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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-07-24
THE PRIM4RY ELECTION L.4W.


+ On the sixteenth Of September the
Minnesota primary election law will
be put to the test, and unless the peo-
pie demonstrate by their votes that
they have in that law an agency for
good that will be an Improvement over
the old way Of nominating candidates
there will be clamor for the repeal of
the law. Results of recent elections in
both St. Paul and Minneapolis under
the law have not been the most flatter-
ing, and there has been a marked dis
interestedness in the provisions of the
law on the part of the people thus far,
though it must be conceded that the
law has not as vet had anything like a
fair trial. The law does away with
the caucus and with the many fragrant
abuses Of the same by ward heelers
and knockers, and various species, of
pilfering political plunderers. But
under the old system the people. had
the power in their own hands but
would never turn out and run the eau
cusses themselves as they should have
done. If they failed to exercise their
power and take advantage of their
privileges under the old law there can
be nothing less than an upheaval and
complete change if the people take the
reins in. their own hands and run
things under the primary election law.
No party boss or political ring leader
ever stood up and successfully defed
public sentiment when it was once
aroused, but the trouble is that the
masses let a few people run their poll
tics. They stay at home and if things
don't 60 to suit them they say the
country is going to the dogs, and the
like of that and a thousand other
things. In many ways the law is an
improvement over the old way of nomi-
mating candidates. There can be no
repeating at caucusses and other tricks
to defeat ambitious candidates, neither
can. apoor innocent candidate be
traded off in a convention by lot of
bowling and excited delegates, after a
council of war. The goose and the
gander have an equal show in such
matters as these, but when it comes to
relying on the direct vote of the peo-
pie in nominating elections in districts
composed of more than one civil divis-
ion, there is a different condition that
confronts the people. The results of
the elections are apt to be that where
there are two or more candidates from
different political divisions in the same
district that certain parts of the dis
trict may not succeed in electing a
candidate at the primary election.
Such was the case-fn Hennepin county
at the election two years ago and the
same thing may occur in any district
of more than one civil division. It is
possible to remedy these unsatisfactory
conditions, and yet these very same
things have happened in the nominat-
ing conventions under the old law,
though such things are the exception:
and not the rule.
The primary election law will be-
given fair trial and the question for
the people to decide is Fsdo you want
it?" It is now up to the people and is:
for them to say whether the law is an
advantage over the old law or not.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-07-24

Gov. VAN SAINTS sanguine friends
place his plurality at $4,000. 1t might
not be safe to gamble on those figures,
but in our judgment it is absolutely
safe to bet on Gov. Van SAINTS election.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-07-24

KING EDWARD is now on his royal
yacht having good rest after his
operation, and all passing vessels are
obliged to slow down when passing to
avoid making unnecessary swells. A
king and his yacht are swell affair
enough as it is. ;.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-07-24

CUBA seems to have gone with Ira
cey and Fred Ames, at least nothing
has been heard from her since congress
adjourned, =
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-07-24

K A MAN down in Kentucky who killed
his wife was taken out to the city scales
and hung. These scales were the
literal scales of justice.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-07-24

/ WITH cattle worth $3.50 on the hOof
at Chicago OK tail soup becomes a very
rare delicacy.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1902-07-24
Survived the Opera ton.

Mrs. Sewall Hamilton, daughter of
Mrs. Mary Millett, was operated on at
the Northwestern hospital last Sunday
morning by DR.. Cooney for fistula of
the abdomen. Mrs. Hamilton was
operated on some two years ago for
appendicitis but the operation was i'm
properly performed and since that
time she has had a running sore and
there was leakage from the abdom-
inal cavity through to the surface
In>her condition she was slowly starry
ing to death for want of proper assimu-
lation of food, and she weighed, less
than eighty pounds. Her case was
such bad one that the physicians
gave her about five chances out Of
hundred to- live if an operation was
performed and on the other hand said
she would live only about three weeks
if no operation was performed. She
finally agreed to take her chances with
an operation and it was performed by
DR.. Cooney With the Immediate results
fairly encouraging. She has passed
the danger point and has surprised the
doctors by showing wonderful recuper-s
alive powers. At the present time the
indications for her recovery are good.
On Friday, August lst, VIM. Robert
son, of the State agricultural school,
will lecture in Princeton on 'Instruc-
tons in Agriculture in Public Schools"
The lecture will be given before the
teachers in attendance at the summer
school, but it will also be for the bene-
fit of farmers and all interested. The
lecture will be illustrated with steriop-i
tican views showing the growth and
development Of plant life, ETC., and
will: be very interesting. Later ans
nouncements fof the lecture will be-
given the public. I
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-06
ge;t aber 60 sabreu

ihon tpurhe Wtrs. Wrnslpm's SOP.
thing =Sgrup pDn Wiqioner pom
WSittern beim Sabnen Der 3inoer
%angemenoet. @irit Ou i'm S9lafe
ourb oas Sbreien zines &lnoeS oe.
it6rt. oas I'M 8abnen lit uub Dor
Shmer5en tpeint? Mern 10, lafie
lOiort cine Slaihe BON .Mrs.
Winsloms SOOTHING Snrup" bplen.
Sem @ertb lit unbe5ablbar. Gs
miro Dem fieinen 2etbenben lofort
2inoerung ueribaHen. 8erlabt eub
oarauf, Witter, es lift fem 3meifeI
oariiber. GS BELT glarrboe, regu.
lirt ben Wagen uno Die Nieren. be.
leitigt Wino &olif. erpeibt ben
@aumen, oerbinoert gntsinoung
uno itdrft oas gauge Spftem. rOirs.
WlnslOps SOOTHING Sprup" Iir 5ab.
nenoe &tnoer lit angenebm i'm sc.
ibmad; oas &ecept ftar1lnt upn
einem Der beiten peib1ihen Wer5te in
ben Ser, Staaten. @s lit BEL alien
Druegiiten in Der ganaen Welt gu
baben. Breis Is Gents per sylaihe.
8auit nitts anoeres, ols AIRS.
Winslows Soothina,S nrup.
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Metepre.

Der rMeta0murm., iiber ben 10
oiel geihrieben mproen 1T, unb Der
in Den lebten Sobren 10 otel Sbaoen
an Den Stablconitructionen in oiez
lem 9onoe on9erihtet bat. lit fein
Broouct u%nierer groe, lonoern er
bot 1einen nriprung ouf iraeno einem
meltfernen 6immelefDrper Doer Yla=
neten. 8rof. Nifpih : @einemlbfp
Don Ger uniuerIitdt Mosfau, elmer
Der gr0Bten astronomer Der @egen=
mart uuo Elm Wann Don GROCER Sc
lebriamfeit, welher oas Stuoium
oes WetaquurmeS felt so Snbren su
ieiner Specio(itdt mabt, lit iebt eno=
lid 81 oec iiberrofhenoen @ntoefung
9elanQt, ooB beiaeter @urm burb
Die &erlnittluna be5 nBolioes" zines
elplooIrenoen Meteors, auf uniere
@roe %aelanste. Dieie .8olioen"
belteben aus maenetiibem Glen uno
penn Tie in Berubrune nit Der at=
moipbdrlihen SUIT eelaneen, 10
plnben tie in Ntome, moburh Der
ueroerblide @urm in Sreibeit geiebt
miro. nniere groe bemeat iih in
elmer @elhminoieteit BON II Wei=
len IN Der Secunoe uno bic @e=
lhpinoiefeit. mel6e bieie Bolioen
errelden. tam am beIten oaraus er=
meilen meroen. baB iie Die @roe in
Der Gote BON 543 Weilen per Sc
cunoe uberbolen, B. b. uns in Der
8eidminoi9felt BON 719 0teilen err
reiden miiroen. tuenn Die groe unbe=
mealih feititinoe. garbolineun,
Wuenarius lit ibriaens aud Elm
liheres Wittel gum Shube uno fir
Die grbaltuu3 oe5 6ol5es. 9 D.
Stepes & Guns balten lebteres
in Waaaon=2aoungen porrdtbig uno
uerfauien es in allen beliebieen
Quantitdten.
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SaOweltteras minl6t Gu9
Spe5ial : NDti5.

0ln Sas Vnblifnm! Sic .Sbiefbs qo-
tent 5ireprppf & Building gon5fructipn".
@ir benahribtigen Sic, baB mir bereit
iino, ole 8ebdube feueriiber gu MAIDEN
uno beanipruden, bas iiherfte, itdrtjte,
su 5aben, Sas es siebt. Sir MAIDEN aIe
giien- unb Stahl<8alten. 9ab unb Sdu.
len feueriiher. 10 baB tein eiien. ober
Stabl benz 6euer ~ausaeiest lit. Infer
N%nteripftem fann nibt ibertroHen mer<
ben. Na6 iabrelansen grfahrunsen nit
nnSeren Sptemen unb nabbem mir be.
rem 6ebler in Be5ue auf Stdrte unb
9auerbaftisteit ertannt baben, baben mir
elm Spitem suiammeneeiteIt, bas fir ale
Sieienisen iid bon 8prtheil erpeiien
tpiro, Die pripate ober Dffentlihe feuer.
fefte @ebdube errichten. @ir le9en iebt
oas Spitem in Der Carnegie : Bibliothet
on %uno<laoen Sic elm, Die Metbohe Der
8onitruftion in Musenlhein gu nebmen.
Mhtunqsppq:
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MQerlci.

Dem 0r. s, $. aeuosg Dom
Sottle Greet Sanitarium, bas lees
tens a6branute. fine 30 Ider 2ano
auf GIamo 0ei9bts o%fferirt uoroen,
tuenn er Ieine Seilonitolt bierber oer=
le9t.
Wui Nnregung bes .BuiineB
Wten5 Club" meroen Die oeutihen
Weretne ipecteu einaelooen peroen,
ltd1 am oiesidbrigen 8lumenfeit gu
bet5eiligen.
Ser ,8uIineB Mteus Cub"
bat etnen gcIhluB angenommen. ooB
es 5piid]en Der Staot uno Der Wals
leruerffompagnie balo su eiuert. fir
betoe Tbeile %befrieoiaten Nrranges
meHt betreff5 oer @oHerraten fum=
men mD9e. ginem anoeren 8eidluNe
9er1aB IoQ Die 2eeislatur angegan=
gen %fperoen. cine 8euinigunq 81
MAIDEN, oouatt Der 8erid)t Der Seem
Yorfer, Die Dor einieen Wonaten
Segas beIuhten, .nerpielfdltiet uno
lberal ~pertbeilt toeroen farm.
Die BerfGufer bon 0rennbofs
ouf Den Bla3a's petitioniren oell
Stootrotb I'm @rmdBiaung Der Gee
tnerbelteuer, Die gegendrtig $36 per
Sabr betrd9t uno in feinem 8erholts
nib 81 ibren @eldaftstransaftiunen
iteht.
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Ser leitenbe Malj=G rtratt.

Malt-N Murine lit geeenmdrtia Der
ein5i9e wlrflih peroienitpoae Mols=
@rtratt i'm Warfte; aae auoeren lo-
%genannten @rtratte iino nidts beiie=
res als itartes. ihuarSes Bier nit
einem boben Bro5entiob Nlfohol unb
einem iebr tleinen 3uiaB Der @rtratts
Stpfe. Splhe @gtrafte ioqten ME.
mails 8ranfen ODER @eneienoen oe=
aeben ODER anempfublen peroen, oa
lire 8eroienite uno Bpraiiae leoia=
lid auf Der Gillette, nibt ober in
Der Itaihe. gu finoen iiuo. Malt
Murine miro nur uon Der Nnbeulers
Sulh=B rauerei in ct. Souls, Mp.,
ber9elteut, meIhe 3batiad)e oof ae-
nii9en Ioute. UNI feline Heiubeit,
Sor5ii9lihteit uno Bet0mmlibteit
gu 9arautiren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1902-03-06

ooter iiber iein rabies gemperas
ment, ietn enelilbes &auoernellh;
mie er }. 8. als er iiber cine I'M
geididte Beneeune elmer Ibtbei.
lung beint @rerciren eeb0ri9 oeutId
unb englil9 eeHubt, an ieinen Ios
iutanten, einen omerifaniiben 81:
f8ier, NIT ben @orten ii6 manote:
,,a0nnen Sic mir ntdt belfen, II
nod elmer Sprade 5u fluhen?"
Nnefooten iiber Die peInti9e Sc.
nouigfeit, NIT Der CT feline Snipeftiu:
men poruabm, liefen in un5ab( bergln
Die erIten arntlid1 ein9efibrten He:
gulatioe oe8 Ser. Staten 0eeres
lino Steuben's Werf.
Gin Wibbolo Hagte s!pdr barber:
,,Seoes &apitet oieier Heaufatios
mar in feblerDaftem Ieutid perfabt,
10 lieB iib bic NrbeIt nidt ius @n9=
tiid)e ~ubertroeen; oeBba[b iberiebte
es elmer ert in8 Sran55ltlhe; ooa
Jran5Dlil9 aber tuar ebenIo erbdrms
lid; e8 muBte batter nod elmer fon.
men. um Elm rimtige8 Tron86liid
oacaus gu MAIDEN; MIN muroe eiue
CUTE eng(iihe ueberiebuna oeron:
i%ta(tet. Da aber mar Der 9ert lei.
mem urbeber gan5 unperitdnblid.'
Das iit Elm gang gutter Wib; Steu.
ben perltano tplrflid] fein @n9ttid)
als er berfam; bod nah 8eenot-
gung oes &rieges idrieb er es red)t
out-pie feline in Der GmnetzS amm.
lung Der 2enoIzI btbeiluitg pm Seem
0orf'S 8ibliotbef entbaltenen Ori>
glnul=8riefe bemetIen.
gr bate iih iiberhoupt oielfadJ
ameritaniiirt. ieinen gitel ltn0 ieill
@oelsseiben (rppn") faGen taiien;
nur buloete er es ntdt, menn Pine
rifaner Ieinen Namen anoers ata
Deutih. f. 5tiuben". itatt Steu6eu)
ausipre9en tpollten.
Steubeu tpir0 mitutlter ats @riin=
Der iii Ierer Mtilitdr Nfaoemie be-
8eihnet; oies lit iniofern mabr, ala
er lhon 1888 Die @ruuolager biersu
erlttparf, nel9e ipdter (1803) bel
gtablirung Der Initalt oielfab be-
nubt mur0en.
So lange CT lebte, arbeitete CT un'
ermuoli1 fiir bic Woblfabrt uniere1
Irnee uno ieines Iooptiu Sater-
lnn0es.
Wun t0nner mir freili9 niht la-
gen, Dap mir 5teuben benz oft
~5tellen 0eutihfano ueroanfen;
oenu es mar Die fransDitd c
&eeierung, methe inn ber5ufommen
%sureoete. 8ir perbanfen ibu oliu
eieentlih brett Tranfreib, uno nihi
Deuti9lauo.
Nber oas, mas er uns leiltete. be-
itano in leinen reutiben Mili=
tdrfenntnilien. in ieineHs beut=
d gbarafter uno @eien.
Daber 1ino mir ieinetpeeen.
Deutih(ano uno ben Deutiben per-
pflibtet.
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@rumoeisentbams uebertraanmaen,

s. $. Cunningham an 81. 3uti.
382 Qder aus Dem Waria Soieio
RunrigueS=S uroep, $500.
Sc. 8. gieslit an gouaro 6oas,
Streifeu 2ano an Centre Str, 5000.
Baul Vuhn an anua 0ibinqer,
2 @runoitide an Starr str. $500.
8erlba Staffel an s. ". Grimm,
@runo'tild an 4eieb= Str, $500.
Beter SUD an vs.. .. Berano,
@runoitid an Sio. Alalno : Str,
81, 900.
&ate Wap an Otto 3od, @runo,
itid an SID. 2areoo: Str, 1913.
Nrnolo Seller an Rldoro 8oaes.
324 Nder 2auh an 2eon Greet uno
27O Ider am Gi5olo. $500.
Sn 9openhogen 1ino 0adrits
ten uon Der galomin. 3ieeler'lben
Roropol ; Expedition eingetrofien,
welbe pom II. Guguit aus 5ran8
Soiepb5 Gano oatlrt lino. 0alos
min erpartet suueriiht(in. iiber ben
80. Greltengrao binaus su tommeu.
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Ger 9 irger= 9rieg.

Nls Der Biiraertries ausbrah, tpa'
rem Die oeutihreoenoen Qmerifaner
ioeteih our Steae, our @rbaltune
uno Gettung mnlere Union. Wibt
nur als S~noipiouen aeihueten iie im
&rieee mafienbaft 1id) aus, ionoern
IlS groBe Wilitdr : 8DrperIhaften;
cine Der fribeit prganilirten nnionz
9ruppeu mar v8lenter's o.
piiion" oeutid)er &egimenter uno iie
befam iebr aeitis ibre Nufeabep, in
oeren 8emeiiternng lie li6 berpor4
tbot. 9as ganSe elite Corps be-
itanb 10 pDrmieseno aus oeutiben
glementen, oaB man e8 fursweg
vTbe German Corps" aannte. Die
.Sremont= 6uiaren" uno Die Ben
tou=S uiaren", CUR ,8ierten Dtiiiou=
rier Gaoaaerier foniolioirt. unter
General Warina, tuaren ebenfaQ8
meiiten8 Deutihe.
Gon ben boben Offsieren beuts
iher 3unse, Die b~eionoers iib aus@
seibneten. lit an eriter 6teQe Gene
raj Sraus Sisel tpeaen ieines
brilanteu Geeoros 5u nenneu; aQers
oings bate er ben G0rtheil, Soloat
BON 6auie aus gu fem.
Nber nod mebrere i;no our gre
mabnune beredltist, oarunter unier
9eehrten WtitbIr9er Carl 5burS
oeiIen oeroieuituoller militGriider
Recoro nur oarum beute tueniger ee=
tannt lit, neil er insmiiheu auf an=
oeren @ebieten b0bere &usseibuun=
gen erlanqt bot.
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Son grOBem Nuben fit nerbSie
Nputp

Malt-Nutrine miro Weroen-2ei.
oenoen belonoers em%pfoblen. gs be.
rubigt Die Neruen uno iibert 10 benz
G%eloenoen einen auten, rubigen
Shlaf. gs miro nur upn Der
Nnbeuler=B uih Brauerei in st.
20uis. Mlo., heraelteut.
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Sect lit bic Belt

Suren 8orrath BON 5euerbots fir
ben Winter ansuidlaffen. 0ir baden
oas bette ie bier pfferirte 6ols aus
6ouno &of an Der SO. &. & z.
Babn. Wadt Cure 8efteuune.
Selepbon 81.
9unfet Muo0 @oM panp,
90. ". fFitfl, General Manager.
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WsianG umferrfchf.

Ser Undergraduate, Opern=, Som,
Sert- nno Oratorien : Sdnger, bat
iid bierielbft nieoeraeloiien, um
8eIanas=u nterridt au ertbeilen uno
6egren uuo Oamen fir Gunitee1ana
oor3ubereiten. Nnmelouneen mers
ben entae9enaenommen bel @peaan
1rOs. uno BET Sosfe Bros.
W OF @ertbeim.
Stubio 212 Bonnie : StraBe,
(8bone: 1879
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It unb 8ifbun MIG.


3u geginn bes 10. Sabrb!tnoerts
tuar 2onopn, am Sb(uie oesielben
8aris. oos ortiitilde Meffa Der
Nmeritauer.
3miid)en oielen stpei Yeriooeu liest
aber cine brittle. in tpelder Die Iipis
rationen Imeritanilher 8unitiinger
nod Duiieloorf iib manoten uno
nonu, in ben 70er Sabren, nah
Wlnhen.
an Duiielourf erinnert una Der
fir5lit1 erfo(gte 600 BON Ilbert
Bieritaot, zines Der lebten ueberles
benoen Der nOiiieloorfer Sbule".
uno- emanuel Geube, Der Wtaler,
melber beroorraaenoe Womente Der
Gmerlfaniihen @eidibte 6urb iei.
lie aunit CUR biloliden 0aritequna
brnhte.
IS mare nur eerinaes Sob, ruenn
mir b(oB laqten, oaB feline Ser9egens
mdrti9una BON S5euen unlerer Ge'
polution5 Gpobe (,9eueral Walb-
inaton lberifreitet ben Oelauare"
u. a. H. aniprehenoer iiuo. als Die
b0taernen .0ofumente" 3rumbua'8
Inter benz ginfluB Der Sdule,
tpet6er oieler>@lnitler augeb0rte. i'll
cine qar5e @enerotion Nmeritani=
ider Wtaler aufgepahien. 10 oaB Ell
ne &euue, mie Die oorliegenoe. es
nid]t unermdbnt lalieu BARI, unter
uelfeu &erpilihtuneeu eeqer
Deutldlano mir aud in oieler Be
5iebun9 ftebeu.
Giniihtfih her MnIif fniipn iif
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P. 7. SHIELDS, President.
J. P. HAYNES, Gen'I Manager
6. SdcmermeDer's Tamiliengarten

erfreut lih ueoen ieiner ausee5eids
neten Slide oes beften 8nfes bel
6reiigen unb Sremoen uno miro
oementiprebeno pon ssreunoen elmer
auten oeutid)en Soft 1tarf patrpni.
iirt. D~elifateiien Der Sailpn ents
iprehero. Milhereiprpoufte nlIer
Dirt. SIN Saloon finoet MAJ, fteta
friihes gier. quite Weine. 2iquDre
uno Gigarren. Sbeuermeper'5 sSas
milienaarten lift elm grbolun9splat
eriter &lefie.
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Serb. Staffel. 33i gaft CONF
n1erce : StraBe. Selb= Hno @arten=
Sdmereien itets friib. @inter Eur.
Oats. MDggen uno @erfte fir Wins
ter Yaiture. Pratts Food sur Bferbe,
8nhe uro 6Itner. Das bette MitteI
UNI 6ihner leaen gu MAIDEN.
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cHweRHGalcKeIT.-eiu Gin

SCNWE q KIN Cine
ceife Dame. uelhe ourd 9r. Ni@oltou,8
Riinflide Cbrfr0mmeiH BON Shmerb6rig.
teit uno Sbreniauien gebeilt morben 1T.
bat leinem Snltitut elm @eidbenf BON
$4,000 Dollars ibertnadbt, bamit iofde
taube uno ihmerb6rise Berionen, weld9e
nidht bic Weittel beiiBen. iih bic Obrtrpm.
mein 81 uerihafen, bieielben umionit er.
halten t6nnen. 8riefe pone man noreie
liren: No. 81 N, Das Institut Nicholson,
'Longcott". G~unnersburv, London, W.
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ssT 2olf. cement, Sano. Bad
feline, feuerfeite Steine unb 9buns
Cheer unb NSpboltpapier, Dabpappes
cheer uno Nspbalt. Def. 9erpentin.
Serben, @las &c. &c. itetS porrdtbiQ
bel 8. 6. 1ielmann. 306 Oft.
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Telenbpn 40
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Die MeoUlutiou.

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mijfen mir einen ibarfen unterihieo
siehen atpiihen Deutiflano uno ben
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5r. Jsobert 6. Mpb,

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gen, Obreu. Scale uuo Seble. Spreb'
itunoen Don 9 bis IL ubr GDrmittags
unb pon 2 biz 5 1hr ,0ahmittags.
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Gemiiiana unS Geras GianiteS.
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M. 8. Mobbins, g.. g. & :. ST.,
Z. S. Gnoeron. u. g. IS. g.,
Souiton, geraS.
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Gtwas nenes auf Der SnuIets
Central.

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6infihttih Der WuIit lniien iih
unIere grtenutlibteit5= Blihten ees
gen OeutIhfano faum lberibdBen.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-01-13

numerous inquiries, am endeavorlng
to introduce a number of manufac-
tured articles from the United States,
which, I think, can find a good mar
ket here, and once known will become
indispensable. With no one, how
ever to look after later details, and
with no direct line of ships from
America, the venture constantly hangs
in the balance. Competent and re-
liable agents may be had in almost
every trade center-men who are &C
quainted with English sufficiently for
business purposes, as we'll as with
French and Greek. They must, how
ever, be shown that there is money for
them in the venture without the pos
sibility of risk, and in the larger places
an amount ought to be set aside for
advertising purposes"
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monthly periods for it meant a couple
of days in bed in awful agony. 1 final
ly made up my mind that the good
doctors were guessing; and hearing
from different friends such good re-
ports of Lydia Il. Pinkha1n's Veg
etable Compound, l tried that. L
bless the day 1 did, for it was the
dawning of a new life for me, used
Ave bottles before I was cured, but
when they were taken 1 was well
woman once more. Your Compound is
certainly wonderful. Several of my
friends have used it since, and nothing
but the best do I ever hear from its
use. Yours, MABELLE /. LAMoNTE,
222 T.. 31GG g., Chicago, ul-G5000
forfeit if cbcye tcatiHon'0i is rot genuine
III Lydia II. Ioinkham's Nege-
table Compound could cure Miss
LaHEontc-why not you? Try it
and sec for yourself.
Mrs. Pinkham advises sick wo-
men free. Address, Lynn, Mass
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WHY LEAVES CHANGE COLOR

Probably not one person in thou
sand knows just why leaves change
their color in the fall, says an eminent
botanist in the Washington Star.
The green matter in the tissues of a
leaf is composed of two coiors, red
and blue. When the sap ceases to
flow in the autumn the natural growth
of the tree is retarded, and oxidation
of the tissues takes place. Under
certain conditions the green of the
leaf changes to red under different
aspects it takes on yellow or brown
hue. The difference in color is due to
the difference in combinations of the
original constituents of the green It's
sues, and to the varying conditions of
climate, exposure and soil. A dry,
hot climate produces more brilliant
foliage than one that is damp and
cool. This is the reason that Ameri-
can autumns are so much more gor-
geous than those of England and
Scotland
There are several things about
leaves, however that even science
cannot explain. For instance Why one
of the two trees growing side by side
Of the same age, and having the same
exposure, should take on a brilliant
red in the fall and the other turn yell
low, or why one branch of tree
should be highly colored and the rest
of the tree have only a yellow tint,
are questions that are as impossible
to answer as why one member of a
family should be perfectly healthy
and another sickly. Naples and cakes
have the brightest colors-New York
Ledger.