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Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06

Go to Unger's for your lunches, warm
meals etc
Don't forget The Honeymoon at Opera
House Dec. 4.
Mrs. Sarah Skellenger was Greenyille
visitor Wednesday.
Phone | SO will bring our wagon to your
door. City Laundry.
Buy groceries at Perce's and save
money. Prices away-down.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Hayes are rejoicing
over the arrival of fine boy, Saturday.
Miss Lena All Of Lakeview visited Miss
Angie Helmer for few days last week.
Something OF interest to ladies will be
found in Bricker's ad Don't fail to read
it.
The Misses Adelaide Grove and Alice
Cooper OF Owosso visited Miss Daisy Fish
this week.
Miss Irene Walsh returned to her home
at Butternut Saturday, after few days
visit with friends.
See H A. Loewe about it. Stylish re-
liable Clothing can be found at his place
at reasonable prices.
Mrs j. A. Hotchkss Of Evart is spend
ing few weeks at the home of her
daughter, Mrs Ame Ferrick.
Queen Esther the beautiful cantata will
be seen al the M. E. church Dec. 8 and
IA. You can't afford to miss it,
Mrs. J. Grandine returned to her home
at Portland Tuesdoy after a short visit
with her daughter, Mrs S. Laffler
Regular meeting Of Doric Chapter Tues
day evening followed by initiation and
lunch. All members are requested to be
present.
j. T. Angel and his nephew Carlton,
left Monday evening for Chicago where
Trey will attend the fat stock show now
being held there.
A. E, Weter went to Grand Rapids
Wednesday to attend the annual meeting
on the Michigan Retail Implement and
Vehicle Association.
A M. Darling and wife and F. c. De-
vine of Owosso we're Thanksgiving guests
OF Mr.. and Mrs. c. G Shelter. They re-
turned home Friday.
Mrs. Louisa Smith Of Chadwick was a
guest of Miss Edna Palmer over Sunday
and left Monday for visit with her
daughter in Carson City.
Mrs. H. j Pixley and two children re-
turned to their home at Edmore Monday,
after short visit with her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. Charles Webster.
Mrs. |. r Waldo arrived Monday eve
ming from Coldwater, to keep house for
her son Ray. They are living on Souti
Bridge street in the Covert house.
The grandest spectacle of the century,
Ben Hur, is to be again staged in Grand
Rapids. Towering triumphantly as the
most massive and picturesque as well az
the most impressive dramatic spectacle in
the history OF the world. Ben Hur will
seek new hunors at the Powers theatre,
Grand Rapids. DAG 3. IA and | S. The
scenic settings to be used are those which
have been employed during the long run
of the Wallace play, now closing at the
Auditorium theatre. Chicago. More than
500 people are engaged in the enactment
OF this drama
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06
Ladies Purses

A splendid line of leather purses
with or without silver plates, at 25c
SOC, 75c, 81 and 81 80.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06
Too Late to Classify.

For Sale cheap-small heating stove for
either wood or coal. Inquire Banner Of
flee
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06
Miss Florence Wagner

Teacher of voice culture. Will
also accept engagements for
Musicals and Entertainments.
STU do AT HER HON f
l3-Smo
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06

Book Department

Book Department
You will find more books at Bene-
diets than any other store in Ionia or
Montcalm counties. New stock, no
old goods to dispose of
SO cent Books
Copyright books that Benedict sells
at bargain price. Only few books
will be named, many others in stock,
Rose of Old ST. Louis,
Four Roads to Paradise
Darrell
Cape Cod Folks
D'ri and /
Old George Graham
Her Mountain Lover
Virginian
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06
Below Cost
on Framed Pictures

A few framed pictures left from
last year will be closed out way below
cost to me. / have no room TO show
them-Sl.50 and $500 pictures going
at slOO. Nearly all have gilt frames.
Pocket Ink Wells
Large ones with double covers, so
cannot leak. 25c, SOC
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06
Pocket Ink Wells
Clean
UnbreakabIe Dolls

The dolls the girls will like longest
this year are the all cloth dolls with
faces photographed on the cloth.
Made of clean cloth-filled with clean
cloth; boys and girls. 25c, soc, 15c
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06
Buy Your Christmas Presents at Benedict,s

st. Elmo
Infelice
Leopard Spots
Rover Boys 10 titles
Castle Craneycrow
Checkers
Cudjos' Cave
An lrishman's Story
IS cent Books
Some books are so good you wish to
read them often. A few Of these are
nicely bound in green cloth with floral
designs on cover-35c.
rs cent Books
A life time of reading can now be
had in the % cent book. In this
series we have aimed to include only
the best, many are copyrights. beauti.
fully bound in Maroon colo~ed cloth
or in Green and Gold. Every title
complete.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06

For Sale-Good baby cab in first-class
condition. Enquire of John Shaw. 26tw
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06
Kodak Box

Pipes l5c up to good briar pipe 25c,
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06
Dishes for Children

Complete sets of dishes running
from 1Oc per set up to s1.00 for set
OF large fancy dishes.
Toys
Iron and wood Toys for all. sc to
S1.00
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06
IS cent Books
rs cent Books
rs cent Boys Books

Henty books are standard reading
for boys and men. Histsries. Al titles
at % cents.
Ayers books are liked by boys anu
girls Good live stories of real life
81 titles at 25c each.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06
rs Gent Girls Books

Mrs. Meade. Edna Lyall and Rosa
N Carey and others have written
You will find hundreds of these books
at Benedict's.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06

have lot of books, the kind that
are sold by agents at 81 so to s.. NY
price only SO g.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06
Animal Stories

Good, durable books about animals
written to please the little and
year old. They must please because
parents have bought book after book
of this line at 25c, Cloth books for
babies lots Of pictures 5c--25c
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06

Wood For sale.
have good seasoned wood for sale and
delivery for ST.. so and $500 cord. j..
c. Zerba, phone 35z 2otw
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-12-06

Wanted-Operators on power sewing
machines making ladies muslin under
wear and shirt waists. Good wages,
steady employment. Will pay beginners
while learning. None but intelligent girls
need apply. For particulars address
Standard Mfg. Co., jackson, Mich. 26w3
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12
sprpriic &artp.

5iOite Spn6ag bap6e Me6lemmer=
lie al set 1anife 5piteriamfun6 iamt
OereS Gen11er foranltaltet ct 9urpriie
Hartp til Sore for Mrs. g. 6. Sobn=
Jon. Set bar ben6es -aarige SGD
iels6ag Q1noifplo at 9allene fal6t lis
og at ri life fan finbe Dem igien).
Selp bap6e bun intet Begreb ON, at
ser bar noget / @i9re. Sun Lao biem-
ME, libe1Oe al ct Iemt @nfal6 at So
pebpine, ga Sc benteoe beu0e / en-
Gogn, % bun maatte meo, entm bun
piloe eller Ell. Set piloc 10 babe be
ret Spno at ifuffe BET naiten $50
Mfenneifer talrige SeIifub, og iaa
lbapoe 10 Spren 8asmusie,r beller life
tunnel fan Anleoning til at bolbe ben
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12
BETENK DETTE!
0IIt beror paaa Be taQ cube, en-. &aa Tile nbet
- 4lncn eifer Nan0A -

ssernbone.M o9naten er Ell Sitter meb long poeIie
"a brilliant @ctb. Sihbenne 1 bans &pntor eler
6iem %pnleipet al al GerbenS Gurus. laber bun fin.
itnberatpne t,lbybe Iaubipgerhc WGMb O9 sSoinbet
sfribilietter % FIJI 9ronSpprtaiict til ofibeSlig9enbe
8Iabier / be neftli0e Gtater eGer Gon0ba-Iangt fra
Gip,ltlotionen ~ enbrM longere tprte fro 9ooe Nff0ts
nlng5 ylabfer.
Oar Sc aenncmtruft hoab @runben ran rere 1us
bette? luer bar Sc ,ubcn ni0ere uyt ben fr.itenbe
GRQbbirQ unel atl0upe Nt9rfe til bet farIige &rpQ %
Webefnor. fpm lii iaf.e s emlouat bort fro GereS rig.
iiae Clement. listIru1 belt MET ol,enhe Slit maa lo6e
fish paa 9onbiptoeu. til Sprnpjelfe ener 11bbptte tpr
ct menneffeli9t y, fen
sSernbMe.@ eaQno,en heb at 9ilbnb om Tribiaetter
etc. er en- umaobelie alretitl,u Muubtnlh tpr EFT Hanb.
Je9er. o9 ban reo oefoo atbpfte hoab ban faor u1on9e.
fob peo ~frernt1bia 2,aESprrt etc.
Men ben aarpoa0nc NDbpaasr nil ~nn6eriege anbre
&ilbub fprinben bon oerer ben f~riitenbe Wtabhing.
2anb beliaNcrhcl 9i01bebc,t at Ell eler mibt imelena
to ftore NfIGtninvfr lohier I'll ubcntpinl Qine burtige.s
% bebre &efultater al bit iMoftubte 8elpb og al Rgs
b9aaernes @nfi9tsfneb.
Uort Como er ~be:ieeenhe liae mibt in1elem y. :.
fore Mff9tnin9splof fer s ulutb rirb 9lprb ng Minne.
opplis NIL Sgb, bl ilict beptrfer at Sarnteren aiti6
let tan toa fin Mfgrpbc trl9t.
polf p9 2&ar On Counties (WiScpniln) beiu.:,1
ru mesct burt,at ny hnenipmbelit bcr pGl9cr tit 3lem
Der bill bline Iptfeli9 p9 natbrn9ig mango slor fpr bans
genner. 1om or lcbt M / Gilbiforen l0ngere Qeit ener
norbpoo @i bar %. WO q res at ubfput Iarm 2ono I
be ouennGnntc @rnu1lcs. fra ST. pr. scre p9 pt. Sc
fa1 betale 1pm bet pasScr Sem. Sort n9 beffr,renbe
2rnt1aaer fomt pberl,aere GplDSni1Qcrf aae8 heb tfrifts
liz eaer peripulis @earenhelie til Spbn 9. allies.
SotcI Muen Ylb9.. 3l5 % Nre. G.. WllnreappltS. 0finH
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12

6rur0ing. @Dis 2igbrnnOing font
olmi11oclig / Wio0c, lan fraoe Erilcn
Nol1ifc i"itfert rcOureres, og bpis Mos=
len al Solicit fun0c lore at f%prItoo, at
Sig6rrloing forebpgger nlangfol0ige
Gpiocmicr al lmitlomnle Sygoonlnle,
Der ppltoor nc0 Hrllgcn al forpcltet
Gon0 lpnlnlctiOcr i lang Miltonb iru
&l%rte9oarOc1, lau piloc fun megct foo
lo0e line Sig bcgrouc.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12
Skriv idag.
Send denne Koupon for fri Bog
Gn 2igbrrnoimg.

Ga fin meget foo lp1les at bopc no
get flort 8egreb ON 2ig6rnnoing
tpl1fte jeg, at Set muligen ful10e in
tcreslere uIiOen0e"s 2Gi ere at foo en-
lille So lfripelie oper en- 2igbrnnoing,
jeg lelp bar &iOnc til, nemlig min
ESpns. Ser CT lan munge Sing Ser
tafe til Jor0el for Oel1ne MoaOc at
blipe al meo Sig pao> at jeg trpr> at
5ogel1' bl,roc blipe mere olmin0elig
forltooet. g flelte grl1er peo ot'looe
fine &jGre brrn0e, mebens Sc fife be-
tGl1fer Jig pao at bape 0em opipiit al
Srmc. Sc iynes life at for too, at
oct, hi logger / Sor0en eller brp1oer,
life er Mel1neifet ielp, 11e11 fltl1 ct
&lnoebo11, ct Snltrument, lom Men=
11elfet (SiGlen) gjorOe 8rl>g al r11=
Ser i'm Notwithstanding fer. Mill
forl too bette tilfl1loe, pg bo1, ret
teoe ct Tl1ifc til os fpr fan opoe, on1
at fans Sig mootte blipe brunot. sSffe
ole11e ba3 Fan ONT Set m%unotlig, men
ri for lenere 6lon6t fans gftcrlo=
oe11lfober fun6et cit N%otitsbog, boori
ban baD0e fremlat ct lignc11oe 9e=
giGr.
Set er olminoelig foritooet blol1oi
Sffnltilter al biltnof ale Sfoler, at
|SjglenS 6orbinOeli e meo 2egemet OPP
bgrer fife ltrafS beo Og6en, men fprit
1ogle Gage ienere. Otter Sen treble
Sag iiges M6ifillelien at bore fulD=
1tGnoig. &i pente0e 6og en6nl list
lgngere inbel1 hi los @illiams Sig
brgnoe, og / Mellemti0en bopoe b'
oct bilot / 2igbulet poa &irfegaar=
Den efter EN- alminoelig 5prgetjene=
lte.
Sil Ell 2ig6rnnoing fren1mp0er
Joni oftelt i1gen 110en Ell al 0e 8oo=
rprenoe. Dette bar ogioa Silfploet
oenne Gang. Min Cater Sulie par
forlloen mig ielp set enelte gioue.
Man ifl1l6e babe troet at en- iaooall
ing Eige pil6e bobe gruet peo 5pnet>
men BET gjor0e bun life. Yoa @ejen
biem rette blrn ct 9nife til mig ON,
at SilfGl0e al be,,0es 9p6, benoes
Sig ogiaa iful0e blipe brenot.
81 baboe belttlt Opnen til &l. 4
iiolte 2proog @ftermiooag % bar pao
&trfegaar6en iti6e. &ilten bleo oob=
net % hi ltirre0e en6n1 en- @ong paa
Dor @life6es aflagte 2egeme. Oct
bopoe f%oronoret fig l1oget og bar og-
1oa begDn6t at lugte. 9og bar set
let fien0eligt. 81. APO bar Opllcn
faroig. : ailten blep rnllet fen til
Mabningm og laa rnllet in0 / SEN til
24OO GRADER opbeoebe Snn. Spncl1
ppbe0eS fra Chen al jaa ser life er
Jlammer at le men fun en- 1tnrf Sc
De. Otter Ell balb Iin1es 6prlpb
bar Der fife un6et at lie / SDnen ems
5felettet. Mlt a110et bar totalt for
lDnn0et; 0en 5mllle 81 lom Ser fol1
fra &iiten, &lG0erne % Muiflerne
par blepen piftet lo 9jennem lange
STIR. Sum 8enene par til6uge, pg
oisie loa % imul0reoe Ell 5ime lun-
gere, bborefter Omen bleD affplet.
6grt 9agen efter bliper iaa 8enenc
taget no bel 5tano % iteot iammen
og fpl6t pna en- l1rne.
5prbran6ingen tog ~ Eime, og i
ben ii61te 99ime bapoe Ri ubi11oret aln-
leoningtil at lie Bele Brocesien gien-
mem ct lille @lqSpinoue ! ben boyer
tie Del at Dbnen. Ser bar intet
grnefllot peo Oct. Qangtfra.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12
Nrcllatprict / 1Sprelt &irfeuourn

&rcnatorict / Uorclt &irfegooro.
ct. saul, CT Set cnelte pcltellior Niil=
mol1fee. ct foltcDe ca. $1,000 at
bpgge, men Set bc9Dl,Oer life at be-
tale fig, 81 Ser / Gj%enralil,it hoppe
CT fire Iorbrun0illgcr pr. Mool1cb,
oltlon n1il10re enO 80 pr. Mor. Ger
bclDttes bcnrco Is Golloner &rro=
lin lomt 5 a 6 Gullprer @usp(in til
GripninAca al Moltincrict, n1c0ca5
Sl,otrgtcrnc CT $50 for lner 1Sor=
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12

.popne Gale bpor'neo ban o,Dtse1rrofftte'
geoielsoogsbarttet sen ii1luffe sglD+
frlgtifaal, iom oe bapoe foraret ben
Sc. Oct bar Ell 3aifign1telie af bpaO
bun baooe 'giprt ION 9opeoet for 90.
iarfomiteen iamt paa ar1ore Maa0er
for 5oreningen, iagbe ban. Soa fom
Gralioe1ten meo nogIe pGne Orb; Ii
geleoes Mr. g. s. 6ranien liant
MrS.Senien fra 9opfins. 01rs.Sobn-
ion par ior ipg og for beppget til lelo
at funne iige ttoget. Barber Gbr.
&asmusien gioroe oet for benoe.
Ger bar Muiif af Capitol Gitp 8an6
efter 5upper;; men Mrs. Sobnion bar
oa taget biem. Sun flyer, bun CLIENT
nrer npppe oen Dag iaa lrnge bun
leber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12

Af en- sorbentale. @ontorcbefen:
ioa, mine &errer, moa leg til
iige, at leg for Gremtioen fra.
beoer mig, at De Ter mig Iiee op !
bber Gong LEG bender Sem
Mpgse,t.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12
sfal Spurpcjstafi ten ncbiettes?

Sfal Sporpcjstafiten nebiettes?
S 9praa6smp6e / li0te uge blep Set
%beiluttet at ne6lGtte Ell &omite, Ser
iammen me0 lige0an u0nao11te fra
Mim,eopolis og 9ull1fb ifal fprIgge
at faa 5porDeistaflterne neoiatte /
bisie tire 8Der, lprlig til 5or0el for
@rbeiosm9n0 og Sfo1ebgrn. 0et er
Dnlutb, ser bar toget Snitiatipet /
oenne Sag meo Sen Motibering, at
0a set er Sc iamme Snteresier, Ser
ejer 5porpeisoriften / ollie tire 8per,
bar set naturligt, at ogiaa allie tire
8per / SGlles1fab tog 9agen op.
@onffe bi1t bar 5porpeisfompagniet
&ettigbe6 til en6nn 20 Mur at fol-
leftere en- Scents Safit Der | 8pen,
men man mener, at Der Dog maaffe
beb f9lles Sn6griben alltgebel bill
funne opnaaes noget goot oenne
Senieenoe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12
st. Paul.
). Johnieu, xofaireSaft6r.
est. Paul Tidende"s Kontor, Room as
Union Block, Cedar s. Fourth Str.

We'd Kj0b eller Reparation at
Uhre bes@g den velkjendte (uve.
Ter Simon Nelson. 2o9 E. 9TH ST,
Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12
ut set jHit life or til Set bcbite 10

ut set jHit life cr til Set bcbite for
9pens Moral meo Spl10ogs Soloo=
llerl1e lees 81. a. al MeforOe1 for it's
lte l1gc> ser Jog ale andre / Moo=
neoSpis me0 @eniDn til MntolIet al
Mrreltereoe for 9ruffenifo6 / Si0en
mellcm 2pr0og Mi0nat pg 9p11ooa
MiOnot. Yaa Central 5tatipnen bler
80 lot in0> bporaf Sc 45 for oper0re=
ben Smgal1g meo 8acebns, % / bber
Gelle bar ser 2 a 3 Nerloner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12

Gn itprrc Slblps brpo / iioite llgr
ro / 9fortb st. Saul / &opeobpgnin-
gen %tilbprcnoe ct. Ya11l Sable So.
% foroariageoe ct Cab pao 100000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12

Srebt 2ebpo9tcr. On 2eopogter
eller u6logman0" Somes Gonlon,
JONI for 10 Mor bor 1toaet poa Yoit
pco Sber ifnringen pe0 @eit Sepentb
CO &icbmon6 5treets for at oopore
og forbinore 6olf / at blibe 6rebte al
Sc forbipasleren6e Sog, blep / SPIT
bags Morges oDertjert og 0p6e fort
otter at bore blepen bragt pao So
lpitolet. San bor fpot / Srlanb for
50 Mar ii6en og bapoe lebet fer /
ct. Saul Sc ]ioite 80 9lor.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12

For de bedste Fotografier b@r
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
22o-231 =. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
bejde., Moderate Priser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12
|r. McLaughlin's Elektriske B2lte
Ashton, S. D.

DIR. MCLAUGHLIN.
Jee or kjed af like at have faaet skrevet til
Dem for. efter de opnaaede udmerkede Result
later we'd at BRUCE Deres beIte. bet har I'D
rettet Vidundere med mig. og jeg err nu mere
rask end jes nogensinde tidligere kunde gj0re
mig Haab ON. Deres hengivne
W. H. NEWMAN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12

w ! 'Cully vi. K>ulll ! SuueUuYS!ltllz
gen tilbprcnoe ct. saul Sable So.
% foraarlagebe ct Sob pao $4,000.
DIN SclbD Sill Sunncllcn er ser
MI afiluttet &ontroft meo &ontrof=
tor Geo. S. Grant. Ser oil liffer1
I 2pbet al Sen aller nGrmelte Sit
blipe taget fat poa ltograpni1gert, oa
/ 2gbet al 6 Mfaancoer m1encr man,
at M%rbeioet bill pGre afll11ttet, luo at
Grafifen fan tage lin 8egpn6elie Ser
igjcnnem tiolig noe 1te CONNER.
Gbas. &asmnsien, cit ing bonlf
Glettrifer, Scr urbejoer for Gitp
&ailmap 60. %. boer, 1913 % iter11
Mpe., bar forle0en Sag, ga ban bar
u0e pao 2inien mes Ell Separations
po91 loa nbel0ig at fomme ilelnt til
Sfo6e pe0, at en- al10el1 Sporpogn
fjarte in0 / Sen, bporpaa ban befan6t
Jig. ltbcloet menes oog life at billie
efterla0e parige 6elger for. ban.
J 40 Silfelbc al 9ifteritis por /
9e9pnoclien al Oenne l1ge inoregi=
%ltreret paa GitD @oipitolet. 0ette CT
ct ltprre Mr1tal ems ser far pGret pao
@oipitalet paa cit Gong / mango
Maane0er. 2nger,ne flyer bog,. at
bctte life betpOer, at ser CT 11ogen
Gpioemi fer / @pe11, pg at slntallet
al Silful6e er fife ualmil10eligt for
0cnnc Sis al Moret.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12


&ejret bar Sc ii6ite Gage pnret
folbt og itormenoe, Gfteraaret bar
bolot lit Sn6tog, mon frpber iammel1
/ Sen Tune &affelopnsfrog, brpgger
iig maaife en- 1tille Sob6p og tGnter
me6 &96iel paa alle 6e ma11ge til
%itl1noenoe l10gifter til M 8inter=
fraffe, &elSbanoifer og Sue, @aloicb=
er, 8aroplDer, SolstprflG0er, Ml1f=
fer oip., oip. Soa faar hi Ell lille
Smgang Sn0ian Summer en0m1
me0 flint og forbol6spis barmt SER.
og laa - laa gaar oct lps!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12


Minnc=ja=ja - life Minncbaba!
StotenS biltorilfe Sellfab, Ser i
Mon0ags Mftes bol0t Mpbe, orog til
Jclt5 mos flere al Sc in0ianlfe Meop-
tie, JONI CT / 8rl1g fer / 2anoet. Sou
leoeS me1er set, at set fife beo6er
M%inncbabo men Minnejaja, pg at set
life betD0er u6et leen6e 8ano" me11
oct Jig bpien0e &anb". Set er 10
NOT muligt, men Lao % BOG blot BLUE
peb me6 at fal6e set Mirnebaba -
mbat'S IN a name, lom Sbafeipeare
n1eget tr9ffen0e bem9rfeoe!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-10-12

Bonduel, Wis.
For nogen It'd siden anskaffede jes mig en-
at Deres Apparater I'll Brug we'd ct TilfBlde af
varicocele; jeg or meget tilfreds med Resulta-
tet og skal hjertelig anbefale Deres elektriske
Belte til enhver. der lider at denne Sygdom
-Var1cocele. Deres hengivne
Oversat fra Tysk. IF. F. BONN
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-13
WAR CLAUSES IN CONTRACTS

German Grain Dealers Act on APP
proach of Morocco Conference.
Berlin, Jan. 10.-The National Eel
tung says the most recent phase or
the Moroccan question caused general
lassitude on the boerse yesterday, and
adds that war clauses are being in
serted in grain contracts and that IN
surance against war is being taken
out in other businesses. These, how
ever, it is explained, are simply pre-
cautionary measures. Imperial IS
rose ) pfennigs, nevertheless.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-13
FORCE ANSWERS FROM ROGERS
SUPREME COURT ASKED TO COM.
: PEI OIL MAGNATE TO
ANSWER.

New York, Jan. H. The question
whether Henry H. Rogers can be com
PEELED to tell Attorney General Her
bert S. Hadley of Missouri whether the
Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
owns or controls three oil companies
which are selling oil in Missouri as
separate companies will be placed be-
fore the supreme court of New York
state to-day All the important ques-
lions which Mr.. Rogers has declined
to answer by advice of counsel in the
last three days of the hearing in this
city were presented to the supreme
court yesterday by counsel acting in
the court was asked to order Mr.. Rog-
ers to show cause why he should not
answer them. The court issued the
order and it was served on William V.
Rowe, counsel for Mr.. Rogers
Rogers Refuses to Answer.
The questions are in substance:
Does the Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey, either through itself or
any other person or corporation, own,
hold or control a majority of the
stock of the Waters-Pierce Oil Com
pany of Missouri, the Standard Oil
Company OF Indiana and the Republic
Oil Company of New York;"
No matter in what form this has
been put, Mr.. Rogers has declined to
answer The commissioner before
whom the evidence is being taken is
without power to compel an answer,
but the supreme court possesses the
authority to order Mr.. Rogers to be
punished for contempt of court if he
declines to answer after being ordered
to do SO by that court.
Invitation to Lawson.
An interesting feature of the hear
ing yesterday was an invitation sent
by Mr.. Hadley to Thomas w. Lawson
of Boston, requesting him to come to
New York and testify if he can give
any information as to the three com
panies Mr. Hadley is trying to drive
out of Missouri. Replying to this in
vitation Mr.. Lawson informed the at
JOTUSy general LLdI lie, PERSONALLY Z,
knows nothing of the relations be-
tween the Standard Oil Company OF
Indiana, the Republic Oil Company Of
New York and the Waters-Pierce COM
pany, and that while he was aware Of
certain acts of the Standard Oil mo
nopoly," he could not fairly come
within the wise restrictions" of Mr.
Hadley's telegram.
Hot Chase After Witness.
The subpoena server who has been
trying for several days to summon H.
Clay Pierce to testify before the com
missioner in this case notified Mr.
Hadley last night that he had been un-
able to get Mr.. Pierce, who, he said,
had sailed away on a steam yacht
Mr.. Pierce is chairman of the board of
directors of the Waters-Pierce Oil
Company of Missouri and father of the
president of that company. The sub
poena server said that he had pursued
Mr. Pierce and his valet through a
suite of rooms in the hotel occupied
by Mr. Pierce, but that the oil man
had locked himself in his chamber.
The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-01-13
Officers FIGHT Duel.

Durango, Colo, Jan. 11.-Sheriff j.
w Thompson of La Plata county, and
Policeman Jesse Stensel of this city
exchanged a dozen shots with re revol-
yers on the main street here yester-
day and both were mortally wounded
Thompson died yesterday afternoon.
There had existed a feud between the
two men since the late election, when
they were both candidates for the of
fee of sheriff.