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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28
&artoHcl YreiSe.

Die 9reiie Der &drtOffsln meroen,
mie bel isosr auoaru Bizarre. ourb Wah
iroas uno Nuasbot baolnot. Su elnsm
9anoe, no mie bel uns, Die &ariof'l
rd9lih msbrmals aui benz S,ihe erihslni
bit. it Die gtnttrage elne beoeutenos,
lin bieIe Wadtrnae ~ bsfrisoiesn. muS
DE Grnte IbOn cine ersleblge lem. Nat
luen blsber ein9elauIensn Bsrlbten III
'olde5 in oislem Sabre I'M Nllsemeinen
nl6t Der 5au. Gus Den meiItsn 9esen.
o5n, in osrsn RartuhslH iir Den Watft
gebnnt psroen. ipmmt Die 8lnae. boB
bic Grtrdoe isbr asrire limb. @reisbles
grntsn blloen bic Nusnabme. uattr
ioIhsn umit1noen onIi man lpbnenoe
Bretle srnarten. 0a sertnse @cnte
erisnnsu spir ldon aus oen lesisen
Erslieu, ueHn mir oielslbsu nit osnsn
GLIDER Sabre oersleIbgn, tn Der en- Die
@rnts cine reids ulr. Sn manhen
5tdoisn tpercsu a1ctOHslu nuasnbl'd
LID NIT 40 bis 30 GeEis pr Babel b.s
iob,t. 2as gilt POM SroBblnoet. nno
Don gutter Bdare.
Gus Den bis ! st pO,liesenoen unb BE-
IdnEten EhlIilbeu Oitite unbu;sbmen
lsin. BOB CUTE aartOf.ln bis Slw
5ruoiahr in u~nisreu srpBersn no itlldsn
Rdif!eu i'm @roBba1oel onrdi6nittlIi,
stUsu Breis BON elmo so Gems per
Buffet bsbauptsn nsroed. Sm Srlb
i1br, the neue Torrdihe aug iioihsd
Ndrten ibr griheinen maiden, ntro
Der Breis uornusib;ilb rob h0b:r a.
ben. Ob es raibiam lit, Die Sor,dlh:
lto1 / 1T be- nnu ebmbnren Srel'sn 81
oerfluier oher OUT hOlere 6re,le A.
uartsu, bGuot uon umfdnosn ab. Gem
I'D liteteNlsfdt ouf bD9ere Bcs,,e BAT
per Die adritff In ibermintett uuo III
nlsoann i'm selti9en 5rii6jabr curb Ell
8omm,iiluushlus zines sroBen YlaBs.
pertnuisn ldst 9aSu gebort absr ii
porsisiiter Seller. 9erielbe bari fpe
Der su uarm, nod bari er su falt lem
Nud bari nidt eitpa sintrsffsn. was te,
ueswsss sans ousseldloHen 1T. tob b.
Der iriibsn Ssrieloung ploB'th EN- I'm
ihtda i'm 8stter ~etntrltt uuo Die 9auof
'eln urtsrwes8 pom 6roiis leioeu. sd
bere 8rsiie erSislt rurbar Tormer IN
S,nreren oee Q1uols fir Die in Sp1t
lotr psrtluften &artpf'ir, w2nn er f
crnsm Comm i~iions9sidIi : in si7sr gro
ben Staot SuIeroet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28
WaS cS meint.

Wsnu mir anSsisen. baB mir Or.
Sings Nsue g%ntetduug, electric BIT.
,sts, Sud,en's Nruicl Salbe oosr 81.
a!ns's &lis Bl0sn ~saranllreu, melni
oies, BOB mir BON cen G,ssnttiimsru
lutorlirt lino, bleIe Q:,lmlttet sessu
elne poGtlus 8arartis gu usrtauien. ooB
wenn Der adufer NIT ben Gsluliater
nlbt Suirisosn 1T, mir Den Ruuiprsis 50
tidsi fiatttn. Dieie Weoi5luen iiuo oul
oisie @arantie hin uiele Sabre long per
fault wotoen, uno 70 lam feline iibetssu
ssnbsrs GuIosuS sebsn ole osrsn srOBfl
BsroIerit. S'aat ournat uno periud
oieisIbsn.l L 8sltauit in Us. s. u n
apotbsse.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28
5uderrubcnban IN Winueiota.

Senator Sellers islr iObensuertb,
8enibuussu, ZEN 9uderribeubau in
" nnsiotn ein5ublrse,r, babsn bis issI
a DIT Den erwinidtsn @r'ols Gubuuei'
lea. Gon Dem leiteas o9S Staaies i'm
po,tirtsn &ibenlamsn bot ui9t Der
SGbnte Tbell Gbrnbme s%efuncer, Gs
t.nt. oab bic farmer noh nitt 70
u~OlIiirois iibsr ben Nnsen. ben ibuen
NJ 84~derineutrie aepdbren piirbe. aui
9etldrt fino, ole has fs iit lebbnt fir
o~teIelbs irtere1iten f0unen. uub auf
rili! :, rsgss, alaemeines S1tsrtGe
uo,rc mott aub nlbt iriber gu rstaeu
TEN, bis bic erite 3abrlt in 8etrisb aes
iest ipiro unb 8e,ultate anfpeit, Die 10
uObl bic Jarmsr oils Die unternebmer
befrieoissn. Die @rrittung uno Snbes
friebteauus oisier sriten 5obr,t miro
,nosB Elm uerbdltniBmaBis toiipislises
unteruebnen lsin. neil lie Elm Wultsr-
%inltitut erltsn 8anses ieiu uuo bon
elnem Waure aelsitet tperosn mub, Der
ourd uno burh. tbtoretiid pie prot.
iiib. Sadper itdubisse 1T. Die 8ibsu.
suderiabrifation 1T fem @ewerbe, oas
und siniaheu 8sSspter ssbauobabt mel
Den fam; LII @essnibeil, ie fam nur
@sfOlss ouinsiien uuo ben 6 ,mpi mt
Der @%oncurrenj beiteben, tpsnn lie aui
itrens miHenitnitltber @ruaolase. I'm.
ter iieter 3ubilfsnatme Der lsus,lis
neuslten Grinbruusen uno Ts~tbsferun
gen betrieben miro. llno seraoe BON
Dem Sdidlal b,eier eritan 3uf'riabr,t
piro ss sum suten 1pelle abbdu9en, Oh
Die Observation-Disclosures in a~bi'bbater
8eit in Winneiota 0alt falien miro ooes
nldt. 0err Seuatoraeler piroe iein per.
oteHftuoles WeIt ttouen, penn Ct eiuel
tuhtigen JlAmann 81 setpInned labts
uno oIelem Die Wttsl sur grrihtuna
uuo 2situus Der eritsu &idenSud u
6abrit in MiuneiOta beitaffe. Cine
lothe 5abrif plroe Dos It0alts Dsnf.
nal fir ibn, oils ben Batter zines bob
lnnomirthibaitlitsn SnOunt,s-
ipeigss Winnelotas, biioen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28
WuS benz Brauteramen.

Der Serr Yfarrer iist ON Shreib.
tlih unb lbrsibt emiis on ieiner 8re.
oist. 60 ilUpit. rSerein!" GIN leoi.
sss Yiarrtino. fart In ben 9tsiBisern.
tritt elm. Der 9err 8farrer idreibi
ueiter. rNa. mas 1T Bonn, NnnamirI?"
frast er enol,h.
r9u Der Bruutprifuns fomme ib,
belraiben Mil ib."
Der perr Yfarrsr nimmt oas 5ur
8euntniB uno itreibt ueiter.
Sl6blld fdqt ibm bic Yruiuns Elm
uno er frast: Sra, Nnnamirl. inst mir
einmal. iusr bat DID oenn erloh?"
rGiner aus 3eserniee." iast Wnnas
mirl uno errOtbet ueritdmt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28
Sum Gapitel bon Der Sdweine.
Cholera

SUutStu
wiro ouS Soma, mo- Die 8rantbeit, tros
aler Guadialberelen Der @elebrien bonn
Characterization Nmf, unter Dem 8cr
Iienuisb srnBs 8erlserunsen anrih,et,
neusiteus eeltrisbsn: Die She. Wtlip.
&S'.8aul.uno Die burlington Babu
ssieaihaIteu limb in Den 9ienit Der ,blers
drStlldsu 8iisnIhalt setrstsn. Sic
ODER jemano BON ,bnen bot elm protaies
Mittsl ssaen bic Shwflue @bolsrn snts
bsdt, wslde an lbren Sat men entlans 10
setpaltis bauft, oaB bdlo tsine Shweine
gum T~varSpprt m'hr iibria blsibeu
perbru. wsnn Der SHuhs nldt lhteus
nigh Glnbalt sebo!en plre. Die Bahs
men iutereiiren lib fir be Sabe natir-
lido aus @iseunus. oenn iusnn feline
Stpeins porbanoen limb. f6nnen Iie
tsire transportirsn ulio blsen fe bic
Bsf6rberunss- @ebubren EN-. Nqein
Die 5nrmsr fimmert Der B,m'earuno,
mdrum bic @iier bahn'@ tlelidalt ben
Ehierdr5ten ip'S S1nemslf oosr pist'
msbr in Die Yrcris p'uiGsu, blutweura.
Tlr lie hancslt es iit e;n5is uno alsin
oarum, oh oas uon ben ,@iienbabn'
GerSten" onseprieisne Nlttel hilit oosr
nidt. llno IS bat in u,,len 5d0en se.
bolien. If utlo ,mpisbisnswertb; sumal
bnsielbe fsine Wsbi en-, ionesrn cine
Nnwsiiuna CUR Serbiituns Der Rrant
belt 1T. 9ieielbe lol TIRE Gu,itsbuns
Der unrsssImdBrasn Jitteruns ODER Ell
sentlid benz idntasu Bstiel oss Gut
tiers, uamsnilih i'm SerbH, u~sreanfen
Sn oieier Sabresse,t Derben Die Sdpe,
ne aus Dem 5rsitn pom Der Weioe Der.
eiuseholt uuo in Stdue eirseiperrt, mt
fe sanS pl0slih. Obne uebersans. Dor
0raufutter auf cine 3artfutter.D idt ae
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28

'stt msrosr. 9,eier ihusIs Wehisl DO
Eu,ter er5eua' bic Seronmrgs Sc
itipscoen, GntbInoung Der Str9smeio
mas RE H'rmer ShWsinstol,rn nsnrsp.
% oas Wtltisl niht nur EN- einiohss,
TO- oerr out stn nit teiusn llnfonen
osrfnipites lit, ndmiih uur ollmGblih
uon elnem Gutter anf bas onoers ilber.
,uaeber, 70 'oIter "a bic Srrmsr tp'r'o.
tens prcbIren. %oiejeniaen. meIde fe,ne
on'er Stweine boben. srf rsht.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28

Der cute Wdtte.

.Seurse," iaste iie nit letter Stim
me, vtuiirbeft Du meinem @lide elm quo
6es Opfer brinssn?"
rSsuiB," entaesnsie er.
~WIroeit Oh oaS &auben mir 81
9isbe aufaebsn?"
rUas &auhen Dir ~ 2lebe auiae
ben ?" tpieoertolte er. Darn nad e.
niaem Nahbsnfsn ermioerte @eOrce.
. SD Tam Dir nihts abihluaeu. Sd
sebe bas &auhen Dir gu 2tsbe ani
Bsnu ib tloftis piso'r rauh', 10 &C.
es mir 3u lltbs."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28
Vorboeut5he @smltblihfeit.

Yarusnussattin Gin Jamilieubeslei'
tuus 81 einsm 9ienitmann): n@olen
Sic unier Badsisl ieiu uno uns outd
bas Buiier trasen?"
9isnnmann: ~BOrum MID? Renn
See ba, Sad fin woCf, oenn MIL id puu
be Gjel fin."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28
Shdrf unter5h,eoeu.

a.: rWie baibt. On mort uertob'
uno balt seb'n loi'a 5uriid bic Bar.
tie ?"
g.: vDas Ndosl bat 10 ia Selc &C.
bati!"
w.: rSnf Ge bob ssinst. 3u merit
beiraiben e Ndoel, aud peuH lie bot
ia 8elo!"
D.: sri d.. Ia 9flo - Ia Selo
- ateI gar Ia @elb!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28
Veue SpHuuna,

Wann Tin Der 3eituns leisnb): ~Sier
miro Elm Jal bsridtet. NO Elm Jraulein
nit ilnfunbIiebSis Sabren nod ssbelra.
tibet bal; Dos muB ld Der 3ante mol
uorlelen!"
5rau: .9ie wsib ss idon; fie 1T
steld b~iuaeeanssn uno bat iit eineu
nsuen Out ssfaufi!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28
Die lebte ollie.

Beinberssbsiissr: Isle, ole @hemis
Ter. miBien bob eisentllt elm Wiitel
pifien, Nm bic &sblduie gu i0otsn; BON
meinsm @~einbsre babsn iie mir 'don
ueun 9ebntel obaeirefeu."
@bsm,ter: ,Ob, bonn war.en Sic
mob Elm 5ishen, oann usrbunsern BITE
Bleter."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28
SelbtsrfenntrlB,

8er'beioissr. Gum Gnasttaaten: vBos
meiueu Sic, bab' i'd nidt iir Sic ass
prohsu. OILS pd:en 81. mein sisensr
Sobn?"
Gnasfla9ter: rSh Der aut 10 Elm
9ump?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28
SoealIamuS.

Batter: &sbsttolsbsn. 9sin 8rduti=
gam bat mer abssluiisn bon Deiusr Nit.
gift stbutauieno Wotf uno II Suirieoen
nit neurS'stduieno!"
1Odtst: sd wuB.'s .. onB CT best 81
mir lbeals Qlsbel"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28
Guh Elm &alsnner.

Sic: filter. i'd fann mid abiolut
uift be ianen. mas bubsu mir bsute fir
einen 9as?"
Gr an ben Jinsern 5dblenb): g.
i,ltts. -. Yebsrmirit. ... 8n0osl -.
iaure 6orsn beut' 1T 9%onnsrItas!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28
1rumpf.

5rau BON Sodsiebel: ,Babrbaftis,
Serr 2ieutsnant Shmis, STE lino Der
erfte birserlide Oifjier. nit Dem i'd is
setan5t babe"
Gieutsnant Submit: rgi. si, meme
andoiste 5rau, mas babsn sic oeun on
Hh, baB meme biirserlite 8amsracer
uidt nit Sbnen ton5en?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28
Beruhiauna.

Wann (m,bmutbia): rNun BAIT Eu
bob ben gut 80 breibIs Wari senom
men; Der 81 5uan5is mar ia bebeuteno
blbi&er!"
Srau: .Berubise Did, Wdnnden,
ben babe id ia aud 9enommen"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28
gr!ldrlih.

,Bsatrice iasie seltsrn gu mir. fe
ihdse ibrsn Btdutisam oeswess1 10
bod. neil er 10 gang auos's lei. wie on
bers iurae 2'uts."
rDos ft'mmt ouifalsnb; er lisB fh
eben targen, Die Nnoeren niht."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28
Shmerer Wnfana.

,Sossn sic. 5rau Nahbarin, oenft
Sbr 8immerberr. Der Stuoioius nod
INNER niht ans Nrbeiten ?"
sd CLAUDE bod. er modt iton flei'
ne Observation-Disclosures"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28

- Yeriuht MIR eine los. S6odtel Cas-
cnrets, Den f%eilSer 4etcr' ODER WasensHe.
o%ulatpr, Der Ie aemaht whroe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28
WuS eiuem &oman.

No&bsm Nlsr UNI ihre Sanb anssbai.
ten, bottle Sic srlt iief Gtbem unb oann
,bren Batter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28
SIMMER 1tur oas Dffe.

Betm Gintnuf lealiten YiebeS, oas bon
rus oelt1lnhtet uno nann o~erfnuit piro,
tratteu mir ties oaruad, nur oas Se'te au
fouien, rm 10 unieru 8unoen bas SeIte lie
fern al touneu. liner &ieb, lei es Htno-
u,eb, Shnie, 9ammer nno 81lber 1T bier in
uniereu Neinen felt eemaht uHo liefert EN-
Tslelit, wie es ntrgeuowo beiier 9efauft pers
Sen fam. Iir seben leoem 8auier, nno
iei es Der srDBte Selnihmeder, 3ufrleoen'
belt. Gin Gid NIT %unleren 5leiitiorten
belebt reet ben Nppetit, aeniist BEN @e'
ltn,ad uno beftieoigt ben inneren VI erihen.
Ner aut elien min, faufe iein 5lelih uno
aus9eseidnete @urit, bic bette in Der Stabt,
bel
A .W.Kraemor.
IN 49, q M. s.Ay.I - re fa,,A ADet1,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28
F. T.. KREATZ.

6 Contractor fur 9ampi. pmA SeiSpaHtr'
Sei,unasapparate. @ute NAo auuerlAitSe
Mrbe,t tets aarantirt.
ct. GIono, gGtrn. Tbs
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28

uber
belt 81
Sano
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niht
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28
Minnesota zaus
PETER
o.. Glsst, Utna.
Nopofat unb 5riscsnsrihier

@sD ~ ssrsssstl ~ sn ntsbrteaD eait,. tfu
Rsnst IN s~tpisuta tst, tprsAt vs. tH't strs,n.
Suua mil euSrdYtiaea ssstassstsrr fans ID snfV
Sans "a uen series fen. nee fasS isKits MA, frs,i
a. ~ fttptn Sutseegs. Bet utss 'r''u
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28

E HOBOKEN, N. .
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-10-28

Wo. 17-6 Qpe. iiolld. ct. Gloub, Riun
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-04-29

from the earliest settlers Of tho state,
Thomas Angel, his ancestor, being q COM
panion of Roger Williams. After being
graduated at Brown university ho travelled
for two years in the southern states and in
Europe and in 1861 returned to his alma
mater to accept tho chair of modern Ian
guagos. While filling this position he
contributed to the editorial columns Of the
Providence journal, and In 1860 no re-
signed his profCssorship to take editorial
control of this newspaper. He continued
in this position until 1866 and managed
the journal through those stirring times
with rare skin.
Then he was called to the University of
Vermont rs president, and for foo years
he labored with great success to build up
that institution. 1t was in 1871 that he
was made president of the Michigan uni
versity ut Ann Arbor. This institution
was almost in an experimental stage when
he assumed control, but in the quarter Of
q century during which he has been at its
head 1t has been brought into the first
rank of universities and today serves as n
model for institutions of the kind which
are supported by the state.
In 1879 Dr. Angel was appointed by
| President Hayes as minister to China and
| aG lDe same JllDC 10 uCJ Us OLO vi llc IltSe
commissioners to negotiate new treaty
with the Chinese government in regard to
emigration from that land 1t was del
icato task, but it was accomplished to the
satisfaction of the Hayes administration
in less than two months Dr. Angel con
tinued to act as minister for two years ant
then returned to his university.
In 1883 Dr. Angel was again sent on {
| dip1nvna ,,,iCgipn ITp yVng nupOintp1 lN
President Cleveland TO act with Secretary
Of State Bayard and Mr.. William l.. Put
nam in forming treaty with Great Brit
ain for the settlement of the fisheries dis
pute.
AS contributor to standard and cur
rent literature DR.. Angel is well known
He has contributed several notable article
to various literary magazines, but he ha
been so successful as n college executive
that he is chiefly known by his work il
that field.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-04-29

chief executive is the eldest son Of the
late Mayor Harrison, who was five
times chosen to fill the office and who
met tragic fate at the hands Of a crazy
assassin while still in Office. He was
born in Chicago on the Harrison home
stead 81 years ago and greatly resem-
bles his popular father.
Although he has been in the field
during many hot political campaign
this is Mr.. Harrison's first experience
as an ofliceholder unless his service as
private secretary for his father in the
mayors Office could be counted as such.
He has been urged on previous occasions
to accept nominations for this and other
offices, but invariably refused.
After having taken course in Ger
man gymnasium and being graduated
at Yale, Mr.. Harrison practiced law for
about five years in Chicago and then en-
tered the real estate business in partner
ship with his brother. He accompanied
his father when tho latter made tour
around the world, and when Mayor
Harrison purchased the Chicago Times,
in 1891, he put his son in charge Of the
business office and afterward made him
managing editor Carter Harrison, Jr.
remained in charge Of the sanctum OF
this powerful newspaper until his inter
est was bought out in 1894 and the pa
per was consolidated with The Herald
Then, for awhile he retired from active
business affairs and travelled abroad,
but returned and once more engaged il
the rea! estate business, with which hi
was still connected at the time Of his
recent election as mayor.
In 1887 Mr. Harrison married Edit
Ogden, daughter of Judge r.. N. Ogdel
of the court Of appeals Mt New Orleans
They have two children, Carter Harri
son, "the third" and Edith, who i
about years old. Mayor Harrison oc
cupies a fine house at Schiller and Asto
| ctrnnts
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1897-04-29

famous 90 rater, with which he won so
many sailing races in continental wa
ters a couple Of years ago.
The new yacht is to be 27O feet in
length and will have beam of 36 feet,
which will make her larger than some
of the new cruisers Of our navy. She is
not to be speedy vessel, only II knots
an hour being required of the builder,
but she will be seaworthy enough to go
around the world in with comfort The
best of engines will be put into her,
and with her coal bunkers full she can
steam from New York around the Brit
ish Isles and back again without stop
ping to coal.
1t is plain that Mr.. Gould means to
spend good deal Of time on his new
boat, for she is to be furnished with ev-
cry known convenience and will be a
veritable floating palace. The arrange
ment of her deckhOusCs and cabins is
to be after the plans Of Mr., Gould
himself and will include some novel
features in yacht architecture, On the
upper or spar deck thore will be u con,
tinuous house Of steel 100 feet long by
lG feet wide. This will be covered by
either teak or mahogany sheathing, the
after part of which will bo devoted to {
glass inclosod observation room, which
is something new on yacht,
On the main deck will be hand
some dining saloon, library, an ar
mory, a billiard room, the owners sui
Of rooms and the staterooms for guests
The finishings Of all these rooms viii
be rich and handsome Connected will
each stateroom is a bathroom supplicC
with fresh and salt water, both hot anC
cold The yacht will be completed il
April, 1898, and then Mr., Gould and I
party of guests will 80 on long cruise
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marks: "No. II. Dink amt much on fat
and muscle. but he's got u great sconCe on |
his shoulders"
1t is a remarkable career which this dock |
rat and street waif has just capped by get |
ting himself elected Il member of the Chi !
cago city council. Born in poverty amid !
the slums of the West side, at II he found |
himself an orphan with thrco sisters and
two brothers, all younger than himself
Hinky Dink-for he had already acquired
that titlc-tOok charge of this very juye-
nile family and set about providing for IT,
His brothers hCput to work selling papers,
while he himself started n little street cor
ner stand, where he sold papers and blacked
boots from early morning until late at
night
The girls were sent to school, and were
taken care of until they were all happily
married. In the meantime Hinky Dink
had become fairly prosperous. When Peck's
Sun was started in Milwaukee, he took the
Chicago agency and made money fast by
booming this then popular humorous pa
per He saved his money, and after awhile
he went to LCadvillc, where he thought
there ought to be an opening He carried
with him letters Of recommendation from
some Of tho most prominent business men
III - InlCdSb. lllS WIS III lll' NNSliA Ntg' "a
| 1879, and he was put in charge of the cir
culation department. Of The Lake County
Reyeillc, paper published at LCadvillc.
In less than two years H. Dink was
back in Chicago with a "stake" big enough
! for him to open littlo saloon down on Van
Buren street. Tho venture was a success
from tho start. Tho rough looking,
brawny listed men who frcqucntCd his
place grew to lko the palo tuced little
chap who was proprietor and bartender all
in one. He always had Il chcCry word for
them, and his generosity grew to be mat
ter of fame. Stories Of many poor families
who had been helped by the CX-Gootblack
began to be circulated. Thoro was no bot
tom to the cracker dish and the pig s foot
bowl which he kept on his free lunch
counter, and it was discovered that hun
cry man would not DO turned away from
that counter even If he did not have "tho
price of a beer in his clothes" "
So Hinky Diuk grew both in popularity
and prosperity. He had to hire Il bartcnd-
er; then two. Finally no leased store
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GENERAL CHARLES J. PAINE.

eral corporations, director in the Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology and holds
similar positions in other organizations.
In politics General Paine has taken q
lively but impersonal interest, He Is a
Republican and is deep student Of ma
tional and international finance, He was
an intimate friend and associate of tho late
Professor Francis A. Walker, the financial
authority and exponent of bimetallism
General Paine accompanied Senator VOL
colt, the head of the commission, on his
recent trip of investigation in Europe
Charles jackson Paine was born in Bos-
ton Aug. 26, 1888, and at the age Of 90
was graduated from Harvard university.
He entered the Union army as captain In
the Twenty second Massachusetts, yolun-
teers Oct. s, 1861 He was promoted to be
major, then colonel, and at the siege of
Port Hudson he commanded brigade.
Later he was appointed hrigadier general
and was breyottod a major general After
the war be attended strictly to the business
Of making large fortune for several
years, and no has been erinently success
full in his efforts,
The other members Of the monetary COM
mission, Senator WOlcutt and eXNice
President Stevenson, are very well known
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Mrs. A. Tween, residing at 720 Henry
St., Alton, H., suffered with sciatic
rheumatism for over eight months.
She doctored for it nearly the whole of
this time, using various remedies re-
commended by friends, and was treat
Cd by physicians, but received no re-
lief She then used one and n half
bottles of Chamberlain's Pain Balm,
which effected a complete cure This
is published at her request, as she
wants others similarly afflicted TO
know what cured her. The 26 and 90
cent sizes for sale by @. N. Nye, Cor.
Barnett House; Schlabach's Drug
Store, 225 N. Market; Il. l.. Janson,
200 J,uscarawas st.
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