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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-08-01
TIMBER CULTURE. FINAL PROOF-NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION

United States Land Office, Marshall, MINI.
June 18th, 1889.
Notice is hereby given tina: Matthias Bridges
has filed notice of intention to make final proof
before the Judge or in his absence the clerk Of
the District Court of Mobiles County. Mimi, at
his ONCE In Worthington, Minn.. on
the Sd Cay of August, 1889.
on timber culture application No. 9Is, for the
northeast quarter Of section No. 8, in township
No. 1903 north range No. 30, west 5th p. m.
He names as witnesses:
s JOHN HART, of Kinbrae, MINI.
JOHN H. DENTON of kipbrae. MINI.
FRED GORDON, of Brewster. Mimi.
q - r.. JOHN MCCuNB, Of WOrthingtOn MINI,
..-. GEORGE w. WARNER,
Register.
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When in town call and examine our
hay loader. It you want a bargain
now is your chance.
NAMAKAGON LUMBER 20.
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SHEEP FOR SALE.

SHEEP FOR SALE, /.
Two hundred and fifty choice medi-
nm wool sheep for sale cheap for casl,
or on time. Address,, s. g. FERRlN.
4S-2w* Bigelov, MINI.
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Never speak unless you have some
thing TO say. but always say something
when you speak, and always stop when
you are done. Say the New Home
Sewing Machine is tie best, and stop.
for it cannot be proved otherwise.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-08-01
FARMERS
Crude carbolic acid is a sure cure for
sheep lice. For sale at
f. E. WAKREN'S.

FARM FOR SALE.-Near Worthing-
ton. cheap. easy terms, on loug time.
low rate of interest. Inquire at AD-
VANCE office, or write to E. I. FITCH,
Austin, MINI. 49-3m.
a very amusing sight occurred in
front Of Chas. W. Smiths Jewelry
store on Monday morning. An old
lady was passing and caught sight of
the sign clock, one Of the dumb variety.
She stopped, pulled out her watch and
set it by the sign clock, and passed on
apparently satisfied that she had the
correct time.
Alabnstine and Gypsine, for calsom-
lning at E. E. WARREN's.
The ladies' Guild of st. Johns
church will give q Character Dress
Lawn Party at Rev. Mr.. Wares resi-.
dence next Friday (to.morrow) even.
ing. II the weather will permit there
will be al open air concert and other
amusements. Gitana, aided by her
band, will tell the fortunes of all who
cross her hand with silver. No admit
tancs will be charged, but refresh
ments will be served in doors and out.
a lady named Minnie Miner, who
spent her youth in Worthington. mar
ried Il man named Bartholomew. Some
time since the couple separated and the
mother retained their little daughter,
now three years CID, in her keeping,
and she has been living at Heron Lake
for some time. Last Saturday Mr.. Bar
tholomew appeared in the town and
succeeded in carrying away the child
His present whereabouts is not known.
The mother seut u telegram to Man
kato, but the officers coull not make
an arrest without warrant. Mrs.
Bartholomew was in town this
week to consult with Judge Geo. w.
Wilson rs to the steps proper to regain
the custody Ut her child.
DR.. Crigler will return and be In his
home Office. in Worthington Aug. 9th
and 10th.
Mr.. aud Mrs. G. J. Smallwood and
children arrived from Omaha Sunday
morning, Mrs. Smallwood will spend a
month or 80 with her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. J. P. Moulton. Mr.. SIN Atwood
returned to Omaha again Monday
morning, but expects to come again in
week or ten days to spend week or
two.
A serious accident occurred at Round
Lake on Saturday last to little girl
in the household of Mr.. Peterson. She
was riding in tricycle. on the plat
form OF the railway station house. BY
some misdirection the vehicle fell off
the platform. the little girl breaking
hor arm IL the fall, DR.. Webb Of W'or-
Ellington set the broken bone, aud is
attending to the relief of the sufferer.
Two fifteen year old boys Of our vii
lage were brought before Esq. Dear
last week Oh charge of purloining
money fon> the clothes of some young
young men who wero bathing in Lake
Okabena, The amount taken was not
large, but as u good deal of petty thiev-
ing has been going OIL of late, the
magistrate assigned them fifteen
months each in the Reform School near
Minneapolis. Their sentence was
approved by Judge Perkins, and
OH Tuesday they were taken to
tie Reformatory by Deputy Sheriff
William NJ. McCune. The we'll wishers
and friends If these boys have the sat-
isfaction Of knowing that they are in a
good school. and that they will be
kindly cared for and trained in the
way they ought to 60.
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J. D. Humiston is having big run
on the celebrated advance" Thresh.
ere. Call and examine before placing
orders else where. 6O-1t
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:IVAL AND DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
SIOUX CITY 4 ST. PAUL TINE CARD.
No pa SaRNGPR
SIOTE FAILS LINE.

SIOVE FAILS LINE.
GIN! EAST PASSENGER NO. TO-
>. 'os lex Falls at S:o6 m
! - YES 1T WOrth:n%ton a. i! % III,
GONE wEsr-PAssBNGHR no. 10.
sAvas W,-thin stor ut 400 p m.
p = We 1T Sioux Falls 6:55 p. IN.
GOyJG EAsT-PASsrNCEn NO g..
= ..-e 1T Wn-thington lev. Monday 1850 a. NJ
- 7e Silu: Fails Tex. S'!nGavl 900 p. M
G'rSG wES~-PAs|ESG NO O..
h: &c II Sioux FIJI, lex MnnI ~ $50 a. m.
"a: re Wortilngtnn . 500 q. nj.
A"CO".>-OD iTION
= >t-Teavc W ,rt',inrton Loo p. IT,
s:1.:-Arrivea ut Worth lgtnn 225 D. IN.
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y, ~.
Deceased: -
Notice is hereby given to all persons having
j. Paulson late OF the County of Mobiles, deceased
that the Judge Of. the Probate Court .of said
County will hear, examine, and adjust claims
Worthington. MIMI, in said County on the
Fifth Monday Of the Month Of Decem.
ber1SS9.
and that six months from the Twenty-6fth dav
Of June, 1889, have been limited and allowed Nv
said Probate Court for creditors to present their
claims.
SWAN A. PAULsoN,
Administrator Of the estate OF Carl J. Paulson,
Deceased.
Dated this 25th day of June, A. D., 1889.
G. w. w. DOW,
45-4w Judge of Probate.
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VINEGAR BITTEnS.

The Great Blood Purifier and
Health Restoref. Cures all kinds Of
Headache, also Indigestion and Dys-
pepsia.
Send for beautiful book, Free
Addrcs. Is. III. NC DON AID DRUG CO.
532 Washington st., New York.
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Call and examine our stock of oak
cherry aud walnut.
NAMAKAGON LUMBER Co.
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4EF1CTAI PAPER.
10 worthiu gton ADVANCE 10 the Ofncisl Pa

x ssbles County,
i1la.e Of Worth1ngton.
e, S. Land Qmoe.
z rites dea!ring 70 keep posted In any public
a.ssr relating to Mobiles county must have the
]. s|ATCn.
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- Ding NORTH
Z. III g., arrives 1T 1l:40 y m.
',oing nth
s.il leaves ut 5,43 m.
GRANT MORRISON,
Agent.
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Cooks aul Stationery at
E. j.. NARREN'S.
,emember d.. Crigler will be In his
: arlington Office Aug. 9:h and 10Th.
KANT Morrison made dying trip to
Tx City this week.
r all paper new G..sic MS at
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1889-08-01
OYSTERS IN THEIR SEASON:
ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION:

Warm Rolls every evening. Cold Meats, Brea
Pies, Cakes ETC., supplied on short notice.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
STATE or MINNESOTA, J..
County Of Mobiles. jSS

In Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Carl J. Paulson
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16
SIuftes &apttel.
Die WbreiSe.

Gin Greianis. wsI9es oft i4on bas ses
forte adrtIids SerbdItniB 3uii5eu uueini:
gen @beIsutsn bsrseitsut bat, i9ien aud
Wen3itoff pieber feiter an feline Wutinta
binben su polsu. IS mar biss cine &siie,
bic CT auf ldnsere 3eit NIT ieinem @sar
autreten ioIte. Oieler iunse, eble Sirit
fibIte, wie etnt Salomo, baB Inn nod
uiele Sdbisteiten ~absiuSen, cir sroBes Bolt
rpeiie uno 9litli9 gu resieren; barum be-
fdloB er nit benz lobsnsuertbeitsn @ifsr,
cine sroBe &eiie bur9 europa gu unters
rebmsn, UNI bur9 ben seuauen llneans
nit guten, weiisn &e9enten bic r0lbisen
@iseni9aften unb Eusenben zines Saters
bes 8oItes IA erleruen. au9 wolte sr
nod bic Nittel erforiden, bur9 pslde
&inits uub Wi6enidaftsu, Sanbsl unb
@ewerbe se5obsu psrbsu tOunen, unb ii1
besbalb bur5 ben Au9eni9sin bapon ibsrs
seusen. @bar Yetsr bat bieies iesensrsi5e
8orbaben nit Der srnitsitsn Iusbausr aus
aefi5rt uno barum nit &sdt ben 3uuamsn
hes @roBen" iid eruorben. Gr, Der
Beberri5sr bs8 srSBten &si9es, belt es
ni9t unter ieiner @irbe, ais 9eueiner
zimmerman bic iduere Grt 81 fibren,
ais @robi5misb Glen Su i9miebsn, oIs
genstner Solbat S6ilopade Al iteben.
@r bat ben 9runb gu RuBlanbs 9rSBs
unb WobIfabrt ssleSt, uno itets wirb bic
Ra1wslt isinen Namen NIT Der sr6Btsn
Gbtfur5t nennen.
Our5 msbrere lobenspertbe gisenidafs
ten bate Der ebemaIige Yaiienbider Sdnge
Wen5itoff fi9 bic @unt isinss g5ars 5u
sspiEnen sewuBt; barum iOlte er, gun,
Staatsratb eruannt, in bas sablrei9e @es
folae auf9enommen perbsn, has ben 93ar
tu be9leiten bsltimmt mar. Oie bepors
iteben6e Erennung ma6te linn BITE Ssinisen
tbeuer. Wfit Der alien 2isbe unb SdrtIi9s
feit b~ebanbeIte sr wisber Wutter, Satin
unb Rtnber. Wtit Der sr6Btsn Aufmerts
famtsit iorste Ct, baB wabrenb ieiuer Abs
usienbeit 2ue nit ben n6tbisen 0sblrfs
niien unb DISQUALIFICATION bss 2ebsns
psrieben wiirbsn. Gtibrenb mar Der Ibs
f9ieb Der ueinenben Wutter, Srau unb Rtns
Der pom 9uten Yater, Der ba psripra1, is
ME au perseien unb isbr oft pom fid Rads
ridt Su seben. InfansIi9 belt ct wirts
lid Wort unb ~erfreuts Die Suridselafenen
resslmdbis burd sin S9rsiben. Warsu
BITE wsitere gntfernuns, seitraubenbe Ser:
ttreuunsen ober anbere Sinbernihe idulb,
baB bic Sriefe INNER f~sltsnsr sintrafen,
3ulest gang aufbSrten2
@lei9 mad Der Ibrsiis ibres Mannss
bate Matinta bie prd@ttss Wobuuns uer'
lafi en- uab mar wtebsr tn bas tlsins Sdus'
den aur S9wissermuttsr sesOsen, bic 4,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16
MenstknH
Sic 8eiabren bes Geiatbunls.
Gine mabre 0ei1i6te
-pou-
&ufap Uierit.
SortIesun9.)

Dieier @nbIid psriette i'm bermaBen ir
Wutb, baB er u militant ben p6aiger
Iusbru9 berisIbsn, rresen Der @ssenwari
feiner Wutter, su unterbrifen psrmo9te.
Op9 bic &inber famen nidt 10 lei1teu
8aufss bauon. llnseitim fdleubsrte e,
Gins re1tS, bas Inbere Iints in einen
@intel, fe obenbrein nit einisen Ydffsu
bei5sntenb. gu ieiner Srau aber iaste er
NIT 3itternbsn 2ippsn: Oas LIT wabr,
mas einmaI gum Yfsnnis seprdst worben
1T, wtrb I'M 2eben ni5t gum E5aler. IIio
aud Su, bic Ou cine gdue,in seboren
biit unb bIsiben pirit. Du bleibl nun
bier in bisiem 3immer unb ldBt Did bur9s
aus ni9t wieber por Der @eisui9aft iebsn ;
bsnu Ssin gri5einen in bieiem anpuse
wIrbe gu tIar ben Wftbsriff an ben Gag
brinssn, ben i'd besins. ais i9 Did gum
@eibe nabm. - Dime pon ietner our
Sibne rebenbsn Wutter Qbi5isb gu nsbs
men, rannte er binaus. Wit sesldtteter
Stirne Fam ct gu ieinen 9dfeu 3uriif !;
feine Spur pom Corn mar mebr auf ietnem
9eii9te su leien, als CT iaste: Wsine
Srau ldBt %tauienbmal nm @ntidulbiguns
bitten, baB iie ni9t LANCER bas Slid Sbs
rer 9eseuwart senieBen tam. Gin eben
70 pI6slt9 eiu~tretenber als beftiser &opfs
i1mer,, benz he supeilsu unterporfsn lit,
briust fe um elm Vsrsuisen, bas fs ses
uiB gang gu iddssn psiB.
Rur gu bdufis bebisnen ii5 bic 9oruebs
met dbnIider llnuabrbsiteu, bic tie gar
nt9t fur Sinbe balten, UNI etnen ldffisen
Beiu5, einen unptQfommenen Bittifeler
Don ft9 ab5ubalten. 0a Men3itofs 9difs
fat insaeiammt sbsnio ba5ten unb banbels
ten, 70 fisl ibnen au9 ibres 8trtbss 9ise
uidt ionbsrIid uuf. sic ipru9en einise
@orte zines erbeubeIten geoauerns Iber
Die r1updBIidtsit isiner Satin aus, unb
fosleib fsbrten bic Serren su BEN Weins
f1aiden, bic Damen gu ibrsn &Iati9eretsn
3urif.
Iber In Ter tieffen 9stri6niB bate
Men3ttpff feline Watinfa suriifgsluileu.
SoI9e barts @orte, iol5e i9onunssIoien
BOrwirfe, wie isst, bate CT tbr nod ME
geia9t. Dies mar alio Der 2obn fur bic
70 iauer seipieIte Gole elmer pornebn,sn
Dame, fir ben gs,luft aIer ibrer ftibersn
unidulbisen Sreuben! Rit etnem Rals
fiblte is bsutIi9, pie bas 10 fs~ifsesIaubte
8anb, wel9ss fe IN ibren Ilsrlnber
fnipfte, fi9 gu lOien brobte. glio er be-
reute es, fe gum Weibe senommen Su bas
ben? gntisSIi5ss Uort! Die aIte Nuts
ter, isIbit bes Eroites bebirftis, bot aIe
lire miitterli9e gersoiamteit auf bic tief'
betribte EO5tsr su berubi9en. Sic flass
ten chamber weinsnb ibr 2eib, bic &inber
einanbsr idlu6Seno bic empfanseuen
SdIdse. gnbli9 leste Matinta ibren rns
bedbrinsenbeu S3mut ab, elm uni4eins
barss 8Ieib al uub fibrte 10 bic alte 5rau
In ibre Wobnuus suriid, porauf fe NIT tbs
rem Ginbern ibr Eager aufiudte, bas ibr
LANCE teine &ube sswabren poate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16
ct. &aphaels : gereiu jum gduse oeE
Gin= unO Muswanberer.
Bur d tuuq:


Bon psridtsbsnsu Ssttsn perb. I'd 10 oft uin1t, ttnen
germanst,n obsr Sstanntsn. Der hbsr see tommt. In
Castle Garden gu sm~pfanssu uus ibm bsbhIEtd gu ittn.
SD bin serne Al ieeem Stenfte bsrttt. Rur m64te I'd bits
ten, fsts ssnau a~nsussbsn, NIT peldem Sdtfft Der Sstrets
ftnee tommeu lou. @euu man uns uttt ben u~nsefdbrs1
Gsss uuh BITE uns.iabre 3ettausibt, ranu elmer touimen fous
70 Tt Is idwer, Ia fat unm6slt4, Ssmauesn unter Der
WaNe ginpaueerer ausirbis 81 ma5ef. Au1 wdrt %
gut, penu mau ben Yerpauotsu don BITE aereNs Der enrss
pdiiaen Sertrausnsmdnner auedbe. Suf sttie Art unrhe
aud loon orhbsu ihr fe 9eforst werheu, unb tduien fslbt
ON fheriteu brett an mt4. &tr sebtu bier bic aereHe
Der ueri4tscsneu Ssrtraususmduutr unS bsmTtsu sabst
nod ~iolssuees.
Der Spst Sts ct. RapSa.Issg sr,tns IN. benz R,tisussx
S5us uue Setftano anssbetbeu 81 IaHeu. uno he Dor ice
benz S9assu In ssitIi6tn uuS setitissn Dtussn gu bswaNs
rem. Seos austunit In Setrsf elmer ieesn anssle9snbet
Der Retie uire bsrettptai9ft uuo gratis ertbetlt. "
mSss sabsr eth Sober I'D tn R.iissa HseIsstuhsitsn ssrs
traususuoa an ben gsrstu wenbsn. Sisr eth gn3stSutt
Der psiaieeereu gertraueusmduHsr:
BsrtrausnSmanner peS at. g9apbasIA
VeretnS Rno Tn;
Srsmtu: GER Bator 3. . 4loiier, stne.uhr.
SamSurs: Ssr5 fSsOSOr RspubsrS VI. astSsa'
antw.rytn: S.rr 3. g. @ rs n, 40 apsnu. gbarIotts
Rottsream: Serr Sacob S5lIsr, pan Der Ea6ftraat17.
Saprs: Ssrr Q. lambert Rstb NJ a n n, 3&as Doubst.
sOuSou: Ssrr pafor sd. 8OIs II linton Strssss
@bstsaapsl.
e~tusrpoOl: Serr 8tIItam SroR, 80 Suts Str.s.
Rsw BORT: &sp. Z. ReuIaup. iatboI. Prisittr, 9 Stats
Strsst, e~essuibsr Saftls Sarosu.
Borto aassrs, Srop. Nto Sraups su Sul, BrafIteuI
GER clemens B allan.
Ssiaptls (Dona 5rauetsea), Prou. Santa @attartna
Sraalisn: Ssrr Sahor d Sosss sbanitn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16
Ss9stes &apitel.
Die GmpSrun9,

ginss gbenbs psrri9tsts Watinta nebit
ibren Rinbsrn babsim Dor einem 9silisens
biloe ibr Absnbsebst, ba warb ibre anba9t
bur9 einen INNER msbr wadisnbsn 2drm
auf Der StraBs ssft6rt. gilis ranntsn
piele Meni9en iiber bic StraBsn, 9auss
tbdren wurben s%eSffnst unb 3usei9lasen,
BON fern eri9oa Elm mites @si9rei. Was
tintas unrube wurbe CUR b69ften gnsft,
ais iett eth laut babsr t6nenbsr S9uB feel,
benz ioslsi4 cine sroBs Nn3abI anosrsr
foIsten. &9 @ott! Dis Strelibsu! risi
fe abnunssuoa aus. DirtIi4 mar lire
Gur4t sesrinbet. Dte wobI fsbsntauisnb
Wann ftarten Strelisen batten fi4 smp6rt,
woQten nt4ts msbr pon Petets @esisruns
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-04-16

au wsrfsn, bic faf beiinnunsslos binpsss
sei9afft purbe. WebrmaIs glaubte its
nur in sinem dnsifliden Eruuule gu Iiesen,
baIb uteber wtrtli9 ~wabupisis gu iein.
WeI9' elm Wtsbsrieben mad 70 LANCER
Erennuns! WeId' elm S9msr3, ii9 alto
uon einem Wanne 6ebanbeIt su febsn, fir
ben fe piIis tbr 2eben aufssopfert baben
uiirbe! Wtt Wibe unb Gotb i4leppte fe
it6 mad ibrer 8obnuns surid, mo iis in
einem bumpfsn Dahtnbriten perbarrte,
bas fe gu alien psitersn nRtsrnsbmunsen
unti9tts ma9te. Ote quite S9uissers
mutter bate BET Cob ~binuesserafft; ibr
Bruber mar auf benz Wese gum BIutses
RIP, wobl gar i8on binsert9tet; ibr @atte
= entiesli9es S9itiaI! fir iis usrIorsn.
Don einem siftisen Sau9e setrcffsn, MAJ
bas Slid ibres itiusn 9sbens babinsspsltt.
gtur ibre &inber un6 Der Itebs binmliids
8ater bliebsn tbr nod. Ibsr melt drmer
muBts Wen3itoff ii9 fibIen. ST bate
ietn sutss 9epifeu, feline Srau unS &ins
Der, bic 9nabe bes epis rei9su, aIsswaIs
tisen @ottes sesen bic @unif zines uerdn.
berIi5en, obnmd9tisen, iterbliden Wsns
i9en in bic Wasidale selest. 4qss bate
er fir Elm S9attenbiIo btn9esebsn. Oo3
i96u nabte ft9 ibm Der erfts Strafbote,
Elm 9ebeimer, aber ieIten uutbdtiser Peints
ger. gs mar btes cine Isbbafts Ilnrube,
bic i'm NIT sroBen S5ritten In ieinem
3tmnter aufs unb nisbertrisb. Solts er
ben einmaI betretensn Wes meter psrfols
gen, isin Weib sans psrftoBeu2 oSer bic
~sldn3enbe 9abn bss 9Iitss perlaiIeu, in
Ri9ts 3uriiffnten9 gr i9nantts bin
uub FER. gnbIi3 ftssts, wie nur su oft,
bas gOis. ST bsidloB, bas BanS. elmer
@be su Ioisn, bic i'm um bic @unif bes
gtaren gu brinsen unb I'M i9nsusn gms
poriteiser gu btnbern brobts. 9o9 sr
ielbft fiblte f5 sur ausfibruns bteiss
8oriasss nidt fart senus. gr fir9tste,
bab ieiu gnti9luB eridittert werben biirfte,
weun Watintas unb tbrer &tnber Slsbsn
uieaei9t bic alte 2isbe rese made; barum
i9idte er ieinsn Rammerbiener, einen liifis
gen, ~seuanbten Weni5su, ais Interbdnbs
Ter an Watinfa ab.
Sn tiefeu Sdmer3 ~ueriuntsr fab bieie
tn ibrem Siib1en. Oie 6inber arbeiteten
itia BET benz S9eine zines 9dmp9sns unb
bIidten oft NIT t%brdnenbem @use auf bic
tpetnenbe Mutter bin. Oieie fttsB einen
S9ret aus, ais es u%nuermutbet an bic
Stubentbiire po5te uno Elm Wanu bsrsins
trat. Nod nt6t gang mar tn Wattntas
8ruit Der 9laube an ibres Wannss Ereus
erIOi6en. Simmer mod bottle iie, i'm In
tire Witte treten gu ieben, unb baber Der
S9ret, Der tbr bsim gtntritte bss Srembsn
entfubr. sic iab f4 bitter setiui9t.
Ni9t Der erisbnte, INNER nod seIisbte
WenBituif mar es, fOnbern nur isin &ams
merbiener.
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3 iebentes RaptteI.
Die S6etoua8.

Die S6etoat8.
Dad einem fa6tisen @ruBs bssann Der
abaeiantte Wensitoffs su Watinta: Wit
&e9t t6nnts u,sin andbigsr Serr gu9 bits
tsrs 8oruirfe MAIDEN, baB Sbr TIN unb
gu5 bur9 ben bsutissn, uniibsrIesten
S9ritt In bic sr6Bte @sfabr seitir;t babt;
alsin sr srIdBt fe gu3, ba Sbr obuebin
i9on ssuus bafar ssitraft feb. Dur9
Cure lInbeionnsabeit, gursn rsbeuii9en
Bruber uerborssn sebalten su baben, feb
Sbr Der Strafe anbeim sefaIen, mad Sis
birien t%ransportirt 3u werben; btsielbe ies
bod BON Sud ab3uwenbeu, ia pobI gar
gursm Bruber bas 2eben 3u rettsn, wirbe
Current @smabI uidt i9psr seporben iein,
bdttet sSbr ui1t ben sansen drserli4en
6anbel nor ben ersirnten gSar ielbit aes
bra9t! Sur9 bieien S9ritt aber babt Sbr
ibm bic Sdnbe gebunbeu. ga, srfdbrt Der
g3ar, baB Sbr uirtli9 Wen3itoffs @attin
feb, unb gusr @smabI i'm bintersesans
gen bat, oils er gu1 p%erlsugnete, 70 trifft
aud i'm bic &a9s bss gSaren; bann ieib
ibr aas unsIidIi3, unb Cure SINNER itss
ben psrpaift ba.
Der &ammerbisnsr i9pies bisr, unb
Watinta rang itumm bic 6dnoe.
Hur Elm Nittel, bob snbIi1 iener pies
Der an, sibt es, weI5es 2iebe ~ gu9 unb
gursn &inbern gureu @emabI auffinbsn
lieB, UNI Sud- insseiaumt gu retten.
8 iprs1t! rief Watiufa Isbbait aus.
IS tbut meinem Serrn wsb, bieiss Mit.
tel pori1lasen 3u mifen; alein bic brins
ssnbte RotbpsnSis,sit, bic srSBts @sfabr
mill IS aIio.
lin @ottss piaen! 10 iprs9t IS nur
aus! Bat Watinta nit GROCER Inaif.
0snn Sbr Sure g%inuiuisuns ;u tisism
Wtttsl sebt, fubr Der Rammerbisnsr nit
Ra9Srud fort, 10 entrsiBt Sbr gursn 9ats
ten benz seredtsn Sorne bss 9saren, Be.
frsit @ursn Bruoer pom Eobe unb Sud
ieIbif BON Der Serbaununs mad Sibirisu.
Qiebt Sbr alio wirtli5 guren @emabI
gursn 8ruber, Sud islbit unb Sure &in'
Der, 10 wsrbet SIR fi9e,lid nit beiosu
Sdnbsn bas barsebotene WittsI ersrsifsn.
ga! ial ipra9 Watinta eifris. bod
psI5ss 1T bas MittsI3
IS 1T, ipra9 Der Sammsrbisnsr lang:
fam. bic auf0iuns gursr gbs nit Wsn.
3itoff.
Watinta taumsIte, bsibe tSanbe idlue
is Dor bas srblaBts Ausefi9t.
Wdblst, Watinta! brdnste Der Inter.
binbIer.. Spre9t Cure Wiuensmsinuns
aus.
bod ni9t slei6 usrmo6ts isne su ant
purtsn. gnbIt9 iaste fe nit bebsnosn Zip:
pen: lInb mite Tam bic Ersnnuns cine,
frisSIi9en, slifli9en @be nur bas alsi.
uiss RettunssmitteI iein!
Das liest bod flar am Gage! sntsss:
uste Der &ammsrbisusr. WeiI baun Sue,
9smubI al isineu mddtisen @inluB Be-
bdIt unb, ohne 8srba9t Der YarteiIi5tei
auf ii4 gu IaSsn, fur Sud I'M Stiasn mir
ZEN Tam.
Mgss glnbere nil i'd tbun! risf Wa
tinta, nur biss ui9t. Gag bies meinsn
@emabl, Iieber Wann! @srn min i'd
msinen Qeib in cine S9nitbruif, mein
SlBe In suss bobe S9ube swdnsen, msil
S~auptbaar bremen unb ~frifrsn lafisn
ni9t murrsn, wsnn er ii5 Gage lang h
iein IrbsitsSimmsr usri9IisBt, als Ra9t
auBen bleibt. Sosar tan,en wia i9 Ter
usu, psnn meiu Wann eS baben mill.
Goriesuus iolst.l
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-12

The opening was &c off from yester-
days nominal close. There was small
trading early in May at S1.O3, at which
it was freely offered, with S1.0l115 the
best bid up to noon. Both June and
July were relatively higher, sellers
wanting premium over May. AT 1890
July sold at s1.O3. while s1.011s was the
best bid for May. AT the same time
cash was dull and neglected. The close
was dull but firm at lc below the OPEN
ing. Cash, No. hard. early S1.01, clos
ing nOminally at Csc for regular and 81
fresh; No. l northern nominal, 1c lower;
No. northern. 7Sc; April was dull and
neglected, closing at Csc, buyers; May
opened with small transactions. &c be-
low Yesterdays close-Sl.03. was freely
offered at that figure, with buyers at
sl.011! most of the time. Just before
the close sl.O2 was bid. June was dull,
and closed at &c lower, at s1.03 bid.
July was quiet but firm at S1.03. Sep
TENDER closed with sellers at Sac. May
corn nominallv unchanged at SIC.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-12
Chicago.

UNION Stock YARDS, CHICAGO, ILL.,,
April .-Cattle-Estimated receipts,
$4,000. The continued big rush, an in
crease of $4,000 so far, has at last
broken in on the great strength of the
market, and values took down turn
to-day of 10@15c. the decline reaching
all grades, but more particularly on
steers that neither exporters nor ship
pers could use. leaving such in the
hands of dressed beef operators and
butchers. But at the decline business
was fairly active. the day closing with
but few unsold; current sales: natives,
Light to prime heavy, $3.20@4.60; cows
and heifers. S1.60(@3.9O: bulls, S1.5O@
$50; stockers and feeders, S2.50@3. 10:
calves. $2.121s@4.5O. Estimated
receipts, 10000. Market slow, and
prices 10@15c lower; the bulk to-day
sold at S4.7O(94.75 for the best mixed,
common packers going as low as $4,000
4.75, and few fancy heavy and fancy
butcher weights at $s.S0@5.S5; light
sorts sold within a range of $4,000
4.S5: prices quoted: light grades, $4,000
4.65; rough packing, S4.50@4.60; mixed
lots. s4.60@4.sO: heavy packing and
shipping lots, S4.65@4.SO. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, 5000 head; slow: 1Oc lower;
corn-fed Westerns, S4.90@5.30; natives,
S4(O5.4O; lambs. 81, 1906