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EASTWARD HOI
Relly's Industrial Army Captures . Train
and Starts Toward Warrington.

ma stafts reward Warrington.
Kelly's industrial army, which left Ogden
on foot Wednesday afternoon soon quit walk
Ing. A train OF empty box cars came along
and was held up at Uinta. The trainmen re-
ceivcd orders TO submit In such case, and In
fact they had no other recourse against 1900
men. At Evanston an attempt was
made by Union Pacific officials to induce the
army TO disembark, but without avail.
Superintendent Malloy, of the Wyoming
division, says the only course left for the
company is to move the army eastward over
It's line az eXpeditiously a. possible, as the
company has not the men or the police force
sufficient to prevent the army from riding on
Its trains.
Tho army started with three days rations.
Five beeves were contributed to Its commits
sary department by citizens OF Evanston and
It will be further supplied by Wyoming peo-
Pile, while the army is en- route through the
state.
There are great many good-looking, In
telligent men among them, and they are all
we'll behaved. They appear to be under ex-
cellent discipline. The American flag foated
from the open doors of many of the cars, and
one of their banners bore the picture OF a
Chinaman with pole and baskets sluns on
his shoulder, and the words, "Mellican man
must 60"
As the train pulled out one lone musician
among them played on the bugle, Marching
Through Georgia"
There has been no violence OF any kind
and all is as orderly as Sunday School pic
nj
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Three men who sailed in the yacht Sudizon
Friday from Rockville Center. for Long
Branch, have probably been drowned.
Jones Inlet, the outlet from the bay, has
been the scene of many wrecks. Searching
parties have not been able to find any trace
Of the boat or men.
Daniel Dcmott, superintendent OF the saw
mills, Rockville Center, Long Island, and his
son, Robert, who sailed oceanward in the
yacht Joseph before the storm began, are
missing. II is thought that they were caught
outside by the gale and that both have been
drowned.
Three duck hunters started out on Monday
afternoon from Freeport Long Island, and
have not been heard from since. 1t lie believed
they may have been drowned.
1t is reported that large sloop yacht was
sunk In the storm in the sound near Douglas
ton.
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1t will, perhaps, require little stretch of
the imagination on the part of the reader to
recognize the fact that the two portraits at
the head of this article are of the same in
dvidual and yet they are truthful sketches
made from photographs, taken only a few
months apart, of very much esteemed citi-
Of Illinois-Nr. c. II. Harris, whose ad-
dress is No. ,G22 Second Avenue, Rock
Island, Ill. The following extract from let
ter written by MIR. Harris explains the mar
Vicious change in his personal appearance. He
writes "Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery saved my life and has made mo
man. Myhome physician says am good for
forty years yet You will remember that |
was just between life and death, and all of
my friends were sure it was "A case of death,
until l commenced taking n second bottle of
Golden Medical Discovery when became
able to sit up and the cough was very much
better, and the bleeding from my lungs
stopped, and before l had taken six bottles of
the Golden Medical Discovery my cough
ceased and l was n new man and ready for
business
now feel that it is n duty that ] owe to
my fellow-men 10 recommend to them the
Golden Medical Discovery which saved my
life when doctors and all other medicines
failed to do me any good.
send to you with this letter two of my
photographs; one taken "A few weeks before
was taken down sick in bed and tho other
was taken after was we'll" These two pho
tographs are faithfully Reproduced at the
head OF this article.
Mr. Harris's experience in the use of " Gold
en- Medical Discovery is not an exceptional
one. Thousands of eminent people in all
parts Of the world testify, in just as emphatic
language, to its marvellous curative powers
over all chronic bronchial, throat and lung
diseases chronic nasal catarrh, asthma, and
kindred diseases.
Eminent physicians prescribe Golden
Medical Discovery when any of their dear
ones lives are inperilled by that dread dis
ease, Consumption. Under such circum.
stances only the most reliable remedy would
be depended upon. The following letter is to
the point. 1t is from eminent physician Of
Stamps, Lafayette Co, Ark. He says !:
Consumption is hereditary in my wifes
family some have already died with the dis
ease. Ny wife has sister, Mrs. K. A.
Cleary, that was taken with consumption.
She used DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discov-
cry, and, to the surprise OF her many friends
orrhnges from tho lungs, and her sister in
sisted on her using the Golden Medical Dis
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When the boarder came down to
breakfast he was As ugly as If he
had been having a beautiful time all
night, and he found fault with every
thing, but particularly the bread.
He scolded about that to such an ex-
tent that at last the landlady re-
scented it.
II don't care to hear anything
more about that bread she said
land want you to drop it"
He glowerod ut her.
'.It will knock hole in the floor
II | do" he retorted, and she left the
table
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Manager want a new play,
but l want something novel. some
thing startling, something never
seen or heard OF before"
Authorize got il; just the thing.
The plot leads up to a train robbery. 3"
"Nothiug new about that"
"Yes, there is. The passengers
rise a. one man and smash the
robbers
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We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for
any case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure.
+. j. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known F. J.
Cheney for the last 10 years, and believe him
perfectly honorable in all business transac-
uons and financially able to carry out any OBJ
legations made by their firm.
WEST & TRUAx, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, O.; WALDISo, KISNAS & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act
ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. Testimonials sent free.
Price 75c. per hnt''- { - hv all Druggists.
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A Financial Discussion.

Johnny Fewscads-Can you lend me twenty
dollars for few daysi
Weary Friend-Why don't you pawn your
watchl
because Its keepsake from my dear
mother and don't like to part with IT.
MY money is a keepsake from my dear
father, and / don't like to part with it,
either. n-SItinas.
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The trustees of the estate o. Lady Henry
Somerset, the leader of the Woman's Chris
tian Temperance movement IN England, are
petitioning the courts for an injunction TO
restrain her from closing all the saloons on
her estate,
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w. n. u. Denver. Vol. NJ No. oo1-io
When writing to advertisers please say that you
saw the advertisement In this paper,
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BEEoHAM's PILLS are proverbially known
as "Worth q Guinea q box'' but they are sold
at % cents box.
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No language can express the feelings OF a
deaf mute who steps on a tack In dark
room
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An exchange speaks OF a wide awake pie
dealer. Thats the trouble with most pic.
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The potato Is said TO be deterioratIug, but
IL made many q mash ia its better days.
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'nausuu'a Magic Cora saIve."
Warranted Co curn, mr. mHn1Y rotsn Id A'r
your druggist 10 IT, Price o. rsntA
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The pig who gels Into clover thinks the
sWard mlEhilcr than the pen.
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DENNEK BEST LAUNDRY soar.
Uneycrllcl In quality. A BEAUTIFUL PIC
TURE free upon receipt u - wrappers.
GEYsEmTE soar Co., Denver.
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The best Euru-h pound we know Of is
LMnmtv -hI-L me-.
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-Drr.X sUPPoHT TIERS.
HILL ELASTIC STOCK
Hill NGS, Ru BBE Il
ri GOO -, PHYSICIAN
AND DENTAL SUP
PILE ,et1. j. Durbin.
L - ~ ~ ~ LIN 1850 Curii- Denver.
.EMClNE2 BOILERS, HOLSTERS
INNHILJ GASOLINE MONIES,
Pumps ptpe FLUNG Hose, Betting, Corfu
gated Roofing trEIgHtluE Machinery. uENDWE
8 uOLTuOTE MFG. CO., lffh g. Waco, Denver.
IANCSHANS AND MINORCAS r 30

miuu- In - months az shows. IH pteiu mus ht last
Denver show. Great lnyer7; tluc table fowl Eggs
s1.5O and sJ.lO per settling. Two -eftluE5 Tor tnl
and t5uh j. j., MCDOWELL. rrc-uonf Amori-
can Langs han Club Box tIIs Denver, colo.
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AGENTS MAKE SIS DaySftsa,si;st d Ki,essp
ETthis csc. to 0 soid in u house. Sample postage
paid. free. FORsHEE & MAXIM. Cincinnati. Ohio.
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John HERR, s''y coz Dfss g5sPyy Assn,
u LIGHT BRhHMAS, PLYMOUTH

ROCKS and Seabright Bantams. Have
won highos hnnnra at ponvcr, wichita uui other
shows. No hcftpr stock IN the West Write for
prices. Box CA, Denver, colo.
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1t will be seen that the Indian i'm
portation is. relatively, triHing mat
ter; that our exports to Great Britain
have held their own fairly we'll, while
the Indian export last year was cut
in two: and that, as q matter of fact,
prices were rising in Eng land while the
Indian import was the greatest, and
have been falling off while 1t declined.
L or the first four months of tho pres
ent year we have scnt to England only
26,OO0,OOO bushels OF wheat, in the
grain and as -four, against a4,COO,-
OJO bushels for the corresponding Pc
riod last year. In the same time En-
gland 3 imports from Rus, Ia increased
BY more than 1000, 900 bushels. from
Chilli nea.ly 100000 bushels, from
Argentine nearly 1900 900 bu shells, and
from India 100000 bushels. It is
nonsense to seek in the characterization
OF silver cause OF q fall of prices so
fully accounted for by this kind of
competition. We may add that during
the period when silver suffered q
heavy fall, between 1881 and 1891, the
exports Of Indian wheat to England
declined. It is absolutely proved, by
statistics within the reach of any
one, that there /, no such connection
as has keen asserted between the price
OF silver ana that OF wheat. No intel
lgent man should become the victim
Of such . superstition, which was ii. .
vented solely TO procure, BY false pre
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CURE FOR iNEBRIE1Y.

Oranges Said to I:c Very Effective In
Creating Distaste for Alcohol.
1t is now universally acknowledged
by competent authorities that ine-
briefly is disease, physical as well
as mental and moral, says the Louis
vile Courier. Journal, and to give the
pledge of total abstinence to the in. {.
veterate drunkard without specific
instructions what to do next, and cx-
pect him to keep it, is to look for a
stupendous effort which only the man
of sound mental energy and bodily
vigor can perform. An expert writ
ing Oh this subject says that the first
step in the progress Of true temper
ance reform must be the recognition
Of the fact that the irresistible crav-
ing for strong drink is the effect Of
causes which must be got rid of be.
fore the drunkard can be regarded as
safe from temptation. The various
patent remedies can in no sense be
regarded as a cure, for the only cure
in the real sense of the word is to get
the whole man in better condition,
his body purified, and his will
strengthened. Diet is OF extreme
importance. and if skillfully directed
will wean away the craving naturally
and wfthoutdanSer to the Individual
All salted and heavy food stufrs
should be avoided. To cultivate a
distastc for alcohol oranges arc more
effective than almost anything else
known. They should be taken, one
at time, before breakfast, at IL a.
m., at p. M. at 3 p. m, at 6 p. m,
and the last thing on retiring. Ap-
pies and lemon juice are also excel
lent 3
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FORT FINCAsTLE

esque. Darkies are everywhere in
every imaginable costume. They
stand in groups upon the streets;
they sit on the stoops of residences;
they laugh, chat, sing and steal:
they peddle the products of the island
from luxurious flowers to centipcdes
and tarantulas; they f'irt and are
happy, but they never work. They
don't need to labor. The climate Is
warm and clothing little needed.
Food falls into their mouths, without
an effort on their part. They are
lotus eaters, too, and their lotus Is
easily obtainable, and thus they spend
their lives in dreamy existence.
A curious sight In Nassau is Fort
Fincastle, which some have asserted
is a petrifled ship. 1t looks like a
side wheel steamer built OF stone and
the flagstaff resembles the foremast
OF vessel. The fort is garrisoned
by few men whose duty it is to sig
nal the approach of vessels.
There is no lack of islands and
islets in what might be called the
Bahamian archipelago, which stretch
es some 600 miles from San Domingo
nearly to Florida The collection
comprises thirteen islands, 66l KEYS
1887 reefs and cliffs, and 3, ,O6O tslets.
The scenery In many OF these is most
picturesque. Perhaps the Glass
Window" on Hartor Island, On the
northern edge OF the group, is one OF
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DANCES ON HORSEBACK.
Feat OF Paris Girl That Eclipses That oil
Loie Fuller.

Feat OF a Parts Girl That Eclipses That oil
Loie Fuller.
The Parisians are enjoying an in
novation in the way of serpsntine
dapcing, that las proved an immense
attf4Ctten. Nile. Helene Gerard, an
eqneafffenne 6 great renown, is the
ori1 lAtor SE,his feature, which
consists o3sdancing on horseback.
Miss Gerard Is an extremely graceful
and pretty young woman, and is said
TO give q performance OF this dance
oa horseback which puts the stage
dnncr- bf Loic Fuller In the shade.
All Paris has taken up Miss Gerard
for the moment, and the papers arc
loud in the praise OF her unique act.
While she dances as the horse gal
lops around the arena, the nldlto-
rum is darkened and a strong cleo
trio light is thrown on the performer
through various shades Of colorcd
glass. The costume Worn by the
rider is exquisite both in design and
color, and the whole affair is striK-
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islands they are, too, with climate
bright and charming as a perpetual
summer, and with vegetation that
ravishes the eye and heart The
islands may be called the first chap
ter In the moderL civilizay ION OF
America, for here ColumbA A, first
touched and here he found that gen.
tie race of aborigines whom he eulo-
gizcd in his account to Ferdinand
and Isabella. One OF these islands
he called Fernandina, after the Span
ish sovereign, but 1t is now known as
New Providence and is the most i'm
portant Of the many little specs in
the ocean that comprise the Bahama
collection. Columbus was especially
unlucky in his christening OF places.
Were he alive now, would he not be
somewhat pi1ued at the inconsistency
OF naming this continent America
Just because 1T was discovered by
Christopher Columbus? Eut, though
the name Of Fernandina is changed,
the beauties of the island remain as
when the great navigator was search
ing for passage to the Indies. The
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Wheat, Silver,
Dnnrp napeo

Any man who, after consulting these
figures, can t ace relation of cause
and effect between wheat and silver
lrices is beyond the reach of mathe-
matical demonstration. Again. there
is almost as great a fallacy in assuming
that the Indian wheat com, etition is
running our market. This has to be
assumed, in order to make out case
for silver; for the argument is thai
Great Britain buys In liar wheat with
silver at its coinage value, which it has
procured from us at its bullion value.
pocketing the difference and cheaper.
ing the price of Indian wheat by that
amount. As she could not, If the ar
gument we: Q true, play this game with
any other country than her own de-
pendency, the argument aga n falls to
the ground es s1on as we examine the
wheat export figures. The st. Faul
Pioneer Press showed. few days ago,
that the Argentine Republic was at
p esent the most dangerous and de-
pressing influence in the wheat mar
ket. The following figures, again
taken from the London Economist,
show the wheat imports of Great Brit
ain for the last five years. The figures
given represent millions of bushels:
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Y, SOUTH DAKOTA, THURSDAY, JUNE q, 1894.

priceless relics Now it is rcset red
for future generations of stamp col.
lectors to glory in the rare and beau-
tiful issues of the great American
republic, beside which Rome in her
palmiest days was no larger than the
pysmy to the giant stamps as
teachers Of history will he more ap.
preciated ia the future than they can
be IN the present.
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entire surface OF the coral island is
covered with every kind of bush,
tree and vine that natuse can sustain.
Even on bare rocks, with here and
there crev,ce in which is little
earth. beautiful trees and flowers
flourish. In fact there is a species OF
plant, the "lifc-leai," that deltes ma.
ture's laws You can Gull leaf OF
this plant, pin IL to the wall and not
only will it remain vigorous. but lit
tie plants will spr0ut from its edges
and grow just as comfortably as
though they were planted in the
ground.
Nassau is TIE capital OF New Prov
ldence and contains almost all the
populationtof the island 1t is we'll
located town and exceedingly pictur.
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THE HiGHESTIN THE WORLD.

The Tower atSWemblcy Park Makes EifYel
Dwarf.
At Wemoley Park which is about
six miles fEom the heart of London,
there is in the course of erection at
the present time tower The total
height of which Is 1850 feet-l75
feet higher than the Eiffel Tower.
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IN THE EDENIC ISLES.
VERDANT OCEAN SPECkS WHERE
SUNSHINE LtNGERS.

The Coral Isles ana Keys and Reefs that
Make Up the Health Restoring Ba-
hamas- Some OF Their Where
Columbus First Touched.
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Sure He Was In.

A certain prominent and excellent
lawyer Of Chicago, but one OF the
quietcst and most unobstrusiye OF
men, steals around noiselessly with
his hands meekly clasped on his
breast AMI seraphic and perpetual
smile. A bon mot at his expense is
told Of the late Emery Storrs, OF Chi.
cago, q brilliant advocate and an ex.
quisite wit. He went to the lawyers
Office and inquired for him, but was
informed that he was out. .Oh, no,
he isn't. he replied: Il know he Is
in. but ! assure you, Mr.. Storrs,
he is not in." "Now," responded Or.
Storrs, Il know better; he must be
In, 1t is 80 still In there!"
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METROPOLITAN BUSINESS COLLEGE

School that conducted upon business methods The are.
est and best equipped school IN the we Thorough coue IN
Bookkeeping Shorthand English aud Pe,manshp Tuition 1I2
for weeks Good board 1925 per Students enter
at any tmo In session The entire No vacations -
We claim superiority in method Of Instructions, Niphf
scoo! five nights each week free Type wri"g Acys husna
aud Penmanship frce Students enter schot III t4
aud try methods Of instruction and If they UT s1;s6ed
they need not anything and if they do hI evey
thing advertise will their fare nrn a;osx
City For further information and cataloge address - y
III. A. MILLER ID. III. BI3ANAdA A sa~...
Corner Fourth and Court streets. sic ratv 49,.
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$500 Reward!

WE will pay the above reward for any case CT
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache In.
digestion Constipation or Costiveness we cannot
cure with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills, when
the directions are strictly complied with. They
are purely Vegetable, and never fail to give sat.
isfaction. Sugar Coated. Large boxes, IS cents.
Beware Of counterfcits and limitations. The gen
uine manufactured only by THE JOHN G. WEST
COMPANY, CHICAGO, ILL.
For sale by J. $. Tacott.
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Scenery Il PICTURESQUE

Scenery !. Picturesque.
The Bahama Islands are noted as
health resort, and their popularity
Is Increasing every year. Beautiful
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FOR LITTLE FOLKS.
A COLUMN OF PARTICULAR IN.
TEREST TO THEM.
Something that Will Interest the Juvenile
Members Of Every IIouseh ,ld-Quaint Ac.
tions end Bright Sayings of Many Cute
and ClrnIng Children.
Illustrate Fairy Stories.

Illustrated fairy stories are pretty
novelty for simple entertainments
given by children. "Thc Thee
Bears" was lately successfully given
by three boys. :, 10 and l3 years old.
who personated the bears that were
hungry and fed on soup, and who
were turned out of their beds and
cheated Of their dinner 10y that pretty
little maiden, Curly Locks. The
bca!s were clothed in skin, OF brown
canton flannel, made like chidren's
night drawers, with the arms and
legs heightened so as to cover hands
and feet, and with the faces covered
by masks representing bears faces.
The bears are father, mother aud
cub, and the baby bear wears cap.
The first scene shows the family just
before dinner, the mother knitting,
tue father reading a newspaper, and
the child looking at an immense pic
ture book. When the family sit down
to Jhsir supper of porridge, they all
complain that it is too hot and start
out for walk. Then Curly Locks
arrives, and she is found by the bea's
when they return from their walk.
There are many other simple fairy
stories that children could do very
nicely without elaborate stage set
ting. They make very charming
little home plays and give much
pleasure without the elaboration and
magniticence that we have seen late
ly in that nice old story of "Cinder-
ella"
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TALKING Of killing that elephant
in Central Park reminds me OF .
baby that was fed on elephant milk
and gained twenty pounds Ia q week. y,
~G01d gracious, whose baby was itPs
The elephant !. - Halo.
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ingly novel as well as very graceful!
|, 1t is said that the fair dancer has
had several offers from American
I managers.