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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03
An Astonishs.si Critic.

The gil who took the second part In
The Merchant of Venice at the thsaser
last night was 50 soabrettish that ron
siderable assontshnseHt was expressed
mat she didn't bounce rp and down In
surprise when she ss, on cne o: The plush
chairs Soubrett@s always DO this n was
joke when the s0ubrs;te In Noan's fnat-
Ing theaier made her frs; appearance.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03

StcaseeT tsrvyhe-saG gives excursion 20
Pet o7vhzre SssnsisY May : leaving
t'oiEann tock p. n. leaves PORT Orchard
, m Two acGFs a. navy YARD & cents
To4aa tria
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03
DIR. RADCLIFFE
sing LUNG { CO, Merchant Tlilan

Suits made to order at short notes =
lowest prices. Always keep new goods =
hand. 1913 SECOND AYESUh'
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-03

isae --5isea foarnAfneas ~ West ssse
g c Nev Nes&
t..t s.nasa ...tr-s-fest ~ tAe So
e-t- .' e. Seaarieht. \ : tclni
U.s. fs assn tasru aulcss % IsaEA.a L r.
'ra' y y t-,isA
5 tf-o tournament 90 Eln.r. ?
g.. \ Y.
JAW -l tournament - Loo x~oas
G. e. l7-Ssa,s1 Mass scerA
'} se7 scagn4asSas * NeWcAs.ls
:. e.. $ee0zs.i~ y IL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
6runoreaeln fur bic YienenBuht

8runoregeln fir bic Vienen5ubt.
i. 0er mt eutsm @rfolae be Bis'
uensuht betrelben MD, Der buloe feinen
ihwahen Stod. 2. NIte &oui9innen
iolsn niht aeouloet weroer; feline ie,
iiter orei Sabre oft. 3. Sm Binter
io(eu bic Blsnsn Die srbBre Rube uno
tets iriihe, CUTE Cult baben. 4. Nat
Dem eriten 5ribliussaus flua iOnen be
B;enen outs nsue ms WIrtsrlaaer Tom.
mer. Nm meiiten leioeu bic Slide I'M
Irihi1b ID bel mshisluoer @itieruns. 5.
Wat hem srfisu Nus fluae Die Blersn i'm
Binterlassr behalisn, bis es uiele Blu
men aisbt, beIBt bic 8interlillsn sur
nisliten Nrbeit auibswabrsn. Nah
Der aeDDbnliden B%Isnenpileae iino bis
aniauas Nai bic Wintsrlllien aae toot,
islbft Elm grocer 1bell Don ben iton
uahaesossneu. Sm Jribiabr. auh
usnn bic Blenen ihon HslBls H,sasn.
a0nne mau linen Die m0slihie 8ube.
s%iDrunaen iinb h6ta nadtbeilia. 8.
;Sm CONNER, b%elonosrs sur Belt Der
Souiatradt, psritafs man ben Biensn'
St6deu uiel Rdum. 7. Wor Nuem lafe
mon ben Blensn tsiusu Wansel on Nab'
runa. 8. Cine Suupiiorse ie, elm aules
Brutlasrrj isine Babe lei aber orel
Sabre alt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
2an0mirtbidafai9es.

Der SobanniS. Nosaen gibt boppel
te Grnte.-8 Bon W. Ntrni9.-Soban
ulsrossen bot ieinen Namsn pom SO
bannisinse (2l. SUM- neil er ms'tsns
turj Dor ODER balo nad Sobannt ssidst
tplro; natlrlih mare bies fir CONNER
ros9en 81 ipdt uno ilr Bintsrroassu 81
frib absr Der Sotanulsrossen n mebtr
oas elne mob oas onoere ionoern III cine
Spielart leloer, cine 8sreoluua I'm mob
rem Gimme beS Wortes. Der Sobanuis.
roasen erSeust 2 @rnten. er fann beteits
6 Bohen nod Der Saat, tpsnu er eipa
Il SUB bod if. als @riiniutter abss.
i1nitten uno i'm Serbfte abaepslbet ner'
Den uno 9ibt oann i'm nGhiteu CONNER
nod cine CUTE 8orners @rnte. Die Helb
beitsauns oes Sobannisrossen 1T Der
oss anoeren &o9sen gong sleid. nur
uiro er idmdder se,det. oa er iih auBer
oroertlih reid beiiodt; IS senist cine
Saatmense BON 3 bis 4 Bed (4O bis 50)
per Gcre. Sd babe ben SObaunisros.
gen in Der Wart Branoenbur9 ouf leih'
ZEN Booen sebaai. aui ibmersm Boosn
Dabe ib nod felne 8eriuhe semadt uno
es t0nnen u%sruualidte grperimente aud
uur ouf unpoienoe Yobenusrbdltniii,
Surid5ufiibrsn iein. SeoeniaQs perolent
Dec Sohannlsrosssn uniere Bead,uus
uno id faun Ssriute bomlt nur empieb
len. 8Iele meiner Bstanuten liHo uou
oielem Hogaen oeS Gobss pou.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
Was ist


CastOria list DIR. Samuel Pitchers NerOrdnung fir Sauglinge
und Kinder. Is enthalt weder Opium noch MOrphin,
nOch andere narkotische Bestandtheile. rs ist Elm I'M
schadlicher ErSatz fir P~arcg0Tica, TrOpfeR, Soothing
Syrup" und CastOr-Cel. Is Sclmeckt gut. Fir SEMEN
Werth bGrgt die Thatsache, daSS MilliOnen MGtter es seit
dreissig Jahren anwenden. CastOrfa ~yerhindert das Aus
werfen Won saurem Speichel heilt DiarrhG und Wind
KOik. CastOria ~erleichtert die BeSchwerden des Zah-
mems, kurirt NerstOpfung und Blahungen. CastOria
bef0rdert den StOfwechsel, halt den MaSen in 0rdnung,
regulirt den Stuhl und yerleiht g%esunden, natirlichen
Schlaf. CastOria ist das Uniyersalmittel fir Kinder -
der Mutter Freund.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
Die GrGke bel Siihueru.-4undtft

Ste SraBe pei 0uDlern. -Snna1li
maiden lid on 8Opf. &nmm uuo 9dufsn
feline. pelBtib sraue Jleten bemertbnr.
Die nab uuo nod GROCER wsroeu uno iit
NIT Sorfen uon melit bslbrauuer 5dr.
buna beosden, inter oenen mon Die Wll.
ben. nslte Die 8rontbeit ueronlohen.
uorfiueet. Die BOrfen meroen moment.
ltd on ben Yeinen INNER oldsr unb GRO,
ser, erbulien Elm b6der,ses. %riiiises Wus.
ishsn uno sepdbreu on ben 2duien cen
Nublld, oils oh bic Slbner in 2sbm,
W6rtel ODER Salt setreteu isisn. mes
haik Dies 9tioen auh nit Dem Namen
,8altbsine" beSeihnei wiro. Die ga.
tienten Seisen elm beitises Sudseflbl,
uslhes lib pdbreno Der Ndbi i'm mar
men Stole nod iteissrt uno bic ndht.
Iihs Rube beirGhtiih hort. Wlttel &c.
gen bleie Geiben lino Bdoer in elnsr /
bls l.5 YroSent i"tn,feu Gpiol. ODER
8r~solinloiuns uno srinolihs 6eiuisune
Der o., fliselfdle. Die usbertraauue
Der NRilbeu nuf seiuuoe Gbiere aebt ON
hduiisiisn wdbrsno Der Nadt. uenn Die
patner cltt seordnst iisen uuo Die Dor
ten burh ben Saun erpdtmt tueroen,
uor iih. Die llsberirasuns oon ben
GGnieu, no iib oas 9eioen stiu0hnlih
,~usrt. 5uweilsu ausfblisBtid.% ausblloet,
auf 8opi 8amm, Shuabsl ssihiebt
burd 8e,ben uno Sldeu nit benz Shua.
bel on Den iudenoen 8%uBtbeilen. Su'
iolae Der gtfranfnna Der 6aut. Der &abs'
itbruns uno Der gniSiebuna bon Nabs
runa ourd bic Wllben ruereen bic Sibs
ner mott, masern ab, iisuen Die Broouf
tlon BON G,eru nah uno nah sdnSlih
elm uno seben enolld on Gb5sbruns 81
8runoe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
Shlehte Gntiduloiauno.

Gin iunser Waler, Der bic 9o1tsr
ielnsr 2eslsuirtbin pprtrdtirt uno Elm
vN dten" Der Muttsr bsuust, UNI Der
iunseu Sb0neu Elm paar aliis gu ssbsn,
wiro pon Der sur untelt srwudsuoep
Wutter untsrbroden. nSa-ubsr Serr
Jarbis- mas MAIDEN Sle osnn Do p"
,Nur Stuoium, uerebrte 5rau! Sd
fonnte bier nuf benz SIlbe bic Wuno.
partie nimmer redt trsfeu, oa mug
ids 10 mahen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07

Yoriibt beim 5iidfauf. - Der ie
beobattete, in melt berjloier Weiie Die
gambler oft NIT ben 5lideu umaeben
ruie iie bdufis uiele Stunoeu in idmusi.
gem, fuft itlntenosm Baiier iein miiisn,
aem miro ss pObl flar iein, boB man
bsim ginfauf oerielben iebr oorlittls
ieiu muB. 9aB aud Die JiIde 8rant.
beiten uuternOtfen iino uno bob of
periooi'h Seuben uuter lbuen berrihsu,
brauht taum erwdbnt 81 weroen. Nut
pdbreno Der GaIt5eit iiuo uisls @atiuu.
gen nibt nur un%senieBbar, ~ionoern &C.
raoeSu iddolib. Wan ibut am beiten.
nur l~ebenoise Slide 81 f~aufsn. oener
man leidt aniiebt. oh lie munter uno &C.
iuno iino. Beim @infaui seittahteter
Jiide ahle man oarou', bob Die Snnen.
ielte Der 8iemen. iowle be 5lolien, nod
lebbaft ROTH eribe,usn uno Die Nussr
flar bsruorfebsn. Sartes Slsiid if
uut Elm sutes 8ennSeiben fir ben
iriihen. 9eluncen 3aftano ber Slide.
Bsites. lappises 5leiih 1T Elm itleh.
les 3eihen, Elm Semeis. oaB iie idOu
toot selesen hobeu uuo IN ben er.
TN @rao Der 5dulniB ib~srsesanseu
i,no. Nae abaeforbenen 5lite aebsn
bulo in 5dulniB iber; iino oieielben cber
nod Dor elnisen Stuuben lebenois ae.
bonn iino iie uniddci,h. Rla
mon lebenoe Slide eiuise 3slt aufbe.
uabren. 10 uerasiis man n,6t. ouB fir
lie frlitss 0niisr b~aiislbs 1T wie fir uns
3eiunoe 9uft. Wan usriorse iie oaber
nit oieiem ibrem 2ebenselemsnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07

Setrin9cn.-9 37i6bri9e Gin
tier BON bier scrleib inter elnen umItiir'
ssuoen Ssuidobsr uno iano ben Grflt'
fuu9stOo.
@reipeloin9en. Die Sol,.
prsiis iisbsu in Der WOielacssno unse'
msin bob. Nuf ben 8eritel9erunsen
pcn bier uno Siaotbreoimus slnaen be
Gldenhdmme Su enormsn Brslien. bic
aoroe YuhsnidsiibolS wuroe gu % bis
30. 5r. u~erfnuit uuo bre 8eIierbauien
wuroen sbsuials gut bsbabl'.
Yetinsen.-Su lssier Gohs if
bic Seuhe un.er ben ,@runsern" in
Betinsen wisoer hart uuissire,en unn
fab unseiabr rs Siid al oelielbsH per,
snost. aui duororuns Ses 9an.Onal.
91ierarStss if Die S%taaipsrre usrbdral
motoen.
gttelb il d.-Wit Der YerarDBe'
runa ees Yabnboiss in gttelbriid wirt
idon i'm ndditeu Sommer besonuer
meroen.
Straen.-Sier ~ieierteu bic gbe'
leuie Ebiu. Sdmit, umssben bon ibrsr
8inoera uno elmer Sablreldsu Gntel
idaar. lbre sOlosne Sob5eit.
Slarweiler. - Cine epidemic
inter benz @elisel in 5lurueiler psrur
indt bort aroBe 8srluiie. Sibner uni
Gnten iolen oui Offsnsr SiraBe toot ME-
Der Die 8efldselbOie uerldieoene,
SGuier iino iton sdnSlih ousseforben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
Sine quite 8elesenbcit.

Die unterWihnste bietet Sstem, Der Saus
une Stanuna nstf Sicre nit einem iammt'
lihen gcrratb an @rcetrisn. Gntnmadren,
Sbuten unb Stisfsin ME aud porcelain.
uub Sreerwaartn fauisn cetr In Yaht
nebmsn mGbts, tisrju bic bette 8tltatnbttt.
Nedsftircu ee mDssn ib penpsn an
u 8. Srpmtlt.
81 At 8ios, Winn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
Yu6Ien's glrntfa SaIbe.

Sle bette Salbe in Der Nelt fir SGnitt.
punoen, Nbidlriuns, 8eitlpiire, SaISHus,
5ieberlpunoen, 5ledten, Sdrammen on ben
Sdnoen, 5roibeulen, Sibnerausen uno ole
Sautiebler; iie belt poiitip Samurrboioen
ceer teine 3abluna perlanst. 8a,aHtirt,
oaB uolltd noise 3uirieoenbeit seseben
piro, posr oas 8elo piro Suriiderfuttet.
Ereis per Sdadtel 25 Gents. gu perfau.
len IN ". 8. Suhu'F Nrrttsle.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
Dos lanai.

2anoraib: r9tan. lisbGr 5oritmeier.
bot Dir 5err Nisiior bel Der bsutlsen
SaSo uiel seidoHen?"
5orftme,er: %, Der bate bsute elm
bsionoerss 9lIf!"
Ganoralb: $50. luas bat er oenn &C.
trOffen?"
5orftmelsr: us Slid, nGnllb 3
1reiber. 2 aibe. l Siero. l 8etrsioe'
ltaoel uno s Bdume."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
Surilteroeutih.

ga. mas 1T osrn bas? Ysrloren
bd,i' i'd Den BrussBp Sic baben mir
bod aan5 bslttmmi asiast. Ssrr Doctor,
Der Yro,eB whroe %s'uonnsn!"
.Gaeroinss. llsbst 5reuno. babe ih
cas seiast. Unit ME Sic iebsr. 1T sr
uuh asmonnen leloer bon Der @esen
Narteil"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
@rauiam.

Sill: ,Nun. mas lduit osnu io?"
pi init Dem Gfsn fir ibren S1as
in Der Sano): SET les nsuus, uuc
ielt liebeu ubr tuartet mel @'ireiier aui
lei Nbenoefeu! Nst on auseublld bat
MIDI mel 5rau iber B. Stissen 'ruuter
s'loiien!"
2ii: rNsin no 10 'pua! 9as 1T 10
bic ~rein5te Selooteuibinoerei!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
MlbperfdnoniB.

9rSi (Su Srauleiu @ulalia, bic ibn
russen eluss uuwublisIns coniultit; bat /:
bite. Ssissn Sic mir Sbre 3unas!...
90 uno iest re'den Sic mir Sbre
p1no!"
5rdulem @ulalia (e%rr0tbsno): %.
Derr Doctor - bas tomm! 10 p!6Bllu"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
Start &nmbcr So.

gambler in Senfsr : unp 9tir /. @siim.
fen, Sstleiruns unb Yaumatsrial iesliter
Qrt. Yrirst Cure gils Elm fur &bIhat.
,unaen. @ir batsn eintass quite 0umter
fur Sc per 5aulenb. Bel Gifentdtn' Waa'
9pnlarunssn gilt ss fur bic 8dufer sepift
Speyialitdtsn. Sfiu unp Nitper2se an
ode ron Ct. 0srmainfraBe une III. dive.
rSrtltt. 20-ta
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
DIE uelmeiaerte 2ulaae.

Ssrr GObn Gum SfIce.Bop) vae
3ula9'? SalBl a Jretbsit! 0ab' id
Dir MD erft erb0bt nsulid oas ga.
ldir?"
Office. Bon: r0us 10 absr idOn isds
Wonat Surid. Serr @obn!"
Serr @Obn: r8sa. 9u slaubit bod
MD einu, BOB l4 Dir muB erb0b'n
oas Solalr isoss NAL, no I'D mad d
Yleile!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
Gin Trthiatr aus Ranias.

8eu. g. 9. Gpultou BON Gircleplne. SIS,
iaat: Or. Na.uer-Sbr .ypbite 8ine Of
Tar Sprup- nuroe IN mriner Jamilie ges
braudi uno oils elm Rittel beiuuoen, oas
mebr uno better 1T, oils Sic beanipruben,
70 1T elm raldss Setlmittel seseu a1e
Gals. unb luuaenleioen. 8u perfaufen IN
u, 3. SubnS apoteefe, St. gloue, Rina.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
YOSboft.

ardulein: rSie finb bsuie COR nidi
10 bOsbaft, 6err Doctor; ionft miiien
sic bod INNER bic suu5s @eisridnit Su
d~r3ern!"
Serr: .Warten sic nur Oh, i9 per.
be Sic slelb aufo,ofrn, ein 9leoben Su
fin9en!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
Simon 3. Buffer

o%etiauit irli6e Butter 81 10 bis IS Cts eas
BIB. Ii. friihe gisr an 12H Cts per 9useno.
9as bette Dtebl uno aussebelhnstes Slebs
tntter Al ben niebrisiteu Yrelten perfauft.
Office unb Gisbsrlase 6. &pe. jlolit,
6-ba ct. q loub, Rinneiota.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07

BaS- @elo ~ usrle,ben in ir9eno
peldsu Summsu 81 nieorisen 8ln'sn.
Der autes 2aub bldg faufsn mla. ipre'
de bel mir Dor. Yeter Grid. ct.
Glpuo, Wiuu. lA'oo
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
Yolar,R alte.

Gin NOrepOl : 6oriher erjdblt bel
I.ih BON ieinsn Grlebuifeu: .au Die.
lem Bunfte lusen lplr Swanjis Toss
left unb on ieOem Gage battsn mir crei
Big @rao JrOft."
Dame: yDa buben Sic alio isdsbuu
BERT Grab ousaehalieH!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
en- Der tDbereu 10hterihule.

,aonnsn Sic mir iaseu, 5rdulsiu
@uo. parum Die Ssaenoeu i'm bobsu
Notoen msu,ser bspoIfert lino, oils Die
ilolihsn 9essnosn?"
-8sil - neil - neil eS bort teiue
Si0rhe 9ibi!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
NQeS uou.

Nut einem BabnbOfe nil elm 5ismlld
onsebeiterter Serr in elneu Baseu itel.
gen. 9erin iiBenber Ssrr: ,pier Ton
men Sic ni9t einfteiSen. Gqea uoQ!"
~Bltte rsdt iebr, Sic uieasidtP SD
nod lanae nidt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
Beim 6eirathsofrmittler.

Suuser Wann: r@iiien Sic uieIsidi
cine Dame fir MIDI. bic blbit, jung,
reid uno sebiloet it?"
Seiratbs.B ermittler: .Nbsr, better
6srr. aus ben Gieenituitsu made i'd ia
uier Yartiesn!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
Yeihelnen,

Sic: so beareiie nidt, pie Nu 10
lslosnidaitild Dem scaiipiele nahssbsn
.fannt!"
Or: vSu liebsr 8ott. ss blsibt mir
ia Die sinSiss WoslIhfeli. aub einmal
Die YoIbdno 81 babeH!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
6elb III perleiben.

Sb babe INNER pisl 8slb gum gerletbsn
~ niserisen 8atsn auf eultipirts Sarmtn.
81, @nleitsn wertsn prompt abasi6lcden.
Is ba gB. y. Or ittell.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07

gls 8abp 'rbiclt iie, tenn frant, 6aioria.
gls lie elm ainb mar, berIanete ie 6aioria.
sIs jun9e Dame bisIt ie ief an Gaiforia.
sIS Wutter CAB ie ibrsn ainbern Gaforta.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07

5reisr: r9aHen Sic mid bod au1
siumal be Photographic BON Der uorrd.
lbisen Bartie feben."
Seirutbsuermittler: r9ie tpirb nitis
fur sic ieiu. bic If nur idr gang 8urs.
iidti9s."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
CastOria.

'CastOrta empfehle iCh, weil es Elm gutes
Mittel fur Kinder ist und besser ais ale an
deren, die ich kcnue."
II. A. ARCHER, DR.. med.
Ill So. oxford Str, Brooklyn, n. 7.
Unsere AerZte in der Abthellung fur Kin
der wissen slch uber die E~Tflhrungen nit Ca.
stOria IN ihrcr Privat- PraXis NIGHT lObend ge-
mug ausZudrucECn; und ODgletch wiz, ais
Kegel, nur Oniclnale Mittel ~anwenden, geste-
hen wiz doch bereitwillis Zu, dass CastDria
durCh semen Werth uns dahin gebracht hat,
es "a 5chatzen."
UNITED HOSPITAL & D~IsPENsARY,
Boston, Mass.
ALLEN c.. SMITH. Pras.
IurraY Str. New York CITY.
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SiaI!lte Brobe.

Doctor (5am Batienten): .3t's
init Sbra 5dlOHoiisfeli mrthb 70
itlimm?"
Bulisni: runo oh! Sd sirs ssiterr
uus SsrSwsiil ula IN eine Yremlere, uuo
uiht elnmal Ia iUnnte it ldlafen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
gu berfaufen.

Gin autss @sitdftssetdute nstt @ct.
nuns, Gisbaus unb Stauuna. ares in better
Srenuns, 5 @der BON her fatbcltihen ct.
Stepban STRIDE unt S6ule. i'm 3cwn Srcf.
nap, Stearns &puntp, sslr9en, unter an.
usbmtdrsn S~,rin9un9su ju tdufen. Nii
eem @sIhdftsSsbdupe fann ie mad Wunit
Der Waarenpprratb lbernpmmtn pereen
cter niht. Nateres bel
Spbn Sttbat,
20 At grcdpap, Winn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07

''Castoria ist das beste Mittel fur Kinder,
das ten kenne. Horfentlich wlrd bald die Zeit
kommen, dass die Mhtter das wahr WOhl
ihrer Kinder berucksichtigen und Castoria
gebrauchen, VIC sic sonst Zu allerlei Quacksal-
bereien grinen und ihren Liebllnseu opium,
Morphin, "Soothing syrup" und andere
schadliche Mlxturen die Kehle madagascar
und SO elm vorzeitges GRAB bereiteten."
DR J. i. KINCHELoE,
Conway, Ark.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07
CaStOria.

"Castoria ist Elm trefiiches Mittel fur Kin.
der. Mhtter haben mir wiederholt Won seiner
guten Wirkung auf hire Kinder erzahlt."
DIR. q. @. OsGOOD,
Lowell, Mass.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-05-07

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The Portland daily press., 1896-09-07
Failure of a Man With a Fat Salary.

Waterbury CT, September 6.-An-
nouDcement was made last night of the
financial embarI assment of Judge Alfred
r. Bgaslsfreet Of TlsGmast7n presiding
judge Of the district court of Waterbury
with salary of $500. NO assignment.
He is said to be involved to the amount
of 500, 900. Six men in Waterbury are
said to be Judge Bradstreet's endorsers
on personal note Tor 800. 600. Nine other
endorsers are reported for amounts rang
ing from $500 to $40, 000 each. This is
said to be full list of creditors in this
Vicinity. Judge Bradstreet has been on
the bench for Is years but performed very
little duty last year owing to his busi-
ness interests in New York. 1t Is said he
lost heavily on silver mining Investments
on account of the repeal of the purchase
clause by Congress. he was interested in
the Empire Wool Co. of New York which
erected large warehouses and expected to
coin money by extracting oil from wool
by process which did not pan out as
expected.
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-07
WILL REST IN ZOAR.
Candidate Mckinley Will Take a
Few Days Off.
AFTER THAT EXPECTS TO WORK
DAILY UNTIL ELECTION.

Receives Numerous Delegates Daily and
and Is Glad to See Them All-MajOr
However Wishes They Gould Distribute
Visits More Evenly.
Canton, O., September 6. 6.-Maior Nc
Kinley shook hands with more than 5000
citizens of Pennsylvania yesterday. He
was somewhat fatigued today and more
determined than ever to go to Zoar for o
few days rest this week He has boon
working very hard since his nomination
and from the latter part of this week up
to the very day of election, he expects to
be occupied all the willis and to have
no time for recreation. Zoar is a quies
and quaint religious community where
the people own property in common.
There is a pleasant, small hotel there
which will be placed at the disposal Of
the Major. Mr.. Mckinley does not ex-
peot to remain longer than two or three
days in Zoar.
Delegates are coming in large num-
bers from all parts of the country. No
day goes by without bringing letters
of inquiry respecting dates for the
proposed visits. Major Mckinley said
today that he was always exceedingly
glad to have delegations come to, Canton
to see him, but it would be more con-
venient in many ways if 1t could be ar
ranged to have not more than two par
ties of visitors arrive on the same day.
A Delegations which contemplate coming
to Canton should try to arrange the time
of coming SO as not to bring visitors
from too many places here on the same
day. This can be done bystelsgraphing
tosOanton and asoertaining what dates
are open.
Thursday the editors of Ohio hold the
annual meeting of their association in
Canton. They are to be addressed by
Charles Emory Smith and other editors.
They will call npon Major Mckinley
and he will make speech to them.
MAJOR Mckinley attended communion
service at the Methodist church this
morning and remained at homo all the
afternoon and evening, foregoing his
customary drive. Major Mckinley re-
| oeiyed large number of kilograms to-
day. They come from all parts of the
| country and indioats great activity
among the Republicans and Mckinley
| Democrats.
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-07
WORLDS GREATEST TRIO.
LII Says They We're Napoleon, Ya0
and Washington.

The Chinese Statesman to the American
PeopIe-He Decorates Hotel Men with
Silver Medals.
Washington, September 5.-Li Hung
Chang's tribute to the American people
was given to the United and Associated
Presses this afternoon for dissemina-
tion. He said: 1.-THE three foremost men
in history have been Napoleon, the
Chinese Emperor Yao and Washington.
Napoleon created an empire, which was
speedily destroyed. Yao created an EN-
pire, and then proceeded himself to rule
over 1t. Washington built up great
nation and then stepped aside, leaving
Others to govern it,"
When the vicerOy returned to his hotel
at noon, the rain had begun to fall
heavily and he Immediately announced
he would cancel all further sightseeing
and remain in his apartments until he
had to leave for his train. Luncheon was
promptly served and followed by the
some wreath. which had been ordered
for the vice to take to Mount Vernon
and placed on Washington's tomb, was
sent to the Chinese legation with in
structions for the minister to perform the
act OF homage as the Emperor's repre-
sentative. A present of $3.50 WAS sent
down to be divided among the hotel SER
wants and the proprietor and manager of
| the hotel were decorated with silver
medals similar in appearance to the old
trade dollar, but hardly SO we'll executed.
During the afternoon Secretary Fran
| els made brief call 70 pay bis respects,
| and short audience was granted tosa
female lecturer, who had said kind
| things Of the am bassador at one time.
About 8, carriages were taken for the
depot by the entire party. Gen. Ruger,
as usual, escorted Ii Hung Chang and
the party was escorted by four troops OF
the Sixth cavalry. The same sumptuous
train that brought the party from New
York was in readiness, Vice-president
Thompson's private car being reserved
for the ambassador. and at o'clock the
| journey to Niagara Falls began. Niagara
Falls will be reached at l1.2O tomorrow
morning.
The Portland daily press., 1896-09-07
Chairman Manley's Views.

Augusta, Septem ber 6.-Chairman
Manley OF tho Republican state commit
tee says concerning the Maine election:
"Tha canvass shows oonolusively that
this Republican party will not lose any
considerable number of its Nom bars, that
large number Of Democrats will
refuse to vote, being thoroughly dis
gusted with the non. Democratic posit-
ion of the Democratic party; and that
in every city and town there are some
Democrats who will vote for Mr.. Pow
ers, in order to express their objection
to the Chicago platform, and that it is
safe to assert that Mr.. Powers will re-
oeive the largest majority ever received
by Republican candidate for governor
in Presidential year.
,"We shall carry every county in the
state. Waldo and Knox are as sure to
give Republican majorities as Kenne-
bee and Penobscot, and Waldo and Knox
are the only two counties which even
the silver men have had the courage to
claim"