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The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-07
SOLDIERS. HOME SCANDAL.
The State board of Charities Makes an
Uncompiimeutary Report.

The State Board OF Charities and Correc-
tions presented to the governor It's report OF
the investigation of the Soldiers and Sailors
Home. Its finding sustains nearly all the
charges made against the commissioners anu
though no formal recommendation is made,
the governor is advised to act upon the con-
illusions reached in the report. The COVER
nor's action is understood to be determined
already and It is expected that he will cause
the removal OF at least two or three members
of the board unless they resign before he acts
The report states that the charges OF i'm
moral conduct are not sustained.
The charges contained In specifications 4,
8, 6, Z, and relate to the bad bookkeeping
OF the home and are generally sustained.
Specification No. 10 relates to the use OF
whisky In the home and the report merely
states that the recommendations made by
the Board OF Charities and Corrections when
on visit to the home that liquor be issued
only upon the PHYSICIANS prescription, has
been entirely ignored
The eleventh charge Involves the transac-
ton by which the appropriation for 1873 on
of go, 900 was obtained in lump by discount
ing the warrants ats per cent. at the Ameri-
can National Bank. OF this the report says:
" e hlIOHsIJ CoHucuih pioSSeu-
ing of this kind We fail TO appIe-
ciate the emergency that required the sacri-
flee OF any such large sum as 5000 TO secure
the entire appropriation of the Soldiers and
Sailors Home for the year 1893 in single
lump. Why a board of this kind
should have n treasurer of its own when other
institutions OF like nature in the state have
for treasurer the treasurer of the state is not
easily understood and this matter should be
referred TO the legislature
Specifications II and lG charge that the
commissi oners received compensation for
their seryices when the law distinctly states
that they shall not 1t Is found that Mr..
Coulter received s225 for attorney fees, Mr..
Browning SIS, as secretary, s225 being at one
time paid him for ten months services In ad-
vance and that all the members though trav-
cling upon passes charged up their mileage.
The charges are sustained and the board AL
vlses also that suit he Instituted TO recover
1850 which George ". Cook, former conf
missioner, owes the home and that the mat
ter be placed in the hands Of the district at
torney for criminal action also. The sum of
money was drawn by Mr.. Cook for the pur-
pose of purchasing a team for the home. He
d!d not get the team but kept the money.
The finances are found to have been man
aged In a bad way.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-07

THE London Statist, one of the first
financial authorities in England,
makes the following important admis-
sion: Whatever view may be taken
of bime tallism there is no denying the
fact that the movement has made con-
siderable progress, not only in the
provinces, but in London, during the
last six months. 1t is now generally
thought in political circles that the
return of Salisbury government to
power would be followed by another
International Monetary Conference.
Lord Salisbury, Mr.. Balfour and Mr.,
Chaplin are militant bimetallists. Mr..
Goschen would certainly not oppose
IN attempt to arrive at an internation-
IL agreement"
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-07
Colorado Sots<-

The Denver insurance men have decided to
increase rates % per cent.
Fred. Slugebehr was Killed at Colorado
Springs by his horse falling upon him.
Miss Ethel A. stoddard, a university IT :
dent. aged about is years. daughter of Il. 1t.
Stoddard and wife of Colorado Springs, com
mitted suicide In Boulder on the 2Jth bv TAX
ing two drains of prussic acid No sufficient
reason for the act is known.
John $. Gorhah OF Durango, nominated lv
Congressman Bell to be naval cadet at y :
napolis has successfully passed his examiH;
ton and been sworn In cadet at the acad-
envy.
A band of wild dogs hiss been seen fro
quently this spring between Grand Junction
aud the Book CliGs. They have been known
to chase u band of young horfe, all day, aud
a few days ago they killed Gve head of sheep,
An effort Will be made 10 eNlermInntc then.
At the Northern District W. c. T. |. con
vcntion held y. Idaho SprnEs on tho 9lth
officers were chosen "a follows: President,
Mrs s J. Corhln. Fort Collins: v!cr prrSl-
dent. Mrs II. H. Grace. I,aho 'prlnr~; cur
responding secretary. Mrs. Lney y. MvlaNr*.
Fort Collins; recording secretary aii-| 10
McCreery, Lovelnni; trcasursr, Mrs 'layias
f. Stevens, Idaho Syringe
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-07

Saturday morning the owners OF the Raven
property at Cripple Creek applied to Judge
Hallett at Beaver for an injunction against
the striking miners 10 prevent them from 10
any way interfering with the mines. Judge
Hallett refused the Injunction. liz opinion
closed as follows: II must say that 1t is my
opinion that the peace and good order OF So
clety in this state is committed entirely by
the constitution Of the United States and by
the constitution O! this state to the authority
OF the state. II the government Of the state
has fallen into the hands OF socialists as 1t
certainly has, or osimbeciles, as is probably
true, that Is our misfortune, but we do not
thereby acquire the right TO assume control
of affairs the part OF the federal govern
mcnt''
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-07
THE Indian Rights Association pub

THE Indian Rights Association pub
fishes vigorous protest against the
proposed abolition of the Board of In
dian Commissioners. 1t is stated that
their services are to be dispensed with
so as to save $1,000, which is expended
by the members for incidental ex-
penses, they themselves receiving
nothing. 1t is to be hoped that con-
grcss will not carry out this retrench-
ment in view Of the signal service rem
dered to the government by this COM
mission. At their instance a'change
was made in the mode of purchasing
supplies; they secured strict impair
TALLY in the reception of bids and
the allotment of contracts, and sys-
tenn Of rigid inspection after goods
have been delivered in government
warehouse, so as to secure goods equal
to the samples offered and to save large
sums of money to the government.
At their instance the great principle
of giving land in severalty has been
adopted and the retention Of the tribal
relations discouraged.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-07
woRsrEo TWO cATrLETHlEvEs
Wife Of . Nebraska Pioneer Killed One
Man and scared Another.

M. al, the he rolsm of which Western wo-
men ara capable comes along the line OF
startling reforms or new departures In Gus
toms of living. The everyday e1per'eneas
Of many a frontier woman are not less nouN
BILE. Such was the case with Mrs. Mclean
who. with her husband, settled on ths Ne
braska frontier early In the Jus her u,E
cry, says the ST. Louis Globe Demoerdf, IS "
told Sy the cattlemen who then drove theie
Great herds up through the Platte bottoms.
Her husband had with great difhcuitJ sot 10
gether q bunch of about fifty In all ana "a-
endeavoring to start a little herd III etoe, 10
rescue his family from the povere? W!!en
hung over abe claim. Mrs Mclean Las inc
hcrdiuy of them, rs well as the care oil we
house One day when her husband had gN.e,
twenty miles to the store she was cotnpeiiNS
TO leave the cattle grazing while sne ,ooAe.
after sick baby at home. suddenly sne sa"
two men ride from behind the hills and start
the cattle off at full canter, abductins the
whole bunch She wasted not minute, Dut,
mounting her bronco was after them; ine
men evidently thought themselves undiscoV-
cred and in the hustle OF hnrryihE on .se
cattle did not hear the patterIng hoofs OF the
pursuer's pony as she cantered up pehinu,
Suddenly one OF the enemy gave yell anu
tumbled backward oil his saddle, WIN tue
moose OF q lnrlat tight around his throat
Frightened, the other turned 10 sec iufious
woman facing him.
'What are you doingi" she demanded,
fiercely
who are your" he responded, with ecaaA
grufIness
II own these cattle and you have got to-
help me drive them back where you got
thcm.n
As she held a cooked revolver toward his
head he decided to submit. and, with nei
following closely, rode around the scattered
herd and turned their heads homeward For
three miles the stock was driven and then
with n warning not TO look backward the
deprcdator was dismissed. He fled without d
backward glance. His companion, choked TO
death and with his neck broken, was found
on the prairie but there was never an in
quiry as 10 the manner of his taking OIL. 1t
was enough in those days, as 1t Is now, to
know that he had been engaged in cattle
stealing. For such the prsiries have scant
mi
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-07
THE manager of Baron Hirsh's col.

THE manager of Baron Hirshs col
ony of Hebrews in Argentina gives an
encouraging report of the outlook for
colonists. They are happy and con-
tented body and labor with much as
biduity The colonists are glad to be
rid of the home of their cradle, Rus
sia, where nothing but persecution
stared them in the face, aud would not
return to it for anything. They will
soon be able to repay the money ad-
vanced to them.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-07

Secretary Clarke of the state stock inspcc-
ton board says it will be only matter of q
few years when there will be no range for
cattle in this state. For several years past
the range cattle have been gradually but
surely diminishing in number rs new home
stead after homestead is taken up and the
range limited more and more. At one time
the whole state was divided Into roundup
districts so great was the number Of range
cattle in Colorado, but now the only roundup
districts are the arkansas, Platte and tide
Bear and White river. still there are great,
many cattle ranging yet in Colorado as k:,ii-
sas City. Omaha and Denver sold cstrays last
year that brought in s2i,o0o,
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-07

THE Denver Bar Association has
taken somewhat new but wise stand
in regard to the selection Of district
judges. They have appointed com
mittees of different party affiliations
who are instructed to prepare lists of
suitable lawyers to be submitted to
the party conventions for nomination.
1t was intimated that if the conven-
tions did not endorse these men the
Bar Association might put up an in
dependent ticket 1t would seem that
lawyers were better fitted to select
suitable judges than politicians are.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-07

Is his haste to get into the Senate
chamber to vote on the tariff bill the
other day, Senator Butler of South
Carolina left the BARRIERS chair with
only one side of his face shaved. This
raises the grave constitutional question
whether man with n one-sided shave
has a right to vote in the Senate.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-07

IT is now to be hoped that the gold
bugs will admit that tho silver dollar
is good thing and encourage its cir
cuation. The life of Texas officer
was recently saved by the bullet of a
robber striking one of the cart wheels
in his pocket.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-07

GENERAL KELLY has a scheme for
petitioning Congress without treading
on that precious grass. He has the
promise of balloon from which he
can harangue the grave and reverend
senators without ieopardizing his
rights to liberty and the pursuit Of
happiness.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-07

WHEELMEN in the towns of Colo
RADIO and adjacent territory should or
ganize clubs SO that they may attend
the Denver meet in a body next Aug
ust
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-07

THE two young Kentuckians who
fought duel the other day with pain
full results were evidently novices.
They should learn how to fight duel
chivalrously, effectively and without
unpleasant physical consequences.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-07

THE next thing in order will be for
the Senate to increase the tariff on
paris green and thus protect the in
dustry of the lowly but honest potato
bug.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-07

The Chicago, Milwaukee 4 St Paul RAIL
way has now ready for distribution sixteen
page portfolio of scenes along its line, hall
tones. of the size OF the Worlds Fair porto
lios. lately issued. They are only ten cents
each and can be obtained without delay by
RENTING the amount TO GEO II. HEAffoRD,
General Passenger Agent Chicago, III.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-07
CURRENT COMMENT.

THE annual exodus to Europe Of
American born foreigners has already
begun.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-07

Send two 2-cent stamps TO The Road Pub
ish,ng Co, Denver Colo, and get sample
copy OF The Road and one Of their great Eng
lish Octopus maps free.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-07

AFTER July first Chicago will be the
argest postal district in the world moi
excepting London.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-07

Have you ever heard a parrot swcari No;
but I've seen cro-cus.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-07

ALBERT BuRCH, West Toledo, Ohio. says:
"Halrs Catarrh Cure saved my life.n Write
him for particulars Sold by Druggists, 15c.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-07

BEECuAM's PILLS arc wonderful medicine
for any bilious or nervous disorder. such As
sick headache. etc, Price, % cents box.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-07

The slot machine to test your weight Is one
of the weighs of the world
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-07

Girls are thinking OF green grass and warm
sunshine. 1t Is n for lawn hope
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-07

When banks become unsteady. because OF
falling tendencies, even the deposition Is iiapic
TO lose his balance.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-07

The Finnish language ought to be taught
at all boarding schools.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1894-07-07

Hapson's Magic Corn Sa,vr."
Warranted to cure, or money refunded Asr
your druggist for II. Price Ii cents.
Advice to butchers--If a man refuses to
pay his bill for mutton-suet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-02
: 9um orDsten 76eit bot Der stobt

= Gum srbBten T6eit hat Der Stabt
roth Bel isiusr Nussleiduug Der pom
GTeTor asmadteu Gbidibuns Der in
nerhalb Der Stab:areussn gelssenen
4der ben Nblbdsans smertb erb6bt. iue
niaifers iene &der, bic Swiiden Dem
OTep Babnseleiis uno Der Stabt selseer
limb. 9rob bieisr grh0huua miro, ME
mir b5ren. bic Sieueriumme iener@runo'
beiiber bod serluser lem. tuie in ben less
ten S1breu.
- 6err 8eter Soldier noui @rauo
Yncific 6otel erbielt aeitern BON Chicago
bic b5bt Intercollegiate 9adriht, bab
Sobu Subtrtl in Der @artenfabt ON
Samfas a%nseiommsu iet uno Wontaa
fid NIT einem Wefer bic Salsuoern
our1sei1uitten babe. Sohn Suberti
arbeitete als iiberaus suuerl6fiiser glerf
bis gum lebten 5. Suli i'm Grocery
0eSartement Der 5irma 5anoel & Nus
gent.
- Den Tbeaterbeiuhern unierer
Stabt piro ON 8. Nueuft nieoerum elm
Observation-Disclosures SenuB seboten ieiu.
inosm bic 5aufs @sieai1aft auf ibrer
&unoreiie an ieuem Gage bier eintreffen
uno i'm Opernbauie 8orfeQuns seben
pirb. Ssne @eieQidaft beebrte u%nieren
Stabt i'm u~eraansenen Sabre nit ibrem
Beiude uno CAB cine 8criteQuns, bic
ieoen Bsiu1er aui's Bette befrieoiste.
Sere Gompasuie 1T in Der 2bat elmer
suten un,ertiSuns mertb, benn lie TT
nur aus 8infleru 3uiammeuaeiest. bic
ibrer Steluns ours @enauefe 9ereht
~ rpsroen ueritehen.
- Inter ben rpeniaen suosrldHiaen
Observation-Disclosures. Die &C.
gen 8srluite on 5armeisentbum pers
iihern. 1T wabribeinlih bic sire Gfo.
BON philadelphia" bic bette.
Dieie @eieui6aft 1T IS Sabre alt. bat
elm Snpitol BON elmer balben Wi0ion
unb iiber ishs Wi1ionsn Niets. Die
Company i9reibt cine sanS a%nnebmbare
~ ue~rniinitisen Staten aus. 6.
U. 6 Cooper 1T ibr Nsent. Sprebt
Dor ODER idrsibt on ibu, beoor ibr euer
Gelo aussebt in 5ueiter &lafe 8eriide'
ruunSopSPlffaft-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-02

TO- &Otbe @eoar Sdinoslu 5u $2.25
in W. Salps 9um5er 9arb.
raS- 5rribe grombeeren bel o Cd Z.
3 o 10 / n 8.
sas~ Die better Ganties unb frifhs
5rlbte fftS pCrrdtbia BEL q tpis8ran.
te. ct. 8ermatnfrabe, Der tatbolilten
Stride ss9enuber,
Ese5- Die beiten lleberboien in Der
Staot 81 so uno rs Ct. beim &leioer.
bdnoler Brice.
Eas@ 8Oat ibr herrlide soloene Rro.
men ooer Bridges ooer irseno cine an
oere 3ahraGbsit, oaun tbue id es biGl.
ger ole lrseno elm Jremollu9 es 5u tbun
uermas. Sprett Dor uao bort meme
Breile.
TO- 8iloer 3iriten 8bospbat, Elm
bsrrllhes SOmmersetrdnf, bel q b Z.
3 0 ~ / n 9.
e1S@ Vile uniere Wdnners uno &uas
ben GnSlse, iest gu IS gts. ON Dollar.
Sest 1T eurs 8elssenbeit, beuor uuiere
neuen Serbteintduie eiuaelest tusroen
Brtce, Der 8leiosr3duolsr.
TO- Sddser Sic Shre au,en ?
Beuu 10 bonn erilubeu Sle Nlemanoen.
auBsr einem bepdbrten Optlter, fir
Sbrs au9en Stillea a%u5upafeu. Geo.
u. Glart Don cen Sebr. Glart Supelie.
rem 1T Elm 9rnhuirier oes Gbicaaoer
Opbtbamic College. @r tpiro Sare
au9en unteriuben. olne oofir cine Ser.
9iituns ~ beanisruhen. bort finbet
man elnen heutlhsn 9lerf.
sas- Sur bic bsltsn Srrurier ~ ME.
rrilen Yreiien ssbt gu &Icis 5rants.
Ct. 8ermlintrabt, Der tatbcliitsn 8is6s
Sesenuber.
rxs% So uaies 8r)m5scrsn, reiner
WeciStr= Sranntusin, bel @ebr. Booming
sxa~ Srsidsr finoen bic s,bBte uno
biQla,te Iusnabl WaihinfnoI, 9eoer
uuo 8u65er HtshmsH, Saing u. +. 10,
Sci s B q 8. s. Gacuer. bo.
s4s S,ore, 0p5ahaus unb Stdu
oes ISM. 9snnros IN N.b1np biGia su
usrfluien. 8sr 9Lit bat 81 faufen. ,pcn
he lib al &a.b. Gut IN 81. Mitael,
Srigbt Co., uuo Wer gu pabien belisbl,
usnoe iib Oil 9einrib 2euaros, Nlbanp,
Mlrn. 29-S
Eas~ @er einen 9uten 5dbat ccsr feline
9t9arren r1uhen nil, iprsbe pcr bel
Alcie Srlnte. Ct. 0ermaiDltrlse. Der
tdtb. STRIDE s%essnubsr.
nxs@ ScOut 9umber in q. 8. Stei.
Sens 2uaibsr gato 81 s6 oas Eau
'snh. ba-2O
Bx5@ Die Ooitorsn 8inault g. Dunn
baben lbre Office iiber WOlitors' Npo'
ibetc neben Der Wsthluts Hntlunlbanf
ein9eribtet, no ie 81 olen Slunosn
beg Cages gu ipredau iine. Or. 81.
uault ihiGit hiater ben SHicen lber
Woliio,'s NpOtlefs. Or. Guun's 8e.
iicenS bsfiuoe, fih All gts bon l. StraBe
uno 4. Nue. iiolit. 9elephOn in Office
S4-2; Or Dunn's 1efeptou S4-3.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-02

Der Ssrr @rSblidof sesen ben Is. Nu,uf
NIT BEN Garbiual uno ieinsn BERNARD.
ten 5aiommeu5utommsn qeoenft. Die.
Ter Wdtbsiluns aemds ideint Der tele.
9ropat'be Beriht, Cardinal Qeoodowsi
lei am 2S. Suli in 3usern aeforbsn,
Der Wabtbett nidt 81 eaiiprehen in. q.
~ Ndh is,nsm 8eiu1e in 9uaerr
miro Der GrsbiidOf 3aroetti nit BEN
5lriien pom Sl9maringen, Dem Bruba
oes aoniss &arl Don 8umdnien, Der
oetanntlld Elm ireusr anbinser Der 10th.
aitde IT, Suiammentrefeu.
0eit uOIsm glfsr if Der Gnb1u an
ole rom hp. Germ .. 8i4.er poforirte
ct. SonifaSius &irde in Welroie be-
triebeu iuoroen. osnn, tpiewobl elm autes
Stiid arbsit, sebt Der serdumise Gnbau
ie'nsr Soaenouus entsesen.
Ja Der pom hodp. Serrn u. 9os.
polar selsitsten ct. 2aureutius De.
rislnoe IN Datm, Benton Co., rirb ON
10. Gusuit oas Baironsfet in f.terlid
tier Beiie b~esunsen rusrbsr. Dos aleide
Felt tuiro III aleih ieisrlihsr ReiIe in
Der pom bohu. Ssrrn Som 6 @ras
uaitorirten St. 9Oreu5 Gemsinbe bel
y rbam t~eSansen.
8eleaenllid Der ON Sonntaa Nah.
natmittls sebaltenen moaalliden Ser,
lammlun3 oss bieiissu 81. Soiepb I'm.
terfisunssuereins fam au1 oas 8ers
Tabren oes botD'iten Biihois Batter
ion uon Columbus, OHIO, seseu bic
WIrtbe sur Sprade. Dem semdB oieIsn
8eibdftsleuten iiroerh,n Die 9ulaIuuo
N fdtbolIite 8ereine uertps,sert ,peroen
l0l, uno Die olesbeSislite Behatiauna
oes GrSbiiapis BON 9span,u Sur Spra.
ps, ioobsi Don Serrn 9beo B;iner fo..
Ienoer Seit!l6. Der einiiimmiae Nm
uabme iauo. einsereibt muroe: BE.
idlOiien, oaB Die Witslieber bss 3. g..
a. 81. Soiepb Neutrality-suspicious.
DON ct. Slouo. Wtlur., ibren Yereinss
brioern IN Der 8l65eis Columbus, Obiu.
uOlite Spmpatbi. bsSeusn uonmez
gen Der BON N~blesatsn Wisr. Satoa,
Seiidtisuua oss GrlaHes oes
Siihofs Batteriou uon 60
Oaiu, be5i9lid Der Sulafaua
BON Birtben gu falhOlli ben Yereinen,
IN Der 6pfauus, oaB uon Ssite oes
t0miid fatboliibsu Geutra' Der.
ems Der 8ereinisten Staaten bieie Be.
it~atiSuu9 e,ogtsrt uno b65ereu Ortes
oaseeen NppeQ einaeleat tuirb."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-02

Sc aibt fein Seilmittel, fueldes fur
cine Gnsabl BON 8ranfbetten erfol9rett art'
seuanbf rperoen fann. 9h0rlht ut es, ipl=
die Bebauptuns auiSuiteuen. Streibe uns
uertruuensppu, ssnau alea ranfbeitss Sbmps
tome mittbeilenb, uuo nod empians eines
Dollars (benube postal notes ooer express
money orders) wiro uniere meoiStnlide
Nbtbeiluns ieoen einSeluen 5aa gennu priis
fen, uno oos pafieube Seilmtttel, rein pege=
tatiliid, gemiifenbaft subererten. 3uiens
ounaeu portofrei; uenn erpilnitt eeutihe
9orreippnoeus Stloiie &emeop Co., 2S6
Horfb State StraBe, Chicago, 81. 1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-02
gu periauieu ooer ~ uermietbeH.

Ter uutcrseitnete bietet bierburh fem
in 8itmpuo sslsssues Sptsl NIT Sdant
pirthidoit betaunt inter oemgtamen Sen
tral Spuie- gum Serfauf uoer audi gum Ger
rentsn on. 9osidlbe bciiuoet fit auf einem
Der belebteiten Yllse oes Staotbells uni
e~rfreut iih elmer suten auuoitaft. Scu'
itdnoise 9tnridtuna fir 8ait. nno Sdant'
ipirthlhait nj IN better Sronun9; auh ~
quite Sialluna oanit %pcrbuneen. Nan
psnoe iih nm Eobsres on
Sprtuuat 3Gcstow sti,
31-ba Sprab, Y. 8, Stearus Co., Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-08-02
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