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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-01

Jul GU ptPlI Utuuue VI ylUe W uele9
5eber / en @porbog1 til cit Came.
be6bol6en6e 8dtrGbelier for
at blipe fpit SIS Seoler til beflige
Men6, er oct biotil I'm lpffebes
at finbe to.
minneapolis.
S Dssoraiil teoiofiife samfnno,
500 Ge6or Mbe., bill Ser Ggnbag Mf-
ten @I. 4 blipe bol6t ct 6oreorag
oper uDe1 biniioige &eroen". Gl,-
bper pelfommen.
Sboerne / Iinneapulis bar poet
%betp6elige 8iorag til sen Snoiam=
ling, Ser / 6enne Etb foregaar til
6orbel for beres betrGngte Groes-
Teller / @ltsla11o. 0p til ii6lte Opt
0ag bar Ser fra Minneapolis a1en6t
$4,000 til &obebfomitee11 / Mep
Dorf, % Ser pe6bliper at itrpmme
8iorug, inb fra allie @lasier at ST.
Ser.
0ers. Gtella 8rcnna11 er 11l1 lat
UNDER Siltole for at BABE mDrpet
fine tire Steobern, % Sorbbret ifnl
begD,1oe ON fort Sio. Metten anlat-
te Sagfgrer 81. st. 06ell iom ben6e5
3orlpnrer, ga bur erfl9rebe, at b1r1
har 1toen Mi6ler, men nogle at ben-
6es. 8enrler .bar 6esuoen engageret
Sngferer 6. g.. Carp til at fgre
ben6es Gag.
Gm Gnebferftreife bill mulie til
Soraaret bltbe Nelnltatet at e1 Be
%ilut1ing, iom 8pgningsineofernes
Union fatte6e paa 6eres Mg6e Sire,
Gag Mften, i6et BET remlig bleb beo=
taget at forlange 3imelpnnen forb6i-
Ell fra 37H Gents til 40 Gents.
Genne @tala ifal treoe / &raft til l..
Mpril. Meitrene er efter @igen1s
ubillige til at gaa in6 paa benne Sor-
beielie, 90 Der efter beres 8aaitano
life er ret mango al Mrbeioerne, ser
'er nGr6 Ell iaa bei Detailing:
81. 80. q. 2elar,b pao Granflin
Mse. frelite ii6ite Sgnoag Gftermi0.
bog en- lille Y Mar gam1nel &ige,
9atter al Sobm 5lpm, 3015 %.
Mpe. g., fra at branoe til 9pbe.
Barnet legeoe i 8aggaaroen meb at
branoe ngget Afalo, 90 Ser git SID !
he,rbes &lG6er. 9tlfel6igbis Tom
81. 2elano figrenoe forbi paa ct 5p-
gebeibg, og ga ban berte 8arrets
.Sfrig, .iprang ban ODER @egnet IND.
i 8aggoarben ogsfif Sl6en fpalt bco
at fin Dberfraffe, bporefter
ban sforban0t Saarene, Der lite anita
ees atlpere farlige. Me6eren TOM
til, ba sSIIoe1 paa set nrrn1eite bar
fIuffet, men ff bog SGnoerne er1bel.
fcrbr916t.s
8Dens Melmpller bar taar baot
Ell uiaobnnlig trapl SRion, og slr,.
beibef bar imange Tiger paret bolbt
Il @a1tg Dag og Mat, 9elligt %.
.@sert, noen MfbrDbelfe. gioite
.ggnoag bIep Der oog giiort en- ltn0ta-
'gelfe, i6et Mpllerte itanofeoe 9broag..
Mtten tob title tiIs Manoog5M Dor
gen. Dette fbete bells for at glue Mr-
beioer1te Ell badret bebgDet &biies,'
bells for at aln,,berffaaIIfe Waiafftiinee,riiet II el'
;grunoigt Gffterfpn. @a1r1 gonioli6a.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-01

4satsret e asbeat bses spsaebas
u 81. go.

We'd Kjsb eller Reparation al
Uhre besSg den velkjendte Juse,
Ter Simon Nelson. 2oo E. 9TH ST,
Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-01

9rebt. s. 6. 5allitrsm, 627
@biteall Ct, blep ,bogitnbelig talt,
reoet / Grepler paa Selbp Mpe. Bat
fen ii61te 6reoag @ftermio6ag. @an
par / Sp~oruognsfompagniets Siene-
ite ion Olier, og ban befan6t fig i
ct Monbbul, bpor ban bar gaaet neo
for at ollie &abel-M aifineriet, "a en-
&abeI fattes / 8ebegelie. SON bleb
repet meo og formelig rebet iitDt-
fer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-01

Torrise Nfapor S. .. Dorau er
life noge1, On6er al Gipil Serbi:e
2open % opponereoe i @anoags
ltertt imoo bens SnoferelIe i"st.
Saul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-01

Mc4femano g. &lriu bapoe TOM
met Bonb / Melfen, for bnilfen Gor-
ngjelie ban betalte $50. &ap6e biit-
NOT tient Dem peo at lGlge 8anb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-01
SC &C h
Q INC AT SPSE".
9TH and Broadway
Eble OF banana Salaet fort,xtte,.

EhH- &aln d veea,.dn,ns ~ D0
vim. orseninss % andre vasisesesr. sD
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-01

Sbnoagslnfningen / minneapolis
bringer en- Strem al @inneapolita=
mere til ct. Saul bper Sgnoag for
at faa 2op til at 6riffe Jig ful6e.
9erfor er Oct at falbe Golf en6nn1
fan fin6es ct. Baul ON Senoo=
gene.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-01

s. offentlise Babe pao @arriet
9en foiteoe 8pen iaar $4,000. 6or
neite Mor. bill oen iber6ige. 81.
Dbage forlanee $4,000, altiao
$1,000 mere. Set CT @et. Set CT
panifeIigt at fin6e en- beore Maaoe
at onpen6e 8enee paa. 2egegrun6s=
@omit6en bill ogioo forlange flerc
8enge, nernlig $4,000 iiteoetfor
iom iaar $1,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-01


r&Olfs5eitune" Office breubt. @n
iterre Sl6ebrano goelagoe &orsoag
forrige l1ge Ben 8pgning, bport oct
tpife 8lao ~@olfs3eitl,1g" FAINT oct
fbenife 8lao vMinneiota @tats Sio=
ming" bab6e fine &ontorer. 8la=
6ene bile fon1me no lon1 l9bbanli9t.
Set inmAe6e Sab bar omtrent $72,r
600, bporaf $4,000 faloer paa
uGolfs3eitung" og &eiten paa 8pg=
ningen I$10,00W % andre 2eiere.
Observation-Disclosures fommer til
at p,tnge no.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-01

&bilns 8earlinc muatte uo meo
en- M1lft at $500 for at baoe
Fengt' ct 9lglos i &opeoet paa Gu
Ioonprrt 8ert Melior paa Concord
@treet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-01

81. Moe, 40 @olt 6ourtb street,
uofsrer alt Clogs 8ogtrpfterarbeioe
:gobt % til lape 8riier.
Aspbalt soeeu !er mi for @rano
SS,1rpe1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-01

Mrs. g. Nnberion, &iebmoob, mi,
iteoe 1875 / &ontanter beo en- SIDE
brand, Ser s6elagoe 50. S. &oparbs
@oaroingbr1s, bbor bun logereoe. g.,
operbe6et Om iatte 8pgningen |
8ran6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-01

For de bedste Fotografier bdr
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
229-231 F. 9TH st. Smukt Ar
bejde. Moderate Priscr:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-01

IS. s.. Gberbarb al Glearf Safe,
Bis., Git til Spo ct. 9ulI meo
$1,000 for at fisbe 5aar. % for
ibanot.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-01

ningen I$10,000) % andre 2eiere;
Observation-Disclosures fomnter til
at p,u1ge no.
8pitDre. st Masiempoe oil blipt
bol6t / &eoples @burcb Ssnoag Mf.
ten for at 6isfrtere 5pgrgsmaale1
u&pab CT Din Mening ON ct 8pitpre
Ser er i6ealiitiif?" Set pentes q
Mapor Sones al Minneapolis ba
bore tilite6e og babe noget at iige
foru6en andre .Sterrelier. Mapo,
Smith bar 6esperre engagement"
anhetiteos, % &olitimeiter 0'@on'
nor, Der ipectelt CT in6bu6t, bill tfft
fom11e. Derimob nentes 8pa6botu1
Mticboel at billie reprnfentere Mo1i
niitratiore,1. Masiemebh er efte1
0pforortng at @aitoren, Or: g. s
Smith.
$50 Marsbager., ct. Bauls So.
Ser bsitibeligbolot $50 Marsoager
for Sgoerres 2anoitiguing / Mme-
rita Ienplet paa Sollp glpe. nq
|Mpon 81. iioite 5reoag Mftep,. Da
|bapoe bnret Meltingen al oprette q
Monument Mep gorf for Of boloe
&iloragelien ! grinoring, men oerrne
1anfe er ppgipet, % be 8enge, ger
paar inoiamlet for bette 9iemep, bill
iite6etfor blipe ie1ot til Sc Iioenoe
lSsgoer ! 8uslano. SS6berne Der bar
iii iaH ff,er,ot ea: $1,000. ette. er 4.
Ibeore Monllrnem .ero rtogen gillleS.
little biIbbe pnre.5 s. !. 81.
Gnoifis11t set e. $50 MarSoage.,
pr 2moihgr1ingen, JON Sc It'll bpi-
.ltibeligbolber; iolao e Der oog d . t'1,;
BE. ilsI. Ser { iflpl ll| pa operbepiafs
pm ct SSeoert1e bar aret ber San
BET tneget Ia1tgere ct e Birffelliia--
beoen pqr Sc grite bpioe Soil Bee,
lja AZ opar b9efatte berz sorp..
manbea,e sfoIh Aorefsea 4 1000 o q
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-01

81. $anI baboe en- rigtig CANT
meloags thanksgiving meo al1l6e,
Sne % on6et 9iIbebgr. &ipbme1
bene bar M%nIeoning til at i,bIe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-01

WORT STORE $500 TILBUD.
8 2-lb. PIX. Mead's F1aked Rye.
8 lib PIX. Perfection Rye Coffee.
I 2lb. PIX. U. S. Rolled Macaroni Wheat.
1 1h-lb. PIX. Cream Of Barley.
1 5-1b. PIX. Mead's Barley Flour.
1 lib. PIX. Pearl Barley.
10 fuldvagtiRe Parker.
20 lbs. Worlds Choicest Cereals.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-01
Ga11n

m3h11N NE1 LEGIE EiF . WfHH
! &DiS Sc tnnfer pan at fisbe ct
Stptfe 2aro, ligemeeet bpor, iaa ie
ino til os eller fiftrip % til, 50 ii me.
get ofte. fat ipare Sem Nenge. Gpl.
geroe er enoel Gfsempler: $50
MereS megt mutt 2anb j Dunn
60. g. 8, SIS pr. Mcre. Sc bill
bape ponifeligt for at finoe uoeet I
Rerbeoe1 til $40 - % bette er
mutt. Billings Co., q. s., S.,
anores Rriier for famine 2ano
$3.50.
81lnaear, Co., g. g., 81, andres
Yriier $40 til $15. @isconiin, 10
Mcres oeiligt 2ano. $3.50. 0popr-
teoe 6orme ian1t pilot 2ano / BiS-
coniin % Minnelota til ale 1rulige
Eriier - fra SO pr. Mcre op.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-01

@9teifabstiliabelier: Mlfreo
|Smanion og Mnnp @eterion Eboma5
.9bompion og Marie 8iorfe, 6. IS.
@iterbroof og Noa S11liette Sperion,
&ercp s. @urnbam og Gnta s.
@briltenion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-01
6oSbplb Gfabe. @iiIllliiom gat.
loci, Sar11ine, nc 70 Ribben bruffet
] er GootbaI Game Ssnoag Otter.
mtb6ae.

Sol. @eI3 % Mrs. 8os, Der tom.
.tilftaoe for nosle Gage fioen peo at
oeres Set lsb IsbF, er M ! COB 8e.
bring.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-01

6pbsler. 1rengebprn: Wfrs. 81.
S. Mnoerior, 16t Goof st., Mrs.
SSacob @briitenlen, 1874 8anfil ct.
Yigebern: Mrs. 8m. Mn6eriol1,
6O4 Gaie st., .Mrs. g. Sppertien,
Mice ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-01

gHis &off, % Mor 9a,rneI, en-
4satiert j ct. 2,,tes &o5pital, for
iDonot ganifc mpiterislt airsoaa
Aeorge.
&.ls granbers, 768 6illmore
slpe., Tom Nemt tilifaoe peo uolos'
ninacn al en- Dummy Gnr forIeoen.
3oliti<slmbulanecn tos bam bicm.
saloonpert Anbre,u 8iIrtlmnb G,
paa &oipitalet iom 6elge at 4
5lagsnnal bans so1oon 81. 2
Manoag Morgen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-01

stbpct / @aberne fer snefal6et
bar rent utaalelig. &iebmenoene
flogeoe oper, at. 6eres @obs bleb pbe=
lagt men funoe life opnaa nogen
|9ilfreositillelie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-01

sspcricr % @ulb-nps rapporte-
res ,itaoigt. fra por Mabobp, Meinnsa=
polise 1e set tiltro6s for at oe fam.
me Gbangeliiter, Ser bragte ct.
Souls Moral op til en- iaaban &e1<
Sc, oglaa bar neret Ser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-12-01

Spiferne i 6lertallet. slf inopan~
oreoe 6olfeilag til ct. saul er 9p-
fer1e afgiort iE6lertallet. Ser finv
oes. nemlig life mtnore emo 38,815
LAT Dem. Speniferne 'er nelt meo
E22,523.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-31
BIG CAvE-|N At
GUNN|SON TUNNEL
Rescuers Release Twenty
Prisoners This Morning.
Believed That Ten Men Are
Under the nAh-'e Ali-~e
Whom Are Prob
ably Dead.

Montrose, Colo. May si-By =
huge cave-in At the Gunnison tunnel
At iO:s0 O'Clock yesterday morning
about thirty Ave workmen were en-.
tombed and it was not thouRht tn at
any could be recovered alive. A
large force Of mon were 1t once start.
ed to work for their rescue by sink.
ing . shaft from the surface about 80
feet to tap the tunnel above the cave
in At an early hour this morning
the shaft penetrated the tunnel and
twenty men were rescued alive. Up
70 noon today at least two moro are
known 70 be alive ~ the rescuips
party hes he'd communication with
them. These two are caught IN the
timbers and securely fast. They are
unable 70 tell how many more are nm.
derpesth the debris. but 1t IL thought
there are ton more.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-31

The Big Store treated all its en-
ployes TO q trip to Newlin Greek yes
terday. The firm stood the expense
Of the carriages and the lunch. The
party. which consisted Of tho clerks
and their families and friends left
here In tho morning and went - far
:. the dam. They returned late
In the evening. The employees oil
appreciate this act Of courtesy.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-31
Unique Addressed Envelope.

The most humorously addressed en-
velope that has probably ever been
received 1t tho local post Office WAS
sent to Henry Hoffman from . friend
10 Pueblo. The envelope -: ID
dressed thus: 'inf
"Over the hills and over the rails
Garry this letter through the mails
In Florence, Colorado. please lesve 1t
Where H. e. Hoffman will Fecieve
it."
The daily tribune., 1905-05-31

All membeFs Of the committees on
membership. location and finance
appointed by tho new Y. n. O. A.
organisation arc requested to bs st
tho city hall At 8 O'Clock tomorrow
afternoon to report.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-31

Don't forget tho dance 10 Morgan
hall June lst. 1873
The daily tribune., 1905-05-31
RUSSIAN ADMIRAL
SAFE IN JAPAN
No Longer Any Doubts as to
His Whereabouts.
Lying in Sassebo Naval Hos
pital With . Fractured
Skull-St. Petersburg
Learns the News.

Warrington, May s1-There IL no
longer any doubt about the where.
abouts Of the Russian Admiral Ro-
jestvensky. he being in the hauds Of
the Japanese. The state apartment
ut noon today received from Toxic
the following offioial dispatch:
"Tokio, May si--Admiral Re3sst.
vensky's skull was fractured requir-
ing an operation. The wound ID
serious but not necessarily dangerous.
The total Japanese loosen n date are
three torpedo boats sunk, three off,
GERS killed. 900 men killed and
wounded. None Of our battleships.
cruisers or destroyers were damaged.
Ro1estvensky was taken to sassebo
naval hospital"
Toxic. May 81-This morning Togo
wired the minister Of the navy ~
follows: 'Main force Russian sec-
ond and Third squArdons completely
annihilated. Please feel assured Of
this"
Toxic. May l-Oongratula lations
were sent to Admiral Togo and his
men today by the emperor through
the minister Of the navy. Tho en-
peror said: "Your squadron which
intercepted and destroyed the Russian
Second and Third fleets 10 to b con
sr.tui.toa. DuS yvus victory does
not end here. You have captured
the ensmy's commander In chief
which IL moro gratifying to your peo-
pie. The emperor thanks you for
your valiant services and continuous
victor les" He also expressed sym.
pathy for the daad and wounded.
St Petersburg. May Silt 10 In
timated that the:osar reosived cable
gram from Japan that 10 believed to|
be from the captured admirals. Ro.
jestvenksy and Nebosaton. General
Linevitch wires that the news Of Ro-
jestvensky's defeat and capture has
become pretty generally Known
among the troops and that the army
IL on the verge Of . revolt.
The grand dukes. generals. minis
tors and admiralty have been sum-
monsd to q conference in the palace
tonight.
Toxic, Nay Silt Is now definite
ly known that twenty-five Russian
vessels were destroyed or captured BY
tho japanese in the three days naval
battle ending Monday night.
Unique Addressed Envelope.
The most humorously addressed en-
velope that has probably ever been
received At tho local post Office was
sent to Henry Hoffman from . friend
10 Pueblo. The envelope -.= d
| AA-..
The daily tribune., 1905-05-31

Toxic, Nay Sit IL now definite
ly known that twenty two Russian
vessels were destroyed or captured BY
tho Japanese in the three days naval
battle ending Monday night.
The daily tribune., 1905-05-31

Sells the choicest resi-
denes lots In the city =
The daily tribune., 1905-05-31

Toxic, May 8l-Thia morning Togo
wired the minister Of the navy ~
follows: MAIN force Russian Sec
ond and Third sQuArdons complete
annihilated. Please feel assured Of
this
The Independent., 1905-10-24

Senator Nealsnds 10 right. The
United States annexed the Philip
piue Islands against the will Of the
people aud has held them against
their will. No better proof Of this
10 needed than a Rlsnss at history
whioh shows that the brave little
people over there bsttlsd for two
years for freedom. They did not
sacrifice their property and lives for
tho fun OF the thing. They wanted
to be FREQ but, instead have been
crowded into q corner and subjugat-
Cd. Thsy have a right to ask and
rscsiY, free trade.
The Independent., 1905-10-24

Everybody knows that Nuuanu
valley 10 not always pure. There
are times whom u is simply unsnduTa
BILE. But does ell that justify q
large outlay for a filtration plant.
Would the money not be better sx-
pended in additions to the artesian
ogstem where ample water OF the
best kiud is always certain : A 6lt-
ration plant would cost aS much as
adequate pumping machinery and
even thsn the service would be vex-
atlous and expensive.
The Independent., 1905-10-24

10 place OF cattle roping and
chicken shows, what is the matte
with Honolulu having q gala week
next Winter or Spring which would
attract thousands of money spenderS
from the mainland The thing
would be cosy. American eitiet
with not half the attractions OF
Honolulu have such csrnivals every
year aud make barrels OF money out
Of them. Here the project would be
simple aud would cost little. All
required 10 . little daring behind IL,
The Independent., 1905-10-24

heads against stone wall. There
are two parties here--and only
two-that will live, They are Demo.
cratic and Republican. They are
perpetual. Any other outfit coming
into the field can do no good bet
will only add to the confusion Of
things. Better cut it out.
The Independent., 1905-10-24

It is a most remarkable thiug that
vessels aDproSshins Oahu esupot
discern Diamond Head and the
great light it carries. Thsre can be
no excuse for the FfsnCh vessel
piling up there carly this morning.
Every sailor in the Pacific Ocean
knows that there is a reef outside Of
Diamond Head aud it is most re.
marksble thing that a set Of sailors
should allow their craft to sail upon
it.
The Independent., 1905-10-24
TUESDAY, OCT. "a, 1906.
PHILIPPINE FREE TRADE.

San Frsuciroo. October 24-Sen-
stor NswlandF, who returned from
the Taft expedition in the Siberia
today, has declared his opinion that
the Philippines should be given
free entry io' heir sugar and to-
bAeeo.-Csble.
The Independent., 1905-10-24
TOPICS OR THE DAY.

The bench aud bar yesterday eu.
logized the memory OF the late w
N Armstrong. the Kings barber.
Ths only thing not yet heard from
10 the brewery.
The Independent., 1905-10-24

Hawaii has given Us q cowboy
show, and Maui little turn at base
ball, and We are now awaiting q
souud like "somothlng doing" 10 lhe
direction OF Kauai, How is that,
Mr. Garden Island Haven't you q
couple OF trained mongoose or game
rootters over there that you can
uond down for little mill
The Independent., 1905-10-24

The Advertiser now has q night.
mare that 1t is being shsdowsd by
tho police. just why the police
should bother the morning Grand
mother It is hard to understand.
The persons seen by the Advertiser
lurking around the wAisy building
we're perhaps susrds from the 10
sane asylum on hot trail,
The Independent., 1905-10-24

The funny thing is that we don't
hear OF Mr. Football Carter 10 this
Moore gambling business. Surely
he should have had o Halter some-
where 10 The game. But, no; we
forgot-he 10 "changed man"
The Independent., 1905-10-24

The debate going on in the press
between Judge Dole aud Judge
Hart in regard TO immigration and
labor would be interesting were IL
not 90 tiresome. A more thrilling
incident, for instance, would be TO
have the two old oodGers pat on the
gloves In g prize ring.
The Independent., 1905-10-24

That such move would mean
another nail in HawAii's coffin ia to
be admitted, but our auncxsliou
friends aIs 10 be thanked for that.
The Independent., 1905-10-24

United s.sloo llarohol Hoodry
hes a nsu in h0o omplo7 @ Germany
whom, Il the lla5aaol doou not know
It, 10 detailing .be basiaaa5 Of the
Office as 40 runs, 81 Somo shs mat
ter /. .aEon as tiud Of Joke; some
attribute ii to a issl aiadiosAs"
wonder il the MaFshal knows what
has been aud il going on.
The Independent., 1905-10-24

Senator AOhi and Theodore Rich
oheTis msy be ever 90 sarnsst 10
taeis olsis Faefsao pasinop,
bgl lhsy aga sinPly hli.lng lhair
The Independent., 1905-10-24
Eczs FOE SALE.

mn LOTS az Kalihi l5CzlC0 it)
&y back Of Ganehsmeha School
aud Kalihi Road.
For full particulars, Inquire per.
soually Of
ABRAHAM FERN ANDEz,
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The Independent., 1905-10-24

The morning paper seems to feel
that the afternoon pspsrs arc ever
awaiting an opportunity to jump IT
on the SCORE OF iss gambling crusade,
We are unable TO answer for the
other two excellent papers In the
afternoou Gsld,but THH INDEPENDENT
soy that II hes never, and will never
throw q stumbling block in the way
OF the honest endsayor of any news.
paper or man to do good The
trouble with The Advertisers pro-
gram was and 10 that it was a grand
..'-ud play from the start 1t was
n snoa.l 10 aeertsiu, Influential
few. 1t fell to the groS~ ~3o iV' 'ne
very good reason that it was--well,
a hotair proposition, The lNDEPEN.
DEST has no desire to Criticize the
Advertiser in this or 10 any other
matter. On the other hand The
Morning Grandmother has our most
sincere pity in her dotags.
The Independent., 1905-10-24
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tional Bank.
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Banks OF New Zealand and AuBtralglA.
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The Independent., 1905-10-24
EVERY AFTERNOON
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The Independent., 1905-10-24
4. Fernandez & Son
Importers and Dealem m
Agricultural Implements

Hardware, Cutlery, Stoves, Leather
Skins, Shoe Findings Fish NetS,
Linen and Cotton Twine, Rope,
Steel aud Galvanized Wire Cloth,
Poultry Netting, Rubber Hose,
Paints, Oils, CpIaFS. VarnisheH,
Brushes aud General MorchAn-
diSe.
The Independent., 1905-10-24
THB INDEPENDENT

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The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-07
WANT SECRET BIDS
Committee Kills Flower Board
of Control Bill

After several hearings the general
legislation committee yesterday agreed
to report for indefinite postponement
the Flower bill, requiring publicity in
board of control building contracts. A
similar bill had previously been killed
by the senate. The same committee
defeated the Gates bill, requiring hos
pital attendants and reformatory
guards to convey the insane and crim-
inal to the state institutions. The sher-
IFS of the state, who are now charged
with this duty. made a successful fight
against the bill.
The Thayer and Morse anti-cigarette
bills. the Anderson horseshoeing BILL
the Morley anti-board of control BILL
and the Gates bill to make the mem
bers of the board of control of state in
stitutions elective instead of appointive,
were all recommended for indefinite
postponement by the general legislation
committee.
The same committee agreed to the
w. l. Nolan anti-trading stamp bill,
the Thompson automobile bill, the
Cowan horseshoers' bill and the Will
son giant firecracker bill. The Wilson
bill is made effective Dec. 81, 1905, to
give dealers a chance to dispose of the
present stock on hand. The Lennon
bill, giving state commission author
1ty to select a site for a state home for
INDECENT crippled children in Hennepin
county will be reported out without
recommendation.