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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26
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Otter / lengere Sis life at babe let
eller talt mes 8ro0er S. u6e paa
MfiSlislippi ct, laa opltoo ser Dos
mig Ell gonife naturlig 2engiel efter
at aflegqe Dor gieitfrie og iopiale
2anosmano ct 8eieg. Com tenft
laa giort; jeg tp10te min Cigar, tog
g. g. Mftentog og ito6 al beo 8roen;
leg ringe6e paa, / Dgren fremtoner
8rooer S. / egen beie &erion; meo
uoltroft @aano flyer BON: v@elfom,
men, Silar! Set glp6er mig iterft
at lie Sig, gamle analt. @anife bilt
er leg alene biemme, men iaa opfri=
ifer hi for cit Gang 5fpl6 ltngforle
2ipei."
r8rooer s.! Oh peo 10, at min
ltprite Spogbe0 er gepsgierrigbeb;
Der er noget jeg gnifer SplDsning
ON, % oerfor er ieg egentlig fommen
iaften: S Sen ierere St0 Dar Ser bee
ret mege1t Gale iblo1rot 9oniferne /
ct. Saul, ia, ser bar enoogiaa bee
ret rtalminoelig megen Sale, ont mo-
get iom Sc fal0er 81 bar0 time go
ciol"; bette bar ieg foritaaet bar Ell
Set, joni por ofbolbt / Sit @ns for
fort Sit iioen, men bbao set er, pg
bpem set Dar lo1n 0eltog, og SeltenS
Eje1neo, bette fien6er pi1iffe; bil gu
forflare 0et?"
Me0 ltprlte Jornpielie. 81 boro
time Social" betpOer rSrang e
s toers 9 / t a 3 e.l ig :
IT. 81" eller rettere g IT. 5 :
be6sielifob for
/ 5teoet fpr at lerpere me0 &affe %
alt bette slffer=8ras ieg n1e11er &o=
ger, ioo bliper Ser ierperet meo Nis=
Grpo;; bet lfuloe MI egentltg babe nGz
ret @qlling, men laa bar fotttg
! Mo1os Gplling blepeln til @rgo, og
ioa erltotte0e man 6ette n1e0 ct Smpr-
full. Ser gu, .5ilor, Sammenint-
ningen al Oisie to Slags Sorfrtifni1-
aer er 10 puafal0en0e. &affe, oe0
gu, er itimllerenoe og inoeboloer
pisie narfotiife 8eitanQ0ele, JON naar
set nDoes | Mengoe g0elagger baaoe
Merpeipitemet og 2eberen. Solf fan'
brittle Safe iaa l9nge, at De baaoe
bliper guile og grgnne; og tillige bar
set ilet tngen Meringsparot. NiS=
@rpo, iom er fo9t / Melf, er bbl
@ra6 Juno og n9ren6e. Set bar
&pin0eforeni1gen, JONI er fnDttet TT
Sen 6%anif-norife presbptertanife &ir=
fe, iom bol0t Mg0e bos %, og bet er
birfeltgt mutt og formftigt al oe';-
ne Screening at in6fgre 0enne gooe
|Sfif. Noar man tpnfer li0t forn1tf=
tigt ober 2ibet, iaa CT set 10 egentlt9
2epemaaoen, font beitemmer ct We1=
neifes belle fpiiife 2ib. Sag MI /.
CTS: % Manofolf; oeriom ri ntloe.
ipiie Steg og anoet fin 8raS Gait
ge oaglig, % iomme gtoer Natfe1.
mel, Ri Diloe mart Mibe far6ige 11teo
bette 2ip. Mei, Silar, set er ffe meo.
os iom meo &attene, Sc bar iDp SIP
men Ri bar tim ct, min Sar, og Oct
beoite bi Tan gibre er at boloe poo:
5unobebs-9iR iao gobt ri ton, bog
Zig ipiie 90 brittle Meplnf.1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26
81 fre1nbnoer tilialas:

6 Softer / &amlin for $3.50 fon7
tant; 81 Softer, en 8locf fra Spor=
pogrL $1,000; en- 5eftton mutt Ga
%lifornia Sono paa &egieringens ST.
rigations Dfge $3.50 pit. Mcre.
81 fan 0ele bette og pente me0 en6el
|.af 8etalingen.
Sire Seftiorer al oct beofte 2anb
ser fan faces | Canada. 2ige beo en-
INIT 90 og nar STANDARDIZATION.
&nn $3.50 pr. Mcre.
5000 Mcres ucut .oper" 2anb /
Minneiota til So pr. Mcre - fontant.
400 Stores cut ODER" 2att0, $3.50
pr. Mcre.
&ilot og op0Drfet 2anO Minneio=
ia, @isconiin, Mor0- og Sp6 9afota,
Montana, Colorado og an6re 5tater
til BriIer iom Sc bill babe banifeligt
peo at finbe anoetiteos. Edmmer=
&ano @isconiin, Oregon og 8ritiiB
Columbia til birfelig Bargain"
Yrier. Store og imoa Mrealer.
2ano tic 10 Gents pr. Maaneo.
81 bar en- Masie Sarme og pilot
2ono, iomsni fan bptte MOB 8pejen.
BONNIE. Bring IND Ceres @jenoom:
me og Iao % gigre Gem ct Bub.
Sobnlen & 60, 46 Union 8locf, ct
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26
Mtten Memtgbcber, til6prtn0e for

Mtten Menigbeber, %tilbpren0e for
ifiellige &irfelamflrno, bar lluttet Jig
lanlmen ON at oripe Ell fulles Sule-
butif neO Suleti0, / Steoet far lom
biOtil at 0ripe bper lin Tile Stop.
Ser pil bliDe leiet ct fort Srtifslo=
fale / lelpe Sorret1ingsfporteret
bpor set falles ltOlolg bill blipe bolot.
NpeOe Glcrfe pil blipe mtogne. Hri-
lerne ifol bol0es moderate, os Garer-
ne ilto0elte / 9epurtementer efter 0e>
res Mnpenoeligbe0. @per enfelt Mr=
tifel bliper n1nrfet laaleoes, at Ser
fan fpres &egnifab oper, til bpilfe1
&irfes TprOel Goren lelges. st 6Gl=
lesrooD fra alle Sc Is Menigbeber, 2
Meolen1mer fra bper, ifal le0e Mff9=
ren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26
Sallgi ! Meprrientantbniet. Sc

49, Tl sST -
gislatllrens ii6ite elmer uomprfe0e
iig peo at befrpfte, at ,Manoen er az
ito EFT Greng". Spert glar, naar 2e=
gislotnrea term Jig fin Mfilutn 11g,
CT Der en- Sci &omers / begge &nie=
ne, men ct iaa iDn6igt 5ioD iom Ser
/ Strs6ags bolbtes / @epr9ienta1tbu=
let bar man BOG iieloent bpret &io,
ne til. S Senatet git Set mere igm-
meligt til, iom set fig ber og bgr,
men BET fneb baar6t NOT ogiaa Ser
at opretbol0e @proigbeoelt. S &niet
fiji &%apirfugler og an6et lettere SD
liteitpts fra Ma,to tilMa n6, og5 peafer
Sobnion brltgte iin u@opel" iom 6or=
bammer % 9iifer |om Mm6plt u0en
%ipnoerlig Septic. n9rengel1e" lint
peltben lege0e og bar ~11ltprlige. &aa
Silbprerplaoier1 par Ser Masler al
Tolf, lorn 1po BET gratis Cirrus. 9er
bar en0el Torllag, iom pao @rl1l,o al
al 0enr1e &oaobeO life nuoebe at foo
Sen en6elige 8e0tagelle, laalebes ct
om 9epilling paa 100000 8on0u6-
lteoelie Mon1iep County til Al1lGa
al Ell @ro oDer Mtsitslippi pe0 Wli1=
neiota 5treet. Men / 8etrogtnine
al, at bette Nars 9egislotltr far
faoet 1t0rettet .iaa l1eget go6t, fon
Set 10. tilgipes, at 0en bitter liOt lip.
ligt meo @alen I fine iibite 5tltn0er:
lelp ON liot uEolteli1" gaar | 2pbe1
al set.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26

Enpelsk Dansk Norsk Ordbog med
fuldstendig acknowledgements, at
Martin U1vestad. 1872 Slider, stort
Engelsk Dansk .Norsk og Dansk-
Norsk-Engelsk Lomme-Ordbog. Ny
revideret og foreget Udgave. 76O
Rosing, S. Enge1sk-Dank-Norsk OrdE
Larsen, AZ. Observation-Disclosures Ord
bog. Tredie for9gede og omarbej-
dede
Mapnussen, Johannes. Dansk-Norsk-
Rngelsk Orbog. 314 Slider ...1oc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26
oRDBOGER:

Ordbog, kortfattet engelsk OF dansk.
norsk. ~Indeho1dende dc NEST al
minde1ige enge1ske Ord...........26c
Leachman's Norsk- Dansk /. Engelsk
Lomme.Ordbog indeho1der 10000.
norsk danske Ord med ti1svarende
enge1ske Udtryk. 1872 Slider. Ind
bunden iC1oth...
Do, Marocco, Gu1dsnit ..........6Oe
Lsachman's Engelsk . Norsk Lomme-
OrdbOg. Foreliggende lille Vaerk
indeho1der 5000 enge1ske Ord med
tilsvarende pork-danske Udtryk.
Indb.i Cloth naed9 Register.......25c
Do, Marocco med Register, 1 Guild
.........5Oc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26

8reppoitb11o g. S. Sapler, 1921
@. Minnebuba Street, Ser bar p9ret
/ Yoltbeienets Eienelte ii6en 1888 oa
bap6e Set beb1te Nopn for Y11nftlig=
beo og 8aapasieligbeo, er forIpunoen
fra lit Stem 90 i'm Bloos paa Boit-
fontoret. san git life paa @rbeioe
Sreoag og 2erbag, og / 5gnoags for
lpanot ban fra lit @iem, me6ens bans
6amilte bar u0e / @iiitter. Mogen
@runo til bons 5orlpinoen fienoes
life, Ga ban lepe0e ct lDffeligt SAINT,
lielip, bopoe lit gooe ltofomme, eie6e
lit eget @iem og bap6e en- aarlig
2pn al $1,000 og lto0 pao Sen be6ite
SOB meo loopel Speror6ne6e lom Sea-
merater.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26

For de bedste Fotografier bGr
De gaa til Soderberg & Franz,
22o-231 f. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
beide. Moderate Priser.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26
Suns 5nrfen, ssor11onb or

$A9%Mk.S HEsEHEE
6a,as bprien, Sorrldm or
9olo slrbeioeres m bpggeoe en
araftitation Cape Seer @iper
Rortb Carolina, o. ION oar bienlme-
sbgrenoe Der ! gpen, er 3irsoags
fol1tt'1et Of Gage ammen meo ire at
fine Mrbeioere, ioet Sc blep repet at
Battoet no$oper ct ganofalbo % orl1f-
neoe. gborien iifuIbe bolot 8rpJlup
gritfommen0e genoag, % bans
5orlopeoe, Miis gbelma ainogren,
forbereote iig ,1etop paa at reiie til
i&aletgb, g. g., bnor 8rpllnppet ifnl--
DE paret .bolbt, 90 Gfterretningen tom
ON at benoes 8ruogom bar forulpf=
fet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26

Gn 9riffefontrne for Sunoe %
&eite bar Mational @um1ane 5ocietp
tilbu0t at ifjenfe ct. Saul paa ben
@etingelie, at 8pen bill laoe Sen reiie
peo 5faringen al ct. 8eter, Marfet
og @. Sirtb 5treets % paatager fig
0ens @eoligeboloelle. Maporen, Ser
no0tpg Gilbu0et fra 5elifabet, bar
Denpilt Sagen til 8Draa0et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26

@olsatba airfens &pinbe fOrenina
mpoer f%pritfommen0e Sorsoag Otter
mio0og hos Mrs. 5ebaf, 595 8art
Abe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26

@cnrp Buff, Ell Glerf t Sieneite
6ps $. S. Gggers, iii g. 8abaiba
Street, foriponot Monoog @ftermio=
bag, ga Fan blep ien0t til German
Mm. @onf for. at iatte $216 | 8an=
fen. &plitiet ipger mi efter bom,
men set artoges, at ban Ell. rejit fra
@pen / lit &iem bar ban / bpert Salo
life at fin0e. @an bar / Sen ienere
Sio talt e11oel ON, at ban Dil6e gierne
til Sun 6rancisco.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26

@encralfoniul spren 2iitOe i SLOT
ter0am, @ollan6, er iflg. Selegram
fra @albington blepet forflpttet Iom
Generalfoniul til ct. Betersborg,
&a1slano.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26

Great Mmeriean @ippoorome er
9fopnet poo ct Cirrus, lom / 3 Tiger
bill gipe Ioreitillinger paa Mroito=
rilln1. Set er EFT al 2o10ets MET be-
fjenote og be0lt iamme1iatte Srga-
n%ilotioner poa 8erioer=, Songlgr= og
9iaeoonler-G mraaOet, % Srnoreoer
al lml1ffe &1tnltltpffer %pr9lentereS
for Nltbliflm. Sprlte Soreitiling
finder Ste0 2pr6ug Nften.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26
81. Paul
Jebrf.n, 1ososreoa1e Sr.
sSt. Paul N0endens K0ntsr, Roem 40
Union Block, Cedar s. Fourth Str.

We'd Kjpb eller Reparation at
Uhre bespg den ve1kjendtes Juve,
Ter Simon Nelson. 2oe F. 9TH ST,
Paul.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-04-26

@r. &eooftgr!I
8or 2an6smano, ST.. Sacob Sr-
ting, &ontrofter oip., lom boer 1860
M%innehabo Ct, er lige fommen
bjem fra 9%an1narf, bpor Dan / Jor=
entng meo iin Samilie ttlbragte e,
meget bebagelig ginter. ST. Srting
bar lanme Spfattelie al 6anife Sor-
bolo pm nalten ale bar, Iom bar
paret bolt00en0e / Mmerifa / mange
Mor, 11emlig at ct 8eIeg er EN- Sor-
npjelle; set er en- =&eiie,
ont birfer forpngen0e baaoe paa 2e=
GENE og Siel;; men blipe / 9on-
mart fam ser life bore Sale ON, l1ag-
tet baaoe .SSnoultri, 5anoel og Mger=
brig er ten blomitrenoe Silitano; ia
@nggeforetagenoer / &ipbenbapn gaar
%enbog1aa laa ripenbe frem, at bet Il
gefrem fniber meo at faa MrbeioS-
'fof. Set ielifabelige 2ib er 10 iom
u aea altio lpitigt Bog ipnes Set, ION
a st eforepen Mp0elie at paaoe
Carer bor / Be lenere Mar 11feiet uO
aanife forbauienoe.
Mrbp6igik
Xxx
The Press., 1907-12-25
THE PRESIDENTS CHRISTMAS
How the ain and Little Roosevelts MH rated laat Year.

How the ain and Little RooseveIts
 <.Nxrated Last Year.
 .lsaeat and Mrs. Roosevelt had only the immediate members of their family to celebrate Christmas. Just before going to bed on Christmas eve the children hung their stockings in the presidents room, and bright and early the next morning they were up to claim their prizes. Everything that was ever designed for Christmas stocking found a place in the line that hung from the mantel, and when the boys awakened there was a merry scramble to see just what was inside.
 After breakfast the president. Mrs Roosevelt and the children went to the library to exchange presents too big for the stocking.
 Each member of the family had a special corner for his or her gifts, and there were any number of mysterious little parcels to be opened. This very pleasant little ceremony took the en- tire morning.
 After this the president walked to his church. Grace Reformed, and the rest of the family went to St. Johns Episcopal church.
 In the afternoon the president. Mrs. Roosevelt and the children went over to the home of Captain and Mrs. Will liam Sheffield Cowles where they al ways spend Christmas afternoon and where there is always a tree for the Roosevelt and Cowles children. They were joined there by Representative and Mrs, Nicholas Longworth, and g little family reunion was held.
 After the visit to the Cowscs' JE@ president played tennis with his sons.
 At night was given the Christmas dinner in the private dining room. Among the few invited guests were Senator Lodge, Dr. Rixey and family and MT. and Mrs. Longworth. The string section of the Marine band fur nfshed the music for the evening
The Press., 1907-12-25
"The Queens Christmas Card"

Queen Alexandra has not given up her interest in behalf of the unemploy- ed. Last Christmas she sanctioned a unique plan to raise more funds for them. This was in the shape of the issue of Christmas book. consisting of poems. stories, sketches. drawings and music, which was entitled 'The Queens Christmas Gard" Algernon Charles Swinburne. Alfred Austin, the poet laureate; Thomas Hardy, Marie Corelli. Hall Caine. George Meredith. Arthur Wing Pinero. Sir Laurence Alma Tadema, Edwin A. Abbey. Will liam Holman Hunt, Sir Edward John Poynter and Sir Edward Elgar are among the host of those who contrib uted. The production of the book was practically gratuitous. 1t sold for half a crown. and the proceeds were devoted to the queens unemployed fund
The Press., 1907-12-25
pbUL SCHMEISkE. Custom Tailor
IN THE MATTER OF REOEIVERSHIP OF THE MANSFIELD CREAMERY COMPANY

Superior Court, Holland County, Dec. B. 1907.
 Willis H. Reed, of stafford, in the County of Holland, State of Connecticut, having been ap. pointed and confirmed by this Court as receiver of The Mansfield Creamery Company, as by the records of this Court will appear.
 IT IS ORDERED, That four months from the date of this order be and the same Is hereby limited within which all creditors of the said Mansfield Creamery Company shall present their claims to the receiver of said corporation, and that notice of said limitation be given by maII- ing to each and every Of the known creditors of said corporation on or before December IT. 1pO7 copy of this order, and tha further notice thereof be given by publishing the same in The Press, newspaper published and having d cir culation In said Mansfield for two succeasiv ve weeks, commencing on the 1lth day of Decem- Der, 1907. and 1t is further ordered that mi claims not presented within the time so limited shall be barred.
 By the Court,
 LYMAN WINNING TINaIER. cT
The Press., 1907-12-25
What Grandpa
 Mn@Vy@o
e oME folks say 'at Red Riding Hood
 N She didn't live at all nor go

N N1 She didn't live at all nor go 2 Down where tn wolf was in at wood
 But srampa says at it is so! An some folks say at GeIdiIoeks
 Don't meet tn bears an run away, A-bumpin' into trees an rocks,
 But grampa's seen her many day. My grampa takes me on his knee Am tells me all bout Puss in Boots An 'bout tn fairies you can't see
 For their in-vis-their funny suits. An he knows where the beanstaEk is
 At Jack tn Giant Killer climb To get at gold an things Q his,
 Cause grampa's seen it many time An Cinderella, too, myzPa
 Ist laugh. an say at he don't know, But sranna--w'y, my srampa saw
 Her slip at slipper on her toe! An Simple Simon-wouId you think
 He never was like, some folks say? But erampa only laugh an wink, ..t
 Cause he has seen him many day.
The Press., 1907-12-25

There is just one treatment for catarrh that costs nothing unless it cures-Hyomei. finders Jacobsen sells a complete outfit for $1 co, aud guarantees to refund the money if it fails to cure. Try it.
The Press., 1907-12-25
WALES.

A. T. Rand has moved his family to Southbridge.
 o P Royce has his new poultry building nearly finished.
 Frank Calkings, 49, who has been i'll with heart trouble at the home of Alvin Converse, died Mon. day the 16th. The funeral was held Wednesday, Rev. Geo. Hudson off ciating. ......-. ....
The Press., 1907-12-25

Don't wait for indigestion call. Keep it out of the stomach by using Mi .o-Da. Guaranteed to cure all stomach troubles or costs nothing Anders Jacobsen.
The Press., 1907-12-25
HOME NEWS.
STAFFORD SPRINGS.


 Miss Mary Wildey is in New York and New Jersey for visit.
 Richard Valentine is home from Princeton college for the holidays.
 Miss Jennie Hewitt and Miss Ruth Walker have been in New York for a few days.
 Miss Ivy Eaton, who is studying in New Haven, is home for the Christ mas vacation.
 The Faulkner mill has, shut down for an indefinite period, owing to business conditions.
 Mrs. Hannah Bidwell is visiting in Vineland, N. J. Miss Etta Bid- we'll is at, Ludlow, Vt., for visit
 The annual meeting and supper of the Congregational church will be held next week Thursday evening
 w. J. Williams, who has been em ployed at Ohicopee Falls. Mass is spending 8 few days at his home here.
 Mrs. John P. Harrigap and son, Jack, are spen ing the Christmas holidays in Hinsdsle and Pittsield, Mass.
 There will be union service at the Methodist church next Sunday even- ing. Rev. Mr Blake breaches the sermon.
 Wm. Parks and family are boarding at the Springs House during the time of settling in their new residence at the Hollow.
 At the Foresters' regular meeting on Thursday evening the election of officers and other important business will come before the meeting.
 There will be Christmas service at Grace church next Sunday. The choir will be strengthened, and Miss Florence Smith will sing a solo.
 The auction to be held at the Wash burn barn on Wilmington avenue, January 4th, by Gray Bros is open to any person who wishes to place any SllIuk OA Shb0s
 Cyril Johnson has presented the Congregational church with sufficient land in the rear of the building to enable the society to build a new kitchen, and plans are in preparation for the erection of the same.
 The Masons have purchased a new piano. It hae been the custom to hire when social events made an in. strument necessary, and more or less inconvenience has resulted in conse- quence. The piano will be used for the first time at the dance given Christmas night.
 W. E. Demond and J Carl Con- verse leave New. York the 2Sth for a trip to Panama and Central America. MT. Converse has not fully reeov- cred his health, and MT. Demond is in need of rest and change from too close application to business. The many friends of both hope that the trip will prove beneficial.
 Joseph H. Pinney. 66, formerly of Ellington. died in Canton Dec. 17, and was buried in Hartford on Fri day. His step-mother, Mrs Henry Pinney, and two half.sisters, Mrs David Bissett and Mrs. Henry Wheeler. reside here Another half sister, Mrs. Mcguire, is resident of Monson. He also leaves 8 widow. two children, brother and two sis ters. The brother is Samuel Pinney of New Haven and a sister, Mrs. Frank Yale, also lives there The other sister, Miss Sue E. Pinney, re-
The Press., 1907-12-25

Luther said that if man were moi strong St twenty. handsome at thirty, learned at forty and rich at fifty he never would be strong. handsome learned or rich.
The Press., 1907-12-25

This store will be open in the evening - December 19, 20, 21, 23 and 25. E. @
The Press., 1907-12-25

Probably it is your stomach and not your heart that causes pain in neighbor- hood of the heart. If it is, Lane's Fami- ly Medicine will give relief. 25 cents at druggists'. 8
The Press., 1907-12-25

HN AsHGElc.AS SrEREosoCptc.cn Hes standIa' close as me an youI An he say ist to don't buhIieve Tn folks 'at say there ain't no chime O reindeer bells on Christmas eve, Cause he has heard lem many time.
 Chicago Tribune.
The Press., 1907-12-25
Let Us Make It

The wisest thing you can do about that Fall and Winter Suit is to let us make it
 You'll be sure of the fabric, sure of the cut, sure of the style, sure of the fit, sure of the durability.
 And you'll be sure that the price is away below the figure which such work as ours would cost you elsewhere.
 The brown mixed on the blue are the latest
The Press., 1907-12-25

At Alferd Brown, at lives 4nex' door
 To us, don't'1ik him, 'uhcause ss' He say at he don't think no more
 At there can be- Santa Claus, 3: But grampa whisper in my ear
 At Santa will find me all right, Cause he has seen his sleigh an deer
 An pack :es p4aythiTfes Nmany night e.. ..: .s,y i .:ss. ,:..-l My srampa knew Boy Blue an, all - .
 Tn children at live in sth', shoe. n. WhenyH Humpty pumpty had lat fall
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-22

Some fine shooting was seen at the
range of the Hawaiian Gun Club yes
terday evening, when the eighth shoot
for the clubs third Weekly Challenge
Cup was pulled off j. w. Harvey
proved winner by smashing tweDty
straight of the swift flying disks. This
Is the first time that Harvey has OBJ
tanned one leg on the cup, although
having made four Clean scores on a
like number of occasions during the
eight times that the cup has been shot
for, luck would have it that on each
opportunity handicap man made over
d possible twenty.
Other scores made yesterday which
were above the average but would
have been better4had it not been for
the poor working of the electric trap
which failed to throw as uniform as
usual, were as follows:
J. Conner, nineteen out of twenty
tive.
H. NJ. whitney, nineteen out Of
twenty-five.
w. E. Wall, eighteen out of twenty
one
J. A. Robb, eighteen out Of twenty
one.
X. b. Porter, sixteen ont OF twenty.
II. D. Bower twelve out Of twenty
seven
The average previous scores which
have taken the present cup have been
the highest made on any Of the dozen
or more Weekly Challenge Cup that
nave been put up for competition
since the organization of the club, -four
years ago, the cup having to be won
three times before coming into the
property of the lucky shooter. Both
names on the cup twice and are very
likely to walk off with the cup before
long.
Previous winners have been:
/. ]. Conner, July 3rd, twenty five
out of thirty.
2. X. b. Porter, July 10th. nineteen
out OF twenty.
8. j. Conner, July 18th, twenty out
of twenty-five.
4. w. f. Hall, July oath, twenty
one out of twenty-four.
5. r. Treadway, July 31st, twenty
one out of twenty-nine.
6. J. E. Whitney, August 18th.
twenty out of twenty-five
7. X. B. Potter, August 14th,
twenty out of twenty.
8. J. w. Harvey, August 21st,
twenty out of twenty.
additional Sporting News on Page 81
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-22
Il SPORTS
.SE

had heard of the lineup of the team
being cut and dried. Some weeks ago
a list of players, including every ball
tosser in the local league, was pub
lished in both this paper and the Adj
vertiser. These boys were all signed
20 play ball in the Hawaiian team, and
they will all be given a chance.
Where was the idea received that
Reuter- was to do the slab duty? FROM
The very first it has been intended to
pitch Barney Joy. OF course Reuter-
will be giyes a chance to show what
be can do, but the principal pitcher
will be JOY The captain of the team
may see fit 10 put in Hampton in one
Of the games or as a change pitcher
For the good of the game we would
like to have On-Looker come through
with the lineup from the remainder
Of the players not mentioned in his
letter that could put it all over the
team therein mentioned
JESS WOODS.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-22

There is danger of the Gans-Britt
fight being declared off and Nelson
substituted for the colored champion.
Willus Britt states that the Reno pro-
to finish between the Battler and
Jimmy, to be decided on Labor Day.
Britt is guaranteed $4,000 for his end.
win, lose or draw, and Billy Nolan left
Tor the sagebrush State to discuss the
Word is. expected from
that locality by Monday. The post
ponement of the Los Angeles fight has
brought about this condition of affairs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1907-08-22
WANTED.

BY an American couple, room and
board In private family preferred
All rejected answers treated con-
fidentially. Answer stating terms,
locality, etc, l.. this office.
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