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Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-11-20

The Little Falls Transcript Of the
18th inst. says: IL Is expected that
after today the Little Falls & Dakota
trains will run through to Brainerd,
and that the Duluth trains will run
as far east as Staples. This will give
train service to all the points on the
old b Little Falls and
Staples, fsS56 allow all the present
st. Paul and Fargo trains to run over
the cutoff.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-11-20

Kansas Republicans declare for
temperance, but no prohibition. A
mass meeting was recently held at
Leavenworth, and resolutions were
adopted in favor Of re-submission, of
the prohibition amendment of the
state constitution to a vote of the PEG.
pie. Resolutions were also adopted
calling on the governor to Convene
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-11-20
Strikes are quite common nOw-a-
days over In free trade England.

It should be remembered that Kan
sas elected Democratic governor in
1882, after giving Garfield 81 900 ma
jority in 1880. In 1884 she swung
back into line, and gave Blaine 49,
$50 majority.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-11-20

The Jefferson club, small Demo-
cratic organization which Was started
at Washington during the early days
of the Cleveland administration, has
given up the ghost. 1t could not ex-
list without Government pap.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-11-20

"Sketch of the Life, Civil and Mil
itary Service of Captain \. H. Reed,
OF Minnesota, Candidate for Sergeant
alarms of the National House of
Representatives, Fifty-first Congress-"
is the title o. an eight-pnge pamphlet
which has been received by numer-
Gus persons at Washington.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-11-20
DR.. TaImage Again An Editor.

Beginning with January 1st next,
the Rev. 7. De Witt Talmage, D. D.,
will become one of the editors of The
Ladies' Home Journal, of Phila-
delphia. The famous preacher will
have regular department each
month, written by himself, with the
title "Under My Study Lamp" His
first contribution will appear in the
January number of the Journal. DIR.
Talmage's salary is said to be one Of
the largest ever paid for editorial
Uork
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-11-20

Are you made miserable by Indi-
gestion, Constipation, Dizziness, Loss
of Appetite, Yellow Skin? Shiloh's
Vitalizer Is positive cure. Sold by
Fritz Buckentin.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-11-20

For Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint
you have printed guarantee on
every bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizer. It
never fails to cure. Sold by Fritz
Buckentin.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-11-20

Why will you cough when Shiloh's
Cure will give Immediate relief.
Price 10 cents, so cents and 81. Sold
by Fritz Buckentin
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-11-20

"Hackmetack. y a lasting and frag-
rant perfume. Price 25 and so cents.
Sold by Fritz Buekentin.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-11-20

5hiloh's Catarrh remedy-a positive
cure for Catarrh, Diphtheria and
Canker-Mouth. Sold by Fritz Buck
entin,
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-11-20

Potatoes sell at retail in st. Paul
for 25 cents per bushel.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1889-11-20

If you want to borrow
Money on improved farms,
at low rates of Interest and
easy terms Of payment, call
on us for particulars.
p. A. Mccarthy & Co.
s5tf
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-19
LEONARD SWEET DEAD.


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fFesA WAasA Ms Asssf falltss--A Nstaals
Carsss CasseA. s3 Nh u
rhe dsAth u Is6aasd 6Wsek = Chfeneus
,avyAr. ~ist6A aea.ssd =. - -, - ..::
....'. ie.. @ ..I !. Sc. Fl: ~.
= n 7l & d
psomlnsM cafa1es 60 veo Mae clQo1x
0ena6sd wah sesrsiag nastonu ess1oas
IhA bar g ilIlnotsa - - sef eao1e
- aoaeet meeahers ~ hg1k 1tast cgNAnonegs
NJ. Swstt kxd hesn xiliae f1t I etsp1e'
.pl years pase. but hce unatl Wi13tn 4 MqDl
q two bod his heAlth
glsen sefiouA canee ~ n
for Aaxsey. y NAs q
ost driving o. Ihsse
day less, And went ~ 3
sh0ss wask kfe01y ~
siestneon. Eafi ~ as
6esasQay mornang - n tss a sss' e
4 ~ ~ - atsgEse q Nas9 A. M
~. Is l..zs ~
- : -
y r. lA...ls..,' b. " ylssszg!gg |.
~ n - agSg sss
=. - IL cO I..'s v t4s gss
ssrvA n - - Z. Is i.sss
- 1sE0srs cWesss LnoNAnb AM1s1s
AIsveo nosne from SOfoeu onlveraty end
was rsco9nl1ed X me- father. Dsss
Lyman' soanson. Davses ana Wssecocs
were sn asssadanos during the last houfs
Ous tnsW sstvsces we're unAvaAing.
Leonsra owets wsf born IN Oxford
county, 1nane. 70 ioS'O, AZ tatnef being q
IsT1 ne 49, eoaoassa o NofsA Tar
mou.a acsaemy ana Wassfvhle oealega
ne studied lAw wsaa Howard = 6htptsy,
Ior.'an9, ~ ana vent south, sneeadiug
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-19

At Denver ex-P0lice Chief Brady has
been indicted on several charges involving
general corruption: ex-Lieut. Connor and
ex- Detective Connor, for conspiracy to
rob Rio 0rAnds train; Chief Detective
Linton, for larceny as bsiles; ex-Patrol-
man Lewis, for honsebreaking; Patrolman
sauit With intent 70 do great bodily harm.
This 10 only beginning.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-19

The Cincinnati Price Current sayG:
Hogs have been marketed quite literally
the past week in the west, the aggregate
number somewhat exceeding the prevailing
expectations. The packing reports show .
total Of 285, eco Tor the week, against 255, :
OO0t The preceding week, land I'll 100 the cor
responding week last year, making total
Of 8, ,O00, 600 since March |, against 2,5A5,-
OOO year ago.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-19

A serious disaster was caused ut Union
town, Kan, by the bursting Of dam.
The towns Of Uniontown and Bellstown
were flooded and several lives lost.
Uniontown is about fifteen miles west Of
Fort Scott, ON the Wichita and Western
railroad. It is place of GOO inhabitants.
in the midst of thickly settled country.
The storm struck the western part Of
Bourbon county late At night. coming
from the west, where it had played great
havoc. At Augusta il assumed the form
Of . cioudburst. Heavy rains washed
away the dam ut Sixth street, causing the
water ID Back rum to rise at tho rate Of
three fest An hour, carrying away several
houses and the bridge across Sixth street.
That part Of Fort Scott known ~ Belle
town was entirely under water, and ths
people were taken ont in boats. Several
bridges were washed away and trains were
stopped on both sides of Fort scott. the
roads being under water for quite dis
touco. -
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-19


nearly impossible that they will be buried
from this Of, as soon 40 found.
Order os the My.tsc shri.s.
At the convention OF the Order Of the
Mystic Shrine, held in Chicago, number
Of changes in the bylaws and ritual vers
made and new officers elected. Among
them sre: Imperial potentate, Samuel
Briggs, Cleveland; imperial chief rabbina.
VIM. B. Melish, Cincinnati: imperial high
priest, John +. Brush, Indianapolis; i'm
perial marshal, Silas w. Eaton, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa; imperial outer suard,
Charles l.. Field, San Francis,o.
Tho Latest from stanley.
Tippoo Tbs son will leave Manyems
for Zanzibar this month with large cara
van. Letters received from Ujiji dated
March 10th, say tn ut Stanley met Tippoo
lib and sent number of sick followers
back with him, by way Of Congo. Stanley
intended coming to the east coast with
Emin Pasha. Tippoo lib would arrive in
Zanzibar in July.
srinneli. Iowa, Badly scorchsd.
Ars started In an elevator In the south
part Of 0rinnell, Iowa, and swept north,
carried by the Wind to the principal busi-
ness block Of the town, which was con.
frame. we're burned. includina Treat
Co.'s elevator, the city hall, Herald ONCE,
Merchants National bank, postofics, tele-
phone Office and many other stores. The
loss will be from $lOO,O0O to $l25, 100.
Most Of the buildings were partly insured.
vutlsy Army Drill AboJlshed
Ao0o' '"o yours aso -" earnes. army
.n.p's'.'' Seoonuea ~ 'ome 0.e''o.'
oou'ss' oes.n an Ak'e: l0l' na'.nR ~. Tvs
o'leo' ,as .oo..'lon " s'unuAy 'n'pe'''ous
.;nas na a.s liz. ~ a., tns "a s nu;s sd. pss
m Other ways 70 the president which we're
ali referred to the wnr department. Com
Hictinp views upon the subject were held
by officers. but at last the president has set
tied the matter. AZ il shown by 4 general
official order. the Arst made by Gen. Kel-
~ .'1ca ~ sss@s1 ". C.acs Ua sutus.us
sr, : rres;dant d;,sct: th.A S.rssv ,.o,r. norm.
ino insnection viii he merely a. tHa dress
and oenerai annaarance vithont arms. and
the more complete inspection under arms
with ali men present. as renuired in Par.
950 A. r. lsag. viIl take nlnce saturday,
-
,,,.. 49,. &C.,, ~, s;....;.
no,.. y - a.-... -. -, .e....
storms. At Sonth Rerwick among others.
the Berwick academy, erectad i2sa was
struck by liohtnino. the holt enter;no tho
school room and Affecting fftv- fhree
scholars. Three girls were prostrated md
Law uncon nsc;nus fnr hours vhiIa onlv one
ucholar VAS sbla to 90 out for ma.licsl ~.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-19

.sSss IS ~ -
IT, Ta: so,,o-,., ..,..,..s.. =. ~. ...,.
elected c(loers of ~ crend chsp3ar cf
Dakota Masons:
John OAvison, Bismarck, grand II. r..
Henry 8. Williams, Aberdeen, deput y
grand H. r; Leonard Rose, Fargo, grand
king; Francis Ingalls,, jamestown, grand
ecribe; =. J.. Dox, Brookings, treasurer:
g. +. Wilder, Castlet0n, secretary; Fred
Gardner, Sioux Falls, chaplain; Frank
Ssryov. Wshssar. >. =. Va W C.rroIi
Wateftown, B. A. CT Mills. Aberdeen.
:; s. ]. Hill, Fargo. 2; Van Antwerp,
r:.aI cank.on, :; ssspnen =. BOO o. Custer
S'' sa-' -
= - .eesn Da.osa .ad Laa
!. ss, "Av /" ws'.'As ~ 'ns lous
nov ssasss TOT tne new 1ork 1vsOs~e, mas
this to my Of the Bad Lands west Of
Bismarck: The country il generally
l.v., rr.,, ~. ma r..s. =. ..s.s
1.ass. s.e Dsu A.nu. =. ioscneo'
Ihey Are mot BAD lands ct al. bat wonder
ful lands. Thsy constitute one Of the
most m,rvalous physical annesrancss Ia
- .,...s i. 40 -..-rt ~, -.
" oo'sa1su on sn,s cons'nent' Aney ate
....;a.. ~. 49, :s1 80, \. .ay sus
strancely broksn. All 4 once numberless
peaks, 8 sharp in their formation as the
fingers On your hand, rise straight up from
TS.. ny sa - = sn =, samy 2. assave Dus.es.
~ c;rcr,sr rv.s ~ ',~.v MIDI rns,.c. sa n tcrm %
~, o..os.. ~ Gn =. P.cos ln 10TH.
80 70 49,. q s..N:an' D' a..I AloYueay a.o.l a
UAA0 "a 49, HsE0lHOt Uuu EOBuA1E UuSSob
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-19

~ tvice ~ nssds ~ croom. y 81
-
II "a ID Il ~ w sI1I
: A oonfereAH4 Ok eoloIsd Me9 - l. =
shsld II IL IJGx f
az. ~ IN &I~ - - is i1ISss p &
ol,;.~ts NM ySsEa.4S,sr ~ sTTs n SY F.
- ...ss -.
srS cth.. ~ tnrcnshont M scrsS SsssS
stssA. -'o' '' 81. -
81 sss !
ansssneAlsa - ssssssss.
Acting LAad Commissions Stone. q
tie interior dspartmsnt, has issusd -
Scl,o-ir. n..a.,. -. ..,~s ,.s.e,.~ ",
.. 49, -. I, Z. ! s ~ s... s -, ~
nyposne:acai quesslons sn0alo eos g ~
se.RTesea soo stracs. @ Mnen ea noaes2
settler. ignofnnk g ~ 49,, - flses -
aoclsaOns g ~. 80 ~ T.. j!
seisss = SlsstlS r. N 4 H.
IN, ,l..l;'lI. n. n y.
9 .seI aecsss0ns, = y: - Fov1nce
q sn.s oc - ~ sIsl ~ ~ a0sy, e .nosd
y sucn s.ls. KY ~ sne ILL., lnao sM.saon ,aa ~ -
~ Possess.oe 3. w. csn pc gwen Wi'oous ees-
n"sns 70 tns PaOilc service.
Assssssa,sx versrs a. c.mn,ssu.n.
Inc executive board Of the Inter stare
Commerce Railway association has given
its decision in the application Of the Chi
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-19

=. s az .,s..ys, ~. -. .' p.lssav sccu.u.s a,.l
in the Aberdeen land district. The NJ.
tlsrs Who want Quarter section Of Dako.
ta's best lands should come immediateiy.
.A..;.t.r. po..r.s..- n.n.,., rs..r.
.cn .,-,.a ~. ....,,.;o, - 800 -.
postmsst1rs the othsr iav and anno;"tsd
les. AmonS them verc win 4. Hai.r
Sargent. Forman county. and Charles q
Promansen. McKal. Rottinean conntv
Oak.
Charles =. Jones, assistant ticket agent
far tha Chic.oo aud Nor4h .4arn - Hr.
ron. has heen commiss;onsd Aid IA. osmn
to the commander in -ohief Of the D. N. q.
" Gov. Aeilstte. TIE Selection 10 said
- " soo@ one'
lodge OF the order OF the white
Cros. has recently been o. ablished in
NJ n"e1ueen wn meMoersMp OF twenty:
Nnsv.is;.u 1sn .:..na y oo1t1sou sI.aay VI
al. s'"n S's'Ae"' suA - So~lnS lsP-
w.s.h ., -. -.
q w.....- ~, ).
-. sss "eUs... 80. u.eu - fVey ncnal,.a, on
uo 49, coas' u AlIc.. ,s. He was younR
February. 1887. - I missionary in 4 :r,ca.
The city council ha. taken staps ro.
.ra ...n~;.c -. 80, a.,;...-. !. a..
S..r 'oTIis Th;1 ,l's .''sn a.. ae'aseiy ~ Apst. 81
houses and streets are properly numbered
as required by the department.
ID. L. NcKinney, OF sioux Falls, a d.
,,.,,-
and q brother Of 6. E. Mckinney. presi.
dent OF the bank, ID believed 10 been lost
In the Johnstown calamity.
Dol. G. W. 6tutenroth. of Watertovn,
hos been appointed .id-de .can,D ia the
commander -in-chief % the Dakota Ma
tional Guards with the rank of colonel.
/<SHuntiy, the Huron spriutsr, went
down to Inwood, lows, the other day and
cleaned crowd OF Rock Rapids sports
out Of 81. 900 or over on . foot race.
"A dow OF water was struck at the arte.
sian we'll at Devils Lake in a ouantity
equal to 800 barrels day. The water Is
eAceilent anu o'sar . cryssal.
-Quartsrmaster- General Carpenter has
purchased 10000 rounds Of cartridges for
target practice at the military encamp-
men. = "s'erown.
Son'a Dakota prohib1tion'sts have ar
ranged TOT the puolication q campaign
RapeIs - ianksOn, 0souA Eshs, siacneii'
80 ~
a'' u''POseu y aet WAIST
w0s.s 70, Dcnos - per cent. premium and
= oncs = -'S ''AAAp'pe 's'''''
1 --Nov p;..,. ,,.o,,o... - ..v. . -,
.-s:, ... :. =. - ."' i''n-
nsnv ~ hssn - o,.,.n;sed % . sor - n.sru. SUn
tion.
TX D.v,. ~ u.,,,.,,;. r... -.
Nan .ho..n .n,,..:....a.,. :. u. go, Ga ..
Fails schools Il salary Of SIS Ga ~ wear
ri. 1ar.,a rorr. ~, oo,,,,a;, a,:,s..a
=. ,a.s !, a.. :. = ~ y.s... so. aoas..u
srs. Bismarck sent about $50 il I cash. sl1.'
~. 80 .-., -. 80, . 80. :,
s;o,. y v.,,.. . T...h. ...' ..: ..as : -, '..s :.
held & Canton june 9t,th. a7th ana aSth. q
The Day county commissioners have
decided that all does il that couutv th.t
do mot wear muxxlss must die.
The South Dakota Agricultural 90
eiety viii hold it, afth annual iair At Ab-
srdssn Sspesmbsr 2Sd to 9th.
banana belt jasper y what the Da-
kosans Gail the stones taas abound on the
@ .'.'.s. = .l.ny ..s.
aesl sose on sns eap.saa ques-
Sn sscnr ~ r.i,s IIs .,d ssn n'''de0 Dsseon
n. u..e. u.:.-.. u. y.
49,, .s;..-.,. - s. ..aAs - -. - -. & 4
Besdle coanfv l thia 49, 80. . .
--Ths op.nip~ & - f.ir sronnd. 4 4.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-19
The wicked and the Unforianats.

Fire at Mile End, Montreal, was caused
by the upsettinR Of lamp at the oil re-
6nesy. The Ere covered an area Of fifteen
acres. The total damage 10 laros, the oil
company''S loss reaching o25, 900. =
Frank Saddler and Frank Ryan, at Can.
ton, O., pleaded guilty to ATTEMPTED train
wrecking, and were sentenced to fifteen
years In the penitentiary and to pay fne
Of $500 each.
Samuel Richards was arrested at Louis
vile for raps conmitted at York, Nsb.
Nicholas Pear. at Cincinnati, cut hi
wife's throat and then made au ugly gosh
10 his own. He 10 II years old.
e. Three Polanders were fatally Injured by
2 exile sion es gas at Notti i I'M collier,
Plymouth, Penn.
News II Bfta
II is proposed to lay cable from o. end
to Ameri q.
The secret ballot bill has passed IL,
Connscticut Legislature by .. large m.-
jority.
Gov. Hill, Of New York. has sigaed .he
bill making it misdsneanor TO keep i
bucket shop" for betting Or gambling
purposes.
]. B. wellington, travelling man, was
fatally shot at Clay Center, KAN, by, Dr..
J. p. Stewart. The trouble grew ont Of 4
previous alteration.
Cole Younger, notorious Wyoming
OUTLAW, has been drowned in that territory
while fording q river. His pal, Ennesl
Williams has been aIroeted pending 4
search for Younger's bodys
Willam Young, mllitiaDan On daly a
Johnstown, Pa. committed suicils BY
shooting.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-19
rhs Ns,s I.lcense Lax.

by ths operation Of an act Of the last
Legislature Of Dakota, the liquor licenses
for retailers will b $500 on and after the
let day Of July. Under the law each So
ioonkssper must pay S5eO TO the county
and $50 TO the city per annum, these be-
in9 the minimum figures. Heretofore the
county has received nothing.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-19

This powder never vaf1cs a marval o. pu-
ritz. strength and wholcsomness. More eco-
no;nical than the Osdinery kinds, apd cannot
be sold In comptition with the multitude of low
Sold only In canA Royal Baking Powder CO /,
rs Walls N. Z,
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-19
unday Army Drill Abolished.


A.sports come from all directions around
Dover, N. H., Of damage done by recent
storms. At South Berwick, among others,
the Berwick academy, erected 1872, was
struck by lightning. the bolt entering tho
school-r0om and affecting fifty three
scholars. Three girls were prostrated and
lay unconscious for hours, while only one
scholar was able to 60 out for medical AID.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-19

Tippoo Tbs son will leave Manyema
for Zanzibar this month with . large cara
van. Letters received from Ujij, dated
March 10th. say thu Stanley met Tippoo
Tib and sent number of sick followers
back with him, by way Of Congo. Stanley
intended coming to the east coast with
Emin Pasha. Tippoo lib would arrive in
Zanzibar in July.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-19

Are started in an elevator In the south
part Of 0rinnell. Iowa, and swept north.
carried by the Wind to the principal busi-
ness block Of the town, which was con.
sumod. Forty-one buildings, mostly
frame, we're burned, including Treat 4
Co.'s elevator, the city hall, Herald ONCE,
Merchants' National bank, postoidcs, tele-
phone Office and many other stores. The
loss will be from $lOO,OO0 to $l25, 900.
Most Of the buildings were partly insured.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-19

i.
The canal collapse continues the topic
on the isthmus, not that as matters stand
It affects the canal, but that the collapse
has affected all there and produced great
suffering. Thousands. ~ already report
cd, have already left. but there are others
who yet require transportation. In oil,
upwards of 5000 Jamaicans have been
sent back to Jamaica, and 80 in propor-
tion those of other countries have been re-
moved. Matters are, of course, as duh ~
they can be, and the city OF Panama has
resumed tnat quiet appearance II Moreover
twenty years ago, when one or two steam
ers would visit tine port in . week. The
number Of sales by auction Of household
furniture, even in the city of Panama: is
unprecedented, and all merchandise is dis
posed of for much below its value.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-19
Lesl,l.ae's Turn Vow.

Haytien legation at Washington
has received the following cablegram from
the SECRETARY OF var at Port-au- Prince:
Situation good. reports Of Hippolyte's
success false. Perfect tranquility reigns
in the west and south. All our lines are
efficiently guarded.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-19

contlMues ana ii III SECTIONS ana disoo osi0nDE
bodies ass being found. A Aumbef Of
bodies afs NOW cominR to tho snrlecs OF
the waters, and thoss whoSs work has
mads them cOmpstsat judges sag - many
more Rodiea - have bsan found are lying
The provisions ssot to the valley on'.d
seem to have rsached the right places. A
number Of carloads Of all kinds Of supplies
havs been semitic Morrsllville, and % there
was 10 damage done there BY the flood,
nsnt citixens n 1lUtlels( llIl laSo&ds AT1U1Us
ne = ioss .sist a',s =, .ss .,s,! s:s. x.
rising train 1An3s AAam line - ssesiyss
their share. Il n safe TO say Tint th6se
people have secnEsk Snon9h apsOvisiona ~
last them six months and clothing enough
to last ave years.
HersAftersth the commissary departments
will be IN charge OF Col. 6pangler, assist
ant Quartermaster- general, with three a.
sistants. 1hsrsswin bs two post cNmmis-
sioners and sslsvsn diStrict commi1saiiss,
tue latter In charge Of the lisutsn4nts Of
the National gu1fd. Thsar duty WI be to
And out al In nssdt aat make sblist Of
thsany sand mske peanieitions op ~ quar-
ternAstsx- -gsns Il f6r proviatchs Z IA dis.
ooo ~ "
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commissafy department wsll bstnsnsd Over
to them.
Identification Of bodies has hscoms 20
nearly impossible that they will be buried
from this on As soon 40 found.
Order oT the My.tsc shri.s.
At the convention Of the Order Of the
Mystic Shrine, held in Chicago, number
Of changes in the by laws and ritual vers
made and new officers elected. Among
them sre: Imperial potentate, samuel
Briggs, Cleveland; imperial chief rabbina.
VIM. B. Melish, Cincinnati: imperial high
priest, John +. Brush, Indianapolis; im-
perial marshal, Siias w. Eaton, Cedar
Rapids, Iowa; imperial outer suard,
Charles l.. Field, San Francis, O..
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-19
si. .ooo, 900 Loaned without Security

Governor Beaver. Of Pennsylvania,
states that ie has been offered $l,tO0, 600
BY the national banks Of Philadelphia
without security and without interest, to
use in cleaning up the Conemaugh valloy,
the loans to be reimbursed by the legisla-
turs at it, next session, and be hss accept
ed the offer. This money will be used TO
clean the streams and place the highways
in order and perform other state work.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1889-06-19
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adds OoA Seesis opened his kiddsf
spnAiy yssm = 1877, ~hsn thers wors but
- sesssomsass between tatgo and bts-
-. ae epsns great sdeaa of energy
4 send "a. 9scss dsea q money adysltising Nd.
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alooe on 'CAfcaeo cfSsk, thirty Ave 4Aalee
e1ton Suadanos, vas found dssd in his
a4Aah ~,,fA I Y,.llu4 ,lnn,. xhrouoh ~. 49, 4
and : ssvolvsr VIM one chambsr empty
lySne clos by ~ wds found ON the
noof whn z shsss snroSn Over him. ane
wnetnef e was murder ef suicide conld MOI
- detetminsd ~ ths dtscoseEsts.
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- ocnsfAct % bniId . governmsnt Indian
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