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National Baptist world., 1894-10-05
tie ceremony and asking such ques'

tie ceremony and asking such ques'
ton, but the truth is, I've"
Tell me. sir" she interrupted. 'dQ
you live in this part of the country:
Are you a cowboy from one of the
ranches? Excuse me, | am partly
blind"
Yes" he said. 81 live here and l am
cowboy"
"How long have you been following
this occupation? How long have you
been in Colorado? You were not born
in the west, | know, for you have
neither the speech nor the manners
of the people. Where did you come
from? Tell me, implore you"
"Why, madam, I'm perfectly willing
to tell you. My home was in New
Haven, Conn.,, God bless it, and l came
west eight years ago. Since then I've
tasted the sweetness of prosperity and
the bitterness of adversely.
about year ago had a comforta-
BILE sum of money and was preparing
to return to the east, when by an un-
lucky speculation l lost it all. Then
l drifted into my present situation.
| But ! mean to accomplish something
before l go home to my dear old
mother.
But / am forgetting my errand, "
continued Billy. my friends and
have brought you little offering,
which I hope will be acceptable. It
should be, for it is present from the
good church members of the village,
who beg you will accept it with their
compliments.
He advanced to the side of the couch
and bent down to place the contents
of his hat in her lap. AS he did SO a
ray of light stole through the half
closed blinds and fell upon the wom-
ans face.
"My God" He started back paler
than his companion. while the hat
dropped heavily to the floor.
In the meantime, his companions
outside were becoming impatient.
wonder what's keepin' tn feller sc
long" said one of them: "he could q
give the widder tn money a hundred
times over during tn time he's beer
in there"
Il should think he could. Tell yor
what, I'll just creep aroun' t tn win
der n see what he's up to-" said Spot
suiting the action to the words.
Dropping on his knees he cautiously
peered through the half-closed blinds.
The next moment he had fallen back
ward and was soon fastening to hi:
comrades with curious expression or
his face.
We'll, what's up, Spot?" he was
asked.
I du' know" replied Spot, scratch
ing his head; pears like Billv's gone
and got mashed Oh the widder. He:
down on his knees fore tn bed a-hold-
in her in his arms"
At this moment Billy appeared ct the
door with his sombrero pulled wei
down over his eyes.
Boys he stammered. and tht
strong mans lips quivered- boys
there's an old lady inside who want:
to know my friends. Come IL. III
my mother. ."-Californian.
National Baptist world., 1894-10-05
NAMES OF OUR CITIES.

OsAwoToM1E, the name Of Kansas
town, is said to be compounded of the
names of two rivers, the Usage and
Pottawa tonic
OsKALoosA, the name of a Kansas
town, is said to be compound of Oska,
the name of noted Indian chief. and
Loosa, his wife.
JOHN HARRIS was the first settler Of
Harrisburg, Pa. It's name was after
ward changed to Louisburg. then back
again to Harrisburg.
ASTORIA, Ore, took it's name from
John Jacob Astor, the founder Of the
Pacific Fur company. It was at first a
fort and trading station.
THE name of Peters Point, Va.
given to a place because trader
named Peter Jones had store there
was afterwards changed to Petersburg
National Baptist world., 1894-10-05
Are YOu Going Abroad

For health, pleasure or business, and
would not have your voyage marred by sea
sickness? Then take along with you Hos.
letters Stomach Bitters, and when you feel
the nausea try a wineglassful. 1t will effect
a magical Change for the better in your in
terror, and continuance of it will save you
from further attacks. AS a means of over
coming malarial, kidney, dyspeptic. nervous
and rheumatic troubles the Bitters is un-
equalled.
National Baptist world., 1894-10-05
A Critical Cow.

Fair Maiden-How savagely that
cow looks at me!
Farmer Hayseed-It's your red para
sol, mum.
Dear me! / knew it was lit tie bit
out of fashion, but / didn't suppose a
country COW would notice it.-Pearson' s
Weekly.
National Baptist world., 1894-10-05

JEFFERSON DAVIS MILTON, the newly
appointed chief of police of Ell Paso,
Tex, is son of John Milton, the con-
federate war governor of Florida, who
committed suicide when he heard Oh
Gen. Lees surrender.
National Baptist world., 1894-10-05

BARON NATHANIEL RoTHsCHILD, OF
Vienna, has conceived the generous
idea of giving his famous castle of
Reichenau, near Vienna, to the war min
istry for transformation into an asylum
for invalid officers.
National Baptist world., 1894-10-05

In the Adirondacks-''I you should lose
your way in these woods, Jack, what would
YOU dos'' "Walk straight ahead" said Jack.
s'The world is rounded, and I'd be sure to
get back home that way sooner or later."--
Harper's Young People.
National Baptist world., 1894-10-05

HARD putty may be easily softened
by passing a red-hot fiat piece OF iron
over it, so that it can then be removed
with the fingers or the edge of knife,
without any difficulty
National Baptist world., 1894-10-05
Highest of all in Leavenng Powe-Latest u Govt Report
R>!A!!! @! Rs%assl! RRskaiRs
ABSOLUTELY PURE

THERE is advantage in making good
start in life, but the young man who goes to
sky-scraper will likely get caught out on
fly.-Young Mems Era.
National Baptist world., 1894-10-05

MAT-"Jack and Carrie were riding on q
tandem bicycle when he proposed to her."
Edith-'I wonder what she did" May
'Tumbl Town Topics.
National Baptist world., 1894-10-05

HEALTH, comfort and happiness abound
in homes where "Garland" Stoves and
Ranges are used.
National Baptist world., 1894-10-05

CURE your cough with Hale's Honey Of
Horehound and Tar.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one minute.
National Baptist world., 1894-10-05

THERE would be fewer high monuments II
we had to buy them ourselves.-Syracuse
Courier.
National Baptist world., 1894-10-05

AMAS's domestic relations do not trouble
him as much as the relations of his domes-
tic-Truth.
National Baptist world., 1894-10-05

BRIGHT people don't spend all their time
rejecting. Courier.
National Baptist world., 1894-10-05

A FLY sees just as well when he leaves his
specs behind him.-Press.
National Baptist world., 1894-10-05

Halls Catarrh Cure
Is taken internally Price 75c.
National Baptist world., 1894-10-05
TAKE STEPS

can be cured. In
the evidence of
hundreds of liv-
ing witnesses to
the fact that, in
all it's early
stages, collsunlp-'
ton is a curable
di s e a s. e. n OF
every case, but a
large berceHta.
cases, and we be
fully 9S per CEN
cured by DR.. Pi'
- -
, 1894-10-11
Sum Greiben Ger sefaI1ten GuIpen.

Die gefiuten Tulpen Iaiien iib ni6t 10
leibt als 6ie einfa6en treiben unO erIei6en
0te1erbalb cine 3uridiebung ieitens Der
0eron3te6rng Der gefiaten Sorten ber
GulpenflOr i'm 3ina1er I'm Elm gutes She'll
%perlGnsern Da3u lit bas Sreiben Der gefiaz
ten8lumen AUDI nlcbt 10 iblptertg, ais aa9ez
metn ange1ommen miro, es n1uB babel nur
oui ibre langiamere @ntnidelung 9iiditcbt
genommen uu0 eas Ireibperfabren Dieruab
eingericbtet iDerDen.
>3unGbit miiien mir beim Gretben
3ipiicben frii9en unb ipdten gefltaten Iulz
pen unteri6etben. Die frilben Iaiien it9
lelbitperitdnoItcb leicbter ais bic ipdten
treiben uno bcoiirfen baber tpentger Gorz
ltbt. Die 6auptiacbe 0es 0eltn8ens be-
itebt barin, boB man ben 3tptebeIn cine
uiel lGngere 3eit gum 8epur3eln ldBt, ais
BET BEN einfacben 1uIpcn gel6iebt. Sol6es
lit nun ntdt ibper, benin man brGu9t bic
nit sefiiQten Sulpen3tptebeln bepfan3ten
G0pfe einfab nur ipGter erit III Die BGrme
al bringen. @efIQte Sriibtulpen, tuenn i'm
September un6 Sftober ein9epflan3t
uub erit inn Sebruor unb MGr3 ms tporme
3tmmer gebradbt, tperben BET ionitiset
gutter Be6anblurg itets i6One 8lumen
brtngeu. Nber AUDI ipGte 9efitute SuIpen
iino 3ltr 3immerttulur 9egeinet, Oilrfen
ober erlt i'm Sriibiabr ms Simmer fomz
men. Die i'm 0erblt bepflansten 90pfe
iino bis gu tbrem GopfranSc i'm @arten
.etnsu9raben un6 tommen ntrbt cher in'S
3immer, bis iib sic btden 8liltbenfnoipen
5etgen. Sic bliben 10 gang gut ouf unb
errtsen tpegen ibrer 8Iit1enpra9t Oas
Nufieben auer, bte fe 81 ieben betommen.
Die sefIQten GuIpen iino aber nicbt
auetn 1pGter ais Die einfacben III Die @Grme
3u bringen, iOn6ern itnO AUDI erit aQmdbe
LID an oieie Sl gepObneu. Die WGrme 1T
barum nur langiam 81 i~tet8ern. Sn einem
Simmer lGBt li6 Oies nun tpeniger leibt
ais in einem @la5bauie erret6e1, meSbalb
es bier stpedmdBiger 1T, ipat gefiiute GuIz
pen gar ni6t in einem gehei5ten, iOnz
bern in etnent tempertrten 3tmmer,
an Dem 6eniter, aufSuitcuen. SIM
6ribioDr, mo e5 idbon mGrn1er lit, 9ez
nligt Die Semperatur Gins ungebei3ten
3immers, bic 8flan5e gum guten 8liiben
3u brtngen. @S mltB bier aber nobmals
ertpG6nt lln6 betont nerben, baB Die lpat7
gefHQten 1ulpen nt6t eber tns 3immer
9ebrocbt iper6en 6irfen, bis lie groBe, 5. b.
gut ull6 tpeitentnifeIte &nOipen angeIebt
babeu.
, 1894-10-11

i6ul6igt, Ober Oas ~tpenigitens anse6sutet.
Oas BAT nun Serr SEEING ntbt 9etban, pie
Sic BON @atterfon letblt angeflbrteu Sdbe
3eigc1. st bat ba9 nitbt setban, neil ST.
Batterion iIber 6ie g8irtbe ben &irbenz
bann ntbt bcr9Gngt bat, un6 9r. @atterz
ion Bat ben &ircbenbann .nibt perbdn9t Go
germ er es 9et6an bGtte) ipeiL ct 6amit feline
8efu9ntB iiberl9ritten bdtte. 9lber er bat
bas 9etban, mas 6err SEEING ibm bor9es
morten bat, CT Bat m oraIi16 ieben, Der
alto6olarti8e @etrGntc Oeraopft, in 2t1t
8ann 9etbon. 9iele glebenbeOeutung bes
NusbrudS rim N9t unb 8ann tbun", bot
8tidOf @attcrlon offenbar ni6t %getannt,
o6er nibt tennen Dolen, I'm it9 nur an
6errn SEEING retben 81 f0nnen.
Gann uns Ser 8ti9of @atterion Elm
tatboIti@ DIES 2anb Sei8en, no Der QuSz
i6ant bon Der &ircbe ober bonn Staate here
botcn tpirb ? SIT bet 9usi6ant bon gei7
fttgen @etrGnfen u11ter Der meltlicben 6errz
iboft 6er 8Gplte i'm &irbenitaat perboten
gepeien? SIT Ser @enuB bon @etrGnfen
ben fatboGii9en 2aien, 8eltz ober Srz
bens9eiftlt6en ir9en6ipo berboten ? - ST.
MatteriOn wirb 0ieie Sra8en nicbt beartz
ipDrten. p
, 1894-10-11
Sabem W0S 0elermt.

Ole Sapaner maben aae Mn1trengun>
gen, iArcn Strett nit G6ina nod in 6ieiem
WtDnat gum MuStrag 3u bringen. 0a5u
baben iie oeri6ieoene @rIn6e: eritenS bic
tbnet un9epobnte Gaubett bes 6erbittDetz
tiers in CHINA uno 3tpettens Die @efabr elmer
@inmii6ung, bic tbnen bon ben europais
i9en Md6ten brobt. Die Sopaner BADEN
nibt umiOnit europdil9e @ei6i6te ftubirt,
tie wiiien, 6aB man briibeu ben Seufel 6az
rum giebt, mas ibnen frOmmt, %lOnoern nur
barul1t, mas ben SonberintereIien berlenis
gen Wfdbte, beren 6anbelSz ober @ebtetsz
intereIien Bel bemGrie9e 3tpii6en Sapan unb
China auf Dem SpteLe iteben bienGicb. Die
2on6oner yGimes" la8t stoar, vbaB ieber
8eriu6 Don Seiten Der Wd6te, benz &rieg
3ipiiden Gbina unb Sapan GinbaIt su
tDun, i6eitern miiiie, tpenn oerieIbe nt6t
6urcb cine un9ebeure Ma6tentfaltung unz
teritiiBt tpiirbe, tuel1eS 2eBtere iebob auBer
Srage ite6e. 0icienige Mobt, ipelbe ben
eriten S6ritt III bteier 8e3ie6ung t6un
tpiirOe, tpiIrbe ii4 bic md9ti9itt uno forts
i9rittltblte Oeo6t I'M Often gum Sein6e
MAIDEN, obne bic Sahe be5 6rteoenS unO
SET 0umanitGt out1 nur UNI ein Sofa gu
f0roern. Wfan miiile China unb Sapan
tbran Streit aQein ausfecbten %IaiIen." Wan
tpeiB audi, boB England nur oeSbalb 10
ipri6t, tpeil es itb obnmd6tig fi6lt, ouf
ei9ene Sauit BEN Sapanern Die D0at9e Niez
bernerfung GbinaS 81 tpebren un6 baB eS
bGmit nur HuBlanb abbalten mill, Guf Saz
pan einen Druid oussuiibe1t, beIien Sclgen
idIieBlicb England mit3utrasen baben
tpiirbe, inbem ct NuBlanb ouf Soften eng
LAMBS 8OrtbeiIe beri6affte. N6er trOB
aIebem fann man itcb auf bic 8tnte[8ige
ber>OipIomatti6en Diplomatic nt6t Derz
Iaiien, unb min benielben lieber burc9 ra=
ibes 9altbeln Dorbeu9en.
CHINA bate it9 gu Qnfang 6cs &rieges
auf feline 9ewoltige lleber5a6L perlaiien,
iebt OerlGBt IS fib auf bic 8itterung ais
Kindergarten. Sene baben Die Saz
p0ner bur5 i6re 3enntntB Ser mo6ernen
&rie9swiifenfbaft, iiberntnben %f0nnen,
bieier 9egenitber itu6 iie ma6tlos unb ibre
etn5ige ~Jtettung Iie9t int ral9en 6anbeln.
Sic iDOQen ii9 BON benz btnslti9en selma
fein Wtosfau berciten ~ldlien.
, 1894-10-11
Dernttihtes,

- Cine Quittung iiber cine 3rabt Brit
gel bat Elm 8erLiner S9ueiber in cine 3etz
tung einrIden laiien. Die Nn8etge lautet:
SD ertlGre hermit ben @robibmtebe7
geieaen Scarf t. fir einen noQgtLtigen
Gbrenmann unb nebme Die o!tsge1tOBenen
ebrenriibrigen Beleibigungen rcumltbig
3uriif. 6err &arI 4. bat mich 1cbon tnr
Die gerleumouug gebauen, aber benz 5errn
S6ieosmann Deripro6en, er ipta eS nttbt
wieOer tbuu, tuenn ib i'm ais @brenmann
in bie 3eitun9 ieBe unb einen Gbaler IN Die
Qrmenfaiie SABLE"
, 1894-10-11

- Gbtna bat iebt ieinen tpirtli9ett, nibt
pie Deutl3tanO Dor GINGER .3ett, ieinen
erfunOenen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Stanbal, aber
0eutl6Ian6 Bat 6ob bic 6ano babel i'm
SpieIe gebabt. Sin bineiti1er 8eamter
in 1tenzGitn, Namens S6eng, bat letner
&esierung 300, 900 in Deuti9lanb UNI ben
BretS BON etiua 2 0oQars baS Stad er>
ftarbene %auSrangirte @eipebre nit 8
Dollars auf8ebGn9t unb bat ii6 6ann aus
bem Stalbe gema9t. Ser 8t3ez&0nig
2tz6un8@Eiaan9 bat ii6 ba1ntt begnist,
Benz 8url 6en etne Sbrfei8e 81 seben unb
tbn1 bann 8ranfbeitsDalber einen l1rlaub
ertbeilt. $50 10 tpas 9ei6iebt, 5. +. baB
man einen 8etrug bon 2 Wttuionen Dotz
lars nit elmer S9rfeige abnbet uno ben
8etriser Damn laufen LGBt, Oa braudt
man iib nibt gu tpun6ern, baB Elm 10
md9tigeS 8etcb ME CHINA Dor benz On
iturme bes ptnsigen SnlelretcbeS Sapan
5ulammenbricbt.
, 1894-10-11
Ser be,rtioe morhpnousmp;s nor No,

- Der beuttge @o4enauspeis Der 8anf
bon England tDeiit Ourbpeg cine 9(6na6me
Der 8aarbeitdnbe auf unb bat Ser 8ro3entz
iaB Der 0teieroe 9egeniiber ben Nerbinoli6z
feiten bet 8ant, NIT ber Bormo6e berz
9Iiben, UNI 7 p. s. abgenommen, mas
auf etne I~ebbaftere 9anbeIsbepegung
ibIieBen IdBt. CT lit aber nit 81. 70 nod
tmmer I'M Elm 8ierteG gu bod.
, 1894-10-11

- 1892 entbedte Columbus am II.
OftOber Die SnieI @uonobant, bte ct Gan
Salpabor mamie. 1881 fGQt ulrid
3nin9Ii in Ser S9Iabt BET &oppel. 1743
erfin6et Der 9omberr bon Gleiit in Gamtn
bic eIettrii9e 8eritdrfunsslai9e Gogen.
Qepbener Tlal6e). 1884 ittrbt Der eng
Itl9e SeebelO unb Nomirol Sir So9n Sea-
pier. 1855 gebt 81. &ane's erite gtOrDz
poIerpe6ttion gu Gn6e. 1888 beiudbt
Scatter MiIbeIm II. &om, un6 1889 trifft
an Oteiem Sage G3ar Aleranber in Ser
lin Elm.
, 1894-10-11

- Oberftaatstpirtb Gilman bat iebt in
SibcaroIina, nobbem ietn friiherer Giaez
souOernelr GarD, ibm aIs OberftaatSri9@
ter ben 0efGIen er3etgt but, baS Staotsz
tpirtbsbans9eieB fir Derfaiiungsm6Big gu
ertIGren, bic peiBe S9lr3e tpteber borgez
bunOen unb lit ieBt uisber aQeiniger
S1nin9er bes 8ieri6lGeels.
, 1894-10-11

Sen uItramontanen y&onitan5er
NtaAri9ten" mirb aus 8aoenz 8aben bonn
30. &uguit gemeIOet; uWtit Der groBen
Welt 9aben iib bier ot6 bicIe Gaicbenz
oIebe e~tngefunoen, bte idbon re6t bebeuz
tenoe 9tebitGble aus9efiibrt baben, obne
ertpll6t tporben gu iein. @e8enwGrttg be-
ttnoen ltb au6 Der englti6e&ronprin3 unb
Der rulitlebe 0roBfNrit 9eter bier"
, 1894-10-11

Sem beuti6GefnOen 9ublitum Die ~beiOnoeren 8or3d9e biees
28erfes, feline feline Satire unb Die %sematbuOa beitere Sebens=
oni6auun9 nod be1onbers an5uprereu, bteBe Mafier tns Steer tra9n
Bat es odJ in kanm II Sabrtn 80 Anfasen erlebt. Sugar
Oer NIT ietnem Sob 10 large AltreidJskansler oanfte in einem SanO'
i6reiben benz 8erfo1er ber5id fir bic s%euuBreiden @tnn0en, ipelde
tbm Die 2eftare bes 8u6es Oeri6ef, Oas 5eitUeiis mdbreno i6we=
Ger &rantbeit i'm iebt feline S6mer3en p~ersefen lieB.
9ieles 8ud iteQen mir ben 9eIern bes NbenOblattes unter be.
ion0ers 9~unti9en 8eOingungen CUR 8erfigung.
0esen 2 Coupons uno 20 Gents it Daar 9eben mir Oos Sud
in Der Office alb. Jur ~oeufelben 9rets wirO es audi portOfrei tn
Sulano per Oea u%erfauot.
, 1894-10-11
GDteaso & @en.wttntoan-monm
0nnnrtd1

unD s ubr Mben6s. "HF "tor9eH2
Sdglib, oussen. G~ouftaqs. uos 0rhiu
Wtuutitee, I'M 8 ubr @tOrseHs. 7 ~""'"g'oH lIHS
&1al!9 mad 8aetns WttIlpoatee ebebonoau. m7onf.
IofooS; 2@o atesrs. 9efpaInse, Abnopee, 5taaraepn 9au
Na9 STano 2a1su, D~tusfespn. 6rane sRonihs ,.
um, $50 NbeHos. Sonntags auseeuo mmen.
9ta1 SreeH Bar. WtitttDD@ rub 5omitoo 7 ub~ 1shs
Na9 @seenabo; Ntantitiqus uue 8os 0orts SamStaos
Office Hnb Soas: Sus Der Mi5isan @oG. sookou
, 1894-10-11

.s9sa 551 n .teeoa y .'9:tca $50 d.; tl ! : 20 % O. !s 90 g
fll:3o 81, tl0o a., 1915 g., '6:l5 a., '940 u.
9a0lid, t 1delia, aussenommeu S~pnntasS.
: &0gIitl, onssenOrtmel Samitags. &GQli9, aus.
eeurm1men WtgntoaS.
, 1894-10-11
Die Camille Dubbolp.
SUimoiS Central.

Gne bur89ebenben 3ise BON Der 6entrnIs5 Citation.
IL. 9traBe unb 4orf 9totp. 3h9e fir ben Suben tonnsH
eheufaIS al %. GtraBe. 80. StrQBe uu0 51be Bari oes
noutmeu lperbeu. Stfets in Der Stnpt=Offee, 1874 SI6
@lorf=StroBt, uub I'M aubitoriuut=6 ptel.
, 1894-10-11

Sc gsprtbIpe fterm= @if cub abn. - gtdst
" OTficeS 9tDs. 206-208 @Iorf-6traBe, on Der
Gaflep. Ioenue Station uub am Depot, Gde GgeIs.
lub &tnaie.StraBe.
@bfabrt anfunft
, 1894-10-11
- linton pafenoer Station.
[yIennsylvdnid LINES.

S~Idef-Ofttes: 4u BET Station, in 2A8 g. @tart.
GtraBe, Gde Sodion, unb i'm 9luoitDriunt=9 pteI.
8urd=3lge fobrcn Dte fol9t nadD @ertrols3eit:
"SXO(ifh +TGoIirh auSnennr1tnPn Enunfao2
, 1894-10-11

;npa9 s1g 4p91 spm 'ulaals5 ala4aaao rs
S. p, 0ttni.
, 1894-10-11

Abonnirtauf 6as Mben6blatt Ser Suinois
Staats7 3ettung. grets / Sent.
, 1894-10-11
SSaba1bsGtSemba bm. - 8uss ~perGafIeu SsarbOrns
Etntinn IGfe 81 ~ ,,r1N Rnn rhnrnrItr - 9ihet.
GAte WtGeI=WIate!- gfeto Dorf, 6bicaso
nnS ct. &OntSzGiIeubabn.

TFD4T. UIE 0luTlz NHU .5IDUI1I1T OITuEg.
'&d9lld. + 3agud1, anSgeu. Sonut. Abfobri 4nfRnif
Chicago & &lepeloub Wtail & @rpreBIt 1875 Wd $40 u
a9etp DDrt 81 Bolton GrpreB ....... 200 9a 9:35 q
Stem Yorf 81 Bolton GIpreB ....... 9;20 81 300 So
De9en Der ~5obrpretie Dber 9etteu in 69Iaflp6eenr rid.
tet AHtragen an 3. 3bDrHe, 8IaetsNqent, 1879 giartsStr.
, 1894-10-11

Nbicaao, BOD SSIamO & gactHc=S abtr -
" 9a1Ia9ier=5tatiDu. 0au 8uren.5tr, Elm @[oI
iibIi6 nom 8oarb Of 2rabe. Sidet=Cf1o.: 1o4 @lorfItr.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-07-07

Descanting upon the deceitful charac-
ter of human impressions, the Hot
Springs Herald gives vent to the follow.
ing: Sometimes we are compelled to
disbelieve the evidence Of our own
senses. The last moonlight night We
would have sworn that we heard five
hundred dogs. Dog chorusing to dog
from the remotest confines of the third
ward to the uttermost boundaries Of the
second any sunshiny day we can una
CINE that we see, well from thiry FIVE to
seventy in six blocks but that only
proves how little We can judge from
hearsay and appearances. According
to the sworn statement of our citizens
Ito the assessor) there are only five in
the whole city and one of those is a
pup.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-07-07

Ashley, Utah, is the scene Of the lates
reported gold strike. The richest gold
ore ever discovered in any country is
said to have recently been found there.
The discovery is said to have been made
some time ago. but by reason of the dis
coverer being arrested Immediately
afterward for the murder Of his wife.
the presence of this phenomenal gold
deposit remained for time unknown to
all but himself. Finally upon his con-
yiction of the murder. realizing that he
could never receive any benefit by with
holding his secret. he made it known to
the public. Large rumbert of Salt Lake 9
people are now fiocking to the point Of
discovery. and the excitement is said to
be intense.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-07-07

The suit now pending against the
Harney Peak Tin company, as outlined
in a New York telegram appearing else
where in this issue, may be safely con-
ceded TO be we'll defined step in the
direction of tin production in the Black
Hills. That there has been a war Of
conflicting interests between those who
have furnished the capital 10 purchase,
develop and operate the mines, and
those entrusted with its disbursement,
is we'll known, aud whatever may be
the degree of guilt of the defendants, as
determined by this action, the produc-
ton Of tin must Naturally follow. This
view is based upon the we'll known
merit of the properties held by the
company, which have been thoroughly
tested by the most able tin experts OF
the day, and pronounced in every in
stance the most valuable deposits, so far
as they have been exploited, that have
yet been discov cred in any part of the
world. Viewing this important suit
from the standpoint of prospective tin
production in the Black Hills, it cannot
be otherwise than gratifying to our
local readers that it has been instituted,
and viewing it in this light the CHRoN-
IcLE halls it as the innitial step in the
direction Of the final solution Of the tin
problem in this region. which. when
finally demonstrated, will develop the
important fact, that the tin deposits Of
this region. when fully utilized, are
capable of producing this valuable metal
in quantity sufficient to meet the de-
demands of the United States, if not Of
the entire world.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1894-07-07
Republican state Convention.

The republicans OF South Dakota will meet In
delegate convention In the city OF Yankton
South Dakota, In convention hail on Wednesday
the 22d day of August, 1894, at 30 D. M, for the
purpose OF placing Ia nomination candidates FOL
the following named Offices:
Two Representatives in Congress.
Governor.
Lieutenant Governor.
Secretary of State.
State Auditor.
State Treasurer.
Attorney General.
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
Commissioner School and Public Lands.
Commissioner Labor and Statistics.
One Railroad Commissioner for all Of South
Dakota lying west OF the Missouri river.
One Railroad Commissioner for all Of South
Dakota lying east OF the Missouri river and south
of the second standard parallel.
One Railroad Commissioner for all OF South
Dakota lying east OF the missouri river aDd
north OF the second standard parallel
And the transaction Of such other business as
may legally come before such convention.
The committee recommends that an alternate
10 each delegate be elected, and that no proxies
be allowed, and that the delegates or their alter
mates present at the convention be empowered
to east the full vote Of their county.
Tie committee further recommends that the
counties Of Lyman, Sterling. NOland, Jackson,
Ziebach, Pyatt. Pratt, PreshO, Gregory, aud
Harding each be allowed "A representation OF one
The basis of representation for each county
VIII be one delegate for each flfty votes, or major
traction thereof. east fur Hon. Charles ". Shell
don for governor In 1892.
The counties will be entitled 20 delegates as
follows