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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-07
Dir 8plfssabluna in Vprtp 3icp.

Mud Dem fiirsli6 perOifentlidten
geridte bes Sberiien s. 9. Ganaer
iiber ben Genius in YortD &ico, iuelder
unter ieiner Gontrolle absebalten
tpurbe. marc Die eisentli6e 9Oltssdb=
lung in Der 3eit pom 10. Nopember
1899 bis gum 25. Sanuar 1900 auf
Der Smell norsenommen. Damn fam
Sberit Sanger NIT ieinen untersebenen
mad. Maibinetun, I'm Die Sabellen
u. /. IN. aussuarbeiten.
9lfs ,3dbler, oeren Oil in pprto
Hioo nngeiiellt paren, puroen ginge=
borene %per,uanbt. Sic Soften betrugen
$129, 1862, ,uno $69,637 bon Der
uripriiuslid bemillistea Summe tuurz
Den rbon SberIt Sanger an bas S9aB=
ont suriidertattet.
9n 9epDlferung Der Sniel Itellt fi9
nn9 Dem neuen Genius auf 953,243
Seelen, uno omar eibt es BORT 6721
mebr Srauen als Wdnner. gtwas
mebr uls brei Sinftel Der gep5fferung
limb WeiBe, Der &eit enttpeDer Neger
ooer Mulatten beri6ieoenen @raoes.
Sic beioen srEBten StdOte Der Sniel
iinb San Suan nit elmer @eb6lferuns
BON 32,O48 unD gonee nit 1882
Geslen. Sic nd6Hsr6Bte Gtabt,
Mapasues, folst nit elmer gep0lte.
rungssabl bon Is, 1877. Sic 8eb6lfe=
rrns in StGoten bon mebr als 5000
g%inwpbnern betrdgt ni6t gang reun
Prosent Der commissioning.
Sas NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. auf portp
Gico it enprm. gerionen, nelde cine
bDbere 8iloung beiiben, 9ibt es muir
tuenise. I'M Gansen 5045, ooer Elm balb
prDsent Der @eiammtbep6lterung. 9es
G9reibens funoig. aber o9ne bDbere
gilouns, limb 13e.437 perionen ooer
14.5 grpsent. 9es 9eisns, aber ni9t
BEG S1relbens funoig iinb 1880 Per=
ionsn, oDer 1.6 Yrosent. Qnalpbabeten
792, 9S4 p%erionen, poer 1872 9rDSent.
GDn 1407 periDnen tOnnte ni9t feiee=
felt meroen. tuie es UNI lire 9ilounss=
berbdltniiie ftano.
Sic Ginan3eu Der Munisipalitdten
fdeinen mad MaBnabme Der Genius
erbebungen nidt 10 gang i9le6t gu
feben, mie bisber aneenommen gu tuer=
ben pfleste. Ser @eiammtreidtbum Der
Sniel miro auf $50. coo, 900 gei6dBt,
Der @ertb oes gigentbums in ben
Stdbten III auf s28, 81. 900 anse=
9eben. Sie oarauf laienben Sppotbe.
ten belaufen lid auf s18, 61O,0 600.
Sonfige S6uloen uerben auf runb
SIS, 900. 900 sefddbt. 10 bob Die Sdul-
ben stwa Elm Sinftel bes 8efammts
eigentbums bes Wertbes betraaen. Sic
3insrate pariirt bon l bis "a prpaent.
Bel S., 900, 900 Der S9uloen III bic
3insrate nidt a~nseseben uno iiberiieist
oa wabri6einli6 mod ben l%ebtsenann-
ten getrag. gus ben enormen Gins
fafien lit Die seualtise @eri6ulOuns
gum She'll gu ertldren. inoem Die un=
m0glidfeit, bic 3inien gu besablen, bic
tueitere gelafun9 perurladte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-07
Meber3eit Mrbeiten.

Idt Stunben @eiese werben bon
6ieiem unermlbli9en, fleinen arbei-
ter-Or. Sings Neue 0ebenspiaen
.isnorirt. Miuionen itnb itets an Der
@rbeit, Sag unb Nadt, in Der Set
lung pom llnuerbaultdfeit, @aDen=
franfbeit, 9artleibisfeit, frantem
unb allen Wasen=, 9eber-
unb @insemeibe- 8el9merben. 9ei9t,
ansenebm, unsefdbrli6, fiber. Sour
25 Gents in %, S. 9ubn's Npotbefe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-07

Die Runft bes @oIDtnIa<
gen 8 ift i9on febr alt. Ser rDmif1e
Gef6i4tsfdreiber plinius (23 BIB 70
b. igbr.) beri9tet, bdb cine nnae 8p1b
gu 7O 8fdttern BON ie brei Quabrat@
aonen beurbeitet ipurbs, biefe 8fdtter
tparer lbemnu9 breimal 10 bid, tpie bic
jebtgea @plofdldserbGut9en. Die
&unf f9eint'suerft unter4prientalii9en
@Dltern aufeefommen ,5u iein unb
tpurbe felt 2ansem IN SSnbien unter
GROCER GebeimnibfrGreret betrieben.
4n ben Sdrgen bon tbebanif9en Muz
miet finbet matt Refte bon uripriine=
fi6er 8luttbereplbung, moran bic
8ldtter 10 binrt 1tnb, Sbab fie fnft elmer
nlpbernen @ersplbnng gleid1sn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-07
3app'S
1nlethes Sdnf,

@eilid bonr Gonrtbaaie, ct. Glouo, Minu.
;ablt 4 9ro,ent SSntereiien duf @elber, pel9e
fir elm Sabr, unb 3 YroSent, ,penn bieielben
fir 6 Monate beponirt merben. 8erborst @elb
auf @runbeisentbum, wel6es 81 ieber 3eit
fdais ober ni9t, entrueber Sant ober tbeilweis
ie, ie mad geIieben suriidbeSablt werben farn.
8~erfauft @ediel, G%eloienonngea iinb Yafage=
Sdei1e pom unb mad alien Sdn6ern Guros
pas. aus;ise aus ben grrnbbii9ern CAB
traits @olma1ten, &auf= nnb 9ppotbefen
rnb ionitise l1rfunben werben seiebIia aus.
9efertist nnb beslaubiat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-07

Bon einem tn ieen
StrdfIing erfdoifen muroe 81.
%. Benedict, Der Nufieber Der S9nei=
berpertidtte i'm StaatssefdnsniB bon
Nuburn, q. .. Benedict bate Dem
wieoerbolt norbefraften @erbreder Gla=
renee gsnor seorobt, i'm u~n3useisen,
'menn er ii9 niDt better benebme. gsnor
ersriif cine eiierne Stanse. beriebte
Benedict einen tpudtisen Sdlag auf
ben Gopf, entrib Dem aufieber, als
bieier gu 8ooen %ftiirste. ben &ebolber
uno iaate Benedict cine &ueel our6
ben Gopf. Sieier mar auf Der STEELE
loot. ganpr puroe oinafeh aemaht.
Ger prtTe.
(gine Sabel.)
Cine @nsabt bon Sr6i6en fab beba9-
lid am &anbe bes Sei1es. ga unter=
brad elmer BON ibnen bic Gtille nit
Dem lauten 3ufe: sd bab's!" @lle
MOLTEN milien, mas er meme. gr aber
m%ieoerbolte INNER nur bies cine: sd
bab's! Sd bab's!" unb oamit fprang
er in Die Siefe. .Sa f6auten iiG Die
Nnoeren p%ertpunoert an uno ieoer belt
i'm lett Der 3eit fir einen 9roBen Self
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-07
Ernh-EruHul.

graen D b d (3u ieiner
8onne, bic nit einem Snfanteriiien
sest): .Marie, idafien Sic iid bod
m~enisliens einen 8aroe-G rasoner oils
G9aB an l.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-07
minrrCprnu1.

S6miegermutter: mGinber,
i'd finoe, Sbr ieio fir Cure gerbdlt=
riiie auBeroroentlid nobel einaeridtet,
mir i6eint, Sbr perliebt Sud gar nidt
elm bis6en einauridten.H
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-07
Grand Pacific Hotel
G6e non G. Mpe. uposr. Str&te,
9f. ,GLc3o, StS.,r.

ode Son G. glpe. urosr. etr&te,
at. t&Lcao. Tti1u.
BUR sefGaiseu Nabridt oab ih obassa
6oteI, eines berGlteften a1o bet betans'
ten 6otels IN Der Staot. alter ShafesS
BIab) iiberuomusu habe. nit bem ausa
gut einaeri&tete Stallunst1 perbaHea
limb. @esen quite uno prempie %eo't'
nuns uno art Der 3ufidtrnne. ieoe~'
Runoen meta 6otsl in ieoet Sin''ht ~:
einem anseueameu 5eim Su aeitalten. a.
pfeblt fih beiens eimm geeb:ten Yubir'
tum BON nab gno fern
22=3mts Ssbn &autsaann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-07
4m

@efdngniBbirettor: Mdrter.
tuenn lid BET Strdfling Nr. 81 mods
mails sesen bic @eidngnHoronuns per-
gebt, miro linn als Strafperi9drfuna
fein Glabier aug Ger 3elle aenpmmen !"
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QcaDe1n)
81. Spieph, Stearus 90. Miau.

Ger nnterriGt in berielben nmtabt ose
oeutibe gno eustihe Sprade, nebttauea
meiblihss SaKoarbeitew iosrse
Seihnen uno '@alen. Beionbtre Anf'
mertiamtfeir Dem
unterridbt i'm Der MHfH
aeihentt. Mub Tirb bier Sohtes1 @ete'
aeubeit geboten, fid fir oas Sebrtd6 anss
aubiloeu.-Sn g.rbinouns nit Der Ata'
oentie, ieboh in eirem beicRseren Sebau'
be uiro eine Sdufe g~elettet fir Srase1
pom 8 bis IL Sabrsn. poietbH i1eesne CUTE
gr,;ebuua unb mEtterlide Sorgfalt ge=
Hieben.-nm nabere Mustuuft aoeKSe nsas:
.li1 sefdaiaifan
Sir. Directress, o. S. T.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-07
Yierbe 5u uerfaufm.

Seine before elesenbeit, CUTE Nr=
be~itspferbe 5iuis 81 f~aufen, nor 1e 1st
81. gloub se9eben. "
80 EIerbe TON 1000 big 800
9funb l6wer unb ied5s @iei, sttr Ar=
belt feline ,eelIeren +Su mini6erh gu
faufeu BEL
35=ba Il. rs. RrdstaeG-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-07
RauaeCprddr eiura GiurrIs.

.Sa, unb-db, mas i9 nur iagen
tpollte-db ia. gang ri6tig! WoIlte,
DIP, bemerten, baB db-ia, mas @nd.
bise borbin aan3 ridtis bemertten-
bon dh. dh-ia. aana ri6tia ! BID. I'D !"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-07
New Process
Steam-laundrV

Tenn 70, tann rtrt e F& Gu& lstnen, at&t aueer
dot IN IaHeu, tae rtr Gutr Gieenttum tetanttla, ale
sdrt a baS ~unftrise. @tr taben tte ssaR6uttshe Waf&.
lnfalt I'm RsrhreRtn nuh ltefern erRes &iaHe arbett.
Str sebrau6en ietnt 9temtialien; ptr serberben tattr
oetanbinno volt, tann heat. ~ Ems. tinftts yretft
int ~nietsteef ale fsnArp, sae ptr btfsrsen Gust SAINT.
ttenudf0s ttnteer, ale Stt a. feIbf tkun naut. erfrn-
stgt nab nbertuet GsA. @ts fu&eH Agen:en In iebsa
gprn lnb ietss 0entiRbe.
g. s.. Dfeper 9ampfwaidanitaIt,
a.sbss,r ,oe-s m. fastx
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-07
4 Pammenfn's

HlettcbIGDen an
:5.s2luenue iabli9, Der 4oitoiiice sNenaber
empiieblt lid
~ ,Ieiner gSaaren rpegen, benin nur suites
ritets frii9eS, appettt a%=re9enbss Glelld
suirb BEL inns perabrei6t.
~ ,ieiner &eiufi6feit wese;, bic pon ms
.als Sauptei9eni9ait in sinem SieiN'9es
.i5Gfte betra6tet wirS.
81 Ser ;uporfommenoen 8ehienung ,pessn.
bic einem ieben 8unoen 81 tbeil pirsSei
6pff s XamnifSfen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-07

.Smmerfort frti6e unb 5~uperldfiise
Waare fur Sans unb &ii9e gu ben
niebrisftea Preiien. &eeae uno su=
porfommenbe Sebienuns jebem &un=
ben ii9er. 16=bd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-07

$3.50
@SpferS!

@ir erbalten iest per @r=
pres ~reselmdBise SenSiln=
gen uon DIFFERS brett pon
Baltimore, wobur6 fiinfbi
ie9s Gage 3eit sewonnen
werben i'm @eseniae sur
i3eit, wenn bieielben in ben
3wiainsstdbten bur9 On
iter : 9anblunsen, mel6e
bieielbe per Nra9t ueri6if=
fen, besosen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-07


Tragtdie 1Die Sors, Die Ir Inner Gskaut HABIT
': Il &MM@zw
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-07
gas Waarrnbaus DER 5uRunIt,

ober sic Ittraftioueu in elneni Sbeals&daren
bauie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1901-02-07

Mae mnicre SDiters ffnb gan;
nnb gar friib nnb BON
feinem Serucb. Ser
fmcbtbicielben bel
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-08
Victory for Enemy's Fleet.

- London, Aug. 6.-The naval ma
neuyers were suddenly terminated
Monday afternoon by orders from the
admiralty and the enemy's fleet was
declared to be the victor.se4Th final
results have not yet been given out,
but the defenders are known to have
lost. a dozen cruisers, two sgunboats
and eight torpedo .boat7destroyers,
The enemy lost only three cruisers
three torpedo boat-destroyers and
three torpedo boats, while they cap
tured an endless number of mer-
chantmen. The result is taken to be
a practical confirmation of the just
ness of the criticism to which the ad-
miralty has recently been subjected.
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-08
lmpeltect Ra9|a {!
EXCITEMENT AT A CIRCUS:
old Exposition building at Kansas
y N City Bnrns- -Wss toSHave Been
N. @ Y ETOrn Down.

Kansas City, Mo-, Aug. 6.-At one
O'clock Monday af:ernoont flames burst
suddenly from -the@aa!d,s4exposition
building occupying half-square of
ground in the. eastern end of the city,
and immediately spread through the
entireS structure, which has been un-
occupied for: years. The building is sit
uated directly across the street from
ascircus that'had pitchedits tents here
Sunday night, t,andgreat excitement pre-
vailed among the hundreds Of people
awaiting the opening performance, perforq
The circus employees were soon called
put and aided in getting the people to
places Of: safety. The building, which
is situated three miles from the cen
ter Of the city, is an old landmark and
was to have been blown up with dyna-
mite next Saturday to give way for Q
new structure. .E\k@ %sB BRE& p
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-08
GROWTH OF NATIONAL BANKS
Comptroller Dawes Issues statemen
< =, Resardins Result or g.
~, - = NsNew~Law, Z, 81. \.

Washington, Aug, 6.-Mr: 6..:,;; Nj = Dawes,
the comptroller of the currency, has
issued the following statement re
.garding the results ;of the passage Of
the act of March ID, 1900: E.
"The impetus given to the organiza tion
Of national banks by the act which became
arlaw on March H.; 1900 still continues.
During the l61h months since the passage
Of the act there have been organized insthe
United States 665 national banking asso-
Citations, with an aggregate capital Of $S4,
1000, accompanied by a bond deposit
aggregating $1O,006, 200 OF these banks. 45i
were organized with capital Of less than
$4,000, the total amounting to $11 ,S82s9a0
and ooS with capital of $4,000 or over, the
aggregate amounting to 22,SS5;0O0. In.
cluded in the total number of organizations
are 90 banks with capital of $5,920,0OO, which
were conversions of ateinstitutions, 6 OF
which were capitalized for less than $50,
0O0 and 25 for $4,000 or over" ,,1 ~ %:
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-08
DEATH D ! |. |ll!AD[S \! PAlAlC[. "a ] [ {.
Empress Frederick, Mother Of the
Kaiser, Passes Away at
Friedrichsh0f.
THE END CAME SOMEWHAT SUDDENLY.
Emperor William, Accompanied BY
,Empress and the Crown Prince,
Reaches Her bedside In the Morn
tnG-Dying Empress Aslks That
English Chaplain BE Sent For.

Cronberg, Aug. 6.-Dowager En-
press Frederick died at 6:15 p. M -; 4 d
The death of the dowager empress
was somewhat sudden. At four
o'clock her physicians reported no
change in her condition. Emperor
William and her majesty's other chill
dren were in the sick room most of
the day. -. i.,,,.., 49, &G.-2s. = a
~ At 11:30 a. m. m..7she was fully con-
seious and all her children, with the
exception of Prince Henry, who is at
Cadiz, were assembled in the sick
eoom.
The Eleventh company of the
Eghtieth regiment of infantry, of
(which Dowager Empress Frederick
is honorary colonel, has also been or
6ered here to DO duty at the castle.
The authorities of Emden have is
sued a notice that the ceremonies in
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-08
pies in 2Gautemala.

Washington, Aug. O. Minister
Hunter, at Guatemala, in a cable.
gram to- the state department., re.
ports the death from heart disease
of Rev. George S. Mead, of San Fran
cisco, formerly of bingham, Mass.
which occurred at Antigua Junes*$19
He was an Episcopal clergyman and
was travelling with Prof. Walter E
Bryant, Of Santa Rosa, Cal., com
bining pleasure with scientific investi
gations in Guatemala. Rev. Mr.. Mea6
was buried in Antigua and Prof
Bryant took charge of his effects:sa
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-08
Robbery at Chicago.

Chicago, Aug. 6!!zLFo,u1rr men bound
and gagged two employees of the
Suburban Electric ;sSR;tilway ico1npa
blew open the safe in the office andes
capped With between $500 and $7oo early
Monday morning The robbers had
evidentlyblaid their plans carefully
for their work. was done With q
5smoot othnsss and1 precision whichs$be.
token familiarity with the surround.
ings and the habits Of the employees. :
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-08
.kBoer CDmmandant Killed.

Bloemfontein, Orange River Col
ony, Aug. 6.-Commandant Frone-
man, son ofsthe, Commandant Frone.
man who, it is alleged, shot peace
envoy named Morgendael, has been
killed near Winburg, after an exciting
chase. Most important papers were
found in his pockets. The. British
have captured Boer convoy of 70
wagons near Boshof, Orange River
Colony ,'!''' ".7t>1 '}' ,S~1|.& -.;. -.
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-08
Texas Bank Closed.

Washington, Aug. 6.-The comp.
trollers of. the currency Monday ap.
pointed Special Examiner William T.
Yerkes receiver of the First national
bank of Austin, Tex. The bank was
closed up on report of National Bank
Examiner j. NJ Logan, who reported
it insolyent.5 #&S /
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-08
King to Inspect Vessel.

London, Aug. 6.--The antarctic ,ex-
p1oration vessel Discovery will steam
over to Cowes Monday morning, where,
according to early arrangements, the
king was expected to pay her visit
of inspection. The Discovery will
probably remain at Cowes until Tues
day, when she sails for Madeira, the
first stage of her voyage. toward the
south pole. =
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-08
Dies at Spokane.

Helena, Mont, Aug. 6.-Willian
N. Claggett, who was Montana terri
tory'si first republican delegate to
congress, is dead at Spokane. He
came To- Mlontaana in 1856 from Keo-
kuk. Ia. - .s
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-08
Jewelry Store Robbed.

Allentown, Pa, Aug. 6.-Leonard
G. Sefng's jewelry store was robbed
at night of between 1000 and $4,000.
Two young men who are missing are
suspected of having committed the
robbery. One of them was an ap-
prentice in the store and carried q
key to, the door and the combination
of the Safe.e- ~, ~ a. .<ear ..ee. -
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-08
Sends Ultimatum to Strikers.

y. Phoenix, Ariz., Aug. GA dispatch
from Jerome says Senator w. A.
Clark has sent an fultimatum to the
striking miners at the United Verde
copper mine fatty refusing torgrant
their request for an eight-hour day.
Nearly 1000 men are out. The miners
declare that there will be no violence.
Only about ten men are!at work. W
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-08
Governors Shocking Bereavement

Montgomery, Ala, Aug. 6.-Miss
Carrie Jones, daughter of Gov. Thom-
as G. Jones, was crushed to death by, a
street car Monday morning. She was
attempting to cross the street in
front of the car, The accident oc-
Cured in front of the executive man
sion and was witnessed by Gov. Jones.
The girls head was mashed to pulp.
She was 20 years old. g.. -. -
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-08
A" SNAP! P!

y =. : T.. .
~ ONLY $4,000 WILL. BUY.
The Northwest Quarter of Section
Fifteen, Township Of McCrea, only
five miles from Warren, New frame
barn, room for eight horses; IS to
so acres under cultivation, consist
ing off, 4af,rrr voa ,o.i,fr....,,:.. (
Is acres OF wheat, .5" II,
''t.@5 Is acres Of oats, "N1''. '''''-' ~ !
1ol -& 20 to 80 acres OF fax. s5s 15@0Jf
ALSO .l.T. ~ 3a;1 .IB393H %H8/. +
! >354Igood working horses, d5a3
l good milk cow, 4rrog .,,Jl,e
mn / four-horse drag (new), +
1 three-horse press drill (new),
5t5 L disc harrow (new) Qua,i /
u o3t1cook-stove (new),ia t3 aagoss \
.Iai4a1 good lumber wagon, i sGg.
2 set double harnesses,
445'. ] pair single harness. .s>s
Three Thousand Dollars Takes 1t,
.1G1rop Crop and 1lt4Al ALL. i.
Sd Germs Reasonable Il
I. l4|I, A4|..'G G1rt';iIFld{ei Gl1t';ilFl * ! all'ldl1
biss4 Warren, MINI.
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-08
Work Under Police Protection.

" Buffalo; N. r, Aug. s.-Under po-
lice protection a gang of between
80 and 40 freight-handlers were put
TO work Ct the gAnchorSlines dock
Monday morning loading tie India
and Juanita. The strikers have made
nosattenptt tosintet1sr Is. "a a ssss - ~
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-08
EMPRESS FREDERICK.

connection with the opening of the
new harbor and the unveiling of mon
uments to the Great Elector and
Frederick the Great have been indef-
nitely postponed. -
Relatives of the dead empress kept
continually arriving throughout the
day and detachment of the One
Hundred and Fifteenth infantry came
from Homburg to do sentinel and
patrol duty round the castle.
BY special desire of Dowager En-
press Frederick, DR.. Waller, the Eng
lish chaplain of Homburg, had been
summoned.
y King Edward to Start Tuesday.
.,Cowes, Isle of Wight, Aug. Gao
cording to present arrangements
King Edward will start for Flushing,
Holland, on the royal yacht Osborne
Tuesday morning. The new royal
yacht Victoria and Albert will ac-
company the Osborne.
The usual gayeties of Cowes regat-
ia week, which began Monday, are al
most entirely absent. By royal or
der, no dancing of any kind will take
place during the. week.1gf : u K;
- King Edward received the official
news of .athe DEATH Of Dowager Em-
press Frederick on board the royal
yacht, ost,simultaneously with the
receipt of the press dispatch in Lon
don. The yachts flag was Immediate
" half-masted.
IL News Mt London.
London, Aug. 6.-The news ~of~the
death of Dowager Empress Frederick
spread slowly in London. The press
gave Buckingham palace, Marl-
borough house and the Mansion house
the first informa ton that her majesty
had passed away. AS all members of
the royal family and many of the Off
cials are out of town for the holidays,
it is probable that no official recogni-
tion of her majesty's death will be is
sued before morning. The bells of St..
Paul's cathedral will be tolled when
the home secretary, Mr.. Ritchie, Off
cially informs the lord mayor of the
death of the dowager ebpress. The
officials Of the German embassy had
not officially heard the news at 7:30
p. m. Thei: colleagues at The Hague,
on the other hand, received the news
of the death of the dowager empress
before it had. occurred and half
masted the legation flag at about
three p. m. The foreign minister, and
the members of the legation here,
cabled the legation at The Hague when
the mistake was discovered and the
half-masted flag was hastily removed.
Warren sheaf., 1901-08-08

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Because it will stand wear longer
than other machines.
Because capacity is just as adver-
Clssed. .p>,s. :t~ti~ @T5d aW ,4oi:,#I
E, Because the workmanship on the
machine is superior to others.
Because it requires less speed to do
the work properly. q .,'''S.- ~ ~ @@5<S>f s..S
Because it separates perfectly.
Because it saves time and labor.
Because it increases the yield OF
butter. ,."|li*I 20 5t4o.. l1Taa !J@
Because the bowl does not clog up.
Because you can clean it in four to
five minutes. r., y, < T..
And last but not least, the price.
It costs you less than any other ma
chine, althoug gh the machine is supe-
.rior in every particular snow f9ar,f.
Come in and see it and let us ex-
plain it to you. - 4'%,+ s'S.3'lzz
We have secured the agency for
this, the King Of hand separators.
Don't buy separator until you
have seen this machine. Docs
3n Every machine ais 7warranted to
give perfect satisfaction OF, no sale.
We know whereof We speak because
we have seen them work right along
side Of other machines. 81 yigab
-rs1tA d )aGi For sale BY
THE PEOPLES 'l1R TRR RAlDlN0 %.
The Sumpter miner. [volume] (Sumpter, Or.) 1899-1905, 1901-02-13
COUNTY RECORDS.


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Vus"ssS uahsae'eu III the county seat O
BAKER county Tor the week ending Tues
day, February -, 1901,
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
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sonai INSTRUMENTATION.
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don. 100 acres In sec - ana utp p9rA..,... so
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