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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

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ionl 1poe W laatsl1
en Isrings foftis i ioll. q bleoell
Eie1lbf biio ii N ltosri ~ loe.s5
at loe,l1le eoniis siiiiou aDoe)s
rapporte raii
apdapea aeoes oes 'rlitloe Der faltl- ms
oes anfesS at sbebGg aiioentel1 TIA,
h aIo 5forel pbig ren5lq
|oeIltIe sgaappor orf \ sepng 1oor
tpr ell ban 81 " Il fflllloe tRnfegs ata
t1ages at fDretag aoaat 5friot
EnIfere0es # 5Is5y
E5s olertiiio 1Ilaa eiioeut sfooi
EpeIlft zoIl ban baut iaaoalttle e.
tRnfelIgb beoera 11aDfe ssDper rpunoet #bisle
snloag ffreInIqss baI1 tletI1tial.
Boen oulta lte iapi Song
.og ienoteS bette et gao.1gI
,soers farpe 81 benle leoersoe lop-
Egipenos rfalllIine plnerf iio1ll
Ebeb iiffanoa lItd1toe
5fraper giebl liffelig ,a1lolii,g poa Oct
ste Dn,raaoe graiioe oente,l paapeg
iIIllfaltb beiles gIie ago 5tocfp cfparos5
ser fonoaIg at Set ltn0er Sc
iteredoe opes ser gan ifes tlluligI at 81
Ellaa ti u ffreosi iItiinenoe ssg1ef az
9enieenoe ber M hIfr ra1 gegI Ell
op, Der Ell leg ierings
sttglrerle 5fano tiI til goIoes aprtfroI
mel i1leo ilbereo eoniitg uf 4jieopare fra
sieIpe 5laet ming get,, iil10otiI oet ers 4,af-s
ettsog reoesftiill at brllg og a q, fgDis
bon S7riffer fida Se11iee1toe iiffe opt=5 opt==5
fDloes, biil ban beor6re at sSS1lipef-
tionsnprferne berefter life mere lndu
br11ges, - bbilfet bill bpre ensbetD=
0enoe mes Sen fj90paffenoe Sl1ol1=
1tris &uin.
8n61fobet blep @ulet n1o0toget
SolSbeo og me0 e1 tillgnela0e11oe
2igegDl6igbe0. 5aobel 0ette iom
&apporten blep itrofs benbiIt til2ono-
brugsfomiteen, og 9fopporten blep
life oplelt. sSmi0lerti0 er 0er ingen
Spibl o1n, at 8reli6enten fer lom
1n6pa1ligt, roar ban bon6ler, for
rant liffert og ofgjerenoe, og Set er
neppe tbibllont, at ~&ure Sooo"
2obforIaget, 1on al16et 5te6s ct on=
talt, berbe6 bil blipet megtigt fren>
ffDn6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

9aniferne / Sun syranciscp. Dan-
Iferne iDnes at bare Iupne pi6un0er=
Zig naaoigt fra &utaltrofen ifriper
u8ien". Me0 8elten1tbe6 bi6es fur1
en- ene1te at babet n1iitet 2ibet ielpe
5an Srancisco, 6irefte be0 sSorbif9I=
bet, nemlig &eitauratpr ST. &anien,
Der bap6e Sorretntng paa Sirlt Ct;
ban bar fp0t / 8allunn, 5lesbig.
Ge0 5ammenitprtningen al Sin6s=
iDgeanitalten M5neu, bporbe0 108
Wenneifer on1fom, bleb ser 6rebt to
6anife &bi11oer, Mrs. sln11a MQgnus=
len fra 5an 6rancisco og Mrs.
@all. Cana ira 9a1tte CLARA Gor,1=
tD. @ll' 6anlf @lanb, 2outs @prt5,
Sgn al &urpemoger @drt5 91aflfop,
me66elas at bore on1fpn1men unbe1
SSor6fielpet, men u8ien" oplDler, al
bans 9eS ffploes ct l1lpffestilfeloe
en- l1geS Sis efter. Ser er 11atur.
ligpis oen idrgelige Muligbe6, at 6el
blo11ot oe nfjenote a9goe ,er o6ifil1ige
9onife, iont ienere bil blibe iabnet
men naiten a1le / 8la6ets efterlpitt
Danife og Set bar EN- lang Site
er f1tn6ne. 8labene Danmarf mes
6eler oN talrige Selegran1ner fre
San 6rdncisco Danffe, iom bar r1eo
6elt Slpgtninge S96relan6et, at s.
er Tupne fra l1lpffe11 1ne6 2ipet, met
l.mange af Dem bar list ltore Sab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08
@rm1nbcn. i

Stn6e1tter1te be6 ct untberlttet btl-
Sc gierne gidre 2gjer ne6 en- &rofes-
ior / geaturbiltorie og ipurgte ban
oerfor en- Dag, bporfor &atten, naar
Ben e6er, farit bender &obe6et til Ben
enc St6e % berpaa til ben an6en.
rSor6t," ibare6e 8rofesioren rolig,
ben lite. fan benbe set til begge Si'
ser paa Ell Gang.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

rGcrfeet" er 9eabnet paa Ell @fnl=
feleparotor, ser fabriferes al 8ur=
meiiter & @otn / &jgbenbabn og er
opfun0en al en al 6enne ber6n1te So
6rifs SSngeniprer, &nu6len, / @lut-
ningen al so 9(arene. Malfinen bor
fun0et ct meget betDOeligt 5alg, igr=
Zig iom &aanoleparator> operalt /
europa, men 0en er fprlt / sen aller
ltblte Sio fonln1et Morfebet ber i
2an6et. st Seem yorf 6irn1a, Mel=
cbior> Mrmitrong & 9esiau, 116
8roo6 Street bor opertaget @ne=
agenturet for Mnerifa, og bor 1to=
ien6t operor6enltg elegant nbltDreoe
&ataloger og &amfleter. uEerfect"
ser par u0itillet paa ct. 2outs us
ltillingen 1904 og pafte betD6eliy
Opiigt b1. @ejerimano, ion1 iaa Sen,
bar Sr6 for at bore en- al Sc beblte
Sfunrmemoiftner, Ser en0nu er ep=
fun6et, og Sen pil liffert gjpre lit
@ienlano 9gre blon6t s(nerifonerl,c,
Ser io ct bont til at ie fen til Dan=
mari ion1 Mgnlterlanbet for Meieri-
beien. Sen fabriferes / flere 5tpr-
relier, fra Sc 1t6rlte &raftmaifiner
til 6e mtn0lte @aan6ieparatorer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

ler, ll1en faltDt tltfet nttStR1tel1gt, og
bet traf 0erfpr fun Be alnin0elige
1orbolosregler fpr Sroenens Spret=
goloelie og ior Yruoetogets 5iffer=
beO.
ga @rlloetoget 0rog neoa6 Ell al
BDens @opeogaoer, Mapor @aoel1,
lp0 pluoielig ct frpgteligt 8rag> tgt
pes SEN gogr / bpilfen 8ru0eparret
la0, fol0t en- Mgng0e Neenneiter til
Sor0en ogoe og iaare0e, og bele So
get itonble6e. Ser bar faitet Ell 8om-
Sc fra ct al @ule1te / @aoett og set
bar JONI ct Mirafel at set rnge &pn=
gepor life por blebet fru(t be6 Cts
plolionen. @fen ser oar NOT al an0re
Me,1neifer, iom miite6e 2ibet beo 6et
afifDelige 9lttentat.
Salt bleD "a Mernelfer brebt pe0
8ombeiprG11gningen, % on1tre1t
100 Mtenneifer bleb iaareoe. Sn6e i
Gnre1ierne set @ns, fra bbis anoelt
@tage @ombelt bleb faitet, blep to
&pin0er, tilb6ren0e Sen bpiere M6el,
orabt. 6lere Me0lernner &ongens
Tplge milteoe 2ipet. &ongen lelp
blep rant af cit ltor 1raipliut, %
Set CT ianolpnligt at ban par blepet
orebt> bpis life cit Oroel1sfje6e> ban
bar pper 8rDitet, bap6e taget 5tp0et
of. 9ron11i1gen blep life rant.
Der blep itrofs foretaget talrige
slrreltotioner, / 2gbet af 9agen bleo
80 8erioner, mere eller minore mis-
tgnfelige, taget 5orparing. Gen
ltarfelte Mistanfe bbilebe paa Ell
@nglen0er, @anniltor, ser bar 11er
beo at blipe lpncbet al Sen ralelt0e
8efolfl1ing peo slnbol6ellen. Set er
oog ienere lpffe6es bam at bepiie iin
ltifploigbe6.
9eri11o6 fnite6e Mistal1fen Jig paa
Ell lpanlf slnarfilt, @forales, iom
man bap6e let / gsarbeoen al @jer=
1,,ingsitebet, og bpiS anarfiitiffe l1l.l
lfneljer par bel fieltbte. SON bdr1
ill1iolerti6 un6fon11net, og Nolitiet
iatte Zig itrafS / 8epagelie for at fin-
Sc bam. @m Hap Bort til Snegnen
of Wfa6ri6, n1en en- 2on0sbp, bbor
balr biloe gaa ombor0 t ct Sernbane=
tog, blep ban gjenfjen6t. Gn 8olt=
tinon6, lon biloe anboloe bont bleb
lfl16t ne6 al banL men 6a flere al
2an0sbDens Golf iatte efter bam,
rette6e ban en &epoloer moo fit &rDlt
og 6rebte Jig ielp.
&ongeparret optroa6te n1e6 6en
ltprite go og &oloblo0igbe0 1tnoer
&atoitrofe11. So al @eltene lSor=
ipon6et for bans &ogn blep orebte,
men bon bite intet Segl1 til at ban
nereoe lerlig Jrpgt. QioO: lbs &c
folfnilg piite Sen 6pbelte ScrA oocr
set forefal0ne og gap &ongeparret
mango Segn paa lin parme Spnpa=
tbi. s[t Set life bor / Si11be at bol6e
Jig inOelparret bite Set allere0e 1a-
gen efter 8rplluppet, i6et set 0a n0elt
2e6lagelie eller ierlig @epogt11ing
fjerte igjernem @yen sl1ttonobil
Sneralt blep Set btllt al 8efolfnin-
gen mes 8egejltring. Men Sen al
minoelige Mening er 0og, at set er
l1flogt | SEN @rao at n6iette Jig for
2ibsfore. SEQ e11 9ln6iers til SEN
amerifonife ipecielle l16ien6ing ifal
&ongen foreprigt babe u6talt> at fan
penter naar iom bellt at blibe @ien=
Itano for nDe slttentater.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

Gm &accfrig 1nellem 03erifanere
og 9lmerifanere bar it6lte 1ge ralet
/ Sc itore &obber111iner pe0 Gananea,
9Sropinlen 9onora Merico. 9iSie
ejes og 0ripes al ct amerifanif Gel
Ifab, Greene Mining Co., men alle
Mrbei6erne er Merifanere. Ser uo=
brpo en- @treife mellem 6isie, for
nentlig iom Gdlge al Mgitation fra
@taterne, og ga Mine6ireft6ren meg
te6e at opfploe Gororingerne, angreb
Mrbei6erne Minen og ipr9ngte
&ru6tbebo15ningen 2uften lamt iat-
te Slo paa Semmeroplaget. 90
Mmerifanerne iatte fig til Wo6berge
opltob en- boI6iom Sfp6ning, nn6er
bpilfen ct 1tort M11tal Menneifer om-
tom, Ser nepnes felt op til 200, Der
iblon6t flere @merifanere og @tdr=
Ite6elen al @pens merifanife 8oliti=
ltprfe. &robiniens @uberner 1enote
iao mango Sropper, iom ban baboe
til @oooigbeo, og 6a Bette life for
Iog til at bol0e Oroen, opfororeoe
ban @uperngrerne ! 6e amerifanife
globo1tater til at ien6e Sjalp. Sra
g3qco, slri5ono, ofgif ct @fstratrgn
lneo beppbnet Man6fab for Gana=
nea. Ie0 Sen merifanife @ran6ie
Ibleb Bette Monofob beifuot af Go1o-
! !embeos1nar1o og onore, iom loa
8agbo1o, men ienere inbfanbt Como
ros @uberr1gr fig beo Granoleitatio.
nen og gob 9rore til, at Der iffe
mdatte legges oe anerifanffe 3rop:
per &i1r6ringer / 8eien. Salt er oel
/ I 6enne 2eir nn1er almin6elige Sor
boI6 en- 8efolfntng af 5000 Menne
|ifer. S 26r6ags meo6eltes, at SO
|ligbeoen nogenIunoe bar oprettet %
l1roItiftertte flpgteoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08
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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

syorbnnosienator 9lrt9nr q. Cur
,1an al Marplano 6g0e meget plu0le=
Zig Man0ags 6orn1i66ag, SEN 4. os.
@an bob0e ganlfe bi1t beret ipg / len=
ger Sis, 1nen onlaaes for at Dere /
gob 8e0ring> 6a 366en plu6leltg ino=
traf, foraarloget be6 ct Sjerteilog.
5enotor @orn1on bor Ell af Senatets
mere fren1tre0en0e O1eOlen1mer,
ifigt bans politilfe SnOflpbelie life
/ Sc ienere Mar bar nnr laa ltor ion
forben; bon tilbgrte set 6en1ofratiife
Yarti, blep fgr1te @ang Senator
1881 og bebolbt itn 5tilling nof=
brl16t Is 9lar, / Dbilfet Si0Srnm
ban bar en- onerfjen6t 6grer for Bar=
ttet. sS1niblerti6 in6traf ct 8rl1o
rnellem bon1 og Hreii6ert Gleoelonb
un0er be11es on0en gl6miniitrotion,
Dernofraterne mi1te6e MorDlon0, oa
@orman 6er1ne0 lin 5enatortoga
Sans @olg nogle faa 9lor ienere bler
al li6en eller ingen 8etp6ning. 2an=
6ets Bolitif bob6e ontoget en- M &a=
rofter, og @ornan fon life mere til
at 1pille 1ogen &olle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

lbs aelegrof. @issl Ilgs
Blot 6prlsbet al M plIall |lll
aonference for trtlaa sisar1 II
lom oisie 9uge afbl ilsisilgA A
npe 8oooe uoitpre6e obs
anore itore slmerifai ilssel
sen traaolpie aelaaI orEil,l.. III.
Belle bermeo .ifal 5eI oIsS. 81
itationer paa @fagsI
oeo, Morge og flers
Sen banife Snb
Set 6anife l1oenrigs sdlii sdliii II dE
nblenot felgenoe 0}eSosl
ee sen officielle anleft stSsar.
oringsltatiltif uogjorbs oalI.
ife S1opanorere til g5ta.:
ter / Maret 1904 (1oD
1926 / 100000 Z
Sm bette @nne bAra letlsssi
Seem gorf uotalte VI
rs 6plge fpnoigas sOlf III leilille,
bportil leg fan fpjes1Issa|S| Ssasn SdnIfs
piit fun ltpttet paase lrillgs
er banife S1opanorsr
beielige til at blipe asn ,lJen Jen
2angt set operoejenSg IitaI
6e beltlige og noropef eflige g tdi ls
6ers 6e> ser bliper Rr. Bgs
rer til Saon0perfer eIIoel idtl|s
ben> og uoen ganife fekahgs|io noer Sc
ifieftigelie poa 9te}
At 6ette ct rigtigf fees ogiaa oerz
al at 6e Silfelbe, bpor oirfelige
@migranter benben6er Jig til &onllt-
latet ON @jplp og 8ejleoning, er
ganife foripin0en0e (s(ntallet al
@n1igrantiager 1905 bar fun 5,
og Set 0reie0e Jig 0isie Silfaloe al
ti0 oun 6olf, Ser bar blepne formente
eloeoug til 2aubet). Sen operpej-
en0e Gel af Sc 6olf, ser fon1mer /
Gorlegenbe0 og benuenoer Jig ber on1
@jelp, bbrer til Sen aiasie &erioner,
ser operalt Ger6en faloer 2egatio-
ner og &oniulater til 8proe, 5. y. /.
6olf, Ser life gioer arbeioe eller al
lereOe er iaa langt ne6e, at Sc life
fan, men 6ere5 9lntol ct life ltort
9erinoo far ieg enOnu lite let ct Sill
fel6e, bbor en- S110bonoret pe6 Sln=
iten6igbeberne Mogt er iunfet neo
Nroletoriatet> og bborpel set ifer, ct
set 6og biltnof iialoent. 9et fan
6e1ne 6orbinoelle anferes, at oe1
6onife 2inie / 1905 fun blep tbu1gell
til at bien1tage 90 Herloner, ion1 oe-
renbe ube al 5tan0 til at ernare Jig
ielp. @eraf bar oper Salpoelell
&pin6er.
l1n6er 6isie 0n1lten6igbeoer Ell
ser, efter min 6ormering, life sln.
le6nihg til at traffe Sorbelosregler
til en- beore Soroeling al 6en oanife
Sn1n1igration, og Sc alt efSiiterenoe
&ontorer ipnes at pirfe tilfreosltil.
ler6e.
Set er mig befjenot, at set bDp:
pigt bar peret pau Sale at oprettf
6anif sSn1migrationsbiem, men San
fen er ol0rig fommen til l1of6rellt
eIler set bele taget fommen III
ober @roieftlta6iet, 0els for0i 6et bill
Sc bIibe ct nrentabelt Soretagenoe
ion1 peientlig maatte 1tgttes al pri
bat @o6gigrenbeo, oels, og bel nap1t
Zig, foroi Ser al6rig bor biit Jig a
bore tilftreffelig Srang bertil. De
rnoa beller life gle1nmes, dt oe BON
tie Snrnigrunter gjennemgaaenoe e
peIoplpite og iolioe 6olf, fom mel
go6 @ilie igger at iptte Jig inb ! 6or
bol0ene og 6erfor noen ltgrre 8on
ifeliebe0 opnaar lb11nen6e 8eifjefti
gelie."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

ST. 9. S. Matbanien / 9eetp Sort,
5gn af Sen befien6te &anbers=Seite=
ban6ler, bar bol6t 8rplup me6 en-
l1ng slolborgoame, Grf. @elma @e=
lcbe, bbis 8efjen6tlfab ban gior6e /
5ior Gfteroar Seem Sort. ST.. Sea-
tbanien pirfer iou Solf og 6prer for
@oof'if Suriiter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

4
bs s'l'lII Il gseo
,tldlli e.
all tIaeet orIut
a1, bdse ssa.fsI Il og
aIslls Itoo loro 1Ilel. lleIl1.|
inorpnil1e lli af )oooe fergpet oet
mes fnlof DperlGg. Get bbIeb ttnttos
lertt6 oplpit, at bun fra fin 8arnoom
bap0e oaret &ulet boS Sc MDroeoe,
og at 6isie bab6e p0elagt ben0e iaa
fon1plet moral1f, at bun life fpr FUN
bar pofier1 bap6e 6orltaaelle al Sor<
Hiellen poa eoot og on0t, ligeiom bn11
bofieoe op Sen opbeIte 1pioenbeo.
Sum blep poa 0enne Weaa6e ct mo-
ralif 8rag, og 6a bum fom til Gor=
ltaaelle af Sen l1ret bun bap0e 1iot,
grebes BUN al ct iaa raTen6e @o6 til
fine @legtntnge, at FUN n1Droeoe
6en. surpen afgap 5re6ags oe1
&jen6elle, at FUN par life ifDl6ig" /
9lnfIogen for Mor6et paa Eanten,
Sun bill MI blipe forbert for Mor0et
poa 9nfelen. Sen offenlige W3e-
ming er oobenbart ben6es Gaber,
men set er ct meget ltort 5pgrgs=
mool, ON SSurpers ajenoelie er /
Sberens1temmeIie me6 2oben.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08
sraaolps sclcsra|

~ =, -ii-t5 - 'Sy{
s(merifu 2iniel1, 0er| 0rE|
pes. fine npe, fortti III
nauet frenl i ferltleE
Oceanliltier'1e, % i'd
60ireftpr, N0nliral 4
lie, gigr ltaoige Ure'
ltn0erbanOlin ING sel'
Der for traa6lgs Ael
lange bill alle 0ens 4 4
iagerernes 5ifferoa|
Il9DeD Ullue olM
lgs 1elegraf. Sig
Blot 5prlsbet al 4
aonference for tr,sa
ion1 i oisie 9age aI
npe 8aaoe u6ltpre0e
anore itore slmerifd
sen traa0lgle Gelea'
belle bermeo ifal 6a: i;
ltationer poo Sfage
pe0, / george og fIer{|
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

6prbanbsienatpr 8nrtpn af &an=
ias, ser ion1 6gnt Sorbrp6er fife
fun6e bebol6e lit @n6e i5enatet, bar
i ii6ite 9jebltf nen1lig in0en @e=
notet iaa Zig npolaget til ielb at no=
itg6e bam, bba6 Ser bil6e opre ble<
ben betragtet ion ert flor @fanoole -
ielb religneret, i6et ban ManoagS
Sen a., til @uperngr &ocb al &aniaS
in6gap fin Mfife0SaniGgning. Serneo
er forn1entlig Wr. 8nrtons golle ion1
6aftor / Mationens offenlige 2tb for
lteole lthflptllet, fignt man ipprigt
life lsal foriperge roget | iaa .Sen-
iean6e. 9l1lere0e 9ogen efter> Sen s.,
far @upern6r &ocb tilbu6t BurtonS
Soga til S. 9. Goburn, Sefretar for
&anias 8oar6 Of Mgricnlture, bbil=
| fet er fon1n1en ionn en- flor Sberra=
ifelie for alle @tatens 2epebrpbspo-
litifere, 6a ingen betrogte6ebam lon1
en- mnligBe6 iaa &enieen0e Wr.
gobnrn er en- 8isconji1t Man6 onr-
firing Sc go Mar og er en- Mutborite1
paa 2an6brugsp9ienets Sn1raabe:
bon flyer ielb, at ban er iom rant al
2pret beo Sen tilbu6te 9gre og er
enbnu ! Gbip1, ON ban ffal mootagt
ren eIler ei.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08

gil prbpc 9lmerifa. @tationsfor-
ltan6er &eterlen, Mprre 9eebel / 8eit=
ipllon0, bar faaet Eermisiton ct
Mar. SON pil me0 6amilie reiie til
Mmerifa for ebentuelt at ffabe fig en-
Stilling fer onre. 2pffes Set life,
bill bon ben6e tilbage til iin Bla6s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-08
Blanot Ianosn1ano
@nnbt i amerifa.

&aitor 9pbbolm, tioligere 8relt
for sen oanife airfes Menigbeo i
1re0sbille, Sa., bor nobtaget &aloet
til &reit for iamme Samfunos Me-
nigbe6 / 8olton.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-09-13
GENUINE BARGAIN SALE
Goods Bought Below Cost for Cash Sold
 on Small Margin of Profit

There is great bargain sale going on at Schlinger's, and from the way goods are being disposed of-many articles are almost given away - the stock will very shortly be entirely cleaned out.
 Little store; big stock; small rent low prices. That is the way you car figure things out at Schlinx CTS anC never miss your guess. Merchants frequently advertise sacrifice sales, wherein the only one sacrificed is tht guilelees purchaser. With this es tablishment the shoe is entirely on ths other foot. With Schlinger. to say 2 thing is to do it, and this holds good 1T every detail in the present instance. During the continuance of the sale he will actually sell tailor-made misfits at just fifty cents on the dollar wher compared with ruling prices. Ot course this is for cash only, but witt SIP. in coin you can buy S25 tailor made suit, which is an item wortf looking after.
 A short time ago MT. Schlinger- wide awake to the situation here took special trip back to the big eastern cities. With his years of ex' perience he felt himself amply qualified to supply the trade here with a super. for article in the way of custom-made misfits at great reduction. While absent he visited the big jobbing houses of Chicago, even going back as far as New York. In looking over the trade in the latter city he was fortu- nate enough to get in on a genuine wholesalers forced sale of clothing. It took cash to buy but Mir. Schlinger quickly realized the importance of talk ing advantage of such snap, so he closed the deal at once. And this is why the big sale of misfits is now on.
 While a large and choice stock has arrived already, the balance of the con signment is on the way. From present indications this will hardly last any time as the stock already in hand is proving the biggest kind of an adver- tiser for that which is to come.
 Remember: Quick sales, small mar gins is the motto of this establishment, and if you want to secure a snap you are advised to step in and inspect the mammoth stock without delay.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-09-13

which would prevent it's sale in many places. With the exception of that used for steam purposes the water supply has been drawn from the Ari- zona canal. which comes to Glendale muddy and almost unfit for the purpose to which it is put in the factory. Be- fore the factory begins the next sea- son enough wells will have been sunk to furnish enough clear water for all purposes in the factory. We'll borers will begin work at once.
 The new rate law, according to the opinions given out by railroad attor- neys. will mean the payment of addi- tional railroad fares by the students who attend the University of Arizona at Tucson, as well as the normal schools at Tempe and Flagstaff. The students have heretofore been given special rate all over the territory, but it is an nounced that the student rate will be withdrawn hereafter. It is learned that the rate law will also affect the Indian school teachers and pupils, who have heretofore enjoyed special rate. They will now have to pay full fare. Ministers are among the few who will not have to pay additional fare. They will still be allowed the half rate, but it will be necessary for the clergymen to obtain a permit from the Transcon- tinental Clergy bureau at Chicago. Families of ministers, however, must pay full fare.
 There is not mining camp in Ari- zona that does not show more activity this summer than in years past, says the Bisbee Review. There is Sot a mining town that has not been visited by more representatives of outside capital during the past six months than in any other twelve months in the his tory of the territory. Added to this, more sales of mineral land have been made during this period than in many years, and there is no apparent pros pect of change in these satisfying conditions, but on the contrary all signs point to even greater prosperity in the mining industry, with it's conse- quent benefit to Arizona generally. The activity in Arizona chief indus try is not confined to any one partlcu-
 lar section, but is general throughout the territory, and is on so large a scale that if persisted in will mean great things for the commonwealth within the next few years.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-09-13

While sailing around town anchor at Keegan's for cold schooner.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-09-13

Just received a carload of Iron Beds, Bed Springs and Dressers, at J. F. McNeil's The Furniture Man.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-09-13

Stage will leave Rice station for Ft. Apache every Monday morning. w.. O. futile, proprietor.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-09-13
Staqe 10 Gibson Mine.

Stage will leave each Monday, Wednesday and Friday mornings al 9:30 a.m., from Barely & Higdon's Corral. If
Arizona silver belt., 1906-09-13

We have received big stock of fancy front doors, comprising all the latest designs. Prices reasonable. Gila L1mber company.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-09-13

Put your foot into Strong & Gar field shoe. See how easy it feels, then watch the length of time it wears. At BroOkner's only.
Arizona silver belt., 1906-09-13

Send your collars to us and we will send them back nice and white, and, better still we will take that rough edge off. Arizona Steam Laundry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-02-27
VOICES OF THE PRESS.
A Maine Potato Eden.
New York World.)

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All other sources Of potato supply are
now unmportant in comparison with
AroOStook County, Me, which WIS TWEEN
ty-iive years ago Il wilderness ana now
holds unqueStioned the potato prmacy Of
the United States. Even since the census
year its development has been marked
A writer in the Boston Transcript credits
it with producing last year 1l,UU. go
bushels of potatoes
Arnostook County is as large rs Massa-
chuSettS, but the forest still covers seven
eishths Of it. Its farm area is less than
that of st. Lawrence County, n. Y.
which rivals 1t in value of farm product
Seven thousand farmers average $2,l4s.
besides rent, wood and produce for home
consumption and other caSh-savng ad-
vantaSes Of the farm. The number of
farmers with incomes above $500 is con-
siderable; most of them have telephones,
steam heat and porcelain bathtubs TN"
man raised last year 80 bushels of pota
toes from each of $40 acres. He could
have covered city block in New York
foot deep with his potatoes which WERE.
cultivated. dug and sorted by machinery,
hut gathered by hand.
The small potatoes that fall through the
sorter go to thirty starch factories in
Aroostook. whose product is worth $500 O.)
4 year. Tfere is no pOOrhouSe in the
county. and its twelve prisoners are main
ly convicted of petty offenseS.
parts of the world. Yet We import on an
average more potatoes than we sell
abroad. In spite of the heavy Dingley
duty of p cents 4 bushel, the demand in
creases SO rapidly that production hardly
keeps pace with it. Potato raising, with
| population of SO.OOOOG0 taxed to support
it. appears to be a better business than
| that of the average professional man, if
| the thrift of the Maine potato Eden NAV
| be taken in proof.