davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Meeker herald., 1890-08-09
Dry Goods, Hardware, Hats and
Caps, Boots and Shoes, Car
pets and Furniture, Harness
and Saddles, Groceries,
Drugs, Medicines, Paints OIs Etc.. Stoves and Kitchen
Furniture, Queenswars and CrockeU.

It is Our Aim to Keep Full
Stock Of Everything Usually
found in q General Store, and
by Fair Dealing to Merit Our
Share of the Public Patronage.
We Have the Largest Stock in
the County, and Buy Exclu-
sively for Cash from First
Hands, and are Therefore Pre-
pared to Make Low Prices.
J. w. HUcUS ECO.
Call and Examine our Stock and Prices
The Meeker herald., 1890-08-09
J.w.muous. J.cDAvIs.
J. w. Hugus e. Co.,
BANKERS.
MEEkER, COLORADO.

Transact a General BANKING business.
highss, price paid for County Warrants. In,
iercs, allowed on Time DEPOSITS, Drafts
ira~n On Eastern Cite. and EuroI.e.
Correspondents, kountfe Bro-.. New YORK
First National Rank, omahas Colorado
Rational bank. D.nysr; J. ". Husus 4 Co.,
HAsiins, wyo.
Collections PrompsiY Attended TO.
The Meeker herald., 1890-08-09
NEWS AM "a MMG>r CONVENT.

Silver Toss To si.isi in New York las
Friday.
The Meeker herald., 1890-08-09

In II pitched battle owe. ...e ;=aSsczsloa
Of hay ranch on III, head o. Muddy
creek. near Garfield and Gunnison
county lines. Thoma- wc!ch's sixteen
y.aF.old snn and u man named Alex.
i.ai-sll were killed. III. Ilsii, took place
last Tuesday and half n dozen people
on each side took part.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-05

GLORY Cd KILkU LAT p.
Hartman Deilke, groce rnik PREY
Sanborn ulicy, mowi, re iedyna
medycyna, kt6ra trwa}a dale mu
pomoc, jest Dr.. Schoopa lekarstwo
ma watrobe i nerki. Te medecyne,
jak sic dowiadujemy, dostac MOI
ma u F. M. Rombacha, W Vino
ma, MINI. (Fremont House).
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-05
Ceny targoWe


Pszenica-No. ., Spring, 93!@94c.
No. 3 Spring 75@S3c.; No. 2
red, 933@94c.
Korn-No. 2 $3.50.
Owies-No. 3, 25c.
Zyto-No. 2, 5OW55c.
Jeczmien-No. 2, 55057c,
Lnlane siemie-s1.4S@1. 4S3c.
Mas1o-Elgin creamery 233@24c.;
Western creamery 2O(022c.
Jaia-11c.
ST.. PAUL.
Pszenica-No. 1 hard, Sc;
No. 1 Northern, 7S@79c.; No. 2
northern; S5@S6c.
Korn-No. 3, sic.
Owies-No. 2 mieszany, 24c.;
No. 2 bla}y, 25!c.;sNo. 3. 24!c.
Jeczmieh-No. 2, 50Wooc.; No.
8, 40045c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-05

jak sic dowiadujemy, dostad MOI
ma u F. M. Rombacha, W Vino
ma, MINI. (Fremont House,.
Pan James HUGHES Cd Wlnona
Cut Stone Co. mowi, II %najlepsza
medycyna, jaka on kiedykolwiek
uAywal, jest DR.. Schoopa lekarstwo
ma zoladek nerkl. Ia cenna me-
dycyna iedynle jest do nabycia Il
F. NJ. 6. Rombacha, Fremont Ho-
use, Winona, MINI.
Ma sprzedars.-Nizej podpisa-
ny pragnie sprzedac swoja Was
nose PREY VVschodniej 2 ulicy i
Vine dom i diva lotY), Dom TAM
i warunki korzystne. Blizszych
szczegof6w zasiagnac MONA u
wlasclciela. - Henryk Koehler.
Louis z St. Paul, wystepujacy
podobnie, jak gfosny Igor de Ro-
gal, jake graf rosyjsko-polski, ba-
dany by} ma ~poczatku biezacego
tygodnia przez tutejszych lekarzy,
czY i on czasem ME 0ma bzlka'
Uznano go przeclez tylko "a hall
cracked i pozostawiono mu j%eszcze 3
m%lesiace czasu do sk}adanla egza-
minu %dojrza}osci do akademll W
Rochester.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-05
W Glars G6r1nfNa WIS;

W Clark C6aInfsNa Wis.
Okolica ia jest Porosla PlMa,
knym lasem. Rola jest psze4W
czarnozlem z t}usta glina pod spp.
dem. Grunta te leza cd /, 4 do
5 mil anglelskich cd miasta, targu,
koleji i kosciola oddalone. Wszel-
kie gatunkl talk zimowego jak i
latowego zboza tam sig udawaja.
Kukurudza (corn) II wszelkie
warzywa tam choduja: Drzewo
porz2dkowe i ma opal sprzedac
MONA W pobliskiem miasteczku
kazdego czasu "a got6wke. Dobrej
woody jest dose i zawsze pod do
statklem, w wielu miejscach znaj.
duja sic strumykl, wzdfuz kt6-
rych So piekne pastwiska i }aki.
Bagien, kamleni i g6r tam ME ma.
Polacy W oKolicy tel juz zamieszku.
ja, a W ich poblizu ieszcze grunt ma
sprzedaz many. Cena gruntu jest
cd $500 do $1,000 "a akier. Pier
VISA wp}ata ma grunta to jest 1
dollar cd akra, reszta zas p}atna
W 4 lub5 ratach rocznych. Kupu-
jacym grunt cd mas dajemy do
kontraktu abstrakt ably sic przeko-
nae mogli, IL kupili grunt cd Was
cieli. Wolna jazda ola w%szystkich,
ktorzy HAWAII gruntu kupia.
Mapy, oplsyi blizsze %szczegofy Q
tych gruntach %przesy}aja bezp}at-
ME "a odcbranlem adresu.
PIETROW VICE. hUPECKI&CO.
113 Mitchell utica
WIS
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-05
w HOFA PARKU,

J. J. Hot, kolonizator 2 M!lwaukee, obiezdza wfasnie wszystkie
miasta w stanie Pennsylvania New York, a W powrocie do Mlwau-
kee, oko}o 20 czerwca, zatrzyma SIC W niektorych miastach. Kazdy n.y.
czacy sobie jechac obaczyc lego kolonie przedtem MIN powr6ci do
donu, mole zawsze znalezt jgo zastepce, ponocnka Tub klerka W
1ego biurze, ktrzy ma kazde zawofane gotow1 opusci6 Milwaukee 2
takowymi udaG sic do wybra1ia fanny.
Ma 4 hpca ur2dza ekskursye; ale poniewaz u DUO sic zgasza,
kt6rzy chca iechaG, leplejby zatem bylo, ably tahowa podr6z odbyc pred
lipcem.
Kt6rzy zas zyczq sobie osobiscie re NINA pom6wic, MECH tylko
napiszq podadza swoe nazwska adresy do generalnego biura W
Milwaukee, a ia takowychS odwiedz2. c7esto odbieramy zapytania, czy
juz ME many gotowych farm, odpowiadamy, re zyczacy soble zakupiG
gotowe fanny, NIGGA, gdyz utrzynujemy celi innych robotnik6w,
ktdrzy da mas wykonuj2 roboty spiesznie trwale pieknie. 40 ARROW
farma, II. IS Z boren a 5 pda ko~tue $500 do $500. 40 ARROW IS
ARROW drmwa a 5 poa dom Cd 900 do 500. 40 ARROW farma, wszyst.
ko drzewo proste i rzadko stoj2ce 400 do 500 dol. My take mozemy
uszykowat farme z peknym1 zabudo wannami "a w1eksz2 op}he. Do
bre grunta, drzewo, woda, warzywa. targi koScioly w Hofa Parku
Pulaski So ma porzadku dzlennvm. Nanny grunta ola setek "a
praszamy wszvstklch polak6w ma takowe.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-05

KS B ROSINSKI przeniesio,
ny Sandusky do parafi Sw..
VVojclecha w Berei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-05
POLSKA KAPELA w Mime.

POLSKA KAPELA W Mime
apolis, = iak naocznie przekonaf
sic nasz polskl listowy p. Mar
Gin Daszkowskl podczas swego po-
bvtu W tenn miescie - pllnle sig
teraz cwiczy pod kierownictwem
n%auczyciela muzyki p. Frydryka
Huldrycha, ably ma przyszfosc prey
jakim publicznym wysttpie jaknaj-
lepieJ odegrac sztuki i marsze pol
skle. Me watpimy, re wnet CT co
ja dotqd nielitosclwie kr%ytykowall,
zamiast uwzgledniad m}odost Ka-
pell l rome niedogodnosci, wnet
naucza sic polskich trebaczy W
Minneapolis s%zanowac, a nawet u
nosit sic beda mad ich patryotycz-
mem dzia}aniem.
POLSKI ZYD Emanuel w.
Beckerman, cz}onek kom1syl, uk}a-
dajacej W Chicago move przeplsy
wzgledem przyJmowania przyby-
STOW z Europy, smia}o bronl swo-
lei narodowoscl ~zydowshiei, ganiac
plany stawlania izraelitom trud-
dnosci PREY osiedlanlu sic Sta
mach Zlednoczonych. ZuchwaleC
ten radzi %raczej powstrzymywat
J cd granic tego kraju katollk6w
Jego zdaniem ME ma polskich zy
dow W przytuliskach ola ubogich
, AMI W s%zpltalach, ami w wiezie
o mach. Jak d}ugo istnia} Stan ILL
: nois, ~jsszcze nigdy ME sicdzia
, zyd W domu karnym Illinois,
Najwlecej znaczenia maja ola na
jego s}owa, re zydzi 2 Polski nj
soblc ME robl2, lecz kochaia 4
meryke owe care not for Po1an
: but lore America).- TAX to szybl
polscy ~zydkowie w~yrzekaj2 S
polskoSci.
KS B ROSINSKI ~przeniesi
~ ny Z Sandusky do parafi sy
VVojclecha w Berei.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-05

Magnetyczlsa OLIVIA korzenna
vi 20 lat znana
skuteczne le kars w O..
WidziaIam przez dlugie iata codzien:
ME, re wyleczenie jest latwem, Jezell
sic znajdzie st6sowne lekarstwo, a mo-
lei magnetyczrej oliwy ~jeszcze zadne
lckarstwo w Ameryce ME nrzesadzlio.
Codziennie p~rzychodza do mnic ludzle,
sksrzacy sie,iz wydali 500, $500 lub $1,000
ma lefarstwa, Il lednak i'm SIG ME po-
lepszvlo. 1ysiacc 'udz. nicdolzeezna
kuracya do rycIntego wtreca grobu. w
p~rzvpadkacll, w k!orych miano robic
operacye zagruza'acc zy2,u, ja w krot-
kim czasic cierpiacyct, wyleczy} m. Lee
karstwa mole lstotnie lecza niemal
wszystkie zsstarzaIe choroby. jak reu-
matyzln, ubezwladnienie ~ck}onkow, h6'e
w krzyzach, neuralgia. raka, kr6tki
oddcch,, homoroidy, Ghyloby watrobia-
ne i zoladkowc, zo}t"czke, katar, Wy
| cienczcnHle, boz W pie:siach i rIucaeh,
| cierpienia nerwowc, io}ta. m~alAryczna
| fcbre, cierpienia serca, BOZ slowy, pu-
chine wodna, Dol zebow, g}uchote;
krup.N difterya. cholcIe, zarazliwe cho-
roby plciowe, zapalenle wszelklch ma
brzmia}ckci, wielka chorohe chorc o.
cZy i t. p. Jozeli kto zaIruty zostal
przez ukaszenie zmiji lub PISA, niechaj
potrze rane moia magnetvczn& Olivia a
ia TRUCKING zn;,zG2y. Cudownem moien
lekals twem ratowuIanl cd sniiercl ty-
STAGE luGzi, i ci p~owladajac, IL to maj
lepsza rZecZ ma sWiecic.
Ksiazeezks z obiasnieniami o mo-
lem lekarstwic, kaz@emu przesle darmo
Cena korzenncj magnctycznej oliwy
So 90 paezka, Tub try paczki "a S. CO.
Pieniadze nalezy przeslat w listach
registrowanych.
Gl6wny offs: 2oO2 East Baltimore
Str, Baltimore, Md.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-05
z INV poISkich
. r

Wincenty
tax strasznie wyzwaf ma mi
tingu prezydenta Blnkowskle'
go, lie skarzony zostat o
$4,000 damage. Pan BIN,
kowski to ten sam CO zroblt
zlota gwiazde ola polsklego
aldermana p. Dalmana.
W osKOsH, Wis, jak
dowiadujemy sic G'uozdy
Dehoickiej-w dnlu 80 maJa
mialo sic odbyc zebranie oby-
wateli polskich, W celu nara
dzenia sic wzgledem budewy
polsklego koSciofa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-05
DrObne Echa.

SKAZANY MORDERCA.-
Jozef Chwla4kowskl, kt6rego pare
tygodni temu aresztowano w CHI
cago "a to, re W Stephen, Mimi,
zamordowaf swojego wuja, przyz-
nah sic do why l przez sedziego
Mills w Chicago uznany zosta} NOR
derca W druglm stopniu. Ia to ca.
caie zyc1e pokutowac bedzie W
Saltwater, W Minnesota.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-05

~
aldermana p. Dalmana.
W K O Wis., jak
dowiadujemy sic Gwiazdy
Deuolcklej-w dniu 80 maJa
mialo sic odby6 zebranie oby-
wateli polskich, W celu nara
dzenia sic wzgledem budowy
polsklego koSciofa.
DO NEW YoRKU przybyf
ma parowcu Victoria Angus
ia" Kodak nasz p. Kenpih-
ski. Obecny Sekretarz st.
Ziedn. Blaine miat wiele tru-
dow i kiopotu, .zanim uwol-
nil pana Kempinskiego z rak
czynownikow rosyjsklch. T.
Kempinski bvf aresztowany W
Rosyi "a przyjecie obywatel-
silva amerykahskiego bez poz'
wolenia prawowitej t. J. ro-
syjsklej w1adzy.
pITTSBURG, Pa Tutej-
sly PrzWociez Ludu pisze, il
Antoni Nasal Jozef Zyf-
kowski, postawleni pred
kratki sadowe "a nieprawne
sprzedawanle trunkow rczpa-
lajacych, zostali odprowadzeDl
do cell wieziennych ola braku
zfoaenia $l0e0wej kaucyl.-
Ia sauna gazeta donosi, re
gdy p. j. j. Hoff z Milwau-
kee przebywaf W Pittsburgh,
opr6cz OBJ. Szewczyka 2702
Sarah Str. S. s.. jeszcze 70
innYch okupifo sic W kolonll
Hofa Park l Pulaski, Wis.
NEW YORK.-Listowy 10.
zef Sikorski w New Yorku
skazany zostat ma ID mjesie'
cy domu karnegoi "a wykra
DAME pieniedzy z listow.-Par
Erazm Jerzmanowski wy]echa
wraz z Ignacym Pawfowsk1n
do Europy.
BUFFALO, n. Y. = Tanc
sobotnie W tutejszych salonacj
zosta1y zakazane.-Reszte pal
ku Washingtona / Kosciuszk
W1asnosG pa1afii sw. Woicle
cha, kupit cd tejze paraf
ina licytacy') ks. Mozejewsk
-Dotad ME byto tn AMI pol
skich listowYch, AMI pollcem;
now; teraz staraja sic 0 pos
de policman6w PIP. Bolesfa
Laszewski l A. Wasilkowsk
o posade listowego zas PIX
lasa. (Echo).
W GWIAZDZIE DETROI'
KIEJ czytamy: I'VE wszys
klch mlastach, gdzie ludno
polska Jest cokolwiek licznie
sza, znajduja sic ulice, prz!
pominajace nazwa swa n;
szych bohaterow, jake to: s
bleski, Koscluszko i t d. p
tym wzgledem Detroit star
wi wy]atek. Niema tutaj a
,jedne) ullcy, ktoraby nos;
lmie zasfuzonych nasze) {
czyznie MEOW. Polonia
Detroit usllnle powinna
stara6, ably choc kilka u
przypomlna1o nam kra] arc
Prey dobrych checiach da
by sic to fatwo osiagll
%zwfaszcza, BE W niektory
dzielnlcach miasta zamleszk
wyfacznie polacy."
MAD MIASTECZKIEM
cadia. Wis, nledaleko Wi
ny, oberwaty sic W dn1u
maja chmury. Wysoka w
DO szczetu splokafa dwie
bic m1yhskie i jeden n
! wodny. [ miasto przez d
bylo pod woda. Jeden (
wick utonaf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-05

Pszenica No. 2, Spring, S5@SSc.
No. l. Northern. S50S6
Korn-No. 8 32W323c.
Owies-No 2 bia}y 274c.
Zyto-No. l. 5o@50!c.
Jeczmleil-No. 2, 44c,
Jaja-swieze, 1O3c.
Masio - 13914c.
Ser-Cheddars, 94@1Oc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-05

. Winony, Andrea Dr2zkowskl o. o.
Tomasz NIGGA 100
MARGIN Rogala 50
FIR. Cieminski 100
Ignacy Wieczorek 50
z PIERCE CITY, Mis-
souri,, z}ozyli "a staranlem
p. W}adys}awa Kenskie-
go:
Pierce City, W}ad. Kenski so
Jan Jarzembek 10
Adam Ruszkowski 25
Andrea Rinkowski 20
Antonl Warczakowski25
n" Jan Zo1kowski %
Antoni Rekowskl 70
Kazmierz Junker 81
Antonl Golubski 10
IS" Stanisfaw Krezymon Is
%" Felix Kenski 70
-" Juliusz Babski 10
"" J6zef Babskl 70
Kar6l Wanclewicz %
Ma rece KS. BARANOW-
SKIEGO W Winonie daleJ
z1ozyll:
Bambenek Wojclech Ivy
Sadka Andrze] Ivy
Peplihski Jan Ivy
Rostanka Jan 90
Kubak Anna sl,OO
Lisieckl Bart}omie] oo
Weso}owski Jan l.oO
L. 20
Kleman Kr. 70
Jazdzcwska Maya oo
Grulkowskl FIR. oO
Grulkowski Jan oo
Dywan Wawrzyn l.oo
Cieslik Jan Ivy
Knut MARGIN l.oo
Zywicki Jan Ivy
Bajster Jak6b 2o
Werdych J6zet 81
Clerzan Max oO
Cierzan August ~
Czaplewsk1 Stan. Do
GostomczyK Szczep. oO
j. B. oO
G. 70
Kluzik Jakob LOU
Grochowski Jan 5o
WORSE Anton %
Kulas August Ivy
C~ieszynski Ignacy oO
Laska Jan oO
Miynarek Piotr oo
Mrozek Teohl 10
| Lorbiecki Jan oO
Razem dotad. z}ozono s74.4o
z tel sunny odes}ano juz
przekazem pocztowym do
Krakowa, pod adresem
Redakcyi Czasu, 100 gull
den6w czyll 2O7 frankow
czyli S4l.Ot
Porto cd tych s41.00 SOC
Pozostaje W reku Redakcyl
Wiarusa Soz.9'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-05

Zy1o-No. 2, .5O@55c.
Ground Feed-No. 1, S13@13.25.
Otreby-Bulk, SO.
Siano-z preryj $780,; No. l 1878;
tymotka $3.50
Jaja-Swleze $3.15@3.3o.
Mas}o-Extra creamery, 15@16c.;
dairy 15@lSc.; roll and print,
S012c.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-05

Pan Franciszek Cysewski otwo-
rzy} g%rocernia ma rogu ulic 4 l
St. Charles. Zyczymy mu jaknaj-
lepszego powodzenia, proszac Ro-
dak6w o jaknajsilniejsze poparcle
90.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1890-06-05
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOW g..

Wta$cicie handful Revelation
Store, obck handful p. Pelzera, ma
p1awde wyprowadza sic z Vino
ny. Wielka szkoda tego tanlego
kupca.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-31
Mr., Remmington's advise

Mr.. Remmington's advise to an east
ern young man who wanted to go west
but had not the means, though not
likely to be followed was quite practical:
"Work until you earn the price Of a
good COW; buy one; wean the calf and
take its place. When the COW will own
you, strike west. She will carry you,
board you and be your capital to begin
on when you get there" Another old
settler tells Of seeing q settler come into
Kansas in this way. He said that when
night overlook him, the milk paid his
board, and being a thoroughbred COW
her stock was in demand. While on the
subject OF how to get west, which we
know many eastern people are asking
themselves, we will give another idea OF
an old settler: IF you have barely
enough means to pay the fare andfreight
on goods, save that money. Better sell
your goods at half their value and have
the money to invest in stock when .yor
ret here. Better still, if not too far dis
tant, would be to put your meansin two
or more teams OF COWS, put what 70,
can we'll carry in a wagon and driy'
through. Such a team will get in quites
crop, and the milk, With the increase
will keep you while waiting for return
nom the soil. Of course, this adyis
applies only to those Of very limitet
q II you have sufficient to pa,
fare and buy cows md teams when yot
ieet here, you had better do SO, as well
bred teams and stock Of all kinds car
IL purchased herein any quantity, at
very reasonable figures =
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-31

Opening Section Lines.

EDITOR UNIoN.-The heading OF this
article is a. matter that should interest
every citizen in this county. It is gen.
orally believed that the laws OF this
state provide that every section line is d
public highway, but in this part Of the
county there are a great many of our
farmers, 1 am sorry to say, that pay no
attention to the law in this matter,
thereby making it very inconvenient
travelling from n place to another.
For instance, On Spring creek, there is
not a single section line open so it can be
travelled without letting down several
gates, from what is known as the old
Sidney road, at McMahon's, down to
the Vollmor bridge. And for a distance
OF four miles below the anne
condition exists. This is L, mattersoi
great inconvenience to the public
generally, and especially to those
living in the extreme southern
part OF the county who have to 60 to
Rapid City to transact their business.
It is a matter that should be brought to
the notice OF the county commissioners
and it should be their duty to see that
every section line in the county is opened
according to law. CITIZEN.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-31
Our friend Butcher, OF Crook City, has

Our friend Butcher, OF Crook City, has
an idea on the seed..wheatquestion which
il it could have been brought forward
earlier, might have borne fruit. He
says; ~ see our legislature has sent a
committee to Minneapolis to see about
getting seed wheat for the sufferers in the
eastern counties. Why not buy that
wheat from the farmers OF the-Black
Hills? We have plenty OF wheat and it
is a slow SALE" AS millers are claiming
that Nebraska wheat can be laid down
here below our market price, why not
try and sell our No. 1 hard at seed wheat
prices, and thus supply our own state
and carry out the principles OF protec-
fiOn?
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-31
m psoHIBlrIoS E1LL.

We thank Senator Bangs Tor ncopy oil
senate bill No. 90, .'an act to prescribe
penalties for the unlawful manufacture,
sale aud keeping for sale, intoxicating
liquors, and to regulate the sale, barter
and giving away OF such liquors for
medical, scientific and mechanical pur-
poses" Under the bill only registered
and qualified druggists can sell, andthey
must first procure a permit from the
county Judge. While the Judge may use
his discretion as to refusing a permit, he
can only grant it when the application
is accompanied by a petition OF twenty
five reputable free holders who are
electors, and twenty-five reputable
women, twenty-one years OF age and
over, setting forth that applicant is a
good, moral person, etc.
Any doctor giving a prescription, or in
any way assisting any person to evade
this act, shall be punished by a fine OF
not less than $500 nor more than $500,
and by imprisonment OF not less than
thirty days nor more than six months.
1t further provides that it shall be the
duty OF sheriffs, deputy sheriffs, con-
stables, mayors, marshals, police judges
and police officers, having notice or
knowledge of any violation to notify the
state or district attorney OF such fact
and furnish him names OF witnesses, and
for failure in this duty OF any OF these
officers, they shall DC subject to a fine o.
not less than 5000 nor more than ST.
900, and Imprisonment OF from sixty
days to six months.
1t is a very lengthy article. and pro
nounced by all IL very strong one, ant
no doubt will be passed with very few
amendments. So full is the article
drawn, that it will prevent the use o
fermented wines in church sacraments
and this point has been raised by Bishol
Hare, OF the Episcopal church. 1t ma,
be changed to conform to his wishes
although we believe nearly all churche
at the present day use uniermente'
wine, or preparations that would no
come under the ban OF the law.
, 1t would seem that the twenty-firs
verse Of the fourteenth chapter
Romans would prevent christian peopl
from Directing to any provisions OF til
I law.
The last clause, makingitan emergenc
act to take effect Immediately, wi
probably be stricken from the articl
g although it would seem that sufiiclcl
h time has elapsed since the adoption
4 prohibition to allow dealers to unloa'
q Surely those who have gone into I'll
q business, or increased their stock, b
+ cause there was no law to reach ther
deserve no consideration.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-31
THE FARMER AND THE SINGLE TAX

Since writing the article on the single
tax some time ago for The UNION, some
of my farmer friends have taken me to
task about it. Some OF them hold up
their hands In holy horror at such an
idea, and I have no doubt they believe
as they say-that it is adeeplaid scheme
of the capitalists to saddle all the bur
den OF taxation upon them. Now, l
have no fault to find with the farmers
or any other person, for that matter,
for being slow to accept any proposed
scheme for taxation which seems to
carry upon it's face any degree Of I'M
certainty o. which they do not under
stand, forit is only wise on their part
to do SO. But it is no part OF wisdom,
to reject it without giving it consider
alton, and that from an unbiased stand
point and it is the worst character Of
cowardice to refuse to discuss through
the columns OF our newspapers any
proposed reform that is growing SO
rapidly as the single tax. And more
especially is this true when some reform
is so apparently necessary for the labor.
ing classes as it is at the present time.
He who takes a cain, sober look into
the face Of our present social condition.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-31

Stephen Peabody, an old resident OF
Spring creek, called at The UNION office
recently. In speaking of our gypsum
beds, he gave an interesting description
OF his experiments with that article in
the east. On a place he rented was a
tub OF gypsum or land plaster. This he
sowed on one corner Of a field OF wheat.
Esrly in the spring and throughout the
season that patch could be readily
picked out by a stranger, 1t vas 10 green
and rank. Another season he dropped
q tablespoonful into each hill Of corr
before covering. A piece was left after
the plaster run out. The latter piece
amounted to nothing, while that receiv-
Ing the plaster made a continual growth
retaining it's color throughout q dry
season and made a crop. Farmers o.
western New York SOW their plaster
as regular as they do their grain, anc
great benefits are derived, particularly
in dry seasons. It is often said thai
where a disease abounds, nature has al
antidote neal at hand. Are not oul
vast beds OF gypsum. scattered througl.
out the Hills, an antidote for the parch
ed grounds OF the prairies to our east
We believe that deep and thorough cul
tivatiOn, with q free use of land plaste
would dc more than any scheme Q
irrigation by artesian wells.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1890-01-31
During the political contest last fall it

During The pONClcal conIeSI las1 lail IL
was asserted by that wing OF the republic
can party which bolted the state plat
form, that the prohibitionists could en-
pectnothlng from democratic candidates,
that they would be tied by their party
to ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. The COM
mite on state affairs made q minority
report on bill t~wenty-three, which was a
bill to resuhmit the prohibition question
to the people. The majority report was
opposed to resubmissiOn and WAS car
ried by a vote OF ninety-two to twenty
three, nine members lodging the issue by
excuse or absence. Although there was
no probability Of this measure passing
it was the first test Of the members o.
this question, and the result, in SO fara
Pennington county is concerned, is jus
what we expected. Messrs. Hughes an
Jolly's names are found with the major
ity. The people were not deceived. w
are rather surprised, however, to fin
the Meade county members with tn
minority. Way, ofCuster, also preferre
the minority, while Mr.. Coles nam
does not appear. OF course, Bro. Gun
mings was on the right SIDE.