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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-22
500 8eIpbnmna. 800.

Die 2eier Der .Sreien YreHe" irerben fid
freuen, 81 erie bren, bnb es fuenisitens cine
8efirdtete Rranfbsit siebt, tpelde bic @ifens
idaft in Oh ibren Stufen su beiIen i'm Stanbe
1T; 9aa's 8atarrbs&u 1T bic einsise jett Der
dr5tliHen 8raberiHaft betannte pcfitipe far.
&'tarrb erforbert ais cine 8onftituticnss
&ranfbsit cine conititutionele BebanbIuns.
Sal's &otarrb Sur tpirb inaerlid sencmmetl
unb ipirtt brett auf bas Blut unO Die idIeis
misen Oberlahen bes Sniteins, faburd bic
@runbiase Der &ranfbeit serft6renb nnb benz
Fatienten Rraft sebenb, inbem ie bic Roniti-
tuition oes &DrperS aufbaut unb ber Natur in
ibrem @erte biIft. Die Gisentbiimer baben
10 eiel gsrtseusn gu ibren seiItraiten, bab fis
%einbuibett Dollors 8elohnuna fir ieben Sal
anbieten, hen ie gu furiren perfebIt. aabt
Sud cine qlite pon 3eusnifen tcmmen Man
abrefise:
s. 5. G1eueb & g., Iplssp, ..
EF- Icn Trosuiiten, IS @ents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-22
S6wei5.

8ern. Die eibseuOiiide Min5e
bat 5pei Millionen in @1mei3ersolb,
itiiden 9eprdgt. sic fdbrt fort, SUM-
franfentbaler NIT Der lisenoen 9elpetia
etn;ulbmel3en, bic einen fannelirten
0lanb batten uno i6ld9t ,teue Stiide
nit Der Sepiie auf benz Ranb. Serner
lit nod reues 9iidelselo ~erltelt porben
unb es lollen nod flint Willionen &ap,
penitiide fir Die Soft unb 3ollburearS
9elblager meroen.
3irib. Der ueue Staotratb Biz
ribs sibt befannt, baB er bon nun an
Titnlaturen. uno Sormeln in alien
S6riftitiiden weslaiien merbe unb err
uartet, oaB III 3~uienounsen bon @ris
paten oielelbe Negel beobadtet iperoe.
SdmD5. Mus SapoDen lit na6
Giniiebeln Elm Yil9er5us projeftirt. Da
eth @intritt eines @rtraSuses in S9meis
5er9ebiet nidt m09lt6, 10 betreten Sill
ger ein3eln Sen S9meiserboben.
Bug. Die am lesten Neuiabr ms
9eben 9erufene 0otterte fir Renopation
utlo Nusbau Der Hfarrfirde bon lin,
terd9eri bat einen 9iinfti9en Berlauf se=
nommen. Die 10000 Gtiid Voole
ii1o ausperfauft morben.
Solotbmrn. Sin9it fanb I'M
9drfin9er WalSe elm l1eberfau ftatt.
Dret permummte @eitalten sriffen
9errn 2ebrer Sdssi BON Wolfmil an
luo bradten oemlelben erbebli1e Ser,
letunsen bel. Dies lit innerbalb fur3er
Srilt nun Der uierte oerartise 0aa.
8aeltabt. DaS 3ipilgeri1t
bat iein urtbeil in 3pei GntideiSunsS,
pro5eiieu iiber> bic M0ndeniteiner Nu,
! 9eleseubeit er0ffnet. SIS fpra9 Der
Samilie Sling 24,310 Drancs iammt
Gins nnO Der 6rdrlein Suite @tablin
"a 1000 Srancs @nti9dbigung Su, 3. +.
, bis Der gefor0erten Sumrnen.
M~ppen3ell. 2estbin murbe cine
nit Der Mauls unb &lauenleufe bebafs
tete @emle am 9obenfaitel gel9oiien.
OaS Gbicr bate bielelben &raufbeitS,
erideinunsen i'm Mtaule uno an ber
&lancll. pie iie iib bel ben j3iesen
jeigen.
ct @allen. NnidlieBeno an oie
Waherperlorsuns beidloB sic Dorfge,
Misunderstanding &appel Die On,
l6aifung einer DDnamomal9ine our
eleftrii6en StraBenbeleu9tung, gum
porlaufisen aoftenani6lase bon so, 700
DrancS, porbebdltli6 ipdterer Ini9af>
Jung BON affumulatoren bebufs Mb.
gabe oeS Vihts ON Yripate.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-22
0eGerreiG.

m;e.r. Die Grb0bung be8 Otter,
s,;%;,ts<nu 'ariiden ariessbutsets, ,pie
H. A} S;ir 1s93 .aeablidtist wiro, betrdst
s.ooo, ooo Cube. git 8~riessperipal.
tnsa psrnrieD arose,s gO~rSsrunssu, neil
:. Sic gutnidlnns per alpeijdbrisen
J.. ritpflid,t in Dsutidl.sro abwarfrn
Ois. & lie arDbere Neformet N Better
i l,ia, Z 4fibrt. Disisr Sa9t babsi
reid oil. "a ansefidts Der ebOlerase.
ole geDoro. s.anb Capitalization etipaS
fabr ole Wogl. 4 spebre Srutnslter fur
reotolrt mo Dab :. Sa siner Dampfs
Gpioemiem gefuliSe. saei sinfaden uilb
pdi1erei fdliefen in 4ten Doppelbe.,
iieben iibereinanoergeite.- IS murbe
ten oieru~noSpausis Yerion. A<tssg lnS
Die G%ntfernuig Der Doppel. I'd, benz
bic 0feselung OcS Vela9eS II. 4 an.
guftrauinc angeorbnet. Sn cinel. VI
bersn Gtaottbeil murDe cine SelerD> !.
iIiiitg nit oreiuno3panSig Snlalleu arl9e'
troifen, nebeuan il elmer heireri SaIls
mer ldlieien nod brei gcnte. Sie
Hdunle murben ais u~nbemobnbar ers
fldrt.
Driimm. Jlad) autbentilfer Wf1s
tbeilungen mlrbe oieier Gage cine oent&
i6e @eiell6ait aus 8iidau BET Der
Hiidfebr BON einenl MrSflu9e in Der
bobmilGen @emeinoe Yultomer BON
9i6efea am @%eiterfabreu gewaltiam
p~erbinoert, nit Stoden bebrobt uno
beldimpft, mobei au1 unbebeutenbe
Yerlesungm ucrfamcn. Sed)s TerIos
men wurbcn perbaitet mo Dem @eri6te
iiber9eben.
@robmaroein. Su Der Bieli9en
Bottai6enfabrif oes Scrmaun S9mar;
perfrod ii1 ein arbeiter yiamens So,
lepb YreBnaf III ielbitm6roeriider ab'
iiht In eiten sliibenben Sfeu. NlS bic
iibrieen Grbeiter, ourd) oaS St6bnen
bes llngliidli6en berbeieelodt. i'm ret,
ten moliten, mar cS bereits 81 ipat. aus
BEN O5en ipnrOe nur iein balbperfobls
ter 2eidnnm berporge5ogea.
praq. DaS Strofgeridt bat 9e'
asll ben iunotide1ilden 2~anotagsabge'
oroneten BoolipnD anldblih Der Reoen,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-22
THIBODEaUx.

gSas bsDsatst biefes Worts IS III
>aS @anbelssei6eu bes
n; SbereIIa S6ubsYalalt es,
IN Wabliabre befannili6 Sc.
,ts Ia {. berrf6t unb mir einen aro'
iuu' y nrrotn eeH s6nbwerf fur Ser.
Bsm o Samsn YEb ainber an 6anf
tsM, S ms,ss,s &. ,eeus unb Mfuiter, i
puDsM, m."'r; ,ssS Inn & 0 It.
preie unb liefern .0 s's,usne uu'
Fir. ollie Waaren finb m<'a VIZ maI'
ben fpesiea fir bieien sOmmet sets a,i
Sic IreiIe limb iiberaa in 3ag.'eh wv
oeoeben. User biaig nlb gut ta'''e'
min, 9ebe gum
CINDERELLA shmb QnlaH.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-22

welde berielbe in 0iancD 9ebalten, bte
llnterlndung ipcsen 9o6oerratbs eth.
9eleitet.
Sal5burs. Sir3li9 muroe benz
Padter Der 6eltauratior uMombera"
aut Mtonol &c, Germ 2adner, BON einem
italtenilden Irbeiter Der 8au9 aufge,
ldlikt. Der Serleste lit %seltorben.
gtlla6. Sn Maslertt iino Dor
eiuigen 1asen Span3ie 3auier iammt
Sorrdtbcn ab9ebranrt. j3hoei 6du1er
lpuroen 9erettet. Der S6aben betrast
$4,000 @uloen. Gin 8erluit an Men>
ld%enleben lit nidt 5n betaselt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-22
coka(=J (ad5ri6ten aus Der
a(ten Geimot6.

@eis1in9en a. Steig. Gin in
Der Sudbr1derei babier bef6aftister
jlltger Matttt mollte fid Nbenos nit
elmer 3immerHinte i'm S1ieBen then.
Nls 3iell6eibe beliiiste er einen atemli6
9roBen Steir, weld)cn CT anf einen
8foiten bes @arteu3aunes neben benz
9aule itellte. Ser SduB traf prallte
aber oil Dem Steiit ab nno bas @ef9ob
brang eilem Der umitebenoen &inber in
Die Sirni6ale, j. DAP baS ~9etroffeue
oreijabrise andbleim Boffnnnsslos bar>
uieoerliegt.
Eottenbura. g01reno Der Sop
fenernte wareu bier i'll Sen lesten @oden
1910 @erIunen bei1dfttst (mannlibe
99a, lpeiblid)e 2at2l. Mit 6opfen
warcl algebcut ani Der itaStii9en
Mtarfnli9 1859 Aiorgcu, auf ben Mar<
fun9en Der 2alascmtinben ;uIammen
1920 Mor9eu. Scr @rtrag mirb
hurdld)nittli9 per Mior9en auf 4 Gent
ier gclhdst. Die Qiialitdt lit gum
groBen Sbeil iebr gut. Die Breile
belpe9en ii6 o~erseit Slpil9en 40 unb
$50 Wfarf.
3saoeu.
RarlSrube. Sin fomil9er 8ors
fal mirb bier erSdBlt. Spa3ier9dnser
b0rtell in eirer Stra6e in Ser meltliden
'NuBenleite Ser @taot ben inlmer flaaz
lider iperbenoeu 8af: rSris, On
brinsit mid i'm eS lit Su beiB!" Sin
Berbre9en mutbmabenb, bransen iie TT
Die 8obuu1g llno fanben : einett
S9neiber, Der leincr on 0tbeumatiss
mus leibenbea 6rau @eniablin nit
einem lebr bciben 8iigeleiien bett 6iiden
bigelte. 9omerilGeS @elddter obne
seridtlideS Gini9reitelt par Bic Solse
oieles unfreiipit!igcn augenldeins.
Manmbeim Oieier Gage fano
bier Cit .3nlammeGitoB eiler Oielbuns
%bertf0pfigcn MculGenmen9e nit Ser
bieiigen Sdntllanni6aft itatt, inbem
lestere cincn Ye.rullfenen perbaften
mollte, wo9cgcn li0 DIE 8olfsmenge 3ir
@ebr iehte. @s fam 3u eiuein Stra,
ben9efeht nit Ger S6usmannldaft,
Dclde ben Blab crit bebauptcn fonnte,
ais ibr cine fleiile 3abl Nrtillerilten Su
hilfe fam.
Yor5bei III. lnier perbienter
MnlfOirettor ytuldcmeDb bat gu Der
@bica9oer notwithstanding fiir ndhiten
Sommer Elm 9ldn3eubes engagement
erfalte1. Seine anfgabe beltebt oariu,
eine aapelle mad oeIl Muiter unlerer
@iilitdffapellen 81 orsaniiiren un6 bel
oei &oAgrten g%enannter, NuSitelung
~ 0irigiren. SIN Sftober fritz Die Sea-
pelte Suln eriteu Wtale auIammen. 81
eriten Hrebeu fiuoen I'M Mpril in Ber>
lin itatt. Die lleberfabrt mad Mmerifa
erfolst Gnoe april na9iten Sabres,
oaS engagement lDabrt bis Sftober
1898. 9err Nii1eipeDb piro nit iei<
aier 6arliiie nod Nmerifa iiberiiebelu,
Aat aber Die @biidt, wieoer nod pforss
sbeiln ;u%riiGsufebren. Seine Gapelle
slpirb nit .@enebmi9uns bes 9ailerS
beiti1e Uniform tragert uro ipirb &c,
a%pi5iermaBen bic bentl1e Nation pertres
aeu ulo bic 0euti6e wtuiif bort pfleeeu.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-22

Bremen TIT iebr bequem fur ~SRetfenbe aeleaen uni
BON 9remen aus Fam man tn febr turser 8eti
iamn1tft@e Stdbte Deutf&lanbs, Deterret&s unb bn
eeuti&en Glnpb finb init befonberer BeradF&tsuua
per 3wtf4enheds< gaHastere unb speiter Gaihte Nais
lGstere aebaut, baben tobe gerbede, pprshSIi&e Ben.
ttlattpn unb etne au8aeet&nete VerpHeauna.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-22

getuirft uermittelR e2mpatbie bic eritaus.
ltbffen Wun0er-Suren uno Is gibt ttine
Rranfbeit, bic iie nidt beiIen fann. Oh
e~r5ielte ieIbif III foI9en Sduen nouidnbige
Stiluns, mo- Die Gerste ale Sofnuns aufss>
aeben batten. Gogar iber ben Ocean nan
europa 1T ibr &r5m georungen uno fie piro
pielfa9 bon bort brteai1 confultirt.
Gra8t fe In allen QebensIagen
nm &atb, oenn tire meiitn &atbihlage
brinstn, tpenn befoIet, obne Amsnabms
fi@eren GrfoIg.
Gonte Sud burd Geimoe ober 5onftpie
gbaben 5useflst tueroen, babt ibr gei9dft.
Iids ooer Ganltlien>e orsen ODER Yro3eFe-
fomn1t az Erau 9abine, fie bilft &n9.
Gie 1T aud sur Auffinbuna ~ptrarabener
eddie bebulfi1, gtbt GIlf in Beften uno
2otterte; perbltet 2~ranfbeiten unb I'm.
glifsfdae uro bef0rbert bas @ebeibea oes
Siebes uno Der Gaaten.
Spesiele Iufmerfiamfeit perbieat biz
xbatlad)e oab Srau Gabine Die einaiae IT,
bic NlItsearamtirt, tpas fs lnte,.
Htmmt.
Q>a~ No. ;E~ n.sGAA
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-10-22
Der bon ibr perfertiste
muptfdbe GitrteI

II Der ipunberbarae 9alisman Der WeIt,
Ct fi1ert feinem 8eiiter tpirfIib Mnitdtbare
BortbeiIe @Ild unD GrfoIg in Geihdften,
9otterie rrs allen unternebmunstn uber.
baMpt, Sbub Dor Sranfbeiten uno In.
gladsfdaen, fofpie aQieitise 8reunoidaft
2iebt iitb Ndtung.
Oiefe Wasiiden Cartel purDen amerf
bon Grau Gabine's rlrsrobmutter, Der
neltberibmten Mao. Q%enDrmano in HariS
angefertist unD bon ibr ftammt baS Sc.
bstmnib Der Gnferti9img cerielben mno
Mieuaanb aubsr Srau 9abine FAM oi.ieI>
ben anfertige1 ooef perfaufen.
Sur Die 5abIofen WuaberPuren, foipt
fcnffisen tpunberbarsn Berfe, bic Eraw
6abine poIIbradt bat. Delibt ie cine arok
Gn3abI bon beibmorenen 8tugniIsm, 6erep
G0pieen in ibrem 12.ieitigen iIufrirttr
Circular entbalten fino. Gieies Gircular
betitelt: .'The Peoples Friend, "meIhti
" beutlder uno eneIiider @prade fur !
Gente fret perfanDf tDirb, tntbalt aud nof
etne Mn3abl bon IcbenDen Gmpfeblunaer
bic ibr BON beoeutenoen Seitunaen aeeebt
lplroen, fotuie cine iIIuifrirte Geihidtt BE-
@~abrfagefinit bon 1000 Sabrtn Dor 6brif
Geburt bis ;ur Sebt;eit,
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-02-17
B Barnard, Sumner
Putin am Co.
Established Incorporated
t842. 1892.

We don't often mention the
Notion department.
There is little need.
The thousands who enter
our doors each week are COM
PEELED to see the treasures it
contains, and to guess at the
possibilities of it.
This morning there's some
thing new there we'll worth
your attention.
Any quantity of Ounce
boxes of black silk, useful in
so many mending ways.
Two thousand yards, at least,
in the ounce.
Under some circumstances
it would sell for a good deal of
money.
Under these circumstances,
Fine cents an ounce is the
price you can have one or as
many as you'll want.
All over the country there
is a deal Of talk about the
beauty of Amer1can CAaLhes in
comparison with the French.
Two years ago, IN this
column, we prophesied this
exact condition of things;
Others are just finding out
what we foresaw two years ago.
The facts are these
The French Challies are
made Of very fine, nice wool,
all wo0A, and cost Coo a yard.
The American Challies are
handsomer than ever; are
made from very fine wool and
cotton, and look dangerously
near as nice as the French.
So far as looks go, we would
not blame any lady for pre-
ferring the American at 2oc to
the French at 6oc.
Not that the French are any
less lovely, but that the Ameri-
can is ever so much more
beautiful than ever.
New Dress Goods for spring
are here in reasonable guam
tity.
Some of the very hand
soonest patterns come first,
and are followed here by all
that is best.
All Wool CAsHMEREs at
81 I-2c are worth your atten-
ton.
Thirty two-inch GINGHAMs,
called " Scotch by the maker,
but made in America, we are
sure-what used to be nc,
can now be had for II I-2c.
Write us for samples, or any
information you may desire.
Your letters will have our
prompt attention.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-02-17

In A BoARDING-HoUsE.-Sh This is
one OF those Masonic rooms, isn't it?" Mrs.
Defreese; what do you mean, sir2" Shiv-
yer: " 1t never gets above thirty-three de-
grees "-Puck.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-02-17

BEST TO HAVE THINGS STRAIGHT.-"So that
notwithstanding lady is your wife?"
No. I'm that distinguished looking la
dy's husband ."-Lite.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-02-17
Worcester.

Mrs e. NJ. Hamblet has been to Roxbury
for few days, taking care of her mother,
who is quite sick. The funeral of
Mrs. Edwin Bruce was held Thursday at
the residence. Rev. p. III. Carpenter Off
ciated. - The grange is to meet with M.
p. Kent, the Doth. - William and Edwin
Bruce are recovering slowly.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1892-02-17

Miss Ada Whitcomb died at Charles San
fords, last week Wednesday. The remains
were taken TO Moretown for interment.
- Snowsville grange administered
the third and fourth degrees to a class of
are coming in steadily. - Stock is win
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1892-09-29
CIRCUIT couRT.

'adge Fuller adjourned court last FRI
s'y until Tuesday. Upon reconvening
ssO indictments were considered from
Ma y, grand jury, one against John
weeks for iape. and one against L. d.
sses'iand for practicing medicine with
0ul state license.
ihe Indictment against MIR. Sweetland
.as qoashed because 1t was not made out
sns' the Judge also stating that the in
ute.
~ The case of Weeks, trial was contin-
~ 70 the April term, and he was placed
Under $500 bonds.
.ne Miller opera house case, between
a'S' and second mortgages, W. II. Wa
''is ior Mr.. Granger VS.. A. ID. Hill, re-
'uned In the appointment of G, ii. Car
Toll as receiver,
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1892-09-29
ELOQUENT FIGURES.
An Old Soldiers Comparison of Re.
publican and Democortic Pension
Figures.

AN Old Soldiers Comparison Of Re.
publican and Democortic Pension
Figures.
EDITOR PRESS: Under three years OF
|uemocraiic rule lS2, 1853 pensioners were
Faded to the rolls and 33i, ,iO7 pension
|eruhcates were issued; while under
|'1fee years of republican rule 1850
pensioners were added to the rolls and
fos,0oS pension certificates we're issued or
foout three times more work was done
ry the republican party's administration
0i the pension Office. If the democratic
party means that the republican party is
ri'raVagant IN its administration OF the
pension bureau, then the facts show the
ie'efse' The cost Of issuing pension
'eftincate under the democratic admins
ffa'ion Was S24.24, while under the re-
publican 1T was only $ll.lG. The travel
'us expenses of special examiners were
SsIo'llS,9S more under the democratic
rue and they had over one third less
uses TO examine. The cost OF disburs.
"s u by the democrats was 81 cents,
"niie 1t is only 8 and % mills 10y the re-
puoiicans or over ten times less costly.
"eost ~ and $40 cents for the demo.
% ssaac party to pay a pension and only
''a Cents for the republican party to do
!" which is friendlier 10 the veteran?
ne above is taken from the official
records of the pension Office.
AN OLD SOLDIER.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1892-09-29
PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned will sell at public
auction at his residence sec. S.1l5-69.
Fairvlew township, Hand Co., 10 miles
southwest of Orient, Saturday. Oct. s.
the following grade cattle and horses:
60 head of cattle consisting of cows, heif-
ers and steers. One mare 10 years old,
weight 1900, with foal; mare years old,
weight 1000. with foal; mare with foal
coming years old, sired by Buck horse.
weight 1900; 3 horse colts coming 2
years old. l Deering gang plow, / corn
plow. harrow, walking plow, break
ing plow, l Walter A. Wood mower,
Tiger hay rake. Terms-All sums under
so cash. Over $40 three months time
with approved security, at 10 per cent IN
terest. Two per cent off for cash.
JOHN GARRY.
JOHN CoSTIGAN. Auctloneer.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1892-09-29
MARRIED

Sunday evening at the home Of tho
orides mother ia Miller occurred the
marriage of J. D. Kellogg and Miss Myrt,s
ho"lahd' by Rev. Simpson. Mr.. Kellogg
Is well and favorably known in Miller and
nand county, having bought grain IN
Miller and st. Lawrence the past three
Oh iour years. The bride has grown TO
womanhood in Miller. and her sterlin,
qualities OF industry and characteristics
oi 'he rerfect lady have won for her
large circle of friends, who Join the
rkEss IN congratulations and good
wishes for the future happiness of this
young couple. They departed next day
Tor Worthwhile, Sphinx county, where Mr..
Kellogg is now engaged in the grain busi-
ness
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1892-09-29

Mrs. o. S. Fulton's big adv. else where
in this PAPER speaks for itself. IL will
pay you to examine her prices. and then
visit her store. where you will See
larger aud finer stock OF goods than is
carried in many towns twice and three
times the size of Miller Her stock Is all
new, and contains articles of wearing ap-
parel never before handled here. Every
visitor at the fair should see this MAN.
moth stock of goods.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1892-09-29
Children Cry for
Pitchers Castorla.
WORLDS FAIR NOTES,

Carl HaGenback. the celebrated Ger
man collector aud tanner of wild animals,
is in Chicago to arrange for the exten-
sive geological exhibit which he will
make in Midway Plsisance at the worlds
iair. He will exhibit lions, tigers,
panthers, leopards, bears, monkeys, etc.,
IN great number, and will show the larg.
est "happy family" ever seen.
More than 10000 men are now at work
in getting the buildings and grounds
ready for the great exposition OF 1898.
On number OF the structures work pro-
ceeds day and night. Wonderful pro-
gress is being made, and ii is assured
that all will be completed IN time for th
opening.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1892-09-29
EHE FIRST GUN !
k,publicans Open the Campaign at
Miller with Good Speaking
and a Glee Club.
anne PenSicB Figures from an Ola
soldier Circuit Court
matters.
|pry body Ready for a Good Fair
Local and Personal
Items.
REPUBLICN RALLY.
he Opening Gun Fired at Miller By
Col. hing and Gen. Pease.

Last Friday night Col, King. of Wash
bcton, and Gen. Pease, of Watertovn
eened the republican campaign la Hand
puDty BY rousing speeches at the opera
Ouse, showing that the z. o. D. is eve,
sady to take the initiative and set the
sce for others to follow.
The meeting was called to order bv
hsirman Carroll in few appropriate re +.
arks, after which he introduced the
filler Glee club, composed of J. p. Cut-
Ds h. W. Sawyer and II. L. Taylor
knOrs, W. II. Smith and o. s. Fulton
sS. They had had very little time for
rparatian, but their campaign songs re
tyed merited applause. and added great
,erest to the occasion.
Col. King gave q strong argumentatiye
eech upon the issues of the day. and
sheqnently interrupted by applause,
s particular point upon the tariff was
lustration of the benefits to be de.
bed right here In South Dakota if the
kDent industry be protected, and works
ksbished along the Missouri river that
|puld employ hundreds of men to be fed
|Om the forms. His reference 10 Presi-
INT HoIrison Was in comparison with
Eher presidents in regard to the respect
BIB which they have been held by the
|nerican people. He voiced a truth in
|yng that even the martyred Lincoln
td the great military hero Grant We're
18th maligned aud abused by public men
|ai newspapers when they ran for second
Inns. while nothing but respect ami un.
sual high regard is entertained for
(resdent HARRISON among all citizens.
bhsre is absolutely nothing in his char
|isr nor his administration that warrants
worst political enemies in induiglng
sbuse-hence he is experiencing sec.
|4campaign remarkable for its uniyer.
respect towards himself.
Gen. Pease recounted the many s lid
|ubstantial reasons why he was rcpub-
BEN, and after warming up to his subject
beanie very eloquent talker. His re-
narks TO the independent brethren was
3 show them that all OF the great steps
bis country has made towards reform
md Advancement In political science had
zen through and by the republican par
y, always opposed and opstructed by
be democratic party, and as it was abso-
ntely certain that either Mr.. Harrison or
IL Cleveland would be elected presi.
ent, vote for Weaver would simply be
vote for Cleveland and democracy.
The speeches and campaign songs by
be gee club We're well received and en-
CONN. euted upon by
land county republicans, who are ready
'' an aggressive campaign upon their
arys record and principles enunciated
their platform. The first rally was
ood stroke, and il will be followed by
all along the line.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1892-09-29
RAIN ExPERIMrNrs.

'iene Free Press: Col. John II. King
.a' IN the city the past week, on matters
.0nhected with the proposed rain making
!, ,perlments the government has planned
~ make here this fall under the direc-
u = OF Con. Dysnforth. Col. King was
&c 70 confess that the abundance OF
= us weather We have had recently may
''mpei suspension of operations until
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1892-09-29

Statistics prepared by a Democratic
official, under Democratic administra-
ton, show as clearly as anything can
that the tariff is question of wages and
that the Mckinley law has been good
thing for the workingman, for in addi.
tion to increasing his earnings 1t has
actually reduced the cost of living to a
point that has never been touched be.
fore in thirty years.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1892-09-29

~ year. as the experiments would be
useless while nature Is attending TO rain.
making jobs herself. The site for the
experiments, If made, we understand vii,
DC on the hill IN the vicinity Of the Pres.
pYterian church, where the CITY gas
mans can be tapped at the least expense
as gas Is a necessary requisite in the ON.
erations, as well as dynamite.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1892-09-29

The prairie fire west of town last week
burned about $50 tons of hay, but luckily
no other damage can be heard Of. An
other fortunate escape from damage oc-
Cured just south of town Friday. But
this good fortune can't continue. and the
fire breaks should be rapidly completed.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1892-09-29

The corn belt association" consisting
OF a few counties in south eastern Dako.
Ia, rs a misnomer. We will wager a home
grown watermelon, or bushel OF fine
tomatoes that Hand county can show as
good corn as any of them,