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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-21
THE SENATE TIED UP.
1t Wants to Publish the Fishery Treaty,
bnt Is Unable to Do So.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. II. The secret
session of the senate Thursday was devoted
to the consideration of the fishery treaty. An
effort was made by Frye and others to order
its immediate publication. This would have
been successful but for the fact that the sem
ate found itself powerless in the face of its
own rules to do what it desired To make
the matter public in advance of the procla-
nation of the president would require a
change of rules, and to even discuss pro-
posed change requires the giving of one days
notice. The treaty is said to be very like the
forecasts of it already published. Senators
friendly to the administration say that all
that could have been expected has been ac-
complished by the secretary of state. Re-
pubIicans on the other hand claim that Can
ada's Interpretation of the treaty of 1918 has
been sustained. The text of the treaty will
probably be first received from Ottawa, on
Thursday next when the Dominion parlia-
ment cOny ene5
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-21
Impeaohtng GranvilIe's Testimony.

CoLUMBs, O., Feb 21.--Thomas j. Keat-
ing, law partner of II. J. Booth was called
to corroboraten the latter's statement, as to
the use he made Of the blank tally sheets Sc
cured for him at the court house. Witness
said he found the blanks IN his desk next
morning. b. H. Harrott, at whose house
Montgomery roomed at the time the
forgery was committed, entirely refuted the
testimony given by Granville and Breitinger.
Several other witnesses were put on, but OK
cepting one, Joseph Hamburger, who swore
that he saw the prosecuting attorney give
roll of bills to Joe Breitnger, one of the
states witnesses, there was nothing said by
any of them of importance.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-21

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 2l.-Mr w. W.
Corcoran was reported no better Monday
night His physician, DR.. A. Y. T. GSrnett,
says that his disease is form of senie bron-
chitis which frequently attacks persons of
advanced age Monday he took little milk
punch AMI the Juice of meat, This is the
only form Of food that is given him. All the
arrangements in regard TO his property have
been determined, and, with the business ex-
actness which has characterized him through
life, he has even arranged the details of his
burial
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-21
Recognizing the Postmnsters.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. GA bill in-
troduced in the house by Blount of Georgia,
chairman OF the committee on pCstoilices and
post-roads, providing for the reorganization
of the postal service, proposes to divide the
postmasters into three classes. The salaries of
the first two classes are TO bs in proportion
to the gross receipts of the offices, and will
range from 81, 500 to 5000, with allow
ances for rent, light, fuel etc, In the case OF
the third class the compensation is to be
fixed by sliding scale based upon the re-
ceipts, ranging from so to Sl27 per quarter
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-21
Declines To BE Identified with rrotestants

NEW YORK, Feb 2l.--A letter from DR..
McGlynn. who had been invited TO speak be-
fore the Baptist ministers on the "Pope in
Politics." was read at the regular weekly
meeting of that body Monday. After thank
ing the organization for the honor Dr. Nc
Glynn adds that he must decline speaking on
the subject proposed. He wished to avoid
the semblance of discussing the pope from a
Protestant standpoint He was, however,
willing to speak before that body on the sub
ject of the religious aspect Of the labor move
ment. A strong opposition was developed
among the ministers against having the
doctor speak at all. Finally a motion to lay
the matter on the table was carried
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-21
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Statistic

Boston, Feb 2l-The annual report of
the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy railroad
for the fiscal year just ended, shows gross
earnings of ST., 5T6,07S; freight earnings,
$Js, G75, ass; operating expenses, including
taxes, S:6U9i, 9lS; net earnings after de-
Quoting certain interest and other charges,
$l2, 9S;, 29 From this amount the total
fixed charges of s., 2>6 OS+ have been paid
and also dividends Of S. Ill, O64. After
pay ment of the above sum there is a sur
nlns of SA4n Oh
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-21
President and wife at the Opera.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb, 2l.-Mrs Cleve-
land, accompanied by Postmaster General
Dickinson, Mrs. Dickinson, and Other friends
occupied stage box Monday night at the
new National theatre. 1t was the first night
of the return visit of the National Opera
company, and Rubinstein's opera of "Nero"
was given with Miss Emma Juch and Messrs
Sylvia aud Ludwig in the principal roles.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-21
Ready For the Convention Contest.

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 2l-The dele
cations from Chicago, St Louis, Cincinnati,
San Francisco and New York City, that will
press the claims of their respective cities for
the honor Of entertaining the next DEM
ocratic national convention, are all on hand.
But few of the members of the Democratic
national committee are yet in town, so the
struggle between these rivals has not yet
fairly begun,
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-21

NEW York, Feb. 2l-The Tammany hall
committee, which will urge that this city be
selected rs the place of holding the next
Democratic national convention. left Thurs
day morning for Washington to confer with
the delegates from other cities who have the
matter in hand Should they he unable to
secure the recognition of their claims tho
committee will unanimously vote for San
Francisco
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-21
One Farmer Kills Another.

PERU, Ind, Feb. 81 At Z o'clock Monday
morning, near kokomo, William Rush shot
and instantly killed Charles Adams The
men were quarreling over settlement of
some land. Both are prominent farmers
The officers are in pursuit of the murderer
and ruu,b eEcitament axists
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-21
spreokeIs win Fight tho Trust.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb, 2l.-ClaSs Spreckes,
Of the California refinery, says be will prob
ably establish one or more sugar retneries in
Baltimore, and other eastern points He h.
lieves the trust is fighting him through the
American refinery here aud he will fight the
trust He has offers of ample assistance
from New York houses
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-21

New YORK, Feb 2i.-At o'clock Mon
day afternoon the body of Stephen j. Meany
was taken on board the steamer Wyoming
for con vey ance to Ennis, county Clare Ire
land, where the interment will take place.
Meany's mother, agei " years, lives ut
Ennis
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-21
An Imperat,ye Necessity.

What pure air is to an unhealthy local
ity. what spring cleaning is to neat
housekeeper, so is Hoods Ssrsaparilla to
everybody, at this season. The body
needs to be thoroughly renovated, the
blood purified and vitalized. the germs of
disease destroyed. Scrofuls. Salt Rheum
and all other blood disorders are cured by
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the most popular
and successful spring medicine.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-21

WASHINGTON CITY, Feb. 81. An autopsy
on the body of Mrs. Emmons, the eccentric
wife of Surveyor Emmons, reveals the fact
that the brain was seriously diseased, there
being two nj, ers and also quantity of water
on the surface of the brain.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-21
THE MARKETS.

CHlCAGO, Feb. 20
Board OF trade quotations to-day wero as fol
lows: Wheat--No. : March, opened 7Gc,
closed IS, nominal; May, opened sllEc closed
500 T8c; June, opened slaS- I1c, closed size
asked. Corn No. March, opened and closed
4716c nominal, May, opened 5l9sc closed 5I9ac
US Ied June, opened 5llsc, closed 51l4 3gc
asked OAts--No. May, opened 3ll6r CLOSE d
slsAc; June, opened 3l7sc, closed s119c PORK
March, opeuci SlIoO bIi, closed $l3g7 nom.
nal; May. opened Sll2U, closed Sli lILa, June,
opened aud closed slI!j Lard March, opened
and Chased u 50
Live StoctUnion Stock yards quotations.
HogS-Murket opened fairly active and prices
steady light grades, $IJO05 ~; rough packing,
S. 0JGpj 70, mixed lots. $5O56G5 30 heavy pack
ing and shipping lots S52jGg5.7O Cattle Mar
ket strong; b.eyes 50 iOQ15.OJ COWS, Sl.9Oa ZOO;
stockrrs, J! 5u5GJ. Sheep Market strong
natives, g 50 iI5 40 westerns S4;5ls 81 lambs,
SjJOUGlO
Produce, ter-Fancy Elgin creamery, 300
Sic per ID; fancy dairy, 25Qg2ic; packing stock,
1SMl5c. Eggs Fresh laid l9GI2lc per doz. Ice.
house, l5@lSc. Dressed poultry Chickens, 30
1oc per ID turkeys, 0Ql!]6a; ducks, 80 loo;
gecce, s1.4c Potatoes -55G09Jc per bu sweet
potatoes. )! jjBIOO per Dbl Apples Choice,
81 SD" -, per bib Cranberries Bell and
cherry. - % per Dbl, bell and bugle $3.50
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-21

NEW YORK, Feb. ID
Wheat-Quat; No. l red state, y9gg2I5c; No.
. do 90t6dp@Ac; March, s)34e do April, 9O5sc
Cora Steady; No. mixed cash, GOl2c: do Feb
ruary Gle March, 59j4c Oats Dali; No /
white state is1Ssp BE; No. = do 4Oc; No. 2
mixed March 3Slsc. Rye Dull and unchanged
Barey-Nomnal Pork-DuIl, mess Sl5OOQ
15.12l5 for year old. Lard Dull April $50
March. SsOs
Live Stock: Cattle Dull and lower; common to
very choice steers, SIl0GBj.5); bulls and dry
cows 81 250I37j. Sheep and Lambs Firm for
choice stock dali and weak for common; sheep,
S4.0OGl7.OO, lambs 0JO750 Hogs None Of
feItd alive
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-21

A white squirrel was caught by Andy
Fleming, of Hartwell, Ca. recently. He
accidentally set his AK on 1t and broke it's
back. White squirrels are rarely seen.
They are entirely white with pink eyes
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-21

ST LOUIS, Feb 2l.-Thomas Dunn and
Dan Donahue quarreled lit a saloon at All
Chestnut street Monday night The bar
keeper, Andy Ratabitie, Sc z sd a beer mallet
and made for both men. When the melee
was over, it was found that Dan had sus-
tanned a compound fracture of the skull
from the mallet and will die DUnahue was
badly bruised about the head. Ratabitie
lIpEai
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-21

ST.. PETER, Mimi, Feb. 2l.-The night
watchmap at the hospital for the insane at
St Peter in making his round at o'clock
Monday morning discovered that J. w.
Slower had killed his roommate, Charles
Warner. The two patients were considered
harmless, and had rooned together for the
last two months. The murde ref accomplished
his deed by using the post of an iron bed
stead, with which he crushed his victims
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-21

present the execution OF the sentence OF
death pronounced upon Brooks, alias Max
well, by the state court.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-21
A Musical Prodigy Causes Litigation.

New YORK, Feb. 21-Henry E Abbey
has sued Mr.. Hoffman II, father of the boy
pianist, for 81, 500 for breach of contract,
and attached his property. Young Hoff
Inapn's parents claim that i'll health of the
boy led to breaking the contract. They say
he will not appear in pablo again for some
wears. 1t is believed by many that the fami-
" have accepted the $4,000 offered by an
unknown philantTopist on condition that
they would withdraw the boy from the stage
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-21

Don't hawk, and blow. and spit, but
uRs DR.. Ssge's CatarIh Remedy.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1888-02-21

The license of retail liquor-deaIers in Bos-
ton was raised from $500 to 81, 600.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-15
Gin t6otttd)er S6uB.

@roses slufieben erreste am Samftas
Na6mittas seseu bier ubr Die BON Sbr
81 Sbr seb.nOe aunbe, baB in per 0dbe
ess Winneietas Sauies elm 9euiier 8es
org Be 8iI BON ieinem gesner hilbert
8lande eridefien iporben lei. Begen
elmer @srin9iasisfeit serietben Die Sci.
ben in Streit, benz Der unuermeibli6e
3eoOluer Elm @nbe mabte. Nadbem
Der unbeilpoae SdnB seideben, iu6te
Der WDrbsr in Der Sludt iein Se,l,
luurse iebOh balo einsefansen nno fin
ter S9lsb uno 8iesel sebrabt. Der
@eIdoGsne wuroe in feline @obnung
transportirt uub unter drStl,de Sllie
s~sitslt; bod bas menidlide 8iffeu
idsiterte an benz Suitanbe oes 8e0iI;
ont Spnntas furS Dor Wittas tuar er
ieinem 2eipen erlesen. Gm Msntas
0a9mittas iuurbe bic iibli9e 2eiben'
idau in Gang seisbt, bel wel6.r fol-
9eube Serren ais @ei6tuorene iunsirten:
Sobu Beni.u, @m. Gbelbrsd. 8. Y.
Shea; S. 8. Ssbnion, gb. Wsbrotb,
Watb. 8ranlep. Im foisenoen Gage
wuroe Die 2eiheui9au ~fortseiebt uno
bas SsusenuerbDr uorsenommen. au6er
ben beiben Ner5ten, tuelde cine post
mortem lnteriu9uns nornabmen, be-
trateu 10 Mann ben 8eusenitauo. Gus
benz Seusuiiie sebt heroOr, baB Dor Der
S6ieBsNffare Die geioen einen beitiaen
@ortusdiel batten, Dab 8fande in ben
Stal sins, fur5 oatauf suriidfam unb
nit gri1ieBen brobte. Guf bic Sros
bune bate 9e8ia Die Mntport: iuenn
er c; tpassr1 noble, gu i6ieBsr, bann
io0e er es psriuden. Sies iuar 9e8ils
lebtes 8ort; Der S9uB frabte uno &C.
trOff.n lag er ON 8oben. Die &usel
orans uuter benz linfen Nu9e in ben
Sppf; bisIe S9uBnunbe tuar Dem Ser
Dict Der @si9mDrenen semdB Die Tobess
uria6e. 9ie 8eranlaiiuns sum- Streite
iol cine Sub sepeien iein. bic SeBlI in
5erru 8, Duerbed's Staluns bate, bic
aber Dor etira a6t 9asen bon Blande,
benz StalItne9t bes 9.rrn Ousrbed, aus
Dem Stale gefubrt uub bonn @afer'
trOse iussasiast Duroe. Degla nar
ielt IA Sabrsn in ct. @loub uno erwies
iib als EN- orbeitsUiniger Nann, isq
i.epd aud Elm 3rafebler aetueien iein.
Inter Den auipiaien Der Nrbeitsritter
tpuroe CT ON 9ieuitas ~besrdben. Der
W5rber 1T Elm iunser Rann bon "a
Sabren, fam Dor brsi Sabren aus
9sutiblano bierber uno itano felt nsun
Rpnatsn in Sieniten bss 9errn @sOrg
Suerbed. Geitern nuroe CT Dor Srie'
oensridt,r Bire eebra9t, perueiserte
3s~uaenousiase, Die CT I'M Sum- Termin
uOr ben @ei6pOreneu MAIDEN pirb.
Seiue abpsfaten fino Die Serren 8ru'
| dart & Sopt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-15
3nr Staotmabl.

@enn mir iber bieies @reisnib, bas
ii9 in einisen @pden abipielen tpirb,
beute idon elm 8prt nerlieren, 10 ge.
idiebt bies UNI 10 lieber BON uns, ba
mir e;nen 0tann beipreden, BON beien
Sanb bas &uoer Der Staot nit feittr
&raft selenft pirbe. Seit ben lebten
brei BIB bier Sabren wurbe Col. @ilb.
@eftermann INNER eriudt, Die STEELE
ees Stabtbirsermeifters 81 %iibernebmen,
bod er lebnte itets bieies @brenamt ab.
@ines 8efersn bat fi9 nun 3err Belter.
mann beionnen, bsnn bieier Tase duBerte
er, nnbben er ipieberum BON 5reunoen
ansesanoen iuprbe1 mar, bas Nmt nitt
aussuidlasen, baB er basielbe iibernebs
men tpoQe, foas er einbelis fir ben 8o=
fen ersdblt mcrsen ioate. @ie uns, 10
uirs einem iebeu freien Birser Der
Stabt bas @ort bes Serrn @eitermann
ansenebm fommen,. erfennt man ia in
ibm aQsemetn ben Mann, benz bas Gm.
porbliben unierer Stabt am SerSen
liest, benz Die Sntereifen st. CLOUDS
beilise finb. @dbreno Der 8eit iein.s
Sierielns fat er iid ais elm 8olfsmaun
erpieien, bat er in tbaifrdftiser @eiie
se3eist, tpas er fir iein ietises Seim,
ct. glOub, iibris bat. gin benz Gmpor.
bliiben ~unierer Stabt bat CT mdnnisli6
aebolfen, unb wie als 8rtpatbarser
niirbe er erit re9t als erfter Beamter
Der Stabt fir bsren Sntereiie nod better
&raft, ra6 beitemB ifien eintreten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-15
9sDo tpiestrum.

&sEee xp9maIs berunterseieBt. 8ir "a.
ben gud DOR 8ursem oil, baB Der 4reis fir
Gafee berunter9eieSt Ueroe, uns oa mir
ilets bic eriten itno fir nieoriae 8reiie, 10
iino mir es audi iett pieoer. aurbudles,
9inspprtbS uno xxx % Gents bas SO.
qu.t pber 3nei 8aquste fir As Gents. Die.
les er innert pieoer on alte Better. Snrup
jest 81. 35 per 5aB, fir bas man in lebter
@phe nsbe1.5O sablte. SoIdnbiide Sd.
hinge so 6 ents per Seq, iriberer Sr.is 90
Gents. glsih sntes Rehl, tuie Sbr ie i'm
Sauie battet, au $2.00 per Sad; bas bette
Sel I'M Nartte fir Is Gents bic ealpne.
Jteiner 5rubt 9ele alas ben ginter BON
20 8funh. 9lsies madt 64 Gents per
Bfuns. Atr baben ale Irten BON Slid,
2imburser-, Bird. &abms uno Sdtpeiser
86ie porrGtbi9. gSir baben irsenb gtwas,
mas sin anoerer SrDceriit bot. uno oerfaus
fen au 4reiieu, 5u beneu fein anoerer Gro
teriit pertaufen mi1. grinuert guh, tper
al eua ipriGt. % lit Der
IL Nlte Sopb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-15

Bas~ Stint 5immer su oermi.tben ie
mad geliebcn 81 smet soer srei Sim'
mern. Wa6Suircsen in Der r@oroftern".
Office. Is
D@sr Sie 5irma Cooper & Gburdru,
b.ren Office iid i'm Grano Central
slod hsftHoei, fam als @elbuerleiber
b.iteEs ~empfoblen merben. @enn irseno
Giner uou uniern 2eiern Selb sebraudt,
10 mag er bel si.ier 5irma soripreten
uno sr pirb iie seredt unb suu.rldiia
finben. 13-
80 BrauGt Sbr cine Saemaidins,
70 fault cine ,stortb Star", bic in ieber
S.sisbuns sorantlrt uno bier i'll ct.
gloub fabri5irt miro. Sols miro 81 slei.
dem Breiie ansenomm:u, Den bic 81:
ienbabuseisIiduit be5ablt. 8enn fem
Nsent in Gursr @esenb t1t, 10 tpeuoet
gud brett OH Die 5abritanten. &oieu.
berger manufacturing Company, ct,
G(ouo, Wiuneiota. 11-5l
Ra5- $4,000 81 uerleiben. Radsu.
frasen Bel Better 8rid. "a
gss- Inter annebmbaren Gebinsun'
gen elm Id6ner Sensit au fauier BEL
Yeter Oeder in ct. gti6olaus. 7
B@- DIFFERS fir Jantiliensebraud
40 gent& per aanne, bel 8bittader oen
WanitOba SabnbOfe seseniiber. "a
a1- Cine meme Senbuns Der beriibn'
ten Batter Clemens DipbtberiesW eoi5ir
iosbsn erbalten in Der Office os. 8lattes
BGS- @m. Siems uon WelrOie, be,
ueue ~a(pothefer maht biermit befannt
oaB er 8eiSen 9idets Der Melrni'
Wablmiible Fault.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-15
- 8ou unierm asenten, benz Serrn
0.L.s 0O..l.a -. SAetan SiM nttr6 af~2

- 8or unIerm Gsenten, benz Serrn
Sobn B,nter in Sprins Sia, wtrb urs
folsenbe 9raueruadr,dt: Im Miituoh,
ben z. Mdrs, ftarb, erseben III ben Bils
len bes Serrn iiber 2eben uno 2oo, Serr
Sdncioer I'M Otter bon 60 Sabren.
Inter grocer Ebeilnabme uon 2eiotras
seusen iuurbe bic 2ei6e am Sreitas in
ben fiblen S9uOB Der Groe se6ettet.
Seuer 2eldensug mar Der sr6Bte, ben
mir je in Sprins Sia baiteH; elm Sober
mar beflifien, su seissn, bab man elm
@eme,nbemitslleo su @rabe tru9. oas
ii9 tpdbreuo ieiner 2eb5eit aler Gdiung
unb 2iebe e~rfreute. YIN @rabe oes Ser
itsrbenen trauert Die @ittpe nebit feds
ertpadfenen Riubern; bas ilnsite sdblt
10 Sabre. Der geritsrbene mar elm
treuer 2eIer bes rNorbitern" uno elm
gutter Democrat. Sn 2inoe 8ieBe in
|s6lespis aeboren, fam ct nit "a Sab
rem na9 4merifa, lieB ii9 1T Dbio. ME,
Der, iuo er mad 5,uei Sabren nit Waria
&iebel in ben bI. @beitanb trat. @ab'
reno bes Birserfrieses trat CT aur
SABINE unb beipdbrte fid als treuer 8dms
pier seser be &epolutiondre i'm 2. Mins
neiota Regiment, in Company d. 9e,
@~ertorbene seb5rte sur G.. A. r. unit
tuar Mitslieb bes Ban &aniielaer So
fen in NtelrsIe. Mehrere ietner SEA.
meraben nabmen on Der Beerbisune
tbeil, unb tudre es nidt bes idledtet
@etters tuesen seweien. 10 bate Del
saaSe 8oiten ibni bas @brenseleit se9e
ben. SIN lebten CONNER madte er bai
Man6uer IN 81. Saul nit. N6se e
ruben in Srieoen!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-15
VerNeteernna.

9luf benz friiberen 2anbiib bes ltnterseids
neten, 1abe ct. glouo, tperben ont 4. Npril
1883 folaenbe @esenitdnbe Dffentlid p~eritets
aert tperoen: 3fpet McS ormid Selbitbins
Ser, nod in sutem 3uftanoe, stpet Sdemas
itinen, 10 gut Die neu, elm meme Mabma
idine, elm Seureden, stpei sroBe, suei fleine
Sbliiten, Sipet sroBe 8a9en, Elm fletner
Gagen, Elm Bfero nit 8ussp1gei6irr, stpet
gaaen uno 81iae. eine SdrctmIhle, stpei
&ornpuber, cine Gubmiible, cine SddieL
banf; atpei &lbe, suei Seifers, iieben Sett.
iteaei1 nit Better, elm aiitenidrant, elm
Bureau uub ionitise Sausserdtbidcften.
B~eoingunseu: 8etrdse bis 81 $500 baar;
iber $500 elm Sabr 3eit su iieben 8rp5tnt
sesen quite 8lr9i6aft.
6rib s. 8iIbsIm SpIlenbDrft,
Sppn ct. glono, Winn.
Spbn Sddfer, Serfteiserer. 1873
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-15
8rnnoet8tntbuutS uetsrtsaSun.
een tn Stearn& Gouutp.
ffhr ssa .sssrSKern" bsstAtet ssn Hseitrar
Herra Sobn SaSS.

Carrie 8rint uuo @atte on Spiepbine
@asparo fir 8 Il Cots 1, 2, 8 uno 4 glod
16 IN Saui &entre. $500
Simon Spnnen on German 9erbaar fir
4 ader in S& d CON Sec 10 & 1875 81
Ntbulas 3irbes unb @attm an Inna
ghriitina Tppptng fir S1< bon 90 d 90
a Sec 10 unb q Il BON en- h Sec II
@aria Sba Suppers II 81 on Senrp Storms
fir 3 n N@ Il Sec II s 1873 81 80 uno V
"A GOT 5 Sec 10 8 122 81 81. ....... 1900
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