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Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29

New Stntc Superintendent viii Hclu
to Make Them Popular.


to Make Them Popular.
DES MONIES, Ia, Nov, S.-(Special)-
Prof. II. c. Barrett of Usage. who will be
superintendent of public instruction in Iowa
after the first Of the year, attended the meet
ing OF the State Board OF Medical Exami-
ners in this city last week and while here
announced that he will Immediately remove
20 Des Moines with his family. He has deter
mined upon policy in regard to libraries
for the public schools Of the state that Will
greatly please those who believe in the
value of good school libraries. Mr.. Barrett
believes that every school in the state should
have a school library and he will do al.
that he can to aid them in getting libraries.
The present law allows boards to spend S2h
Il year for school apparatus and this is con-
strued to mean libraries, maps, charts, etc.
Mr. Barrltt thinks 1t is likely the chart and
map agents will capture the boards and
absorb all the funds unless boards are
warned not to spend the moGey for those
purposes to the exclusion OF all others and
to save the money for Libraries What we
need" says Mr.. Barrett, lis law prOhiO
ting bcarits from purchasing books except
from an approved list sent out by the state
department. This list should include the
best books for this purpose from all pub
lishers who have good books to offer, giving
plenty of opportunity for selection Unless
this s done, boards will be imposed upon by
Inscriptions agents and the little money
allowed for Libraries will be squandered
We must go on improving the law and doing
all we can for the libraries"
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29

mon Temple, up the Mississippi" b." Pioneer
"Reminiscences" First Side Wheeler Built
In Iowa" Iowa District of Wisconsin T'y,"
'Iowas First Fort" Memories OF Black
Hawk" "Montrose History" "Wit and Wis
dom of Chief Keokuk - Exodus OF Iowa
Tribes" Territorial Days in Iowa" etc
Although 1t is siNty-seven years since Cap
tain Campbell first stepped foot on Iowa
soil, he is an erect vigorous man, and can
boast OF but few gray hairs He is, as has
been said, doubtless the best posted man
Mississippi"
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
Killed by m Trnin

orTUMWA, Ia, Nov. 2S-(Special Tele-
gram)-Dr, Lafayette Campbell. former
coroner of Wapello county and one of the
most prominent physicians in this part OF
the country, was killed early this morning al
Chlllicothe, near here, by Burlington freight
train He had tagged a passenger train and
stepped back on another track ahead of the
coming freight
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
To EyangeII.e Traer.

TRAER, Ia, Nov, 2S.-(speeIal)-It is an
nounced that NJ. b. Williams. the famous
evangelist of Georgia, will conduct series
of meetings in this city beginning December
and lasting at least until Christmas.
Charles Alexander, the singer, will be with
him and organize a choir. The meetings will
be In the opera house.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
building New TcIephonc Lines.

ATLANTIC, Ia, Nov. 2S.-(Special 1.-THE
building of a substantial long defiance tele-
phone line through the state of Iowa started
a telephone building boom in this part Of
the state. The Iowa Telephone compcny has
rebuilt it's exchange in Harlan, practically
finished a new line between Osceola and
Indiauola and is rrow figuring with the cit
liens of Guthrie Center to be granted the
privilege and support of placing an exchange
in that place.
The new telephone company organized
known as the Atlantic Corning Telephone
company has, with the aid Of popular sub
scripton in the towns through which it
passes been able to commence building at
the Corning end of the line. Atlantic and the
north part of Cass county are practically cut
off from the south part, there being no di-
rect communication by wire with Cumber-
land and Mascara except via Dec Moines and
Creston or Omaha and Creston. The officers
are DR.. j. w. Coakley of Mt. Etra as pres
ident; r. N. Schooling of Masscnn, vice
president; Pat Boyle of Massena, secretary;
c. w. Harlow of Carl, treasurer; DR.. A. j.
Salts, H f. Dale, John Rae AID c. w. Rar-
,ow directors. The towns on the circuit viii
be Atlantic, Cumberland Maeeena, Fonta-
neIle, Hayes, Briscoe, Carl, Mt. Etna,
Eureka and Corning.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29

Fair. with Continued Low Temper
nturc nnd NurtherIy Winds.
WASHINGTON Nov. 2S-Forecast for
Monday:
For Nebraska and Kansas-Fair; con-
tinued low temperature; northeriy winds,
becoming variable.
For Missourl-Fair; decidedly colder;
ncrtaerly winds
For North Dahota-Fair, warmer; varia-
BILE winds, becoming southwesterly
For Wyoming and Montana-Fair;
warmer; southerly winds.
Local Record.
OFFICE OF THE WEATHER BUREAU,
OMAHA Nov. %.-Omaha record of rainfall
and temperature compared with the corre-
spending day of the last three years:
1897. 1896 1886 1891.
Maximum temperature E. 10 IL AZ Is
Minimum temperature 2 80 10
Average temperature IL 81 10
Ralnfall .......... .Ol 90 II 90
Record of temperature and precipitation a
Omaha for this day and since March ], 1897:
Normal for the ay......................... 2d
Deficiency for the Observation-Disclosures. II
Accumulated excess since March 1..... .497
Normal rainfall for the day........ .O3 inch
Deficiency for the day...,.........:.. .02 inch
Total rainfall since March 1.....1S.0l inches
Deficiency since March 1..........11. 13 inches
Excess for cor. period 1896 ....... 5.56 inches
Deficiency for cor. period 1885. ...10.4 inches
Reports from stations at 3 %. m,
Seventy fifth meridian time.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29

yard OF roses or other flowers in the
winter time is certainly great luxury, but
that is just what are selling, and they
are almost as natural as life itself. Call and
look over our large line of Prang's and other
panel pictures C. B. Paint, Oil and Glass
Co. Masonic Temple.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29

day schools and attended three county and
three district conventions.
But the grandest work of the year has
been that OF the Girls Industrial school.
Language seems INADEQUATE to properly de-
scribe this work. One of the teaclers said
that she had never been engaged in any
Christian work so interesting and full of
promise. l: is a work that appeals to hu-
manity and every church should become in
terested I'm its elfare
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29

II is easy to catch cold and Just as easy
10 get rid of 1t II you commence early to
Use One Minute Cough Cure. It cures
coughs, colds, brcuchtis, pneumonia and all
throat and lung troubles. 1t is pleasant to
take, safe to use and sure to cure.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29

Iovvn Newspapers Not Sensational.
The New York Post having charged that
American newspapers have lost influence in
recent years by reason of attention to trivial
tiles and the desire for sensationalism, the
KGokuk Gate City comes to the defense
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
THE SCHOOL LAWS OF IOWA.
The state Superintendent Issues n
Handy Nnlmmc for Mcfcrcmcc.

The state Superintendent Issues n
Handy Volume for Reference.
Henry Sabin, superintendent OF public in
struction, has compiled work intended to
be helpful to the officers administering the
school affairs of the state 1t is a compila-
tion OF the school laws as found in the new
code, together with notes, forms and deci-
slons. In the preface Mr.. Sabn writes as
follows concerning the new provisions:
I'm practical operation and effect the new
statutes should be considered rather as a
continuance and modification OF old laws
than the entire nbrogaton of the old
and the re-enactmcnt of a new law. In
many provisions the new law Is almost a
counterpart of the former law. However,
there are several material changes. The
omission of some particulars is significant
as indicating the intent of the general as
sembly. When the wording spirit of the
| former law is changed 1t is apparent that the
new meaning will prevail.
"The following are a few of the impor-
tant and valuable new provisions The ed
ucational board of examiners will have
power to grant state certificate or a state
diploma to a person holding a diploma from
state normal school or certificate of as
high grade from another state The board
of examiners will also have power to issue
a state certificate for primary teachers. The
law requires that county superintendent
tifcate, or a state diploma. County certif-
Gates will be separated into classes or grades
under the discretion of the county superin-
tendent, as formerly. A provision is made
| for certificates for two years.
"At all meetings Of the voters voting will
| be by ballot The probability of doadlocks
| is lessened by an odd number in many
boards. In all Independent districts
except rural Independent school dis
| tricts tho treasurer will be chosen
| by the electors. Districts having 5000
or more inhabitants may be divided
into precincts for voting purposes. In all
| districts contracts with teachers may be
made only by the entire board. majority
vote of the board will expel from school.
| Contingent fund to the amount of $25 an
nually for each school may be used
| to purchase dictionaries, library books,
| charts and apparatus. Boards may contract
| for the transportation of children to and from
| school. The board has control of school
| houses subject to direction from the voters.
| Attendance in school townships IS not gov
erned necessarily by subds,rict lines, but the
| board determines the school that children
! shall attend. The course of study in graded
or union schools must be approved by the
| superintendent OF public instruction. The
provisions for changes in boundaries and
| the restoration of territory are much simDli-
| fed. In hearing appeals witnesses may be
| subpoenaed, and provision is made by which
| the expenses will be paid. The costs must
| be entered up against those taking the ap-
| peal, If brought without reasonable cause,
| or If the aDneal is not sustained"
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
The Greatest
Sale of Furniture

Ever made by the Durfec Furniture
Company will begin tomorrow and will
last until January l. Highest class
of goods ut the prices ordinarily paid for
the cheapest stuff.
White Enameled, brass trimmed, Iron
Bedsteads, $3.50
Full Upholstered Couchcs, Si50.
Solid Oak Combination bookcases,
$S.25.
3-piecc Bed Room Suit. $3.50.
5-piece Parlor Suit, upholstered In
brocatel or damaSk. S23.50.
Solid oak Sidoboards, 5000.
Solid Rockers, Sl.50.
Durfee Furniture Co.,
2O5 and 2o7 Broadway.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29

G. p. VIavl Co. female remedy; cousuita-
tlon free O?ice hours, 9 to 12 and 2 to S.
Health book furnished. 326-327-32S Merriam
block.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
SPECIAL NOTICES
COUNCIL BLUFFS WANTS.
October 20, 1897.
FOR RENT. SALE OR TRADE BY

FOR RENT SALE 81 &c or Y, rl,IsS TRADE BY
FOR RENT-Houses in Council Bluffs
$1,000 per month Cherry Hin and one acre OF
$3.50 per mon;h-New store room. 2OxGO. on
500 per month-g.'' Third St, rooms ana barn.
|! 90 per month ,i2o Broadway, store room.
90 per per nI5S RiGae ree groom fUEms bouss
si.0l per 4nthmHouso III Ninth street
S. .s3 per ronth-A n.n lrnpre.ed acres miles
from town will take ont-half of the rent in
FOR sALE-City Property
S4OO-Good house. ba;.. he'd anc two lots 251s
house and lot on HScnac f. between
Eighth and Ninth, SIS, s. Per month.
25th and 2Gth sts.. monthly payments. So per
15 lots in wrehts add for sale at very low
FARMS FOR SALE
' w9d S part % Of s MSs souny OF S
s25 Der ncre-4o acres Of Sooi farming land north
s25 per aore--wel improved l5O-scre farm east OF
Loveland, Pottawattamle county.
S25 per ucre--4O acres OF good farming fruit
land. miles from sidney. Fremont county.
small house, north OF Hamburg. Fremont
,25 per acre 4o acres Of good bottom land. some
$50 Per acre-29 acres Of good bottom land. .
lOacre tracts OF land miles sou,i. Of South
omaha; VIII take part payment in city prop
LEoNARp EVERETT, Ia Pearl ST.. Council
'l5.9O per 40 of good land in Monona
Five and ten-acre tracts near the city for sale
Good, cheap Nebrafka lands for sale
Wl sell any Of the above property on small
payment down, balance in ten annual pay
other ihep's, soos farms for sal. u.r, ,ao ., ,.
q city property or smaller farms. balance long
time annual payment
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
FORECAST FOR ToDAy's WEATHER.

Arnold's Bromo Celery cures headaches,
10c. 25e aud 6Oc. All druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
BLOOD POISON
COR sYruILlD
a Written Guarantee to CURE EVERY
CASE or MONEY REFUNDED.

Our cure is permanent and not patching up. Cosca
treated ten have never symptom since.
BY describing fully treat by mail,
give the sti guarantee to cure OF refund
all money Those who pref 10 come here Tor treat
do SO and We Will railroad fare both ways
Ienge the world Tor case that our Magic Remedy
will not Write Tor tuil particulars and get tho
evidence We eInow that sktptical justly 30 too.
the most eminent physicians have never been able
to give than temporary relief. In our ten cars
practice with this Magic Hcmcdy II has been most
specifics. But under our strong guarantee you should
hesitate to Try trs remedy. You take no chance OF
losing your money. We guarantee to cure or refund
every dollar and we have reputation TO protecti
also financial backing of Ss5GO.0GO. IL is perfectly
safe to all who will try the treatment Heretofore you
different tea,mentshnd although you not yet cured
one has paid back your money. Do not waste any
money until You try Old, chronic, oecpseatod
cured B thirty to ninety days. Investigate our
HIRncial standing, our reputation as business men
Write us for names and addresses of those we have
1t costs you only postage to do ns II will save yoia
world of suffering from mental strain ana IL you 10
married what may your offspring suffer through your
own nnepgencc! ltyour symptoms are pfles ON lace,
sore throat, mucous patches in mouth rheumatism IN
bones and joints, hair falling out eruptions en- any
head or bones You have time to waste. Those who
constantly taking mercury and potash should dis.
continue it Constant use of these drugs viii surely
bring and eating ulcers in the end Don't fail to
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14l9 Masonic Temple, Chicago III. q
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29

/ indicates trace of precipitation
L. A. WELSH, Local Forecast Official
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
OFFERs SOME PREMIUMS.

Tho meeting Of the association will be at
tended by the usual fruit exhibit The as
sociation will offer prizes as follows:
First See Third
County display of fruit. SIS 90 5000 $500
Individual display of fruit, 1000 500 600
Plate of five best seedlings 800 200 100
Collection OF vegetables. SEQ 800 ....
Display of canned fruits. 500 800 200
Best plate of five of each of the vari-
cites named beow-frst premium, 20 cents;
second premium, 25 cents
Varieties Ben Davis, Benoni, Fameuse
Fan Winesap, Grimes Gano, Janet, Jona-
than, Lowell Oldenburg, Red June, Roman
Stem, Winesap Maiden Blush, Wealthy,
York Imperial, NJ. b. Twlg, Missouri Pip
pin, Utter, Sheriff.
Omaha daily bee., 1897-11-29
COUNCIL BLUFFS.
MINOR MENTION.

Cooper, Fire ms, Pearl. tel. 372
Harry Murphy coal and wood. 81 Main.
schmidts bar relief photos are the latest
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-01-14
grofit Ses 3a6errabembaae

Der in 8anne, gfebr., eri6einenbe
5eralo ibreibt: Ser folgenbe 8eri6t
uon bem grtra9e eines NIT .3uferriiben
bebauten. "a Gder arOBen 5elbes, iuurbe
uns pOn 6. IS. 9lmIteot & 60. suge=
i6idt unS mir bOffcn. bnB ibn ieber=
man leien fpirb un6 oariiber na1oenft,
@ie niel beiier ipiirbe es in @apne
ousIeben, ipenn mir cine 8uderfabrif
hdtten unb Die umliesenben 1900 Gder
2nnb in einemllmfreiIe bon - Meis
fen nit 3uderriiben bebaut ipdren?
Der 4r6eitslobn in benz 8eri1t beldnft
| lid1 auf $456 nnb Der ssubrlobn auf
s136 nno bod bat Serr Stmlteb einen
Geineepian BON $403 er5ielt, nit glns=
nabme Der BrGmie, un0 er hdtte nod
1926 alt ben $403 &eingetpinn binsnSab.
len fDnnen, ipenn bic ssabrit in @a1ne
getueIen, unb 10 bic 5rn1tunfoIten nn1
glorfolf eripart iuorben tparen. Sn
l9leihen gerbdltniB tpiirber 5000 older
in nabiter Ndbe nOn @aDne einen &ein=
getuinn pDn $4,000 nbtperfen, biersll
fdme nod cine griparniB nDn S27, 500
Ian 5radt: total, s8l 800; gtrbeitsloba
lS57 900, @eiammiIumme: $138. 900.
| lQlnBerbem ipiirDe nod cine beoentenbe
Summe @el6es an bic 5abrifarbelier
lbeSablt tperben unb fpiirbeauf foieIe @eiie
has @eIb inter ben 2enten in @nDnt
bleiben 8as iinb feline leere GorIpiei
selungen, iOnoern Ebatiahen. @as
brauft 8aDne n6tbi9er. ala cine 8uder,
lfabrit?
i soIgenbes lift Der 8eriht iiber bi
i gusaaben uno ginnabmen BON "A 0ldel
4 8nderriiben, geRomnen bon g. g. Dim
i feb q Co., auf ibrer 5arm, 2 Meilel
llpeItlid Don ggnDne::
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-01-14
Gs lit ai6ts TO a,.t.

gs 9iebt nidts ebeniO @utes aIs 81.
Sings Stem giscO0erp fir glusaehruno
9uiten unb Grfdltungen, oeshnlb Sc. s.
itebt oarauf. baB man @uh fein anberes
Weiftel bafir anbiete. Der S5dn6Ier
miro niht beboupten, baB es ettuas
8eheres gdbe, aber Inn mebr 9rufit I'D
MAIDEN, miro er DOrbrinQen, oaB ettuos
+anberes ebenio gut iei. SIR fuiinScbt
Dr. aina's 9eew DISCOVERY, neil cS6r
IpiBt, baB es iitber unb perldsiidb iif
SIR 6niten, Grtaltuna, gtussebruna
llno ale llebel bes 6ailes. Ser gruif
unb Der 2ungen 9iebt eg nic1ts ebenip
8utes. 8rubeflaicben frei BEL 6teenIen
q Gobn. Saesuldre 8taiden SO geats
unb $1.00.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-01-14
aptaI $3.50 .6sg q

&otal $282 ,639 %
sserner ma6t Der @puoerneur auf Die
gbatia6e nufmerfiam. baB bic 8itrg
ibaft bes 5tnatsihabneiiters 9eieslih
auf $25O,000 feitgeiest lei uno baB, nj
Der lebte 8eri9t 5ei9e, er 1892, 639.22
in Sdnoer 9ebabt babe.
8ierre, San. GtautsfdaBneiiter
@biaips erftdrte iidl einem 8eri6ter
itatter geeeniiber, baB Die Sanolungs
tpeiIe be8 @ouoernenrs lpeiter nidtS lei.
als elm @ngriff auf bas Sdasa,nt unb
BON 2euten angeregt ipurbe, peld]e ibm
politiI6 gram ieien; er hube iih feruer
bereit erflart, bas &eiiegelo Der bl5u
beftimniten gummiiiiOn su 5aalen, faas
bieIelben Die perI1ieoeben 9lnten be-
fu1en nno bns @elb Sdblen uolle; aud
iei er rpiIlens oas @elo nab Der Saupt=
ita6t su bringen, inter Der 8eoin9una,
baB Der Gtaat Die 8erantuortli6feit bes
@elbes iibernimmt, 70 lan9e esnnterlpeas
iit. Sic 8erianotuntoiten elmer fOl6en
gumme per @rpreB iuiiroen beinlbe
feinem 5nlGre gleihfDmmen.
aeute. tpetdemit neutrality-suspicious.
Derneus befannt Iino, faaen, 6aB es ni6t
i'm @erinaIten in Der gl6lift Deg @Du
perneurs liege ben 5taatsi6abmeiiter
in Elm ungiinftises 9idt III itellen, aud
bege er feinen Iugenblid 3peifel ii6er
Die Gi6erbeit Der Gtaatsselber. Die
fiirsli9 9emahten, traurisen @rfohruns
gen nit Gaplor batten i'm bauptidAsid
su bleIem g6ritt peranlaBt. @eittr
{agt @onp See ief6ft, baB er bas gr6Bte
gertrauen nuf Die @brlidbfeit unb Sdbis
felt bes GtaatSI9aBneiiters 86illips
Sebe, bod Sei er entlhieben oagegen, Die
gfaatsgeIhafte nad benz olten S6len.
brian iueiterSuiiibren. Gr iibe feiner
perT5nlitben SaB nus, ionoern Der game
Bsmeagrnno 5n bieier etfuas rabifaler
Sanbluug in bieier Gade iei Der 9e4
iDeier, ben Gtaat 9eseit eiuen tueiteref
8iebitabl Iider 81 iteaen.>
8ierre, IL. San. 9as Committee
iueldbes bic 26bne Der Gn9eitellten beI
SauIes gu beitimmeit bat, erlnnbte fol-
genben 2obn pro Gag: gbief glerf Sc
erfter Miiiitent: s4.50; 5tueiter Sliiiiten
$3.50; gugrOiiing uub enrolling Glerf
"a; gIIiitent enrolling glerf: So.
Sergeant at arms: $3.50; Giiiiten
Gergeant $3.50; 8ia glerf: $4
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-01-14


8oItmeiIter: $3.50; 8Ote: $3.50; @Oz
Imitee gterts: $3.50; ale anoeren
glerfs: So; &aplan: So; 8n9en: s!
8ierre, IL. San. Seute nurOe
cine Bla BON Senator Balmer i'm Senat
Iein9ereibt, Die 3eit fir Die @enebmt=
gung Der 8iir9i9aft bes StaatsifaB=
lnlellters Sebn Gage luelter binais5uldies
Iben, als bas @eIeb es rorihreibt. 3te
8.a paiItrte ben 5ennt unter Nufbebnn9
Der Geqeln in Der erlteu nno 5ueiten
8erleiuug uno miro norgen SluelfeIlos
lueiterbeiproden lnb gum @eies semadt
lperoen. Die llrIa6e Dteier glte beiii9.
lid Der Qnnabme bieles @eiebes, 1T
Dem rlmItan0 suSui9reiben, oaB Die
3eit Der Briifun9 uuo glnnabme Der
Barei1aft oes GtaatsihabmeiIters
8biClips am Is. Snnuar ausliuft. IS
puroen @elutbte laut, oaB es Die 4biiht
Der Maioritdt lei, Die 8rilfuus uno gln=
na6me Der girsihaft iiber Die 9eieBlibe
3eit binaus ;ui6ieben, bns Imt fir oa-
| fant su ertldren uno einen neuen S6as
meilter ensuItellen. 8ieies @eriiht
lorro iebo1 pon Der Waioritdt nit @nt=
riiituna 5uriidgerpieien. sic erfldrt,
oas man nidt i'm @erin9Iten an 10 etluas
oa9te, lnb iasen, oaB man mr. cine Qbz
re1nung nit oen StaatsihaBmeiiter
uerlange, luie es oas geleB onridreibe
gie prompte Gnnabme Der 8ill tueroen
ieoDd) ale Dieie @eriidte ner1tummen
MAIDEN. 8ie @eIeBesuorlage, fuelde be-
antragt, DAP Der 5taatsidabnleiiter bas
5taatsaeto in 8nar auFtpeiIen iOll, lit
beute gum lebtenmale in beiben Sduiern
uerlpIen mDroen uno oas folgenoe Com
mittee iDuroe ernannt, Inn NIT 8Ailips
III conferiren uno eine Glbrednung Su
maiden: 5euatpren: 8rabIep unb@reelp.
Experimentation: &irf, glnoerIDn lino
&ubn.
Sc iuir6 ieBt befannnt ae9eben, oaB
BbilIips bas Staats9eio in Baar nah
oieIer Gtaot brin9en uno es uon oem
ernannten 9esistatur. COMMITTEE 5dblen
taIien min.
Gierre, 12. San. Cine 9ln5ab'
Bills lpuroen i'm 0auie ein9erei6t, bod
Iuaren nur ipenise oanOn BON @i4ti9felt
Cine Der uidttgIten mar oiejenige
bon g6parb, nlle 8eslanbigungen,
lueIde Dor Dem l. Snnuar 1897 sefaBt
uurben, 5l lesatiiiren.
gine tueitere 8iQ lpurbe ein9erei6t,
tuelde oas @ebalt bes gOuntp. 9tecoroers
uno Oes gountg S9asmeiiters auf
$1,000 fefltsllt.
@benio elne 8ia, tuelde Die 8e8ab=
lung ber Stenoarapben auT S5 per Gag
unb Weilen9el0 feitiebt.
sserner cine, bas 2lmt eines 8eriihes
rungs- @ommiiidrs nit einent @ebalt BON
81, 200 ins 9ebea 81 rufen.
g9eiter tpurbe cine &ill eingereibt.
luelde bic 8e5abluns Der 8rdiioenten
8ablmGnner BON $l25 uf$75 rebu5irt.
uno cine, meIbe $4,000 beipiligt fir
Die ,,9rans Milionris ausitellung'', bic
in Smaha abgebalten merben ion unb
luDran Sio 8atOta iid betbeilisen luir6.
@enisitens ell @eiebseber iebut ii6
I1on na9 Wtuttern. gr rei6te cine
sill Elm. iponaA lid, Die 2e9islatur naA
| 80 td9i9er 5lsun9 rertagen ioG. Der
lelbe Ntann reidte audi cine 8ill elm,
Ipetd,e es Den Mit9lieoern Der 2eaislas
iur perbietet, ir9eno cine Initellnng an
tiaer Qnftutt an5unebmen, ebe Elm Sahr
Inldl iDrem Nustritt aus benz Glmte per'
tri9ea lit.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-01-14
s1,7l7.9l
$343.5O.

Sotal S1.374.41 81, I,3744I
&dme bier nod Die 9rdnie oasu, TO
mare Der 9an5e &ein9elpirn S747. 81,
Uoe, $3l.14 per 9lfer. 9bne grdmie
betduft ii9 Der &eingetpinn ouf 1861
per glder. @enn Die 3uderriiben IN
elmer 5abrit in 8anue bdtten oerfauft
lperDen nnb 70 Die ;sradt bate eripart
iperben f6nnen, baum ludre Der Brofit
S26 So per Nder gelueIen. Ser burd
ldnltttihe grtras mar IA gunnen per
glfer.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-01-14

Sic Folsenbe gaptis ift in einisen
2ofal5eitun9en in&anfas gu leien: Corn
lift geIebli9e8 3ablunasmittil Qesal
tenber). @ir babeu cine 9roBe Summe
Gublcriptipnsgelber nuslteben. @ir
erlanben zoe per 8uihel fir Corn als
8esublnns~ fir beibes nsue un6 nlte
Gublcriptionsbetrdge. 8rinst elieI
Corn berein. 8iefe 0utia bat 10 reidt
sradte eetragen. baB ein8eitunssmonr
I'm nbroli9en aanins i6on mebrert
&Ornhduier bauen muBte, Inn baS an
fDmmenpe &urn alislpeidlert 5u f6nnen
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1897-01-14

Salsf[ub tritt oft anF bel fallen ggetter
Die innere 6an6 ergreifenb unb aubere RSrs
pertbeiIe. Soob's SariaparilIa, Der oroke
8lutreini9er beiIt SaI,flnf. 6oob's 8iis
ZEN mirfen por;iiglib na6 Der MabIs,if
nnb tnriren Sopftpeb. 25 Gents.