davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-10-16

The M. & I. will be extended
to New Bridgie this winter. Al
ready the newspapers there are
driving stakes to hold the ter
minus two years.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-10-16

High grade pianos and organs for
high grade people at price that is
right. Small cash payment down.
balance in small monthly payments,
NJ. G. Slocum & Co. If
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-10-16

DR.. Arnold's Cough Killer for
asthma cannot be equalled.-S. B.
Gillespie. Guthrie Center. Ia.
The Bemidji pioneer., 1902-10-16
Minnesota & international
RAILWAY COMPANY.
In Connection with the "A.
Northern Pacific. .
RAILWAY COMPANY

Provides the best train service be-
tween Blackduck, Bemidji. Walker
and intermediate stations and Mime
apolis, st. Paul, Fargo and Duluth
and all points east and west. Through
coaches between Blackduck and the
Twin Cities. No change of cars.
Ample time at Brainerd for dinner
TIME CARD .Es'.
EffectiYe Sent / CT 1902 -
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-02
Married. --Wagner-G

Miss Minnie NJ. Gift and William
H. Wagner OF Enterprise, Oregon,
were married at the home OF the bride
in Smith Centre Saturday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. Rev w. ], Meredith,
pastor OF the Methodist church, offici-
ated. None were present except inn
mediate relatives. They will leave
the latter part OF the week for the
groom's home in Oregon where they
will resi- de.
The groom is the son of ]. G. Wag-
ner OF Crystal Plains and formerly
lived here. He is now engaged in the
stock business in the northwest and
is quite successful IN his operations.
the bride is well known to Smith
county people generally. She has
been in the millinery business here for
several years and had built up sue
cessful trade She is daughter of
John GIFT OF the Crystal Plains coun-
try.-Smith Count! (Kan.) Journal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner arrived in
this city Tuesday evening and were
met by II number of friends at Mr..
and Mrs. B. T. Longs, who surved a
bounteous supper in their honor.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-02
Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Foster and s.L.

Mr. and Mrs. f. L. Foster and S. L.
Magill were up from Lostine today.
Frank OFT was fined $40 in the Re
corders Court, Thursday, for permit
ting gambling in his saloon.
Just the same number of OF mar
riages we're record, d in this county
buring 1901 as were during 1900.
E. II. Carmen has sold his ranch to
Peter Baudan and will move to Il
ranch he owns at Whatcom, Wash.
The game of foot ball last Saturday
between the teams from Joseph and
Lostine resulted in favor OF Joseph by
a score OF to O.
Julius Vowinkle, who is working
for Ed Weatherly in his sheep camp
in the Paradise country, was in the
city Tuesday.
MARRIED-In this city, December
81, at tn e Methodist parsonage, Mr..
Edward J. Avery and Miss Ida Wort
man, Rev j. C. Walker officiating.
The County Court has sued the
Range stove men for 5000 on account
OF the failure to take out a county IL
cense to peddle, They are required to
appear before Justice Voris on Jan. II
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-02
LOCAL HAPPENINGS
IN AND ABOUT TOWN,
picked Up Here And There
By The Chieftain.
Foot ball Saturday.

Foot ball Saturday.
Attorney Lake was down from Jos:
eph Monday.
Foot ball Saturday, between Wal
Iowa and Enterprise.
Sam Adams was out from Imnaha
Monday on business trip.
Mrs. ]. w. Rankin spent Christmas
in Joseph with relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Griggs were pass
engers on Saturdays stage for Elgin.
Wilford Green began this week to
learn the printers trade in the CHIEF
TAIN Office.
Assessor ]. H. McCubbin was up
from his ranch below Lostine Monday
on business trip.
A. D. Buzzard and Isaac Bingaman
OF Flora were in the city Friday and
Saturday on business.
Henry Haas who has been spend-
ing the holiday season at home will
return to Lower Imnaha in few days
to remain the rest Of the winter
This week we have a new cores
pondent from Prai6ie creek. Let
others come forward. We want news
from every section of the county.
Rev. Green iuforms us that his
series Of meetings will begin on Sun
day, Jan. II, instead OF the first Sun
day in the month, as was published
last week.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-02
Notice

All our patrons who owe us past due
accounts are requested to favor Ills
with payment at as early date as
possible. We wish to effect these set
Elements before the first of Feby.
This notice is intended only for those
accounts standing the length of time
that they would be considered past
due.
Respectfully Yours,
E. NJ. & NJ. Co.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-02
HENRY OHMs.
Notice to Stockholders,

Notice is hereby given that the
annual meeting of stockholders OF
the Wallowa National Bank, of En-
terpaise, Or, will be held at the Office
OF their Banking house on Tuesday.
January ia, 1902, between the hours
10 A. NJ. and P. NJ. for the election
of directors for the ensuing year, and
for the transaction of such other busi-
ness as may legally come before said
meeting.
W. r. HOLMES, Cashier.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-02
Marriages for 1901.

DATE JANUARY
= d. c. Wood and NJ. 5. Shook.
l3 W. Il. Warnock and Sallie Afford
l3 I. S. Mcdonald and r. NJ. Doud
16 L i Young and Eta Jones
FEBRUARY
7 O. Pratt and Theresa Goebel
q & W Frazier and Jessie Mccall
20 \ Denny and Grace 3 Beal
MARCH
13 L J Bell and Alice NJ Denney
10 Walter A. Fay and Ada JohnsSn
% Jas II Story and Susan Tucker
APRIL
2 G NJ Vors and Rose r Ratcliff
e W NJ Hunter and Mary Graham
81 d G Carter and Nora l.. Dunn
MAY
w II Post and Annie Christensen
Is I F Jacob and Della NJ Cussin
25 L G Smell and Vertie Meek
30 / ] Wil.ett and Mamma Johnson.
JUNE
8 L B Emmons and Bertha Wright
10 H c Davis and Edith Skaggs
10 F Englehorn and Mable Hall
26 J S Kenville and Mary 4 Cole
u O English and Dora Simmon
July
3 CE Akin and Mary A Otto
q Harvey Wilson, Emily Berland
80 Bruce Box Jeanne Reid
AUGUST
10 A E Jones and Luella Crawford
% Henry Mitchell, Minnie Farley
% A H Robinson and f NJ Smith
30 F c Shafer and Vena Booth
SEPTEMBER
Chester Turlay and Daisy Wasson
l6 Robert Utz and Pearl Sprague
Is Neil Baker and Della Grader
% F l. Fletcher and n L Henderson
OCTOBER
3 William Halsey Virgil Pinkley
I Chas c Bloom and Bertha Rutter
27 Robert Dunning, Nellie Brewer
% W l Calvin and Berta L Reavis
so G S Templeton, Lizzie Leonard
NOVEMBER
G w Miller and Ida Thompson
II L T Riley and L NJ Eddlemon
IL Walter S Lovely, Sarah r Conley
l3 Jas NJ Conner, Fannie L Moore
"A VIM Locke and Maggie NJ Bolts
DECEMBER
10 L f Wilsey aud Maggie Pritcliard
% Chas E Whitmore May V Fleet !.
20 Paul Moore and Ethel Eddlemon
Chas c Day and Ada Barnes
Ernest A Bodmer, Mary Conklin
l. Leaman and Leolia Hammock
81 Edward j. Avery and Ida Wort
man.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-02

The CHIEFTAIN is in receipt of a
copy of the Boise Statesman of Dec.
90 in which there is an account of a
Christmas game of foot ball in that
city with team from Payette. In
the line up OF players appears the
names of Clarence Lutttell as right
half back and Elbert Luttrell as left
guard. 1t was hard game in deep
mud, neither side scoring. The Lut-
trell boys played in the celebrated
Enterprise team three years ago and
are good players. If there are going
to be made any points in foot ball
game it is certain that with Clarence
rs half back his team will make
their share.
]. S. Downey is managing the
Western tonr of the great Hypnotist
of India, DR.. Duchesne and is arrang-
ing to appear in the Enterprise Opera
House, about Jan. 7th He promises
the Enterprise people feast, as DR..
Duchesne is considered the greatest
hypnotic performer on the American
stage and is direct from India.
The Joseph foot ball team passed
through town Tuesday morning, en-
route for Lostine, where they met
team from that town during the after
noon. The game resulted in score
of II to in favor OF Lostine. This
makes it even between the two teams.
Joseph defeated the Lostine team
last week.
\ few friends gathered at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Batter Monday
evening in honor of Mrs. Bater's
birthday. The evening was spent in
whist playing and Mrs Batter gave
prizes to the best and poorest records.
Mrs. Roe received the first prize and
Mrs. Batter herself the BOBBY prize.
It's reported that ]. D. Cottingham
who was taken out to La Gronde last
week, waived examination and his
bonds placed at $500. 1t is stated by
his relatives that the charge against
him is false and simply >itce of
spite work with woman at the bot
tom OF it.
Chas. Copeland, of Hailye, has in
vented a machine for counting sheep
and registering the count. 1t will
count and register from one sheep to
1000 and then can be reset and COM
plete another count of any number up
to 10000.
/. B. Emmons and wife aud Al
Emmons and family returned Satur-
day from Mud creek where they spent
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Emmons. They report a fine time
and plenty of dancing.
The Homan boys received a tele.
phone message, Monday, from their
father at Astoria, stating that their
brother Watson was very sick. Prem
less and Arthur started for his bed
side Immediately.
The return game of foot ball be-
tween the Enterprise and Wallowa
teams, will be played in this city next
Saturday afternoon. 1t promises to
be the best one OF the season.
Marriedi-At Grouse, Dec, 90, 1901,
at y o'clock at the residence of c. D.
Slow, ]. W. McCaully and Miss Min
ME Slow, both OF Grouse. Rev. Smith
officiating.
Geo. B. Robertson of Lower Imnaha
was in the city few DAYS last week.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-02
OUR CLUBBING
OFFERS.
FOR WINTER
READING

We conduct the only up-to-date
Subscription Agency in the county.
We receive subscriptions for any
periodical in America or Europe,
and keep complete record of all
subscriptions so received.
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-02
Lost.

One buckskin mare, . years old,
dlack name and tail Branded circle
on right shoulder. Any one return
ing the same will receive reward OF
So.
HENpN OuNS
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-02
NEWSPAPERS.

Chieftain q Oregonian 1 year $500
Chieftain & S. F. Examiner 2.25
Chieftain & S. F. Chronicle 2.25I
Chieftain & Spokesman-Review2
Chieftain & st. L. Republic 2
Chieftain & Globe-Democrat 2
Chieftain & Tri Weekly World 2
Chieftain & Chicago Tribune 2
Chieftain & N. Y. Tribune 2
Chieftain & Daily Telegram for
two months 2
Chieftain & Toledo Blade 1.75I
Chieftain & Atlanta Constitution
t2.25
MAGAZINES.
Chieftain & Munsey 2
Chieftain & McClures 2
Chieftain & Cosmopolitan 9
Chieftain & Puritan 2
Chieftain & Christian Advocate 3 90
Chieftain & Christian Herald $50.
Chieftain & Penny Magazine 1.65
Chieftain & Puck's Library Q
Chieftain & Scribner's Mag. $50
Chieftain & Young People Com
[panion 1.S5
CHI ain & Poultry Journal 1856
Chieftain & Amer. Sheep Breeder
[2.25I
Chi6ftain & Black Cat 1.75|
Chicitain & Christian Standard
1850
Chleftaln & Arena 800
Chieftain q Woman's Home
Companion, 200
Chieftain & National Magazine,
p 00I
Chieftain & Home Magazine, 2 OO|
Chieftain & "Land of Sunshine"
2 00I
Here are some
Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-01-02
Combinations

that can not be beat for the money.
The County news, the news of the
World and Magazine
c,ei1itn,s MeCiures each l year for 1896
Globe Democrat
Munsey's ; each / yr. 2.S5
Chieftain
5s.;;s,1 Ss5';:. Ssi;:',5E Home j. each y'. aoS
Examiner
Puritan each 1 yr. for 1926
Chieftain
If none of these combinations
suit you, we can make one that
will suit you, and save money for
you.
THE CHIEFTAIN
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-10
SDfal=NtDtt3en

~ @ebt mad gebr. glart fir
Briuen unb laBt 6auitrer ibreS @eges
seben Sbr erbaltet ansepaBte Slider
uno Ipart @elb.
~ 6. 8. Ntmoob lit barauf uor=
bereitet, @u9 gu ben niebrisiten Gins
raten Mnleiben pon $500 bis gu &c.,
900 auf cutiiuirtes 9anb fur aebn
Sabre gu MAIDEN NIT benz Ne9te, einer
Sbeil ODER bte gauge Summe gu If
9eno elmer s3eit suridsuaablen. Spre9t
bel Tim tn ieiner Office I'M Mtmoob
Slod 81 ct. Gloub Dor. 31:4
s 8erloren-o I'm pierten Suli auf
Dem p. ct. gloub mad Sberburne 60.
fabrenben Sabrmese etn Sod NIT anse=
beftetem 0eretnsfnopf. Oa bas Ser
einsabsei@en leinsm gisentblmer pom
8ertb lit, 1T Der reblt9e Sinber se=
beten, ben &nopf NIT ober obne Nod
ab3uliefern BET SEQ. 9tIenbranb, ct.
gloub, Winn. 1t
az CUR sefdItsen Na@ri@t, baB
i'd mein S@abseiddft pom 6. Mue.
n0rblt9 nod $50. 721, ct. @ermair=
traBe, Der reuen Poitofice seseniber
perlest babe, no t9 elmer seebrteu
&unbi9aft NIT benz @erlpre@en gu
Oieniten ftebe, MFR bur@ reele unb
5uuortommenbe Bebienuns bereu 3us
frtebenbeit unb WoblwoIen gu ft6ern.
gu freunblt@em 3uiYru9 labet ein
U. s.. pefer. 1t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-10

Die Sauf Centre Mfabemie 1T fir BEN Gef
bes Sommers mesen &eparatur sel6loiien
nne mirb am l. September mieberum fir
Stubenten 9eofinet werben. gSGbrenb bes
lebten Sabres mar bic Stubentenan,abl cine
iebr groBe. unb Der unterri6t e~rsielte bie al=
lerbeiten Grfol9e. Ole Nadfrase mad @ra=
buirten war cine auBersew0bnlide sroBe, nnb
Sene, wel6e ben GURUS pouenbeten, limb in
suten @ei9dftsbduiern untersebra6t, unb
bic Qnsabl Der conpetenteu iunsen MGnner
9eniiste Der 9ta6frase bel rpeitem nidt. Nie
3upor mar bic Nadfrase nod seididter Sil=
te i'm @eiddfte 10 srob, wie iest, unb bic
Gusii9ten fir has fommenbe sSabr fino iebr
ermutbiseno. Die i'm letten Sabre amsefeat
9eipelenen 2ebrfrdfte iinb mieber %en9aairt,
unb eieielben werben ii9 CUR Musiibuns ibrer
S~erufsphihteu beim 8esinn bes Serbfter=
Minis einitelen. Sol6e, melde benz Inter
ri6t, ben bieie Sdule bietet, beimobnen, biir=
fen elmer burdsdnsisen Seranbilbums in irz
9enS einem GURUS, ben iie mdblen, fiber
fem. Qputs S. Bath.
32=lt Hrin;ipal.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-10

W Dr. 8. s. 9enneman, 3abnz
arst, bat beute, am 3. Suli, i'm &err
8lod leine Office unb N~rbettsituben
in Mcglrop's Stere einseridtet.
ns- @dbrenb bes San5en Wo=
mats Suit srobe Bargains In Sims
neuem Departments Store.
e Sur $4OO fault man ein
Wobnbaus nit feds 3immern, NIT
Staq unb elm Nder 9anb, innerbalb
Der StabtSren5en selesen. 8aar ober
tbeilmeile baar unb tbeilmetie auf
3eit. @roBes Bargain. Wm. g.
Wit9el, ct. gloub
s Ser srobe Nusuertauf pirb
In bieiem Monat nod anbauern in
Sims neuem Store.
e Ser b69ite Marttpreis pirb
be5ablt fir gier BON Der ct. glous
Cob Storage & Prebuce Co., 1870
6. Nue. norbli@, ct. Grub. 19=ba
~ Or. ". 5. 0en11en1ar, Sabn=
arat, bat beute, am 3. Suit, I'm &err
8lod feline Office unb Mrbeitsituben
iber Wcglrop's Store einseridtet.
~ Sest lit bic 3eit, Cure Sem
fter rScreens"u no vScreen "Sbaren
sesen S@ut Dor l1nsesiefer gu fauz
fen. @ir MAIDEN a1e : tcattise Sorz
ten auf 8eiteuung uno suui ri9tisen
Yreile. @rtsbt & Smut, rer gar=
ter's Mablmiible seseniiher. "a ba.
az Sir supsrldiltse uno prompte
Nnferti9uns bon Pldneu fir Reiibeu5
gen, S9ulen, &ir6en ND loniise
Neubauten meube man ii6 on ben Nr=
ditetten g. S. 6aas, 81. glout,
Mtnn. 12sha
~ 9rabiteine se1amadooI unb
biute ansefe,tist. Sebe 8eiteluns
prompt unb suuerlaiis beiorst BON
Sos. Gepper, nabe gourtbaus, st.
@loub, Wtnn. SO ba
- Gin sutes Wdbden, bas gu
&o6en ueritebt, sesen suten Sobn
gu ausemeiner Sausarbeit uerlanst.
Na6sufrasen i'm rNorbtern".
e Sn Besua auf superldiiise
unb i6mer5loie l3abnarbeit bat Or.
6. W. Sobnion Ben beten &uf in
ct glouo. gr lit bier ieit a6t Sab
rem uub braudte fait nie Elm 3abnz
fallen mdbrenb bteier 3eit iber;uma.
@en. Beite Nrbeit unb mdBtse Sor=
berunsen baben bieier Office bas sroBe
@eiddft sebra@t. Deuti@ in Der
Office seipro@en. S22
~ Sn Sumelen, namentli9 9o@z
seitsrinsen, IN Eaiden: unb 9ausubz
rem mte au9 In Silberpaaren fauft
man bas bette unb biuisite BET u. S.
&oberti on, ct. @loub, BET Dem aud
&eparatureu an llbren prompt unb sr=
perld1is beiorst merbeu. 80 ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-10
Ganbtbat fir Sberif.

Sa ib meiu affibapit als Ganbibat fir bic
bemofratii6e Domination fir bas Sberifis=
amt BON Stearns Gountp babe eintrasen
laiien, eriu6e i6 ale, pel6e meme Serrpal=
tuns Der NIT bieier Office perbunbenen an=
selesenbeit sutbeibeu, ii9 an ben grimar=
pablen am Is. September gu betbeiliseu unb
ibre Stimmen fir mid ~absuseben seseu mein
8eripre6en, meiue 9fi6ten, I'M Sale i6
wieber eruGblt merben iolte, in Der 3ufunft
o ener9ii6 ans3ufibreu, rpie i9 es in Der
T~er9an9enbeit 9etban babe.
Sreb. S6iIpItn.
ct. Gloub, ben 9. sSuli. 1902. 32.ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-10
NeueS mDbet9eibdft.

Siermit biene sur ~sefduiseu SenntniBnab=
me, oaB mein Gorratb an neuen @aaren iest
polltaubi9 tit unb baB es mir CUR Sreibe se=
reiden miro, wer,t aue Geriouer, Die elm Ssn=
t~ereile an erfer &laiie NObeln gu niebrisen
9~retlen baben, bel mir poripreden unb mein
Waarenla9er befidtiseu. Wein @ei6Gft Bee
finbet fi9 cine Sbiire nOrbli9 pom Subn's
@potbefe I'M 2abr Slod an 6. 9lpe. n0rblih.
Sreunbli4e gebienuns iebem, Der bel mir
poripri6t, 5useiidert.
Son &emper,
Saba ct. GIou6, Miuu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-10

NQruer.- Betu1 Tt11en au1
benz pearlon's Gate tippte Der Ma9en,
in benz ii@ Bic Sarmer @m. 0an
bimtere unb q. Oenin befanben, INN,
unb betbe ertranfen.
Oulutb.-l1ebe 200 Miuenar:
better In ben Sparta. unb Malta.
Winen tn Sparta auf Der Welaba:
@anse befinben li6 am Streit. Si'
uerlansen eine Grb6buns ibres Gage.
lobnes BON $1.75 ouf 50. 90. Oit
Wa9fdi9t- Mrbetter lesten bic Mrbei
nieber uno uerbinbern bic TasI9idt.
@rbeiter am Morsen lire 8el9dfti
suns auf5unebmen. Oie Sparta sci
ming 60. offertrte ibren 9euten 81. 80
per Sag, bod murbe bas Mnerbieter
5uradsemieien.
SIb=O afpta.
9eab. = @iue Nnsabl bieiist
8ersleute trefen @orbereitunsen, mad
Glib Nfrita, no iie Dor Musbru9 bes
&rieses Stelunsen in ben Mtnen inns
batten, suridsutebern
pierre. = SIM meltli9en Sbeilt
pom 0pman County rt9teu bic Sen:
idreden sroBen S@aben an, unb aud
In anberen Sbeilen bes Staates baber
it6 bielelben einsefellt.
Belle Sourde.- Don 8ar:
narb, Sobn Don Mntbonp 8arnart
uon ct. Ouse, murbe am Snbiar
Greet, nabe BON bieIem Blaee, setOb-
tet. Sein Pferb itolpe1te, iiel gu gober
uno fiel auf i'm. Sarnarb brad leir
@enid.
&apib gttp -Oie smei Sabre
alte So6ter pon Serr unb Srau 8.
g. Woltbau trant uaslidlidefweiIt
Mai6inenOl uub itarb baS Wdbder
turse 3eit nabber. Waltbau's mob:
men in 6ouforo, muir eintse Meiler
BON bier. gin NrSt wurbe sur Stelt
serufen, fonnte aber ni9ts mebr tbun,
UNI Dem Wdo9en bas 9eben gu er:
balten.
Nprb=O afpta.
Oidtn ION. = 6err Sames
gonperle uertaufte am Oienitas 1900
Pferbe an 9errn 8. 81. Sberburnt
pon Menomonie. @ts Dies lit be,
sr6Bte tnbiuieuele 8ertauf, Ser iemals
I'M Staate absei9loilen wurbe.
Btsmard.- Snbtaner : Sn:
ipector Wc0ausblin lit in 8eSus aul
Nbi@liebuns eines 8ertra3es NIT Ben
Sort 8ertbolb Snbianern smeds Mb=
trstuns pom mebr ais 100, 600 Mde,
tbres aanbes, erfolsret6 eemeisn, unb
wirb bas 2aub fur bic Nnitebluns er.
6ffnet werben.
@ranb Sorts = Oils Ser,
Ml6ert @raitab in Gilmore cine &anne
vPatnt" lber etnem @aloltn : = fen
beib gu MAIDEN iu@te, sertetb Der Stofi
in 8ranb, unb mari er bic Same bess
balb in einen nit @a1er sefiuten gu.
Der. gs erfolste cine fur9tbare gr.
plolton, nobel bic in Ser Ndbe lteben=
be Srau @raitas NIT brennenber Tar=
be bebedt wuroe, 10 baB ibr bic &leiz
Der pom 2eibe brannten unb tie mabr=
ideinli9 tOolide gsrlebunsen bauons
truQ.
gonmap = Der @eiadttstbeil
bteler Orifdaft murbe ant Wontas
Na@mittas uollitdnbts bur9 Seuer
5erit0rt, einen @erluit BON $50, 900
bis $40. 900 ueruria9enb. Das Seu,
er brad in Dem giienmaaren : Store
BON &uibista u. @onoral@ef, aus unb
fielen auber bieiem nod bret a0semeiz
ne 6anbelsldben. etne Mpotbete, Elm
giienwaaren 2aben, etne Sleil@banb=
lung, 5mei 9otels, etne S9neibermerf=
itdtte, elm Yubmaareu= 2aben unb etn
griuat 8obnbaus BEN Slammen gum
Opfer. Dem 8erlut itebt eine Ser.
itterung pom etma $50, 900 sese,t=
iiber.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-10
Mai1DnSfptel in Der OiD3efe
ct. GIDub.

Na@febenbes 3eusntb lit Der bette
0eweis fur ben relisi6len gbarafter
uno BITE sinitise Mufnabme bes Yai=
iionslpieles BON Dr. S. $. S9erer:
r@tr. bic unter3ei9neten Yriefter Der
Di65eie ct. gloub mobnten Der BON
Or. Sobn s.. S9erer aufsefibrten
Oartelluns bes Yallionslpieles BET
unb bor9ten ieinem ba3u sesebenen
Dortrase, unb mir mifien seiteben,
baB iowobl bic 8ilber mte bic ertld=
reuben Worte 9er3 unb Seele NIT ben
beiten @efablen Der Sr0mmisfeit unb
Der 2iebe au unierem s0ttlt@en grl0.
Ter unb leiner sebenebeiten Mutter er=
fipen. Wir miiien faum Don einem
anbern Wittel, eas 10 einbrinsenb
mtrten f0nnte, ais bas BON Or. Sobn
$. S@erer uon Ga grolie, @is.. bar.
seitelte Ya1itonsipiel." Nuf bic gmz
pfebluns unieres boam'iten 8i1dofs
Sacob Trobec bin, bic er benz Or. 8.
$. S@erer gu Tbeil merben lieb,
wurbe bas Spiel In unleren &ir9en
sur 3ufriebenbeit a0er seSeben, unb
mir empfeblen es uniern bo9m. Mit.
bribern CUR beionberen @rbauuus bes
8olfes.
@m. 2anse, Sufman; Gb. Yieiifer,
Yier,; Greg. Steil, .. S.8 ct. @loub ;
Yantratius Wdbren, Sarmins; 6. s..
Steina6, Gices S. Is. Qltenborf, 9ittle
Sails; Sobn Srobec, Srodipap; Wm.
9umper, Breckenridge; Soiepb DUBBED.
gromerptQe; $. 9eutbner, gromerpile;
S. Semmer, Berbam; g. urbante, Yerz
BAN; ". S6aut, ct. Soiepb; Sobu
Stte9ler, Waoeua; g. Sans, Staples ;
S. Sen9arten, Song Yrairie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1902-07-10
Sur 9efdai9en Nabriebt.

32=ba
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-24
Practically Starving.

AFTER using few bottles of Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure, my wife received
perfect and permanent relief from a
severe and chronic case of stomach
trouble says j, Il. Holly, real estate
insurance and loan agent, of Macomb
Ill. Before using Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure she could not eat an ordinary
meal without intense suffering. She Is
now entirely cured Several physicians
and many remedies have failed to give
relief You don't have to diet Eat
any good food YOU want, hut don't over
load the stomach. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure will always digest 1t for you.
Wm. Warner, Gem Pharmacy, ll3
South Howard st.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-24
ASSURED.
Presbyterian Church
For Barberton.
Presbytery will Act April

A Presbyterian church for Barber.
ton, Is now an assured fact. SOME
time ago a movement was set on foot
looking 10 the establishment of n
Presbyterian society In the village
and II petition, signed by l05 persons
was sent 10 the Cleveland prcsbytcry,
which held meeting last Monday
and appointed n commission of Ii
laymen and clergymen TO take the
matter up with power to act.
Special meetings are being held and
n special effort being made To proper.
ly entertain the members, and have
good reports TO submit when the pres.
hytery meets with the commission In
Borherion on April ., when the final
steps to the establishment of the
church will he taken.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1902-03-24
For the Complexion.

The complexion always suffers from
billousncss or constipation. Unless the
bowels are kept open, the Impurities
from the body appear in the form of
unsightly eruptions, De Wits Little
Early Riscrs keep the liver and bowels
IN II healthy condition aud remove the
cause of such troubles. C. Il. Hooper.
Albany, Ca, says: Il took De Wits
Little early Risers for bilousness.
They were Just what ! needed am
feeling better now than IN years"
Never gripe or distress, Safe, thorough
and gentle The very best pills.
VIM, Warner. Gem Pharmacy, Tia
South Howard ST.