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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-09-10

without opposition, several of the
newspapers tried to fay the senator
numerically. They did not question
the accuracy of The News and Courier
correspondents statement for an in
slant. 1t suited their purposes to
accept the statement as correct, and
they governed themselves accord
ingly.
THE ENQUIRER confesses especial
admiration for Senator McLaurin. In
our opinion the south has not an ADLER,
broader or more patriotic representa-
tive in the senate. We do not believe
there is better Democrat in South
Carolina. We have entire confidence
in the senator's judgment and discre-
ton, and although we were not in a
position to offer evidence in support of
our belief, we felt sure that the sena-
TOT had been misquoted. Our COM
ment upon the alleged interview, it
will be remembered, was as follows:
AS to whether the senator has been cor
rectly reported throughout the above, we
are not prepared to say. 1t is possible
that in some particulars the correspond
ent made the language used show up a
little stronger than the senator intended.
But frankness, honesty and breadth are
characteristics of Senator McLaurin, and
while under the circumstances it is easy
to charge treason, there are certainly no
grounds for the charge of demagogy. AS
matter of fact the senator is as innocent
of one offense as he is Of the other, and
no one understands that fact better than
those who would try to make it appear
that he is guilty Of either.
We were satisfied with this view
then and we are satisfied with it now.
However, since Senator McLaurin's
numerous two-for-a-nickle enemies
have tried to raise such a howl at
his expense, and one envious politi-
clan, with great deal more spleen
than brains or patriotism, has sought
to have the senator reprimanded by
the state executive committee, we are
very glad indeed that Colonel Jones
has seen fit to make a statement of
the actual facts of the alleged inter-
view. Uncorrected, the original ver-
sion might have confused the record.
With what Colonel Jones says Sena-
tor McLaurin said, we agree fully.
Up to the present time President Nc
Kinley has handled the Cuban ques-
tion and the Spanish war with great
wisdom. The president has shown
himself worthy of his high office, and
he has our sincere esteem. But no
individual is as great as is the finan-
cial issue, or the other principles for
which our people are contending, and
no matter what might be the apparent
odds, we do not believe that Mr.. Nc
Iaurin has ever considered for mo-
ment the idea of weakening in the
fight, either now or two years from
now.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-09-10
LOCAE. AFFAIRS
INDEX TO NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Governor Ellerbe-Offers reward Of 81;
for the arrest and conviction of Charley
Finley, charged with violation of the
dispensary law.
Mrs. r. NJ. Dobson-Can furnish you with
memoranda books, blank books, tab
lets, stationrye of different kinds, school
supplies together with many Other
small useful articles, the prices of al
of which are quoted. Her stock of new
millinery will be in the store in few
days.
Speck, the Jeweler--Is prepared to sup
ply you with an American watch, the
best in the world.
Mase Ferguson-Can furnish you with
fresh groceries both staple and fancy
at as low prices as anybody else can af'
ford to do, and as fresh as the freshest
as he receives new goods nearly every
day
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-09-10
Saturday, September 10, 1893.

weeks. Upon being asked about the
matter, he informed the reporter that
he would serve on the township pen
sion board with pleasure.
THE ENQUIRER received pleasant
visit on Thursday from Mr.. James R.
McCully and his son Robert, of Bow
ling Green, the former of whom is in
the seth year of his age, and has lived
all his lifetime within a few miles of
Bethel church.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-09-10
LOCAL LACONICS.
,e Cotton Growers Convention.

The Cotton Growers Convention.
The railroads of the state have
granted reduced round trip rates to
the Cotton Growers convention, to be
held in Columbia on September 20.
The rate from Rock Hill is $4.05. The
rate from Yorkville is pretty close to
that figure but the exact sum has not
been published.
If 1t Can Be Saved.
If the growing crop of peavine hay
can only be saved, it will be big item
in this years farm production. There
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-09-10

- THE ENQUIRER has every reason
to believe that Cherokee and Lancas'
ter are all right for Finley. Powerful
influences are at work for US in Ches'
terfeld and Kershaw. The advan.
tage is on our side. Now it remains
for the friends of Finley in York to
scrape the county as with a fine
toothed comb.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-09-10

- The paragraphs published in an
other column from the Lancaster Led
ger, with reference to Mr.. Finley, bave
the ring of the true metal. Lancaster
sees her duty plainly, and we believe
that on next Tuesday she will repay
the debt which she considers that she
owes to York.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-09-10

- Added to his vote in the first pri-
mary, Finley needs only about l,642
votes to win. 1t is possible for York
county to give him about 600 or 700 Of
these. Let Finley's friends, therefore,
bestir themselves to the utmost.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-09-10

- The campaign liar is expending
his best efforts on Finley. He can
do but little up this way. We hope
it will be the same in the lower part
of the district.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-09-10

- Spartanburg Herald: The late Mr.
Newbold, of Texas, is an issue in the
congressional race in the Fifth. He
desires Barber elected as vindication.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-09-10

- The vote of York county will be
an important factor in deciding the
issue in the congressional race. Every
vote will count.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-09-10
YORKVILLE, s. c.:
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1898.
= Come out and vote.
. Vote for Finley.

- The man who thinks most of York
county, will show it next Tuesday by
his zeal in behalf of Finley.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-09-10

- Suppose Finley should be defeated
by only one vote, and you had not vo-
ted, would you not feel badly about it ?
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1898-09-10


field and report the total number OF
dead found as about 10,S00. From the
number wounded who have crawled
to the river and town, it is estimated
that 10000 were wounded. Beside
the above between 800 and 400 Der
wishes were killed in Omdurman when
the town was taken. I have as pris-
oners between 5000 and 1000 fighting
men,"
At least s1,OOO,O00 prize money
will be distributed among American
sailors as a result of the war with
Spain. More than one-half of this
sum will be paid in accordance with
that section of law providing for the
payment of bounty for persons on
board vessels of. war sunk in action.
1t is estimated that the aggregate
amount of the Asiatic feet as result
of the destruction of the Spanish force
amounts to $1S7, 500, which congress
will be asked to appropriate during
the coming session. One-twentleth OF
this sum belongs to Rear Admiral
Dewey, as commander-in-ch chief, and
he will, therefore, be S9,S75 richer
than he was before the war. Rear
Admiral Sampson has realized a snug
little fortune as a result of the war.
As commander-in-c chief of the North
Atlantic waters and one-twentieth OF
the head money allowed for the vessels
destroyed of Santiago and in Cuban
ports, it is estimated that he will
finally receive about $4,000 as his
share of the prize money.
- The government has come to the
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1898-01-08
Bucklen's Arniea Salve.

DuSK10n'S Arn1C0 SaIVe.
The best salve in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter,
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns,
and all Skin Erurtions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay re-
CURED. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money re-
Price IS cents per box.
For sale by VIM. Clegg.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1898-01-08

Moss & Mouton have just re-
sceived direct from the factory. two
car loads of wagons. wide and
narrow tires Of different capacities,
and some with bolster springs.
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1898-01-08


where may be bad enough. shiftless,
wasteful and Immoral enough, ii
has certain inherent qualities that
will not allow q lower, more inn
moral and more shiftless race TO
j, dwell in its midst on any equal po-
litical or social footing. This being
!. a fact demonstrated oy the expert
ence of the world, the negro race
must be sent out Of the country. or
else definitely fixed in position of
established subordlnation and sub
lection.
The elective franchise in every
age and in every country where its
importance and responsibility have
been recognized has Away. been
conditioned on the qualities of pre-
ioaration, fitness and worthiness
for SO high a trust. 1t IS a trust.
because it involves the official care
OF the body polite, the making of
laws for the adjustment and regula-
ton of the rights of the people and
for the protection of society, and
the lives and property of indivi-
duals. Here are important and
complex duties to be performed,
and to intrust them to the ignorant,
the degraded, the shiftless, the i'm
moral masses, when intelligence,
enlightenment, honesty, philan-
thropy and craftsmanship of the
highest class are not too much to
demand for such service, is to
commit a great crime against civil
cation and the public good.
The Southern people have, in
most of the States, taken measuresI
10 relieve themselves from the mani
Fold evils of their debased and de-
graded negro political element.
The people of Louisiana have been
most backward of all in providing
I'D applying proper and effective
emedy. At last, in the proposed
convention, they have
n opportunity to do what the en-
ire civilized world wonders thev(
ave not done long ago.
To accept as political equals al
Multitude of freed slaves who were|
more than savages, and at
re best barbarians, was in the be-
inning sheer necessity, imposed
overwhelming force; but that the
I'll was allowed to continue after
re force was removed can only bel
'plained by the fact that poli,i-
ans had learned to WELD the mas
S of the ignorant and degrad ed
'ters in forwarding private and
:rsonal interests and ambition,
I'd although the entire body poll
: was made the victim of unutter-
lie political corruption, the pol,ti-
! bosses were able to count on the
pine inaction or indifference of
e so-called good citizens, and Sc
ormous evils have been endured
d Perpetrated until Louis lana
1itics have become byword
But the time has passe d when
S sort of thing can be allo wed to
lst longer without covering the
oPle of this State with disgrace.
ey may claim that they have not
-etofore had an opportunity to ap-
a remedy. Well, the opportuni-
is at hand, and the entire popu-
on of the Union expects it to be
lied. If the people of Louisi-
! shall continue, after the hold
of this convention, to retain as
on their public institutions I'M
tied negro Suffrage, they will
nonstrate to the world that theirI
ltical methods are dishonest, and
orrupt and degraded mass of -
ers for sale to the highest bidder Ks
fishes the means by which their
It commonwealth is controlled.
he neor1o If III. Co..
The Lafayette gazette. [volume] (Lafayette, La.) 1893-1921, 1898-01-08

FULL LINE OF PIPE FITTINGS. BRASS AND
IRON VALVES. RAILWAY. SAWMILL AND
SUGAR-HOUSE SUPPLIES. VERTICAL AND
HORIZONTAL ENGINES. PORTABLE AND
HORIZONTAL BOILERS. RUBBER AND
LEATHER BETTING, PACKlNGS, ETC.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03
Northumberland Z. !. Hadoi.

Osrr (. s. Rohci, w2it5gr iuleoer ais
Sauoinat 'ur cas- 'ui'np ''nier2lu;en'
4nt roy BEN l}atse Il tl'ln,, II, einec Der
BIT uutfiru pun jeGt sittu Nu'ger uon
Stsurne Gourtu. G'tig .lbtunJ iriro ibH,
nit Redt Qeirtl.. bot e. "h Ia mohreno
ielnrr lwtsie;i naruuu'tt ~ Aas dllse'
meipe Nobi 1er 1bu,fn b'eice Hnnnip
nuia,out,rt uuo INr ort Grn'brnG Der
,Suatpo 1lG,r n aeUll'tb ui2I Or!es ge'
than; hufcv a - tl''r GGlenetpnDi pOl'
itago;a terc ti,lt IT. G"e 5duiluosrin;
teuceritu .mt ,t tCuis nthi mcbr w,e es
bis ;um ,}Iurt 1895 a Seit lenem
3atre mr. ntc 1,gleBt uleIiotb NIB 0obin
oearn,r,. HGt 0,r Stu. inpeurIiuosnt Oh
rsti uuier ~ NutUd,. mo SemIit oes
S,oott NorugvaUIrs mo ne" Stats
SdluliuuN tntsnpsalsn Qeitelit 1T 9S'ro
Oate5 X, eoGJiD Sbniiupc,.nienoent
poH bleier 5oJt'tn Anior'dt atuMttrnGt.
aewtile ~2tuor2uuUgcn ei~ripHihrcn. 10 miB
er n,eies. icllA o.. uIdIt l',nss Nmtes ents
hobeu islu mil, ihun. C0 abe. OGs Vnlf
m,I oerari,a 5etsbenoen BeleBsn nlht
b%iu,drQ,ih nptarnt ut, 10 mevoen mdnhe
Weibueri,anomiie nno ll%ue,nl9teiIsn pab'
a~eruier. 90 y beiabl Der StsatSihni'
iuperiuteuoent am IL. 9s,emb,r 1896
6srrn Hudoi. iih nab Npon ,u req eten
uuo ben buunais uu I~iltr,ft no go dngeltea'
te Gebrer ieines am.es IN en,beben Sr
fam BEN NEitraae nod. 5lrt ODER tsfS
WoheI ipot,r reibten einiGe Srldnoer uno
Yantees, wslbe pemielben Eiltritt eEge'
barcn, Yeitwerecn be,m Siaots' Sou
! uerusu, Gin nnc betrGf,isien oieielben nod
ourh einen tallher Gio, ooB Der 0oantp'
Shuliupsrintenoeut 8ebete nno rsl;9iOien
~llebuuaea in alien ShulM oieies eountp
einaeiuhrt babe uno oab aub'r @ebet uuo
relioiojen ~liebunaen nihtS anasres oils
bic oeutihe Sprahs aelehrt wMoe. lie
jolge mar, bab 6err 6. ). Rohou in per:
ihieoene Der beibeiten admp,s perwidelt
puroe u,lo bic bittsriten 8eriolaunaen
ertraaen musie. Seooh nor Der Sies
ouf Ieiner Se;ie. ndhoem Der 8onpernsur
a%usaefunoen bate, oab IS fd babel nur
nm eiuen aebGiiieen 8roG seeen bic oeut'
ihen 4atbolifen ~ssbanoelt babe. benen
man nur ~ gerRe ben 3obesitob gebeS
mohte.
Eie Ridmonoer SAule lit ole eSe
.arabirte. betannt. 1ieie fGQt unter bi.
NufiiHt zines S1ulinipsitorsn. Der som
Staate oils @rabuirter anerfannt unr
beTen phiGt Is III. .%erabirte" S&Slen ~
iuipi,iren. Nm 8. Wai 1896 ihrieb oieis,
an ben Shuliuperintensenten Rodou uni
eriuhte ibn brineeno, barauf ~ ieben
bab in Der Rihmonb S&ule nod ein'
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,,araoirtsn" Shulsn bieies Staates anss'
fteat fno. 3reu in ieinem 1ieniie beeat
i& 6err RohoQ nod Ridmouo. nm Der
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03
Ser vNorofern"-Donneritas ben 8. Mope,nber 1893.

Nuftroa ieines Doraeiebten aus,ufIbreu.
Die Shmltruitsss h~anbelten ieooh nod
ihrsm Wilirn uno itelten orei gebrer nnb
cine 2ebterin on. 3wei uon c'sfsn esb'
rem unterrihts'en in ben nisoereH Slai'
fen unb Swar i'm folgenoen Sabre obue
Elm 4erttifat. Im %. October tieies
Sobres ueroffentlit'e h-r Ste atsihnllu'
perintenosnt Gin Shreihen. eenaemGB Der
betreiienoe Thrift AZ ieinea StaotsitJpi.
8eIoern berediisl lit, uuo benertte aut'
briidi'b. BOB, lueun it9eno Elm Gounin.
Wngtitel,et iir irQeuo iolhen 9iitrtt
3sbrer ooer 2sbrer,n he,uble, err cem 0es
ieBe ptrfalIsn uuo ieinsS gtmtes uerlniiia
iein mliros. pieraus III eriihtlib, ZAP
elm Slaatsihml'upsrin:enoent IN Der Nus.
ilbun0 ielner YIlihien nit pieisn Wiosr'
wdrti9teiten unt llnonnebmlihteiten Az
f1mpfeu bat
Scrr Rodoll III nil uielen auten Gisen'
idaften aus9eItattei. Die rotbi9 ilno. ons
itpere un> pihtise So: Sbulluperirieu
nenten'Am! erfoiereib ,um oll9emeiuen
Woble su perwaltsn. Seine NmisCriob
rung uno Der ~umitauo, BOB er iih aeQru
'eine hobere Qutoritdt 81 perbolteu mel,
madt lbn fir tie Stelluug um 10 iGbiaer
uno psrtbuolIer. Sn linn weib oos gouu'
tp mas es bat. IN eiuem onoersn absr nibt,
mas es betommt. AuIe driiiliten Gltern
uuo Stimmseber oieies Gouutp iolIten
nit pereinten Sr0ften oabiu orbeiten, ibn
in ieiner SteIuns gu b'laiien. Nub lai.
lei uns, ole wir s~eiunoe @ii'oer baben,
uno ben Wertb zines iciher erlt oann
rebt teanen iernen, penn my es uerloier
babeu, heNenten. bGb 6crr Hoholl nur Ell
ne Nrm bat uno nit 70 pcrliber Grbeit
pinen Homilie midi ernatreu lam, wie es
iein @eauer &orI Weber, Der jest erne
eintrGllibe Stslle in elmer ~2irauersi be.
fleioet. tbun tann. IS 1T oaber nitt blob
am Vlobs. ionoern auh eincm eolen uno
rihiiaen 3'usd entipreteno. menn an
Woblidae 6err Robou pierer nit Der
Wabl fir bos OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
eas er IN ebrenpertber gGeiip betleiNete.
betrdnt NTH. Y. j. 6.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03
@rmntei9cmtbnms: Ncrfdnte.

8nr tsu Erreaetn" berittst rem Rsaiarar esrrn 9ptn
N. Gmmsl.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03

Die Ct i W q ~ Nm So an 3ooio
W 6ouler fir iw4 ne4 &c 3 1872
alalie 30 -. go. . 300
Spbn y 6nmmerel umo 8atttu an
Semran llr VI % SUB Got SID
II { 2Stlipns urpep ........ 5000
Yeter 6ammerel uuO Satin an Qu=
CHS Nalbrtooe iiir Cots : d S hid
! ~Jtoleuber.ers G0o .... sc
6reoerid duht ct al an Nnguita
S6ul5 iiir i'm i ncl Sec 32 ) %
&iane 70 uno aloeres ....... $3.50
@ertrltnc EDtribrcmiSti uno @atte an
Glurtnn S6mltt iIr IL got 9 bid
3 Goelbrods N0o ~ 40
3oicpb Ser9Goii If mn Satin an y
9}lcbaua rltr Cots IL : SlOt 40
Hihmpno ... g.
Srco Y Hllcas NM @dtt;u an @ubert
GlOOon fir lbeil GOT ! Vi prlis
Ont Sots g0o SGut entire .... 1905
@tcrge . 5cntlns al ellie 6 Nauicn
rtr yet glOd 10 .aut 4eutrc.. 80
youlic Sc nett Ct al an 6aunab
',rllfol ltr Got 6 clOt 81 YnnHe5
ulue 49,. ......,. To-. 325
/ 2lntbonp Congregation an Oerm
GltcuoOri Iur yOts s., u Il - bid
, St &rtboup Eomuiitt ......... 5G
6rnuccs &alter a. 2lnton Nelion itr
5bcJ got / lod 10 Jtobbins Il
y enoenbuIls @r0o zautGe'trc , q
.rnibiu0ton @ gSealano an gIbsrt
" 7Gblem fir wl< got Il 2liol-
tors 5nbOtp. ~ &C - ) 1876 il
of'sss $50. q. ..--...s 2bO
8eorgt 4Ec9ermpno an Ills Nplu
Iitr ne4 ecGS 1?G SlnNe 3D.. 300
@torge q @eB uuo @attin al Sobn
Nooman flr ie4 nw4 Gee -
l2l aldile % o.. .. 800
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linllta & Npuis Gid fur z Al .Su6
Not 3 bid IA 3 . gGlliun urpcp 800. 500
Is l iEC lire uno 0attin an GltSa
beth Il 2Srl-bt Tor Got : &lod %
J Y Gurtis uruep ........ $50
Nnuu Her9er an Wnthiae Sengel iur
&lpd a Hpduille $4,000
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03
Gbas. i. |aOnrr, Gaaoioat fHr Staatsielator.

Ne wjdi9er Oo0 Pint lit, pelde8 an. 2&Obn08c bdrtt meroen iou, nit
Sepo 9r0Berer &orIdt loutr Der einelne &dbNr nit lh III Ratbe 9eben, be
ur ~ sur AuSHbung iiner H&ubphibt al Die H&O5urne titt. Seine &Obl
lit nun aber beOeutcnocr uO wtdri9er ais Ole Der yegi5latuni8ieoer IN
or kelon beS (errn Nb. j Eupner bat Die ocmotruilhc Eurtei elmer Der
uitataipn no prinSpitntreucntu aus tbrcu fci6eu iy buS Senatorcnamt
auf9eteut, penu er Uerbnoct IN I'D ale @i9fulbNfteu, ole bel i6m, wnn CT
I'm Senat nBen nro, AM oGS Nutrbelc lhucBn iNNeu. 9eblbCm, bUB er
baS ,Sutereie lIuC0 Sitrit9 mo lIuer Goniuututcu I'M Elonocrtn uo
oGc Do 90nTn StuatCS I'M Nu9emCiuen mNbwn miro, miro r Bel ser l&ubl
eine9 EUnoe9endtorn ft i'm Euercle oc0 Bottles ieiucr Eii6t nteoi0en,
inocm Ell fHr .eien OGUu immt, Ser I'M Congress 9egcu &oB ub WNB-
ptrtblhNit AMI uo flr ooS &olt9inhrtNe culccn miro. Ncrr yaouer lit
en gemrMcnbafhr mo 1d5UCr &Oltopertrttr, elm NiOm, Dem lGemuno icnc
S,are an MubltaW portutbuluu io.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03

ADtermit ertldre i'd mid ais unobtdn9iser &anoioat fur cas Senato
renomt be9 u le9tslatpen Ntrritto ub crude ale &dbler obne Inter
ldco Der FGret, am NSabttG9e mir hire c>rnlt ni6t porentbanen III rouen
ids cIIer,
( aut Gentre, ben rs. September 1898 40 bu
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tets uorrotbig. Vile anoeren
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tets iriih unn einlaosHe. Mit
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re,le Seoicuuue 6ano in 6anb.
49, fiir 6dute. 5elle uno B.li. pirb Der
bohfte Warttpreis haar beiablt bel
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5 Npe iuo!id, DEM W,it 6otel eenser'
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" Sbierar,t z. 81. @arob bat
leine Of1ce nd6lte Sbilre sum 0tin.
neiota @aus, ct. Glpub. 20sbu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1898-11-03

bic aleime iein foil uon alen ymnttfn. Die
innerbalb elmer gntiernmns uom 1875 Wei'
len uon eenouuter Sobr,f Geieasn 'inn.
Obiees ut ons siu,ige @s'eB. reites
bic 0roht fir ,3udsrriibsn ourh ole @e'
febe BON 1895 uno 1897 rsaulirt. uno ih
bin %ae,uillf, nod %ipeitere 500 ;um Wahl:
fouo meines uusae,ethueteu @egnets bei'
suiteuern, penn er mir has we'eb IN ben
| 1895 mo 1897 SiBunocn ,eigt. has InoFres
auaibt, urt teIueiien fam. eab ein iolheS
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ben auftretsn uNo lie iluiraen. Hiibeu 100
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g4euu meir ucrulgliber 5reuno iolhe
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itrittS mn peg Slantes. Ter 5euator
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tie, ehtenboit,'ir, We|i9ennubia'te nno
fabiaite Mann 1T. I'm Guh m Senot III
pertreteN. & 5cHntor III Guer Sieuer
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rem. Ter Ma iol Ispe gilsnihoiier
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renhufus'cu, uurs'tn'tsra,t Nuirihria;
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YIN Dir sGahlsr uun Sttems GOunts.

Siermit !uro'oe Id m'd dis unohban'
giGsr Guuolouteu fir nas &tmt beS Shul:
iuuer;atpnoaHteu pen Siearr5 Gonntp IA
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Gclranlribcm auf Tarmcm.

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am 1Sarmltdcrbett III perleiben. Wenn ibr
elne Nnleihe MAIDEN wpllt 81 9ari nieorigeu
81 ercten, oann per9eft nitt, bel ms pprs
SrlpreCben. Neibt bon ms uro be,ablt cure
gtpter. ole 9egen bpbe Snterelisn anS9eItelt
limo.
Cooper SarosG Cinpdnp,
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'2cn " Gues I'd. G'ay 'hNmev. It. Glouc,
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yseuu ibr ctn quies Nittsl babcu pcli
guer Blui 81 reiu,9eu. DIE Hsrusu Al itGrfen
uno Tie Contribution III iraftisen, broudbt
6coN's Suriapur,0a. @ebraaht nur Spoo's
Gcoe'S Ytaen helen Nrsfrsis.a opf.
idtmers ans hem Ronfu Il. unperrarlit leit.