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Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-23

Boston, Mass, Nov. 23.-The men
who rowed in the Harvard 1906 crew
were given a complimentary dinner Al
the Hotel Somerset here today, which
was very largely attended by post
graduates Of Harvard. James j. Stor-
row presided and the after dinner
speeches were of an interesting nature.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-23

Jackson, Miss, Nov. %. the
county Courthouse here today there
was full gathering of manufacturers
and employers of labor for the pur-
pose of discussing local labor con
ditions. The meeting was called by
Messrs. w. d. Taylor, w. b. Gowdy
and III. Clay Sbauky. After consider
able discussion il was decided to take
steps to stop the elicit sale of liquor
in the city.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-23
SOME TElEGRAPHIC SPARKS.
Brief Mention of Happenings In
Other Parts of Country

New York, Nov. %. - Charles N.
Schwah. and MIR. Abbot a mining *.
pert, have arrived here after inspect
ing mines in which they are interested
in Nevada and California.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-23

New York, Nov. 90. After am alb.
sence of eleven years, during which
time he scored great successes i'm Lon
don, BRUSSELS, Paris and Vienna.
Francis MacMillen, the young Ameri
can violinist, has arrived here from
London. He brings with him the
Stradivarius violin which was recent
ly presented to him by Lady Palmer,
wife of Sir Walter Palmer.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-23

says. fof two
years l had kidney
trouble, and there
was such a severe
pain through my
ioins and limbs that
/ could not stoop
or straighten up
without great pain,
had difficulty in get
ting about aud was
unable 10 rest at
night. arising IN the
morning tired and
worn out. The kid
ney sccrctioDs were
Irregular and de-
posted a heavy sedi-
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-23

Westchester \. ", Nov. 23.-Irp-
wards of 100 acres of land have been
acquired by the Hebrew Sheltering
Society IN Sherman Park here ON
whictsit is intended TO build a train
ing college for poor children. The
proposed school will cost &f .O00, 600
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-23
Quinsy, sprains and swelIings Cured.

"ln November, 1901, caught cold and
had the quinsy. My throat was swollen SO
could hardly breathe. i applied Cham
berlain's Pain Balm and il gave me relief in
says Mrs. l.. Cousins, Otterburn, Mich.
Chamberlain's Pain Balm is a liniment and
is especially valuable FOR sprains and swell
lings. For sale at Feldmeyer Bros Drug
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-23

Brooklyn, y. Y.,Nov. 23.-The great
", 900, 600 highway which is being
constructed in Long Island for the ex
elusive use of motor cars is now well
under way and work on il is being
pushed with all speed. At meeting
of the Automobile Club of America to
day 1T was announced that the first
race on the new highway would be be-
tween William X. Vanderbilt and
Harry Payne Whitney.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-23
REACH THE SPOT.

To cure an aching back,
The pains of rheumatism,
The tired-out feelings,
You must reach the spot--set sc the
cause.
In most cases Ills the kidneys.
Doan's kidney Pills are for the kid
neys.
Charles Bierbach, sicnc contractor.
living at 2625 Chestnut St. Erie. Pa.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-23

Louisville, KY, Nov. 23.-Owing
to the wet weather early in October
followed by a severe freeze on October
10, very large part Of the dark to-
baeco crop in Kentucky and Tennessee
which was uncut on that date is now
reported as an almost total loss. In
the dark districts reports indicate that
the crop is damaged 30 per cent and
the yield rs per cent.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-23
...BUTLER'S...

Ribbons Underwear Fancy Col
Worsled Shawls-Baby's Silk
Hoods--S o ckIngs-Air Tight
Stoves Fancy Crepe Pader-Tin
and Enamelware, etc.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-23
WALDING, KINNAN * MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists.

Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon tho blood and niue.
Gus surfaces oil the system Iestimon
ais sent free. Price 7S cents per bottle.
Sold by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
patton. Min
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-23
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WASHINGTON. Nov. y. 10. 80 n. INA.
For Maiylaud-Fair. tonight Satur-
day partly cloudy.
w. l.. MOORE,
Chief OF Weather Bureau
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-23

Askt our doctor, ssWhati is the first great rule of
hcaithP" Nine doctors out Of ten will quickly
reply, Keep the bowels REGULAR While you
arc about il. ask him another question, What
do you think OF Ayers Pills for constipation
We are willing to trust him. Arc you?
we have no secrets we publish &c. Aver Co.
the formulas Of ali our preparntione lowell. Mass
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-23

We offer One Hundred dollars Re-
ward for any case Of Catarrh that can
not be cured by Hail. Catarrh Cure.
f. ]. CHENEY & co.
Toledo. o..
We the undersigned, have known
+. ] Cheney for the last IS years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially able
to carry out any obligations made by
his firm.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1906-11-23
Trespass Notice.

Trespassing Of any kind strictly for.
hidden on my farm at any time, at
Waytych Station, known as Poplar
Levef'. under strict penalty Of the
law. By order
nSm J. II. WAGNER.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16

G9iaa / 8aibin9tpn n,GrfeS SET
mango Segn paa, at Sen gannle banife
&onges @ortgong SIR fit S1pflp-
belle gjGl6en6e, nopnlig set {elHo=
beige 2iD / 6e 6iplontatiife &rebie.
.Sper mango of Sc uoenlanoife Sc
lanbtlfaber paier fSlaget paa bolb
Stang. og oDer Oct el,gelife % bet
rusiiife @elan6tifab fees Droperier
meo oanlfe 6arper 90 Tort. Set ban-
tie Gelan6tIfob bGrer lelpfplgelig alle
oe brugelige 9egn paa 9sationallorg.
S ben officielle 5ergeti6 tire Tiger
pil Der i,,ge,1 Nplonotcr beItoge
i oe itprre Jeit1igbeoer, iom ellers
CT / f1,lSt Sping / Torblu1osbope0-
lto6en benne Gio, % Ser bar enoog
bnret Sale ON, at 0iplon1oter,,e /
Mnleoni11g al Song Gbriitians 800
bill afbolbe fig fra 2eltagelie / Miis
sllice 9fooiepelts 8rplI1p, Der fin0cr
5teo fdritfontuenbe 2proog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16
fet ifol itstte iig til ct beften1t, fore
.jfreDet 5pjtelllssior Megnlfabsfyrin=

fet lfa1 itptte iig til ct beite11t, fore
ifreDet 5pltellls ior Megnifobsfprin
gen, enbpioere5at &plnislione11 for
pges til q Ase0lelnlller, Set. bncr lull
1es ,1eo $4,000 lQ9o oarlia.
4 Git oct enb9fprbplospis let d
| fao @epb1,rr lorilaaet peotnget &c
prnlel1ta'rtbniesslaa laa pil liffert Sc.
natet, Ser 6arsfnaet ssorllogct oper.
ie1lot til 9ebanelilla neppe piie iio
Iao pel,ligt til Det i5or Set ferlte 81
bet eli fjel1ot Sdl, at mango al g.
ratorerne, lnadIfs ct Ilertol of oenl,
cr &orporationer,les haonogangne
Mnl1o. Nfe1t rsubel1 ll1enes Set, at
Der er luage Gn,atter peo Sen al @e-
prriertantbuie eoto9ne 2pn, ion1
, gipr Set tpipllo,llt, ON Ben er fon-
ititlttio1,el. Netat Mellelnltatsbau-
nels ao,niSiio,,er fon faitintte en- be-
iteu1t 9art for s6ragttronsport, ser
ltal fplges, til MtnitoIene bar erfle=
ret Den l1loplig, poaitoaeS at tpre
bens ipoeeite Yll1ift. Get CT Sc fine
lite s5uriiter / 5enatet. Scr fre,nfpt=
ter oe,ne Eaaitanb, lne1t Set menes
sos, at 2obe1ts Wooitanoere life ri!
la6e bette 8,,l1fffgre til 2oneus
6orfaitelie, Sc oil Iaoe Sen aaa 5ie1'-
.,isnl 5e,tatet oasoerefter labe Don,-
ltclene afgipre 8p6rgSnaolet.
ISorilagets 9fiebne i @enotet bill
tiipe Ell Sloprepe for bette, % oet
'beb, at 2onbet Meb @pn,1oir1g in,s-
oeler> bpno Set All foretoge fig n,eo
oen. S iioite @ngrcsianlin9 Noa
oct ct al ReprG{sntantb1,iet nebtaget
SSernbonetart loriloe libel, men {nr=
lig &rpiioente', bar Iprget for, at
Joloe 5pergslltaalet brn1tbenbc
bIonot 8eiolf,ingell Mellen,tioen.
1ct ct irrli9t ban,, Der Dor frcn1iat
Torlangenoet o11ls .lqunre oeol" fra
SernbanerneS aipe r,lco loo flor
Strait, at oette ORB auifc,, er Mcbet
Il SlQupr6. Seuatpt ne1 f11Int noi
at &rapet ON sSer1tbanereforn1 al oc,,
/ @epb1,rnlopen angipne glrt life
lpnger CT ct Gartilpbrgsn1aal, men ct
5oItelpergsrndol Moointter oct Zig
BETS 2eS1ri1tg, artp6er Oct her1neb, at
Set itaar &orpprationerl1cS 5o!o,
bbo6 scr t11eget let fan bIine ifpbne=
|,:anqert for mango at sets Neblen1z
n1er.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16
bIandt rand$m0nd / Hmerlka.
snauas ha,
t1s,.re..a.te ,..a.,as ,ra nasse K,,a.,.)

SBr9egnosticncitc nil blipe afboIot
/ ben oanife &trfe pao 9oe Street
/ 8rooflDn, q. g., Ben Gag, afopbc
Song @briitia,1 bcgrapes. Sil Delta=
gelle oenue @l0stiellelte CT ser
giennem Oct 0anlfe &ol,lulat / 9te,u
gorf ,sbltebt Snbbpoelic til &pniuler
for oe 2on0e, buis Jpritebuie bar
6irefte beiIpgtcbe meD Dcn afehe
&Dnge.
Sra @ranb &ieu College, Sen oon=
tie &irfes Sfole i Ges Moines, sSa.,
meooeIes, at Mrs. 5tilling, 5folens
Susbploerife, lom bar ,1alnoinoelig
afbol6t al Gleucrne, itille % roligt
ofeif peo Gpoen 9orsoog Morge1, 5.
8, Gebnsor, Sun blcp begrauet fra
Sfolens Geitiol Man6og.
Senoag oe, ii. Uebr1,ar al. 8
ufbolotes @l,oStie1,eite pao SfoIen /
Mnleonin9 al Song GbriltionS Dbb.
Glepontallet pao Sfole,t bar Bet
fe Sfoleaor til 0oto bpret 100.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16

Sra De itorc Spcr. gsopigationen
paa be ltore Sper bar iaar baret l9n=
gere enb noget anoet slar ioa l911ge
5olf fan ntin6eS, Gsrlt ben 10. Sc
bruor aflll1ttebeS Sen for D1tllltbs
8eofonmeitoe efter at babe paret fra
80. Morts Moret fo1,o. On Cant
per af 8ootb 2i,1ien, rgon sln,i", CT
set 9th, oer Dor pnret ln,1git Sio
! 11afbruot Gart. Gen bar III, logt op
peo 9tpo @arbor, men pil after gaa
/ 6ort ON 6 Tiger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16

9ettc Blab pil, fine 8rincipper
tro, altio foripge at bringe fit 2pie.
fre6S laa ittteresIante og oplpien6e
grtifler lon1 1,,uIist. 81 bar nj, pea
gp11ot Ell Serie at origin a I E
3 Or a g. ion, obiolut bgr lag-
aes Mnrfe til. S en- Mrtifel, Der bill
Itrntfe fig oDer flere geun1re, fortelz
les ON 8 ct nDe Con 5 af
@loer S. 8. Sauget, @obine, g. DAT;
oernait fglger al Mr. golfn1ar SSobn-
ion, @bicaso, Ell Gri,ioring faIoet: :
80 ! n 8 ellie 5 e5r SO I. Sig=
g TN (oIias nSbre finger SsSacf" J.
Gelg me6 fra 8egDnbelie,, at, oe
benleo Deres genners 0pn1arfion1.
beo paa bisie oels oplpier,be, oeIs
fortel elIenoe forrgielige Mrtifler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16
&aptejn Guar Miffclicn, oe,s ,,,tge

&aptejn @inar Miffclicn, oe1 ,,l1ge
oonifc 5gn1anb, Ser Ifal le6e en- Gr-
petition lom ifaI foretoge 11n0erip,
aeller oct norolige sSsbao gtor6 for
oct omerifanlfe 6aitlanb og Sibirie1l,
ct MI arrineret til @nerifo og CT paa
&eilcn moo &eit, til Gan Jrunci3co,
bborfro @rpe0itione11 ifal baue lit
llbgan9&p,,nft / Weoj Mad11eo. San
lebiages af cn an6eu banif Deltagcr
/ @rpe6itione,,, 0prer1oIeren Gjnor
Dttleilcn. Sc to SSbobsreilenoe blep
nobtaget meo itor @iGitfribe6 af ben
bonife &olo,i gtetp Dorf, % Der
bleb gibet Setter for Dem / be for=
ffielligc arftiife % Sp6ager &ubber
benne 8p. S Seem Dorf trof Mif=
fehen ian1,1en mco Sen o,ttarfti1fe
s5orifer, 5benifere11 9ior0e11ifjplb, ser
netop paa oe,, Eio, MiHclien onfom
til SEEM Dorf, Bap6e e1rot fit Sore
brogstourne i Sc 6oreneoe Stnter.
@ibite l19e blep @iffellen l1noer ct
Opbolb / sSorbunosbobeoitaoen al
ben banlfe @elan6t pr9lenteret for
Brglioent @ooiepelt, bpen1 ban for
hore6e Gorn1aolet mes o@fspe peoitione,t.
&pis bette ,taaes, bill set blipe Ell
sssnobinbing al 2anbomraaoe for Sc
s;ore11eoe 5toter, ioet oen al Mffe!~
fe;', Ser felp ct 6anif 8orger, leoeoc
@fspeoition Teller unber an1crifanif
Wog og bopeoiagelig er ,lorllltet for
oruerifn11lf @apitnl. 6oru6en 6e1, bi=
benifnbe1ige 6orff,1ine nf @eologi,
Meteorologi, @p6rografi og epentu-
eli @tbno1ogi ian1t 9litrononri % fp-
fit @eografi bill Ben negtige Sab.
itr9fning 9eoro for glafn og oe Ell.
gelife 8dib6eller, n1ellen, &arrD
9erne og @rangel 9e,1, 6er I'LL er
nreget It6t fienot, blibe 9ie,tnemiei-
let. Wan be1,ter, at ser fer fin6es
2onomosfer, iom life biotiI er op6a=
ge6e, % iom fan faa flor 8etp6ning
for @naI= og Selfangite,t. Mose,,
fom beIit 5trnbe,, efter at ,1aa 9aorb-
poIen ligger aI6eles lloe,,for oenne
Gfspe6itions Gorntaal. 4aptein Mtf=
telfen bor erflRret, at ban niger,
Gro nerer bperte11 til Muligbeoeu
for eller getp6ningen af at fon11ne
til 9olen. Sons @fspeoition on,to=
lee. lom noeet ganife NIT og ene{tua=
enbe 8olarforffningens &iitorie,
ibet ben f,,,, bar lat fig at nao Maol,
ion, Tan bare DirteIig praftiit Sc
tDh,fng.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16
&ongresie,1g 8ibliotbef er en- al S!

~~s~ - Nv ~ "
Observation-Disclosures, bpor Ser.
bor foregaoet en- llforinarlig gbslen
me6 Nenge. &ongres 8ibliotbefor
@erbert &ntnam bar ii6ite l@ge i
Sorbgr ! Sen @nle6ning for en- Sub
fon1ite % pebgif, at Bebillingen til
8ibliotbefet er blebet brl.gt pao en-
llpfonon1iif Maa6e til 0ptrDf of
ganile Dof1ln,e11ter nteo l,1gobenoig
flot ll6ltpr, % at Ser for ssnobin6ing
af 8pger betaleS fra 25 til 40 8ro-
cent mere ems Der betales al 8pens
offenlige 8ibliotbef. S S16figbs6e<
partementet er Der anlat. .13 Eerio-
11er, n1eoens set til 5onm,e,1lig,1i,1g
o,1fgres. at Nanomn &nnaIe1s eS1b<
fipbs Geparten,el,t finn beifirftiger
6 8er{ol1er.
~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16


Heniioner. 9ioite Greoag bebano=
leoe @ongresiets @epreienta1tbus
De fren,lagte Gorl1ag ON Be,11ioner
til Snnnli6er eller beres gfterlo6te.
Der bor iolt 1876 BenfionsforTag fra
senatet % 293 fra Repreientm,t-
bl1let, at bbilfe IS Nroce,,t bar for
blin6e eller atbejosuopetige rloner,
ber lta6ig 1naa bol6e Senge,. @eIe
BET bebtogne BeniionsbeIeb er 139
Millioner Dollars, og til I611tini-
ltrationen al 8eniionsprfenet bepil-
ge6es 81 ,245,O00
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16

Spfaoet 9lfaoc,niet slnnopolis pil
fon1n,e ,,n6er 6irefte Sillpn of apnz
9resien, t6et Ser al @,,lets Marine-
fomtte er anbefalet til 0ebtagelie ct
Torilog ON, at ocr neointtes c,1
5ubfo,1tite, iom ifol ofgioe @opport
ON 9ilciplinen % 2ebellen al Mfa=
be,niet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16

st Mounment iOr ben eubanife
&rig bleu / 9irs6og5 offlpret 81
@anep, G,,bo. Gen eubanite 9sraii.
sent % bn,ts 9Riniitre fu1nt &eprp-
ic11taltter for Erniibent Mooiepelt %
Sen olnerita,Afe Scr og ;5laaoe bcl=
toa / 5eltligheoernc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16

&eni.b Moboers % Benners D.
nurrfiontbeb paa bette 8lo0, big ben,
bore IiberaIe SiIbuS, fret1datte fer !
BIa6d, % foribg at itdffe o. I ~
Abonnent.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16
aaptcin Niaebolb i Yb;laoclpbia,

en- befje11ot oanif Torretningsmouo,
blep iorle6en tflg. r9forolplet" puo
8eien til lit tat 111e11for 8pen belig=
genbe 9ien oDerfalben af tire Megre,
Der n1isbanole0e bam % plp1ore0e
bam fur bans Nenge. @r. Macbolb
fn111pebe lpn9e 1neb YoloslnG1t1eue
for at foriparc fig, men oisle brl1gte
a,tine og anore Gaaben moo bom og
LOS bam tilli61t ligge bepi6ltlpS paa
@eien. Ser blep ban funoe11 al en
Mano, ser fje11ote ban1 % fprte bam
til bons @jern, ser Lao / Ntrrbeoen.
San er lr1eget li6el1oe sefter ben Be,
bnnbling ban fif / 8ul1bitter11es S9Gn=
Der % bar n1onge Soar / &ope0et %
ober &oon6lebet, n1e,1 ban ct 8e-
bring. Set er iffe lpffeoe5 at. }'ao,.
gribe Rpberne.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16


Miis 9llice Rpoicpclt5 8rDllup
meo &on9resr1on0 9eiebolaS Song.
mprtb timber SteD fprItfonl,r,enoe
2grbag / sen biitoriif berer1te 9lt=
iol / Set @pioe 1r5 / i5or6l1no:bo-
be0ito0en. Ser blipcr il1gcl1 grubc=
piger, men fom Bruogon1sfprer fln=
gerer Ell at 2onglportbS lluiperii-
tetsfameroter, 5bomas Nellon Tcr=
fins al Bolton. @lanbt sGreSfnnf=
ttonGrerne finbes cit of @r,,6gon1=
mems fiGr1te 5lGgtringe be0 gtobn
2ors Mnoerlon, ber troDs lit lfanoi=
ttaDilfe 8on6enopn ligeS life at bare
noget nor6iff 8lob / fine slarer. Ser
ct uofte6t ober 1000 S,1obpbelfcr til
9elta9elic / Soften. 8rpllupsrejien
gaar til sSIori6a, % efter &ongres=
lan1lingeu5 @ll,tning forctoecr Eor=
ret cn Meile til @propa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16

Sbeobor Nrncberg, 9eooromano al
Js6lel, tibligere 2pitna1,t i oen nor.
ife Nrme, lenere Sngenier peb aern=
baneanlrs / 9lrge,1tino, bar / lr11-
gere Sis bnret iporlpit foripnnoer.
Set, 1i6lte bans 5lpgt,,inge Norgc
gerte fra ban1 bar ct Brep ootcret
Sbe Morts 1901. 0e1, norife Gene
ralfoniul 8nenos slpres neb6elte
ollcreoc iiblte ssSuli, at Mr1,eberg for
ct Mar ii0en bar forlpunbet Scr fra
9pe1t bilt11of paa en- &cjie ll6 til en-
8ers Qanoeiel1oon1, i hnert sSalb hap..
DC man irtet bprt fra bu1n li6en Sci,
Sib. slrnebergs @fober og flere al
bans S6ifenbe boer / @riitianin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16

u9lfrifa for Mfrifancrnc". Sra
9Sotal me6oeleS, at ser / 5nb 9lirifo
bor pi1t fig Segn til en- truetoe Hei5-
ming blanbt oe Sa1bfpOte. @rllnoen
til be,11e er Dpfr9pning al Sfatter,
Iom 6e Sa16feote nooiGtter Jig poo
set beltc1nteite. 2eoerne of set l,ro<
lige element liges at finbcS blonot
Gilbengerne al ct fri1tent reli9ieit
samf1,n6, Sen ptbiopilfe &irfe, ber
bIa,bt an6et bar opltillet Sen 6or-
bring, at slfrifa ifol tilbpre Mfrifa=
mere. Militgret ct ubr11itet 70; at
tage &anrpen op ,ne6 1roitifterl;s.
Oglao / Gransbaol % Orange &iper
@olonien begpnber be es11ofs6te at
lutte Jig til Ell politiif sore,,ine, Scr
forlonser lige Mettigbeber for sSn0<
fg6te og @bioe.
Mob Suberfnloie. Den tpife Bro=
feSior 8ebring, Der paoltaar at bape
opoaeet ct Wliboel moo auberfl1lole,
iom ban forelgbig bill bolbe be1nme-
Iigt, bar ii6ite uge bolot ct Toreorog
ON benne Sag / oct tpffe fongeltge
2on6busboIo oIoningsielfab, bpori ban
foitboloer, at MioIet er fun6et, BOG
lite / SEN 1or1n, at set Iiffert fan
belbrebe angrebne Gerloner 9eri=
moo fan &per gigres iifre mos Omit
te neb / en- llng M6er at blipe in6po-
oebe nle6 set al ban opoage0e Wio=
sci, % Mnlf al iao6anne intittefri
&per, ser gibes til 5r11nabdrn, pil
og1aa gjdre bisle fire MOB 5uberf1,=
loie. &an bur f1tnSet Ell Moaoe at
tilbereoe Mi6let pna, ser bill gjere 6e1
| bol6bnrt og berbe6 n1eget billigt
n1ebe1rs BET ti6ligere paa @run6 al
fin l1bolbbarbeo bleb iaa 6Drt, at 0e1
bur on1trent 1n1llligt at anben6e oel
II Brafsis. gil gfternaret bill bar
|offel11iggigre Ni6lets Santn.enfpt
ming.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16

SammenIign bette Mao, bets s511b.
boIo, nbitpreIie, Hris % 8re1n;er
n1e6 an6re 8In6e i. i.Iora,1e @prog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16

Maroffo &onfereueen, scr omtr.
cit Moone6s Sis bar pprets boIbt i
Sen iponife 8D 9lgeciras al &cpre-
lcl1tonter fra Sc forlfjellige Mogter,
er enbnu iffc ofiluttet. Ser ct efter
bba0 ser ne6beles Eresltb,1teol1crne
MI goot @oab ON, at ser Dil blinc
,,oaet cl1 Opcre,1Sfon1lt ON Morottos
Stilling, Ser bel life nil bIipe til
freoSitillenbe for ale Norter, ll1e1,
Dog pil forbin0re, at set fomner til
&rig ober oenne Gag. 1pflonb f.
ges at babe bnret aolfilligt mere ef-
tergibenoe ems Det bar .bentct, men
oer bar BOG pGret Sioer ,1noer &onfc-
rencefs Meoer, ga set ioo no til at
bore lm1,ligt at fo,rlnc til 6orltoo=
clle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-02-16

. 8oni Gaitellanc, oen fronife Eoc=
lano, Scr par gift lneo oer ameritan-
ife Oeillipnorping slnno Goulo, pil
nuppe opnoo eorlig meo i'm @uitrL
Der bar .Iorlobt bon 6orl1ocn Sen
rlttrollge 20slen meo benoes Ncngc
bar bals prret bcnbe lltro og bar
ltaoet / lSorbplO til flcre &pinocr al
Oct bplcre franlfe 9lriltofroti, ioa Set
pcnteS, at Scr nil llopifle Jig cl1 ttrln=
pelnr5li9 Sfonoalc al Scporctione'r.
Zen for1rettcOe @lltr1t pil life lo9c
Sfils1nisic, men Geporo1ipn. Wom
Goltellane bar I'LL ell @inlb pno is
Oaillioner Jronc5, bnorai 8 Millio=
ncr ifDloe5 ssupelererc % Ell betp6c-
lig Sl,m til Nogcrforlc.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-03-16
WARN ERVllLE.

Will Webb went to Norfolk Satur-
day to work in Sellers livery barn.
|. S. Carter has gone to Iowa to
visit relatives.
Rev. w. r. Peters has gone to De-
catur, Ind, to visit his brother.
Miss Cora Wheeler went to Stanton
Saturday to visit her aunt.
Charlie Tilleston, who has been at
tending the business college at Grand
Island, is at home for the summer.
The social given by the ladies Of
the M. e. church Friday evening was
a financial success. Munroe Horner
carried home the quilt.
Arthur Pettitt, who has attended
the business college in Norfolk the
past winter, is at home getting ready
for the spring work on the farm. He
expects to return to school next fall.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-03-16
WILL REBUILD STANTON CHURCH
Members of the Congregation, More
Strongly United, Renew Offers.

Congregationalists at Stanton will
Immediately take steps to rebuild
their handsome Congregational church
there which burned on Sunday morn
ing. Insurance to the amount Of $S,-
900 had just been taken out on the
structure six days before the fire and
if this was in force, which 1t is be.
lieved it was, the loss will be fully
covered by protection.
This was the text OF a letter re-
ceived by Rev. w. J. Turner of the
First Congregational church of Nor
folk today from the pastor of the
burned church at Stanton.
"We were all greatly shocked at the
fire" said the pastor in his letter,
but, though perpleXed, we are com
ing out of the difficulty stronger and
more united than ever before. Every,
one will renew his subscription and
many have expressed their willing.
ness to double their former subscrip.
tions if necessary. These expressions
mean more to me than brick and NOR.
tar"
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-03-16
FALEs LOOKS AFTER FENCES.
Mccarthy's Chairman Finds Holes
Torn in Madison County Wires.

tFrom Tuesdays Daily.l
f. D. Fales, chairman during two
campaigns of the ]. ]. Mccarthy con
gressional central committee, was in
Norfolk yesterday afternoon and last
night. He came to Norfolk to look
over the fences of his candidate, with
a view to determining what chances
his man might have for denomination
this year.
Mr.. Fales viewed bunch of fences
which looked as though a cyclone had
struck them. In fact there were
mighty few traces of a fence left, to
all appearances. There were great
holes where the animals had worked
their way out of the pasture and
where they had kicked the fence to
pieces when they made their exit.
Chairman Fales didn't know wheth-
er he could lasso the herd or not
when he arrived, but he departed for
Ponca this morning fully confident
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-03-16
TO BEAUTlFY CEMETERY.
Steps to Further Preserve Prospect
Hill are Taken by Directors.

Steps to Further Preserve Prospect
Hill are Taken by Directors.
Steps to further beautify and pre-
serve Prospect Hill cemetery were
taken yesterday afternoon at meet
ing of the members Of the associa-
tion in the undertaking rooms of Ses-
sions & Bell. 1t was the regular an
nual meeting of the association for
the election of officers and reading of
reports.
1t was decided to place cement gut
ters on a number of the streets in the
cemetery, where the rains have caused
considerable washing and the grass
has been spoiled by the water. Two
small warehouses; for the storing Of
tools and other purposes will also be
built during the spring. The interest
bearing perpetual care fund almost
doubled during the past year and now
amounts to $1,000. The expenses for
the year were $500.
The officers elected were: Col. S.
S. Cotton, president; l.. M. Gaylord,
secreary; l.. Sessions, treasurer. For
the board of directors the following
were elected: Ira G. Westervelt, w.
]. Cow, C. B. Durland, C. ]. Hibben,
S. G. Dean, Col. S. s. Cotton, L. Ses-
sions.