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Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-30

TE Mcintosh, of Luraville, came
II Mis- morning to look after bust
4 NJ matters in the city today.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-30

EOR SALE-16-inch wood. Phone
nc wv r. Lee. 29-2t
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-30

Some people seem to think that
nobility went out of fashion when all
titles were abolished.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-30

BY hanging around a girl many a
young man has run his head into the
matrimonial moose
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-30

~ Ogden and SON. 10, Of W., wel ,o01
| /arebusiness visitors in the city today.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-30
Tor SAFE

We offer at a bargain,
SIX room cottage with
modern convenience, on
south Ohio avenue. Most
desirable residence section
OF the city. If you are
contemplating purchasing
a home in Live Oak come
up to Our office and let
us show you this place.
Live Oak daily Democrat. (Live Oak, Fla.) 190?-190?, 1907-10-30
JUST RECEIVED AT
THE BON TON.

New line Vol skirts.
New line latest shaped corsets.
New line silk, lace, dress trimmings in
braid, lace vands, applique, dress
goods.
Standard Patterns, Fashion Sheets.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-16
OUAKERS GATHER IN
QUIOUENNIAL MEET

RICHMOND, IND, Oct. Is. (Spec-
iaD Orthodox Quakers from all
parts of the United States, Canada
and England are being entertained
today in this little city, inaugurating
the second five year meeting OF the
sect About 200 delegates are here,
Maryland, Indiana, California, Penn
sylvania, New York, Iowa, Kansas,
New England, Canada, England and
other centers of Quaker influence.
being represented at the meeting
These visitors represent the 100000
orthadox Quakers in this country.
This place was decided upon as the
place of holding the meetings be-
cause of the fact that Indiana has
more Quakers within it's borders
than any other State in America, the
total being about one-third of the
whole number in the United States.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-16
AUSTRIA LACKS
COMPETENT RULER
Passing of Ag d Emperor
VII Be Calamity.

VIENNA, October 15.-(SpeciaD-
The fear with which every earnest,
thinking man of the empire has look
ed forward to the time when Emperor
Francis Joseph shall pass away is
rendered more acute each day by the
bulletins from the sick room of the
aged ruler. That the old Emperor
cannot long survive is no longer dem
led in official circles.
A successor competent to rule this
uneasy conglomeration of quarreling
nationalities is not in sight. With
Crown Prince Rudolf's death ended
the life of man who, although album
dainty supplied with the frailties of
humanity, was nevertheless loved in
tensely by a large portion of the
Australian and Hungarian people. Had
he lived, temperance might have come
with mature years, and it is not
impossible that lie might have devel-
oped firmness ard strength of char
acter, which, aided by the love his
subjects bore MIN, would have enabled
him to dominate and rule them. By
him however, the wages of excess had
to be paid early, and the Austro-
Hungarian throne was left without
a direct successor.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-16
DENMAN THOMPSON
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
lie is Uncle Josh In The
Old Homestead"

NEW YORK, Oct, Is. (SpeciaD =
Denman Thompson, the veteran act
or, who during the past twenty years
has been a familiar figure to audien-
ces throughout the country as Uncle
Joshua hitcomb in The Old Home
stead" entered upon his seventy-fifth
year today and was the recipient of a
flood of congratulations from mem
bers of the theatrical profession and
from friends and admirers through
out the country. He is now playing
at the Academy of Music in this city.
1t is farewell engagement, for the
age and failing health of the veteran
actor will make his permanent re-
tirement from the stage imperative
after the close of the present season.
For more than half a century Mr.
Thompson has been before the pub
lie and for nearly twenty years his
name has been connected with the
"Old Homestead Rugged and strong
he has carried his years wei, though
twice in late years illness has forced
him to take a rest and retire to the
quiet of his New Hampshire home
His first appearance on the stage
was as a super" with Charlotte
Cushman at the Howard ntheneum,
Boston. He first essayed speak
part in Lowell in 1852, when he play
ed in The French Spy" He then be-
came an itinerant actor, playing a
low comedy, and in 1854 went to the
Royal Lyceum Theatre, Toronto,
where he remained until 1868.
In Toronto Mr.. Thompson won To-
cal favor as Salem Scudder and
Uncle Tom. During the spring OF
1852 he played in London with mod
crate success, and in 1871 he began
in variety theatres, appearing in
character parts. At Henry Martins
Varieties, in Pittsburg, he first APP
peared in 1875 as Uncle Joshua Whit
comb, in a one act piece of that name
which he wrote.
When the necessity for a successor
to Uncle Josh" became apparent in
1885, Thompson and friend wrote
THE Old Homestead in fifteen days
It was produced at the Boston The
atre IN April, 1886, and then brought
to the Academy of Music in this city
In this play he has appeared almos'
continuously ever since and has re-
allied from it large fortune,
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-16
A Reliable Remedy
FOR
CATAR RH
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is quickly absorbed.
A. nf.E -

brane resulting from Oatarrh and drives
away aCold in the Head quickly. Restores
the Senses of Taste and Smell. Full size
so cts. at Druggists or by mail. Liquid
Cream Balm for use in atomizers rs cts.
Ely Brothers, Sc Warren Street, New York.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-16
Successors to Throne.

AS matters now stand the success
sion to the throne is provided with
perfect clearness, Francis Ferdinand,
Otto and Charles Francis coming in
the order named But whoever of the
three comes to the throne, the out
look for the restoration of peace
through his rule is not bright. Nei-
Their Francis Ferdinand nor Otto
has been educated as the successful
future ruler of Austria must need be,
and evn young Charles, though some
attempt has been made to give a
liberal education, has not received
the broad training necessary for the
task.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-16

Coincident with the recent conven-
ton of the New York independence
League a conference Of the leaders
in the various State organizations OF
of the League, who are friends or
followers of William r. Hearst, met
in New York and perfected a temper
airy or provisional organization of a
National independence League, with
Mr.. Hearst himself as chairman OF
the National Committee. The move
is regarded by the politicians as fore
shadowing the launching of a nat
ional Hearst third party at an early
date.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-16
Many Sufferers.

from nasal catarrh say that they get
splendid results from using an atom
izer. For their benefit we prepare
Ely's Liquid Cream Balm. Except
that it is liquid it is in all respects
like the healing, helpful pain-allay-
ing Cream Balm that the public has
been familiar with for years. No CO.
caine nor other dangerous drug in
it. The soothing spray is a remedy
that relieves at once. All druggists
75c., including spraying tube, or mail
ed by Ely Bros, Sc Warren Street
New York.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-16
Travelling Passenger Agents.

NORFOLK, VA, October 15.-(Spec-
iaD-The pages of the Inside inn
register are covered today with the
names Of well known railroad men
from various parts of this country
Canada and Mexico, here to attend
the annual convention of the Ameri-
can Association of Travelling Passen-
ger Agents. The meeting, will last
until Friday.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-16
Governor viii Attend Fair.

ATLANTA, October 15.-(SpeciaD
Coy. Smith will deliver an address
at the Telfair County Fair at McRae
on November Is. The fair commem-
crates the hundredth anniversary of
the organization of the connty.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-16

William ]. Bryan, when planning
his forthcoming speechmaking tour
through New York State and through
New England, told his managers that
when collecting money to defray the
expenses of the trip they must not
accept contributions from trusts, cor
porations or other large financial in
terests.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-16

Senator Allison of Iowa, and Gov
ernor Cummins, who is an aspirant
for Allisons seat in the United States
Senate, have both declared their
willingness to let the primary cleo
tions next year determine the con-
test between them.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-16
POLITICS AND POLITICIANS.

Mayor Brand Whitlock, the young
reform Mayor of Toledo, Ohio, has
declined the Democratic nomination,
preferring to stand for reelection on
the principles of the Independent
party.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-16

Four of the State governors who
recently assembled at Koekuk were
quoted as saying that their States
were for Roosevelt alone. They were
the governors of Nebraska, Iowa,
Kansas and North Dakota.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-16

New line children's misses,
and boys school and dress shoes,
SOC to $500 pair.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-10-16
Sea Island, yard, Sc.

New underwear for all the
family from l0c to $l.00 gar
ment.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-07

cts. @iengiDeIie af Scener fro
On 5p1lrpi groneoons" bioner bot
ON bans bramatiife gpner, % ban
foritaar at lRgge baaoe sSyn6erIigbeb.
.og SgleIie in6 !, bDao ban f%oreoroger
al mere alborlige Cling, til 8robs for
at bans Self uoentpipl og nabnIig er
set fpmiife. Mnmel0elier fra Chico.
go i ben forlpbne Saion berger og-
iaa for 81. @ois-geieliens Salient iom
Scenetnitr,1ft6r, og iifl1I6e ban otter
bore at ftn6e / Minreapolis tic nniite
Binteripion, biloe set bore ipr6eIe8s
irteresiant at faa opfsrt &pftrrpiffte
StDffer eller anbre n1eo bam io1r
Snitruftsr, - Der er oanffe @rnffter
not gpen, % ri bebbber aI6eIes life
at itaa tilbage for bore &enner Morb.
mR116ene paa bette Self.
ST.. HoisGeielien iomtz en- nt,g
Mfan6 fra G-bicago, ST.. @erIeb, Der
le6iager bam poa Eurer1, efreiites
Eorsoag Morgen til Milltotp11,.
@is., bpor De ffal gipe Soreitilling
Sgnoog. timber 6eres 0pbolb ser i
8pen ifal 6e BIO bos Sen befienote
oanlfe 6amilie 2ourien.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-07
Meinneiota, Moro

at frempiiie ben Nainneiota, Noroz
og SDb Dofota:
Otter bette lille S%agttepentpr bp11.
feo ri % be6 Mftensborbet, og lob
% ben fortrinItge Meao image. Sa=
Ter bolotes beo 8orbet af ollie be
.SIiteoeb9rer6e. Me1t 2Dffe: gioroe
en- Cole, iom Nireftpren bolot for fig
ielb.
Otter 8or6et 6anneoes en- MI fel,
ffabelig SCREENING, faloet rDen blinoe
Girls. g. g. uonabntes til Girls,
% BET blep beitemt at afboloe f6rite
Meoe pdn Geitnin6en Sen 4. SsSl1li.
Derefter 6anieoe bi til SCI. /.
6ranien leperebe M1iif % CAB 8epi:
ier for, bbor go6t ban forito6 al
baanotere ct 9rgel;; og % ri beo 1.
8ioen brgo op, par ri eniee ON a
bette bar ben bebageligfte Mften, b
nogen Stn6e bob6e tilbragt paa 5Rit
ningen.
m s.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-07
S~nbienoelier

Sen imellem Gonife iaa belize
Aien6te 8rofesior / 8arber, % Sri,
isr @ioenifaben, ST.. Gbr. &asmuss
len, bar efter 6orlpoenoe iolgt fin
Gorretning % bar fra fgrite Stunt
neoiat Zig lom Gbeateroireftpr.
81 9anffe bar allereoe for lenge
iiben blot, at 9ireftpren iao inoe
meo itore Salenter, og BET glaoer os
meget at bsre, at ban | 6remttoen
bar Sinoe fun at 6prfe ben cole
.Sfueipilfunit.
81, bans mango &enner, enlfer
BAN Selo og 2pffe / bans npe 8irt=
iombeo og boober, at ri ret nftG mao
faa 8rgber paa bans 8unit at ie.
Sorelgbtg optrp6er 9ireftdren
me6 Selifab fun / bepegelige Billie
Der, men fra pooli6elig Slide bar ri
erfaret, at ban agter at jamie ct tort
Mpienm al furigle Eager; looleoes
forepiier Fan for Ei0en en- &rofpoil!e
og en- blin6 Girls.
Sfglge 6e npeite gfterretnineer
bor Direftgren me6 Selifab paa Sci
til Stillmater forle0en Sag, men 50
man life bar bert fra bam iioen, an
tager man, at Stillmater Holiti bar
funoet no, at 9ireftpren bar taget iaa
mango ct. Baul 9anife beo Nnien,
at De bar beiluttet fig til at gjere bam
%nifaoelig for ct @tpffe Si0. 81 baa=
Der BOG, at bette fife er Silf9lbet,
tbi ielb ON hi ere blebne 1agne neo
Naien al CIR, pnifer ri bam hog
mart tilbage igien. +.
&aa bans mango &e11ners 8egne,
9grbg0iglt,
g b a..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-07
pod, at aatelbacf opboloer Dl-
.linebperne, % Nolitit boIber berfor',
itarp Hbfig efter ham ogfaa ber.


nngbomgforcninsen al 1905 bap-
De ! @aar Mftes ! l1ngoomsbiemmet
en- efstraoroiner ielffabelig Gam.
menfomit, %iummenfaIot meo meget
tort 8arieI / M%nleoning at engage.
ment at 81. Sfueipiller Boisg3iel-
len for en- 9lftens Dptre6en / Sor-
eningen. glf fremmeoe gilfteoebe-
ren6e iaas 81. a. Meolemmer al 9.
g. g. % Ben Norf-Dramatiife 6or-
ering. Com alti6 / l1ngoomsfore,
11ingen at 1905 forme6e ogiaa ben.
ne aften fig JON en- iRrbeles forneie<
Zig % bpggelig Sammenfomit; @r.
@ois.gsielien bapbe bereobillig Iobet
uoen Msiiitanee at Soreningens egne
&r9fter at u6fDl6e en- bel Mftens
&rogram, og ban ifilte fig poa Ell,
iaa tilfre6sitillen6e Raa6e fra bette
tit @berp, at Der bar fun en- me,
ming berom: Set bar fortrinligt belt
igiennem! 6r. Nois-gsielien er / 8e,
ffbbelie al ct Dpperligt Deflamations.
talent; bans N11ancering og Mtmif
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-07
Sen tpritisc arpfpOille.

SCR ct &ar Gage ii0en mootog leg
EN- Snobp0elie fra min @en 6ranien
til iammen meO min @nltru at in0<
finoe mig paa 5eitningen peo Sri5
.Sgen Spnoag @fterm. ST. 3 for at
inipicere ct NIT &ipeorgan -.
9a 8eiret par go0t og leg bar go0
&ien0lfa6 til Sgen,beilutteoe jeg mig
til at iejle-eroper; ieg gap &i1lhp-
rem en- efstra 0mgang Dealing og
iotte 9eil og &or paa, og af1teo gif
oct. Otter EN- Shines 5eilabs, fit III
9ie paa 69itnin9en; og efter at booe
afgtbet Salut, ieile6e hi in6 / 8,1e-
ten. Seq merfeoe, at ser 6eSpnrre
bar meget 2obpan0e, men beo at be-
nDtte &julet paa &i1lberen al og til,
lpffeoes set % at lan6e lige peo
8roen, bbor ri blcb m%ootagne of &o-
manoant 6ranIen mes Sr11e Iomt en-
gltmrenoe Stab al Merrtam &arf
Snoionere / ful5 Originating. 8nr-
feoe omfring Sen 6ampen6e Safe
forefanot Ri @r. og Sr1 SSngeman1
og STANDARDIZATION &osmslen mes
Srne. Otter at bobe 6eIifateret ps
meo en- Sop at Srr Sroniens for
trinlige &affe, begob ri % ollie in6 /
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. og tog set omtal=
te = &ipeorgan ~ / Rjeipn. Set
bite fig at bore ct meget Itort Srgel,'
og bet bleb ipillet meo flor 8irtl1oit=
tet at 9r. 6ranien. Otter / nogen
$io at bape lpttet til Gonerre fra Set
lmltte Srgel, l,6rulteoe ri os ollie
meo &aroplper, og UNDER Sraniens
fpnoige 2eoelie iteg ri ne0 paa 8un=
ben at Safe Sris, for ON m1ltgt at,
nofinoe @run6en til, at 8onoet lbin-
Der iaa b~etp6eligt / Open. Damerne
ttlbtfteoe os ct it6lte 6orpel, og aflteo
git oct neo | un0erber0enen. 8i
u11oerlggte meget npie, baa0e Sab
mRnoeneS og &%apfruernes 2epepis,
og funot, at ingen al oem brn9te loo
n1eget iom ct @lus 8an6; BET mautte
altlaa bGre an6re, lom opbrngte set.
Bt trGngte SDbere neb, og bpem IT'LL
Ore Dor 6orfer0elie og &arme, 90 ri
t%orefanot mt0t poo 8unben en- bel
Dig &rofooille, lom NOT |aa gemptligt
laa % orof min0f 100 Hotter @an0|
| Min1tttet; ser boboe bi altlaa 26s=
nirgen paa @ao6en. Meo ct belret-
tet Sfno trofte Mimroo Sngemaml
Hbpret til Sor0en; og 0en opgao
Mo11oen meo ct bnloigt 8rgl. 81 fit
ben bngieret op til 0perflaoen og|
bragt 2ano. Do bi iprette6e BEN
OPP forefat1ot bt en- 6alb Ones 5la-
tier al @omm's 9I / Mapen poa Sen
BET bragte % paa ben gonfe, at BET
mrligois bar Sobnien's @rofooiIIe.
81 telefonereoe us til Misiisiippi ct.
og gatife rigtig, arofooillen por
unoilnppen for ct Nar Gage iioen.
Sen bapoe aabenbart begipet fig til
Rartet1, for at igge efter bens Ben
.Silar, % % oen&iffe fanot BAN, bap-
.oe ben ilaaet ie neo ggen giref
fgr 3as1rn1sien togitrafg arofooiaerrllI
8eliooelie % au Bet n, 5inote9l
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-07
L. S
Norsk 0jenl@ge.
Ud~exan1ineret fra Kristiania Universitet,
behandler
0jen-. Ore, Nese- og Halssygdomme.
Kontor: soz Mcollet Ave-. Minneapolis. Mimi.

itilleoe Iumifelig en- 6eloe for Griffin
% itilleoe ben iaa ineoigt at Moffer1t.
rasleoe al, mems ban itoo % talte
me0 oenne. Saa bar @riiim fprbig
me6 @mbe6et.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-07

VGQ nJpD 0AAG1
Uhre besSg den velkjendte luye.
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oe E. 9TH St,
Paul.
For de bedste Fotografier bSr
De gaa till Soderberg & Franz.
E. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
bejde. Moderate Priset.
Triffe &arer, rimelige 8riier, bur-
tig 8etiening er MoHoet bos @enrp
@poeien, Columbia Grocery 60, 1913
g. @abaiba ct.
uSes beber Dig, bah mig nnb-
ffplot" ct Bnitor &pcbienS Gbemo
be6 @u6stieneite,1 Sbn6ag 6ormio=
oag.
9nft 8ol8atba 41rtens Nptnoe1or=
enings 8aiar paa Baia &aH SnSooe
% Eorsoog neite l1ge. Damerne er-
berer u6merfe6e Mi66ags- og Mf<
tensmo6 begge Sage. @elpe 8aiarens
@lonospunfter bill blipe begge Site
ner, 90 imr,ffe og npttige @ienitanoe
bill blibe iolgte og bortloo6eoe.
Mbolpb Anberion, en- 90 Mar gam>
mel @penifer, Der arbeioeoe / Galba=
rp @emetarp, bar ii6ite uge begaaet
@elomor6 / tit 2ogi bos Mrs. S.
Gurlten poo Sront ct. SON boeoe
lammen m1e6 en- Mrbei6sfamerat, Ser
fan6t bam bengenoe paa 2oftet. Nos
gen @runo til 9elpmor6et fienoes
life; ban ipntes alti6 at bore / go6t
@nmpr og tiliDnela6en6e bar / beo=
lte 8elgaaen6e.
&nalt al &pg blep to Sn1aaOren-
ge, Spnner at Gam &apilopicf, 34s
Gbeltn11t ct, Sgl10ag Mften. &a=
pilopicf, bpis @uitrn ligger paa SO,
ipitalet, 6eltog / Sgn0ags meb tine
4 5gnner / Ell 8rDllupsfelt, og Sc ire
pnglte 5enner bleb ti0lig paa Mfte>
men len0t bjemL %leOiageoe al en- Sic.
nelteptge, for at gaa / Seng. 90
8pr1ene bar fal0ne / 5pnn, gift Hi.
gen u6 / 8eipg, bportil bum bap6e
facet Sillaoelie al Mr. &apilobicf,
men fort efter op0age0e geaboer11e, al
ser bar Sl0 / @uiet. Sc lprengte
ga 9gren, og / 9rengenes @erelif
fan6tes Sc alle tire be0pbe6e al &g.
gen. Sc 2 opoe paa .8ejen til SO:
ipitalet, set ct tbibliomt ON BEN tre0.
les 2ib fan re06es.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-07

@jprneitencn til set npe fatbollfe
Cathedral paa 5ummit @pe., Ser bill
blipe Den melt flor laoeoe &irfebpg=
ming / 9eoropelten og en- al oe prag=
tiglte / bele Ger0en, bleD ne0lagt /
Sgn0ags UNDER ltore @gitioeligbeoer.
Selpe Mnbringelien al Stenen FORE
ito0es al Grfebiifop Srelano, men
foruoen bam bar Ser 4 @rfebiifopper
tile0e, lamt % alminoelige 8iifop=
per, Ser alle gab 0eres &ell ignelje til
Stenen og 6erpe6 til bele 8pgnin=
gen pe0 at llaa paa oen me6 en-
Splpbammer. &iepanosbeltenfnin
gen lpilleoe oglaa en- betp0elig @plIe,
ioet 8ilfop Mc@olricf beitenfeoe
baaoe Sierneltenen og @run0murel1
meo Set in0bte0e @an6. Mc@olricf
bar Geremonimelter, og 8iifop Sre-
lan6 bol6t Sn0pieliestalen. De firfe=
~ H-.
lige @eremonier gap ct go0t 8egreb
ON Sen 8ragt, Ser u6foloes beo ia.
tbolife Seltligbeoer at oenne Mrt, og
gior0e ct meget hbitioeligt Snotrpf,
men ogfaa Sen mere borgerlige Del
al Soften, lom fl1lgte efter BEN firfes
lige, bar ret itemningsfulb. M0lfil-
lige fremragen6e Meno bol6t Saler::
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Moles 6. Glopp,
@uper11pr Sobnion og Mopor Smttb.
Sen 8ara6e> Ser gift foru0 for
Meolagningen al 5tenen, bar / bei
@ra6 imponeren0e. Set regnes, at
ca. 10000 &otbolifer 6eltog / 6en,oe
ser bar en- beIoig l1ofol6elle al 8an-
mere og Slag. Mean fit peo oenne-
9eiIigbeo ct itart Snotrpf at at
aatboIiferne nogigr ct magtigt Conn
funb, % at De, 1aar De optrRoer iam-
Ieoe, tan faite en- betpoeIig Epngoe
ben gagtifaaI, pad bbilffen 6e tore
ssan1f1nosfpgregnlaa afeieres
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-06-07
&oa &onoernes Sitter.

&aa &on9ernes Sitter. SI &on=
gen at Sbertge, &ongen al @orge os
&ejieren al .Spiflano er Ser | 0isie
Gage ienot pragtfulot in0bun0negfs=
emplarer at Meinneiotas iio1te u8laa<
bog, Ser 81. a. %tn6eboloer Mapnene
paa alle Sc Meno, ser bar peret an-
iatte iom Stotsembe6smeno oip. IL
oen Staten organilereoes, og blanot
bpilfe Ser 10 finoes life lad foa al Sc
%fgrnebnte 2anosfa0res ti6ligere I'm
0eriaatter. Ser fortelles intet ON,
at Ganmarfs @on9e bliper beeret
paa iomme Moa0e - men maoife
Set fommer lenere. 6or Sc 0anife
bar 90 ogiaa peret me6 til at bpgge
Minneiota op, og bar arbejoet got1=
ife betragtningsber6igt me6. Sg
oaniffp6te @mbeosmeno er oa bel=
Ter lite felt nfjen6t fer / 5taten.
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10innaapoGs.

ST. 81, Senninsien, Der / ca. 8
@ar bab6e. Mniettelie be6 6. @as-
musien Mpot. 60, og iom / Sanuar
opertog Stillingen iom Sirmaets Ste:
prpientant / Chicago, refer / Slut.
ningen at ugen paa ct Sommerbeipq
til 9nnmarf.
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ST. Paul.
Johufen, kssosrsdaot6s.
aSt. Paul ndendess KOntor, Room 46
Union Block Cedar 3 Fourth STU.

We'd Kjcb eller Reparation at
Uhre bespg den velkjendte Juve.
Ter Simon Nelson, 2oe E. 9TH ST.,
Paul.
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For de bedste Fotografier bdr
De gaa till Soderberg & Franz,
e. 9TH St. Smukt Ar
bejde. Moderate Prisef.
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Smporterebe 9elifatesier fra set
gamle 2on0 og Seionens fgrite og
be6ite @ro0ufter faces olti6 bos Sen=
rD @p6eien, Columbia Grocery Co.,
1923 g. @obuibu ct.
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Gn ippmig Holitibctiet1t muatte iio-
tie llge finoe Zig i at aflepere lin
Sterne, foroi ban ptloe tage Jig me-
re Sbile> enc ser tilfom bam, og toge
oenne paa Sioer, bpor ban buroe
b1title efter Sppe og Slogiernings-
mp11o. Sans 9eaDm er CHARLES Sri
Jim, meO Mnlpttelie paa Monoo 9ta=
tionen, og bans Dberor0neoe bopoe
/ nogen Si6 bab0e Weistante ON, at
Der biit ttlfal0t bam en6el mere Spite
nnoer Mrbeioet, ems ban. trengt togei
bar berettiget til, bporfor Sergeant
Gerber foretog libt Deteftiparbei6e
for at finoe 10 at bette. Gerber fan6t
%, at @rtiim bab0e in0rettet Tia ct
lille Nanlun | 8grftgisiiffnret / Sen
npe Cathedral, og Der ne0 ban iaa
rnoer &irfens miloe 8elfDttelie, ct
lille @lnno bber Sime. Men raar
Stltnben nprmeoe lig, at Der fifl1l6e
rapporteres i @ontrolbofien, Igohber
ct bpnpet &lliingelii1g at E @efffe1br,
ION ben ineoige 0rbensbogter bnnbe
Ia,1braet ieln: sergeartell
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Sriffe garer, rimelige @rifer, bur-
tig 8etiening er Mottoet Dos @enrp
@poeien, Columbia Grocery 60, 123
g. @aboiba ct.
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BrDlesning. l1niberihD MDe. ifal
belagges meo Msfalt mellem Slice 90.
@ebor Streets, paa bbilfet Mrbeioe5
8arber MspbaIt 8aping SO. bar faaet
aaontraft for $12,298. Siblep ct.
! en- 2engoe Of 1874 Sob MOO Sub
fra 3. 6treet ffal babe @ranit<8ro-
lagning, bpilfen SieI6ing & Sbeplep
ifaI anbringe for 1920.
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uSes beber Dig, bap Mig nno'
Rplbt" ct Baitor &pcbiens 5bemo
peo @uostieneite,t @enoas 6ormio,
bog.