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The Newtown bee., 1898-09-23

Text, LIST Samuel : 8, "By the Lord actions
are weighed"
This lie tho only pas sage in the Bible
(or Authorized Version), containing the
word action-a word now so commonly
used. Among the 773, 693 words in the
Bible, faction" occurs only this once
But Hannah in her prayer OF thanksgiv-
ing (from which our text ia taken), gives
expression to a great truth which may
well occupy our attention. "The Lord
is a God of knowledge, and by him ac-
tions are weighed" 1t may be new and
strange thought to some, that actions
have weight. We weigh substances, all
earthly bodies, the earth itself and dis
tant planets, even. We can tell the bulk
and value OF all material things as esti-
mated by the pressure downward, which
we call weight. But who, we are ready
to ask, can weigh an immaterial object
q thought, a prayer, a word, an act !!
How, we say, can such an invisible, in
tangible nothing have any property
which will enable any one to weigh 1t,
Ok It's value, and say it amounts to so
much, it Is worth so much! We admit
that
NO HUMAN BEING HAS THE RIGHT OR
POWER TO WEIGH ACTIONS;
no one of us can take thing, which has
neither form, size or substance, and
accurately determine It's nature and val
80 IA y gnR will oil admit
the strict truthfulness of Hannah's lam
gauge, who In our text, with an un-
erring instinct, ascribes such power to
God alone. "By the Lord are actions
weighed" And we know, or rather we
feel, that he does weigh actions, /. e.,
notice every act of ours and by process
unknown to US Cor without any process
whatever and by virtue of his Omnisci-
ence), assign q just value to them all, to
them each. What an incentive, this, to
right livingl 1t is said that certain
king, eminent for deeds well done, car
ried with him the portrait of his father,
and when he was about to do any great
work he would look at the picture and,
being thus reminded of his fathers char.
acter as we'll az face, would seek to do
nothing unworthy Of such noble father.
Surely IL man can receive inspiration
for brave deeds and for well doing from
snadowy image OF an earthly father,
we ought to be urged on to worthy
actions and noble conduct by the thought
that our Heavenly Father himself ia
watching up, that he knows and esti-
matea at their true value our actions I
But Il win be we'll to glance briefly at
the reasons why God alone can properly
estimate the character and worth Of an
action. In the first place consider the
reason given In the text, 'The Lord Is .
God OF knowledge" Man, on tina other
hand, Is creature Of ignorance. We
cannot tell what will result, even from
the most ordinary action Of life. For ex-
ample, q word 10 Spoken perhaps IL Ia
onay Yes or No, and yet, such conse-
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-23
The Home Circle
THE PEN

All who can WELD the pen for good,
This mighty engine OF the mind?
And give the world its wholesome food,
To bless at every stroke mankind?
A power 1t has we know full well,
To reach the loving human heart;
Its actual influence who can tell?
What acknowledgements impart?
1t is inspired by human thought,
Residing in the active brain;
1t does not use Its power for nought,
It's touch reverberates again.
The pen is ielt throughout the land,
The thoughts of men it doth record;
1t should be used with steady hand,
AS revelator of Gods Word
All those who can the pen well weld,
Should write their thoughts for mankind
good;
Should enter in that sacred field
With aims to bless the multitude.
-[James Beardsley Wheeler, Huntington
June 10, 1893.
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-23

SeptemberD
Suggest school suits for the
boys. We're ready when you
are. Because boys are so I'M
easy IN School, we make boys
trousers extra strong double
seats and knees, seams double
sewed and tapped, buttons put
on to stay on and charge no
more for the extra strength.
Suits for boys from 4 to "A,
from So to So.
Black Clay Worsted Suits
Summer and winter, black
clay is king of the dress-up
clothes, and we think we have
the leader Of black clays, in
quality and wear. Alizarine
dye is not a doubtful color.
You may be sure of it's staying
qualities. Still our prices are
no higher than for ordinary
black clay worsted suits. -Four
grades, $40, SI2, 5000 and
$40. No tailor can match
them for double the money.
Neckdress.
Most of the new things for
fall wear are already here.
Many novelties in the show
ing; but at the old prices SC
and SOC for wanted shapes.
New fancy Colored shirts, to be
worn with white collars, 100
and $50. Good working shirts
SOC.
Left-Overs
Left-overs must not be stay
overs, if we can help them out
by priCe-dropping. There are
suits here, OF medium weights,
in all wool mixtures, which
men to fit them will be glad
to take at the cut prices.
Trousers.
And trousers, too, more
than we want to have ''Win-
ter" here. Knowing" priceson
them should move you to
patch out the old suit Good
trousers for as little as SI.5o
and So. Good dress trousers
for $50, 800, $50, 400 and
500. Cotton pants, our spec
ial guaranteed make $I.oO.
Kentucky Jean (the real arti-
cle) $3.50 a pair.
Nobody will be the wiser if
you save 200 on your Fall
derby you may have your
choice of the leading blocks
here at 800 for the best made;
and 200 for the second-best.
Meigs & Co.'S special Derby
I.5O.
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-23
Actions w eighed.
A SERMON BY REV JAMES P. HOYT OF
CHESHIRE.

Text, LIST Samuel s. "By the Lord actions
are Weighed"
The Newtown bee., 1898-09-23
Left-Overs.

Left-overs must not be stay
overs, if we can help them out
by price-dropping: There are
suits here, OF medium weights,
in all wool mixtures, which
men to fit them will be glad
to take at the cut prices.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-07-01
Enormous Grain Exports

The EAITrtSrss OF LtfH MEl1a9 SSiAISfS are
itrHua1se HggIEn @tlttss Eia1Es of uta wyur1a
fur rrll7s uosCssgGI I'm b fiscal year waahcn.
ends uitlis rosc1ih lt1Ran i'm Az5g Ers,ts,aauEs
.&EaAr i'm lhs hlissilny OF Lns COMMUNITY
Bgssn afna alieih WBlfr GrialR @d Iss,bi2. when
GUN szy,sras GE agricultural products
Arnau11ssa no STTg4R t a.x IN. LED will re sur
glassaa sB 1tfs rs.t;Ent5 Qd 1fhs gssa1 wfaicaa
f3Isis.ssS wIIn IMis H1frf5n. The ~gIslira>
a1iBrY rss.s6rts eff MRE e-Eg,enIA1itlngs
which have rssRkihsa the es11rssalo OF
ssrBlISsui,s mIBIEse III dQuh1s AGEtR1Ntsl1 THAI
ua.e 4ssru.IIsfIIr.El sKEGrTs Gf 1ffs gstar' esiaA
:as considerably En sE,tsss OF s8RR aDh lnBh.
IsH. aGfEzl dgn uhe TaAT esstlsg hIRslg 1e
irssR.ih sRI&n RBfM lHH Newer sstSer@ have
11hs sEpErIs CIT 4gr1t,EEfrTrr:Rl EH'asSocts
REACHED 1sne sRBlifNh lfRR lime, Rna newer
IhIn TWICE have Unssg retRt;hsa 1lne S7lN,~
ImH1a mark, 1fe a,ntEsiignls IN which
tnsB Esasssa 1iss FUR nm (RR lime a,sirsg
i'm GHl End GRA2. QsrrgH1ssf with hast
isasfRl yefHr, 1ha f1rnesEse i'm e1E,r1Is OF
EgnHs,TiE1IErll gruttnrfs VIII as fully SLID
+IdHi !NlHs, Hna gnrrTM,sa With i'm sns1ssa~
ing ysssRr tine if1lieflse viii me 0Isr III
.egr 9ssl1 I'm sElassss cd ItIHa cd THE His,,aA
'gefEr EHHb.
I'm trasHftsTrfEs RIjEnls utlR sszTllirtns eff d7hs
yeaEr viii AT,pIfs1 tE u,sai1i1y s.. ihHHlMB fRfr
each business dizzy, and Will hs upsrq
than Eliza IND aiHD i'm aNsass OF lnsti gs.Ar's
szuarrs G arasRfsrIffEs Nsssslg RIn Mr+il
.g;hs gIlKssaa Rs hrsRissnufns hETe ptarui
.g;gsRfHa6 I'M 14fls imrsaEss. WT Witsla1 lfhf
HAIsue gf tine azaerrs Rfr dihs dis,lll Yssnr
EABga8 viii he mnrss than IEriiiH ihnHs ai
the disnRl yeshr lRsa. w5iiiis ans inr,asRaa,
i'm f'nIr VIII aH ntsariT III Hsn- CENT agnfi
af gsfrrn insanity IT'D ger cent i'm wRant., MlEy
azEparus df a,arm were TErpsn THIN tii,rfss,
aft a1E GsaiasT mE1ffn i'm the Hissgia1y af THE
oslnfrry, wffiite uhs UEssHllf syza,srtK af
G,Irm 5Tr 1iA gaEr far ting first afnfs Will
gHsss mffe gMllMMsa MM h1Ifsshtil lime, tahe,
HGfrHal nTHvifm rssnz;fssf aMi lMiiHA auaihtitF
i'm aI@ three pr-ArAfft1R yeszrx,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-07-01
Pay Of Array ana Navy ossae,s-s-

This ss,a sra9 &f Tsax;aa officers, az haaEE3,
ssa1sa pf1h 1tlsae aa corresponding ranks
Ga 1tse army, is as a~pl4aRss.
N~as9-N1ics athEalutal, SA,|hAHs rstar as
1at1,sl, SSiAhfG, a,eIEax,aiiars, SN,lhhR: etar,,
tain, 81 SOD; tasraas1aa,asr, 81. j5shf; aassasssrl-
ans e,eyaraanasT, S2.$SHf; GesElss1al1t.
Sa.AHfr; fisslissaarsI. i~flrirrr grade, 81, Sl,ft
ensign, s1.tahh,
Argsa-aIsaGsaaarIr general, sadiA pnH,
Essa1er general, SgslSDt: ~nar;iesaSRssr' general
SD ,SHHs. e,ehesnsA, So iSnhr; ttsEtshsapa cslse7ata
sss!Haf; aaaGnr, 81, SOB, saa1ailrs, sd! snb,
sals1 lissagslsraar., 81. iNBfr. SECOND l~is&arsne
spaa, Sa;aRb.
There is q &seIssssss laa S2HH 10 St. (nHI
a year i'm the s9afss gay fa TiaHaa 6sSta-
estss. and q ssfIll iNslrJffsI af,enssass mists7l
aifs8 anss gTa wanting af,Sslss. In lihs
army ysteSssgi9aa officers rsec,ssiss % fil1ls
rnsls Ghialn aipase who are z,Dt Haaanasaa
The table shows Gbat am the l,a0al
ranks Mellow c~agaTnn8sle receive q
larger compensation uissan 1sss a,eiins-
sfs,rpsalrss aarlses ion the army, I'm eihs
esasss s5 naval eagsaaSns and esEnNrrara-
tstsas III is easy To gtssrttsiwsa tine reason
aar this. Captains anna cssrFsrsiAnass1s
ans command hanks, and s5,s officers i'm
Gs.ssss graEsss a1s ~IsslIaltg placed i'm g,s~
sFGtefFfs aff 1ifs e1arsSf rssssgransiFsiEfi1x as
efsrEEnsGnslsTtS officers eft salasfs. FIarahsr>
lssrsa, ahsT ans f~,tsngssatpa Ito De q eaIs~
s~istarasi.e asxsassIs11 df entertaining, Winch
sss6gs 1.fsrn no 5sFuesn expense. Again,
naval officers pfilaa sffst8G ans obliged
To Y9J3tlrsahln sssglaIale embellishments
aFr nftir,. fAYfsSSsssss.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-07-01
FORTUNES MADE FROM WAR.

Fortunes have been made by the
manipulation Of wal loans: at the be-
ginning of the rebellion the> national
| bond issue and the stability fthe gov
| eminent. which made the bonds of
value. were both regarded with doubt.
The loan could not be negotiated abroad
owing TO England's secret but bitter
hostility TO the north, and to the mis-
trust OF the Rothschilds. Tbs late Jay
Cooke. a western banker, undertook the
sale OF these bonds; he placed the orig
inal $50 loan of $3.50, 000. C01-as well as
subsequent loans, which in the aggre-
gate amounted TO over 81, 000. 900, 600. This
is aid TO have been n Of the most
remarkable achievements in the history
o. the worlds finances. His profits from
che Undertaking ran up into the mil
lions. but il was q service OF paramount
Importance TO the United States.
The placing of the internal revenue
taxa al measure 10 increase the in
3 COME OF the governrnent-was not with
out It's opportunity for ACKNOWLEDGMENT.
Certain grave senators are said to have
made comfortable fortunes by peddling
what were known as whisky tips"
These cips-1he standard price for
which seems 10 have beeE2 about s10,-
Qta-we-e eagerly sought by specula-
tors VIVA bought and stored large guam
I:.es Of whisky. knowing II would ad-
vance III price The moment the tax
pas placed upon il.
One year prior 10 the war. cotton
SOLD at LIZ cents & pound in the mar
kets Of Ite world. TWO years later it
was selling at 3sla cents. this rise, and
those (which followed. forcing IL up to
- cents. and affecting the price Of all
dry goods
Having tor=seen -h= condition that
war would necessarily Eea in the
south. a. T Stewart, New Y0rk's great
or! goods merchant had bought and
stored millions of yards OF cotton goods
OF all descriptions In q single year from
this source he realized 81 9go. ha1.
D=Tl5n & Co Of New York. a great
wartime 1-rs2 81 cl01hiers- profted in q
s0ra=m,aal similar way. When ii was
seen thai wal was Imminent they pur-
chased all -h4 cloth they could in
The market suitable for uniforms. and
NOT even waiting for the call for troops
began the III anafac1ure Of 0~vercoazs
and ARMY clothes. They had 75.Gsyl Of
these Lacked and ready for shipment
when -tae presidents call for men came.
and these uniforms were WORN by gns
first troops that rrarcha6 =, the front.
Ii was during The first year OF rhs war
that the word +-shod6y'' came into use.
ii Was TIE rise in The price of Gotten
that made blockade r1,,1ning profitable
I'D English ship 0w--aers- The
@s-s SENT o1I 10 Bermuda or ass
end There transferred 10 the fast steam
t1s TEla1 were 10 MAKE 1he hazardous
T1n 10 SOME confederate port The
E-0n-s were so great thai a single suc-
tess-ul run @ou76 zaOre Than pay for
lhe best Steamer afa@a1 and n1es1 he
expenses OF the voyage into ting bar
sa1-, HOW it 5~ourlshe5- and what in
6Dc:s-1s-a1s ii had TO flourish uav BE-
g5dssd from the fac that during -hs
WAY -he t1~ncsa3ins feet took on de-
st-Ogsd more than zoe vessels engaged
II the trade.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-07-01
When Cuba is Free.

= a7sEea1fsa from New York say The
visit of DR. Capo1s, vice president Of
the Cuban republic, 40 the United
States is said 10 De for the purpose
OF comforting with Mr. Palma and tine
Other members OF the Snn1a ~cnozcsrnine
tas 1n1-e of their government Ths
1aall1Ts OF congress 10 T~sgr1gulEe us i'm
Dependence and the p.olscg of President
McAlluT9 TO GETTY ON Ting war without
reference 10 The Insurgents caused
a9arra among The leaders of the rrnE9v4-
r7ssnl nm C1tsa- and II YVES considered
best 1@T Mi CapO.s, @hg rs racsRgniDss5
as Tine 25ass1 lawyer among them to
con1as personally 10 MashaTngvnu am6
ssaach an understandings with President
MCKINLEY regarding tins present status
and 1fhs prospects of the III
Will ts Remembered that A-- RuhN-s
las ATTORNEY of tine 5un1a In New York.
"tssSn 1eas 11aar-s- IVES pending In sgsra~
g1sss, declared that tine dnsurssrts
~Qoula ast1 the United States If ms
attempted TO Interfere without reegss~
radz51s their Independents This al
tine THINE expressed the spirit of Gem
s7sal Gomez and other lnsenrssaS lsaa-
ELS @ean Insisted that the Destiny q.
CHatsa should be Entrusted to their
hands
President McNinass7s plan If organ
azars 81 republican form OF
mn SUtta that shah represent all Glasses
and factions the rich and poor. sns
slasaT planters the tobacco uaanwtaC-
turner's tho merchants, the professional
TsasC- and sla csAIeernsS, With s. lsg5s-
Gasaars elected by the people to make
the Laws and "a Judiciary and executive
chosen IN The same manner 10 enforce
Them, Is not approved of by all the
insurgents Gomez, Mass0 and other
leaders are said 10 dissent very ssrs>
gaatsca4ay from such q proposition. and
ssasasa saas every man in Cuba who has
Deem loyal 10 the Spanish government
asasasss the revolution or has net shown
active sympathy for the sesasSencs
ssaa De permanently &ssssaaehsssG.
assa Forever prohibited from holding
@f1sse assaes saew government. They
declare that all the friends Of Cusa
AasFs are Known, aaa can be easily
&sassEiea when they GENE sste their
SS@g1em, They have suffered FOR shesr
ENve of heeNtS> they have fought 10
arrive he Spanish aag from the West
INDIES, and ARE entitled to the fruits OF
their SsctesS>
haven't we been hshting and sas-
ssTaaS IN Sr&es TO drive cut the Ssaa-
SaT&S n are we net entitled TO run
the government when they s@e And
the r@sss who have assisted WeSses and
nRasaa@ 10 defeat us 10 share in the
hasseTs and esa@s@saeatsa Net saAsscA.
They CAN go Sae& TO S&asa with ssas
aarss or we Wssa make them VERY nm
aEES TA@s spoke esse of the assSsss
vlaraarsssn9 aaea saasasasSaa OF the Sseaea
after e~,esrsaang directly asvssa a confer
snaiss WR1fh Cagoca.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-07-01
@errsn M.

ia WAS during cum civil w:ars. an q
daTas when a DRINK Of whisky aas akss1n1
ahs 1pssi enchanting 1ihsrg lin lfGfea,."' saha
AfxlIsT j.. Ea. Lynch eff IGIIGiSsIfalia,. au afhs
SsSdsisa1Sh.
"Fsr a MsfNnsSsa, 1he liasf sss11 4 hsaa
arn saa1sh, 4 gsS5 ownership off a g,Er1 eff
ysRalftfain dew. I'm sfhs Siii:srsfTy eff SsssfsSse
Grfrr, 4 had resolved an. rYfhiSjsne This
HSsrI aaLsst mt a leirlg TsTnt.. and ifRa QTTiss
Eal&asn arts small nit2 arerYn Gf.e lnstratle
wsnssn 4 saw coming my hest nsss,ii
11;ssna, tslM fasRssisss, who welra ianNo ufhs
army fts1n Gfhe same NfFNln with my
sssEg. We had tssssn 9itsIrI1ss ain qftgr lives.
As Hfat assrIie ftss,ssssa quietly I'm my
gaGRaS 4 H~nasstEAHaa whether ma sfffsr
EsIH a drink, m w;sss a m'sn,ssnfsStss srauHs~
CHE hssrWsasn sesYffih1ssss and hriissufsssissp.
Finally, asfssuism IAN Essigl aFssre.Arns
my impulse 40 a~isGaaGriianhe Hffs ssIHns
hlsstihs, and drawing ut aisn.. n said: .SHTsil,
ntsra lis some gshsrh Germ Islfifa;;; IT'S newer
full gspspa ssu1Sns, and maybe a small drink
would do sQtn gaaR,,' 1rfY,1hsssiEis1ng small.
Yen ought 10 have seen ms e1sss
gssEs,ssn as ls 1ifsssh disa1 vial, and difSxn
his tffsiaaatt my Ersesifuss suISh hogan aal
siiixaHnasar. sEsig,.a sai6 4. n8ifsissB lis avs
f,t}l afsaness in Effssse Hastrs,.' hlst HE emily.
his head, and uis lsiufiih Rssgr
llfsSssr nm nhs hGfaiks,
9. afffssiIIs n said, i'm dssIyaslaritrn u gave
aafs lBs, $40 had i'm tine waritd Enr THAT
whisky d thought tt1ar uiisff1 MAKE
sssfrs. hSfff lit dior final gsIm
md ain Was guns. Then he gave a
GuHrans,fe yasI, Hung rhe hpsfyah
eNpaN. and na~snnaf8sdf. KsE a9ah, Daihf.,
r usxr wGpush is1,s'6
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-07-01

A government Surveying party IS al
WORK asetaaaaas sset lGras OF the sixty laaals
fence "eaScia walQ separate shaa Pine
Ridge reservation from the coded
Saoaax bands lying north gf White river,
Wsaae2h forms tsse northern tn0aaaadars
asaaa as this reservation, SlSfcs se,s @T,sqo~
GaSe aa settlement at 81 part III ass
Sioux reservation, i'm 1899 seas aaeaSaaa>
syaSa asssna greatly annoyed aay faG94s
belonging sD Whitt ssG,e&ra4aa crossing
sase aagte @qala the reservation. C,s1tls
have arsa9aaas garat9s,a to THE reservation
aavSsEs s~tll1-asss ansa am several INSTANCES
aEsa6agss have gathered them aass4spsI
aGTa taken saasGa ca .ises Ridge agency,
mttGs they were assla far q 7.aGlssegaa pa Sl
s,sr head, Gsnas s9 this energetic action
TG sasa NORTHWESTERN members a9 eaga>
srs5ss have the 1ta.Ise srs'ssa released
8diss@at Qase arsssssssiGN ga paying aees
sHaeazats asrsaTsaaa9 eas the Indians.
which aggregated thousands nj dollars.
The assasIlrssNIha !satc,s aill ca constructed
eE tarls,ea wire, sesl1a &7.Aa g,asIs, Thus
preventing Id a,s4TEs destroyed tT ~gSraai1hs
tSI-S,S,,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-07-01

Unless better care IS taken in the
tusN~e o. cattle received "a. .ae SSG9x
CITY STOCK yards, .sae local humane 50.
csrty VIII WORK for the enactment o.
lAwS placing "a Stasa officer eat the y:sG6>
10 provide Tor sfaeSg comfort, Accord
i;as 10 ~fTeS&Gra: CvoraMelA o. the So
c4tty, c@ss3e are Frequently left For
MANY hours after staeSr arrival al 1eae
yards without w:sst"s Saaor:1y before
saatir sale they are given all they CAN
3T5atS, tina. stae6T weight may te in
cssa sea ana "a CORES oi2aana3N higher
yrira received
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-07-01
BLACK HILLS UNION
Art w GRID. Publisher.
RAPID CITY, SOUTH DAKOTA
SOOTA DAKOTA NEWS.

An effort is being made 10 revive the
Pierre, Aberdeen i Duluth railroad pro-
isct, which Mas started iii 1879, with "a
view 81 building "a 1.-The o. road Gr0m
Aberdeen to the Black Hills, a meet
ing ot local Stockholders Mas held re,
Gently and q resolution 10 direct the
board Of directors "a bond the road toT
s21eoN per Haile failed, the Stockholders
declining .o ~sassanrise and empower me
directors Ia bond, hal declining 10 direct
the creation Of shs debt,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-07-01

9sa's@ a crop OF aGSzaars sar ducks if
you Gaaiss,i1 40 raass q barge Hsaaaaer of
dfutsss, an large establishments.
@znsh's fllnaarssas OF 8oess are raised, tire
principal ats,s,a aer aAsssn Is a,,slssss ssas>~
natias, With a srsal1 gr,egeeruassa es grsaasea
sTlsnitn. Me- eassg aAn he grown TO n,eass4
htfSalISliaass than usaniEs, and I'M no wsay
s'ail TIIIrslsgH NE grt5wn so gIafssasas as
no dtt.s Iaassrn Na dsD,Rs, Ducks and sssr~
1istiHs ans asfttrsnsss te ssash srihsr On ahss,
dARk dIuusIs, dsr wisfsart as1rnisss tins
Turks aunsisi nuss1 sas made ito baS SO WeA
Len tfht 1itsiaiEtsns endSa usaa newly
pip1eat gaG,,tisIn. fhssy ara sr}smsaia fiaff-
atHlsIiiifias,.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-07-01

In order 40 1@tss Ere aQprefas1q>4@la> OF
residents ataN tngt N6otGsasa, Neh> ana
along the southern boundary al the
Sioux reservation, General sSat0m has
ordered Captain T. \. Ellis and Troop
q al saae Eighth cavalry tn proceed al
once IN EVvt NSatSTeaTa from Fogs Meade
There have been gaa oasrag9S reported
t~eg3a the anxious &&Str&e., Naa. there
have usually testaa troops al Fort MIC
ogasa, and .eas absence or reduction of
ssc garrison gives aaSe TO q certain APP
pTeaasaassnm ea THE part 0s the settlers
in the Natl.a3sn,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1898-07-01

S6laca the meeting nS the republican
STATE central committee last week, pod
assos ttas been the theme OF cenNe9Sa~
HON .~iaTGsassa@a. the state Thai lna:ss
arc warning factions in aafe republican
party saoe acsS&n O. q a~aGaaaae,e- 81 sias
asasaaatoags clearly Indicates. There were
al This meeting q small majority al
votes opposed ITO what ssaaH style tine
machine" and id was at ONE lalaet AL
aaepss certain that the aasas wtosaQa pre-
xapl9ata sr@aa.ala. They are expected sa
saaow .las8T hand to the N&garegass ana
eaaSgae "a. the counting Stale convention at
M65ciptaa,