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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-05-28
VEGA.

Nav 24.-Hel]o. here we are again.
but rain is holding US back.
Seeding has been delayed the last
two weeks on account of rain.
Karl Bergan and family were seen
out driving last Sunday.
Martin Boardson and daughter,
Anna. made a flying trip to Grand
Forks last Friday.
Miss Lydia Holmgren arrived home
last Thursday after a couple of
week IS stay in Warren.
Miss Clara Berg, who came down
from Winnipeg for a visit with
friends and relatives. is now a cook
on the Spaulding farm.
Charles Cheney made business
trip to Warren last Saturday.
Well, most of the wheat and oats
are seeded. in this vicinity. but
barley is left and no fax seeded yet.
Charley Porten is building a bran
new house this spring.
VIM. Trip and Ole Nelson. from
Warren, we're out for a buggy ride
last Sunday.
Mrs. Oscar Olson. from near AL
varado. visited at Ole Berg's place
last Sunday. x. Y. Z.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-05-28
Slept Three Daye.

Long Prairie-Miss Amanda Peter
son, who recently came from Sweden
to the home of a sister who lives
few miles from this city, has slept for
three nights and three days, and all
efforts of doctors to awaken her have
been futil". Her sister heard a noise
In the girls room Tuesday night, and
upon investigation found the girl raw
ing and demented. For an hour men,
bers of the family struggled with Miss
Peterson in an effort to keep her from
doing herself injury, and finally she
sank into quiet slumber. Since then
she has not awakened, and she was
brought to local hospital, where fur
Their efforts were made to arouse her,
but without success.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-05-28
FOR SALE:-Seed barley at. my
farm, four miles southwest of town..
. .@ M. j. Mccain.
MAY PSI une l1).

May 28-J une III.
CITATION FOR HEARING ON
PETITION TO SELL. MORT
GAGE OR LEASE LAND.
Estate of Ole Hedquist. Insane.
State of Minnesota. County of
Marshall. In Probate Court: In the
Matter of the Estate of Ole He'd
quist. Insane. The state of Mime
sofa to Ole Hedquist. Mary He'd
Quist. all persons interested in the
sale Of certain lands belonging to
said insane. The petition of Carl e..
Dahlin. as representative of the
above named insane, being duly filed
in this court, representing that it
is necessary and for the best in
terests of said estate and of all in
terested therein that certain lands of
said insane described therein be sold
and PRAYING that q license be to MIN
granted to sell the same:
Now therefore. you. and each OF
you. are hereby cited and required
to show cause. II any you have. be-
fore this court. at the Probate Court
rooms in the City of Warren. County
of Marshall. State of Minnesota. on
the Goth day Of June, 1908. at ten
y CLOCK "a. ". Wllv 81 O1l0 prayer Oh
said petition should not be granted.
Witness the Judge Of said court.
and the seal Of said court, this 28th
day of May, 1908.
Peter ii. Holm.
Judge Of Probate Court.
Court Seal
Julius j. Olson. ,
Attorney for petitioner.
SIS Warren. Mimi.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-05-28
No Reduction.

st. Paul-The state tax commission
denied the application of the United
States Steel corporation and the in
dependent iron mining companies for
abatement on the assessments of
their properties aggrsgating about
$45,000,OOO The applications were
submitted to the tax commission after
their allowance had been approved by
the county commissioners of the coun.
ties in which the properties are locat.
ed, but after fully considering the
matter. the commission turned them
down.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-05-28
NEWS NOTEs Il.

Minneapolis William C. Rogers
shot himself in the head and lay dead
In a room at the Victor hotel, SO
Washington avenue south for about
twenty-four hours before the tragedy
was discovered. ~.
Crookston-Farmers sat with the
county commissioners here and had
long drawn out fight over the division
OF school district in the towns Of
Brandt and Helgeland in this county.
The new school district was finally
set off.
st. Paul-Joseph Bondell, 585 Tho.
mas street, inflicted serious injury
on himself in a peculiar manner.
While he was shaving mirror that
he used fell and the broken glass sew.
cred the arteries in his right wrist.
He bled profusely and physician was
called, who dressed the injury.
Washington-A certificate has been
issued by the controller of the cur.
rency authorizing the First National
Bank of Deer River, Mimi, to com
mence business with capital Of $685.
900.
Minneapolis-Af four years Of
experiments in Idaho, local man an
nounces he has discovered a new
wheat that will yield 275 bushels per
acre.
Minne polls Thieves broke into
the hannery Of G. E. Crowley, 1862
Fifteenth Avenue south and stole fifty
pure bred Wyandottss.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-05-28
Suicide.

Avoca-The body OF Mrs. Ole Rak-
ness, who disappeared from her home
here two weeks ago, was found float
ing in the lake near town. On the
night Of her disappearance a number
of neighbors spent the evening at the
Rakness home. After their departure
she suddenly disappeared and it now
seems that she went directly to the
lake, where she waded in beyond her
depth. The cause of her suicide is
attributed to poor health, which
brought on temporary insanity.
A number of years ago her father
committed suicide by hanging him.
self, shortly after which her brother
drowned himself In an old we'll.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-05-28
ALVARADO

Mrs. J. W. Howard is sick at the
hospital in Warren.
A. G. Hogglund was business
caller at Alvarado on Monday.
Gustaf Paulson has succeeded
Johnson & Paulson in the butcher
business. having bought out Oscar
Johnson's interest.
Wellie Johnson. from Warren.
visited at Frank E. Dahlgren's on
Tuesday.
DR.. Anderson was here on a pro-
fessionaI call on Friday last.
G. E. Westberg. from town of
Bloomer. transacted business with
the Alvarado merchants on Tuesday
this week.
Matthias Peterson. one of Oak
Parks PROSPEROUS farmers. spent
Tuesday at our village, doing some
charity work.
Martin Sands has rented his farm
to Anton Freegard.
Mrs. I. n. Lodoen is visiting at
Warren this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole M. Olson visited
with friends the first part of this
week, also buving some goods from
our merchants.
Alvarado is getting to be a very
good market for produce. Watching
the freight shiDments, one will be
surprised to see all the butter and
eggs that are shipped out. That
Alyarado is so near Grand Forks.
helps the produce market. as
BUYER from the Forks comes here
once or twice week and brings back
with him full loads everv time.
Cream is also being shipped to vari-
Gus markets everv day. 1t is
wonder that Warren being so near.
don't make a still greater effort to
bid for the cream from here.
When will Alvarado have it's
market day.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-05-28
Stricken When on Roof.

Winona-Peter Milkowski, 81 years
old, while seated on the ridge-pole
of his house, Singing the roof, sue
cumbed to paralysis of the heart and
fell to the ground. He was killed in
stantly. The body YVES found some
time later, rigidly upright, with the
hammer held as it was in driving the
last nail. Milkowski was one of the
earliest Polish pioneers in this city.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-05-28
FOR SALE.

200 acres land in sec. 4. in Vega,
$50 acres broke and in crop. 40 acres
pasture. 10 acres meadow. good
buildings, artesian we'll and nice
grove. S25 per acre without the
crop. if sold within weeks. Call
or write Frank Johnson,
Box 80, R. l. Warren, MINI.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-05-28

Dated May Is. I9U8. - : n
BY. order of the Republican Coun-
ty Committee. ,..-. r.
G.. S. Wattam.
W. A. Day, Chairman.
Sec'y.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1908-05-28

The May School Education. Mime
apolis. Mimi. has 68 pages-l0
more than usual. The principal con-
tents are: Editorials on timely
topics; attractive Drawing Lessons:
a finely illustrated Primary Depart
ment; several columns of Teachers
Queries with answers: an interest
ing School Story by Frank Sweet.
and many other useful features. One
of the leading features next wear will
be a new Primary Department con-
Quoted by the best of primary super
visors-M. Adelaide Holton. primary
schools.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-17

NY iemano al5 Der ate Sisner
III Gabe bdpOu gcpubt, teti4s
O. tete Marubid nit tbrGnens
erIiidter Gtimme, pdbrono
2iia nod gang beidubt i'm 5Iur
GtroGbut unb Staubmantel ubIsgte-
nismanb ais Der Siiip. baB es nit benz
Serrn 70 l9ledt itanb! Sdon in Der
Hddt babe Der einsn idweren Qnfdu
bon Ser5idnd1e gebdGt, ater ftreng
perboten, etipas bapon gu iassn. unb
bann bes Worgsns ii4 ba5 9aupt6u6
aus benz DsrI6loRenen S4rant 9eben
ldiien ugb LANCE BARN eert6net uno
eigertli6 bsIIer unb ilarer ausgeieben
als iOnit. uno f9lieBIi5 mad ben Sci
men 9eiditt. Che bic getommen, lei
ipieoer Elm neusr araft:reriaIl einses
treten unb Ger 8ran.e ititbcm midi
msbr fsi 9:.orbtiein. Nitolai iei bei
ibm, Wiebr Msnid.a nolle Der 4r3t
ri9t in BEN 3immsr bulosa. 3iid
miiiie Tier nsbenan tpartea. &aIpa-
Jurttuane lei au1 idor oa.
9afei fiibrts lie Qifd III cas- &c
mad, in benz Der greife SteppantrGIus
fab unb beoddtig BARRIE. Gr nidte
fur aaf ben ban9:n CruB b:r jur9en
Jrau. Sein, psrp.it r.en 3iigc ipas
rem a~uab7uS5los. 3uD:el toar in Ian.
ger sCsdhrcn on Goan.rbra.;D rrb
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w. NaM Narrls. NoIlmcIner.

Der Baltimore Sodt.
Club" bat iolgenoe 8eamte fir onS
tommenoe @eidGitSiabr ermGblt:
Gommonoeir @arrp y. @ilpin, &ice.
Gonmun6clr 5. Is. Gmeriou, &eor.
Commodore @altcr Nndcr, 6lotten.
GopitGn s. Muffin Ginning. Sefrctdr
5. ". Oaoi9, Shobmeiiter @illiam 6.
0ibbca, Mteiier q. W. Hobertion, 81.
rcttorcn: Hobcrt Nomiop George ~.
Sbriucr, :. &emp Bartlett mo &orli@
3. 0ieb; SouSsG omite; 9ater Mu'
tcrS, s. VI. @Ionfenibip mo Nrtbur
9. Softer; Hcqotto-Gomitc Nrtbur
Sale. Z. &. Bolton mo Ilerunoer
Seftpid).
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q 8 Gin nnecm0bnliG:a ErnlMai.

Der !SersoQ Wa9au5 9or1uotu8
bon 8raunT6peig sg8otfenbitteI IGtpor
ppr benz 8e0inn eira3 GrcfTen5, lpeis
Dies er 1873 in Der Gegenb sptT6en
Sdnnoper uno Nennoorf gegen ben
@rdfen BON Sdaumbur9 beItanb, er
made ii6 ieBt nuf Den Weg, nm in
Dem S6IoNe feineS 0e9ners Su Sagcnz
BURG 3u iibernd6tcn. Ma9nus tpdro
ober BON feinem 6einoe ni9t ouein be-
'iegt, fonbern audi tDotti1 periornbet.
lin i'm nidt meineioig iperoen gu lafs
fen, itellte man ben Iterbenocn 9erSpg
ouf bic 6iiBe unb lieB i'm ben Weg
mad benz S6loffe feine8 @egnerS an
treten. Ser @erplnbete Itdrb ieoo9
BEL benz iiebenten S6ritt, ben er, qes
fiibrt ppn ben S9aumburgern, madte.
bic iebt bic 2ei9e auf Elm ROB pdtten
uno in Sagenburg ii6er Na6t te6icls
ten, bomit Der S6pur be8 Mdenus
aud in bieIer SinIi9t erfiiIt rperte.
Die BON 6erdbftrDmenoen Dilute oe5
Ser3ogs be5ei6neten SuB'tapfen ito@
mar aber nit einem Spaten aus, 10
bah jeber 9ritt bur6 Elm God. gendu
70 lang pie Der SUB be8 6er5o88, be-
aei6net puroe. 9ieIe Q6ftr purben
felt iener 3eit ppn ben 9eiiBern Der IN
ben pIob angrcn5enben 9leder INNER
friih pieoer ousqeItoden uno iino oaf
folhc Weiic gu einem 0entmal eigens
t6imlt9iter Irt 9elporben.
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@anoofcr, bcr Saumeiitcr.

8n perfauicn: @dgnuS 9ir. 2G2i, Cit.Wipnn'
mcut- Strafe, Yreis $3.50; SanS Tr. 619,
@urb.2u5erne etranc, Erets $1700. gue mo-
bcrnen Ner6elernngeit. eIeftritdes Gibt ulIt
Sns. Combination bon @isi6ruut uno Sors
rntbsfGTlner, idnttdre BIumbing, Serbinonn1
init gtb5u9sfannl: Die Ir0itoir5, 81fe mo Stel'
Ier Iiuo cementirt init elmer 10 SUB SrunolitOs
pllep I'M 9irtetgriloe. Grlno6lils iur SAP
pro Sabr.
GOO Slpd gpros @foper. Strake.
Wooerne 3lpeiit1dige 8lllfer, 6 Simmer tt1o
Dab; iunitdre Glumbing nnb slb5ugssS Drainage;
greis $1,000; @runo5ins $3.50 pro Subr. Die
Gage Der Sdufer 1T bod unb geiuilo.
2aoci ~ urtfauicn.
$1,000 fnufen 2aoeu unb @uBnbnnS Tr. bis,
0pro. u ri. Strafe. 9tadb5ufrd9en I'M Biredu,
Or. 1887, SftsltpnnmentaStrb
Gbparb Z. Gallagher, gnurteiiier.
Sntipre6enoe 0nnrs9tn5uDIung; Rett in aus
ACKNOWLEDGMENT 8aien. U4S-l
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@rcisipcl


9iefe nlnocrOoilen. reucn, Der Seti5ctt eut.
Iprcbcnoen . liUdiaeu &iuler ungt sIiltous9lOc.
suilheH 0otimnna II. Freiiouitr., our6mc9 biibib
u. iiIulileritb Oeiorirt, init ieoer oeufbdreH pc
dueUllGteit O%eriebcn. einidlieBlid combiHirie
GaSs uuo @leftrii6. gibt, Hnlnaen Ib3ugofunnIs
NerbiuounaeH. &GiiersGloietS, Rorjeuall 9does
%gSdnnen. SURFACES. ccmentirte Geuer. lrottOire
ino Ooie uno nod piele auocre Goriiige, oereR
@erib man nur ~erutciicn fam. merit man bic
lelben liebt, Hieoriger Srulb5lI5. 2cidtc Sab
lungSGcoiuqungen. Often fir NeiibtiaWlg tag
lid uno SonutalS.
matter g. g1eitpBal, 9aumeifler.
gitrcuu an Srt mo GteIle.
Freis Der 9duier Srei6ebu &unoert uno Siiui'
ala Collars. ($t3j0.0O (San2i-Nplt)
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Mrfnl1ri1nn.

g p d n: nSa, in bic Sang
arme zines &raten gu 1erdtben, bus
1T fein 6paB! sic t6nnen IiG bi:ie5
8efiibl gar nibt pDritclen. Serr Som
mcr5ienrotb, nern 10 BON allen Geiten
ba8 Sau9en losgebt." &C., 6 ommer
5icnrdtb: n9oh, bed, Iieber Sds
pitin, id babe brei S9piegeriDbns lei
Der @arbe!"
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6 lin &inb NIT 3pei
81 D fam bieTsr Gage in SbDz
ningen, i'm 9~er3Ogtbum 8rauuiApeig,
sur MeIt; es lebte bel Der Gsburt. gtur
Der cine &opf ipar p%ollItGn0ig Gusges
bilbet.
@erd ii t. Sn RoIenort,
ProOin3 NsItpreuBen, puroe Elm
9ienitmGoden, bic bamit beI6dftigt
mar, Tutterriiben aus Der Micte elm
5%ubringen, rerIdittet. Gbe man bas
Wdoden aus ben Grbmdien berpors
5ieben tornte, mar Der Sob eingeIres
ten.
0sut If EN- + a 8. Sn Ripu,
Sirpl, bat Der borti9e 8erfN0nerungSs
berein boS glni6lagen Der ben 8eginn
Der observation-disclosures i'm &beater
81 @rco cntinbigenben Platate Der
8urporItebung grco ni6t geitdttet,
neil Iie tGsilpeiIe in beutf4er Spra4e
abgefaBt waren.
@rober Tt65ug q. Gin
Slider bon G~dernf0rbe, S9leSDia,
fling Dor tur3em in Der &ieler 2lubens
f0broe in ieiner Waube einen 3ug uon
etlpa 10000 Seringen uno 100000
Sprotten. Rad gtb5ug BON 1000
Mart fir bic Waabc sat Der GiI4er
nit benz einen 3u9c eiilcn 8eroienit
bon 100 Mart er5ielt.
Tre9er @ imulant. Sn
Steele in WeItfoltn ipuroe elm Snpus
Iibe, Der felt 20 Sabren auf &riiden
ge9t, bon Der OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ienfduFt peranlaBt, 8tpedS geobods
tung boS Sranten6au5 9erSmannsbeil
in 8o6um uuf5uIu9cr, no ii4 mad
etDa IA Sagen b%srausiteuts, bdB Der
Mann Der &riiden gar nidt beourfte.
Spfer bes 9 Of nee # r.
m s. Gin 5e6nidbriser S4ultnabe
aus Der &olonie Garplinengrube bel
8osutf6iB, Yropin5 SAleiien, gerietb
ouf benz S4uIpege iiber 8ruhfeIoer
in einen tieien nit S6nee gefiilten
Grotri6ter uno blieb in bieIem flint
Stunben iteden, bis porii6ergetenoe
6rauen i'm i'm bepuBtlOien 3uitunOe
aug ieiner idredliden Gage befreitcn.
@m nG6iten Sage itarb Der Snabe an
ben Jplgen Der &G!te.
Sugenbti6e Der SelbIts
m 3 b +. Sin 1~5jGbri9er Siittens
iungs aug glbt9Oorf. Propin5 Ga6ien.
bat iid neuIi6 BON einem perionms
3uge Der Gtrcde Mansfetos Sanger
baulen iiberfabren IaiIen. Die Rdosr
bes s3u9es trennten benz llnIeIigcn ben
&opf pom Rumpfe. Sn feinsr Sod
fai9s fanb Iid elm 3ettel nit 2t6s
ffiebsporten an feline Mutter. norm
dls Motio gum Selbitmoro 2ebenss
iiberbrub angegeben mar.
g rduriger II ndll. Die
fer Sage bottle elm Sa9bpG6ter BON
Sod, Hbeinidnb, baS llngliid, aus Ieis
mem eigenen Gepe9r, beiIen Nb5uge
oorrridtung hur6 cine 8epegung be5
Sunbes geIt0rt porben mar, einen
S6roti6uB in bas Snie gu erbalIen,
Der i'm n0tbigte, mebrere Stunben
lang bilflps i'm 5reien liegen 5u bleis
ben, bis elm poriiberfabrsnbsr Qr3t i'm
mitnabm. S6nobl bds Derlsbte 8ein
%abgenOmmsn purbe. Fat bic @erlsbung
gum Sooe gefibrt.
0otte8bienit bur6 Res
botber Of ii unterbros
If en n. Cine aufregenbe S5sne ipieIte
ii9 pGbrenb zines @pttssbicnItes in
Der Better paul Stride gu @leipiB in
G6leIien ab. Inter bic QnbG6tigen
bate iid Elm notoriIaer Ginbreder
0dmens Dpnoer gemenet. Sin polis
aft, Der auf feline @nfpeisnbeit aufs
merriam 9emddt fpar, nGberts lid benz
@erbrsder. Dieter 5og ieinen aspols
Der unb fsuerte mebrere SdIfe ub,
burd lpelde Der poliSiIt unb cine 6rau
b%erfpunbert ipurben. Grit bann tonnte
Bomber bingfeit gema@t perbsn.
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lNenn oieicl Ni0nnt nod Delnuii. Wrte 6ari1
in 9Gurlce- GountO bon 1oi Ndern; palls nit
ibtQen Gcbengenduoc. 5Uei Obiludrten. 40 9tder
gENlo. 4reis $1,000, nur $500 8lr In8nbllnG
eriurbcrlih. Sieb uno Ndergerdtbe ionIlen
~ebenidllS iibcrnominell meroclt. ipern 9eipilul6t.
y. Saocubopp, III, R..6BaricssStr Baltimore.
e. & y. Sclcpbot - 81. Yaul 3114.
(Scpi5 I'D
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Wnr $1,000.

seb8 2inHnpr mo @ao, GeranbnS i'm Silt
tergrunoe, 8aS mo clettrii6c5 SiGt. ooaiidns
pigca gb8nasiauGtS pltcnlt .rementIrte Qote,
Seller uno Iruiiotre, 90 SUB breite StraBeli,
init Oitrili5irien 3icselH pcpliaiiert, nu6e Dem
- Bniteriouzlidri". Gotnlsllntuiten $5S.00. 9leine
observation-disclosures. Ypuloim. Strale, jpiirbeu oer
gonburo. uuo ErattStru6c.
CatlG, ND S0i. Z. 9Sbite, BnliIletiter.
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Sit p%crfaufcu:


WHO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. WVIVUVHNVII.
Sin moOcrHes orclliudlQco ISuDubdls in
g,proncit- Baltimore, nit Guocl uno GtHrtd-
rdt6fbaften. Sies 1T Gin allies, eutBebenoGs
@elbaft mo bietet eiHem l6pcriidnotgcu
Ndder cine ielieHe @eIeneHbeit. glad6uirugcn
BET G6nS. N. Netcr, 4r, 420, HnrpsG nrcp Str,
Yeioe 5elepboHG. C4G9,blD
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gSerlaugt i'm Iagemeincu.
etaats.

$40 9torosGburieea StruBc.
FARMER, iuclde Arbcitcr %bruuneH, mD1cn oicS
garenu iufOrt bcunfriGtigcn. sine stn8nbl
QeItte crfudDen id9llh nm glrbeit ami SdrmeH
uuo iuerocr bon Der oSeicllihuit tiir prpuHis
lirtes gSubltbuH" al ms peruieien.
(liu, gSp) ". i. Srnppe, Setretdr.
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erutfhes Mrpeits.W ahweifunas. snreau.

Inter Der slufiitbt Der ~Seuii6en 1eteul6uit".
9teienigen, ole oeutf6e 9anoperler, @r6etter
pno Sieultboten. 3u beitbdfliaen pilnl9erL lpoIs
len it6 perionIid ooer IN tranlirieH Brieten an
5fn a9eniel ost @sleul9all 3egaan p, 9se9Sr'
penoeI, iuelber unentgeitlin Gusluntt ert9eilet
miro. Spretitlnoen bon 1 bis 8 ubr.
CSau271SD
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Sctlunst - Srarcn unO MaOdcn.


Sin Mdbden fir Sic gtiu1bnlid)c 6ultsdrbeit.
Nudeli. lSaidcn mo NiiGelt: iultB eltalliD
preben. giah5ufrnaen 5iptiben . mo II ubr
uditlQs l. 9;r. 1875, 6utaiUsSlatc. t4sl
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.EghrIfuY 1903
nr -
g!ututti NuIeI
3ualltsIl
!tuill NeIe
g,uIselI2 g'iIoiNos
!utllluiuo 3'uIslHS
U.utltH @tiI9utlHd W
,utO!tu 2.tlliu2
T,ulueom SuIu0
g.sSteiliia Sames
Dteoillu ye9'l'd
g!etIei sam
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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-25
TRoTTING COMPETITION.

NEW YORK, Jan 24.-American
owners OF trotting horses have been
invited to take part in trotting horse
competition in St. Petersburg, sched-
uled to take place in February, l9op'
The contest is open to the world, and
the Imperial Society for the Promo
ton of Trotting has offered prizes to
the value of $4,000 rubles, about Slo,-
600, for the event The conditions OF
the contest provide that each horse en-
tered shall twice trot alone over the
course, which is one and one-half
versts, about one mile. in length.
The horse making the fastest mile
will receive the main prize OF $4,000
rubles, with small purses for breeder
and owner. There are prizes for the
10 fastest horses entered. All horses
must have been foaled prior to 1905,
stations foaled before 1895 and mares
before 1898. Geldings are barred.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-25

The French bark Eugene Schneider
has cleared at Portland with lll,5T
bushels OF wheat, worth $l07,6l0 for
Europe. She is due down the river
at any time.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-25

The schooner Hanalei arrived in
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock AMI
will load lumber for California, at
Portland.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-25
NATIONAL UNIVERSITY.

CHICAGO, Jan. 24.-Presidents OF
the state universities Of the United
States closed their conference here
last night, after adopting a resolution
petitioning Congress for the creation
OF National University at Washing
ton, D. c., for the schooling OF post
graduates.
The standardizing Of the state uni
versities was advocated, as also was
the creating of experimental engi-
neering stations, which is covered by
bills now before the Sixtieth Con-
gress. AT an executive session of the
conference DR.. Henry S. Pritchett,
president Of the Carnegie Foundation
for the Advancement of Teaching,
made an address in which he strongly
asserted that it was unwise for pri-
vate agencies to undertake to assist
so or 40 states in maintaining higher
institutions of learning.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-25
The Commercial.

The Commercial, Commercial street,
near Eleventh, as everyone knows, is
one Of the most popular resorts in As.
toria. Drop in at any time and see the
class Of people who patronise this popu.
lar place and you will be satisfied that.
in entertaining gentleman friend, you
have found the right place. A pleasant
game Of billiards, little refreshment,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-01-25
Palace Restaurans.

A successful year has just closed fos
the Palace Restaurant and a nsw year
opens. This year will. 10 ioubt. b. -
successful for this popular restaurant as
the past II not more %. The manner Of
treating the guests pursued thsrs can.
not but tend to hold the trade and bring
those who have never heard Of the
Palace.
You Don't Need to Send TO Portlaaa.
Q. Il. 0rkwitE, lS7 Tenth street. can
cover your umbrellas just % good a.
they can any place ON tho northwest
coast.