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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13

ct tprre sc II t II .
er abort 1,0e / Oslo beb 8roen ODER
9oelpen, NOR Oslo Strife. Gn Some
inofanot Jig nplig bos E%rofeslor GU
jtaflon og berette0e ONT 6l1noet, Ser
ifol omfatte Ell bel Mengoe @pnter.
Erofesioren brog itrafS 6io ms for
nnrn1ere at nnoeripge Sl1n0et. Set
tpr antoges, at 6unoet oil baDe ST.
teresie for 6ori fningen al Set ga1nle
Sslos @iitorie, ga ser ogiaa / gamle
Gage git 8ro oper @lpen paa 1antme
'Ste6 = ct Centrum for 8Den fra
Sslo5 Mnl9gstib.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13
nor0e. :


Gang Gienet e. &asie,
rer 6. Masgaar6, Moroitranb, fun-
Sc S. Is. Oftober feire lit 40-aars
Sssubilpum lom &asierer boS BrngS-
eier 81. 8. @aneborg.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13
Under NOrdenvin=
denS Sv0be Pris $40
Al KNUD RASMUSSEN.

AT KNUD RASMUSSEN.
200 Slider l stort Formal.
En- R@kke glimrende Skildringer
fra Forfatterens Rejser i Greenland.
Med Liv og Humer fortBller han en-
RBkke Historier fra Grsnl@ndernes
daglige Liv- hver for sig en- lille Ro-
man, skreven med vidunderlig Frisk-
he'd og indgaaende Forstaaelse!
Dette er en- Bog for enhver.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13
Hellig J0rd
Luthers reformato=
riSke Skrifter Pris CSC

Oversat af j. KAPER.
Med Forord af DR.. FIR. Nielsen,
S34 Slider.
Denne Bog er Diet bedste eksiste-
rende Udvalg at Luthers V8rker i
en- meget smuk Udstyrelse.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13

9 ia li1tif s. 0 M Ii :
II e tDre % @olit i. s
&onllnen Ne6re gfer lib0er Ser ct
ioeialiitiif T1ertal / 8pg6ens Ser
reosltDre, og Bette ct | Sen lioite Gio
mes flor @nersi begpn0t at realiiere
forifiellige iocialiitiife Soccer. Set
,iocialiltilfe 6lertal bar 81. a. be0to=
get at opbepe Sc 6 fo1te H%olitibetjent=
potter, iom @erreoet MI bar, og /
Steoet for ifal 6et bore Meningen
at o%rgoniiere ct 0rbenspern al
5agforeningens Meolemmer.
st Silfeloe iom Bette, %ifriper
rWseorgenblo0et" er piltnof gan1fe
'eneitaaen6e. 8ellutningen fon fgre
til Sc betgnfeligfte &oniefbenier, og
BET er oerfor np0ben0igt, at MDn6ig=
be6erne bar 6eres ipecielle Spmerf=
iombe6 benben0t paa Sorbol6et og /
gi6e treffer Soranitaltntnger, ion
fan forbinore, at Nolitiet i &omu.
nerne prisgipes 6agforeningernes
8ilfaarligbeo.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13

Morges $ erpe e n. Set
&omi5lionSforilog, iom nplig er of=
gipet al Sen / 5om1rter ne0iotte &o=
mission, omitDrter paa flere @obeo=
punfter Observation-Disclosures eget
Sorllag, bpilfet par bleoet D6erit 1,po=
pulert, nabnlig for6i olle Stuoen=
ter iful0e tpinges til neo l1niperlite=
tet at nnoerfalte Jig en- ioa6an MiIi=
teruooannelie, at Sc fl1noe inolem=
mes iom un0eroficerer / @pren.
Otter Sen @o0tagelie, set npe
&eroroningsfori lag faar, ier set. us
til at funne banne @rnnologet for
Ell M @erlob / Sen fommen6e 5tor=
tingsiamltng.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13

8eifplbning 0 S. 8 C.
g e. gn al 9rammers 6attiglager,
9r. Mpbre, bar / SEN it0ite Gi0 be-
ret @ienitano for slngreb / &resien
/ Mnleoning al at ian iful0e babe
lagt til en- Some, iom begiere0e Ell
8p05atteit for ct tibet Barn. at bum
tit bringe 8urneliget til bam, bpilfet
.bl1n oeiaa bapoe giort. Dramrnens
Gattigitpre beban0let oennc Gag og
belll1ttet at benltille til Sorman0ifa=
bet at foranle0ige retslig l1n0erip=
gelle / Sage11. Set ben1erfes, at
Gilfel6et life er in0truffet / 9ofto=
renS HrafSis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13

Trit @fol e nj a t e + e I.
&ortens Sorman6ifab bar operens-
%itemmen6e me6 SfoleItprets Sori1ag
meo 6 moo 5 5temmer be6taget SSno=
FILLING om Snofprelie at frit Sfole=
moteriel for olle Golfeifolens 8arn.
Otter @artiitillingen | 8pitDret at
oemme bar &eformen afgiort Sler<
tai / set ianle6e @epreientantitab.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13

SrpgteItg nIpffe. Sra
&amar meboeles: @n ting nlptte
inotraf :paa EFT @oorb / Soften, ioet
Ell 81 Star gan1anel gift Some if bet
enc Sen inb / 9ampterife malfi1ert
meb sen Gglge, at 8enet blep lliot
al pes Soften. SUN bpbe fort Sto et-
ter. "a
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13

JUL Fortellinger Pris CSC
AT v. ROSE.
En- agte dansk Julebog, der we'd sin
hyggelige, JAYNE FortBllemaade vii
sprede Glade ethvert HEN.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13

sSebanorbs @ot.el, Sill
I G + a III III e +, er iolgt til &ellrer
5pper @imenien, Grand Sotel, So
omr, for $4,000 &rorer. S Sanoe=
len meofplger &elte, &eoifaber og
alt Snpentar. Sotellet opertoges 1.
ScSa1,uar f~prItfomme110e. .
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13

6 T tient 80 e
5 | i e., &ongens Sortienitme0alie
/ 59lO er til0elt @aar6bruger So
banneS 8iprli al 2e%sieifogen, &ri=
itians Mmt. Sen Me6olie, iom Der
er nooelt, maa / @an0be6 liges at
bore anbragt paa rette 8la6s. So
banneS @iprli, iom MI bar fplot 80
Nar, bar %oprin0elig @folelerer, men
opgab 2arergierningen be6 Sc fpl6te
60 @ar og reiite biem til en- 8ror og
Sglter, iom ia6 pau bber fin al 8igr=
ligaaroene oppe paa 2esieifogen /
TRANCE &aar og 6pbt forgieI6et. Nl1
bil0e Sobannes fomme 6em til l1no=
lGtning og CAB Jig til at brp0e Sor0,
iaa Stenene f6g.
riebaaiage II. Sen NOT
ife og oen ipenife &egiering er pe6
en- Declaration, unoertegnet / 5tocf=
bolln, MI bleDen enige ON I Telles=
ifab at opnepne fblgen0e til Meolem=
mer al Sen &ol6gihs6omitol, iom /
@enbol6 til &onpentionen mellem
Morge og SDerige al IA. Marts s..
81. ifal afgi6re @pgrgsmaalet ON en-
Del al 9iggren6lc n n1cllem &iger-
ne: ST.. S. 81. 2oeff, %ti6ligere ne6er-
fonoif Suitttsmtniiter og Meolem al
@eneraIitaternes anoet &ammer,
Domitolens Braii6ent; ST.. S. g. 50.
8eicbma11n, Suititarius Sron6-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-11-13

VI VI - w y.
Sra &ongsberg meooeles: Ser0ag
5. II. 9ftober er Ser / Otre @an0S=
per begaaet ct ubDggeligt Moro, bpi5
Marlag bar religiplt 8anoi0. Mor=
6eren bar @aarobruger Sens &eoer=
len Sarnes, ser far bugget &opeoet
al lin 0nfel, Ole Senien Sarnes,
me6 Ell ifarplleben 4fse.
Sens &e6erien Sarnes er en-
Man6 / 80 Mars Ml6eren. San bar
/ flere Mar pGret iterft religiglt in,
teresieret og bar 1taaet lom Seoer
al en- @eft / frifirfelig &etning. 8el=
ltaaen0e iom ian er, bat ban for eg-
ne Mioler bpgget 8e6ebuiet ~1rte-
gaar0en" og ifienfet set til Seften.
6or ct &ar Mar it6en beltog Fan /
set fom11nale 2ip og ban bar life an
let for at bore uiun6t religtdit paa=
pirfet. 9ette Sorbol0 f%oranore0e, fig
bog, ga ban flor 8inter font / Sor=
bin0elie meb 8arratt. San blep en-
ibrig Silbenger al 6enre og Sun.
getale bleb in6fgrt paa Mp6erne !
ultrtegoaroen". 5elb tolte fife Sens
| Snnger, men ban troe0e paa Sen og
bans &uitr1 bar Ell meget benaa0e1
Iungetaler. S Sen ii6lte Si0 Ell
Sens gaaet al6eles Up / oenne 8epe.
gelle, og for ct Ear Tiger ii0en BE-
gpnote Fan at bliDe unoer1ig al Jig.
2pr0ag Mften 5. II. Sftober full
Sc ser bore Se1t / 8e6ebuiet ul1rte=
gaar6en". @e6 6=Gi6en figrte Sens
SSarnas fin Suitrl1 og Sieneiteptgen
til Oene Selt. Selo par ban arbet0s=
gleot, laa ban bar gieniDnlig life
ielp agtet fig til Soften. 90 ban bar
fommet ct 5tDffe paa Sci gtper ban
imiolertio lin Some Sgmmerne og
gaar ielp tilbage til @aar6en. Ser
foriDnte ban fig me6 en- ffarpi1eben
9Sfse, og me6 6enne begab ban Zig in6
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-18

stnrAsnnn wsahiug in get plans and
araigna for dairy buildings should
@rtfe Mr.. I'll. III. wrhst-r. Chief Of
the Dairy Division fnr Circular III
Ut shr Bureau of Aatsnai Industry.
aad corsen n4my br obtained fire.. Of
charge oa application 10 the f~lureAu.
at H~a#hiagtsfn. II. &,
The dssi published are fuT a
stable for - cows. a Southern stable
for 20 cnws. tao story stables for -.
50. and 100 cows. u stable with milk
tuus. tor 30 cows. a combination
barn for - eo~s. silica OF various
tYpwn. dairy houses. al ice house
A!th milk room. a creamery for
shot. milk. aud a creamery for city
combination service DcfailB OF con
~atractlon of stalls and ~stAnehiun~ arc
also shown. Write "a The address
Indicated and ask for Circular 1871,
Designs al Dairy Buildings
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-18

Young will sometimes air. wca&lingw.
aos at1ayn. hat IL Ia best IN hare the
chances on rou- side.
Sc-k u ssrn a. near Ike the colt
ron Htah 80 yaisn IA possible. and IL
In much tho beat "a hare 81. mare
also ~aat sa saat n. cnt, 10 b-.
~tsr-~siins for sizr.
I am an advncatr of following m.
sarr Ia raising all livestock and I
b~ Ii~ve the closer SO follow nature
tac more ssfro wr ar. uf aarrrsn
siady ta. natural instincts. habits
and tendencies af tho animal ynu are
breeding, Writers nearly always ad.
vtscats The 90 of \ smaller afro thaa
lam. th1a ID contrary sa nature. for
sa every breed hat | can rrcai!. n.
eaair In larger than sas female. The
gvnuhi~a of partaritsnn. | ss~l quite
pssaitiv~. are not isn sn he as~ of a
larger strr than dam. bat tn other
CAUSES and are as liable IN occur
after The am< of \ small sire a. aftrr
4 large nur- rs lam controls shr
sis. Of she sorsam- Ta. dam alao as
n Tufr aaa more influence ou the aifr
saurae he snal wlli Eventually make.
bat he aiT~ has lnEuerrr Also aad \
small scrub uf a sire should nuE b.
expected to produce IN large. an.
horses ~ y large. aae aE!rnai.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-18

ties. Less milk will be wasted. tha
deliveries can be made more quick
". and less dirt will enter the milk
on Its Say frsm the farm In the con-
sumer.
Those Who have much milk and
many milk vessels 70 care for will
and a Windmill for drawing water n
decided convenience. II one In run
aing a large dairy. he mar prefer To
pump water with a gasoline engine
that Is lHed for the cream separator
aud possibly the churn.
II In reported hat The price Of
Lane In Holland and Denmark ranges
from $500 70 $500 an acre. Pretty
high. Isu't IT The main reason In
that these two are dairy countries.
Rat wait There IN something else
more ~forcnful, Tho islands Of Gaern-
soy and Jersey have the average caah
value uf agricultural laaas up 10 81
$50 per acre The dairy catti. bred
m thnsn islands SELLS he story. In.
islllg.ns dslrTtng raises Land values
svoryahsT. and onricaea Tho dairy
sxsa1 accordingly.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-18

Perfectly fresh cream does not
whip easily. After It In twenty-four
hours old IL whips better.
Ia he cost NJ feed during winter
worrying you. Mr. Dairymaa7 Then.
It will b" tine seIl spent and money
easily made IL yoa a;udy the quea-
tons Of feeding aud of growing COW
feed.
Do O select a bull for dairy use
simply because he belongs IN the
Jersey or nuaa other dairy breed.
Find nut whether he In from a line
Of eowa that perform sell over tho
milk pail
Those xao asa cellars tn art milk
In during ans should screen all
the opening leading into the cellar.
that arc not kept closed The cellar
mag be kept aired welt. II plenty OF
AIR Ia les in during the night aaa
hot air IL krr; out during The day.
II milk II sugd .o customers in
netEhhorsn~ suwns. II atlI be- found
more satisfactory ~ deliver Il IN bot
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-18

NJ nd. with YOU brought mo morf
purchasers than I could furnish.
Thankst-J. W. jenkins. ~shuqulak.
Mas.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-18

fContsnued from Page to-
strain. taking caro shat he possess
The same guni qualities ~@ are try
Ing IN AZ in tho hrwe 90. and at~uas IA
tac weak points sc atah 20 usur.
come.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-18
THE ROLL OF HONOR
ALL DE LAVAL USERS

The rIrr, prisr winner. and their scores a; every copvrr-
sion of the National Ba;termakrr~ Association xince its organi
ration IN i-7- have been a. follows.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-18

Fa-an6~ta hr~~dIr. I'm sh~ expert IN
wonderful. bu; ! don't belle 70 the
farmer should ever attempt IL. for ae
wants. hardy. robust. strong animals.
NJ experience IL certainly stroug
that an uutrTuma lucvraa xsm vigur. al1r.
strength and reproductive roarra
For this rra aon ( believe In Tho thor
ouEhbyrd t~rurnlug hor~~i stallion
snr farmers 10 bre~d ia. because IL
gives All oatcrusa and shsn. tcsn. ae
o.lurgn 10 our uf tAr aldrvas breeds
and aaa he~n bred for wf1nr. strength
and ~naarancr or b. would DO Of
little as~ OF The race course Thr
t-ottsnE hurar "a being brought Ia
the putnt ~hrr~ a~ IN ri good ssHs 20
;hos~ wanting = tough aor=~. asd
whenever wr have . sratttrE stallion
convenient who Ia not strtaus. IN
sound. and e- or hia Ina Immediate an
c~stora havs made grxsd an thr track.
shown. shat hr has stamina and 1n.
duraacr. SO can sell afford 70 aa~
him.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-18
De LAVAL
MAKE THE
BEST

The one purpose of every thinking buyer Of a cream sepa-
Ta'or IL the making of the mos; ard the best cream possible,
whether for home oIt'crmaking. creamery patronage, o r any
other to which cream Is put.
IT'S possible TO claim Amos, everything for the various
makes of cream s~paratorS but the one indispu;ablc fac, that
woule.ee competitions do not even attempt TO get around in the
angncsiiorabic superiority of the DE LAVAL machines in the
making of the be-, butter
Year after year, dating back TO the invention of the
"ALFHA-DI>C" system OF DE LAVAL bowl construction,
butter made by userS of DE LAVAL machines has scored
highes' and won all higher awards in every large and thoroughly
Representatives butter contest; Throughout; the world.
beginning with the Ara; great annual confess; of the
NATIONAL B~UTTERMAkERS ASSOCIATION in is, and
ending with the ips confess, Al Minneapolis. March ii;h to 18th,
not only the HIGHEST but every anywhere near high award
has been made 20 a.crs of DE LAVAL scpara,ors and more
than ninc~'cn'hs of all exhibits scoring above 10 per cent. in
quality have been DE LAVAL made.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-18

t~E Madison. wfs- Eauts Braar waahtag-rs tuwn Score -
t~1 I@h&aar tuwA & w Nr@h 6n#str1 Para HIS ~urw r
t~s HurAfn-d EI- y e Ci,suss~ T-roaa Iowa ~rorr
ia Cc1ar 1asSa fuwA Tbarsa* Mlt0n y Eagi MINI score ~ -
$50 uwA snrna Nian ~ Y Miller ManaaA fuwa n
~ Tnf-sa ~ 10 uri ltzasdah& N~ @wr~arn ainn ~~u~M
t@1 @tnas Fails N DAKOTA A. ~ Mo- all Crv@son Iowa @sn~
40 L&rrn}n4 %g1. III T ~orirrrnAfi t4krAeS4d NINA ~~ar~ ~
NF II Pa1I &nu Y y IarntnAd. UwatunnA Aaun - cuw ~
tas " 4 D1an1Fr. aFvrn a N@s ~cusw rs
3sA - LnWs Ma. L y NJ or tArrt3t~. Milan .~-=-~ @~orw ~ S
tA& tGbE&Sp4 "a a AAfta0rs HusG CITY Ann -s-n@- u "
81 thbsasn III. \ E-adhAad SoFTE hfanrh MInn %env 81
Ns J g Post hsstar Atnn -+-.rs4-4r+e~~-%4+..~a~~ Srurw ~
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-04-18

The things iu he sought tar IN y
afro by ~. farmer ayw dortGity ~
don't u~~ y vicious sirv~-~s1u nd fss ~.
endurance Remember hat IL la The
general characteristics uf the breed
10 ~hlca she paruats belong thai
@ill he transmitted to The offspring.
and tho 1surr irmiY these caarar*
,srsnttca are established III. FauT~
certain are they IN b~ transmitted.
Oar thing IN certain. that so should
never use q sire that IN nt4t paTr1rsa.
FOR nniy vuvshrrda can ne relied nn
10 transmit their good qualities. You
can betfrr AFFORD la pay - sossi fire.
TAI . pur~brri .lr~ than to us~ - scrub
as - giff. 4 f~w dollars may nnran
a f~w hunsir~i dollars in the value
~ the foaI. and IL coass no fnnrr to
raIsr y veil bird hor~r than . scrub.
Bear in mind. tn. more highly bred
your sire the more likely your toaln
are 10 Inherit hla good qualities.
As 10 age. select u alrs in ths
prime Of his life. ON. too old or too
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-06

of almost continual rain, will he cut off for several days
 The Postal Telegraph company had 3 wire into Butte this morning long enough 10 learn that the power house supplying the electric lighting and tel. egraph power was threatened by floods The wire failed moment later and Butte therefore Is practic- ally without light or power All the Western Union wires failed early this morning north of Dillon, Mont, owing either io trouble in the power house at Butte or washouts along the Rig Hole river.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-06

There Is still much interest in carpet bowling hy members of Live oak council. Royal Arcanum and after ev- cry meeting, there are spirited contests, Al the last meeting there was an in- teresting game between George <. Adams and II. R. Hull, the former winning hy close shave. Sixteen of the members played during tho even ing and tho games werc interesting. Al this meeting. one application for membership in the council was acted on
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-06

Al the Grand Avenue Baptist church Sunday morning, tho pastor, Rev. Charles q. Smith will preach, the sermon to be followed by the Lords supper and reception of mem bers In the evening he will have for the theme of his sermon, Philip tho Evangelist"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-06
uirza. and the possibility of foreign

Mr7a, and the possibility Of foreign intervention Responsibility for this state of affairs is attributed largely to tho shah himself, who, to use the phrase of a representative of tho Rus sian foreign office. is going to the dogs as fast as he can.
 The report cabled to Berlin that the shah has taken refuge at the Russian legation at Teheran is denied here, but the news that he has retired to the Bageshakh palace, in an outlying To- cation, is confirmed, This move, how
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-06

ever, is officially explained as a mere change of summer residence.
 NO request has been received at tho foreign office for an extension of the u'timatum sent by Russia to Persia for the payment of indemnities in con nection with the operations of Persian bandits on the Russian frontier west ward from Lenkoran. Newspaper dispatches from Teheran said such an extension has been asked for The ulttmatum expires on June to. The reported submission to the Russian
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-06
FAIR HAVEN NEWS
Date for Strong School Gradu ation June t9-No At tempt at Kidnapping,
 After All

The graduation exercises of the class, of '0s. Strong school. will take place in Grannss hall. on the after noon of June 10 Diplomas will he presented to 1S9 pupils. the largest class ever graduated at Strong school. Last year 115 pupils received dplom- as The class gift is handsome bss relief, section of The March of AL exander." This memorial will be placed over the platform in Granniss hall. It is beautiful gift and will add materially to the decorations of the hall The diplomas will be pre- sented by Principal Knowlton of the Winchester school. The address of welcome will be given by tho class president, Frederick DcNatty.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-06
SHAH "GOING TO THE DOGS"
Says Russian Foreign Ot'ice---Pcrsian
 Ruler May l0so Throne.

st. Petersburg, June 5,--The stua- ton in Persia, according to reports received here, Ia steadily going from bad to worse, and dispatch that came in to-day has arOused apprchon- sion of T speedy end to the reign of the present shah, Mohammed Ali
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-06

authorities of the chief of the shakhseven tribesmen four or five days ago is taken to prove that no ex- tension has been requested. Russia has not yet decided, however, whether or not to order General Snarski the commander in the field, to resume hls operations June tO
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-06
TWO CITIES CIT OFF.
Helena and Butte Without Wire or Rail Connection Because or Floods.

Salt bako Utah June 5-Helena and Butte, Mont, are to-day practic- ally cut off from wire and rail com mIinication with tho outside world. Rain is still falling heavily through out that portion of Montana. and traf- fc on the railroads, already demor- alaed by washouts, following a week
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-06
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The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-06

Collector of Customs I Rico Winchell received yesterday a letter from su- pervislng Architect Taylor of Wash ington. saving that the plans for the addition to tho postoffice in this city would bo taken up and put through as soon as possible. Architect Taylor pass es on all plans for public buildings un- der government supervision
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-06

Beginning today there will he a change of schedule in the Momauguin service of the Connecticut co. Cars via State and Ferry streets win start at 6:06 a. m. and run every 24 minutes until lO:5i D. m. First Sunday car at 6:30 a. m.
 The Lighthouse cars via Chapel street will start at 54S a. m. and run every 24 minutes until 1ls24 D. m. First car on Sunday at a. m.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-06

Cashier John A. Hull of the New Iiavei postoflce has compiled tho post office receipts for the month of May. which shows the total receipts for the month to have been s35OOl.S6. The loss in the amount collected for the corro- spending month last year is about nvc DOT cent,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-06
MINLINERY CLEARANCE PRICES
Sample Stationery.

Fine Tablets all for pen work, l2c and isc values, popular sizes, litho- graphed covers at 7c. One loi assort. cd Tablets and Pads, regular Sc sz- es and styles, at 2 for Sc. One lot of 6x9 Tablets with flag design covers, while they last ic.
 Box Paper, 200 boxes, no two are alike, Sc and 200 values. At iOc.
 Cedar Lead Pencils, full size, val. JIG Sc dozen, at Be dozen.
 Polished Lead Pencils, finished in Red, White and Blue, 25c values. Al llc dozen.
 Lead Pencils, 25c values, with in. serted rubbers, wood graded from thick down 10 thin, regular soc. A, 2lc dozen.
 Playing Cards, well known Four in Hand y, enameled backs. assort. ed colors, 20c values. Al l2c.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-06
BRIEF MENTION.
High water to-day at 4.,s a. m.

The cast of tho Drummer Boy If shiloh will have dinner and dance al the Granite Bay hotel, Short Beach on Friday. June l2 America lodge. K. of r. will be the entertainers and the K. of P. orchestra will furnish tho music for the evening.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-06

Mir. and Mrs. William w. Kennedy were given a surprise visit by about 30 of their relatives and friends Thurs day evening. the party calling to help the couple celebrate their 18th wedding anniversary IL was 2 complete sur prise. but tho company were made most welcome to the Kennedy home at 10 Houston street, The evening was most enjoyably spent with music and games and fl was a very pleasant go. clal occasion. The callers brought along good things in the line of eata- bles and delicious supper was served late In the evening. Tho couple were the recipients of hearty congratulations for continued happiness and many more wedding anniversaries. The call CTS included Mir. and Mrs. Herbert Dickerman, Mrs. Homer Futile, Miss Lillian Futile. Miss Caroline Dickor- man, all of Mt Carmel; Mir. and Mrs. Andrew scrimegour. Hartford and Mir. anod Mrs. Ernest Hill, Mrs Ellsworth Bennett, the Misses Georgia and Dor othy Bennett and Messrs. Thomas, Johnson and Miller of this city.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-06-06

How did you cure him ot rocking the boat?n
 quite easily [ simply began to toy with an unloaded pistol happened to have