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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-11-02

Thomas j. Grlg2s, fusion candi.
date Tor representative, 10 the re.
publicans announce, isa renegade
politician out. ofsasjob, all because
he once held Office ID Iowa. Mr..
GriRgs should never have accepted
81 Office in the Buckeye state for
fear De might at soma time desire to
remove toanother state and perhaps
Aspire 70 some Office. BY 20 doing
AZ has lsid himself open to the hor-
rible charge 81 being s. renegade
politician" he may Be compare
tivsly ! stranger too. but ne Is not
. much 81 : stranger throughout
theconntya - heHwassa few months
bsck. People have come 70 know
hin. They hsaiys met him and 10
lnset atnlttobs HI friend. He i
avote.gettsr md Vim 50 u the leg.
s,i.latureEfnpmm sPenpington county II
ne " ~ .the opposition g tho su-
tlSh erds ean pat ups Hls Interest,"
an ssSsltaEs ~ Penningtoncounty
S1nd5 So1fh DakotAa will ~ manifested
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-11-02

eEsaL-H sfE-
Oh no, kind reader, the fusionists
are not sacrificing their county nom.
inees to elect their Legislative ticket,
The Sulus would like to have you be.
.lieve this, but 1T sounds a good dea'
like the recent statement that"Sen-
ator Pettigrew. did not have a FRIEND
ia the South Dakota regiment.
The fusionists are saving wood
right along and will not only elect
their Legislative ticker in Pennina.
ton county, but the county nominees
as we'll.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-11-02

5 The laboring man has more than appetite. =
/: The laboring mes., made In the image OF his 4
2 Creator, ::;..,ts more than q full dinner pail \.
/ and a place to sleep. The laborer wants 8
!: shorter hours Of labor that he may be with 4
3 his family more. He wants protection from q
= the black list and from government by In. q
2 junction. He wants arbitration Of his dit. \.
. ferences with capital, and he wants 4 repre- 8
!: sentative in the presidents cabinet, that Ia. I
; boris voice may be always heard in the on. g
]; cial household Of the chief execuive.-W. ]. a
= Bryan. X
.M
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-11-02

While republican newspapers
are circulating the lying repor,
that Senator Pettigrew said he was
ASHAMED of his country" they
might step long enough to explain
why Chas. N. Herried got asham-
ed Of his nationality and illegally
changed his own name from Kari
Nelson 10 Chas. N. Herried. I'm
der his adopted name h now runs
Tor governor Of South Dakota on
the republican icket.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-11-02
4. ANN. EDITOR.
THe TICKET We SUPPORT.

TTrrsid.ls.
For vfcs PrestdsnS,
5sADLAI y STEVENSON OF Illinois.
For MsmOers Of Congress.
ANDREWE LEE OF Clay Comfy.
JoaEPH =. MOORE Of Lawrence County.
For Governor.
3. H. LIEN OF MinnehGha County.
Fer LientenApt Governor,
A.. vANosDEL OF Yankton County.
For Secretary OF State,
FRED b. SMITH OF Brown County.
For State Treasurer,
lHAs. p FREDERICK Of Brule County
Fol 6txts Auditor,
?, J. TRACEY Of Edmunds Comfy.
For Attorney General,
A,E. HITCHCOCK Of Dawson County,
Fol Superintendent Of Public Instruction,
n. H, AASVED Of Day County.
Jor Commissioner School and Public Lands,
1DMUND COOK Of Roberts County.
For. Railroad Commissioner,
W. =. LAFoLLE TTE OF Bruls County.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-11-02
Senator Pettigrew

Senator Pettigrew has no
standing in the senate; he ha. lost
his prestige, shout the Sulus. If
this is 90, WY are his enemies
working 10 hard to defeat him7
But their fight against South Da-
kosa's only senator gives the lie to
their own statements.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-11-02

we draw the Hire between honest
wealth and predatory wealth. We
draw the line between that wealth
which II . just compensation for
services rendered and that wealth
which simply measurcs the aivan-
taEe which one citizen has taken
over many athens. Wtlsian =
Bryan.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-11-02
Who is Herried7

LILO - I1GrTlc0
The fact that Chas. N. Herried,
candidate for governor on the Re-
publican ticket, was ashamed OF
his native land and of the people
who came from it. at one time, will
now cost him cost him his election
in this state declares the Water
town times. 1t seems hat when
Herried was a young man he came
from Norway with an uncle an
settled in Wisconsin. The uncle's
name was Nelson and so was the
Republican candidates name. The
uncle became ashamed of his coun.
try and his narne and apple to the
lei islature to have his name chang.
ed from Nelson to Herried. At
this time the Republican candidate
was attending school in Wiscon-
Sun and he began to get high ideas
in his head and he took a dislike
to the Norwegians and to his name.
His name at that time was Karl
Nelson. Without any act of the
Legislature or any one else, he
changed his name from Karl Mel
son to Chas. N. Herried. After
that he 10 -keo with disdain on his
countrymen, feeling that he was a
little better than they. This is
the story as told by a schoo! mate
of Mr.. Her-ied's at that time, and
who is now a residen. of South
Dakota. Since that time Mr.. Her
ried has looked down on the Scan
dinavians in this country and was
always ashamed to 1econize his
counlrymen. Now since he was
nominated tor governor he wants
their vote and they are taking their
innings at the bat. We are in
formed that they are holding Sc
cret meetings all over the state
and are Originating against Karl
Nelson Herried. This is not only
among the democrats and popu.
lists, but the Republican Norweg
isns are holding these meetings
and are going to stand solidly to-
gether to defeat the man who is
ashamed Of his country. They
propose to vote for b. HI. Lien of
Sioux Falls, who has never been
ashamed to stand up and be count
ed among his countrymen. Since
this news has become public the
Republicans are very much alarm
ed. They now concede that unles.
this combination among Scandina.
vians is broken their ticket will be
defeated. The defeat Of Mr.. Her
ried is one Of the celtainties in this
state. Cast your vote for B. H.
Lien for governor. If you do you
will. have no reason to regre. it. A
man who is ashamed to own his
country is not . safe man TO trust
at the head Of the affairs of the
state.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-11-02
A Ba4 Sign.

If the saying Is true that when an q.
torney loses his temper It's a sign he q
going to lose his case, then Mark Han,
naslpar1 y N : bad way.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-11-02

would not sell one American Cor
al ~ traae or the orient.-wiIlisrs
u. Bryan.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-11-02

HERE are W paragraphs that
ought to be kept constantly in the
public eye. 1t shows how a re-
public, u sted to the hands of a
politician, may turn itself inside
out and rep date the very doc
trine upon which it was founded.
81 am deslrous of restoring to
them american co onists) the
blessings Of law, which they have
fatally and desperately exchanged
for the calamities Of war, and the
arbitrary tyranny Of their Chiefs
Proclamation King George Third
TITO.
Congress will provide for them
(the Filipinos) a government
which will bring them blessings,
which will remote their material
interests, as we'll as advance their
people in the paths Of civilization
and intelligence."-McKin!ey
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-11-02

No true fusionist sill scratch his
ticket this year.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-11-02

One of the real issues in Pen
nington county affairs is whether
or not the affairs Of this county re
to be turned ouer to the First Ma
tional Bank Of Rapid City through
the election of the republican coun-
ty ticket. Almost every republi.
can can idate was slated in this
CITY by the bank clique long before
the Keystone convention. The
bank would like some more so
cent warrants and also to handle
the county funds. 1t is not diff.
cult to see why the First Natio al
Bank Of this city is so intensely in
terested in the success of the re-
publican county ticket. The sue
cess Of that ticket means, in a
great measure, hat the above
named bank will run county affairs
for the coming two years. Are
you ready for such a change? Oh
are the interests of Pennington
county taxpayers almost as impor
tant as the interests of the First
National Bank OF Rapid City,
They ought to be.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-11-02
citizen 81 subject Which dc

you stand for?
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-25
BUSINESS MEN OPEN PURSES
Subscriptions Come in Steady for Audi
forum Fund
TOTAL APPROACHES HUNDRED THOUSAND
other Methods TO Awake the Popular
Interest VIII Soon lie Introduced
and showers of Dollars
Are Expected.

Although the members OF the Auditorium
committee have been able to give only a
small part of their time in soliciting the
iund has grown steadily during the week
Inc total resources now pledged for the
auditorium amount to ss5354, OF which
amount s5,00S has been raised during the
last seven days
President Sanborn believes with the Wig
orouu methods now being put in force that
subscriptions will come In more RAPIDLY
In the next few weeks with less labor to
the members. The committee entrusted with
the selection of suitable badge In the
form OF diminutive brick has not been
able so far to find exactly what II wants
An appropriate emblem will be put into cir
culation within a few days, however, to
designate those who have purchased one or
more shares OF stock. This feature has
proved an unbounded success In other cities
and is expected to bring down a shower OF
dollars
The subscriptions OF the last week In de-
tail are as follows:
81, ,o0o-omaha Daily News, George II.
Drake.
s5oo-John I. Redlck. Paxton & vierlins
Iron works
s2o0-Orchard 4 Wilhelm, Dewey & Stone.
Omaha Hydraulic Pressed Brick company,
DfeAe! SnOe company.
SW-W. II. Wyman, Fisher g. Lawre,
Klopp- Bartlett company.
YO-Omaha Paper Box company.
NW-Dr: A.. II. Jonas. Samuel Burns.
s5O"Dr. c. {. Allison dcorge ii. Lyons,
Meinrath Brokerage company George Til
den, X, w. Breckenridge. +. A. Brogan.
25-Dr, A Is. Somers, Henry g. Sus-
mann, Nina G. Doyle, Giles a Ocun-
paugh, r. A. Lenhart, E. ]. Cornish.
S2D-J. Harry Minds.
Sl5-A. J. Cooley.
sl0-Dr. r. NJ. Stone, Frederick Rustln.
George c. Corkull, T. =. Mahammitt, X. Il.
Llvesey, DR. Jacob Gish.
s5-Dr Il. +. Womersley, Frank Urban,
Charles a. Shabata. Emil Cermak. Naclaw
kubek, Henry j. Navra, 4. J. Carothers.
$2-I. T.. NJ Svacina.
Sl-W. J. Grlbaugh, James s. Englow.
Harry Barte'l, Frank Mansell. l.. Duncan,
Josiah Cooter Charles II. Godfrey. j. G.
Deshlep, J. J. Fcarus, ID. w. Gilbert. Min
ME Gilbert, Esther NJ Gilbert, Ada Gil
bort, Andy T. Stamm, w. B. Austin.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-25
o % Ht 90 80 go .
The Madrigal Quartet.
Lodges in Paragraphs.

Alpha camp. Woodmen OF the World give
ball Thanksgiving evening at Its hall In
the Crounse block.
Nebraska lodge, No. I. knights OF
Pythias Will elect officers next Monday
night. At the last meeting II worked In
the third rank.
After December Seymour camp will meet
each Wednesday night. Twice month the
meeting will be held In conjunction with
Omaha camp and the exemplifed protec-
tion degree will be conferred upon all can
didates for membership In both camps.
At the meeting OF Gate City tent, knights
of the Maccabees the death of Sir Knight
w. Mcpherson Fuller was reported. A
committee was appointed to draft resolu-
tions of respect and sympathy TO be sent to
the family of the deceased. Mr.. Fuller was
a travelling man in the employ Of T.. Il.
Bruce.
Social affairs with the Fraternal Union
OF America are booming. Omaha lodge
gave a pleasant entertainment Wednesday
evening, Mondamin lodge managed ball
with great success Monday evening and
next Thursday evening Banner lodge will
hold open house for its members. The week
following II will hold public entertain
ment. At the limitations In omaha lodge
next Wednesday the work Will be done by
the new uniformed degree team. Bohemian
lodge, the new organization In omaha, Is
now meeting Saturday nights. 1t has about
fifty members and IL In a prosperous condi-
ton,
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-25
CAT SPRINGS BURGLAR ALARM
Pushes the Button While Trying to
Enter House and the Family
Does the Rest.

The patrol wagon made run to 2415
Taylor street yesterday morning upon the
report that a burglar had been captured
there. The run was a waterhaul. however,
and the trouble was finally traced to a
large gray cat that had sprung the burglar
alarm In the home Of II. r. Cross, a cigar
maker.
A side window had been left open few
inches from the bottom for the sake of
ventilation. The cat, IL seemed, tried to
get in during the night and in doing so
pushed the window up to the point at
which a spring was touched and the elec
trio burglar alarm went off with a fright
full clangor. There was the usual flashing
| OF nickel-plated pistols on the part OF the
man of the house, the customary parading
in meager attire and the regulation arous-
ing of the neighborhood The cat was found
IN the kitchen, smelling around the refrige-
rator.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-25
ST. .Inhn'a Indue.

The following program will be given at
the annual banquet OF ST. Johns lodge.
Ancient Free and Accepted Masons,
Thanksgiving night:
Quartct-Annie Laurie Cby requesD...
..''...... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Arranged
The Madrigal Quartet.
Address-The SChoolmaster In Masonry.
superintendent Carroll q. Pearse.
Solo-The Clang OF the Hammer . Bonheur
10 Il. Barton.
Address-The LAWYER In Masonry.
Judge w. W. keysor.
Solo--As the Dawn. otto Cantor
Miss Frances Davis.
Address-The Physician In Masonry. ......
DIR. d. Il. Davis
Old English Madrigal-Ye Shepherds
by three male voices.
Address-The Business Man In Masonry.
Simon Goetz.
Solo-The Silent World is Slceping......
................:.....,... Dudley Buck
Mrs. Kelly.
Address-The Minister In Masonry........
Rev. Luther NJ. Kuhns.
Quartct-My Love Has Gone to Battle.
''''''''' ..'''. .''s. s.,s''s.,. hucker
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-25

gives the shriners all Of the time between
10 p. IN. and a. m. for the satisfaction
Of the physical and mental man
The day before the this social session
the members OF Tangier temple will be
engaged in works Of charity. They have
secured the Creighton Orpheum theatcr and
on the evening OF December l3 will give
an entertainment to raise funds to be do
mated TO the Christmas charities to the
poor OF Omaha. This entertainment prom.
ises to be one Of the most attractive Of
the home talent entertainments and the
Shriners expect to turn quito a sum OF
money into the charity fund.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-25
REPORTS ON FOREIGN CROPS
Department of Agriculture Complies
Statistics from Americas
Leading Competitors.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24-European re-
ports to the Department OF Agriculture
show that the conditions of fall sown wheat,
spelt and rye In Germany, as officially re-
ported by the German statistical office, is
considerably above medium. The prelimi-
nary Official estimates OF French cereal crops
for 1900 show the production Of 43,612, ,49S
bushels OF barley and 252, ,S77.91s bushels OF
oats. The final estimate for the 1899 crops
is for 1906. 122 bushels of barley and 270-
436,556 bushels OF oats. Both grains were
a little lighter than in 1899. besides re-
turning a smaller yield per acre in meas
ured bushels. Comparison OF the wheat,
maslin, rye. barley and oats production In
France for ten years SHOWS that each OF
these cereals Is below the decennial aver
age, as we'll rs below the crop OF 1899
though the cchcit, as compared with the
decennial average, is small In the case OF
the more important cereals.
The final general memorandum OF the In
dian government on the sugar cane crop
for the season 1S99-1900 shows that in both
northern and southern India the season
began well for this crop and the area
planted was larger than in 1898. being ap-
proximately equal to the average. Failure
OF rain, however. later seriously injured
the crop. In the Punjab district at least
one-third Of the crop was lost, and the
crop Of the northwest provinces was esti-
mated at only SO per cent, but In Bengal
and Madras provinces from SO to 81 PEI
cent OF an average crop was realized. The
area under rice In the 1S99-1 1900 season Il
estimated at approximately $4,000, 900 acres
| somewhat smaller than that in 1898, but
more than the average. The yield was es-
timated at somewhat over 23,345, 900 tons
being, like the area, smaller than that OF
last year. This reduction Is in Madras and
| Bengal provinces.
Berlin government advices from Chill re.
port that for the first six months OF thi,
| year the weather has been favorable to tn.
wheat newly sown for the crop OF 1900 -Ol
and for the same period the Chilian ex.
ports Of wheat were very small. due ts
the short crop OF 1s99-1900.
The Roumanian government reports give
| 3.92s,s4 acres Of wheat in 1900, with 9
production OF &c, 462, $50 bushels
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-25

WASHINGTON, Nov 24.-President Nc
Kinley and the members of his cabinet, ex,
cept Secretary Root. who is not in the city
went to Baltimore today to attend the wed
ding OF Miss Gary, daughter of President
McKinley's first postmaster general. Tn.
cabinet women were represented by Mrs
Gage ard Miss Wilson. The president and
his cabinet later went from Baltimore to
Philadelphia, where tonight they will attend
the Founders day banquet of the Union
League club.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-25
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CITY OFFICIAL NOTICES.
NOTICE TO CARPENTER CONTRACT
ORS AND FIREPROOFING con-
TpA(,rOpG

NOTICE TO CARPENTER CONTRACT
ORS AND FIREPROOFING CON-
TRACTORS.
School District OF Omaha, Office of tho
Secretary, 6O5 City Hall, November 22, 1900
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until 8 o'clock p m, December u.
for furnishing all the labor and materials
for the carpenter work and all the labor
and materials for the freprooflng OF the
on Capitol Hill. Said proposals to be In
accordance with plans and specifications On
file in the office OF John Latenser. architect,
No. 422-424 Bee building.
Said proposals must be submitted on
blanks prepared by the architect. must be
enclosed in sealed envelopes marked pro
posals for High School Construction" and
each proposal must be accompanied by 4
certified check for a sum not less than 2
per cent OF the amount of the proposal
The right Is reserved to reject any and
all bids and TO waive any defect In bids.
Bv order of the Board OF Education
j. Il. BURGESS,
N3-Dl7 Secretary.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-25
FoR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

HOUSES. LOTS EARNS, RANCHES
- GEoBE p. BEMIs.
BARGAINS IN CHOICE RESIDENCE
LOTS-Only $50 each, Ss,dowp and s.
and sewerage and lays like parlor noo-.
OTHER LOTS in every part q the city
Some very choice ones, covered with
shade trees. 500 each, SO down and ,i0
per month.
Beautiful residence, 10 rooms, fronting on
new Turner park, near 22d ave. and Far
nam.
ANOTHER NEW, STRICTLY rP-To-
DATE. s-ROOM home In West Farnam
district, only 300
S, 10. 15 % and 4o-acre tracts near city lin
its, only s75 to 500 per acre.
Biggest 5000 inside brick block snap in
city of Omaha.
LIKE FINDING IT-corner lot on asphal,
paved St. pavement all paid Goth and
Vinton, only $50.
FRUIT. FARM-5o acres in one OF the rich
est counties In the state. fair houes barn,
good well 20 acres IN cultivation. COO apple
trees and other fruit. 7acres of blue grass
black walnut timber. 1900.
ANo1fiER-0 acres In same county 60
acres In cultivation. acres timber. 2 good
wells. 100 apple trees, some grapes and
also peaches, $500.
HorSEs AND LOTS
house. city water, newly 'papsred and
stable. two coal sheds ono block from
car line. near Maple and SOth SITS, 1890
500 down, balance. easy terms.
SEE THrs-s-room house city water in
kitchen. all newly. plestnred. parered and
,n anSerson 1ns and s'Ss S,,b stsm ony crr
FOR SHORT TINE ONLY for ,ioo-7-
sitchen, stable. one block from school,
$500 down. balance 10 suit. Near Hamil-
ton and 18th SITS.
GoOD FARMS.
&o acres near Omaha, sets OF buildings
all under cultivation and everything com.
only si5 per acre.
@-acre farm only seven miles due west
from postoiilce, SIS per acre.
i2o acres near Bennington si5 per acre.
30 acres near BENNINGTON. $50 per acre.
Bargains In inside business properties.
bargains in trackaee properties.
BARGAINS In everything IN the real estate
line. Come In and investigate.
nor cont morev 70 loan on first-class city
and farm properties.
Write good. sound Ore insurance
crOpcr u prNrs,
Established In 1851
Telephone. 5s5 Paxton Block
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-25

Resorts to wIfchCrnft

CAHTO. Cal, Nov. 24.--That the practice
of witchcraft has not been abandoned by
some OF the remaining Indian tribes in Calf
fornia is shown by news from Kabisaliah
of the poisoning of a little Indian girl by an
aged medicine man named Locklan. 1t was
declared by the medicine man that the child
must die In order to restore her elder sister
TO health. A few days later the younger
girl died by poison and LOcklan is accused
OF her murder. Kabisallah is small coast
town on the site OF an abandoned Indian
reservation.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-25

WASHINGTON, Nov. 24.-The population
OF the state of Kansas, as officially an
nounced today. is l,470.4s5, as against
1.427.096 In 1890. This Is an increase Of
43,399, or per cent
The population OF the state Of Nevada, as
oficially announced today. is 42,S35, as
against 45,7sl In 1890, This is q decrease
Of 3,426. or ia per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-11-25
Maryland and virginia Census.

WASHINGTON. Nov, 24.--The population
OF the state OF Maryland Is 1,ls0,050. as
against 1,042, 800. In 1880. This Is an in
crease OF 147. $50. or 141 per cent.
The population Of the state OF Virginia Is
1.s54.1s4 as against 1,s65,Ss0. In 1890. This
is an increase of 1875, s,2o4. or ll.s per cent.