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The Tupelo journal., 1907-03-15

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Mrs. Ollie Jones, of Aberdeen, a very
talented woman, will put on an original
play at the opera house sometime in the
near future under the auspices of the
home mission society of the Methodist
church. Mrs. Jones and her select
company of players have appeared in
many of our neighboring towns and
have been very generously received.
The date win be announced later.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Hugh Helm Of the sec
ond district were in town Wednesday
! with their little son, Dwight, who was
| recently stricken instantaneously deaf
and has not been able to hear since. The
little fellow is six years of age and UNI
til six weeks ago could hear as well as
anyone. His mother called to him one
day and he failed to notice her, although
within easy hearing distance. Mrs.
Helm then discovered his deafness.
The parents took him to Memphis to a
specialist, but so far his hearing has
not been restored. The many friends
of Mr.. and Mrs Helm sincerely trust
that the affection of their little n may
soon pass away.
The Mobile & Ohio had two wrecks
in the county during the week, the first
being the southbound limited Tuesday
morning south of Shannon, the other
being the northbound limited two miles
south of Tupelo Wednesday night al
eight o'clock. In the last wreck al
the cars left the track and piled against
the blue walls of the the first cut south
of town. A cross-tie ran through the
baggage car but did no damage to The
inmates of the car. AS has always
been the custom of the road, no on
was killed or seriously injured in either
wreck.
With a setting of unique beauty anC
warmth of hospitality, Mrs. Jim Higl
entertained the Matinee Club on Wed
nesday afternoon. AS each guest laic
aside her wrap she was taken. to The
hall to be served a delightful drinl
from the bowl surrounded by a grace
full arrangement of flowers, making i;
veritable spring bower with its blending
of delicate vines and masses of fragrant
early flowers. Mrs. Ledyard, Miss
Goar and Miss Norton presided here
In the library where assembled tht
guests were banks of narcissus anC
johnquils and vases of roses in contrast
ing, but exquisite beauty. After the
interesting program was rendered
Cyrus the Great being the conversation
for this afternoon, vas conducted by
Mrs. Will Anderson, who has nc equa
in imparting her wonderful knowledge
of history to others and in making an,
subject most interesting. After taking
a vote it was decided that we give GU
husbands an outing at a later date, in
stead of the annual reception. AT th'
conclusion of the program delicious ant
dainty refreshments were served in tw'
courses. Mrs. Henry High, Mrs. JOIN
Allen, Mrs. Ledyard, Miss Goar ant
Miss Norton assisted Mrs. High in re
ceiving and entertaining her guests
Mrs. Mahlon Brown will be hostess o,
Wednesday, March 20, at $3.50 p. m.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-03-15

The w. C. T. u. J ! its regular
monthly meeting at ~ iome of Mrs.
Julia Blair Thursday a.. noon, Febru-
arY 81, and we note y pleasure this
was decidedly one nt 8 lost interest
ing and INSTRUCTIVE M .0gs we have
had. The meeting "a v.,liad to order
bv the president aa} tn ceretary read
the minutes. The .0fr s3ading secre-
tary gave her repo ii which Mrs.
Mary Francis led t.is ions. Mrs.
Marmon was appoi }tad Is TESS mana-
ger of u state Pa fsf, White Rib
bon. The program ~ "a ne life of
Miss Francis Willard. IL Memorial
Fund Day-Its Plrpose and Accom-
plishment. Mrs. Hoyle. Roll call, re-
sponded to by sayings of Francis Z.
Willard Reading, The White Ribbon,
extract from Dr.. w. G. Blacks Chris
tian Womanhood, Mrs b. T.. Clark.
A Prophet Honered in hut Own Coun-
try, Mrs. w. j. Hawkes.. School Days
at Forest Home, Mrs. NJ. b. Kitchener.
Song Lead kindly Light. Poem
Francis Willard in Stataafy Hall, Wash
ington, ID, G., Feb. 18th, 1905, Mrs.
John Moore. Round table study on
Life Of Francis E. Willard, led by Mrs.
Hoyie. 'ong-How Beautiful to be
With God. Letters from Senators
Money and McLaurin were read by
Mrs. Hoyle. These letters were writ
ten in response TO petition blanks sent
them from our state and LEGAL presi-
dents. Announcement was made in re-
gard to the organization of the children.
Attention was called to the observance
of Membership week and Union Signal
and Crusade Monthly Day. The next
meeting was announced to be with Mrs.
w. Hawkes., March 14th. The Round
Table Study, the W.C.T.U U. Catechism.
Mrs. Hoyle addressed the Union in a
most impressive way in regard to its
aim and object. In this talk our presi-
dent showed clearly how interested she
is in this great work and how near it
lies to her heart, and we feel that if
every Union had such a leader the
world would soon realize what our
motto .sror God and Home and Native
Land means. Mesdames Hunter, of
Alabama, and Gray, of Memphis, were
introduced and welcomed by the presi-
dent and each responded in a gracious
manner. Mrs. Blair served delicious
hot chocolate and sweet waters.
MRS. b. M. BILLIARD, Rec. Sec.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-03-15

At the home of the bride, near Au-
burn on Sunday afternoon last. Miss
Earle Gardner was married to Mr.. j.
A. Martin, Rev. Price Harris saying
the ceremony in the presence of rela-
tives and friends.
Miss Gardner for several years taught
school in the county and was a success
full and popular teacher. She is a young
lady of charming manner and greatly
admired. Thegroom is an attache of the
Tupelo Oil and Ice Company, and is de-
seryedly popular with everybody. He is
a splendid young man and has a host OF
friends.
Our best wishes are extended to the
happy couple.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-03-15
Leroy T. TAYLOR.

We have received notice that the
above named gentleman is a candidate
for trustee of the ~penitentiary from the
Northern District. He lives in Verona,
Lee county. He was a veteran OF the
C~onfederacy. Heiis an upright, deserv-
ing man, and is highly recommended by
his friends. While not personally ac-
ouainted with him, we are confident
that If you vote for him you will do a
favor to 4 good and deserving a He
has friends in this town and county who
are willing to certify to his good record
and worth, --Batesyille Panolian.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-03-15

The regular meeting of the Tup elo
Chapter U. D. G. was held Friday af-
ternoon, March 9Th. 1t was decided at
this meeting to have just n meeting
in each r7tnth-every second Friday
The nex, l-etiag will be Friday after
% Apsl. l2th All members are re-
quested to brlns or send their dues for
1897, also those who have not paid their
last wears dues are especially request
ed to either bring or send on that after,
noon 4 very interesting program will
be arranged for that meeting Visitors
are always welcome The CHAPTER is
indebted to Capt Hood for a beautifully
framed Confederate picture An invi-
tation to this Chapter to attend the
wedding reception given to Gen an Mrs
Monroe McClucg, formerly Mrs Helen
D Bell, President Of Mississippi Diyis-
ion of U D G wasread.
MRS CAROLYN G JONES, Sec'ty.
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Evans-Lan.a.

At the home of the bride, south OF
Tupelo on Sunday afternoon, Mr.. Lloyd
Evans and Miss Florence Lam were
united in the holy bonds of wedlock in
the presence of a few friends and rela-
tives.
The happy young couple are not out
of their teens as yet, but decided that
there was no luck in waiting, and pa
rental objections on account of youth
being removed the wedding followed.
The young people have a host of friends
who join in wishing them a long and
happy life, in which " in.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-03-15
Death Of j. w. Barnes.

AS we go to press we learn OF the
death of Mr.. =. w. Barnes, which oc-
cured at his home FIVE miles northeast
of Tupelo at 11:40 this, Thurs lay,
morning. M. Barnes is a member Of
the Board Of Supervisors Of the cetlnty
and was present at the last meeting
His illness only covered a few days du,
ration. A more extended notice vi be
given in our next issue. We extent our
coincidence to the bercaved family
The Tupelo journal., 1907-03-15
Makes the Best Crop.
Gentlemen:

Crossville, Ala, Oct. 10th, 1906.
Tennessee Valley Fertilizer Co.
Florence, Ala.
Gentlemen:
| have used your fertilizer and / con
slider it the best | have ever used.
used it on thin land this year and made
the best crop | have ever made on this
land.
Yours truly,
j. T. GAINES.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-03-15
American Bowling Congress.
ST. Louis. Mo, March 1851, 1907.

The Mobile 6 Ohio Railroad will have
in effect reduced rates from all points
for this occasion. For particulars call
on the M. & O. Agents, or write John
NJ. Beall, General Passenger Agent, st.
Louis, Mo.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-03-15
Call Meeting.

j. M. Stone Camp No. 131, will meet
at the court house in Tupelo on Satur-
| dav, March 30, at 40 o'clock to elect
officers and pay dues.
w. A. DOZIER, Com.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-03-15
Is Fine Eggs For $1.00

/ have tw9 pens of exceptionally fine
Buff Plymouth Rocks and will sell eggs
at the above price. S. Z. HARKEY.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-03-15

For Sale-For next ten days f room
cottage on Madison st. at a barfln, be
quick. L G Boggan.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-03-15

We have q full line of Garde'iSeed
IN bulk. also Flower Seed. Havl just
received a full line of Diamond BRAND
Coffee, which will be sold at 41uced
prices.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-03-15

Don't forget to call at c. "A. Mt,
for your Fancy Groceries and Qfens
are
The Tupelo journal., 1907-03-15
MULES

For Sale-Farms to suit purch%E
as to size and payments, well improko
close in for school and church. LIZ.
Boggan.
The Tupelo journal., 1907-03-15

cLES6l.
The sale recently put on by the Tu-
pelo Mercantile Co.. has been highly
successful and the sales have reached
the highest expectations of the firm. A
large number of ad iitional statesmen
and salesladies have been added to the
regular force and all have been kept
busy by the many customers who daily
visit the store.
The local p~ostoffice is receiving inn
proyement which will add to the APP
p~aarance and comfort of the office at
the hands of w. Fl. Armstrong, the
yne of the building. Mr.. Armstrong
nas made a contract, we understand,
With the postoffiice department for the
Use of the building for ten years. and
he improvements are being made ia
a~ecordance with this agreement.
I, r Gates spent last week in Green
vile on legal business. The Delta fail
ed to strike Mr.. Gates a being equal to
this country in point of prosperity and
EASY financial conditions. Mr.. Gates
4 4 close observer and it does not take
him long to size up conditions and get
an accurate estimate of the business
status of individuals and the country
generally.
We are authorized to announces the
nameo of Mr. John B Gibson as a candi-
date for bailiff Of the fourth district Mr.
Gibson is a young man of splendid
enlracter, energetic, upright and trust
worthy in all the walks of life and
would make the district an acceptable
iailiff If the people of his district elect
m to serve them He solicits the sup
port Of the people Of Fourth
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iolrl,1le Jten1gangsmaaoer lom Stalt-
bar0 Oil 60, unoeriolgt Sc nafbGN-
gtge 5abrifer % tpunget oisie til at
LUTTE eller inlge n0. Men Den bar
Oernpit benpttet sen Erafif at lRlge
tine 8arer billigere / ll0lan6 emo !;
S11blan0, til Sroos for Soto %
.Jragt. &ru0ttrliten beitaar al tic
@~opeofompagriier, Ser liot efter liot
bar tpunget &nnoreoer al minore
Sabrifer lo al &irfiombeo og 6eref=
ter tilrepet Jig Eilpirfningen lite Blot
til pripat 9r1tg, men ogiaa til 5n=
rens og Slaa0ens Sorbrrg, iaaleoe5
at Megjeringerl 1l1 n1aa betale, DC
Nriier, iom oel1 0ifterer. Gaa Den
Moaoe bar Ben iuget Mtlltoner al
Collars l1o al 5tatsfasien. Otter q
sonolpnligbe0 bill Set blipe np0Den,
oigt al 9%ongresien at lpge en- So
Killing for Mulug al Ell 9tatS &ruot-
iohrif for at ripe Scr og Slaooe-
ru]enet ms al 6ens &lper.
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Merc rSrnitbnjtins",
Ger hnr : 80 1ihstp Monnp

Ser bar / Sc ii6ite Maaneoer Doe.
ret forbolospis itine ON Grrtitene,
1aa TITLE enoog, at mango bar troet,
at Sen engang iterft omtalte Sam:
pagne moo bisie f%orilugne &orpora:
TONER par beo at gaa al Mo6e. @an:
ife biit bertes Der al og til noget ON
at @ton6aro Oil Company enon,
bapoe oct barite tilbage, bpao Sci
gonife iiffert ogiaa bar. Men eli.
Iers bar ser Gtilbeo poo allie @a11:
fer. Snotil set IN forlpoer, at tt
al oe aller melt rpperife Srn1t @ar.
better og &ru0t @ombinationerne
ftaar for Sur til / nermeite Sremti>
Cd blipe gaaet efter / Spmmene. SSu:
stits Departementet / 8aibington bo1
:Dele Ei6en I al 5tilbeo iamIet 8ep;
let imo6 bent men bar gaaet Doeri
f~oriigtigt til @9rfs for at gipre ben'
trpffe og fafte Dem at 6eres 8oit
ssl1 er 8ploen modem, og Speratio,
men er UNDER Sorbereoelie.
@arpeittruiten, Ser eier &opeo-
mengoen at 2anoets 6abrifer for
notwithstanding bar bruetb De
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StatenS Commissioner Of Smmigra=
tim. r

StotcnS 2egislotur peotog lom
tiOligere omtolt / lin li61te Sumling
at oprette ct v9oar0 Of Sn1mtgro=
ton, bois Spgope set ifal bore at
lon1le Stotiltif og an0re Oplpsnin=
ger %pe0r9ren0e Staten og 0ens for
ffjellige @jGlpefilOer og u0breOe
&jenoifo6 til 0isje oper SEN cibiliie=
reoe &erOen pe0 8eretninger, Sore
orag og poo on0re Maaoer, iamt
1totte goO S11opan0ring peb at gipe
Splpsninger til @erioner> iom maat=
&c p1lfe at foral10re Spbol0slte6.
gooroets Nrbejoe pil bope0logelig
bline nofprt peo Ell unoer bette ol1=
Iot Gn16eOsmm1o, Commissioner Of
Snmigrotion", Ser altlaa faar ct
meget or1lporsfnlot @perp, og lom for
Ell itor Gel oil foa 2eoclien al Sen
fren1ttOige SnOpororing til Stoten /
lin 9oan0. Ser trn11ges oltjoo Ell
Mono meo 9pgtigbeo, Grforing,
g%runoigt &jenoifab til 6orboloene
puo Be forifiellige @gne / Stoten %
tillige til Sc forlfiellige M%otionolite=
fer. S Sen &etning fienoer ri ingen
Man0, ser fltn0e trnfeS of nidre hp=
are 6ploeit eno SEN befjenote Min=
%11eiota Mor0mano @r. 2utbe +
S oege.r al Minmeapolis, ser
bigger inoe mes ct gjennem ct belt
2ipsorbeioe erbperbet @jenolfob : til
Statens Gorbolo paa olle Smroooer,
--og iom meo lin p%erionlige Dpgtia=
FEB og lin obiol1lt beoerlige @orof=
Ter piloe egne Jig fortrinligt til It's
fdreli Ell al Sc mes @n16eoet forbln0=
lie Yltgter.
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Oan(6 proteslorao(.
(Gortfat fra @ioe ~

11ogle So%rel9Sninger ober oanfe
&9mpeptier. S en- perionlig Cont
tale meo Scr. 2ange uotalte ban, at
Stuotet al engelife og fotife @alla<
rer, iom ct fort Mntol at @tuoen.
tertte gnifeoe at tage op, bar un1r-
llgglort be6 uniber1itetet begrunoet
paa nfienolfab til Sc 6anife &pmpe-
bier, Ipm banner @runOlaget fpr Sc
1totlte Tolfepiler. @amm1elengelif
S'teratnr er iQa itgrf lammerfnpt<
tet meo 0lonor6iif, at &ienoifab til
oct enc obio1ut freezer &ienofab til
bet anoet. @elb / ct 9igt 1om
~Beoumonlfff", Ser regnes iom ct al
oe eloite gerfer / engelif 2iterotur,
er &bul0eret og @uobengnpet,
Ser iom en- un6eritrem goor gien-
mem Bette pregtige Digt, iaq uoprp>
get 1oro11t, at ben engelfe Beou-
monlff fun fan iiges at bore en- goo
Gperlettelle al Set 0anlfe 9igt al
lantme Nabn.
Mlle 6iSie forifiellige Softa bur0e
bore tilitreffelige til Sprettelien al
obennebnte Mf6eling. Maar bi6tiI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. life bar giort
noget @fri6t / ben Mnle6ning, iaa er
@runoen life at igge / Mangel at
SS%ntereSie, men al Mtangel paa Mi6=
Ter til at beitrt6e De f6rite n6gifter.
Seen bar fprit 2ereitolen garanteret
for ct Har Mar, iaa ct 6ens Srem=
tbs iifret be6 l%1niperlitp Of @alifor-
mia.
Danias Meolemmer fnn6e lite
iette 6eres Screening ct Ifignnere,
per6igere og mere barigt Min6ess
m9rfe ems beo at garantere Son6s
til en- Mf6eling / 6%anif=norf @prog
og 9iteratur. Dens Delegater bar
reo 8e6tagelien al obennebnte Me%
Iolution forleoen Dag t Son Sran=
cisco bit, at Danias Sormaal og
9pgabe / 0prettelien os nobre6d=
fen al 0anlf 5prog og 2iteratltr
blan0t Sen 6anife 8efolfning rrnot
ON / California er for oen1 noget
mere ems ct Blot og bart Mun0ltpr.
De bar ttlful6e fulgt 6eres ifignne
Motto: 81 Blot til 2pit". Set er
at baabe, at Sc enfelte Weolemrner
pe6 SEN fommen6e Nfltemning iffe
iii ifpmme Sen Snteresie, Oenne
&onbentions Delegater bar biit for
bort gamle Ge6relan6s rigeite Min.
ser, men gibe ben en- froftig $ilill1t<
ming, faa at I 1908 set 6anife
@prog Tan lp6e / 2ereialene UNDER
Sfpggerne at oe f1asitffe @ge beo
California l1niberiitp."
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lemmer al &gielteret, 8epntationes.
ira Scr % 5laooe, set otplomatiife
aprps oip, og oerefter 6rofoit BPS
Danmarfs @eianbt til Morge, Gre
perfop=@ aitenifiolD efter oenne mo,
fanot iig Ell 9eplltation al Danife,
boiio0enoe / &riltiania, Dos Song
5reOerif lne0 en- meo 100 Napne l11=
oerifrepen Meresie, og lenere paa
0agen aflagoe Song Sreoerif Ell gi..
lit bus S%tatsminiiter Wiicbelier1.
Sm Mftenen bar Ser Seltforeitil-
ling pau MattonaItbeatret, bpor Be
fpngeli9e @jnlter mootoges meo ben
oallife Mationaliang peo Snotraoel-
len, % bpor Der ipilleoes !. Nft at
u&eer @pnt" og efter Ell lGngere
9alie 1. oft al @jprnions rMaria
5tltart".
Sm Nftenen puo 8eiegets treble
Gag bol0tes poa Slottet EFT glimren=
Be Soire, til bpilfen &egieringen,
3iplpmaterne, S%tortbingets Meo=
lemmer pg bgjere Gnbe0SmGl1o, ale
meo Gamer, por inob,1ot. Soften pa=
reoe til Mionat.
NGite Gags @ftermi00ag penote
set oanife &ol1gepar tilbage til 9an=
mart meo set regulpre uoenlanos-
tog, | bbtlfet Dar india nogle &on=
gepogne. Afreilen gap Nnleoning for
&riitianias 8efolfning til otter at
lpgge lit penlige 5in0elag moo Sc
oanife @ielter for Dagen.
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@n Stlitaaelje.

ST.. Neble er gaaet / &an0et paa
ST. Sobannes Mo6len og bans 1tore
Joretogen0e; men set er ser beore
Men0 ems ST. Neeble, lom ogjaq bar
gjort, laa Set bil6e bore urigtigt at
gao / 9ette me0 ST.. Neble al Sen
@run0. Maar III imiolerti6 80. g.
g." ip9er at fremitille ST.. geeble iom
en- forfulgt ufpl0tgbe0, Ser bliper
onialoet / alle oonl f=amerifanl fe 8lo=
De, foroi ban meget imo0 lin 8illie
for en- Gangs Sfplo ct fommen /
forfert 5ellfab, tur0e set life bore
al Gejen at llaa foit, at @run0en til
.oe11 n6lioe Me0fart ST.. Neble boc
ppret @je1ito10 for life ct fans gl=
lio11ce meo ST. Sobannes Maoien,
Met oertmoo bans Sorbol0 oper for
Gonif Mmerifanif 5elifab.
Men: set boloer ST. Meble life al
at bgre ON, og iaa leber ban u0 paa
8ooen og raaber u8ran0" for at
lfiule, at ser er Sl0 / bans eget &us.
Set gier ienrigt n9rmelt ct puoltgt
Snotrpf at lie Sen Moa0e, bporpoo
ST.. Neble b%esapouerer fin Monos=
fplle, ST. Sobannes Mooien. @fter
at De oanlfe 8looe bar afilpret ST..
Moolen lom en- ~frouo", goar set
omiioer op for bans 8ioneer-&jprne,
at ban igien bar renot Jig en- Stoge
t 9ipet; monoig og aober, iom ban
er / al lin 69r0, befienoer ban Ioo
for Sens Beterien og Ole Sprenlen
use poo &rGrien, at ban bor taget
tell og loper BOO og @eoring for
Tremttoen. 81 benittller til ST.. Neb=
lie, ON ban life funoe uoitreffe lin
monoige Mabenbeo til ogloa at ino,
rpn1me, at ban / @nlomine=Mffpren
moo lin &tllie er fommen / 6aarltqt
Sellfab, eller maaife rettere uotrpft
bar leoet anore / oaarltgt @elifob.
Set oil interesiere Sens Heterlen og
Ole Sprenien uoe pao 8rerien, %
mango I @bicogo me6, langt mere
e11o Sorflortnger ON bporbiot set CT
Ofaoien Ser bar renot ,neo Mebe,
eller Neble, iom bor ren6t mes Mab.
'en.
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%ucbcpriien -ue @pitMoiisternc,

Set er 1tllngteligt, at Baarafgrp,
Sen / Mor0pel ten er lenere paafGr0e
ioor ems alminoelig. Sc p%rofesIio.
nellie calamity &oplers" er allere.
Sc poo @enene biit og ber og lope1
@lispafit eller / belOiglte Solo UNDER
MiooelafgrpDer, og JONI ct ulpigeltg1
Eegn poa, at Ser er 6ore poa 6er6e
onfpres, at Sen altio %eftertragteoe
Collar pr. @ltibel &beoe allereoe bar
9iort lin @ntre paa Marfe0et / 0enne
llge. Set iene Soraar og 9ollar=
bpeoen bor oog efter alt at 0pmme
Bette Silfuloe il1tet mes btnar10en at
lfaffe. 6or 9foropelten at bore er
Grflttioen lfu0t list ln1rgere tilbage
ems iuoponlig, nnen poa ingen Mao=
Sc lnl1gere> ems at Ser en0nu er rige.
<Iig Sis til at &aorbpe0eL MorDbe=
items 9ope0plrnft, fan 1,aa en- ful6-
fpnln1en ll0pifling. Set CT oblolnt
life l1oligterne for &oarbbe0en, Ser
6or tul1nget @De0eprilen op, MEL
Ninterbpeoel1s minOre go0e 5tano
SDopeiten, og iao Mfgrp0eu0itgterne
/ l10lonoet. 0ollarbbe0ens Sren1=
fonlt ollere0e MI, pao ct Si0spuntt
ga l1oiigten for en- go6 @peoeabl Ell
n1inOlt lige lao rimelig iom for Ell
llet / ben ltore @%peoeregion, mao
toges lom ct goot Sremtiostegn, oq
Ser er al 5mt0iDnligbe0, at Sen BrtS
oil bol6e Jig, lelp ON Nor6beiten
pro0ucerer lige laa megen eller, eno91
mere @pe0e ems / andre Star.
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Rejsende Agenter:
Mr.. ]. c. RASMUSSEN.
Mr.. CARL J6RGENsEN
Stcmmcrettcn / Spcrigc.

st Telegram fra 5tocfbolm al IA.
Moi %meobeler, at set en0elig er lDfe
feoes Speriges Sprl telniniiter Sil1o=
lI1ol1n at foa giennerf prt Ben / Here
sIor omltriote &olgretsreform, iom
vi, ct peotoget al begge &ifsbage11S
Sumre. Sen l1De &algloD bill gtpe
Gtenllneret til ct fort Mntol MpnO,
Ser biotil bur |apnet Sten1nleret paa
8rll1o al Tprnu1eSfnrDnl0. Sil an.
set &onlll1er prones Galget efter
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, bporpe0
afil1oretallet faor Ell pos e1Oe Ge<
pro- entution, pg pau 0enne MaaOe
nel1ter Set fpnlerpottpe Yarti, Ser bur
nuret acknowledgements iprigite
Gorfrnper, at ppnao ct forpget
ENmn,etol / bette &on1nner. 6pri te
aann1er bor biotil nuret Sc &onler=
notipeS pg Nriltofrutiets fate Borg
% Set oil m1tagelig opret6olOe lt1t
&onierpotisme, bog / betp0elig for
MIND fet @ro0, i0et Sc liberale ASor-
tier penter at erobre oOifillige So
Ser. Sen npe &alglop ct cit al Sc
hie.iglte, ser / Sc lenere Nar er gjea-
remfprt / Sverige og ser fan ingell
Spipl bore ON, at Sen / FIJI @rao ri!
frembjulpe 6olfeltprets Gag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17
De en al 6e Iofah oger5eller Dci

De eli al 0e Iofale oger elIer pco
Spr ttelien al me.
Soet jeg til Sl1tl1ing foriifrer en-
bper on, at o%penitaae1oe .Gremitil-
ling at SamfnnOets gtrfiombe0 90
Sormaal, er / enbper @enleenoe fulo
paalioelig, og at enbper 5oreipprgiel
.peorprenoe Set 9anife 8rooerlom-
fnno meo Torngielie bill blipe beipa=
ret pr. Smgaaenbe beo @enpenoelic
til llnoertegneoe, tegner leg mig
Meo laroeles Mgtelie,
S. Micb el en-,
POP 8arton 8locf, Omaha, Mebr.
Set 9anlfe 9rooeriamfunos 0rcr-
b%eltprelie:
S. $. gogt, Dper=Erultoe11t,
3%uoe1port, So.
sc. 9orien, 0per-@iceprrlioent,
&acil1e, NIis.
S. Micbaelien, Oper-Sefretpr,
Smaha> Mebr.
&olf &asmusleuL Gper=&oslerer
Chicago, Sll.
$. @Doeien, Sper=Silliosfor,non0
ct. Boul, Minn.
s. Beterl en-, Sper=Sillibsn1an0,
Council bluffs, Sa.
:. s.. Nielien, Oper-Silliosman0
Seattle, @alb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-05-17
Gn fempemesfs sammenilnt-

@n fempemesiig Sammenilltt:
ming at 1000 uafbengtge Eelefon.
1elifaber ODER alle De Sorene0e 5t1.
ter og Canada pentes at billie blipe
oannet paa en- &onpention at 9ele:
gater fra iaabanne @ellfaber, 6el
bill blipe afbol6t i Chicago / 0e fpr.
lite Gage / SUM. Eelefoniellfaber,
Ser itaar n6enfor Sell Eruiten, re-
%prRienterer MI en- &apital al oDer
$50 Millioner Collars run6t ON /
2anoet, me6 omfring 3 Willioner
8rugere / naiten ollie @tater. Sc
begpn6te for faa Mar iioen iom imaa
Sarmerlelffaber, men bar naoet en-
foloslal u6bifling 6e ii6ite Mar.
SSfior bleb Der gtpet ober 100 Willios
ner Collars no for nafbengige Selc.
fonanl9g og oisie bar faaet SnO=
gang / mango al De itprre 8per. @eo
ngiere Samarbeioe mellem @ompag-
11ierne bill Ser funne opnaaes beore
Notwithstanding og Selefone-
ring oper lanee Diitmeer.
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