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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-17

a kEMARKARLE STATKNENT.-
Prof. W. G. summer. Of Yale College.
who Is regarded a. the abIsst statis-
tieian in this country, and who has
devoted his life TO the study Of tariff
and other economics. makes the fol-
lowing remarkable statement. which
may be found in the editorial column
of the Baltimore DAILY Sam. Of Friday,
last. The professor undertakes to
show, from the point Of view Of the
consumer paying prices increased 48l
per cent. by our high tariff. how much
and how little net profit has accrued
to the country from the artificial slim
illus thereby given to manufactur-
ing industries. He says:
"The capital invested in rnanufactur.
ingin the United States inl $50 was :
100. 600, 600; the wages paid TO 2, 70O,-
coo hands was $948, O00, 600 an average
Of 81 IL per day; the value of the ma
terial used, was So, 4O0, 600, 900; the
value ofproducts, $5. 800, 600, 900. De-
Quoting from the value here set down
for products the 43l per cent. Of value
added by the tariff. Prof Sumner finds
that the value Of our manufacturing
products in the markets Of the world
in the census year was but 50, 7O0,-
600, 900. The difference between
these two statements Of product value,
or 81, 800, 100000, is the amount of
the tax which the tariff imposes. The
Professor then proceeds to argue that
it would pay the country better to
hire all the laborers engaged in man
ufactures TO stand idle and allow the
capitalists 10 per cent. on their cap
ital. AS shown by the census. the
wages paid in the census year amount
ed to $948. 000, 900, and ten per cent.
on the 1880, 0O0, 900 capital invested
is 81, 790, 900, 600, making the aggre-
gate of the wages paid and interest on
capital but 81 ,227, 900, 600, while as
shown above, the cost of the tariff
stimulus was $l.6O0.OO0,0OO. Hence
the profit in hiring manufactures not
to manufacture, according to Prof.
Summer, would be $373, 0O0, 900.
Reasoning in the same manner in re-
gard to pig-iron, he finds that the
country would have realized in tbs
census year q profit of $2,SO0,0O0 by
hiring all persons laboring in the pro-
duction of pig-iron at full wages to
remain idle. and paying 10 per cent.
profit on the capital invested in its
production, provided the 100000
tons produced that year were permit
ted TO be bought in a free market here
or elsewhere. Similarly, it would
save the country $S4.s7S to pay the
LIES persons making glue not to
make it, and the people could afford
to pay the soap manufacturers s., 900, :
200, the castor oil manufacturers $34,
00O. the glucose manufacturers $780,
600 annually to close up their shops
and pension their hands on full
wages"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-17

Observation-Disclosures, we are
sure. being intended TO mislead, the
figures, nevertheless. furnished by
Dr.. Sutton in his tariff card publish
ed in the last BEACON, are misleading.
The DR.. takes the Agricultural Re-
port of 1880 and furnishes from it the
money value Of the chief products Of
the farm industry Of the United
States, which foot up grand total Of
$2,45S, 49l,7 55. "of this amount, |"
the DR.. says. products were exported
TO the value Of $262. 49S, $50, the
balance being consumed at home. In
other words" the DR.. goes on to say,
1--WE find. q home market for 1892 per
cent. Of our chief crops and foreign
market for 1868 per cent" Admit
ting the accuracy Of these figures,
bow, we would like to know, do they
discover the amount or the value Of
our farm products sold to and con-
sumed by the manufacturing interests
and their employees? This is the only
question between us on the home mar
ket issue. It is not what is consum-
ed on the farm and never shipped, but
what issold and sold to the manufacture
ing interests and their employees, that
10 the real bone of contention. The
enormous amount which il necessary
to feed over forty million Of people,
with all their stock, is therefore en-
titled to be deducted from the Dr's
figures, and if you do this, what be
comes of the Dr's per csntage ?
How much Ofcorn raised in st Mary's
county, for instance. seeks a market
elsewhere, and especially the market
afforded by the manufacturing indus
triesf The number Of bushels can be
counted on the fingers. DR.. Sutton
also contends. that every single arti-
Gle We nov buy els cheaper than it
was in the SOS. and all farm pro-
ducts are higher" Neither Of these
statenents can be proven, and both
can be disprOvsd. Let him interrO-
gate the FIRST man he meets who was
housekeeping in the SOS and is house
keeping now, or examine and contrast
the books Of any merchant doing bus
iuess then and engaged in the same
occupation now, and he will find out
his mistake on the first point. With
regard to the second, we have this to
say, that . bushal Of wheas, for in
stance, which now nets ths farmer =
dollar. in the SOS. owing probably to
the Crimsan war, . foreign demand,
by-ths-bye. commanded two dollars,
aud even . higher rate than this.
Whsther ether farm products were
also higher then than now, we have
not the time to investigate, but We
venture the assertion, that few or
none Of them were lnwpr.
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FUR CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT

Messrs. Editors :-Please announce JOHN
n. GRAVES as n Candidate for Clerk Of ihs
Circuit Court In 1888, and say that he will
receive the cordial support Of The Republicans
Of 81. Mary's County.
Mar. Is. LEoxARDFowx DIsTRIcT.
Messrs EtlitOFs.-Plcase announce Mr..
w. +. FORD, OF the 9Th district, as a candi-
date for Clerk Of the Circnit C0rlTt, and say
that he will be warmly endorsed by
LE0NARDTowN DISTRICT.
March 22nd. 1883.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-17

noR rHE LEGISLATURE.

"a
asessrs. Editors .--Please ennounre FRED
ER1CK a. MORAN, &C the Cd district ne .
candidate ibr q seat in Re next Gensral 40
seanhly az MarxlMnd. re desires and viii
reeeive she cordial support Of
FEB. IS. 1888. REPUBL1cAHs-
Messrs. Editors-Please announce the name
Of Mr.. JOHN H. LEACH a. an independent
candidate Cor n seat IN the House Of Repre-
ssntasives of the next General Assembly O
Pooa MEz AND REPusLaeAxs.
+ Feb .. le@9. s-sss
Mezsrs. Editors-Piease announce Nr. l..
n. CAHTER as Q candidate tor Reduction %
the lower hranrh az the next 0enerAl Assem-
hly Of Maryland, subject 20 The repuSsican
nominating Convention, and SAY thai he wiz
receive the undivided support Of the -0iers q
Dec IL, lss3~ Leonardtown District.
BEAcos that Il Dr.. L. J. SUTTON, % The esh
district, win consent 70 become candidate
Ibr a seat In the lower branch Of the next
General Assembly az Maryland, he will reserve
the cordial and thorough support Of the re-
Publieans Of the.
July Is, lisa. srd District.
Gessrs. EditorS :-PtRase announces Mr.
wASHINGTON WILKINSON as = eaedi-
date FOE seai "a. the House OF Representative.
Of the naKt General Assembly Of Maryland,
and say that he will be warmly supported By
The voters Of the kIGHTa DIsTucT.
Jan IS. 1858.
MesBrs. Editors Of the Beacon. We suggest
that ~ Mr. A. BURROUGHS can be pre-
vailed upon 90 become candidate for = seat
In the next Legislature OF Maryland. we be-
lieve that he would make an able representA-
tive and reflect much credit to the old coAn-
~ Of ~. Mary's. InmakiRg this suggestion,
we beg lcPve 10 say that Mr.. Barroaghs is
net man Of great show, bus We know him
70 possess = mind superior 20 the most Of men
and we regard him az = man 0fability, hon
or, integrity aud influence.
Aug ~, lsS2. CHAPTIco.
Messrs. Editors PLEASE announce Judge
JOHN L. MlI1BURE as q candidate for srat
ia the next Legislature. Judge Milburn Is
in every way deserving Of the confidence OF
the people and II elected will prove a mosi
efficient representative and one having at
heart the best interests Of the people OF the
MaF22s3 WHOLE CoUxTT.
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RATIEIcATION NOTICE.

yOhn A. Carter ed Richard W. Carsar e. a.
Va.
Mary a. D. Roszell es al.
In the Cireais Court for 81. MaFy's eounty.
-dse sitifng - couFt Of Equity.
10. l94 n. 3.
0RDERRD this 18th day OF NAY, lssa.
~ that the Auditors Report, fled In this
cause. be ratified aud confirmed, ualsss case
% thsc0ntrary besbewn On or bsfoRs the 3nd
Monday Of June. 1888; provided copy az
this order be published in the Sc. Nary's BRA-
cos, once 9 week for three successive weeks
prior 60 the said And Monday of Jane.
of II ]. FRANK FORD,
t CLERK.
True eoPy-Test:
y.FRAEKFORD,
D.A tlE Clerk.
May ~, lss3-aw. 4
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FOR sTATEs ATTORNEY.

Messrs EditoFs-Please announce Mr.. DAN
IEL g. HAMMETT as q candidate for re-
election as States Attorney ut the ensuing
election, and say that he will lie warmly sup
ported by his friends and the people general-
ly.
Jan 4, 1883 Macy Worms.
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FOR SHERIFF.

Messrs MISUNDERSTANDING Mr. j AS.
II. ALVEY, as a Republican candidaief for the
next Sherifialty and say that he will receive
the cordial supported!
Nov. "a, 1881 The PEoPLE
MEssRs. EDITORS PLEASE annoouce GEO.
BENNET DENT No candidate TOR Sheriff ~
the election In 1889. Mr.. Dent Is weIl-known,
and we feel certain that this announcement
and his election viii meet the appreciation Of
lal, irrespective Of party.
Sept n, lss2--te. lsT AED2ND DISTRICTS.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER.

Messrs. Editors THINKING that BENZ. J
SHERMANTINE has proven himself to b.
an Efficient officer and one in every way de-
serving the confidence OF the whole people,
you are requested to announce him as a can.
didate for County Commissioner ~ che ensa.
ing election. he will receive the cordial sup.
port Of the 9Th DISTRICT.
Mar ~ a.
Messrs Ediiors-PIease annousre A. M
GRAVES rs candidate for the Commission
ers' Court.
Jan l. 1888. Many Friends
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-17

] respectfully announce myself as IN In.
dependent candidate for the next SheriaEalsv
and solicit the support Of my colored fellow
citixens and Of all believers IN sair play.
JNo. !. CURTIS, CoiOred.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-17
Or. JOHN S. BllL0PP,
SURGEON DENTIST,
MECHANICSVILLE.

Offers his professional services to the citizens
OF ST. Nary's and surrounding country. Per-
sons at q distance or in the adjoining COM
ties can have their work done by giving him
due notice that they desire his services.
April II, 1887
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We confidently offer our
Victor Fer611iZer

IN the Farmers for their Tobacco CROPS
this SESSION. IL IL . SPECIALITY for TO
BACCO and WHEAT. Il viii make as
much Tobacco and Of - Gne quality a. any
other Fertilizer, and IL equal TO any other for
all crops. Send Cor eertiscAfa.
~0ur Wheat aud Corn Fertilizer a spe-
eiality far GToin crops.
H. We hare the sole agency for Andrew
Goes Original Ammoaiaied Bone Phosphate
- jEss iapgOVed( for Tobacco and Wheat. The
value Of this Fertilizer is well knowa as here
tolore prepared. With the Improvement Of
1883, q y q thoroughly reliable TOBACCO
FERTILIZER.
For Tobacco use our VICTOR or GOES
IMPROVED. For grain crops as: either Of
the shove or oar Wheat and Csrn Fertilizer.
All in good condition.
a. ORDERS SOLICITED.
April 5, IsS3-y
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- - II
nIEn.

In the 18th district, on the l4th inst, Mrs.
VALLANDlNGHAM, aged about so years.
IN this district, on the l4ih instant, Mrs.
NARY BURCH, aged about 80 years.
In this district, on the 5th inst, Mrs. ELI.
AABETu A. ABEL, aged abOut 50 years.
Nay she rest In peace
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-17

On the 18th instant, by the Rev. C. o.
Isaac, ID. WHITEFEELD JONES 10 ANN
w. HAMMErT.
In Washington city, w. X. HERBERT.
Of this county, 10 NARY d BURCH Of
Charles.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-17

r HAVE appOinisa RICHARD n. GAR
I NER my agent 70 rent my farms and col
lert my rents. Any one wishing 70 rent the
land must apply 70 him.
April &c, Isss-m
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~ - n SON A WEEK.
. DecidFd opinions expressed in language
that can be understood; the prompiesi, iul-
les; and most accurate intelligence Of what
ever in the wide world Il worth attention.
That IL what everybody IL sure 90 find in any
edition Of THE SUN. Subscription: DAILY q
pagesh BY mail, S5c. month, or s. SOL
year I; SUNDAY 70 pagesl, 81 20 . year;
WEEKLY Is PageI. 81 90 per year.
!. w. ENGLAND, Publisher,
New York City.
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FOR TIE ORPHANS COURT.

Messrs, Editors Please Announce DAM
TEL J. PAYNE as n candidate for JHdge Of
the Orphans Court at the ensuing eleetion
and say that he will receive the undivided
support Of the rppnblieans Of
March 20, 1883 cHAPTICO DIsTRICT.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1883-05-17
NOTICE. e

1T having been reported By some person uR-
u known that inisaded 70 esose out my
mode Of mying % the pablo, that tie report
is entirely falke. Work done promptly and
neatly as heretofore and ali will be secomo-
daaed. Wall hereafter make Repairing a
Hpeeialty. l hase alan made arr@Hgemenas Tor
putting on i1visable PATCHES. which will be
ssgarely and Beasly dons. All ~ogk hereafter
positively cash, and all orders nos arcomka-
MED by cash will not be noticed. Rsspert-
fully, ,. l. COAkELLEY,
Boot and Shosmakeg,
LeOnsEdtown, Nd.
May ., Isss-d.
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DIV0ROES. publicity; residents Of
- any State. Desertion, Non-Support.
Advice and applications for stamp. w. II.
LEE, Atty, $50 Broadway, N. Y.
May ~, lss3-lm.
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win leave Pier 0, Light Street, every Sun
day night &C 0, r. H.. ttF PatRxeht River di-
rest, as fAF mp as Bristol. Returning, viii
leave Bristol ~ Ia, w., sa Monday, and Mill
stone at G, p. u :, for Baliim0re, calliax At
no wharvss below Leiaehs's, except when
signalled from whaBves on the river, for Pas
seugers and PtrishAlle Freight.
Fright received 'at Pee O. Eghs SRpsa,
Tuesdays and Fridays until 8. r. u.
HENRY WILLIAMS, Agent
Oeiee. ia Light So
Feb -. 1879.
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Entertainment and SRDDer

AN ENTERTAINMENT, preceded by q
IN SUPPER and followed by refreshments,
viii be held &C MEcHANIcsvILLE on
FRIDAY, the 18th instant,
att, p. n. Supper hours from 70 Z. IS
cents admissiOn-Ihe same TO supper. All
are respectfully and cordially invited 10 at
tend.
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On . aasrsATURDAT, Marrh ard. d,
steamer wenonaIs

win leave Pier ., Light Street, every Satur-
aAv and Wednesday al 30, A. ~, for Fair
Haven, PlHm Point, Governors Run and Pa.
axent River - faF np ~ Benedict. Relurn-
ing, will leave Be- edicl every Monday and
Thursday at q, A. NJ, MiIlstOne Landing 81
10, A. H., Plum Point ~ I, p. ~, and FaFt
Haven ~ 3 SOP. u. ~ Baltimore.
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TRUSTEES SALE
OF VALUABLE
mm ar wx~xmaa ~@

IL virtue = deerse Of he Circuit Cert
- fpf 81 Marg'D coantv. In EQnifT. -
nndersiEned. Frnsase. will sasl rs pabIic me-
siaa - The CemFs Hoese door, Ls0nMEdtown.
on
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FOR SHERIFF.

Nay l7lh, Isss-lt.
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May II, lsss-sw.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-15

ing about and dressed in their native uni
forms. They are followed by crowds. Mr..
Ernest Cooke engaged the company in
Phillippopolis, Adrianople, Thessalonica,
and Constantinople. They are particular
ly noted for their extraordinary athletic
abilities, performing incredible acrobatic
feats, such as building lofty pyramids,
leaping over lines of dens and somersault-
ing with guns and sabres, among other
things introducing the famous "labelbarod"
or powder play" as practiced by the wild
Bedouins of the desert. Mr.. Coles coloss-
al shows are exceptionally strong through
out, being possessed of many remarkable
features heretofore unseen in arenic exhi-
billions. Three rings are necessary for the
production of the multiplicity of acts. Mr..
James Robinson, the champion bareback
rider of the world, has been engaged for
the season at a salary exceeding that of
the president of the United States.
Mr.. Coles circus viii open here on
April % for one week. On April 80 they
leave here, visiting all the prominen cities
of the Northwest. notably Kansas City,
Burlington, Milwaukee and St. Paul. Mr..
Cole is known as the acknowledged Alex
ander of amusemeuts. and his establish
ment is the most extensive of the kind in
America.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

From Italian opera to the Black Crook
is quite jump, but so it is. During the
week that has passed since Madame Hauk,
Mile Litta and associate artists pleased
and disguised st. Paul audiences, the
Opera house has remained unoccupied, but
tomorrow evening, the Kiralfy Brothers
Black Crook organization will commence
a three nights engagement in
the production of this great
spectacular drama. The organization is
said 10 comprise a strong ballet, ana
special scenery and machinery for pre-
senting the play in excellent style, far
superior it is claimed to anything aver be-
fore attempted in the city.
HAZEL KIRKE.
With the departure of the Black Crook
the Opera house will be closed for one
evening, and then another change, as
radical as that from Italian opera to
the spectacular, will be made by the
presentation flor two nights and matinee
of the time-worn though seemingly ever
fresh and attractive drama of Hazel Kirke.
This liquid generating drama is to be
presented by one Of the Madison Square
theater companies, guaranty that all its
beautiful and touching sentiment will be
most faithfully presented. Reserved seats
can be Occurred on and after Thursday
morning.
WOODS.
Woods Opera house with Fanchon, the
Cricket, Miss Fife Johns as Fanchon, and
a sparkling olio, did thriving bushes;
during the week. This week big bill is
to be given in the society drama of "No
49," and a particularly attractive and
meritorious olio.
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County Treasurer Burton Endorsed.

The. county commissioners the full board
present, held special meeting at y m.
yesterday to remove a hitch in the pay
ment of a $4,000 certificate of indebted
ness which fell due on the 18th inst
When the certificate fell due County Treas
urer Burton drew. his check and paid it,
but County Auditor McCardy refused to
approve the payment on the ground that
it had not been ordered by the county com
missioners, as required by law. Upon an
explanation of the matter the board
adopted resolution offered by Commits
sioner Pottgieser, ratifying the action OF
the treasurer.
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The Wonderf,.l Performing arabs.

ST. Louis, No, April 1.-THE troupe of
performing Arabs who have been specially
engaged for Coles circus, have arrived
here and are creating considerable of a
stir by their fine appearance. They are
tall, brown-skinned, muscular looking fell
lows, and walked through The streets look
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Spring Time Has Come, Gentle Annie,
and now is the time TO commence taking the in
fallible remedy, DIR. E. B. Hal1iday's Blood Pu-
rifer, and save large doctors bill, especially if
you are troubled with Salt Rheum or Syphilitic
diseases. After taking one or two bottles of the
large size, take warm bath, and you will be
surprised at the amount of old skin that will
roll off your person. Then is when you will see
there is virtue in the medicine, and the feeling
you will have afterward will repay you for a
dozen bottles. Try it. Sold by all druggists,
or call or address the proprietor, s.. Blackboard
274 East Seventh street, st. Paul, MINI.
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PART I.
Local Notes.

Tomorrow afternoon Seibert's orches-
ira will rehearse the orchestral music for
Stabat Mater and in the evening the chorus
and the orchestra will rehearse together.
The Liederkranz society has rented the
Athen@um for Whit Monday and give a
performance of Koshats new operatta Gam
Woerther See,' for she benefit of the leader
of the society, Prof. 7. j. Kerker.
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Ribbons.

Ottomans in Nos. 5, 7,9, u, 16, % and so in
all new shades, Havana, terra Gotta, strawberry,
electric blue, cadet, shrimp, bronze, hunters
green, etc. Satin and gros grain Nos. 2 to 60 in
all color;s to match all the new shades in straws,
silks, satins and dress goods. If you want to
match anyth ing in ribbons, call at Schultz's, SO
East Third street.
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be assisted by them, and returned to the
stage to earn her living.
Of all the phases of fetichism ballet
dancing in its projections has ever en-
thralled the bald heads.
The cynical collector of curious statistics
can verify the charge tomorrow even
ing.
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ST. PAUL, SUNDAY, APRIL Is, 1883.


A fearful tornado swept over 2 portion Of Ar
kansas early yesterday morning, demolishing all
the houses and breaking down and uprooting
every vestge Of a tree in its path. Full partic-
u'aTs Will be given tomorrow.
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in endless variety. Over 100 different shapes
and colors. ANY lady can suit herself in either
shape, color or price. We have the largest, as
we'll the finest, stock of millinery goods in the
Northwest. Schultz's, SO East Third street
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Give US call and we will save you so cents on
the dollar. Schultz's, SO East Third street.
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Tips and Plunnes

from 35c apiece up in all new shades. The largest
and finest line of these goods in the city at pri-
ces Just one-half those which you pay elsewhere.
Give Us call if you wish to buy anything in a
ito or plume line. Schultz's, SIS Est Third
street.
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With its agents all over the Northwest, the
German Daily Press is excellent advertising
medium.
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No better German advertising medium in the
state than the German Daily Press.
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Capitalists, Investors, Horsemen, Housekeep-
ers, everybody, read Kavanagh's advertisements
in another column
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HatSi HafSi

Go to the great Bankrupt Sale at AS East
Third street this week, Clothing, Boots, Shoes,
nta
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Flowers! Flowers!

Trade Sale Monday of Boots and Shoes at 213
West Third street. See another column.
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The only German daily morning paper in the
state: The ''Taegliche Presse.''
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Dedication Concert.

The banner dedication concert of the
Concordia Singing society takes place Sst-
urday evening, April 81, when the new
banner of the society will be dedicated
with appropriate ceremonies. The follow
ing admirable musical programme will be
observed:
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va Ynn Gninr tn Pain.

Get fre-proof roof paint at Skinner & Sly's,
Gil Second street South. Minneapolis
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The Daily German Press appears tomorrow