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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20
nOuOIaSS StuaFt.

This attorney has his ONCE on
Prince street, next door to the Gazette
Office He is a native Of Cumberland
county, Va, but came with his parents
to Alexandria early in childhood. He
is graduate of the University OF Vir-
ginia,-from whose doors so many
good men have gone out into all walks
OF usefulness began the practice
of law in this city in 1892.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20
OFFICE BUILDING OF THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE

Potomac was more important in trade
than it is today Col. Smith is grad
uate Of the Virginia Military Institute
and a member at this time OF It's Board
of visitors. Col Smith is the Oldest
practicing attorney in the city, and le-
gal representative here of the Pennsyl-
yania Railroad, the Southern Railway
and the Washington Southern.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20
samuel 2. Fisher.

This gentleman is a native of Alex
dria, and a graduate of the Georgetown
University, having previously been en-
gagged with a Washington real estate
title insurance company, and became
versed in the technicalities of probate
and equity law Since January. 1905,
he has been corporation attorney.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20
Waller u. XarneY.

A native of West Virginia, but his
youth and early manhood were spent
in Loudoun county, where for several
years he taught school. Graduating
from the Columbian-now George
Extraordinarily in 1900, he be-
gan at once the practice Of law in
Alexandria He is now referee I'm bank
ruptcy for the T. S. Court for the East
ern district of Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20
Hamilton & Co.

This firm is engaged in the manu-
facture Of cigars, and has 16 names on
its pay roll. The firm consists OF J. r
Steiner. A. H. Oehlert and F. NJ Ham
ilton. The latter is in the work room
and Mr.. Oehlert looks after the busi'
ness end. Their favorite brands are
"Perfectos" and cooperative Choice
but they have lately added a new one
in "El Stlo."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20
w a Johnson q Co.

This firm was established about 40
years ago. for the handling Of groceries
and liquors, both wholesale and retail.
The business Is now managed by John
McWilliams, native OF New York. who
came here with his parents in 1853.
The store at the corner OF Cameron
and n. Royal streets has been long one
Of the busy places OF the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20
Carter Brothers.

j. B. and Thomas l.. Carter came
to Alexandria from Fauquier county
20 years ago, and entered the grocery
trade. They now occupy handsome
two-story brick building OF their own
at 1923 King street, filled with a sta
pie grocery and provision stock, In
Guiding a line Of overalls and gloves
for workingmen, having the cole agen-
cy for the best makes
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20
DIR, Charles Il. Outcalt

Is a native of Martinsburg, w. Va,
and a graduate Of the University OF
MARYLAND. He came to Alexandria
four years ago and took the dental
business of DR.. Rust. He takes a great
interest in the work carried on among
the young people in the Hill Memorial
Building.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20
II. j. FannOn.

Mr.. Fannon is a native OF Alexandria
and has been in the grocery and coal
and wood trade, corner of Duke and
Henry streets, for a quarter Of a GEN.
fury. A branch of the Virginia Safe
Deposit and Trust Corporation is con-
nected with his business as a neigh
borhood convenience. Mr.. Fannon Is .
director of the corporation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20
Herbert Rryant,s Son.

Arthur H. Bryant succeeded in 1904
to the farm implement and seed busl-
ness established by his father in 1866,
another son taking the fertilizer busi-
ness as his share when the father re-
tired. The father, however, is around
every day. from force of habit to see
how the boys are getting along; but
chips or the old block, they get along
ALI right
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20
John NJ, johnson.

This attorney has been in practice in
Alexandria since 1872, more than a
generation, as time is measured In the
life Of man, and he seems able for
work for several decades yet to come
He has served his city we'll as common
wealth's attorney.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20
Norton & Boothe.

The members Of this firm. K. NJ.
Norton and G. L. Boothe-are Virgin
ians and both graduates of the States
great university. The former has been
corporation judge. Mr.. Boothe was for
some time city attorney. The firm rep
resents. legally. a number Of the leading
establishments of the city.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20
HnOO Herfurih.

For 80 years Mr.. Herfurth has been
making cigars in Alexandria, and his
particular brands "Ly Fine" "Planta-
ton" and "Herfurth's Special are ia
vorites among the smokers Of the city.
He is a native of Germany, but came
to America when a child with his par
ents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20
AVleff R. NicOl.

son of Judge Nicol. President of
the Alexandria National Bank, was
brought up under good legal influences.
He is a graduate of Richmond College
and of the University of Virginia. He
began the practice Of law in Alexandria
in 1Q05
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20
w. Nj. Priest.

This gentleman is a native of Rap
pahannock county. Va. and has been
in the grocery trade for five years at
the corner of Queen and Patrick
streets, after having had eight years
Of experience in the same business at
Newark, N. j. He carries a we'll
assorted stock OF groceries and meats.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20
L. G.. Barley.

This attorney has his ofice in the
house on the same floor, III n. Fairfax
street. in which he was born. He Is q
graduate Of the Episcopal High School,
the Randolph Macon College and Uni
versity of Virginia. For six years past
ne has been Judge Of the Corporation
Court
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20
Robinson Moncure.

This attorney is a native OF Stafford
county, Va. and began the practice of
law i'm Alexandria in 1904. He is
graduate OF the Virginia Military In
stitute His office is in the Alexandria
National Bank building, but after July
he will be found at 121 S Royal st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20
RohIey ID. Brumback.

This attorney is a native OF Luray,
Va. and a graduate OF the UNIVERSITY
Of Virginia. He began the pracuce OF
law I'm 1903. and il local attorney In
Alexandria for the Southern Railway.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20
"a THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE, WEDNESDAY
Inhn Is. CockeY

Is a native Of Maryland, but has lived
80 years in Virginia, large part Of
that time in Alexandria. He makes q
speciality of confectionery. manufacture
ing his own goods. He also carries o
large stock Of toys, holiday goods and
musical INSTRUMENTS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20
VIM. T.. Fendall.

This gentleman has been engaged In
the practice of law in Alexandria since
1873. He is a native of the city, and
studied law with f. L. Smith and S. f.
Beech. He practices in all the courts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20
NJ II. O'SulIivan.

Since 1888 Mr.. O'Sullivan has been
in the grocery and liquor trade at the
corner of Franklin and Patrick streets.
He is q native OF Alexandria, a member
OF the Elks, Hibernians and other socie-
ties. and believes Alexandria is destined
to become a city OF Importance.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20
Francis L. Smith.

This gentleman is native OF Alexan-
dria. Of the third generation. His grand
father was a merchant whose ships
brought goods to the marts Of Virginia
from foreign countries in days when the
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20
A. ID, BrOckett

Is a native Of Alexandria OF the third
generation, and 20 years in business on
his own account. He is a merchandise
broker, and as such handles goods for
importers and manufacturers, and deals
exclusively with jobbers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20
DIR. II. Il. Cochran

Is a native Of Texas, but from infan-
cy has lived in Virginia He Is a grad
uate of the Columbian-George Wash
Internationally and has been prac.
Using dentistry in Alexandria for II
years
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20
III. II. Beach & Brother.

The grocery and coal and wood busi-
ness carried on by this firm at $40 N.
Royal street was founded 35 years ago
by their father. They do good bust
ness in their line; besides. they arc
house rental agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20
Sunshine Toilet Articles

The Chemical Kann Sons Co.,
Alexandria which
ties will be given all visitors
land will Toilet Articles
Dhinfetant June l. 1908
The Chemical Co s Products include the following:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20
THAT

The opportunity for success is now
offered to investors, home builders and
manufacturers at Alexandria, the Real
Gateway between the North and the
South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20
THAT

Some peoples money grows just
like a SNOWFALL pushed around gathers
snow. But you have to keep it NOV
ing or it will cease to grow, and you
must look out for the place where the
snow is thickest. From now on the
snow in this financial sense will be thick
in Alexandra. A word to the wise is
sufficient in saying that Alexandra is the
place to send money to or bring it for
investment
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20

feeling
certain
in
II
Immediately
prgnated with Bouquet
beautiful entirely neW-a delicate and asung
amber color
Smshn
nwithg
pains olowedby a aefu and purfh
has
payable semiu January
and Corporation of Alexandra,
bonds The National Bond Co.
The Solar Chemical Co. (nc number OF the
bondhodeu States the Union and
e
and the company all
salary mission and expeas Write
Chemical Co. Zinc j. Alexandra Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20
"A WORD OR TWO
FROM
John D. NORMOYLE
FOR PEOPLE WHO
REALIZE
THAT
The use of money is all the sdvan-
tage there is in having money"
THAT
He that would catch fish must VEN
ture his bait"
THAT
Those who invest sometimes miss
it, but the Others always dc"
THAT
While genuine value begs for audi
ence, the get-rich-quick scheme receives
remittance by return mail.
THAT
The acme of success is in knowing
how to take advantage of an emporium
ity."
THAT
If you are a man of means, or mean
to be, you ought to invest in Alexandra
real estate
THAT

If you are a man of means, or mean
to be, you ought to invest in Alexandra
real estate.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20
THAT

The acme of success is in knowing
how to take advantage of an opportun-
itv.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1908-05-20

ALEXAN DRIA, VA.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-08

0gosalb 5. GorbenpGrenoe
Tolfetingslnal1o for &pernorupfreo:
ien CTR. 5tenbnf bsbe 2angfreoaq
UNDER ct Spbolb / Marb11s, ioet bar
rantes al ct apopleftiif Gilfeloe:
ban blep SO Mar gan1nnel. Mfoeoe,
Ser itoo oen gr1u,otpi9ife 8epegelie
og mango al benn1es Meno ner, bap=
sc / lin Sib peret &cboftgr al oe MI
inogaaebe Blabe: r93pborg 0ogbla6"
% r8ornbolms 0ogbloo".
- &ipbmono 81. @ielien, &oloe,1
/ Marbus, er afeaoet pes 9eoen, c,
20 @ar gammel. Den afopoe bar |
mango Mar brepet cit me9et omfat=
ten0e MISUNDERSTANDING, Ser
bar fier1ot oper bele 2anoet, oe far
81. a. beret Mfeblem al IarbuS Sig
nin9sfonisiion og Meolem al Betty
relien for Marbl,s @runbeierfor=
citing.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-08
Gn nD Slaqs Msinrance.

Gn M Sla9s Msltra1ce. - Isl
leper / cit Msiurancens Sibsal6er. 81
az urerer bore 2ib, bore Suite, bore
&reaturer, Dor @re6e og neiten alt
muligt an6et. Dog fal6t BET in6en
in6 at asiurere moo @pgoom fgr
Or. 6abrnep giennem &reslen be-
fienotgior6e &l1rifos 8ortienelter.
Deroe6 aabneoes M6gang til, moo
en- ringe u6gift at foriifre Jig moo
oct perite al alle Snoer = Sabet al
&elien. @nis Mapen er / l1or6en,
og man iaaleoes befinoer fig iloe, 90
er bette ct 8ebis poa, at 8lo6et er /
l,iun6 Silitan6, og set er ems &ligt
moo fig lelp og fine Haargrenbe, at
foriifre Jig moo en- itbrre ulDffe beb
at begpnbe at BRUCE Dr. 8eters &l1=
rifo. Guiin6er bar bepionet bette
2eeemiboels 6ortrinffebeo. &r1rifc
faces fun bos ipecielt aniotte Mgen-
ter. Sfrip til @ierne, Dr. Bete1
5abr,1ep & Cons Co., 112-118S go.
@opne Mpe., Chicago, Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-08

81 bebranoe. @opeobDgnin=
gen til 6abritar1t @inemoe5' @aor1
"Seglgaar6en" beb 2enbig er total
neobren6t. Sl6en opitoo peo Tolp=
tioen ON Natten, fornentlig fra Ell
&affelopn. &eiten alt Sl1obo breno=
tie, og &eboerne n1aatte re66e Jig /
oct blotte 2inneo.
- @aar6eier Ole &1uu6l ems
@aaro / 9per1,p peo 9feitpeo er fulo=
itnnoig ne6brer,ot. Ser i,1bebrenote
1 &elt, Is &reatltrer % go 5pin
en0pioere brGn6te alt Snbbo pg ST.
pentar ian1t ct betpoeligt 8elgb i fol1=
tante &enge. Slben opito6 peo, at
@usmpllen poo @oor6en Ipb barm.
= @ammeltoftegaar6 / 9itermo-
rte paa 8ornbol1L %ttlberenoe Sll1i
&rog, CT neobrenot til @rl1n6en.
giercn og bans @1itru bar / &oltal=
Sen, ga Sloe,1 peo 8=1i6en Mften Hog
l1b al SEN ignore 2enge, og / ionn=
me Nu bar BET belc ct Sl6bap. Oct
lpffe0es 6og at re66e 10 &eer og 2
Seite iant ale @pinel1e, men oe 3
@eite pil6e life nb al @aar0en, Dpor=
for 6e fpaltes al &ggel1. 5 &olpe og
2 &ger lomt @gniene blep Iigele6ez
inoehrnnbte.
- 3. Is. Npril ne6bren6te eli
@aarb pg to @1,ie / ltggelb1ie pe>
&onocrs. Sl6en n0bre6 81. 4 / ser
peitlige Gel al 9pe11 / cit @aoro.
Ser. fuloitenbigt ne6bren6te. 81
@elte % Ell Gel S11obo brenote. 81
sen f%orplanteoe Jig 0erefter til 9
Srpnnl,ms pg Sob. Gbriitionlens
Suite, Ser ligelebe5 neobren6te. Seq:
&c Steoer brenote set meite al S110:
bon. 8ran6en bar foraariaget al
Ell 4=9lars 9rengs Seq n1e6 Se110.
itiffer.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-08

S%&9M4GGESAaN4&sa H&M &NGxS
ming Iieeer ! oet Malten,aneel, ion,
gpen Eborsbapn Iioer at. Den fer-
siIfe @opeoitab bar ct 8ar 9uitnbe
S,1bbpgeere, n,e,t tlu1 Melf at 80
&ser, ior1 e,,6oa itaor goloe &alnoe-
len al Mare. 6oruoen at afbieIpe
Electromagnetic bill Meieriet ogiaa
ifaffe beorc @oitforbinoelie mellen1
1borsbapn % 8pgoer1e;; III bliper
Soften fun bra9t ON bber ID. Dag,
men Mnlfebaaoe,, iom ifal iamle
MGlfen fra Strpn1p % 9lterp, ifal
guo minbit 3 @on9e u9eali9 og oil
ogioa blipc brugt til 8oitbefororing.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-08

8 c 5 3 a g. Gor fort
1io liocn iolgte Sberitlpitnant
Be1otien lin Gienoom ~Galbpgaaro"
pe0 Saaitr1p til 9eitebanoler 2u11>
fra Socnie for 10000 Ser; Stunt
bar I'LL i9ien iolgt gie,oomlaen til
ct npoon,1et Mftieielifab uGalbp.
eaorb" for 100000 &r.
- SoppGrfs= o9 Mgllcejer 6rano=
jcn bor hortbDttct Mggerlun0 Sup.
prrf meo @aorocier s. Gbriitell.
lens Gjenoom / 5fa6bierg. Si6it-
nepnte Gien6om CT anlat til $4,000
&r., og Tranbien giper 5000 &r. |
8ptte.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-08
Sse OOer 500.

On @nelenoer (pigtig): 1903 os
bar enbper 6amilic lin egen &of."
@n &ipbenbapner: rSSa, bba6 bar
set at iige. sos % bar enbber Col.
BOT fin eger1 - aoffepige.~
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-08
6porleoes er 0ette?

@i ti1bDber ct bunbrebe 9plors @elenn,ua fr s-
bnert 9ilfelbe at &otarrb, Der fife tou bebrebes peb
Ball's Catarrh Cure.
s. 8. gbenep & Co., Gjere, 9olebp, s.
@i unberteeneoe bar tje1t6t s. s. @benep / be fibfe
Is slar % trpr. ban er al6eleS b9berli9 | ole sSprrets
n.nsst Erausaftioner 90 tinenselt !, stanb til at DPS
fplbea snbner Terplietelits SereS T'rma bar %poeta9et fig.
maIbing. Rinnan& Marbin,
Wbolefole 9rugg,its. Tplebp, 8.
Halls Catarrh Cure taQes %inbnenb,g % plrfer b..
rette paa 8Ipbet .pg SnftemetS @ltmb,nber. 4ri8 75e
pr. sy1aftc. ealgeS at ole @potbefere. g,bneSbDrb fri.
Hairs Family Pills er be hebite.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-08
5onoerjpllano.


~ a r1ge 4nr S orbemo
. c r. 5fartors6ng bar oct 81 Mar
iioen Morgretbe 5fopluno neoiatt'
fig Der iom praftiierenoe Sorocmo.
Der. Sen ODER 80 Mar galnle Some
lom e1bnr praftiierer, ct ralf og rp.
rig % baaber at frr,1e feire lit &C
Mars Sl1bilelum JON Sorbemober.
q bpb 9 e e r a II. Jor-
leoe11 afgif forbenp9renbe Mrbeibs-
mano Eeter q. 8. &eterie1 fra Ngrre
@oitrl1p, Ggpeb 5ogn, peo Dgoe1.
9cn Nfogoe bar Seterar fra Grc=
aarsfrtgen % bar fra 0ann1arf moo
togct @Gbersgape1. @an par til
5roos for at pere 8pen5 elbite
Sn0bpgger ralf og peo gob Sunobeo,
mer bar Dog / SC iiblte Aar life
furnct bel title ,1oget.
@egtige. &c &c II 5. SEQ EN-
Muftion forle6en Sns6ag / Scrnba=
nebebartntn9eu / Sells bfep oer talt
ON nosle begtige Men6 fra More,
bpor 8 Men6 peie6e tiliammen
1850 @b. Man be1ll1tte6e at s al
6e tiliteoeberenoe Men6 ifulbe labe
Zig peie, og set bite Zig iaa, at DC
peiebe 1920 8b. 9et Tan bemarfes,
at blan0t be 8 Meuo bar 2 Epilling=
breore og CIT 5freober.
Gang % tro5 c n e :
t e. 0en Is. Mpril bar Oct Al Mar,
iioe11 Sans Eeterlen fra. 8rarao
Marf tiltraobte lin Sier1e1te / &op=
trip Y~reitegaaro, bnor ban fiben
oen Sio %uafbruot bar beret ipsieliat
I @ape= og 2anobrus, nemlig / 21
Mar bos Haitor @jort oe / 20 Mor
bos Yaitor Sonnel en. gn "fongelig
l16merfelie" for SEN ean1le &noers=
man6 fl1nbe life op1aaes, ga 2ope11s
8ogltop BERTH ubfreper, at man, mao
bope tjent 40 Mor / en- og famine
Samilte.
5.to ut Sig - I,g e. .-5far=
torsoa9 iorbfeftebes ,pua @optrup
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ser uolminoelig itor 9eltagelie. Sig
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peo 8romorup, bpor ben Nfopoe bob
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cit 5en, tqlte IS: Gogne. ga 2igto-
get fom til &aberslep, Iutteoe Der Jig
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eoe @optrup, bar Gogneres Mntol
iteget til oper so. SEQ &irfen pen=
teoe ct ltort Mntal, iorn 6eltog / @pi=
ti6eligbeoenF Ser. Sen itore Strife
bar fuloitGnoig fplbt.1
&on + nj t 0 II. Eolme=
ipnoag fonfirmerebes / @optrup
Sogn 80 @ern, berof fonfirmereoes
20 poo Ganlf og 12 pua Spif. Ea=
itor Senneien, Ser / ler1gere 5io far
pnret UNDER 2egebebanoling, forret=
te0e ielp 6e11 oanlfe &onfirn1ation,
JOINT fon6t Ste6 ONT Sormiboogen, og
&aitor Sreplin fra 2ejt forrettebe
Sen tplfe, iom fanot 5teo ON Otter
mt66ogen.
@almelpn6ag fonfirncreoes /
Gram Strife % Drenge og 20 81
ger. Mlle fonfirmereoes Sc poo
9anif, ga ogiaa 6e 8prn, lom bapbe
facet MISUNDERSTANDING
poo Splf, boooe pnlfet at blipe foll-
%firn1cre6e paa Danlf #.
- &almelgnoag afbol6tes &onfir=
nation for Stepping og 6rsrl,p @og=
ne / stepping Strife. Ser fonfirme=
rcDes / alt 81 8ern, 6eraf Is 0ren=
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0es paa 9anif, 6e 3 paa SDif.
Dp0sal6 8. Sitter far Oe0s=
engelen berget / Ben 6anife 2eir /
@oltrup @ogn, ibet Miels 8rinf /
01axToor ,,no>.4o4 ofo;T hoS 0xS~, O..
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-08

Dg6saI6. Sitter far 0gos-
engelen berget / Ben 6anife 2eir /
@oltrup Sogn, ibet Ntels 8rinf /
&erfer ubentet afgif be6 De6e11. Sit
gen erligere 6anff Mano bar Iepet
in6en for Slesptgs @ren6ier. Sa11
fien6te life til @big; fan fempeoe
alti6 oabent og erlig, fu1gte oltio
Sen lige Sci, gift al6rig paa Mfforo.
@an bar fien6t pisenom og bqpoe
iamlet Jig mango &enner og inge11
SLENDER, / set bgieite Mobitonoere.
Mlt for tt6lig rebes ban bort fra Sen
Gag, font bar bans 2ipsiog. Sans
Deo bil peffe Sorg | mango Stem.
/ - Sioligere 2anobolsmono, Mf-
tngtsman6 &ans g. Misien / 6ol,er=
praa, Spritrup, Ell 8aaife6ag afgooet
peo Cohen. Sen @fogoe, Ser op=
naaebe cit Ml6er at rigelig 76 Mor,
bar beltaget / &en for Se6reIon=
set / 1864 peb fiorten6e &egiment
og bon par me6 blanbt 6oriporerne
al 6reoericia. Misien nar en- gob
banlf Mon6, iom al6rtg ipiete6e,
noor Hligten faI6te. San 1e6 fine
Meoborgtres 9illi6u bpilfet bIan6t
on6et bite fig /, at ban / Ell lang
Marreffe palgtes til &omunefor.
itan6er. Da ban baobe itaoet ion
laa6an / "a Mar, 11egteoe Mpnoig.
beoerne. at itabfaite 8algH, bporfo,
ban maatte fratre6e benne Sillibs.
poit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1908-05-08
Ntlanoenc.

at bape Sptte ON noe ten Dele Oen
nebpenoige &apital, en- balp Million
Ser. Ser foreligger flere @%apneplo=
ner, Ell ser pil bringe l1bgifterne op
til 10 DILL. &r.
Gen oon f=isIan0 f e
6 nj 3 / 0 II, JONI 1fol uoar<
beioe 6orilag ONT set fonititutionelle
Torbolo mellen Ss1an0 og 9anmorf,
bol6er / oenne Gi6 flere Meoer bper
l1ge, og Mrbei6et bentes ofiluttet t
8egpn6ellen al @ai. 8eo en- at
@totilti1f 8ureau affattet &egnifabs=
opgjerelie mellem Danmarf og So
Lamb bor set pitt fig, at 9anmnrf bar
ct &egningsfrop paa Sslano, Der be-
lpber fig til so W5iIlion &roner. Set
er blepet fortalt, at &omtsiionens
Meolemmer fra Ss1an6 bar blebet
meget fornermeoe oper bette &eInl=
tat, men fra an6en @i6e paaftaaes,
at ielp ON Sc so Millioner bar bib
fert nogen Operraifelie bos 6e is=
Ian6ife Ml%tingsmenD, bar ser life
noqet 9ieblif peret Sale ON Mis=
Item1ing.
Mnoe e / e p a a
s ergerne e. S 6enne Gt6 or'
bei6es ser poa Mnl9g al ct Mnoels=
meieri peb morsbapn. S mango
ferei]fe 8pg6er, bpor bper 6omtlie
bol6er Ell eller flere &eer, regnes
Melfen MI for at bore nelten beroi-
Igs. Men giennem Opferelien at e
Meieri / Eborsbann bill Briien poo
fereiif Melf fra Sun6elaget (be
nerliggembe 8pg6er paa Streme .oQ
9{terg) men ct 5lag fonune poe
&gi6e meb De 6anife MRlfepriier,
@runoen til 6en1te enorme 8risitig'
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-14

Flint was a higher grade OF
workman-a molder, or something
like that-and we had to pay him
s12 week and expenses.
"A player with his grit and his
ability-measured by the present
standard of Judging players-would
easily command $4,000 a year.
But get the historians busy, Lit.
tie Old Man, get EN- busy. They
will find that cid Jimmy Calvin
pitched the first no hit game in the
history of the national game"
In relating the circumstances of
Galvins great feat. McNeary is cor
rect in the main. but is apparently
off in detail. Authentic records
show that on Aug. II, 1876, Calvin,
pitching for the st. Louis Reds,
shut out the Cass club, Detroit,
without hit and without permit.
ting man to reach first. The game
was played at Iona, Mich. Rich
mond's feat was performed June IL,
1880. when, pitching for Worcester,
he defeated Cleveland, in Cleve-
land.-Sporting Editor.
The Spokane press. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1902-1939, 1908-12-14
CALIFORNIAN WINS BIKE RACE

Floyd Mcfarland, the California
bicycle racer, won the 10th annual
six day race in New York by Gov
ering 2737 miles one lap in 142
hours, which is three miles more
than the previous record. All teams
finishing made the same distance
but in the final sprint Mcfarland
won out; Rutt of the German-Hol.
land team was second, and Demara
of the Demara-Hill team third. Mac.
Farland gained seven pounds bn
the week and the other finishers
also gained some.