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The Progress., 1893-01-07
uNpgNoMlNAToNAL cHARiTY.
Strong Views From Talented Contrib
utor on a Worthy Suhject.

Strong Views From n Talented Contrib
utor on Worthy Sahject.
SH-EvE oRr, la, Jan. !, 1879.
To the Editor of The Progress:
Mot long since, in discussing with
prominent member of the "oo;itty
for Undenominational Charity" the
propriety of incorporating in said So
ciety the prevention of cruelty to
animals" she expressed the thought
that such work was for ''men only"
but being woman of large heart
and broad-minded charity, l am sure
II she reads the article in recent is
sue Of the Times, Friday
3Nh, headed "A Comical
Quartette," sue will realize not only
the pitiable need of some one to
speak for those that cannot speak
Tor themselves" but also, that women
vii at least have to insugurate the
good move. 1t is distressing indeed
70 reflect that man who holds such
responsible position as editor OF a
oally paper should have given him
self credit for "keen vision" and yet
oeen able to see only the ''comicaP
70 the pathetic picture he described.
mat he could have lost sight entire
yof the poor dogs pitiable and de-
.enseiess suffering, sets one to think
mg' and is a strong argument In
nvor OF the belief that education
ooes little to soften the heart. Where
vas his manliness and courage, that
ne nq doubt would risk his life 30 de-
lend, ibid one of his fellow-men i'm
paSn\t the sames Some men, who are
o@ at all lacking in courage to resent
g fult, or defend wrong to any
oQnah p being, deem it a puerile weak
b show sympathy and feeling
. suffering dumb animal. Such
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9egas a =.

= Der 8aa. Der bon ben Biirgern
Nuitins su gbren Der EMANCIPATION
bes Sob. 9ogg unb bes 8ice @op.
Crane i'm 5iBungsfaale be5 &eprdfens
tantenbauieS gegeben murbe, mar tibers
aus 5ablrei6 beiu1t un6 erifredte lid)
big in bic friiben Morgenfunben.
- Die Banfers unb Mer9ants Nas
tional 8ant In Dallas lit gefdbIof1en
worben. Sdon Dor brei Wodem bate
eine Reorganization nit 9ebuction ocs
aapitals ftattgefunoen, obne baB iih ies
bod Elm bauernbes arrangement ersie.
len lieB. @s beiBt, bob bic 9lctipa ges
niigen perben, UNI alle Werbinbliafeis
ten su befen.
= gDie bon 0ouiton heri1tet pirb,
iDiitbete aud inn gan3en Siiben BON
S"las ein beftiser 8lia3arb unb bic
Semperatur mar niebriger, ais ie aus
bor in biefem Winter,
= DaS guratorium Der Mufiner
Staatssllniperlitdt belt cine 6ibung
ab, in tpel6er beldlofen murbe, auBer
Der iibli6en 8emillisung nod bic 6ors
berung on bic 2e9isiatur gu ri1ten,
baB bic 6dlfte Der ofentli6en Oomdne
fpecieq fir bic uniueriitdt reierpirt tpers
be unD bic anbere 9dlfte fur ben Grei.
f9ulsG sGonb.
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3ipei Monate tparen felt Dem Otter.
tag pergaHgen, unb es fam Der abeno
Dor Dem Sonnwenbfefte. Walti, Del
oem SdSer frilde 3ebrnns gebraGt,
tette an Wforsen Die 9iitte perlaiien.
glnf 6ie Sotihaft, bab 5err 9einriH
benz Sd9er geitatte. am Gag na6 9 onn'
men0, am 6ronlei6namSfeite. in oas
@oiter 81 fomlnen, Inn Dem feierlihen
llin5ng bei5umobnen, bate SaDmo fopf,
l9iitteluo ermioert: sd fann mitbt
fort, bo8 So9lpil6 lit in Der 5ee,eit,
i1 muB auf Die juneen sdlber aht
baben, baB mir feiner oariiber fomrt,
Ser bier 6iib' bat o6er iueniger." Damn
batte er Die Grmbruft auf ben 8iideu
genommen, batte bic Siitte seiperrt unS
mar binau8 gepanoert IN bic BON
@onnenouft 6es Worgens nmflimmer;
ten 0erge.
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morben, 100 er bel beutl9en &oloaiz
fen, wabride.nli1 W}enoniten, mebrere
Sabre S6ulunterri6t eegeben batts.
in feiner Sugeno batte er einige Sabre
lang Die vSpedm6nhe", b b. bic Dlilf
fentbaler &Iolteri6ule, beluht.
Ser Mlte iprad nit yfientanbem
obne angerebet gu iein 5eine arbeitss
freie 3eit mibmete er ausf6lieBli1 iei=
men 5ablrei6en Walbu6geln in serduf
nligen, ielbituerfertigten Bauern, unb
ieiner &anin6enjudt.
Wfan iagte ibm naf, baB er ni6t Ief
Zig perben f6nnte, benin er CLAUDE an
gd6ts. llno bo6 NOR Der orisinelle
&aus elm Mptifer argifer 4rt, mie ib
einige Sabre fpdter merfte.
SeiH au Der 3eit f6on erpa6iener
So9n Seigte mir unter anberen 8uhern
relisi6len SnbaltS: bic ,Orei Yrinsiz
pien" Saf5b B6bmes uno bic S6riIten
Spehenborgs.
I'm su meiner y Santa GlauS" Grs
5dblung gu fou.mell, mill ih nod in
4araem beifiigen, baB Der @rateS tei-
nesmegs aMsf6lieBli6 ibeale 3mede
perfolgte, ba er uns Sungem in bic
WiReni6aften einfiibrte; 5enn es muB
seiast iein, er betra9tete feline WiHenss
unb ga6erl6dBe nebenbei als rmelz
tenbe Sub.
8radten mir inn feline Nepiel,
WeiBbrob6sn Der elm padet A. B.
&euters Sabaf in ben Walb, 70 ipielte
er ben iibslgelaunten Sbpeiser, nnb
unter einem Silbergroihen bic Wo6e
2eibgelb CAB er feline ieiner 1u9er
aug. @ein RobinTon gruioe bat
mid, ba8 bin i1 ii6er, BET mieberbols
tenn 2eien besfelbem mebrere Yadete
ienes baielbit populdren anellers gez
foitet.
@s ipar i'm Spdtberbhe, mir brei
@inltliuge bes 9irten @rates bodten
i'm tiefen Waloe ON Seuer unb brieten
bemieIben 9lepfel, mdbrenb er ieIblt
INNER umIhauenb na6 Ger ipeibenben
6eerbe, Susleid aus ieiner irbenen
boldnbiiden Yfeife rau9te tnb erSdb=
lenb lebrte. @r mar i6on Elm ltdMmis
ger 8uride unb in uuieren glugen ools
lig bere6tigt 81 rau6en.
Ser 8rates bate ebeu einen 9ortrag
geldloiIen iiber elm 3bema, an bas li1
aud gr6Bere @eilter auf benz &atbeber
se,pObnlib nur nit 8Orli6t unb
Wenn" unb n4ber" tuagen : eiuiges
2eben, Sole unb 6egefeuer, Seufel
unb @eiltererI erI6einungen.
piles, mas bic 8ui6leute unb aud
Cure Oorfbaueru BON Geiifern unb
Sput er3dblen, iit bumme5 3eug; unb
menn Der 80le al9egenwdrtig wdre
unb benz lieben 9errgott ben groBten
She'll ieiner ainber gum Sdle6ten
perfibrte, um iie bann ewig I'M 6euer
3u braten, bdtte i'm Der 9err ldngit
fobtgei9lagen. 500 in einem Saulc
elm 0elaoenes @espebr bGngt. ipuft eS
nie, uno Sdger. 60riter uno Saps=
idger, wie mein Nlter iebtn ME Geis
tier, bic i6euer cine 2abung 0aiens
l6rot. llnb bab Der 9antaher 1id in
einen Sirau9 permanbeln fann, lpenn
er einen &ebbod sei@ORen bat unb Der
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Wfiibe, aber nit sugen, Die ii6 mad
feinem 99lummer 5ebnten, febrte CT
abcnos in Die Siitte suriid. St be,
reitete ii6 ben SmbiB, lOl6te baS Seuel
uno sos, seipafinet, mie er setommen,
fpieber binaus In bic fintenbe 9ta6t
gddt allsuferm BON Der Siitte, aui eine,
Selsfuppc, bic oaS meite Steintbal be-
berrI6te, lieB er jib nieber. DaS ipal
Elm Sieblinssplatden ieiner idlummer'
loIen gta6te.
Iauleno Sterne fnnfelteu iiber ibn,
aber ibr Slang erblabte idon Dor Dem
Sbirnmer bes Iteigenbcn Monbes, bel'
fen Sdcibe poli unb groR empor,
i1lpamm iiber oie ipie MATES Silbel
gldusenben Sirnen oes nSteinernei
Meeres." Sn ;artem 0rau, ais lpdreu
iie ni9t f0rperlid, lonoern sebilbet ais
eritarrtem 9iebel, boben ii9 alle @rate.
3inuen uno Guppen Der 8erge mil
buftperlhmontneileit 2tnien lit ben
ntonobleiben Silnlnel, unb iiber iie ali.
binans ra0te ber Wasmann NIT ieineni
l6neebeoedtem Saupt ipie Elm greilet
9lbn inmitteu ieiner ainoer.
6aDmo iaB, Die arme I'm Die aufse,
5o9enen 9niee seldluugsn, baS Saupi
an ben fiiGlcn Sells gelebnt. Wlit bei,
zen sugen bfidte er binipeg iiber allt
Ger9e, pcit, lpeit in Die perldleierts
Terne, mo- 5tpi16en Sob! unb unters,
berg oas iipitere Sbal seeen oas eben.
3ano Binausfrod lpie cine ldipar3e rie,
iige Sdlange. Dort Srallben fonnt.
6aDino, wern eS Sag une reiner Sim,
mel lDar, ole Tbiirnle BON SalSburg
blinfen lebeu. SEPT aber seiste i'm bil
Serne nibtS alS ein unentipirrbares,
eint0uises @rau, in baS Der ltetsenos
ARouo weoer 5elle nod S6attei,
bra1te. Do1 nein lie ldnser SaDmo
in Die Serne itarrte, belto beutli1er ial
CT elm ianftes 3eudten, ipie BON smei
Steruen, Die Elm oiinner Mebel uulflol'
ien bdlt -. unb INNER naber lbienei
iie gu fominen, INNER beller ipur6e ibr
@lans, nnb nun itanben iie Dor ibn1,
gum @reifen nabe: ,jiuei 9roBe, idone,
rdtbielbafte glugetl in einem i6maler,
bla6en @elt6t9en, bas i'm anlddeltc,
ielig nnb traurig 5l9leid.
(Gortiesung fplgt).
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Ser smpertaffiafte qlliirte Der ssatur.

Wdbme bic Ratur mi&t, ielbft Bet i@wdaltden Son.
ituticnen, ben aampf sesen arantbeit auf, 70 wrbe
feren gsrlauf nnb perhdnsnibrcue5 Cube faneu ba
ieu. abrenb bic gatur 70 fur uns tdmpft, Iehe uns
ttr burd perninftis sewabne Mitel ,u Shfe fommen,
hamit uns fetn tnbetI tefaae. Grfabruns pu unierc
eebrmetferin i'm aampf seaen aranfbet ieiu unb fe
iebrt nus, bah pfetter's WdsenbitterS en juperdf=
ser erprobter unb srhnblt&er Uerbhubeter Der 0amr
it,. Sr baS 8lut NIT Sale initetrt, fnb BITE Gtnse-
weibe uub bet Wtaseu untbdtis fpBen bic Nteren BITE
nnreinisfetten i'm BIut ntat as, maS bic tbnen BON
ber 3atur susepsiens Gufsabe IT, 70 bteet eire Sur
NIT Bitters tie ferfe 9hlfe fur ben 9eibenben, pte
nabn MISUNDERSTANDING Grfabruns oeletrt uub dr5>
lttes 5eusntb bedtist bat sene ameritontide ober
austdnt Tide Grsnet bat etnen beer besrnbeten Sfuf
ais 9etl= uns slet&teitts 8crbeusunsSmtttel eesen
ren:ranfbetien, rheumatii&e Ssf&merten nnb ause.
metne o.nfdaisteit
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GbambcrlainS
Gplic, Ghulera umt Dtarrbue.ll llittel.

Seit Sabren babe i6 @bamberlains
@olics, @boleras uns Diarrboe Seil>
mittel ni1t nur bertauft, fsnbern aud
in meiner Gamilie sebrau9t unb bass
felbe ais bas bette befunben, baS mir
ie Dorgefommen. 6. s. 2emiS, Mpos
tbefer, Salt 2afe Gitp, utab. gu baben
in San Nntonio in ben 9potbez
fen BON s. 9alteper & Son, GOps
ling & 6lOOb, s. @. Sod, u. 9reiB,
8. S6u6ar6, VI. gobn & Co., s. 3.
9arrifou nnb Galteper & 66u1arb.
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= @rOben 8eifall finset a[lsemein
Der i'm &eprdientantenbauie eingebra9,
te @eieBentmurf, ipona9 auf ben 8ers
iu9, einen giienbubnsas gum gntslei.
fen gu bringen, bic 3obesltrafe seiebt
trerben Ion,
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= Sn Waco besing elm iunger
Tamen5 Brandon Smith,
Selbitmorb, inbem er iid nit Mor,
pbium pergiftete.
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= Gie Mnpenbung bpn Or. Muguft
a6nigS 6amburser 3ropfen BET 4ppes
tiilOfefeit uirb BON ben beiten grfols
gen begleitet iein.
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Sdger binter ibm Der 1T, 1T NGes
Nber9laubeg."
Gum YerltdnbniB Der 2eier muB i9
bier bic Rebe bes Qirtem @rdtss unter=
bre6en.
Oie 0ama9ers muren ieit mnoenflis
den 3eiten nSagbfrepier" Geipeien.
gor benz Sabre 1913, als 6aS Sagbre6t
nur ais pripilegium bes TiSfus, Der
Giirften, eiuaelner Stdbte unb grocer
&ittergutsbefiBer gefeBli9 @eltung
bate, galt bic Milboieberei" pie mon
es fpdter, als ba3 Sagbre1t BEN @ez
neinben unb 2anbs@igentbiimer gr6Bes
rer @omplere in Golge Der 2epolution
5ufiel, nannte, i,iht als unre1t ober
S1anbe; nein, ein fiibner unb pers
idmibter s2iebbaber" unb menn
aud 0FterS geri6tli9 beitraft, tpenn er
fonff rein grter Serl" mar, erfreute li9
elmer geuiiiem Qo9a6tung ber 2eute.
Sen alien unb aud ben iuneen 9a>
NADER bat ME elm G6riter bingfeit mas
den f6nnen.
SIN duBerlten gtotbfale, ipenn Der
Sdger einen berielben beim Milol1ie>
BEN ertappte, ober ibn BON @eitem ers
ipdbte, einen erlegten &ebbod auf ben
S9ultern beimtrasenb, tpuBtert iie iih
bliBi6nea in einen Baum ober Strau6
gu oermanbeln. Damn fanb Der Sdger
mobl bas bingemorfene @eb, aber Der
&erl itar unli6tbar gemorben. gS mar
cine gebeime, teu1ide 3auberfunf,
unb bic 9amaberS nabmen nur in ber
duBeriten 0otb ibre 3ufludt gu bieiem
&ettungsmittel; benn our6 @sbet uno
Opfer batten iie nadbem reumiitbig
iid ,uieoer NIT bent 9immel gu perz
f6bnen.
(Gprtiesuna foIat.l
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Gin tpertbnpIeS Mfittel fir Grf6ltnma

Gin iUerfbbpIeS WtttfeI fiir (SrtdIfang.
Sheriff 6arbman BON 9pler Gouns
tp, %. g., lit on elmer fhredli6en
@rfaltuns.als er begann @bamberlains
9uitensWtebisin au nebmen. Gr iagt
bariiber ielbit: sd faub iofDrt @rs
leiAterung unb balte bas Dtittel in
@rfdltunssfdIen fir auBeroroentli9
wertbpoll unb unerreibt. gu baben
in San Nntonio in ben Npotbefen BON
s. @alteper & Son. Doubling & 6lOob,
S. Is. Sod, VI. OreiB, $. Shu6arb,
R. Gobn & Co., S. 3. 9arrilon unb
&altcper & S6ubarb.
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BROWNS IRON BITTERGG
cures Dyspepsia, In-
digesti ion & Debi 1 i ty.
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@rnaocigcntbnmS ltebcrtraaMnSen.
90. aeeIep an 6. g. 0leiln, 5 6ruilbs
itiide auf NIamp 0eiabts. 81, ,135.
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Board Of EQUALIZATION.

Board convened on Monday, Com
missloners Jopp and Fisher and Audi
tor Lcask present. The members
were sworn, and A. Jopp made chair
man.
]. H. Weiglanda appeared before
the board, and petitioned that the
personal assessment of IL yearlings
and five cows set to him be transfer.
red to Ryerson & Spayde, the rightful
owners; also that 5 head Of his assess
ment he transferred to Nels Gustine.
Petition not granted.
Board adjourned to o'clock p. w.;
on re-conyenlng, same members were
present.
Jas. Harrington appeared before
the board, stating that his assess
ment of Is cattle under two and 200
cows two years and over was incor-
rect; that to the best of his knowl-
edge at the time of assessment he did
not have over $50 cattle of all ages.
Case laid over.
]. II. Caldwell was sworn and ad Z.
mitted as member of the board.
Board adjourned to meet Tuesday
morning at Q O'Clock.
Board convened pursuant to ad-
journment all members present.
Auditor was authorized to cores.
pond with auditor of Billings county
to learn number of cattle and their
ages and valuation, belonging to A.
Schukrke of Beliicld, said party hav-
ing been assessed in both counties.
MI. Schukrke lives i'll Stark county,
has but the one ranch, but petitions
| the board to let his assessment go to
Billings. His cattle range near the
county line.
a steam tllresher belonging to Sc
bastian Mischief, which had been
omitted by the assessor, was listed at
$500.
Board adjourned to meet at 4o'clock
p. m.
On re-conven'ng as board of equali-
zation, G. III. Pearl appeared in refer
ence to the assessment of his cattle
which lie claimed should be assessed
in Hettingcr county. Mr.. Pearl made
oath to the fact that his cattle had
been wintered in Stark county during
the past seas On, but were driven to
Hettinger OH the 20tl. day of Apri
for the purpose of establishing a per.
manent ranch. Case laid over.
| Mr.. Schwartz, assistant tax com
missioner for the n. p. r. r. Co., ap
peared before the board with refer
ence to the assessment in Stark coun
ty of townships that had been sur
veyed since 1892. viz:
Township I39, range. 96, 1877
1887. 1898, 1899. These land!
were assessed at As cents per acre.
Board adjourned to meet Monday
July IL.
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A refreshing rain Thursday night.

See DeGaff's opening announce
ment.
Mr.. Burnett's connection with the
Presbyterian church has been severed.
II. s. Brookings has heen getting Il
crew Of men to work on the govern
ment survey.
Bishop Walker is expected to al.
rive in Dickinson on the afternoon
train today. \ reception will he Civ
Ell him in the evening between the
hours of and 10 O'Clock at the resi-
deuce of Mr. and Mrs. j. j. Freemrm.
There will he services in the Episco-
pal church Sunday morning ut 1880;
baptismal services in the afternoon
ut 4 o'clock.
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NOTICE. TIMBER CULTURE CON
TEST.
L. S Land Qfico Al Ii

US. Land Office, Aismarck, N. d.,
June II. 1893.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
thllIiP Heck against Nicholas j SchlcnN for
future % comply with law us TO Timbcr-Culturc
south east quarter, sec. ls, township 14O, range
aG, in Stark County, North Dakota, with view
to the cancellation Of said entry; contestant allcg
,ns tat snid NiehoIas j. sclIcnlz did not at any
time break more than seven acres ON the said
tract, that during the years 1880, 1SAl aud 1892 and
up TO ths time he has not pantcd or cultivated
any part OF said trAct III any manncr, that he has
growing thereon nor ever have been ;thc said par.
lies arc hereby summoned to appear at tho Office
Of Guy j. DcFrancc, Clerk of the District Conrt,
Stark county, n. d.. at his Office in Dickinson, on
the alat day of July, 1898, at o'clock p. M, to
spond and furnish testimony concerning said al
legged failnrc. Hearing at this Office on Aug. ht,,,
1888, at = p. m
jc.ai.5 ASA FISHER, Receiver.
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Decidedly Sllaky.

The tremblins;hand, an uncertain step, tdset-
ness, indicated by restless shifting from one
place or posture to another, usually mental an
noyancc at unexpected noises are among the IN
dications of ext rene NERVOUSNESS. These seem
tritiing, but the health of men and women in this
condition s decidedly shaky," liable TO he over
thrown disastrously by causes which the vigorous
might defy. To fortify the nervous system. gem
eral vigor must, through the medium of rein.
forced Digestion and a renewal of an impaired
power Of slGepin" at night. hr raised to health
full standard. A guarantee of this is lioStelier' =
Stomach Bittcrs, which rc-cstabshcs digestion,
bile secretion and the habit of body on Il pcrma-
ncntly regular basis. thus renewing thai bodily
equilibrium, which is followed by. = gain of
strength and nerve tranquility For kidney com
plaint, rheumatism, neuralgia and as prrNen-
tive of the first attack subsequent return of ma
larial disorders, this medicine is without peer.
Thrice daily take u winrylasSfu.
Coughing leads to Consumption.
kemp's Balsam stops the cough ut
once.
Notice.
All persons are hereby forbidden to
trespass on or to take coal from sec
tion II, township l39, range o., under
penalty of law. NJ. CooGAN & Co.
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NOTICE OF HOMESTEAD FINAL
PROUE.
In the matter of the Estate .. D,pu.. Ica.y, de
ccasef -

ccasef :;
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned
John A. McGregor was on the 1lth day of July.
estate Of the sad BENIN. oLear1 und ,a
is now acting as such administrator. and all per
sons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby notified and required to exhibit them,
with the necessary vouchers within four months
after the first publication of this notice. to the
said John A. McGregor. at Dicknlon. Moth Da-
kota.
Dated July IL. 1881.
JOHN A McFREGOR
as Administrator of the Estate of
Dennis OLeary. Deceased
L. A. SIMPSON,
Attorney for Administrator,
Dickinson, n. D. jy .15- At
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M. +. klnescl;rr sold his big team
of dray horses Tuesday to Anton
GretZ for S4lN.
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C. DeGraff will have the finest
show windows in Dickinson. The
store will be elegant throughout.
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-15

The New England City mail carrier,
Stiger, met with serious accident
a few days ago.
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Mrs. L. f. Cheney was thrown from
a horse "Wednesday. breaking her
shoulder.
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At the communion service at the
Congregational church, three mem
bers-were received by letter.
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-15

The many friends of Mrs. ]. E.
Phelan will be glad to know that she
is recovering from her recent illness.
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-15

Robert keene marketed eight NUT
tons in Dickinson recently at s5 per
head
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-15

1t should have been Harry Gruschus
second assistant in the d. II. G..
Farrell & Hayes will use II wind.
mill at their stable for pumping water.
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-15

TO make washing easy. use Gold
Dust. For sale at Scolield's.
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Saturday, July Is, 1898.

Clipped dried beef at Scoiield's.
a teacher wanted ut Gladstone. See
notice.
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-15

l.. d. Dohrmann has IL lG0.acre past.
ure fenced.
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-15

Frank Lucas has rented the City
Meat Market for one year. taking
possession Tuesday morning. Mr..
Lucas is II steady industrious young
man, and deserves success.
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-15

d. Anken. the Taylor cheese manu-.
facturer, is fencing 500 acres, and in
tends putting in fifty, or more, cows.
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-15

Straw Hats at or below cost to close
out. These goods have got to go
right away. CURRIE & CROwL.
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-15

The Chinese pay their doctor only
so long as he keeps them in health.
They believe in preventing rather
curing disease. This is sound sense,
and one of the strongest recommen-
dations of Ayers Sarsaparilla, medi.
cine which not only cures disease
but prevents them.
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-15

Congregational Church. Subject in
the morning-Love. its breadth,
length, height and depth; evening at
7:45-song service by members of the
Senior Endeavor and choir; preaching
at 8 O'Clock -"Notes on Sunday
Worlds Fair" All welcome; stran-
gers invited.
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-15

At the regular meeting of the Dick
insnn school board Tuesday, G. IL.
Pearl qualified us director. M. +.
Klinefelter was reelected chairman,
and NJ. l.. Ayers was re.appointed
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-15

Deep cut all along the line of chill
dren's, Misses and ladies' shoes at
Scoleld's. No old goods in the lot.
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-15

J. c. Schmalenberger of Antelope,
who was in Dickinson Monday and
Tuesday on business as assessor of
the third district, stated that he has
fifty acres of good grain. Mr.. Schmal-
enberger does not rely wholly on
grain, however. He has 14OO sheep
and over 100 cattle.
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-15

A herd of 1900 Arizona steers are
OIL the trail for the Little Missouri
Horse Co. range. They are fine cattle
two and three. .year-olds-having for
:, trall brand, 80.
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-15

j. M. Tracey: The hot winds i'm
June injured grain. expect an av.
erage yield of fifteen bushels per acre,
which will give me $4,000 bushels. 1
sent car of wheat to Duluth last
week, which netted forty.three cents
per bushel-the lowest figure at which
ever sold,
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-15

Robson & Williams have built ten
miles of fence-the proper way to
guard range for a few hundred cattle.
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-15

A new German settler who was in
Dickinson this week had u roll of
$500 and $1,000 bills. He intends to
purchase cattle.
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-15

Geo. w. Lee, county treasurer, went
home to Gladstone Tuesday to quail
fly us school director. The other
members are r j. Turner and A. b..
The Dickinson press., 1893-07-15

The depot platform has been torn
up from the west end down to the
restaurant building and will be re-
placed with cinders.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-12
Boot Blacks in France.

Women in France support them
selves blackening shoes. Along the
quay of Havre, and especially in the
vicinity of the transatlantic steamship
docks it is common sight to find a
CHEEKY little femme on her knees. in a
short dress, black blouse and cap as
white as the crest of the waves, warm
ishiDg countryman's patent feathers
or staining the russell shoes of a man
from Des Moines. These women
"boQts" are usually the wives or
widows of sailors, fishers or longshore-
men. They are not bonny, but they
have the sunshine in their hearts, the
news of the harbor at their tongues
ends and they are deft of touch,
thorough in their work and excessive
~ polite. When asked the price of
their service they invaria bly, answer:
las you like, SIR" There are only
two steamer days a week, but they all
make enough to live on.