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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-11
r&jbbenbauuer

&iebenbobneren ligger ON Com,
meren paa 2an6et; men set er egent<
Zig ilet lite noget for bam, ifriper
8la6et u&ebenbabn".
Ser er for langt mellen1 Meennelfe
ne 6eru6e. Set Tan til Ng6 gao an
ONT Mftenen paa &lampenborg eller
uMarienpit", 11aar Muitffens Soner
lamler B11blifum. S 5permen al
promeneren0e Gamer og @errer tan
&iebenbabneren %forione Jig meb
~2anoet". &on fan / laaoanne 9je=
bliffe u6tole Jig anerfienoen6e om
l1oligten og Sen i%tprfenoe Suit. Seen
mi6t poa Dogen, 1aar ser fun mi Oh
ga biier Jig ct Menneffe, foragter og
afffpr &ibbenbapneren al ct oprigtigt
@ierte v2on6et" ;og min6es mel ct
lengielsful6t Gut 9lterga6e og Sim
melifaftet.
&jgbenbapneren fer at bore ol11<
gipen al &ipbenbapnere. Set er bans
in0erite Matrrs Srp6 at gaa meo
@otten / @oan6en. SON er / lit Gle
ment, naar ban bbert 9ieb1if moa
treoe neo / &en6eItenen me6 Sare
for at blibe buffet omfulo at en- Ont
%nibr1sbelt. @i9rtet hopper / bom,
naar ban paa &i6rnet peo &ancbs
l1br ct, ON man iaa moa itge, ino<
faps1et al 9l6re Gamer, Ser fife tpr
gao ober @o6en. 90 iDnes fan, at
@er6en er oeilig, og ifuer ON Jig meo
ct Silt, Ser afipeiler Ben @leoe Of
Safnemmeligbe6, ban fgler.
@aa en- al 6isie trable Decen1ber-
6age mellem 2 og 4 - Delft nanr
5olen thinner - neo as @trgget, %
ou oil ie bam, fro og lpitig lom en-
Silt / 8an6et> niffen6e, bilienoe,
imilen6e, lpffelig. 9a leper bar.
@ele &elten al 9ogen pegeterer bon
fun, er triit / Sumdr, noget gnaber
oe tber. S Strggtioen 6erimoo Ell
ban belbilIig,. beimooig, eoelttp1-
fen6e, fort: en- 8olig for nalten ale
berIige 9p6er.
Sag en- &ibbenbabner no Sen ito-
re @er6en, bis bam Sen ffj6nneite 116-
iigt, Sc pregtigite Samlinger, Be pn<
6igIte @pinoer, Ia6 Sp6ens Col brl1<
ne Bons &in6, BEN lifligfte @ellngt
fpl6e bans Meiebor - og tag iaa og
ifipr bam op, og OH bill finoe Sr6et
v5treget" i%nograbet 6pbt / bans
&ierte.
Set er bans 2ips @:erligbeo, bans
eneite, ianoe, itore 2i6enffab, iom
ban bIiber tro, faa lpnge bans 9inc
er oplaote, og bans Sbooer tan bore
bom. :
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-11

Sfolbet. Som gInoerion en- S11-
genisr emit & Cos gieneite st
Ronl, blep ifoloet forleoen iom en-
6flge Of ct 8rl1o pao en- at Gumper-
ne. San bleo ienot til 8pboipitalet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-11
Skriv idag.

Haa Statsnniberfitetet er n@ome
mencement" for ioar fa1tiat til l1gen
iom begpnber Sen 10. Sum-. Ser
in6ltiller fig ioor 525 Stuoenter, set
ltsr1te Mntol / ct enfelt Mar / untper=
iitetets &iitorie. Sen lterite &1asie
er Mfa6emifernes, ser teller 22t
Meolemmer, at bpiIfe IS er 9mer,
Sen n%pitfterite S,1riiternes meo 113
&onoi0oter. &lasien for @ien1me=
2fonomi teller fun 1 Deltager.
Minncapulis 9eif g., Ser eies al
NoromGn0ene Somes Senien og 3,
IS. Gbriitenien, miite6e 9dutten mel
lem 2er6ag og Sgn6og fin itore 4
@ta9ers Sabrif paa 6ronflin Mpe
og II. Street. Ser ffete @faoe for
omtrent $4,000, men qlt bar asiu:
reret. Set er anoen Gang at bettf
Jirma ct ubren6t u.s.. SyI6en anta.
geS 'opitooet be6 &%rposning al elef:
tri1fe Sroo6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-11

5angerfeitelt ! Snli iiges M ct pa-
re faroigt.
ct. &dnls Yibrag til De Mpoltoens
Sc / 5an Brancisco anorog zig I'll
noget opcr $4,000. .
Gbriltian 8anicu bar taget no
8er1nit for Ell 4 .@tagers Bpgt1n9
paa &iprnet al 5ummit % Central
Mpes., at folte $65,000.
Blinoipin. 81 Nlinoiptnejere blep
vlamlcbe ino" forleOen Dag. De par
alleianmem fra 9iitriftet li9e noer1-
for 8Den.
&aa Spnoag lften talcr 8ep. y.
q. Yorfs, Msiiltant superintendent
for Mirneiota Mnti Saloon 2eag1e !
@olgatbo &irfen. Mle er bel
fpnn1e.
s.. s. &ptts, Ell oclfienot ct.
SAUL Mono, fol0t og0 / ct Sernbone-
trnn ,1pr Minot, sc. 9. Sans 2ege=
me bliper jenot fer. Sun er en- yte=
pp al Sen. $. $. 5iblep.
11loulis stcmmcafsipnins. Ser
9oar @pgter ON at @ranoiurpen er
pes at un0erigge Sc UNDER forrige
&aigfamp %fremfomne 8eifploninger
for uloplig 5tenmeafgipn1ng.
screenings &binbcr. Dtan gipr
&eg,1ilng poo at ca. 5000 Sorenings=
&pinoer pil afgipe Mfp0e / st. Saul
80. Moi til Z: SUM-. Nnitolter or
gjort for at butte Sent.
Strcife. Omtrent 200 @lectri-
clans og 2inen1en / Selefonfompog=
niernes employ, er' u0e paa 5trejte.
Ser er lrbiigter til at Der mart pil
fltpe 6orlig. Sern1tgberne er ogl ao
use.
Mpril etatiitif. Jeosler 1926
Dposfolo 1854, 9ggtepieller 159. Ser
bar 5 5elpn1oro iont 3 lllpftestil=
fGloer, ser relultere6e / Dgb. See
ring % 8rpltip9e frGpeoe 49 Dire,
meoens 10 opoe al @jGrtefejl.
Gnllipam, 8ofserel1, bar e1 Sun
fer / @pen forle0en. @on billte poc
@nperngren. s en- Snterpiem for:
flareoe fan, at &ooiepelt ct Ell
rbeout". Derimo0 tiger BON on
2opl on, at bon CT vlnloll potatoes"
Opbsfalb. @eo. Com. Mn6erlon
S75 &ole 81. % Mor, Mnno. Sobn
Jon, @oorform, 50 Mar, Mrs. q
Glemenlon, ct. Soiepbs &oipitol, 4;
Mor, Ole @orgnot, 8etbes0o @oipi
tai, so Mor, Mlbi11 Serb. Eeterion
653 Sesiomine st., / Mor.
Big Sig9crife. Jlorence Sobn
lon,en 60 slor gommel Siggerife ,ble>
pluoielig meget ipg / lin Seng / 8e
tbel Some, bpor bu,t opbolot Jig. Sun
b(ep toget til @pipitolet, bporefte1
mani fan0t cit bel Sllump Henge I'm
Der Nfo0rasl en.
&asfonpa9nict. st 8orlsg gjpre:
y ~
too at fao @~osfompa9niet til at be
tale cit 8rutto= Jortie1eite 5fat. 8p
Mopofot Micboel mener oog, at maj
tl.r0c treffe tilbage bette Jorlangen
Sc, "a set Dor en- 6oritooelie, at III
1c'l loa0on Sfot ifl1lOe betales fp1
/. Sonl1or 1907.
Or. S9agc er tilboge ira europa
San flyer, at / @propa er man ME
re omiorgsfulo for 6olfets @elbrei
eno fer. Ser bar Sun6DeOsfomis
lGrer ut1oifrGnfet Mogt, men er og
laa aniporlig for fine @a1Olinger
Harfer paolfignnes mere Ser ems fer
@boo st. &mll tr9nger til er mere
&enligbeo % Ell beore Benpttelie a
fine lmuffe Nletter.
Soiepb q. @bceloef, &eoofter a
uBioneer Hrels", 0soe / tit Stem
421 Summit Mpe., Snsoog Mor:
gen, IS Mar gammel. Scr. @beeloc1
bar EFT al Sc beoit fienote og melt an
leeoe Sournoliiter / Gelten. @on. paa
&eoafter at vYioneer Yrels" li0e1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-11

@olsatba &irfens &pinoeforcnins
mgoer f%pritfommenoe Gorsoo9 ST.
termio6ag hos @rs. 2arien, 1874
Granite St.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-11

st. paul.

st. PAUL.
5. Johnien, xofalreoaftor.
est. Paul Tidende"s Kontor, Room 48
Union Block, Cedar & Fourth Str.
We'd Kjeb eller Reparation at
Uhre besSg den ve1kjendte Juve.
Ter Simon Nelson. 2oo E. 9TH St.,
Paul.
For de bedste Fotografier bSr
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
22o-231 E.. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
beide. Moderate Priser.
8pen pa0ites.
Sne paa Mianoag, Sg hi, iom
troeoe, at 5onmcren Dor fpn1met.
M%rbejbsbnict er M @jenltonO for
@ranoiurie lln0erlpgelie.
ND Sarf. @n nD &arf 1fal anlGg-
ges neoe / 8pen. Sen pil blipe al
r@onoerlanb" Sppen.
@plgatba &irfens &pinbeforcning
mgoer f~prltfommenoe 1orsba9 ST.
termio6ag hos @rs. 2arien, 1874
@ranite 5t.
@gteifabstillabelier: Mrel Eeter=
fen og Mman0a g. @roberg, &btlip
Mpers og Mgues Slion, Carl g.
6ois og 2ula 8. 2arien, SeSie See og
@ilbelmina Sen5en.
Den bpbelige Mrtomobil. grpin
Mlfor6, en- Z Mors gammel @ltt, blep
figrt oper al en- Muton1obil. Son
blep taget til @oipitalet og bill fom,
rne fig.
81. SAUL Mano bebrct. Carroll
g. Bortram at ct. Saul bleb glen.
oalgt til Gboncellor Commander o
anigbts Of Yptbias 5torloge poa e
Mpoe / MinneappliS SnsDog.
Jpbsler. 9rengeberu: Mrs. g
81. Mnoerion, $50 Dorf st, Mrs
6. Heterlon, $40 8r1111ion st. Ei
gebgrn: Mrs. Gbrilt Miftelien
1913 Srcbarb st., Mrs. Geo. &e
terion, 397 &piobeI ct.
Gn MISUNDERSTANDING paa 25 Mte1
lemmer- ltifte0es ii0lte @pnoag Mi
ten / @olgatbo &irfen. Sill Yreii
bent polgtes meoicinif Stuoent Mel
Mortenlen, G%icepreiioent Wfils St
bia 5reoricfien, &asierer Ntiis so
San en, 5efretGr Don Nelien. So,
eningens MpDcti0 CT 81. $50 foe
5gnoag Mften, % sc hinge ino6p0e
paa set biarteligite.
Gnbtc lit 2iu peo at. ipringe lto, q
ct Ginou. Mrs. 81. @lemenl Jon fr
@mmons, Wtnn., ser bar il10laQ
lom YotienfT paa st. eSplepbs @olpi
tai, iprong no al Ginouet / 3. gtog
og bpoe neiten piebliffelig. ga bu
bar for ibag til at oobne &i,tol>e!
fpleoe bun ferlt ct lille 8oro II
gjennem oct, % lprang lao lelp u
gjennem @nllet: Dette par ST.
Manoag @orgen. Mon ontager q
SDg0ommen bar gjort ben6c miolel
tt0ig uflar / @noeOet.
5fal 9a1. iffc bope 9ig cit iii
10 Mcre Jarm tgt reo 8pen? &111r
meligt &us. 8eoite Sor0bun0, goi
beliggenoe, rin6enoe @on6 gjenner
2moet, fun $1,000. @ller en- "a
Mcre Jornl, tat ino til 8pen, 90
Soro og go0e 8Dgninger og anor
6orbeoringer, finn $50 pr. Mcre. 0e.
tie er &pperfipb. @ller Ell goo 8
Mcre 6arm ner 8pen, gooe Iorbet
ringer % Ell go6 6arn1, fun $4,000
Gi bar ogiaa a11ore, boaoe itprre 0
minore, ngr peo og fjernt borte. ST
0el Micbigau 2ano til 50 pr. Wcr,
Minnel ota So. 9ette CT noget 10
5upefulanter. 8ilot Mgerbrugslan
9afota til 8rtier, iom S bill bab
at leoe lenge for at finoe @jenpa,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-11

@steifabstillabelicr: Mrel @eter:
fen og Mmanoa g. @roberg, &bilit
Mpers og Mgnes Dillon, Carl g,
6o1s og 2ula 8. 2arien, SeSie See oq
@ilbelmina Senlen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-11

Or. Sba9e er tilboge ira europa.
@an tiger, at / @propo er man me-
re o%miorgsfulo for 6olfets @elbre0
eno fer. Ser bar 5lnoDeosfomis=
lGrer uil10ifrGnfet Mogt, n1el1 er og=
iaa oniumlig for fine @onolin9er.
Harfer poo1fjgnnes mere Ser ems FER.
@boo st. &n1l trenger til er mere
&enligbeo og Ell beore 8enpttelie al
fine lmuffe 9letter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-11

&asfo1npa9niet. st 6oripg 9jpres
too at fao @osfompaeniet til at BE-
tale Ell 8rutto=6ortjenelte 5fot. 8p=
Mopofot Micboel 11er1er bog, at maj,
t,:r6e treffe tilboge bette 5%orlongen=
Sc, "a oct bar en- 6oritaoelie, at ILL
gen loa0on Sfot 1fl1lOe betales fpr
|. San1lor 1907.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-11

Den bpbelige Mutumobil. grpin
Mlforo, en- Z Mars gommel @ltt, blep
figrt ODER al en- Muton1obil. @an
bIep taget til @oipitalet og oil fom,
111e fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-11

Sraction Engineering. @n 5fole
for Iroction engineering Dil blipe
bplot paa ltbitillingsgrunoen Il Ma=
mufactl1rers 8pgning) fra 4. til 80.
Sum-. @cniigten er at uooanne babe
hinge og @amle til at fnnne operere
Maltiner al forifjellig Slags, og oa
belit Dem, Ser bruges paa 6armene,
til @fs. 5Grlfemoifiner.. 0e fleite al
oe Menneifer, ser letter til at ope=
rere bisie Maifiner, foritaar Jig /
@rl1noen ilet life paa Sem, og Oct
fan life negtes at en- l1b6annelie
/ benne &etning, bii6e bore bel6ig.
On, ser Tan operere en- Serifemaifi
he, fan tiene. fra S. til $40 pr. Dag.
unberpisningen oil blipe baaoe teore-
tiff og praftiif, og b%Demlombelit meo
en- lille 5mnIe 9folle / &ope6et oil
funne lere. Diplom bill blipe gipet
peo @n6en al &%11riuSIet. l%1noerDis-
ningspengeue er fun $40. gi6ere
l1n6erretning fan 'erboloes be6 at
tilifripe 9. 9. MaDre, ct. Yal1l.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-11

Garl 5tom9aarb, cit al bore unge
2onosmpno / Merriam Eorf, Spm=
rer af Brofesiio11, ct / oenne l1ge
rejlt til Gloql1et / Minneiota, bbor
BON for 5ommerel1 ifal arbeibe pao
Opferelien at Ell ny Sigh School"
6eriteos, og bporfra ban til @%fteraa-
ret baober at pen6e tilbaee, rig paa
@o6s og @ulo. Scr. 5tougaar6 la
ser fin 6orlobeoe, MiIs Marie 2ar-
len / Merriam 8arf, og mango 8en-
ner / rungoomsforeningen at 1905"
/ Minneopolis, for bpilfen ban bar
en- bgit fattet Meitforman6, %iprgen6e
ttlbage; ban bill lapnes meget / 6eres
&re6s, men be baaber ollie at ie bam
Der igien til gfteraaret, itraalen6e
GLAD % fornpiet fom altio.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-11
Mrbejbsbmict er III &jenitonO for
@ronoiurie l1l1oerlpgelie.

9p Garf. @n np Yorf ifol anleg-
ges neoe / 8pen. Sen bill blipe al
n8onoerlanb" Sppen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-11

Big Siaacrifc. 6lorencc Sobn-
lon,en 60 slor gomlnel Siggeri fe, bleo
pluolelig meget ipg I lin 5e1g / 8e<
tbel Some, bpor bum 'opbolbt Jig. Sun
blep taget til @oipitolet, bporefter
man fan0t cit bel Sll1mp Henge I'M
Ser Nfo0ras len.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-11

ct. Saul Mano bebret, Carroll
g. 8artram al ct. Saul blep gjens
oalgt til Gbancellor Commander Of
&nigbts Of Yptbias Storloge poa ct
Meoe / Mfinneoppli5 SnsDog.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-11

Mr.. G. K. Merriman, 80 Rush Street, Chicago,
H., stger: ''Jeg f0ler saa vel forn6jet med
Deres Battle, at jegtkke Wide tage $4,000 for
det, hvis jeg like kunde faa ct andet. Jeg for
sogte al Slags Medicin for jeg fix ct af Deres
Batter. Det har kureret mtg for Nyre-, ner-
v0s. og almindelig Svaghed."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-11

Soiepb u @bcclocf, &eoofter al
uBioneer 8reis", 0eoe / fit Stem,
421 Summit Mpe., Snsoog Mor=
gen, Is Mar gonmel. Mr. @beeloct
bar Ell al Sc be6lt fienote og melt o11=
leeoe Sournoliiter / Gelten. @on- par
&eoaftgr al v@ioneer 8reis" ii6en
1860, nren / 6e it0lte foa Mar ifrep
ban npppe iaa meget iom / for6ums
Gage. San bar Meolem at &arf
8oaroet, ligelom ban o9loo far be-
fleot qnore Silli6sbperp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-11

eaneerfciten. programmed or
gangerfefen i Sui iiisess M at be
re faroigt.
ct. @dnls gibrag til Sc Msolioen-
Sc / 9an Srancisco anorog Jig til
noget oper $4,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-11

6pbsler. Grengebern: Mrs. g.
81. Mnoerlon, $50 Dorf st., Mrs.
6. @eter1on, $40 Yrunion ct. Yt=
gebprn: Mrs. Gbri]t. Miftelien,
1913 Orchard ST., Wrs. Geo. &e=
terion, 397 &ojobeI ct.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-11

screenings =&pinbcr. Mar1 gjpr
&egning poo at ca. 5000 screenings
&pinoer pil ofgipe Mpbe / ct. Saul
80. Nfoi til z: Sum-. Mnitolter CT
aiort for at butte 0enn. +,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-11

Har gjort Tusinder HEN lykkelige.
som for Mand. Mand og Kone kan
latoren gj6r StrGmmen staerk eller
bet er Diet eneste elektriske B@lte j
dens def er paa Legemet. Du f9le1
der eller bed@kker med Vabler, son
du er svag elier i Pine, saa vii Diet k
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-11

11loplis stcmmcafsiunins. Ser
soor @pgter ON at @rauoiurpen er
reo at unoeripge Sc unoer forrige
@aigfon1p fremfomne 8eifploninger
for lloplig 5tenmeofgipn1ng.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-11

strcife. Smtreut 200 @lectri-
cions og 2inenlen i g lefonfompog=
niernes @n1plop, er' noe paa 5trejte.
Der er lroligter til at Der mart pil
rlipe 6orlig. Sernlteberne er ogloo
use.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-11

Mpril etatiidf. Jgosler 1875,
Dposfolo 1854, 9ggtepielier t59. Ser
bar 5 5elpn1oro iomt 3 l%1lpftestil=
felber, ser relultereoe / 800. SG=
ring % 8rpltipge frGpeoe 49 Sfre,
meoens 10 opoe al @jGrtefejl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-11
minneapolis.

disadvantages af @a0erne eoar
raft fra Saanoen, ba BEN npe 8elpg.
ming 10 life ns6nen6igeier itsrre
Jorarbeioer. MicoIIet ape. er er6ig
og Ter belt cipiliieret no fin npe
Dragt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-11

$. s. %otts, Ell oclfienbt st.
Saul Morto, fol0t os0 / ct S%ernbone-
trnn nrr Minot, sc. 9. &anS 2ege=
me bliper ienot fer. san er en- See
pp al @en. $. $. 5iblep.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-05-11
s. Johnien, xofalreoaft0r.
"St. Paul Tidendens Kontor, Room 46
Union Block, Cedar & Fourth Str.

For de bedste Fotografier bSr
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz.
229-231 E. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
bejde. Moderate Priser.
, 1906-11-15

j. g Dettinger passed through.
here Monday on his way to Cheyenne
where he goes to serve On the U. S.
Grand jury which met there Tuesday.
j. D. Parker and D. S. Richmond
have been summoned as petit jurors
in the same court but will not have
to appear there until the Goth.
Thomas E. Webber, the Encamp-
ment- Rambler mail contractor, who
had been down to Walcott to meet his
wife and little daughter and Mrs.
Hendricks, his wife's mother, arrived
here Sunday and the party visited at
the residence of G. M. Scribner and
E. l.. Gould. They went on up to
Encampment the same evening. Mrs.
Webber has been absent for several
months, visiting friends in Nebraska.
, 1906-11-15
In Time Of Peace

In the first months of the Russia
Japan war We had a striking exam
pie OF the necessity for preparation
and the early advantage of those who,
so to speak, ''have shingled their
roofs in dry weather" The virtue of
preparation has made history and
given to us u greatest men. The
individual as well as the nation
should be prepared for any emergen-
cy. Are you prepared to successfully
combat the first cold you take? A
cold can be cured much mole quickly
when treated as soon as it has been
contracted and b fore it has become
settled in the system. Chamberlins
Cough Remedy is famous for its
cures of colds and it should be kent
at hand ready for instant use. For
sale by Prices drug Store.
, 1906-11-15
HAPPENINGS ON THE BOW

George Wilcox is carrying mail for
the Medicine Bow tie camp this whit
er.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard and their
little daughter Ruth ars visiting
neighbors in the vally.
Miss Mable and Halle Sublet are
up from Cheyenne visiting their
mother, DR.. r. A. Sublet.
Mrs. Earnest Mead is visiting her
parents in Denver for a while. She
will return soon so the children can
go to the Widdowfield school for the
winter.
Hon. Andrew Olson has broken up
100 acres of new land which he ex-
poets to plant to oats next season.
candy" sure gets there.
Joseph Cheesbrough is busy haul
ing baled hay to Turpin creek tie
camp. Joe is "a hustler and so is his
son, who is taking care of the ranch.
Edwin Meredith, one of our prom.
iuent ranchman, has just purchased
1000 herd of sheep from Micheal
Quealy. They will be put on the
ranch which he lately purchased from
Joseph Howard.
, 1906-11-15
HANNA NEWS ITEMS

Frank Pennock was visiting in
Hanna last week.
Miss May Vaughn returned from
her trip east Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Case, who has been
visiting friends on Pass creek the past
two weeks, returned home Wednes-
day.
Frank Cunningham, who has been
here with his brother, left for Lara
mic to accept a position with Bob
Deal.
Last evening the dancing club met
to reorganise. From all reports a nice
time was enjoyed by all.
Mr.. and Mrs. Birch left here Friday
for the Red Desert, where Mr.. Birch
has a position as operator.
The Japanese of this place celebrat-
cd their Empires birthday here yes
ttrday and they 'did it up right too"
In the evening some fine Japanese
fire works were a part of the exercises.
The Hanna band did its best in the
way of music for the occasion.
1t is a we'll known medical fact that
pine resin is most effective in the
the treatment or diseases of the blad-
der and kidneys. Sufferers from
back ache and other troubles due to
faulty action of the kidneys find re-
lief in the use of Pine-ules. 81. buys
30 days treatment. Price drug store
, 1906-11-15
The Virtues of PIety,

had a cook who could not read, or
even tell the hour by the clock, but
she boiled eggs with perfect accuracy.
When asked one day: But how do
You know when they are ready, Chu.
char" she nswered with a smile
which showed all her fine teeth, Sc
nor, l boil them by the Credo."
She had been taught, like other
Mexican village girls, to patter off the
Apostles Creed. She did not know
quite well what the words a but
they just did nicely to boil eggs with,
h put the eggs in the pot lin the
coffee pot with the coffee, but that is
a mere detail) and began 10 say her
creed. At amen the Eggs were ready.
-Macmillan's Magazine,
, 1906-11-15

As a result of election of Hughes
as Governor of New York, Brad
streets had this to say:
"Greater confidence, resulting from
the election, marked advances in
wages OF railway employees, further
greatly improved collections. Large
orders, indicating heavy consumption
good business on spring account, a
continued scarcity of labor and re-
cord breaking outputs of iron and
steel, are pre.eminent features of the
week"
If this assertion did not come from
one of the oldest and most reliable
business houses in the world it might
not do to take tn much stock in it.
But it stands as the judgement of
long experience and reliable judge
ment and shows that the country be-
lieves in republican principles.
, 1906-11-15
NEW ROPE WAS COMING.
Judges Must Have Thought Hard Dur
ing That Trip.

Judges Must Have Thought Hard Dur
ing That Trip.
Senator Hoar told an incident of his
legal practice in connection with his
remarks about the dangerous condi-
ton of the old government printing
ofics.
81 am reminded" said he. "of some
thing that happened in the supreme
court of our state some years ago.
They held court at Northampton and
went over to Mount Holyoke, where
there is an elevator which takes trav-
eisrs up the side of a steep rock a
hundred or two hundred feet to avoid
the difficulty of climbing,
"The judges, as judges are apt to
be, were nearly all of them rather
oorpulent men. Six or got into
the elevator at once. They saw that
the rope that held the car in which
they ven vas very much frayed. and
they asked the manager If he did not
think 1t vas q little unsafe.
Yes the manager said, it i
wholly unsafe and likely to break
every minute, but we are going L
have a new one next Monday" -
Washington Post.
, 1906-11-15
Enjoys His HOLIDAYS,

A New Jersey dog has a most pecu.
liar habit, which is that regularly
every Sunday and holiday he fights
with some OF his canine friends. Ordi.
nary days he is the most quiet and
~peaceable dog imaginable, and would
no more think of picking a quarrel
than refusing a bone. Blu always on
Sundays and holidays that II is he
celebrates. Out he starts spelling for
a fight, tail erect and hair bristline
He never fails to find one, either,
Why he does this no one has ever
been able to find out. but there seems
to be something in the air on those
special days that excites his fighting
and he never misses an Cd.
.Dortunity.
, 1906-11-15

When Saratoga gets a railroad and
the hot springs here are properly
advertised, as they will be, this place
should become one Of the greatest
health resorts in the entire west.
The curative properties of the hot
waters is almost without limit. For
example: A young lady came to
Saratoga ten days agu on clutches,
suffering with rheumatism. She
took four or five baths and laid away
her crutches. In one week from her
arrival here she attended a ball and
danced the evening out. This is only
one of hundreds of like cases that
could be cited to prove the wonder
full powers possessed by these waters.
, 1906-11-15
Japanese viscountess.

Viscountess Hayashi. wife of the
Japanese ambassador to England, is a
very charming member of the diplo
matte circle, and both she and her
husband possess hosts of friends. She
W the quaint and pretty name Mi.
sac. On certain days during tn. sea.
son the japanese legation in Grosve.
nor Gardens sees an influx of Japa.
s visitors, who are entertained af-
ter the fashion of the far East with
cake and native dishes, and
Japanese tea. Viscountess Hayashi is
an exceedingly cultivated oma
who shares her husbands love of
England. The Japanese ambassador
was. indeed. educated in England, and
Is a d c. L. of Oxford university.