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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-10-27
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-10-27
t,il,gen reobeoes. SSlloen menes at
bore opitaaet ne6 gierens femaorige
spns ltforiigtigbeo me6 Genoitiffer.

ORre opllddet Deo G1erets 1et11art0
Spns l1foriigtigbe6 ne6 G9noitiffel
e en- 5 a I g. &roprit
ter S. S%prenien bar iolgt v&arrilf
gaaro" | Mprre @neoe til Direftg
9l1mbpe, @oloing og @aaroeier 6
Sebou al Speoe. Sill @aaroen bgre
$50 Sor. 2ano, bporaf oe so So
ifal ltolGgges til Ell sfobfogeogaarb
meoells Meiten oil blipe t%ilplantet
S9hct al faa Mar.
= &anoelsgortner Gonrao &an
lens @jen0om / Mpborg meo tilbg
renoe @artneri og $4,000 &paorat
olen @%pggegrl1no, beliggen0e tet bel
Npborg Jioro, er iolgt til Mnrerme
tier Sobannes &eterien, Mpborg
Soertagelie finder 5teo 1. Dec.
~ @aaroen rSl1litrup" pes Mpr:
beef Citation er al Gieren 6. g. Ms1
Ter lolgt til ct &oniortium, beltauen6t
al SogneprGlt Gbriitenie11, @aaroei
er &osmas Tranbien og 8ranoe.
bonolcr Marius &cterien, ollie a
&riltrup. @aar6en far ct Mreol a
430 S0r. 2on6.
= 8aaroen @nggaor6, 1 Mil gI
TOR Sigrrtng, er al @ierre, Sperrets.
a%SieSlpr @aitr1p, 8inbanolcr 6a.
"trip og 5rf. @oitrup, alle at &je.
%benbapn, iolgt til Miels 9oocgaoro,
Sbtlet 2aoegoaro pr. @renbersIep
for 100000 &r., &riorite;slaon
$4,000 Ser, tontar1t ltobctoli1g A.
400 SIR. Spertogelien CT ifct, 81
nopenoig 8eiGtni,1g mcofplger @oor=
0ens Mreol CT ca. $50 Gbr. oonb
me0 16 S0r. @artforn.
= @oaroen vGtenfilltrup" peb
Spar1ager mes 200 S6r. 2o11o, 1,oen
8elgtntna, ,er al @ieren, Baron @e=
oell=9teergaorb paa Sbenitrl1p iplgt
Ill @aor0ens- 6orpogter 8rouit for
cit &jpbeium al 10000 @r.
- &alfpGrfseier Gbr. Senlien bar
til Gienoomsbonbler &olm & Bach,
&an6ers, iol9t tit &alfparf, geg1=
pGrf og @aiferi, fuloet @ofslep &olf=
nerf, peo 9eibe for 67,4OO aroner.
Samtioig far &olm & Bach til SIR.
SSe11ien iolgt Spenitrl1p pitre MpIIe
meo 8ageri og tilliggenoe IA Sor.
2ano for $4,000 @r.
= vMolpffe9oor6" poo Jpen me6
ltnotagelie al. so 5or. 2ono iomt
uSorupgaarb" al Mreal tiliammen
400 Sor. 2ano, bporof ca. 80 S6r.
2ono eng og ca. 80 Sor. 2ono Sfop,
er ifelge ~Jpens Stiftstioen6e" of
SSGgermeiterin6e Steenbacb iolgt til
ct Snteresi entifob at @rnb fra
2ano % @p, boorimellem 8pfoge6=
&asmusien og Sogfgrer
Mor Smith, S0cnie,, .iontt 8roprie-
tGr Sesperlen, Mesbpbope6. Sber-
tagellen tier itrofs. &jpbeiummen
ct efter 6orlpoen0e ca. 450, 900 81.
- &roprietGr &ors far iolgt
rSfogengaur6" neo Mobp til &roprt<
eter Ole Mielien, @ommer &reite=
goor6, for 54,76O &r.
II &reprietGr S. Ml1nfeoal bar
til &roprietnr 6. @ro10jean, /. 8.
&jgbenbaon, iolgt lin @jenoom gu.
6rupgaaro" i.&oos &erreo for 151,=-
600 &r. 0aoroc1s 'Mreol CT $50
36r. 2anb / Mger, eng og Sfop mes
t7H s.. &artforn. 1il @aoroen
bprer 5 9e;ebuje. &ele SeiGtninae,t,
Moifiner ng Mplsreoifober m. y. me6z
fplger. @ie1oommen opertagcs Sen
1. STARTS 1906.
-Gbomiens @otel / S66cr CT MOI
geififtet meo Observation-Disclosures
Ter &osmusie ems gjen0pm / So6er.
Sbpmlens &otel CT nr1lat til $1,000.
&r. og @osmusiens gjenbom til 3d.
900 Scr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-10-27

FrG1t Otto g11t5er, ttOl1gere Nlter
9ggum, faar at e. @olleien al Ger
lfop fglge1oe @fferme1e / .u@ejm-
6ol":
u@nonm t9ufer hi 9Glore 11e0 Ge.
moo tilbage til sen 5io, So 'ban lige
in1oo Menigbeoens 9nife blep jaget
9erfro. Somt1ett me6 bam pg bans
aonbrige @ltltr11 bap0e nj lebet / 0et
(%pffelise Gi6srlm imellem &risent
UNDER set 81 berifen6e mil6e &egt.
mente, og set er tungt at mtn6es set,
te og Sen table 2pffe, efter at hi MI
ODER 40 Mar far lepet UNDER set trpf-
fenoe tpife &erreosmme. &el far ri
oglua efter Sen Sis baft brope Menf
til 8rGiter ber / Sognet, men 8rGll
og Menigbeb oar 0og life funnel le:
be Zig iiammett iom BEN @a,1g, 0a 81
par fprel1ebe / falles &i9rligbeb til
gprog og Tporelano, tbi De tpift
8ralter er % bliper bog altio ion
Tren1meoe iblateot os, :bpor forefom:
n1enoe Sc ems oilers fun bore.
Mu er ser fun faa tilbaae at So:
ltpr 8in5ers SRpnalorenoe ber
Comet, % ri, iom Ben Song pa'
u11ge, er iii ! Serb meo at blipe gam;
lie; men Minoetl om 8in5er leper END,
iii, % Set BIZ lite glemmes, iae
sIange pi er 2ibe. Set bar en- al
for lpffelig b I'll, at ben noget
sgin6e tan gaa os al Mi1loee.."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-10-27

SI6ebranb e. l16bnlene til
Sens M%grregaarbs @oarb / Mnlnm /
@ierm er neobr9n6t. 8eietningen
re66e6es.. Mariagen til Sl6ens Sp=
fomlt bi6es iffffe
6orleoen Scat oplto6 Ser -Sl6 /
|Smeoien bos 5glpparefabrifant Gobr
i 6rebertcio. Smeoien nebbrGnote
til @runoen / 2gbet at en- .Sime. Sc
tiliteoen0e 8pgninger reooeoes. Ge5
@ranoen eoelogoes ct fort N11tal me-
get foitbore Staalitempler.
- 9ognefogeo a. SIR. gn1oerlcns
@oaro / @an6lpie paa 5i9llan6 CT
ne6brGnbt. 8eboerne maatte reobe
Jig no as 8inouerne. Ser inbe-
brpnbte 8 &reatMrer.
- @n Del 8pgninger til rSigrn-
bolmsgaar0" / J1lobp paa 5iallano
er neobrenote. Man merer, SSlooen
Ter opitaaet pe6 Selpantan6elie ! no.
|get utarifet 5ao.
5orIeoen opitoo ser SID ! gar-
l6emar 8oggerg @aaro ! @arrebat.
s 2gbet af tort aio neobrpn0te
|@aaroens 3 u6lpnger, bDorimoo bet
IIpfteoes at reb6e shuelengen. 81
lbe1 inoopIeoe &git branote. Befef.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-22

Whites Pessimist,c Views.

Portsmouth. N H.. Asg. 70 N.
witts is not nearly ~ pessimistic =
to the ultimate result Of the confer.
enoe - are many Of the newspapers
and some Of the mambsrs Of bis
suite. He has occssion TO declare.
not only inside the couooil chamber.
but outside 1t, that he IL anxioos for
peace II IL can be securd with honor
and dignity. n. Witts nsvsr hal
denied that . continuing Of the Wal
would effect the financial and sconomic
conditions OF Russia. but he soof1s at
any idea that his govsrnment has
reached the end Of its resources. Hs
says shat Russia could double the
amount of its present Indebtedness and
still bs able to meet all her obliga.
tions; thst when her public credit Il
gone. should thst stage ever BE- resoh.
Cd, which he doubts. sufficient money
to provide for every contingency oar
be rasied by International loans.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-22
1WENTY-sEvEN
DAYS OVERDUE
Steamer Athol Reaches Port
at Last.
Terrible Experience Of Sickness
and Hunger Told by Passen-
gers Who Are Delis shted
to Reach America.

New York, Aug 39-Aitsr . fearful
voyaee the steamer Athol arrive here
today from Jamaica. She bad eighty
passengers and . crew Of twenty.
eight. She VA n days overdue and
arrived in tow Of anosher vessel. the
engine having played ont. The food
gave out on the voyage and the pas
senesrs caught sharks and tried to eat
tbsm. having beside them only ban.
anas for food. Worse even than the
dangers Of the ssa and famine the pes.
sseeers say wa the stsnoh from the
deoaying bananas. Three Of the pas
ssaesrs who aIs Ill will probably die.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-22
ASSIGNEE BEATTY REMOVED
The Judge Did Not Question HI
Honesty, However.

Denver, Ass. 39-Judge Mullins Of
the district court this morning re-
moved q II. Beatty, ~ assignee Of
the dsfsnot Western bank and ap.
pointed the Continental Trust %. 10
administer the Affairs u the instisu.
tion. It 10 said that Beatty allowed
the Eagles 70 draw ost large sums ol
money only . few hours before he
know the hank would have 70 close.
In making the change the jadgs said
hs did not question the personal hon
esty Of Mr.. Beatty.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-22
CHINESE BOYCOTT.
May Develope Into Another Boxer
Outrage.


Washington, D. O. Aug. 22-From
. measure which Wa, apparently orig
mated BY the Chinese In the hope Of
hluffliug the United States into modi-
flying its administration Of the Chinese
exolusion laws 90 that high Glass
Chinese. may be freely admitted.
the boycott Of American goods seem
to bs developing into matter which
10 giving all foreigners residing In
shs Oslsssial kiDdsom great deal
Of concern. Merchants Of other
countries At first hsiled with aec-
ret Joy the idsa that American goods
were 10 be shut out Of competition
with English and German and other
manufacturers. but tt Is now fearsd
that THE boycott movement may turn
into An expression Of general antip.
athy 70 all foreigners. which may
have results ~ serious ~ those Of
1900 were. Foreigners are now join.
ing with she importers Of American
goods and the Chinese oficisls to have
the movement suppressed. This in.
telligeuoe was smphasized BY the re-
oeipt Of the state department. Of . dis.
patch from the consul general At
6h anGbai. which said that the boy
oost situation remained unchanged.
but that the apprehension among the
foreigners was increasing. The de-
psrtmeut explained. sfter several days
Of delay. sincs the dispatch that came
from there IVES the same. that this
feeling Of apprehe.sio WAS one Of
fear that the boycott wonld develope
into evolutionary movement Of Eve
years ago. that Of the boxers. With
the empress dowager's power weak.
eped by her flight at the time Of tho
Pekin disturbances. and the oonse.
qusns strengthening Of those about the
Young emperor the sssuranoes for
tranquility in tho empire are oonsid.
cred here far less strong than they
were prior 70 the outbreak Of 1909.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-22
Utah Week At Portland.

Portland. Ore. Aug. 39-Ths Lewis
and CLARK exposition management
has designated the present week ~
Utah week at the big fair and from
present indications IL will b one Of
the most successful weeks Of the sum.
mer. Many visitors arc already
here from that state and scores Of
oshers are on their Way to take part
In the big celebration Of Utah day
next Thursdsy. On this oooeaion
the speakers will include SENATOR
smoot and eousherlaud. Congressman
Howell and Governor Cutlsr.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-22
Ann ual Convention Held.

Albany. August 22-Ths annual
convention Of the Catholic Young
4sns National union was held here
today. President Rev. Walter J.
Sbanley was In charge and various
nov rules wsra Installed.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-22
Serious Blaze n Portland.

Portland. Ore. Aug. 29--A hre
which was started here early this
morning destroyed two whole blocks
By 8 O'Clock. The flames are spread.
ing 70 adjoining blocks despite ths
Efforts Of the nrs department. 70 chsck
thsm. Both the day and night police
foeos are On duty. Tho damage st
this tine cannot - estimated.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-22
cenvsnt,en Begins Labors.

Auskoges. L T.. Aug. 3s-Ths con-
stitutional convention In session here
this morning began its iabors. The
committee on constitution aad the
finance committee will draft . con.
stitution 10 govern the STATE. The
oonvsntaes will probably adjourn TO-
morrow.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-22

WATERMELON soCIAL-Ths nss
Of the Presbytssisn ohssoh arc Goiss
70 give ~ 100 cream and wsssfnslos
social at the vacant lots ad3einipg The
Daniels block Friday evening.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-22
japanese Increase Navy.

Toxic. Aug 22-Four Russian
battisships have been repaired and
added 70 the mih sdo's navy. under now
names however. This gives the Japan
go . very formidable navy.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-22

Ilucatteaal Building Collapsed.
D. Losis. Ass. ss-Elsvsn or
Dors Des were injured By the COLLAPSE
ef The sdseasiosal bsildips st the
Werld's fair this Dorpipg. The COL
lapss of the bsildisg IL thought 10 b
The resale Of ~ sArthquaks shook last
aieAa
The daily tribune., 1905-08-22
Live Seselk Rsesipts.

Chicago. Asg. 1s-Ths hog 70
oeipts today wsrs 10. 100, In KapsA'
City 1000 and II Omaha $500.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-22

6HOwERS-Pastly cjoudy tonight
and Wednesday psobably showers and
cooler Wednesday,.
The daily tribune., 1905-08-22

st. Petersburg. Aug. 33-The Rus.
sian governmept's final ooomuEica.
tiou : 70 y. Witte 10 being pat In
cipher asd will Be cablsd this aftsr.
noon. Il can be stated that the Rus.
sian government 10 willing 70 make
ooucessions 70 Japan but will make NO
further concessions % 70 cash iu.
dsmnity or the ceniou ol the islasd Il
Sakablin
The daily tribune., 1905-08-22
RUSSIA WILL
REMAIN FIRM
Refuse Indemnity or Cession
of Sakhalln Island.
Answer to the President to hs
Delivered Perhaps This Eve
ning--Session Adjourns
Until Tomorrow.

Portsmouth,. Aug. 23-Ths peAos
commission met this morning and ID
tourned until $3.50 tomorrow morn.
ing. The reason given for the cd
journment was that the secretaries
had not completed the draft Of the pro.
tocols.
II 10 public talk today on ths out.
side that n. Witte has spoken in
positive terms sayins thst hussia
would pay no cash indemnify. Thta
story 10 credited in diplomatic Orioles.
II 10 also reported that the Russian
ENJOYS have positive snstructions from
the Gear forbidding the ceaion d
Sakhalin island; the osar wantl
peace bat only with honor to his
country: Witte would not commit
himself regarding the outcome Of the
negotiations, but said that Russia
could carry on the war indefinitely
solely upon her own resources II IL
became necessary.
The peace ENJOYS arc anxiously
awaiting the naai answers from
their respective governments. Il il
rspnEted that President Roosevelt
this morning ssnt additional dispatch.
% to the Gear and mikado.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-01
CITY AND COUNTRY.

Pat Feeley is enjoying a visit from
his brother, James Feeley and wife,
of st. Paul.
Fred Glau has taken a position in
Smiths clothing and furnishing
goods store.
Rev. M. B. Ainsworth has returned
to the city from his vacation which he
spent in Duluth.
The reduction in freight on wheat
and flour takes effect September first,
so this paper is informed.
Carl Foster has returned to Aber-
deem after an absence ofeight months.
He will remain for some little time.
A. R. Goodale, prescription clerk in
Griffis' drug store, has returned to
work after an absence of three wee ks.
List your land and city property
with the GOODWIN LAND Co., corner
of Second Ave. and Lincoln st. ind
DR.. Rock has moved into new
quarters over Lacey's drug store. He
will have the entire upstairs and it
has been specially fitted up for his
occupancy.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-01
VIZ Colorado and Return 500
Cnicago, Union Pacific T.
North Western Limo

from Chicago daily August Goth 10
september 4th, account G. A. R. I'm.
campment at Denver. Correspond
lngly low rates from all points. Onlv
one night to Denver from Chicago,
Two fast trains daily. Special per-
Sonally conducted G. A.. R. trains
leave Chicago September ?. Through
wi1nout change. From Denver, num-
elous inexpensive personally conduct.
eu sue trips afford opportunity to visit,
some OF the most wonderful mountain
scenery IN the world. For itinerary
u special trains, list Of Colorado ho.
1els ana boarding houses, side trips.
sleeping car reservations and fun in.
formation. address w. B. Kniskarn
ADO
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-01
through Tourist Cars from Aber.
deen, ). d., to Denver. Col.

Friday Sept. 1st. 1905 acconnt of
NaClonal Encampment Grand Army
OF the Republic via Chicago, Mlwan.
kee Y st. Paul Railway Co. To ar
commodate passengers from northern
part OF 50. Dakota the c. NJ. S. D
KY will run through tourist sleenina
cars 10 Denver for the above occasion
ana on date mentioned as f]ollows.
tourist cars will start from Aherdoan
:. y. Friday A. NJ. Sept. lst. 1903 At.
o:so a. NJ. on James River Division
Claln NO. 6 and leave Stony r;tn
n aneaa OF regular train arriving At
omana between 1000 p. m. and lo.ao
p. M, leaving latter place immoai
asely via Union Pacific Ry.; arrive
neyen "yo. l:3o p. m. Sept. 2ud,
leave Cheyenne 1l:3o p. m. arrive nsn,
yer 4:oo a. m. Sept. 3rd.
Inc berth rate from Aberdeen ana
from intermediate points hatwana
Oh s.1e 81 latter and Mitchell, S. d. viii ha
a ar. ,,elualng stop-over at Cheyenpe
grand entertainment has been nre.
pared at Cheyenne for the G A Ie-
soldiers. wy ". a. II.
=, ASK sne ticket agent about the lou
a ADDE'S, requests a Is for berths should he
addressed to Ticket Agent q NJ p =
as !, nas ny, Aberdeen, s. D., as early y
al possible. Detailed ipformsa a,ls
O. y 'u ml on application to
Is, = T. WALLER, Aberdeen, s, \ -
Division Passenger
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
For the Week Ending Aug. 10Th
as compiled by Coe ~ Howard
Abstract Company

Charles II. Prior to Reguel Bach
man. lot II, block 80, lst addi-
ton to Frederick............. :;
f. II. Briden to James Black,
Sc 1-123-65.. 4oU
], L. Whitcomb to Henry koth,
SW / 81 and NV / 2s-l2462...
jeremiah Marston to Joseph Ma
gone, NV t 7-l23-65.......... 9O'
Peter Linberg to F.Schmertman,
SW S-l25-63........ ........ 3IOl
T. A. Thompson to Keenan, &
Kelly, SW t 26-l26-63..........
Annie E. S. Parker to Fred II.
Streeter, SW ! 33-l22-65....... 1857
Henry Noble to Charles j..
Walk, west 81 feetof lot S and
east IL feet Of lot 8, block SO,
End addition to Aberdeen. -. 5W
B. l.. Belt to j. A. Wagner, NV
1-124-65. 25W
Ada d. Eldredgc to William f.
Murdoch, NV t 24-l26-62......
w. B. Webb to C. M. g. st. Paul
R,y Co., a portion Of Prior's
Outlet No. 4........ ......... 81
Odber ID. Harmon to William II.
Alexander and Samuel c. Alex
ander, NV / and n ] SW
2O-125-65. 1920
Hattie BARLEY to e. l.. Willis,
lot 10, block 81, 1st addition to
Groton 10
r. l.. Willis to A. r. Smith,
lots III and II, block 81, lst adj
dition to Groton 200
A. II. Smith to E. l.. Willis,
lots I, S and 9, block 4, Groton 100
Charles W. Hermance to Libbie
hermance, lots II and 10 Of
the subdivision of lots ! and :.
block 20, lst addition to Aber-
........
Alex Peddie to George Fessend-
en-, NE t 4-l2S-65
Edna j. Rollins to Agnes Wells,
lot 2of Toys subdivision of
lots ID, "A, Is, Is, and IS, block
"a, II. & L. addition to Aber-
LAO
Z. IL. Pyle to John johnson, SE
t 4-l23-64 40
Mary Lucy McAnally to LucyT.
McAnally, SW t l9-l26-64...
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-01
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. WOODWARD

spent several days of this week IN
Minneapolis on a combined business
and pleasure trip.
L. Fl. Storgaard, live stock manager
of the Dakota Farmer, has moved IN
to the cottage on the corner OF Jay
street and Seventh avenue.
Professor and Mrs. R. l.. Kirk have
arrived in the city from their we'd
ding trip ard have been busy settling
in their home on south Arch street.
Colonel D. NJ. Birdseye secured the
contract for the bank building at 1p-
isw;ch. NJ. P. Beebe. the ipswich
banker and real estate man, let the
contract. There vas sharp bidding
for the work as the building will cost
upwards of $4,000 and is a desirable
job.
Miss Bessie Carpenter and G. j.
Harrington were married on last
Tuesday evening in Minneapolis at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Flett.
Both young people are we'll known in
Aberdeen and their friends will be
glad to learn they will reside here in
the future.
T. H. Moen has opened a grocery
store on First avenue, just a block
west from the Golden Rule. He has
put in a full and complete stock Of
goods. Mr.. Moen will make a special
ty Of Grand Union teas and coffees.
He will also pay highest prices for
butter and eggs.
The Aberdeen Business College
opens for fall work on Monday, Sep
TENDER 4th. Professor Way. the
principal, has made preparations for
a largely increased attendance and
from the number Of inquiries he is
receiving daily he judges that the al.
tendance the coming year will be SO
per cent greater than ever before.
Professor j. E. Todd, state geolo-
gist, tested a numer of artesian wells
within the city this week and
announced, after a careful meaurment
OF the pressure, that it amounted to
24o pounds to the square inch at the
wells recently drilled, This. he de-
clares, is the strongest pressure known
to be had by any aStesian well in the
world.
Mrs. R. II. Hecox died Monday
night in Minneapolis. Mrs. Heco2
mad been in poor health for some time
and left the city last spring in hope:
a change insclimate would benefit her
MIR. Hecox was in Minneapolis at the
time with her and ACCOMPANIED thu
remains to Cadallic, Mich where the
funeral services we're held. Mr.. He
COX expects to return to the CITY soo,
TO resume his position with |. Anne
& Co.
Inc Witte Hardware Company an.
hounces their annual demonstra tior
OF majestic ranges for next week
Ihese demonstrations have become
feature of their business and are look
ca forward to the same as the begin
nlng OF school. The Witte Hard
ware store has had a demonstratio,
VI Chls range every year for ten wears
In that time they have sold owe
seven hundred of the ranges and OK
pect TO make it over eight hundre,
thls fall. Coffee and biscuits will b
served all next week at the store.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-01
very Low Rates to Richmo.,
Virginia. iiu

s Soa me Northwest Line p.
inc l .icRets will be sold Sent EAcur-
;ts a an with favorable r at 70 ~,
Cono Jm account Of Farmers, NJ I'm,
SNT nrgshe% Apply to agents National
!. --- Gin
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-09-01
R [ N 0 Y A |

Sept. 5th we will be locat-
ed in our new store one
block north of post Office,
first door south Benefits
Corner Drug Store. When
in the city we invite you
to call and look over our
new stock of Jewelry,
Watches, Diamonds and
everything found in a first
class Jewe1ry Store. Fine,
equipped optical Parlor
insuring the best of re-
fracting work. We buy
and sell the best goods
obtainable on legitimate
profits. We have a very
large stock of fine watches
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
Spm6en.M .Mttentat aMf &0nig Mlpbons
nno ErGiiocnt 2pabct.
AS arts. I. cSu1

arts, !. SSltnt.
aur5 no6 WttternoGt mur6e Der
Seriub scn,ad)t, Gen bier allf 9aimdl
reilencen aonig sllpbcns BON Spa.
nien. ioipie Yr1iioent 2cubet 5u er.
moroen. sluf Gem 9iiidruese bon
Ger Sper pailirten Die geican in
.ilgar &utife Die Gde bon Nue be
Ripoli uno Hue De la 3air, ais in
sl,r Nabs Oes @oge,l5 cine gpnrbe
,rrlooirte. Gin berittener GoliSei-
seamter Ser Gsfcrte purbe if)per
oerlcst, unb bos Giero eines an0cren
iofort geioOtet. Ser Gonig. ioipie
Ser Yrdiircnt cntfam nit Dem Sd)re-
ZEN, unO iesten pbne on5llbalten
ibre Sabrt nod bcm Yolais fort.
Ter 9ombanmerfer ipuros rerbaf-
ret nno r.,r.peigcrt iebe sliisfluit
Dean bGlt i'm fiir einen slnnrhiiten
Ser 5lpei Sliegeu nit elmer alappe 81
ireiien Geabiid)tigse.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
Stdrke oer beioen Tlotten uor oer Sd)ladt.

eber bic drefldc Nbcrlaa pedc Mbmral 8pbjcfpcnsfn
int Sample nit somral SOso crlt, fam d Der mad
rlGcnocm SabcQc einem nGGeren @carf man @ geben Die
Starfc Der rcip ocm Der Sadt nno bc,enn siepr
rniHhcn Sfc Snrd rcn nGfrcnb Die pum ben Ssrancrn
ngcncn Sdfie Surdj Gin bc,eid)nct fnb:
Spgo's Tlpttc
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
grOfinmng ocS Gnd)ariitiiGen
GpngrciiciiS.
u 0 IN. 9. Ssuni

N IN, 2. Srni.
s(m geitrlsen Simmelfabrtstaac,
an ipsld,em f,r Guhariliiide Con-
greB eroiirct pnrce. celcbrirts Ger
81. Iatar. Eaplt Iius Ger 3cbnte,
in Ser ct. Eaiersfirfc Ole fl. Wfeiie.
Gs maren in Ger 9aiilifa rllnb 90.
900 Eerionen empdenb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06

Mahcrbcm in ben 0rmnb ecbubr Der SalfSfreuser
Srmsub" Der @prratbampr p9amfa" mnS bret Sorpeoo-
scrl5rcr, urc Gin Sorpcosscri6rcr abacfansen.
9 gcidJietcn arcnser vMmrpra" rSes", vSsnrnS" nnb
,Mlma" idcnem cntfpmmmn sn n cSod fam Ibr oiebcn
uuo bic briscn fneren Sriessfe ndts fres semelbet
mcrecn bis oisicle Nadridten cmtrcffcn.
Sic apaner bebaapen ban lie Drei Sorpeooboote peron
bGttcn -~r-l---a1.-.-4-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1905-06-06
an, NncQ aciaaen.
gauNnpcit. 29. 81

@raf Steian Gegclmitid lit bon
Dem Slbaeoroneten aarl @fenc5 bon
Der Yolfspartei beute in einem
IueQ. bas nit Sdlpertern ausae.
iodten muroe. gctootet moroen.
3as TueQ mar Die 0olge zines biti.
gen 3aiifes i'm 8auie. Ger @raf
wMroc in Der @egeno 6es SersenS
rerwunSct ,m9 itarb aui Der Stelle.