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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1899-10-06

Chicf ENginHtr OTeIVeney Murdered.
SALT LAKE, Oct, 4.-F. j. Mills, ex-
lieutenant i'll the volunteer engineer
service and ex,licutenant governor Of
Idaho, shot and instantly killed Chief
Engineer O'Melveney of the Oregon
Short Like, in the lattcr's Office in this
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Tandem Record Broken.

BROCKTON, Mass, Oct. 4.-Ben Mon
Of Memphis and Charles Mccarthy
OF St. Louis broke the national profess
sional tandem pacing record for a milo
in 1877 3-5. Previous record, held by
Butler Brothers, las.
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Almanac of the Dag.

Wednesday-Sun rises at GOO; sets at
5:3S.
The Weather-Iowa and Nebraska:
Fair Wednesday and Thursday; variable
winds.
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Tuesln va Rlsehan Games.

E~ATIOSAl. LEAGUE.
St. Louis, 6: PittSburg, 0.
Chicago, 2; Louisville, 10.
Washington, 8: Brooklyn, l2. Second game
-WaSlinyton 8: BROOKLYN, 2.
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EiEGi' iit "
The day promised well ut first. The
sky was smirched with Il few dirty
clouds, but clear enough to permit the
thousands of spectators who lined the
Jersey shore to see almost every foot OF
the course. TIE waves were crested
with white caps here and there and n
fairly fresh breeze blew out Of the north
northeast, but after the Shamrock had
crossed the line the wind turned fukey
and variable, and the race was a tizZle
from the start. But the tluke gave the
yachting sharps and the spectators
much to think abouta and some surprises.
Tho Columbia is undoubtedly the
prctticst boat. She is tall and stately,
with graceful lines and towering masts.
The Irish boatu,with her broader beam
and longer base line, looked slower and
heavier. Perhaps her green color
makes her look clumsicr, as if she were
forced through the water, while tho
slim Columbia pierces it like u rapier.
Though indecisive in every respect rs
to the abilities of the great rival single
stickers, yesterdays race indicates that
the Irish boat, with her English skip
per and her Scotch rev., is the ablcst
slOOp evcr sent acrosS the Atlantic in
the hope Of lifting the 100 guinea cup
which the America brought back 4S
years ago and which has since been sue
crssfully defended against tho world.
Both Alternnied In the Lead.
During the five and a half hours sail
ing the Shamrock was thrice ahead and
twice the Yankee boat showed the way
For the first 10 minutes the Shamrock
led, then for five the Columbia's grace
full bow showed ahead Of the green boat;
for 45 minutes following the Shamrock,
then for three hours the Columbia, and
for the last hour and a half it was the
Shamrock that led the way. The breeze
blew as high as u knots an hour and as
low as three and shifted about through
eight points Of the compass.
Each in turn beat tho other running
before the wind and was in turn beaten
beating against the wind at various
stages Of the race, so that many of the
experts who saw the two boats sail are
diSinclincd to believe that there is a
pin to choose between them, but when
the race is closely Analysed it is abso
lutcly proven that the Columbia showed
her superiority at every point Of run
ming, sailing, reaching and boating
whenever the wind freshcned and tina
it was only i'll the lightost air that the
!, Shamrock could mako Roadway agains
her. Both had their share of good unt
Lad luck. The Columbia had the bet
ter Of the shifting winds on the ru1
down to the mark and beat the Sham
rock 2 minutes and A seconds, Will
on the beat home, after increasing he
, lead to Ovcr a mile at one time, tn
:, Shamrock ovcrhaulcd the Yankee an,
t was a quarter Of a mile ahead when tn
time allowance expired,
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FIRST RACE \ F|ZZLE.
Time Limit Bars Out Sham
rock and Columbia.
10th ABBREVIATED IN THE LEAD

Start Promised Wen, but After the Limo
Was Crossed the Wind Turned FlulScy.
Shamrock Quarter Mile Ahead When
Race is Declared on.
NEW YORK, Oct. 4.-As the sun set a
great bali of fire behind the Navcsink
hills and the sparkling stars came into
the tlnwles> heavens the biggest crowd
of SightsccrS and yachtsmCn who ever
sailed down Sandy Hook to witness the
attempt OF a foreign mug-huntcr to
wrcst from America the yachting SUI
prcmacy Of the world, returned to New
York crc%tfallcn and disappointed. The
winds from the caves of old ocean had
proven toe light and Shifty and the first
of the international series of 1899 be
tween the two greatest racing machines
ever produced by England and America
degcncratcd into u drifting match and
had to @ declared off because neither
could reach the finish line i'll the time
allotted by the rules.
TO avoid Just such winds as occurred
Yesterday, i'll which luck and not the
crew and yachts win, the rules provide
that if one of the boats does not finish
within five and Il half hours the race is
declared off. SO at the end of the time
last evening when the yachts We're still
four miles from home, with the Sham
rock leading by something more than Il
quarter OF Il mile the committee Off
ciully declared that there had been 10
race. The yachts were then taken i'll
tow by their respective tugs and brought
back to their anchorage inside Sandy
Hook. The clcan-limbcd racers had
sailed out yesterday morning fresh for
battle, bat the sea had refused them 4
field Of conflict. Under the rules the
first race is now postponed until tomor-
row.
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Number Al.
E.: Ii D.

BECAUSE the BEE HIVE never INDUCES in
fake CLOSING out sales to work off poor goods;
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THE KIMBALL GRAPHIC
cLATE R. rINAN.
Official p,p.r ii the Civ and County

A Kansas man who recently visited
Puget Sound SAYS he was badly dis
appointed In the battleship lows. II ex-
pected" said he. ITO see Q vast mountain
OF iron and steel, with great guns stick
Ing out In every direction, while from
her bowels would come continuously q
deep hOarse grOWl like q bull dog baffiad
Of Its prey. Instead II looked more like
. raft with little houses and cheese
boxes set on 1t, and tho only growing
We heard was from the nOn-c0mmissi0n-
ed officer who said we could not come
aboard" B. llsS92s
Not very picturesque or fiery descrip-
tton Of one OF Uncle Sans s. 00O, 600
warships to be sure, but the hrst view Of
a battlesbip from little distance away
is certainly disappointing. For one
thing, they look so much smaller than
the pictures and descriptions OF them
have led one TO believe. The big fighters
are not built for show, however, and 1t is
only when one gets aboard and realizes
the great depth Of hold and breadth OF
beam and looks over the marvellous and
ponderous machinery for working the
ships and guns that an appreciation Of a
battleship is had to the full. Dewey's
dispatch boat. the McColloch. looks
more like millionaire's pleasure yacht,
as 1t lice in harbor at anchor. than q
fighting ship, yet It sailed right into Ma
nila bay with the rest Of the fleet, ready
to give and take with any Spanish thing
which came along.
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The soldiers Of tho Nebraska regiment

The soldiers Of the Nebraska regiment,
according to the mcst reliable accounts,
have had enough OF war and they do not
banker after such contest as is now
going on near Manila. Tho regiment,
which with the South Dakota regiment,
saw the hardest service In the Philip
pines, was brought home from San Fran
cisco and given q grand reception at
Omaha. The Chicago Records special
from Omaha says:
During the afternoon the soldiers
strolleti about the exposition grounds de-
voting their time to sightseeing. So far
as could be Cleaned fr0mathem, there is
little fanltflndiDg, but to mar they
claim to have had enough OF war in the
tropics.
aGen. Otis offered each one Of us $500
to re-enltst. aud but one In the whole
regiment accepted. Now he is sorry for
| 1t. Ourregiment got the worst OF it but
we are not asking for sympathy. But we
have had all the war we want"
Nearly every soldier spoken to wants
| the government to sUbdne the FilipinOs,
but does not think tho Philippines worth
fighting for. None seemed to have . de-
6nite idea Of the political effect OF the
return OF the regiment. Briefly stated
most OF the soldiers OF the first Nebraska
regiment are opposed to the war.
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That confounded French army court
found Dreytus guilty just as most peo-
pie thought It would; 1t had to in order
to protect the honor God save the mark
-of the army. Precious little honor
about the French army, as the testimony
at the trial showed. The judges stood
FIVE for conviction and two for acqnital,
Had they stood to 8 Dreyfus would have
been set atliberty. under the rules Of the
court, though not exoneratec. He was
sentenced for ten years, 1t is thought
that possibly the five years he has al
ready been tortured in prison will be de-
Quoted from his sentence. The whole
civilized world believes Dreyfus inno-
cent. But this isn't the worst OF it.
The way in which he was tortured by his
kee pers while in prison, was verse than
the heilish work Of the Spanish inquis
ition, and places the whole French re-
public below the lavel Of savage.
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one Of our Ohio excbanQes says:

With the purchase OF Edwin Gould's
Continental Match company, the Dia-
mond Match company has free field
1t has now practically no opposition at
home or abroad. The customary duty on
matches. though not excessively high, is
high enough to keep cnt the foreign pro-
duct and there is little probability that
any American capitalist will 60 into the
match business and fight SO formidable
rival as the Diamond company, at least
since Edwin Gould did not find 1t s1fi-
ciently profitable to remain In the field.
Thus the concern which now monop0l-
ICES this important industry can raise
prices when 1t chooses and get back all
It has given In buying up the Continen-
tai concern. It can also furnish poor
pr grade Of matches. Where is the
remedys
How wouli 1t do to take of the pro-
tective tariff, which the Ohio paper says
though not excessively high, is high
enough to keep out the foreign product
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Il / /.
Coy. Lees Democratic state examiner,
Maris Taylor has filed his report Of the
affairs Of the penitentiary and 1t is a
very interesting one. It shows some
mighty queer proceedings on the part Of
Warden Philippe, retired. and about
everybody connected with the institution
In an official capacity. But one Of the
most interesting facts brought out was a
most unusual proceeding on the part OF
the board Of charities and corrections.
When the board, which was republican,
learned that there was likely to be q
change In its makeup. and a change, pos
sibly, In the state institutions, as we'll,
they proceeded forthwith to raise the
penitentiary warden's salary. This was
not the worst of it, however. Here is
what Examiner Taylor reports:
November % last, the salary OF the
warden appears to have been increased
to 81, 900 per annum, and under that date
there was paid to N. E. Phillips, warden,
the sum OF 81, 1888 on account OF back
pay as warden from April 3, 1893 to Dec
ember 3, 1899, being Eve years and eight
months at $500 per year. Voucher fol
this amount was appl owed by W.J. Sib-
bison, president of the board OF charities
and corrections.
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The South Dakota troops arrived IN
aan Francisco week ago today. two
days ahead Of time and Of the committee.
headed BY Gov; Lee. enroute to meet
them. The Minnesota boys came with
them. The regiments were dissmbarked
Sunday. and the South Dakota gwen tho
place Of honor In the parade. The reg
iments received q great ovation In San
Francisco. II is thought they Will IL
home Within three weeks. 8
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A Narrow Escape.

Thankful words written by Mrs. Ada
E. Hart, OF Gr0ton, s. d. "Was taken
with bad cold which settled on my
lungs: cough set in and finally termin,
ated in Consumption. Four doctors gave
me up, saying could live but 3 short
time. Igave myself up to my Savior,
friends on earth, would meet my abb
s1ssS ias Ses.S e 81 Rs 19ss ssx Discovery
Rs's e sas y cured s snes 81 = I'd I'll I'D s
saved and now q we'll and healthy We.
man." Trial bottles tree At r. r. ME
ler's Drug SeUfS. aallegalarAizost1ESsand
$1.O0. Guaranteed or price refundsd.
~
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Nearly all Of the 100000 required for
the transportation home OF the Fret
South Dakota has been raised. It is we'll
enough to add that the funds have been
raised IN this state with less trouble
than similar funds were raised in either
Minnesota, Nebraska or Kansas, though
age has given either or any Of them
twice our wealth.
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Notice for Publicatio,,,.

Department Of the Interior, Land Office, At
Notice is hereby, ven that the following nam
cd settler has filed notice of his intention to
make hnal proof in support of his claim and
and Receiver at Chamberlain, South Dakota, on
Monday, October 9th, 1899, viz: Frank E. Kings-
bury, H. p. No. 2i8 for the West ", of the North
68 West s p. NJ. q
He names the following witnesses TO prove
! his continuOus residence upon and cultivation
GEORGE XJassett, of Lyonvine, 8. D.
M,illia'7S. Z. AE, 4, lsby, M Of x Kimball, $. D.
':Ej5 lS ~ sT Wv. LUCAS Register.
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80
M Arrled.

D.
Joe Gray and Miss Anna Elfes Of Cas-
talia were married at the residence OF
+, A. Reynolds Of this city by Rev. D. 8.
Brown Wednesday evening-and thereby
hangs a tale. Joe, and his bride to be,
arrived on the ground from the south in
the morning, but ministers and others
VINO are authorized to tie felix's together
are pretty reasonable thick in Kimba'l
and Joe posted off down to Chamberlain
on the freight without saying anything
to anybody about his contemplated plans
aud when he returned on the train In the
early evening found to his CONSERVATION
that the very man Of all men ne wanted
Rev Mr.. Brown-was not at home,
was away at White Lake. Here was u
pretty pickle. The matter was taken up
by telephone and Brother Brown connect
ed with the other end Of the line. Would
Rev. Mr.. Brown preform the ceremony
BY wire2 That was something new to
the reverend gentleman; did not know as
he cared to take the responsibility. But
it was getting late; time was flying. and
withal Joe was tired and sleepy after his
hundred mile ride by team and rail, and
really wished Mr.. Brown wonld use the
telephone and nave the matter over with
But still he demurred; what IL he should
inadvertently tie the bride to be to some
onery fellow along the line instead o.
THE impatient Joseph; things Of tha,
kind had happened. That settled 1t witt
Joe. The reverend gentleman cam,
| home as fast as the team could take hin
and all's we'll that ends we'll.
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Does Your Head Itchr

Are VOC troubled with dandrufff d
your hair falling out7 Are you grad.
.ually getting bald2 Have you tried
many so-caled hair restoratives with
unsatisfactory results? If 90, we urge
you to try our Globe Hair Restorative
and Dandruff Cure, which is positively
guaranteed to permanently cure all Of
the above ailments. Your money will
be refunded if-it fails to do the work.
Sold and guaranteed by
For Sale by OCHsNER HARDWARE co
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4 Notice for FuIbIicatIon.

Department OF the Interior, Land Office At
chamberlain, South Dakota, August q, lsa8.
Notice is hereby given that the following nam
make tinal proof in s0pport Of his claim, and
that said proof will be made before the Register
md Receiyes st Cham .6terlaih, South Dakota, on
4 III. e. No. q for the Lots and 3 and s Y, lie.
X. Bee. I, T. los North Range 6s West sth r. N.
Il. He namss the fol lowing witnesses 70 prove
h his fcQntlnnous residance upon and cultivation
0f said land, via: s7@ss
i ss.August Hslstsl, Of Lyonyille, 8. j.
Fians s i. Ks Kinsssbarys ii sSpss 81 Kimbsii 81 g. D.
Z fAem Appleby, Of Kimball. s. ID.
5.q w. v. LUCAS, Register.
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a person in St. Louis and a person in
BROOKLYN talked to each other for about
fifty hours last week over the long dis
tance telephone and it cost them over
$1,000, Most OF this talking was done at
hight when the rate is IS for the first
five minutes and dollar a minute for
each additional time. The day rate is
$40 for the tirst five minutes and two
dollars a minute for additional time.
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n Word to Mothers.

Mothers OF children affected with
Group or severe cold need not hesitate
to administer Chamberlains Cough REM
edy. It contains no opiate nor narcotic
In any form aud may be given as conf.
IDENTIFY to the babe az to the adult. The
great success which has attended its use
10 the treatment of colds and Group has
won for it the approval and praise it has
received Throughout the United States
and in many foreign lands. For sale by
+. E. Miller, Druggist.
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The dispatches told about the arrest Of
Surgeon Verne OF the South dakota reg
iment before the departure OF the troops
from Japan. caused BY letter to Petit
grew, criticizing Col Frost. Enroute
home Col. Frost also had two other Off Y
GERS arrested under the came charge, and
there is the old Nick to pay generally.
LATER: Since the above was put IN type
the offending officers have apologized,
and the charges have been Withdrawn.
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Kodol Dyspepsia Cure thoroughly di-
gests food without aid from the stomach,
and at the same time heals and restores
the diseased digestive organs. It is the
only remedy that does both Of these
things and can be relied upon to per-
manently cure dyspepsia. F. e. Miller.
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Tha, Throbb,px He.duchc
helps the team. Saves wear and
eyrenae So1d ax,ovvwhcre
STANDARD on 90. ?

1HuI HrOUuInk hcAUucnC
Would quickly leave yon, II you used
DR.. Kings New Life PILE. Thousands
of sufferers have proved their matcdlrss
merit for Sick aud Nervous Headaches.
They make pure blood and strong nerves
and build up your health. Easy to take.
Try them. Only 25 cents. Money hack
II not. cured. Sold by F. +. Miller, Drug
gist. (l-5)
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s'Hl ]. E CIR PHO.

T. work q every description exscntsd in ths
tstyts and at lowest prices. Tbs most oon,-
sss sss etsam power plant in the county.
ayeitissments not accompanied BY instruct
4 go vili p inserted until ordered ont and viii
\ - charEed for accordingly
Display advsrtisemsnts 50 cents IN inch Der
A.ath single column wide, Locals and 10 cts
B llns according 70 position. E.
2ss Correspondence wanted from all parts Oft
soenty snd from anywhere else. Short comm.
nieatinus Of general interes. always Welcome
4 @Dsssonal qrsrrsls respectfully declined.
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"Our baby Was sick for month with
severe cough and catarrhal fever. Al
though we tried many remedies she kept
getting worse until we used One Minute
Cough Cure-it relieved at once and
cured her in a few days."-B. L. Nance,
Prin. High School, Bluffdale, Texas.
f. i. Miller. 4
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Tie great success of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy in
the treatment Of bowel complaints has
made it standard over the greater part OF
the civilized world. For sale by f. E.
Miller, Druggist.
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Five thousand souvenir buttons have
been struck off and are now being sold
throughout the state fer the purpose Of
raising a hospital and invalid fund for
the South Dakota boys, pending their
arrival home. The buttons sell for 81
each. They are about the size OF silver
dollar, enameled face. and have q figure
of volunteer soldier In the c,nter; at
the top are the letters "lst s. D. U. s. w."
and at the bottom the word welcome .
On the margin of the button are the
folds of tho American flag.
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s. s. s. FOR THE aLoop

out trace Of npu the blood and in this way
cures rs gently the most obstinate ulcer
.ains 1ot particle Of potash other
theasm Sores Ulcers Boils other blood trouble Insist
upon S. s. s.; nothing take its place.
mailed free Specific Company Atlanta Ga
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The little &. 0. p. organs, who think
r1o ~ y, ~, .,,~ - Ahs

;. Z
The little g.o.p p. organs, who think
the sun rises and sets BY grace OF the Mo
KinleY administration; that prosperity
to any industry or calling comes only
with Republican president ins~ths
White House, will doubtlessly be inter-
ested In recent editorial in the Official
organ at Sioux Falls upon the cattle In
dustry. The Argus Leader which. BY
the way IL a defender Of the trusts sets
out to show that the trust or trusts are
not responsible for the nigh price Of cat
tie and the subsequent raise In the price
OF dressed meat. In doing so, however,
1t unconscionsly gives away the whole
stock in trade Of Its party; namely, that
the price OF cattle is due ny to the tariff
placed by the Dingley bill and ~ by
general prosperity under the Republican
administration. The Argus-Leader pub.
fishes = table compiled by a Chicago pa
per, showing the SuEber OF cattle other
than milch cows In this countr. from
and including the years 1880 to 1899 and
the supply of such cattle to 1000 Of pop
ulation, to show that the present high
price Of cattle is due solely to scarcity
and for once the Sioux Falls organ has
told the truth. The table shows that
there has been a falling of OF the supply
of cattle OF q million year for ten years,
ten million head, while the population
has increased fully that much. Tho
number Of cattle in 1880 per 1000 pop
ulation was $50, while now it is but 3j5.
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"DeWitt's Little Early Risers did me
more good than all blood medicines and
other pills." writes Geo. II. Jacobs of
Thompson, Conn. Prompt, pleasant,
never grippe they cure constipation,
arouse the torpid liver to action and give
YOU clean blood, steady nerves. clear
brain, and healthy appetite. F.E.
Miller.
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he merits Of s. s. s. !; every claim

TT ~ - p10fAe UP StFUISIy Uy CONVINCING
testimony of those who have been cured bv e
and know Of its virtues by experience.
Mr.. L Clark, Of Orange Courthouse, Va. writes:
For six years had Obstinate running ulcer on nv
sn9s which at times caused intense suffering Iwss
business One of the best treated me Constantly
nt DID me no good then tried various blood remedies
mended that concluded to try It, and the effect was
i seemed to get right at the seat Of the
pletelY cured. !" SRift,s Sneci6c- -