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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-10

THE falsity of the pretense of the
lingo statesmen that the provisional
government of Hawaii is a republic is
exploded by no less an authority than
Mr.. Thurston, the minister of that gov
eminent to the United States. When
asked if it was the intention of the bro
Visional government to proclaim a re-
public. he replied: "Such an idea never
entered our heads. Why should it? We
are now an established government. we
have been recognized by both the
United States and Russia, and to estab-
lish republic would be but to renounce
the recognized grounds we now have for
existence. This we do not propose to
do" How can the lingo shriekers claim
that the cause of the provisional govern.
ment is the cause of republicanism in
the face OF such declaration?
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-10
THE DAILY GLOBE

PUBLISHED EVERY DAY
Attic GLOBE BUILDING,
CORNER FOURTH AND CEDAR STREETS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-10

4 CHICAGO man is asking Il divorce
Oh the ground that he was led to the
altar blindfolded and welded to wom-
an he had never seen. He parted from
her on the day after the marriage, aud
it appears that she was as anxious for
the separation as he. Under the cir
cUmstances the court thought it proper
to sever the ties that bound reluctant
groom to an equally reluctant bride,
and the twain are now seeking for their
atfinities. Their friends propose to in
troduce them TO each other, in the hope
that an affection may spring up be-
tween them. If they had thought of
this eXpedient before the marriage, the
divorce proceedings might have been
avoided.
The Redwood gazette., 1894-12-27

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The Redwood gazette., 1894-12-27
CIVIC SOCIETIES.

MASONIC. ANTIQUITY LODGE, No. 81. A.
VM F.&A. M.-Regular meetings on the ISL
and Sd Wednesday in each month, ut ';2o
O'Clock p. M. OIL. Dornberg, W. M O' w.
Dickinson, Sec'y.
REDWOOD CHAPTER No "a, X. A. M.-Stated
Conversations the I'd. FRIDAY of each month
Q. L. Dornberg. M. f. HIP. Sd. hace,sec.
REpwooD FALLS CoMMANDERY. No. 15. KIT
Stated cOnclaves first Monday OF eacn mOntn'
at SpM H. N. Bell, E. c. EN-. Holmes'hec
CHARITY CHAPTER, No. 35. o. E. s. Regular
meetings I'd and 4th Wednesday evenings OF
each month, at 1880 p. m. Mrs. Florence
Bowers, w M; Miss Charlotte Schmahi' sec.
r %. o. F.-REDwooD LODGE. No. 6S. meets
lS+ every Saturday night, at 1:oO O CLOCK
Brothers from distance cordially lnVlted 10
attend A. S .Kenney. N g.; A c. Burmelster'
q - SxtkPRIsE ENCANPMENT. No. 35. Regular
meetings Ist and Cd Tuesday evenings OF each
arrfcsdelfC O. P. ~ A. H. Moon. K. S,
- CRYSTAL LODGE, No. %, d. of R.-Regular
meetings I'd and 4th Wednesday evenings OF
each month, at 7:3u p. m. Miss Julia Licht-
warck, N. G. Mrs. Luella Moon, Rs.
A O,U.W W-REDwoOD FALLS LODGE, No.
n. IS. meets every Monday evening, at their
hall Visiting brethren made welcome. ) l..
Byram Nj. W.; 5. .. Mason, Rec"raer
X OF P.-REDwooD FALLS LoOdE, NO e
H. meets every Tuesday evening, in Ack-
mann's Hail. Visiting brothers are cordlally
invited C. w. Mead c, c.; M. Aune, H. Il. 5.
~ A. R.-John S. Marsh Post, No. &-Reg-
O.ular meetings every first and third FRI
days of each month, at its hall. At one o CLOCK
p NJ. E. D. French. CON-; Geo. Buxton, AdJt.
woMEN's RELIEF CORTs Meets second and
fourth Tuesdays of each month Mrs. BESSIE
Newton. President; Mrs Elizabeth Rowe'Sec.
The Redwood gazette., 1894-12-27

had ever been young He appeared t.,
be so years old when people first began
to call him Miser Jones, and the passage
of time did not appear to affect him.
he was wrinkled and skinny and white
haired, and men said he would have
been dim Of sight but for the greed Of
gain which burned in his eyes till they
shone like VOLTS
Mlser Jones had relatives, but for
fear they might want money he cut
loose from them. He owned several
houses, but that he might not take from
the rent he lived in miserable room
and Jared little better than dog He
had money to lend, and he exacted usu-
ry. There were no days of grace for one
In his debt. Prompt payment must be
made, and to the last penny, and nei.
ther words nor tears would move him.
No charity, no church, nc beggar, ever
extracted one cent from Miser Jones.
He cared nothing for the trials and mis-
fortunes Of others, and he was never af.
fected by what men said of him except
when some one observed that he could
not take his money beyond the grave
That idea alone upset him and detract-
ed from his happiness. He spent hours
in wondering if it could not be done,
and sometimes he was On the point of
asking lawyer to so arrange matters
that his money should at least be buried
with him.
The New Year dawned bleak and cold
and dreary. There was a high wind,
and the air was full of whirling snow,
and even had it not been holiday few
people would have moved away from
their iresides unless forced to.
''It is good day for me-a fine
dayn' chuckled Miser Jones as he look
ed out on the deserted streets and up at
the leaden sky. ''No one will disturb
me today, and I may sit down and
count up my wealth. am richer than
a year ago today, much richer, but l
want to know the figures to shilling
to penny. They call me Miser Jones,
but can laugh at their sarcasm and
abuse. Now we will figure
Miser Jones had bonds and mortgages
and notes and bank account. He knew
the sum total within a dollar, but it
was keen delight for him to sit down
and cast up interest again and add it to
The Redwood gazette., 1894-12-27

that entirely different samples, very
apparently from some other locality,
had been substituted on the following
Monday with the request that they oe
assayed Immediately, and that these
were called for on Tuesday and rep
resented to be from the Redwood
rock. These two substituted samples
are the only ones claimed to be from
Redwood Falls in which the State
university has been able to find more
than trace of gold. One contained
galena and the other oxide of iron
two elements not found in the Red
wood quartz at all.
In this connection it is we'll to state
that President Edlund, of the Gold
Mining and Refining Co., was in the
city all of last week. divulging mag
nifcent scheme-in his mind. He
proposed to have the city of Redwood
Falls give his company bonus Of
$1,000, the company in return for the
same to locate its crushing and
smelling works here, and in connec-
ton with the same was to operate an
electric light plant, which would sup
ply the city with its light. In ad-
dition to>this the company would run
an electric motor line from this city
to the mipes north of Delhi, for the
purpose of carrying passengers, and
its ore to the crusher and smelter.
Several members of the council were
approached on the scheme, but it was
apparent from the start that no en-
thusiasm could be created in that BODY.
The scheme has practically been
abandoned.
Messrs. Barnes and Glascoe, the
two gentlemen commissioned by the
company to blast and carry the gold
to the assayer, are not very we'll pleas
ed over the Jounals treatment of their
experience. They affirm that the
gold removed by them from the mine,
was taken to the assayer and assayed
without ever leaving their possession
or eyes. They declare that when DR..
Lehnen completed his assay of the
quartz taken to him by them they
could see the gold very plainly.
The Redwood gazette., 1894-12-27
CITY OFFICERS.
CHURCHES.

DRESBYTERIAN.-Re John Sinclair. pas,
L tor. Services every Sabbath at !U:5J
O. clock A. M and at o'clock P. NJ. Sabbath
school ut II o 'clockM.
NTETHODIST.-Rev.L l.. Hanscome Pastor.
Vl Services every Sabbath. at lo:oJ CLOCK
A. Land at Pm. Sabbath school at IL M
Young mems prayer meeting Wed. evening
Observation-Disclosures on every LORDS
~ Day at 10:31 o'clock A. NJ. and at p. M.
Sunday School at II NJ. w. l., Stine, Pastor.
EPISCOPAL.-Church of The Holy Com
"a munion. Rev. Henry Beer. service
every Sunday, in the morning at lO.oo ana IN
the evening at 500 p. m. Sunday schooi I'M
mediateiy after morning service. Service is
held on Friday evening at 500.
CEvENTH- DAY ADVENT S. 5. every
- seventh day at IL A. NJ. Church service
following, Missionary and teachers meeting
Sun. evening, Prayer meeting Wed. evening.
rATHOLIC.-Divine services on the 80
~ Sunday of each month at III ~ a. m ana
at 80 D. m, and Saturday preceding and
Monday following at a. m. Also the Satur-
day before lst Sunday. FIR. B. Vonderlage,
PaStOr.
The Redwood gazette., 1894-12-27
Personal PROPERTY TAX,
What Redwood Falls and Charles.
town Holders Paw.

Auditor Anderson has almost CON-
pleted the personal property tax list
for the year 1894, taxes on which be-
come delinquent in March, 1894. The
full county is not completed, and the
GAZETTE only gives the returns from
the City of Redwood Falls and the
town of Charlestown, on personal
property valued at over $500. The
total personal property valuation in
the city is $l35,367, while the tax to
be collected on the same is 4,43S. .O6.
Those paying taxes on personal prop
erty valued at $500 and over, and the
amounts paid,in this city, land Charles
town, follow:
The Redwood gazette., 1894-12-27
A MISER'S NEW YEAR.
By M. QUAD.

copyright, 1904, by American Press Associa-
tion.l
"Miser Jones"-that was what ev.
erybody called him. and the title did
not displease him. Indeed it rather fat
tered him. To be a miser meant the
possession of money. and money was his
god. There were people who could re-
member him as a young man and a
spendthrift, but they were very few.
To look at him one would wonder if hG
The Redwood gazette., 1894-12-27
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY.

A small stock of Rolled Gold Jewelrv.
not cheap goods, but every piece war
ranted tor at least years good wear.
Collar and Sleeve Buttons. Watch
Chalns. Breast Pins and Watch Charms.
etc. We will close out the stock at 25
per cent. Discount. as we havn't the
room to handle them
The Redwood gazette., 1894-12-27
Books.

An unusual good variety of handy
volume gift books at low prices.
The Redwood gazette., 1894-12-27
Is CENTS

For choice of over 100 different work.
by best Authors. in neat cloth binding
The Redwood gazette., 1894-12-27
NOVELTIES,

Cheap and medium priced goods in new
designs in aluminium, Cellaliod, Silver
and White Metal
The Redwood gazette., 1894-12-27

Annis. Levi. .s15.4O
ACkmann. H G.. .49.16
Barnes. E B. sos
Barker Bros ..6.O4
Bowers. J H. .14.27
Baker, w E. IA
Bager. A W. S.37
Bell. H N .49.62
Brown. Geo. 1921
Citizens Blk. 1.OO6.25
Clough, R W. 14.Ss
Chollar. c C.. 7.25
DunningtOn.JM27 so
Eagle r M Co ..32.75
Finn. w D. .....22.34
French & H'm'r. .7.5O
Ferris. B A A......7.76
Guth. L A. 40
HOughmas'r, G. ..6. 40
HOlbOrn & Pm. 1859
King Bros. 80. 20
Lichtwarck. j. 1917
Laird & D'b'g. go. .21
Luscher. E A.. 3O.59
Mckay & Race. 44.49
Mckay & Ever't 6.93
Pratt, Mary. $50
Pugh, J A 81
Poe & VanG'ldr 6. .O6
Redw'd Co Blk 5O3.13
Robinson & Co ..7.O8
Skinner & Pms. g. 40
Schmahl. Emil. IL. .OS
Schmahl & Co. 1881
Truesdell. F.....7.57
TIL 'psOn & Md. 1859
Val B Br Co ....9.74
Vaughn, G W....7.77
WinOna L Co. .42.O3
White & Huds'n19.32
Gray, VIM. 6.O4
Lamberton, C..17.14
The Redwood gazette., 1894-12-27
JUVENILE Books,
BIBLES.

BY far the largest stock in the city.
BIBLES.
Ihe celebrated Oxford Teachers Bible
at extreme low prices. Pocket Bibles
and TeStamentS
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-10
81 1C] :
Play in the
Appearance
Of a
Person :?

They are the noticeable article you wear and YOU
cannot be we'll dressed without good shoes.
we have them in the very latest styles For wear
III kusets and Black Shoes while for evening dress
everything In the Shoe line Patent LeaheTs for en- to the
protest, daintiest sort of Slippers for the ladies'
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-10

w. w. RoDfNsoN has moved with Mas
sic ~ Martin to Jefferson street. Orders
left there for moving pianos ana furni
ture promptly attended to.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-10

j. d. MCNAMEE, agent for G.. .. w.,
Painter am pre- pared TO do all kinds
OF painting on shora notice. Satlsfac-
ton guaranteed in quality Of work and
terms of payment.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-10

Watch for the anpouno ement of the two extra
numbers (parts II and 18) which will contain III
addition to views of "The White City," complete
pictorial description of the great
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-10

ATTEND the auction sale OF cloth IL
the Day Building, Campbell street, op
posite the postofiice, beginning Wednes
day, April IL, at $3.50 p. m.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-10
new lACES. new GLOVES.

Agents for Standard Paper Patterns,
most stylish and best fitting patterns
made. II. &c B.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-08-16

iunsrbalb pelaer bic 3uiiimmuns Der
Siaoten eriOlesn iOl. @enn eaber Der
Gousreb oos geriaHnnssamtHb
ben Staaien uHterbreiiet unn aneenom,
menenfalls Sebn berislbsn aeeeptiren e.
uno elmer lebne 20 ab, 10 ieieH bic erite
ren Ssbn Stimmen 40 0bnnIien btsiel.
ben ~ Sdblen, bic cine ablsbuenos
Stimme aber nitt basseen, neil Der
lesters Stoat i'm ndhfen Sabre nod
sinmal abItimmeu fam. glur bic sus
itimmeufsn HVten ipirocn i'm Siaaiss
oepartement prptoiolirt uno rpenn nah
elmer Reihe Don Snhreu bic ahniiiaen
abitimmEneeu bic Trsipieiiel.W WloiOri'
tat crrri6ien. 10 Ddrs bos Amenoement
ansenommeu. 9nr Seit iuhreen BET ~
Staateu 33 Stimmen sriproerlif iein.
aui IL Stimmen tonne man bereits NIT
Si5erbeit re4HeH, ba III Siaaisn iida
bereits bis Dor stpei Sabrsn ~ 0uElten
Der GenotruHs tHiiaitoen batisn uHo
ieiioem brei iueitsrs Staaien oisien ae'
iolst isien. Galifprnien. Creeon. On.
oiana. Sllinpis, Reip guri, MRinisan,
9anias, SoahO. @eit 8irsiHia. 9ouiii.
ana uub Ship ipdren unter ben bersiis
ais fiber 81 betra&teHoen StaaisH.
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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-08-16

Die Radpanosruns amsriiamaoer
Wuslduoer nan europa bausrt inner
nod fort aHo Srpar IN usritdrittm Rab'
itabe. @R ans Nau Duri semeIoei
.uirb, traisu i'm Wonat Suli unstidhr
10000 geriOnsu i'm 9uiidenssd bic
Rhdreiis nab Der olieu @elt on, nab
rene bic Geiammisiuwuuoeruns nab
reHo bts Mpnats nur IL. 900 bttrua,
oas beist, sisis Siiitr ii eiarHilih pieI
sa bod sesriiisu, oeHH uon oisien eli
ianIeHb beIiaub faum bic pdlftr aus
,uirfliheu Ginpanocreru.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-08-16
.su Den ssfrdbisasn W o

.3u Den esfrdbiefeu w o.
uppplsn Nmeriia's seb0rt Der un'
ter Ger eeiiuua bss bsrhhtieten 2heo.
bprSauemeper itetenot Sudertruii ooer,
suie bet aeisblihs Ramt lauiet: -ame'
rieau sugar. Rsiinina GOmponp~. Dor
ipeniaen 3aesn hielten bic NitaIisoer
Der @eielitdii in Ssricp Gttp ibrs
SabresusriamHlnne ab. In iuelhsr ein'
itimmia beihlOKen ipuroe. oas aapiiaI
oes 8erbdnoes nm s25, 600, 900 ~ per-
msbren, nm neue Jabriieebdnbe Su er'
tihten nno ben @ei@dfisbetrieb aus
bebnen 40 t6nneH. 2aut BEN Berihi
oes Shatmeiiiers bslisien iip bic Ret
tOsinnabmen i'm perfOiIeusuen Sabre
aui rnnb iiiri Wlill,Oneu Tollars .lpopcu
t3,750,00O ale TiuibenOeu an Vito.
mare bssablt pnrben. ipdbreno Der an
iebulid,e Saeit BEN @eierpeiono hber'
antwortei iprroe. Tas Geiammtper'
m6stu bisies ,TruR- betrdsi, wie Der
Shasmeiiisr onsiebi. s62,S45, ,39l.S1.
unp nun utraietme man onmu pir uih'
ianits TerisHisen. iuelfe oieie Hnsebsu'
ren Summen allidhrli6 burt barts, an
itreHeenbs arbeii srseusen. Die 8Hder'
bausarbeiter bes ssaannten 1ruis &C.
hbrsn uotprii4 sh ben am iHiehieit be-
sablten unb ausesbeuietiten 2pbniiIapen
amsriia's. vie bic Brouflputr Snder'
bausarbsiir i'm Sabre 1886 ben ger'
iuh ulaMtsn, ibrs arbsitsseit umgtwas
~ perrinesrn, ipurbsE luobrbaii ihnu'
srlids Hniianbe In ben ecrtisen 6abri'
Ten Ses 1raas anistoedt. Die arbeits'
seit bieIsr 2suie ipdhri BON irabenNpr'
gen bic In bic Tinisnbe Wadt, ibre Ht.
sahlnna IN miierabel nnbs bic arbeii
islblt fhr robuiteaRdnner auirsibeno. VI.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-08-16

@dhffnb Der alte oem0lraiiide &c.
nnicr Halmer pen SlIinpis fur bic &c.
naicrenpahi burh birtffe wplisabitim.
mnna in, bat iid Der rspubliianiIHs
GsnaiSspnpent pun SIlincis aui Heirsi
ben bts Senators GuIlom scesn bic bi.
rslis WplislpabI uflhrt. Genntor Gull
icm mptipirt irins Dppoliiion ssgen bic
bireite @olisipahl b1burh, bab birg,ar.
tel ipr Sutereiis an ben 2esisIaturiDnbs
Zen perlirren iphrbe. Tieie non GulIcm
mii isldem tJrelmuib ous9sIpro&snr
Sese ldbt tief bIidsn. ~@p bn ui6i
Bit, 6err Drsanii, ba ibiDeissn ale
5l5tsn,- cber .Mlousp mates ibe mare
ap.a mis mir Ihcn frlbsr bemsriifn.
Iinb bic Breunbe eisitr HeicrHmoBrs.
'atl riipns ~ ianauniid. 3err 1udsr.
Der Batter Der bstrsiimbn 5lfIcluiion.
slanbt ibriaens. bob i9lisbIib bic Ne'
|crm burd6rIuaen lUirb.
a. IN udmIi4 leine 8tit Irpessssst'
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-08-16

1aS rationale Gbssuronetrnbons
bat BEN Ssnai enolib na6eebeu nne
beiIen .1mit"' 1ariibill nuuehmen mai'
fen. Gie III Siror sin S6r,ii. wenn and
Gin iurser, in Der Rihtuns Der 3nrtf'
reform, ,uiro aber Dor BEN BClle ihwer
inter BEN bDisu glamen 81 Ieieen hobsn,
ben ibr Der ihinoliHe @erraih Der ST.
uaturen German, griee unS Smith an
ben 9adsrtruh ssssbsn. Grsili4 bate
Der IruSi unier BEN Wesfinlepseiee jan
bic ecpyslis 8olpsrsRHhisHnp; eamii
Tam absr Der ssriussrs Raub Hi9t as.
re6tiertiet merben. - Der Iariitampi
bat bs bemclratiihs Bariei fIlrHibor
erI&httert, bod fe wiro selaaiert bar,
aus hsrporssben; bas @rps Der Bartti
spirb mt ben 5hhrern Iirsnae Wtnnf'
rrna baI,en unb bic Trufs nno Ncne.
pol arsanbe anter ibuen aus BEN Saitel
iperfen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-08-16
ttnjer arOter illujtrirter &atalc9

whe r huo nie
Iar wc he @ad bicrefTs emvoha psrorn
aHsiaHI SomanH Ter Rocs tn Der hntnn
iar Cts Srimar OHs sH GorHe
reganbt.
SssssrassR Der sa.thtn aissHut Srs isi
er,anbi itstm Tsunhn Raiass.
sni&a ssrssnsuhn su eusotHr sanss N
die OWEN ELECTRIC BELL d APPLIANCE GO.
eaastcHis s~ss
the ELECTRIC BELT BUILDING.
2Of btS Eli state st. ,eG6e Adams, Chicago, 81.
9as sr5bis sIsfrj4s @arisl.GiabIHemsHi Der geeli.
ns san amt sss sdis.a sAss,sa
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-08-16
shasmsiiasr NAB Sinisn.

""DN"Ns~N" wv O~"NN
Eie @iscunIiner Staais Beb6reen
loien in ibrsr Reiormarbeit gtaen be
rbemaIisen rtpubliianiiheu StaatsI6as'
msiiter niht nah, osnen re bic pdbreuo
frlherer Sahreu asmahie 8eute an
3inisn aus staatsiOuos abSuiossu iuti.
llsber bic nenrfs ghaIs Der -S6abs
msiitsr grOSsiis" ihrcibt bic .gsis.
SinatsSis.@ 5oieenbes:
Bon Ridier Giebeder wurbe am
YsitiuOh sssen bic sbenalissn Stn0is-
ihasmeifer pds uue 2fbn Deotu
RhdjabluIs Der SntereRsn aus Sianiss
fonos, bic is beholten hatteu pdbreno
ibres amisisrmlns pom Sabre 1870
bic sum Sabre 1878, Elm GrisuntHib
gum 1etraat Don tlSl, ,Ul5 trlaReH.
Der Uall uutsrihisb ii& pon ben
frhbsr sntId,somsp GdilsH eabnia. bab
bas Beieb, peIAes I'm Sabre 1879 in
Rraft trat, fshimmi, bdb Der SHas.
meiIter aat @sbhhren nnb Sporttln IN
bos GAabami eiusablen nub. Die
gerflaaten erfldrtsn, bab bits cine Ra.
tiieirrne ibrrr irRbtreH panhlunaen
ent5alis. bic Binifn tax iie IN bfbaltsn.
aber GiGftr Gitbsdex tnti&itb, bat
aan siner poranseesanesnea GHtidei
bang bis 0iHien iriHs @e5hhrtn Ober
Spertelu fnc. iunberH Gin 7beil Der
gtaatsipnos.
.Ri&ter Sisbedrr iast in ieinsr GHi.
iaeieaHe sann nod 6oisenoss: Die
Jdlle Siaat % 5aribap uao aHoere
baden RestIn eeihaiien, bic bic Srnesn
bier beireifeu. &C pnroe in bieisn
5dllsn btliimmt, bab bic StaotsiOnos,
iObalb lit in Banitn ourch bic Stats.
ihabmeiaer oepUuirt iinb, GissHtbum
bes Siaates bleibeH, bab bic Sinien,
bic ha'hr bsSablt merbtH, BEN Staat
aehoren nnb bob ein niti in Slnre6'
nnne brinssn p0n Stiieu bes S6ab'
meiitsrs EN- Bruh isinsr i'm Bomb ae,
sebeneu gsriprehuusen isiH iuhrbs Hnb
tam oaber seseH ben Staatsihabmei
Ter une isins Bhrssn bic seridilias
alass sur @ieoererlansune oes Betra'
ses aHseitrenst iperben. &c wirb poH
ben gertlasien aHeeIhbrt, bab bieielben
uiht psraHtportlid sebalisn merben
ionnieu. fue:i bic Qeeislatnr i'm Sabre
1878 ourG @eIsse bas ratifsirt babe,
mas bic Etaais I@abmeiiser bic bahin
ale sstbaH. ndmliA bic 9inIsa als Gi,
sentbum ~ betrahteH.
Die @elttsebuna III iebedb In meb'
reren puHiten burHaus nidi euiIAeis
benb. % aiebt feine BtItimmnna,
ipslAe ben S&atmeiiisrn bic 70 erIana.
ten GeIber aber,peili, nod sriitireH Bs.
itiumunem, tpslds be GdatmeiIter
aHpeiisn, bic 0elber ju pertteilsn, nod
beItfbeu 1eitimmunssn. ipelAe bic
SHabmeiIter BACON besrsieH, kbtr bic
Hsrwaltuna Der Wslber Su rahen, ,ipenn
nidbt 10 folIeitirte Weloer Sn ben EpeEs
islH ecsbren Iplfu, Dies iteint mir
niti idnser cine oifsne 6rass an ieiR.
Jn bsm Dalls Giant %. Nlc3etribae
trfidrie bas @eribt, bab bic Dmien, bic
Der SAatmesier einasSoeen, nur Don
,bm arait fsines Amtes sensmmen
ipfrbsn i0nutn nnb btr Office gsbSren.
.Dieies GBelb wirb hdnn elm Staatsfsnn
uno IN biernah mic nis cine Gportsl
cber 0tbiihr Der Office msbr su be.
tratten.@
Die 6rase III MN. ob nidi IN Sap,
DaIcta be BerbdltniiIe gang dbnlih
ben i'm Cbisen bareelsstsn BON eeiss
roHiin Fnp, nnb Oh nidi ant nnirre
sbcmalieen unb Der isbiss Staaisibob'
ueiiter Snr 3eraussnbs Der ppu itnsn
be3ogsneH 8inifH aus Gtnntsgelprrn
oe5ipunsen iperbeu iOnHten.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-08-16

Der lluisrihisb smiihen Der osmc'
iraiiibsn Yorts, uno ben 8spnbliiaHsru
bsiteht oariH, oab srfsrr our4 Gin paar
abtranniss an Der ruideu ausiabruns
hires suten gpriasss asbinosrt tp,re,
iudbreno bic rspubliianiids portei als
Elm icitssihlpHsnes Gansss filr sins
Sprtiesnns oss bisbsrissu &aubiphems
elnhebt. @el.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-08-16

Giaem i'm -armOur Seralo" pub
lisirten @aibinstUner Telesramm sn'
iolss weroen aIls @eriOuen, luelte am
/. San. b. 8. nibt mebr wis 40 Aeres
2ans bsiabsu. bers@tist iein, In Der
Danlion Rsisrpatiuu so aeres auiSn'
nehmeu.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-08-16

Gin @edIslblait msint boshait, bic
Ssrren i'm @aIbiustOn.r Capitol bIie'
ben nur bssbalb 10 lauee beiiammeu,
neil re ss fberboupt uiht mebr mag.
ten, ibrsu GSuhitueHtsn pOr bic aussn
Su treten.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-08-16
$ralltn's 9arraparilla,
nus arnt3e Bli,t-f1etlnttttel.

Gs bet ale aranibsH bic ans Iem Blue nbeu aaeu
eeeer uHo RernfaHibesn uHe Rbmusmu G in bic bette ablnss
mecjn @rnos est wirt m uchha grus bic Slai6 6los
n ar $500 anf uH2 som SOrousbssabms pOOrsi ssianb
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pllt uehbmu
snns Uesn sSs q pn Soann sspaua gns pua@h sasldse
Ra6bem ubraud
eabr fam ID eeonns eanPaua alien sStHsH m Gcp mp
SobH o. plws.
GiH HtruhsrSaa ssktiIL
2 q,
init
Anss eIni apphIOfstdi Ntsd Rnnaihr6ea
S@G, Stubne
T&bar mpfob UOuhdHbs brsf
b Nba itb ia Sunp eato
ul6a unb akif rn
GeauHs IT'D IsiSsb
ScaIias
Gebrau6i iGnssauns sebupfIsH. .25c
eeaHinS Slit Soer bs ale aopdmsr, unA
Renosn 20 N inuen Gntbdlt in Opium 1ar iu Sarmlo.
sit ptrblrsn irups ib peauf pOnmmensr @aramie
g. o. seailtr Pratif4sr apoibeisr gh9en. .. ..
ersn Die Banln Der Sabt une Der Seausseber Oe
Stuibt bhtt erH. SoaIiH Hnb HsHHt sids 3stuHs.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-08-16

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Ascsi
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ssn In mtdnug pnb zchAn
Srttert
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