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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27

X The state Corporation Commission Will
resume its hearing Of the freight lnte
matter attl1 o'clock this morning. and Mr..
A. fl. Plant, comptroller Of the Southern
Railway Company, will again go under
Mr. BraX tons cross-examinatio ion. s$5
b Mr.. Plant has been on tlS, stand for
several weeks, and Mr. Braxton indi-
Gated on the last day Of the sess on that
he would have him for several days
more. III vs. vs. is.2 z v e VI.
Mr.. II. Green, traffic manager Of the
Southern, will be the next Witness, md
his testimony Is liable to consume sew
tcral weeks. 6. HIGH, III
It is not known how many more Wit
5nesses the Southern will put on, but in
any event the case will be long drawn
out, and WILL according to good judges,
probably last until Christmas. with brief
intermissions S u III
There are nine other railroads cited to
appear. besides the Southern, and they
may all Introduce many Witnesses The
argument Of counsel at the end may
consume weeks, as Messrs Braxton and
Thorn alone will require many days cacll.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
The DOCTORS WIFE
Agrees With Him About Food.

. 4 IT,.
A trained nurse says; Tn tho practice
OF my profession have found 80 many
points In Favor of Grape Nuts food that
! unhesitatingly recommend It to all my
patients
1T is delicate and pleasing to the pal
Ate IAN essential In food for tho slclD,
and can be adapted to all ages being
softened with milk or cream for babies
or the aged whom deficiency Of teeth
renders mastication impossible. For
foyer patients or those on liquid diet
! find Grapa-Ents and albumen water
very nourishing and refreshing. This
recipe Is my own idea, and Ia made ns
follows Soak toaspoonful OF Grape
Nuts In Il glass OF water for m hour,
strain and serve with the beaten white
OF an cgg and spoonful OF fruit Juice
or flayoring, This affords Il great deal
OF nonrlshment that oven the weakest
stomach can assimilate without any dis
trcsa.
"AIy husband Is n physician. and he
uses Grape-Nuts himself and orders II
many times for his patients.
'Pcrsonnlly regard n dish OF Grape
| Nuts With fresh or stewed fruit as tho
| Ideal breakfast far any one--wel or
| sick Name given by Postum Co., Bat
| tie Creek Mich.
In any case OF stomach trouble ner-
vous pros.ration or brain fag, q ten-
days trial Of Grape-Nnts Will work won
dcrs toward nourishirg and rebuilding,
land In this way ending the trouble.
There's reason" and trial proves.
: Look IN pkgs,Nyf for tho famous little
book The Road to WellYllle," ",
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
!. Mlo,oNsHINERs BUSY.
Deplorable Conditions Following
Illicir Whiskey Traffic.

Attorney-cr General William A., Ander-
son is in receipt OF a letter from cltl-
zen Of the mountain counties OF Southern
Virginia, IN which the writer states thnt
local Illicit whlskey traffic has ttallled
great proportions. and that country 81
looms fre run almost ms openly as thoso
licensed In any city saw zone moon noon
sinner" says tina correspordenl, I!uke
possession Of schoolhonse, ana sa,, 't tout
there advsrttse his wares ana sei1 zou y :
his load In the daytime, rs KS Il
Judging from The 3letterit would seem
that the oitiorrs Of the, law are totally
indifferent to the consequent BAD sefteets
upon education and 4morallt ss
president ROOSEVELT has been lkenl ', I,
10 Andrew Jackson Hut R0ld Hickory
never called anyone Hal by telep one'7f' I.
1)ailnp. NAVE iift
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
ADJUDGED, INSANE !. W..
P. ], Duff Imagined Spanish Sol.
1;ers Were Shooting at Him,

P. j. Duff. or Roanoke. who was
arrested about month ago for firing
a pistol in his hoarding-house.s on Church
Hill, ana who has been In in! pending m
examination OF a commission Of lunacy.
was yesterday adjudged insane and VIII
be sent tothe Eastern State Hospital y
Williamsburg. 5 q! Il.
Duff claims to BIO veteran Of tho
spanish War, md that he received g
wound in Cuba, IS It seems. however, thai
he never saw Cuba in his lifo, but that
lie Is addicted Ito the use of drugs. The .at
other night he Imagined Spanish soldlell y
were shooting at him, ana he Aad.tt l 9,
secured and placed in q strn ight jacket.
Monday he threw all the money ne h t'fl
out OF the window. M ~ # " !,
Ills relatives in Roanoke have pceF no y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
BRUNSWICK AWAK
7OYAlUE I Of SCHOOLS ! D. |. J

Especial to The Times-D ispatch,) 5E5s
n IJAwR CIDYLLLE. VA, June eGt-
State Superintendent J, p. 5IIggleston, SJrt,
was in Lawrenceville yesterday to- meet
\ the school trustees OF the town and ~
talk wlthGthe board Of supervisors or he
i county with regard to raising THE district
levy for SCHOOLS I4awrenceyllles hns rals-
\ cd iA school tax to 4 cents, and Is now
erecting a handsome brick building 20
cost $4,000 Fl a 5S5is 6s
Superintendent Eggleston has Approved
the location and plans, and said to-day
that the fve-acre lot on which the school
4 Is to be situated is one OF the most beau
#tiful in the State. Tho new building
Will be In q grove of noble old oahs,
commanding a fine view. III, 81 III
Five, teachers are to be employed, ana
tho children WILL have the advantages
OF classes graded from the primary
through the high school, The new school
e Is the direct outcome Of the high schpol
act and the Williams building act passed
by the last General Assembly. Scllool
8InspectorfN1 Wills a, Jenkins paid Two
Visits here and addressed the citizens
several months ago, arousing great y i
8terest. J, !,
In his talk to the supervisors % DAY
MIR. lsggleston urged the board 70 inefeass
the district levy to at least ~ cen -
order ia build better school houses , y
the country districts. Many OF tue pulluT
#ings are now very inadeGuate y,
{ Flo stated tllnl school leYies are pelne
raised in all sections OF the States, SONG
az the counties and districts aYlng q
Snombfned levy OF 30 cents Tho county
levy here il a. cents, he highest dlstFle
( + Z
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
INCREASE STOCK.
First National Bank to Enlarge
Capital and Operations,

n rhc directors OF q the 4 First. NATIONAL
Bank of this city, realizing tlle adv il1
growing business interests Of Richmond
and contiguous territory, have recon-
me,ided to the stockholders the
Of tho capital OF the bank 70 one N mil ~
lion dollars, by the sale Eof four 70 thon-
sand additional shares to existing st ock-
holders at par. When this ~ done the
bank will havesa capital OF $l'ooo, wy. ana
surplus md undivided profits Or $1to,No.
making 1t the largest bank ~ .ne suu.tl
ing 10 act on the Increase has been call
ed for July 20, 1905
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
CHESTNUT HILL AND
81 IGHLAND PARK

vii 'si iea1e 'nss'S where
she VIII spsnd the
OF their cousins, Misses SEmily and Roy cross
Of Highland Park. ss&e & Y, 3li !.
The annual E n p,s d ee y
sa friday at Wstthampton5 PARK Z, . 3
Mack and iaugh Of Danyille = are
h as spdfsais ne 81 brs
Miss Nellie Booth is visiting Mrs' Thomas
LiiWhiting, Of Chestnut Hill:,sSa.
Of ~ Eoussn
past, Is Slowly lmprovin Ing. g5 V. !, y. y, ~
Miss Fernosa spent sev eral. Gays last wees
with friend shspd Rark county
ss s1,ss th heu ria M '
Val,g IN n OF oIIlgh land Parlet
oke spend some time Visiting rela
The SS regular wednesday evening Hservice iW y !!
be held at Highland Park beginning az t ~
Mrs Mrs Ray and son left Tuesday for Boston
to SPEND several months Visiting reatives. q
viii It's n sps's siy assa'ea Fourth
Dr. Kinney has returned home after Z, spend y
ing some time With Mr.. GOWN ol 'cs'
Mi MI James T. Goodwin and family are mov-
Ing into their new, ,home on routtn #tAvan n,o
lat Mondny TO spend several days at Iuray,
tho Natural Bridge and other places OF IN =
est In Virginia. I, =. .ors,,,,a IA
yi sitfs relatives on Highland Park.
Miss Fannie 1Ipshur Is spending some time
with her sister Mrs. Knoy a,n has
been confined 10 the house by sickness ti fns
sunbeam Society Of m mShIand ned ap,
Wednesday afternoon at 4 % clock al the resi-
dencs Of Mrs sisson, OF High land Park
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
Beauufy .h. (. complexion
j ~ SNN Ws&.
The UNEQUALED.
B EAUiTiplER ens
dor.cd by thouls4,aln.yd:a
fuaran leed e remove J, |.
3freeklt.s. tpimples. all Y.
! facial deliberations
and restorethh the
90 .5ll.lf ..AAe4
The worst easel "A twenty days SOC. and
sloO 4 .llsl.adins drug st',res, ~ By rail.
tpssparsl y vi, NATIONAL TOILET 20. safis. 1ssa'

o tSs s.s III sSs's us RH3s ;sssS
GdHas wsss awsr ssh t. Msa
s5s. a sSSs
Psys saf,sts Rs'MsSy psss
N sSas' asSEssr es R SA BUM Resna
gan afld Second lv} H - nSa,et
FIX psea, hee sf parvln. Hazel Thurstoi and
'4%sssa RpEHs.' qssA,r,,y sqgs "
nurShn en9F s Hyess sse esf ns
r was Rlsse Miss aau psa ats s0H snaes
singers aa,,g fey9r nroa peggy wv
efal ' otSer SeaatSi smussai selections were
sySss &
Mfssss 1Ss Hsgaha SiaH5s , shs1 81 Nf1a
laaa tt, Kato paer Mra s. 4. Curry Mr.. ana
Mrs Mr. ,s and ME- 4, 3 3sra
n n,aiGra M w Nj Ghsflss
ii arimoat,t ehristIsa church celebrated ch &,
lrens Dny stin.a evening With apnropr ,,n
Sas
those who had tho nffats LIZ sn U sr}oil
SSsre
ng bys Master frank Bragg y. PRAYER by the
pm st or, cv.f Hugh ysNV.5& SuDlett " Sole.
snsff s1sh s"s
Mecarthy. Jane Mitchell Max Hall Ma q!
5; sssss B;x Sa %si$.
s.ion Myrtle Besk emitted co GyenlnF
Il Net r Gnase
ana Masters taste rns
bagg and George Williams; recitation ."itaI
t!on. Links q TLoye By Ea Wrlshs; so +:
Fl viii h be ~ Sunbeam I by Miss Floren ,
Ioraue m Of. Nahio y wepy
llttle Florence perduc, Ella Hall B ,G,;a
Wright Ruth MITCHELL olgs Adams IN, aia Il Q
Hail. EVE sharpe Maggie Grafton and MARY Y
Akcrs "a recitation and song, ~. Rainbow Drill,
Et BY Tio5snee Pc pera Sia
Hail, and seven little. girls dressed In the
Gome over and Help lus,1by trio Of girls;
Eorence Perdue Ruth Mitchell ssa a ,sSai tthe
World be Mnde 11etter? The collection made ~.
service was DO % which viii for ; Foseg Z,
Missions This little church n feels proud ). OF
the progress 4 t has made during the past yeaar,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27

Mr.. g. ~. Harris, assistant super;nten-
dent Of the Birmingham division OF The
Southern at Birmingham. Ala. has l been q
appointed assistant superln tendent q
the Knoxville division, with eadquafrtt'er =
at Knoxville. Tenn
Norfolk * Western has contracted with
the pullman Company for nine o. foot
mail cars, Il. 81 55
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27

e Mr.. G. c. Woodworth has been np
pointed soliciting agent Of the Southern
a Nashville, Tenn vice Mr.. G. y H. San San,
ders, transferred Mr.. G. s. Bourlue
has been appointed travelling freight agent
at Cairo, Iii, vice Mr. j. a. %DoWlins.
resigned to accept service with another
company. Mr.. j n Nv. " Thomas has Eeen
appointed Collecting agent at Chicago n
place OF Mr.. G. s. Bourque. AZ 5S
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27

B San Francisco makes the sinister, nn-
that Its marriage License ., nu-
,a, II and tho detention ward for those taus-
pectei OF Einsanit are In the same build
York Herald. & Il 3is WI \
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27

Al Double-t tracking work on tho I'cnlii-s
sula division Iofl tho Chesa pcnkc and ohio
IS progressing rapidly. It Is confidently
expected that tho double- track ropd Will
10 completed Iii time for the jamestown
31Ixpositlon next yenr. n Il * N IL al
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27

THO . loublo-trncls on the 1.ichmond,i
and Potomac IL practl-
5oally completed there being only two
points where tho old single track y u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-27
q E, i SYSTEM.
Southern Bell Has Good Open

u MN, t ings for Young Men.
Mi. George J. Yupdt, engineer OF the
Southern Bell Telegraph and Telephone lp hone
Company, with his eadquarters in Az AZ
slanta, is In the city, making plans for for
the extension OF the Southern Bell IN
and around the city, Tie has Just r..
turned from Chicago, whore, he says, the
telephone factories are working overtime
In getting out material for the use Of me
BELL company. lie speaks very hopefully
OF the opening In the telephone business
for young men, and says that the rs q, y
system Is offering every inducenent 8
secure capable young men. n
Minnesotské noviny., 1906-02-01

valu okamziteho silenstvi vrhl Sc .
okna jedouciho vlaku znstal ma
miste mrtey.
U Geo. Ellsworth Murdock pfi-
vezen byl do hEerrgns Falls ia obri-
|neni, ze zneuziva posty Klade Sc
mu "a vinu, ze postal postovni II
sick urazliveho obsahu Byl dan
pod zaruku $500.
! A. r. Barkey Candy hlasi sc
co ieden . d6dicd pozdstalosti sira
Francis Drake-ho, slavnsho angli-
ckeho playce obievitele, jenz
zenfel r. 1896. Drake ZzsaneccIhal
posledni Will podninkami, ze ce-
La pozdstalost ma $4,000, 900 se pa
|cici, ma b9t drzena rnkou diver
niL1 M do rokn 1903, naGez ma hyt
rozdelena mezi zakonite dedice. -
Barkcy pravi, ze je jednim 2 dedi-
eli 80 strany sve matky.
l " minulych nekolika dnech
nalezali Sc profesofi statnf zemedel-
ske skoly mezi farmery, jiInz pred
naseli o spravnem p6stovani korny
10 obili. Navstfyili "a tou pficinou
ysechny stanice omazske drahy V
iiznf casti statu, kde odbyvaly se
pfednasky budto mistnich sinfch
anebo v zeleznidnfch vozech, jez 2
nedostatku casu, kde Wax zastavil,
Minnesotské noviny., 1906-02-01
Porzb,izuiicf sira idedli.
%

"Povzbnzujieimi yecni ia svsts
isou ideally, ne myslenky,0 pravi Ca
sopis New York Commercial. Je-
den ideal ma cenu "a dvacet mysle-
mex SWIM povzbuzuifcfm h6inkem.
Zadna myslenka sama sobe neni
schepna stati sc idesalena, dekaa j
|neosvetlfme nepfepraeujeme. Po
Isletlovanf svaho idaAln 20 lAta aasstti-
|hh jsme konccne vysoke dokonalosti
We vyrobe idealu rodinneho moleu,
Gseeleaen Grain Grain Belt Belt piva. siiii hsii by
ste ho pozivati prayidelne pfi il
die, pfeiete-li 81 zajistiti dobre zdra-
vi st6sti. Objednejte 81 ie u sveho
|nejblizsiho prodavaGe.
Minnesotské noviny., 1906-02-01

l Y Pine okresu zakoupila dam
aka pozemkova spoIe6nost $4,000
akri pidy a hodla tam zaloziti dam
sKou osadu.
! 0smileta Amy Gustafsonova
dlela Sc svoji 10-letou sestfenici ma
;iiaassttass syt t,aii,iictiky, bydiiiicfi asi
4 mile od iejich dornova Y DoyIe a
ODE divky vydaly se po skoncenS
nAvst6y6 bez prdvodu ma cestn k do-
movu. Daleka costa pfesahovala
vsak jeiich SLY Amy klesla ma
cest6 u iedne fanny vysiIenim nez
il mohla byti poskytnuta vydatna
pomoc, vydechla naposledy.
i DR.. 5. III. Ward, statni zyero-
Iekaf pravi, be drahy porusuii stat
nj zdravotni opatfenf dogazenfm
do statu koni stizenych ozhfivkou,
jez posledni dobou se INA mnoha
mistech meM konmi rozsifiia.
/ Riditele Northern Pacific dra-
hy oznamuii. ze zmfnena draha bn-
dc letos staveti We svYch dilnach '
Brainard jeden tisic nakladnfch
voziii.
I Guyerner johnson ohlasil. ze v
neiblizsi dobe vyda 80 ma prohlidku
vsech statnich ustavl, aby sc poucil
% jejich stayu a iak jsou vedeny. -
Celkem naleza SC pres dsacct roz-
Ii6nych statnich tstay1 We statu a
panu Johnsonovi budc to trvat cely
mesic, ably je vsechny navstfyil.
I V Duluth byla inkorporoyana
Duluth-Edison elektricka spolec-
most kapitalem s2,000,00o. Mezi
inkorporoyateli naleza sc tez krajan
jos. Il. Horak.
H y Washingtonu dossia zprava,
ze yladni postmistr Cortelyon zana-
II 80 vazne myslankou zy6tsiti do
sayadni pdsobnost venkovni postoy-
mi dopravy a sice tim. aby yedie po-
stoynich zasilek bylo dovazeno far
merlin zbozi iine potfebne veei z
NEST, zaGa by dopravti dostavali ii-
stt poplatek. Vrchnf postnistr je
toho nahledu, he tim rozhoinil by
40 pfiiem postoyniho odboru.
Y Skokem q okna jedoucfho Via
|Ixu blize Rochester byl zabit Chas.
Rcisner, zamoznJ farmaf V Sumer,
Iowa. Tsz byl doproyazen iednim
syym pfitelem do Rochester k ltkaf-
skemu osctfovani a kdyz bylo mu
tam feteno, 10 nemiize byti yyl6cen,
zmalomyslnel do te mfry, ze ma
Minnesotské noviny., 1906-02-01
ZySnf zbrdyy.

Minneapolis, 80. ledna. - Pseni-
CO cislo /. tvrda prodava se dnes "a
s3ac. Severni cislo /. 82sc, cislo 2.
s0sc, cislo 3. 7s@79c. Makaronka
Gislo /. 73c, Gislo Q. 69c.
Kukufice cislo 3. 364c, zluta 374.
Owes cislo 3. 27@271c, billy 27sc.
Jetmen plati Sc po 37048c, die
jakosti.
Zito prodava Sc 20 59a@61ac.
Lnena semeno ie "a Sligo.
Duluth, 80. ledna. - PSenicc CHS.
/. sevcrni s2ac, cislo 2. 8oac
Minnesotské noviny., 1906-02-01

dfadnice. Po nastoleni zp1sobily se-
stry mile pfekvapenf sye vyslouzile
pfedsedkvni pi. Rose Sandove daro-
yanim il stfibrn6 lzice ma iahody.
PAX pfichystana byla pfatelska We
cefe po te soukroma zabava, pfi
niz vsechny sestry Sc pfijemne bavi-
ly.
Minnesotské noviny., 1906-02-01

S9 Ma prodei S0akrova fanna 80
stavbou - AZ akrd vzdelano, ostat-
nj les, luka a pastviste. Dobra drod-
na farma, ma nfz sc mlatf rocn6
1000 busli obili "a mile jihoyych.
cd Silver Lake v sekci 16, jiznf pile
seyerovychodnf ctvrtz (S ] N Ell,
jednu mill Cd maslarny Y Koniska.
Haste SO u Jos. Botek, 636 Plea
SAINT ave-, st. Paul, Mimi. 1913
Minnesotské noviny., 1906-02-01
M. Helm, CESKY PRAvNfK,
~ East Sixth Street.
ST. PAUL. MINNESOTA.

Casto vyslsytne 80 We ycfcjno-
sti zminka o ccskych vynalczcfch
kdvbychom msll aplny jeiich Sc
znarn, byla BY jich hezka Fada. jed
MIN tech, jiz obdrzeli patiently ma
sva vynalezy, je tz mas kraian pam
FiaTaT,s Novotnyv, zaamy puskaf v
tomto m1ste. Pan NovotnS poziva
.ssl::s-::..s ;:.s. - s.:s; cavru q &c
skaltecne ie dovednym odbornikem
syedH TO, ze obdrzel jiz tFi paten-
ty. json 10. /. Patent ma ledno-
duchou sonstavu rucnice, 2 patent
na vyhazoyanf patron, coz dele SO
samodinne pFi otevfeni rnenice 3.
patent na jclnu spousf pfi dvou-
hlavnove ruGnici. Vsechny TIL W.
nalzy maji syt pfednosti dosly
uxnani a oceneni odbornych kru-
zfch.
81 Pottebujete-li papirovani po-
kojn, harvenf ye witt venku, obraf-
to 20 na TT. IT. Hardin, SAC wv. I.
Street, st. Paul, Minn. prvni
Tidy prace 50 zarucuje. 13-tf
= Pan Jos. Bufic, mIynaf q
Riscay, Mimi, meskal zde minuly
tydm "a obchodem dobFe pry po-
chodsI
n Jiz pfisti solotu dine q. linora
odbyva y sfni &. 3. r. IS. yelko-
lepf maskarni pies Cesko-Americke-
ho Sokola, ieaz slibuie bsti iednim
neilep&ich plesii V teto s6zonG po-
fadanfclh krasnfch cen buds
rozdano mezi neilepzi masky. Vsi-
chni, kdoz snGastnili se dfivejsich
zabav naFimi sokoliky poFadanych.
iakoz noyi pfizniyci Sokola doji-
sta dostayi 80 V nejvetsfm poGtu k
tomnto pIesu.
1 Poii5tsnG proti ohni. blesku a
vstru n tech nejlepsich spolecnosti
yam obstara dobfe a spolehlivs r.
n. hiatiach v pisarne Minnesotskych
Novin. Eft
= Politely boi nastasajicich
jarnich yolbach byl jiz zahajcn a
sicc jak No dalo ocekasati, prohlase-
MIN posavaanich demokratick5ch
m6stslSych nfednfkd, jakoz j radnich
mayorem R~A. Smithem cele,
ze ~ mini optt zyoleni uchAzeti.
a:s Haze .f ss;sk jr1si fa tom TspubiiiiikhIli,
jiz nevi, koho by Cello sve strany
navrhli. Odbyyali IA tou pficinou
sice jiz dve poradnf schdze, vsak
dosud niceho neyvfidili a t6zko fici,
ma nssm 80 usnesou, pokud sami me-
vi sebou nevi, iak by toho neilepe
docllili.
= Draha Great Northern zahaji-
Ia Ia jiz iiz pracii praacii ss zvssssssovaIiiIn syycfi
dflen mczi Jackson a Rice uliccmi.
TaktGz So oznamujc, ze draha
Chicago Great Western cfysta 20 ka
stastx $50 novfeh nakladrlfcii vo-
I'll K oprnye starych yoza We svych
filnach bllze Concord uliec.
: Minuly tyden zemfela zde pi.
Il. Gormanova, ia byla prvni biIou
zenou, narozenon na%em in6stf.
Otec jeff John X. Irvine usadil se
zde roce 1912 zcmfeIA narodila
~ dye leta pozdeji
= pp. Frank pachl a james
Trenda Lambert, No. OAK, byli
zde navsttvou pi. Zikmundove mn
Superior ulici
Minnesotské noviny., 1906-02-01

Ibyly farmafhm propdjceny. Hlay-
nj vaha byla kladena na pestovanf
korny, ably bylo mono dociliti neg
vetsiho jejiho vynosu. Pfednasek
saGastnile Sc Cd SO do 2GGGG 22GGGG far
mafi.
Minnesotské noviny., 1906-02-01
< Zprdvy re St. Paul. <


mi lupiGi vloupali se do kasv, umf-
stsne nfadovna pekarny, ealssaad
|odnesli cclou zasuvku pencil, OBJ
|sahr1icf na $3.50. Jak se zda. hyh
Is mistem tim dobfe obeznameni.
= Jak jsfne jiz Dive ohlasili, n-
snesl Sc yybor. ustanoyeny od Ceske
Svobodne Oboe na odbFvanf prvni
yefeine schizc neddli aiie 4. fno-
Ira odpoledne 2 bod. sini G S.
T. =. a "a tou pficinou timto WY
Iya vsechny kraiany. liz isou Syo-
bodne Obci nakloneni. abv hoj-
mem poGtu Sc do teto schilze dosta-
Will.
= Skolni vybor ceske svobodo-
Imyslne skoly pfeje 81 timto vyslovi-
iii svdj dix nasledujicim spolkim,
liz pfisp6li pcneaitFm darem ku
skolni siavnosti vanocnfho stromku:
Sboru Cechie, {. IL, J. G. d. "a
iobnos $500, sboru Hvezda Zapadu,
Z. As, :. p. r., $500, fadu Orel, {.
I69, Il. G b. j., $500 spoIku Slo-
van, { 5. G. ). ID p. j., $500.
Tom Silha, pfels. J. Osinek. tai.
Jak jsme &c doyedeli, utrpel
| pFi ohni !. dime Capital City
Furniture SO udavsim pred dv6ma
Itydny mczi jinymi tez citelnou ztra-
tn p. 7. II. Dvofak, jemuz tam sho-
kl ve=!isssse .;isisiaafisaks ..;iislislai saks rit,firii cc-
ns as $500.
-s- poyoleni k snatlsu obdrzeli r..
Marks Johanna Jedliekova.
f~ Stavebnf dffvf vseho druhu,
Idvefe, okna, chilly a vibec vse, co
| do oboru toho nalezf. Pfijdte a
pfesvedcte Sc, nez koupite jinde.
st. Paul Wrecking h Lumber Co.
I'll. df. 507t Wabasha ul. 730 w.
18th ST., st. Paul, Minn. Albert
Zachar, fiditel. 7-tf.
: Pan James Kust East Grand
Forks, Mimi. pFiiel sem iterY ma
Kubelikiv koncert k navktevG sve-
ho pfftele p. Mart. Keppla. F. Kust
stTayii svn miada leta nasem me-
ste a nyni zastaya misto inzen5ra ma
Northern Pacific drazc mezi East
Grand Forks a Winnipeg Kanada.
= v dtery nell jsme opetne po-
tescni nayst6yy p. A. III. Zelcny-
ho q Hutchinson, Minn. Pan Ze-
leny chysta sc ma navstevu ku SWIM
lpfateIdm Peoria, Chicago, I'll. a
| pred pred ssiijiezdefn pffiisscii sc take podi-
vat ma sve stare pfatcle, iichz zde
ma hojne
= G. III. Riegera, feznika Gfsla
los South Robert ul., potkala tn ne
hoda, ze kdyz stall ma zcbfikai po-
moci nehoz cht6I zavesiti priceli
kramu n6.iak6 uzenky, pozbyl nahlc
roynovahu a padl tax tezce ma hla-
WI, ze pozbyi vrsiomi ma 70 "a 10,
10 otfeseni mozku, ia padem utr-
lp6l, indze prof. miti yaznfch nasled-
XII ikSti.
X pronajmnti LEVINE 3 syetni-
cs huchyh, yoda "A skiep. fiodi 80
pro malou rodinu. Haste 10 elsie
400 Nngent St., st. Paul, Minn.
~ Mate-li n9co ma prodej aneb
hledate-li nejake zamestnAni, nebu-
de vas oznamka stati mnoho, kdyx
to date do MinnesotskJch Novin a
isme jisti, ze se yam to vyplati.
Zkuste to. II.
r Sbor Cechie, {. 12 JlD., od-
lbJyal minulou ned1li svoji mfsicnf
lschhzi, w ktere byly nastoleny move
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-23
THE "THoRoUGHsREps."

Essential Qualifications for Entry IN.
to the Col. AarFIs Class,
The Kansas City Star Dsih)
coasts that Colonel w. "A. Harfis 90.
ected several thoFoughbreds" for
places on the ticket With him.
He selected as the thoroughbred"
to accompany him in his fight, David
Gvermyer for attorney general and
Hugh Farrelly for lieutenant governor.
He also selected Thoroughbred" Bill
Ryan Of Crawford, for chairman Of
he state committee.
David Overmyer earned his title BY
getting behind and passing the law
'equiring passengers who neglect to
purchase tickets to pay an extra fare.
The law Ii stlll on the statute books.
out the Republican legislatures since
1887 when overmyer was in the lesiS.
atuRe have changed the law so that
HE extra fare will be returned to the
passenger at the station where he de-
parts from the train.
Hugh Farrelly and Bill Ryan earned
heir titles by seconding the efforts Of
Colonel Harris when the latter intro
Iuced the notorious Harris railroad
oil and put 1t through the legislature
" 1897. This measure was 80 bad
hat Governor Leedy felt called upon
% 60 out of his ordinary channel to
.ensure the author.
When the resolution committee OF
HE Democratic convention met. Over.
nyer pulled the typewriter copy Of
he platform from his pocket with as
calm manner as he would approach
beef steak. He decided what HIS
Darty should stand for and the voters
ire to be asked to indorse his choice.