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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-12-20
IN PROBATE COURT.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, r.
County OF Stearns.
Special Term, December 3rd 1894.
In the Matter of the Estate of Peter Hoffman,
Deceased.
On Reading and Filing the petition OF Gather
inc Hoffman,, ExecutriX of the estate of PeterHof-
mann deceased, representing among other things
that she has fully administered said est ate, and
praying that a time and place be fixed for exam
lining and allowing the final account Of her adj
ministration, and for the assignment of the res
idue Of said estate to the parties entitled there
10 by law:
Its Ordered, that said account be xamine
and petition heard by this Court, on
THURSDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF DECEMBER
A. D.. 1894, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at the Probate
ONCE in the City of St. Cloud in said County.
And it is Further Ordered, That notice thereof
be given to all persons interested by publishing
a copy of this order once in each week for three
successive weeks prior to said day of hearing,
in the der Nordstern' a weekly newspaper
printed and published at ST. Cloud in said
County.
Dated at St. Cloud, Mimi, the 3rd day OF
December A. d. 1884.
BY the Court:
(L.S.) A. BAKTO,
5l-3 Judge OF Probate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-12-20
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Sunser @uite mad Der T%rauuns) :
so meine @ellebie, iebt bit Du meir,
iest iino mr. MIR nod ems"
Satin: yad, wie rei5enb, 1T bas
aud wirflih wabr?"
@atte: r@eplB, mein SerS, mir iinb
Elm 2elb uno elne Seele; aber mas 1T
DRIP"
Satin (dnsilid): rN1 Soft, 8arl,
id CLAUDE, eS belBt uus pas!"
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Stubioius g.: Sag. 5reunb, id
babe DID iton mebrere Wale in Del,
utr 8obnuns aufseiubt. 9u MART
nber ME oa. Bo trifit man Did INNER
nit Bsitimmtbeit?
Siuoluius g.: rSn @elooerlesers
belt"
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eudIen,s Mrniea zaIbe.

Die ttft salbs in Ter gpslt fur s6nittrunstn, as.
ita rtung @d6pure. Sdliaue, dit btrruuttn. 5lth-
ten Shrammtn an Ten Sdnesu, Jrefbtulsn, Sltnsr-
dustu uue aue bdutfstltr; fs tsilt pefttv 6dm prrtpi.
ten per tttH 3dtluns s~trlduet. gdrautirt, tas
rrafdnttet 3utrttttutttt stssttu rire. petr tas
3u r~triauisn In N. &. 6uknfs Arptktte.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-12-20

Nus elmer fdh d 9 4uIe.
2ebrer: ,Ber iann mir auBer benz
6aisrs uno benz Sirisnbrei nod einer
bret neunen?"
Shuler: ,2eemenbrsi!"
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6 in g trateae.

lieutenant: rginjdhriser, Sic ionen
Den llebsrsuns iiber cine gut ~uertbeioiste
Bride er%Spinsen; pel1es 1T bic 8ol-
idrift, bic Sic oabei in eriter 2inie gu
beobahten haben?"
@%inidbriser: ,Re9ts seben!"
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Serseant: rGinldbri9er. i4 fog
Sbnen iest sum lesten mol, treten Sic
nit benz linten 5uBe on, unb penn
Sic siuan5ismal elm u . pructicant
iino!"
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2ieutenant (Gofuouoritanb, bic 2os
iel muiterno): rSrronnans, sic iino
elm 8ameel! 81 ia Naes idief se
oedt!.... Sic iino DObl Sdieferoeder.
be 2"
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o c nj lthlih d.

8auimann (oer Nabts beimiebrenb,
einen g,ubreder an isiuem @elbidranf
finoet): Sic. uerberbeu Sic mir oas
SdlpB niht, bier III Der S4lliel -
o'rin Is nli1t!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-12-20
Sas Grfrieren Der S6mme bel ben

~bG SkttSkt" y y WV
0lhnern..-Nn falten uuo rauben Bin
itriasen ooer tuenn Die Sibuer i'm fals
ten Stau untsrasbrabt iino, fommt es
oft Dor, tnB ibneu Die 8dmme uno Die
8ammipisen erfrieren. Die 8dmme
ltrumpfen infolseoeiisn %5uiammen uno
uertrudneu idlleBlib gang. ST oieier
uebelitano bel einisen Sibnern einse'
treieu. 10 entferne man iie BON ben &C.
,unoen, bamit bieie ibnen uibt an ben
aGmmsn piden unb brinse ie in einen
etwas ipdrmeren StaQ uno pflese lie gut.
Die erirorenen &Gmme beltreibt man
au6eroem nit 8aieline ooer NrnifaDl,
&arbolDl. @lnSerln (uermiidt nit eini
gen 2ropfen Nrnltatinftur) ooer nit
elmer Wlituns. pelde aus 8ampieripi
ritus, S%afrantinftur uno 3erpentln be-
ltebt. $50 bic s%ennuuten Wlttel niht
sleid sur Sano iinb, bereite man iit
iOleenoe Salbe: Wian idneiott Elm Slid
auten Sped ab uuo sinoet es on tpis
cine Serge, bdlt es idief. 10 oas Die Set
tropien uuf elm Slid Gis iauen fOnnsu,
welhss in eiuem SsIer ooer elmer I'm
%tertuiie berelt ssbalten neroen mus. @s
entitebt nun auf Dem gile elne 8ertte
lung, IN Der iih eine Salbe biloet. { Dleie
Salbe 1T aub sleitSiS ausseSei6net &c
gen erirorene @lieoer bel Weniden. }
Sc iriber man ems pom blelen Witteln
sesen Die erirorenen 8dmme Der 6ibner
antuenoet, UNI 10 ebsr weroen oieielben
audi mieoer sebeilt weroeH. 8er feline
6ibner bel iiarfem Sroit uno reuben
Binoen i'm parmcn Stau bebdlt, miro
'ueniser iiber erirOreue &dmme Su Hagen
5aben.
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rWein 9ai,erer 1T mir nit Der 8aHs
burhsebronnt."
SO? 81 SUB bod tpobl? DEM
iir's 5abrselo mIro bic mobl faum &C.
lanst baben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-12-20
&iele abnli9e Sale.

MnnenIethPn 3wt Sabre lit Id an etnsnt 1asenletten, Id strautte
~s"S~"'~'''". mebrre asrsh, atsr pbe erfos, wurSe ibrd bur6 BEN
@etrau6 BON Or. gusuf spnss Samburser 1rpphn wipsr ponfanbs tnse.
fsat.-gsrtba Woplfe. Stcdtpn, Gal.
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G hIuafertta.

&idter: Sinh sic idon ldnsers
Selt @ittme?"
Seusin (iebr betansen): rSeit BEN
Iooe meineS Mannes."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-12-20
II nerpartete VI Mt up I.

Weper: r@enn 3u BON elnem Saul
mann itait 10 Siennise Elm 5infsia
piennisfiid beraus 5etOmmii, mas madit
gu bop"
8lelner GObn: 400 Yrocent Yrrs
it,"
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q I.

Sbia: nHu ME sebt's 9einsm
filius?"
@obn: BIAS De nor INNER nennit
malnen Sobn .6ilius"; peist &c bod.
oaB er bu,Bt rSulius."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-12-20

QeherleiAen. ednsrs !3tt ltt i'd an einsm astrlsibsn anb setrau6ts pie.
les pbe Grfcls, bis mir ftHeelit Or. @usuf a6ntss Sam.
burger arepfsn p%ontdnotsr 3sluns tra6tn. - 5raa Caroline gsN, l27 eat.
Stra6e, Glepelanb, Ohio.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-12-20
IN W heumatismus Ieoeu

Mar nm tiC 0prIups her sintn scr Ter an.
St tsrtH SADIE ~ ~Irteuntn N ter Der.
e;u,;oc aleit uRt nattsm man due Sdtnsn
Stn1'yt ,rtibsn NiHneapplIs uue Gtitaac
Ma atbrduht hat rirt trr RftientC ius
SStHv atbtr RAT he 6ortb ~ CIT crnS trss
&c tintn nett no srltsSns Saus tsiieltt ttr GtiGH-
bdtn. Ssluemliticit une tee yurus duf itGCn ~tlSaaniCn
9fprib sSeitsru ttmitso stnntmmt. Ittftr herr
lid al sfafhrtt BUG r~fsrirt etm RcientsH bttHatc 10
piCle S"tautmlitttit, aIs CT ~ eauis AZ futtH pcr.
mag unt esrif mttr, ale aut trseHe elmer autCrrn
Satnlinis, he ron tcn 3riaiuesfatttr ausaett
asiuuesr rtresn Tam. (ltmts, Wtuntdprlts.)
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LeBrun <, !" Ssrs! s1 s5sn,I;ts:s i!
c &C ): ::::::::: !: :' : : $:::: e: $ $ ::: i; /: ;.: :;:;;; 4; i:
patipmitteI ven tTsenf etnsm St
Sell 10 s,' sins rsHsTiiS, s%raHissti ,a]'n't.Stn
ntittcl. ID sTst.. ssasr! / HsS Ole. Sss;
---l catu, tbtrn MIR stiluua. preis turt
tie gcf ,uesfdnet, Porto tc,dtlt, 81 90 HE Stdtttl
orcr 6 statttln fur $500. 3r tabtn tsi 2. 3.
ldrtCr, AprtbtiCr, Ct. 9lrue.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-12-20
@~,~.. mist itr, eaf
&uisseU TT. Sdir SsSrun's
STEEL nhD PENHYRQYaL pills

nae Original unf ttuitat Brtnd, h6trt uue ~IuprrIdf'
pets StiImtttsl duf hem Warits fuh. grtts 81 90;
her gpt ,uaefdrtt. Die d6ttu nur s~rrtauii bbti y
q. Garttr, Gpptttier. Ct. Glruk.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-12-20

1fmherhnulid1feif Seit lGnserr 3tt Hit Id an l1nssrbauHtfht, hinss
her ansepanbtn Nittel mpnte mir tGfen, bis Id Or.
gasuf aSnss Samturssr areptn natm. 3tes arosfsn Nsntsn mid In tur,sr
3at wtfeer ter-Qtriaian gspte, 2Ol6 Orleans traee, Baltimore, Orb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-12-20
Weine ilngfe Sphter glfe III

W(uffrnufhriten Wdne ilnsfe 9pttsr glt lt an Sautausftlaa, bic
etre ScBe ron Standardization paren, Id prottre
ssrftiaenss rbne GriolS. Oils has erfcSsttNe Sslmithl srphs G6 Or. @usua
8cnts's Sambur9r 2rppfn-@. s. GnSsltarpt, Ssfercnpiat, Snb.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-12-20

Sir 8anlnitise. ast saI s% ss" is s'a ss" s.ss!a
gorrath an SaumatertaI uno salt tas game
tu lem ntthrtgfsn prelft ~psrfaufe. Ssbtrmdnu III
sriutt. mtinsn Srrratt ~ bsfttissu bsrsr or font.
NO tautt. @setn umiauft iu yumb ar ts,atle i'd tir
S, st q. GDssro be GsIi' p. }. NEWT,
NIbdnp, Sttarus ecu ut9, Wiinn. AL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-12-20

' bobt 8 br ltmals oariibsr uaastoaht. tudrum Sbr
|eio, mas Abr ,sio? Ddret abr unoorthtig in
6urtr 9uaeno oosr ousitpsiieno in ipdteren Sab
rtu2 Tam NJ bas Guos lsiht ,u erratben. Die
Hoiur maht isiutn Srrtbum. ME 9hr gtlati. 10
muBt Abr srntsu. bod oa 9br p~dbriheiulth Der
etraie uiht entoangeu itio. ionttt abr einsn Nta
iUhsn, Cure Sorqtn los J%ulutroeu. Wdnutrn, tptlhe
an Den 6olpsn pom Iustnolihsn 9notstrstiontn
ODER Nusihlpcifuu0tn In dlttrer 9dbren lttotu, o1'
burt Iurhtiam. rsljbar. uitotrat'hIuaeu, untdbta
Iut Arbsit usroen uuo iibItn. baB thre forpSrltae
uub aeiiiee Qraft &c o~trlafeu bat. oosr nit Bers
luitn. GusIthruua. G~opiihmtrItn, . ihipahsn
Riidtu, RttpoRtGt u. I. N. btbntttt itno. o~tttrtrtn
mir Gin Witttt, psIhts 10 pohtip oicie Sttosn be-
~icitiaeu. ME Yroo ben 6uuper itlutn lam. es ~
be ,rpituliiris Gusraie ooer has Sslunohtitstlt'
mtut unIerfs Qorpers - GIsttrtettGt. GIN
iuir'ljher uno rihtig anacpanottr sls'rtlttr
Strom N oas nuturlIht beilmitttl tur lolhs 6aut.
uuo tiusu iolhen tount Sbr pom Or. Sanotns
lettrii6tu 9urtel beionlmtn. Nut rnbt'
acm, Iinotrnotm. jsoot poHtiOsm gDtse eitbt or eu'
rem z pittm be p~srlortue Strait tuitosr uno mad ems
fiiinoipsm @tbrduhe Dtrott 9br ubtrjfn9t ltin; tln
uubcJnblbatcs Gut geturoeu Bu bGbsu. 2er Sut'
tel bell, oGucruo cbut YltoiIinn uno foiist psntg.
guf Serlauosn ienOtu mir sin BUD III alantn
bon Wdnnsrn" 9enGuni. ptrRt9slt uno iorsnl'ei.
Hr. u. I Sduotu. Msrtbsr btrr l-99teth 9b'
men itpu IL Wiuueupolis mitthctlte bat mir J9r
CSurtsl bic pprjiplihtn Tisniit q eiittt. Wtein
NCpuCuipften mar ourb aufTtngtnoe aoplar'nt
itbr aueeeriffen. 10 oaB i'd oft nClutru Strule nint
naheebtn fonnte. Wit billie Sbrts Gurttls BIN
Id icbod oolhdnoi9 bsrasiicut uno tanultst meme
Thihteu In Jpsi Stmeinotn Jur auGtHtintn Su'
frltptnbclt triuutu. Gouurb S6rootr,
9sutia co. Iutb. pator. Ait piu' NO.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1894-12-20

BRICK,
ATTY Tor Mortgage.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-12-13
Women or Brittany.

The women of Brittany still cling
to the antique costume OF their
mothers, cons sting Of an open vest
cut square ut the neck, and em-
broidered skirt and a great snowy
Golf and plated collar. But the men,
alas. no longer wear the bras on brass
OF the ancient Breton. The knee
breeches, embroidered vest aud flow.
ing locks of the lhouans are things
OF the picturesque past, seen at rare
intervals upon some patriarch OF the
old regime. Models ut Pont Ayen
paid from one to two francs a day,
but they are scarce and intractable.
A Breton girl, for instance, can
not be persuaded to diyest herself OF
her ample and snowy colt, and every
stray ringlet Is hidden away as care.
fully as IL some public shame at
tached to its exhibition. ThIs Is
mainly due to national preiudices no
doubt but also in part. fancy. to
the fact that few Of them have pre-
served their natural tressea 1t will
ease the mind OF many OF the pre-.
maturely bald to know that most Of
the artificial hair OF the world is
clipped from the heads OF pretty
Breton maidens, who are In all the
heydeY OF youth and health. At
every large fair there Is to be found
q dealer in artificial bair. who offers
the younx girls q ten franc piece IN
exchange for their cheyeiure. As II
is no disbursement to them, many
accept the tempting offer, and 9
bunch Of linen easily Supplies -
deficiency. RI s*
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-12-13
HALF A MILL ON A MONTH.
How the HoInestake Plant Turns out tn
SeliOw Metal

How the Home.take Plant Turns out the
yellow Metal
Few people have any conception OF
the magnitude OF the Homestake plant
ami the clock work reguiarity with
which the enormous business is car
ried on. There are three mills. where
$50 heavy stamps are dropping con-
stantly, day and night turning out an
average Of 100000 worth of yellow
metal monthly The ore is gray ish
colored. 1T rock. 1t is mined vari-
GUS depths, from 100 to 800 feet below
the surface, and rails d by hoisting
works: then conveyed by ore cars to
the top house of the camp mill. There
it passes through crushers and drops
down another story, there to be fed to
the batteries and pounded to dust, Or
what would be dust were it not that
each battery is filed to the proper
height with water. Each battery has
FIVE stamps and is charged with
the requisite quantity OF quick" to
pick up every particle OF -four gold as
it is re eased from its prison house in
the rock, during the proce OF pull
veriZation by the stamps The constant
commotion Of the water 10y the action
of the stamp throws the water over
sort of slash board, carrying along
with it small quantities OF analga-
mated gold and quick silver. which, in
passing over a FURNISHED copper apron
about 6 by 3 feet, is picked up by The
copper plate. aud becomes firmly at
tached thereto. At stated periods
these plates are washed clean with
pure water and light brushes, and
when sufficient quantity OF the ANAL
gam has accumulated on the Plates,
the stamps OF the battery are stopped,
the plates again washed c'ean an |
the amalgam scraped OF. 1t is once
more carefully washed an then put
through retort, which vaporizcs the
quicksilver, candenses and deposits
it in separate receptacle, leaving the
gold ready to be cast into bricks. and
the quicksilver ready for use again in
the batteries. The three mills are all
in close proximity. which are known
as the Golden Star Mill, 100 stamps
the Highland Mill, 10 stamps: the
Star,Mill leo stamps, in all $50 stamps,
capable of reducing about 700 tons of
ore daily
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-12-13
TO THE MISSOURI.
TO BUILD A RAILROAD FROM
THE LACK HILLS.
How the Honasstake Piant Tmrms Ontsthe
yellow Metal ut the Kata " Hiatt y
AiiliioM Dolisrs y Month JadEe Roberts
Favor, the ToFrens system. 4
from the hills tn ths Missouri.

STOul tue HttSh III tW0 N1ts"OuVA
Judge w. r. Coad, of Rapid City.
in an interview At st. Loui Mo-. said:
There is more interest nxnifested
just now In mining in our country than
there has been for years past. Teere
have recently been some rich veins
and pockets disc ,yered, and old mines
are being proiiiably reworkcd BY new
methods, which involve ihe scientific
extraction OF the pteeieHs metals by
chemicals, elc.
'Onr people have determined to
build railroad from the Black Hills
to the Missouri River, which Is dis
tAnce of about 300 miles. I have the
honor to head thi. movement and am
proud of the public spirit manifested.
We have already constructed thirty
seven mills Of this road from one side
OF the Black Hills to the other,
through suitable passes in the noun
tains-and we propose TO push the pro-
ject to an early completion. We de-
sire to be friends to 81. ouis. and feel
that closer business relation hould
be cultivated. The trans iss sissippi
congress is in the right line and en-.
courages the complete union of the
south and west. This union is coming,
and is one Of the hopeful sign, OF tn l.,
times. st. | ouis is the natural me-
trOpolis for this vast and exceedingly
rich country
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-12-13
e msining among retailers At the

70 maining among retailers. At the
south there is seasonnble nctiyity in
staple goods. At Chicago sales OF
clothing exceed those in u like pcriod
In 1893, but the distribution OF shoes,
rubber goods aud hardware is smaller,
st. Louis lobbers report the heaviest
demand from nearby country dealers
to dll In their stocks, and a better
feeling in tinishel iron and steel
trades. North OF Kansas City and
north OF Chicago, trade reports ARE
less favorable because OF unreasonable
weather and throughout Nebraska and
adjacent regions owing to the need Of
rain. Some or all OF these character
. istics-apply TO Omaha, Des MONIES,
Milwaukee. 81. Paul, Minneapolis and
Duluth. The tendency Of these prices
sis ~ increased 6rgausss Wool is re-
garded as having advanced, although
quotations for territsries are nomi-
masa,se ,aisx sSiSc,hsse tSpopts fspopssa s"a sre
anticipellng th9t ihAsine Eill remain
Hin cQnserva ative alHes during
the winter. with = iaoJerafe increase
In the spring.
WASHINGTON special Germany has
taken the necersary step toward cur
failing the importation Of another
American product. in proposition
now before the Bundesrath to enorm-
ously increase the duty on cottonseed
oil. The proposition is to increase the
present duty, which is 81, TO $3.50,
equivalent TO a duty OF $50 per cent,
AMI rs the proposition is supported by
the combined argrarian and protect.
iunist industrial parties there can be
little doubt that 1t will succeed. The
subject is treated at length in a repor,
to the State Department by United
States Consul Merritt al Berlin. He
says the raising of the duty is sup.
ported by the report that its use for
food purposes rose from li2, ,000 pounds
in 1875 TO over eco 900 pounds in 1893
officially drugged, so rs to be unit for
transformation into food, the oil will
be admitted at much lower rate.
INDIANAPOLIS SPECIAL; Fifty lead
ing surgeons, in the employ OF the Big
-Four Hallway system, met in this city
and perfected an organization whose
purpose will be to establish IL chain o
hospitals for the tompany's employees
| The hospitals are TO be maintained by
monthly assessments OF the employees
according to the salaries received b,
| them. II this amount does not cover
| the expenses OF the hospitals the rail-
Dad company will make up the de-
tciency
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-12-13
SOUTHERN SUMMARY.

LEXINGTON, Ky, special: Million.
airc w. w. Bruce has filed sensa,
tional suit ia the circuit court by
which he makes his relatives defend,
ants in an action to recover an estate
valued at 81 ,500,O00. He names as de.
PENDANTS Mrs. Margaret Sanders,
Mrs. w. J. Loughridge and fifteen
Otner prominent persons. Col. Bruce
| alleges in his petition that his rela.
tives, through undue influence and
threats to incarcerate him IN an in.
sane asylum, induced him to deed all
his property, valued at 81 500, ,OGO, to
them. He prays for possession OF this
property. Several months ago Col.
Sanitarium by his relatives, but lately
J. Loughridge. appointed trustee and
guardian. Col. Bruce is the wealth.
lest man in town. and his family is
prominent in the social world
YoRKNiLLE, S. G., special: John
+. Rodey, New York cotton broker,
formerly from here, is.at work organ
i2ing a trust to extend all over the
south to handle the cotton crop some-
thing after the manner of the hold
your wheat" suggestion to the farmers
OF the north year or SD ago. He
proposes TO organize planters to secure
control Oi the warehouses throughout
the south, store cotton and fix prices
by giving it out only as needed
JACKSONVILLE Fla, special: The
City Council unanimously y repealed the
ordinance passed year ago TO permit
the Corbeit- Mitchell prize fight to
take place in Jacksonville. This in
dicates that an important change of
sentiment toward prize fighting is
taking place at Jacksonville, and in.
creases the improbabilitys of the Corr
bctt- or any other fight
taking place in Jacksonville for y
long time to come.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, special: A se-
| cret caucus OF kOlbs friends have de.
| cided to keep within the limits OF the
law un'il tho present session OF the
Legislature closes. 1t it passes the
fair election law and the fair contest
law. the party Will stand by the result
| in the contest; il not, o new conven.
| on will be called to consider the Sit
uation,
| SAN ANTONIO, Texas, special: In
fight at u Mexican dance near AL.
| pine, rising out of Mexican resent
| nent ut the presence OF American
| COW boys, Jules Estrodo, violinist, was
killed and two cowboys mortslly
| wounded. Estrada was accidentally
killed by one OF his own countrymcn
| SAN ANTONIO, Texas, special:
! News has been received that Louis
Poldcrt, prominent sheep man OF
Pecos County, and son, aged Is, were
4 riding through o ravine on the Mexi.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-12-13
The Soldiers l:pnnp.

The commissioners OF the Soldiers
Home at Hot Springs met at Sioux
Falls, and decided TO ask the coming
Legislature to approls'iate 500, 900 for
the maintenance of the Home during
the next two years. +. +. Clough Of
Deadwood. one of the commissioners,
says the cost during the past year to
maintain the soldiers at the Home had
averaged 1910 each. He also says
that the appropriation they will ask
for will be Necessary, and il not granted
that the homo will be injured
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-12-13
IN THE EAST.

CARBONDALE, Pa, special: While
crossing the Delaware aud Hudson
tracks, Mrs. Margaret Mullaney, aged
~ years, was so badly frightened by
the whistle OF an approaching locomo-
tive that she dropped dead.
NEW YORK special: Storehouse
No. OF +. S. Jatfray & Co., Benton
and Leonard Streets, was gutted by
fire. The damage is estimated ut
1850, 900. The firm il one OF the larg-
est dry goods houses in the city.
NEW YORK special: A dispatch
from Quito, Ecuador, to the Evening
World, says: Earthquakes have been
of daily occurrence in the northern
PORTIONS ever siuce November ~.
Much property has been destroyed and
many persons have been injured.
WASHINGTON special: A bill for
the free coinage Of silver was intro
duced il tho house by Mr.. Hartman Of
Montana. An important provision OF
the measure is one requiring import
duties to be paid in gold IN cases where
articles OF importation are brought
from countries whose governments re-
fuse to open their mints 10 the free
coinage Of silver and gold.
WASHINGTON special: At the first
meeting OF tho Committee on 1rriga-
ton Representative Pickler will en-
deavor to secure favorable report on
his bill introduced at the last session
providing for the appointment OF .
non-partisan commission Of Ave OK
perts to examine tho arid lands ot the
country to determine ahe best meth
DDS To be employed for their reclaim.
alton and the disposition TO bc nude
~ %txn.,, 1ftNus.o o,sI 3
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1894-12-13
Tnr.e More Islect,ol. Contests.

Contests have been instituted
against pcaer Olson and John Strniif
NJ Miller, successful candidates for
Treasurer aud sheriff respectively, on
the grOu sds Of clerical errors In yot-
iHg. ltssslys that y good many Re-
fssaGt4s 8si sotfHg placed the heces.
sary cross before Olson and Struil's
names, but did not erase the names OF
their opponents. Olson and Strnif
were the I'opulists elected in the
county and their plurali,ies were very
small.
Sheriff salisbury of Sanborn Coun-
ty, who was defeated by Schulier,
Populist, has instituted contest pro-
ceedings. On application to Judge
Haney Saulsbury's motion 10 have a
reinspection Of the ballots Of said
county was granted. Meanwh lie
Schuller has the certificate OF election.