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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-02-02

lily supplied Until there 10 created In
the Filipino the desire FOR greater bod
lily comfort he win remain In = low
state Of civilixs ton.
Furnishings may not be abundant
In the Filipino home. but there IL
never lacking the little altar, with
images or pictures OF saints for use
In devotion. The Chrtstiani:ed natives,
as might be expected from their Ma
layan origin. hold tensciously to GER
tain superstitions. They arr. however.
less systematically superstitious than
their pagan and Mohammedan broth
ers.
The census recently completed gives
the population as about 100000. Tho
average population OF a square mile IL
about so. In Java II Ia 800, and In the
United States rs. The growth Of the
population has been restrained by vio-
lent epidemics OF the most drastic
character, A single epidemic OF small
pox. cholera and bnbonic plague will
easily sweep away the natural growth
OF several years. In 1909. there were
more than 100000 deaths from cholera
alone. The majority OF the towns arc
on the coast. and the distance between
them In often very great IL L. almost
rural country, and many OF
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-02-02

Admiral Hsmeiin resigned command
OF the French Black Sea n-et.
Tho United STATES steam frixars
susquehanna arrived at Acapulco 10
coal and water.
The conference Of Roman Catholic
bishops at Rom. adjourned.
Austria concluded a convention with
the western powers. defining its future
policy In time Of war.
The people % Mexico complri~.i
three days bailoting and unanimously
decided that Santa Anna should con-
tinue as governor.
The Panama Herald Published a
statement that treaty had hccn rnti-
fed between the United States ani
Ecuador by which tho latter cr,ici 20
the United States the Galapagos group
for 100000.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-02-02

for that establishment. and he was fire.
quently employed TO carry them to the
manager. He thus gained admission be
hind the scenes. while his acquaintance
with the bill-sticker gained him an occs-
sional order for the pit His proposal
was to present US with some Of these or
ders.
You can toss up which shall 70 first,
and when old Porter thinks you're snug
In bed. you can just drop down that tree.
take 4 run and thsrs you ars at the the
atsr."
than we did about the Temple Of lsll.
except that the Rev. Obadiah occasional
" referred to II a. the abode OF Satan.
and the house Of sin-words which ven
t'ued to quote to our tsmptsr.
Abode Of 6ddlssticks~ he cried irrev-
erently; how jolly green you are to be-
lievs what that snufaing old hypocrits
tells you. It's the jolliest and loveliest
place In the world. Abode Of Satani
It's more like the abode OF angels. Why.
the women are the beautifulest creatures
you ever saw-such treat after carrots
and gooseberry eyes down stairs-"
We shlvered with alright at rhs terms
applied by this daring renegade to the
Rev. Obadiah and his daughter. The
power of the strong mind over the weak
er Is well known We were fatuously
weak-mere puppets in the hands OF this
experienced boy OF the world.
He produced two coins from his peck
ct. and before we knew what we were
about. he had initiated us into another Of
the sins stigmatiIed by our tutor-toss-
ing. The fates decided In my favor.
tried to get out of Il; but such was
the irresistible influence that Cook exer-
cised over US that we had no power to
struggle against his will, and / felt my
self compelled to acQuiesce In his pro-
posal that l should hold myself ready
any night that 1 heard 4 pebble thrown
against the window to arise. dress my
self. descend into the garden and make
Tor the theater. The cold Precipitation
started from every pors at the thought: |
tut. with a trembling voice. promised. |
or all that.
Shaking hands with Us all round. and |
me once more of my appoint |
nent. with threats Of vengeance IL fall |
d. this wonderful phenomenon scrambled
nut of window. and In q few seconds we /
leard him thud upon the ground be-
Ieath.
Friday evening came. Eight O'Clock
vas our hour for bed II 90 happened
hat on that particular night Mr.. Porter
urried us away rather earlier than
sual.
Crack There he was, Ny heart leap
d into my mouth. and l could scarcely
spress q cry. 20 excitedly nervous had
ecoms- i gently opened the window and
,oked out. There was Josiah, looking
p At me-
Come on" heard him whisper.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-02-02
wARRING CATS SEEK TRUCE
presence Of an Hereditary Enemy
Recouci1es the Two Tabbie-.

Presence Of an Hereditary Enem,
Reconciies the Two Tabbies.
Two Staten Island Thomas cats
were settling their difficulties the other
day In the manner approved among
Thomas cats. while the cause OF the
disagreement sat on a neighboring
doorstep washing her face and disin-
terestedly watching the fray. In the
next yard a third Thomas lurked be-
hind tree, taking Ia the contest from
safe distance.
Finally the smaller OF the combatant,
was worsted. and with last desperate
yowl broke away from his enemy and
darted for the back OF the yard. The
victor was not yet satisfied with glory
however. and Immediately put out
after his late rival.
A tree In neighboring yard was
evidently the destination OF the fleeing
cat. but so intent was he on reaching
II before his pursuer overlook him and
so intent was the pursuer on overhaul
ing him that they both failed to OBJ
serve large white bulldog slumbering
under the tree.
The first cat landed full upon him.
but managed TO scuttle up the trunk
before the dog recovered from his sur
prise. The second cat was going too
fast to stop when he saw the rampant
terror with bristling hack and snarllng
teeth at which he was hurting himself /,
full tilt
There was only one thing for him to
10, and, like general, he did II. He
feared the dog with a mighty bound.
anding half way up the tree and
the rest Of the way before
he dog could turn.
Cautiously and gently, with all the
light gone from him, he ventured ont
m the same limb with his late rival
III cause OF enmity was forgotten.
United against the common danger.
hey sat there. huddled close together.
raining their necks down at the lean
ng, barking dog
Back In the yard they had left the
bird Thomas ventured forth from so. ,
fusion. and after a few preliminary ,
dvances smbled serenely OF down the ,
treet with the tickle cause of the dis 4
lrbance at bis side.-New York Sun. /
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-02-02

Tho United States government s~nt
a commission 10 Georgia To discover
the true boundaries OF tho Cherokee
and Greek nations In that State.
Tho British government abolished
the right OF -suttee." or immolation Of
widows on the funeral pile Of their
husbands
Extensive cotton factories were
being erected at Calcutta. India.
Twelve slaves. who murinisd on the
schooner Lafayette. were tried by the
United States court OF Louisiana.
Russia ordered all her troops 10
eyacuate Erxerun and all territory an
nsred TO Russia By tho tr~ny Of
J. X. Mitchell. OF PhIiadsiphi.. tn.
ventrd a method by which India rub
Der could be made into thin ard almost
sheets.
London papers were urging psriIa-
nent 10 repair the elolstsfs and In
terror of Westminster Abby. which
vas In Q sad stats Of dilapldstion-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-02-02
the so-cailed towns are mere groups of
villages.
How the Children Are Edsestsd.

the so-called towns are mere groups OF
villages.
How the chiidrsn Are Edsestsd.
American educational efforts have
possibly done more to give these peo-
pie true conception OF the benefits
Of civilization and good government
than all the other Influences VIC have
brought to bear on them. There ara
now 1900 schools on the islands, and
In them 500 Americans and $500 na-
tives have In charge 10000 children.
These children are young looking and
attractive. In his youth. the Filipino
boy 10 often exceedingly good looking
and Interesting. with his slight figure
and rich brown skin suggestive OF a
bronze statue. his bright eyes. black
and long eyelashes and eyebrows. AMI
his expression Of cheerfulne-s and
Filipino children ara
children Of promise: they are doclle.
quick. and mentally alert. They have
an aptness for acquiring languages
they learn to speak English very quick
ly-snd they possess a natural talent
FOR the lesser mechanical arts There il
no doubt that Filipino children excel
American children In docilify. imlia.
iiveness and effectiveness. They lack
he American child's perslstcncy and
originality.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-02-02
TArTeRsAlL's $50 YEARS OLD
Great Hor.e Market Due TO the Pre-
tenders Upri.ing OF IJs5.

tenders Upri.ing Of HAS.
Many 10 whom the name OF tho
greatest horse market In the world 10
known have never read the interest
ing history connected with the founda-
ton and continuation OF the business
The name belongs 20 a good old Ian
cashire family that has an innate love
for horses and. better than this. Is
always loyal 10 country and King. The
ancient homestead. dating back 10 the
time OF Elizabeth. was near the homs
OF the poet spenser. and the surround
ing country Is described with great
minuteness in The Faerie Queen"
In 1745 young Richard Tnttersall
lad a friend who went out for the
pretender and Richard wns so deeply
compromised that II was considered
necessary for him to go into hiding
for time. Naturally he went TO
London. and after the storm had sub
sided looked about for means ~
earning a livelihood. He had Inherit
cd fortune OF 10000. but most OF
II had been squandercd on costly
horses and dogs. In later years he
gave a dinner to all his old creditors |
and each found ut his place check |
for the sum due him. with interest.
The duke OF Kensington appointed
the young man master Of the horse
and while holding this Office equine
matters fell into his hands. 20 that
in time II became a matter OF course
that when a great racing stud was 70
be sold he was the ono to manage
II. Young Tatfersall. seeing his op-
portunity, made the start from which
the business has developed. The Jock.
ey Club made Tattersall's Its heed-
quarters and In time the place became
the center OF the hunting and racing
world
Some famous snles hive been made
It Tattersall's. When George w. then
prince OF Wales. sent his stud 10 the
hammer eighty seven horses Of all
.lasses were sold for him by latter
lail, and the sum realized was $40.
10. He afterward stood high in
avor with the prince and royal par
les often came over from Newmarket ,
o drink his wine. IL IL rrore than
30 yenrs since Tatters1li founded
he establishment The present owner.
rnttersall, 4th, has been nctIvely en- I
,sged in the business since 1850. His
ldest son II also n partner and bids :
air 10 cary on the traditions OF tbs !,
ouss with honor and succesA
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-02-02

British West Indian ports were
closed TO all American commerce.
Napoleon and his wife Josephine
were crowned At Paris by Pope Pius
VII.
The governor OF Hayt ordered q
duty OF 81 per gallon ON all liquor In
ported into that island.
The elector OF Salisbury suppressed
In his states the tar imposed ON Jews
The legislature OF South Carolina TO
Jected by single vote the bill pro-
hibiting the importation OF slaves into
that State.
The nrst accurate map OF Virginia.
prepared BY James Madison. VAS CON-
pleted-
BY q treaty concluded between the
State OF Georgia and the Greek indiana
the okmulgee River was named az the
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-02-02

The Halifax IN. 81 chamber Of
commerce voted to open negotiations
looking toward a reciprocity treaty
with the United states-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-02-02

The pleasantest things n the world
are pleasant thoughts. and the great
est art In life Is TO have az many Of
them ~ possible.-Emerson-
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1905-02-02

Booksellers in Turkey never sell
the Koran The Turkish bible IL
deemed too precious to be sold. 1t IL
given away to the person who de<sres
IT. but the tradesman first Insists he
receive nice little present in money.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17
SACRED SONGS

He Is God! For Alto or Baritone
in .6C
DO For Soprano or Tenor In B 60
Jubilato,. Quartette, in English,
Danish Norwegian and Swedish so
The Hymn that Mother sung, In
English, Danish Norwegian and
~
The churchbell, in English, Dan.
ish-N Norwegian and Swedish. 40
- Do Quartette. so
Vain Regret. 40
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

6arrp laramie ps Saues 81. Cyan
ere nj, mtoer Jorber for Moroet poa
@agtmano &eter @auert5 Sen 26en
@fai iioitleoen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

81. @oe, 40 Gnit 5ourtb 5treet,
uoferer alt Clogs 8ogtrDtterarbetoe
eoot og til lape &riier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

For de bedste Fotografier bpr
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
22o-231 E. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
beide. Moderate Priser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

&niebts Of &ptbias. @opeotparte'
ret for 8eroen at &nigbts Of &ptbias
bill bereiter blipe / ct. SAUL, GLOBE
8uil6ing.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

&lnoielis 9@. On ing @iec,
@iQbelmina Scbnmacber, Ser boeoe
bos Mr. &eroni paa 5Berbl1rnc Mpe.,
opoe plu6ielig Senoag Gftermi66ag.
Sun ifuloe babe peret gift ON nogle
foo Tiger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

6or Mnbringelien al Sparepeage
er Der i1ttet be6re er6 ct Stpffe 2an6.
SITE olene fan oct lite jao let Lobe
bort me6e1s 8anferne %fallerer) men
bet tiger ogiaa iabnt % itaoigt !
8eroi, iaa at ct minbre 8elgb an-
bragt pao 6enne Maa6e bill ON tort
Si6 bringe itore Menter / Gorm .af
bpiere @nr6i. silt 2anb -er be6 at
goa op @ris, men noget bl1rti9ere
en6 anoet. Maor Sc ifal anbringe
DereS 9pareifillinger, ligemeget bbor
imaa 8el6, ina raabfgr Dem meo
Sobnien, 46 l1nion 8Iocf, ct. Saul.
S ben forferte @gbe. 5reo Smith
bor ogoelig. forlibt / en- ung Bige,
2illim 8osadro men bun bil6e lite
babe bam og1ba6 bam lite fommes og
ie benoe oftere, % bum baboe en- a11<
ben @iinreite, ion bnn Iiifte beore.:
9erober bleb gmitb neoitemt. Son
figbte en- @ebolper meo ben &eniigt
lat BRUCE 6ettApaa ben Glffeoe, bbis
bum Helobe6e Bob 90 8eorittg1
l&ebolberen btfat6tes boglat pare uoe
of 0roen, bborfor ban tog ben til en-
SfDoeDaabens8 litf for at fda ben
repureref: Ser Da bans Mbul::
9en11e fie1ote BAN ogh ban are,
iteret.
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ST. Paul.
:. s g. gss''.,n s'''',*'.'''',,:

aontoret e. aabeat bbe. stsaesas
til 81. $50.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17
Arel Senien refer til Nebraifa for
at bllpe Dorte ct 8ar Maaneoer.

Ssbernc / ct. saul bar inoiamlet
@enee for beres ,rnoertrptte 2an6s-
mGnb / Muslano.
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minneapolis.

Der bil blioe Mpbe / Dgeoraiil teo-
iofiffe 5amfnno, SOC @e6ar Mpe.,
Spn6ag %@ftermiobog 81. a. Gore6rag
iom %ia6panlig. Moeang fri.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

8bcus Charter. Charter aonn,is>
iarerne inobbo De forifielliee De-
partementscbefer ian,t @ublit,1m i
fin Mlminoeligbeo til at mp6e TANNER,
meo benz oe oisf,,tere Gbarteret iibite
5irs6ag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

We'd Kjeb eler Reparation at
Uhre besSg den velkjendte Juve'
Ter Simon Nelson. 2o9 E. 9TH st.
Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

0bbsfalb: aennetb 8. Sobnion,
1927 CHARLES Str, 6 gar, Sci, 46e
os., 8iolet Sanfen, 906 @ooobrioee
Ctr, 2H Maaneber, Den zoe; @il=
lie 6. Sobnion, 8eit ct. 8a,1l, 8
Gage, BEN Soc; Maren 6. Sobnion,
8etbesbo @oipital7 AZ Mar, Den 12te.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17


Gnsbag Nften sen /. Mopember
fan6t ct imuft &iemmebrpllmp @teo,
ibet ben blanbt be pngre Danite BEL
fienote &n1,o 6er9emano % @fiis
MorD 2arien blep 9gtepiet. @iellen,
ser operpereoeS al en- talrig &reoS
at oct 11nge 8ars 8enner, famot 5teo
/ Mr. og Mrs. @ies's Siem / Como
og uofprtes al @aitor 9Dcbien. Wtr.
Sizes liant 8rl1oens 5elter, Miis &a=
tic 2arlen, fungerebe iom 8i6ner.
WaA, og Mrs. 6ergemanos &lem
bliper / @orren6ale.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

$1,000 5000 =
Gbrtt 8auien er beb at opfpre ct
$4,000 apartment &us.
Som en- 6slge al llnberiegelien at
8raft / County @friperens @ontor,
en- 8etient, 6. S. &eimbacb, facet
in Mfffe6.
Soiepb s.. Grmatinger er uonGpnt
iom Meolem al Charter @ommisiio<
nen iite6etfor @6m. S. Cannon, ser
re%iienerebe.
s.. .. &illiau,s, en- 9bmmermonb,
oer fal6t fro 6iiber Yoper 8or 8pg-
ming for nogle Gage fi6en, oe6e i
paa BpboipitaIet.
@ts-2ooen. 6. 30. & ct. Saul
bleb mulfteret $50 for Oper-
tre6elie at @sg 2open. 2ab set gobe
Mrbeibe blibe beo. Ser bl1rbe bore
so 9omfeloelier bper Sag.
Nfartin Gobtgaarb f11nbe life fao
noget at briffe / Minneapolis iibite
5gn6ag bborfor ban Tom til ct.
Saul. Set bill tage bam juit 60 0a-
&c at tenfe ober Sagen.
81 fun ipare Sem &e1ee paa Ga>
toto 2an6. &c os 6erfor in6en Sc
fipber. l10merfet 2ono, lape &riier,
rimelige 8iltoar. Sobnien, 46 Union
8locf, ct. SAUL.
Ylnbielig 9@. On ing &ige,
@ilbelmina Scbnmacber, Ser boeoe
bos Mr. &eroni paa @berbl1rnc Mpe.,
osoe pluoielig Senoag Gftermi66ag.
SUN if11loe babe paret gift ON nogle
foo Tiger.
81 800 80. 4 '-. '
Mrs. Caroline Dlicn, @nfel1 eftcr
Gbmaro Slien berof 8Den, oebe
&illsboro, 81. g., iibite. 2proag. 81,
get blep bragt til ct. Borl, og 8e,
grabelieu fanot @te6 Sns6ag Otter.
m66ag fro ben 6anife Metbooii1
Strife, 8roaopop og 136e ctr.
Tposler: Drengebgrn fom til Mrs
Ole A%noerion, 1006 2erington 9(be.
Mfrs. Mlfreo. @arlien, @arrenoale
@rs. @briit Sperion, 289 Mttpatel
Ctr, Mrs. $. 6. 0lion, 8etbesbc
&oipital. 8igebgrn: Mrs. Jron1
81. Berg, 62t Olipe Str, @rs. e
81. Mn6erion, 22O7 8lafe ctr, Mrs
S11lius Senien, 457 Eoronto ctr.
She 9eltneator for December CT
oisie Gage fommet os / @e11oe, oe
ri benptter 2eiligbeoen i'll at benleot
bore fpt116elige 2eieres Opmerflon1:
be6- paa bette u0merfet mutt u6jtp:
reoe &efte. Goruoen en- meget rig:
boloig &epl1 oper oe berifenoe 500.
Ser, MnptSninger for GRANDDAUGHTER
|Sfreooeripning / Siemmet, &us:
6oloningsraa6 o9 mangfol6ige on6rf
cling at Snteresie for Gamer, brin.
ger BET Ell M@ng0e go6e Sortellin:
ger og meget Slluitrationsltof, bpor-
al enoel berer til set be6ite ri bar ieI
u6fert paa 9rpf. Hriien for set ito:
re 9efte ct fun Is Gents.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

Vi fun ipare Gem &cmse poa Ga<
toto 2ano. &c % oerfor in6en Sc
fjpber. llomGrfet 2ano, lape &riier,
rimelige 8ilfaor. Sobuien, 46 Union
Blocf, ct. SAUL.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17
40 aeres for $40.
80 aeres for $50.
100 aeres for $3.50.
$40 Aeres for $640.
1000 Mcres FIR $1,000.

Disie &riier gieloer MT - life
efter neite l1ges l16lgb. &nis Sc bill
babe noget at bette billige 2ono, iao
fig berfor til itioe. Sobnien, 46
Union 8locf, ct. Saul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

iofiife Samfun6, SOC Cedar Mpe.,
Spnoag @ftermi6oog SCI. 4. Tore6rag
iom iG6panlig. Mogang fri.
2%ntberanertte er / &enbolo til oen
nplig iteofuno11e firfeliee 6olfeteI<
ling set Eroesiamfuno, Der er for
bolosbis lterfeit repr9ienteret /
minneapolis, i6et al 6e 23,987 So
miltebope6er, Ser erfl9reoe at tilbg-
re ct &frfeiamfuno, oe 1924 erfle-
reoe fig at bore 2utberanere, 3,840
&atbolifer og 3,216 Metbooiiter.
&eiten tilbgrte forifjellige Somfun6.
Ga. 5000 tilbsrer intet &irfeiam-
FUND.
Tranf 9amilton, Sen @pisrepor-
ter oeo rEimes", Der for 11og1e Mor.
ttlbage 6grntes til 5tillmater for
9rnbet paa 2eonar6 Sap / Billiard
rlmmt ! 8eit &otel, % iom blep.
par6onneret efter ct Bar aars 0p-
bol6 / GansIet, bar for nogle Sage.
iioen bol6t 8rpIll1p / San 6rancis-
90, Dbor ban MI er aniat beb 8pens
itgrite Dagb1ao nGraminer" 8ru<
Sen CT en- meget befienb1 &unitneri11<
De, Der ti6ligere bar boet Fer / Min-
r1eapolis, Miis &auline &ruger, Der
M boer isan Grancisco.
Minneapolts Stoer bill gaa meo i
ben ! SEEM Sort reiite 8epaseIie for.
at moiamle Mfi6ler til beres Iibenbe.
EroesfaIler Musla1b, Ser / ben ie-.
mere gio bar baret @ienitarto for.
|frpgtelige Misban6linger. Ser af-
Bol0tes iioiite Jreoag Nften ct -Mpoe !
|Spnagogen paa 10. Street, b6or set
blep beila1ttet at iperfiette Ell SSnozs
iamIiing FER iBDen bla1tm ulle Ero-
esiamfu16 og 5mfunofIaser, % ct
M~oSfen1gbe piiI om nogIesD Gage blliibe
|ofbol6t for at Dnffe Snteresie for
Egagen. ssssz.s ssSI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

Mr, Mels Y. Safobien % geiis
Barren &plm, begee 9onife, bIep iib-
lite Snsoog Mften Ggtepiet at @aitor
9pcbien / oeres f%remtioige &iem,
377 @tope ctr. Carl Mnoerien og
Sens g. 8eterien optraa6te iom 8i6-
,1er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

- - -
Der e. 500 Sanolenoe 5pirituoiu
@artenoers ! ct. 8ail.
2erernes antal 81. Baul er
LII.
@opebplaoien for itgrre eller mini
ore 6arme | MGrbeom al ct. Banl,
/ @inneiota % 8isconfin, er Dos
46 linton 8locf, ct. Saul.
Mutton @iol, Der, io11 man oil err
ifieo fin 5pn, blep 6emt til S
Mar i 311gtbuiet. Ssnnen er nu- frF
igien.
@bem bil babe ct flint lille 2an6-
itpffe, 10 Mcre, for $3.50? 8etaltn-
get1 Tan afpasies efter Gorboloene.
Sobnlon, as luton 8locf, ct. 8aul.
81 bar enbel bejlist Dafota 2on6
at bDtte moo 8peienoomme eller 8a-
rebebolonineer. &noo bar Sc? Sobn=
-ie,,, 46 luton 8locf, ct. 8a,,l.
Gn 80 Aeres 6arm, 9o6t 2on6,
@us o. :. b., ct @ar Simers &eiie
fra ct. @aul, at bptte moo 8peien<
bonn. &pao bar De? Sobnlen, 46
llnion 8locf, ct. Yaul.
Spg Gift. Mrs. Mnna Scb,part5,
9S4 Marion Ctr, tog Ell Goiis &ar=
bolipre % bs6e. SUN bapbe pGret
ipgelig for nogen Sis, bpilfet angipes
lon1 @r1tno for 9anblingm.
9Ggteifabstillabelier: Crit Spcr-
ion % Caroline Morlep, Matbep
Gbompion og 0farie &agen, Soiepb
Ga &ue % &o5ella Sobnion, Sobn
@meoh1nb % @len Martinlon, Sobn
.. MeIIon % Esther 81. 8reoabl.
8ert Melion, Saloonmanoen / 1855
Concord Ctr, fit ct 9lfrus / &ope6et
forleoen Mften og er lom Selge nlagt
op". 6oreperen, Bbil. 8auline, bleu
orreiteret. Melior bar ti6ligere go
litibetient.
@lemte Nannet. Mtnnie 9ebr
iggte ON Sfilsmisie fra lin Man6,
men funbe life fortalle Dommeren
ON bans Soon bar 5reb eller 2o1is.
Sum forflare6e at bun iomn1etioer
falote bam meb set enc, iontmetioer
me6 set an6et, me11 bioite life bbtlfet
bar set rette. 0o1nmeren u61atte
Sagen til Da11' fnnbe fin6e no.
8pr9er- &omitee1t, bpem set ct BE-
troet at famle Mtoler for Spfgrelien
al en- M og tiosmasiig 81. sc. 6.
ST." Bpgning, bar l1oiteot ct 9praab
til 8orgerne, mtmooen6e bber iier
ON at bielpe til. De appellerer til
Snopaaner,tes Stoltbeosfelelie iamt
til acknowledgment for go6 moralif,
fDiiif og intellectual u6pifling, iaa al
gobe 8orgere ipil blibe @egelen.
&olitibetjent Better 8amlion blep
fjert ODER at en- Automobif Sgnoag
gftermt66ag og farlig iaaret. &an
par paa fin 8oit paa &iprnet al $50
bahia % 4. Ctr, 6a Ell M11tomobil
font fisrenoe og reo BAN omful6.
Otter at ban bar bIepen forbun6et al
en- 2ege blep ban bragt biem, bbor
ban befinoer Jig / en- 6aarlig Etlitano.
40 aeres for $40.
80 Aeres for $50.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

Sos @ift. @rs. Mnna Scb1part3,
9S4 Morion Ctr, tog e,, Goiis 4ur=
bolipre % os6e. SUN bapoe pGret
lpgelig for nogen Sis, bpilfet angipes
lom @r1tno for @anblinge1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

Mrs. Caroline Dlicm, @nfen eftcr
Gomaro GIien beraf 8pen, oebe /
&illsboro, q. g., ii6ite. 2proag. 2i=
get blep bragt til ct. Barl, og Be-
grabelien fanot @te6 Sns6og gfter-
mio6ag fro ben 6onife Metbooiit
Strife, 8roootpop og 13be ctr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

9Ggteifabstillabelicr: Crit Sper-
ion oe Caroline Morlep, Matbem
Gbompion % Marie &agen, Soiepb
Ga @ue og Mo5ella Sobnion, Sobn
@meoh1no % @len Martinlon, Sobn
.. Melion og gstber 81. 8re6abl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-11-17

gpne brpo inb i IS. 81. Mnberlons
Grocery @tore poa Selbp Mne., %
itial for omtrent $40.