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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-23
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-23
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men, obns ben s~ernsnen S&mers gu ueruria&en. @erne werbe i'd bic Sadie
Sebem erfldren, MUIR tensm 3abnarste. ,gs lit nu in Oieier Stabt 10
ST. g.. ~. Sobmton.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-23
ct. Mntbonp.

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tommenOes Sribiabr in bieier Ort=
i6aft cine Greamerp erri9tet mirb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-23

4beumatisntus i'm &Idcu. In ben Soul.
iern, 6ltten. Mtnieln, gnboaen ooer 6ono.
aeleafen entiiebt burd ~ Uiel Sdurs i'm Blut.
6oobB 6~arfopor,as beilt Hteumatismus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-23

8 ar imor re. Sc bat iid ieSt bers
ausseitellt, boB Der SO Sabre alte
einus QUITS Stlbftmorb besins, ba
.er lein gauges @elb uerbOrsen bate
unb ibm feline Noten aus benz Softer
Qeitobleu mOrben maren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-23

Noob's Yinen finb bic bette atfabr. uub
Gsber.S QebiSia fur 0dmiliensebrau&. 26e
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-23
@o6OiQe.

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ten Sabre in Der @rOBitabt Nem
Dorf Subra@te, lit bieier Gage mad
bier Suriidsetebrt gum .3wede, ieine
bieiisen neutrality-suspicious. Ell.
ner perlonli9en Snipettion 81 unters
sieben. - 9ier sebt bas Gereee,
baB &oduiqe redt balS einen susiten
eabeplas fir burltise Seelen baben
1Ou.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-23
0eifrifte Waarem:O epartcmen

Oetfrtfte Waarem=O epartcment.
geitridte. Oamen= llnterr0de rur o1.ta
Sang pousne seitridte Oame,r= llaterrote. ioucu
Saroen nnr ............. 89ets
Sang wOuene Wdb6en. unb ainber .Soupibube
Ereis I'M gllenwaarenseIddfte 15cts, unlsr
Fre,s ...... 9tts
Soppelt 9eitritte Namenz SaultbanoIdubc ioucn
l9warSeS @arn oarin, bas 2Octs foitet, unIe,
Fte'e,;' lots
Sang woIene @arniaden fir Sinber ioncu Ior.
ben, 35cts Sualitdt, nur 19ets
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-23

Storm 4lo5fI Sainen=
ueberl9ube. bette Sua=
litdt S6ubitore : Yreis
SIZE unler Preis nur
.69ets
Sin Eaar iir einen
8unSen, feinss fir
9dnbler.
Wdnner Sturm alasfa
bette S!ualitdt, rssulds
rer Sdubitore : Yreis
$3.50, nur.... J9Srfa
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-23

cure auspabl aus allen unleren mobernen IS
Utdnnerlbuben nur S3 .qS
Vure ausIpabl trgenb pelder 50. so Samen=
sau6e" mr,........................<2 .S9
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-23
Cpmefftc Oepartemcmf.

Comefftc : Cepartemcmt.
Grtra i6werer 15cts Cotton. Nlaneu 9eta
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"ertauf ............ .............. 4ets
erlra '9pere lo-4 Cotton Slantets, 3 6ar=
oe'.. ............ 45tts
- eotton Slantets 81, alf oielen Gerfauf Scots
@rober Sorratb an gan, uolIen.n Slaufets eben
erbalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-23

mm oHin swsS Bargains Infer shhhm it, mas s@ Bolt wa '"E""' S'""
lniere niecrien Ywie baben bic MetbDbe bs 6antesperfebrs oe1nhprt unh
No Der S6ld0d( gu unkrem eroben Grfplse. WV
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-23
"nper8letdeS ar9attts nnoGrtol9e tino
Sbatia&en bel Der
,tet[em $d)nb- II. Gllenruaarem Co.

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::Sbr unlere ansabe bsSwsiielt, laoen mir Gu4 gu eimsm gelnds i'm 9
store etn; Sbr tonnt eub odnn ielbit Don Der Wensc Der gsaaren
Sen9en, bic IN bic ySobnunsen in Central Winnelota aebradt werbeu.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-23
Mammutb Sebnb=O epartement.


OieleS Separtement paBt mebr S6ubssus an ali
irseno welhe orei anbere Sdubbanblunaen in ct
6louo Suiummeu. ~abseieben pom G,elbe, Ser BEL un,
oeipnrt miro. - 49,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1899-11-23
ct. Nidolas.

Die alien Sarmen Slpii9en bier
uno Cob Spring seben meiitens in
anbere Sdnbe iiber. 90 bat 9err
Sobn Soppe pom Sreeport bic Sarm
Oss perit. Wi9. Sdnien iir $4,000
baar setauft. Nu6 lit Sobn Gum
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-09-08
Merry War in a Church.

Huntingdon, Pa, Sept. S-The row
in St. Jonn's Episcopal Church has
reached crisis, and up to date Bishop
Talbot seems to have had the worst OF it,.
Yesterdays sensation capped the eli
max to a series Of events involving al
most everything from common gossip
to forgery. At the request OF Mrs.
Alexander Elliott, leader Of
fashion and the head and front
OF all church work in Hunting
don, the District Attorney went into
curt and moved for the dismissal of a case
pending against Rev. Or. l. II. Irvine, rector
OF ST. Johns Church, who was charged with
forging the name of Mrs, Elliott to letter
addlessei to the Bishop. When Mrs. Elliott
called b shop Talbot's attention to the forgery
the Bishop advised her to have DR.. Irvine
arrested and convict the shiny fellow" AT
ter paying all the costs OF the suit against DR.
Irvine Mrs. Elliott sad II no longer wish to
act as the stool pigeon of Bishop Talbot"
This little spec h and the incidents leading
up to it created profound sensation in count,
and further developments are expected.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-09-08

Philadelphia, Sept. The national
headquarters of the G. A. r encamp.
ment at the Continental Hotel was
closed last night thus bringing the SD
encampment to close. A brilliant
sight was presented to spectators along
the Delaware river front last night by
The illumination of the North Atlantic
squadron. Every ship in the feet was
illuminated by electricity from keel to
top for two hours. The Transformation
scene was grand and roar of approval
went up from the assembled crowds.
The illumination was practica ly the
same on 81 The ships, with the exception
of the New York, which was somewhat
more elaborate. On her forward turret
was a magnificent set piece, in which
theISi ars and Stripes were brought out
10 glowing colors. This piece was used
on the New York at the ceremonies at
tending the opening OF the KEEL canal,
in Germany. The naval pageant took
place this afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-09-08
DRY GOODS.
LAST OF
Summer Reductions.
Orr final list for inspection. SpccA' 0'
prices made on all summer goods remaining
in stock after the LIST Soplembcr

II Mems Silk Front Shirts AS. ''l''q
Prize 81. Now Toe. 49,.
S Mems Fancy Front Shirts, SIZE ii' vt"
35c.
7 Mems Silk Front Shirts. SIZE lily F''
soc. Now 35c 49,.
9 Mems Madras Light Weight shi Is 'ie
1915. Price Csc. Now Soc
3 Mems Red Striped Perca. Shirts. '4'
14lb. Now 35c. s,
- pair Ladies Assorted Corseis sz' ~
Now 45c. 49, y.e
7 Young Mems Sweaters. Price Doe. New
25c ,.t....
Mems White Summer Wool Unicf'A'''.
size 40. Price $3.50 Now 81 a.,
is Mems Bslbrggsn Undershiri'' 1''
sleeves. size 80. Now 35c.
9 Mems Summer Woo Gray Drawer ''-'
30 Now 35c. p,.,..
/ lot Lao 81 Ribbed Vests assorted. I'''''
Zoe 15c and zoe Now Zoe
/ lot LADIES' Ribbed Vests, sma" 'l', n
sorted. Now 4 for 25c a hne R''''
goods ,-....oj
Odds and ends in Ladies Belts ffl'''
and Acc. Now 15c. -. prize
81 Chldrens Ribbed Vets, 1' -. ''''
10c. Now sc. ,c pros
IS Chldren's Ribbed Vests. SIZE 90
sc In hOs PA Plain Vests size 20 No" O. 5,
5 pair Boys Kroe Drawers 'i1' - ''
25c. Now 15c. ~ ~. ~.
Prico poe Now Zoe. Prize
ri pair Chldren's Lace Hose si1s ''
go Now 40
80 pair pair Infants Ribbed Hose. assorted.
"a p pair NG Ladies lies Tan Hose. So 5. F''
3 c. Now 25c. u,.o .s
II pair Ladies' Opera BLACK '''
So. Price 40c. Now ?5c. .t. ,o.or..
7 pair Ladies Opera Hose ~ ""S"' ''
siz, s. Price 75c. Now 25c. uo.e
5 pair Ladies' Lise Thresd f'u'! Nv
size 8. Pic 65c. Now 33c. 50.
= p.ir Ladies Scarlet Silk hose
Price 1926. Now 75c. ..,s -l,
4 pair Ladies' White silk Hose '"'
Price 81. Now soc. Pre-
. pair Ladies Gray Silk Hose. SIZE %
81 Now Nov S Soe UDbleacbed Lsco H,1 Hoe
size II. Price 65c. Now Zoe Ia .1e4
: nsir Mems Cadet Blue Hall Hose
p[i'e os 5pI Mems roo ope ens Hsf Hose '''
roloIs, size 8. Price Soc. No" ~, -Io .osJ Hst
8 pair Mems Fancy Lls'e -,
q ose, sze g. Price 81. No" o. o.. .ize :.
10 pair Youths striped Han hO''
Price soc. Now Zoe rh.oe ensriH
23 pair Infants Halt ana IN" zoe Nov
Hose, sizes 6 and Gu. Price 'V'
l5c. Hand ScsTf'.
IS Mems Flowing FOar-In'ii''u
Price 25c Now DC. pd.s jk.
Mems Lace Teck searf'.
Now 25c.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-09-08
tientlv waiting heartily cheered.

lloDIly WhllluS ucdlIiiy CuooioU'
Capetowp, Sept S-An unconhrmed
report OF collision between British
soldiers and Beers 90 the Transvaal
Bechunana frontier, has been received
here. The report has caused great ex-
element.
Boston, Sept. S.-A private cable just
received says that the British cabinet
has accepted the proposition of the
Transvaal for another conference.
Bombay, Sept Sit is stated that
the 10 Husssr r. giment and the 2lst
field battery have been ordered to
proceed immedia ely TO South Africa.
Lord)n, Sept. S Nothing ds finite
has yet developed as to the action de-
cided on at the cabinet meeting today.
The Pail Mall Gazette announces that
it learns that the cabinet viz
tually decided to send an ulti-
matum. The Exchange TelegraI b
Company says it learns that the gov
eminent had determined to send d
large force of troops to South Africa
Immediately.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-09-08
NEWS OF THE DAY.

Prince Moskowa wounded M. CASTOR
Merry IN duel 10 France yesterday
and then became reconciled TO him.
The Treasury Department has formu
lated scheme for testing the qualifica-
tions of applicants for positions except
ed from evil servic examinations.
TIE Baltimore and OHIO Railroad
has ordered thirty Three cylinder
compound consolidation" freight loco
motives from the Baldwin Locomotive
Works, for December and January de-
livery.
TIE British steamer SAu'h Cambria,
which sailed from Baltimore for Ha-
vana on August 9. has been given up as
lost. Capt. Morgan, the commander OF
the vessel, left bride Of few days in
Eogland before he brought his vessel
to Baltimore to get her cargo.
At the Douglas, Ill.,, county fair at
Camargo last night, lightning struck
the north end Of the grand stand, Kill.
ing two men instantly. fatally iujuring
two more, and seriously disabling six
others. The party was eating supper
under the grand stand when the flash
came.
A Pretoria dispatch says that the
Transvaa! government, regarding war
inevitable, has sent q force OF LOO
Boer ridemen to within striking dis
lance of Laingsneck Pass, the only pos
sible road from Natal to the Trsnsvaal,
aud that all the Transvaal artillery has
been called out.
Col. Theodore F. Lang, of Baltimore,
created mild sensation in the closing
hours of the session of the Grand Army
of the Republic in Philadelphia
yesterday by advocating the re.urn
of captured battle flags to the
governors of the southern States
to which the flags belonged.
The proposition was voted down, how
ever, by large majority.
A dispatch from Santiago de Los
CabelIeras, says: JimeneZ. the leader
of the successful revolution, has been
received 10 triumph here. Public feel
ing seems to be unanimously in his fa-
vor az candidate for the presidency.
Gen. Horacio Vasquez, the provisional
president, has repeatedly telegraphed
Gen Jimenez to impress upon him the
necessity of Immediately proceeding to
+, the capital, where his personal inilu-
ence would avail to prevent disorder.
Captain Edward O'Meagher Cong
don, the FeDian leader of the raiders
who Invaded Canada in 1867, and who
was convicted with Allen, Larkin and
OBren for what is known as the Man
chester dynamite outrage, but vino was
pardoned through the influence OF Gen.
Grant, has been discharged from his
position az inspector OF public buildings
under the supervising architect of the
Treasury. The cause assigned for dis
| missal is pcompelency, but it is under
stood that there are other reasons for
his leaving the service.
A diplomatic who is attached to the
| location OF one of the European Stale
| at Paris has written letter to rea-
tive in Washington in which he dis
cusses the present situation in France.
He claims to have positive knowledge
that the whole case against Dreyfus was
plot OF the Royalisls and the Bona
partists to overthrow the republic aud
then enter upon the struggle for su
premacy of their respective parties. He
says if Dreyfus is convicted there may
be trouble with Germany. II acquitted
there is a possibility of civil war.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-09-08
Foreign News.

Berlin, Sept. S.-Representatives OF
the industrial interests in Germany,
have proclaimed war on the Agra-iaus
on account of their endeavors to defeat
Germany's commercial policy.
London, Sept. San American
agent has arrived here on his way to
France with large offer for Captain
Dreyfus to lecture in the United States
il be is acquitted. If he is not acquit.
ted, the agent is prepared TO offer NJ.
Lsbori handsome sum to lecture on
the case.
Madrid, Sept. Slight hundred
troops have been ordered to reinforce
the plague Gordon about the frontier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-09-08
VIRGINIA NEWS.

Rev. James A: Riddick, the Oldest
member OF the Virginia conference oil
the NJ thodist Episcopal Church South,
is critically Il at Petersburg, his home.
The barn of j. A Zsrkle, living near
Mount Jackson, caught fire from an en-
CINE ihreshing close by yesterday, aud
was destroy ed, with all its contents;
loss 1890.
Miss Ada Carruthers and Mr.. Virgil
G, Williams were married at Elmwood,
the country seat of Mr.. John Car
ruthers, the BRIDES father, near North
Fork, Londoun county.
H. Clay Chamblin died in a sta e
asylum at Williamsburg yesterday. He
was proprietor of Whltby stock farm,
and raised a number of horses noted on
the turf. The deceased was for num-
Der OF years one of the most prominent
men in Chesterfield county.
One of the matters now to engage
the governors attention is claim
of 81 400 by Grimes's Battery, which
was used as q patrol to maintain the
quarantine around the bay aid ocean
beach during the yellow fever at the
Sold ers' Home. II claims of this sort
ars allowed, the disease will cost the
state pretty penny.
The democrats of King George
county elected delegates 10 the sentor-
| ial and house of delegates convention
yesterday A motion to instruct the
delegates and pass resolutions on the
United States ssnatorship Was defeat
ID. Rezekiah Potts resigned as CHAIR
man OF the county committee, and }.
T. Minor, jr., was elected rs his snc'
| cessor.
James S. Lewis, was for some years has
been working up the mineral interests
of Page county, has discovered near
Vaughu's Summit, five miles north OF
Luray, several veins of pigment points,
such as lumber, stenns, &c. The points
have been examined by chemists, who
pronounce them of very fine quality.
MIR. Lewis says that near Luray are
deposits sufficient to keep big factory
running for fifty years.
A negro convict from FauQuier named
VIM. Brent, "trnsty, escaped from the PEN
| itentary on Wednesday night.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-09-08

THE HANDLEY LIBRARY.-A move
ment is on foot to secure for Wincbes-
ter the Handley Public Library very
soon, instead of waiting twenty years,
as provided in Judge Handley's will.
When Judge John Handley died in
1894 he made direct bequest of $3.50, 900
to the city of Winchester for library.
This amount wss to be invested in
Virginia State bonds until the accumlat-
ed interested and principal equalled
100000 This amount was to be used
in cree ing the library. This would
have taken twenty years. Although
five years have elapsed since Judge
Handley's death, only about $4,000
have been received from the estate. 1t
is now proposed that the board of
Handey trustees shall issue bonds to
the extent OF S250,000, and begin the
erection of the library at once. The in
terest on these bonds could he paid
from the interest on the Virginia State
bonds. The matter will be brought up
before the next meeting OF the trustees.
and it is quite likely that if this plan
can be pursued without violating any
provisions Of the will it will be carried
TO successful issue.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-09-08
To Decide for Peace or War.

LonioD. SspL S.-Crowds Assem- bled
outside the foreign office at an early
hour this morning awaiting the arrival
Of the ministers, whose decision today
will make for peace or war with he
Transvsal republic. The feeling of the
people il one of confidence In the minis.
try. The cabinet assembled at 1880
p. IN. Not word as to its delibera
ton has reached the public but all
kinds OF alarming rumors are current.
Mr. Joseph hamberlain, Colonial Sec
retsry, and the Marquis of Lans.
downe. Secretary of State for War,
have, it is stated, agreed TO endeevor to
force the cabinet to declare for war
Advices from the Transvaal show that
the Beers have arranged everything so
as alto be able to cope with hostili-
ties the instant they are declared. The
Beers are very bellicose and their
patrols on the border challenge all
passers by. It is reported that two
squadrons of British cavalry have gone
to Crocodile Pool, to prevent the Beers
from fulfilling threats of poisoning all
waters likely to be of use TO the In
vaders.
The session of the cabinet lasted tw =
anu a-half hours. No statement as to
its decision was made but rumors were
again plentiful Among the most ike
ly stories was one that 1t had been de-
cided to convene parliament immedi
ately and ask for prompt war credit.
AS the ministers left the foreign office
the large crowd which had been pa
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-09-08
TELEGRApHlC BREVITIES.

The rolling mill, picking room and
hoiler house Of the Shelby Steel Tube
Company, at Shelby, o, was burned
early this morning; loss 100000. The
plant employed 475 men.
Laura Murray, a handsome, well
educated young woman, of Chicago,
was taken to the Kankakee Insane
Asylum today, her mental faculties
weakened by too close attention to the
Dreyfus case.
Wayne county Ohio, was last night RACED
by a terrible wind and electrical storm that
did ENORMOUS damage John Rutt ana his
son were caught in the wreckago and killed.
Several barns were burned with their con-
tents. The loss to farmers by uprooting or
chnrds will be enormous.
The steamer FL Norte, the second OF the
new Morgan liners for tho Now Orleans rouc
completed by the Newport News Shipbuilding
Company, was given her builders trial ont
side Of tho Virginia cspes yesterday. She
averaged II knots with case.
VIM ]. Bryan delivered speech in Car
son, Eev, today and WAS given the largest re
ception ever rendered public man in that
section The mines of Virginia City were
closed and al the western part Of Neys Ia wa,
en- fete.
Bear Admiral Picking, commandaut of the
Charlestown, Mass, navy yard, dropped dead
in his official residence there shortly after
midnight this morning. Heart disease is as
cribed as the csuse of his death,
st Xsvicr's Academy and the Sisters cf
Mercy Convent at Ottawa, Ill were burned
today; loss 81 GOO.
The recent terrible wreck at Miller's Sta
ton, Pa. is believed to have been the work
of train wreckers.
There is again a rumOr afoat in Philado-
phia that next week will see strike of the
house painters.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-09-08

SOME of the descendants of the men,
hers of the Hartford convention that
tried to effect the secession of the Sew
England States, while the country was
invaded by foreign foe and its Capitol
burned, are now denouncing as traitors
the men whose ancestors fought in de-
fence of their country in the war q
1912, because, though they pay the IL
creased taxes imposed by the warriors,
they call attention to the remarkable
difference between now and then, and
suggest the ACCESSIBILITY of closing ire
unrighteous war upon the Filiplnos ard
approve the idea of bringing the U. >
army home.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1899-09-08

SENATOR TILLMAN told New Eng
land audience night or two ago that
the North abolished slavery In this
country at the cost of half million
lives, but that now the same section
that preached the equality OF uen then,
are sending troops to the Philippines to
shoot into submission the people there
of who are only contending for what
those of this country did in 1776. He
also told them that God hadn't made
the negro the equal OF the white men,
and that what He had not done, men
could not do. He told the truth and,
what's more, his audience realized it,
and applauded him for doing so.