davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-11

be gRrslier ON gintsrsn2 Ge 6attigs iin0sr 10 ossuoa
uItio 9usIp 6oIteituen."
A9a, en- MI Os ba. Men fer De, 9gnsIias, iss Diloe
bet i'uIoe 6etienStgiOres, at Papa paa SeIgsnRs baDOt
inorsttet en- SoIig for omuanornos 9aauouerts iUeuce
os ~iaabanns ~tIptteIise, iOm i~trsifer ben ao 6enns Bel Of
ofte finOss ~fOrirOsns O9 baluOsos paa pore 9eOsr. Cir
mig RsgIsn, gamIe Ben: ig oil ieIU beie SeiIigbeOsn..
"Sst sr mig umuIiSt at 6esribs, bOorfra 5%rOtensn
faar ale (oisie raUsuIe 9Oesr," Uil0e OlOinssn ban,
iagt, men io~rauorsoe bet 9uit t) "osie iaIiomn,
SnbiaIo. 3ise Stusr BAR life mango adr ueret
bstraabt at nOsen m%ennsitsIis Sob, Os man bar ct SaSn
ON oem..."
%, tai lite ON Sisis sUiss Sagn," iasOs Gluira as
uOrIist. "Gst er paatiOe at anIe benz ior, 5uao Be e:
b~arnastise Uaiuoer fra be Gage, Sa SpIpsningsu ,nbnu
life baUos siort i~gnSerIiss 6rsmitriot."
glu par ben samIe 6OrUuItsr fGarst paa fit emmett,
StsS.
"6rstsn GIUira, " iasbs BAN meO en- ~anSGgti9 @jpisu.
Seq uI snite til Cub, at ct iaaoant SpsrmoS tie mao
bare onSe 6raster. Snsnens ON gsIgsnRs' gauIc
b~arna9tiss WtiuOer! Oct UiIos pGrs soot, ON be it,
par GnSet; men Der bar man mere snS en- Sang e~riarst,
at be bar baUt en- uiStissrs Sstponing."
"IiIsiu, min tiars ST.. SsnsIius, at leg fasSs GOSst,
Der iaareoe Geml Men bet sr fortrGSslist at il ct aobt
Os tlO8t Gisulso ~ioritkrtist al 9teipstt for samIs 6ors
BONNIE. Nsi, min samIs Ben, ri oil Iass S~asntiosn
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-11
lsDoerell paa SDbannesifjGret.
Srsoie eL-Jemte Tsriooe.
QelgenGs.
Rpiirpman Of gmiIie Garleh

sa nil! 9unbrebs 9alsr Banjo - Saa MI
tom. 8ummanbsrfapteinen table gGoOss
w. gage sitsr reiite Baron 9sunins bet beblts
"a 9sIgsn9s.
Ia Den Sio at blep IelsenGs bam ct naiten ltas
sun' acknowledgement bauoe iast: "Sliu
En 9snnlns, iaa sisr bu en- CANNED Ufanb en-
S%%"ss'l.! O9 fan ies tiene big meo Nosst, iaa
h we 9cIoe tiIbase al en- utibis llubieeliel"
.san'l9 beslarte aloris i%aaoanne 1isneiter, lom
Ii "su's ban piIbe beuere baue anmoost Gnbuers
H. p@ pense enb lame at fin Bart. 0srimoO
Tn neO % uouioeoe fin PeniiOnsanitalt fOr
S S1saaOs, % peo SSnotasterne Oeraf, / Screening
\ TSS maIe, oer eiter be aarIige miIitGre Gpsller
la NJ NJ tuooers at @asen, fog ban fig %islsnnenl
Tt'Sa0e lOm iorefom gnbrs let not, men ionl /
sSsptn forstOm BAN islp messt tuns.
m"nu9 lite flers Maaneber tunbe ie % onts
e'Otra, uoen at bIipe %forelitst, er en- Selu'
nv ry!p'oo bet life iaa let fan forltaaes, bporIsoes
I'm ven SptsrfeI, bun iasttOs imoc BAN, tulOe
ke i"a Sperbspisnins. at bans Ri9rli8beo bleu
t,rs s", al ban, % in9sn anoen, uilbe blipe Yer
\ ros % bets forneulte Sfat, buem 9ennins bog
b, v 'nOromme - pilbs baps pGret reoe til at
S %S 'a0He Urine, ieIu uOen tSsIscnGS, buis ban
R,~r.' 9aut Raao til at uars iaa eSelmoois at
""'s aOsn Pense.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-11
0ip Nat, S~anosmGno!
9nnbar, 81, 1893.

Dunbar, ST., 1898.
Or. =. 5abrnep.
aaSien meo Kuriko, iom 8e ieubte
mig, fOm bel irem, Og at ben life par
uaroiles, fan ianoeli9 ie9 beoione. Ntin
Suitru bupoe / lang Eio Oaret ip9eli9,
bun leo al Rp9imerter, Soueopine, Stfs
teo9rt o9 oaarli9 6oroGielic; men Ku-
riko belbreoeoe benoe, iaa at bun MI er
fri for ale fine Snoer. 81 8Ge gr Il,
iOm FEB al Sjertetlap og SopeOimerter,
er Osiaa bleuen belbreoet pfo Kuriko.
Seq a~nbeialer Kuriko iremior enbuer
auoen Meoicin. 8io N9t, 2onosmerb,
iom enonu life bar l9rt oenue Wteoicin
at tienoe, at pm S bar @oers Selbreb
og Yense tj9r, ba tjsb Kuriko.
Qars g iuano II.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-11
90

8isbeben ON @lpiras GiIbOieIisbeb par en- 6OrpiIoeIie
al Ssnuinss ~uIptteIise StOltbeo, Der M bauSs ~roSfGltet
fla ~laaIeoes, at, ~buormeseu 9isesploisbeo glura enb
uiiie for bans StrGitsu sfter at uiuoe benOss !6aano,
funoe ben bans 5anfer fun biorSre fra benoes Rarats
ter, bsnSss gufarOisbeb, benbss muIise uuisbsO ON
5aoerens Samtptte, tortiast alt anbst END Sanobsosn,
ben nemlia, at ban for benos lite par slnbet END ct bsbas
seIist Selftab, iOm bun iaa tonime Os saa, nSen at bun
berusS fOlte ipnOerlis Sors saer SIeoe.
GOr @luira ftGb garOneus 6aab Os geitrabsIisr ct
a~nItuslist 9ps, os bun bauOe f~Orsiat fig, naar beHNes
finere SoriSs paa at mobarbeioe benne SiIbsteIi9beo lite
troneoes mso 5eIb, ueb ben fcrite suuittss 9eiItsbeo at
bstaae bam bans 9ilbiareIie paa en- mere opertposnbe
Waaoe. Sun aniaa i%uioertil belle SaSen for at pare
ai miubre getpbenbeb, os bet fOrOi BUN pel bapos funnel
itubsre fla IND bet g6re al Baron Senninss Sartter,
men i~noenlunbe iporet QIuoret be 6OIeIier, Der bosoe
unoer fannie.
0t fer M Baron 6ennins, sftsr bet ~nrislptteoe 0or'
iso paa at opuarte meS NtuItebGrturusn, %lansIomlt penoe
tilbase til fit gGrsIie.
Meu ba ban par ton,ntsu IND oS bauos anuenot no9ls
QisbIitte paa at arsrs fig Ouer fit u5sIO, untOs bans
etemnina mart en- anben 6aruenuanee. San bauOettte
~uanfteliat ueO at ~pperbeuiie fig ON, at bun fOrmOoeHtIi9
bopbe fruatet for at mSoe BAN aIens. uoentuipI par
bette ct soSt 9esn; tbi Gluira par sIlers lite Den, Der
funSe b,itpIbes for at boI0s fig f~pnSerIis til stitsttens
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-11

Cats A. 8isbeo ON Sali9beo fan
life finSes tOs ben u~buoi1rOiss % to-
3 pso Cuoitabsipuo.
Sais 8. 8is9eo ON Satisbso fDy.
tes uec Seui9sisrelis.
III. Suao iorOrss Der fOruemmeIi8
tit Cpbpsselie al Dor lutberits atris
Der / 2auoet?
Sats l.. Zen fsrite 5ororius sr, al
Raalet mat bare bet retts, rcmlig. at
be erteIte Siale igres til ariitns. ST.
bpert 5ormaal. iOm life oil % Tan
tiene bette Soueoiormanl, binorer sir'
lens G~pbpsselie.
Cats 2. De eneite retts Wioler til
bint Dlaals Cpuaaelie, er Crost ga
tramenterne. QnOre Wioler, iom life
fan uoleoes al bisie, biuorer airtens
Opbpggslie os furoirrer Ranlet.
9isie Satier Tom op III 5%Orbdnbline
Il Msbet Manons 5ormIooas. Nan
mnatte besparre paa Sruno al ben
tnnppe lib iorbl9aa ben fsrite Stats'
r9tte % BLOT boloe fig til ben anoen,
o. oa eer life ieuere blep lib til at
tase benne Sag fore igieu, iaa blep bet
tun ben fsrite af bisie to iioite Satier,
Der tum unber gebauoling.
0~istusiiouen bar interssia ami os la~
reris. Den bleu optasen al SefretG'
rem meb Surtisitriit % uil bIiue trDtt
Spnooalberetnineen | fin Ssl6eo, buac
Der o9iaa er en- Spore til, at ma an
Ifaffer fig ben, naar ben sr uotOmmen
9rptter.
Ser ital oi BLOT uRpne, at man Deb
Sioen al at bet Hart paauilte5, at Del
rette Mnal, nan maatte iRtte Jig I'M
Der Nrbeibet for airtens GpbD99elie
par, at SiaIene isreS til &riitus, %.
iaa omtalte be iorItjeaise iallte Jor.
maal, iom man baaoe / 5ortio % Nua
tio baooe fat fig % iremoeles iatte zig
Saabaune bar: StrRbeu eiter Wtdgt
en- uoportes Srumbeosiorm, bet, q
&irtens 2ienere ie9te i'm e9en 9Gre o.
i'm eseu 5oroel, bet. at man giOroe be
til Suuebiasen / fit tirteli9e Grbeioe
bporlebes man ital iaa en- flor WeniB
beo, en- mRstis Goriamlins, Ell sue
cessfull church, elIer, at mai itr9bt
fDrlt os iremIt eiter at iaa en- Iflgn Or
ben o9 Stlt i aft bet uopOrtes, eaer q
man iornemmeltg la9oe BG9ten pna el
oatter, i9oelig, pen 6remtrRoen, itjgnn
S9ber, mornlif 8auoel Oio. 8remoe
leg blep Der n9pnt Tom ct laaoant ialit
6ormaal: &enlGreri, botltet beItnn
oeri, at man iiteoetfur at BRUCE Del
rette 29re til at fomme / Samiunl
meo &riitus, brn9er ben Tom en- Sero
ligelie for fin onOe Samuitti9beo, iou
en- Sitterbeoens SOuepuoe for lit sieO
Sm aft bette bleb Der iast mar8t c
p9ttenbe os belerenbe Orb, oS @ul
pRre tuftet for, at ri iaifalp III oenn
enc SesiiOn, / bpilten hi funoe tale mel
~bperauore ON bi8ie iaa tiosmnsii9e o.
ouermaaoe pistise Eager. Serren giOI
oeliignet 6ru9t oeraf for i'm 8irt
iblanot os.-Go.s2 utb. airtes9ioeuoe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-11
Gn eammel eruaroig SfilOpaooc.

VII YuHlHltl HIu SlllupHuuc.
s ct @aarpsrum / glrtiuerts8 aratferne t
Sort gOuiS paa Gen Qtauritius Iig9cr
Der en- S%tiIOpaOOe, iom bIeu a%iitaaet til
Storbritanien iummen meO 9en i 1910.
Sioen ben Gio bar S~tiIopaOoen aIorig
forIaOt fit nuuGrenoe O~pboIOSiteo, o9 oa
ben baube uGret paa 9en / Iange Cher,
iOr Susr9iueIisn fanot SteO, iau er
SfiIopaoben M a~ntageli9 omfrin9 200
2Iar. Giltroos for i'm boie 9lIosr beiius
Der ben fig me9et 9oot - iuit ltpltg
nil ri life paaitaa, at ben er, men ben
taaIer bog, at to UtGnb fiooer paa oens
Gpg. Oct iuGre samIe StaIopr CT to
Sob bolt, 81 Sob tuersOuer &p9gen og
ueisr $50 giSpuno ben er rimeIi9uiS ben
iibite al be fore &iGmpeitiIopaober fra
bet inOiite Ocean. Der iinoes snOnu
nogIe paa NIoabrasS erne norbpslt for
Waoasaifar.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-11

Otter puanp at baue ifOrt fig Morssnfratten, taitsbe
ban fig paa SOfueu Os i~ubuusseoe fig iaa Ifise
Orsmme, at ban nai item bleu mis- i~ornsiet ouer at bIiue
afbruOt al 2ieneren, Der taIote BAN til 6rotOit.
Uaeu euonu sisr nj lite Baron 9snnins SeNtab til
6amiIiens 6or iamIinssuareIie; ri oil fsrit cpisse ct Bar
andre Steoer inbenfor 9eIsenGs' samIe Daure.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-11

st goot Sesn. 9Oitoren tOmmer
for at ie til 6ruen o9 iporSer Yigen,
boorlebes 6rueu bar bet.
"9obt", iuarer bun, 5ruen bar
imor9es Oruttet en- Sop 8ouiQOn."
"S9 iaa?"
"Saa taiteoe bun ao& pen / SOueoet
paa Serren!"
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-11

CT les beorS0ct ODER @osst jes 5ar
bgrt."
'No9et, on bar bsrt At gupa, ban er
Del Tile ipg, eIer maa saa iaait, eler
no8et Saaonut?"
"Ret Rinu; men bet er gsuaei, Tom
'h'erter mig me9et mere - bet ansaar
Big"
"ISpao mener ou?"
"9rlier ou for ire Mnaneber iioen oen
He9ning, ies ian0t; bu inaoe, at til bet,
'om ltoo op'prt Der, bapoe bu iaaet
Een9ere al bin Gapa; men ban bar in.
gen Tenge ienct big. altiaa ma bet
Dog bare ian, at bu ben Sang lsi for
mig"
Sun blep 9anite bles os iremItam.
llleoe No9et ON, at BUN life beItemt
baooe iast, bun baooe iaaet 8ensene af
BAN.
ga, bpab bu MI END bar iaat, bar
cu Dog life paret ianO mob mig, Mina.
Naar bu aneoe, bpOr bette aigr mig
onot! Nu %itisnner ies, of bu beler
life ben Sang fsr, oa ies bespnote at
tplole liot saa big, bar ia9t ianOt for
mig. Seq trueoe big, Mina; itrar bn
IOrllareoe big, bar ies uuerbepiIt ON, at
ou life funoe beorase mig. 3u er lea
tlnst % imertelist ~ituffst. stjDnt ge.
Ullerne bar imOo big, pilbe jes life tru,
at on thnoe n9nne at bore uiauo impo
mig. Set bar panItelist at faa min
3laio til big ruttet, MI pil bet pare
llgeiaa panitelist after at faa ben 9iens
oprettet."
Gum taiteoe fig bultenbe ON bans
Sals, % BAD bam life at bore iaa iors
I9roeli9 ftrens, bun Itulbe lope bereiter
altlo at bore fulofommen iauo mob
bam.
"gten Der er en- 9ins, ieg life fan
T~orltaa, at on pirtelig er / Stano til of
lpoe for mig, naar ou boloer al mig.
Zen, ma tiliuloe ellfebe, trpeoe lea
man MATTE bore i%ulotommen ianb
imoo."
"Ia 5reorit, bu mac life tpiple paa,
at ies bOloer umuaoelis meset Of big,
rlen 6riltelicn bar iaa flor; ies tipbte
Olsie 2ins, men iaa bauoe ies life Moo
til at ~iortale big bet, iioen jes fDrit
bapbe beoet ON oisie Bense til Suiet."
"Sa, at ou for benne 8asatels etplo
funoe sjore mig cenne fore, fore
Sors. Ola, buor sierne ies be0er uilOe
giuet big Iensene til bet, ou snitebe.
"Sa, baooe ies bare uiOit, at Der
ituloe fomme iaa meset lett al bet ian."
u ulanpDeo toflller DER altlo ftoz
ltgere eaer ieuere noset leit, - par
iifter paa bet.~
"Seg bar alori9 tent iaa meset
cper bet iDr; | nit Siem bleu albris en-
Rsblpsn ta9et iaa npie.-
"3eraf fommer bet, Wina, bette er
til libt llnbitplbnins for big, men Ion
mig, Wtinn, at meo bette maa Der bort
9iem tases meset nDie, ONT @iarlisbeo
% @lGbe ital tripes?"
"gil bu bare after bnpe GlIio til
mig, 6reorit, pg buloe al mig, ital ieg
lOue for 5remtioen al al Ma9t at afs
l989e bcnne femme iSrselise uuane."
"@teo SUBS Si9lp ital bette bore
CLIENT Os til9iuet, Os ies uil foriD9e, ON
life min samle 9iaio til big after maa
tunne fau &um hos mis.-Mal.
Decorah-posten., 1893-07-11
,ept aarsa"s.
Sanobeo.

gissn hoiol
,S,r en- Sap Tapir - ban
At rsae - bare iao title %
nassSs. 80; 50, o. urrr.
sun iasoe 10, at bun baOOe Sru9t
n. s,noe til Suiets aIernsooenoi9s
ITiro, % Der ituar 10 Opiprt en- lang
paa silte, 9pa, SlpmIter olo.
\, mia e, her er 10 betalt $40. os
~, er atiurat ben famine, BET oar
J s,n Sag, bun ia9oe, bun maatte
v. s25 til SnOijcb til Suist. 90
~, Dua r.;re ~ Tejltnoclie, min
G0e Wtina meo fine trpItbloi9e
init fan life, nei umuli8t, lpoe
in aGanb. 90 uni8epel, Der bar
[.,,t noaet lisnenoe cit Gang ipr, men
,TrtareOe bun oet'iaa, at iea matte
b4n iasoe iauOt.
chen bar ies albris martet Woset,
!, MI .ommer Der en- iorfarbelis
t,,,t puer mig; itulbe BUN pirtelia
n, lore mig bag 2piet - men net, bet
life uers iaa; men en- 5%orflarin9
ia bog baue. Bet er beblt at
-,iroe i bet meb en- Sang, iaa Ripper
lruasre at saa mee benne itps9e
%rsants til benbe, itattels lioen.
guturliauis er bet no9le Yenge, bun
n iaaet al fin 5aber, bun bar tjrbt
VI, for, % iaa pil bun bel operraite
|, en- patter Dag meo npset pent. -
vil rigtig saa % beoe benoe ON
fI1iuslie for mine itpsse 2anter OH
Eroe
gIeu Der fpmmer bum 10 100 % pats
l. Oh benoe Itulbe jes fro iitano til at
kR icr mi9P"
gu MATTE famine big, bu mis-
Erfrmme elpnsel af en- Muno.
'aliua, min 3utfe, ies ifal forteqe
d Go8et, jss maa bebe ON 9il9is
ks'
'7ilsipelie - buorior?"
So jog bar peret ifrettells itp9
b big / mine 2anter."
'5pao mener bu meb bet?"
ga tOm III Der % iet big, ital ie9
Efars mig; oenne Sapirlap berer
(Ehlbm -"
fun nappeoe ben ! en- Suit fra bam,
u tlsp bet Samme ilbrpo.
'6por funbt ou oen?"
Ser paa SOrbe!"
ga, bpao iaa, bpao fortaler ben
IT,
'& Nu ben Dag, bu BAD mig ON
til nsopenbise Ting / Suiet, bar
ii at bette for $40; Silte, 8lpnoer,
EEu."
'6raO !ommer bet ben Sag peo?"
'Sg ianot bet liot b~eipnoerlist, at
Ven Sag, bu fit geusene ai mig,
. at bette tipbt. Su iasbe, bet
l' Care til Suiet, men bette?
'Gt3cuer ilet itte at bore tjsbt for
Ut al be s25.~
'Gti bet bar bet, ies uioit bu piloe
IRE mig bag 2piet. 3u maa tils
!, men bopr fit bu iaa Yensene fra
at Sette?"
'S8 bar en- Yappa, % ban -"
'3a Bet tGntte ies o9iaa".
Wen bUor arselist, at bu Ituloe
op Oenne &esnins; ie9 bapoe Ell
tent at o~uerraife big.
g. bet piOite ies moi, min Stat, at
tan I~Ortlare big paa en- tilireOsitll,
Iaaoe", ia8oe ban, ibet ban iaa
Fb9t paa benoe.
TH1 log uoiltaarlist ginene ueb for
8Itt, men ipareoe Sntet til bans
SemGrtnins.
w Na life preo paa mig, Wita,
F'D9 tunoe trp, bu bruste Yense til
Y END bet, bu iasbe til misP"
"l, men" = bun bapoe rler iast
men bet fob liselom taft i Sals
goa Denoe. Sun itDnote fig iaa no
P'ffTet, for bun bauoe bet laa for
pug iraoelt netop MI. Yisen ipns
Of bun bar beipnoerlis raitlss %
zen Tag. Sun for fra bet @ne
" SlOet, uoen at siDre Noset belt
49, oct ian no, ium bsnbss 9anter
taostfeOs.
I" 0ar De o9iaa, Der iab iom en- Ii.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-06-14
Rocked On ,he Crest OF the Wave,

The landsman tourist or commercial trav-
eler, speedily begins, and not only begins,
but continues. to feel the extreme Of human
misery during his transit across the tenn
pestuous Atlantic. But If. with wise pres
cience, he has provided himself with a sup
ply of Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, his
pangs are promptly mitigated, ana then
cease ere the good ship again drops her
anchor. This is worth knowing, and thou
sands OF our yachtsmen, summer voyagers,
tourists and business men do know 1t.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-06-14

Found His Field at Last-First
Thespian-How can that man Spouter
look so prosperous, l wonder! He made
such horrible failure last season, that
he had TO leave the stage. Second
Thespian-Why, you see, my boy, he's
running a School of Acting, now
Puck
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-06-14

The Difference Between Them,
Ted hear he left his wife. Do you
know the cause of the separation? Ned
AT present it is the A:lant:; ocean.
Judge.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-06-14

THE standing army OF America is found
chiefly IN the street cars and on the ele-
waited roads Texas Siftngs.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-06-14

In politics the coming man finds the roads
badly blockaded by the going man.-Cleve-
land Plain Dealer.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-06-14

Syrup .

Ny acquaintance With Boschee's
German Syrupwas made about four
teen years ago. contracted a cold
which resulted in a hoarseness and
cough which disabled me from fill
ing my pulpit for a number of Sab
baths. After trying physician,
without obtaining relief l saw the
advertisement of your remedy and
obtained bottle. Ireceived quick
and permanent help. never hesi-
tate to tell my experience. Rev. w.
H. Haggerty, Martinsville, N. J. q
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-06-14

DR.. Kilmer's Parilla Liver Pills
ARE THE BEST! AZ Pills, 25 cents.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1893-06-14

GrEsE in migrating often travel over
5000 miles
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-22

Two runaways made things lively on
Custer Avenue for = while last Monday
morning. Between eight and Eine
o'clock, a small boy driving a horse at
tached to cart, collided with another
rig which was standing in front of the
postofiice. The car. tipped over, the
youngster rolled off to one side unhurt
and the horse sped across the street to
Crary's livery barn where it was captur-
ed Two hours later John Wilhelm
drove up to Garlock's store, and left his
eight wear old son 20 hold the horses
while he did some trading. The horses,
usually very gentle and quiet, started to
walk off, and the boy, though unable to
hold them, did not call for assistance
Near the court house one side of the
carriage ran down into ditch throwing
the child out. The horses then broke
into run and were not stopped until
they reached j. n. Wright's place, two
miles west of Custer. The boy in fall
ing from the wagon received baG
cash on the head, but no serious results
are anticipated. Mr.. Wilhelm's double
carriage. nearly new, was just abou
ruined, and the horses were consider
ably scratched and bruised during theil
mad run.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-22

Photographer Cross, of Hot Springs
secured splendid negative of Clusters
mineral cottage, and the photos have
been on sale for a week or more. Sew
eral dozen have already been disposed
of, but the supply is unlimited and they
may be purchased either at Rutkowski':
drug store or at the post Office. The
proceeds Of the sale will be used to helE
defray the expense of making the ex
hibit If you wish handsome picture
of an object as beautiful as it is unique
for yourself or TO send TO a friend, Sc
cure one of these photographs nov
while they are for sale.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-22

Geo. W. Burr, one Of the most promi-
nent business men Of Hill City, is re-
ported to have become entity insane
within the last two weeksA he shutting
down Of the Harvey PeaA zines and
mills, and the consequent Nuecrease Of
business worried him considerably, and
nearly two weeks ago it war noticed
that he was acting strangely. Thursday
night Of last week he secured a revolver,
and but for the coolness Of his wife, he
would undoubtedly have killed her,
their two children and himself She
diverted his attention for moment and
managed to escape to neighbors with
her little ones. The afflicted man has
beeu taken to Milwaukee, where a
brother resides and it is hoped that
change OF scene and relief from business
cares will entirely restore his reason.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-22

From the first of January, 1892, up to
the present date, April 22nd, not one
death has occurred within the limits Of
Custer City. The period, nearly four
months in length, is generally the most
unhealthy one in the year, and while OF
course there has been more or less sick
ness in Custer during the past four
months, every case has had most for.
tunate termination. The CHRONICLE
has always maintained that Custer was
one Of the healthiest places in the uni
verse; that life and strength were the
properties of the very air we breathe
and we have in the fact stated above a
most positive proof Of our previous as
sertions. For town Of nearly one
thousand inhabitants, the record is an
exceptional one, to say the least. 1t will
be difficult TO ind parallel for it.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-22

The Custer County Bank celebrated
the third anniversary of its birth on
Monday, the 18th. That day, three
years ago, it became one of the institu.
tions of Custer, and t. w. Delicate, al
assistant cashier, commenced the trans.
action of business in its name. In the
three years Of its existence the banking
house has won for itself an extensive
patronage, has proven a profitable in
vestment to its owners, and they have
erected irl Custer one of our finest ap
pc:-:as .na noss subs:.a.:2. tu-::cs:
structures. The published reports oi
the condition of the bank are unmis
taxable evidences Of its soundness. and
that IL will continue to be one of the
most entsrprising and successful o.
Custer's business ventures there can bt
no doubt.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-22

Ti'0-7.S.-Z- ~-Li-L I'-~tvr ProPirc@i0,i
would occur between the fifteenth and
twentieth Of this month, materia.ized to
an extent sufficient to convince the
most skeptIcal that the prosnosticator
knows what he is talking about. South
ern Nebraska, Kansas and Arkansas
were swept by cyclones and wind and rain
prevailed with varying severity through
out the United States The northern Hills
experienced heavy fall of snow and
the wind which accompanied it made
the weather thoroughly disagreeable.
This part Of Custer county could not
have been directly in the path Of the
storm, as very little snow or rain fell
and the wind did not blow with more
than ordinary velocity.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-22

Ed. Hart, one Of the men who assist
ed in arresting Hill, Soper, and Davis,
the cattle rustlers, some time ago, was
shot at Oelrichs, while resisting arrest,
one night last week Hart, who had
made his boasts that no man could arrest
him, was raising a rumpus and Grant
Eastman, city marshal of Oelrichs, at
tempted to run him in" Hart knock
ed the marshal down, and an instant
later was laid out with a bullet wound
in his head. The ball entered Hart's
neck on the left side and came out near
the right ear. The wound is a serious
one, but it is not believed that it will
prove fatal
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-22

Gov. Sheldon has appointed as men,
bers Of his staff, each with the rank OF
colonel, the following persons: s. b.
Milton, Redfeld; j. g. Fsvorite. Spear
fish; w. A. Barnhart, Groton; j. j.
Aplin. Britton; S. A. Wheeler, Mime
sela; r. b. Stearns, Pierre; w. L. Pal
mer, Carthage X. j. Woods, Sioux
Falls; A. e. Walker, Hermosa; Paul
Dcutche-. D-ocs:nss. The governor
has appointed only those who are will
ing to spend about two hundred dollars
for uniforms and other equipments
The entire staff will be present viii,
him at the opening Of tho worlds fair.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-22

The CHRoNIcIE man has heard rumors
innumerabls OF several weddings that
are promised to take place some time in
the near future, but if any of the cere-
monies have been celebrated this week.
We have not learned Of them. We
might publish a list of these prospec-
tive happy events, but it is said "thers
is many . slip twixt the cup and the
lip" and there would be a possibility Of
our getting into trouble by SO doing,
consequently we refrain.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1893-04-22

The Rapid City Journals $4,000 libel
suit doesn't seem to be coming to head
very fast. w. II. Frye, the gentleman
who brought the action, doesn't seem
anxious to push the case to trial, and i!
will probably go the way of numberless
other civil cases. 1t is said that news.
paper is never much of a success until
it has libel suit on its hands, and pos.
sibly this one explains why the Journal
has continued to exist and prosper
while others of its kind have been com
PEELED TO go smash