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The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1907-06-13

| ful and complete implements that We
have ever seen 1t is something that
every farmer needs every day on his
farm. He is selling the Union Jack
wire stretcher.
Mrs. Lucy Gartan was called to
the bedside of her sister-in-law last
Sunday, Mrs. Dan CASTOR, who is dan
gerously sick at her home in Colum-
bus. We hope she will soon recover.
Mr.. Erby Pickett and wife, OF
Amory, We're the guests of the Hon.
S. c. Caldwell last week. Mr.. Puck
EFT is a member OF the Amory Whole
sale Grocery Company.
Mr. Geo. Vaughn and wife are re-
joicing over the arrival of a fine fif-
teen pound boy. The old gentleman
is thinking of naming him James
Vardaman Vaughn. The mother and
child are both doing well.
Mr. and Mrs. C. o. Eiknew of Ham
ilton have been making glad the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Stillman-
Mrs. Annie Ferguson, of Columbus,
visit TO the home of her aunt, Mrs.
A. NJ. Lawrence.
Mr.. Louis Stephenson sold forty
acres of land last week to Mr.. James
Bruck for SIS per acre.
Miss Annie Egger, of Columbus,
came over Friday and remained until
Sunday afternoon with home folks.
Mr.. r. A. Egger, of Columbus, was
a pleasant caller here Sunday. Rob-
ert tells us that he is a candidate, but
one vote will not elect him.
Mrs Mamie and Lizzie Willis, of
Hamilton, and Mrs. Matte Erskine
and daughter, Miss Matte Belle, were
welcome visitors in Caledonia on Fri
day, attending the exercises of the
high school, Emmett j.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1907-06-13
Rural Hill Dots.

We will try to give a few items of
interest occurring this section lately.
The crop prospects are still gloomy
and it looks blue to the farmers who
depend on crops for living, for with
favorable weather from now on We
cannot see much more than half
or two-thirds of a crop of cotton, and
it will have to be worked out again
in a short while if that much is made.
Labor is scarce, and some farmers
are offering seyenty-five cents a day
for farm hands to chop cotton, and
they can't get them at that, for the
hands are not here. We do not see
how the farmers can pay such high
rents for the lands that we poor peo-
pie have to pay, and buy commercial
fertilizer TO make our crops with, and
then pay seventy-ive cents for abor
with which to make it, when the
crops look like they do now We be-
lieve it would be better for the rentor
TO farm on shares, for he don't get
more than about half he makes any
crop he would get out Of feeding his
stock and furnishing his farming
tools, and only have to pay half of
the fertilizer bill. This would be a
great help to me, I know, for l use
great deal of fertilizer for a poor
man in making a little crop of ten
cent cotton. Fertilizer put in in the
months OF March and April for cot
ton, after all the rain we have had,
cannot do much good in making
this crop, for the excessive rains have
washed it away. This is another rea-
son for short crop, but as we are
not called on for a crop estimate we
will quit that subject.
The health Of this community is
very good just now, so far as we have
been able to learn.
The all-day singing at Fort Springs
church on the first Sunday was a
failure on account of the unfavorable
weather, though there was a goodly
sized crowd of young people present.
We learn that there is to be an all
day singing at Friendship church,
near Steens, on the Columbus road,
on the third Sunday. 1t is hoped that
it will be a success, for we are lovers
of music, both vocal and instrument
al. All are invited.
If we don't find the waste basket,
we will try to do better the next
time.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1907-06-13
The Charter of Incorporation of The
Columbus Railway, Light and
Power Company.

L. The corporate title of said COM
pany is The Columbus Railway, Light
and Power Company.
2. The names OF the incorporators
are: Charles F. Sherrod, postoffice
Columbus, Mississippi; William Bald
win, postoffice Columbus, Mississippi;
Walter Weaver, postoffice Columbus,
Mississippi.
3. The domicile is at Columbus,
Mississippi
4. Amount of capital stock: Three
Hundred Thousand Dollars.
5. The par value of shares is: One
Hundred Dollars.
6. The period Of existence is: Fiji
ty years.
Z. The purpose for which it is
created is: Building, erecting, ex-
tending or acquiring by purchase or
otherwise of street railways propell-
ed by electricity, steam or otherwiset
of gas works, electric light and power
plants, and the erection of poles, tow
ers, wires, trolleys, and the laying of
pipe lines, conduitS and other meth
DDS of transmission that may be nee
essary for the proper and convenient
operation of the same, in the city of
Columbus, Mississippi, Lowndes
county, and the counties adjacent
thereto, in the State of Mississippi;
and also to extend any street railway
lines, gas mains and pole lines for the
transmission of electric energy into
adjacent territory; as also for deal
ing in coke, tar and ali and any
by products resulting in the man
ufacture of gas and the DISPOSE
tion of its products, and particularly
of its gas and electricity for heating,
lighting, power and for any other use
full and lawful purposes whatsoever.
s. The street railway which it is
proposed TO build and operate is de-
scribed as the Street Railway of Co
lumbus, Mississippi, as now located
and operated, and such extensions
thereof into such other parts of the
said city of Columbus and contiguous
territory as may be hereafter desired.
8. The rights and powers that may
be exercised by this corporation are
those conferred by the provisions of
chapter PA, Mississippi Code, 1906.
Charles f. Sherrod,
William Baldwin,
Walter Weaver,
Incorporators.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1907-06-13
Chancery Clerk

I wish to inform my friends and
former city and county customers
that l have opened a first class re-
tail grocery store on North Four
teenth street, where I will be glad to
serve them. l will keep on hand at
ceries and fresh country produce.
Prompt delivery and telephone SER
vice. / wish to say to my country
friends and customers that l would
like to have a chance to bid on their
produce. W. r. McManus.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1907-06-13
For Sale.

One large dining room table, three
small tables. one roll top desk, one
chiffonier. twenty Office chairs, one
manteI mirror 1Sx40, one porcelain
tub. two showers, one boiler, one
heater, one closet, one Office stove,
one platform scales, two stationary
washstands, twelve window shades.
For further information address or
apply to C. F. Sherrod, Jr., city.
6-2-tf
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1907-06-13

Sour stomach, fullness after eat
ing and fiatulence are all caused by
imperfect digestion. Prickiy Ash Bit
ters corrects the disorder at once,
drives out badly digested food and
tones the stomach, liver and bowels.
l.. E. Mayfield, special agent.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1907-06-13
Where Will You Spend Your
Aarafinnc

BY the seaside, mountainside, or
lakeshore? No doubt you intend to
enjoy yourself at one of the cool and
delightful resorts North, East or
West. Write to Jno. NJ. Beall, Gen
eral Passenger Agent, Mobile & Ohio
Railroad, ST Louis, Mo, for full par
ticulars regarding rates. etc. 6-2-1m
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1907-06-13
Acknowledgements.
State of Mississippi,

State of Mississippi,
County of Lowndes.
This day personally appeared be-
fore me the undersigned authority,
Charles F. Sherrod, William Baldwin
and Walter Weaver, incorporators of
the corporation known as The Colum-
bus Railway, Light and Power Com
pany, who acknowledged that they
signed and executed the above and
foregoing articles of incorporation as
their act and deed, on this the 25th
day of May, 1907.
D. D. Richards,
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1907-06-13
Farms for Sale.

We have applicants for a number
Of prairie and sandy land farms. II
you wish to sell list your land with
US. No charge unless we make a
sale. No matter how large or how
small, no matter where located Or it's
condition, we can find a purchaser
Write or call on Maer Realty Co.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1907-06-13

Before making that purchase of a
refrigerator or an ice bCx, suppose
you examine our stock. 1t is COM
plete, embraces the very latest makes
in this line, with perfect sanitary ar
rangements, easily cleaned, and the
prices are the inducement. The City
Furniture Company. 6-2-tf
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1907-06-13

During the dull summer days is a
good time to have your furniture up
holstered and overhauled. Our de-
parement is in the hands of an expert
whose work is guaranteed. Telephone
us and we will send and make you
an estimate on your job. The City
Furniture Company. 6-2-tf
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1907-06-13
Cottage for Rent.

Desirable cottage on the Air Line
road, close in and close to the man
ufacturing plants. Will be rented for
$500 a month to responsible ten
ant who is prepared TO give good
rent notes. For further information
apply to Maer Realty Company.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1907-06-13

During the dull summer days is
good time to have your furniture up
holstered and overhauled. Our de-
parement is in the hands of an expert
whose work is guaranteed. Telephone
US and we will send and make you
an estimate on your job. The City
Furniture Company. 6-2-tf
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1907-06-13
Rooms Wanted.

Two or three connecting rooms in
a house, suitable for light housekeep-
ing. For further information address
Wv" care this Office. 6-3-2t
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1907-06-13

The best cleaning and dyeing es-
tablislment IA the State. Located at
No. 124 North Market street. Tele-
phone 703.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1907-06-13

Friendship church, three. miles east
of Steens. Don't forget to carry your
books and a we'll filled kasket, and
good behavior. Dan.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1907-06-13

Fine Loan h~re.
We have a fine three thousand
dollar loan at seven per cent. See
US. Maer Realty Company.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1907-06-13

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-15

bragte lao mango a16re p%nroifuIoe
GplDsninger ON set bile Noro-
Imrnoien er ben fprite, Der bnr tiI-
peiebragt nogle Setter at Sfibem,
JON Granflin fomnranoereoe, %
ION forliite, % euoelig :bar Mmunoe
len % bans M9nb De fprlte, lon
paa ct %. ianme 9Th gienne1r
lelleoe Nor6beitpasiagen. Han benz
ne &eiie bar Der ct rigt Belo al
Oplebelier / 6e c. 3 Mar SEN bare<
De, % ON bent er set Mmrnolen
bill fortaae paa Mon6oe Mften %:
Muitrere fire Meo6eIelier mes 2Ds-
billeoer efter Gotografier, ser blep
tugne rnoer lelpe 6pr6eu. Sberalt
| europa og Mmerifo, bbor Mmnno-
len bar talt, er bun blebet mo6to-
get mes ben itgrite Spm9rfiom-
beo og talrtge 9gresbeptsninger, og
Mmeapolis' @fan6inober oil EEL,
fer lite la6e oct mangle / SEN Met=
ming. Serft og fremmelt oil De
fDloe Mu6itorium poa Manoog Off
ten til ii6ite &Io6s.
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men beI0igpis1om i1gen til Sffaoe.
ifient to aapi16fer, Der pusiereoe Gor
Iretnir1gm .iaa at fi1e famn1e Ole.
blif iom ben fgrfte gfsploiion ifete,
t1pr funnel bore fonlmet gaIt off
iteo, oa en- mngtig blaa Nann1ne
Tom ct 2pn fjb6 uo Iige giennem
8inouer1te og rate omtrent TIERS
ODER @a6en.
@aaiesiIbet i 6oreningen r@oot-
baab i 2gr6ogs Mftes for1eb, fom
bentet par, aloeles gIimren6e. Ser
bar frennneot {. $50 Mennefter iolt
#og alie bap6e fiffert zen GOD Gio".
@Rrit gif bet biit for ben befienote
Sl1peler, ST. Simon Melion; man
fortRller MI, at ban paa ben meget
tiolige M%orgenitun6 matte langt,
langt ODER paa @eItiioen for at iGtte
Ell M 8iier paa ct llDr for en- nplig
anfommen Game. % ioa Sefre-
teren slug. &anien, han maatte ferit
beierge fin norife Sente og oernait
ie fin 6anffe 8ige bjem, men Ser lei
Ri, bbem iblan6t os, 1om bar ct ltor1
&i9rte;; De bill ie at alt er beoite
Sroen, for De goar biem og logger
Jig! Saler bleb bol6t at TrRman.
ben g. g. &asmusien, iom talte fo1
ben npe oarife 8pgning, og g. 81
Heterien, ben iD6ife Snreb SEQ. 9; oq
Dor nplig bolgte Nrpii6e1t lopebe, al
BON ffuloe igrge ferIig goot 70,
r@ootbaabtanerne" UNDER fin Ste:
9jeringstio. Morifaben boreoe til
81. 5 Morgen og olle forlo6 Sen.
trail M1ner Sail meb ct itroolenoe
&11n1gr. 9en fgrite al @ootboabs
vlmQa maaneolige" bill tage fin 8e-
gDnoelie paa 2groogs Mften Den 90.
Nobember. Ma6furbe me6brinqes.
(Sn0ien6t be6 q. 49,
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9borleoes piloe 9br fanscs. 40
iioet 6aloe-@og, illuitreret, 8illeoer
al 46 biloe Dpr / naturIige Gorber.
Bels-Gpr &alen6er, 8gsie- og Seloe.
Gotolog, ligelebes 8riier paa &uoer
og Belsparer; alt ien6t portofrit for
Toe / Srim9rfer eller @elb. Gratis
til Dem Der afifiber til eIler figber al
os. SfriD til STR Sept, q. 90
Sibe & Sur 60, minneapolis, Min11.
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Farme til Leje og for saIg

Lette BetaunRsvilkaar og I'll IaVeste Prisef.
Skriv til os for Liste af Land som vi vii salge
el1er leje i Wilkin eller Otter Tail Counties,
Minnesota: God Jord, Wand og Klima; tat
we'd code Skoler og Colleges, baade noreke og
svenske. vi har en- stor Liste som vi ejer
eler har for Salg. Skriv til os enten paa
Norsk eller Engelsk. ANDREW OLSON q
A. r.. KITS, Fergus Falls, MINI.
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OstPeSlW OSUuSV AtttultUlS1l Ue1l
sbar5mte @iga-gfspeoitions er1on,l
mere berbrtte Gerer, Tom i Ninter:
Ser paa 5ore6ragstour,te Der i 2on-
BET, bill f~grittommenoe Manong i
Mubitorium fer ! 8pen gipe en- 8e-
refining ON fin e%bentDrlige @ejie
giennem Observation-Disclosures om-
barb pan Sen nappe so Cons 6rpg,
tige @n fangeriagt ugjpa" iom
bet lDffebes bam % bans 6 raffe
2eoiagere at fere uifabt element
ollie 6orer og 8anifeligbe6er. Ban
tit &ogt opnaaeoe &aptein Mmu1ro-
len 3 Sing: 6erit at naa Sen
mognetiife Mor6poI % optage iao
Maalinger og Dbierpationer, at set
tan antages, atBeregningerne al 6is=
lie bill fnnne faitllaa oens neiagtige
%geogrofiife 8eliggenbeo og ON ben
flptter fig fra Gio til onoen. Gno-
bioere er ban ben ferite, Ser bar
bragt &eiter fra Sen forulpffe6e
6ranflin- @fspe6itionen ser bel life
fan6t, bba6 De idgte efter, men
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-15

Eroicfteret @ammen1ntning. Ser
er $50 fomercielle Srganiiatiomer
/ Minnelota, inbbefattenoe CONNER
cial Clubs, 81lineis Men's 2eog1te,
8oaros Of Sraoe % Chambers oi
Commerce, og Der er in6enfor ct.
SAUL Commercial Club op1tooet en-
8lan ont at forene ollie oisie / Ell
6elles=Srganilation. Rlanen bar
facet l1n6eritgttelie al @%upernpren,
Ser mer1er, at bette bil fremrpe 6en
olminoelige 8elita16 Staten. So
gen CT lagt i@Gn6erne paa CONNER:
cial &lubbens 8ublicitD &on1ite, ser
oil iammenfal6e ct 69llesme6e Ell
Gang / Sanuar. On flor Del 8la0s
re6aftprer u6e / 2an6et, bnis Me.
ming man bar inobentet, er begeiit.
re6e ODER @lanel1.
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Established 1891
+ i. # i. j. j.
+ f. j. j. is j. i
BrOderi=M 0nStre

til Paategning af al S1ags hvidt Broderi,
Hedebo Syning, engelsk Broderi, veneti.
ansk oE Paalegningsarbejde-Lysedue
Store og SIN a kraver fra 1Oc og OPP. Pine
Mpnstre til Hagesm ekker, Borter og
Tunger, Underliv, Bluseliv. Servietter etc
fra 1Oc cg OF. Monogram og Navni allie
oesaa paa bedste slags Larred til billige
Priser. Send PENCE / Money Order ellerF1i-
marker ALE, SON interesserer sig for Bro.
deri. kan tilskrive Mrs. NJ. Mackeprang,
2O22 Oakland Ave-, Minneapolis, MINI
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-15

@asforsiftning. Sons 2arien,
en- &ontorift for Greet Mortbern, oa
@66ie Doeral, meb bbem ban 6elte
@erelie / SEC. 600 @eoar Ctr, bleb
it1ite Gors6ag fun6et bepi6itleie /
6ette @nrelie at @aSforgiftning.
2arien boooe Sen foregaaen0e Mften
flaget ODER life at bore bel, iaa
Ser blep life t9nft pi0ere ODER noe
fte Morgen, at ban life fom ne6 iom
ieoponlig. Gsrit peo Mi66agstio
Ga man merfeoe @osll1gt blep man
mistenfelig og iprGngte 96ren til
6e unge Memneifers @erelie, bpor
oe fanotes liggen6e beDi6itleIe paa
5engen. Sc bragtes til 8Dboipita=
let, bbor 2arfen fenere er 6e6; @oe=
raj bentes 6erimo6 at billie fomme
fig.
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We'd Kjsb eller R~eparatisn If
Uhre bespg den velkjendte Juve
Ter Simon Nelson. 80 =. 9TH ST.,
Paul.

CINDERELLA" 8alleti Muoitorinn1
! Girs6ags Sites forIsb albeIes
glimrenoe % ooernereoes at naite,
1000 @iGiter. @ar Der roge,1 al
bore 2piere ne6?
SITE Neuingen. lloen &eniigt
til at giere set, eller rettere anta~
gelig UNDER for flor Sl1oflpoelle al
oe paaoe &arer, bapoe Martim
Carlton at ct. Naul forle6en figbt
cit 5aloon paa @ait 5epentb ctr.
at 9anf 2ogan og Grlig og re6elig
betalt famine me6 en- @becf poa &c.
600, lom bar blepen enbosieret til
@rDggeriet. Men Carlton bar MI
&amie County Giitrict Court on.
lugt Sag for at foo 9on6elen til
at gaa tilbage, i0et BON me11er al
ban life Dor / Ell FABIAN Eilitano.
at ban fnn6e bebgmme fin &an6le:
maa0e, ga ban afiluttebe Sorretnin.
gen.
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minneapolis.

&aitor S. 9. steenitrup, ct. @e,
oers .6anife Menigbeos npe Breit,
anfommer iammen meo lin Semitic
til minneapolis f~pritfommen6e 2pr,
bog Morgen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-15

S gsgorafil teoiofiife selifab,
1907 14oe Npe. g., pil Ser neite
.9pnoag %gftermiooag &. 4 bltoc ct
Spgrgsmaal og @bar Md0e. en-
bber er paa oct penligite in0buot.
Disfe 5pgrgsmaals Mpoer ere iom
en- &egel meget interesionte, ga oct
er iuit iaa6anne Sing, Ser bltper be-
banolet, Ser ligger Sc Eiliteoeperen=
De ierlig poa @j9rtet.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-15

Glen life at leg en6n1 bar en6el
@o6tfi6b / 2an6. Seq bill nebne en-
40 Mcre Gorm me6 CODE Bpg-
ninger og goo Soro, rigtig go6
Sor6, 10 Mil fra ct. Saul, for
$500. Set er ct Spergsmaol
funoe opferes for 6enne &ris. Snn=
trent balb @aib.
2tgele6es 5 &cres me6 npe 8Dg=
ninger tet peo Sporpognen, SC 6are,
goo Soro, meget goo, enbper cling !
goo Stano, for $2500. 8pgnin-
9erne .er b9r6t mere.
4 Mcres meo ct llonterfet @us, 3
8locfs fra &obert 5treet @porpo9-
11en.. Dette bill blipe iolgt meget bill
ligt, og leg lful6e pnffe at piie Gem
BET. Meget goo Soro og Suiet er
paa 10 Gereller, bbis leg life to-
ger fell.
10 Mcres min6re goo Sorb, ner
Station og 5porbogn, uomertet for
ct @gnieri oip. Seq Tan ielge bette
for 5000 pao lette 8etineelier. Set.
tie er @obtfie6, Ell ijel6en Mnleoning
2onoet ligger pent og Soroen Ell
goo, men Der CT en- Sci 5ten. Ser
er oglao Ell lille Safe, per6ifuIb fo1
Goes og 9gn6er.
Nar beo bette for leg % Mcres
at BET im%l.ffellte 2ano, Ser er at fin:
De peo ct. Saul, og iom leg Tar
iRlge Gem ierbeles billigt og pac
De allerletteite 8etingel1er. Gor e1
pent, befpemt beliggenoe @tpffe 2af
Tan De. al6rig finoe noget billigere
Som tn6 og forbgr 9em ON set.
5 Mcres ner 8Den, fr1lef SLABS
goo Soro, $400. 2ette 8etingelier.
Seq bar flere o,tore @o6tfieb
2ano nGr 8pen, fra nogIe faa Mcres
op til Ell balb Seftion. 2igereoes
en- pregtig 6arm poa omtrent tt
Seftioner 6 Mif fra @onrtbuid.
Sg set 8aDfiel6 gountp 2ano,
bet obergaar aft / @risbiQigbeo oq
@oobeo og lette 8etingelier. Suit
tent, 81 pr. Maaneo for 40 glcres,
So for so Meres ofp. @bor elIers
Tan Sc fiebe iaa6ant 2auo pao ioo-
oonne 8etingdfer?
S bn II
46 Union Bloct, Bsaul.
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st. Paul.

sSt. Paul TlaeadesSe Knatsr, Reso -
lOaton Hook Cedar = Fourth ~.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-15

- .se .t ---
ST. II 2nfningen al Saloonerne
bliber giennemsaaen6e meget lop=
alt oberbol6t at Saloonberterne, og
fun eanife enfelte Obertre6elier
bar fun6et @teb. Set menes, al
6iSie er ifet meb ful6 DDerDeielie og
efter @amraa6 nteo 8Dens pprige
5aloonmen6 for at faa @nleo11ing
til at appelere ben @olittrets0om,
ber bill blipe fel6et / ben @nleo-
ming. Set pentes, at 6en,1e bil
blibe fert lige til @eieiteret for
at faa fonitateret, ON 2open ON
Outlining 81. II enonu er / fnlb
Strait.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-15

9psns ian nnr g11fellnt1o, % el.
sen, 81 S. SEMEN, 200 e:
y. 5treet, fumt en- Dotter, Marie
sSenien, operleDer bnm. gnsaf bans
Spinner, Brofesior q. SSenien 8eins
rer al @Ifborn College, ofgif peo
Dpoen for faa Mar iioen.
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Gn @btparb- @rieg Min6efOucert
bill blbe ofbol6t FER / 8Den BEN paa
Ginteren, og Me6lenmer at norife
Gangforeninger, &irfefor og andre
Sangorganiiationer in6bD6es til at
lutte fig til set Man6sfor paa c.
$50 Stemmer, iom tenfes banne+ !
ben Mnleoning. Sen fgrite 8Delie
al Secret, til bpilfen c. IS Sangere
bap6e i%nofunoet fig, afboloteS fiolte
|aSgn6og i Salisbury SaI, 16 @be. &
4. Street, 11noer 2e6elie at Brof.
Guile. &oncertfomiteens 6ormano
er ST. nborpaIo @iIion. Ser boloes
9pelie paa iomme 5te6 bber Sdn-
bag Mften fra ST. 6 til 8.
9ebsfalb. On Der / 8pen befienot
gar1mel 2nn6smarb, @eren Senien,
er afgaaet be6 Deoen &iebenbabr1
ii6ite l1ge rnber ct 8eigg Ser. 81,
rem SEMEN, Der bar 70 Nar ganr1eI,
men ualrninbelig raft og aanosfriH,
reiite ! Suli Woa1e6 til 9anmarf
if6lge me6 &nitor Gbr. g. 8eoerien
% Srl.e, % bet bar bans Senfigt
at blibe Danmarf MiHteren ODER
for at beipge 5Iagt % Benuer. 90
oen er antugelig %inotraaot meget
pluoieligt, Do bans berDarenoe So
mile lite baboe 1cgen Me66elelie
pm at ban bar pg. Senien, Der
baboe mango Benner Der ! 8Den,
jerligt BE hrfeIiee Rreofebar beet
M1nerifaise. 80 aor er BiH-
mar ioen benpeo
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-15


ben, naar en- eller onoe11 Mebbor=
ger eller Organization forlanger
oiSie itrRngt %giennemfgrt.
@n pbelGggcnoe Gfsplpiiuu. @ill
81. 8urfbar6s Establishment poo
319 &obert Ctr. for @portsartifle1
bGeb / Man6ags glftes ful6it9n6iQ
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felgen0e @fspIoiioner, Ser gbeIag6t
belle 6orretningslofalet / /. @tagt
og foraariage6e en- Sl0ebran6, be1
en- 6art faI6te BranobGienet til
|s5teoet. 8ranoen bar Dog fun al
fort &arigbe6; / 2pbet af ct &par.
tiers Gi6 eller iao bar oct belle opre
Men / Si6srummet efter ben feritt
@fsploiion og inbtil bu bar Der Ell
iaa lipltg &anonaoe- af alt bet Sor'
ret11i1gen oplagreoe SprDprferl, al
De mango 8Iifuere, Der bolbt Zig
Rrbg6ig Mfitan6, go6t fnn6e tro fig
beniat til at obero9re ct 5lag mel.
lem Ben rusiiife % iapmeiiife ar-
NEE. Sborleoes Gfsploiionen er OPP
.itanet Ell en @nnbe, 90 .alt set &rl16t,
Der br11ges / So~rretningen, bier Mf:
ten ombpggelig bringes no Maga-
finet for at opbeoares Der; man me
ner 6og, at Der mao pore blepen
efterlaot noget it6e i ielbe Borret.
ningslofalerne 90 at muIiJbts en-
@asefsploiion beo ct elIer atbet
l1tat @asrer er hr1nret til % bat
f~oraarioget Gfsploiionen. Heu
eoelogt for ontfrent $4,000 Of Ga
geret, Der opbeoareDes gfnge,,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-11-15

Bbeus l16sifter for Set tor,nue1to1e
@%egnifabsaar mer1eS efter sc Bereg-
ninaer. iom Controller yet5 bar an-
[itillet, at if1lIIe bIipe $3,O78,870.
Dette er en- Gorggelie oper iilbite glar
|af $156, 912.
Tonopah bonanza. [volume] (Butler City [i.e. Butler], Nev.) 1901-1909, 1907-09-14
MASKED men
Hold Up TRAIN
[By Associated Press. ]

ST. PAUL, Sept. 12.-The Great
Northern Railroad Oriental Limited
No. j, which left st. Paul Tuesday
morning, was held up by two masked
men seven miles west of Roxford,
Montana, early this morning. The
robbers crawled over the tender and
at the point of cooked guns stopped
the train, ordered the engineer back
to the express car and the express
messenger and mail clerk and bag
gage men back to the coaches. The
robbers kept up continuous fusilads
to terrify the passengers. They went
through the mail car robbed the reg.
istered sacks, blew open the express
car safe with dynamite, but foun6
II empty. After fruitless search
for valuables the robbers disap
peared.