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Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-22
PARKER SHOWS WILL $50 '-'..-
I WINTER AT LEWISTON
AL Employees PAID ''of Here Have
Four Pay 1ays Coming.

a.. 1t is dubtful II even the merchants
and business men most concerned
have any idea Of the immense amount
Of benefit they VIII derive, from the
fact that the G: w: Parker shows
will close their season in Lewiston.
The organization carries 265 people,
and has weekly payroll Of $4,000.
Very few people are aware of this
fact, but 1t is the custom with near
ly all show companies to hold back
two weeks OF. each of the employees
salary until the close of the season
to insure their faithful service, ami
this reserve, together with the salary
for their weeks work in Spokane and
Tor the week in Lewiston, making
four pay days altogether, amounting
to $1,000. rs
1t is not claimed that all of this
money will be spent In Lewiston, but
those Of the company who will go
70 their various homes for few
months rest before returning in Jan
uary will likely purchase entire new
wardrobes, while those that remain
IN the city will, of course, be con-
stantly purchasing.
During the winter the entire col
lection of elaborately hand-carved
show fronts will have to be newly
painted and gilded. necessitating the
employment Of an army of painters
VINO live in Lewiston, and every
smallest detail of the mechanism
must be placed in perfect repair be-
iore the mammoth aggregation will
o' considered worthy to commence its
summer tour.
All OF these people must also be
ncused and fed during the winter
months, and here is where the hotel
restaurant and boarding house
Keepers will derive their share ol
uenefit from the wintering of the
SHOWS in the city. Spokane has Of
lered some fine inducements to the
management to make the winter
quarters OF the shows at that place
out Manager H. 8. Tyler does MOI
."re TO have the trouble OF shipping
.ne organization back to Spokane, a.
NJ oenefit could be deried from 81
u''hg' inasmuch as the climate AM
surroundings of Lewiston are al
'"a' could be desired.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-22
Mack CLASHES
With ROOSEVELT
nrcIARES THAT REPORTED IN
TERvEW WAS FALSE AND
THAT TREASURY WAS EMPTY
At CLOSE OF CAMPAIGN.

New York, Sept. 22.-Norman E.
Mack chairman of the national
nemocratic committee, addressed a
,,,0eram to Roosevelt in which he
d,nied fatty the statements in a re-
rorted interview between Timothy
: woodruff, chairman of the Repub-
,,can state committee, and Roosevelt,
which was printed is a local paper to-
nav in which the president is credit
cd with saying that 1t was sienifi-
can't that 100000 has been found
IN the treasury of the Democratic
Marty after Judge Parker had de-
CARED throughout the last national
campaign that the party treasury
had received nothing from corpora
lions and that he had further an
nounced that at the time Of the elec-
ton that the treasury was empty.
President says he thought it queer
that such a sum should turn up
after Mr.. Haskell was appointed
treasurer of the Democratic national
committee.
Woodruff telegraphed the presi-
den. that II he was. was quoted corr
rectly he probably had in mind the
publication in the New York Ameri-
can OF the story that the Democratic
national committee had received
from former Chairman Taggert
$500, 900, alleged to have been left
over from the 1904 campaign. .aack
said there was not a word of truth
in the story and that he had not re-
ceived one cent from Any one con.
nected with the last campaign.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-22

nation, where the difference of two
thirds of vote threw the nomina-
tion from Capt. Schattner to George
Welker. 1t was so close that those
keeping tally in the crowd differed In
the decision and waited the Official
count with deep interest.
In the race for nomination for
county attorney four candidates en-
tered, and the first ballot showed but
little difference in individual
strength. but according to the rules
adopted by the cnvention the lowest
man dropped out and the narrowing
contest finally gave the nomination
to Dwight l.. Hodge of Lewiston, who
led A. J. Green OF Culdesac.
Detailed Story Of Convention.
The convention opened at o'clock
ond was called to order by P. f.
Stookey, vice chairman, who took oc-
casion to say in his brief remarks at
the opening that he congratulated
the members of the convention that
for the first time in six years the
party stood free from distressing fac
tlonalism and that he believed tho
work of this convention would sc.
ment the compact made by the lead.
ers in a way that would silence the
| discord for all time. ~.
After the reading of the ofncial
call the chairman asked for nomina
tions for temporary chairman, and G
T. Stranahan placed In nomination
John Green OF Cwldesac, who wa
chosen by acclamation. Mr.. Green
in taking the chair made q very hap
Py speech. alluding to the compact O
harmony and the absence Of slate
or factions. saying that IL any maj
or set Of men attempted to slate the
convention while he was the presid
ing ofacer he would lend all his ef'
forts to break the slate and oust tn
ofienders. .4.@1a @"tf 1850
After the. address the temporar,
organization was perfected by tn
election OF BENJAMIN Reddick o
Chesley tor secretary and William
Burghardt Of Mohler for = assistan
secretary. ..,@-.-,~.@. -. ':te.@
Following instructions from tn
convention. the chair appointe,
ccmmittees on permanent organiza
tion as follows: -
Platform-C. T. Stranahan O
Lewiston, M. A. Means of Lewiston
Harry Caufield of Orofino, r. J. An
derson Of Weippe. r. r. Richmond o
Culdesac.
! Order Of Business-Chancey Wal
lace Of Nezperce, George T. Miller O
Lewiston. J. F. Edwards of Voll
mer. A. Kaline of Winchester, w. 7
Claybaugh of Bedrock
Credentials-W c. Brooks OF Lew
iston, j. V. Wicks, Hugh Porter O
Clifford, H. L. Brown Of Chesley
George Watson of Melrose.
/ After the appointment of the com
mittees, in presenting motion 70
adjournment until 7:30, A. A. Al
vcrd took occasion to present tn
l CONTINUED On Page 3.)
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-22
INTERESTING
SITUATION n
PRELIMINARY EXAMINATION or
A. D. CARR GIVES RISE TO CIR.
CUMSTANCES OF A PECULIAR
NATURE.

The preliminary examination OF A..
D Carr. charged with the murder Of
George Moore, which is being con.
Quoted before Justice Of the Feace
Coburn today, presents unique sit
uation in the history of court pro-
cedings In Neg Perce county. 3
The preliminary il entirely ig.
nored by County Attorney Daniel
Needham. who has not visited the
courtroom during the day and In his
absence the prosecution Is being rep
resented by Attorneys Clay McNamss
and J. l.. Harm. who were retained ~
special counsel for the complaining
witnesses. Attorney G.. w. TannahtII,
representing the defense. also ignres
the proceedings. and while being 8
spectator In the courtroom has re-
fused to cross-examine the states
witnesses.
Attorney Tannahill stated this
morning that Justice Coburn had no
further Jurisdiction In the case. be-
cause the preliminary examination
was not held within six days after
the arrest was made. County Attor.
ney Needham declines to reccguiae
the preliminary, because at the time
OF the arraignment he. In behalf Of
the, state. and Attorney G. w. Tan.
nahili. In behalf OF the defendant.
stipulated the preliminary should not
BE- held until November ~. At thls
time County Attorney Needham Itat-
ID he had not retained any .associate
counsel for the, prosecution and -
clined the assistance Or Attorneys
McNarhee and Harm. Mr.. Needham
stated he had favored the .postpens-
ment Of the cases because. y grGnd
Jury would, bs called sarly In Noven-
Der. It which time the cases WOULD ~
disposed q With but small ~ sxpsnas
to the county, .sf,'a
The stipulation entered Into !, w.
tween the attorney, tor the atats
aid the defsnse was, not egresablp 70
Justice coburn, who 1T ths prelim-
fnary Of Carr for today, Il 10 now,
probable = grand Jury. win not -.
called. a. District Judge Steele. in .
recent ipterview IN Grangevills. stat
ed he knew Of no cases In Mes Psres
county needing the attention, Of =
grand jury and he did not expect to
call one this year. sas2
Because Of the clash between the
county attorney and the special at
torns for the prosecuting witnesses
the case today has aroused unusual
interest. 1t is this case that has
aroused the feeling In the upper
country. because A. d. Carr has been
allowed his liberty when held to the
! district court without bail and at
the time OF the arraignment, g. W..
Beloit Of Summit demanded
OF the county attorney to know why
this man was not treated as any
other prisoner arrested on a murder
charge.
The taking Of testimony will oc-
cupy the attention Of the court until
late In the afternoon. n.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-22
NO REPLY
FROM FORAKER
HE DESIRES TO LOOK UP ALL
DATA so THAT HIS ANSWER
WILL IN ALL PROBABILITY BE
FINAL.

Cincinnati, Sept. 22.-No reply to
the Roosevelt letter has been made
by Foraker, although he may have
something to say tonight or later in
the week.
Foraker says thats before replying
he desires to look up various letters
and other data on the subject dis
cussed in order that he might say
what will be final The letters are
lot in this city and are not immedi.
ately available.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-22
HARMONY and ENTHUSIASM
features OF CONVENTION
TICKET NAMED BY REPUBLICAN COUNTY CONVENTION
PERSONNEL OF CLEAN. STRONG. EFFICIENT CANDIDATES
SHARP coTEsrs ON SEVERAL OFFICES WHERE MAJoR1rms
WERE FIGURED IN FRACTIONS

For State SENATOR. L. Good
night of Rimrock.
For Representatives in the Lower
Branch Of the Legislature-A. A. Al
word of Nezperce, c. A. Foresman of
Lewiston, R. J. Anderson e: Weippe,
A. Kaline of Winchester and G. c.
Miles Of Webb.
For Sheriff-George W. Welker Of
Lewiston.
For County Attorney-D. w.
Hodge of Lewiston.
For Assessor-James Jacks of Gif-
ford.
For Treasurer-A. E. Hinckley Of
Orofino, present incumbent.
For Probate Judge-T. o. Hanlon
CT. Mohler. present incumbent.
For School Superintendent
Miss Eta Brown Of Lewiston.
For Surveyor-Edson Briggs Of
Lewiston.
For Coroner-Dr. White If Kan.
iah. e.
For Commissioners-First district
E. W. Wing Of Lewiston; Second
district, J. B. Davis Of Mohler, pres.
ent incumbent: Third district. ]. G.
Bullock Of .Orofno. .,
IT,
The above ticket was named yes.
terday as the result Of the most har.
monious convention that the Repuo-
licans of. Nez Perce county have hello
III years. Carrying out the compact
OF agreement made in Boise by ths
delegation that went there dividei
and returned harmonious, all fac
tional differences were wiped out
and the party enters the campaign
free from ranking sores. reunited
harmonious and enthusiastic. Ths
ticket is concededly q strong one
we'll balanced geographically. recog
nizing all elements OF the party and
there is on every hand q disposition
to rally all party strength to its sup
port and make q clean sweep for thu
ticket. ...5~ ...-..
The feature Of the convention yes
terday was the carrying out Of tn
agreement entered into by forme
factional leaders to bury all past DIFF
ferences and name men according t.
their strength regardless Of the fac
of where they might have stood II
the former party contests. This wa
done in spirit OF absolute fairness
and there is throughout the delega
tions general feeling Of satisfaction
over the results.
There were many spirited contest
in the convention, but they wer
individual contests, tests of persona
strength, and they were settled ami
cably and without soreness or an
charge Of bad faith or foul play. Men
as candidates, went into the conven
tion on their merits and made thei
fights. Those defeated accepted thei
! defeat gracefully. and there is n
breach. in the battle front OF tn
party.
The closest contest of the conven
tion was that for the sheriff's nomi
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-22
MRRlAGE OF CIARST0N GIRL.
@'ss lone Anderson Now Mrs. Harry
Lawrence.

.. "ord has been received in Clarks-
Al. sIn OF the marriage of Miss lone An
g., s'h 10 Mr.. Harry Lawrence at
I. last week. Mss Anderson
we'll known Charleston cir, who
hs;. s oeh In Spokane for the past year.
ph.r emoloyed thereyas a stenogra-
.a' % Mr. Lawrence IL travelling
ha.sa Tor an Eastern house. with
eoun,o euar.ers at Spokane. where the
p'e Will have their home.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-22
Mr.. Reed Now at Bollineer,

George X. Reed. the pioneer hotel
man of central Idaho. has accepted II
position with James b. McGrane at
the Bollinger hotel, and Will be IN
charge of the hotel Office during the
day Mr.. Reed will be assisted by an
able corps of clerks and porters, and
will devote his personal attention tc
the needs OF the hotel patrons.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-22
WOULD HAVE M0BBED FnLEY,
Had Folk COMMITTED Him Farmers
Were Gathering.

Kingston, Sept. 22.--It developed
today that had Gov. Folk issued Ii
communication to Filley. the murderer
would probably have been lynched.
A mob of farmers gathered last
night to await the final message from
the governor, but when announce
ment came that he had declined to
interfere, the mob dispersed.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-22
. IACAv NpTrFS.
q 4 . q . . . . . . . . = = = =

Rev. Eugenia F. st. John. national
evangelist and lecturer for the w. C..
r. u. will hold women's meeting
~ the East Esd mission Wednesday
Go eptemher %. All ladies are invited
to attend.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-22

The Junior Aid society VIII meet
tomorrow afternoon at 2:2o O'Clock
at the home Of Mrs. T. S. Ward. $3.50
Fourth avenue. All are urged 10 De
present. as business OF importance Is
to come before the meeting.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-22
Portland Wheat Market.

Portland, Sept. 22.-Wheat firm
and unchanged.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-22
Tacoma Wheat Market.

Tacoma. Sept. 22.-Wheat weak.
unchanged
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1908-09-22
Chicago Wheat Market.

Chicago. Sent 22.-Sept. ss%c;
December, 99Ac; May, $1.02b.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-23
Oscar s. C6riden(en,
&epnblifanif &anbioat til Statslc=
9tslatnren fra 6tc @ar6.

Oscar s. Gbriiten ien> Ser er re-
pnblifonif &onoioot f9r &eprnl en-
tunt til Statslegislotllren fra Ste
8ar0, er en- Mono Ser ct bel fjen0t
fife ala1e blanot gglgerne / bans
0iitrift, ner al 6olf l10 oper Sen
ganlfe 8y ct. &o1l. @nn er al goo
oanif &erfomit, i0et Fan er eli Spl1
al Sobn @briltenicnL Ell l1Oponorer
fra Danmarf og Ell Eioneer 9eboer
al ct. saul. Oscar S. Gbrilteni er
gift iom 9reng / &cltlioens ~offenlige
Sfole og bar pnret iocntificeret nleo
@eitiioel1s Snteresie r liae lioen fan
naae0e lin Mo11ooon1. Gbriltenlen
6egpnote otter cnot Sfolegong at itu=
0ere Sura nl10er 2opOeparten1u1tet
pe0 Minnelota Gtotsll1liperlite gro=
6uere0e / 1902, ng far li6cn puret
e1gugeret I Sngtprcrpirf1 ombeo mel
&ontorer / @lobe &log. S 1907 blep
Fan for fprlte Song polgt til Stots:
legisloturel1, og er iaoleOes I'LL &on=
Dibot for @jenpolg. Mr. Gbriltell:
len far / SEN forte 5io, bon far lis:
set lom 2opgiper, poft olminoeliq
SilfreosbeO; iom ct &iones6Dr0 on
bons Tortiencite toler, at ban er en-
0os ieret ira olle Sioer pg fife bol
l1ogen Oppolition fra nogen al For
tierne, bpilfet far laa mcget mer'
at lige, lom bans @dr0 er .onerbeje11
Sc Oelnofratilf.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-23

Snenltaaen0e %befien0te Me0bor=
ger ct al line 0emofrotiifc @cn11er
bleDet npmineret lom &nn0iOot puu
Oenne &algie00el for &%ongresnon /
Minnelotos 4oe 0iitrift ncO set fore
ltaaenOe Galg. gnbper, ion1 fienOcr
Mr. YeebleS perlonlig er flllot oper=
bepilt olr, at fan bill fplOe 11upllte
gnrbeoe meo oe11 @nrOigbeo pg Gpg=
tigbeo ion1 Ell ioaoan Shilling frG=
Der:: ~2ige Set for alle % ingen
:ipecielle Hripilegier til noaen". 9pis
0isie Erincipper falges i 2onoets
2opgipning pg gje1memfgrcs al &c
fungeren0c @mbeosmr11O 2o1oet
oper, oil man bape 11aaet ct fort
Sfriot fre11oo / &et1irg al Opbepel-
len al Sc 1tore &ombil,otioner, al
min0elig fienot unoer Nop1et
~Truits", iom mi trr1er TolfctS meo=
fe0te og 11b%eitrioelige &ettigbeoer; "a
ptl Mrbeioerne fonrne til at npoe
6rugterne al beres Mrbcjoc, 2ipets
Ne0benoigbe6er blipc billigere og
Silpnrell EN- pGro at lepc. S Gil
fnl6e al bans @olg nil Der. Feebles
itffert foo 2ejligbe6 til at pile fine
&nlgere, at bans &alglprog life er
tornr1e Sloifler, me,1 at ban oil let
tie al lin &roft in6 paa at piroe Den
Met tilboge for Sen minore bel1iole=
Sc @osie, iom mi / lang Sio bar
bGret relegeret / 8oggrrmoen at DC
itore Moto6orer. client oerfor fife
bans &apn pao @%olg0agcn.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-23

sen forlpbne Sermin far Mr. Ger
Der gipet go0e Sepiicr for lin emit
ne11te 0pgtigbe0 / gn16e0et, og CT bol1
oerfor igien perOig til 9efolfnin=
gems SilltO. s bette 5iosrun1 bar
bon %foretuget tire Joranoringer /
Gmbeoet, ion1 er al Gigtigbeo.
/. &an far lobet GountDet belpr=
&c SnOfjdbet al S6criffcns Bigger,
bporpeb Grnnsoftio11e1 or blepet Ell
aaben @a110ling, iom til enbber Sis
fan ltn0eripges AT @elgerne, ON iaa=
Oant pn1fes.
2. San bar foran0ret 6angebog=
teren5 Mrbej0sti6 ira IL Sinner iii s..
3. San far facet inorettet ct Soc
relie til Meolemmer al Sl1rpen, bpori
Be fan gao til @pile, / Silfnl6e in
gen Sperensfomit / cit foreltggen0e
Sag opnooes til &l. II or1 Mftenen.
Get er 6erfor paa Torbaono blepet
Ell almin0elig Mening, at Scr. Ger
Der 6en1e Gang bil bIipe bolgt til
9beriff meb Ell enbnu Itprre Moio=
ritet emo fprite @ang.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-23
|Gom, &. ]ira6mer,

Sen nltpGren6e County Nu0itpr for
&am lep County, er Ell @mbe0smano
1om alti6 bar peret onerfjen0t lom
en / enbper @enieenOe beoerlig og
lombitttgbe6sfl1lb Malt0 / 6olfcts
Siene1te. 90 at ser lGtteS Hris fer
poa bite Yrimerbal9et tp0eligt, ioet
Scr. &rabmer be6 bette erbolot en-
oberbaloenbe Moioritet til Sroos
for en- operor0enlig Golgagitation fra
Mo6porter11es SIDE. Noget mere to-
lenbe @epis for Scr. &rabmers ltore
Yopuloritet blonbt Gnlgerne / Nom=
iep County pil0e bore panifeligt at
finoe, og 11oor MT Mr. &rabmer lpger
@ienpolg poa &olgoogen s. 3. 9eo=
:bember, bill SC otter lgtte bom IND
meo Ell Mojoritet, Ser life bill itao
tilbage for SEN on0en / noge11lom6el1t
@enieen6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-23
WiGiom &. Aer6er,

Sen nllpnren0e Sberiff for &anlep
County, far pll11Oet ct goot Smoemz
me blanot bele 9efolfni1gell pe0 lin
Gig9r og punftlige Spfploelle al fine
Eligter, lantt peo at inofere EN- bpje=
re 5tanbaro / GmbeOets &egler. Man
fan neppe unOre Jig oper bans itore
Miofinrbeo / Tolfets 9etieuing naar
l1al1 %erinorer, at Scr. Gerber ct fpOt
og pporoget iblan0t % og Dar BEL
:taget / 8Dens og Gon1tpets 6rem=
lfri0t og l1opifling ira fine ltngc
Gage. st an0et 5Grfien0e bos Oen=
ne @mbeosmul1o er bette, at bon bier
bele lin Sis til 8%eitprelien al gn1=
beoet. @on palgtes til 9beriff paa
Sen republifunife &algleo0el / 1906
og nominereoeS igien al %ian1n1e Barti
/ Set nnlig ofbolote &rimnrpalg. s
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-23
AIIN ISL,

gem og Mftenbla0ene, og ban blep
fun lat iitanb til at tuge lit uBuiineis
@ourie" / Mftenifolerne peo at arbej=
oe lom 8ogboloer ONT Dagen. San
bar iaaleoes facet en- gr11noig l1o=
0%annelie life mir1ore / fine egenlige
Sag ems / n2ipets Sfole", og oenne
Grforing bill paa forifiellig sis toni
me bam til Septic, 11aar ban mi, ION
set moo baabes, peo 8alget 5. 3.
@opember trpber ino JONI Meblem al
Stotslegislotnrer1. Der er ingen
1om bellt Spipl ON, at Wr. &osnels
pil repre- lentere lit 9iltrifts S1teres:
Ter l1omprfet / Statslegislotltren.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-23

ltl.H-- 80. ~ 81. LIE-.
gere / @mbeoet> meoens ban poa iam-
me STD bar forituaet at pinoe Sol
fets Sillio lige iaa fulot Maal iom
nogen o1loen tiolieere Sunftionar !
bette Gmbeoe. SONS Mefor0 beret-
tiger bam oerfor til @ienpalg, og
man fan / iaa 3ilfaIoe pGre trpg
pao, at bette ct al Sc melt pigtige
@mbeoer Gountpet, pil blipe aomini-
ltreret pna Ell opetig % upartilf
Moaoe. Man 6pr oerfor unoer1tptte
bans 8olg peo at gipe bam lin Stem=
me Sen 3. Mopember.
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1tnbcr &resbnteriancr= Snnp0cns

l1nocr &resbptcriancr=S Dnpocns
SO Mars Mpbe BERT 8pen / 5lltt1ttn=
gen al forrige l1ge oplpite Baitor 81.
81. Mbams, at bette &irfeiamfuno MI
bor 3OS &irfer / 5taten Mimeioto
meo ct ianllet Me6lenlstal af 25,750,
og at Yresbpterianertirfm ber Sto-
ten i set ii6ite Sicrbeoels N%arbunore=
Sc bar punoet PIP Brocent / StDrfe.
@on oplDite tillige, at ser / Mar piloe
nofrapes ct 8ono al $4,000 til lln-
oeritbttelie al spnooens min0re Sir
fer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-23
"6rnkattr
&kattAtttau

Enifcr nogen at ie bet encite npr=
ife 8lab mellem Gascabebjergcme
% Moro 9afota, iaa fan set
faaes ct felt Nar for $1.00, SRI
mGrfcr cller @uneD Srber, ienbt
til fplscnbe Morcsie:
SppfancS fanbinab,
Sppfane, @aIb.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-23
John H. Boyd Land Co..

CroOkstOn, Mimi,
har 900 Farme for Salg i Polk County,
MINI. Vii salge paa letts Vilkaar. Har
ligeledes code Farme tilleje. Skriv, ell
Ter kom og SO de store Fordele som by
des. Priser fra 500 til &45 pr. Acre.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-23
Taylor County, Wis.,,

is the best developed and most desirable
for new settlers in Wisconsin. We sell
land to actual settlers, and guarantee fair
treatment. Book about Taylor County
and State map free. Write us today in
English. WISCONSIN LAND CO.,
875 Milwaukee St., Milwaukee. Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-23

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-23

Snotegtcn fra Statsinititmttonerne
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Controls Mapport til Stats Mu6itg=
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fra 5tilltpater Senglel.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-10-23

&on er oerfor ct ct. saul 8roouft
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Cars &osne(S.
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Statslegislaturen fra Sen Del al Set
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