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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09
0AAn40mH 49,

Fottet Palmer Il one II Tie ~ 1aaN.
lords 0f the country Who refuses 70 ~
low any one IN his service 20 receive I
tip. 4 violation results ID the dis
missal OF the recipient.
@HoN came lie 10 make that fule4s ]
asked 6f Mr.. Mezerve, ! trotting imam,
who Il posted.
Zone day he said, 3rdttef Palmer
was speeding his horse on the lake
shore drive, when he became Sware
that some one was trying to pass him.
MI. Palmer touched up his horse with
the whip and the same did the man
who was behind. In . moment more
the latter passed Mr.. Palmer and as he
did 90 MI. Palmer recognized him a.
his head porter. The next day Mr..
Palmer met the man and said:
John, that is q pretty good horse
you had on the drive yesterday. You
passed ME, and my horse Is q COED one.
Where did you get your horse?
The porter, with q glow Of pride,
answered that the horse was his own.
"Mr. Palmer made no reply, bit be.
gan Investigation. He found that this
man was accumulating wealth on the
tips he received from guests Of the
Palmer house. He found that oil hil
employees were doing likewise, and he
at once issued the order that any man
in his service who received q tip was Il
be discharged. "-ChicdgO Mail.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09
~ lnesrririhle

II i The tfHtiAliy expressed opinion
Of Coroner Wagnef q indianapolis,
Ind, that Johnnie Sihlef, the Juvenile
Jesse Pomeroy, Who burned Ills little
sister IL, death arid tried to. Get Are to
the clothes Of another girl when .
crowd gathered 1t the house, must be
placed under greater restraint than his
mother can exercise oyet him, but just
what should b done, with him ii per-
picking question, as he Is too young to
be sent to the state reform school for
boys. The coroner says that Johnnie
is the most DEPRIVED boy that he has
ever known, and that he is little short
Of a demon. He is absolutely uncon-
trollable as . fire fend. The local
board Of charities has been giving at
tention TO his case, and may undertake
the care OF him. His mother was mar.
ried when II years old, and ia now
10, with 4 family Of three children, oi
whom Johnnie ii the oldest.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09

4EEEEH .6AELE FYIEFENat. uxAkC Nuk bAS ~ viz
past week. and his come to IN conclusion
that the new city toilets for the street are
really prettier than the rural ones OF the
past summer. Il b only about n person
In nifty who looks really we'll In the gowns
affected at ! fashionable resorts; Many
Of the country well. nor does
d~ishevelied hair cs invariably prove
slightly on her. q It does with The heroines
made Of the dandies. who are ut lsast pass.
able In ordinary attire. but q Q often comic
when suddenly come upon clad In gokgeous
and ili-ftting blazers. battored.hnkin9
hats, and the turn-down collars of Nnenel
now that they have res umed ne sssS Of
cooler xesther IN the city. We have Aap-
PLY hid farewell for q while. aho, to those
aw ul caps and top-tiltsd sailor hats worn
by the girls. The acme Of absurdity seems
narrow -brimmed hats that ladies' wore
1t the seaside and in the mountains. bal
anced on their eyebrows. One awful ex-
ample recalled was that OF = white sailor
hat Of this description; which had q brim in
yard wide. How much more artistic arc
the hat and bonnet shown In this sketch
OF two ladies' attirod for IN afternoon round
OF formal calls. The hat was gray. with .
lighter feather In the same color. and the
UOAu0t vas - BNlulk yOtS8t 8UAtTs UOtu o6IUB
new models in millinery. The brief mantle
is . double coachman cape OF cloth. with .
standing collar. and the gowa 10 camels
hair with velvet figures raised In the man.
ner OF some OF the finer new fabrics. The
fabric OF tho other dress il OF the same sort
with a doep ruffe OF embossed velvet. Let
the authentic Information be added that
fashion doesn't sanction the collarless
dresses for the street. Those seMi-low cut
bodices have Teen carried over from the
summer by . few in judieious dressers; but
they Rre not considered good form, and
should be condemned just as the ~outlandish
Mother Hubbard and Dolly Warden whimsi-
9 shttes werc . few years ago. Decollete
bodlcee may be deemed tolerable and even
admirable. for pretentious occasions In.
doors. but not the smallest approach to
such q thing On the promenade Is agreeable.
Excepting the spOoks and s~pititualists Of
til Diss- stamp. there are no greater
] umbugs tolerated by the community than
the com piexion artists whose stuffy little
rooms abound In the district Of feminine
shopping. The amount Of mischief these
mon and women accomplish IL simply In.
caiculable. II the worthless stuffs done mp
in m~iraculously lateled bottles and jars
were harmless land Of course thcre are
really beneficial preparations in the mar.
ketl their traffic would not be 30 heinous:
but they are allowed to swindle the gullfble
women and girls out OF their money and
impose upon them lotions that. burn and
blister ths skin. ruin the hair, and very
often deranze the entire system. Twas not
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09

a. ! 1anss, aad tbst recalls ne fsst tAai
her happy situation. n that reepeot1 y
The Eyysrsp q the = n, thtch .hsi
gsoWH-Hp ssefets to0 stem nnH tktmselvse
8 bait Cumpfipshtart 10 the Brse4 Y
- ssntlss ssx Y t.s laes net fsarly e. 9!
II thej gass 70. WhiJ9 few ren cad do n
without lRwkwsrdn6ss 81 ans. tjme Of life,
and m pretty sure " glve Ut, trying so0n
"a dsviiea ) tSika sAds ddsdriile ID which
one pan ssrsse fck I've is9iniap pastners;
taken SUGGESTION iron, tho popular mill
sehottische .ooinnenly called dancing
In the barn. He has ingen iously devised
steps which viii result In . harm nous trio
II Il be skillfully done. The gu I'd Tile 10 IN
easier eccomplishment. the triplets going
scntiaiiy different from those ordinarily
achieved BY couples In the standard lam
ciers.
Gorgeous are several Of the ladies' 3 Turk
ish bathing establishments OF the fashi on
able type, and In the n you = eee the
They are chosen Tor healthy prescntability:
to begin with. and are dressed in becoming
uniforms, from tho rrottily capped and COS:
TIMED Rirl who dshBrs you into tho ante.
room. to this muscular. bas6sarnled ond
Who attends you III bsthih9 and rubbing
NCp0I kuAcutDs LUG 0el&ut Oh luxury 10 NJ
tained In seyefal OF the rival baths. and our
swell women are the customers who make
tho business prUfita. le. BY meanA OF i
small tib and Alaree lump of taffy l got the
mistress bf the lbthGiDE-room 81 a Turkish
bath to tell us some gossip. According to
thta mercenary ~iong.tongue. Mrs. Lanetry
is q OF the most persistent batEers who
came TO the establishments. She might fall
to KEEP an engagement with some famous
frock-maker. but with her bathing mist ess
never.
An excellent outdoor toilet. which would
be too SNOWY for street wear Il made uD in
light colors. but which il modest and bc-
coming Ne carried out in louistne sill.
trimmed with marrow black velvet and tied
with tiny cows is depicted. The hat IL OF
. new shape. too. and is covered with silk
70 match the gown. The child's dress is a
simple an pretty model in light fringe
about two inches long, vigorously fiizzed.
and turned down over the dress collar.
Fashion has some thoughts OF drawing
woman's hair down to the maps OF the neck
again. change that would be by no means
generally welcome. Most faces are SO
much improved by the little pyramid OF
pretty soft u Is above the forehead that we
should simply stand aghast q. our own ILL
favored looks II those we're removed. while
TO retain = few curls on tho top and have a
mass OF plaits or coils behind makes the
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09

AsSa sisnbsrvas 45asa
~ - aSlivA1 of d1ndidates ~ IL
Auptik hhpnufss He 1fa ~ ov6al
1ssNl At tkem. Ixiks III mAAtef, sueh
Spbo&m si1sd - S1ir a. aepths 81 Ms
aurps3SS 6esssssntatent. Aed 1ona
- aeeestoAea % adcspltng pupA u
atso3)e ~ = mAttek61 Upnrso. He nav
atsy hlns1l. ~ yeepped h0rth
VIII u ~ cA1lne dignity which ne
uaoos3Dn ssGeanc4 To warrant. md can.
UDualy slmsll0d 81 horsos And riders
This ~ Of courtesy On his pArt seton:
Plished, AZ walled bach ~ tho lAjbor .ol
Tho cAhAn, shattered himself by the
Justfesis Iids, and intelligently seemed
3 Await the contamination Of the holy
fites.
The Justice eyed Tor i minute the
wet sides 81 the animals, which fully
corroborated the fellows assertion that
they Md s&um the Kaw to get there.
.WAAl, light, them he commanded
them, pleasantly, *an' tote yer critters
ter yon cottonwoods, an mosey inter
ther cabin
Then, leaving them to obey his d.
roctions, old Hiram entered his house
and made N necessary arrangements
for his guests from across the KAw.
Finally they were al1 seated in the
cabin, and the old Justice proceeded b,
make himself acquainted with the
would-le groom.
@Whar do you'uns hold 10th ercro .
Their Kav, stranger" old Hiram asked.
low yon'uns hev hearn tell O
Slacker's P'ifnt?'
oh, yes; used ter 80 ter see . Wild
der down thar" And the Justice
laughed ct the recollection thus
awakened. He was bent on making
himself facetious before his guests.
4Thet war six year ago an better"
low now. eff hit warn't Sally
Jane Helsmacky,' said the girl, with
coarse giggle.
1t var Sally Jane Helamacky." an
swered the Justice, smiling. $50 yer
live on Their pint, strangely" he asked,
turning again to the man.
WAL, dad, he lives thar, an l live
thar with im,' the dumpy specimen
replied.
What monght yer name boz"
sid Johnsing.s
BY gum! I low you'uns be no To-
ton to ole Murray Johnsing. as used
to run . still down in ole Kaintuck ?
Powful man ALFRED, low.down. or
merry cuss ole Murray was. said tha
Justice. his characteristic OUTS O ere
ness coming to the surface.
be ole Murray's oldest boy,
Squire" said the fellow. with a broad
grin, while . harsh giggle came from
beneath the tiny pink sunbonnet.
Il be blOwed! / wouldn't although
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09


it'll Ws-al, look a-here. young gal; sech
bein' the case, n this here Sid You be
thinkin' O. hitchin' up ter be . chip
offen Their ole block, ye'd better mount
yer bobtatl critter an ride home nm
hitched furever, ntr marry alongside
sech = burned fammerly as ole Murray
Johnsing,s.r
A loud guffaw from the man greeSed
the Justices adyice. Evidently such
. warning gave him no uneasiness,
and, strange to relate, provoked no
sWot be yer name, gal Z" old Hiram
now asked, turning TO the green clad
creature before him.
MY name be Mirandy Ann Smith,
an / low / knows wot's wot erbout Sid
Johnsing. He's 8 heap Their best man
on the Pint" And she tossed her head
rather indignantly.
Yer be no kin, / Tow, ter ole Lutte
Smith, wot WAS 50 miserable low-down
% ter steal Wilder Gratis hog. over
tother side o. Turtle Bottom }"
WAL, now, Squire, / jest low / be.
/ be his darter BY his third wife" And
she snapped her pale eyes upon hin,
most triumphantly.
WAL, ! be plumb dog gone ex-
claimed the Justice. @But it's I
mighty blessed freak o. fate fur you'uns
ter want ter hitch, fur it'd be : plumb
shame fur ter spile two fammerlies
with sech - yon'uns. Hop yer mp,
Sid an Mirandy Ann, an les have ther
thing over. / hain't goin' ter send yer
back ter Their Pint Unhappy"
The awkward but strangely we'll
mated couple according to old Hi
rams belief stood mp ~ hidden, and the
questions were given and answered,
sitter which the Justice closed with his
usual characteristic statement:
I'm Their name o Their Lo'd Almighty,
/ purnounce you'uns man an woman
- s
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09
A Good Chance for DEVELOPMENT.

Logan county, West Virginis, has an
area of 800 square miles. The only
town in the county is Logan Court
House, with a population of 800.
There is only one church building in
the county, and that was erected by q
private individual. The nearest rail-
road station to the county seat is sixty
five miles. Goods are taken into the
county in push boats at IS cents per
100 pounds, as there are no roads
throughout the county. Land sells
from 81 to 70 per acre. Dense forests
the greater part of this hilly and
mountainous country. The hills are
full Of veins of coal varying in thick.
ness from four to twenty-one feet.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09

head appear large and ungracefully shaped.
requiring. moreover. an unusually plentiful
crop Of hair to look adequate without pad
ding or artificial additions.
Il 9 give you y pian.' said IN accom-
nigh and low styles. avoids all strain. and
for which the indigenous growth, II a fairly
plentiful crop, is ample without pads or
artificial additions. The hair is divided
into three parts. the middle piece being the
width OF the forehead Immediately behind
the fringe. hut tapering OF to nothing n
little above the nape OF the neck. First.
the hair from the sides is brushed smoothly
back and tied quite low; then the middle
piece is made into five or six curls. rollel
mp. and prettily arranged on the top of the
head. after which the tied ends are divided
into four and arranged in rolls down tho
back. the two first being placed aide by
side Immediately below the front curis. ind
the remainder n above tho other. SO that
the couture narrows u littls to the bottom.
Caro- should be taken. however. to make
the bottom roll full n outstanding. so
that the hair may take a graceful straight
outline. not cutvin9 in with the shape o.
the head. "-Daisv Dart, in 1Hicago Ledger.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09
UniuSt Taxatioa.

II 10 unjust TO tax the stomach with bufthen6
that It cannot bear. Many ally people thus ~
rAnnize that faithful ssrvitor until It rebels and
Furnishes them as they deserve. Dyspepsia Il
usually the child Of gsstronoinis folly, but
whether this or the natural associate Of inner.
emit feebleness from childhood, 1t 10 surely and
pleasantly remediable with Hostctteris Stomach
Bitters. the finest and most highly sanctioned
gastric tonic In existence. Al . result Of the
tome impaired to the stomach. and the Increased
activity Of its digestive aud assimilative sction,
insured by the persistent use Of this benign In.
vigoraut, general stalnina ID augmented. the
nerves strengthened and tranquilized, and .
tendency to insomnia and h~ypochondriasis do.
fented. Biliousness, chills aud fever, rheunA-
tism and kidney troubles are conquered by this
Admirable medicine.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09

Devices OF Indian Criminals.

Some curious devices practiced by
criminals are mentioned by the writer
Of a series of articles in the Times OF
India on "By-paths of Crime in India"
One curiosity which he was shown on
. visit to the Presidency Jail in Calcut.
to was . heavy lead bullet, about threa
quarters Of an inch in diameter. Thi
was found on an habitual thief, and wa,
being used to form q pouch or bag i,
the throat for secreting money, jewels,
etc, in the event Of his being searched.
The ball is put into the mouth, and i;
allowed to slide down gently until ii
reaches some part near the epiglottis,
where it is held in position and is kept
there for about half an honr at a timc.
This operation is repeated many times
daily, and gradually Q sort of pocket
is formed, the time being longer OF
shorter, according to the size of locket
required. In some cases six months
have been sufficient, in others q year,
while in some cases two years are nec-
essary. Such . pouch as this Inst il
capable Of holding ten rupees, about
the size OF ten forms. The thief, there
fore. can undergo search, and nothing
being found, he goes away with the
spoils in his throat, the power Of breath
ing and speech being in no way inter
fered with.
About . score Of prisoners in the
Calcutta jail have such pouch forma-
tons. In the hospital of The prison the
visitor learned some of the malingering
practices Of Indian criminals. In one
q 3 he saw . youth who was q perfect
skeleton, with l~ustrous eyes looking out
in : CHASTITY manner from . worn, bag
gard face. II was discovered that he
had for two years been taking an irrit-
ant poison, with . view to produce d.
arrh9a, in order to shirk work and get
pleasant quarters in the hospital. But
he had overdone the part, for he had
reduced himself to such q condition
that recovery was all but impossible.
This taking Of internal irritants is q
common practice among the hAbitual
criminals Of Calcutta. Castor oil seed,
croton seed, and two other seeds which
have no English name arc the agents
most commonly employed. One man
was pointed out who, in order to get Oh
his letters. had produced IN nicer by
rubbing the chafed skin with caustic
lime and then irritating the sore BY
scratching it with : piece Of broken
bOttle.-P0u Mali Gazette.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09
The Head Wasn't Yet I)eaA.

Fireman Matthew Byo had an expe-
rience at Negaunee, Mich, that he
will not soon forget. A brakeman
named Thomas Higgins slipped be-
tween two freight cars On . moving
train. The signal to stop was given
by another brakeman, who saw the
fall, and the train stopped and backed
up to where Higgins lay. Five cars
had passed over his body, which was
frightfully mangled. The head was
completely severed from his trunk and
lay several feet from the track. Fire
man Byo picked up the head and was
horror stricken to see the eyelids close
and again open and partly close again.
This was seen by Engineer William
Whitney and the brakeman. Allthree
were badly frightened. This sign Of
consciousness was given several min
utes after the head was severed from
the body. The three witnesses are re.
liable, we'll known men.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09

aware OF all this u week agn. One has to
grow the plant experience for herself.
have had some school friends visit.
: pretty woman under twenty-five. Who.
after the customary time OF mourning. Is
gradually getting into colorS again. and
beginning to lock about for q second hus-
band. aithou n ] wouldn't let her know that
drscs has ! remarkably pretty. facs. the
only blemish being = small but thriving
mustacho OF the same golden blonde ~ her
hair. The down growth is such = vexation
to her that b never goes On the street
without q yei!, and positively refuses 70 so
dences have been growing old and mellow
for the last ten years. when Grace came
to visit me We slept together. and Ii M Of
our all night talks she told me OF her
trouble. | knew q once. Or thought I knew.
ance. and told her 50. The next morning
took her to SEQ . complexion artist.
Madame wa q Hungarian Jewoss. with .
bunchy figure. an ill-ftting black gown. =
most untidy pair d shoes; e olss.inous
hands you can imagine. copiously iewsled
with gold rings. She received US id adarken-
cd parlor: did q lot Of rambling talk about
super1uous hair and the danger ladte0 IN.
CURED In attempting. to remove Il barber
only the best people Ia nav York sooiety
for her customers. and paid herself = great
many more complimonts than m06esty
should have allowed. Becoming impatient,
] asked her Whist she claimed TO do, and
for an answer she took seidlitE powder
box from q cabinet and displayed what It
first seemed to be red wax plstes such 40
dentIsts use to strhghten crooked teeth.
On the convex or outer Side Of eacA Vas .
rambling growth Of hair. which TIE fat old
impostor had the ~efhrOntery " tell - she
had re moved from the fnees and arms Of
e.sr high.born patrons. The assertion was
10 absurdly funny that I lsaghed out
right. =
AL these hairs I have ramoved MxssR.ss
seized n.
Il don't doubt II, madam. ~ said. that
ron removed them. but yOn must A2yA had
hairs never grow ON any AMeyfeAn NORMAN
Thss Wa moro than IL HuAgnftaA lAdy
could endure. and she clapped ths ~ eoyAI
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09
New Departure

by the manufacturers Of DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery. In g~tiarantscins this
world famed remedy to cure all diseases
arising from arrangements OF the liver or
stomach. rs indigestion. or dyspepsia. bill
%feusness. or liver complaint or from i'm.
pure blood. ne boils, blotches. pimples.
eruptions. scalp disease. sait-rheum,
s%crofulous sores, and swctitngD and kindred
ailments. Monty patd for sDiscoverys
promptly returned II. on fait trial. It doesn't
cure.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09
The Largest Potato Crop.

The Farmers RevieW reports that
the potato crop of 1889 will exceed in
quantity that Of any previous year in
the United states. The total crop il
estimated at 233, zoo, 600 bushels, which
exceeds last years crop by over H..
600, 600 bushels
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09
Nor enjoyment and not sorrow
Is our destined end or way;
But to act that each tomorrow
NIL --.~ 49,

The sentiment 80 aptly expressed by the
poet ought to sound like a trumpet to every
sluggish soul. md animate them to new
and vigorous efforts to improve their con.
diticn. To all those who have the desire to
way. We say. write to b. +. johnson l. Co..
Richmond. Va. and they will b. Of service
to YOU.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09

JOAQUIN MILLER, who gave to the in
cipient state Of idaho its name, says
that it is written and spelled i'm
properly. The correct form is Idahoho,
with the accent on the third syllable.
The name means the light on the
mountains.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09

II is provided in the Idaho constitu-
tion which has Just been adopted, that
two-thirds OF . jury may convict or &C.
quit or render . verdict, the same as il
the twelve had agreed.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-10-09
Evening Dress.

Smart Attorney-You say the even
ing wore on. What did it wear on
that particular occasion?
Witness-The close Of day, I pre-.