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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
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Ser 6erolo aalsuoer iiir oos SaBr 1900,
berausQecebeu BON Der Nerolo 90, Nil
uaufc', @ia., iear upr ms, 9ioh Aeunu I
Gurhiiht mriieu mir get be-, oaB oi Ser
ousleb T Die g oBte Spr9ialt aui Dc iel5en
b rlpauot. berielber nit lcb ret]em nab
trtereIiantcm Gel, itoii O%sriehc1 uuo nit &c
ihn1ndp lien Slultrotiouru uult9citattet ha
pen. 9eri be cuthdlt elm yIadiptel ocs
6rieges nit 4prto Alcc, Gu a uuo Den GbI#
lippuuen uno behauot I aust b ltd Il ipdhrs
rel ssetrtu Die %or lauge no 3%ritauoc IN
oieicu @sb,cfeu pom Ydrli I 6r,rteu an bis
sur 8clcrpaJt. j(eruCr e1thGlt Ger Naleu
ser aaiier l8tl ms &nl0itir niabrt, Die
Nic1ro9uo aaualirdge, Of. alonoit3 uno re
III STA Sabu guo OcS Sutcrcidntrn uuo
Nebrreid, II nod gar NtanhcS, 10 DAB Der
Serolo aoleuoer NIT Hcht ju Den 'donlteu
mo reidbllti item reutib nncrltautiden
aaltn> ern gerehuet iuel Den mus AL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
So9rbunOertc oielelbe gebIieben.
Siniidtlihoer elettrifheu

Siniihtlihoe r elettrif6eu
StroBenbd1nen ipetlt gnoerIon,
SUB, i'm GerDlltnit CUR SepOltsrunns
saGl, Den 9r0Bteu &%nOtenpuntt in Zen
Ger. Stuntsn nui. Cine @eiellidGit,
bic in 9lnocrion i1r Suuptbursuu fat,
lit nit 81. 900, 900 tupitNllIirt uao bea
iiBt l65 Wieilen elsttrii6er gubnen.
0ie in ?lnocriOn 5ulammenlaufen. 9ie
GraitIiatlon Der Oeielll9art liefert Glets
triiitGi.
Ser jiingte StraBenrdu.
Der, Der in Sem Yort jemals a~rretirt
noroen. oiirfte Der ie6sjd6ri9e Soiep4
gito Iein. 2eBterer bate oui Der StruBe
ben eff Sabre aiten 3eitun8siun9en
Spmaniuith BON 6inten nisoergeidlu=
gen, igm nit Der einen SdnO Gle &elle
suseoriift, I'm i'm an S9reien gu Der-
6inoern, wGbreno er nit Der anOere.
Sano bic Saiden ieines Gpfers ourG-
iu6te unO Die BARN pOr9eimoenen
pennies an ii1 nGbm. Zen 9ruOer
oe5 SDmanmit1 uno anOeyen 3eituNgs-
iunssn, bic Dem gngsiallenen gu SiIie
ellen pOllten, belt Der jugenOliQe
Bandit nit einem grDben Meiier ab.
Gin Quli3it ma6te iblleBli9 ben &c.
idbrli6en Sreitdiebp6 Oirgielt unO
bra4te i'm Dor ben Hi6ter. Der Den
&nirps Der &inoeriduB : GeiellIaait
dbsrtpies.
sur Steterung merttuuts
f6er Waerr09ren mad fremoCn
Gdnoern bat tiirslit Die rgiationul Sube
Company" in giep Oort Stpei groGe
&pntratte ub9ei6loiien. Die cine Cen
oung lit mad Neuieelano beltimmt, no
man cine 9rObe @diierleitun9 81 le9en
beabii6ti9t, uno Die unoere mad Der
Staot 8uaoalajara in Weritp. Sie
GO9ren, pel6e Die 8eIelll6aft ~lieiert,
iino nit elmer patentirten Vorri6tunS
perleben, pel6e Die lei6te 3uiammens
iebunS oerielben ermOgli6t.
Gin pfuno obbaummolle
lit 5 Gents nertb. Nu6 ibrer Gerurbei=
tung in Der 6abrit tOmmt Elm YiunO
i'm 9reiie auf 25 Gents bis 81. Sn
Maiia6uietts iino s 5000. 900 Spinoeln
i'm Getriete, Die jGbrli6 l,259,000
gallsn iiioli6er Saumpolle ipinnen,
bic oann wieoer mad Dem Sioen pers
fault niro. SIM Siioen pilildt man bic
Saumwolle. beireit lie bon ibren wdiie.
risen Decentralization uno perri6tet man
ollie Die nisori9sn 9rbeiten, bic CUR Sel-
iiellung oes &obmaterials nDtbi9 limb,
um oieies mad benz Noroen gu ienOen,
mo bic 6abritanten bur4 bic @eiter.
Derarbeituns uno 6srtisfelluns oss
Proouttes reid peroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
Slod Sisuale- Gile - Si6erbcit.

Sic arbBte 2luSobl Der Yuiin9icr5lac, BIZ
I'M uuo POM ct. Idul Fahuboic aus nno
etnlaufen limb . ei nisen Or Nortbiueite II
Strede e, ct y, u. & > G%tienbdhn; III
1893 retrul Die Sahl % YroScnt, pdbreno
Die Sabn nit Der ndhitbbhitCu 3nbl 10 nj
ger ais l44 YroSent bate. 9ie croBe
Shnearqfeit uno Siterbelt, NIT welder Die
is arcbe Nniabl 3lge auf Or Nortb
&eItern 81 ie beiorat MIRO ldBt lih nui Die
5batiade Suriidiiibren, bnB tic ntfbr 9Reileu
8abrbett bat, nns nit oent Sled Staual
Splten; . rieben lit ais iraeno ei-e auoere
Sabr, pelde IN DIE 3w aingstdote einIduit.
giner Der 3i9e, welher nit Der 6e9elmdBl8
fe-t zines Stanoaro 3ettitrd 5 lGuit, iii rer
.HortbweIteru 9ilniteo". Gr III Der %feiuite,
belt aus9eltattete uno bt1uemIte 3u9 IN le
Der Siniltt, Der BON minneapolis uuo ct.
Yaul nab Chicago lduit, uue or hat %eleftriz
ide 8eleuhtuua pie teiu ~Speitsr 3uS. AL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
Ser SleifeQcr i'm Bremen.

e. beoarI. 10 lbreibt Elm tilySli6 aug
Der olten 9eimGtb Suriidgetebrter
Seuti6 Nmeritdnrr, teirer gelidti=
gung, oab Bremen in ieirm Gotbeicl=
Ter ben beril6mtenen Seeker Der @elt
belibt. 9lber meituu5 inteyel'nnter uno
ieinem SnbHlte nab %'cltlamer. Ols Der
9roBe Seller inter Dem GQtbb0uIe nit
ieinen gac6usi0ilcrn, nit ieInen .glpO=
iieln," nit leiner n&ioie" uno Den iIbrj=
gen Singen, lit Der Gleittllcr uIttr
Dem oortlgen Yetri= Come.
Mun betritt DicIen Setter inter 6ii6=
rrng oes ebruitrOigen 9reiitn COM
taItelluns, nN6Ocm man pas S1iIf
Der Stride ourdifritten bat. Der cite
Serr oiinet Die Sbiir 81 Dem mr. Ucni8e
SUB unter Dem StrnBenniOeJu liG9,l=
ben Gnum, unO Der Sremoc licGt lib
%iiuunenO 5mi'hen o~iIcncn SGygcn
iiber Ieinem Nuupte DQnlCn tunte E0gcl
Der perl6ieoenlteu Nrtcn unO @rOGCn,
an Den 9SGnOen IieGt CT 9ugcuOe BON
S6Goeln. Sunocrte BON NjenidcntuO=
den auigereilt, uno ielbt &dCuOer DDn
Sunoen unO &upen leblen nidt. Die
ollie als gemciIe liir Die acbeimni DUlie
Strait ocs gleitellers Su Oicnep baben.
Ser 9eller bringt ndmli6 Oas 9Sunoer
al Stanoe, DAB err Die in linn lngcrnoen
2eihen pon Mieni6en uno 5biercn ni6t
permelen lGBt, lOnoern i'll einem gang
abionoerlihen 3uitauOe Ourd Die Sdbr=
bunoerte beruabrt.
Ger Saltelldn fiibrt feline GGIte an
Den eriien %pIienen Sarg. nSier lie9t
Elm englii6er Wialpr," iogt er; .cr III
laut Der SOmdronit Dor 100 Sabren
bier eingeIargt mOroen." gSie ountel=
gruues Yergament siebt es lid ilber oas
trditi9e anOGen9eriIlt. Niht ME Elm
Spoteni9doel ionlt. 9rinieno unO boil,
licgt oas Geiidt oa, lOnoe1n einge=
trodnet uno leoern iino Stirn, g1un=
gen, Naie uno Sbren; i'm Munoe
sldnsen Die weiben 3dbne, uno bic
Ndgel an Sdnoen uno 6iiBcn iino un=
periebrt geblieben. ,Sas lit ein Stu=
bent" iagt Der GGliellun, lid an ben
Stpeiten Sar9 menoeno; .er liegt bier
felt lSl Sabren uno iiarb an elmer
Wunoe, Die er i'm Suell erGalten bat."
Seutlih meiii Der Sals Die Stelle aut
Die i'm Sable l7lS Der iharie Stabl oes
Gesners tOotlib iruf. Sine i6peoii6e
Grain, Die lett 200 Sabren bort iblum=
inert. lit bic Nadbarig oes Stuoenten.
an lie i6lieBen lid 3wei Sampler aus
benz 30idbrigen &riegc Q6lS bis l64S),
Elm i6neoiI6er Sbert BON 9eraoesu
foloiialer SGnge uno 2eibesiille uuo
neben ibm icin i6lanter slojutant. Sine
en9lii6e Game. bon Der man nllr ipeiB,
ban lie i'm Sabre 1910 oils Gei9e in ben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05

Gas Nrcul Der g8ei5cnfars
men Snoieus lit icgt Smci Orittel
W}Ol ic gr0B ais O0:jcniGC DER Ser.
StUUtcn. TUs Nlsrrcihen 0G9 gSeliens
abcr Miro tprt nod INNER in Der gSeile
bCIor0t, o0G man CtIcu ilnO Siliiel
uuf Der ob9cmdbten 6luNt Derumtram=
peIn ldBt.
Sn ben 6uuptciienbubnen
Sponiens lit piel ironioiil1cs uno
belQiides 4aplt0l 0nQClC9t, mdDreno
piele Der tleiucrcn iDaniiucn GiicnbNbu=
linicn lid i'm &lliBe bon GngldnOern
bciinoGu. Mud 1T Gngidno in ben
&erQmertsintcrciicn i'm .Sunoe Der
&altanien" pormiegenO interciiirt.
Die Staot Der urtefii6en
Srunnen III Qlberocen, g. .. Srei
oCrtige ortciiibe &runneu, BON bcren
jeoer 1000 sur tici it,, ~lieIcrn ni6t
nur oas NGuii,r iiir ben gclammten
Sdusbeoari, i|onoeru auh Qe9cn 6euets=
geiabr. 2lbcrOeen lit Suglci6 Der grOBte
acknowledgements in Den beloen
SutOtas.
9ur6 eincn einSigen 3uQ,
Den Elm Rauder an elmer brGnnenben
Gignrre lid ~lciitet, pcroen, ME man
wiiienihnltlih icitQCltcllt buben mill,
1000, 600 mln3ige FOrtiteldcn frei,
Gin 3ug aus elmer YiciIe iiibrt oeren
l,S0O, 900 in Die umgctenoe Suft uno
Gin Vuii bon elmer Cigarette oeren
io9ar 2 200, 000, 900!
Ole Sunncls unter Der
Sbemle in Sonoon pCrmebren lid
rapid. Gdum lit Der gladmell= Sunnel
e%r0iInet, uno ihpn plant man einen
neuen SunnCl bel HotDerbitbe. Serielbe
ioll II Meilc lang meroen uno 80 SUB
inn Gur6meiIer perscihnen. orei SUB
me6r, ais Der Sur6meiler oes Slad=
well=Sunnels bctrdgt. Sic Soften oes
Sunnelbaues iino aui 81, 000. 900 perz
anihla9t, mOpOn fat $4. 900. 900 auf
Die 9~luifabrten entiallen.
Ete Gntm1delung Ser Rob
l~enieloer in Nui0l, Slioairita, bat
ben Tcriunot wnlliliiber So6le peient=
lib beeintrG6tigt.
Sie SHrre, Die Neu-S ii b :
males in Den lcBten SNbren 81 per=
seidnen bate, bat einen 3iitGun9 Der
bortigen Sduibccroen BON $4,000, 900
GDpien aui 46, 600. 900 bewirtt.
Sn Sdumw Olliabriten 1T in
Waiia6uietts mcbr @elo anaclest, als
In irgeno elncm 0noeren Snoufiries
stpeioe. Sie oprtige Sdub= uno Stieiel.
fabrication er9ibt aber oas ~pcrtbpullIie
prooutt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05

ais GinoerfreunD bat Der
9rina BON @ales ~unldngit lid ertuie-
fen. @aGreno CT in Wurienbao, Sobs
men, nit ctli6cn 6reunoen in einem
I~eItaurant ipeilte. lam Gin pierlGlri1es
Mao6cn 81 ieinem aii6c uio sciAte
i9ml ppll Stpl; Gin Gprallenarmbano.
oas cs 9eraoc gum Gcibcni crhaltcn
batte. Der prini nHlm Die Slcinc Nut
isiucn S9ooe, liebtolie Tic uno licB
Ndi6crsicn fir lie brinNcn. Die &C.
dngitiate Wutter. Die bas &ino ilbcrall
sein6t batte. fano cs aui Den &nicn
bee priu,en.
Sur Serneliu pom Blas-
f.I a6en beiibt Die $4,000 Ginpobs
iier sdblenoe Staot glton. ST., Die
arOBte glnla9e in Der 9selt. Gs 9ibt
bort IA 8lasiabriten. BON oensn bier
Saa uno Naht i'm Setrieb limb.
9Iters- noSnpalioenren T.
uer bon Der Snualioitdtss uno @lters.
periiderunesantalt Berlin mics bic
oeutl6e &eidsbauptliaot i'm Sabre
1896 iuh 1902 bcSiebunssweiis 1873
auf. auberosm lebten IN Berlin GAG
Oilers uno 59S Snpalioenrentnerin'
ilen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
no. SO.
Sehs xafbentlAer.
=
9nuuuuuH ununNuuhJ

Se6s Gamentai6entl6tr SpbI,
idum, nit farbisen Rdneern.
l2xl3 Sol. Wiro fra
b~,rianbt. btim Gmpfang ether 2
Gent Voifmarfe unb 20 llnters
ihritsausihnitten bon ben lin,
BON 4rbudIss' ssbrarntsm
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
6plbcmcs Smbildum.
Sic balbbuHocrtjdbriac hummer Der ,St. Yanl
YiOHccr YrcB" miro I'M SttObcr
1899 crifCiucn.

9re ct. 8uul Tiorecr BrcB be9nuu TIRE
Gubufatiuu IN ls40 uuo Gute Ctpber miro
lie gctiibr no Die &~oueuouua elmer 80 Sabre
lln0eu 3ettuu 5~crtiten5 ourb 0eralls8abe
elmer Wdmmotb Summer be, chen, lie ridt
Ueniaer a ) 50 Seltcu cutbdlt, etu berrlihes,
ru-h pier 6lrbcu g,}i rtes Ietblott elu9es
idloheu. Aetlupasoertau'er werten nllr NIT
3eiturgeu uerieb II. on otcielbeu ipes
SiCl ilr leueu gag b~eitellt inn. Seoermauu,
Der llh cine ppniduolGe. lnterenante uno IL
luiirlrte @eihttte oes Stontcs Yfinneloia
sur Nuiberuabruua iihcrn nil, iolt. iciue
SslttIlu7g ioiort bctm Iotulen 3%eltuugeuers
tduier elugGbcu laii,n AL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05

@uf i6laue Weiie gu einem
Sentmal per6olien bat mar 2loolf
b. SrijBi6ler in 6oltenliein, Su6ien.
SriiBihler mai 9lbgeOroneter CUR 9tatio=
understanding in 6rdntiurt Il. Dr.,
bate lid I'M 6riibjubr l049 am baois
i6en AuftanOe betbeiligt uno mar
itanoredtli9 eridoilen mOroen. Nn oas
@agniB, einen iplben Mdnn Su ebren,
muroe crit allmdlig Der rubige giirger
9ewObnt. 3unadlt ueriutte Der rSoat=
LANDER NnSei9er, ourd mebrere Nrtitel
Den NhutD uuo Die Sbottrait oes SoOten
berab5uluiiroigen uno i'm ais einen
ungliidli6en Wiitgegnngenen uno NRits
%geiangenen, Dem e3 gar nidt 10 um's
SerS mar, bin3uliellen. Sunn fano am
50jG6rigen 5ooestage Sriigi6lcrs cine
feline 6eier ltatt. Santor Sdbn belt
cine Nniprade. Goruui muroe cine
GeoenttoIel geliiitet, Oui Der itebt:
Sem Sd0pier oicier Yromennoe.
Serrn u. b. SriiBi6lsr, in ount rcr
@erebruns. 1899. Ser 9iaturperein
Saltenitein.1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
Seine photographer.
9. &tu, 26-5. WOe. q.

Sbr ioatet ent r e 1,Uiernrbeit boiehrr H'
Dor ibr InrStnu pmgebt ~JuieIpilor o.n
Siidol Atartp uuo airhens uno Stulst.
bauoen Sn pertaufen. SOL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05
Das Dssts fusr den B~ausbsdarf in
s.: Spe3creiem BET -:
LORENZ ENDERLE & COMPANY
Ct. @~ermaiuitrape, ct. 9louo, Winn.

Rer INNER uur oaS GlerbeIte fir aiide
uno Sars fauieH mia, TONNE Al lins. Sstr
boIt,n MIR Sie feiuiten unn be,ter Wrnc,ries
~ moalldlt H'ecrtsen Yre'len 6riite Sut'
Ter uno Gier, uno ipas ms Die Saiion auaens
did neh an friihem @artensel8 bieten
;aHu, ltets uorrdtbia. Heeae uuo Suportoms
meme Seoiennna jeoem aunoen suse'
fdert. 16sh
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-10-05

Dies rsprikntrt .tns bon ben pslsn aiten BIZ in isSsm Ptune padet bon
arbudIcs' s.branntsm aaHes ~ freen it, Nt iesr rrtsrt4rtt bic Der
aautr austbnettet, eisnet .r f5 ben befimmteu 8efstturn zines Irtnes
an, ben or aus Der Iansen Elite pabIen fam, poraussdest, has bic Inter-
ftrit rom rIm'tIase a~ussef6uittn ptrb unb etefeIbe ais sees, rte ceen
bsftri.ben, an arbudIe Srps. usdarbt pire. Die bier iuufrirts unh bss
ftriebeus elite pmb nur bis ,um 3lfen Rat. 1900 GiIhgftit hapen.
Cine artsre Sste bisi,r Elite pub in tisfer 8sianntmaturs baIe erftsirer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-16
A Young Diplomat.

The parents of two little girls had
been invited TO bring their children
and dine with d family of friends
whose only children were two little
boys, OF whom the elder was about 4
years old. This little fellow was
greatly excited and pleased over the
event, and while his mother was busy
IN the dinlng-rOom ran to her. ex-
claiming: oh, mama, that sweet lit
tie girl is sitting on the lounge," Aft
er all were seated at the dinner table
the hostess repeated her boys remark
ana the mother of the little girls. as
Stunning serious air, said earnestly
to the little fellow: Now. Clarence
L want to know which of my daugh-
ters 1t is that you think is a sweet
little girl?' 1t was a difficult uues-
tlon, but the young American was not
puzzled. He looked his questioner full
IN the face and promptly answered:
Both of them
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-16
EAIULANI SCHOOL
Action Was Taken by the Board
+ of Education.

/ Minister MOst-Smi5h kindly forwards
| the Advertiser a transcript of the
| minutes of the Board OF Education Of
the meeting held on Thursday after
noon, by which it will be seen that the
Board acted in the matter of the nam
ing Of the kaiulani School. instead of
laying the matter over for future ac-
ton. The secretarys minutes show
the following action only was taken:
The Minister called the attention OF
the Board TO the following action
which was taken in the Executive
Coilncil on April p. 1899
fMotion was made and carried that
in view of the many good qualities of
the late Princess Kaiulani and of her
Interest in educational mat lers-that
in Difference to her memory the new
school house just completed in PaIama
District be named for her-that the !
official name of the school be The /
Princess kaiulani School"
I Whereupon the recommendation of .
The Executive was approved and the
school named accordingly.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-16
THE STERLING CONSIDERED THE
BEST WHEEL MADE

AS the constant drop of water
Wears away the hardest stone:
AS the constant gnaw Of tiger
Masticates the toughest bone:
AS the constant, cooling lover
Carries off blushing maid
So the constant cycle rider
Says the Sterling's the best wheel
made
Many and varied are the bicycles
which are now offered to the riding
public: some good, others fairly so:
but more which are scarcely worthy
of the name. To the inexperienced
Wheelman all wheels look alike to him.
as they are enameled, nickeled and
decorated to produce like effect. The
best fittings, as tires, saddles, etc, are
also sometimes to be found on the
cheapest wheels; this being possible, as
the money which should be expended
on good material and the skillful man.
ufacture of same is used instead. for
the outside appearances: thus bright
nickel and good enamel may cover
the cheapest cast-iron and gas pipe.
In the everyday use of a cycle it is
subjected to very severe strains, and a
machine upon which the owner is to
trust his safety should be carefully Sc
lected, as an imperfectly brazed tube
or other similar defect, is liable to
cause serious injury to the rider.
Therefore it is we'll, when purchasing
a wheel, to examine fully into its con-
material used, and the
amount of experience it's makers have
had in the building of cycles.
Before you finally decide to buy a
wheel, the P. c. Mfg. Co.. on Fort
street, would like to show you the so
Model Sterling and explain their SUI
periOr points to you. Lady's and
Gents High-Grade Sterling $4,000, on
small weekly or monthly installments.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-16

Mrs. Robert Louis Stevenson whose
health is completely recovered by a
long sojourn in Madeira, has lately
been in London with herson, Mr.. Lloyd
OsbOurne, and his wife.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-09-16
ANNOUNCEMENT.

The j. j. EGAN co. has been succeeded bv
WHITNEY MARSH, Ltd, orean1 ze and
conduct thoroughly up to- date Retail Dry
Goods Business the present Eean ocation.
The Eean stock e osed out in the
shor posi- bic time for New
Goods.
Their Announcement of this sale will soon
appear space.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-02-09

Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Tour Life Away.
To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag
netic. full Of life, nerve and vigor, take No-To-
Bac, the wonder worker that makes weak men
strong. All druggists, soc or 81. Cure guaran-
teed. Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-02-09

Week was a decline of 5 cents in wheat,
a half cent in corn and sixteenth of
cent in cotton. This is attributed to
large government estimates. There is
strong market for cotton goods. The
IRON industry is advancing in prices.
Failures have decreased 80 per cent.
Bradstreet says: A quieting down of
speculative interests is noticeable in
number of markets this week, with
out, however, bringing to light any
Important impairment of the under
lying strength of the general business
situation. Clearings increased SO per
cent. over the same week of last year.
Wall Street, q. N. Y. Feb. g.
There is no news Oh the board on ac-
count of the break in the stock mar
ket. There has been heavy realizing
all week. 1t is said on the floor of the
Exchange that the heavy selling comes
OF news from Washington that there
are rumors of hitch in the treaty
proceedings There is talk OH the
floor also of some delay on the treaty
and that it will Tot be signed on
Monday.
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-02-09
Monroe County. W. Va, Items.
NV atchman.)

Mr.. J. T. Devine, whose death oc-
Cured here last week, held a $1,000
insurance policy in the New York
Life.
Mrs. Webb, wife of Mr.. Yelverton
Webb, of Union district, became in
sane last week under peculiar circum-
stances. Rev. R. Fl. Clarke had been
conducting protracted meeting at
Dropping Lick church during which
he preached with great fervor the doc
trine of sanctiication, or perfection.
These subjects seem to have unbal'
anced her mind.
MIR. Chas. L. Johnson, who has been
ill of the grippe in Staunton, is spend
ing the week at his home near Union.
He will return Oh Saturday to resume
his studies aG the Dunsmore Business
College.
Miss Mamie Myrtle Rodgers, only
daughter of Mrs. Emily Nickel Rodg
ere, whose death was announced in
these columns but three short months
since, died on Monday last, Jan. 30, a
| the home of her uncle and aunt. Mr.
and Mrs. J. C. McClung.
A few days ago veins of valuable RET
ash coal were discoyered on the lant
of Mr.. d. Y. Hines in Wolf Creek dis
trict, this county. In the same local
ity on the land of Mr.. Jas. Y. Mile
immense deposits of what appears t
be black marble have been disclosed
The stone has the characteristics Q
marble and is susceptible of big
polish.
Mr.. John A. Francis died at hi
home in Salem, Va, of dropsy. on Sur
day morning last, Jan. 20. Mr.. FraI
els was born in Monroe county, an
was member of Bryan1s Battery
There was not better soldier in th
Confederate army.
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News From Pocah0ntas County.

John w. Richmond is still in criti-
cal condition.
Capt. J. W. Marshall, of Mlngo,
Randolph county, is dangerously ill.
The people of Marlinton are greatly
dissatisfied with the change in the mail
schedule.
John Mcclure, the miller at Locust,
is very Ill, and there is but little hope
of his recovery.
Frank Thompson, of Mill Point, has
bought w. H. Shafer's house and lot
near that place, paying for the same
$500.
Willie Hill's mother and sister NOV
ed over from near Lobelia last week to
the property purchased recently from
H. w. Mcneil,
Mrs. Taylor, wife of Andrew Taylor
died at her home on Williams river on
last Monday. the 30th ult. She was a
daughter of the late Rev. James E.
Moore.
j. W. Bolton has sold his property
in Hillsboro, consisting of acres OF
land, stable and an orchard, to How.
ard Bird, of Marlinton. Price paid
$1,000,
Staunton spectator and vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1896-1916, 1899-02-09
A MUSICAL EVENT.

The annual instrumental musical
recital at the Mary Baldwin Seminary
Friday evening was greatly enjoyed by
a large and appreciative audience, and
Professors Eisenberg and Ide are to be
congratulated upon the beautiful Sc
lections, and the excellent manner in
which the pupils rendered their espe-
cial parts: The Entrance March was
played by Misses May Young, May
Stratton and Millicent Lupton, by
which the young ladies marched in
through the large arch door at the
rear Of the stage, and dividing into
single files, they took their seats upon
the tiers on either side, where they
presented a scene of rare beauty. The
hall was gorgeously decorated with a
lovely variety of rotted plants, among
them being magnificent pink k-fowered
begonia measuring ten feet in height,
which was the subject of much COM
ment. Though each young lady's part
was charmingly rendered, there are
some who deserve especial mention.
The piano overture, Festive Sounds,
H. Nurnberg, by Misses Nora Fra
ser and Bette Miller, was rendition
of much liveliness and one that evil
denced thorough training.
Miss Clothilde Gaujot is a violinist
of exceeding ability, and her selection
was we'll played.
Miss Elsie Hamilton and Miss Minnie
Bell have a soft, sweet touch, and
their soil were rendered in most ex-
cellent manner.
Miss Matte White has an unusually
firm touch, and is individual in her
technique. Her soil were heartily ap-
plauded.
The violin duet by Misses Inez and
Estelle. Kicker was rare musical treat,
and they were repeatedly encored.
The entertainment was thorough
success, and all present enjoyed most
evening.