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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-01-09
Train Off Track.

Last Monday the freight that left
h,re at $40 a. m. was wrecked between
Cratiot and Red Rock. lis supposed
that one Of the breaks fell down thereby
throwing the cars off the track. The
wreck delayed the afternoon passenger
train about three hours Fortunately
10 one was injured
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-01-09
GUNDRY s GRAY CO.,
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING. SHOES.
PRE- INVENTORY SALE

We take inventory February Ist,
1t is our purpose by that time to
have closed out of our stock all odd
lots, small quantities, and all other
merchandise which for any reason
we do not wish to inventory The
reduced prices cannot fail to inter
est those with need for such goods
Ladies' and Children's Coats
The remaining stock of Women $
and Misses coats will be on sale at
one half the former retail price.
Ladies Dress Skirts
We have quite complete stock IN
ladies dress skirts. All dress skirts
at 20 per cent cut
Cotton Waists and Wrappers
A number of these left in Blue
Gray and White ground with hg-
ure at one fourth off.
Dress Goods
We have eight or ten pieces OF
medium heavy weight dress goods
which retails for 81 to 81 per yd.
These dress goods will be on sale
at 90 cents per yard. Also lot OF
pieces in short lengths yard to
5yards-at prices to move them.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-01-09
COMMERCIAL CLUBS MEETING.
Held Monday Evening and Largely At.
Standardization Of Officers.

The first annual meeting of the Min
eral Point Commercial Club was held
| Monday evening, Jan. 6. There was a
splendid attendance and harmony was
the keynote. The club is in a good
condition financially, considering the
heavy expense of equipment incident
to organization.
The election of officers for the ensu-
ing year was just compliment to the
officials of the past year, practically all
of whom were reelected unanimously
They are:
President-E. C. Fielder.
Vice-President-T. M. Priestley.
Treasurer-A. F. Bishop, Jr.
Secretary-W. d. Brown.
Membership Committee w. P. Bliss.
j. j. Fielder, C. j Fawkes, j. w.
Chamley, w. j. Jeuck.
Promotion Committee-W A. Jones,
John Gorgen, ST., B. J. Bennett.
Finance Committee. b. Wallis.
j. w. Horn, John Maloney.
Entertainment Committee II. j.
Van Matre, w. H. Correll, Ed. Brown.
House Committee j. A. Meserole,
Ed. Penhallegon, Frank Suthers.
1t was the pleasure of a Tribune
representative to meet with Rev. A. S.
Gilbert of Dodgeville while he was in
our city Tuesday evening. The rever-
end gentleman gave out the information
that he had that day united in marriage
Mr.. j. w. Baker of Avoca and Miss
Eta B. Johnson of Highland.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-01-09

AT the Commercial Club meeting
Monday evening it was decided, upon
request, that hereafter the club rooms
be turned over exclusively to the ladies
Tuesday afternoons, instead Of Friday
afternoons as heretofore.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-01-09
Miss Netfie v. Wallis,

Graduate of the American Conserva-
tory of Music. Chicago, viii give piano
and organ lessons. For terms inquire at
her home in this city. Phone 90. 26tf
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-01-09

James Penberthy's and w. 2. Gun
dry's water bills referred to fire and
water committee.
On motion of Alderman Jeuck persons
who are willing to pay the expense of
installing the II extra street lamps are
entitled to have them installed
On motion council adjourneI.
Jos. Engels,
Attest: President Of council
w. P. Bliss, City Clerk.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1908-01-09
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.
first National Bank of Mineral Point.


Notice is hereby given that regular
annual meeting of the stockholders Of
the First National Bank of Mineral
Point win be held at It's Office on Tues
day January Ia, 1908.
F. T.. HAEscoM,
Dated Dec. 10, 1907. Cashier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-06

oarb for @e6pmmelie at 5ierfre.
Den CT ubetinget meb 6anif Sierfre<
,apI for @ie og fan 6erfor fife I ct 90
alt liges at gieloe for amerifanlfe
6orbolo. Men gjennemgoaenoe fan
Ser bog bentes rig 2ere at Sen oglaa
paa 6en11e Gi6e Mtlanterbapet. @o0t
Jierfre er 11e1nlig gobt Gierfre oper=
alt, om man emo no9le Steoer leg
ger itgrre @egt paa enfelte Sumter
enc andre 5teoer. Mf ubettnget
Geroi er 8ogens alminoelige MnpiS<
ninger ON bporle6es man lfal bur-
Dere ct @tpffe Sierfre og bpab Ser
ber u6eluffe set fra Hremiertng peo
@onfnrrencer. Goa gtbes Ser en-
Mengbe 0plpSnin9er ONT tefnilfe og
foglige l16trDf, ON Gerege1beoer
peb be forifiellige &acer og Normol=
former (5tan6arbs) for bisIe, iamt
M%nbisning til Sen praftiife Inoenoel>
ie al -5falaer, bpao ber
bel beblt poo @ngelif fan operietteS
meo v@core-@ar6s". @n iaa6an
Yunftberoi= Sfala ct anfert for bber
enfelt STAGE. 0giaa Q@n0er og Goes
foar en- ret u6fprlig !Smtale / So
gen. vDanif Gierfre 5tan6ar6" pil
funne le1es meb meget nbbptte og=
1aa al ban1f-an1erifan1fe 5lerfre=
oblere, at bpilfe Ser 10 fife er laa
faa.
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@ubstjeneaer ! ct. Eanl.

@pnobens norif epangeliif-l luther.
ife @enisbeb, &ibrnet at CANADA og
13oe @ts., boI6er @u6stieneite bber
@snoags Sormiooag 81. 1890 og
often &. 7.45. @gn6agsffolen
mp6er 81. 8 Gorm.
S &apellet paa &iprnet at &ea-
reD og Curl @ts. er Der @pn6a3s>
fole bber @en6ag @ftermtooag ser.
3 % @ubstieneite 81. 7.30 Mften.
S @elos Gall, 913 Bapne &be.
ner Sort ctr. er Der @gn6agsifole
bber @en6ag @fterm. @. 3. = g.
8. @eque, @aitor, $40 Capitol 8ou-
lebar1.
SrefOlbisbebs nOrif ebaug. lutb.
Strife, harrington % Sberburre
gbes. @u6stieneite bper @enoag
&l. 1890 Gorm. paa Sort % 7.45
Iften paa @ngelf. Senoagsfole
og 8ibeltlasie efter &pimesiegr1os.
tieneiten. - @br. Spbilruo, @reft,
$50 Gul{er Street.
@1bstieneite / ben norif<baaife
@aptiit-&irfe, &ibrnet at Mtlfor6
og @oo6bri6ge Streets, bber Sgn.
gag @I. 1890 Sormi66ag oe 7.3O
Mften. al. $50 u%ngoomsmpoe.
Sen norif-6anite @aptfitmentgbeos
~l1ne6omsforenine mb6er / fit 2ofale
bber @en6ag SCI. $50 @fterr1., ST.
at Mtlfor6 % @oo6brioge @ts.
Gang og M1tfif at Il. S. @angfor.
aIIe Sfanoinaper biertelig BEL
TONNE.
9cn torif=banife Metbobiit &trfe,
$iSrnet al 8roa&tpap % 1915 st.,
afbol6er fine @uostieneiter iom fsl'
ger: @reoifen @enoag Gormto6ag
aloffen 1890. Mfte,n 7.45. l1nge
Solts Gpuortb 2iga: @pnoag Aften
ser. GAS, og literert Mgoe DC tire fgr=
1te Girsbage / Maane6en. 8pn-
nemebe bber 0ns6og Mften 2l. 8.
S. 6. &ollefien, @altor, 299 1876
Street.
Ganif.eb.- Iutb. 81. Gtepban8 Sir.
fe, &i6rnet at Orleans og @tebens
@treet, @uostieneite bber Spnoog
Gormt66ug SCI. II. @bm6agsifole
81. 8.
8etbania Strife, ST. Scents & So
reit Street. @u6stieneite afbol6es
@snoag Gorm. SCI. 1890 og Aften
ser. 7.30. &ber Tors6ag @ften 86n'
nemg6e / &irfens 8aiement. S6n'
6ogsfoIe bber Sbn6ae SCI. IL. 8.
S. 61agita6, @reit. @opal 846
Sort Street.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-06

HNlM@
10000 Gamiltefeore, ale organize.
|reoe Mrbeioere, ,1oen 8efaftigelie.
st enfeIt Sfibsperft baDbe afifeoiget
[2,1OO Maro; be6 ct anbet bar en-
greoiebel al slrbei0erne blepne ops
iagte. S Soritaoen @opan befanot
benpeo $4,000 8erioner Jig upaa
SuItegrnnien". Nf 8pens 1000
Dofarbeibere bapbe oe 5000 bGret
orbeiosIgie / Sc lt61te III Maaneoer.
timber bisie Sorbol6 bar ben offen=
Iige Mening freoet, at &egiertngen
burtigit muligt igger at raaoe 8oo
paa Sen berifen6e Milere.
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paa 5orten.
&eb Mng. Seniem.

u6en at funne ele6e mig pe6 no.
get &enome JONI 5fribent beoer leg
bog 2eierne ln6lfploe, at ieg for6rt=
lter mig til at oprulle efterfelgenoe
lan6lige glitter, efterbaan6en iom Sc
pasierer &epp for mig bag efter Sen
forte 9ampbeit.
&oa 93eiien fra Mi11neapolis, set
pigtig1te 1fanbinopilfe Centrum /
Nlmerifa, n1e6 Great Mortbern til Sc
ltore &abnebper 9ulutb og Superior
fan BET life rn6goo Ell Sfan0inap
at finoe en- flor 2igbeo / Sc forbtfa-
renbe 2an6ifaber meb bort 6e6re=
LAMB; napnlig giel0er bette SEN fprite
Gel al @eiien, i6et @anoromaet az
befsler / blp6e Muoncer fra Sfop til
81 og til fro6ige @nge og bel nere0e
-&ornitaffe. 9erfor er 6enne @gn og-
iao / Som1erens 2pb ct pn6et 8al-
fartslteb for trette Gorretningsmenb
me6 6eres Gamilier, iom Der be6 sc
in6bpoenoe og itille Sper igger Sptle
fra carmen og Stgpet / 6e 1tore 8per.
SO lemgere moo Nor6 man fom<
aner, 6eito bpppigere bier fig meg
tige &eitene oper Sorosmonnet,
me6ens 8illeoet at &orn= og Sgitof.
fene forban6les til bpie 5foritene fra
.5melterierne beb Sernminerne> bbor
mange al bort Soft lerlig Ginlens
Dere, %erbberber lit 1urt fortiente 8rg6
under Soroens Sperfla6e.
timber 0pfploelien al mine @ligter
iom Mgent for norf-banif og ipenif
2iteratur TOM leg i 8ersring meb
mango at bore 2on6smeno paa bisie
&anter. S 9ulutb bap6e leg Sor-
neielien at at itifte 8efienotfab og
gipre 6orretning mes mango 2an6s-
men6, bpis @ieitfribeo lenge oil
7taa mig / friift Minbe. @eb Mfrei,
len lobe6e ST. 8. Mpborg at paretas
ge Sirmaets Snteresler poa be6ite
Maa6e. S Superior far mango
5f%anoinaper fun6et Zig ct Silent;
blanot De mange leg fit Sorneielien
at bilie paa fam nabnes &e6aftpr
Yetterien peb Superior Sioen0e" /,
Sr. 6. Sriis, @ieren al set itore
u06in Mpotbef", Ser er en- gamn1el
Sen af Sirmoet lom leg repreiente,
ret, og s. g. Sobnion & Co., bpor
Sc f1eite at 8Dens Sfan6inaper for.
1pnes me6 Bigger % 2iteratur m. M.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-06

2engere moo Mor6 / @trginta trai
leg @r. 6. 9llen> iom er 8eltDrer for
Etfe Mercantile Co.; fan er fg6t |
ipenif Sinlano og er itolt al lit Se>
6relano. S gpeletb trof leg en- Sor,
retningsman6 al iamme @attonalitet,
nemlig &r. Gus Sobnion. S 8i=
mabif pasies BEN ifnnoinapiife 8og-
banoel at en- Mmertfaner, iom 6og
neoltammer fra 9anmarf, nemlig ST..
Gdno6e. Murora ct en- ftnif 8p, iom
treffes paa &eien til Somer. Sen
iioite 8p og glp, iom leg ogiaa be-
iggte, er / Silbagegang, paa @runb
at @e0legeelien at Mrbeioet / Mi-
nerne. S glp traf leg paa Minne-
iotas @uoerner, &r. Sobn 81. Sobns
ion, iom netop glGoe0e 8Den meb
fin Nerberelle.
Mere lenere.
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uorv Datota.

= Sra Gilmore meb6eles, at nog,
le Seftionsarbeioere forle6en Sag
fanbt 2iget at en- l1befien0t Manb et
fort @tDffe fra Great Nortbern So,
mems @por omtrent en- fort 0fil fra
g6more. Set par oeffet meb 9alm
og Itore Stene Dor b9ltet ben ODER
BET. @opeoifallen bar fnuft, og 81,
get bnp0e lan6ipnligpis ligget Ser
omfring 6 Tiger. Ser bar ingen
Yenge / &l96erne. Set iaa no iom
ONT Man6en bar bleben 6rpbt paa ct
anbet Steo, og at 2iget bar 19bt
Dis.
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Sro Datoh.

- @n Standardization bill bltpe
bpgget Mitcbell al Mtlma1fee 8ae
mem til ct 8elgb al $4,000.
Moolpb Sartman, en- nng
Manb, iom arbei6e6e paa en- Garm
ner 9ebanon, %foriDan0t forle6en, ef.
ter at ban bab0e gtbet IL al fine
Mrbeiosgiperes &eite &arbolipre. Sire
al Seitene bill 81; set er muligt, at
oe an0re fan blipe reobet.
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eng
(Qn0.
~ Million nbolioenbe Menneifer,

8lan6t De 5pergsmaal, iom Set
engel1fe 8arlnment / sen nermefte
Gremtib 1fal bebanble> 1taar / fgr1te
&effe BET ONT Mrbei6slpsbeben.
0enne bar nemlig / Sen li61te &if
grebet ON fig / en- foruroligen0e
@ra6, bbilfet 81. a. fremgaar at e1
Manifeit, iom 8agforeningerne / ois.
ie Gage bar uoite6t. S bette oplp-
ies> at neiten ii &rocent al Sc fag-
lerte Mrbeioere felt eller belpis Ell
arbejOslgie. 0a Mntallet al bisle
anl1aaes til minoit 5 Milltoner, fin
6eS ser | Storbritannien for Sioen
100000 faglGrte Mrbej0ere og 6eres
Gamilier, iom lioer Ngo. gnopi6ere
beo6er Set / Manifeltet: u@rfarin=
gen piler, at Ser for bber arbejoslpS
faglert Mrbei0er fin6es to iffe=fag.
lerte / famine @ituation. 9ette gi:
Der D%oerligere en- Million Mrbejos:
lpie, % bpis man beregner, at bpel
al oiSie repreienterer en- Samilie pac
FEM Eerioner, oil SEN berifen6e Sir:
b%eioslssbeo fomnre til at ra1nme ca
|7R Million Mennelfer. = Det far
10 bore, at bisje Sal er %onlotte li61
rigelig beit; men ielu ON mo11 gaal
ne6 til 5 Millioner, 1nna man, inb:
rgnnne, at ogiaa bette giper ct 8ille'
De al Ell. greno1elgs Me0 og glen6ie:
beo. Og ielp ON De faglerte Mrbej.
oere bar funnel legge list til Sibt
og erboloe @ielp fra oeres Jagfore
ninger, iaa er Bette life Gilfelbe1
meo 6e iffe=faglnrte.
Gn Me6arbeioer peo r3imes" Dol
fornplig beiegt flere al Sc itgrre 8ro:
binsbper for at lt16ere Mrbeiosles.
beoen. S Mancbeiter bnr / 5l11tnin;
gen al September, / Splge Meobe
lelier fra forifiellige Sagforeninger
beriblanot Observation-Disclosures
&~obberime6enes, Sfibsbpggernes
observation-disclosures og Sppografernes
ID Nrocent af 6eres Me6Iemmer ar.
beioslpie ct Meolem al 6ottig
pleien oplDite, at Ser / Mar babbe fen:
ben6t fig fem @ange iaa mango le
gemltg iunoe Nerioner iom / 6ior til
Gattigpeienet for at erbol6t timber.
itpttelie.
S 2iperpool cr 5orDoloene lerIil
6aarlige, 90 5fibsbpggeriet ligge,
laa go6t iont neoe;; ODER en- 6ierocbe'
at Meblemnerne / @fibsbDggernes
Gugforentng er brpbl9le. Jlere al s,
nerbeilegteoe Sag li6er ielpfplgelil
ogiaa berunoer; iaale6es bar 5fibs
reparatgrerne 50 &rocent urbej6slp
lie, og &apnearbeioerne 5000 Mono
S set itore Snouitri6iitrift, bpo,
Glasgow er Mibtpunftet, er Siliton
ben ogiaa forfaroelig. Sfelge offici
ellie Me66elelier' ppr Der Ben 156
l5eptember / Glasgow % 6or1teoe
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Sire @onge bar en- ung @ne0

- Sire @ange bar en- ung Sneo-
fer, @en5el Stanef / Soutb Mils
ma11fee> ifullet gifte fig meo ben lam,
me l1r1ge &pinoe, men bper Gang
bar ban bepet Sorlopelien. 9a ban
faiteoe Oct iioite 0pilagsbrep | @oit'
faslen, heo ian panpittig, og er MI /
@ountpaiplet. @ountplege Ooung
flyer, at Sen unge Manb bop6e en-
@fref for @gteIfabet, men paa Jam;
me Sis elifeoe ban BEN unge &pinoe,
ban bap0e lopet at 9gte.
- Gu oelfienot 9pfin0er og
&ontraftpr fra Milmaufee, Ole
Sobnion, oe0e forleoen p%luolelig
Dulutb, bDor ban opbol6t Jig / ct
observation-disclosures. @an bap6e
liot al ct @iertetilfeloe / flere Mar.
Mf6goe par "a Mar gammel og bar
fe0t / Morge. @an bab6e boet !
Milmaufee / % Mar. Sun bar op=
fun0et noget al oct be6lte Maifineri
til &aon6tering al @ul, iom MI benpt-
tes, % oar gier al flere per0tfuloe
Eotenter. San bar ogiaa &ontraf,
tgr og bar bpgget mango al 6e itore
&uloofter I 8pen. Mr. Sobnion Ell
terIa6er Jig @ultru iamt en- Datter,
Mrs, g. g. 9bope, 8erfelep, Gal,
og to senner, Sobn og 2ouiS, Der
boer / Milnaufee.
= Statens @fottefomisiion / Ma.
6iion, beitaaenoe al 81. g. @illon, 81.
g. @augen og George Curtis, bill
boloe cit offenlig Mfbering 8. II.
Nooember | Mnleoning al foreilaae'
Sc 6oran0ringer / 2oben ON @fat
poa 2ipsaSi urancelelifaber, George
$. Grattcts, apn,tsitonens Sefreter,
bar efter Orore ien6t 8efien6tgie,
relic no ON Mfberingen til De for
lfielltge Nsluranceiellfaber, lom ct
interesieret / 2oben, og man benter,
at mango bill lenoe &epreientanter.
Sfattefomislionen bar foranitaltet
6enne Nfbpring iom ct Mi66el til
at faa afgtpet @apport til 2egisla'
turen og anbefale @nbringer / &c.
pene n9ite @eion, iaa at 2tpsasiu'
rance fattelpltemet fan blibe mere ret,
feroigt og Sfatterne mere ligelig
forfeit. 6or to Mar ii6en bleb Ell
lignen6e Nfbpring bolot paa Mnmoo.
ming al gfortbmeitern Mutual 2ife
80 ilmnl1fee % andre &ompagnier,
men Observation-Disclosures Spfat=
telie al bpao Slags Sfatteipitem
man burbe babe, blep life fl1lgt, bber.
fen al Sfattefomtsltonen eller &C.
gislat11rer.
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naisoonfn.

= @nute geelion al Mtlmautee,
lomi / flere Mar for brebet en- 81
garforretning paa @aibtngton
Se8lan6, bil MI oprette e1 @igarfa'
BRIT / Waulaufee. 9ette bliber Ben
ene1te @igarfabrif mellem Green 8ag
og SSron Mountain.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-06

O0U Su1DelS StQrlOTler. :
= Sort Dodge 8ricf & Gile Com.
panps Mnlng, set 1terite Seglperf
Senne Del al Staten, brenote for.
leben. Sl6en babbe grebet a6lfiIliQ
ON fig, in6en Sen, bleb op6oget
8ronofaoen er $4,000 og Msiuran.
cen ct $4,000.
- 81. Morgan, en- belfien6t 8e,
teran fra 8orgerfrtgen, MI boiat ne1
Soreit @itp, er befien6t, foroi ban
figrte Mbrabam 2incoln omfring
Sllinots for so Mar it6en. S 81
Sage par ban rStageoriper",
Springfiel0, Sn. Sroos fine so Mar
bar ban nomnrfet @elbreD og arbei:
Der bper Dag.
- Sobn Sbea al 5iour gitp el
ii6en 8. 1. Stunt 1902 blepet o~rre1tc.
ret 81 @ange for Druffenifab, og Sc,
%unoerlige er, at ban boer Gang ba1
beruiet Jig / u@bite 2tme", iom mat
br1ger at bpiopaoife 8egge og SAG
meb. San bar Ell @ang en- pelltaaer
De Sarmer, men bleo benfaloen ii
6enne beiDn6erlige Drif.
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Jomo.

- @n Tarmer / 2incoln Gomn.
hip, Grumpy County, SerrD elliott
bar / Mar paa ct iaa lille Mreal Jon
1 4/5 Mcres aolet fife minore enf
$50 8ulbels @%artofler.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-06

c. gg1il s. Betfs, fforbenbarenfbe
gountDfdsierer, erflarebe iig forle.
sen / Diitriftsretten / Snc Gitg
ifDloig / n1toerilag at $4,000 al
sac Gountps Mioler % blep bgm1
til ii Mnrs Sugtbus. timber en- tib-
ligere &etstermin bapbe Nettis paa-
itaaet, at ban bar uifDI0tg, og bans
Tpranoring al 8leoeringen tom Jon
en- Operraifelle. &an blep 1trafS
transported til Suatbuiet.
- Mrs. IS. 8. @ulbertlon, On.
fen efter 8anfpr9ltoent @ulbertjor
al Carroll, Der iom ti6ligere me6'
oelt tog fit eget SIP, oplpier, at bur
bill operlepere til &re6itorerne bbe1
eneIte Gent al @ulbertions $50. Sun
flyer, at bun ct mere emo billig II
at ofre @iemmet ogiaa. @en De
iom fienoer beof til, bporoan ga
gerne / 8anfen itaar, flyer, at De iff
tror, at set bill blipe neoDenoigt fo1
ben6e at brtnge bette Offer.
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County.
- &oltor &ogerup=geisien bentes
at beigge Sen 6anife &olont Sarge
% Moorbea6, for at boloe 6oreorag
8. Is. og @uostjeneIte Is. %.
~ Sra goroenfiolo, Otter Sail
60, Minn., meobeles at SarrD SSH
liam 0lien og Mnne Marie Senior,
beage 6anife, blep 9gtepte6e 5. %.
0ftober 1ibitleoen peo &aitor Sage
rup-g3isjen. st itort Mntal Slegt<
ningen og @enner bar iamleoe til
8rpllupsgiloe / 8ro6eriamfunoets
Sal, bpor Danien gif let paa ellie.
= Gam 5an6erion, @oitmeiter og
&igbmano / 2afelano, bleD forleoen
Mften operfal6et al tire malfereoe
Menb og frotaget $40. Scr. Son-
6erion bar peb at lt9nge 8nttfen, oa
&gperne traaote inb, trueoe bnm meo
&%epolpere og tpang bam til at no=
lepere alt, lom bar | &aslen. 8pperne
un6fom / &etning al 9tillmater. en
8osie uf Meno par ube bele Natten,
men funoe life fomme paa 5por ef=
ter &pperne.
- Gorle0en Morgen fgr Daggrp
bleD Ser giort Sn6bruo / Hoittonto=
ret / ,8eno, Gais County. Spberiet
par meget oriitigt. @fterat Henge@
1fabet par lprengt og 6rim9rfer og
@ontanter til ct 8elgb al mel ten
$500 bar taget, begpn6te &ppene at
eiere nopalg at @arer / Sageret.
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monosbmoel. Sppene tog meo Jig
@arer for omfring $500. .9e brngte
Goitlpffe til at bore 8Dttet bort /.
= gn pilb Gig laaes forle6en |
Martin County, ner Sobn 8oDres
6arnr / &utlanb Somnibip omfring
to Mi1e noroenfor 6atrmont. Wan
foriegte at fange 9pret;; men set fat=
tie ofiteo benoper Marferne. 0Dret
blep forfulgt tibet; men mani maat=
te en6elig opgipe Sagten, ga @lgen
bar for burtig og iprang meo ben
iterite 2etbeo oper @ier0er og onore
Sorbinbringer. Oct antages, at Dp=
ret CT blepet orepet ip6oper al Sfop<
bron6ene / SEN nor6lige Del al 5to=
ten.
- Sen 68=aarige forbennGrenbe
Sarlner CHARLES S. 2emfe, begif
forleoen 5elpmoro paa 8ropn Count
tp 6otttgbns. 2iget fanbtes ben=
genoe / Ell 5talobpgning, iom life
bar / 8rug. 2enfe bab0e iagt til
flere, at ban agte0e at gigre gnoe
pao lin 5ilperelie cnter1 peo at ben=
&C Jig eller orr1fne Jig; men ingen
fog nogen &enipn til set.
@an boeoe / fin Sis Springfielo
og gialbt for at bore en- a Sc mel It
belitoaen6e Sarmere / @gnen, mer
set poaitaaes, at ban pote en- bel 6or=
ml1e poa Grit, og at ban milte6e Mo=
set fl1l6itpnoig, Da ban bar nber1
8e11ge og &e11ner-
Jowo.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-11-11
STEVENSON WILL CONTEST.
Democratic Candidate for Governor
Of Illinois not Satisfied.

Chicago, Nov. 6.-The election of
Governor Chas. C. Deenen to servs
mother term as Governor of Illinois,
will be contested by his Democratic
-iyal, according to signed state
nent issued tonight by Charl:s
3oeschenstein, chairman Of the Dem
cratic State central committee. The
tatement follows:
Il am convinced that with co..
-oct count and an honest canvass
Adlai E. Stevenson has a plurality u.
he vote cast in the election last
tuesday for GoverCnr Of Illinois
The demand for arecount will be
made upon the Legislature as pro-
vided for in the statutes"
Governor Deenen's plurality is es-
.imated at from $4,000 to $4,000
Gen H Atwell, secretary to Chair.
nan Boeschenstein, explained that
errors in the count had already been
discovered in several precincts and
it was calculated that If only three
ballots IN each Of the 1000 voting
precincts in Illinois were taken from
0eenen and given on recount to Ste
venson, the latter would be found
20 have won the election.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-11-11
FATAL BALLOON ACCIDENT.
One Man Killed and = Boy Is Sc
Verely Hurt.

Princeton, Nov. 5.-Prof. Peter
Kramer, OF St. Louis, was dashed,
,gainst the chimney of the Meth
odist church and killed here yester-
lay while making balloon ascension
at the Farmers Carnival Glen Hay
len, a seven-year-old boy, who was
standing near the church, was struck
by brick falling from the chimney
which was wrecked by the balloon,
his skull was fractured and he may
die.
A strong wind was blowing and
all efforts were made to persuade the
aerenot not to attempt an asccn-
sion. In reply he said: Il will
make the jump today If I break my
neck in dong it." Those were the
last words he spoke as he left the
Earth.
When the ropes were loosened
the balloon shot upward and before
Prof. Kramer could unfasten tha
rope which held his parachute &c the
balloon ne was hurled against the
chimney. He was crushed by the
blow.
The balloon bounded aloug On
the roof until it collided with the
steeple, dragging the unconscious
balloonlst after it. The rope which
held the balloonist then broke and
he fell to the roof OF the church.
rolled to the edge and plunged &c
the ground thirty feet below.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1908-11-11
BRYAN SWEEPS HIS STATE.
Nebraska Goes Democratic Both In
State and National.

Returns from Nebraska show
that Bryan won a sweeping victory
in his own State last Tuesday. While
the pluralities are not phenominal;y
large, they are complete, the State
ticket and candidates for Congress
in most instances running parable
with Bryan.
Complete returns from third OF
the counties and scattering precinc
returns from most Of the remainder
show that Bryan will have a plural.
ity Of not fewer than 10000 votes
and Shallenberger, Democratic, fo'
Governor, and the rest OF the Demo.
cratic ticket will have about 5000
But the Democratic victory dos
not stop there. Five of Nebraska s
six Congressmen are Democratic.
only one Republican, Hinshaw, IN
the 4th district, escaping defeat ,y
700 votes, although his district gave
Bryan plurality.
The greatest surprise Of all Is the
overwhelming majority the Demo-
Gratis will have in the Legislature.
OF the 1873 Senators and Representa-
tives elected, the canTassers Of re-
turns could find only IS Republ!-
cans who had won.
Lancaster county. IN which Lin
coin, Bryan's home city Is located,
which for thirty years has electe1
none but Republican members 10
both branches, this year sends Re-
publicans and three Democrats.