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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-23
Selbitmpro zines SruocrS ors SulIs
DcsIeuutnrs SiQaius.

g 6ildbelp p 6ta, %. 9toD. -
penneq s. 6iggins, 8ruOer oes Grz
Senators Qlntbonb 9igsins uno pes
Bel Der leBten 8ubl gei4Iagsnen 8ouz
perneurs ganDioaten Sp6n s. 9ig=
gins BON 9elapare, ma4te geitern in
6em 2ogirbuuIe Nr. 45, 'Suoz8. Ctr,
bier, ieilem Qeben bur9Ginat6men bon
2tu6tgas elm @nDe. 9as 3immerz
mGo9en fano Den Wfunn gegen 10 ll4r
8opmittags falt uno itarr auf ieinem
Bette liegen. Syn isiRsm Wtunoe be-
fanb ii6 Das cine @nbe zines 9ummi@
i9lau6es, beIIen anoeres Gn0e an Ell
nem geDTfneten Sasbrenner ange6ra4t
mar. QlrbeitslpItsteit bal ben 8ruoer
oes @rzSeruiors uno Das @r%8ouperz
neurs1GdnDicuttn ppnOelupure in ben
Sob getrieben! 9ssrneQ 6. 9iggin5
mar ungefGbr 45 Sabre alt unO mar
Isit %Sabren in Pbilooelp6ia ais Sour
nufiit t6dtig. Gr perIor ieine SteQe,
feline GtIparniIfe f6ipdnDen 5a6in uno
i6IieBli4 Ia6 er ii6, lpte 10 Diele Geiz
ben5genpi1sn, Dem 9ti6ts gegeniiber.
3pei Gents purOen in ieinem 8eiibe
9eF1noen. Was5al6 er ith in ietner
8eordngniB nidt an feline 5amiIie, an
ieineH einfluBrei6en 8ruDer Danote,
lit ni9t betannt. 6iggins mar 5ulebt
an Der ngreB" bei6dfti9t, Bd3renO
Der Wu6lzGampugne erbielt er ouf
8runo Ieinar rei6en @rfu6rungen auf
oieIem 9st6iets Diele piAtige 2luftrGge,
unb mubte unter g(nOerem audi ben
Observation-Disclosures Wtc&tnz
lep in Ieiner Wo6nung in Carlton, o.,
,interpieipen." 8or 3lpsi Wo4ea perz
tor er feine SteGa. On 6ie1tgen 8lGtz
tern mar taine StelIe frei, uno er ging
oesbuI6 na6 WaI6in8ton, mo er iiAer
2tnitelIung gu betonunen 6offte. Gfltz
tGuI9t fam er jeooh naA Ybilaoelz
t3iu 5urud. Sein 9elo pur uuF Die
g1eige gegargen, unO er muBte Bel ieiz
nsr &oit6auspirt6in, 6ruu SoneS,
SfuGoen MAIDEN. Gr 6offte immer,
ouB er bier pieOer cine 9(nIteGusrg fin
ben 1piiroe, bod ieine 9offnung err
fiiIlte ii9 nidt, uno 10 6eI4lOB er Denn,
alien SOrgen Elm i6neQss @noe gu BE-
roi+o-,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-23
Gin &ebens=Getter.

Die punberbariten &uren iperben
tdalih BON Or. Bulls Soulten SYrup
eema6t. Srduletn 9lnnie Span, pez
tersburg, Ga. ,fhreibt: "Wein Sruper
hattie einen iebr ihlimmen Suiten lnb
mir qldubten er habe Sdrpinciudt
bod purpe er BON Or. Bulls Souiten
Sprup fl1rirt unb Jest it er ipchl unb
aefunb. Gs lit bas bette Wittel in Der
0elt." Or. Bulls Nulten SYrup
fplfet nur 25 Gents, feline anbere Mes
oi,in fpirft 10 raid, unb iIder. Occtcr>
en- unb 9lppthefer emrfehlen i'm,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-23
Wedern Jl(arD(anO=Bu6n
Sanffasmmestas=GrfmrToncn

5dserstopn IIno Gettysburg
am Spnncrffas, ....rcn 26. Npprmber 1896.
Der Spe;inliue ratb Saaersto,pn luirb ben
SiIen Sahnhoi uerlaiieR In TAB Sormlitags,
llHion= 7.4S, 9isnniuluuEia=2 2luenuez Isl. utoHz
I.o6 uEo 2SGltroofz tytorth=2iueuue) Sabnhof nm
7.5S SormIttdSs sir bic duifGbrt erToIgt DE a0f
iahrt pom 0daerstofuu $40 abenos.
Suubreiie=S3illete nur S1.2
(Iuf Dem brtrefTenSsn Sag une zen Spe;iaI=
Sus bcfCbranft.)
Der Spe;tnIs Sus mad, Gettysburg iulro ben
SilsH=Sabnboi pcrIaen nm SAB Gormittaas uuo
an ieoer itdotIiten 3abu Sft on Gnbalte1. GbTGbrt
Don GettDsbura iur bic Siiittegr um 6.35 A6eEos.
Huurreiics sSillttc uur $500.
(Nuf Den betreifcuSeu Eaa une Cen 5pcsiaIz
2mn hriclrGnet.l (2S1 s.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-23
Qrintetnn bsiiegt Sarbarb.

g2ep Port, 81. NuOem6er. -
Das SuBbaQIpiel 3ipiI4en zen 5edms
Der rgrincston=" uno n9aro1rDzllniz
perIitdt," fpsI6ss bsut. ouf rem Utanz
6attan 5ietb itattfuub uHO trOB oes
lanangenebnten Watters cine tolofale
3uIfauermsnss ungelodt ftatte, enOete
nit einem Siege Der 9rincetoner, 9ie
Score It1rO "a 3u 6.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-23
Y}r. 2S1.
Sir Iebrnsmilorr 0tiainHar.
ScImas Rpmain'S 5clbfmorr. - 9as Motto
ui1t befdunt.

niAt befduut.
91terior, rs, q. Noo. -
$1elmas Romline, elmer Der dlteIten
uro bsfannt,Iten Ginpo6nsr pon Pdz
terTon, bat iih in Der osrgan9enen
IaHt auf iejnsr 6arm in Rohellsz
9arf, 8sr8:n@Spuntp, erIho6en. 015
Nlptip Ieiner 2blt lit bi5fer Riemlna
oam Gatlnnt gelporo3n, Uno e5 I6stnt,
DaB Der GntfdIuB, iitb Oa5 9eban gu
ne6nsn, crit geIttrtr in inn reifte uno
c,nn duf bdlo sur 2lusfiibrlN18 9sz
6rabt puros, beocr oSemdno sinen fplz
t:n GntI6luB lei Dem WdRna urge
n0Enen fonnts. HpmIine beilB Elm
pru6tpoIla5 WC6rh1u5 I'M 8rOdbapup
in 8aterIpn lmo Iein 9srm0gen id1dBt
man uuF Cirtd $1,00O,O00. Gr iplr
9rGIio,nt Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
8e7eII6aFt," 6eppr OieIelbe elettriIhen
9ettie6 einFii6rte, unb bann Biz 3u
Ieinsm Spoe elmer i6rsr Oirettpren.
Gr mar prdIibent Der rS9ierI9uB>8sz
ie[liadft" unb 3AeiiEdber, reip. 2ltz
tiondr, pielar u1osrsr 8sisllI61ftan.
Gr mar ptrbeirat6et unb bate cine psrz
6eirutbote So9tsr, 6rau Ro6inIon. Gr
mar 53 Sabre aft. Dor etriger 3eit
8p1 er ii9 BON ben 8eTdGften 5uriid
uno Ieitoem fubr er tdgIi4 nu6 Ieinsr
Sarm uro 1pidoer 3uriid. Die 61rm
miro pon einam @6epuat PoIt bertpdlz
tet, Gomuins bate ii6 jeoo9 in pem
51rmGaus Elm 3inmer reierOirt. Sn
Der 2(6Iift, Elm W&otip fir &omaine's
SelbItmoro 3u finben, bringt man leg
teren nit Dem Sooe Der N}Itter o,s
'StlbItm0roer5 in 8erbinoung. Die
9&utter lit por bret N}onuten geItorb2n,
uno feitoem bat 3pmaine getrGntelt-
2lu6 geitsrn ertldrte er, er fii6le Iidh
nidt tpobl, uno s5 mag iein, odB bic
8sr3peflung iiber ieinsn 8eiunbReitsz
5uitano i'm 81 Der 561t getrieb'n but.
Bertha MrGnnuel uuD ibr Serfilbs
rer.
QuncaIter, ga, q. No0em6er.
-8ert61 NcG onnsu, lpeI6e 6urrD ..
S6pmpIon am q. Uidr3 cine &ugel in
Die S6ldfe jdgte, pupoe beute BON ben
geItmorenan ihuloig befItno1n UHb gu
flint SSabren 8GfGngniB uro elmer
@elcitrufe DOT $1,000 oerurt6ailt. Ser
tGu RcGonnsu uno 5GompIOn, Elm oerz
6eirdtfstsr Nlnn, itiegen an 20. Uldrj
inn g&eDItonez9otsI" ais Damn uno
5rau ab. PIN nG1Iten Utorgen 1puroe
56pmpion nit elmer &W9elDunba i'm
&ppIe i'm 8ett uuFgsFunoen; 8ertbu
r1r psriftpunoan. 0as gtGDGjsn BE-
ga6 Ii1 Dom Sflupl1B DER 8lutt61t
r16 Der Mo5nung i9rrr @ltsrn in
GoatsDile unc 54oB 5i6 in ielbItmDro2z
riIf'r 2t5iift. sic 8eItanO Elm,
5Eompion nieosrgsI6OKsn 5u flb:n,
uno gl6 an, CDaB DieIer lie osrfiibrt
fa6s. 56pInpIon purce uls 3eI3e aufz
gerufen; sr 6:G1uptaia itopd, b1B er
Tich ni6t erianern tonne, tpar auf i'm
qeIfoITen GaGe. Gr trGgt Die Rug:I
nod INNER i'm &opTs berun. 56ompz
ion erflGrte ii9 in Der Nlfmitta33=
Sitars Ioes 8sri6ts fir iGuio;J unD
pulce pom 8j6tar 3u sinem Sabr Gsz
FGr1QniB bsrurt62jlt. Dies lit bl5
60AIte 5truinplB fir fgin @ergs6sn,
b05IpiQiges 8erldiIan ieiner 5rau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1896-11-23

fun5l,r 9ids Bead bisTsn 9oItsn in
Ieinen Budget 9oronIdlag aufnimmt.
gr lit SSreibdnotar, u6sr bic in 2tusIi6!
IteG,noe NAebreinnlbme ppn $10,O00,=
600 piro i'm lpa6rifeinli4 nldg:ebig
Itimmen.
Dir Rsgierung bat b,i4Iofsn, 6:i'm
Furlament bic GtnIsBung einas 2(terz
baurat6s fir Srlano in 9orI6Iag 81
bring,r. 0erIet6e IoG Simple entz
pGhsrn, gerge auffotlt'n unb ipnit
NGaBr2geln gum 8eItsn Der 2unOpirt3z
ifuft trefFsn lufen. @s psrlautst ni4t,
DaB Die Regigrung ettra3 3ur 2nOlz
rung bes g3otbItanoss in Srlano t6un
piQ, Sffi3i0s piro bebauptet, auz
BsrorOentli6e NtuBregsln Isisn n;4t
n0tbig.
Dom GurIps perf0Bt ieiz
ne 5o6ter.
8uris, 21. g}op. - Die n8a5ette
be Sgrance" Dsr0fFentliat Elm SArei6en
oes ipuniI6en 8ronprGtenosnten 9on
Carlos an Ieine 2lnbdnser, in tpeI1em
er feline brittle 5p6ter, Prin3eIiin g.
pira, Die, 4pie genleIDet, nit einem r0z
miI6en 3iinitler, Rdmens 5oldt, Ell
mem p,rbeiratbeten Mtann, our6gez
brannt lit, psrItOBt,
Bonn Srient.
2pnbon, q. gtoo. - Die r0dilp
g3;ps" 6eri6tst, ouB Die tiirfiIhe 8e=
eierung auf 8erarlafung Des brit;i6en
8eIdnotsn Gurrie Den 8ei1tlihsn Hfcz
Gal1um freigelui1en 6d6s. @r mar in
MuruI6, ND sr Qiabesgaben an Die Irs
menier pert6silts, psrbuftet tporoen.
Der &umpf 9e9en Das 10
5iule Ilebel in 2onDon.
Qpnopn, q. Npp. - Ssitb'm
cine Gpnferen3 BON &ir6enrdtben BE-
I6lofen bat, bic unoroentli6tn 9dHz
Ter i'm 8eIteno a65uI6affer, blelt oi;
Poli5ei cine f0rmli6s 9eBjago a1tf Dit
ungliidli4en gtfullensn 8ei4Opfe, nd
tiirli6 I'M fsbr balO 81 Der ueber3.u=
gurg gu tommsn buB bus gang: Sci
ieltpsibsn o6ne @rfolg lei, btnn Dix
beute aus einem 9uu7s 9ertriebenen
iummsItsn Ii9 morger ineinem anoersn
Die frommen 8ir6:nodter pollen ez
ieBt uuF cine unoere WtiIe periuhen,
Sic ppllsn psrIu6en, bsIonDers oratoz
nii9e 9tTebe gegen bu5 3ubdItertbum
burhTloriiden.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-28
COMING and going

D. Osborne, of Oxford. NC, WAS
in the city yesterday.
w. T. Wall, of Lvnchburg, WAS in the
city yesterday On business.
Miss Grace Hszelw BOD, of Montvale, is
in the cisy visiting relatives and friends.
James L Ford, prominent citizen
OF Martinsville, was In the city yester-
day.
Howard Turner lef. yesterday for
Henry county TO visit friends for fe "
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Ray, tourists
from New York, a-e registered st Hotel
Roanoke
DR. G S Luck and G. d Fox went TO
Bedford City yesterday on q b-ief bust
ness trip
F McBurney, q prominent citizen
OF Altoona, Pa, WAS in the city yester-
day On business.
Geo Sharkley. OF Elkhorn, w Va,
was registered at the Ponce de Leon
Hotel yesterday.
James E Simmons. a well known
young attorney from Fincsstle, was in
the city yesterday.
julius Hoops. an a.tache of Hotel
Roanoke, left last night for New York
and Philadelphia on a business trip
Miss Maggie Sublette. of Allegheny
| Springs. is wishing his sister, Mrs
| Ernest Boone, at No. 925 JEFF ,rson
street
Robert Middleton, of Harrisbur .,
travelling freight agent of the Cum her,
land Valley railroad, WAS in the cisy
| yesterday.
Maj c. T Kansel, of Philadelphia
| pur hasing agent Of the Sou Invest Vir
GINA Improvement Company, was In the
city yesterday.
j w Cook, uperinten6ent Of the
| Shenandoah division Of the Norfolk and
Western. was in the city yesterday on
railroad business.
Mrs. M p. Vaughan, of Tenth ave-
nue. 8. W, left last night on two weeks
visit to her sister. Mrs S. Gooch, at
Louisa Court House.
w. q Sproul. sec ompanied by his
son, w c Sproui, Of Chester Pa are
in the city visiting Everett Sproul 1T
the Grocer Iron Company.
| General Manager Sands and General
Superintendent Hippey of the Norfolk
and Western railroad, will leave for the
Yves. this morning on q tour Of inspec-
ton.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-28

THE Cafe al Crystal Spring IS now
open.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-28

SOLID comfort In Yost- Forrer Co.'S.
lawn swings. Next TO pos.ofilce.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-28

STERLING, Columbus and Springfield
bicycles at Yost-Forrer Co, next tc
postoffice.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-28

Special OGer-Gss Cooking Stoves
COOKING with gas and with the latest
style of gas cooking stove is .he cheap
est, quickest, best, most clearly, most
convenient; no dirt, no trouble, read y
at moment, less heat
Until June l this company will re-
ceive orders for placing the necessary
piping and the stove at @ cost to the
purchaser varying from Sc to IS. payable
In monthly instalments Of ST. Call at
room 203 Terry building. examine stove
and obtain further particulars
ROANOKE GAS AND WATER Co
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-28
FINE cigars at Bonner's.


THE comforts OF good cigar are ap-
precisted fully only by those who have
occasionally been ompelled to indulge
in poor grade Of the article, or go
without smoke. The "Maj1r Seal" is
recognized among Roanoke smokers as
one Of If not the very best five cent
cigar ever placed on the market This
cigar wears genuine Sumatrs wrapper,
ana the filler il in part pure Havana
stock Some manufacturers cain to
sell genuine Havana cigars thu retail
at five cents, but such statements are
simply stretching the blanket" A
genuine all Havana cigar cannot be sold
in this country as five cents and leave q
profit to the importers and dealer. The
"MsjDr Seal" comes nearer being the
genuine article than any cigar off red
They are put up one hundred in box are
free smokers snd unsurpassed in fl ,vor
Ask your dealer for the "Maj)r Seal"
The srsde supplied by the
CONSOLIDATED CIGAR & TOBACCO Co.
F b LUDWIG Manager.
CHOCOLATE ica cream orange and
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-28
Electric Bftters.

ELECTRIC Bitters Ia medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more GEM
orally needed when the languid ex.
hausted feeling prevails, when the liver
Is torpid and sluggish and the need of o
tonic and Alternative is felt. A prompt
use OF THE medicine has often sverted
long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers
No medicine will scs more surely In
counterachDg and freeing the system
from the mslarisl poison. Headache,
Indigestion, Constipation, Dizziness
yield to Electric Bitters. soc. and 81
per bottle at Paul Massie's Phsrmscy.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-28
VANILLA ice cream q. Crystal Spring
For Bargain Hunters.

FROM $1,000 20 $1,000 worth of james
o. Hobbs, stock Of shoes. stationery and
notions remains unsold Commencing
with today and continuing until 1t ia
sold the people Of Roanoke who want to
save every cent thew can these hard
times, can get ladies' S4 fine shoes, best
makes. for 50 Gents' S. shoes at SO
Ladies' and gents SO shoes for 81 rs;
81 so for 90c and ST. 81 IS for S5c and coo;
81 shoes for Csc Children's shoes at 81 rs
for S.; 81 so for s5c and 9Oc; S, 25 for 75c
and orc shoes for soc Two pairs ladies'
SC hose for l5c; loo hose for SC pair
Best Csc tablets for lac; 20c ones for 1Oc
and l5c ones for Sc Nice 2Oc b'x paper
for l0c box All other goods in same
proportion You'll never again have q
chance OF gettin as good goods for rs
lis'ie money as now. Call at once and
got your choice, for they will GO fast at
above prices j. p. WOODs
Trustee I r j Hobbs, ia Salem ave
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-28
BURGER-COMPERT nUPrI,I.s

Interesting Marriage Ceremony on First
Avenue N. w, Last Night
James Burger, fireman on tie Nor
folk aud Western railroad WAS united
in marriage last night to Miss Argyle
Compert. at the residence OF the BRIDES
parents NJ. Sill First avenue n W The
ceremony was performe d by Rev Dr..
Stevens, pastor OF 81. James M. E
Church, in he presence of q large
number of friends
Miss Emma Burger was the maid of
honor, and j VI Comper acted in the
capacity of best man
The other attendants were: William
Grayson with Mics Iis Hines; White
Wade with Miss Agile HAymaker, and
Ed ward Chapman with Miss Res lie Com
per..
The newly welded pair left on the 10
o'clock train last nigh. for Norfolk, Bal
timore aud Washington.
STERLING, Columbu and Springfield
bicycles at Yost-Forrer Co, next to
pos.office.
THE FAIR" is now open at No o Ss
lem avenue with full line o. station
cry. glassware, etc. GEORGE GRAvATT,
Manager.
SOLID comfort In Yost- Forrer Co.'S.
lawn swings. Next TO pos.office.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-28
Artistic Plano Tuning and Repairing.

WALTON NELSON piano and organ
tuner and repsirer for the Hoboie Piano
Co, Is now ready TO make annual tun-
ing contracts for piano tuning Prompt
attention and firs' class work guaran-
teed. Beet of references from manu-.
factories and numeroui patrons OF high
musical standing in Roanoke. Call or
leave orders at the HOhbie Piano Co
157 Salem avenue.
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-28

ORDER gallon of nice ice cream from
Jones' Phone 81
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-28
NOW OFFER A
$50 New Home Machine
For one that can't he put in good
running order at the New Home
office, 800 Henry street. S w
CHARGES VERY MODERATE
You say Others can orrer the same Why don't
Don't tall to see our machines

nnnit fall to see our machines
Doh before you buy.
II you want cheap machine, in fact the best
In the market for the money, give us o call we
have tho Cam Motion Machines manufactnred nv
the New dome Company, namely, the CUmaxY
so instSlments, $50 cash; aud also the New
all machines by the company THE ClimaT ma
chine lie as good as any except the geared New
Home. "
gaB- Ne have few second hand machines IN
sell or rent. All kinds OF machines repaired and
parts supplied
w. HI. STRFCKLER.
500 HENRY STREET, ROANOKE. Va
The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-05-28

DROP in Jones bakery for nice plate
OF ice cream.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-05-28


-
~, - ~ - Iohnaon =.
~ 1Sirss. 5 TSIfr y. 5rsX~.'
HI w. esfes 81 q On
9Ssss T. 11nn i t,Aanlran~ 5000
EEiv IN Si,s111nS : 49, h.ss,1,Vv.
Y ~ - n nm - - AS,u1ar..
i1I .lsSss 50 ''
n 5' RI -. q ve.R III alo,,r
Dfl4es ~ fls11s1ss - = .;srri.r = 1la,.isv
~. q. T~viSna ,vss n ainrr IN,
IN Tsnes ~. N :
Erik U1nivo,A ~ vifa re,,,r1sd =
lf1n,r aSfS - TsSsed2 = affar 4 - ~
visit vith relafiv9a. 4
Petar psteenon a dauehter Mr..
1amntcaasS r,er- in a,nnr 3str cn.,.
pie n dsvs ~ ~ n ~ ~
q ~. r, a. Daflie res,srnsd@ 3, thei,
h0mae ii Canton a Tsa.edav .aftnr I
veek,s viaif mn irias1is.
Mrs n T.v.,~Ss .ra A~.~hAn., And
Mir Haida' Crsm ret,.rn~d - thai,
hounee in Csnton a. Tnsedav Alter :
veck's yfs,t vith friends.
The Conference az thA Norveriau
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-05-28


lSs =
II, Nv I'M. u
3l 0en occurred Bun
~ 3 s. iCnlar daxnago ~.
I'D 6lue y ~ tress wsrs
||. = u TIN couRrnn
T. 3 M Ils Nh through this pArt d
/. sl :!
A. ~ day % tho lake,
{ IBoa - their best girls
4 7 - 103Go1 3 llIeeeth 81 fresh I'll
1a1 nd.
3EE| oy - Dissertation day, let
III sA6ut
MI ltln = az behind last
1lsllpx II Sioux City VI.
g Il ~ lalo Sunday.
S oNo dG0nln9s Wns CAlIer at onr
y n Sunday night.
1o11 ~ leslie TellAr played
4 III Civil Bond Sunday.
sss5 - d. great demand this
60 can "a found % hire.
II ear that Mrs. Hannah Adams
u g1Antsd u injunction against
totD ~ hor land, Sheriff An
u oD 11rv06 he s4lne. 4
KAHLMA.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-05-28

Mot3ce.
Ihere Will be held an a0xanninaEien aoe
applicants for teachers oogti0eakes II
AlCestor on the last Griday u June.
- @. j. 6lfIrH. SuDt
SEQ our new dried 1ruits. I.
s. g. Thorntcn. VI
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-05-28

2 - s 81.
$50 s. n, May N.--Wo haA !
3 nn q Gnn1ay Afternoon which
- I'D quite muddy.
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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-05-28
First publication May Z, 1896.
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
OF sale Of Rsal Estate

Notice Is hereby given that In pursuance Of an
order Of the county court q the county q Clay.
erino Smith, deceased, the undersigned, the adj
niastrxtOr Of said estate will sell at public aIc-
ton, - the highe-t bidder for cash. or Onethird
years with interest," on the amount unpaid,at the
f1te Of eight per cent per annnnl. and subject to
confirmation by eaid county court on Tuesday,
9ont g = ho.e IL sks r.
81 XIX Point, In the County Of Union. state Of
South Dakota. all the right, title. interest and
MtnteD4 the xaid Catherine smith, deceased, ut
the tlune OF her DEATH and Ill the right, title and
interest that the said estate has Dy the opera
or in addition % that d t6e said Catherine
certain ~ pecs q pasce 81 d situate II yine
and bstng il ne said County u Union. State Il
south Dskots. and bounded and described as
j. The sostnWsss quarter Of section eight lsl.
q the Ftfsh Principal Meridian, containing one
hundred md sixty acres, more or less, according
= tho government survey.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF SALE
Cash, or Ouo-third cash and balance on credit
smoe excoedtnG two years, with interest al,
annoGnf slpoa3 ~ the rte Of eight per cent ner
anna.a; ~ " cent g The purchase money .
Il - e =: q en- sn' the ID day e sale. bal
~ Cent Deed u the expense 81 pur.
s Ssas i ca Ii s1sa smith
iDsssa 60 ! - -
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gold mine property from which the greater portion of her wealth is drawn, and because the late senator was among the first to make the place what it is to- day One of her gifts to Lead City is a free library which at present has 3,000 volumes; a fine building will be given later. Another free library has been given at Anaconda, Mont, where also Mrs. Hearst has gold mining interests.
 But by far the most extensive char ities in which Mrs. Hearst is actively in- terested are in San Francisco. The largest of these is the Boys club, which during the five years of it's existence has accomplished wonderful amount of practical good in the way of teaching poor boys boolSbinding, carpentering, printing, and other industrial pursuits The boys run and edit paper Q which the institution has cause 10 be proud A fine gymnasium has been furnished and other arrangements for entertain ment and recreation. It is situated in one of the poorest localities in San Francisco.
 The Girls union, although not alto- gether supported by Mrs. Hearst, is lib- orally helped by her. It is place where the working girls board for a nominal sum, and when out of employment can remain until work is obtained Then there is the Boys and Girls Aid, to which for years Mrs. Hearst has been q generous subscriber, aswell as to the Old Peoples home and the Mercantile 1i- brary. To the Young Woman's Chris tian association the sum of $50 per month is regularly paid. This is place where the factory girls can get warm lunch, with the privileges of well fur nished reading room. This year Mrs. Hearst will extend the sphere of it's use fitness by leasing il large building, which will be fitted up with bathrooms and the latest sanitary Improvements.
 Last Christmas, in memory of the late Senator Hearst, the widow gave to each of the six last named charities, and to the Protection and Relief Society for Children and to the Free Clinic the sum of $5,000 each. in all $40, ,o00 This was in accordance with the dying wish of 1 her husband.
 l A form of charity almost unknown in eastern cities, with the exception of New York, is the system of university settlements, yet an incaleulable amount of good is accomplished in this manner. The plan is to lease a building in the poorest neighborhood furnish it com fortably. supply it with a library and other means for the enlightenment and amusement of the people, who gradual