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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-01
New Engineers Appointed for
the Utah Light and Rail.
way Company.
j. i. DAGR0N AND @. A.
H0NN0LD IN DEPARTMENTS
Former Appointed Engineer
and Latter in Charge of Elec-
tricaI Engineering.

a partial reconstruction of the Of
fetal family of the Utah Light and
Railway company goes into effect to.
day when r. T.. Morse, assistant to the
president, sewers his connection with
the company and returns to New York
to attend to large business interests
there. The Office Of assistant to the
president is abolished and Joseph Wells,
who has heretofore been acting as gen
eral manager, becomes general manager
in fact, No announcement has been
made of this change, but circular No.
!, making other changes, benrs the
signature Of Mr.. Wells as General
Manager
William Ashton. chief engineer of the
Oregon Short Line, has been named as
consulting engineer of the Utah Light
circular issued reads as follows;
Effective this date. the office OF Chief
Engineer is abolished.
Mr.. l., L. Dogron is hereby appointed
engineer OF this company. He will have
direct charge Of all surveys, real estate.
rights -of-way and records OF same; con-
struction, additions, betterments and
maintenance of railway lines; dams, re-
servolrs, canals, pipe lines and buildings.
and such other work as may be assigned
10 him by the general manager from time
TO time
MIR. O. A. Honnold Is hereby appointed
charge OF construction, maintenance and
operation OF electrical power plants;
transmission lines and distributing sys.
TENS pertaining thereto: also general
charge of electric lighting and power dis
tribution, and such other work as the
general manager may assign TO him from
time 10 time.
Mr.. Dagron has had active charge of
the reconstruction of the Oregon Short
Line freight and passenger yards in
this city. His work is now 80 we'll
forward and the general plans for its
completion in such an advanced stage
that the finishing of the work can be in
trusted to another engineer and Mr..
Dagron relieved for the larger sphere
of work. He is an engineer OF large
and wide experience and thoroughly
in every department, and
the work now placed in his charge will
be carried out with the highest degree
Of efficiency.
Mr.. Honnold has been in the en-
ploy of the company for some years and
Will give satisfaction in his sphere of
action.
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A DIFFERENCE
IL Pad This Man to Change Food.

What is called good living event
ually brought me to condition quite
the reverse of good health" writes q
n. Y. merchant
improper eating told on me fill my.
stomach became so weak that food
nauseated me, even the lightest and
Simplest lnnch and j was much de.
pressed after night of uneasy slumber
uniting ME for business.
"This condition was discouraoino os
I I couid ma no way to improve It. Then
! saw the advertisement Of Crane. Nnts
1000, and decided to try it, and became
delighted with the result.
For the past three years I bavo
used Grape-Nuts and nothing else Far
my breakfast and. for lunch before rctir.
ing. IL speedily set my stomach rioht
ana | congratulate myself that I bave
fegalned my health. There is no greater
comfort Tor tired man than lunch Of
drape-Nuts; IL insures restful sleep and
an awakening in the morning with a
feeling of buoyant courage and hone.
fulncss. "'po
Grape.Nuts has been boon to ms,
whole famlly 1t has made of our 3.
year-old boy, who used TO be unable IN
digest much of anything. a robust
heaIthy ,httle rascal weighing 70
pounds; Mankind certainly owes n debt
OF gratitude to the expert who invented
this perfect food Name Given kv
Postum Co., Battle Creek M;rh
''shere g reasop-'f
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ding and operation of such cars, and
providing for violation thereof, was
read third time and passed.
Unfinished Business
Under the head of unfinished busi.
ness II. b. No 127, making it unlawful
to wrongfully and without authority use
the name, title of affairs, insignia. ritual
or other ceremonies of certain orders
and societies, and providing punish.
ment for the violation Of the provisions
of this act, was called up for further
consideration and passed.
II. b. No. 1l9, regulating the sale Of
intoxicating liquors and preventing GER
tain persons from frequeDting places of
business where such liquors are sold
came up on special order and after due
consideration the bill was passed by
unanimous vote
n. b. No. 81, providing revenue for
common school districts where the rev.
euue from the State, county and district
school tax IS insufficient, came up in
tho order of unfinished business and
passed
The secretary read the following in
vltatlon addressed TO the President and
members of the Senate:
The regents will be pleased to have
the honorable members and officers of
the Legislature visit and inspect the
University of Utah at some early. con.
dent. -
Upon motion of Senator Colister tbe
invitation was accepted
The Senate adjourned until o'clock
p. M, Friday
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into Mysteries, made the following state
ment. which was roroborated by Mrs
Berrum:
We heard the car stop at the cor
ner, and a few seconds later mamma
opened the door to sec if papa had got
of the car, Just then mamma heard a
sound on the other sidewalk and
voice. She called me to the door and
asked mo If the cry did not sound like
the voice of papa. Just then / heard
the voice and started to run across
the street calling. is that You papa.
| saw several men. Two of them ran
TO the corner West, and turned nm
Tenth East street. One of them ran
up the hill and another one ran west
and went towards the brewery. / heard
papa s voice and yelled. / think
erled murder or help or something
like that; Mamma came to INV assiss,
tenee and together we got papa across
the street and then I think I tainted
But Oh, papa did look so awful. -
The officers are confident that tbev
nave made no mistake in the arrests
made today and among the six men
they have got the one who committed
one of the most cowardly and dastardIv
assaults that happened in Salt Lake in
years. NO ="
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SALT LAKE ROUTE WILL
Be REOPENED SUNDAY
Nine Hundred Men Are Now
at Work Clearing the
Line.

Announcement was made at local
headquarters of the Salt Lake Route
Thursday that the line will be reopened
for through traffic on Sunday This in
formation has been telegraphed to all
points and the selling of through
tickets will be resumed and the diver.
sion Of passengers via the Southern Pa
cifc cancelled.
Nine hundred men are now at work
repairing the damage caused by the
washout, Gangs are working at both
ends of the trouble and from the cen
ter east and west so AS to overcome the
task with the least possible delay. II
is fortunate that the line will be cleared
at such an early date, as the suspension
of traffic means an enormous loss to
The company
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-01
Miss Berrum's S Story

hls daughter, Lillian, who tainted
when she saw the condition of h.
father last niSka 49, as.s saIss sa.,A
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Mothers
Are your children thin,
delicate, ailing
VINOL is what such chill
dren need. 1t makes them
strong, robust and rosy.
That's because Vinol con-
tains all the medicinal and
strength creating elements
OF cod liver oil, taken from
fresh Gods livers, all the use
less nauseating oil eliminated
and tonic iron added.
If it fails it is free.
Druehl & Franken, Druggists,
Also Smith Drug Co.
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SENATE ALSO BUSY.
Considerable Business Transacted bv
the Upper House.

Oonslderaple Business Transacted bv
the Upper House.
The Senate was called to order bv
PRESIDENT 5. n. Love at . clock %, m
The roll was called All Senators pres.
ent except Brinkerhoff, excused. PRAYER
was offered by the chaplain. The min.
utes OF the forty-ffth session were read
aamended and approved, after which the
senate transacted the following bust
ness: '"'i
Communications from the House.
Three communications were received
from the House conveying the informa-
eion tnat the speaker of the House had
signed s. b. No. %, S. B. No, II and
.. B No. IS, were received and filed
communication was received fror,
the House stating that that body re.
FUSED to concur in Senate amendments
to n. s., No. 10, relating to the State
6oara OF Equalization and that the
speaker has appointed Representatives
Robinson. Tolton and Henri as CON
terence committee to meet with a ILo
committee of the Senate to further cnn
slder said bill. 1t Was moved bv Mr.
Johnson and carried that a conference
committee OF three from the Senate bo
appointed TO confer with said commit.
tee OF the House. The President an.
pointed Senators Williams, Gardner and
johnson. U"ei anu
The following communications ~
received from the House and fled.
That the House had passed as amend
ed RI. B. No, 81. relating to the sale Of
real estate for taxes. -' vi
~ That 1t had passed, as amended, II P
NO. 100. relating to date of expiration
OF commissions Wv"
=, mat the Speaker had signed S. r
NO. os, relating TO the form Of sum
That II had passed, as amended II
8; No. ls5, relating to temporary Ger.
That the House had passed n
NO l22. relating to the duties Of conn,
ty superintendent. 'o'N'
Reports Of Standing Committees.
The conference committee to which
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-01
river was presented and referred I
the Committee on Appropriations.
Renorfs of Standing Committees.

From the Judiciary committee, to
whom was referred House ball No ~,
by Fuller, relating to transmitting own
errship plats to County Recorders, re-
porting favorably and recommending
that the said bill be passed with the
amendments.
From Committee on Municipal Corpo'
rations, which has had urder considera-
Ion House bill No. 256, relating TO
ttwus, recommending that 'he same do
pass with amendments
From Conference committee on House
bill No. Z, by Pederson, relating to mar
riages. reporting an agreement upon ao :
ditions as amended, and recommending
that same 10 pass.
From Committee on Claims and Pub.
lie Accounts, to whom was referred
House claim No. 26, presented by j. w.
Haywood. recommending that the same
be referred to the State Board of Elk.
aminers.
From Committee on Claims and Pub.
lie Accounts, 10 whom vas referred
House claims Nos.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1907-03-01
To Prevent the Grin.

LAXATIVE BROMo Ouinine re.
moves the cause. To get the genuine
can Tor full name and look for sigma,
Sa-e of Z. w GROVE. 25c.
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OP0RTUNL.OAO

Sc subarrienda por cuatro me-
ses, de IS de JUNO en- adelante, la
casa que ocupa en- Santurce el sefior
Mufoz Rivera. Tiene sala, come
dor, seis dormitorios, dos bafios,
BALCONIES sobre la carretera, amplias
galerfas al este y al oeste, jardfn y
patio muy extenso, cochera, caba.
lleriza, servicio abundante de luz
electrica y aqua, telefono, arboles
frutales, etc. Sc cedera, amueblada
como Sc encuentra, por el mismo
precio que paga hoy de alquiler
segdn contrato, sin cargar nada por
el uso de los muebles. Oportunidad
para familia de San Juan 8 del in
terror que desee pasar en- sitio nuy
fresco v saludable, alfededores de
la capital, la proxina temporada
de verano.
Informes en- Ia DEMocRAc1A.
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'ste, |Odust'i 1 d. 5ant|lvO

AGENCIA GENERAL DE SAN JUAN.
| AgvN-Con el fin de acomodar
las leycs Federales las reglas de
los Certificates redimibles, So pro-
cedera & obtener en- Washington "a
authorization correspondence para
el uso del Correo.
Mientras Sc obtiene dicha auto
rizaci6n, las cantidades sobrantes
de los siniestros que sc venfan apli
cando q donativos 8 premios para
estimular el ahorro, SC consignar6n
en- una cuenta especial, cuya ascen-
dencia sera publicada peri6dica.
mente, para conocimiento de los in
teresados.
Tan pronto como sea resuelta
por la auto1idad correspondence Ia
consulta sohre el libre uso del Co
rreo, Sc procedera a repartir dicho
sobrante, bien Ell forma de donati.
vos, bien 4 prorata entire los tene.
doScs de Certi6cados redimibles, en-
is terminus que acuerde, dentro
de la ley, el Directorio de la Com
paiifa.
Como el funcionamiento del
Banco esta ajustado q las leyes To-
Gales, todos los tenedores de Certi-
fcados redimibles, deberan recoger
cuanto antes sus recibos pendien-
tes, a flu de no perder ninguno de
los derechos que los referidos Certi-
fcados les conceden.
A los que tengan suscritos
Certihcados redimibles y no los ha-
yam recibido aGn, Sc les proveera
de TN documento provisional acre
ditativo de sus derechos, el que Sc
ra cangeado oportunamente por el
titulo defnitivo.
Siendo de fuerza mayor, Dor
emanar del Gobierno, esas modi6-
caciones alcanzan 4 todos los Certi-
fcados redimibles vigentes para
Puerto Rico.
Todo 10 que Sc hace p1blico
para general conocimiento. San
Juan, P. R., mayo II de 1907
ReSe|fs S. Castro, agente general.
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AVISO

Sc vende pOr iamitad de,su valor
III aparato para fsbricar bebidas car
bonatadas. Sc componen del genera
dor tres fuentes con sus correspondent.
tes lavaderos de gar, una mesa para
llsnar botellss de tapones de Eravita-
ci6n , % llsasdof De sifona.
Psrsitiormes dirigirse "a camuy
4 AHToNIoCAsTTLLo.
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La Ultima Motla

Bsta elegante publication de mo-
dss MadrileGa es la meier del mundo
Satisface los mas exigentes gustos
cor los preciosos fgurines, acharela,
patrones, labores femeniles, tecador,
etc. etc, que el gusto mas delicado en-
vcstir pueda necesitar.
Mediante diez centavas Sc envia
TN n6mero de muestra a quieu 10 So
lisits de don Inocente Rivera, parada
4, PHerta de TERRA, San Jsan, F. r.
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Aqua vlLAJuIGA

OOE mineral natural de V11AJU1a meor reedie
para las eeTUe6ades DEL esago dyspepsia asaAas digeseaes
Su sabor agradabe pude omarse aqua comdn Este
soo para est6mago hay de vnta I'm tro
y en- botellas sueltas, en- los sguientes casa
Mayeg&es E. Franco.
Ponn, eHotel Comadcs de Men.
AgaadiHs, Farmacia de J. J. Font
Arn6, Hotel Ias Balearess de osSRors Mir rni
Fg&yda Farmaca de don Luis Crdonsx
G&aysma Freria Hermanos.
CagWe, Ambrosio Machuca,
Hnnsac0e Aureio Ramirez.
Ma~nGd, Farmacia de J. c. Sugraass
Ca'sina Arzuaga C:.
Can6vGnas, Fernandez Sobrnoe
Rio Pted,as, Sobrinos de Villami.
Bayan51 Ricardo VGla
Yabs0a, Antonio Garcia Cntr6n
San /aan Farmacia sCo6nS del R. Amz6n Farmacla
Bnoo Manuel Gonzalez S Cab6 B. Fernandez HERNIA.
no Suarez G. sobrno Fernandez Garcia Perez c. don Jose
Fernandez, don Francisco Canero sus
AGENZES GENERATES, F. FONT HsRA6Wa
Precios en- San Juan, 80 boela de litro
Para compa mayor drise sus representatives srhores
F. Font HerrnanO.
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Constantine J !abi' V||tga'
COMTSIONTSTAS

COMISIONTSTAS
78 Broad ST. New York B. U. A.
Direcci6n por cable; SABAS7XNO
Sc encargan de agenciar toda ella
sa de comisiones, de Ia venta de pro
ductor como cafe, cueros, caucho &, y
de La compra y despacho de toda clase
C mercancias. Atienden con especia-
hdad el despacho de encomiendas POI
eo1reo.
Sc hacen ear0s de aCndiencia d
1ovenes estudiautes y % relad6n coG
eake ramo suMunisSsSu toda claee ID
aatos y CAtalogaD.
Cea1aiesds SaAaaaS.
RAshsa9 Ra@@v y rdGids<.
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. T, NATLIl0
66eroRE REN NEDIcINA

beTOREN NEDIC1NA
ts3fs Y CIRUJIA.
| .0oULIsTA. .-E.nkdico al.
liar de = Clfnica t.oftalnol6.
gsca, que & cargo ~delTdocto
DarraQusr sxiste en- e Hospi.
tal DO la' Santa Cruz de Bar.
esiona. Consultorio exclusive
para afecciones de Loo ojos
4stuan 81, (oerca del Tea
6e. - Heras de consulta:
De 90 IL de Ia manana. -
Gratis { los pobres, dc 8at
de la madana. d.
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CHt de San Ia
OdcHa de Nues I Broadway
oaen de Nueva Orleans W luck Agent hdm SIG
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adbe 8p@aer.
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GIT Soreipgreer be6er ON ct
&aao t,,to6 fol6e Gs6ber. San BE.
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imoo &uffelopnen, .l16en at set BIZ
peo beore, % bDoroon ban felp ON
9omneren maa bol6e Ge66erne /
oormt Gan6 omtrcnt bper Mften, In
oen ban gaor / 5eng, % iaa bog
fan ligge nre6 istol6e Gp6oer i 81
'ner; fprit naor Geooerne blipe bar
me, fan bnn fnl0e / @gpn.
3an bnrer fig olbeles COLT, ao me6
at ltiffc 6eobcrne / porn1t @ano el=
lcr boloe bem op imoo CT BARN @af-
feloon. 6oruo1at, at ban life li1er
of Ell eller an6en paapiielie prgonijf
5Dgoom, ion1 9inrte= eller 0preli=
oelier eller Mopc- % S%armli6elfcr,
iom crfaringsmesligt ofte giber fol-
De 6pooer, og iom ha moa bcbano.
les paa rette Maaoc, ct Sen rigtige
8%ebanoling at ltitatlere 8lo6ets 2gb
til % igienl1em Te6oerne, bpilfet
ifer pe0 fraftig Gang, 8engpmna=
itif> MoSiage at Gb0oer og 8en,
8prlten al Su6en meo en- fraftig
8prite eller foIbea m1l1gbis FIN
fuloilaae6e 6obbo6e meb eller rbcn
9i1intning al gennepspuIper clIer
go0ifc. = Mlle bisie forfiellige
acknowledgements fan forenes og
brllges iamti6ig
st fol6t Uoobob fan toges jtrafs
ONT Mftenen umio6dbort fer @en-
getio; set carer ri Minut og
fororer en- frofttg Mfgnibning meo
ct CROFT % tert 9aan6he6e bogef.
ter. Golf mes Silbsieligbeb til
.@igt" taaler Get life.
6olf mes fol6e Gs66er r1oa ifif,
te 9frGmper d te. Sc n1oa life gao
me6 ingDre @trempebnan6 eller
fne6ent So6tei.
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rSngen Ct rlore cub ban fbler
fte", er ct gammelt Orbfprog, bbori
Der ct megen Sm6beo. Men bpor
mango fin6es Der life Tom boaoe
fpler fig 9fore og fer eIore no, emo
De ptrfeltg er., poo @rl1n6 at en- Ell.
Ter anben 2egemSlbugbeb2 9r. 9Pee-
ter'S &11rifo er en- @eIfigneIfe for
lpdge % ipgelige 8olf. Sen gien-
giber 2iosorgu1erne beres naturlige
giirfiombeo og giDer 9egemet npe
&rGftter. Sen fbrite 5Iofte bill Be-
bite 6ens innobe6sbringenoe @gen.
ifaber. Sc, fom lite bar prepet
bette gamde nrtentib6d, bill blibe
forbouiet oper sets gnbnlige 8irf-
ming. Snoes lite Dos Mpotefere, men
fun Dos ipeciet %a1riatte Mgenter e.
Ter Dos gnesgierm: Eeterr.
Gdbrnep 8 Song Co.. I2-1t8
So. Sopne lpe gbico9o
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delsmnands Niels Peter ansen.SK an
merraaad,, fhv. lio1dforvalter Brlhnlil
sEAnke Marie. SagfGrer LF.s#KocN
Hustru Anna. Arbejdsmand lPedn
nielsen. Expedients Haps MeelleenEr
opVarter k1els christensen K Car
mayer Rasmussens Hustru La g
MaskanarDe1der Madsens Hustru
= ArDe1dsmand Hazacks
f1ustru Karen.
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NJSos''"a - 4
vejle: Inspektdr Hutzins Husttruu
Andrea. Fredericia: MagkfnmeRtarr
Lars Is. Petersen. Rine"ved stn,p
hedinge: Gaardeier Poul Frandaar,.
Aalborg: skibsfyrb9der Chrisfian
Fredertksen. Ordrup: Tdmrermeste4.
I With. Fred. T9nnesen. Baesvmrd-5
d Gaardejer Peter Olsen. Arbefdsrua
Peter Olsen. Hiulmand Jens i. =
tersen. Virum: Arbeidsmand Hans
Nielsen. Brede: Enke Ane HenrurIk-
sen. Horsens: Emma Olsen. HtortK-
wang: SSrine Magelund. Ndrre KnI-
lemorten: Madssinus Christensen.
Vindfnglund: Johanne -Sdrensen
Vrangstrup: Aftagntsmand Peter
Jprgensen. Tranderup: Karen olsen
Grasted: Skraddermester Lars An
dersen. Mellgse: Ellen Larsen
Skalmstrup: Maren KristensenL St0E-
kemarke: Ane Nielsen. ErrindIav-s
Husejer Chr. Jacobsen. Amalieager-
Benedikte Houmand. Krukholm. IN
Illus Dideriksen. Revising Mark. nn-
sine Hansen. fSdt Skr6der VeiIe-
Br6ndgrayer Rasmus Henriksen DaI-
lund. Marie Mikkelsen uoreor.-
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Dalby Mark: sSren Sprensen. Korar
pr; GartneI ole hansen Lille k tafl'
Mark. lens pedaTsan uo I1sttIbs
G@stgiyer Chr. Jacobsen. Oster-
gard. Olsted: Rasmus Nielsen. Aar-
nus: 9onanne Hypertsen. Lfnde-
Marie vernersen Vishorg. Ane Kri-.
stensen. Bierrely Mdlle: Moller
X. Clausen. Status M9lle. Ane Bon
PIKE. Agerskov: Kristen Schmidt
zen 01etad. Tara 3D. E.a.9len
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Client . nj 3 o1e. rBile.
gaaroen" peo Neitpe6, tioIigere til.
bprcn6e 6en fien6te &eiteoporptter
&aSmuS &asmusien, &olite6, ct al
oennes @tfe iolgt til @E1ar6beItprer
S. 8. 9faSmusien, @olite6, for 641-
600 SIR. Sill @oar6en bbrer mel
lem 80 og 100 86r. 2ono, bporoi
Is S6r. 2on6 CT u6leiebe til 9pel-
ieSpla6s for fjcr0c Dragonreeiment.
= Sopeogaaroen vOrboIm" paa
Tlano, Mreol 1000 &or. 2o,16 Mgcr
% eng, 800 91r. Qan6 @foo, or
n1e6 oen @aoroen tiIbpren6e airfe,
tic1oe al @o6sejer @feel iolgt til
@reb Billie raelSeIbp, @te,s<
goaro. &isbeiummen CT ubefienDt.
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DporIeoes er oette?

Di ttIb1ber ct bnnbrebe Dollars B%elsn,tina for Il.
1nert 9ilfaloe at aatorrb, Der life tan belbrsbes beb
Halls Cdtarrh Cure. Ef
8. 8. Gbenep & 6 o., Giere, Toebo, ..
gt. anberfegne6e. bat fienbt S. s. gbenep be fiSRe
Is aor % iror. ban er ol6eles boberlig i ole sForret-
nta9s. 1ransaftone oq t%iraneielt Stano til at opfpl-
@eif&afraSasst'' m5oiefeis s Sraysat1tss . aSisS 81 s.
maIbtng, Rinnan b marptn, s.
mbole{a!e Drueeits. 9clbo. O.
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p. 6laife. gu l9s8 81 hle apotbefere. DibneSbprb frt0L
1all's Family Pils er be bebfte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-11

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-01-11

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