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Evening journal., 1890-06-28
A Wounded rlenhant KIIled.

ALBANY, June 2S.-"Columbia," the ele-
phant so badly injured by falling from a
train near Pittsburg, Pa, was killed at
West Albany. DIR. c. w. Gregory, Of Bos-
ton, found that the animal had sustained
y severe fracture Of the knee pan. The
aRimal was owned by FqIepaugh.
Evening journal., 1890-06-28

Little Johnnie Fromm is a chubby little
chap of years. His father, Michael
Fromm. works for the Edge Moor Iron Com
pany at Edge Moor. and lives at 1926 East
Thirteenth street. Wilmington. Sometime
ago little Johnnie complained of terrible
headaches and ringing ~oises in his ears and
he lost his appetite. So his mother who was
under fseatment at Doctors Mccoy and Wild
man, III 1872 Chestnut street, Philadelphia,
took Johnnie up there, and now Johnnie's a
different hoy
Evening journal., 1890-06-28
Roohcster,s Estimated Population.

ROCHESTER, n. Y, June 2S.-The new
city directory contains IS. .s65 names. At e.
ratio OF PCS parsons for each name the pop
ulation OK Ia ,,hester is estimated at l45, s1A
The census supervisors estimate of popu~
lation is l25,Oo0 In 1880 the population
was s.. e56.
Evening journal., 1890-06-28
Referee cleveland,s Report Set Aside

NEW YORK, June 2S-The report Of Mr..
Grover Cleveland as referee in the suit Of
Phelps VS.. Venner has been set aside by
Judge Coke, of the United States circuit
court The court holds that Venner is en-
titled to commissions upon certain stock
transactions. The referee decided against
Nenner
Evening journal., 1890-06-28

Cranor & Co., 62l Market street, are
selling all the standard makes of corsets
from to IS cents less than the price !;
for this day only.
Evening journal., 1890-06-28
DIXON is CHAMPION.

The Plnclky Nolornd FngIIist EMILY De-
fcats Nunc Wallace.
LONDON, June %. About 900 privileged
persons assembled al the Pelican club lass
night 10 witness the fight between thu
bantam weights, George Dixon, of Amer
lea. aud Nune Wallace, Of England, IA,
e500 and the worlds bantam weight cham
pionship. Both men appeared in fine con
dition and the betting which was 70 II
Evening journal., 1890-06-28
JOHNNIE FROMM is ALL RIGHT.
An Interesting Story About a Little
Wilmington Boy.

He Had Catarrh Very Badly and His
Mother Took Him Up to Philadelphia
20 Drs. Mccoy and wildman and He's
a Different Boy Now.
Evening journal., 1890-06-28
POLITICAL.
STATE CONVENTION.

DEMOCRAIIu STATE CONVENTION.
BY order of the Democratic Executive Com
mittee of Delaware, a State Convention COM
posed of sixty-one delegates from each county
will be held at Dover,
ON TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1890,
At IL o'clock NJ,
For the purpose of selecting a candidate for
Governor, and also for the purpose of selecting
a candidate for the office of Representative to
the Ftfty-second Congress of the UnitedStates,
and the Democratic Central Committees of
the several counties are requested TO issue
calls directi the Democratic voters OF each
hundred and election district, In the respec-
tive counties, to assemble at the usual place
of holding such meetings. for the purpose Of
selecting the delegates TO the Democratic
State Convention, to which they are respec-
lively entitled.
The Officers holding the primary elections
in the several hundreds and election districts,
are requested to prepare two certificates, OF
election of delegates, one to be forwarded to
the chairman Of the State Central Committee
immediately after the election at Dover, the
other to be given the successful delegate OF
delegates w. III. STEVENS,
JOHN NJ. NEWELL Sec'y. Chairman.
Evening journal., 1890-06-28
BEAUTY, AND HOW TO
ACQUIRE 1T.

BY calling on Nine. Hart,
400 King street, she will
explain to you the true
merit of her remedials.
There are no cosmetics in
the market that possess
the qualities that are con-
tanned in her Beautifying
Cream and Face Lotion.
Having used them for
many years in her toilet
she has found them in
valuable, as they are the
receipts of an old French
lady who became very
wealthy, and sold her the
formulas.
The ingredients con-
tanned in them she guaran-
tees are as harmless as
water, as they are purely
vegetable.
Evening journal., 1890-06-28

The house committee on education has
ordered a favorable report on the bill in
troduced in the house by Mr.. Cheatham
IN. Cd to aid in the establishment and
temporary support Of common schools.
The bill is the same as the bill commonly
known as the Blair educational bill.
The bill passed the committee by a
strictly party vote not a Democratic mem
Der Of the committee being present.
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est a False TjD FROM the splrits.

The. new Bcl]amy colony at Santa
Clara promises to &C. to pieces before it
is fairly. started, says 6 San :FraucisG5
dispatch to the Chicago Herald. 1t was
founded a few months ago by Mrs. Olive
NJ. Washburn, a spiritualist, who was
told by advisors in the better land that
it was her mission to realize the plans
OF Bcllamy as outlined in "Looking
Backward" Spirits, she said, told her
to give her fine fruit ranch, worth $780,
300; as the basis. Of 81 cooperative colony.
At first it was given out that no money
would be asked OF %colonists, but it was
finally decided that each Should pay an
initiation fee of 500 and SIS monthly
until they had contributed $500 each. A
number of colonists are now on the
ranch, but several ~malcontents declare
they have been swindled, as by a recent
vote Of the majority it was decided to
allow Mrs. Washburn to lease the ranch
to the colony for one year instead of
deciding it outright as she originally in
tended. Kickcrs declare she simply
wants to have them work the ranch for
nothing and should the colony collapse
she will have the fruit Of their labor as
well as the coin they have paid in. They
propose to bring the mater into the
courts. Mrs. Washburn's friends say
she is justified in her course and is an
unsellish philanthropist. Meanwhile she
in in daily consultation with spirits to
get light.
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now High Can Man Liver

Ir, Wcbbcr, the traveller, states that
In Tibet he has lived for months to.
se.tlicr at u height nj more than ID; 900
feet above sea level and that the result
was as follows: Hispulsc. at the normal
heights only 63 beats per minute, seldom
fall teiow 1o0 beats per minute during
the whole time he resided at that level.
His fasbir*tieis *Fete, blten ,tWice as
numerous m the mituiu Is they scSa II,
the ordinary levels: A run of loo yards
would quicken both pulse and respira.
ton more than q run of 1000 yards at
sfa-1 Ley ~ + s 9ss fGaea Il, Ihst a% tss highs sf
running or walking fast. He ct6ssed
the Gurla Mandhata Mountain at q
height OF 10000 feet, and found that he
had tie tttHast difficulty in getting. his
breath fast enough. Weber also says
that the native guides of the mountains
suffered equally as much, if not more
than ha ."
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EXPERIMENTATION FoRMVLAT-
Inc CLANS.
lr.is.ssaAsFlssrs. Fst4hnlAt.d fSr i. a.v

80 ~ HoN-Z-l&.t
ElattefAAs Fishrss kstfaNNiAted fSr Ms new
Party
Thecpngressa5 OF the NatjOnAl.F Arh..
ers' Alliance will Be held at@Ocala.
Florida. One sef the prIncinaIn llns.
tfOny considered will be the nolicVnf
the organization for 1892. a proun al.
Alliance men sat around a table al nn.
tional Headquarters today and ;,etiss
lated on the future. In the part were
two Alliance congressmen.elect. 4
from the west. n frcm the snltfks
Said the western brothers ssIshn.s MAJ.
tional Congress and the LS,tNb fHsA IN.
the National fMSAhrSs. Alliance wiii
both coXvane in the flrsf, week in Ia.
tefnber. n in this scitv and fhaanihor
in the CITY Of Ocala5 Fla mia IN
nresiienf. AZ tho IInitea Ststas ,asaJ
the nresidehtS NJ Ing EaTthetS sfSanca
viii s1binif'to Ys,s Wsh,,.n fho;r annnsI
h,essAeea. - 0ls iSsp's auAua
they talkads ~ 1900 .nd +ho ,,nnn,.
mono conci,s;on .. !" a ~, VIZ s.e unani.
Harr;snn unnId nn mas sua : aasiiasi ~
arain uf nv !. ~ al "a II. Z & M sa lih u..aale
Sss,sssA,ah .eioSt, s ssa& Nh WsSssan s2n-
sstsSo saAM,tvnsiNs ~ M WISE anq, sohsfIS.
EsA(e I. a NJ gc 81 Fres!den1
fact - ~ ut Il, o uo.a " q per
HeSs ! nj i on,hin.t;n - sarn, w s,
M Nv wor 4 numn ~, ;iatlns I
cn,,n+r" has knaa saa aISassMS VIZ
in,. nhs M tn. S Az y y sAaS sh q leacn,
thai. he uui1E IL a II ! = 81 - M a,,s, H. c ualo,astea
hsssifert VI tSa alIianca prea;Sest
PnIE In HE an,inistratian - i tha
fairs nf h A1Iancn IN. dnna .i rsH I'll
tn aliav hittarnaas Ana as n4a W. W.
within The nrsinr and r IT, ssa 81 y
cnnait}nn al hrasart Is III lnaln d,,a 70
Md aaministfaeiSn "ue -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Il fast dv;na Mt !,
Honfin,1ad thnn sano ~ ,hs vm.,
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CAMBRIDGE, Kan.
More victims OF the Money Trust.

We print this week another list Of
big failures due to tho power Of the
money trust, failures which under
natural conditions could not have oc.
Cured, but which under the method.
of corporation control of money which
has been adopted by the government.
can be looked for at any time when.
the money trust may think it to their
advantage to shut off the smalIallow-
ance Of money which they ordinarily
allow the helpless business of the
country to use. In order to promote
their own selfish schemes these mel
can, and will at any time they may
Sthink best, destroy any OF allsbusiness
In this country by depriying it of its
means OF paying its debts orseyen cur
rent expenses. $500
When firm fails for this reason,
with property far in excess Of it's liza
bilities, a great loss Is inflicted, not
only to- the individual members OfSthe
firm, who must lose3aTgely because of
u forced sale. aud d general deraIge-
mentef business, but on the pubileat
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B IHI Z I! !
+
CURE.

f1e sreeess Of this Great Cough cass r
without q parallel b The history Eof medicine.
All druggists are authorized 10 eslli IT on i pos,
Tive guarantee, atest that no other cure can spc-
cessfuily stand. That 1t may become known;
the .Proxietors, at an enormous expensc, are
bfscfng 4 sample Bottle Free into every home
N the United States and Canada. II you have
aCough, Sore Throat, Of Bronchitis, use Il, for
Il viii cure you. If your child has the Group,
6r Whoopine soagh; ase it promptly, and relief
is sure. II you dread that fhssdious DISEASE
Consumption, use it. Ask yonf Druggist fos
9HILOH'S CURE, Price 10 cts. 50 cts. and
$500. If your Lungs are sore or Back lames
use Shiloh's Porous FIester.s Price IS cts.
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H A4syafdsC raduaty SIS tie f8rAlssf III
~ + Esar Morss Bsntai.
ift5sEshdtpg bestdp tfe;writcrs among the
1lrfUhkithat Witnessed tHe football cons
teetsbftwcen the Cornell and the Chicago
snniEeFsity clcyens at tho Congress street
grounds last Thursday Afternoon was
scrlipl1ouslY dressed nah OF middle age,
d Tggfaduatg ct Harvard, who regarded
Che sfSihiEbts plaf wiEsa practical eye.
.lHladScted,b the tSGitefitft occasiShed
,,sNtlh5 critlsal sitiatidns; says q Chicago
~ fave iisiii th ssia iii Wien iiiimmgs
disqualification the first half, scontrasted
football with prize fighting and tried to
reason which was the more brutai?. Now
stop ire II t Sin. tinauis!aE In d thread1
bare piatitnde, but it has just occurred
TO me whatsa storm of indignation it
'w:oHla occasion If those two young gen
tleincn *hu have been trying to warm
each q t.iut On The sash-lInc would put on
a SGT of soft hyxihg gloves and 80 out
there AMI scttic LIE stsidFe that seems
10 Have been c~ngondered by tfs excite
tnents OF the game: i think i could men
1. I'S' ID, as's H |iaiadis saaal l,e sae pS Ha !
stampede as though a bomb was thrown
among them. Tile: .broadest. set of
ru.cs that cVer governed q ihoSii.k, match
do not pcrtlt one Contestant III choke
his opponent into i~nsensibility. Sup
posing low, for instance, Peter Jackson
should bird his cibow and putting all
the strength u. his body into 9 mad
charge b1ing tis miecaisr i5faar:n In
contact With John =. Stlli9an's ]arnsx,
would not every sport at thp ringside
cry 'sfos shstmef Hid #ou;i not. tho
referee give the fight 10 Sftiiivai On a
foul? Yet that IS merely one of the
plcasantries INDUCED in on the football
field. Butting, gonging, and arm twist
ing arc inscparable from this fashionable
port; fsast feaf ten. Tgung men
football contests. Tho recofdo Of broken
limbs, heads and noses, not to speak OF
minor casualties, would fill a bank
ledger. To Offset this we have had three
deaths In the prize ring and they would
not have happrheA II the menhedfenght
on the turf.
Tho aamiFets Of .feotball aud the fol
lowers of tho ring IRE two widely differ
cnt classes, but ii the popularity Of prize
lighting is traceable to the brutal elA
meat in man'snature then the popularit!
of football can boast of no noblcr origin
Goth dcrisn their character from thei
S,rtiuiiNihesI"
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Toward tho s,ttinc Sun

Aytisds ST .emisrants take their way. Thous-
ands upon thousands 81 sules covered with the
virgin forest still swat the az 81 Tho pioneer:
.Holding down q claim on The frontier, 1t should
Be rem hiss other drawbacks besides that
81 disputed possession. Mkny nm enterprisins
settler who; with indomitsbis hardihood, has
sRiesred ffHss wsssts, just 10 d Acanty tres is ready
for tiilage, is stricsen 81 s. fffsssst fse 81 Tie frons:
isrsmsn. malaria. What q boon to that man
and his family is Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,.
what wise forethought has he shown II he has
ob,niued an adequate supply. The faifest fields
fot AGRICULTURAL and mining enterprises on this
Continent md gb1oad are subject to this infic-
ton. Protected W Hoat5ttsr's stemach Bittsrs
robust constitution alone. Melarin .pfostrates
The strong and weak alike. Take the BittersI
TOD. fbf fheImStism; dyspepsia, biliousness;
kidney roubls.
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The millionaire H~arve.ters Combine,

The manufacturers of harvcsters
and other farm machinery have Or
ganized d trust en- d solid, complete
and comprehensive basis.
For the future, competition among
American manufacturers of farm
machinery will not exist, and the
farmers will be absolutely at the
mercy ofsthe greedy trust.
The subioined item from the Chi
cago Daily Neps shows how thorough
ly the schemerS who organized the
trust did their work. The Nears
'There was organized in the city
during the last few days one of the
largest corporations of its line in the
world. The charter was filed in
Springfield yesterday, and the name
of the new company will be the Amer
lean Harvester company, and it is
formed for the manufacture of har-
yesting machinery, with a capital
stock Of $4,000, 900. The directors of
the new company will be Cyrus III.
Mccormack, William Deering, the
Hon. Walter A. Wood, Lewis Miller,
Col. A. J.. Conger and Gen. A. S.
| Bushnell.
A special telegram to the Ne,ps
from A Ernn Ohio SaVG tho r0ncarnS
intercsted are: McCoTmaek Harvester
Machine comnany. William Deering
!! s. Co., both OF Chicago. ILL.,, Mime
apolis Harvester Works, Minneapolis,
| Mimi, Milwaukee Harvester Com
pany, Milwaukee, Wis, George Es-
Piano misunderstanding Cnmnany. al
Rn,:kford' III. Ames. Whitely & ca.
Snringaeid. a. the AnIfman-MiIler
Cpp1nnanv Whitman s. Barnes Co.
Emnire Mover and Reaner works
Akron, o. the Walter A Wood Now.
OF and Reauer Comnany. Toosick
Falis N ". &c. Anitmam& Co. Can
! ton n .Johnstown Com.
many Rafnvia. n. Y. b. S. Morgan
K "a. Brockport. III. Y. Adriance.
Platt & Co. Pouehkeepsie. ~. "
the Richardson Manufacturine Com
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1.
Tho lrreprsssibie GcrAlcf.

=. w esteemed religious cOntempO-
rary the Christian Union does not al
ways weigh its words. For instance;
"The kind of cynlcism which sena-
tor ingalls, has more than ONCE .ex-
hiblted, which .sheefs at TIE possibil-
tiles 81 .honofaBss polftics,,, Is the
Greatest danger Under our system"
Our political opinions differ widely
from those ex-senator Ingalls,, but we
are ready to defend him when he is
attacked without reason. No man
has a higher sense of personal honor
that, he. There ;s Esp that whose
word car. be relied On more than his.
There Is DO American more patriotic
than he; and there is no politician
who would scOrn more than he any
dishonorable transaction ofany cheat
ing device. He never has been guilty
of any such expression as. the Chris
tap Unipn attributes to him.,
There is no politics more dlshotior-
able than that OF those whose ignor-
anes aid whose habits set them up as
Pharisees.-Nep York Sun.
NO man has a higher sense of per-
sonal honor than he" If we judge
him by those who pattern after him,
then the assertion Would prove true
But jidge him by honesty, integrity:
faithfulness and good conscience, aud
you will find the Senator in the fol-
lowing position:
Gen. j. ri. Rice. Of TT. Scott, re-
viewed the case of Luther G. Challis
VS.. Savage, and showed the manner
in which Senator ingalls, had been
guilty of bribing United States Judge
Delahav TO return Q verdict IN favor
| Ehaliis, eIf5tssH. 1;iea tbon eb;h ed
| and road a cnnv of tho Gr,ft ~ ~;
hrihnr" ~ - 9i@.e .. vilas
Ns:os case as IoiloNs:
Segy. auPEkAi han;i u ~, ''pY::,
ordef, Of T, a; Osborn ss0dI valiis fe-
ceivea, n charge the same to &C
count OF JOHN J. INGALLS,.
ON Il. Savage, NO. lbl Broad
"aAA;NeW 1ofk ssss,
savage refused TO pay the draft. 1t
was returned and Osborn sued ingalls,
upon H. anu ingalls, hled an answer
setClns un ailegatlonS admltt4ng the
pfiDefvRTtnat there vas NO conhlder-
nllon-that the draft was given to
osborn TO secure IRON Judge Delahay,
ms iather.ln-law, a certain decision
IN q SaSa9e ease,s lhen Osborne
,NstnofeW the suit and paid the
costs.
This ingalls, Is the same fellow that
said IN the New York World date
Apr! Is, 1890.
1.-The deCaiOGuc and thE EUlden
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THzRE is more catarrh IN rnis COTTON Of Nc
country than all other diseases put t6sether,
incufabie: Fof q greet taany years doctors pro-
pounced it d IDEAL diseass; Etd rrsscribed local
ten,caiess and, By. constantly failinY 10 cure
Science has proven cstsSrh ID bp i constitu=
tional disease, and therefore toausrss sonstttu:
tioral treatment. Halls Catnrrh Cure, mshu-
IA :tured by T.. j. Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio. is
tho only constitutional cure on the market. 1t
Is taken internally In doses from ten drops to a
tsaatoonful. 1t acts directly upon thu blood
End mucous surfaces Of the system. They ofes
s!,e SutdsSd dollers. Tor .GnY GAGS IL fails t1
curs. Send for circulars ard tSsttuoninls, Ad'
dresa, F. j. CHENEY e. CO., ToiedS, Q;
Gv-Sold by Druggists, 75c.
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The BANK of England

Gratefully borrows three million
pounds of the Bank of France. Sure
~ this doth look as if the financial
machine that was so c%unningly built
for the particular advantage OF the
plutocratic patricans. was about
worn out, and like the famous zone
horse shay" is liable to dissolve in
dust all at once.
Friends, that is just about the sit
uation of the affair.
England and America have allowed
private individuals to monopolize
money that is the life-biood OF ma
tional prosperity.
The guild Of bankers have pumped
out, or pumped 1t in-the great ar
teries of commerce, with q strict re-
gard for their own profit. and never
for the welfare Of the people at large.
This evil system has about run its
course and must perish as all. bad
things finally dc at the long last.
The bankers Of the world will do
nothing toward creating a AUST lnan-
cial system that will be q blessing to
everyone.
No, like the consistent pirates they
are-they will cling to their rotten
hulks until the sea swallow up the
whole business.-FdrinerS Voice.
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Sovss got i Rfxadsaew isnitof. dsssx
ti Ms : ~ ss,1aes9asNsssiy's aas i tsial n
awful shame: ID go
He walksgaround inst like 4 1ofef you'd
Think ne. owned the place, Z.
He has frfghttrlsgsrasping voice, and;
ssscups'' around his face;
Alllights go out at 8 o'clock, ycnr friends
must leave at Q.
And If you don't obey the rules, he makes
you pay o f1,e;
Hs cleans. the halls up with . hose, and
j, scrubs them with d mat
THE place looks like d public bath since
Casey runs the fiat:
You can't chew tutti-tfuttis y6Ia can't
snesze in the hall.
You've got TO have a permit II you wan to
make q call; 49,,
You cafi' five songs or dancing, you can't
have dog or cat, ~
You dom know II you're living since Casey
runs the fiat.
-PDnlftnr Soma. .
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-12-11

A I which Brigadier General H. J.
Hunt lost near Fairfax Station, Va.
during the rebellion was recently found
embedded in the hoof of a COW owned by
a dairy farmer of that locality, and re-
turned to its owner in Washington. 1t
bore his name.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-12-11
CALIFORNIA KIDNEY TEA CURED HIM

Read what JOSEPH D~ougherty.. Of Pres
colt, Arizona, says Of California Kidney
Tea: Il have been using your California
kidney Tea for about four years. and it has
curod my kidneys. Still use o little ali
the time. thought 1t of John Rolling, OF
Bellevue, Iowa. That is my home. I got
sick here in 1881 and had to go home. and
people that knew me then and know mo
know, keep asking mo what cured me-"
Sold by druggists ut so cts. per package. or
by CAL1FosSIA KIDNEY TEA Co.. Fairfield,
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TOURISTS,

Whether of pleasure bent or business,
Gitould tHse on avery trip n bottle Of Syrup
Of Ffgs, as it acts most PLEASANTLY ana eff
fcctually on the kidneys, liver and bowels,
preventing ievers, headaches and other
forms OF sickness. For sale in soc and 81. 90
bottles by all leading druggists.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-12-11

WHEN restored to sight after being
sstctally blind" for twenty years, Miss
Susan Wells. of Newington, Conn. was
greatly affected on discovering that a
sisters hair had changed from black to
white
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-12-11

IN Scotland the honor of Staying the
last wolf is contested by Clan Cameron
and Clan Macintosh. the former attrib-
uting it to Sir Even Cameron, OF Loeb
iel, who killed his wolf in A. D., 1850.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-12-11

Crooks ere going ont Of favor in fash
'oDable French drawing roons, i i
stated. Il Is nSI the thing to. have an
old watch hung Oh the wall, With an ar,
tistic drapery around it and the tims
piece should be old-fashioned and a fam
liz heirlooih.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-12-11

An orange tree in Polk county, Fla
is seven feet in circumference and has
yielded from twenty-five to fifty boxes of
fruit yearly since 1855.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-12-11

DANIEL SCALES, the colored million
aire q Ssn Francisco, and perhaps the
wealthiest member Of bis race in the
United States, was formerly q steward
on q Mississippi river steamboat.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-12-11

When Baby was sick, we gave her castoria,
When she was a Child, she cried for Castoria.
When She became Miss, she chung to Castoris,