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Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-09-06
SHEkIFF'S SALE.
SHEkIFF'S SALE.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA,
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT. %
Z. S. Ormsby, j. ". Cute and.
A. l.. Ormsby,

oECoND JUDICIAL DISTRICT. %
=. $. ormsby, j. ". Ciute and
A. l.. Ormsby,
Josiah w. Lamb, Sarah e.. Court G, n:f in and ici
Lamb. the Farmers 4 ira. .Jerauld County
ders' Bank. A. G. Thompson.
and }: NJ Grilliths.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue OF
Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale in the ABOVE
1889. and an execution issued upon said JUDI,
mrn,, The subscriber. Pat Mcdonald Sheriff Of
Jeranld County, Territory OF Dakota Tor The
p pt ,o appolnted vii sell at Pubic Aue'2p
Village OF Washington Springs. County ofJerauld
Territory of Dakota, on Saturday, September
2 ;3'' 1859. Ill One O'Clock IN the afternoon o.
lha Gay me real estate and premises
situated N the Countyof Jcrhild. Territory o.
DakoI;. and directed in said mortgage and
execution to be sold. and therein described, az
ton Number Twenty Five 90 in Township No.
one Hundred and Fight 0oSl Range No. Ski.
Seven go West OF the 9TH z. Nj. or so mnccis
thereof as may be sufficient 10 satisfy said
Judgment. and costs amounting in all to Sevent.
-Four Dollars and Thirty One Cents, .($!i.S$l
with interest thereon from tie date of said ud:s'
ment and all accrung costs OF sale.
Daieu at Washington Springs, Dakota. Any
iantiifs Attorney sher Ift Of ,JIerrs;,i! CO.
SECOND j j ~ .llN DIST, lsz
GEORGE a Thompson
vs.
annie j. Hanford. Ida
Martha Hartford Bo,es, Ks.
Curtis Boies, Benjamin In the Distr;ct
ffedcrlck Hartford, susie Court in and iol
lay llanford. Frederick Jerauld County.
thompson HanIOrd and
George Arthur Hartford
nitlrs at law of George b.
it'tnioru. deceascdl
~ ne territory OF, Dakota Sends GreetlnS:
10 rannleJ Hartford. aHanfnrdBoieS,
e,nflls Boics, Benjamin Frederick aahinro
fl May llanford. Frederick THOMPSON l,i,ii.
i"ln and George Arthur Hartford Defendants.
You are hereby summoned and required %
answer the complaint of the above nance
rlain1lil acopy OF which is herewith served ,io'
on you. and to serve a copy OF ynr WE ans-
Mer upon the subscriber at his office in Nr .,
,nston Springs d. T., within thirty DAYS ;iiiGl
we service Of this summons on you. eScluSM.
VI tlle day OF such service and il you tau 70 ii
Mer this complaint within that time, the iian
III VIII apply TO the Co;s"t for thereiie1 deli'"'
co III the complaint.
y Dated at Washington Springs Jerauld Co. y
l" 1hls 18th day of .I,flc 4. -. 1889
AHONVEiiSi'. Plaintn Ai.N,
J." the defendants ;yoye named: iaAg,
N'r ti'.,i copy on The ompiaint III ltie a., ~
t,Niltled action w;lS filed in the ci!ice - =
.r Xxx o! The District Coz It Of Jera'1u 60 Inn
\ j. 1885 A. GoNVNkSh.
i5li Plaintiff, AItornsN
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-09-06
A Scrap OF Paper Saved Her Life.

1t was only an ordinary scrap OF
wrapping paper, but it saved her life.
She was in the last stages Of consump-
zion, told by physicians that she was
incurable and could live only short
time; She weighed less than seventy
pounds. On piece of wrapping pa
per She read Of DR.. Kings New Dis
ccvery, and got sample bottle; it
helped her, she bought Il large bottle.
it helped her more bought another
and grew better fast, continued it's use
and is now strong, healthy, rosy.
plump, weighing l40 pounds. For
fuller particulars send stamp to ". II.
Cole Druggist, Fort Smith. Trial
Bottles of this wonderful Discovery
Free at A. NJ. Matthias Drugstore.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-09-06
ANNOU JUDGEMENT.

10 the IaCrOnS and Friends of the
Washington Springs Seminary:
Contrary to our intentions and de.
slres it seems best for us to return to
our old place at Washington Springs
Seminary. In taking up the work
that we supposed we had left for
other hands to perform, we ask the
same hearty support from you all that
has so materially lightened our labors
and aided us in the past. We are de-
termined to do better work the COM
ing year than ever before Our in
creased facilities together with i'm
provements in school work which are
within our reach justify us, we think
in making this assertion.
We expect to have drawing
thoroughly taught at no additional
expense to the students. We think
that the young people of Jerauld coun-
ty can attend the Washington Springs
Seminary at as little expense as any
school of like grade in Dakota,
The fall term opens September 18th.
Further information gladly furnished.
j. *. FREELAND, Principal.
we have had the pleasure of listen
ing to two lectures given by Mrs. Balch
OF Indiana, on the subject of l2.chibi-
ton. And without solicitation on her
part or any motive other than to do
strict justice to the lecturer as well as
the public we deem it a duty to both.
to say that prohibition has in Mrs.
Batch not onlya faithful answering
champion but one who is thoroughly
acquainted with all the devices of the
enemy. She hurls no anathemas at
the saloon keeper, has no words of
bitterness for the man who drinks.
but she hurls thunderbolts at the law
thas upholds vice, that licenses crime.
that degrades virtue, and tramples
under foot. the holy name of religion.
Wesay amen and God speed her and
all like her in their efforts to spare the
intelligent the Upright and the god
fearing citizens Of this new state. the
modification and embarrassment of
beholdlng the blight, the stigma
and the curse which the manufacture
of strong drink and the licensed saloon
will fasten upon her vitals. -
M. w. NEsoIITII
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-09-06
Bucklen's Arnica Salye

:, The Best Salveln the world for Cnts
bruises, Sores, Ulcers. salt Phonn'
Fever sores, letter, Chapppd Hanlp
Cthllblains, Corns, and all skin Er l1e'
lions, and positively cures Piles or !" a ~
pay required. it Is guaranteed fo q q; ~
perfect satisfaction, or money rat,,n y,
cd. Price25 cents per box. For Sale Ll w.
br. 4. NJ Matthias :;
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-09-06
MOETGAGE SAIL.

WHEREAS, default has been made in the pay
m me OF me money secured by a mortgage da-
t ted 1he e. 18th day Of December A. d. 1883 exc,
county q eraud and l aro N'u ot b Sa 5hs
TO $. u, Albert ofthe county of ,!eraud, Ter,
r rit,fy,,o Of Dakotay and :. when
of the Register Of Deeds Of the County of lie.
rauld andIerrltory of Dakota. in Book one of
Mortsagss, on page $E;6, on Tie 10th day of De
celmHr. 1888 at 1.30 o'cloct, Z. NJ and,
WHEREAS, 10 action or proceedings at law
or otherwise have been instituted to recover
t ne deGt secured by said mortgage or any part
1883. said mortgage, with the note secured
merely, was duly assigned by the said mort,
w s dn territory Of Dakota Which assignment
Register of Deeds in the said county of la
rauld on the 9TH day OF July 1889 in book IA of
mortgages on page 109 and at 1925 O'Clock
whereas, default has been made il the paw
lleiit Oh lhe taxes assessed on said real pron-
cry st as agreed by the said mortgagor in said
WHEREAS, the amount claimed TO be due.
" st,u i,selisage at the date of this notice
y EI .ne sum OF Five Hundred Three Dollars and
oiAIH GEMS, tS5O360) tO-wit: SEQ PRINCIPAL
ana $500 interest besides the sum OF Fifty Dol
iafS lSoooo attorney IS fees stipulated for in the
SAID mortgage. " "
!llat ny virtue of the power of sale contained
~ SAD mortgage, and duly recorded as afore
salu ana ID pursuance Of the statutes in such
ease ca made and provided the said mortgage viii
nc ioree!osed by sale of the mortgaged pre-
misses therein. described, at public auction nv
the . sheriff OF said .Jerauld county Is. + al
the front door Of the court house il! Wessurton
SprImgs ana county OF Jeraud and TERRITORY OF
Dak9ta; on the 18th day of August 1850 nj
2 O'Clock in the afternoon OF that DAY. Tie he
m m premises are situated in tie county
81 era m TIE Territory of Dakota, aud are
uescIlDea as follows, tO-wt; The South Wcst
quarter quartz , OF the North West quarter and the
10 Norm l1ali OF the South West quarter and All
Inc !a u Own in the North West quarter o;
III tne SCUM -, East quarter of Section No. Twen.
~ tioc seven Township one hundred and "s siE
I,oGl north Range SIXTY Six G6) West of Fiftn
- H.. M g ana containing One Hundred and
f4rty Six acres more or less W. ''''o
DAY OF July, 1859. '"Ao ''il
A. GuNDERSON G. f Tu,vr,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-09-06
ACTUALLY?
Most Astonishing!
New Terms for
The Union Signal.
FOR 1889.

FOR 1889.
,TOOID TO NEV
SUBSCRIBERS. SUBSCRIBERS.
Dne copy Sl.5oI0ne copy......s.75
In clubs of 5 TO g.. ,25I In clubs Of & too "a
In clubs of 10 and In clubs Of 10 and ''
o'nI ,oOI over 80
Ministers. 100 Ministers (New).... 30
A club can be made up OF either new
or Old names. New" means not hay
ing been an annual subscriber within
two years.
We. positively will not accept re-
newais as new subscribers.
"A FREE COPY will be sent 70 any
one that sends in 90 or more names
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-09-06
SUERlFF'S SAIL

SuaNltf' . SALE.
TERRITORY OF Dakota.
:, Second judicial District. IS
and "A. l.. 0rmsby,
VS. IN the Disric
Miller, Thomas ii. Null, Jeraud county
Calvin Rolderman and Sd
rall A. Lloyd.
ludgmen. of Foreclosure and Sale in theahos,
entitled action on the BIS. day of May, A. D..
1883, and I'm execution issued upon said ud..-
ment, The subscriber. Pat Mcdonald Sheriff Ii
purpose appointed, Will sell at Public Auction
at INC front door Of the Court House in th
village OF washington Springs County of Je
rau!d, Territory Of Dakota, on Saturday Sep
TENDER 18th. 1889 ii! One O'Clock in the afternoon
of that dav, the real estate and mor gagged
premises situated in The Cnunty of .JelaHldi
ncnl and execution to he sold, and theron
described as follows: The North East q,,iitteI
OF section twenty nine go Township Ore Hun
Wcs, Of 'he Fifth Principal Mcridan. or -
much thereof rs may he sufficient to satisfy
said Judgment and costs amounting in aii 10
One Hundred and Sixty SixDci.ais and Twel-
" Nine Cents (sl66.2si with interest thereon
from date of sad judgement and all <ccruine
costs OF sale.
Dalad al washington Springs, Dakota, Aagris.
lAtll. 1889
W. NELSON PAT MCDONALD
Plaintiffs Attorney. Sheriff of ,leraud Co
SHERIFF'1 SALE.
TERRITORY OF Dakota, :.
Second Judicial District, {ss
T.! S. Ormsby. j. w. C.utel
and A. l.. Ormsby,
VS. IN the District
Henry DAVIS, Id. Davis Court In and far
Geo. w. Corkings. Leon j. Jerauld County
Stephens. Thomas Ii. Null
and .. NJ. l'oote
Notice is hereby given that bv OF a ,,,lc,net
of Foreclosure and Sale i'll the above entitled
action on the 2ist day OF alay. A. ID. 1850 and
an execution issued upon sait. .Iudgment. the
subscriber. Pat Mcdonald sheriff OF ,Ierauid
County, Territory Of Dakota for The purpose
appointed. will sell at public auction NJ the
front door OF the Court House in the village 81
Washington Springs. County OF .Jerauld, lct,
tory OF Dakota, on Saturday. September 18Th
1882 at One O'Clock III the afternoon of that dry
The rea. estate and morsghgcd premises situated
IN lht County OF Jei;,lild. Territory Of Dakota
and directed i'll said Judgment and execution tG
be SOLD aud therein described as follows: Tie
West hall 90 of the North West Quarter and
the North hait q Of the South west Quarter
Of section Five go Township One Hundred ana
Eight COZ Range Sixty Seven CD 5tll p. NJ. @,
so much thereof as may be sufficient to satisfy
Salu Judgment and costs amounting i'll all &c
ElshiY One Dollars and Fifty Three reuts
!ssl .53l With interest thereon from date of saiG
Judgment and all accruing costs of sale
Dated Washington Springs, Dakota. August
nth. 1889.
w: Y. NELSON. PAT MCDONALD.
IiaintiilS Attorney. Sheriff of .lerauld Co.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-09-06
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION-Land oe,
" at Mitchell. Dakota Aurust an.n 1aoa VIM

NOTIGE FOR PUBL1cATION-Land on,
Nat Mitchell. Dakota, August 3otn 1850 o''''
named settler has fled notice Of his nt ,anHa
TO make Final Homestead rroof in si,nnnr. +
his claim and that said proof will be made H..
fore I,. ihs Judge or IN his absence, before Cha
Jerau!d county, Dakota in said Clerk = y
Courts office at Washington Springs Dakora
on Saturday the 121h day of October, 1855 W.
JAMES w. SIMPSON. '"'
under his Homestead entry No. 23s23 tor =,
South West quarter of Section No. II !,
township No. 1ot, north of Range No. O., u
continuous residence upon ana cultivation =,
said land. viz: John Phillips and JOSEPH =
Ford, OF sullivan d. r.. Julius A, Swan. Of A1;
d, I. and ArchimedeS Bywater, of Gordon {
o., j.. I.
NJ. III, KoWLEY, REGISTER
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-09-06
SUMMONS.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, ss
SECOND JUDITIAL DIST. %

% = M NIO.>.S.
TERRITORY OF DAKOTA, CO
SECOND JUDITIAL DIST Do
IS. Ormshy. j, w.
Clute, and A. l..
oiiloos' N the District
w., r,,,;, u,, Court in and for
Webher, Lewis 'eA''1' No'D'S'
Wheelocls, and II.
S. Thompson.
The Territory of Dakota sends greet
ing: To the above named defendants:
You are hereby summoned and re-
CURED to answer the complaint OF this
action which will will be on file on the
2Sth day of June. A. ID. 1889, in the
office OF the Clerk of the District Court
within and for the county OF Jerauld,
Territory of Dakota, at the Court
House in Washington Springs, County
OF Jerauld, d. T.. and to serve a copy
of Your answer on the subscriber ut
his Office in the City of Madison, Ter
ritory OF Dakota, within thirty days
after the serving of this summons, eX-
elusive Of the day Of service. II you
fail to answer the complaint within
that time. the plaintiff will apply to
the court for the relief demanded in
the complaint.
Dated June 26th' 1889.
w. V. Nelson, Plaintiffs Attorney,
Madison, Dakota.
To the above named defendants;
you will please take notice that the
complaint in the above entitled action
was filed in the ofice of the Clerk OF
Coart OF ,lerauld County on the 9th
day Of June, 1885,
W. Y Nelson Plaintiffs Aftorpav
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-09-06

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. -Iand 49,.
~ at Mitchell. Dakota August aot n,'iu ,o ulil
Notice is hereby given that the c'i fo,, ~
named settler ,s, has filed notice OF ms intom
Ii his "m and that S sad prod hr % support
fore the Judge or incasc of his absennl.al' 9e b
Chas w. Mcdonald Clerk of the Distrintf r ne!a
and for 'leranld county Da BAL kotafl
said clerk *, OF Counts office at W ess,ls,,.
lptnhrr 1890 viz. 'S A-1h udS
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-09-06


NOTICE For PUBMCATION-land Office
~ at Mitchell Dakota. july. Isl 1885
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed noticeof his intentions to
make final preemptiOn proof in support Of his
claim; and that s;ld proof will be made before
Jolln H. Francls the Judge and eE-oiirio clerk
OF the probate court in and for Jerf.uld county,
D. T., in said Judges office at washington
springs ID, I. Oh Saturday the 10th dayof Au
gust 1889. viz:
MARION Z. H.sHMsToN
under his prescription entry No. 2l3g2 for the
N.la s. Wa and Sc n. Wa of See No . in
township NO los north of Range No. &C w. 9Th
p. NJ.
He names the following witnesses 10 prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation of
said land. viz: John j. Shannon Of Earlvlle,
BEAGLE county ID. T.. \. j. Durham, William II.
Murphy and August Ponto all of Iempleton,
Jerauld county, ID. r..
,Anyperson who desires toprotest against the
allowance of such proof, ol'Mho knows OF any
substantial reason, under the law and regnl;i-
tons OF the interior Department, why snch
proof should not be allowed. will be given an
opportunity AT the above mentioned time and
place To crpss-eXamine the witnesses of said
claimant. and to offer evidence in rebhttal of
that submitted by claimant.
j5a9 NJ. II. ROwIny, Register.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1889-09-06
No-;o4. >3r gzNAy. ppo

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONS
Nat Mitchell. Dakota. Aurust si Land OF.
n Nelss se i nsrsby ssn that the ii" fo }Is
to make FINAL Homestead, proof ms IN sintentI9i
ms claim and that said proof viii be- SUPPORT
iore the Judge. or in case of his ahc w made be
Chas. w. Mcdonald Clerk Of f'ot ,sa hefol,
Court II and Tor .lerauld COUNTY 'i n, Distul
said Clerk OF Court Office nj WRaSola. i
Springs, Dakota, on Monday the 7 mtressllnstc
October 1889, viz: ''ii day &
under his Homestead entry. No szco,
N Wal, IS 81 ,h the aofs East a. and Inc ,'S
y of the North West IL OF Seciio, eS Mh E;i>
Io%nshlp No. los, north of Range No. no. 81 > i
He names the following witnesse. -
his CONTIGUOUS residence upon and o, 10 pro
q >aid land viz; Eetzer s. Russell 'a ann
T eTrnssn o" Of TMsssnstsn SPRINGS james
ter Of Grow Lake 2. o. Dakota. H. ealpcl
Aoool nj. III. RoWLEy po;,..
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-06

SPEAKING of the r sI!t"f elst.
ton, the II rsul 'rlnh' sny.: "Bhh
partier made n gall n fight, snd fine
genprt'ship las been displayed on
each SIDE. L. T., perhaps, fortunate fer
new tate that there i such an equal
poll cal div sion, ~ II IS an assurance
Off pure administration of the state
government. The republican malori-
ties in the two DakoisS are entirely tho
large for the public good. With such
overwhelming maj"ritje. factions are
certain {, arise, ami. Tive temptation
to maladministrsti n il very greet.
our Montana frisnd- will avoid these
dangers u loug ss political pnwe: con.
iinuss to be 20 evenly bglAuced ss IL il
at this time.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-06
A Morning Walk.

Thavp IN n mornir m wall IL bc~
s.en raip;ng IN tho nigb, Tb.ra ara
Io,an ,InnJs ali snnnd9 H. 60 80
viii orran ana drsh haS nn, nn H.
sar;nre ar oS Iahor Oh" ;s abonI has
hus,ncss i'm mn ILrratnn;ny L,,, 81, IN.
Sa,,n ti~,n nn EH"ar;un mnsnJ Sho;.
n"siu~ b,. rinTJ. nm" mn baI
ana, vi mo- her, si,,rrs .n,I Ir,rh;no
tInn Ia ,r- ~~r,r,,.., a., r.r Gnnis
r"r I." i,l. raI-wm. ~. ,n ib"ls
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-06
Nothin' In Theirs.

BISMARCK, Oct. 5.-Prohibition has
csrried IN North Dskp'a, There il no
longer any doubt about IL. Ia the
counties Of Barnes. Benson, Cavalier,
Dickey, Eddy, Grand Forks, Nelson,
Richlsnd, Ransom, Ramsey, Steele,
Ward, Sargent, pembina and Walsh,
the majority l. 1904 for prohibition.
Ia the counties of Cass, Buford aud
S;utsman, the vote was $50 against,
aud ip the counties OF Burieigh, Em-
mons. Kiddler. Logan Mclean, MGR,
ton, Oliver, Mercer, S ark, Hettinger
and Billings, there IL a net majority
against OF 1875. This makes n net
majority ia the couEties named Of
LAO. Wells is reported so against,
Towner 81 Tor, LaMoure 10 for, Foster
100 against, McInto.h 80 against,
making 800 TO come Off Of LAO. This
leaves u me- majority OF Oil. The
counties Of Bottineau. Griges. McHen-
~, Pierce. Rolette aud Trail may re.
duce this majority a little, but not
much. It's a cold water day for Da-
kOta,
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-06
THE SCHOLAR IN AMERICA.
His Real Value Ia Not Appreciated by the
Mass NJ The People.

MASS oh me Ie0nlE.
4, lis iplcmart of the scholor the
ora,.'~a Sr,Sr;con citizen b,s usually
orIy nnn Jegni,c ,de,-tLgt l., IN
I".S,,nr on;,. Tnt ~ co,tnrf yf,b nn.
81 Ia C,u.ITrr ror. ,,,,,..,,, lin
T"r,,;,n ,rr,,.m.rt ami L,srray y,I.
rl,;sI tpr gvcrrrn cir,g.u rr..,,Gs ).
..I,Tr. gtr.wnr. f.r rrt ..m' my,r..
NON .v.,.... -.r 3., ..r...ru,, ..
..,. Lad, ,. .....rr r,,,,.. .-,.
,.,r.. ,.,,-l,g-r 10 s,,,,s D., lD,.
.,-..g r,nrl ..nry.lrt as .o N,..l.
r.,Ial ,.-r,pu ng pt,nE.,s a.. r,..
ar.., .. .,r r,.. rrI ,u- "a w MN,
,,F.rlI., i., rI'...,, 81 d, loot. ,..t,.
,au.pI rr r.... fr ,or,,rL.,.! m
d, s~r5.rf,fr ,it,;la .pi,I...u.I rpu,r.
r.wuIiwrpt.rr tIlnt a t.Fpng ,Ir>
rifpd n~g,scua'ys had a],i.pIrtrI la aIc
t,te tia mararrmpu of u ..r...' ,rplp
stranicr
0f cor,so ro su,h y;,w or s.b,l,rly
ectivitv in the noIiGroI held viii lie
submitted "a TLr mon ,yho lryo,r
their lives In fine siudv or the rnrords
of hpmau ,ypericurcn as transmitted in
history and Literature have mon less
but infinitely more claim 10 he heard
an any imno,taui subiect Than those
o]nraaoi orIr ;n h ]yrlo-,r scr,mhla
for wealth Emcrson's brief essay ON
noli,ics ontyeiTLs and will outIas, ali
line floods of campaign literature and
selfish demngogic eloouence which
have 80 often since then deluood the
land
But is there one Of the older civil.
lied countrie, where the ORGANS of The
horde oG money .,c,,ers would dare IN
stigmotize Inc Whole class of literally
educated mem MS visionary theoristsl
IMAGINE a university oducat,un m.
varded in England as di,ouuIiGca.
iion for h;gb public Office, Even in
Germany where political leaders and
grrai scholars Scam more nearly the
renp.sentative men nf Two di>iinct
costes iltp iIIustrinus doubIr c,rocr of
a Nommsen shows thai the m1n ~ mo-,
vel imnnssoble The condition of
ibincs amour ourselves is an alarm.
iug symutom indicating how ror The
most b;Thlv rducnted and w;Scst mon
have losI their nrnner IeadcrsLin in
tba national councils and tLe uatinnoI
life,
Nov do tho c~oIloges and The limit.
ed body of cultivated reflective and
earnest scholar, generally onneal as
directIy and sensiLIv Ia Inc average
American as they could and sbouldp
Among the pbilosopbic few II
is am axiom which one rarely
thinks nT ever STATING that wider
knowledge closer contact with
ihe wise and GOOD of all ages
the assimilation of their best
thouohts tbe contamination Of tbejr
glorious deeds are the emnlorme
winch cnnoblo younp and old and
n,ni,r men trulv hoppy'
But the t%ypical American as Pro.
lessor SlnIcr has clearly sci forth is
only dimly conscious thai he eyer had
any ancestry Al all That tLe achieve
mcn,s of other races and ueupir, i'm
the ulst or present have any lesson Of
overwbclminc valne 10 teach ms bc
certainly does not believe, Thai the
poetry lie architecture the nIos,ic
arts, can be used 10 make life more
beautiful more hanny bet,er worth
living he understands al best very
numerically. PERTAINS he il omen la
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-06
So Il H..

smith Smith "'he called in II loud
voice To u mau 100 feet ahead Of him
on Michigan avenue.
The man halted and silu ii rs the
secLnd man came w.
Hello, Geen."
by George" rxciaimei the ir,t
lake. You are not Smith?'
mo | am not.
And I am no, Green ."
"NO.r
Well ! well! Were you JUST going
in after u drink ~
mo-
Neither was ]. Int it curious
how things do ~hsppen?'
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-10-06
Dancing with Foreigners

The French and Austrian men.of.
war which visited Newport this sum-
mer added not IA little 10 the gayety
Of the early season, writes a Newport
correspondent. Entertainments were
given in their honor on board ship and
elsewhere, and the officers, il is said,
with the susceptibility characteristic
Of their profession, admired our pretty
young girls very much. Their meth
cd OF dancing was not, however, cal
culatcd 10 recommend them 10 the
American feminine heart. Whatever
may be the defects Of our now world
civilization, we have made vast inn
provcmcuis IN the art OF duucing.
Our young ladies'. accustomed 10 the
graceful American method, we're
quite oycrpowerpd nj The manner in
which these foreign Olli,.l5 ~. need
up and down the decks. Urrrr ngors.
ing, end stepping the da.nr wiih
such @suuduuness that thuir partners.
dizzy with the rapid motion. were
Obliged To grasp at gun carriages.
railingo Or any near object ia orUrr 30
avoid falling. Ono young girl told
the writer That yhe did not recover,
from The fatigue Oi dancing with these
foreign partners for two OrlllreC dqy-,
although she was a buxom and hearty
looking maiden -Chicogo Herald.