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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-21
MUTT AND JEFF
AT THE GRAND
ON SATURDAY

Gus Hilrs production of Bud Fish
er's cartoon play MUTT and Jeffp is
an -to-the-minute comedy with
catchy music, especially written to
exploit the eccentricities of the char
acters Of Fishers Imagination. The
production was staged by Mr.. Frank
rannehill, Jr., the Vail Studio built
the scenic production, which was
painted by the Lee Lash Studio; the
costumes are from the establishment
Of Frank Hayden, of New York.
from the original designs by A. Eidel
of Paris,
The story is Of love and politics in
a South American republic, inter
mingled with which is a touch of pa-
thos and "slews" of laughter, and a
tasty dressing Of catchy music, not
forgetting a large contingent of pret-
ty girls, and. OF course, "Fisher's
komikal Karacter Kreation," Mutt
and Jeff," who will be a whole show
in themselves, as Is expected of a
cartoon play of such worldwide
fame Mr.. Hill has launched real
production" which will prove fully
equal to the anticipation Of the ad-
mirers and constant readers of the
Fisher cartoons" now appearing in
half a thousand newspapers in the
four corners of the United States
No play has been looked forward to
with such feverish interest in years
There will be fifty people in the pro-
duction exclusive of the mechanical
crew A beautiful scenic display and
numbers Of different gorgeous cos
tunes will be feature.
Mutt and Jeff'' will be seen for
the first time in Salem at the Grand,
rheater on Saturday, February Gath.
matinee and evening. Secure seats
as soon as the sale opens, as mail or
iers are already being received for
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-21
The Sound SIeeD Of Good Nealth

Is not for those suffering from kidney
ailments and Irregularities. The
prompt use Of Foley Kidney Pills will
dispel backache and rheumatism, heal
and strengthen sore, weak and ailing
kidneys, restore normal action, and
with 1t health and strength. Mrs. M.
F, SALISBURY, Sterling, ILL.,, says; ~
suffered great pain in my back and
kidneys, could not sleep at night, and
could not raise my hands over my
head. But two bottles Of Foley Kidney
Pills cured me. Foley Kidney pills
have my heartiest endorsement" Red
Cross Pharmacy (H. Jerman).
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-21

Near Rochelle, ILL.,, an Indian went
to sleep on a railroad track and was
killed by the fast express He paid
for his carelessness with his life. Of
ten It's that way when people neglect
coughs and colds. Don't risk your life
when prompt use Of DR.. Kings New
Discovery will cure them and 30 pre-
vent dangerous throat or lung trou-
ble at completely cured me. In o
short time, Of a terrible cough that fol-
lowed a severe attack Of grip" writes
I r. Watts, Floydada Tex, "and J
regalned is pounds in weight that J
had lost Quick, safe, reliable and
guaranteed. SOC and S1.00. Trial bot
lie free at J. G. Perry
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-21
Are Ever NJ war.

There are two things everlastlngly
at war joy and piles. But Bucklen's
Arnioa salye will Danish piles In any
form. II soon subdues the itching
Irritation inflammation or swelling.
II elyes comfort, invites Joy. Greatest
healer of burns, bolls, ulcers, cuts
brulses. eczema. scaids. pimples. skin
eruptions. Only 25 cents at J. 9. Perry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-21

There is no better medicine made for
colds than Chamberlaln's Cough Rem
edy. II acts on natures plan, relieves
the lungs, opens the secretions, aids
expectoratlon; and restores the system
to a healthy condition. For sale ly
all dealers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-21

No. 49, six-room house, with full
basement and lot 5Ox1OO, Just OFF from
State street. Lots Of fruit All as
sessments paid. A bargain at $1,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-21

Some men affect reputation and
talent they do not possess; they are
commonly much talked Of, but in
wardly little admired.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-21

A new state game preserve Of some
1900 acres has beer created by Game
Warden Finley It Is near Eugene.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-21

There are sheep-killing dogs and
sbeep-stealing men; II dogs should
be killed. why not all men jailedY
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-21

No. 67. 2-S acres, Just outside Of
city limits on South Commercial street,
$11OO.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-21
INCOME PROPERTY no TRADE.

INOVWA IhVEHMII IU IhAUEs
Properties valued at $4,000, and
bringing in 5000 per year income, to
trade for improved farm, VIII assume
one or two thousand II farm ia suit
able.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-21

PORTLAND PROPERTY TO TRADE
II you have large or small acre
age tract to trade FOR Portland resi-
dence property, see US about It. We
can give you several good trades.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-21
CORPORATIONS
MAY EXPLOIT
PUBLIC LANDS
DECISION OF CIRCUIT urnep
GILBERT SIMPLY TURNS THE
PUBLIC LANDS OVER TO the
: CORPORATIONS WHO CAN 10.
CATE 1T ALL BY DUMMIES.

san Francisco, Feb. 21.-That tbe
oller OF corporation to purchase land
from prospective entrymen as soon
as the latter have complied with pro-
visions necessary to obtain from Tho
government title to such lands is Ia
sal' is the gist of a ruling made Mon
aay by W. B. Gilbert, judge in the
United States circuit court of appeals.
Inc case decided was that Of the
government against the Barber Ium-
Der company and others for alleged
conspiracy to defraud the government
Oh large tracts of timber lands in Ida
no by the use Of dummy entrymen." /"
Judge Gilbert referred to various
precedents' emphasizing the ruling in
the famous Budd and Clark cases. and
said:
Agreement 10 Sell Valid.
The decision Of the present case Is
ruled by legal principles announced
IN the Budd case and in the Clark case
Those decisions are authority for the
proposition that a person or corpora
tion desiring to acquire title to large
body OF timber lands of the United
States under the timber and stone act
may express that desire to another.
and may enter into an agreement with
him to buy lands upon his obtaining
title thereto, and may lend him the
money with which to acquire title
and may inspect and select the lands
and that such person or corporation is
not bound to inquire into the method
by which the other party to the con-
tract acquires title, and is not charge
able with knowledge of any fraud upon
the land laws that he may resort to,
and on taking title based upon the
issuance of final receivers receipts to
the entryman without knowledge of
such frauds or facts sufficient to put
one upon inquiry, such person or cor
poration is an innocent purchaser of
the land"
91O Claims Involved.
The case grew out of the filing of
applications Of 21O entrymen on Boise
Basin, Crooked River and Six-Four
lands in Idaho in 19O1-O2. The defend
ants were the Barber Lumber com
pany, James T. Barber, Sumner G. |
Moon, William Sweet, John Kincaid,
Louis M. Pritchard, Patrick H. Downs,
Albert e. Palmer and Horace S. Rand. |
They were accused of having con-
spired with Ex-Governor Steunenberg,
Of Idaho, John H. Wells and others to
defraud the government.
The lower court dismissed the bill
on the ground that there was insult
ficient evidence to connect the defend
ans with the alleged conspiracy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-21
E. HOFER & SONS


Two lots on chemeketa street,
close in for $4,000.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-21
DAIRY LAND.

Mr.. Investor; Now is the time to
buy cheap dairy land In Lincoln
county in the Yaquina and slletz dis
tricts. We have 1t from $40 an acre
up.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-21

through place. Small house and
barn. Orchard 100 acres of good
timber. Price, s25 per acre
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-21

No. "a. Corner on Capitol street, 70
xl25 feet and 5-room house, Bearing
fruit trees. Large barn, Price $3.50.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-21

ACRE IN CITY.
No. 11S. One acre in East Salem
district only Ave blocks from State
street Seven room house, barn,
chicken hous etc, Several fruit
trees. All assessments paid. Price,
1850
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1912-02-21

SMALL APARTMENT HOUSE.
Well furnished seven apartment
house. Good location, desirable ten
ants. House full at present and
making good income. Price for
equipment furniture and business,
$500.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-30

sometimes to talk over the wire
So l wouldn't get sleepy
about half way between
Green's and Anderson's there was
a small stream called Mill run.
The bridge over this creek wasn't
much Of bridge, but they ran
heavy freights over it and there
had never been any trouble, but at
this timegof year the March floods
made the creek carry on like a
young Mississippi.
"Well, one night about, g
O'Clock, while at my desk, ! began
to feel creepy and nervous I
tried to shake it off, but no use,
so / called Billy up. When. he an
swered Hello, Sheridan, [ tried
to answer him, but couldn't.
made one final effort and was
going to tell Bill that all was
right, but this is what / really
said: Mill Run bridge down.
Hold o.. Somehow l seemed to
feel better after saying this, al
though I had no earthly reason
for making such a statement. {
An hour later 1 received this
message from Bill: IF you had
been one minute later, Sheridan,
with your message, they'd be
fishing dead menNout of Mill Run
creek. And he told the truth, too,
for thelbridge had given way just
as % was scheduled to pass over
it.
Il don't know whether it was a
premonition or not, but this is
l. ,sy coy,,a ,f 4Iaa ,-ef1rrod hove ~
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-30
SAVING OF NO. %.

SAVING OF NO. %.
An Incident as Told by a Rail :
road Conductor. -
*&* So *** = = = =
Conductor Carter stepped into
the caboose of the westbound
freight, a slip of yellow paper in
his hand. He shook the rain from
his cap and sat down. Address
ing the red-haired hagman sitting
in the.opposite side of the caboose
he said, 'Mulligan, was you in
tendin' to go up to Magnolia to-
night on l? :"
".Sure I was, !" replied Mulligan.
Why?"
ooh, nothin' only you amt go
in, for the track, is washed out
from Mineral Hill clear up to Red
Oak. This train wont leave the
sidin' tonight, Mulligan."
ooh, Lord, cried the flagrnaa.
can promised my girl I'd be up
for sure tonight Amt that
tough luck, now?"
"Oh, / don't know, Mulligan.
Worse things than that might
happen. Did | ever tell you fell
lows about the time when | was
telegraph operator back home?"
'sYou never told me. nothin
Sheridan" said Mulligan, Eek
cept to take my flag and get out"
We'll, lisa kind of queer story,
but ifs on the level, all right. 1
was night man at Green's Sidin'
1t was very lonesome there, and
nobody to talk to except the rail
road men5t that came in. Aboutg15
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04
@ebrmocr @im9lin8 fout:
1tte1t.
tte1t.
Serrlidcs sdamipiel Der uSnnsfrau ppn
Orleans" nit benz Circus pcrei1t.

Wit eiuer b%oaltdn6ig nel1eu Musrii<
flung, eiuer %boppelten @enagerie 1mo
elmer Raraoe, Sic altf elmer md9tigere11
5faln berm lie o1fgebalt lit, tperoen Sc
briioer 9fi,1gliug in ct. Glomo am Mttt<
lupd1, oer1 II. Stunt, 5lpet BorlteQungen
geben. ssn @erbin6ung nit Der reguldz
TEN 9ar1teuung in Dem 9alpt5elte miro
Dos groBartige iportlo1e5dal1ptel Sung
fru1 bon Orleans" a1fgefihrt tper6en olf
elmer 8ii6ne, sic gr0Ber lit alS bnnoert
Sbeater 11u6 ipobei 1900 G6aratteren NIT
lpirfeu neroe11, Elm 8allet bon 800 tanz
serben Mdoden, 600 &ferDe uub cine
neutrality-suspicious. 1pe5ieller @5enez
rte, @o1time1 uno 1%cfrltiee gigentbnmsz
5adlerr. 0ieles @dauipieI foltet ben Sc
briiber Niugliug 100000 ul1o lit e!n
@egenltarb unerbDrter Grtrapagon5 IN
oramattider Muffibrung. Seoe @ation
finSet bie1cn Gircus gr0Ber unb beier.
Ser Sortldritt, ser 6ieies Sabr ii9 be-
merfbnr mad]t, lit anbergelpDbnlt@: ST
gibt 1t6 3uerlt fu10 in Dem nelen Yrurt,
ser bon %altsipGrtigen &iinlt(ern u11b Flanz
madern in sen europdii9en @erfitdtten
Der @dau1teuuns in @tpdzonzSrent, eng
Iat6 bergeri6tef tpurbe. &emn @einder
1id Sem gorl teuungsplake ndbern, 1ann
erfuut fie Sic bon 3el1en gebilbete 5taot
NIT Gr%i talluen. Sic Menagerte lit BET
orDRert, uub bas 6aubt6ariteulngs3elt lit
Sos orD6te in ser 8elt. Sc lit Elm QabDz
ri11tb bon 8ii6nen, &tnaen u10 gDrnndz
1tilder nnb dtberi1der Musite1ung, tpelz
de bte Nrena bonn BD6en Biz CUR 5ptbe
anfiiQt. &c 9tbt 375 9ariteIer, bon be-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04

,1en aber 800 guropaier iinb. l1nb tpei>
terbiu tperoen %tuent8ften5 SO @enlations>
otte Dem &ro9ramm gemdB aufgefiibrt.
Ser ma9il9e 3u8 be8 @ingling Manage<
ment 1T in ie6em 9epartement 6es Cir
Gus eritdtltd. @etp Dort ertldrt einitimz
mig burd feline 3eitun9eu biele 56auz
ltellung als bic bette, Die lie IN Manbattan
geieben murbe. 9as Bro9ramm 1T in
a1eenebmer @eiie nem uno erfrii9en6
u,,b retdli6 9enug, linn ale @eidmdde
su befriebiQen. Sizes lit bas 80. Snbr Der
@ebriioer 8ingling als v5botumdnner:
9lm 3. slpril 1888 gabeu lie lire erite
9ori tellung i'm 0ffentliden 9art ihrer
@eburtsltaot, 8arbabpo, 8is. 9as 3elt
tpar babeim gemadt. Sic Sibbretter tpa<
ten bon einer Nadbars : 8aumatertalz
balbllng geborgt. Sic 8mri9en ma6z
ten lift sei9enes @ingeigentbum nnb ga
ben Sic Sor1tellung. Sic batten MIR Elm
Hferb. Gs ip1rbe farm m0glt6 fem,
fleiuer o%u5ufanaen. sic batten ben re9z
ten Stoff in lid nn6 ipuBten ni9t. 1aB
es elm @ort CAB, bas uNeiBlingen" beiBt.
Sbre @eidithte alpilden benz ei1en 8ferb
lu1b ibreu $50 Hferben, Sic Tie be1te be-
libeu. Iieit lip ipie cine @r5dblung aus
Sen Mrabiiden Nddteu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
9an9en.

Ole Sc. OHboloen lp1b Sra11 an Sboitet
ellington Mptbe, 1ibIi9 81 81 Dor
@eit 81 81. q. bon O5t 1872 q. bon e
Ga Gee. 28=124z36, Nortb Sort, $105.
Merdants Motional 8anf Of ct: @louo
an ssoiepb @luB, Qots 8 un6 9 8lod 2
Collins Mob. gu ct. @1ouo, 100000.
8. s. &etpitt unb Sran an 6. Us.
8itt, Bh N@A 1rnb @gA @8A Gee.
33z122<29, Maine Brairie, $4,80O.00.
Matbios 8ar9 unb Trau an George 6.
@lein, @h 5@A. iibIi6 35 q. bon
6@H MBA un6 g. 5 81. bon 5@A 81
8H Gee. 2<124<30, g%olIegebiue, $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04
@ams n,to Sol.
Sic &adterien bcs @uocms.

Sic NIT Sem Mar1en &afterien be=
5eidneten min5ig fleiuen oebemeien
fat ntan 51erlt in lteben0en @emai=
iern beobadtet ipater altd in Ser
Suit nadgemieien, in0em nratt cine
6eltimmte Menge 2ltft 6ur9 Mbi nn,
gen mittels zines @attenpfropfens
filtrierte uno sen Snbalt 0es eileen
Dor l1no nod Sem Ser il1d mtfroifo=
pild feitlteQte. @egenm6rtig lit man
oa1nit beiddftigt, Sen @o0en altf
@afterien ST. u1tteril1den. Man int
lcbei Ii. a.. Sic iebr midtige gnts
>etfung gemadt, 0oB gepiiie @ooer=
(afterien SEN gtidltoff ser 5urh Sic
Gr0lpalten in bas Snnere ser gro=
ein0ringenoen 2uft Sireft
pielen Ef[on3en ols Nabrltng 5r=
siibreu. @dbreno man 1lt1t beim
@}aiier befanntlib na6gemieien fat.
>oB 0ieies beim grbiben biz sim
Siebepl1nft bafterienfrei miro, i115en
Sic 9e6emeien babel p%ollitan6ig gu
@rl1noe geben, fat man 1taG 5ieier
Mid)tlum nit Sem Grobo0en gang
u1oere Grfubrungen gah1o6t. Mn ser
lanomirtbifaftliden 8erlu6sanitalt
5u &ot6onlteot in England mur6en
6ur6 e%rtipred)en6e @inri6tunger1 BE-
Mengen Mdexboben6s o11f ber=
i6iebene Semperaturert erbtbt. Sier=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04

ambroie 6. @abl nnb Srau an @oz
GurtiS 5urpep, ct. @(ouo, $4,S50.00.
s5s %fas5 PS @@% @ 9ae g% Y2"iS 81 Ssat Gate
Se.rp, $ssS;,o0o.oN6.
George e. @bertpoob nnb Srou an
Sranf g. Sauret, M@H M@A unb sc.
10 Mlttben BON M8X NGH Sec. T.
1929, Sair Sape1 u11b @h N@A unD
@h N@A uno @h N@A unD N@A
N@A Gee. Sz122z29 6air 6apen, $12,z
100000.
6. 8. 8roper unb Sron an Charles
NfcSbotten, az N@H Gee. 1z121z29,
Maine Yrairie, $4,000
grne1t 8. Stber nnb Sran an Rbillip
g. eSones, 5@A N8A uno Qots 2 unb
8 Gee. 33z123z27, ct. Mugulta ST.
100000.
@ermamn S6Dner un6 Srau an Mgnes
&a, Qots 8 unb 4 8Iod 5 Sreeport,
$1,S7O.00.
Nnna SenIon unb Gate an Sbeobor
@9ninben, Got IS in Club. 5rb'6. bon
8h bon Gee. 10 un6 NgA NgA Get.
9z126=34 @out Centre, $275.0O.
Midael 9olb nn6 Sran an Sacob
Sidiba, 5gA 6@A Gee. 34z125<34,
@ettp, $ 100000.
Marp @rein, @itttpe, al Barbara
SGeuer u1b Mnnn 5deler, Got 10 8lod
25 @tlion's Surbep, ct. CLOUD, 49,
100000.
8. $. Sren6 Ii. a. als @aine &reirie
9airD Mil' n an 6. 6. Srend, 1 Slider an
iiisIid]er 2inie bon Rh &gA Gee. 49,
1929, Naine Rrntrte gomprtiing
Creamery Ii. gbeeie Tactorb bon Maine
Grairie 9airb Ai1'n, $4,000.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04

bei nabmen 5a1nadit sic 8afterien ab,
aber nlr I'M balb, men1 sic auBeren
Ginfliijie BON 2uft un6 Seadtigfeit
erbalten hieben, %ungebel.er %5lt51tneb=
men. = Satereiiant lit nun Sic Mrt
un0 @eiie, mie i%iberbaupt I'M 8ooen
@atterien nadgewieien mer0en. Da
man biele @eid0pfe nltr inter sem
Mifrolfop tmbrnebmen fam, nno
6ieies. befanntli6 MIR fir onrdiib-
tige @egenitan6e braudbar 1T. 10
lit ser nnourd)iidtige grobooerL
lelbit in Siinniter Sdid1t, ni6t &C.
eignet, inn Mifroifop beobadtet 81
meroen. Mln fat man Sic Gnt=
oefu1g gen1ndt, oab ei'1 eleftriider
5trom, melder 0ur6 cine bafterier=
boltige 6liiiiigfeit bin0nrdgeleitet
miro, orf Siele fleinelt 2ebetpelen SER
art mirft, 0aB iie ii6 an oenn neaa=
tipe11 Sole anlamn1eln. Wenm man
0aDer et1tge @raMHD ue9 81 ll1llet=
%l1den6en @poens nit elmer fein1=
freien 6liiliigfeit bebanSelt nnS Sic
ielten 8eiton0tbeile auSi6eioet. 10
lalien iid our6 eirren eleftrilden
Strom Sic uripriingli6 oem 9ooen
anboftenoen 8afterien al1sideiOen.
Sdon noh menigen Minltten mint
melt es an Sent 11egatipen Eole bon
8afterien, sic iid nun lei6t ouf eit
1edgl4sden bringen uno nnter Sent
Mifro lfop beobadten laiien. Man
tit gegenmdrtig nod 6umit beiddt=
tigt, oieie fleinen @ei@opfe 5u flallt=
fisieren un6 lire iegensreide ODER
unter l1mltdnoen audi berba11gnts=
poae @irflung orf Sic int grobooel1
&flan5en feit5uiteaen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04

@er aber trob alem ieine &inoer
8lltnpen pfliiden laBt, ser ermabne
Tie nadJ0ridlidk NIT menigem 5ufrie=
SEN gu iein, nidt tit Sic &ornfel0er
ein5ubreden, loroern nur an BEN
&dnoern Ser @ieien un5 6eloern SIT
pfliiden, audi niemals Sic 8flam5en
nit Ser @ur5el aus5ureiben, Senn
sic @ur5el auein ermoglidt bielen
Eflan5en oas 1peitere Sortfommert.
Man balte enolid ltreng oararti, baB
Sic &irtoer 5os @epfliidte nit nad
Saul lie nebmen rno sort mirfli6 pile
gen. Miemals 6arf Gin &in0 aus Sent
@ru11be 81l1tnen ooer 3meige meg
merfen, neil es ibm lditig lit, lie 81
tragen. Sic 9ait oes Sragens miro
linn fir 6as ndd1te mol cine 9ebre
fem.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04

bolt lid 0asielbe gral1iame Spiel:
aues mir0 rudii6tslos berunterge=
rilien ul1o mitgei9leppt. Gerfriippelt
modien Sic 8uide meiter. Nidt ein=
NAL bliibenoe Obltbal1me mer0en per=
ltpnt; ia es gibt Meni6en, Sic 1id)
nidt ideuen, iunge 5i6ten, Sannen,
giden, 8uden II. /. ~. aus5nreiBen:
Inn Tie 6abeim mieoer ein5upflan5en
- Sic 8aum9en perfommen faft aue.
3us 8lumenpfliiden gilt als Elm
rmi6uloiges &ergniigen, oaS man
namentli6 &in0ern glaubt gonnen gu
o%iirfen, a6er beoenft ood, mie piele
aberdeen untermegs lin0, uno oaB
piele @enig Elm 8iel modem! Ser
shmarm BON Hfliidern raubt in fur=
ger 3eit gan5en @ielen uno @ebol5en
ibren leudten0en S@mud. ga, ouf
meiten Strefen, beion6ers in ser Tint
gebl1ng GROCER Stdote orobt ieoe
1riiblingspradt gu i@min0en, neil
Sic Nl1sfliigler sic 8ll1men gerabe5u
ausrotten. Dieie @efabr croft in
2en*lhlano b%eion6ers Sen 2eber=
bliimd)en, SEN Mnemonen, Sent Ser
deniporn, 6em @tmmelidliliel, Sem
Muiglod6en, Ser Sroqblume, Ser
9otterblume II. a. l1no mdbren0 Sic
lie @ll1men in Malie geraubt meroen,
gift es mieber Sammler, sic ibr Mu=
genmerf nit 8orliebe auf b%eion0ers
Ieltene @lumen ri@ten. Sdlangen=
moos III Ser @eioe uno &ududsbln=
men auf Sen @ielen, iomie Seerolen
III Sen Seiden fallen ibnen gum
Spfer, mer0en oaber i%eltener uno iel=
tener. Sober, ser mirfli6 sic Natnr
liebt, io1te es it@ CUR Bfli4t MAIDEN,
ale 8lumen gu i@iiben uno niht gu
0ul0en, 6aB aud nur cine ieltene
&flan5e 5medlos abgeriiien mer0e.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04
9ie Mmstuahl eines Manncs

lit cine 5n mi@tige Mngelegenbeit fir
eine 6ralt, UNI gefeiielt 5l1 ietn 6ur9
Sdmdde, idle6tes Slut o6er itinfi.
gen Mtbem. 8eleitigt 6ieie t05tenoen
@offnungen, in6em SIR ST.. Sings
2ebenspillen nebmt. Meue @raft,
11el,es Musieben, reiner @tbem, freu-
0igen @eiit, Saden, sic einen Mann
getpinnen, tper6en SEM @ebrou9 fol-
gen. 2ei9t, idoolos, itder. 25f inn
Molitor Drug Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04
GAIT mns sic 8flam5en id)onen!

@al1m fiinoigt ser Sriibling ii6 an,
10 reiben unbe6odte Meni6en Die
&abden bon sen @eioen un6 Sal el1
berunter. Die geiddn0eten Stral1=
der bieten einen ia%mmerpollen M1t=
blid fir je0en 5%enfen6en Menl6en,
cine bere6te Mnflage gegen &obeit
uno ltnbeoa6tiamfeit. sobalo Damn
0os erlt Grim an SEN 3meigen treibt,
iobalo lid CUR &fingit5eit Ser SOL
lumber (S1ieoer) NIT 6rfteaben 8lii-
tbentrouben i6miidt, menn SaSmin,
Iraubenfiride, &otb= un0 8eiB0orn
onfangen 511 bliiben, INNER mteoer=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04
@enn Str cine &ausfral1 ieio, fonnt

@enn Str cine @ausfra1 jets, fonnt
STR perniinftiger @eiie ni6t err
marter, oaB SIR geiuno o0er i6on
Jets beim @eihirrtpaiden, &ebren uno
beim @erridten BON &auSarbeiten Sen
gan5en Sag bin0ur6 uno ii6 Damn ins
8ett Maben tootmii0e CUR Mo6t5ett.
SIR miibt berausgeben 1T Sic frilde
2ltft uno in SEN Sonnenidein. 8enn
SIR oies ie6en Sag tbut un0 guren
Magen un6 sic gingetpei0e 1T gutter
Sr6nl1ng Ballet, in0cm SIR @bamber=
lains Sablette, menn notbmenoig,
nebmt, 6ann iolltet SIR bei6es iein &C.
iun6 nn6 i90n. gu faufen bel alien
91n6lern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04
Suicften=@ib fpitet 8eiu.

Sin Bottom Nfan1r perlor iein @ein
infolge zines Snieftenbiiies Dor 5mei
Sobren. Inn iolde Galamitaten bon
Sniefter=Stid)e un0 8iiien SIT per=
bitten, gebral1dt 8udlen's Mrnica
Salbe prompt Inn 6as @ift SIT t0oten
un0 gn%t5iinoung, Mnldmellen rn0
Sdnner5 po%r5ltbel1get1. @eilt 8ran0=
mullSen, @eulen, Sci dmiire> ST.
lnorr6oioelt, ge5erno, Sdnittlpunoen,
C.uetihunger. Mllr IS Gents int
Mo(itor Grl1g Store.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-07-04

@otbe @ubr lit INNER ernitbaft un(
b6ufig cine gefabrlt@e &ranfbeit
ober iie farm gebeilt meroen. @bam
berloins Collie, Gbolera= uno 9iarr:
b0e=Mittel fat iie gebeht, iogar wenr
b0sartig un6 epi0ehii6. gu faufer
BEL alien @dn0lern.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-21
A SKIN TlGHrFNEH
TO REDUCE WRINKLES


(From Popular Modlcine)
In beauty culture, AZ In the treat
ment Of disease, the tendency nova
days Is TO seek the romoNal Of causes
rather than to treat symptoms or ef-
fects. In the matter Of wrinkles, for
Instance, We know that the lines or
burrows are caused by the skin be-
coming loose in places 50 II does not
perfectly III the flesh beneath. The
skin then wrinkles or says. Natur-
ally the proper thing to do is to tight
on the skin-make It fit--then there's
no room for lines, wrinkles and folds,
end no surplus skin to sag or bag
The best known formula for the
purpose is SaXollte, o., In 2
pint witchha2cL Use as wash or
lotion. The effect is truly remarkable
especially as results are immediate,
Ask the druggist for the powdered
saXolite, which dissolvcs more quickly
than any other form
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1912-01-21

| 8 lb. Pail Best Tulsa lard, -. go
10 lb. Pail Best Tulsa Lard 10
IL lb. Pail Cottolene ....... go
swifts Sugar Cured Bacon. 4 to
lbs. averaged (slab, per
pound) ... ................ is
Dry Salt Pork, per lb. ........ II
Skinned Hams. per ID. ...... .tG i-2
Home Made Pork Sausage. per Id rs