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Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16
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HoT SPRINGS, 5. d.. Feb n.-A person
visiting The Black HIS for the first time
is naturally a>tonishcd at he sights thai
meet his eyes. especially in the way OF
scenery and the evidences on every hand
of the limii!eSs mineral wealth that can
be dug from Mother Earth
AT present there are only two roads en-
tering the Hills, aud aifordhg an outlet
for the people, though IN a most rOunda-
bout way. To the outside world. These
are the Burlington aud NJ ts>ouri and the
Elkhorn valley system. The former. in
the way of enterprise, ilberaity and Il
constant aud successful attempt To please
all It's patrons. caunot be equalicd. In
fact. those who have had dealings with
its employees. from the general passenger
aud ticket agent. Mr. J. Francis. down TO
the colo,cd porter of the sleeper, are
ready, not TO swear al. hui to swear by
them. In this connection it would be for
getful of Kindness extended TO those ~ no
made up the crowd in attendance 10 tile
federal court in Deadmood This week TO
fail to speak of fayor> eNtcnded by Mr.
w. w. Johnson. general agent OF the Bur-
lington and Missouri at DeadwoOd.
The latter pace Is really the nucleus of
the Black Hills, aud is Il characteristic
mining town IN every respect, though in
point of morals it would not be in high
favor tor the residence OF the Pnritans or
any other religious sect. In fact, we are
told there are some thirty wide-opcn sa
looms in Dcadwood at present and that
that number should be multiplied by ten
to include all the abandoned females III
the place. The town. is built along the
bottom and sides of II deep gulch and the
man who cannot afford All elevator has to
constructs ladder to reach his home.
This, in time, tends to relieve man from
dizziness from looking down from great
height and strengthens the muscles of the
legs.
Within two or three miles of Dcadwood
lies the mining town of Lead, where is To-
Gated the Homestake mine. A person
fortunate enough to be given the privilege
of visiting this plant, lraver>ing its miles
of tunnels blast through the solid rock
and watching the operation of crushing
quartz and extracting therelrom the pure
gold, has had an experience of u lifetime.
This mine gives TO its owners every month
in the neighborhood of 100000 in gold,
and, it is said, has enough paying dirt in
sight to run it for the next decade.
Nextuo Deadwood and Lead, with their
GOLD mining industries, comes the tin
mining in and about Hill City, though US
I yet in its infancy. Also the famous sum-
{ mer and health resort at Hot Springs,
which bids fair to soon outstrip in popu-
lsrity the place of the same kind in Ar
kansas. AS an instance of the wonderful
curative properties Of the hot springs at
\ this point the writer can cite the case of
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16

Mrs. w. b. Sterling has been quite sick
this week with the prevailing throat
trouble
John Wcstdahl and Ed Aplin of Huron
were spectators at the capital last week.
Editor Shannon of the Huronite, Sun
dayed with the unGodly Pierre people.
Rev. T.. T.. Clouyh OF Deadwood. filled
the First NJ. +. pulpit Sunday evening
st Valentines day was observed as us
ual, principally by the young people
Major |: +. Mccormack is down from
the Cheyenne agency Indian school.
c. j, Mcleod aud wife. of Aberdeen,
spent the first of the week in Pierre.
Hon. Il. II. Sullivan aud wife were
Pierre visitors the first of the week
Maj ). p. Howell, of Leola, has been
spending few days in the city.
Frank Crane arrived in Pierre Saturday
night coming from Deadwood.
An adjourned term of the circuit court
is now bcing held in Pierre.
Secretary Thorson went to Canton to
spend thu Sabbath at home
Hon. + q. Hale, of ScotIond, is spend-
ing the week in Pierre.
Rev. d Il. Lands went to Yankton the
| first Of the week
Editor I.von has been in the city again
the past week
w Il. Sterling went home to spend
Sunday
/ A. l. Carter went to Sioux City yesrer-
dar.
Gov. saedon went to Huron on Mon
day.
X. w stewart weut to Miller on Mon.
day.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16

An ,,ld Case SUCCESSFULLY Treated.

The symptoms are: Roaring. cracking,
bnzzue % he ears. with gradually m
crea,tn9 aitii 'ulty in hearing If not
carrd til. hearing VIII b. entirely de-
S'royed. When the case has not already
Spn" TOO AR before The treatment Is De-
Kun Peru nj wili cur. every ease, 1t is
oniy atter No ct.tarrh mas destroyed por
lions Of the middle ear that Peru-na
fails 10 care.
Mr.. ifreaeric< herman, of McComh
Guy. NJ -, had chronic catarrh very
badi, Tor MANY years. Tne disease tna
ls pissed np the eusiachian tube Into IN.
m'dde",.r aud bad almo>J destroyed his
hearing "ha> been taking re ru-na
bn, a short line. and his catarrh Is very
much better, and h. hears again as Wei
rs any one
send for free copy Of The illustrated
Ills OF LIT" sent free by the pr I'll Ms
Drug Misunderstanding Co.. OF Columbus,
ONO
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16

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ana was discharged. ,hecourt lllaukluo
them for their proup,ues> The twoul
! legged Indian murderer, we're bruurh, jutn
court and the four indictments against
them read. The indians are Indicted on
! four different counts. They viii b. ar
rajrned Wcdnes DAY 10 plead. Their trial
will be sci for the September term OF the
| u. S. circuit court in this city. The grand
jury's last indictment was against Joe
Doc for selling liquor. The pe.'t jury viii
probably get TO work Monday Oh the c'v'l
calender.
Sioux Falls ress: Judge Pctligre",
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16

ultUDeiS VI ilie CIuU are tOTuIaIIy invited
to make themselves at home there. The
duplicate whist club will hold its sessions
there also.
Highmorc Bulletin: 7. T.. Price was
up from Pierre To Sunday with his family
BY -the-way, Price is looked upon as one
OF the leading working members of the
house. aud this writer has, in knocking
about over the state. heard frequent COM
piimen'ary reference made TO Iiydc coun
tvs member.
Forest City Press: Major Liiibridye,
LOnis lewett. Cant. Straighthead and
third sergeant Lefthand Bear returned
Tuesday from Gettysburg with the first
inStallment nf the pony money, amount-
iny TO $4,000, half Of which was in silver
dollars.
Tuesday afternoon Governor Sheldon
received u telegram notifying him that
hi, son Jimmy was quite sick with pneu-
mnna at Madison where he was attend
ing school. Mrs. sheldon is at Madison
taking care OF him through his sickness.
Doug Carin has been in Pierre several
days during the past week. H.. will be a
candidate for the poStiouof Indian Agent
a. Cheyenne River Agency, and would
undoubtedly MAKE a ir>t class one both
for the Indians and the government
The second quarterly conference for
Grace NJ. Il. church, East Pierre. will be
| held at the mouse OF Mrs Gcltz on Satur
uoy evening at $50 O'CLOCK, aud for FEr>.
/;
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$40 comprise thc civt service commas
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f.i.a, Observation-Disclosures.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1893-02-16

\ girl Tor genera houscwork
Mrs. w A. shaw.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

him Tint she had u voice and that her
teachers had told her that with cvltiya-
tiun she could earn her living upon the
stage. He sent her abroad with her mo-
ther She almost ut once met Victor
Hugo. who was fascinated by the beau
tiful young American, whom lac called
Aurora. aud az his house she met all the
distinguished men OF letters In Paris
1T has been Jay destiny she has
said, TO meet great people. There Is
scarcely literary man or woman whose
namo Is great whom ! have not known
more than supcrfciolly" She studied in
Paris under Mime. NiardOt, the sister of
Nclebrgu. and she was the first Amer
lean singer To make her debut i'm grand
opera an COyent Garden. Her voice.
after two successful years, failed her.
Sh" was visiting Longfcllow no HIS home.
whom the realization began To- come To-
her that her voice would iuil. Give up
singing he said TO her, land you win
make a more lasting fame with your
pen. But II you must sing, ! will write
u dramatic lyric for YOU
"lhc Mask Of Pandora Cclicr set 20
music and Miss Roosevelt sang il so
entirely TO l.nngfellow's conception that
he christcucd her pandora"
Her first book was 'lungfcllow ut
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
BILLS
WHAT THEY ARs. BY WHOM IN
PRODUCED.
Their Reference 10 Committees and Other
Information Regarding Certain
Legislation.

Austin, Tex, Jan. u Especially
The following rs ar analysis of bills of
fercd In the house and statement of
the committees TO which they We're re-
fcrred
BY Mr.. Henderson of Milan and re-
terred 70 Judiciary committee No. -
Providing thu the jurisdiction conferred
upon mayors ana recorders OF incorpOr-
nted cities and towns shall be exclusive.
and that no ordinance of u city or town
which provides a less penalty for any
act, omission or Ofense than * provided
by the statutes Of tho STATE shall De void.
FineH. jury fees and forfciturcs accru-
INK under this jurisdiction are made the
property of the city or town.
BY Mr.. Smith of Hiil-'fo provide for
the payment of salary remaining due
and unpaid 60 the judges of the supreme
court.
BY Mr. Cough and referred 10 the
committee on eduratOn-p Providing TINT
the Incorporated cities and towns which
have hcrutoturc assumed control NJ thcir
pUllic schools are constituted iudcpen-
dent school districts and any incorpor-
atcd city or town may become an I'm
dependent school district by the vote of
tWo-thirds Of those voting. Nine trus-
tees to hc elected are provided for 10
take charge OF the schools In such in
dependent school districts over whom
the mayor shall preside as cv-ohicio
member OF the board. Ii IL authorized
upun The application Of not less thon
fifty qualified voters TO order an election
go determine whether or not spacinI
taN not 10 exceed 10 cents on the 500
valuation IN cities Incorporated under
tie general law or 30 cents ON 500 IA
cities OF lOtnO Inhabitants or over In
corpoptcd by special charter. shall be
levied for the maintenance OF the schools
school buildings Where such tax 4
voted TIE board Of trustees may issue
ponds Tor the erection Of buildings IN a
sum not 20 eNcrpl an amount that
a tax Of % cents on 500 OF taxable pron.
erty VIII pay The Interest AMI provide a
sinking iund for payment at n date not
lWtt th9u twenty yeais from issue,
cAnt
by NV Dorow and referred 10 the in
dietary committee No 2 Providing that
commissioners conrls Shall cause 10 be
p~pared ana published In n newspaper
on the hrst Of January Of oarh year or
as soon thereafter as practicable an an
huNi Slnleinoni of the assets. eXpendi-
tures and indebtedness OF the county
for the preceding year.
BY Mr. Dins 10 reneal the stat,ta
P'nNlulng thar ~ appeals from justices
'"uitH ~ me Judgment Is reduced in The
uppef court the oOsts OF appeal shall fall
upon the fmriA la whose favor the indU-
Wfnt was rendered h.low. The idrn al
lhe hhl y Go let the whole c,lsis follow
Judgment, without regard 10 tho action
the iustlce's court
hy Mr Calhoun and referred 10 Judi.
'inP eommltlee No} Providing than
"iiicera shat he teletled O. receive
cents tor each mhe Travelled going and
friNfnlng Tor executing any writ or pro.
n'l,s M mlNirmeanor eascS
by Ms Marlin aud referred 10 ina,.
Nafi coamiisee No. l-Rea9iring cou0.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
A TEXAS BOOK
For Texas Peopls-Liiils's Msala
inc and Educating H'ak

A book Of 143 pages. desli'
latest and best methods !"
colts, wild horses, all knils
horses aud mules 10 ride a1l .
single and double, BY who, :.
nal may be made thorough
from five TO fifteen days, vi
IL contains an asslgnmrA
sonnl right" with instrucuo,s
ing and using (in Texas Qno E. =
device which gives absolute W Y.
the widest and most de'lF'ss
Also instructions for the cary N
agemcnt. shooting and 10 ielt w
A valuable article on ,e
three prize articles worth u"
Development Of Colts a1
"Thc Management Of bNR ..
and "I'he Management o. n-..i.
Books sold are giving WY,
faction; many claiming Wy. IN
obtained from this BOOK wv y N
$40 20 $50. because it eau
accomplish with horses VIZ"
possible before. s.,,i,ll
Each book contains
ment that II moi WORM N n
returned within thirty o'''
money win be refnndsd ~ Nh
References and testimolals.,s,
cation sent post paid on
Address little's Manual ~
Worth. Tex.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

revenue fund not otherwise appro-
printed, for the purpose of carrying iuto
effect the provisions Of thlssact.
See. 10. This net does not repeal any
law now in force for the protection oil
domestic animals, but is cumulative
thereto.
See, ~. Whereas, there IL now no eX-
listing livestock quarantine law In the
state of Texas, and, whereas, the people
of this state engaged in the honorable
occupation of raising livestock are now
subject 10 harsh aud severe federal
quarantine luws aud regulations. which
greatly deprcciutc the value of livestock
IN this state, an imperative public necei-
slty aud emergency exists requiring that
the constitutional rule requiring bills TO
bee read on three several days in each
house be suspended, and IL Is hereby
suspendod.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
,yelnert, l.. p. Wilson, B,ls

Weinert, l.. p. Wilson. BsHA|
ford and Spencer Yong
Young mon j. w. lilaot
Rahcr. r. NJ. Hall. J. 4 Raktl
Barbce. L.. y. Burbce. 4. u. Ri
\. Bcall, NJ. l.. Brooks, j. M
beers. j. +. Cunningham lab ~.
II. W. Pagan. j. G.. Reagin. lslf|
y. y. Frazer, VI. IT, GOgN1
Cough, Jas. A. Graham. d vi
ton. a. $. Hawkins. r. \, HeAll
:. Henry, II. h. Hood q. q. VI
". Eenncy, j. NJ. King, j. ~ n
NJ. Martin. ID. A. AlcFall, WI
more, &. j. III. Meyers N. J. "
6. Murray. +. Il. Nolan. ]
w. NJ. Peck. Il. l.. RarsllN
ROwell, w. j. Russell. D. \ y
>. VI. Simmons. ). e.. Tanken
Turner. W. W. Turncy. Alomi
j, X. Wcstcr. n. N. Nhe.1'
The senate ! have classified
curutcly, placing in ihc yong
who appear To be- under w M
Eldcrly-A. NJ. Douglas
HlutchisOn. l.. l.. l4awh0l X {
aud j. ID. Woods. Total, B.
Aliddlc-lged-E u. A. Atlee, 7 Z
o, l., Bowser. j. NJ. Dean. ] y,
son. n. r.. GOss. G. 7. les.ss.
kcarby. j. NJ. Mckinney, J y
hnrnc. n. Simpson, Il. 9. na
Tips and Il. Whitaker TossL y
Young men--Lieuteuanl 0Nc
NJ. Crane, II. l.. Agnew j. q
W. n. Browning, j. w; cn'lt
Crowley, II. A. Greer, W. y
i. j. Lewis, w. i. McVa1
Presslor, j. W. Swayne ana
Hoakum. Total. 13, "
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

London with thr famous beauties and
royal family Tho story goes thm when
the cznriua of Russia asked for photo
graphs vi the six most beautiful women
in England she WAS sent ease ,Ou-
tanning a central photograph of her SIS
Ter, the Princess OF Wales, and six diff
fercnt views Of the face oil Blanche
Roosevelt A. 5. ID.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

Is one Of the women who mako Amer.
can women q synonym for an that Is
beautiful aud capable She is the
daughter OF William Henry Tucker of
NlrEnio, of that famous and clover
family OF which Iahn Randolph Tucker
y ihe present prominent representative
Her mother WAS of thr old lNnickerh0ct-
vr inmiy of RooSeyeits. Before The war
thu fuckers lved Ills ideal great plan
tatlou life 81 the S0,lth, ana Il WAS hero
mat nlanche was born. Afler che war
~, lNekcr went 90 Va GROSS, Wis.,
aed ss'lny tar lUNnee 0f Chicago Invest
ed MS fotune there AIR 'gaekcr diel
aNd the ire came aud sWopt Il cnlrely
away young gid Dnig seventeen
years old, Blanche went ti enc 0f lhe
lAian1hfop'c asen latcEieago aad told
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

Austin, Tex, ian. 10. Especial In
1881 IcXQS first began 20 hear OF the
kid Democracy. During the Eigh.
tcenth legislature the lines between the
kids and the veterans were drawn.
though Governor Lubbock Obscured them
somewhat by 81, mbehng in with the
Kids. Since that period the average age
Of the members OF the legislature has
been gradually reduced The only Old
member Of the present legislature is
Representative TemplctOn Of Franklin
county who has served in many legis.
latureS,, lie has no parallel in tue sen.
ate, 9lth0ugh Dr. Douglas Of Hin, Sent
ator woods OF HraysOn, Senator Hutch.
ison OF Hayes and Senator Steele of
Limestone, might be said To be IA The
youth Of old age
Classifying the House nv npncaronee II
fo"lS iin ono old man, TWENTY-FIVE elderly
men hity-six middle aged men ana forty.
nine young men. At least one-hnlf Of
unoas VINO are here placed IN the middle
aseu hs. are really young men, being IN
The meighbOrhOod 0f :B years ~
age me following i the division OF
the members thus made.
Old. r. w. Templeton.
EIaefiy, speaker COcL1Du, A. Is Baker
w - barry, !. II. Brown, j n. Cprry
>; H. Dean, y. ~ Dover. J II. rabioh.
leo. y finlay. r. j. Floyd. Travls
ltVhNpTNon. ,, ~, Hodges ID w. Jnck-
son; =. N jackson. r. b. Maddox. a
=. Pickett, e II Rogan, j u Judd \
4 SItg,aa1se' r. Talbot, y. NJ. Weeks. IA.
Middle1,aged, w r. Aldrdgc r. r.
i"y K s''' c :; a. Brsedin& A. J. Bprleson.
der, J. X, Cooke. j. q. Davis "1
Davis, j II. piIls. ID. d. Do,id + "
ll1orr1ow; IS Il. Erskine, w. a. Fields
~. ~ Jarrett T.. IL. Golden n n
Graves, 4, l.; Greer. ]. E.,GfIfiip. \ n
h9lleri, w. i Hood A. q. Ka6nsdt
t Kias T3enSeedyi e w. Kerncdy, Ii
ans n LINDSEY T. Lloyd, /. h
Ssso' = Mclehee S. +. Mills Jas
Nnoa{i q Il. Morrison. Jesse q NIns.
P6iinas feI'oe Joseph Peter, b. +.
X ] Resers. W. ii. SebastIaa "'SerS
[pVtsna D. a. Slny,leil. y. w. Snitb n
rs Sii'h; y. w. sumner A. \. Tavlor
w. = tewaSenA J, w. TsaiL " ~ G
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
BLANCHE ROOSEVELT.

Paris, Jan. 20. The Countess Ma
chctta d Allegic blanche ROoseyeltl,
who Is known even better in England
aud France shan i'm her native America,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

Is clerks TO keep a general index 10
mechanics liens.
By Mr. Rogers of MoLcnnan and re-
tcrred to judiciary committee No l.
Providing thar II no execution Is issued
on q Judgment within twelve months ii
shall become dormant and judgment
must be revived before execution can
issue thereon, but where first execution
has Issued within twelve months. judg-
ment shall not become dormant until the
lapse of ten years a judgment upon
which execution has not been issued
within twelve months may DC revived
within ten years, 4 Judgment which has
become dormant after the issue of eS-
c'utiOn may bee revived within eleven
years from date Of last execution
by Mr. Rogers uf Titus and referred
20 tile committee on cdncatiOn--R eQuir-
ing county supCrutcndents TO hold and
county Judge IN chnrgc ~ The school to
cause 10 be- held, four comfy Institutes
annually for the improvement of teach.
ers. 10 meet on Friday before the third
Saturday In October, November. Feb
ruary and March, and continue in scs-
sion Two. days. Attendance upon them
BY teachers Is to be rewarded by the en-
tension of certificates.
BY Dir. Morrison and referred to the
committee on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TINT
cities aud towns of not less than 2OO
scholastic population which have as
simed control Of their schools. levied
special tax. and employed o school super
intendentmay have Il board Of examiners
to consist Of school superintendent and
two teachers with irst-cpss certificates
to be appointed by him. Certificates
issued 10y this board are valid only in
the city whore issued
by MIR. Shcrrill and referred 70 Judi
ciary COMMITTEES No 2--I'rogiding that
where the county judge is disqualified
10 sit IN a criminal case the parties may
agree upon a special judge. and if they
fail 20 do so, the governor shall ap-
point.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

Try q gas heater for VI
bath room. See FOR Wo''p
Power company
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
wORLD's FAIR

The wabash RAILROAD
beautiful c0lored ens tl
grounds and buildings NJ 3 q
fair, which vii be ss,lrIll
free by calling upon o. 49,
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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
NOTICE TO INVESTORS.

The year 1892 was one of unprecedented growth and prosperity in st Louis More
than $500 buildings
The buildings the
mand for Office buildings America
to
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

THE PACKING HopsH
J. n. Burt q Go. igalyalll'i \
nice works. have remoss' Va
stand, corner ltusk ann r
streets. whore they WI u
meet Oh their old irie,'as as
new ones as may wish l,.. y
building line on corrnsa'' II
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22

This of AJT
FESTIVITIES ASSOCIATION City being
with St Louis invites open
Any mcln
will be the Bureau
THE BUREAU OF INFORMATION
10 and Janarbs nh
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-22
MN nIcElNn HOUSE I

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Baker Bros.