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The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-08-31
BORN.

THRALL--At Kingsley. August 25th, to the wife Of
J. G, Thrall, daughter.
WALKER-In The Dalles, August 25 to the wife of
Ira Walker son
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-08-31

Mrs. J. p. Ben, OssGscasonaSe, Eaa,
wife Of the editor Of The Graphic, the lead
ing local paper of Miami county, writes
"I sCas troubled scith heart disease
for six years, severe palpitations, short
ness OF breath, together with such ex.
treme nervousness, that, at times 1 would
walk the floor nearly all night. We
consulted the best medical talent.
They said there acas 7so heto fs,. me.
that had organic disease of the heart for
which there was no remedy. l had read
your advertisement in The Graphic and
ayear ago, as a last resort, tried one bottIeof
DR.. Miles EesU Cure for the Heart.
which convinced me that there was true
merit in it. l took three bottles each of the
Heart Cure and Restorative Nervine and
1t completely cured .Re. L sfeeD
well at night, my heart beats regularly and
have no more smotherins spells. l wish
to say to all who are suffering as I did:
there's relief untold for them il they will
only give your remedies just one trial"
DR.. Miles Eeart Cure is sold on a positive
guarantee that The Irst bottle will benefit.
All Gruggists sell IL 81, 6 bottles for S5 G.,
It Will ps sent, prepaid, on receipt of prico
Dy the DP. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-08-31
English BeTksliTes
FOR SALE.

have at my farm, Fifteen Mile two thorough
bred English Berkshire boars and FIVE sows, Of the
species known Dishfaced, for sale Inquire at the
Times Mounaineer at my place on Fifteen Mile.
Aug. 81 r. r GILBRETH
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-08-31
A CATARRH CURE,
OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO
It0rrnrn.xv

CATAHhH CURE,
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, 90
LUCAS COUNTY, 90
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that
he is the senior partner of the firm of
F. ], CHENEY & Co.. doing business in
the City of Toledo, County and State
aforesaid, and that said firm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of Ca
TARRH that cannot be cured by the
use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
In my presence, this 9th day of Decem-
her, A. ID. 1856.
~ A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials, free.
F, ], CHENEY 81 CO., Toledo, o.
E4rSold by Druggists, Zoe,
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-08-31
Vacation Time

Is at hand and is gladly welcomed by
all, especially those whose duties in
life have caused them to greatly run
down their system to meet the require
ments, physical and mental, forced
upon them. With these and others, it
is important, whether at home, at the
seashore, or in the country, that some
thought be given to diet, and as
further assistance to nature, good
building-up medicine like Hoods Sar-
saparilla had best be resorted to. If
the digestion is poor, liver deranged
and frequent headaches seem to be the
rule, Hoods will change all this and
enable everyone to return to their
home and business in refreshed state
of mind and bodily health.
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-08-31
Johh Day Mill, Fruit and Stock Ranch
For Sale,

For Sale,
This fine property lies FIVE miles
from the railroad and about twelve
miles northeast from Wasco. Consists
of three-story mill building, turbine
wheel and two sets burrs, five acres
orchard. and about 40 acres bottom
land-good for alfalfa. Plenty of
water for irrigation. Two hundred
and forty-eight acres decided land, with
neat residence and barn. Call on or
address G. ]. BRIGHT,
Wasco, Oregon
The Dalles times-mountaineer. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1882-1904, 1895-08-31

In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon, for
wasco County
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-07-05
The New Brunswick Restaurant,
Misses Richards & RuSk,
Proprietors.
Board $3.50 per Week.
Regular Meals Is Cents.

Hot lunches, coffee, etc, at all
hours of the day and night. EX-
ira dishes served at moderate
prices. Open Monday. Haisley
block
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-07-05
A Pleasant Occasion.

Communicated.
That popular military company
the Ocala Rifles, rendered their
numerous friends with a card
y lrty last evening in their hand
some armory. There were eight
tables and promptly at 9 o'clock
playing began and continued until
about eleven, when the prizes
were awarded. Miss Nevada
Moring was the lucky winner of
the ladies prize, a handsome tur-
tie pin, while Mr.. Bryant HERS Sc
cured the gentlemans prize, a pair
of link cuff buttons.
During the evening MISS Mamie
Harrison and Mr.. Will Dale rem
dered several songs which were
highly enjoyed. Miss Harrison
has very sweet voice and is al
ways listened to with pleasure, as
evidenced last night by the repeat
ed encore she received.
The latter part of the evening
was spent in dancing and at late
hour all repaired to their homes
declaring the occasion one of the
most enjoyable of the season.
Capt. Davidson was in a jovial
mood, notwithstanding the fact
that he received several wounds in
the battle in the afternoon, and
acted as scorer.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-07-05
Local Lines.

The Ocala Temperance Reform
Club meets as usual Sunday after
noon at 4 o'clock. The Ocala
Musical Club will furnish several
pieces of music. Everybody vel
come
The Oceoia Club will give a
social tonight at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. D. T.. McIever.
C. S. McCrary leaves tomorrow
for Atlanta and Chattanooga,
where he will spend few months
in the interest of the Georgia
Building & Loan Association.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-07-05
The Battle.

The skirmish yesterday between
the Ocala Rifles and Gen. Proskeys
Artillery Brigade was a "howling
success" and brought wildly
before the minds of the few vet
rams that were present the scenes
of the late war. The boys covered
themselves with glory, sweat and
powder. First there was a lively
skirmish between the picket lines
and the advancing body of intrant-
ny. Then a rear attack upon the
latter by the cavalry resulting in
the utter routing of the horse.
Turning from the pursuit of the
flying cavalry the irrepressable
company came on to the front
compelling the skirmish line to
fall back. On they came in the face
of a gattling fire from the battery
on the hill and captured the enemy.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-07-05
Birthday of DIR. Grothe.

Yesterday, the 4th of July and
the birthday of the United States
of America, was also the birthday
of DR.. Otto Crothe, a distinguish
ed chemist from Germany and
now a citizen of Ocala. We hope
that the learned Doctor will make
this place his permanent home.
and that he will live to celebrate
many a birthday in the future in
the midst of his genial friends here
as he did on yesterday.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-07-05
Lake Weir and OckIawaha Dots,

T. c. Freeman, the hustling and
all around business man of Ockla-
waha, has just harvested several
tons of first rate hay and has fine
prospect for a corn crop. He is
the mail contractor and runs a
hack line from Ocklawaha to
North Lake Weir. He is clever
and accommodating and always
runs on schedule time.
Mr.. Stark of Ocklawaha has a
fine vineyard. His grapes are just
ripening and are very luscious. He
thinks there is more money in
grapes than oranges and is pre-
preparing to enlarge his vineyard.
During the storm of last Mon
day a house was struck by light
ming on South Lake Weir and
burned up. Several horses were
killed.
Geo. Morton, Tom Hollis, Geo.
Ingram and Paul Harrison have
gone to Georgia for the summer.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1895-07-05
ConSeCrated to His Work.

L
ton in making choice of a calling
is, (Which one pays the best?'
But earth and Heaven measure
human labor in very different
ways, and devotion to a right ser
vice is never represented by the
dollars it earns or the honor it
brings. It is like the zeal for
science in the soul of Professor
| Agassiz, who "could not spend
time to make money"
One who enjoys doing good can
not spend time to make either fame
or money.
DIR. S A. Steel of St. Louis says
that he began his career as a
preacher with a fortunate lesson.
One Saturday, while a student in
the college at Oxford, Ga, he was
riding over the mountains to fill
Sunday appointment at a village
church when he fell in with DR..
White, a veteran minister, whose
saddle journeys ION the circuit"
had already numbered many thou
sand miles
DR. White was a man of fine
appearance, eloquent, scholarly and
high bred, but the humble work he
was engaged in had his entire
heart.
Bound in the same direction, the
two men travelled side by side up
the difficult road conversing pleas
antly together until they reached
the top of the ridge, where they
stopped to rest their horses. AS
they waited, DIR. White made some
reference to call he had received
to the presidency of a celebrated
college.
"You have accepted the call, of
course" said his young compan-
ion.
mo, I have declined it," replied |
the doctor.
The position was one of high |
honor; influential, conspicuous and
commanding a much higher salary
than he was then receiving. Young
Steel could not disguise his aston
shment at such a refusal But the
doctors reply sllenced him. Gazing
far away over the panorama of
ovely valleys and majestic hill, he
said:
"My brother, I would rather
preach Jesus to the Supplemented
people living in these mountains
han be president of the United
States"
Twenty years afterward Doctor
Steel had, he says, forgotten his
college lessons in psychology and
and Greek roots, but
he lesson that the brave old clergy
mans answer had taught him never
AIDED away.
The magnicence of the scene
nay have helped to impress the
ointment of the speaker, but there
vas something sublime enough in
he good mans remuneration, and
arrest enough in his moral mo-
i've to make his words q lifelong
memory and inspiration. They !
ured whatever youthful ambitions {
night have been growing in the
nfedged preachers heart to
'eaken his singleness cf purpose,
nd from that hour his motto
'as-"This one thing I do"
Let wealth and renown come, if
ney will, for noble and patient
'ork, but let them come unsoueht;
pr in the wish and effort to make
mankind better there is spiritual
uality which the hope of reward 7
sure to vitiate, if not wholly
estroy. ,
The sharpest money making tai
Mt or the highest professional en- {
renee can never be so grand a
hing as a fine enthusiasm for use {
llness.-Youth's Companion.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01
ltlamnr -An,iiae 4spartement.
Maumrr- f. rrn- Departcuent.

lhlere $50 WGnntrtple, ba ue tuntei. ibt al ...............
unlere $50 unc "a ctne W0nnrrbrien, tu ur euntrl nbt ,u. ....
un,sre $3.50 une $500 Cna feline @ienrerbrRn. tea unt tuntel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01
Icnnerltas. ben IS. Suli 1896

SpHNtINdy, cen Is. JUL 1870.
Der V~ertagung 9emdB trdt Der 9pdre
iulammen; als Wttslisetr anwsiene; 81.
Niaer ais gpriser.
3ppnGI p.-Hdb- une Stridma.
lttnsn. 30 prp3. erbptt; Saus. une Sffle.
Npbel, 300 prpi. trbpbt; lantpirtbItaft.
ltbe @erdtte. 100 prog. erbSbt; Sabritse.
rattle une Wai6insrir, 100 prp,. 3ultlda;
Wsrtte pcn Glepatcren une 9Saarenbdu.
fern. 10 prc,. 3ultlas.
3cpnNppn. Nab. unb Strifna
lbtnen, 40 prc;. ertpbt; Saus. une Sffee.
Npbsl, 300 3uitlas; %@dtraerdtbs une Ora
lhtnerts, 10 rrcj. 3uitlds.
pwn9rp s.-3dt. une Grid.
malGins, 40 Src,. 3ui6las; 9elpteen une
Sraeln, 20 prcI. 3ulhld9; Sdus- une Sf-
res.Metel, 40 prp,. 3uihlas; Sdbritae.
rates une &dsrserdtte, 40 prp,. 3uiblds.
30 8ras ron giIdae 9clb Spriras er.
lttsn Dor benz gpare i'm Snterede spr &.
8rap. nne Der Sparp ertibiet. has bic @t.
lhasun8 ees Sptn 8ras Ron 9ple Sprinas
aut Saus. une Sffee. Wpbsl UNI $3.50 or.
bptt mercs uub in 9leiter gSeile wuree nit
ecle Sprtna in Ssjus aui isnss Stem Der.
fabren.
6plSsntt Nbineerunasn wureen auf
Nab. une Stridmaf6intn sematt: Col.
lfSsptas. IS pro,. ertSbE Grpw Kate. 10
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01
R~naben-An,iiae Z spnrtsmgnt

gae uniers $4 uns IS 8natcnun,l0e, lest.
aae unlere IS unt sc 8notendn,u9e ieet III. ..........
aae unlsre SIS unb 80 anotenanSuss, bsn unb tuntel, jce
aue unlerr so unt $l2 @ratcnar,uar, Def unt tuntcl lei
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01
Hurn-Dakota.

@rano 5orfs.- Die 9ebrer
v2ralnlusr Stule etDifhete am lester
Wcntas in oIm @sbduoe Ger Stlaie.
uniuerlildt einen uisrw6b!t lll9en Cur.
ius.
Didin o H. Die 1irfep Grad unit
bic Z. I 8attls SO. baden 8orbereitun.
gen 9eIrpHtn. $4,000 &nOer su pei
id DIN. Sisg lammt weroen bon bier
aus in oielem Sabre etpa 81, 500 Slid
S,eb gum Strldnpt seiaHs,n.
Quits Sbepnro, Elm eba
mall9er N9ent Der ySntel itaie 8ra,r
Co., urroe inter Der Nntlaae, unier
ltlnaunsen periibt 81 tdbsu, uerboits'.
@r oerS'dt,te CUT Elm SorperbDr nm;
%lfilteis fir lein @rihelueu Dor ben 9liI
Nen oss Noutmbers1 srmins Sltaihafl.
0euiis gate. - Ibomas Gor,
aus &aatp uno u 8 5lnu wmbeu M.
ter Ger Nutldse an Gem am Wontaa oil
9eite gtfunoeuen @nltdu BrOljon cine.
&dntmoro perib' 81 baben, eln9eliefert.
Jinn bat Elm 8eitdnoniB abaeleat uuo
sItIarl, ROB 5oro Worpbium aefauii
uno Wollon 81 irintsn sessb,n babe.
0os @slo idres Spftrs baben Die beioen
Sturfen setbeilt.
Wnpleton.-Gi Nn,abl Der Nn.
Iieoler rer 8reat Noribern 8abn emit
lars. Die iih auf Giienbdbnldnoereien
nIeoerlanen, 1T IN oieiem Sabre uiermal
stoB'r als i'm febtsn. DIE giumanoe
rnna rad N%orooafoia pirb in oieSem
s hrs grocer lem als lie Supor aus Dem
8ruuo'. neil Die @rute elne 10 ausass
5eitnete 1T.
Samestotp ~ Sier trai ON Irei
ta9 inter 2eituus oes Nsenten Sod Don
Der Northern Bacific Babn cine @olonie
Euntaros aus Snoinna in Der abfdl
elm. iid in bieiiser Sessno nleoersulaKen.
Bembinu. = Soispb cid puroe
oes Woross idu Big bsiunbeu uno Al
lsbensIansllder 2udibaushrnie perur
tbell'. SlQ 1T beihuloist, ON Is.
5ebruar 1895 elneu Wiler trmoroet Al
BADEN.
Wbeoton. - Die neue Weierei
brannte Samitas nieber. 0as Jeuer
ltelnt in 5olse manseihaiter Gonfruts
ton bss Stornfs,nss eniiiauben gu leiu.
Ssr Verluh bstrdat $500; ibm i,ebt
lelne Tsriin'runs ~ssssniber.
Gtsbon. - Der 20 Sabre alte
aIbtittr @eparb Sc0ato tpurbe aui
Seize Suuipous Jarm mitiammt einem
Yisloe rom Slis erihlasen. Yonare
mar 8n'ie uub bait iop el mon weis,
telue Ve'pau, te m ouiem 2anbe. @r
ltammie Gus Guolaub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01
Tariit ~ p%erfauten.

geeine 80 glder aroBe, 2k Reilen noro.
ipeltlid bon Cob Spring i'm 5opn 8afe.
nelo 8eleaene, mt Raun umaebene Sorm.
BON osnen ilber 80 Ndsr unter Ylua limb,
Der &elt sutes @ieien. unb SolSlano 1T, mil
anten neneu DISQUALIFICATION uno aitem
Balier.. 1T inter annebmbarsn B%eoinannaen
81 taufsn. Hdberes bel
on Sobu Bergbpff.
S3-4 eoio Spring y. q, YRinu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01
Teuer, NamG uno @aHer

Sanoel & 0usent's bsidGotster uub III.
beihdoiater Stod bon gQenpaaren m,ro
ausoe rfauft. % ules mebr poer weniaer
bsibdolst 1T ourd 5euer, &aut ooer 8als
Ter, 10 limb mir entiblolien. allies 10 lhnel
ipie mogli6 lo~ssuihlaseu. Der 8ers
tanf oauert, bis ales ausoerfauit III. Stpd
beiiebt aus 9uten iur leoe SabreSseit Der,
penobaren e%uenpaaren. &ommt in 3elt.
5amoel Il Ruaeut
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01

Ndhmittd9siisuns. ben II. Suit '95.
Ter Verta9un9 aemdB trdt Der Scarc
;ulammen; dae Ntt9lieeer drpeIene; @b.
Wi1er ais gpriissr.
Ter Sg1re untsrIuhte bic NtItdtun9
Ger 6ppctbeten in ben osrIbteeenen lcpns
ure gtaages, une fcl9eneerSslblub puree
etnittmmtg dn9encmmen:
Seihlcden BON Der Nus9lsi6unasbebGrts
son Stearns Counts, ede ron ieet an dlle
69pctbeten, bic niht IN sstCriaer gGei,s in
Ter He9ttrdrscfTte etnsetr19en uno Neli.
eenter pcn StearnS Counts 9sbprsn, db0e.
'hdst rrereen aesen Iolte, welhe i'm Re.
tcre ais bic Gt9entbumer eingetrd9sn line;
aud mtre Der Scare Seine Gpieen, be;us.
LID Der Stjabluna dnertennen nit Ausnab.
me hes rffiie1sn Seepre, Der dn9ibt, eaB
bic 6spctbstsn 9elplht fnb.
6clgenes 69pctbefen muresn auf Nntrda
In bic INSTRUMENTATION ~ einem gSertte
BON IS grpi. ees 0erttes Der Sspptbete
etnsetrdser; gtlaee 8imtaQ sec W
Team, $50, 5ree Yrests, GAG, q @ Bed.
man 80, Stlas 9pfairt, $50. g. ged, 742,
q W Spduleins, l3l. gtlase ct. Scispb
dug Sinnemann. 1925; Conn Aibles -
u 3 CARPENTER, IS; 5rwn Yrcdwds. Z
gprte, $50, Srt gorts, 80; Conn 9rcw Sri.
ger, u s 6ultberg, ll2; 5armins, Serb
Drummer. ll2, j 8utdr, 93S; 8rain, Watb
8tebn, IS. 8atti Sistm, 300; guremturn,
8atb Stetten. 600; @aine 9rairie. Meter
Rcpnep, l65, N 3 Ndsnultn, 225, Sec
Rr@us, $3.50. eend upbur6. les, ~
@tnslcw, $50, g8 5tapsr, 375; @elrcie,
Sctn 8 &crins $50; DAT, Sctn RGina.
$50. Scs 8prtns, 1874, Sos 5tua, 692;
&apmcne. s g9man, 375; Ct. Scieps,
SEQ q Iarlta1, 300; Ct, Rartin, 81
Stdfer. 375; Sprins Sia, gster Braun,
ll25. Srtn 6einsn, $50, 90 9 Sep. 6S, 6
s airtnsr, 2l9; 3icn, Grit Ietrtns,
GOO, Narid Shlerner, 525.
Auf antras gsriasuns bis 9 llbr antt.
rem Wcrssns.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01
(SffSIel)
Serbanolnnscu Scs SoarO Der Gonn.
tpzG ommiNdrc uou Stearns
GonutD, WinneiOta.
Nuoi:er'S Siiice, StearuS go, Wln I
at. Nlpuo. Den %, Sul, 1898. (

SpeSiCle SiBun9. gtrem i'll Der 50. Nu-
oltors SIitce biutcrle9ten Nuirui sufolae
trat Der 9puntpratb Suiammen: ale Wit
ollie Der orweieno; Sartb. Eir; ais %oriiBer
@siut ees 6rau; SamanStl iir Nbduoe-
ruu9 Der N%bihdbuug uuo Serringeruus Der
Sieuern aui 9ano III section 10, 5oipniblp
1875, 81. 30, ipuroe ani Nntra9 perworieu.
6olsenOer SeidluB purce POM SoGro
auseuommen: Selhloiieu. Dab Ole Sumnc
BON $40, 60 hermit aus Dem 80. Heuenue'
Sono betpint9t weroe CUR Sewtll9uua, ote
Dem 3pwn 1t. 9lpuo am Is. Wat 1895 &c,
mat,t puroe, weldle Die SGlite Der Srtra
Nuslasen ansmaht, Die sur &eparatur Der
Sauf Giper Bride bcnptbl9t mar. @ui PHI
tras S%ertasuu9 bis ? llbr Nahmittass.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01
(ciRSisu.)
Serbanolunsen Der 50 .GOmmiiia
re als neutrality-suspicious.
BON Stearns 50. Minn.
(S6lus ron lester @pbs.t
Nuoitors Office, Stearus 9 o., Wun |
ct. Glpup. ben II. Sult 1895 !

vi. SIpHpp ptH q yui 1000
Ter Ssrtasuns stmGb trat Der Srare
;uiammsn; ale @itslieesr anwsIene; %.
Nitsr ais Scrlissr.
Sppn Sclein g.-Grbeitsc6ien, 10
yrc,. 3uiblas; Stwsine issliten alters,
so grrS. 3ultlas; Wasen, 8utiten etc,
5 9rrj. ertpet.
Srpn8rain. S6psine isslihsn
ALTERS, SO grc;. 9ultlas.
Scwn2ate 8ecrss. S6weine
isslitsn alters, so 9rci. ertptt; W1sen,
8utIten ulp., 5 Yrc;. trtcbt.
Spmn9ate Senrp.-S6w.in leg.
litsn alters, so Yrri. @ufiblas; @assn,
8uti6en ulp., 10 grr,. 3uI6lds.
Sppn9s Sdut. Yfsree. Gel unc
W1ulslsl. Elm Sabr alt, 5 grr;. erbrbt;
gierre, Gel ure 1auleiel, swsi Sabre ait,
10 Yre;. Auiitlaa; Shwstns ieali6sn III,
tsrt. so Srr;. srtrtt.
5rwn2lre rs.-S6wsiue leg
ltten ALTERS, so 9rpj. srtptt; WaSsn.
8utiten uiw., So grci. 3uitlas.
5pwng9notn.- S6wstne ieslitsn
ALTERS, 80 grci. ertctt.
5ppnIaiu Yratrts.-S6 wsins
isslitsn alters, so 9rri. 3uI6laa.
Sppn 1elrpis.-@rtsitsctlsn, 10
Src;. aufi6lae; S6weint issliden alters,
so Irpj. erbpbt.
SpwuW tlpppc. 3uaphlsn. 10
yrc;. .3ulblas; Shwsirr is9litsn alters,
so grpj. 3uI6lds.
5ppr1 n.-Sbwsine isslihsr
alters, so grrj. srbpbt.
Nprtb Scrt.-Stwetne leg.
litsn alters. so 9rcs. ertp6t; @agsn, 8ut'
lten, Is grc;. 3uItlas.
5cpnSat.- aaes aneers Rinepisb,
3 Sabre alt une e1riiber, 80 Srcj. 3uihlaa;
Stpsins lsSliten alters, so grcj. Nui.
iblds.
lcpnYdp le.-G1es aneers
Rirepisb. 3 Sabre alt une rdrltsr, 2C
grri. 3uitl1s; S6pstns ie9lihen ALTERS,
so 9rpj. ertpbt.
5cpn Rapm % e.-Shmsins issli.
den alters 80 grrj. srbctt.
ScpnRptpilts 3usctitn. sc
grc;. erbpbt; Sbpeins iesltten Nlttrs, 50
grc;. srbpbt; @asen, 8utitsn ullp., &C
grcj. ertrtt.
5pwnS I. Ausut d.-zhneine ics.
lihsr alters, 80 9rrj. srbrbt; 9SaSen,
8utIten uir., 5 Srpj. erbcbt.
lppuSt .Glpub. 8inepieb, Elm
Satr alt, 35 grp;. srbrtt; S6wsins iesli.
den Nlters, so 9rpi. erbptt.
5pwnSt. Srisp t.-S6wsins ies.
litsn altsrs. so grr;. ertpbt.
IcprS Ct MARTIN. - Yferee, Gel
une Waullsl. iwet Sabre at. 5 9rcj. gu.
itldgj 3u9c6ien, 50 Srpi. srbptt; ales
dnesre 6ineSteb. 3 Sabre alt uno edrubcr,
80 Yrpi. srbGbtj S6psine issltbsn alters.
50 grcj. 3uitl0sJ Wosen une 8utiten,
20 Srcj. 3uitlds.
5rwnS t. @entel.-S6p.tne iss.
ltten Altsrs, so 9rc;. @ufitlas; 0aaen
unr 8utitsn, 10 Srp;. 3uiblas.
5cpn Saut Centre. S6meine
ieslihen Nltsrs, 50 Yrcj. Aufitlas; @1-
gen, SutI6er ufp., 20 Srci. 3uihldg.
Gown Sprins gill. - S6weine
issli6sn alters, so Srps. srbptt.
5pwn@a@fsfiel 8inepiet, Elm
Sdbr alt, 80 grpj. 3uIhllg; Shweine ieg.
ltten alters, GO Srcj. 3uihlds; gSd1en,
8utihen ulp. 30 grci. crtctt.
5cwn3 -S6peine iesliten III.
ters, so 9rpj. 3ul6lds.
5cpn &lbdup.- Nab. une Grid.
maltinen, 40 grr;. srb6bt; 6aus- uni 81.
fee.Nrbsl, leo Src,. ertpbt; lancmirtt-
ibaftlibe 8erdtbe, 10 9rc;. srbCbt.
&uf &ntrd9 psrtdste ltb Der Spare bis
, lbr nd6mitt1Ss.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01

Nuf Nntra9 tpuroe bic HedlnIHg oeS Conn
Sant Centre i'm Setra9e bon Sl49.55 fir
&esearbett Suriid9elegt. 2luf Nntra q nun
Den fol9enoe Geduungeu periporien: 9 G
Wcaelpp IS Sts; Sos 3ramer IS. 90. Nur
Nntra9 tpurben iol9euoe Setrale BON er
laubten &ebnunsel abaeSosen: 3 Y Nlc
8elpp 20 Cts; S y Mc&elpp $l.20: Geo.
6tlp 200; . & &6eeler 100; y q @beelar
300; So Bette SOP; Tau. 9Silcor Is Cts,
Sap. @llcor Is gts; 1ap. &ilcor 10 gts:
3ap. &ilcer Is Cts; Sobn arid 5.92; i.
Moisture 50 Cts.
auf Nntra9 puroen fol9euoe Siir9ihai.
ten flr NrfbeUabruns pom Stearns Gpuntr
9eloern oenl Soaro upraeleat uno anae
nomnten: 2eutifsNmer Natioua lbant pon
Ct. elouo NIT lim. Spieu, u. 9. NiuaulI.
5b. Solep, Ntih. 6ulsp, S.S. sreeman uno
aarl aropp oils Sur9en.-NterGants Nattoz
falbant BON st. @louo NIT Gb. W. Sertra.
?. .. Sauiu, u. Sarto. Sobn ". @olter,
VI. W. 8rdmer, Geo. W. Seneptct, 3. Stein
baro uno Wart. Nolitpr ais Biiraen.-Sauf
9entre Sant NIT vi. Woore, Y. u. gSbrpple,
Salt Benoer9ait, =. =. Soc uuo III. vi. 30
bep ais SirSeu.-Grite gtationalbant bon
Saut Centre NIT Sp. &eler, 6. ". Spraaue,
9. W. Bruce, &m. :. y. StQsoale lub
&ug. Gtebm als Sliraeu.-Sant aus Yuplar
NIT Sradett & so. uon Rem Yapnesuilf.
Sobn Ybtpps, u. y. Gilbert, y. VI. Sitran
Der, u. S. Futile, 8. ". Bort uno Is. =.
8enolano ais Biirasn.
Nuf Nntra9 Sertcgun9 bis 8 llbr anoeren
Wor9ens.
(S9luB in nd9iter 2Sude.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-08-01

prc;. srtptt; GROW 8ipsr. 40 prcs. ertptt;
Gesn yate, 10 Yrps. srtrtt; SUR Sarsn.
40 prc;. ertptt; EARNING, 20 prci. erbctt;
Scl9enee abdneerur9en purcen duf NE
lceeen une Srsslp sem1bt: 9rcp "a te. 10
prcs. 3uItlaS; 6air Sdren, 10 prcj. 3u
lhida; 6armtna, so pres. NufIbla8.
Spl9snee NtIneerunscn pureen 0uf
Saus. une Sffee. WEtsl9ematt: 9clese
ptle. 20 prcs. 3ui6as; 9rcw gate. 33B prci.
3uiblaS; Grcw &iper, 20 PRES. 3ultlas;
Geen Sdte, 100 prp,. 3ultlas; 6air Sa.
zen. 100 prcS. Auilbld9; Narmln9, 90
prci. 3uitla9.
9rpw silver @ddre uni 3srhan-
Bite, 40 prci. erbrbt.
-SabritSerdtbe une @a-
lttnerte, $50 prci. erbrtt.
Suf Antras S~ertasrnS bis , utr na6.
mittdss.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-12-07

Souvenir cups with sterling silver
spoons, rs cents. KYFPER g. SENG.
Mcintyre, arrested yesterday
evening in connection with the
theft Of oats, with the
colored man, Mason, was released
from custody by Detective Shoaf
today. The evidence is strongest
against Mason.
"A short walk through our stores may
settle all your Xmas questions.
z 1t KYPFER & SENG.
Poisoned meat has recently
been put in the trash boxes on
Marshal street, and one valuable
dog has recently become a victim
thereby. Neighbors are on the
lookout for the culprit and think
they have him located.
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