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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-23
Mobile Minor Mention.

J. T. Gillespie, clerk of the Birmingham City Court, and A. R. Morrow, Claim Agent of the Birmingham Railway. Light and Power Company, and w. A. Morrow, all of Birmingham, who have been on 8 fishing trip to Coden. passed through the city today en route home.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-23
Too Anxious for Dinner.

William Toulmin, coIored, was before the recorder this morning on a charge of disorderly conduct. It developed that Toulmin struck his COOK because she had not prepared his dinner. / The recorder fined Toulmin $50 or ninety days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-23
MT. Cobbs Takes Charge.

R. H. Cobbs, Jr., has arrived in Mobile tend snt of the Mobile, Jackson and Kan sas City Railroad. Mir. Cobbs was for many years chief clerk in the general office of the Alabama Mineral Division of the Louisville and Nashville Railroad at Anniston.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-23
The Lyons Springs a Leak.

The fishing schooner Amelie Lwons Of Mobile Fish and Oyster Companys fleet, recently sent out from this port on her maiden trip, returned this morning, hay Ing sprung leak in the Gulf off the Florida Coast. near Pensacola. Repairs will at once be made and the vessel again sent to sea.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-23
Fight on Royal Street.

Robert Schwarz and Willie Shugrue, two we'll known young men. engaged in a fight on Royal Street this morning, the last named receiving two, cuts from a small knife. one over thes eye and the other in the ear Both were arrested and gave bond for their appearance in the Recorders court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-23
Masons Give Banquet.

The reunion of Scottish Rite Masons of the jurisdiction of Alabama and Porto Rico which for three days past has been held in this city. concluded this after noon. high degrees of Masonry having been conferred on a large number of candidates. The finale of the convoea- ton was a grand banquet tonight at the Battle House participated in by the Masonic Fraternity, ladies and invited quests
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-23

day. Some of the keenest sportsmen left today in order to have a little practice
 on the course in advance of the game: Others leave tomorrow and number of accompany the team Ito act as mascots. MT. Robert Hunter Mir. N. R. Clarke. MT. F. N. Ruse and Mir. James Grey were among the players who left today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-23
' .s Y < .S ' .a .s . A & < S S |
Advertiser Bureau.

MUDIIt, AVTII At i.15 o'clock this morning the fire de- partment was called to the river front at the foot of St Anthony Street, to extin- guish a blaze on board the tug boat Alberta B. On arrival the firemen found the entire roof of the cabin burning. This was soon extinguished. The tug is owned and operated by O. Sibley. The amount of damage could not be learned. The boat was insured. While there was no fire in the boiler or stove it IS thought spark from the night before caused the blaze
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-23

E. L. Flynn of Barlow Bend and Charles H. Jones of St. Elmo, Ala, are registered at klosky's.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-23

A concert on stringed instruments will be given in the Italian booth at the Donny Brook Fair tonight, by a number of we'll known musicians.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-23

Sunday next at Biloxi. the Board of Directors and representatives of the sew eral clubs comprising the Gulf Coast Yachting Association. will meet for the purpose of arranging the schedule of res gettas for the coming season.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-23
CHE NEVER BLAMED
 THE BOOZE. ;

Richmond Times-Dispatch. There was an amusing side to the speech O Hon. W. D. Cardwell of Hanover against th' Christian Science amendment to the Harve! medical bill the other day in the House. gentleman had testified before the Hous Committee that he had been sufferer iron heart trouble and dyspepsia. and that he ha' been drinking about a pint and half Of appl brandy per day for his health; that about fou years ago, after reading Mrs. Eddy's book ol Christian Science. he stopped drinking entirely ani from that day his health began to improve He attributed the improvement entirely t Christian Science and would give no credi to the fact that he had stopped drinking discussing this testimony Mir. Cardwell rea' the following lines:
 HE NEVER BLAMED THE BOOZE. He took a bottle up to bed.
 Drank whiskey hot each night. Drank cocktails In the morning But never could get tight. He shivered in the evening.
 And always had the blues Until he took a bowl or two
 But he never blamed the booze His joints were full of rheumatlz, His appetite was slack He had pains between his shoulders, Chills ran down his back He suffered with insomnia.
 At night he couldn't snooze; He said 1t was the climate.
 But he never blamed the booze. His constitution was run down
 At least that's what he said: His legs were swelled each morning And he often had swelled head He tackled beer. wine whiskey,
 And if they didn't fuse. He blamed 1t to dyspepsia
 But he never blamed the booze. He said he couldn't sleep at nights. And always had bad dreams; He claimed he always laid awake Till early sunrise beams' He thought it was malaria
 Alas, twas but a ruse, He blamed it on everything
 But he never blamed the booze His liver needed scraping.
 And his kidneys had the gout; He swallowed lots of bitterE.
 Till at last he cleaned them out His legs were sweled with dropsy,
 Til he had to cut his shoes; He blamed 1t to the doctors
 But he never blamed the booze Then he had the tremens.
 And tackled rats and snakes; First he had the fever.
 Then he had the shakes Al last he had a funeral.
 And the mourners had the blues. And the epitaph they carved TOT nm h'"as- He never blamed the booze
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-23

G William Glass left last night for New Orleans en route to South America on an extended business trip.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-23

Mrs. Joseph Hodgson left today for Q visit of a few days to her sister, Mrs Jurey, in New Orleans.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-23

Mrs. Ralph Richards entertained the Wednesday Whist Club this afternoon.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-23

Miss Amanda Moore returned today from a pleasant visit to Pensacola.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-23

Mrs. Frank Ruse is spending week with her sister. Mrs. W. $. keyser' In Pensacola.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-23

Marriage licenses were issued out of the Probate Court today to Charles A. Brown and Grace c. Martin. Charles H. Steiner and Catherine Agnes Callus, Rob- ert Davis Harrison and Mary Dolores Demuoy.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-23

F. c. -Galentino. a prominent fruit ex- porter of Bluefields. Nicaragua, is at the Bienville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-23

A well-known sculptor will model profiles in clay in the Italian booth at the Bonny Brook Fair tonight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-23
Mobile Society News.

Raymond Frunt of Havana. Cuba. Is in the city on business trip.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-04-23

T. W. Curry of Brewton and W. J Monk of Montgomery Ala. are at thu Windsor
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-21
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[ BASEBALL NEWS :
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,..,no Of five games in three
'e pa p the long trip to Vicksours
sDr - be too much for the locals
eo ond they lost the first game
'f' ~ Voc TO the Globe Trotters
ne ~ oro Of 4 to Q. Manuel was
Jus tho box to do the tWlrllng
~, n;no Bluff. and he was large
ps' .s;b1e for the neat coat OF
wy ..b that was applied to them.
s's of the "Cripples' reached the
l0'' Nv Of the diamond. only two
.no second sack, and not one
EN- was able to go as far as 'n'fa.
" o,1owed four scattered hits
-. sunnolt given him was Of the
edged order.
etburn also pitched great game
,;v hits was the best that eo'lla
lava with his delivery. But the
s;ts made by Vicksburg were com
i with five errors made by the
behind Blackburn and thlsSH
,oh;nd Blackburn and this lost
,.,,or did the receiving for Pine
10 was obtained from Vicks-
who had no need for him. So
os ran be learned, he caught an
a1pnt game. Blue played his 1-''al
| game at first base and Paullg
hack to right field. If Kellar
rs good he will finish the season
the locals and do TIE receiving.
b Blue plays at first. The score
innings was as follows:
[shurg 20 / , y y y y 81
! gutf o Q G 0 0 . III
htories-Manuel and Earle. Black
and Keller. Umpires-Shaffer
Casml:-itz
Southern League.
freyeport 5, Memphis s.
klnta AZ, Birmingham IA.
Eastern Arkansas League.
ELENA /, Marianne o.
Earcy 33-35, Augusta 90
National League.
|ttsburg IA, New York 1871.
!. Louis s, Philadelphia 5.
Fooklyn 2, Chicago I.
American League.
etroit 3.5, Philadelphia 90.
eveland 5, Washington 1.
Louis IA, New York 6-2.
,StOn Chiraoo
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-21
PIass Came Back.

aobit" Plass, the crack utility
lor the Natchez baseball club,
~ regarded as one of the fastest
Prs in the Cotton States league,
20 Yesterday morning and start
iowa. He was paid his salary
uesaay morning and on his rep
f'a'lons to Manager Haupt he
ed $40 on his next months sal
Inc announcement that Plass,
uNped his contract created great
'e III local fandom. He has been
received by every one. and if
~ gotten into any kind of trou-
very local lover of baseball would
sohe to his relief. Manager
"lfed TO a Natchezian on the
10 talk to Plass and have the
'eiephone Natchez on his ar
a. jackson. Plass readily >om-
on reaching Jackson he 'phon-
anaser Haupt. He said he was
O'' MS wife was at her home
north without money and the
up there had offered him 5000
'sh The season. The situation in
nc was placed in Natchez was
'an' a. source of worry to him and
~ nlm feel awkward and i'll at
manager Haupt asked him why
not tell him about this before.
y replied that as the manager
.D'sned the transportation for
''ss TO come to Natchez and had
aeu SO many favors he felt hes.
~ approaching him again. He
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-21
MUST UNDERGO EXAMINATION
Government Medical Board at Got
Springs Issues Order.

Hot Springs, Aug. 21.-The order
issued today by the secretary of the
government medical board, calling tor
examination of all physicians who de-
sire to prescribe the use of the hot
water to patients has caused consid-
erable comment in professional cir
cles. as among citizens and visitors
generally. Several weeks ago the
medical board requested that all ply
sicians register their names, stating
whether they had been as well engag'
ing in the drumming practice.
The board is making an effort to
give visitors the fullest protection pcs
sible.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-21
NOT SURPRISED.
Senator Morgan Anticipated Rejection
Of Canal Treaty.

OF Canal Treaty.
Warm Spring Va aug. 21.-I an.
not fully informed Of the grounds ii
action on the rejection Of tie treaty
by the Colombian congress. Ii Is no
surprise, fer Colombia could not a.
ford to violate Eer constitution =
get a treaty that must cause Ferilaas
friction with the United State rra.s
treaty costs Colombia $50 Go0 annaal
y in less Of rental Of railroad. aad
the loss ct entire value Of the raIIl4aa
property al the end Of sixtE-three
years when il reNens to Colombia
without compensation 1t costs l.er
the entire value Of the canal PROV
erty, which We estimate at forty 4l4aa.
lion and the canal company estimates
at one hundred and nine millions. II
the concession is forfeited Il costs
her enormous profits if the canal <
completed under the contract. which
is the most lucrative baraasn to &C
Iombia that WAS ever msde and tie
most disastrous to the cat al company.
For these advantages we pay to Co
!ombia for the right of way ten nil
lion dollars. for rental $250,G09 an
nuaily after eight years.
Colombia agreed with Us before The
sfcuner bill wa> proposed to sell ar
her railroad and canal rights fer q
ooo .ooa fer which this treaty gives
her $4,000, ,o00. There is nc new faet
or reason for this enormous increase
OF cost, Colombia, having rejected the
treaty negotiated by tie presidents
Of both countries and approved by or
senate, the conditions Of the Spooner
act are operative as the exclusive
guide 10 TIE further action OF the
president and il tlequifes him to open
negotiations With Costa Rica and Nc
aragua Pledges under seal having
been secured by President NJ Kinney
for all the concessions We ask from
these states. they should be defined
by treaty as TO details. This wlll
oe done without difficulty. and the
gest and cheapest canal route will be
speedily ecu1ed for our people.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-21
TO tAiDLE COAL OUTPUT.
Arkansas Railroads Form the South
ern Fuel Company.

Fort Smith. Aug. 21.-The Missouri
Pacific. Choctaw, Frisco and Midland
Valley railroads have formed an as
sociation, with headquarters here, for
the purpose of handling the coal from
their respective mines. E. B. Cald-
well, who was formerly with the
American Smokeless Coal company
has been appointed the general sales
agent. The purpose is to curtaii ex-
pense of handling the coal. The as
sociation expects to handle between
$500 and 1000 tons of coal day. and
believe that the amount will be in
creased as soon as the advantages OF
the pooling of coal interests has been
demonstrated 1t is the intention to
take in any coal company which de-
sires membership.
The daily coal output of Arkansas
and Indian Territory, when all the
mines are in operation, is about 40
900 tons day.
The name of the new association IS
the Southern r1el company, and 1t
will establish branch Offices in Kan
sas City. Dallas and possibly Mexico,
and if not in Mexico in Ell Paso, Tex,
n order to supply the Mexican trade
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-21

TREE THOUSAND PEOPLE
Hear the GuhernatoriaI Candidates at
WASHINGTON,

Washington AGg. 2l.--This historic
town was yesterday the scene of a
great gathering people from this and
adjoining counties on The occasion OF
lie "a settlers barbecue and picnic
Preparations nae been made to enter.
tan tarse number o visitors, and
aDcer the efficient administration OF
.he committee on arrangements. of
winch j.. E C0WaHg is chairman, the
gaas were admirably carried out
re attendance is estimated al 5000
persons and embodied a great repre-.
s@1-a5ioH OF yoa1l &ad age. from
G5anrs q octogenafians, from great
srana.clildren to graa,-erandparents.
&ases= =defare III this section Of Arllan-
a. Las there been a g1eater concIave
at 90 splendid and representative cit
izsasiz5p Of Old Iiempstead and hes
sister counties.
TEe three eandiaates for governor
aese the principal speakers of the
DAY, and white the announcement had
1een given out HAT the speeches We're
. IL aoe-poitical. the throng OF lis
telers seemed To expect a dash of
politics but they were spared heat
81 discussion. Judge Carroll D
Wood. Coy. Davis and Hou.A. 7. Van
deventer each nad hearing, and the
aderesses Were accorded the closest
attention.
Tae=iay.s= events altogether proved
4 saasee Of much enjoyment to the
attendants. and viii be chronicIed as
entirely crediJab5e to the enterprise
aId hospitality oI It's promoters anc
haeherS.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-21
cksburg Warts That Pennant.

Ply Earle and his band of green
ID pugilistic pennant pusuers
|hed home tonight after a fort
is journey to open up tomorrow
Pine Bluff, says a Vicksburg tel
IN OF Wednesday, During the
the team played twelve games,
seven, lost four, tied one, and
Ftlll chasing Baton Rouge for the
amt honors. There are four weeks
OF the season left. aud sixteen
IS to be played out, and the loyal
nave strong hopes to keep next
alon Rouge or else win the pen
TOR the Hill City.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-21
BANK OF PINE FLUFF
NOW IS THE TIME!

# contennpi iating having your rome
reeecorated. the time to do it is
when you are taking your summer
vacation. Our decorators are all first
class worknen, and orders given US
will be guaranteed. New designs al
Ways in stock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-21
Suck Action for Burglar Alarms.

Ms. II. SilbernagIo has store at
115 Center street and F. silbernagle
on West PuI]en street. Their stores
have been burglarized several times,
and 5heg decided to put in electric bur
installed il each store Thursday, and
en- Thursday night attempts were
made to enter eaca store, but the bur
gar alarms gave the warning and the
burglars were frightened away sc.
fore Jbe9 could be detected. The ofil
eers are inclined 10 the opinion that
misehegious boys set the alarms go
ing merely to frighten the inmates Of
the houses.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-21
expressed regret over tie move he

expressed regret over the move he
made.
Manager Haupt then told him to
some back and everything would be
arranged for him. Plass Jumped at
the idea and said he would be nack
On the first train He came and was
met at the depot BY the manager
Natchez Democrat.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-21
National Lea que.

|ttsburg IA, New York 1871.
!. Louis s, Philadelphia 5.
Fooklyn 2, Chicago. 1.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-21

Eastern Arkansas League.
elena /, Marianne 0.
Earcy 3-3, Augusta 90
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-21

from far and near get their bar
ber work done here One man was
heard to say that he came all the va
from Fort Smith to get his work done
He went to Mulliken and Green s
Primrose barber shop.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-21

Read the lack ct Your street cal
transfers.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-21

Pine Buff nss become famous IL
more ways than one Travelling men
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-08-21
American League.

etroit S.5, Philadelphia 90.
|eveland 5, Washington l.
|. Louis IA, New York g..
pston 5, Chicago 9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-03
Serfet9erun9.

@uf Der inn Comm ct @usuta selesenen
alten Inton 2aubenba6's Sarm werbeu am
Wonta9, oen 2. September, 1908
morsens 10 1br folgenbe @esenffdnbe Of
fentli9 an ben Meiitbietenbeu perfteisert: l
sraue, 1900 Bfunb i9were, 10 Sabre alte
MGbre, swei rotbbraune, ie 8 Sabre alte unb
lie 1900 gfunb i9uere Yferbe, 6 Siibe, 8 5rpei
Sabre alte &dlber, pier Rdlber pom lebteu
Nriibiabr, l Minneapolis 8inber, l @alter
u. @oob Wdbmai9ine, l Snperior @rain
Drill, 2 Sarmipasen, 2 gussies, l sweiipdn=
niger i6wsrer S6ditten, ! sre9pflus. ! Sui
sei9irr uub iouitise Sarmserdtbe, wie aud
30 Siibner unb anberes @%eflieel. 8ebin=
eun9en: Iqe Summen bis SIS baar; aui
Summen iiber SIS ein Sabr .3eit 3u' sesen Z
Yrosent gut perbiirste Noten.
9 ARB 2aube b a d,
Qbminiitrator.
$. @Dbfer, 8erteiser.
SobnS. @olter, S9reiber. 3S&4o
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-03

sebiet unb bic 0 bier Sabren gei9af>
fene Probina &pantung umfabt.
Der neue Gt5e>&Dnis tparb nibt nur
nit oberite Mutoritdt in alien .3pei,
gen Der Giptlberpaltuns betleibet, ION,
bern audi nit benz &ommanbo Der
rufifden Slotte i'm Sti0en Oaean unb
aler Sruppen IN benz neu5ufammen,
sefabten @ebiet betraut.
gu ben pfli9ten bes @tse=& Dnigs
tpirb. es sebDren, fir Srbnuns unb
Si9erbett in benz, BON Der 9ineiii9en
Oitbabn bur6sosenen 9iitritt gu fors
gen.
4lereietp, Der i'm Glitter bon 60 Sab
rem itebt, lit Seemann bon 8eruf unb
bat cine ebrenpole 2aufbabn binter
ft9. Gin polIes Sabr5ebnt, bon 1888
Biz 1893, befletbete er ben pi9tigen
Poften als Martneatta6e Bel Der ruiz
ffden 8otf9aft in paris, unb our
3eit bes iapanti9z9ineftf9en &rieses
1895 tefebliste er bas neusebilz
bette ruifif9e 9ef9paber i'm @tiGen
Oaeun. Ddbrenb Der 8orerzl1nruben
Dor bret Sabren mar er cine .3eitlans
Der Sberbefeblsbaber Der Streittrdfte
Der Qqitrten unb fanb @%elegenbeit, ft9
mebrfa9 aus5uaei9nen.
8i5e=&0ntg Mereiep, Der BEL benz
3aren In bober 9unit itebt, ptrb
biplomatif4es unb babel bod energts
fdes @uftreten na9geribmt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-03
Safe @eorse.D enfmaI.

f9ans bon Sa9fen, unb bic nit ibneir
perbinbeten Sroquois erfo9t.
Ser S9Dpfer bes Senfmals, ber
aus 2eip5is sebiirtise nambafte Bib
bauer gilbert Weinert, tit gu fetner Muf<
faffuns bur9 cine biitortf9 beslaubiste
Mnefbote beftimmt tporben. Nls nGm=
lt9 General Sobnfon por Der S9la9t,
pie Der 9iitortfer g. s. 9e Gotta err
adblt, cine 9rettbetlung bes Sruppenz
tonttnsents in @orfdlas brahte,
tpiberfpra4 9duptltns 9enbrtd unb,
I'm bic l1nansebra9tbeit bes planes gu
bem~onfriren, nabm er bret S9eite
9ols, belt ie feit aufammen unb faste
gu benz General g%epenbet: Isle feben
iest, bab man lie aufammen nidt letdt
aerbre4en lam, pobl aber. tpenn man
eines nod benz onberer r1tunmt." 60
felt benin BITE @r1ppe ben 9duptling
bar, tpte ct benz General biefen Weisz
beitsfab berdni9ault9t.
Oas unsemetr 9ardttertfttfde unb
m alien fetnen Gta5elhetten tpoblseluns
gene Dentmal 1T bon ber 9enrp Borz
narb 8ronae COMPANY IN Rem gort
tn 8ronae gegofen tporben unb tpirb
an einem malertf4 gelesenen Mbbans
beg Staatspartes am See feinen plab
erbatten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-03
Stnlt.

9err (im 8abeortz q itaurant):
r8ei Sbnen liegt ia ni9t einmal elm
8ef9nerbebu9 auf9"-&
% ia, aber bas lebte bat Elm 8ait als
.8erlen Der 8peiie' berausgegeben!"
9rutTd1er 5pnrt.
Isle lernen enslti99 Wonen sic
mad England retfen9"-rO nein-rur
tn Seutf9lanb Sennts fptelen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-03
Cine gauge Iamilie.

&ep. 8. u. Dunlap BON Wount
0ernon, Mo., iast: nMeine &tnber
litten an etnem 9uiten, Der bur@ BITE
Maiern ueruria9t ruarb meine Sraa
lttt at, eiuem 9uiten, Der ibren S@laf
finf Sabre lang rtebr ober. tuentser
beeintrd@ttste, unb Sbr @bite @tne
of Tar Sprup bat aue 8etbe furtrt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-03
Audi eftt gnrthefl.

Re9tsannalt: r9ie neu an
gelegte SefunoGrbabn na4 SGerfingen,
Wdnotngen etc. 1T Elm pirfli9er Sez
gen fir uns, 9err &oaege. @rab nod
einmal 10 bel 8auer1 tommen ie5t
mad Der Shbt, INN gu proseffiren."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-03
Cute 8eIe9entett.

Oie gerliner Sale SEQ. 122 Sennepin Ipe.
Winneapolis 1T porseriidteu Ilters bes @i=
9e%ntbimers we9en rnter portbeilbaften gez
bin9un9en gu perfaufen; es 1T bas Glteite
unb meiit unb beit betannte 2ofal in ben
S~ereinisten Staaten. Ndberes i'm !9ofale
ielbit. 29=ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-03
Gtn btlligeS 6etm.

1900 Nder 9anb in Stearns County in Ell
ner @esenb su %perfaufeu, mo- nur beuti9e
Sarmer pobnen, cine bis pier Meilen pom
Ser Stabt, &tr6e unb S6ule, Creamery,
Wiible unb pom einem 0tarftplas, mo- Der
Sarmer ole Yrobufte selpinnbrin9enb per-
faufen fann. Ser Sobeu 1T idrper nnb bat
lebm,ise llnterlase. Oberfla6e i6warser
0ebm nnb meaenfDrmi9. Yrets fir ptlbes
2anb pon SIS Bis 500 ben older. gl9 cul=
tiptrte Sarmen bel mir 3u falfen: 160 afer,
pom benen IS inter Yflu9 unb 80 Ider Wte=
fen iinb, nit neuem Sramebaus uub Staa,
anbertbalb Weile pom ber Stabt nit 700
Ginmobnern; So, 900. Serner eine 100 Ider
Sarm, pier Meilen pom Der Stabt, rs Ider
inter Plus, 20 Ider @ieien, Der &eif NIT
Drabtaaun ituseben; Preis $4.950. Cine
brittle Tarm, 200 older 9roB, 60 Ider unter
9fug, 20 older @ieien, ber &eit nit Orabts
saun umseben. @roBer Stau, Saus nnb
Nru6tbars, 81 Meilen pen Der Stabt. Preis
S4,9SO. Nebft bieien nod anbere Sarmen au
iebr biIi9en Yreiien, feline 1926 per @der. Oie
Na1baren perlansen bas Ooppelte fir 0anb,
bas nidt 10 guten Boben bat. Wer elm bill
liges Seim min, rpenbe ii9 on
&enrp 8Iente, Sreeport, Minn
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-09-03
@eIb 3u DerIetben.

Nuf cultipirte Narms sesen lei9te gebin=
sunaen nnb gu niebrisen Staten @elb gu per-
leiben. IS wirb ii9 @u9 lobnen, Bel mir
por3ui preden, wenn Sbr cine Inleibe auf
Cure Sarm MAIDEN mout. 1S=1i
q. 9. 0orntatt. ct. @loub. Minn.
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