davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
9Rnihinnfon. .. d. bel QIloi-
g2cnr Srncnnnna.

@aIbinQtou. g g., 19. W2ai
Ger @raiioent Gait bat GFaiam
g. &3ai5burn paItcr inter ibm duf
0en EbiIippincn 0icntc. an Steuc
oon SSas. I. 4ialams 5uu 3ipiI.
0ienitfommliiar trnnnnt.
g2citcr murot ser IN 0libingtou
itatioulrte 3eltIngsforrciponOcut u.
4. Glarf 3um GiouueruGlr oou 9llas.
ia ernaunf. 2tuBcrocm uuroc Dem
Scnat cine an}dhl Grnennuugcu pon
@un0c5beamten IN Sen ,Staaten
Ohio mo CtIahoma iibcrltittclt
@aibm9tou, 10 g(ai.
Ter @rdiioent Idit bat lid ent.
idIoiien. SVfGr 9. RhteIap sum
SiiIi5~}lunorsif ifabmciitcr fijr ocu
Qiitrrft Ct &ouds 3u crnenreu.
ais y}1dioiger bon IS. aflus. Der
neuIidl gum @oitueiiter iener Staot
ernaunt purOe.
Wiaiom gQiulom5 oon Rcp gorf
1T 3um Rddlioiaer ron Hobert @at-
dorm ais G.muan6erimasFommiiidr
iiir gicp 9ort ernlnnt uor0en. Scrr
g1abme III Elm prdltfireuoerReti5.
Quuou ron Ncu gorf 81 mar sipet
Sabre Iona Gimuauoerung5fommii.
Ear nahrcuo Der Rooiepeliiheu DO
mniitratiou legtt ieoob oen Yoiten
ncOer neil cr NIT RooicpeIt ueaen
Ser Grneuruul oou Gnpdroeriirgs.
telmtn Cjnen Iisput butte
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
Die &irtuHg bes S0Hfaarauticgc.
iebes.
0Naihinntnn 10 M

SnfpIge oe5 CtIabomacr 9anfla-
rantiegeicees. oas i'm 1c5ruar 1905
IN Strait trot. bat iih Die 3abI Scr
gtatiouaIbaufen in ienem Staot NAB.
renO 0es oerfIoiienen SSahre9 nm 81
perminocrt. 9Iuh b1ben Die Zepoiitcn
Ser nod bcitebeu0eu Decentralization
iih beoaltero pcrmin6ert, ieit oieies
Seies m Strait lit.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
gicbulutiomdrc Ucrnrtbcilt.

Sontwtone, arilY 20 Y}ot.
Tie 0ret meriFariideu Hepohtiio.
mare Tagon 9iGd Real m0 Ri.
uera Sic Iiinlit i'm 9m0es8eritt
Der 9crlesung Der Gcuiraitdtsggiree
ihul0iq qciprodlen pareH uur0cl 81
ie is m2ca1ten @eiinaniB vcrur.
tbeili 9lit;cr Toan iiiltc biu}u cr
!cle feiue @c.otuBa oui. Dc Sic oje.
fdanorencu ntil0e empiobten hditen.
Is uuroc geruiHaI an oas Eter.
1crift tr1cme.oet
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
9eindlcn bic aItc Ncimat.

Sim y. Niai trctcu 200 gIitlIie.
Ger 0es giatiou1Icn Icutidocn Sdlii.
benbun0cs auf einem beion0era l,r
1ie beitinmltcn Tampicr Sic Rciie
nah 9cutihIon0 an mo Tie iih an
Dem qrobeu &ant5urgcr Shiieenieite
81 bethelliQen Seoentcu. Ser O1m.
picr ,Wau" miro Sic amcrifauiiten
Shijben tci0rotrn. QTei Y2riifforps
iin6 pon 0cu Heiieuoeu iiir 0ie 6abrt
euladlert mor0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
glire pillfOmmcn nshciicn.

IgaibinItou I g., 20 l}ai.
@i3ca6miral Baron llru 0ou ser
;ap5uttcu 6lpiie. uc,fgr Oie amc.
uf11iidc 1Iotieudta0tua III 2lnn1.
pulls obioDlrie. triiit oieier (1le ~
c,Hcu 9eiuhe in BEN &orinjlicn
St1aiea elm mo miro ua5rcuo iei
r,s guiutbali, im @aroe Diclgrlci
GbrpHgeH cup'lngcn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
BUR rcdltcn Belt.
6opfin@oiQe, 8n., 20. W2c

Sopfin&oiQe, 9p., 20. Uiai.
Ser 12-idbrige Xouis &iuioms
entoedte. OaB oas @oI5pert ser 3mci
N&iIen bon bier 9eIegenenGiicnbobu-
bride in @rano itonO. benahrid]tigte
baoon Die @abnbeanmten unO pcrbii.
tete oaOurf ein llngIiid flir Oen tur5
nahber fduigeu 3ug.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
Cine 9lnsuabme.


@aibirlton. 2. g.. 20. Nlai.
Naf elmer Gnubel0uug Ser 3lpl.
idcnitaatllhcn @au0cI5fommiiiiou
0iiricn Sic @ahnen 9luqeitelte uou
Grprebaeiclihaiten, uclde i'm Iieu-
fte iino unO uah Nuufteu an scr be.
treiienocu @lbnIinie iabreu, irci be.
f0r0ern.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
Sonfranb
Qincoln, llar 20. N}ai

Gincoln, Ear 20. l}ai.
Rd60cm lie ourd rel GrpIo'iio.
uen oas terhcit3a oIbe Der Go:.
70 Siaatabunf 3eritci lattcL erbCu.
tetcn 9lmrhcr 81 0o0 IN 0aorlelo
Die @rploionen err zen bel 6cm
4ublifum fctne guim 'amfeii. mel
am Qlethcn 1ola ers 4SahI itlti.
iarO. bci mcltcr tutapaiieu in
Wlennf nh1cirnert m.-0en.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
z dlnercr Sdlnnen.
M2cntNhis. glL11.. 30. QIl1i

IIcntphia. IeHu.. 20. I11i.
Tie Anlagc Ser I2emphis Cotton.
feeo iii 50. luur0c uollitanoia non
6lamnlen 5crit0rt. Sha0en cilua
100000 9luber0am perbranutcn
audi cine gan3e Rci1o Don 15rahnua.
gen. meIte Gui oen b,nahburten 81.
ienbahugclciicn itan0T.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
Ghicanpcr beidluloint.
cSnrffon. Nlif.. 20. N1ni

NNtIITVII' ---tINIT'I ~ -VIUt,
Ser frirbere 8cfdngniboireftor 9u.
len g. 9lrntitrong erfIdrte unter Gi0.
oaB giiIton q. Gain ans Chicago
linn $500 Onfiir bc5obIte. ooB er 0ie
Gnihaffung BON 9ebrouhten Waid,i.
nen. oie CuIp 5u oertauien bate, be.
firlporten ioQe.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
(9i8bcra acidItct.

sNtF'7 TINItT - = ~
Rdpiidn (oiaf pom 4remer Tam.
bier .4aiicr gSiIheim Der @robea
bcridiete bci icjner 9lufuuit, 0lB cr
oui Der Iohrt eiueu Gjaberl pon i25
sun 6obc lciidtet babe, m0 ihIob
0arlu ocu &orifld1 0lB oic amert
f1niihe RcQleruma Elm bciou0Crts
qricasidiii ausididcn m5lc I'M
ole in ben @emdiiern oes atlnut;.
ifeu C3clns berumirci5eu0cn Sis.
berge mt 1puamit 81 3eritoren.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
sdnnrre @clber.


9auiing gd6.. 90. Uai.
lie gllis.aur bat en- @uodH
ardcnonmcn melhc5 iilr Die an
nddliicH ,{uli belinucn0cu imei
Sohre Sialtsauaqlbcn I'M 9ctr1ge
ron $tO.3l3l39 uoriiclt. @robe
Qetrl1c ,rb1lieu oie llulocriitdt bon
Widligar Die REORGANIZATION uuo
Die Soi0aienheimatb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21

ben aeld)out muroe lro meifer 1e.
ihont miro lm0 oaB oie GegierumJ
ibm monatIih 5000 gum 2ebenSur.
tcrhaIt 5dblt. oaB cS oober MIR rctt
uuo bilIig iei, oaB or 0nS GeIo 3u.
riidgcbe, oaS or Dem 2anoe cntjogen
babe.
@}an ermartet bab 9Ib6uI @amio
6ieicm MmidN aemdb han0eLn nirO
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
@cht nod ocm snorn.

eaarlottc u. IS. 20 g}ai
Rci SIR N'cflHtburl 61icr nn9
cin 1roBe 2ln3ahl ojomcrHQrc Der
Su6itaaien uerianjd1lt .lm Iou
u.riill miro Der Yrjiioeut (ait &c.
nartet Zcr geiuh lit ioiutii 1u55e.
5litnei.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
SinOcr ami Der 4eiic.
g}elu gorf 20. I2ai.

-1NIU sIVEIf y, -FIIIs
nit 0un 2ampier n@rin3ciiin
9IIice" iuo Die niuf Sin0er pou
Tr1nf @eriog mcldpr III Nroot!nn
III, cinletroiicn. Tic aIri.
reu BON meld]cn fciue5 alter ais -
Sabre 1T hlbcn oie 6ohrt obHelle6cr.
mahuna ron Gupldieuen gemlht.
N}uttcr imo (3robmuiter bradlten ile
In 9remen an 0as Sdll'i uR0 mer.
Ncn lhHcn Ncmnadlit inlaen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
CSnOaaltiq abaclehut.

laacbdiiee. Gla 20 I}ai
Tirl}eaerentreht1iu1sucr,age MN
Sc POM observation-disclosures Der 6icrt'
0a'er zta1is,elisI1nr eralilrJ lb'
octa,p rod0cm iie iiir 4lieoerer-Ui.
sun9 1ui5eruieu nor6en mar. Ties
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
Sie Nnsitcllnnn IN SeattIr.

ScattIe. 4li3.. 20, 0}ai.
Inter Sen Ht0ncrt mcld]c Bel Gr.
oiinuug Der Nlasfa @usitcllunp am
!. Sum bier ipredcu lpcr0en. bciiu
set lid auh Der nacBab9eorouett
3o0enberg pou SHiu5s.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
&nhnlinic icrtiggritellt.
Hutte. Nn}nnt %

Butte, Mont. 20. V{ot
Gie Ictte Shiene ocs gubngclei.
fcs, lpeld)es uber sic 2inie Ser Sri.
cogo, Qttl1ulutte & Eu0get Soun0.
@abn Ole Staot Chicago mt ,Scattlc
uno Tacoma pcrbinoet. lit iett gcleg!
iuoroen.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
Nener Rrailnlnt.

Gum grlHoguica Nl5rifauten
gun0ts mur0e 1u le Don BON
Glcao2 m Der I'd 9ieung EoAa
air5n IL. aus Gm Chlo qa
mlbli W1H eriUor o1b er BIZ
gleita Qolitif ,pie i 4orgirqer
broi1en miro Lia 3alucn Nus.
idEii'c reidicn in Scr hen Sisung
i5re geritte Elm.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
gabncu ba6cn Orr gOrtbcil.


,ild'on. I' ~ W'1i.
Tie Stadts Gicu automniiiioa
bat ciHitinlmja bcit Hfn. oic 8atp
fir oic gei6rocrlml sa BaiiagioycR
oui 6cn 9lhncn air' 2 Gents ju BE-.
Iaiien, anit1tt 2 Gents f3uiggcn iuie
hucrii n1rlrihlaaln IL.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
5nrfci.
3n grmcnicn berridDt Jest wicSer
glnbc uno Eronnno.

D}eriinl Sicino'icn 20 p}ai.
6 I Gathan. Ger ancritauiihc
aoniul in IPcrima. III BON icincm
ontli6en @ciute IN Noana Wriidqe.
tehr, Gr bcrihtet. 6aB 0as Y2Iiidr
bort ieei oouitanoil olg Yo9c be.
herridt. uno odb Dos g2rirauen Ser
g quobner pio0r beraeiicai III (au.
ier6e BON 1rHeHidlcu 6luttiiudeu
h1bcn oic fir ii9 bnon0rrs lrlclg1.
ten Go1gr pCrlliign uuo iiu0 u1d)
Ihrcu 0smitltieu 5urIfBefehrt Ie
g2cintcr1, iicb1u inter mtiitdrihem
= tutr.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
@eaen llntrridlaanna nerhaftct.

Baltimore, Nlo., 20. Wai.
@iuiam 2. Nfner. &iIiafoiiirer
6e5 lhjeiigen Goitamtes. mur0e lrnter
Der Auflnqe, 1,40O rmterihlagen 3u
haben, oerbaftet. NIper itano ieit
1884 in 0ieniten oes &oitQmtes.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
AbNluicicu

1oIcoo. C. 20. 0tai
9un0a5ridtcr (1uI.r bat 0as sc.
fuh nm ciuen Giubaii bciebl. melhCs
Die Central llniou III uboue So gc.
gen Die lluitc0 Statta (elepbonc SO.
elngercldi bate, ablcieien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
lsln glpridlIaa inr Nntr.

Nl0IUiIIIilHopcL y Wtll.
Ter }ubur'ir Dat elm t.gtms NO.
mite au catt un ocn sblNgb,gu
Su.,o1 y,s6u. 01mi6 ju tciud.-g
urH iae su cr'udu ore oon iam n
cusi5u6ideu 9gtcu otpou,r'eu
@cl6er or Agleruul aus }uiicicrr
Cas acmiic nitro .l5oul Homi0 oar.
sui au'mcyd1m ubatcn, o1B iein Ge.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
23ooD Eipcr r,a.. 20. W}ai.
g2oo0 8i0cr. Iu.. 19. Mai.

Ter @ouuerneur Ceneen muroc
non Sem &ouitabIcr @ilfin criud)i
Ole Y1iIB lui}ubieteu Inn sen tribe.
ren Selcgrapbliten @l0e 0ortcr. ci.
nen Wauu. Der 295 4iun0 miegt uno
nicoerhoIi dui icinc Diitbiirgcr &C.
idoiien bat, I'll oerba'ien.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
Gin idIcuflidIcs &crbrcdIcn.
Afrifa,

Der frnbcrC ErGNOrut crlcatc cin
RhinO}erOe.
g2airobi. @ritiid,@0itnirifa. 90 Q}ai.
Der iruterc Qrdiiocut 9}ooieuett
bat ieiue liIgO3jiac pon Der 9ciltuma
Oon George 0}c1}iuan. 6eiieu Bai.
or mar beaonneu mo berelis Gin
RbiroTrus @eIbhcn crIegt. aopf
un6 0aui oc5 {biere5 Diegen OBJ
|iuuo.
9}airobin. 20. Wdi.
5heooorc 8oo'eDcIt idloB mo er.
Iegte i'm yauie ocs Cages ciu 6hjB
pier0 nidjt melt BON ocr&u ]iaHd
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
aanaba.
Sin sintraalidler Ran6anian.

Jruro. Y. z. 90 .Woi.
GSlhrer0 0es 9iatuuttaQs bran.
qen bret beud''uete Manner in 0d5
2ofol ser Gaul0icu GrpreB So. mo
inauQen 0M anucicuocu @camten
Der @eI6idjr1uf 3u oi'ncn. Dem iie
enpa $500 entnabmcu, uoraui lie
oas 0ete ubteu.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21

usoft oeu @eriutb ein Eu6e, in ser
jetigen GasuR9 Der Staat9Iesislatur
gte9er~Simmaeber 81 entretHn.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
@ullitGnoig nicocraebraunt.
Nanton. q. 20. W}oi.

NQnton, ., 20. YtQI.
Sic u 9PciIcn BON bier gclelere
Grtifoft 9lIQer hit nouitanoiq nieocr.
9ebrannt. Sha1en Ctrpa 100000.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
In Ocn flammen mmneIOmmcn.

NduidS Sin, 10 g}ai.
on 6tu ShldttbGieH brad eih
GNtcr ans. in peIdem 10 WduI.
tbiere umIdnn glateriaIiddoen ct.
ipa $4,000.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
HadJridlt nubcernnoct.

St. @&ter5burg %. N}di.
Die BON Der 9(opoic &remia am
Is. Mai gcbrod1c Radridlt. oab Ser
fritbere Qrcnier 0orcmufin ol2 3adl-
ioIger 1SslpoIfi's 3im 0}iuiitcr Ses
Ieubern eruauut uiiroe. 1T mie Id
berousaeiteut bat, iinbelriinoct.
Gin idlcuflidDcs &crbrcdJcn.
@ori, Erai1@fautuiicn, 20. Wai
Cine beuaiiuetc 0auoe itberIicI
Die nahe bier bcinoIjhe 0ciieunQ
oes GSiiritcu IBhlmatou. to0lctc oCu
sSiiriteu. ociien Satin, N}uter uuo
3od1ter. iouic eiucn Ticuitboteu
Doraui iic lob.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
SSoni uerlicrt iuicocr.



81. SeIi9man. ser &ertrcter he9
oSSuiti,oep1rtcncnts in Der &Iagel1dlc
Gnitelane.Sa tat 5u @uniten Scr
;Silritin Solar gcificocne GoiteIla'
ne. geborcue 9Imna Soui0 ans 9teD
Oorf, sntid,ieoen. inOem or 6a~ llr'
theiI ser untern rSnitau5. oaa oerDiu;.
ter sic ainncr ans eriter Gbe 5iiprad
beit1ti1te
SeliQman entif,ie0. oaB 0as Der.
bolteu Der Iuritin ,pdhrenb lie Die
Satin ocs C8raien Guiteulnc mar. N
ie0er @e3ichuug mautlitbdr mar,
1no es ouh mar. icit lie pieOcr uer.
hcirathe1 1T. 9lui 6icicm @uiuoe
mir0 or empicbIcn 6aB 6as irubcre
llriheiI beitatiQt Miro. Gje iormcae
glnfimoialuN Der Gntifcioung mirO
am 2G. gili erioIgcu
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
Die nnidlcineno rrloidenc 1rncral.
itreifbclueeuua in Trnnfrcidl miro
wieScr IsbeuSis.
@rOhs llujufrieoeubcit.
Cen Rnnrern nnO GroidnuiIcrn ia.
ben iid) audi Die ScrlCutc nno an.
serc 6euerihaftlcr nnscidlOhcn.
Infrci5cnSc 9icOcn.
garis, 20. gpoi.

Gie Staot hat ibr nornaIcs
@usiebeu, uno Ser SeneraIitrelf. lucl.
der oon Dem arbeiterrathe fur Sic
@augeuerfe angeieet mur0e. miro
nabriheiniih eiu geiuaItigcr .ScbI.
idIog iein. Ter ,Streif, ipeIhcr hcltc
Beginner ioute. mar BON ocn 9ie.
fopien ser Generalization aegen 0as
before llrrheIl Der aonierpatiUen be-
idloIien mor0en, obuobl man I'M
9lagemeinen annobm, 0ab bic 3eit
fir cine ioId)e Yfobregel nod nidt
gcfomnen lei Qian fiirdtet, Dab
oie gauge MISUNDERSTANDING unter
oieiem IebIihIage idliper 81 Ieiocr
baben iuiro. 9eionocrs aud aus Dem
@runoe, 6a iid Jest bermsgeiteQt
hat, oaB Sic @epertidafien meide
fir Oen @usitan0 itimntten, nur eine
fleiue Ydnoerbeit in gcidnuutcu
9lu5ihuiie Dertratcn.
Qaris, 20. Mai.
Gin bier abgebaItencr aonareb
Scr SeeIcute bat bcidlIoiitn. iih 0ec
0duegung an5uid)IicBcu, Sic ron DER
glrbciterf00eration SIR llnteritiibung
Der 3oitIeute ms 9cben gtruica
fpurOe. IS lit eli ale SeeIcute oie
9Iuffonocrung er8augcu, ioiort Biz
9lrbcit eiu5uiteuen.
Gie @eIbgicBer ur0 Sic Sdrejner
bicIten cbeniaus 8criammIungcn al
mdbren0 oes 9(benOs un0 beihloiien
Eli Itreifcn. Ole Scfretare ser GIef.
trifer, Ser 9tlc1eiteuteu Ser &eben9.
mittcIbranhe uno ser 4aitetcnbdter
erfldrten in eincr @crinnlutIlng Der
Itreiferoen GroidauiIer, 0aB tire t8e.
mcrfidlaiten bereit ieien, 3u lraen3
elmer Belt iih oeni Strelt ar5lndllie.
Sen. Gogeacn haben Die @a2lente
einen Streifantrag nit groBcrutebr-
belt perluorien.
@nriS 10 Nli.
N}Ir Elm 9rudrheil Der iur gc.
merfidlaft lchorenocir Gro'haitil2r
un6 Maurcr hatten um lfittag oia
glrbeit nie0er1ele1t. Gtue mdbrcro
6es 9}ad1nlittaa3 ob1chaltenc Streif.
neriomnIung mar pom nid)t mchr ala
1900 @erionen beiudlt (ro6oem
hieItelp Sic 9lrbcitcriilbrcr duBcrit
oufrei3en6e Rc0eu m0 periidcrtcn
ihrcn 9lnhanaern. oab sic No5iIma.
dnna" oes Groletori0ts bcloune1
babe in0 in furjem 9lnes nor ii,h
her rciben mcr0e.
Nauron, ser haltptidtIidlitc Sctcr
inter Sen @oItIeuteu lit ans 0cm
GicnIt entIaiien morbcn
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21
9lmcrifancr Ucrbnitct.


= = ~ y ~ - = = =
Cine &dbcluafriht ans Qoris BE-.
io9t, 0ab Ser ieit 0en1 II. 6cbruar
pcridlpunocne 80. 3. 6ortncr iriihor
bier @run0eiaeuthumamatIcr, iueI.
der iid llnterit)Iaguugen m0 sSQl.
idunaen in bohen @etrdqcu ougcblih
All ShuIocn fonmcn IicB. in Der
frar,0iiidpn 0auptitaot pcrbdftct
fnurne mn ansaeLleicrt lperocn ioa
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1909-05-21

Die ,,1leroitern"- "-5ettun
gen haben cie 6eiebtcbte
BON Ga Greiie ntebt MUIR
mitIcPreiben ienoern nit
ntacben belfen.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-27
G. A. WALKER.

Among the prominent 'boosters" for Be-
midi, and one who is always to the front
when matters are under consideration for
the general welfare and advancement of
this community, is G. A. Walker, Bemidji
agent for the Minnesota & International
Railway company.
Mr. Walker has been a resident of Be-
midi for the past seven years, and during
that time he has established an enviable
reputation for square dealing and courteous
treatment to all with whim he comes in
contact, ever living the life of those who
would do unto others as they would be
done by.
AS a railroad man Of more than the aver
age ability, Mr. Walker is recognized as
one with authority and experience. AS an
employee of the Northern Pacific railway,
Mr.. Walker served in many capacities with
universal satisfaction. filling many positions
which required executive ability more than
the ordinary railroad man possesses.
Since coming to Bemidji Mr.. Walker has
accumulated considerable valuable property
and is always on hand when good men are
needed to "boost'' the city's greatness.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-27

merchant tailoring line, which is repre-
scented by the firm of Dickie & Cleve.
The tailoring firm Of Dickie & Cleve
has a we'll established reputation among
the citizens of Bemidji and vicinity as
the producers of we'll fitting garments
which are always up-to-date in fashion.
1t is in the fit of the garment that
Dickie & Cleve excel and as they always
have a line of seasonable samples and
styles to select from their tailoring is
much sought.
In connection with their large tailor
ing establishment Messrs. Dickie and Cleve
do general cleaning, repairing and press
ing and with large corps of assistants,
whom they have in their employ they
are enabled to handle their orders in an
expeditions and workmanlike manner
The firm of Dickie & Cleve is composed
of H. Dickie and P. Cleve. Mr.. Dickie
is an old resident of Waseca, where he
was engaged in the tailoring business,
later moving to Bemidji
P. Cleve is an old resident of Bemidji,
but for three years past has been living
on the Pacific coast. He returned recent
ly to Bemidji and is again making his
home here.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-27
CITY DRUG STORE.

In bringing the name of this firm to
widespread notice, we do so with feel
ing of felicity as well as with business
results in view. This store is classed
among our most astaute and effective
boomers, and the members thereof have
harbored an indomitable faith in the
future greatness of Bemidji, sentiment
shared by all our useful citizens and
an idea which will surely bear fruit at
no distant day.
1t is an established fact that Messrs
R. F. People and E.. N. French have
clearly won the par excellent record which
is inseparable with their place of bust
ness, and it is with great deal OF
pride that we point out this firm as
one of our notable business houses.
One noticeable feature related to the
City Drug Store is the inordinate number
of prescriptions which are presented, for
it is we'll known that Mr.. People and Mr..
French are adopts at compromising.
pure stock of tinctures, extracts and drugs
has invoked a trade for them that is
appreciable, to say the least, not forget
ting that both gentlemen are as popular
personally as they are in a business
sense.
The City Drug Store, besides carrying
an exclusive line of perfumes, sundries,
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-27
E.. e. CHAMBERLAIN.

E. f. Chamberlain, local agent for the
Great Northern Railway company, is among
the gentlemen who came to Bemidji when
this city was in her "swaddling Clothes" so
to speak, and who has stuck to the place
until he has seen Bemidji grow from
struggling infant into one of the chief COM
mercial centers of this great north country.
Mr. Chamberlain was agent at Hillsboro,
N D., for the Great Northern Railway COM
pany, resigning his position in the FLICKER
tail' town and coming to Bemidji eight
years ago, to assume similar duties here,
for the same company
Bemidji was somewhat wild and woolly
and untamed" so to speak, at the time, but
Mr. Chamberlain bided his time, and
through some excellent foresight in the
early days has acquired some valuable prop
erty in this vicinity, which he considers as
the apple of his eye"
In addition to owning some city property,
Mr.. Chamberlain has valuable farm, on
the banks of Carr lake, few miles south
of Bemidji where he has farmed on an adj
vanced scale. One of the products of Mr..
Chamberlain's farm are Strawberries, and
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-27

for several years past he has realized hand
somely on the products of his vines, the
berries being especially sought, on account
of their excellent flavor and great size, as
we'll as being solid and firm. The berries
have been the subject of much very favor
able comment from visitors who have mar
veled at the excellent varieties of berries
that can be produced on the cut-over lands
of this vicinity.
Mr.. Chamberlain is a very efficient en-
ploye, and is highly regarded by the Great
Northern company.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1909-03-27
DICKIE e. CLEVE.

The old axiom that "clothes do not
make the man. may hold good as far
as the inner man is concerned, but a
well-dressed man, whose clothes are made
by a skilled tailor and always present
neat appearance, is generally looked upon
as a well-to-do and prosperous individual
in watever line of business he may
pursue.
In Bemidji, the well dressed man, who
has style and distinctiveness about his
makeup wears the clothing which bears
the unmistakable stamp of artists in the
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1909-12-01
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING.

shop early and often, until you have
completed your Christmas purchasing.
This bit Of advice is once :nor. now
going the rounds, and ought 70 be
widely published. for it is sound. Con
slider the overworked salespeoule.
Consider yourself. Insure 4 better de-
livery Of Out-Of-town presents. Save
money by shopping now for the yule-
tide Christmas is popularity suppoac e.
u be a season Of joy for all classes,
but there is one class watch gets very
little pleasure out of our best holt
day; the young men and young women
and older men and women wn0 stand
at our counters and sell 70 Christmas
buyers, will find comparatively little
satisfaction in the rush and exhaust'ng
service required Of them. They WORK
late Christmas eve and awake Oh
Christmas day, borne down by fatigue
Of the holiday grab.
But of equal Importance for the
shopping now question The adyan-
tages open to the shopper Of selecting
from the fresh and varied stocks Of
goods ready for the months business.
ones money will go further and more
satisfactorily before the stocks are
depleted and the demand for goods
tightens 10 higher prices. The very
absence Of the throngs which crush
along in the stores "A few days before
Christmas means more comfort and
leisure il Christmas shopping.
The bargains of The season are now
in their full tltom, nor VI plucked
Very naturally the carriers are able
now to deliver goods to other places
than during the strenuous business OF
Christmas week Either by mali or
express a package sent early will be
more likely to reach its destination
in time and in better condition II
need not be opened until Christmas
Good viii toward men can not be
better shown than in considerate buy
ing early buying Tired shop girls.
worried managers, perplexed mer-
chants will rise up together and thank
The puslic for relief that buying
now will insure.