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The bee., 1905-02-16
New Honor for William Beard Jr.

A telegram from William
Beard, Jr., to Thomas K. Basham
says the Courier-J journal, an
nounced that Mr.. Beard has been
engaged to fill a date in Chicago,
taking the place of David Bis
pham in Rossini's "Stabit
Mater" and Bruch's "Fritch-
orof." This is an honor seldom
conferred upon an American
singer and one that speaks well
for the ability of Mr.. Beard.
Unit three yaars ago Mr.. Beard
was citizen of Louisville, and
has been heard many times in
high musical circles here, al
ways acquitting himself well.
Mr. Beard is a son of Judge
william BeaTa, Of &alisousilIe.
The bee., 1905-02-16

Charley Daily and Jimmy Kelso
are well-known comedians and dan
GERS Of the Burnt Cork" school.
They are known everywhere as
1.-The Boys With the Tangled Feet"
They will appear here at Temple
Theatre Thursday, Feb. %, with the
Ted E. Faust Minstrels. They are
engaged to do ends in the First
Part, and in the "Olio" will put on
their popular vaudeville dancing
act. Other features of the "Olio''
are the "Faust Family of Nine Aus
tralian Acrobats," the BOissette
Troupe of French pantomimlsts, the
Brothers Stidolph, German Must
cal Artists" the Herald Square
Quartet and Bobby De Rue
"Monologist."
The bee., 1905-02-16

A crowded house is more than
likely to witness Mr.. Ii. p. Whit
aker's comedy success, "a Country
Kid" at the Temple Theatre Feb.
Is. The play is out of the beaten
path and tells the story of an awk-
ward, gawky, half grown boy IN a
little Indiana town, who has been
taken from the poor house by a
prominent lady church member so
the child might get proper "home
trainin." See and hear his quaint
songs and dances, his awakening TO
the homely spectacle he presents. II
is a character entirely new, distinct
ly unique and original to the stage.
Seats ON sale at ST. Bernard Store.
Prices 25c, 35c and 90.
The bee., 1905-02-16
When You Have a Cold.

The first action when you have a
cold should be to relieve the lungs.
This is best accomplished by the
free use of Chamberlain Cough
Remedy. This remedy liquefies the
tough mucus and causes its eXpul-
sion from the air cells OF the lungs,
produces a free expectoration, and
opens the secretIons. A complete
cure soon follows. This remedy will
cure severe cold in less time than
any other treatment and II leaves
the system in a natural and healthy
condition. 1t counteracts any ten
dency toward pneumonia.
Sold by st. Bernard Drug Store,
Darlington; b. Il. Robinson, Nor
tons Gap; Jno. Y. Taylor, Earring
ton.
The bee., 1905-02-16

For the present there Will be no
Catholic pastor appointed here at
the Catholic church to succeed
Father Coenen. The Bishop has
placed the parish affairs of the con-
gregation under the charge of Faith
er Welsh, of Hopkinsville, VINO will
offioiate here every Second Sunday
beginning with Sunday, Goth inst.
Father Welsh will continue to re-
side at Hopkinsville, attending
Darlington from there.
The bee., 1905-02-16

The famous Faust family of Nine
Australian Acrobats will be the
browning feature of the Ted f.
Faust MINISTRIES that are to appear
at Temple Theatre Feb. %. This
family are known the world over.
They have appeared in all the high
priced theatres and circuses. For
five seasons in this country they
were the big act with the AL. G..
Fields Minstrels. Thew are the
highest salaried acrobats. Their
feats of daring and agility are SUI
preme. Thew lead, others follow.
Included in the Faust family are
the smallest acrobats ever born to
live. Master Ray Faust is such "a
tiny morsel that critics in speaking
of him have said: He is a mere
speck, scarcely making a shadow in
the sunshine" Ted T.. Faust, own
er of the Faust Ministries, is at the
head of the family. He has an I'M
blemished record; his motto is en-
braced in his card to the public
when he says, 1.-THE Faust Minstrels
shall always be clean and honest. ="
The bee., 1905-02-16
Q n . II q III "A.
Bear, tbo 1Iha Kind You Have Always Bought
Signature ai N3HAzzzex

Col. Henry Watterson. of Ken
lucky, recently told story of an
old df rky down south who was in
formed that IL he was bitten by a
snake and drank IA quart of whisky
the snake would die and he would
go unscathed. Oars only one
trouble bout dat cure" the old man
said; II knows whar dere's plenty
snakes, but whar's I gwine ter git
de whisky?"
The bee., 1905-02-16
Good Advertisement.

The enterprislng dry goods firm
of Bishop & Company have full
page adj in this weeks issue and Of
fer the public some wonderful bar
gains.
Bishop d Co., is one of the best
known and most reliable firms in
jacksonville and the public. can de-
pend on this firm doing just what
they advertise to do.
The bee., 1905-02-16
Hot SPRINGS. ARK.

This great health and pleasure re-
sort is best reached via the Iron
Mountain Route. Quickest schedule
and solid trains, Pullman sleepers,
chair cars, ETC., from st. Louis or
Memphis daily. Now IS the season
to visit this great resort. Low
round trip rates, liberal limits
Handsome descriptive literature
furnished free. For rates, map
folders, etc., call on nearest Ticket
Agent, or address r.. II. G.. Matth-
aws, Z. p AZ Room 80l Norton
Bldg, Louisville. Ky.
The bee., 1905-02-16
Beware of 0intments for Catarrh
That Contains Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the
sense of smell and completely de-
range the whole system when en-
tering through the mucous surfaces
Such articles should not be used ex-
cepl on prescriptions from reputable
physicians, as the damage they will
do is ten fold to the good you can
possibly derive from them. Halls
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by f,
]. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o., con-
tains no mercury, and is taken I'M
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces of the
system. In buying Halls Catarrh
Cure be sure you get the genuine.
It is taken internally and made in
Toledo, Ohio. by f. j. Cheney & Co.
Testimonials free.
Sold by all Druggists, Toe.
Take Halls Family Pills for con-
situation.
The bee., 1905-02-16

Mr.. L.. b. j. Baynham, who has
been clerking in the dry goods store
of j. M. Victory & Co., of this place,
has accepted position with a De-
troit shoe house, and will leave for
that point Saturday. Mr.. Baynham
is an excellent young man and made
several friends while here who hope
to see HIM successful in his new
field of labor.
The bee., 1905-02-16

LOST-A large red COW Feby. 10.
A little white on her back, long
horns with points cut off, two I'D
ders on right hind side of bag grown
together and on left hand side the
left hind udder has a hole in side
one inch from the end. A reason
able reward offered for information
leading to her recovery.
A. f. Doom,
Darlington, Ky.
The bee., 1905-02-16
Sheep and Goats Freeze

w. G. Mcleod had the misfortune
to lose several sheep and goats by
freezing one night this week. They
were housed and well fed. Some of
the neighbours dogs also got among
his cattle Wednesday night and
killed two of them.
The bee., 1905-02-16
Advertised Letters

(For week ending Feb. 10, 1907
James Hawkins, Mary Radford,
Martha Pankey, l.. J. Marlin, Lizzie
Lanzell, Mimic Seaten, Angie Whit.
field, Geo. Williams, Claude Mills,
Johnnie Dixon, Mrs. l.. A. Allen. Mel
lie Logan, G. II. Moore, Sam Noel,
Irving Worthington, Clear Gray, J.
NJ. Yonnt, May Crawford and Perlie
Williams,
G. G.. ROBINSON, p. NJ.
The bee., 1905-02-16
Christian chur eh.

Subject of morning sermon Mus
tard Seed and Leaven."
In the evening the third in the SER
les of sermons TO men--"The Man
and the Drink Problem"
An earnest invitation IS extended
tJ all
The bee., 1905-02-16
LEW WALLACE NEAR DEATH.
rhc Famous Author, soldier ana
Diplomat u stalking, aud
End n Near.

Indianapolis. IDd.. Feb. ll.--Gen.Lew
Wallace. who has long been III at his
iome in Crawfordsyille is again re-
ported to be sinking, and II is believed
hat the end Is near.
The bee., 1905-02-16

Mr.. Joseph McCulley Will In the
near future erect a fine block OF
brick buildings on the site on Gen.
ter street, in Mad isonvIlle, which
was visited by big fire last month,
and wiping out the entire block.
The houses will be rented for bust
ness establishments.
The bee., 1905-02-16
Pants (! Pants! Pants

At cost until March LIST. / have to
make room for my spring pants for
men and boys. Also men and boys
hats at cost. Don't delay if you
want bargains. l.. f.. McEUEN.
The bee., 1905-02-16

Mr.. John Sherman and family,
who have been living in Darlington
for some time, have moved to Barn
sley where he will continue in the
employ of the st. Bernard Mining
Company.
The bee., 1905-02-16

G. j. Martin, an old Darlington
boy, writes from Birmingham, Ala,
that he is getting along nicely on
that Division and likes the work
better than he did on the Henderson
Division.
The bee., 1905-02-16

DR.. w. j. Lamb, a practicing ply
stefan of Madisonville, is making
preparations to move his family to
Nashville, Tenn, where he will To-
cate as a specialist. He is one of
the leading physicians of this city,
and is widely known and univer-
sally liked.
The bee., 1905-02-16

DR.. +. A. Chatter, who has been
Ill with la grippe, is able to be about
although he has not entirely recov-
cred from the attack.
The bee., 1905-02-16
Are You Restless at Night

And harassed by bad cough?
Use Billiards. Horehound Syrup, II
will secure you sound sleep and eff
feet prompt aud radical cure. 25c,
soc. and $l00.
Sold by st. Bernard Drug Store.
The bee., 1905-02-16
Examine Your Machine

And see if you have the number
b 623, 739. 1t is a seven drawer dark
oak singer lost since July LIST. A
reward will be paid for information
leading to it's recovery. Notify The
REu
The bee., 1905-02-16
Notice! Notice /!

If you have cold or ''grip" come
and get a bottle of cough medicine
which is guaranteed. If not salts
fed ~rur I'opc hac'y "a re'rrr Gs
au4,Hy but j. - NoJUsN. ~
The bee., 1905-02-16
Legislation In Montana.

Helena, Mont, Feb. 1.-THE house.
In the committee of the whole, killed
a bill providing for licensing gambling.
It also killed a bill making train
wrecking punishable with death.
The bee., 1905-02-16

Not within the remembrance of
the oldest Inhabitants has Earling-
ton ever been wrapped in such a
coating of snow and ice as during
tie past three weeks. Boys have
been skating over the sidewalks and
public square and pedestrions have
had rerilous walking.
The bee., 1905-02-16
poIysnmy Mn PASSES In Idaho.

Boise, Idaho, Feb. 1.-THE house has
passed the senate bill providing fines
and imprisonment for polygamy and
adultery
The bee., 1905-02-16
Leaped From Fourth FLOOR.

st. Joseph, Mo. Feb. 14.--While in
temporary fit of insanity, Edward
Tolin, aged 35, a pneumonia patient,
leaped from fourth-story window,
and sustained fatal injuries.
The bee., 1905-02-16
To Cure a Cold in One Day.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets. AL druggists refund the
1.... a.. =, vure. Il. "
The bee., 1905-02-16

Flora Austin, who has been ill
with pneumonia for several days, is
some better.
The bee., 1905-02-16

Mrs. Ed. Rule, who has been quite
sick flor several days, is improving.
The bee., 1905-02-16
1t Pays to Advertise
S@~~~~~~~~~~~~%
SHORT LOCALS

Rev. j. f. King is quite i'll this
week with lagrippe and cold.
The bee., 1905-02-16

Mrs. Tom Hodge is on the sick
list this week.
The bee., 1905-02-16
GettInr Good.

jefferson City, Mo-, Feb. 12.--The
house passed resolution to purchase
0 Bible for its own Use.
The bee., 1905-02-16
For Sale Chean

Two bedsteads and wash stand.
Anyone wishing bargain will do
we'll to call at THE BEE office.
The bee., 1905-02-16

Two nurses are in constant attend
ance and no person is permitted to Sc
Gen. Wallace.
His death is expected any day by hi
friends. The trouble is with his stons
ach. and he is sinking from starvation
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-08-18
Parme tilSalgS.


vi far ,tilial9s en- bel Mnnsoe ,16.
nnerfcoe Tar,1e, belissenoe paa for
Tjellige stebcr og at allc mulige
stprrelicr, lige fra nogle faa NcreS
til fltre scftioncr 9isie Jorme fun
|frlses paa allie m1lise &iifaar, og
nogle at benz CT pirfclis iaa suot
ajpb, at Sc ma tcbe lrngc for at
finoe noget li9ncn6e. som Gfsem=
pier bil ri nGDne:
100 Mcrcs Minnciota Tar1t n1co
Bgsniuscr % ca. so Neres nn6cr
9prfning for f1n $500. Sob Surb.
Iorbrer fnm $500 &omtant.
so Meres peb CIT imnf 81 / ct.
Gruir So. @ob Sprb. 80 Meres
bprfet. srebns pe 2ueitalb. Hris
f,n 5000. Jprorcr 5000 &pntant.
9cnne 5arm er fmn 2 Dill fra
Creamery, Strife % sfOle - bet
oelfjenbte ct. Groir ST., 8iseoniin.
100 Meres @isconiin Tarm, 274
Nfil fra 8D. so Mercs unoer 9Drf.
ming. @an ct Mar neiten 1000
8nibels &beoe. gil blibe iolst til
en- Grlig Manb, Scr nil bDgse ct @as
-A -.
iart sjprc anbre Jorbcbringer mob
en- ltbbctaling al fan 5000 - @citcn
1taar bal fan. &ris $685..
sture stueffarmc paa forifjcllisc
Steber til meget laDe &rtier.
Nf nilbt 2ano far III cnbel, ipeeielt
,bib9t, til fra $3.50 til $40 pr. Mere.
San iffc pbergaaes bpab &palitct,
8elissenbeb % @risbillisbeb an=
gaar. 2ette 8ctin9elier.
Subniun & &c.,
IS ltnipn 8locf, 81. &aml.
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Afifebiselier ! solobeienet. Sra
@aibingtor me0oeles, at Der fore
itaor flere Afifebigelfer al oSSnterndl
Me1c1ttte" glgenter paa forifiellige
iGteber aanbet. SaoleoeS bill ne.1
Ngent, Der har baptQlrbei0et / gisiu
5taterne UNDER fig, IS. S.
Bolton, % Mgentea for
.oe ipobeitliges 5tater 6 $. Burg
9eros, blibe opfororeoe til ct ind u
.gipe oeres &eiignationer. Set er
&omisiaren for 9olooepartementet,
gerfes Der bar anitiIIet en- be1nrr1cs-'
JIG 11roeriegelfe q oeres Gnnbeos--
fsreIie, bpiIfen bar ooerbepiit BAN
at oeSiffe poster eres Gn1beoer,,
iom oe 6a,roe oeat ser ei ING
Spatle, broete Regierinaea
1nij,on Snotaater, enbsoe bilroe
bapsrd en aant.
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@aibinstpn Mpe. 8rpcn bill / Sin.

~.
8aibin9ton Abe. 8rpeu bill / 8in-
tere11S 2pb blibe n6bi6et, ioale0es at
Der fan bleb be0re Blaos for Den
ite6ie tiltoeen6e Craft. BDroaoet
mente, at oct ptl6e bore 5porpejs.
fon1pagniets 8ligt at betale benne
l%t6bi6elie, mel1 bette mener at bape
foitet alt, bbao Der me6 8illigbeo
fan %forlanges al Oct, paa 8roen for
at foritGrfe ben, nemlig $4,000.
8Den oil mi fom1ne til at bet6le Ito
pioelien, bpilfet~nil tie peo at bispp=
mere oper nogle 8robonos, iom ben<
ligger 1io1gte.
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Resultater ter sammenltentne.
SEQ exusffnoSbebts.

Den be6ite Maaoe at fire Jig en-
iorgfri 5remti6 poa er at legge Hen-
&c tiliioe, og enbper fan, ielp pm
Sortjeneiten er noflaa ri1ge legge op
% Gents pr. l1ge.
Der gipes ingen iifrere Maa6e at
anbringe fine &enge e11o at inoiatte
Dem | bette &ompagni, ser tillige
forroen abiolut 5ifferbeo tilbpoer
anore ~b9ientlige 5oroele.
9e er penliglt opfororet til at ie
% ! bort &o11tor eller tilifripe %,
% ri ifal gaa % lie Dem % gipe
Gent al mltltg lln6erretning.
M6reSler alle 8rebe til
Nlb. Gbriitenlen,
.Speciel ifanoinaoiif @epraientunt,
She Colonial 60,
535 gn6ieott Building, ct. &al1I.
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6poulonl6e0 % 9eOinlt.

Haa alle Stber tan enbDer obierDe-
renoe &erion lie 6orbebringer / Me.
tbooer. 9d er lite alene 1ilfeloet
meo npe Metbober. Ser benpttes til
5abrifation at forifiellige n%eopenoi-
&c % ltnpbpenoige Mrtifler, l11el1 og-
iaa &etning at go6e, iunoe Sbeer
for 9fpnonli, til @laoe % @abn for
ben itore @laSie al 5olf, glrbejosflas-
fen % Mib6elltanoen.
Set er fun fdn Mar ltbeh at en-
ing Mano meo lille 8apital ful6e
begpnoe paa cit eller. anoen Gorret-
ming ! cit ltor 8p % pes baarot Mr-
%oparbeioe Ell gooe 2epepej. !.
Giberne bar imiolertt6 f%oraubret
Jig iaaleoeS at itore Irults .. /. n.
iaa gobt lom fontrollcrer al Iorret-
ming % gipr oct umuligt for en- min
ore Mono at begpnoe 6orretning. 81
Ter bper Dag Soft, mulig fpr Ii0en
itore OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, ipge efter
lenneoe &laoier POS itore &orporatto-
rer, ser meo beres Millioner fmlo<
ltGnGig n0eitGl1ger Sen min0re Mon6
fra Marfeoet oels pe6 ot46e fal1 lelge
oereS 8rooufter billigere, bels peo at
De fan lfrue Grtlen pau &aamateria-
let op til en- iaaoan @eioe, at ben
minore Mano lite fan betale Yro-
Observation-Disclosures. elsie maa
M, og for ben Gags Sfplb, bpr en-.
bper ipare 1toget al 0eres S11otagter,
og .beo fornuftig Mnbringelle lpare
pp en- lille &opital til at mp6e Sc
forifielli9e @pentuoliteter meb, Ser
niier fig bper Dag, og bpor ct lille
&pgitp6 bil6e bore paa fin &laos.
Set gaar 1lappe al, at in6iette
Yenge I cit Barf meD ct Jormaul
at bape liot for en- rcenful6 Sag,
ha lt6iigterne er, at Sc blipe taget
u6 fere oct nirfelig CT n%9oben61gt.
She Colonial Security SO. al ct.
er organiieret for at afbielpc.
6enne lllempe % bielpe 6olf til,
at foa Ell go6 Sortienelte paa 6ere5
ngentlige SnSbetalinger. &ompagni-
ct er fuloitenoig ioliot. Sngen Sea-
tional6anf, 1ruitfompogni eller
mtore fi1anitelle Snltit11tioner ere
omgipne meo iaa mango 9itferbeos-
regler for Sen erlige &%aonotering al
Solfs 8enge iom bette &ompagni.
Gor Hlan er fo=operatib, ii6er alt
oberbopeoet for6eles mellem Sparer-
ne, ser oesuoen ere gorantereoe 4
8rocent &ente at oeres inoiotte
&enge.
Sc fan life faa bpoo Ceres &enge
nebbenoigbis bgr og ffal tiene meo.
mtnore De aabner EN- 5%parfonto bos
%.
Sngen bar 1ogen l1noifpl6ning for
lite at aabne en- iaaoan &onto, 90
ri mo0tage Sn6ifu6 fra 25 Gents til
$40 pr. l1ge, opfrnbet i 9eres 6or.
refining eller Stem u6en ben minolte
nlejligbeo for Sem ielb.
nnoerne6en fglger en- 2tlte, Ser III:
Ter bbormeget Soft bar facet / 6e lio:
ite 80 Maaneoer foruoen at Sc far
outage 2aaan bos &ompagniet til Ell
bper SID. S 1ilfeloe al Dp6 fao'
0e 9eres &enge itrafs me6 &enters
&ente..
REGULATOR Ter Sammenltentng.
SEQ S~nsffuosbebts.
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GalpunDerter / Mettcn.

saloomperter | &ettcn. Sgaar
fremfertes / Yolttiretten II SoIoo11=
brrter UNDER Mnflage for at bape
baDt 6ereS 2ofaler aobne ON Sgn=
oagen. N%rreitor0ren bar roiteot pao
5orlangenoe at Olaf 8. Bruce, llogi-
Der at v@inneapolis G%ecfobla6",
itettet at Mnti-S aloon Sigaet,, %
Mrreitationerl1e font iom en- fuloiten-
Dig Sperraifelie for Gbef Dople. MlIe
Sc @nflage6e erflereoe Jig rSSfnfe ffpl-
Big, og 6eres Soger fommer for
Metten imorgen.
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st. PAUL.
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3Ontoret e. aabent bber sbgnebas
81. $50.

3ontortt er aabent bber SIgnebaa
til 81. $50.
We'd Kj0b eller Reparation af
Uhre bes@g den veIkjendte Juve,
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oo E. 9TH St,
Paul.
For de bedste Fotografier bgr
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
229r231 E. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
bejde. Moderate Priser.
Strife. Sernarbeioerne i Mem-
man & Sons Establishment git pao
|Strife li6lte 5reoag.
9pb. Gbarles 9orer, cit go1nmel
ct. Saul &ontroftgr, opoe iiolte
|Sors6ag Nftsn.
Or. Sba9c far fmn0et ll6, at 8pe1
maatte. fipbe en0el at fine egne @lan-
Ter, tagne fra 9pibroen, % betale
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og Coma 8. Stomm.
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g. bar fiebt en- 2ot ltp6e1o2
up til oeres n,1perenoe Jorretning
% oil bpgge pao fannie tiblig ne1te
Nar.
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%, Sanitor at Ma6iion Sfolen,
bolot paa at beifjere Greer, 0a ban
folot neo % forilog Jig / SEN @rao,
at Der er Sure for bans SIP. Mr.
Sicbi0a er 55 Mor aa1nmel.
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mo Horf @illos, Mrs. 6. 9lmoerion,
no Sc Soto Ctr, Mrs. $. &elge-
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Eige til @rs. S. Mnoerion, $50
Mfislisiippi Ctr.
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aor, oen 12te, @briitoffer 6. Soft 8
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Str. Snoiana Mpe. % g. Mober1
/ en- farlig 5orfatning. bpal
Snn6be0en ai19aar. Sen nplige
iterfe @egn bar bragt en- M9ng6e
Snaps meo fig, Ser life bar funnel
finoe 9lflgb. 9ette ltaar mt og lug
ter, og bnis Mnitalter life gigres fo1
at faa set fiarnet, oil set i%anoipnlig.
Ibis foraarlage em @pi6emi.
Sorip9tc at for111e burt. Sobn
Scott bar / &etten UNDER g(rflage fol
9ruffenifab, men ibet ban iammer
meo 6e anore Mrreitanter pasierebt
forbi ct Afluffe, iaa ban fit. 5nit til
at inige Jig tno. @an bleb BOG opba
get og Tom life bort Sen Gong. Sol
ct &ar Maaneoer ii6e1l giorbe Fan e
lignenoe 5orleg, i6et ban 81 rfoloI
no at 2inien" poa 8eien til r8fae'
Maria" % tog 8la6s blanM SiIifu
erne. Strafs efter foripanot ban d
blep life igien paagrebH:
ManosnGrparelie. st iieloent Sill
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2ea SataiIlion sOlbatcr, Ser,
ifplge bort ii6Ite, blep ienot poa Ell
&rppemaricb til Mnnanoale, er MI
biemnte tgien.
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minneapolis
s6iBrnceicubnmme,t pnn I. 9[pe. {

H.sTEE&%4
6jbrneejeuoommen paa 1. Mpe. e..
% 8aibington Mpe. er ] 6isie Gage
blepet .lolgt til Sefretpren for q. 6.
Sobnion So, Scr: a0laf .. Searle.
Oct ct ben gienoom, / bpilfen tibli=
gere Mortbmeitern Mational Banf
% ieltere Smeoiib Mmerican 8ant
bar bapt fine 2ofaler.
Mere 3oliti. Mapor Sones er
fon1met til ben iiffert meget rigtigc
Spfattelie, at Ser er for list Holiti i
@iinneapolis. Son bill oerfor, 1aar
Sfottefomisiione1 mgoer / naltc
Maaneo1 giere 5ororing paa, at Ser
peo 8eregningen al Sfatteprocenter;
gaacs .no fra, at Ser ifal aninttes 40
11pe &olitibetiefte, al bpilfe 10 bill
fon1me til at giere Ijenelte / Spo-
bDen.
@ooe 8etalcrc er 8oltbetie1ltel1e /
Minaapolis. &oltmoiter General
Gortelpou / 8aibington bor nplig
oefreteret, at oen &oitbetient / &egis-
ringens 9ienelte, ser life -betoler fiji
@iGlo, ifal ofifeoiges. &oltmeiter
Sngbes met1er, at 6enl1e 8eitemmelie
i1tgen %Nl11penoelle bill faa fer / 8pen..
oa ser loa oiot pi6es life finbes Ell
eneite &oltfunftioner ber, ser life
prompte opfDl6er fine Jorpligtelier.
st npt ltniou 9epot, til bpilfct
ollie 8DenS Sernbanelinier funbe ID.
be ino, bar Ser / len9ere 9i6 bert
Sole ONT, % napnli9 far Bpens
Commercial Club arbei6et for beni1e
Sag. Sou er ser imiolertio
ilaaet fol6t Gono oper benne
Mgttotion, ioet 6e leoenoe Mrno +:
Sernbanefreoie far l,6talt, at Minnc-
apolis nleget bel fan flare fig uoen
CIT ioaoan Jullesitation, og Sage:1
er oerfor bleoet benlagt til beleili=
Gere 1i6er.
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8. 2arien bar facet Mninttelie /
&apitoliet % for uonGpnt Mr. 90.
Sprenlen, 6en befjenote 9onifer fra
Moline, iom ferite Mslilte1t.
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20 E&EEEEs
1tplift SpeietD er Mapnet paa en-
i 6isle Dnge Der i 8pen itiftet bel.
gigrenoe Organization, bbis 6ormaal
er at lame 8enge til iaaoanne l1lpf,
felige, iom er forfalone tic beruien.
De Drifffe, og ipm for at blipe frelite
gnifera at gien1engaa en- Sur paa ct
Sl1ititlt. Selifabet blep inforporeret
meo EN- &apital at $4,000, og oeu,
Der opnanr 2aan fra bet til bette
.Sormaal, fanrIa6e Jig beban6le paa,
sbpilfen iom BELT &uralritalt, ser be-
.rer ct goot Scam, iom ban ielp maat<
te unite. seIffobet bill oprette It
Bureau, bpor set fan mootage geap-
ne paa ioaoanne5 om bur g1elrtte1n-
Igaaet 6%angidsitraf eller paa Solf,
Der er fu1ffne ffna oDbt at ingen el<
Ierg DiI bielpe oeu1. Granf DC
8onaIb, 6en tioIigere Superinta1-
bent for Mrbeiosbuiet e. 5elffabets
:5efreter % geitprer or bets 4on-
tor, 526 Boston 8Iocf. GnbDer tan
bIibe MeoIem 5elffabef beo at
erInege SSnon1el0eIiesafgiften, $d.0o..
IjJIere a 8Dens beoite Meno berarr
81 geHfabet uogi6r Befb.,
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Iyr11 @cllitrpm iang / Sen ipenif-
ll1tberife Strife poa @oooporb @pe.
% Sobn ctr. Sus0og Mfte1 til ct
operfpl6t @ms.