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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25
BURGLARS Lose Money.

WIIkesbarre. Oct. "a - The second
safe cracking within three days, which
Yielded the burglars barely enough to
nay for the explosive used took place
when the safe in the Erie railroad sta
ton at Pittston, near here, was blown
open The burglars got only 49, They
used so much explosive that the safe
was blown to pieces, and the station
was damaged. Three days ago five
masked men blew open safe at Par
sons, near here, and got only 81.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25
FAUQUIER
Goats OF Another CCnfedsratC-clush ac;Js~-
Personals.

Sir. John " Cnmmm-. died at his
home ,u "Wednesday h'RhI, O,tobsr lO,h.
iie bad h'cu IN hnd health for ~'trrHl
years. ~ his drnth ca ne a. - sho-b To
many frclds Mr. tumn,ns WA m
old Confederate soldier Tie viii be M ch
missed from his homcand ncighborhD d.
Prc,ractcd services commenced ut Mt.
Horeb church. South, on ~ day last.
Rev. Homer We'ch, the pastor preached
both morning and afternoon to n large
con .egailOn.
Mrs. f.. 5. Cox is in with typhoid fever
She has been taken to "A ho-pilalin Wash
ingtOn
MIR. John l. Cox il also in Washington
cOnyalcscent from typhoid fever
Miss rtrudc Bird has returned from
visit 20 euds in Lorisa county.
Miss Alma lomax has been spending n
few days at the hosp.tpblc home OF Mr.
e. T.. Bird.
Mrs S b. Miller is slowly recovering
from her recent illness
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25
EIGHTH VIRGINIA REUNION

The reunion OF the Eighth Virgins
Regiment, held at Lfesburg Monday
was attended by nearly 500 OF the
veterans who heard addresses from Gen
Eppa Hunton, OF Richmond, aud Col
Edmond Berkeley. OF Prince William
The occasion was the celebration of the
forthwith anniversary OF the battle oil
Balls Bluff, which was fought near
Leesburg October 81, 1861, in which the
Eighth Virginia, turned the tide ofbattle
ia favor OF the Confederate army.
A permanent organization was llecicd
with Col. Berkeley a. commander An-
nual reunions viii be held.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25
CABINET CHANGES

President Roosevelt has announced
that Oscar s. Straus, of New York, vii
become Secretary of Commerce anC
Labor; George Won L. Meyers, Post
master-Geaeral; Chas. J. BOnapar
Attorney-General Victor II. Metce
Secretary OF the Navy, and George l.
Cort .lyou, Secretary of the Treasury.
These changes will not be made till tie
first part of 1907. New York will theI
have three members ofthe Cabiue' Root
Cortclyou aud Straus.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25
GRAND CAMP C0NFEDERATES
IN SESSION

The grand camp OF Confederate Vete-
rams of Virginia commenced their annual
encampment at Roanoke, Wednesday
and will continue until Friday night \
number OF matters of interest To the ex
Confederate soldiers are being considered
and officers for the coming year will h
elected. The grand camp of the Sons Of
Confederate Veterans is holding It's r.
union at Roanoke at the same time.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25

London, oct. 24.-King Edward was
evidently aware that the proceedings
In parliament would be devoid Of any
important features as he left Bucking-
ham palace in an automobile to spend
the rest of the week at the Newmarket
races. His majesty's car knocked down
a man as the king was leaving town,
but no serious consequences resulted
from the accident
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25
LOCAL MARKETS

Corrected 10y Simon Hirsh g. Bro
Wheat, 20 to IS A; corn, Old, 3
to 90; new, 40 10 30, Ideai, 81 8
20 81 IS; oats 80 to 40: hens, 8 &
10; ducks, to 10; spring chickens, /
to u per pound; eggs, % to %, laro
10 to II; butter, 10 to %; hams, 10
to II; weet potatoes .40c to Soc; Iris
potat Des. G0c TO 7O5; apples, pe
bush /, so to IS; veal, Al to 8; lambs
$3.50 to $3.50; hides, green, s to II
dry. - to 10, sailed, No. /, to Il
calf skins No l, S1.1O per skin; bale
hay, f15 to $40 per ton; leaf suInac
80 to 50 per 100. Hogs, live weight
sc. Beef, live wei hit, 2h to 3l.c.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25
STOCK AND MACHINERY FOR SALE
PRIVATELY

horses, mules, > colts, % cows and
steers, 2 binders, corn harvester. hay
baler, riding cultivators 2 mowers,
plows, 10, 20 and 40 o. c.; 2horn rakes,
saws, washing machine, churns, top
buggy, everything usually found on an
up-to-date farm. Come and examine
above stock and machinery. viii make
terms to suit. Apply to John T. Thorn
ton, Belle Grove Farm, Port Conway,
Va. loc25-4t
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25
HOME SURR0UAOED BY WATER

The home of Mr.. Lindsay &. Roach
near che eud Of the the Free Bridge, wa'
SURF lunded 10y water during the recent
rise II the river. Mrs. Roach and two
chiliren were taken from the house by
one Of Mr.. j. b. Colbert's wagons late
Saturday night They returned homc
Sunday after the water subsidized
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25
WANTED.

80 FIFTY (50) men; carpenters, mechanics
and millwrights, loggers and team
drivers, to work at saw mill; opera
ton twenty miles from Richmond on
railroad. Good wages.
Our representative will be at Hotel
Exchange from Thursday, Oct. 25th, to
Saturday, Oct 9th, to arrange trans
portatioD. Southern Pine Timber Co.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25
MOODY FOR BENCH

Within the next few days announce
ment il expected from the White Hous'
that VIM. II. Moody will become an ~
sociate justice of the u 5. Supreme Court
upon his retirement from the office OF
Attorney General next January, succeed
ing Henry q. Brown, of Michigan
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25
KILLED HIS OWN SON

At the home of Gardner Henry, neor
Front Royal, Branch Henry shot ard
killed his son, Dent Henry. The men had
been drinking, it is said. Dent and hi,
father had few words, wien the Oh
man shot and killed his own son. The
weapon used was shotgun. The young
man died few minutes later.
Branch Henry was lodged in Jail.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25
lnternecine labor Wars

Chicago, Oct 24.-President Samuel
Gompers of the American Federation of
Labor was asked by leading Chicago
manufacturers to compel local unions
to cease fighting among themselves. II
this fighting was not stopped, he was
told, a great lockout, which might in
volve as many as 5000 or 1000 skilled
factory workers, would follow.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25
Administrators Notice Of Estate Of Mrs. S. A.
Radcliffe.

Having qualified as administrators of
Mrs. s. A. Radcliffe, | hereby notify all
parties owing said estate to settle same
with me, and all parties having claims
against said estate to present them to
me properly adjudicated for settlement
Mrs. Florence M. Perry, Admx..
DEL .w4w Comorn, Va.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25
BROWN FOR HEAD OF v. P. /.

1t is stated that there is every probe
bilily that J. Thompson Brown, of Bed
ford, will succ ed DR.. J. NJ. McBryde & s
president of the Virginia Polytechnic In
stitute, at Blacksburg.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25
OVER 20 INCHES OF SNOW

The snowstOrm which began last fr
dav night continued throughout Easter
Colorado, Southern Wyoming, Northe
New Mexico, Western Texas and Weste
Kansas and Nebraska until Tuesdal
night The total snowfall in Denver wa'
20 inches. The temperature was around
the frt ,ziug mark.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25
DATE FOR vIRGINIA'S DEBT SUIT

A hearing on the demurrer OF q
defendant in the case of Virginia "
West Virginia, involving the debt con.
tra ted by Virginia before its Partition
was Monday fixed by the Supreme Cour
OF the United Stat IS for March ! next.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25
MCCLELLAN STATUE UNWILLING

The Mcclellan stature commission,
composed OF Secretary Taft. Senator
Wetmore aud Gen. Horatio C.. King, has
fixed the time for the unveiling OF the
STATUE in Washington in May next.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25
OYSTER NAVY ACTIVE
Twenty Dredsers Arrested on
Potomac.
Especial to The Free Lance

lryington, Va Oct. n.
The Flagship Commodore Maury, OF
the State Board of Fisheries, is back
from the Potomac river Twenty arrests
Of dredgers were made and 500 in fl :
collected. The Maryland and Virginia
oyster navies are working in concert.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25
FRENCH CABINET COMPLETED
piequart, Defender OF preyfus, 70 10
Minister Of War.

Minis ter OF war.
Paris. oct. 24.-The ncw French CAB
met has been completed as follows
Premier anC minister of the intcricf
NJ. Clemenceau; minister of Justice, a.
Guvot- Dcssaignc; minister of foreign
affairs. NJ Pichon; minister of cducn
ton. NJ. BRAND; minister of finance
NJ. CalllauX; minister of war, General
PicQuart: minister Of marine. NJ. Thorn
son; minister of public works. NJ. Bar
thou; minister of commerce. NJ. Don
mcrguc: minister of agriculture. VI
Ruau: minister of labor NJ. Vivnni.
The portfolio OF minister of the colo
MES was offered to NJ. Millics-La
CroiX.
General Picquart. who becomes min
lister Of war. was second only to Drcy
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25
ELECTION OFFICIALS NOT GUILTY

The jury in the trial OF Archie Steiner,
Isaac Mich il and Isadore Cohen, TIE
I pr ,in,t Jefferson ward oiiicin Is
Richmond charged with frauds in coi-
nee. ON W tn the recent city election, L.
turned verdict not guilty.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25
DEATH AT IRvINCTON
Mrs. Oliver, Mother Of Or. Oliver,
Passes Away. "a
Especial to The Free Lance)

Irvington, Va, Oct. 2l.
Mrs. Ellen Douglas Oliver, mother oil
DR.. Geo. II. Oliver, died this morning
aged -. She was native OF ESSEX
county. and the widow Of the late Capt
VIM. 4. Oliver. Co. s, 9th Va. Cavalry,
who was killed in a battle around Rlch'
mond. Funeral tomorrow afternoon
from Ephesus church in Essex, services
conducted by Rev. Alex. Fleet.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25
COW WANTED

want to buy q first-class, young COW
at once. She must be fresh. Apply to
ID. G. Bowman, Main street, Fredericks-
hnrp Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25
$500 REWARD FOR
ARREST0F MURDERE R

The City Council of Alexandria has
offered reward of $500, for the arrest
and conviction of the negro VIM. John
son, who it is alleged murdered special
officer Chas. T. Smith Saturday night.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25
FIRST-CLASS BOARD

For nice comfortable lodging anc
meals come to 314 Commerce street
Meals 2jc., lodging 25c. Board by thu
week or month. Mrs J. +. Monroe,
fredericksburg, Va
ieb27-llyr
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25
THANKSGIVING DAY

President Roosevelt has issoed proc
lamation naming Thursday, Nov. 29th,
as Thanksgiving Day.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25
GARRISON LEADS. OIuEKS FOLLOW

Wanted. - large plantations, 3Ogooc
well locate !, medium sized Jams Alley
more ,m Ill cheap farms TO advertise
my catalogue, given mp to be- the bes
real estate literature distributed in o..
North and West from the State of Nir
GINA. am now writing up my third
edition
can furnish you with "a GO acre ire
homestead in Western Nebraska.
Address \. 1. GarrlsOn.
seu2g-u Guineys, Va
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25
DEATHS

Mrs. John Lohr died Saturday OF con
sumption at her home above Pamunkey
in Orange county. The remains wer
taken 10 Madison county for burial
Lucius Welch died at his home, neal
Coan, of consumption, Friday. His re-
mains were Inferred in COGn Baptist
church Cemetery Saturday morning, Rev
+. Benton Hill officiating.
The death of Ambrose Madison Marye
son of Major r. b. Marye, of Virginia
and NJ Ary Madison, Oi Orange county,
occurred in Memphis Tenn, October
18th. Mr.. Marye was in the ffi'eti
year of his age.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25
Japanese MILDLY Resigns.

Annapolis. Md. Oct n At the re-
quest of The Japanese embassy at
Washington. Mldshipman Asahi Xiii
gah Of the third class at the Naval
academy has submitted his resignation.
which viii Ice accepted II is under
stood Kiugaki is "A son Of Baron Xiii
gaki of the imperial privy council lie
entered the American Naval academy
in September. 1904 No reason is as
signed here for his resignation.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25

All purchases amounting to $500 will be delivered.
OF transportation charges to any station in Maryland,
Virginia, West Virginia.
The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1906-10-25

.tb27I1yr
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-19

! 9roets ianbe getposing. $an bar
! Here Mar bRret a11iat beo 8ran6-
pRIenet Der i 8Den, % bar frellt fIe-
re Menneifer 10 al brenoen6e gpq-
Ringer. Sans gra6biie M6pance-
ment inoen 4orpiet er 8elgnninQer
for beltcmo6ig Dptrpoen peo forjfiel=.
.ltge 2eiligbeoer. !Sele Minneapolis
lsreer oper bans 800, og Ser bliper
'paa forlfielltgc Maa6er, pes SnoIom-
ltnger .. lgn.. biit bans efterlaote.
5amtlie, bpor bett maj, erer hons.
Winoe. Gan bar Moroman6 at $50
lei % MeoIem al 6orenineeu u@pn-
ner al Norge". Goruoen fin gon,l.-
Mooer efterla6er ban fig Gnfe 90 4
Born, of bpilfe oct nloite tun er TO-
Mor gammelt. 6oru6en en- minore.
aSfurance / 81. 8. Il. 50. bill @rs,
Bertpin forelebie faa en Eeniion poo
ialt $35 maaneolig fra 8ran6mnn=
:oenes Observation-Disclosures. men
CHAMBER Of Commerce bar forou-
1taltet en- %Snoiomling Ser iommen
meo 8iorog, iom er in6fomne ao ar=
ore geie, -ouereoe bar inobrogt ODER
$4,000, 90 poo 8proooets SSSnitiatip
oil Der ligeleocs blioe iot Ell almia=
oelt9 Snoiamling / Gang, iao oet
ton oentcs, at ben Mf6s6e 9eIts Gn-
te % @brn bill bliue rogenlunoe ooot
1lnoncielt lituerebe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-19
Gamgfpreningcm vMpollo" afboloe

Saneforeninscn uMpollo" aFboloer
nelte 5pn0ag BEN 81. b5. ON Mfte>
men paa 9anio'S lille Sail en- Mften,
nnoerbolontng, til bpilfen 5orenin=
gems Sen11er mes Gamilie penliglt CT
tn0bll0te. Sammenfomlten faar fer
peo HrGg al at bore belpis pripat,
bpoo Ser 10 alti6 ct Set bpggeliglte;
Den epe11tuelle Sn6tggt pe6 6en lille
@ntre, Goreningen opfrGper, - fnl7
IS Gents, - gaar til Dannelle al ct
&ejlefono for @angerne. Der bpbes
paa bumoriltiif Splesning, Gang al
vMpollo" og anoen mulifalif timber
boloning, JOINT nlalt but not leoit" en-
lille 5bingom, ser iiffert be6 0en11e
2eiligbeo bil faa fist mere Silent
lanoS=ErRg ODER Zig, ems Silfaloet
iom ofteit' er be6 fan6inapi1fe Gam
m%enfomiter af lignen6e Mrt, bpor Der
10 noe ten altib 6rejes run6t efter set,
roget itipe amerifanife 9ans i En-
&,jgre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-19


SatI GQIarlion, Ell llnggut bfoenoe |
S969 BaDt1e Mbe., miteoe tit enc gie
fpeo at follioere meb en- anben Slp6e
paa aialfebaffen nar fit Siem.
Bert Melion far anlagt Sag MOB
Wtiltparfee 8anen for Gabet af ct
Ben ,iolte September. San forIan-
ger $4,000 % faar....?
san1nte Roiiu. Sanes 8. Solution
bar erflGret Jig iom @an6ioat for
Suffice Of tie Beace paa Ben repu-
blifanfe Ticfet, set Gmbeoe han nj,
in6ebaber.
6or at ~ieruere nlooligt &ilbt er 4
al ct. Bal1lS @eitaurotgrer a~rre1te.
reoe, nemlig Oils. 6ronf &uber, IS.
q. CARING, George s. Magee og &e=
ter Dfiei Ell. De bar / Bolitiretten lib-
lite. 5reong, erfIGrebe fig forziffe ifpls
o1ge at bore % iifre6e Jig Ell It's
ipttelie.
Stanbs ltbeienct. GIere al @pe,,s
Gmbcbsm9no, Ser er i &anoelsior-
refining bar afiluttet &ontrnfter meo
8pen, flyer Scr. &erit. Gettc er
ulonligt % bbr itoppeS. Mr. &erit
paapiier ogiaa, at 8per betoler 4
Brocent &ente poa 6e al Msfolt Som
pogniet oeponerc0e Fenge, mcbenS
&ontrafterne ful1 lpbe poa 3 Grocent.
&il lnffe Stumbling Stmer. So
limei ter -S'Gonnor bor MI paataoct
Jig at luffe el1oel al 5ptllebuiene /
ct. Saul, iinr Sem, Ser 'tiltrpffer
Sc pngre Menneifer. San bar til
iioit fun6et 49, at ser er %lnooa1tne
Yla0ier / 8yen, lornt at Sc er %rl,il,e=
reroe for unge M%enneifer. Mn6re far
piolt set lenge, men set er 10 beore,
at ban finder set us tent ems olorig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-19
&il lnffe Wambliuq Gtmcr. go
minneapolis.

Gn &onttc er neoiat al 8proo0et
til at n16erlpge, ON. @pens @otellcr
er norulteoe paa a11or0ningsmGsiiQ
Maaoe meo @ronoittrings= % 8eo,
ringsapporater. &omi1een ifol ionn=
les ioag % pil a%ntagelig ianrmel1
meo 9pgntngsinipefteren foretage Ell
&rr1be til iomtlige &oteller ior al
toge bent / gjeipn.
Tor 8cr>uins @ftcrlabtc far So
flor 6. 8. Morrill f%srltfommenoc
Sre6ag @ftermiooag facet arrange
ret Ell Notwithstanding poa
2pcel1m Sbeoter. &ele Snotngten
tilfal6er @nfen og 8grnene. 5f11c=
ipillere % Mrtilter fra ale @pens
Sbeatre % &arieteer 6eltager / Nro=
gronnnet, Ser bill blipe lnrlig u0lggt.
Mogang so Gents. 6orbaabenlig bill
Sbeatret bltbe fpl0t til it61te Blobs.
County Snroepor q. @. Cooley
bar frotraa6t fin @tilling for at ODER.
tage Soften lom SDeringenipr for
5tatens 8eifon1islton. Oct er lite
for Sen itgrre Syn at ian far ioron=
6ret 9ipsitilling, i6et bans Gage Biz
Der min6re, ca. 5000 n1in6rc e,16 SEN
bur1 oppebor lom County 9l1rpepor,
melt Don er meget intereSieret / Mn<
leg al go0e @eje. IS. 6. 5toopes,
Ser / mango Mor bor bnret oniot i
5uruepor &ontoret, / Sc ienere Mar
iom asitlteren6e 5urpepor, er blepet
bans @fterfplger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-19

9posfalb. Mils @arlo @gnnom,
9atter al @rpgmeiter @ar1 &g1tnoiu
Deo 2aurit5en Malt Cos 8rpggeri og
Miece al Mrs. 81. g. 2aarit5en, af-
git ii6lte Iors6ag Mften beo 9p6en
/ Or. 2aurit5ens Silent paa 2ogan
Mpe.1 20 Mar gammel. 9pbsaar-
iagen bar Bnel1monia, og bum bob
Be fun peret ipg nogle faa Gage.
8egrapelien fanot 5te6 / 2grbags
UNDER flor Deltagelie;; ct megtigt
8lomiterflor 69ffe0e &iiten.
Wi1s Gnrla &gnnom bar fp6t /
9anmarf og tom Der til 2anoet Tom
ganife ing. &en6es Mo6er bg6e for
ca. 8 Mar fi0en, % bun bar ii6en Sen
.Gi6 babt tit @iem Dos 81. % Mrs.
2al1rit5en. gun bar en- begabet, opg-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-19

YranSfaptcjn Sobn 8ertuin, lonl
lotte Sipet til UNDER @eit &otel
8ro1tbelt pe0 at frelle Ell ganrnel
Game no gjennem @in0l1et / ct al
@otellets gperlte gtoger, bar en- !@elt
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-19

'Sammenlisu bette 8Ioo, octs sS51o,
bolo> noitprelic, Nris % Erun1ier
n1e0 andre 8laoe /. ium1ne Sprog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-19
@biifcN for ~&amofumisiipmen.

@biifcp for &anbfumisiiumen. S
cit &egning at Ban6fomisiionen ct
Ser anfdrt en- Nolt al $40 for g}ejie-
uogifter. elsie er tiloels lpecifice-
rebe % i1oeboloer iaa0anne Softer
iom tire Guart @biifepa o9 ct Duiin
6loifer Nppolinaris &on6. @fsomi-
notor &erit fritiierer 0enne &egning.
Men bbao ltul0e 6og '6e ltaffels
MeGno 6rtffe, naor Sc er borte fra
@pen % life funne fao ct. &aul
8an6?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-19

Smocr SC &pen? Sffentlig gron1i=
natpr &erlt erflnrer i en- &opport til
Mopor 9mitb, at efter bans beoite
'6ormening betaler life 5porpogns=
fompo9niet 5fat pan ollie fine 8og=
ne. San. paapiler, at &on1pagniet
fun rapporterer 145 gogne for ioar,
meoens Get / 1902 bapbe 181. Yoa
larnme Sit beifinftiges ser flere 500
tprlnGn0 % &onoufterer MI ems /
1902.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-19
aontoret Ct aabeat bpes SIsnebas
I'll 81. $50.

We'd Kjob eller R~eparation at
Uhre bespg den velkjendte juye
Ter Simon Nelson, 2o9 E. 9TH St,
Paul.
For de bedste Fotografier bpr
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
22o-231 E.. 9TH st. Smukt Ar
bejde. Moderate Priser.
81. Io, 40 Gait Gourtb @tret,
u6fsrer alt Clogs @ogtrpfterarbeide
goot % til labe &riier.
ct. 8anls sfoler foiteoe 8pen
$660,423 forrige Aar.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-19

afbolot Of ale, ION fienote benoe, %
bum bliper opbt iabnet al fine SIpgt-
hinge % talrige @e11rel.
Gn gal 9a1nb, %tilbgrenoe en- Jor=
ret1iltgsmunb pua @aibington Mbe.,
battle Iirsoags peo Mi0oagstib Ell
trpgtelig 5oritprrelie poo 1. Mpe., i
N9rbeoen al 3. ct. g., beo % /
SillS &eltaurant. Sen be6 6 Men=
1eifer, beraf 2 ret %oluorligt, % set
bill mulig blipe n%p6benbiet, at / set
minoite nogle al Dem unoertolter fla
Yaiteur &11rer for $un6egolfob.
$nn6en foer in6 i Meitarlronten efter
at babe bi6t en- Manb, jom Tom uo
oerfra, rnen Sen fit life 2eiligbeo til
at gipre 11ogen 5faoe bIon6t @in-
iterne, oa 6isie babe faact Sis til
at lb9e fire Gilfl,,gtslteoer. &un6en
bleot on,1ioer f116t al en- Bolitibetient,
% Der f%oregaor I'LL Ell l1noerlegelie
at aooslet for at faa fonltoteret, ON
Den les at 8an6ffref.
8ranoen / @eit !@otcl bar frauet
tire flere Dire ems oen1, bent omfom
peo og l%1mio6elbart eIter ielue 8ran=
sen, ioet Mrs. Spiesberger fra Gbi-
cogo, Der ianmen mes lin Man6 bleb
operpeloet of &egcn / ct at &otellet5
Sprelier % hrugtes til 8pbolpitolet,
ofgif beo 3pben / 5%ors6agS> @il=
liam g. Mn1socn, Superintendent
peo minneapolis & Mort6ern @lepa-
tor Co., Ser blep ltGrft forbrnnot,
/ 2proags, og Marp Suffer, en al So
tellets @engjbringspiger, SHINE al
Spoicl, / Man0ags. Sc pbrige Sill
lfooefpmne pentes ale at billie font
me fig, men flere al Sem pil fon1me
til at bore MGrfer eftcr lllpffcn> ioo
lGnge Sc leper. Salt far 0ennc frpg=
telige 8egipenbeo oltioa frubet II
Sfre. Coroner bor balgt en- sS51,rp
til at m10erlgge> bporle0es 8ronoen
opltoo. Der iiges, at Ser er funoet
enoel OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES beo 5ll1f<
ningsopporater>1e> men 11oget nprn1e=
re CT life oplD1t> ga Snrpen forelpbig
er bjemle1ot til nnltc l1gc % ifol ot-
ter outage Mrbei6et poo Mon6og.
9otellet bar otter optoget fin 8e6riit,
og Meporntionerne er begpnbt.
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ttra. @ao for sem!
@illiam @illiams. @noeIi9 bar
@%l1perngren be1temt en- Sag, Sen 10.
Gebrl1ar fbr 9oggrp, for @Gngnir-
gen al @tlliam @illioms, Sen oell.tc
Morber al Sobn % Mrs. Seller.
8illiams bar lfrepet cit lnngere 81
ro6e, ser bebanoler bans SIP fra
8urnsben al. 9ette 8rep er a6res=
ferret til @upernpreu % 6olfene al
5taten Mi1ue ota. S Oct, flyer
@illiams, at ban bil bellere bb ems
at lebe inoeipnrret, pg at set bar
imo6 bans @ilje at Mnipgning blep
giort ONT 6oronoring al 9ommel,. til
ltpsuarigt 6Gngiel. Maar bun er
6p6, er olle Sorger lluffeoe, tror bon,
og Fan oil ogloa gjerne mpoe lin Sen
Sobn Seller, for bDem ban lD1es at
babe fplt Ell bel Gel @%engiuenbeo.
San lgrger fl,ns oper, at Ser enom,
er laa lang Sio tilbage; ban fore
tr9ffer at gaa 10 fer 10 beGlere. st ban
ct uifploig, flyer Jig lelp. 90 bDem
pe6?
&pglpnen. MraoOet CT I'LL otter /
Serb meo &pglopen. Com mo1 pil
erinore, bor ser ct 6orilog bragt ino
al 0'@rien> ifg1ge bpilfet SET if1loe
ti1la6es @iere al @pgninger, 2ofo-
mother plp. at la6e Sforltenene ien=
Sc uo @pgifper for 5 Minutter / bper
Eime. Dr. Sbage ipreoe iber0igt
imo6, at bette iful0e blipe Sou, ga 1et
UNDER Ell laaDon Sob uil0e bore aloe
les umuligt at uopbe nogenlombellt
&ontrol.. 9ellere emo at Bette 'ifnl0e
ffe, 90 ban tngen. anoen Muligbeo
funoe. zine, foreilog ban, at 2obc.
|inlpenoeres.. i ct Siosr11m al ct Star,
Ii bbilfen Gi6 be itgrre &11lforbrugere
bab6e lobet at bore laa foriigtige lom
muligt. Set CT bette Torilag, Ser
I'M forbonoles. Set CT birfelig for
|galt, at set ifal tillaoes bisie itore
&orporationer og @ienoomsbeiio6ere
at tillobe Dor ellers }aa bafre So.
Slte6etfor at ienoe 81. 0bage til Gu,
ropo burbe man gi6re bam til 8or,
germeiter, og laa la6e ben gamle
Mgglon blibe ltaaenbe be6 &raft. Mt
Ser life er 11ogen Mp6benoigbeo for
Eol 6enne &dg og 500, BET er blepet
tnltreffeligt fon1tateret, og oct fore
/ fommer % 6erfor, at 8Dens 8orgere
bl1r6e iniiitere paa en- rem 8p. Set
fan bore go6t NOT at o~eofommenoe
Snseiere ipare .togle faa Dollars
&l1l peo at BRUCE billige 8lg6ful,
men bette fan life beje op moo 0e
@Gr6ier, Ser ipoleres for / 8utifferne
liant Sc forifiellige &iem.