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The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
Nominee for
Ward McAllister, who il CO.

Ward McAllister, who il con-
triouaing q series of articles to
The New York World, dwells in
Lis iat',st sereed upon Marriage
sat IAvalce Z He says:
Il, th- south, where the peo-
81 love not for day, but for
IL tune, divorce is hardly
E,.psl III sout!. Carolina an
i: ION fer divorce is not even
,,..,i led Tor by the statute.
.lsssr;sd life to Us all is simply q
50 ar ,anise Two people can
,u,t ps1z over LIES great high
way together without encount-
ering many 4 storm, domestic or
otherwise Where there Is IN
Il tsssnslHace ii thunder and light
l.ihg Il verjabls pufilie the st
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03

Mr.. Thomas Nelson Page has
contracted to furnish a sketch
once month to the "Editor's
Drawer" OF Harper's Magazine.
Mr.. Page has sketches in st.
Nicholas and Lippincott this
month. He is at work on two
shortstories, and on biographies
OF his grandfather, Genera
Thomas Nelson, and his relative,
Captain John Page, OF the Ar
gentine navy.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03

Bill Nye says his hardest job
in perfecting "The Cadi" has
bsrn to get a good thrill for each
act. His back lawn at Buck
Shoals, N. c., he says, is full of
discarded thrills that he could
not use. Seabrooke, the come
dian, says his highest ambition
is to play against Nye, who is
lscturing in the south now, and
toilet William have "The Cadi's"
overflow.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
( RIDGE Institute a9 d6 sqsItss
A Gold Watch and 1904.

That is what our agent receives who gets
up club on our II per week plan
Oar II karat gold filed cases are war
ranted Tor 20 years. Fine Elsino Waitham
movement. Stem wind aud set Lady's or
gents size. Equal II any $50 watch. To
secure agents where we have none, We sell
one Of The Hunting Case Watches for the
hub price SIS atii send c. O. d, by express
with privilege of examination before pay ing
for sane.
Our agent at Darham writes "Our Jew
elers have confessed they don't know how
you can furnish such work for The money"
One good reiiale agent wanted for ench
place Write for paeticnlars.
EXPIRE WATCH co,
Nov > New York
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03

There will be issued this week
from the statistician's office of
the Interstate commission, the
third annual report on s'statis-
tics of the railways in the United
States" This report gives COM
prehensive statistics covering the
operations of railways during
the fiscal year, ended June 30,
1890, and a statement of earn
ings and expensea for nine
months, ended March 80, 1891.
A marked feature OF this report,
which adds greatly to the value
Of its statistics is the mapping
and division Of all statistics IN
ten territorial groups by which
differences in conditions Of oper-
ation III various parts Of the
eountry are clearly brought to
noficc Comparisons rendered
poss5lble b y This report show
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
NATr RAJ BAN ! FAILURES.

The frequent failures of nation
al banks recently-and very bad
failures, too-in consequence,
apparently, OF detective super
vision, has attracted no little at
tention. Time was when nat
| tiOnal banks were believed to he
absolutely safe, chief, by reason
of the supposed riGor of the gov
eminent bank examiners, and
the unyeiiding severity of the
cor! ptroller in acting upon the.
facts developed bv tn bank ex-
anliners' reports. Ii :. bank had
made injudicione loans, or f,'3i
I bad collateral for it's loans or
was IN any way appl oachlng H.
! solvencv, the circumstances We're
bound to come ont in the fi.'-
quent Investigations OF the Of
| fetal examiner were cor2petaut
and faithful. In theory the sys-
TEN is perfect. Ia pi'ac' lie, also,
the system has n the great ma
jority of cases secured absolute
safety for lepositora. Whenever
it has been worked in the normal
manner, by men who refused to
mix politics with business, the
national banking system has
given satisfactory results--so far,
at least, as mere security was
concerned. The Canadian sys-
TEN gives more elasticity and
larger facilities, but it can hardly
be said to be materially safer.
The ugly feature of some of the
recent failures in Pennsylvania
and Boston is the apparent mix
ing of political considerations
with the administration of the
national banking system. Safe
guards have been ignored, it is
alleged, out of consideration for
influential Republican politicians.
What is more surprising, thelax-
ity has appeared to have been
that of the controlling authority
in Washington, and not of the
subordinate officials. The con-
dition Of the keystone and the
Maverick banks, for example,
was correctly reported, it seems,
by the bank examiners, but the
reports We're disregarded. The
banks, tits alleged, We're allowed
to go on doing business, receiv
ing deposits, making loans on
bad collateral, &c, for months
after they We're known at the
comptroller office to be insolv-
emf. Some tenderness, supposed
to be due to political nlas, inter-
vened to prevent the s.pplica ton
of the provisions of the law an
til it was too lase to safeguard
innocent depositors.
A curious sequel of this defec-
tive control from Washington is
the intuition Of as stem OfState
inspection to supp ement the ma
tional inspection. The Pennsyl-
vania Legislature at its last ses-
sion created the office OF super
intendent OF banking, the fuhc- .
tons of which are similar to
those of the Washington comp
troller of the currency. Gov.
Pattison has just appointed to
this Office Mr.. e. H. Krumbhaar,
an efficient person, says the Ledg-
err, who will see to it that phan-
tom banks shall not hereafter
use the prestige of the epithet
national" to defraud custom
ars -RoItirnOpe S,u
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
NORTH CAROLINA su,arior ,,o,rt
IN Forsyth County,
Lucy Covington,
: Action for Divorce.
Cate CoyinQton.

Cate Covington,
happening to the satisfaction of the urt
that the defendant, Cate Covington, is non
resident of the State. is ordered by the court
that. publication of this summons be made tor
six .uccr ssive weeks in the Western Sentin l.,
weekly newspaper published in Fcrsy h
county, notifying the said Cate Cevington %
appear at court to be held for Forsyth coun-
ty. in Winston, n. c., on the 18th of November
1891, to answer the complaint of plaintiff II a
action tor divorce from the bonds of matrinqe
nv, which complaint will be filed during tie
first three DAYS of the term Herein fail not,
and OF this summons take notice This 10Th
day of October, 1891.
E. A. GRIFFITH, W. b. STAFFORD,
Atty for Plaintiff. c. 8. c., of Forsyth Co.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03

The Charlotte Chronicle, one of
the best morning newspapers IN
North Carolina, appeared yester-
dav in a new dress, printed or
better paper and with a new
Babcock press. The looks of the
paper could be improved ON yet,
however, if the headletter type
was changed; it is too large.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03

An average man OF so has
spent 5000 days, or nearly TWEEN
ty years, in sleep, and has con-
sumed about 1000 pounds of
bread and 10000 pounds of
meat, washed downed with T.
600 gallons of liquids.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
WHERE THE CONVENTIONS
WE'RE HELD.

In connection with the meet
ing of the Republican national
committee, lis. OF places where
all Republican and Democratic
conventions have been held. with
their nominees, since the birth of
the Republican party, will he of
interest:
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03

And now that Hal w. Aver
has resigned as manager of the
Reform Press Association, who
will become manager or will
that take the initia tive step and
go Gown-the Alliance to fol-
loxy2
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
NORTH CARDINAL Superior Court.
" Forsyth COUNTY. j To Fall Term, 1871
Emma G. Thompson

Julius Thompson.
1t appearing to the satisfaction Of the Cour5
that the defendent, Julius Thompson, is notl-
resident of the State, it is ordered by the Court
that publication of this summons be made fpr
six successive weeks in the WESTERN SENrISF L.,
a paper published in Forsyth county, notiiyit G
the said Julius Thompson to appear at a court
on the 18th Monday after the first Monday n
September, 1891, to answer the complaint of
plaintiff in an action for divorce from the bon Is
of lcattimony, which complaint will be fill
during the first three days of the term. Here
fail not and of this summons take notice. II is
October 18th, 1891.
W. STAFFORD, Clerk Superior Coz ri
Oct Is CIV of FORSYTH Comfy.
Glenn & Manly, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03

Governor Hill, of New York,
will do his duty by the Demo
cratic party of his state and re-
main in office until Mr.. Flower
takes his place. Lieut.. Gov.
Jones will hardly realize the ecs-
tacv of being Governor for thir-
ty DAYS, even.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03

Postmaster General Wanamak-
er has awarded the stes nship
mail contracts between New
York, Buenos Ayres, : avana
and Mexico to the Ware Line of
steamers, alSoto the Pc lie Mail
Line to Central America.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
Hoo Doses One Dollar
Sale Of Valuable Land
AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY!

BY Write Of authority conferred on MS as
executors IF the will of the late II. R,Leb-
man, we will sci! on the premises. in Wen
Ia towns Up, Forsyth county, n. G.. on
Thursday, Navember 10, 1891. II the lanes
OF said dec eased, consisting Of three tracts
IL the viii Ct Of Brookstown, in said COUNT.
The HON" place of said deceased on which
Is comm dlnus dwelling and cut buildings.
a well OF good water, orchard of fine fruit.
vineyard, stc., containing 80 acres more or
less. The storehouse tract upon which is
situated rood brick store house. the best
country stand for general merchandise IN
the COUNT containing 5 acres. more or less.
These lands aajoin the lands of Phillip
Mock, }. II. Mock ard others. Also the
tract known as the Meadow Tract" adioin-
ing john Beck, the heirs Of Daniel Doub
sad Others, containing 100 acres, more or
less, on which is several acres of good mead
ow and bottom lands and the finest tobacco
Ia nd In the county. Terms made known on
day OF sale. We will also sell the remain
der OF personal property of said deceased
consisting of wheat, corn, hay, wagon, grain
DRILL. household end kitchen furniture. etc
Sale to commence at IL o'clock a. M Fol
tur'her Information Apply to P. T. Lehman
Winston, or D. 5. Lehman, Vienna. N. C
h's october Ith, 1891. tbs
p. T. LEHMAN,
D.S. LEHMAN, Executors.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03

Governor Tillman was proven
ted at the last moment from
meeting Governor Northen in
Augusta, Thursday. So what
the governor OF South Carolina
might. have said to the governor
of Georgia will never be known.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03

The most succint and complete
explanation of the result of the
election in New York has been
evolved, after mature considera-
ton, by the Auburn Journal, as
follows:
Tammany
Has so
Dammany
Votes!
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03

The Democratic address pre-
pared by the committee of ten
some weeks since has not yet
been given to the public. Why?
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03

1t is stated that Alliancemen
all over the state are declaring
against the dictatings Of Secre-
tary Barnes.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
4@1 u II. ave..
Washington, ID. c

DURHAM, N, G., Jace 22d, 1881.
Ma. JOHN n. WEBB, Washington, d. c.
Dear SRI have known the Eectropose
ID in a number of different cases for various
&C nplaints. In no instance have 1 known it
to fal to benefit or cure the person who used
il. am not in any way interested in it. Ny
object is u benefit humanity, and I unhesita-
tn gly say that, from my long personal acquain-
tai,ce with you. as we'll as for the wonderful
cures it has wrought under my own obserya-
vs.ion. on various persons afflicted with var
io.is ills, am prepared TO believe the testi
mony offered proof of the wonderful cures
produced BY tue persistent, intelligent use of
tie Electro oise and commend ii 10 nvalids.
Yours truly,
ALI Y. WA Xix Et.
For il lorna ion address as above, or
2sa KIyti STREET, CHARLESTON, n. c.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
EsgTsGE.

BE- virtue of an order of the Superior caurt
OF Forsyth county. | Will sell atpublic auction.
to the highest bid Ter, II the count house door
in VI Winston, GA Monday the seth da- of 10
vember, '9l al | O'clock, p m. some valuaels
lands belonging /, W. j. Glenn, lying near
Glenns Ferry, in said county, embracing sh .
lands on TIE / nth an, west sides oi the read
from Brookstoyn TO Gienn's Ferry, contaIninH
some two hundred acres more less. These
lands viii lie sold in loss 10 suit purchasers.
TERM :-One-haii cash aud TIE other hall
OF c-edit OF six months.
Oet3I. b. 7. MAST, Guardian.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03
Luxuries Come High.

It is said that McKinley's election
cost $3.50, 600. If ibis is SO it cost
more than it came to.-Atlanta Con-
stitution.
The western sentinel. [volume] (Winston-Salem, N.C.) 1887-1926, 1891-12-03

James " Lancaster, Rawfin sville, Ca,
writes Ny wife was n had h-o tn for eigSt
years Five doctors and Is many mere d. Rss-
ent patent medicines fss done her no geo.
Six d, tiles Of : i j. has cared hS.''
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-11-05
@tdea, sao.oafota, Sonmeritas 5. Mopember 1891

beitS;lmmern Der 9lihter bas @as bis
tiei in Die 9ia6t biuein bremen. SIM
SapitOl periammeln iid ole 9tibter
reselmdBig ieoen Qdg uon II bic !
llbr.
Die 6altung oeS GcrjhtsbOieS lit
cine erulte. obue cine lteiie III iein.
0eiitreihe Sher;e Scr plaioireuocn 2los
potateu finbcn bel ibn willige Sbren
nuO es 1T amiiiaut. mit nn;uisbcn, mic
IN lclfen SGlleu ein @Gheln juerlt aRI
oea l3iigeu OeS erltep { oerri6ters ers
lteint uno iih Damn III ltrcnger slang.
orOuuug uah redts rn0 iuts ali Osn
Hjeli6tern leiusr &OlIeseu iOrtpIlaust.
Eautcs Sndlen 1T uatlrliuh uerpont.
GiAmal frelllb mare cS bciuahe ous9es
brod)cn. Gas mar ais Sen. Beujamin
Butler in einsm @laiOouer uber sinen
RatentIall plOelid mebrere &atentpups
pen in ben slrm nahm mo cine oauon
ais 9eDeisitiise in Die O0be ihwentte.
Sin Invertebrates 6alnilieHltiid, menn
man 10 logcn bari 1T Oas Sdmierbu1
Ses @eridtsboics. in weldem fat Alcs,
mas iibcr bieie YshDrOs perOiientliht
miro, ein9eIicbt III tieiue Stanoalge.
Ifidten. bosbaIte SariIlturcn, fur;
9llles, mae irgenomis oen 9sieaihafts
liden 2bcil Scr @slaibtc Oes gertAtSs
boieS beriibrt.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-11-05

Die 6euerihut M dine,
meld)e ein Uiir9er In Wtanoan, u. o..
erIuuben bat, ermOglibt Die Terbrens
nun9 bes Erariesrales, lelblt menn es
nod grim lit, in einer Yreite BON iiini
SSub. @beniO fann oalielbe iOiort 9es
lolht wsroen. 9ro Gag 1T ein 30 W,ei.
len LANCER uno fiini SUP breiter tSeuers
ihusgiirtel ber,nltellen. Die DtaIhine
beltebt aus GObren, pel6e nit @alolin
9efiilt iino. unb miro our6 brei Eieroe
beipe9t. Der EreiS Der 6eueri1uss
Wiaibine betro9t $ll5.
unter ben Grinnerun9en
an Goln bus, Die in Chicago
ausseltelt meroen iollen, piro ii9 aud
clue sau, setreue giad)abmuns oss
Shiifes .Santa Wiaria" befinoen, aui
lpeldem Der Gntoefer gum eriteu Wial
bic lleberfabrt nod glmerifa gelpast
bot. Das Sbiifspolf wiro sr0btsn.
tbeilS aus Spaniern bciteben. Die alle
in geltihtlihe @emdnoer gefleioet Iino |;
aud bic innere slusitattuns oes 6abr,
sengeS loa Der Ausltattuns Der urs
jpriinslihen Santa Wtaria1 aui Gin
paar sleibeu. Gbenlo miro bic 3abl
Wfatrolen Die sleihe lein, uuo um bic
ltrenslte seldi6tlihe Ireuc 81 lpabren,
ioa iih elm Gnsldnoer. Elm Sire uno ein
ipanilber 9iotar oil Boro befinosn,
oa,u nod einise Ysrionen. melhe bic
anoeren StaatSbsamten, BON oenen 60.
lumbus aui Ieiner Seereiie besleitet
wuroe, oaritelleu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-11-05
3IinlIlreIultatc.
q ii 5 3 atotd

SpaeD, 5tepublitaner, lit a9 ben
lebtcu telegrapbiibeu Seridteu nit Ell
er9iuraltGt poH eiuigen 5aulenO 5um
puerc9ablCUroneten rriudblt. Au
5tunmcn5abl ibm 5undhlt fomnt Der
llnobDangige Smitb; g9oOos, 9emos
frat, mag ii ben Blad 0ills, BON no
8crdt mangeln, 10 piel Stimnien Der
arocrcn @arteen erbnlten babrn, o0f
er 3plcpS GrmGblun9 III 5ra9e Itellen
pfcr oOD minoeiiens ibm nabc tOmmen
mini.
Z . 10 a.
Sonpcrneur Bples, oemotrntii6, III
lpleosrerpablt; Die 2e9islatur III nod
Speiieblit uno, obglelb na6 Berihten
bis geiteru gIbeno republitdnlIA. mogtn
nod einSutommeuoe 9anoniitritte cas
lleberge,uidt Der oemotratIlmen 8artel
gebGn.
Rem Yort.
Der oemotratii6e @ouperneursfanz
Oioat, 6lower, lit nit $4,000 Stimmen
4luraiiiGt jum Nndiolger Sills err
wdblt Se9islatur republltnHllh
Sbio.
2ie Gcpubiitauer iie9ten; Wcainlep
gum @Ouuerneur erpdblt, Die Webrs
belt Der @eeiSlatur republItaniid uno
and oas republitauiI6e Staatstidet 1T
crfOlsreid.
SO iano.
Gemutratiifer Sies, ipwubl in Be
jus aui oas Staa!stidet, ais Die Sc
gslatllr.
Oi + a buiets.
Siuliel, Semotlat, gum GCuoerpeur
eripdblt; iibrises Staatstidet uno Die
9e9islatur republifanild.
NebraS ia.
9lepubltanil6er Sberrifter nit
5000 Shmmen Mebrbeit iiber ben mn
abb1nalaeH &anoioaten ermdblt.
9as @ablersebnlB IN 0apilonGouu
Il -.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-11-05

Die dtteite uuo mdhtigite
6amilie in China lou Die Der
9iiu9 Duns iein. 2lbfGmmlinge bers
ielben lcben in Gan 6raucisco, Gal.,
unO icierten bort tiir;li6 ju Gbren
hires @oeen Yu 5l6at in oem am
Naperlps Btas er0iiueteu @0ecntsmpel
ibr Sabresfeit. Oie 6eier besauu nm
Miitternadt. Gin jsoer 9iins Yuns
bradte eiu Spfer bar, oaS aus irseuO
sinen Sleioun9sitiid beitanO, nno in
gauie oeS 5a9es rallelten &asen our@
Die Strabeu oeS Gbinelens&isrtels,
melhe ireipiligs @nbsn BON Shmeins'
ileild sinlammetten. lin Wtitternaht
murOen bic papierenen GOsenbiloer
lammt ibreu lsioenen 9lujlgeu uno
Shmudiahen. Oeu Sahntu, 8aaons,
yatsrneu uno cen gropierten SttiStrn
uerbrannt. Sobalo Die leete Spur
Der Spier9aben. oeren gSertb aui
$4,000 peranlblaot wuroe. pernibtct
mar, iiclen Die yiing Yuug's iiber oas
seiammelte SdweineIleilf Der, um
ibren ourcb oreitGSiges 6alten uerlt1rt-
ten 9uuger 81 ltiatu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-11-05

Gin Opier bes Na6fabrens
wurbe Nrtbur Winsiielo In Doncaitsr.
England. Or ftiir;te, nahbem er bel
tinem Wettfabrtu 40 2ilometer unun.
tsrbrohsn jnriidpelegt. obnmddtie pcu
Der Wiaf&iue unb itarb an nd6iteu
Gast.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-11-05

Die neuelte Grfinonng aui
telesrapbiidem @ebiete lit segeuwdrtis
In Chicago. Su., aus9elts0t. Gielelbe
iteat Den Morle'ihen Oruf. telegraph
bel 9Seitem IN Shatten. Der 2ele.
srapbiit lbreibt Die Depelde aui cine
dnBerlt si.,pfinoli6e Ilatte nisocr, uno
mdbreno CT ld)reibt, wirb bic Oepel1e
am Srte oeS sloreiaten onrh oas 9n.
ltrument senau ebenio nie0erseldrieben
wie am slbIencunasorte; man fann
nit oemlelben Snltrumente and 3eih.
nunasa nno yauotarten iibermitteln. ia
g4ehiel aui cine Gnisrnung pou tau'
lenO Wieilen nit Srisinalunterihriit
perieben. IS lallen iih init oieiem
9nltrufnent As Worte per Wfinute iiber.
mitteln.
Sbonnirt auf Die ~Radridien."
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-11-05

Die StdSte Der Grbe. 9iad)
een neuelten, loebeu srihienentn seos
grapbiif ltatiIillheu 1abcasn Iiir
1922 pon Sr. .. Suralhef 9ibt ss
9esenwdrtig 232 Stdote aui Der @roe,
pslhe iiber 100000 GinDobner ;dblen.
Die IA Wiillioneultdote lino: yonoon
Sc, Paris 2.3, Berlin 1,6, 9irm
Dorf 1.6, Selling 1.6. Santon l.6.
5ofio IA, g1isn 1,3. Chicago H.,
Ebilaoelpbia. Sutihau, Sianstan,
Siusan unb Iidantihau nit je 1 o
Wiillion Ginpobner. Cine Ueuolteruns
pon 500, ,O0O--l 100000 baben 1S
Stdote, pon 3OO. .0O0-5OO, 900 Sin.
ipobnern 81 Stdote, bon 200, 900 bis
100000 @inmobnern 80 uno BON
100, ,0O0-2 100000 @inwobnsrn 130
Stdote. A)fiinhen nimmt unter ben
StdOten Der Groe Die 55. (por iiinf
Sabren bic GA. Stelle ell.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1891-11-05

Gine Aus sitelluus bes
Glenos. Illus Sonoon miro berifs
tst: Iic en9liibe 0silsarmee bat Die
orobe agricultural Saa in $onOou &C.
Wdllt. nm bort cine 2lnSiteaun9 sur
Selebrung Der SSelt iibsr ole Slrmeu
nuO @lenoeu ~ Ocranitaltcu. uno ;par
i'm 0ejember trrj Dor gSeibnadteu.
2lnber sen 9lrbeiten, pel6e bon Col.
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