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The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-05-25
SOME QUERIES.

Here is the question: Has or has
not. Victor Moses discharged every
duty in the clerks Office to the
complete satisfaction of the public?
Has he or has he not been to the
taxpayers one of the most econom-
ical clerks ever in Office in Benton? ?
Is, or is he not, as a matter offact,
one of the very best county clerks
in the state of Oregon, and in the
four brief years that he has served
in the Office, has he not become
known throughout the state on ac-
count of his splendid service? Is it,
or is it not a fact that he has been
the county clerk, not only of the
democrats, but of the repub leans.
of the socialists, of the prohibition
lists, in short. the obliging and i'm
partial public servant of all the peo
pie, courteous and attentive to one
and all alike without reference to
age. color, creed or party brand ?
When farmer has good hired
hand, does he discharge him and
hire an inexperienced one, or does
he keep the satisfactory one as long
as he can? In view of his record,
in simple common recognition o1
merit for merits sake, as an in
centive to all officials to be meritor
ious, ought not Victor Moses to be
reelected county clerk, and would
it not be a bad business move
would it not be all unsual thing te
do, would it not be completely ad-
verse to good public policy to turn
him down?
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-05-25

found any position or any branch
of the service as regards which the
intrusion of political reasons in max
ing selections does not do damage.
With the intelligence of heaven
shining from his face, with love for
the homes and fresides of his coun-
try in his heart, with knowledge in
his mind that the owners of those
homes and fresides for their own
sakes should vote for the state and
the people rather than for the party,
Theodore Roosevelt. foremost re-
publican of the age, says in effect,
1.-The intrusion of political reasons
in selecting officials, always does
damage" God help the wiggling
little wiggle-waggles, they know
not what they do.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-05-25
BY ACCIDENT.
Killed in the Machinery at the
Benton County Sawmi1l.

Ben Pugsley, who has resided for
three years in the vicinity of Pleas-
ant Valley, was killed yesterday in
an accident at the Benton County
saw mill, At the time of the &C
cident, he was in the upper part of
the mill, engaged in oiling the
machinery. In some manner, the
details of which will never be known
he was caught by a swiftly moving
revolving belt and brought violent
ly in contact with the whirling
wheels. Nobody saw how it hap
pened. What the mill operators
noticed was a sudden jar of machin-
cry, and then they saw an object
drop from overhead to the floor.
The mass was Pugsley, their fellow
employe. One leg had been broken
in two places. There had been
heavy blow on the back of the head.
He was unconscious. Help was at
hand, and surgeon quickly sum-
moned by phone. He survived un-
til o O'Clock in the evening, and
then passed away.
The funeral occurs tomorrow,
The survivors, besides his parents,
in Philomath, are a widow and one
child. The deceased was a young
man of high character. He was
about 80 years of age.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-05-25
Go East

at reduced rates. The Southern
Pacific company announces reduced
round trip rates to the East for the
season of 1906 as follows:
Corvallis to Chicago and return.
1886. St. Louis. $6o.o5. Mil.
waukie, $72.15. St. Paul and Min
neapolis, $62.45. Sioux City, coun'
Gil Bluffs, Omaha, St. Joseph, At
Crimson, Leavenworth and Kansas
City, $62.45.
Sale dates June 4, 6, 7, 20, IS.
July 2, 8. August 7, 8, 9, Sept.
8, 10.
Limit going, 10 days.
Return limit 90 days but not af-
ter Oct. 31st.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-05-25
SaWmill for Sale,

Twill sell my mill property located
a I-2 miles southwest of Philomath, Or.
egon, consisting of 100 acres all good
second and old growth fir, excepting II
c1es which are under cultivation. House
barn, mill, and outbuildiugs all new.
Mill was put in two years ago, IS horse,
water and steam power combined, A
and so in. saws, edger. palmer, saw-dust
and slab conveyers, large water tank
and tower, all complete and in perfect
running order, capacity 10000 feet per
day, worth 5000, will take $1,000 il
taken soon. Call on or address
OTIS SKIPTON.
tt. 3oe, Second ST., Portland, Or.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-05-25
For Sale.

Registered bulls for sale; one
three year old and two yearlings.
Terms reasonable. For further par
ticulars inquire of
J. E. Wyatt,
Corvallis, Oregon.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-05-25
For Rent.

Large rooming house. Partly
furnished. Apply W. S. Written.
Newport, Ore.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-05-25

1t is as much the duty of the
people to Judge the fitness of an Of
fetal without regard to his political
beliefs, and it is his duty to tran
sact their BUSINESS without asking
first to see their party brand.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-05-25
Corvallis Times
CORVALLIS, OREGON
FRIDAY EVENING MAY Is, 1906.
WHEN WAGGLES WIGGLE.

WHEN WAGGLES WIGGLE.
Are we race of slaves, that
republican or democratic boss
shall cry to US, ''vote it straight" }"
because OF whitewash party brand
stamped on a candidate?
Voters of intelligence look not at
the brand, but at the goods. The
lash has lost all the wax from its
cracker. Sensible men no longer
shut their eyes, and swallow party
dope. The burning question of
the hour is, what does the candidate
stand for that is of moment to the
people. A party brand stamped on
a man is OF no greater value to the
average voter than is a last years
mark on a sheep pelt.
Little wiggle-waggles and tiny
tin gods who by accident, try to fill
party chairmanships are issuing
great manifestoes, calling on the
people to line up, because, forsooth,
these tiny wiggle-waggle chairman
seem to believe the voter to be so
benighted, ignorant and OK like as
not to know how to keep in the
middle of the road, These titular
deities who masquerade as the
fountain source of all political
wisdom, have not usually brains
enough to comprehend their own
insigni6cence. They are out of
harmony, and at complete anti
podes with the day in which they
live. Bowed down in party idola.
try, they can not see Gods glorious
horizon above and beyond them.
How did Roosevelt secure ,ooo
democratic votes in Oregon in 1904!
How did he happen to receive
$4,000 majority in state with about
20, 900 normal republican majority!
Was it because voters obeyed the
command of the little wiggle-wag
gle democratic bosses and "votec
straight
How did it transpire that a re-
publican president got 1o2,o
majority in Massachusetts and thai
the democratic governor with the
same voters at the same election
carried the same state by $4,000
What was the matter with Missouri
when at the same election that state
gave Folk, democrat, for governor
$4,000, and Roosevelt for president
$4,000 majority? Was 1t because
the little wiggle-waggles of bott
parties wiggled and ordered the
people to vote 'er straight"
District Attorney Jerome, running
without a party in New York City
standing on a record he had made,
and with both the democratic and
republican wiggle.waggles united
for his defeat, thundered over ev-
cry opposition and was swept into
office in monumental triumph. in
which not one of his votes was a
partisan vote. Jerome and good
government in the district attor-
neys Office in New York is an ex.
emplifcation on mighty lines that
the sovereign voter with God.
given Americanism in his bosom
has wearied of being driven by the
little skin-flints, and is now voting
not for the party but for himself.
When Mayor Weaver of Phila
delphia, discovered that the whole
city government was honeycombed
with rotteness and grafters big anc
small, all under the banner of Lin
coin and republicanism, he called {
halt, and as citizen, appealed tt
the people for a better order O.
things. The fight thus precipitatee
waxed hot. The regular republic
an organization was lined up will
the wiggle-waggles screaming
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-05-25
New Allovers at the Bazaar.
Eat Butter-Nut Bread.
Thatcher & Johnson sell it.
Always Keeps ChamDerlain's Cougt
Remedy in His House.

Remedy in His House.
ave would not be without Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t is kept on hand contin-
ually in our home," says w. w. Keaney,
editor of the Independent, Lowry City, Mo.
That is just what every family should do.
When kept at hand ready for instant use, a
cold may be checked at the outset and cured
IN much less time than after it has become
settled in the system. This remedy is also
will prevent the attack when given as soon
as the child becomes hoarse, or even after
done when the remedy is kept at land. For OF
sale by Graham & Worthan:
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-05-25

There came to be great opposition
to him in his own party, but the
democrats repeatedly helped, over
and over again, to re-elect the late
B. w. Wilson to the clerkship, all
because he was a splendid official.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-05-25

If our public officials, state or
county, are to be non-partisan in
serving the people, why should the
people not be equally non-partisan
in selecting and electing those Of
fcials?
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-05-25
Notice..

Notice is hereby given that I will
not pay any bills that are not con-
tracted by myself, or on my written
order. Lewis Hartley.
Corvallis, May 70, 1906.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-05-25

Use Yellow Dent corn for plant
ing. 1t is the best. Get it at lie
rolf's.
The Corvallis times. (Corvallis, Or.) 1888-1909, 1906-05-25
Disparene Spray.

For fruit trees and shrubbery.
See Montgomery & Newton. For
sale by
Thatcher & Johnson.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01

E$#gt%@.s& -. GtEM- GH@SETTz@E
Np Strife. B%inie0ag, sen 3. Stunt,
gaar Be norlfe og 6anife Metbooilter
ino ! oeres npe &irfebpgning paa
Siernet al @merlon Mbe. & 80. Mbe.
60. Der bliper @re0ifen at 8oltor
ST. &ing fra Chicago 81. 1890 6or-
miooag, og SCI gftermiooag bliper
Der &igrneitens g Salere
be0 0enste 2eiligbe0 b1iper 8pens
Mapor, SON. 9. g.. Sones, @eb.
Or. MontgomerD og Son. Mr. 2r1n6.
600 Wel1iif og Gang. gllle er pel=
fomne.
81. Surce ifplbig. Eirs6ag Of
termto0a9 bleo Sagen moo Dr. So
cob S. Sorce, ti6ligere 8icepr9ii0ent
for Mortbmeitern MationuI Sninrance
60, afgipet til SurDenS @ien0elie,
efter at Sagen bapoe pRret prgpet
for CONNER 8roofs ii0en forrige
Man0ag. Mnflagen bar u2artenp"
fprite @ra0, ioet ban b%eifplotes for
at babe begnaet ct nn6er1lab al
1915 al &ompaeniets Mioler. SUI
rpenS @ien6elle falot famine Mften oa
lgb paa ffpl6ig. 9ommer @roofS
bill afiise Dommen paa 2gr6ag, me1
oct bentes, at Sagen bill blipe appel.
leret.
Tor r,er sfolerne. 8praa6etS
2icenie-&omite bar lt61te l1ge al:
floaet at beDilge Saloon=2icenie til er
5oloon paa Main Street sc. g., for:
81 Sen laa inbenfor 400 SOD frc
@umbol6t 5folet. GIT 8Doroinanct
ponbD6er, at en- 5oloon ffal b9r'
minolt 400. SOB fra 5folerne. 81
Genie Snipeftpren oplplte peo- BET Mp
Sc, bbor 0er1ne Beltemmelie b1ep ia
get at Ser er z 5oIooner Der / 8Den
lom ligger in6enfor Sen omtalte Nf
itanb fra 5folen, men ban bapoe tiff
rapporteret bette, 90 ingen bap6'
flaget oeroner. Sou fit ban Sr6re ii
at bope fin 0pm9rHombe6 be1peno
poo ilige Silfel6e og r%apportere Dem
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01

WtetuptGHttgen at Stert1ttert1c
beb li6lte 8alg gaar enbnn for iig.
&ei1ltatet pil mooite pibes n9ite
ltge.
9sbfalb: O1e slrpeion, 1913 @.
3. ct, 46 Mor, Mognns Mognnlen,
8DbolpitoIet, 45 slar, Mrs. &iloa
8eterlon, Isl Selbp, 40 Mor.
@olgatba &irfcns &ninbefurenin9
afboloer 6re6og Mften sen 8. SUM-
8a5ar / @irfens @aiemer1t, peo bpil=.
Ten mango lm11ffe @ienltanoe bill
blipe bortlo66et og iolgt. M6gangen
er FIJI og 9merne nente at bort Soft
be0 Dere5 Nerb9relie bill poe Dem
Sen Spmltntring iom Set opbpi
lie 5 e Sprmaal fortiener.
Barn itjaalct. WrS. Gibbs be-.
gre6er Sa6et at fin 9atter MilOreo,
lom Saoeren itjol me0ens bun bar
pao @ejen til Stolen. Mr. Silpis
bar iuit bleben befriet fra Mrbeios6n-
let, bpor ban bar ien6t for Misba16-
ling al Some og 8prn. &a11 meote
Mil6reo, Ser fom gaaenoe lammen
mes enoel &amerater, og UNDER
5ruosler tpane ban benoe til at gaa
me6 Jig. 8olitiet er paa Sagt efter
bam.
Bbitc Bear. Sen Masie &egn, hi
bor babt / Sen ienere Sis, bar for
aariaget cit meget bpi &an0ltal1o
boooe / 8bite 8ear, 8alo Gagle laa-
pel lom / be andre 5per, Ser omgiber
8pen. Set tilItpbenDe 2an61fab er
poa mango 5te6er operipgmmet.
sSier er Bette Silfelbet peb @bite
8ear og 8alo gagle Sgerne, boor
mango Smaafarme og &eii6enie r CT
paa set n9rmelte aflfaarne fra 5am=
fer6le Ell me6 l16enber6enen. 8prnrf.
Cts, lenoes til 5fole pr. 8aa6, 90
Geiene er nfremfommeltge.
Stuff paa, at hi iGlger 2ano og
fom in0om % i11af me0 % ON Set
og fin0 no. bpo6 hi bar. &bis life
oi fan t%ilfreoslti1le Sig baaoe bpa>
&palitet, .8eliggenbeo og 8ris CIT:
goar, iaa er gu ian0elig panifelig al
tilfre6sitille. 81 bar 2ano fra $1.5C
per Mcre og op. Dette 2ano er iffe
%per0ilgit foroi &riien er lap. Me:
get al set er bnr6t mango @ange ser
Hrts, ri forlange og enoel ite6er OF
til fine rSSmpropeo", perot itor'
8enge.
2ab % forte1le Dig 1iot ont set
5oa far hi 2o110, pil6t pg opbnr
fet til olle mulige &rtler, met alt
iammen billigt. % III ifal fortGll,
Dig iuit bpa6 set er. Som in6 ol
- -
lie os eller ifrip os til. 8i bar ogiol
en6el 6arme, fom ri Tan bDtte Dor
flor @nfe, og an6en @ienbom.
Sobnien 2an6 Mgencp, 46 Linton
@locf, 1888 Geoor 5t.) ct. saul.
9eforatiDnsbagen bsjti6eligbolote!
Il ct. &oul poa en- paslen6e Maooe
Set bar iaar mere at en- &ellig6al
emo le6banligpis CT Silf9l6et. 9om
mer Sallom bar Sen leoenbe 3oler
&un talte fra en- Hlatform oprette
n6enfor &apitol BDgningen. Sale,
bolotes ogiaa paa Be forifiellige Sir
fegaar6e, bbor @eteraner ligger be
grabet, iamt paa &drriet SsIano
Hara6en bar en- at 6e imuffeite 10:
mango Mar. 9efor1fiellige @ompag
nier, itationeret peo Sort Snelline
tog Del,. baaoe Snffonteriet, @abal
leriet og M%rti1lerief. 9isie baft
flor Opitgt. geteranerre bar aatur
ligois oglaa me6, ligeleoes Sectional
gar0en og ct. 9bomas @aoetter
Yoitbnoene bar ser me6 fit 8ano
Sc forifieIIige Soreninger ligeiao
Dt v2epenoe Stag fra SSaefio,
SfoIen bIeb beunoret al ole, Der la
set. ct: Saul Bar nappe ~nogeniiro
fgr bporet Sc beriopne geterane
paa en- mere baroig Maaoe, og
baaber Of remtioiae 4pitioeligbol
i belier DiI blibe Iieefaa patrioti
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01

s sNsssssS sasss
ls6 epiasnn a1o q,
operersra boo Soul,
bppr &c boIIooer, Ell apnDeution 9
toni 0nsoag auiinoer benz y
bleb DeIfpinmet h 5tdtm q @up.
Sobnion.
Nabtne. Sc offerlige Baoe poo
Snrriet Gen pil bIipe aabneoe ben
10. SUM, iaafremt Ser % gano
tiIlaoer. gerer giort aoifilIige 6or'
beoringer, Ser bill bape tilfelge nt
gabeae billie bIipe mere populpre END
nogeniiroe,
6pbsler. Drengebsr,E 0lrs. an-
orem ReIion, 8O4 MtIantic, Rrs.
Sobr SSobuien 1896 nbaiba, Mrs.
Sobn aorlou, 2o43 ct. slntbom
slpe. @igebgrn:: Mrs. glnoren g.
Sobnio1, $50 @reenbrier, Mrs. &C.
Observation-Disclosures. Mils ans.
!, - ,mrs q 06pn-ssptpr
@,n,sIanaa - or,,,,;o esn,,ps. ghos a
ma,,,oH Gbr;5tino a. Or,pn Gn-
NOR o;,,1rer,,o,, ~ s(n,,o Mpter.
-, odrSrotn e ooo,,o,h ~ gnrnIine
sammenitpo. So 5porpogne itso-
te iommet1 poo 8abalbo ct. % Col
|Ieoe glpe. 1ibltleben 2gr6aq Morgen.
8aslaqererne blep qo6t oprpltet %
flere TOM tiIifaoe, ooa life a%lporligt.
Blanot-0e EiIlfa6efomne fan nqp=
mes Mrs. 6. G%briltidnjen al 6O2 Mnz
&arnibalet poa @aDne Mne. er mi
! fulo Sbtng. Ser er Jornplel1er at
ollie Slags, og 8elbget er itorartet.
Jolf er1oog fomrnenoe ira Whttneapo-
lis og Stillmater lan1t anore Sfeoer.'
ut set ptl BABE Ell goo gtrtntng paa
Jorret11ingen Der Strsget, tiger Jig
lelo.
2onts Sp1ni on, lpenif at 5polel,
blep funoet / Ell 9praabntng pad 6.
Y. ct, tilipnelaoen6e ful6. san blep
taget til Statipnen, men 90 Be TOM
Ser me6 bam fauotes ban at bore
,0po. st @lagtilfaloe, formooentlig.
SSobnlon baboe iugen 8oargrenoe Der
/ 8pen.
-
fns par-ber meo bele lit Menaeeri %
on6en 5to6s 2eroag Morgen, men
oa 8eltprerne laa bba6 5lags 8eir
hi bdb6e, foretraf Sc life at forlgge
paa at gibe nogen Joreitilling Der.
Slteoetfor bleb Sc ga11lfe rolig pao
Sranet og fortiotte @ejien til 9u=
lutb.
-
Mon,., - snaxo., +;uonoa ;ff,
mn g2o,t5i6o, 9orIo6o,,~ Nor -
snh. mono6ro,,oo io,,ret ms - +ooe,
@fielosoro oe @oer 1to imoo 8orbi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01

E& -trE&"7fELEE-&
utter ct Wpro. Matten mellem
Eorsoag % Sre6ag blep Ser otter be-
gaaet ct Mor6 Der / 8pen, i6et en-
temmelig tpipliom 8erfon, Mleran-
Der Mcgman4 Der er iaget no at for
ffielIige 8per 6e Soreneoe Stater
og Canada al 8olitiet, oberfalbt en-
an6en Mano, Grunf 8. @rain, ct
ntugtsbus / 256 IL. Mpe. g, for
.mentlig efter Spfor6ring al Ell att=
ben Ma1o, SSl1lius Seffner. Grain
lebeoe iammen me6 SeffnerS &nitrn,
Der bar gprtin6ei @liet, % &effner
bar raien6e ialour. Mcgman ipar-
feoe Grain iaale6es / @obeoet efter
fra ct 8agbol6 at babe faitet bam til
SSoroen, at ban 6g6e tort efter. Grain
iiges at babe bgret Ell reipeftabel
Man6 % en- 6bgtig Mrbeiber. Wc=
@nan bleb arreiteret og boloes !
$4,000 8on0.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01
MINNEAPOLIS

sS-stG1rE
s ssIbattrn,sA,.ment biepisaar.
grooimpfninogoaeen, aflsre paa'
nniperfitets9ruuoen Oct a tao
om e Miroe#om Sc Stioertter fro.
FStats1unioeriitetet set lutte aibet tl
under ben po,1if.amerifanife arig
rs 0en11e beltog 215 5tuoe1ter "a.
nnioeriitetet, % nfsbisie falot paa.
BalplaoieM meoel1g 8 bbbe pda so.
ipitaIer % 2aioretber Iom 6slge at
[Saar eller Spgbouf.
eanF @ans.aau. 81 benleouert.
bore apieres Dpmarfiombeo aoen
|aeiligbeo, Der tilbDoes Dem til at BIZ
re oanff Defamation og 5ang.paa.
Dania, Sall fgritf. 9irsoag A
ten ben s. Stunt sen oanfe @runb=
Sloos6ag. Set er= S%fueipiller Artbnr
fE.HE-L 80 - -
|2arien fra 4ebenbapn Jon pil glaoe
fine Derboenoe 2anosn1pnb meb en-.
iaaoan Mften, % man bill iiffert
|benDtte fig at en- iaooan lite ofte To-.
refomnenoe 2eiligbeo. Sr. 2arien,
Der foreIebig bar laaet fig til @o Der
Il 8pen, bar reiit meb oe b%efienote.
uDe Otte" bietnme / '9anmarf og.
George; ban gior6e megeu 2pffe beo.
en- 2~ogeiammenfomit opre / 5t:&all
og bgr ogiad Der / minneapolis fur-
ne lamle fulbt Slts. 8illetten er hin.
l35c pro &eriono og faces beo Sro-
gangen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01

Sor0en, at BON 6g6e tort efter. Grain
iiges at babe beret cit reipeftabel
Man6 og en- 6Dgttg Mrbeioer. Mc-
@man bleD arreiteret og boloes /
$4,000 8on6.
@m gal Sat bar / 6e ii61te Gage
forbol6et megen 6orifreffelie Bros-
pect 8arf @gnen, bbor ben bar blot
flere 8grn, ligeiom oaiaa aoifilIige
&un6e berer Merfer9af 6ens Gent
Der. Ser er almin6eltig Sorifreffel-
ie / Ggnen, 6a set befrDgtes, at 9p-
ret bar li6t Of Sporoprobia, Der iom
befienot antager en- iarlig farlig
Gorm bos @atte. S Man6ags on
greb Ben nogle 8brn Ser legeoe !
5foben peb 5eDmour Mpe., og en- II
Mar gammel Dreng, Solger Sre6e=
rifien, Sgn at Sreo Sreoerifien, III
Sepmour Mbe., ile6e en lille Dreng
til l1nol9tning, lom @atten bab6e
a%nfalbet. &atten ben0te fig 6a moo
&olger og beo BAN | 8enene. San
tle6e biem og tom itrafS nnoer 29=
gebeban6ling. &atten blep ienere
brebt al nogle 8oloipillere ct. Mn-
tbonp @arf, iom 6en gift lss pao,
&a6aberet Dir blibe unoeriggt, og Set
er muligt, at De biote 8grtt bill blibe
ienot til Baiteur=SSnititutet | Sit
cago.
Stor norif Teitbag. Sen Zoe SSu:
nj bil blipe feiret fer / 8pen meo .en
&oncert / Muoitorilm al 5tubenter:
muiifforpiet fra ct. Olaf College
bbis MfffeoSoptre6en bette bliper p,
Mfreiien til Morge. 90 Mr. Sarrt
&anoan, iom CT &orpiets 5orret
ningsfprer, bar / Morge for at gigrt
5orberenelier for Sc "a &oncerter
lom ffal gibes 6erite0s, ipnrgte bar
UNDER en- Samtale meb @6baro@ rtel
@omponiiten tilraabs ON, bb1lfen a
bans @ompoittioner bm fDntes pas
ieoe be61t til l16fgrelk al Militarmlt
lite. &r. @rieg tiIraaoe6e v2an6fien
Ding" iom 6erfor er bleben arrange
ret for so 8lpleintrumet1ter % Ri
blibe opfert be6 6e11re &oncert | Stu
bitorinm.
l1noerretning er in6lbbet ON, a
ben norffe @egiering peo fongelil
&eioIlttton at "a. Mpril tillaoe1
IStu6enterforpiet at in6fgre til 0or
&c u6en Soloafgift alle til Gourt1ee1
forneone 9rDfioger, % ct tuiinl
8un6 er blepef affenot. 2igeleoe'
er Snbitution in01gbet fra Dper
beitprer Neoer Milien peo 9obeoiern
bare11 til Rorpiet ON at bereii
!I@trefningen fro artitia1ia II
H@ibspolb % tilbage paa 5pecialtol
Eiom Sernbdnens @iaiter.
aorpfet fur ! 6e ii6fte efs Maane
Der boot lgertlige @rsber for at fun
ne optraoei Norge paa enSfor 8
norife Mmerifaneres hpr6iig Mdaoe
Mer. 8ut1odF bar i ofbigte l1ge :neol
i MortbfieIo .oe ~bgrte5tloe.tern
ipille Here fine panifeHeite Ru
mere, % ban erfIerer, aorpie
iplueraagoot onn aliba fosio
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01

Ashton, SD.
DR.. MCLAUGHLIN.
Je9 or kjed at like at have faaet skrevet til
Dem for efter de opnaaede udmarkede Result
later we'd at BRUCE Deres Bselte. bet har I'D
rettet Yidundere med mig. og jeg er nu mere
rask end jeg nogensinde tidligere kunde gj6re
mig Haab ON. Deres.hengivne
W. H. NEWMAN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01

9sbfalo: Ole Mrpeion, 1913 IS.
3. ct. 46 Mor, Magnl1s Maenuien,
8Dboipitolet, 45 slar, Mrs. @il0a
8eterlon, Isl Selbp, 40 Mor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01

2onis Solution, ioenif of 6soiel,
blep fun0et / Ell 9graabntng paa 6.
z. g tilipnelaoen6e fuI6. &an blep
taget til Statipnen, men 90 Be TOM
Ser meo barl fauotes ban at bore
,0po. st 5la9tilfaloe, formooentlig.
SSobnlon baboe ingen &aarprenoe Der
/ 8pen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01

8isnoptrHinsen .af stemmerne
peo ii6lte 8alg gaor enbn1 for fig.
&eiultatet pil mooite pioes naite
ltge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01

&arnipalet paa &aDne Mpe. er mi
/ fulo 5bing. Ser er Gorneielier at
alle 5lags, % 8eigget er i~torartet.
Soft en6og fommen0e fra Minneapo-
lis og 5tillmater lomt an6re Steoer.'
glt set bill babe EN- go0 Girfning paa
6orretningen Ser / 5trpget, flyer fig
ielo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01
Slbif &ellioas. sbabnotb, til
Mi16e ON @ibeliens al 2oben poo 0ft.
5inai, bIep bpiti0eligbol6t al Sober
ne beri BDen 9irs6ag % Sns6ag.

9eres 6potbi bliper be6it og bill
Iiglt reporeret % be beblte &errelfo
faaes bos Ebn0er 8 Garlien, IS 50.
z. Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01

Sammenitpb. So Sporpogne iteoz
te Iammert pna 8aba1ba ct. og Col
|Iege Mbe. iioitleben 2grOag Morgen.
9asiagererne bleb goot oprDitet %.
fIere fom ti1ifa6e, bog life alporligt.
-8lanbt-oe Silifabefomne fan nap=
mes Mrs. 6. Gbriitidnien al 602 Muz
rora Mbe., lamt &onoufter &nnolen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01

@olsatba airfens &pinbeforening
nfboloer 6re6og Mften sen 8. Stunt
8a5ar / &irfens 8aiement, beo bpil=
fen mango im1ffe @ienitanoe bill
blipe bortlob0et og iolgt. M0gangen
er fiji og 9o1nerne pente at bort Soft
peo oeres Merberelle bill poe Dem
Sen Spmuntring Joni Set op :
SormaoI fortiener.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01

For de bedste Fotografier bSr
De gaa I'll soderberg & Franz,
F. 9TH st. Smukt Ar
bejde. Moderate Priser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01

MISUNDERSTANDING: Mils 8as.
musien og Wlrs. s. 9oeu7-@Seter|
6nnblano pg glntie SSnnes, 1bos: g.
gennett og Gbriltine g. Olien, GO
maro Zimmerman % Mnna 8eter<.
ion, 9lnorem 6. 2eonor6 og Caroline.
Neterion.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-06-01

6pbsler. Drengebsrn: Ners. an<
sorep MeIion, 8o4 MtIantic, 0rs.
Sobn Sobnien, 1856, Bnbaiba, Mrs.
ssso6n 2arlon 2O43 9t. Antbonp.
gbe. &igebgrn:: Mrs. Mnorep g.
Sobnlon $50 @reerbrier, Mrs. sc,
Gbpgelon, 1874 2a11rel Ape.