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The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-23
JUSTICE STRONG VERY Ill.

He Has Relapse Which Renders His
Condition Alarming.
LAKE MINNEwAsKA. N. Y, Aug. 10
Ex-Justice William Strong, of the su.
preme court of the United States who
has been critically i'll here, has suffered
from stroke of paralysis, affecting
the left side of his body The exjus-
tice has also had relapse OF catarrhal
fever, which has rendered his condition
alarming. He is at present uncon.
sciOus
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-23
COWBOYS RACING SOUTH.
A Face OF gOs Miles From Chicago to
Atlanta Georgia.

CHICAGO, Aug. 17.-Four cowboys will
start from the 40 mining camp in a
race to Atlanta. Ga. at m. today.
Friendly rivalry is the cause of the
race of 300 miles. The contest is for a
purse of 1000. and is between H. g.
Payne and Harvey Campbell, represent
ing the stock yards, and HenricO Schulz
tig, Spaniard, and Arthur Bingham.
alias BILLY, the Kid" Chileno, rep
resentinR the 80 mining camp. The
rules OF the contest provide for regis
tration at the various postoffices en-
route and the telegraPhing such certif-
Gates to the city.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-23
Ea Reat The Record.

CLEVELAND, o., August 1o.-Louis
Gimm completed 24-hour bicycle ride
to beat the worlds record yesterday.
He rode 45s miles. The best previous
amateur record was 407 miles and 66
yards; professional 42!, Gimm is D
Cleveland man,
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-23
Cotton Worms in Mississippi

VIcKsBUEG, Miss, Aug. 16.-Cotton
worms are reported in many localities
in the lower delta, and boil worms are
also making their appearance. The
latter have made their appearance In
alarming numbers at Duncasby, As
sequena county, where they are said to
be destroying the young bolls as rap
idly as they are formed.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-23
RIOTERS ARRESTED.

Fifty Winston Negroes Indicted. Tuttle
Gets twenty-five Years.
WINSTON, N. C, Aug. 16.-Arthur
Tuttle, the negro who shot and killed
Policeman Vickers last May, was yes
terday sentenced to twenty-five years
imprisonment. His counsel did not of
ter a motion for new trial. Fifty
negroes who participated in the riot
last Sunday night are in Jail. The
grand jury has returned over one hun
dred true bills against parties connect
ed with the affair. 1t is estimated that
two hundred negroes have left Win
ston since the riot.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-23
lightning KilIs sIx Horses.

DUNLAP, Tenn, Aug. 15.-During the
storm in this county last Saturday
lightning struck a large tree on the
farm of John Hudson, under which
number of horses had taken shelter
from the rain. Six of the horses were
killed outright and several were badly
rhncLrn6
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-23

LExIN aToN, Ky, Aug. 1e.-A duel
with Winchesters resulted in the death
of Elijah Bagley and James Stamper,
farmers, yesterday. The second shot
pierced Bagley's heart. Bagley's
friends surrounded StaHper and rid.
died b!m With bullets.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-23
VALKYRIE ARRIVES.
She Comes 20 Defeat Defender and to Take
Back theNCup, If She Can.

New YORK, Aug. Valkyrie III has
arrived. The boat which Lord Dun
raven has built to wrest the American
cup and the yachting supremacy from
Yankeedom, is at anchor in New York
harbor. After encountering heavy
seas and considerable beadwinds,
since her departure from Gourock Bay,
Scotland, on July 27th, the cup chal-
lenger arrived at Sandy Hook Light
ship at 7:30 o'clock last evening on'her
twenty-second day out. Her passage
from Martin Head where she dropped
her tug, on the other side, to Sandy
Hook 2.77O nautical miles, to other
twenty-one days, 9 hours and II min
1tes, an average of 129 miles day.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-23
HORRIBLE DROWNING.
Sunday Boating and the Usual Result.
Seven Lives Lost.

eeVen Lives Lost.
OCEAN CITY, Md, Aug. 19.--Seven
lives paid the penalty yesterday of the
overcrowding of a small sail boat, and
unreasening fright of women aboard,
who, by springing to one side when the
little craft shipped some water, over
turned it and threw its occupants into
the water The boat contained some
ten people and of these ten only three
were reached when the boat capsized
The dead are: William Storrs, aged 4S
years, a sign painter; his wife, Mrs.
Laura Storrs, aged 3S; their two
daughters, Ida and Eva, aged IA and 16
respectively. Lula and Lena Hall, sis
ters. aged 10 and Is years respectively,
of Bishopville, Del, and Miss Myrtle
Stevens, aged IA years, of Selbyville,
Del. The bodies of the drowned were
Immediately grappled for and all were
recovered but the Hall girls.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-23
death Of an E1-coateeorato General

RIcHMoSD, Va, Aug. 16.-General
John d. Imboken, ex-Confederate gen.
eral of cavalry. died at his home near
Abingdon, this state. yesterday. He
was a native OF Augusta county, and
about IS years of age. He had since
the war been very prominent in attract
ing foreign capital to Southwest, Viz.
Einia.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-23
Wooden. Corn and wheat Min Burned.

WINSTON, n. c., Aug. 16.-Albert ALI
reds woolen. corn and wheat mil Is,
near Mountain City, were destroyed by
FIRE yesterday. The fire originated in
the picking room from hot box and
everything was destroyed, including
the building. machinery, manufactured
stock and 25o0 pounds Of custom wool.
The loss is SIS. 600 with no insura nee.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-23
TO Try HOLMES IN CHICAGO.
Outcome OF a Conference Between Lawyer
Capps and Attorney Graham.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug. 16.-It has
practically been decided that III. H.
Holmes, the alleged murderer of Min
ME and Mamie Williams, B. F. Pitzh
and half dozen others, viii go to Chi
cago for trial for the murder of the
Williams girls. This, it is said will be
the outcome of e lengthy conference
held in this city yesterday between A.
w. Capps, of Fort Worth, Tex, and
District Attorney Graham.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-23
HER NECK WAS BROKEN.
Shocking Death of "a Tennessee Lady in .
Runaway Accident

buUChIuR DbAIU OF n IbIHB83BB I1HUy IN -
Runaway Accident.
CIARKsvILLE, Tenn, Aug. 10.-Mrs.
lives in the Spring Creek neighborhood
of this county, was en- route with her
daughter to a baptizing Saturday, when
the horse the ladies were driving to a
buggy took fright and ran away. Both
ladies were thrown from the buggy.
The younger one was not hurt, but
Mrs Gordon fell on her head and her
neck was broken, causing almost in
slant death. The remains were taken
to the late home of the deceased. The
burial will take place today. The ter
rible death was severe shock to the
community in which Mrs. Gordon lived.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-23
FAT CATTLE FOR EUROPE.
Dsgan's Plan of Shipping Was GrtifyInR
Success.

Success
WASHINGTON, Aug. 17,-Samuel De-
gan, cattle shipper of Chicago, who
recently sailed for England with 3OS
fat cattle, has returned here and re-
ports that not single one was lost on
the trip.
When the cattle arrived in England
they were in better condition than
when shipped, averagin9Mabout | 500
pounds. The cattle, were as a rule,
well graded The Polled Angus grades
brought the highest price. The whole
sos averaged $3.50 n head.
1t is stated at the agricultural de-
partment that the Polled Angus grades
are more in demand in Europe than
any other cattle. Hersfords coming
next and Durham last.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-23
TENNESSEE TOWN BURNED.
PIkevilIe Swept by a Fire Which Causei
&33,4OO Loss With 5000 insurance.

PIKEvILLE, Tenn, Aug. l4-The en-
tire business part of the town was de-
stroyed by fire last night. Only one
store is left standing today. The con-
fiagration - supposed to have been of
incendiary origin. The total losses
foot up about $50, 900, only 5000 insur-
ance being carried on the property de-
stroyed. The hotel was destroyed and
the court house was saved only by hard
efforts. One mau was overcome with
heat while fighting the fire, but no one
else was hurt.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-23
ARRESTING THE ITALIANS.
Warrants for 81 of the Rioters and TIT
Sheriffs After Them.


PRINCETON, H., Aug 17.-Sheriff
Clark with ten deputies arrived at
Spring Valley yesterday with warrants
for the arrest of 81 Italians and four
Lithunians. The accused are charged
with asSaulting, shooting and driving
the entire colored population out of
Spring Valley. The complaint is
signed by Charles L. Martin, colored,
who upon examination was found to
have forty-seven shot in his back and
twelve in his head and neck. The
sheriff has stationed few deputies at
the top of each shaft, the intention
being to arrest the men as fast as they
come up. Among the number wanted
is seven men of the Spring Valley Ital-
ian band who are alleged to have led
the mob in the assault upon the ne
groes-
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-23
Better Dead, Than Forgotten.

SPRINGFIELD, Tenn, Aug l7.-Miss
Caroline Allen became heart sick be-
cause her lover ceased his attentions.
Yesterday she saturated her clothing
with coal oil. applied torch gud
burned 10 death,
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-23
Lnmher to be Advarced.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. 16.-The price
of all standard lumber was advanc-
ed yesterday at the closing session of
the Southern Lumber Manufacturers
Association. The price list adopted to
take effect September /, was based ca
q q cents freight rate.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-23
BLACKBURN CLAIMS 1T.
But Sound Money Men Say He May Find
Himself Mistaken.

FRANKFoET, KY, Aug. 17-The re-
turns today show that Senator Black
burn has enough pledges of votes to Sc
cure his reelection, provided the coun-
ties and districts heretofore carried by
the democrats give their usual results.
Many OF those pledged to Blackburn
are opposed to free silver views and his
opponents claim that a majority of the
democratic nominees for the legislature
are sound money men and when the
time comes for the election of senator,
Black burn may find the situation
changed.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-23
KILLED BY A TRAIN.
His Father Frustrated BY Grief When He
Viewed the Face of Hid Dead Son.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 10. young
man was struck by train on the
Washington and Southern Railway and
killed yesterday afternoon. He was
identified as T. B. Cotter, son of Po-
liceman Cotter, of this city. Young
Cotter was graduate of the George
town University and captain of the
Univerity balsl team last year. When
his father identified the body he was
completely prostrated and had to be
carried away by his friends
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-23
FIRE IN ALEXANDRIA.
Losses are Placed at S@5.OOO-FOur FAINT
lies Rendered Homeless.

lies Rendered Homeless.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Aug 10. - Fire
broke out in Jones wood yard and be-
fore the flames were under control
property valued at S25, 900 had been
destroyed and four families rendered
homeless. Jones will lose $1,000 and
Atchison & Brother, $4,000 on a row
of frame dwellings. The fire engine
broke down and but for a sudden
change in the wind the entire block
would have been destroyed. Street
car service was interrupted for several
hours. Insurance very small, mostly
held in policies written by Alexandria
and Mount Vernon Fire Insurance
Com paDV.
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-23
OCHS is NAMED AGAIN.
Chattanooga Democrats Will Try to Re-
elect Him Mayor.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Aug. 14.-The
democrats yesterday renominated Geo.
W. Ochs for mayor. Some opposition
had developed, but Mayor Ochs has
made good mayor and there will be
strong effort to elect him. The repub-
licans will make a hard fight
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-23
a BLOCK BURNED,

And on That Block is the Celebrated
Holmes Castle.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Aug. 1a.-The big fiat
building on the corner of 63rd and
Wallace streets, Englewood, in which
is located the historic Holmes Castle,
was destroyed by fire this morning.
The fire was discovered shortly after
midnight, but owing to the fiimsy con-
structlon, it gained headway rapidly
and was soon beyond the centrol of the
dPOarf nent
The Bolivar bulletin. (Bolivar, Tenn.) 1888-1946, 1895-08-23
LOOKS SERlOus.
Aggressive Attitude of Germans on tho
French Border

PARIS, Aug. 19.-The Journal reports
that the situation on the frontier is Sc
rious, owing to the aggressive attitude
of the Germans who have gathered TO
celebrate the victories of the Franco,
Prussian war. The French are greatly
agitated and excited over the matter
end trouble is feared.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-21
Communicates uno TaGlaH em
idafts 8ertht.
(Sur rem aRrreftru" teltttst sen Watfsnrtttfr GU
bert 6dnfenD

Gar ten ,Rsreftrn" fsttttt ssr Watisnrtttr GU.
bert Sdnlen.)
Na6las tss psrtcrtcnsn gtil. Sldtters,
ct. Nartin. Stlubabrrhnun9 eemabt
une einsetrasen; ees9leihen IN rer Rad
.ldIenihaft ees 2cuis 6ctmann aus Dem
Conn ct. Gtcus unt ees Serb. .gSriier
aus Der Statt Ct. 9lcue. N1hlGb ees
peritprbenen 9sancsr S~tpmplcn. Intrd9
fur ben gsrtauf Der 6intsrla fenltaft 9e.
heat. Ha6las tss sertcrtenen Scbn Cor.
felton,. gerbor Der Administration dn9eCre.
net, auf ben II. Deg. 1895 perta9t. Hah.
las Der pert. @nnd rod aus @lban9; 81.
Z. Qaener ais 3efamentspcntrsder er
nannt. NdhllB ees rerit. Sctn 8drein9
aus &lbang. @eiuh fur Grrennung zines
administrators 8slsat. 3srmtn am l3ten
Ie,emter 1895. NahlaB ees perlt. Qntcn
BED aus Weire 8rrpe. &ntrag fur &c.
rihtlihe Istamentsbetdtt9uns 9eiteat.
5ermin am Is. Ge,smber 1895. NdhlaB
ces serft. Serb. 6artmdnn. antrda fur
aerittlihe ADMINISTRATIONS aefteat.
3ermin AM Is Ie,cmter 1895; cesSleihen
In Der Hahldfenfhdft ees Sctn 0dtes pom
Saut Center; 5trmin am 7. Ieiemtcr '95.
Re6nunssn tinterlest ron Rtnd Bed
ais gcrmunb Der W:neeriltri9en Bed;
Qcttc 8sbc ais Yprmunb Der Winesridtri.
aen Ieans, unp Gliie Wegrs ais gpr'
numb Der WineeridtriSen Wepsrs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-21
5I1-Dakuta.

Siour jail s.-Gm promIrenter
5armsr namsns 9ou. 9pots puros bon
siusm nitbsnoen Shpeiu oerart per'
lsst. on6 ieiu Nuitommeu in 5ruse 9ss
itsat lit.
Slnnbreau - Die Sarmer bleIi'
ger @sssno werosn faum bis sum l.
DECEMBER NIT Dem 9reidsn iertl9 wer.
Den. Die grnte 1T Elm bohit ers,ebise.
sill Gitp. - 5rau Woliu aus
8sphone wuree IN lsstsr 9onueritaa
9aht Don ibrem Wanne seihoiisn, nil
lie iih weiserte, nod ldnser fir isluen
llnterbalt 81 iorssn. Die Sruu wiro
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Wtenld bCfinost lid binier SbloB unc
&lesel.
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lblOiien, oa TT trob oss Yroblbiilous9es
isBes Die @aiiwirtblhaiten nidt inter
oriidsn fam ODER MID, Gin 2rcsrsipitsm
in 5otm mpnaillter Strnisn sluSuflbs
rem.
Chart ginbrstsr ~erSluau9en lid
nGdtlider 8slie ben Suiritt sur bieii
gen Hoitoifice uno itablsn Sriefmarfsn
I'M 8erthe uuu $500. iOpie eiusn fIejs
rem 8elobeiraa.
Siour Jnlls.-Gs 1T nrnmetr
a6sr 5rnse, Rob Die r9bIcnso, WRIls
uautee e. ct, Baul" i'm tommenosn
Jriibiabr cine Sueisbahn BON Jiauoreuu
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aberoeen.-5ron 8. s. Souib.
Md mu6te eiuen Selbtmoroueriut, in
Dem tie cine babe hinge aconit Der
itludte. Sbrs Nbii6t purce 0anf benz
prompten Glnsrsifsn zines Qrstss Der.
eiteli, ie ertldrte inoeB, iObalo lie auBer
8efabr mar, baB iie bel Der eriten @sles
9enbeit hen SelbimorouerIub nleoertp.
fen niroe.
- Ser Snhalt Der NnSeisen bon Sooes
SariapariQa miro btitati9t ourh SnoorIos,
uelhe in Der 5iuauSsWelt obne NnItano
accsptirt ipuroeu. Sas iast oeutlth qenu9,
onB Sooos turtrt.
Sooos Yillen turiren Geberletoen,
(HpIhitthi
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-21
Stnoer (&reien mad
Yit&er's Gaforia.

@rano& al 3 reitaa Hat,
mlttas iuuroe Der @runoltein gum neuen
Gourtbaus bon Stasta Gounlp selsat
9as @ebduoe nib einen 0ertb pon
100000 reprdientiren.
y re 4 o n.-8on bier sins Bonner.
fog eas idwerte Yleb, bas ie in slG.
more 90. perfouit Duroe, nab Chicago
OBJ; es NOR elm Stnein i'm @ewlbte
BON $50 uno Elm Stisr BON $500 Bio.
b.-Sn Dem bieliseu 3lltrltt
purosn nud Gnsabs css ,0ortberu
2umberman" in Der Su Gnbe aeaauae.
men Saiion 400. 944, $50 SUB Sol, ae
itlasen, iiber 100 WlaiOnen Rub mebr
oils I'M porisen Jobre.
W s.--2aut 8eidluB unierer
Gountp'9 ommlfdre uirb cine 5arm ae
fault uno als armeniarm bsnust per.
ben.
2unesboro.-9as Mitdsu. @e,
bauoe oes u. Selben muroe Ireiiaa
Worsen einsedibert. @eiammtitaoen
$4,000; ibeilweiie eurd 8srfdsruns &c,
oedt.
&enpille.-Sm american Saus
ridtete in lebter 9onneritas Hadt cine
5euersbrunit sinen S6aoen Don $1,000
an.
a.-9ie 8inona & Befern
@iisnbabu' @eisaidait nimmt in bieier
8Ote ibre 5pei uno cine balbe Reile
LANCE neue 2inie i'm Bear Greet 8aqsp
in Hetrisb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-21
Aus Dem Aorowffen.
Wtuueiota.

9 I. Bau1. - Die Staats 0ruter.
Gommlflon bat Wtai. 6. s. @bitner
BON WarihuQ, ben 8rdIioeutsn oer
Staats EDITORIAL Nhoclatiou. ats
Stats 9ruder ernannt. Die @nbl III
cine uortrtfflide.
W n oil a. - Die ,Staats , 5eoes
ration OF 2abor" rpito am Sonntag, ben
s. DECEMBER, bier ibre Snbresueriamm :
lung balten, 81 Der BON rs bis 100 De-
lesaten ertuartet fperoen.
n.--9ie Qrbeit an Der neuen
Srauerei in @aoeua, pelhe on StsQe
Der firjllb uisoeraebr1umten Yrauerer
BON Serrn Seinrid Gbner fir ben @e.
braud Der 8aoena 8rauseieQibnit er.
rltiet rulro, sebt gut uoran.
5raSes.-Rdbrsno Charles Bettis
aroue iid SOnntas nit ieinen srpsi Btis
bern auf Der Saso beianb, puroe oieier
etrpa Stpei Weilen bon bier ssidoiien
uno ousenblidlih aetOotet. Der Brus
Der namens Gesler true feline Woropoffe
nuf Der Shulter, ben 2auf auf ben bins
Ter ibm beribreitenoen Bruoer seribtet.
Die Tlinte entluo iih uno Der Stus
9iu9 lsBterem in ben 8opf.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-21
Aor0-Dakofa.

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aai Dem RlHouri ut bier ptattiib eius
seitelt woroer.
Suron.-0 &nmiel fiel BEL Der
&'paTltur OsS GsHutators "a rsr Slil
NO.! c..atr S.l!er M s..H. >.:a.I,
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Nuitommeu beiiirdtsn ~la1isn.
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bier IN Der Gbiibt eiusetrpiisu, 8runo
etsentbum fduflth 81 s~rlonsen. Gin 9e-
piiier 8. VI. Subniou usrfuuits ielus
400 Gdtr srpBe 5arm III $50 ben alder.
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lieu &r1e III Sal0ner erre9ie YdIter
Wiliam @owareS cine Ssnldllon, oils
er Die 8unSel bsIrat uno BON osrNelbsn
berab ben SilfssS uperintenoenten Der
lunsren Wi,iiion, 6eu. Stidnep antlas
te, bob er biuter ibm, IN Der Nbibt, lbn
uno Ieine 6Gmilie nm ibr Sroo 81 brtns
gen, asitirte. Die Sate miro Siusinel
los eln9ebeno unteriubt weroen.
8ismard DIE nsusn 9ooes iusr'
ben itst Den Staatsbeamt1u SuseIdldt;
Die S~erienouns piro bis sum 20. No'
usmber poQsnoet iein, uno oieIelbsu wsr
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Die baourd Dem Staate %entitunoenen
Soften ~belauisu iit auf $4,000.
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Nortbern @rprsB go. in Wanuel, pur
be Der llntcrihlusuua BON $1,000 ausss
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-21

Berlin. - 9ereralcouiul 90. Dc
&ap meloete Dem Stnatsoepartemert N
@aibingion, oa6 CUR Ssit Der Ssrlrrey
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bic 9udridt in Die mllitdrlihen 8rslle,
BOB bel Der Sutenoantur oss "fiuften
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i6lasunssn, Setrli9ereisu uno Builder
ialituussn sutosdt tporosn islsu. 9pet
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senpmmen.
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be Seridte beinssn. oaB Die @eiSsuernte
IN Nuitrallen IN 5Vlae Der l%ausanbalten
Den 9lrrs porausiittlih faum ben Dor.
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ben II 9ebduoen, pel6e Der amerlfanl-
itsu Wliilon seh0rten, iiHo att niecer'
s%ebrannt. Die 0tlilordre snttamsn.
m.-Gin bier Don Nlsrauorstta,
i'm n0roli9en Spanien, siuselauienes
9elesramm iast, oaB Elm Gbr,itsn Wai,
iatre IN Der gtdbs iensr Staot i'm SelieiH
uon 300 tiirflihsn Solontsn, Die tsinen
geiitano lsiitetsn, itattssiunosn babe.
gs bsiBt ferrsr, oas Die Sepobner BON
Nlegdnoretta IN 9sfabr iiHo.
Sonoor .-Gine scn Shanghai bier
einsstrOfisre Spejinloepeibe beinsi, es
peroe nit Seiiimmtbslt bsbauptet, oaS
CHINA cine Der Dor Der Glniabrt gum
Sesbuien Nmop s~elssenen Suisln on
EeutIblano Sur Qnlase etuer 8oblsnlids
ton uuo zines Stlfsbauboies absstre-
ten babe. gs MIRO b~lnSuaeiist man be-
fiirtts oleie WaBuabme peroe 81 inter.
natlonoIen Yerpldelunsen iabrsn, oa
5ranfrslb uno RnBlano liherlit 1bns
llte 9riuilesisr uerlausen piiroeu. (Sie
Sniel Gusmop, UNI Die es iib bier bans
belt, lisst Dor Der Glnfabrt sum 6aien
Der diueiiidsn Seeitaot Nmup s~sssnibsr
Der Smell 6ormoia u. b. r.
n.-Gs lit Elm Grlns oss Staot'
balters BON Nieosr Ssiterrelh psr0ffent'
lIdt. IN uelbsm Die y9rinos" fir oas
Sorsebsn Der Resieruna wie iolst bar
sels9t werosn. Die Nuil0iuns oes &C.
melneeratbes lei aus benz 9ruuoe erfol9t
neil oIsier iih ourh Die 0isoerertuGh
lung Or. &iser's 5um Slraermeiiter
BON 8lsn in oiretteu Rieoerlprub ~
Der our9 Die NihtbsitdtIsuus 9iser's
nab Der eriisu @nbl uuSwelosutis BE-
tunoeten Understanding oes 8aliers
asIsst babe.
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8atbarina 6 Softer unb 8atts an
Hihctds 8 Sane fur 81 SGll4
Gee 22 I l25 8lafe. 1000
Subsrt Bad une Satin an Ianisl
Slmltsut fur NgSll4 SWll4
Gee 20 & l24 8lais 32u u. &ntsres $500
Barbara u S6srtr une @atts an s
@ Wpltsr Got IA Bid | Grambs
% $50
Scispb 5risfc une Satin an s W
Semmtl6 fur 81 got 6 gid 43 in
Welrple. 200
Wars 5 8ihmpne unb 8atte an
Scbn Cafes fur Got 3 une 6 Bid
"a gsers & Qlart's abb. 1000
lie ct. gaul W & W 8s Go an
Sames Gan fur N@ll4 N@1l4
Sse IL I l26 8lade. 49,. 266
Sctn = Spninssr unb Satin an s
0stnsr fur 2pts 20 uni II Bid
% Nlbdnp ........ 625
8sprss { SEQ an Ystsr 8 Seq fur
Got 2 BID AZ I q Curtis Surpes 1900
bsnrs 5 Rod unt Satin an Srtn
s Brown fur Got 4 Did s Sains
abb g~dpnsspile .......... $50
Warsus Waurin unt Satin an y
Wsnnsr fur Got 3 unt 4 Gld "a
@aurins Rim Cult Grlt eprins $50
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-21
@elo! 0elo! 0eIo!

8elo 81 perleiber Su nieoeren YroSenteu
auf Staots uno 8runoei9enibum. 8ufries
oenbeit uno prompte Seoienung 9arantirt.
Yeter Grid, Ct, glOuo, Ninn. 46s3mt
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Selo ~ perleibcn.

SD babe 8elo serua Su perIsiben oui er.
Tier alane 5armsS eriideruug. Sinf Sabre
Bet ales ooer elm 9beil sablbar, bepor es
idli9 III. gB. U. RitdeU. ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-21

9amensS nuioffel suuS aus 5ilS, an
oerspO 81 90, unisr Srsis nur 65G.
Siber 0amen. Sautpffsl NIT lebsruer
Setleioung, lsosrusu Sobleu wertb
$l.25, uuisr Grsls So Cts.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-21
0elo ~ Oerleiben.

SD babe einise 9ouieno Dollars, Die 81.
sentbum BON Y%rlpatperioneu iiuo, auf per.
be feries @ruroeiSentbum Su o%erle,ber.
V. V, y ormo n.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-21

8opal Sadpulper, 1T ous b #
ION allen 9dbrtOfeu.-
Der. Stoateu 8eaierunas.Seriht