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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-19

Tie pot market opened quiet aui closed
steady midiliur oOiGc. Sale. 800 balc.
Quotation are us follows Ordinary, i5lCc.
cool ordinary s5.ioc low middling Oi.lGc
middling poioc good miidliug. 10 size.
Fuiurcs opened steady and closed steady
a. follows February, g5J@0 S.. Marrh.
o.b5go5i April. oOoctnUl, MAY. gOBapG5.
June, alao75. July, 0si@Ds3 August
oUan5s. September a3j@OJ5. October
pi4@oiN November ooi@Ooi December
o.0jNf08 Sales. m. 100 bales.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-02-19

Memphis N Charleston tousols 1s...s... lig ~
Ncmt h.s e, NhfIifttI.. urN 6s.... ..... lu lOiif
Atlru' lIty isfllftrid Co ts......a...... tH 90
Memphis g. tH.tr fsn IHtuH kl ............. A. Oh
Memphis a icnnvsacr istuos l..., ....... tD W
lnuiNtlt a Nashville utu.l ...........- ia o.
lrFlult infk l UHlt Eai.ruIh ta ....a.. % %
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DAILY FORT AND INTERIOR MOVEMENT.
Tone. Rec. Price, Stock.
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT.

Receipts Ia port this day 10 u.
Receipts In port this day, lSS5..,,o.. 1925
The Butte daily miner., 1889-01-01

appearance, but by means changed the tone of
defiance assumed by the captive. 1t IT, he said
the Chief that made wife prisoner last fall.
We put out her eyes; we tore out her tongue;
treated her like dog. Forty of young warriors
The chief became nccnscd the moment his wifc's
mentioned. Hc seized his gun, and before |
the last ended, Il ball from passed |
through the brave fellows heart and terminated his
frghtful suffcrngs. Shocking, however, this dread
full exhibition was, it far exceeded by the atrocious
crucltics practccd the female prisoners The white
demonstrated against the exercise of such horrible
crucltics particularly the female prisoners. re-
monsrancc made against them, but the Flathcats
replied by saying that the Backfcct treated their rca
tvcs i'll the manncrthat the adopted
by all red warriors and that they could think of
giving up the qualification of their revenge to the
foolish and womanish feelings of the white men.
Shortly after this it was observed that young female
being led forth, apparently not than II Is
years of age, surrounded by old womcn who were
conducting her to end of the village, whittier they
were followed by number of young Having
learned the infamous intentions of her captors and
feeling interested for tho unfortunate vc the white
renewed their rcnOnstranccs, but received nearly
the same answer before. Finding them still
ohluratc, and wishing to adopt every means in their
power consistent with their own safctv in tho cause of
humanity, they ordered their interpreter tell the
Indians that, highly the whites valued their friend
ship, and much they esteemed their f,rs, they would
quit their country forever unless they discontinued their
unmanly and sgraccful crucltics their prisoners.
This had the desired effect and the miserable captive
led back to her sorrowing group of friends Their
interference nearly rendered Intellectual by the
furious rcproachcs of the Internal old prcstcsses who
had been conducting her to the sacrifice. They told
the young warriors they cowards fools and had
tho hearts of cas, and called them in the
of their mothers sisters and wives follow the steps of
their forcfathers and have their revenge the dogs of
Hackfcct. They began to waver, but the whites
affected not understand what the old women had
been saying, and told them that this of sef-denal
their part peculiarly grateful the white men,
and by it they would their permanent residence
among them and in return for their furs be always
furnished with guns and ammunition sufficient repel
the attacks of their old enemies and prevent their
relatives from being made prisoners This decided the
The Butte daily miner., 1889-01-01

should be inflicted on the prisoners which, it is
recorded he rgy adhered to- least during the years
1913 and 1914.
The Flathcads were formerly much more numerous
than they at this pcrod hut owing to the constant
hostiltes between them and the Backfcct Indians their
numbers had been greatly diminished. While pride,
policy, ambition, self preservation, the love of
aggrandizcmen often dcluges the civilized world with
Christian blood, the only assigned by the Indians
for their perpetual warfare their love of buffalo
The great plains tho eastward of the mountains
frequcncd by herds of buffalo. Thither the
rival tribes repaired to hunt those animals In these
excursions they often met, and the most sangunary
conflicts followed.
Mr.. Cox in his writings of those early days, tcscs
that with the exception of the cruel treatment of their
prisoners (Which, it was general among all Indians,
should not be imputed to them peculiar vice) the
Flthcas had fewer fangs than any Of the tribes he
with. They were described honest in their
dealings, brave i'll the field, quiet and amenablc to their
Chiefs fond of cleanliness, and decided enemies to
falsehood and trcachery the women excellent wives
and mothcrs and their character for fidelity we'll
established that this early traveller bears witness that he
heard of instance of dcpravity among them.
The principal chief of the tribe hereditary, but
from their constant they adopted the plan of
cccting their chief The election took place every
year, and it sometimes occurred that the general i'll
campaign became private in the next The war chief
had authority whatever when at home, and
equally a,cnabc any of the tribe to the hereditary
chief, but when the warriors set their hunting
excursions to the buffalo plains, he assumed the supreme
commando which he exercised with dcspotic sway until
their On their advance towards the enemy he
always took the cad and their he brought up
the After the conclusion of the campaign, their
arrival their lands, his authority ceased, and the
peace hereditary chief called all the tribe together,
| and they proceeded to election. There
canvassing, caucusng, cabang intriguing, and if it
occurred that the last leader superseded, he
retired from his office with apparent indifference, and
without betrayng any symptoms of discomfort
In those carly times the Flatheads believed in the
existence of good and evil spirit, and consequently
| in future state of reward and punishment. They
held that after death the good Indian would go to a
country in which there perpetual summer; that
he would meet his wife and children; that the rivers
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-12
Dilfesbarre JlG 6riehten

= Srau gmaIie 2inoa6er, bic Wiut'
ter BON 4nton 9inoa6er, itarb ueraans
9enen Uilttpo6 i'm 9llter bon "a Sdbs
rem uno muros am SreItas bseroi8t.
Su Dem 9lo. 8oblenipert su
9inbstpn tpdro Der Sreibe,fnabe Diars
tin Subse lebte 8ohe Spii9eH stpet
Sarren Su SOOc ssqueti6t.
- Der SIowade stephan 8ui6
ipurbe am DiittpO6 9lbeno nobe bieier
Stabt pon einem Sabnsuse iiberfabren
un6 auf Der STEELE sstbotet
= Die Srau bes an Der SaSleitrabe
8obnfreusung oerunsIiidten &i6arb
Brent itarb am 5reltaS an Der IusSebs
runS.
-- Sin iunqer Manu namenS Gbar-
les @riffitbs. in benz SIOpe Der Barriib
9obIen So. beiddftiSt, perlor porlebten
0ienitae iein 2eben, inbem elm IoS9ez
trennter Barren ibn iiberfubr.
- Der @ompanie Store bon 2inion
& @atfinS in glainS brunnte am Sreis
tag in Der SSrlbe nit SnbaIt biS auf
ben 8runo nieoer. Der 8erluit 1T be-
Seuteno uno sum 9beiI bur6 8eriiders
ung 9eoedt.
Der Sdnserbunb BAT bic gIbbaIts
une elmer iiberieeii6eu Grcurlion i'm
nG6Iten Sabre beihIohen unb es ioaen
@inIubuneen sur SbelLnabme an ale
Sdneer Der Ser. Stuaten ergeben.
Die Soften Der Sins uno Serfnbrt i6dBt
man auf SOS, neI6es cine Subrt ben
8bein binauf bis na6 6rantfurt am
Wain einidIieben tpiirbe.
- Gin i6redfi6er llnfua, Der ieben=
fa[S burd serinse 8orii6t bate cers
mieoen nerben f6nnen, erei9nete iid
lebten WittwO6 Dtorsen an Der Snsle=
itraSe 8reusuns Der u. S. s. 8abn.
0ort beiteisen alItdsIidb bic bier pobs
nenoen unb in ben Niblep @srfitdtten
bei6Gftigten glrbeiter einen 8nbnsus,
um sur 9lrbeit su fdbren. Wdbrenb
Die 2eute am Senannten Otcrsen 9eraoe
ben glrbeitersus beitiesen, fubr elm
5ra6tsus auf benz speiten 8sItiie bes
ran uno in bic Wenibenmense hinein.
Die 5OIsenben tpurben SetDetet: Der
Gnsldnoer Ri6aro Brent, 60 Sable
alt uno Gde BON SOutb unb Sberioan=
itrabe wobnboft; Der PoIe Stepban
SteifeI, $50 Sabre alt, erIaB ieInen
8erIeBunaen i'm SoIpitaIe; Seniomln
YuIiua, 55 Sabre alt. an Sebiabitrabe
nobnbaft, iofOrt set6ptet /; tOotIib per'
Iest puroe Der Oeuti6e @Onrab Irnit,
an SarriiOnitrabe pObnbaft.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-12
Spoe Barter Votisen

s. Steiserpult bon Samptonitr.
NGdter an Der 9eaepue @rube, lie9t
an enem 2un9enleiben tranf barnieber
- Serr 2oui8 S6Du bat al Sad
ionItraBe einen 5 GentS 2aSen erDff.
net.
- Sn benz Wount 9Ieaiant Sdaht
pir6 bic Arbeit am Is. ooer 20. os.
Dtts. beeUnneu.
- Senrp Ssin ron SafionStraBe, Der
Dor spei @o6en in benz alien Diamond
8obIenperf i6wer pcrIebt tpuroe, befin.
bet li6 uuf Der Sehsrun8.
- Der Surnperein piro feline Weib
nu6tSbeideerune am %. 0e3br. uno
ieinen Otasfenbaa am II. 6ebr. 1890
obbulten.
no. @aFerietS, 8uu6eriets. 8uisn,
Sbee, Dinner uno S6Iab;mmers Sets
in enoloier 8erihiebenbeit in Der China
Saa, lie 8pomine Ipenue. 50,3
- Die S6euer bon Daniel Morsan
in 8eaebue tpurbe Otittn pb glbeno balb
6 llbr bur6 Seuer srritDrt unb init
9iotb anitoBenoeS Glaenibum Dor benz
eIei6en Sdidial bepabrt.
- Serr 8fr. Srider bat fiiraIi6 OuS
8aiement Der oeutIden fatbUlli6en
3irde in NbtbeiIuneen einri6ten uno
beppbnbar MAIDEN lahen, 10 oab sS
iebt fir S6uIe uno 8eriammIunsss
rGume Stpedentipre6enb lit.
Serm. 8imbIs, nabe oem Central
Sda6t wobnbaft, puroe am DtOntas
auf bic 9lnfIase bem 8efdnSniB Gber:
tpieien, feline beioen 9ti6ten (im 9IIter
bon reip. 6 unb 10 Sabren) mibbroutt
su baben. 9lub iou Der 8erl 9ebrobt
buben, feline Srau su perSiften.
- 8enn Main 9lpenue i'm 5riib.
iabre nit 9lspbaIt sepflaitert wirb, 10
wiro bic StraBsnbrcite tpabribemli6
bon rs auf 40 SUB oereneert perben.
Ob oies prattiid lit. ipenn bon Sadion
su 9userne Straben Elm boppelteS Stra'
benbabn9elele 9ele9t ptro, III mleoer
cine anbere Sru9e, iIber pelde man
ii6 Dor Der 9niinuns Der Serprbnun8
tIar iein icllte.
-9atrid s. 9oipoeq. bon Der 6.
@arb, fpurbe am Samitds bem 8es
fanSniB tibertpieien. Gr it anaetla9t,
cine Srau @Oqsran in 8emeini6aft NIT
anceren. @aIsenitriden ieues StuOts
tbsils8 miBbanbeIt unb auf pffener
Strobe beraubt gu baben. S6abe,
oab bic SSrau nur bieien Ginen BON Der
8Guberbauoe erfannte, oenn iie 9ebDs
rem ale ins 3ubtbuus.
- Die SurSpd pFan,s III ausssSsi6nst
als Nirsn-6 6eguutpr unc bic Wil6ung. be
tannt ais Surppd Slrpp Sittsrs, pirp niht
ibsrtrpifen bsi aranfbsit.u Der Nirsn, Ssbsr
unb ess Sluirs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-12
Der Sdnerrfrieg.

Sc fpeniser iiber bic @ntsipeiung atpis
iden bem 2teberfrun3 uno ben anceren
9eIanepereinen seiast tpirb, beIto beis
fer i6eint es unS; benn buB MiBpers
itdnDniHe iiberbaupt pOrgefommen iiub,
1T I'M Sntereiie bes DeutIdtbums ees
ipiB nur Su beoauern. Der SanSe 6ebs
Ter i6eint bur6 bic man9elbafte Sns
itruftion Der Delesaten entltdnoen su
iein. Der 2ieoertran3 ernartete, bab
feline sSeIesaten erit nO6mals an ben
8erein beri9ten iollten, ebe bic Oeles
eatenpsrtretune einen befinitipen Gnts
i6luB faIIs, bate iie aber ni6t aus:
briidlib bemSemdB iaitruirt; baber Die
gnttdui9une, ais feline Oelesdten iiber
bic bereitS beidIOiiene Organization uno
bic Wabl beS Seitausiduhes beri9te'
ten (tpdbreno man nod bic Sauptfraee:
Ob IllentOtpn Ooer ScrantOn bas Sdns
serfeit befommen tpirpe? fir unents
ibieoen bielD.
Sn Der Iebten 8sriammIuns bes 2ic=
berfruns tpurOe beidlOhen, ii4 nur oann
am SSeite su betbeilisen, ipenn Der Sers
elm cine ieiner DtttsliebersabI entipres
6enbe Delesaten. SertretunS erbuIte.
Q8ie mir b6ren, baben bic anoeren 8erz
cine es abselsbnt, nOdmaIs bon Borne
ansufansen, baIten an Der beretts poas
;osenen Organization feit unO tperoen
bas Sdneerfeit au9 obne bic Setbeili.
eung oes 2ieoertranS feiern.
98aS bic Sinansfru9e anbelanst 10
1T bieieIbe sldnSenO SeIbit pOrben, ins
benz bic Sioieite aqein einen 8arans
tiefono BON $1,000 aufsebradt bat uno
bic Summe ieoenfalls nod erbDbt ipers
ben fam, penn cieS nDtbiS erl9elnen
iOate.
Gs mar nur gu bebauern, baB bic
ensliibe 9reile ii6 in bic InSele9enbeit
m,i6te, ebe iie nod iprudrelf mar.
8ieIIei6t bGtteu iit ettpui9e Otlbpers
itdnbniie bel perniinftiSer Seratbun9
nod iiberbriidsn laGen. Sebt 1T oies
aaerbinss unm6Sli6 sewOrOen - uno
stpar fpnimt bes gl[IeS auf 8e6nun8
Der befanntsn oeuti9en ginieteit! &n
lt6renoen 9tadwirfunsen friiber ooer
Ipdter pirbs SetpiB ni6t feblen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-12
8apne Spuntp.

- Die @rie @ompanie ipirb cine neue
3psisbabn BON SOnesbaIe na6 ben
MOoiic @ebireen buuen, burd bieie
pabri6einli6 einen SunneI treiben (ber
II Meilen lang iein tpirp) unO biers
auf bis nu6 GutbOhOule aus3peisen.
Die @ntfernuns uuf bieier projeftirten
8abn stpii6en SonesbaIe unb @arbOns
bale ipirb auf Is! DteiIen reouSirt.
-Srau 9obn, cine u6tunsSpertbe
Srau in 2ancaiter, Ya., dubert iid iebr
ansrfennenO iiber Or. gIuSuit 86nis's
Sumburser SruIttbee unb iast: 0ur6
cine beftise grfGltuns mar meine 8ruit
in bObem @rabe aneeSriffea, Elm IditI.
seS Siliteln pIaste mid forttpdbreno.
Na6 Gebrau6 bon spei Badeten Or.
glusuit 8bnisiS Samburser 8ruittbee
mar i6 tuieber OO[itdnOis berSeitelt.
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Oas 3bal abp arts.

- Serr Sobn Surber pOn OlO SorSe
tpar Der anoauernoen untbdtisfeit miioe
unb but am Dontas cine Mes8erei er'
Dffnet.
Doc Stiles, Der betannte g8irtb
in SIo Sprge. tpurbe am 6reita9 9tbeno
bon einem Manne, Der eine 5linte gum
S9eibeni6isBen prObirte, in ben 8Opf
sei6oiIsn. Die g8unbe 1T iiber benz
Iinfen glu9e uno ni6t unBefdbrIi9.
- Sn Durpea wurbeu felt Stunt
8auIotS gum Setras BON $4,000 pers
uft.-0ie 2ebisb BAILEY 3peisbabn
1T bis sum lYilliant u. 8Oblenwerf bas
bier auSgebaut iporben.
Tab!urbiae. - 9ebten DonnerItae
Nu6mittue itarb 6ruu WasOaIena
8Grti, BON Der Bpne, i'm glIter BON 55
Subren au Der 9lus;ebrune. Die Bee
eroisun0 fanb am SOnntus Jiu6mittae
auf oem 6Oreit SOme @otteSader oas
bier itatt.
- Der aIte &ebr baut an Der Sibs
Iep Elm 8Obnbaus.
-Srau @aspar Streun BON Nains
itrabe 1T 9efdbrIid erfruntt.
-Sn bem neuen SeIBpiGe SduIz
bauie besann am OtontaS Der anters
ridt.
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6eri6 tli6es.

SIN benz &Iaeefaq bon Son. S4rDs
Der segen 9lnna %. @allanb enti6ies
ben bic @ei6worenen am Sreitus fur
ben &ldser, bem bic eanse SOroers
uns i'm 8etras BON $l93l. 81 Sus ipros
den tparo. 8rice, Der 9lnWaIt Der
8erfIaeten, bat einen neuen ProSeb
beantra9t.
@or einisen Subren' sins @Sra
Deg8itt nub Sarge. DafOta, unb faufte
Elm Stid 2anp, fir tpelheS er in tbeils
peiler 3abIun9 cine 9tote ben S2956
sab. gs itellte iib balo borauf bers
aus, baB bic SerfaufSurtunoe sefdlidt
paG, SeQSitt perpeiserte 3abIuns,
DelIcr aber bel bem e0rti9en 8eritte
ben 9roSsb uno parb furS nGbber i'm
S6nee toot gefunoeu, mt Merfmdlen
pon @enalttbdti5telten am 8Drper.
8lr3Iid butten bic 2anoi6winolsr eine
8laee ec9en bic Witpe BON Oel9itt
fir ben 8ctra9 Der NOte erboben, ipurs
ben ater bier am Samitas ab8siuieien.
&. $. Bailey, bon 8aperlp, 1T gum
Staats. 9luoitor ernannt porben, UNI
bic 8e6nunsen bes 9SrotbonOtarp, Hes
corcers uno 8eribtsibreiberS Su priis
fen. BAILEY bat i6on frtiber aur 3us
frisOenbeit in Der sIei4en GiSeni6aft
funeirt.
Da ss nb!bis mar, baB sur 8eipdIs
tieuns Der porIIeSenoencen 8eri6tsfdue
Elm uebrises 9etban peroe, 10 belt
8i6ter 9lr6balo i'm 3immer gto. 2
SlBun9en.
8ei Der grDffnuns beS @eri6tes am
Wlontug Uipreen paren Die orel 9tIbter
auf ibren Slben. 9ti6ter glrdbaIo
fiinoiete an. bab ite bleie 8o9e nit
ben WabIconteiten Su tbun bGtten uno
in teinem Der SiBungsidle anpeIeno
Iein tDrnten. 9od tpuroen fir beioe
3immer @sI6norene eeso9en, oa bic
8idter @lbriebt, bon 9uentoipn, uno
@reen, bon 8ot,spiae, ibre Nnfunft
anseseist batten uno aud pirtIi6 ers
| ihienen.
Samcs q. SoIep ipur6e bonn 9es
ribt an Stelle beS perIt. QSm. u. SeIt
gum 8urseb bon OIppbant ernannt.
Dur6 cine gnti6eiouns bes bieii9en
@eri6ts linb Die Serren SObn u. Sisf,
| u. q. 8eofcrb uno SEQ. g. SOrn ala
@ieentbdmer BON Slip 2ate erfIdrt tpors
ben. IS i6eint, baB Der See ME be'
Iteuert purbe, bis i'm Sabre 1879, UNI
ba aud bam niemanb bic Steuer bars
auf be3ablte, 70 tpurbe er stpei SABRE
ipdter alS unbeitebeIteS 2anb burb ben
S6asmeilter an bic Sbi9en perfuufl
8lsber batten 8eOrse unb Daniel Sos
rap oas 8Giibre6t beanipru9t.
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BON Netersburg.

Srau &url SunS mar leBte @o6e
auf 8eiud bel Sreunoen in SOnesbule.
2ebte @p6e bei6entte Der Stor6
bic @bsleute geter S9Gfer init einem
seiuncen Sunsen.
- 8sinbaro 8reinbers bat sinen 9lls
Osrnep Stier (SuuD Der su Dem tlbIis
den Breiie Sur 8erfusuns itebt.
pAp 9lm @sibna6tSabeno, 25. 0ss.
1889, tpirb in Sranf Ote6Ier'S 5aIe
elm Ball absebuIten. Gintritt frei.
Wtuiif bon Der Sarmonp 8anp. 50,3
- 9lm Sreitas tpurbe OaS Spei $50.
den alte 8ino Der @b Ieute 9Ouis Sries
begrnben. Oa eS oaS grlteetorene
mar, 70 fiibIten bic Gltern ben SdmerS
umiOmebr.
-S Serr George S6uIb, IT,, bon bier
par Der erite Staats unb County
Steuerfoueftor in Der Staot, peI6er
nit ben County GOmmih hdren abre6s
nete.
- S6ubma6er 8Gr bat stnen gut
setpdblten Sorratb bon S9ubeu, Sties
feIn unb @ummiiduben in ieber @rDbe
uno su allen 8reiien, biIiser ais man
in Der Staot faufen fam. @ebet uno
iIberSeust euh ieIbit.
B9~ 8oblen. Sols unb anbere 9lrti.
tel bilIi9 sefabren uno &utI6en selies
iert. 9lnmeIbunsen bel Sriebr. gB
SdnorS 986 8ibterItrdbe; Uber Sol.
Geo: S6WarS 986 9aulitrube. 48, A
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Npu Der Snbfeite.

Seute 9IbenO u9e6i6uIse" in Der
Irbeiter Saae.
Die Scranton Sdnserrunbe pirb
ibren WaSfenbaa am 10. Sebruar abs
balten.
Sobn 2ubt, bon See6 Strabe, Der
Dor eipa funf @o6en ben ueberi6ens
fcl brad, 9ebt Iaon pieoer aus.
,,9rof." 81. s. 9OOsrn iiinSist ii6
ais 8anoioat fir Gitp 9iehor an. Der
febIte 9erabe nod !
Gin BoIe puroe am Oienitas Wors
gen an Der Sdo @aibiuston 4penue
Sabnfreusuns i4rper perleBt.
Die scranton Stablwerte iinb aui
teIesrapbii6e 4npeiiuns BON l8. JIG.
ScrantOn am DienituS Ibsnb piepsr
sei6IOfen ipOrbsn.
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Bur aefdllieen Sea6 6tune.

g8ir mbdten Oieienisen 9eier, pelde
nod i'm Htditanoe iinO, freunOIi6It ers
iu6en. unS Dor Ablauf bieieS SubreS
nit pem 8etrase su erfreuen. IS iit
iebr It6renb in einem 8ei6dfte, res
seImdbis eiu paur buncert JtadSisIer
inS sipeite, oft inS brittle uno pierte
Subr bineiu idIeppen su muiien, bis tie
enOIib einmal u3abItas" sebabt bas
ben Die 3abIunSsueriaumnlb seidiebt
uidf bb5nillis, ionoern aus N'ansel an
OrpnunaSiinn unO 9 9sidGftstatt. 9llio,
Iisber 2,ier Ober 2sierin, mir erWorteU
Sic san3 seUiB Dor sIblauf bleies Sab
res
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-12-12
Suumpre.

-Serr Oscar 2ubipis bat feline neue
apotbsfe iOtpeit fertis, baB er bieie
@O6e einSieben fam.
- Die @ipIep 8robe unb SO. l
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reno go. 5, bns lebte 8ode fiqe lag,
bisie @ote in Sbdtisteit lit,
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bic Grbeit am Samitas pieoer, nu6oem
bic glrbeiter tpessn elmer SerI6iebune
bes @rOrei6ss einen Wtonat feieru mub.
ten.
nA- 8. 9. 9opea & 60. offerirer
srobe Bargains in sipeiter Sanb Or-
9eln. 47,4
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pa Iaat: Sdbs iibr 800 5aibsu SOn Bur
bod Sloce Sihrrs fir Tsspepiie, lauren Dia
gen, Siltbftat, etbsr- unS 9iisrmIsipsn saran
tirt.
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SpeSial.8erfauf bon 8Ianfets
unb Gomforters . iei E @o1e.
8aaren gum balben 8reiie Der.
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partement baben mir Spei ODER
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9erne Den &aum benusen, iuenn
Die Rreiie Elm &ei5mitteI bilben
gum Saul. Sept lit Die siiniti9ite
Belt.
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3tttStpn.

- Serr BauI u. 9rippe bon 8iIs
teSbarre 1T gum Dirisenten beS 8ees
tbOben Wdnner6Ors berufen tpOrben.
= Der nsue 9oitmeiiter in Snfsrs
man 1T g9m. Wli.deq.
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8ir fiuo ouf pas Bette eiugerittet fur Nh
fertiauua ieoer art pboioarapbnte- Arbe'teu
mie Bortrait 9botoarapbien in beltebtaer
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frieSenftsarnoe albeiteH bel mdbigen RreiisH
suirb Jussf6srt.
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g peSieIIe %reiie pdbrenp
beS MonatS SeSember
Cloaks, ShawIs,
Blankets Etc.

ainsn.RSds 55 Gents, wertb 500.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-13

ing and elected the following officers:
E. G. Smith, E. o.; G. Fl. Hand, G; j..
P. Orennan, O. G. A. g. Faller. p; W.
B. Dean, recorder, Isaac Piles, treasurer;
l.. NJ. Pordy, S. w; M. p. Ohlman, j..
W. The installation will occur on the
evening of the second Friday in May.
DIR. @. r. Ellis, who he's just returned
from the east, has spent o few weeks
in the Wisconsin pineries under an en-
gegement to give the horsescof several
lumber companies the benefit of his
skill. During his tafry in that region he
operated upon five hundred horses,
mostly in the dental department OF bis
profession, in which he has achieved q
reputation that keeps him busy. 1t will
be gratifying to the owners OF ailing
eauines to know that the doctor is once
mere 9. his eaaee and really TO operate
as q healer of all the ills to which horse-
flesh is heir. He makes o specially OF
surgery.
Those lovers OF music who attended
the concert, given last October, for the
benefit OF the sufferers from the accident
at the asylum, cannot bat remember 1t
with the most pleasant reoolleoflons aud
will welcome the good news that once
again they will be- treated to just such
another musical feast. A vast amount
of work il being done throughout tue
country for the relief OF those who, by
I the recent prairie fires, have been rem
dered homeless ana destitute. The
members CT the Union club OF Yankton
are determined that they shall not be
behind hand in a idipg TO the fund being
raised sor this charitable obiect-@and
have decided that under their auspices 6
concert will be given in Turner hall or
April 30th which will rival the asylun
concert in variety and excellence OF per
~fornance. The proceeds OF the concer'
will be added to the iuad already started
Messrs. Romanes and Coke, our Eng
lish friends from LIE Mars, have kindl,
consented to assist MS once again, an
the pick OF Yankton's musical talent vii
help TO ill 9 programme which sflenlt
be received by a crowded house. lie
member the date, April 3eth.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1889-04-13
Watches, diamonds, silver
goods and spectacles, at the
store OF
H. G. CLARK 400,
YanikjOn, ID. T..

The total abstinence department. OF
the North American Mutual Benefit as
socia.ion OF Chicago sffords an example
of the most careful, conservative and at
she same time enterprising management
among cooperative life associations.
Its growth has been unprecedented, the
membership aggregating 1000 in fifteen
months. O. &. CLARK is acting as agent
for Yankson and vicinity, who will take
applications and give necessary iafor-
nation. Special Inducements offered
for q short time. 4;