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The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1903-10-10
Return.


One time I went a-wandering around to
see the sights; - y .s-t.'gS
7 travelled on the trolley cars an viewed
the 'lectric lights; - s.s:e 4
7 reckoned that I'd treat myself as hand
some as [ could, .az 49,, !
An never mind the money If the thing
; it bought was good
[ bought myself a guide book an i ola
my very best f&$5ee:r ..2$a1 80 -.
To take in all the places of historic ln-s
]. terest: ~ i
An, yet in spite of all the wondrous spots
where I had been r. n 10
The best par'#of the journey was the get,
ting hohle again. ## 1s$ sfsss
T call to mind some men who turned their
h. = backs upon the farm Sq4Fss:s. $:ss.5
An started for the city, led by flames
mysterious charm: 49, So 800 s.
Thew put away the dollars an they said
some day they'd buy
A place out in the country where the for
est an. the sky
Made pictures an sweet music: where
the flowers blossomed fair,
Jes' like they did when they We're boys,
without thought of care.
1t pears to me, no matter what the tri-
umphs you may WIN s.. g ssSs:s 81:
The best part Of the journey is the get
ting home again.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1903-10-10
AS TOLD BY A FRENCHMAN.
Characteristic Distinction Between
Youth and Age.

Characteristic Distinction Between
Youth and Age.
Maitre Labori, the noted French ad-
yocate who defended the Humberts, is
not remarkable in Paris so much. for
the eloquence as for the .neatness and
the polish of his speeches.
An American Journalist heard La
bori in court one day. He says the adj
vocate's address was full of grace, wit,
tenderness. He quotes a passage re
lating to old age wherein Labor, with
SMILE said:
a"Old age-we shall none Of us quite
understand that until we have at
tanned to it-for no one of us, here, is
cid. But the other day I visited my
uncle. very aged man. ~
"'What is it like, uncle l said, to
be old?' , - 3 "a
'And my uncle answered: 49,
"It is like this: When one IS
Young, ones polite attentions to WON
en- are taken for declarations OF love;
but when one is old, ones declara-
tions of love are taken for polite. at
tentions.' ~ s5 S. .@~s -: u
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1903-10-10
LARGE Picture Held Attention,

( A wagon, load of rusty horsesnoes
or truckload of whalebone are not
uncommon sights in, the streets OF
lower Manhattan, but a truck contain
ing a single oil painting of large pro-
portions, uncovered to the gaze OF
thousands, is rather more rare. Such
q load came down Broadway a few
DAYS ago. The frame of the painting
was. fully six feet high and long in
proportion, and the. canvas bore the
picture of one of the noted ocean
liners, sailing along with the proverb-
ial '.bone in. her teeth under a sky
as blue as turquois. The truck STOP
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1903-10-10
Why He Was Blue.

@ The late William Cary. for many
years with the Century Company, is
still spoken Of ansctionately by most
& Of the authors Of this country. He
was wit Of the first order.
One day at the Office Of, the maya
zine some one said
SAY, Cary, what has been the mat
ter with B. lately? He's as blue as
indigo and refers dolefully to his
salad days. z :s,s
oh, that's the time when he was A
lobster said Mr.. Cary cheerfully and
1T cInS. Jew York Tins s ss
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e what the Cook Left. !.

party Of Philadel phia business ss
men we're re1ating their experience 2.
viii, cooks S, when one OF them said he
knew q man IN a neighbor bring city who,
after fsEts keeping cook for q week, made
p to,,r of inspection one night below
stairs ;. There he found policeman
locked up in the pantry -. s.
How did that man get. ther '
asked the gentleman, severely.
i 7lssI M sure i don't know, was the
cool reply; he must. have been lett l'7
over &c, b,y the last cook. '
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1903-10-10
~


How little we think. my brother,
When the evening shadows. fall s.~~.s
Ger the light Of day IT,
AS it fades. away y. ....s go. .ig..
81 oreyer hey ond recall, ss:
/ That the day has gone forever III q
With the sunset of the west & & Il g. $
And the toiling hands AZ y sty s4 &
$Of a hundred lands h NJ y . aS%$
Are one day nearer rest. s -tfsSS 81
But affecting of time to tarry }E
!. Ins iourneying down life's way,
So put all your might 81 s5, III 4s.ss .f:is
In the good old fight b s
4 FOR noW.is the time-today;;4
There's sunshine in the midnigh
/ There's starlight in the clouds
y If only you keep a courage true,
Though dire misfortune crowds.
sIt,s.hop that will buoy ambition,
4 It's grit that will pull you through
It's ever work, sg h Ss5#t. III
With never a. shirk, -
And a grim resolve to do; {'ss#
The living present is with you,a sf
b Improve it while you may
Underestimate and you challenge fate
Now is the time-tOday. az IS
Harry IS. Chester. Elkhart,' Ind. y
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1903-10-10
INTELLIGENT Criticism.

A good story is going the rounds IL
musical circles illustrating the ten
dency of amateur musicians to criti1
else their professional superiors. A
young lady with artistic aspirations
attended church one Sunday not. long
since at ST. Stephens, where the
blind organist, Mr.. Wood, plays, and
where the music is generally reputed
to be very fine. After the Service she
met some friends, who inquired how
she enjoyed the music. = ...@.~.. r.
ooh, I enjoyed the singing very
much" she replied, "but don't you
think. Mr.. Wood played a little fiat
IN the organ o. Philadelphia Ledger.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1903-10-10
/. NAKED for Union Card

Harry Estridge, machinist from
~, mington Del found himself in At
lanta, Ga. without his union card g
.}aalIehoa,gh he was q member Of the
Delaware union IN good standing. For
this reason he was refused work In
the Georgia city and walked back to
Delaware, where he procured the
necessary paper and will return south
to follow his occupation.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1903-10-10
FOOD FRAUDS IN FRANCE.

Many Ingenious Authorizations in Com
! mon Use. =.
! Chopped artificial truf11es are made
OF black rubber, silk or softened
Leather lin France and even whole
truffles are made out of: roasted po-
tatoes, which are favored by adding
ether. They are. said to sell we'll.
In Paris snails are popular and the
adulterators mix them with lungs of
cattle and horses. Even entirely arti-
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1903-10-10
- ---F1E- = ~ T-3-E-G ~ y ~ = =
Perfect Health and Beauty.

DR.. Paul Richter, the recently APP
pointed professor Of anatomy in the
Paris Ecole des Beaux-Arts, was for
merly an assistant of the eminent
specialist in nervous disorders, Pro.
lessor Charcot, at the Saltpetriere.
For him he made a number of
sketches demonstrating hysterical
symptoms. While doing this work he
was led to adopt the maxim that
there can be no perfect beauty with
out perfect health. #e !
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1903-10-10
.No+ Much TO Look At. but

AS E. III. Hartman walked down the
gangplank Of the Cedric when she
locked last Saturday he was the cen
ter of interest to a party of New
Workers. waiting for friends. E.@js :.
e }""He doesn't look SO much,"' re;
marked one woman, taking a hurried
inventory of Mr.. Harriman's five feet
seven Of stature, loosely hanging
clothes, etc, he is so little!
"True for you, said her escort; "but
diamonds and dynamite are not ship
ped by the carload. Hartman is
both. New York Times.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1903-10-10
Good Man Goes to Manila.

DR.. R.sSH. Creel, the recently ap-
pointed quarantine officer at Manila,
was formerly engaged in the practice
of medicine and surgery at Kansas
City and is highly spoken of as skill
fill in his profession.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1903-10-10
,re,a nd Il GETTING Better.

{, "A great decrease has been noted Ia
ireland In the. number Of prisoners
sent to- penal servitude during recent
years. II 1892 there were Al, in 1901
292. and IN 1902 27O.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1903-10-10
corkv Had aseeuinner,s Luo,.<.'

Gorky, the Russian novelist. was
Induced to take ., hand at the gam
ing table in st. Petersburg recently.
He knew nothing about the game, #
is said, but he rose q winner Of some
e ri III (lflfl IF
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1903-10-10
Boycott American shoes i;

"a boycott was declared lately by
the shoemakers Of Bogota refusing to !
repair IN any way shoes Of American
manufacture, having become alarmed
ut their cheapness and the hold they
are getting on the markets Of Colon
biz. s3s II, 4
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ped before steamship Office, and
four men who had held the painting
in position during the journey carried
it with much effort through the door.
way.-New York Post.
The Appeal. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. ;) 1889-19??, 1903-10-10

Jelly is adulterated with turnips and
powdered. pepper. contains a large mix:
ture of powdered bareback.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-04
General q. g. &uropatfill.

Gefilbsn I'M !Stnbfid auf bas iinsfte
Smbroslio in Der manbi9urif9en
Srage bo9 bebeutenbes Nufie6er erz
regt. Die rufiif9e Diplomatic fat es
tnopti9en pieberum einmal peritanz
ben, bic MG9te beaiigli9 i6rer YlGne
in Der Manbi9urei gu 6~erubisen, unb
our bolltommenen 9eianfttsuns Der
@emiitber mod Elm uebrtaes setbar,, In
benz lie ipe5ielle @rDffnunsen iiber bic
Mt1iion &uropattins bonn Stapel lteb.
9emna9 lettet Der &riessmintiter suz
b0rberit bic sroben ManDper i'm
4mursebiete in Siiibirien unb besibt
it4 bann befudsbalber na9 &6tea
tlno gum Mifabo mad Sapan. See2
General &uropatttn itebt bermalen
I'M IS. ~2ebensiabre. gr be1u9te Mnz
fanss Der 70er Sabre bic General
TABS Qfabemte, na9bem ct an ben
Selbaisen bes Generals &aufmann in
Surteftan bon 1867 Biz 1868 tbetlaez
nommer bate. Mttte ber 7Oer Sabre
iniirbe-er bonn ariensmtniiter no6 Mfz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-04


palGIina bic einsise 2Diuns Der SUI
benfrase fei. Die HeIolution tpurbe
bon benz befannten S9riftiteIer Ssrael
3anstpiG, iopie BON Or. Sbeobor
9er5l bon Wien, benz PrGfibenten Der
Yaldiina=9 eieli9aft unb Sesriinber
unb 5ibrer Der 3ioniitenz8 epesung
unteritiiBt.
Or. 9ersl unternabm i'm pprigen
Sabre auf cine @inlabung bes Gull
TONS bin cine Heiie na9 Son tantinoz
pei, UNI NIT benz Sultan tpesen elmer
&pnoefiipn our unbebinbertea Ginipanz
beruns unb Nieberlafuns bon Suben
in Yaldf tina gu perbanbeln. Die Nuz
bisns fat jebo9 fem greif6ares &eful=
tat gesettt9t. S6atid6lt9 BEL te9en in
Yaldftina bereits cine Nnaabl, pprtpiez
senb bur9 bic Baron trf9f9en Stifz
tun9en besriinOeter iibii9er 9Olonien
uno Sbnagogen.
Die 3iontfte z9etpegung nabm in
GuBlanb in Solge Der 1881 bort itattz
sefunbenen acknowledgment ibren
Qnfang. Sic perbreitete ii9 bon ba
sunG9it na9. Sefterrei9 unb bann
na9 anberen 2Gnbern. @dbrenb aber
Elm She'll Der 3ioniiten bic Nustpanz
berung na9 Palditina anitrebte, befiirs
tpprteten anbere cine fol9e na9 ben
Ger. Staaten. Sn Seiterrei6 i4lofen
fi9 bic Suben Dornebmlt9 gu poltttz
f9em 3pede auiammen, um ben Nnttz
femiten etn parplt au bieten. Gin mo-
mentli9 BON ben sebilbeten 3ioniften
pe~rfolgtes 9auptatel beftebt in ber In
telettuellen unb etbiiden 9ebung Der
unteren 8la7en Der Suben, gu tpel9em
8ebufe 3eitungen unb S9riften in
bebrGii9er Spra9e eri4einen. giner
Der berporragenbiten @rponenten Der
lebteren &i9tung TIT 81. Mar Norbau
in 0aris.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-04
S%remdnnifde Symbolic.
SamptportaI sur neaen Sdneaoatnpferbaue
III Observation-Disclosures @ruppe.

Ser tiirali6 fertisssiteute !Saupt>
etn9ang Der neuen S9neqbampferz
bale, bic bon Der r9amburgzNmeritaz
2inie" in 9amburg erri9tet tpurbe,
bilbet ben Gtnsans au ben Warterduz
men nnb fGut our6 feline sei6madz
bOle tiinftlerif9e Qustattung auf.
Re9ts unb ltnts iiber benz Shore
fteben opei Interchangeable Stsuren,
Elm 2ootie nit @iibpeiter unb Selrod
unb Elm Matroie, Seibc bon ieemdnz
nti9en Gmblemen umseben; apt19en
ben &Opfen beftnbet ii9 Der Spru9:
uMein Selb 1T bic Welt," unb barii6er
prangen, martig unb trdfttg, stpei
lpappentraeenbe 2Dpen. Die gan5e
Gruppe lit aus Sanbfetn eebauen.
Dim Portal purben Spei mG6tige
Walfii9ttefer BON Is SUB 2dnse an
sebra9t. sic limb ba5u beitimmt, cine
srobe eleftrifGe 8osenlampe gu traz
gen, bic CUR Grleu9tung bes ginsanz
ees 81 ben @arteidlen bienen iou. Die
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-04
Sallptportal CUR SdueIoampferbale.

atefer itnb an tbren unteren gnben
NIT ie etnem Dolphin aus 8ron5e gez
f9miidt, unb ibre oberen @nben laus
fen in einen tiinitlerii9 aus S9miebez
etien bergeitenten Nrm aug, Der bic
2ampe trGgt. Die 8alfti4ttefer iinb
10 prGporirt, baB ie ni9t unter ben
gtnflufIen Der Witteruns leiben.
Arnr grrlreentrtt.
S9rift Heller (bas lebte Saz
pitel bes &omans, ben ct eben i4reibt,
bur4leienb): nSonnertpetter, ba hab'
t9 midi aber f%eitgefabren! 8on Der
san5en Sippe lebt muir mod S4pteserz
mutter unb S9nieseriobn-unb bic
8eiben tann i6 bo9 unmDsli3 miteinz
amber b~erbetrat6en!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-04


8eretntgungen Der @elt in i6ren
Mauern besriiben. Die Organization
tit jebp9 ni9t muir ibres bebeutsnben
umfanses tpegen berborrasenb, tie Be-
rubt audi auf elmer pettaus bretteren
@~runblase, als dbnli9e 8Drperf9afz
len, benin fie adblt Susenberaieber BON
Der &tnbersdrtnertn Bis gum llniper=
fitatsprofeFor gu ibren Mitsliebern.
Ser einoise &pnpent ber uQfpctaz
tion," Der bisber i'm amerftantI9en
Qtben ftattfanb, tpurbe i'm Sabre 1872
bort a~bsebalten. Gum eriten Male in
Der @ef9i9te bieies 2ebrer< 8unbes lit
jebo9 beuer Der prGiibent beHelben
@inpobner bes Siitrifts, in tpel9em
bic &onbention absebalten tpirb unb
als FOLDER slei9aeitis Sbmann bes To-
fallen arrangements >&pmites. Der
Snbaber biefer Stelen 1T Der betannte
Prdfibent CHARLES 80. Gliot bon. Der
9arbarbzuniberittG
Gs mar i'm Sabre 1857, als Der
@ebante, bas @raiebunsspeien lei cine
rationale @ngelesenbeit, in peiteren
aretfen Ginsang fanb unb gu elmer
enseren 8erbinbung aaer i'm 2ebrfa9e
bef9dftisten Perfonen ben MnlaB CAB.
Cine tleine Grippe bon Sugenbbilb>
nern rief bamals in pbilabelpbta bic
rNational Sea4ers Mfoetation" in's
Geben, beren Namen i'm Sabre 1870.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-04

Der 9erbreit,runs ibrer Wirtiamteit
entfpre9enb, in vNational Educational
@hociation" %umgeGnbert purbe.
8pn ben 9riinbern bes 8unbes 1T
6eute feiner mebr unter ben 2ebenben.
@inen 8egriff BON Der trdftisen Gntz
pidlung Der 8ereinisung geben iebO9
bic 3ablen Der Sbeilnebmer an ben bers
f9teoenen &onbenten. llripriin9li9
iparen bteie Sabresperi ammlunsen
berbdltnibmGBis feline affdren. Sebo6
f9on i'm Sabre 1887 mar Der &onbent
in GbtcagO bon 9115 Perfpnen beiu9t,
i'm Sabre 1899 5G6lte man in Sos Mnz
seles, &al., 1866 Sbeilnebmer, unb
6euer eripartet mar in Bottom etpa
$4,000 8efu9er.
9ie Mrbeiten bes &pnpents beIteben
auber Der grlebtgung Der laufenben
Gei9Gfte aus @in5elperiammlunsen
Der perf 9iebenen Setttonen nit 9prz
trdsen unb Sebatten iiber a~lerlet, benz
groie9ungstpeien entnpmmene 9esenz
itdnbe, unb aus gemeiri amen Sibunz
gen idmmtli9er Observation-Disclosures.
Die Na9mittase iinD benz @ergniisen
9eptbmet un0 tperben bur9 Iusfliige
u. I. 10. ausgefiat.
Gines Der Glteten Mitslieber Der
Gereini9ung, Der als foldes bsretts 80
Sabre binbur9 cine rege Sbdtisfeit
e%ntfaltet, tit 8tIltam s. !Sarz
ber Ser. Staatenz8 ommtKdr
fir gr5isbungspeien. 9arris purbe
i'm State Connecticut 9e6pren unb
srabuirte i'm Sabre 1858 am gale
College. Seit 1889 bat ct bic Stele
als 8unbestpmmifdr fir bas grz
aiebunsspeien inne. SIN Sabre 1875
mar ct PrGitbent Der rNational gbu=
cational NHoctatipn." Gr lit Gbren=
bottor Der Timber 1itGten bon gale,
Princeton unb Sena, BON P%enniplpa=
MEN unb MtHourt.
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Tlef1terlmft.

@e9mt S9r an gleiid ab
Damn befra9t lieber fofort @,lern
@r5t. St tpir6 gud Sic uria6e
iasea. @ir f6nnen bas Seilmittel
liefern; unb bas lit Scots Gmulz
fipn bon Sebertbran.
Sine iun9e Sra,1 in 8atapia
i4reibt uns, bab iie flnfunb>
stpansis 9fun6 III brei Mpnaten
a%bsenpmmen batte lnb baB ibre
Sllnsert ernitlid ansesriffen tparen.
Sic na9m Bret Slai9en Scots
@mulitpn ,tnb mar I'M Stanbe,
tbre Irbeit mieber aufsunebmen.
S6idt mad elmer freien grpbe.
scott q Soa'ne, ebertifer, 400 FearI Street, 81. g.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-04

9ter our 9eoba&tung Der Yetamprung
oes oorttgen Iufftanbes sef9idt. Dars
auf 11ah1n CT an ben &Gmpfen in Sur,
teitan, Rotanb unb Samartanb tbeil,
tpurbe bertpunbet unb lernte ben i'm
rufitf9ztirtif9en &riese 1877 auf
1873 beriibmt seporbenen @eneral
Stobeleff tennen, beFen @eneralitabsz
DIET ct tpabrenb biefes &rteses tpurbe.
Mbermals bertpunbet, erbielt Ruropats
tin fpdter ben 8efebl iiber bic turfeitaz
ntfhe S4ibenbrisabe; NIT ibr ma9te
ct ben Marf4 bon Saf9tent bis Scot
tepe unb fubrte BEL Der grftiirmung
bon 9eottepe unter General Stobeleff
cine Sturmtolonne. Mit IS Sabren
beretts gum General befDrbert, tpurbe
&uropatttn benz 9%eneralftab in petersz
burg augetbetlt unb gait in Gublanb
ansemein feitbem als Der felbfberz
ttdnolt9e Na9folser bes 1893 bon
ietnem Poften suriidsetretenen Gene
Relationships Obrutf9eff. Gs fam
aber anoers; &uropatttn tpurbe i'm
felben Sabre gum &riessminiiter err
1anrt; na4 pie Dor aber adblt man
&uropattin gu ben 9enerGlen, bic i'm
&rtegsfaa ben 8efebl iber cine Qrmee
gu fii6ren 6aben tperben.
&uropattin lit Elm berborragenber
Mtlttdrf9riftiteler; feline ms 9eutz
i9e unb Sran5Diii9e iiberiebten rariz
ttf9en Riidbltde auf ben rufii9ztiirfiz
i9en &rieg 1877 auf 1878" finb NIT
ieltenem 5reimutb sef4rieben. gr sez
bort au9 nt3t gu ben nitbenben
Seuti9enbafiern, pte Sbrutf9eff unb
Der betannte General 9rasomtroff,
i~iberragt absr 8eibe an &enntniHen
unb sefunbem l1rtbetl.
Sffmdnnifd)e Snmholik.
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Arnr gerlroenhett.
Aeimuelrudftrt.

STE Srau &pntrolleur:
limb bann, meme 2iebe, pergefen Sic
ni6t, mein Mann lit t0nislt9er Be-
omter nit Yeniionsbere9tigung."-
6 a m 8 uSas
lit pobl au9 bic einaise 9ere4tisung,
bic sic ibm auseitehen?"
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e@nitte, Sueti6unsen unh 8rann'
tuunben i9nea gebeilt.

gbamberlain's S@mersen. BALKAN
lit etn antiieptii&es Ointment uni,
penn ansemanst BET S9nittmunben
unb 8ranowunben, ueruria@t es Set
lung, obne baB eth Mal 3urid6leibt
unb utel rai@er als BET Der sep0bnli=
den gebanbluns. gu taufen BET al
len 9dnblern tn Patent Webiainen
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pit 9ionifen.
Die GAttsbune, SteIs. 0abrer nno iameiten
pbaiem Der 1speeums.

SIN 9inblid auf bic @reuel in
aif4inep bat biefer Sage bic enslif4e
3iontitenz@ eieni9aft in elmer @ers
fammlung In 2onbon cine Refolutton
ansenommen, pelde befast, baB bic
grridtuns zines iiibif9en Staates in
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AM rrmulnn1tter

s iibrer: nSter, senau no bic
@ebentplatte 1T, fprans Sen aus benz
Na9en ans 2anb." -n9Grnie, bas Is
aber re4t sefdbrlt9, auf Der glatten
platte fonnte er b Of let9 t
q 8 r.u den!
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-06-04
Orr ru(ifbe ariegsmini(ter.
eeime pitaiiatiid)e Neiie, feine &arriere tmo
milit6rijde g%eoeutuua.

Sbpobl bic Qbfi9t bes rufiii9en
&riegsminiiters Ileret Nttolaietpttf9
&uropatttn, cine Snipeftionstour
bur9 Sibtrien unb bic Monbf9urei gu
unternebmen, f6on felt lGnserer 3eit
betannt mar, bat feline Reiie na9 ienen
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ploner osr Suseno.
Ser 46. SabresfonOemt bet ,,TattonaI gon'
eatipnaI Wifociatipu" lit Bottom.

Sn Der rNational Educational
Qhociation," Die in ben Sasen bonn
6. Big gum 10. Suli beuer ibren 46.
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Heuurd Gamhrili and Company


amounting 70 over 10000. and among other
deals are at liberty 10 report the following
transactions;
No, g72s Locus; street. on lot 125xl34.S feet.
Thin hogse was erected about eleven years
ago by George NJ. Maverick OF San An
tonio Tcs., and Ii considered to be the most
moaern. as well as the finest house on Lo-
Gust street. IL has eighteen rooms and was
through Howard GambrIn & Co., to Mrs.
Catherine c. Cartwell. and was afterwards
leased by this firm TO the Washington Uni
sersity. who arc the present tenants.
:. Ihe property was sold at a proht by Mrs.
CantweU to Frank r. Rice for $4,000. Mr..
Rice buying as an investment and was rep
resented IN this transaction by William H.
Heath
Afro property known as Nos 9os-1O Market
street Two threo-sto-y brick buildings,
containing stores ard rooms. on lot 2Sx135,
And occupied by various tenants.
This property was owned by Isaac II. Orr,
receiver OF tho Western Building and Loan
Aseoeiation. and cold to Ernest A. Koken
for Hsooo cash. Mr.. Kcken was represented
by Albert 4. Wansl!ck.
No., 1851 pslmnr boulevard. a large brick
dwelling OF twelve rooms, with fine large
twe-etory brick stable on lot 72x15o. owned
ey Harry g, Cantweli, and sold to client
Tor kQ,e90, The property II well rented and
wrf bought az an Investment
Nos III and ftS South Third street, lot
ss.le feet to alley; owned BY Ada G. B.on-
the prunden- Martin Woodenware Company.
who propose 10 at once Greet q stable on the
prsnlees purchased. The price paid was
fs,e@. Mise Bronson was represented by
Hiqenerandt a Noble.
Aire lots Nos. IS and rs situated in the
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STRANGER THAN FICTION.
A Remedy Which Has RevolueionlDe0
the Trea tment Of stomach TroAhlen.

The remedy is not heralded as wonder.
ful discovery nor yet secret patent medi-
cine, neither is it claimed to cure anything
except dyspepsia, indigestion and stomach
troubles. with which nine out ten suffer.
The remedy is in the form Of pleasant
tasting tablets or lozenges. containing ve1e-
table and fruit essences, pure aseptic pepgfu
Government teSO, golden seal and ditstaDA.
The tanlets are sold by druggists under the
name of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets. Many
interesting experiments TO test the digestive
power Of Stuart's Tablets show thar one
grain of the active principle contained IL
them is sufficient to thoroughly digest a0O
grains of raw meat. eggs and other whole
some food.
bowels like after-dinner pills and EcheaD
cathartcs. which simply irritate and In
flame the intestines without having any e.
feet whatever In digestins food or curing In
II the stomach can be rested and assisted
in the work Of digestion 1t will very soon
recover its normal vigor. as no organ ID 60
ach.
This Is the secret. IL there Is any secret
pepsia Tablets. a remedy practically un-
known q few years ago and now the most
widely known Of any treatment for st6macS
This success has been secured entirely
upon Its merits as digestive pure and
stuart.s Dyspepsia Tablets act entirety N
the food eaten. digesting It completely, g
that II can De asSQmllate0 into blood, nerve
and tissue. They cure dyspepsia, sVetsr
brash, sour stomach, gas and bloatinss 49,
meals because they furnish the diaRstivo
power which weak stomachs lack and M
less that lack Is supplied It Is useless .
attempt to cure by the use of 'toafcA"
pills and cathartics. which have abaDluto.
ly no digestive power. Sc
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets can be found
at all drug stores. and the regular use =
one or two OF them after meals will d.
ensfrnte their merit batter tHau any oek0l