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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-11

DIES MONIES, Feb. 1I.-Numerous peti.
tons were presented in the senate asking
the passage of a bill defining and rcgulat-
ing mutual beneficiary organizations.
Two of the bills introduced were to regu-
late street railways AMI providing punish
mcnl for breaking or entering railroad
cars Bills We're passed requiring pure
oil for illuminating coal mines, and for
the punishment of lumber thieves. In
the house n bill was introduced enlarging
the powers of the state dairy commits
sioner Gurley's bill appropriating $iooo
to buy portraits Of. tive governor was
passed. The senate code revision com.
imittec decided TO recommend the raise al
the clerk Of the district courts salary $500.
the salary to vary with the population Of
the county.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-11
GIudness Comes

With better understanding of the
w transient nature of the many phys
ical ills which vanish before proper ef-
forts-gentlc efforts-pleasant efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge that so many forms of
sickness are not due to any actual dis
ease. but simply to constipated condi-
ton of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrupo of Figs, prompt
~ removes. That is why it is the only
remedy with millions of families. and is
everywhere esteemed SO highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that it is the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness, without facilitating the
organs on which it acts. tits therefore
all importa ut, in order to get its bene-
fetal effects, to note when You pur-
chase. that you have the genuine article,
which is manufactured by the CalifOrnia
Fig Syrup Co. only. and sold by all rep
utable druggists.
If in the enjoyment of good health,
and the system is regular, then laxa-
tivcs or other remedies are not needed.
If afflicted with any actual disease. one
may be commended to the most sllillful
physicians, but if in need of a laxative,
then one should have the best, and with
the well-informede everywhere, Syrup OF
Figs stands highest and is most largely
Used and gives most general satisfaction.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-11
Licensed to Wed.


The ice in the river near the Iowa
shore moved again today. between
piers one and two, and slid down 100
feet, when it stopped again. The
movement had the effect Of causing a
number OF ice harvesters on the Dav-
export side to scamper for the shore
and they have not ventured out
since. The final breakup may now
occur at any time.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-11
NTY BUILDING.

S.-David Il. Hoover to James w.
Hoover, lot 5. block 2, Healy's SUBJ
div. Moline. f400.
James w. Hoover to David r.
Hoover. WI lot 3. block 1. Dimock &
Baldwin's add. Moline. 81, 100.
M. A. Rodman to Edward Bailey.
part lot Is. Hale's add, Rock Island,
f325.
Moline State Savings bank to Clara
NJ. Meese, part lots l and 5, block 2.
Woods add, Moline. $500.
l.. NJ. Waldron to James NJ. Cook,
part lot II. block 5, Healey's sub
div, Moline, $1,000.
W. a. Guthrie to W. A. Darling.
lot 4, block 46, Chicago or Lower
add, Rock Island, $500.
Ida Huntley to S. f. Bedford. part
lot 6, block 81, Chicago or Lower
add, Rsck Island. 5000.
Amelia Naetebush to George Pill
grim, tract by metes and bounds, IL,
16, 6w, $500.
Licensed to Wed.
S-Joseph B. Fisher, Buffalo Prai-
rie, Miss Jennie o.. Chandler, Illinois
City.
10-Benjamin Guy Vanatta. Buffalo
Prairie, Miss Ernestine Marston,
Marston.
Robert r. Sheriff.. Colona, Mrs.
Lauretta Ziegler, Bsrstow.
ll-Samuel X. Kenworthy. Mis-
Lillian NJ. Knox. Rock Island.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-11
LOCKWOOD PARK CHURCH
Congregation Organized by the Election
of Officers

The new Edgewood Part NJ. E.
church was organized Sunday with
the election of j. A. Pauley. j. A.
Elm, J. T. Shank, John Bowes and
W. A. Gamble as trustees, and J. A.
Pauley and Mesdames Mary Sly and
Clara Noice AS stewards. Rev.
David Moore. late of the Upper Iowa
conference. has been formally called
to the pastorate.
The congregation. as has been
stated. has been worshiping in the
old Number Z public school building.
but proposes to erect an ediiice in the
near future.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-11
Burial Of Gen. Gibbsn.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE remains OF
the late General John G. Gibbon arrived
in this city from Baltimore Mt l:30 in the
morning and were escorted to Arlington
cemetery. where the interment took place
with full military honors.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-11

Fair weather tonight and Wednes-
day: slightly colder tonight, slowly
rising temperature Wednesday; west
erly winds increasing in force. To-
days temperature 80.
+. j. WALL. Observer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-11
mr.. s..dford Irunt prop, Dead.

CINCINNATI. Feb. Ill Dr.. Sanford
Hunt, agent Of the Methodist Publishing
house, New York, dropped dead in the
Grand hotel last night from apoplexy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1896-02-11
MCI7tYre-ReCk Dry Goods Co.
THE BARGAIN 1909

1895 WASH GOODS.
First display and sale Of 1896 Wash Goods A FORE
TASTE OF spring The time to buy NOW. while goods
dainty and fresh prices low. and then do
your early spring sewing without unpleasant rush.
There's q whole lot more Of pretty goods than
tell about here We pick at random from the stock:
e.ylef.
New Dmie Sheer Orgsndies
in blue and white "a e6ects.
At lsc Dresden nmties handsome styles
Orande printed
which rival the fore On goods double the price.
At 9c. instead
usaal2sc.
A. instead all white white with
including
shades with fancy eoo-ed dots, all sc yard
tht wa We the finest Sea Island ercats variety
Of new dee
Very good rercaei handsome styles, exc.
APRON GOODS.
4oinch Apron
12nc
4nch Lawn, stripes and nicely hem.ched
2sc
DIMITIES.
Pretty white Egyptian q s,sc OF i2xc
Very Sheer Dmifies instead Of IS1Sc
Special
s5c yard
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-01-11
STATE NOTES.

A lodge Of Elks has been organized a,
Wallace.
Senator Shoup's bill providing for a
public building at Moscow carries an
appropriation Of 100000.
The artesiau well on the military res
eryation =. Boise is now down 172 feat
and the temperature OF the water is 10
degrees.
Hon. Z. A. sordan died a. Albion
Saturday. He was past senior grand
warden OF the grand lodge Of Mazous Of
idaho.
Senator shoup writes that special
agent will be sent TO Fort Hall soon to
treat with the Indians Tor the remainder
OF The reserve.
The new directory gives the popula
ton Of Eoso at 7I24. c. !. Clark, as
secretary Of the board Of trade, estius-
ted it at $3.50, from statistics.
Governor Mcconnell has appointed
John Scott Anderson commissioner OF
Shoshone county, to til :he vacancy
caused By the resignation 0: John
Stack.
The governor continues TO receive APP
p,i,ttions from citizens asking for per
mission to form companies OF Idaho
volunteers in the event Of this country
going to war with England.
James II. wallis, editor or the Paris
poat, attended the Meeting of tn. board
Of paIdons, at Boise az attorney for
Nielsen, IIinus and Orr. He secured
the unconditional pardon Of the two
i1riner aud succeeded in getting the case
81 the latter continued.
! Unity Lodge, No. 81, Free and Accept
| ed MasOas, Of GeLe.ec, has elected the
! following officers: X. Pickering, wor-
zhlpiul master; +. b. Hasbrouck, senior
warden; II. i. Gla-s, junior warden: j.
ROsenstein, trca.ursr; George ". Ia.
bald, secretary; Edwin London, senior
deacou;J. l.. Conaut, Jr, junior deacon
7. ;. bcek, fyl'r.
ShD-hJuc Lodge, 10. -, 4. +. * a. NJ.
OF Wallace. Las installed the following
officer: l.. ". H.tton, worshi pful pas-
ter, ". L. !ypsr, senior warden; ID. G.
M-Ei-.i : JUNIOR warden; 81. j. Flohr
sa.a--a.ss J. f.. Tabor, treasurer. L. C.
y -r.w. .L.r deacon; Georee 7,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-01-11
AN UNHAPPY SHERIFF.
Ee Explains His Position on the Mileage
c2ss.i3a.

&c Exy.aia, Eis Position on the Mileage
Question.
rs,htlsaer Pnl=ss:
Ia your issue OF Dee. 10Th, comment
lag on the decision OF the Supreme Court |
# Idaho. in the case OF Joseph Z. War
ner. sheriff OF Fremont county vs.. Ere
mont county. you hsve made certain
statements, THAT in justice 10 myself |
cannot permit to 20 forth uncontrad.cted.
The first missiAienent you have made
is when YOU say: This ia the case with
Kooteuai county. ard Sheriff Ryan AS
I'll A. ex sheriff Costello can both claim
mileage due them under this decision
amounting TO quite larga sum OF
money!"
II you had asked the opinion Of Judge
kea', the legal adviser Of the board Of
county commissioners, he would have
told you that ex-Sherif Costello is es-
topped from collecting any moneys Tor
back mileass, he having already receipt
el all bills against the county.
Your second iuissIatement is when
Won insinute that | can claim under this
decision = larss sum Of money. Mr..
Scott, what DO you consider large sum
| Of money? have been sheriff OF hoot-
enai cnuGty Tor one year, and in that
time, have presented TO the board OF
commissioners bill Of s66.i5 for return
milecge. Is that q large SUM Of money
And it has not been paid yet.
Really, Mr.. Scott, mast call your at
tention 10 that time worn ada-e "oi the
inadyisshility OF people living in glass
| houses throwing stones" When you
speak Of '-iecaIizei robbery" it would b,
WI. 10, Won to publish your bills agains
the county tor printing and let The dowr
.rudden tax payers see where the aho,
pinches.
II conclusion Will respectfully re
Guest you to Inform Your readers III.
all fees and mileage collected BY IT,
: sleciE in sxces. 0t $1,000 per annuu
must Re turned over to the count
treasurer. That he, the sheriff, mus
advance the cash Tor travelling expense
for himself and dspgties In 4ubpEnain:
witnesses and jurors. That the prSsen
unfortunate incumbent OF the sheriff
office has made one trip to the Old Mis-
ion and vas paid his fees and mileag.
no. by the county but by private in
| iiyilaal. That in six weeks last sum
mer the lee book in the sheriiT's otiic
showed receipt vi $40, and then as
them in the language OF GiIbert's Operl
whether, taking one consideration wit
ano her, a sheriff lot can lie a happ
one.
Yours respectfully,
WILLIAM RYAN.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-01-11

White, Junior deacon; +. f. johnson,
senior steward; A, Il. Carlson, junior
steward, and F. NJ. Russell, tyler.
A. Haas died at Boise Friday. He
Was q pioneer OF Idaho and one OF the
oldest Masons in the state, He par
ticipated in the Organization OF tho first
grand lodge of Idaho at Idaho City in
1868, at which time he was elected
senior grand warden. At the time OF
his death he was grand tyler OF the
grand lodge, it being his third term in
that capacity.
The State Teachers Association at
Boise last week was great success,
the membership OF which is 40. After
the business OF the meeting was trans
acted the citizens of Boise rendered
them handsome banqust At the Nata-
tariun, Pocatello WAS chosen for the
next meeting place. ii. IL. Barton OF
Idaho Falls was elected president OF the
association.
Voluntary Observer Major Wood al
the Boise barracks reports for last
month that he had 10 clear days. The
warmest day was on the 10th, at As de
grees, and the coldest on the 29th, ~
above zero: on the 18th it Was above
! and on the a5th 10 above. There was
total snowfall OF 81 inches, and abou
Il third OF an inch OF rainfall. The ele
walton is $3.50 feet. The total snowfall
in iecen Der, 1898, WAS Ill, inches.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-01-11

IS speaking OF the man who murdered
DIR. Hughes at Wallace, the Wardner
News aays: "Walter Jones came with
in very few votes OF being elected dis
,rict attorney at the lasteounty election.
The miners union voted Tor him sol
idly, aud would have elected him had not
the citizens OF kootenai county come 10
our rescue. For this Shoshone county
owes them a permanent debt Of graft
tu.ia -
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-01-11

JrpcE Beck las had anothr jury
drawn in secret to prevent unprincipled
lawyers from tauperiug with the jury
men in their clients interest. It seems
that lawyers can CONT crimes and 90
UNPUBLISHED, for waich an ordinary ci.l-
zen would rec,ivt a term Of FROM
five to ten years in the prai;sutia
ry. Why ID it? II the Spo kane
Judges could send II i.w OF tn
jury bribing lawyers 70 the peniten;;ary
there would be no necessity for drawjf /;
iuries secretly and people would have
more rsspec, for the coufts.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-01-11
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The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-01-11

LAxDs CLASSIFIED A. xryznAL.

All section ;, township " north. range enst.
Az section :, tD#nship Is north, range enst.
All section ., tpWushIP " north, range I east.
FL section II. tDsusEip % north, range | east.
"a VII section II, township ~ north, range
east
Notice is hereby given IN compliance with tie
fifth section 81 said act that any persOu, C0rpor-
alton or company feeling HgRrirYrd By sAii
eiF ssllirA'ipu may. within siEty days after the
date ~ ths b-sl publication here"i, file In this
Office duly -'ycrie,l protest against the acrept-
ance Of said olHtsif' alton. whrch protest shall
set forth IN concise isuguazr the grounds Of oh
lection to the particular UEDyorurasHt sui
division Of band 10 said protest ssCribef,"
Whsfeup"n an order for n hearing shah issue.
That portion 81 The report Of the cpfIui sion
era marked Exhibit IS is On OF" in this Office and
ppTn h the examination Of interested "a rite.
Sitice il Irr'hrr gissn that by the terms II
said act Of F"pruaY ~, Il ,, that 10 the
iaUds against tho classification y hereof no pro-
test shall have been fled 80 tic fiAssi-
f'Rtiau when approved by the serrrfHry Of the
!nis-or, shall b. cousslsTsl HHa, except IN r..sc
o. fraud.
JAHEs GRAHAM.
Der u - Hsglsteg.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-01-11

O. c SNnH, Of Hope, has been APP
pointed L.. s. deputy marshal. He is
the man who WAS charged with the
murder ui = Chinansn ut the last term
OF court ut Raihdrum. Ii is understood
that his appointment as deputy marshal
is the work OF MeConneli's friends in
this county, who expect Smith to Ia
able to control the Hope precinct for the
Governor
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1896-01-11

Address al cSIam+uicatIons 10
Review Publishing Co.,
Spokane, Washin gton.
LAND CLASSIFICATION NOTICE
DEPN R-HENT OF THz INTERIOR.
JslrED STATES LAND OFFICE,
C.E-a o 'ALESE, IDAHO, December ), 1906

- i" .1113''''' ''7NII y - III 7' % I7''''7
report Ia DUPLICATE, marked Exhibits A and
p having teen t..i iu this Office ca the jth day
II scemJ.r, istj, by the com missicne-s ap
pointed ilr tAts and district under 8n act 81
.-Dr yr..4 approved February q, 1895, entitled
An at % provide for the exam iuAt.0u aai
elias i6ratiOn Of certain mineral lands in the
Classification ~; lands within the land grant
;iru.ts gr he Indemnify laui grant limits Of the
Northern Pacific Railroad Com pany, male by
said commissioners from SoyeIn Der /, i'fsj "a
November 20, l,35, both dates.uClusiye, as fol
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-05-14
(5Urtiesuns fOlst.)
Gist @ii6bltG.

9ie @plbpreIIe bebanptet, baB bic
@ntgelbung bes Gilbers i'm Sabre 1873
Itatt elmer @rbbbung ses 8insfuBes, lpie
Iie na6 ben @rgumenten ber 5i[berleute
hdtte eintreten rniiiien,. cine grnieeris
quna begiefben bis beute gebra9t babe.
sSn ben leds5iser sabren Bdtte Die &es
gierun9 Z 9SrO5eitt 3inien Sablen miifien,
beute gable iie nur nod 81 8ro5ent
glei6 na9 @infiibrung eer retaen @ploz
fuG6rnna in 1873 iei Der 3insfus fir
SfegierunssbOnbs nitbt seItiesen, iOnz
bern iisB 9ieidgeblieben, Inn etnige Sab
rs Spdter 81 fallen.
8nnrit foll offenbar Der @in6rud ge=
unacbt tperben, baB in beni genannten
Sabre Die 5ilber- 8enabuns in ben Ser.
5taaten aufgeb6rt. Gbtaidblid
bat iie erit nah benz Sabre redt a NJ
gefangen.
9ag @eieb Denl Sabre 1878, bas Die
ser. 5tanten Sur au8i9lieBlicben @ulb~
iudbrlne fiibren follfe, (aber nicbi
geffbrt bat!) mar sur 3eit ieiner Gnz
nabme praftiid ipirfungslos. @s if
baburCb an ben bamals beiteberben Ser.
bdltniiien nidbts gednbert porben. Sle
gilberprdsung, Der es 9eiee!ib elm gnbe
lna6te, bate faftiib idun lanse pDrber
aufgebbrt. sic bate iiberbapt ME in
ar6Bereni MsaBifabe ftnttgefnnben
S(us benz einfa9eu @runbe, baB burd
bic alien 8Oppeliudbrunss @eIebe Del
Ser. Gtanten 5ilber i'm 8erbdltnif
gum @Dlbe fait beitdnbig INTERN Il
ltbe ct mar. Ser Metalltpertb 6es Gil;
berbpllars mar sr6Ber als iein @Olb
fnerth. @s foftete m E 3 als eiuen 9Dl
llar, Inn 10 piel Giiber Sli faufen, als 81,
9rdquna eines Dollars itbtbig mar
/ Der Metalipertb oes Gilbers i'm Gil
beropllar betrue ). 8. i'm Sabre 184'
.ls1.02 39I100i i'm Sabre 1850 $1.0l
| s3l1oO; I'M Sabre 1860 gar S1.04 58l
i 100; I'm Sabre 1870 81. .02 67I1e0; ii
= SABRE 1873 mod $1.Oo 46lloo. 6
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-05-14
&riifer als in ben [ebten ssahre

&Eiiber als in ben lebten Sabren
bat Die 8rairie beuer ibr sriniammtnes
&leib ange3osen, bas Die @6ttiit SlOra
aud f1on Do unD bort nit ben pDrberr.
51enb blauen 8litben ibrer erIten ssriibs
lingsprDbufte burdpirfte. @er Die
&rairie ME 9eIeben, oerniag iidb feiil
8ilb BON ibrer eigenartigen Gb6nbeit
5ll MAIDEN, ipent aug bem blauen 9ato=
tabimniel Die 5pnne lire 2i6tf fIutber
itber ben rieiisen, let6t setpellten, ilna=
raebenen 9eppi6 ausitr6nt. Der
G9reiber bieies bat Die liebliden gbdz
fer Der Gdmeis, bas parabieiiide @eldn-
De am blauen @enferiee, Die seipaltiger
.56neegipfel Der Ilpen unb ben rei5oOl=
len beutiden &bein, nit ietnen bur9ge.
frbnten llfern geieben unb genoiien, abe,
audi Der nit 9faturI96nbeiten @eripDbn.
teite eerniag fib benz eisenartisen Gan,
ber Der in litddtigen unb bod 10 iueiner
grlnen @ellen fib ttef I'M fernen Sort
5unt uerlierenben 8rairie 81 ent5ieben.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-05-14

Derfebt iidb Don islbit, baB inter iofber
8erbdltntiien bic 5ilberbeliber liebei
ibr 5ilber als UsetalI perfaufen, Itati
es 5ur @r69rng IN bic MiinSe 5u tragen
Seit 8eiteben Der Ser. Staten big
gum Sabre 1873 iin6 in ben Mtiin5er
bes 2anbes iiberbaupt nidt mebr ols
8,045, 1888 Gilberz 9ollars geprdgt ppr=
ben. Rutb a oft Milltpnen nlI0, ip1bs
reno non 1873 an, als bas 8lanb@@ @e=
feb pnfiirt tuurbe, uno Ieitber inter Dem
5bermnn@@eieb cine gern,ebrHng inie.
res Sil6er9eloes nm betrdhllib mebr
als { lin fbunbert t MiLliunet itatt9ez
funben bat; tuelde Summe iibrisens
nidt, tuie oft bebauptet, miBtg i'm S1ab=
amt liegt, fon6ern bis Gum lebter 6eller
tbeifs in @eItalt bon gilber 9panrs,
tbeils in Der ssprm opn Gilber- gertift=
faten unb 5ddbamtsi6einen i'm l1mt>
lnuf 1T.
Die srbBte @elboelriebruns, Die ies
mails in ben Ser. Gtanten itntteebabt,
lift in bem Settranm bon 1873 bis'1S94
auf @rune Der beieen SilberaeIese (bes
8lono'I9en unb bes Gberman'i6en
upaao9en luoroen. SIT alis, tuie be-
merit, in bem .3eitrailm bas @elb bill
liger eelporben nnb Der 3insfuB niebri-
ger, 10 fommt bas nibt auf &e9nung
Der ,,reinen @plbudbrung1, bic mir
- duSer ettpa pon 1873 bis rs nnr
felt benz @ieberruf Oes @berman @e-
ieBes batten, iunOern es lit Oafiir NIT in
erIter Reibe Der 5ilbergeIeB9ebnng
9ant su iagen.
glllerOings nibt bieIer aIein. Benn
!. s.. Die 8unbesregierun9 iebt 5u 8
8rDsent @elo borgen fam, in ben iedbs
5igsr Sabren dber Z 8rO5ent be5nblen
muBte, 10 riibrt bas Dor &llem baber,
baB jebt Die Ser. Gtaaten iid beg bod
Iten &reDites erfreuen, 0amals aber ibr
&rebit Elm idle9ter mar. 9urA ben
8argerfries finanSielt eri66pft, fOnnte
Die Re9ierun9 lange 5eit ibren Ser
pfli6tungen nidt nadfontren ilnb muBz
te beitdnblg mebr 5@ulben MAIDEN.
@er ibr bor9te. iibernabm elm &iiifD.
.9esbafb ntuBte ite, stei9 ie6em nn-
ii9ern 59ulbner, bObe 8inien 5ablen.
g8as audi fir l1ria6en mitsefpirft
baben, 3batIade iit jebenfa1s, baB Die
erreidte nieOri9ite 8insrate erIt nab Be
ginn bet filbernen @elDpermebrun9 sez
fummen iit. GbatIahe lit ferner, OaB
Die ,,guten Sabre" BON 1880 909ops
peltpdbrungsiabre iparen, tpdbrenb Die
Sabre Der reinen @Dlbndbr,tn9 sei6aftz
libe sSamnier@ uub Sunseriabre tuars
IreH.
g8as INNER alIp Die 9eIadftfiCbe anb
finansieae Gei1i1te Der lesten SipanSie
Sabre beiueilen mag, jebenfals benefit
iie nidbts 81 @uniten Der @Olsudbrupq
ilnb ni6ts se9en bic 9Oppelwdbrung
@ubl aber liefert iie iebr itarfe unt
triftise 8eiueissriinse 5u @uniteu Del
lebteren.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1896-05-14

9finb aug irgenb elmer Seerbe nieber.
ibieBt, raid abbdutet, 5ertbeilt unb in
Gtiiden in bic 8fanne ipirft. Cine
idmarse 8rib' baSu, Die &affee Ober
ghee beiBt, einige Biscuits, perbrannt,
| balb nus9ebafen ober bart iuie Stein,
gele9entlid) aud ettuas etngemadte
5ru6t oyer Gpef, un6 bic gpetIefarte
iii eri96pft, es lei benn lie nebnen bas,
einem Gumpfe Deer elmer &fiibe entz
itommene, altalibaltige 8aiier i'm 8ns
BET, bUrt beimgBagen oasn, bas Der Sod
nit 8feffer ober Snstuer iiberitrent bat,
Inn eS luenigitens ettpas nerbalfih 81
MAIDEN. 8D6 ba5u 9eb6rt i9Dn Der
Wasen zines goipbDDs.
glber nidt blDB nit 8rOoianttungen,
aud nit &ferben iit bic am rouno up
|betbeiliste Mannfd,aft rei9li6 beba9t.
8ieie 8ferbe itetIt Der Seer6enbelber,
bnr1i9nittlld) feds per 0tann, @a-
rum 10 biel, fraaen sic? Sas ertldrt
Iii6 aug Der raI1en abnusung iebes
&ferbes auf ieiner Sa9b nnd 5eritreiz
tenn gieb. @eI6miit6igfeit ilnb @elenfs
Ei9feit, ni6t 9lusbauer perlan9t Der
.8iebsii1ter npn ieinef 8feroen, barum
Eberiuerbet er aud NIT &urliebe bic
IIet6ten, faim 800 Sfe. f9tueren tneriz
Ifnnii6en uber teTaniIben 8unies. sic
Ierfiillen ibren 8fued, f9eint audi nian=
Itben pon ibnen, ielbit tuenn eingebrOhen,
Der leibbaftige Teufel i'm 2eib gu fteden.
Bon ben 2uftIpriinger, luelde Die &eiter
8gele9entlicb III MAIDEN bnben, t6nnen ibs
men Die &ubjungen gang lpunberiame @e=
.ibi6ten eradblen. Die elmer ieben Nbz
tbeilung augetbeilten 9feroe balten lid,
.ganS I'M @esen1nb gum iueibenben @ieb,
itreng in 9ruppS neutrality-suspicious.
Daft Stpei Wfann our 8efua6uns elmer
6eerbe ppn 100 Bis 200 poI1tdnoig ausz
rei6en. gserben iie 9ebrau6t, 10 ipers
ben iie, tpenll nabe elmer Citation, in eirt
Corral, ipenn auf Der Dffenen &rdrie, in
bas 2ager 9etrieben uno ba 5tpii9en
nusgeipannten, am Brooiantiuagen be-
5feiti9ten Geilen feftsebnlten. big bic
Setter lire gusipabl getrDfen baben.
Sas erreitben iie Ourd bas tperfen ibrer
2afI0s. Sen einmal Inn ben Sals,
fplgt bas porber INNER tpiberipdnItige
Nsferb ieinem 9feiter 10 ipillig, baB bas
abiatteln bes einen unb 6as Satteln
bes aihereu fir ben Sfeiter nur oas
sBerf bon Minuten iit. ginntaf Gattel
isb @ebiB an, iIt elm entiueihen bieier
&fer6e ielbit p6ne gtuffdt idier unoenfs
bar. Die 9Srpcebur beg 9(b= unb glufs
Iatteln, iei's auf Der 5tntipH, Iei's I'M
,S2ager nuf ber Brdrie, tuieberbolt iib
litasiirlirb 10 oft i'm Gage, ala Die faSt
Ibeifdnbig I'm 5atteL Iisenben Sirtett ei-
men @e6Ief Der Sferbe fir n6tbis bal.
ten. 9ieient @e1iel 9ebt INNER unb
INNER iuieber Elm eiltreiben Der 6ierbe
nDran, Die nab getrpffener slustpnbl
lipieber auf Die 8rdrie in Der Nd6e Des
2agerplabes 5uriiffebrt, I'M, nur lelteu
beaufii6tist, 5li graien unb tpenise
5tunben fp6ter iuieSer eintge Stunben
einsetrieben su tuerben. @ras, @raa
iunb ni1ts als @ras, bappn leben bit
L9btere Sabraus, Sahretn, pbne ppr
EMais, Safer unb @ei5en cine Abnune
/ 5u baben. &Iinst bas ni9t fpie cir
Mdr6en?
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