnloiorb. Bigger neiten sanife
flabt. Is gleres bprfet., Is Meres
eng. &eiten @booer og sobt @iaplc
Spmmer. Ser er $50 Goros 8rr1=
Sc. &ipberen bil faa en- Sreojeoel at
glplinger. &1n $11OO. Sur Sc
$500, faa. fan Sc baanbtere benne
immffe lille Tarm.
JOG Mcre Tarn1, fun 2 Mil fra
8p, gob Ser Mt,1lbjprb meb 2er1tns
bcrlag. Mriten ganffe fla6t. 40 &c.
res opbDrfet % 25 Meres 81bber %
SimotbD. 9Dt 6us, 1921, paa
Igtenm1tr. stalb 3Ox44, &pgafler
oib. Gn 8ef lpber uber 2anbet.
aan mn faces for $2,SO9. Sc bnroe
lie paa beune.
Gn auben en-, Sc glerc 66ar,n ! ct,
Groir County, 5 MI fra 8p. s.
fsleres bprfet, &eiten sfop % @rGs-
gang. 9per eneite Sub at bette 2a,o
fan aubenbes. Ser e. Ct MT 6as,al8
q meo silbpe11i1la,rgob stalo %
8rp1b. Snobeenet fan fac ben,
ne 6nrm bpis Sc fuutrter bnrtist
MT . 2 zoo
SSpbnien & So,
hl6 Union Ioef,s Fsaul, Minu.
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@nntkinhblfItr

$1.50 pr.Mcre for Micbigon 2al1o.
$3.50 pr. Nere og- op for Spo 9a=
toto 2aa0.
$3.50 pr. Mcre og Up for Moro 9o-
fnto Saro.
IS pr. scre % op for @isconiin
2ollo.
$3.50 pr. Mere pg up ior Minl1e-
fota 2ano.
$50 pr. Ncre for cit 64O Mcre uo=
m9rfet @onooa 6ar11.
$15U0 pr. slcre for. en- 10 Mcre. Ga<
lifornio 2er1on @rope.
$3.50 til $40 pr. Ncre for Set a.
1eriineite Minneiota 9on6.
SIS pr. Mcre for EFT $40 Mcre
stocf 5arm / @rigbt County, 40
Mi1 fra ct. SAUL. -
$55 pr. 9lere for so McreS mutt
Mnnetpnfa 2ano.
SIS pr. Mcre for 400 Mcres mutt
@eo &iper GolleD 2an6.
Can't utallige o116re.
Spbnien & So,
46 1tnipl1 8locf, ct. &aul, 'Mir1,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-14
minneapolis.

HDltttbettc1te aflteot9es. WtaDor
Sones bar meo0elt 5 al &olittbetien=
tene poa 5poli0ens Station, at oe
bap0e at in0gipe 0ereS &eiigl1ation.
Ceres Napne er en6nu life offentlig=
giort. @rlrnoen til Mflfe0igelle rne
CT, at Sc fife bor pGret / Stan6 til
at boloe 5tpr poa Speftafelmngerne
pao 5ebe11 Corner, ligeiom 6e | set
bele life far n6fpl6t 6eres &la0ier
poo Ell felt tilfreositillenoe Moo6e.
sbprpa!bi"m 2pgc al set 6anife
8rooerlani,tn5 i110iatte felgenbe 8e-
ltnrelie beo Mg0et it0ite SnS6ag:
U. Mielien, @reitoent; g. 80. Miel-
len, &ice-&reiioent; IS. Gbriltianien,
5efreter;; 8. Miffelien, 6tnanslefre-
tar; S. Sbrgenien, &asierer; N.
Sperien, Silliosma11o; Gorl Morten-
fen, Terer; Carl &eterie11 Snore
@agt. @n &onite n%e6iattes for
iamme1 meo ct. Saul 2ogen at for-
1age at foo i1tano en- Damplfibstnr |
2pbet al 5ommeren.
&pneert / ct. &ebers Strife. SIRE
sag s. 81. Suli, Mften @l. 8, bill Der
blibe afbolot EN- @orcert ct. &eoers
6anife lutberffe Strife, 8. Street oa
20, MDe g., al en- 6anif &oncertlan=
gerin6e % Songlererin6e 6refer
Margretbe 2uplalt Mgller, iom bar
opbol6t fig ber / Mnlertfa Sommer
iom 2ererinoe neo Muiiffonierpa.
toriet / Sort @apne, SSt6., og iom !
betne CONNER beieger forifiellige
6mlfe Menigbe6er / Central taterne
og Mor6beiten og bol6er &oncerter
f6er. Srgfen 2l1plnn Mpller er a11iat
ION Sangl9rerin6e be0 set fgl. 6an=
fe Notwithstanding / &igben.
bapn % bar ct iGroeles aniet geapn
ben oanife M11iifperoen. Speralt
bbor bum er optraa6t Der 2ar1oet,
bar bun mpbt benzpmmeite 4nerfien,
belle for itn imllffe 5temme og in
%fulbenote l1%6oonrelie. &eroes Ste.
pertoire bebs benoes 8eigg bla116t iint
2anbsmn1tb Berobreer boDeolagelie
om1ife 5olfeiange % 6olfepiie r: 8ef
4oIoeerten ct. Neoers Strife bit
&rogramnef forlt0en Song al 5reg.
fen 2uplau Mpner moeboloe Herr
Mumre at @oriange, og ffal ri gipll
nar1nere SplDsnirger ! naite 9fill
met. 5or at alle 9anife fan lao Sci
Iiabe0 til at ooerDnre @or1certen g
glogangen let iaa lapt fom25 Gents
8illetter er or 5aIg BOG Meolem
tmer Dist Reoers=glenigD
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ll9ekrdni6e.

SUIl eu JteYtl eI Uells cue ]tYe Otlt=
trent iom sen al10en: Ser ct gierne
ct piit Nntal Selpmor0, Sperfal6.
Sl9ebranoe olp. 9en forlpbne l1ge
bar BOG puret fprlfjellig fra ollie ull=
ore f%pregaae,0e. Ser lpneS life at
baDe pGret ct enelte Mpr0 / st.
8a1l; Ser nar ct Jorigg pao Sclp-
moro, nemltg Ell @ipit / Sbermom
@utie, Ser fprlpgte at fon1me til
@inumels as @aspejen; Ser for life
pGret ltoget Suerfol0 eller Sllo-
brubstpperi al nogen @etponing, In
gen ltor S%loebraao. 1erimoo bor
&onOet, Ilooen % Be nGrliggenoe
Sper frupet ctbcl Dire. Guno er
meget at onbefale baa0e n0portes %
inoportes, og ct. Hulrls Sl1opaanerc
iparer life poa set. DIN Sommerel1
er set Ilooen og gperne, ON Gi11te-
ren CT set Sl6pon0. @egge Slag5
CT lfaoelige, 1oar De fife brllgeS poa
rette Mao0e eller / rette &pantitet.
&nnoltonoen / Jlpoen for pGret
l1lGoponlig fri grunoet paa set me-
get &egn, III bar bopt. Com cit 6pls
&c far 8obninge11 poo @orriet Gen
pGret in0ltillet. Set melte al 2el1
far pnret operlppmmet, iao mal1
life bar fltfl1et fontme lt0 til 8aOc=
bulene. Mu er Jlooen pes at oale,
lao ,1t boaber hi, at Sen ct. &a1life
ltng0pm mart fan tumle Jig &onoet
igien.
Men hi mao life forglemme set
1tore M1ltomobil Mp0e, Ser far pGret
fer / Sen forlpbne ltge. Ser por
Mlltompbiler fra alle @gne al 2on0et,
fra Gbicogo, fra ct. 2olis, fra @in-
ntpeg olp. Ser nnr flere bnn0reOe
al Dem, % ollie bar Be prp0e0e me0
fl1lprte 9aal1o plp. Snln man De0,
bar Set j1lt ltnoer &egnnejret, at De
bar paa &eien BERTH, bpilfet gioroe
Set mil1ore bebogeligt, men ga Sc
iaa fom fer, lao gjor0e Sc op for set,
Ser bar notl,rligpiS flere eller fnrre
lllemper mes Ell laa long Sur, joni
0isle M1,ton1pbiler gjor0e. @n0el le0
Sfo0e ltrofs efter al. Sc Dopoe forlo0t
@jenunet og bar np0t til at fort
1ette, JONI Sc beoit fun0e. Ser bar
&oplgb / @online 2pr0ag % Mon-
0ag.
Mon if11loe bope troet, at mes laa
mango Mutonlobiler / 8pen, iom Ser
far peret Sc liolte faa 0age,pil0e Ser
babe p9ret en- Del Gel &aofjersler.
9ette er bog life Silf9loet. 0e
6remmebe iDnes at Dape D9ret me
get foritgtige. &aa &aplbbsba1en
por ser cit S%perfjsrlel, nemlig Son
2eupttt, Ser blep laale6eS fpp1tet, at
ban 11eppe pil fomme Jig. Ser par
o9loa ct &or min6re l1lpffesbGn6el-
ier poo 8onen, ser rel 11ltere0e l. at
ct &or Mutomobiler blep' pOelogte.
Selegrofilterne paa g. q. @anen
Far trl,et 1neo Streife, lieeiao Moifi=
niiterne. poa 0el1ne % s.. g. 8anen.
6oripg gj9res enom, al @illiams'
Mopofater pao at ifaffe bom ct NIT
6orbpr. Set er 6og neppe te11feligt,
at Sc pil bope @elo meo fig.
@otticbalf, Staffel, ct peo at tabe
Mooet mi, 6a 5iben for banS SDer-
fpriel til Sc bpiere eller lopere &egio-
ner 119rmer iig. &an bo0 ON, at Ell
&alen0er, Ser bang poa &eggen,
moatte bline fiernet fra ba11s @elle,
1aa at bar fife bil6e fl1n11e telle 9a=
gene, iom bon fgr baboe befattet Jig
me0.
County &ommisinrer,1e mpote /
@fanoagS % gift igjennem 2ilten pper
@fottep5ere, ser en6na itaar til @eit
meo perionltg Sfat. 9e fan6t, at
set life bloc bore 1tmo9en ber6 at
forlpge pao at ino6ripe 8eleb l1n6er
S., ga l16gifterne Diloe ipiie op Sno=
t9gterne.
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91lO0dS a0keOS6iQen.

Me0 Seilts bill leg pal1ore
Sgiellnem Dgoens Dal;
81 fplger mes bperanore
Sill @ilnlens lpie Sal.
6rinooig 90, nit @inrte!
SOLO uo Ell lioel1 @tmo,
ga litores al min gnerte
S 0poens taltie @luno.
Mcn Seius, glib mig 5tprfe,
|1bi aipoet oct er lpog.
Gmfring mig rllgcr Mprfe,
Seq pj1er ingcl1 Dag.
Seno &raften fra Set bpje;
Sit mig Iaomooigbeo,
Sg inart Set trutte 9je
Sig llrffe fan / 6reo.
slf, 1p0ens grltrnnle @plge
Sm Sfibet pol0iomt lloar,
Men bill Oh me6 mig fplge,
Seq ei tilgrunoe goor
9ao mtg Dit NnFgt itl1e,
S al sets 9ejligbeo,
ga fon ieg ol0rig grlte !
6or @rabens ifnlnle 8reo.
Ser 9u, . @rto, sen iiolte,
Seq ifl1er fer poo SSpro,
Maar &iGrtet set bill brittle,
Sg 2G6ens Sprog forgaor.
91rf til Set trGtte 9ie
Sg beer Mig / Sin 5opn
Sra Soroens Sorg pg Mpje
Stl &oro0iiets @opr.
g!flt gaor jeg glo0 til @pile,
Mit 2egem trGnger so;
Min Sjel ifal ialig imile
S @imlens bgie $50.
Ser priier jeg sen @erre>
Som naooig biolp mig frem;
Sans 9fupn peliignet bore,
Seq po1ot til 5rebens Silent.
Men S, ion1 ltaor tilboge
Sg lprger pe0 min @rop>
3, S maa Ell forage,
@llo tog fl1ns, bpao bol1 gap.
SAP Sof for @oerS @leje,
6or @0ers &jGrligbeb,
ga puo nit Smerteusleie.
Seq tit fortpiplet ltreo.
Jorpel ieg I'LL n1oa bpbe;
Me1 ON Ell lioen Gtun6
st &elfomlt fit ifal lp6e
S @oe115 fogre 2uno.
Sm Slaget boor0t III rammer,
81 mpoes ifal forpiit,
Saafremt iom S ar1am1ner
Den @erre Seius &riit.
Slime Mareretbe &anien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-14

6alot fra slltancn. Z Mors gorule
@illie Seller legeoe paa Mltanel1
iammel1 rneD Ell mben 0reng. San
gle0 og falot giennem &efperfet %
forltpote Jig iaa, at Gpoen poofulgte.
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n&pre ,1bpanbrebe 2anbsmenb"
11ofomn1er / 9ann1arf finer Mtaaaen
% foiter ST pr. Mar. Set Fun nit
|beitilles gicnn1em r9ibenoe", Der %.
iaa fOiter 81, bpilfet piloe blipe 81
for begge 8laoette. Men .Deb at be-
title set Der fierer ri &riien liae i
to og eiper Sem besse 8ta6ene for
fnn 81. 81 ejpr bette for atnbOOute"
Sibeltoe. 9ette er ct gobt Silbno,
om hi maber bil bliDe mootaset
meb @lnbe. 8amle Mbonnenter paa
usnenbe1 fan op11aa ertra 6urbe1e
Deo at beitille here's andre gibgifrifz
ter aiennem - pgbeuoe1 bur
nplis ifret iie NJ, soo @jelps Ds
bet e. bort Msaal, Tom Gbti, at sjare
8labtt aa ulteresiant % leieperoiet
[pn m,1ligt.
e. asa1I sibtnbe,
46 luion s@slot 81 $a,l Mlinn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-14

&arnum % 8alcy's Circus bor
beret / ct. SAUL. Sper $1,000 babe
Dollars tonot &ejen lto al 6olfs
2omn1er for 8illetter ole11e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-14

Sposfalo. Mrs. Mtary g.. Sobn=
len, @etbesoo @pipitol, 40 Mor, Sen
Ste, Nellie Niller1, 800 @ice Str,
II Mor, Sen Ste.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-14

Subn V. Ectcrien al 6o2 @rope
Ctr. % See @anlen al 431 6. Z.
Ctr. er / &aliotten unber Mnfloge
for at bane begooet EN- feel Gel Sno-
brl1oStpperier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-14


800 Wspllcarbcjbcrc ct bIleDet mio
lertioigt leoige, 50 glrbejoet Ct. ltano.
|iet 10 al 8pens % Mpller paa
0rnno al MangeI paa 8eitilli1ger.
N~illsb1rg-8aibburn ap1npagaiet
bor fife mere ems 1 al sets 5 Mpf-
Ter | @ang, og 500 al oets Mr11o CT
leOi9e. @ierne~bar intet 8egreb ON.
noar Ser otter fa1 tuges fat me0 fulo
&roft.
Misiisippi Tlobcn bur / Sc 1io1te
Sage bapt Ell ualmin0elig bpi 8ono-
ltano, iao Ser berifeoe enoel JrDgi
for, at Sen ifl1l0e a11rette 96eleggel-
ler. SDenfor Camden Nloce bapbe
Ser iaunlet Jig Ell llbpre 2ogim, Ser,
bpi5 Sen par bruot lbs, iiffert biloe
bope gjort megen 9fabe. v8obe=
n1an JlotS" ne0e be0 @albington
9lne 8roen lto6 ttl6els nnDer 8an0,
og 8eboerne maotte benDtte longe
Nlonfer for at fon1me til Moboer11e
og fomme bort fra @niene. S matt
&c Suite ito6 Sc ne0erlte &erelier az
Deles UNDER Gon0. gh1 er 500 Gal1=
set begpnot at faloe, % Garen all-
tageS at bore felt o%perltoaet. Sab=
msllerne maatte in0ltille beres Or
bej6e og bentes life at fomme / @ang
fpr ONT ct 9ar Tiger. 6looen maa
faloe 4 500, fgr Mdllerne otter fan
gie11optage Mrbi6et.
SlbspaaiGttetier lnoer til at bpre
til Nattens Sr0en I'LL for 9ioen, %
Scr er ingen Spipl ON, at Ser er Ell
@ronoltifterban6e / 8irfiombe6.
Mon0ag Morgelt beo 4 Si0en op6a-
geoe Ell Golittbetient Sl6 | 8Dgnil!=
gen SEQ. 45 4. Street g., Me1pspa-
per &om. ga 0ran0pG ienet TOM till
lteoe, br9nbte set bele tire 5teoer i
8pgningen, og set fremgif at alt,
Dpa0 ser forelaa, at ser bar ltuff,t
SIS puo. 8ran0bpienet TOM til i
D0erlte 9ieblif, men Set fit ret bur
tigt Bltgt me0 Sl6en. Sirsoag opoo-
geoes Slo / ct 8agert / 600 50. Safe
Street, bpor @ulpet bar bel6t oper
mes &etroleum, bborefter Ser bar
itnffet Sl6 paa. @ranobG Tenet bap0e
Der en- baar6 & meo Sl6en. 8a-
gerietS @ier bar angipet en- beitent
&erlon, iom bon mistg11fer for at
bope poaiot Sloen.
MDt &pitbns. Scope er &eparo-
tione1t al &oltbuiet ful6enot, fdr Oct
piier fig, at set in6en ret l9n9e bill
bore al0eles 1t6e at Stan6 til at r1tm-
me allie oe Sorretninger, iom ifal TO-
regoa in6en bets M1tre. Set bar no.
get, iom man bi6ite pau Gorbaan6,
fgr ser bleb taget fat paa Smbpg=
ningen, men l16biflingen al Bo1tb9=
Tenet er foregaact me0 Ell iaa ripen0e
&urttgbe6 i-6e to it6ite 2 Mor, at
Meopen6igbe6en for cit felt nD 8Dg-
ming er %in6truffet, fer man bab0e
pe1tet set. &ongresman6 Gletcber
for u6talt, at Minneapolis pil0e
bore en- al 6e fdrite al 2on6ets Stor-
bper, ser bill faa Ell np &egie=
ringsbDgning. Ser fan mi ben-
tes en- beftig Scamp ON, bpor
Sen npe 8pgning ffal opfpres.
&ongreSman6en anbef oler, at BEN
fom1ner til at ligge / Nprbeoen
al set npe Union Depot, iom set og-
iaa oil b1ipe %ne6pen6igt at bDgge Der
in6en mango Mar, og, iom fl111ne of=
glue Citation for iamtlige Sernbone-
Itnter. Ser fommer til 8nen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-14

&balen Fart ifal officielt oabncs
poa Spnoag. @,1perl1pren % Dor
germel tercn fprpel1tes begge at bore
tillteoe.