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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-29
THE TTRNFEST AT HAUBTRG.

Hamburg July ?s.-The successful funniest
concluded here yesterday evening. when oak leaves
were distributed 10 l2S victors.
There was a great torchI!ght procession last
night. in which four thousand torch bearers took
part il was witnessed by enormous crowds Of
people. and the greatest enthusiasm was mani
Tested.
Wilhelm LanFe. Of 81. Louis. second In the
three-jurnp and another 81. Louis Gymnast was
first In the obstaclo race
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-29
FrNERlL or DAVID STOTHERS.

Tho funeral Of David sto,hers n well-knovn resi-
dent 81 Horbcrtou- Port Richmond Richmond
Borough took place yesterday afternoon AZ tho
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church. West New
Brighton. Burial IN the Moravan Cemetery.
Tho members Of Richmond Post. g. \. r., OF which
he was n member attended IN "A body He was a
veteran Of the civil War and WAS captain OF COM
many X 1921 Ncw-York Volunteers. a widow and
49,. effr,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-29
A IRISH EXPECTED.

II wss an OF day with the new Government
bonds yesterday Transactions were on limited
scale with the closing price remaining the same az
the closing on wednesday. II was announced al
tho SIb-Treasury that the Secretary OF the Treas
urv had decided that the allotments coulQ ne as
signed and as a result 1t is expected mat there VIII
he a Zig rush OF business when this becomes gen
eralv known Payments on the alotments at inc
Sub Treasury continued an unchanged basis yes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-29
MINISTER HOSHTS VISIT HOME.

Washington July SThc State Department has
been informed BY Minister Hoshi OF Japan. that
he has been granted a leave OF absence and will
return to Japan for a time. MIR. Hoshi is promi-
ne1tly identified with the Liberal party OF Japan.
The elections are about 10 be held and II Ia under
stood his return Is to take part In the campaign.
There are no pending diplomatic questions between
tho United States and Japar OF any importance
and II is said his departure has no significance as
relating 10 any foreign questions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-29
TrNER4L or CAPTAIN n. H. GILMAN

West Point, July % (speclaDT afternoon the
funeral OF Captain b. II Gilman. Company 3. 18th
Infantry who died on Governors Island on Tues
day took place from the cadet chapel The hody
was brought West Pon; on the Government boat
General Meigs. The corps OF cadets under com.
mand OF Colonel Helm and the detachment Of
cavalry. commanded by Lieutenant Lindsay. fol-
loved the body 10 the grave. The academic officers
acted as pail bearers. When the Captain laid
AT rest three volleys fred over his grave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-29
NEW AFRICAN TELEGRAPH LINE.

London. July 3-"The Daily Chronicle an
nounces that an expedition headed by an Ameri-
can who has seen much service In the Congo dis
trict will leave Europe month hence TO erect
;ranganyika Central Africa. to Stanley FANS.
The King Of the Begians Will bear rhe entire eN-
rense of the undertaking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-29
FLOWERS FOR ROUGH RIDERS.

large bouquet OF cut flowers was delivered at
the Sturgis Pavilion Bellevue Hospital last night
for the wounded Rough Riders. William Shaddock
and Charles Terry, who at the pavilion. The
flowers were sent by Nicholas Fish. father OF the
late Hamilton Fish. ir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-29
CANADIAN CABINET TO MEET fhiDAi'

WILL. DISCUSS SUBJECTS BEARING on THE
QUEBEC CONFERENCE.
OTTAWA ruIv c8-Slr Wnfnd Laur!er toiegraphen
- O,,aua 10 call a meeting Of the Cabinet LOT
I,r,do, rox, and summon all the members OF the
Coyarrrnnnt within reach 10 attend. 1t ~ unde'-
stood tina. matters affecting the Quebec conference
will come up for consideration
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-29
To JUpPOVE CANlDTlN DEFENCES.

Ottawa ont. July 2S.-A meeting Of n committee
arranged for between the Imperial and Canadian
governments to suggest means and methods for the
better Improvement Of the existing defenccs OF
Canada will he held here shortly. Lieutenant
Colonel Lake" Quaftermast General, Lieutenant
Colonel Leach Lieutenant Colonel Dalton and Cap
tain White. Il ". will he members Of the COM
mt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-29
TYPHOID FEVER AT CAMP ALGER.

Washington, July 2S-Only two cases OF suspected
typhoid reported to-day. Corporal J. n. Clute,
Company A. and Private Charles s. Grace, Company
F. sSth New-York The patients at the Fort Myer
Hosptal reported as doing well. and all proba-
bly, will recover.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-29
YELLOW FEVER IN COLOMBIA.

Colon Colombia. July &-It is reported from
Cnrtagena that four cases OF sporadic yellow fever
have been discovered among Armenians who re-
Gently arrived there. Future arrivals Will be sub
jcCt to strict quarantine.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-29
CONDITION OF ". ". SIBERIAN.

Al the National Bank OF Commerce yesterday. It
was reported that w. w. Sherman. the president
OF the institution, who broke his hip on Tuesday
last had passed rather uncomfortable night.
II was Understood that the setting of the fracture
was TO have taken place yesterday. and by to-day
word will have been received stating moro definitely
Mr. Sherman's condition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-29
THREE KILLED RY A TR4IN

Saratoga. n Y. July H-Ceorge Morris his
daughter Mrs. William Ouackenbush, and her
baby all OF Geiserville while driving across tho
Delaware and Hudson Railroad tracks south Of
this place were struck by train and instantly
killed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-29
ADTLA DECLARED A LAWFUL PRIZE.

Savannah Ga July &-The British steamship
Adua captured of Guantanamo Bay by the Mar
blehead was to-day declared lawful prize by
Judge Emory Speer. She was chartered by
Spaniard and was on he way to Guantanamo to
ulll he m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-29
JOEES SLAYER ACQUITTED.
MAN WHO KILLED BARNEY BARNATo's NEFHEW
GOES FREE on MURDER CHARGE.
M p u

Johannesburg July 2s.--Von Veldheim. who shot
and killed Woolf Joel tho trustee OF the estate Of
the late Barney Barnato. the South African million
aire on March "a last. was to-day acquitted Of the
charge OF murder
when the verdict OF acquittal was announced It
was greeted with loud cheers.
Won Veldthem. however. was Immediately re-
arrested at the instance Of s Joel, on the charge
OF ATTEMPTED Yiolcnce and backmaII.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-29
POSTMASTER AT ST. LOUIS.

Washington July 2s.-The President to-day ap
nointed Frederick W. Baumhor postmaster at ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-29
Ten Dollars q Suit.

MAJ. Nor only cool for the wearef.
"en > but dispenser Of comfort to
Linen SllltS all his surroundings through
its powerful suggestion Of comfort and ease.
One enthusiastic wearer says that suit Of
this kind in an office is as good as an electric
fan. Here are some that were $l0 that are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-29
Eight.EiftY q Suit.

Ard a Rlue Double BREAsTED blue serge
CO., c"a c.. suit, the kind that we
oerse QUIZ Dragged about as a value that
couldn't be matched at sl5. We were
perfectly justified in that, but the price is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-29
SITS a Suit.
Boys
Wash Suits
81 a Suit.

Sizes run from 3 years 10 ~ years.
:...-s s,or Fourth avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-29
Five Dollars a Suit.

Boys blme 'W With double.bressted
jacket SUITS jackets for boys. They have
been selling until now at $50 and 81. 80
Va, ran have them TO-DAY a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-29

Shoes in this sale, but they have dWI1dIeu
pretty fast. We have rounded them up
and find
l.; pairs, broad toe Congress.
81 pairs, plain broad toe laced.
100 pars, willow cali, bulldog. laced.
1893 rairs Of vestng TOP, bulldog and London toes,
laced.
1852 PAIRS ofkdskin, London and bulldog toes laced.
These are the shoes you pay s., SSoo
and s. for all Summer long. You are pay
ing those prices to-day for exactly these
shoes. unless YOU are buying here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-29
SIS Each.
Hosiery for Men
and Women

Cheap enough for SOCK only nan IS ~.
Summer weight balbriggan hose for men, .s
at three pairs for fifty cents. a ii'y'p.
cent. bargain, and little more 'o' INV
are extra good 25c. goods. ns,
In women's stockings. here's one 10 ,s..
black, fine gauge cotton that usually ~.
mands a higher price than the roc 'ns s';, I'D
ask. 1t has double Soles and high sP"''-
heels; also black with unbleached IseI
A companion value is these su'"V You
weight isles, three pairs Tor w.
can't duplicate them at the price.
Rroadwav
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-29
Choose at $3.50 Each.

The second is a Iot OF heller SUlts, put .
a bigger price. There are IS OF them, ."
in the daintest and breezlest OF organizes
typical Summer piazza and hotel ballroom
gowns fresh and pretty and tasteful Sol,'e
of these were S40-pret,y good gowns ~.
note. Some Of them were S22 ,-nons
were cheaper than that. Take your P''"
from the lot at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-29
Here. $500 a Pair.
u.,,.s choss The surprise in this Is
"o'he'i > oi'oeS that they are 50 shoes
at SI.75 We told YOU about them

last week and you have taken then' "
fast IS we could unpack them. To-day
and tomorrow will probably cut them
downto the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PolnI
All tan with veSung tops.
We have added 10 these about ], 500 PAIRS
Of tan kidskin, laced shoes. The comel.
nation makes particularly rich picking "
81 - pair
r,,r,h Avenue and Ninth street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-29
WOmen'S
Summer Suits

better. We can't.
The first is a number OF suits IN duex,
crash and pique. the triplicate honor-Ilst o
the seasons fashions Well-tallored Su''s'
costing ordinarily from 81 10 el2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-29
Nmnmn&4
Store Closes at Noon To.mox,n,s
Mostly for Men

GoIf Sh;rts 50c more Of them for to.
"''' OH" 20 WV days selling. and.
rain or shine, there'll be few left over. w.
told YOU last week that these were dollar
shirts. and we meant it: but we find W.
undcr-stated the truth. We are told bv
shrewd people. whose business it is to find
out such matters, that there is no dollar
shirt on sale in New York that is as rood
as these that we offer at
Fifty Cents Each.
FncIish Twill LoNooN-MADE, and rather
cr"ri" 2sc exclusive things, but thew
oId'io' @o|' meet the common fate Of
all Summer goods. and lower their rather
naughty prices to the inevitable Cleaning
up" All the shapes and in fine selection
OF patterns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-07-29

THE DRIVEWAY TO MALATE.
Mala,e is reached from Binondo by pretty
drive outside the city walls. either along the
sea front or behind the city. and beyond the
city is the esplsnade called the Luneta. where
the band plays every evening in peace times.
At the far end Of the Luneta is the battery OF
two big guns which fired on the American ships
until Admiral Dewey talked OF replying.
A little beyond this battery is the English
Club, surrounded by a number OF pleasant resi-
dences English, Spanish and others Furthest
Of all. quite near to the fort and powder maya
zine is the Eastern Extension Telegraph Com
pany's establishment (Brtish).
A little way back from the sea is the Jesuit
Observatory a splendidly equipped institution.
which does excellent service, and liz indeed the
Jesujts' best answer 10 those who say they DO
harm in the Philippines. Here, oblvious CT any
disputes innocent Of political intriSucs, far re-
moved from any land questions or little trou-
hles they diligently pursue their meteorological
observations. carefully compiling data and en-
blowing delicate instruments the like Of which
Is not 10 be east Of Calcutta.
Outside Of the pOpulous suburbs there are
more rural and less settled districts. dotted with
handsome residences, scattered remotely among
tho rice fields and tropical woodlands where a
rueriIla warfare would be well nigh intermin-
able In such country, with hedgerows that
have grown into respectable little thickets with
almost i'm penetrable patches or sompre green
cry n stationary force might check an adVahc-
ing force with the greatest ease.
There arr pcrty OF open fields. yet the coun-
try cannot be called open country, Tor IL is so
luxurlously wooded between the helds Artil-
lery would be Of little use. with never half
mile OF clear space: nothing but skirnlshlng
under ;h.ca cover would DC Of any effect in this
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-27

pertirt bat, 10 tam IS uon ben 5S5
Yfb. bieleS Sabr nibt uiel &iiben ses
ben. Oies benefit, baB unlere &l=
ben. Senptoren unler @elo unb l9le6=
te @eldditsmduner limb. Gen obisen
Seri6t babe i6 pom Sdasmeilter
lelblt erbalten, unb er lit ri6tis.
Menn unler Senator Gtwas iiir Die
Glbens Sneultrie setben bat, 10 mil
len eS bic beioen @elese lein; oenn
auBer bielem wurbe tein @elee besii9=
LID oie'sr Snouitrie gemadt.
,Sd peripre6e Vu6 nidt, sroBe
@crts i'm Senat uoubrinScn 81 moi
len. Mem erpGblt, bin id Guer
Sieuer. sd urlpre0e, Cure @ans
Idle Ill eriilen, wenu &c mo9lih lit
Sa mcroe iiir'oen Armsgt 10 gut lot
een ais iiir oGl Neiben Sn Farteis
NnseleSenbeiten werpc ih tets ais
9etreuer Semotrat or1tretcn unc III
anoeren So6en iiir oao all9cmclne
: Mobl pes Siitritts uno peS Stcatee
lor0en. ais uuirIbti9er &~otbplit
peroe i'd uniere 8cli9iou uor allen
unocrecbteu Weleeeu III itipen nItel
uno ais GweritunNher Burger merce
ih ole Medte uut ,Sreibeit uller Neli=
oioneu uertbeioi9cn. @ebet 6-urc
Stimmt iir md rnp i6 uerli6erC
Gllh Sbr werGet cS HE bcrcucn.
81 aler ,Dodd6tumS.
" aeutlu y Il T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-27

80 SD babe cine 9roBe 9fa6.
rage mad cultipirten ,Sarmen in
StearlS llno angren;enoen Counties
mn mcbte ale Surnler, weldle ibr
elSentbllm ST pertauien 9"eionnen iino,
erlllden, bel mir lofOrt por,uipre6en.
wenn tbr feline .3eit babt, perionlit
ST mir 81 tommen, Damn i6reibt nil
elllel Srtef, gebt mir cure nieoriaiter
Fret'e uno beiten &auisbeoinolllldeu
an. u. @. 9Sbitnep, Office i'm eritsu
Nationalsebdube, ct. Gloro, DIN.
neiota. IG.o.
.S seine llbren III ben uiebrioz
lten Freilen beim Hobertion. 81
N'o"p' ~''llH' Is bo
80 sir Bargains in Tupwao.
rem le9llhcr mo Der beitcn 9lrt itebt
Nrl. VI. i1uu, 500 Ct. Wernoinz
ltraBe, al Der Spiee. Bel ibr iiupet
lDr pa9 Allermooernitc umo Nuerbeite
III allr9emn6ten Niitcn III Den nieorio.
item Freilen. 9&er eincn oeldmof
poll ber9eribtcten aopipup bobcu
NIL, menoe lid an lie.
- 6arnen in ieOcm Gountp in
Den ilorolpeltll6en Stnaten bon IS. 90
allllpdrtS, cultipirt unb nidt clltipirt
!vtan frn9e mad bel 5oQei Sucobiou,
inter Der erlten Nationalbonf in
ct. Glouo.
: Or. 81 ,. 9Sbitina, Sve.
rIlr au9en, Obren Hoien=
llno SalStranfbeiten Ciic. iibcr
."'o''lore apotbete. 23sba
~ Der b06itc N%tarttpreiS iiir
beSablt. Srinst cure gSoue
J" "eor' apeles. 23=ba
8 Srast mad Der Commercial
Bouquet Gisarre bon Der s.. IS. 9sire
si9arren 60, oann erbaltet ibr bic
bette sets Gisarre, bic ibr lie acrollat
gu p~ertauien bel allen 6dnbs
'eth' 3Ssba
s SbierarSt z. 8. gS arb bat
cine Office nddite Sbire gum Win.
,elota 9aus, ct. Gloub. 2Osba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-27

Nab elmer prei (cse lan9en, IN
Otinueapolio 0ebaltcntn Gerldmmlun9
oitliher aapiteliiten, Die pom Nerrlt
Nu. aellcr lin ods groBarti9e Inter
nebmeu Der GiRtlhruug Der ; II # 7
riben Enouitrie i'm Staate
Wtinnelota oelponnen murbeu, nit benz
&erpaitun9sretbe Der Wtinnelota ,Sus
der Gompaup febrtc lnerr A0p. Seller
Wtittwoh, b0flt suiriepen nit Den,
@r0ebniB Der HerlnmnAmA, Die III
frlepli6itcr unO eintrGGti0lter Y&eiie
p"erlief UNI III Der mn III peutlder
Sprahe u~erhunbelt mursC, nu6 Nou=
le suriid. er trug nit iii cine Fro=
be oeo Cr'ten .3uder9, WtlUer W{itts
nod iii Lester &SOtt in Wtlnne.
lota'o cr'ter 9tllbeu;utGr Nobrit
alle i'll Wtinuelota gciO9eucn .Sufer-
rilber gemod)t murDc. Der Suder
1T BON Better CuulitGt, mciB wit
S0nCe uuo brGudbuI fir Daus llns
aiide ME tcin iweiter in Oiciem Yam.
pe uno fein in Seutidl0no f06ri;ir.
ter. 53 Gur.Eouo9 nurOcl berette
Oauon pertauit. Oerr Seller ireu.
lid nit 9tedt ieine6 GrielgeS, benz
ibm peroantt an crltcr Stcue Winnt-
lota es, penn bic .3uderr.ib bent Snous
ltrie binnen &ilrSem Sur bliibennlten
in N~orotern Z taate geworoen lit.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-27
Nus tcna Nprb,peffem.
MinnciUta.

Scot It cn.-Nm Mortao uao
Oienltag IdnO bier inter Neitune pom
Z tdatsz aueispr Gunt elm &erfaui
non StaatslaIibereien ilatt, bei mel
dem cine ansabl Stite bis III SD
per Ndsr bradten. - Der I6jdbriae
Grnit Nrei geristb an MtittWcG abeno
I'm Der Wtiible Der Sroofron Nrmber
So. in Den Sreibriemen uno mrrbe oez
IL otet .-Ser oltiih bon bier wobnen
De Selespore Hobiuaro, hai, nit 2llsz
i,d lme lueniger Sturoeu, ieit ;ebll
Sagen ununterbroden se'hlmfen. Dtit
auanabme pcn orei ,Sabren Aat Ser
Npbillarap jebeS Sabr III Der leetcn
II ,SAbren elmer 0ieitr ,langeE Sdli
fe" 9ebulten, uno lit icDesmal mieoer
gelunb unO mnuter allgeitanoeu, bod
iol bel Sem ieeisen Sdlai lein oall
ser aouer geldbmt iein, uno ,meiielt
mol an liner G~.rbolung.
81 runite NallS.--,tos. Stt.
Uelher am lcbten is. Mai ieine ,Srau
srldiug, wtl6e cine GbeiheiounoS-
tlase segenit II acknowledgements bate,
miBte Ieine I)at am Sonncrlta9 Mprz
gen I'M bieliScr e~ieidnsniB AM @algeu
biiIen.
princeton. Sobn Oablin,
6ountp G%omniildr pom Erinccton,
Utiue yacs Gounip, ~itilrite pom ieinem
Md9en uno brad baS @enid.
Oulutb.-Ser Camper y0enz
rp Chisholm, weld)er an Sonnta9
Wor9en nit benz Sd)Osner Martin"
i'm Sblepptau Sulutb perlieB, iubr
SOnnerltas Worser pdbreno zines
ei6ten Nebels, ais CT in ben @a
ibinston @!aien am iipWeitli6en Gnz
be Der Sniel Hopale einiabren mollte,
sessn bic Rod Of 9lses uno sins 10
fort in drummer. Die is Wann
ltarte Seiasuns peS Oampiers wurse
Serettet.
@arren.-Ser lOiGbrise youiS
Varlon pom bier biiBte an Sienitaa
our9 suiauise G%ntlaouns zines @e;
mebrs lein Eeben elm.
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@OfalsN Dti;cm.

- Gin sutes Mdbdeu gum 10
fortiSen Gintritt pon elmer tleinen "a.
Mile ilr &erri6tuns ull0emeiner
Nausurbeit u~ertan9t. Ndberes in,
oNnrefern."
80 Cine anltdnoige oeuti6e 6rUu
mittleren Ilters wilni6t cine Steue
ais Sausbdlterin in elmer oeutiden
Samilie. 81 eriru9en in ,lran; Oct
%termann's 9Sobnuns III Sauf Haz
pms, etile Sreppe bod. 1913
80 @eun ibr eriter alaiie llbr-
ma1erarbeit lpollt, oonm gebt ;um
T obertlon 1Ssba
Sine lOctS Gisarre iiir eillen
9titel. Nra9t mad Der Commercial
Bouquet GiSarre pom Der y. g. 9Sire
et9drren 80. So ba
@ @ute iSarncn i'm Comm SalIf
Santrc uno ben anlie9euocn Sowns
biai9 gu %tauien. 9tdberes bel i. Is.
Minnett,, Sauf Gentre, Winn. 2Sba
eg @elo 81 pelleiben aui cultis
uirte carmen sesen nieerise .3insra-
ten bel Souei Sacobion inter Der Gr,
item Nationalbant, st. Gloub. 14=ba
.Y Die s.. @. gSire Giaarren
so. bat ibre Commercial Bouquet Gis
sarre aui ben Martt sebradt. Bon
allen 2aubern wiro lie fir arsse,ei6s
net sebalten. @eriu6t bieielbe unb
nc ipiro eu1 9etallen. 3Ssba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-27

einiade Earben, pom anoeren an
9e;ei0t III l5cts, unler Ereis 12lc
40 :3ou WOboir iigurirte illuminirte
uno Scot6 fi9urirte 9OnS nit Nol=
le unb Seioe 9emildte 8leioerltois
re, bel anoeren ein Bargain III 80
Sente, inner (sreiS .... ,23cts
% Stilte 90rS mollene uuo ieioene
fancp cuttings 0 unOercn N 80
an9eSei9t, m'er Frei9 29cte
blaue uno i6w0ric iuncu Sui
tin9S, mertb 2jctS, bel ms nur lie
10 Stilde idr0ar;eo - 3ou gan;
wollenes Ser9e 20 Stiite l6mar;e
10 3ol ganl wOllenC Wtobair sac
GUARDS 20Stiide i6war;es 403ol
gan; molleneo iigurirte9 Eriuian=
tine, 81 69cts bon anoeren an9e=
Set9t, lnler Ereis ......... 49rts
.Smportirte 9toueltu Seipe in iancu
FlaioS uno Streiieu fiir gSeiits,
Nutter nno Selap, elm Bargain III
15ctg, unler Freis lists
$50 Gllen Der b0hlten %9topeltp Seioe
tarlrt nno 9eitreift, wertb bis III
Sl.25, BET uns NJ. .6Scts
36 .Soll breite Seioe ais llnteriutter
in allen ,Sarbcn wertb 49cts, bic
'e Mot)e nur............3 5cts
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-27
Der vgtorbRern"--Donner,ta ben 81. Oetober 1893.

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unb Der GrfolS wirb seiSen, baB 9err
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fern, aber mas i9 fam lit: i6 weroe
Stearns County, wenn mir bic Sarz
mer bur6 fleiBisen :3uderribenbau
al Bic 6anS 9cben unc mir oaS alte
Sutrauen am gSablta9e mieber l6en.
fen, 10 baB i'd ais Senator in Der
eegislatur i'm Snterelle Der Sarmer
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urtigen ISabrit i'm ,>ntereNe Der Gut
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ben miro.
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Otenldeu anreibt, Die hunoert Sabre
binter Scr ,Seit iino.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-27
Sismard's ciiernsr Nerp

mai oaS GrsebniB leiner ausse;ei6nez
ten @elunobeit. llnbe;dbmbarer S&iue
uip 1ilrtterti6e Gnergie weroen ni6t
Setunoen, NO Mtasen, yeb.r, 9tieren
itHo 6in9cpeipe nift in Sronun9 iino.
Menn ibr oiele Gigeni6aiten wollt
llno pamit ben Grfol8, pann g.brau6t
Or. Sings nelle |e~bcnspiu.n. Sic
entlpideln iebe &rait peS Cicbirns ulo
oes &orpcrs. 9Gur % Gents in y.
!. ioubn'e Apotbete.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-10-27

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