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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-28
VERDICT FOR THE MINERS

Four Of the Jury Saw the Deputies Were
Guilty of Wanton Killing, Two Dissent,
Hazleton, Pa, Sept. 27.-The coroner'S
jury which investigated the death of the
striking miners at Lattimer, met in
Deputy Coroner Cowans office this eve
ming and after an hours deliberatiou
rendered the following verdict:
THAT from the circumstances of fha
case and the evidence offered the said
Clement Platock, with others. came to
their deaths by gun shot wounds on
September 10th. 1897, at the hands OF
Sheriff James Martin and his DEPUTIES.
and in this we, the jury, do all agree
and we, Phil J. Boyle. Thomas Thomas
Barton Freas and Peter McKiernap. Of
this jury do further say that the said
Clement Platock. with others. was
peaceably and unarmed on the
public highway, that they were inter-
cepted by the said Sheriff Martin and
his deputies and mercilessly shot 70
death, and we do further find that fhe
killing was wanton and uniustifiable b,tt
in this we, George Maue and f. J. Me-
Neal, of this jury, do not concur. ana
we, the jury, do further say that there
was such strong suspicion of unlawful
violence Mt the hands of n person or per-
sons unknown to this jury as to make
this inquest necessary"
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-28
OHIO OUT FOR GORE
HE IS RESOLVED TO TELL ALL THE NASTY
SECRETS HE KNOWS.
Having Been Sandwiched Between Russell and
Butter His New Paper Win Give In
side Views of Each.

Winston, n. c.. Sept. 27.(Speeial.l-
S. Ohio Wilson, Of the North Carolina
Railroad Commission, who was turned
down by Governor Russell a few days
ago, came here to-day and made a con-
tract with Stewart Brothers, State
Printers, to publish his paper, The
Hayseeder," which will be revived next
week. The editorial 'office will be in
Raleigh. Mr.. Wilson says his paper
will be red hot. lie claims to know a
great deal about the status OF affairs in
the political arena of North Carolina
and he proposes now that the dear people
shall have the benefit of it. He says
that one of the first duties he will per-
form with the columns of the Hay
seeder" will be to kill Senator Butler
with charges that have been made
against him (But1er), Governor Russell,
and also to kill Governor Russell with
charges made against him (RusselD by
Senator Butler All this red-hot "shot
and SHELF which Mr.. Wilson has stored
away for his arch-allied enemies destruc-
ton is composed of things told him by
Russell and Butler before the two be-
came such affectionate political bed-fel-
lows. Mr. Wilson spent last night at
the Round Knob Hotel. run by his
mother, which has been cause Of all the
trouble with the Wilson's and their
Railroad Commission c.1ces He says
that the war" has been splendid
thing for the hotel, and his mother had
made more money the few weeks since
the "muss" was raised than during all
the preceding months.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-28
THE CoNsTABLEs RECALLED

Columbia, S. c., Sept. 27.-As he an
nounced a month ago. Governor Eller-
bee today issued proclamation declar-
ing that from September Both all posi-
tons of State constahles will be vacated.
AT the same time the Governor issued
proclamation removing the MetropoIi-
tan police from Charleston. They were
established by Ex-Governor Evans. over
two years ago. During the campaign last
year Governor Ellerbee practically prom
Used to remove the police. He saws he
wished to give all the cities and towns
an opportunity to enforce the law.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-28
MAJOR GINTER DYING.

Richmond, Va. Sept. 27.-Major Lewis
Ginter. the well-known capitalist, lies
desperately III at his country home near
this city. There is no hope OF his re-
covery. He is gradually growing weak
or. The report this evening, however.
Il that no alarming change has taken
place in his condition to-day.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-28
KILLED WIFE AND CHILDREN
A Prosperous German Unaccountly Muir
ders his Whole Family.

Carroll, Iowa, Sept. 27-The slaughter
of mother and her six children occurred
at the home of John Blocker, a farmer
living eight miles northwest of here last
night. Afterward the fiendish or de-
mented husband, and father at whose
hands they died, completed his bloody
work by sending a bullet into his own
head, inhicting Il fatal wound. The
family were prosperous Germans and as
far Hs is known, lived happily. No mo-
tive for thetragedy has been disclosed.
Bocker's victims are his wife and these
children: Caroline, aged IA; Christine
aged o; Henry, aged 8; Lizzie, aged g.:
John, aged 8; an infant.
All are dead but Henry and he cannot
recover from his wounds.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-28
KILLED IN AN EXPLOSION.

Harrisburg, Pa, Sept. 27.-Engineer
liz. Bennett Mitchell was killed and Fire
man John r. Cawley seriously injured
his morning by the explosion of loco
motive on the Northern Central Railway
at Georgetown, a few miles north of
Harrisburg The victims were both resi-
ents of Harrisburg and had been in the
passenger service of the company for
many years.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-28
COLORED ANTI-LIQUOR LEAGUE.
Evangelist Lee Stirring Up The Broth
ren.--1,1 Whites Enrolled.

Winston, n. c.. Sept 27.-(Special.)-
Evangelist Lee closed his tent meeting
for whites tonight. He will preach sew
eral nights to the colored people and then
orgaize colored anti-saloon league. He
organized white league yesterday with
eleven hundred names.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-28
REV. CARTER H. JONES CALLED

Richmond, Va, Sept. 27.-The Second
Baptist church of this city has extended
an unanimous call to the Rev, Carter III.
Jones, DID, of Louisville, KY, to be-
come it's pastor. 1t is believed that the
call will be accepted
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-09-28
TARHEEL PoSTMASTERs.

Washington, Sept. 27.-Fourth class
postmasters appointed to-day in NORTH
Carolina: sylvia, LEILA Potts. a
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-23

I~isssnbsn Nslounasn bereits cine Giile
aberSsussnoer Bswsiis sssen bic S4ul'
oisen selammeli. bolt aber iein Wates
rial sebeim, um iib ni1t BON ben Cor
poratlsnen iiberliiten 81 laiien, bic
ieibfueritdnolib ,bre @sbeimpoiiSitten
bereIts on Der Nrbeit baben, um @esen.
beweile 81 belduifeu. 90 udre ni4t oas
erite Nal, oaB bort unbsqueme 8eu9en
usridwinoen. Dur1 oas @ei4ent els
ner Stiffstarte uno elmer SanspO0Gelb
II! mand eiuer Der ausldnoiidsu Nrbei.
ter sur &iidrsils in ieiue Seimatb Der.
anlabt moroen, iueun bic @eIeui4aften
@runo 81 Der Beflrdtuns batten. bob
Iein 9eusuiB Dor Gsrihi ibnen Setdbr'
lih weroen tOMte. Der Coroner bes
@Ounip, Der iOfort na4 benz 8orfaa iet-
mes Mmtes bate tpnlten maiisn, bot iib
srit isbt 81 elmer unteriuduns entihlOi.
fen uuo Sruar bat er oieielbe eineul un'
terbeamisn ibertrasen, oa er ielbft sur
WttliS aeb6rt uno IN lOlter G,senitatt
Die 8affeu i'm 9ieniie oes Staates tra'
aen muB. 8srulnItiser Weiie sinss
isine sissne Nmtspil,4t rOr, inosiisn IN
lsnem 3beils pom Ysnnipluanien itelni
lit aQss Der vb0bsren Yill1t" unter5u'
%oroueu, I'M Snisrsfie Der @rubenbefss,
iir bic Nuirs9terbaltuns Der Oronune
~ lorssn. pOffentlit selinst 20 BEN
~erpdbntsu NuslGuB, ben 9botbsfant
ourd slaubwlroise 8eusen ieitSutelen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-23
Cur seri@tlideu uuteriudnns.

Die 8luttbat Don 2aitimsr piro eno
LID sum @ssenitano seridtlider Inter.
iuduns ssmadt. Nuf guiupen bes De.
tsitius uen 2u5srne @runtp bot Der &C.
rlbtsbOf einen poitbefsbl sesen ben
Sheriff uno ieine Deputies aus9e5telt.
SO NOR au4 bobs 8eit. bob oieIer
SAritt seitab, oenn felt benz 8orfal
bat es bisbsr ben Nnidsin sebabi, OILS
fiube iid ~iibsrbaupt fein Slayer, Der aui
cine untsriuduns orange. DIE Nilis
mar idnsq senus sur Stsls, I'M @sisS
uno Orbnuns aufredt 81 srbalteu, unb
Der M~tiliSseuerul beetle fid. bic Grild.
runs a~b5useben, oaB er unter Der Suriss
oittion bss Sheriff itebe. sesen oeIen
Nutoritdt miibin feline Npsllation 1tatt'
bait idien. Nun bat iid enblid Der
@eri6tsbof bsmuBist ~seiunoen. bic Nn.
selssenbeit in bic Sano 81 nebmen. UNI
Der Belt 5u bepeiien, BOB es islbit i'm
Rslhs Der 8oblenbarone nod 10 ettpas
wie &s1tsH sse s,bt. Nnoernfa0s bate
man pobl barauf tparteu miiiien, baB
Der Oitsrreidiide gOuiul eiue rntsrs
iudung beantra8t bate. 1batld1lin
bat Iih aus lanbslsutsn Der BON Der
Sberiffsmannldait sridoHenen 8oblsn.
ardber elm GusiduB sebiloet, um bic er.
tie amtli6e &snntniBnabme oes 8orfals
les. auSsr Der @inbsrufuna Der Nili5.
~ p~eronlofeu. 0erielbe bat mad por'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-23

Wnf Nntrd9 Berta9una Sine die.
81. Miller,
Yoriiser bes Boorc Der 6 ounip. g ON.
milidre BON StsarnS 6 ountp.
Beitdti9t:
Y.S. 9rnber,
6 ouutp.Nuottor une sg'UffSio Glerf bieies
Boaro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-23
Grmutbisuus sur 6Orawirtbidait.

Ser Sefrstdr Der rWinneiota Sore
"TRIP GiipciatiOn", Serr S. .. Barrel,
LENT in einem loeben p%erlanotsn Runos
l9relben bic NuimerfIamfeit Der s5armsr
aut ben boheu Wertb Der Jortwlrlb.
i9afl iur oas Sluben uno oas @sbeiben
Der seiammten GanoWlrtbibaft. IS
wlr0 IN Der Arbeu oarauf bln9smielen,
caB bic meiitsn 5armer ibre game
Baumtultur oaraui bei9rdufsn, Elm pnar
S1attea. Ooer Sbfbaume um oas Ipaus
bsrum a%n5upaau5en. uno oas erinnsrt,
belBt es, on eIneu Diann, Der Sleb5u1t
lreiben wOlie, obne einen Stau gu baueu.
4ls Der eriie Der SOrSuse, wslde ole,
penn aud III fleinsm Wta6iiabe absr
ratiOuel betrlebsne JOrfwiribldait benz
darmsr bietet, miro suerit Die rei1e
QumusbilounS uno Der 9lnsmsrib osr
I'm Serbit iauenoen Bldtter senannt.
SWeitens Dlro aui bic alsemeln bsfannts
2Boiia1e blnsew,elen, oaB Die 8dlosr
Die natlrli6eu Bolerreisruotre iino,
Den ueberl1uB on Jeudtlsteit in fib
auinebmsn uno bel IrOdenbelt ipisosr
no4 uno nad abSebsn. Die JOritsn
wIroen fit lomlt bel 9lrre oils 0obls
that eriten &anseS erneilen.
&elter ptIle ieoer Jarmsr iebr wObl,
wie berelts elne pede oas blntsr ibr sss
lesene Gelanoe seseu Die peroerblidsn
5Olsen bslBsr uno taltsr 8inoe itise.
Cine Sede Don beilpielswsile uur isbs
SUB Sobe sewdbre auf cine Gntteruuns
BON z SUB ben Yflau5en Sdus uno
Sdirm, unb ieoer SUB peiterer S0be
oeds. wie Die @riabruns lebre, cine meis
tere Rutbe. IS bsolrte on Sanosn bies
ier aIssmsin bsfunnten 1batiadsn teinsr
beiouoern 8eriidsruns, COB Elm oidtsr
Balo nit boben Bdumen bic Bssstation
aui tpe,te @%ntfernuus bin sssen bic TN
biloen Der falten mle beiBen Binoe er.
folsreid idiBen uiroe.
Gin iads uno fadsemdB ss5osener
uuo sspFester Ralo BON 10 bis 20
Nder, nie er auf ieoer Jorm Ylas fin,
ben fonnte, piroe in 5ebn Sabren bes
reits benz GARNER ben 9au5eu Brenns
materlalisnsB soorf ~liefern. unb babel
mirbe Der Balo an ii1, tpsnn @bbol.
5uns uno Nadpflansuus rationel bstries
ben meroen, on 8erib nibt nur nibts
einbiBen, i'm @esentbeil bon Snbr 81
Sabr aefuinuen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-23
2erSIt@ wtutommen.

Der nddite 9lenitas, Der %. Sep
TENDER, wiro fir bic Staot uno bic 0i'
0jele St. @louo eth Tag BON beiouoerer
Seoeutnns lein, wiro ia an ienem 2a9e
DER Heus Sl,6pI uon 81. @louo, Der
pOdw'te Serr Sacob 1rObee, lslnen fsls
eriI1en GlnSuS IN biele Staot baltsn
uno III Der @atbeorale pOn @rSbIlbot
Srelano lntroniiirt peroeG. Wah Dem
gSabrpOrte: no lmmer Qirt, oa Die 9esr'
oe, ut 81 hOffen uno 81 ~ertparteH, oaB
hb Ob Der uUn Der Sreat Nortbern
Sabuseislltait seitslten SinitiSen &ei
iebeonSunse1 (man lebe on anoersr
STEELE rpenlSltens elm GROCER 2bsll Der
Dem Siltole anuertranlen pesroe IN 81.
@lOuo sinfinoen, an ber@mptanSsIeIer oes
heuen Oberbirten NIT parmem uno limb
ll9em bergen lbeIlnebme uno li1 IN Ell
mem inbrunitisen 9antSebete fnr Die
treifllbe 8abl Der SelsSun9 oes Si'
lbOISltubles Don ct. 9louo pereIner
MUD. Qatte man I'm oas l%selenelrise
Blrten uno ben sbten Yrleter.9 barat
ter ~unierss SiitOiss nltt SsfpuBt, Der
QO9oemlslbsn am Gage Der GOnlsfra'
ion uOn Sli9oi @Otisr IN oe1len Jeli'
preoIst 9eSOute 2rlbnt wlree senlSen,
IN Sil6Ot ErUbsc ben Oberblrten 81 er'
fennen, Der lslne Seeroe na1 Sottes 81,
Btlen leilsn uno llbren wtro. So, Der
nsue Sii1Oi uOn ct. @louo ut zines mir.
oisen @mplanSes wobl wertb, nno % 81
etnem lOlten auBsre Sel1en Der 5teuoe u.
oes 8lltOmmens n1lblg llno, 10 Usroen
Die Burger Der Staot es pObl nItt uns
tsrlaiien, Ibre &pbn. uno Gelbaltsbau'
ler ple au1 Die StraBeu Der Siaot IN
unsemsnsner gSelle gu l1miiden. St.
@lUuo lol an le,nsm JreuoentaSe IN elm
isitli9es SeWaao sei9mudt lem isnem
perm 81 @bren, Der lib ON Drenitas
ais soler, treuer Burger 81. CLOUDS
uno ais Oberblrte Der Slo5eIe IN uAis.
ter Wiltte, bOffentll1 uuf rstt lapseSet,
Hleosrlailen Utro. SIN Namen Der
oeutI9en &atbOllfen, iberbaupt alsr
9eutl9en Der Sibjsle 81. @!ouo snt'
bieten wlro blermlt Dem bohp'lt ten QrI,
Sacob Trobec oils unlersm neuen ODER:
bIrten Elm berSll1es 8Iaiommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-23

~ URaan ,ursr nd sitiofi be-
utusu Ylatse No. 624. 81. 0ermain.
ftrose, rtbsn Ganoels Ga,nWoarenbanb.
luna, me Elm ieoer bas bette unb bilisfe
Sdubssus fouft BET Sobn U. Bolter.
- Die 8. o. Sir gisarrsn
60. bat ihre Commercial Bouquet Gi'
ssrr' uuf bsn Wa,it sebrodt. Bon al
I'm U ,uhsrn r,ro iie iir ouas3si4net
sstalten. Bniu4t oieielbe uno fie uiro
eu& ssfaleu. 38-ba
H&S- Storb 81 Bremen ON 3. Sunt
1897 Der M'hauiisr Sobann 6einri4
Soispb 9bid (E0i4). Gene Grben
fine sriuh'. iih al o. Jelb n.
Gamalt in 8rtmsn, Sostfrose Ro. rs
~ wenoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-23
NH TtFTNW
Rssrdsntatise Ussf&uts.


Ianbbeit faMn Ht6t 9tbftIt mttbfh 6utdl
ieials Ipplieatipnen, nett ne Zen %franttn Ltti eS
gpsa, tts 1auttsit ~ ~furirsn, uut Der III turG
esnfituticnsn s Seiimitttl. Iaubttit rirs tur&
stue n en- tai 3ufane Ter f%6ltimistn ausfiei.
tuna her Gufa6iiden Rsbre prurfa6t. Ntnn bic.
fe Rptre I'D entiunett, tatt itr ttntn rumpslnttn
Icn ceer unppatrmments 6stsr; unt penu fe gang
esf6lcdtu 1T. ufclet lautteit. unt rtnn ttt Gnt.
"iunouua ntbt estpben une tiefs @btre risttr In
itrsn astSrisen '3ufant rsrfest rtretn Tam, rtrt
tas 8stfr fur INNER ,srtsrt rtrttn; ntun BdQe IN.
ter ,stu fut tur6 8atarrt ptrurfa&t, rti&tr ni6tS
ale elm snt,lnesttr 3ufant Ter f6isimistn Chtraa'
Den IN.
mir n uuen tintuntert 1paars far isttn (tur&
q atarrt ptrurfa6ttn) 5au ron Iaubttit stbsu. Zen
mir nt6t turH Gtnrstmen rpn 6aQ's 8atarrt. 8ru
tstltn fSnntu. 9ast tut umf rnf Gtreulars iemmsn
4. 3. gtents q 8 o.. Gslsts ,Ctts.
gtiautt Won ausu Apstbtfsfl. rs SsatS.
6eu'S 5autlisu. gineu tts btetn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-23

Mui Nntras Vertasuns bts 0 ubr anoern
Wuraens.
Der Yertasuns semdB trat Der Boaro AZ.
lammen; ole Rit9lieoer anipeienb; .. 8.
Weper als YorliSer. Muf Nntraa rpurben
fol9enoe Rehnunsen fur @ese uno Briiden.
Mrbeit in ben perihieoenen 9omnS an9euom.
men uno sur 3ablung a%nsewieien:
r- a. 0QavNsf q tx % 90 uuN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-23

Sn WeriaiQeS in Snoiana bat eine
Nn3abl Jarmer nddtli4erweiie oas o e.
fdnsniB aeflrmt uno 5 @efansens
sebdnst, bic 81 elmer 8erbre4erbanbe
seb0rt 40 haben i9einen, uelde felt Sab
rem bic bortise @eseno unii3er ma&te,
unb bel ibreu &dubereien aud @emalt,
tbaten uno Torturen se8en bieieni9eu.
bic ben Berittd i5rsr @eloer nidt anee.
ben MOLTEN, SUE Gnuenouns sebra@t
baben io0en.
Der Brdiibent bot ben 6 ubadrei.
n cine semaltise Mauli4sue ertbe,lt.
@sneral.G oniul See iebrt auf isiuen 30
fen nod Sauana jurid, unb baS bebeu.
tet. bob bic porfihtiae unb abparienoe
Yolitif @lsuelanb'S in Be5uS auf Guba
peiteraeiibrt tueroen miro.
Gin Jriebsnsridter in ct. Souls bat
in einem . arlebenspro3eB Gin
urtbeil sefdlt. bas Ieinem s%siunoen Wsn'
i&snusritanb 81 ebsnio GROCER Gbre &c
rsi1t, als ielnem &e&tliGfeitsseflbl.
@s9en einen Wann NOR elm Darleben
uen $65 nebft 8 BroSeut 8inien, iomie
cine rNnwaltssebibr" pon $40 fur bic
Wusiertieune bes Shnlbidetns einaes
flast ,uorben. Sn BEN lesisenaunten
Document, bas oils 8speisfld uorseIeSt
,puroe. fanb iid elm Baroaropb. in benz
Der Sldubiaer fid ausbridli9 Sur Bah.
lung Der oben seuanuten Gnmaltssebdbr
perpHiHtet hatte. Der &idter perur
tbeilte ben Bstlasten Sur 8abluns bss
IN barren @eloe erbnltensn Betrass
unb Der seiebli&en Sinieu, entbanb i'm
iebo& BON Der @inri&tuns Der (. 9. Gn'
uoltSoebabr. ba lsstere. isiner 0nfi&t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-23
YcrbanOlmuseu Oes Yoaro Der Gonms
tp=G ommihdre bon Stearus
County, Minneiota.
JGountp- NuoitorS Office, Stearns 60.
(Winn., ct. Glouo, ben ID. Sept. 1897

&esuldre Sisuns.-7em @eieB 9emdB
trat Der 6 cuntpratb sniammen. Nnmeieno:
gouarb Miner, YoriiBer, $. s. Weper, Geo.
gnsslbaro. Soiepb Sheelar uno gouaro
Smith. "a etn BON Quomig Slmiheio. Elm
9eieslih berehti9ter Stimmseber unb Heiis
bent i'm Shuloiitrift "a, unteraeihneies &C.
lut, BON aenann,em Hiitriit 9e.rennt uno
Dem an9ren5eneen 9iitrift 1875 su9e3ablt 3u
iueroen, anaenomnien uno an9epronet rpar.
haB oiientlite BefanntmaAung on ale, bic
babel intereiiirt fino, in Der nd4iten S,buna
bieIes Boaro. bic am II. september 1897
be9innt, erlaIen fperor, UNI oa oieIer Boaro
iiberSeugt ~ fem iheint, oab asnasenbe BE.
fa%nntmahung e%rlalen lei, uno oa oaslelbe
pom eouutp. Shuliuperi ntenoent beItdtist
uno teine gimme noun9en oaaeaen porlayeu,
10 fparo beihloten, bob fos @eiuh ange.
nommen lei uno baB W Il BON SD d SG
4 S0 d uno SW ~ So d Sect 10, Z.
124, 81. 80 biernlit pon 9enammtem Ylitritt
"a 9etrfnnt uno Dem angren5enoen Siftrift
1875 suaeadblt lei, unb baB senannte 2dnoe'
reier elnen 2betl oes leBtgenannten 9iitrifis
fur ale 3tpede tiloen iolen. Nuf Nntra9
Sertasun9 BIG 2 ubr nadmitta9s.
Nadmiita9SfiBun9, ben IA. Sept. 81.
Ser yertaguna semaB trat Der Boaro su.
iammen; QUE Nitglieoer anfpeieno; 8. &.
Nteper ale YorliBer. Nuf Nntraa ruurbe Dem
.. g. Hoienberaer uno 5rans Benolfen Der.
itei9erunqsli,ens aetpdbrt. 9eiuh fir Nb.
dnoeruug oes NiieBment uno Yerringeruna
Der Steuern oes Sobn 8ellaS nuroe auf 2u.
traa anaenommen nno Dem Staata Nubttor
empfoblen, 5000 auf 9ot 8 Blod 6 in Gen
iral Bari Nooitior AZ ct. Glouo nahsulai
fen, ipie oies pom Stabtrath empfoblen NOR.
guf Nntro9 purbe ouS @eiuh oes sos.
SdulB fir einen abioluten Belibtitel auf
Clearwater g~i9enthum 5uriid9ele9t. Nuf
Mutro9 wuroen folsenoe &etnunsen er.
aubt uno sur Yablun9 ansepieien:
Bater, Yoorbis SEC. .ya dlaBberidt& 5 SO
8alter 8 Booth i Sobn, NadlaB'
Blanfs 800. ......... 10 As
Sobn 3app, ShnelidriftoWnit.... l so
y YoBber9 Il Sobn, 8aare fir's
gourtbaas. 10 s5
6 s Macoonalo. ofiaiene7 rudiaden 179 10
Sobu SommeS, gtnbinoen uon Shul'
aeiesbbdern 10 so
Sphu Steffens, Matten.Qeqen ...... 3 90
SurIinatcn Sener;an Blinb Co.,. GA so
ct glouo Sron go............... 90 70
" 8 Yeebe, Yebanolun9 frantsr &C.
fausener. 200
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@eieben BON 1897. 4 90
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8iants. ....,................. so so
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nienf. ........................ 8 10.
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Wuraens.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-09-23
RtautapsIte.
ct. Baul Union sicd CARDS.

Bufntr: 10 e&rstat; $500 6tte; 100 aalhss, -
f10J S~Aat.-Pfesbt.
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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-06-17
MINNESOTA
State Normal Schools
WINONA, MANKATO, ST. CLOUD
AND MOORHEAD.

These schools are organized for the training
of teachers for the public schools of the State.
ORGANIZATIONS school comprises two
departments-the Normal Department, and
the Training Department or Model School.
The Normal Department embraces:
(a) An Elementary course of three years.
(b) An Advanced course of five years.
co. An Elementary Professional course of
one year, and an Advanced Professional
course of two years for high school and col
lege graduates.
(O kindergarten training course (at Win
Ona, st. Cloud and Manlzato).
Observation-Disclosures of high schools and
colleges. and teachers holding county super
intendents first and second grade certificates
are admitted without examination. All
others are required to pass an examination
themselves to teach in Minnesota Text
books are furnished at rental of Sl.OO per
term. Provision is made at each school for
economical living. The average cost of furn-
iShed rooms with board is about $500 per
week. The Ladies' Home at St. Cloud the
new Dormitory at MOorhead, and the Ladies'
Home at Winona offer board, furnished room,
heat and light at from $500 to $3.50 per week.
DIPLOMAS.-By recent act of the legislature
cate of the first grade.
The next school year opens at ST. Cloud and
MOOrhead Aug. 81.
The schools at Winona and Mankato will enter
upon continuous sessions from and after July
1. 1897. The school year will hereafter be di-
vlded into four quarters of II weeks each.
For free catalogues and circulars giving full in
IRWIN SHEPARD, WinOna.
EDWARD Soaring, Manl1ato
GEO. r. kLEEBERGER, st. Cloud.
LIVINGSTON c.. LORD. MOOrhead.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-06-17
LAKE FREM

LAKE FREMONT, June Is, 1897.
Martin Kaliher is home for the sum-
mer vacation.
Mrs. Frank Nyquist returned Fri
day from q trip to Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Henderson we're
visitors to Minneapolis a few days dur
ing the past week.
The doctor has pronounced muscular
rheumatism as the cause of Miss Jo-
sic lifts lame arm.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. A. Kaliher de-
parted Tuesday morning for a visit
with relatives in Wisconsin.
Miss Minnie Staples, who has been
attending school in Princeton the past
year, is home to spend her vacation.
Our genial merchant, W. E. Ora
ham, has gone to Pennsylvania to- re-
turn with his wife in about two weeks.
Mrs. j. @. Van Alstein returned to
her home in Princeton Sunday after
having spent several days at her old
home in this place.
SUB Rosa
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1897-06-17
MlIIELACS LAKE RlPPLESs

LAWRENCE, MIMI, June S, 1897.
The lake is higher than it has been
for eight years.
There is strong talk of building a
church here in the near future for the
Lutheran creed.
Isle Harbor will again celebrate the
glorious 4th of July. An excellent
program is being made up which will
be given to the public next week.
An ice cream sociable was held at
school house No. l, last Friday even
ing evening. A good time was en-
joyed by those present. The proceeds
went towards buying school library.
The news of the payment to the
Mile Laos band of Chippewas is bring
ing members Of the band here, who
have been absent for years from the
lake down in Wisconsin. They have
come until there is veritable swarm
of them camped around Lawrence.
There are already two new stores auo
two more are coming so as to be here
the 18th, which is the day the paymen
is to be made.