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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-10
6erbifeinSaat uuD 6rii,er,


einisermaBen feuhter 8ittrcuns, bic Fl.
men al5u roiden @iutritt farien 5rofes
nitt befirdten l6st. 1T bic Ssrbheiu.
iaat Ger @rGIsr nuf iriidem Yposn Al
e%mpieblen. @dbrsuo Der Ssrbitnebel
eniwidsin iid III Dem ieu3 en- BOoen Die
Bur5eln Der S,disr nusseSeitnet uno
oamit bic Bfausen 'slbt uno erbalten
oanu'h Dor her 5riibiabrsfont eiucn 'ot.
ten SOrivranl. ooB bel Qeiu6buliteu
Witter aupspsrbdltu,fisu idor i'm Dor.
'ommer eth outer erfter Shniit su ers
IDatten 1T. Worauf man bel elnem Grub,
l%abrnnbau, sum 8eliptel inter Soms
metftutt seldet, uerjihten mub. y9enn
unter slinltl9en De %tdltnlfieu bic Ssltig
nnsebnute, Dor ieoer Belpeiouns Su bss
tuabrenoe perbitiaat DOR @in;riit bes
Winters eiluns beransepahisn isin iou.
te. 1T lie, cher mar leit' uuo oterildb
LID, abdumdben. Sur Den SsrbItanbou
bat es iih ON beiien beu1brt, rad els
mem umbrud auf 4 biz 6 3o0 iofort
et'er9iib gu e99en. UNI Den Yooeu Su
trumeln uno 81 ebueu, menn m0slid
uat eiuem Rsaeu orer bel i~iberbaupt ct.
mos feuttsr 9uit oas Gsssn elpas ipd
ter Su tuieoerboleu. onnn Den ausaeIrtu.
ten Samen ebsrinls ei~njueseen unb 10.
balo Der Booen etwas obssiroduet, ben
feit5upalSsn, um pon0glid ous
Glnorinsen hes Wintertrotes unb i'm
6rubiabr oas Qufrisrtn 81 perbiteu.
Na6 elner nltt 81 isbr uerunfrauieten
senist ~anItntt BEG llmbru
tes Elm leIhles StOppeltirsen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-10
TcrphanJen Der geerenitrGuhe.,

~Nto"1S" W. uttJI.
DDS Serpilansen ron Soho rr'a., Stn.
tels uno SimbeC'en ii M Ssrtt on,u
ratben. bod mu6 oabel Der aanSsn au5-
relie oes lunaen Sol5ss Sstnuns &C.
traaen peroen. Stadels uno SOtaEris
beeren reifen lire iunsen 9riets itrn
iriibSelt's. 10 baB aud curd ern .rlib;'I
tlses Gerpilan5eu oerisiben im oablt 10
lsldt fein 5sbler bsannaer neroen fam;
od9esen relien Die iudgsn 0lmbssrlhDB.
hinge setrbh"lj6 ri ipater, nahtr btl
oieIen Elm blir,as5 GsgtlllnScn Imner
etplS 9eiun9t IL; osnn pil 'n,t MAN al
81 frib, 10 werosn bieielbcn niti alein
an Der 9uten Nusrelie tbres SolSes he.
hinoert, ionosru itrumpieu and Elm.
Der aiinitIQe 8'1lpunft gum 8grpilauSsr
BET Glen trttt Elm, lObho lih Die 8ldtter
Der SttGuter 0sltdrbcG uao sum NbIal
len enid dea. Bel Der Qstbiipill uSun9
mulien mir oatnoh itrsbeu, BOB iit DE
Strduher am nsueu Stanooyt pOt 8ln,
ter nod einwur5elu, uno beSlalb bari
ielbiae rur0ihiaer Belis nltt nfiu lonQe
btn1HslOto5en prroPn. Oat mnn al
tete II asUare Sserenitrauner umSupflan-
sen. 10 1T Der Serbit see,Nuerer oils oas
5rublabr, uno aut luenn nan iIrae
Strduher, nomsntlid Stotclbeereu, Gus
etner Saumihule Su beSiehen seeentt,
icCte non oieie i'm Serbit tommsn laiien
uno p%fanSen, sunal Stnhslbesren i'm
5rabinbre ldon lebr i,iib ou5trsiben,
oabsr leidt 81 ipdt sepilunjt werosn.
mas Gin 'dledtes @eoeibeu nit iid
br,n9t.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-10
y,ad,t um y,aht oprcsetat.

Ir. s. {. Warner--8tebrter Srrr. 2ee.
ten Winter lit id tart AM Safe, nament.
lid wsnn ih ists Noht prtbists. SD sr.
belt bic Sla,hs weibsn @ein 5ar Sarup,
bic tie mir autt9lt ,uIhittsn, unc nit 5rsu.
BEN gsitste ih ~, b1B itr 6ebrdub mir
lstr aut that, unp th bate eieielbe ais aus.
Ss;eihncts Wsei;in 9e9en Sails cher yum.
9cnleiren. Hsp. W. 3. Wasrnsr, Ytnt
6la, Wc. 3u faufen in 99. s. Subn's
GpCttete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-10
3urd, Stropicln pcratftet

1T bic iraurise @eidldte uieler lebsnber
@eisn. Die ourd ibre Sbuloloiafeit I'M.
s!idlld setporosn iino. Gber es siebt
Elm Seilmittel scasr Sfroieln, erblid
ODER eruorben. So 1T Sooo's Sa,ias
pariQa, Delhss curd feline mdhtiae
@irfuns ON Dilute ole Spuren Der
8ranfbeit nGsrottet, uUo Gen G~ebsnsidf-
ten Die 8cdfe uuo DIE Sasbe Der @s'
iunobe,t siebt. 8enu Sbr Gud ents
idllsBet, 6Ooo's S%arinpar,la Su mob,
len, bonn nebms. fem Subliliut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-10
lie Sutosduns retiete iein esbsm

Serr 6. s. Galaouie. Npotbsfer in
SeaucrsplGs, 81. inst: Or. alus's ncue
@nioeduns peronnfe id mein 2eben.
@uroe BON Der Snfluer5a bsia0en uno
uanete mid an ole SUcloreu Der llm'
9cser, aber obue @riol9; ma belt MIDI
fir ue.lorsr uno CAB mcin 2eben OUT.
"a i'd Or. Sings neuss Sellmlttel i'm
@eitGtte hattie, ihidte i'd iiir cine 5la.
ite uuo sebruudle tie. uno nit Der frs
item Dolls ihcr fling i'd on bsiier 81 luers
ben. Nohosm i'd orei 5laihen ses
brouht bate, mar rh wiecsr aui ben
Seiren. Gs 1T @Oloss wertb. 8r limb
psosr i'm StOre nod i'm Souie Obus
oasidbe. 9aBt cub elre irsle 8eriuds,
ilaidc scteu in " s. Subn's apOibsfs.
Climber (&reien mad
Yit&er's Gaaerta.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-10
@tc III oics!

mir bittrn tirtuntsrt Irudrs Sdrtnuns far
itftn 5du ron adidrtt, her uttt eurt Giuntbmtn
ppu Sda's sdtdratsRur sStsiIt rCrttn ianu.
4. 3. 4tsrto & Go, giatntt ., Ictetp, ..
Wtr HE untersSttnsttu, tdbsn 4. s. Gtensp itti
ten lssttn Is SdtrSn sttdrntune tdlttr lin 'ur pUQ.
trmmtu s~brsrtatt In alien Observation-Disclosures
une Nuausttu b%stottat. aat prn istner 8ttma tinst.
gdugtntn gtrtin blttf sitsn IN erfuaCn.
% sf& Z 6rpftdntsls- Irpauiftn, Cole.
TO, ..
@dIttn A, 8innan & MARVIN. GRESHAM.
frlt' Ircgutfen lpssp, 9.
6da's 8dtarrts Rur pirt innerlit asnpmmtn unit
ricti eirsft auf tds Slut unh he f6ltimiatn Sbtrad.
DEN tee Sstems. 3eusrtft fret p~sridntt. prsis
15t. fur ttt Made. Strfauft ron alsn Nsptttitrn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-10
u uS Der g h | e.

Su'petior (bsi elmer &eulIion biz
&moer I'M Geu,iteu priieno) Stun.
ou &leiuer oa! Sose 3u mir mol.
iuie beiBt bic Webrsubl Don veln sebll-
eeier Wenit!" Nuu, oas weiBt 9u
nidi? Srsb', id bin eiu sebiloeter
W enid, rno Der Serr 2e6rer Il. Elm Ses
blloeter Menid; wie iose ,b nun bon
uns be,oen? @as iino mlr?"
,@inaebiloete MenIhen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-10
& m W r.

Ganpun SIM: v8as 9eibob in Dem
Woroprc5cB sssen Bsartrup Sud?"
WOutnuu S,n: Der Coroner CAB
Elm Ssroift auf porteOahtcn Selbfmorb
ab. Ga mar flar bewieier, oOB Teus
osrfOOt Soc ben Sad elnen 2igner 9ss
ihlmpit butte"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-10
W f e.

Ri6isr: sic baben ben Sbneioer,
meiiter g., als er G." r""'".- be-
ibimpil!"
N%nseflasttr: ,Gos ~ mwI Wabr!
@r mntie mir immsriort Yornirfe uno
oa blieb id Tim bait alercinss auh
nihts 'huloi9!"
&Ihttr: yuno Der &ldaer behaup.
tet I'M @esen'beil. Sic ieisn inn Nues
idulois seblieben!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-10
Il II il b erleQi I.

Dame: rWlr babsn oiesmal elnen
iurbtbar bergen Conner !"
Srr: ,Nae,olnss; uber Sic neroen
iib %trInnern, Der CONNER I'M Sabre
1850 pl nod pisl be,Be1!"
Dome (en'riihet): rWtein Serr. oos
perbtite ib mir"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-10
9 6Dne 6 NJ pebtuna a.

Glter IrSt (5u einem jiinaeren Cole
GEM: rgtsIu, i'd rattle Sbnen orin'
ssnr, 9ebeu STE rod i.bnuisr. @nr
ielbcr bort uiele Snbre tbdtis. bril-.
lonte YrorJs bort uno - inter uns
aeia9t cine upr5l9ltb ur9eluroe
Sage"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-10
M 6.

BrotsFot (tm Grnmen): rNuu.
oar @~anOlour. mus 9ei6tebt nit benz
aGrpsr. Der lid NIT SausritoH idt'
tist?"
@anoioat: ,@r-er-"
BrofeiiOr (notbeliene): Stun, er
-er pr-?-er w."
Ganoloat: r6srr Brofeiior, id oers
bite mir Iolbe SrObbeiten." (Dle Unit
mort ioQie %lnuien: er crpolrt.)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-10
6 In 6 d. ~ 6tber.

v....9u gDler! 60 piele WGe,
den bait 9u alio iton setiBt Dor
mil? ?"
rGher, Sinh. es beiBt bod: Yrliet
NQes uno nas y ite bebaltei!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-10
II II b G c m.

,Saben sic in Nfrifa nuh glepb1u'
t~eniasoen mlisemnht?"
rNb neln, oas mar mir 81 ~unbtauem.
Benn mon elnen se'doiien bat, 1T bic
Sasotaide sleih poll."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-10
VI h cine Grf(Gruno.

lluiGciiSier Gin Der Suiruttionss
tuuos): y8oSu bat Der Soloat on
ieirer Uniform Die Wsiiinsin6pfe? Hun,
&~rGbnel?"
SOloat: ,Samit. iuenn elmer nihi
aspust 1T. Der Serr llnteroiiijler idlm'
pfen fann.,"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-10
@rfa n /.

STUDENT: ,Gieber Suisl, mOttsit
9u mir nitt elnen N~usenblid 9ein DIR
leibsn?"
Snfel: $50, aber ionit nldts!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-10
an Der R eitbnh n.

unteroii5ier: .8erl, Sic bdnssn ia
furtpdbreno nnb llnfs! Sic baben wohl
Sbre snn5e 9bbnuns in Die cine Soien.
taIhe aeitett p"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-10
SatdIer 9rudfe6ler.

rgtad Yaris Suriidsetsbrt, iiibrte
Sictor feline iunae @aitin nod cine
Stunce on Der Geine ipaSieren."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-10

W ertwIrbiee Beseid nuns 9.
grite Srau: ,0eru eiue Sbncioe-
riunsns& ednuna anfommt, miro Do Ssin
Wunn cub allemal boriis?"
3weiie 5ruu: % neiu-oer SranSt
rur ION Hlsden Dor lid bln!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-10

nitorrqslsGt. biliciudsnbe ioutcn Is gu ibrtm
Selbfihus niht pCrldumeu, ~easiclbc su lcisu,
sbs fe I'D burb ihpiuoclbuitc NuiciQeu Der lubls
rsihen CuddiaIbtr o~trlCittn Iuiitn ihr Deb.
iuorau' bieIe rur ipe'uliersu, gum ,feuNer binuus
Al pCr'eu. Tus Yuh, As. Nutagc, $50 Stittu
NIT 40 lebrrciheu PiloerI unb elmer NbhnnbIuuN
iber fiuhcrloie Chen uuo frnunirnufbcittu.
ruiro FIR - tents IN gnNmdr'cu. iorQidm In siuem
nubtoruttcn nmihlag Oerpatt, irct p%eriauot.
|or'Ns: D%EUISCHeS H%EIl-INSrTUT,
No. II Clinton Place, New York, n. Y.
Ter .RdtuHatauttr" IA aut in ct. gdult bel
ttttit. in ct. vttr Ctr. ~ tattn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-10
& n "a d b c m.

,9u hnft bod poriasn Wonat ur.
laub betommen; bait Su Dem Selowe'
bei eeSust, buB 81 Saus Sbweiueihlab
ten it?"
,@ero' mid itDa bitten, Der Sslb,
luebel 1T Seaetarlouer.... rSpnr9cl:
i,eden" bab' id yeiaat!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-10

sNFFFA WETT ~TNFTTT8
lltber S~rainert; SVnntaes du tstnrmmtn.
? Dur Riter, RartcH, 1dtrpldnt cher fpNitat Sn.
formation ftrcibt an
K. W~OLFSBERG, Agent, Ct. Glput
cher CHARLES =. FEE
StrtrdI Val. unt 1idtt datnt,
Ct. Paul. Winp
Jratt,ust f. 12:5Opm; ". II :l5am.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-10
Die 05euIre motpDrte

9orfbaoer: rSor NQsm uero' ih
benz Yerpunosten eiusn nniiiemiilibeu
Ger mOllte ia9en: ontiieptl Ser.
bano nnlesen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-10
WI titIIfaaft.
0eih6ftsperleauna.

Our seidliseu Hadridi, Dab mir infer
Bump n9eihdit an Z. Noe. neben garter's
Utablmiible perle9t baben. NIr Die belten
~eliernen uno bplSernen Tumpen lino bic al
lertudrts berpGbrte Reue Sorce Yumpe
bel uns ~ baben. Srunnen gegraben nno
ale m09lide Geparaturen an Bumpen uno
Drummer beltenS uno prompt Sl an9emei'
ieuen Yreiien beior8t.
12-ba UunIi II er q Y o
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-10
0elo III perleibcn.

Sh babe 8elo seuu9 ~ perlelben auf CT
fer Alolie 5orm- Serliheruug. Suuf Sabre
Belt; nlles ODER eiu 1bcil sablbar, bepor es
idQia NJ, u. y. w it4eIl. bo
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6umorifif6ee


,Gn babe Id nun Elm Maoden &C.
heuolbet, oa5 nibt &Iauifr iplelt NIB
einc Wuttsr bat. Die lebr gut fot' uuo
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W ,rn eis an Wbeuma,ismus ,I.tp.u

ftrrtt unt Id isntC tntatIt Id ttn gddtt her
n untCrbarftn Tttiitu HE ni6 unt mdn6t Artut
rcGRdneia iurirt tai. Cir tdf Ptuis etttilt, hit %
Sabre NIT 8ttunatttmut t~ttatttt Uartn. Sobn
u. Qmitb glurauiu. Ute, 1sst. A. 10
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-10

Nls @abp 'rbicIt Tic, ipsnn 'ront, Gaiioria.
gIS lie Elm aiuo mar, Ucrlanate re 6oitoria.
SIS iunge Game belt ie Jet an Gaitoria.
gIs Wutter CAB lie ibrsu ainbsrn 6aiforia.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-10
,,Nuu-uno-?"

,Sebt fcht meme 1rnu. unb Die
S1WHsetmuiter ipl,li en sar5en Gag
&lapier!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-10

III inntapplief III, ydul ppf luIu'N luu''l NVN
,Sie Wortb : 9Seitcrn Strcfc"
&c. st. p. NJ. & o. Ry.)
Fret ~ trftr slaTe 3dat gtrlaFtu Winutapcltt
unit ct. gaui mad Gtttdsc mad griuntt her 5ust
ron a.. Siomo mic irIat:
SrrlaNcn!RinurapOlSli 80 am. ct. FOuI.s 10 an.
Idalit. satau ctdtt Grsrtf.
sat gdrlrr-godRaru mad 0tttdac. Nntun'f In
Wilrauits 500 abtrtt; Gtttdsc Gas dbtnes.
grrluFrn WiuurapOlis 6 :OO.pm 1t. Foul 6 ;S5.pm.
Srnntaas ausaturmmtu. Gtldntit n Scuttsru
grprtf. 6dt gpagnrr Sutitt . Stla'rdasn unt
qDaaapn init irri ben teli6tn Stutltn mad Gtitasc.
SH'unft IN Gtieasr 500 Sermt'tass.
srrlaNrn,W iuurapOIi : 30 pm !..St. FuuI S 10 pm.
qdait6. 6rriitt Rcrtt . gptf,rH 9tmittt. pat
Pullman INIT WdanU grirat.Qempdrttmtnt une
tG Stctirn Stldirdetu, Buffet 8dutrastn, 81.
blicttSi. g0daCn ndb Gtitdar. S6latrd8tn mad
Rilrdufct. Erutfud i'm Iintna gpdaepn rcr IN.
limit In Gtttaar. Gnfun'i IN pilrauttt 1850
gcrm In Gttcass $50 BERN.
3ur inufrirttr irrirn Erlsu nit odd rtttuue tts
ttrrltdtu 3uetitnfCs utGr titft z trttt mad S,ruT
Gitp. omaha, 8duias Gttp. Iulutb, aitlaut, ME
aud mad gltlwduf0 uut Stttdgc, frrttt Vsr estm
SIimsstnttR rtu dtrtiHrt an
7. ". irasoalt.
@tural gdHa aitr .astnt,
Ct. gdul, Ntnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-10-10

simmer eihGit 3 mann.
sd neiB, bob On mir gut biii, Wo
rip"
,,Ior tpiepiel, S~arableben ?"
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o
&efen.
Siutlep Il St.YuuI 2tuiiion.
GaAIIA MlnIaIIA

Cehlih. Ssniih.
q :25pm.......V erl. Hinckley, Ank....... i!;3Opm
7:t5pm. ......Ank ST. Cloud, NerL..... 7:I5pm
tdd8li6, eCnntdss ausstnSmmtn. 'Idsltt.
Osseo Acc, e. OBS am. W. S:S5.
3titlttt gsrbintu ustu In PtuHtapslis .unh ct.
Pdul fur dac yunftt tfltt HHe refIt6.
lnsIttt 3use ,riitCu Ct. Paul. WinItdprlts,
anS'd. Ct Glrut, G~rrSifSn, Uilmar, SiSur Gtts,
@trprttdt. sarge Grant 8Lrfs. Grafton. @tnntpts,
ItrtIsSait, @rtai ddas, Stltna, Butte, RaItsptn,
Spcfdnt rnt SEATTLE.
Nm ben gastFs. Ri at. 3ussu INT yalaf. Dining.
uut S6lafrapgens SurCt, Sibliettti, Ctfrpa.
itsns unt Sautrasssns, trft uut ,ptttt SlaHt
Rasssns 'rtit 9 slsntf,n etia'raespus etc.
Btrbtueunstn in Ct. PAUL unt Ntuusapslts NIT
3ustn rad une rsn Stttdes, Ct. Souts une rem
Often, Sattn uue Saertftu. Iur6. StIafragprns
tirtit ron Ct. Glsut mad Gtitaas.
8rtuIt tt Rsds. uut 3dseies.Btrat i'm helen
ldat, ten pdHasttrtr ttnt 9tltaentttts tttnt, eintn
Ikttl ter tCrrlitftn SttHtrtt in Gmtrtfa iu itttn.
Idmrfi6th. u. 9tItnbdtu gsrbtnt tn naen tn Sedtt.
Sdpan uns China.
gtrbintunstu in g~suntr'E 3trrs. Stato,far mad
hem 8rsttndi 5luft uut Sttpun'tt; In Wtuatttt,
Ddft., mad Pate Gttdn, hem ebtrtn gsIumsia unh
ndt hem Stdnradn.1tfrt.
siatttt ~strfauit unit itr Stydd marfirt fur alt
6dHptrunitt.
R.s.r ! ttru Ia msftsst.StftIIf6af
Ir-ttrrii6s IamrfbSVtt .ISrtt : Rtf" uaS
,Rrrtt.ydnt" rtrlaHtn Gulutk Nputass une 5rtt-
'dss he sSps," Wattudr Sslane, Gttrsit unt
Buffalo uHe lauten In 0erbtneura NIT ten Great
3prtttrn 3ussu (Gafun 8atludp Of Ntuutfstd)
ct. PAUL uns minneapolis 8ttpur.1idus f9iitstn
tie eait STRIDE tin Cttr ,urid Elm. gu fdufsn bet
latu 8rtdt Nrrtttrn Ggtntsn Rttmdne ipntt ealt1
unt iurud rttfCn, cine rte itenC Sdft STRIDE rtnta-
ftus duf tintm @tss gu ttnuscn.
Bar Irudfa6tn uut 9utrrmattsr isr Rattn.
stItttu ufR. monte man I'D an
q. U. Sstos, Gstut, Ct. SIsue, Dtinu
Osu Q. 8. Gsttnts, 81. a..
Ct. ysrI, Wts
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ansdict's Academy
-" oofspb. etearns eounts, mtun.

Der unterri6t In oerieIben un,fost hi.
% oent'fe uno en9lii1e Sprahe. nebft ansn
netoltten Sanoarbeiten iopie 0siHns,
ano gfalen. 8eionbere sufmerfiamtsit benz
AnterrtdBt tn her af1uhk
9eltentt. Gub rpiro bier Sbbtern @eleoeu.
bett 9%eboten, ii9 fir oaS Gebrfa6 ous.
aotioen um ndbere 9nstnnff tpenbe
SR: DIRECTRESS, @. S. B.,
ct Soieoh. Stearns 60. 9Rinu
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-11
sHEEPsHEAD BAY RACES.
Flat Bush stakes. worth $4,000, Won
by ReauitaI.


Sheepshead Bay. sept. 1O.-The atten-
dance here to-day was small. owing to the
great counter attraction. the yacht races.
The card had but one feature, the Flat
bush stakes Of the cash value OF $500,
and they were won handily by the favo-
rite, Requital. who defeated Ben Brush
by two lengths. CrescendO, who was well
backed at odds Of 10 >, finished third
The starters were quite numerous in the
other events and the sport was excellent
throughout; the track was fine and was
in superb condition. Summaries:
First Race-For all ages, six furlongs.
on main track. Helen Nichols. 11s. Reiff
6 to ., won, with Roundsman second and
Volley third Time l:14.
Second Race-For 2-year-olds, five fur
longs. Margrave. III, Griffin. TO ., won,
with Captive second and Casette third.
Time .02
Third Race-For 3-year-olds and upward
one mile. Buckrene, 109 Reiff. TO l. won,
with Buckwa second and Cass third.
Lao As.
Fourth Raee-The Flatbush stakes.
seven furlongs, for 2-year-Olds. Requit-
tai, rs, Griffin, to 5. won. with Ben
Brush second and Crescendo third. Time
1928
Fifth Race-For 3-year-olds and upward
handicap mile and a half. Redskin, H.
Doggett, to 1, won, with Song and
Dance second and Sabilla third. Time
2:36 Is.
Sixth Race-For 3-year-olds and upward
one mile and a furlong, on turf. Lang
don, 102 A. Clayton, s to 1. won, with
Darien second and Maurice third. Time
l.56
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-11
= =

I'VE mean business. and let this be your
warning"
Here followed eight names. designating
the principal men for whom this hint was
intended. The notice concluded as follows:
And a great many others known 70 this
organization. Vigilance Committee
I'VE are 200 strong"
As soon as the vigilantes had finished
their business, without disturbing any
one else, they retired The first squad
that went out took with them the under
sheriff with a pistol pointed at his head.
Without explaining why ne was wanted,
they simply conducted him from the prem
ises.
Not a sound was uttered, but in separate
squads, the committee backed out OF the
door, covering their respective men, ana
Deputy Sheriff Bob Johnson, who was in
charge OF the Jail, officiating in the place
Of another jailer was the last man 10 be
uncovered. His guard gradually withdrew,
one by one, until but one man was left,
and the deputy had TO conduct him to the
door; the pistol being fairly braeed against
his temple second after the last man
had disappeared from the doorway, the
deputy looked out, but everything was
quiet and no one in sight Only two life
less human forms were dangling in the
night air from the ropes end in the faint
light OF a lantern that was left standing
on the ground, a grewsOmc spectacle.
OF course the news spread like wildhre,
and in fifteen minutes dozens, which soon
swelled to hundreds, of curious sight
seers crowded around the Jail to feast
their eyes upon the work of the regulat-
ors, to look on the appalling spectacle
and take warning. Little was said, for il
lot jumping and highway robbery thence
forth became unDODular
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-11

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YES, JOE" ILL MARRY YOU; BUT
you must buy the ring from Fegeas, the
reliable jeweler, los Broughton; father
got his watch and mother her specUacles
there, and they both satisfied; I'll be,
too; don't forget my number is 0i1.
"EMILE'S HAIR TONIC" AND
everything pertaining to hair. BroughtOn
street Hair Store; par excellence the place.
CONTRACTS MADE WITH BUSINESS
firms everywhere for the reliable distribu-
ton of all kinds of advertising matter
such as circulars, posters etc. A trial or
der is solicited. Having plenty of unem-
ployed help we will make competitors
squeaL Tarver's Intelligence Bureau.
SEND Us YOUR UMBRELLA OR PAR
asol frames. We have all kinds of covers
made by US. Repairing well done. Savan-
nah Umbrella Factory, Sc Whitaker, cor
ner Hull.
THERE IS NOTHING THAT so Dis
turbs ones equanimity as an aching foot;
Lem Davis, surgeon chiropodist removes
and cures ingrOWng nails, cOrns, bum
ions and other ailments that feet are heir
to. Leave orders at Wheeler's Pharmacy,
Bull and State streets.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-11
BLAZE AT ALBANY.
Fire Badly Damages Two Frame
BuiIdfngs-Physicia Quarrel.


NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Quarrel.
Albany, Ga, Sept. 10.-At $3.50 o'clock
this morning two small frame buildings
on Washington street, occupied by ]. j.
Gorday and Hill Bros, respectively, as a
bar-room and grocery store, were discov-
cred on fire.
The fire department responded promptly
but, owing to their combustible nature,
the buildings were badly damaged. Cor
day had insurance of $3.50 on his stock
but the loss, if any, could not be ascer-
tanned. Hill Bros loss is $780, with $500
insurance. The buildings were owned by
Arnold & Brown, and We're fully insured.
Two of Albany's leading physicians be-
came involved to-day in an alteration
over a question of professional ethics,
which came near ending in something Sc
rious. Both gentlemen are possessed of
undoubted courage, and ii was only the
intervention of mutual friends that pre-
vented a serious encounter. Subsequent
ly, however, explanations were in order,
and the war cloud vanished.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-11
LARGEST AND ABANDONMENT.
Georgia Building visited by Gov. At
I<insOn and Others.

klnSOn ana Otners.
Atlanta, Ca, Sept. l0-Gov. Atkinson,
in company with the other members of
the state commission. made their first
visit to the Georgia building at the expo
sition grounds to-day. The building is
now completed, ready for the reception
of exhibits. With the exception of the
finishing touches, the decorations are be-
ing rapidly put in place, and altogether
the building presented an appearance that
agreeably surprised the governor and the
other commissioners.
The Georgia building is the largest state
building on the grounds, as well as one of
the handsomest and will have a complete
system of interior decorations. The decor
atoms will be more elaborate and COM
plete than in any other building and will
attract special attention. Portions Of some
of the county exhibits have already ar
rived and by the latter part of the week
nearly all the exhibits will be on the
grounds. Every effort is being made to
have the whole exhibit ready by the OPEN
ing day.