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Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-01-14

ditlon improved, but coupled With this
has come a reduction in prices Of many
articles Which they must buy. Brad
streets statement referred to above
shows n reduction in November in the
prices of coffee. cotton sheetirss, tin,
print cloths, iron and steel, coal and
coke and many other articles for which
the farmers money must go.
The farmers of the country have rea-
son to congratulate themselves also up
on the change which has taken place In
the management of their OWL Depart
ment Of Agriculture since a yea. ago.
Uncle Jerry Rusk, President Harri-
sons Secretary of Agriculture, was a
real friend of the farmer, and instituted
a number of schemes which have work
ed out to. their advantage and which
are o recognized as permanent in
situations of the country, but the work.
ings of his department were largely ex-
perimental, and 1t remained for his sue
cessor to reap the benefit of his work.
But President Cleveland's Secretary of
Agriculture. Mr.. Morton, failed to i'm
prove his opportunities and seems to
have been about the last man who
should have occupied this important
position. But Farmer Wilson imlne-
diately upon his appointment pulled off
his coat and has had it off ever since.
The department has undergone a tran
sition. and more has been done in the
genuine interest of the farmer of the
United States than was ever dreamed
of before. The new Secretary has pur-
sued a vigorous policy in regard to the
distribution of seeds which will be of
some definite value to the farmer; lie
has encouraged in every particular the
beet sugar industry, he has placed the
department at the service of the dairy
interests in bringing their products to
the attention of foreign markets, and
| with no little success he is making in
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-01-14
A Reliable Barometer.

Bank clearings are an absolutely re-
liable barometer of general business
conditions. That a steady and perma-
nent increase in bank c%learings from
week to week ean a positive CON-
mercial and industrial revival is as
certain as the law of %gravitation. That
a commercial and Industrial revival
means more employment for the wage
earners. and hence increased purchas-
ing power for the laboring classes, Is
equally certain.
The bank clearings of Chicago for the
month of November tell n tale of good
times that must completely confound
the most resourceful and tactful of the
calamity walters. There is no e
ment that can be advanced by the
apostles of discomfort that will prevail
against figures which show actual bus
mess transactions. The hank clearings
of Chicago for November reached the
enormous aggregate of $45S.OOO. 900,
which Is a gain of S10O. 100000 over the
corresponding mouth Of last yeas This
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-01-14

esting at this close of the year Since
August, prices of wheat i'll New York
have lowered along the dollar line,
sometimes a little below, frequently a
little above. and the climax was reach
ed the other day in Chicago when the
price of winter wheat touched one dol
lar and nine cents. Contrast this condi-
ton with that of Il short time ago. On
Jan. 2, 1896, the price of red winter
wheat No. 2 in the New York market
was sixty-nine cents. On Feb. Z. 1895,
1t was ~tifty-seven cents; on Oct. 4, 1884,
1t was fifty-four cents and a fraction.
Ohio medium class wool, which in
November sold in the New York and
Boston markets at thirty cents, brought
only twenty cents in January of the
present year. Montana fine medium
wool %(scoured basis which in Novem-
Der brought ti%fty-three cents per pound,
was worth thirty-three cents at the be-
ginning of the year. kentucky and In
diana unwaslled. which in October and
November brought twenty-three cents
a pound in the markets, was worth but
seventeen cents at the beginning of the
year. Lard. which in September
ranged as high as five dollars and twen-
ty-seven cents, is quoted upon Feb. IL,
1897, at three dollars and ninety-five
cents. Mess pork, which is quoted as
selling in the New York markets at
two dollars and seventy-five cents in
September, began the year ut eight dol
lars and twenty-five cents per barrel.
Beef. which sold in the New York mar
kets at ten dollars and fifty cents per
barrel in November of the present year,
is quoted at eight dollars and fifty
cents in the same markets in July last.
In many other things farm prices
steadily advanced, and farmers have
reason to congratulate themselves upon
their improved conditions. A recent
statement by Bradstreet's, in which it
compares prices of nearly 100 different
articles with former rates, shows an
advance in November in corn. oats, po-
tatoes, milk, beans, peas, hemp, bar
relied beef, mutton, sheep. hops. eggs
and wool. while other articles of farm
produce retained the advanced position
which they had gained earlier in the
year.
That all these things have had their
effect upon the farmer and made his
year Il prosperous is evidenced by
reports coming from every part of the
country showing enormous reduction
IL. mortgage Indebtedness. Thousands
upon thousands of mortgages, hundreds
of thousands. in fact, are being paid
Off with the result of Il years prosperi-
ty under protection and sound money,
and hundreds of thousands of homes
will this year have for this reason as
we'll as for many others a merrier
Christmas and happier New Year than
they hac known during the period of
free trade and its accompanying troll
! bles.
..;;ot e=sly in the matter OF increased
earnings do the farulcrs lind their con
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-01-14
vestigation in regard to foreign mar.

vestigation in regard to foreign mar
kets for American cattle, horses and
other farm animals; he is sending all
over the world for new seeds, which
will be of value to this country, and, in
fact. is doing everything which energy
and ingenuity can conceive and which
thorough organization and system in
his department can foster to materially
advance the welfare and business in
terests of the farmers of the United
States. 1t is predicted by the friends
of this department that before Presi-
dent McKinley's four years of admin
istration have passed, there will be no
branch of the Government more influ-
entail and none so popular throughout
the country as the Department of Agri-
culture. A. B. CARSON.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-01-14
They're Not So Warm.

An investigation of the subject
shows that the thirteen countries
which made formal protests against
certain features of the tariff law of
1897, in the two months in which the
details Of IL exports can be obtained,
have purchased $131 ,44G,5 JOB in value
OF our products and merchandise.
against only $107, O777,59G in the CORE
spending months of last year under
the Wilson law.-York pa.) Dispatch.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-01-14
"Anonymous' to Be Honored.

Anonymous" is at last to have his
statue. 1t will be set up in Hungary
at the expense of Emperor Francis Jo-
sepl, being II of Il large number to
be erected to Hungarian WORTHLESS. This
particular anonymous" is the UNI
known notary of King Bella. who wrote
the Chronicle of Hungary" The re-
semblance will be as accurate in his
case. probably, as in that of most Of
the rest of the dozen named.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-01-14
It Plcascs Americans.

1t ought to be a matter of gratifca-
ton to all Americans to know that the
United States is pursuing an industrial
policy which is calculated to cause
alarm among the manufacturing ma
tions of Europe.-Cleveland Leader.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-01-14
remarkable gain is the highest oh
record since the good times Of 1S0O-03.
The figures Of the politicians some
times lie; bank figures do not.-Cht-'
cago Times-Herald.
no.. Not p1ea.e the Germans.

Does Not Please h Germans. /.
Labor is so low in Germany that nell
ther the United States o Great Brit
ain can compete with her in the manu-
facturc of certain kinds of woolen
goods. Great Britain's policy Is to let
Germany capture that market. but
policy is to compel those who bring
their goods here for n market to pay a
duty which will enable the American
manufacturer to pay high wages and
still compete with the product of Ger
many. This policy, which is the pol
icy of Germany, may not please its
wooden manufacturers, but 1t Is so m
portant that we should have theh home
market for our own manufactures OF
WOODEN goods that we cannot afford to
purchase the good will of the German
producer by sacrificing the labor and
the capital employed in the same in
dustry in the United States. AS a mat
ter of fact, the ill-natured observa-
tions of the German press on this sub
ject are the best evidences that the
Dingley law is Il protective as we'll as y
revenue tariff.-Indianapolis Journal.
To Awaken Slecpyheads.
For the benefit Of the sluggard who
finds it impossible to awake betimes.
some ingenious contrivances have been
produced by inventors. There is q kind
of bedstead, for example. which holds
its mattress in q frame that is retained
in the normal position by Il catch. At
the proper hour the catch, operated by
a clockwork mechanism, loses its grip
and the mattress frame becomes verti-
cal instead of horizontal, throwing
sleepyhead out upon the floor. Another
bed lets the head of the sleepy person
drop when getting-up time arrives, one
end of the mattress frame cOllapsing.
But one of the queerest of the patented
methods of waking people up involves
the employment of a tin pan and a
weight hung by q cord. When the
hands of a clock reach &. certain point,
the weight is released and falls upon
the pan. making n direful racket. An
other oddity is q frame from which are
suspended a number Of corks. During
the night it is lowered gradually by a
clockwork mechanism until at the.
proper hour and minute the dangling
corks begin to bob against the nose and
face of the sleeper. OF course he
promptly wakes up.
A Liberal Offset.
1t is estimated that four years of the
Wilson tariff cost the people of the Uni
ted States over So, 10000 Four
months of the Dingley tariff have net
ted a deficiency of revenue amount
ing to about S335.OOO,OOO. Against
the latter sum set the enormousl
gains which protection has show,
T. upon the country in the!
shape of increased values of agricultu-.
raj and industrial products. increased
work and wages, and increased opera
tions in every line of business activity.
and the deficit of the first four months
OF the Dingley tariff seem but Il trivial
thing. 1t does not represent more than
1 per cent. of the gross volume of bene-
fits growing out of the restoration of
protection and prosperity for the cale1l.
dar year of 1881.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1898-01-14
Should Receive Attention.

Truly the matter of promoting Amer
lean shipping, even by not being above
initiating the methods England has en-
ployed, is a fitting N to command at
tention at the coming session of Con-
gress.-Pittsburg Commercial-Gazette.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-18

@ommdnbdnt her eriten 0ipiIipn bes
eriteH 4rmse Corps, gum &riegsmiz
niiter erndnnt. On Steqe bes Send>
tors StQaAo, Der s6enfalls nit Dem
&rte9Smtntiter 3urlinoen reIignirte,
ernannte man Den Sen1tor8obin gum
W}iniiter Der 0ffentlifan Q(rbeiten. 6r.
5iIapo fdgte in ieinsm 0emiiiipns>
geiu4, Dab Die grnennung elmer I'm
terIuAungs GommiIIion nit elmer
9febiiion bs5 9rebfus 9ro5efes
glethtdne un0 er oe8Gdl6 Die 8eruntz
tportli6teit, einsn bsrartigsn S4ritt
gu begiinitigen, ablCbnen miiiIe.
Die bon Dem SSuiti3mtniIter Cur
rteu ernannts ltntsriu6ungs @omz
million pirb Die @erban0lungen am
W}tttpo9 aufne6men.
Die @irrsu auf GretG.
Gambia, auf Greta, II. Sept. -
Nomirdl gloel, Der @pmmdnoeur Der
briti9en W&arinezStreitfrGfte, Iteqte
geItern Q(6enb bem tiirtif6en 9ouper>
neur Gb6em 8aIGu Die peremptorii3e
6prOerung Der iofortigen @nttpaffz
nung Der mO6ameOaniiGen 8eDOltez
rHng beg OiItritts gu. Der 9ai6a
IieB ibm mitt6eilen, er parte auf Oissz
be5iigli6e Snitruttionen Seitens Der
tiirtii4ea Regierung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-18
@eheilt. Inn 9lnbere fehlihIuncn.

SFrau u. 6ouIe BON Rr. 1871, Roroz
8ono StraBe, mu8t intereFante
Witt6eilungen ii6tr i6re 2eioen unO
fGliebli9e 6eilung, pel9e audi fir
Qnbere ppn SSntersfe Iein mDgen. Dor
ungaFd6r bier Sabrtn lit Iie an elmer
8erTtopfung Der RaI3nhDbIe, pelGe
aud i6ren SuIs in WfitIeioenjAdft 8og.
0teIeIbe erpie3 ii6 dI5 Elm GROCER go,
lDp, peIhsr li9 riidpGrts in Die re3te
01isnh06Ie erItredte. Bon i6r gu 8az
t6c ge3ogene 2ler3te, Mdnner BON be-
oeutenbem gtufe, oeriu6ten berge6Ii9,
bus @epd48 gu entfernen. 0ieIelben
bebaupteten, baiIel6e liege 10 nett 3us
rid, baB es unm0gli8 lei, e5 bur6 ben
S6luno gu enrfernen. Die oOrgenoms
meren @rperimente pdren 70 I9mer3z
opu unb dnItren9enb, oaB bic 9atien.
tin oon O6nma6ten beimgsIu9t unb
Der S6Iunb 10 numb puroe, buB es
ibp unm0gIi6 mar, irgenb pe.9e Feits
Nabrung gu berI6ludan. sS6r qan8es
SpItem purbe nuturIiA bdbur6 ges
I9pdat, uno pdbrenb iie in oieTem
3uftanOe mar, DeranlaBte lie cine
5reunoin, li4 in 9t6an6tunQ beg Or.
6artIep, bes Spe3iaIiTten fir RaIenz,
6alsz unb Ohrenleiben, Rr.311 Rorbz
9aoatrdBe. gu beqe6sn. Dur3 Ieine
rei6e Grfa6runQ tpurbe leitt Der Sit
oe8 2eibens Feitgeiteqt uno Rat6 our
6eilung ertbeiIt. Der 9olDp nur0e
our9 Die 0aienbOble 3erTtDrt uno spar
nit peniqer Samerssn, als 5ruu
6ouie pd6rsno Der srfoIgIoIen 8ere
iu6e SeiEens anoerer Aer3ts srlittsn,
uno mar bic Operation boQIiGnbia suz
frieoeniteGenb. 0ieies gtf9a6 Dor etz
ma FEDS Wlonatsn, unb 6rdu 6puIe
6ut Ieit bieier3eit feine 1nannebmli9z
feitsn mebr gsipiirt, nod 6u6en Ii6 irz
geno pel9e Qn3ei9en elmer 0iebers
febr Des Qeioens einqeIklli.
DR.. 6artlep's GrfoIge in Der ges
6anolung bon i6pierigen 5GQsn bas
6en i6m einen bebautenoen RuF einue,
trugen, unb gilt er als cine superldTiqe
QutoritGt in Der 8e6un6luno BON
6alsz. RaIenz unb O6renleioen.
(252-0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-18
Sampftr geltranOet.

SaGifaL 0.zG., II. Gept.-Der
neue 0ampfer nGrpreB" Der gars
mputbz2inie 1T auf per 6abrt in bids
TEN 9fe6el unneit harrington geItrans
bet. Die qaTagiere purben obne unz
faG an 8orD Des Odmpfer5 60
Sour" ge6ra6t. Gilige S9leppbdms
pier iinO Dem gcitranOeten 6a6r3euge
gu 5uIfe ge19itt pOrOen. U}an hofft,
Die nGrpreB." oersn GAGE cine gefd6rs
bete lit, pieOer flott MAIDEN gu t0nnen,
penn ni9t Itiirmif9es Dstter eintritt.
0ur4 ben Qnprda auf bic &lippsn bat
Der Dalnpfer ein 2ed srfitten. unb pas
8afier lit bereits in ben MaI6iaens
rQum einueorunusu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-18
S6uirrige 9trbritcn.

Die RGumunqs gommifGre auf
Portp 92ico fino ni9t auf Stolen
gebettet. - Mds lie 2llles gu 6eIor=
gen 6uben.-Oie Spdnier polen
10 0iel als m0gli6 6erausi4lagen.
Suun, portp Rico, II.
Sept. - Die ieBt bier tagenoe 3Guz
mplngs @ommifiiOn but Iiderli6
i4pierige 2lrbetten gu erleOigen. gu
Den 6unttionen Der GpmmiiIion Qez
bort es, ein SSrpentdr oes 3egierun9sz
@tgent6ums auf3une6men uRo bieIe5
bon Dem @tgentbum Der 9roptn3en,
Wtuni3ipalitGten uno Sppns gu trenz
ren unO ben 2b3ug Der ipaniI6sn
8ruppen 3u reguliren, mas als cine
DerbGltniBmdBtq Isi6te unb einfa9e
'&r6eit gu betra6ten pGre, dber es BAT
ben Qni6etn, uls ob bic ipantI6en
@ommiiiGre fir i6re 3egierung uno
9auptfd6lih fir i6r eigenss sSnter2iIe
mOgti4it Oiel aus Dem @rut 6eruusz
5uf6lagen gsipnnen Iino. QBR ous
RerFei3ufiibren pdrs, IGBt Ii9 nift
lat6t borItellen, bod metnsn 0ieieni=
gen, peIte Die Sa9Iage tennsn, Die
fpanii6en gOmmiFGre pirben i6rsn
3tped erreihen. U}it Der SSnIel er6ulz
ten bic Ser. Staaten bus geIammte
3egierungs @igent6um, bic 6ortifiz
tutipnen, @ebduoe II. I. No.; es 6eiBt
ieoob, Die fpaniiGenGommi6G mir
Den etne GntI6doigung fir Die in ben
Sorts befinDli6en &dnpnen berlangen,
penn 0ieie n ben 8efeitigungen Derz
bleiben follen, unO au6 dnOere 5orOez
rungen itellen. Oagegsn tper0sn urz
Iere @ommiiIdre itreng auf 2lusfu6z
rung Der 8eitimmungen besBrotpfollS
berbarren unO bic QnIprii6e Der fpaz
niI6en gpmmiiIGre an Die 8driIer
6rieOens @Onferen3 8ebufs 2lusglei=
dung pertpetien.
Die griifung Der 8eIibtitel Der 3e>
gterung ptro piel 3eit in QtnIpru9
nebmen. 2tuBer Dem anertannten 3ez
gierungs @tgent6um, tpie 8efeittz
gungen, @e6GuOe, @iIen6a6nen unb
3elegrapben, ge6Dren oDer ge60rten je>
ner &egierung 8eumten @o6nun8en,
balb0ffentli6e5 Gigent6um uno elm
groBes Qreal 8ronIano. DON Dem ii9
Elm batrGdtlifer She'll in San 9Suan
befinoet unD ie6r pert6poQ 1T. Sollte
ermittsit perbsn. oaB folGes @igenz
thum gum SReil an BriOdtperionen
iibertragen purbe, 10 pir0 e5 bariiber
3u ni4t unerbsblifen Streitfragen
fommen.
Wenn Die Syniel fDrmeq in ben 8eiiB
Der Ser. Stuuten iibergegan1en lit,
piiroe es fir Disiel6en lei6t iein, Dur9
Den 8ertauf oe5 8sgierung8 @iganz
t6ums einen betrG6tli6en S6ulforO
81 i6dffen. Wa5 Die @tienbu6nen unb
3elegrapben anbetrifft, 10 perOen Die
ielben pa6rIGetnlih luut @DngreBz
9ei9luB Seitens oes gun0ss Der
3erritOridl5Regierung iibergeben perz
ben.
8unbes &onIul 6annu, pel9sr
BEL 2luSbru9 De5 8risgeS Die SnIel
DerlieB, lit piebsr bier6er 3uriidsefebrt.
Seiner 2lnIiht nah limb Die Ginpo6z
rer OerIel6en poQitGnOig i'm StunOe,
fib ielbit gu regieren. gr iagt, oaB
es Bel ben Wablen, binIi6tli9 Der BON
Spanien beripro9snen 2(utpnomie,
Die uIerDingS Ieoigli6 nur eir S6ein@
ge6ilbe mar, ie6r rubig berging, uno
bic Ginlpobner Elm groBe5 Snters6e
an Den Sag leqten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-18
GREAT SCOTT.

9reat Scptt's g6ot6z9ertauf lit
Sott Tei 0ant na6e ppriiber. Der groBe
Preis6erab1sBer iie9t einen 9Offnungs>
tern am 9immeG aufgeben, einen bel
len Stern in Der 6inIterniB nnieIiger
3tpsiieI unb sei6dftIi6er Not9, einen
Wleteor, ipeldsr BON Der 9ano Der
@orIetung auggeIunbt tpurbe, i'm Den
8eg bss unicerI,qen 9srIOrgers gu ers
leu3ten unb ibn gu befd9igen, dufz
tpdrts unO INNER bD6sr gu iteigen i'm
SntereiIe Der Mafen.
0enn es lit fir bic N2afe OeB Dol
tss, ouB @reat Scott Ieineu 9It d6=
nimmt. sic babsB i6m in Ieiner Rot9
Beige iton0en, u. tperoen i6m aud dferner
bethlehem unb ibre SntereHen pabren.
&ommen0 bpn S6nen, ge6t er nit 81
nen in guten unb b0Ien Soften nit Der
Inter ftiiBung berIelben, tpel4e lie i'm
10 groBmiitbig getpGbrt. Der cbrli4e
&aufmann fir Die Mafen 6rau9t tsiz
ne Qtngft 5u 6a6en, buB er lpieOer ii6er
oas gegenpGrtige ltngIiif 6inpeg=
tommt. 9enn nd9 2lIlem bIeibt in
Der menI9lihen 9eTeqI9dft ni6ts
ii6rig als ebrli9e @si6dftsfiibrung
nit bem @inen, pie nit Dem 2lnoern,
nt6ts ii6rig i'm menI9Ii6er 2eben, als
Oas 9ute, Oas mir unieren Nebenmenz
f6en tbun.
@reat Scott 1T itets 6emii6t, 2lnbez
rem 8utes gu tbun, ni9t ouein fir bas
@ergniigen, bas es, ben 2euten bereitet,
fonbern bauptfG9Ii6 fir Oas @ergntz
gen, bas es t6m 1eI6It ma9t, QnDeren
8utes gu fun. @r lit gebpren uno
er5pgen in elmer @eiIe, baB es i6m
mebr@ergniigen madt, @utes gu tbun,
ais Elm 9rOBer geI4dftIi4er Grfolg
tbun fam.
Gs 1T @reat @cott's f41nite 2ebensz
oufgube, baB er ii9 fetnen Wtitmenz
f9en niibii3 ertpeiien fam, benn psnn
es niht 70 pGre, piirbe er beute in
@eltangele9en9eiten biel befer ab !ein.
@r tpiirbe ni6t in Der gtot6 iein, in
peI9er er ii4 6eute befiubet, unD er
berlangt 9eraOe 10 gut 1ein 9funb
6lef9, tpie Die anberen BON Der Qrbeit
Ger MdfIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-18
Grobe6en I'm BaiRr

PortIanb, D}e,, II. Gept. -
3Dei GroIt0Be ertlgneten ii6 beuts 3R
Deering. Der erIts StOB puroe um
I'll llbr 9Ormittdgs DerIpart aHR
oduerte iieben Setunben; Der 3iUeits
folgte II Setrnben fpdter uno 9isIs
fiinf SetunbeH or.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1898-09-18
Gbuft Oaarlbs wir Die 6dnNIrr,
fa1tfet Oircft
bon Oen
Sabrifantem.
Cine Grlparni6 uun 80 llrO3.

Die Gbdttertons Seanufdctmrins:Gp
0r. 623 bis 633, 9rattz Strab,, Oi,
Qr6Bten Guaross Sabrifdutsn BON 9drlurs
NeublemeHts uuO v6pu6ts" in otr Staot,
bat iib tntiblofcn, ibrs gsiammttu 9or=
rGtbs i'm GuostaiI=@srfauf 5u 0etto=Gus
aros 5,greiisu dusjuptrtauftn. I'm Sicits
gu errsidbsn, iusrOtu mir Gin politGuDi0cs
9lfortimsut Oitier Ycubltmtnts unO
sGou6ss" mad Rr. 2l3, 0orO=oupqros
StraBs, trans spOrtirtn no sic Sbrt Nus
ipabl uutrr DEN fertio aema6tcn 9orrdtbcn
trcffen oOer oitisl6sn auf @citsluuq anfer=
tieen lafsH f6uptn, NIT elmer poatu Grz
iparniB BON 50 QrOj;ut. 3cbeubti oebtn
Sit iid)cr, Die dlltrncutitsn 5acons, pie
allsrbcfts 4rbsit uuO friide n;uc 99adrt ,u
erbalten, BON Oensn ieoes Stid Ourb uus
itit September 1893 anQtfertigt muros.
g9ir fabrijirtn nidts guotrcs, als Bar
IorsWeubIsments unO sGou6ts," uno bas
ben Dries felt 3sbu Sabr,n Qttbau. Sicz
iss lit Der Gjruno, mesbdlb mir i'm Stauoe
inO uno beabFbtiesu, 9bnen nur pie aacrs
b,it, grbtit sur 0dlfte oesieuiqtn Qrtiies
iu r.rtlufsn, iptl6tu gHotrs Oaiiir forOtru
inosm mir 3u OcnieIbtn 9eOiupuueeu an
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mir Sbntu 80 Qrolmt an icO;m BON Sbnin
oetuufttn QarlOrsNsublsmen unO rGou61
eriplrsn.
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OOaitauOie NIT 5rdricn psritbne rGou6,"
bette Cualitdt 9tlour, $3. so; gum gBcr=
tbs Don $40 onesjsiat.
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6rnnfsn unO SpriuQisOsrn Otritbsn, nit
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;sit blltbar, $22.
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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-08-11

Pom. AMID, Or, aug, IU.-AIrange.
N The WestGeldl (Ind, J News prints t the
taAowingtin regarduto an old resident
tfthats pl Scen d sFraHhs Nc Auoy ,afor
many years I'D the employ ief thsl4 s,
Ne AAoa&src oRye. here ere b says: EH Rave
Used Chamberlain,s Collie, Cholera
and Diarrheea Remedy lfornten years
or11opger 7atn never without IL IN my
family.idI consider il the sbestc remedy
OF the kind manufactured. / take
pleasure ,in rec mmending IT, Z 1t Is
aspecifc for all bowed disorders. For
sale buy Hanson & Emerson.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1898-08-11
Cd lisa ,s.ysu N s,cx1555 E11.l.1. ~ Cured.

CdtisGn1 src1E5-1 81. L.4.s--y Cured.
MI. RIB. Greeve,1 merchant, of
Chi1howie, Na.,--eeftities that hat he
had consumption, was given up to die,
sought all medical treatment that
money eoald lao3QES, z.Esz4 all cough
remedies that he could hear of, but
could Jet ~ e3fs1i fSi Bent many nights
sitting up in a chair; va Va IN induced to
try Dr., King a. g. 8f{d EFesppv ery, and
was cured fby the use Of two bottles.
For past three yearsahas been attend
ing to business and SAYS that pr.
Z Kings New sa pTiYbffqSyge7fy is the erapdest
remedy ever maQe,. as 1thas done so
mnchnfor him aald also for others in
his eSmmunity. DR.. KINGS New Dis
covefy' IL g6arral Adlforlco ldss coughs
and consuhpaoRs n aon = r fsil T Trial 5ipa.l
bottles free at Sheldrup & Fieisler's.