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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-15
LEAD THE WORLD.
English Houses Sending Out Statesmen
to Drum Trade on American-Made
Wooden Goods That Beat in Price
and Quality Anything Made in
England and France.

Washington, D. c., March 14.-Evi-
IDENTIFY in the expectation that his
statement that American clothes were
being sold in England below the price
of corresponding English clothes,
would be challenged. United States
Consul Meeker, at Bradford, has sent
a supplementary report TO the Depart
ment of State giving particulars OF the
transaction, with names of the firms,
prices, etc. He states that one large
Bradford house has sent its travelling
men and agents to India, South Amer
lea and France with samples of twist
melange flannel made in New York.
They expect TO take liberal orders at
2S TO 80 cents per yard, double width.
They are also showing line of AL
giers cloth made
IN THE UNITED STATES,
pronounced by French merchants to
be of wonderful value and for which
sale is expected in time. The New
York manufactures have been Inform
ed that if the samples were exact,
large orders might be expected, par
ticularly in the English house trade,
as the goods contain no shoddy, are all
short wool and are very strong and are
so superior to the English goods which
are tender. The consul reports that a
lot of mass blankets sold recently IN
England at a very small price because,
while handsomely finished, they had
little wool in them and were too light.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-15
SHOES soLxD WHILE HE WAITED.
Experience of a Clerk That win Not Bear
Repeating.

Repeating.
In aFranklin street wholesale house
a clerk was busily at work over a big
book. says the Chicago Record, when
man who had come in very softly APP
preached him and said: Do you want
any half-soleing done!
The clerk looked up in surprise and
said. why do YOU ask
well sir. if your shoes need it, we
can half-sole 'em and have en- back
here in an hour. and it'll cost you only
fifty cents"
Take my shoes away? I guess not -
oh, that's all right. I've got pair
here that YOU can wear.
Lets see them
The man unrolled from a sheet OF
newspaper two very large shoes and
said. There they are
Great Scott! they're big.
YES. sir; they'll fit any kind Of a
man. Now. you give me your shoes
and I'll have EN- half-soled and back
here i'm less than no time.
As his shoes really needed the re-
pairs the clerk took them off and put
on the pair taken from the newspaper.
They were at least No. y, but that
made very little difference so long as
he didn't have to show himself to any
one
Within two minutes after his shoes
had been taken away the clerk slapped
his leg and said. BY George, l never
thought of il. That fellows swim
der He did that merely to get pos
session OF my shoes
Just then the door opened and two
young women stepped inside One was
a relative of the senior partner. The
clerk Jumped down from his stool and
met them. and just as his feet struck
the floor ne remembered the shoes ana
hesUaiCd
The young woman whom he knew
smiled and beckoned to him. lie
moved a waste basket in front OF his
feet and bowed in return.
Come here" said she. Where's
Uncle?"
He hasn't returned from lunch ne
replied. without moving.
Il want to leave message 1or MN.
Come here moment" There was no
hclp for il. Re came out from behlnd
the waste basket and the two girls
shrieked in concert.
He tried TO laugh, but couldn't
Sent the shoes out. you know, to have
some slight repairs underwriting
these in meantime explained,
and they went into another spasm OF
laughter. after which, with many gig
giles. he was introduced to the new
GIRL. who had taken the unwarranted
liberty Of laughing at him before she
made his acquaintance.
The young women away still laugh
ing between themselves, and he
sTmped back to his desk, thoroughly
miserable. knowing that he had maze
himself ridiculous. Then another
clerk looked into his compartment ana
saw the shoes.
Did YOU let the fellow take your
shoes away?" he was asked. why,
You are a green one.
He believed IT, When the assistant
manager came around a few minutes
later the clerk kept his feet hidden I'M
der the desk. Was there ever a man
i'm such q predicament? He wondered
if he would get home without having
p crowd follow him. But he was mis-
taken The shoes came back nicely
balf-soled. and the man received the
nair warranted to fit any customer,
and said he would be around OCCASION
ally TO solicit work.
You needn't come, said the clerk,
you've ruined my prospects.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-15
the Limited states Court.

Special TO the Register. =,
Parkersburg, W. Va, Marcn IL
To-day at United States Court, IN the
case of Agnes NJ. Carder VS.. the Mu-
tlal Life Insurance Company, tried at
the June term, in which the jury rem
dered verdict in favor OF the PLAIN
tiff for $4,000, the full amount OF the
policy on her husbands life, motion
was made before Judge Jackson to set
aside the verdict. The motion was
sustained and new trial granted:
In the case of the Michigan Mutual
Life Insurance Company VS.. Benz.
Walker. the court rendered decree
and entered judgment against the de-
PENDANT for s4.57S.SS, the amount to
be paid within thirty days or COM
missioners will be appointed to sell
the property of the defendants.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-15
All on Account of Her Chum.

at was not on account of myself, but
of my chum, Ninette Burduins, that |
struck him. said Miss Corey. She
was always a delicate girl and some
how l fell into the habit of defending
her at all times
Miss Corey here stopped to explain
that her friend, Miss Burduins, is now
at her home in Albany, n. Y, where
she is said to be dying Of consumption.
Continuing, she said:
He made an offensive remark to
her, and it occurred in my rooms, on
Thirty-frst street, between Broadway
and Fifth avenue. | asked him to re-
peat it. saying l thought l did not
quite understand him. He repeated it,
and well, | have a quick temper,
she said, as if in extenuation, and
quick as fash l had slapped him on
the left cheek. His face flushed scar
let and he said, shutting his teeth very
tight: If you were a man l would Kill
you
PLAY l am a man if you like. l
said, but so long as you admit am
not man you must take 1t for granted
that am a lady These are my rooms.
If the people you meet here DO not suit
YOU, there is the door
THE COUNTS REMARK WAS NOT
BAD
And Miss Corey forgot herself and
raised up in bed, pointing TO the door
She then remembered that she was
not in New York, but up in "14O' OF
big hotel in Chicago Her head then
dropped back on her pillow, and as If
to make light of the affair she branch
ed off. saying:
In our lives we do not set much
store by little thing like that. we
have to take our own part and fight our
battles after our own fashion. what
the count said was really so bad.
But | really think | took extra ofiense
because he was a count. You know
we do not care much for that sort OF
thing" she said. I'VE may be Bohe-
mians; we do not claim TO be anything
else But we are Americans ana we
are Independent After | struck MN,
she continued, coming back to her SUD
iect. he began looking for his hat.
And as he went out of the door and
here she laughed, showing all of her
wide mouth full of white, even teeth
'Ninette threw after him big bunch
of pink and white roses, three dozen
of them, which he had sent up in the
afternoon. We had had a little dim
her party, as we often do after the the
alter. But the dinner was over, and
the trouble was that the count thought
he ought to have all the attention, |
nd 4
did not care for him and turned her
back to talk to one of the other gentle
men, After it occurred, the men who
were with him, an attorney and two
Englishmen, stayed and tried to chat
little while as if nothing had hap,
pened. Then they left" she concluded. y
Miss Corey is not a novice on the
stage She has been with "l492 a
long time and for three years appeared
in Kilanyi's pictures.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-15
FOR SALE.

4roomed brick and stable, on Ess...n
street, slalO.
30 street u. 800.
splendid building site for dive cs Es.
street. Fifth ward, 81, ,)D.
House, rooms, l1tb street. ST.
House, 3 rooms aud hall, corner F'oa. and
Kentucky streets, 9S.bOJ.
House. 7 looms. lot 35yl5O IT,, y Fus-i S..
between tn and sth SITS. This is l.t;.ll.
Double frame house, 10 rooms all ,-s..'..r
corner SD and Jacob SITS renis .g' .t, %.
Roase, rooms, chaplins street. c.r,
Wheeling. $3.50. .
e. 800. .,-..
House. Broom. 2otl street S--I
House Of rooms, Twelfth stree. c5.','' %
House rooms 9th ST.. lot 25yl" Zoe. ilN
House rooms, 18th At, easy tern, ~.
Splendid building site for dwelling Eoit.
~ 1870 !" o. Eog street SIKH ward ..5t
House rooms, corner lor -ia ,.'s'.
Hopse 3 rooms, Charles street easy '''-i
House. 7 rooms and hall WITH hfg' .H.
street. Easy terms. s3,5Ol
Eouse OF rooms. Fifth wa c. '"'
terms. 5000. M. 49,,
house. lUrooms, with large lot. l'-l'. y W
Uou.s 5-oons Jacob ST.. SIKH Vail 'llU
Hous-.brooms, 18th street, Sl,3h
House, . rooms. Jacob stree. 1.'f'
House, . rooms and hall, lot lcil' Fi'f
visw. Sl,so0 rt. ...,.. p..
ysGere 81 $50. ......- lli
and 23d streets. with 4-roomei hos. ID -'
House OF 5 rooms, Woods '.--e. i''
i 901 fesi o. and fronting on McC' och col
Lind streets. .--....,.
Centre y heeling, sL2jO. .,,.,,
$50 $40, 1902 500 sIOJJ, 'l'9J ana am
to loan on city real estate
NESBlTT q DEYlNEI
1879 Market Stree
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-15
An Aged Couple Married.

Snecial 10 the Register.
Huntington, ". Va. March 14.-One
of the Oldest couples ever welded in
this city were united in the holy bonds
of matrimony last midnight. The
groom was William Davis, aged sew
entv and he came all the way from
Kansas TO make Mrs Lizzie Thompson,
a woman of forty-four, his wife. The
couple left on a wedding trip to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-15
TRUSTEES SALE

l. tue OF a deed Of trust mace 1t Id
z. Miller and wife 10 ne, O.
December I'D, 1921, and rrcot4- B..
the Clerk Of the County Court %. O.. o.
West Virginia, book No. g. pl-- .t4
WEDNESDAY. AAkCH 2Jtl I'.' =.
\. m, sell at public auction. 81 90 .
door Of the Court House q s.It rr
following described prOpertf ."
Lot number SIX 90 and part
i've ~ in John and Craig Eiicn .r
the city OF Wheeling: also go
al and part OF lot number three ...f
Vista addition 10 sstd city iali --
Il. Churchill trustee; said pop
as follows: Beginning 40 the f ..-,',
ner OF said lot numbered SIX .-'
thence north along the east -i.ir .t-. o
fortY-hvo feet. thence eastNard' t .-.
with the north line o. lots nun .f
four 10 Pnlo Alto street, tn % ..-s.
along the west side OF said .s'i tit
forty-fye feet TO the Sogtteart 3, @
loi mum Der four "a, thence W. %
81 said lots numbered four anI .,..,+ q
gining being the same proper 90.
BENJAMIN f. Mille- BY II. Z ,-' 30
dated December let. 1891. ana 2
Office OF the CLERK OF the 20 lnit e. =. r
county, West Virginis, In dee
page 10. .-,.t -, 1919
money and so mach more A. ...r.
NAV elect. cash on The dSy OF "a. %
due In two equal ins'a lm'f'', .. l
spectiyely in one and tive yetf' ,s O.
~ sale with interest from lhA' 80 .... .
ferred instsllments 10 be secutri
trust and insurance. .....,,.,. .,..Is.
fel3u2 OEO. J' MA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-15
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
MCMECHEN PROPERTY

by order OF a deed Of trnst n
McCuskey. and Martha. MS $751;.
trustee. dated on the 23d day OF jog:
recorded in the once Of the CietS -
" Court for Marshall county. w. Va
Deed Book y. O. page no / will J. %
auction at the front door OF Mar hi
Court Rouse. on Monday, April Sth, ir
mencing AZ 1910 a. IN, the following
VIZ: A certain lot or parcel o. Land ia 81
OF McMechen. MARSHALL county. West ~.
beiag Lot No. IS a. plated by 3. b.
in McMechrn. MARSHAL county. W
having frontage q % feet IN -'
Mechen Avenu, and extending sol '''
Railroad avenue, one hundred a..
three feet and J. inches 10 l--'1
which said lot fronts lfty-Gevrn
inches. and being tic same prone-i
to said McCuskoy by 3. d. Men 81,
by deed dated June I'D. 1882 am
corded In the Office OF he Gle .
County Court. 10 winch refor pre- ts
has for full description OF sai 30. 49,.
Is improved by good two-sto-f
ing house.
marsh Wv. HOO I'.'''-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-15
Kinr Hnmhert,s Rirthday.

Rome. March 1.-THE birthday Of
King Humbert was celebrated to-day.
His Majesty granted amnesty to a
OF offenders, among them be-
ing Captain Romani, the French OIL
Ger who was convicted of espionage
and sentenced in NovemOec last to
fourteen months Imprisonment and
to pay a fne of 1000 francs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-15
An Old Resident Dead.

Special 90 the Register.
Huntington. ". Va, March IA
VIM. Owens, a prominent man at one
time in this part Of the State who for
wears ran as a captain on the Big San
dy river. died last evening. aged sixty
eight years. and his remains were in
TERED this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-15
ASTRANGE NEW HORSE DISEASE
Veterinarians Cali it smallpox Human Re
ings Catch it.

Halifax. \. s. W, March 14.-An
alarming epidemic is rasing among
horses in this city. and the disease is
easily contracted by human beings
who come in contact with the infected
animals. Veterinarians pronounce the
affection eQuinal smallpox, and many
of the most valuable horses in Halifax
are victims. The government veterin-
airy surgeon has the disease In his
right hand Another man more seri-
ously affected Will have 70 have his
arm amputated to prevent blood
poisoning, and still another horseman
is believed TO be fatally i'll as the result
of handling, diseased horses. The gov
eminent veterinary surgeon says the
disease Is atmospheric and any animal
is liable to contract it.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-15

Does It,

To make money you be willing spend Many
think only article that needs advertis
ing, but that is great mistake.
every merchant advertise his goods others have made
fortunes doing it.
Nothing to have its sale materially sed
by newspaper publicity.
Judcious advertising is only the best make
TONER'S is the cheapest we'll 1t gets them and keeps
them for you.
There strong competition in all lines of business.
advertising your share Of the trade
Gu done in the skillful and intelligent
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-15
SILVER ADAS GOLDEN BASE.
An EGort to Steal the Golden Foot Piece of
the Montana silver statue.

the Montana Silver statue
Kansas City, Mo-. March 14.-What
was doubtless an attempt to steal the
S225, 600 gold base of the famous Mon
tana silver statue was frustrated here
last night The statue is on exhibit
ton in the dry goods store of a local
firm. Two men who had hidden them
selves in the store when it closed last
evening got so far as TO wrench an
iron bar of the door near where the
statue stood and were opening both
doors when discovered. The men fed
and were chased for several blocks
and though fred at half dozen times,
escaped.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-15

TNOR RENT-THAT ELEGANT Store Room
Il No 1904 Main street now occupied oy
House & Hermann. Has good elevator service
and are proof vault in office. Possession gwen
April lst, 1895. Apply TO KERRY n LIST at
City Bank nolseu
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-15
FOR RENT.

THOR RENT-HALF OF BRICK HOUSE. No.
Il II South York street z rooms. with both
hot and cold water Enquire OF MARTIN
THORNTON, 1921 Chspline street. MARI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-15
ITO HOUSEKEEPERSl
We HAVE SPONGES, BRUSHES, BUSTERS,
Chamois skins, Sapolio,
Putt Pomade, Carpet Soap,
Gold Paint, at X. IL. LISTS,
1910 Main st.

Of FURNITURE est. It's the log
that supplies the means of making home
pleasant. The best lumber obtainable on
the western hemisphere is used in manu-.
featuring our furniture. What it's made
of and the way it's made up are the two
great points in our magnificent furniture
exhibit. Our parlor and bedroom suites
are art studies in wood. Every piece is
a creation, an example of novelty, monu-
ment of cheapness. Not the price. but the
value makes our goods cheap. It's as
plain as the multiplication table that moth
ing can be made better nor prices lower
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-15
MALE HELP WANTED.

1gEN AND WOMEN TO MAKE BIG MONEY
NJ with the Practical Plating Dynamo is the
electrical machine used in the great plating
factories $500 TO $500 week made easy
Plates everything No experience; big proiits.
ADDRESS ". P HARRISON & CO., CLERK No. IA,
Columbus Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-15

dor RENT-Two FURNISHED ROOMS ON
Il South Front street with use Of bath and
all modern conveniences. Possession given at
once Address ISLAND, this ONCE felbh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-15
AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS IN EVERY STATE on SALARY
"a and commission. Agents making - to
$50 weekly. EUREKA CHEMICAL y MFG
CO., La Crosse, Wis. JaSoe4oso
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-15

J0oR RENT AND FOR SALE CARDS Al
i the Register Counting Room. &c each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-15

J1oR RENT-DwELLING AND STORE
i room, aow occupied by saloon ~ 1913
Main street. Enquire OF & GORGE BUSCH. No.
1902 Market street. 1aioh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-15

NOR RFNT-REILLY BUILDING. OPERA
il House corner. A few choice offices, all
front rooms; steam heat; OTIS elevator; moa-
srn improvements; rents very reasonable. Ap
ply Room No. 3, Reilly Building. jal'-aple
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-15
NESBlTT q DEYlNEI

Telephoue6is.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-28
9as bentide Yaterlano.

as III Elm 9ano ON fernen Strano,
y llns Wien lieb uno wobl befannt,
3o gihen iteb'n uno Buten grim,
Die glebe uno bic &eben blib'n-
Sn ieiner Witte liest Der Sort,
Den trdst fein fremoer &auber tort,
&ommt er bon Often ooer Weit,
Die oeutite Bruitpebr itebt ibr feIt:
Seil, bell benz Ganoe, bell
Dem oeutiden Baterlano!
2iebt fibn aus leinem Baterbaus
Der &ede in bic Welt hinaus,
ST i6itliber alS Gut uno 8elo
Ser SbaB. BEN feline Bruit entbdlt,
Ser III oes etten Wannes Cob
unb benz lelbit Satin, Simnlel bolo,
Der ShaB gebt niht BON Sano 5l Sano
Wan iinoet ibn i'm oeutiden 2ano.
6eil, bell benz Ganoe. bell
Dem oeutideu Saterlauo.
llnb mirit err Ieiuen lebten Blid
Sr rittet ibn auf's 9ano aurGd,
9as i'm als 8ino Suerit ae9riiBt,
$50 TIN bic Wuiter erit 9etlBt,
Die ibm oas gbrenflelo eriann,
Su Dem er aIe Welt sewann:
9es oeutiben WanneS 2reu ulo ebr'.
9as 1T oes Yeutlhen 8af' uno @ebr.
Seil, bell benz 2anoe, bell
Sem oeutihen Vaterlanol
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-28
OrSr+ tuas Der Is Ongreb
Ni@, getban hat.

Tonurt wureeg. W. Cooper geslunus
acu. Iierre Su IS Cts. 81 bcihla0cn. Sor
oerbui mo Beirlaseu su 20 Gents; Spet
flr IS @rnts. Neue Gticn 35 2erts rae
s;Ad, &crrsrhui NIB Stoe &ciGbtS 80
5cnts. Gin Get fir 81 80, uno alc Irten
ihuQs &uqcns uno &u98p Albci' mic nnt
ulo,meiue ShmiebcGrbert 81 pertaining
mdbrg gcrir9rn Iretieu Su perrittrn: Is
u,rocu euh ron 25 biz 80 YroScnt cripalt.
Ane Nrtcit gnrontirt. &erIdrmt riht, bel
ms pprSuiprchcn. rem thr NrbCtf thnr
loiisn nput. SCaiuiti9t ocu SeIier IN Den
Frciicu. 9de ron Z. NuGnne mo I. StroB,
nll,h, Dem Spernbaric gC9crubcr, Ct.
@loup, Mlnn. Alba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-28
Slice WraSz SGmereien.

Sirb Sic Jarmer? 60 liebeu Sic elnen
trGitisen. iipp,gen @rasputs aui ssieis
uno &e,oe. Wit Salser's alees8rassY li'
ibuuyen e~rsielen Sic Die herrlitltsn Griol.
ae 3ieielben Sino ausiibrlid in uuierem
Sameus antaloa beidrieben.
GO sic bieie Woti5 aus
Oh II | b | I 5 Cts. in Brief.
marfen an Sohn VI. SalSer Seeo Co., ga
9roiie, isis, ienoen, befommsn Sic fret
cine BrUbe &leesras Riidunsens e amen
uno SalSer'S &atalo8.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-28
0out fri.

~uWt W.. 4
Sene. bic Or. Sings neue gnto edun9 oe,
brauht baben, iennen ibren Nertb, uno bic
nelde niht, baben Jest bic 8eleaenbeit, Die,
ielbe unentaelolid All periuden. Ssredi
IN Der on9es eieteu Npotbeie Dor uno LOFT
end etne SeriutsHaide umionit aeben
Stldt euren Hamen uno Noreiie an 8. .
Sudltn y 20. IN Chicago uno nebniet eine
Nrobeibattel bon Or. Sings Neue Sc.
b~ensptuen unentaelolld), tuie Guh cine Nb.
lhrlft Der Nnpeiinng sur Grbaltun9 Der
8eiunobelt uno oes S~ausbalts, gleitfalls
umionlt. GQes bl,ies III garantlrt, oob es
euh gut tbut uno nidts ioitet in W. s.
8 II b ms Npotbete.
Sreie Viuen. d
S6tdt cure Norelie nat 8. y. Budlen &
Co.. gbicaso uno enpfanst etne Yrote
ihattel BON 3r. atns's Heuen 2ebsnspllen
unenteelblid. grn Yeriub piro euh Dor
tbren &irtun9en %iberSeu9en. 9ieie Btleh
arbeiten lelht uno limb beiteus ipiriiam &C.
GEN Seriiopiun9 uno franfem 9ppipsb.
9egen Malaria uno Geberleiben haben lie
iib pertbuon erpieien. gs lit aarantirt,
oaB Tie irel limb bon leoer ihaobaiten Cub
ltana uno aus reinen 8rdutern 9emaht limb,
Sic ihiuaden nift. ionoern 9eben Dem Yias
gen uno ben 8epdrmen Ton unb itlrien be-
oeuteno oas Spitem. 8e9ulare 8rDBe %
gents Die Sbahtel. 8erfauft in W. 9,
. u n Npotbete.
BudIen's 9lrniea zaIbe.
TIE bette Salbe III Der Welt fur SGuit'.
punoen, Nbitirfun9, 8eidwiire, SalSfluf
Sieberpunoen. Jlehten, Shrammeu an Der
Sanoeu, 5roiibsuler. Siihnerau9en uuo ale
SluiiebIer; tie belt poiitiu Samorrbotoer
ODER feline 3ablun9 uerlangt. 8arauiiri
DAB oonitd noioe 3uirieoenbeit ae9eber
wirb, poer oas 8elb miro surIderltnttet
Yrels per Shadtel 25 Gents. gu pertau
fen IN W. s. 8 Ii b n's Npotbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-02-28
aarI aropp. Sobm 0rosp.
@cbriiocr &rDpp,
3au=T ontrattorcn
Rateu 8oItenaninld9e fir 8irhen, Sdr'
len, HeliocnSen, 8elhditsblods, VrlIden
etc. :ocs9leiden Werfdnfcr aler Sorten
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