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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
No.:Tl:HlNe no. F EAR

rha question Sc Injurious su Distances In
I, ad,cires which has been agitating the
r ,,I ~ many people, does not concern
shnse who use Chamberlain's Cough Renee
~, Mothers need 4 have no hesita IN
aontinuing 10 give 1t to their little ones.
"a Il contains absolutely nothing Injurious,
mis- NJ remedy ia not n only perfectly "a 70
- ~ Give small children, but Is n medicine
~ ereat worth and merit v It has a. world
wide reputation for It's cures Of coughs.
colds and Group and can alW pc reued
upon, For sale by az d y, sgllst y,
0A0 sTozE "A.
!. n..,, n. = The Kind You Haze Always Bought
I. Signature !, Y l<s14l175zz1s51
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12
CURED BY. CUl'ICUIR.A
Blessed Relief After First Application and First
Real Sleep in Week. Facts Of This Won
d. dcrful Cure BY Cuticura Youched for by.
Mrs. Hunts NeighbOrS. .

out on my head and kept spreading until n
Who'll BODY WAS almost solid 81 sores from head \
foot like raw beet thana human pelnl
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-12

Tears. Ike acorns from the branches II
.& or the giant oak OF time, Ss
Fill the earth with healthy seedlings IL
ORA future more sublime p. b. N 81
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24
Aluhun1u-aunn
Gr Sc Ties az @nlben? !6pis s

Gr Sc fieo al &nloen? !6pis Sc
life buloer al bore lange &intre meo
Size us Sc, men lengcs efter ct mil.
oere &lima, ,1oen oog at bnife at
rciie for langt bort, iaa bil nj aube.
fale Gem set nurolige Mlabama. Scr
timber Sc sanife go6t 2anb nneo
soot &amb os CIT @ansfoloisbeb al
&tloeiprins, Nor itore 8per meb gobe
Marfeber for alt, 6bab Sc Tan pro.
omeere. Snsen Malaria. Sum III
9ases &eiie fra ct. SAUL. Manse
SfamSinapcr guar MI bcrneb. ST.
genoe CT ct Far uSargains". 81 far
flere:
so sleres, 2 @il fra Sp. Tlaot.
sbmmer.. Sngcn Syeninser. $500.
40 Neres, 20 i%nobesnet. @oot 2anb.
@ns meo. 3 &erclicr, Stalo oip., 5
Mil fra gp, lie Mil ira sfole. &aa
Bette 2ano ct ser enbcl imnft SAT-.
tpmmer. $3.50.
so 9(eres, Is 1nocr Spogrfnina,
Guot 2an0. 1 Mere Trmgtbape. COB
Srpub ug f(cre Spring. @pot Spn1.
MGR. Sms mes 6 &rrelicr fprnben
0uritme~ $1,000.
so Mcres, 20 nnOer SpSg~fning.
Soggus, 110Gmie, gus 8rbn0, en-
Greet paa sen enc Sibc al Tarmcn.
GnSel Trugttrncr iarnt mcgcn Sfop.
Spao flyer Sc un bctte for $500?
Nn er Stoen at gaa ipopaa. Som
tnO % las % tales nrrmcrc peS eller
ifrtu til %.
Sobnien & g.,
46 11niun Sloef,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24
MttnneCntu -4nnn.

Sbab trpr Sc p1n 40 Mcres, 2 Mil
fra Sp, guoe Spguinser, altiammcn
inbbcgnet, for 5000? Som inb us
faa mGrmere Seifripclie % tug laa en-
Sur ue at ie paa set.
@ller en- 80 Mere Tarm. &un to
Wn fra guo 8y. @pSt 9us meb 5
&erelier. Stor StalS us anbre 8ps.
ninscr. 25 Mcres rpobet % ppSpr,
eet. Scr er en- ing Trngtbape, be-
itaacnSe al 9Gbler og Scr. Sur
gubt flor. Set bele CT tnbbesnet.
&ris $4,000. &an faaes for $500
fontant % &eiten / tt Nar, 6 @ro=
cent. 9ctte Ct en- nalmin5elig
nGnap." Som u9 lie set eller ifrip
efter nermere 8eifripelie.
Gller en- Gtuef Tarm. s Mil fra
8p. 2,400 Icres. Sturt, 9obt @us.
Stalb meb @labs for 100 Gtpffer
&pGg. Ser fun iferes 1900 Sons
81. LOO Meres ct inbbesnet for
@ressans. Gn suo Slide lpber sien>
uem Gngen. 9et CT panifelist at fin
Sc en- beore Stucf Tarm. Suns 1880
per Mere.
9tsie Stpffer 2ano Ct aIle min6re
END 100 @il fra ct. saul, far allie
fin, iurt @nlbiorb meb 2ermnoerlag,
CT pirfelige u8ar9ainS". &osct len'
gcre burte bar ri
100 Mcres, NOR Gtation. &aa
9alb0elen at bette 2anb er Der Spm=
met nof til at betalc for set altlam=
men. Tlaot; tprt. @fopen befaar
at 8irf, bouraf fun flores 3 2oss
Up til ben fsrite @ren, bpio Gg os
8aismouo. 2anb, ser itpber up til
set, fun life faces for minbre emb
$11.00, ug iaa er Der minbre Sbm.
mer. &ris, bnis BET tages bmrtiet,
$3.50 per Mere.
100 Meres, 2 Mil fra Station. 40
Meres Spmmer, &eiten eng. 5000.
100 Mcrcs til famine &ris % al
famine &palitet.
9ette 2an6 ct li6t pner 100 Mil
fra ct. Hanl, CT at ubmerfet &pali=
tct ug fun ielges mob en- CAN'T lille
fontant 1~1bbetalin9 iamt &eiten / lette
aarlt9e Mforag.
81 far o9iaa andre rSnaps". Som
% lie % - ligemeget, bpur Sc bar
tenft at fjpbe.
Sobnien e g.,
46 Union 8locf.
ct. Yaml.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24
mf4rnnsfn LAMB.

81 far tilialss 100 Mcres mimorc
cnb fire @il fra Standardization oe
fun ct fort Stpffe fra ct. &anl.
2anoet er en- iurt Mnlo meo Ser TIN,
oerlag. &aa IS Mcres er Der Sap=
tBmmer og 8renbepeb for $4,000,
pmtrent nof til at bctale for belc Stpf,
fet. Mltiammen fin @arbmooo. 9et
meite er bptt % tprt u9 flaot. Ser er
en- Z Mcres 2afe o9 en- - Mcres
Cranberry Marib, Der ifjur gap ct
ltbbptte al $40. Sam let Tapes, bpis
iaa pnifes. $18 per Mcre. Gbers
egne &ilfaar. @jbr ct lille Operlas
ug S bill finbe at bette 2ano bill / @ir-
felisbeben life foite eber noset.
Gn Tarm paa 80 Mcres. Mlle npb-
penotgc &p9uingcr. Sob Sorobmnb.
@obt @anb, Nor Gfole, 8mtif, Grea,
H1erg D9 S1Q1ton. N. u. -. D9 Selc'
fon / Merbeben. @pbe &eie. Mib1
I guot Settlement $2,7U0. 8etin-
selier fan or6nes. Gaa % ie set. On
uomGrfet Mnlebning.
81 bar oeiaa anbet 2anb / itbrre
eller minbre Srafter, til fra $40. os
op. Gerlist bil hi nebne 40 Accres
tet beb 81 for Sill per &cre.
Tor nernnere unberretning iffrib til
eller beibg
Spbnien e &c.,
81 11nio1 8loef,
81. &anl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

S bisie @palter bil fin6es artmelbt
enbel Bargains" I 2anS. Sc CT pir=
feltse Bargains. 81 CT ibeltg paa
Sagt efter iaaoanne @ootfjsb, 81 ri
%foretreffer at ielse npget, Der Ct bir=
feli9 guot. Set CT lettere % giper
bebre S%ilfrebs6e6. 81 boloer ps life
til en- 2ofalitet, men bporiumbelit ri
tan ftnbe mpget gobt til en- @oot=
ftpbs &rts. &eipg eller tilifrio %.
Dor Mbresie CT rs Union 8luef, SIR,
net al Gebar % Tomrtb Street, meb
SnSgang paa Gebar.
Sobnien & So.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24
Land i Cuba.

Der err kun faa Folk, der har no.
gen Ide ON hvad Cuba egentlig or.
Har man like selv v@ret der, saa err
Diet %vanskeligt at forstaa, at der kan
findes ct saadant Paradis saa nar
Hjemmet. Omtrent fire Dages REESE
bringer en- fra .Landet af Frost og
she til Landet af evigvarende Som
mer. Og saa disse Somre. bet er like
som ore Somre her med en- trykken-
de Hede og Fluer og Myg i Tusinvis,
saa Diet er vanskeligt at holde Diet I'D.
Der kjender a like til Solstik, og
Fluer og Myg er f%orholdsvis fatal
lige. Ganske visit er Diet varmt ON
Sommeren, men Diet er en- behagelig
Varme, modereret at S@vindene. Their
mometret holder sig gjerne mellem IS
og 50, medens Diet ON Vinteren kan
gaa ned til IS. Man kan plante og
hSste noget hver Dag i Aaret. Hvad
en- Acre Land kan producere er gam
ske enorm op til flere Hundrede
Dollars ON Aaret. Landet kan nu
faces meget billigt og paa lette Be-
tingelser. 10 Acres til 20 Dollars pr.
Acre er nok for hvem som helst. ia,
Diet vii give mere af sig end 100 Acres
her kan gj9re. Og saa kan Diet faces
paa lette Afbetalinger. Videre Under
refining meddeles gjerne we'd Henven-
delse til Undertegnede,
johnson & Co..
46 UNION BLOCK,
St. Paul, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24
Sen tibligere &rpnpriniesie Comic

Den mltgere &runprtniesie Xontc
at @acbien, bbem be116es @ano, BEN
nl,beren6e @onge al Sacbien, bilbe
frntage benbes min61te 8arn, bar OPP
naaet at bebol6e bette, ioet set blep
gipet &ongens &epr9ientant I Genne
Gag at f%orltaa, at ban intet fnn6e
opnaa bperten 40 iurioiif eller 6iplo.
matilf Sci / Stalien. 8ronprinies-
len bar l9nge babt Ell Mistanfe ON
at en- 8arnepige, Iom tiente Een0e,
bar beituffet at &ongen til at bortf9re
8arnet. Sun Ioffe6e 6a Hi9en neo
til 8orten / SEN Billo, Yriniesien be-
beboer, UNDER ct falif &auifltb, %
iaoinart 8igen bar u6enfor, imaff.
feoe bun 8orten / og BAD benbe gao
tilbage til fin Serre. &igen isgte
forginpes at fomnte tilbage / BiIlnen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24
johnson & Co..
LA N y

vi har Land tilsalgs i de feste Sta
ter i Unionen og er island til at give
verdifulde Oplysninger til Lands6-
gere. kom ind og Sc os, eller, hvis
De skriver, saa sig omtrent hvad De
Gnsker. vi kan da bedre svare Dem.
Men skriv like af bare Nysgjerrighed,
thi vi har for travlt til at svare paa
saadanne Breve. Til virkelige Land
s9gere skulle vi vaere glade we'd at
give allie de Rad, vi a vi har stu
deret Landsp@rgsmaalet meget n4ie
og har sect os island til at sikre os
endel code Bargains, ON De kan faa
h@ste Nytten at. Naar De skriver saa
navn, hvad De vii benytte Landet til
SAINT hvad Slags Klimat, De @nsker.
Eller, hvis De allerede har bestemt
hvor De ensker at nedsatte Dem
saa n@vn' Diet. Det vii spare megen
It'd for baade Dem og os og VII ssette
os island til at svare Dem mere for.
staaeligt.
A6roccor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24
9nkntn-4nnn.
Sobnien & g.,
46 uniun 8lucf,

S Morb 9afuta far III ct immft
stpffe 2ano paa 100 Meres, JONI hi
fan bpbe fur SIS per Mcre. Settle
CT en- efstra goS Ii Section. Spbpr=
tet. $600-$700 &ontant pg @eitem
ium Sc pnifer. Spis pnifes, iaa fun
VI Butte MOO gp-Gicn6om.
snOet 2anO fra $3.50 til, $40 pr.
Ncre. 1omGrfet &palttct. = 9gb
Mulojoro.
Sobnien & g.,
46 ltniun 8lucf,
ct. Hanl, Minn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24
oeltarff 9anmarf, Tan o%perbepile

oeitarft) 9anmorf, Tan operbepiie
9perige ON 6oroelen al ct uoroiif
Joriparsforb1tno.
Mlene ct iaooant, ct nj Maillioners
Jorbun0, fan pente = iomtioig meo
andre Mationer = at optqges / ct
ltprre Toriparsforbuno.
81 er TONNE ino / sammenilutnin=
gerr1es @lnoreoaar; hi mau gisre os
fnroige for Sem.
@isrnitierne @jgrnion..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

SsbIofooen noropa a.
Mil0peiret % Stormen bor giort
Slen noe,1for Mamsos 1aa ifisr, at
Ser er ilaaet &aaf / 6en> og 5ftbene
fan iii gao op til 8Den. 5tenfier
er oerimo0 frem0eles blofere1.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

S Canada bar hi 2anb / ffanoina'
Rife Gettlementer til So per aere,
iaa gObt 2anb, iom Sc Ill snife Sem
Ds iaa fan hi ifaife Sem ct 6onae'
iteao peb Giben al, bpis Sc fisbe,
100 Meres.
Sobnien & 81,
46 11nion 8loef,
ct. &sanl, Maiun.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24
lterenoe 1871 - tillammen 3449.

1 - NSIp&SN ~ wv = W.
Sllttning, at meO Maret 1872 6egpn
oc1oc Sftober, begp1Ote set ippeno(
MartltiinOe, og me0 1874 begpn0en
SC Sftober, begpnOte Sor0ens itort
Sl1bclaor, Set tl1iinoaarige &ige. Seer
fer timber hi / Si0sreyntngen Ell 6or:
ificl al 3 Mor. Ser CT ingen an0e1
2psniug, ems lom at hi e%rin0rer, al
@erren giennem @i6clens Siltorie
Inn oelcr mes Mennelfebe0en / Ell
foloen Sta1o, % at hi lua 0rager Ser
Slrtning, at s(0an1 maatte bape boz
ret / Yoruoiiet 2 Mar, fpren0 ban
folot / Spno.
Scr falger iaa ct Suerblif uper ST.
oer11es Sis og @e%Oni1gerues. S1f.
81, a. uSg Ser1lalem lfal neo-
trrocs al @e0uingerne, inotil SEQ
uillgernes Sioer fllofplnn1es."
Ssraet bapoe i'm beltemte Sio, ion7
%Gcupllotc peo Sofobs IpO / DC tplp
Stunmer, % c1Otc n1cO at Sc fprs=
fulteoe lill &on1e. Ssroels SiO eltote
/ en- 10 Nnrs Spit, ON hpilfen Spbal1=
lie: oen Ipber taler, l1aur ban tiger:
r&al15 &uIteIfoul CT / bans @aullo,
ng ban ifnl> gienl1enrenle lin So, %
lu1fe i'm @peoe / 2ooeu." 90 Sselus
Tiger til li1e Gilciple: Sc Murferllc
or bpioe til @pitcn." Genie Ssrae;5
@oit begpl1ote peo Selu 9aab Nar 20
% e1otc ueo Serltlulems 6%oritprrelle
slur 20, Ell Sio al 40 Mor. 9ilt IIl1t=
TT hi, at iun lang, lom SSraelS SiO
Dor, loa lang oil ogloa @eouinger-
mes Sio pore, py bette ifal hi Iii
fil1oe uo.
Sra Sufphs Iio til l1Dponori!1gen
al ggppteu 1913 Nar; Ssraeliterne /
Erfclc1 40 slnr; til Gelil1geu al &u=
l1uor 6 Nlur; Gpm;llernes Si0 $50
Mor; &ol1geriles Sis 513 slor; San
gel1lfahet / @abplpn 20 Nor; ira Gu
rus til II. >. l $50 Mur; ira q. 9. 1
til &prsfrltelleu s(ur 33 er 80 Star.
Sillummcu >S:ruelS SID 1915 Nor.
Ser. 16, Is II, is % Suf. 8,
9-12 fortrller ps, at @erren ptlOe
9ipc Sem %voobbelt" Fpr oereS Mis=
gierl1ing. 9ette uOub6elt" %begp1oes
Oo pe0 &orsfnitelien al 0eres &or1ge
Aur 333, pg 1915 slur mere forcr ps
"a ben till slor 1878. - 1874 be
gpr0te Soroens ltore Subtle % meo
bette lSclll ul1Det &omme, ou BON
frcmituor lom 9rl1ogom pg Spit
mu1ro. 1878 ttltruoer BON Srol1en
lum &pnge, MspObllleOet al bal1s Sno=
tog / Ser11lulcn1 Yolmei au0og.
M11 ben til @eoningernes Sioer.
elsie begpnoer pe0 Selr &orsfGitelle
Mar 50, og bapoe Ssrael 1915 Mar,
On oglua @e0ningcrl1e. $500 0ertil
1916 fprer os igien til 1878.
Men ligcl pm Ssruel bapOe Ell @pll=
tbs al 40 Mur, fra s(ar 80 be%gpuoe11=
Sc peo Sei,t 9oob og parer til s(ar 70.
laaleoes pil @eoningerne ogiou bape
lin @slttio al 40 slar fra 1874 til
1914 pes bpilfe,1 Sis @erren after
bender Jig til Ssoerne og al1toger Jig
Dem.
Mere tilfreosltillen0e peb jeg 0ette
pilDe bope pnret for vSiOenOes" 2r=
lere, ON Set fplOigere bapoe ppret be-
banolct; og Oog; fprteliyen bor hi
Gei llltatet, -pg e,1bper, lom bar fin
@ltD og lin @i6el fiGr pil / set miu0=
lite fil1oc ro, at hi MI finn far 9 Mar
igie11 al r@piten" og at Selus ltuar
miot iblarot ps.
Gr hi laa bla11ot @peoen eller &lin
ten? Mau hi ino / Srrng ielens Sl0
eller r0fries?
@n(Snt,p
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

Der pil igien bore Mb0e / Dgg0ro:
iii teolpfilfc SanfuuD, 500 GeOor
slpe., nri te Spnoog ST. 4 gfterm
ST. 8. 81 1lten pil ou tale oper vM}en=
neltets bpiere llopifling", bporefter
Gmmet, lom luOpo1ligt, pil blipc
pioere lt0reoet pe0 @iulp al Ell poo
fplgcn0e Iistuslion, bpori Sffc=Meo
lelnlrrcr ltgelou ue[ lonl MeOlemmer
fan beltngc. Sri 9logung. Sl1tercs=
lereoe inobpOe3.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24
observation-disclosures" eller Sfptter

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" eller Sfotter-
ne pe0 &riugen, Gbriltion Monlons
l%torlloae6e patriotiife nor ife 9ran.a,
bill otter Blue opf9rt fer / @pen 5.
Is. Mort5 paa 0onia Soil UNDER &C.
0elie al Sfltelpiller e(nton Cannes.
Tor. c. 4 Mur li0en blep Stpffet OPP
fprt paa lan1me SteO for f1lot @us,
og @ln0ene CAB 0engang Spfprcl=
len 110elt MnerfienOelie. ut StDffet
oil gaa oper 5cenen / lige laa goo
6orm beb 0e1ne Spfgrelie er Ser IN
gen Spipl ONT, ibet ST.. 5al1nes bar
itfret Jig Me0pirfer1 al flere al Sc
beoite lfan0inapilfe &rGfter fer /
@pen, og &oitumeringen og Sccne1
er I betpoelig @rao forbeOret. Ser
bill meopirfe c. SO Gerioner, og Sp=
fgrell en bill blipe Snl onenS 8egiucn=
be0 pao Sen norif=oani fe 5cenetrnI it,
Smraa0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24
minneapolis.

Mrs. Martin pi( tale / Dos Sci
Ions 9ull GO. Mpe. g. 11pr 4. Str.J
Spnoug Mftel1 ST s, ouer Gnn:t
Sic @llman Muro."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

@eneral S%tpcsiel, Sort slrtburs
Goriparer onfom i Sirsoags til @affa
paa Ben rusliife Salb6 &rim / 6orte-
bapet. San blep mootaget al en- Itor
Golfemasie, iom bilite bom meo Sc
'beranb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

6 0 3 3 e. On og an6en Susie,
fobbe bar piit Jig / @aranger= og Spl.
tefior0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

@aralS Gtormucn, SEN befien0te
sfueipiller fra Mationaltbeatret
&riltiania, Ser / Sinter er paa Sour:
ne fer / 2an0et, pel1te5 til Minneapo.
lis / neite l1ge, og en- Mftenunoer.
bol0ning ogtes arrangeret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24
1%1inneiota.

= @prau0et / 6ori6ault far beor=
bret @ecor0er til at affrape @pfos=
ierer @ills 8%altioniiter, S. 81. Seq
polo og 81. %. @c&initre. Sen
Gum al 8pens &enge, ser er gaaet
ta6t pe0 Jirit 9sationul 8arfs Tollit.
gumn1en beleber Jig til $S>571. Ge1-
ne @eilllt11i11g fra @proaoetS 5i0e
far poft megen Spiigt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

Ynna Mielien, en- II Iar gummel,
efter 9agbla0enes Mngipeller oanif-
fpbt. &ige, tilberenoe Greliens SCR,
begif 6bn0ag gftermiooog ct Gelp=
mor0sforlpg UNDER SCREENS Mdoe.
@111l hab0e bnret fer 2on0et ct Murs
Sio og flrn0e fife tale @ngelif. Sum
bap6e intet Mrbeioe og intet 9jem,
men il11tte0e Jig til 6reliens Seer efter
Spfororing al en- Rl6re 5plter, iom
er ct iprigt Me6lem al Srganiiatio=
men. Sen 11nge Nige blep mere %
mere mo6lps ODER 6remti0suoiigter=
ne, tilme0 0o bum life fun6e uObol0e
6oor6t Mrbei6e. Sum fi9bte Jig 90 en
Tloife &orbolipre og ptl6e oriffe 0el1s
Snobolo UNDER M66et. Ser blcp
imiolertio lugt Merte til ben6e, og
Tlulfen bleb 1laoet at @aauoen pao
benoe, fbr bun fit ful0fbrt tit 5or=
lrt. Set er mnligt, at bum oil blipe
jenot tilboge til 9m1marf.
Mp sporpeislinie til Minnetunfa.
0et er mi en- afgiort Gag, at ri /
fonmen0e 5ommer oil fl1rne figre til
@innetonfa pr. eleftriif Sporpog11.
Ipillingbpernes 5porpeisielifab fit /
5irsoags >bepilget en- Srancbiie fra
8praaoet / @rcelitor for Mnl9g at en-
2inie til og giennem benne 8b, og
Sen ffal bore fer6ig til at tages /
8rltg inben 6 Maane6er. 2inien ptl
fon1me til Minneapolis bia Safe @ar=
riet; fra &arriet gaor 6en til Sop
fins me6 9obbeltipor, men 6erfra til
Creditor bliper Ser fn11 @nfeltlpor,
iom pil Lobe I omtrent lige 2inie. Ser
bill blipe anifaffet meget ltore 8ogne
til Sen npe Suite, og &ierebaltigbe-
SEN bliper so Mil / Simen. Sen
6rancbiie. iom 8proa6et / grceliior
/ fin Gib CAB til ct SDn6ifat | 9lten,
re~praienteret at 6. S. &belps og 6.
81. @ena1ton, %bortfnl6er, 81 5Dn6tfa=
tet forelgbig bar truffet fig tilbage.
l@fnloe Sptllingbpernes @porpeiSiel=
ifab iffe opfpl6er 6e faitiatte 8etin-
gelfer, bill 8belps-&enaiton Solfene
faa 2eiligbe6 til at uofbre fine 8la-
} ner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

MGlf og Tlpoe. Stoten5 Mejeriz
FONTS ler Glater f%oretager / 0erne
Sis cit lfarp llr10eriogelle al Sc $50
rer> iom, Spillingbpernes Malfe=
mnno og Mejerier lulger. S 2pr=
Bags offentliggjoroes &eiultaterne al
l1noerlpgelier al Mrlf % 6lpOe fra
cit Mn11goe @on0len0e / ct. Saul,
Merriam Narf og minneapolis. Sm-
trent @alp0elen al Erpperne bite Jig
at bore timber Gtonoar0 / Te0tin0=
GulO eller for 6lpOens Se0fommenoe
at pnre opblau0et n1e0 Gelatin. Cot
Zig bar 6lp0en fra Gre cent Creamery
So. bebon0let paa De11 Muo0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

Grnit Sprcnicn, Ell Tarn1acel1t, Ser
booze 3442 Columbus 9lpe.> begif ifs
lite ltge Selpmor0 / lit Stem neo at
bnrge Jig. @an far / lul1gere Sit
bit Segn poa Sin0slpge % bor emo
og EN- Sis pnret inolugt paa ct So
lpitol, men por npltg fomlnen til6oge
0erfru. &on bar lta0ig UNDER Spiigt.
men me0ens &ogten ct 3ieblif for
los bam, begif fan 5elpmor0et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24
johnson & Co.,.
40 1 BLOC&,

st. Paul, MINI.
Union Block er paa Hj6rnet af Cedar
og 18th st. med Indgang- fra
Cedar.)
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-02-24

- Sra @aibington, 9. g., mes
0e(es, at &ongresmouo Stepe1s ofSt.
No11l pil faa inofbrt cit $4,000 Sc
billing til &jpb al mere 2an0 til Sort
snelling vFl1blic Building" Sc
billingen. San bar facet pe0fom=
men0e @on1ite til at gaa ms pao 0en=
ne Sr0ning, men Set er uliffert, ON
@uietS 5peafer bil la0e uEl1blic
@ui(0ing" @epillingslopen posiere.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1905-01-20
SubsoiIina in the South.

A farmer came to us a few days
ago, saying that you are always telling
us to break the hard pan and subsoil
of our land. You are no doubt correct,
but what is a poor man with only one
horse to do? This is our advice to
him and all such farmers: Take pea
stubble that is intended for cotton
next year. The leaves and remnants
of vines are now on the ground. They
should be saved. Use six-inch
shovel and lay off the rows cotton
width as early as possible. When that
Is done, take tongue or diamond
point pillow and run in the same fur
row. That will break the hard pan.
Then do the same thing for the mid
die, leaving the freezes to pulverize
the soil. If land is intended for corn,
make the rows proper width and run
the burrows in the middle. That re-
quires little time, but it will pay any
farmer cultivating lands. Another
plan for onehorse farmers is to swap
labor. Buy two-horse plows and har-
rows in command, and take its time
about using them. They will soon be
able to buy another horse. Two farm
ers could thus unite.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1905-01-20
CAUSE AND CURE
OF RHEUMATISM.

Shown by numerous cures made by
Dodd's Kidney Pills. They cure the
Kidneys and the rheumatism cures
itseIf-Remarkable case of Maggie
e. Deckert.
Eagle River, Wis, Jan. 16.-(Spe.
cial)-That rheumatism is caused by
disordered kidneys is proved by the
cures Dodd's Kidney Pills are making
in every state in the Union. They
cure the Kidneys and the Rheumatism
cures itself. A cure that has caused
deep interest in this neighborhood is
that Of Maggie E. Deckert. In speak
ing of it she says:
Il had kidney trouble and rheuma.
tism and was so lame could not walk.
/ could not sleep for | ached all over.
/ was in terrible state and firmly
believe that if | had not used Dodd s
Kidney Pills I would be dead. l took
nine boxes of them and they have
done me more good than all the other
medicines / ever took. Now my aches
are all gone, can eat and sleep and
I am feeling good. l want all the
world to know that Dodd's Kidney
Pills cured me-"
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1905-01-20
HOW RosYN WROTE A SONG.
Birth of This Melody Of Unusual In.
terest to Musicians.

terest to Musicians.
Sometimes the story of how a popu-
ar air came to be written is almost as
interesting as the song itself, says the
New York Sun. Take the case of ut
Was Not Like That in the Olden
Days" AS originally written, it was
not in the score of THE Yankee Con-
SUI at all. But at the first rehearsals
in Boston Mr.. Savage complained that
he did not believe that there was one
air in the piece that would make an in.
dividual hit.
Alfred Robyn, the composer, left the
theater sick at heart that day and
telephoned down to some friends at
Nantucket that he was coming down
to spend the night. The three-year-old
son Of his hostess happened to say
that Mr.. Robyn, who has great repu-
tation among his friends as an i'm
provsor, was coming. Hes the man
who can make the piano talk for you'll"
she remarked to the child, whereupon
the youngster promptly refused to go
to bed. Try as his mother might, the
kid stubbornly refused.
AS soon as Mr.. Robyn arrived the
child said: Can you make our piano
say papa and mammal" The CON-
poser sat down and having heard of
the situation from the mother prompt
ly improvised few lines of an air
which she sang to the words:
Don't you think that it's time
For you to go to bed,
You curly-headed little boy"
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1905-01-20
DlSFlGURlNG ULCER
People Looked at Her In Amusement
pronounced Incurable-Face
Now Clear as Ever-Thanks
God for Cuticura.

Mrs. P. Hackett, of 400 Van Buren,
st., Brooklyn, N. Y, says: 81 wish
to give thanks for the marvellous cure
Of my mother by Cuticura. She had
severe ulcer, which physicians had
pronounced incurable. It was a ter.
rible Disagreement, and people would
stand in amazement and look after
her. After there was no hope from
doctors she began using Cuticura
Soap, Ointment, and Pills, and now,
thank God, she is completely cured,
and her face Is as smooth and clear
as ever"
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1905-01-20
Cominu Events,

You can tell you are in for danger
GUS sickness as soon as you begin to
suffer from headache, constipation,
biliousness, ETC., unless you quickly
take DR.. Caldwell's Qaxative) Syrup
Pepsin. This most successful cure for
all disorders of your digestive or
gans, never fails to give relief
from all the irritant poisons, kept in
by clogged bowels, liver and kidneys.
Sold by all druggists at SOC and $1.00.
Money back if it fails.