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The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
Macmillan,s Announcements.

The fall announcements of the Macmil- Ian Company includes a very attractive list of books which that well-known New York firm will bring out during the pres ent season. The list embraces biography and history; fiction. outdoor life, travel and description; art, archaeology and ar chitecture; poetry and belles letters school textbooks. philology; politics, economies, and sociology, medicine the plogy and other sciences.
 Tn the list of biographies is included "A Life of Napoleon" by Hon. Thomas E. Watson. MT. Watson's Story of France" was such a pleasant surprise to the lit- erary world that the advent of this vol ume, which will be in a manner a se- quel to his former work. will be looked forward to with much interest A new and cheaper addition of Hamilton w Mabie's William Shakespeare" is also announced. Other important announce ments of this character are: "The Max Ing of America" by Jacob A. Riis; s.George Washington a Biography" by Norman Hapgood; Select Documents of English History" by George Burton Adams: 'Arnold's Expedition to Quebec" by John Goldman, and Reconstruction in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
COLUMBUS IS OPPOSED.
Sad Discovery by MT. vignaud-Was
 America Ever Discovered9

Harpers Weekly. --,.-, .-.,
 And now Columbus is to be pushed from his pedestal and lose the standing he mas long had in our school books. A MT. Vignaud of the United States Embassy 10 Paris, has just completed book that is heralded as the last word on our fa- Vorite hero's reputed discovery or Amer jet According to the advance reports. Columbus is more thoroughly shattered than the celebrated-or should l say my thical?-egg he cracked when showing the Spanish courtiers how to make 1t go with Shakespeare and Homer and all the other immortal frauds. l agree to this the more readily because I incline to monistics philosophy that denies that any man does anything, but that every thing is done by all Has it not been proven that If the red slayer think that he slay he is laboring under misappre- hension, and does it not follow that if Columbus thought he discovered Amer ica and if Mir. Nignaud thinks he has de- error? But to get back to workaday methods of thinking and reasoning. I fail to understand why MT. Nignaud was so moderate as to stop with the destruc
 ton of Columbus. Why didn't he keep right on and show that America was never discovered and that there Is no such place? If he had done this he could have counted on a large measure of SUD- port from America itself. The Christian Science Church claims a membership of uously that matter exists. Now, America is about the likelest lump of matter of which We have ar illusion, and if that matter does not exist, America does not exist, and there you are. or rather are not. But the real matter for regret in MT Nignaud's achievement Is the dis couragement it gives Co men of genius. What is the use of doing great deeds and
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12

The~Advertisers free trip to Buffalo Contest has ended. The coupons have all been carefully counted and the win- ners have been named. The name of each is Willie" William H. Taylor. the most popular policeman. leads the grand march with a handsome major ity, with Prof. William N. Philips and Mir. William D. Martin holding beau tiful lead over their competitors. Com monly speaking, it was "a walk over, although the next combination ran eX- ceedingly well and gave evidence of their great popularity by polling an ex- traordinarily heavy vote. It was simply case of just as An Sin, the Chinaman predicted some time ago.. somebody had something up his sleeve The result to- day shows positively that the Celestial knew d thing or two.
 This terminates one of the most inter- esting contests ever held in the South and not only adds laurels to the hustling ability of the citizens in general for their ready response to friends engaged in the contest, but also lends fair com plexion of honesty in the way the con- test has been fought out on lines of strict popularity and fairness. While it has often been said that a newspaper contest for popularity does not mean the real popularity to the winners, let it be said right here. that thfs contest has de- veloped friends for both sides of the lead ing combinations who would have zone
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
ITEMS OF INTEREST.
Brief Paragraphs of News Gathered
 on the Streets.

NEGROES sARRESTED-Carrie Walker yesterday by Justice R. H. Jones, charged with assault and battery.
 APPOINTMENT MADE-United States Marshal L. J. Bryant yesterday appointed c. M Cox of Ozark. Deputy United states Marshal. with headquarters at Selma
 CITY SCHoOLS-The city schools open Monday, October z, Superintendent Floyd has been busy lately having the different school buildings renovated and every thing put in first-ciass order
 CLEAN sTRETs-The street sweepers are kept Busy these nights and MT Keating, who has charge of this depart ment Is being congratulated on the clean appearance of the business thoroughtares. ESCAPED CONVICT CAUGHT.-Just before dusk yesterday evening Police Or fcer Joe Peoples arrested Henry owen; negro who is said to be an escaped convict from the Stockade on the We fumpka road.
 SERIOUS CHARGE.-Ed Brown. a negro was arrested in UAion Springs yes ferday and Deputy Sheriff Sam Belser went after him and brought him here ana locked him in jail. Brown is wanted to answer a warrant charging him with carnaI knowledge of a small negro girl, whose parents reside on Peacock Tract.
 Famous s.Just Wright" shoes just arrived. Just for men. Just latest styles. Just fit any foot. Just cost s4.oO.
 BULLOCK & FLEMING.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12

acquiring fame if all the glory is to be snuffed out by modern higher criticism?
 My recent reading leads me to believe before their accomplishment and spurious afterward, which is an unsatisfactory paradox. While it may satisfy the van ity of ordinary men to know that the great are no greater than themselves eX- pt in dishonesty I feel that we will be in sad way if sane people should be forced to the conclusion that critical scholarship. instead of having construc- tive value, is to become the refuge of en- Vious mediocrity.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12

Tn the fiction list new books are prom ised from Maurice Hewlett, Gertrude Atherton. Marion Crawford, Robert Her rick, Alfred Hodder, William Stearns Davis B. K Benson. Merwin- Webster and Stephen Gwynn. The author of Eli zabeth and Her German Garden" who Is now very generally understood to be the Countess Von Arnem, is set down for a novel to be called ''The Benefactress.
 Like the former work, 1t is modelled on the experience of the author-that of young English woman resident in Ger
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12

Jim Haygood's famous six-horse tallyho will be ready in front of The Advertiser to escort the party to tn station. A pleasant drive through the principal streets will be the prelude to the depart ure.
 Keep your eye on the clock. Don't for get the time. The wagon will surely begin to parade at the appointed hour. There may be other attractions added later which 1t impossible to forecast. At any rate a jolly party will accompany The Advertisers guests on their leave talk ing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
< < 1 .HN
Most Popular Clerk.
To My Many Friends.

I wish to express my sincere apprecia- tion for the hearty support in winning The Advertiser Rainbow Contest As T am not in disfavor with the ladies' have seen fit to extend my trip to Buffalo to one of my many competitors. Miss Jamie L. Rives, who has accepted.
 w. N. Phillips, Principle Massey's Business College. Adv
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
X TEXAS WONDER
mus aREar DISCOVERY.

one small bottle of Halrs Great Discovery n1ree all Kidney and bladder troubles. removes wenk ard lnsre backs rheumatism and all if r1xularifien of the kidneys and bladder in ootn Neo and women, regulates bladder trouoies in children. If not sold by your druggist VIII pe sent by maii on receipt of si. One small oot. ti9 ie two months treatment and VIII cu,e my case above mentioned. Dr. E. ". Hal. acle msnufacturer. P. o. Box e2s. St Louis, Mo. Send Tor testimonials. Sold by all orus1 Eists and the Montsomery Drug Company.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
BEAD THIS.

RIPLEY Tenn, June |. ieoi.-Dr. F. ". Hall. St Louis. Mo: Having tried various es remedies without satisfactory results. l "a9 persuaded to give your 1Wonder trlai ! have used one bottle and although my case case as one of long standinxf that baffied the skill ot the best physicians .1yet 1t yielded at once 10 the rexas wondsk" which I heartily ysrnSSles pSSSn
 mend to all sufiering from kidney up9aDtist Church. .Hinfnv. Tenn.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
Inside or Out.

Chicago Record-Herald.
 Mrs. Jumper was in a bad humor. was about to give Mir. Jumper a piece of her mind. when she saw the sky darken- ing and looking cut of the window, said:
 "There'S a storm coming"
 MT. Jumper scratched his head, then pertinently inquired:
 Inside or out?"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
Many Thanks.

I desire to thank my many friends who have so substantially stood by me in my latest efforts to acquire success. namely, The Advertisers prize in the free trip to Buffalo. w. D. Martin,
 adv. Clerk at Clancey's Hotel
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12

Trains arrive at Montgomery s:10 a. n. s:N
 Buffet Parlor cars on No. 7s between Mont gomery and Waycross. - 1x. Pullman sleepers on No. SS between Mont gomery and Jacksonville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12

MT. Gaston Troy left yesterday for Exeter, N. H.. where he will enter school.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
NOTICE.

want every man and woman in tn. United States interested in the cure of thu Opium and Whiskey habits to have my book on these diseases. Address B. M. Woolley, NJ. D., Atlanta, Ga, Box 2s7, and one will be sent you free tau
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12

Famous "Just Wright" shoes just arrived. Just for men. Just latest styles. Just fit any foot. Just cost $4.0O.
 BULLOCK & FLEMING.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12

The fellow who has a perpetual skate on doesn't cut much ice.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12

many. The other heads include many books that will doubtless prove instruc- tive and entertaining by well-known au- thors.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12

Mir. M. A. Moseley, business manager cf The Dixie Stock Company, is in the rif
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12

Mir. R. D. Crawford of Dothan. is reg istered at ClanceXs.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12
THE. PASSING THRONG.

tIr. Juan M. Guice or EufauIa, IS In the city.
 Mir. S. NJ. Adams of Clanton, was in the city yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12

Mir. Harry Torlmin Lay will leave this morning for Charlottesville, Va, where he will take a course in the Medical De- I,artment of the University of Virginia.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1901-09-12

S14 CINCINNATI AND RETURN. September IA via Louisville & Nash vile Railroad. Through trains leave Montgomery 6:3o a. m. and 6:45 p. m.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21
Observation-Disclosures

Tiir ben vNorbfern" beri9tet pom @eeitrar
Germ Sobn SO. @mmel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21

Gin Mpfeleher.

Gin lpobl befannter literartlder
Manu I'm Iibliden Tbeile gnslanbs
lebt pom elmer Mablseit bes Cages,
unb biele MablSeit beitebt nur aus
Mepfeln. Or 1T elm perfeftes Bib.
pom @eiunbbeit unb sibt an, 4baB er
nod bieiem Ylane BRET Sabre lang se=
lebt bat. Obenbrein trinft er ni9ts,
ba Der Saft Der aepfet seniisenS lit,
ieinen Durlt gu finen. gr bebauptet,
bab es her reinIte Grant In Der Welt
lit, inbem es in 8irfli6feit pom Ser
Natur beitiuirtes 8aiier lit. Sol
ben Grain gelt" Bier 1T 10 rein wie
Mpfelfait unb lit uiet n~abrbafter. gs
miro sebraut aus benz aaerbeiten Ser
itenmals unb nit uorsisli6en Sopfen
idmadbaft sema6t. @ebraudt es I'M
mer. unb Sbr weroet ftets reines Slut
unb fe1te 9feruen baben. 8eite0t es
bel guren nd6lten Serfdufer ODER Bel
g. &ensfen,
ct. gloub.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21
Sefbdfts9ele9enbei

gSlr baben Dor, in ct. Gloub cine Si=
ltrltt=Q9entlr Der Wiltual 9ife Suiuroncez
eortpanp pom gtew gorf 3u sriiu6en. Gem
rl9tlSen Wtanne iiberlafien mir bic Counties
Stearns, Benton, RiGe 0acs, Sberburue
UNI elne1 Sbeil pom gSriabt unb Vope 90
lpel9es 2erraln ii6erli6 fir elm 1ebeusner.
li.berln9sgei9aft 9erabe 10 gut lit pie iroeub
EN- anoeres I'M Staate. Wir er(auben linn
eIl1e 9roBe erite eSabres=@ ommiiiion unb Elm
grneuerIn9s Sntereiie, aus benz er elm be-
1onoeres Slntommen 3ieben tann. Gin Wonu
init 9utem Gbarafter, pei6er inteuioeut 1T
be1arrll9 uno porpartstrebenb, melder Soct
belist nnb ieine Qrbeit sepifenbaft unb ,u.
perlalitl9 ausfibrt, ioute in bieier Steluno
sIpei bis brei Sauienb Dollars per SSohr mo-
den, uHb mo- m09li6 nod mebr. Wir mer.
ben etnem Sifritt=a genten cine poIIitGubioe
Mnrpeiiuns 9eben, ibm anfdnali6 bsim ab,
l3luB pom geiddften bebIlfid iet1. huS
IpenH rotbIs, Sdrantiren mir linn elm &C.
pen, 10 lan9e er bas Experiment periuht.
@lr 3leben einen Wann Dor, Ser ;wii6eu 80
unb 30 Sabre alt 1T ,inb welder Grfabruuo
pat I'M auttreiben berartiser @eidGfte, ME =
.. I'M Vereauf pom Wai6inerie. Bidder. ols
9el9aftsretienber ober in iraenb einem Sc
l1atte, in ,pel6em Der Nsent benz gelddfte
11ad9eben muB. @ir nerben aerne bo,u Be-
reit iein, ir9enb eiuem Wanne III Gebote ~
lteben, wel9er ii9 i6riftlid an uns meuSet
uno uns bur9 R%eferencen nit ieinem Ruf
uno leinem Narnen befannt ma6t.
e. @. geet& g ON, Manaeers,
10 ct. Saul, Wtnn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21

BON 9al Sorurlbtp Sebra9t woroe1'
mot.
6anfinon. 9err Mdr,
Wipperman, Der bemotratiide Sou
perneuers. ganbibat int lesten 9erbit,
lieb iid am Dienitas @benb NIT SRI.
Musnfta Olien trauen. -unlere berg
li@en @lidminide! E
6atto n. Ser ct. Nntbonp
unb Dafota glepator brannte am
Mittmo6 iammt 5000 9uibel @etrei=
be ab.
Oideen II. = Oie County
Gommilldre pon Start County babeu
unter sen Yeitimmuneen bes Sbarpe
@etreibe=@ eIebes $4,000 in Gountp
@arrants ueraussabt smeds Nnfaufs
pom 5000 SuIbel @eisen fur BIZ
Sarmer.
SIb=Oafpta.
Suron. = Srou Sobn 9aubon
bic Srau zines i'm 0itlt9en Sbeile bic
les County ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, muir:
be am Otenitas in bas Srren= Nipl il
CANTON iberfabrt, no lie ii6 bereit'
Dor mebreren Sabren befanb. Iu
Wontas madte bic Srau ben geriud
ibren Wann gu tObten, inbem iie benz
Ielben init elmer Mrt in BEN &opf bieb
Ser 8erlebte wirb jebo6 wieber auf
f0mmen.
e,-Oer Pofen : Tur6
6alber iinb bic S@ulen auf eine mel
tere @o9e sei9loi1en worben, Oh
slei6 li9 feline neuen Sale entmidel
baben.
Mberbeen. -pldnesunb Speci
ficationen fur bas bur9 ben ct. Yu
cos Sospital= &atb gu erridtenbe neu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21
uub Sriebensri9ter, sc Campbell; S6ae:
|meifer, $ Sibbarb @iieiior, 9erm @alnt'
nis Souitabler, s. Sibbdro. h

uub Sriebensridter, sc Campbell; S6aes
|meiter, s Sibbarb @ilellor, Serm @aunt=
nis Gonitabler, $ Sibbarb.
9eSauf- Superuil oreu 6 s Cartel,
8oriiser; Sobn Sru6ten, Sos Gleoer; Slert,
6 6 Cartel, S6asmeiiter, Watb 9abr, Nllel=
Tor, Sobm SerI6meiler, Srteoensri6ter, ISM
Cartel, Gonitabler, y Snitten.
SoIbima-Smperpiioreu Otto s Stein,
SorIiser; Stan &aemerrid, Sobn Stemart,
Glerf, & 3 Nerrin, S6asmeiiter, SO Yalz
lanId, NiieIior, Set slough, Srieoensri9ter,
% S6neiber, Gonitabler, @m Snear.
ruiioren: Slaiius
S6erer, gorIiser; Sos Sauer, gtib 0anoel,
S6asmeifer, SOS Sloder, Glerf, s grints
mann, aiieiior, Sbeo Gorne, Gontabler, s
Sremers.
INSTRUMENTATION Sobn Sd=
ger, Soriiser, Sacob Wteper, Us Uariben9er,
Glert, Gen Srid, S4asmeifter, Sobn eieler,
aieiior, Sacob GnSelbarb.
ct. Glomb- Superpiioreu: Sobn 8
Maruin, 8oriiser, $ 8rinfmann, Sobn 8
Streis, Glerf, Sobn O0rner, S9asmeiiter,
Witb Streit, aifefor, Gb @0rser, Sriebens=
ri9ter, Sobm Moos, Gonfabler, Sp SeB.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: @m Bar
tbel, goriiser, Sarl @eber, Sid Blades, @lerf
unb aHeiior, 9eter Meper, S9aemeiiter,
Sos Webpeb, Sriebensri6ter, s S Miaer,
Gonitabler, g Sranf, Sal Srap.
Qpom-S uperpiioren: Matb &nobla9,
@oriiser, Sreb Meper, Sos a6mann, Glerf,
@ g BARTHOLOMEW, S6abmeiiter, g Sllred,
s"iieiior, Sobn &iesenef, Gontabler, Peter
&abbeu.
9urem burs-Superuiioren Sal @als,
Soriiser, Gbriit S6ula Sobn 9 Sinsielb,
Glerf, Geter @irbfelS, S9aemeiter, gsm
Sommsrbins, @iieiior, Mi6 Aies.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sp Sos,
8priiber, s s oartlep, 6 8 @ilcor, Glerf,
6 6 Sbomaion, S9asmeiiter, g%iieiior, SS
Gaufielb, Sriebensri6ter, Gbas &ortob, Con-
ifabler, SO Glein.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21

.rE. .H-a
Sob @ribmaper unb @attin al
Sobn 80 Waper, fir e Iu4
lw1 Sect 5 8 1875 $685. 200
&ob Gribmaper unb @attin al
gmil @intler, fir nj INF
im4 Sect 5 s 1876 1873. 200
Winnie Mapbem unb @atte an
Sos S @orman, fir It l blt
8 &imbau ............ 300
q 6 &a0anb unb @attin an S
u &aIanb, fur e ie4 Sect
5E 1913 &( 34......... 400
8orserbins, an Sobn Selse=
ion, fir lts l, 2 & 8 BIT 8
8orseroins abb Belgrade. 500
81 Sinsen unb @attin an Sobn
8oper, fir tbeil It 90 Dub
Subbip Sect Is s 1855 80 5000
Mi6 @inter unb @attin an 8
Wtnter, i pom nj ie1 Sect
II s 1914 SCI 33........ 500
9p SLIPPERS unb Satin an Ma=
ria SLIPPERS, fur tbeil It l BIT
II Ereeport. -. 1900
Wet6 Sebor unb gattin an 9lnb
Slpfansies, far mel np4 9
33 s 1917 sci 3O......... 700
|Gte ct g 80 & sc 3p 60 an
u Slpfansies, fur nm44 mel
Sect 33 8 127 &l 3d.. $50
Masbelena Slider un6 @atte
an Mi@ Ploboss, fur ] pom
np4 ie4 8 Is 8 1876 &l 80 22O
Sacob 9 9uu unb @atttl on
S & u 8enien, fir ns
It BIT Sc @ilionS up. $500
8 @ieber unb Satin an Sos
@ieber, firlt l BIT 81 8ru=
ninss abb &i@msno, u. a.. $500
Sobn SOi9en unS @attin an
Sobn &lein, fur ip1 lm1
Sect Is s 1875 &l 81. 400
@b 8 @ufea an Wic9 Dreis,
fur lts7 & 8 BIT 9aines
abb Yapnesuile ..... 5000
s SIS 2erbaar unb Satin an
@brit 8rissentbies, fir le4
Sect 10 1876 SCI 3D.. 5000
Marp 6 @eft anb @atte an s
6 Conan, fur It 4 BIT 81 /
8rott & Smitb abb -. $50
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21
Die Qlerste unb 0a@rippe. -,

Die Mer,te uno Sa0rippe. 9err
s. 8. Stromsren, Poitmeiiter in
@otlanb, Minn., idreibt iber bieles
Subieft: sd bate @%elesenbeit, Dor
smei Sabren surad Sorni's @lpenfrdu=
ter 8lutbeleber 81 erproben. SD batte
unlaslide &opfidmersen, fiblte pie
seri9lasen unb lit unter ne6eltett.
Mein Sausarst nannte meine &rant.
belt Qa@rippe unb peridrieb MIR
~bemsemdb Mebisin. Sd ipuroe ie~
bod immer idlimmer a~nitatt better.
Da rietb mir ein 5reunb, es einmal
nit benz Mlpenfrduter glutbeleber gu
probiren. SD folste ieinem &atb.
Die sw,ite Slaide mar nod melt nt4t
Ieer, als i'd ldon I'M Stanbe mar rpie'
Der meinen YFidten aufSunebmeu. T"
SIT nidt in &potbefen gu finben,
@irb nur pom 2otal : MSenten per=
fault. @enn nidt In Der geseub 5u
baben, fGfeibt ar d. Better Jatrnep,
HELIX go 6epAsa us sgbteaspi
VII. 6. y Tsa~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21

Nsent Der gro,ps Snbianer, bate firs=
lid aussefunoen baB Sen Snbianern
sabtreides @ieb abbanben sefommeu
mar, mas lpdter sur@erbaftuns uon 81.
See unb zines anberen gombop fibrte.
Dem anfabrer Ser Diebsbanbe selans
es, gu enttommen. l1eber 1000 Stid
Gteb tuurben seito6len, bic einen
Wertb BON $4,000 barlteuten. Oas
@erbOr Ser beiben Serbafteten wuroe
auf Sen 10. Mdrs anberaumt.
@aibinstoa.
Sacoma a. SIN nd9ten Wonat
mirb Setretdr 9itdcod pom Departez
ment bes Snnern 300. 900 Nder 9anb
rpieber al, BEN Staat @albinston gu.
rid i%bertrasen, rpeldes 9ane senom=
men rpurbe, alS unter gleuelano's Nb=
mintltration @albrelerueu einseridtet
murben. galb baua9 mirb banu bie=
ies frudtbare eanb ben 9eimtattez
iu9ern, Die iebt Sen Staat iiber=
futben, CUR 8eiiebeluns erOHnet werz
ben. Oieles 0anb liest in BEN Olpm=
pic, @aiuier= unb 8albinston @eier=
pen unb io0 it6 Iebr gut fir Ben
Nderbau eisnen. Oas 9anb miro bann
nt9t unter Dem alaemeinen 6eimltGtte.
seIes Der Ser. Staateu, fonbern u1=
ter BEN 8eitimmunsen, wel6e ber
Staat @albinstpn. ben 8ertauf
0ffenli6er 9dnbereten betreHenb, sez
trofen bat ober trifft, gu faufen ODER
gu eruerben iein,
@istoniim.
Deems III Salls. Die
Musii9ten auf elm erfolsrei9es Sabr
fir Bic @isconiin Susar 60. finb
lebr sinitis. Sdou iinb aontrafte
fir mebr ais Bic 6dlfte Ser beu6tbis=
ten 1000 Qcres 3uderriben abse=
i9loHen morben, ,tnb Der &eit mirb
balls ii@er seitellt iein. Das Sarm=
aebiet auf so Meilen in Der &unbe
mirb 3uderraben fir bie Sabrit sieben.
Gin 3ued, ben mani BET Der Sroben
Nusbebnuns bes areal's TINS Nuse GEE
faBt Fat; beitebt bartn, ueiteres Sap
ital in bas 1nternebmen gu teden,
rpenll aud benz sansen areal :3uders
ruben NIT @ortbeil se3osen werSen
f0nnen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21

9elena. = Sranf s. Gorbett,
Der Spreder bes 6auIes, 1T SreitaS
III Butte an Der Yneumonia TN Mlter
pom nur 81 Sabren 9eitorbeu: Oers
ielbe mar aus 8irsinten ~sebhrtts,
mo- er aud ieine Stubien abiolpirte.
- Die Ser. Staaten Beamten un6
~Oieientsen pom .gafter9 gonntp, itnb
einem srobarttsen Btebttebtubt aIf
bic Spur setommen. Mator gbwarb,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21
Nmr an Stiinmaeber.

Siermit fiinbise i6 mid ais Ganbioat fir
bas Siirserneiiteramt oieier Stabt an, rnabz
seieben BON irsenb elmer 8artei ober Slide
inb pbue politiide Sdulben be3ablen ober
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21

t- Edsltd frii@e unb i9mad.
battle ad,uerle~ bel George Qi0ens
bran6. 13s4t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-03-21

politil9e Seripre9eu erfiaen gu miiiien. SD
iperbe Hiemanben perlOnli4 an9eben, ba i4
feline i3eit gu perlieren babe, nnb Sbr nt4t
ben Wunf1 be9t, gepla9t gu ruerben, fonbern
erin4e hermit freunbJi@f am fonmenben
Wabltase I'M sSbrs seneistes n~nterfdtuis.
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Geu,ebp Co., Chicago pber E.D.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1901-07-11
ALARM CLOCK IN FERRYBoAT.
It Saw Its Duty When Its Owner Went
to Sleep and Did Il.

A naval architect living on Staten
Island bought Ascent alarm clock
the other afternoon, but he doesn't in
tend to get another. He purchased
the clock in Brooklyn and stuffed 1t
in his pocket while he made some
calls. Eventually he forgot all about
it. He took late boat for Staten
Island very much at peace with him
self in particular and with the world
in general. Although he denies it,
his friends say that he went to sleep.
At all events the clock saw it's duty,
and did it, for it went off" with a
bang and a rattle which brought its
owner to his feet and startled every.
body else on the boat.
The naval architect blushed, and the
other passengers laughed while the
alarm ran on for three or four min
utes and then stopped with a sigh OF
satisfaction. The architect says that
he is going to tie the clock in his front
yard and use it for a watch dog
New York Mail and Express.