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Administrators Sale.

[ will sell at public sale at the
late residence of r. r. Edmonds,
deceased, one mile east of Sublette,
Mo-, on SATURDAY., April Sth, 1898,
beginning at 10 a. m. the follow
ing personal property: Eight
head of horses, about so head of
hogs, two 2-year old mules, about
20 head of COWS and other cattle,
about 500 bushels of corn, farm
implements and other articles.
Terms of Sale: On all sums over
s. a credit of II months at s per
cent interest, purchaser giving
note with approved security. All
sums of So or under cash in hand.
p. r. Crow, Admir-.
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A Card Of Thanks.

". d. Willard received g letter
a few days since from his cousin,
A. l.. Willard, son of the late L.,
A. Willard, which Was written at
Havana, Cuba, March 2lst, which
point the U. S. Ship Bennington,
with which he is connected, had
touched only a few hours before,
after being thirty-one days out
from Cadiz, Spain. At this point
on the 2lst day Of March, he re-
ceived the first sad information of
his fathers death, and he writes:
IL wish to express to you my sim
cere thanks and through you to
the many friends for their kind
ness during fathers late illness,
and to all who SO kindly assisted
after his death and also at the
funeral, and last but not least to
the Knights Templar for their ex-
cellent ard impressive service at
the grave.
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Horses Wanted!

w. z. Hall will be at I. q.
Graves livery barn IN KirksvIlle,
Mo, Thursday, April 9Th, for one
day only, to buy good. fat and
chunky horses coming 5 and un-
der s years old, weighing 1850 and
upwards. ! will buy good big
mares, weighing 1850 and upward
Nothing but good, fat and good
haired animals wanted. Do not
bring in any plugs, rs cannot use
them. w. z. HALL.
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MARCH 81, 1898.

REPUBLICAN CRY TICKET
FOR MAYOR.
JOHN W. TINSMAN
FOR MARSHAL
ORSON B. PRICkETT
FOR RECORDER
ARTHUR l.. EVANS
CITY ATTORNEY
JOHN C. STORM
FOR TREASURER
JOHN C. CAROTHERS
FOR ASSESSOR
a. C. HARRINGTON
FOR COLLECTOR
s. A. d. MURPHY
FOR CoUNCILM MEN FIRST WARD
B. L. HEINY,
6. w. MORROW
SECOND WARD
w. T. SHOLLY
e. d. HAMILTON
THIRD WARD
j. III. KINNEAR
GEO. w. MEEkS
FOURTH WARD
E. A. PATTERSON
CHARLES BILLEITER.
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Organ Concert.

MIR. W. T. Tabor of Omaha, one
of the best concert pipe organists
in America, has been engaged to
give and organ recital at the
Presbyterian church on Friday
night April 7th. This will Ger
tainly be rare treat for our peo-
pie. The price Of admission has
been placed at a remarkably low
figure. Adults 35c children 25c.
We hope to see the church filed.
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OBITUARY..

Robert r. Edmonds was born in
east Tennessee and brought by
his parents in early childhood to
Missouri, in 1859. He was cor
verted and joined the NJ. E. church
in 1870, at the old Bryant school
house. He married Tryphosa
Lowrance, December "a, 1878. At
various times he filled the offices
Of Steward and Sunday School
Superintendent with usefulness
and acceptability. He bore good
reputation among ali his nelghbors
as an honest, Conscientious and
upright man He will be greatly
missed by all his friends and es-
peciaIly by his sorrowing com
panion and two children, his eld-
est son having preceded him TO
the better world. On the morning
of March Oath he was attacked
with what the physician suppos-
ed to be neuralgia, which affected
the heart and he lived but a short
time. As he neared the river of
death he pronounced the blessing
of God upon his wife, children
and neighbors; prayed for all and
said, Lord Jesus receive my hap
py spirit. Angels come and bear
me home to God above" Thus he
passed to be forever with tn!
Lord. The funeral service was
conducted by his pastor. the writ,
er. j. b. RUTLEDGE.
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Green Grove Items.

We had quite a snow storm
Monday morning.
The protracted meeting is still
in progres at Shibley's Point,
with good results.
A large crowd attended services
at the Grove Sunday. Thirty
converts were baptized by Rev,
McRae.
Miss Eva Matthews, Of Penn
vile, is visiting in this community
this week.
Miss Hannah and Alfred Bra
den, of Jimtown, are visiting in
this community.
j. V. Vansickle and William
White are quite i'll with pneumo-
MIA.
John Tharp and family, of
Cookville, were the guests of Viii
liam White and family last Sun
day.
The mud is drying rapidly.
Mrs. Vansickle, who has been
quite i'll is improving.
J. II. Vansickel and [. W. Me
Rae have purchased herd OF
sheep.
Ducks are scarce this spring
and the boys will find the shoot
ing not as good as usual at this
season.
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Painting.

Now ia the proper time to have
your buggies and wagons painted
and vanished, while you can get
the work done cheaper than later
in the season. lie you have any
papering, sign, or house paint
ing of any kind, call and
see me before letting the con-
tract. All work neatly done and
satisfaction guaranteed. Think
quick. GEO. MELVIN.
New shop. west OF Union Bank,
Kirksville, Mo.
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He tells what he saw Mr.. G.
j. Winstrand, Brisbln, Cleartield.
CO., Pa, writes: "My futher
caught very severe cold in the
mines, and he purchased little
of DR.. Bulls cough syrup and af-
ter using it he had no more cold.
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Rural Dell and Prairie Bird Items

Mrs. Cook and Mrs. L. Craw-
ford and daughter Annie visited
Mrs. d. Shuman Tuesday.
Miss Ina Richey and brother
Alfred visited Florence McClana-
han from Sunday until Thursday.
The Prairie Bird school will
begin the first Monday in April,
with Sherman Hynds teacher.
Mr.. Mack Stimmel has been on
the sick list, but is better.
Mr.. David Ritter has rented his
farm to Thomas Davis, of Bullion.
Misses Eva Stephens and Lena
McClanahan went to Bullion Tues
day.
Miss Inez Malone will COM
mence teaching her music class
the first of April.
Mr.. Sherman Hynds and wife
moved to the S. Reed farm last
week.
VIII Stephens and others were
out on fox chase Saturday.
Wheat looks well IN this vicin-
ity.
There was to be an ice cream
supper at the residence of J. d.
McClanahan, Tuesday evening,
but the weather being bad it
was postponed.
Mr.. Herman has moved to the
place he bought of Herman Miller. |
Mr.. Blackwell has lost some of |
lis hogs.
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TO Go at Auction.

The remainder of the stock of
the late l.. A Willard will he
closed out at auction next Satur-
day. This will afford fine op-
portunity to purchase many ar
ticles very cheap.
w. ID. WILLARD, Admir-.
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Money to loan on personal chat
ties. Notes bought and sold.
w. FL. ECKERT
READ THIS.

READ This.
For the next 30 days | will make
farm loans at the following rates
of interest:
S 100 and over, 5 yrs, Z per cent
800 " q" ) 81
1000 Z" 5 6 {"
Either annual or semi-annual
payment of interest; also privilege
to pay any amount OF the princi-
pal at any anterest payment. Call
and see me. w. S. Hicks
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Notwithstanding the enormous
increase given to human strength
by the mechanical powers, the
lever, the pulley the wheel and
and axle &c, the removal of heavy
weights is still attended by strains
and sprains. There is positively
nothing better for such causual-
ties than Salvation Oil.
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CHARLES BILLEITER.
is this Methodist weather J
There hasn't been sprinkle since
Conference convened.
ALL our Presidents would be
as independent as Mr.. Cleveland
if more than one term was forbid
den by the Constitution.
Col. Hatch is now at his
home near Hannibal, and is ready
to consider applications for post
offices in the First Congressional
district.
-Filley and the Globe Dem
ocrat are both working for the Re-
publican ticket in st. Louis. The
election of the ticket is thereby
assured.
Mr.. Gresham swears that
he is the best Democrat in Wash
ington. A republican always be-
comes profane when he iolns''the
Democratic party. ------.- -e,.-g,,
Mr.. Cleveland imsgines that
he is the ruler of sixty-fve mil
lions of people, but he is not. No
man is a ruler of sixty-tive people,
let alone millions.
With Filley at the rudder
and the Globe Democrat to fur
nish steam, there is no doubt about
the Republican ticket of st. Louis
getting safely into port.
The Presidents attitude
toward the Office seekers has pro-
duced a moderate breeze, but
there is also an unusually low
barometer, which indicates an
approaching tempest.
@. G. Fogle of Schuyler
county, is recognized as the Dem
ocratic leader of the House OF
representatives. He will, nc
doubt, be candidate for Mr.
Hatch's place in the next Congress.
sional race.
There were a good many
office holders at Minneapolis, but
there were just as many ex-ofice
holders at Chicago. Now they are
turned down, and there is wailine
and gnashing of teeth in the camp
of the faithful.
The Democratic party il
disgusted with the cabinet because
it Is personal, not partisan, and i
is distressed because the President
and the msjorities in both houses
of Congress are in direct conflict
on the silver step toward repudia.
tion.
1t rumored that the Demo-
Gratis have given up all hope of
electing even a part of their city
ticket, and will trade everything
with the hope of electing one man,
The Republicans are not in the
trading business this time, but
will go to the polls and vote a
straight Republican ticket.
--Kirksville has been honor
ored this week by having as her
guests number Of the most emf
nent divines of the Methodist
Episcopal church. She is proud to
welcome them, and will spare no
effort to make their stay pleasant.
While she gladly welcomes these
great divines, she is no less proud
to welcome the presiding elders,
located ministers and circuit rid
ers. All are representatives Of a
great church organization that has
ever been among the first to press
10 the frontiers of civilization.
only with the Bible and
hymn book they cultivated and
made fruitful the waste places of
he vineyard. Devotion, zeal, self
acrifce and loyalty are nowhere
,etter exemplified than in the
ainistry of the Methodist Eplsco- Il
al church.
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We have concluded to hendle
no more buggies, spring wagons
and carts, and will close out our
entire stock. Call and examine.
ANGEvINE & NovINGER.
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THE WEEKLY GRAPHIC

I. E. sUBLETTE. :pnormEroR.
kIRKsyILLE, MISSOURI
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C4E LATEST METROPOLI-
TAN FASHIONS IN FINE
CLOTHING

May be seen in our Clothing De-
partment.
SPRING SUITS in great vari-
ETY. of designs.
Every kind Of garment suitable
to the coming season IS offered
for sale in our Clothing depart
ment. B. T. LOWENSTEIN.
The One Priced Clothier,
South West Cor. Square.
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Eggs and utter wanted in ex-
change for medicines, groceries,
wall paper, paints etc, at A. P.
Noblitt's, Brashear. Mo.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-03-16
Mitbea sIo. .0atota, 9onmertas, oen 16. 9arj 1898.

faIi6 iein muB. Gs iOIst OGraus, bnB
oos Nn9itgeldrei iiber ben eri6Itterteu
Sreoit Der Ser. Stnatcn eitcl 8leh
mo 6umbu9, no nibt 5CpuBter mo
bered Icter Shwlnoel 1T.
@obrid)einIit cas lettere. llrbebCr
ces @ei6rels nnb glus9nbe bon metr
Bombs limb 5una6lt Die arpBen gielu
Dorter 8ontinititute, oic nls lleberueh,
mer uuo 9Sermittler Der Nnleibe ourCl
ben 8ertnui Der uielbegebrteH Enpiere
ein 'cttes @el6Glt Su MAIDEN QebeutCr.
6lntCr ibnen aber itcht Die 9nric CUNT
Der 9roBeu Beloptrleiber uuo93adcrer,
Die b0rnui aus iiut, ohrd Gntgclounl
nes Sllbers bcbuis Grt chung oes
@trtbes lhrer Snpitalien, cine n0oe
melne @eIouertbeuetrg (GrbOhHr3
Der 3tusrOten) bcrbeISuiubren 9jeicr
Nrt 9eute erihelnt Die ygtUtbmenotp
telt" elmer @oloanieibe ais pirtinmitCs
Gr9nment iiIr @iuitsaune Der Silber.
fdufe: oaber ibr Bemiibcu, iplde
ngtO!bwenbi9teit" 81 beboupteu uno Wrs
mo9llh ihr GiEtreteu ju beihleuHigcn.
Gb J. ..
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-03-16

Gs ltellt Ii6 unt,trdslih beraus, baf
oos bon Der ueriloieneu ge9isIutur pal
iirte Gbeiheipunas9eies uerisblt mr
Swedlos it, Inter Dem alten @eiet
tpnnte ein Sdeibun9soetret nidt Dor
81 Nonuten crlnn9t weroen, luas ielblta
ueritGnblid einen @obnliB i'm Stantc
bon entiprehenber 9auer beojn9te, uno
nuberoem fOnnteu, I'M Safe Der betlaQte
5bcil nidt bon Der Sheiour9 unterri6.
tCt mar, Der YroieB innerbnlb eines
SnbreS ueu er6iinet lperpen. Somlt
wnren ihOn i'm nlten Seieb Die reH er
lolicncn SeOin9uneen: 6mpuntlihc
@ObniiBoauer uno liGbri9e 5riit fir
Den murteridtcten betlnoitu 5hcil, Dor
bnnben. @s inuo nliO tbotid6lid teiue
&erbeiicrun9, ooer ilbsrhnupt meient
ljhe &erGnoerun9 ees nlten GeiCbes
itatt.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-03-16

1as politiibe @laubensDetenrtnif
mlleres Ninoesleuators 3. Eetiigrer
miibte ein intereNonntes - ipeun nlht
rGtbielbaites Document iein! Yeri0n.
LID liberal bis our duBeriten @renSe
ireier 9ebensani6auanse itimm.e er
bod als Seuator fir Sonntd9s .S6lieis
inns Der @eltunsitellun9. .-@r itimmte
se9en Die Mc&inlep Bill unb iest er-
fldrt er lif sesen @ieoerrui Serielben!-
Die Eartei, Die i'm eripdblte, 1T 9esen
ireie SilberprGsuna unb mill bns Sber.
man @eieB-jnm S6aben bes 9anSeu
8eiteus uuo Der blinoen gia6beter DIT.
liber &apitalilten ielbit -abssi6afft ba-
ben. Yettigrew iast: ,9ieie Silber'
5urdt 1T uniinn; 5rantreid, nit Der
Sdlite unierer 8euDlferung unc .einem
8uan5isltel unieres 5lddeninbaltes bat
mebr Silber unb 9tiemano itelt feline
@elbwdhruns in 5ruse." Die Slime.
rion pawail's perurtbeilt er empbatil6
er lei ni6t baiiir. einem unmirbiser
8olfe cine anltdnoi9e &eaiernns 81 se'
ben unb bamit bod bios Claus Spref'
fels beransSubelien. - 60 fol9t Der
Mann leinen ilii6tisen uno bod idar'
fen @int riiden uns @insebunsen, unbe'
fiimmert I'M bic Meinuns Der Mense
oaB er meilt oas &i6tise trifit, 1T eiu
Belueis fir leine 8eritanbesi6drfe.
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Gs lit eine sun5 bebeutenbe @inwnu.
oerun9 nah ben Don Den SnoIanern ab.
aetretenen Dor Sabren Der glnlieoluna
er6fineten 2dnoerelen jenleits bes Wtil'
iouri I'M 3use nib oa uielleiht man6e
unierer 9eier oieie 9elesenbeit, ii6 eine
eisene Seimat 81 Srilnben, Su er9reiisn
beabii6tisen, 10 seben mir I'M Habites
henben cine furSe anleituns Sur Gripers
bung eines Stides 9ano baielbit. g9ir
bemerten aber ausbriidli6, baB mir Sur
2lniieoluns baielbit peoer ratben, ned
oappn abratben. @ir tenuen bic @e9enb
nur aus ben Beridten, bic un8 oarilber
Sutamen, une bic nj, BON 8eit 81 9eit
ipiebsrsessben boben. Sn elmer 10 iuids
tisen glnselessnbeit iuie bic @abl elmer
SeimItdtte, muB Sebsr fir iid lelbit,
am beiten onrb eisene @nidaauas ent.
ideioen.
gBer nun III Der Jog. ySteierpatioi.1 =
iid peri5nlib Elm Stiid 9ano (l6O
acrss) aussem6blt unb iib bapDn iibsr.
Senst, baB basielbe nidt idon rauise'
nommen", Tim Sale eines Jog. Solba'
tsn.Redtes fam bies aud burd elmer
Gsenten seideben) besiebt iid banr
sum 9anbamt in chamberlain, 100 c,
einen SeimIt6tte Sdein (Someiteab'
Jilins) ii6 ausitellen laBt unb ierner
@rfldrunsen unter5eibnst, erltens. pai
sr iein Seimitdtte &edt nod ni4t &C.
braud. (Someiteao Gifioapit). uni
5ipeitsus, baB er nidts BON bent gor
banbeniein etipaiser Miueralien al
benz betreffenbsn 9anbitide weib (gaon
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Arshit ,.ne #d,,,lsen.

5riiber pileste man ,u iusen. baB
wer feline Sdulben be3ablt, feline
@uter perbeHert. Die bausbadne @roB.
uater.@eisbeit 1T iibsriuunoeaer Stano'
punt seiuorben. Die moberne r5inanSs
sebabruns" bat bas alte Spridmort
in's alte @iien seuorien. Ober bas.
Ielbe, iuenn man 70 mill, auf ben 8opI
seitellt.
0enn beut iuirb in ben Der. Staateu
bic 2ebre seprebist: .Wer leine Shul'
ben permebrt, Der perbeiiert ieis
nen areoit!"
glidt seraoe nit ben Wortea. @bel
ss ldaft bod barauf binaus, ,uenn jeb
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gluf Der uierten Seite b. VI. iiuoei
Der 9eler eluen AuSjug Der udtiglten
SeItlmmnn9en oes neueu Ginwauoe.
ruu9sgeiebes. Wian erIiebt aus oemiel.
ben. onB bic @muduoeruu9 9eiuuber
uubeibOltener 9eute uitht i'm Ntmhe'
item einseihrdntt, ooB nber Dem Nb'
i6aum @uropaS bieielbe 10 i6wer &C.
mnht 1T, baB oapou weui9 Die Snipcf
tiuns- Sd)numtelle ~ orhibliipien i'm
Stanoe iein iuirb.
llno 10 1T es reht. 6reilib leioet
aber au6 bier, ruic itets I'M 9eben, ber
@ute nurd Den Sd)letten. Snoenl
namlldl Die &eaulutionen iiir glusidllnf
rnluilniheu5wertber Guponocrcr iebr
ifnri iino, beoin9en Die llebertretungeu
oerlclben aud uCrbdlmiBmdbi9 ihwerC
Shaien unb bieie fallen in eriter qinie
nui Die triisaeielifaiten. 8ieie biuwie-
oerum bnltcn iid) iiir oas erb6bte 9tiiitr
ielbitueritdnolib al Die Ynlio9iere unr
erbehen einsr aeuiIseno bpben Yniiuae-
preis, UNI lid, fir alliGlliee &erluitC
ifnolos 81 bdlten. 9arum lit Del
Ereis Der lleberinbrt bierher pei 3ui.
i6enoed ieBt auh nm ca. $40 bOber alS
Dor GrlaB oes @elebes.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-03-16

Wiu,rcl slifioapit). Sir oleie y9lufi
nnbHe Gnpiere" bere6net oas Gano
amt cine @ebIbr bon S14. gtoh Ger.
iIub bon 6 WtUnnten unh glu8itellung
Der Ynpiere muB ocr WObniib ouf Dem
9onoe be9Oruen mo iiir cine YeriObc
ppu If Wonnten munterbrpdlen oui
redt erbulteu weroCn. Damn fam 81
jcoer 3eit pDr u binui BON
iiebcn 9abren, onuI0epruot"
werien, 9e9en 3ublrm9 BON 15 Gents
yer 2lcrt an ons gdnoamt.
Seoer eiu9ebOrcne nmerItauiide Sir:
ger uno jsrer 6inQewancertc, luelher
ieiue Nbiiht, Siir9cr Su weroen, ertldrt
bat. Der iiber II Sabre alt 1T poer oas
0nupt elmer 6omilie lit, fam cine peim
itGite nuincbmen, pcraus0eiest ooB er
!. 3. ni6t mebr ols 100 NcreS 9ono IN
ben Tcr. Staaten be'ibt
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3. sSabrgang.

NaS neuc pom Gou9rcB puiiirte
@olDtulur9eiet 9eltnttet ocm Seliber
eines gSolbClnms iDldeS nnd) &eriluB
ppn s 3obreu youBuprupcn", D. y. iid)
heu &e9Ieruugs ScliBtltel oa'iir ~ er
nerbeu, pb SGumc onrdui ltCben ooCr
ni6t, upraus e,b, puB er lid
renljd) bemihtC. pIe &eOinQunacn oe@
nlten @eicecs III eriilllen.
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&ciIi0cr Simbnm Yer @Orbcn.
slnoihmr 5rait ut spar 9llltIl0 IN
ole 8yt6c qCgauser, nn6Nem er pet.
idbieocncn leiWcr ucrtrdurnslCll9Cll
5bellbnbcru bnS 6el. ibcr 0le Sbrell
9eSo0cu; icBt abcr bat it III yte,u g)orI
80 cine ROttc gcbiICct, Die ms ode
Soblcnleoer pertbeucn Mill. Ntl. BAH
tuiro cs por& 9enus gum NorluB0eben
iein,
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0eilmmg Der Smngeni6,pimoim6t

9urd) Die Gnoefun9 Grueiur u. &ods Su ein9ebenOe=
rem Shbm Der 2ebre Der 2ungendwinOludt angeres
saubte m eood Die 2Oun9 Der 6rage nt wie oieier unb
ieine 9ub6n9er au anatomdem @ebee Su inoen pnpern
begann mene Sorihungen nit Der Menuu9 oes Sterbums
btr Die Swinbiudt Der i erab baB wensltens oas
geen acknowledgements Oamals ts auiseaBt purbe
inbem Die 2unscnidwinbindt NIT 2un9enselfwr uno
|2uneeneteruu9 besefnete &on oieer Sbee ausgebenb
|lds penn audi mein Stuoiensans cine aoere Htuns ei
|wie Der menerSerren olesen, unb m fonnte eBlt audi
|burd Die @rars beueen iusempen GrlnOiab meinS Sp
items auiieaen:
.0ie 2umsendwinoludt lit in eoem sSale beibar
wen gum sten senseno seiuoes 2unsensewebe ppbanoen
it, uno Die Der &ranbeit Der 2un9en olgenben
&opationen elmer suedmGBigen Sebanolu9 unerworien
peroen."
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Seultate erSe $50 feline poltanbse Seuns m6sli) mar
tpat wenistens cine beoetenoe Seerus oes Nsemenenbe
finoenS elm.
I'm Nun audi mene Gntoeduns ueiteren 8reiien usdnaz
lid al MAIDEN, seidSetis aber audi elm sr6Beres &ran
enmate, al 81 erbalten endoB i'd MIDI ben gSes beS SnIe
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belt 2eibnoen f uetere Nsunft (unter Yei9una eli
| ner 2 Gent Wtarfe) 81 wenoen al
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@ntissli9e Sluttbat.

10. Rars-Wln6eu. Aus SaImoori
fommt bic gsadridt Don elmer entissliden
SIattbat. Sn sinem pOn einer @ittws nit
brei tleinsn 8inosrn bspobnten Sauie brad
in Der psrsanssnen Naht plOslidb 6euer aus,
oas absr iebr balb Don ben gaadbarn selOi4t
mnrbe. is iisl aIlsemein auf, oob wabrsHe
oes Sranbss fidb gismanb pon ben Sepob:
nern isbm lieb. giadbem man nun Der
Slammsn Ssrr seworbsn mar, wurbs bas
Saus burdiudt unb iauben lid bic sei9sn
Der lpittirau iowobI wis Der ainbsr in sinsm
3immsr, alien anldeim mad pon Ginbrss
dern srmorbst Dor. Don ben Sbdtsrn fsblt
nod iebs Spur.
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III q dIru-l llinTdI an.

{elepbon @Otent Ob9slaHitr.
Z. Grj-New Dolt. Dill bsm ben.
ti9en Sage ~ bns am :. DRari 1875 oil
Aleruuoer Grabom geu uerliebcue EGtelt
iir 5cIspbOuuGbsiieruusen ubseuuicn. Gs
lit elneS Der widti9nen uno perbreitetiisn ia:
tsuts 9eIueien, Die iemols in aueritu usr9sben
moroen ilne.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-03-16

@r6iiocnt GleucInno !bcruabnr
init Der Ntnlcrmg eiucn cridOpiteu
Stnn.9lhng, D. b. oeritIbe III bis an
ole gcieblIhe &cieruC btrunttrgcbrndt
,Sebt wirb CT wabriheirlidb DE EuriI.
reform fir eue y&eile unterlnnen mil
Iea.8ie wenis CT il9 uni oas Zeal pon
4artelpOlitiferr fiimmert, 5eI9t, ooB er
9fi6ter @reibdm, eIuen tiihti9en Wtann
uro u epublit ituncr, ju ielnem
Stantsmiuiiter erbOb Gr lit leBt ous
bel, bobe 0ebdlter Siebeuoe gti6tstbuer
nnSjumcrsen uno bnrb orbelteuoe Se.
ante III erlebeu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-03-16
Serr arauie oob III Der lebtw6dent

&err aruuie gub III Der leBtp6heHt
ll6en r6reie 4reiie" Die beitlmmte Gr
tlGrung nb, ooB er oas StdntS Grumi
uarS. Amt dblelebnt, rueIl CT iiir ener
glide NsitatiOH eeeen Broblbltion III
nerbalb Der republItuni,dCu &artei ireit
loano bnben wUllte, oaB er nber nih
leBterc &drtel uerlniien uno 5ur oemo
tratllbcu ibcrgebcn iuUllc Cine 8cur
tbcilunQ leIuea Scybnllene muB rutb
penoi0erueiic i'll bObenl O"noc burd
DIE 6rn0e beciniluBt weroen, Oh Serl
St. ben beoentlu9suUlleu, leBte @odt
aus Der o6reie Treiie" nb9eorudter
Nriei upn Hlerrc, Den mir ais upu ibn
gei6rieben iu rrtcnuen 9lunbicn, iulrtlid
geidrieben bat ooer uld)t; pnrten iuil
alio feline oiesbejiiglit)e Grtldrm9 db
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1893-03-16

Gin ppbltbdti9cs @eieb puiiirte DIT
oerilOliere 9eglslutIr; es beitlmmt, oab
Elm &i6ter mi Sole Oer glusitslIuu9 tl'
ncs Onitbciehls, no Der oaiiir unaeSe'
bene 8runp nibt Itihbnlts 1T poer aui
boswilllgcr glbiiht berHbt, pOn Dem
SlG0er Sibcrbelt iiIr oQe 8erid1tstoiten
perlanoen fam. Inmlt Wro nnnben
bl6ocn oter ueimiItI'dcn Geribtsbdn-
oelu uOrOebcu9t mn oeu Counties ulele
unnDthiGe @rrihtatolten crlpnrt lucroen