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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-01-17
PENCIL AND SCISSORS.

Mr.. J. Weir Addy, one of the best
aaen in the county, was in town Mon
dsy and gave Us a pleasant and profit
able call.
Miss Caro- Efird is visiting her sister,
Mrs.. Robert r. Bowe, in Washington
fef several days.
Has anybody missed the 'hello''
girl's voice?
The auditor and the editor will be in
the Dutch Fork next week.
Sheriff Miller. Mr. B. 81. Barre and
John Williams, who were injured by
the falling wall ct the fire Tuesday
morning, are doing nicely.
Go to Harmon's Shoe Store now for
bargains in shoes. They are selling
any pair at aud below cost Columbia,
The sale of the personal property of
Job Shumpert will take place next
Monday. See notice elsewhere.
sDutchy," the old reliable printer,
blew into town this (Thursdsy) morn
ing. to the delight of his host of
friends and admirers.
Meet me at Harmon's Shoe Store. I
am there buying shoes and saving lots
OF money on them.
The many friends of F. E. Dreher,
the popular attorney, will regret to
learn that he has been confined to his
room by illness during the last several
akys.
Must be sold in the next 20 days an
entire stock of Shoes. You can save
lots Of money now at Harmon's store
on shoes.
Nothing draws crowd so quick as
the sound Of the fire bell; and no town
can boast of better set of fire fight
ers than Lexington.
On account of the severe weather
and the bad condition of the roads,
the mail carriers from Lexington did
not go out on their routes Saturday.
It is thought that the small grain is
injured in some sections.
The Office of State Bank Examiner
3. J. Rhame has been moved from
Spartanburg to Columbia.
Dr., r. r.. Zimmerman, of Bates
burg, hasIbeen elected a trustee of
Clemson College by the legislature.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-01-17

DAR3Y'S PROPHLACTIC FLUID
is marvellous household remedy. It
cures cramp collie instantly. Corects
nauseated stom ach, heals cuts, wou. ds
and sores on the surface of the body
and destroys germs in the sick room.
It is used internally and externally.
Price Scots. per bottle. Sold BY all
druggists.
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-01-17

Fine lot of candies just received at
The Bazaar,
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1912-01-17

Go to Henry Drug Store, Chaplin,
8. O., to have Q your eyes tested for
glasses. Examination free. We
also handle q full line Of drugs,
patent medicines, jewelry, paints,
etc.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-10-04

Succession of John W. Goodrich, deceased
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-10-04
Mr.. Curtis M. Chapel, Of Unto

Mr.. Curtis M. Chapel, of Union
City, Tenn, and Miss Roberta
Louise Donaldson, of Natchez, were
married yesterday afternoon at 5
O'Clock at the residence of the bride
on St. Charles avenue, Rev. H. B.
Watkins, pastor of the jefferson
Street Methodist church, officiating.
At 7:10 last night the newly mar
ried couple left for Memphis, jack
son and Union City, Tenn. They
will make the latter city their home.
The wedding was a quiet home
affair, being witnessed only by mem
bers of the immediate family. Mrs.
H. C. Miller, sister of the bride,
was matron of honor, and Mr.. Jno.
U. Miller was best man.
Mr.. Chappell is mail clerk run
ming out of Union City. His bride
is popular young lady of Natchez
who has for several years been con-
nected with the local post-office de-
Observation-Disclosures Democrat.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-10-04

Great sympathy is felt this week
in the death of Miss Matte john
son, daughter of Mr.. Jack Johnson,
of "Ridgeland" plantation, at her
fathers home on Thursday morn
ing.
The deceased had been in failing
health for some years and had long
realized that recovery was impossi-
Bile, and with that calm and gentle
resignation that is born of faith and
trust in Him who tasted all of life's
bitterness save sin, she patiently
awaited the summons Home.
Miss Johnson was lovely char
acter, gentle, kind and indulgent
to all within the sphere of her in
fiuence, and her taking in the bloom
of young womanhood will leave a
vacant chair about the family hearth
that can meier be filled and an ach-
ing void in the hearts of all who
knew her that only time can as
suage.
Her mortal remains were laid to
rest in the family burial ground al
Dickard, near the Tensas River: hel
soul is with God.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-10-04

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that
Parish, La, is posted against hunting and
all trespassing. Violators viii be vigorous
ly prosecuted. uow.pD corEco
HOWAhD JULIE W.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-10-04

En- route to Natchez to resume
her place in the Vicksburg trade,
the Steamer Senator Cordill left
Mound City, H., Wednesday. She
is expected to arrive here Saturday.
This statement was made to-day
by Capt. Ollie Wilds, one Of the
owners of the Cordill. The steamer
has been undergoing extensive re-
pairs in the north. When she again
backs off from shore here to start
for Vicksburg she will be practical
ly new craft.
Captain Prince, also one of hel
owners, is in command on the TRIP
down the river. AS soon as he ar.
rives here Capt. Prince will 60 tc
Paducah, KY. to bring the Concor
dia, another steamer owned by hin
and Captain Wilds, here.
Extensive repairs have also beer
made on the Concordia. -Natchei
| News.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-10-04
JUDICIAL ADVERTISEMENT.
SUCCESSION sAlF.

state of Louisiana, Parish of Tensas, Tent
District Court.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-10-04

Hon. Marion w. Reilly, the pop
ular district attorney, was present
ed with new hat last Saturday af-
ternoon by members of the grand
jury as token of their esteem and
recognition of his zeal in aiding
them in the discharge of their duties.
Judge Reilly was completely taken
by surprise, but thanked the don
ors for ''the lido and for their good
opinion .-Fayette Chronicle.
The Grand Jury Of Jefferson
county closed, in session last week,
concluding its report as follows:
We wish to thank the court, the
officers Of the court and baliffs fol
the valuable assistance rendered Us,
and especially do we thank our dis.
trict attorney, Judge M. w. Riley
| for his constant and undivided at
tention when not before the court
he has without exception made ev
cry effort to bring out evidence anC
we hereby express our entire conf
dence in him. I"
Il appreciate the compliment
very much," said District Attorne.
Riley to-day. referring to the fore
going. 1T shows that the citizen
Of jefferson county appreciate m,
efforts in trying to uphold the dig
nifty OF the law. "-Natchez News
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-10-04

Plenty new seed bags on hand; your
choice Of two sizes.-Tensas Cotton Oil
Mill, st. Joseph.
Mr.. R. E. Fulton was visitor to
Natchez last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Roberts made
a trip to Natchez last Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Crothers visited her
sister, Mr.. Turner, in Natchez, this
week.
Miss Bessie Goodrich, of High
land, was the guest of Miss Louise
Johnston this week.
Mr.. w. T. Lanius and Mrs. j.
lG. Rucker visited their mother, in
St. Joseph, last Sunday.
Mrs. r. N. Hunter and Miss Hal
lie McAllister, of Waterproof, were
guests of friends in st. Joseph this
week.
Mrs. J. A. Turpin is at the Cham
berlain Sanitarium for treatment.
| She was accompanied byMiss Ro-
berta Turpin and Mrs. Halle Tur-
piu.-Natchez Democrat.
DR.. r. Clement French, of Nat
chez, spent Monday and Tuesday
in St. Joseph as the guest of his
| friend, DIR. Trice, and enjoyed de-
light day spent on Lake Bruen.
Mrs. Martha Showers and Mrs.
Walter Wade, of Lorman, Miss
mother and sister respectively Of
| Mr.. r. C. Showers, are visiting thai
gentleman and his family at MT
Ararat. !"
Mr.. E. C. Canning, of the biz
cotton firm of w. A. Peale Co., o
New Orleans, was visitor to st
Joseph this week and was the CUES
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Steen. HI
returned to New Orleans on Monda.
and was accompanied to the Ores
cent City by Mr.. Steen, who vii
remain several days.
MFR. Jas. w. Kline is quite i'll a
1.-The Losey House and is being al
TENDED by DR.. Trice, who is assiste
Inv Miss Shepard, trained nurs
from Natchez. The patients cor
dition was considered somewhat in
proved at the hour of going to pre-:
and his recovery is confidently e1
pected.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Gibson hay
been entertaining house-party |
their home at Oakland" the pa
week. Those composing the part
were: their sisters, Mrs. Geo. T
Dorsey of Jackson, Miss, and Mr.
w. r. Baker of st. Joseph. ar
nieces, Misses Louise Johnson
St. Joseph, and Bessie Goodrich
Highland.
Mr.. Jno. w. Osborne, candida
II for presidential elector from the 5
Congressional District of Louisial
ON the Bull Moose ticket, was a "
. itor to st. Joseph this week.
p speaking Of the probable election
IN his chief John seems very optimis
ed and whether Col. Roosevelt is o
Us is next President or not, John hoI
" to hunt bear with him again-p'
in sibly in Tensas parish.
Sor 6 doses 900 will break any C
n of Chills & Fever; and II taken then a
tonic the Fever viii not return. Price
J Rub.My.Tlsm win cure you.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-10-04

NOTICE is hereby given that the prop
IN critics ..H0PE WELK.,n sswILD CA1,'
COTTON wOODs' and sstfsLLIsTON," In
this Parish, ana bel 9ngine, q the undersigned
Company, are pos hed aIyz >fnkt hunting and
all trespassing.s Hunting n TINS property is
positively &F0hfbit ~ unles = NE hunter car
ries written Ps<n, Of, signt ID by 4 a. Veasy.
Any one f0dnd hun ftipg ON hts pf4Rerty with
out said 4ermissiosi Efiibs syitrsress.y prose
tan sks PLAErI Ec . PEI EIsoPMnkT CO.
rsfs2 4. sEAss Mgr -
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-10-04
SATURDAY, the sth day Of ocToBER.
An. 1912.

offer for sale az the Court House door in the
Town OF St. Joseph, In this parish, between
the hours Of II O'Clock A. M. and O'Clock
p M. 10 the highest bidder, for cash. and
according to law, the following property
helong inR TO the Succession OF John W.
Goodrich, deceased, to-wit; -
The Southeast quarter of Section Is, in
township IL, Range 3. containing lH acres
If land, more or less An undivided one
ouarter interest in all of Section one az, ex-
cent the West half or the Northwest quarter
thereof, containing 140 acres, more or less,
and being In Township 10, Range Q. An I'M
divided one quarter Interest In Section %,
same township and Range, containing 1e(
acres more or less. An undivided 0ne-hali
, interest In ssEldershadep plantation, the
whole composed OF: East half OF Section IL,
! and Esst half of Northwest quarter Section
III. except 10 acres set apart 10 @. A. Good
rich, also Southwest quarter of Section II
/ except rs acres set apart to Mrs. NJ. A. Glib
son. In Township 10, Range East, contain
| ing 25e acres, more or less. Two (2) mules
/ three fsl horses.
est bidder, with bene1t OF appraisement, &C
So'1s oHAs. A, eooDRfCH,
Adminfstrator OF the Succession Of John W
/ Goodrich, deoesae4s
] 81. JsssSt, Ia, &sEHst o. islss
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-10-04
Trespass Notice.

SHoLLY WOOD" plantation In Tensss
TrN8 AND + y SESzszI TaxspxssiSd. Vie.
''Ifs;:: s ~ . 'Issf32As'isSs' d wsxzxasex.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1912-10-04

DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that by
virtue OF an order Of sale to me direct
ed as Administrator OF the above Estate, py
the above named Honorable Court, In the
above sfTled matter, / will, on
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08
Northwestern Celepbone %.

Sill, erb0bt - 2anb 5 8ro5.; Ser
beiiernngen 20 8roa.; @ebaube 80 8ro<
gent. Soipn @atefielo, gerbehez
ru11gen Is 3ro5. %ernieorigt; erb0bt =
2anb so Sro5.; @ebdube Is 8ro3ent.
Soipn 3ipn, @erbeiierungen Is Ero5.
erb0bt. @iQa9e M1banb, Sopnieife
Cots 10 &ro3. erbDbt. @i1age q b 0 II,
erbDbt = 2an0 S. Yro5.; @erbeierunz
gen 40 Sro5.; @ebdlbe is Bro5.; @ilz
lage 2ot5 IS Yro3.; @ebdu6e un6 Ser
be%ilerlngen an 2ots 33 1<3 gro5ent. @iIz
Iage 8e1grabe, erb1bt 2ano SIS
Bro5:; gerbeierungen so Yroa;; @ebauz
b ia Ge nnS @erbefIernngen e an fl aeots II 10
Sro5ent. @iuage 8rooten, gerbeiie<
rn1gen an 2anb 700 Hroaent erb0bt.
@iuage GoIb5pring erb16t - 2anb
70 &ro5;; @erbeierungen 20 Rro5.; gill
lage Qots 5 Fro3.; Gebd1toe nnb Ser
befierungen ali Cots Is 8ro5ent. gluf
Intrag S%ertagung Biz 2 l1br nadmit=
tags.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08
Sie Sanamafanalpurlaae.
@uihinnfp11. d M11nl1|

@u y lH9 II, 4. Nu9lllI.
Die britiide &egierurg bat ii@ e11t-
i@lolien, porlaufig ibren @roteit &c.
gen ooS nmeritaniide @eleb betreffS
8erwaltung uno 8etrieb oes 4ana=
matanalS, oas iebt int 8~unoesienot
ldpebt, porlanfig gu liitieren. Ser
britiide @eidaftstrager Sanes BE-
na@ri@tigte am Samitag S%taatsiefr.
TOR 4nor, 6aB feline &egterl1ng ibrer
Note bonn 8. Sltli 5unadit nidts bin-
5r5ufiigen babe. Ser britiide Yroteit
'grunoete ii@ a11f ge1piiien omerifani=
i6en S6iffen BEL ser Dur@fabrt 0ur4
Sen &anal 5l gemabren5e &%erginiti<
gungen, sic gegen sen @apne=Yaunee=
fote=&ertrag peritoBen iouen, un0 es
tpur6e augeuein angenom1nen, 6os To-
na0tide SSntereii len binter 0ieiem Bro-
teit itanoen. Die lebten 0ebotte1
Senat iiber 6ie &analporlage, in
0enen pielfa6 @nglan5s Stanopunft
als beredtigt anerfannte muroe, idei-
men Sic &eeierung peronlaBt gu ba-
ben, tbren Eroteit 5unddit nidt peiter
gu berfolgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08
Mittlpo6, Sen II. Suit, 1912.

WtttttD00, Den II. suit, l9l2.
Ser @ertagung gemdB trat Bic 8ebDrz
Sc 8uiammen; ale Mitslie6er %antpeisnb,
S. $. Garfield als @oritber. sluf Mnz
traa tpur6en folgenbe Mbdn6erun9en an
Ber1onaliteuer : Nbi6dbnngen, tpte bon
Sen 41eiloreu einberidtet, %getroffen:
Sotpn &rain. erb0ht = @aus9erdtbe
Is Rro5.; Sarmgerdtbe etc. 1875 Yro5.;
9reidmnldinen un6 Qofomobtle Is Yro<
gent. Sopn Safe @eorge, erb0bt
= 8tpei Sabre ate Rfer6e 5 Bro5.; See
Iobeons unb Srgeln Is Bro5.; 5ansz
aerdtbe Is Rro5;; Sarmgeratbe etc; $50
Bro3.; acknowledgements 100 Rro3.;
@etail 8armitdmme uno 8aurnaterial
100 gro3. er60bt. Sotpn GATE 9enrb,
erb0bt - Mder9erdtbe 10 Rro8ent. $otpn
Be 5nuf, erb0bt - 3tpei Sabre altes
@inbbieb 100 Pro3.; 5m1sgerdtbe etc:
$780, 81 @ S9Bi IL @aamifammsn,
Balmaterial etc. &c 2z3 9ro5.; @rob<
ban6el in @ei3en un6 Webl 500 Bro<
gent. &otpn 2urembnrg, erbDbt -
6ausgerdtbe 100 8ro5.; Sarmgerdtbe
etc. 1875 8ro3.; MISUNDERSTANDING 800
Yroaent. Sotpn 2bn6en, erbobt -
Elm Sabre ate &fer6e 5 Yroaent; Welo<
eeonS nno 0rgeln 10 Eros; 9ang9er%Stbe
gent; erniebrtgt - bret Sabre alte Rferz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08
Treitaq, ben 10. Suli 1912.

Ser @%ertaerl1a se1ndB trat Sic 8ebDr<
Sc 5u1ammen: ale 0itglieber a%ntpe1enb,
S. s.. Gonfielb als @oritber. Mnf Mnz
troa lpurbe1n folgen6e Nba11berunaen al,
&er 1pna(iteuer Mbiddtlmgen, fpie BON
sen Iiie1oren einberidtet, aetroffen:
@i1age Mbon, erbDbt = Elm Sabr alte
Is 9ro5.: 8a9en, @utiden,
Shlitten etc. 90 Bro5.; Mntomobile rn6
anbern %@raftgefdbrte Is Rro5.; @elo<
beons unb Srgeln so Rro8; &labtere 20
Yro5.; 6ausgrdtbe etc. 400 Rro5.; Or
flee zM0bel 100 Ero5.; observation-disclosures
ten 25 &ro5.; &leinban6el in 8aumz
famine, 8aumatertal etc. so &ro5ent.
8illaee 8eIgrabe, erb1bt 4uto=
mobile un6 anbere &raftgefdbrte 25
&ro8.; &ausgerdtbe Is Hro8.; Office
Nt0bel so 8ro3ent. 8tIage 8rooten n,
erh96t - Mutomobile un6 anoern @raftz
eefdbrte 10 Bro5.; @augerGtbe etc 10
Acknowledgement IS Pro5ent;
@leinhn1beI in 8num1tGmmen un6 8auz
matreial etc. 25 Bro8ent. giIage goIb
Spring, erb0bt = 1rei Sabre ate
10 Bro5. Mutomobile unb onbere
@raftgefdbrte 10 Yro5.; &ausgerdf6e etc.
10 Bro3.; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES so Rro5.:
@%letnbanoel in 8aumitGmrne etc. 600
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08
Gomitag, Sen 20. suli 1912

Ser g%ertaguna se1naB trait Sic 8eb0r<
Sc 51fammen; ale Mitglieber a1lipei eno,
s. s.. @anfielb als &oritber. Nuf Mnz
traq tpllrhen folgenbe Mbdnberl1aer an
9erionaliteuer > N%biddbnngen, pte bon
6en Mielioren einbert6tet, getroffen:
@ilaee @oscoe, erb0bt- a%ltoombile
nno araftsefdbrte SO Bre3.; @allsgez
r6the etc. so Ero5.; Acknowledgement
Is gro3.; @leinhaubel in 8aumitd1nmen
etc. so &ro5.; @orrath etc: III Sample
3;immern 100 Yro5ent. @inage 81 . d.
biIle, erb0bt = &al1sgerdtbe etc so
Erp5.; Snbritnntenz@e rf5eug etc. 5 Froz
gent erb0bt. @i1age st. Mntbomh.
erb0bt = @6tpeine so 3ro5.; Mutomobile
unb &raftqefdbrte 100 Rrp5.; 9al1sgeraz
tie etc. 100 &ro3.; &leiubal1oel5ipaareu
100 Erp5ent. @ilage g t. Soiepb. erz
bolt = 8ipei Sabre ate Bferoe 10 Hroz
gent; Mutomobtle ulb &raftgefa6rte 10
Bro5.; 6%ousgerGtbe etc. 100 Ero5.;
&lei1thanbelspnaren 10 Fro5ent. Silage
ct. Martin, erbDbt = Iutonobtle
unb araftgefdbrte 100 Bro5.; @leinbar=
b%elstpaaren 10 Hro5ent. 8ilage g a
tell, erb6bt = Ml1fomobile ul1o &raftz
aefdhrte SO Sro8eut.; 9nusgerdtbe etc.
100 Yro5ent. gilage @pring Sill
erb0bt = @ausgerdtbe etc. SO Sros.;
Observation-Disclosures 100 8ro5ent. Sill
lage 8aite 8arf, erb0bt = 6rei Sabre
ate &ferbe 25 Gro5ent. Muf Nntrag
@%ertagl1na Biz 8 mfr Rontag @orgen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08

q. g. Sores bon ser See 8bar-
macp, Chico Gal., pel6e Solep &
Cos Me0i5inen Sabre lang oerfuuf-
tie, iagt: ~S6 bin ser Mnii@t, 6aB
6oleps Sonep ano Sar COMPOUND
ieiens @leiden ni6t bat, un6 es lit
iene &uiten=Me6i5in> mel@e i@ emf
pfeblen fam, ga iie feline 8etdu%
bungsmittel o6er an6ere i9aoli9e
sltbiton5en entbdlt. 9as @dte lit in
gelbem Haquete. @olitor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08

@i0ass 2ots 100 Yro5.; @ebauoe uno
@erbeIerungen an Cots 20 8ro8ent. Bill
lage 6arteIl, erb1bt - 2an6 20 Yroz
gent; @ebdube 10 Ero5.; @ebGuoe unb'
8erbeilerungen an 2ots 20 8ro5ent. BiIz
lage Spring gill, erb0bt - 2ano
go Fro5.; gerbeierungen Is Ero5.; Sc
bdloe n116 Yerbeherungen an 2ot5 100
Fro5ent. 8iuage % aite Bart, Qano
so Yro5ent ert1ieortgt. Cine aIgemeine
lteberitdt iiber Die beri9iebenen @anDz
lllnge1n Der 8ebDrDe mur6e gemaht, urb
es mllrben Sic Nb6uberungen obne Musz
nabnne gutgebeiBen. Muf Mntrag ertagte
ltG Die 8eb0rDe fine Sic.
S. s. ganfielo, @orliber Der
gonntD = Observation-Disclosures
bon 9tearns .@ountb, Minn.
8eitdtigt: S. g. 8au, COUNTY Muoitor
l1no Glerf Der 8eb0rpe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08
Be s Bro3.; aleS anbere @inbbieb 30
Bro3ent. Mnf Mntrag @%erta8ung biz 2
l1br nabmittags.

@a@mittassiitung, ben II. Snli, 1912.
Ser @ertagun9 aemdk trat Die Seborz
Sc 3u1ammen; ale Mitalteber antpe1eno.
S. $. @anfielb alS 8oritber. Auf Anz
traa tpuroen folsen6e Mbaaoerun9en an
Yerlonal1teuer = Ibibdbnngen, tp1e bon
Sen MHeHoreu einberidtet, 9etroffen:
Eopn @aine Brairie, erhobt -
Nutpmobile uno anbere 6raftgefdbrte ~
Yro5.; @%ausgerdtbe 800 &ro8:;x Sarmz
gerGthe 500 YroS.; Northumberland
. @%a1sgerdtbe $50 Yroa.; Sarm9erdtbe
1875 Yro3ent. Solpu gi lllpoo5, err
bDbt = &elobeons mnb Orgeln Is gro3.;
SsarmaerGtbe etc. 1873 1z3 Yro5.; &let1z
6auoeIspaaren 100 Yro3ent. Sotp1
30 unon, erbDbt - 3alsgerdtbe so
Yro5.; MdereerGtbe etc: Is Yro5ent.
Conn @ortb SORT, erbSbt - = M1toz
mobile ulb nnoere 8raftgefdbrte 81
Yro5:; &ausaerS5td5ee etc: $50 % Ea5;;
$ af, erbD1t - ein Sabr alte Gferoe
so Ero5.; @al1sgerdtbe etc. 100 Ero3.;
S%arnaerItbe etc. 100 Yro5ent. Mut Nnz
tra9 @ertagrng biz 8 llbr anoer11 Moot
Ncns.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08

Madmittaesiibung, ben 10. Suli, 1912.
Sc auiammen: ale Mitglieber antpe1eno,
<. g. Gamfieib aIs 8oriiber. Nuf Nn<
trad }purbeu folQenbe MbGnberun9en al
Berionaliteuer = Mbihdb11n9en, tpte BON
Sen @iieiorcn einber!chtet, 9etrofIen:
@illaae Srceport. erb6bt = Gin Sabr
ate Rferbe 80 Ero3.; Aufomobtle 1!ro
anbern @raftgefdbrte 20 Hro5.;;x Wteloz
beons m,b Orgeln 100 Yro3.; .9alsgez
ratbe etc. 100 8ro1.; &letnbanoelstpaaz
ren 25 Rro3.; @%leinbanoel IN gaunnlta11z
men etc. 90 8ro3. &orratbe 1nb @amplez
3immer Is Bro5ent. Stlaae 8olbtnG
erhDbt - Mlttomobile 1tno 1onittge &rafts
oefdbrte Is 8rus.; 6ausgerdtbe etc. 1870
9ros.; 9reihmai6inem nno 2ofomobile
loo 8roa.; observation-disclosures 25 Yroz
sent; @%leinbanbeln III Bnumltdmmen etc.
200 Grp3.; @orratb lln0 Sample 3int<
mer 100 Gro5ent. Gtl(age 6 imbalL,
erb0bt - Ml1tompbtle 1tto anocre 8rattz
oefGhrte 200 &ro5.; 6%a1sgerdtbe etc.
800 9rpa.; Northumberland 25 Eroz
sent; @%leiubonbel III ätdmn1e1l etc.
125 &rpsent. @tlnqe 30 eire@robe.
erbDbt = &ollsgerdthe etc 25 8ro5.;
Northumberland so Yro3e1t. Stlage
Meip 30 / If, erbDbt = Sausgerdtbe
etc. $50 &ro5ent; Sobrifo1tenz @ert5e1g
etc. 100 8ro5ent. @ilaae Babnes=
pi11e, erbDbf - 5ipei Satire alte 9ferz
Sc 10 @ros.; Mlto,npbile 1rno &raftaez
fd6rte $50 &ro5.; Melpoeons ln6 Orgeln
Is Trp5.; 6ars9erdthc etc. 100 Bro3.;
Observation-Disclosures so Fros.; &letnbanz
SCI IN @alrmitdmmen etc. 100 8ro5ent:
Sabrifante1z@ erf5eug etc. 100 Hro5ent.
Yilooe Ct / If III o MS. erb1ht = Mntoz
mobile nub 2roftaefdhrte so Groaent;
SaltsgerGtbe etc. Is Bro5.; &letnbat1z
b%els1puaren Is &ros.; 8aumItdmrnen,
@aumaterial etc. Is Sro5.; Sorrath etc.
III Compile 3immer so Nro5. @uf Nnz
traa @ertngltng biz 8 l1br noern Mforz
gems.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08
Sin GROCER 8etrag idledter sc.

Gin GROCER 8etrag idledter &C.
lunobeit lit ser i9ledten @eroauung
5u5ui@reiben. @enn ser Mngen ber~
feblt, letne Sunftionen regelre6t au
oerri6ten, geratb 6as gauge Spitem
auBer Sr5nung. ginige DOZEN Giant
'berlains Sablatte lit aues, tpas SIR
gebroudt. Diei elben itdrfen sic Ser
0a1ung, beIeben Cure 2eber uno re-
guliren Cure @ingeuei6e, pertreiben
pouitan6ig 6as miierable @efubI, 6as
bon elmer idledten @er6auunq ber-
fommt. @eri&dt Tie. 8iele au6ere
itno oo1ur@ permanent gebeilt nor.
Sen. - @arum ni9t SIR? gu tau.
fen Bel allen &6nolern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-08

notwithstanding, Sen 16. Sult 1912.
Ser &ertagung 9emdR trat Die gez
b0rbe SuInmmen; ale Wttglieoer anipez
1enb, s. s.. Gnnfielb aIs 8oritber. Muf
M,1trag tpur6en folgen6e MbGnoerlngeu
OIL Yerionaleioentbmus : IblGdbu1gen,
ipie bon Sen Ife6oren bertdtet, getrofz
fen: Soipn goen2nfe, erb6ht = Itz
tompbile lnb an6ere &rnftgefdhrte so
8ro8.; Sarmgerdtbe etc. Is Ero5ent:
Solpn Sair 6aben, erb0bt = 8lpet
Sabre altc Bferbe 50 Pro8:; 9ausgez
ratbe IS &ro5.; Earmgeratbe etc; 80
8rosent. Sotpn Sarmin g, erb6bt:
Mutomobile 111o nn6ere &raftgefdbrte 25
9ro5.; 6arsgerGthe etc. 100 Gro5.;
MdergerGt6e etc. 1875 8ro3.; 9re1dma=
fhinen 1111b Ml1tomobtle 800 Pro5ent.
Somn @ettp, erb0bt = bret Sabre al
te &ferbe 10 Sro5.; &ibe 10 Yro5.;
gdafe 20 gro8;; @easn, anti6sn:
@dltten etc: 10 Hro5.; @e1o5eons uno
Srgeln IS 8ro5.; &laoiere 100 Rro8:;
@anbgerdt6e etc. Is Rro5.; Sarn1gerdt6e
etc. 100 8ro5.; @leinbanbelstpaaren so
&ro5ent. Sofp1 @robe, erb1bt -
SarmeerGtbe etc. SO Pro3.; &leinbdn=
6%elstpaaren SO 8ro5. &etotl 8al1mitd1mz
me, 8aumoterial etc. IS Rro5ent. Sotpn
6oIbfna erb6bt - bret Sabre ate
Rfer0e 10&ro8.; Sausgeratbe 100 @ro3.;
Sormoerdtbe etc. 100 Bro8.; 9re19maz
fhinen nn6 2ofomobiIe 20 Rro5.; STE
tail 8anmitdmme un6 8aun1atertal so
Bro5. Mnf Mntrag @ertagung BIG 9 ubr
nnoern @orgens.