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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-06

[, ~ I every probability OF drop IN
ss-Sf ynfee from the Pacific coast 70 Az
~ Yeantn before January 1, insteaa %
: s,s1Ser Increase, as announced py East
SHis 70 become effective on 'he DC.
<s,e,e 81 the new year. The statemept
SeS oayen out BY Eastern freight agents
IN ~ lines doing business cast OF tne
,.S3 river have realized the error
ssE a uu,tfng up rates on November I
~ "a sfe now looking about Tor rem
80 a. the evil.
~ Srsatest falling or has been In grain
MI frUgA the Northwest With a
~ ~ occurring data on which TO base a
~ 6l1gakion Of freight rates, neariy al
t$5sss ssn q e. Paul which have no agents
r. tkS W0rthwest are sending men mere.
a NJ hAve representatives nave an
<.ns1S3 HEN to 40 the work, ana meet
n q, freight lines In the Eastern As
49, vii be called some time Witnin
- It three weeks In Chicago. !.
I. Sks natter b Of vast importance 70 all
SSa2s SD6st Cities as the new tariff Us
16 ~ weeks ago forced tae transcon-
1ssot& ard Pacific coast lines to raise on
ri lXf0u6A shipments east and west.
4. ". Warren. travelling freight agent OF
~ M x0tX Geu1rai usroStoee~ AsAtSc' %
= ~ IN. affor tour through the wheat
i6lfIuls 4 ~ Northwest. In SPEAKING
5(sr1ay u Ne condition ana probable
S7o1eja = yetss 70 and from the Coast.
- 17s ~ - = great mistake the East
6e&sAt association made when It rails
l ya(6s m0nth ago. Prior to that time
Esslsrp INES we're receiving a large
5suSnf ~ feeixlht from the Northwest.
~, III iiicrsAse shipments have been
S1jlISw "a Is an alarming degree. This IL
oeiaIly true VI through and export BUSH
scik IA new rates on grain for export
5aye practically shut up the present years
oa6 b III Northwest.
M present rates on grain from Mis-
.us1I ~ poants to New York amount to
almpxt ~ present market price. The con-
slduSncs has been that the demand from
FSrcDe rs ceased, as they will not pay
"a 1rice Il which the present rates put
e1poft ef1lR. II was shutting OFT OF the.
HiropeSn unxket that, to great degree,
~ made Inv price on grain.
'Ihe v6xtow elevators all along the lines
d ne Nsfsaesn Pacific and Great North,
thFoushSut tAe country. districts in Minne-
s0fa. Nor3h Dakota and Washington there
4 more ek11n than ever saw ut any time
belure It TIN season.
There 4 further increase In rates to
be made On EaSern lines on January i,
But It Il vefy doubtful, in view Of the
present de1noiAn1,1 state Of Northwest
ern shipmsata, WAsther or not It will ever
be put u n u alIaost certain that be-
tore loag THIN VIII be q reduction In
NAseGA tttf1ht rAtes In several classes,
HI q .b6iieSs will Sc suficient to open
~ ~ Xafopean market In case this IL
Kge tn tie price Of grain will be very
nhE 70 A4yl1c rapidly. and on immense
4MaQgNt viu d moved from the Northwest.
IL - - ths East are now prepared to
handle grain cars as fast as they are Of
-. Any ratursicn that win he made
~ eRly eeth est and west, cousequent-
y WI have m effect on goods shipped to
ee1ttle tor local consumption or for Orb
enlal sxport"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-06


The THANKSGIVING Of1estng.
At its nonthly general meeting yester-
day the Ladies' Relief Society voted to
furnish completely room, to be named
after the society, IN the new Florence
Crittenton home. This association of
charitable women, now IN its sixteenth
year, has maintained since 1885 the Or
phan's home, which has in its pleasant
building, at the corner OF Harrison street
and Fourth avenue north, accommoda-
items for thirty children II h unsecfar-
ian and limited IN its work only BY the
friendiess children Of any race Of creed
homes shelter and equally cared
lives iH who can 1e1 afford TO Ag pay ARE are
paid for, and such as have not are ad-
mtted free. This fall new heating ap-
parAtus has been Installed and the en-
tire premises are In excellent and whole
some condition.
It has been the society's custom Cor
several years TO give charity ball early
In the season for the benefit OF the home.
This year the ball was omitted, and q
Thanksgiving offering was collected in
stead. The response OF thu citizens to the
ladies' requests for contributions of
money and supplies was most gratifying.
At the meeting yesterday resolutions
were passed heartily thanking all those
persons and firms who have thus so gem
.erously aided the institution La its good
The advisory board Of the society meet.
every Tuesday at 10 o'clock in the Eiks'
reception room, In the Colman building
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-06
~ AtIin Corpo~atfon.

r. c. Lowry. w. A. Spencer. J.: Anderson,
er, c. G. Christopher, J. p. Stipend,ary.
g. VI. N. Woods and A. c. Hirschfeld have
perfected an organization to be known as
The Attn Mining q Investment Bureau.
Limited, their purpose being to operate and
develop mines on an extensive scale in the
Atiin District The incorporators and d.
recturs are well known Atlin business ana
men.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-06

Wv Taffh In Effect From Lake
Bennett Northward.

~ ned Lane Transportation Company,
s NJ terminus Of the White Pass & yukon
! w a. Lake Bennett, has Just issued
i 80 lreisnt and passenger tariff as fol-
esn M passengers from. Bennett to cariboo
srssstt p, baggage. 2h cents per pound;
aSsknl, ~ cents per pound.
ucs asseaSers from Bennett to White
s,ssat. ru; baggage, 7ia cents per pound:
lip1'sns cents per pound.
bs upsssen ,i from Bennett to Lower Ie-
fsssss, ~; baggage, 12ia cents per pound;
The total weight of any article at these
t HEM must be less than one ton, and for
i Il, vi iess than thirty feet in length.
AZ AZ v rs TINS size will have to go at spe-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-06
sss1anRs PACIFIC EARNINGS.


Whlls the Northern Pacific IL not maxi
inB pubic It's monthly statements until af-
~ the nesttng In New York, II III knows
y local circles that the earnings for Oc-
eoner were In the neighborhood of 81
p1210. and far IN excess of any showing
Sede " the road In its history.
Ia eArnipgs Of the Pacific division have
Isetty AIDED In making this record, and
y lecai men II Is stated this end has
1870 more during October than any
ct1ef &visiou on the road. This, 1t Is
esesea = true In both passenger and
alfe.dy announced to be voted at the
seomlng meeting, 1t Is stated that the Of
~ a1efs are now considering the advisable
" ~ eeciaring an extra per cent. diyi-
lend n January or February.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-06
Ba.com Smith Fined.

Bascom Smith, brother Of the late
''soapy" Smith, who was arrested early
Sunday morning on the charge of shooting
at Sam Allen on First avenue south. was
fined 800 for yagrancy by Judge Cam yes
terdey, Allen refused to prosecute Smith
on the shooting charge After dining the
defendant, Judge Cam gave him until 10
o'clock this morning to either pay the fine
or leave town. Smith said he would accept
the latter
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-06

A Juneau Jury has returned Yerd!ct OF
not guilty IN the case OF Lucy kah-klish,
Of the infant of Kiilisnoc squaw. The
babes death, II was claimed. had been
brought about by a syringe injection of
poison into the stomach. The case hinged
On expert testimony largely with reference
to poison and other medicines and the ac-
cuSed won.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-06
YalunbIe watch Stolen.

]. Rogers, bartender In a Tenderloin sa-
loon, reported to the police yesterday that
he had been robbed OF gold watch, chain
was out for q good time Monday night. be-
came intoxicated and lost the watch In
some saloon or other resort.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-06
TAYLOR GIVEN HEAVY DAMAGES


VOV TOT FefbOhaI IMJuffes.
A verdict for slo.ooo camages. in a per-
sonal injury case, was yesterday awarded
W. g. Taylor by = jury in the supefior
court against the city Of Ballard Taylcr's
contention was that several months ago
he was driving along Q plank bridge In
ed, backed OFF the bridge, falling dis
tance OF several feet. Taylor contended
that In the fall he was badly injured. He
The spine The accident. he alleged. was
due to the negligence OF the city.
The case was bitterly fought. and the
verdict IL one of the largest ever rendered
In this county in personal injury case.
p. v. Davis, formerly city attorney OF Bal
lard. and w. A. Gilmore, represented the
plaintiff, and Tucker e Hyland the city.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-06
n. .. Reer,s Case Continued.

M, L. Baer, the attorney arrested last
week on the charge Of enbezzling $50 OF
clients money. was to have been given
preliminary examination before Judge Cam
yesterday, but at his request the case was
continued until Friday. Baer has no attor-
new He il conducting his own defense.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-06
HUFFMAN IS FOUND GUILTY.
Handsome Young Prisoner Convict
ed or Highway Robbery.

Thomas Huffman, who looks like an ath-
guilty of highway robbery by a Jury in
Judge Jacobs court yesterday. AS stated
in the Post-Intelligencer yesterday morn
conjunction with James Petit, held up the
Bayview saloon, on the Grant street bridge,
several weeks ago. He went or the stand
in his own defense, and utterly denied his
Grating over the case.
Deputy Prosecuting Attorney Fulton
stated yesterday that the charge against
Petit would be dismissed, for the reason
that the men present in the saloon at the
time of the robbery were not willing to
swear positively to his identity as ona of
the robbers.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-06
A Sacrifice.
l2oxl2o. on a Corner ON First
Avenue.
$5.ooo.'


Chicago and Kansas city Tor men who are
willing to SO into the woods at an advance
chopper. to earn 50 to $S6o per day.
The Minneapolis market has been tried.
but IL no better or than SEATTLE and con-
tractors there, X ID said, are also sending
to other cities FOR men. n
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-06
NEW DAWSON TRAIL coMrLnrnD.


IL OF Easy Grade and Sh0FfAms River
Ran 1Be Miles.
]. j. Macarthur. superintendent Of the
work. announces the completion OF the
trail which the Canadian government be.
gan constructing last fall between Bennett
and Dawson. The new route II fully l50
miles shorter than the All-rsver iun. The
the grade extension Of tho whtte Pass
road, The next To- raiiee had to 90 cut
through heavily tIrnbered country.
heavy grades at any point point on the tra:l,
ane. that the fret batch Of mail whica was
in charge of the Canadian Development
Company has probably reached Dawson by
this time. Roadhouses and stations are
being opened every twenty-five or thirty
miles along the trait.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-06
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.
Receiver A. w. Frater Authorized
to Sell Land and Close Liability.

to Sell Land and Close Liability.
A. w. Frater, receiver of the Merchants
National bank, has been authorized by the
district court to sell lands belonging to the
bank. situate at Snoqualnie. The lands
and purchasers are az follows:
To Morgan Jones. lots 10 and 20. block 4;
James Liddle, lots 10, II and H.. block S;
and to George F. Kelley, lots 10, 20, 81 and
%, block 9.
cent 81 200 In satisfaction OF the liability Of
a Providence, r. l., stockholder, Mrs
Wadsworth, on twenty shares of stock Of
ner value of 81 800.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-06
NeIIie raw Df.chargetI.

Nellie Ray, colored, was g:Nen preli,a-
inary examination before Judge Cam yes
tertay on the charge Of stealing 1921 from
Frank Napo, an Italian, several nights ago
In fhe Dereg saloon. The woman's defense
was an alibi, and Judge Cam discharged
her
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-06
IssPEcToR FOR alaska.
sonRce Department. working for
q Segregation.

s SV"rtment WORKING for
Segregation.
a Enaes ~. Nimball, Dostoffice inspector
visit Serane, y guest OF the Butler His
v IN mere e for the purpose of consulting
fers s Sniteo states Attorney Gay on mat
AZ sppertaining to the department
provs w next session Of congress. he says.
rnts XVI, viii probably be made to segre-
a H. n , from this district. on account
ssns ~ i, VAST amount Of extra work entaiied
theSs 'he establishment of so many Offices
! T,s,,,ne says 1t yili probably be made
spscs ssrifs Dy Itself and postoflce in
Wong nicely and there is no complaint ts
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-06

CLOSING-OUT SALE Everything below
cost. Must be sold by January l.. Now
Il the chance to secure japanese holiday
Second avenue.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-06
BIlIilF " RAILROADS.
j Ffsight Rates Have Demon
3 slissd Traffic.
/ RroUcr,oA IS PROBABLE.

s.,sssa weeks Bssiness Has
q ~. Ysaiins on, OWING to Euro
& ..... markets Rcfusing to Pay
s~s.es-Pians TO Revive ship
S 1900 ana send Grain Prices Pr
s pa sleet on the Pncinc Coast.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-06

THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Is ever to the front. and you Will ind Its
low as these of any line, and everything
done to make your trip East ENJOYABLE.
Before purchasing your ticket call at the
city or depot ticket ONCE T. A. Nadeau,
general agent Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-06
SEATTLE WEDNESDAY,,
COUNTY OFFICIALS II War.
Trouble Among rusionists at the
Court House.
AUDITOR Evtnson UNDER f,Rt

0pboses Petition to County Commis-
sioncrs Tor 1scsease I'm Clerical
Salaries, but II whiting for his
EmpIoyes to Reap Bensfts Of the
lncrease-Denounced ~ Fasion-
tstA and Political Associates.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-06
CHANGE OF TIME.
On the o. n. e. Milne Shortened
Honrs and 30 Minutes between
Portland and Spokane.

Beginning Decembker ]. the Q. r; & N.
and the s. r. ". r. r, Train No. will
leave Portland at s:4S p. m. arriving at
Spokane at tbs a. m. Train No: 8 will
leave Spokane at 4:30 p. m, and arrive
Portland at 500 a. m.
In connection with the above trains the
o, r. G NJ will put on a passenger train
leaving Dayton at 900 p. m. and WaLa
Waiia at 1890 3. M connecting at Wailula
with No. 4, from Portland at l1:20 p M,
and with No. g. from Spokane, at 12:05 a.
M; leaving wallula at 1910 a. m. and ar
irving at Walla Walla at 1:20 a. m. and
DAYTON 800 a. m.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-06

IiEMAKERs ARE SCARCE.

osers Have Been Obliged to
~. send East for Men.
ma,s. ,road tie contractors are now in tho
the s.r aor choppers and are experiencing
s1or nave gone through, s'i'e
consequence they have wired to
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-12-06
The Cripple

Who is crippled by accident or deforrnity
hardly understands the meaning of the
word ccrippled" as compared with the
victim of rheumatism. He is not only
bent and twisted, but also racked with
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31

@olter q. 9Qen. Elm betunnter r.
msr, ittbt an Der SpiBe zines r n
llnternebmens. Gr plant nifts { l.
ceres ais Die giloune zines 5arAecs
9unoe5. benz ale WeiSenz uno Maiss
6armer oes WiiiiiiIippis Sbales ii6 an
idlieben iOQen. Gs ioQen Speifer IN
Gbicaoo, Ct. 2ouis, Cincinnati, Smas
ia uno Sanias Gitp erri6tet uno DE
prppucte Der Mit9lisnsr bort gslugert
iperoen. Die Sncprporutipnspaptere
Der Farmers federation Of TIE Mtils
iiiIippi 9ulep" peiien Elm Capital prn
$40,000.O0O auf uno Ilen eIouht,
bab oaIielbe balo erb0bt peroen mug.
Gr halt es fir ni6t iGper, oos I'M
terrehmen su sinem iol6en GrfOl1.
gu aeitulten, bab bic 5armer ieib't T.:
PrsiIe ihrer Vrpoutte controQircn INN
bic Gpmmiiiipn z6Groler pouitGno's
aus Dem 9eitdTte orGneen tOnnen, Ia
lie IelbIt ben Yertrieb in bic Sdno nebz
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31
9as bette 9ufenmittel auf 6rsen.
8arner'S @hite Niue Of Tar Su

rub, SdwinolN6t @eilmittel, belt
cine Grtdltuns in "a Stunoen, lpenn
,eitis senommen es iteut ben Suiten
nidt Elm in elmer Winute. inbem es
ben Shluup paraliiirt, iobern IS beilt
bic aranebeit uno ldSt Sals uno ean;
scE scluRb uub itari. 25 unb Scots.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31
D. cQedn's Termination
lid T.
Gincinnnti. .. IS. gluduii

G|tUCtlNQIt, -, %. NuyuIi-
IN BEN peri6ieoenen Counties fdns
ben beute Gonpentipnen itOtt, um De-
leoaten fir Die am ndhiten CienItug
uno Wittlpp6 in GAINESVILLE itattfins
benbe oemotratiihe Staatsconpsntjon
gu pGblen.
Bon SO2S elsQatsn fino MIR 2S9 drs
oetpieIen, fir fpl0enoe Gdnoioaten t-r
bic 0puptrneurs Termination 81 tim
men: Mc9eun 158. SiIbourne 90,
Sberrooo SO, Ssparo II. Chapman
7, SosteI s..
Don BEN 513 nit)t initruirten GsIes
eaten IoQen 800 Su 0uniten Dol
Mtc9eun iein, 10 oab oerielbe Ats
Stimmsn bel Der eritsn Ibitimmun9
cpntrpliren piiroe pbsr 76 mehr ais
n%ptbpenoiQ.
@uem InItein mad pirp Mc2ean
pbne Shplerioteiten npminirt. 6ir
bas Nmt oes 9isesG pupernsurs piro
notwithstanding Sol. Sames &ilbpurne
npminirt.
lnfdIl Der .Wilminoton."
Tep yort, %. gusuit.
BON M~pntepioep pirp benz ,Ser.
alb" semsloet, pab oas a%anonsnbopt
,Wilminatpn" bort nit eebrphen.i
S6raube anssld,:st lei. 0as Sd'ii
purbs auf Der Sabrt mad Hip 81
Saneirp beim Sap Yplpnio bon ein:m
beitiaen Sturm betroffen, Der fiin'
Gage anbislt. IS muB cine nsu.
SdyNube bon ben Der. Staten ses
ianot ptroen. oa bic beitimmte Dirt in
Montepioeo nift gu haben lit.
II uhuns angeoronet.
0aIbinoton, ,. g., %. Iusuit.
Der Itenpertretenoe Mdrineiecretdr
gluen bat cine llnterIuhun9 an9eoros
net betr.Iis Der Heiie oes areuserS
.Nepart" I'm bas Sap Sprn herum.
IS berrIht nGmlih l~lntlarbeit iibes
Die Ieriprouno oes S6iffes nit 8obs
len. bic Itet. 0.rin0er 9epeisn iein ipa,
ais bic Sprihriiten oies be'timmen.
Saeaart pieoer mont
nirt.
Snoiunupplis, Sno.. %. Iugut.
Die benz tratiihe Convention, eie
bier taate, nominirte ben ieBie.n giirs'
s.rmeiIter Sbomas Sagsart fir oas'
felbe Amt. Die erite Ibitimmun9 err
CAB ihon : 3 Heiultat; nur II 0tIe'
sateu itimmten aessn Saasart,
Die anosvommsneVlutform crlpahnt
bic Silber' ,Qe in teiner Aeile.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31
Z u I d {.
Vdris. Sp.. %. 9

Yurls, SQ., 70. WuQu1f.
Die biitoriIfe alte Seimitdtte Der
Samilie Sian in Bourbon GpuntD,
ap.. lit iammt ibrem Snbdlt, bette
beno aus ieinen Wobeln uno sablrsi
denNippIa6en, in5lummen a~ufeeeuns
gen. SrGulein Getitia Sian uno an
nsre Witulieoer Der Samilis, bic in
Dem SduIe pdren, entoingsn nur nit
tnapper Roth Dem Sooe. od, ais lie
e~rnof,ten, ods Sdh tsrsits einitiirste.
.3ipsi iunae Sdmen ipuren bsindbs erz
ititt uno mubten aus Dem Sauie os-
traaen peroen. Niemano bate Set.
etipas an Slcioern au retsn, Der llrs
fpruno bes Teusrs 1T niht betannt,
man permutbet aber Yranoitiftung.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31
plDBti6 oe It n.
g1ep Oort, %. 4ugu't.

Der betunnte 9ilp6uuer o. Surina,
Der felt einigen Sagen an Dem fir bic
Sene0feier beitimmten Sriumpbbpsen
ur6eitsts, itarb pIDgIi9 in Ieiner Wp5s
nung.
Surinu, Der i'm Otter BON 90 Sab
rem itano, mar in @eronu, Stali,n, Qez
bOren, Iebte absr ieit 1867 in ben Ser.
Staaten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31
B.
Gbspenne, Wro.. q. 2luouTt.

Gbspenne, @Go.. 2. @uou't.
On Der llmgc9eno 9e5 laramie Ptdi
pitben 0alofeuer ieit etpa 10 Sussn
u. BADEN 6ereits groBe Streten pertb.
polen gehol3ss in G(iAe gslest. "
neroen ioiprt Qnitulten %gstrpiisn, beg
grdnoes 6err 81 peroen, bod lit ol22
froglih, uao pabrifsinlih fam nut
Elm tij6tiger Re9en Dem 0Ut6sn beg
Glementes ginbuIt ge6ieten.
9srtru it unq Der ) armPro@
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31
Ruhe in Sdmpu.
Sdn 9rQncigcp. Gal.. IS. SuuuF.

8. g. 2sidh, Der Gorreiponocnt Der
2pnopr .5imes" fam BON Samou bier
on. Gr iaQte, oaB CUR 3eit bort Huhs
hsrrihe, ooh mijbten bic N}G6te To-
fort 3u Dem porQei6lagencn @ertrdQ'
feite StellunQ nebmcn, od Ipnit Dix
unruben iid BALD erneuern piiroen.
GommiNdr GIiot, Der aud bier lit,
olau6t rt@t, oaB meme GsjnoIelist'is
fen gu ernarter iinO, ooa t6nnen lei.
ner 2(niitt nab locale Gonilicts 3njs
i6en rem qe9nerii6en 6acrionen taum
permieoen meroen. Gr erpdrtst Rad
ritt BON ieinsr 3eQierrng uno bof't
oab er balo feline Nflihten ais Setres
tar Der enQliihen @otitdft in Waihs
inQtcn njeoer auinebmen tonn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31

Sun9ersnotb berridt oermalen
in nidt tpsniser als iieben propinscn
Rublanos. Die Insabl Der 2anobepob.
ner, bic Dem Sunsertooe nabe limb.
miro auf 5000, 900 bis 10000. 600
seiddbt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-08-31
kann NIGHT
Darnber klagen Tau -
sende in dieser Jahres-
yeit. Sic haben keinen

Appetit, das Essen Schmeckt nicht. SIC
miissen den Magen ind die Verdauungs, Organe
stArken, das der GcbraIch Won Hoods Sarsapa-
rilla verursachen wind. Isreinigt und bereichert
auch das Blut, kurirt E~cschwerden mach dem
Essen welche nur EN- Magenschwacber kermit,
verursacht Appetit, btwaltigt Nervehschwache,
und stirkt und erhalt das game k0rperliche
System. rs erleichtert SO schnell und wirksam
magenschwache Symphonic und kurirt nerv0ses
Kopfweh, dass es fast scheint ais oh es Eau
berei" Mire.
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Sarsaparina

ist die beste in der That die einzige wahrc
blutreinigende Medi1iu.
Hoods Sarsaparilla wird Won allen Droguisten
fur 81; seohS fir 50 yerkauft.
Won c.. |. Hood Co, Lowell, Mass, praparirt.
Hoods PilIen pdeT kneif ,yni'1 nicht
Bel allie Droguisten. % cents.
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Waribfielo, Wis.. IS. Nu8u.'
0iuiam Mpran, Elm Sei3er in 0i:n'
fen Der Gbicugo unp NortbpslterIl
gabn, eridob 8uerit feline 5rau uno
bunn lid islbit. Oas paar bate lld
Dor Ginger 3eit inioIss ldusliden I'm
frieoens gstrennt uno pies ii6rte gu
ber S6at. Bier Sinner limb nun War
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Gias&rlGttrxsin sinemIaS ~ bsilsn.

Nebmt Warner's White Wine Of
1m Sprup, tas beiten @uiten=Seil.
mittsl aui erben. rs unb SCOTS.
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y,O56,OO0
-, /6nohm. 1,235,100
S0paSsnnsrs. 2unobme 2S4,SO0
Ssnn,;t,n 2unobme 6,934,1O0
S;rruf1t;or 9unohme 95,400
Die gantsn hulten $lZ,37S,525
mebr ais bic poridriitsmdbiSsn %
Wrp3eut,
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Sabne ge;ogsn sine
z dmsri. Seowec.S 6Il
lenuud meiner
len Wtetbooe. &onmt
uno beiebt cine poaltdn
oige Sobn Nrbeit, Die
in ser Stnot.
IT. 6ibion.
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j. j. FRITZ,
IS: IS: NbUtp9rapbiff, "a: IS,
q. 0ermainftrabs, ct. Glous, Drum.

Her Elm natursetreues Bib ietuer ieIbf
soer e,ne Sreunbes' ooer5amilieusruppe se
Redt baben min, fomme ~ mir. BaS biz
Ohstoorapbie.Runit nir 81 leiiten perntaa,
tei utr tptrb ie In ieoer Sinfiht erprobi
uats uxb SuSerldii9e Nrbeit sesen biqis,
osejs. I'm esnstetsn Buipru& fpire aebeten
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Snoie II.

Ginsr gerpDbnli6 gut informirtsr
G~dlcuttu'er 3eituna suIpl9e bat oi,
Rsgieruna bel DIR Births Snoiu ga.
pigdtion 50. angeIrast, pelfe Srans
tprtI6iiie Der Hsgieruna i'm Salt
zines Srieoss i'm Sranspaal CUR Der.
fugung iteben piirpen.
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Ut 0.

W(urDttp, q. NllQl't.
Mului NbozGlzI3iS, Der Sultar
BON Warptto. bate neuli6 Elm tnaps
pes Gnttommen pom COB. Wdbrsno e.
anlGBli6 Ieines Geburtstag,s i'm Sol,
isines paloites @e'6snte entgegsns
aabm, fuhr Elm 9liBItrubl nieoer UNI
tDottts Srpsi Perionen Ieinss 0oiitudtss
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