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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-01-13
Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever, letter, Chapped Hands, Chill
blains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures piles, or
no pay required. 1t is guaranteed to
give perfect satisfaction on money re-
funded. Price 25 cents per box. For
sale by w. III PrideauX.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-01-13

The article on Arthur Henry Hal
lam by Mr., Gladstone, in the New
Years number of The Companion, is
one of the most fascinating literary
papers every written by the great
English statesman. 1t carries one
back to II past full of charm. The
remainder of this number abounds in
interest. There is the beginning of II
new serial story by G. A. Stephens,
II good story of II reporters interview
with the late Emperor Dom Pedro of
Brazil, several other stories of excep-
tional merit, and the usual rare selec
tion of miscellany.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-01-13
LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF ORDER FOR FINAL SETTLEMENT
HESITATE ESTATE
STATE OF Wisconsin, Iowa County Court
~ In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at special
term of the Iowa County Court, to be held in
and for said county, at the court house, in
the city of Dodgeville, in said county, on
the 10th day Of February A. d. 1898, being the
third Tuesday of said month, at ten
o'clock in the forenoon of said day, the
following matters will be heard and con-
sidered:
The application of Robert NJ. Crawford, ex-
ecutor Of the last will and testament of Abra-
ham Goldsworthy, late of said county, deceas-
ed, for the examination and allowance of his
administration account. and that the last
will and testament of said deceased be con-
strued and the assignment of the residue of
said estate to such persons as are by said
will and by law entitled to the same.
And 1t is further ordered, that public
notice thereof be given to all persons inter-
ested by publishing a copy of this notice for
three weeks successively, prior to said day
of hearing, in The Iowa County Democrat a
weekly newspaper published in said county.
By order of the court:
ALDRo jerks County Judge.
Dated Dodgeville, Wis, January II, 1898. FL
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-01-13
House and Furniture for Sale

George Gorgen wants to sell his
house and furniture complete. The
house is in good repair and has five
rooms completely furnished with
stoves, carpets, croclery, bedroom
and sitting-room suits, ready for use
and in good order. All to be sold
together, cheap and on favorable
terms. Inquire of George Gorgen.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-01-13
Wanted,

Boys and Girls to advertise for us.
We pay $l.o0 per hour and give them
Bicycles, Gold Watches, Cameras,
Guns, Skates and 100 other useful
articles. Send stamp for full particu-
lars, samples and premiums.
ROYAL PEpSlN GUM Co.,
33a ITO Madison Street, Chicago.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-01-13
For Sale.

Owing to advancing age offer for
sale my residence and wagon shop in
Mineral Point, situated just east of
the Parish school building.
ROBERT WHITNEY.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-01-13

Mrs. NJ. b. Ford, Ruddcll's, Ill. >,
suffered for eight years with dys-
pepsia and chronic constipation and
was finally cured by using DeWitt's
Little Early Risers, the famous little
pills for all stomach and liver
troubles. w. II. PrideauX.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-01-13

Prosperity comes quickest to the
man whose liver is in good condition.
DeWitts Little EARLY Risers are
famous little pills for constipation,
biliousness, Indigestion and all
stomach and liver troubles. w. H..
PrideauX.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-01-13
pillsbury's Rest,

Is the leading brand OF Flour. Once
you try 1t you will always use it. For
sale byBrewer and Penhallegon.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-01-13

One Minute Cough Cure cures quick
ly. That's what you want. w. II,
Prideaux.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1898-01-13
WANTS..

EOR SALE Two houses in west part of
Il city-cheap, Inquire of J. G. Mckee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-04
9nyemUnrg.


Nurembu - Sieier Gag,
fanoen bic Ioaus9enoiien ben @erber:
s~eiellen Wattb. German III Stabt.
Srunb benlelben an Der gettitele er.
bdnSt in ieinem @obnsimmer Dor.
Rad Der yaSe beS llnSliifliden 81
urtbeilen, muB Der Elan bel linn lei
GINGER :3eit ieite &urSeln SeiaBt ba.
ben, benn eS muBte bemlelben MIDI
meni9e Wtiibe folten, I'M bur6 ba6 Gr.
bdn9en al Der Settltelle lib bas Sebcr
81 ne1llcll.
Die III Der ArlenalltroBe wobnenot
80 idbriSe Ndtberin ,~Selicie Nii60rO,
welde tiirsli6 ourd Die G~rploijon Ell
ner fctroleumlampe beoeutenoe Gruno=
lpunoen crlltten bate, ut i'm Spitole,
mo6in lie tranSportirt meroen mllBte,
lDren S6merSen erle9en,
SiuSfelb 3. - Neuli6 Mor9ens
ge9en 3 llbr mar Die 20 idbrige Sod
ter Wtarie oeo (u9lobner9 9&ilbeln
&remer oiif9eltanoen, nm uerlAieoenC
NouSurbeitcn III belor9cn. Sie bate
cine Fetroleumlampe neben lid alf ei.
men Stlbl 9eitellt bur6 cine ulu6t=
lame Semc8un8 tiles lie al oie Yam.
pc, ptelc mel III Sooen, pao al9ltr0.
menpe Fctroleim ing Neuer uno IN
9tu ltonoen and sic &leioer oec
ul9liltlihen Wtdo6euS IN ,Slam.
men. 2Nuf ibre NilieruIe elite ii,
&ater berbei, uber ebc e9 ibm 0eldn9
oao ,Seuer III erltiden, Bate Die 2lerm
tie 10 i6were Sronomunoeu erlit
ten, oaB lie 9tahmittu9o mad Groul
pur9 entleplihcr Gualcu Dem Neii
aui9ub.
T. 6 Il. ,. as. - IN elmer ull
DIclI9cm Nannc 0ele9enen, uuBer NC
trieb 9cleGten Niullerie muroc Ser yciN
nam oe0 lett Dem 8. SNnuur leBtbir
pcr'hmUnoeneu 50 jdbriSen Mineur'
SOB. 6luuo non bier uuioefunoen
Gem CrtSbcIunoeu mad lhcint Be
&eritorbeue cinen Selbitmoro BEGAN
gen II BADEN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-04
Wcncr NeinD Der 3udcrriibcnphan,e

-Nn Nullrorulen III an otl .3lIter
rilbeniclpern cine Wtaoe cntoctt nor
ben, mel6e, wtnu lit ou9e9eu nitt
mirtlQme Nit9tnmittel uuutnnenlaMen
al ben Nflnu;tu pttl S6OOUn lnrtd
tell t6nnen. froi. 2&ooOmortD be-
ihreibt o09 ,Srlctt Die iOl9t: rs
lit cine tleinc Mtnoc, msldt i'd ;lpi=
i6eu Sen Membrouru 6e3 &(ntttS ti!l.
Nrdbt uuo idmmtlid)c 9riiuc Sllbltull;
b%erou9iriHt. ut Sic WiOOc au09c=
wad)icn, 10 f6ut lie NJ &oOeuuno
pcrpOuoelt ii0 ii Observation-Disclosures
pc, III wcldsr iif cine all @roHe ulo
Nuoichcn unicrcr StUbtniiie9 dbnlide
,Elie0e entwitelt. Sieie le9t lire
Nier an sic trditi9lten Sldtter, 9e=
w0bnlib ;lpei all cin lolhco ncben
eiluucer, Nno Die iul0cl nE9gebriltes
ten &&limer orin9cu ouul ebenidllo
III sic Eldttcr ciu unp ba0innen ibr
:3crltorinSslucrt. Die Giey lino lcbr
pelitltd Sucrtcnucn, bubtn ldmale met
Be &orper6en, uno ilnoen li6 lomcbl al
Der obCren mic audi al Der uutercli
Se!tc Ser %ldtter, no bic Nillen
lGn9ere Scit huften blcibtu, nutoenl
Die Wuoen nllo9ctrohen, ulto9eD06
len uno ;ur %erpuppul9 III ben 30
ben e~in9eorun9tn iino. SuS Nns
lett l6eint idbrlif ;pei oocr orei ee=
neratloncn beruorSHbrin9en uno 1T ia
i9lebruiel Sdaoeu an;uridtcn, inpenl
purd Die :%SeritorvnS Der grilnen Sn-
nenSellen bes Slnttee Der Sutcrgebalt
Ser Hilben permiuocrt mirD."
Sieie nele <nlettenplu9c %srrueilt
It'd fllr bic Hiibenielocr 10 gclabrOro.
bclo, ooB bic llniuerlitGt pom Sat
fornlen oielelbe icpt ;iln C~iegenituno
zines 9rilnoliden StubilmS modt
uno ltd barber iuiormiren mill, no
lie terltammt, mie lhnel lie iiberbauo
III .ncbmen i'm Stunoe lit uno mas
man III ibrer &ertil9ung Nmpenoen
m.;E.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-04
6umpriIiiebcS.
Sic pcriCbicNcncu Nctr1ufc.

Sn, Nfi,ndleler &dfee froh uno better
Sab emit bel ellienl pollen @laS
Yer 1nooelbaner @pttlieb : dnclber
llu0 iabte lid an eolen Nap.
"a tritt heretr ctn niirnrS Mtlnnder
60 elcno ME en- tr1nter Nuno,
:alt: iillit mir 9suiicr III DIES &dlnhen,
Gem iolhc2 halt ren 0nn 9c1lEo.
Gtl }ldntee lit; or trlnft cS leer
Fem StncIotr VIVID ods Nerde ld)rper.
ScBt tommt tiu 3neitrr dnitolilerct,
Gtu Silrfe IT'S upm Gusporu&,
Nndlotm rhm Ndliee marc lcyu,trct,
Su0t cr, Oas 1t ctu Nodl9enuB;
Is III ocr bc,t 5rlut il,rl.u9r;
Gem StIeibcr 1T oue gar lltd)t tI1r
On Ertitcr lest iih Qropitdtiih
IN oiticu bUnt9tmuidtcn Nrtla;
Gr uuit: Hot Tea" 0ulS mGleiI0tlld),
(rpBotm oo3 @&tttcr lithcuo helB.
St FAINT uCu NpuouI, wcib mas AIT;
Sem Wptllltb Sduet0cr tod}t oaS Slut
SrRt tritt audl Elm Tran,pie EN-
bon Jour, Nie>>icurs-a vous!'
%eit,lt ltdl cine Gldiac 9Scin.
Cle lcerct or IN 9!u.
ltuo ia9t: pies lit ser Wptter Srauf!
Sem SdHclocr wlro Is auGi: IND bang,
3E.c9i lDmmt ppu oar 9rllueH Sniel
Clu Niaal, 'tIH 9tam' tit e%tterltl;
Ser lo9t, ll hin fem G,uiallsplnlel
liuo llcbc duup2 m1b &eilcrtt
l$tll tuap9 IND Fight" Die Nuuo lid)
rcld)cl,
@or,IjtJ Ole SPAR III $cr8e itcjScu
GiN Sober bate MIN 9ciprph1n
wy ir,utu (umt ein gutt9 9&ort;
Sod ttiut Ydnit hat gebrod)ct
Ter hnctocr, rcr las ru1tl Sort:
is onB tr guit: @tebrter &$lrtb
! bit Gtbtn'2 mir a YtHG,
2&nS bet ms 9ctylluttn Wlro,
Shr mtlitt n ldou mas
81 oilru ME l&dltr III - uldt
Hrm / Gudr aut 6arbe MS @tiiht.
IS rc0t u,At pit Der @aiite AMI
lluo trnit Mans, tam max ihiaitu oraui
IS itllicrt nldjt ME ltGrtcr lact.
Zen trtnt ib Nar hrs Iin0eur9tb
Is iult,lt tlUrty ult Der 2rclu,
9iUdl lit mtlr Mr0it uuo Ygbcu trtln;
10 Itnop@ brtult Merger uno %troruB,
Grit,st olc2 Sytuot Uub @cuUB.
,EeGt NIL tl ntt,utu Jrunf Gltl ueultr.
Gr III III 0iciem Nulucll bier;
GrpbIrt's, mo tbr miIGt bs'cuucN:
Is gcbt 9tldt2 itty NoaCrtltg,'
6 :
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-04
Observation-Disclosures
1as Mbtooten oer Saumtumpen.-

Stumpen pom &artbolSbdumen,
bic i'm gSinter a~b9cbauen wurben,
trciben i'm i%sl9enoen CONNER germ
Sh0Bliu9e, pdbreno Die I'M Wtitl.Om.
mer a%b9ebauenen baS 'elten tbun ooer
bod i'm ;peiten Sabre nit Nadtreiz
ben "auib6ren. ydBt man Die S66Bs
lin0e pom TGumen, Die im &intcr 0e=
Idllt wurocn, ltcbcn, 10 blciben bic
,&urseln lcbenoi9 l0neioet man lie
oonn crit i'm folgenocn Nrltbl0br ab,
10 iino Die 9&ur;cln i'm Stanoc, ncuc
Sd0Bliu9e I'll treiben, lno 10 tam
ser Stumpcn mebrere Sabre, ie jim
ger bcito lGu9er, an ycben bleibcn.
Die portbcilbOftcite .3ttt sum Abz
iNncioen ser SN0Blin9c 1T in Sui
uuo 2luguit, wtnn ouo yNublpcrt u6t=
Tia cntuidelt lit. Sic9 Oerlept Der
ycbenstrOit eintn plOHlI6en StoB III
elmer ,3cit, ou Die ltntiU am weni0lten
Sn(e, 81" nnnr Sh6bl;rnr ,NSos,,
oHa,s;,,. ,nA Saw, rn;tpiom,Y'S,
G%sI MfS;hna;O., wv Fl, r,o 80 rn,Mnr
.rI[" ' Ma;' y, ,nnA,,, i.Ctn, W.,
,a'S ~, |n,,,, 6,Stt.r("i,
S,n;;anm,,it 81 ,,,r, MS,in, Sr@ nS%,
"S."., n% ,F,,SbnGh wv,
80, ,~-som*tr,;, 9m,nenn w ,""'
;tSurn St,",,,Errai5nr ;inNrn 3ih 10;
snn mnrn nn, H%,iasr cInn,
w,r6a"r"p ST. m,lEs i,rt ,r;an''
,cS S[h;h,,n;nn, nnn I,n,,roben ~ ib,,s,
r-,.as ~t,.S.c:,,,. -, am
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-04
Ias SrGnfcn Der Yirrnr,

Srdnten Der EIcroe lit ~lelonpcr9 AMI
cine Gceignetc Temperatures 9 N&niltrs
III a6ten; mcilten0 lit e9 III tult ais
Nol9e odUon crl6ciutu i'm Nlter I'M
'ebIbor ACKNOWLEDGEMENT lo Nd
0clbe'6wcroCn. ii. SemperutW oCo
perabrci6tcu H&Oilero lou nihtmeniQer
ais % bis 81 wrdo i. 6ctra0cn a;
pOrnud mare Nlio o09 9&oiicr aus
ticIen Drummer, Nebir09poiicr II. /.
10. sum lrGutcn ni6t 0ccj0nct. Sao
SSaller loll 10 mobl I'M CONNER ais
0lt6 I'M sSiutcr I'M toue ab0.itanocn
lein. IS lit and niht ridti0, bic
Flerpc III %bur9ri9cm .Suitunp unb
nit lecrem Mu9cn III trduteu; lino
lie III ourltig, I'M i~reiien III t0nnerl,
10 iClldte man ouS Slttcr an, ODER
reite ibnen grimes moiicrrcihco ,Iut
ter, wie WraS, &lce, Nilben II. !, 10.
rs ut Ierner onrauI III ad)ten, oaH
bic Eieroe nidt III piel aui einmal
trinteu uno oaB Suffer uno SSaiier
abwc6leluo gereitt merben, sm mel
item la9t ben Fieroen rcineS ,SluBs
waller, ~iiberbaupt weideS @aiier 81.
Hie6enoe unp tribe Sliiiiisteitcn iou
man linen niht 9eben, oa linen oieIe
sbenlo nahtbeiti9 weroen t0nnen, pie
ben Wenlhen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-04
simmer Der Gilctd)e.

EruutmItter: ,Cott lei Can't,
BAH Sic enolih fommeu, SEER |ro.
ielIor, Die Smut mOrtet idJon nit
S.bniuht uuf Sie!"
&rdlitl8am o}t0, ib bite tOll=
itnOmai I'm G.nti6uloiguns, sndDisc
Srau, ubey id mlBte nod raid All
Die Eoli;ciitation,"
&yautmltter. .,Na, mas muHtel
Sic ocun bort thur"
&rdutjGNm: q, ih wolltt nm
cine 2orci'e nodi0logen laiicn; id
bate ndmli6 uer9ciicn, no meinc
Grallt lUohut,"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-04
H~',inSCuoc ]tu9iid)teu.

Mou9Orit: o}lb, i@ brin9e ,ibien
meinen "ililtwunih BAR
MrOnter )crreGt): sic 9lauben
alto, ouH j6 nod ciumul mieocr 0e=
ueicu wcroe?"
NouearSt: oSuo ;par nidt, bel
Der &oWlultatiou ertomten mir aber,
oaB lie al elmer gunS ncucn &runts
belt leioeu miBtcn, mo wenn Die
SettiOu pieie %ermutbnng ipdtcr be
ltdtigen lolte, baben mir bei6loiien,
Der arantbeit SIREN aiamen bei;nle=
gen unb ,,bnen 10 o0a Weotuteu Der
Na6welt III iiheru."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-04
9SiMeu9prallo

.3uhtbuIopireftor gum Ginbreder,
Der mad iiini;ebnidbriger l.oait entlai=
len merOen 'olll; rMoben Sic piel=
leiAt nod eilen @uni6, ben i0 So
zen eriilllen t6unte, louber?"
Strdfling (auf Den oiieueu @elo=
i6rant I'M Bureau ;eisenp): ,Sa,
Nerr SircttOr, ih m0ft' mir germ
NAL oao S6loB Don 10 sirem MODERN
ge6alten Welpl6ranf auleben,"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-04
%erfdmtc,

5ir ten ,Aerststr" serittt geu Rssiarlr Ssrrn Sptl
N, Gnmt!.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-04
SIMMER Derielbe.

Nrau Nroieiior: n2lber Wdmn
den, IN Bit ia wicoer SonS Slatt I'M
@elitt, Eh pcnt,, III wiuit Cir
ocu &ollburt ltebeu luiien?"
Erpieior; r}lh, ih bu6e bent
witOer perGciieu, MIDI niht roiieren
III luiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-04
StiulWlunOemCtbiCl

oS&Ouum bciy0tbCn Sic eigtntliH
Mot, N.ry Baron? I'm ein,n Wnnn,
mie Sie ut IS BOD ihuoe."
o2tbcr ih bin ia uerbcirutbet, Nrdu=
l.iu %ileu."
o2&No? StG iinp p%eybelrothct? Mie
lhQpen"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-04

~ -" N''Nt - = s'H' SN''' ~
N. Gmms!.
Sohn i Hutlt uno Gattin an ,Suntes
u 9iecles, 1t 10 X II bl ) Almball s 625
Die Waite Bart 9liioc al Sn Sopo,
II A X IS bl II Saite Bart . . $50
@ilinm u 9ilrou an y @uuoernrann,
Mtoole 3 1t : bl 6 3 z gSilipu en- 80
CAMEL Srieomaum mn Satin all W
) Nttlls, le'4 lfpl4 ect 20 J 1919
ST 81. 80. ....... go
,Srant Sromu uno Satin an &pbert
! @llbtrt, II Sect 2. ) l24 81 30
uio nnoeres Il. ....... 500
@erburo llblentptt uro @attin All 3
~ aldnen Ct al, II 4 SD5. NDid)en
Slot Srccport unb nnNcres ...... 1850
y i 3taple3 uno Satin al 9Scsleu
Garter, Il Il bl 3 Wc&lure il %%bits
! men aoo...,,, 80. ,,,,....,.. $50
Hitpla5 q 7umont uuo Satin Matb
GpttnoorT If, iIpl iel, Get | J
81 - mo allocrcs ........ ..... 1000
NoriB M1iteu uno @attlr al NtHru
Sanotamp, thcll Don ic4 ie4 Stct
81 l25&l 3 > ... ......,.,... 200
NuQuitd Inines uno @atte al l,ubert
u SroipIi, ela 1t IL bl 5 DAT Earf
400 .... ,............. ....... 5U
emma = hice uno @atte an gilbert
Suder, tbell bon lts 10, II Il 10 bl
y Snut Gcntre 49,. ....... 1000
VI ! 5uttle uno Satin OIL y Comm,
II | bl AS Tapne9uilt mn uuDercs. $50
4 ii Tbipps uno @attlu nn M Nl.
tolas, 1t : 81 70 aorpnis Bart. 25
Som. Conn II Gattiu al II : 5uttle,
lte 3, / X 5 bl / @llbcrt nCip aoo. 45O
Nattic * Cooper uno @atte an Sps
Neihs. el2lcl <ect | ! 1913 81 % 400
! Sulia u @bite an Nelle : y bite, 1t
3 bl 2 N,errp X 3enul5 aoo Saut
Gtltre ....... ......... 200
Sobn Helllngcr an Setter u Wartlu,
II. 'eI BON ne "A Sect Il J 1876
81 33 ulo auoercs ........... 400
Sohu s GlIb al Nuorep 9ultrpm, II
: bl IS SoiprnS obo ............ 800
Nnprep Nlitrpm llno Satin al 9llr=
orcw TreiB CT al, II ! bl - 9pwrps
: aoo 1
Nihplas Sdleuer uub @attln al nj
treo Sobnlon CT Ia, thcil ic4 upn
Im4 Sect II ! 1874 ST go l1OC
Pint Wtiler mo 6atttm al, Z MiQer,
iel4 Sect 80 J l27 al 80 ....... 320C
Marp Wormau uuo @atte an Clara
Norler, IL II ) bl 20 3pprnS aob. 60(
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-04

Tragtdie ~ UaSSei5e Was IhT Tueher 6ekautt HABIT
': III &1HNzzM
Sin l>ijiiifuo.

Wtnma: oN6er ,Nrdn;6en, id
babe Cir 10 DIT Scil8t, 2u iOllit be
idciOen ieiu, uno MIN h0lt III ihon
wjeOer ooo 9roHert Stilt <oytc &c
nommcu."
Nrdn;dtn: "a, N}omO, ih woIlte
niht, oaB Wretttn unbciheioen lei :"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-04
l0tlttel ;llnt Smet.

rErau 9ta0bariu, mer i0ld8t bcnn
III Der 9taht bel Ebnen Die groBe
Srommel, O0a lit ia tnlm gum Plus
b%alttn,"
nSu wiilen Z. Nrau 'Duber, Die
Srommcl bat mcin Mom uNh Naus
bruft, mo mia mas S'reoeu anian9,
bOlt er o'raIlf los"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-08-04
Scritreut.

Settle: rterr Froieiior, ein rel
Scnoes So6ter6en lit ioeben ansetom=
men. Sans unb gar SIR Gbenbilo. "
Froieiior; rSa, ia. '6uben Sic
eS penn i6on meiner Srau seiast?"
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-19

The suit of Purinton VS.. The Gal
weston, Harrisburg 81 San Antonio
railway company, to recover damages
for killing the OFF, head of sheep while
in transit over the lines of the railway
company, has been compromised.
The suit was brought in
the Pecos county court to re-
cover $3.50 per head for the sheep kill
ed, together with S11 interest and
costs of q suit. There was also includ-
ed in the suit q claim for over charge
in freight, the company having made
rate of 60 cents per hundred to Kan
sas City and subsequently, charging
7e4. Howell johnson WAS attorney for
Mr.. Purintop, and secured a compromise
before the case came to trial, securing
the full amount of damages and inter-
est claimed by Mr.. Purinton, and also
placing the costs upon the railway
company. The overcharge feature
was eliminated from the settlement as,
under the Interstate Commerce Com
mission, AT cents per ihundred was
the legal rate, the company having no
right to make the special rate of 90
cents. Mr.. johnson deserves much
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-19
LORENZO SNOW,
The New Lord of the Mormon Church.
n over the Santa Saturday from Las

in over the Santa Saturday from Las
Cruces.
Bob Cole is now Waterman for the
G.. 81. Bob has an eagle eye and will
make very good Waterman.
There will be new scales constructed
10 the G. b. yards and work will begin
on them the last OF this week.
The Santa Fe will restore its thrice a
week passenger service between Chi
csgo and California, October l.
The Santa Fe railway is preparing
for the big rush OF orange shipments
which is promised shortly, first from
Mexico, and then from California.
The G.. II. engineers think they
should have an electric light over the
turntable. They say it is very dark
there at night and that the danger Of
40 accident is very great.
The A, L. & S F. shops at Ration
commenced Monday morning to work
five days a week and eight hours day.
1t is hoped this arrangement will soon
be succeeded by six days week and
ten hours a day.
The first engine was turned on the
new c. h. turntsble Saturday after
noon. 1t worked like a charm and
Foreman Ealsnd. who superintendent
it's construction, was receiving compli-
ments on ell Sides.
Two new freight engines arrived
for the q. II. Saturday. They are of
the Cook manufacture and are Nos.
913 and Oil. There are still four en-
gines to arrive for this company, max
ing six altogether. They are big 10
wheelers and are intended to do heavy
freight service.
Engineer Grosh, of this division OF
the 6. H, and Engineer M. Ritting-
house, of Del Rio division of the same
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-19

ACCOMPANYING the enlargement OF
our national horizon during recent
years there is . noticeable increase in
the amount OF foreign news printed by
American newspapers. 1t is natural
that this should be so. Americans are
taking more and more interest every
year In the doings of the outer world,
and this interest is not born of curiosi-
ty so much rs it is OF progressive de-
velopment in national sentiment. We
have interests all over the world now,
and the increase OF these interests in
Importance will mean that our nation
will become broader in outlook and
wider in sympathies.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-19
Little Items From Live Papers.
TEXAS.

Fire this morning before they des-
troyed thirty bales of cotton in the
pub bile yard at this place.-Co ldth-
waite Special.
Cotton is being rapidly placed on the
market here. Nearly every merchant
in Arson is buying the heecy staple
this season.-Anson Guide.
Seven of the Colorado Valley cars
were sold at public outcry by Sheriff
Hall this week. They were bought by
a representative of the original owner 5
for S400O.-Roby Banner.
T. G.. Y. Heudrick closed the trade
with Hilburn and Price go head OF
steers for the J. II. Nations Meat and
Supply Co.. of FL Paso at an average
of about S25,-Odessa Inspector.
Rust Bros, will shortly begin long
line telephone from San Angelo to Co
dorado City via Sterling City, they hav-
| ing now completed the line from San
Angelo to Ozons by Knickerbocker and
Sherwood.-Post.
The trustees have decided to add an
other story to the big sand stone
possible demands in the near future.
Odessa is rapidly growing in popula-
| tion.-Odessa Inspector.
This week Rooney Il ButZ sold to
J. b. Barnes, of this place, 431 goats
and 1876 sheep. The goats brought 40
cents and the sheep S1.2o per head,
| total consideration, 1892 10. These are
| what were formerly the Ochoa goats
and sheep.-Odesss Inspector.
Saturday afternoon little Emma
Lowdon pressed the button that set the
compress machinery in motion. The
| fret bale of cotton ever compressed in
Il a IL aal f,,n -
I a large crowd which had assembled to
see the proceedings.-West Texas SEN
tinel.
An exchange takes q shot at the
Texas law system, as follow: ''Out in
Texas the other day a small hoy was
arrested for stealing as cent water
melon and was fined L cent for 1T. This
seems very moderate punishment,
but owing to the beauty OF the Texas
system, the costs in the case were S19. 1"
A representative and fully attended
meeting of Fort Worth citizens was
held at the Worth ,hotel yesterday
evening, the purpose of which was
preparing for the National Farmers
eighteenth annual session in this city
Dec. 6 to IA of this yesr.-Ft. Worth
Register.
Reports received from the John
Sharbsuer cattle, which were dippe
at the Fort Worth Union stockysrds
Tuesday and shipped to Midland, are
very favorable. The cattle arrived
there safely and were put in pastures
with native cattle. The ticks on all
of them, with few exceptions, were
dead when the cattle arrived. 1t is
not supposed that the dip used is
severe enough to kill the ticks imme-
distely.-Ft. Worth Register.
Forty dollars for six-months-old
calf, raised here on the plains, may
sound pretty big to a man at dis
lance, or even to some people here in
Midland, but nevertheless it Is fact.
as we have seen the contract in black
and white and know whereof we speak.
The sale referred to is the one made
by DR.. j. w. Woodbridge this week to
McCutcheon Bros, of San Antonio,
whereby the former sold to the latter
parties 100 head of his thoroughbred
Hereford bull calves for the snug sum
of $1,000. The calves are to be deliver
cd in December during the Cowboy
Carnival and Fine Stock Show.-Mid-
and Reporter.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-09-19
A Hint to FL paSo Loafers

A dispatch from Monterey says:
There is great scarcity of railroad
labores in Mexico. This scarcity is Sc
riously Interfering with the compile
tion of the Monterey branch of the
Mexican International road. The
Mexican Central railroad management
has decided to import 500 iaborers from
China at a very large cost, as it was alb
solutely impossible to obtain a suf-
ficient mum Der of Mexican laborers for
the extensive construction work now
going on on the Tampico division of
that system. The Cinnamon are now
on their way to Mexico. Perhaps the
wages paid may account for the scar
city of laborers.