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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02
ROAD TO FORT SILL
WILL rRoBABLY BE BUILT
FROM DUNCAN. 1. T.,
Dawes Party Invited 10 Visit tho
Rich and Fertile choc,aw ana
chiekasaw Countries.


Special Dispatch
Duncan, l. IT, March 1.-The Duncan
board Of commissioners me, yesterday for
the purpose Of taking steps 20 build
bridges and open Up road to Fort sill.
a resolution was passed to invite the
Dawes commission here. The following
letter was sent out;
To Hon. Henry 7. Dawes aud Others.
Checoiah, l. n:
Having noticed your notes Of travel
in the Indian Territory while treating
with the FIVE civilized tribes, and espocl-
ally In the Chociaw and Chickasaw coun-
iries, we dccm IL proper that you should
visit this part OF the country. and hereby
extend to you an invitation and hearty
welcome 10 the town OF Duncan.
We believe 10 Is almost impossible for
you 10 colioft true statistics Of the con.
dition Of the Chlckasaw country without
a tour or inspection on the great Rock
Island route. which runs through the
garden spot" OF the Indian Territory,
The Rock Island district Is composed Of
q strip of country thirty miles wide aud
100 miles long. with population N
about 5000 people, % per cent Of
whom are white people The country Is
becoming rapidly settled.
There are eight towns on thu line Of
railroad, all under two years ola, ranging
In population from 900 10 1909 people.
Nearly every line Of business aud pro
fessi0n rs represented The farmers and
s,c1kmm hold laascs under the untiyes.
who arc Utmost invariably "blOod In
dams or "sduaw men, and from the
current reports are opposed TO statehood
or any change in the trbal governments.
and 1t is an undispnled fact that they
are patriotic on this question OF 'reve-
nue. only
We believe that your honorable body
should visit this section IN order TO get
az the true condition Of the tribal nffnirs
OF the Indian government, notwlthstand.
ing the "OloOded Indian h conspicuous
by his absence In these parts.
While the non,ritizpns of this country
nave no political influence and. in fact,
no voice To this important question, ye,
they are subjects mot wards OF this
grand old republic, aud ask Ia bc rpcOg
nl2cd only as far as they are entitled TO
recognition.
However. this is intended only as an
invitation, assuring you that should you
desire Of decide Ia visit the western por-
ton OF the Chirkasaw Nation, you viii
find hearty and Oppreciative welcome by
the people of Duncan, both citizen and
non-citzen
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02

1eorge l. Cause is building a hand.
Fir', Iesluence and store building on
mst and Burnett streets.
WI Burlington will soon berln tho can.
stgrH y ION Of a residence on fha corner
5" heiknap and Burnett street,
az. Sd Bruunig, treasurer Of Groom
wv. opera house. received the sad n,.,ys
''qs9 announcing the death II his father.
Dr NJ. kspsN a monument
W eatneriord druggist and f1miiy ma IN
Wv Guy today guests of Dr. McCoy.
ar. II, II. Burgess. with tho china
I'M synipany' IS recovering from a ten DAYS
Mont. j. Moore. represento,ive fro,,
Mtlam county n tbe lower house ~
Aus'lh. IS at the PieioNick.
Il. E,hagineer James Blair Of Dcnison syas
hti oae wy tlis morning attending court.
III 49,. Wlthess m the case uf William
Texas Railway. ' ""U
G. ]. MCLAUGHLIN. M ono iino oo,
neoted with one Of the Fort WARM reii.
r9als' put who left for California bss
returned to the city. "'s
a; q. Murrell. formerly sunerintep5o,,
OF .ne Santa Re. hnt now with mo Cott1n
this morning. wy ''' '"elnpils
Inc daily movement " oranges over
The Texas and Pacific ana Ntissn,,,i
Kansas and Texas railways continue
Sevgral shipments yesterday and todov
for Kansas City and Chicago.
Foreman Iamhori of tho N,ss,,ri
Kansas aud Texts section crew Il pnf.
ting IN some needed repairs at he SlH-
tsenlh and Seventeenth streets crossings
~
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02
RnAcnEp RrrnNrANcn.
Hasty Marriage Of Calvin Il peasc Ends
Ia a Divorce Suit.


Dayton. Ohio. March 1.-Dayton saci-
ETY. WINS shocked today when Il was
learned that Young Calvin H. pcasr.
sou Of Charles y. pease. president Of the
Buckeye Braes works. had heen suel hy
his wife for divorce and alimony, The
charges preferred IN the petition arr scu-
sational and In substance arN that ypnug
Peasc repeatedly clicked HE wife and,
after beating her. used vile cpiihois to-
wad lcr and accused her Of helng UNI
faithful. MIS-. Pcasp, the plaintiff Is Il
young lady vi great personal charms,
whore romantic wedding 60 the dolehd.
ant took place February ~, 1872, at
Hot SPRINGS, Ark. Mrs, Pease wns for
merry Miss Corinnc Brnyear and wss
Visiting with her uncle, &. i. hurnoE
OF st. Paul, at Hot Springs, when she
met Mr.. Pease, She had just passed
her eighteenth birthday.
The couple were married, after n
weeks cOurtship, by Justice Of the
peace. The uncle, Mr. Burnes, objected
to the unceromonious method, and thoy
We're again married according to the rites
ofrhe Episcopal church. II was claimed
that Mrs Pcase tilted y young hpslnuss
man OF st. Louis, named Means for Mr.
Pcnse, but this wRs emphnucally dcnipd
Mrs. Pcase aud her little dRuFMcr
lcit the Pcnsc residence on Wednesday
last, and arr now at the home az Mr.
and Mrs Eugene A. Ohmer, No. lUS
North Salem avenue. Dayton View.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02
A talk wiru r. q. Dun.
The Prosecution Of Mr. Wimun Deferred
ou Account OF His Family.


Pasadena, Cal. Marsh i.-R. q. Dun,
president OF The Mercantile Agency NNio.
ciailO1 arrived NJ Pasadena about "a
week ago aud Is staying at Rose Cottage
Raymond hotel, with his wife When
asked yesterday IN regard 10 tho auvs
Of Erastus Wlman, he said that the rec
port sent out from New York was SO
accurate & loft him nothing TO say. MS
he did not deem 4, necessary 60 enter BIZ
TO further particulars. Mr. Wimlus
speculailons were known, MI. Dun con.
tinued, before his connection with the
Mercantile Agency were severed, aud
were the cause of such action on thu
part Of the Agency officials, This was
IN February, lS3.
Asked why action IN the case was So
long delayed, Mr., Dun said that Il was
largely ON account Of Mr., Niman's wife
and relatives ln reference TO the cir
cular published and industriuudy clrcu.
lated about month ago by soma pernn
unknown, IN which were revealed many
hitherto dimly understood lncts IN ro.
gard To mercantile agencies and their
methods Of doing business, Mr.. Dam said
that he did not attribute It's authorship
TO Mr. Wlmnn, and that Il had not the
elighiesi bearing ON pushing the ease
against him. lie thought. however. that
Mr. Wiman had given tho author some
valuable suggestions. "'rhc natter"
added Mr.. Dam was put In tho hands Of
our attorney year ago As before stat.
ed action was delayed chiefly on az.
count OF bis family. HIS wrong-doinps.
however hccamo M general and OF such
enornity that We deemed 1t our duty
10 the public as well a. to durselyes
TO bring action against him 10 the Grim
innl courts When tho case comes to
trial AL onr charges will be fully sub.
Stimulated"
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02
VHAs 7. MATKIN.
assistant chief of Police.


t. 80 = M gfnlAfNAiNls
~ Ashley Atwell left this morning
u l9iiO Katy for New York, where
~, ss'.lo attend the A. B. Simpson mis-
,lait city '''u ia '''''' ANA - q
IT,, aatsell will leave New York In
II tl.. Vt central China I'D a missionary
r - 'tlAlry, she having voluntarily
\ ~ ~ services for that purpose
n, ftnlsllel Mission Of this city.
IS mi srtan alliance is only six years
" w NV Ihe missionary college has
Nj. pulils undergoing preparatory
lsssS 70 order that they may be
! rl1. lnl Proficient in their duties
Rqnafiea
"a ,iaAtWnll was acconnanied 70 fbe
morning by onifa a nnn,ier
~ q Nv, ,92ffs .ef Bethel mission. com
~ ~ islies aud geutlemen. The
Nam 4Nle injecting just before
~ ~ W ready 70 start. Miss At
- q f.l1s m the coach while the
ihe r WIS standing alongside
fa ~ NA'torm with moistened
frais hsins d beautiful and an.
As. Il win be and ep with
sl.,-'' were the closing words
fe ,,i attracted quite large
ays ee ihe singing and idst
s,'tl ~ gong on, and those who
's ~ display 81 brolherly aud
itaii,l iae YOUNG laly who
alf nt gwen her life's services
sisi ~ hcRthens Of Central
81 80 f.f,s.i;'o h q. and learn Of lie
- ~. her knowledge Of Him
MID u NEks were deeply im-
'lIy " ni, .ne womanly courage ana
q M ~ ~ ..,.' o. ne que ilia, viii
'-e eoaAtrx OF her naiisitr
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02
IN THE SEAMS
OF HARRIS Socks and Trousers $3.50
Is Found.


Chicago. H.. March LEROY Harris.
General pONoire swlndler, arrived IN
Town ais morning. ACCOMPANIED By Post.
office inspectors Stewart u this cty and
Iefberfnan ~ Cincinnati and United
states Mnrshal Colt. Harris was band
rutfgd 10 one " the car seats. and there.
fore dld not have much sleep. lie looked
tired and sleepy on us arrival lie ~
bright. Intelligent looking man Of stout
bnlld, with n mustache. and does not
snrctst either tho desperate or thief.
Ue was. however, exceedingly nerYcua,
and bis aged father met him az the
After his arrival he was taken 70 Cap
ain stewards private oihce. where
sesrrh was made Of biz clothing which
nrercd very valuable in Its results.
nm6d the luhisfhauj senms n bis
,fousafs over $1,000 in flo0 hllls was
faii-ia r-ir1niffrly aeWen hrfWcfn tue
i;,ises ard $3.50 IN $50 bills was found
srwca ilud hidden beiEean the double
80. ~ lis socks. This fegrfecnia all
XVI money BE- obtained n this state.
kfter me- search was conclnded Harris,
fsadiaIfed 10 Deputy United Siai.s Mar.
An rotf was taken down fq siar-hni
iTiirhcork.r Office ard placed " the
80 nrefb,us 70 taking Lib 70 iail
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02
HIGH ENDORSEMENTS.

Ipt worth, Tex, Murch u 1871
/, Nnom it May Concern;
~ bearer, Captain William Lightfoot,
has been connected with the police
|ilHhsnt OF this city IN the capacity OF
'slui chief aud captain for a period
ne years, is gentleman whom ]
r. peasnre Ia recommending not only
4 PRISON who Possesses the esteem OF
l9 have the pleasure of his .ac'
-l'nee but MS au energetic, consclen'
/ 'al extremely successful poles
~ During his long term of ser
4 -leg my personal supervision he
IN meiyed o reprimnnd. nor Were
III plaints ever fled against him
,tet Of duty, or upon any other
~ ! can add that Captain Light
\ hputAiien IN police circles OK
~. syon1 the local department, and
w ability has been gratefully Ne
eised upon several occasions by the
|- authorities OF other cities. He re.
Ky lls position on the police force of
|1eY % engage IN other and more
.-lts business, and / cheerfully en-.
Y olia D. a man worthy Of the regard
N ~ lrreproachable character is q
guarantee
s9'p JAS. II. MADDOX,
tru,s Chief of Police.
assistant Chief of Police.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02
DUNCAN WROUGHT UP
OVER THE GEOGRAPHICAL LINE
OF THE TOWN,


Special Dispatch.
Duncan, l. r., March 1.-somc Little
excitement Is prevailing here at present
over the geographical situation Of she
town Of Duncan,
Duncan il the largest town on o.,
Rock Island railroad in the territory, nd
is building Up quite rapidly. the reside1ca
portion extending over quite largs
area There seem to be two surycya
Of the base line between the IhickaadW
nation and COmanche reseryatiDu rro
llue being nearly two miles from ih,
coulter Of The town, but V Is nov claimed
BY certain surveyors that the .rhe linr
Is one mile and half east Of The olj
recognized line. thereby throwing cuhsid.
cradle Of the city u iJlncan within
tle border Of the Counl 'hn country
There are many good buildings rasi.
donces-wfthin said hines, and some
owners OF the property are becoming
harmed as the law strictly fOrbids my
one from going IN the Comaughe country.
However, this may be o false alarm,
which yonr correspondent hna cause To
believe. Al any rate. The country has
been claimed by the Chickasaw govern
ment, aud 1t would make q hard Job 10
eicri or move 10 anyHlse The numerous
buildings Oh The disputed country.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02
FUGITIVE CASHIER,
WHO EMBElZLED \ LARGE SUM
OF MONEY AND Is
Supposed TO be in Fort Worth-A
Reward OF $500 offered for
the Fugitive.

A full description of John W Love, a
badly wanted man in New York, has
been sent TO police headquarters.
Love was, prior to the Sth Of February
cashier Of the First National bank ~
Watkins. n ". but on the evening OF
the Sth he suddenly disappeared. He Is
wanted for embezzling large amount Of
the banks funds. \ reward Of $500 il
offered for the apprehension of Love. and
his delivery To the official, at Watkins.
The police are OF the opinion that the
fugitive is In this city, as man suiting
the description has been seen In For.
Worth, and the officials think he Is still
here.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02
rNANcIAt

I.OANs.-NfN BUSINESS KEEPS Mi. pOs1,
% AZ &C. uil egupanir- taaniua M rcNas,
know whesc 10 place X. Miiic 10 Girn
walker. Jr.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02
HARD TIMES ~ NEW InRsnY.
Savings Banks Show Shriukagc OF
S2OOO,OD0 for 1893


S2.OOO,OOO for 1893
Trenton, n. j.. March The annual
report Uf George s. Dutycp. state COM
missioner Of banks aud Insurance, ON
the savings banks In the state for the
ycur ending January I. lSDi shows
decrease of over S2.OOO.OO0 IN the de.
posts. 1t is expected that. owing to
the panic last wear and the withdrawal
Of money by frightened depositors. Us
well az by reason of the hard Tines,
which compelled many depositurs 10 liee
upon their savings that the annual re-
port would show o large shrinkape. 10
is less than was unilclDnto1. A total
OF S37.129 i02 Of deposits was IN the
savings banks in New Jersey on Innu-
AIRY / Nearly nm equal amount Is In.
vested In building and loan stock In the
various associations In the state. About
S7O,OO0OuO altogether the great bulk Of
IL belonging 10 wncecarncrs and repre-
scnting WagcsnvinRs. fnruls an indus
trial capital that at 4 pcr cent would
yield an annual income OF 81, 10000.
The number Of denostors on 1ansary
l was l37. SI7. 80 that the reduction 0f
deposits leaving out Of account the nat
urnl increase for the year, would amount
IN only about SIG for each dcpOsliur.
While there were 1910 accounts closed
during the year. these mostly during the
panic period, MS many as 2s,lSI were
opened.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02

where he won't IN default Of $4,000
after brief Preliminary hearing.
Inspector lethermAn said that llarris
admitted 10 him that he had q partner
IN the crime. but declined 70 state who
The person was, He claims 10 have n.
vided NJ with him. and that he only
got $3.50 altogether out Of the straliugs.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02

1t has been docreed by those ladies
cured Of Nervous Headache land they
are leglon) That any lady who suffers
with Headache, knowing that PRES
TONS HED-A[E will cure It sure In
IL minutes. deserves the pain. What
think yOul
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02

Michael Aub Is having built IN Paris %
ive.story house without any suircascs
Il is in the Rue Miller. street with a
very steep gradient As the ground rises
The levels of The floors rise so one can
step from the fourth and fifth floors To
the street just as from the first
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02

Herr Much of Vienna The celebrated
lingnist. whose knowledge Of European
languages is not surpassed 10y that Of any
one living. has goue 10 ireland 10 learn
Irish Al present he Is residing I'M Dublin
and is taking lcssous from the professor
of Irish md Trlniiv cnlleae
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02
s,51vrD uisIsELF.

81 have bought and owned over ~, ny
..-ar. IN my life. but never have ! owned
49, Ia, ,,nal 10 those 'Platina' guaranteed "a
guy " Andcrson's" THIS IS the Te5dise.
~ ~ eyery purchaser Iry one anu p'
convinced.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02
WANT COLUMN.


THE GAzErrE IS TUE GREATEST
Nothing 81 published fr0o except situations
wanted This exception Is made solely fpr
&c nehs,i; OF tagi' 4o asg anAi3a5 20
uiauta ~ illa department are charged Tor Nc
the raio OF ] cent 4 word each ISSUE pny
Ghie 10 advance 10 advertisement taecn
pERSONAL.
LOST.
FOUND.
RrRAlHp.
siiMYEp on STOLEN
FOli REST.
ron SALE
HEfp WANTED.
EusINI13s CHANCES
WANTED lnHEf i.tNOS.
WANTED HppMs,
WANTED BOAtfn.
WANTED -BnAliDfns
WAASIInfDD ilieAh EScHA4IIar
WANTED =MtHCEffsANEOtR
Professional, financial aud gihrl cards,
parfmeht .25 llnr per month. Discount
Tor time ans and Tor mrh.
PERSONAL.
Narafifsrs fhoHid rsnieDhef that letters
directed e Initial oniy afe re- delivered
fhly should Ne difrffel 70 the ears Of come
prrsnn, nrfn or plstniiigr h31.
Lat On lHfItft iNlNuiNANa NNfNffl lnf 10
tln counting room yesterday N b. m,
Persons railing for thein VIII piense say
FI j. o, -
ggg3oSD HAND HOOKS BOUGHT GOLD
o. exchanged. teieniihr. inv Or the0lDEl-
al or mtchanlcal specially. a. J.
Bpaz. 900 Aialn street
uAUnfED LADIES' SAFEGUARD, 10
fasdicins. no e1uaii money Refunded II
mi sntifactory. Send l0e 10 Ladies'
h0gelty %. kansas riy, no
NA1tafEp IADIiss-ErSD 10 CEsTs ron
.'iufaillUis Safeguard loo medleine. no
fefuuonl' luat what you wnur Ladies'
BaEar haafsa ciiy. No.
PfNASCIAL.
noSEr 10 LOAN OK prEoyED FARMS
IN cKNTRAL TEXAS, VENDORS LIEN
NOTES PuRcIiAsEp AND EXTENDED.
O II gIflnfAs. LASD MORTGAGE
nASKEic HOARD Of TRADE nun.D.
Ixa. Fonr worm, TExAs
voeEr 40 LOAN ON FuKsfrtiHE
ufa1ssl. fie.. without fenqtaL blf.neAs
e1udfeufiai can Of adlrfas !. ~, Ala
Easi Fgarih street
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02

s ss'a; s,is w her residence among the
ness empis ens and heathens Of the Chi
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02

WANTED SITUATION AS HOOK KEN
or l0r Wholesale ot manufacturing hfm
AddrNH e., care Gazette,
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02

W, c. nErcnrn LAM MORTGAGE co,
80 AND ~ iruRugy nun.nINa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02

A neglected cough may lead to consunp.
tion, therefore, take Dr. Bulls Cough
Syrup.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02

None but ten-ycar old Relic OF Nelson
whisky sold over the Mansion Bar.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02

A SOLID OAR LOAD
OF loaded shells just received at Ander.
sons gun store
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02

OUT DOOR SPORT
Hunting clothing, camp chairs cots
and tents at Anlcrsou's gun store.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02

MILAN q. HENDERSON. COUNSELOR.
ni.lnw ana solicitor " American anl flr'
ulgu patents, uale mtrka and labelA
ll1umH go No ~, Nurrls building, curnrf
tlfih nni u strror Washington, y. q
Seventeen fcara' vNponencu, including
NetsirU NJ rNnmWiur cNpt ". Is patent
pilce sod1 sketch W model fOr report ~
TO pnttutuWuty. Onrfpgunuduurn lnYltadl
Mention tho Fort Worth Oazoiie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02

1t q said that women criminals have
larger hands and feet than average wo-
men.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02

Will soli dn rurs1pN Marrh o. 1891, In
front ~ thr c0utthnNaN Hi Ntuphrntllrf
Efiih county. TOAna. thirty tiurr hehi of
uWirt nurUhm cows, helfola hnd hulla
aittupu hcad " mules, fnfly bead uf
HORACE. hul nrros of wen iHuruvel lnuN,
iwu and unr.hnf mileH from tho count
hnuso This N Tho unpat Hmull rnnch aud
rtnpE farm kn1w NJ ln ihp gutc uf
pasaH. Hnd must be- sold uudcr fore.
rln,urp deed NJ trust for cash ia hnnh, and
,signodi JOHN s, rtpLBrE
lruntre
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02

Daniels photographs take the prize.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02

~ l ~, ~ ~ really god re- nf-'
Or you ia ls Il 3 sensrai e g p II:TfRs.
BTdIs's Ia ~, .s III iITsI. ana siT'
q VIII QUO Jon 80 apte.iie.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-02


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Van s.n 5li'i,N N'i'' tiii oll.L FHn
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grw ALTON NANren MALI
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RtGlarnRNn phuG9lsf OF siN YEARS
oldoi rrfJrcnvo given Am also smrlu 0r
double cutrt hnas hepntf AidtrsH O n.
Druggist tarr Martin hotOl Mnahuru.
TaN .
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kVAN1r1 eflttf ArtpN ~ IpAnItttu gUptt
h. Il ra,d hathnr ana maaiciau, c6i0re.i.
Maslc. iii Maln suoct' VS. avn
A., ,lp,f,t, at1,i,A N,f,, As nn,t. f.tstsp
cr isr va6le.sle oF ms,il,fseigrlnF aim.
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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-11-08
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ieats om @abltaae hber eaS 9auo pUu
Dean ~ Ocean, in siep y)cri puios
Siu antrr l25,0OO repabliianiiher
Wasbrbsit bsSrabrn; RsHniplunnisu. 81
linpis, Ohio, @isG Uuiin. gtiuHsiVtn lsi'
aen aspaItia, rcpubIiianlit,c Mchrbei'
ter; III aauias uue Colorado ipuroen
bic gppulitsn ssitlassr. 9lsbrasiu ii
nod uidt annS iitsr SOwn Srist IS.
OOO rep. Rehrbctt, aud gipre Inioia
ihlisbt iib BEN trinmpbIrsnetp Sesrc an.
an pnisrsm Staats III onS siaats
tidCt nit ublia $1,000 Stlmucn Rebr'
belt erlpdhlt. DE 9cals!atur Wtro itGri
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iubmliiiUn taam pGliircn III Der udAiicn
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ridt ju sebsn.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-11-08
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bee Snnern Oral Bo.bo sn Guleubnre
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SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-11-08

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