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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23

% ~ nor. and he mas
E/TkW TX saved mtre lives
H.5ff.tT TN than any other
szsSfe lASSSsZyF man who ever
y&MS II Louis p sieur IS
~ Sc-.zfts a para ytic. lbs
N.Y.. fkS hair Is white as
49, 20 snow. ii!s days
- are Numbered. But
D. his walking ~
en,ed. tho march OF proci ss which ne
began SUI goes lrrcslsuhly on. it nus
hair IS white ana his eyes are duli, the
memory OF bis Achievements VIII stay
bright la tho memory OF the Wcrla lof
ever. II his lie must soon cnd. couiuesS
lives prolonged win ada their usciul mess
90 The worlds sum total. and thus Test
fly that IBIS was not lived in vain, ~ l7
q distinction TO have met hin, u ls q
privilege 10 bc permitted 20 even lalhly
hint at what ht has accomplished
The pastcur Institute is a great req
brick building. iuClOscd by hish iron
fence on the Rue DutOt TO reach IT.
one passes the famous Hotel des lnNa-
lides and the vast BUILDINGS ID Which lhe
Paris Exhibition was held. from me
midst OF which the Eincl Tower rcars
It's iron hoad. The man who designed ihe
unique institution. and 10 whose genius
s. due All the wonderful WORK Whl'h mas
been done in So. spends his long days in
seclusion in his great apartment ON IT'S
sccO.l floor. waiting calmly. and. indeed
happily for his 10Th birthday, and the
end. which can scarcely be FAR beyond u.
Honoi'i as perhaps no olu'I s'l." .,,'
riaco iq NOT oven now content to give up
his studies and enter upon tho period ar
absolute rest which be has so richly
earned. and which Dis friends so strong
is URGE. Tie is no longer able to carry
on experiments himsclf-it has hcon dii-
ncult' ana often Impossible ior MN 10
go 10 the laboratories during the last two
years. ne mas az ltsl h'en ioicoa 10 b.F'
up even lnc auleiihleh nee OF lIe
searches Whlch are constantly helhs car
ried on IN the strange WORKSHOP Whtic
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23

or kin were anxious ones. But they , en-, 80
az l4etNand the medicine was -,
have cured pastcur had soNeu ,lio nj
i,iero oqorcd by one of the most nor ne .3e
,4isdl,eee 10 which flesh is heir, anu 'ho
whole world showerod its si"'i'"'0
him.
HgIsA MODEST MAN.
p..to,r never talks about ni msei,'
~. az eefence he Will tax uhlii, .,7''
No. more modest man mas h.e imcoln
i,'i'.re is something Ike ADJ diiain olso
d., +tfs nhsso of the man. ~ iooin-
like Lincoln. from the nu'' hD has done.
"a. is proud. Of what ne xaa ',ir.,
uln5s. ~ nroud Of himself Tor oo.n7
1ffs fafher's tannery was Ho' T.. re
afle enough 10 support lne ~" tanaht a
had grown TO youth so nc ,'tNalent
- country school for the elu.F', 49,,
sttc u r,onth All the time ne sung.
,,i.ht and dav. day and night 30 III i so
,.' 80 admitted TO the examihatio H 49,,
nhvsical sciences ana mal' =" VOTES
arior CO. Then he was APP ''tiool al
e,r ~ chemistry in the ni5n scieoo 90
~. that time he hdd bt5,h ~
1T himself felt-that ls, ne hau ~ -,i
-, make the scientists OF france i .ri,-,+
at the absurlity OF ms tl,"i ~, ,.cnt
onraroutlv did not worry hilh' -.
80. ,,ti,ina about his theories, anu Hvl ','o
on '"liN'.iD''ae5in,- wears. up TO 1867. while ne
. en.roeefvelV member OF the ld'"'',
~ efreshourg head OF the lacui'S 11
Iisla and director of sciences IN iuo n4l
mai school at Paris. he began 10 mas ..,',
,,.1,,,i. bDljeve that he would prove some
~ fb,rn An nt once he did prove in'n,'
Iio nffcrlv discounted the OLD scnvo,.
iie Won every point lie laid opPosill, w.,
law he was made professor in tht 81
h.nne lie gained the Rumloid inen"i
in reward for DIS studies OF hsht, tnr
Austrian prizc of 10000 iiorins Tor haNllt1
dirr.tered the best cure for the silhWyiin
dis,aeo. fl prize of 1900 francs Ior nis
work or wine vinegar ana beer. + llalls 10
i'm lS79. life pension of zoe , francs og-
r,,,iiv was voted him by the french GOV,
eminent. and DE entered into ms eNAl,ee
roeifion of the greatest living scl,I.,ist
I'm Frlnce-of The greatest scientist J. rance
had ever PRODUCED. A. ,,,-,,.,,y
'rhen came the building OF the fasttot
Institute. 40 one seems 10 know Jus'
Who oricinated the idea of the instr utlCl,
If pasteur did. it is certain mat me- ull
NOT oricinate the idea of naming II after
himself. but the people of France ieoN
it mn AS they have never taken up any
thiM,. before or since. Sunstiipll" Ha
nonrcd in The building and its ntiinss
,Vore provided for in iihy. IL is one on
The mos, wonderful buildings lh "-7
world.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23

A SHIP That Showed Tier Heels to raft Al
Over tho World 1. Now "A Coh B.rs.

4 sturdy old veteran OF the sea leaned
over the stern railing. ana gazing medita-
lively out over the pellucid waters Of the
Providence harbOr, sang Justify.
Oh. the good ship sailed lie wintry
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23
A TALK WITH LOUIS PAS1EUR
The Life and Work Of The Greatest
Scientist Of France.
HB IS A PARALYTIC, BUT STILL GREAT
HI. Hair IL white and His Days Are Num-
bersd. but Ills Deeds of Bensfioenee
stu Go on-nis Greatest
Discovery.
tcor,risht. 1896. for The TiHeF)

= fklr. y Hff' g."
Is the son OF a tam
nor. ana he mas
saved mcre lives
than any other
man who ever
lived.
Louis p stcur IS
q pars ytic. lbs
hair Is white as
snow. il!s days
are Numbered. But
o. his walking ~
ur0ci So which ne
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1895-06-23

discoveries worked n revolution by rem
dcring puerpcral infection Impossible. IL
IL estimated that 5000 mothers liVes
have been saved through this method.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-07
AARON MUST PUNGLE
Mrs. Dell Hershfeld Makes Her
Enemies Vince.
THIRTY THOUSAND PLUNKS
The Damage Suit Came to a Sudden
End Yesterday and Measure
of Justice VIII Now Be
Done the Poor Girl.

Special Dispatch to the Standard.
Helena. May s.-Dell Hershfield's le-
gal troubles with her husband. Aaron.
and his brother. L. II. Hershfield. and
Mrs. L. III. Hershfield. are about ended.
At any rate the big damage suit insti-
tuted by her against L. II. Hershfield
and Mrs. Hershfield has been declared
OF. The compromise was effected this
afternoon, after the case had actually
been commenced.
VT will be remembered that Aaron
Hershfield married Miss Hogan at Chi
cago in November. 1898. In December.
after a few days Of apparently happy
welded life. and after the couple had
returned to Helena, Aaron Hershfield
suddenly left town. and has been away
ever since. He was induced to go
largely. or altogether. because of the
objections OF his relatives TO his wife.
Last year Mrs. Dell Hershfield began
suit against Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Hersh-
field on the ground that they had alien
ated from her the conjugal affections
OF her husband and had induced him TO
deny his society from her; and fur
ther. that they unlawfully persuaded
him to abandon her and leave the
state. For all these alleged wrongs.
tnc lnJuTeQ WIG Cidlmtu tudt sne nd1
been damaged to the extent OF 5000.
and she brought suit for that amount
The suit began to-day, after all ef-
forts TO compromise had failed. The
court room was crowded. Col. c. b.
Nolan. ex-Gov. James Toole and VIII
Wallace were present for the plaintiff.
and Senator Carter. Judge Mcconnell
and Colonel Sanders for defendants.
The tight promised to be hot one.
All the morning session was consumed
without getting a jury. In the after
noon the work of selecting Jurors pro-
ceeded. when suddenly the lawyers
asked for a recess. This was given.
and in a few minutes the great array
OF legal lights returned.
A compromise had been agreed upon.
Senator Carter asked the court to con-
tinue the case. stating that IL would
not likely come to trial. Judge Blake
then continued the case to May 20.
when the action will be dropped.
IL is understood that by the terms OF
the compromise Dell Hershfield is 10
receive $50. .000 She is to bring suit for
a divorce. which she will probably get.
The $4,000 will be allowed her as all
mony. while the damage suit will be
dismissed at once. Besides the ALI
mony. she will get all the right and
title TO her child. which decree will
not worry Aaron one thirty-thousandth
as much as its other provisions.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-07
MISSOULA NEWS.

Missoula. May s.-At o'clock this
morning. at her home. Mrs. j. L. Swee-
ney died, after an illness of nearly two
months, at the age of Sc Mrs. Swee-
ney was n delightful woman, who had
many warm friends. She had been In
Missoula county since 1864. She leaves
a husband. son and daughter.
Judge Orrin Emerson Of Deer Lodge
is In Missoula to-day.
DIR. @. II. Mills came down from Stew
ensville to-day.
Ninety-nine delegates have reported
for the Christian Endeavor convention
at Missoula. The first arrived tonight
from the Bitter Root and coeur dAlene
districts.
DR.. f. b. Cherrington Is billed for the
opera house Tuesday evening, and
President Reid OF the state agricultur-
al college for Wednesday evening.
Tomorrow afternoon at 4 O'Clock
John Purtle and Miss Kate Rooney viii
be united In marriage at the Catholic
church In Deer Lodge. The event viii
be a surprise to many OF the friends OF
Mr.. Purtle. who has already been reck-
oned as one OF the confirmed bachelors
of this section. but they win congratu-
late him none the less heartily. Mr..
Purtle Is a well known lumberman of
the county. and Miss Rooney, whose
former home was In Adams. Mfnn.. has
many friends here. who will join the
Standard in its good wishes for the
future happiness Of the newly mar
ried couple
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-07

Schatzlein declined. Carder secured IL
votes TO five for Pascoe, and the former
was declared to be the president Of the
council.
vivion was elected vice president by
reclamation.
The mayor then proceeded with his
appointments. The first Office on the
list was city marshal. to which he ap-
pointed z. ]. Tebo. Byrne. Harrington
and Knowlton asked to be excused
from voting on any OF the appoint
ments, as they had not been consulted
In regard to any OF them.
Mr.. Tebo was confirmed. only Walsh
voting no and Byrne and Harrington
not voting.
L. ]. Hamilton was appointed city
attorney and was unanimously con-
firmed.
The appointment of c. c. Darrow as
city clerk ives rejected by a vote OF IL
to 2. Knowlton and Walsh voting in
favor OF confirmation. A. A. Mcmillan
was then appointed city clerk and the
appointment was confirmed by a vote
of IL to 2. Knowlton and Rodda voting
in the negative.
George Z. Howe was appointed city
engineer. but was rejected by a vote OF
Is to 1, vivion alone voting TO con-
firm.
F. w. Blackford was then named to
succeed himself I'm the Office OF city
engineer, Gamblers and Rodda voting
In the negative.
Col. j. ID. jerks was appointed sani-
tary policeman and building inspector.
and received the full IA votes. Byrne
and Harrington again rela nsiug into
silence.
street commissioner. receiving all OF
the IA votes except vivion's.
DR.. o. b. Whitford was unanimously
confirmed as city physician and health
officer.
For city jailer John McLaggan was
named and confirmed by a vote of 13.
with none against him. Knowlton did
not vote.
The appointment of G. w. Connick as
police commissioner was confirmed by
the vote of the regular IA.
John Gray was named for chief of
police. but the appointment was reject
ed by a vote OF IL to 2. vivion and
Walsh voting in favor OF confirmation.
The mayor then announced the name
of A. j. Daum for chief of police. Be-
fore a vote could be taken. however,
Cook moved that the appointment OF a
chief of police be laid over until We'd
nesday night. and the motion prevailed.
The mayor thereupon announced that
he had no more appointments to make
tonight but that he would complete the
list on Wednesday evening. to which
time the council adjourned.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-07
THE WINN ERS.
Mayor Thompson's Appointees as Given
to the Council.

Mayor Thompson's Appointees as Given
to the Council.
Butte, May 6.--The following are the
appointments of Mayor Thompson.
which were confirmed at the first meet
ing OF the new cry council tonight:
City Marshal--E, j, Tebo.
City Attorney--L.iJ j. Hamilton.
city clerk-A.A A. Mcmillan.
City Engineer-F. w. Blackford.
Sanitary Policeman and Building In
spector--J. ID. jerks.
Street Commissioner-Henry Joyner
City Physician-Dr. o. B. Whitford.
Jailor-John McLaggan.
Police Commissioner--G. w. Con-
nick.
The other appointments were laid
over until next Wednesday evening
The meeting was not quite as harmon
ious as II was expected TO be and while
no serious opposition developed itself
three OF the mayors appointments
were knocked out with neatness and
dispatch. The republican aldermen
held a caucus with Mayor Thompson
late this afternoon. at which time the
official slate for the principal appoint
ments was fixed up.
Mayor Dugan surrendered the Of
fee of mayor 10 the Hon. William
Thompson, and in introducing the new
head OF the city 10 the council he made
a neat little speech. In which he said
that he knew IL 10 be the only desire Of
the new mayor TO give the city a good
and econimical administration.
Mr.. Thompson was greeted with
hearty applause from both the alder.
men and the large crowd outside the
railing as he accepted the mayors
chair.
For president Of the council Knowl-
ton nominated Cook. briggs nominated
Carder, Pascoe was placed IN nomina-
tion by Byrne. and Vivion placed
Schatzlein in nomination. Cook and
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-07
HIS SAD FATE
Simon Jacobs Sent a Bullet
Into His Brain.
SHORT In HIS CASH
One Of the Saddest Events in the
History Of Butte.
MOURNED BY THOUSANDS
MOURNED BY THOUSANDS

The Whole Community Received
an Awful Shock When the News
Came That His Dead Body Had
Been Discovered In Shaft
House-As City Treasurer He
Applied About $4,000 Of the
Public Funds to His Private Use
Intense Grief Of the Afflicted
FamiIy-He Was One of the Most
Popular Young Men In the City
and a Man Of Good Habits.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-07
WON BY HALMA.

The Kentucky Derby Was Captured In
Mere Ramp.
Louisville. KY. May 6.-The Derby
to-day was won by Halma In a romp.
Passing the grand stand the first time
the horses were in a bunch under a
strong pull. When they reached the
stretch. Perkins gave Halma his head.
and from there until they passed under
the wire IL was a procession. Halma
winning easily by four lengths. Basso
second and Laureate third.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-07
I'm the supreme Court.

Helena. May 6.-The opinion of the
supreme court in the case OF E. p. Cad
well was handed down to-day. This
was a proceeding 10 disbar Caldwell.
Wild was licensed in 1891 to practice
law I'm Montana The court decided
a AGAINST Caldwell. The opinion. written
br chief Justice Pemberton. says that
"a lawyer who wilfully defrauds one
client and deceive the other clients
cannot be said TO be a fit person 10 as
sist I'm the administration OF law and
justice in this state"
printing OF the codes. the supreme
court dismisses the writ II mandamus.
thus leaving the publication of them 70
the Butte Inter Mountain. as originally
ordered
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-07
@aStil@
Tar Soap
Cents
A Cake

This Soap is made from the
finest Vegetable Oils and Pure
Pine Tar. It is Warranted to
contain no Animal Matter or
any ingredient injurious to
the Skin, It Is unequalled for
removing grease and dirt.
Leaves the Skin smooth and
soft. and is especially adapted
for the use of Miners. Mechan-
les and Railroad Men, or any
one engaged in dirty or greasy
work.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-07
Sudden Death.

Butte. May 6.-Stephen Jeffreys.
Watchman at the Moscow mine. was
suddenly attacked at O'Clock this
evening with hemorrhage OF the lungs.
and died in a short time The funeral
will take place from the Palace hotel
in Walkerville at ? O'Clock p. m on
Wednesday.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1895-05-07
We Have
Just Received

A new assortment of those
Elegant Sterling Silver Waist
Sets and Silver Mounted Belts,
Waist Sets, complete. ST..
Belts from 81 upward.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-14

- Ber cine quite auspabl on 5rauen-
uno &inoer,W dnteln uno &ra9en Der
beitsn G.ualitdt beiidtisen uuo oann eis
men Der %pertbpouen uno oauerbafteu Nr.
titel bilis fauien nil, muB uobeo,ust in
Sob. Sarriion's @eisen Jront gaib
Guenwaaren Siore seben, mo- er gong
fiber finbet. mas inn post, uno burdaus
uidt mebr bsSahlt, als bic 8aare pO0auf
tpertb 1T.
- Su Der unitarier Stride tpiro
bodp. bsrr Glearp ON 20. @opsmbsr
elnen gortras sum 8eiten Der Jrauen'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Der Staot boil:
ten, ipoju er iid oils 1bema Die Die
bel" sepdhlt bat. Die Witslieoer Der
@eielidait eriuhen freunolidit, iofort
ben 8oui Der GinlaBtarten su beiprsen.
Dieie fino 81 so Cts 81 habsn in Woli.
tors Npotbefe, in Ntpooo's uno i'm Co.
lumbian Budsei6dft.
- 3as @eipdit bebi iip uno iparum /?
Infer Yorratb 1T redt uno bic Yrsiis
aleidiaas. Salbs Yreis. Ysrfduis. Gaibs
Seriduie pesen barter 8eit, Yerfduie.
bel oenen iesise nit ben 8risssseiter.
Breiie uersliden wsrosn. iinb nidt on
Der 9%asesOronuns uno i6nnsn nlhi Der.
sliden iueroen nit unisrsm f%iriften
Gins reis" Slain Jisure 8erfauf, Der
nu1 eurOpdiidem Blun seidiebt. Yrice.
Der aleiber' uno Sdubbdnbler.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-14
Gtwas fir Simetaaiiten.

Sbue ieoweoe Semertuns IN Sejue
auf bic iiber bret Stunoeu %ssoauerte
8emetaQi3mas Reos uuieres 9ousrsB'
manues Gopne lesen mir Ihm uno nlen.
Die lelner ausssipru6snen auiidt buloi
aen, natltebsuoes CUR SeberSlsuus Dor:
Nuf Der afrOpolis gu Ntben bat mon e,ne
Snidriit a~ussssrobsu, Die elnsn 2beIl
Der 8etuuus fir zines Der Welterpstts
Res 9hioias, Die 9roBe Nttnsron, snts
halt. DE Quiiihtsbsamten, oenen Die
Nusilbrung olsies Nslitsrwertes nntsrs
Iielt mar, hubsn nui Der Suldrlit psr'
ssidnet, ooB lie uOu ben ShaSmslftsrn
elue Summe BON 100 Salsuten erbtsl'
ten, uuo lie bsSeltnsten duh DIE Sunls
men, Die iie iur ben Autouf Don Solo
uno Giieubeiu oaju usraussabtsn. Sbre
8ehuunaeu ssiiatten eiueu StluB au'
has 9srbdltulB oes Cob. uHo Sllbsr
uertbes um oas Sabr 43S .. 9bt. De
burt. Gs Itsqte iibNamals out IA unr
einsn Yrublhsil, mar nlio init oas sleidt
pie bis sur NPitte unlsres Sabrbunosrts
Dies mar Elm nsuer GuhtluB pom gro
sem 8ertb iur oas Stnolum Der va
ilonalOtpuomie bel Den Nlten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-14

rng~ Sturm SenIterfmie in q. s.
Stelhen's 2umber garo 81 ben nieoris'
item WarftpreiIen. st. 9erma,nfraBe
uno IL. Nusnue.
nas@ Or. Dunn bat feline Office I'M
mer nod an alten GlaBe iiber Woii-
tors Npotbefs nebeu Der Werdants Nu-
tionalbanf. no er 81 nIen Stunoen ces
9aaes 81 ipreden 1T. Seine &eiiSenS
bsfir bet iid on Ode Don /. StruBe unO
4. Soc. ilolib. 9elepAon S4'3. ba
Bas" %. Z. @larf 'uerfuuit cub
8aumateriul in @%iienbnbn' aSaaaoldoun
gen su @boleiale 5 Ereiien. NbidGsun-
gen fir tleinere Bills asma6t. 46-4
- Wtit jebem @intauf in 8.
s. j. II + n's &potbefe erbaltet ibr
Elm Sifet, oas eu6 ben &ertb
oes ginfaufs Sei9t. uno Sidets i'm
Setrase zines Dollars iinb eud 10
Gts. beim @lnfaui uertb. 47-3w
ras~ 8auft euren @inierbebari on
$50 rtoffeln, &raut uno iOnfisen Semi
len gu nieorIseren Yreiien, oils man eud
Tor itmo baiir p~erldnst. bel M. s. U Us
bn
neS@ Cure 8sliebten ,pereen sinsu
~ieinen SobSeits. ober SerlObunssrius
BON @ebrlner @larf bob auidlosen,
Sdumet nitt l6n9er.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-14
ct. GlouD, Mftnn.

- @r 9ient. @ouuerrDr 8dr,c, 10
beiBt es, ioI @eliite mad benz @ouuers
nDrs- Soften oss Stnates WinneIpta
empiuoen.
,@ines Wannes urlade" 1T &C.
wD9nlid gut, weun er feline &leioer uno
Sbuhe bel ms fault, eben neil er ers
bdlt, mas er nil unb feline 9isputatiou
tpesen oes Breiies, neil mir nur elnen
rSerfaufspreis" anseben. Brice, Ger
S1ubs uno &l%eioerhdnoler.
- Daniel @urtis, welter in gnofo
pesen unantdnoiseu Nusriifs gu orsi
Sabren 9udtbnus uerurtbellt puroe,
aber Dor benz transport bortbln emf
iprana, 1T ON Gonneritus gbeno in ei7
ner bieIisen 8arbierItube eruildt NOR
ben. Die bieiiee EOl,5ei erbdlt oailr
$50 8elobnuns.
- gs miro Jest, nnbosm Elm 3eita.
mentsuouitrsder in Sahe Der Gileiton
5interlaheniduit ernanut 1T, sruartet,
oaB bic Rsceiuer' Serbnnolunsen sesen
Die ct. 9louo Strabenbabu-@ sielidaft
in ben Soroeraruno seordnst Weroen.
Has@ Sturmfeuiter ieslider 9r66e
9ellefert bon 8. Z. Chart, 5. Iusnue
uno 81 StraBe. gu gong nieorissn Trei'
len. Sbidt cure BeiteQunssn ieet Elm
uno bsu9t oamit Ser50seruns Dor. AGA
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-14
Aus Der Nmaeeeno.

Ius 81 opalton sebt uns 9tad
itebens sur Ser6fentliduus gu: Der
Batter BON 5run5 Gong bot entidieoen
fem Talent sum. &inoermacheu. @r
iubr nit ieinem orei Sabre alien @ntel
uab 2ittle Soils uno usrlrrte iid nui
Der Seimidbrt. @r lieB oas 8ino in
Dem @eidbrt 5urid, um Den ri6tisen
Bss auiSuiuben uno fonnte nabber noe.
Der 1ubruerf nod 8ino iinoen.
Der Staotratb bon SautRas
pios beraumte auf Gmptebluua Der
@eitGftsleute auf ben 10. 0ouember
cine Spe5ialmabl on. um User Die Qus,
sabe BON $4,000 Bombs CUR Grid
tuns elmer SOlsbrei. uno Yapisrmible
ab5uitimmen. Sobn M. Strange BON
Wanaibn, Bis.. nil bic Wiihle nit ers
mem &oltennuipano BON S2OO,O 900 errid.
ten uno 200 bls 800 Wonn beldditi9eu,
W%aherperfe fir oas Stdotben onleaen
uno ie nod Nblauf Don iiini Sabren
oem Srt ibertrasen. 9aiir o~erlanat
er einen Bonus bon 5000 uno $50
Gots.
Die Jabrit oss Senators Sp. Seller
in 9 aufGentre bot laut Wittbel,
lung 10 uiele Beitedunaen ausSuiibren,
bob er gar niht senus 9eute ante0en
fann. 6err Seller erbielt oieler Gage
bic 9rauernahribt BON benz Nblebea ieis
ner bohbetasten Mu'ter in Haiiau,
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nod cine Guropareiie MAIDEN uno ben
8eibnudtstas an Der Seiie ieines sleid.
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Soiepb @bbenlteiner. srlilt einen Beiu-
bruh. bsfiuoet iib uber auf Der 8isosr.
beriteauna.
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an Satber 8nelpp's Seilmitteln
perfauft in Subn'S @potbefe.
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5abrif besosen. 47-3w
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-14
Shof Company
81. CLOUDS einsises sdubbuus, 624 ct. @ermainitraBs.

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aub nuf bic Sebuus u~uieres 9eidGites.
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- Die lotale 8ebbroe Der Seuerpers
Observation-Disclosures bat Ssrrn Sobn
.. 8anoerilius als stamping Sleri"
srnannt, oeiien Gfliht es III, uae cages
beri6te, Die BON Den 81. @touo 8erlide.
runssasenten pesseidldtl peroeu, gu prii'
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ben Yeriisunsen Der BebDroe semds
ausseitsut iino.
- &Obert Cummings erbaihte IN
einer Sale nnbe 9ittle 3afe in Benton
60. ON Samfias einen BIebsr, semif
oas eriie @remplar, peldes in bieiieer
@eseno s~efansen wuroe. Gas b~ierorta
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wIrtbidait sur Beibtisuus aussefeGt.
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snnSe Bisber. 5amllie. uuo bisielbs aus.
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Der uui Der Betisite uobnenoen @lttpe
Nleranber.
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