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Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-22
FOURTH ANNUAL
Meeting of Monroe County Teachers
Held at Monroe City, Mo.

Il be fourth annual meeting
of the Monroe County Teachers
Association met in this city last
Thursday morning and remain.
ed in session uutil Saturday at
II o'clock. The attendance
was one of the largest in the
history of the Association there
being 105 out of the 1919 teach
ers of the county present. All
of the sessions we're full of in
terest and were the source of
bOundless enthusiasm for the
teachers who had come from all
parts of the county to hear
school matters discussed by
some of the leading educators Of
the state. Besides the papers,
addresses and model classes
given by local teachers there
we're numerous addresses by
repr !sentatlves of the higher
educational institu tions of Mis-
souri,. Prot Allen Moore, Pres
dent of Chilhcothe Normal
School was present and deliv-
cred an excellent address
Thursday morning. The Mis-
souri, University was represent
ed by DR.. COursault OF the Ped
Iagogy department. His address
Friday morning was one OF the
most scholarly things of the
kind ever delivered in the
county. Miss Longenecker of
the Kirksville Normal delivered
and address on primary
Teaching" that was both in
structive and entertaining.
Supt. Arthur Lee of Clinton,
Mo-, was the lecturer for Fri
day evenin- His lecture,
How to be Happy Though a
School Teacher was a mas
terful discourse on the philoso
ply of teaching and contained
a dvise that cannot fail TO be o
value to all who heard it. Dur
ing the session there were some
spirited discussions on "Educa
tlonal Progress in the County.
Conditions Affecting EduCa
ton of the County," "Litera
ture in the Rural Schools,
Estate or County Adoption o
Text Books, "Simpltied Spell
l ing" Relation of Teachers ant
! Pupils County Supervision
: and Articulation of Rura
: Schools With High Schools.
At the close of Saturdays SEES
sion the teachers unanimousI,
I adopted resolutions in favor o
l County Supervision and Stat
r Uniformity of Text Books. Tn
e spirit Of the Association show
ed plainly that the education O
70 The youth of Monroe City is il
good hands. Monroe City nev
J. er entertained a more orderl
g nor better behaved lot of peopl
d and we extend an invitation t
r them to come to Monroe Cit
& again whenever it is possibl
S for them to do so. **
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-22
DIR j. l., SWEENEY

Mrs. ], Gent Fuqua and
Master Harry, left Thursday
for New London to spend sew
eral days with their kinspeo.
Pile.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-22

]. A. Nevins, of Camp Point,
ILL.,, arrived Saturday morning
TO spend two days with his sis,
tiers, Misses Ray and Tilly
Nevins.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-22

L. e. Morgan, of near Shell,
went to Bussey, Iowa, Monday
and will spend the winter there
with a daughter.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-22

Sunday R. M. Spalding and
family visited the homefolks at
Shelbina.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-22

Mrs. Ada M. Rhodes is visit
ing Kansas City relatives
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-22

Loren Yates and wife visited
their kinspeople at Lakenan,
Sunday,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-22
Card of Thanks.

We wish to acknowledge pub.
licly, thanks, heartfelt thanks,
to friends and neighbors for the
kindly interest taken in our
daughter and wife and many
favors shown her and us during
her long illness and after her
death.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-22

After a pleasant visit with her
sister, Mrs. Marian Parks, Miss
Luella Boyer returned to st,
Louis, Monday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-22

d. D. Nelson was with Shell.
bina friends Sunday.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-22

j. g. Piersol was a business
visitor IN Osceola last week.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-11-22
V. ARNOLDY,

JAsEN BROWN AND CHILDREN.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-04-28
THE coLoRED SHIRT BRIGADE.

Sank Centre Herald While were in
the cities last week and were sitting in the
lobby of hotel furnished with almost oriental
splender discussion arose to the character
and fitness of the various candidates for COVER
nor on the republican ticket. Jacobson's name
was mentioned among others and silk hated
individual remarked with an expression akin
to sheer, that Jake strongiwith the Color
ed Shirt Brigade
The editor of the Herald has no quarrel
with men who wear white shirts, standing
collars or silk hats. If the capitalists of the
country imagine that we have any prejudice
against them let them send dollar for years
subscription to the Herald, We wont even
smell of it to see if it is tainted. Yet the re-
mark set US to thinking. The prncely luxur-
ious surroundings of the room we occupied
were created by men who wore colored shirts,
and not one of men who occupied the elegantly
upholstered chairs could have made the chair
upon which he sat to save his life 1t struck
us that the men who make the nations utilities
wear coored shirts and that the "Colored Shirt
Brigade" supply the nations OF the world with
eatables and drinkables. Even the white shirts
and collars worn by those who look upon the
"Colored Shirt Brigade with more or less con-
tempt were made and laundried by the colored
shirt crowd It struck us that il was the Color
ed Shirt Brigade" that upheld Washington in
his dark hours at Valley Forge; that under
Jackson at New Orleans overthrow Napoleon's
conquerors; that led by Scott and Taylor placed
the Star Spangled banner over the ancient
capitol of the Nontezumas; that followed
Sherman to the sea, that stood by Grant in the
Wilderness and followed the lead of Roosevelt
cut the barb wire fence barricades under rain
of Mauser bullets and rushed up the slopes Of
San Juan Hill.
It struck us that when the Son of Man was
looking for to proclaim the gospel which
was to revolutionize the world he passed by
the white ruffled, elegant robed priesthood and
went down to the sea shore and called the
colored shirted fishermen and babe them be-
come Fishers of Men. In view of all these facts
and circumstances it struck us that the very
hi CHEST compliment that could be paid man
is to say of him "He is strong with the "Colored
Shirt Brigade"
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-04-28
FRANK EDDY SAYS

We would not like to state that Senator
Stephens gubernatorial candidacy ism. G., but
if someone should claim it was G. n. we would
not dare deny it.
The candidate with barrel has no friends
after he reaches the bottom of his barrel.
The difference between Jacobson and the
rest of the gubernatorial bunch is they didn't
have to be candidates unless they wanted to.
Watch the delegates to the state convention
at Duluth, Place none but trusted men on the
delegation.
A burglar can always find more personal
property than an assessor.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-04-28
THE DISTANCE TARIFF

"The Cannon Falls Beacon wants the coming
state convention to declare for distance tariff,
and makes the familiar argument that prefer
entail rates granted the twin cities have dwarfed
the Wholesale and manufacturing interests Of
the smaller Cities says the Minneapolis Journ-
al.
GAS far as jobbing enterpriceslgo, that argu-
ment is entirely exploded by the comparative
tariff sheets compiled by the railroad commits
sion. They show that in merchandise rates the
smaller distributing centers fare exactly as
we'll as the twin cities. Rates out Of Winona,
Farbault, Nankato St. Cloud, Brainerd, Fergus
Falls and other towns having distributing rates
average just as low according to distance as
rates out of Minneapolis and ST. Paul The
same rates enjoyed by jobbers apply to most
manufacturing enterprises in.the state, such as
woodenware establishments, canning factories,
soap factories and the like. The twin cities
have no preference. The biggest point made
by the Beacon is that flour mills in southern
Minnesota have been run out of business by
lower rates enjoyed by Minneapolis. That is
matter entirely out Of the province Of the state
and no distance tariff could help it.
No interest in the state has any crying need
of distance tariff. The principle is wrong
economically aud as railroad men have shown
in their lahored arguments against government
control, which they assumed to mean distance
tariff it would ruin the agricultural interests
farthest removed from the markets. Freight
rates on wheat from the Red river valley would
eat up big percentage of the returns.
! The legislative committee took TIP it's work
Of investigation last year with prejudice in
favor of straight distance tariff, but con-
WINGED, after study of the question: that if the
system has any economic foundation at all, it is
certainly not adapted to conditions in Minnesota
/ If distance tariff would be of any advantage
to the rural districts of the state that fact could
soon be established, and all the influence the
cities could WELD would not be able to block it
The cities however, are not fighting any move
for distance tariff
i The Republican can lend the Democrats
] few candidates for GOVERNOR
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-04-28

The Minneapolis Journal stated Thursday
morning that Jacobson would not have the
united seventh congre ssiona1 district, and that
there would be contest in Grant and Stevens
counties. The Journal must have been misin-
formed or else someone is trying to get the
county very quietly
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-04-28

LAVAL of
anys rator he market
Howe and Champion scales guaranteed weigh and
able price
while WE'LL all back
and a reasonable
FUELad soft coal blacksmith and cannel coal Maple o.
and wood always lowest living
Woven barbed
a
FIELD SEEDS Clover
If have line call
for before anywhere
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1906-04-28

The Republican can lend the Democrats a
few candidates for governor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-05
Da Koro(ine fi6. Be(6g.

81 tgr life in6eltaa for fglgen0e
@iitorie, men Sc bonlfe 8la6e forfeit
Ter Sen / bpert 6ol6 efter bpa6 oe far
bprt refereret al en- &usmo6er paa ct
Sieneltepigeme0e / Marbus.
Set oar for nogen Sio ii0en, at Ell
%figbenbopnif 6amilie 1ful6e babe
@elifab, og iaa treffer set fig iaa=
San, at netop iamme Sag faar Sic
neitepigen @eieg al fin Snfel og
Sante.
uSm FUN life nof mootte bope
2ob at gua u6 me6 6em?"
ul1muligt, lille &uroline>" iog0e
6rue1, ufor ser er 10 Bette ber me0
Selifabet; men I'LL ifal ieg iige big
noget: .Maar hi MI ct far6ige meo
at ipiie, iaa tag <6u bare Ma6en og
iet Sen in0 paa sit @erelie og inpi>
ter ioa sin S11fel og Sante til Mib=
bag boS 0ig."
Com iagt laa giort. @elifabet
iamle0es, og MiO6agen forlgb ful6t
tilfreoSitillen0e, babe 6en in0e oq
Sen / &igefammeret.
uOg bporoan bab6e iaa Sin Snfe]
og Eante Set, lille &aroline>" iogoe
6ruen 9agen efter.
~Eaf,u iag6e &aroline, uuomer:
fet; leg 1fuloe bilie ng lige Saf fol
Ma6!"
uSa, pelbefomme, min 8ige> Set e,
beI nn0t -- Dba6 er set for SIC:
iten for 6olf, Sin Snfel og Sante?"
set er 2an0brugsminilter Slf
&onien og bans Some" iag0e &igen
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-05
Da Sc Danife &araftertr,psf forrnp1,qte

Dg Sc panife aarafftertrraf fornagte-
oe fig iffffe, Sspgg % Mu1terbeo lpo
ober 9af og / &pbpt % mart toneoe
Sangen n6 ODER Jlooen. Get bar
life Mrier og Operamelobier ser proc
itereoes. De fiGre 6e6relmosian=
sc, baarne at nnge frilfe Stemmer,
Ser bab6e Sonerne / oeres Mngt, lp6
uo ober ganoet og gap @ienlpo fra
5fobe1e pao 8reo6en. Soa folot
Nntten, men Maa1ren bar fremme og
ito6 | lin ful6e Stumbling ODER Sretop=
pene, 5angen beoblep at lp6e, blan0et
me6 Saler al Sc mango, iom bap6e
Srbet / fin Magt ON life Sangen, og
font gnlfe6e at tolfe 6eres Sat til
8Grt og &9rtinoe for Sen @lG0e De
bab6e bere6t ale be6 6enne prugtful-
6e l16flugt.
@iennem set inGbre og banlfeltge
l16l6b al Minneiota &iber / Misiis=
itppi fprtes hi al &r. 5cbollerts fire
@aan6 og ffarpe gle, men forpprigt
FOREIGNER set at 11nbnes, at 5ungeren
Men6el &artpig, bbis Soner 6esber=
re alt for faa Observation-Disclosures gle=
6eoe fig ODER ii6lte Gre6ag, bilt Jig
iom en- iftifffer og dpet 5tprismano,oer
it6t iom Set fig igmmer en- gammel
5emano flpnge0e til &attet set ME-
1te al Neeoturen og life beg fin 8p1t
lelp / Sc bilbIommme 2pb / Mislts=
iippi, forbt Sc ltore Sgmmerleier, lige
til bort itolte @fib Lao liffer / 6laa=
oe11s Seize. Men set mao beller fife
ifi11les, at ban bab6e bnret Ser fgr,
og at ST.. Sc6ollert bor cit iiel6en
gpne til at u66anne ltng0ommen,
babe | og u6enfor lit egenlige Sag.
81 bar ingen 61tlomagt til at 1ale
pao iamtlige 9eltogeres @egne, men
hi er iiffer poa, at Sc life tager %
Set f%ortrp0eligt op, naar hi bringer
ST.. og 6rlt Gcbollert en biertelig
Sof for Sen @leoe Sc gjor6e os peO
6enne Sur. Sen bil olOrig gao os
al Min6e.
en- 9eltager.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-05

mio0og) pou Ell Sllr til Ga Grosie,
bporfro ban fom til6uge SorS0og,
grebet / ct mil1ore @otel ON s(ftenen;
fan Dnp0e oabnet fpr 8oslen, og Set
bar / p0crlte Rjeblif la1 bleu fun0et
al Yclitiet. Sulslnuu Far le11ere al
logt fl1lo Sil1tooelie ON Mproet. Som
bar al E%rofeslion Tptp9roL % blep
film II Mor gonlr1el git n1cO ben
16uorige 6ulr1p Mesi cl1ger, begge al
jpoiif @erfonlt. 9GNteifubet mcllem
Dem bar olorig lyffeligt, lun bopoc
fam eugol1g orrcl tcret ior Mu11gcl
poo llnOcrbol0> og / Sc iioltc 6 Miuo=
ne0er bopOc Sc life lepet lon1lncl!.
Set egenligc Mentiu fpr Uprbrpoel lcn
ligc5 0els at bore Seolol1li, 0elS
@upngjerrigbco, for0i bn1 fife piloc
toge mc0 Donu til Ga Grosle fpr at
pi0nc | en- Sag ol1lugt mo0 lur1 for
Jollf. 9(ftcnel1 fpril1ocn Moroet
Gnnoe fan toget 6cnGc llO til MtioOuH
pg / IGcotret og @lcl>ere pucrtolt bel=
Sc til at goo mes bon1 til @ptellct;
/ Notter15 9pb re- l1ltcrcoe Stri0igbc=
oer11c mellcn1 Sem lea Dcrbel1, at ban
trof i'm 9iepplper % lfp0 Del,oe eli
Single gjerm1em @pDe0et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-05
minnefota.

= sllireo @alporlen, 8eltprer for
&ubbar0 & Yolmers &ornelepotor /
&uiota, CT lporlelt forlpunoen, og
bans Camille frpgter for, at ban CT
fol0en / Wiinneloto Giper og 0ruf=
net. &on CT gift o. for paret / Sir
maets 5jenelte / flere Mar.
- Msle 5pen6len, Ell / 8ir0 S.
lon0 Ggnen bel fjen0t Noromano,
@e1tprer al Ell Spmmerforretning, er
ofgooet peo 9poen paa ct &oipitol /
Sarge. @an ejeOe EFT Tarm / 9toro
9afoto, bpor fan bapoe opbolot Jig
nogle Gage; og Set bar UNDER Sp-
bol0et fer at Dan blep angrebet al
Merpefeber, iom mebferte Gdoen.
~ S Stillmuter bill Ser / Ell 11Gr
6remtto blipe bpgget ct %roonttmar=
feD, bpor Gmegnens Garmere fan al
fette Deres &ro0uftcr. Siltil for
ser ingeu anben Snltitutton paret, %
Tarmernes Mfietning / set lofale
Murfeb for oerfor oGret meget niif=
fer. Set er en- 81. @anl Man0, Ser
for poataget Jig 0enne 5eJ, itgttet
al lofal &apital.
IS S S Serbian opito0 li6ite 1orsoag
@rano / @Gl0eren / Gaieps ltore
&arbpare Gorretning, iom er oen
1tgrlte / Staten uoenfor 5pillingbp=
erne. Sloen breote fig meo Itor
8oloiombeo og a11retteoe Sfaoe for
$4,000. Ser bleD t%elegraferet efter
8ranomnnoifab fra Belle Nlain %
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-05
IT i Morge giennemfgrt meget ito.

SGSSGf OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
bar i Morge giennemfgrt meget ito.
il9ere, % oenne 8one er Sberige nj
fommen ino paa. S5ior fit 5perigf
lit fgrite &~enitreminiiterium set Ell
fal6et mi. Sen itorpolitilfe &umf
'er fomn1en for Soerige. Set bar ii1
6oroel poo lin Moaoe. Ma1 mac
.onerfjenoe &onieroatismm, foroi ser
.tpinger Golfets &rafter frem.
&aar ri engong faar fulolten0ie
oemofrotilfe 6ormer, iom S bar bel
Mmerifa, iaa bill hi babe SSnbbol6
at fploe 6isie 6ormer. l1opifIingen
Sfonoinapien gaor / famine Set.
l'ing JONI Iuumarf. 6inlano fit fin
6ribeo tilbage &raft al M%rbeioerbe=
nGgellen; BET bar om6annet fin gar1=
lie 5tgn0erforfatning til en- 0emofra=
tiff &igsoag. @n finlf Mrbei6er /
&jpbenbap11, ser bar 1t0ien0t al fin
@egjering for at %unoerlpge Mrbeioer=
lopgipningen / Donmorf, ian jos for
ct &or Nlor ii0en / 6engiel. S &1ls=
lano er ser &epollttion, % foloer
SGggeae Ser, ioa fommer Sltren til
.&ejfer &ilbelms Spiflano, og iao er
Gunmarf pmgibet al bempfratiife
2ol10e. E
&i ier 9anmarfs 6remtio / Sen al
minoelige 6remti0ens &rlturbepe=
9elle, Sen internationale, Ser far fin
itarfe &oits / SEN internotionale Mr=
interchangeable. S England, Sronf-
rig og Spiflano refer Ser fig Mrbei,
oerbGre al bl1mant tenfen0e og be-
aeiltre0e Mrbej0ere; poo Dem Bigger
hi bort Tremti0sbaob 6erbjemme. @i
tror life pau Gaabnene - Ser er hi
110enfor &onf1rrencen - men hi tror
pao Jreos1agen. Si bar let, bDor=
0on 5periges Nrbeioere iioite Conf
nler bolot Sper0en / Sfeoen> og /
Iplflon0 % 6ronfrig CT set ligele=
be5 Mrbej6erne, Ser bol6er 5per6et
til6oge. &c tpife Social0emofrater
taller Slcspigs Gag. &e0after M6ler
/ aiel iio6er / 6engiel, for0i fan
bar %forluoret @ani en=Msrremglle.
Sort inoerliglte @oob ONT at faa set
ta6te gienoprettet er life fnpttet til
Militorismel1, men til Socialoemo<
frotiet, til Sen internotionale &11ltl1r=
hepngelie. &i far arbejoet paa at
r%gjeroprette 9fe6erlagene / 81 og 66,
pg f~ortiettes Sen famine u6pifling i
0emofrotilf &etni1g / &l1slan6 og
Spiflonb, iao ct ser ogloa Soab for
Ell, lille Motion iom SEN 6on1fe.
81 tror life lpm SEN engel1f lie Stats=
mor10, at Sc lmaa 9futioner er 0pmte
til at foripin6e. 81 tror, at Sen TIL
ternationole &l1ltur6epGgelie CT @e=
ifptteren al Sc lnaa Mationer, Ser far
III bort beblte GGrn % Gerge, lom
&orge bopoe / set ipenife 5ocialoe=
mofroti, Ser life piloe bope &rig.
Ser CT oltiaa noget bjemme> man
ogioa bcrobre / Mmerifa f1,16e bore
tjent mes at fien0e. Seq baaber, at
set 6anlf=omerifonife Selifob, bpis
@jnlt ieg bor SEN Sore at oGre, mac
foo @elO til at bpgge Sro mellem
9onnorfs % Mnnerifos &l1ltur. 81
fan lore al Sen, men jeg bil baabe>
ct set Oonifc Jolf maa zoe lit 9iorag
til ll0piflingeln Deropre. Seq tror
hi far cit iun6 Sons og en- fin Smag
iom hi fan bp6c lom Clement / Ber=
oensl10piflingen. Seq bill pnlfe Sem
-@el0 mes @robpgningen til gjcniioig
GlG6e og Ipr6el.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-05
Meb TO-!

2eitnant ST.: n&bab er ser / @ei-
EFT mes Dig: Seq ipnes, Gu fer iaa
oaorlig u.s."
2gitnant g.: n@freffeligt forfp,
let. Seq Jas for ner be6 champagne
:&bleren / @nor."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-05

Saa biit iom bette 8lao tiItaler
Dem b9r 9e oioeite @aql idrge for
bets uobre6elie blan6t @enner og
@efien6te.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-05
L@r Shorthand hjemme.

Fu1dstendig Kursus $4,000 / Afbeta1in.
ger. GREGG SHORTHAND CORRESPONDENCE
SCHOOL, 4O1-D, Evanston Building, Min
neapolis, MINI.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-05

0Fh4j52EH
Sgeen 8raglte, men 50 bet tom tilite.
sc, bar Set for tent til at lluffe ST
Der, og man maatte ngieS meo at
binOre Sl6en fra at ipreoe iiq til yta=
bobDgningerne, bbiltet ogioa lpffc=
6es..
IS S eagle Noint Somnibip, Soar
iball County, tog Mrs. Niels Mnber=
len fig iioite uge al Gage be0 at
tage en- 9olis StrDfnin. @rnnben
til 5elpmoroet bar, at ben0es Wan0
b%eban6leoe ben0e og 8grnene paa Sen
melt umenneIfelige Moa6e. Mor
mente f9rlt, at Mnberl en bopoe aipet
benoe Strpfnin, men set blen ienere
oplDlt, at Set oar bans @ruiombe0,
Ser bar Moriag til 5elpmoroet.
Canine Mften JONI FUN bob0e toget
@iften, piloe fan lfD0e @ultrue11 og
cit Datter, men tililenDe NQboer tog
Gaabenet fra bam. Sans GlOre 8ern
bepioneoe, at famine Mften iom Mo-
6er 6pbe, bab6e ban prpglet lit tire
Tiger gamle 8arn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-05
minneapolis.

Eaitor Is. .. Gbrtittanl en- al s(n=
6ubon, Sa.> Gormano for Ben 6or.
6onlfe epg. lutberlfe. Strife / Mmerifa,
bar / 9agene fra ii0lte 2broag til
SirsoqgS MfteS @ielt boS Yaltor
sc. @anlen peo Smonuels &irfen berl
9pen. Manoog Mften pre0ifeoe No=
ltor Gbriitim1i en / &irfen be0 Ell
@110stjenel tie til Minoe on1 Menig=
be0ens @tiftell e for 10 Star li0en> Den
/. Sftober 1896.
8rDllnppcr / iibitc 119e. 5iOlte
Sgr0og p%gtepieoes Mr. Sens @bri=
ltenien til Wi1s Mnna 90. @anl el1.
Mr. Gbriltenien er ct Dirfiomt % al
bolot Meolem, boaOe al 9ong1ure-
ni1geu apollo" og al ct. Yeoers
airtes llng0omsforening, / bpilten
iiOlte fan bar befleot Mnltformat1os-
plooien iioen Sanuar. 8rDlluppet
bleb ferret / al StilbeO; BOG blep Ser
paa flere Mao0er bi1t BET unge Srl1,
Oepar Spm9rfiombe0 fra beres &en=
ner; al @aper fit Be 81. a. operrQtt
Ell lneget lml1f @plpfaffefanoe fra
llngOomsforeningens Meolemmer.
@iD ben moa blipe flittigt brugt til
2pffe og @el6 / 0eres npe bpggelige
Stem!
= @pnoog @ftermi60ag pie0es
Scr. Muroocb Sbir0 til Miis Sat-
tie 6. GLEN, begge al MinneopoliS>
ioet bog 8r11Dens 6orulOrc bper /
Gol0en Bailey. "a 8rllogomme11
bar lfotlf pg 9ruoen tplf> iorretteoes
&ieli en otter engelif lrtb. &itltol.
8egge @ieller foretoge5 al Holtor
Yeoerlcn peo ct. Yeoers 0onife ll1t6.
&irfe.
&alarfumitecn for ct. Ye0erS 0on=
lfe MenigbeOs 8oiar, ser lfol of6ol=
0es puo 9oniQ Sail Den 49,, 10. og
20. 0elune Moaneb, Dol0t Mp0e /
Monoogs gites, peo bpilfet Sc for
lfjellige &nrniteer oflag0e &npport
ONT Set bibtil uofprte Mrbej0e, pg ell
6eligeElaner lag0es for Set li0lte frof=
tige Sag, ser lfol f9re 8oioren til Ell
glimreroe Sufces. Sagen far fra
olle 9i6er mdot meger1 Gelbilje, og
ser CT 0cls ollere6e in0fommet> 0els
gipet SPITE ON meget pnrOifl1l0e go
Der. Galget al Billetter til Sc for
ifjcllige Mfoelinger al Saiorell CT
goaet raft ira @aon0en. &i ifal JON
ct @fsempel onfpre, at al Sc 400
Billetter pao Ell inr0eles irnnt
boQn6molet &affelobnsfi9rm fra
Mirs. &ep. Gbr. g. Heoerien er ollie
re0e laugt oper 9alpOelen lolgt:
5fjermen ct roltillet / s. geellons
Misunderstanding poa Geoor Moe. og
5 Street, bbor ogiaa 8illetter faces.
gn s=&onfurrence mellem
to unge b%elfjen6te oonife Gamer Der
/ Bpen og / @opfinS far fllnoet mege1
lipltg Silllutning og fglges med
lp9r0t Snteresle. llnoerbolonings'
programmed for be tre Aftener CT nn'
ser ll0nrbejbelie, og ser er lopet for:
trinlig Msliltance, bl. a. me6 lgopan'
Zig 8ere6pilligbe6 al vMpollo", Jon
pil ipnge Gre6ag Mften. 6lere al Of
politilfe&anbi6ater bentes ligeleoes al
bile ubtale fig. Mlt tolt CT Der Of
beolte l10itgter til, at 8olaren bill
blipe en- gIimren0e SufceS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-05

E "faH. E2
Mprbct fin @nitrm.. Sitter / %forri-
ge uge blep Minneapolis opifremmet
oe0 gfterretningen ON ct MT &ptnoe-
moro paa ct al 8DenS @oteller. Set
bar en- nng Mar10 fun 10 slar gom-
mel, &enrp 5uisman, ser / folot
8lob mprbebe lin gdnife unge 9nltrn
iibite 0ns6ag Morgen paa @lenmooo
@otel paa 8aibington slpe. &C., bbor
Sc bapoe taget ct Garelie for 9fatten.
gnlsmm ielp bleb, efter at bape for
loot 8Den fort efter MorOet Gom
fgrlt opoage6es tent Sns6ug Gfter-
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1906-10-11

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ney Cure. | tried doctors and all
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Kidney Cure. -Four bottles cured
me, and | have no more pain in my
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Foley's Kidney Cure I am well and
can walk and enjoy myself. 1t is q
pleasure to recommend it to those
needing a kidney medicine" R. S
Freeman & Son.