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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-09
SHORT NEWS STORIES.

SANDUSKY. Ohio.-General Mari
F. Force. commandant of Soldiers M
here. is dead.
WASHINGTON.-The secretary issy|
formal order permitting the opening d !
drainage canal at Chicago.
NEW YoRK.-Dr Austin Flint Tie Y
known authority on diseases Of The I'D
is seriously i'll with pneumonia.
KAHOKA, Movie Murderer N
Bronstin was hanged here. He sho, \
wife March II, 1898, because she rsu3
to live with him.
NANTUCKET, Mass.-Maior J. c. or
man, L. S. A.. retired. was Instantly I'd
by falling from a staging on whiA
was at work at his summer home
acknowledgements Of I'D
than a score of the leading pillow mirth|
turing concerns completed organillt.
The capitalization is placed at over "
coo 900. o.
Topeka. Kan.--The Topeka capl!tl \
started popular subscription to purs|
a sword for General Funston, Ed
county, town and city in the State Is ~
10 contribute.
MUNCIE. Ind.-The mammoth VIII
glass combine will be capitalized At n
100000 and will control absolutely a
than 90 per cent of the country's VIM
glass production.
WEST POINT, Ga.--A report restz
here of the death of several negroes u
storm which swept over Chambers cci'
The rumor can not be verified, as all w
in that direction are down.
MONTGOMERY. Ala.-The State ills
by vote of eighteen to thirteen, dsa]
TO repeal the call for constitutional z
vention made in December last. Tne ~
had already voted the same way.
NEW YORK. AT the annual meetli1
the Stock Exchange the regular ticket
elected as follows: President, Ruid
Keppler; secretary, George w. Ely un'
urer Franklin w. Gilley, and chalis1
William Mcclure.
WASHINGTON.-The state departs
has been informed that The Duke dA'1
will present his credentials to the NJ
dent as minister of Spain early IN n
and that Hon. Bellamy Storer Will D
ceived By the queen regent OF span
the same time.
MASSILLON. Ohio-Russell
mammoth thresher and engine PLAN
almost totally destroyed by fire. en'n3
loss of half a million dollars. "
BSmberger. fireman. was killed
Christin l.. Baatz, a workman, fatal'
iured by falling wall.
TOPEKA. Kan. --Governor StanleY
addressed to the governors Of Wes1
States pressing invitations to attena
annual convention of the Transmisss5
congress which will be held in Wle.]
May 81 TO June 3 inclusive. inlsh1
questions will be freely discussed
LITTLE ROCK. Ark,-Governo "
disposed of seventy-hve bills passei
the late legislature. The bill approx
ing $4,000 to employ counsel TO ssslA
attorney general to prosecute the v
trust cases, which was generally pep'
would meet his disfavor. was approve
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Brotherbood .,

New orleans, May s-The Brotherhood OF
halfway Trainmen began its ,anpua, con-
Vention today with $40 delegates a. =,
'snushce' Al night there was reception
At tne Grand opera house. The Brotbor-
i nroso Oh Locomotive Firemen of Alglors
h, aos, magnificent banner and ne
fer al ie''ef carriers an immense floral Of.
vs,cen mayor Flower gave the formal
Porte pi. sisnop Bienk, appointed 10
Naso N'co, delivered the invocation.
,garearet Hunt Brisbane read a noem ex'
S @ayor Fitzpatrick gave greeting and
I'suu Master r. H. Morrissey and Hon
80 - 1Vihp spoke for the order. The sss.
SION VIII last several days. nc '
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DOMESTIC.

movement on foot 10 make ths demo.
cratic shibholette in 1900 antitrust. Gov
ernors Of Missouri Arksnsas and Texas
ALREADY in line on the issue.
The Oklahoma cyclone did serious dam
age in Canadian county.
Executive committee of the anti-imps-
realistic league protest AGAINST the seiz-
ure OF Atkinson's documents.
Democratic National committeeman will
hold caucus In st, Louis on May %,
Grain shoyelers at Bunslo reject all
overtures for COMPROMISE which 60 not
provide for the aereEation OF Connors
contract
An important conference OF democratic
leaders is to be held at St. Louis OF the
2Sth
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Local.

The dollars are rolling in for the nro-
posed public square and Coufsde ate
monument
The county commissioners petiton the
state for better accommodation for luna
tics
Something Of the old real estate Lottery
that existed in Houston quarter CT a
century back
city Council-McGowen aud Milan
streets to DO paved with rock asnha t.
Houston avenue with sheet asphat and
Crawford street with Thurhe- brick. Va
cancies on board OF health FLIED. new
beard OF ADVERTISEMENT created
a furniture factory and tobacco ware
house among the early probabilities.
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LEGISLATIVE.

Iho house ooncurTod in senate amend.
ments to the humane treatment bill: re-
fused TO appropriate for the newly ,rs-
ated normal schools; defeated a number
Of amendments to the appropriation lin:
enErossed resolution providing for crsaa-
iRa'ion Of irrisation districts; committee
iavorably reported anu-futures hill.
The house has vet four pages OF the
appropriation bill.
The governor Will press the rotarial an
pointments to a conclusion.
Friends Of the consolidation bills rave
urged the governor to sign thsm. bit
be made no promises.
Dallas and Fort Worth charter bills vii,
be approved
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A WAR TRAGEDY.
'oung Woman Killed Herself n
chnSe Her Sveethenrf Wns kIu

c""se Her Sweetheart Was kiIicd.
Beemer Neb., May S-Mary vlacb tho
l6-year-old daughter of a farmer residins
near here. committed suicide while do.
spondent over the death of her soldier
sweetheart, George Hoar, who fell before
caloooan while fighting with the First
Nebraska
hoar was a neighboring farm bow ana
me two attended the same country scboo,
me sorrowing girl took her fathers sSo,-
gun and, retiring TO her room wsnt -
WORK 10 deliberately prepare for bs-
uo9m' She removed one OF her slin,ars
snu' placing the muzzle of the gun over
her heart' pushed the trigger With nor
zoe, Her death was instantaneous Tha
slrl LETT a letter TO her parents saving sbs
eousa not bear her grlef any longer ana
preferred death. aHl
AN hour after the girls death her father
ii t,a from the postofhce bringing a
leuer rom young Hoar. which he had
Written Just before going into the battie
Inc letter said he was anxious Ia return
70 Nebraska, but would never ask IN he
mustered out uutil the enemy was defeated
ana me Nebraska regiment could return as
pooy with all the hnnors Of conauerers.
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Pure FOOD FACrs.
\ Law Needed to Protect CoDSumerx
"s Well as Merchant.

Law Needed to Protect ConSumerx
"s well rs Merchant.
'aicasl May S-Wi,nesses before the
senatorial pure food commission today dc.
''aFea that America is being used by other
countries as a dumping ground" for
auu''sra'ed food products and drink. Grae-
man man stuart, Of W. NJ Hoyt a CO. Of this
cis,sa " no was The principal witness, de-
seq, ,u .nAt a National food Law MAS nee
essaty TO protect honest mercnants ~ nj,
- me consumer from the adulteratsd food
mir, rg.e'sn countries. He said among Other
~ I'm that coffee received from GERMANY
iac,,, Quantities is known as "blacf
- Sr.s ah1 IS nothing more than a mixture
lion ~ o p totally unit for consump-
beans A.. D r he declared. the coffee
hcme nae 80 p.[Ne1 over, the best kept for
10 America. 'or grace shipped
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GERMANY,s Goop WILL.
naval Courtesy Appreciated nm.
Recognition DULY Made

NaN"i courtesy Appreciated ana
Recognition DuIy Made.
washington. May s.--seeretary Long mas
received the following letter from the min
is'er Of marine Of the German cabiret.
expressive OF the good feeling prevailing
IN the highest naval eenters OF Germany
towards the United States naval officials.
Berlin, April i7.-captain Lieutenant
yon Rebur- pasehwits, assigned 10 the i'm
periai German embassy at Washington mas
repeatedly spoken in his reports Of tho
very great courtesy ne has met with IN
your naval circles, On the occasion OF his
presence in this city said officer confirmed
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STATE.

The Texas Grain Dealers association
is in session at Fcrt Worth
Attorney general holds that water 'front.'
age on the Galveston iet,ies may not be
purchased for 81 per acre.
Said that CONGRESSMAN Hawley has tesn
warned very strongly to keep out of tho
4 Galveston municipal campaign.
Mandamus issued by the United st7tes
supreme court in the case of Grossm ysr
IS Dun. one Of moment to merchants
Heavy hailstorm did some damage in
Collin county
twenty-five thousand dollars worth Of
ooSus revenue STAMPS were seized al
Waco. Temple aud Marlin
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WATSON to succeed Dewey.

Washingtun. May s.-1he navy depart
ment has selected a successor to Admiral
Dewey to command the Asiatic squadron.
Orders were issued today detaching Rear
Admiral Watson from command OF the
Mare Island navy yard and ordering him
TO report 10 Amlr8l Dewey at Manila 70
relieve that officer when ne feels that he
can be spared there.
Rear Admiral Kempn at present ON
waiting orders has been ordered to sue
coed Admiral Watson In command Of the
Mare Island navy yard.
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cerc thanks for the assistance given Can
tain Liuetenant Won Rebur ?Paschwitz. and
| have the honor TO request that you viii
transmit my thanks also to the gentlemen
OF the office OF the secretary OF the mar y.
the commander In chief OF the Atl5nti IT,
squadron and other gentlemen concerned
i ask that your eScellency will accent
the assurances OF the high esteem Win
which have the honor 10 be. very re-
specially, Tirnity
Rear Admiral, Minister OF State aud Sec.
rotary OF State for the Imperial Marine
Office" 'S
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FOREIGN.

The German reiehstaE's meat Inspection
bin Will be so hostile to America as TO
prevent the exportstion of American meats
TO Germany and stop reciprocity nesoua-
tons.
Absence Of yellow fever in Havana IS
astonishing even the American sanitary
department
Courts OF arbitration, extension Of the
declaration OF Paris and the Geneva asrea-
ment will be urged nv American delegates
10 the peace conference,
Major Marchsnd reported killed near the
capital Of Ahyssinia.
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TINE rHILIPPINU sIruArro,.

War department is only printing such
news from Otis as it thinks advisable
to make public.
DISPATCHES are meaGer, but Indicate that
American troops are well placed to secure
advantage.
Filipnos near san Fernando run close
to the American lines, null M track and
get back into their own lines
General Mascardo with 6OOl + Iinln >
came near attacking General Luna. The
native generals are at outs and their fol-
lowers demoralzed
Americans exDect to attack Bacoor Il
once. there being strong force thtrs.
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COMMERCIAL.

spot cotton IN Lice in New York and
unchanged in other markets.
Cotton futures is-6ith off in Liverpool.
10 points of in New York and point
hp to noint down in New Orleans.
LIQUIDATION caused decline in stock
values,
Wheat lost ls6fSsc, corn &c oats bc.
nork Toe. lard 7iac and ribs 2ha5c.
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AMERICAN PEACE SOCIETY.
The War In the Philippines severely
Condemned.

Boston. Mass. May Sat a large and
harmonious meeting Of the American
Peace society in the fremont Temple to-
day the members strongly condemned the
present policy OF the government in the
Philippines. which was described as wick
ed. unjust and unat.2g any Christian
nation. President Robert L. Payne pre-
siaed. In his annual report the CORE
spending secretary. b. j. Trueblood. called
the present war in the Philippine con-
trary 20 American principles. unjust 10
the natives and dangerous to the country.
upon which 1t Is likely to fasten a flight
full burden of miltarism
President Payne in discussing the re-
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No Fever in HAVANA.

., lana, May S-The continued absence
~. y'''S~ lever from this city astonishes
,b,.,.. e sanitary department. Resident
si,.a 80. aus oe'itye that the steps taken
n no.I tne american occupation have m,ds
for s, ss INA, the disease may he erissS
s,im,ns snoat time, and look forward IN :
yelio,s OF comparative immunity from
ever LIVER Medical practitioners hosy.
before 0s ,,, that some cases viii deyelon
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NsW YORK May S.-Twelve Italians at
w0fk on the jerome Park reservoir went
on STRIKE today. The contractor asked for
~, ~ Ts.ahee and 100 policemen were sent n
~ e ieserVor The men struck for e. "a
A. piaee OF SIPS day A quantity ~
a ma is stored around the reservoirs
we're called. 'na' tue ponce
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Anti-Espan.ion Mee,,nr.

Chicago, May s-Anothcr meeting OF
citizens opposed to the continuation OF the
war in the Philippines is to be held in Chi
cago before the end OF the month Invi-
tatiCns to attend are to be issued TO all
the governors and senator's who have gone
on record as being opposed to the lighting
in the Pacific islands.
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cnI.nRApo VOLUNTEERS.
Hnbens Corpus Proceedings the oniy
Course TO he Taken.

Course to Ne Taken.
New York. May s.--A special to the
Herald from Washington says 1t Is pos
sibie. war officials say, that the governor
of Colorado may be able TO get the ques-
ton of the right OF the United states TO
use the volunteers in foreign service be-
fore the courts through the medium OF
habeas corpus proceedings.
This might be done on the allegation
that the volunteers are held against their
wishes. War department officials say II
would be easy to prove by the orders which
have been Issued that all the volunteers
were perfectly free to ask for and OBTAIN
their discharge when the treaty OF peace
was signed. There is no doubt, the au-
thorities say. that the governor would
lose his case IL brought on this point. but
regard hsbess corpus proceedings as the
only course open to him.
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GoMPERs NOT SUSTAINED
Charges Against the Encrnviny nm,
Printing nurenm Acted Inn.

frintnG bureau Acted Upon.
Washington. May S.-The secretary NJ
the treasury has made a report to the
president on the charges recentIy nrc-
ierred by Samuel Gompers president NJ
me American Federation of Labor against
me conduct of the bureau of engraving
ana printing under Director johnson Mr.
Iompers charges were based largely upon
oae .ess.iuiony given in the investigation
OF the treasury fails to find the cbarges
sustained In any material degree either bv
me result OF the investigation referred 70
time since that
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MISSOURI IN LINE WITH TEXAS.

Austin. Texas. May s--Governor sayers
received the following telegram this morn
ing:
The Governor of Texas, Austin:
STATE House. Jefferson City. Mo, May 5.
indorse your idea of conference of gov
ernors and attorney generals of Southern
ana western state relative 10 enforcement
OF antitrust laws by the govereirn statos
Concerted action will mean success.
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will be glad - cooperate with you In this
movement While may not be able 20 at
tehd conference. our attorney general will
be on hand to represent us
Lon " Stephens,
Governor Of Missouri
Governor Savers suggested the confer
ence referred to some six or eight week1
ago. and from the way the idea is taking
hold 1t is more than probable that con-
certed movement will be had in the direc-
ton Indicated
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DAYS At Hot Springs, Va. The train Is due
10 arrive ~ the springs about s O'Clock to-
morrow morning. The presidents health
is good. but he feels the need Of rest ana
recreation. and hence all cfhclsi business
FAR al possible al the White House.
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II SILRoADs.

Lone Star line may withdraw permsn-
emily from the New York Galveston trade.
Jurisdiction OF the PeeEee receivers ex-
tends over the entire system.
John a HYDE APPOINTED assistant super
'ntendent for the Wells Fargo Express
company
Two freight records made by the Cen
trail.
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The Raleigh or 10 Charieste.

Wilmington, n, c.. May s.-rhs GU
Raleigh has sailed for Charleston
present during the United coniss.s,''
Veterans reunion this week. Fron v
she will go to Portsmouth. N, HIP
out of commission.
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Aisus, Ark. May s.-A force 90 49,
A. III miners n, went to work in the mines
ists hi, p ~ To-Day bitter feeling ex-
Judge Rassr FEDERAL Injunction issued BY
nas erectualIy prevented
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The Master KEY.

any intimidation by the strikers
men arc determined to work and n,
Gals are equally determined to cosl
mine operations and afford the mn
lection. The sheriff and a large Sr,|
Of deputies are on duty night and d,r)
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SPORT.

San Antonio 6. Houston 4; Austin 0.
Galveston 3.
san AntOnio Baseball association is to
be reorganized,
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AN ALARMING FACT

That large majority OF the people ~
to all the attributes which would min
strong. brave and noble. with heslh =
body is capable of proper action.
Those who are suffering from ph,fnas
cay or any lingering disease as the i'ss.
violating the laws OF health. thus dr.
the functions of the body. should mol -.
Thousands OF those whose henith ~ 4
impaired have found relief In pe,,,,ss,s,i'
under the careful treatment OF Dr.. h''
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Do you sls.s IA
Are YOU rest,1,ss,,s 4
morning? i n.,s
an eager appss,u,e 4
breakfast? "a a
looking torT,.lSSti,s|
tons 10 ths 0sss.3
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port criticised the administration and
several others followed in the same order.
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Address or call on DR.. HAIhsrssls
Man ' ipsat rsli s fSe BY seudiss 81
tom blank No. for men. No. .starfk
No. . for skin diseases. So. : fos
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years nr ss,S Buehler. for many
ing and Trns, o. The Garden City BANG
company, died OF cancer.
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pre.ident on a vncn,,on

Washington, May s.--President and Mrs
Mckinley left the city tonight at s;.s
o'clock for vacation Of week or ten
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WASHINGTON BRIEFS.

washington. Nav S.-Texas postofices
have been ordered established as follows
Cross Timhers, JOHNSON county, Edgar D.
Vayter postmaster. Mullerville, Washing
ton county. william NJ. Muller post
master
Pensions granted to Texans: Original,
Benjamin Fisher MeXia. s; increase, John
Redeem. san Antonio, IS to S12 increase,
Alfred Hughes, Lipscomb. Sc to SIP in
crease. George E. Denison. Conroe. S. TO
SO: original. James ~ Rice. dead. Oak
wood, 81; original Philip NJ. Wagner, Ty-
Ter. SIS; Mexican war widows. Mary j. Orr,
Rockdae S.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-16
xe<eSeeG EEssssSA
IL ~
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absr 20bbete nitt 81 etner pcrlmmIeH
NsuBerung 81 %bringen, uno ebsniplpes
niQ eelara oies BEL ieinem Batter, Der
i,u enolit ms Utittel gelegt bate,
Nit ebter 9auerniflauteit ertpiosrt.
Der Nlte: sd babe nur 5tpes &inoer,
uno tpds mein lit, oos is ibr'8. Utits
ue5msn Tam ih nibts unp penigs-
miro's MID, 10 lang ids babe, uuo
penn mein S6pisierIobn mas brauht,
oann iol er's nur lagen, ounn bin i'd
10, uno iibrigens bat er mir ia srtlGrt,
e. beirutbet meme Hoia jar ujn ipe9sn
oes Ssloes, er liebt ibr i@redIiu."
Der junge gOiter Idb cir, pab ss
oas &liiglte lei, ii6 ~pprldufig gu beirut
higen, pbippbl 8uitap Shramm es
mar, Der ibm rietb, oarauf gu br,ngen,
oab 2Dbbete linn cine beitimmte Wtits
gift 5uiidere.
2obbete bate pirtlid i6pn am fol-
genosn Sage ben Nusbang bsim Stan
ossamt belpirtt uno lieb idleunigit in
einem Ieinsr SGuier cine Wobnuns fir
oas iun9e Paur berridten. HuoOlf
9DIter, Der isBt ietr empfinoli9 gsgen
Die Weinung Der Seute getporoen mar,
fiirhtete ben Stanoal zines 9rufes,
uno iein Spbn i6mei6elte iit nit Der
S%pffnung. er tptroe, tpenn er erit Der
beiratbet lei. BON Dem NIten it)pr
berauspreIen, mas er pole, in ipelfer
W}einung sr Don ieinsr graut peritdrtt
parp. Die niht nur gsgen ibn iebr
5drtlid mar, ipnoern audi ieinen 81
tern Ii6 ais Iiebepole Sotter 5ei9te
uno gan5 Defenders feline Shpslter
ms Ser5 geIdloiien 81 BADEN ihier.
Iuf Der !9pd)5eit BON Ilberta uni
8uitap erltienen RoIa uno Mima in
iebr toitburen Goitiimen, bic iie Dem
Batter abgetrobt batten, uno bic Ter
IelbIt in ieinem Yruteurod, Der i6on
mar6en Sturm srlebt bate.
Wsnigs Woten ipGter puroe ebenz
falls i'm n&aiierbof" bic Sof)3eit pes
Saumeiters gDiter nit Rpia G0bbets
aefeiert.
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verdienst

bringt und verdIenst erhRlt das vertrauen der
Leute In Hoods Sarsaparilla. Wenn cine Medi-
Gin Won elmer krankheit kurirt; wenn sic
uberan wundervolle Kuren macht, damn
besitzt 1ene Medizin unbedingt Verdienst.
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Bringt

Das ist gerade die Wahrheit in BetrefY Won
Hoods Sarsaparilla. Wiz wlssen dass es Yer
dienst besitzt we'll es kurirt, nicht Elm oder
zweimal oder hundert Nal, sondern in tausend
und abertausend Fallen.
Wiz wissen dass es unbedingt, dauernd kurirt,
nachdem allies Andere vollkommen gefehlt hat.
Wir wiederhOlen
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DR.. Il, C.. PilOn,
(rittr In Ri6msne.)
Tetp EaDnespiae, Wtnn.
Cffo lbsr 8ntbel's Npptttit.
Sprehttunoen: Seben 9ns bon
- Dis 6 ubr abenoS, 9onnerIta9
ausgenommen.
Sn Titmono ieoer TcnHerita9 bis
3 ubr naGmittass.
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J. j. FRITZ,
81: s.: NbptpSrapbiif, -: 81.
Ct. GcrmainitraBe, Ct. Glouo, Minn.

Her Elm uatursetreues Bib ieiner ielbd
poer cine Sreuuoess ooer6amiliensrnppe Sc
maht baben nil, tomme 81 mir. Nas bic
Photographic unit nur 81 letltet perna9,
Sci mir miro iie in ieoer Siniiht erprobt.
@ute uno Superldiiise Mrbett 9egen biliss
Vreile. lin aeneisten Suiprah iptro aebeten,
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1oods
SarSapari|Ia

ist die beste, in der That die einzige wahrs
Co., Lowell, Mass, praparirt. 81; sechs fur IS.
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PETER BRICK,
Oeutieber Ntppfat II. Nptar.
r = ct. glouo, Rinneiota.

e -
Eigelo 5u nieorisen ErpSenten su uerboraeu.
Wer cine CUTE Sarm faufen ODER pertarfen
min, iprede bel mir Dor. SD babe cine
8roBe Auspabl BON 9duoereien, Die i'd IN.
ter anuebmbaren S%eoiusuuasn pertauien
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-16

Hoods pi11on kuriren Uebelkeit,
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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-11-19
Board Of Equalization

Notice is hereby given that the AS
SCISSOR has this day delivered to the I'M
der~igned the assessment roll for the cur-
rent fiscal Yea.
And that the Board Of County Com
m~issioners will be as a Board OF i,g1al-
ization at the County Clerks office on
Monday, Sept. IS, 1899. at 10 a. m. and CON
tinue in session from time to time. as
provided by law until the business of
equalization is disposed.
GEO. W. COwING,
Clerk Of the Board of County Commits
]sionerS.
Dated Sept. 4, 1899.