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Evening star., 1898-09-22
SEXTON STARTS HERE TO-DAY.
Commander of the G. A. II. Ready 70,
the InvestiRation

CHICAGO, September 22.-Col. james A.
Sexton. coD1mander-in-ehief of the c. A.
R., and member OF President McKinley's
War Department investigation commits
sion will leave today for Washington. His
departure for Washington is in response
TO a request that he report at the Executive
Mansion at Washington at 10 o'clock SAT-
urday for the first session of the commits
sion.
Evening star., 1898-09-22
No Game Today.

1t was decided this afternoon not to play
the Washington Cincinnati game this af-
ternoon, but to play two tomorrow
Evening star., 1898-09-22
Grain. Provisions and Cotton Markets.

Furnished by w. r. Hibbs Il Co. bankers
and brokers. 1921 T St. members New York
stock exchange. correspondents Messrs La
denburg, Thalmann & Co. New York.
The Yale expositor., 1898-12-09
Cuba for the CubnDs.

which shall be free and independent, thus
realizing the best aspirations of the Cuban
DeODle.
The Yale expositor., 1898-12-09
Private Property I'm War.

The experiences OF the last year bring
forcibly home TO us a sense of the bur-
dcns and the waste OF war. We desire In
common with the most civilized nations
TO reduce TO the lowest possible point the
damage sustained in time OF war by
peaceable trade and commerce. II Is true
The Yale expositor., 1898-12-09
Commercial Treaties.

The commercial Arrangement made
with France on May %. 1893 under the
provisions of section 3. OF the tariff act OF
1897. went into effect on June / following
il has. relieved portion Of our export
trade from serious embarrassment. Fur
ther negotiations are now pending under
section 4. Of the same act. with a view TO
the increase Of trade between the two
countries to their mutual advantage. Ne
The Yale expositor., 1898-12-09

gotiatlons with other governments. in part
interrupted by the war with Spain, are
in progress under both sections OF the
tariff act. j hope to be able to announce
some OF the results OF these negotiations
during the present session OF congress.
Negotiations to the same end with Ger
many have been set on foot. Meanwhile
no effort has been relaxed TO convince the
imperial government OF the thoroughness
or our inspection OF pork products for ex-
portation, and Il IL trusted that the efn-
cient administration OF this measure by
the department OF agriculture will be rec
ognized as guarantee of the healthful>
ness OF the food staples we send abroad
to countries where their use is large and
necessary.
The Yale expositor., 1898-12-09
Praise for the volunteers.

II Is fitting that l should bear testimony
TO the patriotism and devotion of that
large portion of our army which, although
eager to be ordered to the post of great
exposure, fortunately was not required
outside OF the United States. They did
their whole duty, and like their comrades
al the front. have earned the gratitude OF
the nation. In this connection, ii Is a
pleasure for me to mention in terms OF
cordial appreciation the timely and useful
work of the American National Red Cross.
In tracing these events we are constant
ly reminded OF our obligations to the Di-
vine Master for His watchful care over us
and His safe guidance, for which the ma
ton makes reverent acknowledgment and
offers humble prayer for the continuance
of His favor.
The Yale expositor., 1898-12-09

Spanish rule must be replaced by just
benevolent and humane government Gre
ated by the people OF Cuba, capable OF
performing all international obligations,
ana which shall encourage thrift, indus
and good will among all OF the inhabit-
ants, whatever may have been their re-
lations in the past. Neither revenge nor
passion should have a place In the new
government. Until there is complete
tranquility in the island and a stable gov
erment inaugurated. military occupation
will be continued
The Yale expositor., 1898-12-09


I have the satisfaction OF being able to
publics created in 1890. as the organ for
promoting commercial intercourse and
fratornal relations among the countries
of the western hemisphere, has become a
more efficient instrument of the wise pur-
poses Of it's founders, and is receiving the
cordial support OF the contributing men,
bers OF the International union which are
actually represented in it's board of man
agement. A commercial directory. I'm two
volumes containing a mass of statistical
matter descriptive OF tho Industrial and
commercial interests OF the various coun-
tries, has been printed in English, Span
ish Portuguese and French, and a MONTH
ly bulletin published in these four Ian
guages and distributed In the Latin Amer
lcan countries as well as in the United
States has proved to be a valuable me-
dunn for sseminatng information and
furthering the varied interests of the in
ternational Union.
During the past year the important work
OF collecting Information Of practical ben
eft TO American industries and trade
through the agency OF the diplomatic and
consular officers has been steadily ao-
vanced, and in order TO lay such data be-
fore the public with the least delay the
practice was begun in January, 1893. OF
issuing the commercial reports from day
to day as they are received by the de-
partment OF state. II is believed that for
promptitude as we'll as fullness OF infor-
nation the services thus supplied to our
merchants and manufacturers will be
found to show sensible improvement and
to merit the liberal support OF congress.
Private Property I'm War.
The experiences OF the last year bring
The Yale expositor., 1898-12-09

AItcn BnDOr Inv.
The alien labor contract law Is shown by
experience to need some amendment; a
measure providing better protection for
seamen Is proposed; the rightful applica-
tion OF the eight hour law for the benefit
of labor and OF principle of arbitration are
suggested for consideration, and | COM
mend the subjects to tho careful attention
OF congress.
In the year 1900 will occur the centennial
anniversary of the founding Of the city OF
Washington for tho permanent capital OF
the government OF the United States by
authority OF an act of congress approved
July 16. 1870.
A movement lately inaugurated by tho
citizens to have the anniversary celebrate
cd with fitting ceremonies, including. per-
haps, the establishment of a handsome
permanent memorial to mark so historic
cal an occasion and 10 give Il more than
local recognition has met with general
favor on the part OF the public.
/ recommend to congress the granting OF
an appropriation for this purpose and the
appointment OF committee from it's re-
spective bodies IL might also be advis-
able TO authorize the president to appoint
n committee from the country at large
which. acting with the congressional and,
District OF Columbia committees. can COM
plete the plans for an appropriate national
celebration. - =
The Yale expositor., 1898-12-09
OvcrturcN of Peace.

do not discuss at this time the govern
ment or the future Of the new possessions
which wHl come to us as the result of the
war with Spain. Such discussion will be
appropriate after the treaty OF peace
shall have been ratified. IN the meantime
and until the congress has legislated 9TH
erwise, II will be my duty to continue the
military governments which have existed
since our occupation and government OF
the people. security I'm life and property,
and encouragement under a just and be-
neficcnt rule.
AS soon as we are in possession OF Cuba
and have pacined the island, ~ VIZ be
necessary to give aid and direction to the
people to form n government for t1om-
selves. This should be undertaken at the
earliest moment consistent with safety
and assured success. II Is important that
our relations with these people shall be of
the most friendly character and our COM
mercial relations close and reciprocal II
should be our duty TO assist In every prop
er way TO build UP the waste places Of the
island, encourage the industry Of the peo-
pie aud assist them to form government
The Yale expositor., 1898-12-09
other Foreign Relations.

With the exception OF the rupture with
Spain, the intercourse of the United States
win the great family of nations has been
marked with oordiailty and the close OF
the evcntfIl year finds most of the issues
that necessarily arise in the complex rela-
lions OF sovereign states adjusted or pre-
honorable solution by amicable agree
ment.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-08
7emofratii9e Gountp Gonbention.

Cine Telssaten Convention Der oemc'
tratiihen Stimmseber pom Stearns Goun'
tp, Winn miro am Moutoa. nen 10. Sep'
TENDER, 1898 nahmittaaS 2 llbr im g ourt'
bauie ~ ct. Glouo ,um 3wede 9ebolten.
I'm Ganoioater fir bic 'olaenoeu @ouutp'
Nemter ouisuitellen: Nuoitor. areisee'
rihtsihrciber. Nuwalt. ShuIiuperinten'
bent. Sheriff, ShoBmeiitrr, Gesiitrur,
WatIobrittcr. Goroner, ScMrt'Sommii'
idr, @eomet'r. Die Vois Der 0er.rs.
,ura, III reiher Die psrihieoensn Preeiuf'
te berebtist iiup, 1T hermit auf einen
Delegation at large fir jeocn Brecintt uno
eiren ipeiteren fiir ieoe 80 Stimmen ODER
heren Sruhtbeil, pie lie fir ben Abt5.
3obn Qino in 1896 fur 6ouuernor Gbae'
gcben wuroeu, feitgsisBt. Gas Werbalt'
ni6 lit fir Die ueribieceren Yrecinfte wie
fnfot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-08
&c, llanlIld: yNornaern" INN Wo=
Genblatt pes st. Yaul ,6lobe" Ill
nnr $500 Der Sabr! Siele Sriertc
Noraitcrn= 2rufseielidait.
Surciubnrg.

Surembur9. - Sit ben Sim
peu Shmit ~;uGcbori9en ;mei Ne=
'hdItsbdlller in Der Gabnboi 2lpenBc
lno SonneWegerltraBe murocn III Ell
mem Eoole fiir SO, 600 Nr. ueritcioert.
Nnltetgerer lit Der llnternehmer N.rr
Wflhel Set.-1&ie perlautet, bo6en
Die Ntit9lieoer Der Suru fiir Die lette
Eulfun8 Der Gnnoioatcn liir ooo gu
pernNmcrariat bel Der bieli9cn Toit=
per1poltun9 beim Stuutoarmalt Strai
alttra9 9e'tellt 9e9.n Elm bieli0eo %latt
oaS IN elmer 'ciner leBteu Nmmmer1
bic betr. Wtit9lieber Ser geitehlids
felt uno F0rteilihteit 9e;ieben bate.
GabW onborf. - Nah unb
nah filllen lid sic A.,DtelS nit Babe
gdltel, meld)c MIR cine Gimme beS
Eobeo baben filr sic %.rldonerlu1ocn,
bic in %allfe Der lepten Sabre uno
nod CANS Sllett mdbren Der per9an9ez
men Satlen all ben Webduoen llnb
Eart Anla9en por9enomm.u muroell.
Tonnemed. - Gin am bieiiz
gem SabnboIe ~geles.ncr, ser SSittme
Fouplier SuSeborl9er Sduppen, mel
der sur .Subereitlnn9 Don Gbemifulicn
biente, pllroe ourt) cine S%euersbrunlt
gdnSlid einsedld.rt.
Sifferoingen. - Si.ier "a
ge 9tng bier cine mbewobnte Seballz
lung, Dem Nerrn 6briitopb Sraiiellr
9eborig, in ,ylammen ulf. Ser Sda=
ben, Der nidt our6 &eriidcrune &c
oebt 1T belduit lid aui circa 1000
,Sr. Gin &nedt oes @el6dpisten lit
inter Dem &erpaht, oas ,yeller arge
legt 81 baben, perbaftet.
@@enn ibr eriter &laiie llbrz
ma6erarbeit mollt, oann 9ebt sum
H obert 0 IS ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-08
Gem Suiricoencn.

Gin ercentriI6er alter SEER errid)
tete an einem ieiner ,Seloer cine So=
iel nit Der Nuildriit; n9ieies Selo
i6tntc id o~emjenigen, Ser ;uirieo.u
lit" SatO meloete lj4 Elm Nefletti=
reupcr.
rS60n, mein yicber, ijno Sic eill
Sufrieocner Oteni6?" irOgte i'm Der
slte Nerr.
r"ewiH, iebr ;uirieOen."
9trt, mo;l moIlen Sic oelm mein
Nelo2"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-08
Gian; lpie III Nduie.

Se0 Solpatcn Ntutter: sd be
fam bellte cinen Nriti Don Weor0e.
Gr betlN8t iit ilber Oas Giien i'm ga
ger"
0c9 Soloateu Niottin: SIS freut
mid 81 bOren, oOB er lid I'M wager
i6on sanS wie I'll Nauie iiblt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-08
Tbilolopbil6e Nufmllnteruno.

Die Mama rNu, Salp, warllrr
ninmlte sc Sarab ni6t? @aS baB
tie einbuwenoen gegeu ibr?"
Sallp: u1abmt le bod AMI ben,
re6ten SuBe uno ldielt aui Dem lin
fen auge?"
Die DIANA; vMuBte nitt lein 10
e Felliniit =; muBt On iein e Sptin,iii
ino Ia9en: 9lui Dem lint.n Sllb
labmt le nidt, uno l6ielt ni6t alli
benz re6ten Iu9e!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-08
Plus Dem yeben.

Gommcrcieur0tb gu leiner Gltelten
Godter, fitr Die er einen lieutenant
euudblt bait: r9dln, bat Der locrr
Baron NOD ni6t 9eiprO6en pom iciuer
|iebe?"
So6ter; r9tein, nod nitt."
&oter: rlud nod nidt ourd bic
Glume?"
Sp6ter: vAu6 p0S ni6t, er lpra6
mn bllr6 bic Ituie."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-08
Inter Suoes.

Sag nal, Sreuno Gbarlep lit
mob in sans bebiiritiser gage? Pr.
mer Serl, laste mir uorbin, er babe
ausmblitli6 tallm ilber spansis Sol=
lars 81 periiisen."
o. bat er 0idwobl ansepumpt?"
rNetn, aber i6 ibn."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-08
,yatal

Sunser Neutrality-suspicious.;
,Sino Sie perbeirutbet?"
An9etl09ter (9emiltbli4): Sea,
oaS miiiien Sic bod miiien, Nerr III
leilor- Sic limo ia mciner Srau nod
;wei Murt iiir M$dide i6ulOi9!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-08
Sin fleiBi0er Si6ter.

d.; rSbr @err @emabl sidtet
wobl lebr uiel2"
Srau oes Sibters: rSja. Ginen
Sleiltiit uerbidtet er bur6l6nittli6
ieoen So9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-08
Depot.

Shirt: rSieles bier lit wobl .in
Sleiberswert?"
Hpib.rr: rGewiB, Surdlaudt.
9tlr lit pieies Slei i6wars, iebr leidt
brennbor uno rpirb pom Flebs- Sob,
le 9%enannt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-08
lfertlpuroio.

email: r&irbp ia9te mir, ouB er
S6laf manoler lei"
airbp's Gei6dttstbcIbaber rWertz
wiiroig. @enn er wOt)t tbut er nidts
ais berumliben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-08
Srutiehler.

Nus elmer &ritit. Sie aiinitlerin
mar in oieiem Suhc nidt 10 rcdt ant
FlaBe.
Nus Npmauen. Stiirmiid ilo9
ibr Scien nuf ulo nieoer ais yGr"
oa mar.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-08
Gjeluuoenes Gonpliment.

Dame: rSbre Hepe seltern, 6.rr
Weper, mar wi.oer sroBartiS, Sa,
ia, man tommt INNER mebr oabinter
es sibt bod nlr einen Weper auf Ser
@elt"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-08
SmmprifiibeS.
Grtldrt.

Sausarst: rSie bebanoeln mid
auiiallenp l6ledt in lester l3eit, snds
bi9e Srau."
&"ausirau: rSas berubt aui Sc
9enieitioteit, SEER Doctor"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-08
Der ein,ioe NnbaltSpunft.

Sduerin: rWertwhrois tits bait
bod, baB bic Solooten chamber 10
Iur6tbar slei6 leben bo6ltens am
@elidt tennt ma Tie pon chamber"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-08
Nad Der Sreibiaab.

Saran; r@ie piel Stiit baben
mir sur Strete sebra6t?"
6orlter: rSierSis."
Baron: AID, oas lit nett Sino
lie lbon alle aussewcioet?"
Sorlter: rSie spei Saien l6on
bi. a6tunobreiBis Sreiber nod nidt. "
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-08
Nus9eSei@nete SHerte.
A., Wor0 term" berbunoen nit BEN nos
&entli4en GLOBE, muir $500
per'Sabr.
y @lobe", mic iont Slider ODER anoe.
re W~ertbartifel. als Yramie oss
rWOrotern".
Aber oies nur sesen %orausbe,abluns
7as Gountp . crsan UNI oas bette
Shuts 5 Slatt bieten alien &C.
tuiini4ten VeietoF.

Mobl bo6lt lelten, I'm nitt III ia
gen, nod ME, wuroe Dem leienoen
Fublitum cine 10 annebmbare Siierte
in Sesus auf suten, niitli6en uno
wi1enspertben Heie,toii sema6t, mie
oies jeet Der yNorbitern" tbut. Sn
SerbinounS nit Dem oifisiellen Organ
pon Stearns 6ountp ~lieiern bic Ser
ausseber oes ,Norbitern" Die no
6entli6e Nusgabe bes ct. Eaul
r@lobe" 81 Dem glei6en Freiie, Der
bis oabin iiir baS Gountp Slatt ALIEN
besablt wurbe, ndmli6 fiir ben eerin=
gen Freis bon 50. 90.
Ser ct. Yaul Globe, oas oes
mofratii9e 9auptblatt oss Staates,
pertritt oas Snterelie beS %oltes rno
bat ais Sauptitreben sic @abruno
Der all9emeinen @obliabrt unieres
Staates uno leiner Sepolteruno. Die
@o6enaussabe ienes auSgeseidnet re-
ci9irten SasesblatteS entbdlt aui IT,
rem a6t 9roBen Seiten cine politdn=
ol9e ueber'ltt Der arieSs Neui9fei=
ten, ut III SeSus auf Worttz uno
Tiebpreiss Seri6te duberit ;uperldiiio
ilno last an Wtittbeiluns pom Neuis
telten bon all9emeinem Selano Nidts
81 lplll1'ten ilbri9. Sn pemielbeu mer=
ben Seit9emdBe lrasen fiir Mdnner
llllo Nralen %bebanoelt, uno iein oalt=
ser Snbalt 1T bo6lt ;uperldiii9 uno
trd9t telne Senlation ;ur Shau. Oh
he llebertrelbun9 tam 0cia0t meroen,
poB Der Ct. Naul yGlobe" sic bette
@o6en'eitung I'M 9an;en 2&elten lit.
&ann ll6 Nemanp cine beiiere 81
rerte rilr rei6liden uno nupbriu9enz
ben Teleltoif III en9liiAer wic oeutider
Sprohe oenten, ais Die uon Der
r9fproltern" 0uut0eieuidoit oenlaf=
tie, ndmli6: rNorntsrn" unn @o=
denblatt pes ct. Yaul ,6lohe" Ill
MIR $500 Der Sabr! Siele Ciiertc
gilt n'lr 9e9en %Orausse;ablwns uno
miro nlr rilr cine tur;e ,Seit oolern.
User lid pcnnud oieielbc NJ Nupen
MADDEN mill, itcbe oOmit nidt III Ian
sc an. ~llnIere Ecier meroen cinie6en,
caB mir ltet9 bereit inn, ibnen eincn
@efouen III errueiien mir bOIien, ooG
ms ourt reft piele 2lnnabmen mnle=
rer dlBerit 9uten Cficrte Elm CeQcn.
9efdIIen erlplelen miro. I'm iolden
erllIdlt in Qller ,Sreunhlihfpit Sic
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-08

Trsgtdie 1OassAbe Was Ir Frusher Gskauft HABIT
's III &MZzZM
Cur srsben Substituting in cmaba.

Nehmt bic .Nortb'W etern. 2inie"-g.
st. 9. Or. & 8. Rp. Grcuriions.3 idets
perfauft ieben Gag bis gum 1. Wopember
am co.. 81. unb 81. Nueuit ipe,ieQer
5abrpreis $500 fir 6in' unb Riidreiie.
Die 3aten selten o st. paul uno Win.
neapolis aus. Nnbere Gage, an oenen
ipe,iele Jabrpreiie eelten, perben pon
Belt III 9eit betannt aeseben. 5iir Raten'
Snformation unb illuitrirte pamphlets
Der ercben M~usteuuna ipreht Dor ober
ihreibt an bic 2idet'Neenten:
413 Wicouet Mpe., N%iunsapolis.
395 Robert Ctr. (coru. g. 81. paul.
Ober an Z. W. 9easbale. General Paiia'
aiersNgent, st. Vaul, Winn. 3Ss2mt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-08
Surh Die Slume.

SllrO DIE Tllllle.
a.: rOein braun.r 9ln;us oa lit
aber lebr bauerbaft ......"
D.: r@ielo?"
o.: rAa, i'd babe Dir bod bas
mails oas @elb selieben, oaS Dir III
benz anSus feblte - unp wie lang lit
baS idon ber!"
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Nlbanp, Soiunbnlle
Iiblep, 5reoerjd'S Jfeiioen;
Auon, Stulbous
Yrndnop. Shulbous Tiftritt Sc
@olleaepiue, Stulbaus Tiitritt 100
Grow Sotc. ShulbnrS 9iitr'tt IS
Grom Riuer. Belgrade Stootballe
Chen Gate, SEQ WeB' g8obnuns
6a;r 6opeu. WouI Ntap's Wobnung
5armina, Boitoiiice
8sttp, SEQ Sieben'S Wobuung
@rope. Stulbau3 in Weire @rops
0olo'na. Nrbau . %
Strain, Sos &r0mers Wobrunq
Safe George. JB Yreitbah's Store
2ate 6enrp, Qlnbr @eioner's 0obnuns
Sc Saut, Sobu 6eridlpeilsr's 6aus
2urembura, Bet Wirbfelo's Store
2puoen, 9ownballe
Maine Brairie, @reelep'S Snll
Welroie, Staotballe
9own Nelroie. y 6ennentamp's 6aus
Millpooo, 9lnt Sbulte'S 6aus
Wunion, Rihmonb Sopnballe
Nortb Sort, 3obn Nuaeut's 6aus
Dat, 5rt Senolfen's 6aus
Bapnespile, 3utle's 6aue
9apmono, 8 Hoonep's 6aus
Roduille, Uila9e Sbulbaus
ST Nuguita, Sac 9emm'S 6aus
st 9louo 3own, Shulbaus Vo AZ
Stabt St Glouo-
/. Warb, Wartin Rieoer's 6aus
2. Warh, Weitbotel
3. Waro, &ourtbaus
4. @aro, l.. Yr Irau Gnoerle's 6aus
A.. Waro, 2. 8r SpriBenbaus
St Soiepb, Villases6alle
St Wartin. & 2oosbrod's Store
st. Wenosl. W 6irfbfelo's 6aus
2omnsaut @entre,6 gorsmann's 6aus
Staot Sauf Gentre-
l.. Waro, W 8 9ean's Waihiuenae.
bdube
2. @arb, Stabtballe
Spring 6iQ. Gems 8eihdftslofa!
Wafehelo, Cob Spring 8illaee 6aQe
3ion, Watb Webr's Wohnbaus
5m Outrage pes oemotrun,den Gountp'
9omites:
". y. Sramer, 0eriiBer.
". y. Remer, Sefretdr.
81. GIouo, ben 90. Muguit 1898.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-08

ss, oas Dor
'autt wirb,
as Bette AZ
Is Bette lie.
p Is 6tne-
er III bier in
lIstert e,n
9eiauft per.
,aniei, uub
S~ufrisbtu.
S!eiIaicrtsu
gt rem @er
II Htfrihen
,Sleih ure
b Der Staot
fler,
quo, NtltR
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-08
|

|str. s. III
lnas, bis Ter
srt IN "iuritr
70 gut une
att Rttt ie-
b ale 5dts
,e ppti i6on
pm STR ttrt
tam idet
&c urtfr'tust
{ urt va.
as IN irtt.
b ne r, Il.
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tiutrrdtten,
Girt Heut
fertta;
te1 Grhstt-
II,
her 5ats.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-08

Ete Eopr 8om'tes NIB hermit erilht,
!~tctl;sn all orel oiisutliten Flaben III be:
rem resp. Erecintten nab 8oritriit Des
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mohleu. BIC SnmitdQ Den Il. Sent. 1898,
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8 omite eywablt uno oapcn Dem Gountps
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Ter, Die in 1896 fir Den Nhtb. Wm. j.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-09-08

SSenn mir lasen Sarsatns, 10 beiBt Oiss: mir seben eb 0ualitdten
gu lo9 nleorl9er1 Fretle, baB ibr Der %eriutuns gu tanien ni6t mi
oeriteben tonnt.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-03-24
Shadow of Herself
Stomach Was Too Weak
to Retain Food
A Complete Cure Effected by
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Now Enjoying the Best OF Health,
With Digestion Perfect.

My mother was subject TO sick head
aches and indigestion for over a year.
She was unable to stand for any length
OF time, and was obliged to stay in dark
room as she could not bear the light. She
| had no appetite whatever and her stomach
was so weak she could not retain what
1000 she did eat. She also had severe
pains IN her head. She suffered SO much
that she became but the shadow of her
self. One day I happened to read a tes.
tlmonlal about Hoods Sarsaparilla. 1t
Sounded So Truthful
1 persuaded her to try this medicine.
Before finishing the first bottle there was
an Improvement in her condition. She no
longer threw up her food and her head
ache was not as severe. She took in all
four bottles Of Hoods Sarsaparilla and
several boxes of Hoods Pills and regained
her weight. She is now enjoying the best
of health. Her digestion is good and she
can eat almost anything she wishes. She
is AZ years old and says she feels as we'll
as when she was Is. Hoods Sarsaparilla
made complete cure in her case"
MISS MARY MAscARIE, Ironton, Ohio.
Hoods SarsaparilIa
Is the beSt-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Prepared onlyb C. 1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1898-03-24
No Inspection.

On account of the bad weather, the
Minister of Foreign Affairs will forego
the monthly inspection of the regular
troops for the month of March. There
have been couple of postponements
on account Of rain and mud and low
ering clouds.
The permanent storm makes life at
the barracks slightly less agreeable
than during fair weather. There has
been considerable interference with
routines, guard mount having been
omitted a number of times. On post
at night it is anything but pleasant
and the day has it's drawbacks. The
health of the members of Companies
e and F continues excellent.