davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1898-10-04
ROOMS AND BOARD.

TIE VI HOTEL, 1912 ETH ST. NV, Is A
comfortable, wellkept family hotel; 10 rooms;
steam heat; electric lights; electric bells porce-
lain bath tubs. sel9-1Ip'
WE ARE FEEDING MORE PEOPLE THAN ANY
house in Washington. Why! Because feed
them right 5000 square feet of dining rCOri
kept nice and cCOl by large electric fans. Best
Elgin butter. Pure cream. French drip cueec.
Home Il ade pastry. Steaks and chops all bruiI-
ed. Plenty fruit. No charge for duplicate or
special orders Meals nearly all hours
Only Si week, equal to any So week in this
city. We also have beautiful rooms. with pri-
vate b-th and electric lights. THE GENOA
SOC and 18th ST. NV. se13-tf
Evening star., 1898-10-04

3 hs TEN av NV. 5r.9.3O
929 Union ct NV, 5r.S.3U
aiO9-ll Shows CT.
4r Il water. 500
repairs.
CHAS. LINEINS.
Room 60. AcGill bldg.
Evening star., 1898-10-04
I ~ ~ tNI,:> r.. -. 1 PHONE 9ls.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRI ST co.
COR. 9TH AND Z. ROOM

FOR RENT-IN MT PLEASANT SuIrARE
from cars, S-room cottage; mod. imp. large
porGh; yard. &c.; rent. $50. L. s FRISToE,
1898 L ST. NV. saoa ~
Evening star., 1898-10-04

FOR RENT-ONIY $IT3g-ONE OF THE
brightest, most convenient houses in 'ty; Ir. :;
furnace, gas range, porcelain tub; large yard ::
goo1 location. ne. OWNER. 313 y. Y. ave
NV. oc3-Ys
FOR RENT-NORTHWEST-NE HOUSE, SIS so
worth $50; large rms, handsomely pap'd; porce-
lain bath tub; elec. lighting; cab mantels: tiled
vesibule; north Of Boundary. OWNER, 510 10th.
oc3-3t'
Evening star., 1898-10-04
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE-AND RENT-A LARGE LIST or
country property, Improved and un!uprcvtd; lots
on the electric railroad within two Elilcs of
Washington. for SJ cash and 81 per week, no
taxes interest. Call send fn= particulars.
ocl-3t' JAMES +. CLEMENTS 1921 T st. NV
FOR SALE-MOST DESIRABLY LOCATED FARM
of 40 acres; ypical site and tion; Aie..
R.R. Sentltuans country seat. Also wv
adjacent lots of about ~ each. All haye
beautiful view. mountains and surrounding
country. Apply 10 II. W. BLUNT, 1859 3lst ST.
spI6-Yul
Evening star., 1898-10-04

FOR RENT Once rms, l4O3 IA
Brookland 6r ba. .Sls Cottage Lauer Hts. u
62S Whitley ay, 6r...l4 81 st sw---.........4 4
BruoklanJ, 6r, ba- L.. 50
THE McLACHIEN REAL ES AND LOAN CO.,
selO-tf 10th ard Ci ets. W.
Evening star., 1898-10-04

FOR RENT - HOUSE 1913 Isr ST. NV; Q
rooms; NIL; $3.50 Is ST. NV; ruoms;
MI; Sl4.so.
aulG-tf ". C. JOHNSON. 1902 18th st. NV.
FOR RENT-S32 5O-oN 14TII ST. NEAR RHODE
isIii'd ave; lo-roon brick house, al modem
improvements. X. J. MARSHALL sos lIth NV
oc1-3t ~ "
FoR lsltNI-S6I.o I.oo-lI4S ) ST. NV: AN ELF-
CANT brick and stone residence; II rooms and =
bath looms ttiledl; buffers pantry and laund=y
room, not wafer heat; every onyenirnre Key
at l1ot : NV. Apply Il. j. MAltSHAiI. SOS
lin ST h-N- ocI-3
Evening star., 1898-10-04

FOR SALE-'<s VIKING" SPECIAL; COST SIS:
instaiiments to Responsible party. 61S 18th st.
NV, au20-6
Evening star., 1898-10-04
WANTED-BOARD.

iANTED-GcoD TABLE BOARD FOR THREE,
D. Il. STIR Ut,ire. ~.
Evening star., 1898-10-04
WANTED-HELP.
MALE

wANTED-FINE FIRsT-CIASS PAI'ER HANG
Apply at ,nce 20 GEORGE FIdTI 10
1tt ofi--t
Evening star., 1898-10-04

FOR RENT So. BRICK HOTSE. G ROOMS
. ana bath: modern Improvements: 1921 Kiu-inau
lare. between i and =. l3,h and lI;h St. n "
Evening star., 1898-10-04

NlNTEB iiY : I;ESI'EI TABLE COI.H!;EIp Girl.
place Is rirtli.bc.Mait nurS-: reference from
l~f place CtIl ~ address -, y. II. ave.
Ors2r-
Evening star., 1898-10-04
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
FURNISHED.

FOB RENT-RESIDENCE, NEWLY FURNISHED:
II rUoms; all modern Improvements; doors
from new I.ibIary; St Sc. Key at 206 sc.
Evening star., 1898-10-04
FOR RENT-HOUSES
UNEURNI>HEn-

FOR III nj
ISL q NV. .fur. .9rAb.Siyu
l1pl >. aI&b ..... -. .,
l"l5 9th ne. IrNb.I7.uu
RALPH W. LEE, 6 614
Dri-ef
Evening star., 1898-10-04

WANTED-EY : LADY, y POSITION WHERE
Sh' VIII b" received sarcIlly and companion.
"1E takH full charge Uf entire household duties
it'i-r>s LAZY. clr- Mrs Iauiiield O'Nci. III
Charles street BOstcn Mass oc3-3t.
Evening star., 1898-10-04
WAREHOUSES;.

WANTED Two GROOM HOUSES IN Ne OR
Sc, Worth shout $:}.t each. 1 have purchaser.
Yer them who VIII make reasonable cash pay
h'nt, Ldlaaee inouthly. also want S-roOm
Ltr-t III NV u-c worth abFut 50 900 uIz1n
same terms \ NJ GORNlAN, 7OI 18Th ST. NV.
tcl-St'
Evening star., 1898-10-04

WANTED-BY \ TRAINED NURSE CARE OF
an invalid. references, SO per month. Address
Miss ;. H. Star C:tce. Ocl 81
Evening star., 1898-10-04

1884 lNth. SrNb in 80
lii7 ksncSBv .grNh :. Ou
lSO2 18th. 1iAh.. 2grp
lSth&F nv .st,4,Ncsi.I1 ~
3 -. NV ll'hpnc 1Uigl.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-12-29
Gundry Farm For Sale or Rent.

The Oak Park Farm, now occupied
by MIR. Robert Julian, is for sale or
to rent. II contains about 225 acres,
Of which 81 acres are under cultiva-
ton, the remainder good timber and
pasture land; is all in one tract,s is
we'll watered, and has a neat, desira-
BILE residence, orchard, good barn and
many other conveuiences. 1t is stu
ated about two miles from the city
of Mineral Point, on the pIeasantest
and best road III the ueighborhood
For further particulars enquire of the
owner. JOSEPH GUNDRY.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-12-29
THOMAS MCCLARY.
The Ever Popular Lecturer -Opera
Hall, Mineral Point. Friday
Evening, January s.
PRESS NOTICES.

The laughter which echoed through
out the theater during the evening
attested to the visiting divine's power
as an entertainer West Chester
Press, Pa,
The lecture was in keeping with the
other high-class entertainments fur
nished in the course, and was most
satisfactory to all hearers.
For eloquence wit, and humor, Nc
Clary is unsurpassed by any of the
lecturers we have ever had on our
courses. stockton, n. y.
He possesses all the qualities of a
polished and refined orator, and his
wittcisms keep the audience conyul-
sed with laughter one-half the time. 4
Duluth Tribune,
The lecture had the usual character
istics of Mr.. McClary's style, at one
moment deathly solemn, at the next
taarfully pathetic, and frequently sub
timely ridiculous Minneapolis Tri-
bune.
| can heartily commend the lecture
to those who desire to be both enter
tanned and instructed. Hon. VIM. j.
Bryan, Lincoln, Neb-
He is entitled to all the condolences
and courtesies proper to the ministers
Of the gospel Of the highest character.
S. NJ. Merrill, Bishop of the NJ +.
lnltr.L
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-12-29
DISGUSTED FISHERMEN.
1T Made Them III 10 see nn ola Time
Angler Catch Trout.


one day Boston party. on a fishing
trip to Moosehead, came across one Of
the old school fishermen. He WAS m Off
the mouth of Tomhegan stream and
was fishing out Of a lumbcrmau's bat
teau, 1t developed later that he was the
cook for a crew OF river drivers ON the
bank near at hand stood the coolee, or
his helper, The cook had thrown about
Il peck Of table refuse into the lake in
order to "tole" the fish, and over that
lure he was having great luck His polo
was OF the lib boom variety, and when
a fish bic me would derrick it over his
head into the bushes where the cooked
was stationed.
The Boston men from their canoes
watched operations with all the disgust
Of the true sportsmon.
"Got cuaush for sumner yet2' shopt.
ed the fisherman over his shoulder as
be set another great trout flaming intn
the bushes.
mo, hprt.r rerrb ss,. or siqbt NOR. -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-12-29
}. NJ, SMITH, Attorney.
Notice of Order for Final SettIemen

~,TATE OF WISCONSIN - IOWA COUNT
> C0ur.-ln Probate.
Notice is hereby given that at a gular te
OF the Iowa County Court, to be held in and
said county, at The Court House in the city
DOdgeville, in said county. on the Srd day
january, A. D, ;,9, peing tue first Tuesday
said month at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
said day, the following matters will be hea
end considered:
The application cf Philip Allen, Jr. and Ell
VI. stephens executors Of The last will and ties
meut Of Jas. stephens late of said county,
ceased for the examination and allowance
their administration account and thbt the II
will aud testament ct sald deceased be co
struei and the assignment OF the residue
said estate TO such persons as are by said
and hy law entitled 10 the same.
and ir Is further uric ed, that public nou
thereof bee Sven 20 all persons interested
publishing a copy OF this order for three we,
uCCrssively. prior 10 said lay Of hearing 10
Mineral Point TRIBUNE, weekly newspnperp'
lished said county.
BY order o the Court
49w3 ALDKD jerks Judge
Dated Dodgeyil,c, Wis, Dee. 9th, 1895.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-12-29

terprising portion of its business
people.
rty-eight years ago John Wayne,
who at that time lived with his fam
lily near Darlington, spent several
months digging for mineral on the
Rogers farm just west of that city
against the advice of his friends.
Anticipating success the plucky
miner secured man from Mineral
Point, who was an adept at handling
giant powder, and the men put in
several weeks work without reward.
Wayne became i'll and at the advice
of his employe work was abandoned,
the employer afterwards going to
Crawford county and the trusted
servant to California. The mine was
forgotten. Since Wayne's demise
the Mineral Point man, on his q ath-
bed in California. confessed TO hav-
ing made a rich find while working
for the Darlington man. But, being
dishonest, he deceived his employer,
intending to return some day and
secure the riches. Wayne's sons
heard Of the confession Of the miner,
and it now appears as though they
are about to reap the reward of their
fathers perseverance,. The old
shafts have been located and men
are cleaning out the mouth of the
drift wherein the riches are said to
be concealed.
The Hcsperian Quartet will give
the next entertainment in the Darl-
inetou lecture course.
On tho evening of January 10th,
the NJ. w. A., Camp IS, Of Darling
ton, will give public installation of
officers, followed by "a dance and
supper.
Miss May Funk and Charles Bur
rows were united in marriage, Mon
day the 18th at PlatteviIle.
The Grant County Farmers Insti-
'utc will be held ut Livingston, Jan.
10th and nth An interesting pro-
gram has been arranged.
All hope OF Bloomington securing
a railroad vanished last week when
the town voted against the PROPOSE
liou to bond itself for several thous-
aud dollars.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-12-29
WOMAN'S HEADING CLUB.
Meetings at Trinity Rectory,
at $50 p. III. sharp.

SIXTH STUDY
MONpAy EyENtNu, JANCARY Is, 1899,
Aluambra Airs W, ;, Ross
spain I'm Mexico Mrs Snow.
Diego Vala-quez--Miss Gilman
rauprrism IN spain Mrs Ilalcs.
Discussion Topics OF the day
Quotation Roll Call
SEVENTH STUDY.
MONDAY EVENING. JA>uARY 30, 1890.
spain iu South America Mrs Meserole.
Spanish literature TO the end OF the 10Th
century Miss Matilda Hutchson
Charles Mrs Hauscom
Discussion Topics OF the day.
Quu'auon Roll call
EIGHrH STUDY
NoNpNY EVENING FEBRUARY -, 1890.
Corantc- md Don QuiNote- Miss Leuahan
National games festivals and bull lights
Mr- cox
Bur-o, ana it cathedral Miss May Hutch
f-ou.
Discussions Topics of the day.
Quotation RoIlCalL
NINTH STUDY.
MoNuNY EVENING. FEuHuNRY %, 1900.
Phillip H. Miss >pen~ley
The E-cural Mrs >pra,ler
Madrid and Malaga Miss Neal
Discussion Topics " the day.
Quotation Roll Cali
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-12-29
BARGAINS FOR HOLIDAY TINES.

NEW prunes at J. A, Spratler's
Cheap too.
PHOTOGRAPHS for the holidays 81
per dozen at SCOTS Studio. 40
one dollar secures dozen well
finished pictures from SCOTS Studio
}. A. SPRATLER pays the Lighes,
market price for butter, eggs and
poultry.
New, special lot of Fur Capes and
Jackets, good and stylish, at Gundry
d Gray's. 47w4
VIOLIN outfit complete, for sale
cheap for cash or will trade fol
wood. See Adam Dresser.
NEW Holiday Dry Goods-the fin.
est line ever brought to the city
Just opened at Gundry & Gray's. WI
EAsELs, wall racks, carpet sweep
ers, writing desks, etc, cheap and
good, at Kinn's furniture store. 40
MEMS Fur Coats are now essential
to comfort. A fine line of various
grades at Gundry d Gray's. 47w4
JOHN KIM invites attention to his
complete stock o. furniture Nobody
sells better or cheaper. 49w4
THE Milwaukee Weekly Sentine
and this journal both one year fol
ST. 60, if paid in advance. Subscribe
now while the offer lasts.
ANY article of household furniture
big or little, at Kinn's. Opposite til,
post ofiice-and nowhere else better
or cheaper. 49w4
If you think Of buying piano OF
organ, call and learn what Hanson
& Co. will sell you one for within tn,
next 30 days. 47w3
BRASS BEDsTEADs-neat, strong
the most wholesome and very cheap
AT Kinn's furniture store, opposit,
p, st office. 49w4
J. j. HANsCoM IL Co. have IA mum
Der of good Pianos and Organs which
they wish to close out soon, and viii
sell at special prices.
CALL in and inspect a complet,
line OF everything carried in frs
class iewelry store, at prices that arr
as low as the lowest WIN. MAUGEB
EASY CHAIRS, ornate stands, chill
dren's chairs, picture frames ant
other things in the furniture lin
suitable for holiday presents, at JOIN
Kinn's, and all at low prices. 40
THOSE in want of anything in tn
line of jewelry, watches or silve
ware will do well to call on the old
est and largest iewelry house in low;
county. VIM. MAUGER.
TO make home che erful and COS,
nothing helps more than neat bit
Of furniture. Bishop has man.
pretty things in this line. NOTHING
better for holiday presents. A
Buy Your Groceries
|
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-12-29
LEGAL. NOTICES.
SPENsEEY & MclLHoN, Attorneys,
Notice 10 Hear Petition for Admin
I>tratlOn.

NTATE OF WlSCONSIN-COUNTY COUl
> FOR IOWA COUNTY-GN PROBATE.
Notice is hereby given that at a speci Al tel
Of the Iowa county C, urt to be held in and
said county at the Court House, in the c
OF Dodgeville, IN said county, on the 24th day
JOuaury, A. d. 1899 being the fourth Tuesday
said month, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
said day the following matters will be hes
and considered:
] he application of Alice |, Hosken for the
pointmeut OF an administrator of the estate
William j. Hosken late of the city OF Miner
Point in said county, deceased
And it is further ordered that public mott
thereof be given to all persons interested
publishing copy Of this order for three wee
successfully prior to said day of hearing, In I
Mineral Poiut TRIBUNE, a weekly uewspaF
published in aid county.
By order of The Court.
oZW5 ALDRO iENkS, Judge
Dated Dodgeyile Wis. Dee. goth. 1895.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-12-29
RAILROAD TIME TABLE
Chicago, n { ST pat Mineral 20
HE BURLINGTO
{ B u WIN llnl II Gllall.

y, D, ( Y, tfll Al " IL u1t9AAt
LEAVE FC Il ~. PAUL AND NIssEAPoIis.
Eesuhucd E..press daily ....-l -
EXPRESS exec pf SpudAy ..-...... ...,-...- y ~
Dubuque Express. .-..-.- -..-.-..- y =.
Accom- mediation, except suuday ..--....-. 3 - !
LEAVE roR CHICAGO AID 81. LOUIS
Vestibuled rxpress, daily ........... ........-
Express except sunday -.... ...... ....-...-..
sp- For Tickets. Rates Maps. ct !, sppy y,
~ BURNS Agent. co aIsns' "
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1898-12-29

SEE those easy chairs, writing
desks, book cases, parlor tables
pretty stands, etc, at Bishops before
you decide on holiday presents. 1t
is the finest assortment in this line
ever seen in Iowa county. AZ
II r ''i''' 'o''' 'i''0 " "'.' i'''
Je"ety' 9'ei ii''S oi'Fei io'oi''e7'
cioch7 anu 7'i'ei p'a'eu ""ie ever
SHOWN III 'ii'lei", foint a' H.
Mauger's Jewelry store. These are
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12

Siell bilit uno Seionnen lit, ben 8ampi
bis gum bitteren Gnoe aussuie6ten.
.Suoem lit in Der lerlon oee s.. s..
abrams BON Der bieligen Gbriitian
Gbur6 ben Mirtben Elm sefdbrli6er
feino entltanoen. Gr bat ais Eaitor
reiiSnirt unp iid an Die Spite Der
Nnti Salocn vea9ue 9eiteat. Sn
@lue @raB, Scott So, loll bereits
elm !3mei9perein Der Anti Saloons
Eea9ue belteben, uno e9 wcrben nod
uiel mebr Froicriptioneuercine oieie0
@cli0ter9 ms Eeben geruien weroen.
I'm 9arlSen Staate 1T Der aampf 9ez
gen oaS Saloon Glement pom 9teuem
entbrdnnt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12
farm ~ u%erfamfem.

Die ,wei uno cine babe Weile ilblib
o Hreeport eeleeene Garm oes Inter.
3eihneten, welhe 100 Nder srob lit. Don
oenen 60 Nder unter pFue uub Der Reit
sutes Wieien; unb 6olslanb Inb. tann ,u
ansemsiienem Preiie estauft merben. Muf
Der Garm. oeren 2ano 10 gut IN. ME man
Is in Stearns 80. MUIR wiinihen tann. be.
finben f& ,wsi @obnbduier, cine 80 bel
70 Jus erobe S&eune. brei Drummer,
iiberbaupt aQes, mas auf elmer gut einae,
ri&teten Garm notbio III. 0esen Ndbe'
rem iuenbe man ii& an
6einri& 8lpers,
2S'ba Greeport, Ninn,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12

Ter. Die bidt bepolterten Toritdote
'teben ebeniaQ5 inter Maiier uno
mebrere 9robe RelioenSen iino in ben
,SluB seiallen. Sober SUB trotenen
ranoes lit nit 6ausbaltunsssesen
Itdnoen beoett. Saul enbe baben
Ibre Seimatb perloren unb baben bier
untertunft 9eilt6t. Die Miliouri,
aanlos unb SeraS iowie Die Sron
Mountain gobn baben im ,Snoianer
Serritorium ben Setrieb einiteuen mil
Zen. '0mOerttaulenoe pon Collars
an Gl9entbm i'm CRAWFORD Gountp
inn pertoreu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12
Nfibi0am.

Sat M t.-,Sn Der bieli9en STU
pier Ncglon am Obern Gee baben l15
Selterrelder, mOuon Die Ndlite Got
oaten Ddren, Dem Gouperneur TIRE
Stenlte angeboten. Sie e~rm6blten Den
Nuuptmanm a. J. Nerrn 6eroinanr
NnQclbdrot, &ertreter Der (;abltbraue=
rel III oleler @e9eno, lpelber Smoli
Sabre lang Sfli;ier Der olterreihiihel
Nrmee, oapon orei sabre ais yebrer
an Der olterrei6il6en Wtilitdr 2ltao,z
mic mar, uno I'M italieniiden Rrieoe
orel 'hmere Munoen o~apontrIo. III
tbrem &dpitdn. Nlh Die idntmtlit,
aus Se'terrei6ern beltebenoe RdpeQe
pon Calumet lleB lid einreiben. 2ieie
EelJte 'lno ldmmtli6 mdbreno Ser lets
ten !" Sabre eingewanoert,-ein be
repte9 3eu9niB 9e9en oa9 ueri6dritc
GlmanoerungS9ei.e. Serm bo9 be
petlt wleoer CUR @enii9e, melhe mertb
pollen Silr9er oiele GinQemanocrten
ln'erem yanOe lino, unO ME oern lie
berelt 'lno, oemlelben @ut uno Slut
81 opfern.
GetrOit - Die S~eiieniabrit
all 9ir Apemte u1o %. StraBc,
puroe 2onner'tag poaitdnOis our6
Nener Scr'tort. &ier;ig Nerionen
maren in Der Sa6rit beihditist. Der
&erlult, melder lid aui 500, 900
beSirIert, lit purd cine &eriiherune
pom $50, 600 tbeilpciic gebedt,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12

tirt, es lei oen1,, paB Der @eber oiele
&eroiientlihun9 niht wiinlht. Die
yeiter cer Nnltolt werDen 9etreulib
Gorge tra0en, ooE Die eln9c9ailgencn
Eetr1oe i'm Sinne Der Weber permens
bet weroen.
9Senn man liebt, mic iunpellen Welts
Tide Giloum9Sonltolten pom etnielntl
E%erloncn IN mnbrbo1t 9roBartl9er
9&eile oottrt merpcn, 10 DlirIte man
bod omlchmen, puB mlnoelteno etll
cinSi0co tOtbolildc0 Hebrerlemlhar
;petent'preheno lntcrltllEt neroell
tounte, menn lid northumberland rlo
opicrireuoi9e Ner;en Der Sohe an
ncbmcn mollten. Nin unb rulcOer
0iebt c9 mobl audi inter penen, Die
Wott III reihercm WtNHc nit lrptlhen
Uiitern perleben, Solhe, Die 9crne IN
ter Den leptmilli0en Se'ttmmnln9en
fllr quite Smede audi 0to %flllarlllt"
0to0bten, menn tic o0rdl Nllunert
milroen. Wtogeu Oielc .Setlct puSu
%bcitrn9cn, aud 'olhc acknowledgement
ner Dem tutboliihcn Eebrerlemllur II
oCmjmhen. Eci pitier G%iele9enDelt YET
IS 0eituttct. ;u0lei6 OardlI Nnfmcrt
lam III MAIDEN, oNI nit un'ercm Eeb
rtrltminur cine uOrilig(l0e N9loclo
! = fat ,,,,i..~ -. -. -, ,,,NI JNnt. tt,,rptt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12
Nreita0s=%crfauf

pom 8 bis 10 llbr uormlttaqs.
12cts stne gne 10 uEJeb'ettt's
Saett'ud.
Is SGelrur iiir 1eoer }
Bon 10 bis II lbr o,nltiaaS
80 Ell . Gle einfahNs NH fiaurlrtes
Slltcliue 12lacts Cuallia', per Gle
81 5sly2cts
cNur 10 9nsu ilr Ieoen.l
BON / bis . ubr ia bmitta9s,
Strtdisio Der spule 3tts.
Gtur s Spulen fir leoen.)
por 2b,s 3 llbr uadnittdds.
25cls 5ommsr Is priett' lraeno elner
q ole Uertij SCOTS ipesieu 25cts.
q rir Iecen &nnfei)
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12
9rcurtipm nab minneapolis
iiber Die Great Wortbern AM Sonns
tag, ben Is. Mai.

Nm obisen Datum miro Die Gireat 9tor.
tbern einen Speiialsua nab Wirusapolis
uno ,uriid laufen loiIsu. A"iahrt pcu
ST. Glouo morsens 8 llhr; Rldiabrt pom
minneapolis aeaep ! llhr ubenos. VreiA
Der 6ins unb Ridiobtt $3.50. 3ic,e
@%elesenbeit wiro Die leB,e iein, Die 81.
Glouo Jreiwiuiaen III b'iuhen, ca oieiel.
ben ~anfanss ndhiter Wode seasr rue
Jront ausriiden werben.
8. y. Weihe, Naent.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-05-12
Sfcbrasfa.

! ma + o.-Gtue @eieui6ait miro
am noroliden Gnoc Oe9 2hlSlteuun99
plapes III Smabo Die &ortbeile TINT
li6er Stwdnerun9 iilr @artenbau
umO Selowirtbl6aft Oemonitriren, III
lpeldem 3mete Oielel6e lid Elm @runo
'titt I'M GusmaBe uonlsO, 900 C.uab
ratTuB BON Der Ausltelung9 Seb0roe
;llpet'en lies, w.lde9 ;Uedentipre
deno ab9etbeilt meroen luiro.