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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-09
THOUSANDS ON STRIKE
SERIOUS LABOR SITUATION IN T,HE,
PENNSYLVANIA COAL MINING
DISTRICT
STRIKERS RANKS sWELLED

Twelve Hundred Additional Dissat-
listed Men Walk Out, Increasing
the Number Idle to Five Thou
sand - Operators Declare the
Mines VIII Remain Idle Until the
Men Are Ready to- Return.
WILKESBARRE, Pa, Aug. 8.-The
Glen Lyon miners of the Susquehanna
Coal company, 1000 in number, today
joined the NanticOke strikers, and now
all of the employees of the company in this
region, total of $500, are out and the
mines are closed. An official of the Sus.
quehanna Coal company said the strike
will not interfere with the company's col
lieries in the SchuyII1ll region and at
Shamokin, except to give more work to
the men at these places. The strikers,
he says, demand an increase in wages on
the general ground that wages are ad-
vancing throughout the country.
The Nanticoke and Glen Lyon collieries
will remain idle until the miners are
ready to return to work
The men at the Easter, Babylon and
keystone collieries are still out, making a
total number of $500 miners on strike.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-09

in the pack, and he is sure to see it about
the time he gets to the corner. and he
gees in and leaves the order. If l want
him to telephone to Alice to run over
from Mount Pleasant to luncheon, 1 note
the fact about three papers forward, and
he is sure to see it soon after he gets
to the office. When I have anything [
want him to run out and attend to at
noon, l put it about on the sixth paper,
and he is certain to read it just as he is
coming back to the office from his own
luncheon. And if it is something 1
want brought home for dinner, [ only
need to write bread or 'beefsteak,' or
whatever it is, on the tenth paper, and
it comes home promptly. 1 tell you there
is nothing like executive ability when it
comes to managing your husband"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-09
FARM LAND SALE.
West Virginia Capital Going Into
North Dakota Property.


DEVILS LAKE, N. D., Aug. 8.-(Spe-
cial. BY far the two largest farm land
sales in Ramsey county were consum-
mated last week in the sale of the David
j. Atchison farm, $40 acres, in Lake town
ship, and including some personal prop
erty, for the total sum of $11 900, 49, 900
having been paid spot cash and $4,000 due
April l next. Mr.. Atchison will remain
In care of the property until April next
as he retains a large interest in the crops.
The purchaser, Mr.. William G. Freeman
is a large capitalist of West Virginia, be-
ing largely interested in coal mining
operations.
The next sale was that of Olaf o. Searles
farm, in Odessa township, 500 acres, with
crops, stock and machinery, the consid-
GRAFTON being $14,25O of which $3.50 is spot
cash. The purchaser, John S. Kirk, Is
also from West Virginia, where he is in
terested with his friend Mr.. Freeman in
large financial enterprises. Mr.. Kirk
takes immediate possession and will per-
sonally oversee the harvest of the fine
crops on his newly acquired property.
These two farms are among the best i'm
proved, in the way of buildings and cul-
tivated acreage, in this county
These sales were made by Al M. Powell
and his assistant, George William
MOOerS
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-09
THINK 1T A FAKE.
Message Found Written on a News
paper Near Minneapolis.

II have been kidnapped and in the hands
of tall man, with red whiskers. Don't
am afraid he is going to ruin me.
throw this out of the car window. unob-
served. Wire chief of police at Mime
apolis to assist in finding me-"
MARY Duncan
The above message was found written
across the margin of a newspaper which
was found on the 500 road, between Min
neapolis and Buffalo, yesterday, by a
section crew going over the road. The
paper was taken to the sheriff Of Wright
county who last night telephoned the in
formation to Minneapolis. The police
know of no such person as Mary Duncan
being missing and are rather inclined TO
regard the affair as a fake No such
person is given in the city directory.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-09
Wire and Cut Nails Mixed,
ST. is Per Hundred Pounds,

We have several pounds of mixed wire
price. We also would sell subject to
stock, any of the following nails at 81 X
a keg: Twelve-penny fence cut, Six
penny fence cut, six-penny finish cut.
nails cut. We can make you especially
low prices on regular stock Of wire nails
ana builders hardware. St Louis White
Lead, 3A cents pound. Send for orr
thirty-two-page grocery price list, which
gives special prices on sugar, all kinds of
groceries, nails, barb wire and a thousand
and one other things T. M. Roberts
Supply House, Minneapolis, MINI.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-09
STOPPED A RUNAWAY.
Nephew of Ex-PresIdent Harrison
Does the Heroic.

Seventeen-year-oId Jack Harrison, a
nephew Of eX-President Benjamin Harri-
son and the son of John Scott Harrison,
of Kansas City, who is visiting with Mrs
Samuel Morris, his aunt, at Fifth ave-
nue. south and Eighteenth street, per-
formed a daring feat Monday afternoon,
probably saving two small children from
death in runaway accident
Three children were taken for a ride
Monday evening in light express wagon.
while the driver called at q house en- bust
Tess, the horse became frightened and
ran away. At Eighteenth street young
Harrison saw the runaway, and with
his cousin, hurry Davenport, attempted
to catch it, but failed Then Harrison
caught the tailboard of the wagon as it
passed him and managed to climb in. He
picked one child up and dropped 1t to the
ground, and Selling the other in his arms,
jumped, escaping injury. The runaway
horse finally tired itself out and was
captured.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-09
THREE BULLETS EXTRACTED.
A Fourth Which a MankatO Man
Fired at Himself Sticks.

MANKATO, Mimi, Aug. S.-Charles G.
Cain, proprietor of a grocery store on
Sixth street, this morning fired four bull
lets into his head. He had been in poor
health for several months, and committed
the deed in his barn at o'clock He is
still alive, but cannot live long. Cain is
So years old, was formerly superintendent
of the Mankato Linseed Oil mill, but re-
Gently bought a grocery store He has
wife and four children, one of whom is
a volunteer in the Philippines. Cain
served in the Third Wisconsin during the
Civil war. Three bullets were extracted
today, but the fourth one is embedded in
the brain
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-09
Passed Worthless Checks.

WINONA, Mimi, Aug. S-(specfal III
L. Milton, a stranger, was arrested at
Wabasha last evening for passing a num-
per OF bogus checks The amounts OBJ
ally being the men victimized. At Min
neiska and Weaver he also passed
checks He was accompanied by his
VIE and claims Kentucky as his home
HIs folks, he claims, are wealthy, but
whisky has been his downfall. His wife
was also placed in Jail
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-09
FIRE AT RED LAI kE.
Blaze Wipes Out FOur of the Bust
ness Houses.

RED LAKE FALLS, Mimi, Aug s.
Fire last night wiped out four business
houses, as follows: Horovitz Bros,
clothing and dry goods total loss, in
surance $1,000 on stock. $1,000 on building
w. A. Schreiter, drugs and general mer-
chandise, total loss, insurance $1,000;
Charles E. Boughton, building, insurance
$500; L. Shagnon, tinware and notions,
total loss, insurance s, 200; L. A. Kaufer,
building, partial loss, insurance $1,000;
Latendresse Bros, liquor, insurance $500,
partial loss. The fire department, with
a Waterhouse engine, did great work and
stopped the fire in the middle of a frame
row. The indications pointed to the de-
vastation of the entire business center,
brick blocks and all. The losses, all told,
foot up $4,000. All will be rebuilt In
brick.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-09
PASSING OF THE P4CKANINNY.

Unto a little niger q ~
A swimming in the Nile,
Appeared quite unexpectedly
A hungry crocodile,
Who. with that fierce politeness
That makes the warm blood freeze.
Remarked, TN take a little dark meat
Without dressing, if you please
State Journal
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-09
New High school PrincipaI.

The board of education yesterday Sc
lected A. N. Ozias, of Racine, Wis, to
succeed Charles L. Sawyer, resigned, as
Mr.. Ozias is a man about fCrty-five years
Of age, and has been for some time
principal of the high school at Racine.
He is said to be a strong man from an
educational standpoint. He Is a grad
uate of the Ohio State university.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-09
AMES' FRIENDS BUSY
WERE LOOKING AFTER HIS CASE
BEFORE A TELEGRAM WAS
RECEIVED
ASKING THEIR ASSISTANCE

Petition Ready to Be Sent to
Washington TOday-One of the
Senator'S Has Also Wired Wash
ingtOn In the Matter-He Is Adj
vised to Demand Court of In
Quiry, Which May Follow.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-09

there is quite a flow. From that time it
gradually falls, until at II o'clock at
night there is very slight flow, and
this ceases at 1 o'clock in the morning,
the water gradually falling until it
reaches the lowest point, at s o'clock,
when it begins to rise again.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-09
NORTH DAKOTA DRUGGISTS.
Fourteenth Annual Meeting Of the
Pharmaceutical Association.

FARGO, N. D., Aug. Especial -Tho
fourteenth annual meeting of the North
Dakota Pharmaceutical association, in
session here today, continuing tomorrow
and Thursday go to Detroit lake for an
outing. Today was DEVOTED to routine
work. The attendance is the: largest in
the associations history. This evening
Prof. Ladd, of the agricultural college,
delivered a lecture. Late this afternoon
the association elected the following off,
GERS for the ensuing year: President, A
L. Lien. Hillsboro; V. P. H Lewaux,
Grafton; second vice president, H. H.
Bateman, COoperstown; secretary treas
urer, w. S. Parker, Lisbon; executive
committee, C. R. Meredith, Casselton a
G. Grant. St. Thomas; J. j. Wamburg,
Hope
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-09
Charged With Criminal Assault.

berry lodged in Jail here Saturday a young
man named Arthur Stay, charged with a
criminal assault upon the wife of a farm
an Eastern orphanage, and was given a
home in the family of Mr.. Whaien. a
neighbor of the farmer whose wife is the
complaining witness. 4 n
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-09
Catholic Abstinence Union.

CHICAGO. Aug S.-Delegations to the
twenty-ninth annual convention of the
Catholic Abstinence Union of America ar
rived in this city today from many parts
of the country 1t is expected that up
wards of 400 delegates will be on hand
tomorrow for the first ceremonies in con-
nection with the three daYs, gathering
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-09
Thousand Island Excursion.

A great ten-day trip through Georgian
Bay, Lake Ontario to Niagara Falls and
Thousand Islands. All expenses paid
$500. Best hotels. Finest steamers Get
itinerary. 500 Line" Ticket Office, 1895
Robert ST.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-09
CREDITORS OF MENACE.
Order Filed by Judge Brooks in the
RecefVership.

Judge Brooks yesterday filed an order
In the matter Of the receivership of Louis
+. Menage, insolvent requiring all the
creditors who have presented their claims
to the receiver, John M. Norris, and who
nave had their claims either partially or
wholly allowed, to file the statutory re-
lease required with the clerk Of court on
or before Oct 2, 1899.
Persons failing to comply with the
terms of the order will be barred from
participation in the proceeds of the es-
tate.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-09
WHITE GAINS A POINT
HIS MOTION FOR AN APPEAL FROM
THE LAND OFFICE DE-
CISION
GRANTED BY THE SECRETARY

on the Department That Unless
His Appeal Is Determined by Nov.
He VIII Go Into the United
States Court With the Case-Nevvs
of the Northwest. e.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-09
SAG. 90 to boston and Return

The Northwestern Line &C., st. P. M.
& o. Ry) will sell round-trip tickets to
Boston for $780,
Sale of tickets Aug. 10th and 18th. Good
returning, Aug. S1st.
City Ticket Office. St Paul, 1896 Robert
st. Minneapolis, No. Alb Nicollet Av.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-09
Latest Table Trim.

The latest o1namentation for the din
ing-room table is a dish of Jelly, in the
midst of which are three or four small
electric lights. The effect is pleasing and
picturesque.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-09
OLIVIA HAS HOPES.
Not willing to Admit Defeat in
County Seat Fight.

OLIVIA, Mimi, Aug. e-In the Rem
vile county seat contest case Olivia has
given notice by circulars and otherwise
that she has not given up the contest, but
is continuing to circulate her petitions
for the securing of names, with the ex-
pectations that the Bird Island petition
will be turned down in sixty days and
that the Olivia petition will be substi-
tuted.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-09
FatnI Rusiness Quarrel.

proprietor of confectionery store, was
shot and fatally wounded today by his
former partner, E. Jerome. Jerome was
arrested. The men Quarreled over bust
ness affairs.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-09
Insanity.

A writer in the German scientific pc
riodical GlObus denies that insanity is on
the increase and that the recruiting field
exhibits larger amount of physical de-
generacy than in former generations
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-09
Ink on Eurnifnre.

To remove ink spots from furniture
wipe them with oXalic acid, let it stand
for few minutes, then rub we'll with a
cloth wet with warm water.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-09
Phosphorus Prohihited.

A law was recently passed in Switzer-
land prohibiting the manufacture, i'm
portation or sale of matches containing
the ordinary form of yellow phosphorus.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-09


"andn
Gays OF riding
winch sowang We of
and miles occupying four months time;
Deen the making
good but results
tney now nave permanent srhold" 80 ~
hou
O Suce street. New
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-09

or its results, is sapping your vitality and
undermining your constitution. You can
not stand that constant drain upon your
system. Every less at night puts you in
worse shape than before. A little of the
right medicine now will strengthen those
organs, stop those losses and put you in
ilI1e Snape + r. C3ie ana C9unclI OF my
II the Northwest in all diseases peculiar
10 men. Call or write today. "a Washing
ION avenue south, Minneapolis, Mimi
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-08-09
YOU NEED
TREATM EMIT.

There is a
p a i n i II
your back,
blue rings
under your
eyes, head
ache, tired
in the morn
ing. specks
before your
eyes, weak,
n e T v on 8.
There is no
q Il e S t 10 n
about your
n e e d j n Q
tire atnent.
That habit,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-01
Yaa 9ooslejet.

Get er ct iRroeles lfent Bionesbp,b
lom YioenIfabsmnnoen Or. Ilb. Wles
eano fra Wnrburg / 9pltIuno gap, ba
ban fort ipr fin 8so io9oe III fin 6u:
itru: yQno b le 0froen pibe, at ie0 orr
iom Ell 0ibenlilbsmono ireIlt ueo 9roen
pno @unuaeIiet." Sisle Orb bleu fno
mere ltprfet reo ben niopoes lfrepre
Billie, Der blen uplalt al BrRlten ueo
@rnoen: SEQ beQGrer. OF ben npoltos
life 8rosbetenheiie man blipe irem
ingt oeo MN Sc ooelie oa al Der mt
Woun moa blipe meohelt, at meo @uos
0Iplp bnr jeg troet bert Seq / oenne
Befenoelie, at leg lite np9en 3io / nit
qiu er blepen ~friliet I nit uioenltabell9e
Stubinm III al ioiule paa bet rln9elte
al min frilteli9e 9ro. o9 at je9 alene /
benne Gro bar iunoet en- Yesning pno
ben fore 3Iloereliens @nooe og en-
tilfreositlnenbe 6reo."
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-01
6ietts 9opitel.

Der par nappe 9aaet en- use, igr
Besip Gar9ia after uiite fig | Rois'
9al, o. oloris iaa mart baooe bun iet
Moioa, for bun ubbrso: Or Dennp
fommen bjem. jes ipHes, bn ier iaa Tors
nsjet uo?"
,Nsi," Iparebe Maibo llot operraifei,
bun iroeoe, Besip piolte. III DC liuloe
bllue borte / 3 Tiger. .5e9 oenter BEN
life fer ON Ell IA DoseS 3io."
.QuOrfOr ier on oa iaa i%ornsjet no?
Dill Ter uo, Iom ON no9en bauoe 9ipet
Dig s aroner.H
,9es peo itfe," iagoe Waioa opris'
Zig men bog iiOi uroieiis. ojes iror
n9lten, bet er bet, on bar %fortalt MIG,
Besip. Oct er fac bejliat Of fante paa,
at Sub altio er bos os, % at ies fan
tale til bam o9 beoe BAN paste pan
mig, DENIM os 5doer, o9 at ban pil
gore 0s cue 9ooe."
,yiaal" uobrso Besip efter ct Gies
bits taps %5orbapielie, gnu bar ie9 bsrt
oct mebl ou uilbe baue ltuttet Os ale
iammen.~
Waioa iaa forbapiet paa benoe, bun
foritoo life, bpao bun mente. men bun
iasos fun nnolfploenbe: On ia9oe mig
10. al Sub er Dor 5ooer oe elifer os %
oil isrse for ne. % bet fnn jes lille looe
p9re meo at bore alao ouer."
ga. Der herer life meset til at ssre
big sloo; jee bar 10 uioit alt bette i
mango aar, men jes fan life fse. ies
er oioere slao." Besips lioliee Nnist
bleu msrft os misfornsiet, os bun itsbte
n~todlmoois 5oben mob Smaaiienene
paa Siien, ina be tri1eoe neo. Oct
CT juit life morlomt at DO Der | bet
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-01
Npr bore lioenOe


@nhber iom liner al almineelia Sbagbeo, nerbps
Spaabeb, Blnbfor9iftning, Mabetatarl, 8l9reiatarb.
Gpreingonm, edorlig 6uiommelie. Sgunlgsbeo, pc
ue0pine, Sbimmf I1eb o. f. b. bnroe 5trafs triue iii os
"a glue en- npie 8eitriuelie at fine snmpiomer. vi
funoe abiofnt belbreoe ouetnnBte SDgosnme, Deb
pieip al ct mt %opfnnhet Niiooel, % Di fnnse g~arantere
en- parig pelbreoelie 1gbei al ganife tort 8io, 5or
at bepiis bette bile pi aToeles frit ienbe en-
lrepepatfe al pure VI, biciner til enbper al pore Hanosz
mGnb, iom behebe Dor 6i9lp % lite ffrine al bare
Rpsgerrigheo Zen en- te oil isle 9eDtinq allerebe ben
igrite Tag ban anoenoer bore M1eoieiner berfor itrlp
noen Spiettelie, Ia bette {il6ub tnn nil blipe offents
lig9iort en- tort 3io.
Continental Medical Institute
GIG SCHILLER BUILDING
DEPT. r.. Chicago. 3Il.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-01

mRrf2li9 moi, Snebolo. Basieoe bette
Nnnn life pao bans 2egeme, inn pasiebe
bet uirtelis paa bans SiGl; ben uar oao=
itct buioere eno Sne | 2ammets Blob.
Gen frcmme Slape funoe life afboloe
fig fra at tole til fine Mebfauer ON
Der !Serre Os 5%reIier, o9 ban funoe life
looe u9re meo at lpnge fine triitelige
Son9e. 3pao 9jertet CT fnlot af, lDber
Wunoen ouer meo.
oans letiinbi9e 9erre lpntes life ON,
of bans Slaue nirfeoe pnn Den pinaoe.
y6oao er bet, ie9 bgrer ON oi92"
ipur9te ban en- Dag, Imam flyer, of bu
ipn9er % beter og taler til andre ON
Sub o9 ON Menneifeij9len. 9pao
f%oritnnr iuuonn en- eammel fort en-. iom
or, fig poa Sub o9 Sj9len. Der ou
9loo ueo. 1t OIL faar Mao O9 Orifte, ou
bene0er fife at t9nfe pna bin Siel."
= p5eg er me9et bum, MtaSI a., ia9oe
Slaoen, men je9 CT bog life laa bum,
at ie9 fan fslge bette Rdao. Sfuloe
jig life Urge for min Si9I, ben beolte
Del al mig, os min beoite Sfat."-
gQab, buao", ia9oe perren, voin Si9l
bar oilt life megen 89roi, boerten ior
big ielo euer for mig eaer for no9en ans
Den | 8eroen. - Set fan oRre innbt;
min Sj9l bar in9en V9roi for Utaslo
eqer for ANDRE Wenneiter. men ben bar
flor 8rroi foe ben fore Trelier os er
mt9et mere o9ro eno belle nit itaffels
iors 2eseme. Seq bar TO 9anoer,
b mon bu99er ben enc Of iaa bar
le9 bog cen %ttlba9e; ies bar 10 Qine,
miiteoe jes bet enc, fan ies ie meo bet
AUDIT. men ie9 bar fun cen Sjnl; buis
otn inbes. lna er alt tubt, o9 Der bliuer
llet life nOset ttlba9e. 3erfor mac jea
igr9e for min Siel."-
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9en blimoe Yigcs Bon.

Z en- misunderstanding fort9lles
fei9enbe: @n Sag fom en- blind 4i9e
til en- Brplt o9 ln9be 9leoe'traolenoe
20 8roner / hans 0nuno. 6du blep
meqet forunoret ouer benne liore @npe
o9 troeOe. of bun baooe iaaet lejl; ban
la9oe oenli9 til benoe: De bar pitt to-
get fiji, net er 20 aroner, De bar g.:
pei. - .Ses ueo bet. or. poitor, "
ia9oe bun oe nlffeoe elab; yles bar
arli9 os reoelis i%oriient benz, o9 9iper
Dem meo @l9be til 6%eoniusemis Iionen."
: .QuOr fan ou. ION er en- fotti9,
blino Pise. oe Tom leuer af bit Nrbejoe,
iaa ian me9ei tilouers til Wisiionen2"
lpurste Breiten. : Nab." iuareoe bun
imilenoe, bet er lite laa unoerligt iom
De tror; jig panitnnr, at jes fan sioe
mere iii Wislionen, END en-, Der fan ie.
De ueo, at leg er nloeles blind, bet er
oerior l%leesploist, ON ies lauer mine
Rurue ON 0n9en eller om Watten. SEQ
behsper life en- Ore til 9ps, % bet Ell
en- flor 8elpnrelie. @n @eninoe Of
mig bar ingt. al bun brnaer Is ar. ON
Aorei iii qps. 6ele benue Gum fan
iee ipare. Yaa ben Mdnoe tommer jog
III 8em meo Is ar. foroi je9 CT blino.
% meo 5 ar. for NIT 9urpeorbejof.
8iuer Sub mig 6elien cg Sunobea,
banber jeg at funne fOmme buert Qar
meo en lIgnenoe Gum"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-11-01
,,&mm ecu Sj1l!"

WeoenS MAJ enonu bnooe Slaper /
Gmerita, TRENTON Der mango imuffe og
rsrenoe @fsempler paa be forte arinnes
bnrnlise enfplo % Stanobaitisbeo.
Seq bar bert en- Tile 5ortoIins, lom s
M iful iaa. 9n COB Serre, Der ilet
life befpmreoe fig ON fin Sjels 5relie,
III en- Dag en- ny Slape. Sfsnt bon
oas fort i,m en- &aun, beb ban bog,
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Ngrntcr.

9s0er og glooe ira oenue Rorretning
fnnne til enbper lib heltilts Dos o. hetales
til ben loren. b. 8ilfes 4tRlttr og Wislionos
rer lamt fel9enoe a9enter:
q. 9unbtofte. %reiienoe agent. 0amptou,
Hebr.
Sens 0iren, %rejieube Qeent, Gatiner. Ga.
Is. gertbeIfen, hilbert sea, Minn.
peber Nielien, Mlben, Ulinn.
u. 2eer1fou. 5utdinion. Minn., a9eut
for Blade.
u. Oleien, 9utdini III, Minn., asent for
gg9er.
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