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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31
@porleoes Sinoet paapirfes. s

@nurleoes Sinbet paanirfcS. 81
GINS Sn1gipell er uopper CT u6prGge
Sn0flD6elie paa Sin0et fan paobi
les poo mango forifiellise Maa0er
6olf, 1oln ita6ig omgaoes me6 Spge
bliper let neoltemte, bptlfet forringe1
Stpsfraften og ofte gi9r 0em ipge a
ianme 5pgoom. @Dor bigtt9t er Sc:
6erfor life at ie til at CHS 01ngipel:
Jet CT penlige % opn1u1tren6e! 9ettf
forboloer Jig / lGr0eles @ra6 iaale6eS
mes Sc @pge. &por baabinogpoen6t
er set lite at bore omgtpet al bore
&ennerS opmuntren6e og baabeful0f
Mniigter!
S gomle Gage aniaaes Set for pas.
ienoe at iette ct begre6eIigt Mniig1
op / Spgepereliet. Selp Me6tciner=
ne maotte bore bitre og iloeimagen=
6e, ellers antog man, 6e ingen &er6i
bab6e. &por meget be0re er oct life
at pre6ife @oabets @pa1geltum for
6e ltlpffelige, emo at gienipeile 6eres
@oreer / ct beorbpeligt Mniigt? Set
far en- piounoerlig Sn0flp0elie. 0g
bpoo bitre og %iloelmagenoe Me6tciner
angaor, bur6e 6e relegeres til Gorti=
sen. 81. &eter's &11rifo bepiier, at
en- @eoicin fan babe en- bebagelig
Smag og 6og iamtt6ig bore ct 2ege-
mi66el at ferite Stang. Com oct ben-
lige Mniigt af en- Sen birfer &urifo
oplipen6e life en- falif Splipelie e
men Ell Splipelie> Ser felger me6
Sun6beo og gienbunoen 2tbsfraft.
Mrs. Sobn @arner, 81. 81. SEQ. 2,
BRADFORD, Ohio, flyer: uSSeg bar for
faroelig neoTagen, men en- Dag tom
&aabet fn6 / nit &ierte. Seq le1te
ct @fsemplor al Deres 8Iab Belle
oeren" og iom 5else oeraf forisste
Deres &urifo, og oenne %belbreoeoe
mig ful6itenoig."
Dr. &eter's &11rifo brtnger Col
Tin / &iemmet be6 at lin6re 2t6elie
og belbre6e Spg6om. Sen er lite
EN- Mpotbefer-M eoictn, men Tan erbol-
6es al 2ofal=Mgenter neiten oberalt.
Mermere 0plpsnineer erbol6es pao
&enpenoelie til 3r. &eter 6abrnepJ
112-114 Soutb &opne @pe., Git
cago, SSll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31
81 e 5 e It.

Mrbei6sIpsb 6er s
Statsroa6 bos &romprinsregenten Ell
ser tr1ffet 8eitemmelie ONT 6oroe-
lingen al set til 2iuoring at @r6eios-
ngoen al Stortinget ittlle6e &e(6b.
9f Mrbeioer. 11noer Mrbei6er6epar>
tementet er ser til Sprengningsar>
bei6er for Gorbinoeliesbanen mellem
9dt= og @eitbanen beiluttet onbenm
$4,000 &roner, til l16bi6elie al for
ifiellige 5tationer paa @gbifbanen
10000 &roner og til lignen6e Mr=
bei0er poo &a1t6sfior6baneu $4,000
&rorer. timber 6oribars6epartemen=
tet er ser til acknowledgements
paa Mfersb1ls bei(11ttet arben6t 1900
&roner, til l%16be6ring at &aianleg
poa Sscorsborg 1000 @roner og til
&oiorbei6er paa &orten 10000 &ro=
ner. timber S11ltits6epartementet ct
Ser beill1ttet anben6t 5000 4roner
til Neutrality-suspicious. 6e6 @auitao
Mipl og @igsbofpitalet. un3er Sir,
feoepartementet er for 8laneringsar-
beiber for Cont for 8ifiingeiftbet af<
lat $4,000 @roner. Salt 101,20O
&roner.
8e6 Sc omtoIte Mrbei6er be6 Serrt,
baner1 oil bel 200 Man6 fun1te fao
glrbei6e, nemlig 600 til 5iel6-
iprengningen be6 6orbin6eliesbanen
ca. 20 poa @i6bifbanen og benimo6
80 paa &an6sfior6banen. Morffe
M%rbei0ere, iom er Samilieforigrgere
ifal fortrinspis beifiaftiges. Sci
Mrbeiber uDerfor &riitiania bill Ser
tim tages Mrbei6ere fra b%eofommen6e
'Diitrifter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31
Stoten Ohio, 8pen Eoleoo,

2ucas County.
Sranf 6. gbenep iperger, at ban
er oct el6re Me61em al Sirmaet S.
S. Cheney & Co., Der 6riber Gorret-
ming / 8pen Soleoo, fbr nepnte
County og @tat, og at famine Sirma
bill betale en- Gum at ct bun6re6e
9ollars for bbert eneIte &i1f9lbe al
&atorrb, ser lite fan belbreoes beo
8rugen af &all's @otarrb Cure.
.@eebiget for mig og a1noerifrebet i
min Merberelie sen 6te December
1886.
@egl. q. SO. @leafon,
Notaril1s Bl.blicus.
!@all's @otarrb Cure tages inbnen.
big og nirfer 6irefte paa 8Iobet og
@limbin6erne i SDftemet. @frib ef.
ter @i6nesbprb, grotis.
Selees 9os Mpotbefere, 75c.
Soils Gomilp @ins er &c be6ite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31
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aaNAAAeNaaehuaus VaYaQbQAqhh.aQ QAaVssQa aaaA MA AAaAAaA
&onu I at ogen. Stortia=
gets Speciolfomite peotog ;. 6.
Morts felgen0e @eih,tni1eS:
rGpecialfomiteers 6lertal, 16
Meolemmer, CT blepet enige ON fpl=
9cnoe @rruolog for lit fortlotte Mr=
beioe:
/. Ser fattes / inoepnrenbe Stor=
tingsiomling 9ell1ttning 2ops
Tprm ON Sprettelie al eget norlf
&rniulatpni en % Sc np0penoigc
@runotrrf i oettes Srganilation.
9. Giosmmftet for 2openS
Sfraittre0en % oermeo for Spret=
tclic al norif &onil1latpn ien, bliper
at foltlrtte efter nGrlnere Sperl9g=
ming neo Sen ,1ye Staggering, ong
loo, at Bette 5i0spaunft life nlaa Jet
ties icl1ere ems /. Mpril 1906.
3. Moor pnennGpnte 2opbell l,t=
ming CT peotoget, bliper Set m,pe=
renoe frlles &miulatrGi EN- ot &c
9icringen at pplige fra Set Stos=
pl1nft, So e9et &oniulotMr ien er be-
1ll1ttct nprettet.
4. Iorioapi6t hette Siosp1nft
luttcs til /. Mpril 1906, bliper &C.
aicrin9er1 at ol1r1ooe ON At forel999c
Torlla9 til Budget for eget norlf
&pnl1lotprl en for noe tie Stprting
ne0 oets Sonme1trGbe.
$. @egieringen onmo6es ON at
trufic Sc til nprif &pnn,latneie,1s
Sprrttelie %forne0ne f%orelDbige Sor=
fpini11Qer, hportil Sc n%popenoige @fi0=
Ter bepil9e5 al i1bepGren0e Storttng.
Ct Mcblem, ST.. Mos, forelloar, at
Ser peoto9es CIT 9op / in0ep9ren0e
Gesl ipn ON Gprettelie al eget norif
&nni11latpnl EFT, ng at 2opens Strait
truoen inttes til 1. s(pril nnl tie slpr.
Sp Me0lelnner, SC @crrer Gre=
benier OF &ngt, er al Sen Spfotl1ing,
at Sc SmltnnoiMe0er, b%porl1noer
@n1iulotfprhonblingerne CT itran0et,
florlig bar o~pbtgiort Ma6nen0igbeoen
al at tilpeiebrin9e CIT Sr6niug al Sc
lnionelle Torbolo, bnorpe0 Morges
Mettigbeher ion1 il1perrn Stat / beres
&elbco bri1ges iii rtpetpbig 9(ner=
f%ienoelie, % at berfor Set, ipm I'LL
bdr 9ipres ira nori It Si0e, CT .ienneu1
Stnrtinqets Toroni toltni,1g burtiglt
m1ligt at l1Nre6e og fprnutlrre Nnr=
9es &rap iont orlloa Sc Toron0rin=
ger / @runblop og &igsoft, iom til
bette 9iemebs Sp1aoel1e maotte o11=
fees fornpone."
Set &eh1ltot, aomitee11s operbei=
enbe 6lertal CT fo111met til, er paa
Snboonb breftet / ct J~eltesmg0e al
Stortingets forifjellige Hartigr11pper
% berefer go0fienbt / inrlfilte Yar=
timg0er. 50 efter Stillingcn pao
6isie Meber fan ct 6prl lag fra So
miteen poa @r11nblog al SEN mi fat
te5e @el ll1tning gi9re &egning poo
pmfring 100Stemmer / Stortinget,
altiaa 6lertal. 9ette &ela1ltat er
notrtrligbis life noaet 11oe11 gjenli6ig
SsSmg6efpmmenbe6.
Sc Me6lemmer al Speciolfomi-
teen, Ser bar itemt for @%e1l11tningen
al Mftton ltror, er Mrctan0er, 8er,1er
Mn6r. Berg, 8runcbor1t, 8rDggesoa,
Goitberg, grifiert, 6oosnes, Ger
baroien, Soft, &onom, 2angelan6,
Mortinlen, q. 8e0erien og &inje.
ga @%ei1,tningen bleb befjenbt
blon0t Sc mango, Ser efterbbert bopoe
iamlet fig 1,oenfor 8lo6re0aftionerne,
mems set %ofgjgren6e Meoe bol0tes,
mo6toges set mes almin6elig Sili(ut=
MINI Spr fir 116trnf frnftinp G,,r=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31

@rob Tornermelie. (slnonnce / ct
@roDinsblao): u2een %fornarmenoe
8emerfning, leg bar giort lige ober-
for 6ru 8lume, at bun en6nu gaar
meo Sen famine sat iom flor, till
bogefol6er leg berbe6, iom beren6e
al6eles %11begrunbet.
eGSr11# e.. 6emmert.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31

1NtVCO%O~Ot~ 'OfOOO w 1OOiONO y
,ter, ser ifol ol,benoes iom 8i0rag til
8crgensbonens @pgning.
Mmtsogronom SoIboL
@o0p, blep forleOen operraft Scott
gems 2on6brl,s al
Mmtnlon0en. Soloal feirer 1. Mpril
30 Mors Satbiln,1m iom Mmtsagro>
nom / Mpr6lon6.
Sfofsau Sogn Sele<
marfcn far til G9orles McGmllp
iolgt Momli Serf for $4,000 &roner,
scr ifaI betalcs in0eu l.. Moi fbrlt=
fommcuoe. &jpberen CT tilla0t at
erbperpe Gicnoommen.
Sonagoor6 Sanen Dil
al 6inmorfens Mmtsfomm11te bltpe
inofjpbt til &lejebiem for SaringS=
ipge. Sill Snofjeb % S%1toreoning
bor &omnn1,1e11 facet ct 2aar al Sp=
lps,1in9speie uets Son6 paa $1,000
&roner, Ser lfal tilbngebetales | %
Mor.
0ejtiIIatgrfi maet g.
@robere Ell / 9ramm1en far
oabnet MISUNDERSTANDING. Com
Mftorofommisinr CT beififfet Sberz
retsiagfgrer g. .. 2un0 og til Me6-
lemner al Mffor0ltpret Gobrifeier
Meoltfc=@onien % Samlagsbeltprer
Mannbeim.
8ron0e 9ramme II.
Ser CT 11 aflogt 6ten9llingsfie10elie
oper Sc to 1i6lt o%rreitere0e, &drleg.
ger Sorp % Sne0fer @1tlto0. $50.
ltttet er MI iiffer paa at Dabe faffe1
Sc rette SUPERINTENDENT. Song:
itelien b1on0t 8efolfningel1 er It'll pae
set nGrmcl te ppcr.
Sos @pgn1e1ter 81. @ilertelen 1r0
brpo Ser @rou0 fprle6en gftermi6
Sag be6 4=Sioen. Sl0en ifpl0e:
ia10ipnli9pis en- 1,tGt &i6e. 9e1
bren0te cit jDel Sci M}ebler og &ln1
/ 2%oftsetogen, Soget blep gielnem
brGnot % poclogt, pg Sc ol1or'
@toger les mcget Al Sano. SrObl
og @lts bar as lltreret.
Son0 III angel / 81 fers
e e II. 50 Tiger til bil &o110et
Mferselpen itrGffe til for SEN ino
ifrnnfe6e 9rift be0 6abriferne, fri
pes SEN 6. Mforts. Otter SEN ST.
n1aa alle Sc 8e0riftcr 1tanie, lom iff
far 9ompreierbe. Me11 ogioa 6isi
nil blipe ne6t til / betp6elig @rai
at in6ifrenfe Drifter, ga ingen 6a
BRIT bar 9ampreie rpe flor nof ii
ful1 9rift. @e6 Mferselpe1rs 8rl1!
er beifiGftiget cit 5000 Menne
ifer; boor 1tort Mntol of 6isIe Sc,
1anle0e5 ON ct &or Tiger bill blip'
arbei63lgie, er Set en6rn1 life mrlig
at lige, men set bil / olle &ilfel6'
blipe ct %betp6eligt Silleg ii
Sc ollereoe fgr ioo iprgeltg itore 5fo
rer at Mrbei6sleie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31

2ensma &eietb 1g6.
Gorbenberen6e 2ensmano / Sous og
@tortingsmon1 for 59n0re Ser
GENIUS Sob. .. &eietb er ofgoaet
be6 Gg6en, SO Mor gammel. Gems
mon0 8eietb me6te poa Stortinget
fgrite Gang / 1916 og repreiente=
re6e lit s(mt ienere / Ell &affe Stor=
tinesperio6er, iiite Gang / 1878.
S fin @iembpgo NOS fan flor Mnie<
elie % oafte oglaa / bi0ere &re6ie
Spmerfio be6 fine fremragen0e
@pner og &1,n0ifaber paa iorifjellige
Smraa1er. San bar ogiaa 6igte<
rift be9obet, og mango al bans San=
&c og &iler Dor / fin Si6 r1eget po=
pa1lere poo &elt1an6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31

9 prnebp c, Gl01te @Det 1or oct
ltorc SrGloitfirma 8iprnebp @r1g
Treorifsltoo CT ofgooet pe6 9poen,
81 9lor gommel.
@ibefoncr for 81 +
tenppten". Sen 6slelie, iom
/ pibe &rc6ie 11Grcs operfor &riltia<
nioblobct rM%fte,rpolten" og oens for
ifjellige 6orfattcrcs ltnionSpolttif,
forlsete cnoel lt,1ge Melmcif cr forle=
oen Mften at gipc lt0trpf / cit &ibe,
foniert. Ser bleb pcbet p%eoboloen0e
% raobt: uMe0 mes ~Mftenpoitcn"
ncb mes Sncnlfeblooct!", Gu MG1tg=
Sc Mcmnei fcr iamleoe fig e%fterbam1=
sen / @ooeu, in6tlil ri0en0e 90 on0et
&oliti fom tilitebe % mes 9etbe5
brogte Sroen tilpeie.
&aoriilofiifet, Scr iaar
bar nnret meget rtgt, CT nl1 omtren1
c~flluttet meobeles fra Stopmnger 5
3. Marts. Ser bor bnret % e. lto1
| sil0eefsport. Raa 8rpgger % @ib:
booer berlfer flor Sropl9eo me0 Sc:
ming, Calming % &afning. On:
grospriien CT 4.50-5.50 pr. &asie
Set % Sorlfefilfet antages a
pile fortiettes mes @elo e116m Ell
Sis. TiifetiIfgrielen bertil er flor
Gornpriier11e labe. &lort, per1t SEER
Domp'fibe mes 2Ditreilenoe er nG1te1
boeltg u6e for at iogttage Sipet
6tifepGrene.
@rofesiorSo an @ior
er oigaoet pcs 9poen / &riltiunia
Ell Nlbcr al 70 Star. Mfop6e oar e1
fremragenoe &i6erifabsma16 90 9t
enle9e % cit %el1tuGroig % iampittig
beosfu1o Archaeological. @an 6elto!
ion iripillig 2e9e pao 0onif SIDE
sen oanif=tpife &rig / 1864. S 1877;
blcp ban Nrofesior / 9ienipgocmm
% s(firrgi og %fl,ngere0c tillige jon
GrNrluge pes &igsbolpitolet. Sal
tog slfife0 lom Erofeslor for fer
Mor 1i0en, 11elt for frngeret 1or
folt Genipr neo Meoici1rlf GmbeoS
efsouen til Set ii6ite.
Spoplitonf og Sor6rr
itelier. S Mre110ol for mu11
Sen iencre Sis pnret plaget al cit OF
2l,gt, ipm al roo0ne 9gg. Sea
trpebe fgrlt, at Sen bab6e Ell lofo
Moriog, % at Set bar @on0et / @ot
men ng pppe /. @lpen, lom ltinfe6t
Me11 It'll er mon fommet pao Ell at
SEN Meni1g. 2l1gten m9rfes frem
beles, og Sslptpi m1lpber, met i'll
fonitont. Smellem er man fri, me
loo fan set TONNE igien, ioagere ellie
ltGrfere. &a,10 bar mat taget pa
flere Ste6er og fra forifiellige @pf
Ser % la0et set femilf 1~tn0erlggt
u1e11 at Set bar frembu6t mtn6it
Spor at Snfeftion. Meen 1ertil tom
mer, at famine femme 21gt ogla
bar peret en- &lage an6et1te0s pa
S@piten. Snrltg lterft ct sen OF
traa6t paa MGr0p, Sj6en u6enfo
Set ign6re Sn0lgb til Mren6al, og ei
ter Sfibsfgreres Si9elr6e ifal ma:
babe fjert6t en6n1t berre 5tanf d
famine Mrt lengere tilbabs. un6e
6isie Sm1ten6igbe6er CT man mer
og mere fomme11 til cit 6ormo6nin!
ON, at set er Sororpltelier SEN %
Sftober 90 Sc fon16gaae6e og efter
%fe1genbe minore @pitelier, font fo1
bope cabinet @ebner / &abbun6en no
/ Gfagerof, og at set er giennen
6isie Steiner, iuoplbon6itobol6tg
@osorter itremmer 116 og 1ttger ol
gjennem Sigen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31

en- mel 8Ia6u6g i
Der, Ell at &raeeres eloite og melt
agteoe @aan6berf5borgere, 8ogbin-
ser 6. g.. Mortini, er ofgooet be6
9e6en, 80 Mar gommel. &an bar
fs6 @1esbig=& often og 11e6iatte fig
i @raserg / 1850 iom 8ogbinoer,
8og- og &apirbanoler, men ban
fibbte allereoe / 1852 al 6%aberenoe
@~ogtrpffer S. g. @ieIien oenres
@ogtrpfferi og 8la6et r@roaere
M6res1e", iom gfieIien bob6e 6rebet
ii6en 1914. 1882 io1gte Mortini
fit &rDfferi til ct Mftteielifab, men
pe6bIeb frem0eles at 6ribe lit 8ogbin-
beri belt in6til for ct Mars Sb ii6en,
90 @pg6om 11g6te Ben 6Dgtige og
fEnbiomme gamle Mun6 til at ftanie
fit lange DagbRrf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31

@rps erer s a1nor
9 prnebp c, nlolte G6ef for oct
ltorc SrGloitfirma @jpr1ebp &rl1g /
Sreorifslta0 CT ofgoaet pe0 0eoe1,
81 Mor ga1nmel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31

Sol % MaI 6 m::n.
er tilloot at optoge 2aa11 paa
be,rbolosnis 10000 og 100000 &ro<
,rer, ser ifol ol,pen6es iom 8i6rag til
8crgensbonens @Ygning.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31

Mmtsogrpnom 5oIba1,
@oop, blep forlcben operroft Scott
gems Observation-Disclosures al
Mmtmon0en. Sol0al feirer 1. Mprtl
20 Mors SSalbiln,m iom MmtSagro>
nom / Mpr0Io1t0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31

5ru g.. &emrnert.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-10
The OsbrOn Lectures

Oshrou favor the people of Pennington at the Opera
Wednesday, March 20, ~ and 22 with
and which created such sensation in jackson
a " weeks
Mr. independent thinker and daring investigator. His
yesgions Occult places him class of his
he
strange phenomena brought about which have aosed
the world
The following with many mysyng phenomena, produced
and made plain anyone may perform them:
trumpet unsupported about the and questions
propound by the audience Unlike IN the sp"tuac e""ces TINS trumpet
will he plainly visible
table not only questions by ppiugs, turning pos
uiycly follows the operator about the
Two States being audience together
taking them from the esprit World
will be written on the inside
Parties the
mark the envelope, placing in the drawer the
perfect oil VIII be written
ON the outsi of the envelope
large clock placed full view the
ono the hands will desired position
vouug man will suggesonzed" rigid, placed
feet and head upon peeas At of
ascends and unsupported remains in mdar.
SHORT Young will be placed bag and securely tied Then
few moments opening the trunk will have
the ie'o"' 10 WI" o
uunkw locked
win securely tie young and full view ALL the
.s,ris,, will unite the knotsa and will fall OFF
WI, blow tn. breath upon
will blow the breath fire with
of matches
audience will be hpnoted placed subject
i've state who will history strangers past life
This psycbc things done by the "medum
lualstic
Tickets will be on a Laakmau's Drug Store
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-10
In the Legislature.

A number of bills were passed on the
lst by the Senate, among which the fol
lowing are Of the most general nature:
To regulate probate Judges salaries,
chiefly affecting ST. Louis go. To per
nit any resident OF Missouri to attend
the State University ....T To permit be-
neyoient organizations to transfer prop
erty where charters have expired ....
TO perfect swamp land law 50 coun-
ties may sell drainage bonds &C.. To re-
quire voters to vote in the precincts in
which they live. -. To provide for the
auction of franchises. To provide
tor statute revision commission.
To require hay inspection under juris-
diction of Railroad Commissioners.
On the LIST the House passed the APP
preparation bill for the eleemosynary
and penal institutions, aggregatlng ~
563,770 by vote Of 99 to /. The
civil list appropriation bill, which had
previously passed the House, was
agreed to by the Senate, carrying an
appropriation OF s5is,00O.
Governor Folk on the LIST returned
the following bills TO the House with
his approval:
To make the Blees Military Academy
at Macon a post in the National Guard.
To make il unlawful for the owner
of horses, mules, cattle, swine, sheep
and goats to permit the same TO run at
large outside the Enclosure of the own.
er of such stock,
To change the time Of helding court
In Pettis county.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-10
BISMARCK BREvlTlES.

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soto last Friday.
coach horse last wee
w. W """ '''''''o VI '''''' w." W
80. :,
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Or. Barth aud wife OF Dcslogc were
''''''"s '"' '"'''''S u - '"' W.
Chas. Dent has recovered sufficient
" to be at his post Of duty again.
ga r.., ,,,u.,..,
transacted business here Saturday.
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Mts' hurry mas rc'urn'" nome from
"a WISH |" ner daughter III carcinoma
I'D. Drew and family of RrIcgradc
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A 10 ID boy arrived At Brrckcn-
Hotel on the 2Ith ult, aud will re-
main n permanent guest
u.n, p,I, u,. coIIoI :, -, I,ui.
on the -'l,' u''. oy 'c''EIH" an.
'''"''hE tue "ta'h VI MS oI"'h'I'
Mrs. Brady of Pennington was here
Monday returning from DeSoto. where
she had been visiting the family Of I.
K. Williams
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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-10
TRICK OF A PARIS THIEF.
Imperconated Angry Husband and
Secured Good Sum of
Money.

A traveller remarks that the Partisan
swiudlrr Is the subtiest and the most In.
dumitable one in the world He was the
other day stroling through fashion,
able French shop,
a woman entered and proceeded to
purchase IA costly set OF silver dishes
and meanwhile well dressed man I'm
gered at the doorway AS though waiting
for her
The woman her purchase concluded,
counted Il roll of bank notes and ad
vanced to the cashiers desk, holding
them in her hand Then, of sudden
the man rushed upon her.
You wretch" he exclaimed: didn't
| tell you that you shouldn't have those
dishes?" And he slapped her upon the
cheek. tore the bank notes from her hand
and stalked Indignantly out Of the shop.
The woman tainted. II was ten min
utes before she was brought to, ana
meanwhile those in the shop, believing
that family quarrel was In progress
did nothing On her recovery the man
nger Of the place said, regrctiully;
We are sorry, madam. for this occur.
renee Your husband"
My husband! that was not my nus.
band, the woman cried. He is "a
thief"
she had never seen the Ihan before
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-10
GENERAL NEWS GOSSIP.

Mrs. Melville Conner of Covslo,
Cal, is only 42 years old and the
mother of II children, and a grand
mother also.
The record for the foot ball sea.
son has been made up, aid shows
that fourteen players were killed
and one hundred and twenty-five
were injured during the season.
President Roosevelt has ndmin.
istcred another shock to the
regular party men by appointing
II Democratic United States Dis
trict Attorney for the Northern
district of Georgia. Former
Congressman Tate is the favored
nnn.
A man named VIM. Clark was
burned to death in the Iron Noun.
tain yards at Poplar BLUM on the
oath ult There is some mystery
connected with the fire in the box
ear in which he was found. 1t was
said he was from Michigan aud
was looking for n fruit farm in
Butler county
Being Russian Grand Duke
must he very trying to the nerves.
Tie Grand Duke Nladmer, who
was notified. sometime ago that his
day was set, has been later notified
that he has been granted Il respite
for n short time, but his wife has
been warned not to 60 ont with hin
on any Of his journeys, for her life
is to he spared
NelS Hansen came from Denmark
to settle in Kansas without n cen
when be was n young man. Re
Gently on his Goth birthday ami
vcrsary, after receiving many gift:
from his children, he presented
three of his children with checks
for $500, gave one fine piano, an
other Il 81 900 check aud one lGl
acres of land He is now one o
the wcalthlest farmers in Kansas.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-10
THEY KNEW WHAT 1T MEANT
Animals Bought Cover When the
Auto Tooter Was Heard in
Their MiaSt.

when II was proposed. last fail, to set
aside one ui the public roads at Long
island duuur part OF day as an auto.
mobile race course there was loud ObjcC
ton from ia" country folk The New
York Times has disco ycrcd one who wa.'
entirely ,l.a.,I ,,lh the outcome.
What ,nl .nu think oil II? atrayrIer
nahrd huu at,ay 81 Two I.,ct
me be-. .mul lot M, that ever hap
pru"d waa the mrnatia r,rk.
What"
Yes, stree, You see, have a halky
mule that draws ny truck to market
every morning Yesterday that mule
ualkrd half way to town cuuldn get
him tu8tir. While was Cugitating what
to do saw funny rubber thing In the
road. picked II up and accidentally
squeezed it, II let out terrible noise
II wa on" ui those auto tuUtcrs, that got
lost.
Well v hen that mule heard il behind
him h"Etarled so quick hardly had time
to grab the tailBunrd. aud he never let
up til he reached the terry.
II brought the thing home and showed
it to Mandy, and she squeezed IT an0
Hquec2cd It, Every chicken on the farm
ran Tor the conpat the first sound. Every
pig hid In the pen the COW ran behnG
the barn. the cat got under the stove, the
dog raced for his kennel. and Mandy and
| spent the quictcst night we've ever hao
OF all the labor saving machines ever
saw, that is the best and the autos cab
race up and down my road a. often As
suits them
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-10

The report of Secretary Garfield
of the department of Commerce ON
his investigation Of the Beef Trust
has been made public. SO at yari-
ance is it with the opinion that has
been formed of him through his re
puted expressions, and SO consider
ute of the trusts welfare, that 1t
sounds like an apology for its
methods and concern lest it is los
ing money daily His report has
so aroused the Kansas Legislature
that that body on the 9th inst.
passed resolutions condemnlng
Garheld's competency, and the pco-
pie out there have come to the con.
clusion that they don't want him
to investigate the oil situation in
Kansas for fear that he will make
it appear that the Standard Oh is
also losing money daily. W
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1905-03-10
l0UGHB0R0 ITEMS.

MIR aud Mrs II. S. Mcfarland and
children went to Knob Lick last Sat
urday for a short visit with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Goggin enter
tanned friends from lronton the first
of the week.
Born, on Friday, March Sd, TO Mi.
aud Mrs. Luther Mcfarland, girl
Frank Mcfarland from near Knob
Lick visited relatives here Saturday and
Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs James Kendall spent
last week here with Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Kendall.