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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26
Su o%erfaufen.

Gultipirte Sarmen unb wilbes 2anb in Ell.
ner sans fatboliiden guiiebluns SIT Yier3,
Worriion County, Minn., int @arten Min-
neiotas seleseu, unter aunebmbaren gebin=
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

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publitum erit i'm Sabre
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folst bann Die eigentli9e @inipeibungsz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

SIN Sammeln BON 6 g a II
renab 9nitten bat ben bD9=
item Hetoro Elm 9err in 3Dln errungen,
Der in fieben Sabren 100 &ift6en nit
Sigarrenabi6nitten an einen Mpblz
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bat. Menn man bebenft, baB Elm &iitz
den llngefdbr 10000 Spiben entbdlt,
10 Tam man fi9 cine 0~orfielung bo@
bon MAIDEN, pel6e Miibe es eefoitet
bat, bunbert &ift6en nit gisarrenabz
t9nitten auiammen5ubringen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26
So(de. melde bic Qdnberetel

Solde, wel6e bic 2dnbereien
In @olbsn 8a0ep beitbtisen woIen,
baben nun @elesenbett, an irsenb eis
mem D~ientas bic &eiie bortbin ansu=
treten Wan melbe itd lit Der Office
BON 6errn Heter 8rid ODER in Der
Office BON 6errn Sobn W. gmmel
i~pdteiteus UNI 8 11br pormittass an
BEN Sage, an meldem man reiIen min,
Gin M%etourbiQet foitet $40. 10 2nt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26
Spe3taI=Mn5et9e.

Gin M0belseidaft, bas iid elmer suten
6unbIdaft %erfreut, in einem bliibenoen 9ano
ifGbtden nit Stride unb S6ule 9ele9en 1T,
uuter annebmbaren 8ebingunsen gu tallfen,
suite gelesenbeit fir etnen beutlden ge
lhdftsmanr. &ranfbeitsbalber it ber @ts
aentbirner geswunseil, has @e56aft 51 per-
faufsu. Weseu N6berem menbe man fih al.
81. 6. Ma1o,
lo.bo piers, MOrriion Co., Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26
Gr. Eo&Uttn8, Yr9T0ent,

Dr. Sotottttt8, Yraroent
granssr hes .gV9aritg SsaIt9 s%Hittt4ts"' auI9or O4a N
Retain it,; "Nerveus Debility, Its Cause and
Cure; "Plain Talks to Men";''Woman' Guide to
Health and Beauty; Electricity and Vital
0ieIer bebeutenbe, erIabreue Spesialit lit In ben ganz
gen @ersini9tsrt Staten gut nnb 81 ietntm Gortetl
5etanut pesen Der pielen punoerbarsr Setiun9en bet
,drpniideu, ~nerp6ieu uno i~pe6ieuen Setoen, iopte bet
aueenz unb Sbrentrantbeiten, pel3e Der Sunit anosrer
gerste unb Spe5ioliiten ~seipcttet betten. Sbm itebt 3r
Settle cine eroBe ansabt ti9tiser, ssidtdter aerite uno
~sriabrsn.r SpeSiaIiitsn, bsren @riabrunsen. pel9e lie tn
ben er6seren Soipitalern guropas nno Amerttas 9elan1s
melt babeu. es ibneu e%rino9ltdt, perbcrsene nno 9ronts
. i5e &rantbsitsn NIT GriOis gu beiien; SRrs IaustaSrtse
sbro6ener griols siebt ibnen eineu &nipru3, suI has
sSutraueu Der 2eibeuben on allen Srten. Sn iebem Sale
g nassi fns s9 b ssis sai'S ssr sss sisgnss chem 81 ssf m ss5 sfa
Die Offices 'iinb ousseriitet nit piiieni4aftltben Sns
ftrunnentsn, ,pelde hber $4,000 setoitet babsn. .Daruntsr
TIT eth X>St~rablen>Apparat nit oeileu SlEe bic tnners
fen Sraaue Ieidt unteriu6t Deroeu tonnen.
Ssettunaett, TOO anoere erTolescS
tuaret.
srantbsitsm Der ausem unS Dbren;
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p%srbinSsrt, iaafsnoe o9rea. xanbbsft; .sransbsts
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faat. q tsEsns rao gIa ,, { = . { Srl g % ,Ir r ;
MIN. giut> nnb $ anttranthettsm rStros
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Serpenietbeu gpilepite. Spiterte, 9dbmuns.
Meansei ON sebenstraft. 8beumatismrs. gaeuraIste.
,aersforunsen, SsratIopfen. Sdwinbel MIN. gepabie
NuS Srebsaeidpire werben i6merslos mad ether nelleu
Retbobe sebeiIt. Sauorrbotbeu mub aue Sranlfbstten
bes Iaaitbarmss. Sra uensSrantbetten:l5 n1er3s
hattie @eridiebunsen unb 8aiteaunsen Der Orsane.
ibermSsioer WonatsHuB, Herueiitdt, S4wd6e, nip.
Woberne SebansIunsspeiie. bic i@ a~usemein ais erz
foIsrei9 ~erwisien bat. aetne nrsansenebmen lnteriu.
duneem. Refine Dame, OBJ perbetratet ober nt9t, braudt
...S,sr, .otr,e6er nUein o6er init elmer Sfreltbtu 2ur
SeiGpreduns su fommsn. Sonfulationen sebeim uns TIM
: 8ertrau.n. Ribseitaltnnsen, &%luupiuB, &hdSratbtes
Ssuneeu, 8ropf, mangelbafte @ntptdelun9 tr9eno stnes
uuS %oetraStiat.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26
So bnarbeit.

8ie 0octoreu Sopt & Dobeup wer6ei
wabrenb zines ieben fommenben Wonats
III na69enannten Somns an ben art9e9ebe
men Saten Sur Gerridtun9 Der aaerbefei
Sabnarbeiten pertreteu fem: Sreeport an
is. Tdr3; Aibanp am 16. unb IT,; @lea
2cGa am u elenrpater om 19. uns 20
;9mono ar 20. uno 81. Golb Sprin
Il rs, 80. unb 80. Wdrs.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26
Grmerb pbne NtffD.

Sie fOnneu bur1 cine feline Sitmme elm
0erm0sen erperben. SIR anselesteS 8apt=
tai ipirb pom Smei 3rutseieai9aften 9aran.
tirt. Ntit penis gelb fOnnen sic anf biele
0eiie elm Sabreseinfommen iidern. Naberes
0eltner&Dunn II, SiscalsQ 9enten.
60 groabwap, Rem Yorf, W. y.
R~enrelentdnten uerlanat. l4:4t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

H Gin sutes Md6den, bas gu
foden ueritebt, gum iofortisen gin=
tritt %uerlanst. @uter2obn rnb bouern
BE Mrbeit 3uselidert. 1896 Str. sc.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26

Die 6 0 en- Der 3uder=
p robmttio in 8uba belaufen
fd auf Is Gents per pfunb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1903-03-26
(Sffstea.)
Sertdt Des &oarb Of &mhtt.
On ben 46tb. goarb Der County, GpmmiIIdz

On ben N6tb. goarb Der @ounty=@ ommiIiaz
re pom Stearns County, Minn.:
6erren :-0ir, Die unterset6nete llnteriu=
6un9sbebDrbe pom Stearns' 9ountp, farte1
i'm Gourtbau.Ie in ber County S6abmetiters
Office am 5. WGr; 1908 gum 3pede suiarn=
men, Die 8etrGge, Bidder unb Sele9i6eine
bes Gbriif. S6mitt ais County S6atmei=
ifer beS %9enannten County 81 inter n6elt II.
bic Nrt, geifimmun9 unb BEN Setrag BET
Sonbs I'M S6asantte fet3uiteQen. @ir be-
ri6ten, baB mir senannteu S6aemeiiter SIT
perl6ieoenen Sonbs beim gel6aftsbeginn
am 6. Mdrs 1908 in Ser Summe pom $780,
455 A per16ulbet fanoer, uno fanben met
ter BEN S6abmeiiter inn geiise Der Sonbs, Die
senannte S6ulb wie folst bett:
gaar i'm gelbl6rein. ..........S S55 IS
gaar Stems, gelbanweiiunsen,
SbedS. -. ISL 81
8anf, ct. @iou6.............1e,3 1925 50
dloub. $3.50 ~
Deponirt in l. Nationalbanf Sanf
&eutre....... 3,O5S 81
Oeponirt in Mlbanp ganf $500. 1917 90
Oepouirt in gelara6e 8anf. 500. ,29S O3
Deponirt in &imbal 8anf. ...... 1856 II
0eponirt in ganf Of Nortb Qme=
rita, Melroie. 7,124 81
Oeponirt in Yapnespiue Cant. =. 1888 40
Sepomirt in Gt6monb 8anf $50. 2,341 %
Oeponirt in Saut Centre ganf... 9,142 81
Oeponirt BEL Boplau, @arlod&@o. 1859 OF
Oeponirt in Stearns @ountpg anf S,SC4 %
Deponirt in Securttp Staats= Sanf 1854 95
Depouirt in Sreeport ganf. 49,. liza %
Geponirt in l. Staotsbanf pom
@olb Sprtn9...... ....... . $50 IS
geiammt= Sunbs am 5 Marsl9O3 s69, ass A
Nbtuusspoa unterbreitet:
Sob 6. @reper, 60. =Ilbitor,
Serm. MAILER, 8reisgerit tsi6reiber,
$. S. 80 ~ r, 8oriser bes goarb OF Iubit,
Stearus County, Mtinn.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-05-15
USED DYNAMITE.
STRIKING ITALIANS THUS
SOUGHT REVENGE.

williamsport. Pa. MAY i5-Italian
railroad graders at Marshal Hill. who
had gone on strike because one Of
their number vas discharged, dynA-
mited two houses, both homes OF men
who had refused to stop work. The
dwellings were shattered, hut none Of
the occupants were killed.
The sheriff, with q force Of depu-
ties. had arrived earlier, only Just in
time to prevent the Italians burning
the construction company's building
because they were not paid of as soon
rs they quit work.
II is reported two men were killed
during the rioting but this cannot be
confirmed. Thirteen OF the strikers
are under priest
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-05-15
WILL PROBABLY CONTEST
THE ONLY APPARENT WAY TO
GET A COUNT.

Attorney L. K. Taylor is still loox-
ing up law and says that he will prob
ably contest the nomination for com
monwealth attorney.
Attorney Frank A. Lucas, ore Of
his partners, went to Benton yesterday
and made Chairman Edwards propo-
sition to either place private seals on
the boxes or to lock them up in the
vsult Of some bank, both propositions
being refused by the Marshall county
chairman. This leaves nothing to do
but to contest the election and Attor-
ney Taylor has virtually signified mis-
intention OF contrasting and will prob
ably institute proceedings to such end
soon.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-05-15
THE BODY EXHUMED
MARKS FOUND UPON NECK
AND WRIST AND UNDER
RIGHT EYE.

Lorsin, o., May 16-The remains
of Agatha Reichlin were exhumed st
the Catholic cemetery. one mile north
of Elyria, in order to settle the ques-
tion raised as to whether the young
woman had been choked as well as
struck with q stone on the head. The
body was found to be well preserved.
Discolorations were found on the
right wrist and upon the neck, and .
dark blue tinge beneath the right eye.
After a conference the physicians
decided to make openings in the neck
and beneath the eye to discover IL
possible whether these marks were
caused by choking or blows before
death. or by the action of impedcd
blood drainage thereafter.
At the conclusion of the .examina.
tion Coroner French said that the
marks were the same he had seen at
the post -mortem, but that at this time
it was impossible to say how they had
been caused.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-05-15
A Strong Game is Expected
Hereafter From Paducah.
Simcox to Go to First Base--Jsckson
Team Comes To-
morrow.
GROUNDS IN FINE SHAPE

Great preparations are being made
for the baseball games Saturday and
Sunday and the baseball association
members are expecting large attend
ance. Simcox has been placed per
manently at first and several changes
have been made in the team since
Tuesday, hence Manager jackson ex-
poets more hereafter.
The jackson team will arrive tomor.
row morning at 40 O'Clock and will
Immediately go into practice. The
local team this morning went out to
superintend the rolling of tine baseball
grounds and the field is in excellent
condition this afternoon. The rain
settled the dirt and made rolling easy.
The boys are now satisfied with the
grounds and will do fast work on the
diamond.
The captain from Pittsburg, sent
here by Mr.. Barney Dreyfus, the base
ball magnate, will arrive today or to.
morrow with a player or two. Presi-
dent Ben weille and Manager jackson
want the best or nothing and will not
stop until q winning team has been
secured.
jackson is said to have one Of the
strongest teams in the league. When
Paducah secures Street from Hopkins.
vile, the catcher who did such excel
lent work here this week, and few
other big league players who are being
farmsd out, she will mssv Just as
creditable showing.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-05-15

tive service so much of the state guard
or military force of the commonwealth
as he may deem necessary. The state
guard can be ordered into active ser
vice only by the governor.
1t also quotes the statute requiring
him to see that the laws are enforced,
something that is not seen to in Breat-
HIT. In short, it seems the governor
is placing himself in bad light in the
Breathitt county affair. To merely
signify his willingness to send troops
if the county judge asks for them is
insufficient. The county judge, from
reports of his recent actions, does not
want troops and probably would not
ask for them when the whole county
was engaged in warfare IL he thought
his side was going to get the best of it.
The only way to eliminate such
lawiessness as that In .Breathitt county
from Kentucky. is to send troops there
and restore peace and protection.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-05-15

Lieutenant General Miles seems to
have become incensed because his re.
port on the Philippines was not pub
lished rs complete as he desired. Cen
eral Miles appears to have brought
back with him q lot of second hand,
unreliable information about the con-
dition of affairs there and the alleged
conduct of the troops, and he took
pains to present both in such way
that they would not be favorable to
the United States. Most Of the report
is apparently based on hearsay. and
would not be considered evidence in
any court, and the war department
might have properly disposed Of it by
throwing it in the waste basket at the
start. Because 1t saw fit to eliminate
some of the report in giving the pub
lie portion OF it, however, General
Miles is hot in the collar and has de-
manded to know why some Of the re-
port was not made public. The coun-
try is to be congratulated on the fact
that General Miles is soon to retire.
He has done little during the past few
years but cause trouble in the admin
istration and army.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-05-15
ON JULY FIFTEENTH
The Republican State COnven-
ton Will BE Held.
Louisville Captured the Place for
Holding the Convention.

The Republican state convention
will be held in Louisville Wednesday,
July is. Delegates will be selected
in the counties on the Saturday pre-
ceding.
This was decided at q meeting OF
the Republican state central commit
tee yesterday at Louisville.
An effort wss made to have the con-
vention at Lexington and the vote on
the question Of location was 7 to 8.
The basis Of representation was ona
delegate to every 100 votes cast in the
last general election.
Eight Of the thirteen committeeman
were present in person and FIVE were
represented by proxy. Those present
were O. N. Barnett Of Hartford and
Judge A. T. Wood Of Mt. Sterling,
delegates at large; Senator W. }. De-
Doe Of the First district, Mr.. N. b.
Chambers of the Second district, Mr.
Walter wilkins of the Third. Mr.. r.
L. Gwathmey Of the Firth. Mr.. Rich
ard r. Ernst of the Sixth and Mr.. J.
B. Bennett of the Ninth.
Internal Revenue Collector Graft
held the proxy Of ". N. Foster of the
Fourth district; Major Robert A. Han
cock held the proxy OF Mr.. O. o. Rey-
nolds Of the Seventh district; Mr.. c.
II. Duty of Mt. Sterling represented
Mr.. j. II. Buckingham Of the Tenth
district; Mr.. George W. Hutchinson
held the proxy of W. J. wilmore of
the Eighth district and Congressman
Vincent Boreing represented Mr.. J. s.
Cooper Of the Eleventh district.
Capt. W. o. Bradley, Judge George
DuRelle, Capt. L. NJ. Drane Of Frank.
fort, Mr.. George A. Newman, Jr., of
and other well known Re-
publicans were present at the prelim-
mary session Of the committee.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-05-15
BRAVE UNTO DEATH
susLlmE HERoisM OF LITTLE
JAPANESE CORPORAL.
Incident That Occurred at the Siege
Of Pekin shows the Qualities Of the
small-ststured Soldiers Of tho
Mlkado.

During the active troubles OF the
allied powers with China, the Japa,
nese troops excited the admiration OF
,he world by their bravery and
almost perfect discipline. Thomas
Willard. war correspondent. tells
a thrilling story Illustrative OF Japar
nese vaior and contempt for peril.
The force sent to relieve the Chris
lions who were besioged In Pekin
had arrived and Il devolved on tho
japanese contingent 10 blow In a GER
tain gate.
These massive wooden gates,
which are sunk deep In the thick,
twelve-foot walls. are approached by
means OF a little bridge across the
moat that encircles the city. Tho
japanese general decided that a
breach would have TO be effected by
means OF dynamite For this danger
GUS mission he called for volunteers
A little corporal about four feet six
inches in height was picked out. As
with utter unconcern he marched
briskly across the bridge. the enemy
potted at him from the top OF the
wall until he was out Of sight in the
recess occupied by the gate. Having
lighted the fuse. he quickly made his
way back 10 his own lines without
sustaining a wound.
No sooner had he got out Of the
way than a small door was cautiously
..o.oa aua ~ stmnnd.axad farn
peered out. with his sandaled foot
tho Chinaman stamped out the light
Cd fuse. Then he went back ana
closed the door.
Defying almost certain death. the
little corporal started out again. and
once more lighted the fuse. On his
way back he was hit In the shoulder
and stumbled TO the ground. Then
be picked himself up and managed TO
reach safety. Once more. however.
the Chinaman was too quick for the
slow fuse.
Then the little corporal went pat
1 tering back to the half-demolished
gate, lighted his fuse, drew his mort
bayonet-sword and waited. There was
frightful moment Of breathless sus-
pense, then with a frightful roar the
old gate was blown to the heavens
and with 1t went the poor little cor.
poral.
II is one thing to risk ones life in
the heat Of battle. but quite another
to face the certain and horrible
death from which the subject Of the
Mikado never Enthusiastically Com
panion.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-05-15

There is a great deal of interest In
the Republican ticket to be put out
this year, and the campaign already
gives every evidence of being warm
one. The three gentlemen mentioned
for the gubernatorial nomination,
Hon. A. E. Wilson, Judge Clifton J.
Pratt and Col. Belknap, are men of
sterling worth, and no better standard
bearers for the party could be found
anywhere. They are men of intelli-
gence, integrity and popularity, and
any one of them ought to easily lead
the party to victory. The party is to
be congratulated on the fact that men
of this class are coming to the front
in party affairs. 1t augurs well for
Republication in the state, and the
more such men We get interested in
party affairs and willing to run for
office the sooner will Kentucky be-
come irrevocably Republican, as other
states are doing.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-05-15
SUBSTITUTE RESIGNS
MR.. EARL HAZEN GIVES UP
PLACE IN POSTOFFICE.

Mr.. Earl Hazen, one of the substi-
tute mail carriers, has resigned his
position, as it took up too much of
his time TO report daily at the post
office to ascertain if he was needed to
substitute. No appointment can be
made 90 fill the vacancy until the re-
cent civil service examination is heard
from. There are at present none on
the eligible list. The other substitute
is Mr.. Alex Venters.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-05-15

Some Of the Democrats who have
been kicked out because they Joined
the apti-machine forces in the late pri.
mary, are mad because Chairman Al.
lie Young is alleged to have done it
without consulting the other members
of the committee. We thought it was
frankly admitted by this time that
Chairman Young is practically the
whole committee, and hence does moi
have to consult snyone else.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-05-15
MARKET FLOODED
FULLY 1000 CRATES OF BER-
RIES HERE TODAY.

The strawberry market was flooded
today, and 1t is estimated there were
fully 1000 crates of the finest berries
brought to the city to be sold. The
result was they were very cheap.
cheaper than known for years at some
places. IL is understood that many
berries are being shipped here that
would go to other places but for the
M. & o. strike. They have to be sold,
so they are sent to Paducah.
The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1903-05-15
A BIZ DEAL
VALUABLE PIECE OF PROPERTY
ON BROADWAY CHANGES
HANDS.

Messrs. Joseph L. Friedman Of Pa
ducah and Max Nahm IF Bowling
Green today sold to Messrs. L. s. Du-
Bots and Louis Kolb their property on
Broadway near Seventh street, next to
the Hays drug store. The considera-
ton is private, and the new owners
will in time erect n handsome build
ing on the site.
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THE SICK.

Prof. J. 7 Ross. the school teacher,
is able to sit up today his many friends
will be pleased to learn, and will prob.
ably take charge of his room again
Monday.
Mr.. John Berger. the grocer of 18th
and Madison streets, is i'll.
Mrs. Duke Williams, Of the Hinkle
Vile road. is i'll.
= Mrs. A. List 10 on the sick list.
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SENTENCED TO HANG.

jacksonville, May i6-The jury in
the case Of the commonwealth against
Garth rnompkins, charged with the
killing of Jim Brsme here December
"a, returned verdict and fixed
Thompkins' Punishment at death by
hanging. Both colored.
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BANKRUPTCY PETITION.
GRAVES COUNTY MAN HAS A
FEW LOCAL CREDITORS.

James f. Nicholson, Of Symsonia,
Graves county, today filed a petition
in bankruptcy giving liabilities to the
amount of s6i2 with no assets. He
owes Psduoah people among them be-
ing NJ. F. Davis, s1S9, judgment
Mrs. Sanders, .s45, John Powell, 900,
and John Rogers $50.