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The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
GAIN OF A CENT
IN WHEAT MARKET
STRONG UNDERGONE PREVAILED
THE ENTIRE sEssfoN-GooD
DEMAND FOR JULY ONE
CAUSE OF FlRMNESS.

Chicago, April is: - Wheat-A
strong undertone peryaded the market
during the entire ses, Jon, n2.with-
standing that several baaeisA factors
were in evidence ct the start Despite
The easier cables and increased local
receipts, the market opened firm. July
up a shade to Is, 8794 to 7s May I'M
changed at $114h. One cause of the
frmness was tae good demand for
July from a prom nent bull Offerings
were comparatively light. The wealth
err throughout The greater portion Of
the winter wheat belt was reported I'M
officially still dry and cold This help
ed 10 stimulate the demand for distant
futures. Prices worked UP a trihe
Toward noon the marke was decided
ly strong on active buying, the result
Of a decrease OF two million bushels
in the worlds Wis BILE On the bulge,
July went to SS5s0A; May to s1.15lz
and the weekly weather bureau re-
port claimed generally favorable con
diuons for the growth of The winter
wheat and caused considerable prof
taxing late in the day As a result
part Of The gam was lost. AT Ire close
May was up a cent, July 4 higher
Corn-Infuenced BY smaller rec aipts
than expected shorts We're active buy
ers the first half Of the session. In
consequence. the market inclined 10
hulli.hnoce later and an cas- er IClo
developed on selling brought cut by
increased primary receipts. Closing
prices were practically unchanged.
Oats Reports Of dry weather had a
bullish effect The pit traders were
good buyers tne entire session. Lib
eral part OF the business was tn
changing from May to July by cash in
teresls The close showed prices up
u to Il.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
UNLOADING WAS
QUITE MARKED
ON STOCK EXCHANGE, CAUSING
SEVERE lNRoADs ON PRICES
big BREAK IN NORTHERN
|, SEcURITlES-MoNEY STILL
EASY.

New York, April Spectators in
long stocks showed a great deal Of
trepidation today which caused free
unloading and rather severe inroads
on prices News of the day contained
nothing to indicate impairment of ac-
tual values. but the action of the mar
ket itself served to create distrust
and uncertainty over stories of bril-
liant financial projects which have
been the principal motive for buying
OF stocks up to recent high level Of
prices. The incident having the most
direct influence was a sudden and VIC.
lent break of Northern Securities with
IN the first ten minutes of trading in
the curb market. The first few sales
Iof the stock were at fraction higher
than last night. II was up to 1871. but
after that, there seemed absolutely no
demand and the price was offered
down preeipitately lG points without
finding buyers.
This news quickly reached the floor
Of the stock exchange and induced
slump in the price of Union Pacific
and st Paul. The quick recovery of
10 or - points in Northern securities
was reported almost Immediately
The most plausible explanation of the
movement was found In the contention
that on the eve Of the surrender Of
Northern Securities share certificates
to be exchanged for Northern Pacific
and Great Northern stock, there de.
Neloped a certain apprehension that
with the return to the market of
great floating supply Of these conslit.
ueny stocks ii would be found difficult
to keep up their price TO the level AT
which they have recently sold The
tie up in the Northern Securities com.
pany has left the actual floating SIM.
ply Of Great Northern and Northern
Pacific very small, making Il easy 10
mark up the price to figures more
than double those prevailing before
the formation of the Securities com.
pany. The market position of Union
Pacific has been the subject of grow.
suspicion. The enormous borrowing
demand for this stock, which has al.
tracted marked attention, has been
generally attributed to a desire for its
use for proxies al the meeting to an.
thorize the sl0O)O0000 preferred STOCK
increase.
Money continued easy. A survey of
the days net changes, however, re.
veals a more decided set back In prices
than has occurred in many weeks.
The closing tone was the weakest Of
the day and prices wer at about the
lowest
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
cHkNcERY NOTICE


State Of Illinois, l-.
Alexander County.
len the Alexander County Circuit Court
May Term. 4. y. 1875. In Chancery Sitting.
Ella Dixon, Complainant, VS.. George Dixon
Defendant.
Ilil in Chanccrv for Divorce.
The allowed named defendant is hereby noti-
fed that said complainant has this day filed
81 said Court certain bill in Chancery FOR
divorce against him and that summons bias is
sled thereon iefHrndblc on the first dav Of the
next 'Crm If said c0urt, Ia be holden at the
court horse in Cairo. Illinois or the Sth day Of
May ~.
LIE y. DAVIS, Clerk.
Cairo, Illinois, s phil O. d. a. u. 1873
JOINS 2. HcGEE, Couplainant's solicitor.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
NEW YORK cEAlN MARKET.

New York. April 1S.-WHEAT-R Re
ceipts, 1900 Spot. firm: No red
$10S7s nominal elevator: No. ? red
$ll0% nominal o. b. afoat Op ion;
closed barely steady and 1s97s ne
higher May. s10S7s-
CORN-Rece' pts. Il coo: exports
100000. Spot, firm No >. O. elevator
s. T. o. b. aAeat; No. yellow D.; No
. white. 80 Options closed net I'm
changed. May. 52Ia.
OATS Receipts. G0o00; exports
2300o Spot. quiet; mixed $50 q
white, 55ts qS6is; clipped white. 81.
d391a.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
FINE PERFORMANCE
Boston Ideal Stock Co, ii
ERA DiayOl0"
LARGE APPREclATlVE AUDIENCE
1 A ST NiGHT-TONlGHT
"TRE MooR's BRIDE"

The performance given by the Bos.
ton Ideal Opera company last night
was enjoyed by a large and enthusi-
astic audience. Fra Diavolo" was an,
other success. the acting and the sing
ing of the company was still more OF
a higher order than the night previous,
as Fra Diayolo' is considered the
best classical operetta ever written.
Miss Glover as zerina had an oppor-
tunity to Snow her ability as a high
soprano Ginger Miss Lillian Shat.
tuck is undoubtedly the cleyerest
actress seen here in any musical pro-
duction The Burgess brothers and
Mr. Andrews, who held the comedy
parts, kept the audience Laughing ali
the time they We're on the stage. Mr..
Ed F. MICRONESIA as Fra Diayol0 made
a very good appearance and sang wen
the tenor lead. Mr. Oyerton was again
the receiver of many encores during
the opra and his solo which he hon.
estly deserved The sextette. at the
closing Oh Tire second act was beyond
any doubt worth the price Of admis-
sion, and all hose who were present
last night have enjoyed the musical
treat Tonight the company will APP
pear in Moor's Bride which is mu-
steal comedy from the pen OF Leque
Il is written for laughing purpose and
Mr.. A. c. Burgess, the clever comedi-
an, who appears as the henpeckcd
husband, viii certainly do his share.
The music is splendid and our music
loving people win not miss the oppor
tunity to see them tonight.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
A ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Estate OF Lucien 2. Faleoaer, deceased. The
undersigned, having been appointed admiuis-
tratrix OF the estate Of Iucien K. Falconer.
late Of the county Of Alexander, and state
of Illinois, deceased hereby gives notice that
size will appear before me county court OF
Alexand county, at the court house In CAIRO,
H., at the june term. on the FIRST Monday
- June. next 81 which tune an persons
having claims against said estate are notified
and requested 70 attend for the purpose Oh
having the same adjusted. All persons in
debted 10 said estate are required to make i'm
mediate payment to Tho undersigned.
Dated this Both Gay Of March, 1905,
LIZZIE g.. FALCONER, Administrative.
Miles Freak Gilbert, Attorney.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

Chicago, April 1S.-Cattle-F Fewer
cattle are beipg marketed this weel.
There was a fair general demand to
day al steady prices. only a limited
number Of choice cattle being offered
Not many steers 90 lower than So
Cows and heifers active and FIRM
stockers and feeders trade rather dull
Hogs-With a moderate offering and
an active general demand there wa;
an advance Of five cents. Bulk Of sale
S5.4ztz 100.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
Provision Market.

BuTTER-Sirong; western cream
cry. 26@33
CHEESE-Firm; unchanged
EGGS-Firm unchanged
COFFEE-~Options closed weak at a
net decline Of l0M15 points. Sales
14G.250 bags.
May G10Gl6.25 Spot Rio easy, No
Z invoice, ~ mid, quiet; Cordoya,
l9@13.
Sugar-Raw puiet; fair refining. 4
GIG: Centrifugal, SO test, 1916. Mo
lasses sugar. 3 1916. Refined, puiet
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
CovERNMENT Bonds.
Money QuotatIors.

New York. April ls-Monev on call
steady 2ia03 per cent closing bid
ga offered az .. Time loans easy and
dull; sixty days, ninety days, six
months. 30 per cent Prime paper
M4ta per cent Exchange steady. de-
inand s4SG.2oa 4SGe5: sixty days
s4s835G 4S4 60 Bar silver 51is.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
cHANcERY NOTICE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, :
Alexander County.

Alexander county.
IN the Alexander county circuit court. May
term, a. -. 1890. In chaBcery kitLng.
Biii IN chanCefv for force fOsure.
J.. q. Perks ana Thomas Higgins complain
ants, va. MARY Price, Ada Price and sam Price
defendants.
Tho above named defendants are hereby motif
fed that said c3mplairauts have this day filed
in said court a certain bill in chanccry fOr fore
closure against them. ana that summons has
issued thereon retumablc on the first day Of the
next term Of raid court, 10 be holden at the
court house in Cairo, Illinois, on the sth day
% May next.
Cairo. Illinois, April 9Th, A. D.. 1905,
LEE =. DAVIS, CLERK.
C'ras. l. Rice, complainant sole itor,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
At St. louis.

ST. Louis, April 49, Cattle-Ra-
ceipts. 5000; setady Beef steers, 81
1850. stockers and feeders. $2.750
40; cows ana leifers $340@5.1 10:
Texas steers, S3.5065.75.
Hogs receipts 5000. Strong. Range
$40005.G0.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19

HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea IS
positive. never nauseates OF upsets
the stomach Cleanses and pur.fies
the entire system. A great blessing
to suffering humanity - cents,
.Iea Or Tablets. p c. Sohuh & sons.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
STATE OF ILLINOIS, 20

In ihe Acx tnder Cpuufy Circuit court, Mag
term. - 1913, in cnancery sitting
1873 IN chaucerv for divorce
kachoi tnviugton, complainant, vs. iamci
GnVinrtnu. defendant
The above named defendant Is hereby motif
ted that said complainant has this day filed -
said court certain bill in chancery for di
yorcc against him and that summons has is
sued therein returnable on tie first day oil
the next tenn Of said court. tn be holden a
the court house IN Cairo. Illinois. on the stf
DAY q MAY. next.
cairo, flliuois, prii 9Th, A. D.. 1903.
LIE b. DAVIS, Clerk.
John Mclsees Gem itiaant's Solicitors.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
Minneanolis Cereals.

Minneapolis, April 1S.-WHEAT--
May, $1.07h; July, $Lo39s0 az; Sep
tember, S4$s9lA. Casino. ! hard
SL12h; No. ] northern, SL10h a
Liz. No. . northern, $10f1k 0I.0GM.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
Stocks $ Bonds Is Cereals

Sheep-There was fairly cool de-
mand from all elias Is OF buyers. prices
steady to Is cents lower The weak
ness was mainly in heavy export
sheep.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
Puts and Calls.
Livernool Markets.

Wheat, Y lower; 1s lower; Is low
er.
Corn. x lower; 4 lower; i lower
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
JOE JEFFERSON WEAKER.

West Palm Beach. April 1S.-At II
o'clock no change was reported in JEFF
ferson's condition He is gradually
growing weaker.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
viii Close Friday.

Chicago, April 1S.-At directors
meeting this afternoon it was decided
to close the board of trade ali day Fri
day next Good Friday)
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
Liverpool Quotations.

Liverpool. April 18.-Corn-Spoi,
quiet; American mixed, new, Is 2hd;
old, As 10lsd
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
Recelnts AZ shlpments

Gu cago, April 1S.-Following were
the receipts and shipments in carload
lots from this market today
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
Reported by the Cassidy Commission
Company. 4o9Ia Ohio Street.
STOCKS.

New York, April 1S.-The following
was the range of prices on the New
York Stock exchange today.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
RecelpLe Shipmontl
Grains and Provisions.

Chicago, April 1S.-The following
was The range Of the leading futures
on the Board Of Trade today
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
The PEOPLES COLUMN |
'Rates For cIasslfIed Notice.

One insertion, per word ..01
Three, Insertions, per word. -. ..02A
One week, per word. ..........0 5
one month, per word. .... 10
All matter set In Nonpareil type.
No advertisement inserted for less
Than twenty-five cents.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
MONEY! MONEY!

Call at 617 Ohio s. and learn how
you can secure loan Of $4,000 or
more in less sine and on easier terms
than any ether system in the world
that IS FREE from speculation.
L. ApAlR, Agent.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19

SITUATIONS WANTED.

Advertisements of not exceeding three lines
will be accepted fres for one weeks Tina from
any reader of The Bulletin to be fled by all
veriiaer "A person, on regular form, at the Of
dee ~ The Bulletin Company, 70s Ohio Levee'
The Bulletin Company assumes no RESPONSE
oiiity for any advertisement or statement made
therein and will not accept the notice Of any
pe4son known TO be employed.
Inquiries and replies TO advertisements
should be made ~ mail.
Position Wanted-By lady with six years
experience in Office work, to work either in
store or office. Address NJ. L., this Office.
Situation Wanted-White girl, plain cook
wishes position to do house work in private
family, Address II.
Work Wanted-An experienced nurse wants
work, can furnish reference, Call or address
Tsi phiffy-thiri street
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
There Are

So many reasons why you shoult
send us your laundry that there is
not room enough in little advertise
ment to tell them all.
One reason is that we are modern.
We keep pace with the new ideas
and new conditions. AS fast as any.
thing better than we have is invent
ed we secure it. We mend your
clothes and sew on buttons, and put
on new neck bands free Of charge.
American Steam Laundry
20s Eighth st. Both Phones 1903.
L.O. Herbert Proprietor
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
ZOE SALE.

For sale An extra Fool mich COW, giving a
large flow o. rich milh. Ira lIaslng 81 Ohio
street,
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19

Roaraers wante l.-Roon and boar1, $3.50
por week. 52S Tenth STREET.
Wanted--A furnished honss for one OF two
months. j.. >. Jackson.
Wanted--%p Speciality salesman Splendid op-
portnnity for drst-class man. Address United
II eciaity Mfg. Co., CleYelsnd, Ohlo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
Strictly 4 Savings Bank.
CAIRO, ILLINOIS.
DIRECTORS

Interest paid on time deposits at the
rate Of three per cent per Aunun.
The Cairo bulletin., 1905-04-19
FoR RENr.
LADY PHYSICIAN
Gilbert Block.
EDUCATIONAL
LOST.

Lost.-Ladiss' gold watch with chatelane
pin attach d. between sth and Commercial
avenue 0nd union stat ion. with hesTts, wish
bone and opsls, Return to Mrs. E. Nottage,
81 Washington avenue, and receive reward.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29
6pprIe1cs CT bette?

81 tilbp6er ct bun6reoe Dollars
@elenning for etbpert GiIfeloe al
&atarrb, Der life fan belbreoes peo
$all'S @atarrb Cure.
S. S. @benep & 6 o., @iere>
Soleoo, Ohio.
81 unoerte9neoe bar 'fienot S. s.
@Denep / Sc iiolte Is Mar og tror,
ban er al6eles ba6erlig / allie 6or.
retnings-Gransaftioner og fimancielt
/ Stano til at opfploe enbper 6orplig.
telie> oeres Sirma for paataget fig.
50 e t & Eruat,
@bole}ale Druggits, Gole6o, ..
@ol6ing ,& ma ne sc in
@boleiale 9ruggtits, Sole0o> ..
Sails @atarrb Cure tages in6pen.
big og birfer 6trefte paa 8lo6et og
@pitemets @%limbin6er. &ris 75c
pr. SLATE. @elges al alle gpotbc.
fere. @i6nesbpro frit.
Sails Gamilp &ills er Sc be6ite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29

9ret, nerbps cs ~irriterct CT Mceercn
une af Stano til at iprae for fine Bprn,
% benoes Siltano %pbetesger 8arnets Nr=
log og pirter tilbasc poa benoe ielo.
Moberen ber bog lite babies, oa bum
uOen spipl fiber of @p9imerter, @ooeo pi=
ne, Gorrpttelie eller %neotprgenoe Smertcr,
Der sipr 2ibet en- 8prbe.
2boia 6. 4intbams @csetab(e Cont
pouno er bet ufejlbarliee Mioocl mob ocn=
ne 9ilftano. Sen ftnrter be tpinoe'ise
Or9aner os belbrcocr for beitanoig olle
Torrpttelier oa observation-disclosures.
@ionesbpro iom bet %fDlaenoe buroe obcrz
beoiie &pinber ON 2esemiolets 8Groi:
Rjare Mrs. Yinfbam:-
rss3ea bill qrerne rrebbele Sem. bopr n,eaet oobt 2rbia
6. 9,nfbam,'s Wegetoblc COMPOUND bar bragt mig.
8 Oft. Nar leb iea af sGq9eitots= Z pebolume. Sea bar
nerpps. trGt og %irrltahe!, ~ reg turoe fnapt t1of holbe
bet no l9noere. ba 1eo horfe 5 9prn at forge tDr
Qpoia 6. 4intbar,S Meoetahe Gnr bomb bIeD mig.
~anbefa'et. % bet bar fnlbftenblo belbrcoet 1n,g. Seq
fan ttfe npffpm taffe Sem for 9eres 9reo reb Waa6
oq for. boab 3rbia 6. Nimfbam's Weaetable COMPOUND
bar 9iort tr mig. Mrs. Yb. @offmah 100 9inlrpb
Street, Brootlpn, 81. g."
Mrs. 9intbam raaoer ipse &oinber frit.
2loresier 2Dnn, Mais.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29

Sre 8rp0re 252 81 a r..
Greoag 6en 8be September fnn6e Sen
gamle %befienote &aptein, ti6ligere
&oman6amt @illiam Mpenes feire fin
86=aarige 5g0iels6ag / &rtitiania.
$ CONNER iom ti6ligere / mango
Mar bor ban ttlbragt 8o6eieionen
/ Strpm1ta6, bbor ban bol6t 8e-
ipisningsfeit for en- flor @arneflof /
2tgbe6 me6 Sc foregaaen6e Mar. &r.
MpeneS er frem6eles fief iom en-
nng6om og ben6te fpr1t forle6en Sag
tilbage til &riitiania efter at babe
tilbragt en- nges Sib fiji Sg6ebp
6reorifsitoo. Mf bans 8rg6re leper:
fremoeles Sen ober 84-aarige Girl
itian Mpenes, 5tifteren % @befen for
oct 1tore % b~elrenomere6e Magler-
"og Sfibsre0erfirma 6. Mpenes &.
.Ssn, 6reorifsitab, famt sen 82-aari-
sc Sborpalo Mpenes, iom / 25 Mor.
Dor 8eifprer at 8orregaaro pe1.
@arpsborg.
9e ire 8rp6res iatnmenlqgte MIz
ere er altiaa 252 Mar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29
Sra Socrioe fp1nmer en- CuiinS,

Sra Socri9e fun1mer en- Gpfinbcl=
ie, iom Ser er omfattet me0 iao al
minoelig Iiltro, at ltgefra Me0lem=
mer1te al &ongefamilien til Sc beifeo=
nelte Stem, alle fjen6er lomn1e, %
nal ten ,alle Burger 0en> mol1ge en6og
til oagligt 8rug. 0enne Spoagelie
er ct &elbre6eliesmiooel for 6orfgle4=
lie, &atarrb, Sr1flammationer, Soor,
Serf, Spa1llter, glnrne Tp0oer, SUD
lDg0omme % mango an0re Spg6om=
me, pg er 6esu0en ct uom9rfet Soi=
letmi6oel for Mun6ens, 5el1oernes,
&aaretS og &uoens 8leje. Op6age=
rem, 6en fremragenbe &ioenlfabs=
mon6 og femiife 6abrifont Gr. g.
&aafanion, fal0er lit @reparat 800
lubrin", iom bentp6er til oets ene<
%itaaen6e belbpeoen0e Ggenifaber (la<
ttnif, Saluber - engelf, Salubri<
ons). Set fan MI fjsbes maneeIteos
/ Mmerifa. (se Moertisiementet i
bette 8la6).
at f1ere ooarlige Gfterlignelier all
.lere6e er / Morfebet, er ct 8epis pao
at 5alubrtns b6ie @aro ifattes, tbi
BET lenner fig life at efterobe eller
forfalife set baroilpie. 8as poo, at
faa oct egte, iom paa Gtifetten bar
ct Saciimile at 0pfin0erens Rapn-
tr9f.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29

Ter ON SiloeiDner % Sil0einoiig /
Norolan6 laber life til at babe 11ogst
iterre poa fig. Salfalo meloer Sc
|efftctelle Selegrammer enon1, in.
ON nogen 5ongit / Bette Mmt.
Set forbol6spis lopenoe Site, ser
TOR ct &ar Tiger iioen begpnote oppe
Nomoalen, iDnes ollereoe at bore
9filutningen ner, i6et ser / fioit for
lebne uge intet MT Steng bleb giort,
ligeiom beller intet @arnfijfe al Be-
tponing fanot Ste6, noor unotoges
tnoe 5oloenfior6en, bpor imiolerti5
Sanglten belt og bol6ent me6Qif til
MaoforiDnin9en. &eIe Diltriftets
uobptte blep $50 Spnoer &an6els=
bare, Der blep tilbirtet al tioligere
latte St9ng. Sgioo in6e / Sron6.
tiemsfioroen> bpor 6iitet TIL far po.
ret forboloSpis lGnge, ipnes @eorif=
ten at bore pau &etlr. Seller life
Der bleb noget Motlteng giort / iiolte
ltge, bporimo6 @arnfiifet peo 2efspi=
ten ortiatte og bragte ct l1obpte of
LOO Sen6er @an6elspore. Smfrina
400 6orteier far iolt beltoget, men
Stprlteporten flptter / 6isie Gage
lGngere i10ober til Mpr6pifslunoet,
hpor l6iigterne ifol bore be0re.
Set eneite Steo, bpor Ser for 81
ben fan bore noget 1tprre &aob ONT
ct birfeligt 5e6itlofiife, er &omsbols
@mt, bbor ser / ltgenS SOB blep op,
fiitet omfring 1850 Maol> og bpor
ser ifal pere go0e l10iigter til fort
lat 5iife for Sun0 og &aagp. Gil
ben er oog fremoeles meget imoo-
faloen6e, og @rilen uogjpr fun @r.
4.00-4.50 pr. Maol. Gil &onoels=
nore er alt tilpirfet 600 Gpnoer.
Set iamleoe 8arti al. ioltet SEQ.
ills er for 9iebliffet 1880 fife
paffe6e Sgn0er, bbao ser er ct &ar
t1'ien Senoer min0re ems flor og fin
10 &rocent of lt6bpttet / 1903. s
1902 bar ser paa oene 5i6 tilpirfet
61500 Sgn0er. @ertil fommer ioor
$4,000 Spn0er Smoolil6, ser er iaI=
tet / Sioen fra lite Suli til 266e slu=
quit. Sfior bar ser paa benne Gio
tntet a11n1el6t al benne &ore, bpoc=
mo6 ser / 1903 bar tilbirfet omfrino
10000 Tgn0er.
@eoens 6e0lil6fiitet goor ia,
tregt og %6aarliet, bor 0ripearns=
fiffet &oroUgen taget Jig m1eget goot
op / set iioite. Sen forbolospis lille
5laaoe oerube far / 6e forlpbne 8
SQge 1lQnDDrd9t oDer 3,UUU Sgl10et
Noroiieiilo eller benbe6 6 @ange ioa
meget joni / forrige ltge. Set fam,
leoe nobptte er MI omfring 1000
Sgnoer it9rre ems flor og nogigr ial:
1884 Tgn0er.
Mf Sslonoslilo og 5betlonosiilo
er ser mi tillammen in6fomn1et til
aorite &abne omfring 10000 Tpn=
ser moo bel $4,000 ifior.. ltnoer=
hollonien ifp1oes ijer, at ISLANDS,
f1ifet I Sen ieneite Eio far 1looe:
oaorltg til paa @rl1no af ugunitige
&%eirforbol6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-09-29
UNGE MEND

snskes til at lere T~elegrafering or Jernban
~Bogho1deri. Hvis wore udexaminercde E1eve
de intet betale for t1ndervisnlngen. stor 3
tersp0rgsel efter Telegraaster. Wore SEEKS Sk<
ler er de storste 1 Arnerika og er godkjendt
den bedste It'd. Skriv efter ataloR. More
School Of Telegrsphy, Cincinnati, Ola
Crosse, Wis. (skriv til en- af ovennevnts StedeY, 4
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S%KANDINAYISKB FARMRRB

indbydes til at bosettc sig l Staten Mary.
land, hvor de vii 6nde ct ~behageli9t OF sundt
klma og meget Land til rime1ige Priser. Paa
Grund af den ~umiddelbare Nerhcd af Ostens.
sterste Dyer faar wore Farmere altid hole
Priser for deres Produkter. Kart o9 beskri.
vende Panfletter vii blive sendt frit we'd Hen.
vende1se til H Badenl1OOp, Sec'y Stats.
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Srpn0biem omfirfe
&irfeoeportenel1tet bar / M%nleOntng
ef Meo0elcll er on, at Mrfiteft Gbri=
1tie ifuloe bile ipnrfl9tte Me0rip-
ming al &eltifi6ets @aplfaiaoe, ienot
Mrfiteften t~elegrafiif Srore ON int,t
at neoripe, fpr n9r1nere 8eltemn1eI-
ie er %inotruffet. Ser 1fal neoiettes Ell
iagfpnbig Sillpnsfomite, bpis &c.
hing ifal bpres. &oniteen pil ifpl-
&c uMftenpolte11" antagelig fomme
til at beltaa al Mrfiteft Soban Meper,
&riltiania, Mrfiteft Mbolf 6ilcberr,
Bergen, og lom treble Meolem en-
/ Sronbbiem boiat Mrfiteft, JONI ifal
forclloaes at g ttfts0ircftionen.