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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
1lull Rcltchrtt.

SIN 6rem0er bctritt cinen &on3erts
gorten unO iralt ben &aiiirer: .29a3
toilet Der Gintritt?" - &aiiirer:
Rad &elieben !" 6rcmOer 9ibt 90
Yfcnnige.) &aiiirfr; r0er5ei6en
Sic, oas gelieben fGngt nit so 4Ieur
niQe an"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
Grmurttt1tu.

Sruo6en Gur beimtsbrenoen Mut=
ter): Drama, Der 6riB bat einsn Sell
Ter 3erbrohen. "-W utter: ,los iii
gut, o0b Oh mir oies io9it. Sier bait
gu einen Npiel. "-6rig (neioii6 sus
i6aueno, plOblif): sd bat' aud Den
Sdreibtii6 nit linte be8Ciien."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
1lltrrhittlici1.

nSbr Nlter, 9nd0l9cs 6rdulein?"-
n3wan5ig Sabre pOrbei, Ser Yrdii=
bent !"-o SIR after genau?"-r3 mi.
idcn 3lu0nSi9 unO 0rtiBi9-"-ng ber
bite, iugen Sic uns gittioit, mann Sic
Grcibi9 errei1en - Nior9en, Serr
Nr1iiNPnt !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
Gin uutrr {1uusruirtl1.

Wiet6er: yMeine Gangen miiiieh
Sic tuobl idretlid ii6ren?"-0
mirt1: oSm G~egentbeil, luiien Sit
Die liebsn &lsinen nun ipielen. M}ein
gciud. Der lid auf pier5ehn Sage unge.
mefoet. Mill Shrer Sinoer iueSen NOR.
gen i6on pieoer abreiIen.A
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
Or l,rftttt Itr better.

Game Dom Sbenter Suriittebreno (:
IS lit bier StalIgeru6; iOllte Ger
Gerub Bon Der Meierei i'm 9~lebenbauie
tOmmcn?"-Ssrr unit einem Setter.
blide oui Ole &6din). SD CLAUDE Oicl.
meGr bon Der meiter e%ntiernten Geiter.
fnlprne."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
Diidand1tauuu

Cat; rg9as 8ibt's @orme8 Su
rGs 1T leioer
fat ni6t5 mebr pa; nur nod cine por=
tiOn iaure Sun9e t6nncn Sic 6aben."
-@auernmirtD Gm 9intersruuO):
.Sie friB |"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
3lidIt L1ittr urituu.

81; .SeBt bat mieoer einmal eint
lun9e S6pei3crin in Srei 6atultdten
ogn GOttorlut er>uOrben. %. oSa.
O0 ile6t man aber nieOcr. ooB biz
Trayen nidt Silte 9enug trie9en tOn.
nen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
0cntTdIuHiu,tttu.

Sun9s 6rau; v2td, S6aB, biz
neue a66in bat Den &raten unbrenncn
l0iiea, iic lit nOQ 10 jung unO uneriab.
rem. 29iro Gid Elm GuB enti40oigen?"
Gate: oW~einetuc9en. i6ide lie
nur bereln !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
Bpatlrrft,

4lts Sun9ier: ~Gente nur.
ME i'd sben nit benz nellen Sut in's
3immer trete, ipielt mein Setter ,Shie,
orcibig Sabre Bit gu aft : "-Treua'
.Sos mar gallant bon ibm-oer
ns.r 9ut muAt did I'm sebn Sabre
iunQer!-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
1(utrr BuTcu.

Srau o.: n0oren Sic, Trau Nad.
BARN, nebnlen sic lid oor Dem neuen
Mietber in unierem Nouie in Ntt."-
Sruu 3: $50, babeu Sic idor
etwas geb0rt BON ibm?"-6rau o..
.6reilid, Der iOll iton einmaI lebens.
lanslid eingeiperrt 8emeien lem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
Audi cine GcfInitinu.

9ieutenant: ,6rig, bOle NAL
raid 3uei 6lai6en Sett-Qpropos,
neiBt gu AUDI, mas Sstt iit?"-,Sa.
wobl; Sett it, tueun Elm lieutenant
Gage betormen bat"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
G:iilr quito 3tlnrlsc.

Gunoe: Isle babeu mir bod bois
fentli6 einen rett guten Nein &C.
qeben?"-G D hterreider 98eins
bdnoler: rllit oicier Mtarte babe id
i0on orei S6miegcriobne eingcian9en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
nrrfultulid1r Erunr.

9I0tidbaie {9an5 i'm Giierl:
,@obin i1 tomme, oieielbe WiBwirt6.
i6Git SER: nGommen Sic aud
man6mal-su ii9?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
Runkttrrrtt3.

Iidter: Isle IlnOen bel Dem
Ginbru1 ni6ts mebr por, neil cine
mcjbii6e Strpl9in bereits allies meg.
geiioblen butte?"-Terbre6er: sd
Tags ia, Die 6ruualarbeit miro aud
un3 nod Ill Gruno' ridteu !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
pnnuuuptTd1er AunIfurif.

Dame: rNlio, Sic iino nit mei-
mem Sbepoor unsuirisOen?"-Sbe
lebrer: rSn bpbem 8raoe; er miro
permuthlid wieOer iiBen bleiben."-
Game: ySit benin mein Sobn 10
u~nbegabt?" - CberleIrer: ,Sas
nidt; 0ber er itedt Die N}aie iortpdb.
reno OerbOtene Bidder, onitatt ieinen
GiG u leien."-Same: ySa, mes
balls oerbieten Sic ibm oenn nidt ben
Gicerp?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
3flud1t Der G5rmnhnhrit.

Siener gum SaIsar,t Der Saro.
nin): .8ommen Sic iefdwinb, bi.
Grau 9afonin bat iid ben grm iebrp'
Gen!"-@rst: r@iro iewib Dieoe,
nur g~inbilouna fem !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
SANTA MARIA KOLONIE

I'm Santa Maria Thale Santa Barbara Co., Cal.
1Bs2 after beftes Yobnen., @ei,en., 2udsr.
rueen', wetrstoe.. cbit- uno g8sioe .ranc.
siHs 3udsrrat,u-3atriS Tttlsn %.ntftrut.
On unHttttIbarsr RSss psn ,wei Gtltnsasnlintn.
Ser'asft In asitttluas.n W sJ-s5Oyrr astr.
saoo.iur sn Ban zen strtt unt e8ule ron Ten 81.
senttnmtrn g~aranttrt.
&oisnidrung nad pouftSneia ueusm plaul
f20o.gf.r fir s'nsny'rmau,utn sirStn. uns etul.
0snt r~sfrsttrt.
&dn "9tsten rno .Sniid a, snbanoIer.
Tinfier Res bteineunstn. asfslutt ettu.,tt ,,s
4ttls. @utt PAGE. gRstn,sass Rlims.
anfrastR riats man an
Henry ,..Cassierer der
GERxAsIA TRUST Co., San Francisco, Cal.
shsr an bic Bank Of Santa Maria, Santa Maria
Dal. 8trner rtnef man I'D an tis Rteaittpn bee "a
l%ifsLrle Beftsfrsune, San 5~raneists, Cal sttr an
ts RreaftNnt isss Biattss. alta
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
6rmubei9entbmms: Nerfdmfe.
SIR kn .Nprsasrn- ssrtsi,t zen Rsstarar 5srrn Sch
N. Gmmti.

SIR ka .Nprsasrn- ssriaist scn Rsstarar Ssrrn Srsu
W. Gmmti.
Sarriet u 7uttle an Ssiepb 9oof,
NJ im4 Sect s 3 1875 81 S5....$ 1000
anton Natbe ir aup Satin al Sp
0otttOtte, nj iei ip4 Sect SO
3 1875 81 38. 100
9is st g W 4 VI Gp so al 30.
bias 5borien, ne4 nw4 Sect 33
; 1913 81 "a. 300
Sec Rielano une @attin an aatp
Noiheu, tbeiI lot 6 Il 3 blot 6
5reeport. 315
Narp u baltcap an Stepb Sol.
lioap, ne{ in4 Sect 80 3 1879
VI Ola. ..... lUOU
u " SrGmer II. Satin al 9briit
Sbmitt, tbsil iwi np4 Sect IA
= ia vi l5O
SEQ Steuart al Warp ,SItur. It 8
& 10 bid i NcHenniion's abb. rs
Warp 6 SSeit uno 6atte an ) u
Benton, 1t 6 BID 10 South SIDE
SlrI. oOO
Morp 6 @eit II. @atte an Sarah
) elliott, 1t 10 & 16 bid l Hen.
gels aeb. 200
W Garter uno Satin an 9hom St
ScoIau. lot 3 6lod % ) 6 Wil'0I
ion Suruep. 400
W 5 3o5bins an Marp Seauoreaur---l
it II & IL bid 10 South Sioe
Sarl. iuo
. W Dom an Saruep Srdmer, ie4
Sect 80 : 1877 81 80. ....... $500
Geo } SaitinSer uno Satin all
SbrOocr, nm4 ne4 Sect 81 l22
Cal 80 uuo NnoeteS. 500
Warp Njtliih II. 6otte an Soft
barb Barren w5 It 1 Il 5 bid 10
5resport uuo Nuoeres. ....... 200
Maru Widliih II. 6atte al Gli,a
Ruuih, e 1t 4 Il ) bid Is }rees
port uro Iuseres. ......... 200
Soiepbine Snapp uuo 6atte on )
Subs, tbeiI iw4 imt!4 Sect 81
J 1874 81 32. 6l5
3oiepbiue Snapp uuo 6atte al )
Suttner, tbsil iul!4 lu1l4 SECT
81 : 124 81 %
5obu 6oiteu uuo @attin an Jobu
2enmu. ne1l4 uw1!4 Sect ID
1876 vi 80 800
9tic Dteper uuo Satin an pima
Utaru Nnl;, lot II x ~ bod 4
Sor9eroiug uno Anoeres..... 1900
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
Wturm Gtrehrrlrtn.

Wah BID nur groB, on Helmet Wfann,
Strsb in bis Sob NIT Wiadt-
Wanh' 8uirpshsu bats ia nit Der 3ttt
Tod nod gum 3uirps gebrabh
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
qu Hertrchtun.

Sausfrau gum 9ienhmdnGsh
kiisl: .Narie. i'd mub einen ap9en.
bid befallsgeben. 8leiben Sk 10 langs
bier, oaltit nidt iiber mid esiproden
snish
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
Gntr Ercltltnirt.

,Glli, id babe mid loeben oerlobt."
-.2lh, bait Gu oerm plogli4 10 rieiig
piel Gelo 9eerbt?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
Qtrltuit,tt.

SolGotG 0madtcuO): o9lh, Gina,
piiBteit gu, mas i'd I'M Snnern iaDIe!'
Sc o6in: SD boris IoQar tnurren.'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
Eadtet midt. - Sauft.
~ssSnusfgure ei9ene 0symatN
sAts61 uno ireut E.h Gursr

luno freut = ID Gursr y,
unlbbiu9igtelt .. Ger en- Edtter II
4 stuus rueiB. GtienbabTlano fam fat :
+ 10 btlig a%efnuit meroeu, als Sa5 an .,
9ebublen fir Stntru8un9 duf u ote= T
: Hu9elauo auaIe9en must, ms Or y
, Se ~lnsunoeu. ~ neueH lbr o7u aer' =
lgiteu 5ttel ertGugsH f6gnt. Iiro nttt II
" 10 'truer. IS qiot cine grose 3utu II "
n tur 6armer, ols iid cntoeofr ntt>erz -
0 I .t'e5 .S'SSc,''csucS555I5tmlsop '9 gtga 1S' s.
Wt,uu yolis & Cmaba = ienbobn q
3 isuitait n 9Iorthtrr SSlSconitt \
erttauQ, slp,'Gc cen ,SptIlngsz
uacten LII I'm aopf Gaoe Der ~
yGt,s Gt9t II or 3 II, ote &eotHsnn =
1 I'm lI.tt. Ell ~nx,n
it 8. nit y
n D.ug.H c'reU leriuSer Nuitreus IS
y gurl. 2,e'e n e!cF .t1reH lth -
\ 5um S-aicU ne 5gIu NouNban NIB -
= . a.ut 0ult D. 0lltJot,. 60 .Htg5
Il nu,el sI05e y.ddlsH yam .ber jti=
Is. iIa 'ir Gre giioa5 lIatis Jn tA,e -
y 0etmagerte memo II, uno iur berrs :
n .lds &1rte ans III uirrrten 50 or VI
~ 60. entrs man al 1ep. u. Ggl, Sano - ~
toumIia-, 0UoioE. sis. ootg an / gt
q. 2scsoo,s, guc-ol Hall ger' \
Egent. Il euGl, U.rul. lot
ST. JturtDrrn MistOnltn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07
Der feline conn zines befonnt,

Der tleine So6n zines betunnten
Numolte5 muroe geiro9t, mas iciu
%apa lei. Sin &ert5eiOi9er, " ent9c9z
uete Der Snobe. ,unO mas lit Elm &er=
tbciOiQer?" irogte man i'm. Sin Yer=
tbcjoiger," lulltete Die NntmOrt, ~iit
Gcricni.e, me.6cr Ginem, Der GtWas
ngeitellt bat, Gcdt Qibt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-07

o@enn Sic niht 6innen orei sa=
gen." l6rieb Elm 2lODotat an einen 'du=
mi8en S6uloner, Die 6Oroerung met
mes &iicnten iammt 3inien uno Soften
be9lei1en, mcyI i'd Sic 81 guuo uno
g8alier perfolgen uno Dem GrobO0en
glei6ma6en."
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-05-12
F2tLLS or FASHION.

Perforated q.ques 4-o one O.: The nov
alties.
Military c@-ec:s leco-atet5a vacz:-ne
and cycling gowns This -ea-ul.
A.raca. II the SHADES Z ark blue,
brown and --gv. i a popular material
IL r-avs..@- dresses
Dac--n:sd Q@lI.s are q striking feature
= millinery. They aa7- bless NED ont
Il rg.aa :. ,-.t ,tlczs, tennis racket2
am ali -1--s D.: suggestive designs
Evening --~v-s II shin materials are
lavi.1.y trimmed with w1eatLs and
VINES %: flowers made + quilted 1t y
chiffon and MIXED with lace applique.
White elaT5= aEe going ont u fashion,
ari in .I,.r place we nave the delicate
tinted -Eades 10. tan. cream, V:nE and
ga ec.o-ed II suede. Dark tan suede
gloves a1e w,-n to- shopping.
satin tc-l4-ds and india silks are to
n worn this season more than -~e- be
fore Blue i perhaps The most popular
c0lar, but II : i gluca brighter olCe
than the o.d navy worn 50 long.
T1rbans made II glossy laceIike straw
ana trimmed with v,1.ets and roses are
ona. .varisTv II headEear. while still an
other Is a low crowned broad trimmed
nat trimmed with spTias flowers and
plated ,ace.
Louis XVI rnuslins with bouquets Of
flowers between stripes ot lace insertion
are the iaIut!est fabrics magma pie.
They are trimmed with lace ard made
Up with 0ve-Gressas ana G-hls much as
they were 5J years ago.
a novel idea for the bridesmaid :
costume is . long tulla veil fastened at
one side Of the hair with a roserte ot
ruile ana al aiEret, - a bunch =
t1wers. presumably violats, Is violet
seems TO be d fashionable colo- fo- wed.
diuzs. New York sun.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-05-12
GlT- AND POINT.

The average s!-!s cup e Joy Is a
uustache cup
No man ever travelled over the read
70 fame n pass.
If marriages Is q failure. II must be q
case II AeaCc .s+.1re.
! man thinks i : hard luck when hs
fails 70 sec1re SOFT snap
When a small boy isn'; doing any
thlng Else, be eats something.
T-o1ul= Is the only thing that keeps
some people from getting too gay.
Mistakes i the past should be made
over into suideboards If the future.
Women have a limited amount O:
cc1celt, bCt men invariably have It il
unlimited quantities.
If there were no other fools II the
world. We woCld be more dissatisfied
with oarse!yss than ever.
Only . mans philosophy will enable
him 70 aear the burdens imposed upon
him 5y the philosophy Of others.
Love IS seldom confessed until the
evidence reaches the stage where max
iEc q confession Is merely matter IF
form. Chicago News
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-05-12
ITEMS OF INTEREST.

\ hardsaw bearing date u Ic20 was
dug up recently al North East, Pa
\ locomotive on a Georgia railroad
picked Mp pig q its cowcatch=r and
carried il six miles without hurting il.
Fish stories il Connecticut are re-
strIcted hy law which penalties the
catching Of more than 30 trout in one
LAY.
Kaiser Wilhelm has decided that
Richard Wagner's statue shall stand by
the side Of the goldfish pond in the Ber-
lin Thlercarten.
A Missouri paper announces that a
woman cannot get into society in Kan
sas City unless the decollets Of her
gowrs extends down 10 the third knob
Of her back bone. while she Is not ad-
mitted in New York society unless it
extends to the sixth znou
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-05-12
HEN AND WOMEN.

Failure in love 10 q woman Is worse
man failure = business 10 a mar
Whenever We see q man with long
whlskers, we think how much worse
they must look when he Is in his night
clothes
We wonder that the retormers don't
paw more attention 20 the man who
cant enjoy JOKE without pounding
those around him On the hack
Every man feels that he Is not get
ting the credit he deserves when hIz
wife thanks the Lord At the table for
tie houutifuI meal he has provided.
When a woman reaches the age when
no hats are very becoming. she begins
TO ind tauIt with the new styles. \ girl
of l6 thinks every new fashion Is pretty.
The great grief Of a man life i the
discovery that his daughter has grOwn
ole enough to fear tor his immortal
soui ana mas commenced praying for
him. --AtchIs9a l1loba
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-05-12

Mrs Henpeque-So vou did an oct Of
charity today TO commemorate the tenth
am! ..s...v y II pur welding:
Nr H.rrcQue-Yes: one ot my clerks
yvaIcc>. &. gl-c o.. salary 70 that he could
get married. and refused him. .- it Bits.
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1899-05-12

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vote -..- -ll .-=t ----t q rl=
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t-.s.l g.. -s.--.
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b - u-a-. .-a VIZ r. wax --E me
IL .- 1us. III Hl.-i Il >4--al
---lE .4.s sues dead
.'It seemed d r.ar 90 u -= -= sl--13-.i
from to.. -u....t .-re -= moved i L--u
4- gave -t4-t ike lz WIZ al.lu ann
s=-t together IA turned 70 is -H= v=rv
devil -lluIn ont II AIS eyes de .y-E,i
tg1 v-ars older. lut 1;s hand went TO
l!s llp. AZ We Ensw be helm lgsI any
u the su1uE ne le4 v-=u the Aqacl-s
z!ll-l 4Is ngdu--. Jim 2u--
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m5-ulu Ia Irew l!s pay >aIi ~ WIZ
-g.u TO v.-E gve- -asi ~ tie santa
E,-u-L BOYS. JACK wuz -Eur = lie 20
-r.. a.. rr-,g .7.--.-.s -z- an --1.t
III -r-. .-s-a Nv many 9f ~-7 will
stand oy AS Il 4e-p ue hunt the cur
down
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rai-1j3te9 = he id man. a.aek 81!
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die an waved gls hand "a IL. -1ar,
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Bears the n The Kind You Have Always Bought
signature os &NZNzzw
Craze MeWs.

The dredging machine which has been at
work for the past two weeks dredging Elk
creek from Cedar Point to the EIkton wharf,
has finished the work as far up as the pulp
mill.
The improvements to the roadbod and
cutters on Main street, Elktou, have about
been completed and the workmen are en-
gagged in re laying new pavement along the
street.
The improvements to the National Bank
building on Main street, Elkton, are being
rapidly pushed ahead.
Thinrs around the pulp mill in this town
are again Of business. like appearance.
Several carts are at work hauling, and men
are repairing the machinery, etc. Now
digesters will be put in az soon as possible.
The old ones are being repaired for tenn
porary use. Several boats loaded with
poplar wood are expected to be at the Elk.
ton wharvcs in Il few days for use in the
mills.
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The Farmer Club met on Wednesday at
the home of Aaron Michener near Colora.
90 Revival services are in progress at Hope
well VI. Il. Church and at Mt. Pleasant NJ E.
Church.
Gov. Lloyd Lowdncs has issued proc
lamation designating Thursday, November
30, as Thanksgiving Day
Keys & Miller Lumber, Company, Elkton
purchased $500 bushels of corn this week
from the Bratton Estate farms.
The Oxford Electric Light and Power
Company has purchased new 150.horse
power engine ana dynamos for increasing
the lighting facilities.
-ProminrI Christian Endeavor Speakers
will address the c. L. Society at Jackson
fIa|I un Sunday Nov. 18th. at 3 P. NJ. All are
cordially invited to attend.
John Lang at Plum Point, on the Elk
river, killed four large wild geese on We'd
nesiay afternoon. which he brought to Elk
on Thursday and quickly disposed of.
1t is reported that B. r. Watson received
an average yield OF IS bushels Of corn per
acre off field of twenty acres on the
Thompson farm near West Nottingham.
Mrs. Charlotte Cooley Liberty Grove,
noticed one of her dogs acting queerly one
day last week and fearing that he was going
mad speedily dispatched him with a pistol
shot.
bn Of al
county, has put down its firm foot on ap-
pointing married teachers to public schools,
and in the future no married female teachers
Ieed apply.
Frank Finnan. of Eikton is the repre-
sentative for John McCausland and the
special contracts in The Mutual Life issued
by Mr.. McCausland can be secured from
him. The finest contract. Ask for one.
The term of William T. Master, Mayor
of Baltimore, expired on Wednesday, and
Mr.. Thomas G.. Hayes was inaugurated as
the chief executive. Mayor Master has
given Baltimore one OF the best administra-
lions it has ever had.
Passenger trains on the Philadelphia,
Wilmington and Baltimore railroad Thursday
morning at II O'Clock were delayed by Il
slight wreck at Perryman's. Several freight
cars jumped the track and were in such a
position that 1t took an hour and q half to
clear the obstruction away. The train due
in this city at noon from Baltimore did not
arrive until shortly before 2 o'clock. This
was the only material delay.
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A stomachful Of undgested food Is about
as unhealthy a mass one can well imagine.
What can be done with it?
There it stays. 1t won't digest. 1t churns
up, ferments and decays; becomes poisonous
(as all putrid matters does and causes great
pain and deep. seated disorders.
In order to change all this, take Shaker
Digestive Cordial.
1t stops fermentation and decay at once
so that no more posons ale created.
1t clears the stomach of poisons already there.
1t helps it to turn the food that remains, into
healthful nourishmcnt. 1t strengthens the
stomach for the next meal Here is the
whole philosophy and cure of indigestion
in a few words. And what's more, it's all
true. Try it.
Shaker Digestive Cordial is for sale by
druggists. price 10 cents to s1.O0 bottle.
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Personally Conducted Tours Via Penn
Sylyania Railroad.
SEASON OF 1S9s-19OO.

SEASON OF 1S9S-l900.
The Pennysvania Railroad Company an
nounces the following Personally-Conducted
Tours for the season of 1899 and 1900:
Mexico and Caifornia-A forty-nve. day
trip will leave New York, Philadelphia, and
Harrisburg February 10. Fourteen days will
be spent in Mexico and eighteen in California.
The party will travel over the entire route by
the "Mexico and California Special" the
finest train that crosses the continent.
Florida. -Four tours to Jacksonville will
leave New York and Philadelphia January %,
February and 90 ana March 6. The first
three admit OF stay of two weeks in the
"Flowery State" Tickets for the fourth
tour will be good to return by regular trains
until May 81, 1900
Old Point Comfort, Richmond and Wash
ington.-Five tours will leave New York and
Philadelphia February 3, March and 81 i,
April IA and 81
Old Point Comfort.-Six tours will leave
New York and Philadelphia December 2S,
February 3, March and 81, April IA and 49,
Westinghouse Tours will leave New
York amt Philadelphia December %, January
10, February 10. March Is, April 10, and May
3d.
For detailed information apply to Tourist
Agent, 1106 Broadway, New York; $50 Fulton
Street, Newark, Nj; or Geo. W. Boyd, Assist
ant General Passenger Agent, Philadelphia.