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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1890-11-27

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Sic 8raht Der Selotlumen. tpelde ieBt
be enoloIen 5ldben, Die @aloesidume,
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men bat:
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beliebt. 0ab Der beuhleriibe Janatlter,
ruelter ieinen Hebenmeuiden 8orIhrif
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Soma Sablrei4.
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9elei seSiuunsen uno ueridafsn ii3 il
rem Juiel uermittelit ialider &eSept
nit finsirteu drstli6en llnteribriftel
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entbieltea, als @bisfep. Sir 8dite
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tbisen 8sSepte. Man muB uobl ODE
libel Batient perben, Mil man etua
anoeres, als @afer. &afee. 9bee ODE
2imonaoe trinten! 9ies luiien ii9 Dir
ger elmer sroBen &epubllt i'm aufsefldr
ten ueunSebnten Sabrbuuoert rubis &c
fallen"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1890-11-27
Mmeritaniider ldnolider Serbit.

Nuf ieinen Sdauipieler' Sisen 9erietb
&arl Grenbt fiirSlib audi unh Soma
unb Nebrasfa. gon Der Sd6nbeit bes
ameritaniideu Serbites, tpie er iie bort
auf benz 9anbe fano, e~utipirft er in iei.
mem neueiten &eiiebrieI on ben %.
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mutbisenoe Bib:
vSn bisier slorreibsn 3eit bes Sab
res, penn Der Inbrub bes Cages 10
friid unb tihl, Der &admittus 10 lou
unb moais. bic 2uft TN Sreien 10 rein
uub flar 1T, tuenn Bdlber, Nuen unb
@eftloe nit Der Siqe ibrer Sbdbe unb
i'm S6mud Der farbenreiden Serbitradt
10 perludeno gum 8eiud ~einlaoen. mare
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8uf peri9mdbeuc, nidt binaus ellen in
Die ftdrfenoe ItmpiphGre unb Sheil ueb
men on ibren @aben. bic ie nit Der
idpenoeriider Sreisebisfeit barbietet.
@er no0te ii6 niht oes Saieins ~freuen.
penn ielbit Die glemsnte, Simmel nuo
groe frobloden, uenn ieoer Suels am
8aume iein Sefsewano anlest. penn
Speiber, Seller, 8ammer uuo SaB &C.
filt limb, weun weoer &~riessgefabr nod
6unaersnotb bns 2anb beoroht uno UNI
setriibier Srieben berridt? 8er m6dte
nidt nit Der sefieoerten Sdnseridaar
oes 8albes einittmmen in Elm 2ublieo
an bic a%ltpeiie gOriebuns, bic 10 bulo'
uol fir ben 8ebarf uno bic Semitic
ieoes lebenben @siens iorst?
v8enn Die uerpeiteten Siiuite bibtbe,
p6lferter StGote &opfpeb peruriaden,
ruenn Gualm uns &uB in ensen @aHen
unb idmusisen StraBen bednsiisen,
ipenir Staub uno S1miile in Der @erfz
itott ODER i'm Establishment entneruen,
oann brandt mon nur eiuen 4uslus
ins 5reie 81 MAIDEN. um 8aliam fir
ben %angeipannten @eiit uno &6rper,
9abuns fir bas beoridte Semitb gu
finoen.
vSn 5olse anbalte Der 9irre 1T 3 T
@rtraa oieies Subr ni6t einmal Der
Broouftionsfdbi9teit bes Sooens emf:
ipre9enn, uub oennob befunoen bic jobl,
reiden Bpramioen BON Seu unit Sc
treble beim Nnneien Der Sarmer bic
5rudtbarfeit Der 5eloer. Die Sbeusrn
iino poI uuo oiele @arben nod unse-
oroibea; Der 9anOmann 1T NIT @iniam
meln oes Sbiies, Der 8artoHeln u. :. No.,
nit YHisen uno Sdeu bes 8intertueis
sens beidaftist, uno rHusking Bees"
seb6ren 81 ben seieaisen @%relsnlien aui
Dem 2anOe, bel Oenen es oft 10 fioel bsr<
sebt. wie belm nSbladtfeit" i'm SarS
seblrse.
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bic lebensfrobe s lseno nit freuoeitlabs
Nu9en mo pom 8etter bronsirs
ten @lieoern beim Obltsiuiammeln; bic
slibeuoen @anaen Der muuteren Sbaar
lueiteiferu IOrmlib nit Den roii9en Baden
Der Ispfel, uno ibr Subel ert6lt lpie ein
frDblides 8eldute uon differentiation
in Der 6erne.
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Waisitauoen iehen aus wie oids
4 lumpen Cob, uno oas @adeln uno
Der 9emdlteteu Yuter uno fet-
EN- Glnle erlnnsrt oaran, oaB Der 9ant.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1890-11-27
Ct TIT oa! Gr tit oa!
Gr lit "a!

Der Negensbnrger Warten.
&aIcnoer fir 1891. 9ieier beitaus=
seitattete, reid iluitr,rte &alenber bat
etnsn rei6en. 9~eoiesenen SnbaIt:
Yrets 20 Nents portofret.
gu baben in alien ioliben 8u6banoz
flung uno BEL ben Qsenten, iOpie bel ben
Ssrlesern ar. Ymitet & Co.,
New gort 8. Q. 1927, uno Cincinnati
1874 Drain Street. 40 3m
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1890-11-27
8eite 8ebtngnngen
STATE OF MINI EsoTA,l In Probate Court
Special TerW Nov, 10th 1890.

Stearns County.
Special TerW Nov, 10th 1890.
In the Matter of the Estate of John Arnold
Verkennis deceased.
Letters Testamentary on the estate of said de.
ceased being this day granted unto Anton Riel.
and of said County
Iti Ordered. That all claims and demands OF
all persons against said state be presented to
this Court, for examination and allowance, at the
Probate Office in the city Of st. Cloud in said
county on the following day, viz: on Saturday
the 10th day of May A. d. 1891 al 9 O'Clock
A. NJ. of that day;
1t is Farther Ordered, That six months from
the date hereof be allowed to creditors to present
their claims against said estate, at the expiration
of which time all claims not presented to said
Court, or not proven to its satisfaction, shall be
forever barred, unless for cause shown further
time be allowed.
Ordered Further, That notice of the time and
place of the hearing and examination of said
claims and demands shall be given by publish
ing this order once in each week, for three sue
csssive weeks prior to the day appointed for such
examination, in the der Nordsiern'', a weekly
newspaper printed and published at the City OF
St. Cloud in said County,
Dated at St. Cloud, Mimi, the 10th day of
November A. d. 1890.
BY the Court,
THEO. BRUENER,
SIS Judge of Probate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1890-11-27

gerttrtistr rnb 5dntlsr In YRIeen herb eftn Cor.
ten. Pta9s auf Seftuans rpmp nnt befsus rspa.
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bic bere arbett 8drantirt. Su ~unferer SpbtlmatIe
sinss iteen 9unssn ssttan. Gin einjiet or 8prfpIu6
t3ert uns Bite Suutf&aft. g latsn frsuntliSt Elm
24-ki 5beIeu & 5btI.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1890-11-27
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eefst Splssntts: Ssrr 6. s. geprrts Werarf, art.
fast: ySas nistsr nit Gtterteulen an her 9unse uni
5reunts ME Gretrren %srfldrsn Is untsiltari
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se8en Sd pinbfu6t einsunttmen babe isSt bic britt
5ldf6e unt bin i'm Stante. meiner Arbeit auf b,
5arr na6Iussttn. Gs III bic bette Weti,in, tie il
semd6t Turee."
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ntbt nm 1r. ains's nsue Gntssduug sessn S6pins.
fu6t aersfen, Id mare an Qunaenleieen aefprbtu,
Warh ron Dcctrren dufssssben. Grfrtue mid iesi
Der eeaeh 8sfuneteit.~ 9erfu6t's! yrr6saafSen fire.
in gN. 8, 6utu's Nppitefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1890-11-27
. NPrtptIk.
BudIen'S Aruteos Abe,

lie bette SaIbs in Der gEtIt fir S6nitts, @tf6ar.
tuussn. 8ef6rure, 5iebtrrunsen, asfprunetne San
be, 5rrfbeulen, Sutnerdustn, SdutaustrIte u. {.
NJ, turirt prftip Sututraua,n, cher es rire feline
St;atluna %rsrlanst. Die Sdlbs serdtr.. a~ardntirt
Ssfriseisuns, cher tas 8ele wirt juridsrfdttet
grets Is Gents per SSa6tel. 3um @srfauf in u
s. sums &~prtttte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1890-11-27

duef1 umlfanoen ole Slurie1 babe belt
sen molten.
tNnldBli6 Der 9oIenbuns Der eritsr
W,0ion 9onnen Sbomasftabl iibermies
Der 6%iitenuereiu BUR rothen groe" in
GLADDEN. on ie,nen in 1884 seitifteteu,
10000 Warf %betrasenoen v8ronprin,
5rieori6 Bilbelm 5onb" CUR uuterfl,
itiisuns Don Grbeiteriuualioeu, arbeiter:
Dittpen uno Nrbeiteruaiien meitere
10000 30. unb beitimmte feruere So.
900 ID. flr grri9tuns BON Sd len sur
8eruabruns Don Irbeiterfinoern.
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LID anf ieiner Sa6rt bonn gotsoamer
gabubof nod Dem 8erliner T6eater ben
fommano:renoen General bes orttten Irz
meeforps, @enerullieutenant D. gerien,
in ieiner 9ienitwobnuns, Mauerftr. Sc.
Ils Der &alier bas lebte Wat bel ibm
mar, iaste er: vSerien, BEL Sbnen lift es
aber iebr beiB!" - wWaieitdt, bas
matt oas Gas" wSaben Sic beun
tetn eletfrtl1es Sld1t!" - ygteln, Mo-
Surge Seit barauf eridienen
Irbeiter unb ~initaqirten cine eleftriide
2eituns. 8eim neuliden Seiu6e bes
&aiiers eritrablte Die @obnuns in eletz
triibem 2ldte.
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mann's in Sfafrifa miro uns folaenoes
beridtet: @tBmann rirb bic lleberflb
runs bes Sauptquartiers. bas iid nod
in Saniihar bsirbet, Don bort nad ga.
samopo 10 idnea als m6alld bepirfen.
Ilsbann miro er cine Suipeftionsrelie
nab allen Stationen an Der Suite uns
Soneit fem biesidbrise,
@tat es 9~eitattet, miro er bic fir oas
Sabr notbuenbisen 8auten an
@iBmann miro aub fir bic
Setdmpfuus Der Waiiti Die etlua error,
oerllden Shritte tbun. Sobalo er Die
Senebmisuns Der 8esieruus erbalt,
piro ct ben 8au Der @lieubabn BON pa
na9 Oaress Saloam sur Gus,
;ibrun9 brinsen. Die Sdubtruppr
'leibt in ibrem bisberisen 8eitanoe.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

was shown three beautiful imported
gowns, and 10, each had A lining OF
horsehair crinoline with two reeds rtn
clear around just about the knees. OF
course these now only serve To hold the
skirt out % A moderate degree Of fullness
and might even pass unnoticed, but If
straw show which way the wind blows
50 also do ben, reeds show that hoops
are on their way. In some respects this
Will bee a blessing. for it will give the
paragraphers something 10 talk about.
They have been pretty dull since bustles
collapsed. \ good many English ladies
have never abandoned them, aud would
feel as if they were really immodest if
thev went without them.
The new materials for spring and sum-
mer are coming in SO fast that it is al
most impossible 10 keep them all in your
minds eve. There are also several quite
new colors which will undoubtedly have
run" One Of them Is fax blue. lust
the color Of the blue TAX dowers, and it
has the double merit of being an abso-
luteiv fast color, no matter in what ma
terial il is produced. and very becoming
10 young people or those of fair com
plexions. as II has the rare quality in
blue Of showing up ali the dencate flesh
tnts instead Of making them look leaden
or yellow. This dainty color is seen in
foulard and all the summer silks, as well
a. IN lawns and cotton fabrics.
The other blue is called Mandarin,
though it is difficult to understand what
gave rise 70 the name. II is n true sky
blue, with a sort Of frosty bloom overit,
which gives silvery metallic luster very
pretty and becoming.
Challies viii % used very much for
chldrea's dresses, as it Is soft, pretty,
cheap and keeps clean. The pretty fam
hy group viii give thrifty little mothers
n good idea OF what 10 make for the ba-
bies- The palmer children's garments
sre the easier they are 20 keep clean, and
cleanliness Is tho greatest charm Of q
childs dress. Ornamentation should
come second.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09
THE NEW YORK FASHIONS
SLnlE F-AaPER SAYS IARGE hoops
are cOAihG -.
b. - Bees tzfosz.asd - Coed AzthSF-
say Th-S ths Dsrsn.I D4g al Tkssr As-
ysat l. sss Hslf /. Ts@x Aw.y. ros-Eez
s~4~r4l ss--sp sa ws14a'. Drs.ss
- -. - ]

HEE FoEE. 20. d. II ~4s told today.
IA Aign authority, that "a less than six
months large hoops ~oaLd bs IN, and
shar lastszd Of ths present elegant SIN
pAcIty ia the making u dresses the Elore
.ElmEning F0a can pile on them the more
fashion4bls they iii bs. It ~as also pre-
iicJed That nOGnces. pulfs and fest~<ns
ECuld hs on al the skirLss and that It " as
gong u require twenty seven yards If
material " MAKE a gown don believe
q. and ! don Z Sans % believe 10 fer seV-
sraI reasons, the hrst being thar il Is quite
hard enough Uos 70 get dress when Il
8nly aeeds twelve Yards or 80. and the
s@conf being that hoop costumes are hor-
nble. ~irh0ur Any possibility of grace or
beauty.
Telegram-herald., 1890-02-09

saw pretty and useful nc-'iCee for
vrur- ustrous and 7 thought 10 would
re- a very easy garment % copy. 80 pre-
nera with bands 0f bias velvet Of s0rt
of brush dark gray. ard with the iooss
'front.' NJ frinEed China silk m gray and
oie r7se. Ir could. however be made IN
any ether becoming color or material
he rack IS tight Sitting. princesse shape
r. rePsis six vsri7 of cashmere. two y
Lndia siIs and one e velvet to make tais.
and any pattern that has a princesse hsck
vll suffice q .ajr II average intelligence
to make 0ne llsr fr Eren fh7re serious
thoughts cf tr7 inE- orIE UsFrrR.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-03

own amendment had been intended to
apply to only three or four articles
sugar, coffee, rubber and nitrates.
He was reminded by Sherman that
Cuba produced no coffee and no rubber,
so the arrangement with Cuba could
only be as to the article of sugar.
Hale-If there is nothing to trade
upon with advantage, then there will
be no trade made. The plan which l
suggested is comprehensive, but it is
not defnitive. Ii there is nothing to
make bargain upon, that settles the
question.
Sherman-My friend from Maine is
whiting down this magnificent theory
until there is nothing of it left.
Spooner suggested an amendment to
apply to Canada, putting duty of ten
per cent. ad valorem on green coffee,
and three cents pound and ten pei
cent. ad valorem on roasted and ground
coffee, and ten per cent. on tea. These
duties being omitted from the Canadian
tariff.E
Recess till Sp. m.
At the evening session Gibson moved
as substitute for the sugar schedule
the paragraphs in the existing law i'm.
posing duty on sugar. Dolph concluded
his speech against any reciprocity with
Canada in the matter of coal, timber OF
agricultural products.
Vance argued in support OF the amend
ment offered by him, reducing the rates
of duty on all manufactures of steel and
iron, all wooden and cotton goods, earth
enware and glassware, and all material
| used for fertilizers, when such goods are
purchased abroad by any citizen of the
United States by the exchange of Amer
lean farm products or by the proceeds o1
the sale of such products. He said there
would be surplus this year of five
million bales of cotton, one hundred
million bushels of wheat and five hun
dred million bushels of corn. What
was to be done with all that surplus il
the foreign market was to be closed
And yet the American farmer had been
told by the venerable senator from Ver-
mont, (MorrilD that we produced too
much, and that the remedy was to limit
production; and he had been told by
the senator from Connecticut, (Hawley,
| that if the high wall was maintained
around the United States for fifty years,
the American farmers would come out
afterwards, rich and happy.
The senate at 10 p. m. adjourned till
tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-03
IN THE HOUSE.
Consideration of the Clayton Breck
inridge Case Commenced.

Consideration of the Clayton-Breck-
inridge Case Commenced.
WASHINGTON, Sept. Pin the house
this morning Lacy, of Iowa, called up
and the house proceeded to the con-
sideration of the Clayton-Breckinridg
contested election case.
Cooper, of Ohio, opened the debate.
He described the state of affairs
leading up to the assassination
of Clayton, and said it was
the opinion of the majority that
the murder grew directly out OF the po-
litical methods adopted in that country.
In that view the majority echoed the
almost universal sentiment of all sec
tions. Ballot box stealing and stufing,
intimidation and murder naturally fol-
lowed each other. In conclusion he
passed high encomiumson the people
and state of Arkansas, contending that
if the election methods in vogue in that
state were abandoned, the common
wealth would soon be alive with indus
try and manufactures.
Wilson, of Missouri, Joined with the
gentleman from Ohio in his panegyric
upon the people of Arkansas, but he re-
gretted that the gentleman only today
discovered how good the people of Ar
kansas were; II he had discovered
sooner, he could never have signed the
majority report. The instigator of this
investigation was Powell Clayton, the
dead mans brother. and while he would
say to Powell Clayton, in the language
of the Almighty: Vengeance is mine,
will repay" he could not forget the
fact that if Powell Clayton could divest
himself of the baneful influence OF
''Poker Jack" Mcclure, he would be
himself again and would not pursue
Breckinridge from a motive of ven
| geance.
The case went over until tomorrow
and Cannon took the floor in state
ment relative to the appropriations
made at this session of congress.
Sayers, member of the appropri-
ations committee, reviewed the fnan-
cial situation from a Democratic stand
point.
A bill was passed declaring Rock Is
land port OF delivery.
The speaker announced the appoint
ment Flick, of Iowa, as member of the
Raum investigation committee, in place
of Smyser, resigned.
Adjourned.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-03
------------------------------
THE NATIONS FINANCES
Reviewed from Republican and Dem
cratic StandpOints.

Reviewed from Republican and Demo
cratic Standpoints.
WASHINGTON, Sept. I'm connection
with the conference report on the river
and harbor bill to-day, Chairman Can
non, of the house committee on appro-
priations, made an exhaustive statement
touching the expenditures authorized
by the present session of congress. He
said the sum of $402, 1874 $50 is prop
erly chargeable against the prob
able revenue OF the government for
the fiscal year of 1890, and when de-
Quoted from the latter shows a surplus
of $65, ,279,475. Following Cannon, Rep
resentative Sayers presented statement
for his democratic colleagues ON the COM
mittee. 1t says: If to the appropria-
tions of the presene congress we add the
permanent and indefinite appropria-
tions, estimated by the secretary of the
treasury, to-wit: $l0l, ,62S, ,453, we will
have aggregate appropriations for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1891, of
$461, ,S44, ,S79, as against $3.50, Ala 1888 rev.
enues, including postal receipts, thus
making an excess of appropriations over
revenues of $11 ,430, ,442.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-03
WANTS DAMAGES.
Florence Blythe's Alleged Abductor Sues
For Redress.

OAKLAND, CAL, Sept. 2.-The suit OF
CDR" Frank Rene, who, it was alleged,
attempted to kidnap Florence Blythe,
against w. H. H. Hart and Grandpa
Perry, for $4,000 damages, for causing
his arrest, came up for trial before
Judge Ellsworth today. On his first
trial before Judge Gibson, the jury dis
agreed. In subsequent trial Judge
Greene instructed the jury that as it
had not been proven where defendant
had intended to take the girl, the charge
of kidnapping could not be sustained,
and Rene was discharged. Rene, who
had remained in Jail about six months,
subsequently brought suit as stated for
damages.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-03
A National Bank Bill.

WASHINGTON, Sept. "a bill intro
duced by Senator Cooke today provides
that hereafter no national banks shall
issue circulating notes. Authority is
given national banks to loan money on
real estate.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-03
MAVERICK NATIONAL BANK,
BOSTON, MASS.

Accounts of banks, bankers and corporations
solicited. f-a
Our facilities for collections are excellent,
and we re-discount for banks when balances
warrant it.
Boston is a reserve city, and balances with US.
from banks (not located in other reserve cities)
counted as a reserve
We draw our own exchange on London and,
the Continent, and make cable transfers and
place money by telegraph throughout the United
States and Canada.
We have market for prime first class invest
ment securities, and invite proposals from.
states, counties and cities when issuing bonds
We do general banking business, and invite
correspondence
ASA p POTTER, President
JOS. W. WORK, Cashier.
ie11-wed&sat6m
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-03
Death Of drudge Edmonds.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 2.-Ex-Superior
Judge M. A. Edmonds, died this morn
ing at his residence, after lingering
Los Angeles herald., 1890-09-03

A-Aea1 Of ea'ea.ythzmg
that can be used for washing
and cleaning, is PEARLINE.
If your work is heavy, it is a
necessity; ifyourwork is light,
it is luxury. 1t lessons the
labor of washing, and helps
everywhere in the housework.
There's nothing so harmless
so effective-so popular and
yet SO newt is rapidly sue
ceeding soap. Try it forwash-
ing dishes-try it for washing
anything-everything; only
try it-for your own sake and
ours. A house without Pear
line is "behind the times"
Beware of limitations 1Sa JAMES PYLE N, Y
Telegram-herald., 1890-08-02

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