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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-04
gSta 1t,ts Gne1anS eitte sane ifeaen ?

Sn Der Prefe @nglanb's pirb iebt Der
gorf9lag gema@t, baB bic 8ene3uelafraae
bur9 eth S9ieosgeri9t, be1tebenb aus ben
Wertretern @nglanbs unb Der Ser. 6taaten,
gum @ustrage gebra9t tperbe. 9a fi6 au@
einige 3ettungen in btefem 2anbe 3uItime
mero geduBert BADEN, 1T es 3eit, Dor bieier
brttif9en Sale pffen gu parnen.
Wir nennen einen folben 8orf9lag cine
Safe, benin, tpern er BON I'M erer 3egierung
angenommen piirbe, bdtte bas 2anb, bas
mir gu f6iiben Dorgeben, elm &ebt, fi9 iiber
unfere @igenmd9ttgteit gu betlagen.
Die Ser. Staten maBen fi9 bur5aus
fein Proteftorat iiber anbere amerifanif6e
Climber an; iopeit rei9t bic MonroezOo f>
trim niAt; bieie beabii9tigt ni9ts peiter,
als bic tleinen ameritanif9en Gepublifen
gegen bic &~arbpolitit i~tarter europdi19er
Md9te gu f9iiben.
Inns i3pebt Elm biibf@es Bib Dor Mugen,
oas mir einmal in elmer @alerie qe1eben; es
mar Elm StiQleben. Sin mGAtiger, quit
mitbtger observation-disclosures lag bor feiner
6itte uno Dor linn biipfte allerbanb fleines
S6ier5eug berum; Spaben unb 6ibner
ptdten &0rner bonn 8oben, elm &Gb9el
fpielte NIT einem 8nduel 3nirn unb Elm
Oa3fel lag lang ausgeftredt auf benz 9oben
unb lteB bic tparmen Conner tra6len auf
fetn gldn5enbf9par5es Sen bremen.
Ser Neufunbldnber aber fab 19arf mad
elmer Be ttmmten Rtbtung, mo er einen
Seinb nitterte, Der einen Nnf9las auf bic
friebli9e @eieli9aft Dor bate unb benz er
bur9 Elm leiies Drummer gu bebeuten
fu4te, baB er fi9 fern balten miife, tpenn er
es ni3t nit ibm gu tbun baben poGte.
9egen ben Neufunbldnber fann bas Naub=
tbier, tpel9es es nur auf etnen Der @paben
ober Elm 9ibn9en abgeieben bat, ni9t aufz
tommen; es pdgt ben 4ngriff ni9t; bas
&nurren bes Sriebenspd9ters ge=
niigt, es 81 bsrf9eu6en.
Ser Neufunbldnber f6eert 1i9 1onft ni@t
um bas 2eben nnb Sreiben Der 6iibner uno
Spaben; Der 9a6fel fam au9 tbun, mas er
min unb bas 8db4en 1T 9err in leinem 8ez
rei9e. @ber er bat bds feline 3eug lieb; es
bertreibt INN Die 3ett; es 1T unter feiner
@egiOe aufgepa4fen unb es beite6t cine ge=
piffe 3uneigung, fart gerug, 6aB er feline
tleinen Sreunbe gerne bei4iibt, tpenn ibnen
@efabr brobt.
9enau 10 itebt es nit Dem @erbGltniB
Der Ser. Staaten gu @ensouela, Gpz
lumbia, 9pnouras, Ober gu irgenb elmer am
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-04

bern fletnen Ma9t, bic iiD gu unIerer @r0Be
berbdlt, tpte Der SpaB gum Nsufun0ldnber.
Gn9lano, Spanten ulb anbere europdiz
19e 3dnber tDaren 5tsts in anberen Welte
tDstlen auf &aub aus; audi in Nmerifa. 50
LANCE Die Ser. Staaten 1elbIt in ben ainberz
f9uben ftedten, tonnten tie Ii9 INN anbere
amsritanif9e 2Gnoer ni9t fimmern, 10
gerne ie es get6an bdtten; iebt aber Iino tie
grDB un6 1tart gstporben; ieBt fDnnen 1te Bel
pDqigsr @etpdbrleiftung Der Sel6FTtdnOig=
felt Der fleinen 9taatsn, cine f4ibenbs Noqe
fpielen unb Teinbe ferne balten. 9as
&nurren a1etn f1on geniigt, pie @lepelunb's
8ot1daft bepieIen bat, @nglano gef9meioig
uno na3gtebig 81 MAIDEN.
Ser @ori9lag aber, Die @ren3frage
D 3u3ie6ung BON @ene5uela 81 f9liA@
ten, 1T Elm 10 unoer16dmter, baB er u%nfererz
Ieits nit @ntrifung 3uriidgetoieien peroen
muB; feline Mnna6me nGre nit elmer 8erz
leBung Der Wonrosz0 oftrin glei9beoeuz
tenb unb piirbe uns nit g1e3t alle anoeren
amerifani19sn 2dnber entfremben.
SIS 1T cine biplomatii9s Safe, tpel9s
@nalano ben Ser, Staten fteIlen mid.
@eieBt, @ene5uela tpdre nit Der @ntI9etz
ounq bes @6ieosgeri6ts ni4t 5ufrieoen,
bann miiBten mir islbft DOm 2ebsr 5ieben,
nm ie gemetn 4aftlt3 NIT @ngs
lamb burd5ufubren. @ene3uela m s
gartei nit i'm S9iebsgeri@te iein; es
muB nit berat6en unb feline 4nfprii4e gelz
tenb MAIDEN t0nnen, ionft beleiotgsn mir
fetne Sire uno berleben feline &ebte.
&lleS, mas mir perlangen, it Elm S4teOsz
geri9t; mir t0nnen ni4t rubtg 3uIeben,
tpenn oas mi9tige Nlbion einen @ren3itreit
erbebt, einen groBen 5eben 2anoes, ben
8ene5uela beanipru6t, berlangt, uno oteIer
Ma9t Elm ultimatum 3ui9idt, bas
in aiir5e iagt: Wenn Oir's ni6t re9t til,
bann iolen Die 8anonen fpre4en!
Sa muBten mir bic &ole ols Neufunb=
ldnoer ipielen; ba mar es 3eit, @nglanb
9alt! 5u5urufen unb ibm 3u beOeuten,
oaB es ft9 ni6t iiber 8ene5uela berma9en
fOnne, obne nit uns in Gonflitt gu geratben.
@lepelanO's 8otf6aft bat g%etpirft, tie NOR
ein re9tes Wort 3ur re9ten 3eit geIpro9en,
lno boffentli9 lafen ii6 iebt unIere Oiplos
maten nt9t iiber ben 20ffel barbieren. @ir
DoQen uns nt9t in bic inneren Nngele9en=
6etten 8ene5uela's ober irgenb elmer anberen
amerifdnif 9en 9fepublif einmi19en; mir
es aber au3 nt3t 0uloen, baB ft9
cine europGiI 9e Ma6t fleinen 2Gnbern bic
Ter 9emilpbdre gegeniiber, Sreibeiten, Sre9z
9eiten uno Gobbeiten berdusntmmt, pte UNI
@nglano gegen bic 8uren. 9as 1T
Der @eift Der MonrDe=O oftrin, unb i'm
tpGrben mir ielbit berleben, pollten mir uns
gu S3teosri4tern iber 8ens3usld aufz
uno nit England 0 + n 3u3iez
8ene3uelas ent59eiDen, tpem
Der 2anoitri3 5tpif9en benz Srinpco unb
benz Gupunt etgentli9 ge6Drt.
Inns fann eS nur oarum al tbln 1ein.
oaB oaS &e9t pbnalte, bah bic
8ren5regulirung auf @runb qenauer sSorz
uno bere9tigter Nn1prii4e porqez
uno berbiitet tperbe, baB bas ftarfe
Sngldnb poer cine anbere europGif9e Ma6t
iber setne -fleine ameritanii@e &epublit na9
acknowledgements berfale.
60 faiien mir Die MonroezO ottrin. auf
lno mir g~lauben, 6aB unIere Nuffa1unq bic
lift.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-04
Scr GIGtrttt ttnieres 6caeralsGon=
ittl9 ia GSnN0n0.

@ebr bebauerli9 1T, gerabe i'm jebigen
t3eitpunfte Der Ridtritt unieres Grlerul5
gon1uls in 0dpana. OerIelbe 1T iett 10
LANCER 3eit auf bieiem poiten, et bat fi1
bemielben DDllig gepa9ien ge5eigt, uno sez
nieBt in 5olge ieines taftoolen unb itreng
re9tliben 4uftretens 10 5ebr bag @ertrauen
Der fpani74en 8ebDrOen auf Cuba, baB Elm
@e9Fst Der Regierung in WaIbingtca
ebenIo ungelegen fommen muB, pie Der ipa=
ni16en in 9abana.
Mber man fam es INN ni9t beroenfen,
penn er feline Quit bat, Hanger auf einem
Poiten gu bleiben, Der i9on iebt Elm febr
laurer unb drgerli3er 1T, unb es, ioqte es
our Entertaining Der Gubaner als &rtegfI6z
renbe unIererfetts fommen, nod in bel b0bez
rem @rabe neroen mub.' 9err Wiliams
1T elm rei9er Mann, Der ben Po1ten Der
Gbre, nt9t bes @ebdltes balber an9enomz
men uno 10 LANCE peripaltet bat, unb bat
feline 2uit nod ldnger ft9 bas 2eben f9per
MAIDEN gu. lai5en burh Die Gubaner, nel9e
nit amertfanif6en '8iirgerpapieren Derz
Ieben, Die oft auf betrigerii9e 8eiie erlan9t
iinb, glauben, 1i9 auf 9runo berIelben iiber
bic fpanif9en @eiebe binpegieben gu fDnz
men, unb bic bon inn S9ub perlangen,
tpenn iie nit benlelben in @onflttt geratben,
unb i'm i9mdben, penn er ni@ts fir tie tbun
fam.
Sieie 2eute, bic bas amerifanif3e 8irs
gsrre9t aus felbfiii6tigen @riinOen err
tpprben BADEN, unb ben Ser. Staaten teinen
NuBen irgenb nel9er Nrt %bringen, beOenten
ni9t ober poQen ni9t einIeben, baB amertz
fanif9e 8iirger i'm Nuslanoe ni9t mebr
Ge9te genieBen, als bic 9iirger ienes Gam
bes ielbit, ebenio tpenig mte Iusldnoer in
ben Ser. Staaten mebr &e6te beunipru9en
f0nnen, als bic 8iirger in ben Ser, Staaten,
unb baB ite ale benlelben @efeBen unternorz
fen iinb, Sour baB, bur4 ~beionberen @ertrag
NIT Spanien. amerifanii@e giirger in Spaz
MEN unb ben 1panii6en &olonien ni9t Dor
Elm &riegsgeri9t gefteGt tperben biirfen, fon=
bern i'm Gibilperfabren abgeurtbeilt perben
miiffen = Elm 8pr5ug, ben tetne anoere Sea-
tion beiiBt.
9tamentlib bic Settings : Correspondent
ten BADEN 9errn @iGiams bel ltnanne6mz
li9feiten bereitet, inDem tie ii3 betpuBter=
maBen gegen bic fpanif9en 9efebe uno Ser
o%rOnungen Dergingen, unb i'm bann nod
berleumbeten, nenn er ni9t i'm Stan6e mar,
bic Solgen ibres 'Sbuns BON ibnen ~ab3upen=
ben unb fe in i6rem ungeieblt9en 3bun
ni9t unteritiibte. @r banoelte ftets einfa9
als Elm pfli9tgetreuer 8eamter, Der feinen
@9ritt na9 ltnts ober re9ts iiber
bic @ertrdge unb feline SntruttiOnen bin<
ausging.
@ie geIdgt, fem &iidtritt gerabe gu bieier
3eit 1T iebr 6ebauerlt4. St tptro i3per gu
erieben fem.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-04

Sn philadelphia 1T i'm SberbauIe bes
Staotratbs bic Audp<Partei Der Ma9orsz
9artei Bel Der Prdfibentenpa6l nit Silfe
angebli3 bon lebterer geaabGten $4,000
unterlegen. SIN pbilabelpbia ma i'm Muqsrs
Bid bteIe @teae mod Defenders ettpas
pert6, tpetl bas itabtrGtblibe Oberbaus bic
8eftdtigung Der @rnennungen bes Maoors
bat, unb natirli4 lag benz Mabpr barart,
bic ausf9laggebenbe @timme fir Ii6 gu
BADEN. @as fann man aber bon elmer
Stabtregierung ertpdrten. beren Sbsr6au9t
felbit CUR 8efte4ung ereift2
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-04

Ser SEEM gprfer Ya3tz@Gub bat ben 2orb
9unraben, Der trpb bvGiter ueberfI6runa,
baB bic BON linn erbp6enen Nntlogen qeqen
bic 8efeblsbaber bes Defender" ~unbegriilz
bet naren, it6 nibt ent19ulotgte unb bic
1el6en nt6t 5uriidgenOmmen bat, nit poue.r
&s9te ausgei4lO1en. &ber pie i6mer maq
es ben 9erren pObl getporben Isin, etuen
2oro 70 bebanbeln gu miifen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-04

gtbnnncrtcmts=yrctie:
9ssIi6e wtoreen 8 Gus9abs in br 6taOt tur@ De
SrGoer ms oaus ~Oeliefert.
Ter WoGe n 1S
xdoltde &usoobe unb Ser @eten" per Wode 0.20
Der Befen' per 5abr go
GSo@eHtli@e ausoabe per Sabr . $50
SHs"drtlge qbonnenten per 1OF In ben Der. Gtaaten
fODie GGnuOu uuO MegicO:
2daIide Iuseabe per Sabr i'm 9oraus $500
SAet 2SeEen1 Der Sa1r -. . 200
G0@sHtllpe GusQabe per Sabr . $3.50. 200
SINS @usIanD:
(Gdnaba unb 9RerteO ousgsnUmu1en):
GdoIiGs Gussa6e per Sabr SEQ
Wo3eublatt ooer Woben=W efteu 800
SoHutn9s=gSeften nit pS9ers uub Grnft" . $50
SogsbIatt unO Ser Meften. 1850
Illinois Stats = Zeitung Co...
Gbicua,, 81.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-04
Cite 8ert6tli1e gGntaG fir's 8atse
S01t04

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SIM Nueuit borigen Sabres begging cine
bornebme junge Dame in Der 8unbes6auptz
ftabt, 5rGuletn Slagler, Scooter oes Brigade
generals 9. %. Slagler, bes 9auptes bes
@ef6ibpeiens bes &riegsoepartements, einen
Moro.
Sin fleiner Negertna6e Narnens grnet
Green Las unter einem Npfel6aum 5es ele=
gonten Slagler'99en Wobnfibes in Der Ga
lifornia 4penue auf WaIbington 9eig6ts
einige Mepfel auf. 9as Srdulein befabl
i6m, ii9 gu briiden, un6 ba er nt6t glei9
augen6lidli9 cling, 5ielte fe anf i'm NIT
einem Morbgepebr unb i@oB i'm tobt. Sin
Men19enleben fir einen @pfel!
Sdtte bic ru6loie Shat Elm armer Seufel
.begangen, 10 f0nnte ft9 btefer Slid piinz
f6en, penrt er benz @algen ~entgangen unb
nit langid6rigem 3u9tbaus babpngetommen
ndre.
9ber NIT elmer bornebmen, in ben %fetniten
&rei1en berfebrenben Dame als MDrberin
ift es gang mas Mnberes! Sir fe puroe
Der gun5e @influB Ser feinen 9efeaf@aft Der
8unbesbaupt1tabt aufgeboten. Sic fam
ni6t, pie Elm getpDbnli9er MDrber, in I'M
teriu9ungsbaft; ia lie purbe iiberbaupt
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-04
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1896-03-04

&G9li9e unb wO9entIi9e
vSuinots stnAts=3eitmtg"
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-04-30
The Transmississlppi Exposition.

Never has there been anything sug-
gested that will bring as many people
into Nebraska as the proposed Trans-
missippi exposition to be held at
Omaha in 1898. Since the government
has recognized the undertaking and
has voted 500, 600 for It's building and
exhibit it has become an assured fact.
Ia order to make the exposition a
success in every particular It will be
necessary To keep the people all over
the county thoroughly posted on It's
possibilities, it's development and pro-
gress. Every citizen Of Nebraska
should make Il his business to let his
friends Ia all parts OF the country un-
derstand that this enterprise 10 to be
second only to the great Chicago
Columbian Exposition Of 1888.
The Omaha Bee proposes 10 devote
great enterprise, knowing that great
deal Of publicity will be necessary to
bring the people here At the right time.
Ii has been suggested that . rate bd
made for subscriptions to the Bee that
will give everybody an opportunity "a
send one or more papers To friends Ia
our state. Acting on this suggestion
the publishers Of the Weekly Bee have
decided TO make price Of . cents for
that paper, mailed to any address Ia
the country from the present time up
to January /, 1897. This price hardly
covers the cost Of the white paper used
| Ia printing Z twelve-page paper fOr THU
| length Of time, but the publishers feel
that the great exposition must be prop.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-04-30
It Never Rains, bat It POurs.
ElOm NesC York Syn,

Ed0m Neso York Sss.
Oh, Buckwheat John,
We thought you'd laid your hands upon
What little rights
To Sunday tights
Were left us. and. by all the gods.
For our lost t0ds.
We did propose to slug
You in the mug,
HUT we we're hSsty, sir,
And md prone % to 1rr;
As Is our humankind;
And now
We gladly bow
To you and TO your bin;
And A. we fill
Our sunday stomachs up
From many a fOalning cup,
We drink the health Oi Buckwheat John,
Any place the Bacchus wreath upon
Your CanadaiguAn brow.
In other days, the Lord knows how
We got a drink on Sundays; but
Since you came, little cut
Of bread and cheese,
Or caviare or aMchOvies,
Or turkey, chicken, ham or beef,
Brings instant, happy, yet relief.
No r longer makes us wish to die.
By your wise laws,
The sunday dry has been repealed,
And everywhere We see revealed
Hotels on every land,
OaSeS In the desert sands,
Where thirsting caravans may stop
And get drop,
Or get million, II they'll take
A bite of cake,
Something anything, In fact,
To keep the law In tact,
You've done 1t, John; you have indeed;
No better bill than yours we need,
And now. Old Rye, we cheerfully give up
And fill our cup
With good Old Buckwheat; by the gods,
That Is the stuff for tOds;
Aud CanandAigua has our thanks
For Rains to fill our thanks!
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-04-30
An Affidaxit.

This is to certify that on May II.
walked to Melick's drug store on y
pair Of crutches and bought u bottle Of
Chamberlain's Pain BALM for inAani-
tory rheumatism which had crippled
me up. After using three bottles am
completely cured. can cheerfully
recomend it. Charles Fl. Wctxel, sun
bury Pa.
Sworn and subscribed to before me
on August 10, 1894. Walter Shipman,
J. T. For sasle ut SO cents per pottle
by j. S. TalcOtt.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-04-30
Aspirimg OOvcrnorD.
From TIE VeT,ailtiOn ReDub4icon.

BE 1t remembered that Thursday, April %, A.
ID. 1886 was governors day In Verlntlli0n. Gov
Greedy Of Gary arrived In town about noon. He,
iof course, lost little time In hunting up Gov.
JOlley. After IN exchange Of cOllrtesies, and
compliments cOuched inttiplOMatic conversation
the precious PAIR proceeded 10 hunt up Gov.
l1eo. The latter WAS SOM sighted, and for an
mliniOll, conferences, and maybe conspiracy
while common clay looked Oh from afar with
bulging eye and bxsest breath. oh. but II was u
great usy for governors.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-04-30

On motion board adjourned to meet
on the first Monday In July, 1896.
w. III. Dodd,
Attest: Chairman.
A. r. Asbjeld,
Go. Auditor.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-04-30

Clover, Timothy and Millct seed al
Franklin's.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-04-30
A. Ocnuine Kicker.
A EOater.

The following paragraph, caught floating
among our exchanges is reprinted because It SO
fully and tersley describes some Of the residents
upon this mundane sphere:
Beneath this stone there lies a man, who'll
keep on kicking all ho can. He kicked while he
remained ON earth, commencing months before
his birth; he Kicked 10 hard, he kicked SO high,
hts heels would sometimes scrxpe the sky. and
when he reaches heavens gates, he'll kick be-
he holds, he'll kick because 1t isn't gold.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-04-30
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The Po1itician and PMb1icaa.
From an AnOmynaaMs Source.

On the eve Of y campaign the following pro-
ductiOn from some fellows fertile brain Is to the
point:
The politician Is my shepherd; ! shall not
want for anything during the campaign He
leadeth me into saloon for my votes sake. He
fiileth my pockets with cigars and my glass run
meth over. He tnqnireth concerning the health
Of my family even unto the fourth generation
Yea. though l walk through the mud and the
rain to vote for him, and shout myself hOarse
when he IS elected, he straghtwxy fOrgetteth
mo. Yea, though meet him In his office he
pulled over me all the days Of my life.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-04-30

Get your job work done at q GOOD
shop.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-04-30
Cot3ny Troab1cs.
From ne Fitzgerald Leader.

number Of hogs are permitted each day to
harass and annoy the residents in the vicinity OF
the Leader building The owner or owners had
better look after his or their property. Stock OF
no kind should be permitted 70 run ut large IN
the city limits and destroy property. Whoever
owns the swine above mentioned must keep
them at home and not permit them to annoy
llfhRrS
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-04-30
The COMMISSIONERS.
Official Proceedings Of the County
Commissioners
o. Union County. South Dakota. Held IN
tho Court Houss at Elk Point.

ELK PoINr. S. D., April Is, 1896.
The board Of county commissioners
OF Union county. s. d., met with the
assessors OF said county at the Office
of the county auditor on the last
Saturday (being the 25th day. Of April,
1896 as required by section 26, reve-
nue. law OF 1891 for conference in
reference to the performance OF the
assessment for the ensuing year.
Members all present, also the auditor.
The necessary assessment, books and
blanks corresponding with the rs.
sessment district were then delivered
to the assessors, and such instruc-
tions given that would conduce In the
making of uniform and legal assess
ment OF all real and personal property
throughout the county.
The following resolution was thus
adopted.
Resolve that the average valuation
for the real and personal property in
Union county is hereby adopted by
this board as follows tO.wit:
Farm lands including structures
shall be 81 per acre in all townships
with the exceptions of Big Springs,
Civil Bend and Big Sioux where the
average was fixed at $3.50 per acre.
TOWN LOTS.
Alcester $50.
Beresford al.
Elk Point $50.
Jefferson $50.
Richland SIS.
INDIVIDUAL TAX.
School poll 81.
Road poll $3.50.
Dog tax 81.
HORSES.
a. Colts under one year old "a.
b. Over one year and under three
year old $S.
c. Three years old and over SIS.
d. Stations, 800
9. Ponies, IS.
CATTLE.
a. Cows under one year old, 81.
b. Over one and under two years
old, a.
G. Cows two years old and over,
IS.
d. All other cattle two years old
ond over. SO.
e. Working oxen, SO.
I. Bulls SO.
OTHER LIVE STOCK
Mules and asses all ages 800.
Sheep IS cents.
Hogs %.
The following resolution was adopt.
ed:
Whereas, the west half Of the south
east quarter, section Is, township s.
range so was assessed higher than the
adjoining lands in said section for the
year 1895, therefore be It
Resolved, that the valuation be re-
duced one half, and the county auditor
is hereby instructed to correct thu
tax list accordingly.
On motion James T. Norton wal
appointed Justice Of the peace Of Ell
Point township to fill the vacancy
caused by E. G. Joys resignation.
Whereas lot one ~ section three
(3,) township 81, range 48 was assessed
as q 40 acre tract for 1896, and where
es it only contains one-half "a acr'
therefore be It
Resolved that the valuation Of sait
tract be reduced to d, and the count!
treaserer is INSTRUCTED to change Ia,
list accordingly.
On motion the following bills wer'
allowed:
/ s Es
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-04-30
FOR SALE

/ have in Big Springs township, nix
will sell at honest hard time prices.
ED SCHNOSE.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1896-04-30

II you want q nObby new hat or cap
look oyer KEI4LEY's stock.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-04-21
MARRIED.

PARTRIDGE-W -WILLIAMs-At the Lakeside parsonage. Tuesday, April 2l, 1896, Miss LENA PARTRIDGE to MT. ciating.
 The ceremony took place at the parsonage at o'clock p. m. today.
 The groom is an emplose at the shops and the bride is the lovable daughter of our esteemed fellow citizen, Mir. G. A. Partridge.
 The GRAPHIC extends it's congrat- ulations and good wishes.
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A Oard.

learn that it is reported 1 will bolt the ticket if not nominated This report is untrue. have always abided by my party's action and will support the nominees in the future as in the past I trust my character as citizen and record as a Democrat, warrant belief in this statment. Campaign stories to the contrary notwithstanding.
 Respectfully,
 EDGAR BREWER, Democratic candidate for Sheriff. April 20, 1896.
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Will Visit America.

NEW YORK, April,-A dispatch to the Herald from St. Petersburg says Pince Chilove, Russian Minister of Ways and Communica tions will, in the month of August, start upon trip to theUnitedStates. The trip is by no means an ordinary one. In the first place the Prince will travel as far as possible along the Siberian railroad to Krasvoya- rak and will thence continue his journey to Vladivostock by express post. At Vladivolstock the Prince will take ship for San Francisco.
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Warning Order,

United States of America Western Division of Eastern District of Arkansas. N. F. Thompson, ct al
 YS.
 w Riley administrator of estate of James H. Culpepper, deceased. ct al, On motion of the complanants it is ordered that the defendant, John William Culpepper. appear in this court within sixty days and answer the bill of complaint flied herein, and In default thereof, his allegation of the same shall as to him, be taken as true, and the clerk of this court is directed to publish this order in the Pine Bluff Graphic for six con secutiye weeks.
 AItest:- RALPH L. GOODRICH,
 Clerk. April 20, ls96 421w6t
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Among the English peasant dancers in Cinderella at the Opera-house next Wednesday night are Misses Brunett Altschul, Hennie Bloom, Pearl Levy, Josie Dreyfus and Kettle Gibson, and Messrs. Claude Smith, Charlie Clements, Will Collier, Robert Bell and Pearcy Meyer.
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Pure Jersey creamery butter, di- rect from the Jersey farm of Dr. H. P. Dooley, at Forrest City. This butter is received every week by the Mccain Grocery Go. No coloring used. Absolutely pure, and guaran- teed the best butter on the market. Try one pound. and you will use no other. MCCAIN GROCERY Co.
 4 II dtf.
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Mir. J. H. Bower, a prominent young merchant of Dewitt, came over to Pine Bluff yesterday and heard Carmack's free silver speech Inst night.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-04-21
CITY COUNCIL. :, :,
Permission Granted Water and. Light Co.,, to Erect Stand Pipes-Fifth
 Avenue to be
 Graded.

The City Council met in regular session last night with Mayor Goldsmith and Aldermen Atkinson, Hightower, Howell, Johnson and Veil present.
 Permission was granted the Water and Light Company to erect stand pipes for the purpose of furnishing water for sprinkling carts, pipes to be located on Fifth avenue, corner Main and State street; Second aveaue, corner Main and State street. and Barra que street, corner Chestnut street.
 A majority petition for the graveling of Fifth avenue was re- ceived and granted. Messrss c. Voss, R. M. Galbraith and J. B. York were elected commissioners of the district.
 Adjourned.
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LeLanrin Bros, boiler makers, are in receipt of a telegram from Pollock La, calling for four gangs of boiler makers to do work on the boiler in the immense saw and blaming mill of George Gould at that place. The rep utation of this firm has already reached far beyond the borders of the State.