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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-23
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this poem The poem rich In the picturesque phrase
shows his deep feeling and accurate knowledge Of
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JUST ISSUED.
THE AMERICAN RAILWAY.

It's Construction Development, Management, ana APP
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.This is beyond all compare. the greatest American
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The book is the best contribution MI wells mas ever
made 10 economical statistical and social science ana
one of the best be found in any country OF
language."-N. Y. Evening Post.
It is the history by hundreds OF examples OF inc
changes in production and which nave Dech
brought about I'm years by the contnvancc OF ma
chnery by the Of steamships railroads. etc''-Ne"
York Herald
" Treated with the calmness the candor, and the
perspcacty which distinguish all his work THE Times
(Chicago).
No man. whatever his economic opinions, can pretend
to be competent Judge Of the material ana social
problems appearing in every direction until ne mas
acquainted himself with the facts and reasoning contained
In MIR Wells's book New York Commercial Bulletin
His discussion Of the and effects Of recent
economic changes Is more interesting than novel
Those and those who disagree VIII be alike
fascinated with his presentation OF the subect"-New-
York Herald.
convincing sort taken down from that endless scroll Of
Industrial and commercial experiences which l. unroled
daily yearly for the whole world 10 see, but which
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Boats leave daily for
Cstskfl and intermediate landings az @ o. m
from foot OF JGy.st North River
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TRAINS LEAVE STATIONS. foot Of Desbro...s nm,
Cortiandt sts., aording passengers Grand View a
the Harbor. the shipping, the Brooklyn Bridge Gov.
ernors Island and the statue of Liberty, as foov,,
On and after November 10Th, 1888
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-11
Jovcllg saloancn In NclT Yorl.

How mae4" inquired a tall. a'y.
lishlT dC 81 Wan, ayl4ingUp a 0d.
mouu sH p,I and alafgzsiag the
princiI ut "a Broadway wholesale
jeWelTy lFu
"Thiny-lrc dullars-bottom price
it's cheap &C that
Good until whenl" qusanl the
man,
Not later than pm"
Then she goes, and thg stylishly
dressed man placed the pin carefully
in his case, deposited it ia hls inside
pocket and walked out.
To aropOIter the principal said.
That's one Of our many customers
who take jcwelry to sell on specula-
ton. At this timeof year il is quite a
common thing for such persons TO buy
articles on speculation in that fashion.
81 shall know that If he does not
return that pin by 2 o'clock be has
sold II, and will bring me sos. He
may get ij on $50 forit That, how.
ever, Is lis affair"
And commission besidcsir
no; we don't allow any commits.
sion Oh such transactions See here. "
and ho brought out his memorandum
book, I've have no less than fourteen
transactions entered precisely Of tho
same kind, varying in amount from
S2j % $780,
when asked If ho lost my articles
by letting them out IN this way the
principal responded:
1t is 80 rare that | cannot tell you
when the last case occurred.
"Mcn like him mako $1,000 and
5000 year quite readily.-Philadel'
phia Record
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-11

A Connecticut subscriber asks in.
formation as 10 the cause and cure of
pin worms. The pin worm is about
the size of a small sewing thread, be.
tween q quarter and a half inch in
length, injecting the rcctum and in
testines, producing great irritation
and distress in the arms. It breeds in
great numbers and is a most torment
ing pest, especially 10 children, irri-
tation often producing in the little
ones what is known as worn fever"
Pin worms may bo cxterminatcd by
injections TurpentiDe is good, but
carbolic acid is perhaps better The
injections should be composed OF car
bolic acid, ten TO twenty drops in pro.
portion 10 pint Of warm water. Givo
these injections two or three times a
day and especially before retiring. As
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-11
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Thursday July a. Is,g
LOVE AND SHOP.
How Arabella learned Something About
Priu. Shop Lingo.

How Arabella / earned Something About
Priu. Shop Lingo.
And now, dear Bess, | must tell you
about the charming call which en-
ioyed from my liancc. Mr.. Stubpcn,
last evening. lie is so witty, and does
say such delightful things, you knowl
don't wonder that lac is Il popular
newspaper man. he came rather early,
and we drifted 10 the sofa, as usual,
and began talking about the usual sub.
jects, when hc suddenly remarked that
he was afraid he had actually gone TO
press without thinking OF the leading
articlel Iasked him what the lead
ing article" was. and he said that in
love il vas a kiss-an article of
''unvarytug priority" twhatcycr that
meausl | blushcd. Of course. but
said nothing, and presently hp apollo.
gized for talking shop. and asked if he
could print n kiss on my lips
| said ! didn't suppose ! could pre-.
vent his attending 10 his own pY0ies.
sional duties if lie chose to; aad So
well, he printed may be an edition; |
don't know how many. Then what
do you suppose the uncouscionable
wretch asked met He asked if
thought lie had made an error. Itold
him | thought be had certainly.
Then, " said he "lhene is nothing for
ME 10 do but take u proof and see. 4"
Then he kissed mc about six times
more! couldn't help laughing, be.
cause do know what proof" is,
and | ought TO have been smart
enough to have prevented him.
About three minutes luler he asked
me if ! could let him have a revise"
OF course | hadn't the slightest idea
what revise was, bat replied that if
there was one in the house would get
it for him lie told me to sit perfectly
still and he would help himself. And
he did IL seems that a revise" is
second proofl
Mamma came in Just then. and Mr..
stubpcn made only two jumps from
the sofa to the piano stool and began
playing abide With Me-" Thought
] should die laughingl Fred is Just
the funniest, incest, handsoncst fellow
in the worldl After mamma went h
began to talk shop again-about ''set-
ting up" and docking up the form"
and "holding copy Che said | was just
a copy of dear mammnl, and lots Of
other delightfully."- funny nonsense
that have forgotten.
began to think no never would GO,
but about IL o'clocl: q messenger boy
came with note from the managing
editor Of the paper Fred is connected
with, and it seemed 10 frightcn him al.
most TO death. lie dashed away with.
out even his hat, and | Heard him NUT.
ter something about scare head and
double lepd." thought il must be
something dreadful had happened or
would happen 10 my Fred, but papa
said this moFuiTg il WIS nothing but
a railroad accident. in which ninety
people were killed. Your own
AEApTLLA.
Detroit EVe Press.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-11
American Drummers.

The commercial travellers Of this
country u.w number over 25O,UuD,
and reach ln their journeyings every
town and h1Wiut IN this country; thny
are the greatest Distributors Of goods,
shipping about 3Ju, 100000 tons Oul Of
lJJ.COU,uJl tons now carried yearly by
the railroads, and they spend over
SL15O. UJp per day, or about $3S2, uOJ,
coo per travelling year Of uiuemOntlIs,
whicl is distributed among the cur
riels hotels, shopkgcpers and pro3uc'
cTs. Boston Budget
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-11

lie worms seek Uoarms Tor breeding
it is advisable TO keep them well oiled;
use lard or autisuptic ointment, fol-
low with a slight dose of calcincd
magncsiu nj night See that sheets
anil night clotlesu ure changed nightly
after being thoroughly washed and
boiled. Herald of Health.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-07-11
GRAND MONTHLY Draining.
At the Academy Of Music. New Orleans,
Tuesday. Iul, i6. 1898.
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AGENTS WANTED.

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sired write logibly TO tie undersigned clearly stat.
Ing your residence, win state, County street and
Number, More rapid return mail delivery will be
assured by your enclosing an Envelope bearing
vnuF fltl aldreEg
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-11
&tr@ltaF Nad1rtdttem

ct. SauI. Minr. = Dienstas BEN 23.b
'inbet i'm Grsbt(66F. @atais III Gt. Ndul,
;ufclge 8erstnbarnng bes bp1w'fen 0rn.
Grsbtl6ofs Sptn Srelano unb tes trGw's
Gen SiiGpfs Marttn WGrtb In Stpur Sans,
Tat, etne 9 a m NJ I u n q fatt, in rrels
der bte Stetlun9 tes btsterteen appft.
Btcaridtes Dafcta In swet Dt6csfen, fcpte
@CmiHattrnen fur bic gii6ofsfse BON
NCresDdtct6 Q a, @t.Glpub,
nup mralihermeiie aud Duluth, bera.
then unb Y~orgef&ldgen rEerben fpfen. =
&m Dor. Gonntae murbe in Der M. s..
@emetnee etns M artentf6e Sps
61lttdt 9eerineet. - Dd In ben btste.
rtsen S6ulrdumIG5feiten in Der st.
Msnes Gferre Die anbr6usenbe g d il:
ier3dbl nidt StSb fan6. purbe Elm
families S~6ulStmner einsertGtet unb nr6
etne g@aIf6wsfer ais 9ebrerin ansefeGt.
Sc SueHr, Z. &sriI. Som 81. M6ra
ts 3. &pril rpGrhe in Der btefisen 8farr.
firGSe has 4 0flnbtge Gebeta baebalz
tsE. Sc purbe tn suslii&sr unb beutfHsr
Snrdhe riprsens unb abenbs seprebtat
unr Cte Set6eilisune mar etne reHt sd5l-
rstne. 8efpnbers fefrltn wdr Der SNlue
NIT Der ibttGen @rccs(tpn. an Der Gn
fdwtit&e faith. geretne 6ettetlisten. Nuser
nn'erem boom. 6rn. 8farrer marsn nod
frlscnhe bo6w. 90. aaf Der &ansel une
i'm Sei6ffuhl itdtie: 8. MeGdte, ct.
Bsier s. 81. Soiuee. SmatSnna; Qeprple
Gads, Sprtrafelb: Ebos. Duane, Nsn.
pts ". .. s. SeSisn, 6fneerfon:
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-11
Ssnti9e &atbolii@e ltnteritibmnss
@eieQi@aft BON Winnsiota.

Ser Undergraduate bena4rihtiat bier.
init, SaB bic b~albjdbrise 8eriammlune
Der Slrectoren Der Deutihen &atboliz
iden nnterfusunss @eieai9aft am
Dien i a 8, l 6. Mpril1ss9
tn CT. Saul itattfinoen pirb.
Oie bon ben Deutihen RatboliIdien
un~terffibun5s : 8ereinen bes Staates
Minnefota ~erpdbIten Directpren tperben
oober eriuht, fid an bie1em Sag Rahs
mittags 2 n9r 9ef. In Der 0ereinsbaQe
s~inaufinSen.
Dte gorifdnbe bon rleu preaniirten
Deutiden Rattoliiden unterftibuness
geretnen tperoen a~ufsefprSert, Dor Der
Direcicren=8 eriammIung lire MnmeIb.
ungert nebf Contribution an ben Inter
ssiGneten einsulenoen.
@s mare gu uiniden, bab f@ Die
Oirectoren sablreih Bel Der erlammluna
einfinben.
Sobn .. 8rooe, Sec.
81. Baul. 2. apriI 1889.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-11

NICOLL HI L

Dieie Sirma LIT atn porigen Montas
in ibr neues@ eiddftslocal, SIbwei t
& de 7ter unb &Dbert Ctr,
geSogen. Ser Saoen 1T burdwees neu
oecorirt nit srDben Spieeeliheiben uno
neuen M65eln perieben uno bilbet iebt
ohne 3weifel oas idDnife &unoenidnei.
oergef@dit In ct. Saul. Dant BET
uuermuoliden Tbdtiefeit bes @eiGdftsz
fiibrers Germ s. 6. &irtlano, ales III
idon in fd6niter Tbdtieteit. aae Die
alien uno piele neuer &unoen fanben
N4 idon am @r6fnunsstase Elm uno "a
itetnt als ob AM neuen 9labe bic @rz
folge, tpelde In Der Dritten Gtra6e be:
gonneu> aud nod ifdrter fortseiest tusr.
ben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-11

Die Mufl0Iung bes @orts&dtb.
iels tint .Wqnoerer' pom 20. Mdrs if !:
vpacifc @ein= pauS."
S. 8. 9ubfDn gde &pbert
uno TIER Strabe mabt uniere 2eier auf
feline grp6e Quspabl BON Gomfirmanten
Mnaiae aufmertiam. -Seine 9rsiie iinS
sssp59ali& ie9r uiebris.
Mrs. @rooman, rs OF z.
StraBs, tpiro am Mittmod, Oonnerifag
unS Sreitas lire gr5ffnuns baltsn rnS
erluGt ibre 8unoen unter unieru 2elern
sa lift ~ fonuttet ,ln6 ii& lire reiierl
SmpOrtationen prn 6riibjatrsbanbidus
ben IN allen mDsliden Tarben ausu:
iehen.
- ST babe incline Sriibiabrss uno
Sommertpaaren in0errens uno Dame1:
Idubsn erbalten ; aud eine id6ne Muss
mabl G@ube flr bic erIte Communion.
q. 8. 9eil 33 of 7. Ctr.
- S@nell & Epeniimg 81
Of Ste StraBe eriuden bic 2eier bs.
81. uw 8efteuuusen fIr ale Mrten
3dune aus 0pls unb MetaQ Cences)
flr 9duier. 8esrdbniBpldse uno ale
anoern 8ldse, tpo bieielben sebraumt
ueroe. 2atalose fret s~iseIanbt.
Das California @einz
6ams, Gde 7. unb Solar strabe, 1T
tpobl bas sr6bte @eiddft int Norotpeifen
in 8ertrieb Der iebt allbefannten unb Be-
liebten California @eine. Oas Yl,blis
cum fat fid naa unb na4 baran ses
tpDbnt, bic ausgesetdneten Marfen bes
6auies sl trinfen. @ie ben 9eiern
bes s@aroerel' jebt idon befannt iein
biirfte, lit Der 9reis Der @etne Elm iebr
nieoriaer, er fptet ntdt mebr tpie 8ier,
unb TT bp6 Elm itdrfenoeres, a,1sgesei9z
neteres @etrdnf, bas aagemein BON ben
aersten empfoblet piro. @er alio gut
beoient iein piQ, tpenbe fia an Dbiee
Sirtna> Die beipnbere Nuelen bat, UNI
ibren &unben t,lr bic %reinIten @eine
pfferiren gu f0nnen.
- @elb au Mbsablungs gu
perleiber, arf p~erbefiertes @~runoeipenz
tbum in ct. Saul SeuerperfiHeruns
beior9t. -8ilete no9 europa iber
6amburs poer Bremen Bel 6. 8. Tboms
fon> frtlber Sdparsbah & SbpmIpn,
SEQ. 100 OF gierte Strabe, ct. Saul.
ba
- Sn Der Mmerican Snort
sage Gpmpanb> 3immer SO. 7
I'M Grft en NatipnaI8anf g e.
B dube, GGe Alter utb Sadlpn Strabe
fam man Gelo auf MDbeln, Sutpeleu
uno. aQer Irt per1Dnlides Gigentbum,
ipfort befpmmen' @eiddft 16neG be.
icrst rnter itrensfer @eri&wiesenbeit.
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unler 8ra9ia9rS, Eager.

@erabe hMr all Der Tbars Shheaee zines -nihheen @eibdftsunternetz
mems lBt lns etuise GussnbGde bauen uno Die grDBe, S96nbet uno gas.
mail BON @olentudsn ibsrtIidsn, bic ss stnsn Suuoen ~ermD8Gaen bon
ib5n eururten snsHiaen etOfs. bort Die bsrrhdsn iauthfaen Euds. Man
beadte ben %hunoerbOQen amertaniiden Sorthrit in Der goasninbnf1ie,
pe fe IN isnen 2oger bon feireu SuAfohen berpouriu. 9an beTdhse
o&ie 6 Slide pl 6oenaofe SIN g8etersebsn tommt ntnn su ben Elm;
foheren neHen GtebtUts, @srses unb 9bbets uno befbte biie aasgsaei@.
neRn gtap 0pteos. 9don beha BeTlbten tam man f5 taana enbaten,
loaktb cine 8efeaung at MAIDEN. Damn beahte ntan bic enbloien alufr
uno 9epsbe in 9es Wale uno Sancp Worfeo uo bic srobmtiae Gusfsl'
lung Don5rdkpbrsa III decentralization Menn ni1t ermioet, mode man audi elm
Sr bic gdtbet bsr SeOen rmo Ntas fr Suthr anertsnueu, cbenfalIs
o0s rpsnissr %psrt9soas aber oaasrtafte iaIinHae Sud-. Swls uo gsroz
mas: graft os Stdrfe umo Sarbe oieier 6ersuons. rntriudt eueSpus
Die llnmo1s BON 8n5pkn an. Die ausseiu4tsn @Onenfpfen Der @et fno
bier unkr etnem DaAe sn Fnoen. Mmerta, SreIano, SdotHanb uni.
Deuhhlanb ba6en bau bstserageu, uo isbe Station prdfnht ibren ans
ipruA an mssesihnete Maaren init elmer 8ereoiamht, bic oefo er5Beren
stnorud uhadt, neil Ne frrnm lit. Die grpBartse Quswabl bon 5arben
unS M3otsnal tnuB seEEen tperben, I'M s~ep.bist aa msrben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-11
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE FORE
CLOSURE SALE.

WHEREAS, default has been made in the con-
ditlons of a certain Mortgage executed and de-
livered by Henry w. Reitz, unmarried, mertga-
COR, to Charles A. Zimmerman, mOrtgagee, da-
ted the 18th day of October A. d. eighteen hum
dred and lightweight and recorded in the office of
the Register of Deeds of the county of Ramsey in
the State of Minnesota, on the 2Ith DAY OF Noy-
ember AID. 1888, at II o'clock and so Minutes A.
NJ, in book 200 of Mortgages, on page 102, on
which there is claimed to be due and is due at
the date of this notice, the amount of three
hundred $500. 0W dollars and interest thereon at
the rate of ten per cent pr annuE1f from October
Is, 1888, and no action or proceeding has been
instituted at law or in equity to recover The debt
secured by said mortgage or any part thereof.
and whereas, said mortgage was duly assigned
by the said Charles A. Zimmerman, to Frederick
Reitz by assignment, dated the 1ith day of De-
cember A. D, 1888, and recorded in the Office of
said Register of Deeds, on the 18th day of De-
cember A. d, 1883, at 8 O'Clock 2. NJ, in book z
of Assignments on page 519.
Now, NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, tnat by virtue
of a power of sale contained in said mortgage
and recorded as a part thereof, and OF
the statute in such case made and provided,
said mortgage will be foreclosed by sale
of the mortgaged premises therein described, at
public auction at the west front door of the Jail
Building upon the Cour House Square near
Filth Street between Wabasha and Cedar Streets
in the city of st. Paul in the County of Ramsey
and State of Minnesota. on Saturday the 18th day
of April, A. D. eighteen hundred and eighty nine
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, to satisfy the
amount which shall then be due on said mort
gage, with the interest thereon, and cost and ex-
penses of sale, and twenty five $o5.OW Dollars at
~torneys. fees, as stipulated in said mortgage In
case Of foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortgage, and
so to be sold. are the lot, piece or parcel Of land
situated in the County of Ramsey and State of
Minnesota, and known and described as follows,
to-wit:
Lot numbered ten Q) ofBlock numbered three
() of Belvidere Park Subdivision of Lot No.
two C) of BidwelPs Addition to West St. Paul,
according to the recorded Plat thereof on file in
the office of the Register of Deeds in and for said
Ramsey County,
FREDERICK REITZ,
Assignee of Mortgage.
KUEFFNER & FAUNTLEROY,
Attorneys for Assignee of Mortgage,
Dated, st. Paul, February %, 1883.
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Hdtbiabafte Sni9rift.

@uf fetnen Wanberunssn burG tas alte
eatinnm entbedte eint etn &etfenber duf
g~raubfmppNem Steine fO!senbe Snihrift /:
Socrates Ensi Ac Anser Linae Manli
Gere Sis Mira Ne Dextra. 9luh Ntdt.
s@atetner tSnnen bteislbe leiat entstFern.
Wte beibt fe
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9ie Mul6iuns bes @orts& dth.
iels int .Wanberer' pom 20. Mdrs lit
yYacific @ein= Qaus."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-04-11
STATE OF MINNESOTA, lss IN PROBATE

STATE OF MINNESOTA, ss IN PROBATE
Special Term, March Is, 1889.
In the Matter Of the Estate of John H. THE
kamp, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of Henry
Thiekamp of said County, representing, among
other things, that said John H. Thiekamp late
OF said County, on the I'd day of September AID.
1887. at Saint Paul, in said County,, died intest-
ate. that on the 28th day of March 1888 letters of
administration upon said estate were duly issued
to Wilhelmina Thiekamp, the widow of said de-
ceased, that said Wilhelmina Thiekamp depar-
ted this life on the 9th day of December 1888,
without having fully administered said estate
and that said estate is now without an admins
traitor, that said petitioner is the brother of said
John III. Thiekamp, deceased, and praying that
Letters of administration debonis non be to him
or some other suitable person issued thereon.
1t is ordered, that said petition be heard before
the Judge of this Court, on Friday the 26th
day nf April A. D. 1889, at ten O. clock A. M.
at the Probate Court Room in Saint Paul, in said
County.
Ordered further, that notice thereof be given
to the heirs of said deceased, and to all persons
interested, by publishing a copy of this order
for three successive weeks prior to said day
of hearing, ON Wednesday of each week, in the
Der Wanderer'. a weekly newspaper printed and
published at Saint Paul, in said County.
Il. S. By the Court,
SAMUEL MORRISON,
Judge of Probate.
ATTEST: FRANK ROBERT JR.. Clerk
JACOB MANNER, Attorney.
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