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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25

Greitas bic Wabl Der Yeamten fir oas
laufenoe Sabr nit folsenbem greebnif
por: 6einrih Yriinin9, Yraitoent; Mlberi
Yeiemann. Dice: Yraiioent; 5obn 8ertin,
Sbabmeiiter; Carl Hettenmaier, Sbrift'
mart; WenSel Sdrom, 5abuentrdeer.-
Die Sonnta9 in iener @emeinoe uoree.
nommene gSabl Der Beamteu oeS Sing.
lingspereins bate foleenoes Reiultat:
Jrt. ). Ufeier, Yraiioent, Sobn 8. Babel,
|. Wice', ). ). Shwingbammer, 2. 9ice'
yraioent; 6einrib Sbwinsbammer.
Sbabmeiiter; Geo. .. @arreis, Sstretdr;
Did. 9obmlaier, IT,, 5rf. ). auer, on.
Dries, 5oiepb Silt, 8%eratbunss'6 omite.
Mm Sonntaa Dor abt 2aaen bielt
laut Weriht Der st. Seinrids llnteritib:
lrn9sperein in Perbam feline Sabrespers
iammlung uno Ueamtenwabl ab. Die
9eamten iiir's tommenoe 0ereinsiabr
ilno: Yrai, Wart. Shonebereer; @ice.
Yrai, y. =. Dries; Seer, W. g. @aI,;
Stabmeiiter. .. 6enm; 3. Yotihafter, 6.
=. 0irfes, 9br. Sung. Gom. %glsbeimer;
6inan,'@ omite, 6einr. Goblin, 3ohn Sung,
Bet. Mobr; @ermaltunssratb. 3obn Grab.
mann, Joi. 3eller, Joi. 6emmelearn;
Sranten'9 omite, Bal. 2oer,el, Sol. 9ader
len. unb Gbr. Sung. 9em Sabresbe-ibt
1emaB limb SOL go in ben 6dnben oes
Sbabmeiiters. Der 9erein ,ablt SO Mit.
BON benen 81 sur 3. R. g. II. @.
BON Winn. geboren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25

- Sn lester MontaS Nadt branaer
0iebe in bas &leioersT rodenbauS oea
an 5. Nuenue iiolid wObnenoen SUbu
Weblter unb ent,penoeten ahtsebn &c.
reinigte unb neu sepreBte &leiounss.
itiide, bic fertis CUR Mbnabme Der 81
sentbiimer berelt binSen. Bon ben Die
ben bat man feline Spur.
3ebten 0onnerItag ipuroe Serr
@m. Gmmeri9, Der ais Terfauisa9ent
in 9ienlten Der McgOrmid @eIeQl1aft
itebt. BON ieiner Satin nit elnem &C.
iunben S0tnden beidentt. Slid oaSu!
- Infer Mitblrser @m. Nlbredt ers
belt oieier Gage bic Nadridt, baB iein
Bruoer Sobn u. glbrebt bon Glencoe
SeitOrben lei.
- Serr SranS 9etermann bat letn
SpeSereiseiddit I'M Seimann Slod all
ct. @ermain1traBe nebit Der 2aoens
ginrldtuns ieinem Glert &obert u.
@riibmader fduili6 iiberlaIien.
Die Scrren Sacob Samann uno
Srant 0etermann, pelde Die @aoena
Brauerei fduilih %eritanoen baben, rellten
anfanss lester @obe na4 @acena, I'm
Dem &%aufcontract our6 In5abluns elmer
sewiien Summe serett gu peroen.
= Yrebiser 3. g.. McGOman, mel
der ieit ben leBten 5wei Sabren in Der
bieiisen Griten Gonsresational,iten Sir
DIE bic Seilswabrbeiten uerfiinoete uno
li6 ais ausseSeidneter &eoner %erlpies.
lteate iib 9ieuitas Dor ben Council Der
Winiiter, I'M ielne Notwithstanding
81 beiteben. 9rei Stunben lang belt
man ben junsen Serrn i'm @ebet uno-
lieB i'm oann iue9en Mansel al tbeplos
9iiden &enntniiien ourdfalIen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25

6err Granf Madus BON u lbanps &c
bentt laut MittbeiIuns in Jrseport cit
Websergeibdft Su e~rofinen uno oaourd
einem in iener Srtidaft felt swei Sabrer
seiiihlten Yeoirfniiie abjubelien.
Comm M ilwooo bat iib ant Wabl.
tase fir oas lauienoe Sabr inter folsenot
8eomten s%eitellt: Superuiioren: 6einrid
&laien, Soriiber; Nilbelm 6abel, @eor9
6iltner; Glert: Mnton Sdulte; Sbabmei'
tier: Seinrib aoopmeiners; giielior: 50.
glttinion; 5rieoensridter; s. s. Stunbe'
bed; Gonitabler: 9lnton Wilweroins.
Der iriiber in 9 t. Iu9ul it a aus
idilis seweiere uno I'M Sulbatenbeim Su
Minnebaba peritorbene alte &eterone
5ran; 3iesenbein lit 9Onnerltas Mor-
gen ani Dem rlWeit ct. 9(usuita selese=
men prpteituntii6em airdboie beeroist
luproen.
Serr Yen. Nidenbrenner uno Der
l6ieoene anoere Burger bon ct. S o
y + weroen III Iener Srtlhaft etne
Creamery erribten, Die NIT alien mo-
oernen Ginrihtun9en ahsseitattet iplro.
Die i'm 1Oiun IoOn 9elesene s..
&epper's 5arm 1T BON @esemeiiter s,
Gaiep BON Der Great Nortbern 81 S3O5O
tduili6 eritanoen iporoen.
Or. Ybil. Sion, in lebterer Belt vi
iiitenSs glrSt pes Or. =. s. Yilon bon
81 ibmonb 3, bat li6 euti9lolien, lein
6eim uno lejne Yraris na9 Yir5 in
Morrlipn County 81 perlesen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25
31ereims -Aadbri&ten.

9 Sn Der ant leBten Jreitas seba.tenen
9obresperiammluns oes in Der ct. Soni'
ia,ius 8emeiuoe ju Welroie beitebenoen
81. Soiepb llnteritiibunsspereins bate
bic Wabl Der Seamten foleenoes Grseb;
nib: Soiepb arafer, Yrdiioent; s. Nie'
haus, Yice'Yraiioent; 8erbaro &ibter.
Sefretar; 9ouis albers. Shabmeiiter W.
Cite, Marihau; 6erm. 6innentamp, 5ab'
n%entrdger.
4 Der in ibOniter 1lltbe itsbenoe uno
80 Witalieber jdblenbe st. Joiepb Inter
fltunosuerein BON Glbanp aabu lstteu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25

i'm TuH Slcd. defer rsie niht lumber
fcnhsrn III fs.t In Der Office ~ Rnt'u.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25
. FRANZ FANDEL. :
=
7uNs!!li! iiIINAIs Observation-Disclosures
HSoF llshsrfhubs fir Mi

tos- llsbsrihuhs fir. MGnnsls Sraus
ca mr. aiunsr INNER rrh n g. lr
NH m,bf, mo I'm IL pOl Irutjor lrS'
Sr!Os,osr, au cen r~ieorisfsn Yrei'en
rsriauft BEL 8. ". @olter, B. Iue.
iiollh.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25

81. Youl unuon Stod Quits.

"a WdrslS97
3uiutr: 600 etpsins; 400 9ist, % 8dlbsr; 5000
S6afe. S6peinemartt itetts unt ~lsteatt. Gualttat
mGfie bic gut. Stfe Srrts bis ~ le. rsrfauft.
I'd s.lI.,I.r Jn.p,,ls
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-03-25
PUFF'S
Yreisliae fiir bieie ISOLDE

SdBe 8drtoHeln per Giunb.... 2@ts
O~nnN9ep'delte BObuenGpe,l Quart 3gts
8leleer. Stdrfe per 8funb $50. 5@ts
&orn:S tdrte per Bfuno ...... 50ts
0tl'er 1aprltale per Stuno -. l23&ts
G'h2emcn'eSdioinen per Same 49ts
Sotmon 9gtS
10 Stide 5airbanfs STANDARD
Selfs: 25gis
Gin Is Biunc Gimer StGp.. 38@ts
Gin sroBes @las itars0Eldsr
Semi. 5@ts
S'ne @n0one fran5oiihsr Senf. 45gts
@,n 2 BIB Siad 9imburaer adie 2OGis
Gin Bfuno 9ettoduete B%irnen.. 6@ts
Nepfsliduitts 5@ts
Gin elmsr 8ouno Shoe Sdrinae 55Gts
hsfte mor,nirie 1865
Gre 5 @a1ous 8anne eeflut
nit Gstrolepm .......... S50ts
Cine @ooone siussmadte @ol,b
6'!9sr.... ........... 5O@ts
0ehrmSrr DUFF,
st sermuintraBe, ct. glouo, Mttnn.
Evening star., 1897-03-18
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.
WASHINGTON CITY Continued:

Goddard. Moran Il and j. D.......-....$4
Goddard. Morgan L. aud J. D..-..-.--- 81
Goddard. Morgan Il ard ]. D......--..-:
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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25

various complications that will or that
are likely to arise in years after as a
result He has a very fair memory,
excellent constructive talent and ought
to make an able writer. His temoera-
ment and organic development is such
as 10 give him the tact TO plan and
the power to execute, and as a banker
or business man, his large caution will
see 70 IL that securities are safe. thet
investments are reasonably sure. and
as he is thoughtful and calculating.
disposed to look before he leaps" is
not likely TO enter any wildcat
schemes
Self-esteem is only moderate and
therefore when he opposes a PROPOSE
ton or takes Issue with any one. il is
not with a spirit of Indignation that
his view of the matter should be
doubted or questioned for moment.
but frequently it arises from his love
of argument and the love of victory.
OF course if he believes that right is
on his side he will be all the more
emphatic A man never amounted to
much in this world who was incapable
of anger. If there is not enough steam
to make him furious providing there
Is Just cause for it, then there is not
enough force of character to carry him
to the front ranks in any direction
where he can be of service to himself
or 20 others.
Mr.. Cannon has this latent energy,
this reserved power but his general
disposition is to be kind and courteous
TO all, and he will always ge the gen
ueman unless some special provocation
should raise the devil"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25
Serious Danger

Threatens every man. woman or child
living in a region of country where
fever and ague is prevalent, since the
germs of malarial disease are inhaled
from the air and are swallowed from
the water of such a region. Medicinal
safeguard is absolutely necessary to
nullify this danger. AS a means of for
tifying and acclimating the system so
as to be able TO resist the malarial
poison. Hostetters Stomach Bitters is
incomparably the best and the most
popular. Irregularities of the stomach,
liver and bowels encourage malaria,
but these are speedily rectified by the
Bitters. The function of digestion and
secretion are assisted by it's use, and
vigorous as well as regular condition
of the system promoted by it. Consti-
tuition and physique are thus defended
against the inroads of malaria by this
matchless preventive, which is also a
certain and thorough remedy in the
worst cases of intermittent and remit
tent fevers.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25
ssTerrible
Suffering
of a Young
Lady,"

MISS ANNIE KICKS. LEWISTON,
IDAHO. says: mo one knows what |
have suffered for months at time. 1
was taken sick last December with fever
and great weakness. L had terrible
headache all the time my heart would
palDitate terribly blood would rush to
my head, and water would run out of
my eyes, My feet were so heavy l could
hardly walk, and L was too weak TO do
anything. Besides this j had Catarrh
badly. and my ears were always ringing
| tried several doctors and lots of medi-
cine but l got no great relief, although
some would help me for little while. |
finally tried DR.. Shores, and at last found
relief | got better all the time, and to-
dag feel splendid, and feel 1t my duty
to tell all my friends how DR.. Shores
medicines have helped me. l certainly
wish you still greater success. and shall
always recommend DIR. Shores TO my
friends.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25
SKETCH NO. 15.

If two pieces OF steel be submitted to
the same amount of friction it will be
found that one is capable of receiving
a much higher polish than the other.
Every mechanic knows this to be a
fact. and he knows also the difference
in results is due to difference in the
quality and temperament of the ma
terial.
The same principle holds good in in
dividuals, and for exactly the same
reasons. If two persons of the same
age and equal health have precisely
the same opportunities for education,
it viii often be found that one Will far
out-strip the other, and is capable of
taking on a much higher polish. The
fact is there is a distinct difference in
their organic quality.
Education can do a great deal-won-
ders, in fact. but it cannot do every
thing. To use a hackneyed expression,
lit cannot make a silk purse out of a
sow's ear and education, as matter
of fact, does not even make the true
gentleman. The real gentleman-lil1e
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25

Paragraphs About War.

Exchange: OF the 1880 muskets
picked up at Gettysburg after the bat
tie $4,000 were loaded. About half of
them contained two charges. about a
quarter from three to ten. and one
piece contained %.
1t is believed that a ton of lead is
fired in the form of bullets for every
man killed in battle. Statistics of Eu-
ropean wars go TO show that from 5000
to 10000 shots are fired for every per-
son disabled.
The calfbre of the first musket used
was so great that eight balls weighed
a pound and the gun was so heavy
that it had to be fired with a rest.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25

Such a brain is like mental in
cubator-always Matching something
out. He has a logical - and make
A. cast of mind, win be a natural rea-
soner, will love TO argue and debate
and never knows when he is beaten.
The combative element is remarkable
and was quite surprise to the writer.
especially in this type of head. He is
not man to be inundated, is not sub
ject to excitement, though he is
capable of becoming very angry and
very emphatic when occasion calls for
it 1t would have 10 be very tangible
scarecrow that would shake his WILL
He is determined. and resolute, a fight
er as well as a worker. He forms very
close and enduring attachments to per-
sonal friends, will work for their inter-
est and will spare neither time nor
labor to accomplish what he has set
his mind to cOnsummate.
If he were a drummer he would have
his samples laid out for inspection in
an adjacent town and then go and
wake up his prospective purchaser to
look at them at a time when other
drummers were turning out of their
beds. He throws considerable energy
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25
''Gains 80
pounds in
three
months. :"

MR.. f. A. JOHNSON, SPRINGVILLE,
UTAH. is man known throughout Utah
for his sterling worth and spotless char
acter. He says of DR.. Shores treatment;
I have been a very sick man for a long
time my troubles being a complication
of heart trouble. liver trouble and ner-
vousness. l have got so bad that for
year could not work, and vainly sought
relief from Doctor after Doctor. Nothing
helped me, and the doctors were puzzled.
| finally went to DR.. Shores. and began
treatment. I will simply say that / i'm
proved from tho start, and in three
months treatment / have gained THIR-
TY POUNDS. Today ] feel almost well.
ard cannot say enough in praise of the
Doctor who helped me when 1 needed
help so badly. L will gladly verify this
on me.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25
Americas Two Greatest Specialists Join Forces.
Sc

ADVANTAGE OF
BECOME
LARGER Y.
TENDED TO But HOUR
be
10
for
o in
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25

in work that interests him. is ambitious
to excel. will be particular in discharg-
ing his obligations, is likely to run
night into day and day into night if a
pressure of business requires it, will be
thorough in what ne does, won't allow
grass to grow under his feet and ought
to make a decided success in bust
ness, because in addition to his push
and diplomacy he has the acquisitive
faculty well developed. The physiog-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25
Handicapped.

Cincinnati Commercial Gazette:
Sethem-I observe that a man named
Smith is starting out TO find the north
pole.
Hearem-He'll never succeed.
Sethem-Whv not?
Hearem-His name isn't the right
kind. 1t ought to be Grabouschi, Taro-
vitschi or Njord Jnreden Yansteen.
Smith is too easily said.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25
Quite a Mania.

Chicago Chronicle: THAT Miss Tan
dem is one of the most devoted lovers
of flowers 1 ever knew"
Yes"
Yes 1 went by her house last Sun
day and there was bloom at every
window"
Yes"
"And, by George, when looked over
the fence there were boomers on the
line"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25
DIR. CT. w. SHORES.

W SHORES faniay The Peoples Doctor"
and ph by
For he has working and studying for the
BILE sc
havee to
o wells
Il He did
a to made
o
cures in
lions Institute the s.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25

Passing of the Serpent.
Cincinnati Enquirer: The phantom
airship is going to make the sea ser
pent look silly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25

A
history Coming from family Doctors he has practically
he HI
the profession of his choice and began the preliminary study his s
year he searched and grasped for other
u 10
only to become the best the world How well he
the line diseases
bright
OF relief
the he
they
the
he now
s. a all
ialst Dr. G. w Shores at lions Medical Institute
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-04-25

Although, as already stated. he is
not keen observer with his eyes, ex-
cept when interested, vet his mental
vision is very accurate and he can see
a remarkable distance ahead. If he
were playing checkers he could tell be-
fore the game was half over whether
he could win it or not, and in framing
laws or undoing them he can see the
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property. Not a railroad in this s,.t,
is now IN the hands of a receiver @.; ant
OIL show good earnings. In the "L. da
scendlnS scale our State stands fmtv,
second in the amount of mortsaced ~.
taeDtedness. In her educationaI fac;Ii.
!ies the State is now the equal of INV
mt In the Union; The public schools ar are
r% Nell attended and the colleges arc fnlI I'll.
mere are 5000 more children in III.
SScnool this year than last. We have
MONIES and farms for many times fbt
number OF our inhabitants, and we wei. al.
come m good substantial citizens.
mere IS no room, however. in Soptb
carolina for unpatriotic pauper imm;1
grants. We are American, preserx;mn
our individuality and institution amS
peiIevlng in the rule of the mo;or;tn
ana equal rights to all
South Carolina will survive and nros
per on her natural resources, and hp
o. the lndefatigable energy of her peopIey Icy
wnlle those to whom she now pavs
tribute will languish and decay. t"'s
Wo wish the Union happy and pros.
perous New Year. "'" i'oS'
JOHN GARY EVANS, Governor.
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SOME NEEDED REMEDIES
ohanGcs to BE Suggested by Conn.
troilcr General Norton.


Inc Columbia Register saws: "Comn
troller General Norton, in his rennrt !
the General Assembly will sn,r,,os y
some very important CHANGES in ESGs 800
iatiom, or will rather call attcntionS 20 ,,
certain matters and leave it to the .,Ca Coz u
eral Assembly to adopt anv rnwah;n. no Zen
the members may choose.
I'm the first place he thinks tbo no,,
s, sion law is badly in need of rana;ra pnm
Inc last law was very liberal one ",si amj
enabled very large number TO con,o "n,,
IN, and consequently rrnnti' W come
me me amount each pensioncr rece;vo,;
- Eniess the law is amended so ms to NV.
INC thc othtc Board more time to revise the
iis Iis,S ana weed out those not really an. m.
.i.ied TO pensions, the list is "o;9, 0 -
DC SO vastly Increased that pcnsio5ers
Mlli practIcnlly get nothing. Iast noos
uno otate board cut off great MANI Ln
ie.Son Oh their papers being dcfrct;voS
pul they can be fixed all right bv III,
'9e'r, az,
90 Mr. Norton's principal iden seems
vost y" tE 20 Siye the board more time to in.
nnI'! nuII'i:atc the various applications SO Tint
Um,y ''n .nose actually lawfully entitled tr
pensions can receive them. ~
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SOUTH Carolina ITEMS.
Inc Weeks Happenings as Gather
ed From Various Sources, =.
The NOISES Al 1NINETY-sIx.
state Railroad Commission Reno
'"'Sderate VetefansForm a Divis-
ion--!nsane Hospital Expenses:

henry ). kinard, Writing from Nine,
ty-olx to tho Columbia Register has
the following to say about "the: e:noisoS,
as the above place: -"Sincei wrote
ABOUT the explosive noises heard below.
mere no material changes are reportpd
yet One explosion was so ro,Id and
'iemesndousthat it was heard by some
citizens in this town :tssid heard much.
f"rther round than common and very
w. marked vibration of the earth followed
mere Is one thing That makes tb.
noisos tn heard now different from what
oneH. were before the great Aurust
f'nunIs fnur.'IuaL2; they are nearly ALWAYS
,oi;o" ca ny a rilm6ling or roarin~
noise which enables one TO coursa tbsS2
report better. OF course. the yibrat;no
Is almost simultaneous with the roar;nS
S;at; uHu. PERSONS hard of hearing can
oaoI hear the roaring noise after
ot'n 90 n;gIAPl2sion.- These explosions come
IN 81 t'nfsht' i'fs' ana during thetiTfk hours |
''iaco 'o 'eiTie TT any seem little out of |
system of procedure. Since 7 7 wroto ~ ao
Iho previous article letters from tbo
oWer part of. the. State report sI;rht
,arlhgnake shocks. There are dombt.
oSs disturbances in the earth tEst
auSe az theSe huge pieces of earth to drnn
III ana fall with such results. To wbat
Ateht these disturbances will 90 no
me Knows, hut l can't but believe n.
nc great August earthquake was so,.
ioSely coniiected with these noises ba,
ore, tnnt similar results will likely fol-
o wv tlls time. The slight shocks nj !
aa"y reported seem TO prove that tbev !
re closely connected. 1t seems stranGe
iat no scientist attempts to cynmine
Sive cause for these disturbances, |
nave college presidents and pro. Il
ssorS $50 1n IN Our State, have they no theo- t
,,ti, 60 81 mere u.s. no doubt as to the a
= anyone 3 can explain, let him speak I u u