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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05
Sra lDaihin9ton.
&ompromis ansaaenoe Slate
yiaen.
Burton og SmoOts Sa5.

ndtef dn9ddenpe Iatlrpao Udle Slls
IN er tommen til et forelsbigt 3es
iultdt. llenigbeOen gjult n9rmeIt
Oifinitionen al, hpem 2ooen ituloe
seloe. Der er nu opnaaet Gnigbeo
engoaenoe felgenoe puntter:
pullman Sleeping Cars gaar life
ino unoer SnterItate Commerce
commissioners Surisoittion.
Grpreis sSompagnierne bebanoeles
iom nGpmmon Carriers" og Som
trolen meO Dem unoerlegges Snter
tate Commerce commissioner.
3erleoninger anlagt for Slieinons
itrien betragtes Iom Common Gar=
riers. Qt1e andre .pipe Zines" gaar
life ino unoer Snteritate Commerce
commissioners Surisoittion.
Common Carriers forbnOes al
trdnsportere Yarer peOfommenoe Sns
teritate e1er uoenlanOit Smi9tning,
naar 9arerne til6erer Oeotommenoe
Sernbanetompdgni. Gn lln0tagelie
ferfra gsres for 5emmer og oeraf
tiloirteoe qrooutter. Nlen 5orbuoei
9aloer FRA /. W}aj 1908 pgiaa ale
Slags Glie. i
Nan antager, at 2open pil blipt
peotaget Den Jorm, iom aOnferens
cen bar foreilaaet, ug unOerItrepet
af qraiioenteu.
5 De fleite qunfter faar Sendtei
fine qGnoringsforIlag lat igennem.
Den eneite napneoarbige 9emp
ming qopsn, fra De 5orm, Den 6aD@
oe faaet i Sendtet, er at puamanz
Gars unotdges fra 9opens 9eitemz
melier; men bette bar libet at ige
for Get alminOelige FOlt. qaa oen
anoen She er geitemmeITerne ans
addenoe Stanoaro Oils Herleonins
ger meget itramme og pil fifterli5
blipe 6iGet meo ct RamaItrig ira
9i1iontruiten.
Qardgrafen angadenoe Sliele0nin'
aer fommer til at lnoe iaaleOes:
,geitemmelierne / oenne COB ital
omfatte en6Der aorporation og en-
6per perIon, iom oriper Sranspors
tation al Die peo Sjalp at pipe
eines, eGer Oslpis peo pipe 2ines og
oelpis pe0 9Sernbaner, eller oelpis peo
gipe aines og oelpis peO 5orienOels
ic oper Sesn, pg Idaoanne aorpord>
TONER eller Gnteltperioner ital blipe
tetrdgtet iom Common Carriers oJ
oaa ino unoer n9rpRrenoe Qons Be
Itemmelier."
9et er oen alminoelige 5oritaaelle.
at 6en | Senatet ne0tagne atesgia
er mere effettip og mere Ooerenss
i.emmelie meo f5oltepillien emo Den |
$0uiet pe0tagne 6epburns9ia. Og
tette Snotrbt er ganlfe bit rigtig.
Snteritate Commerce Gommislios
nen ital 6erefter beltaa al Ibb Meos
lsmmer, bper meo en- Sage af $10,s
COO aarlig.
Heeo Smoots St9bne iom 5ors
bunosIenator blep al 5alo fpres
lebig afgjort oen /. SUM, ba Scz
ndtets @alstomite meo Z moo 5
Stemmer ertl9reoe, at Sendtoren fra
llta6 bar uberettiget til at beboloe
lit S9oe aonsresiens spre aams
mer. Spsrgsmualet ON Smoots
lloiteoelie af Genatet BIZ blipe af-
giort peo 9(fltemnins t Senatet.
Saaoan lloitsoelie traber to Sre=
oieoeles Slertal, og oet er opermaabe
tpipliomt, ON en- iad itor Wlaioritet
far ffaffes Senatet, boor Smoot
perIonlig er popul9r og dlorig bar
ripet nogen Mnleonin9 til 9lage oper
I'm Sptraben, politiif eller perfonlig.
Samtioig beilutteoe Sendtets
@algfoniite enIfemmig at inoltille, at
oen for 9sitiffelier oomfelbte Senaz
tor Burton fra aanfas bliper lloz
frbt af Senatet, berIom ban life
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05

3 Qeroags mootog lloenrigsoe>
partementet / Waibinston fslgenSe
Spfororing fra aoniul Gal6raitb I
Naco, 2(ri3.: nSeno sjeblittelig
Si0lp til 9ananea. Sonord. glms'
ritdnite goreere mbroes, Gjenoomme
poelo9ees, og 0jalp bebepes." st
on0et telegram lpoer: nDet er bpe
6enoe nsopenoigt, at sjebliftelig gis
fiano noes amerifanife 8orgere |
Gananea."
: et ipecielt telegram oper glen
Srleans fra 9isbee, @ri5, meooeles,
at @reen, en- amerifanIt aobberminez
Gier er blspen orabt, Og man mener.
at so Qlmeritdnere er or9bte %
flere 9angs Iua mango er Iadreoe.
81 anoet Telegram fra Douglas,
gfris., giper ueiere geiteo. Sra giio'
fd9 til often 5reouss bjemisgtes
Mline6ben Gananeq Merito at Sps
rer % gloosub9Doelie meo oct Res
iultat, at 45 amerifanIte Winearbejs
oere 6leb or9bte, 10 @ange Ida
manae blep iaareoe og bil %; 80
M1eritanere og 4 golitibetiente er
ie6e od oper 200 meritanife Wlinss
ar6ejoers er iaareoe.
llrolig6eoerne beapnote pe0 gliOs
oaasiio. Wlerifanife Mineorbejoere
forloo Nlinerne og fOriamleoes pdd
gpens Sorb. De dfien0te en- Dele
COTTON til Wlineeieren, Sol. 20. 6.
Greene % ior6reoe 2snnen reiit fra
$3.50 til S. meritdnite genae ON
9daen. Gjreene git efter en- 6aIo
9imss 5orbanbling meo 8elegatioz
nen ino pua at bille forbeie beres
asn eftsr 5orlangenoe, men ert9rebe
oct for umuligt uoen oe meritdnIfe
Mnn6ia6eoers Siaaoelie. San To-
beoe iad at tale meo Statens 9upers
ner 03abel oerom. og Oeriom ban
biligeoe oct, lfuloe 2snnen blipe
rejit.
nlisfornsieoe bermeo erflareoe
Meritanerne Strite og idsoe. at om
Der life itete aensforbeielie. ifulSe
inqen 9lmsritanere faa 2op at ar6eit
De Ulinerne. lloen BARREL be-
pabneoe De fla og opsrfalOt De bpioe.
9ette Sperfdlo tom upentet oper
9lmeritanerne, % De blep lieefrem
fom meiet neo. Wlen oa glmeritd
nerne fit 0aaben, bolot De Stano os
oabneoe Slo MOB Meritanerne men
frnstelig 8irtning.
G3rsene appellereoe iii 6upernsr
g)5abel os &aptdjn 9ibnning af 9trts
aOna Ranesrs for Sjelp til at unoer,
tue De beiberlige Meyitanere. g5as
bel Ien6te itrats Sropper fra Ser
moiilla; oe naaeoe Gananea psb
Wlionatstio. aapt. gbnning famlsoe
600 pGbneos Mano og antom fra
@isbie til Gananea peo 9aggrp.
Seiaa fra Gl paio blsp Der lenot
9j9lp. Greene fsnote fin 5amilie
pber 0ranIen.
9reenes n2umber bdrb" idttss
Der Slo pdd, oe ben neobr9note mso
en- balp Millions Cab.
llroligbeoerne bar oeres lloiprine
laneere tilbage. 9lrbejoerne bapoe for
forlan9t idmme qsnsforbsielie. men
oo 6apoe 9rsene afilaoet oeres 5ors
langenoe. Sioen Den Gang bapoe
Meritanerne p9ret Hoe tilmooe og
uotalt 5ruiIer moo Q(merifanerne.
ssor omfrine en- Maaneo iioen
fpronetes Superentenosns 6jem
meo Dbnamit.
Gfter Ienere Meloing fra 9isbee
er Oroen igen oprettet Ganansa.
Soloaterne og oe fripillige fra Bis
bee er fenot tilbaes. Oct laoer til,
at Qfmerifanerns bar adbnet $40
fsrft.Det iIutter man fra, at Der
bleo orebt fleit Merifanere. 8pms
mdnosr Sorre laoer forftaa, at ~
merifonerne aabneoe sybr, op oct
rpbioIeoe Merifkaerne til at fafts
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05
@ia % 6er 6(an0t can0smdn0

| Ydt tor rs. i. u. 0. y. J e Il
lien peo @etbiemane airte ifuloe
iiTlg. nGbi. pit." afrejie til 9anmart
ren 4. SUM- paa en- 4 Maaneoers
0erie. S oen 9tnleoning bapos get6s
iemanes un9e 5olt forrige 5reoas
arrangeret ct rpriIezpartp for
paitor Nielien &irtens Stolelofale.
Der bar feltlig oeforeret meo oct
oanite og ameritanife Stag og EN-
W9ngOe glom tier, og meo Sdler og
Sang tilbragtes ct Yar muntre 81
mer. De unge Solf operrafte paitor
Nielien en- @ape og snIfeoe bam 2pf<
te pda gtejien. Martin 8ect, en- af
&omiteens Wie0lemmer, tog ct Dellpfz
tet 6otografi af De 5iliteoeperenoe.
- Sm 9anf feerne / San
Srdncisco fortaler iioIt mootdgne
Nr. at o9ien":
Oaniferne ipnes at pere llupne
piounoerlig nuaOigt fra aataitrofen.
Wle0 9eitemtbeo pioes fun en- eneite
at babe miitet 2ibet 6er 8pen bi-
refte beo Sor0feloet, nemlig Hes
Itaurdter 81. 6anien, ser bopoe
5orretning paa 5irlt Street; ban
bar fpot 9ulIrtm, Slesbig. (Som
me0oelt anoet Steos Der 9laoct
bleb TO 6anIte apinoer orebt beo
SdmmenItprtningen at Soiotdnitaf4
ten beo 9lgneips, bbor oper ct Sum
oreoe Mlenneifer pmfom.) 2ouis
@srta bleb or9bt beo lllpffestilf9l@
&c en- llges Sio efter Sor6itelbet.
Ser er naturligbis 0en iprgelige
@luli96eo, at Ser bldnot oe ufenote
0poe er doItili1e 0anife. Iom icz
mere bii 6lipe iapnet; men set gl9oer
ps at fltnne iige, at npiten alle De
fer glaoet efterlpIte DANTE er
6leben funone.
9anife / Canada. Pane
brog" meo0eler, at Der ifplge oen I'll
6olteteaingen 1901 fnbtteoe Statiz
tit oengang boeoe Canada 2,075
0dnite. Sioen 1901 er ser fore.
gaaer en- betpoelig 5ilpefit / Smmi=
grationen. 0e 2,O75 Oanfte bar
foroelte Iom fslger: 9ritiib Golumz
6ia 351, oe norbpeitlige Serritorier
369, Manitoba 318, oe pprige Ser
ritprier 164, Ontario 410, Quebec
122, Neh Sfotlano 3S, Nn 9runsz
lpict 302 og Yrins Goparb's Q 1.
Den iioite maa iitfert fele fig enloln.
0et iamleOe 9lntol DANTE bele
set brittle 9fiee, for iua blot Der
finoes Iarlige Salan9ipelier og life
59lGes6etegnelIer iom Sfanoinaber,
er 14,947. 0ertil fan bel fires ca.
$4,000 oe &olonier, Iom life angi@
Der 5daet paa Sc 0anife, Ser faftiit
bar Sp6olo ser, foruoen oe mango,
Iom iiOen 1901 bar funoet @ei lii
CANADA.
D. s. Yioneer" af 81.
gRaj fortaaer, at Sopbus og Gppino
Heble, 6r. Sopbus 5. Nebles Sens
ner, er / oisie Oage biemtommen
til Omaha fra aaoetataoemiet |
airtnoob, Mo., bpor Sc ituoerer.
Om nogIe Oage afrejier oe til Gorz
alorene Oanmarf, bpor os ifal till
bringe Sommerferien, | Selifab mso
Sru Sobn Rasmuslen og Oatter,
Ser liaeleoes bill tiIbringe Sommes
rem Oanmart.
Oanft 2ege | Yueatan.
Gn oanif 2ese | Wlerico Gitb, Or.
Seioelin, er iflg. nllgbl." bleben am
fat fom Oirefter for oet anatomiffz
! patologiife Snititut Merioa (Duca>
tans 6opeoftdo) os ffal unoerpiie
REQ 2eseifolen berlteos. Meriba er
en- af be parmeite og melt uirnoe
plaoIer | bele Merieo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05
Mttcntat paa Song slliOnio.

Gfter ct Telegram fra Maorio /
Gaar bar 5orsberen af 9lttentatst
paa Song 9llfonip paa oennes grbl=
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05

Oct er gaaet oenne Sang iom efz
ter n9iten ale itore lllptter: Wleo<
Neleiierne oesangadenoe bar baret
poloipmt operorepne. 9adoe | De
sitliqe Stater og europa bar glas
0ene itiloret lllbffen pdd en- Wlddoe,
iom latte Sen forfar0elige 9irfe@
lig6e0 Stpggen. ) De ferite 9agt
efter eSoroit9lpet itrpmmeOe ifremte
% 61Iteriife Menneiter no al gpsn
I 5uiinbepis, og oeres Stiloringer,
muli9pis faroeoe enbnu it9rtere al
journaliItiite @enier. Iom oe traf
taa 5lugten fra California. banner
ct giGeoe iaa 9rufulot, at Ielo bi,
ser leoe0e gennem dGe gfeoslernt,
Ilet life genfenoer set.
9(t meoOele oe mango Gfsempler
pdu Soeroripelier, Iom nSien" bar
iamlet piloe bare fe0e bore 2eiere.
Wlen Sc bepiIer Sano6eoen al, bbao
9ldoet Efrioer. gloget at set feoee
lisTte er. at nugle at Be bnrIte gfppers
6iitorier er frrtalt af en- ounit g5anoz
lage" Damn fra San GSrancista
til rNorblpiet" gep gOrf, og 9la-
set bar tuget set for gobe @arer.
San fl bele ooftet ua @eggen ncN
I Senaen til fig, ct Bar Sten ramte
6am 6ope0et, og iua iprung ban
us al 9inouet" o.i.n. 9et er Sonen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05
9looie Ramp / nlerico.
100 a 200 Wienncifer orebte.

Oct er Merifanere og
81 9lmeritanere, Ser q 8
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05
Sra aataitrufen iSan JranciscO.
Bier" Itriper bl. a.:

pBlen FtIper Of, a..
9et bill ulorig meo tilnermeliess
pis glpiagtig6eO tlnne iigss, bpor
iIort 5abst paa @o0s og Gjenoom
bar paret. ct 5nIinoe Wlillioner
Dollars er muaite liot for bit, men
set er bog oen Gum, iom alminoes
ligpis napnes. 9(sluranceiummen
telpber Iig til ca. 225 Millioner
Dollars.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-06-05

ogunakerrn",
bet enelte oanite glab | gmerifa,
Der uo9aar to @ange ON llaen,
uogipes at nOaniib autb. Subj.
0onle", Blair, 0eebr.
Yrgpe=gaumre ienoes frit paa
5orlan9enoe.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27

The turkey Is having his day, but It
viii be short day, indeed, for there
nre hungry mouths awaiting the dinner
bell next Thursday. The lordlly gobbler
which struts about in one of the local
windows-there's day Of reckoning
coming for him. And be seems TO have
a premonition Of what IS in store as
he nervously peers at the crowd attract.
ed BY tho novel sight He doubtless
longs for the freedom Of the open life
in spite of the tempting dishes which are
placed in front Of him. a splendid
looking bird, he does not know of the
speculation which Is going on in regard
to his probable weight next Thursday.
ia which the nearest guesser bears of
the bird There will be happy family
next Thursday because of streak Of
luck, lot Of little mouths satisfied with
the taste Of the gimme some white
meat please" and hurry call for the
family dispenser Of pills and powders the
next day There il naver some pleasure
without some pain. Mr.. Gobbler's pain
will be brief while the pain Of the over
indugers win be lingering
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27
STRAY PICKINGS OF
LOCAL INTEREST

"A tame fox got loose in the east
section of the city the other day and
made sad havoc among the hens and
chickens in the noighborhood. Try as
best they could the neighbors couldn't
capture the animal, which took refuge
under lumber pile Finally one Of the
men conceived the idea Of reaching under
the pile and catching the fox BY hand.
Not being well versed in animal habits
he showed perfect willingness to put his
idea into operation, while the others
with sly glances looked on The fox
catcher thrust his hand under the lumber
pile, when snap went the jaws Of the
beleagured animal on the unprotected
fingers of the foxhunter. The man drew
his hand hastily from under the pile and
the fox with teeth firmly fastened to the
flesh came with it, All the shaking
that the man gave only added to his
tortures. His friends tried the trick Of
choking the animal, but that failed.
Then they brought out kettle Of hot
water, but still the pesky animal chung
to the hand. Finally an axe was brought
into commission and tenacious Mr.. Fov
loosened his Jaws III death.
The fox-catcher, dripping sweat from
his face and blood from his fingers, re-
marked
ME no hunt fox with ma hand agin,
mebbc.n
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27
EDISON GOLD MOULDED RECORDS
FOR DECEMBER

Now on sale. Call at z P. M. and
hear them played R l.. Hayward,
20 Elm Street, Barre, VI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27

To see our Italian citizens start out
for the field and forest in pursuit OF
game one would think that they were
born with gun in their hands and a
penchant for hunting in their brain.
There are no people hereabouts that
take SO naturally to tho sport. In the
nature of things they cannot, however,
get all the sport that they desire, for the
game Is not plenty enough. But they
have the fun Of trying to find Brer.
Rabbit or Sir Reynard just the same.
The other day thirteen Italians and sew
en- dogs returned from an onslaught on
the hair Of the game with one small. lean
rabbit to exhibit as the trophy OF the
hunt Yet the whole thirteen were mer-
ry over their experience, while the
hounds, which ought naturally to be
chagined over the failure of the days
chase, seemed to catch the cheerful in.
lection Of their masters and Joined their
sonorous voices to the general merri-
ment. In the parlance of athletic sport
the Italians were good losers; they took
their failure good naturally and made
the most Of the one rabbit.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27

|. A special convocation Of
1 Granite chapter, No. &c, r,
A. M, VIII be held Tuesday
evening, November "a, al I
o'clock. Work, M NJ. degree.
Per order u. II. p.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27
TALK OF THE TOWN.
Red dress goods at Abbott's.

Red dress goods at Abbotts.
-Four days sale at yaughan's-
George Cassie has dozen nice heif-
ers for sale.
DIR. A. II. II. Lewis went to North
field this morning on business.
vescal softens, preserves and water
proofs your shoes. You can get 1t at
McI4ean's.
Manager Barclay takes tho Crescent
basket ball team tonight to Burlington
where they will line up against The fast
university Of Vermont team. The Cres-
cents under Trainer Bennett are fast
rounding into shape, and Il All predic-
tions are true, Barressyiai lave he. state
championship in bafkytADail sorlio6 or
Their next home gaiaesh ol Friday the
30th, with the Nefhsent reserves, and
the team viii try to WIN By fast, honest
playing. lsh
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27

IN the neighboring city * Montpelier
there are three streets, wh0Sa names
show righteousness and regard for
the proper INTERPRETATION Of things. First
there is Spring street, which leads BY
gentle slope into Summer street. Then
this pleasant pathway of June roses. An.
gust sunshine and October gold brings
one I'd that vigorously -named thorough
fare, Winter street. A fire alarm rang
in from box at the intersection Of these
streets the other evening, and an indi-
vidual gifted with a wonderful sapience
declared that the fire must have been
the result Of the clash OF the seasons,
which became so rasping as to cause fu-
sion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27
c. I. U. pelegates. Notica.

A regular meeting Of the Central La
Dor union Of Barre and vicinity will be
held ii Nichols block on Friday even.
ing, November 30th, at 1880 o'clock
James Mulch, secretary.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27
SOUTH BARRE.

The Unity hall has been thoroughly
renovated and electric lights have been
installed in preparation for the grand
Thanksgiving ball on Wednesday even
ing, November 2sth.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
TUESDAY, NOV. ~, 1905.
weather Prediction.

AIR in south, rain or snow, followed
by clearing in north portion, with colder
except in Maine and New Hampshire
tonight Wednesday fair; colder in south
portion. Thursday fair, light westerly
winds.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27
EAST BARRE.

All members Of Gin lodge, No. 81, are
requested TO be present at the next
regular meeting, Tuesday evening The
first degree win be exemplifcd.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27

Ex-Mayor "Jim" Boutwell, Of Mont
lpelier is generally ready with story
of some sort, and be got back at DIR.
III. H. jackson the toastmaster in the
recent Farmers club banquet, in good
style after he had unexpectedly been
called on. The POSTMASTER had stated
that Jim started eighteen years ago to
build up Barre
sYes," agreed the well known granite
man, Il was walking along the street
in Barre when 1 became very sick, just
eighteen years ago. They took me into
Dr. Jackson's Office and the doctor dosed
me up. | was a pretty sick man, but
the doctor brought me round. When |
got able 10 be out, asked the doctor
what his bill would be-
\ (The following il the conversation al
told.)
Y Say, doctor, how much do + owe you
for that little medicine you gave meY"
well, let me see; that will be just
about $i0,' was the complacent and
eventoned reply OF the physician.
\ The bill stunned Jim al it would not
stun him now.
what did you say?y
y "0niy so, please
Say, doctor, win you tell me what
the bloomin' stuff was you gave mef'
with pleasure. There was about sew.
en- cents worth Of brandy and then
there was about three cents worth 81
capsicum"
Yes grunted the patient, "but that
makes only ten cents. Where's the
$0.9o?"
l
@Oh, the 5000 was what / knew about
the case" was the same even. toned
answer.
With look Of supreme admiration
Jim paid the bill.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-27
There will he n

.,sszssxa There will be regular
s&sz ~ meeting Of Hiawatha lodge
sNsafs No. 20, ]. o. o. H., Thurs
day evening, November 20, at o'clock.
The first degree will be conferred. II. w.
Clark, Noble Grand.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-11-04
CHICAGO FOOTBALL. 81 <;ss.,.
RATE HANGS At. $6
Roots Can Go for 81 Each, Including
Sleeping Berth, but Probably Not for
Less

Rumors that the railroads will de-
clare lower rate to Chicago than Sc
and SO for the football game next Sat-
urday with the University of Chicago
team seem to have no basis. The rail
roads say: that. they are harmonious on
the rate question and that there is no
likelihood of a rate war or a heavier
slash, at, the last moment The ST..
Louis road has made a round trip rate
of $11 from Madison, Mimi, on it's
western division, to accommodate Min
nesotans outside of the twin cities who
would like to get in on the cheap rate.
The charges for the round trip will
be graded down to above Sc from
points intermediate to Minneapolis.
Passengers from Madison will arrive
in Minneapolis at 5:15 pm. and their
tickets will be good on the special
train leaving Minneapolis at pm. Fri
day and arriving in Chicago at am.
-Rooters. can reduce their expenses to
81 for the round trip by doubling up
in the tourist car berths. The second
class rate is Sc for the round trip, plus
81 for, a double berth for the. round
trip. . -. ..r.-,~ .,.:->> .. -. :, : :.
The st. Louis road will take the Min
nesota team down Thursday night on
the. North Star limited and the band
will go down with the rooters Friday
night on the special train -..E 80 i,
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s'Most Gentlemen'' Value Any
Article Of wearing apparel coming
from Hoffman So more than from the
ordinary stores, nevertheless prices are
always lowest, quality and style con-
sidered.
Hoffman s Toggerv Shops, both Stores.
Hatters, Shirt Makers, Outftters. g
Laundry, 720-722-724 LIST ave. So.
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Local Temperatures.
AROUND THE TOWN

Doctors Meet Tomorrow.-A regular
meeting of the Hennepln County Medl-
cal society will be held in the library
rooms in the courthouse tomorrow even
ling. Papers will be read by DR.. A. D.
|Benjamin, DR.. A. S. Hamilton and DR..
NV. N. Porteous.
Reception for Observation-Disclosures
be the upholsterers' union will give
reception in Alexander's hall Wednes-
day evening, Nov. IA, for visiting dele
gates to the A. F. L. convention and
Anton J. Engel, international president
Of the union. A program is being ar
ranged, and every twin city upholsterer,
union or nonunion, is invited to at
1 tend. -..'
Inarvis, supreme master Of the A. Q.
HU. W., will arrive in Minneapolis on
"Wednesday, Nov. IA, and will be pres
| ant at the initiation and reception to
| be held in the Masonic Temple on the
evening Of that day. Two hundred
candidates will be initiated, and the
visit of the A. O. U. w. chief will be
made gala event by local members of
the order.
& Amateurs Will Play.-'The Pride of
HVirginia,' four-act comedy drama
Gportraying life in the Old Dominion
FIST prior to the civil war, will be pre-
Rented h9 the Sheridan club in st. An
sshony~haH on the evening Of Nov. 6.
Fhe following persons will appear:
Iohn D.. Leonard, Lawrence Carr,
Frank j.. Mulcahy, Charles McErlane,
Thomas MCGOWAN, Frank Cunningham,
Alfred Bulduc, Queenie Cox, Margaret
Bray and Katherine Weeks.
Collars 1c, cuffs 1c, shirts 1Oc, waists
| I5c up, vests 15c, underwear &c, hdkfs.
\ &C. The Palace Clothing House Laundry.
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It is to every consumers interest to
vote for the amendment allowing farm
ers and gardeners to sell their products
without paying a license therefor. The
RAISING of melons and tomatoes has de-
creased so per cent in the last three
wears in the vicinity Of the twin cities
owing to the present laws One village
demands $40 per day for selling dressed
meats to a consumer. It is useless to
where such laws prevail. Vote yes
a dvt 81.
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City II ews
THE WEATHER
The Forecast.

4 ~ IIIe UI6CstSIs eI-I53I
For Minnesota-Rain Sunday and
Monday; fresh southeast winds.
For Michigan Increasing cloudiness
Sunday; Monday, rain, fresh east to
south winds.
For Wisconsin-Rain west, partly
Cloudy east; Monday, rain, fresh south
east winds. - ~, ii.
HfFor North Dakota, South Dakota and
Nebraska; showers Sunday and Mon
day.
For Montana and Wyoming-Rain
Sunday and Monday.
Nor Iowa-Showers Sunday and Mon
day. ~. "
Northwest Weather.
Taken at pm. ninetieth meridian time at
alt SIN tiOns