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St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-31

drums IN the early morning marShaled
not only the veterans, but thousands of
idlerS toward the center of the city and
afterward toward the cemeteries.
Nearly every factory, mill and mer-
chandiZing establishment closed its
doors as early as noon, and a general
holiday was enjoyed, even though not
enjOined by the mandates of the law.
Toward noon the sky clouded over. and
for the remainder of the day the rain
threatened, though it held off, and the
air finally cleared.
The day set aside by the nation to the
loving remembrance of her dead was
never so generally observed in Mime
apolis OF upon so harmonious and eX-
tenSive scale. As the years pass the
sentiment grows stronger and richer
and deeper, as though the veterans,
feeling their own approaching ends,
were the more anxious to keep
alive the great brotherhood born
of the civil war. The organization
under whose auspices the services are
conducted will soon be dissolved by
death, but the kindred flame which now
holds it together burns the more brightly
as it approaches the socket. There was
more enthusiasm in Minneapolis yester-
day than ever before. The procession
was more general and longer. More
flowers than ever before were laid upon
the resting places of the dead. And
when the exercises were concluded, the
last gun fired and the last prayer said,
came the gentle rain, weeping down
upon the annual scene which now re-
calls but not embltterS nations grief.
There was one fact very conspicuous
In yesterdays demonstration. The
Grand Army of the Republic is now
being rapidly decimated by time. Of the
veterans who marched to the music of
drum and fife yesterday, few there were
who are not treading the downward
slope of the hill of life. Some still
walk upon the level, and even they, who
went out as mere boys in the dark days
of '61, are now showing with wrinkled
cheeks and gray hairs, that over quar-
ter of century has passed since the
war, brightly as may burn its many
memories
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-31
Mantels, Crates and Tiles.

The Farnham Marble and Mantel COM
pany, No. 3S South Third street. Mime
apolis. Hardwood mantels, slate and
marble mantels, CRATES, tenders, brass
goods and open fireplace goods of all
descriptions. Decorative art tiles, en-
caustic and marble floor tiling. The
largest stock, lowest prices and most
thorough and competent workmen,
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-31
OF A SOCIAL NATURE.
Society Matters of Interest to DIFF.
ferent People.

The first annual charity ball of the
Eighth Ward Relief association occurs
tonight at its hall, corner of Stevens
avenue and Lake street. The music
for dancing will be furnished by
Danz's orchestra. A special motor
will leave the junction at 1:3O a. m.
to accommodate those desiring to attend
from down town, A delightful time is
assured, and all are invited to help out
in the good cause.
The Oriental Dramatic club will pre-
sent ''She Stoops to Conquer at the
Second Universalist church tonight
and tomorrow evening.
90 R. e. Ainsley, the popular clerk at
the Windsor, will finish his labor to-
night on account of ill health.
The Ladies' Guild of Grace church
gave an ice cream festival in the vestry
of the church last evening.
An ice cream entertainment was given
last evening by the Ladies' Aid society
of the House of Faith Presbyterian
church.
The officers and general employers of
the NicOllet house presented Col H. B.
Sherman with an unique badge, consist
ing of four golden horseShOeS. On the
road. Nov. 16, 1885. June l, 1888. With
the best wishes of the officers of the
Nicollet house."
W. w. Schloss, of Philadelphia, is in
the city visiting friends.
The Dorcas Society of the Welsh
church gave pleasant strawberry So
cial last night at the corner of Seven
teenth avenue south and Franklin.
The Apollo club rendered the striking
girls grand benefit at Dania hall on
Tuesday night. The hall was well
filled with fashionable society people,
who were delighted to see the girls fight
for their rights. The amount realized
was little over 500.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-31

still very dull and lifeless, though an
occasional miller is discovered who
claims to be making fair sales. Inland
freights are sc per barrel cheaper than
a week ago, aud quotations of flour have
been shaded correspondingly to the
east. A few fair-sized orders for bakers
to be exported have been booked lately,
but they are scarce, the foreign market
being in worse condition than the do
mestic. The direct exports of flour last
week were $4,000 barrels against $1,000
barrels the week before.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-31
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Bank clearings yesterday, S513, ,63O.6s.
Adele Menard. sixteen years old, has dis
appeared from her home on TWenty-first
street north and Fourteenth avenue.
The Lucy Hayes W. c. T. U meets at
Franklin Avenue NJ. E. church to-day.
The North Minneapolis W. C. t. o. met
yesterday afternoon with Mrs. j, ". Moore
S2S Sixteenth avenue north.
A small and unimportant blaze at eos Sec
ond street north called out the FIRE depart
ment Yesterday morning.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-31
Directory Notice.

We have completed the regular can
vass for names. In order to have the
Directory contain the latest and most
accurate information, we would ask that
notice be sent US of newcomers, changes
in business firms, in location or resi-
dence since May Is. Minneapolis Di-
rectory company. HenryiBaldrey. sec
retary, 257 First avenue south.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-31
A Prosperous Association.

The American Building and Loan as
sociation is meeting with remarkable
success; 5000 shares of stock have been
sold during the last four months. This
excelled the growth of any other similar
organization in the United States. Rate
of profit, "a per cent. Now is the time
to subscribe for stock. Home Office, 2Os
Lumber exchange
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-31
Scene at the Court House.

You ought to have been there and
seen the great rush yesterday noon. A
splendid table was set, with all the de-
licious things the market affords. The
New Court House Restaurant has only
been open a short time, but it is simply
surprising the splendid outlay you get
for tritie. 222 Fifth Street South.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-31
Visitors Welcome

At 305 Nicollet avenue. Assignee's sale
of pictures, picture frames, and art
goods. Our prices attract attention.
Our goods are the choicest in the city.
You will find many pretty things to
please you, Don't fail to look us over
before buying.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-31
DIR. HI. NJ. Waterhouse

Has located his Office in the Webb
Block, corner of Third Street and Hen
nepin Avenue, where his numerous
patrons can find him from 9 a. m. to
p. m. He was for several years con-
nected with the American Hospital Aid
Association as surgeon.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-31

Warner & Baldwin are the only deal
ers in marble and granite monuments
in the West who are manufacturers of
granite at the quarry. The firm have a
factory at Barre, VT, the most cele-
brated quarries in the world. Also
marble works at 3517 Hennepin. Office,
106 Washington avenue south.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-31
VETERANS IN LINE.

The Street Display---The March
With Music and Banners to the
Exposition.
Long before the hour set for the pro-
cessiOn tomoVe from the corner of Third
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-31

Flowers StreWn Upon the
Graves of Those Who Died
for Their Country.
R. B. Myers, an Old Soldier,
Takes His Life With
"Rough on Rats"
Representatives Of Three
Counties Consider Loca-
tions for a Bridge.
Blaine's Latest Letter Com
mented on by Prominent
Republicans.

II E Memo
rial day eX-
ercis S at
Minneapolis
were yeSter-
d a Y CO m
pleted to the
ininutest de-
tail, accord
ing to pro-
g I a IN IN e
and, for the
first time in
{ O. " @ 2 q
years, with
Iout the in
reference of
ia II. The
day broke
with cool but
peTfe city
clear wealth
er, and the
sound of the
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-31

Miss Leila Page as Anthony Lumpkin, Esq
Tomorrow evening vocal solo by
Miss Maud Ulmer will be added, and
Friday evening a vocal solo by Mile.
Jenny FOugner.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-31
LOCAL MENTION.
The National.

The National,
The only 50 per day house of the
kind in the West. Complete in every
way; all modern improvements; eleva-
tor services, ETC., for passengers. c.. A.
Merrill. proprietor.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-31
Amateur Dramatics.

The Young Ladies' Flower mission is
making great preparation for an enter
tainment to be given in the parlors of
the Second Universalist church this and
tomorrow evenings. The popular COM
edy, "She Stoops to Conquer" will be
rendered, with the following cast:
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-31
Assignee, Muchmore Publishing
COmnaDy.

Is making prices that cannot be equaled
in the city. Elegant goods below cost.
Everybody is buying pictures, picture
frames, stationery and art goods, at sos
Nlcollet avenue. 1t will pay you to
look through the stock. No old goods.
Stock the choicest ever brought to this
market.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-31
FkUL, SANFORD & MERWIy.

Patent Attorneys and Solicitors. Offices: 10
German American Bank Building, st. Paul:
6o7, $50 Temple Court Minneapolis; 92S \
street. Washington. ., G.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-31
ACTIVE AS EVER.

Justice William Strong, of the United States
Supreme Court, retired is eighty years of age.
He is tall fne-looking man, who does not appear
to be more than sixty His clean-cut face resembles
Gladstone's, though it is not so wrinked. Justice
Strong seems to be active He has his sal
ary Of $4,000 a year, and good income besides,
but he still lectures constitutional law one of
the Washington Schools and some times gives pro-
tessional advice. The K Clothing House, Min
neapolis is active in supplying seasonable
and reliable Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats and
Caps for Men and Boys.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-31

dolin Delight-Polka, Mandolin
solo with guitar accompaniment
Sig. Montanelli, mandolin;
@ m WilliamS nnitar
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-16

Wie lanse cine Sub troden seben muB,
bdnst uiel BON Der &afe unb 8ei9afens
beit bes Ebieres ab, inteB betra9tet
man ben 3eitraum BON bier 8o6en als
fur iebe Stub ausreihenb, unb troden 81
iteben.
Sm8aumls uno 8eerenobitearten fann
nod piele niblide Grbeit setban weroeu,
ramentli6 nit benz &opfe. Snbefien
finoen aud bic Sanbe quite 8eripenbuns,
tuie 5. 8. Gbldsen Der beim Nbbreben
bon 3weisen hinterlafienen Qelte une
8ebefen Der 8unoe nit bider OelIarbe
ober acknowledgment 8aumma9s. G9nei>
bet gfropfreiier tuenn bieS nod ni1t se.
ideben 1T. Si1ert bic iunsen 8dume
sesen Salen= unb MauiefraB, befeitist
tie at Stisen, bamit itarte @inoe fe
ni9t bei9dbigsn. Nqe 8dun1e ioQten
unteriudt ,peroen, Oh ie gier Der 8elt.
roupe beberbersen; lebtere iinb banbfdz
big nabe ben @noen Der Sweiae befes
ftist. Man fann iie leibt %erfennen
penn man on einem triben Gage bieie
Stelen sesen ben Sor,SOnt bin betra9.
tet. Sinb @ier bort, 10 idneioet ben
Stid 8meig nit ben @iern oh uno uer=
brennt es. lleberlest, OF es portbeil.
baft 1T, mebr gdune, @elfrdu6e ooer
&eben su pflanSen, unb beitelt bas Gr.
tpinidte frib5eitis aus ben 8numi1us
len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-16
GlektrtIdtra dtdtt.


SerSli6 bnufenb fir senoiieue 8esiiultigs
un9 uab unterifiibuna ilub in grinneruna
firoerbin seduBerter@biidien, sereidt es Der
st. Gloub 6as unb electric Sight Co."
gum 8ergnlgen, Der Sffentlidteir funb al
tbun, baB ite bis snm 1tien Seaember belbes
elm
9(rc uno SucanoeSeent SDftem
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iuie nrr geboten tperoen Tam, unS Dab tie
allen eleftrii6es 2idt liefern tpirb, bie fol-
Dies beaniprrten, unb Stuar AT ben portbeiI
bafteiten B%eotn9un9en. Siele 8efelI6aft
siebt es Dor, ibre 2idter elmer actuellen Bro.
be 5u unteritelen lno oas llrtbeil Der DEF
fentlibfeit Su bDren, beoor tie BON @pntrat-
ten ipri6t. @egentpdrti9e Sertueloer oes
9aies, nelde eleftriides 2ibt fuiiniden,
mbaen 5pe5iele 8orfebrun9en treifen, Ia baB
tie es nermbsen, betoe Sortbeile NIT einans
Der Al perbinoen.
Wdbrenb bes Sommers ipirb bas gas. &c.
ibaft bebeuteno pergr6Bert unb perbeiiert
iperSen, 86bre iperoen lest aeleat big All al.
len Saipttbeilen Der Sfa6t, fpp fid &eiioen.
sen befinoen; unb iolde, bic ben @asse<
Sraud b~eibebalten, rn6een iid oarauf per<
laiien, oaB bic Qualitit iotuie Der @asItrpm
beoeuteuo better iein tpirb.
@elesentli4 bieier Gntiinoisuns piini6t
bic @eienidaft fsrner Su bemerten, baB Die
proieetirten Serbeferunsen bic GIslase tn
nerbalb eines Sabres I'M iiber S 5000 su ers
b6ben ino tie m66te oesbalb fir bfientlide
gntiddoisung burd cine liberale llnteritlbz
un9 in ibrem 8orbaben aIfraaen, I'M ct.
glDuo sutes 2idt, iopobl Gas als elettris
ides 2ibt, su peridafeu, tpie in irseno Ell
ner Staot i'm Staate %gefunben tperoeu fann.
st. Gfoub 6as uno electric eight Co."
ct. glpuo, b. item Nooember 1887. Att
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-16
Se5{eu.Naffau. gud in 1ronf.

eeHSJt uu. Nu0 IN grant
furt a. M. uiro aber bic biesjdbrise
sroBe @interfdlte seiammert. Ser
Wain lit 3usefroren nnb bic @%erbinbuna
smilben 0orbs unb Sibbeutidlano aud
fir 5uBsdnser berseiteIt. Su Solse
bes f~tarfen 5roites iinb oiele @aiier.
leiinnsss unb @asr6bren seIprunsen
unb Der hierburd entitanbene Sda6en
1T iebr srob.
@etpbafen. 9ie in Yaberborn,
beIonbers unter ben Grmen, ipesea ibrer
@obltbdtisfeit befannte grdioentin bes
Gliiabetbuereins, Siabella Jreiin bon
&leiniorsen, ftarb on einem Sersleiben.
Die sr6Beren meitpbdliiden Sparfai.
fen seben nit benz 8lane UNI, nit ben
Sparfai1en Iltersiparfafen uim. ~
perbtnoen. Den Eb%eilnebmern (aua>
idlieBli6 Nrbeiter unb Minoerbemit.
telte) iol burd @~etudbruns BON gu.
i9ifien aus ben 8insiiberi1iIen Elm
perbdltniBmdBis bobes @,nfommen ses
iidert merben, in eriter 2inie fir Die
Belt bss differs ooer Der Nrbeitsuns
tdbisfeit. Johann aber aud fir bic 8eit
Der @roBidbrlsfeit, fir guafeuer, gta.
blirung, Stubien, Wilitdr. 9ieultpflidt
uiw. 9ie ginlasen wirbeu idbrlih
100 Warf im @ansen 1000 Warf nibt
iiberi6reiten. Cine 8iinbisuns iolI bel
Der <ersueriideruns in Der @esel iei.
tens bes @inlesers Dor benz IS. 2ebensz
iabre nidt Suldifis iein.-9er Sberprd.
iibent fir Die BropinS @etpbalen, Serr
BON Sasemeiiter, bat fir ben rlmfans
Der sanSen 8rouin5 cine BoliSeiueroro.
nuns erlaifen, nah mel1er bic 8erab>
folsuns BON 8ranntipein urb nidt bes
naturirtem Spiritus an idulpHi9tise
&inber bel elmer Strafe 6is 81 60 Mt.
perboten lift.
Slbenbure. Infer 2anotag fat
ben Staatsuertra9 nit Bremen uesen
Der gertiefuns ber unterueier seneb:
mist. Sbsleid bic olbenbursti9e SIC.
sieruns bic Sntereiien Der ffeinea Inter.
tpeisr>Sdfen unb Der 2anbwirthiuaft in
ben an ben Strom srenSenben Wari9en
in ben beSisliben 8ertrassbefimmuus
gen ausreidenb seuahrt 81 babeu
slaubte, unb ubsleid mon bier Der Mei.
r,uns mar, bob Bremen, sejwunsen
burd feline Gbbdnsisfeit BON Der !3us
Thinning Oloenburss, faft mebr als
re9t uno biqis 5~useitanben babe, hattie
Der gertras in ben nddftbetbeilisten Be
Sirfen entidiebenen @iberIprud erfabz
rem, Der aud tm 2anotase feline 8ertrez
ter ~fanoen. Die Sahe mar oaber an
einen IusiduB oertuieien, Der iid nad
e~insebenber 8riifuns MIR nit serinser
Webrbeit fir bic Nnnabme bes 8ers
trass erfldrte. 9ie Winberbeit eritats
tete eiuen beionberen 8eridt, bon benz
man iosar bier anerfennen muBte, oaB er
ourdaus ia1li9 uno anerfennensuertb
iei. 60 iab man Der enti9eibenoen Ser
banoluns oes 2anbtases nidt Obne SOr.
&c ent9esen ur,b iuar oeppelt %erfreut. ais
Die Na9ridt eintraf, oaB berielbe nit
elmer srOBen Webrbeit feline 3uitim>
m,lns ausseiproden babe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-16

&5nisrei9 S,9ien, no 10,O17 &inber
beiddfttst iinb, in YrepBen ullr 1902;
in Sadien 1T bic 8abl seitiesen bon
1866 auf 10,17O, wdbreuo lie in 8ais
ern %selunfeu, unb in Der inbuitriereiden
&beinpropin5 itetis seblieben 1T. 8as
bort Der Snitiatioe Der Irbeitseber nno
Der S6nlbeb6rbe selnnsen lift. tDnnte
bod aud burd Die @eiessebun9 amber,
mdrts berbeisefiibrt iueroen. ueberbaupt
lift idun felt 1881 bic 8ermebruns Der
&inberarbeit cine ftetise sesueien; iie fat
ii6 biz 1887 %perboppelt.
Der Staatsiefretdr iaste III Der boris
gen Sibuus, Der pOridbrise @ntipurf
zines Observation-Disclosures lle9e benz
8uuSesratbsausi9uiie Dor, Die @rpd=
sunsen Ieien nod ni6t absei6lOfen. Der
gntipurf pie CT aus Der Mitte oes
Sauies beruursesansen, Tonne als iol.
der feline gnnabme finoeu, bas pliroen
bic Serren iid pobl audi ielbt selast
baben. SD babe tuirflib geglau5t, oaB
bieier @ntpurf redt iuObl Gnnabme i'm
ben f6nnte unb lolte, sumal berielbe bier
sweimal fat eintimmis ansenOmmen
ipuroe, uno Dem 8unoesrctbe ole nette,
fen Nusnabme.8 efusuiiie einserdumt
iino. Die 8ertreter Der Ge9ierunsen
baben au6 ben ser.nsften GnlaB senOms
men, @inide ooer NbanberunssUOr>
idldse 81 auBern. Gls mir uniere 8iin.
i1e sunddit in bic Sorm cine &eiOlus
ton fleibeteu. unO Der &esieruns Die &c
Observation-Disclosures iiberlieBen bat
man uns aufseforbert: @eieB@@ntwurf
aber feline &eiolution. @ir wareu benz
entlpro6eu, unb ba miro erfldrt: Sic
uerben uus bod ni6t %Sutrauen, baB
mir bieieu @niwurf a%nnetmea. &enn
i9 anneDmen f6unte, bob es ben &esie<
runsen nur barum su tbuu wdre, nihts
81 Stanbe fommen 81 laien, 10 fpGre
oieie @rt nnb @eiie iebr ueritdnolid.
Mid bat au6 Die Grflaruns bes
Staats iefretdrs iiber bic reidsssieblide
&eseluns Der Sruse Der @ewerbeberidte
iibsrrai6t. SIS lag cine @erinsiddsuns
bieier Srase, bic nod 1886 oas gauge
Sars einmitbis sere9elt ieben iuollte, in
oieien Iusfibrunsen, uuo ras alles. OBJ
slei6 bic &eslerunsen 1878 ielbit einen
besiiali6en @ntwurT uOrselest baben.
Sn 8e5us auf bic Sorm Der Ier6fentz
liduns Der 8eridte Der SabritsS nipefs
loren baben uns 9aiern, Sadien nno
SeiIen oas 8eiipiel Der beiten 90iun9
aeaeben, inbem bieie Staaten Die Be-
ri9te nod in elmer beionoeren ans9abe
fir ibr 2Gnber san5 unperfiir5t oer6hent
liden. SIM preuBiiden 2anotase miro
ein Gutras auf @iniibruns bieier @erz
0ffentlidunssiOrm seitellt perben.
Man iiebt: Die beuli6e gentrumspars
tel bei6dftigt ii6 nit Der 2Diuns Der 10
staleu Jrase fortwabrenb auf oas @is
MDdte bas bod aud IN be
lem 2anbe Nababmun9 finoen!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-16
@ruterics, Giitmz, Sled:
3u ~ecrfauffn.

Vine ser ib6nitfn 6armen in Stearns
GonntD, int Conn Iaire Yrairie aele9en,
NIT elmer gut beiieoelteu unb anaenebm.n
Nadbaridaft; $40 @der inter Yflua; l40
5umSeiden fertis 9roBesgS obnbaus, Sdeu.
ncn uuo arOere DISQUALIFICATION. Iderbaus
0erGtbitaftcn, 30 Stpd aeb6rntesRinbpieb,
IL Stilf 9feroe, uub Sausgeritbi6Gften
ein9cI6lpIcl, ipcnu bics eriuiini6t. 60
fortige llcbertraGun9. Cute 6aufsbebin-
1uracn. BegelI 4tdhercm 1uenoe man fib on
Gen Giaentbiimcr 5bpm. Steen,
3-3mt Iaine 9rairie, Minn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-16
Tarnt stt b]erfaufen.

Sci benz llnterSei6neten lit cine imS pipn
2uremburs 9eleaene Sarm inter 9initisen
Be6tn9un9en su faufen. Sieielbe. 40 Gder
gro6. bon benen 10 @fer utter 4flug, lieat
an benz Tabrtpe9e bon Cob Spring mad
Soreit gitp, a Meilen bon Der giienbabu
uno orei Weilen bonn Babubofe, stuei Wei=
len bic 81 Stride uno gan5 naBe bel Der
Gdnle. Wit benz 2an6e, bas erit 6 Sabre
eultipirt 1T, unf auf benz man % big 80
Buibel per older ernten fam. fam aud Der
Slebitano, elm @eipann giel, Sdueine,
Subner etc. 9efauft iuerben. &aufuittse
m69en poripreden beinl gisentbiimcr
5-2mt @bam& d mer,
2uremburs y. S.. Stearns County, Wiun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-16
6entftnnubiQes.
Nentabilit6t Der 9iibnersubt.

Nentabilitdt Der QibnerSubt. -
lleber bic &entabilitdt Der Sibner5u9t
berriden nod redt abmeidenoe Iniid
ten. Bon elmer Seite miro Der vunses
beure Huben", ben biefelbe abiuerfen
iou, b%eruOrseboben unb BON Der anoern
b6rt man bon arsen @nttduidunsen in
bieiem 8unfte, 70 oaB bdufis na6 bic
lem 8erbruB unb IerserniB bic Sibs
ner5u9t tuieoer a%ufseaeben ,uuroe. Die
Babrbeit liest tuie 10 oft, audi bier in
Ser Witte.
Sc lift idon oft barber seipro6en
iuorben, baB Ser @ubsn, ben Die Siib
ner,udt in semsbnlidcm MaBitabe &C.
wdbre. nidt in srOBen pufunidren 8or.
theilen 5u iuden iei, ioubern bauptid4
lid BARN, oaB man Die Gier itets frii9
our @erfisuns babe uno baber bieies
ausSe5eidnete Nabrunssmittel ieoerSeii
tn better Aualitdt i'm Sausbalte III per
wenben i'm Stanoe iei, tpenn bic Bro'
b%uftionsfoIen Serielbsn and nidt nc
ientlih BON benz WarftpreiS bifferitten
9ieie auf lansiabrlaen @%rfabrunsen
berubenbe Nniidt ftnbet burd nadfte,
benbe senaue IufSeidnuns Der Soften
uno @rtrdse elmer Siibnerbaltun9 tpabs
renb bes oerHoifenen Sabres ibre poa-
fommenite 8eftdtisuus unb beren Be-
fanntsabe pirb bas Sutereife fir oaa
niibli6e 5eberoieb erb6ben uno bic irrts
gen QnIihten Seritreuen belfen. Saa
betreffenbe Sibnerpolf teitano am er'
ften Sauuar 1887 aus einem Stamm
Soubans, elm Sabn unb 9 Sennen, Elm
Spanierbabn unb 81 seiu6bnliden 2anb.
bibnern ueridiebener &reu5unsen. 8ou
bieIen 20 Stiid muroen I'M 2aufe eea
Sabres absdnsis feds Sabner. 10 oaf
breiunbsman5is &6pfe our Suffering
uno gum @iertesen 81 Sennen porban'
ben tparen.
Ser Nrfpanb an 5utterfoiten betruq
$25. Ser @eiammteierertras betrte
3OS2 Stiif, ipeI6e Elm nad pielfaheu
8dsunsen fefseielItes Durdidnittsse'
tui6t BON 6S @ramm pro Stiid a%uf,uie.
fen. 9ieier @rtras uertbeilte fid aui
bic 5u0lf Monate tuie folgt: Sanuar
ICY, Sebruar $50, Wdr5 335, Ipril
4O3, Mai 421, SUM- 341. Sult 291,
Guauit 329, September 275, Sttober
165, Nopember 81, December 60 Stid
Gier. gad ben aussabeu fir bic Sut.
termittel itellen fid bic 8roouttionsfo:
fen fir elm 81 auf circa ! Gent, gefoiB
iebr bilise friide @ier. 8ei 'oieier 8e'
rednuns 1T ielbrebeno Die nit Der Barz
tuns unb Sitteruns Der Tbiere &C., uers
bun6ene lrbeit unb etiuaise 3inien ETC.,
tuel6e ale Bel elmer gum grwerb betrie.
benen Sibnersudt ins @etuidt fallen,
nidt mitserednet.
Qus bieIer fleinen Quftenuns 1T Der
gortbe,l, tuel1en cine Sibnerbaltuns
aetpdbrt, leidt eriidtli6' uno bic 8ro
buttionsfoiten Der gier, tpenn ni6t fofts
ipieliae Siibnerbausbauten 81 amortis
firen limb, bhrften fid aud unter tuent.
ger siinitisen l%lmitdnben nidt 10 beoeus
tenb erb5ben, baB ie ben Warftpre,s
piel iiberiteisen, gang abseieben BON Der
nidt au uuteribdtenben Mnnebmlibfeit,
uur gier better Hualitdt 81 erbalten,
mas beim &aufen berielben nibt INNER
Der ssaI 1T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-16
Wottt Centrum.

Der a~bseOrbnete Sran5 Sibe aus W,
@laoba9, Mitslieo Der @entrumspariei
ersriff in Der Situns bes beutiden
@eibstass bonn 2Often Sanuar sur 8ub
get Debate bas @ort. @r iaste:
Die 8ermebrung Der Rinberarbeit N
ben Sabrifea Dentiblanbs betrdst felt
1884 2171 (uon 1882 auf 21.053),
udbrenb bic 8abl Der bei6dfti9ten jnn'
gen 2eute BON IA biz 16 Sabren BON
135,477 auf 134.529 seiunten 1T. Be-
innhera ilnrf iit bieie @~ermebruna in
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-02-16
A OF MINNESOTA
County of Stearns.

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County of Stearns. In Probate Court.
Special Term, January Both 1888.
In the Matter ofthe Estate of Peter Botthof De-
ceased:
On reading and filing the petition of John SIAM
men Administrator of the estate of Peter Bottho:
deceased, representing among other things, that
he has fully administered said estate, and pray
ing that a time and place be fixed for examining
and allowing his account of his administration
and for an Order to pay and distribute the balance
in his hands among the creditors of said deceased
proportionately according to the amount due
them on their respective claims.
1t is Ordered, that said account be examined
and petition heard, by the Judge of this Court, on
Saturday the 25th day of February A. ID. 1883, at
8 O'Clock A. NJ, at his Office in the city of st.
Cloud in said County.
And it is Further Ordered, that notice thereo
be given to all persons interested, by publishing
a copy of this order for three successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing, in the der N0rd-
stern weekly newspaper, printed and published
at the city of st. Cloud in said county.
Dated at st. Cloud, MINI. the 30lh day of Janu-
airy A. D.. 1888.
By the Court,
IL. ST. THEO. BRUENER,
7-3 Judge of Probate Court,