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g6or(eS Dor6onot.

Si bringer otter / bore 2nleres
Grinoring oct gamle '0anife 9ggtepar
/ Multi11, 1eros, Gburles 1orbonot
og Sultru. Sc to per0ige @anIe
trua1ger til Stptte, og mr. ga S1,Ie>7
ltunoer til, bill en- lille @ielp bore
lGrlig @elfommeu for Sem. @i0rag
mootoges frem0eleS paa bort aon=
tor eller fan ien0es 6irefte til Gbor-
les Gprbon6t, 1907 8ro5os ST.,
M11itin 3eros.
Ser CT in6fom1net fplger0e 81,
Drag:
Sioligere in6fonmet $3.50
6. 6riis, 9a1perior, @is. 500
g. og 80. g. 500
6. &osnu1slen @1,b. Co.,
720-724 6ourtb ct. g.,
Minneapolis, Minn.
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ltan6 og 8remifri6t. De Brooufter
JON oDrfes oer, er al en- l1bprRget
LSpofats aarafter:: Srugt al enbber
Mrt, Ser naar en- Stgrrelie % n6-
bifling, bborom man intet 8egre5
gigr fig I9nger moo Mor6. @B bli:
Der MI 6prfet paa $uiinoer at Mcres,
ifibnt 9prfningen er forbol6sbis M.
9enne &ultur for6rer en- betpoeltg
Meng6e @an6, Ser / itore &ar,aler
1e6es fra 8ra5os, Colorado og andre
5looer. 1obof= og Maisanl er lige=
le6es / meget ft9rf l16biflina % al,
Der ct glimren6e l16bptte. Gierfre.
og 8iapl har biit fig at bore lgnnen-
oe / bgi @ra6. 8aa min @eiie be-
iggte leg 8eeoille, Gountpip0et for
Bee County, ca. 40 Mile fra Golf
fpiten, / bbis Merbeo 5tatens 81.
perimentfarm er beliggen6e. Ser
fanot leg ct fortrinligt @rempel paa
ollie forifiellige &igoomme, iom By
Ser fig frem til 8enpttelie for S1nt.
granter. Seq iaa flere 40 Mcres
Sarme, bpor ser oelpiS benptteS Srri-
cation mes &o1,o fra boreoe 9renoe,
% bppr Mfgrp6ern= Dsr forbabieroe
ltore. Ser oripes ligeleoeS &pGgopl
/ meget fort Smfmnq, nopllg ipntes
Seriepfpqg at tribes fer. N%rbejos-
troft CT tillteoe / tilitrGftelig MGng-
Sc; ben beltaor for cit flor Gel at
Merifonere, lom betoles meo so
Gcnts baglig, % JONI ct goot i1oppe-
Sc / set Mrbeibe, Ser CT forbunoet
meo Srrigatio11. Smtre11t en- 5jerz
oeoel al Gpuntpet CT bnffet meo lolg-
bort Ipnnner puo SOD, al goo &po-
litct, og Ser fin6es Ell Mel,goe GrGS=
!an0> lon oog mere 90 mere roltpf-
tes til Gprfning. 2anbet CT billigt;
l1oprtet 9ar0 foiter 81 til $15 pr.
Mcre, 0prfet 2ano fra $25 til $40.
2u,lger moo 5pb belpgte jeg 9p.
cr11e Corpus Gbriiti, Nl.eceS County,
og &pcffor0, Mranias County, begge
beliggen0e pe0 @olffpite1> bpor Sip
pelii,- % anorc Spofrngt.Nlo1ta-
ger tribes % giper rigt ltobptte> Of
bpor &intert11rilter bolber til / ltost
M11tol. Sra oisie 8per oripes ser TIL
ltge ct ret betpoeligt Tiiferi Ser bill
tl1nre nbpifles til at gine ct megct
ltprt ll6bptte.
Min &ei1e element SeraS gop mig
set be6ite Snotrpf al 5toten Jon,
@elbco, % set er min Sro, at bel,
goor en- flor 6ren1ti6 imp6e. Gems
gjcnnemgooenoe rige Soroblun0 og DC
l,u0tpmrnelige naturlige @iGlpetiloer
pil, 1lour De hiper bebre fjenM og
ltillct / oen rette @elpsning, loffe ct
tort Nrocenttal al Snopanoringen til
Jig.
6. Mosmusen
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9r6nlano og 9ron(dn-
0erne.
st Tore0rae af Slaughter @art5.

Slaughter @orta sen ll6mnrfeoe
SLENDER. al @renlonos Motl1r og
Jplf, / fin Sis pi6enifabelig 2eocr
al neutrality-suspicious., Dolot for
lcoen ct operor0entlig interes iont
Torcorag on1 @rsnlano og @rpnlpn=
oernc, inbbuot al S1riitforeningen
I &jpbenbobn.
9en ltorc Gal par oberfpl0t mco
Silbprere, 6o Mp6et begpn0te, %
81. q. loaes lomtligc Me0lemmer al
sen nplig neoiatte aommislion, ser
lful nnberlsge Sc 6orbol6, buorl,11=
scr 0elt grp11lan0ife @nn6el pirfcr.
Magilter @art5 bprer til Sen png-
re &re0s al @rpnlmlostpnbige, Ser
ier p6erlt fritilf paa Sc Hri11ctper,
bporcftcr 9ann1arfS folosiole orfti.
ifs &oloni ltpres, og lom Gang pao
Gong far toget Sr6et for &eformer
Sans Tore6rog forne0e Jig 0a ug:
- loo res Gli6en al at set gop eli
Mrffe nomnrfe0e, interesionte oq
liplige @illeoer fra Set grenlml6lft
Motl1r- pg 6olfelip, iom ct Dpolt oe
6ioc,,oe SnolGg mos bele Sen Moa:
SC, bporpoo @renlono % @tpnlu1l:
oernc be6nn0lcs.
Sc fjen0er iitfert life meget til
@rp1lono, mine @errer og Gamer,
begpnote Magilter @urt5 lit Sore
brag. u& 0un1fe fienoer 10 gjen
ncmgoocnoc life megct til pore So
lonier, n,en operfor @rpnlon6 er Sc:
Bog rn16ifpl6eliot, tbi .almin6eIig'
@orgcre n1oa 1lct life fo,nme Ser, Ii
&C laa liot iom 6rcmme6e. 5alerc,
fnrflareoe &r6nlanbs Swrel1 ION
ct lltftet 2on0, ct 2onb, bbortil III
gen o,1bre mo fomme cnb bent, Sc
gjeringe,1 giper ipeciel 9illobelie, %
bpis Sn6bpggcre life mao reiie Dor
ocrfro. Som gienuemgif Monopol
iW(tcnnet, MonopoIbun6elen, M6mi
niltratione1r, omtolte @rsnl9noer
nes hlloltnnoige M%fbungisbeo at 8
oanife @%mbeosmpn6, SpItenletS sig
tcn til lta0ig cot at foribge at bold
Dem / Matltrtil1tanb res at berpp
0eu 6nmfpemrncl mco Snrber0ene1,
% pen &tanQel paa Thrilling, &c
np0ren6igpiS maatte hrre CT Sd
&C beraf.. Tattt91ommen mcllen
@rpnlGnoerne lteg mere % mere
6lcre % Here blep albele5 ofbnngi
&c al Ben grsnlan6ife @anbels 6or
iprgelic, alt S,1itiatip be6e / DC
lltffeoe 2ano, % oe tore Migbommt
iom ben pnloige orftiife g Iaa in
Sc mel, 1,6nDtteoes mi,ore o. min
81 agEAsu III & OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-12-14

Nomfret> Mo., 4. 9cbr. 1906.
ST. 8e6oftbr!
Gib1te 8inter lobe6e jeg at nnOer<
rctte Gem ON 6orbol6ene ber, ga
jeg otter at bape lG1t cit Mrtifel !
Ceres 8lab ON Sc 6 oonlfe 6omi=
licr, JONI Dor bolat fer, tom fer til,
og fanbt inge11. = 81 oar De fgrite,
JONI fom til Morplono, 8. .Sanl,or;
Scr CT ii0e>1 nGpnte Gato aufommet
4 an6re 6umilier; oe 3 bor fjpbt
Jorrre ber og CT boiat.
Otter bette Mars Grfari1,g tror jeg
at tur6e anbeale Morplan6. for
2onosmnn6, iom foritaar Zig pao
2an0br1w; ri fom ber fra Mebraifa;
Mrs. Senlen por plaget al &bermo=
tisme, men oen,,e bar forlaot ben0e,
Gum fpler Jig MI fritz og luno.
&or iio1te Mpfonmer, ST.. @ouleu
ira 5pota1>e, @nlb., foreip11rgte Jig
/ @ul bington, 9. g., poo Mger=
gs-Dcportementet ON 2on6 %
Sunbbeosforbol0; CHARLES County
blep 6erfra unbefolct ban1 lon1 irugt=
bart og me0 i11n6t &limo; FIN fra
raobeoe Sc bum at bo}gtte fig paa set
lape laofalb1c Sapomp 2anb, Ser nor
l1i,rn6t - 1toget lom etbbert forn11i-
tigt % for11oleen0e, Mcnncifc nen1t
tu11 ie, paa @r,rno al, at ollie oe gam.
Il. ltore Mantoge @jenbomme CT byg=
get op pao bpie 5teoer Inn Sc ioa=
falote Meger Cabins fin6es poo set
lnpe Qonb.
Sonuncrer bar fer life lao BARN
lom / @ebraifa, 8inter bor ri inget
boot iiben ri TOM bcr. - Qanbet be,
CT meget billigt paa Grub al, at y
itore 2on6eiere, laa at iige tabte alt
ogiao @nergi og Mob, ba GIapernt
blep Dem frotagne; 6isle bar ocres
5orml,e.
Huge orbcibSbpgtiee Jolf fen bc1
,;cn1t -foa eget @iem meb ell lille So
pi al. Iette for ON mult9t, at tom
ME 2onosmnnb til Spite.
Mieo Mgtelie, oercs
Gbrsi1tian Sen c II
Noresle: Nomiret, CHARLES @ol,n
tp, Mb.
u A
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1aIeren onrtalte Sc forifiellige
Ggne i set uoitrafte apltlnno, bbis
ipoligite gpios ligaer paa iumne
8reooegrao iottt @riitiunia. San
filoreoe Set rige Gprelip baabe i
git, og W%eitgrpnlmb, Molfl1sofS-
er, l,bvre Mensoprfloffe. S 9Do=
grgulon0 por ser noitratte @res-
lcttcr inoe / oe lltne Jjoroe. Ser
ba,oc Sc ga1rrlc Morobpcr / lin 9i0
ilaaet Jig neo. Ser flrnoe SCAR og
@eoer tribes fprtrpffeligt. Mogle
@rpnlpnocrfmnilier, Ser tiliploigt
bar fom,1e / @ciio0elle al aper fra
9nnmart, fprte Der lom apngaplcre
ct @errelip i Sammenligning mes
Sen gprige fattiye grpnlqno1 fe 8e-
folf1ling, ion1 otter oeu m1pnre1,oc
5tprelies Yrinciper ellers bliper
tbl1ng1re til at errpre Jig lpn Gel
bunoe1ngere. Si0en 5ro1nen life
mere brl1gtes til @elpsning, CT SEN
faloen til cit Sre0jeoel al lin tiolige=
re Yris. Meo 0ereS primitipe &a=
joffcr pg Sagtreolfo6er ifol @rpn=
lrnAcr,,p i1ti6[crtiN 1tn6int innr
5plbunoe, / Gte0et for at man full
Sc intte oem I Stono til n1e0 mo-
oerne 5iifereoifaber % Motorboaoe
at 1tonptte Sc ltore 6ilferigoomme,
ser cfter aft 0gn1lne finbes 1tnoer
Sen grpnlonolfe &p1t, JONI / mcgct
ligner MorgeS norolig1te Ggne.
Mlorig bar Sr0eltc 6ribeo og
Sreml friot bore mere 1,fjenote Be-
oreber ems / @renlan6> og ol6rig bar
@ilfaarligbeo iom Tplge al Mono=
polbcifpttellc lat iprgeligere 6rl1g=
ter, llotalte Jpreorogsboloeren. Sal
rige &omisl ioner bopoe pnret ne6=
iotte, pelmenen0e 6olf bopDe lpgt at
folnme @rgnlnn0erne til @jelp,
men cnonn berlteoe 1ornme 1il1to11=
Sc foftilf / @rbnlon0 JONI for 100
slor iioc, puo Gl,epulocns Sis. SIT
ltoo / 5tompe.
Sra sen mere %olporlige Gel / lit
Tore0rog Dpori Oeu grpulonolte
@iergpertsorift ogloo omtoltes, gift
Soleren oper til at itilore Sc ifjp1l~
nc, Jennings fuloe Motur ieeneri-
er, JONI ollepegne finOes / set fjerne,
eniomme 2ono: s. Sen lange Cont
n1er ct Ser ioo mutt / Sc opbe Sjpr=
SC, Ser ligeiom / Morge onrgipes al
bic 6jeloe, at Sl,rilter, bpis ser por
lcttere og nurl,cre M0gong, Diloc
itrpntn,e til / Meng0e. Moo 5po
ftn0cr mont De(e &pn0ratmil 6rffe0e
al frooigt 8irfefrot, Dpis Sfammer
fol1 ,1oa sen ~ontagelige @gjoe al op
til 20 6po. S1n Binteren CT Der,
noonlig Dpjt to6 Noro, | BET bel
bige 2ol,o bitterligt mprft og folot.
Mcn l1ol1ge al Sc 0anlfe @nt0eos<
mu110, Ser Dor Ser oppe, faar bog
@rpnlon0 loo fjnrt, at Sc npoigt
forlooer Set igje1.
Snlere11 o1ntolte en6elig Sen grpr=
lonoife 8efoltntng, ser par go6mo-
Sig og lnroillig, % goot funoe OPP
BRACES til Gelpitnn6igDe6, bloltoet,
iou1 Sen / &irteli9beoen mi bar mes
ounlfc Glernenter. t@on. nGDneoe
monge pl,oi igc 5mootref fra 2ibet
oppc / &%Dlonierne, ser rent / set go
re Jet, tit forne6e Zig liultgt %
morlomt. San llutte6e tilitolt meO
Enitct ONT, at III, Ser I'LL leueoe,
umotte ie @rbnlan0 gao cit ny %
~lpftelige 9gro / Mslp6e, og at Oe11
friife 211tnina, ser bar be1Dnbt at
blnjc ino pper Set grpnlunOife
Spprgs,noo(, lnoatte irtte 5rugt |
&efornrer oa 6orbeoringer, Ser fonl
6oaoe G%rsnlpnoere % 0mnlfe til
gooe.
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Sta hit io,n bette 8lao tiltaler
Gem bsr Ge ! oioelte Isaul isrge fo,.
bets uobreoeIie blanbt genner %
4s. a2ssSi@
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Eorre(pon0ance
Sra MarDlamb.

N%ontfret, Mo., 4. Gcbr. 1906.
It. 9fe6oftgr!
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08
POINT OF TWO ROADS UNION
Place where Great Western and
Union Pacific Shall Connect
Agreed On.

After an allmorning conference between
\. y. Stckney, president; Judge w. d.
McHugh Of Omaha and Frank b. Kellogg
OF st. Paul, attorneys, and S. c. Stickney,
vice president of the Great Western; Cen
eral Manager Mohler. John n. Baldwin.
general counsel, and Edison Rich. general
attorney for the Union Pacific, at the fed
eral building It was finally agreed Wednes-
day noon the point of connection of the
Great Western with the Union Pacific
should he south of the Burlington crossing
a short distance from the Burlington bridge
over the Union Pacific tracks. A decree
to this effect was drawn up by the counsel
for the two roads and an order issued in
accord herewith by Judge Munger.
At the outset the Great Western sought
to have the connection made at Twentieth
street. but the Union Pacific in answer to
this petition, denied that it was necessary
to connect at this point. because of the
congested condition of the tracks and the
constant passing and requesting of trains.
The answer further states it Is not neces-
sary for the Great Western to make any
connection between the tracks other than
those heretofore made and that the Union
Pacific still refuses TO make such connec-
ton as prayed for by the Great Western.
The Union Pacific holds the present con-
nectons of the Great Western with the
Union Pacific are ample for the conduct
of its business in and out of the Great
Westerns terminal points and that the
proposed connection would be impracticable
and dangerous to the operation of trains
The connecting point finally agreed upon
is about l5OO feet east OF the point asked
by the Great Western and will be built by
the Union Pacific. one of the points at
issue was that the Union Pacific had stipu-
lated that this 1.5OO-foot spur should be
for tho exclusive use Of the Great Western.
However, the latter wanted a provision in
serted in the agreement that this proposed
1900 feet of track should be open to the
use of all railroads connecting with tho
Union Pacific, making it a general track.
and not an isolated one, for general traffic.
The proposition finally was compromised
in the way that this connecting track could
be used for general purposes if so desired
by the other roads
Where the Great Western wanted the
| connection actually made was at the ton
of the hill north of the Burlington bridge
and 1t was this proposition that the Union
Pacific contested
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08
SportinE Breyities.

Alonzo Stone, the great spent Wedne sday
with his old crones at Pa Rourke's.
Cincinnati has all its players under con-
tract. Weimer was the last TO fall in line
A free-for-all race will be skated at the
Auditorium tonight and host of entries
has been handed In to Manager Gillian.
AL Setback went down in weight seven
pounds in four days at Hot Springs and
is now within seven pounds OF the hgure
he is aiming at.
ICY" Young is AT Hot Springs preparing
for another base ball campaign. He shows
up In his usual form and there is nothing
to indicate as yet that he will not have
another good season.
The Omaha High. school basket ball team
will play two games while at Sioux city
will he the Sioux City High school and
Saturday night the Morningside team will
be played
Detroit will have to go south without
Barrett. He has a bad knee which has
been bothering him all winter. Barrett
may even not be available for the team
when the pennant race begins. Crawford
is still in Omaha.
Something like $50 players will be taken
south by the two major leagues, the Ma
uonal and the American, this spring. No
club will have n larger company than the
st. Louis Nationals, who will take over
thirty TO Houston, Tex.
Kennedy and Langdon will wrestle best
two out of three, for $50 a side at Benson
Friday night. II will be catch-as-catch-
the card, in one of which Morgan will APP
pear himself, Eagle hall is the place.
Robert q. Torrey, ex-captain of the Penn
sylvania foot ball team and selected as the
All-American center has been chosen as
head field coach Of the team for this sea-
son and has taken as his assistants Otis
+. Lamson. Marshall +. Reynolds and An
drew Smith. all Pennsylvania men. Torrey
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STORZ BLUES.
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ERTG PARKS
King otis for a Thousand.

AT the recent horse sale OF W. r. ADAMS
at Lincoln one of the best young stations
in the state was bought by David Schoen-
ing of Lost Cabin, Wyo. The stallion is
STANDARDIZED and registered under the
name of King Otis 1889, foaled in 1908. He
is by Norval King, one of the best and
handsomest sires IN the west. His dam is
Stella Gus. by Standard 1877; grand dam
Oliemont, by Onward l411. King Otis bears
a striking resemblance to his sire being
extremely rangy and has the same hand
some lines of conformation which have
the reputation of being one of the hand
soonest show horses in America. The price
paid tor King Otis was S,0W and Mr.
Schoening will place him al the head of his
harem, in which he has seventy-tive select
brood mares, and he expects to raise choice
saddlers, he having gained quite "A reputa-
ton in this particular already, and the
high quality OF his horsefiesh has brought
fame to his extensive ranch.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1906-03-08
LOCAL BREVITIES.

\ son has been born to Mr.. and Mrs. J.
H. Glassman. Mr.. Glassman is agent in
charge of the county store.
A telegram of last evening announces
the arrival OF daughter in the family of
Mr. and Mrs. Western Rodford Bascome,
nee Shelley Barrigar, New York City.
The charity committee of the county
during the year by having the Associated
Charities investigate applications for char
ity transportation.
Frank Johnson. manager of the Omaha
Printing company, denies that his firm has
compromised with the pressmen who were
discharged by the firm because it alleged 1t
did not need their services.
Ida Myrck asks for divorce from
George Myrick on the grounds of cruelty
and nonsupport. She wants the custody OF
their 2-year-old child and the restoration Of
her maiden name, Ida Trohee.
A divorce decree was granted yesterday
by Judge Kennedy to Pearl Rounds. She
charges her husband. William A. Rounds,
given back her maiden name, Pearl Bell.
The relatives of Samuel Forgey, who
lives near Irvington, are seeking to have
him sent to the insane asylum. Forgey IL
farmer and after fattenng a bunch OF
hogs declares that he will never sell them.
The regular Wednesday evening assembly
of the Morand Dancing academy attracted
n comfortable crowd of young people at
the Creighton hall last night About sixty
couples attended during the early hours
of the evening.
The aid society meeting of Garfield circle
No. IL. Ladies of the Grand Army of the
Republic, will be held Friday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. s. T. Smith on North
Twenty-fourth street. three blocks north
of Fort street. Take Florence car to Fort
street.
Frank G. Lentz, who sued the Omaha
Street Railway company for $1,000 damages,
failed to convince the jury that he was
entitled to that amount or any other
sum out of the nckcs the public contrib
utes for the privilege of hanging onto
straps i'm the street cars.
The City Board of Equalization has re-
tected the. revised plan, of assessing the
benefits of paving on Twenty-fifth street
from Dodge TO California and has decided
to return to the original scheme which
was once rejected because some of the
property owners filed objections
Peter Hansen of Davenport, Ia. COM
planned TO the police that he robbed
of SIS by the clerk of the Diamond lodging
house, on lower Douglas street. Eyre the
clerk. and companion, Hansen alleges,
sought TO eject him from "A room IN the
lodging house and in the process of doing
so he says they took the money from his
pocket.
Isaac Walter an applicant for charity.
objected to being semi to the Salvation
had been there the night before and they
made him take a bath, from the results of
which unaccustolned performance he caught
cold He feared If he was sent back the
managers of the lodging house would make
him repeat the performance.
Dana l.. Dimond. South Omaha dentist.
has applied to the district court for di-
vorce from Zaida j. Dmond on the ground
greatly impaired his health, but has driven
prospective patients from his office. He
says she scolds him so much he can no
Douglas county i'm March, 1900 and have
two children, of which he asks the GUS
tody.