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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26

ct. &etcrs &irtcs og 9pinbeforc=
1tin9s 8aiar paa Dania Sail Sors-
Sag, 6re6ag og 2gr6ag Mften ii6ite
l1ge bleb en- 9ufces / alle &%enieen6er.
&eiret bar guniti9t> fra Sen 0anife
8efolfnings SIDE bites ser 5agcu
parm S11teresie> boa6e me0 @oper til
@oloren og meo 8eipg, @p0ii6ens
6orretningsfolf bite Jig ligeleoes fra
Sen pelbilligite Si0e, og &omit6en
bopoe Ell @tab al pillige &ielpere,
ioa alt gift mes Sen be6ite 9r0en og-
fulo Sarmoni fra Sen f9r1te Slime til
9prene luffe0eS fort efter Mi0nut
2pr6og Scat.
@el9get bar life oberbetteS 1tort
Sc to fprlte alftener, men 2pr6ag Mfz
ten bar ser iaa at lige ale 6en1, Ser
fln0e rummes me0 nogel1lun0e 8e=
fpembeo / Sen tore Gal. Men alle
tire Mftel1er gift u@ultneiS" me0 2iD
og 2plt, og begpn0te Soft at blipe
trette, bar ser itrofS ct ltnoerbolo=
ningsprogrom parot til at Itbe op
me6. Set bar go0e Sing ser blep
prp lenteret fra Scenen. Sors0ag
g(ften &ianololo al Miis CLARA @an=
len, bborefter Son. Solution bol0t Ell
go6 po1itilf Sale> og MaDor 9opi1
g. Sones CAB ligele0es en- fortrinlig
u5peecb", Ser bilites mes ltarft ST.
falls. &rogrammet llutte0es me0 ell
lille fpif 0ramotiif Gpgg, u@uiets
6olf", 1frepet al ST. Saul Strange
og ipillet al Gorfattere1 iamlnen meo
Miis Marp Senien og Mr. @inar
Suffer. Mlle tire gior6e Sc 6ereS
eager fortreffeligt> ierlig troer ii
at tur6e income Mils Senien lom 8e=
ii60er al ct 6ramoti1f Salient. Sire
Sag Mften optraa0te uMpollo", og
Mftenen llntte6e me6 ct Sableolt,
v9e ign6eripoife Biger'. 2pr6ag
Mften par @lanspunftet | olle &et=
ninger. Saa liblig por Smletningen,
at ser bleb li0t fnap STD til Sro=
grammet men en 8arDtonlolo al
Mr. @elan6er og EN- &eprei entant
for @r-@eaDor &apnes bleo mootagne
me6 fort 8ifal6, ligele6es Slut
ningstableauet u9anmarf og Qmert-
fa". &enn0 Mi6nat bar @arebebol0=
ningerne bel realiiere0e, og BET Ser
bar tilobers 1olgtes De0 offenlig M11t=
ton UNDER fortreffelig 2eoelie al
Scr. 6. Nel1on, @e0ar Mpe
Man6ag Mften foregif v@rano
0raming" iom ito1te Seq al 8aiurem:
9e tire bdieite Hramier beo oenne
tilfalot:
SEQ. l, @ioeboar6, paa g $50. 733.
Scr. Mari11s gbriitianien, Merriam
&arf.
SEQ. II, @nloubr, paa 81 $50. 121.
Scr. Mlfreo Gricflon, "a %. Mpe.
81. g.
$50. iii, &igrneiofa, 81 SEQ. Ais.
Miis Mnna 8eterien, ct. MarDs Sc.
ipitaI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26

mag. 30. &em1ingien bill recitere.
Sen at 6oreningen ier1ig in6b110te
Goreoragsboloer> @r. Sol,rnaliit
Geo. g.. Gtran6pol0 al Macine, @ts.,
bil tale ODER @mnet: Sm at bore
poagel1. Otter Sobe0programmet
lerbcres Ell let Coupler, bborefter pre-
lenteres en- uneberbrett'l", / bpilfen
laapel en- flor Del al Goreningens eg=
ne &rgfter iom anore Mslilteren6c
0eltoger. &rogrammet llutter be0
11.30 Si0en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26

26O6 %. Mpe. g..
gn lebenoe @aaS al @eter @eter=
ie11, @opfins, Minneioto.
Gn 8otingfontelt mellem to urge
Gamer gao fplgen6e Nel ultat:
MilS Mortba Senlen, Minneapo=
liz, 1895 Stemmer - $109.50
MiiS Morp 81. @eterien, Sopfins,
Minn., $40 Gtemmer - $84.9O.
Set glgOer oS at fu11ne me00ele, at
9uioren gap ct npentet flor Netto=
ODER fuo> ca. $4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26

*9E4EFSgS
81 SD, funoet st, anI aiDer
.peo 6ooen al Concord ct, ioite
.5gnoag blep al en- 5armer fra 8ltf-
faIo Safe, gurl 81rnmmonb, ioenttftz
ceret lom pGrenoe bans Sober, Ser
bar taget ino til Meinneapolts pau ct
8eigg. SON bapoe bapt meo Jig $40.
$4,000 fpr ct Ben. Sbomas s..
6loo6p, ser milte0e lit enc Sen peb
EN- SSernbaneulpffe paa Greet Nortb-
ern 8anen, oper bpilfen Omaha 2i<
11ien lgber fine Sog, fit moo 6enne
iioite forleoen en- Dbm paa $4,000
/ Sfa0eseritatni1g.
&cgtitreringcn til @algcnc ben 6.
Mopember CT fer / 8pen gaaet iGr6e=
les laugiomt, % bpis scr life Mor=
gen, Sen ii0lte Sag, finder Ell iterre
Sl1otegning Stc0, CT Ser al lt0figt til,
at Stemncafgipningel1 til Salgcnc |
Mar nil blipc mirbpanlig let.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26
Glrbt al Siffcrbebsifcrmeu SsSob

CSC*s
s. 5panion, 121 Mrcb st., fjprte
ii6lte 2pr0og pao Slice ct. % 0reie6e
inO paa lt11iperiitp Moe., oa en- SIT
terurban Gar font gli0enOe longs
5finnerne for balp ;&raft % ron1te
9agen6en al &ognel1, laa oenne noe
item blep llpn9et i10 paa 6ortopet, og
Smanion falot mes lige fpran Gar'en,
fit lit benltre Sen il10 UNDER SfGr=
men og blep llebt min01t 20 SOD meo,
il1oen gognen felt %itanoie0e. Get
bite Jig naturligpis, at ian bapoe
facet femme 8elfa0igeller> og fan
maatte flores til ct. SolepbS @olpi=
tai.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26

9aarli9e 9@g gnifer Meiert Cont
missioner 6. 8. 5loter ser bpr l9t=
teS Ell 5traf for at lGlge. San me-
ner, at l1oor ser er forbu0t ~ pg
ltrafbart, - at ielge ollie on0re 6aar-
lige Sp6ebarer, berun0er Smpr,
Melf og 6lp6e, at set ga life er rig
tigt, at 5alg al oaarlige 9gg gaar
Siam forbi. Mabnlig paa 6enne STD
al Mnret fommer Ser en- Masie 6aar=
lige 9Gg / Marfe6et, ioet &riierne
er pe0 at gao / @ejret og Solt Bol6er
ga 9Ggge1e tilbage for at op1tao 6is1e
for 6em; 0erbe0 bliper Sc alt1aa for
gomle og fplgelig oaarlige. @piS
ser bar Sob berimoo, bil6e i1gen bobe
at ielge eller fi6be 6aarlige 9gg.
9etailbonoleren pilbe ga ulpie"
(canole) fine Mg, betale en- beore
Nris for De go0e og refnlere De 0aar=
lige 9gg. Garmeren paa fin 9ioe
bil6e bringe fine 9gg noget there paa
Marfe6. 0g 8ublifum bil0e %
maaife blipe ne6iaget til at betale no
get mere for fine 9gg, men billie
% ogiaa booe BEN g~aranteret friife.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26
Aeenter 0nskes for

Asenter 0nskes Yer TerT T0F t. 1gS histgs,ske
og Norges Gjenreisning''. En fuldstaendig
ofhciel Historic ON Forholdene i Norge fra
1915 til 1906, indbefattende de store Begi-
Yenheder ! 1905. 500 store Slider, pragtfuldt
der. Verket indledes med ct Brew fra STATS
MINISTER M1cHELsRN: En u%almindelig An
ledning til god Fortjeneste. Skriv strax
efter Betingelser og Territorium til Eneud-
giverne. ]. S. Ziegler o. Co., Dept. G.
325 Dearborn ST.. Chicago. III.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26

ri on6re b9r0iful0e Eremier fill
hi npbne:
&affelopnsifigrm, n1alet al Mr5.
9fep. Ee0erien, bleb bun0et al Mr.
80. Gcbibsbpe, g. IS. Supplement
60.
9uffen al Scr. Gbriitenien> c. O..
S. 8. Smitb, 81. 81. S, ct. S.
On 5elp1faal al @brilten &rogb,
1907 81. Mbe. @.
@pngeltol, ifienfet al Meran0ro
2ogen, 8. g. g., al Com. 2arien,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26
Kom!-og var Gj@st hos
San Antonio

dette Efteraar. Forlad Diet kolde Nord
og find Sundhed og Glade under en- hej
og solstraalende Himmel.
San Antonio byder allie Nykommere
behagelige Ov~erraskelser i Tusindevis.
For Touristen or her de gamle Missions
Kirker, San Fernando Kathedralen og
graa og spegelsesagtig j det flimrepde
Sollys Diet historiske Almo. Rekonva-
lescenten bydes der On fuldendt Fore
ming af straalende Solskin, rem tor Luft,
smukt Sceneri og moderne Bekvemme-
lfphadar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26
st ifanoimapiif Mlberopmsbjcm

st ifanbtnaptif M6croomsgjcm.
6orle0en blep fer / 8pen inforpore=
ret uSt. Saul 2innea Jorening", Ser
beitaar al prontinente loenife 9amer
ber / @pen. 6ore1ingen agter at
grun0legge og oripe ct @jem for nl-
0re ifan0inobiffe &pinoer tillige
mes ct 8par6ingbnS for Sjeneltepi-
ger Ser er 1toe af 9%eifjGftigelie. @r<
bejOet meO at inb iamle set %np0Del1=
Dige 6on0 pil blipe poa6egpnot mes
Set iamme. Sellfabets bolgte @m-
be0smnn0 er: HrGiioent, Sba g..
Sanner; &ice=Yrniioent> Sennie Ae=
teri jon; forreip. SefretGr> Mnna 8en=
nett; Jinansiefretnr, 90. Morten=
ion; &usierer, CHARLOTTE Grpcfbolm;
Srultees, Matbiloa @allblom, Mn11a
Mllen og Murp @ricflon.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26

Oct MIC Srpbcnm Sbeater aabnt=
Sc / 2proogs Mftes for fprlte Gang
fine &orte for &llblifum, ipDrigt r1oesl
,1ogen |urlig Sn6pieliesceremori. Scr
bar 1tltue110e fl,lot @11s, og n1egen Be
geiitring ODER set iaa %opcroroenltg
lmuft ocforereoe og np0eligc IGeo=
ter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26
Gpasmaal mub Spprneisfpmpag=

@p9smaal mpb Gporpejsfompa9=
MET. 9ette ieges al to Men6,
George @obn og &obert 6rien0, for
Sfa6eserltatninger paa b%enboloSpiS
$4,000 og $4,000. &loger er / beg
&C 5ilfGl6e omtrent SEN iamme: st
&~e6fommen0e CT blepen frepet mere
/ 5porpeispenge, enc fan bar pligtig
at betale> eller nGgtet lin Smltig=
n~ingsbillets gpl0igbe0, og at Fan ef<
ter at bope 1ngtet at forlooe Gog-
men go0Dillig, me0 @ol0 er bleDen
lat 116 al &on011ft6r og Motorman |
Jorening.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26

Mttcr fpriuncoe. Jor 9ommer
&ellp / 9iitriftsretten ltoO forleoen
ct 9@gtepar, ser gnifeOe 5ftlsmisl e.
Sum, bpis 6ornopn er Mnna, iigeS at
bore 0anif og at buDe mp0t lin S1S=
bomb 0erbjemme for mango Nor till
bage. Sc bap6e mi pGret gift / 4
Mar og baDOe Ell 8abp, 10 Maane=
ser gammel, men ser pnr Misforltaa=
elier fra begge 5i0er og iii pnlfeoe Sc
at gao bpert til lit. 90 Counter
&ellp bap0e bprt Sager1, iaa ban at
Set unge sggtepor bar / Serb me0 at
begaa cit flor 6ejltogelie, maaife Sen
ltprlte / 0eres 2ip; fan u0latte 9a<
gen og tog Malt0en til SIDE for Ell
ubeort to beort" Somtale> ser pareoe
meget lnnge. Men 9felnltatet berot
bleo ga set glG0elige, at Sc gienli0ige
8%elfploninger blep trl1fne til6oge og
Man0 og &ultrn meO 8abp forlob
&etsialen joni Ell lpffelig forenet
Gamilie.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26
Sat.

Seq bri,,eer bcrpeo min Gof for
neutrality-suspicious. Sen 176e ben1es
oa 9pitrene % apinoeforeningcn
operraifeoe mig oobbelt. Seq baa-
Der at gjcngiGloe pe0 2eiligbe6.
Mrs. Sbo 6. Melion,
3O4 G0nlu16 ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26

For de bedste Fotografier b6r
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
22o-231 E. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
bejde. Moderate Priser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26
DR.. McLaughlin's Elektriske Be
Ashton, S. D.

Ashton, s. D.
DR.. MCLAUGHLIN.
Je2 er kjed at like at have fact skrevet til
later we'd at BRUCE Deres Belte. Det har I'D
rettet vidundere med mig. og jeg er nu mere
rask end jeg nogensinde tidligere kunde gjore
mig Haab ON. Deres hengivne
W. H. NEWMAN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26
minneapolis.

minneapolis.
&aptejn Gpalb Mmunbien fp1n1ne<
til minneapolis fg%r itfommen6e Man=
Bag og Til blipe biit al sen Spmnrt=
lombe6, ser ttlfommer en iaa promi=
nent Mon0 iom observation-disclosures
fgr1te @efarer. S6in @ubben bar
Iaaet fig iammen meo Gitp Club og
Commercial Glub ON at bile ham
@e0er, og ser bill ONT Man6agen BIZ
be afbolOt en- g1eception for bam /
MaDorenS &ontor / Gitp Sail. Ser
efter 6eltager fan / en- la1,g Mutomo-
biltur run6t / @pen og tilit61t t Ell
8anfet. Sm Sirs0ogen iful ser laa
pi6t bi0es ingen oificielle Setter fol-
0es til ba11s sore, men ON Sns6ogen
giber S6in Club Ell @onfet for bam.
Sangforentngcn Ipullp bill iiffert
faa megen @le6e al at babe engage
ret set 6anife &l1nltnerpar MilS
Carlton C&plle") og ST. Sobannes
@erifin6 til at optre6e poa 9ania
Salt SEN 6. Mobenber, Mften. Sra
ollie Cider bar Soreningen mootaget
Mn%erfienoelie for at bape truffet oe11=
ne Sr0ring, og Set iloar fife fell, at
ser bill blipe ful0t @11s. 6n6banlig
er Ser eller life meget al 6%orlpltelle ct
paa en- @algaften, iom 10 Sen 6. Mo<
bember er, i6et Sc fleite bar traplt
mes at bore paa Sagt efter @algef>
terretninger, tter Mpollo bor for
ltaaet at benptte fig netop al bette
1om 2offemi06el, iDet @algtelegrom=
mer bill bliDe oplelt / Mellemafterne,
laa man forener set gepttige me6 Set
8ebagelige.
Soiepb @arbot, Sen &of De6 Mini=
fob0aflnbben, Ser forrige uge blep
lfu0t al en- 8an0it / SporpognSpente=
ialen paa @rcelitor Mpe. og 20. g
er igaar afgaaet pe& 9p0en paa Gitp
@oipital. 2ggerne bap0e baabet at
fu11ne frelle bans 2ip> men &lglel1
bab6e gipet bam ct inODen0igt Saar,
lom life bil6e beles.
8a16itten er en6nlt life fanget,
fight &olitiet far anitillet eli iao=
6an &lapiagt poa bam, JONI maalfe
al6rig fgr fat bGret lat Scel1e efter
nogen &dber fer / @pen; / Be fpr1te
Metter efter Sperfal6et paa @orOot
bleo ser begaaet flere 9}pperier paa
forifiellise Ste0er / 8pe15 nofanter.
men / Sc it0lte Gage bar 8onoitten
bol0t fig / SO, formo6enlig foroi ban
bar fu1oet, at Sagten efter bom er
blebet bam for bi6iig.
1tngoumsforeninscn al 19O5's lite
rnre Gpircc / DoniaS lille Gal, Sns=
Sag SEN 81. Sc. 81. 8 Mften. 81 er
bleben anmo0et ON at oplple, at %
Der til 0enne Sammenfoml It allereba
MI er tegnet iaa mango 8illetter for
u0, at ser maaife ilet intet 8illet1alJ
eller / al 6alo fun ct meget begrgl1=
let bill ftn6e 9teo peo Snogangen,
be6es Sc, ser enonu maatte Gnffe at
oe1tage, inareit fire Jig @illet beo
Mnmooning berom til ct al 8orenin=
gems Me0lemmer eIler ifriftlig eller
m1notlig &enbenoelie paa Mgoeita-
oct, 805H IL. Mbe. g. Ge inoffrp1-
feoe 2ofaleforbol6 gjgr, at Ser ablol11t
intet 5alg bill finoe @teb, efter at BET
/ Sorbeien beitemte Mntal al 8illetter
for Solg er afb9n6e6e.
SI Mftenens @obe6program bar
Neiis &atbarine 6ieloe, iamt Miis
Camilla @erner belpilIigit hliagt be-
reg Msititance meo b%enbolosuis &ia-
noiolo % Soloiang, Iigeiom comb.
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&praabct peotog / 1irsoags at
BRUCE $4,000 / set fommcnoc Nar
til 5orbeoring al Seie.

Stuff @olgatba &irfcrs &uinocfor=
cnin9s 8aiar. nnite Greoag Mften
sen 2. Mopember. M0gangen er fri
% alle CT belfoml1e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26

r8ut it". 9isie to Orb, 0aorligt
@ngelif, men en- go0 Mpbeo, telegra=
ferret fra indianapolis til ct. SAUL,
bragte forleoen Sen lteolige CONNER
cial Club Meooelelle ONT, at Sen n0=
len0te delegation til &onoentionen
al Sire Sniurance @rtters rationale
Mslociation, Ser bol0tes / Sn0ianapo=
lis, bap0e iifret Jig Sen nglte oarlige
&%opention BERTH 8pen efter Ell baar0
& mes an0re 8per> ser oglaa pit
ife0e 9gren beraf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26
st. DauI. .
5. Jobnien, xofalreoaftor.
est. Paul Tidende's Kontor, Room 4e
Union Block, Cedar s. Fourth Str.

We'd Kjob eller Reparation at
Uhre bes6g den velkjendte Juve.
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oo E. 9TH ST.,
Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26

&a,ut al en- Mntu. Gn Mrbcioer,
Dapio Sell, bleu / 5pnoogs paafjprt
al ct Muton1obil poa &jprnet al 8.
& Geoar Sts. @an fom llemt til
5fa0e. &iereren, gilbert Senien, bleo
fert pao Stationeu for at gipe 6or-
flaring oper Set pos ereoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26

Bonduel, Wis.
DIR. MCLAUGHLIN.
For nogen It'd siden anskaffede jog mig en-
at Deres Apparater Ill Brug we'd ct TifBlde af
varicocele; jeg or meget tilfreds med Resulta-
tet og skal hj@rteltg anbefale Deres elektriske
Battle til enhver. der lider AT denne Sygdom
-Varicocele. Deres henpivne
Oversat fra Tysk. II. F.. BONN
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26

Chicago, III.
elektrtskea Belte virke1ig har kureret mig.
Med Gl@de kan jeg anbefale Diet til enhver,
der or nerves og 0delagr. Bet or sin Vmgt
verd / Guild.
Deres hengivne
J. b. De KIP, $50 Orleans St
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-26

Bslte, og som f@rer Str@mmen di
after bringer Blodet til at cirkule
Helbredelse. Sarlige Svagheder,
styrrelser, daarlig Ford9jelse og F
de. Opsat nu like men skriv efte
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-16
THE OFFICIAL VOTE.


in
Knights by a
Druids
and
Furniture This
number
3o ss7
$4,000 d~iths
diamond
nite
p
the
completed Everything
judges received with good feeling I'll
Richard
schIna Police
liam Whiacre Charles Muey Duds
mee partook good things
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-16
OHIO-Partiy cloudy Friday, snow in
the northeast portion; Saturday
rain or snow; winds becoming
southeast.
EAGLES MAKE GREAT HIT
DANCE PLEASANT AFFAIR
Coliseum Last Night-Work of Drill
On by All.

With fancy drills galore, and beau
tiful uniforms, the Degree team of the
Wayne Aerie of Eagles, No. 666, made
pronounced hit with the nine hun
dred people who gathered at the Coli
scum last night TO attend the Eagles
dance and watch the drill team maneu
yers.
The dance was one of the most en-
joyabIe events ever given by the lodge
and nearly seventy-five couples were
in the grand march, which was headed
by the drill team.
The degree team, under whose au-
spices the affair was given, is compos-
ed of the following men: Albert
Handley, Drill Master; John Hart, Ed
ward VaIdois, Roy Schattel, Z. j. Mey-
erS, Joe Weishaupt, j. Brannan, Frank
Robe, Patsy Oats. Chas. Warner, Ed
Schattel, Ed. Holtkamp, Harry Tor
beck, Chas. Holtkamp, Carl Wadman,
Alonzo Grice, Harry Lucas and Gus
Mag, with Harry Metz and John
Schattel acting as substitutes.
The committee on the dance is as
follows: E. J. Meyers, Joe Weis-
baupt, Ed f. Valdois, J. j. Brannan
and Harry Lucas.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-16
BEGIN DECORATING today
ELKS PREPARE FOR FAIR
Rousing Meeting Held Last Night at
Which Reports From Various Com
mittees Were Heard-Country
Store of "Better and WORSE"

Bright and early this morning the
work of decorating the interior of the
Richmond Coliseum for the Elks in
door carnival next week will
begin and there will be much
doing in preparation for the event.
Three years ago the country store
was conducted under the firm name
of Good & Bad, but it appears that
this firm has sold out for the sign
over the store now reads, Better &
Worse, successors to Good e Bad.
There will be twenty-f five clerks to
wait upon the crush of customers and
bargains will be sought and found
every Sc cond of the time.
The much-talked of wedding will
take place on Thursday night of the
fair and the committee which has
charge of this feature has completed
every arrangement. The names OF
the principals will not be announced
until the night of the wedding.
The Elks held rousing meeting
last night and the reports from the
various committees indicated that thS
fair is to be the great success antici-
pated.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-16
RICHMOND HORSES SOLD
AT INDIANAPOLIS SALE
Fine Price, While George Schweg-
man Disposed of Three Valuable
Animals at Good Prices.

Several Richmond and Wayne coun-
ty horsemen have been at Indianapo-
lis this week attending the stock
yards horse sale in which a large num-
Der of medium and high class animals
were sold under the hammer. w. A.
Bradford and George Schwegman
were the only Richmond horse owners
who had cons gnments at the sale yes
terday Hardwood, f2:10Ia) by Gam
wood. was the only horse owned by
Mr. Bradford which was disposed Of
1t went to William Allen of New York
for $3.50. The consignments of Mr..
Schwegman We're Miss Truman
(2:191a) by Truman's Brother, which
was sold to William Austin of Will
mington. Del, for $3.50; Queen AxteIl,
by Axtell, sold to cappell Horse Com
pany, East St. Louis. for $2s5: and
bay geIding. which was sold TO James
Heffner, of Brooklyn, y. Y, for $50.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-16
Attorney General Moody Files
Petition in Equity Asking an
Injunction Against Giant
Corporation.
CONSPIRACY CHARGED:
RAILROADS GET A SHARE
Rebate and Discrimination
Evils Set Forth in Detail
If Petition is Granted Trust
Will be Dissolved.

Washington. Nov Is Attorney
General Moody. acting through the
resident United States district attor.
ney, instituted proceedings against
the Standard Oil company of New
Jersey under the Sherman antitrust
act by filing in the United States cir
cult court at ST. Louis petition in
equity against the Standard Oil com.
pany and its constituent corporations
and partnerships and seven individual
defendants, asking that the comiina-
tion be declared unlawful, and in tho
future enjoined from entering into
any contract or combination in re-
straint OF trade. etc
The following statement was pre-
pared and made public by Attorney
General Moody:
In June, by direction of the presi-
dent, kellogg and Morrison were APP
pointed by ME special assistant attor-
neys general to act with Assistant to
the Attorney General Purdy. to make
an investigation of the relations of
the Standard Oil company of New Jer-
sey to the business of refining, trans
porting, distributing and selling oil
throughout the United States, to as
certain all the facts and report
whether Or not in their opinion there
has been violation OF the Sherman
antitrust law by the Standard Oil
company of New Jersey, or the per-
sons or corporations associated with
II. The counsel have completed that
duty and the report Of their investiga-
ton has received careful considera-
ton by the president and his cabinet.
THE information available to the
department tends to show that the
various corporations, the limited part
nerships under the control. in the
manner hereinafter stated, of the
Standard Oil company of New Jersey,
produce, transport and sell about 30
per cent of the refined oil produced.
transported and sold in the United
States s>- t~-~-~-4t-z e-S nbouf
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-16
A BIG MEETING TONIGHT
PARK PROJECT COMING UP
West Side Improvement Association
Will Consider Matter of Petitioning
Ground.

The West Richmond Improvement
Association will have a big meeting
this evening. The park question will
be considered and there is no ques-
ton that the sentiment of the mem
bership already favors the formal Pc
titioning of council to purchase the
ground not already owned by it, from
Richmond avenue south to kinsey
street between the river and West
First street. Tonigft's meeting of
the West Richmond Improvement AS
sociation will be an open" one. All
citizens are invited to attend The
Baxter school building will be the
scene of the gathering and the execu-
tive committee anticipates very
large attendance. The committee
which has been investigating the
park project will make its report and
this will be followed by full discus
sion- Several of the city officers are
expected to be in attendance.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-11-16
Grand Jury Charges Him and
Abe Ruef With Extortion
in Five Counts.
BONDS ARE FIXED AT SIS, 900
MAYOR ScHMITZ, WHO is NOW
ON HIS WAY HOME FROM EU-
ROPE WILL BE ARRESTED ON
HIS ARRIVAL.
Publishers PressJ

San Francisco, Nov 15.-Five In
dictments charging extortion were
returned late this afternoon against
Mayor SchmitZ and Abe Ruef.
Attorney Sam Shortride, Ruef S
counsel. hurried to the latter with
the news. Bench warrants were at
once issued and Reuf may be brought
in at any time Schmitz will be ar
rested as soon as he lands in New
York, to which city he is now on his
way from Europe.
The indictments are of five counts
each and charge extortion in connec-
ton with. the issuance of licenses TO
the French restaurants. The jury
made it's report just before adjourn
ment. Bond was fixed by Judge
Muasky at $1,000 in each case.