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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12

Hoods Pills cure all liver ills. 25c.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12
SCHOOL NOTES.

The first rhetorical exercises of this
school year will be given tomorrow even
ing in the high school dcmartment. The
program promises to be very entertain
ing one. All are cordially invited to at.
tend these exercises.
Miss Ennis was unable to perform her
usual school duties Monday on account OF
illness.
Prof. Kittlc seems exceedingly happy
in his manner Of instruction with the
eleventh grade, and consequently descrv.
edly popular.
The esteem in which our teachers are
universally held and the interest the
scholars take in their work were uncon-
sciously yet forcibly indicated by the large
attendance Tuesday morning. Notwith.
standing the severity Of the storm at the
time of their coming there was but one
absentee in the eleventh grade.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12

Rooms neat and clean at the Pacific.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

At the regular meeting last night there
were present Mayor Little, Councilmen
Clark, Hood, Linn, Maley and Stewart.
a communication from County Auditor
Hoyington was read, giving the valuation
OF taxable property in the city OF Aber-
deem as returned by the county board OF
equalization. The values are Real
property, S731, 1855; personal property,
$l00,S90; railroad track, $26, 751, making
Il total OF $9l9,O26.
The finance committee submitted the
following estimate OF city expenses and
amounts necessary to be raised by the
city for different purposes for the year
1898: General fund, $5514.l6; street
fund, $2757Os; sewer fund, $9l9.O2; in
terest on water bonds, $4595. 10; interest
on municipal bonds, 1866. lO-a total
OF $17 ,l61. 40, Il levy Of 10 mills being
necessary to raise this amount. After
some discussion us to the probability OF
reducing the general fund estimate, the
report was adopted and the clerk in
structcd to furnish the county auditor a
copy of the same.
Ordinance No. 96, providing for fax
levy for the year 1893, was passed.
Ordinance No. 81, providing Tor the re.
assessment of certain property for street
improvements. was introduced and re-
ferred to the city attorney.
The clerk was instructed to ascertain
the amount of improvement taxes de-
linquent on property for planking alley
in block 10, with view OF re-asscssing
same, if found sufficient to pay costs.
Councilman Linn was instructed to
have necessary repairs made on Heron
street and North Aberdeen bridges.
The treasurer's report for the quarter
ending September so was read and re-
ferred to the finance committee.
The treasurer was instructed to receive
general fund warrants from A. J. West
in payment for street improvement taxes
assessed against him in East Aberdeen.
AuC IctJOIts Vi huISIldI IeuTSOn ana
Police Judge White for the month of
September were read and accepted. The
number OF arrests and convictions for
violation OF city ordinances were four, two
of whom paid their fine and two served
time in the city Jail. The cost CT MAIN
tanning prisoners during The month was
25 cents.
The report of water superintendent for
the month of September was read and
accepted. Receipts were $500.
The clerk was instructed to notify the
Weathcrwax Lumber Company not to
furnish city water to boats not their own,
under penalty Of having their water shut
off, in accordance with ordinance No. 63.
The mayor brought up the matter of
the alleged violation by the city marshal
OF the ordinance requiring him to see that
city pr soners work out their fine on the
streets or performing other labor for the
city. He explained the matter to the
council, exonorating the marshal, the
fact being developed that sufficient inves-
tigation had not been made by those
claiming the violation.
TI,< f<1 IL
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12
Shirts and Ties.

Shirts to wear with tennis gowns, river
gowns, ETC., have stiff fronts, with a mar
row gauffered frill of white linen down the
middle. The most dressy shirts are Of pink
linen, with white collar and cuffs. Novel
ties In this line show stripe or check pat
terms and are cut on good pattern, SO that
the wearer can If she likes discard the jack
ct and still look neat about the figure
Fashionable ties are sailor knots and small
bows In very pretty and becoming shades
Of pink and light blue.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12
a Battle for blood

Is what Hoods Sarsapaiilla vigorously
fights and it is always victorious in ex-
polling all the foul taints and giving the
vital fluid the quality and quantity of
perfect health
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12

Under the new management, the Pa
cific Hotel is making for itself a reputa-
ton for cleanliness.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12

Furnished offices to rent, with
electric lights, at the Brick Block
TOklas & Kaufman,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1893-10-12

''ls it hot enough for yOu?" Vein
hard's Beer is cooling and refreshing.
Marble Hill press., 1893-06-08
ABATE that nuisance IN Lutesvllle
A BIG REALTY SALE.
Ii viii! Bring A New Enter.
prise to the Twin Cities.

Adolph MAYER has sold his hand
some suburban residence property,
including twelve acres of land, on
Academy Hill, to Mrs. A. A. Hollis
and her son.in-law, Daniel Bartels.o
hear Acorn Ridge, Stoddard county.
Mrs. Hollis comes here to educate
her children at the NAV ay6eld-Smith
academy, her daughter, Miss Almi-
ra, having attended the school the
past year. They will bring an en-
terprise to the fwlh Cities that will
be a vast benefit to us, and at the
same time prove paying invest
ment to them. Our people welcome
them, believing that there will be
mutual satisfaction.
Mr.. Mayer will build ah elegab,
brick town residence, between the
Palace Of News and the New Fa,
nous block on Walnut street.
Marble Hill press., 1893-06-08
ROSElTEMS.

stephen Berry is handling lumber
at Fredericktowh.
The General Baptists are building
house Of v orship here.
Fred Young Is teaching vocal
class at Liberty church.
William Kitchens child was badly
stung while playing near bee hive
q few days ago.
Miss Gibbs closed a iWo.ifionths
term ofchool at th" Killians school
house last Saturday.
Marble Hill press., 1893-06-08

| LUTESVILLE BRIEFS.
Piles o. people have piles, du De-
Wits Witch Hazel Salve will curetthem
Miss Della Caldwell of Millerville
is visiting Miss Rhoda Boles.
The olearest and purest ice
can be bought at J. H. Lutes'
AT Jones meat market is the
to get the best meats of all kinds.
The Bollinger County Bank
buys county warrants and good
notes.
Prof. w. A. Leoffler, was at De-
Soto on business the first of the
week.
Several dozen good straw hats
neatly trimmed at Mrs Jaques', for
rs cents.
BARGAINS! 100 prs of ladies
shoes any style or quantity, GO
Ing at Drums for cost.
Do you lack faith and 10 We health? I?
Let US establish your faith and restore
your health with. DeWitt's Sarsapa,lla
Mason F. Kinder left Monday to
attend th'' closing exercises of Elm.
wood seminary.
When it comes to keeping
cool, the most hot headed man
can do it by buying ice of j. H.
Luteo.
Have you drunk of the deli
cious soda water dispensed from
the new arctic Soda Fountain a,
DR.. Jaques Drug Storel
Prof. W. A. Lefiler has been re-
employed as principal of the Lutes
vile puplic schoola. So far no one
has been employed as assistant.
"There is salve for every wound
We refer to De Wits Witch Hazel Salve
cures burns, bruises, cuts, indolent sores
as local application in the nostrils j,
cures eatarrh, and always cures piles
A. Sander. E Biggs.
Have YOU seen the new Ar.
cite Soda Fountain at DR. Ja1ues
Drug Store, and have you drank
of the delicious soda water dis
pensed there.
The ladies certainlyappeciate
those elegant lace and leghorn
hats at Mrs. Jaques' at least
they are buying large numbers
| of them.
Bad complexion indicates ali unhealth '
state of the system. DeWitfs Little
Ea:iy Risers a,e pills tina, will correct
t is condition. They act on the liver
they act OF the stomach, tn ey act on tn,
bowels. E. P. Bisgs.
The breaking up Of the winter is the
signal for the breaking up of the system
Nature is opening up the pores and throw
ing off refuse. DeWitt,s Sarsaparilla is
| of urquestiona6 assistance in this Oh.
Grafton. E. P. Biggs.
Marble Hill press., 1893-06-08
GREAT SHAM BATTLE.
Other Fourth Of July AMuse.
ttiHnts.

The Press will next week give a
complete statement Of the program
TO be rendered In the joint eelebrat
ion here on July 4. Space forbids
this week. The Odd Fellows, Ma
sons, Workmeh, Grand Army and
Sons of Veterans have the matter In
charge, and much pruere-s has been
made in the arrangements for the
occasion. The days eSerei.ys will
close with a sham battle, III which
It is intended 600 Ur 7uumen will
participate. 1t is the desire that
Companies Will be ufganispd all over
the county, and drilled Tor the ae-
casion.
Marble Hill press., 1893-06-08
STRAY Nsb'g'eCE

On the 10th of April 1893.
took up at my residence / mile
east of Latin the following describ-
cd stray. sorrel mare about l45
hands high abou, 6years old. Lame
in right hind leg, branded on left
fore shoulder with letter +, white
spot forehead. Both hind fee,
white. If owner dose not come
and prove same | shall proceed t.
post same before some Justice OF
The Peace in Torrance township ac
cording to law. NJ. T. PUTNAM.
Marble Hill press., 1893-06-08
"A Graceful Dancer.

IwiH be 10 Marble Hill Oh june
fifteenth, for the purpose Of organ
izing class in dancing. Everyone
wishing instructions will please
meet me promptly. It is an art
everyone should learn. Ihaye had
much experience IN teaching and
have been teaching, in Cape Girar-
deau several months.
MAsrFn GA 1FFrssyiR
Marble Hill press., 1893-06-08

The announcement OF the comirg
school year of the academy which
The Pass will print in few days,
will contain many interesting things:
ameng them the announcement that
Resemouht hall will be ready for
occupancy By September, or very
little later.
Marble Hill press., 1893-06-08

REMOVE lhosr old sait sheds and
hen coops on the east side of Main
street in Lutesville. They are an
evesore and disgrace.
Marble Hill press., 1893-06-08

The rapidly increasing popularity
Of Mrs. Jaques Millinery Is due to
the fact, seldom existing, elsewhere,
that fine goods are kept at prices
that you have heretofore paid for
fooR GOODS. Drop 10 and investlgat
the matter.
Marble Hill press., 1893-06-08

Tue busIness part of town, and
along principal street is no place
for salt sheds and hen coops. Or
der them removed.
Marble Hill press., 1893-06-08

The sham battle on July 4, will
be grand demonstration. Every
man in the county should take part
In if,
Marble Hill press., 1893-06-08
Scrip tssued to Petit Jurors
September Term A. D. 1892.

R B Moore, Petit juror 3 10
} X T Ellis, petit juror 7 so
Geo Hastings, petit juror 7 30
John danson, petit juror 6 So
David Barks, petit juror s 20
James NJ Fish, petit Juror s 10
Wm Patterson. petitjuror I 10
Albert Wallace, petit
juror 7 90
Henry Horrell, petit Juror 7 90
Geo W Miller, petit juror 6 50
J J Zimmerman, petit
juror g 80
f Bramer, petit juror 9 80
+ M Stone, petit juror 6 80
w g Masters, petit Juror Z 90
Geo Bramer, petit Juror 7 30
j NSlinkard, petit Juror z 90
T J Roach, petit juror 3 90
Continued on page five.
Marble Hill press., 1893-06-08

Thar Fourth Of July picnic will
be skyscraper. Attend.
Marble Hill press., 1893-06-08

] have a good mich COW for sale
cheap, for cash. Apply at my farm,
three mites west of Glen, Allen,
w, II. Bngfz,
Marble Hill press., 1893-06-08

The Twin Cities will yet have a
hfSt.class base ball team.
Marble Hill press., 1893-06-08

A 4. Pierce Is on trial for the
murder Of Henry Killian. Judge
hhackolfcrd 10 on the bench. The
Fanss will ssyea detailed report.
Marble Hill press., 1893-06-08

lContinued from page one.
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@dea sao. .satota sonmertas, ocn 10. ettober 1898.

hinten, luie er nil. D.sbalb Iino mir
9e8eH ErObibitiou, nidbt ober neil Der
SulOon uuier Soeal Uoer oas Snuieu
uniere quit lei.
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enem ieoer frei itebt ju 9laubeu mas er
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lulll, uuo iih oemnnh tauienoerlcl Der
ltieoene &eligionen in uuierm 9anot
bciiuben bari Der Stnnt iemerIsi@eiebe
crlHiien, rle 8eliaion ooer &eli9ipns,
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uuijubmin9eu. Stnat uno Stride mIiier
,9etrenut blelbeu. Soer 1T es Rett Die
3uoen, Die gousntilten, bic Mubnmeoa'
Iner, Die ibren 5eiertns am Sonuabeno
reip. am 5reitag feiern, bon StnatHwe,
gen Su Juirsen ben driitliden SOnntas
~ ielern? gtein. Aues lpns Der
Staat uerlauaen fam lit, baB Die gbrIs
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Tag nidt seit6rt uerben, peldeu S6us
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ieiuen 6eiertas baIten tpeun unb iuie
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insen. 9esbalb alio trsten bic 0suts
i6en sesen SOnHtoss3nnns auf, oess
bolb iuaren iie nud sesen ben Shlub
Der GusIteIlurs am Sonntas.
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niht elulei6tet, Der itelle iih eiumnl Dor
ruie es mare penn Die Suoen mslldlr
der @eiie in Der WebrSobl pGrcn. gStc
wiIroe es uus ouun 9eialleu, lperu Die
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oleien 3uan9 ihr @eihrei &c. erheben? ?
guu. mas 9u ni6t pillft, bab man 0ir
thu, sos ing audi feinsm Gnbcrn 81.
@r6Btm09lidite 6rcbeit beiOnoers per
iOnlid)e uno @eluiHensireibeit, oas 1T
beutiher Stanopuutt.
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31rdhSrnt, pnrtei ,tnb gnlk,

Ea6 i'm 8uuoeslennt ser @ioerrui
oes Sbermanseicyes niAt ourdgebcn
uiro, bari MN, nnhoenr Die eIgentliten
Sturmlduie Der r@Olotdier" uOH ben
isreunoen Dos Sllbers aoeelhla9en
norben, ais cutlhlepcn ou9euGmmen
wernen, mo ierner, bnB Die nunmebr
,aeplanie ueue GumproniBbtll bem Sils
ber siiuitla lem wIro.
Die Mebrbeit Der oempfratildsu Sc
natortn Itanren felt duf Seiten b. Silbsrs.
sic wioerltauhen Der 8erluhuns, iih
am Yrdiioeut Gleuelnno's @urit III Der
Nemteruereebuuo p,llen ben @Ololeu'
ten Su crseber, 81 eenen ia euolih bod
Der 9rGiioent gerehuct ueroen muB,
10 lnn9e er iib uiht 9e9en oiele Nn'
uabme oeutlib uusipriht.
Is bot iib III NbgeOronetenbauie
l6on oas ei9eutblmll6e S6ouipitl,
bnB Der oemotrntii9s 4rdiioent iih aui
Die Mit9liebcr be- republitanii9enMin.
berbeit fifteen mubte; es iuieoerbOlte iih
I'M Senat.
Selten bnt ein Yralioent oas Der
trauen oes Bottles Ill Ieine suten Iblih'
ten 10 uollitdnsis senoiicu, wie es Gle
uclnno bslbt 9tiemnuo Speiielt auh
mir einen Nusenbtid odron, oaB er Die
@iuIteQuu9 Der Silberprdsuns auitrebt,
lueil er barln ons 0eil oes &Oltes er
blidt. I'm 10 empfiuolI6er muB es lbn
treiien, Oab 9ernoe in rer @eloiro9e Die
Dirbrbeit ieinsr ei9enen Barter ni6t nit
ihm iiberelnltImnt. 9ae ibre Der,
treter segen gleuelanos gSanibe itimm,
ten, seiot aber burhaus nht etpa
eine S6ludde Der Enrtei; III @esens
tbeil, 9ernoe barIr, bah oiele 8ertreter
lbrer 8dbleridait, Dem 8olte, -
oas in ieiucr uuscbeura Webr5ubl
DIE Silberprdsuua uui seiuuber, ebrli.
der Boiis auirehterhaiten ipunibt -
ohue Rldlibt auf Bn,teiOraaniiation
oieuen, liest bic pOltstbumlide Sidrte
Der Yarlei.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-10-19
[e,n9eiaub

3uel linsc ueroeu bGuii9 uns Geut'
ld)tn u0r9eluorlen: Gnmal leleu Die
Qeutihen mir Den Saloun unb fur'S
Sauieu, Sum anrern fiir SUnuta9sent-
belliguuS Nun ut es ppbl luabr, baB
leiOer pieie beutlne JreigeIIter III lbrem
Sample 9e9en @utt uno 9brlltenibnm,
ibre YIit iinoel, brlltlibeGnrldtun9en
auie cen SUnntas. gu nniersrabea oper
fir ibren G6Ben 0ambrinus unp ieinen
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ben liuo absr nar ein tleiner 2Deil Der
bieiisen 9entl9cn uno man parf ble
llebri9eu feineswess init ibneu in einen
Iopf perien. ieibit iuenn lie ibre Stim'
men sesen Sabbatb II. Trobibitionsae
ieBe erbeben.
Ber iid je abcr ben Besriff zines
freien Staates flar seuUroen iit. wirb
Sngebsn miiiien, baB iolhe 9msnssse'
ieGe ni9t in eineu iolden seboren.
sSn eiilem frtieu Qanoe, Solite Sc.
bermann bic 5reibeit babea 5u tbuu uuo
Su laiien mas er nil, 10 laH9e er niht
Mnbere in ibrem Noble besintrdd'
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tasssuans, II. I. ID, uerurtbeilen milien,
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lpabrsn tuenn mir seseu Yrobibiticu
fdmpien. Was Der Staat immerbir
@elese erlaiien. Die ben Nusidanf sei'
tiger @etranfe regeln, unb ben Siufsr
Der feline Jamilis uerna9ldiiist oosr BIZ
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SGrauisn bdlt; ben irisoiamen Biirss,
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nranbem 'etiDas, ~ l2eibe ibut Ober aud
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,,Sic @reu5e bss 9lusitclunss. Se.
{ bs am Gbicalp Gage mar Die
WrcnSe Der gellturgelabl9telt Der
WerteDrsg,leG,uAeIten SQdttcn leBtere
ueiter aercicht, 10 bate itatt Der 0rcl.
piertcls piellclhI erue Otllllon iib eln.
0riteat. 3mmcrbm 1T and 10 l6On
nt)t bios Der Hecpro nilCr NuSItellm-
gen, ionOsrn Der &rcoro Der @elt iibers
truii,n morocn. Nrh rlemals, 10 ueit
Die @emtniB Der 8eidihte Der Ntenl6
belt rejd)t, mceer i'll Nltcrtbum, nod inl
>ptitelalt,r nod IN Der 9teuielt, bat etne
lplde MsnidenmnHe nus irgcno luelbem
llnlu6 ii6 oui ciuem bc9renjten Hlabe
suinmusn 9ciuuceu. Seln S6lahtfclo
lno tein 5rieoeHsieit, baB III Der 3abl
Der Betbeili9ten nit Der bler errelhten
3iiier ii6 meHen tam." 60 Ihretbt
ein iiber ben Seiud Der @eltauslt ltelun9
am Chicago 9nae. luelber nabeSu be
3nbl 100000 crrsIate, be9etltertcs
&bicn9O'tr Nedlelblntt,
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1eln; rbrlidIe poppcl,utib-
rttttp.

g9ie cine Saie in Der @ahe nimmt
li6 Elm 9roBes oeutidamerfnniihes
Slntt aus, oas III Der @elofra9e iid
niht nit ben SdluspOrtern pom ,ebrli
den 9eloe" uuo ben ..SilberbOloen" Der
vallciuielismadenoen" @oIowdhruua
erseben bat uno ielbititdnois Su urtbei
len lu9t. Sine lplds Iusuabme biloet
oas @bcasO'er y0aheim", uno ieine
Artitel lber Die 4e!oirase iiuo iunbre
lo9iIte Sabnbre6er. gSir altnehmen
enem oerielben 5Olacuhes:
..... llno III Der 5bnt 1T es erbeis
terno 81 ieben. pie 9eu,e, pel6e pOn
Der @eIoirGse ui6ts peritebeu, Die ibuen
bon Der @elouerleibGrplene por9eia9ten
Rbraien na6lnllen nno fir ble Gntreh.
tuns oeS Silbers iAwarmen, pbue ~
abnen, pe lie oaonrh 9e9en ibr eisenes
Snterelie lDiitben. 0nbei lit es 10 leiht,
oieie Jrase 81 seriteben. bab Seoer, Der
rnbis 81 benten uermus, lie bemeiitern
fanH.
@be man iih nit Der @cloirnee be-
i6ditist, ,muB man natiirlib Sunddit bas
rlber ms 8lare fommen, ipas @elo 1T.
Sm 9eluDbnlihcu Qebeu fe1ut man
Selc aus @Olb, Silber, Yapier, Iidel
uno &upicr. Iber nur Uolo anb Gil
ber iino ons, iuas man aurani.@elo
nennt, giIdel, aupier, uub tbeilweiie
AUDI Silber weroen sur Erdsuns Der
ioaenannten SdcioemiiuHu benuSt, mel
d)e lettere teIm seieBlides .3ohlnnass
nit { iino. 9as iOseuanntc Gopisrsslb
lit teln @elo i'm tuirtlihen Siune oes
y9ortes. &c itellt MIR .3abiunssper'
ipretm bar, uno nad Der Wabridein.
lihteit ,brer GinlOinus ,idtst iit Der
@crtb Der Iapierieitsl.
An Siuei Yeiipielen iaun mon pas
isbr anidaulid MAIDEN.
Balo udh ausbruh anieres Hebel.
liousfrieses CAB ioiuobl bic Rt9leruns
Der @tr. Stauten pie bic Der COMO
ocration Yapierselo aus. bas sInianss
gum pollen Hennipertbe aenonImen ipur'
be. Gls aber INNER mebr BON biefen
3ahlurss ssoeriprehunsen sebrudt ipnr.
oen. ianfen iie I'M @ertbe. Tenn ihrs
srobe Neuse m,adte lbrs balpise Gin.
l6iuua uniuahriHeiniid,er. 9as 9riess'
sl!id Der Sdmpfeubsn bate aud Gin
Hub auf ben Stanb Der .@resnbads
uno oes gapisrseloeS Der Geni6bsras
tion. Siesten bic BuuoestnIppen, banu
iiisssn eritere I'M Guris uus lssiere iie,
len; iudbrtnb Elm Sies Der Rebsller
bas 3ettelselb in umsetebrter 1eiie be-
einilubte.
Mab Der sanSlihen Wieeerfase be,
5ebelenitaateu purbe oas gunoespa4
pierselo sleidwsrtbis nit @ols, mell
man e nad Belieben in @oIb umlpstb
ieln tam; ipdbrsnc bas Bapisrselb BEL
Goniobsrirtsn ieoengcrth uerloren bat
,ueil es siemli4 iiher III. ba6 biei,
sTOlar-s ,8ebn. Dollar, .punoert
Dollar. uxo !. Eauienbs Dollar. .SHei
Inc HiemalS sinsel0lt ,perben.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-10-19
nobms pes anrant. eeIbes einioerma.

nobme beg aurnnt @elbes einiserma'
ben Sdrlti halt. mb ole Gntrehtuua
les SiIbCs mare oesbnlb uuo iueil mir
oaourd be Sllbcrberawtlie oes Gam
oss ibper iddciaeu wi ben, ourdaus
uHSpefmd6lo.
2ie yIieo rlnoe, ipel he Die BOlolente
i'm SnnoCsiculle erlllien bnbeu, 1T Der
erite Sbritt sur Sciiernna uuierer@Clo'
uerbdItaiiie; tOiieutlih ilbren ole pei'
teren Yerhonblunsen iur @iniiibrura
Der ebrli den 9oppeIlunbrung.~
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-10-19
H. o dJrn-l lluTdIau.

n. Sttober- Bern. Sin i6ousrlis
der 6unO III in ,iner ter ,ubIreitsu Spolten
oes ROienIuuisIet,dus am IuB Der Nstte;
b6rner i'm 2'sruer Sberlnub in Der Stwei,
seinadt worOsn ! lei ;rpiiasn baS GIstiher.
tis uno ons bic SpoIt, tbslIwsiis uusiuusnos
e5erou eiueebstts,. wmoc bic geite Oes eit 2
sScbnn pumlBteu, uui elmer aIpeutour ipur
los psrihwunoeneu albert 9ioutOri aus
9ernsopri i'm pieuBidm Rssierunssbeiirt
x6nissbsrS, III ;ieuIid gut erbaItensu gu
ftanoe ouiGeiuuben. Raubori bate obue
3weiieI oi, seiubrpoue 2Sunbrruus iIbsr ben
uieIbeludicu 6oicuIauislenh9 oleIu unO
obns filbrer uutrtommsn uno 1T babel in
bic SpuIts e,tiiBt, aus Der sr iit nIdjt wls
Der bsruusorbeittu tonuit
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-10-19
400 Fitrbe perbranut.

IA. Sft.--G bieeso, SiI. Tie Sonns
psrl6wane ssraoe i'm isrnen Neltsu. ais
pIoglid siH srossr Sbeii Der SiIoisiis Der
Staol burd bod gen nimmeI emporidldgsns
be SutriGuisu ta9ssbsl erIsndtet pnrbt.
IN benz grosen ahodissH Stau Der Siioisite
Strabsnbabn' eslsIi9dit, Der Gbieaso Gitp
9tailpop Co., an Der 1de Der 80. uno Nallaet
Ctr. stlegm, mar Seuer dussebrobtu. Refine
iiini Ninutsn mad ausbrud oes Tsners
ihlussu bic Slainmen aus aasn 6enltsrn,
Sbir,n unb ionitieen Csfiuuussn bes Ge'
bduSss, unb Die Missdnss ,ur Retuns ,Uarsn
ben Iisrben abssldHltten. 460 Fieret fans
ben bilislos in benz Seusrmssr, atbleueet
eurd ben slan, orr 6lammsu unp bsinl,
naass,os ssn,ad, ourd ben sriiidsnosnssoua
Der in idpsren. ihwaRen Nolten eniporities.
gls pon ben Ssuerlpsbrieutsn Der peg in
ben Gtalt srypunsen muros, bot R6 ibnss
elm ibredlibes Silo bar, bsiisn Tie iid wobl
i3sit ibrtS esbeHs mil Sdauoer srinneru mer.
ben. Dalb psrbrannte Sbisrisidu lasrn
iiberau seriiyeut, tbsilpeils iosar auieinanbel
sefbirni SoIb warsn Die ssorpsr psrbranni
uno sin sntiepIi&er verud mtitrOmh be'
Statte sss 5obe5. Ra4bsm bas 6susr snblid
bsnGlti9t mar. sussn bic arbeiisr Der Strui
bsnbabn Company ioicn oorau lopeit q
ibusn niSsli@ mar. bic aaoaper iorsui4aiisn
Ter G9aSsn am cSebdnbs betrdst stipt
ss5 600. bic sisrbs oasessu rsprdisntirisr
sinen @sib Don "a. 80. .0Oo.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-10-19
SQQr>WuspfrfQl1i!

gSir perOen ben 9eit uncrer SOmmerwaareu Obne 8id
nui Den Goenpreis