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, 1905-01-20

The coroner's jury this afternoon
found no less than four principal
wounds on the mans head and neck,
besides several smaller one The
first wound was no doubt inflicted with
one of the pieces of iron. 1t was on
the back of the head, about two inches
back of the crown. The second wound
was to the lett of the crown about two
inches. The third was over the right
eye and the fourth vas the stab wound
in the neck, in which the found
the blade Of the knife. There were
wounds on the right cheek, IN the right
side Of the temple and on the right
jaw.
DIR. Hamilton was present at the
Continued on page ~
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A GREAT REVIVAL
IS ON: At DENVER
BUSINESS SUSPENDED AND THE
SCHOOLS CLOSED WHILE PEG.
PIE kNEEL IN PRAYER.
Most Remarkable Religious Demon
stration Under the Conduct Of Dr.
Wilbur Chapman Of New York
Sixteenth Street Crowded With
Men and Women Anxious to Hear

Denver, Colo, Jan. .20.-Sixteenth
street was crowded today and the
business of the city is at a standstill.
owing to the great revival Of religion
going on here, and which had succeed
ed in stopping business for several
hours, while prayer was progressing.
The schools have been closed, 500 bus
mess houses have stopped and the en-
tire city appears to be In a thoroughly
religious mood. Six thousand people
are in and about the Tabor opera
house doing reverence to the Supreme
Being. 1t is a remarkable sight. DR..
Wilbur Chapman Of New York is con-
Quoting the great revival.
, 1905-01-20
Verdict of Murder Against Speyer.

Kansas City, Mo, Jan. 2O.-A yer.
dict of murder in the first degree, car
rying death penalty, was returned to.
day against Martin Speyer, a circus
rider, who cut the throat of his Sleep
ing little son. The deed was committed
after Speyer had been arrested on the
charge of mistreating his little girl. to
remove eye witnesses. Speyer for
merly lived at Whitewright. Tex. His
defense was insanity,
, 1905-01-20
JENS HANSEN'S PLACE OF BUSI-
NESS AT FORT STEELE SCENE
OF A DARING hoLDUP AT
eo'CLoCk LAST NIGHT.
Fifteen Men Lined Up and One Named
Valdez Shot Twice While Trying
to Make His Escape-Taken to
Rock Springs Hospital, Where He
Will Probably Die Bartender
Forced to Open Safe.


Fort Steele, Wyo., Jan. 20.-At
O'Clock last night two men under mask
entered the saloon owned by Jens
Hansen and ordered fifteen men to
hold up their hands. This was obeyed
by all but one man named Valdez, who
tried to make his escape and was shot
will probably die. Valdez was taken
to the Rock Springs hospital.
The bartender was ordered to open
, 1905-01-20
Rebellion in Province Of Moscow

Berlin, Jan. 20.-The Tageblatt re-
ports that a rebellion has broken out
in the province of Moscow. Today the
rebels, according to the report, dyna-
mited the government buildings con
taining the administrative, judicial,
taxation and police offices. Chief Of
Police Poti is reported killed and the
magistrate wounded by the mob.
, 1905-01-20
GEORGE GERBER BEATEN TO
DEATH IN HIS STORE WITH
HEAVY BARS OF IRON
LAST NIGHT.
Found at Noon Lying In Pool Of Blood,
With Knife Sticking in Gaping
Wound in Throat and With Ter
rib.e Cash on Forehead-Robbery
No Doubt Cause Of Deed-coroner
Holding Inquest This Afternoon.

George Gerber, owner OF a small
racket and grocery store at 9O7 First
street, was found murdered this after
noon. the discovery having been made
at 1928 by Morgan and w. S. krad-
Ter, who, finding the store locked and
no evidences of life. burst open a door
In the rear OF the store, finding the
mans body in the door leading from
the middle room to the store oom In
front. The man lay in his own blood,
with an ugly wound In the right
temple and with his throat cut, the
blade OF the knife having been left 10
the wound when the murderer depart
ed, evidently by the front door Of the
store. Two bars Of iron. each an Inch
in diameter and more than q foot long.
and each covered with blood at one
end, we're found near the body Of the
murdered man, the bolts Of iron and
the blood-covered knife being turned
over to Coroner Robinson, who was
soon on the scene. The store was
placed in charge Of viii Arp. under
oath to permit no unauthorized person
to enter the building. The body was
turned over to Undertaken J. w. Stry-
ker, who took 1t to his morgue. and
where It was viewed by the coroner's
Jury, Messrs. Peter Mordhurst. Bert
Bramel and w. 8. Knadler. Under
Sheriff Morgan Knadler and Sheriff
Reals were at the building among
the first to arrive.
From the position Of the body and
the condition OF things In the two
rooms, 1t IL evident that the murder
was committed to aid in robbing the
store. The building is . one story af-
fair, consisting of three rooms. 1t
faces First street. on the east side Of
the street, the three rooms running
toward the rear. The nrst room, about
eighteen feet square, Is the store room.
with shelving on both sides, filled with
q miscellaneous stock Of goods-gro-
cerie:, shoes, small hardware and
canned stun. The middle room.
reached by = door from the store room,
wa occupied by Gerber al a living
room. Here was his bed. with q straw
mattress, suhacient bedding and the
cook stove and dining table. The
back room il . sort Of store room for
heavier goods. there being bags of
, 1905-01-20
still %pisaruntled.

whats the matter?' asked the op-
timist. 81 thought your uncle had left
you $780, 00?"
He did" replied the pessimist, but.
confound 1t, he provides In his will that
I'VE got to use $3.50 Of it to buy a tomb
stone."-Record Herald.
, 1905-01-20
VICTIMS OF S
Denver Couple Victims Of Unwilling
Error Of Friend

Denver, Colo, Jan. 2O.-Herman c..
Hoffman is dying today of poison, ad'
m%inistered by mistake. His stomach
is entirely eaten out by muriatic acid.
He refuses to tell who is the friend
who unwittingly gave it to him. Neither
will Mrs. Hoffman, though herself bad
ly burned and who is being widowed
by the blunder, tell who is responsible
for it.
, 1905-01-20

Madion, Wis, Jan. 20.-The repub.
lican caucus is called for Monday night
to nominate a United States senator
to succeed Senator Quarles. Today's
signatures to LaFollette's candidacy
indicate the election Of the fighting
governor.
, 1905-01-20
MORTA[[Y WOUNDED
IN SALOON ROBBERY

the safe. which he did. The holdups
then took the money, amounting to
about $3.50, and made their escape.
Sheriff Horton and a posse are on
the trail of the holdups, but as yet
they have not beer captured.
, 1905-01-20

Bill Prohibiting Piping Natural Gas.
Topeka, kas., Jan. 20.-Sentaor Por-
ter introduced a bill in the legislature
today prohibiting piping natural gas by
artificial pressure. The measure is de-
signed to keep Kansas gas within the
confines of the state.
, 1905-01-20
One Hundred Indictments Returned

Pueblo, Colo. Jan. 2O.-This morn.
ing the special CRANE jury investigating
the election frauds here made its final
report to the district court. and, after
the reading of the report. the panel
was discharged. One hundred indict.
ments were returned this morning. in.
Guiding many well known people.
, 1905-01-20
Bryan raIkIno Reoraanixation.

Washington, D. c., Jan. 20.-Bryan Is
here talking reorganization Of the DEM
ocratic party along the lines existing
previous to 1904. Many Statesmen As
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sure him their support. Bryan in
tends to visit President Roosevelt and
reiterate his commendation of the
, 1905-01-20
8 cans of good Evap-
GRATED Cream CSC at
Peabody's.

The Republican 10 the best advertfs.
NJ medium In the city. for II reaches
al The people.
, 1905-01-20

Carload Pillsbury's Best just re-
ceived at Laramie grocery. tt
, 1905-01-20
Over 5000 Disabled at Port Arthur.

Toxic, Jan. 20.-The complete enum-
Grafton Of the Russian sick, wounded
total of $500.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-10-20
!: Brofes1or 8eter $. Qanae11o

9rofesior Reter $. aangemo
.beo Oregon Statsuniperfitet, bpis
&iem tioligere bar / &enpo11 Der /
StateL bar begaaet Selpmorosfol-
i6g. @runoen til bette fienoes lite.
&an bar ltuoeret be61 5tatsuniber..
iiteterne i Minneiota, bpor ban bar
fien6t iom en- i9rbeles flittig 5tu-
sent, Ser fbrte ct efsemplariff Sip, %
'@isconiin, bporfra ba91 tog Off
gongsefsamer 1899.
S Biert3 bleb ser en- Scat ii6it
/ @eptember begaoet ct Snobrub i
&artmanns 8utif .og / flere Dage
funoe man life finoe noget Spor al.
Sppene. @i6ites l1ge bleb imi6lertio
Seal arreiteret / 2ittIe Sails
UNDER Mistanfe for &pberiet. &aa
@eien til Stationen gift ban UNDER
5beriffens @epogtning ODER en- 8ro
ODER 6lober, og ban foriegte 90 at
faIte nogle &apirer ub ODER &efp9r.
fet. @in6en tog Dem og blelte 6en1
op poa 8roen igien, og set bite fig
at bore en- Gel al Sc &eroipaptrer,
ser bar itiaalne fra @ortmanr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-10-20
J%1linnelOta 6tatS ager=
6rugS(6o(e.

Minneiota StatS Mgerbrugsifole
(r5cbool Of Mgriculh1re"), beliggem-
oe ct Mntbonp 8arf, omtrent mi6t.
peis mellem Minneapolis % ct.
Saul % i. Merbeoen at Gomo=Sar.
rietS. Sporpeislinie, Der forbinoer
beg9e Bper, bar me6 8egpnoelien al
0ftober Maane6 begpn6t fit. Otter:
aars- % &inferfurius. Sill al be.
gpn6e meo bar Der inb1nel6t 366
@tuoenter, % ser pente6es eno11u ct
&unoreoe flere. Sc fleite at Stu
oenterne fommer naturligpis fra
Minneiota, flint Ser ogiap fommer
uoiftllige fro an6re Stater,og iaar er
Ser en- belt fra Maine og en- fra 60
lifornia.
Gprll0en Set regmlere &nrius be6
Sfplen bar ser / 6e liblte fem Mar
p9ret bol0t ct fort &urius for
6armere", iom er blepen n1eget nDts
tigt og popnlert, iier blan6t elore
Meno, iom er for trablt befiefti-
get paa fine Gorme til at bore bor=
tie nogen lGngere Sis.
9ette @urius bill 8tnter begDn6e
SEN 8. Sanuar1.906 6. Sc fbrlte
iefs Tiger bellises en- @effe 6orelas.
uinger oper Sbemaer al lepenbe
Snteresie for MinneiotaS 6armere.
Otter 6orelGsningerne onpenoes to
tiger i'll at bebemme &orniorter %
olle &lasier al lepenbe @peg.
&uriusiet ~afluttes SEN 3. Marts.
9e, iou1 in6mel6er fig for ale otte
Tiger, betaler $40. Sc, iom fun
6nlfer at oberp9re Sc ii6lte to Tiger,
eller en- Sci al Dem, betaler So.
Ser forlanges ingen @fsamen for
at opernGre Bette forte &11rl us, og
beller life er Ser nogen MlberS-
grnnie. Man fan ie babe rnge
og gamle, groaifiaggeoe @eno
blon0t ben1, iom oberpGrer 6oreles-
ningerne, 6olf, iom gnifer at bape
&eoe pao Sc ltore Soran6ringer, iom
lto0ig finder Ste0 / Mrrtioens Mger.
brugsmetbo6er.
9eon @illiom SO. 2iggett eller
&rpf. Mnorem 8ois, ct. MntbonD
&orf, Mi1n., er re6e til at gipe ollie
Splpsninger mes &enipn til Sfo.
len, lpm1 maatte gnifes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-10-20

Banen, Der baooe taget fro fin &asfe
ST, 600, idm ban5 bab6e forgot /
Spill.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-10-20
= nnolanoet. /.
Observation-Disclosures
Minnelota.

9en ferlte pirfelige 6orimag
poo @interens &omme fif man Sirs=
Dag, Onsoag og Sorsbag iiblte l1ge
i Minneiota. 6lere @teoer, nabnlig
/ Ben norolige Sci at @taten, falot
Der enoel Sne, % 6roiten bar meget
lfarp; oct par ben fbrIte nppnepGr<
oige &nloe / benne Salon, og 8eiret
bar lige iii Manoag peret belt font
merligt. Sm Ireoagen begpnote bet
after at blibe mil6t.
- ct. @afaels Soipital / ct.
CLOUD, BET beblt uoitpreoe &oipital
mellem Gpillingbperne og 5tille.
bapsfpiten, bleo ii0te ,l1ge eoelagt
peo Ell 8rano, iom begpnote peo
@lepatoraabningen i dieroe @tage.
SO @atienter og Is Ssitre 1af Sene>
oiftineror6enem bbem &oipitalet TIL
bprer, bIep alle brngt / Sifferbeo;
men Sc, lom bar Il treble @tage,
maatte frpbe giennem cit tat &eg. st
bolpt 9niin 8atienter, iom 9age1,
fpr blep operereoe, Iigger / en- BE-
tGnfelig 9il1tqno. 8ranofolfene BE-
fnmpcbe Sloen fra Saget, og efter
fem Simers Nrbei6e in6ifrenfe6e DC
6lammerne til Saget, &piitnGrelict
og treble @tage. Sabet bill, bltpe ON.
firing 100000, meo en- DISTURBANCE
paa $4,000 paa 8pgningen og 49,
200 pan SSnpentariet.
Sub. Sobnion er al ,Sbomas
g. Qotpion inbbubt til at tage 5R6t
Ii en- &omite at @%uber1brer % re-
prpientotipe Mnnb fra afle 5tdfer
om faI tage iigtofs De Seem Dorf &s'
~inraneefompagnier ION ifal nnberib
ges, % beige Dtreftbrer % 8eitpre:
rel Bnpern6rens bar iparet, at ban e
pilIig iiI at gao in6 4emtteen
fjgnt ban lite er dsiureret i nose
a;oe onflageoe Msiurmceielifdber d
Vs A3r a - = Il ,NO$ r. .rEHg @E vsTs5ss -. o. e...El@a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-10-20

GIN fommer inart @interen, % Ser
ttltrenses Sui ug &ranbe. @por,
for life qua etltebs fen, bpor bn
life bebbner at fjsbe bet? 81 far
2anb tilialgs til nugget lape &riier
paa. Gteber, bnor &renbet life I'll
foite big noget, bpor DIT fan grade
sit eeet Sui, eller bpur intct 8rGn-
&c bebbpes mnbtasen for 8ogning.
81 fan tilfrcbstille alle, ba hi bar
soot 2anb tilialss / Sc met forifjel=
ligartebc Gsne % paa lettc 8etin9el-
ier. Sra SO pr, Nere Up for gob
6arminglnnb.
Sobuien & g.,
46 ltnion gloef, ct. saul, Mipn.
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Joma.

= 9 oIunteers of Mmerica I 6io1r
Gitp bor begpnbt en- Scamp for at. faa
Sc al 8pen tilIo6tes8 Spillebuie Ser.
iteog luffeoe. ,9erser i'oen ier1ene
sTio forefal6t flereoGiIfaibe at I'm
'oeriab, ION fiiffert friber fig ira
8eisg ! s@pillebnfene, inoleoeg at Ell
Billetage1t 5collaro be6 MiItpautee
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-10-20

Barer,, ser hopoe tooet fro fin aos{e
$1,000, ior1 ban bap6e forgot !
emil
!4%nnoresmonb !6,,lI Of ges
moines bnr nrret mn SHE inn,
!@a,bi6ot for @nnerf1dr Mo,ten- !Son
bor MI erflpret. At hon life o. Can.
6i6ot for @uper1sr. men for @ipn.
polo til @onores}en. i
d
50 q @ronn mrn,;>o,+ ior
hpn :foII9ro66ea 5Wonf gtnrmoofo
Mon ;6{d+ap - M;ar;ftsro+to,, !;
Gio,,r G;tn T;enS{ Hn15ia 5niaoa+;o
Monfforretni,,aS noS forTe monnartor
~ ,sn6farsrsr /; mdnerne 90,
,1;nhSto Gtrof SOW ~ na,,,,oa 81,
6on,,o sor,oor,o ~ 5mo.s hoo.M
s a,;o;aIsarh al :xxa
ufgiort, ON 5agen bill blipe appelle.
ret.
N 4ongresma11o &epbnrn pil mn.
l1gpts faa en- BARN Scamp at beltoa
Tor at boloe lin Hlaos I &epreie11<
%tantbu1et. SONS Wtootano1oat bltper
". =. Sm1tb at Wtt. MDr, Der lom
1T beo1te' &agnebaaben brnger e.
Sreo, Der beo11er, at Sepbrrns So1'
9erlen, Mas1en &bnmmel> bar op-
fraaot 1om SobpDt1t I Rongreslen Tor
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS I pet D1ltrtff,
Dpor SoronnosDooeoltaoen l19ger'
9epohr" ol 11t1erf 1aa. Sah11elt9'
geo oeo al 91pe, 1t1reoslttlle0oe Sor'
!1or1"9 1or III Sorpolo Ill Spl9er.
lpa'leh, men gun Oh Dape S1e11e 81
S'ale"s Ser"paaeorso''1u11o".
= s.. Otter, en-. una, pelltaaeuoc
Jarmer i Merbeoen al 6orelt @itp,
bar,forloot fin @ieuoom iom Nglqe al
ulpffelig &ierligbeo til en- @iae, Der
life engang pi6Ite, at Otter bapoe noe
ret parme sSpleller for benbe. Otter
er 5gn al en- ria sSor1ner ga hQpoe
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op paa 8roen tglen, og bet bite Zig
at pere en- Gel al Sc g er6ipaptrer,
ser bar Itiaalne fra @artmarr.
mtseoniin.
S. sc. Mnln6ien, iom bar Ell
6arm 3-Wfile fra Domnitg og er Ell
8ro6er til ~Decorab &oiten"s nbgi.
Der, Scr. g. M%nunoien, bapbe iioite
uge ner fat 2ipet til peo at ipiie
%biemmelapet Sit, bbori Ser bab6e uo<
piflet fig ct eller an6et meget farltgt
@iftitof. So al bans 8brn blep lige-
leoes baar6t angrebne, % en- 16 Mar
gar1mel 9atter er en6nu lite uoen>
for ,Gare.
- @apirfabrifen / Marinette blep
paa set n9rmelte goelagt Deo 8rano
ii6ite uge og fun Snfpbit Mnlegget
1taor 1ilbage. Sloen bre6te fig meget
burtigt giennem bele 6abrifen.
@ranopelenet fra baa6e Marinette %
Menominee iant a6ifillige @ra,1o>
1lufningspramme, iom 5apmpllerns
longs 6lo6en bol6er, fempeoe at al
lie &refter mos Sl0en, men ollie Ml1-
Itrengelier for at frelle &oDeobpgnin>
gen Dor forgiepes. Sabet bill gaa op
Ill $t25,O00, @alp6elen al 6abri.
fens 8er6t.
= @oitfontoret i @ilo &oie Blu
forrige 2eroag Scat a11grebet al SIP.
pere, ser brugte Mit%rogIpcerin til at
iprenge &en9elfabet % flpgteoe bort
me6 $500 og Srimarfer for $500.
gfsploiionen 'peffe0e 8pens 8efolf-
ming, og CSC Mono iatte efter 8an-
oit1erne og in6berteoe Dem i en- Sfon
8 Mil fra 8pen, bpor Ser opitoo. en-
Scamp, ser bareoe ~ Slime og enbte
meo, at Ell at @pperne bleo ibielifaot,
to baarot iaarebe og Den fieroe ober<
gap Jig. Sc tire o%nerlepen6e 8anoit.
ter er inoiat / @ountparreiten / Obj
foib og antages at pgre gamle erfar-.
ne 6orbrpbere, Der bar peret meo til
o6iftllige aeberter.
= Misiisiippt &iper Smpropc.
ment Msiociotton bar bol6t &onpen-
tion / ga @rosie, % | fin &apport
unbefaleoe. 6inansicfreteren, at Der
bleb iamlet ct 6ono paa $4,000 til
Brug for Mgitation for at opnaQ
grun6ige og bartge 5orbe6ringer al
6looens @eiIleb, I'll. a. peo @rou.
ming al en- &anal, 5bbor ielDe Sloo-
leiet life bar egnet til Seila6s. 5or-
Iaget 'bIep be6taget me6 flor 8egei<
firing, og Sagen bill blipe ipGrfiat
iaalebes, at Ser bliber paalignet 8p>
erne fra Davenport, Sa., moo Spo
til 81. Claire moo ,Mor6 for1fiellige
GUNNER efter .beres. Stgrrelie til
settle 1on6, fra $50 til 81 900.
= Moolpb 6re6ericf be6. en- 6or.
retuingsman6, Ser ! flere Mar bapoe
pGret i 5orbinoelie meb @olman
2umber So. / Ga grosie Son. on,
laaes for at BABE en- flor 6ormue, oe
BON bopoe FILTER: ti0ligere raaoe1
oper en- betp6el;g @apital. 6or 2
9lar iiben 6ebe bans &uitru, iom bar
lepebe lDffelig meo og tort Sio eftel
forclifeoe ban fig ten ung @poitaos'
pige. ser bar 8eigg. i ga @rasie
Der fit bnn imiolertio en- &nrp, bpai
bon tog fig iaa ner, at ban begil
selrmor6. Dette blep omtalt
| 9locene, og fort Gt6 efter mel6te fil
cit Came fra ct. Saul, Der bebiite
at b1,n bap6e speret gift me0 Sreoe
ricf, fbr ban blep gift meo fin al
6doe Some, og at ban albrig bar Bic
BET lopformelig ftilt fra ben6e. &nl
neoIagoe MI 6orbring paa Nrpen Ell
fer bam, % bun fit ben. Men Del
itore 6orml1e bar ipnn6et i1ro ii
ituffels' 1866. e. t s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-10-20
noro Dafota.

8anfen i &enfel, &embino
County, blep forleoen biemiegt ci
&gpere, Ser ipr9ng1e &engeifabet %
flap bort meo $4,000 / @ebler OF
Sslp, men ser blep be6 Gfsploftoneil
poelagt effects og 8er0ipapirer for
ct longt iterre 8elpb. Set oil blipc
meget panifeligt at finoe 9ppen,
blonbt ollie Sc fremmeoe Serifere.
iom / 6enne Si6 ferries / @gne,,.
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U1ultO% u%]S " IlS1ttAASON ~pAIlASA>'
iom / 6enne SID forbes / @gneu.
8reit6enten for ben fallereoc
9eational 8anf / Minot, S. 81: @ricf-
Jon, blep ii6lte ltge / 6argo iopmt ell
@traf af 5 Mars baar6t @rbeioe !;
Statsfnngslet / Siol1r Soils. Set
bar Sen miloeite Struf, Ser funoe
ogmmes for bans 6%orieelie, og
Dommer Mmi6en u6talte fin SDm;
patbi for oen Domfelote, iom iffe
bapoe bapt til &eniigt at begaa Sen
Sbtrtreoelie, ban maa lioe UNDER.
men 9ireftgrerne <Dab6e b9ret 1l6pe
% ,bnp6e life nbppet ben fornp0ne
@ontroI tro6s @ricfions u6trDffeliJt
gnffe.
sra @rono SORTS me66eles iio-
lte lleesom ct Mebe mellem Sober %
Sbn1 iom lite bapoe. let binanoen
Is Mar, 90 lom bragte en- 8igqmi
&iitorie for, Gagen. On Mano bco
9eabn Sens Melum, Der MI er boiio'
oen6e. BET norolige Minneiota, reiIte
for ~ @or iioen fra Morge, bpor ban
efterlo6 &uitru, og to 8grn. &al.
neolatte Jig paa en- 5arm I Noro
Dafota og ifrep De fbrite Mar flittigt
til 6omilieu / Morge. men opbprte
ian meo bette, og bans Suitrn iroeoe
bom 0a 500. 9ette bar ban imi0lsr.
tio life, ban bop0e giftet Zig meo eli
al1ben @bin6e, Der fp0te BAN flcrs
8ern, og efter ell 9ios 6orlpb flpt-
tebe sban til Minneiota n1e0 fin So
mile SEQ. 2. Ser bar BOG fomln:l
@pgter til Morse ON at ban lcpeot
% bans 59n of4feslte gGgteifab no
ponore6e iioen til Mu1erifq.. Sorle'
Sen TOM ban :lqay.til 8ranb Sorfs
bpor Guberen tilfploigpis oaiqa net
,pp bar, 90 en- @agfbrer, iom Se1ncl
bouoesbenbsn6t iig.1H for at faa 0p
Ipsning ON Jaoeren, fjeu6te be1,,,
Ion farte 6em ia1nrnen. Set fpht s;
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@n .pploiom Mprbseititornl. les

@n puloiom Morbscititornt, leoiu-
get al &egn og &oal, bar De itoltc
Gage ralet oper 9eoroleen og ben eli.
sel1te &ul1al, meo6eles fra Samborg
/ Girsodgs. Mange 5fibe CT f%orliiir
eller baparcreoc, oe % gsmeno ",
bes at bnre brutnebe. &pitfartcl,
blep fnl6itan0ig ltanoiet, % allc
@ab,1e bar fuloe af Sfibe, Der ipgte
81 for ,Stormen.
Sir &enrp Strung, Gnglanos %
en- at @erbens itprite sfueipineresi
@litioen, er ! 2grbags q1flga'aet peo
Cohen, meget plnoielig % upentet,
pqa en- TSonr,16 i 5. et1gelife Bropin-
fer, So11 bar SO gar gd11rneI og bdr
peret @fueipiller' iioen fit IL. Mar.
Dprinbeliq bar ba,1 smeaet fattigs men
har tent fig en- meaet betpbelig Scr,
nue. Of bpilfen bar, bar teitame,llttseYr,eti
Sen 1tsrite Sci 1iI ieeniife Gorrnaal.
Son .~forberebte itiasii bteeiflre1 Raib. iii 81
amirna6 gjert,ntp,mIrf Sc 5oreneoe 9td,
fcr. s.. s#+ sis2'z
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WORT STORE $1.oo T1LBUD.
8 2-1b. PIX. Mead's F1aked Rye.
8 lib. PIX. Perfection Rye Coffee.
1 Glib. PIX. u S. Rolled Macaroni Wheat.
1 1H-lb. PIX. Cream Of Barley.
1 5-lb. PIX. Mead's Barley Flour.
1 lib. PIX. Pearl Barley.
10 ~fuldvegtige Parker.
20 lbs. Worlds Choicest Cereals.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-10-20

WORT STORE $2.25 r1LBUD.
s 2-lb. Parker Mead's Flaked Rye.
s LIB. PIX. Perfection Rye Coffee.
s 2-lo: FIX. s. Rolled Macaroni Wheat.
8 1z2-lb. PIX. Cream Of Barley.
2 5.lb: PIX: Mead's Fancy Barley Flour.
l 1O-lb. PIX. Fancy Wheat Graham.
1 lib. PIX. Fancy Pearl Barley.
% fuldvRgtige Parker.
SO lbs. Worlds Choicest Cereals.
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Of Dor @eobane og &1Itur, bog paa
opermoaoe mango &urfter gier 81
bet imellem De to &ign inu1ffere %
finer ems i Sc fleite epropeiife 2onoe.
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ems Monoen, ser bGrer itgrre elgieI-
.1e % 9@rbpoigbeo til Sfue for beuoe,
ems man nogen ginoe Ter set ber i
Grropa: SSffe Sen melt Iurpeoe &C.
ger pilbe goa fprlt ino en- Gpor=
boan, bbis Ser 1too Ell Game % belt
teoe, life Sen fineite Man0 bliDer
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,toen at fl1nne faa Elaos. (@pilfet,
ipm befjenot. life .er felt forfeit.
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resc oa robfoite6e Sonnbr operfor
zen fpinoeIiae gfab11tng er oet* Sum
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marb % @pini6e i De Jorenebe Sta
frr bpiIer - u6 berfra Tan. ! aft be
fentIig1 Be gienoommeliebeoer bette
TorboIo uobiier, %forflareS, e1Ier !
hperf sFnIb foritdn.
oeu1,e arbsoige oQ. benfpnstuIoe
@etrnotnii1,q d apil,to'en BIZ mon faa.
lebes utDipl|om fi,ttte finoe Morfa.
I zen iii SET frie "a l,foilnane Sit. oei
rrrer ia iinelIem l1,,ae Mcitrefifer Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1905-08-15


Masonic Temple. and we could use more
space still. Exhibitors are showing novel;
ties and many improved devices in the line
OF florists supplies. and many new varieties
of plants and blooms are being shown. The
Judges of the exhibition are John I. Tenn
pie, Davenport Iowa; A s. Halsesad.
Bellevilie. H.. Joseph A Manda, South
orange. N ]. The report of the judges on
novelties will be made at the morning
meeting tomorrow"
The entertainment committee of which
Mr.. Edward A. MoseIey secretary of the
interstate commerce commission, is chair
man. viii hold e reception at oc'ock this
evening at Loefiier's lawn. Brightwood
avenue. Members of the s. A. +. and
their friends will be entertained by the
Washington Florists Club at a reception
rather less formal than usual. In previous
years the presidents reception has been
dress AFFAIR, but according TO Mr.. z. d.
Blackstone, vice chairman of the enter
tainment committee, 1t has been found
pleasanter In Washington this season to
make the AFFAIR Informal. Special cars,
leaving at O'Clock, have been chartered to
take the guests from the convention hall.
at Carroll Institute. to the grounds. There
Will be band OF nifty pieces to give music.
and barbecue OF generous proportions will
afford such refreshments together with
cakes, Ices and soft drinks, as any can de-
sire. The grounds OF Mr.. Loeffier's home
have been made fairyland with flowers
and lights. and the committee anticipate a
most delightful affair II the weather will
permit