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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-25
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no al 8oroet, lagoe Guge11 i 9ug og
puoleoe Spietauecn mes SEN gonrle,
blanfpuoieoe Mesiineiafs.
Sg ocrefter gift bon fen til opngc=
ifabet peo @onepinouet og orog fren1
en ipGr, ltor @ibel mes @ulotrpf poa
&pggen, iatte @riller poo og ilog loo
op eIter ct bpio9ulnet Stpffe Hopir,
Scr itaf uoenfor 8laoene.
9rillerne bleb if110t op og mes, ino=
til Spnct bar poslet oertil. Og mems
cit inog 2po al 2an6sbDens &irfe=
floffer trp11ste u6 oper 8afferne til
Sfobe11, leite sSSafob, balpbejt og
ltrengt efter 8ogitapen, bele Sule,1s
gbangelil,n. --
Sp gienne1n Snee1, a6
oe fienote Geje og @tier, gle6 ouffeoe
Sfiffelier, bpiti6stouie, tl1nge
Sfrt6t, op moo sen lille, bbt6folfe6e
&irfc, mems Sc gan1le, irreoe &loffer
iong Sulens glade @ublfab lt6 oper 6e
bpi6e, npgne Marfer, ser bar Soner,
tie pioere, felt no til sem tauie, tung,
linoige Sfop.
Sg Sc. gamle fje116te Salmer ON
Sen GLADE, Sen bejlige Sui iteg taft=
| folt op un6er 6e ipi6le @beIpinger,
6oaret frem of Sroottionens bellige
@egejitring. 6or en- itaffet 6tuno
glen1teS al 2ipetS grltio1nme @oar6.
6eo, bets imaaifaarne Hinogtigbe6,
oets groaoiDl6te Sorg.
Men u0e set rgrtpfte
@us un0er Sfopen jas gan1le sSafot
og lplte Jig langiomt gicnnen1
Sefsten.
Sg ga ban fpm til set Ste0, bpor
6er itaar: u9gre bore @u6 / SET
&pielte! og Sre0 paa Sor0en! og
Menneifene EN- gelbebageligbeo!" 90
bar oct, iom roget ite1nlnebe fig fai1
Ii Salien paa ban1 og otter % otter
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-25

S @iliep @onie, ct af Sc eloite %.
melt befien0te Sotelfer paa 8roab-5
map @etp Dorf, opitob sylo 9irs-s
bags, og Set iaa en- Sio l16 til, at bele5
9pgningen ifuloe blepet poelogt. Det
lpffe0es 0oe @ranbpeIenet at faa
9ngt nre0 Sloen, in6en 11ogen iterre3
5fa6e bar ifet. Sotellet blep oprin8
oelig bpgget at en- banif Mano, Heter5
8tloiig fra @obro, ionr tom til Mme-.
rifa 1886. Sans getl senrp giI-s
ieD, iom arpe6e SoteIlct otter bonn,
bg6e / Mopetnber Manneo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-25
pil0t lne0 oct feberbeoe 8loo,

oi[0t lneo bet feberbebe BLOB, =
nei rem piloe bun, og bien, bien1.
Sun rnoie0e bberfen Rul6c eller
Nierfe, ll1er iom ct iaget 5tpfte 8tloi
ilcbe BIN, i110 giennem Sfopen.
Og Nattepi'1Oerl peb glel1nen1 DC
iorte, ,lpgne @rene, og 0Dbe1t lroe
mellem sc tRtte @raner lb0 l1glenS
|bqlc, ifl,rrenbe 1u0en.
S 2pb oreie0e bum ilr0 giennenl oct
| rpolnalc0e 2e0 og iprung ct cneltc
| Sop ino oper set lape, itenlatte Stop=
bige.
lien ba bun naaebe trent melleln
9ufferne og iaa Set matte, blafrenoe
2p5 ifinne no giennen Nl1oen moo
bel1De - 81 ltoo bun title og grGo
ub, Sc liolte 1aarer, bum ejeoe.
@anIe Safob lob neD folbe0e @en-
ser og &pggen MOS @ilrOuet. ..9an
| pleieoe olbrig at bol0e lpnge no;
men - / slften fun6e ban life on=
Da bgrte ban lneo ct cit
iagte Mp11fen berubenfor.
Su 6u ban iuu efter, fan0t fan Ell
ing Mor, li66en6e lanuneni1,nfen
ubenfor bans Dpr n1eb ct lille gree
oe11be Barn Tapnen.
0g Da tpe6e Slen belt. S iine i1er=
fe Mrme bar ban 0en1 begge ino i ben
parn1e, lune @tue.
Sg Set ilrbfe6e og lang in6e fans
ganrle 8rpit: Saa fon bun oog al
| ligebel
Mab, for cit sSuleafte11 oct bleb!
Me11 be11ne I oe,1 ftore Geng
laa bun og iaa poa Bar'cn meo to
ltore, glade 9ine
uglab, Sur, 6ar, TOM bet 1aa title
fra benoe, ujeg pilbe 10 bien1 S1lle=
|efter. Z ..-...,.,-,,. ,..ss....
II 0g galnle Safob lua pao benoe,
fans 9rpit b1ed iao ltort og parn1t,
= langlon1t bpieoe ban Jig neo ober
bel1Oe, trpffe0e iin ifeggeoe 4in0 ino
mos be,10cs magre sniigt og bpiifeoe
til be11oe, n1e6ens @raooelt lob Ddm
/ @alle11:
$50 - lille Maric - iea bap6e
ogioa pentet Dig - for ieg pi6lte, Oh
= 0u fom nof!"
Sg 6a frpb SSulefre6en il1o ben
lille 5tue, oen 0eilige, glade, Delltg-
neoe Suffered, iom olti6 eiGr Menne-
ifer laa gobe.
Sg Dele 8er6el, por Ser tngen lDf=
feligere Mennelfer ems garnle SSafob
og bans Datter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-25
Et1glraattp.
vi Sob. &ibc=Yetcrien.

&ino op, 0u Stierne ira Betblebern.
neo 9eaaoenS 2ps oper tl1liob @ic1n!
Miin 5iel ltaar goet og agter paa,
noar Stroalen fl1nfler fra &inlers
8laa
= mart brpber oct iren1 for nit
9ie -
y 9gr pRre Cub / 5 c
@pie!
S Mgrfet itanoer Ell 5trib loa baarb,
iaa nangen en- SiGl faar ltlipslaar
/ >QDiet reffes Der 8rooerboano
til bper, iom er af ben lan1n1e Mano;
bpr, n1ibt 51agenes Tor6en
lD6er Oct: S reo ober eSor=
SEN :"
6rem lfrioer ct Sog n1e6 feltlig Gang
lpt> bbor set Finger ub ober &ong
v@n Grelier CT fpbt for @prbenS
5l9gt,
Saaret / 9ielen Ell epigt legt!
Meo @nglene lab os fpebe::
n S 80 e II n eifer 8e.l b e.
bags Gle 5 G !"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-25

llDe UNDER 5fopen, flent inoe mel
lem itore, ipi0stantebe Botfer, laa ct
&us, teffet meo ltipe, ltiffen0e &er
II 2e for baa0e &ino og SEER.
Og i set 6us bocoe gonrIe Sofob>
ganife olene.
Ml6rig fom Ser 6relnn1coe, og eno=
MI 1ielonere orog SsSafob til 8ps. @an
bopbe nof Sfopen pg oe bsie 9of=
ter.
Nunbt on gif ser alife,ts Snof on,
SSafob. Der por 6olt, iom bolot fpr,
at fan bar ret o9 ilet baaoe ler og
t11ntpet; men Ser bar rigttgnof ogiao
no8le - og set par maalfe, naar alt
fonr til aft, Dog De fleite - ser iogoe,
at Sofob bar fulot iaa flog lom ollie
an6re.
ga, laa0on lagbe man. og Safob
Loo S1ooberen gaa.
Det bar Sl1leaftens6ag, lige
Sfulnringen. SSafob git ru1rbt o9
p1sle6e ON 6et Sn1llle &rg, bo1,
eie6e.
6per fif ct penli9t Orb, mems bnn
ne1iomt Itrdg beu ben la,,gs &pa=
gen.
S Gtal06eren 'itob Fan itille og Ipt=
te6e me6 @elbebog til bele oenne
Ruslen og @unlen Der bar. Soa
cnoelig gift fan mes t1,nge Sfriot in6
til fig ielp og ifar to 5fiper roget
f5lelf nf' til euleaftensnaober.
Det bar rigtigt Sulepeir
meb flingren0e Sroit og fnirfenoe
enc, ser laa foobpit fen ober 8affer=
1te.'
= sSafob lagbe 9ug og Diff poo
8oroet og iatte to friffe 2ps / Mes=
fingitagerne Sg 6erpaa ipilte bon
Gleifet meo bna6e 4artofler og Mel-
6bp.
Da Maolti6et bor e,rbt, bar ban
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-25

perf1l Ell pt1t Ell pp1el1l1g 0ra0 dt
lpge i Apenrif 8ergelanos oeilige
N 1is 49, y O.
neget" s'ss sszezzsss - $
GeO at nirOes Oette lGngere Gigt
og frembroge set fll1be Scr 11naaFe
pultes ltnrfere 2ip BET Ell @ung I
bele 9fprOen alninOelige SSu1cneG
lalrt 0cnIanfe at ruffe bore 5nsaa-,
fugle Ell lille 0aanoSrnfl1ing, lnn
lGl1ge Sen 5ib itaor pno, oa Ser er
ubpi0t for ne0en, bpiot ior open, oa
pu0ret tDft ltaor 5re / 5foben"
laa1enge Somnerel1s tinsglabe Gan-
gere ribger 6poe, lpgcr 2;r".
8ergelanos gar1le, Gigt 6egpnoer
meo CT Gonto(e rnellen1 ct Bnr
Sn1oai1,9le iaoleocs:
r&onn pesle Stiff, iplg meb, isla
meol
ct berli9t Sulcfpel0slnoal ie9 pe6.
gn fatti9 @usn1ano bag Sfo9en borss
ian giber % ct 9feg / Mar JON 6ior.
&an eier finn tire; Oog aipcr ban os ct
Jor SSelu Sfplo, iaa gidr ban BET.
Sg bpr, ou 5nhaiiiif, ltl&r ei iaa,
men fplg n1eo Sin Urttcr, Spurpen
grad. !
Seq foloer mig groa, ifiert ieg er
s,.l,
tbi ieg far ppntet mig I'LL til Sui.
Oct fp9er bgit ober Sou0ens Gag,
S Neget letter hi os Arag.
81 li66er til 9rene op / Dfa6:
Sllle,1 eipr o9lau 5n,nofuglen 9lah
81 fploer &roen me6 Sllebreo:
Tor os ct ogiaa Sen 6rclier fbbt." /"
Saa flpi oe 5gifenoebsru af Steb-
DIN eSulefpel6en ct Syffen meb!"
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-25

geaar Gintcren breber lit bpioe
Sagen" cller sulen er inoe pg MON
lgrger for BaarDers 61tsDnr spa1 Oct
beoite> 81 bbrer bet Jig til 81 beIlcr at
gIelnlne @imlens Juale.
Sfjunt mon er bcgDnbt at npfri=
ifc Sen gan1le Sfif uleo Suleneget,
1ao CT oct BOG cr0nu nurnplt fin Ell
Sllelfif. 9en trpffes oftelt FIN i
Siteroturens og Sl1ultenS GerOen %
bpppigere poo Sltlefort e,1o 1loen for
bore &inouer. 3ettc buroe life bore
laale0eS fer / ct &ornlonD. s bore
nor0ilfe 9Qn0e nc0 bere5 1trengcre
og lnngerc Gintre cr oclne Sfif al
nin6elig, iier 9soree. S sriltia=
nia er S1naoneg til Tltg1ene e1, @on=
oelspore / betpoelig @rao.
Sen norifc Erofesior og 8otoni=
fer ScbDbelcr ifriber for 20 9tor IL
sen: lloen for Granddaughter lDnes
Suleuc9et nu fife at pGre fjenbt, %
Set lpopeitlige Ipiflono, eller Joni
Oct ti0ltgere foloteS, Scbmabe11, ct
oct enclte 5teo, bpor jeg bar fluu0et,
at oct tioligerc bar peret brngt. San
giper for pprigt fglgcnoe Stilorillg:
Get CT ogiao 1,oen for 5fanoina=
pien fienot, at Sl1len fer fejres n1eo
'negen 1gjti6eligbe6, og enbper plejer
6a oglao, eftcr lin 5tilltrg, at lcpe
bebre e1D Oilers. Selp be fornnben=
Oe Slnaafugle glennmer man life.
S Norge fin0er man 6erfor iao go0t
iom peb bbert S1S paa 2an6et, ia /
be lenere Mar enoog / 8perne, at Ser
SSnleoften oplGtteS ct &ornneg paa
en Stong til 5noafuglene. Otter
De Splpsninger, {om ieg berom bor
facet fra Sberige, er 6en ianllne Sfif
ogiaa alntinoeltg 5faone, @a1lano,
Snaalonb, Geitgptlano lanut flere
9te6er / 9iterggtlanb og ems pioere
alninbelig Bobusle1l DolSlan0,
&er,nlanb og Nerife, iomt biit og ber
/ UPLAND.
Seq bar life funnel fin6e nogen
SplDsning ON, bpor 9olnmel benne
pofre 9ftf er Morge. 5anoipnlig-
bis guar sen tilbage til ben fatbolife
Sio. S @uloalen (5gn0re Sron6-
bjems M1nt) bar man, i alt Gnlo tio=
ligere, brugt at feite ct al Grapinoe
iammenlat &ors -poa sSl,leneget. s
Oer lange og folbe Ginter, bo Snc=
oeffet bin0rer 5maofl,glene fra at
ftnoe bere5 lpbponlige, torbelige llb=
fonnne, ninOer Slleneget ubilfaar-
Zig ON Trelierens trplterige Orb
@otb. 6, 26): Ser til Sin1lens
6ngle, oe ioor life og beiter life og
ianler life / 2ooer, 'og ebers bimmel-
lfe Sober fpber bent"
2igelebes ffriber 5cbpbeler:: S Sc
li6ite 90 Mor er Suleneget ble-
bet neget alnlin6eligere ber | 2an6et,
END 6et tibligere bar, og @run6et1
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-25

NlltonGren Hetcr 2ariona SeRs.
mcnte er blepet regiltreret i @cnne-
pin County, Wfinn S benne, anFno-
es bans efterla6te 6ornrue til a&
ger6i al 10 MilIioner @oIlars, rnen
@eroie,1 al oen afob6e &tgman63
Gienoom / 6ennepin County er f11n
iat til $1,000.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-25

laa iaget i'm egen 0atter fra fig lon'
en- berrelgs @uno.
uIab, @erre Selus oog!" bapoe
ban logt, Oct par al ben &lage, JON
par fommet oper gan1le Safobs 2e=
Der.
Sg Sc to slar, Der bar gaaet H.
Sen bin Sag, bap6e ban lpit 8nn og
SnterDift oper olle oe Mgolgbne San,
fer.
@ba6 ser lfulbe gieres> set
i tul0e giereS. 0g Safob gap fig
life. San bar leig og iterf, og Bans
&ilie par baorb lo1n SEN baar6e &am-
pelten.
Men 6enne Suleaften bapbe ban
giset fortabt. geu laa ban igien ben=
oeS 5fiffelie u6e peo @fobbegnet,
be116eS mpge, frpben6e @rop, be1oes
beoenoe, graaoblote pine, og freln-
ltrafte @9noer, ser ligelon1 raabte
ON Gilgipelle.
Og ba ful16e sSafob life anoet, 81
bao ban meo en- S116erligbe6 Steln=
men JONI ban alorig fgr bap6e fien6t,
bao og trpgleoe ON at faa set fortabte
Barn tilbage.
llbe / Matten, giennen1 Sen foloe,
iSnen6e @ne, ltreo en- ung ipe0len1=
met &binbe Jig frem oper Marferne,
&rumbpjet, meb Teberens @lans
Sc 6pbe 9j1e, fjempe6e bum Jig fren1
meb bele lin &ig6on / set gamle.
frDn6lebe @babl.
Sg bun flelnte set iaa fait in6 MOS
lit lnogre 9rpit, iom bar bun bange
for at mite Set. @ele Dagen bap6e
bun ltri6t Jig igie1nem. SenoeS
Stprt orep af goe6e og optpet Gne oa
log isnenbe ino moo oe trette, NH.
| ifelTappe 8en..
90 ga fon 9lngiten for at 50 oper
! ben6e, bun rplte6e ion1 ct Gipelgp
men nei % bil6e BUN life -
\ /. .trs Z . y + Ii :
w neL nei! % ben6es &ierte Ioe
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-25

sSuroifelp / Montana. S Girgintc
Gitp, Mont., inotrof / Manoa9s ei
te1nlnelig beftigt Sor0lfplp, ser an:
rette0e betpoelig 5fa0e paa flere 8pg
Ringer, oeriblan6t 5folebpgningen
joni ilog &epner fra eperlt til ne0erit
Nlle 8pgninger rDiteoe itprftk o(
Maitringen fal6t al @eggene. {
8pen og 0megnen fremfom itort
&ebner Sor6en.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-12-25

Set fgrlte Sulefort ftammer ira
England. Oct blep fabriferet | slaret
1916 ion1 2itbografi, ser bar boanb.
foloreret. Salt bleb Der iolgt 1000
Gfsentplarer.
The oasis., 1908-07-25

at ,0jp Df Of tho day following, and returning trains will leave CuIiaean 1 go o'clock 2. rna reach. ing Guaymas at G,lt r. m. the next day
 Work in the Creston do C0bre mine, westward from lIcrmosill0 some thirty miles, is reported pro- gressing very satisfactorily. The Mexican Mining, Refining x ES- ploration Company, which has the property in hand, includes num- Der of we'll known Californlans, citizens of Los Angeles. Oxnard Ventura and other nearby cities. Mir. William T. Calderwood is pres ident of the company, and Mir. 5. F. Wiles is general manager.
 Advices from Hermosillo state that the tunnel ii the Industrial Mining Company is now in l2o feet, and satisfactory progress is made in driving 1t. It Is antici- pated that it will reach the ledge sometime between now and the first of September, and will cut the ore body found in the shaft at q depth of about 500 feet below the croppings. Should it turn out as good as it was in the shaft the en- terprise will be in bonanza surely. and all interested are very conh- dent of the result as anticipated.
The oasis., 1908-07-25
Important Notice to the Public.

This company, which owns the Ryall and Mix mining concessions on the Yaqui river, has begun an active campaign of exploration and development of its property. The program oi the work contemplated includes in its scope both the pros pecting of the territory covered by the concessions by parties employed by the company and the granting of permits, on reasonable basis ot royalty, to outsiders who may desire to carry on such exploration work and locate property within the territory controlled.
 The territory covered by the con- cession includes everything between the Yaqui and Tecoripa rivers, and between the town of Cum1rlpa and line drawn east and west from 1 the Moi9nera del Guamuchll above San Antonio de la Huerta, and the Ojo de Agua above the town of Tecoripa on the Tecorlpa river. The territory is located in the dis tricts of Ures, Hermosilio and 1 Guaymas.
 The administration office of the company will be Fundicion. All communications, for the present may be addressed to the company's secretary, W. r. Tucker.
 In view of the many communi- cations which the company has received from various persons rela- tive to Announcements which they have desired to make wihin the concessions. 1t has been decided to give to all those who have OK.
 pressed desire to make such loca.
 tions, because of the expense tc
 which they have already been put preferential opportunity to do aC on a just basis. It wili be neces sarv in order to insure this prlvl
 lege, to perfect arrangements witt the company to that end at al early date.
 YAQuI MINING COMPANY. s. A. w. F. FUCKER,
The oasis., 1908-07-25

Save money by having your Articles ot Incorporation drawn and all details arranged by THE OASIS BrREAu OF INCORPORATION. '*
The oasis., 1908-07-25
SONORA SETTINGS.


 Co to the Cantina Central, at Her. mosillo.
 Go to the Bank Saloon, opposite inc railway depot at Hermoslllo, to get fine orange blossom honey and first quality liquors.
 MT. Clarence Morgan of La Colo rada, and family, have departed from that place for Washington, D. C.. and other points in the United States, going on journey of rec reation and pleasure.
 Go to the Railway Eating House at Carbo. A passenger trains stop for mea g. W. G. Bowman, proprietor.
 Dr. w. R. Henderson, optician, at Alamos, carries complete line of Spectacles and Eye Glasses. Have your eyes fitted properly. MT. l.. Wolff of Guaymas, with Mrs. Wolff and family, left that city last Saturday, the lady and children to go to Germany for a visit, and Mir. Wolff to accompany them as far as El Paso.
 All passenger trains on the Son. ora railway stop for meals at the Railroad Eating House at Carbo, where passengers will find one of the best hotel tables in Sonora. w. G. Bowman, proprietor.
 The partnership of A. Reyes Gonzales y Cia., at Cananea, con- ducting the Boston Store, has been dissolved and the business is in process of liquidation, the details thereof being in charge Of r. San doval & Co.,, of Nogales, Sonora.
 La Pescadora, Sociedad Ano- nima," is the name and designation of company organized this week in the office of Lie A. Gonzales of Nogales, Sonora, for the people at La Paz, Lower California, for the purpose of engagingi in the fisheries. The capital is $100,00O Mexican money.
 One day last week, THE CAST editor was informed at Magdalena Sunday, 8 telegram was received from ex-Governor Rafael lzabal in the City of Mexico, stating that further deportation of Yaquis has been ordered suspended, and tha' he had been granted full powers tC make final and complete settle ment and peace with the Gaquis.
 Fl Correo de Sonora of Quay mas, in it's issue of last Saturday stated that among the passenger for La Paz the preceding day, were Messrs. Cranshaw Gather and son) ;. A. Heap, manager of the loca branch of the Banco de Sonora, W A. Parker, attorney for the Cana nea, Rio Yaqui X Pacific and Lie Ybarra, Guaymas attorney, el route to the Carmen Island sal works, with view to negotiation for their purchase.
 Guaymas newspapers state tha on the first of August the Guadala iara extension of the Southerl Pacific railway will be opened t traffic as far as Culiacan, the lin between San Bias and the Sinalo capital having been accepted b the government and the tim schedule and freight and passenge
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-05-15
At The Churches.

Sermons in the Presby teran church
next Sunday as follows: lO:3O a. m:
"Gray Hairs-How to Get Rid oil
Them" 1880 p. m: "rhe Elevating
Iniiue ce of the Bible" Being the nth
address on this vital subject, you cannot
afford to miss these services.
There will be services at st. Marks
Episcopal church every Sunday morn
ing.
AT the Free Baptist church next Sun
day morning, continuing the study OF
"The Sermon On the Mount," the pas
tor will speak on,-"Relations to Our
Fellow Men," from Matt. 5:2l 30.
In the evening the subject will be
Liberation from Prison" from Acts
l2:1.S.
Christian Science Society First Ma
tioual Hall. Services every Sunday
at lO"45 a. m. Reading room open
/ Tuesdays and Saturdays from l:30 to
p. m. Subject Sunday, May II, "Mor-
| tails and lmmortals." All are welcome.
Mr.. Charles Varney spoke to a large
audier ce last Sunday evening. He will
speak again next Sunday evening at
the church of Christ. All other SER
vices as usual Every one welcome.
"In the School OF the King" will be
presented in the Methodist church Sun
day evening, at 1880, by the following
persons: Misses Adah Stoughton, Ada
Mumford, Hannah Olson, Ida Mumford,
Gertrude Brant, Eta Adriance, Mable
Engle and Mrs Stansell; Messrs. Leon
Douglas, Roy S. Head, Edgar Olson,
Claire Gibson and Walter Olson. The
music is good. The Vision of Youth
will be the theme for the morning
sermon.
M. E. churG. CHI, Gilbert Stansell pas
tor. You will always find cordial well
come to the following services:
1870 a. IN, morning worship.
IL 80, class meeting BROS. Adriance ane
Olson, leaders.)
1900 IN, Sunday school Leon Douglas
supt.)
800 p. M, gospel meeting at the !ail
Meet at parsonagel
500 p. m., Junior league Miss Peacock
supt.l
$50 p M, Epworth league devotiona
meeting.
1870 p. M, evening worship.
1880 p. M, prayer meeting (Ihursoa
EVENING"
7:30 p M, choir practice, Friday evening
The pastor invites anyone to call o
him at any hour.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1908-05-15
Good Words for Chamberlain S
Cough Remedy.

People everywhere take pleasure in
tes,lfying to the good qualities of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. Mrs. Edward
Phillips of Barclay, Md. writes; 81 wish
to tell YOU that can recommend Cham
berlan's Cough Remedy: My little girl
Catherine, who is two years old, has been
taking this remedy whenever she has had
a cold since she was two months old.
About a month ago contracted dread
full cold myself, but | took Chamberlain s
Cough Remedy and was soon as well as
ever" This remedy is for sale by Long
! well Bros m
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Notice of sale of the Property OF Wilson
Fruit Juice Company, Bankrupt.

United states of America I'm the district court
Of the United States for the Western District of
Michigan.
IN me matter Of Wilson Fruit Juice Company,
bankrupt-In Bankruptcy.
Notice is hereby given that on the 4th day Of June.
A. d. 1903, &C ten O'Clock in the forenoon Of said
day shall offer for sale in bulk at public auction
an Of the estate both real and personal, except
CASH of the Wilson Fruit Juice company, bank
rupt which sale will take place upon the premises
formerly occupied by said Wilson Fruit Juice Com
pany I'm the village OF Lawton, Van Buren, county,
Michigan The sale viii be subject to confirmation
by the Honorable Henry @. Briggs, referee nm bank
ruptcy. The general description of the property TO
be sold Is as follows
All that certain piece or parcel Of land situate
and being i'm the township Of Antwerp, county OF
Van Buren,, state of Michigan, and known and he
scribed as follows, to wit: Commencing at point
on the north line of the right of way Of the Mchi
gan Central railroad, hundred feet north east Of
the intersection of the line of right Of way with the
north and south center line of section number thir-
ty-twO (52 running thence north-easteriy along the
| right of way three hundred twenty-five ,322) feet ;
thence north. westerly at right angles with the ri ght
of way one hundred iftytwo 152) feet 10 the high
way; thence south-westerly along the highway three
hundred twenty-five 1927 feet thence south-easterly
| at right angles with the railroad one hundred and
ten feet to the place of beginning. Together with
the boiler, engine, all machinery and fixtures, stock
and personal property on hand IN the building ait
uated on said real estate all merchandise, and al
| accounts and bills receivable for goods sold, aEC
all that Is on hand belonging TO said bankrupt com
pany, except cash. Terms CASH
Dated, Kala mazoo, Michigan May 18th, A. ID. 1905
| HERBERT w. PARKER,
As Trustee in Bankruptcy OF Wilson Fruit Juic
Company, Bankrupt. ll4t3
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Decatur.

w. H. Robertson is quite ILL.,
A. CAN'T was in Dowagiac, Sunday.
e. Fl. Squier was in Paw Paw, Tues
day.
f. G. Stapleton is in Howell this
week.
c. Bopp and family left Saturday fol-
Chicago.
AN. Moulton was in Grand Rapids,
Tuesday.
The little child Of Mr.. and Mrs, Elmer
Gates died Monday.
An operation was performed on j. r.
Goble, Tuesday, by Drs. Maxwell ano
Bope.
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Ant,Mern ivory Market First.

The ivory market at Antwerp, Or
ganized but a decade ago, has become
the largest one in the world-larger
than the two other great markets
those of London and Liverpool.
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People say that the English Christ
mas is dying out But one has a sus-
picion that people always talked that
way. Anyway, if the English Christ
mas is dying, it is surprisingly Wig
orous still
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NOTICE

We are going to sur
prise the people Paw Paw
Just read our ad. in next
weeks NOrtherner.
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Dodge 81 Muche, undertakers. Phone
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Vigorously Moribund.

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United states of America I'm the district court
Of the United States for the Western District of