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Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-19
HANNA AND THE HoMEsTEADER

When the farmer vo<er goes to the
polls November S and steps into the
sacred rrecincts of the voting booth
TO mark his ballot he will be confront.
ed with one momentons question:
Whom do | want for governor" The
name OF ono candidate stands ont pre-
eminently above all the others. Louis
p. Hanna. nominee of the Republican
party, Is entitled to the undivided
support Of all the farmers of this
state.
During the past four years Mr.. Han
M, has represented this state at Wash.
ington in the house OF representa-.
tlves, and during that entire period
he has had but one great aim-to SO.
cure all possible Legislation that would
be favorable to the farmers OF North
Dakota. A glance through the record
OF! events will reveal the fact that his
efforts have been successful.
Particularly has Mr.. Hanila devoted
much time to benefit the homestead.
ers who are occupying thousands OF
acres in this great state. His last bat
tie, won after a hard fought struggle,
viii be OF inestimablo value to the
hoMesteadcrs. Mr.. Hanna was the
man who introduced tho three year
homestead bill into the house, and he
stuck by his guns until the measure
had been enacted. The bill provides
that homesteaders may prove up after
three years OF actual residence upon
thir claims; reducing the required per.
ioA OF time by two full years.
This Is but one OF the innumerable
instances on record in which he has
won 4 battle for the people OF North
Dakota. Mr.. Hanna is the peoples
own candidate. The people nominal.
cd him at the polls in the primary
election, and they viii vote Tor him
at the general election. The farmers
will vote for him, because they realize
that he has their best interests at
heart and will always be alive to their
needs. /.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-19
STATE,

= For Governor, /. 8. Hanna Of
= Cass County.
+ For Lieutenant Governor, A. r.
{. kraabel Of Trail County.
= For Secretary Of State, Thomas
I" Hall OF oliver County.
!: For state Auditor, Carl o. Jor.
> senson Of Sargent County.
. For state Treasurer, Gunder Oh.
:. son Of Walsh County.
For Attorney General, Andrew
= Miller OF eurieish County.
!: For Commissioner OF Insurance.
W. c. Taylor of LaMoure County.
!: For Commissioner OF Agricul.
{. ture and Labor, w. c. GiIbreath
:. OF Morton County.
= For superintendent Of Public In.
= struction, E.>J. Taylor, Of Grand
I. Forks County. A.
4. For Railroad Commissioners:
e w. n. Mann. of Morton County.
= For Congress-, Second District
. George N. Young Of Barnes
= County.
= LEGISLATIVE TICKET eth
Z DISTRICT.
= For State Senator - E. A.
= Hughes, OF Bismarck.
z For Representatives--John Ho
= man, Frank Fox, z. A.. VIII
iiams, Of Bismarck.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-19
spEciAL nAprlsr SERVICES.

The services tomorrow. at the First
E3ptist church will b. Ola special ma
ture. Rev. C.}E. Hemans. PHI. D. gen.
eral secretary. Of the North Dakota
Baptist convention will he the speaker
both morning and evenig. DR.. He
mans is q speaker Of great ability ana
THOSE who hear him tomorrow will no
doubt listen TO an address OF power.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-19
inspector MacdonaId Here.

N. G.. Macdonald, Of Valley City,
inspector of rural, graded and con.
solidated schools, was at the capitol
yesterday afternoon on official duties.
Under the new law the inspector
scrutinizes each school to see that
the laws are being properly observed
and that the attendance Of children
Of school age is IS it should be. The
task is a very arauous one, and It is
probable the state will have to create
tho officer Of truant officer, as there
Is plenty now to Keep one busy.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-19
JUSTICE BRUCE AND THE So.
ss pREME COURT. u.s.

A pamphlet has recently Decn clrcu.
lated in the interest Of the opponent
Of Judge Bruce. IL contains much that
Is misleading. Apparently it is in.
tended to deceive the voter into be-
lieving but little work is done by the
Supreme Court of this state and to
create the impression that there Is
necessity for reform, and that the
proper reform is to substitute such
candidate for Judge Bruce, that he
may do alone the work OF the whole
bench. This pamphlet oyerlooks the
fact that the Supreme Court OF this
state Is up to date with It's work. On
September 30. 1912. scarcely q dozen
eases before it remained undecided.
Consider the area of this state, with
It's population OF over six hundred
thousand, and with appeals coming
from practically every one Of the fifty
counties In the state, and You have
some conception of the vast amount
Of work before this court Of last re.
sort.
Judge Bruce has for years been &C.
lively identified with the State Uni.
versity as the head Of the North Da-
kota law school. He was appointed
by the Governor Of this state after
consultation with the late deceased
and dearly beloved David +. Morgan,
FOR years the Chief Justice. The judg-
ment OF these men ought to satisfy
the average voter of the qualifications
Of Judge Bruce. Our Supreme Court
is now composed OF men of wide and
varied experience in ali phases Of the
law, and each and all are men from
the ordinary walks Of l%ife--self made
men. Judge Bruce is no exception.
He is f0rty-siX years OF age; ripe in
years and experience; in the prime
Of life; in vigorous health and able
to work, and is nov carrying his share
| Of the work Of the court, and that is
d fll-grown mans burden. Don't get
the idea that il isn't. This state can.
not afford to lose the services OF a
tried and experienced able bodied man
and receive in return a man wholly
inexperienced in the work and too old
10 work OF stand the drldgery Of the
position. When you buy a horse you
don't take one fifteen years old when
you can get a six.year old; AMI the
same is true in the selection OF men
for Office to do actual work and shout.
der the responsibility as your repre-
sentatives in Office. Any m familiar
with the work. to be done in the state
! on,ces will tell you that Of all of them
| the office of Justice OF the Supreme
Court carries with it the most unceas.
ing toll. Ten years at such labor
makes any man preInaCurely OH.
Mr.. Voter. when YOU get a candi.
dates circular urging reform, just
stop and ask yourself what there is to
reform, and then how 1t is that he Is
so anxious all at once for reform, and
also whether you have ever heard Of
that anxious individual before. Have
you over thought Of the fact that the
way most SECOND raters get before the
people Is under some guise Of reform?
Hard work and lots OF It Is the reform
usually needed. but with the work Of
bur Supreme Court up to date and
practicalls up "a the minute, go such tr
! s 4, ~ 4 ~ ss-'
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-19
.pRoLonGs PaEsEhr PROSPERITY

wheat selling Tor me dollar per
bushel looks pretty good 70 The aver.
ags North Dakotan. This is indis.
putably On agricultural state, and nj
ways will be. Good prices and 9 ready
market assure the permanent pros.
peraty 81 the farmers, bankers and
bussinsess men OF the. whole common
wealth. We are enjoying this pros.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-19
Tran.jent Merchants increasing.

One indication OF tho prosperity OF
the people{in tho state this fall is in.
,,dicated by the number OF licenses Is.
sued by the secretary Of state. For
4 solid week, d day has. not passed
that licenses have not been issued to
lbox car mercnants. They come from
I'LL quarters q the country. and jadg;
AZ from the number of them they all
see great chances for good picking
this fall.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-19
Before tie supreme Court.

Arguments are being heard before
the supreme court each day, the
court converting in the house chamber
Tor this purpose. Yesterday after
noon the attorneys who appeared be.
fore the bench were r. NJ. Pollock,
Of Fargo; John Knauf, OF jamestown;
John @. H%anchett, Of Harvey, and 7.
r.. Mockler, of Bismarck.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-19
storekeepers Record.

The board OF control is busy ar.
ranging a schedule for checking stock
and supplies in the various institu-
tions which come under the super.
vision Of the board. 1t is thought
that by the new system which is to
be inaugurated much will be saved
tho state and it will be much easier
is KEEP track Of the states property.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-19
EASTERN STAR PARTY

The Eastern Star ladies will give
q dancing and card party in the Ma
sonic TEMPLE Friday evening, Oct. -.
All Masons and their families are cor
daily invited. Tickets $l.O0.i
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-19
Blocker and Nelson.

Deputy Examiners Bleecker and
Nelson are over in the cast part OF
the state looking after matters in con-
nection with the department.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-19
y ePEclAL OCCASION.

Correct Corsetting by Mrs. Beadle,
q professional corsctiere direct from
the designing rooms OF the Redferil
Models. Beginning Monday, Oct. 21st.
(Ady.) WEEP BROS.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-19
State Capitol News
New Notaries.

! Certificates as notaries have been
issued to tho following parties by the
secretary of state:
Andrew Newgard, Derrick; r. /.
IBoncsho, Mott, and 4. N. Engdahl,
Ryder.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-19

fort and convenience Of the farm
and farm life. The photograph shows
the second house and barn as well
as the latest structures, and John
says 1t was the COVE which made II
all possible, though he has never had
a failure Of crop. and for over ~
wears has averaged 1919 Bushels per
acre Of wheat. Mr.. Christensen has q
fine exhibit Of grain at ihs exposition
and was q prize winner. He has de-
monstrated that diligence and econ
omy are all that is necessary TO make
Ia winning In North Dakota.
Automobile Licenses.
The following automobile hcenses
have been issued recently by the sec
rotary of state:
S971--J. j. Moore, Bowman.
S972-E. j. Clamps, Splritwood.
S073--Peter Austad, Endeflin.
Subsidiaries ID. Scott, Glendale.
S975--Frank r.. Weed, Lankln.
Two motorcycle ncenses were also
issued. They are:
4G6--A. r. Fairbanks, Grafton.
467--Lewis f. w. Craft, Oakes.
New Corporations.
The following corporations have
been granted charters by the secre-
tary Of state:
Tho Golden West Laundry Co., of
Mandan. Incorporators: II. u. Der.
ry, p. G. Bldinger and Mrs. Minnie
Bidinger, all OF Mandan. Capital,
$4,000.
The Perfection Grain Saver Co.,
Park River. Incorporators: David
Aitken. Park River; V. y. Mikolasek,
I4ankin; c. r. Very, Park River.
Capital stock, $4,000.
Security Investment Co., Wilton.
lncorporators: B. f. Tuition, Simon
.Jahr, II. Il. Jahr, Wilton. Capital,
$4,000.
New Salem Orphan Home Society.
IncorpOrators: Mrs. l.. Fontana, Mrs.
Minnie Rohs and Mrs. Ellese Leh.
field.
Who viii Foot the Bill?
State Engineer Atkinson returned
from Fargo Friday, whore he was
called by the attorneys for the o
Railway company and the Mouse
River Drainage Eoarl, to testify in
tho controversy between the railway
company and the drainage board con
corning the passage Of the big dredge
through the pile railroad bridge over
the Mouse river east OF Russell. AS
the dredge will not be ready TO pass
through before next spring, the cues.
ton as to who Is to bear the expense
OF removing and replacing the bridge
la to be taken 10 the court on q stip-
ulation OF facts. At the meeting In
Fargo, Judge Young and Bridge En-
gineer SWenson appeared for the
railway company and Geo. A. Bangs,
]. II. Trimble. secretary Of the drain.
age board and State Engineer Atkin.
son appeared for the drainage conn
mission.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-19
A Good showjnu,

Dairy Commissioner Flint has q
photograph OF the homo and farm
buildings OF John Chrlstianscn,, diving
rear New salep, which ri in them
selves an ARGUMENT in favor Of the
dairying feature Of the. farm. In
1888 MI. christensen located at that
place and pioneered it through the
early days. He built q shack barn.
Later he was able to build quito q
good house and barn. He now has a
modern home In every respectaarge
commodious anG beautiful, with d
large up.to-date barn, silo and all
other buildings necessary to the com.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-19
Basket SOCIAL,

The Luther League OF the Swedish
Lutheran church will hold a basket
social in the X. Of P. hall Saturday
evening, October 10. All are cordially
invited.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-19
Contemporary
Opinion

Dickey County Leader: AS the
campaign proceeds the election of L..
e. Hanna is assured. Hanna Is the
regular nominee Of the primary and
Notwithstanding papers like the Cakes
Times are lighting his candidacy, the
peop.e arc for a. Square DEAF and will
support Hanna.
Walsh County Record: No mai
can receive higher praise than the
commentator of his fellow workers.
Last week the entire bar CT Grand
Forks county, numbering %thirty.one,
published q statement. in the Grand
Forks daily papers endorsing the can.
didacy or Justice Andrew A.. Bruce
and testifying to his sterling qualities
as q man aud lawyer. justice Bruce
has served several months on tho
bench by appointment, succeeding the
late Justice D. j.. Morgan. His untir-
ing energy, bread scholarship and
and splendid character make him al
ideal judge. There Is every reason to
believe he will be elected by a hand
some majority.
Forman Independent News: So far
as the reciprocity bugaboc. is concern.
ed, there isn't much choice between
President Taft and Candidate Wood
row Wilson. The democrats Of the
lower house CT congress rushed to
Taft's aid in order to pass the reci-
procity bill, and Gov. Wilson was at
that time very favorable to the meas.
urG. What's the use of blaming Pres.
ident Taft alone fer that bill? Look
up the whole truth, Nj. Voter, before
you become so violently p%rejudiccd
that you propose tc desert your party
lin other words, don't swap hrses
while crssing 4 stream.
Lisbon Free Press: Bryan said at
Pierre, s. D., that TAFT was dead 20.
litlcally and then turned his batteries
on Roosevelt. Seine say he Is claim
ng every state in the union for VIII
son and Others less sure claim 40
states for Wilson and eight divided be.
tween Taft and Roosevelt.
But when the campaign is closed it
will be 'fourd there Is a large conserv.
alive vote for William Taft, not only
among republicans but by democrats
OF the German school, who are glad to
leta well enough alone,
Edmore Herald.News l.. e. Hanna
has made good In every public office
be has held, and SO far as his private
life is concerned no person can truth
fully say a word against him. He has
been regularly nominated by the re.
publican party as a candidate for gov.
ernor, under a primary law which gave
every citizen a chance to express their
choice for the Office, and therefore we
believe That it is not only a privilege
but the duty OF every true republican
to aid in the election of MI. Hanna,
And not only Hanna but every rcsub.
lican candidate Gu the state and coun-
ty ticket. Every man nominated on
both the state and county ticket is
we'll qualified to fill the position lie
seeks and ID worthy Of your influence
and vote. Under these circumstances
why shotld any republican think Of
aiding the democrats to elect their
ticket? The only hope the democrats
have OF clecting their ticket Is by get.
ting republican votes. Are the re-.
publlcans going to be fooled by the
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-19
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1912
B . q q q
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
NATIONAL.

For President, william n. tart, :
OF Ohio. "
For Vice President, James s. =:
Sherman, Of New York. :
For Presidential Electors, O. :
J. Seller, Of jamestown; F. w. :
Cathro, Of oottineau; w. N. An. =:
derson, OF Devils Lake; A. p. Z
/, pauison, Of Valley City; Geo. y: :
Stone, OF Mott. I:
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-19

Dickey County Leader: The candi-
dates on the state ticket, according to
information from headquarters, nave
refused the Third Party nomination
and will run on the republican ticket.
This declaration Is very good as far
as it goes, but in making it we regret
to notice that while the candidates ap-
pea! to the republicans to vote tho
state ticket straight, their appeal Is
distyessingly silent on national issues.
In our opinion the candidates arc max
ing a great mistake In ignoring the
candidacy of President Taft. Really
it Is q quaer appeal, and looks like
sclnshness on the part of our repnb-
lican candidates, or q too much vii.
.ingncss to obey the mandate CT tho
state committee and ignore the ma
tiOnal issues. II the state ticket is
worthy the support CT every republic
ali, so is the national ticket. Sneak.
ing under the tent Is all right for kids,
but grown up men. endowed with suf-
flclent wisdom and strength to hold u
state Office, ought TO Walk up to the
ticket office and pay their way into the
big show, like men. ...'s.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-19

Convalescence after pneumonia, ty.
phoid fever and the grip, is sometimes
merely apparent, not real. To make
it real and rapid, there is no other
tonic so highly to be recommended as
Hoods S%arsaparilla. Thousands so
testify. Take Hoods.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-19

Mrs. Beadle will be with zus next
week and will demonstrate the value
OF the Redeem Models and their a.
daptability to the correct fashions.
We invite your inspection. Webb
Bros. Adv.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-19
Selling agents for
National Biscuit Co.
Famous, Packet.
Crackers and
Biscuits
Chase 4 Sanborn|
Celebrated
Teas and CoHees

democrats again this year, or are 'hey
going to support their own tlcke' anu
let the democrats look to their owh
rarty for aid? We believe mis- IS the
year for every republican to stahd u!
his ticket.
Park River Gazette News: The large
dailies of the east have been taxing
a poll OF the country on the presiaeh-
tlal candidates and the Conclusions
drawn from the returns point 10 W.T.
son leading in the race, with koosc-
vclts second and the president thlrd.
The tabulation for the western states
gives the advantage to Roosevelt III
the republican vote. Straw votes are
interesting for the expert mathema-
tician who, by process OF computing
per centages can figure out how every
state is going, but as for placing much
reliance In them is quite another mat
ter.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-19

For good, clean, dry Ignite Coal
Phone No. S..
ADVERTISEMENT
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1912-10-19

..ks..r...-,
Minnesotské noviny., 1912-12-19

zap. z. ul. a, Forbes ave. DO vOZu, ma
lezejiciho Jos. Manosevitzovi, naloze-
n6ho kamny, n&sledek byl ten, ze
Jacob Levin, jenz sedel s Manose-
vitzem pfedu vozu, byl nasilne sho-
zen dold ma dlazbu, pfi cemz utrpel
tax vazne zranen1 ma oblieeji hlave,
ze mdze mu podlehnouti. Manosevitz
a j. Ohern, jenz stal zadn1 casti
vozu, vyvazli mensim zranen1m. Mo-
torakovi kary pfic1ta Sc vina "a ne
hodu.
- Peter Woodke &. 1857 Reaney
ul. odsouzen byl u policejn1ho soudu
ma 80 dn1 do robotarny ma obvin6nf,
ze jest tax zvanym "obj1mackem. -
Dive zeny svedcily u soudu, ze Woodke
snazil Sc je obejmouti.
Demokraticke kluby Jeffersonlv
Ia Wilsonlv konajl pf1pravy k velk6
oslav6 v1tezstvl pfi minulych volbach.
Oslava ma byti pofadana v mes1ci
lednu.
- DIE 1daj1 zdejS1 povetrnostn1
stanice obnasel spad deSte tomto
roce 20.22 palcd, coz je polovicku
meme nez roku 1911, kdy spadlo "a
rok 40.44 palcG vody. Prdmerny spad
dest6 Minnesota do roka je 28.68
palcI. -
90 State Savings Bank (Statnf
spofiteln1 banka) cisle SO vychod-
nj etvrta ulice. Vklady ucinen6 pred
l. lednem ponesou drok po 6 mesicd
do 1. cervence, 1913. Spofite1nf
16et teto bance zajistuje nejen ma-
prosto~ bezpe6nost, ale zaroven po-
bada k setrnosti ukladan1 malych
obnosd kdykoli jest tax mono. Ban
ka jest otevfena behem obvyklych
bankovn1ch hodin a v pondel1 vecer
cd do hodin. Urok z vklad1 3
pdl procent. Celkov6 vklady 1885,
900. .00.-Advertisement. If
Damsky sbor Cechie S1s. 12. jed
noty Ceskych Dam einl pT1pravy ku
taneen1 zabave ma Novy Rok s1ni
C.SP.S. Sbor Cechie pofada do roka
malo zabav, proto oeekavame, ze
novorocn1 zabava bude sc, tesiti nej-
vets1 nome 1casti.
- Vzdelavac1 spolek Osveta zvolil
sobe nasleduj1cl 1fedn1ky ma pfist1
rok: Predseda FIR. V1tek, m1stopTed-
seda Karel Nedved, tajemn1k Lad. Ko-
clan, financn1 tajemn1k Jos. V1tek,
pokladn1k Jan Lenicek, knihovn1k F.
J. Cermak, domac1 spravce Jos. Skar-
da, revisoTi 1ctG F. B. Matlach Leo
Schwanhauser: Do zabavn1ho vyboru
zvoleni: Anton Trojan, Jan Krr1zz, Ka-
rel Nedved, F. J. Cermak, Jos. Skar-
da, Jan Lenicek, reziserem Karel Ko-
clan. Spolek zahaj1 agitaci ku z1ska-
nj vets1ho poctu damskych clend "a
deelem zalozenl zenskeho. odboru.
- Antonio Rosa, obvineny z b1leho
otroctv1, odsouzen byl soudcem Will
arden u soudu Spoj. Statd v St. Paul
ma pet let do kaznice Leavenworth,
Kans. Zadost novy soud byla soud-
Gem zam1tnuta. Odsouzenci klade Sc
"a vlnu, re pfivedl z Chicago do st.
Paul Marii di Lorenza, % rokG sta
rou, "a nemravnyni d6ely. DIE poda-
neho svedectvi byla d1vka drzena
proti sve Will v els. 449 vychodnl z.
I'll. Lorenzova svedcila, ze byly cd nj
a jeste Cd jinych dfvek v dome vyb1-
rany pen1ze policejnlmi 1fednfky. G.
G. Houpt, distriktnf navladnf Spoj.
Statd, cinil policii zodpovednou "a
mlsta iako ono, 2 nehoz Lorenzova
byla vysvobozena. Navladnf Houpt
pravil, ze jsou m1sta Y st. Paul, jez
by nemela stavati a nestavala by,
kdyby zakony byly poctive provide
ny. "Svedectvf ' tomto pmpads po-
lukazuje,0 = .pravil navladnf Houpt, q
|stze bylo mono vleci mladou dlvku
kalem pred ocima nekolika strazznfki
la-detektivi STAY vec1 jake tomto
'pfipad6 plodf nemravnost nemoce
Minnesotské noviny., 1912-12-19

Vybrana Baldwins, zvlastnf k Vanocim,
suo "a. ...:........ ........ .$2.U
Ben Davis jablka, sud. $3.50
Mann jablka, zvl. velka, sud. ..$2.85
Pewaukee, vybrana, sud. $50. .$2.75
Zvlaste velka Kings, bedna. .$1.45
Black Twins, buslova bedna. -. .$1.35
Lawyer jablka, buslova bedna. .$1.25
Ben Davis, bedna. 75c
Wealthy, buslova bedna. ...........9 .90c
Pomely, sladke mexicke, leps1 nez flo
r1dske, kus. s....-..........9c,, &c, sc a &c
Vejce, re skladiste, tucet. .22c
Old Dominion Ceylon caj lib. pakl. 25c
Schochova xxx Prvn1 Pat. Mouka,
ZDRAVOTNi MAsNT KRAM.
Cerstve zabite slepice, Id. .12c
Cerstve zabita kurata, lb. .12kc
Cerstve zabite mlade kruty, lb. Ito
Cerstve skopove dusen1, lb. ...... &c
Cerstve jehnecf k dusenf, lb. .10c
Skopove r1zky re zeber ledvf, Id. 12hc c
Jehnecf z piece k rosten1, lb. .12hc
Hovezf k rostenf, lb. b.............1 .12hc
Kulaty hovez1 steak, lb. b............ .15c
Kratky Porterhouse steak lb. 49,. .18c
Cukrem nakladana Picnic sunka, lb. 14c
Cukrem nak1adana obyc. sunka, lb. tic
Cukrem nakladana Stamina, lb. go. .18c
27 druhu salamu.
Minnesotské noviny., 1912-12-19
ROH 2. A BROADWAY.

y. ROH z. A BROADWAY.
ZbOM zasfla Sc ma venek Ia cenu, plat
nOu v dOb&, kdy mas Objednavlka dOjde.
Zeleznicnf naklad vanOcnfch strOmkii.
Ucinte svhj vyb&r brzy.
Stromky po. .15c, 10c SC
& VANOCNi PRODEJ JABLEK.
Zelez. zasilka N. Y. SADIE balenych
~'. jablek.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1912-01-18

dcates the nature of the place, for Skelleys is
an old Scots word used to describe stretch
of fiat rocks of a shelving formation. The