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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-21
MINING COMPANY
Formed in Vinita to Operate in the
Lead and Zinc Fitlds
Special to the World.

Special to the World.
Ninita, Okla, July q. a new min
ing company has been formed, chief
ly by Vinita capitalists, to operate in
the lead and zine fields. 1t Is known
rs the Vinita mining company, and is
incorporated under the laws of Mis-
souri, for $4,000 The officers are
President, S. W. Kiser, a Saltwater
'anker; vice-presilent, Charles f.
Lanham, Vinita; secretary,C. X. Com
ley, Vinita; treasurer, c. c. Roberts,
Vinita. The board cf directors is
composed of the above named officers
and A. A. Buxton, Warren Buxton and
I'd. Buxton, all of Joplin, Charles b.
Rogers and J.. X. McGuihn of Ninita,
z. d. Lahman of Saltwater.
The company's property is located
near Sturgeon, Mo. The corporation
owns fifteen acres there in the heart
f the jack belt. The Log Cabin mine
is included in this proerty. Ii is very
rich and has been paying good divi-
lends for some time. Tenew comp
my will extend operations. sink new
shafts, and make many improvements.
Fifteen thousand of te capital tock
has been paid in, giving the company
ample funds for all improvements
Not long since all Ninita's attention
was concentrated on oil fields. Now.
however, those who have been success
ful oil operators are looking to lead
and zinc, the prices of which are high
er than ever in history, with the de-
mand steadily increasing.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-21
Lady Cnrzon, the Deceased
Countess, Had dBriniantCareer

regal honors in India, the mystery IS
explained when ! assure you she was
literally trained for society by a lady
of royal birth.
"Instead of putting their eldest
and Mr.. Letters favorite daughter
at a finishing school, Lady Curzon s
parents secured as her tutoress Frau
lien Elise Won Rotch Moewis, who
comes Of tie royal Prussian house,
and lived all her youth in palaces.
From such a governess Lady Curzon
learned the sort Of lore that has
helped perhaps more than anything
else to make her welcome at Buck
ingham palace and Queen Victoria
one of her stanchest friends. No
duchess ever came to court better
equipped than Lady Curzon to make
her way successfully, and though she
she is in no sense a learned lady, she
has all the accomplishments neces-
sary in brilliant society, while, Of
course, her looks serve as a powerful
lever in her favor.
"Not one of her pictures does her
justice, because they fail to show
her coloring, her faultess hands and
the poise of her lovely head. She is
slim and tall, a full five feet seven
inches, blue eyed, brown haired and
like a sensible woman, she gives lots
of attention to clothes. In Washing
ton the other women frankly adj
mitted and accepted her as the mir
rOr of fashions, and | remember that
the night after she appeared at a
ball with her hair parted and dla-
mond star low on her forehead, dia-
mond headlights and parted crowns
were absolutely universal in the cap
ital for the rest Of the season.
"After establishing herself So
cially in Washington, when Miss
Letter appeared in New York even
women of the smartest society we
have in America, and certainly the
most luxuriously costumed creatures
in the world, opened their eyes very
at the new bellies toilets.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-21

There is much more to write of this.
| have just stated. In my opinoin
such as settled Oklahoma is today,
the Indian Territory part is much
richer. 1t has more resources, agri-
culture and coal, oil, gas, rivers that
will give water rates of freight and
all the advantages of these elements
n combination.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-21

Are you using Polar Bear Flouri 7
# not, why mott
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-21

Mowbray Realty company, Relia-
BILE Dealers in Real Estate.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-21

The miners are up in arms and
there are some ugly threats being
uttered tonight, some believing they
will 90 to Weleetka and try and
hang and burn him.
Rumors reached this city early
this morning that the miners of
Henryetta had organized to get the
negro and that blood had been shed
in the effort. No confirmation was
obtained owing to wire trouble in
Indian Territory, following heavy
storms.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-21

Headaches that the most powerful
drugs fail to relieve may be com
pletely cured by osteopathy. The
cause is removed, whether it be III the
neck, stomach or pelvic region. The
Drs. Pleak may be consulted free at
their Office. 315 s. Elwood ave.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-21
WAS REAL HOT SCOTCH.
Blazing Whiskey in Streets of Dundee
Scotland-Loss, S1,125, 900.

Dundee, Scotland. July 20.-Fire
tonight, in the bonded warehouse of
James Watson & Co., the largest dis
Tiers in Scotland, did s1,125,OOO dam
whiskey ran into the streets.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-21

WANTED-25 experienced sales
ladies and 10 cash 9iiI, TO help nr
next week in our sale. Appley to
Mr.. Reane in cur store Il. o TO 10 a,
m., Saturday the 3l't
It eane-Vandiver D, G. CO.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-21
When your collar button melts and
runs down your neck, invest cents
in bottle of Jersey Cream. Bottled

DR.. j. w. Deshon, the homeopathic
physician, has moved his residence
from 3l4 Detroit street TO 704 Boston,
Tie telephone number l. tie same,
No. 37S. 7-lo-3t
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-21
Engineer Killed in Hutchinson.

Topeka, Kas., July 2O.-The Santa
Fe passenger train No. 3, east bound
limited collided with a freight engine
in the yards at Hutchison, Kansas,
this afternoon. Engineer Chalfant of
the freight engine was perhaps fatal
~ injured. His home is in Kinsley,
Kansas. There were no other serious
injuries.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-21

The best coffee in the city is made
at the Coffee Kitchen, /
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-03-01
First Published February 22nd, 1905.
PUBLICATION NOTICE

State of Kansas to the following named
persons. IL living, or II dead, then to the un
known heirs, devisees, administrators, ex.
ecutors and trustees OF such persons, and
each OF them, t0-wit: Edward ID. Robbins
and Mrs. Edward D. Robbins, his wife,
greeting:
You and each OF you Will take notice that
you have been sued In The District Court of
Ford County, Kansas, by Daniel Fisher, as
plaintiff. and that unless you answer the
petition filed In said suit by said plaintiff, on
or before the 9th day OF April, 1876, said petit.
tiOn will be taken as true and q judgement
will be rendered against you ana each of
you accordingly quieting' and confirming
plaintiffs title and possession In and to the
following described real estate, to wit the
west half Of the southwest quarter of section
nine l9),township twentyniDe (29) south,
range twentyone l2l) westof the 9TH M. In
Ford County, Kansas, and said Judgement
will bar and fOrecl0se you and each II you OF
and from any and all right, title or interest
that you or any Of you may have or claim to
have In and to said real estate or any part
thereof
Witness my hand and the ofIicial seal on
the above named Court this 2lst day OF Feb
ruary, 1905.
SEAL H. II. WELLS,
!. euTToH &s0ATRs,
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-03-01
First Published February 22nd, 1905.
PUBLICATION SUMMONS.

In The District Court OF Ford County, Kansas
Case No "A o
James A, Utterbaek, Plaintiff
VS..
Charles Il. Richmond. Mrs. Charles L. Rich
mOnd his WIFE whose christian name ~ I'M
known to plaintiff, If living, il not living,
then upon the unknown heirs. devisees. att
mlnistratOfs. executors and tfusters of said
defendants or either OF them, Defendants.
The state 0f X ,nsas to Charles h. Rich
mond Mrs. Charles n. Richmond, his wife,
whose christ an name j. unknown to plaintiff
II living, or II dead, then the unknow heirs,
devIsets, administrators, executors and
trustees OF said defendants and each of them,
greeting:
You and each of you will take notice that
you have be, II sued In the District COurt of
Ford County Kansas, by James A. UiterDack
as plaintfj and that unlts. you answer or
otherwise plead to said petition filed In said
suit BY the said plaintiff on or before the 81
day Of April A. D., 1905 said petition will be
taken as true and n Judgement rendered
against you and each of you accordingly
qnieting and confirming plaintiffs title aud
Possession In and 10 the following described
lands located In Ford County and state OF
Ransa- to-wit: The north east quarter
(NEA) of the north east quarter (NEA) of
section thlrty-one (3l) ana the east half (EI5)
Of the south east quarter SEQ OF section
thirty 30 and the north west quarter (NWAl
OF the south west quarter (SM ~ OF section
twenty nine (29) ali in township twenty nine
f29), south. OF range twenty five (26) west
OF the 9th p. NJ, in Kansas, and said
Judgement will bar and forrclose you and
enjoin you from setting up any title or claim
or In any manner distui bling possession OF
the plaintiff and from claiming any interest
In or right or title to said lands or any part
or parts thereof
Witness my hand and the official seal of
the above named Court, this 2lst day of Feb.
ruary A. D., 1906.
SEAL H. H. WELLS,
Clerk Of the District Court,
OF Ford County, Kansas,
JIM. KIRKPATRICK.
Attorney for Plaintiff.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-03-01
Death Rate Decreasing.

The 1900 census shows decrease OF
10 per. cent In The general death rate.
The decline 10 Consumption ID more
marked than any other disease. Many
causes are attributed, but 1t 10 safe TO
say that Or. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds Is re-
sponslble for this decline, to q large
extent. Many life bas been saved by
IL use. There Is nothing anywhere
just a. good for Lung and Throat
troubles. It's positively guaranteed
BY Rath y cambridge, DruggIsta.
Price 300 and LOO. Trial bottles Tres.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-03-01
tFirst Published February %, 1867
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO PURCHASE
SCHOOL LAND

The undersigned hereby gives notice that
he will, on the 9th day of March 1905,
make an application TO the Probate Court OF
Ford County, Kansas, to purchase the follow
organized County Of Ford, Kansas, viz: the
NE quarter OF section IS, township 2b. range
49,
He names the following persons to prove
his settlement, continuous residence, and
improvements, viz. A Mullendore residence
Dodge City, and Fred Kissel residence Dodge
City.
Done at dodge City, County OF Ford, Kan
sas, this Goth day OF Feb. 1906
A. 70. SToNEHoUsB, Petitioner
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-03-01

Mrs. r. A. Manda 10 very sick this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cbas. Swords returned
Monday, from Kinsley.
Mrs. Frank Painter Of Dodge City Is
visiting friends In Newton.
VIII Torlipe Of Windhorst, was q
business visitor IN Town yeste day.
Pianos, Organs IN all kinds Of music.
al goods.-P. II. YOUNG Music house.
Walter Evans has taken a position 10
the furnishing department ut York.Key's.
W n. French OF Hutchinson has
= position ~ nivht clerk at The Harvey
House.
Pete Bnrgland has decided to turn
farmer again and will live on his Duck
Creek place.
Mis-. Lottie Htubbs who spsntt the winter
10 California arrived homo yesterday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Evans, Jv. ere
the parents Of an eight pound girl. born
Sunday afternoon.
FoH SALs-ChoIos quarters and SEQ
tioms, Hamilton county land. Also bot
tom farm. q r SHAxyysR.
Just Received, At Millinery & Variety
store, a Que line Of Ladies' and Childrens
street hats Come In and see thsm.
Frank MandA will build . new home
this year. Il will be located upon lots
near Cash waring on Railroad avenue,
James N. Farland who works at the
round house received a serious injury on
the head while cleaning an engine
yesterday.
e J. Marsh, Of the Santa Fe dispachers'
Office, has returned from Illinois, where
he was called by the sickness and death
Of his mother.
Earl Shook, who was employed in the
Santa Fe offices here at one time, passed
through Dodge City, sunday night on
bis way to California.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Corey started
Tuesday night for California where they
will be gone several weeks visiting
different points of interest.
Grant Hale of the Santa Fe special
service and Clarence Simpson, Wells
Fargo auditor went to small town last
week at the request of the local agent to
investigate the disappearance of money
taken from the office safe. The agent ex.
plalned that the office and safe were al.
ways locked when he left the building.
Soon after explaining the circumstances,
The agent locked the safe and office and
went to dinner. When no returned Hale
Ind Simpson were both sitting In the
office and the safe was unlocked. The
agent was giestly myssifed, but after
explanations he began to realize that It
We. net ditficnlt to get into the office and
unlock the safe.
On Wednesday evening February 81
he following guests were entertained at
O'Clock dinnsr Of the home OF Mr..
md Mrs. L, j. Pettijohn Mr. and Mrs.
! q. Ayers, Mr., and Mrs. H. F. Mill
ian, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Waring, DR..
nd Mrs O. A. Milton. Mr.. and Mrs
!. A Scates. The rooms were beauti-
lilly decorated In smilax and American
'rauty roses. The dinner was served In
our courses. On last Thursday evening
fr and Mrs. PettijohH entertained at
inner, Mr.. and Mrs Coffey, Mr.. and Mrs..
:arlouher, Mr.. and Mrs. Cash Waring,
ir. and Mrs. Geo. Grobety, MIR. and
frs. H. R. Brown and Mr.. and Mrs. 9
'. y. Davis.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-03-01
First Published FebI uary 18th, 1905.
NOTICE.

Public Sale of Leased school Land
Notice 10 hereby given. that the following
described tracts Of school land situated In
Ford county Kansas, having been petiiioned
for sale. duly published and appraised, will
be- offered for sale to tn highest bidder In
my office ut thu court houre. Dodge CITY,
Kansas, on saturday, March II A. d. 1905, be.
tween the hours OF 10 q. IN. and p. m. OF said
day.
Tract Sec. Twp. Rg. App. val. per scre.
RN l0tNWk 70 ~ 2i "a on
SElOiNWk i" i" $50
SWlUfNEk +" rs
SElofNEk - {" %
The above described tracts of land will be
aold subjects to existing leases. No bids for
less than the appraised value will be enter.
tanned. One tenth OF the purchase price
must be paid to treasurer before sale will be
declared closed. Balance can run 20 years IT
rate Of six per crntum per annum A bond
In double tho amount Of unpaid balance
must be furnished theCounty Clerk.
w. j. DAvIEs,
Treasurer of Ford County Kansas.
Dodge City, Kas., Feb. 10, 1905.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-03-01

Uetter nave entered the Real Estate
business 10 Dodge City with offices over
the Jones d Hanna store. They are
bright and snterprising young men who
will be welcomed as desireabls citizens,
and who while hustling business for
themselves will be ready TO lend q hand
toward boosting the interests Of Dodge
City.
For SALE-ln Hamilton county. We
have farm three miles east OF Syracuse,
$40 acres, all fenced, good horse, wind
mill reservoir, sheds and other out
bulldogs, price $500 per acre, Also
$40 acres udimproved, miles norlh
east Of Syracuse, price $500 per acre.
Easy terms on both bodies. Address
Guy q Reefs, Syracuse, Kane.
The Atheneum Club met last Friday,
Feb. 23rd, with Mrs Lillis. Mrs. Daw-
son read very Interesting paper on
"Poetry III the Sixteenth Century,.
Mrs. Rush gave a t" Reading on Wyait'i;
also Mrs. Tyler's selection on Surry"
"More's Utopia" was given by Mrs.
Cord and "Nar OF Roses" by Mrs.
Smith. The music consisted OF a beauti-.
fnl piano solo BY Miss Ruth Lillls and q
very pretty duet by Misses Fay Northrnp
and Ruth Lillis. The guests we're
Mrs. Vance and Miss Vance and Mrs.
POgue. me club will meet with Mrs.
Earlougher, March 9th.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1906-03-01

MGseSs AnS1S ~~~f
The body Of W. E. Cofsy, brother Of
j. D. Coffsy Of the Santa Re, was taken
through here Sunday night, on the way
Is Ills home In Columbus, Ohio. Mr..
Ceffgy's brother was machIniss en-
Dloyed by the Denver & IT. Worth, at
VI. Worth and was killed accidentally al
Texlines Texas Mr. Coffey accompanied
he body z Ohio.
John evens, head miller at the
Iarabee Ells at Stafford closed deal
saturday for section OF land In Ford
sounty Mr.. Stevens has bought o
lasge amour. Of land In Ford county but
- sold the greater part Of 1t again az
i raIsed ID value. He has handled
probably 10000 acres.
Victor Lee, the "wizard" was at the
HDsra honse two nights this week.
Either he Il getting weak, or did not
sh.ak lbas the small crowds justified him
ID putting On bis best work. His
idkkIIng. which used to BE- worth the
|'riee 81 the whole show, was pretty tame
cd Ilia tricks were all tho same old ones
|aH lHe has been using for the past
/ years. Manager Gluck 70 not to
e 6|sn< ior when Lee was here few
Il PM "a mighty good ten,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26
9anif Sanger.

9en banlfe 8artton1anger, Mler.
gnna, bor neolat Jig / ct. Saul me6
ben &er1igt at etablere fig font 2erer
/ Gang. ST.. @nna CT en- Bro6er al
gr1il Gnno fra 9es Moines, Solpu,
2eher al uSbe gnna Gonierpatorp
Of Meuiic". San Tom til Mmerifo for
lefs Moane6er ii6e11, og bar opbolot
fig bos fin @ro6er }iben. SIR. @nno
bar Ben beb1te ubbanneliei Sang lon1
&%ipbenbam og Sa11burg fan gipe;
bar 1tu0eret 11n6er fgl. @of Opera
ianger @uloemur 2incfc lomt SSH
liam go enberg, Sen fe0enbc 2nrer /
Sang, og Sambr1rg un6er @ofla1l-
ger S11li11s Spengel.
ST.. Gnl1u bnr optrua6t flere GAIT
&c for Sffentligbe6en 1ioen lin Mn.
fomIt til M1nerifo, / 9es Moines, og
pi1 optrG6e for fGr1te Gang / ct.
Saul Snsbagen BEN 81. Sa1t11ar /
Ste Mellon Gbamber Mn1ic Concert
26omis Sail, 9ollp Mbe.
ST.. Gina bill %opertage 2eoelle Ell al
SEN 6an1fe Songforening, Dania", og
btl for16ge at Jamie Sc banife San=
gere, 1aa at ri fan faa ct. fort &or,
ber fan blibe Ell &rpo for os. 81
bar 5temn1er nof, bare hi fan foa
DEM iamlet. S11teresien for Gang bar
bel fnop beret laa flor, Tom SEN bur-
be bore. On al @%run6ene BERTH er
mnligens Sen, at hi life bor bnpt mo-
gen 2eber, Tom bar beret i1ton6 til
at jamie 5angerne. Dette Sabn er
ru afbiulpet, i6et ri bar faaet en- go0
2e6er og Snitr11ftbr / Dor 2anbse
man6 M1er. @nna, iom bill tage flor
Snteresie i at gigre Sangforet til en-
Snfces, og ban in6bp6er 6e Danife
til at forene fig / Dprfningen al Ben
eoIe &un1t, Sangen. Digteren
8jbrnitierne 8jgrnion flyer i jim
Gang: rSmgen bar 2psning, %
6erfor Sen gp6er ober bort Mrbeio
Sorfloreliens Sfpr". Den bionn6lr:
lige Magt, ser ltgger ffinIt Soua
90 Muff bar bel ngppe aogeniilloe
pnret fuIoiten6ig realiieret. Gems
Magt til at lpfte 5tn6et % @a11oea
op ober set jor6iffe StrRb, ct Ell al
oe ppperliglte @aber, Der er yipet
Menneifene. Derfor, 2anosn1Gl,n,
lab % BRUCE ben og nbbifle ben til
Bla6e for % ieIb ogzarore. I
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26

Dc ] Sc Imaa Elmer, inoen 5eIffabef
ffiltes, % agreSaiaiterne prog fra
Samlnenfomiten mes ct go6t Sssnbtrpf
at Danias GDne til at bol0e im,ltfs
Setter. !.
arrangements =&somiteen beitob al
.b'Srr. 8. S. 4noerien, Tor11a11o, 80.
8ocf, 81. @obertle,, 6. Nelion og
81. 9an1dnr. Gu 9omefomit6, be-
%itaaen6e al Wsrs. 5. 5tubr, Mtrs. 81
8ocf % Mrs. Somes &onler, osiilte~
ret al ct ltprre Mntal andre oanife
Conner; bapbe pootoget Jig oct panife=
lige @berp at iprae for Ma6 % Gp-
brfning og ffilte fig paa oIler beoIte
Mao0e fra bette 9berp,, for bpilf,t
abfilltge Galere Dbebe 6cu1 bel for
tiente @ontplimenter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26
ct. 9sanl-M{inncapplis.

st. Yaal-WnnuncnpDlts. Ser
pougoar / 6isie Gage eli 1trrf Mgi=
totton for &on1olioattonen at Sc TO
Aper, ct. Saul og MinneapoIis. Ser
-er n1eget, ser taller til 6or6el for Ell
iaooan 5mmcnlll,tning, og 90 iiGr
Sen &jen0Sgierning, at ct 59t @m=
be6smGno er alti6 billigere ems to.
9au iamme Eio,. 1fjp11t Sc 1tpoer pp
til binanoen, lau nnoo man bnIfe poo,
at 6ereS Gentrer er ii W2il fra bir1url=
6en- 9ette biloe gtpe Mn1eoning til
mango Gdruiflinger. 5aa fonmer
Spergsmaolet: @bilfet al Mapt:ene,
ct. No1l eller Minneupolis, ffal for
lpinoe ira @eografien? Den inD.
!grpebe 5toltheb ,bns De relpeftipe
8pers Sn6paa11ere pi1 punifeliggjgse
bette 5pbrgsmau1, 1igeIom Ser oeiao
bill bore ntallige andre @onifeIigbe=
ser at %ooerbinbe. MlligepeI er hi
ngiten tilbgjelige til at bore mes
paa 5ammenlutningsiioen. Sore
ming gier lterf og 5ammenil ntnin=
gen bil 1tben Gpipl mco Eioer &C.
raobe til fplIes 6oroel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26

iltofotnmet as forifiellige Beie enbeI
oper $4,000, o. Den lille Neniion /
Torbinbelie me6 Menter Of opennaprl=
te Gum Pill bore I Stan6 til at boloe
5omilien ian1Iet, in6til 8erner1e BIT
per fore NOT til at forigrge fig ielp.
Snoiamlingen fortiattes itaoig, %
Ser er go6t @aab ON, at 1onoet bill
11aa en- %betp6elig 5tprreIie til
@apn Tor 8amilien og til sore for
Bpen.
81. Otto Morbenffjblb, ben ipenift
6orifer al set iD6lige Ssbab, gat
Sirsoag Aften UNDER Minneiota Col,
leges' Muipieier ct illuitrcret Sore.
Drag ON fin toaarS Gfspe6ition / Gel
ipblige Ssbap, @egioner ret SDo for
Sap 9orn. 6an CAB cit grafili
8%eifripelie al Gfspe6ittonelr, 6cns
3ilblipelie, 6orleb, Mfll1ttning oq
&el1ltater, operor6entlig i~ntereslanl
% flart, % be QpSbilleber, Ser le6io:
ge6c 6orebruget> bar noget al oct beo:
! tie paa oette Smraa6e, ser ct let bel
! @Dcl,. Mftetten foru6 blep 81. %
80 49,
-. ~ 49,. ~. =.
p~'r..a $3.50 ="
$500 DJy p>
~
:
:.
Ve1t paa Sa11a 9a1l. Sonl "rsp
oelt a'1oe1 91eo "laoel polol
So'all'eallltlleoe &u'lte 0oae''''9e'
Aperpe'tDtelle @tpoe 9el opeal ~
Spfoo9 I'll @ta''oa9. IS oeN 1'''ep
''fn9 olep DER Sproag alle'1 orral'9e
re1 eli SSa''teI ~ @ete 0 o@tt'
lama lal!e 9oll. oer oleo IL Ell Il
oe lnl'llel'e ~ lof"ple'lsl1c "l''.o'
6elter, 1onl por oGrel oIpolol UT
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la9el'9 ~'eolef'n1er al 2o''u' NE
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-01-26

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5s8balen Greef, 81 Mar, ben ~. CARO-
line Mnberion 826 Gouqniier ct, SO
9lar, Sen 90. III
Norbpolen flgttct. Man }ful6e nr-
itel1 fro, at Nor6polcn par flDttet til
st. 8oul, iaa folbt bar set oe TIRE fur
fte Doge benne nge.
$500. antbppn Garlin ct at
StatenS 9pielteret blepen tilfienot
bette 8eleb for @fa6e erBolot / e,
@l1llemaffine.
8elbnning. Gor lang % tro Sic
nclte as aar) forGreoe Neolemner-
nc af So,lie Of &ope Gburcb oeres
Serton, 2ol,is Eeterion, me0 en- $50
Sung.
@steifabstillaoelier: Mntou y.
Morteni on og 2b6ia g. Tanslotp, 81.
q. MaSiep og Mnnn 81. 8reoab!,
Charles MeiSmenger og 2a1lrn He=
terion.
VISA. -.E-H --.HNtE #rHHle E. H.r
Sloebrano. On Sloebrono / Mi(=
ton 9airp Cos Torretning pao @a.
baib ct. li0itc Manbag often zoe
lag6e &arer etc. til cit Gnrbi al
$4,000.
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SansfureninBe,t rDania" pil bapt
fine ,,gentlige Mp6er pao lin Sail
583 Gait Z. ST., Snogang fra Bra0:
len. Sm nogen p1ifer at optages
5angforet, er Sc pelfomne. &oncert
langer Mler. GINA er Dirigent 70,
Secret.
Trpstclie 1tlpffe. On frpatelil
ltlpffe in6trof Mar0ag gfternio0ol
paa SEN nrpe Mu6itorinms" @runo
Martin Garll jon og 6. 81. Sobnlo,
bar tfGr6 nle6 at bore @11ller for g.;
leg AT Miner. l1n6er bette lpncs s.
at bore fp1nt1e for. 11Gr andre @11ller
bpori 2o6ning ollereoe bar. olbrogt
&lnoielig par ser III G%fsploiion .!
Sc blep begge fo1teoe Ell lang Mf
ltano. Carlton bleo frpgtelig lernlG
itet; ban milteoe fine pine, og / Iil
fGl6e al at ban lful6e oberlepe l1lDf
fen, lon1 er tpipllomt, bill ban bliD
ganlfe Blind. Sobnlon blep o9ia'
frpgtelig ifamferet % ltaar oglaa
sSare for life at fl1n1e fo1nme Zig
Carlton Dor / 253 6. Z. ct. % Sobn
ion / 1903 Mrco0e ct.