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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-04

+. j OhnSOn EftenlOrd
William jackson,
James Rowe,
John Coulter,
James +. Sullivan,
liver Morn,
Asmor Thomasson,
Ole Jorgenson,
Casper Mooser,
Peter A. Thompson,
Thore Anderson,
John G.. Mclean,
Martin Swanson,
Sam Peterson,
Theodore Grunholph.
Joseph Grunnen.
J. r. Buch.
Hans c. johnson.
Ole Aspergrun.
Nicholas johnson.
William Shuts.
Nils Olson.
Charles w. Billas.
Ole ChristiansOn.
G. w. Roberts.
Beaudette.
Elzard Dronac.
Dan Mcdonald.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-04

IN the Struggle. neither is 1t probable,
that Knute Nelson in congress, would act
more honest in the interest
of his conitituents, than did he in
Micnesota's legislature, and right here we
come to an episode in his life
which we have ourselves heard his warm
est friends condemn, much as Knute
Nelson would like to conceal it. What
we have to say is SO revolving that the
lover of right will recoil with indignation
over such a representative of the
people, and who in SO shameful a manner
could wrong the poor and therefore de-
fenceless class of his constituents. We
have hitherto been silent on this subject
as we lacked proof, and without such we
will not assail the character of any one.
We have in the meantime obtained such
proofs, and ignorant but well-meaning
countrymen, who intended to vote for
Knute Nelson because he is a Norwegian,
will perhaps think twice before they cast
their vote.
Paul Sletten, receiver of the Crookston
land Office, is a man who knows well of
the land affairs in Minnesota, and in the
presence of witnesses he was the one to
first relate the shameless and unpar-
alleled mode of procedure against the
poor settlers whom he as senator and rail-
road attorney robbed of their homestead,
which was their all, and where they had
made their Improvements and spent what
little money they might possess; the story
seemed Sc revolving as to
call our duty as journalist
in requisition and pursue the story further
and either additional proof or dispel false
rumors, if such should prove to be in
vogue. The fruit of our investigation we
herewith give:
and earlier, many actual settlers had squat
ted on land that would have constituted
part of the land grant to the old ST Paul
d Pacific railway, the present Manitoba
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thrown aside, though every one
of thems had hundred times
better right to the land than the railroad
company, whose representative and advc-
cate was Knuty Nelson.
IN SAUK CENTER.
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IN FERGUS FALLS.
Ole Ambers, o. T. Fisk,
Ole Hendrickson, Bengal Swintson,
Sir Halvorson, Jno. Larson,
Peter Hanger, liver. I. Largroos,
George Glebe, Ferger Jensen,
Matthias Shesher, Hulv. Ergelbretson,
Fred. Wishbrod, Anton Burison,
Geo. Howard Hooker, Peter Lindall
Geordian j. D. Hooker, Carl Rolsff,
Christian Robertson, Jonas Syverson,
II. G. Brekke, Louis johnson,
Hangar Paulson, Ole Thompson,
JnO. Christ Mayer, Galp. Santtowsky,
Tollof Thompson, Henry Honeybaum.
Jno. w. Pugh, John Buckley,
Edmund E. Beach, Isaac N. Beach.
Justas F. Woodward, William PER-,
William 7. L. Connor, Ebenezer F. Orr.
IN ALEXANDRIA.
Aron G.. Mcmahon, John Amtson,
William Schwarz, Friedrich Jensen,
Emil Hicke, Frantz Wangrun,
Ole Slid.
IN GLYNDON.
Nels Erickson, Christian Nelson,
Moses T. Myhre, Nils Stephenson,
Martin Kershad
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nearly one-half of northern Dakota, in
Guiding the finest portions of the territory,
and throws the land open to nonresident
spectators and bonanza farmers"
The protest then goes on to give the
following statement of facts.
The pine land included within
the limits of these reservations
experts at four billions 100000, OOO) of
feet, board measure worth on an average
$40. per 1000 feet as it stands on the land
worth, in other words, forty million
$4,000, 0OO dollars. This bill embodies
in its main features the form of prior
bills, under which the large
tracts of pine lands have been
thrown upon the market and acquired by
combinations of spectators at merely
nominal values, from $1.25 to 81 per
acre. The provisions of this bill are such
as to invite and insure the formation OF
similar combinations enabling such rings
of speculative buyers to obtain possession
of quarter sections of land, worth at pres
emit values $4,000, at cost of from 5000
to $500.
In this bill the Indian is allowed, if he
adopts the habits of civilization, to locate
100 acres of agricultural lands lying with
in tie reservation which he now occupies.
The sale at auction of agricultural lands
on which no Indian is located is limited to
one-quarter section to one person at a
price not less than $1.25 per acre,
these lands being worth on an
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-11-04
IN FERGUS FALLS.
IN GLYNDON.
Peter Salson.
IN:.CROOKsTON,

IN. CRooKsToN.
Albert o. Lorun. Lars B. Larson.
Engel Sivertson. Jacob Hasby.
Andrew. o. Paulson. Acre C. johnson.
Martha johnson. Mary Carlton.
Andrew Thompson Robert Coultin.
VIM. Femming. Daniel f. Brawley.
Francois Basle. Joseph Barrette.
John Peter Pilord. James Grunlaugh.
Rairer Dronni. Charles Wenzell.
Joseph Gruchy. Ole Halstad.
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- Die Del. & 6ubIOn So. ma6tt
i'm Derilofenen Sabre Ods nstte 4rofit.
den bon s2,l02,O00. Sa, ia, ipsm
Der SdubSoa ni6t pdre, miiBtsn oil
bebauernswertbsn Gprporationcn 81
8runbe eebcn
- Die Sommerbatans Der bifents
li9en Sdulsn bon SonesbaIe be9imt
bereits am &c. Wtdi.
- Gpmpanie 9 Der Rationalearee,
Die Seterancn mb Die WiitgIieber Der
y. u. 81. iperbcn ben OsforGtionstas
8emeini6oftli6 in SonesoaIe feiern.
- Sbomas 8. Sam lit ais Senatps
rial' mo .. q. Smith mS sluguIt
Slrtun9 ais 9teprdientatip. 0sIesoten
BIN gSapne Gcuntp gum bemplratiiden
Staatseonpent crnannt iporben.
- 8incent mO S6warb, bic 8oIts
rGuber, bsfannten iid) porieeu Diittpod
Dor bem @apns GOuntp Beri6t i6uIr
big, unb 8i6ter @aIIer's Strofertennt.
niB 9e8en 8inccnt Iautete auf 9esabIs
uns Der lrosebtoitcn mb $500 Strafe
uno cine 3uhtbduSitrafe bon bier SSabs
rem bel barter glrbeit. S6par; erbieIt
bic 8lei6e Strofs, ab,r elm Sabr iueni.
ger 9aft.
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sGuS eem obereu 3baIe.

= 5ilsr & Sipsp irafen IeBte @o6e
glnitalten, ibren felt einiser 3sit title
ssltanbenen Slppe in g9intpn iuieosr in
8etrieb Su ieten.
- Sn @artOnbaIe ipir6 man, burd
cine bblis eridbpite &aiie se;ipunsen,
Die Sdulen iuabri6einIib fir bier Oio.
nate Sommerfsrisn i6Iieben. S0s
iinS fdle6te 9luSii6tsn fir bic 9sbrsr,
ipsI6e ipdbrenO Ner Satan; aud tein
Salair bsSieben.
- Die .. & $. So. bsabii6tist, in
benz ais SmOfetOipn bsfanntcn SbeiIS
bon Slppbant ettpa stpei 0uBsno Nr'
bsitsrbduier su erri6ien.
- Ssrmpn's nsuer S6a6t in 9lriee.
bile 1T nun su Der erfproerli6cn Sisf,
Sebisben, insgelammt AGO SUB. Die
iisben SUB eide S6ibte wurbe in elmer
5iefe bon ll9 SUB errei6t, nit 247
SUB itieb man ouf bic Oiamant 9loer
8 SUB bid, bic adt SUB hide Srpbt
@ber trof man in elmer 5iefe bon 44C
SUB unter Der Sberild6s uno bic dbri.
gen 90 SUB iinb gum glniammeIn eei
| 8rubentpaHers beitimmt. Die aneer
| iubrten gloern iperben stipa 25 Wliaio.
nsr Sonuen &obIsn ergeben uno Iml
bieie Gus0sorbeitet, 70 lleser tieicr un
ten nod Spei iueitere Sbiht,n, oi
GlCrt uno Dunmore Sloern, oelsu Gr
tras man sIsi4iaIIS auf 25 NhQionet
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SSanue Spuuth.

= Gin in bsm Store bon 9. O.
Otorb Su SebSeoole anBsitellter unb aud
in Sem 9otal idIaienber 9aSsneiener,
glamsns Sra Seaim, erpa6te Dor aipsi
Moden zines 9tahts bur6 Elm @erduId
uno fab ushen ieiasm Bette brei Rdns
ner iteben. Giner bsrieIben Iebte ibm
sinen 8erolper Dor ben 9ppf, bic beiSen
Gnoeren banben ibn unb be9annen eann
eaS 2otal ;u berauben. Die @eIoipin6e
ipioeritan6 ;uerit ibren 9lnItrcnsungen
mo bel sinem sipeiten 8erIudc pur6en
tie burb eir @erdu6 selt6rt une ents
floben nit etipa $3.50 in @eIo, fpeldes
iie inber Gile Suiammenrafften. 9eaam
befreite ii6 ihIiebli6 bon ieinen 9anben
uub ma6te 9lnSeise, ipprauf cine 8ers
fOlsuaS ins Nerf seieBt purce; mad
elmer friiden 98agenipur su urtbeilen,
entfloben bic Ginbre6er mad Der @es
seno bon Soaiitsrpile Su mS man bUfft
ibrer babbait gu iperben.
- Der l9d6ter an ben Q. & 6.
SoblenbebGItern cine furSe Strsds inns
terbalb SOnesoale, glmbrOIe g9beeIer,
purSs porIeBten 0isnitas Morsen tobt
in ieirem g9Gbterbdus6sn seiuuben.
yla6 bsm uribeiI Sa6psritdnDiser er.
fplgte iein Cob burh einen SdIaeilub,
g9beeIcr par berlelbe Wldnn, Der por
sipei 0lonaten Ra6ts bon einem Ssrem.
ben ansesriffen unS 10 i6Iimm mib'
banesIt ipuree.
- 9iidhsr WtSolum ION Susqus,
banna GouRtp mar pori5e @ode ben
9ti6ter 9SalIer bel BEN Gsridtsber'
banblun9en bebu.ili6.
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8eus, ibneIIe mo uolitdnSige Sur in uicr
Sngen. llrinNffettionen. brcnnenSes bduiaes.
ooer tdweriges 9SaiierIafieu, Ri,renleiOen.
81 III Apotbeicn Gornusbe,nhIt bel Grpreb,
Sl.25; 6 tir S5, L. s. Wells, Jersey
| City, N. j,
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9tttStpu.

- 8rpbe glufre8m9 erregte am
Samitae bas Ianse gluSbleiben breier
Wdnner, nelte in Die olte ausgearbsis
tete 9oiptleD @tine I'M pberen 9beile
bon gittston binabgeItie8sn Waren, um
Die 1lria6e elmer grbIenfunS iiber Der
Otine su erfOriden, pu ipesen berieIbeu
elm groseb an9eitrenSt iuurbe. Die
gartie beItanS aus Samss 9rpben, benz
Superintenbenten bes Sarnum Sda6s
ties, uno g9illiam 8eitfpro mb GbarleS
Sart; iie sinSen um 10 llbr 0iOr9ens
binab mo aIs iis 9la6mittass um 4
lbr mod nidt suriIdSefebrt iparen,
filr6ete man, baB ibnen elm llnglid Sus
geltoben. Oiebrere glrbeiterabtbeils
unSen itieSen binab, aber erit 9ia6ts
I'M 10 llbr fsbrte cine oerielben nit ben
8ermtsten suriid. 0ieien iuar eaS
Del in ben Sampen periieSt unb anItdtt
i'm 0unteIn mciter Su tpanbern unb it6
cinem llngliid5falle ausSuieBcn, batten
tie rubi8 ab8elpartet, bis man iie auf'
Iuhel tpiirbe.
- Sin nsuer Ypiten Der q. q. R.
untsr Der Summer 245 ipiro am beutis
gen Gage in unierer StaSt preaniiirt
iperoen uno man eriudrtet SameraoCn
aus alien Sbeilen bon 2ussrnc uno
Sad dlwdnna Counties Sur Sbeilnnbme
an ter SeierIi8feit.
-Sie See 99aifsnfabrit bat mad
elmer Suspeniion rpn Spei Q9o6cn bic
9Irbeit am 0lpntaS ipicOer beernnsn.
- GrsStabtratb Sobu 8eib ipurSe
am WontaS i'm Sarnum Sdabt burb
einen SobIenfau erIdla9en.
- Sm $50. 4 S6adt bemsrtten am
0tonta9 Die glrbeiter cine Spalte in Der
0ede, bic iib allmdbIig eripeiterte unb
iie beIdlo6en, in iiderer Gntfernuns
has 99eitere absuiparten. SIN bemieIs
ben 8erbdlmiB, wie bic Seifuuns ii6
persrDberte, braug aud Waher mo
SdIamm bon pbsn bersin. 4lBblib
b6rtsn iie cine bumpfe grid,iitterung
unb ;uSIeib iiiIlts ii6 Die OeifnunS bon
unten bis obsn nit g9aHer, baS raid
bbber ities. IS mar elm 98ettrennen
flirs Seben, eas lebt bic ttint Dt1nner
(Sis 9lrbeiter Gomsrs, 9tsbbingtor,
8irbp mb Quinn un6 Der Superintens
bent WteGabe1 antroten unb pDlli9 ers
| idbpit lan8ten iis oben in Siderbeit an.
Die grbicntms ereisnete iidb oberbaIb
SwaIIpip StraBe, nabe Dem 5rieNbofe
Der Obj SeIloipS, uno mo 0orber elm
Sumpf par lit iebt cine, einsn Suten
Stsinwurf breite Oeffnun8.
- Giue sefdbrli6e SerIeBung. -
Sers DITTO 5unte, 9lortb Ssrnon, Suo.,
ipaItcte ieinen sab nit elmer glrt. Die
@wbe ipar ietr ihmersIid uno sefibrs
lid. Gr ipanote suerit Seridiebenes
an, fam isbO6 suIebt an bas ct Saipbs
Del. 0as Del fpirtte 8unSer, benn in
elmer 94p6e beilte bic gSunbe i6bu Su,
pbne bab Giteruus eintrut.
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"Wells' Health Renewer. "-SbioIuie Sur
tlr 9erpen'3erriittnG mO Sd)pdhe Oet &C.
itltdltllten Sunliioneu. Sl.0O in apotbetcn.
&oransbeinDlt per erpreb SIPS; iilr So.
+ 5. WELLS, JERSEY CITY, n. ].
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Seimrici, Bonn,

Der IL. 9Sarp ltbrmader,
baIt fprtipSbrenS al SanS cine Der scs
i9madpoIIiten glusWablen bon @ano'
ubren &utufs uu6 g8adteI.nb
rem. Die 8adteI Idbt ibre IiebIi6e
Stimme icSe bicrteI Stmoe bbren, ais
n6ilrdte 8Ott". g9er cine iol6e llbr
I'M Sauie bat, farm IeineS @ottss ni6t
perSsiien. 9lae in better SrSnuns. =
Iaidenubren, &eiten, SuipeIen, @oIs
bene 8inSe auer gtrt.
SriI[eu cine Sne,ialit6f
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Slns Der IL. @nrb.

9Scm'S Slid tpmmtn IpIl, Dem
fommt'S im SbIaie, 10 fam man aud
bon Der iSamilie 6es Srn. Petcr Sarts
mann iaBen. Sartmam srridtet ees
8eniuartiS einen 9lnbau all Iein @cbns
bauS an lllScr StraBs, al ipeldsm bic
5eniter nod ni6t eiuseicBt iinN. @or
es nun Die giinItise GeIe9snbsit, nit ieis
ner 9ait Sur Nabbsit inS SauS su ses
Iansen, Ober oa6te Der IoIe 8ogel {:
Scr ridtet lid ia obnebies auf cine
SCrBr6BerumB Elm !" furS unS gut,
Der Stprd brIdte in Der Spuntag
glabt einen SamiIienSutpadS in Der
0citalt zines mnteren Snd6leins,
ipeI6es BeterS unb ieiner 0attin StplS
lit. 0rntulirer
3m 5eier bsS SimmsIfabrtStases
iuirb bcute (3onncritas) in Der ct.
Otaricn Stride CUR seip6bnIi6eu 3eit
0ottesbienit ob3ebalten.
Serr BauI Ser; 1T felt Ginger i3eit
bon einem 2eioen beimgeiu6t, 6as alien
InItren9m9eu Der glerSte ippttst uno
Iebr '9mer,boft 1T. Gem 8atienten
pitnIben ipir bon 0eSen baIcise 8es
neiung.
Sn Der bcutIden Yresbpteriauer 9irs
DE ipirb @pttcsoienIt am glbeno um bic
9etubbnIi6e Stunbe itattimben.
9lm fommcnben Samito8 9lteno ipirb
bic glsptune Company 20. . in Sart.
mann'S Gpneproia 6alle ibren iiebenten
Sabrc5bal abbaItcn. gS bsSarf ipcbI
faum Der GinIaouus ;u elmer ;ublrsi6sn
Betbeili9un9 - ltniere Scuerlcute iino
fortpdbreno ipiaiS 0eipeien, ipo elm
Sranbunsliid ibre Siilfs bsii6te, bienen
obne irssnN ueI6e 9ersiituuS unO biir.
fen baber init 9tsdt sriparten, bab bic
Bspobntr uniereS StaottbeiIes ibr
S6e,iIein Su ben laufenSen g(us9abtn
Der Organization init bcitrascn.
oerr Spbn 9tpicn bat fir bic Oauer
Der nd6ite g9o6e btSinnenosn g8stts
rennen Cinen @irtbSitanb an ser Henns
babn gemietbet.
Iab oas Telephone bon 9robsm gluben
fir oas PubIilum lit, ipir6 9iiemanb bes
itreiten, bab aber aud Der Snbaber ei.
neS SeIepbpnS burd oaHeIbe gum 9si6ts
linn bcs ,,Sreatens" periiibrt iperoen
fam, 1T burdaus ncu. 3mei unierer
bieii8en g9irtbe, Sm. Gbas. Niaaer
uno Gbus. 9iUbinIOn. IisBen ii6 nut
Wtrs. 8. 8obinipn auf cine GcntroperIe
per 9sparat ein uno Die ;unoenfertioe
gSirtbin eeS seutiden 8isrteIs iettc ben
pben9enannten Serren berart su, oab
oleielben antlportetGn Treat the
crowd on our account"
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$500 S5elCbnuna.
Stephan Gutheinz,
Dcmt SebcrMck
G,hnr GIrnhs

etpar StTaBt
,piI&tu albu unb Sidrry Shabtn, tmpFtbIt
siurm rsrsbrttn gutlifum lsiu @eIh6ft duf's
Bette. Bltilh itctr art liefrrr ID lum bilIis.
fisn preiIs une In bsittr auaIitSt uue mi9t
ID iibtraus auf bic sSn mir lubtrsitttrn pcr.
,isIi&tn 8irft aufmfTfiam.
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@ilfeSbarrc.

<SlitGcpAILNs
gln esr Aurlls Iab err anabs,
Die bti 9pbmann iprueslue guilt
llne sr iranI Der Sumprn pisls,
Bis sr isintn Gurit stitiat.
limb 10 trebt fr'S ale 5dge,
HaitlcS Sebtnb friib unc lpGt
llnb t5 bltihft feline 9ugsnr,
So6 her Curit ibm ni6t Ssrstbi
5ragrt nitjt parum i'd traun
Nm BEN Born her 6rObIibfeit
glllss freuet lih uup bpifsi
Btnn brr Sribling lid ernsut.
gIbrr biris Sauisuo Stimmsn
Tr rrpdhsneen 9intur'
gSsdrn in psm tirfru Suisn
mir ben Surif, esn 9Timnlen, riiir.
(5prtisBun6 f0I9t)
- Spbn WcOpnnalo bon 9lainS
ipirb ben fiinften 9teprdientatips Diitrift
i'm bsmpfratii6en Stautsconbent pers
treten.
- Die 0emofraten bes Criten 8eprd.
ientatip unb beS eiuunbSnanSiglten Ses
Material 0iitrittes bielten am SSrsita9
ibre SiBunSen sur @abI bon OeIcGaten
Slnn Staatsr @onpent. Grlterer ers
wdbIte g. g8. Sopo unb Iebterer gdIep
.. Gore Su 9eIe9aten.
= Die Yaraoe ppn 8drnum'S Girs
tuS tonute bier nidt itattfinOsn aud
nur ;iuei 8oritellun9en nit ipeniSer ais
Der SdIfte bes gerionaIS eegeben ipers
ben, bic ;urem iduad beludt iuaren.
Der 9unbug sisbt nidt mebr mic frits
Der.
- 8GbrenS Der gltrObat 2eip 0aOen.
port am 6rcitas ben SerIud ma6te,
i'm Circus iiber brei Der GIepbanten 81
iprinScn, ma6te sr einen 5ebItritt uno
brad Elm 9ein.
- GebrilSer @auanb perben nun
AUDI in YIpmoutb cine 5abrit fir
,Srauens ulntertIeiber anle9cn.
= Su 9lppncaIs ipurbe AM Oionta9
per WIner 9Silliam 9iewbrp rur6 einen
Noblenfau get6btet. Gr mar Elm 40
Sabre alter 98ittiper unb binterIdbt
iiinf 99aiien.
- Or. 9Sierce'S ,,SaU0rite YreScrip.
ion" (SiebIiuBsperprpnunS) beilt 6raus
'ntranlbeiten pbliS un6 fir bic 9Guer.
Sic 1T elm Stdrfun9s. uno 9lerpentrGf'
igun8smitteI, oas iene llsbeIteitssefibIe
pelde ourb reilectirenoe QSirtung ben
Dia8en uno bas 9ers beriIbren, Sebbri9
mo beilt. Der 9iidens
6msrS unO GefiibIe bes gtieoer;iebenS
ale untcr Der itdrtenoen
ginwirtunS bieieS grDben g9ieberbers
telIunssmitteIs. - 9ei Apotbefern.
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3Onnen iddbt; bod mag sS ipobI 20
Sabre bauern, ebe man tpeiter binab;us
oeben senbtbiat 1T. Der Saupti6adt
it IL bel 81 SUB mSsber ,iusite IL bel
l6 SUB, erItertr sur 8siBrberuns Der
ihpapen 0iamanteE, leBtsrer gum
Gin. unO 9luSsOns fir bic 9lrbeiter be.
itimmt. 3wei 9ampfmaI6insn eriter
SIaile, ipel6e etipa $4,000 fOitsn,
ipr9en fir bic erforocrlibe Sebetrait.
= Samuel Jtobinion wur6c am
Wontds in benz Wlarbin S6adt bel
grCpioence bur6 cine StidIufterpIcIion
i6per perIebt. Der 6euerbOb bate
ibm 8eia8t, es iei feline Gefabr.
- 9trdbaIN BAT bis iebt spei 4odsns
fdlle, ipoUon elmer tbStli9 nar. Ntan
sIaubt, Die Srartbeit iei 6ur6 6auiirer
eineeidIeppt iprrben uno bat Sorfebrs
uu8en seScn cine lpeiters glusbrsituns
satrpifen.
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Oeinnbheit If Meidlthnm.

Or. g. 6. WtR's 3uptn. une Gjtbirn Spt-
,ifeum fir Sylftrit, SbRinrsl, SlrGmpft, ntr-
sSiss aepfptb, Nitesrstitlastnbsit, gtrluii
bee 9tp6tinilIts, SamtnpTIuf unptrmSstn,
unfrtipiIIia GntIrrunstn, pprjtitisss aIitrn
bur6 GretlIt Stlbifbtatfuus, bic ~ Gltnp,
8trfaa une 5pe fiibrt. Cine S6a6tsl iurirt
ntus Sale. Stet Sbabttl II auf zine sinmp-
natliHs Sur btrtbnst. 9int S6ahitI fir 81,
itts Sba6ttln fur IS, mad GmPfans hts Sd.
bts pr prn striauet. gEir sarantirtn tafiir
eab itts Sta6ttln irssub sintn 6al furirtu.
Rad 9mpfans elmer StftIlana fir S6ad-
tsln, btsltittt ppn tsm 9ttrast bafiir, S., fen.
ben mir BEN aluter lbriftli6s @araniit, bas
@se suriid,uritattsn. ptun bic Sur trfOlsIOs
tItibsn luIItt. @aTantie srlaEn ron gttrittr
Ratibsps, 32i 9adapanna aVtnut, Sndn-
ton, pa, aatinias slssnttn fir SCRANTON, an
bic ale Srtrs aetrsiiirt Rnmn iuaitn. %
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-05-18
Site Oeutjdler 8rietr.
mROUGH ON RATS y

Cas 9eulnihte Sino itl;ebIi6 9efnoen
6rnge bel Npotbeiern filr "Rough on Rats
GS pertreibt Gniten, @liuit 9dier, 5lirgcn.
0anjen, 10 Gis Die 8ur.
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No. I4.-sIIls biz Rt6ts, Sitd une Sn-
ttrtiItn tts 8trildsttn in une auf all bic nadb-
fcIssnS bsibrisbms Strsfs petr par,tilt 9ane,
atltstn, lisgsnp uue ltitub in tn Statt
Sudutpn, eafapauna 9eunts, ptnnigyauia,
une lub scis &c II, Is uEe 10 I'M 9od 9ip.
$40. une stlsstn an Spdibinsrn sIssnue tt-
idst Scts llno itee pitr,ig 5ub brett surue
br ipsibunetrt 6ub Sitfe, nit osm Rsdt, stbu
6uh pcr her screutr 9inie tinlulhlitetn fiir
poi 6'trpIte Btranea, giaua. atlltrnel
etc., abtr ju ftinsm anhtrtn 3ptdt. aebIm
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1882-05-18

gIl has na6fclssnb btitristtns @tbGuet une
@muefiif ets q .. Ypse, ntmIih: aa eis
atpiiIs Strtdt 9ane, stlsstn an etr ptifittn
Stiit ron @aibinsipn artuut, in htr Abttn
gSare tr Stahi SCRANTON, une II Got Rp. II
i'm SIpd &c. 81 auf hem Ylant ttr eadapdnnd
Gitn une aebltn Company; btiasttr Strih
gane IL fiinbis Jus pOrnt unp biuttu bti tin
bunbtrt uup fiinBis 6uB 5itfe. gsrbtiItrt
mit sinsm spsifSdissu g9pbnbaufs une su-
btugtbGuetn earauf.
6riibr has Gistntbum ets gtrflastm in
btiaettm nrtbsil btHamt, ntblt 3ubtbSr.
Wiit StitIas Nltst une in Grsfutipn ge-
npmmtn auf eit aast eer Staht Scranton
atsm @ 9. Spyp. S6ulb 1852. 9ues-
mtut Nc. 49i, slpriI Z. 1882. esp. ia. 9o.
73, 9uni Z. 1882.
6trntr, auf bic alast hes STanicn S6ul
TiitTfts etatn O. .. 9pye. S6uIe $S.7i.
Sueamtnt Nc 1876, 2pril Z. 1882. 9tp. ia.
9lS. rs, 9uni Z. 1889. Surne. glnralt.
sIll has stnanutt Sistntbum Hirb nur stssn
Yaar pufauft. u. D. %tepens,
! SbsriHs Clint, Srautpn, pa. Sbuii.
8. Wiai. 1882.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-24
winning n Bride.

A special despatch from Carbondale,
Pa, says: John Dunlap, Of New HAY
EN-, Conn, applied for apo,ition as farm
hand 1T Deacon Eldrl ises iarn, in
Ian ,dale, twelve years ago, and was
put at work. Ejdriuge had u daughter
10 yeara old, who b came fascinated
with Dunlap, and after an acqnaint-
ance OF two years he asked tho DcarOn's
consent for The daughters hand in
marriage The Daacou objected be-
cause Of Dunlap's pennilesS condition.
The girl promised 10 gain her father )
consent or put an end to her unhappy
existence. Dunlap left til. fam, de-
clariug that he would sOur day return
"a man Of wealth and influence. lie
went to Wyoming Territory, where he
obtained a situation as driver ON Z stage
line, and at the end of five years he
purchased half int resi- in tue busl.
ness. by shrewi tnancierin. and sue
c,sSiu. sperulil ions he cleared s2O, 900,
which, with the profit from his bust.
ness, gives him the tltls of being one Of
the wcalthitsl residents of W! nuing.
He is also one If the heaviest stock holl-
CTS ia "a new dread enterpris" lie
returned home on Thurs lay, after All
absence Of ten years, and was ycster-
day married % Miss Edrdse. The
wedding WAS u grand affair. The bridal
couple ~ to New Haven. and thruce to
Wyoming. The bride has rejected
many oilers in the past ten years. She
Is the belle of Llckaw;lnna Valley.
Daily Republican., 1882-01-24
Han d I.ArOerAte0.

Last Wednesday afternoon while Mr..
Alexander Steward, was engaged 10
running a pen block machine at Pyl.'s
Leather Factory. caught his hand in
the belt, which took him Oft his feet
and threw him with cnnsi israbls vi0-
lence upon the floor. Mr.. Pyle immedi-
ately went TO Nr. Steward assistance,
and sent tor cab 10 convey hun to a
physician, after which he was sent to
his home, at Riddle Bank. His hand
was severely larcerated. six Stitches be-
ing taken on the back by DR.. Draper.
TIE wound is painful one, but it is
low slowly improving. Mr.. Steward
made a narrow escape with his life,
a. he might have been drawn over the
pulley's. The injured gentleman has
worked with M. ssrs Pyle for long
while, and sp ,aks very highly Of their
Kindness to him.