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The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-25

"Mirry-Ann,' by Norma Lorimer. is a
story Of the Isle Of Man. The character
drawing is fairly good. the interest well
sustained, and the hero and heroine are
people with whom one can easily become
sympathetie. tNew York. j. Appleton &
Co. 81
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-25

Herbert $. stone & Co. in their list Of
new books make the curious announce
ment that Eger;on Castle is the author OF
The Private Jennico."
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-25

Who was the Witch Of Endor? g Why was the
Feast Of the Passover so called2 VI. d.
She was, according to Samuel I. xvii.
the woman whom Saul sought in order to
gain, through her necromancy. the direc-
ton he had asked in vain OF Jehovah 2
This Jewish feast was in commemOratiOn
Of the night when the Lord. shifting the
irst-born Of the Egyptians. passed over
the houses Of the children Of Israel See
Exodus. xii
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-25

John Holllngshead thus describes Thack-
erav's writing habits:
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-25

Red Rock Is rapidly approaching the
hundred thousand mark. Mrs. Burnett's
The DeWiloughby Claim" is in its for
ty-ffth thousand, and Mr. SetOn-Thomp-
sons wild Animals is in its ffty-iirst
thousand. DR.. van Dykes new book.
"Fisherman's Luck" has Overtaken and
just passed its predecessor. Little Riy-
ers, being now in its tveuty-second thou
IND
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-25

Robert Hichens has written a new novel
entitled The Slave" The central figure
is a woman with an abnormal passion for
Jewels.
The times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1897-1901, 1900-03-25

Richard Hobrook. the author OF Boys
and Men: a Story OF Life at Yale which
the Scribners will publish Immediately. is
n graduate of Yale of the class Of 80 who
spent several years abroad and is now an
instructor in the Department Of Modern
Languages in the university
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-04-19

9pon at the matinee by Hills Players.
Moneyto loan on approved
Security. E.W TAYLOR.
Where did you get that hat? The
Lanpher hat fits your head like a glove.
MISS Lou Daniels of Groton is the
guest OF Mrs. Goodmanson this week
II Move out and store your stoves before
Nniouse cleaning {. f. Russell will do the
Mob.
Attorney J. H. Mccoy was down from
ABERDEEN on professional business Thurs
day.
nave Tor sale ome horses, harnesses
tanda buggy. Enquire of Mrs. Joh r
INckeown.
Miss Pothea Peterson of Waubav
spent Sunday visiting friends in this
City.
\ II you need cut flowers or DOTTED
Nplants Tor Easter order them at The
Fair.
A. Z. Davis had sufficiently recovered
from his recent illness to come to town
Friday.
For sale.-My residence property in
1.-THE First Ward. House 2Sx2S two lots
md barn 1Sx32. |. b. Niles.
Lanpher hats IN spring styles now
ready. All colors in stiff and Fedora
shapes.
We have now the incest couches ever
In town. We want you all to see them
Peniamin 4 Foster.
Y Another car of the Genuine Ray mond
coal just received at the sheds Of +. A.
Nearne.
\ Just received a car load OF buggies
and s~urries, ali OF the latest patterns at
NChas. Hawkinson's.
Those who suffer the untold miseries
OF headache try Aesculapius, % cents
at Pioneer Drug Store.
G. F. Brass, OF The Fair, departed
Sunday night on a weeks visit to Glen
coe, Mimi.
A The best chocolates in town. Our
Mail TO get them al ~Peabody's.
The commissions of the census en- nm
orators were issued by the census Office
this week.
Ii you want clothing, buy OF the
merchant who sells the Lanpher hat
and you will be up to date.
Y Dewey's Presidential boom may not
be asspccess, but the City Millinery Store
|Sertainly is.
v New line OF Hemstitched Lunch cloths
and side boards, scarf without stamp
ing at the City Millinery Store.
L. Cannon, OF Howard Co., la. was in
this city Tuesday looking for real estate
Investments.
Do you want a nice residence lot. l.
have a dozen | will sell cheap.
u b. b. Compton.
Geo. Hammerbacher moved into
rooms in SeYery residence opposite the
Court house Friday.
n A. fragrant and delicious smoke
Washington Irving, 10 ceuts.-at Pea
Rody's Drug Store.
Rev. J. Lange OF Minneapolis, called
on Rev. II. \. III. feitnnlan Oi tGIS city
the first Of the week.
Do not send away for wall paper you
Ian save money by buying at home, we
Make back hall roll. Ross < Co.
Mrs. ID. Z. Harrington and daughter
! and Miss Moe OF Waubay, were Web
ster visitors Monday.
I Try a Washington Irving and be con
WINGED it is the best 1Oc. cigar in the
harket.-Peabody's Drug Store
Irving Graham oil the firm OF Sikkink
G Graham, general merchants OF Strand,
was in the city Friday.
1 Go to Chas. Hawkinson's Tor The
| Dowagiac Drills, also the Monitor Drills
are the best on the market.
Bicycle Repairing, /
Bring it to us we will do it right and
Mt the right prices. All work guaran-
Need. Pioneer Hardware Store,
X A. Small, Prop.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-04-19
WAY TIME TABLE.

rent wet.
bills at this office.
b. a quiet election day.
Fair Tor garden seeds.
Players are good e them.
Beer ON tap at Flags saloon.
Bicycle crop is in full blossom.
Eoble was in the city yesterday.
he the best-Washington Irving.
showers are a little behind hand.
paper all grades and prices at
Co.
assessment in the A. o. L. w. for
bny a pac kage for garden seeds
Fair.
schmitt drove to Garden City
you seen her Darling Kate at
6y's.
is a popular diet atpresent, even
is over. -.
:. Hawkinson sells hardware and
right.
B your job printing to THE
EER Office.
Easter bonnet was the whole
Sunday.
Bargains in Day County Lands
ink Anderson.
Machine men are getting in their
Esse days.
Blatz bottle beer in pints or
at F~lagstad's.
Chas. Hawkinson for j. l..
tanning mills.
Bush, Waubay's attorney was
hty Friday.
creations in millinery every day
City Millinery Store.
Gottschalk was down from
EN- Tuesday.
9 buying wall paper call and see
e have. Ross & Co.
ty new patterns OF baby cabs at
Furniture Store.
Bros. have come out with a
Fspring dray.
andle Paris Murton Chocolates
(hul, they can't be beat.
ted a good girl for general house
Enquire Of Mrs. Il. E. Egge.
hstine in all shades at Thul's
Drug Store.
Pest Northern growngarden seeds
cent per package at The Fair.
inc OF samples $50 new ones) OF
at the Old Furniture Store.
YER q Schmitt have come out
lne new ad. Read 1t.
the jewelers. is headquarters
ythlng in the bicycle line.
10 your old wheels and trade
ones at Ross the jewelers.
Hyde moved into the Tracy
y the avenue Monday.
re sure to admire Darling Kate,
eabody's to meet her.
thing New! In fine stationery.
shapes and tints at Peabody's.
Woodwork OF the Bristol
was a city visitor Saturday.
Does Your
eco new cutters, q new roof, or
raythiLg in the line of tin work?
10 the Pioneer Hardware Store
Ioo Job and at the right price.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-04-19
Celebrated Lshish Cross Greek Hard Coal
AL. Also ss.n e
Wood sawed and everything delivered
when requested.
announcement.


Having severed my connection with
khe Pioneer Hardware tin shop, and
gone into business for myself, | invite
all my friends aud the public generally
TO call and see me when in need OF any
thing in the line OF general iobbing and
repairing. Will make q speciality oil
storing, blacking, repairing and unsett-
ing stoves. Ifeel it is unnecessary to say
Anything OF my ability.as n workman as
tfteen years residence has established
Me fact that | do f~irst-class work.
When in need oil anything in this line
can and see the old reliable timer at
the Md Wm. Mas warehouse.
e. L. Russell.
FOR SALECHEAP-Cash or on timd
with good security, Southeast quarter
Section "a, Township 1872, Range SO.
rwo miles northeast OF Webster, =. ID.
Address: Chalmers Curtis,
Pctoskey, Mich.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-04-19
1000 Men Wanted 1000

TO buy tools, hardware, harness, guns.
Lolcycles, gasoline stoves, paints, oils,
Srushes, etc, at the Pioneer Hardware
Store.
Tom McAllen and S. L. Purdum Of
BRISTOL Were city visitors Saturday.
All kinds OF seeds in packages or in
kuik at the Pioneer Drug Store.
Ten dolls given away Saturday after.
9pon at the matinee by Hills Players.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-04-19

F~~sHsE
K NJ Ea
|.T.sDE
M1~E
rgsNanMI
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-04-19
HARNESS..

You will always find IA complete line
lof single buggy, light driving and
Neavy draft harness at the Pioneer
hardware Store. Our prices are right.
y A. Small, Prop.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-04-19
FURNITURE, Carpets,
Llnoleums Oil Cloths,
Benjamin 4 Foster.
Baby Cabs, At Living Prices
Etc, Etc. And Easy Terms.
Sunka-to Kennels,

I. am ready to take dogs to be broken
Tor next falls shooting. My system is
practical field work and l guarantee
ls~6tisfaction. Kennels. open May 1st,
V9OO. A dog broken by the force
Estem is a true worker and can be
rtlled upon. Correspondence solicited
\ S. H. G~roshong, Prop,
Wauhay 8 u
Mower County transcript., 1900-02-07
Moody and the Bully.

A few years ago, when Mr.. Moody
was preaching in the slums, he was
delayed in leaving the hall till latr>
in the evening. The exit was in h
back street, and as he left the build
ing he found a number of roughs
waiting to annoy him. AS he walked
along he heard them say: "Here he
comes!' and they prepared to jostle
him from the sidewalk. Going
straight up to the ringleader Mr..
Moody held out his overcoat and, with
self-possession that commanded COM
Flete respect, said: MY friend, won't
you just help me on with this over
coat? am not quite so active now
as I was at your age and some day.
when you are as old as I am, I'll be
glad to do you the same favor" No
bully was ever more completely taken
hack with surprise. He held the over
coat for the evangelist to get into it.
and then, thanking the young man
for his aid, Mr.. Moody went along uu-
molested. Chicago Hmes-Herald.
Mower County transcript., 1900-02-07
WIRELESS TELEPHONES.
BY Which Human Voices Are to BE
Readily Heard Through
the Earth.

Sir William Preece's wireless tele-
phone experiments, by which it is an
Eounced it has been possible to hear
distinctly series of taps used on the
Morse principle, has caused great in
terest in the electrical world and has
been made the subject of a statement
by Dr. Peter Stiens, who has been hard
at work for years on a system of wire
less telephony.
In an interview with a representative
of the London Central News DR.. Stiens
said:
Il have read some account of Sir Will
liam Preece's wireless telephone ex-
periments, but may say that am not
working on Herzian waves at all. NV
principle is that of using only one
means of conduction - namely, the
earth. simply send electricity through
the earth from one apparatus to an
other in sympathy with it. No high
poles or balloons or anything of that
kind is required for my system.
MY apparatus is small and portable.
Ut course, l cannot, for obvious rea-
sons. just at present tell you about it's
construction and method of use. have
not had an opportunity Of examining
Sir William Preece's system, but I see
that in the newspaper accounts all that
is claimed for it is that the users can
hear taps, which, when used as Morse
system, can be utilized in the sending
of messages.
Nov, from this it would appear that
to be able to use his invention one must
be telegraph operator or other per-
son understanding the Morse code. Of
course | don't know what Sir William
has in mind for the future. but claim
that by my invention not only taps, but
the spoken words, the sound of the hu-
man voice, can be heard and that at
great distances with excellent results.
Soon hope to be in a position to give a
series Of practical demonstrations in
the presence of electrical experts. y
Brooklyn Eagle.
Mower County transcript., 1900-02-07
SCIENCE AND INDUSTRY.

A concern in Iowa is making farm
wagons wholly of steel.
Japanese florists have succeeded in
cultivating rose which looks red in
the sunlight and white in the shade.
1t is observed by travellers in Siberia
that the effect of constant cold is prac-
tically the same as the effect of constant
heat. The people develop disinclina-
ton to work, and become strangers to
ambition of any description.
On homogeneous irons and low-carbon
steels, not subjected to heat-treatment,
it appears that each one per cent. of
nickel added, up to five per cent,
causes an increase of about 5000
pounds elastic limit and 1000 pounds
tensile strength.
Maine stands second among the states
in the daily output of pulp and paper.
Including the product of the three
plants now building it is estimated that
the daily output will be 2,165 tons and
the total investment in this class of
property will be $3o.0o0,o00.
Aluminium shoppers for bottles are
now being made at the rate of several
thousapd pounds a week. The blanks
are cut from sheet metal and, after
shaping, rubber gaskets are forced over
them. Such shoppers have retained the
gas of effervescent fluids for four years.
Artificial silks are made of wood
fiber, reduced to cellulose by the action
of acids. This is dissolved to a glue
like consistency, forced through holes
in glass and drawn out into threads
which dry and harden in the air just
as those of the silk worm or spider do.
The Simplon tunnel, which is now be-
ing bored, and which will be the Sec
ond connecting link between Switzer-
land and Italy, is to be the largest tun-
mel in the world. Its length will be 20
kilometers, or 1874 miles. The St. Goth
ard tunnel has length of Is kilometers,
and the Mount Gents tunnel, between
France and Italy, is 13 kilometers long.
Mower County transcript., 1900-02-07
(eFFICIAL PUBLICATION
A LIST OF
DELINQUENT TAXES
UPON REAL ESTATE

Wtn1n the County Of Mower. State of Minnesota,
1or the year. A. D. 1885, remaining delinquent and
unpaid on the first Monday In January, A. D. 1eoo
4no the penalties accrued thereon
STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF MOWER
~-ss District Court, Tenth Judicial District
N1ne State of Minnesota, to all persons, COM
pan1es' or corporations, who have claim any
estate, right title, interest in, claim to, lien
upon' any of the several pieces parcels of land
IN the list hereto attached described:
The list Of taxes and penalties on real property
1or the County of Mower. remaining delinquent
on the first Monday in January, 1soo has been filed
IN the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
tne county of Mower, of which that hereto at
tached is copy. Therefore you, and each Of you.
are hereby required to file in the Office of said clerk
on or before the twentieth day of March, 19oO your
answer In writing, setting forth any objection or
oe1ense You may have to the taxes, any part
tnereof upon any piece parcel of land described
IN said list in, to, or on which you have claim
any estate, right title, interest, claim lien, and
IN default thereof judgment will be entered against
such piece parcel of land for the taxes on said
list appearing against it, and for all penalties IN
terest and costs. o. J. SIMMONS,
Clerk Of the District Court of the
tseal) County of Mower.
Mower County transcript., 1900-02-07
! LIKE A TIGER CROUCHING
1nuia's Natives Dangerously Awake
to Events Now Happening in
South Africa.

Private correspondence from India
describes the people of all classes as fol-
lowing the progress of the war in South
Africa with the keenest interest. One
letter graphically says that India is
watching events like tiger crouching
for spring.. Another from the north
west provinces. commenting on the ef-
says:
You do not realize what this war
means to us. We get but scrap pings and
belated wires = The true effect
of the war is to be seen around us. The
educated Hindoo and Moslem-a very
small percentage. say. two per cent. of
our population of ss7,ooo. .OCc-read of
the disaster at Ladysnith. They call all
the Hindoos to the temples and the
Moslems to the mosques. and they are
led to pray for the British arms recent
~ defeated in Il far-otf land Now, the
illitaraie Hindoos. the poor 'fellahs,' the
'cooiies.' the 'low.nders, know nothing
but what they are told. They hear the
prayers and say: THE Belattee Sahibs
(British) are defeated. Is there a ma
tion greater than Britain? And if some
people can defeat them, cannot we also
strive to regain our lanG?' To counte-
nance this sentiment you need only re-
fer to the papers. Murders and raids
are getting far more common. Our
troops are hurried from station to sta
ton, just to demonstrate that we are
still here, and nightly I sleep with 600
rounds of ammunition under my bed
the safest place can find. You at home
do not realize all these details.'-N. Y.
Times.
Mower County transcript., 1900-02-07
Compulsory Vaccination in Japan.

Compulsory Vaccination In Japan.
The mikado's government recently
decreed that vaccination and revaccina-
ton be compulsory. Children must be
vaccinated before the tenth month, and
revaccinated at six and again at IL
years OF age.-N. Y. Journal.
Mower County transcript., 1900-02-07
PrODePty in Illlnoa.

The assessed valuation of property in
Illinois this year is s202, ,425, ,3s4 in ex-
cess of that of last year. - Chicago
Chronicle. s.. -
Mower County transcript., 1900-02-07
Man Drunk. Block Signals sober.

Mum Drunk. Block Signals sober.
The introduction of block signals On
"rpilroads running fast express trains
has lessened the danger and also Gre
ated a feeling of safety in the minds of
those who are compelled TO travel to
any extent. The pilot OH the engine of
the postal express, when it reached New
London. bore the signs of an accident in
which some track walker had lost his
life. The engineer knew nothing Of it i,
nor could he tell when the supposed
accident happened. None of the oper-
ators could shed any light on the mys-
terry, but. strange to say. the operator
in the tower just eas, of the Westerley
station failed to respond. Repeatedly
he was called up. but to no purpose. An
Investigation showed that he was lying
on the floor dead drunk. From the ap-
pearance of things it looked to those
present at the station as if the man had
aset out deliberately to celebrate. All
the signals were set at safety, and there
was no reason why the towerman
should have been disturbed.-New Ha-
ven Register.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-30

Or. &ea, @riinber bes Soutbern Mebical
unb Sur9ical S~nititutes gu 9cuispiue, &pg
NIT etablirten Sffcen in ben SauptitGbten
Der Ser. Staaten. autor populGrer Webi=
cal gSerte rSiibrer CUR @eiunbbeit," ,@e=
Iunbbeits= Journal, AerpOie S6wG6e, lib
re nria9e unb Seiluns."
Bonn staate antbortfrt.
alugeu=, Dbren=, siate= unb Salsfraufbei j.
ten, 9rannlirte Nu9enlioer, Staar beieittgt.
i9eele Qn9en ridttg 9eiest obae S6mera
ooer 8efabr; Eliubbeit porgebeust; Iaufens
be Sbren, 5aubbeit, Sbrenflinoen, &atarfb,
8ronditis, Gitbma, &ranfheiten Der 9eber,
beg MfageRs uno Der G~inge,peibe, Sartleibis.
tett, Wtasenfatarrb, @aleniranfbeit, @elbs
lutt, Nteren= unb 8laien=S eihmerben, Saru>
HUB, Nierenfranfbeit, &iidenihrpdde, nrins
BREMEN, 81 Dfters nriniren u. T. M. 8lut=
nlo Sautfraufbetten. Stropfeln, Simmer, Sis<
%blattern, ecSen1a, 9eidwiire II. 10. NerS6te
&raufbeiten, epilepiie Spitorie, S9lasHuS,
9ebe snberoruB, Ebeamatismus, @euralsia,
Ser3framfbeit, !dpade Circulation, Sera,
flopfen, Shipinoel Il. m. Sumter, Sc
fdmnlit, sebeilt obne 81 ihneiben, Dbne Gns
ipeneuns BON Nrstn1itteln uno ebne Ghmera
-neue Aetbobe. SGmorrboiben, ssiitel,
8eritopfuns, Srauenfraufbeiten, idmerslpie
Weniurotion, nerp6ie Shpade, fueiBer
SluB, sebeilt mad elmer mpnernen Metbpoe.
&eine unlieblameu luteriudunaen. lluae,
aeitaltbeiten, Slnmpfife, Eiesun9 beg Gid<
9raoes, lane lanes Wabstbum Der &inber;
tribe Sdpinbiudt, Sropf, fleine unb idpas
DIE Sbelle perer6bert uno peritarft. @leid<
ptsl, rper bel Der Vebanbluna e~rfolalps mar.
Seine &eriude nod elm @iBIinaen. llnheiIs
bare Sale ni6t 9e1ommen. geibe @ei6le6=
ter peri6wie9en unb pripat. COMPUTATION
uno Examination iIr babel SSntereiiirte 81.
. +. & a,
oouispiue, Sp. minneapolis, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-30
Tarrrt u, %perfaufen.

Sine quite Sarm pom 160 slcres, l Meile
pom fatb. Stride, 5 Meileu pon Giienbabn=
Station, lit biais Su perfauien. @lte ge=
bGuli6feiten, so Icres g%Sieien9runo init
hieeenbem @aiier, 40 acres inter Slug,
60 gcres @eibelanb unb 10 IcreS NIT Talo
beitanben. Gilter 0ebmboben. Die cine
AoGlfte Der Sru6t mie aud bes Seues bleibt
Bel benz 9anbe, menn iofort 9etalltt. %
Der Gi9entbiimer nidt baielblt mobnbaft 1T,
1T bas 9anb iebr biui9 81 baben. Yreis
$4,000. Gin Sbetl baar, uno ben Heit mad
Bunid bes &dufers. @e9en ytdberem wenbe
iid an Serntatn Sltunat, ct.
Gloub, Minn. SEAT
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-30

pas Gplegelp ntdt geaa1rt tpurDe. Dte
S4par5flassen mari4iren na9 pe.
ting uno perpiiften bic 9esenb auf BEN
Dsse bortbtn.
(Gopprisbt She 4foc. PreB.)
Ystina. 81. Iusuit.
8eri9ten aufolee befinoen ii9 be-
ipaffnete Gbineien Ibtbeilungen iib@
lid uno peitli9 bon petins. Die benz
ealii6en 2anaenreiter entbedten eire
gut berf9anste Mbtbsiluns in einem
bier Msilen iiibpsitli9 gelesenen Dor
fe. Man alaubt, baB bic beften dime
iiffen 9efeblsbdber bort bas goms
manbo fiibren.
9eute aoaen mebrere Mbtbeilunsen
Der 0erbiinoeten duf Gecoanpsctruna
uno pliinoeruna aus.
Dte faiferlide Stabt unb bic psrboa
tene Staot limb nod unter 8epa9uns
be- tnternatiomlen 8sfeblsbaber.
ct. pstsrsbura. 81. @usuft.
Der General 9robetoFf, 8efeblsz
baber i'm Imuraebiet, meloet unter'm
"a. Muauft, baB bic &ufsn &ram gti
unb 5f4a Sfaau befebt baben. Die
Gbinefen fanbten einen parlamentdr
au benz General &.nnenfampf unb err
iu9ten INN giniteluna Der 5einofeliaz
teiten, aber Der rufiifae General erpi:
terte, haB er ni6t in Der Sage lei. Die
STANDARDIZATION einauitellen.
Mfrifa.
gapitabt. 81. Iuguft.
2orb &obsrts fam aeitsrn in 8elfait.
tin paar Weilen bon Mahaboborp, an,
tpo er nit ben @enerGlen Butler, s5ren6
unb Bole : garetp aufammentraf. Ilz
les lit nun fir ben 8ormdrih bereit.
gplumbisn.
&insftpn, Samaica. 81. Wuguf.
6eute bier bon Colon, golumbien.
singetroffene YoitnahriGten melben
Rdmpfe nahe gartbaaena. tpp bic &s.
boluttonGre nod Stdnb hdlten in Der
9offnuna, bon Der neuen cpnferpati=
ben gartei einen aepihen Mntbeil an
Der Hegierune su erbalten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-08-30
@liif auf!
Sic Gureea Gaal Shining Company
bon gti@monh, Sorab 3. o..
Stearns Gountp, Winn.,

lit nit $40, 900 attien : Sapital %incorporirt
unb ~oiiertrte fiir;li6 $4,000 bapon gum Ser
faut Don mel9er Summe nod $1,000 unper=
fault blieben. Der Greis per 9ftie lit iest
25 Gents, mir perfaufen a5er ni6t weni9er
ais 100 berlelben fir $25 On cine Gerlon.
Sur6 S%obrunsen uno geolosii6e Sorldun=
gen ii1b mir pom benz Sorbanbeniein zines
mGdti9en Soblenlagers auf unierem grunb=
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