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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-01-31
TO BE CONTINUED.
KILLED BY A BEAK BLOW.
The Loon Ii a Dangerous Bird With
Which to Battle.

The Loon Ii a Dangerous Bird With
Which to Battle.
The loon, or great northern diver, Ia
powerful bird. The following in
stance Of one Of them conquering a
man happened few years ago:
A young NIicmac Indian, living at
Grand Lake. n. S., wanted to get the
skin Of one Of these beautiful birds to
present to his mistress on her BIRTH
day.
One day the youth, who was an adept
at initiating the peculiar sobbing cry OF
the loon. succeeded in calling a bird
within shooting distance. His shot,
however, failed to kill outright, and
the bird. although so severely wound
ed that it could neither swim nor dive,
yet retained sufficient life and strength
to remain upright in the water.
The boy, thinking that his game did
not need another shot swan out to re-
trieve it, but when he approached near
enough to seize the bird it suddenly
made Il dash ut him, sending its head
and neck out with a spring like an ar
row from bow. 1t was only by a
quick duck Of his head that the Indian
succeeded in cvading the blow. He
about the loon several times, at
tempting to dash in and seize him by
the neck. but the wary bird succeeded
in foiling each effort by continually
facing him and lunging out with his
powerful neck.
The Indian then swan up to within
few feet of the bird and. diving under
him with considerable skill, caught
him by the legs. He carried him I'M
der. and. although the bird struggled
fiercely, managed to retain his hold.
But when they both rose to the sur
face again Il battle royal began. the
Indian seeking to carry his prize
ashore and the bird attempting to re-
gain his freedom. The bird. however.
was too much for his foe and before
the Indian had covered yard on his
shore bound course disabled him with
vicious blow from his beak full Oh
the naked chest.
The effect Of the blow was almost In.
simultaneously fatal, for the beak pene-
trated close to the Indians heart
Youths Companion.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-01-31

s@ An express engine consumes 10
gallons of water per mile.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-01-31

Daredevil Career of j. Y. f. Blake, Who
is Fighting In the Boer Army.
Grand Rapids, Mich Dispatch.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1900-01-31

Strong was busy In the kitchen. A
part Of this conversation was after
ward related by the minister to his
wife. A part of 1t he afterward said
was unreportable-the manner Of tone,
the infection, the gesture Of his re-
markable guest no man could repro
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-21

befor. It sailed. Only one ship goes to
Guam every month. and it is very lonely
Our next stop was Manila, which is six
days' trip from Guam. 1t was very cool
entering Manila Bay. The only trouble
in the BAY is the water is too shallow for
large boats, and we had TO cast anchor
about two miles out. Upon reaching the
Palace where all Of the large military
Offices are located I found our headquar-
ters had been moved from Bautsta to
Manila The change took place june list.
When [ reached the Palace" the first
American I saw was Colonel Maus. who
wa= chief surgeon Of the Department Of
Northern Luzon. but VINO - how inealcal
ana sanitary Inspector OF the philippines
T can't tell vet whether will work for
hin, ~ ro,- fine colonel who succeeded him
&c chief surgeon. He wants me to be his
secretary. and hope he can get me. He
told me / could have few Gays rest
Americans here do moi rlue Oh me street
cars 1,,,t always hire calmattas. which
80 81 90 cents CIexican) per hour. or
n cents American money. My boarding
ho,,sa is ahout three-fourths OF a mile
80 +1,a .15aIace," at which Colonel Naus'
offfca Is located. and on account OF the
49, lido IN and from the Office. Board
is very expensive here. / nave to pay
So Mexican per month iI,, s'l'g 'tis NOES
charge as high as SEQ MeHic1n.
- 80 . ,,ar,+Ia7nan board with is an
.,,,l-;,a,, arii everything is cooked Ameri-
80, etI.Ia About ten young men board
LII, roe ana some have been in Manila
80 ,-a.,.., and say they like very much,
but ! can't say that am stuck On tHe
place, but suppose Will IlKe better la'er:
They say came over az q GOO tiiiie
tho vnar as The rainy season IS about
o,.or tho,,eh we had lots OF it yesterday
o,a no iay -,sore. Immediately upon
,i,.aI T coi1o5 m, q tailor and had some
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-21
POLICE MATTERS.
Richmond Crook Uuder Arrest in
Washington.

Richmond Crook uuder Arrest in
Washington.
The detectives are on the lookout for
a short card man thought TO be COM
ing this way from the South
Richmond detectives are looking for the
owner OF q iaay 5 gold huntinS-clse watch
believed 10 nave been stolen by William
Johnson, a noted crook of the city, now
under arrest in Washington
The arrest was made il a local pawn
shop, where Johnson was cndeavoring to
pawn a lady's gold hunting-case watch.
The proprietor Of the place was suspicious
Of the man, and communicated w. po-
lice headquarters. Detectives Barbee and
Williams proceeded to the store, and, after
questioning Johnson, placed him under ar
rest
Major Sylvester telegraphed the Rich
mond authorities asking what they knew
of the prisoner. Johnson having said he
was from Richmond, giving his address
at No. 10 East Federal Street.
Major Howard replied that ne knew
Johnson, and the owner of the watcn is
now being looked for.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-21
KNEW HIS BUSINESS.
Knew Something Besides What lie
Read in Books.


The wise. nD-to-date, modern doctor is
no longer tied down to the hard and fast
rules Of what his medical books say he
Shall use aud what he NAV withhold in
treating his natIent
The successful doctor nowadays is the
one who is naicl TO avail himself of any
remedy. new or old, which holds out Il
chance OF cura no matter whether it is
AiIonathic u0meanatI1ic or neither one.
Dr. Tennis,n in an interesting article
on indigestion ana dyspepsia. saws: mine
tenths of an naonIe. VINO applv 10 me for
advice ana tra9tment think they have
Mi. sf,n3anr -. rbat ajlment. hut find
ON. close examination, that their whole
+rn,,f,I, ,,.ig-S, f,.,,,, NOR digestion
.rba,- - 80. ,i,,atita tho food ,ha,-
80, a.. 80, -, s1a1 [yhvY RecaIsa i
= I'M b,It li,ts+gd causing hin blood
,ooly ,,s,.,.l- S=7Is,r,Iassness aching homes
|;1S - - r,,,,,,ation nj eases helen.
,T,, ,lli me rF,a,, baiiovn tbav
- l,rs, ~. i,aarf sisaasa rbol,,
I'm in fact n,os+
every disease nm The right one
eN IL ,e U5ft1Se ~. o"' yhoIe froube is in the
stn,,,aSf -, ~ ,',,,here else Now what !
Al r,,;tb - ,,,,It ,,oonap DOM feed them
w ~ Sssil f3ois like habies nar
oiS =, nor natant rostrn,,,s
81 ott'tis .,ha2It No bn13o,iiIh
VII A!loW iloY,i,. f1a . rer7aj5y 3I,s
~! pti , ,..S''l VII ~ cnntairs ana IL 80
aha effac+S y i''''
Eo,, ~ -, ,atients have but ono
nresrrin nj u aayise them to go to t5e
nearest d,.,,. store and get 50-cent box
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-21
u,hc Now COLLECTOR.

Tho news Of the appointment OF Cap
tain Asa Rogers to the position OF Coilec-
tor Of Internal Revenue was very SFatl-
fvinc to the people III the custom-house
generally. Captain Rogers is popular
with all the deputies and clerks III the
Revenue Department.
1t is thought he will appoint Mr. n j:
Smith. the stamp deputy, as his chief
deputy. Mr.. Smith has made an ideal
officer. ana is thoroughly familiar with
the business Of the Office. In the event
OF his promotion some one in the office
will be made stamp deputy, and Captain
Rogers will have the appointment of ?
new man TO make.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-21
VILLAGE TO TOWN
IN TEN YEARS
The Remarkable Growth of Laurel,
Mississippi.
THIS ONLY ONE INSTANCE.
illustration Ct, the Development Under
WAY in sIany Parts Of the South
rs Consequence or the
Humber Trade.
THIS ONLY ONE INSTANCE.
Especial dispatch to Tho Times,}

,..,,.,,.- Ann -,,,,,7,.,. % Tho
growth oi Laurel, -i.S7.' ~ ''t
from :. NiliiaGt ol llc inhaalt2AtS' 70 d
4,z-9 90. eu5a pai.il4lien is an illustration
i.,..,-,,. ,,,.i,.,.,,.,,- i'm 7nauy
parts 81 lha S3Dlh, as - e3iAat' i'''i11 -
-ha ,pnlacr trade. Tho spur to l.alrel's
..i, ,t~5s,,.-..5 ia Tho establish
q .,-
IN 'llN''
der OF which perceived mat me -''i"9
from which taav were getting timber
.,,,,5 MON. ,.l1lI.,aic AS cotton pro
4t,,,,
aueorS 10y inc 11-A2' iS'li''e'-~ % q
mill i'm tae town TINS mas heth efeS'e'
at a cost Of &25n,tsh ana a 'G59'ogo cotton
seed oii min is being hdiit- 4 uel VIII DC
supplied in the shape OF waste rom me
saw mill. Iais combination ~ slW iIlli-7
and cotton mills offers chan2e L" iaD"F,
ghoth i'm manufacturing ana i&fmlliS' en-
dances the yt.:sG OF iahd DS SiNihS y iu!eN
market 10 agriculture ana ny 9iLttih7
lgnea-cr lrap@a 70 iallF2dH ehleii!' $50
makes its effects 10 DC let AT ptSNanl
points. The relation ct ium2eflnS TO ran
2oad building in thc South Is Traced III an
article this week in The Manufacturers
Record which says:
NUCLEUS OF \ SYSTEM.
1T is interesting to note, however. that
not a few Of the so-ralled tlamroads, con-
structed originally merely TO get out TIM
der for the mills or for direct shipment
10 market. have developed INTO very nm
nortaut Transportation lines. in The North
and West cus-sia has been prevalent
among corporations using steam power
for haulins logs aud The finished product
10 abandon he lines when the timber IN
the vicinity has been secured, TO tear up
the track and either build the road else
where or sell it TO the highest bidder with
its rolling stock This has been partly
due TO The fact that much OF the land rom
which The timber has been cleared has
been found Improbable for cultivation.
and has not attracted settlers. Many Of
rhe tramroads originally built in the
South were constructed for temporary
alse, as the promoters Of the various en-
terprises did not appreciate the fertility
OF the country traversed BY railroads, and
Gid MOI imagine that amy tratiic other
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-21

1t looks now very much as if Captain
w l.. Daughtry Will certainly be elected
to succeed Major Sol. Cutchins. of the
Blues Battalion. He will be ranking
officer when Major Cutchins resigns
There is much opposition to the PROPOSE
ton to go outside Of the battalion for
a major.
The six commissioned officers will elect
Captain Daushtry is one OF them, and
will not, OF course, vote Three officers
are said to be determined to elect Cap
tain Daughtry, and the others are very
favorabIy inclined toward him
In the event of Captain DauShtry's pro-
motion it is thought First Lieutenant
Thomas Spencer VIII be made captain
of Company =.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-21
SHORT DOCKET,
Great Dispenser tlad Little 90 DO Yes
fnrli


tcrday.
The Great Dispenser had a short line Of
pilgrims before him Yesterday, and it
took him but short While TO dispose OF
them.
Joseph rye. an Old familiar pilgrim,
was found guilty Of being drunk and dis
orderly in Il bar-roon, and escaped with
a line of $50. which ne could not pay
Willie Johnson was drunk and gave in
Cications OF being a suspicious cllarac-
ter. He was given - me or thirty days
in Jail.
Harp Cousins (coloredl was nccused of
heating his wife, but the evidence was
insufficient and a dismissal was ordered.
John Williams (coloreD on the suSta n
ed allegation that he was disor-
derry on a Passenger and Power car, was
fined 5000 and costs.
Eddie Burrell and Robert Foster color
ed on the allegation that they are sus-
pic.ous characters had their case CON
tinuec to the 10Th instant.
Niles Rolling (colored) was assessed s.
for hitting James Rolling with L brick,
and then Miles raked up an old charge
against James for being disorderIy in
front of the First Presbyterian church
(cOlOredD last August, but the charge Ttt.s
dismissed.
l.. j. Preller ind c. II. Walden for
fighting on the street, each pad 500,
The same rabbit foot was worked on
Louis Shuman and ida Patterson.
I.etha Brooks tcoloretD, charged with
assauitins, f. w. Hounihan and with
keeping II dsorderly home, viii be heard
on January Sd
Mark Mead cursed and abused John
THYME $2.50 worth.
r. NJ Batlette was dismissed OF the
charge Of obtaining a gun on false pre-
lenses from I. W. Tignor
Sol Woody was dismissed Of the charge
of being u suspicious character
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-21
I,aGy's life WAS Saved.

Mrs Churchill Minor, while driving
along Louisiana Street in Fulton, wed
nesday evening, met with a peculiar &C
cident.
Mrs Minor who lives just below the
city was in town marketing, and while
driving along Louisiana Street Il horse
attached TO a drummer's buggy walked
off and collided with her buggy.
Her horse became frightened and dashed
up the street overturnins the buggy,
Fortunately, the harness broke and re-
leased the horse from the buggy, thereby
saving Mrs Minors life
Mrs Minor only received a shaking up
and several bruises.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-21
No PARDON FOR
MISS ANNIE WYATT
Likely 10 Serve Out Her Term
Notes Gathered About the
State Offices.

There is every reason to believe that
Miss Annie Wyatt, who was recently con
victed OF petit larceny in the Richmond
Police Court, and sentenced to ninety
days in jail, will serve out her term. as
Governor Tyler IS not going TO pardon
her with the lights that are now before
him
While the Governor has not announced
his final decision in the matter, it may
be stated tllat unless the young lady shall
be abe to pFoduCe some very much
stronger reasons for her release than those
already presented to His EXcei!ency, she
will have to serve out her ninety days III
t2:l.
Secretary Ben. P. owen, Jr.. has gone
to Washington on official business
connected wan the Executive oel''t-
ment.
Senator %. ]. Harvey, Of Patrick. ana
Judge J. Singleton Digs, OF Lyncnbufs,
were callers on Governor Tyler yesterday.
,rt.r. Governor commenced work yes
ter5ay on The batch of conditional par
dons granted by the Board on Tuesday.
He refused 10 grant the first one he con
sdared. and then laid them aside to look
after some matters Of more sweeping I'M
Dortarce.
Auditor lIarye yesterday made a call
upon the State banks for q Statements OF
Their accounts UP to the close oil business
on December 18Th, 1900.
Mr.. J. G. Hankins, chief clerk to the
Secretary of the Commonwealth. IS re-
ceiying the most hatterins assurances OF
support from electors for the position o.
messenger, TO bear the returns i't t; tt,g
Ntrsinla t-lectoFAi Y-oLLl5e -
States SG,sile, d 80 t,aar re
The following Charters -, aS so,r DJs,r If
corded in the ONCE q the CI.s,,Ii
the CommoIlWetilli, 'lGe 49,, rI-nrt
Company, hoaie'Ns' oUp, siI.S 49,,
of the lnproTsa JfaeE u NliL7ii'1 ~ t,.,
Aaec7oeeS o. tLle ~ rI,,,a = w White
iemtspheres Norfolk Inc M ~ ,I,;', -
hurst t2ln2'uS = ~ - ,t,,nr,,,In An.,rt-
Bank, NltSdieSe->, ) -'a At''+i''H1 -
mentS COMPANY. y - '' r,r >-,ro
The report % thu' -
WIa-ch Is nov ~ ~ - -,
is expected 70 Ds ~ =, tlif -. 60.
me proc 80! ~ 80 ~, ,,o,ort
raj Name anu !. =
! VIII De reaGy IoI otStl i""ti''L -
| ], 1901
Mr.. Z. G. Akers, oil the oih5e % the
Railroad CoIh mss iIcI' :
! turn from l-S [.Liy"-7 T.
mas @Gei .7lleit''. .,i o,a-, az MOI
Ex-senator j. .t,Aii 's''l -, '. -, ~,
SON. was AT liie l+'0ldts Seslsl 10y.
Brown who IS a great SPORTSMAN, :, IN \.
he finds game eNcee 20, 9-sS:Ie -,
section this year me same 80, >. q pe
North Clifoi. llh' "he-t . "'79 =
spent some tine retenI.S- IN, ,.o,,.,,,r,
Inc ho4r9 % to''S-'sl9 s.o1,oo1
meet to-HaI - eis1t III,
superintendent lor tiq county ~ &c. " - a.
land to succeed w p. IL llfeL,sS'' @ ee.
ceased IAefe are tilis "ttA'-''A's 10
the place. ., e NJ,
Alessrs. ;. !. Gilman treasurer oL -
Wludie; george VI: nu7e,
Roenoke county ", ~ LL',r, :
OF Gloucester ana George A. = tDo' 1l'as
urer OF portsmouth were az Tue [A'''i '''
once yesterday
Solonei JQhn '" S-'ciELluS?i Ises,-9 7st
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-21
THAT PENSION ACT.
II May Sc Annulled at the Extra

4 prominent member Of the Legislature
said Yesterday that. in the event the Gen
eral Assembly shall consider any general
legislation at the extra session. the pen
sion act would probably be amended.
The law passed at the last session,
the gentleman stated, has not given salts
faction by any means, and, while il has
taken much money out Of the treasury,
the sums received by the veterans have
been. as a rule. so small the recipients
have. received but little benefit.
It seems hardly probable, however. that
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-21
FROM BARTON HEIGHTS.
Personals Gathered from Over the
SiuGuCr

Mrs e. a. Ward, VINO has been visit
ing Mrs George II. Ware, of Virginia
Avenue, mas returned to her home, at Ry-
land. \. c.
Miss Helen Briggs has returned to her
home. after a very pleasant visit to her
sister. Mrs. W. e. Cosby. OF Virginia
Avenue.
Mr. Edgar Logan and Master James
Logan. VINO have been visiting Mrs. j.
Z. Long, have returned to their home,
al SabOt Va.
The Barton Heights Amusement Club
met at the engine-house last night.
Miss Edith Cosby VINO has been attend
ms school at HoIlins Institute, has return
Ell home to spend the holidays.
The Town Council held a meeting
Thursday night at the County Club.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-21

ago. are In the city. They are s,opplns
at New F'orGss Hotel. The bride. before
marriage. was Mss Frances Wilisnshaul.
6aGehter OF Rev. r. j. Wili.aghau. OF tais
city, who called s91n the happy younsss
couple to-day Mr.. L.nscosno IS a leading
lawyer at his home He IS a brother q
Mr.. L II. LipscoIn5 Geek at EoraA
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-21
FGr the Poor.

The ladies Of Lee Camp Auxiliary will
be pleased 20 receive contributions for the
poor. for whom they are getting up has
ket. Of provisions, clothing and money.
All such may PES .9e sea 5.4 Mrs J. w White,
Randolph, No. So East Grace Street
srhese gifts Will be presented TO the poor
t,birstnas Eve.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-21
The Record Received

The record in the case of w. S. Dew
inc vs.. Frank Woods, from the United
States Circuit Court for the district of
west Virginia. was received by the Clerk
of the United States Circuit Court OF APP
,,aals to-day. This IS a canse involving
the title to 5000 acres OF land in West
Virginia.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-21
FAT AND LEAN

That IS, babies: fat, they are
happy and safe; lean, they are
neither happy nor safe.
Apart from being entirely
healthy or not quite well, fat
one has much reserve of vital
strength TO resist any sudden
attack, while the lean one has
little or no reserve.
The way to be fat and we'll
is SCOTS emulsion of cod-liver
oil. A little: only a little.
Not any, if healthy and plump
already; "let well enough
alone.
Wen send you li:,le 10 Try If you Ike.
SCOTT s. BOVINE. 400 Pearl street. New Yo.k,
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-21

general legislation will be undertaken at
this extra session. Many OF the most IA
t,uential members are unaiterably opposed
to anything of the sort.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-12-21
visitinr Hero with Ills Bride.

Mfr. and Mrs. W. r. LInpscomb. %
Rome, Ga, who were married few days
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21

~ Sas uon BEN NnseitelIten Sc,
Great 0ortbern 8abn, bel @reer
Safe, am nd@iten Samitas absubals
tenbe Pic=gtic peripri6t srobartis 81
perben. @rfriidunsen a0er Nrt, TO-
wie sas pom Sadmann gotter cube
r~eitete, iebr beliebte Sce=Gream mirb
bort gu treffen iein.
~ 8erlanst Elm fatbolil@er SUIT
&c, INN bas S9miebebanbwerf gu erz
lernen. Sofortiser Gintritt ermani6t.
Ndberes BEL Sobn MeinS, &odpiue,
Wtnn. 25:bo
a. @er bic Dol, $. 0. @olter
sebotene sinittse @elesenbeit, sutes
Sdubseus gang bi0is gu %faufen, urs
benust poriberseben ldbt, lit fein eis
sener Seinb. 9.ba
e gommunionansise in id6n.
tier unb sr6Bter Muswabl gu SIS, 6
Anb So BEL @ebriiber Mbeles.
e Ser pon Sobn 50. @olter
sebaltene S6ub.N usuertauf bat eineu
suten Grfols. Sein S@ubaers 1T
gut unb bauerbaft unb bic Pretle itnb
fabelbaft serins. 9'ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21
Seitebt barauf &oDal 5u baben.

Gopal gadpuluer wirb wabridein:
lid fait pom jebem Sdnbler in Spese:
reien i'm Staate p~erfaaft. @enr
ni6t, mirb Der @rocertit BEN &uf lei=
mes Stores itdblen, penr er es bdlt.
&opal gadpulper ielbit wie au6 BIZ
Yaquete, bic es entbalten, thinner
nit auen NabritoH=@ elesen unb nit lie:
benz anberen @eiebe bes Staates ibers
elm, uno menn irsenb Elm 6anoler iei=
men Serfauf bebinbert, tbut er es muir,
UNI Elm biQiseres unb i6le@teres Cub.
ftitut benz &unben aufsubrdnsen. Oit
8adpuluer sebrau@en, unb bic es nu'
rein unb seiunb, fret BON @(aun, mol:
len, iouten mad Hopal frasen. Oit
Nutoritdten ipre6en bieier Sorte Der
sr0Bten @ertb unb bic b09ite &raf1
au unb anerfennen iie ais rein unb &C.
Iunb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21

~ gs sibt uiele, wel6e usrba=
ben, tire Sarmen ober ionitise 9dn=
bereien gu uerfaufen, warten aber auf
before Yreiie. Oie ridtise 3eit gu
.perfaufen lit, ,penn bic Waioritdt
0anb fauft, unb ni6t re6t lift es gu
uarten, Bis IS gu ipdt lit. Oie GDp=
per 2aHb Company bat piele
&unben fur quite 2dnbereien. @enn
Scene, bic gu perfaufen beabii9tisen,
ibre 9dnbereien gum gerfauf iener
@eieIi@aft iiberlafen, 10 mirb bieie
gang ii6er einen &dufer safir finben.
Sbre Office lit i'm Cooper Slod at
5. Muenue, unb bort lit bas 9aupt.
quarter fir &dufer unb 9erfdufer
Dol, 9an6ereien in bielem Tbeile bes
Staates. 29s2t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21

~ @out Sbr Elm id0n, 8 @obn=
Simmer ober Office, bann fault Cure
Sapeten bel Suiiep & Sburs=
bale unS labt iie Our@ einen ibrer ar=
better anbrinsen. ba
~ Sine before gjelesenbeit, GU
tes S6ubseus bilis gu taufen, mar
IN st. Glouo ME seboten, ,uie serabe
lest auf benz ausuerfauf pon s. SO.
w0lter. 9=ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-06-21

~ Sapeten, Dele, Sarben, aues
MIR pon Ser ~auerbeiten Sorte su
9ertnsem Freile Bel Suiiep &
: bursbale. ba
- Gommunionansise in id0n=
tier uno sroB auspabl su SIS, G.
ullo IS bel @ebriiser IbeIes.
- Die bette ausmabl an Sa=
peten Ser peri6iebeniten Sorten Ut
ben nieorisiten Preifen BEL s uiIep
IL Sbursbale. ba
w gommunionansise in id0u=
tier unS sroBter Iusmabl gu IS, 6
lnb IS BEL 9ebriiber IbeIes.
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Sfptij fir Sbanfli;ens.
sts urs ''t eouutu, IS.

Stearns County, w.
Gs miro hermit befannt 9ema6t, baB Dem
Soarb Der GommiiiGre pon Stearns Golntp
ELM l9riftli6es Geiu6 unterbreitet murbe, in
mel6em I'M 9iSens fir Serabreiduna 9eiiti=
ger @etrdnfe POM l. alguit 1900 bis l. aI=
9uit 1901 on na6itebenoem Elate pom nad=
9%enanlter Eeri on na6geiu6t pirb, nGmli6
Solepb Sen9el, HodpiIe, Minn., auf Ser
Sownieite pom Hodpiue in einem Sront;im=
mer 22x26 SUB 9roB auf ebenem Soben zines
Il Stod boben, NIT 3ieseliteinen umfleioeten
@ebanbes, bas lein Gi9entbum lit, BON ibm
oils S9anflofal 9ebraIbt wirb unb bas aui
Got | Slod A auf %9enannter Sownieite pon
&odpiue i'm Comm &oduiue, int %9enanutem
Gountp unb Staate selesen lit. rleber se=
NANTES @eiu6 mirb Der Gountpratb am
Sienita9, ben 10. Suli, na6dittass 3 ubr,
I'M Gourtbauie gu ct. Gloub entl6eiben. =
Den 8. sunni, 1900.
g. 8. @ruber
asst County, aubitor.
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Tarn, in p%erfaufen.

Cine nabe Gurrie, Murrap Co., Minn.,
sele9ene, 24O afer sroBe Sarnl, nit Getreibe
einseiGet, nebit Eferben, Mai6inerie II. /. no.
Grrrie lie9t an Der Giienbabn, bat fatbolil6e
Stride, Yrieiter, fatbolii6e Sibltotbef II. /.
NJ. @e9en Gaberem i6reibe man at
G. s. @ a e,
29=3t Gaitbampton, Maii.
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~ S@ubseus fir @roB unb
&lein, pom feiniten bis gum sroben
arbeitsidub, biuis gu faufen auf s.
8. @olter's QusperfQuf. 9sba