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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-07-24
ALL so RTS
Trib cures insect bites and stsing:

Trib cures insect bites and stsings
Try Johnson's Ice Cream Soda.
Our ice cream looks, tastes and is
rich. Davey T. Maish.
c. w. Friend. Matchmaker ard O.,-
tician.
Dayey & Maish have the best Sc
lected lire of fruit in tnls city.
A number of Carsonites will leave
tonight for San Francisco to take in
the Jeffries-F itzsimmons fight.
Phil Callahan and wife spent yeste
day in this city. They report big
crop on the farm at Galena.
The Old Oaken Bucket isn't in it
with glass of our cool ice cream
soda. Davis & Maish. =.
The finest line of fresh fruit can be
found at Davey & Maish's new store
Arbuckie the man who killed VIM.
Mclaughlin in Reno, has been bound
over to await the action Of the Grani
Jury
Ice Cream Sooa at The Thaxter
Drug Store.
D-n't send to Chicago for yoHr Of
lars and cuffs. Joe Piatt keep. =
celebrated Corliss and Helmet bfaI:::.
Washoe county has thirty-fve men
in the county jail Most Of them are
kept busy repairing the streets.
Garden hose and lawn mowers. a
big stock, can be found at Z.
Walsh's.
1t is never too hot for tomales. The.
can be found at NJ. B. Siivas oNpos
tie the depot
! A man by the name OF Johnson was
painfully injured at ranch near Win
nemucca this week. He stepped un
der a hay derrick when the big fcr''
caught him in the nose and rippe;, tbs
nostril open.
Don't forget that the next sOci2
attraction is the dance ct Empire Of
! Friday evening.
Something new at the Thaxter Dru:
Stora-Egg Phosphate.
The Appeal would suggest that tht
Sunset Oil Company take the none,
start an oil we'll at Elko. Their,
might then be chance to get som,
action for the money
Don't forget the meeting at t.;
Court House this evening to select de
iegates for the Silver Primaries
Don't forget your hot chicken tc.la
Ie at Nuss's today .st the thin,
when you DO rot feel like cooking
hot dinner
p;4;Ciu:e &c. $3.50 >, So
"A. ID. Ramsay. of the Tallyho mine
just northeast OF the Reno Star ha
, struck a very rich body of gold OF
, at a depth OF about 800 feet The fin
nuts Ramsey on velvet for the balaT
: &c OF his life--{IaZerte.
r Owing 20 a failure to secure enous
I signatures to warrant a special rat
to the. big fight in San Francisco 0
| Friday night. the reduced rate ha
been declared Off and parties desi1
. | ing to see the mill will have to put II
| the regular fare
to his stock of carpets and househol
, furnishings. In the carpet lire he
showing the handsomest lot of san
pies and stock goods ever brought
this city. They are all from the T
Il liable and celebrated house OF w
= J. Sloane, which is a guarantee
their value. The ladies are invite
;, 10 call and inspect the samples al
: the stock on hand They will fir
u what they want and at prices tn;
suit.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-07-24

The Southern Pacific Company has
given reduced rates to San Francisco
and return on account o. the bi-en-
NAL meeting of the Knights of Ply
thias. The rate fixed is 1913 from
Reno. Tickets will he on sale from
August Sth to 22d inclusive
Mrs. Ely Barley, who has been
seriously i'll. was slightly improved
last evening
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-07-24

Miss Hazel Crisler and Miss Carrie
COttrell who have been the guests of
Mrs. c. B. Pohl in Virginia City, have
returned to their homes in this city
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-14

Gs giebt 70 bieIe 2eibenbe, Bel bez
nen augenbItdli9e SiiIfe eine 0ot6z
tpenbigteit 1T, I'm &rant6eitserf9et4
nungen Ginbalt gu gebieten unb aufz
subalten. Sn alien bieIen 5Guen ift
gaOpap's Reabb ReGief cine ipi6ttge
unO ME feblenbe 9iiIfe, tpeI9e iebr
oft einen &ranten turtrt, bebor ber
ar5t bas Suus befelben erret6t. --
8rdune, 9ipbtberitis, Snfluen5a.
&rdmpfe, 8ranbpunben, 8erbriibunz
gen, ltnfGue, Queti6ungen, SerabfaI4
len, S4uBpunben, giftige 8ife BON
9unben, S3langen, Stt9e BON sSn4
fetten etc. etc. SSn Elm paar Gugenz
bltden iperben Die punberbaren @iz
genf6aften BON &eabp Relief 1i9 sei4
gen, unb bic &rant6eit tpirb eingebul4
ten unb dus9erDttet, bebor ite It9 ent4
tptdeln tann.
Raeruao's Rea6D ReIief piro aud fnuerIit3
eebraudbI. Gin balbsr 9bsel5ffel BON in sinsm
balbsH GIas bon gBaTcr pirO In eiHioen WirutsH
Rrdmpf,, Cbnmabtsuufdne, llsbeIfeit, GrbrcbuHa
gen, SOobrennen, frantbaftes ROpfpcb Stubrs
GbOl,riut, 9ur6fuu, Rolit 8Idbungeu unO uad
tHHrI6sH s6msr5cn bciieu.
Mirh bnn allen aputbsfern berfauft.
RaOUop & Co., So Glm=Str., RetOs0Ort=Gitps
Gigsntbamsr Oss RaOpap's 8eaO9 Raist OssRoSs
Dap's Sariaparlan RsfoIpsnt unO Der ganpab'a
i9sR 9inen ID
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-14
9rei Gnaben ertrnnfen.

SruDerfe @itp, Mt8., 13.
Stto6er. - Oret &naben betannter
5amilien: Sacob gorbett, Is Sabre
alt; @qiott Q7bman, Is Sabre aft.
uno WtiIan W2orgdn, IA Sabre alt,
iinb pabri9einIi4 in Der SraOerfez
8at ertrunten. sic ma4ten am
@amitag Ru9mittag cine Segel6ootz
fubrt unb tebrten ieitOem ni4t 3uriid.
6eute fanb man ibr getentertes Boot
an Der 8Iite, cine 6albe N1eiGe BON Der
Gtabt, unO ipdter ben Rot GOrbett's.
U}un glaubt, bic Sungen berloren
bei'm boben Seegang Die @OntrOle
iiber bas Boot unb OaB Oieies umz
i4lug. Bon ben 2ei4en fat man bisz
fer feline Spur gehunDen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-14
bette unb buB bic 2tn9elegenbeit benz
OiitriftsantpaIt CUR llnteriuaung
ii6ernieIen neroen iolIte.
8 Ola ais 6 r a 3.

6oGs ais Grf 4 3.
g2e pzgort, 13. Otto6er. - Sn
ben @dl6ern auf 2ongzS5lano IN
Hep=SerieD baben Diele Qeute dIs
6ol5fGuer 8eI9Gftigung gefunben.
Die 6ol3FGlIer er6alten 80 @ents btS
$1.25 pro ,gorb" fir Oas SGGen unb
S6neioen Der 8dume. Sn einigen
S6eilen BON 2Ong@SslanO tptro fir
trodenes @i9enboG3 $40, fir 6i4tsnz
bol3 Big gu $5 bic gprb be3ablt. Man>
DE 5armer fG1en tire ulten Qepfel@
unD anbere SbItbGume unO pfldn5en
bafiir iunge 8Gume; au9 S9attenz
bGuue perbsn gefdut, unb Elm 6armer
bat ale feline 3Gune nieoergerihen II.
lptrb Die gfoiten unb Stdngen als
8renn6pl3 perpenben unb i'm 5rIAz
ia6r bur9 neue erieBen. 9ie Sob
lennot6 bat CUR Golge, baB oaS 9ol3
nt9t me6r 10 beripiiite tptro, pte btsz
fer. Mer Die Wdloer beiu9t un0 Die
8a6lreiGen permpbernben 8Gume,
8aumItGmme unb Qeite auf bem 8oz
ben liegen iiebt, muB ii4 iagen, baB
gan5e Wagenla0ungen 8renn6ol5 in
iebem @albe iG6rli9 auf Oieie Beiie
perloren geben, ipGbrsnb man in @uz
rppu bic Sannen3upfen fammelt unb
al5 Seuer1ngsmaterial Oeripenbet.
8erI9iebene 8aitOren fpru4en 9ez
itern au9 in Nep=Serieb iiber ben
&oblenitrite unb gfep. Sobn 6. 9einz
Del BON Der englti6en ebangeltI9en@rz
IDier4&ir4e in SeriepzGitb CAB feline
@rfubrungen bel einem 8eIu6e Der
StrtteJ8egenb gum 8eiten. gr iagte,
Die Striter feien geieBz unO prbz
nungslie6enbe 2eute unb tpiirben nur
bur9 bic goIi5ei Der MinenbeIiBsr gu
Iusf3rettungen geret5t.
Ctr BenpfIu fer ais 9ei5z
material.
G6tedgo, 13. Sft. - Sn SoIge
Der &oRlennot6 lit Die Stdbt in Sc
fabr, DoS 9Ol5pflaiter auf ben 8ir=
geriteigen gu berlieren. Sn berf6iez
benen Sta0tt6eilen 9uben 2eute, bic
BEL ben unerf3pingIi9er 8obIenpretz
len nu9 anberem 6euerung5matertal
umfeben muBten, einFa9 bic 9ol3=
pffaiterurg geitoblen. Die polt3iiten
baben geitern Ha4t brei iOI6er 9OI3z
bie6e abgefabt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-14
9rrifaher Mnrb.

2uftin, Ser, 13. Otto6er. -
Sn Der 8egenb, 25 M}eiIen DftIi4 BON
bier, berrf4t grOBe Grregung, Der
pobI6a6enbe 8aumpOGpflan8er Dun
can 9td5 unb befen 6rau iinD in
i6rem 6auie ermorbet uufgefunben
porben. Die 2et9en paren ent1eBz
li8 3ugeri9tet. g2i6t peit BON bem
6auIe entfernt tpurbe bic eripd4iene
So9ter bes 9aares als Qei9e borgez
funben. U}ebrere Neger iinb berbafz
tet porben. 8enn Der @erba9t, baB
iie bic M0rber iinb, ii9 beitGtigen
ioI1te, 1T i6nen Elm 2pn4geri4t ge>
mir.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-14
GrfuIgrrtf ansarfilbrt.
Die bonn ProfefOr 2Oren8 an Or
mour'5 bertriippelter So6ter porz

genommene Speration geIungen.
@6tcago, Su., 13. Ottober. -
Die Operation, tpel9e Yrofefpr
2tDoGf 2oren3 BON Wien, afiiIttrt DON
Or. 5rteOri9 MiiGer, geitern an Der
tIeinen Qolitd 2trmour bpl3og, lit
bolltOmmen gelungen. @8 banOelte
ii4 um bic 6ebung elmer 9islocirung
hes 9iiftentno9en8. 8enn es frii6er
tei foG8en Operationen ni9t o6ne gez
fa6rpOIe 6irurgif6e @ingriffe ubz
ging, bas Eager bes 6uftfno6ens
muBte bur9 &no9enab14abungen 3us
erit CUR Qufnabme be5 9IfttnO6enS
eingeri9tet tperben, 70 tpurbe bic gez
itrtge Speration baOur3 oou5ogen,
0aB bur9 9epi9te unD Gtreden bes
8eines Der 9iifttnoden in iein Eager
gebra9t ptrb. SolIte bie1es Eager
benz &no9en momentum nt9t angez
paBt. iein, 10 iiberIGBt man es Der
Gatur, baB bGs &no9enlager ii4 nit
Der 3eit benz &no9en anpaBt. I'm
ben &no6en in Ietner rt9tigen Gage
gu erbolten, lit Der tleinen Patientin
Elm 81psperbanb angeIegt porben,
ZEN lie ettpa Ie8SMonate tragen muB.
9er1e ma4t iebo9 Der &leinen Die
8etpegung ni9t unmDglt6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-14
Gin luarmer Gmbfana.

SDracufe, R,>Y, 13. Ottober.
- grz9OIi3iit Somes .. MiGer
tpurbe geitern friib -um 2 llbr bur4
einen @4uB BON ieiner 6rau f4ner
berpunbet. sic mar bagegen, 0aB er
feline @erpanbte befu9te. Sdmitag
Q(benb bate er t6rem 8uni4e 3upt@
Der ge6anbelt. Qtls er nu4 9aufe
fam, feuerte fie 5tpeimal auf i'm. Sine
&ugeI brang INN in bic re4te 9ufte.
gr f4lug feline 6rau nieber unb ent@
rib i6r ben &ebolber. Sn Dem 8amz
pfc, Der benz Morbattentdt folgte,
bate au4 lie i4pere @erleBungen err
litten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-14
NtaIieniidle Riinft[er.

Bottom, 13. Ott. = Inter ben
9afagieren bes 9dmpfers r8ancou=
per," Der 6eute bon Neupel bier etns
traf, befanb ii4 uu6 Elm itulieniIaer
&iinItler, tpel9er 6rau gleOnOra 0uit
auf i6rer ameritaniT4en 3purnee be.
aleitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-14

Size pertbpoGGfe gpGiet 1T bic elmer
Q,beuss unD GeiunObeits z9erFberung, ostDdbrt
ourd1 Elm uOr3iieli6ts 9IutrtiHigungs aus
Dem glute baut Fb Der a5rper btfdnOig Heu ani
in oitiss uHrein, 10 frdnIeft er. 5n osn gerbau=
unogoroan,n piro Is btreitgt; FnO Oieie trditig,
nm o,boriae Rabruug i5nsG in rsidss 9lut gu Usrs
ipanoeln, 10 it DIR Dteni5 gtiuRo. Ssi'm srfen
3eiber elmer etoruus in itneH Sr8anrn gebraude
man Daber oas beribmts 9Iutrsini9uHgs smittel, t.
Struaro Rrduter il en-. lin NJ
frei cine 9robt su betpmmeu, lpreiFre D. 3tu=
fatpttr & 60, Dor 24l6, Rep=9OrfsGitp 9rsig
25 Gents Sn apOt5etel lu bobsH.
(Ei9p.Sa,S&@)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-14
erfte id)mcr3EOie Nadt
lit bret WOnQte1t.

So babe Our8 ben 1a6tsGrprsb an Grsitad
5br EsaOp IRsl.f srbaItsn, uabm Oapou Inn 1lbr
unO bate bisrauf gum erftsn Dals in orsi Moras
ten cine bmsr5IOfc Ra4t. Sierauf babe i'd nsi4
tar um eamtag unO SOnnta0 beg DtOroeng uub
GbsHOs 8taop 9RsIisf nit Dem ols5eu Grfolee ess
rOmmeH. SD bate mir ben 9lrm gsbro6sn uHS
bic S6uttr Derrentt unO ua8Oem pisOsr aueg
einaeri6tet mar, oerbliebsn mir S6m,r5eu, big idJ
Sbr @tiImittel 5ebruu6te. Menen beftsn Ssuf
fir Sbrs ruibs SsnOuue. Sbr srosbenu
9. 9. . oit,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-14
cernet GnQCiC6!

Gbcms sprahmeiffer. IIa4 8am trssp,4masT assnSiss
au5 alg 9eiffaosn fir ae6rer tmpitbknspsrt5.
1872 seiten, 6albleDerbouD. 9reis 81. so gu
besie6en Dur6 cas gu6bunOlunQsn, Shttrzagsns
ten unb 3situnestrdscr. 9erlae BON g. 3 de |,
l29, SuauszStr.. Ttps9Ort. (5spr22, lUtt;S&5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-14

-Sn N}i6bletopn, R,@g., 1T 9Or4
BON &c Cos &o6lennteberlage uno
bas Electromagnetic Der 8rOBI6ld4a
terfirma @tpift C So. 0ur4 6euer
aerit0rt fpprben. Der 8ranO, pel4er
cine 3ettlang bas gdn3e Centrum Der
Gtabt gu 3eritDren bro6te, iOl Our4
einen 6aufen &alt, Der our3 ben Res
gen gel0f6t ipurbe, berurIa4t tpprben
iein.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-14
Giliuufalani fnmmt.

5onpGutu, 7. 0tt,, Dio San
Srancisco, 13. Oft. - Grz8Onigin
Qilioufalant BON 6alpaii ipirO am 10.
Ottober per 0dmpfer ngentura" BON
bier a6reiIen unb ii8 nu4 @aibing4
ton 6ege6en, um uuf GrIsbigung i9rer
NnIprii6e auf bic bupaii'i4en &rOn4
lGnbereien gu bringen. Sbr Gefolge
piro bus nGmli9e iein, tpie BEL ibrem
leBtiG6rtgen 8eTu8e. sic ipirO uuf ibs
rer ReiIe Salt 2ute Git9, Gbicagq
unD g1enz0ort berii6ren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-14
W}i6qe[ GubQ6n, 9rGIibent be.

= Wtt6aeG Guba6D, 9rGitbent ber
nGuOabp 9ading &c." @rOBI4ld4z
ter, bat i'm 9ebiete Der Oiugez un6
G6erOteez zSnbtaner in Otlu6Dmu 5tpet
Settipnen SelzQGnbereien getauft,
peI4e bic @eIeui4aft aus3ubeuten gez
oentt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-14
N6eumatt8muS.

Or. RaSpnp Co.:
Sd babe mebr, He is6s gtOnute fOripdbrtnb an
Rbmmatismug oclittsu. Sd tourts NIT meinsn
SduOsH meiuen ROpf ni3t bertbrsn, nod mtina
6drOs auf BEN RRdeH lcgen, touute iogur ni5t sins
nal mein 9emo aug3ie6en. Gn6osm d nur bret
9trtel elmer Glai6e RaSpap's ReaOb atIicf oes
bruubt batt, tOnnts i'd msine arme 70 uut tpieOer
oebruu6en, nts ie iuOOr. Sic f0uueR bieraus era
isbsn. porum i'd Elm 70 oroscs 9trtrausn in gaNa
Dups &eaOp RsIief babe.
%. 6. gafe=,
Sttefsl. unb 66ubsGabrit. glr. $50, SuIias5tr.s
Rtn=SSlsans.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-14
,,Warplano eSnftitnt."
meaIa une Ssf6ensGbule-

Wrof Otto Guebs. BrirtipoI
aunf.Sspartsmtnt GugsalaFeu) srSffnst am L
Cftobsr. 3ei4neu in olen grand5en mad Der Ras
tur une nab b.m 9sbtn. Gntpirf., Maltn In
Q8aNerfarben unb Del. fOipie Moosuiren.
Samftaq ssRlaiisn in btnielbsu
unS Qormulsllutsrri6t beginner om 4. Ottobtr.
&in.bartsS6ule fir SiISbauGsi ON ielbeu SAGE
pis bic Soes6&ulsu.
absub.2IaF.H beginner am l3 Cftob,r - Sreis
bonbs, Rai6intnisi9nsu uno arSitettonjdes Stihs
men.
aatoIse< finb I'm Snfitnt sa baben Oesr Der gss
perianot.
Sobn w2. Garter.
NrdFoent bts Gcmite's ber Wals unS 3.i&enf&ule.
w1au obreifire: 9bomas o. Gseritf, gttuar.
(GtstlS. .So6aSi-0x2Q
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-14
- - ll1rfl. 4alN. pabn.
&urse unb icenii6e Gputc nob Der erObeu
SooerStpfuu Eoir.

Grfurfons=giIete perben bonn 13. Bis IT, Gfto=
Der pertauft, fir bic 8idfabrt Bis 3um 18 Sttobcr
eiltie Ser Spe3ial8ue oerldbt ben @illenzSdbn=
bOf am 0tttpo6 uno Sonnerituo ben 15. uno l6.
SftObsr, UNI $50 9Ormittags an alien itdotti3en
ausftelunogplabc nm 5.35 Ia6mttags abfabreno.
Sir bic RunOfabrt nur 81 so, eini3liebIi3
Gintritt sur 6ar. Gie 3ioe Der pg8ctl Wtarpz
ldnocr 9abn1 fabren Dirstt mad Dem 4usfeaungs=
plabe. C2S4-SJ
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-14
f. |lR>Fll
S6mcr5 unO (Ueb

@egen &opfT4mer5en (ob truntbaff
Dber nerp0s), 3abni3mer5en, Relz
raIgte, Rbeumattsmus, 9erenf4uBs
@4mer5 unb S6nG4e bes Riidenss
&iifgrqts pber 9&ieren, S9mer3 in
Der 2ebergegenb. 8ruitfeuent3iinbungs
@nI6pellung Der @elente II. S4merA
sen aQer Dirt pirb bic Qlntpenbung
BON Rabpap's Geabp ReIief Elm Gus
genblidli9es Qufb0ren Aerpprrtfen ii.
elm fortoquernber @ebrau9 iptrb cine
bauernbe Seilung gu Mege brtngen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-14
The Baltimore Law School

Ser 6srbt aaurius btsinnt am 20 g ems
Ser 1902 gBeaeu udbsrer Iusfunft utnoe man
f6 an 8 6snarb Srpant, Setrstdr. UT. LIZ
Sf42eIiustOn= Strobs. Baltimore, Uio.
(SeStl2, ,lNtnl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-14

Baltimore Ohio 9ahn Siilletin.
S2.5O-Sun Baltimore natb Sngerstonn uno
suriif, eini5lRblid) Gintritt aur oager5toDH
Gar. 9illete nsuOen pom l3. bis gum H.
Gttober osrtauft, fir bic auffabrt bis 5um
49,, eini9liebli1, 0iiltio.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-14
8eieeleet?7
Gine ttadDtltdte Gnmferems lit g1aflttmatott
ae1nren11 het'mt a1rtirtnetttear.

~ seratbnms BIS @ttter""@t. t.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-14
THE EMARYLAND. Gin gamiIis"'

Gampf=, ISafier= nno sSurnace=Set5s
gulaqen - Ser rGregesntz" "9ampfteHfl, ipe5itle
&ohe fir pei6e uno 9sa=6oblen, ipart Die @dlIs
her Rnblsu. Sefen aller Grt reparirt uno 9edfs
bert. GtpiFenbaftc arbeit. Seine Se5dblung ttr
@ef6tiquue pcrIangt SubbarO Seating Co., 40
0oroz@dlUsrt=S StraBe.
(Cft11iSa, ,Mo, ,Wi, 1Wttb)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-14
sOfOrtige @Ilfe.

RorpIanO, CtiseO,GOuntb, I.sV.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-14
Our + q m's 8 D b.

Gbenanboab, pa., 13. Oft
Die GoronerszS zSurp i'm Sale bes
Stritsrs 0illium 0urbum, fpel4er in
Der 9a9t pom IeBten Mtttpo4 bur3
ben auf 9oifen fte6enben @olOaten
@absportb bom 16. 8egiment, auf
beFen 4nruf er nidt ite6en blieb, err
I6oFen tpurbe, Bat in tbrem 9erbitt
ertlGrt, baB 8abspOrt9 ii6ereiIt hans
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1902-10-14
sic ba6en feline Goblen nGtbig.

C278-e1r0 7---r7-T-Trr-r- r-r-r7T--7
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-02-27
Seven Years Ago He Had but $24
Now He Has Seventy Head
of Cattle.
This Is What a Couple of Eastern
Farmers Learned When on Re
cent Trip to Canada.
Splendid. Words About Saskatoon, Rostherr
and Hague District, Where They
Will Locate.

MesSrs. j. Il. Blum and j. Grumper
of Manchester, Washtenaw County,
Michigan, paid a visit to Alberta last
summer and saw there Il Mr. Shantz,
one of the good old Pennsylvania stock
who had come recently-some seven
years ago-from Ontario. with S24 in
his pocket. He has certainly prospered,
as he now owns over seventy head of
cattle, has good log house framed
over, also a good barn, and in all re-
spects looks thrifty and well-to-do
farmer. He had some good crops of
oats and barley After spending some
days in Calgary and Edmonton they re-
turned to Regina, Assiniboia, and look
ed around the country north to Lums-
den and Balgonie, where the crops APP
peared very promising and heavy, con-
tinuing up the Regina and Long Lake
road, they came to Saskatoon, on the
crossing of the South Saskatchewan
river. OF this district they say:
"The country here pleased us better
than any we have seen. We drove out
eighteen miles in northwesterly direc-
ton through the Smith settlement. This
is wonderful district; the growth was
splendid, all kinds of grains and roots
were perfection. The older settlers had
good buildings of all kinds and looked
very prosperous. in fact we came to
the conclusion that we had found what
we We're looking for, a good country
While the nature of the soil changes
and is in some parts light, in others
stony, and again heavy, generally
speaking it leaves nothing to be de-
sired. Hay and water are also IN
abundance, and wood can be found
along the river slopes and islands. We
have decided to locate there and shall
certainly advise our friends to do like
wise. We also trust that this report
may have the effect of drawing the at
tention of land seekers to this district,
and can honestly advise all such to To-
cate there. They will find good thing.
AS farmers ourselves, from good dis
trict in Michigan, we have come to the
conclusion that properly farned West
ern Canada viii grow almost any
thing"
Ask for information from any agent
of the Canadian Government.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-02-27
SUCCESS.


Success. 1t is won by a patient en-
deavor,
Energy's fire, and the flame glow o.
Will
By grasping the chance with a Now
now or never!"
Urging on, on while the laggart
stands still.
SUGGEST 1t is facing life's trials
undaunted:
Fighting the present-forgettins
the past;
By trusting to Fate, though for years
she has tainted.
And bearing Times scars; facing
front, to the last,
Success! Would you win it and wear
its bright token?
Smile and step out to the drum
mer's light Tilt;
Fight on till the last inch of sword
blade is broken.
Then do not say die. Fight on
with the HIT,
Mary Maxwell.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-02-27
Lost Only $500 Votes.

The difficulty of disposing of post.
Office patronage in any district with
out disturbing political conditions is
recognized by every man in congress
who has had anything to do with the
business. Uncle Joe Cannon of Hi
nois finds the job comparatively easy
if we may believe the following:
Uncle Joe recently entered the Post
office committee-room of the House
to have little chat with Chairman
Loud
well. Joe." said the latter, chow
are you getting on?''
20, pretty well" responded Mr.
Cannon; 1--WE got all my postoffices
disposed of, and don't think I've lost
more than $500 votes. Brooklyn
Eagle.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-02-27
BEFORE HE TOOK vOGELER'S
He Could Not Touch His Wife's Din
ners, and They Were EFT for "a



ners, and They Were EFT for a
King"
SO writes our esteemed friend, Mr.
Frank Chambers, of 9 Bennett street,
Chiswick. For over two years / suf-
fered agonies from Indigestion, and be-
came reduced to a mere shadow of my
stalwart self | would return home from
my business feeling so faint that | could
hardly drag one leg after the other: my
dear wife did all she possibly could to
tempt me with dainty dishes, and as
entered the house | shifted and thought
oh, how good; | know l can eat that
But, alas! no sooner had / eaten a few
mouthfuls, | felt sick; severe pains shot
through my chest and shoulder blades
my eyes swan and everything seemed
black, and | became alternately hot and
cold, and got up from such a dainty din
ner heartily sick of living, and feeling |
was a sore trial to everybody. | may
mention that | was also very much trou-
bled with scaly skin, and often boils.
But one evening l noticed my wife seem
ed more cheerful than usual. questioned
her and found she had been reading a
pamphlet which spoke of men afflicted
just as | was, and who had been cured by
Vogeler's Compound Said she: What
gives me more faith in it is that it is
made from the formula of an eminent
pug sltldH LON III utilNt III tut
West End of London, England, so | am
sure it is no quack thing All right.
dear, let's have a bottle said |. After
taking the contents of the first bottle, |
felt very much better. and determined to
give this remedy a fair trial, and l can
positively assure you that a few bottles
have made new man of me. L can sleep
well, eat anything, and thoroughly enjoy
life. | have told several friends who
were suffering the same as myself,
and they all wish me to say that they
are like new men. | sincerely bless the
great physician who gave you the for
mula of Vogeler's Curative Compound,
and also yourselves for making its vir-
tues known TO a suffering public"
The st. Jacobs Oil Co, Baltimore, will
send sample of Vogeler's Compound
free to any one.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-02-27

Lord Rosebery, who was made the
chief character in Morley Roberts's
political novel, Lord LinIithgow,"
appears again in novel called Lord
Paddockslea," the title of which. OF
course, refers to the expremier's ad.
diction to horse racing. The author
is unknown, but is said to be a con.
spicuous member of parliament. II
is not surprising that Lord Rosebery
IS said to be taking to novel-writing
in self-defense. He might make a
stunning story with Mr. Chamberlain
as chief character.
Northern Wisconsin advertiser. [volume] (Wabeno, Wis.) 1898-1925, 1902-02-27
Badgers at Washington.

Washington, Feb. 22.-The week
started out with the following WIscon-
sin people in town. Mr.. and Mrs.
George F. Kerr, of New York. VINO are
on their bridal trip; Theo. w. Werder
and sister, who are from Ashland and
are returning from a Grip to Porto
Rico: Toi GERM Olson, ]. A. Swenson
and George Borchenius of Madison;
DR.. Conner and Mr.. Banks of West Su-
peTior.