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CASUALTIES IN LUz0n.
Many Soldiers 6uccnntD to Disease
fNAfs r.ntaae Ifat

Many soldiers Guctan.b To Disease
..Otis,' --latest List.
Washington, Nov. 2O.-General Otis
reports to the war department that
The officer killed in action at Iloilo on
the 22d wa Charles NJ. Smith, Sec
ond lieutenant in the Eighteenth in
3fantry.
The following is q full list Of the
casualties reported by Otis under date
of yesterday:
Deaths from Disease or Accidents
Variola, October 2s, John Evans,
Company X, Nineteenth infantry; No
yember Is, John Miller, Fourth infan-
try. Malaria, November is. Jacob
Abel, Company X, Twenty-second in
fantry; November 20, Charles L. Brit
enstine, hospital steward, Thirty-sec-
and infantry. Nephritis, November 1s,
Bert L. Flanders, Company h, Fourth
infantry; Samuel Il. Davis, Company
&, Twenty-eighth infantry, tnbercll-
losis, November 10; Lawrence Dincen-
sergeant, Company b, Thirteenth in
fantry, stabbed by comrade; Noyem-
Der 16, Pres Waller, Company G, Nine
teenth infantry, typhoid fever; No
yember Ia, Joseph Hallecn, Company
d. Nineteenth infantry, chronic dysen-
tery; November 81, Ben II. Fairchilds,
Company L, Tw~enty-sixth infantry,
chronic dysentery; November 25, Chas.
Stadcr. Company A. Thirty-sixth in
fantry. and William j. Kennedy, Com
pany c, Twentieth infantry, acute
hysentery; November 81, Frederick
Bales, Twenty-fourth, Clarence Beal,
Company X, Fourth infantry. Novem-
Der IL. Chns. w. Lamb, Company X,
Thirty-frst infantry; November 10,
Thomas Bell, Company A, Twenty
fourth infantry, heart disease; Novem-
Der q, Fred Stroutman, corporal Com
pany N, Thirty-second infantry,
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PACKING COMPANY BANKRUPT
Judge Garland Decides in Favor OF

Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 29.-Judge
Garland, of the United States court,
%adjudged the Northwestern Packing
company, Of this city, bankrupt un-
der the new bankruptcy law. This
action is the result of a petition filed
in the federal court July 81 last, which
set forth that the original packing
company, which last spring trans
ferred the mammoth packing plant to
the A. Lester lIeyer company, of New
York city. was indebted to the petit
TONERS in various sums. One petit
toner was A. j. Pettingill, of Sioux
Falls, who alleges hat the old COM
pany is indebted to him in the sum of
100000 for money advanced and paid
out by him in the construction of the
buildings. Another petitioner was the
Minnehaha National bank, of Sioux
Falls, which claims about $4,000 OIL
bonds of the company.
In the state circuit court August
Tabbert, who pleaded guilty Sutur-
day%to embezzlement from the firm of
Sherman Bros. & Bratager, of this
city, while in its employ, was SEN
fenced by Judge Jones to imprison.
ment for a period of one year and six
months.
In the case of Mrs. Sarah Richard
son against X. j. Houston and 9TH
ers for damages for false imprison-
ment, a jury awarded the plaintiff
$500.
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WHAT TO DO WITH AGuISALOo.

Disposition of Tagal ChieC, III Cneo
Of Capture. Puzzles O~ftioinls,
Washington, Nov. 27.-Considerable
interest is being taken i'll official cir.
lies here as to the disposition of Ag-
uinaldo in case of capture. 1t il
frankly admitted that the best solu-
ton would be his death in action. but
this is not expected. Should he be
captured, General Otis will undoubted-
W await instructions from Washing
ton as to the treatment he should nc
cord him. Should Agninaldo escape
to Hong Kong, the United States
could not, as a matter of right, ask for
his surrender and the president would
therefore doubtless determine to leave
the insnrgent leader alone.
In connection with the disposition
Of A%guinaldo, in ease of capture, the
authorities would have to consider tic
effect of the course tc be pursued
upon the natives, and il is because it
is not desired to permit an embarrass-
Ing question to arise that the officials
would probably prefer his death OF e
cape.
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Number of Persons Badly Hurt in
Columbus.

Columbus. O., Nov. GA terrific
collision occurred yesterday on the
Westerville division of the Columbus
Railway company on Cleveland avenue
during a dense fog, and MS a result
seven persons were cut, bruised and
more or less injured. and two cars
badly wrecked. The mor seriously
injured were as follows:
Miss Clouse. Westerville, cut about
the head and face.
Dora Clouse, Wcsterville, badly cut
and bruised.
a. Anderson, motorman, cut on
head.
Miss Bates, T4s Dodgridge street,
cut on head.
Frances McFadden, cut on face.
Howard d. G. 1teifsnider. Maple
Heights, knee cut and breast bruised.
George Pratt, h.ilo, bruised on leg
and arm.
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Pensions Granted.

Washington. Nov. Extensions have
been granted as follows:
Iowa: Original-1homas w. Phillips,
Usage. Sc; William Names, Osceola. $l4.
Additlonal1ohn S. Ralicnger, Moulton,
g to $l2. Restoration ana Additional
Marlin Spring, dead, Fort Madison. 50
% si2 OVERWHELMINGLY, .. Bnnce; Shell
s to SO; Elcania Chandler. Marshall
81 to Sl7;. Martin G. Cole. Usage. Sc to
f12, Daniel Scott, Keokuh. SO to S14. Re-
lssue--Charles E. FESTIVAL. Haz1eton, IS,
Widows-Minor of Henry Herzberger,
Van Horne. SO.
South Dakota: Original-Aaron Loyett,
keystone; s.. Increase-George W. Ward,
Pactola. So to 8.
Omaha. s. RenewaI-John N. Ghafiin,
Red Cloud. SO. Increase-Jacob L. Blue,
kearney. s. to SO; Henry Stofer. Barada.
$40 to sl2: William NJ. Glines, Omaha. SI7
to $24: William II. Maiken, Omaha, $40 to
f7. Original Widows-Mary j. Hender-
son, soldiers home. Hall, IS. Mexican
Var W~idows-Janc ldodence, Western,
Washington, Nov. Excursions have
been granted as foilows:s
Iowa: Silas Town. Carby; Samuel A.
Cooper, Des Moines; John Rath. Mt.
Pleasant; BENJAMIN T. Thomas, Lebanon;
George ". Sexton. Clinton: John stew.
art, Sheldon: Albert Howard, Cherokee;
Daniel Smith, Des Moines; Levisa Paw.
ton. Centerviile.
Nebraska: John l.. Dorsey, Arborville;
Thomas M. Hoppcll. Schuyler: Albert
Bateman, Nebraska City; William. i.
Palmer, Clay Center.
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KlMBALL MAN SUICIDES.
Hangs Himself While Mentally I'm.
@ Fa-HHs E..G hnlnnral.

Kimball, S. d., Nov. 2s.-Peter Eng
bert. an old citizen Of German birth,
committed suicide by hanging him
self with u halter strap in the stair
way of his w house. He lived
about eight miles northeast of town
and for several months had appeared
irrational. About four weeks ago he
was brought to town and examined
by DR.. NJ. A. Wiley and pronounced
unbalanced. For several days he had
threatened self destruction, and his
wife had taken the precaution to keep
knives and poisons out of his reach.
The night he appeared worse his wife
prevented destruction until about
dark. She went out to attend the
chores at the barn. When she re-
turned he was hanging. She took the
butcher knife and cut him down, he
being yet alive. She administered.
%stimulants, water and hot applica-
lions, but with no good result, us he
died without a struggle. Justice May
nard went out, held an inquest, and
the jury returned a verdict in accord
ance with The foregoing statement.
Egbert was 72 years old.
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AFTER SHEEP AND LAND.
American-En&lish syndicate's Pu,.
chnSea III Muntann a u al

Amerfcan-Enslish syndicate's Pur.
chases la Montana.
Billings, Mont, Nov. 29.-Represent.
atives of the American-English syndi,
cate have been in this state all sum.
mer and fall travelling all over the
large sheep-raising sections, securing
options on the best sheep ranches and
best watcred lands for the purpose OF
consolidating them into one large
company.
Already options on nearly 500, ooc
head Of sheep and 0 5000 acres of the
finest and most fertile sheep-raising
land in the state have been obtained.
The representatives of the syndicate
in Montana are Colonel +. C. Waters
and Edward J.. Morrison, of Billings,
both old, experienced and successful
Montana sheepmen. Bert Reiss, oil
New York, is counsel and organizer
of the company. which will be known
as the Consolidated Montana Sheer
and Lamb company, with II capital Il
$1,000, 900.
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HABEAs CORPUS PROCEEDINGS.

Scene Of The Indian Trouble shift.
From TaIna 10 Linn County.
Cedar Rapids, Ia, Nov. 20.-The
scene of the Muskwaki Indian trouble
has shifted to federal court in this
city. The husband of Lelah Puch
Achee asks a writ OF hHbeas Corpus.
He alleges that the Tama county court
holds no jurisdiction. He also asserts
the guardianship of Lelah puch Acfee
was obtained BY fraud. a great legal
battle is in prospect.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-12-02
CRUISER NEWARK WINNER
Captain McCaIIa's Vessel the First
Of the New Warships to
Reach Manila.

Washington, Nov. so.--The Newark,
Captain McCalla, has won the race
to Manila, Il cablegram received at
the navy department today nnnonnc-
ing her arrival there on Saturday.
The Brooklyn is now fastening from
Alden to Colombo, closely followed by
the New Orleans, which has been
steadily gaining on her bigger COM
pctitor.
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BLOWING UP OF THE MAINE.
Naval Officials Know Nothing OF a,
~ 5&t.F alIaUol Dlsanr,.

Naval Oficials Know Nothing OF an
Alleged Discovery.
Washington, Nov. 2s.-Some interest
was created in official circles, particu-
larry among naval officials, by the
publication of the results of what pur-
ported to be n secret investigation re-
garding the destruction of the battle
ship Maine in Havan hnrbor, which
the story said was blown up by gun
cotton topedoes planted in the bay for
that purpose.
Diligent inquiry, however, fails to
show that any official investigation
has been made at the direction Of the
authorities here, although it is sug-
gested that the officials at Havana
have discretionary powers to make
any Investigation should they see at,
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MORE GuNBoAIs FOR WATSON.

Washington, Nov. H.-Admiral wa.-
sons fleet In Philippine waters is about
TO be augmented by tho three gunboats
Juan de Austria, captured from Spain
at the battle Of Manila bay. Command;
been authorized TO complete the list of
officers from those with the AsiatiG
squadron. The lei acquisitions arc
about the size OF tho gunboat Marietta.
and they will arrive ubnut the time Of The
brooklyn, New Orleans, Nashville and
Marietta. making In all quito a large in.
crease In the ASiatlc sutialron,
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BUYING HORSES FOR THE CAR
A Russian Representative Making

A Russian Representative Making
Es. Purchases.
Chicago, Nov. 29.-Baron Paul Vie
tinghotf, a representative of the Rus
sian government, is in Chicago buying
horses for the cars army.
Baron ~Nietinghoff says that already
y 1000 American horses, purchased
principally i'll Kentucky and Vir-
ginia, have been shipped to the cars
dominions and 1000 more are to fol-
low them as soon as the baron makes
the selections.
mot only am l buying horses for
the army" he said, 'but for breeding
purposes as we'll. The animals shipped
for military use go merely as an ex-
pertinent. They will be divided into
lots Of four and six in different gar.
risons and given n trial."
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sustains mitchell Bond Issue.

Pierre S. d.. Nov. 2o.-In the SUI
hreme court yesterday an opinion was
handed down by Judge Haney in the
ease of the city of Mitchell VS.. j.. X.
Smith, city auditor. This decision us
.ains the validity of an issue of re-
funding bonds of the city of Mitchell
TO take up w~aterworks bonds issued
In 1896. The auditor had refused to
tign the refunding issue, claiming ille-
gality Of the first issue on account of
the Limitation of indebtedness.
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silas A. Holcomb, elected supreme
judge in Nebraska on the fusion
ticket, is q MAJ of remarkable and i'm
pressive personal appearance. He is a
physical giant, with the placid face Of
an overgrown boy. Judge Holcomb
towers not only head and shoulders
above the throng, but the throng
might walk under his outstretched
arm without its hat being brushed
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STRICKEN IN The STREET.

Illinois Man Picked Up In Dubuque
fn II Dying Condition.
Dubuque, H., Nov. pa man Civ.
ing the name of Charles Flindt, who
.aid he lived Mt Champaign, Ill, was
found in a dying condition on Sixth
street today. He died in an hour aft
rr Icing taken to the hospital. He
had typhoid fever.
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Friends Of DR.. Donaldson

Friends Of DR.. Donaldson Smith.
The we'll known American explorer.
who left Berbera, on the Somali coast,
about two months ago with the OBJ
lect Of leading nm expedition across
Somaliland to Lake Rudolph nnd
thence to the Nile, nrc anxious for his
safety. He had set his heart upon
getting successfully through to the
Nile.
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Jury i" Damage Case Disn erees.

Rapid City. S. d., Nov. 29.-The jury
ia the case of the three children of
Games Preston, who was killed in the
Holy Terror mine, against the Holy
Terror Mining company. failed to
! gree and wa discharged. The suit
was for $4,000 damages for the death
cf Preston and was brought by Rob-
ert Scruton, guardian of the children.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-12-02
FIIz HAS A HAND CRUSHED.
Heavy OaAcn door Closes on One
of. His MamIics.

GAINESVILLE, Wis, Nov. 27.-Bob Fitzsim-
mons met with q serious accident here
which may seriously affect his ring ca
feer. He was entering the hotel Myers
by the front door. Tho door Is a heavy
oak and has a strong spring to keep 1t
closed. He reached out behind him..
on his hand with n crunch. He gave a
yell and bystapders rushed to pull the
door open. Several guests at the house
Gated are certain the bones between the
wrist joint and the knuckles were broken.
II bled profusely. The e~x-champion was
taken TO Dr. Kings office, and no one
the hand was being bandaged. Ffts-
was about the city nearly all
sbers of his are reticent as tc
the exent of damage
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Poor Goose Hnntinz.

Pierre, S. D., Nov. 29.-Goose hunt
ers out from this city nre meeting
with very poor luck so far this fall.
Parties who have come down the river
state that it is from the fact that the
geese have not got this far south yet.
The river is yet open a long way above
Bismarck, and the birds are numerous
all along the river down to about Le-
Beau, hut from there south but few
geese are to be seen. 1t will take
colder weather 10 bring them this far
south.
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leads a. o. U. w. Lodee

Lead, S. d., Nov. aa9.--Lead lacks but
little in having The banner lodge of
a. o. Y. w. of the state. Grand Mas
ter Workman. Il. d. Smith, Inns con
pletcd his visits to the different
Workman lodges Of the Black Hills
cities and he assisted in initiating 1s5
~memhersao the lodges. At the Lead
Hope lodge, No. so, ninety-eight new
members were taken iii by him, which
brings the total number of the mem-
bership to 512. Sioux Falls lodge now
has a membership of ISL and Aber.
deea IS.
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N HEAD BLOWN OFF.

Killed by Accidental Discbarce =,
Shot2un--tiuscatinc News.
Muscatine, la., Nov. 29.-Clarle.
Kuriger, n farmer, while fixing d fence
took his shot gun along, and by nm ac-
cidental discharge his head was blown
off. He was found q few hours later
by neighbors.
The new German Baptist church,
costing $1,000, was dedicated here yes.
terday.
The current month reports Bloom-
ington rural mail delivery pays
double its cost.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-12-02

The failure Of the scheme to reor-
ganize the Carnegie steel interests
within the time fixed is said to have
cost four men, one of whom was Hen
ry G. Frick, $250,OOO each-the S1,O0o,-
600 going to Andrew Carnegie for no
other consideration than their inabil-
ity to meet the terms of the option
given to them.
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Lady Colley, widow of Sir George
Colley. the victim of Majuba hill. i.
now Mrs. Wentworth b. Beaumont.
having in 1891 married the squire Of
Breton hall, in Yorkshire. One of her
stepsons is w. C. Beaumont, NJ. r, lib.
eral member for the Hexham division
of northumberland,
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Armour Catholic Fair,

Armour, S. d., Nov. 29.-The Cath
olics of this city are holding a three
days fair. The proceeds are to he
used III paying for the fine new resi-
dence recently erected for the priest,
The fair is well attended. and a great
success financially as well as socially.
Father O'Mara. the resident priest
here, is very popular among the Cath
lies us we'll as Others.
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spcorfish Defeats Dcodwood.

Deadwood, S. D., Nov. 29.-The
Deadwood high school foot ball team
was beaten in ii game of foot ball at
Spearfish, the score being II to 5. A
game will be played in this city
Thanksgiving between the Deadwood
high school and the team of the
school oflmines, of Rapid City.
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The first and only Englishwoman to
he honored by an election to the lee
landic society of Copenhagen is Miss
Winifred Farpaags Is. &. Lord Duff
FERN and ". a. Craigie. of the New
English Dictionary, are the only other.
British members.
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The emperor Of Austria is supplied
with Il private newspaper, which ha
reads everyday. This journal is made
up OF extracts and the emperor's strict
orders are that nothing which con-
cerns himself personally, whether it
be disagreeable or not, shall be omit
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1t is said that General Sir Redver.
Butler carried with him to south AZ
RIGA the British flag that was hoisted
at Pretoria in 1881. Another British
lag-the one that was hauled down
after Majuba-is buried in Pretoria
beneathaa tomb on which is inscribed
the single word: "Resnrgam."
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TO BURY .BILL' ANTHONY.

Philadelphia Paper Provides for
Sergcmnt's Scpuiture.
Philadelphia, Nov. 27.-The PHILADELPHIA
Times publishes the following statement
relative to Its declared intention to bury
"Bill'. Anthony, OF the hatt!esh!p Maine.
who died In New York last week: 80
''The Philadelphia Times wifi bury Eer-
geant William Anthony, of fhesMaine,
and has not withdrawn its4offef or car.
celled the contract with the MerrittsBu-
rial company, d~espitesnrgent solicitations
Of Mr: Croker. Julius Chambers, editor
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SQUADRON Of: BRITISH BRITISH
CAVALRY IS MISSING
Genera, Methuen's lancers Re-
ported Captured by the
TransyaaIers.
FRESH CABLE INTERRUPTION
Cessation of War News just at che
Critical Moment. isnmors
of Revcrses Wis
Germany.

London, Nov. 28.-A fresh Interrupt
ton in the East African cable Mt this
moment has caused q cessation of war
news. As yet the war Office has not
received General Methuen's detailed
list of casualties, o is any informa-
ton at hand regarding the where
abouts of the Ninth lancers, who were
sent in pursuit of Beers from Gras
Pan.
The Daily Mail says that a private
telegram announces that the lancers
are still scouting ahead of Methuen's
advancing column, but as he an
nounced yesterday he was giving his
men a days rest this is hardly prob
able.
Indeed the greatest anxiety is felt,
and more especially in viewof the fact
that a Berlin Journal, the Deutch
/ Wurtc, which regularly prints Boer
communications, announced yester-
day, before it could have been ascer-
tanned from the British sources, that
the naval brigade lost 100 men at Gras
captured.
1t is understood that the govern-
mcnt yesterday decided to proceed i'm
i~ueuldlcly WIFI the mOOillIatlOn ana
cmbarkation of n sixth division of TO-
600 men, under a well known lieuten-
ant general.
General Hildyard's achievement at
Beacon Hill is beginning to be recog-
nized as n Of the best things the
campaign has yet shown, as it has re-
lieved the tension of the situation in
Natal and has brought the relief of
Ladysmith within measurable dis
lance. General Butler appears to be
confident of Lord Methuen's ability.
and is devoting all his energies to
Ladysmith.
An attempt will be made, presum-
ably. to reach Colenso in time to cut
off the retreat of the Beers from Wee
nan over the Tugela river. 1t is feared,
however, that the enemy will get
there first and destroy the bridge. At
Freeze bridge the British found two
massive spans wrecked by dynamite.
Sir Alfred Miner has warned the
various relief committees in Cape
Town to be prepared for the arrival
of 10000 refugees from Kimberley as
soon as the siege has been raised. Ac-
cording to n dispatch from Daar,
dated Sunday, the Beers had de-
stroyed the bridge at S%teynsburg the
previous day and were being rein
forced at that point.
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Father Osborne. Of the Church Of
st. John the Evangelist, Boston, who
has spent seven years among the ler-
ers of south Africa, is raising a fund
to establish an American medical sta.
ton for the benefit of the sufferers
from that disease in that part Of the
world.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-12-02

Colonel Albert a. Pope, of Boston.
s e made himself a millionaire by the
n1annfactnre of bicycles, has, oddly
enough, never learned to ride one.
though he knows every part of 4
wheelsfro the smallest link to the
largeat tar.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1899-12-02

When it was learned in Washington
that Admiral Dewey was soon to lie
married some of the "old timers or.
gnrized a charivari party to visit him
Mt the new home. A heavy rain
stopped the plans.
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BAILEY FOR BANkHEAD.
Will support tho Alabama Man for
Minority Leader.

Nb'l'vsS VIC hluDusIA WIN LOT
Minority Leader.
Austin, Tex. Nov. a9.-There is
nothing uncertain in the course Hon.
j. w. Bailey will pursue regarding the
,.inority leadership Of the coming
.epgress. He will support Eankhead,
of Alabama, as long MS that gentle
nan remains in the race. He is liz
Clined to the belief that there may be
a deadlock between the candidates re-
naming after Bankhead withdraws.
in which event he will propose Hon. S.
W. L. Lanham, who is his second
choice. believing that the gentleman
from the Eighth Texas district viii
prove acceptable to the different fac.
tons. MI. Lanham and Mr.. bailey are
very close together in their political
vinyyc $50 &C. h SI-3e-F ElE -7E'
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Hr1E1C 90
keystone. S. d.. Nov. 29.-There are
few mining districts in the Black Hills
with a brighter future than that OF.
Keystone. There is great activity
among the mines and new discoveries
of great Importance IRE being made
every week. There are a number OF
big mining deals on hand now thas
are practically certain of going
through. The new railroad, which.
will connect the city with the outside
world, is nearing completion. and the
town is going TO have u bank. the
building of which is now in progress,