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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23

The first labor Journal published
In Alaska appeared Al Nome last
month. and ~ entitled the Nome
Industrial Workers" II II a foui
page weekly. representing the
Western Federation OF MincrB
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23

Continuing his way. the Wander
Ing Minstrel yeHturcd into Russia
with the purpose Of cheering but
not inebriating the 6laya Lying
over night at an Inn At Vodlanoy
Eorod. he ratified off this little
dltty.
do not come out 20 Joke AT all. I
DO not come ont 10 scott.
There's nothing queer about your
your looks. but a lot OF you
are "off"
In lands through which I've ronmed
or passed through on the nv.
They say you are not angels. though
very fond Of "nki"
In fact. In styles Of names. you're
not 80 very rich.
For I can hardly tell NJ all 'yich" %
you ia 'yich"
lie a good thing the merry villag.
ers didn't ace through n. or they
would have kicked him down tho
ateppea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23

Tho who wrote "neare declared the worlds
colder each day" but holder II believe
tho modest pachorne herewith
queen Of her the flower u the flock and All that
liant aho the real chocolate
unaophiucaied BERTHA Clay
things trusuEy because he tells her they
hshminded hh bred damoae who knows what's
who and Why who book
and wahie without
who hears Il il ia love with her
she will the hoy
inadouuly, how gracefully ahe Eidca
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
STAR. DUST.
BY JOSH

ahant tap II unleaa Mr. Blank gotl
IN. Argonaut.
Separate Theml
Dear Lizzie Don't bother with
chaps who arc poor.
Look out Tor fellow with mon
ey instead.
Though the way may seem thorny
! bid you be sure.
A fool and his money are speed
iiy we'd Life.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23

The membership % the Brother.
hood 81 Painters. Decorators and
PapcfhanKers ~ America now en-.
oecds the 10000 mark During the
first six months u the present year
81 new unions were organized.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
Fly on the Flyer

SEATTLE TACOMA ROUTE.
Fare 5se---Round Trip. SOC
FOUR ROUND TRIPS DAILY.
LEAVES SEATTLE ~ G;45
and to.2s a. m. 7:o5 ard 5:45
q. ~.
LEAVES TACOMA - ass q.
~. and iz:fs. 1855 ard 1850 Q. N.
v. sEElEY. IT, Agent Seattle
-Tei. Main ne. Tacoma
Tel. ga
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23

The Hesdahl Co has bought the
stock OF the Cochren store. con.
alHting 81 iluolenma. carpets and
rugs. and are selling the same De-
low jobbing prices 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
LABOR NOTES.

Tho building trades Of San Fran.
cisco are discussing a proposition
30 settle upon a scale Of wages
for three years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
0 n

Steam -
from SOut
cargo OF ]
bic
Charles
Of the tIIni
has been a
Of the ne
the Pacific
steamshI
from PORT
ran into III
Fl Portla
badly dam
she will n
damage bel
The Hya
raiu0 frOu|
The u |
mig can 1
her trip %
Nanaimo 1
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23

invocation.
No golden hair hor head entwinea.
Her eyes are not OF heavenly
blue
No rose her check incarnadinea.
Aud yet my heart makes much
ado.
An. would she only come 10 me.
"a urge my luck gainat any odds.
WinkiuE 10 acorn tho vain decree
OF Fate aud all tho plotting gods.
IA wager wealth. repute and name.
And all the gems the sea within.
unhiuge tho stars. and with them
game.
Aud stake the wofid--wlth her
and win
SO come. thou fairost damsel. then.
Hlackeat Of Ethiopian maids.
Tho Acc. tho king. tho Jack. the
Ton.
I've got-i want the Queen OF
Spades.
--ilarpcr's Weekly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
GRO 0

I Fully y
YESTERDAY
TIA d
~ u sIeuha
o. g..o,harn'
t D.gI and
pDa~,m,szsten
asanl
been 1880
Nsp", ,fse1
npsN nav
Gay 80 -
Wis a a@I
im III aele
ny =, \
vate - y A
saDc ,"n /
sno 80. =,
@ 800, -"
hl'n -,
~. -" ~
Na~ ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
Josh Wise Says

A lot OF THESE receptive oMdi
dates" aren't even getting a reeep
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23

Guns 70
1924 IS Sec |
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-09-23
DOG

moily"
svad
i guy eoc1
htue I'D
Tiarry wi
Of PortlA7
rnshsd N
80 diet
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-01
DON'T
Til at do afLamhed iLemmer-
ne, ligesOm min Fader.
Hj@lpel6s Invalid j tire Aar.
DR.. Miles NerviDe gjorde mine
Nerver st8rke.

81 mango Aar led jeg at frygtelig Hovedpine
og Smerte i Baghovedet, og s~luttelig blew Diet
saa slemt med mig, at jeg fix nerves Svakkel-
Sc. Jeg havde hyppige Svimmelhedsanfald og
var saa svag og udmattet, at jeg kun kunue
tage meget lidt Naring. De bedste Lager I'D
talte, at jeg kunde like leve; at jeg Wilde do
af Paralysis, ligesom min Fader s.og Bedstefa-
der gjorde Diet. Jeg forblev en- %hjalpel5s 1nva-
lid i ire Aar, da jeg h6rte ON DR.. Miles Re
storative Nervine og begyndte ut BRUCE den.
Den Winter befandt jeg mig bedre end hidtil
mango Aar. og jeg har like ndt af denne
frygtelige Hovedpine, Min Appetit er god, og
mine Nerver er strike. Mrs. M. N. Bucknell,
1920 Oakland Ave-, Minneapolis, MINI.
II mango Aar led jeg af nerves Svakkelse og
kunde like passe nit acknowledgements eller
have nogetsomhelst at v%aretage. Min Nave var
meget svag, og Hovedpinen meget stark, og
jeg var saa nerves, at der var like en- Nat !
Aaret, hvor jeg SOW mere end en- Time ad Gan
gen. vi brugte i Hundredevis af Dollars til
Lage og Medicin. Jeg blew fort til Chicago
og behandlet af Specialister, men alt til ingen
Nytte. Endelig hGrte jeg ON DR.. Miles Ner-
vine og begyndte at BRUCE Diet, og stor var min
Glide, da jeg, efterat have brugt syv Flaske-,
fandt at jeg fuldstandig havde gjenvundet NIT
Helbred."-Mrs W. A. Thompson, Duluth.
MINI.
ALE Apotekere salger og garanterer den for
ste Flaske af DR.. Miles Lugemidler. Skriv eff
ter fri Bog ON Nerv0sitet og Hjertesygdomme.
Adresse: DR.. Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, Ind.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-01

9 . lei 6 I E m ~
MreroalS 8Dfoseo, ti6ligere Stor-
tbingsmanb @ottfreo @a1ifaD Silent
er efter faa Cages 5Dgeleie aIgaaet
beo Dg6en n9r Sc @ar gammel..
8egrapelie foregaar paa 8pet1s Be
foitni1lg.
n2in.bb ol M Ell $50 ran D.
5ipforflaringen angaaenoe 6e11l1e
.nlDffelige 8egibenbeo er mi ilnttet.
Sc S%agfDn0ige er enige ON, at Diff
cerers og Man0ifabs Sorbolo bar
baret bpi @rab roSperoigt. Mren>
oalife GumpifibsielifabS Direfipr
.Gbr. Sobnlen, ioms bar operparet
9igforflartngen, ifal ligeleoes baoe
fun6et, at Sfibets 8etjening bar
giort lin N1igt.
Otter G%orlp6en6e fon11er 9elifa-
bet %inareit mulig iii at anifaffe ltDt
5fib.
Direft6ren / Mren6allfe Damp-
ifib5ielifab, Sfibsin1peftgren iamt
&apteinen Dar bpret nee be6 Stran-
oingsite6et. &ruget itaar mi iaale-
oes, at man be0 &inlp al Ell 5tige
ira 2an6 fun0e fpmme forn6 pao
8roget. Mlt Greparf bite Jig for
branot, 8incber og lignenoe par
falot ne6 / 9fibets @un6. Ser III,
me6e fremoeles / &ullene mi0tlfibs,
bborfor man life Tom l9ngere enc
til 6orfanten al Maifinrummet. 8c0
8eitigelien bar man fun0et &elterne
al 2tgene at Ell Man0 og en- &pin6e.
Si0til bi5eS omfommet: 9anifelt
Sanoelsreiien0e 9lterbp, &i9ben-
bapn, Srdfen @eisier, &riitians=
iano, Spparter &e0erie11, og 6arma<
cent ban Ser 2agen, Sariun6. Sc
tire fpr ltnppnte f0alteS nf &pgen.
Sen iioite iprang operbor6 og 6ruf-
neoe. 9a man life pe0, bbormangc
er fommet ombor6 / &riitiansla1o
og Man0al, fan set rette Mntal Sm-
TONNE life opgibes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-01

Skfv paa EN0ELSK for at opnaa naJagtig hyadD De 8nsker o. o1nhyg.
gaig Expedition. Send Deres Fotografer for sfrpsF orstsrrelse tn
THAMES STUDIOS, Dept. I, si1sas MEM YORK CITY.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-01

Otto Sber6rup anfom
til &riltiania SEN 1. Sanuar fra gu
bo. 81. 5per0rl1p befinoer Jig bel
% ltfer Jig goot 6erneoe. Sgfaa Sc
an6re Me0lemmer al sen norife So
loni befin6er Jig bel. Du ct fommer
mango Soreipergsler ON at faa flut-
te Jig til 0enne &oloni, oplpieS, at
SEN III. er fulot optaget. SIR. @per-
orl1p refer mart tilbage igien iii
Guba.,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-01
@n befjenot 2cse / 8uiton

bar / 8artine gipet til @er0en bans
melt bel6ige Mi66el for &e1s1ame
mos Smitltoffer, ser pe0 Mfbenpttel~
fen belbre0er ollie @eten6elier og
&atorrb / @ltmbinoerne, iaa iom
8etGn0elie / 9inene, @truben, Me-
le= og 8lare=&atarrb.
Com &enfemiooel TO Mnr0en og
Man6eorettet fan Set life obertref<
fes. Wange &Din0er flyer, at oe life
b.tloe unoppre Bartine, bbis set full
Sc folte 6em $1,000. &arline fan
anpen6es I iaamange forifiellige
9ieme6, at enbper &pinoe / Minnea-
polls bnr6e bloc Bette. 6aoes for
so Gents / Mpotbefet.
Sfrip efter &rgpe til 9be ST. 8or=
tine Co., Bottom @ais.
SoroifieIp. Scat til 10.
Sa11uar &l. 100 merfeoes / &ri1ti=
ania ct 1emmelig itarft Soroffjelp.
Ser bar to Stg0, le6iage6e al en-
tor0enlignen6e 2arm. @in6uerne
flirreoe, og mango Mennelfer paag-
ne0e be0 Soroifiuloet.
Sra 8perne paa begge Si6er al
&riitiania Sior0 in6lgb Mel6inger
ON, at man bar merfet ct temmelig
frafligt Sor0fielp be0 famine Sis.
S Gre0rifsltao bill mani babe obler=
peret to Sor0ifjelp, ct ipagere ST.
1915 pg. ct itGrfere &l. 100. Sra
Stange paa @e6emarfen melbes, at
Sniene rDlteoe iaa lterft, at Soft
poa flere @aar6e ito6 op og flg6te
fig paa. 9Gngere mos Moro bar
SorofjGlbet lpagere. Sra @igbif
meloes, at man ser / Gorbinoelie
meo Soroifjglpet iagttog en- 2ps-
ming lom fra ct Meteor.
Otter Sc iu0lgbne Mel6inger fa1
8rgnlerne for sets l16ltr9fning
faltigtteS omtrent loule6es: 8elto=
Der til Sfiensfanten, men life til
3ore Selemarfen, Mume6al eIler
Sallingoal; nor0oper til @i9btf og
Snregn og til gtange, men fife iua
langt Joni til &amor. 9itober er
set marfet iaa langt iom til Mrbifa
/ @nerige og ipoober til 6reorifS-
BALD. Saabel StDrfen lom &artg-
beoen al &pitelien angioes forifiel-
Zig. @nfelte Ste0er meier man, at
Sen bar ligeiaa lterf eller en6og itar-
fere eno 1904, men pqa Sc fleite
Sfeoer bar BEN beret noget ipagere.
8arigbeoe1 opgibes fra ct &ar Se-
fnn0er til ct &ar Minutter. Srnt0-
lertio bar flere 6a meoregnet Sen
Cur iom leoiaget @pitelien. Meo
..Soroifialoet fulgte en- fortpartg
@urmebplge. Mogen @fa6e fees SIP
itelien fife noget gteo al babe for
polot. Seismografen peo 8ergens
Soroifialbsitution bar life afmarfet
noget SoroFielb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-01
bvorleoes CT bette?

~ ts69oere ct bnnbrebe Dollars | gelsn1trS for -
gnert ant9loe al &atarrb. Der lite tan belbrsbes Ri
g. nn6erfesnebe. bar fienbif s. s. GbsenepIb s. iStb
!? Aar % iror. han er a1beles bTeberlia i ale S1orret.
S.s .eISasr sattioner,p q f%nanesifi gfaab til Of ppfpt
Wett&9 MbDlef6Ie SrnaqitS, ESIebD.. s.
WGlbtng, Rin Il n q Marbtn,la
..,,. 49,. sEybolefole Oruggifs.. 9plebp, q
Mstespoa 8lobet % S9felaets SeImhtnher 8riS -
S1 fs g 1S Sstss s, 81 egg !Pu!1sssn slssesbe-sf l.! t
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-01
r e. :

9 rufnet S > + b % / e I
8arop, Ben 8. SSattuar. SDrpogter
Mntbonieien er i @ftermi00ag oruf-
net tillige meo Ell Man6, Der leOia.
ge6e bam UNDER 2an0gangen Deo
9orn6 5Dr.
Sabneoge @erg DID
SIP. SapnefpgeO / Sronobiem Berg
CT afgaaet beo 9g6eu. &all efterla=
Ser Jig en- ltprre 5ormte, booraf "a
900 &roner er te ltamcnteret til for-
ifiellige al bans nGrmeite 8efjeno.e
90 SlGgt1tinger.
Moto06ens &aIcinm :
t a rsbsio a B r.i.f Sfplge Meo.
oelelie fra Moto0oen forlpoer Set, at
9%fotpDoens Observation-Disclosures ifal
uopioes og &ro0uf4ionen f%oroobles.
6G5rifbpgningerne nil piltnof life
blipe tilbpgge0e, men Ser i%noiGttes
11De Spne. MnlGgget oil | u0piOet
5tan0 fon1me til at beifiGftige 100
Mano moo en- 50 a go forti0en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-01
ad >os sende Dem ct fortrinIigt Portr@t natur-
= Iig StorreIse--i Vandfarve-kopiere efter ct
Fotografi at Dem eller en- kj@r Sl@gtning.

Et tfast ud11rt Tandjarve- Portr9t 1
naturzig St6rreLse
1920 Tommcr, kopieret efter ct hvi1ket
som helst godt F~otograf, vii blive sendt
iPatent Portrait Mailer til en- hvi1ken
som helst Adresse j de Forenede Slater
og Canada
FRIT
med Diet Formal at avertere wort nye
. Arbejde iKunst, der nu b1iver introduce
ret som. den NEST sukcesfu1de Nyhed l
ruoderue Portr8tkunst.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-01

4. vsndfarve Portratter 1 natur1ig
St9rre1se. som vi ~leverer, garanteres at
yare 1ige saa code som yort bedste Ar.
Rang paa Deres V8g (intet fprste K1asses
Atelier vii beregne sig mindre end $1,000
for dem).
2. Originate Photographer vii b1ive ON
hyggeligt behandlede og returneres sam
me Dag Diet forstgrrede Billede sendes.
8. vi er villige til at praesentere Hun
dreder af Privilege .V~idnesbyrd, der er
skrevne som Anbefa1ing for wort Arbejde.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-01

/. Tydelige Photographer at Dem se1v eller
ct Msdlem az Deres Fami1ie Ongen andre Bill
YER modtagne) med Deres Navn og Adresse
klart OF korrekt angivet, maa sendes os pr.
Post, 1edsaget at rs (fem og tyve) Cents /
spondance, Kontorarbejde og Avertering.
Q. Kun EFT Vandfarve-Portrset ! ~naturlig
St0rrelse 1everes frit til hver .Familie (fere
Ordrer akcepteres kun til regulere Priser.
g. Inlet Billedes afHuse, ~LaneEkaber. eller
Dyr modtages til fri Forst0rrelse.
4. For at sette wore Kunstnere island til at
3udf0re def forst0rrede Portrait til Deres fu1de
Tilfredshed, or def at stor Weighed, at De,
naar De sender Fotografet, giver os fuldsten-
dig Instruction med Hensyn til Ojnenes og
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-01
ct poa @igen.

It paa @igen.
Sire Man0 fra Cullen, en- balD Soils
Sci ip0 for Malelun6, er omfommet,
%ontogeltg 2gr0ag Mften Sen 5. San.
@e reilte us 26roag poa 6i1fe, og
man bar ienere intet b9rt til 6en1.
St Silfe0amplfib bar peret r0e og
ipgt, men forgippes. Derimob bar
man fun0et Sc TorulDffe6eS 8aob.
9e Smfomne bar M9n0 / 1870
Mars Ml0er og Gamtliefe6re. Ge=
res Mapne er &rilten Molo9r, Gepe=
ring Sun6bif og 8ernt &pnning.
~ H- t- F
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-02-01

9e Smfomne bar M9n0 / 1870
Stars Ml0er og Gamtliefe6re. Ge=
res Mapne er &rilten Molppr, Gepe-
ring Gun0bif og @ernt &enning.
@ign,ora @ontantin /.
Sra 6lorents mel6es, at en- norlffp0t
Game Signora Soiepbine Gol1lton-
tint Sen 1. t. 80. berite65 er afgaael
peb 9boen. &en0es @igenopn bar
Nrnt5en, og bnn bar 9atter al en-
&loffer / 8inoalen. S Beii66elie al
en- liblig Sntelligens og megen @ner-
81, 1ilegneoe FUN Zig en- ganife ON,
%fatten6e 9annelie og bafte / Mi6ten
al Sefstiaarene 9pmGrflombe0 peo
nogle literare 6origg. Sort efter
git bun ober til &atbolicismel1, 0rog
til Stalien og egteoe / Glorents Mfa-
leren 8rof. emilio @onitantini, ber
III. oDerleber benoe.
men6 til &ongo.
3. S. @union, 8a00eren, &pnnan-
gen, er giennem @enerolfonjlll
SbamS, Sror16biem, anlat / &ongo5
ltatens Sienelte iom @ul6graper meo
en- aorlig 2gn of 10000 6rancs, fri
&eiie frem og tilbage, frit Spbol6 /
&ongo, fri 2e9e og Me0icin. ST..
&anlon bill en- al Sc fdr1te Gage af=
reile til &ongo bia 8riisleI; bans
Spbolbslte6 / &ongo blir &tlo, bpor>
til ian refer bia Mombaia; fer bar
@talen ltore MISUNDERSTANDING
otter ~alll1bialt f~orefpmmen6e @ul6.
= &remierlpitnant @olmer Soar
lrm, anIat iom ll1rnumerer / Srono-
- 'H
6ienife Snfanteribriga6e, er gien=
1tem @enerqlfonlnl Sbams onia1 iom
2gitnant i &ongoltatens Mrme meo
en- aarlig 2pn al 1000 Ironcs %
alt frit, fri &eiie og forbprigt poa
bol1lige 8etingelier. Fremierlpit=
na11t Morlom oil / @riisIel gjenncm-
gaa Set foloniale &nrlu s fpr fin Mf=
reije til &ongo.
91ob / &riitioni-a
Monoag Mften Ben z. Sanltor bler
Der begaoet ct ltpgt 9rab / 9fipper-
gooen / &riltiania. Brpggefor,
mon0 @elito6 og to &olleger 1too
og 1olte iammen paa 6ortouget, 50
to MGn6 og tire &pinber font gaaen-
De forbi. 9e Sorbigaaen6e ilangte
Ell 8emgrfning til Brpggearbeioer.
a-H 100
ne, iom oiSie tog iloe op, og iaa bou-
De man Sr9tten gaoenoe. Gn6el1
bleb, at 8glitab blep fn1tet oberenoe
og fit en- 9el @pen6> iaa ban life
fnnoe reiie fig igien. san blet
brngt til 2pgepagien, bbor ban ltrafs
afgif be0 9g6en. 3en enc al
D~rabsman6ene, Sipmano &enrr
2arien, bar ifgIge me6 fin 6orlope.
Sc og iful6e 11etop reiie til 5fien oQ
gifte fig. Sen anoen, Moler @opir
Rnubiert, bar ifeIge meo fin Some
2ige efter Sperfalbet bIep begse
arreiteret, og igaar bIep Der ofiag1
5Rngslingsfien6elie ober Dem. 8e,
Ifbgoe bar 81 Mar, gift og bapbe Z
pofsne Born. &an orbeioeoe bel
Nmllnoieng gompffibsefspeoitio1, oq
aonrs oetbeoite lop.
ssS&SAS* zE8ggsS*sSssSfAasa
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Udenfor kjqbenhavn.

Ordrup: Arbejdsmand N. P. Jen-
sen. Grosserer P. H. Buch. Enke-
fru Susanna Dessauer. Enke Karen
Jensen. Arbejdsmand jobs. Olsen,
Enke Marie Hansen. Skovshoved:
Tjenestepige Nielsen. syerske Chri-
stiane Aft. Fisker N. p. Nielsen.
Lygtetender Andersens Hustru Ane.
Charlottenlund: Vexellerer l.. Levy.
S@borg: Kj@bmand A. D. Shilling.
Hellerup: Enke Mathine Andersen.
Sneaker Ecks Hustru Ane. Enke
Johanne Hauschou. Lyngby: Smed
H. H. Jensen. Odense: M9ller Erik
Stokkebye. Maren Nielsen. Blaa.
ksersskov: Holger Bulk. Roskilde:
Dorthea Lund. Faartoft M9lle: So
phie Nielsen. Holstebro: Jens Snuff
fenberg. Aarhus: Andersine Mad
sen. Agnes S6rensen. Kalundborg:
Elisabeth Jensen. Gammelby pr.
Vejen: Rasmus Dyrholm. Aale Mark:
Ane sJakobsen. Horsens: S4ren Haa-
begaard. Fjellebrogaarden: Laura
Jensen-Holm. NGrre-Tranders: An
drea Skriver. Haudrup: Carl Bo-
str6m. Aalborg: Ellen Staustrup.
Dorthea Hoist. K%arb9lling: J6rgen
Ludvigsen. Vrangbak: Mine Thorn
sen. Frederikshavn: Chr. Christen-
sen. N9kkentved: Husejer Hans Pc
tersen. Ribe: Gnstgiver Andreas
Petersen. Jprgen Mikkelsen. Hol-
back: Hans Nielsen. Thorsager:
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-13
soUAws SHOP LETTERS.
Indian Women Arrested for Theft :
Stolen Articles Recovered.

Two Indian squaws, supposed to be
from the Tama reservation. were ar
rested Tuesday by Chief of Police
Nicholson on suspicion that they had
stolen articles from the f. w. Wool
worth & Co. store. When searched
nothing was found. but when threat
ened with Imprisonment until they
produced the goods, they led the chief
to the Fair store and dragged from
under counter where they had put it.
a sack containing children's underwear,
a small broom and tinware of a value
of so cents. The women were then re-
leased and told to leave town.
II was only by the assistance of one
Of the squaw's "bucks." who came to
the police headquarters looking for his
wife after she had been arrested, that
the women were induced to return the
goods they had stolen When con-
fronted with the possibility of staying
in Jail or returning the stolen articles
the husband induced the women to tell.
The three, followed by the chief of
police, went to the Fair store. and in
the rear of it, from under counter one
of the Nomen pulled forth the sack.
Employees or the manager of the Fair
store did not know the stolen goods
had been hidden there.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-13
ANNOUNCEMENT
Inspected Meats and Where You Can
Buy Them - A Reason able Prop
osjtjon,


To the People of Marshalltown: My
butcher shop is located on South Third
avenue because rent is cheaper, and
have patrons in that part of town.
do not expect people in West MARSHALL
town to either walk to my store or pay
car fare; but l do want some of your
trade. l know I can sell you the best
meat for the money in Marshalltown.
invite inspection Of my shop and I
guarantee to give satisfaction on all
phone orders. If the meat isn't right
when delivered it's mine for sending it
back to the shop. I handle the Brit
tain & Co. products, a home institu-
ton, under government inspection. That
ought to mean something. Here is
what Solicitor McCabe for the agricuf7
tural department says about this In.
spection: -4.
II am authorized to say to you that
this administration has made and will
continue to make the federal stamp
upon meats and meat-food products
stand for something
Give me your phone orders. You
will be satisfied
+. SCHUTZENBACH.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-02-13
DR.. Billiard. osteopath. % e. Main.

DR.. Billiard. osteopath, % e. Main.
New lace curtains, at M. f. An
drews'.
Kemble's flowers are the most ac-
ceptable of valentines.
See the handsome display of ladies'
white petticoats. we are now showing.
Pratt & Baxter.
Travelling Freight Agent w r. Ster-
rett of the Iowa Central, was in the
city on business Tuesday.
st. Margaret's mission will meet
with Miss Nell Roadhouse, 206 North
Center, Thursday evening.
Take a look at our Main street win
dow. See the new advanced spring
showing of fancy onyx hosiery Pratt
& Baxter.
Mr.. l.. F. Mason and daughter
Blanche, of Grinnell, were in the city
Tuesday as guests at the j. w. Bur-
roughs home.
New percales. cambrics, batists.
swisses, mulls, organizes, and other
summer dress fabrics We want you to
see them NJ F.. Andrews
Miss Grace Comfy. of Galesburg. ILL.,,
arrived in the city this morning to
visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
George j. Allen for a week or two.
Mr. w. f. Tomlinson left this NOR
ming for Wenatchee. Wash, where he
will remain for a stay of four or five
weeks on business, and to visit his son.
Mr. Willett Tomlinson. The trip Will
be made via Omaha and Denver, and
at Walla Walla. Wash, on the way
west. Mr. Tomlinson expects to spend
Sunday with his brother-in-law. Mr..
Horace CHAMPION. Mr.. Tomlnson will
also visit at Spokane.
The funeral of Colonel William +.
Small the aged father of Mrs. George
c.. Neil, who died Tuesday afternoon,
will be held in Brooklyn Thursday,
where Mr.. Small lived for so many
years. The body will leave here at
9:2O o'clock. Frederick Small, of Blue
Island, Chicago, who arrived in the city
Tuesday morning, went to Brooklyn
this morning ia make arrangements for
the funeral and burial. Mr.. George c..
Neil, son-in-law of Mr.. Small, who is
employed in Des Moines, arrived in the
city Tuesday night.