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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-09-23
SECOND TERM FOR MCKINLEY.
Obstacles In the Way OF His Reelec-
tionAIise In Insurmountable-
Array.

AL is not looking well for the Sec
ond term boom. In fact the skies
are dark ahead of it and rumor has it
that the leaders OF his party are very
much in doubt whether they can af-
ford to carry Mr.. Mckinley and the
numerous blunders and scandals Of
his translucent and incompetent adj
ministration in the next campaign.
First Of all, the popular hostility to
the trusts is no idle wind and viii be
a tornado by next campaign time.
Mir. Mckinley, more than any other
one man, stands for the trust prin.
ciple, owing all he has to the trusts.
Second, Congress will doubtless at
tempt currency legislation as dictated
by the Presidents New York friends
with view to strengthening the single
gold standard and this will be very
unpopular,
Third, there are the numerous foul
scandals that have made this admin
istration stencil in the nostrils of
the people, the climax being the
shame and the outrage III the Carter
case, will be fully aired before the
country,
And last comes the un-Amencan,
inglorious and unfruitful war of con-
quest which Mr.. Mckinley Is prose-
cutting in violation Of the most sacred
traditions Of the country, and in di.
rect opposition to the Declaration of
Independence.-Wheeling Register.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-09-23
NATIONAL IRRIGATION

Private enterprise in water devel.
opment, says the Los Angeles Times,
will be neither crippled nor killed by
the policy Of National irrigation. The
fact that there are now thousands Of
acres Of good land under reliable
water privileges not under cultiva-
ton is used by eastern antagonists of
national irrigation policy to prove
that no more land is needed, and pro-
motors Of water systems say that
those who have put out money to de-
velop the country will be ruined when
the Government shall adopt plan OF
national irrigation. Both are wrong.
Tho men who have devised, these ex-
tenBive systems of land reclamation
are not destined to lose their invest
ments. Should they look for an i'm
mediate sale of their land they would
be disappointed; but let the Govern
ment step in, build water systems,
throw open the land at small price
with adequate water rights, and the
result would be that the land of the
entire surrounding country would at
once become more valuable. There
could never be enough land to sup
ply the demand and values as surely
enhance as that of city lot built
about ON every eide by substantial
property.
The fact that there is much lapd
under water system still uncultivated
does not prove that more land IS not
desirable-is not needed. The land
is not taken up, because eastern fam
lies who would like to come and who
would make desirable settlers if they
came. cannot afford to pay the cost of
transportation, the price of the land
and the added burden of a water
right. Throw open the land without
the added burde Of water right and
a stampede will Immediately follow.
How long would the Middle West
have been in settling up if the land
had been held at from 800 to 500 per
acre?
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-09-23
SAVING SILVER AT THE MINT
Iron Tools Eaten Away by Acid to
Preserve Their Precious
Coating.

Perhaps the most interesting scheme
for the recovery of waste silver at the
mint is that applied to the utensils of
the melting gang, says the New Orleans
Times-Democrat.
The big iron stirring rods, the dip
pers, the straiaers and the ladies' that
come in contact with the molten metal
arc laid aside at intervals and sent
downstairs. They are covered with
what looks like brown rust, but is really
oxidized silver.
Suppose, to digress a moment, one
desired to get coat of paint off the
outside of house. In such IN event
the plan Of scraping away the house
and leaving the shell of paint standing
would be regarded as somewhat eccen-
trio, yet that is substantially the meth.
cd adopted ut the mint.
The implements are placed in bahs
of sulphuric acid, which attacks the
iron or steel, but leaves the silver un-
touched.
They are very curious, these fragile
casts. Their surface Is a sort of nat
ural filigrse, honeycombed with innu.
merable. fantastic perforations. The
repFodust ton 81 q bolt Of screw is often.
times as perfect .as an ii eectsotype, bu,
they are hurried reno & fessly bask te
thecrueibie and thus pursue tReir cycle
until at last they ind their Karfna in q
ninted coin.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-09-23

Or the four revolutionary widows
still drawing pensions the youngest
is Mrs. Mary Snead, of Parksley, Va.
She is now 80 years old. She was
born in 1916, or 33 years after the
treaty Of peace with Great Britain.
Assuming that her husband was ~
years old at the date Of the treaty,
he was 81 years old when his wife
was born, and II she was II at the
date Of their marriage he was 70.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-09-23

A great commotion seems to
taken place among railway CT
owing to the contemplated TIM
car service between the Pacific
and Chicago which is operating
day each week. This is not a ne,
parture by any means, CD the Da
d Rio Grande Railroad CompauJ
its connections have been opersa
through car service between the
cific and Atlantic coast via. Salt
Pueblo, Denver, Kansas CityI
Chicago for years, and three
each, week, viz. every Wedn1
Thursday and. Friday evening.
cars for this through service
the latest Pullman design, az
supplied with clean linen and bt
throughout. A Pullman porter
signed to each car. These cal
also under the personal super
Of a Special Excursion
whose duty it is to see that p
gers are given every comfort al
tentiop. For further intor,nahd
ply to any agent, or B. F. NJ
General Agent, or to Fl. M. Gu
Travelling Passenger Agent, D.
g. r. r., So West Bird South 81
Lake City, Utah.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-09-23
Dom Pa.1,. s1oaeatx,

President Kruger recently refused an
interview to a celebrated Englishmau,
who thereupon sent back word that he
must see him, that he was no ordinary
person, that, in fact, he was member
of the house Of lords. The servant went
away and returned with the message:
"Fhe president says he cannot sec you,
and adds that he is O cattle herder."
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-09-23
MANY A LOVER

Has turned with disgust from an
otherwise lovable girl with an often.
sive breath, karl's Glover Root Tea
purities the breath by 1ts action on
the bowels, etc., as uothinR else will.
Sold for years on absolute guarantee,
Pnce 70 cts. and SO cts. For sale by
Elko Drug Co.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-09-23
Dissolution of Partnership

,,Havlng purchased the interest of Sam
ship heretofore existing under the name OF
Robinson q Howard Is dissolved by mutual
consent, All claims against the old firm
VIII be paid py, me and all debts duo the
firm are payable 10 me at the saloon. '"'
ELKo, Nevada, September 5, 1899
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-09-23
YOU TRY IT.

II Shiloh's Cough and Consump.
Eon Cure. which is sold for the small
price OF 25 cts., 30 cts. and 81 90, does
no. cure take the bottle back and we
Will refund your money. Sold fer
over SO years on this guarantee. Price
- cents and 80 cents. For sale by
Elko Drug. Co.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-09-23

b. e. Turner, Compton, Mo-, was
cured or piles by DoWitt's Witch
Hazel save after suffering seventeen
years ana trying over twenty remed-
lee. Pbysicians and surgeons endorse
it. Beware Of dangerous Commercials.
Elko Drug Co. ''''
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-09-23

by order OF the Board OF @
Commissioners Of Elko County,
OF Nevada, made this 9th d
February, 1929, notice is ,
given that all persons who are
es upon the county must come
County Hospital, or all clsl1
their support will be disalloH|
said Board except in cases OF eI|
emergency.
Attest: A. G. DAVID
County ca
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-09-23
Everything Has It's Use.

Landlady-I hope you haven't found
your room too light in the morning.
Mr.. Newboarder-I did until pinned
the mattress over the window.-N. Y.
Journal.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-16
SdIrcdtlid1c Drnhuno.

Sin armer SanOperter bate Sino=
taule. Gr tonntc ni6t umbin, ieinen
8euuttern au6 etpas porsuieben, aber
Der @elObeutel erluubte feline 9robe In-
Itren9un9. Was mahte infer Sano=
merter? @r 'hoB &aben, Die es ia in
DER umqe9cno in Muiien sibt. uno iebt
lie ielnen WdIten als Sauben DOR. so
nun iiberfliiiiiser plaB nitt p~orbanoen
mar, 10 muBten Die liin9eren &inoer in
Der &ammer ellen, aber a6 bios Suppe
uno etwas NiemIie, On Die falihcn
Sauben and uuf9in9en. gum oroBen
GeroruB oes fleinen Cannes. Ser iaBts
iih Elm 0ers. oruht ieinem @ater nit
Der Gauli unD ruit in Die Stube ::
Batter. rGnu De mcrr Teen Noben
(Staben) aibll lag ids. Dap be Der
Wtutter ebr S>rmme (Scmoe) anbpNt."-
Die Geii6tcr Der Gllte 'pOttsten natir=
lid aller 0Gbreibun0.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-16
Cum.
Die In Wooeiaden tpnanaebenbe ga.

Vie In Wooeia6en t~pnan9ebenoe 20.
ronin &iiblau bate iib na6 ei9enen
Mnoaben in Paris elm gang apartes
&pltiim ierti9en laiien. Veioer ihien
oas 6cbeimniB nidt ScbOri9 9epabrt
wDrDen Su iein. oenn lire ,8ipalin in
Der Wooewelt. Sarpnln Warmwalo,
eridien iait in Der glelden Sollette bel
Der ertluiipen Spiree. @aronin Giiblou
mar ipiltbero uno nm 10 mcbr. dls allc
Nelt in Dem urtbcll eiul9 mar Die
idmursen Spare Der Sreiirau pon
@armWnlo paBtcn plel better oasu als
ibre blpuoen. Seine Came bon @elt
ldBt lid Cen Ier9er ilber elne Nieoer.
la9e anmerten. aber Vie limit dui Ratc.
Su9eaen mar Die Tarpuln gSdrmpalo
nod ME 10. man mohtc 'uNen IN allen
Grnlte. better ME bcrtc Nbcno-uber
aud Tie mar Came ppn yHelt uno oaher
bon duBcrlter 3upor!omncilbeit 9egen
bic beiiegte @egnerln he mid fat
nibt bon ibrer Seite. Nrclllh bebaup.
teten b0Ie Seelen 9lelA wleoer. es 9e.
ibebe nur besbalb. UNI Der @elellihuft
ben Ter9leiG Spiihen ibr uno Der &iib.
Tau nidt auBer Nht tommen gu ~laiien.
Die 2eBtsre ihloB ielbiiperltdnolih
ben &et Der Naht. ais lie nah Sduis
setpmmen mar fem Nu9e. Nber bic
Shlailoiieteit murpe lid be3ablt
MAIDEN .Wir miiien beuer aus.
nabmsmeiie nod cine Spiree 9eben. "
iaste lie mdbreno oes Sriibltlids 3u
ibrem @emabl.
vy9ie Tu meinit. mein &ino." emit.
segaete pieier. oenn er war gut se;osen
bon ibr.
vgbbb :" oa6te Die @armtpato, als
lie eilias Gage %oaraui Die Ginlaouns
erbielt, reine Sale. oa beiBt's Nbt
geben Sis bat iOaar ibre &ammer.
junster entlNiien bel Der maj iib ionit
au fait balten ipnnte - Elm GROCER
Sh!a9 alio! lnb ihon mor9en-
natiirlid. oamit i'd mr. teine 5Oilette
mebr beiorscn lam. Ole lie ielbitreoeno
i6on bat; nun mir tppllen ieben. Sin
stbe id inter leoer geoinsuns. Sic
6rsuoe mill id ibr gepib niht MAIDEN
bas S6lutiIelo ALLEN gu bsberriten. "
Saronin &ublau bate brillante Spl.
lette 9emaht; beute muBte leoes ge'
Iteben untaoelbGit- nlhts lam belier
gu blono tleioen ais oie'es Goltiim.
StrahlenD uno acknowledgement Iidno
iie oa, UNI lbre GdIte 81 e~mpianaen
uno lid INNER neue Gompllmente
iaoen ~ laiien-enollb fam AUDI Die
@armwdlo.
Sic bate oas BON Der porl9en Solree
betannte &oltilm noGmals anlele1t-
aber. oG Yaronln Siii.du tnlr'1te nit
ben 3dbnen. lie bate 'lA blOno se.
fQrbt: rSumlt. ME lbr oleIe erSbos.
bate EerIon unter elmer umarmun9
ms Sbr fliIterte der @eIellihaft
aud beute nod Der GinOrud srbalten
blelbe, ben blpno 9eraoe gu ole'er
Soilstte berucrrute-es mare Elm Spter
Don Ibr 9epeien ibr Saor 81 Iarben
uber Do e. 9elte. elner Sreunoin cine
ilnniQe Geidlllgtelt III erwet'en-ou
oG mare es ibr 'og0r eQll lid uOrllber.
acheno 81 perunltllten."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-16

SonntoQsihulen 9ibt es in
Der Union oermGlcn l23.l73. Tie
BAIL Der an oieien Shulcn m~irtenoer
ycbrcr bctrd1t 1905. 939 Die Der S6u.
Lr 9.7lS.432.
Ger reihi tie .gabp"=Mil.
lipudr in Der g0clt lit Die o~reiidbri0e
aittD Nlooo S'grien. Sus Wdodcn
Miro. mcnn CO crit mniorenn iein miro.
elm Gcrmo0cn BON %minoeltens 5000.
600. 900 bOben.
SSeanoampicr nclhe nit elmer
@c'6minoigteit ppn 10 Snoten iQbren.
mcrocn. nadoem lire Mnihinen gum
Still'tuno Qcbrutt iino. nod ipci Wicis
lcn melt iuFrcu. che Der CAMPER ielbii
iam Stiundno tommt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-16
Sihrre ntbrrfiibruna.

Menn bel Strabentramallen Die 20,
li;ei porgeht, I'M iib Der Sblter gu be.
mdhtieer, tpmmt es mciit crit ,u nod
erOberen Nusibreitun9en. uno idlisb-
li1 tpcroen bod oft nur uni6uloi9e
uno Mitldufer feitsenonumsn, neil Die
Sauptheber uro &ratebler lid nod CUR
rebter ,3cit aus Dem Stuube MAIDEN.
Ias 1T cine alte Gri0brun0, pelhe
audi 6GrbermeiIter ylGule in ieiner
Batter taot mebr als sinmal miterlebt
bate.
sd" ia9te er, ntpenn id @iirger'
meilter wdre. mir tdme ieirer bon Den
Shuloi9en un9eitraft oappn |"
ploBlib marble er Siir9ermeiIter.
llno balo oaraui CABS and einen &ra-
mall - elmer &leinieteit pe9en. neil
ndmlid Die Strabenbelsudtuns in
SOl9s idle6ten @rennOls lett iets
@pden nidt funttiDnirte.
llnSuirleoens urD llebelpollenbe rid
ten in bellen Shaaren gegen oas Gat6s
baus an. rSie itiirmen bas Saus,"
lammerten Die Staotudter-.uno mir
erwilhen nod oasu Seinen bon linen !"
gtur Sldule llhelte. Gr bate in aller
Stllle binter Dem &~atbbaustbpr Die
6eueripriBe o"ufiabren laiien. pl0Bli6
ilo9 oos 5bor auf uno. ebe nod elm
einSiosr BON ben Nufriihrern entilieben
tonnte - siitte Elm trdftiser Strabl
mitien untsr lie binein.
uno an anoeren Sag iabsn Tie ale
bls 0uf ben leBtsn binter S6lpb uno
Tieoel. Sic YoliSei bate ia elm leid)tes
Spiel; oern oGs. pomit Der Siireers
meiiter Die Spribe bate flillen laiien.
war Elm IOlioes, Observation-Disclosures
blau aepeien. oas Sepen unleusba,
tenn,eihnete.
Seitoem bielt es gldule INNER 10
uno tets nit benz gleiden Griol9.
-Su." lG6elte er oft. vfinois lit gut
aber pariferblau 1T no d bei-
Ser"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-16
9iblifde Qraumente ppr

giblif9e QrQumente bpr
@eriAt baben lebtbin in qnnn, Gn.
lamb. nit Dem Siege BEG &ifters 9e=
enoct. IS mar linn elm Qanoitreiher
,pc9en @ettelns poroeiiibrt poroen.
.Seift es riGt in Der 0ibel," 10 iapte
Der NuNetiaQte fcieriiten Zones. DC
Der buurGrl9c WtenlA ieinen WdAiten
UNI Niirs bitten oori!" Ger Hidjter e.
ui6e,ip nit elnem anoeren @erie aug
Der 0cilisen SNrift: Ger Wanm
Der nid1t 0rbeitet, bat fem &et)t al
gtotrung." Gr ihidte oOnn Den bibel
tunolgeu &agabunoen aui Sebn Sage
hinter Glitter.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-16
2Sertbppllc Nefcren,:2lrbeit

9as bon Der Globe Company in ct. Eaui
he ansae9ebene Sabresbud uno @alenoer ut
oas bette - err ietner Nrt mas ms Dor Nu=
oen I III. Tolltdnoi9 in leoer Siniift pers
tinoet e. @elbtbte uno 3batiahe, tatiz
itiien uno all9eleine Sn%formatlon; es lit
rld)tia t~lailifisi I uno nit el EN- SSnber uerie.
ben in elmer grt uno @eiie, ourt welte ei=
ne unper3islite &eiere 4 erm6sliht lit. 9ie
Statiititen limb iebr pplitdnois uno in merit
unroiaer etie iur oas Yeritononi,B orr an.
nno penn man Die Snformation in 8etraht
liherllh fuertb. 1871
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-16
..2tlir I'm mir. 10 III Gir."

Gr mar en- 'cNr urniti'0cr linosr
Wei;'G) mo onmii t. nld;her hlt 'rlncr
SrmnbitGn !cne Observation-Disclosures
9Qbe pCllte or 0prber Nll,S wli'en.
~Su mribt cod. Ylebllnl ndB Ib met.
ner W}utier p2rlpreAcn mui;le. lhre su.
tunfti9e SdNO;s0ertud,icr mute cine
CUTE SausTrau unn lSlribi1aiterln
iein. 2unn't gu tOhen!"- .Sh tunn
es," 'aGte lie. dher lie lab nld)i iebr
3uper'iGtllb oGbel -. uno mic
tebt IS nit Selner ! oilette2 9u ma6li
Cir bob 3eine Sleioer 'elbit} I'D bin
perbdltn'BmlBio arm. Sbeuerife, uno
Sbneloerre6nungen ,uiiroen mid rui-
niren. -. so" erwioerte Tie often, lid
made mir Illes ielbit. i'm 8arniren BON
Siten bin i1 logger iebr seitidt." -
80. Tu bit elm Sleinpo," rieI er ltiir-
mild, rtOmm in meme Qrme."-
nWarte einen Iuoenblid, es 1T niGt 10
eilio," en~t9egnete lie tiibl rjebt 1T bic
&eibe oes Sraeens an mir, 9annit 0u
Sol3 iaoen uno &oblen ber%auftragen2"
-.Iber. liebes Sinh. oas 1T oob nibt
meme Irbeit. -, &annf gu Dir Gei-
men BOD, We1te. Seintleioer unb I'm.
terSeus anfertl9en2"-.0 os 9ebOrt nidt
bierber. sd babe MIDI nibt ousu aus
9ebiloet. y. SD mid aud nibt. Ser
aroBte She'll melneS Gebens wuroe biz
leBt ou3u uerwanpt. mid 10 gu er3ieben
uno ~ blloer. wle it Cir oeilel. SD-
talo i6 Nlles gelernt babe. mas gu BON
0elner 8utanfti8en Hrau perlansf,
peroe ib Dir meine Sorte idlfen. Nuf
Wieoerieben." uno tort par tic.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-16
Wohrc pornr.

gte S1etnhen iirpten aus Dem Sorn-
Da fam eln lleberoidter
lnp lprnh: User 'hui in leinsm .Soru
Dies lhriileros @elldter?"
Is torlen audi ,rpsl AluNsrleir,
lie NIT Der Dtltttr glngsn.
uno zines rIef-eS mar pot) tteln:
.Sorh ME ote 0lumen I | n
geu,"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-16
S Of + e {

Ger beooltertNe Unions
ftnat mar bon Ieber Der Staat g(ew
Yort.
On 3rie9si6iiien iino lei
1895 in SeutI0lOnO p Nui &cdnpn
anocrer WiG6te GctuUt worocu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-16
Galrd, urSud,t.

Srau bes Sauies: .Nber. mas
laacn Sie 81 ole'em Iorru0brenoen
8eaen?"-6err 5u %ciub): sd
CLAUDE beliilnmt. er miro auhalten. y
Scooter oes Sauies (ploBlih bin-
Sutommeno): y~4nbaitsn2 Nb lper
oenn. N}uma? I'm mit2"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-16
Durrt1 Dir Dl1tftrr.

Serr TN rieiellihOit, gu elmer
Game. oeren Gjuitc, Elm aussesei6neter
Gdnoer. Ioeben mebrere Sleoer poroes
traocn): u)tum bat uber ,Sbr GGtte
cine prahtoolle Gimme l"-Oame:
o oeplb--0de belst, Qber nur bier"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-16
Erin rrItrr

alter S6uuipieler (oer gum
eriten Male auf Der 6lettrii6en idbrt):
rWtir III. ais bate man mir enoli1
einmal Die Yieroe ous9eipannt !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-16
Gin

Sntel: v3u yScibnadtcn 9eb' id
Seoem bon Sud clnen NbrelRtolenoer +!
Sclnem %atcr weroe i'd oleicn nit
.Naiomunnns=Seil. Teirer Mtutter
Den nit &oNre,epten itenten. Ser nit
ben poctilten Gr9iliien pGBt iilr Sucie,
uno Sante Cote betommt eineu nit
Vibeliprii6en. So Tam lid Seoes
leoen Gag etwas abreiBen, mas ibm
6reuoe madt. limb Su. Bruno. mas
fir einen mohteii Tup"-Sruber
Stuoio: sd? Ginen Gunimart.
idein- Nbreibtalenoer |"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-16
Wrrlau0t.

WeoiSn Nsentfn fir Seebnh's Ther.
1ls5 y. @eeba d., q ri, 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-16
AlrrkwlrSig.

Der @roBboucr Stefens batte in
ieinem 8arten einen punoerib6nen
SOllerltrauh. gu isinem Iereer lab er
aber, oaB ieoe Na6t Die alleri66nlten
Slitben geItoblen puroen. Iter nod
ntebr Ier9er peruriabte oa5 Serlbwin,
Den Der Sollerbltitben ieinem Suben.
Dem feihen Srun3l. .Wann i Den
&auber oaUii6, / i6las' i'm nieoer !"
IieIen Qu6lpru1 pieoerbolte Sransl
mpbl 5us fir Sag Elm 9uBeno Mal.
Gtnes I66nen Gbenos. als bereits
@lle5 i6lief, itli9 6ranSl in ben
@arten. .Wart'. &erl. beut' paii' i
aui!"
Gr Itono nod ni6t lanee auf Der
9auer, oa psrnobm er pl0bli6 i'm on=
sren5enoen NaAbarseurten Elm Gerdui9
uno lab uub i4on cine Geitali uber
Den 3aun berab'ieisen. TranSl matte
lid 'prunobereit; Die @efialt buI6te
oprbei. v@err9ott. oas III ia Ra6bars
Utorie!" 6ransl iublte iofort ale
Mutb 9eSen Den Solleroisb weidsn.
oenn W}Grie NOR ia iein beimllb 9e=
liehtss ScrSblattden. gber plObliG
leuhteten ieine Nu9en aui. Sm Nu
'tall0 er ucben Warie, Die nit)t wenio
erItrat, umfaBte iie, oriitte einen berg
baitsr &uB aui oas rotbe MunoAen
uno iprah: $50, oa bats, Soller-
oiebin; mert' 1ir's, 10 oft wie / Gid
oapiib, gclt's Sir 10 ME beut' !"
g9ie Die Sate mciter G~bgclnuien it,,
rpeiB id nit)t; ais aber nab a6t Soaen
Der 8robbuuer Dor ielnem Sollerltrout
'tdno, Ibuttelte er aeoQntenpoll iein
Saupt uno murmelte: yIie Wliltben
baben's allie g'ltobl'n. leBt ltebl'n's
aub nod Die Vlatter; oas lit bod
mertDuroiQ."
de @%opoIitGt. Ste
Sopaner iinb c~fIenbar tyos aller libss
raliiirenoen mo Seuotrallit)en Sers
Neuien INNER nod, elm iehr donates
Nolf. 91;e oem StnnnMo" Gus Sobs
gemtlott milo, mar elmer Ger eriier
ltte heS Fnrlnments, ais e. iur @irs
terlelll0n iulGmmeutroi, cem Salier
nit abioluter GlnmIitbigtelt Gus benz
9tsli Ger hineilideu Srje9eeutitd
ciGurN Elm Ghrcrgeident non 20. 0OO,
600 ?jeu (etmu 1900, 000 Miartl II
MAIDEN. Die caruui be;liglidle ]ieio:
luton beS VarlGmeutS |erlunert al bic
gtoGen GrIoIge eeS SriclcS unO iltrt
Damn fcrt IA mir. leintr .NtaiGiiit
llnteritGren, tlcf f%mpiluotu, o0R mir
olele GriolNe hHuotio hlih cen f1jisrs
ltGen (uNtnocn u%elcNrten. UIrl1'en
mir Ger 2iuirIdtigtelt unleIu udltarQSs
polleu Qautparteit carurh aueGWd
N oOltlhen. elE Liz Sem taiitrlld'en
GtmoQtu ais Elm ..iemsuio ser 9roteu
4rlcgseIiclNe aus ar 3nremnltat 90.
coo. eco }len aln;uiilen. Ter
.StanbNrb" &orrcl ucuoeut iineet Die.
les Geidcut nm il meriwIrciser, ais
Der SGller iehr reid III une eaS
Wiinlilerlum taum meiE, moher Dos
GelN iiIr Die rarlo anifmellenren sIus.
saben III rehmen III. Sas chen publi'
ilrte Vucget ,ei9t bel eirem %cran'
itlag Der aussabsn auf 225, 600, 600
Gen elm Seii;it in ben einnahmsn
i'm 9etras uon II. 900. 900 Oen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-16
NORTHERN PACIFIC.

Eoppelter R%aiilgiSr DENT rah gu,
lutt. 3br foant nn 1920 uormittaes
pou Ct, 6loue obidbrer mo COMMIT In
Duluth llber Bcoirero dbeuos 6 llbJ a
4l'ba Y. MolfSberQ, @9eut.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-16
Grruhtultuo.

Nutor (bcl Der premiere. gum
Sircttorj: BIS leBt Qcbt's nod-aber
Der S6luB oes Studes mNht mir
Sorqe. o0B CT abilllcn miro -
Slrettor: ,Nh, bis gum S6luB III
in fem Mruih mrbr M !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-03-16
6ebrWOcr BUN.
GOatrs %eibitaa.

Die btitcu Ticroc, Die itlOnitcH Sutihep Dnb
Carriages mo Die juucrlaiiisitcn Srtiser.
81 leosr Ret. DC keite accommodation urp
HisJoe sc ,ur NIsilbreu 5ere,t. Soebeu
Ell Ta0r ithge ustfe l''eroe sAm 9e.
branb bet 0otieiteu setduit.
Mls Observation-Disclosures re bcIteu m Der Staat.
IostenpnG'i '',ts inrG r%is9u1g.
John Coates,
sdt rsn J. etr.s, rns . ag,ngt. q 5isus. g,tnn;
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-31
GLOBE SIGHTS.

Having TWO love affairs at once is as
troublesome as twins.
Every successful man is apt to be
con,e cGnceited. ard ruin himself.
An Atchison woman likes Ter preach
er's wife better than her preacher.
When a thing should be done. too
many people /. ieve that the city Or
'-,lia railroads" should do it.
Il Fave tisubles of my own a pc
licemnn said today, but 1 seldom find
time to get around to Chem
People often shy, The doctor says
50 and 50. as though that settled il. \
doctor knows very little more than the
rest OF us.
1t Is offer said of a girl that she
drew herself up to her full queenIy
height. just as if she We're Il jack
knife. and opened out.
E,v-q-y man has 7 lot CT old debts
due linn that he can't collect. and
knows he can't collect and yet talks
about them 4 good deal
1t is related that two Atchison girls
had bathing sui2s made, and We're
ashamed 10 put them on when they
arrived at the ssa shore
we have EeIiced. by reading ohit-
rl,-y nG..ces. tl1l;t in very small Eiowns.
the men carry very little life insurance
and seem 20 have given their hSartS to
God wien very young
-Atehison Globe.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1899-07-31
TRAFALGAR SWORDS SOLD.

The magnificent sword, enameled
and set with brilliants, with the in
scrfption, England expects every man
to dc his duty" and on the reverse,
Trafalgar, which was presented by
the city of London to Admiral Lord
Collingwood, the second in command
a0the battle of Trafalgar, was sold at
auction Thursday for $1,000. The
sword presented to Lord Col,ingwood-
by the city. Of Liverpool was also sold
for $500. The historical estate of
ImbeTcourt was also sold at auction
for $4,000. 1t was a favorite resort of
Charles I.-ChicagC Inter Ocean