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The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-11
PERSONAL

Kit Carson, ESQ.,, Of Fort Worth, Tex,
is at the Hotel Phoenix.
Miss M. b. Warden, of Charleston, is
stopping at the Putnam.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Brown, of New
York, are located ut the Putnam.
DIR. o. and Mrs. o. H. Smith, :of
Brooklyn, are guests Of the Putnam.
Mrs. Richmond Talbot and Mr.. Rich
mond Talbot, Jr., are at the Putnam.
Mesdames NJ. p. Wade and L. H.
Boardman, Of New Haven, are at the
Putnam.
Mr.. ]. D.-Dudley.a popular travelling
salesman OF Macon, Ga, is a guest Of
the Saratoga.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. HI. Farris and two
sons,of Plymouth, Mass, has apartments
at the Saratoga
Mr.. r. III. Mccall, of New York, and
Chas. f. Carpenter, of Atlanta, Ga, are
registered at the Saratoga.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Peek dined at the
Saratoga yesterday. Mr.. Peek is Cooks
Southern tourist agent. He is located
at SO Bay street, Jacksonville.
Miss Annie Smith arrived in the city
Monday evening and is q guest of Mrs.
Haughton, ON First street. Miss Smith
will attend the Leap Year party this
evening.
Mr.. George w, Bassett was summoned
TO Tallahassee Monday afternoon by the
serious illness Of his mother. A telegram
received yesterday indicated = slight
change for the better in her condition
Mr.. Merrick Shave will come up from
Jacksonville this afternoon, attend the
ball tonight and return with the
Gem City Guards on the AIS a. m. train
to Jacksonville.
Mrs. b. F. Wade, nee Miss May Leon
ard, came up to the city yesterday on the
steamer Curlew and took the steamer for
Crescent City, where she will be the
guest of Captain wade's parents.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-11
The Way Of IL.
Bill Nye.

Several gentlemen have inventedmeth-
dds for the prevention of rich men,
schemes by which property could he
euualized and divided per capita instead
of per capital. The result of this could
be easily figured out in advance. To-
day Jay Gould would be wealthy and
Henry George hungry, we will say. To-
morrow Jay Gould and Henry George
would have sixty-five dollars apiece.
Tuesday Henry George would have
thirty-five dollars and a case of collie.
Jay Gould would have sixty dollars and
be at the head of a Jamaica ginger trust.
Wednesday Mr.. Gould would have one
hundred and thirty dollars and an order
on Henry Georges agent for the pro-
ceeds of his next lecture on anti-pov-
erty.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-11
DuFFVS FORMULA

A Certain Cure for the First Stages "a
Consumpti0n-
It's main ingredients are raw beefa-d Dufy's
Pure Malt whiskey. and IT stimulates the ener-
gies and builds up the tissues - no other scien-
tic discovery has ever DONE
II Am Presbyterian clergyman and Doc
tor of Divinity. but ! am not afraid 10 recon-
mend Dufiy's Malt whiskey and Duffy's For
mula A. the purest and most Efficient prepare
tons 1 know Of and my experience Is a large
one" R=v. b. MILLS,
Princeton, Iowa.
Duffy's Formula il for sale by all druggists
and dealers Price, 81 per bottle
The DUET Malt WBTsxEY Co.,
Rochester, y. Y.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-11
Go to the Fruitland Peninsula.

Two boats daily to Welaka, twenty
five miles south of Palatka- j. Russell
Kennedy, the general agent for the
Peninsula, will give full information
Mail matter promptly attended to and
satisfaction guaranteed. Call on or
write to Mr. Kennedy.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-11

to organization meeting will
laws and constitution. The legal adver-
tisement asking for charter appears in
this mornings issue of THE PALATKA
NEWS, and application will be made at
the end of four weeks.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-11
The Building and Loan Association.

At a meeting Of the Building and
Loan Association last night, it was
shown that $50 shares had been taken,
and it was decided to organize for bust
ness the first Tuesday in February,
which is the eth. In the meantime it is
desired that every member keep up in
terest in the matter and get as many
subscribers as possible. Previous
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-11
Card of Thanks.

The members of Putnam Chapter, NO.
o, Royal Arch Masons, return their
thanks to the ladies and gentlemen who
so kindly took part in the entertainment
at the public installation of officers, JAN
nary 9th, 1888.
c. j. JOSEPH, Secretary.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-11

Eastern Florida and Wsstsra Florida,
colder followed by rdrmer in Westerns
Florida, fresh to brisk nOvtheriy shifting
to northeasteriy scinds, fair heather.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-11

A more beautifully located town or
district with more productive soil cannot
be found in the State Of Florida than the
above.
II you want health, go there. II you
arc looking for investment, go there. II
you want to raise produce, stop there.
Several orange groves are for sale At q
sacrifice. The best land can be bought
1t go per acre, and town property is
cheap.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-11

Champagne Cider and Ginger Ale, non
Intoxicating beverages, just received at
X. & E. j. Smiths, No. ; Lemon street
ia6-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-11

New feature in Grocery trade. Guam
tity not the question. All goods sold by
the single pound at same rate as by the
hundred. Call and see the new deal at
j. H. Shelley's Cash Grocery. la5-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-11

j. III. SHELLEY, the Cash Grocer, will
give YOU extra value for the Almighty
Dollar; Lemon street, opposite the ex-
press office. de3l-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-11

An honest. industrious person can Sc
cure permanent and remunerative bust
ness by applying at Hotel Penix. Room
81, after p. m. [1tl f. q. FLAY.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Go 10 f. X. Farrar's Commission Store
and take a look at the Dandy Lamp Fill
er- You will be sure Ia leave your or
der Tor one Jall-2t
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-11

For rent or sale, handsome two and
a half story Residence, central part of
town, Palatka; ten rooms and all con-
veniences. Apply, 81. III. Stafford.
dol l-ornn
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-11

Household Furniture and Carpets fol-
sale. Inquire of DIR. Cole. ja5-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-11

Swim Private Carriage, built to or
der Sold for want of use. Apply at
Central Drug Store. jaii-Iat
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-11
Notice.

Parties wishing me to call at their res
idence or office, To Tit Spectacles or Eve
Glasses, will please inform me by post
or otherwise where to call. Shall be in
the city for one week, with full line of
optical goods. H. 4. HEATH.
Jaii-5t Optician.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-11
Stop Coughiupt

Iceland Moss and Flaxseed Drops will
do. At X. & f. j. Smiths, No. =. Lemon
Street. ia1-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-11
Rock Lime.

Houses for Rent.-Apply to Mr.. p.
Cunneely, Water street. oct20-tf
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-11
ORANGE QUOTATIONS.

tReported by the Florida Fruit Exchange
JACKSONVILLE, January 10.
Latest kilograms report quotations fol-
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1888-01-11
For Sale,
AT A BARGAIN!

NlY PLACE AT A STATION ON FLORIDA
Southern Railroad called Cones Crossing. about
thirty acres Of hand. house and outbuiidings:
good well OF water: TWENTY-FIVE hearing or
snge trees with Others I'm grove. A variety Of
grapes In bearing and other fruits coming On.
Borders ON . prairie with plenty Of muck,
good location for truck gardening.
VIII exchange for city property. Apply 20
.. n. GLADWIN,
n09s-tf P.O. BDx -. pnlatka-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-01
an ,,Mnferm Grts."

Sa las i'd iinait bon Dir elm idbues @prt.
Sas boIt begefiternb nun bon Srt Al Ort.
.Nitbiirger~ rtaunteit 9u, bic nit Dir Ieber,
limb bait bamit benz Bolt Did aara Qeaebeu.
Snmitten 9einer 8iirger tpiQf 9a Helm,
Samit in Dir ben beIten Sreunb lie feh'n:
gtidt l1ntertbanen, inb ridt Sciapenieelen
genii9en Dir. Dem Bolt Did 81 permab.
len
gtit polem Ser5en, linn elm Sreunb 81 iein,
&etbit Su bic Gedte ibm. = SaS Splt
i9ldgt Elm. -
Rit ienem i9bnen @orte ipraGif Su aus.
Dab nidt Der Burger niebri9 feb i'm
rnb baB in iebes suten Slrsers Saus
Gin Selfer Dir bereit mt Sbat uftb Static.
Sas lit elm @ort, ,oie's nod fein Shirt ee.
iprohen,
limb 6amit bait bic S6ranfe Su serbrUfen,
Die INNER 5tpiihen Bolt uub SiiIten itanS,
Sn Seineri rno IN ienem anbern 2anb.
Sas Itelt Sid bod, bob iiber alle Siiriten
Die MN nod Ma6t nno eitlem 9iubne Diirs
fen.
Dab Su elm tapf'rer &rie ssber RI, pii.
fen mir,
5i titbren;
Sol nun an miro beS 8iirgerS i6bnite Bier,
Der Gtfentr0ns, aud Seine St,rne sieren.
Oh bilt fein Diplomat, Del leere Wprte
iprt9t,
Stit Elm 9eraoer gtanu, uno @abrbeit lit
Sein 2i6t.
SIR Did 8iebt's h69'rea 3iel ais blit'9e
&rie9e,
Sit iueIBt: ons S0lEs!uobl liegt in elmer GG<
bern Bie9e.
gtnn blIt On franf - uu0 ieDneno barren
mir,
SaB CUTE Hadri6t rns bod baiO erreide;
S'rrm fle9'n Su 9ott mir, baB re6t baiD
BON Sir
pDE &raniteit ipieoer ipeiGe!
Gs mo8eH Stuar3ig auo're Sirlten iterben,
rlno feiue Sbrane iuerSen bas Nuge ueben;
God bid perlieren, Sid Der Gplfsliebe Or
Ben,
Sdou Der @ebanfe fiint ms nit @ntiesert.
@ir lieben Did, ni9t neil 9u &ronprin6
bit,
Si9l wcii 9r6iris MO zines 8aiIer8 Spbn;
Hetr, neil elm ipabrer 8ilraerireIno Iu
bilt,
S'rum ,rIaiden .Uir Sid auf oem heutiben
Gbrpu.
On, &roRprius, BIT. res 22nbes Gbs!iein,
Drum muBt gu oEp oes 21n0es&atier ietn.
5rIeaeriG @erbaro.
g%Seebaipten, VI. S.
Nnfan9 Sebruar 1855.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-01
9ebanoIuna BON aeumbuien.-Dr.

8ebanblnng bon 9eu6buiten.-9r.
s. 81. Sainstportb f9reibt benz in Com
BON eridelneneen meOisiniiden 5adblatt
,2be Cancel: SD babe elm einfa1es
unb iebr pirtiames Wittel sesen BEN
&eu9buiten (Blaubui ten Iiwhooping
cough) sefunoen. Gs 1T seaupftes
Stridtpers (oakum), bas ber 8atient
enttpeber in Muslin sendbt UNI ben
gals ooer, arf benz llnterbemb befeitist,
auf Der Bruit trdst. Den Sals beftreis
DE i'd intpenbis 5uei ober bret Wal bes
Cages nit @lDcerin unb @erbidure unb
fir ben iunerli6en @ebrau9 ueridreibe
i1 folsenbes Te5ept: Gin, stpei ober
brei Gran Gblpral, einen Bis brei Trps
pfeu B%elabonna, elm Gran Ilaun rnb
einen 9ropfen &arbolidure, ale jpei
ooer brei Stunoen in Syrup au nebnien.
Cine Mlibung bon Terpentin, Giiig=
idure uno @iootter nit einem Siebentel
tbrer Mense 8elaoouna permii1t, &c.
ben elm oorSislides Ginreibemittel fir
8ruif, &iden unb Sals, Gbenbs unb
Morsens 81 sebrauden. Bel &inbern
BON aluel Sabren unb bariber babe i9
Rarbolidure unb @lpeerin, i'm Berbdlts
niB bon l 81 Is, nit @rfolg auf ben
&eblfopf a%nsetuanbt. Cine G~ntpenoung
seniiste, nm ben S%uitenanfaG Su beieiti.
gen. Mittelit Der bier beidriebenen
Acknowledgements babe i6 bic fdlimnis
item Sale BON &eudbuften in iieben biz
5eben Tasen sebeilt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-01

Die 8rau antipprtete nidt ioglei9.
Sic leste ianft ibre Sano auf bic tpeibe
Mde6entpanse, unb als fie anfiab. ipra9
fie ui6t ben erreet aufiAlu9Senben
6remoen on, ionbern trat auf ben bleis
den Sobn su, Der nit a~eienftent 6aupt
auf einem Stubt 81 5iBen bes Bettes
fab. Grit benz ausbrud ibrer eansen
Wu!terliebe i'm Nuse, umfabte fe ieinen
ernften. blafien aspf unb leste i'm, tuie
weun er Elm &ino aetueieu, an ibre 8ruft.
n@ott CAB ibr Srieben!" iaste iie
leiie, fife 1T beimsesansen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-01
GemeinttHkiges.

WiaterpHeee Der 6abner. - SD
bemerfe = i6reibt 6. @. 90. on ben
,Rnral 9etp,Y orfer" = baB mon bsm
9eseu Der Sibner i'm @inter orO6e Gufs
merfiamfeit idenft. 0a i'd bte{eS Sabr
III bieier Ridtuns srossn GrfOls &c.
babt babe, uiI i'd bier mittbsitsn, tpie
i'd es made.
Sibneriorten. Neine tSibnerbrut
beftebt aus adt 5~peiidbrisen. oOItlitis
gen Brabma Sennea; sebn plpmoutb
&od Senner uno 3ebn Wii9linsen BON
retnen 8rOtun 2esbOrn Sabuen nit pei.
ben Brabma Sennen. Son bieien atpans
zig Sennea finb 5ip6lf u9t Runate ut.
9aSu fommen elm Blpmoutb unb elm
8roipu 2esbOrn Sabn.
6itteruns. Das erfe W~orssnfutter
meiuer Siibner beitebt aus bret Ibeilen
WeiSen unb einem Tbeil Naais (Wsli@>
forn). Solbuormittaes perben linen
bic aufserpdrmten StbfdIe bes 5ribhads.
.tiides, nit einem GBl6feluOl Con
centrated Chicken FooG" (beim
@roeer ~ baben) binein ssriibrt, sorle.
tusrfen. SalbnaHmtttass erbalten. ne
bic NbfdlIe bes Nittasstii&eS, atenSs
ni6ts mebr. BaHer nirs ibuen iesen
Worsen in elmer uffenen eiiernen Bad
pfanne uorseiest.
Obbad. Der Sibneritau 1T bon
mittlerer @r5se, nit einem b6l3ernen,
einen SUB erbabenen goben un6 stpei
fleinen 5enitern. aluf Der falten settle
1T er burd einen Sduppen seidibt; er
1T gut seliiftet, aber ni9t finitlid err
iDarmt.
2aui. Set Nitte OCTOBER baben bic
Sibner treien 2auf i'm Sof unb i'm Car
ten.
IIsemeine 8flese. SIN Ssmmer
miro Der Slbnerltan m61entli9 ges
reinist unb einmal beS Monats nit
8arbolidure unb elmer iebr biinnen aalt.
l6iuus anseitri9en. Das Seu in Ben
Neiiern miro frii9 sebalten unb in bic
Sibftansen miro &pblen5l einserieben.
Ser 2auiplab ipirb 5tueinal iabrlid nit
elnem Spaten umseitoden.
grfOls. Sn 5tpel Sabren babe ld
bloB Suei Sennen bur1 &ranfbeit per'
loren. Die Siibner besannen gu lesen,
als iie ie9s Monate oft iuareu, bic
Wii9linse Suerft. SIN DECEMBER unb
Sannar, b,s iest, erbielten mir neun bis
Srp6if Gier ben Gag.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-01
$ainoler Company.

9urd 8eiorguns BON sutem 8ier unb
Onr6 auporfommeube prompte 8ebienuns
ilben mir uns Die @unft elmer seebrten
8unoiUaft gu fi6ern. 8~eftelunsen fir
Bripat8ebraud prompt beiorst. 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-01

SerpentinDl. = 9a seben bic Wens
iten oft biel @elo aus, UNI 2inemente
pber anoere NrSeneien nit bodflin9ers
ben Namen 81 faufen uno tpiiien ni1t,
baB Die ipirtlamiten Beitanbtbetle in bic
fen Miitelu me,itens iolbe Stoffe iinb,
bic man fir tperi9e Gents faufen Tam,
unb bic mart nibt adtet, neil iie 10 &c,
w6bnii6 iino, unb mon tie biqis baben
fam. SAT- ale 2inemente entbalten ).
y. ais bauptia6lid mirfenben 8eftanb.
tbeil bas ,Eerpentin6l," uto iuen1 man
entpeoer Eerpentiu6l ALIEN, ooer NIT
slei9eu 9heileu Sett uermiidt, als Gin.
reibemittel anuenbet, 10 bat mon chen
70 piel Hubeu BACON, alS tuenu man uiel
@elb fir elm 9atents2 inen,ent aussibt.
/ Ebeil 9erpentin nit 9 Tbeilen Wais
fer uermiidt, sibt elne 5dulniB tilsenbe,
Buff r%einisenbe 5liiiisfeit, man feidte
2appen bamit on uub bdnse btelelben
i'm Simmer aut. Iu1 gum 8let1en III
bieie Sluiiisfeit probat. @leide T9eile
3erpentin, gieroptter uub 2ein6l se>
mil9t giebt cine quite 8unbialbe. Nus
l Tbeil Serpentin, 6 Tbeilen 2ein6l, ie
2 Sbeilen selben Bads, &%alOpbunium
uub Sammeitals, beitebt bic ~iOsenannte
&~6nissialbe. gtni9e 9beel6fel poa
Terpentin6l nit Wild etc. Worsens
unb 4benos 9enUmmeu, TT elm 9utes
8anowurmmlttel. Nud bel Dipbtberi:
tbs tbut 9erpentin CUTE 9ienite, tuentl
balbe 9beel6ffelweiie "a Mal tdslid
seseben. 9lu9 empfieblt es ii9 init
9erpentin6l s~etrdntte 2appen III bic
nG9ite Ndbe oeS 8ranfen au lesen, ba~
mt er ben Dunit ~einatbmet. 8ei bon
8inoen unb @aien aufseibwollenem
2eib tbut Elm @lDfir, Dem einise 20ffel
bon T~erpentinsl 5usefiist iinb, quite
DienIte; aud nertreibt es bic 5abenz
tpiirmer. Sci 8lutunsen BON Der 2unge
belfen einise Tbeel6Hel bon 9erpenttn6l
oft iiberrai9enb i9nel. au9 bei Std.
bulten bat ii1 bic g~inatbmuns bon Gers
pentin6l niisltd ertuieien. Bel Grfries
runsen, Groitbeulen, @elenfani9welluns
gen unb 8euralsia, iinb G%inreibunaeu
bon 9erpentin elm sutes Mittef, bes~
slei9en BET &rdbe. &leine DOZEN 9ers
penttn6l NIT gimeib senommen, finh ein
sutes Mittel bel 9ur9faa. SeIbituer.
itdnblid polen mir nit Der 8eipre9uns
iiber ben @ebraud FOLDER Sausmittel
Niemanoen ermuntern, bel ernften Or
franfunsen nit ber 5u3iebuna oes Grs=
tes 81 ,6gern.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-01

8eiden Der Seit. Nd, liebe Srau
sic liesen ia earnieber.
Bas feblt Sbnen benn?
sd muB u~nbebinst bas Belt bitten"
Sinh sic franf?"
rgaein, bas nidt, aber iuenn it's
ni6t' bite, trdst's mein Nann ms 2eib.
amt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-01

SG abonnent.n, bic uns peripra.
den, ibre Subicripticn in Ssls 81
enttibten, tuir6en uns einen @efaleu
eriueiien, pirben iie fid serabe iebt
lbres 8eripre9ens erinnern unb BEN.
Iel6en nadtcmmem
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-01

:. &inoermunb. Der 5idbrise Srus
ne pffest, iuenn er etpaS aus Der Ssit
eradblt, mo nod fein S6shen, ionoern
ein &leibden trus, nit ben @orten su
Beginner: Wis i'd Elm fleines Mabden
mar"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-01
MATTHIAS W.ETZELS

SaIpon.
9rinter uno &aIider finben nur bas Bette.
Ssoen Tag freier 2tn9. Uatb. @esel,
et. Stoao. 9etnuefota
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-01
HONEST JOHNS
8trrmtrtbfdgaft,

2lein's @ebdube, nabe benz Gpnrtbanie.
ct. GIomo, Rtmaefsts.
3ie 5ritber 10 au9 am ueueu gIabe bic
beiten @etrdnte, feinften Gisarren quite 8e.
oienung uno Elm ben Waaen ftdrtenosritda.
Iider Quni9. So
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-01

-Die bette Reotatn fir Suiten auf Groen:
Warmers White Wine Of Tar Syrup. HreiS
80 gts. Seriauft bel q. g. Spencer. 40
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-22

of the arastra. The ore crushed was
taken from the Chief of the Hills-I
have forgotten the exact amount of the
Cleanup" We only made one "run.'
The amalgam was made into brick, and
Mr.. French took it to Cheyenne late in
the fall Of '76."
Zone Of tile Cheyenne parties, Mr..
Jones and myself were authorized to go
to Colorado and purchase mill. We
were unwise enough to select what was
known as Ball pulverizer, although
personally I earnestly urged stamp
mill, but the former cost less, and I fin
ally consented to the purchase. OF
course it was practically a failure, al
though we took out a good many thou
sand dollars in gold before it was dis
abled. A twenty stamp mill was soon
ordered, but before we got it in opera
ton portion of the mine was Jumped
through the conniving Of Brown and
Thumb and ex-senator Spencer. Liti-
CATION followed, and one of the richest de-
posits of free milling gold ore ever dis
coyaned in6this-o amy ether country was
gutted, and after men had been kifled on
the dump, the military called out, and
tens of thousands of dollars expended in
litigation, the mine was left ruin and
is today relic of scoundrelism and law
lessness of the early days of the Black
Hills.'
81 have the documentary evidence of
the material facts contained in the above,
as well as of many other incidents of the
days OF '76, which have in times past
been strangely misstated and perverted
by parties pretending to write history,
but those statements, are drawn largely
from imagination or unreliable here
say"
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-22

For an explanation that doesn't ex-
plain the one offered by Prohibition Vice
Presidential Candidate Brooks is rich.
One of the Prohibition managers says
that the Republican press has been
"hooded'' with the statement that DR..
Brooks used the following quotation: 81
been rebel stakeholder and fire-eating
Democrat, but thank God, / have never
been Republican. The Prohibition
manager says that Brooks gave only ut
terance to the following: 81 have lived
in the South, and owned slaves there. ]
sympathize with the South, and prayed
for the success of the Confederate cause
I have been Democrat, but thank God
/ have never beeu Republican" 1t is
pleasure to set Brother Brooks right in
this matter. Especially SO when his ex-
PLANTATION only the more firmly clinches
the original charges Of the Republican
press.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-22
Sioux In War Paint.

From Pine Ridge agency comes the
following, dated the 18th: Four or five
days ago band of Sioux Indians made
a formal request of Agent Gallagher that
they be allowed to attend the sun dance
of the Cheyennes on the Tongue river.
Surmising that they would make an at.
tack on the whites along the Tongue and
Powder rivers, the agent refused to al
low the reds to leave the reservation.
This morning it was discovered that a
large band of Sioux had started for the
homes of the Cheyennes in defiance of
the objections interposed, leaving word
that they had got through obeying the
orders of the officers at Pine Ridge. and
in the futare they intended to go when
they pleased and stay as long as they
pleased. This state of affairs was tele-
graphed General Ruger, who at once
wired Fort Custer to send out troops to
intercept the reds. This afternoon Colo
mel Nathan M. Dudley sent in pursuit
two companies of the First cavalry, un-
der Major j. NJ. Hamilton and Lieut.. r.
P. B. Wainwright. The military are ex-
pected to overtake the Indians soon,
when desperate battle is likely to en-
sue, because the reds are exceedingly an
CRY and reported armed to the teeth.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-22
The First Quartz Mil.

The announcement of the death of j.
W. French, at Appleton, Wis, brings
the following communication from Capt
Gardner to the Deadwood Times, correct
ing some inaccuracies regarding the
building Of the first quartz mill in the
Hills. The captain sayss The first
gold extracted from quartz was by an
arastra built in Blacktail gulch by Gard
ner & Go. and !. w. French, the former
paying three-fourths of the cost of CON
struction and Mr.. French one fourth
Jazsb Chase had charge Of the building
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-22

The st. Louis elopers, Moore and Mrs.
Norton, are reported living at Los Ange-
los, CAL, fighting like strange cats, and
the stolen money pretty nearly exhaust
ed. 1t won't be many weeks until Moore
will be looking for $40 job, and ma
dam well, she win probably want to be
forgiven. Omaha Republican,.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-22

The straight, out-and-out republicans
of Deadwood met one evening last week
and organized the "Republcan club of
Deadwood". They are known as true
and tried members of the great repubi-
can party and represent the best political
element of the Black Hills. Sturgis
should follow in their footsteps and per-
feet like organization.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-22

The Democratic Boston Globe sneers
at Dakota in this strain: "Dakota GER
tainly ought to be admitted as state
She has more mortgages than any one of
the thirteen originals" Massachusetts
was one Of the ''thirteen originals" And
for less injustice than is daily heaped
upon Dakota by malignant Democratic
administration, Massachusetts kicked
over the traces and threw King Georges
tea into the muddy waters of Boston har-
Dor. just let Democracy take its claws
out of Dakota's flesh and she will raise
those mortgages SO quick it will make the
pampered Bostonese most deliriously
dizzy.
Sturgis advertiser. (Sturgis, Dakota [S.D.]) 1887-1???, 1888-08-22

Dakota has appealed to the president
to send special message to the house in
favor of her admission into the Union.
The message will not be written, it is
safe to say; but in failing to take such
action Mr.. Cleveland will place himself
in the attitude of personally endorsing
the theory that it is proper to keep ter
ritory from becoming state for the sole
reason that majority of it's citizens vote
the republican ticket.-St. Louis Globe
Democrat.