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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-07-08

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ENTRIES COMPLETED.
All the Fast Bicyc1ists Will Take
Part at the Tournament.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2S.-The entry list
of the six days bicycle tournament to
begin at Madison Square Garden next
Sunday is now complete. All the fast
riders of the world are to take part and
an effort will be made to break Hale's
record of 1910 miles, made last De-
cember. Forty men will face the
starter. Following is the full entry:
Teddy Hale of Ireland; John S. Rice.
Wilkesbarre, Pa: Albert Shock. Brook
lyn; CASTOR Rivierez, Paris; Fred w.
Schinner, Chicago; A. E. Stephan,
Paris; Thomas A. Barnaby, Boston,
Oscar Julius, Sweden: John NJ Red
ding. Omaha; Burton D. Blakeslee, Bos-
ton: Rudolph Gartner Austria: James
Busteed. Jersey City; Edward Beason.
New York: w. Fl. Hicks, Jr., Brooklyn;
G. E. Rivierez, Newark; Charles w.
Oshinger, New York: Fred Foster.
Frank Waller, New York. Burns w.
Pierce. Canada; S. Mcleod. New York;
Andrew Johnson. Long Island; Frank
Albert, Peter Golden, New York; Harry
ID. Elkes. Glen Falls; Theodore Backe.
New York: Louis King, Bloomfield; AL
bert Enterman, Brooklyn; j. F. f. Gray,
New York: w. c. Moore Philadelphia; !;
f. c. Smith, Saratoga; Joseph r. GAN
non. New York: Stephen Failon, Jersey
City; John Schuessler Fred Titus, New
York: H. Davidson Canada; General
Cartwright England; Austin NJ. Luce,
Buffalo.
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MAY BE INDICTED.
A Special Federal Grand Jury tc
Investigate Bank Off icials.

KANSAS CITY, Nov 2S.-Acting on
information contained in the reports or
Confidential Representative +. r.
MoXey, Comptroller of the Currency
Eckels has asked the Department of
Justice at Washington to request Judge
Phillips of the Federal Court here TO
call a special Grand Jury to investigate
the mana cement of the defunct Missouri
National Bank and return indictments
against such parties as are said to have
tranSgressed the law While in official
positions.
The bank failed on November 30, 1876.
II had between 1000 and 5000 deposit
ors and the deposits amounted to ST.
100000. Shortly after the failure of the
bank President Rieger and Cashier
Covington accepted places with the New
York Life Insurance Company and are
now located at Springfield. 1t is SAID
that the formal report of Mr.. Moxey was
SO plain and conclusive that wfongdolng
had been indulged in that indictments
We're certain to be returned against u.
V. Rieger, President, and r. d. CoVlng-
ton, Cashier, who We're holding those po-
sitions when the bank collapsed. 1t was
also asserted that two other men em-
ployed in the bank might be indicted
with them, but their names were not
given.
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MEETING NOTICES.
WANTED.

W WANTED-LADIES AND GENTLE
men TO travel and appoint agents. $40 a
month and expenses: chance for ad-
vancement. Address. giving street num-
ber, NJ. G. FAY, Manager, general de-
livery. n2S-2t*
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a SIMPI ClJRF
MISTAKE OF HIS LIFE.
Might Have Been President Had
He Not Been Umpire.

Il was sort of crowded out of poll
tics" declared the man whose friends
at one time quoted his stock as good
for the Presidency of the United States.
4 had the theory of the game all right
enough but it was the effort to prac-
tice that gradually brought about my
downfall. l lived in a community
where there was a good deal of wealth
and progressive culture. This meant
social pretensions and an adoption of
the popular fads as they appeared.
Il believed, and still believes that the
successful politician must be all things
to all men, For this reason l professed
the nest profound interest in golf.
craftsmanship, yachting, diplomacy,
baseball, music. bicycling, science,
business, church matters schools. So
cial functions, football, good horses,
bellies. beaux, bores and everything else
that any portion of the people might
favor by adoption The plain truth is
that I knew something less than moth
ing about many of these subjects.
II could clearly define the difference
between a home run and a catboat, or
tell whether allegro was term used in
music or happened to be the name of
some new sewing machine attachment.
BY looking wise and saying little man
aged to gain favor as a good fellow,
and the patron of everything worth
patronizing While / was at this high
tide of popularity there was a match
game of ball arranged between two
of the schools, and, just to add to the
eclat of the occasion, was chosen UNI
pire. Instead of pleading illness or an
imperative engagement, I was fool
enough to accept. L wore a mask,
danced around like harlequin. and
proved about as amusing as one to
everybody but the boys. They became
dangerously mad at my meaningless
mixture of links, courts, loves. wickets
wides, hard aports, time allowances and
handicaps. / was ignominously fired
at the close of the first inning. and
when the boys make their kick YOU
have no place in politics "-Detroit
Free Press.
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Her Ruse.

WELL" said Miss Twitters. Il think
am safe now"
Safe from what?" asked Miss Kit
fish.
Burglars
Were you in danger from burglars"
Il think was Everybody is. more or
less, but more especially an unpro-
tected lady in big house. I've been
afraid of burglars even since John and
his wife went West and left me by my
self
What have you done to insure
safety?"
II have bought four mems hats, of
different styles and sizes. and I have
hung them on the hat-rack in the hall.
When Mr.. Burglar surveys the array
he will decide that there are too many
men in that house 10 make his exploit
as safe as he might wish. and he viii
go on TO some other house. / rather
ffatter myself that this is a pretty good
plan. Don't you think so?"-Harper' $
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oPTICIAN.

We CARRY A COMPLETE LINE OF
optical goods; ewes tested free by a
competent graduated optician. KLUNE
a. FLOBERG. dealers in jewelry and
precious stones
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THE DREYFUS AFFAIR.
Colonel Picquart Sentenced
Thirty DAYS Detention.

PARIS, Nov. .2S.-Accordingt o the In
transigeant' Colonel Picquart. who was
summoned from Tunis to Paris in con-
nection with the Dreyfus affair and
W hose statements are reputed to be the
basis of the accusations brought
against Comte Ferdinand Walbin Ester
hazy has been sentenced to thirty days
detention in a fortress.
General Gellioux, who was appointed
by General Saussier, the Military Gov
ernor Of Paris, to conduct the investga-
ton of the charges brought against
Comte Esterhazy. has completed his in
uuiry. the result of which will be an
nounced on Tuesday next by General
Billet, the Minister of War
The journal asserts that the inquiry
will result in the exeulpation of Comte
Esterhazy.
The Figaro" says that General Pei
lioux to-day seized letters written by
Comte Esterhazy to several persons in
which the writer insults and violently
attacks the heads of the French army
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HYPNoTIzED THE CHILDREN
A Sheboygan Teacher Who Used
Them as Subjects.

SHEBOYGAN (Wis), Nov. 2S.-Quite
a sensation has developed in public
school circles in this city through one
of it's Professors, who had been prac-
ticing hypnotism on school children
Professor George w. Ferguson, in
structor of drawing in the public SCHOOLS,
is charged with taking eight or ten
pupils from one of the ward schools and
using them as subjects for an exhlbi-
ton. Mr.. Ferguson does not deny the
charge, but asserts in his own defense
that no injury was done to the children
and that he did not imagine there would
be any objection on the part OIL the
parents. The school board has been
asked to dismiss the Professor ana
special meeting will be held to near the
case.
Professor Ferguson has been in She
boygan several years. He is an artist
of unusual talent and spent some time
in Paris pursuing his art studies
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A MINER KILLED.
His Brother Was Also Killed in
the Same Mine a Month Ago.

BUTTE, Nov. 2S.-John Goss was in
stantly killed in the Original mine at J
o'clock this morning by an explosion of
blasts in the face of a drift. He and
three others had been drilling holes for
the blast and when it was ready lighted
the fuses They waited too long, how
ever, and the blasts began to go off.
Goss was thrown down and must have
died at once. Two of the others eS-
caped without injury, except the shock.
Richard Gilbert was burned by powder
and his legs filled with pieces of rock.
Goss was a brother of VIM. GosS who,
while working al squaring timbers in the
same mine less than month ago, fell
across a circular saw and was cut in
two.
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CUTS A WIDE SWATH.
Tod Sloan Exciting Much Atten-
ton by His Expensive Living.

LONDON, Nov 2S-No American
celebrity who has appeared in London
in recent years has cut larger hgure
in the public eye than Tod Sloan, the
jockey, who continues to pile up phe-
nomenal record of recol ds, often winning
on dark horses. 1t is Sloan's manner
of living and training even more than
his race track achievements which IN
spire comment among the British sport
ing gentry, not to mention the puplc at
large The little Jockey lives at the Cecil
Hotel He has chartered a suite of four
rooms the most expensive in this most
expensive hotel, and is surrounded by
his pictures, his extensive outfit OF
trunks and the retinue of those fair
weather friends who are always Wiling
to share the earnings of success, ana
attended by his valet, he maintains
style greater than is assumed by half
dozen continental Princes who are
sheltered under the same roof.
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HOWE AND HIS BOOMERS.
They May Find the Regular Troops
in Their Way.

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 2S.-A special
to the Times" from Wichita, kans.,
says:
CAPTAIN K. L. Howe has designated
January 10th as the day for his boom
ers'' to move upon the Wichita reserva-
tion if no action opening it shall have
been taken by Congress by that date.
The instructions of Secretary Bliss that
the Indian police be reinforced oy resu-
lar troops if necessary TO guafu the
boundary, has made Howe furious.
Howe is regarded by many as VISION
airy crank, but the apparent candor Wlth
which he puts his proposition and the
forceful manner in which he argues H.
is enlisting followers by the score.
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GIFTS FOR CATALOGUES. Souven-
irs, letter heads. newspaper
auVertisinb, etc. J. A. MCKEE, SOAK J
street, over l.. L. Lewis & Co.'S house
furnishing store
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.OITI{l11]'Il]I{S

"s-DAY MALARIA CURE" FOR MA
laria, chills and fevers, 15c bottle.
otis Liver Pills for biliousness. con
stipation. etc, 25c a bottle.
otis" Liver Cure. for the liver stom-
ach and bowels. Price, SOC bottle
OTIS Kidney Cure, for the kidneys.
bladder. urinary and genital organs
Price. soc a bottle.
"Otts" Cough Cure, for coughs. colds.
hoarseness. etc. Price, 25c IA bottle.
.'Otts" Blood Cure, sovereign remedy
in all cases where true Alternative IS
OTIS" Carboiic Ointment. the best
known for all sores and skin diseases
Price. 2ac.
.sott's" Corn Cure, easily applied. for
corns and bunions. Large bottles. 25c.
otis" Toothache Drops, stops tooth
ache instantly. Price. 2ac.
OTIS" Foot Powder. for tired sore
fetid. swollen. sweating and aching feet.
Per box 25c.
sOtt'sT Catarrh Balm. for eatarrh. cold
In the head, hay fever. etc. Price per lar.
25c.
FRANCIS S. OFT.
Manufacturing Druggist, 200 X street.
south side Second and X. Sacramento.
Cal.
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DETECTIVES.

AITER.S DETECTIVE AGENCY, s2S1z
street. undertakes all classes of civil
and criminal detective work; all busi-
ness strictly confidential.
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Business Interrupted.

CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. 2S.-Reports
from Guatemala state business has been
by the recent revolution
Respectable citizens not in politics are
hoping for annexation to Mexico or TO
come under American protection. The
people regard Mexico with great favor.
owing to its orderly and financially sub
stantial Government.
The record-union., 1897-11-29
FIRE IN PHILADELPHIA.
A Millinery Establishment Sus-
tains Heavy Damage.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 29.-The mill
inery and furnishing stores of Apt
Bros. 80 and II North Eighth
street. were damaged by fire to-day TO
the extent of about $4,000, on which
the firm received $4,000 insurance. The
building, which fronts on Flobert street,
as we'll as Eighth, and which is owned
by the estate OF George 6. Lang. was
damaged to the extent of $4,000. COW
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WAKE UP. r: GRIFFIN. THE
every person purchasing one of his S25
suits TO order. an elegant 500 overcoat.
made to order. Room IL, Old Postoffice
Building, Fourth and K.
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HENRY RYMAN's Eureka Dairy-Lo-
Gated Eighth and L streets. P. o. ad-
dress: Eighth and u, Sacramento.
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Embezz1er Arrested.

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 2S.-George
H. Leaf, agent here OF the Compagnie
Generate Transatlantique. who disap-
peared in September after having EN-
bezzled 81, 200 of the company's funds,
was arrested last night. He returned
and endeavored to effect a settlement.
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Superstitious.

What in creation did you call an
ambulance for. Chumpley?"
Didn't you see that fellow walk un-
1er the ladder there? He won't go three
blocks before something happens to
aim. Detroit Free Press
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TO RENT-1025 THIRD AND K-SIDE
entrance-Large, desirable furnished
rooms by day, week or month: terms
reasonab able: single or en- suite; house
keeping rooms. electric lights, etc.
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MRS. A. FINNEGAN'S Boston CPrivate)
Dairy-Located Thirteenth and W. P.
o. address: 1928 w street. y.s4
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He Didn't Come Arain

He-Well, it's II o'clock. 1 think I'd
better be going.
She-Dear me, that's the first thought
you've had this evening.
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Monday the Last Day.

State and county taxes now due and
payable at the Sheriff's office. II not
paid on or before Monday. November
both, Il per cent. will be added.
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PACIFIC GROVE BAKERY.
HONEY ! 4combs, Nice. New Honey.
AND MOOD DEP Q.

5lS L street, between Fifth and Sixth-AlI
KINDS of wood, coal. coke. charcoal ana
kndung at the lowest prices; weights AMI
measures guaranteed. Cap. telephone No.
5SS. JAMES McCAW, Proprietor.
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cred by insurance. The origin of the
fire is unknown.
George Cost fireman, was badly
damaged about the face and a ladder
man suffered broken leg.
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A BARGAIN
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

TEN OR TWENTY ACRES OF LAND
near Florin, at low price and on easy
terms. Apply to STROBEL, 81 j.
n29-6tdltw
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JOS. GYR'S Grove Dairy--Located Six
teenth and streets. P. o. address:
Box "64 Sacramento, Cal
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NJ j. HOLLANDS Brighton Dairy--Lo-
Gated Twenty-second and s streets. p.
0. address: Residence.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
VETERINARY SURGEONS.

DR.. c. L. MCGOWAN. VETERINARY
S,,rgaon and Dentist Lockhart Stables,
1015 Eleventh st. Tel. Cap. Sal; Sunset,
BLACK 3o1
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L. W. ESKRIDGE'S Devonshire Dairy
Located southwest corner Twenty-sixrh
and s. P. Q, address: Sacramento.
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BenSOn'S Piss's}s PG'e9S

across the back on line with the lower ribs They
promptly relieve the Backache, Pain in the Loins
or heavy dull feelings in the region of the kidneys
and through their valuable medicinal and counter
Irritating Effects aid in stimulating and re-estab
fishing healthy condition. No external
remedy so effective, reliable and prompt as BEN
SON. Price 25 cents. Refuse substitutes
/ Seabury s. johnson, Mfg Chemists, New York.
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A. G. AHLGREN'S Dairy-Located Gutf-
rie Station p o. address: Sacramento.
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INSPECTED DIARIES.

MRS A. KAELlN, AMERICAN RIVER
Dairy, located at Twelfth-street bridge
Leave orders at Sl5 Seventh street, Sac
rampntO
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SUNSET TRANSFER co.

RpEAD FRESH MORNINGS AND
DNIHD, afternoons; also hot rolls,
biscuits, etc. Try our Ralston Gluten
Bread. Squash, Custard and Lemon Pies
a speciality Ann Arbor Bakery 1912 St
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/ 900 MEN TO HAVE OLD HATS MADE
new. 1924 Eighth. W. l.. ROURkE
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DIR u. r. FOX-Ofice and Hospital. 1llo
10th. Residence s1s nth. Cap. phone 59l:
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FURNISHED ROOMS FOR ONE OR
two parties: with or without board. 81
@ street. n2S-lW
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CHICKEN SPANISH JUST

Mrs. Vaughan used 20 make at Eighth
near n and prepared by the same hands
Burden's chicken Spanish and coffee par
lor just opened a; 81 X, in the Clunie
block
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500 CHICKENS WANTED-PAY CASH.
w q. Vannorman, Twentysixth and Y.
WANTED-ALL KINDS OF KITCHEN
and farm help at Plaza Employment Of
flee, Ninth and |. w. A. WALL, Prop.
Cap. Tel 2i3. Sunset. black. Col
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WANTED-BY A GERMAN LADY, A
situation in private family, is first-class
cook Address b. D., this office n27-2ts
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JAPANESE DOMESTIC AND RANCH
hands furnished on short notice at Jap
anese Inf. Agency, SIT Sixth street.
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T. S. STILLWELL. Pacific Dairy-Lo-
Gated Freeport Road. P. 0. address
1870 G street. Sacramento.
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TO EXCHANGE-OIL HEATER AND
sewing machine in good order for good
cook stove; no utensils. 1925 Third street.
n27-7ts
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LosT-FOUND.
SPIRITUALISM.

MRS FRANCIS WINTERS Orculist
test and business medium: mixing a
speciality Mansion House, 7th, and j.
MRS T. DARRALI4. CLAIRvOYANT
and trance medium, to II, to g. III 18th
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ZINGG & KESSLER, Union Dairy-BacS
of East Park. p. o. address: Twentieth
and @.
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TO LET OR RENT.

eo9Is I ST-NICELY FURNISHED SUITS
and single rooms; rent reasonable.
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FAIR OAKS WOOD LIy y s,t5 E

oak in four foot and stove lengths. The
best wood and the lowest prices in Sacra-
mento. Yards Tenth and Q. Telephones
Sunset Red 244; Capital 547.
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j. P. SMITH, Florin Farm Dairy-Located
Thirty-second and r streets.
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1413 o ST-6 ROOMS TO LET. INQUIRE
Hartford House. 1922 Fifth street.
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F. ]. JOHNSTON'S Fruit Ridge Dairy
Lower Stockton Road p. 0. Sacramento
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l22 X ST.-EMPIRE HOUSE-NICELY
furnished suits and single rooms.
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NETHERCOTT BROS Valley Dairy
Located Thirty-first and S. P. o. ad-
dress: Oak Park
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MANUAL SIMAS Granger Dairy-Located
on Riverside Road. near O'Neil's brick
yard. P. 0. address: Sacramento.
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z. HUBER. East Park Dairy-Located at
Thirty-first and + streets. p. 0. ad-
dress same, Sacramento