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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-05
EleCtionS.

OFFICE TEUToNIA INSURANCE Co.,
! No. 2O6 OHIO STREET ALLEGHENY.
JHLECTION--AN ELECTION FOR A BOARD
II of directors of Teutonia Insurance Company
will be held at the office of the company JANU-
AIRY IL 1892 between hours Of 10 4; NJ. and . P. NJ.
GERMAN AMERICAN JSs. Co. OF PA.
OFFICE No. Ill FOURTH AVENUE,
1,Ecr1oS-THFP FPIITTs22TkSI January RrTfaS 1872 r
~ l. directors of this company will be held at
this Office MONDAY, January H. 1892, between
the a5D @s4FD of IL A T. fnF fkTEFsS T1sfass
CRY INSURANCE COMPANY. !
ELECTIoN-THE ANNUAL Fi.ECTiII0S FOR
suing wear viii be held at the office of the company
on MONDAY. January IL, 1892, between the hours
ja5-ao-MrThs " a. " Secretary Secretary.
OFFICE OF THE BIRMINGHAM FIRE INSURANCE.
COMPANY. 1325 Carson street.
PITTSBUKG. S. s.. January 4, 1s9e.r \
~ directors for the ensuing year will be held at
the office Of the company, on MONDAY. January II,
sCHoLzE, Secretary. ja5-56
OFFICE OF ARMENIA INSURANCE Co..
No. 65 FOURTH Av., PITTsBURG
ELECT1ON-THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF
he held at the ofiee of the company on MSS6AY, S M
January IL, 1892 between the hours of 10 clock A.
NJ IaHGsFy aHd 2F N 1900 W. D. McGILL, Secretary;
j.,
PITTSBURG. PA, Jan. l. 1892,
LLECIION-THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
IL twelve directors of this COMPANY will be held
at the company 5 Office. No. 81 Fourth avenue on
MONDAY; the llth inst, between. the hours of IL
ja5-5l JOSEPH F. JOHNSTON, Secretary.
oFFIrE UNION INSURANCE Co..
PITTsBURG, PA. January s. 1892 (
FLECTLoN-THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
Office Nos. 16S and 170 Fourth avenue, on
MONDAY, January II, 1892 between the hours
of IL A. NJ. and P. NJ
ja5-96-D j. W. J. McLAIN, Secretary.
GERMAN SAVINGS AND DEPOSIT BANK
OF BIRMINGHAM,
PITTSBURG. y. s., January . 1892 \
ELECTION-THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
t. directors of this bank will be held at the bank
ing house, TUESDAY, January IL 1892 between
ja3-160-MTTssu CASH Ter
THIRD NATIONAL BANK PIrTsBURc
LNLECT1ON-THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
Il nine directors of This bank. to serve for the
ensuing year. will be held at the banking hous 2S
and 52S Wood ST., on TUESDAY. january IL 1892
between the hours of II A: NJ. ana z. NJ.
W. STEINMEYER Cashier
DECEMBER II. 1891. del5ia
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PTrrsBURG. pa
PITTsBURG, Dec. u 1891
ILECTION-THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
IL nine directors for this bank, to serve for the
ensuing wear. will be held at the banking house
corner.Wood ST. and Fifth av., TUESDAY. Jan,
nary L. 1892, between the hours of 10 A. Nj and 9
=. NJ. j. ID. SCULLY, Cashier
del2-3l
THE ARSENAL BANK OF P1rrsBuRG,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-05
Business Changes.

business .CHANGE-THE BUSINESS IN
ID general machinery and supplies hitherto con-
Quoted by Kay Brothers & Co, has this day been
disposed of to the
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-05

Suburban Residences For Sale.
I'IFTY (J0) brick and frame houses in Shadyside
l. and East Liberty. at from So, 500 to $50 o.
Particulars of Murry & Edsall Fidelity building,
l2l Fourth av.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-05

CITY INSURANCE COMPANY.
January 1, 1892.
LLECT1DN-THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR
directors of this company to Q rive for the en-
suing will be held at the Office of the company
on MONDAY. January IL, 1892, between the hours
of II A. Nj. alId2 P. NJ. A. S, BISHOP
1ao-O-MTThS Secretary.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-05
STEAMERS AND EXCURSIONS.

Miscellaneous To Lets.
GEE John X. Ewing & Co., 1O7 Federal St.. IL you
y want TO rent a house in Allegheny.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-05

WHITE STAR LINE
w For Queenstown and Liverpool.
Royal and United States Nail steamers.
sAdriatic. Jan. 13. . D III Gcr1nanic, Feb 10. p m
sTeutonic Jan 20. l0:3Oam sTeutonc. Feb. II, am
Britannia, Jan. q, m Britannia. Feb. "a. IN
Majestic. Feb. g. 10 a m Majestic, Mar. $50 am
New York.
Second cabin on these steamers. Saloon rates.
$50 and upward. Second cabin S35 and $40. Excur-
sion tickets on favorable terms Steerage. from or
TO old country. $50.
White Star drafts payable on demand in all the
principal banks throughout Great Britain. Apply
to JOHN j. MCCORMICK. $50 and 4O1 Smithfield
eral Agent, % Broadway. New York. ja2-D
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-05

AUCTION SALES.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-05

OFFICE OF THE BIRMINGHAM FIRE INSURANCE D
COMPANY, 1875 Carson street.
PITTSBURG. S. s., January L. Is9es
ELECTION-THE ANNUAL ELECTION OF
~ directors for the ensuing year will be held at
the Office of the company, on MONDAY. January H.
SCHoLZE, Secretary. ia5-5s
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-05

L'OR SALE-Cheap-s3, 5OO-Two good houses OF
L five rooms each. both now renting for $3.50 per
year; good investment: on Jane st.. S. s.: terms
easy. (35l.c) W. A. Heron Il Sons. 80 Fourth av.
TOR SALE-s5, $50: Carson ST.. corner Fifth ST.,
l. S. s.. store and dwelling: good business
stand Q0i-c). W. A. Heron & Sons. 20 Fourth av.
HOUSE-Win sell, or VIII exchange for house
IL with storeroom. Address Exchange, Dis
patch office.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-05

OFFICE TEUToNIA INSURANCE Co..
2C6 Ohio street, Allegheny.
dividend NO. 3S-THE BOARD OF DIRECT
~ ORS have this dav declared a dividend of
FOUR PER CENT (s2 90 per share), payable on
demand. c. W. GERWIG, Secretary.
ja5-ll5-TTsMw
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-05

GLANDS in the Allegheny market: two of the
~ finest and best located; WILL be sold cheap to
prompt buyer. Address X. D.. Dispatch office.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-05
FRICK & LINDSAY CO.,

Who will continue the same at No. 12l Water St.,
tadjoining Monongahela House.)
The undersigned cordially recommend the new
firm to their friends and the trade in general.
KAY BROS, & co.
PITTsBURG January, 1892. ja5-30
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-05

OFFICE TEUToNIA INSURANCE Co.
No. 206 OHIO STREET ALLEGHENY.
ELECTION--AN ELECTION FOR BOARD
II of directors of Teutonia Insurance Company
will be held at the office of the company JANU-
AIRY II, 1892. between hours of 10 A. NJ. and p. NJ
ja5-ll4-TwThFM C. W. q GERWlG, Secretary
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-05
FOUND,

EOUND-Hotei Wilson. 10 Smithfeld st. Meals
l. &c; try them: rooms, SOC up.
INOUND-That j. j. Aand, 13 Fifth av., is giving
l. each purchaser of an umbrella. cardigan
jacket or negligee shirt handsome silk scarf this
week.
EOUND-Pocketbook at st. James Hotel:
l. pocketbook containing sum of money. Owner
can have same by calling at Office of hotel identi-
flying and paying for advertisement.
BANK STATEMENTS.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-05

WOOD STA hve-story brick warehouse; good
w investment property; price only S2i COO:
small cash payment, balance long time. Samuel
w. Black g. Co., 80 Fourth nv.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-05

PITTSBURG NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE.
nIVIDEND-THE DIRECTORS OF THIS
SIX (6) PER CENT on the capital stock out Of
the earnings of the past six months, payable forth
with free of tax. G. /. WADE.
DECEMBER 81, 1891. Cashier.
ia2-54
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-05

Fire Insurance-Wanted.
DENSWANGER & ZAHN-Fire insurance, co
ID Fourth
NtONON,fAHELA INSURANCE CO.-John H.
vi Clancy, Sec'y., W. A. Caldwell, Pres't; ss
Fourth ay.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-04-21
Mitdbea sao.safota sommerias, Sen Fl. slpril 1892

Sdluie iuo Die 9nnosleuie bes 0erru
@en5lnii getOmmenl Sle fiiblcn audi,
oaB er lbneu ais 6lbrer nttt 5ur Gbrt
g6rcjht, bob icin idledt OerbulIter I'M
erldttltber Gi0ennug, lelne 2lr-
mdBung, mo 9eloilieulOie g9nbl ie.
hes, lcItit oes uubeIIlgiten Wlltiels gum
3mete, jbrcm g9elcn m6t entipritt.
On auCn unleren BcldGitsbeSlebun.
3cN nil Ielncn HduoslCuten baben mir
lie Il Is als bieocre, ejuiofe mo trcu
1er5lac, Uicl,clft rlrh Die mebrere &c
rerailpnen odUernoe 5ipIirur8 III &E6s
lGno eiluds aliuGicrIid, ,aOcr UNI 10 mebr
nurd ao 0urd oeutid) 9cbliebenc, be.
'dlcloenc Nidnner tennen gelrrut. UNI eg
mar II it,t' in JtG b el,wie en!Nonu
pom SdIiber oeS 0errn g9euslnfi lid
Su lbrem 5iibrer uuo Hatb9eber auiSu
ihUlugeE uermuhte. Gie oas auh 0e
ldnb, lie babsn lhren Srrtbum, euem
umilyoi9eu ibr 8ertrauen 9eibeutt 81
baben, ertauut, iie DolIcn uno weroeu
lbn gutmahcn - uno oas lit Der nah
re Subusrbnlt.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-04-21

@enn man iid blpB nad ben gsri9'
ten, psl6e oas aabel uno Die 3eitun'
gen ilbermitteln, eiu Bib bon ben iebi.
gen 3uItanorn i'll europa MAIDEN wpus
te, 70 wlroe man nur ein 9errbilo Der
bortisen 8erbdltniiie betommen. Der
Suuptinbalt Der nellten aus europa IN
Der leBteu 3eit beriiberselansenben De-
pelben ldbt lid nit Den 9orten: glnar'
6Iiten, 9pnumit, SranbiiiihIus bejei9.
nen. Wtan6er mag nuu biereurh 81
Der Meinuns periiibrt peroen, oa6 oai
nit 5ugiei6 Die wi6ti9iten @eidebniii,
ansetilnoist iino 0as mare nun aller
Siuss ein Srrtbum. Die itille, ltetiss
uno anseitrenste Nrbeit Der Ntillioner
finbet feline @ripdbnunJ, neil lie ais ei
ne ielbitoerltdnoli6e anseieben wlro
wdbreno benz seieBiolsn 9reibeu ocs
@uspnris Der Menldbeit ourb onsaa
bel cine unseb0rise Rrominen5 perliebei
wiro. 0as liest in Der unuollfommen
beit Der meni6liden Gatur be9riiuoet
iuelde nad Der alltdsl,den ermiioenoel
g8erttassarbeit Der &eijmittel ieuiatio
heller gprtOmuiiie 5u bebiirien ihelnt
Sm iibrisen beutet nihts rarani bin
oaB bic europdiihen Staaten sber bi
bprtise seiellidaitli6e Srbnuns 10 ball
aus benz 2eime 9eben ipereen. eiuis
breitipurise ioSiallitiide Ybraieu obe
einiae 9iuno 9pnamit tbun's ireilid
nod nibt.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-04-21

Gin republitoni6e5 @e6ielblntt
lbreIbt iule iOl9t:
Sir ben bo6it uabri6elnlihen JaQ,
oaB Der oemOtratii6e 4rGiioentifalte
annolodt (Wle lbIlb) aus Dem Often
9enOmmen uiro, bat ais aauoioat iiir
oleSlScprdlioentid)aii Gouperneurgpies
upn Soma Die beiten 9lusiidten. 0ti;
lplhey SeItimnItbeit lulrb nui ieiue gfo
mInatiou serctnet, oa6 III Soma Die
republltonIiten Yolitlter bereits lebr
ernltlib uOn Der gtUtbmenoiateit lpre.
den, audi republitauiiher Seits einen
Sertreter oes Stnates aul's 1Idet su
'eben, uno oementipreheno Senatpr vi.
liion ais 2anoioateu in Yoridin0 ;u
brin9en. gluberbnlb oes Stadtes per
bait man Iid) benz 8orl6la9 9eaenilber
ltbr nblebueno. llno nit Gebt. I'm
Slueiiclbait pIroe our6 gllilons 9!umi=
nation Ole republltnulid)e Eartei III 80
pa iebr setraftist meroen, auBerbaIb
oes Stdates jeo0h miiroe Die 9fomnnz
Ilpll lnepr Sd)doen ais Sprthell brtH
gen. GrItens. ,peil glaiion ais Scrtrcs
ter zines ErObibItiOnsltnntes bel eirem
groBen 3beil Der Stimm9ebcr beref-
tIgicn 9luitoB erresen tuiiroe. 3ueiteus
uno hauptiGblid uber oeBipegeu, peil
Soma uno Snoiann belpe wcitlibe
Sioaten limb, Die domination bon !Oar'
riiou unb 9lailOu aliO ben Siten, no
Die Sauptldlodt oes @ablfampIcs III
ihlaaeu lit, aui benz republitauii4eu5i.
Diet Obue jepe Sertretuns lieBe. Soma
mag ourb bic Domination bon BUles
uielleiht in @efabr 9eratben: bod gteip
Yort itebt III gr0Berer @eisbr unb III
wegen ieiner srOberen Stimmcn;abl un'
enolib lpidtiser. g8iro Sarriion 'pOu
gieuem nOnIinirt. 10 sebietet baS repubs
litaniide Hartei Sntereiie. baB entipes
Der ieiu alter 3artne, Ntprtpr, obe,. cir
anberer pUpuldrer giep OOrter nit ibm
aui eas 3idet fommt.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-04-21
Drummer 80.

tlnIcr nrnes fri ,lin9emaarrn'aee
1T angefOmmeu uno our 8eiihti9une
uno &ergIei9un9 bercit.
Is pHroC teiue Niiite geideut, Die
ncueiten MOoen, bsitcn Ganlitdteu une
uortbciIboiteiten bargains" iiir unie.
re anneen Ous:uludblcu, uie pir ia
Don jebcr 6ubrer III nlcOrgcn 8reiien
waren uuo Die beten g9aaren lleieru,
Die i'm OitIidcn Warite crbdltli6 iiuo.
Is miro ein @crsuijqen fir @n6
icin, uuicr Eager IN 2lugeni6ein Su
nebmcn, luenn Sbr 5Hr StnOl fOmmt,
uno, oh 2br ju tauien wini6t ooer
nidt, wirO es uns 5um @srsuligeu ses
rei6en, Gub uuicrt @aaren III 5ci1en
uno Gilh ieoe eripiini6te 3uiprmntiOn
81 9ebcn
Sbr wibI unier 8citrebsn 1T, mo9.
lldlt piei ;u uertauieu, uno mir meroen
iortiabren, Sud msbr wirfli6en @ertb
'iir Guer @elO Su Oiierreu, ols ieoes
anoere Saus in WI.6ea.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-04-21

Su Siour Sails iieate in Der
Staotpabl Der ireiiinnise &anoibat fir
Birsermeiiter.
@tuas llnerbortes in ber@eini4s
tie Gureta's lit Die giotbweuoisteit, bas.
ielbe gu entiudiierm. (Gurefa HOit.
Su Miner Gountp siebt Go me)r
als 100 arteiiide 8runuen BON 60 Sis
200 SUB 1ieie; eiuer berielben treibi
cine 5attermibls.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-04-21
1lip ri,rn- 1lm Tdbuh.
sOpcOtt Oet SO5iaIinen z

II. April. Striiu. Ger Top
cott wel6cr uou ben Bieilgen Soyaltlcn II
bcr oielergu ,\noulirleeBtG8nue perbon9
III, pclbe u.tDt uon SoNalotmotroteH anSt
icrtl9t imo, bar p9 GaouOcts IN oer @ui'
,>uourc ais Tiolgreld erwtlell. 10 lmt
500 ,0CO oure io,iuituuUr pumoter per
tduu wpyom.
rtrbeetcuoe Noiobranoe
werocl nod aus uerhieoenm SGellen cea
R0m9rcld)S kreuBcu 9emcloa. Se &ebr'
cobl rtdttte en- 2@alDbrano groBG 1haoeu
an, BE- .i,ebed wuroru l75OMorgcn ;crltort.
Ter uu9ebOriomc GBorew it'd
\ctcrSburg Ger aGIier uno ble
ganSe tarleriI1e 6Gmllie ~ bo6II1 beunu'
blgt llbcr oas 9'srDoten pes GjarcwItlb Der
peoer IN poIitIider nod i'll anOerer omr1t
mil ben &uuideu uno Anlt6ten lelnes Sas
ters ibutnrmmt Nor uuem ploerleBi ltd
Der Sronprnj bornGdig ben SerotbSpro
ie,tcn erngs Daters. 3uHacblt wlro Der Erm5
nit ieinen Gltern na9 SOpenba9eu 9eben,
um au ben Seltlidfelteu tbeIlnnebmen. mel
DE bort ;ur 62Ier Der goIoenen SodSut oeS
oinii1m Soni9spaares am %. 0iaI lIotts
iinoeu. Ale0ann wiro sr mabri6eiuilb wIe
Der elne lou9rre Jfeile uuternebmen uno Dor
ausii6tlid aud i'm ,Suui amerlta bein6en.
( 6limm rSoloriiten IN Gbtlc.
lpdtallo. Serern beludten
GeItlrtCr yei Uritli6cn 1olonlten III Sietos
ria I'M luoudtn 0blie ben brltll6en General
tonul, Um lDm ibre yo9e pouutra9en mo
nm iciuc Ilnterltiiymg bel ID er beablI6tig.
tel &uewauoelm9 nad Salioruien III Bit
ten. 5le bebaupten, oaB Seben nno %l9en
tgum 0u @ingcpanOer'en III SnDdile i'm
bonittll 0taBe gerabroet lei; g 9HglGnoer
citn G0riu I'M leyten ,Snbre ermortet Dorosn,
9'ub Unl ..tsyeEy6l1e lpilrosn tG9ll9 gCliob
len Gle Seriiber ieien maroouenoe ebenus
.9s SoISaten SaImaceoa 8, bic Ieoigli6
Uom Haube lebisu Iie koIonitm beldwer.
tel lic1 icrnrr barber, pap es ibnrn unmog
lid ci, ibye %ooaer;eugnilie nit Der Vobn
N b,lorDeru. III allcn Shden traten ibnea
ois Gitgebortneu nit lbren 6Iler'uhtelrleu
u ben gSeS. Jiur bic groBe GnmiiIbI9telt
Der DtuNden 0olonilien ~ SaloIpiu uerb;ns
ocrc, CAP es aud oieien ebeuio i6ledt erSebe.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1892-04-21
& q belble6 .

~ - 49, ~
IL April. gerlin Sie .gtatios
Ral;eituns" erblidt III benz Gorbaben RuR.
lambs, all Der Srtilte Glib amerItoS cine
So5lsnitation III erridten uno oem beuorltes
benbcn Gnpcrb elmer iol6en ieiteus Der Ser,
Staaten enen seIeg DGiiir, oaB RubI0no
uno bic &er Staotem bcoblibtisen, 9emems
idaitId ge9en 6u9lono III operiren.
IeueS anarhtitii6eS Attentat.
II. april. Saoi; SpauIen. Cine
piloc Flnif bradte eiu neueS audrdiitil6es
9ltteutat berpor, pel6es aui Die Griinbon'
nerstug5 Groceiiiou periibt puroe 3mei biz
isst nod ni6t ersriiiene Snourouen marlin
Spuamitbomben aus Dem Sauieu Der gu
i6auer inter bic Proceiiion. Ssribieoen,
Gerionen murben mebr ooer meui9er idpe'
perlett. Sie beioen Bomb perfer beuuetel
bic sro6e 9erwirruuS unb entfameu.
glattern. Gpi EN- G in &aliiien
10. @pril. gSien. Su G'dli;ieH limb
beiouoers on Der polnildenGrenie, bic idwar
zen SIatiern in Der boieiteu Sorm aui9ctre
ten. Sie Srantbeit enbel iait ausnabmslos
(, tobtlld, III Der Rssel iterben bic Don oei
gslottern Seialleuen en- briiteu Sage.
Ruiiii9e SriesspIGue
Qonbon. aus St Petersburg wirl
bier mitaetbeilt, oab Der Staatsratb eineRei
be usuer gerorbnuu9en annabm, bic cine
gorbereituns fir ben Stries entipreden. 81
purbe elm 9lan fir Snbienitiielluus ale
gripatbabnsn uns 0ampier I'M Safe Mo
biliiiruus porselest 8is idweriteu Strafel
inb fur ben erionnsn. peldr militdriidl
esebsimniIIe Der ResenIns perrdtb. Gbsni
iouen, unb ;par obns gsrbor bsiiroit meroe
ale Qerlonen, mslde iid beimIid nit Der
lIuterridt in Der polnil6en Sprade beiaisrl
@nrit wiber @nrt.
17.april. SiourGitp, Soma. 3ur
erien Mal in Der geididte oieier Stat
mar beate am Sonntas alles seidditlt
Sbun unS Sreibsn untsriogt. Die .Suu
ban enforcement eea9ue' lies ale G'siddits
plase idliebn unb nOtbists iOsar bic Giro
bsnbabnlinisn, ben Setrieb ein;utelen. 2
eaa beitebt - man bore unb ltanne = al
Saloouteepsrn unb beren Genoiiem. 81
gorasben it cine gSieoeruerseItuns seSen /
gurdiabrims Der Yrobibition. ale Strt
benbabnanseitslten. bic man bel Der arbs
|. betrai. murbsn psrboitst. Die Seamten b
CSsienldait Ssstsn bsna9 bic 5abrten ior
: bis aud iie arrstirt puroen. Die eisa Q
eentt isbea Sountag ben Stries iortsuiese
gsobrideinlid wirb pos su 1bdtbli@feii'
iiihren.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-06-10

The cold and backward spring asdelayed bustnaG
with more goods on our hands than usual at THU
son: This, very maturity, makes US anxious "a hlH62sn
business move, and in order to accomplish this reesp1a
we propose to make it very interesting for our Naad
and patrons in the way Of real bargains during fM(
next thirty days. We are showing 9 better Ina =
ing styles and quotations in all goods such as Herriet
ties, Surges, Bedford Cords and Chevron effects, ALA
plain and figured silks in great variety, plain ana 81
ured satins, Scotch, French and. zephyr giinghanS
outing hannels, white goods, embroideries. Table inean1El|
d dasv latest comne ds9ign. Al Al these g 2 = are being offered at pgE1osst1Sz
y, well aar SELECTED t We We are s. sure ire to please our !egstomers g oIoshlI7
our st orders sTdms ,hhMal1edaso on L. Ladies les, and Chidren,s fine shoes on aoco6nsS
ket In this department such as Hats Gaps Groceries orockeIy Tc'x WIN q Sm4 IT,
clear goods at right prices Yer ay the biggest market prices for farm uruduoS. A%W
to visit our store is extanded to all
Very Truly Yours. aTAxAzN
a. g. RIN3SRUDs@3MA
Elk Point. South Dakota<
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-06-10
The Butter Fraud.
Elk Point, S. d., June 6, "

Elk Point, S. d., June 6, '92.
Editor COURIER: I see in your
paper Of May 9th, a very common
datory article on a new butter pro-
cess which is being Introduced by a
sharper purporting to hail from Chi
cago. Now lest some OF your good
patrons should be deceived and TAX
en-in on this butter fraud | wish to
quote you from the Prairie Farmer
in regard to it. The article explains
itself and needs no further comment
or explanation from me:
ANOTHER BUTTER FRAUD. .Mr.--Elk Point,
South Dakota. writes: Herewith I eUciosa Il
card left at my house by a man who professed
to have a secret for butter making which weu!d
produce three times the amount obtained by the
usual way OF churning. | Believe. him ana his
process to be n fraud, but as per his card l see
his headquarters are at Chicago; II not TOO
much trouble You can confer a favor on some Of
your readers by telling them through The Prat-
rfe Fayme, as to the genutness OF this scheme.
You are quite correct in suppos-
ing the whole thing a fraud. If all
the solid matter of milk were taken
out leaving only the water it would
not weigh three times the butter fat
in the milk. The substance is not
butter, but all the solids including
the cheesy matter with as much
water intermixed as the mass can
be made to hold chemically. Not
long since an Ohio fakir was indig-
nant that The Prairie Farmer would
not publish his advertisement that
to produce one pound ofbutter from
each pint of milk. A pint Of milk
weighs one pound aud contains
about three per cent Of butter fat.
The milk contains only about fifteen
per cent of fat, casein, sugar and
mineral matter. Our readers will
continue to believe that more butter
cannot b. taking out of pint o!
milk than the three to FIVE per cent
the sample contains, yet these swim.
dlers continue to gull and fleece
that class Of farmers who do not
read any agricultural literature ex.
cept that given away for the trashy
advertisements they contain, and
are more ready TO believe a swindl.
ing circular than an honest mans
advertisement. We thank you 70,
sending this additional evidence o.
fakir rescality.
Yours Respectfully.
A FARMER.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1892-06-10
CONCERNING TIE FARMERS

How the Gang Made q Club OF the
Hail adjustments to Pound Their
Victims Into Line.
Madison Sentinel: The Lake Coun-
ty Independent offers a weak de-
fence for the busted Hail associa-
ton. The Independent does not at
tempt to deny, rs the independent
papers have heretofore, that the de-
funct company had practiced dis
crimation in the settlement Of the
losses Of farmers, but comes forward
with only q gauzy explanation of
the reason why that dissemination
was made. The independent says:
"fhe a. II. A. was intended to be
an alliance affair, none to have its
benefits who were not in good stand
ing in the alliance. the soliciting
agents of the A. II. A found a good
many farmers who had not paid
their dues and were therefore not
eligible to receive insurance hene-
fts.n
According to the Independent,
then, only the farmers who kept up
their alliance dues were entitled to
receive insurance Of their hail losses.
But the Investigation shows that
some Of them were allowed 30 and
others 60 per cent. Now according
to the independents statement, il
they had paid their dues they must
have been entitled to 100 per cent,
as much as Mr.Loucks and others
in short, if entitled to pay any they
were entitled to pay full. Then
why were the losses not adjusted
alike among those who kept up their
dues? And why the preference
shown to leading independents is
the query?
Again, the Independent says,"the
soliciting agents found a good many
| alliance men back in their dues
but it cited no instance in which
| they refused to write their hail in
snrance and take their cash or note
for the premium just the same. Blu!
note the independents himpsy ex.
cuse, that notwithstanding the fact
that the farmer might have paid 70,
his insurance, and in all Justice
| should have value received, unless
he had paid his alliance dues he
was entitled to nothing. Holy hor.
rort What a situation this suggests
if true. This hail insurance adjust,
ment must have been held over the
farmers heads like u club to compe.
him to keep his dues paid up to the
independent sapping machine
Why must the dues be paid? Be.
cause they are necessary to keep the
Ruralist Il going, and to pay Loucks
salary as president, and Mr.tooley's
salary as secretary, and Harden:
salary, and a dozen more official:
and directors, and to help make W
that princely sum of $4,000 a yea
for Wardall. Anybody can e at
glance why the dues must be paid
And as the independent gang of thu
alliance have its different depart
ments SO thoroughly webbed ant
Melted together, that when n farmer
gets into the meshes of one, he. iind'
himself compelled to swallow tn
whole dose in order to get any ben
eft out of the money invested
must pay his dues" The Who'll,
machine operates like a great devi
fish sucking in everything With,
its grasp, and the victimized hard
working tiller of the soil finds tina
it draws OH his pocket book worse
than a dozen trusts