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White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1898-09-08
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NEW MEXICO DEMOCRACY.

To the Voters Of the Territory Of New
Mexico:
The Territorial Democratic COM
mittee of the territory of New
Mexico, disclarming any intention
10 encrOach in any manner upon
the functions Of the representatives
Of the democratic party when as
eomblcd in convention to nominate
q candidate fordeiegatc to congress
and to declare the principles of the
party, in accordance with time.hon-
pred usagcs deem it advisable at
this time to declare the purpose of
the democratic organization within
this territory TO endeayor by all
honorable means to secure the ac-
compli,hmcnt of the following re.
suits:
tlrst-We desire to unite in one
harmonious organization all voter,
OF the territory of New Mexico
who advocate the free and unIimit
cd coinage Of silver and GOLD at til,
rate OF sixteen to one.
Second We desire also to unite
in the same organization all voter,
who favor legislation 50 framed Il.
90 maintain democratic principles
Of tsXption and at the same time
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1898-09-08
NOTICE OF SALE.

Whereas b. II. Dye is indebted to me in the
sum of three hundred ,ffty-tw0 & 501O0 Dollars
for Rent; and whereas after due notice said Dye
has failed to pay said indebtedness:
Now, therefore in accordance with the statutes
in such cases made and provided shall on the
17th day Of September ls9S in front of the Post
Office III the town of White Oaks Lincoln Coun-
ty, New Mexico, expose for sale and sell at public
auction TO the highest and best bidder for cash
the goods and chattels below herein contained.
Said sale will begin at 10 o'clock a. m. of said
day; bed room set; bedstead, bureau, com
mode and two chairs rocker, 2 arm chairs, /
basin and ever, / Franklin stove (heating) /
coal heater, q window shades, pr. portiers and
rods, l coal scuttle and shovel, / foot stool,
bric-a brac > carpets, 2 Angora rugs Office desk,
Rochester lamps, office inkstand and pen
trough 1 safety paper box, literary and law
books, smokers set, gold pan, 2 letter files,
book case 1 L. $. map, letter press, | plain
table 4 box of assay implements, coal oil can,
lemon squeezer, stew pan, 8 photo frames
galvanized iron tank, pin cushion and per.
fume bottle.
Hannah l.. Grumbles,
BY j. Z. Wharton, her attorney
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1898-09-08
NEW iIEXICO CROP C0Nb!TI0yS.
U. S. DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE,
Climate and Crop Bulletin of the
Weather Enrean, New Mexico Section.

Climate and Crop Bulletin of the
Weather Eusean, New Mexico Section. J
tsanta Fe, y. NJ, August 80, 1881
The weather for the week end
ing August 20 continued warm
and generally showery, but from
many sections of the territory
there come complaints of drouth.
In the lower Rio Grandc valley
crops are suffering considerably,
and over many other districts it is
becoming more and more difficult
to get sufficient water in the IL
rigation bitches. In the northern
half of the territory generally
light showers have occurred, and
reports indicate no cause for com
plant.
Farming interests have progress
ed satisfactorily during the week.
The wheat, rye, oats, etc, with
the exceptions of Il few localities,
have all been secured under the
most favorable conditions. Re
ports indicate that, at least in
great many sections, the yield of
the different grains is considerably
above the usual.
The third cfop of alfalfa gen
orally has been cut and harvested
in good condition, and with a very
satisfactory yield; While in later
districts the growing crop promises
fair yield.
The sugar beets both of the low
or Pccos and Rio Grande are like
" to suffer somewhat from the
drouth conditions prevailing in
those sections. Northern gardens,
beets, cabbages, beans, peas, cauli-
flower, melons, etc, are coming
along nicely, although there is
considerable complaining of in
Vulnerable bugs. Stock continue
in prime condition. but in some
localities the ranges are badly in
need Of rain.
Fruits are ripening rapidly, and
very satisfactorily in most cases,
and the finest of peaches, pears,
nectarines, pIums, apricots, etc,
arc coming to local markets in
abundance, and are being shipped
from the territory in large quanti-
ties. In all localities of the ter
ritory grapes and melons are now
in the local markets, and the quail
tv of the fruit is excellent. In the
vicinity of BernaIiIIo fruit trees
arc being injured considerably by
the codding moth and the scale
insect.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1898-09-08
UNIVERSAL PEACE.

Nicolas, Gar of the Russias.
has surprised the world. He has
sent the several governments rep
resented at his court a proposal to
put an end to wars by placing the
nations on basis of lasting peace.
TO this end he has asked that there
be called an international reace
congress for the purpose of organ
izing through discussion plans by
which this civilizing and humani.
tizing result may be accomplished.
Coming from Il member of the
family of civilized nations, the
suggestions would not have caused
so much marvel. Coming from a
monarch whose dynasty has stood
since the days of Peter the Great
as the embodiment of semi-barba-
ric power propagated through the
suasion of brute force, of which
war is the highest expression, it
produces a sensation of wonder,
mingled with doubt-doubt as to
the Cars sincerity of motive.
His minister of foreign affairs,
nevertheless, gives assurances that
his master is sincere, and the
European press accepts his asSur-
anccs as true.
The Czar's plea for peace through
the arrangement of an internation-
al congress is buttressed by argu-
ments that are economic as we'll as
humanitarian. He points to inn
mense and growing armaments
supported and carried on for the
purpose of insuring peace among
nations. and enunciates the self
evident truth that the burdens i'm
posed by these vast military estab-
llshments are sapping the produc-
tive energies and resources of
mankind, Hrresting progress III
commercial and material develop
ment, preventing the accumulation
and distribution of wealth and its
accompaniments of comfort and
enlightenment and threatening, in
the end, to precipitate the cata-
cysm which these standing armies
and great nayies have been estab-
liehed for the purpose of ayerting.
Common sense, christianity and
the spirit Of true civilization are
On the side Of Ru5sia's ruler. The
difficulties to be overcome appear
almost insurmountable. Racial
prejudices, hates, antipathies, jeal-
Ousies, and selhshness will need to
&c rubbed away. This is as neces,
sary to the establishment Of the
peace of the world on an enduring
basis IL is the disarmament of fleets
and armies. There are two essen
tiaI things to Ike done before this re-
suit can be brought about. Trade
among the nations must be made
as unrestricted rs the revenue ne
eessities of the respective govern
ments will permit, and the citizens
of the various countries must be
unhampered by discriminating and
class legislation, SO that the gifts
of opportunity and the incentives
to profitable industry will be free
to all who have the wish to grasp
them.
A Gar is hardly the agent
through whom these reforms can
be accomplished. -REpUBLIC.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1898-09-08
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
land Office At i1osweIl. N. NJ.

Land Office ut i2oswcll, N. NJ.
August Is, 1895.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention
To make final proof in support of his claim, and
that said proof will he made before D. Perca,
Probate Clerk at Lincoln y. NJ. on Saturday
October lst 1898, viz; Charles n. Wingfeld,
Homestead Application No. Is, for the 50 Ma
NEA NWla and NWtl NEil See. ~ I, II 5. IL,
BE.
He names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation of.
said land, viz
benjamin 4. Stewart, Of Ruidoso n. NJ.
John Neal Of Nm.
Fout Miller, Of NM
Ruben j. fopeland, of Angus o o
Howard Leland.
Register.
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1898-09-08

dflSc from Il proper tafil taX on
foreign wool. We assert our be
/ lief that foreign wool is proper sub
ject of tariff taxation, and we SO
interpret the following language
of the Chicago platform: "We
hold that tariff duties should be
levied for the purpose of revenue,
such duties to be SO adjusted as to
operate equally throughout the
country and not discriminate be
tween class or section and that tax
alton should be ijnaited to the needs
of the government, honestly and
economically administered" "
We declare that the present tar
if law, known as the DINGHY law,
discriminatcs unjustly against the
wool growers Of New Mexico in
;hat it provides Il tariff tax of -
cents per pound upon foreign
woods which compete with woods
GROWN in the eastern states, notab-
" the state Of Ohie, while the tar
if tax upon foreign woods grown
in New Mexico is but ! cents per
pound.
Third-We desire to unite in the
same organization all voters of this
territory who favor legislation by
congress abolishing the doctrine
Of nonliabllity of employers for in
jurieS to employees occasioncd by
negligence of fellow servant engag-
ed IN the same common employment
and we assert OR belief that it is
hopeless to expect to secure such
legislation from the territorial leo
islature SO long as we have Il re-
publican governor.
We assert that such legislation
is demanded by every considera-
tion of humanity and justice.
Fourth We desire also to unite
in the same organization all voters
Of the territory Of New Mexico
who oppose the repeal of the law
passed by the last legislature re-
ducing the compensation OF coun-
tv officers, which, by its terms is
to take effect January !, 1899,
and we hope to pledge all legisla-
tive candidates of the democratic
party against such repeal, and in
favor of such revision Of the said
law as will give just compensation
to the officers of the small counties
without allowing excessive compen
sation to those Of the larger eoun-
ties of the territory.
Fifth-We desire also to unite
in the same organization all voters
of the territory who favor the i'm
mediate admission Of the territory
of New Mexico as one of the states
of the Union, and we assert that
the republican party is responsible
for the failure of New Mexico to
gain admission to statehood.
>,ix,h-We rcassert the allegiance
of the democratic party of the ter
ritory of New Mexico to the prin.
ciplcs of the democratic party OF
the nation as enunciated in the
Chicago platform in 1896.
While we make no appeal TO any
voter to sacrifice any principle to
which lac is committed, we yet be.
/ lieyc that the democratic party is
/ the only party to whom the people
of this territory can look for the
accomplishment Of these results
and we earnestly invite all voters
who place devotion to principle
above the demand of party, tC
unite with US, to attend our pri
maries and to participate n the Sc
lection Of delegates to our conyen
tions, county and territorial
assuring them that all our eifort'
shall he to accomplish the results
White Oaks eagle. (White Oaks, N.M.) 189?-190?, 1898-09-08

The order Of the President, mus
tering out 80, volunteers whose
services are no longer needed stands
approved.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-13
Ser sentSd,s stn,crtsaaer. II

gEenn Der 9(merifdner Die 8eutiden
haBt uno oerfoI9t, 10 1T oas ni6ts als
elm 8euets ietner 8ridrdnftbett. DAB
Die Sereinigling ooer riftiGer Die Der.
idmel5un9 Der gbaraftesei9entbiimt
teiten beiber Rationen ein 9roBer Gegen
fir bns 9ano iit, lit cine nnbeItrittene
g6atIoGe lino ipllte man oies i1On
ldr9t begriffsn haben. Sn treffIid,er
@eiie miro oifs BON einem 5aul9blatt
luie fotgt gei6iloert:
Ser 9euti9zg zglmerifaner lit Elm 9anS
beIpnDerer 8bttertDpus. Gr lit ein
W(iicbprooutt, Oas in iib bas 8eite POM
glnertfanertbun nit Dem 8eitet bonn
0eutI6tbum pereini9t. gr 5ie6t feline
@eiitesnabrung ans 5lpei GpetIen, aus
Dem MmerifQuertbum llnh reln 8eRtIb
taum. 9aDurdl lam es freifi9 fommen,
ooB Der 8eutid) gtmeritoner in p:tien
8eSiebungen uerI6ieeen ilt bon BEN
lpirftihen Mmerifaner. gtllein luer nit
oururtbeilsfreien gllgen Die geridie.
ocn0eit betradtet, tuiro Sugeben niiiien,
oaB oem gtmerifanert6um fein grbBeres
Self tpioerfaDren t6npte, ats luenn es
Iib rem 9euti9 gtmerifanert9un meDr
nd6erte. DDS td6t iib leidt belueiien,
luenu man Die 6eutl9 amerifaniide 81:
genart anotpIiert, ipeSlelI cine garalete
sluiiden ameritdnert9um unb 9eutI9
gtlneritpnerilinai Siebt Der 9lmerifas
ner lit meDr materaiiftlId), Der 9eutI6
4merifaner mebr IDEAL angele9t. Der
gme ifaner lit fii9u, faIt toag1atiig, Der
Deuti1 Qmerifaner nebr beoddti9. Der
Nmerifaner rebnet nit Dem g(usenblid,
Der 9eutid, 9tmerifaner nit baueruoen
SerbdltniiIen. Ser gtmerifaner lift ell
9pportuniit. berDeuti6 gtmeritaner iii
ein 8rinsipienneni6. Die praftiIdhe
Settle bes 9lmeritanertbrtms uub Der
SDealismus Der 9eutI6en peridmil5t
i'm 8eutI9 Qmerifaner gu einem bar=
muniiden @ebilSe. Sn inn uereiaigt
iidb bes gbudrmers @rnit nit benz
Blif bes @ettmannes."
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-13
sionr sans @aooatoa, oonneritae IS sannar 1898

re e, ,ruenn Der 8iirsermeiIter, Sr. a. $.
Stites, bic Siibrerid)aft iiberndgnle.
Seine amtli6e Gtelluns tpiir6e Der
Iaitatiou cine betueqenbe @raft perlei
ban,oie Die 8iir9erisait empDtreiBen rln6
bel SerBnnOlung nit ailSlpdrti9en 9a.
pitalilten BON gutem @influfie iei,t mir.
oe. 6r. Cities Setbit lit Elm tiid)tiaer
&oufmann lnD Bat aud als Gletnfn-
brifant grfOls 9ebabt. gsenn er Der
5taot in eieier 9emeinniiSigen gBeiie
oienen tuollte, itatt Iein Pint Gum polite.
I1et 5pielbatI berab5ufpiiroi9en nno es
5u peribRiicben e6r9ei5igen 3pefen 81
beniiBen, 10 f6nHte CT ii6 als iuabrer
nWeiIter 8iirger" Die 8ontbarfeit Der
Stnot perbienen. 9iidt alein Ger 3ans
get an 6teii9enl 9apital lte8t Der inbi.
itriellen @ntipidelung Oct @taot I'M @es
ae. iOnoern houptidblid aud Die gehdis
ii9e &ptitif, Die ipieber ale bentbnren
peri0nli6en @egenidse I'M @efol9e bat.
Danna iuurbe itad ihDerem Sample
bod gum Sun6esIenatpr pon Sbip Crz
tudhlt. Der Wann bat 81 elb.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-13
Scr slaertff aaf Sas Gtpsleefes.

Ser Rnmnf ne0en naS SipiIneIpb
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her Werm,It,,no bes aonops befroftet
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ben @ n,irn mirS SieSonn boIS nod,ssIosn
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oon,e orose Grr,,noenSd1oft tneiter n,d,ts.
ofs Elm toSter @,,cbSfabe IL Sab nie 70.
nnb(ifoni,d5e gSortsi neId,e lid, in ner
,rgoinrifSt bpfinnet hen red,tsn 0Inopn.
hIif M ermsbIt hot sen @onnf onf,nTeb.
men bas ,nirS ,ieb snater beromsSts[Ien
eenensoTIs hot 10 cine ssrooe oroereot
Sie INN ber @poennor}ei i'm nShSten
yaohlfomnfp MA SnmnthebeI oehronr,t
mirS mprr "a hieSpr gortei aud, i'm
;FolIe lie erFpIoreih Sein SplIte nitbt
einFolrpn n,rh ,niener in h;e oftsn Ssob,
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t6eiI &c n;enpr ma oyte mnrt. Sen,
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Shre;ben ,pirb @s In nIso ber gnfono
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-13

pup <SUkb NtSHi Ltp1u. NllS NDSiS5 0Nk
9epartements mliilen alio BEL Rifiem
8egierungsppdiel ieben, ipo iie tleiben.
8enil es iif1 alio I'M tDeiter nitbts ban.
bette, ais mas ppn Sberman, Gage
uno Den anoerelt Msiniitern iinteritiist
uno iuabri9einEid nud BON grdiibent
Meainlep 9ebilli0t tuirb, 10 ludre oas
niht ihlinn, ober es 1T afSunebmen.
baB on8 .3iel niel iueiter gete9t lit un0
iib alif ben gnn5en 8eamtenmtdants:
mus dus6ebnen IOtl. Sic eingebrabie
@orlage betunt oaeroin9s, baH bel
QmtsentieBun9en bas polittithe 8efennt=
nis unb bic reliaibie GonfeiiiUu feine
Rolie ipielen iotI, ober bas 1T uon ieher
Elm Slpeii6neioi9es SdDert gelueien
uib ipiro and ems bleiber. Gins lit
iidJer, oaB Die 6iibrer Der oemofratiiden
Bartei Die Gad)e nit gifer aufnebmen
un6 iie ais luilltO;amene 8affe benuben
iperoen. Die MoiIe oes &oltes beI6di.
tl9t ii6 ia liemals nit Der uerniinftigen
@rtudgung oes Sir Ober Bioer, ions
bern fam ourh irgenD einen llmItan6.
Der mitunter tuie eiu Sunfe imGufperfoB
iuirft. beseiitert iuerben 2esislntiue
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Seit Der gertreter feine 3eit, lire gorz
theile uno Rabtbeile III 5eigen unb bn
mub Die 8urael oes llebels gu finoen
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iel iofort Die 8ortbeile ieben. go 1T es
mil Sem 8ilioRtarif seueien, Dem feine
3eit gelaiien luuroe iib 5u beludhren ,mo
10 If es nit bem3in9tegtarif, Dem beute
idon ee~ ntlgemetne SUripurf semabt
tpiro. bn6 Die peripTodene 8rplperitdt
nUdD idd,t au9etan9t lit. Die leBten
Sabre tlabelt ,lns geSeigt, baB es feine
itlbile Regierung me6r giebt. Set Der
eriten gSabl non gleuelano bat Die STE.
gierling Gle bier Sabre 9eiuebielt, III
oen MISUNDERSTANDING Der 9rBBes
ren gtaote lit es ebenio 9eUeien ulo es.
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nnb nit GepiB6eit iagen, oh Die ieBt am.
Ruoer brfinOtide 8artei baIielbe 6nrcbH
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Ddnben bebnlter fuiro. 8as lit ober ge.
raoe Das llnbeit, beun oa6urd nuB Die.
8olitif 81 meter uidbis als Su elmer
8eutepolitif lueroen unO Der nlhre 8es
publifanismus peridiuinoen. 9nourd
fbunen a6er Die 5tiiBen Der 3epu6tit in.
ell bebenflides 5cbipaufen fpmmen nno'
es lpilI ms bebiinfen, nls Oh Die Sroge.
elmer ldnserer 9tmts5eit bes 8rdiibentenI
iotuie Der gnlfspertreter I'M gongreB
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ia Die einSiee, I'M Gem 8erfaIillnasas
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snriefen. mar bon GROCER 8eoeu:ung.
8ns Nidtb6renUouen Der gOnIuln
babnte ben @es fir ben gdiar.
ct. g. &fSg.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-13
GoStnaton Go,sntp.

@aterto mn. IL. sanuar 1898.
Seoermaat freut iiG Oeg id)6nen
@etters.
Sr. Corr tUn.6s =geitarn gum Bolt
;.leiiter BON QentertOpn ernannt.
Sic oenlolrotihe 3eitnna, ,,gsaters
tom Sournal", ipuroe Ieste 8ot)e nab
@raa5bllrg neriegt.
6itter Bennett ii6ern69m am Mon-
tag iein Pint ol8 Be5irfsribter oes 8
giiiritts. 8is gounipromniIidre baben
elnen id)6neu 9roBen 5tuBf eigens iiir
i6n onoeidaift.
/ 0r. Sage, tueldlcr por elmer @pd)e
anIheneno in better Geiun06eit cine
Reiie na6 Dem Often aHtrat. lieet TN
5allle feiues GruSers in Gelu gprt an
Sinem neru6ien eeiOen gefibrlib ertranft
barllieber.
glm 0onnerftag lieBen iib Sr. @m.
2eetb unO fri. Sannie Briggs traner.
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sltgs 81 VeIud.
6r. eSobn Mcgormad tuur6e Sreitng
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te, tuObei er bon bem 8nsen 9eI6leuoert
auuroe. Gr sOg iib mebrere 8unoen
sam Sopf uno a6rper 81. Ger 9lr5t be.
ribtet. oaB iid Der 8erteBte rpabrIheins
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2ebte @o6e tuuroe 5r. 81. 9. gpicer
fiir lUabniinnig erfldrt. 5eine Srnu
ipiro ian mad elmer 8ripatirrenanitalt
I'm Often Ihifen. Ser llngliidlid)e iit
elm fein9e5iloeter Mann unb mar frilher
seirer her iuoIl6abeHniien 8iir0er nun
s9saiertOipn. geit0em a5er bat er iein
a5elO iUitb,r oerloren, fonnte and feinen
gerbienit fiRoen, uno bns bat i'm tpa1rs
86einlid lii, cen Geritans 9e6rabt.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-13
@idnscmoc Sctitnn8 Ses 6crnfpre.
CflcrS.

glm 6. Sanuar tuuroe in minneapolis
elm 8eriu6 genddt, bas gelepbon auf
Ieinen 8ertb fir lange Strsden Sll priis
fen, nno berietbe fiel gtdnSeao aus.
Die gnbItationen lparen Mnneapotis
uao 2oiUea, MaG., l.no Charles S.
@li6oen, Brdiibent Der .Sraoers Natios
nal 8aut Of 2oiuelI''. iuetder itd) auseas
blldlid1 in WtinneapOlis befinbet, fiibrte
telepbOniitb Den 8orlis bel elmer re9el,
mdBigen Gisun9 Der BanfoirettOreu in
2ptuell.
Die 9irefttren ueriammelten iit1 I'M
pier ll6r nad 0itliber 8eit, uno &rdii
bent @lioben er6ffnete Die Gibun9, in
ipelder Die @elGdfte in iiblider 8eiie
erleoigt iuuroen. @iiooen ertannte Die
5tinme zines ieoen 8ireftors, iuet6er
our6 bas auf lan9e Streden bere9nete
Snitrument Iprad. Die @ntfernung
spiI9en Wtinneapolis nno 2oluelI be-
trd9t lber 1900 Meilen, nno bies
lit unsmeiielhait Die erIte @eid1Its.
Iisuna. fuelde iemals auf cine berartise
5trrde telepbOniid ah8ebalten luOrben
1T.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-13
S6O. NaRptn.

8as &oitamt IN Gono, .Snno
.goaniD i: alf9elO6en tuprOcn
0liibant S. Soreman bal Ieine
a16O 9Icre 8rO6e SSarm, 10 gteilen tueit.
lid gete9en fir $4,000 Oerfanft.
i Die weitliBen Gieg. mS gdaisilf
fer ireuen iid5 iiber bas miioe @eiter
lno beri6teu tbren 8iebitanD in beiten
8uitanbe.
Il Der 9ldtb. Sfe Gleion con Ser.
million, friiber in giour Sails tUobn
bait, ipar bas erite ueiBe aino. bas in
Siio. 8atote 9eboren iuurbe.
8ropfiugs. Die glferbauIdute bot
Diele g8ofe ben llnterridlt nit elmer per.
sr6Berten glHsaDl G1iiler be9onnen.
gldtjis reue Gtuoenten iuuroen in ben
bret erlten Sa9en aIfsenommen. 8rof.
5aunoers bat Die 8Ple9enheit Der @ei6s
nadtauafans ii9 beiOnbers Su 9tnse &C..
mad)t. inbem er nad Stem gorf reiite
unb Iib Gin @eib nabm.
61pio Gitp. Slr alien StGoten Der
8laf Sill5 iperoen Bittidriften fir TIM
terihrif!en cirfnltrt, iuetfe iidb ge9en bic
gluI6ebuns bes Sort Wteaoe erftdren.
9as Gieiu6 luirb aGgemsin unteridrie=
ben uno uenn fertiy. iDirb ii9 &icbter
s. 6. MOobD oamit nad) @aIhington
begeben unb es periDnli1 Dem &riegs=
nliniiter sl8ers porlesen.
ggitmot. Die gountncommilidre baz
ben S. 8. gtart als gdufs SnipeftOr BON
Goberts gountD ernannt. 9ieies glmt
muroe bon Der lebten 9esislntur einge-
ri6tet unb iuir6 bier fir iebr midtis ges
batten, oa Die S9afSu9t in bieieln
@ountD in 9r6Berem MaBitabt betrie.
Den miro, uno bas @eieB mn benz sSn,
ipeftpr nas &e9t 9iebt, Die Gdafbeer-
ben 81 unteriu6en unb ale rdubisen
uuo franfen Gbisre Su confiseireR, uno
auf oieie @eiie Die 8erbreitung elmer
Rranf6eit uerbinoert iuerOeH fam.
n @lf &oint. Die gountDcOmmiIIdre
uon Union GOuntp baben bel Der lebten
5iBuna cine 9peSialmabl anseurbnet,
BEL uel6er iiber bic grbsbun9 elmer ggz
traIteuer bon 3 NtiGls fir bic @rbanuns
eines neuen @uurtbauies unb @eidngs
niiIes abgeitimmt iueroen Ioa. Sas @e-
bduoe Ioll S25, 900 fOiten. Die geabl
pirb am s. Sebruar itattfinoen. Son
Giuertun, ga, iutro berihtet, baE @o.
gtraao, lpelder Dor mebreren @oGel
nit Der 16iabrisen Carrie Garter bur9=
brannte, GelbitmOro be9ansen babe.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-13
sali's5amiIisa.gilIsu Ilnh bic belffa.

*glfbri1 pertanft:
@lOcca une Saua sfaffee su IS Gents
per 8funo.
Better &eabob &affee 80 geats.
Seiner Npo &nffee IL Gents.
*&auit Cure ..SUdine" &ohlen bel
g beriDan g. 6 Q.
SuÌˆd Dakota nachrichten. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-1900, 1898-01-13
sa,,bbeit sann nid,t aebetlt speroen ourd,

ofale Qppltaionen neil lie ben tyaRfen Tleil SsS Sb
res ndt erreen fDnnen gs stebt liur enen ses, bic
Saubbett su turtrsn, nuS Der IT Sur6 eOntiapnsae
SelmttsI 3aubbet uirS bnrtb einen entSinoeien Gus
anS Ser ibleimgen austleouus Der Gt69tiden gsobre
peruriat Ssetn oieie 86bre @ sntSlnoet babt br liz
men ruutpelnben Son obsr unuolltommenes Sebor ino
penn lie sans gei9toen it, eriolst E9nbbett, uuO penn
Sie Gni,in6Hh9 id geoben uo biee 5i6bre wieber IN
ibren sbSrisen 3ionb periegt werSen tenn wtro oas
eb5r fir inmer serit6rt peroen; neu sale inter Seln
inS burt fsatarrb perured uel9sr nids as etn entz
slnSeter 2uItaito Der ibleimisen Sbsri6d9en it,
9Sir poIeu sinbunberl Dollars itr ieoen tourtb Sas
tarrb ptrnrIa6ter) Syoa ppn Eanbbet 9eben. ben mir
nidt bursb giwuehmen pcn Sails &otorrbSRur heilen
ISmnen gast gndb uniionit Gircutare tcnImen..
& S Gbenep Co., EoleSo, Q.