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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-30

@on lit mart 6olge al Ell bcl
Glpf @%aocorenge. &iittof bnpOc Sc
fife noget at fpbe for, men Sc hol6t
al at ie SanOelen, % ioa fult0e set
59noe, at De fl1noe ltiGla Imou rs
inrffer ira Gognen. Snurt fpn1 q,
IGf 0rengene flpOenOe meO Sen Sc
lteO, at nSce Cream" Wanoen npr-
meOc Jig og Be gop Jig til at pente.
Y1en mems Simnie tSrreOe Speoen
la lit Yniigt nle0 Srpieprmet, fit
ban at Ie, at Ell al 0%rengene 6apOe
eli %nmaoOelig Itor gr90Ifipe / Soan=
ZEN. Ser bar life ulene meoet
Snl9r pnn ben, men Sen bar npiten
Gl0cles 0Gffet al ct &eo1tpffe. Bare
Spnet al bette puu Ell iud he0 0oo
mar nof til at gore lille Simmic
lrg. 9an DenOte Sobe0et bort oo
ltirreOe i10 | Nniigtet poa en- jul
ten SnnO, lom itOO Der og Itirreoe
lGnglelsful0t pun oen lture 8rpD=
ltipe. Sinmie fori6gte fife at ie
pea Sunoen og ban CAB Jig til at
Itirre neOoper @noen; men 8iGeoet
al ben mugre, iltltne Sumo ltoo lao
flart for ban, lom ON ban ioo ielpe
Sunoen. San loa bporle0es Sen
il ingeOe meO Salen iom ON oen
tiloe iige: rSo - ieg tror nof -
jeg foar en- Sm1tle."
Sinnnie OenOte Jig ON for at Ie,
men mel - 9re1tgen qup fife en-
Sm11le bort, ifent Sl1roen ioa pau
Dom Iuu pOerit bpnfoloenOe o0 Ito0
o6 go6te bper @ong .0rengen .tog
ing Ell 9iO.
Oct nGIte gieblif lbs ser eft
Sn6elrau6 fra Sloffer. ySSSce Cream"
Wdnoen fOm fpren0e, og belle Slot
fen lpGrneOe r1tltot ON Gognen.
Simmie fif- lin uSce Cream o.
= BON bndbe0e MI, at Sun0en bar
| qGaet i'm Sci. San bettote iig rltn0t
op Ser Iao ban Sen bulte efter Oen1
meO NGie en- brit / Geiret efter set
fri1tcnOe &ooItpffe.
Sim beo Spnoerne iantme1 ct
Iieblif, iua preo ban pua gtplell
% gior0e @rimuier meo Wunoen,
iGet BON ronbte: uGpt, bette foloe
Stof er bare for Yiger. Naar ieg
ipiier, oil leg ipiie &eo. Oct er
&pb, iom g6r Solf ltGrfe." Sda
tenote 6dn Jig moo Grengen mes
NrsOitpffet og &poitpffet og iogoe
burtig: r2ao os butte. Oh ifol fou
bette ipne Stof og gip mig bin
Mao".
gflOe 9rengen butte? Sa, 6pren
frrItoo Jig nof pao en- soo cling,
Eaar bar fad ben. st 9ieblif og
0Sce Grenrteu" Dor / bans Spnoer.
Simmie tit greoet og &6oet. San
ifreg, iom nn fan 9apoe giort Ell
1trmGrfet Sau0et og iatte ioo /
Spring neo moo Ell SiOegaoe -
iulgt al Sen bufteuoe, iultne @uno.
Dc andre Grelrge bplot Jig runot
CHI Gpgnen. Sdu mart Simrtie bar
ifiult for Sc an0re, fuite0e ban Sen
moO6poelige Nfno pau Stenen, bpor
cen foriltltne @Wuo fortnre0e Sen
meo @roooig6eD.
Wten ftaffels life Sium1ieI Op6e=
oct Jam ban bar ug meo bpcr 9terpe
frigcu0e efter Sen fnlDc See
'Greum" - Ben bur n1t fife til at fuu
.faeu. Ger bar irgel1 Euo0 fur set.
M'eo 4rnren mos en- Trq ug meo
II fife trGtte @niigt GENT I Sen
'gruo ban til Oen mi luffelige. &uno
gup fig til at ie pua bom.
Seq faa oelr en- liben Stuno
%Icnere. 5imnlie 6apoe iumlet list
Ganb / i'm ge11le feoteoe @at og
Gans &ammerot ornf og oraf. Sg|
oerefter, ga Simmie f%ortalte bam.
btor let Get pur for en- Snno at lore
ct qao pno &ugbenene, itirreoe ieg
lrnge ill0 / Guns itroalenoe, tore
2jEe - ltirreOe lom Sen, Der
hor funoet moget Itort.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-30

Splf S%cfpmring.

8Den berlfet Ell Gel Sefpmring oper,
Al Ben berpGrenOe %preuslilfe 8ari=
Jon ifltl0e f~orflpttes til &uiltm. S
iiE 9te0 Ear 9luoct 6enpen0t Jig til
GGltemmen0e Stc0 og fnnct ct Spar,
lem forelobig bar lpftet Ell ting
Stcn ira bets @jerte. Mnn peo l1enl=
Ing life noget ON, at Ell lad0al1
6orflpttelie ifnl Ife. Oct tpife Slao
tcflager, bpis Ell 6orflpttclie lfulOe
tie, forOi Ser, iiOen 9ntailonen !
Slutningen al 6irierne fom til
BDen, alto bar berifet oet lGrligt
gp0t 6orbolO melem ben og Sefolf=
ningen". - Mcn fl1nOe ct innOnrlt
% life ogiaa ipGrfipttes meQem
I'll M @oriion og Sen tQifc 9efOlf-
ming? &porfor On ifa6e Jig?
-SunIme @lao uotaler oginn
in 8efpntril1g oper, bpnrleoes bet
fol lpffes Starl1p YrGltefal0 at
fan Starltp Seoe ul1oer <ltltr,
naor ben preusiiife @oriion mi fife
lGngere bill leie Sen til GfIercer-
ploos. Higtignof er Ser fife inOtruf=
fet nogen StaOfpItelie pnu Sorpngt=
ningen AT Ell Wurf peO Stofferbp=
pes til set nGpnte Sien1eo; men 8lo=
oct gaar bel / lin 8efpmring no
ira, at ben uil fonl11e. @flercerpla0-
lens 6orflpttelie ira Starltp &eOe
til Battle-Ground ifer, forOi @e0en er
for file til pisie 2pelier . MGrfe-
ligt nof op0oges bette III efter Ell
Sues Nars Sorlp6, ben1prfer 800
ocr5madlct".
ltbclO. @eOens auIfen ira
Sapuprfet uSollsborg" Sen 3. Oft.
TOR / 6GrO me0 at lGsie ct SrG al
! SlotsgoOe, falot ct Itprre Stpffe
SrG 1teo pon Sopeoet al Ell fife
Greng, Spn al Sppograf Sfop=
gcarO. 0rengen fit ct itort Soar /
&obeOet, loa ban itrnfs nlaotte 6en
ii? Ell 9Gge for at forbinoes.
- Gn faab Sppg. @n Itprrc
Greng pan 2inOeool affpreoe Sen
Z Oft. ell Warfeospiltol lige for
Eret al Ell fife Yige. Gen fife er
bcrof blepen belt oep poa set enc
Gre.
Hlerup SOgn. - Gn raif aatt=
mel Some. (0bbpit.) gn plore Some
TED 9tapn @un0er Warie &eterien,
IS Nar gammel, ser bar 6oet i
NU1tbgl ! 80 Iar, gplteoe 9pen for
uogle Gage iioen for at tole meo
AGn1le Sefenote. Sum Dor I'LL II
&ingenGs. Smtrent 20 Mor bar
Fun pGret Gnfe og four liOt NI=I
rcr0omsrente. Sroos 6en0es boieI
al0er er bum meget a~allnsfriif %
itGrf. 9lngnoenoe 6ellbes 9~loerooms=
rcllte enife0e bun / i'm 5i6 at tale /
me0 Mpu0ig6eoerne / M%ubenruo, |
men Oa Tetgene par fno, % Der /
ifuloe ipares pna Mpnte1, tog bum
a SteO til 6o0s / @fterlommeren
ira HingenGs. &eien piloe 300 Itf<
fert pGre 6lepen 6enoe 5aa0e lang
90 trnng, men bum falte0e 90 6au0e
Stremper og Sfo og eff 6%arfoOet
6olf, bun me0te, lelp .pnnOrenoe
SDenoe" pnfe0e hen0e, ha Be bel
NOT fl1n0e lie, at bum pnr bgjt til
Nars. Men bun iporeoc raj #: gnf
life mig, men pnf ier ielp. ieg flo
Ter ben nof.
&ajnG5. - SpSsfalb. S%erppren-
SC So%gneprGit Saltien CT 9totten
til Ben 6. Oft. afgouet pes 9pDen
gfter lpngere Spageligben. Gen finn
AZ aor ganle MonO fit for nogen
Gio iiDen ct Slogtilfeloe og bar
'fOen fife pGret rigtig roif. 9ette
Ga0sfulo ui( ifelge v0pb6pl= Soften"
bIipe befloget al bele Sognets 9e-
folfning. Gen Nfo6oe bar en- ret
Enoig Manb, Der itob / BET 6ebIte
TorbolO til fine Sogne6prll. San
lit olbrig 6ortpifningens sgrenbe.
Nuro6urs. - Srilt S%pDsfalb. Den
>c SS O..o.Ii
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-30

pnnlfeIigc SpiieieOoel, inn / boi
Uroo par ufor1tnnelig for &c troifpl-
nige Nurmerpigcr.
s Dag bopoe Sc pGrct iua o.
toget Al Mp0et, at Sc fom Ell Sinlc
Ter tent til Mi0ag.
Spiieinlen bar onttrent tom, men
oercs lorte Sen bar oog til Steoe,
fGroig til at oppnrte Sem mco lin
lTOponlige @sfligbeo.
&oet Sc geumemlpIte SpiieIeooe-
len onbefoleOe ban en- og dn0en &et.
i'm ban iogOe par iGroeles peli mlo-
gcnOe.
90 clubbing? %il Gnmerne life
hope Snpoing?" ipurgtc ban.
$50, pi pil toge 9%nOHing," lpo-
re0e Soo. ySeg foler mig nGitcn
lrlten not til At for(angt bUcr enc
lie Hct poa Se00elen.~
W}iot / Moolti0et Itoppeoe Sou %
i>et bun betrugtcOe SpiIeieoOelen
ll0brpO bun: . N(nno, 9uoOing
ilrperes meO @rGlloepiniauce!"
Set fan pel fife gpre noqet til
Gagcn," ipare0e 4nna, en- Smule
lrriterct, Oa bun m9rfeoe, at Sc
bopOe tilOraget Jig Spmprfiombe-
ben al en- ing WanO, iom iao tpGrs
prerfor Gem. Set er bel fife lao
n:eget SrGnOeuin / Den, at BET fan
rore lfooeligt."
uNnna, CT oct uirfelig sin Me-
ring at iige, at BET fife er Ifaoeligt,
Ou, ct MeOlem al Den friIteliQe
ljngOomsforening og Sormon0 for
Nfbolosfomiteen, bill 0u pirfeliq iptle
clubbing meo 9rGnoepil1ialtce2
30 mel, naturligpis life, men set
fon life pGre pprot at qpre @uo=
lipr oper Set MI. 81 hebpDer 10 life
, a lpiie BEN; eller Ri fon ipiie fist
Of 8u00ingen og lnOe Soucen blioc
tilbuge. Oct er fife np~ope1oigt at
Qipe bore Npfattinger poa Bette
Gmroooe til &enoe."
uNnna," iparc0e S0n title, LEG
til life engang loOe ben Heger fro,
Ct Ri iumtpffer | iao0ame cling.
4'oo ionme Sio er icg life tilfreos
me0 at gno foruoen 8ltGoing. Seq
I'll bc0e Spparteren foranore Dor
SrOre til 9G~blepie." Sum binfeoe
til Spporteren pg fortalte 6am, at
sc piloc bope 9gblepie / Steoet for
clubbing.
Negeren bltffe0e Grbpoigt, iper=
genbe: yGil s ole bone Eic2" Sans
/ -
SSfatning bar, tilipnelaoenoe, at
nGn nilge Mano tilbprte oeres Sell
ifdb-
Mmna mumleoe ct nnppe 6erligt
.SSa~, % Ben unge Wano, meo Ell
let Maomerl, buffeoe befrpftenoe.
90 oe 6ap0e ipflt og forla0t Spi=
i~claler iao Sen ltltge Monb enomt
res 9rroet.
uSOo,4 iogoe gn1a, uieg tror
IIdn f~ordnoreoe lin Sr0re paa @rlrlo
al bpuo ort lagoe angudenoe 8llo=
r1ngen.~
rSa bet er nteget iaH0ipnligt, og
al ben @ruuo er ieg iGrOeles for
npjet. On peo oct betuler Jig oltic
ct gpre set ipm er ret"
uSu, Ieg antager oct" ipareOe
9lnna, men iommetiOer tror ieg
G. on tPgger 1ormegeTt NGgt pud
imoating."
Or Eigerne ben 9lften troaOte
ino i Spiielalen fom Opporteren
fen til Dem meo SOFAS @otitsbog,
bum bou0e efterloot BEN poa 9or-
set, fagOe ben unge Mono, iom bap-
Sc ipiit meO Dem. Sun aabneOe
9ogen, % ioa ga, at ban bapoe
~ifrepet poo Snoiioen: ySof for
s@blepien.~
n&ere ou," uobrgo 4nna, 0bpor
rrmontif, bpor in~tereslantl"
S0n, lom bar al en- mere prof
tiff SinOsretning, lpareOe limpelt
fen: Sea er alas, at ban 1atte
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-30

@ooroejer Yolil Sommerlllnos Sic
hcIteoreng / glerrtp fom ben 6. Oft
nlpffelig al Steo, ga ban ifulOt
bente en- &lag fra @arfen. @loaen
Ser ifuloe til @rmtm @orfeb, iloq
Gum meo 9ogbenet / S%ooeoet, lac
2pgcn ira Softluno muntte tilfaG.
ncs, og Ser er finn tibet Soob ON
at 9rengen fan lepe. San er Il
9(ar gammel.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1908-10-30

Gets Maoneoer Oerefter mehte
SSoa lin Geninoe 9lnna.i Bolttpn=
tnret.
yMa, Nnna," iag6e oenne, uieg
BIZ forteGe big noget. Suffer oll
sen ltnge Mano, iom iuO til Soros
meo os / Detroit iiOlte Spmmer?"
So, set giorOe bum.
IS 8aar mootog ieg 9reo --
gnnos Zine itroaleoe forboabnings=
fulot. uGar set fife set ieg logOe
Sig" ipareOe bun triltmferenoe
On mootog 8rep ira bom?"
yNei" ipore0e Sba alporlig
Set bar ira bans MoOer. SiOItG
CONNER ou Ri traf bom bar bar
paa &eiie for at ~genpinOe tit Sel-
breo. San par lin Mors eneite Sel1,
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Suits Filed in District Court.

Jaffa. Prayer s Co. against NJ. r.
and Elizabeth Lewis, for an attach
ment and recovery on an alleged note
for S767.50. R. E. Lund is plaintiffs
attorney.
Jefferson Lane, as administrator OF
the estate of James Lane, deceased
against jefferson Lane, Martha San
ders, Mary Falkins, ct al, for settle
ment of estate. D. w. Elliott is attor
ney for plaintiff.
Samuel L. Herriott against w. R
Randle, an injunction suit seeking to
prevent the sale of eighty acres in
1895. Richardson, Mcclure & Hef
lin are attorneys for plaintiff.
W. C. Barnhardt and c. o. Aberna
thy against w. H. and J.. A. Cooper
on an alleged ccoun for s92-34. ]
w. Eden is attorney for plaintiff.
The Eastern Railway Co.. of New
Mexico against R. L. Miller, asking
for 81, 900 damages and a restraining
order preventing defendant from sell
ing non-transferable railroad tickets
Reid & Hervey are attorneys for the
plaintiff.
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Ll--
Trade DIRECTORY.
Grocery Stores.

WESTERN GROCERY CO.-The
leading grocery store, nothing but
the best.
CASH GROCERY.-prunty & Gordon
Proprietors. Strictly cash. Our
groceries are the best.
WATSON-FINLEY GROCERY CO.
See us for the most complete line
of staple and fancy groceries and
fresh fruits and vegetables in the
city.
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Lumber Yards.

PECOS VALLEY LUMBER CO.
Lumber, shingles, doors, lime, ce-
ment, paints, Varnish and glass.
ROSWELL LUMBER CO. Oldest
lumber yard in Roswell. See us for
all kinds of building materials and
paint.
KEMP LUMBER CO.-Call on us for
Lumber, Shingles, etc. We treat
you right. East 4th st.
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Grain, Fuel & Hide Dealers.

ROSWELL WOOL & HIDE CO.-Let
us furnish you with your Grain, Coal
and wood, we buy hides, phone 20.
ROSWELL TRADING CO. Coal,
Hay, and Grain. Always b best.
East Second St. Phone 126.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-01-03

Judge 7. T. Evans has returned
from a holiday visit at his old home
in Weatherford, Tex, where he at
tended a family reunion. He states
that times are very close over in Tex
as and that Roswell is the busiest and
best looking town he saw while on
his trip.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-01-03

Mrs. NJ. E. Richardson, of Nevada,
Mo, who has been here four months
visiting her daughter, Mrs. w. G..
Polsgrove, left this morning for Ona-
va, n. NJ, to visit another daughter,
Mrs. S. H. Ferguson.
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Mr.. and Mrs. A. L.. Younger left
this morning for their home in Perry,
here this winter and were here all
last winter.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-01-03

We have the best No. s, 17-in. oven
cook stove on the market for $3.50,
and the best Six-cap Range for $3.50.
Hills & Dunn. 59t3
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A. n. Gibbs, who had been here two
days visiting and prospecting, left
this morning for his home in lowe
City, La.
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MONEY.

If you have cash that you want to
loan or invest, give us a trial. We can
place it for you.
Roswell Title INC Trust Co.
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Now is your chance to get two
teams and harness, 4 wagons block
and tackle and house moving trucks,
all for $1.oO. See r. l.. Ballard at In
gersoIIs.
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MI. and Mrs. P. G. Welburn, who
had bee here several weeks look
ing for a location, left this morning
for their old home in Fort. Worth.
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Rev. Edwin Emerson Davis was OPP
terday afternoon at St. Mary's hos,
pitaI and was getting along nicely to-
day.
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A. c. Heard, of Carlsbad, was mere
yesterday visiting relatives and call
ing on friends.
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Mrs. J. H. Clifton and on, Clarence
left this morning for Amarillo to visit
the formers daughter, Mrs. w. B.
Sims.
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]. w. Turk left this morning for
his home in Amarillo after a business
visit in Roswell. He was also Oh a
sightseeing trip down the valley.
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Don't forget the Oriental Barber
Shop will still cut your hair for Csc.
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Money to Loan.-RosweII Title anc
Trust Co.
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See the bargains on 1Oc counter
Makin's.
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Photographers.

TURNER STUDIO.-Suecessor to
Hess e Co. First class photographs,
engagements and views.
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We want to list your property. We
have customers with money that will
buy good bargains. Try us.
Roswell Title and Trust Co.
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Edgar F. Harrall came down from
Kenna asst night for a short business
visit.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-01-03

Don't buy your furniture until yol
see Hills & Dunn, 100 N. Main. 1913
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Architects.

J. NJ. NELSON CO., Architects.
Oklahoma Blk. Roswell, N. M
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Hard times brings about good bargains.
The time to buy is when property is
cheap. Invest your money now in PecosI
Valley property and double your money
in II months. We have some extra good
bargains this week.
We make Abstracts that are ac-
copied by all Courtsof the Territory as
evidence of Title. Why not get the best?
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-01-03

F. F. Hull, of Dexter, is spending a
few days in Roswell.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-01-03

Grill Cafe for Sale.
Call at the Roswell Hardware Co.
for particulars. 59tf
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Abstracts.

F. P. Gayle, manager. Reliable a1t
prompt. 1926
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See the bargains on 1Oc counter
Makin'S.
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Coal COCK stoves, 81 to $40. Maxim.
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Coal cook stoves. 81 to $40. Maxim
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Newspaper.

THE DAILY RECORD Prints all
b local news, and gives the doings
of the world through the Associated
Press. so cts. a month.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-01-03
Blacksmith Shops.

DIR. J. w. LOGAN.-Practical and
scientific norse-snOer. Blacksmith
ing, rubber tires and wood work,
promptly and satisfactorily done.
Texas Shop, South Main ST.
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s LOCAL NEWS. :


c. w. Beeman, of Malaga, was here
yesterday on business.
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Book Store.

INGERSOLL'S BOOK STORE $3.50
Popular Copyrights, Csc all the time.
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Real Estate.
Ready-tO- wear Apparel.

MORRISON BROS. STORE
Outftters in ready to yea apparel
for men, women inc children. Mil
linery a specially.
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Seed Store.

ROSWELL SEED CO.-19O8 seed cat
alogue now ready. Get one.
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Attorneys;
Butcher Shops.

T. c. MEAT MARKET.-Fresh meats
staple and fancy groceries.
ing but best. Quality our
motto.
STAR MEAT MARKET.-The place
for good corr fed beef and all 9th
er meats, 1913 N. Main st. Phone
Sc.
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Drug Stores.
Dive Works.

K. c. DYE WORKS.-Alterations and
repairs. Cleaning and pressing. j
H. Angel, phone SIT. 123 ". I'd.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-05-08
WELL PRoPoRTloNED BUILDING
One of the Handsomest Churches in
North Nebraska.

The new church home of st. Paul's
Ev. Lutheran church stands on the
church grounds where its two pred
ecessors have stood out on North
Eleventh street. Viewed from any
viewpoint it is a handsome well-pro-
portioned structure
In architectural style the building is
of the traditional Gothic executed in
red-brown Kaybee press brick with
limestone trimmings metal cOrnices
and stained shingle roof.
The main entrance is located in the
center of the south facade and is
flanked on either side by towers.
The larger tower rises to a height
of ninety-fiye feet and within it is
hung a new 2,1OO pound bell of rich
deep tone.
The exterior presents the skillful
massng and graceful skyline which
is too often lacking in buildings of
this class, but it is on the interior of
the church that one finds its chief
merits.
There apparently tradition has CIV
en- away to considerations of comfort
and safety wherever a conflict oc-
CURED. A striking illustration Of this
is noted in the main entrance, where
the conventional and sometimes dan
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-05-08
JOHNSON BEGINS LECTURES.
Tells of Nations "PeriIs'-Centralza
ton of Power,

Tells of Nations "PerIs"-CentraIza
ton of Power.
Houghton, Mich, May 3. Gov.
Johnson of Minnesota began his lee
ture tour here when he addressed a
large audience on the Majesty of the
Law"
"The progress of this republic" he
said, sis guided by the landmarks of
constitutional liberty, today is op-
posed by two dangers. One is the
tendency of the federal government
to Capitalization of power. The other
is the power of centralized and pred
atory wealth, fostered by special priv
ileges, and defiant of both the public
welfare and the law of the land"
He declared that these two perils
were, in a way, cooperative, in that
the profitable development of the
great industrial trusts of today is
largely due to "the special privileges
of the federal government, and es-
pecially to unreasonable and unjust
tariff laws"
The existence of these trusts" he
added, sis urged as reason why still
further powers should be centralized
in the federal government, the states
deprived of their constitutional rights
and powers"
In regard to state rights, as opposed
to Capitalization of power in the fed
eral government, he said:
THE constitution provides that the
inherent powers of this republic, not
delegated to the federal government,
reside in the states and the people.
Yet the present administration claims
it possesses a jurisdiction broader
than and outside of the constitution,
the power to rule subject colonies and
subject peoples, unrestrained by the
constitution and beyond the territorial
limits where the constitution and its
guarantees may go"
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-05-08

Haase's suburban lots to Norfolk
Otto Vollbrecht and wife 80 Carl
zession, q. c. d. Cons 100000, 10 int.
in NWA of 1924.
Cornelia Stevens to Viola Satz. w.
ID. Cons 100000, Pt of SWA of NWA
of 25.24-4.
A. C. Williams and wife TO Charles
II. Church, w. d. Cons. 500 Lots 3
and 4, Block s. Meadow Grove.
August Braasch and wife to William
Duhring, w. d. Cons. 5000. Lot A.,
Braasch suburban lots.
Alvin c. Holmes and wife to A. C.
Williams w. d. Cons. 5000 Lots 3 and
4, Block s Meadow Grove.
Rome Miller and wife to Stannard
Stock Food Co, Cons. $100. Ek of
Lot %. Wards suburban lots to Nor.
folk.
w. w. Craig to Cynthia Craig. w. ID.
Cons. 5. Loo Lots /, ., and 4, Block Z,
Battle Creek.
j. c. S. Wells and wife The Cathed.
raj Chapter of the Diocese of Nebraska
W. ID. Cons. $4,000, Lot s, Block .,
Koenigsteins third addition to Norfolk.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal. (Norfolk, Neb.) 1900-19??, 1908-05-08
TRAIN DIPLOMATS.
University Will Open School to Pre-
mare Men For Consular Service,

pare Men For Consular Service.
Chicago, May 2.-Preparing young
men for the United States consular
service is the task about to be under
taken by the University of Chicago,
which yesterday issued circulars con-
tanning the announcement Of the
courses in preparation In the new
field.
The plan follows closely that sug-
gested recently by the New York
chamber of commerce, which urged
the establishment of a national school
of instruction for aspirants to the
ranks of diplomats. In addition the
course includes instruction designed
to equip students as foreign CONNER
cial agents, in the employ Of Amer
lean business houses having relations
abroad.
The series of courses will cover
three years of work. They deal in
the main with political economy, po-
litical science, the elements of law,
commercial law, history of the United
States, and modern history, together
with such training in modern Ian
guages as will enable the student to
use them for political and commercial
purposes.
The consular service now is under
the merit system and vacancies are
filled by persons designated by the
president, who have passed examina-
tions testing their fitness. The an
nouncement of the University of Chi
cago sets forth that students satisfac-
torily completing the special courses
prescribed will be duly certified to the
president