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The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-10-18

COLUMBUS, o., Oct. 17.-Not once
since the great Blaine demonstration in
1886 has this city been so crowded with
visitors as it was last night, the occa-
sion of the appearance here of Governor
Roosevelt. Every hotel was full, and
thousands of those who came to hear or
see the governor were cared for mt the
homes of residents Of Columbus. Ten
speeches made to large audiences since
leaving Cincinnati at s o'clck in the
morning had not impaired the governors
vocal organs, nor did he show any evi.
dence of fatigue when he was introduced
at the Auditorium at $50 p. m. An inn
patient throng had been awaiting him
nearly two hours.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-10-18
PRESIDENT MITCHELL.

opinion of the operators. be an admission
that the operators recognized the union.
One operator said last night: "Once we
enter into correspondence with the Unit
ed Mine Workers we are going TO have
the same trouble the operators in the
bituminous region have. There will be
nothing but correspondence all the time,
and the owners of n mine will not know
whether they are running it or the Unit
ed Mine Workers are running it for
them"
The strikers here profess not to be dis
couraged with the outlook. They say
eventually the companies will give in and
the men will be ordered back to work.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-10-18
NO SETTLEMENT YET
Coal Carrying Companies Con-
fer With Headquarters.
SCRANTON RESOLUTIONS UNNOTlCED
Operators Opposed to Any Rccogni-
tion of the Miners Union In Their
Transactions-Strik Think
Companies VIII Yield.

WILKESBARRE Pa, Oct. 1.-THE
representatives of the coal carrying COM
panies here have been in communication
with headquarters in New York regard
ing the settlement of the miners strike.
The resolutions adopted by the Scranton
convention were mailed to all the coal
companies and individual operators.
They all bore the seal of the United
Mine Workers organization. and there
was n request that n prompt reply to the
communication would be thankfully re-
ceived.
The communication still remains on the
desks of some of the coal companies un-
opened. The reason for this is some
Of the operators do not want to commit
themselves in any way as recognizing the
miners union.
To enter into any negotiations with the
officers of the organization would, in the
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-10-18

worse for travel. He also wore travel
stained black soft hat and tie that had
seen much service. But his face glowed
as he grasped Mr.. Croker's hand and he
looked the picture of health and spirits.
Mr.. Bryan held an informal reception
in the parlor Of his suit at the Hoffman
House and was then escorted to the din
ner in the Moorish room.
Before he went to dinner Mr.. Bryan
tarried in his apartment for few min
utes, while the Rev. DIR. Sumner pastor
of st. Matthews Lutheran church.
Brooklyn, presented to him a gold headed
cane voted to him at fair of the church.
Holding the cane in his hand, Mr.. Bryan
said:
II do not as q rule use cane, but if l
do as much work in the next few years
as | have in the last few years | will
have need for one. If l should be for
tunate enough to succeed this fall, this
cane will be at the White House, where
the members of your flock may ut any
time have the pleasure of seeing it."
Mr. Bryan spoke to large and enthu-
siastic audiences in four different places
In the city. The first meeting was held
in Madison Square Garden at 1880 p. IN.
An hour later he appeared before Il vast
throng of waiting humanity on a stand
erected at Twenty-fourth street and
Madison avenue. After u short address
there Mr.. Bryan, escorted by Mr.. Croker
was driven to Tammany hall. There he
spoke for about half an hour. The last
speech of the evening was at Cooper
Union, where large assemblage pre-
viously entertained by the Democratic
candidates for governor and lieuten
ant governor, Messrs. Stanchfeld and
Mackey, gave the Nebraskan a generou:
welcome.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-10-18

LANSFOItD, Pa, Oct. 11.-About
1,5OO men and 60 women and girls march
ed Is miles from the south side of Halle
ton region for the Panther Creek valley,
where they expected to close all of the
ten collierics of the Lehigh Coal and
Navigation company. But just as they
were nearing their destination they were
met on II mountain road by three com
panies of infantry and at the point of
the bayonet were driven back four miles
to TamaqUa and dispersed. Another
crowd of 800 strikers from the north side
Of Hazleton also marched here and sue.
ceeded in closing the company's No. 1
colliery at Nesquehoning, near Mauch
Chunk, before it was scattered.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-10-18

Over the greater part of the New
England coast the supply Of clans has
suddenly diminished to an extent which
has become alarming. Extensive areas
which four or five years ago produced
great numbers of clans are now prac-
tically barren. The explanation is sim
ply that the demand has increased at
such a rate that too large a number of
the natural "seed" clans have been re-
moved and extinction suddenly fol-
lows
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-10-18
CAPTURE OF PAO-TlNG-FU
Doubted In London-SOuthern Re-
beIIion Spreading.

LONDON, Oct. 17.-There is no con-
frmation of the reported capture of Pao-
ting-fu, of which, according to the Shang-
hal Echo, NJ. Decline, the French consul
there, has received news. The report is
generally discredited in London, especial
ly as there is no direct telegraphic COM
munication between Shanghai and Pao-
ting-fu.
Hongkong dispatches tell of the con
tinued spread of the southern rebellion
The Hongkong correspondent of The
Daily Express sends a report that the
British torpedo boat destroyer Handy
shelled 1000 rebels who We're advancing
on San-chun, killing 40 and wounding
hundreds.
A dispatch from Shanghai, dated Oct.
16, says that official confirmation has
been received of the report that the Rus
sian southern army has occupied Fieh-
ling, the terminus of the hai-kwan
railway. The occupation was effected
Oct l.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-10-18
The Naiser's Mustache.

Emperor William has had TO aban-
don that peculiar curl of the mus
tache which has helped to make the
kaiser famous because Haby, the inn
perial barber and the on.y man that
knew how TO do It, has been dismissed
for impudence and for trading on the
royal favor he enjoyed.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-10-18
Good News From Porto Rico.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1T.-Secretary
Long has received II letter from Governor
Allen of Porto Rico in which the latter
tells of an extensive tour of the island,
Of the prosperous condition of the sugar
crop and the outlook for n very salts
factory coffee crop. Governor Allen pre-
diets that with these prosperous crops
the people of the island soon will be uL
on their feet financially.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-10-18

WATERTOWN, 5. D., Oct. 17.-Sen
ator Hanna's train stopped at II town.
in Minnesota and South Dakota during
yesterday with Watertown for the prin.
cipal stopping place. At nearly every
town of any Importance through the val.
ley of the Minnesota river and across
the praires of western Minnesota and
eastern South Dakota Senators Hanna
and Frye and Victor Dolliver of Iowa
made speeches varying in length from 2
to 20 minutes. Large crowds We're pres.
ent at nearly every stopping place.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-10-18
Earth lie at SISaguny.

VICTORIA, i. C., Oct. lU,-A severe
shock of earthquake occurred at Skaguay
on Tuesday last, lasting from 230 to 3
Il. m. The news was brought by the
steamer Amur, which returned yesterday
afternoon. The shock was not as seri-
Gus as the heavy ones Of September last
year, when some of the glaciers were
shattered, but it was universally felt ON
the Lynn canal and in the vicinity.
Whether it was felt along the coast or
in the interior could not be learned.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-10-18
KiEnck Highly Valued.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1G-Fifty thousand
dollars is the price asked for two kisses
by Mrs. Antonio Filzkow Of 10 East
Fourth street. She has rendered bill
for that amount to DR.. Anthony Hoff-
man, a practicing physician at Ill Sec
ond avenue, and in part l of the supreme
sourt today she will try to convince a
Jury that the rate of $4,000 kiss is not
too high and that the doctor ought TO be
made to pay it.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-10-18
Bryan's Programme In New Jersey.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1.-THE pro-
gramme of w. J. Bryan's visit to north
eastern New Jersey, which will be on
Oct. %, has been arranged. He will be
met at the Marion station. Jersey City,
at p. m. by committee and Demo-
cratic clubs and will make an address.
He will then be escorted to st. Joscph's $
hall, where he will speak, and then to
st. Peters hall, where a third address
will be made. Next day Mr.. Bryan will
talk at $3.50 Il. N. in the Lyric theater,
Hoboken, and will then go to Orange,
Summit, Morristown and Dover.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-10-18
Payinp Census Takers,

WASHINGTON, Oct. lI.-Up to yes
terday $3,419,3I3 had been paid to cen
sus enumerators who made the enumcra.
ton for the twelfth census. These men
numbered nearly $4,000, and all but
about couple hundred of them have
been paid off. Those who have been set.
tied with averaged an earning of $64.9l
each, which is about so each more than
was paid for similar work in the taking
of the eleventh census.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-10-18
GneheI LnNY RenenI Enils.

FRANKFORT, Ky, Oct. 13.-The
conference committee on the repeal bill
to the Goebel election law failed to agree
The house adopted a resolution providing
for sine die adjournment today at mid.
night. The senate adjourned to meet to
day, the assembly will most certainly
adjourn today without repeating the Goe.
bel law, and the election will be held
under that law.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-10-18
Miss CAST Completes Her Ride.

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-Miss Cast
completed her ride of 1000 miles at
7;051a last evening. She covered the
distance in 222h. 5lam., beating the rec
ord of Will Brown by 3h. I'm. At the
conclusion of her ride Miss Cast was ex
smined by two physicians. who pro,
nounced her to be In good condition.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-10-18
NEW POLAR EXPEDITION. I
To BE Fitted Out In New York md
Commanded by l.. II. Baldwin.

NEW YORK, Oct 13.-William Xeig-
Ter, well known and wealthy citizen Of
New York city and large interests in
Brooklyn, announces that he will pur-
chase two vessels, fully equip and man
them and send them in quest of the
north pole during the summer of 1901.
The expedition is to be in charge of
Evelyn b. Baldwin, who was n compan-
ion of Lieutenant Peary in his attempts
to reach the pole in 1898 and 1894 and
also member of Walter Wellman's ex-
peditiOn
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-10-18
Another Football Fatality.

SACO, Me-, Oct. 15.-Iniuries received
in scrimmage in a football game Satur-
day resulted in the death of Ernest III.
Townsend, 10 years old. His spine was
hurt.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-10-18

RELIEF IN SIX HOURS. s.-Dstressing kid
ney and bladder diseases relieved in six
hours by "New Great South American KID
ney Cure" 1t is a great surprise on account
of It's exceeding promptness in relieving pain
in ladder, kidneys and back, in male or ie-
male. Relieves retention of water almost
Immediately. II you want quick relief and
cure this is the remedy. sold by c. A..
Klein, druggist, T2S w. Main St, Blooms
burg, Pa. 4 70 Iy.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-10-18
Earthuuake In Intlin.

LONDON, Oct. IA severe earth
quake, says the Bombay correspondent
Of The Daily Express, has occurred at
Jodhpore, in Rajputana doing great
damage, although causing but slight loss
of life.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-10-18
Many Injured In street Car Collision,

SEATTLE, Oct. II. - Fourteen per-
sons We're injured in collision of street
cars on the line between Seattle and
Renton. A dense fog prevented the mo-
torman seeing ahead
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-10-18
Bocr Commando Suffers.

DURBAN, Oct. 17.-Near Nryheid O
Boer commando was taken in am.
buscade by Bethune's mounted infantry,
the Beers losing 60 killed, 80 wounded
and 10 taken prisoners.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-10-18

THE PRESIDENT A SLAVE TO CATARRH.-
d. T. Sample, president Of Samples install
ment Co., Washington. Pa, writes "For
years l was afflicted with chronic catarrh.
X medies and treatment by specialists only
gave me temporary relief until was induced
to use DR.. Agnew's Catarrhal Powder. 1t
gave almost instant relief. SOC. IS
Sold by c. A. Klein.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-10-18
Rnsebnll Senson Closed.

NEW YORK, Oct 15.-The final game
ON the National league schedule was
played at st. Louis yesterday. The home
team shut out the Cincinnatis, thus tying
with Chicago for the fifth place.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-10-18
shark Twain" Back From London.

NEW YORK, Oct. 16.-AmOng the
passengers who arrived last night in
quarantine on board the steamer Min.
nehaha were Mr.. s. l.. Clemens, Mrs
Clemens and the Misses Clemens.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-10-18

The baker makes dough" because il
means money TO him.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-10-18

The miser is for getting but no, for CIV
ing.
The Columbian. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1866-1910, 1900-10-18

When woman gets her mind set on a
dress she is likely TO change it.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14
Gampf smiiden 0ebsu unb Sob.

SEER IS. u. 5inea pon Wandes
ter, Sa.. iast in Der Seidreibans
Ieiner fait munoerbaren &ettuns pom
'Sobe. @rfdltuns mad Den Walern
bradte 9unsenleipan, Oaa TIT Sdlpino=
lubt ausartete. SD bate bdufis
Slutftirsunseu unb bultete Sag uno
Ra6t. Mue meine Oeetoren lasten,
ia miiIe buLS iterben. Damn be.
gam i6, Or. &inss Stem DISCOVERY
sesen Sdwinoiudt gu sebrauden,
Oas mid uOuitdnOis beilte. SD mO6te
ni6t oapan lein, wenn Die Slai9e S.
t~oitete. SunOerte baben es aui meint
@mpiebtuns bin sebraudt, unO au'
lasen, baB es ME uerfeblt. Sals,
Srult= unb 4%unsenleiben gu beilen
&esuldre @r6be Scots unb 81. Ser;
lu9sHai9en fret in @. S. Subn'i
Npotbete.
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Der .SeOrbaern"-DOnnertas BEN IL. sa., 1909.

guf antras murbe bic &e6nuns bon Elm
coin Gountp, Glib afota, in In9elesenbeit
Der Maria 8. @libhen permorfen, neil lie
ni6t ais seiebli6e So,berun9 9e9en Stearns
County betra6tet waro.
aui @ntras Sertasun9 sine die.
s.. 4. Meper
Soriieer beS Soaro Der County sSommiidre
pom StearnS Gountp.
@eitGti9t:
"a. @ruber, Gountp @uoitor
uno Err o~tiicip Glerf beS Soaro.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14
Stp;efau=N acbricbtcu.

5 Nm "a. Sunt, Dem 5Selte oes bl.
Sobannes, miro in Der pom bo6n.
Ben. Ni6ler gu Welroie paitOrirten
st. Spnifasius : Stride bas Seit De,
erlten 81. &inDerfommunion aui's
feterli6ite besansen meroen.
S Oie @runOiteinlssuns Der neuen
ct Mi6ael's Stride gu Sprins 9in
finOet am Wittmob, cen 81 oieies
Wonats, bur9 ben bobm'iten Sii9oi
Srobec itatt. Wtit bieIer tir6l6sn
,Seier pirp elm @EmsinDsfeIt peranital=
tet, gu benz iest bereits Ssrtebruusen
aetrof Ten werOen uuo nobel Sp,ins
0ill seisen miro, Do aud feline Se
ipobner IS uerlteben, Elm orbentli9es
teit gu arransiren uno Sen ,Sremoen
gdlten re6t a%nseuebme Stunoen gu
bereiten. Sober Sreuno unb G0nner
Der 8emeinoe Sprins fill lit gu bic
Ter tirdltben uuo weltli6en ayeier
bersli6it ein9elaoen.
sSeute, Sonneritas, in a6t Sasen
miro Die @lodenpelbe in Der pom
bodp. l6errn S @erni6 paitorirten
ct. @enDelinus s@emeinoe in yurem
burg burb ben bodm. Generalpifar
50. Nasl uOn st Nusuita unter ben
entlprebenoen geremonien por9enom :
men merDeu.
s Sn ben 2aubssmeinben Der GiO=
seian ct. glolo miro beute bas id0ue
Srobnlei9namsfeit bur9 feierli9e
Yroseilion i'm Sreien auf sebibrenpe
Meile ~begansen meroen. oeSn Der ga
tbe0rale wie in Der u. g. 6trbe 81
ct. glouo lit biele Setter auf ndditen
Sonntas uerlest. unb wiro in beisen
@%otteshduiern bic Srobnleidnams
Ero;eilicn uad Dem feierltden Sod:
ante burd bic &irde sebalten wsroen.
S @enu aud eate 9enrp tein Slons
bpte lit, 70 itebt IS bod anoeren
Stdotdsn an So6bersi9teit wirois
our Settle. 2reb Der ldledten Grit
teausii6t erfreuten bic Witslisber be,
oOrtisen Ct. Warsaretba @emeiuse
ibren friberea Yfarrer, ben isst In
Der beordnstsn 9ers Seiu @emeinst
gu 9ittle SAILS anseitsutfn bs@w.
6errn @m. 0anse, nit liner 9ollsttt
pom 800. Soft iesne es alien reid
LID nit seitli6cu mie eptsen @atern
s 6eute, an boben NrObnleid
namsfeite. wirS Der bodtp'lte SER
Sii1of Srobec IN Der pom bodm.
6errn @eneralpifur 60 Rasl patio:
rirten &ir6e gu ct; Nusuita unte'
ailiit.ns bes bo6m. 9farrets, bee
bo6m. P. @resor. 8. g. g.. uni
bes bodw. !6s,rn &iden BON Sain
Giouo elm Yontiftcalant cslebrire,
uno nad bemlslben III Der Trobnleia
namsprossliion baS sli,rb.tliaite tia
gen. Na9mittags miro Der Oberbir:
te bas bl. Satrament Der 6irmnn!
lpenben.
s &ommenbsn Sonntas mira be
bohw'ite 6err giIasf Srobec ia ct
Solepb oas bl. Saframent ber Sir
mung ertbeAen.
s Sci Der am Sonntag 1orse'
bura ben bo6piten Serrn g,Ibo
lrobec polsosenen gtnweibans be
E"neuen Stride gu Oumono preois'
So9oerelbe In enslii6er anb benz
? i9er Sprade. uno bel be. na9mii
tass fattsefnnoenen @inueibuna ce
, neuen &ir6s gu @beaton belt bchn
: 6err @ibbpas pon ct. Raul bic Set
prebiet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14
Sin ansebeurer SeufelsEj9,

Der iein Opfer seritOrt, lit wie Ser
ltopfuns. Die @emalt oieler &rant=
belt ersreift bic Orsane, Neruen,
Wusfeln unb bas @ebirn. Iber Or.
Sings Neue 3ebenspiaeu iinb eir
ii6eres Wittel basesen. Oas Bette
in Der @elt fir Wasen, 9eber, Site:
rem unb @insemeibe. Sour IS Gents
in Us. S. Subn's Mpotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14

- On bait uertebrte Sesrifie fir
Elm 10 junses Subititut, ,uenn Ou
oenflt, buB bu bas ndmli6e bilt mie
Rod9 Wountaiu Sbee, Der pom BET
WaSilon Weoisin 60. fabrisirt mirb.
Srast euren Npotbefer 30. Wolitor..
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14
Sauf Genter.

9ier bat am Dienitas bic Sabres-
uerlammluns Der Nortbpeitern gap;
tilt @hociatiOn besonnen; bieielbe
wirb bic gauge ISOLDE anbauern uni
Wtittel uno Wese werben belpro9en,
Der Sette 9rOBere Serbinouns gu per.
l6aiieu. ct. Glouo lit burd ni1t
gang Elm Oubeno Saptiiten pertreten,
albanp bat ni6t einmal ieinen Sduie,
Jobannes ben .3,ueiten seianbt.
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Sittle salts.

9err .. s.. @roB bat feline bieiisen
Sreunoe wiiien laHen, baB er nit iei;
ner Samilie nod elmer le6s Sage an
oauernoen Sabrt in Orange, Sal. ,
9lidli6 a%nsefommen uno baB es iei
ner Samilie I'M neuen 6eim ausseSei6
net seidut. Samilie @rOB bat lid
p Wteilen pom Nnabeim, elmer &C.
miitbliden beuti6en Staot, auf elmer
so ader sroRen 6arm, uon beuen sebn
afer nit Ipritoien unb sebn nit
@aunuBbdumen bepflanst iinb, nieber:
aelaiien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14

belt. Sect 81, 80, 10, IS, 200; Conn Sol:
bino, @e9es unb Sridenarbeit, Sect 20. Il
unb anoere Seetionen $50; Sown 9olpln9,
@ese. II. S%riideuarbeit, Sect q, A, Is, 500
Sopm Strain, We9es nno S~rdtenarbett, Sect
Is unb oubere Sectionen 400; Comm gafe
Ceoroe. Me0es uub Suidenarbeit, Sect z u.
s uuo ouoere Settipneu $50; Somn Vate
Neurp, @c0e uub Sriitenorbeit, Sect 10,
% unb anoere Sectioneu 200; Sown We
Souf, @e9e uno Sriifeuarbeit, Sect ID,
l59; Comm Ye Saut. SSe9ee lino Srildenarz
belt, Sect . unb 1, rs; Comm Surembur9,
NSe0e uno Sriifenurbeit. Sect q nno an
pere Sectionen. 1T; Comm Wtaine Froirle,
gSeoe uuo Sriidtuorbeit, Sect ! uno dnoere
Sectionen, 300; Conn Ntelrole, @e9e7 uno
Sriidenorbeit, Sect 20, II. s nno Z. 100;
Spwu Ct. Soleph, Me9e= uno S~rildenaroelt,
Sowu ct. Nolepb, Neoe uno Srlltenorbelt,
Sect 80, 200; Sowu ct. &euoel, sSc9ez uno
S~riidenarbelt. Sect ~ uno anoere Sectloren
800: Somu ct. &enoel, We9e uno Srildeiz
arbeit, lsct II, 10, ~, 100; Conn Sattllelo,
weacz uno briidenarbelt, lect b. l25; Soipn
3ipn, we0e ilno briidenurbeit, lect | ~ llo
| ouoere iecticmen. $50; Comm ct. Ir9u'ta,
me9e uno briideuarbeit. iect 9, 10; Soipr
| ct. Nl0uito, meges unb brildenarbelt, 81.
IS, IS; Spwu ct. Nn9ulto, me9ez llnp prntz
feuorbeit, lect 2 uuo 3, 81; Conn Fapress
pile. pe0ez uno briiteuarbelt, lect IL, 100;
Conn gppu, me1e- uno briiderlarbelt, lect
26, 300; Staot Wtelrole, ipe9ez uno brlltens
orbcit. feet 81 mno 33, 300; Staot Salt
Gentre. @cge= graoiren Der Staotipe9e SOU.
4ui 9utra0 murbc paS @ellh oes :. ".
| Maptcr iiir ~%crrin9ernns Der SteHern per
worieu. -Nolgcnoe @eIube tllr Npanoerlin9
Der 9blbGeunQcu unb Serrtl9erun9 Der
| Stelcrn murnen benz Staatsonipalt emptobz
len: QSm. Ntlrpbp, dut IS Iter III mt |ect
s. t l26, II 3, $i0.32; Games ,\n9ram ollt
| Terionaleisentbnm I'M Comm Melrole l4,59;
6. g. Nerlein anf Reconsideration I'M %ll7
looe Gben %aQep 3.19; ). ". @drlln9tolt
ouf got 8, Slod =, Sioielte Eurf ct. Slouo
O.5S; Selena @rapen dIlf Ferlonalel9en7
tbum in ct. Glpup $3.50 Hut Intra9
&ertaoun9 bis 8 llbr anperen Mor9ens.
Spnnerlta9, ben 10. Vtal 1900.
Ger Gerta9uno aemGB trat Der Sparo gu
iammeu; ale Otit9lieoer onipeleuD; y. Is.
| Meper ais SSoriiper.-sluf Nntra9 mllrpe tols
genoer Sei6luB gefaBt:
| Staat Minne'ota, | &C
StearnS Gpuntp.
ga baS inter benz 9tamen rrlliii6e Siitet"
b~cfannte untralt iein Grl6einen 9ema6t
uno eS in StearuS Gpuutp 9~eilnoen worben
lit, 10 lit hermit in llebereinltimmun9 nit
Dem @eiete pom Soaro Der County Sommil
iGre bei6loiien, Dap suonSiS Gage mad Der
i3eit, III Der Der geihluB 9efaBt purpe, Die
beitimmte Sriit lit. rpdbreno melder alle Ser
ionen, @eleulhaiten nno Sorporatlonerl, DIE
| Qnuh bpiiEfu iuuerbulb oeS QeuQuuteu Solll1=
tn, eriu6t lino, bic auf ibren eGuoereien &C.
fnnoenen ruiii6en Siiteln ~seritoren lpllen.
Gen 10. Otai 1900.
y. i. Meper,
Toriieer bes Toaro Der Gountp %Gommilare
pom Stearns County.
SeitGti9t:
rs. @ruber, Gountpz auoitor
unb erzoificio Glerf oeS Soarb.
9lui antras puroen iol9enoe &s9nunsen
PrInrhi.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-14
Banide fur bic 3ufunft besleiten bie
uon nns ideibenSe Samilie auf bas
neue Mrbeitsfelb.
Mlbaab.

Sn bieier ISOLDE mirb bic gad1tein=
betleiouns uniererS 6mersbaften Wut=
ter9ottestirhe, mel6e unter Nnlets
tlns bes Waurermeiiters Saul 6o=
idiol pom ct. Glouo CUR aIsemeinen
3%ufriepenbeit belorst wurbe, polenbet
meroen, uno unter benz slei6en Werfs
Iiibrer wiro Ioiort nit benz Sadltein
umlesen bes neuen 5eidditslotales
oes 6errn Oiebri6 besonnen weroen.
-au6 bier miro cine idone, anse=
meiiene Seier bes Siertsn sSuli lebs
bait bslproben = Oienlta9 tebrte
0err Mnbr. WeiS pom Wtorton, mo-
er Dem Acknowledgements ieiuer Saue=
tier %beiwobnte, nad bier surit =
Srdulein Sopbia Gbrilten, melhe III
rer @elunobeit balber mad Walbins=
ton %rellte, miro binnen Gursem piez
Der bier Suriderwartet, ba bas &limo
in ienem Staate feline siinitise @ir=
flung auf ibren f0rperli6en s3uitano
bot.