davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-14
CORRESPONDENCE


Charlie Smnll + 81 ! iHz II BIZ grand
father, Mr.. y. T.. small
Mr.. and Mr.. ls-li easlau af y
Athens were in to1n l-- @aH1r las mud
Sunday. s
Mr.. and Mr.. N. +. Coelee ot .HiushHa
spcnt Wcdur- las oil m-t @eeE with r..
htiye- in town.
Charle. =. Whittier ha- ier-oF bn.l.
Mr.. and Mr. Bsrl Potter OF Yelling
ton have becu visiting relatives in town.
Il. W. BroHn Of SkoWhegIn "9s ia
town ON business Jun" q.
Cony IIarvile i. spending few da1-
with relatives and friends.
Frank Paine = home from Lewiston
where he has been shoe maliEg
Oscar kinciii Is 50 far reeoyed a. To
be able to return home. but i still very
sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Gilman Of Bing-
ham. visited Mrs. G's parents. Mr.. and
Mr.. sam Adams last week.
Those of our Young folks who danced
at the calico ball, Brighton, June >, re-
port very pleasant time.
Mrs. Charles Moody, the bride i
spending few weeks with her sister
in-law, MR.. Lyman Whittier.
1t WAS an accordion grinder instead Of
an organ grinder who begged our pm
MES and furnished us with music last
Saturday.
Mrs. Moody who has been spending II
number of weeks with her daughter,
Hrs. Lyman Whittier, returned to her
home In Bingham, Sunday, June 10
Mrs. Welcome and her little grand
daughter are visiting Mrs. vs. parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Hopkins. The
little one has been quite II with whoop-
ing cough we hear, bit is approving.
Mrs. G. l.. Hayden of Brighton was in
town few hours Wednesday of last
week. Her mother. Mrs Ann White
house returned with her, and will re-
main with her daughter several weeks.
1t Is sci lon that ripe strawberries are
found ms early rs this, but Master Norris
Whittier found one June 3. Instead OF
esting il Immediately he savci 1t and
gave il to his auntie who WAS not well.
The finding of the straw berry AT this
season is uncommon. and the thought
fullness and generosity of Norris, who is
only years would serve "A lesson to
many of us.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-14
NJ ADDISON.

There were sixteen men discharged At
the pulp mill last Saturday.
Mrs. Hayden and daughter Of the Cen
ter moved into their house on Dean
street last week.
Mr.. {. NJ. Sawyer is building him a
fine two-story residence on Maple street.
There is case of scarlet fever in
town.
John Hammond, Moses Emery, and
Burnham Estes have gone to Anson,
repairing "A barn for 'Iilson Spaulding.
Mr.. and Mis-. +. Wescott and little
daughter, Iona, spent the sabbath at
Norridgewock with Mrs Wescott's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Savage.
Marcelus Ward has sold his fine
house on Main st. to +. A. WILDER, Esq.
Mr.. Zommar Summerileld has moved
from this place To Missouri, his former
home.
Mr.. \. G.. Nichols. who has been sick
is able to ride ont again.
Mr.. Ed Cottc spent the sabbath with
his sister in Showhcgan.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-14
I.nlbdrn Centrc.

-, f;t -
=, l''''', l'''i,'9,.'l' i anu amy .,I,
~ -, ~. al ''''1 ~ 'pNl ~ ~.
IN '.lsliz.l 10 ''''p ,1.NtI"l eeNs W
lh9 ~ " iti''.'- ''ia u ~ Ia,
'l'eaNN ia NIX '.'u'9 VI oo'oi '''''
Alfred B3ies ol Concord was In town
ibe first 81 Ire week
Mr.. Bennett. representative Of "A horse
nrm iu Topeka. kansas, va, in town
last week. seeking buyers for Clydcs-
lalr stallion.
Roy. don.t 90 M IA The inlet Of
Fmhd.n nnnd d,hiuG Nh.n Charles i,
ibsre ,a4L.. linn lofs of troqhl. and
H.. ,r,,,, va, NAV oet win hardly u.f
,4a,,
-. #..#,...;s.. a.,,l.l 49,. H.. nam.
-, an anu ",ie Iii. .aii,'' va NJ l''
e1t' we III Ut wv WIN
Lester 30, worth began work tor -.
H. " IIllau9 the llth.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-14
West PALMYRA.

Mr.. Wentworth Narncy celebrated his
S0th birthday, Saturday. Mr. Narney is
quite smart for ian of that age and l.
doing quite "A business selling the j.
Billings AK.
Miss Bertha Thomas Of Caribou is
visiting relatives in Palmyra and Pitts
field.
Rev. +. Folsom preached Il very inter.
csting sermon at the school house in
district 10, Sunday afternoon. Rev
VIM. r. Pettigrew of Oakland held Il
meeting at he school house the Sunday
before. Mr.. Pettigrew used to preach
here years ago, and was pastor of the
church in this place nearly twelve years.
He has been holding meetings here the
past few months, coming once in four
weeks. His coming among us calls to
mind an incident that occurred in his
early ministry here, in fact the first
time the writer remembers seeing him.
About the second Sunday in July 1868,
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-14
RrnMI, oI.ncr.

,.=z..l. .,.5.l5 ,-,,.. l..#ll#. fl,. sill Eyeu-
,a,, sir ,,,.I,. fl,.. mana s,iti, the monkey
NJ ,l,a srli'lr.. With funny iN-
ri. rlrx .fRcl With Holm y ymu
- #ai.sb-
A.. NJ. #rl....a.+- N,n1.ff IL ".
rr.,i'i#,,.,i ',a4,.st Mr.. scott morrill, ou
.ga#I.a'
We. o-...a,,.,b T.. lsenino
VII ~ .1.# ',.eGiI. .La +. ti.if-
Il"47s l"I hsl , ,i'.. 49, In lewiston.
W nj ",l' ''.'.'-
AI.. i-'''i.l ua....r.=5#a .,
Mr. ant Mr.. ti'''l,i w F" ''',,''',''s
llarIiand Law "''" Al Ia nm
the Pa-t "eek
Mr.. and NJ. Hurry M"f'e 81 '','
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-14
Bingham,

The Somerset Conference of Cougre-
gatonal churches is now in session at
this place. Delegates are present from
Scion. North Arson. New Portland.
Norldgewock and Skowhegan, besides
visitors from other counties. There was
a full! attendance on feusday evening,
and interesting remarks were made by
Rev. Mr.. Ranney, Rev. J. A. Jones on
the subject, "Strength and Usefulness of
Young People in the Church." A very
able sermon followed delivered by Rev.
G. NJ. Twitchell of Madison. 1t is too
early at the present writing to report
the later meetings, but no doubt great
good will be accomplished through the
interchange of ideas of these Christian
workers and they will separate with
increased courage and enthusiasm for
their chosen labor
Quite heavy shower passed over
here on Monday morning. The electric
current followed the telegraph wire and
entered the office at the depot, doing
some damage by destroying papers and
doing other slight damage.
The members Of the ''Andover Band Of
five" are visiting our pastor Rev. ], {.
Gregory, this week. These hive young
men have banded themselves together in
christian work. Their names are as fol-
lows Rev. Messrs. Ranney, Sewall
Smith, Stevens and Gregory.
w. X. Jordan took business trip tc
Skowhegan and Pittsfeld this week.
The Lodge of F. and A. Masons are
making preparations for grand celebra.
ton of the first anniv :rsary of its organ
ization. A supper will be furnished fol
Masons and their families in Union Hall
The other exercises will be held in Ma
sonic and Kennebec Halls.
Mrs. George Savage with her daugh
ter Blanche are in town for few days.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-14
aIillDri1lgp

The Baptist Quarterly meeting WAS
held At the church Sabbath day GA the
10Th inst. 1t WAS very ENJOYABLE
gathering. There was much deep in
tcrest manifested at the social meetings,
and a number went forward for prayers.
While the bell rang for service ON the
9TH inst, the tongue of the bell became
broken some paY and fell from the
belfrX.
There will be concert at the church
chllren's day.
Eaton Brothers have taken the stage
line between Dexter and Cambridge.
Mr.. J. b. Mitchell and wife with Miss
lisa. have gone To Aroostool on visit
Mr.. b. D. Ring is intending 10 20
away soon for treatment for blindness.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-14
r. n. MERRILL e. SON,
d6 Water Street.
DESIRABLE FARM PROPERTY
FOR SALE!

offer for sale at rare bargain, my
farm property. situated in Cornvlle. con-
tanning so acres OF land, a good orchard
in bearing, all grated fruit; cuts twelve
tons of hay, has a good wood lot and is
watered by never failing springs. The
house has recently been rebuilt and re-
modelled, has a particularly fine cellar and
is situated in the most slightly part of the
town. Barns and out-buildings are IN fair
condition. For terms and any other fur
ther particulars apply on the premises or
at this office. tea
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-14

The Good Trmplars held their meet.
ing on Monday evening on account Of the
conference being in session on Wednes-
day evening
Mrs, + X Buck. Miss Blanche Bixby
Mr. K ". Baker and wife. Mrs L. W
Weston Of Skowhegan are in town.
The Adelphians hold a meeting this
Thursday evening The subject for
this evening is Longiellow's Evangeline
The second class to gradua.e from the
Grammar school course will complete
that course OF June % There are eight
pupils in eiass 81.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-14
Athens.

1t is with regret that we learn of the
intended removal of DR.. Ellingwood
from this place to Belfast. The doctor
has built up large practice here and
will be greatly missed.
There was wedding at the home of
DR.. l.. y. Ellingwood, Sunday morning
June 9Th, with Rev. Wilson Lermond as
officiating clergyman. The contracting
parties were Miss Alice Coolum of
Athens and Mr.. Ellingwood of Swan
Vile, Me-. who is brother of the DR..
Work on highway was begun Monday.
The Hight Bros, John and George,
have sold their meat market at Guilford
owing to the i'll health of John, they
will continue to run their market at
Sangerville for the present.
Mr.. Daniel Sharp has opened Il meat
shop in the village.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-14

are nota bit too good or hand
some for pretty feet. Nothing
else really becomes them, and
it's become the fashion among
the owners of pretty feet in
Skowhegan to get their shoes
from our stock. Bought at
Mcrrill's" always indicates a
shoe purchase of the first
magnitude in point Of salts
tactoriness. Comparing a
photograph with the original
decides the question Of its &C
curacy as a likeness; compar-
ing our shoes and prices proves
the first to be the finest, and
the second to be the lowest in
town.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-14

throughout aonoh eSaes uebue
ahdh flowing tp % m bh
Itt mc
nc n l ever
e tl nth SoigdIS thu
h caesamo asta
SyRPhd g td hn opredt mtandda
dd than all
thorough ned that GRpERs sFlrBa numth is
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-14
West Madison.

The statement that Mr.. David NileS
and Willis Clough bought the farm of
Charles Spear was incorrect in part, Mr..
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-14

We do not like to be lied about But most
OF us probably lie more about ourselves than
anybody else ever does.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-14
Grippe and
Kidney Trouble

David X. Wells of Newburvpolt, Mass,
Is IS years old, and for the past IL years
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-14
STROUT'S
RHEUMATIC
ELIXIR,

Cured WALTER II SrRoUT, brother of Hon.
A, A. sTRoUT, after best physicians said that
his case of Rheumatism was hopeless. Five
bottles of Strout's Rheumatic Elixir made
a complete and permanent cure. He is now
living at Sweden, Me. One bottle of Strout's
Rheumatic Elixir cured Leander Frank, of
North Deering, Me. He had Infammatory
Rheumatism for twelve years. suffered every
thing-found no relief until he took Strout's
Rheumatic Elixir.
Sold by all Druggists, 81 90 a bottle. Every
bottle guaranteed or money refunded,
KING M1NUF4C TURING CO.. Bridg ton, Me.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-14
FOR SALE!

Boarding House containing fourteen rooms
full of boarders. 1t is centrally located and in
the best part of Fairfield, one minute walk to
electric cars. Possession given Immediately
iw2i MRS NJ. R. BUTTERFIELD.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-14
DIED.

Bngham-June 9, Moses Frame, aged 81
years.
Embden-June a. Charlotte, widow of the
late Gina Beal, aged rs years, II months.
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-14
James A. Burns,
Moody Town, cornvilIe, Me
BORN.
MARRIED.

skowhegan June S, to the wife of {. A. Oak
a son
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-14

"AX FOR - ALE,
have quantity Of good nice loo Sc hay for
isle Will deliver it in quantities to suit pun
chasers Leave orders with Woodbury. &
Gage. FRED l.. MOODY.
Skowhegan, May 81, 1894. 3w22>
The Somerset reporter., 1894-06-14

Skowhegan-June l3, by Rev. c V, Hanson.
belmont f. Judkins and Miss Belle e. Hutch
inson, both of Skowbegan.
West Pittsfed-June o, by fl. II. Powers
Esq, Mr.. Aonzo Wyman Of Canaan and Mrs.
Eliza Davis OF w. Pttsield.
Lexington-June Q. by Rev. Z. II. Butts. Mi.
Alfred Williamson of New Portland and Miss
Maria b. pnkham OF Lexington.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-08-30

ben Streii ssesben. Or. yuilmaH hdi
ndmIid anh bsHts nod an Der anihau.
uua isit, bob seins arbeiier nod immeI
uid ~ pisI perbienen, uno isDeHIalls
peu lbrem 2ObHe i'm bb6iien Gurus le.
Der foHHeH, ia CT psrodttiat iis IOaar,
@ele duf Der Hani ashabt an baben.
Or. punman beiiebi aui ieinem for
mellsH Re6te. ct sabIt isinsh arbsi
tern ben ausbcenuetnen Quhn, Hno weun
Iie nitt oamit austommen, il oas ihry
S06e. Sic branAeH ia niht bei ihm
~ arbeiienl @rHH linen bic Dlietbe IN
Rallman Sn ibeuer III, brauten ie ia
niGi in Rullman IN pObnen. alIereinps
niro Gin @Obnen in Remington poer
R0ielane ais cine GrfIarune anaciehen,
oeb man INN bic Mrbeit IN gunmap
nifis eiebi. abtr es branhi ia Riemano
IN EulmaH Sn arbeiten. rno bic Siellsn
Der abeebenoen linb ihnta bsisti. 2ea'
ten. bic Iih Der @otlihai fur ibn sa ar.
beiien rHb BET ibm wphneu su bhrfsu,
eurt Rebripreeruus pon Qsbn psrlniiis
eemabt baben, fiiri hre @iberieRlihteii
AUDI nod Sn belobnen - bas N nidts
fiir @ee. w. EnnmaH.
WismaHo fann Or. yullman spineeu,
fiir itiue frabereH bRneeHoeH NrbrtsT
etipas ~ tbnn. Gr mub has nit Itinsm
@eiriHsn arsmaHm, bas I'D, Nom
nid1t btHis. 10 bed IN Der Solss psbl
eiHmaI melesu mire. Nbsr baraHi Ton,
Hen bic 6Hnssrnbsn niht ipartsH, sbenls
IDtItie ME aui cine sfwaies GiHberuinna
Der @siesafbune. eenn ebe bic Suiam.
nsnidms, iOdren lansh ale Sunaers es'
fprbeu. lins 10 mHb, ippbl Oh, ibsl,
eas mitleitiss srube BabIiium sinireisn.
an eeHeH sOloenes Serj ii6 saiemanb is
ptrseblin espenoet boi. Chicago bari
niti jussbeH. oa6 60 bsissn tam. iHn.r.
bals ieiuer VrsnJsn isi Ssmone per.
bunesrtl 81. SioaisSte.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-08-30

@cuperneur alieelb bat lih bic gehbs
arnpmmen, bic Sahloge IN Nulmau
perI6ulin sfnnen 30 ltrusn, NIB bas CT.
ashHib N. bab bort rabeSu 5000 Ger,
Ipnsn 0unger lsitm Hno IN cBsiahr &C.
ben, Al pefbnnesrH. lInb uabosm isinG
Bemhhunasn. bic pullman 90. su sines
Mnertsnnnua ibrer 3fspHibinno. IiI
bic Qeiis sH iorAeu, 81 brinasn. ishIge'
Ifllnaen Hnb, iptnbgt iid Der Gouurr'
nsnf ap bic Wrpbhfrsisssit bts g'ubli'
liuls ben SlIincis mn 0llis iar bi'
slnaIhdlinsn.
Sein 9snf ipirb nids nnseb6yt psrbal
len, bsnn man mag aber Gsrtifs unl
SlrtiEer Denffn, wit man min. peuf
iroeub jeluals eiue prrnnuItiae ilriod'
iRg sinsn SirsiI pprbauben mar. 10 ,Da'
"a bier.
Der Brirjpstjsf ispt{&tn bem >Bon
pernenx unb 6errn @u1mnn bat uoI
1lmcm 1ir 0tHnor be 2<>lrr8n 0oEt
<es1ioIr(l rn> llnnnf oIetiolr|t b6rof
}aR "a t!ue nsut 1l| IN nuq
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-08-30

iuiro, fern amt mebr ais pisr Satrl
mad chamber ~ bsileiosn? ? -Sa. .isin.
Der yipeiie Der porsciHlneenen Der.
faRHHsssuidss 10 fOiseHeer:
Sol Earasrapb 0 ess artiiels Z oer
gOHititution 10 amsHeirt werbeu, bab ss
ben 5rouen bos sleAt siebi. fiir iresne
einsaS aS4aIbeamien beiirsenb einsrgpabI
su itimmen, BET Der ein iolber Sdnl.
beamter ~ udbIen ili?" uno NIT ben
s2orten -ja," -Hsin" babinterSisbeuo.
Der brittle 8uias lautei tpie iOlsi:
SOL SeiiipR 4 ees drtiieIs IL Der
Contribution 10 omenoirt tptrben, oas CT
i& iuleenbermaben liet: .Sestipn 4.
DE 2ee;slatur ipG burH aIIasmsines
Qstity ben @erib uuo he @robe uner
Ssimitdite eines iseen 5amiIienbanpies
bsihrdnten unb 'eiihelen, bic irei isin
ipu pom SeiAlae nne aeiuobnlihem @e.
rihisperiabren uno poH Befibunbms nub
SiudHsspsrtaui uno ppn ireeuo einem
anesren BON irasno einsm @ericbi dnas,
cre1stru goniisoaiiOnspsriabrea, Guber
bel gsrialsriIdrHna siHss gianebrisles
cher 1eiisre6ies (uenoor's lien OF
liens .fiir ssikane arbtIi cher selieserts
NattriaIisn beim Bau pbei bel bsr Rs.
parotHr einss @ebdusss, lei 60 fur CT.
ri&ixHg sosrgabsnsrxns an eemisIbsu; ;
ruS iOl AUDI Tar bic Grsmpti0n elmer
anssmsKsHtn Summs bsipseIiAen Gissu.
ihums urrisheH." -Sa~, .nsin".
aIIs Rdbltr, bic fur zines sosr oas
onosre Ooer ale amenoements timmen
DOlen. icuen ierusilsn bas Bort -nsiH-
oGbei ausItreid,eH, nm eaeeesn ~ film,
men itrsids mon eas @ort 10" -
tpeIdt Isstcre ErUSeonr mir hsute ihpn
bei BEN Sreiten amtnosmenis, esitisi
auf iarSlid Sortiber pprssbra&ts arau.
meuie. empithlen mShten. aui eas
srits nnb brittle iptrbsn mir ipdtsr 40.
rhdicmmen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-08-30
Gtuen i&werm Srrtbum bsssbsu

Gtuen i4wersu Srrtbum bessbsn
beuiI4s Glisru, bic ss iih uiGt angelo
oeu iein laiItr, ihre ainbsr Ssuti@ Ter
neu su laiisn. aommsn iolhs aIueer
IN ipdtsreu Sobrsn IN bic srObe Beli
tinaus. 10 iinosn iit srit ous on ibnsu
btaanaens unreht aus. oenu Dsutin III
cine Spraas, tpslds Sber bic sunss @eli
asbi. Su pielen Stdsiru iperoen in gro
b.rrn Gbsihditsn nur ScIds anseftat,
bic aud Der osutihtu Sprats md6tis
iinb uno IhOu man&er jaHse Raun
ionnte cine ihm ansebOisu, Sitauns
ossbalb niat annebmsn. neil CT Der
esaiides SpradDe nidbt midiis mar.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-08-30

ttno wenn Der nens 1arii iusiier
teinsn go.sue hditr. ihrribt Der -an.
lsiser bes @eiieus". ole oGB CT ourA
8tisitisunb Der rduberii&sn ssUlllOlle
BEN 8plis tuObIirilsrs unc ssianoere
9leiouns Fiheri, nno ouh bic unbsuiit'
tslieu RlaEtn In bic Gage briust. bob
iis i'm @inisr sIsia ibrsu beiisr ftnirteH
Ritbhresru un'er wOlleneu Deden i6la.
fen un6 in parme @oas Fd ilsieeH
iOnuen, iiaii ,pit isbt in SaumiusIlt Ooer
-Sboeop" irieren Su mhHen - 10 iudrs
icon oas olIsia cine Grrunesnitoit,
pelht ole iiberitnno.ne Nhbe uno Gr'
rat als ui6t uerstbeHs eriaeinsn laBt.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-08-30

Die nun uorlieaenbe 4il, ourh wsl6t
bic ganltuu SneiaHsrreisruoiiom JHr
Beiitosluna srDffnet piro. bsitimmt, eab
bic ednbertisu uur unter BEN SeiH'
itditegeitt aufesnsminen incroen Ion.
ueu unh bab bapeu bic SeiiiCnen l6
une SO in itSsm 2owHIbip, bic fur
S4ul,psde rsitruirt bleibeR, ,ausseitiUi'
fen fiuo
Run Inuiet Der Ginqaussparasrnph
Des 6eimitiiisatltess oobiu, onB Der
aniis6Ier ~ Hicbt msbr tpis 100 acres
9auo berettist III, uuo oab er 5 Sabre
iOrtnibreno oardui uobnen mub, nm
ben BsiiBtiel haiir ~ rrlaneen.
aliu Iuiro Der proipettiue auiisoler
aui Der 9aHlion aeisrpniicn utter Der
Gr6iuunssbia leo GersS aaiHebmsn
l0nnen unb IN or nj d I etIpa, ipis piel
iad1e pdbreno Der Eebdiis iiber bic Bill
I'M Gonarsb no iel6it uah ibrer gai'
iiruHa pon ssGibuatCn aasasianoie
ialidt 6berahie uiiien pollten. ani bios
so alres beidIautt.
Tas aagsmeine Seimitdtieseieb be-
oinat, oab Der Bsperbsr nihi mebr iuie
100 acrss 9aHo in ben Der. Staaten
beIiben bari sur 0eit oa or bic Mppliia.
tion nm bic Oeimitdtte mndt,
T,sie 1sitimuiIns iinoet aliu aud
oui Nniieoler in Der beiprohenen Reier,
patton NHlpeubuna.
3u elmer Ssimitdtie ibrrbaupi bere4'
tiat iiue: DaHilieHhdupser, ooer perio'
nen, bic oas Nlter pOn 81 9atreH c.
reiht unb 2anbesbarser fnb Ooer ibre
Nbfdt, IUld,e ~ iueroen. erildri babeu.
Die SpecialbeItimmnnaeu ber Croft.
nnnssb,n fnb nun fclssnoe:
Der aniiebIer tat aubsr ben iibliden
Gini&rubessbabrsn far bic Ssimhdiis
ben preis pon t3.75 per aerf on be
Reaieruns az bssablen, unb Jipar so
GsHis sur 8eii Der GiHtrasRHs unb ben
Reii penn CT -ouipruuts.
Der S4lnbparosrapb Der Din maht
icipcbl bds ben SHbiauern ecrblfibenbe,
iuie and has Der Nsiisbelnne erbffnsts
eBebiet Der @sierpati0n Su sinem Bro.
bibitipnsbiItrief nne bsitimmt ais Gtrais
mab fat ben Herianf ppn berauidenttn
0etrdnien innerholb besIeiben: .uidt
msbr mic 2 Sabre GeIdnsnib nnb ni1l
mshr ipie breibanbert Dollars BnbsA.
Gieier benz @fIen eInes -freien" Mn'
Iieoeluugsgebietes ocbn ipredenoe Pa.
rasrapb. Der ben ~iuiloen1 sIHiisbIeril
slsid poH pOrnberein .paierlide 5slislnA
anleaen iUa, mar, irit mir aus psrldbli'
der lusIIs hOrtn. bas @efi hes Con.
grrbabasorbneten y idler.
Zoe nen cFihlOiime Csebiei asbbri
sum Wunbeslnnbbilirift ppH Mitttetl
inb bat Der MhlIrbler i'm bstrfIifnber
panhamte In bieier Stnbt tis appliia,
iioH Iar eine pfimItdiis eiHItrsibsu ~
inHen.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-08-30

hefItn lette @Dde In ibrsr Convention
~ Dcniion ioleenbes T,6st aui:
Gar B0nperHeir:
Charles 8. SheIbop.
6ir qieutmant.@ @oupernenr:
6. q. 0errieb.
5lr Staaisiefrttar:
1hpmas Ibsricn.
5hr Eiaaisanhitpr:
Sobn g. 6ippls.
5hr Staaisihasmsiiisr:
Sir' 3. Ebilipps.
Jhr Stoatsanlualt:
Zoe 3. GrairiOrO.
Jar Staatslnuliuperinienosui:
Grant Crane.
JRr Stdntsihullano' Gommiiidr:
z. 4. 2pdoart.
5ar SianisecmmIiidr fur sia;iitii RuS
Irbeit:
2. VI. @beclcr
5hr Gilenbnbns0 OmmiiIdre:
1. DItrici: Geo. u. 90baiiOn.
2 Siitriet: 2. u. G0nglin.
3. Eiitrict: Z. u. SreHnaH.
Weur 2aHoloaisn finS eappR Gamble,
nm 0lnbe pon 2ueas, BEN iseiacn Nbs
serrbnsien; gbinipps iar Sh0bmeiIier,
IDirb ". ". IaplOr's Slns sinuesmen.
falls er crpiblt miro. thr Snuliu.
perinienoeHt III Crane fir SaImoa Iub.
iiituirt, ihr 2anetpmmiIdr triif 2pdbari
in RRib's Ste[le uub ais StntiIiiier iClI
@beeler Rcifnp eIisbsn. Die ibrissn
aanoioaten Fne bic bisberiseu Snbobsr
ibrer reip. Nemier.
Bum 8OrfbeS bes Siaatseentraleu.
mites sriudhlten be Rtpu6liinner Srn.
.. 2. BasiOrb Don RsoFelb - cine
porirefilid1t @abl; ais umIihiiaer nno
bod iabHer Gampasnes General iufi
Or. 1asforo Sfinessleiaen, eas beipiss
CT sur 0eit bes Gpinf Gounip'er gpun.
tpFt'arissss, no bsr Sdrtibsr .ant
babei~ mar.
Die BON Der Convention auIatItlIir
Rlaiiorm bat auber ben iblihen partei.
politii4en GrtldrimseH cine ipldt fur
perIbdriit@sitte ssesHYaapsr. Ginipan-
eerfns. trmabnt be aiien Soleatsn sur
Danfbarieit sesen bic portsi( bic Icebsn
einen ibrer bflitbteiien gertreter, ben
9ensrebabsecrentttn Capt. 2Hcns psr.
hcbfnl) unb iritt NIT ber BsrSerune
pon Silbr' 6rtiprdsaus In populiltiItss
Gsbict aber. Dir glaiiprm perpIihiei
bic Gensrsblanbibateu, fir bic irbiers
Jpyberuna 81 itimmen. gpas bic Der
oSuibwdbruus snniiss Msbrbeit Der
Nartei ta bfr SilbfrpIanle lneen iuirh.
miro iiA I'm glopember sf,aen.
Tim ErpbibitioH uHb Weibfriiium.
reai bradt ilb be Plniiorni sans unh
snr btrnns.
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-08-30

PsISuea psIs Grfunessm BET ben Nuhtuem 0caaHHn ez
uanin poan m ersbn en Isbasus irckrtss Gcuper bil
snsr Mnispcrf Rder Al ein
SuÌˆd Dakota Nachrichten. (Mitchell, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1890-1899, 1894-08-30

slabe Oct sprinss sriHoB Guis
gsrnea ben @illiam 6. Soiins auI ser
Sasb. iHbem 2eeierer bnrh bic Sai&e
iritheno pom Griftreu ihr cns @llb.
tape stbclttn tpnree.
GARNER iommen cine Strede Don
40 Retlen, ppHuGmmpns, MfSuicIh,
Bahporfb unb cpberson Ncnniief ,nr
biefeen Hfable nm MsiSei ssssn Dlehl
Rnsbtaui8tn. Uloaub Gits Gpurisr.
SIN Gountp Wlinnsbaba bobsu bic
Demssraieu in HaeItenHHus baihr, oas
oie Bcpuliiteu Sipei Der Sbriarn aui ihr
Iidet helieR, eas ItstsTs inopilirt unb
ucn Der GuifteaRHs einss eiasuen 7ideis
abhduo pcroMmen.
7as iOnit bepUrSlfsis Gpunip Char.
les MIR lsioet oiriss Jabr minOeitsns
sbenip iehr an Tlrre pie nos iibriae
Sub. TaiOia; es icmmei uiele 5ormer
uon bort bis beraHI nod aurora 6 pnnip
nm Sen Jn MAIDEN - 40 bis 30 Yieilsn
ipeii.
lie Bstraeer autncpsip. Better
Der Mablmabls in Rsefielo. psraroberR
ibre Nulass uHe isten soHs nsut gQa.
ifineH eia, iObnB bic i'm Sabre 1883
Fur 100 Sorrels 1aessprpouit einse,
ridteie uub Ipdier ani 200 BorreIs CT
peiterie Rable irst 800 Barrels WgebI
per Tag iieierH luirb, pcuon Elm Tbeil
bic no4 Gualaub srportirt pro.
Der SGlem'er ysimrpb aim WsiIIer
ptrneiSt iid 81 Der ielbh In eieieu Ia
gen bfr unerb6rteu SasbesihiAten ers
iiannliden Behaupiuna, oab or Gelo-
babHsr ani 10 srpbe Gniieruuns trsfie.
bob or osm Sdrpte SalS beimenesn
miiis, bamit bic ssifOiisneu ehbner
nidi psrbsrbsn ebe CT hiuSniomms.
gaabe Raripn SnneiiOn Iubrsn
eiHise anabeH mif siner Gprnitensel.
Ihnelbmaidine unh als ne bas gfsre
anhielten, rpllte bic MaIhine, ipeldbs
feine Teihisl bate, pormdrts. pibrsHb
bas gIero aurhdtrat nhb ibm btibe
Dhbe nbesianiiten warhtn. Gs NOR
rn ihtnes lhmerss Bnspferb. Cine
Gornmaidins pbur Tei@iel N siu &C,
idbtlides ding.
\ Die Gpaniptcnpntipn Der Vcpuli.
ifen ppu g)anftpn gpunfp, ipelcbe letfgr
90 e. Ql~ sgt... ftnftfn..n sustk IA s.,,a