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Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-08-10

Topsy Mann came down from
Sioux City yesterday and goes
to Little Sioux tomorrow where
he will camp and fish for thirty
days.
Mrs. Potter, of Omaha, is in
the Valley the guest of her
sister, Mrs. j. F. Lewis.
The little five-year-old O'Gor-
man boy who fell from a swing
in Onawa few days since and
ran a nail in his head, was
brought here suffering from
lockjaw, having spasms every
five minutes. Drs. Tamisiea
gave him antitoxin and he is
now recovering. Daily News.
Dave Hearn is in Omaha on
piano business today.
Now is the time to strength
en- the weak stomach, and Milo
ma will do it-gives you the di-
gestion of an ostrich so cents.
Money back if it failss Elliott
fiji Harvey.
Fred Sims is an absent mind
ed man always was. He gets
butter from a party near Mo-
dale, who leaves it at the State
Savings bank in this city and
Fred calls for it there. Friday
he called for his butter and the
cashier motioned to a package
lying en- the counter. Not be-
ing ready to go home Fred
picked up the package and took
it down to the Peoples Store
and put it on ice until he start
ed home. When he reached
home Friday evening his wife
asked him about the butter and
of course he had forgotten it.
Early Saturday morning he
went to the Peoples Store and
got the package and took it
home so they could have some
nice, fresh butter for break
FAST When Mrs. Sims un-
packed the package she found
that it contained two of those
little savings banks the State
Savings bank issues to their
customers. Fred had had
them ON ice for twenty-four
hours and left his butter in the
bank. He promised his wife a
new hat if she wouldn't give it
away, but it was too good to
keep.
Almor Middleton, of Belle
Plaine, came to Missouri Valley
today on a sad mission. A
daughter was born to them
Sunday, but it lived but a few
hours and the remains were
brought to Missouri Valley to-
day and buried in Rose Hill
cemetery this afternoon. Mr..
and Mrs. Wiley Middleton, of
Omaha, met him in this city.
Mrs. Fred Heath returned
from McClelland last night,
where she had been visiting
her sister.
L. A. Devine and O. P. Nc
Kison, of Council Bluffs, were
in the Valley today on real
estate business.
Mrs. Gaver is building an ad-
dition 14x16 to her residence
on Fifth street.
Miss Lena Cowan is quite
sick with the tonsilitis.
Mrs. August Streitzel is the
guest of Omaha friends touay.
Ray Neufind left for Nor
folk, Neb., yesterday for a two
weeks visit with friends.
DR.. McGavren reports a
daughter born to Mr.. and Mrs.
B. P. Scebold last night.
Bert Blair, formerly with
Bird & Smith of this city, is in
the Valley visiting old friends.
Resolutions Of Respect
Mo. Valley, Ia, Aug. z, 1905.
At a meeting of Lillian Lodge
No. 20, d. of R., the following
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-08-10
LEASE ILLINOIS
CENTRAL LINES
Union Pacific May Acquire Con-
trOi Of Road In the Vest
ern SGCtien

Fort Dodge, Ia, Aug. g..
From a reliable source it is
learned that the Union Pacific
is about to take a lease of the
western lines of the Illinois
Central road, to become effec-
tive September /.
The dimes include those from
Omaha to Chicago, the Sioux
City, Sioux Falls and Onawa
branches. A certain dividend
will be guaranteed the Central
stockholders and the lease will
run for ninety-nine years. The
southern lines of the road are
not included in the lease. After
September | the name "Union
Pacific" will be painted over
the rolling stock now in use
through Fort Dodge on the
Central.
III the merger takes effect as
alleged it will be because of
the close affinity already exist
ing between the Union Pacific
and Central, both being Harri-
man lines. What lends further
color to the report is the recent
visit of the higher officials,
Messrs. Fish, Hartman and
Hanrahan, recently over the
various branches. Mr.. Fish
passed through Fort Dodge
Friday, although Chicago
papers reported his having gone
to New York.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-08-10

j. N. Fitzgibbon and Geo.
Gumb are out on the bottom
today hunting mud cats.
Mr.. Albert James, brother of
Mayor d. r. James, of this city,
who lost his coffee farm in
Guatemala, South America, by
the volcanic eruption some few
years ago, is now engaged in
building a railroad from Stock
ton t o San-Jean-Quin valley,
California, said to be one of the
richest valleys of land in the
world. 1t is hard to keep such
men down, earthquakes, volca-
noes and floods have no terrors
for such. We wish him success.
D. w. Smith made a drive
through the country today pos
ting advertising matter for w.
A. Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Axtell and
daughter left for Blair, Neb.,
this afternoon, after a visit
with w. H. Fensler and family.
Miss Emma Schwertly and
Mrs. f. w. Myers leave for
Portland, Oregon, tomorrow
morning. They will be gone
about four weeks.
A good many Mo. Valley pee
pie have had no hay fever this
summer, simply because they
used Hyomei at the first symp-
toms. This treatment is sold
under guarantee by Elliott &
Harvey.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1905-08-10
Resolutions of Respect

Mo. Valley, Ia, Aug; Z, 1905.
At a meeting of Lillian Lodge
No. 20, d. of R., the following
resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, it has pleased the
Almighty in His infinite wisdom
to remove from our midst
Sister Minnie Jones, therefore
be it
Resolved, that the members
of this lodge deeply deplore her
sudden taking away, and that
we tender to her bereaved fam
lily our sincere sympathy in
their sorrow and affliction.
Resolved, that these resolu-
tions be spread upon our min
utes, a copy presented to the
family of our departed sister,
and that the same be published
in our city papers, and our
charter be draped for thirty
days.
Mrs. Hattie Rosenbaum,
Miss Meta Filkins, Com.
Mrs. Julia Oviatt,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-28
@gbere ! MIaita. sra ssairbonfs

gipoere ! MIaifa. Sra s5oirbonfs,
Mloifa, 1neo0eltes nbIig, at geiene,
.fom fgrte ino til oenne gp fra @ulo-
miner1e, bar i ben @ra6 beiot 1neo
8anoiHer, at SGnroieI as benz naite1l
bar l11ltuIig, ierlig bar set banffeliet
at foa set nomineoe @uI6 ie11bt inb
til 8De1t. Den omottoerenbe Dffi-
Ger i Sort Gibbons bar paa en- Sore
fpgrgieI fra @rigs smil1iiteriet lne6,
belt at Banoitt baboe baret me,
get femme, men at set nl bar lDffe=
oes at faa fot I benz % ot aBeicne ms
SO 5airbanfs NJ bar ioa fire ion
'11oge11iinoe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-28
Rlandt + rand$mxnQ / Hmerika,
usaesasa snaaas To
tIsssre...s.t sa.a,.as tn sanse Rl,A.r.l

Stantoro al California % @nperner
Clemens al set nplig oprette6e Ser
ritoriun Nebo6a.
I 9a 2anoet blen npiagtigt opnaalt,
bite set Jig, at bDer Somlne al oe
10000 &paoratlnile, iom Golfene fra
&onep Safe 9olen bap6e giort 6or.
bring paa, loa u0enfor set 2errito-
RUM, iom Sc / 8irfeligbe6en bebo-
eoe, % be naatte fin6e fig i at be6-
bline at tilbpre California.
sSn1iolerti6 tilfreosltilleoes 6e beo
at Ser blep gibet oem SelnitDre. 2an-
set bar uelnlig / slorenes 2pb blepet
lf9rft befolfet og / 1864 blep 2asien
County pprettet. Sg iaale6es er Set
gaaet til, at ct 1tort County / 5to-
ten er opfal6t efter Ell gammel 6anif
&ioner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-28

Mbmiral &anl Soaes' Gig, io1n i
Goraaret bleb fun6et il8aris, bpor
oct bobbe itaoet en- @ault / oper
100 Aar, er mi i Mnlerifa. On Sta.
hre UNDER &omanoo af Momiral
I5igsbee, beltaaenoe at A Slagifibe
'og q @rDbiere, blep ie116t til gber-
bourg for at bente 2tget, % 6enne
@ifo6re anfom / 2gr6ags til g1l1a-
polls % bleb mootoget n1e6 ben &on-
nbr, Der tilfonn Ben afoeoe sgbelt.
2iaet itoo ,,rioer Dperreiie1 ,1noer
en- 4atafalf paa glbmiralffibet
usBroof oflpns Def % Ser bolotes
ftooig Ell ggreSpagt ober set. S S Man.
bags bIeb 8iiten, oer inoeboloer 2ii-
get, bragt I 2nnb % aitbragt en-
gal1lt paass 90 arinenfa a6en,iets gru11o:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-28

Gberit u. 81. @elion i 2d Grosie,
@is., oanlf al Gp0iel, afgif ii6lte ltoe
noe 0p0en. 9telion par en- al 0e nelt
promiuellte 5fan6inaper / @iscon-
fin og bapoe cit r1eget itor 8efien6t.
ifobsfrcos oper bele State,1, ioln ban
bupoe betaret pua &rpos % Gpers
iom @anoelsrejienoe. Gin Oberjtti-
tel lfpl0te ban @uper11gr Stuff, ser
tolte iaa nange Sfanoinaper blan0t
fine Gelncr % ielp par gift ,neo en-
norit Game. Jaa Dage fer lin 500
onot Oberlt 9telion Ell Gag moo Gbi-
eago & 9eortbtpeltern 8anen, bporpeo
ban tilfjenotes $4,000, for6i ct af
8onens Srru bap6e fiprt bam forbi
bans @ienbp ga GroSie, bporpco
bans / Jorpejen ipagelige SelbreO if
ct betpoeligt &naf. 9eellon bar 6or-
1no,10 for gfsefutipfomiteen for 9et
11oropeltlige lfanoinapiife Sangerfor=
bl1l1bs 6eit ga Grosle nGlte Com.
mer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-28

9seter &aaicn i Geoar Sails, Sa.,
Senoerjpbe al 6e6iel, er afgaaet beo
9eoen. Yeter &a,Ien bar ret BE.
fienot blanot Oanife Mmerita, i6et
ban por / 8eliooelie al en- life ube=
tpoeli9 9igterbegapelie, Ser gap Jig
lt6ilag / talrige 8elt- og 2eiligbeos-
fan9e. Sil 6e oanife &onger bar ban
1aoleSes beo forffiellige 2eiligbeoer
ifrepet 5onge. San ifrep iom &e-
gel unoer Merfet Yeter @anlen 5pn-
oerjpoe. San blep 80 slar ga1nmel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-28

&aitor $. S. &eberien bpb. Sioite
1ge afaif pes 9eoen 9}aitor $. S. &e-
erlen, &l,tbton, Minn., efter le1tgere
Sios Spa9eligbeo.
@e0 Eaitor &e0erien bar 9en 6an.
lfe Strife / Mmerifa n1iitet en- al fine
6Dgtiglte MGno og melt trofaite 9lr-
beioere. S omtret1t 30 slar bar ba,1
p9ret &ra1t in6en 5amfunoet, og
ban bar paa alle Moaoer taget Jig
bornt al bets sSsnteresier baa6e bbo6
set firfelige slrbei6e og alle anbre
@amfun6ets @ieremaal ongaar. Om-
trent @alb6elen of ben Si6, ban bar
&reit / Samfnnbet, birfeoe ban /
GDler, Minn., Ell al 6e itgrlte 6anife
&olonier i 9lmertfa. og naor 6enne
MI ltaar ioa iterf, iammenil11ttet og
|blomltrer6e, ifpl6es Set / alt beient.
ltgt Baitor &eoerieit. 0a ban / 1885
flDtte6e til &olo,1ien, oprette6e ban
itrafs 9onebo6 @eiifole, for bDilfe11
Fan 5 slar bar 6orl rltan6er, og iom
ban lige til ban for ct Har slar iioel1
forlo6 Spler,> ita6i9 bar baret f,tpt-
tet til iom SSore0ragsboloer. Mel,
lenge fer ban opretteoe Gonebo0 @si-
)ifole bnr ban pGret fl1Dttet til set Son.
ife 9gilfolearbej0e fer slnerifa.
@an bar DGret Ell al 6oregangsmGn,
6ene pao 6ette Snraa0e: @on nar
2 9lar &relt @lf @orn, Sn., og 5or=
itan0er for Sen 0anlfe @pjifole Der,
|bborpaa ban pprettebe sen ba11ife @gi-
|ffole Miblon6, Micb., for bpilfe11 ban
bar 6orltan6er 6 slar.
&oltor &eoerjen bar en- operoroent-
Zig pirfelDiter1 og ban0le6Dgtig
Man6, Der lttr9tteligt arbeioeoe freln
moo set Maal, ban bap6e lat Jig. &an
bar i 8eiio6elie al praftiif Gorret-
ningstalent / 6orbin6elle mes en-
BARN &ierligbe6 til Ben Sag, ban
tog fat paa San arbeioeoe. alorig
ben / Saa9et, og bbab ban tog op
boboe oltio en- .ioli6 8aggrun0 at
|itgtte fig til og Ell Ips 6remtt6 at ar-
bei6e ben imo6.
Gor {. 3 Mar ,iioel1 r1e6lag6e ban
jiin 8r9itegierntng / SDler paa @run6
af Sbageligbe6 og flptte6e til &utb-
1ton, bbor ban betiente Menigbe6en,
in6ttI ban bleb faitet paa 5Dgeleiet,
bporfra bon nlorig mere reifte fig.
Sons Spg6om bar &raft og bau
giennelngif itore 2i6elier, ion ban
bar meo 1negen Saalmo6tgbeo. Son
bleb 81 Mar gammel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-28

Gn Sanif StatsprGiibcmt glmc-
rita. Siolte geo. al u8ien" bri11ger
frl9sn0e i,1tereslo1tte biltortife Splps=
ming:
Sc ileils 9onife / Galiiorna bar
bert ON 9osien County og Nt. Sos
len, og peo naalfe, at Sc er opfalote
etter Ell gomlnel 0a1if &ioner, men
Sc fGrreite peo, l1aaife, at 6eule 2as-
fen cit @ang bar Yreltoent al en-
@tat il16enfor 5taten.
Sioltc SpnoagS uGbroniele" Get
engellf 0ogblab iSan 6roncisco) in-
oebol0t EN- ganlfe interesiont 8eret-
ming ON Ell life almin6elig befienot
gpiio6e / 5tatens @iitorie, iom oen-
ne 2osien ito6 fremragenoe 8ere-
ring lne0.
Set ipnes, iom ON 8ehoerne al
&onep 2ate 9ale1l ionn ligger git
for @ierra 8iergene og Sen iterite
Del af Maret er a6iftlt fra oen pb-
rige 9el at Staten, Mioten al &alp-
tre6ierne TOM til sen @rfien6elle, at
be bab6e for li6t at gipre r1e6 @oli-
fornia til, at 6eres Serritorium full
1e bgre til Staten. S 1858 fom 6e
foa blot, at 6e or9oniiere6e en- uai.
bengig &egiering al oeres npe 5tat,
fom 6e faI6te geataquo Get inbianit
Orb, io1n betpoer &pin6e) og ion1 6e
bonneoe ne6 ugel1ert at tage $4,000
Rpaorat1nile oeIs fra California %
beIs fra 9eebaoa, iom Sen Gong en6.
mi lite bor organiferet bberfen fonl
@tat eller Serritoriltrl.
.2as1en bar en- of 2eoerne i 6e11na
8epngelie % bIeb baIgt til ben ,1pe
@tats fgrite 8r9fi6er1t S 6eres 1pi-
oenbe6 ON 6orboloene, ion1 be pirfe-
Zig efsiitere6e, aneoe De tDbe Manb
fom bapbe paataget fig at orb.
ne Snge11 life, at 6e foribgte at gibe
2ope for ct gerritorinn1 meb en- bpi6
BefoIfntng af ii for bper en- af oeres.
Oct tom berfor naturligbis itrufs. til
en- Ronfliff rne0 oe beifaaenoe MDn-
oigbe6er % eroogiaa til en- lille &rig,
fom e,16uu n1inoes llnber Mabnet
@ngebruib @rigen % ion1 en- gii0
fan Us tiI at ifulle blipe lang %
barIll.
Mlen befinoebe 8obe6er tom til
@tpret % 1863 bIep man et1ige ON d
Lobe 5agen afgjgre a @lperner
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-28

&tni:b Maboers % genners 0p.
erffonbeo pna bette S8lao, biz benz
bore liberale Gilbl,o, frerniaHe ber !
f@lood og forieg at faffe % l M
Mbonne1t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-28

|gjeniioige Joroele, men 0ens 0pret-
|boloelle peb N}agt biloe gipre Sen til
Ell Speftelle / Steoet for en- 5tpr=
|felle.
Sberige bpr oerfor life anDer6e
Magt. Neen oct mao bGb6e, at bets
sSn6pilgelie er np6pe1oig for at Sp-
bepellen al ltnione,t fan fin6e 5teo
Sperige maa gua-ino paa Spb9bel-
lien paa nisie Betingelier og maa TO-
|relebig forlange Ell tilfreosltillenba
|Orbning al alle Sorbolo al 9ieniioia
|Snteresie.
&omiteen DaD6er meb flor Mlpor,
at etbpert Sfribt fra lbenif SIDE, et1-
item bette gaar u0 paa llnionens Sp-
lgsning eller paa Mnerfien0elle al
gsorges ltafbe1gigDeo, naa- misbil=
|ltges, inotil 9spronlGn6ene bar bobt
2eiligbe6 til el1ten peo be offentlige
&alg eller pe0 en- Mfitemning at u6=
ftrpffe oeres gniter.%Sbis slflten1in-
gen er / 5oppr al Ell Splpsning, n1aa
Stortinget pao lopIig 8is benbenoe
[iig til Sperige angaaelloe bette, og
bbts en- tilfreosltille11be Operens-
lfomlt fan naas, anbefaler &oniteen,
at 5periee gaor ino paa 9for6menoe-
mes Jorlangen0e.
8etGnfningel1 paapeger, at enbper
true10e @on0ling fro SDeriges Si6e
bdr l1n0gaaes, og at set er al @igtig-
beo, at Sc to Jolf leper / 5reo, ielD
ON 6e ifilles.
Sluttelig afllaar 4o1niteen at all-
befale, at 9fitsougen benlDnoiger &e-
9jeringen til at un6erbonble 1ne6
george, iaaleoes iom set forlanges i
&eeieringsforilaoet. Men ben tiger,
at bbts 9}orge pao loplig Maaoe 9igr
Gtln9rmeller til. SDertge, / 0perens-
| iten1elie meo Sc | &onliteens 8etenf-
ming fremiatte Jorilag, fan Der aab.
mes Understanding ger.
/
Sra Sri ltionia telegroferes / 1irs-
bags al cit pripat 4orreiponoent til
rMinneopolis Sour11al"::
uslf oubre lt0taleller al Me6letn=
'mer al 5tortinget fretngaor tpoeliet,
at oe lorllag, Ser er fremlatte / ben
Nipenife 5pectal<&omiteS 8etaufning,
Der er telegrafere0e til &riitianta
ibog, lite pil blipe n1ootagne al Sen
11orife 93egjertng.
Get er 1ne66elt mig al en- beitltau-
'en0e @lnbe0snlal1o % ct i110flD0elles-
rigt Meolem al Stortinget, at Sin-
get pil oper6rage &egieringsprp|i-
bent Micbelien, 5tortingsprGfioent
8erner og Spieiterets SSultitarius
&e9ieringens Gbrelie, trbtil ser ct
truffet 8elutning ON EN- permanent
E&e9jerin9sform og en- iaa6on er in0=
.[iat.
| Dtplomatiif 9ienelte iao bel ionl
[u6enrigif &oniulartjeneite bill blipe
organiieret og in6fprt uoen Dpbolo,
'og oe uoenrigife Neogter pil blipe an.
|mooeoe ON @nerfjenoelie al 6e11 1nio.
tertiotge &egieri1g.
Spergsmaalet, ON 6en perlnal1e11.
Fte &egieri,tgsform ital bere en- &e,
publif eller ct fonititutionelt &onge=
E6gmme, bill blipe afgiort be6 en- SOL
i feafite1nning, ser bill fin6e 5te6 6en
I19. September.
9e af Sen ibenife 9fifsoags 5peci.
-@omite fremiatte 8etingelier be,
tragtes af mango iom beregne6e pao
at frentbinge en- Sroning Deo 8aa'
|benmagt.
6orlangenbet ON, at Morge ffal
.lTsife fine 8efeitninger paa ben iDe1.
lite @ranoie, paffer ierlig 6orarsel.
lie, og bet u6toles oabent % ipnes al
[b9re oen almin6elige Meni1tg, al
;|5ortene ffal bibeboloes for enbper
5l8ris."
@poere i NIaita. Sra 6airbonfs
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-28

Gn banif sansforenins er unoer
Domelie San Jrancisco. Set er
8rooeriamf,lnosloge Mo. 49 og 90.
nia<Nf6elingen &elga, iom bar neo'
iat Ell 6ellesfomit6 for at faa 0enrc
Gag, ser bar b9ret foriegt flere
@ange, cnoelig gjenemfprt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-28
Ferntende Aargang.

Sen finefiife 8opeott moo ameri-
fonife @arer bar taget iin 8egDn6el-
ie. Sra Sbangbai me66eles, at 6e
fineiiife Gorretningsmer16 er gaaet
in6 paa lite at laoe sen faa sSnoflp-
oelie paa oe &ontrafter, iom allereoe
|er afilutte6e. 8lon6t Sc amerifan.
ife &arer, ser bliber .bopcotte6e, er
|oglaa Stanoar6 Sil Gon1pa1ps 8ro.
butter. 9lle Sfoler oe 2ereanltalter
Il @banebai Dtitriftet afifaffer an1e-
rtfanife 8eger.
Geciprueitet. 9pifla,16 bar nplie
oeotaeet Ell np Sol6lop, Ser er bbi
@rao proteftioniitiif, og lom bill BIZ
be en- flor @inoring for Snoferlel til
&Diflan6 af alle amerifanife Jeoeba-.
rer. 9et bt6es imi6lertio, at Maib-
ington &egieri1gen forbanoler n1eo
6eu tpffe @egiering ON 9lfilutning al
EN- &eciprocttets =0pere11sfouit, ser
ill afperge 6e ifa6elige @irfninger,
BEN tpife Sob bil6e faa paa S11of6rie-
len fra Mmerifa.
Sprrtge Gpnbag, oa ser bar &alg
al @mbeosmen0 Gbicago 6e0era-
tton Of 2abor, fom Ell Sang" Mpn6
in0 og ino6re0e 8allotbofserne og
omtrent ibjellog Ell al 9ommerne,
@icbacl 9onnellp. Get iiges, at oct
par Sppoiitionen, iom bab0e plan<
lagt bette brl1tale Oberfalo, men
fi6nt Statsaopofat Sealp far iat alt
lit Moifineri igang for ON muligt at
oplpore Sc rao &ol6smenb, bnr set
oog life lpffeoes, melt paa @run6 at,
at ielpe 9lrbejoerne, 1om bar @jen.
lta1t6 og Dire for bette Sperfalo, 1fal
pRre ubillige til at gibe Splpsnin>
ger, Ser fam le6e til Euagri6elien at
Sc Sfplbige. Nlan 1nao neltcn gni-
6e 9inene og lpgrge om man leber
/ &uslano, eller / set frie og oplDite
9lnerifa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-28

Sen iturc anifcitrejfe @bicago er
mn en6t, ioet Sc forlfjellige l1nions
bei1emte iio7te Sorsoog slftcn at
|gjenoptage 9lrbejoet. Strejfen er to-
talt tabt for <ifene, fight o:.sle 10
iffe bapoe ltillet 11ogen &rab, men
fun itrejfe0e al gDlnpatbi neo
MontgomerD, @oro & Cos r@ar<
1nel1t Cutters.
Streifen begpn6te SEN Ste 9lpril
oa bar altlaa baret 105 Gage. Sra
Sc IL Cutters fon Strejfen til at
omfatte 1920 >Mon6. 81 &erloner
blep 6rnbte % 4t5 blep legemlig
lenllelte6e. Get tog en- Gtprfe at
tillannnen 500 Man6 Yoliti og
Deputies for at opretboloe Sroen |
8pen, og Gountpet bar baft ct efstra
l1oIeg af $4O6, 500. Arbej6erne bar
tobt 100000 og Mrbei6Sgiperne
$8,0OO,OO0.
Som man ier Dar set pGret Ell 6Dr
6ornejelle, % Set er at baabe, at ri
iolfal6 for oet 6prlte bar inouitriel
Gre6.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-28

Gn Mano ian forlaoe e Goralbre %
8ieu1, men ban forlo ober fieloe,t fine
bnnrliee 9aner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-07-28

st &ejiermpbe. G5aren al &us-
lan6 og @eiiere,t al 1pif1ano bapbe
i 8egDn6elien al oellne ltge en- Snn1-
1ne1fornit omboro paa @eiierens 9th
v&oben5ollern" meo bpilfet ban !
6enne Ei6 Teller Sc finite og ipenife
6arbanbe. Mp6et fanbt Steo / Npr.
beoen af &ellingfors, / ben finite
8ugt. Dette W9e6e u1nib6elbart fsr
Gre6s Acknowledgements 8egDn6elie,
bar baft 1negen Spiigt og l1ro. s.
@nglano 1mener man, at BET er be
ffanoinapiife % maroffanife Spsrgs-
maal, Der bill blibe forbanolet mel.
lem Dem, ligeion1 man frpgter for.
at @rigspartiet Nuslan6 bar paa.
ibirfet G5aren % facet bam ftemt
in1o6 at set tillabes @itte at lutte
.6reo, og at @eiier @ilbelm bill itstte
|6enne 8etrag gtningsmaaoe. S 6ranf-
Irige 11arer man 6rpgt for, at &eiie-
rem, fon1 figes at bore ben, Der bars
facet Msoet i Stano Dil ibge at pos
|pirfe g5aren ! orti-franif @etning
log birtore Jreosi siIutningen.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-10-18

was to take a steamer from San
Francisco the next day.-The Brook
lyn Standard Union.
The Birmingham News suggests to
New Orleans that if she wants an
early frost she should. induce Vice
President Fairbanks to visit that city.
The Kansas City Journal denounces
the growing practice of making mar
ried women ineligible as school
teachers, declaring that whatever
tends to lessen wOman's ability to
support a husband discourages mat
rimony and defeats multiplication"
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-10-18
Dress paragrapbs.

As to those campaign contribu-
tons, ignorance seems to be Bliss
The Washington Times.
It would be Of interest to know
what the New York Superintendent OF
Insurance superintends. The Chica-
go Tribune.
Democratic newspapers are gener-
ally sgreed that no condemnation can
b zoo severe for insurance companie 8
that contributed only TO the campaign
funds Of the other psr9y.-The Kansas
City Journal.
George Bernard Shaw says: II
have honor and humanity on my side,
Wit in my head, skill in my hand, and
) higher lie for my aim" You
would never suspect it when you see
one Of his plays.-The Baltimore Sun.
Il WAS Ill right for Mr.. Bryan e
ssy he wanted 20 do everything In his
power 70 help Mr.. Roosevelt, bat HI
need nos have Imagined The ansvel
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-10-18
A JudlclowS Inquiry.

A we'll known travelling man VINO
visits the drug trade says he has
often heard druggists inqaire of
customers who asked for q cough
medicine, whether it was wanted for a
child or for an adult, and il for q
child they almost invariably recon-
mended Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy. The reason for this is that
they know there is no danger from it
and that it always cures. There is
not the least danger in giving It, and
for coughs, colds. and Group it is
unsurpassed. For sale by All
Druggists.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-10-18
How to Cure COrns and BuuiOns,

First, soak the corn or bunion in
warm water to soften it: then pare it
down as closely as possible without
drawing blood and apply Chamber
lain's Pain Balm twice daily. rubbing
vigorously for five minutes at each
application. \. corn plaster should
be worn a few days to protect it from
tn. shoe. AS n general liniment for
sprains. bruises. la%neness and
rheumatism. Pain Balm is unequaled.
For sale by All Druggists.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1905-10-18
Bids Wanted.

Bids will be accepted for ten days
after publication to tear down and re-
build the bridge over Coulee Mine on
the road between Scott and Lafayette,
and to remove dirt under bridge.
Right to reject any and all bids re-
served.
VALERY BOUDREAUX,
Member Police Jury Third Ward.
Oct. IS, 1906.