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Evening journal., 1906-11-30
GirIs' Shocs

Sizes 81 to II, $I.as, $I.so, $I.75
and $500. -
Sizes Ir1z toe, $I.5o, $500 and $2.25.
Sizes 215 to 9, for girls who wear
women's sizes with low heels, $2.oo,
ST. so and $500.
Little Boys Shoes, $I.5o, $I.6o and
$500.
Big Boys shoes, $3.50, $500, $a.so,
$500 and $3.50.
Leggins for women, girls and small
boys, in great variety:
Girls ...,s.. -. -. ..-. soc to CSC
Women's .75c to SI.5o
Little Boys Tan Leather Leggins,
81. so
First Floor, Extreme Left.
Evening journal., 1906-11-30
=. B. RI EY

merchandise for this cold crisp weather that
Evening journal., 1906-11-30

The newest patterns in household sill
yer are Of old English pewter design,
with angles and straight edges and no
ornament other than, now and then,
an etched sketch Of a famous Inn on
one side. This silver is made OF the
unpublished metal beaten to shape with
jewellers tools. It goes excellentlS
with the mission and other severely
plain furniture Of the day. 1t comes
in tea sets. little sugar and cream sets,
knives. forks and spdpns loving cups,
tankards and other dishes.
Evening journal., 1906-11-30
School Shoes

There is, or should be, more atten-
ton paid to the children's school shoes
than any other kind. In the shoes for
young, growing feet there should be
combined comfort, strength, honest
leather and correct finishing. TO be
sure of getting these you should buy
the children's shoes here. Our prices
arr. correct. too.
Evening journal., 1906-11-30

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Evening journal., 1906-11-30
cHILDREN'S HATS
AND CAPS.

The best you have ever had
the opportunity to buy at the
price for small children, soc.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-06

aoffet fig fOrdn 9O9et.
|Da 5O9et fra Spenoborg til ODeus
Ie oen 18. DIT. pasiereoe 9adrs
zen r9ammebaOe" / R9rbeOen al
9eoeritrup Station. Iprung en- GI-
ore 4pinoe, 6usmano Qnoers Bets
6uitru, ne0 40 Sernbunetraanin>
gen og taiteoe iig Tordn 5Oget. ser
qit oper beuoe og fuloItunoi9 tnus
Tbe benoe, iaa bun 0eOe paa SteOe!.
Gfier aft at osmme bar bun BANJO
let / ct amFalo at SinosforOirring.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-06

9bab sr a%riftenbom2 Gn tort Grsm.
itiains at ben ~triiine 9roslore,
VT 9. 6. pstsrien. Sogn.prat
229 Sibsr. 3 Omflug 90c.. inbb
$1.20.
7anifb autb. publ. 6ou I.
Blair, pebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-06

8uI0brbIfup. Zen % 81
tober funoe 3utdrius !6unfeH oi
|5unru / Ggtoeo I II. .@ejle amts
feirs Oeres 0ufobrpflup
,3at. $. er 9eterdn fra Ga.
Sr. g. 6iortb og 5uitru
Gsbierg bofOt 9ul66rpnup oen q
Sttober.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-06
nlhffestilfeI0e.

uInffestiIf9I0e. Dc
5. Gbr. Senien forleoeI
par / Serb meo at tromle SfarOel
I 4abp beo 4ulborg, fufot BAN al
3roolen, Og oenne Git oOer bum o.
fmuite BAN fuloitanOig. 4foBOe e
terlaoer Jig Gnte og 2 8srn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-06

pins galosmars Reife
til 2ftafien. 9rins Babe
mar Og 9rins @eOrg ufreiite Den
IS. DIT. Tor oDer IeapeI At besiDe
fig til gitaiien.
De fulgtes til 8~dnegaaroen al
aOngen, 9ronniugen, Song @eorg,
aeiIerinoe Dagmar og De eorigs
berpqrenoe Meolemmer at 8ongez
fumilien. grinIesie Marie reilts
meo til 0eofer.
Meo famine 5og a~freiite Gtdtsz
raao 8. q. qnOerien og prins@ai@
oemars 4oiutant, auptain Qmorup.
pa 5oget latte Jig / 9eoegelis,
raabte oen tiliteoeOereuoe 6oltes
mengos 9urrd.
StOr Slotss pdd Sss
lano.-1O0 Menneifer buspiloe.
-afureiri, 10. Ott. 5 4ftes rec
!6alonis5ioen opftoO en- beftig Slos
!ss / 9pens npefte apurter. en
at De itsrite 9ngnin9er er neos
tranot, og en- unoen ftddr / Slam
mer. Gn itor Del at 9nen er trust.
(Senere 5~elsgrum).
81. u / Idt bar oct lpffeoes at
itanoie Sloen.
Sfa0en anIlaas til ca. 10000
ar, benoeo 100 Menneffsr er bus>
DilOe. Der er ingen Menneifer tomz
ne til Sfuoe.
9eo gronoen er 5 geboelIesz 90
5orr, tningsbpgninger famt 2 pdi
blis reobr9nOte. st fort Ssm>
merlagsr er fuIoitanoig soeldgt, og
s 9areluqre er n9iten eoelagte.
Oct er Oen ftBrite Slolss, osr
hiotil bar fun0et Steo pda SsIano.
Gdptpns 8e6rdgerier
opqiort.-Gt mt Snb. = Nteo
tort 8eIpar bar Ssaerso Sogne=
rduo nu efterbaanoen fauet opgjort
ale sen forfpunone SogneraaOs=
formon6 gdptnns g~eoragerier =
FOR faa plot oetts fan he uoen bans
egen qsiiitanee. Opgerelien bar
aibst iii ReIuftat. at gaptnn bar
bereoet 6ommunsn 58.424, SIR. AZ
Gre. Som en- M Sing, Ser TOM
mer til % fife er m%eoregnet ! bette
5dl, mad nepnes, at gdptnn ogidl
bar tiiOen6t fig en- Sparetusiebog
mso 1000 ar.. Iom en- 6danoperfss
meter for iets 2tar ii0en Ttineoe ION
8epOiftum iom 9aranti for tons
trattmasiia Spfsrelie uf Rarun
Sfole. 8e~0ragerierne ndar 6erbeO
rDer os 10000 &r.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-06

Q9gen faIot ne6 | 81 D.
Saqsmdoen. Gn af 8rosierer
6olmens aarle I 6isrring bIeO for'
leoen fIdaet fad aloorligt at en-
SET, al Ditrittslage Darninl
tiltalotes.
pa 2agen eftsr at bdDe unoer'
'fsgt adrlen piIOe forlaN Oct 2ofts'
TANNER, oenne bebOer, ftreo 5rdpper
/ 5gfge ngor0i. Soc. : DEM" no,
fad 9iftrittsl9gen fdl6t NED I 8et'
tenet % bdpnsoe pud aomfuret
genffonatets Mioougsmdo, fcm
|9%9rtinoen netop ifo6 og par ueo Al
ldbe.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-06

8unftmaler, fom arbeioer paa 8irs
tens enoeli9e 6uIoferelie | Den
Retning.
Malerierne finoes / 6slee a9eils
u. 5Oltebl." pua 9ao9ene / aoret
os bag alteret.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-06

aaltmdferierne | GiDe
3 oenne 9io bliper adlts
malerierne | She 2irfe unoerfegte
% reffaurereoe al en- fsbeubanDif
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-06

2uDerIulol ene SelRHHpellt VItlla
leOe euentuele 6~ritagelie for Stos
gsgdn9 .er Oct pdaldst Stoleoirettg=
rerne oe0 4fgsrelien at Spsrgs=
maalet ON, boorpiot ct f~mittefdrlt9t
tubertuleit Barn Dor fritages for
Sfolegung. at raaOfpre fig meO Den
Iteofige e~mbeoslage. Ser gennem Del
tai. Suno6eostollegium bar fdaet
gcaleg pm at poe SfOleoirsftsrsn
Den / iaa 9enieenoe fornDone Bel
leOnins.
Gn beIoig aOebpt. gad
0usmanositolen i 8erebape bar
man I II. nRingIteO 6oItetio." /
gar bpItet GA 5Or. Roer pr. Il.
euno. 5 dior aoleoe man oern9e
654 5br. Roer pr. 20. 2ano; /
gar sr mar altida 20 3or. oper.
Street, Der er 1auet. er 8drres4
Stammen, f%orbeoret pdd Stolen,
men / sorist at SluoitrupzStdm
men. Man er saaet frem meo itor
Ombu meO uOtagning al 5rerOs
erne os Sorteringen at Street. SOt-
Den sr o~pbtbebanolet meo glOO %
tilfert Slagterigsoning.
IN OpfinoeIfe. 5abrits
Ten Spar, ser inoebapes at gu
ituO Retteritrsm, bar brugt en- M
lSto / 6unOelen UNDER Rdon al
6jemme4S pdrezSto. Oct er en- Sto
meo Sualer, bpis Materiute beitadr
laf lere Gag Silt, enteltpis gennen=
%trutne meo Beg og ! opodrmet iii
itano presiet fuit fammen meO inos
ftu0te MeIemlag.
9ifiut fOrftelIige temiits SubItan-
Tier uoJer BET belle / IdmmenimeIs
tet 5ilituno en- panot9t, imiois,
pDeroroentlig itart SliofuH at Ell
~leoerdstig geIfuHenbe0.
8 en- 5io, 0d 9e0erFo0teiet pa
@run0 at Raapro0uftsts beopd-
renOe Signing forobres fsIeligt, Oil
en- OpFnoelie ION 6erne bare al
olmen Snieresie. life ninoit for
Stolen. 6oOr StifteTtO binoer mere
o9 mere Snogang. Netop til oette
grug bar 5abriffen fremitillet en-
liarlig biaig Sfo.
On bel Camille paa g
gerioner bleo forleoen arreiteret FOR
Ell aetts 5poerisr fra 8utitter oa
4utomater / 8sbenbaOn.
9proag osn 20. Oft. afiagoe ari-
minalretten Dommen, og iosm.s
Gem StraHe fra 1 M3aaneos 6eRg-
lief til 3 Qars 5ugtbusftrdf.
Gn Oreng / 5orbe0rfnss=
bufet. Gn 16-17zaarig Oren3,
30. 6. 4nOerien, 6leo forleOeH al
ariminalretten ioemt 2 Qars Ger
beoringsbusnrbeioe. Eli Sro0s for
lin unge 4loer er ban IN me9et far
fig 5orbrpoer, ser bar en- M9n9oe
grope 5pDerier pau Snmpittigbe>
Den.
Ogfun ct 5orlag- st To-
~ben6apnit 5orfag, iom tatoer ie
Roroiif 5Oltelittsruturs 5orlag".
lbaooe / aolOing la5et iamle CUB
~nribenter paa en- Roman, DER beO
Del bemmefigbeOsfuloe 9eIsHs
Qdris."
Mso iiofts 5efte lOOeoes Der 81
aaHeifsl eller lignenoe @euitdnoc.
8a Der bar tommet ca. 80 6efter,
fom ser imiolertio life flere, og en-
alage reIultereoe fun /, at man III
Itilfenot 80. oJ "a. 6efte at IN am
cen ligsfad fangsfenOe Bog Salt
pdno Og 5jare" eIer ct Bar pei
ter at SberlOd 5omes.
Ulen oa Subfribenterne beitemt
fOrlungte at faa rgereGst", fOas
reoe 5orfaget / 81. aOlo. aDis,'
at oifos Sc life bare .SaltDanoei"
lit DC ilet insen 5ing. Sad blsr
Saoen mel6t til politiet, Der m
bar inSleoet llnoerisgelie e.
8aoofuHbet peo Ran'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-06

st nemt life Raon. nil
helm Qeoniods Daniel Wilempe5
.3~oroenffjol6 Battling beooer en-
.Sneoter, Tom bar luoet tinglef'
Interchangeable ON. at ban agtsr al
in6qad Qeateffab i 9sbenbabn.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-06

DC 8ognen I 8elgreften. p8enos
IfnsIels 5io." f%ortaler, at fere al
9~asIagererne blsp it9rtt foriIoaeOe.
Rem 9orefdngft. 9d en-
IWtano paa 5pl0tofte 69ueo forlts
Den ftoo / tin @uaro. Tom TO 6d.
rel. lsbenoe inc / oenne, faa ia liot
ON og forfponot 6erpad inc | ct liqe
6us. ManOen. Der ndturlieOis life
nar len til at LUTTE Oeren til, tom /
lSl. rNatff. 5io." idale6ss paa Il
mem Mda0e til en- 6areIteg.
Gn 2pr til 5000 8r. Cots
pGro Sogns 5preforening bar / IL.
.Rafto. 5io." febt 5pren rSoban
AagaarO" at @or. 8. Gbr. 9arien,
l6sire paa 5pn, for 5000 Str.
5prsn sr IA qdr gammel Og til
!fenot l. al.s 6oloepen9e Deo 59l=
lesituet i O0enie og /. al.s pol
oepense peo Subilaumsonritust
Iamme Steo.
@runoftensned 9ggel E.
Den q. Oft. neolagoss 9runoiiss
nen til Den nbe t~atolite airte /
0OenIs.
8 6sitiosligbeoen oeltog en- itoy
Del al OOenie 8praa0s MeOlemmer
leg fere anOre al Ooenie Nutorite-
Ter m. Il.
Den npe airte, 6Ois Spir bliosr
I52 Meter bot, faar RdOuet %.
I4lbani airte".
Ct. Groir SutterfabrIis
geItprelien for QttieIelitabet
let. Groir Sutterfabritfer oil pda
zen foreitdden0e 9eneralforIamling
Iioreilad, at Der uobetaIes 6 e /
llobntte al ben neoffreone Qttisz
lfapital, % at Der Does RerleDerdnz
lesrerne en- etstrd Detailing at 21a
Gre (25 Cents for leDere0e 100
80. Rsr, 6Oorsfter Der Uil bare Ut
oDsrfers ca. 5000 ar. til naite
Regnffdbsadr.
SDerfsrt 4 ef 5og. Gn
Gfstrudrbejoer oe0 Stdts6anerne /
l4ar6us, Ssren SersnIen, Weilgdoe
Isl, er OeH 81. Oh. blepeH OOerfssi
laf st Gtstratog paa !6ooe06aHcgadr>
ben.
6un drbeioeos peo StimeI9gniHg
og fprdHg ielp I SOrOirring lige
MO fordH 5oget. !9an III 9opes
bet fDeffet ug Oenltrs arm Og Ben
fnuft og bfsO fsrt til 6oipitalst.
Den fffffdoetomne er 35 Gdr
gammel og gift.
Sereu SsreHfen 6eoe | Jelgc
lienere Telegram paa 9oipitulst OsS
5emtioen.
aimfjOrosfifteriet T. 5ra
2empig ifriOes iii .&r. Og6l.", al
I5ifferiet / Den Oeruerenoe Del Al
5ioroen en- lang 5io bar D9ret gan.
fife u~betpoelig.
fSor 5ioen fiifes DER en- Del 5orit.
Iom betales meo beje prifr. IL
l20 Gre pr. 90, men Der tages fun
fiot. s oen oeltIigife Del, BEN imoS
aunafen, tages liot Rs0fprtier,
men Rbdliteten er rin9e. Den al
fer mefte Sin faar gpen tilfert frd
aaas grsoning. boor Rsofpettefii
fferiet fere Tiger bar p9ret gooi
z oenne 9io forerlar RuisFife
riet efter De bianfe Qul. 6Oilts
IJiiteri til 5iosr, fom I. SIS. fioft
Gfterdar, fan gips 5ufinoer 4
groner. mun er MI | oet miOterit
laf Be ire Maansmerter. | boil,
Qafen treffer, men Der bur I'll
,oGret Tangit at 8~etp6ning.
Mofen er opfebt til 81 Ore pl
qb.
aalfmdferierne | Cir
'la Z oenne gio bliber Raft
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-06

Rig adrtofftfbsft. en
|@aar0ejer / aungddegnen bar
|Tslge .RarO. u. gO.' ! Qdr bari
en- ufe0odnIig rig adrtofeldpl. fos'
ban bar apld IT'S 56r. pr. 30.
lQano. GdrtpHeldrten sr rid sri
Smperator.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-06

0sosfdIo. 9eneralmajor So
ban 2innemann er af9aaet oe0 %.
zen, so Qar 81.
0an oeltog i besge De Ilespisife
8rige. lln6er arigen 1864 bar ban
meo pda asbenbapns Sgbef9ts
ming. Senere bleb ban aonitrui"
tgr oeo 4rtileriet, en- 8irtiombeo,
Der lagoe itertt geilag pua bans
|9r9ftsr. os fOr~unIeoigees. al ban
MATTE gre fIere Rejier / uOlanost.
5 1876 forfremmebes ban til
Oberit, bleO ienere Stobsdef Oss
|4rtiasriet og oernait | 1883 Gbei
for /. Acknowledgement, inotil ban
1889 forfremmeoes til 9ensrdlmds
|jor og 9enerdlinfpettsr for arttI'
leriet.
6an meobirte0e til Snofsrelisn
at regfrit ariSt, Sn6retteIien Al
aanonperfiteo. anTfuHeIIe of eps'
muteriel FAINT bdb6e Sabe | ei
tort 5al Oigtige commissioner ms
Der Qrti1sriet.
s 1896 tog ban TN Qfifeo.
6an bar Storfors al 9be. oe
'Ombo. iamt oeforeret meo fere
uOenlanoffe Oroener.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-06

0go ar 5ritiner. Gn 81
aarig uno Mdn6, QIfr. GbriItenien.
er forleoen efter ct lnnsere Sngs-
leie df9aaet oeo DOZEN paa Ct. So.
iep6s 6oIpital / Rdnoers.
Del fonitatere0ss / 81. rR. DBL
~iirdfs, al Spgoommen Itpl6tes Rp.
6elfen al trifinsit Sbinefeo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-06
e len 8 m sialg.

@ienoomsuIg Gals
|fiergguaro peo aunobn Station er
|af gieren. Propriet9r 9eining.
|iolgt til 9sitlant 8iertegdaro, Splz
lano, for $1,000 Str. Gjenooms
mems 4redl er ca. 10 Sor. 2an0.
|9eIetning og 9LoI meofslger. 0pers
tagelien fer Itrats.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-06

Gisnoomsa1g. 99itgIs
Der gbrifenien, SsaeIfeo, ar folgt
GsneIfeO @eitqtpergdaro til Ga
oelmagermeiter Mogenien, fammss
fieos, for $4,000 ar. O~Osrtagsl=
len fer J.. Mni.
0unoeruplnno, 9oum SO9n
ueo 0qoTfen, Qrsal 140 Sor. adno
ueo Il 5or. 5artforn, er uf ejss
rem, proprietor 0rsbis, iolgt II
gieuoomsbanoier 8. 6unFsn | @an'
Ders % grbggerieisr S6wsnien
Muriagsr for 10000 ar. 8eiet'
ming, 9pl os SnoOentar meofslget
SuberfuIgfe gerns I'm
oerpi3ning. Dd oct er Wfint
a.x;s4 mnn4nnnfinnenAe nj fDrhfu
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-06


= 6oDebrugs=. 8iaols< og 9lante.
uoitiainsen ! Rbfebing 3. aabneosa
Den 19. Oft.
5ormanoen, @artner !6dlgdaro,
Ratitob, ~afleoere0s l10itiaingen iii
Nbfebing 8p, iSet ban tatteoe osn,
Der baDoe o9ret meopirfen0e til, al
n~oitiGingen tom / Stano.
8orgmeIter 5inien o~Oertog 10.
Itilinaen pau 8bens @egne og sr=
fl9reoe Sen uabnet, ioet ban no
brugte ct 2eoe for 59orelanost.
Der par ca. 100 Menneifer tils
iteoe. lloftiIinsen par ooeror0ent=
Zig fmuf.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-06

Offentlfg Opfororina
til al fomme 8irfe. s
forriqe 1loe l9if.s en- ejenoommeliq
gefenotgerelfe I fulIterffe 8laoe.
Del par gaitor 80. 5slOeg. Soc
ltrup, Ser feriig inobso De unge til
al msoe / airfen nefte Ssnodg; bar
ride tale ON @urnefsosler uoer
for Wgteifab.
&irten par fptot at OOsr 40C
Mennsifer. o0erpeienoe nngre Uienr
neifsr. Og Be gil iiffert ffriOsl
.Rbfpbing 0agblao" bort me-
ben SpfattelIe. at pditOr 6slpeI
tdp0e BAIT 6ef0 til at befpie 1T en-.
ne IaaleOes, at bets 2llDOr tr9ngt'
mo I 5il6ersrnts Sinh.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-06

5oroenuber @enofps
Oper genoiDsiel raIeOe for.
koen 9(ften Ell beftigt 5orOenoeir
6eItene for Dugoognen fra 6irts.
bulls bleo ftp for 9pnene og ualte.
DC 9ognen | 9eigrsFten. r9eno.
~fnsIels 5io." fortansr, at flere a
9asIagererne blsp itertt forIoaeOe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-06

8aaofumbef beo aans
.eers Jioro. 5orleoen meooel'
.tes eFter aiBau, at Der oar fnnost
en- gammef gitingebauo. 0u Dor
|imiolertio en- TagfpnOis Wdno II
,Runo. 8itbl.@ uOfalt. at 5unoei
life er fad interesfunt ION anta9st
|8auoen, Ser er Fao6unoer og flo.
Der 5 900 UNDER Operfldoen, fpnes
life at Dare i9rlig CANNED ele'
for.
Sanoipnligbeoen taller for, at Der
Tet life BIZ bftos ordget frem, D.
l4rbejoet beIDerliggsres al 8dnoeti
Snotreugen. s sOrigt Ffal Dc
lli1ae to gaube paa famme Steo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-06

Rtm Sorefdnsft. 0d en-
|Muno puu 5pIotofte 5aueO fOrles
ben foo / FIN @uaro, Tom to 6as
rer. lsbenoe ino / oenne. iaa zig liot
ON os forIDnnot oerpad inc | ct liqe
6us. ManOen. Der ndturlisOis life
nar fen til at lutte Oeren til, tom /
81. rNatif. 5io." faaleOes paa Il
mem Mdooe til en- 9areIteg.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1906-11-06

en- Oreng / 5Orbe0rin9s>
Gn 16-17zaarig Dren5,
8. 6. anOerien, 6leo forleOeH al
ariminalretten iOpmt 2 Qars Ser
beorings6usnrbeioe. Eli SroOs for
i'm unge Qloer er bun IN me9et far
fig 5orbrpoer, Ser bar en- M9n9oe
qrooe 5pDerier pau Snmpittigbes
oen.
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New-York tribune., 1906-07-01

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New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
RUTHERFORD.

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New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
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New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
161 MIDLAND AVE.

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New-York tribune., 1906-07-01
A DOUBLE ENDED PAINT BRUSH.

Artists could probably be saved good deal OF
time n they were 70 use paint brush which had
different size brush each end
Instead OK picking up new brush, all they would
have To do would DO 10 the already
IN usa IL . big and small bruAh wege constantly
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-08

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF HENNE-
pin-Distrtct Court, Fourth Judicial District.
me bradley Estate Company "a corporationl,
plaintiff. vs. Lulu Du Brutz Bradley. Richard
/ Bradley. Giles Bradley, Henry w. Bradley,
Leonora beatrice Bradley. Bradley Brothers
lincorporatedl; Frank e. Powers. Du Brutz
Guitar. Jr., Pulu Justice. %, J. Justice. Lila
q Justice, Mariana Justice and Margaret Justice
n and also all persons unknown having or claim
Ing any rigEt, title, estate, lien or interest
IN the real estate described in the complaint
herein, defendants.
NOTICE OF REFEREES SALE.
Judgment having been duly entered In the
above entitled action on Sept. %. 1000, ad-
judging and decreeing that the land hereinafter
described. should be sold by ]. A. Larimore and
Frank w. Shaw, as referees.
Now. therefore, notice is hereby given, that
pursuant to the said judgment the following
described land. situated in the county OF Hen
nepin and state of Minnesota (Which Is the same
land specified in said judgmentl, towit:
The westerly twenty-five (22) feet, front and
rear, Of lot six co.. in block forty-nine (49)
in the original town Of Minneapolis. according to
the recorded plat thereof. will, on Tuesday, the
tw entieth l2oth) day Of February: 1906, at ten
5t101 o'clock In the forenoon Of said day, at the
Fourth street front door of the courthouse and
city hall building. In the city of Minneapolis
in the county of Hennepin and state Of Mime
sofa, be sold by the said referee at public auc
ton to the highest bidder for cash.
Dated January 9th. 1906
j. A. LARIIORE.
FRANK w. SHAW,
Referees.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-08
0SSEO A BLANK ON
The FIGHTING MAP

The next time osseo, Mimi, announces fight
at the town hall tonight there Will be cries
OF low bridge and a general sidestep In Min
neapolis.
Last week the word passed around the Ave-.
ounce wireless that there was to be a big battle
out at the suburb, and the followers Of the
roped arena licked their chops at the prospect
OF someone getting his head knocked of.
1t was also announced that Roy Moore OF
Minneapolis was to battle ten fierce rounds with
Jacob Rochat, Of Osseo at Osseo.
Saturday night the faithful filed buggies,
sleighs and bobsleds with themselves and drove
out thru the invigorating Minnesota air twelve
miles or more to the battle. The Osseo
man and had fed him raw beef all afternoon.
The -four city delegation arrived about 10 o'clock
and, after thawing out their gladiator at the
side of the heatin' stove at the "opery'' house,
Referee Barton climbed thru the ropes and an
nounced that 1t was to be battle of ten rounds,
and invited the MacDuffs to lay on.
Mr.. Moore started In to richochet Rochat, but
he did not like the treatment. He appeared to
imagine that someone had been sprinkling the
stage with diamonds and he wanted some Of
them. He went to the floor SO often to avoid
the prods of the Moore person that Mr.. Barton
intimated that If he did not get up and battle
he might be persuaded to take Shot at Him
with His Boot.
Bart announced in suave and gentlemanly way
| that the Stuff Was OF and that Moore was
the Money. The Osseoites and Minneapolisites
who had spent their money and time to see q
battle and had been disappointed said very un
ladyl1ke things to Mr.. Rochat and about him.
The local contingent wrapped themselves ur
In the horse blankets, sneaked under the hay II
| the bobsleds and froze the twelve miles bach
| home The wind whistled over the prairie ant
the language used under the covers kept the
voyagers from freezing to death.
| Osseo is just now pink pill on the map fol
Minneapolis fight fans
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1906-01-08
KANSAS SHAKEN
BY EARTHQUAKE
Houses Are Damaged and People
Rush Into the Streets in
Terror.

Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. 8.-A distinct
earthquake shock with motion from
north to south lasting twenty-three
seconds to one minute was felt In
western Missouri, eastern Kansas and
southern Nebraska at 6:l7 o'clock last
evening.
The territory affected extends from
Oklahoma and Indian Territory line
on the south, and from Salina, KAN,
on the west to Kansas City, st. Joseph
and Joplin, Mo-, on the east.
Little Damage Done.
With the exception Of knocking plas-
ter from walls at some points in Kan
sas, no damage was reported, altho
persons ran to the streets at some
places in fear that their houses would
tumble in.
No damage was done in this city
but the movement was sufficiently
strong to shake chandeliers and rattle
dishes.
The shock was felt most distinctly
in the residence districts in the north
eastern and southern portions of the
People Flee in Alarm.
Topeka, Kan, Jan. S.-A slight shock
Of earthquake was distinctly felt here
ana tnruOuC EASTERN Kansas dI O:1O luss
evening. In some places a second and
a slighter shock was noted: Neigh
boring towns report similar conditions
the most severe experience apparently
having BEEN at Manhattan, where PEG
pie left their houses in alarm.
At Abilene, Kan, slight earthquake
shock was felt. Dishes were ratified
and the movement was plainly percepti
BILE. Telephone messages from Salina
Minneapolis, Clay Center and Wamego
Kan, say the shock was very percepti
bic at those points.
At Woodbine buildings trembled ani
doors were slammed. --, =.
Joplin, Mo-, Jan. 8.-A slight earth
quake shock was felt here about 6:2(
o'clock last evening. No damage wa
done. At first the shock was though
to have resulted from mine explosion