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RAILROADS
RAILROAD.
STATION CORNER OF SIXTH ANO q
q STREETS.
Tn Effect Janrary O. 1906


In Effect January q. 1900
do.3o E ri. .PENNsYLYANI Ia LIN
ITED.-Pai:iil;4n Sleeping. DinlIE. SnIoh,
ing and Observation Cans, Har.lspnIIE
90 Chicago Cincinnati, lnclanaDOns. 81
Louis. Cleveland. and 1oleuo buhca
PRrlor Car 10 Harrisburg!
1880 A. M FAST DlSE.-P1ilfnah
Buffet la al ar 10 baTrisDurE ~ ~aIot
and Dining Cars. Harrisburg TO Piilsnqrg;
RAO II. II. CHICAGO AND 81. LOUIS
EAPKiss ~.-rd.lu;:in Buffet ta:!nf @ az
20 HarrisuGrE Stepping and DininE Nass
Harrisburg toSt LOUIS. Cincinnati. LOUIS
willie anG Ti,ItzSo.
G.1OP. M. WESTERN EXPRESS
Pullnlan SiCepinE Car TO Chicago aEu
Harrisburg IL Cleveland. Dining car 10
go y. NJ southwestern Ex-
PREsS-Pail,isn Sleeping and Dining
Cars TO 81 Louis. and Sleeping Car.
Harrisburg 10 Cincinnati. -...
PulInlf SletsI.ing Car To Pittsburg
9.6O A. M. Cor Kane. Canandatgua.
Rohccster and Hiasara Falls, daily. ez-
10r3O a TAI. Tor Elnllra and Renova.
daily, exctpt Sunday For Wili!ansDOrt
1T0P. NJ Tor wiiIiamsport. Rochester.
Buffaio ana Niagara Falls, daily. except
Saturday. lr!th Sleeping Car Washington
20 Suspension bridge. via Buffalo
1910 Il. I'd. fcr Erie. Canandaigua,
Rochester. lmffa.o and Niagara Falls.
daily SicC pinG car Washington 10 ElInira.
For Philadelphia. New York and the
Rast.
M.oo nj. CONGRESSIONAL LIN.
ITED''-Daliy. all Parlor Cars. with
Dining Car from baltimore. Regular al
f.0o dining Carl: 7:2O. 800, 1000 tpln,
ing Carl. 1908 dining Carr and II 90
DINING Car from Wilmington A. h.,
12:45, 3.lb. 4:20, 6:30. 1000 and II 80
P NJ on sunday. ? O5 tDining Carl
uiininG car rom Wilsningtonl A M: 1915,
bI5. 4.20. 8 40, 1000, and 1856 L, NJ
DAYS. m s. S:6l and $40 NJ daily For
Boston wit5oat change. Z 30 A al weeK'
1000 1893. - 50 ! 9 9 Q an9 j 80 g "A
limited $50. 436, o 80, 6.0b. go,
Pm y on p, sqndiaIy .si ~ o5. 20 $-9S, g9s,
POL, 3l5. 40, 100 Limited 4.20,
b.4O, cot; 80. 7lO. 1000. 10. 40
For PoDe's Crcei; Line : 20 a. N. and 4 SO
: p. no. dailE except sunday.
days. . 90 N. and 4.2O p. IN
6Ilantio Cost Line. Florida speciar'
Tor Jacksonville and 81. Augustine 10: 43
~ m week DAYS Express for Richmond
points on 4 iailtic Coast Line, 4:3O a. n 81.
@ &c =. ~. daiiy Richmond ana Atlanta,
a. m. week days.
Accommodation FOR QuaniIco, 745 a. N,
oaily, and as y. 10. week days
For Alexandria. 40. 635. 74B, $40,
e.45, 1857; l1-5O a. m. u 80. 40.
$40, 49,. 5.C0, 5.37, 6.15 S-O2. 1910,
and l-..S p. ~. On Sunday at $50, 7.zb,
S.45 a. L.. = 10, G.I6. o.. and 10. 10
D. n.
Eeaye Alexandria for Washington, 6.O5.
6.z3, .o5. $40, $40. lu15 1U.2s a In,
100, 2.l5. , aG. 3 %. BOO. $50; o. 8;
200. 10. $40. 1O-52. aud Il .uS D. 10.
On sunddy at Ga, $40. 1928 q. N
216. 0-3U. s-UO, a.2O. $40 and lO.52
ID. N.
Ticket nffIccs. corner Fifteenth and O
streets, where orders can be left for The
checking OF baggage 10 destination from
hotels and residences.
q. M. PROVOST, JR wOOD
Gen Manager Gen Passenger Agent.
The morning times., 1896-03-31
Auction Sales

UNITED STATES MARSHAL'5 SALE--By
Virtae OF 4 writ OF fieri facias issued
out of the C!rrs's Office OF the Supreme
Court OF ii.e l,istTict Of Columbia, anu 10 uic
III front OF tia. courthouse duor, Washing
ton, ID. c.. on TUESDAY, April %, 4. ID.
S96, at l o'C-ucH a. M, the following de-
sCrilird real eS.Ite, To Wit: All OF Ellanore
A. II. AaErgGler'S ard George c. W. Ma
graders lntcresi IN lot X or James CruteiI-
ett's suodigis -uD OF lots in square 90, as
per plat rccoTlod IN lIDcr b, folio Oh, one of
jhe Istnd feCo.d. uf the Surveyors office uf
'hs Dist rict OF Columbia. seized and levied
upon as The property OF said Ellanore A. H.
Magruder ard So!1 ~ satisfy execution No.
39o58, in favor OF Geo. A. Arrnes.
ALBERT A. WILSON,
u. s. Marshal.
DUNCANSoN BROS, Auctionecrs.
10 IT, ~. sal-ds
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

u OIIcIrI IOr tIIr arrest and convic-
tion, or Information leading TO the arrest
aud conviction, Of any person found i'm
properly in possession OF any lanterns,
Iarpd ulins, picks, bars. axes, hammers,
hand axes. saws, shovc.S, barrows, tenn
pnrary track rails. switches or frogs, or
r,,rto or npnr1l oT euv nd nSS IN IN
the business OF the undersigned. For
marks OF Identification, etc, address T..
SAXTON, street railway contractor. Of
st ne: telephone, 1040, Washington, ID. G.
mr2S-l2t-eX sun
THE annual election of directors for
tue Washington Safe Deposit Com
nany Will be held on the oath day OF
4 pril, A. ID, 1896. SAM CROSS, Sec
retary. mh25-l mo
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PERsaN A4s.

sPIRITUALIgM test seagee
viii be IIeiq aI MonFs Hall, 72l 9th
st NV, on " NEDNESDAY evening by MRS;
Zoiler. medium; interviews daily, a23
A lalnd office budhess? Why shouldn't
we when we sell such elegant custom
suits. and oyercoatS ,'trIIle. worn,
JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 619 ID st. NV.
mr31-7t
MIME. FRANCIS. card reader and
TO grave, csc aud 66e; Hours to 9; s24
East capitol ST. mr3O-3 3t
S1OC reward FOR Il case OF dyspepsia or
indigestion that can1ot Ee cured with
Crump's Tonic OF Fruit and Spices. En-
dorscd 10y thc following: NJ. Nj. Parker.
TIlden, Al. D.. Pm, u; capt. =. j Guentllcr.
Charles DietZ, j. b. HHfnmond, ID. w. Glas-
sic, Charles u. Sinons. l. :. Brown. j Il.
part OF the city. Diop postal. CRuMP
MFG. Co.. COG r ST. NV. lee-3tw-tu.th.sa
NCTNG taught privately, 81; any
hour ualIy 10 p. m; cdss, S3 Tor
eight lessons; lady teachers; private resi-
deuce: refs. Address QUICK METHOD.
this office. ml27 II t-em
STYLISH dressmaking; fancy waists
$3.50; perfect fit. No. $50 12th NV.
Item
SCTENss'3 Fh c. paimistry; highest ref
crence; from 10 10 .. 73T 18Th st. Re-
moved from 50912th st. mr27-2w.
SaTd rs;r sT RosE SS sm.3TE can se
consulted on all affairs or life. 719 list
ST. NV. mrZ1-It
La DIES dining parIor connected with
the Evans dining rooms Is now agait
thrown open after being renovated: meals
ser Jed in the best manner at reasonable
prices: 20 cents, 10 cents, 10 cents and
special orders. s22 and 924 T st. NV
mh21-1 4t-em
SO CENTS DowN-New credit sys
tiers tabIe linen eIocl;s. silyerware' ha n.
Quet lamps. blankets, quilts. decorated
dinner and toilet sets. teachers Bibies'
etc. Send postal: VIII bring samples;
NORTHEAST CREDIT HOUSE. 1910 II
ne: open till 8 .. N. mro,lmo
PROF. CLAY, ,ciaryoyant. tells your
disposition, ambitions hopes, fcarS.
wishes, love affairs, business deals, lost or
stolen property; causes SPEEDY marriage;
brings separate ted together; removes spells.
evil Influences; tells everything for Soc;
hours, 10 to 8; open Sunday. 469 II ST,
bet IL and 9th SITS. sw. Hh1o-1m-em
II ALEE. True medium. tells life from
cradle TO grave; also business and
love affairs; lost ur stolen property; friends
and enemies. and how to avoid trouble:
removes evil influences, gives good luck,
etc; 20 and 5O cents; hours, o TO s.. S2S
Il ct. NV. miiS- limo
DIR. TAYLOR. sos f st. NV. makes
full sets or teeth for 50; satlslaC tlon
guaranteed, teeth extracted without pam,
gold filling, 81; amalgam, soc. se4-tr
LA DIES neCGiug Ccnfidential treat
meEt. 4 safe and sure IeLef in all
female trouble, constipation, lrregularl-
ties, tunlor, cancer. opium habit, fistula,
ETC. Separate looms fCr patients before
and during confinement, ana fin0 homes
for infants If required. Strictly cOniidcl'
tial. IRS. DIR. REM ER, lG Fourth st.
ne, near E. Capitol ST., Washington, D. {.
Ie3-tf
3 NV a T. Il 4; r. : S< - -. IoG tUtu 81.
NV, carpet lining, fetS, lire brick. and
cay, asbestos naiIts. brushes. lime. cement.
two and ihrcc-pIy roofing material. ap2l II
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

BUSINESS CHANCES.
LIVERY stables. 50 500, sc boarders,
eniCleS horses; hiring receipts
about $500 monthly. BUSS EXCHANGE.
91S + St mT3l2t
RoCERY store. ZOOS L Lst.nw- stock
ana good will, oil 'ank- large ice EoX,
showCa ses, etc: reasons Tor selling, other
business. Six-room dwelling and stab.a:
rent $50. mr29 81
W NTED-For cash purchasers, sa-
loon, GIoCcFieS, lunch IoCms, pool Tocms,
livery sta bleS. GEar stOr5,, coal Yards
drug stores, etc. BUSINESS EXCHA NtiE,
9iS 8. mr29 3t
FOR s SALE-Best paying grocery store
in NV; stock, fixtures and license OF
first class saloon; .centrallys located and
doing good business; alsO a Number uf Srall
stores, restaurants. lunch counters, cigar
stores, etc T. q. ANDERSON * co.'s
BUSINESS EXCHANGE. 6ll G ST. nv
mr29-7t
GOLD-Wc represent gold mining COM
paneS which afford best chance for
large profits. Money king information
sent free; also book OF useful ideas On
stock grain. cotton, speculation. J T..
MORGAN & CO, 43O Aldrich court, New
York nT294t
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HELP MALE AND
FEMALE

FIRST-CLASS help free OF charge
furnished 10y j. a. ANDREWS, I451
Samson 81. NV. 1t
w NTED-Can for book Just
out, ''MOSby's Rangers" written by
J. j. Williamson; 50O pages, over eco
iilu strdtions. Z. A. GRANT, 1875 B St
sw. nTS1-3t
w ANTED- D-Typewriter h1yRE own
machine. Apply Room 3, i37 1th st.
NV, on Tuesday, 4.3O 2. IN. Item
WANTED Coos and seuerai horse
WORKER at S29 9th ST. NV. Item
AETED "A sent, and collectors; only
tuUSe Wiling TO travel Apply to
Room 90, lie B:Oit Building, Sjh and T
SITS. - fter 10 o'ci0ck q ~. mh302t
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FOR SALE can sell you beautiful
new house at BToo kland on monty pay
ments; near the electric cars and has
Potomac water; price, S2,I5o; also, sew
cral lots at bargain prices; one fine corner
lot for $3.50. GRACE NJ. THOMAS, 100
CorCoran Building. mh2S-3t, EN-
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT wo new flats; $40 and
500; In Trotwood III St, bet. 9th
and 10th SITS. NV. Inquire after p. NJ,
st Top Flat. mh29-3t
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FoR sALE-HOUsEs

FOR SALE-Hands some cottage -
LangdOn, -. c.; sacrificed; on monthly
payments. {. \ B.. this nfricc. mr5l-bt
FOR SALE-Preity six room ana bath,
bay-WIndoW brick; large concrete eel
lar; cost S3. $50; will sell for So $50; as
sumo trust or 81. SEQ; pay $50 cash, and
$500 in monthly inStalments; nd you may
have 1t; look at it today. JOHN F. PARET.
1411 G. st. nr29-tf
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FOR sALE-sUBURBAN.

FOR SALE-SUBURBAN
OAK GROYE-Acre lots $50 up.
Room z, $50 + st. NV. mr26-Tt
FOR SALE-Small farm; 20 miles
from Washington, on Washington and
Quantico r. X. Inquire j. NJ. SPRING
MAN, Springman, Va. Mr25-7t
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SPIRITU "A LIgMtA A test seaace
viii be fIeiu al WoHif's Hail, 721 9th
st NV, on u NEDNESDAY evening by Mrs.
Zoiier, medium; infervfe VS. daily. 623
I2fh ST. NV mr3l-2t
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Fon RENr-Rot,Ms.

FOR RENT-Nicely fur. room, adjoin-
ing Datn; I'd floor; reasonable; also
parlor room; good table board. 737 18TH |
ST NV. Ii
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FOR EENT Nicely furnished rooms.
second floor; also unfurnished, with
hoard; IA! Conyenienccs; reasoDabie rates
t2E & 81 ne mr31-3t
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-03-13
CALIFORNIA SILVER VEN

The following resolution was
adopted by the Silver men of Califor-
MIA at the Los Angeles convention last
Tuesday:
Whereas, The gravest crisis ever
reached in the history of the Ameri-
can people now Immediately c~onfrOnt4
us, and the ensuing Presidential
election must decide for all time to
come whether We as Il people must
pass under the aegTading and en-
shaving yoke of the English money
power and thus surrender the indie
pendence won for us in 1776; now
then, in view of the mighty issue at
stake and for the purpose Of securing
for our people the candidacy Of men
eminent alike for their answering
patriotism and unsurpassed states
manship,
Resolved, That we indorse the can
didacy Of Senator Morgan Of Alabama
for the Presidency and Senator Alien
Of Nebraska for the Vice Presidency,
and earnestly and anXiOuslv commend
them to our fellow-citizens through
out the Union.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-03-13
The Fat Jobs.

Jeremiah Lynch has downed the OLD
Hale & Norcross Board and elected a
rev One The Enterprise hemOans the
fact that a change has been inaug-
uruted from the fact that it let's Mr
Ryan out Of a good jon. The main
idea on the C0mstock is that a reform
in mine management that let's any
body out of a fat Job is to he fr0wn.d
down at once. There are too MANY
men holding fat jobs in mine man
agement on the Comstock for the
good Of the stockholders. An army of
clerks and timekeeper7 are employed
all at the expense of the stockholders
In many cases there are more clerks
and officials than miners. More men
at the pick and less in the upper office
would he a good plan to inaugurata.
We don't know what Lynch will do,
but he has a chance to do a good
deal.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-03-13

The San Francisco Call, a strong
Republican paper, says: 1T is free
silver or slavery" The Call is mis-
taken, it is free silver or revolution.
The American people Will not be
slaves.-Trihune.
Will the Tribune "revolt' when the
Republican party in its next national
cOLventi0n declares for the single gold
standard? IF it does wherein will it
differ from the Silver party it has so
loved to abuse in the past? Should
the few silver Republicans in the next
national convention force a vote on a
straightout free silver plank, they
will he defeated by a majority of GOO
or 700 in a convention Of 900 delegates
and the Tribune knows this as we'll az
anyone. Is it preparing to sink party
in patriotism and help swell the Sill
yer party ranks?
The friends OF bimetallism have
every reason to feel encouraged, for
the outlook is most cheering. The
gold standard, with its burden of Op-
preston, is lettering and evidently
nearing its end. The people Of this
country will neither submit to endless
taxation nor to a further fall of prices
in order to sustain it. In no other
way can it be upheld. We musteither
go on borrowing gold Indefinitely, or
a large part of Il paper currency
must be drawn in and retired, which
means OF course still lower prices for
what we have to sell. The Senate is
standing like a rock against any
contraction of the currency, and if the
people be but true to themselves the
battle will be won in 1S96.-Industrial
News, jackson, Michigan.
At Marysville, Mo, Sunday Mary
Mcmahon, a novice with the Sisters Of
the immaculate Conception there, who
went from Shelbina, Missouri, hanged
herself. She stood on the washstand
and threw a bed cord on the water
pipe. Tying it to her neck she jump
ed off. She left no message. She was
young and beautiful. She had been a
novice six months.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-03-13
Our Motto.

If we cant do you good We don't
want your money. If we offer you
p yards, wide bleached sheeting
for 90 cents, 10 yards teasel down Tor
S1.O0, s yards waist lining for 81 90.
10 yards skirt lining for 81. 90, or $500
lace curtains for &. so,
Then We do want your money. Such
bargains were never heard Of any
place except at
OLCOvICH Bros.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-03-13
Backsliders.

Within the last ten days the APPEAL
has sent a bill for paper subscrip-
ton to eight different people who owe
it for two years subscription, amount
ing to $40. All Of them are leading
Silver men with good respectable in
comes. Each and every one owe SIG
to one newspaper and this is the pa
per. 1t looks as if they were begin
ming to 90 back on the slogan OF the
party. which means immediate money
16 to 1. We trust when they read this
they will wake up and remit.
The police made a raid on China
town yesterday morning and captured
All Soon and a white woman in lis
opium joint. He was fined SAC SO.
Two carloads of material for the
Bliss boat arrived yesterday.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-03-13
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Ade1ine y. Chedic, deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the undersigned
Executor of the eS ate of Adeline E.
Chedic, Deceased, to the creditors of, and
all persons having claims aqpinst the said
&c ed, to exhibit them. with the nee
&C. ~ vouchers within Two months
after the first publication of this notice, to
the said Executor, at my place of business,
corner of Carson and King streets in Car
son City, Ormsoy County. Nevada.
EUGENE MARA,
Executor.
Dated February Il, 1896.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-03-13
The Wei!ans. Saloon.

Whitney has assumed control OF the
y iiaod saloon, which he proposes to
IL strictly III to the times. He will
dis = the best liquors aud cl ,rs
and hne o!d Government whi4,ey
which slides down your throat like
oil, tickling yonr palate meanwhile
Call and see "Handsome Whit" fl
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1896-03-13
Sheet Music.

joni G. Fox's supply of sheet music
is right up to the times and more ar
irving constantly. He receives all the
latest vocal and instrumental sheet
music as soon as published. All
orders for music promptly attendedto @.
No trouble to show goods.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-12
Die SCLannnhni-

iitreft an Die oeutl DE 9te0ieruno oboe.
treten babe. lenft, in 6ol0e Der aus
peifenoeu Peantmortun0, melde elmer
biesbe,iielihen Snterpellation i'm Dor
tusieiiifeu Farlament u lbeil muroe,
ipieoerum Die aufmertiamteit aui jene
rprlht Der %a9une" Bahia De yo0oGL
ipelhe in ibrer boppelten Gi0eniGait
ais better Safen S%roOitairifoS unc
ais Der natiirli6e Saienplat beS @oloz
lanbes 2ranSpaal, iir Die Gntpidelung
Siiooitairifas BON 9rOBter geNeutuag
lit.
60 oft Sieier GntmiteluuoSpro;eB
bis jett Slaieu Der GGbrun0 trieb,
he's es itets, Gu0lonO babe lid cie
Vai aui bieie ober ieuc 2Seiie 9ciidert,
uno tbatid1lid) bat Alblon ihon mebr
ais einnal feline beQehrlibeu Nduoc
na6 oieiem geIie ousQeitreft, bp6 hat
Eortugal bis jeet allen au9riiicu uno
flin9enben V~erIudunQeu mioerltanoeu.
Die Oela9oabai Qeb0rt III ser pOrtus
9ieiiiden Solonie %oureuco WiuroueS
uno Min bon elmer u%Orolpdrts p"oriprins
9enben i6malen SOlbiuicl uno Der
oapor 9elagerten SEicl Snpad 9ebiloet.
Gle bat cine @Gr0e non 20 en9liIdcn
Weilen bel elmer Grcite BON Is bis 25
Meilcn, uro ibre licie lit cine Der
arti9e, baE, troe Der in Ser @erldn9es
run9 Der Sniel Snpaf p%orbnnoenen
llntieier, serug 1urhiabrteu fir Die
gr0bten Seeidliiie bcitcben. Der eiNeut.
lide Saienplar, %ourencO WtarQueS,
Der nit elmer Gilenbahn mad Pretoria,
Der Sauptitabt bes (ranSu0al, perbuns
ben iii, bictet, mas uNtilrliheu Shue
anbetriiit, cine Interlt0tte, Die in Der
g&elt hires Glei6en lutt. Die Shotz
tenieite oeS geiieeS iii Nas oorti9e
u~neeiuuce alima. EOurenco OiaraueS
beiGt Die Solonie n0d) Dem GutNeder,
ser I'M Sabre 1915 cOielblt Die crite
Saftorei anleete, aus Der Die bcuti9e
Nauptiturt 9lei6en 9lOmenS lid ent'
ipidelt hat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-12
Orr ilclo non l(lakaur.
cberhiieuteuant @aainno Oae ilrbilo eines
wa6ersn SoIoatcu.


Die game YolfSguuit Stuliens tons
;entrirt lid g%e9enm0rtiA ouf Ben Neloen
bon Wtatulle, ben tItr}lid gum Sbcrit.
lieutenant befSroertcn MtaJor @tulcppe
Salllauo.
9iut Der Gcrnidt1ng ser &olOnnc
3olclliS bel 2lruba AlOoidi mari lid
befanntlif Gallidno nit elmer lruppe
bon fauml 1000 damn, oarunter $50
@%in9cbOrere, in oas Sort Al}at0llc, no
er unter Den entlceliditen Gntbcbrune
gen cine icd)sm0d)eutlibe Scl09erun9
ausbiclt, Die ea benz General SarNticri
mGglif modte, ieine lruppcu III
reor9aniiiren. Grlt n0hoem bicicr
3lpef erreid)t mar, CAB GiallIano Mo-
falle auf, nit pollen tricgeriI6en
Gbren, Die inn Ser ,Seino in Gcrcdter
@iirbisun0 ocS bclceumiitbi9en SSiocrs
ltanoes 9~eludbrte.
@allionc iii bcreitS elm Siiui3iger,
bod iiebt er btoeuteno jiin9er aus,
Yon bersuliidcm Wuds, bat cr blauc
9llloen, blondes Sartbaar unb cine
etmas itumpigeformte 9toie: 'tGcrc
Wterfmale piemOnteliifer 9lbtunit.
Sein Sater mar ebeuiallS Sifi;ier.
Der Sobn mllrNc ldon nit 30 SOtrcn
lieutenant, mlTte aber II Sabre in
oieier Charge ~ricnen, bis er sum Sbers
lieutenant ap0ucirte. Sier Sabre bar
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-03-12
GS mao ihr @ud eIeid out ieiu.

Ssrr 6reo. Wil0tr Don grpins Sui
nois ihrelbt, Dob er on elmer srniien
81 lerenbeihDsroe msbrere Sabre lang
lit uuo babel 9rpBe Shmerjen IN Ieis
usm Rudeu 81 ertrusen bate, ple aud
onB i,lne Slaie a~n9sauffen mar. Or
uar)uhie ueri6recene iogenannte n8los
nep".Diittsl aber obne @rfols. Sor ei'
rsm Sabre begunu sr, Glcctric Sltters
5u 9ebrcuhsu uno er iaro ioIorilQe 2ins
oarnnQ. electric 8i.tsrs III Defenders
oarudh, ole 9eber uuo Njerenfrdnibeis
ten III bsilsn, unb b1uiis 1T Die Seilurs
zine iofOrtise. Gin &eriud mlro Die
0nbrbeit ces Seia9icn bsitdilseu. Yrsls
nur 80 9ts. fir EN- arpbe 5laite. gu
BADEN N u. z. Oubu's Hipothefc.
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Ser i66nite 3ug

i'm NorO : Weiten lit Der
rNortb : 8eitern 2imiteo"
iiber Die vNortb : @eitern
Sinie"; er uerlaBt Mlnnea-
polls ieoen Ibeno $50 UNI
ct. Saul $40 uno fOmmt
in Mtilwaufee mor9ens $50
uno in Chicago mor9ens
$50 an. @r bat Yuuman
uno @asner Sriuat=@ Send
der nib Stanoaro Shlafz
iuasen uno Buffet &aud=
uno 8ibliotbet @a9en NIT
8orbaaen bon einem @noe
gum anberll, Die brilliant
nit Yintlb @as beleuhtet
uno nit 9ampf sebei5t iino.
Tribitiid i'm eBwaaen in
Chicago. gner Seimatb=
&sent pertauft eud Sifets
iiber oieie eriter &laie 2lnie.
@eseu ~rpeiterer Snformaz
tion unb fir freien iauitrir.
ten Sober idreite man Sez
fdai9It an &. @. Seasoale,
General YaHasier. @sent in
ct. Saul Minn.
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Meiu Saus

in Der Stabt Watertpwn, Glib
Oafcta, nit feds Scts, gutter
Sdeune, grunnen, Winrmable.
etc. itsbt gum Serfauf. 0as
Saus bat setn Simmer une lit
iplip sstaut, (pie Saufpiten tes
trusen $500. OO). @atertcwn
lit cine Staet BON circa 5000
Ginwpbnern nnc liest an Sier
Ye rIbispenen Gilsnbabn. Sinten.
Au6 nil id -
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Mei,te Farm

perfaufen. Oieielte liest neun
Weilen ppn Watertpwn, tdlt 100
adsr teiten @ei,enbrpens, bat
Elm baufdlises @pbnbaus, neus
Saeuue, 2 quite Srunnsn. 12O
Nder lino untsr benz pfuSe. Sa
meme ustsriiepelung nad Saint
GRUB urIade res Ssrfaufes lit,
10 waree in betpe 0runbltlde
aud, pertauihen scSen Uarnls
Giseutbum III StearnS County.
Seutlhe fatbplilde unc lutberls
Nd,e Stride in Der Ndbs. prets
rur cas Saus in Der Stant
$500. 90, fir bic Sarm $1,000.
Hey. s. Werntd,
CHA ct. 9lpub, WinncIpta.
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UrintutIttuup.

DIRECTOR gum Sduuipielcr elmer
Sfmicre, Der I'M Reitaurunt eincn
misunderstanding iBt): pa, limb Sie
ciu &cridmenberl Saum bubeu Sic
,3bre @O6cn9u0c, mus lie audi 0lcid
luieocr per;cbrt iciu,"
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Nu6Ieu'S Ylruieo zoIhe.

Yte bette Cube IN Der Welt fir SGrlftl
puncen, NhihIriuna, 8eihpire, SolahuB
5iebertpuuocu. Slehten. Shrnmmen an oer
Sdnbsr, Srpibsuleu. Siihnerausen uno all
S%aut'ehlcr; lie beilt ppiitiu Sdmorrboiner
coer feline 3abluna Uerlnnst, @arantirt
eas ponitd noiae 9uirieoenbeit aeseber
wirp, uoer bas 8elb ,piro auriiderftottef
Rrcis per Shnhtel % Gents. 8u ptrfau
len IN ". q. On b n's Nrrthcfe.
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benlllneri0acru "tuleppe SaulaHo'
bod lit es i'm rift LANCE in Der iric6
lihen @arniiou, uno er erbot lid Die
Niidperieeun9 nUb airifa, nj er i'm
Sanuar 1890 micoer ~anlan9te.
Matalle bat Inn ben Sberitlieutes
n%antsrans cin0etra9en, nit 9feft /;
benz S0hitfommOnoirenben in italic'
mild glirifa, Dem @cneral Suroticrt,
brahte es eircu nod b6ber aommuns
oirencen, Sen Sen. Saloiiiera Elm. Sus
beB wenn eineJicgierun9 einem waferen
Seeriiibrer in 2tirita ni6t 9enii9eno
Vrcc, sancncu, Ruluer unb Gicl CUR
@~eriiiaun0 imtellt. 10 lit Ger Wiangel al
liifti0tcit nid,t notbwcnoi9er @etle
bort gu ilid)cn, no Die Giel man9eln.
Der re il &lub Der MeIl
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Iutulr ~3l1rnnu,ip.

rWicine Srou bat, ba mir plOtlih
Seiu0 crbielten, cine tleinc hauslifc
6eitlihleit in NuSiid)t 0cnommen.
Nobcn Sic fir bcute Abcnb iton ctluGS
Dor, Ncrr &amcrao?" - r9ietn, Serr
0ouptmnml Stcbc ut 0ien'ten!"-
Cam iiuo Sie wobl 10 9itti8 uro -
baltcn Ger &ompnguie nm 5 llbr ben
&ortroL Den ei9eutlih i'd balten
iollte!"