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El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-17
For the Better Half
Written for the HERALD.

Collars are higher and sleeves long
er than ever.
When Vanderbilt planned his mag
ni6cent estate "Biltmore," near Ashe.
Vile, North Carolina, right in the
heart of the land that he purchased
negro owned little cabin and plot OF
land. The cid uncle obstinately re-
fused any price for his home, saying he
had always been troubled with bad
neigh bors ard now that he had
chance to have good ones he wasn't 60
ing to lose it.
Whereas, a generation ago there
were less than a af dozen varieties OF
sandwich aud i~deed the general in
terpretation of the word was generous
slices of puttered bread with slices OF
ham between, in these modern days
tnere are huunred varieties ano
the succulent do.ice ranges In size
from q wafer that makes nlbble or
two 10 the generous sized affairs, one
of which makes a substantial meal.
This summer girl has to have long
soft cravat of dark blue, polka dotted
around the linen collar and Is then tied
in q bow knot with very short loops
and loog flying ends or in a four in
hand, the long ends falling to the belt
or flying sway over her shoulder in the
breeze. This ard her eagles feather
in her rakish hat, are the unvary1nR,
the indispensable mark OF the newest
shirt waists.
An English woman who WAS an ap-
plicant for the position of governess to
the German emperor's children, says
that he has boyish sense of fun, and
when bis fancy is tickled breaks out in
mirth that is most un-emperor like,
though lots of fun. The special reason
for the enjoyment of which she tells
was a le tier the eoverness showed him.
It.was from Frederick III to the Eng
lishwoman's aunt, who had also been
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-17

novelists: we have thrice a hundred
sleuth-hounds with throbbing hot
Pinkerton blood in their veins.
Wendell Phillips was not far from
right. The puritan g idea of hell is q
place where everybody has to mind his
We desire to behold you in cross-sec-
ton, and we approxim ate success. We
quiz you with shameless pertinacity.
The Old Lady Goodspeed, having
caught Helen in her web, said, did he
propose to you?" Helen was silent.
''Dew tell; proposed to you, did hep"
No answer. "Waal, want to know!
Up an popped the question, an hain't
been keepin' comp'ny more n
month! Pshawn' Still no reply.
"Tben why on airth didn't you accept
him?" There is comfort in all this. It
prepares one for judgment day. What
inspection could be more pitilessly
searching than the kind we already
endure?
Mrs. Emma Dorothy Eliza Nevitte
Southworth, the novelist, was in her
eightieth year when she died and has
lived life of remarkable activity and,
it is pleasant to record, was well re-
wsrded early in her struggles with the
world. Her home in Washington was
little brown cottage on q bluff over
looking the Potomac and in these later
years Of electric cars she has been sad
ly crowded on the landward side by the
railways which go crashing right un..
der her windows. Mrs. Southworth
began earning her own bread and but
ter by teaching in the public schools,
and writing. At night she wrote stor-
les and sent them off TO the magazines
to be published, without asking pay for
them. Finally the strain Of teaching
all day and writing at night became
too great for her and she sent word to
the papers that she could not send any
more stories unless she we're paid for
them. The publishers Immediately
entered into more profitable arrange
ment for her and her stories became
household tales all over the country.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-17
MRS. e. D. e. N. SOUTHWORTH.
The noted author who diedrecently

engaged for governess in the German
emperor's household. The letter reads
ssYou will occupy a large. sunny room
with Charlotte, each having separate
bed and washhand stand. You will re-
ceive 5000 year, together with lodg-
ing, fire, washing without restriction.
including even fiounced and belaced
cotJoa frocks and petticoats) a waxed
candle per dav for your personal can
dlestick and rallow one for common
use; a lackey In gray and red livery
lied by us) will sit in your ante-cham-
Der: you will have all the white gloves
of the queen, whose rank forbids her
TO wear the same pair twice, and which =,
we hope, will fit your hands. To this
we add our royal friendship and any
fayors which might result from the
same.'
l have observed that gossip in Sweet
Auburn consists of Two somewhat dis
tinct elemepts-the legend aud the
InyLnus-s4ys IsOilin Lynce Hartt In
the "Atlantic." The legend begins
with fact and ends with fancy. It is
msgnified and idealized history. am
not afraid of the legend. l intend 60
to order NY ethical career as fearlessly
to endure unsympatnetic scrutiny,
thrt ugh whatever chromatic or achro-
matte lenses this village may focus up
on me. All, but the mythus-the real
black beast is the mythus. The myth
us begins with fact. and ends with
philosophy. Walk wide of the myth
Us.
Mrs. Hawkins. newcomer, refrains
from relating her entire biography
from the cradle until now. That, says
the mythu-, Is because she is grass
widow. Mrs. Weaver is similarly reti-
cent. The mythus explains that she
ran away with her coachman. Miss
Charity AM IS wao and pale. The
mythus declares that she rues her be-
trothsl to Jim Asa. Wilkins Glenn
had a shoe box under his arm. Heaven
help US, what had Wilkins Glenn in
the shoe box? A bottle of rum, says
the mythus. The Little Giant is head
ed for the postofice. The Little Giant
goes in quest of letter. The letter is
from a young lady. The young lady
is rich and beautiful and Individually
adorable; else why should the Little
Giant desire her letter? The young
and rich and beautiful and dubitably
adorable young lady is manifestly in
love with the Little Giant or she would
never have written. "Jerusalem
crickets!" the Little Giant is to be
married directly.
Is not this the contrivance of genius?
We have here hundred potential
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-17

When Robert Bonner took charge OF
| the New York Ledger he offered her
$40 column if she would write exclu-
| sively for his paper. AS she averaged
| four columns a week she accepted.
This brought her in very comforta-
| BILE sum and she continued to write for
the Ledger as long as Robert
paper, but stopped when he
relinquished the paper to his some. She
| wrote some seventy three or seventy
four novels. Mrs. South worth liked
best of her own stories, "Ishmael"
a story taken from real life, though the
reading public has granted greater ap-
plause to THE Hidden Hand" Mrs.
Southworth's stories are always long,
full of incident, and pure and in their
honest pleasure 20 many homes. Sew
eral of her stories have been drama
tized and many have been translated
into several languages. Her books are
about as popular in England as they
are here. Mrs. Southworth suggested
the idea of Barbara Freitchie to Whit
tier and treasured letter from him
thanking her for it.
"AMESBURY, 9 Mo-, 8, 1863.
my Dear Mrs. Southworth:
81 heartily thank thee for thy very
kind letter and its inclosed message
1t ought to have fallen into better
hands, but 1 have just written off lit
tie ballad of Barbara Freitchie, which
will appear in the next Atlantic. If it
is good for anything, thee deserve all
the credit of it. l wish I could accept
thy kind Invitation to thy pleasant cot
tage home, but am too much of an in
valid to undertake the journey. 1
thank thee none the less, however, for
asking me. L shall go there in imagi-
nation, If [ cannot otherwise. With
best wishes for thy health aud happi-
ness. L am most truly thy I'D.
"JOHN G. WHITTIER
Europeans comment freely on the
fact that Americans are race of dys-
peptics and many physicians and scien-
lists agree that our conspicuous faults
may be traced back to our abominable
habits of eating. The dyspeptic usual
ly has an eternally bad temper-and is
at least very irritable at times-nerves
and wrinkles, and that inability to take
life pleasantly and philosophically and
enjoy the simpler happinesses of life
these frequent characteristics are di-
rectly traceable to a wronged and re-
bellious stomach. In the first place
Americans eat too much for breakfast.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-17
foreSterS OF America

Foresters OF America.
Court Robin Hood No.
Meets first and third Wednesday nights Of
each month In Odd Fellows hall.
]. r. HAMMOND, G. R.
w. R. GRAYSON, Secretary.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-17
B. p, o, z,

q. =, q. z,
Ell Paso Lodge No 49,
Meets frat and third Tuesdays in each
month in Odd Fellows hall
S. J, GATLIN, E. K.
T. E. SHELTON. Secretary
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-17

CONTINUED on 7th pagel
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-17
Miscellaneous
National Union,

National Union.
Meets fourth Thursday 10 each month a
Odd Fellows hall. WE. SHARP Prest
G. c. B. ROBINSON, Sec,
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-17
X. of L.
@. A. R.

@. A. r.
Emmett Crawford Post No. 10, G. A, X
Meets frst Sunday of each month at 2:2O d,
m, at x of p hall, Ali comrades in good
standing invited to visit the post,
A G. Malloy Com,
E Tustein, Adj.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-17
Ancient Order of Hibernians.

Division No. 1, Ell Paso county, meets Sec
ond and fourth Sundays at K. Of P, hall
at 300 p. m. JAS. CLIFFORD, President.
NJ. 4. OMAN, Secretary.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-17

Tornillo Camp, o. ~.
Meets every second and fourth Tuesday of
each month at their forest. o. r. O. hall at
700 p. M, sharp. Sovereigns and strangers
cordially invited.
J. B, PAYNE, Commander
G. O. KIEFER, Clerk
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1899-07-17
a, O. y. W,

a, o. y. W,
Meets In G. A. K. hall on the first and
third Tuesdays in each month. Visiting
brothers cordially invited.
FRED WIDMAN, NJ. w.
g. @. KIEFER, Recorder.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
ct. Scucsift's 2lfascmic.

&e lid Der Rui Ser non ou ebrp. Observation-Disclosures 9eleteten
q. &cngoit0 NOocmie pom NN6r III N0br uerbretrt, 70 wdblt Die NnSubli
ser S69NuQe, peycu Glcrn ibuu S0Gern cine bobere GrScbu3 ouebeiben
l1en, uo oWt9 Neu0e Suthnen Der Sduternnsn mGde Die %er9oBe-
rug Ser NUCcne n0tbg, Die jest III j6Wr oben GeFi8en %oucneunS cine
Ser 0rtHtN uo belt e]tu0eidtteu (6htr GrHbmooNnn0rn i'm Noropes
item liz MD me ou ebrml Sdmetern 10 merem Steurn@ GouutD uo Der
eun;tn Ij6}Gt Ct GloUO sum &ubm uo pr 3tGrbe 8rciht. Gas @s=
bdupe, ocNM lldu pom Nrhtetten Geo. &er8mNNn aus Ct Glono an9es
feruQt uuo nom GOntruttorcn Sobn Nctnunn Beihiau9 aus Ct. 9louo err
rttet prol. lit 52N142 EuB 9rOB uno ubcr Dem EOicment uer Stod bo6.
Gas >o'cment lit cin9rittct a t0rpcrlidcn letun8cn; So9 ete Stotmsrt
lit III @ohuImner, bOo ymeuC i'll SdulImner, oS brittle III Sdl0fSmner
obsetbclt, wdbrtuo HOS plCrte SndrNrt bwi 9roBe SGluiidlr euttdlt Gas
9onie @ebluoe Nlo nit Gompi 9cbeiS uo eetnt't bcleudtst; hbrboupt
lit Die pouI1uoiN Ginrttun9 Der Ntobcmte cine b6dnt mo0erne, 10 pB, os
serbcu pou Rem Hiol8rtjteu 9RUten bGebro. Sdmetcn III Der GrSebunS
uno NeoubIoun8 Ger linen onpcrtrNnten aS68inGe, bic Ct %cnerNtS Nas
eemie temcr GrIcbunQSuunalt I'M 9orbmelten btntcr0nreht Nr6 III Die
lem Sabre lit bic Anoll Ser So8iu9e wieNer cine uiuulife, mb CANS Ss
mis- wrO Dem ennpe1cno and miccerm Der 61fPi8 hes men an9etrcterer
SduUubru5 iWu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
Geo. =. Opener.

Na6 Sriinbli6er erSiebuns in lei
mem @eburtsitaate Dem 2)orf fam
6err Spencer in 1870 mad Ct Glouo
unb trat in Notwithstanding nit
@errn &bobes. Die Sirma HbobeS
IL Spencer l0ite ii6 in 1877 alf, uno
leeterer ibernabm bas gauge 9lpotbez
terSei6dit, bas er bis auf ben beutisen
Gag auf ieinsn Namen weiter betreibt.
0err Spencer lit OF ieiner uielia6en
Grfabrunsen bO6it suuerldiiis i'm @ez
ibdfte, unb bieie :3uuerldiiisfeit wirb
pom elmer suten aunoi6ait anertannt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
ct. Muguha.

Sm 9llter non 50 ,<abren itorb &c;
tern, WtittWoh, wo5luerieben nit Ben
NeilSmitteln Der tOtb. Stride, ser bier
lett elmer Nejhe pon ,Ea6reu anidilig
geweiene, nod leojse Nerr &a8par
alintbummer. Ger Ob ieine8 lteto
beiteren @eien5 allerpdrt8 germ &C.
ie6ene Nerr a~liufbummer lit an 9titbs
ma, III Dem iib nod Ner;lciOen 9es
ieQte. Seine in Cincinnati wo0nenoe
9ti6te muroe non Dem (ooe3ialle in
@enntuiH Beiept, md Die Wceroi0um9
iinOet W}pr9eu, Nycl;ag, itott, i0uS
bis oObin bic einij3e &erwanOte ocS
&eritOr6enen bier ein8etrOHen ieill
miro. Wto9e Der Toljn9cihicoene in
Srieoeu ubeN.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21

en- Buffalo i'm Staate New Dorf
trat 6err Sowaltowefi in elmer etz
sarrsniabrit in bic eebre, fam in 1877
na6 Tnlutb unb pom bort na6 ct.
Gloub, arbeitete bier Swei Sabre IN
Sos. Iart'S Gi9urrcniabrit, bann
brsi Sabre uls Gi9arrenma3er III
WinneapoiiS, fam III 1882 mteoer
nod Ct. GlOuO ;urif uro etablirts
iein eiseneS Gj0arrcn9eiddit, benz er
beute nod nit eriolg porltebt. SUM
Sabre 0ebort er benz Staordtb al,
unb iein seiunoeS lirtbeil puroe bduIi9
gum Better Ser StaOt in bic SSag.
idale seworieu. Am l. Sebruar
wuroe er pom @ouuerneur 9inb in
Entertaining leiner Seroienlte I'M Die
bemofratii6e Fartei ais @ehhltS=
Staats: Selinlpector ernannt, melbes
9lmt er am Is. Sebruar dntrat, Soc
lit @eidditSmanu, Folititer uno @e'
ieli6aiter CONNIE it faut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
Wlclroic.

Serr Nit. Weper BAT Sen i6onen
gSm. Charts 9~Sobnplae iiir $4,000
tdufli6 ilbernommen. = Serr Sobn
Serrpap fauite 40, al leine Sarm am
ltoBenbe Nder 0anp poli einem gewiis
len Serrn Wi6ael uHS ct. Glou6.-
Oienitag Worsen in lester @o6e
wurben fir6lid setraut 0err $. Slenz
fert nit Srl. @ertrub &ellermann.
Slid sum Sunbe - Die Sirma s.
Sorserbins IL So. unb @. Sc @ost
uerianoten WontaS ie cine Gilenbabn=
@assonlaouns Hinopieb na6 Soua.
= Serr ). Sorseroins wurbe bieler
Gage pom Ieiner Satin nit einem
munteren Sobn6en bel6entt. - Serr
Sobn Soiben itebt neben isinen pie
len anoeren gel6diten nun aud nod
Dem Welroie Gotel ais Hanoloro Dor,
= 6ier wirb Der erlte &icbmartt am
IS. September sebalten unb banit
cine StraBeniair per6unoen, 81 mel
der bic Wel6ditsleute iiir Die belten
ausitellunsen nennenSwertbe Yreile
ausseiest baben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
MlbaaN.

Zen Suno iiir'S geben l9loiien
lesten Sonueritag III SbufOpee @srr
GEO. Wt. S0dier, aauimunn pom
bier nit SRI. M~tagoaleua Wturl6au
aus Sbatopce. Gem Slidli6eu
Euure bersli6e Wrntulation Ser
z. 7. 9&inmer lit ein Qiebbobcr Der
&ieb;u6t nomentli0 Ser eOlen 6eres
foro 60iie. Gr III iest Gi9entbiimer
pon "a Stiid &eu6Mt NinOuieb uno
eli Glpot8oale (ierotn, pOn oenen
pier Nen9ite iino. Die G%riabung in
Der .3udt uon Sbort pom nnp Serlep
Rinooteb bot A6errn 1&immer Selebrt,
baB in Ser .Su6t ocS &olblut &ere'
ioro Hinopicb5 ell 8roBerer @ewinn
iiir BEN SarmtrIt0no ltett.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
Nair:S bp,pe.

Sene Neiter Il aent's bepealihen Ii9u.
rer, relde leete &che I'M 9aplbiou sc,tiat
nuroCu. ntrocu pdbreuo Der 5air all 3.
Ape. iitolld aeaen gIntrittsSebibr bon
l0cts al iehm fem.
Z. -. Sbielb'S Sdauneluro. beitebeuo
aus 'reiiirier Yierneu, Tunh & Subitb, eis
ner rleftrtltcn Tame II. I, 10 miro be 0an.
se &cte IN 81. Gloub istu. Hedt %iutsreis
liant uno amuilnt.
Sine Der Iutereii1nieIter N%usfcQuugen
mdIreuo Der 5airpotc III ons unterhalienoe
fle'trilt,e Wo9uiscoo Swiiteu 5anoers &
gnouer's Beihnitslotaleu. Su ous9eSeih'
meter 9ariteluua iieht man bic Shla1teu,
III oeneu uniere Brapen bet Sautin9o unit
Yianila 'ampiteu, uno ber0le;hen lebens.
psrtbe Saden nod peridieosue.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
Ncw,EaHueapiae.

Sn Benz an iN6uen gate &orouiS
seltgeneu No2pitul pes Or. Filou
wurocn I'M lceitn Sabre nidt weniSer
ais % Eatirlttu drilid bebanoelt uno
sepflegt. IN picicm Derbite nod
wiro er baS (>OSpital per9loBeru luls
len.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21

Unter Wafier Tam bas Inidla-
gen elmer 9eruOtnliben Stanoubr. uenu
bies ebenialls inter benz @aiier itatt=
finoet, auf cine Gntfernuns bon %
Meilen gebOrt iperoen, mie jiinsit ourd
Srperimente unter ben @aiiern oes
Neufer Spps feitneS1ont n"rno, 10
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
Hittle TaaS.

Die bier om ,~Sreitaa sum abidluB
selanste erite StruBeniair mus in
Ieber 9inlidt ais Elm Griol9 uer;ei6=
net werbcn. Ger gelu6 mar Elm
gutter, oas &ersniisun9sprogramm Elm
reidbaltises uno Die Gintradt bein1
breitdsisen Seite cine lobenswertbe.
Hittle Salts bat li9 StreetiairS auf
sSabre 0eii6ert.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
etaat otts, Isisss.lss

StddtStts IsIths,lss
YutaS Gounto.
8rdn 3. Gttnss ttfHr6r,. tae er Der ate.
re ? artntr her 8trma J. 5. &ttnts & 80. IL.
rsltt 8sftdfts IN ter Stdet arltte, IN stsnstndnn'
lem Gcuutp unt Staats. ttut, unt tds ttfdste 5trma
ett Summs ron tintuueert DsIlarsfa r itetn
8aa pcu 8atdrrt ~ttatltn rttt. Ter eurt ZEN 9t.
trdu6 pou Salls atarr q u I nt6t esttili
rertsn Tam.
Jrdn 3. Gtsntu.
~ Stftrrrtn rer MFR une unteri6rt,
Stsaa ben In msintr @tssnrdrt am 8
WV September u. 3. 'S6.
VI. gn. Sltafsn, tftntlittr 3etit
Sans Rata rre sur rtrt inntrlit atn nnt
ririt sirtit auf rae Slut unt tts ftlttmtstn Sttrad.
ttn ts Spftms. edft su6 3tuantht 'rt iutttdta
rs Gttrts o., fsttes OTIS.
9u,iu't Ven iurn scsttstsrs rs &'stt
Slus Tamilien. HiIen Die beiten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
Sion.

Die 3ion uno EOte Nenrp @rOben-
An9ele9enbeit IND Sluci @eiu6e iIr
County. Nubrmege merOen in elmer aui
ben Is Sttobcr %dnber0umten lpeSiels
len Sieung ser County : Gonlmindre
sur Gr0rteruu0 oeldu1cn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
OiD;eiam=N aebricbten.

5 2etten Sienitas, benz britten
,Sabrestase beS SobeS beo JET. Si=
Idols Wartiu MARTY pom Ct. Gloub,
celebrirte bo6w' tier Sildof Satob
Srobec in Ser Got5eorole iiir Sic See
lenrube leines %~or9dngerS Elm Fputi:
iicalsG eQuiem, nobel ibm sic bodrp.
Serren Sones, aiden, SSelp unb
Feifer aliiitirten. Sei Ser Nbiolu=
tion allirltrten No6oemlelben auBer
ben %9enannten bo6lp. 6erren Der
bodw. 6err @eneraipitar 50. Nasl
pom Ct. @ugulta. Dad Dem Got.
teSbienlte reiite in beS Hesteren Be
Slsitung Der bo9u'ite Sberbirte sur
A. Sabresueriammtlung bes 3. 81.
6. GentraluereinS, weldsr in ct.
Saul taste.
$ Sonnerltas in lester @o6e, Dem
Selte SreuS: GrbObung, wuroe in Ser
pom bo9w. Serrn s. @erni9 pom
ct. @enbel ais 6iliale paitorirtenge<
meinoe am Fearl Gate bas Eatronss
left in ieierli6er @eile besansen.
So6w. @%eneraluifar 80. Nasle celes
brirte bas Sodamt, unb bo9w. P.
@resor, O. 5. B., BON ct. Gloub
belt bic Seltrebe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
ct. Wartiu.

Ginem @erii6t Suiolge miro bieie
Srt'6ait nit Noscoe III nd9lter .3us
tuuit t~elepboniid ~uerbunoen weroen,
ben @el6ditsleuten bei0cr ElGpe
liderliA gum &ortbeil Sercj6en miro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
ct. Mntbong.

Serr 81. S60Her bat ben Reit icis
rer i'm Conn Strain sele9enen 6arm
benz GERM sos. gebner ilr $4,000 per-
fault; iomit bat Die sanse @el3dItS'
transaction bic uette Slmme pom
SO, 500 errei6t. 3err S6Oner meint,
in Se,us aui 9anouerfaui lei Stearns
Gsuuty bur1auS ni6t gu pera9ten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21

.5 Bargains in &orscd : Na=
beln BEL @e6riiber Glarf; Die 10
Gents Sorte nur 3 ,3entS. @irtel-
l6nallen pom % GentS auipdrts 1;
feline leberne @iirtsl 81 etma Der Sdli=
te bes Treiles.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-09-21
Cafe 0cnr9.

Sienltag in lcpter @o9e wurben
oabier tir6li6 getraut 6err WatbiaS
Wtiuer aus oieiGr GCmcinsc nit Sri.
Marsaretba S6rammcl BON Belgrade.
Der S9aar Ser @ratulanten l6lieBt
lid Der vNoroitcrn" an uuo wilnl6t
Dem Faare na6trd9li6 @otteS Sesen
auf allen 9Seoen.
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= Sas sliidli6ite Faar in ber
@elt lollte elm Hummer Gatte unb cine
blinbe Satin iein, beibe trinfen Woun=
tain Sbee. 35 Gents. 6rast eureu
g~potbefer.
~ Cine gorle NIT @elo por
Fuii'S Spesereilaben seianoen. Der
rebliGe Sinber erbdlt Selobnhns.
Na6snIrasen I'M rNorbitern".
. !3wei Wtdo9en sur Grler=
mins peS Fupma6ersel6dits gum lo=
fortigen Gintritt uerlunst bon Sri.
90. &. &uu. 2.t.
. Sd babe eini9e a~lSsewd9lte
Sarmen in Stearns County su per,
pa9ten. Sol6e Fd6ter, rie piel Sieb
baben, limb porsesoSen, q. 81. @bit=
men, GriteS 9tat, SanfsebdiOe, ct.
Gloub, Winn. 1921
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Saat Hapins.

is DeiBt, oaB bic 2lrbeit oil Ser
ueueu Stablbrilde iiber Sen Wtiiliiiipz
pi BEL SGut &apies an /, Sftober
III an9rili 9enommen merben wirb.
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Spttcr'S Giticbcm.

0ieier Nlas empiie6lt ii6 ieiner
SiBisteit lusSen beitenS, uno baber
fommt's, baB er elm uielseiu6ten
OFT Der Tairbelader lit. Serr
Gottsr lit, wie elm tii6tiser .3uders
BIDDER, 10 elm Suuortommenoer @es
i6Gitsmann, baber man Serne in Ses
i6diten nit linn 81 tbun bat. User
nod nidt sei6ditli6 nit linn pertebrt,
made ieine Setanntidait.
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Gin nnansenebmes %erieben

fam bduiis Elm l6retli6eS Serbren.
men, @runo, S6nitt ODER Sueti6uns
peruria6en. Sudlen'S Nrnica Sals
be, bic bette in Ser @elt, tobtet ben
S6msrs uno beilt Die @unpe raid.
Seilt alte @unoen, @unoiieber, @es
l6wulit, Seulen, Na9elgeidwiire,
Sibn.rausen, aae Suutausi6ldse,
SeiteS SdmOrrboioens Wittel aui Der
@elt. Nur 25ctS bic Sda6tel.
@eiluns sarantirt. Sertauit beim
apotbeter @. $. Snbn.
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Gslb Spring.

Nd6iten Wontas wiro @cu Yaul
Sbeilen bel iciner @obnuns cine Silent
lide @eriteiserluns peranitalten, bic
al dnberer Stelle bieieS SlatteS on,
seseist lit. Gs beiBt bier, oaB @err
Sbcilcn lein @eim ud6 ct. Faul 81
ucrleSen beabli6ti9t .-Serr Dan.
Srieomuun lit pom lcincr &clu6Srcilc
mad Glen lluin, V. 9, Die 9ors be.
ionNcrS Dem iriber bier ais Seelior-
ger anaeitent s~emcicucn botw. 7.
NmbroS, 8. 9. g., gait. wieoel
bierber suriidSetebrt. Die Nrbeit al
Dem neueu Seller Ser Sroucrci bc>
Sirna Otter IL FeterS gebt flott Dor.
an. Menn pollenoet, wiro bieIt
Srautrei iibsr % quite Seller uerIiisen.
wie irSeno cine onoere Srauerei bieS.
let's Ct. Vaul unb WtinneupoliS.
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u%m9emduoeli battle

SOD oui nit Noicn becedtem Ni8el, 10 oob man pom bort aus baS
ifrrude St2tt1cu Golo Spun9 IN ieiner 9anTn Saonbeit uberbltden tam,
(eot Die mad auIen me nueu berrli6e g&pbnung Der Numilte Warcus
Waurin. IT, uelhcr @atC uno Satin mad 10 manten ltmtuigeu NrbcitSz
iobren Den S0eu i6rer Nrtet in 9tube uMo Srrben gerteBer. Nerrn Matt
rim lit IN mauter &eicbunN Sob Sprin9 81 CANT pepat1tet, uno oteen
Gant 6n M t man im aud in Der N6tun9, welde ibm letne WftbGrSer
nlenthu(beu erueienL
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Eora6.

Somita9 2,oeuo fat Ncrr u. y.
Nicrcaalmcn itm S0auf9cihdi; in
Otter q Ycter'9 w,5Gace uaiiact,
nobel Wiien MD [riuSeu Sen &cius
6ern irci uera5rtjht muyoe. - ucber
$50 &iaette mmotn a;,y ieeten Conn
tag iWr Sic 3at5o,ittnIejcr in ct.
Naul u%ertluit. -N,se8cr Set. Sbei.
len erbielt Nton:NJ cu5 Ser l~lm9eseno
Sipei G~ilenbabn I&ag9onlubunscn
&ieb, uno iub eS oamul5 in Hi6moup
glei6 einem &ie6marttaSe aus. Die
les Hinopieb uno NOD orei Carloads
Der N>erren {.1aiier uno Nbmam muir.
ben nOH Soma ueridnot.-Sarbara
S6ule, welte pon ihrem @atten, benz
&iebarSt S6ulp, Dor BEN &ailens
ri6ter Sebra6t muroe, I'm lie aui ibren
@ieilteS;uitano prilfen ;t lailen, wuroe
alS ;urs6nln9SIdbi9 eRtlaiien.