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Phillips CONGREGATIONAL. T1fth south
Unitarian.
Eirsf Initarinn 1as

First Unitarian 1873 Second East
street, Rev. Frank Fay Eddy, pastor
Services In Unity hail. morning SER
vice at IL. sermon by the pastor on
Christ in Life" Christmas music by
Unity quartet; solo by Mrs. Browning
Sunday school at 1915 p. m; Holiday
entertainment OF the Sunday school
will be held Jan. 3,
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state OF Ohio, City OF Toledo. Lucas
County. ss
Frank ]. cheney makes oath that b.,
II senior partner 81 the firm OF r.
Cheney & Co.. doing business IN the CT,
OF Toledo, County and State aforesaid
and that said flrm will pay the sum OF
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for each an,
every case OF Catarrh that cannot he cur.
ed By the use OF Halls Catarrh cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY
Sworn 10 before me and subscribed in
my presence, this 6th day OF December
cSean A. W. GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system, Send for testi-
monials free. -
Toledo. ohio.
Sold By all Druggists. &c
Take Halls Family Pills for constpa'
ton.
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Central Christian Church.

Central Christian. Third East and
Fourth South: William Ross Lloyd,
pastor-Commun at IL a. m No
preaching; Sunday school, GAS a. M;
Sunday school Christmas exercises will
be given at the evening service, 7:45,
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Church notites.

Special services OF the Church OF
Jesus Christ OF Latter-day Saints viii
be held In the Tabernacle at p. m
tomorrow. Sunday. Sunday school at 10
a, m. and meetings in the city ward
assembly rooms and adjacent wards as
ollows:
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CONGREGATIONAL.

First Congregational. corner Of
Fourth East and First South streets,
Elmer l. Goshen. pastor--Morning SER
vices at a. m, sermon by the pas
tor.
Phillips congregational. Fifth South
and Seventh East, Rev. p. A. Simpkin
pastor-Christmas services tomorrow
at IL and 7;i5 O'Clock. sermons by the
pastor. morning, "rhe Christie Child
and the Age" evening, THE Personal
Message Of Christmas" Sunday school
at 1915; Christian Endeavor at $50,
special Christmas music at each SER
vice. A cordial welcome to all wor-
shippers.
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GRANITE STAKE.
Other CHURCHES.

Services will be held in the various
non-Mormon churches tomorrow as
follows
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i, Muller

Would be an appropriate gift. and II
YOU want what II right. we have e.
BROWN, TERRY & WOODRUFF co.
t66 Main Street
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Xmas money loaned on your salary.
Easy payments. Cherry. 4OI ID. +.
Walker Bldg.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine Tab.
lets. Druggists refund money II II fails
TO cure +. w GROVES signature IL
on each box. 25c.
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EVENING.
A full Cruickshank service.
Musical director, Mr.. j. Brines orr
ganist, John Berkhoel.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.
At II n. M
Organ voluntary .........,...,.,...
DoXology, Praise God from whom
all blessings now" ....,.."....
invocation 49,, ...,...,.,....',...
sanctus. Holy, Holy, Holy. Heber
Hymn, 2l5, 'Hark, the Herald An
gels Sing" .....,... .Mendelssohn
scriptures, Luke XII: 20. ...,,..
. holnted, ........,,..,.. -. Bracket
morning prayer. ..,.....,.,,..,,,,,.
response by the .Choir
announcements .,,,..,..,...'..,'.'s
Vnertory OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
anthem, "Hark. Hank My Soul 49,.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Shelley
Sermon, "The Significance OF the
Nativity" Rev. d. A. Brown. pastor
anthem, How Lovely are the Mes
sengers," from "St. Paul" ..,...
.'...,,,,.......,...,.. Mendelssohn
Sneuhcuon ,.,.'..
organ postlude OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
At 1880 .. m.--
ursan voluntary observation-disclosures.
flynn, No. 25e, Joy to the World"
>, '.....r.............,. Mason
lynn, No 2So, angels Rejoice.
>, ",.........,.......... Bradbury
SSNehing prayer ,.,,......,..,...,,..
,ssponse by the ......,..,,.....,t.Ch Choir
anthem, Sing o Heavens" Manney
announcements ..........,..r..,,..
Jnertory
soprano solo. ,... Mrs. Fred Is, Jones
sermon, THE JOY IN the Coming OF
Christi Rev. ID. A. Brown. pastor
anthem, King all Glorious. Barnby
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HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS
Via D. & r. O. Dec. "a, IS, 81,
Jan 1.

one single fare for the round trip
between any two points within the
state Of Utah only. Final limit re-
turning January 7th. The Rio Grande
goes everywhere in Utah,
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The Greatest Art In Furs
This season today at Mehesy's, knuts-
ford,
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EASY PAYMENTS and written
guarantee on all graphophones. COL
umbia Photograph Co, 327 South Main.
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NoYAi eAylSo POWDER CO., NEW yoe,
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First Presbyterian, northeast corner
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-07-07
Commission Will Relieve Congestion

Briefly the case is, that the Mcdowell
Crate & Lumber Co. ordered cars
from the 8. A. L. and kept q copy Of
the order containing specifications Of
the number Of cars wanted and the
time when wanted and sent q copy OF
this order to the Commission. The
Commission issued an order to the
s. A. L. Ry Co. to appear before it
July End and show cause why 1t
should not be fined for failure to per-
form the duties Of q common carrier.
Mr.. Mcdowell. Of the Mcdowell Crate
4 Lumber Co., appeared before the
Commission last Monday and submit.
ted copies Of his order and his books
In which he kept record Of his ship
ments. He showed that the railroad
company had failed to deliver cars
applied Tor.
Former Chief Justice Raney an
peared for the railroad company. ana
Attorney General Ellis represented
the Commission at the hearing. Judge
Raney contended that the failure to
deliver the cars within the time speci-
fed constituted the alleged offense OF
the railroad company, and that inves-
LEGATIONS Of this failure should be con
fined within the dates named, which
were the 4th to the 18th OF June In
elusive. Attorney General Ellis quot
ed the decision OF the Supreme Court
In support Of his contention that the
Commission COULD 30 beyond the
dates mentioned. Judge Raney IN his
turn quoted 4 decision Of the Suure,nt
Court IN support Ot his contention
4 that the inquiry could NOT 20 beyond
the dates specified.
It might be well Just here to men
ton that II any one Is obsessed witt
h the idea that the Railroad Conmis
sion Is . court, that person should
have been present q. the hearing las
Monday and he would have beer
promptly and completely relieved d
this Qheeesi0ns There was NO sem
blance a this hearing, OF d iudicia
: nro1z tl'nx IndE6 Raney had IN
!. oIke on az llia and MI. ELI
I'c7|&<3 D lind. hen be 1uaF
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-07-07

Since the publication Of the story
Al THM SUN week before last OF the
congcsted condition OF the terminal
freight yards In Jacksonville corrobo-
rative evidence Of the facts set forth
Ia that story have been coming In to
us from all over the state. no illus
trate this, q letter from r.. d. Drys-
dale Lumber Co. Jacksonville, Fla,
Il printed.
n. d. Drysdale Lumber Company.
Dealer IN
Rough and Dressed Lumber Of all
Kinds.
Jacksonville. Fla, June ~, 1905.
Railroad commissioners.
Tallahassee. Fla.
Oepslemen;
ON May the 9Th. Brinkley q Baiues
shipped az from Gainesville. Fla. car
q. r. a st. n 25l72 and on May 10th.
Mexican Lumber Co. shipped US 8. A.
Il. 1876 from Martel. Fla, both OF
those cars being routed over the A. Q.
u They arrived here about May
18th. but as we we're not notified Of
their arrival until several days after
they had reached here we were una.
BILE to locate them. However. on
june end we finally located them. AZ
being In the A. @. i. yards and on
that day we ordered them 70 be deliv'
cred TO the ST. Johns River Terminal
90. On June End we sent them
check for the freight and have theiI
Eecelpted freight bills here in our Of
lice. We have been. Mp TO the present
ohy. unable 70 get the A. @. L. to de
liver these cars to the ST. Johns Riv
81 Terminal Co. for US. and we arr
writing you 10 ask II there is no
some way TO compel these people 4
give Us our cars. They have beef
shippod 40 days and we assure yol
,hnt We have done n all our power 4
500 them delivered % US.
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-07-07

We are going to send you freight
bills for demurrage against the A. G.
i. as soon as we can get. the cars,
and II you can help us out we will
appreciate It.
Hoping to hear from you. we are
Yours very truly.
r. H. Drysdale Lumber Co.
This letter. addressed to the Rail-
road Commissioner was received by
them June 2Sth A copy OF the letter
was sent to THE SUN the same date
In this particular case the relief has
been speedy. June 2Sth the Railroad
Commission wired Mr.. Ford, Superin-
tendent Of the A. G, l., to deliver the
cars mentioned in the letter Of the
-Drysdale Lumber Co.. to the st. Johns
River Terminal Co.. and advised by
letter the Drysdale Lumber Co. that
the telegram had been sent. July
End Superintendent Ford sent a tele-
gram to Secretary Dunn, informing
him that one OF the cars had been de-
livered and that no order had been re-
ceived for the delivery Of the other
car.
II can be seen by the results In this
case that an appeal to the Railroad
Commission WILL BRING RELIEF
(. to the distressed shippers.
In the case OF the complaint by the
Stringfellow q Doty Co. OF Jackson
vile the action OF the Commission
brought relief to that company
But special case. INVOLVING
THE WHOLE POINT as to whether
the business Of the state may be
paraIyzed by the failure Of the Rail-
road companies to provide proper
facilities for handling the public
business was argued before the Com
mission July End. This waa the cane
Of the Mcdowell Crate q fnnber ca.
Of Oak. Fla. which WA kIx6n 4,
length In THE SUN two &3tks kb
The sun. (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1905-1908, 1906-07-07

head Of Commissioner Morgan. who
acted as Chairman; and the Commits
sioner, not being ayerse to this kind
OF play. had his gibe ready for the
Judge,
J. M. Shea was sworn. He said
that he was superintendent of the
Sixth Division Of the Seaboard Air
Line. In answer to questions from
counsel on both sides Mr.. Shea said:
The congestion Of the business in
Jacksonville freight yards and termi
mails Is very bad. II Is due, in my
opinion to the brokers, who do not
provide SUFFICIENT tonnage to move the
lumber after 1t Is placed on the docks
for vessel delivery. Since last April
there has been no room on the jack
sonville docks for the storing of lum-
Der. In the month OF June 24,OOOOOo
feet Of lumber were shipped and
there Is now ON the docks at Jackson
vile UPWARDS OF 100000 FEET.
! have had thirty years experience IN
railroading and this is the WORST
CONDITION I HAVE EVER SEEN
II Is not the falIt of the railroads.
but 1t Is the fault Of the lumber brok-
ers and the relief Is In their hands
These men have advanced money 10
mill men and are naturally anx-
ious to get their money back, so they
are constantly urging the mill men 10 .,
make shipments of lumber. The mill
men respond to this demand and cars
furnisheU by the railroad companies
are sent to Jacksonville without re-
gard to whether there Is place TO
unload them or not. AS result OF
this the cars are obliged to remain on
the tracks loaded because there are
no docks on which to unload them.
The new dock built by the "A. 9. L. u
Talleyrand Is badly crowded. There
Is no room on the large docks owned
by the st. Johns Terminal Co. Inc
Seaboard docks are crowded. Tne
Seaboard has ordered 1000 cars lol
It's entire system and this division
will get ita share. They will be
gin to arrive in fifteen to thirty
days. In the meantime we hay'
tried to give each min man z ~
propQgflpn. We are now building 4
miles y tracks lust outside q Jack
stlnusd NJ pa8s sopEsssp|)
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p6iGppiner= go(ofousn
sfriaTast at seaatst.

Sen 9ppoiitton, iom s@egierinoel,
bar at fGmpe me6 / Gorbunnsienatet
og ION napnlig reprGfenteres al aa=
pttalmagtens Eienare, table iom oln-
ta1t fiolte lge beo ct al bets MeoIcm=
mers nfIoge 9aftif ct nietigt Stag
ibeb, at 9epburn-8illen bleb ienbt ira
&omit6en til Senatet til Beban6ling
% epentueI Nebtagelie i famine
5orm, fom quiet bab6e pebtaget Sen.
Sioite l1ge banbt miolertio famine
H0ppoiition ct an6et 5lag, ON enb
of nogen mi116re 8etp6ning, ibet ben
&omite, Der ifuI6e bebanole bet al
REPRESENTATIONS SIutni1gen al
SSa,,,,ar beotogne 6oriIag ON Ger
tolo for HbiItppi11elrne, ben Ianfolote
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sas

Berlin loraa SONG ii
otopfpIo pragfTssers atife 81
"a 81 a bar q paret 9, e
sWlr,1b, Der bar beitetnt e 0.:,ife
NoroEesDigeres NoIitif. 1l1roer Cos
fan,pen tog bun Nffffeo rn Nroieltltas
bet % sDar oereiter gentag1te @ange
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES &auoioat he's
9anooogSDolget srite goIgtrcos.
.Me1 % aa11lpe1t par l,ofan1p4. %
@roteititaoet opeiiDet, traaote ban for
at frenrme gniebeoen tiIbage toc gu.
itap Sobannien, ION oerefter blep
Dalgt poa bans iarIige Mnbefalirg.
IS IS set tetznatio,1ale Mrbeioe Ear g:
sfau ligeIeoes taget fre,nragenoe
Del. 9an bar Meoiffter af Sprsg.
foreningen %, bar nj ! e1 fpart SUIT
brebaar Daret Meolem al gelgerfor-
eningen, ! bbts 8eitprelie ban liee.
Ieoes bar baft gpoe fioen Sorrento
gems Sprettelie. gan bar pirfet ib-
rigt for DpretteIien % BenbtteIim q
ugfterifoler for sen norolespigite
l1ngoom", u6fol6e1 en- meget 1,oitraft
8irfiombeo iom 5oreoragsboloer,
iarlig &%sngeriget, og Dpret Weo-
rogiper at G%iosifriftet r5snoeripo-
ffe Marbeger", iiben set uolenote fit
fprite &aIpbin6 i 1889.
Yeter Sfan. bar mango 8enner.
Sons parme &ierte % pinoenoe Ser
ionligbe6, bang 1tore E%aaliombeb
ODER for nnoerlebes tGnfenoe, bars
Rgte 5riiino ODER for %llngoolnmen %
frem for alt bans utrntteltge Mrbei=
De og ilbfuloe 8eeejItring, bpor oct
gpl6er ben oanife Sag, fenbes og
ifattes blot % brebt.
= NENlH.4U ~ ZrL "~RF++-" EH tL#s
6or ii Mar iiben, oa s.. 5fal, BAT
balpfieroiinostDpe Mar, feireoe bans
@enner Dagen meo en- Set / Sa6erS
leb, bpor Be opcrratte ham ct imuft
Selbbriffeborn meo en- barmtfelt
3af for bans trofalte %. opofrenoe
~ -
Mrbeioe for Dnnitbe6en / Noroles.
big. &an ito6 ben Gong en0nu / fin
fuloe Manooomsfraft. 9l1 er Sub,
ben f%iriinostppe Mar. @ans Gang er
neppe iaa let, bans &ol6ning life
f1l6t iaa rant Tom for; men bans
Moo er lige iaa ,,net, bans &aab Iise
iaa LIFT, iom set oltio bar paret;
lipsfriif og arbei6sbpgtia forbes ban
en6nu blan6t os, oe iaule6es baaber
ri at ie BAN e1t6nll / mange Mar Der
/ NorbTeSbig, naar gooe 6anlfe
Mano iamles for at raa6l1oa ON
Dnnffbeoens Sorn.
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oeR Nolte rs fO,tln,, 81.
oeu,lge Deiilliorrrer rem en
ofientlige Eribuue, Ioul bor arDet BE-
rcs lGor1l.lier fro GorGlorsre, ion,
life gioer gaa ino 6orretning for al
tiene lere Nenge, men ION naa babe
noget at fororipe aioen ND. S Mau=
gel' al noger anben 8effjGftigclie
Ilaor Be iig iaa oper 5atnfunosre-
form, faloer fig 5oeialiiter % pil
iillOe llobeis til at lpie SC 8robIcrner,
ION nisie %arbeioer mcb. Sc tan bel
,,nr,r,ait u,bringe5 unber &ategorier
5galon MabifaIere, men st CT lptfe-
bcs Dem / DC ii6ite Gage at tiloragt
liz cnoeI Gpmrrflombcb peo It Me-
&c, sc baobe id11matfalot 9SsT
PORT, til brilfet Sc bap6e for,uaaet
Epglr uf Soeiali5n1cns mere frcmro=
eel1ec 2cbcre at inofin0e fig. Ser
sit oct lbs for Mlbor n1e6 Sbeoricr.
% 2l,ften bar ligefrem ipanger mel
&l1blie Smneribip, Single 9ar, re11
85ocialis,nc, SociaI settlements, N,t=
% Mnti= &apitaliSmc, reorgn=
niieret &cM16lifantsme og @lto peo
bpao. Ger bar mart life Sen M1=
lfl,elie i1oen McformbeDGgelie1L Io11
iff,, bapoc ii,1c Talsmrno paa bette
Mpoe, oa ollie ipgte efter beblte Gpne
ct ifpoe Set 6aftum 8aggnnoen, at
Set bar MillionGrer, Ser bap0c ianl-
menfalot Meoet. Meen Minltatet
hlep Set famine - chi Jialfo. Nuor
&apitalilter 90 5ocialiiter ifal aaa
paa &oao ian,'nen % frembrinac &e-
form, ioa 6lipcr Set JONI l,aar Slo og
&uno lfal iorenes: Scr biper life
anoet eno Mpa % CAMP l,6 al set,
inaleoc: oaloa Der. On al Mi1lionar-
Soeialilter,,e iremlatte oe,l. originate
at Splm1luiiQ aaapito1 lite
truo, Ma5icrnes &ettighcoer
6soocr, oa Ell al Be t%iliteoepr-
rcnbe life Millipnrr 5ociolilter op=
Unite, at Set bar nctop bDab ban e11<
ifeoe, oo ban Inn baooe $50 ngcnlia
at lepe al % gier1,e pil0e babe at Di=
s. bpor Sprarbeioerne ifl.loc goa Der,
for at faa ~lql,are 9eal". Dermeo
enhtc Torhanolingerne, og mar, ltoo
effurot, hpor MAJ, bobbe beepnbt.
Set CT nlrppe fra @illinnRrernc, at
2s5ninacn al set ioetale Broblem
ifnl fol1u11e.
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Entered at the Post Office at St. Paul
Ninn., as second class matchmaker.
Gonif Mmerifnnf g e I:
fob.

Scn mcooeIt liOlte llge CT CAN'T
amerlfanlf Seilfab III, organilcret,
Det Get bar calgt permanent Yeltp=
z>lIa % Dor pprettet Ct &ontor, Dppr=
fra ollie 5eIlfabets 1orretl1i1gsanlig=
aerlocr lfnl beiBrgcs n1Oer Sorret=
nin%gslprsrens 2e6clle. &pntorcts
ASrssle II 81 Clifton Size, Gbicago.
en- |crelpbia Girfeplalt bar ligeleocs
Selifabet %uoorbeioet. Sen goar l,b
paa at in0bpoe bonlfc SoIcre Ill at
boise oplylen0. % belGre,tOe Sore
aras / oaulf ameritanlte &re6ie fpr
actte Nurs Slutning, ncnllig eli
2albbrl1gspfonp11l, en- Statspfonom
% en- folfelig 6oriatter, !gnopiocre
at r~eierp,re ct tilitraffeligt M,1tol
Eloclcr paa ct al 5fanoinapir,
Anerifa 2iniens Stibe for Geltaaere
i eli UGllestur til Gan1l1ort / Slut
mEgc,1o Al Moj Moane0 1907. Com
Ell @egpnoelle til lS%oreuingens &irtc
nsaa bette Iioe5 at bore uteget for
tieu|tfuIoe 6ormaal, og set mau bau=
BEG, at efterbaanoeu iom arafterne
botisr, oil Spgaperre Blue itprre %
mere betp0ningsfuloe for a%anocligt
og materielt Sannbirfe mcilem
2anbsmnno paa begge Si6er 6apet.
Ser CT 8ersringspunfter NOT, st
giulocr blot ON. at faa 6orbinoelicrl
mblebet paa rette Maooe, og / BEN
Metlling fan ct organiieret -Selifab
nseb list &upital til &aaoigheo ielp=
felqelia u0rette langt mere enc Gu
felt,nuno.
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IoltepaIgte 5orbunos
enatorcr

II atorcr.
1orblm0sienatet bier Jig mere oa
mere at bore ct lpopnlnrt &ammer.
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me %. at mooarbei0e Iolfds lanbs
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lloui, Ell gonifc nat1,rlig 5elge Of,
at Oct life pglges birefte al Solicit,
men AT oettcs Wuolenomge, yog. Sc
oisie / Sc fGrreite Silfpl0e or inltr,l-
ercoe al 8Glgerne eller arbeioer I'm.
ser beltenlte Jorpligteli CT mes @en=
inn til Balg al 5enatorer, bliper Scr
ber ct frugtbart Self for 5nri,,ter=
eSlernes Mariplllationer. &rapet ON
oirefte &alg al Sorb,tnosienatorer
fommer ocrfor mere og n1;re / Gor=
grl1noen, o. Set tpr bel anlees for
toibliomt, ON set nil lpffes at fac
in0fprt ct 5crat, Ser pil fulot III
aoa 2anoetS % 5olfets sgrinbc, fpr
Sc oirefte Golg CT en- faltlloaet
Strengthening. Ior at opnoo oette
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ti0 til Ell bis @roo rplto Snmi 1,no5=
legcrnet. S flere al 5poitaterne bar
man oog fuuoet eli l16pei til at ains
Be alminoelige GGlgere mere Snoflp=
belle paa &alget al Dorbrmosienato=
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tlonen al, Dem for &rlgarnc pe6 81
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Meolem11er al 2egislatnrerne faar
pou oenne Maabe en- l1btolelie fra
&Glgerne at ltgtte Jig til, noar Sc
%notorpalget folnn1er op, og libt efter
liot bill De lGre at bpje Jig for bette
u0trpf for 1%olfepilien. S flere al
Stdtcrne CT Set lpffeDss paa berne
Mauoe at faa palgt 5enotorer, Scr
baiOe Glertollet for Zig, iaale0es i
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ilaoet fell, men set ter BOG pentes, at
Sib efter a11ben piloe en- Mon1inotion
al benne Mrt faa Ell o%fgiprs,tbe Sno-
flpOelie Metning at at fnlbfomn,e
@rlgernes 2nffe. Get nGite Spprgs=
maal bliper ba, ON Sc laalebes pulg=
-te 5enatorr i bgjere @ro6 bloc pa=
,rctaae Solfets S,ttereSier ems Sc, ser
polgtes efter set gamle Spitem, Seer
re cno 6isie fan Sc / bnert 6aIb life
bIibe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-09
Uiroar.
Siens fra arissifaeplaoien!

Sra ct. 9~etersborg fripcrs en-
aorrelponbent::
Gen rllS1iife Scr bplger titbage
ira 9itaiien vmurIebercr" fan
man nGppe fal6e oct. 9bi fprlt
og fremmeit tilbagelegges DC ubpre
StrGfninger ~puiertIigit pr. Sernbnne,
og oesuben gaar @ientreiien al6eles
plarleit for fig; fun ganfe faa Mr=
mftorps beroer tilbage fom ct iluttet
,9ele.
lDcn Yul1fer og Irompeter 6roger
Snren bient. 5elp 8luoene bar in=
tet at fortrlle ON Groppernes 3il-
ltano; mon bar nof at gipre meo Me-
pollution % 8algprgpl. Sum Sc @aa-
rgrel1oe faar Sons ON &jenfom1ten,og
Set / &eglen flr1 cit ltgestio fer oe<
res &inres Mnfomit. Web oen lom=
NE 2lgegploigbeo, bporme0 Somfnn-
oct laa Sol0aterne bragg ub / Gri=
gen, mo6tages oe mi otter lnnBc
Maaneoer 5aDn pg 2ibelicr / set
fiprne Elten. l10en 8aufcr og 3ron,=
peter!
Sg bnorleos goar life De fle|te:
@iemreiie for fig? @jen,,em @gne,
6por Sprersl,,cn Hammer, ipm +.
Cts. NGrbeom al Srt1,tif % @rus-
noiarif - ,uoer ita0ige golosgier=
ninger % Blpnoringer pnIter Mos=
ierne tilbage. Soo TOM tilmeo Jeru=
boneitrejfen % forpgeoe 6orpirri11z
gen. Sor at berolige Sc %misfornpje=
Sc befjenotgioroe 9incpitieb, at Sern-
boneitrejfen bar Mariag til al Glen=
oigbeo, men bette bapoe f11n til Sgt
&C. at Solicit ifpo ollie Sc SSernbone-
Gmbeosm9lo, Sc traf pau, latte Jig i
gel1ooelle al 5ogene % hcgab Jig pnu
Sci paa cgen @aalo. gammenltpo
% andre ulpfter bprtc til 9agens
9roen ct Har Tigers Iio.
&ele bette @irbor bar fpraoriaget,
at Sen iibiriifc @one erbnl, life paa
langt nGr er / gtano til at prpftere
bet Mrbejoe, iom sen ifnloe ftnne.
Reperi, Moro eg lt0pfpn6ring fore
fonttner oaglig, iaapel pes gtationer
lom | ielbe Soge1e. Set Ell betegne11-
De, at Be bjembenoenbc Golbater faar
20 aopefer pr. Sag for ct Eibsrnm
al 40 Sage. 9erefter %befDr1rer fife
en- 5iGl Jig mere ON Sem. Sc ii
Ml1bler, DC erboloer, bliper / &eglen
ltrafs omiatte / 8r9noebin, men Set
te 8eleb er isbrigt paa @rnnb af Sc
bile Brifer paa 2ebnetsmioIer, al6e-
leg latilitrRffeligt, % oesu6en Darer
3ejien alti6 betp6elig mere eno 40
Gage. Man fan onliffe unores oper,
at oisie' foril,ltne % forraoep@o Is
b%aterboroer ieIptager, blob Sessiffe
bar Raao til at fiebe.s i
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-03-09
BAADE FODE OG MEDICIN

vi vii helst ka1de Scott's
Emulsion en- Fode Medicin.
Dette Udtryk betegner pas
sende vor Emulsions Karakter
og Virkning. Mere end en- Me-
sdicin, mere end ct Fddemiddel,
og dog forbinder den begges
vasentlige Principper. At den
ne Grund har Scott's Emulsion
en- saerlig Verdi ale Sygdo1n-
me, der medforer Hentnring.
Der er intet bedre Middrl mod,
BesvFr1igheder we'd ufuldkom-
men UNWILLING og svagt Hell
bred hos Born. SCOTS Emul-
sions Virkning er lige saa effek-
ivvedBehandling afSvakkelse
og HentRring hos Voksne.
scorr5. novrr eP..,,s+ street. Me- yort 4