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SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-11-22
Sant gcidlolicn,
@cil Oer Gaiiircr plDblid
Oas @eitf grlndt bat.
llebcr $500, 900 feblen.
Ser Wtrntan Nltipnal Vnnf in giem-
port, &g., paiiirte oaS Walbelr.
Nieiiteus 3eutide bic Spfer.
llebcr $500, 900 feblcn.
Nieiiteus 7eutide bic Spfer.

Neippprt, Gb., 19. Npp. Die hieIige
German Nutipnal 9dnt puroe geitern
auf gnorbnung bes 8aniinipettprs
3uder geibloiien. Seine llnteriununs
bat ndmli9 ergeben, paB bds Deficit
bes plDslih beri6punbsnen 8uhbalz
ters unb 5iilfstaiiirers Der 8ant fih
auf ntht peaiger uls S201, 600 be-
lduft. gs iIt bic aIte 9eIhibts bon
bem 4ngeitellten, bem man 3u piel
0ertrdlsn fhenfte. YroDn tpar ieit
ahtsebn Sabren BEL bergant unb troBz
benz man erit iebt bic llnterihlagunsen
entbedte, fpa er bereits ppr 5ebn Sab
rem nit penIelbsn begonnen haben.
0as Stammtdpital Der 8dnf betrdgt
nur 100000, 8roipns Deficit absr
nlebr als bas Opppelte unb alle 9lftipu
einiGlieBlia bes NeIerpefpnbs uno
bas Der gunt geh0rigen 9runbeisenS
tbum. Sn bieiem 2ihte erffeinen
feline unterihlasungen piel fhlimmer
dls bic 9llborhs, Der 100000 elmer
Der reihiten 8unteH Sem Yorts ents
ipsnnete. Reippprt, bas biht gegenz
iibsr Cincinnati, auf &entudper gpben
liegt, sGblt nur etipu 10000 @inipphz
ner. gum grDbteN She'll DeutIhe, arme
4rbeiter unb tleine 9eIhdftsleute, bon
benen pisle burh bas S9lieBen Der
ganf ibr gan5es CAB unb 9ut perlies
rem perben. Nph ppr einigcn gageH
erlieben bic 8ireftoren Der 8anf cine
GrflGrune, bab bieIelbe albright"
Iei. pbtppbl man allsemein puBte, buB
cine llnterIudung bereits i'm Gange
mar. Wein, Msib uno Gartenipiel
iino bic lIria9e bon 8rpipns San. Gr
tpdre pislIeiht nod niht entbedt ppr@
ben, ipenn cine eiferIiihtige 6rau ihn
niht perrothen bate. Gr lit Elm Witt@
lper unb bat einen aehn Sabre diien
Sobu.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-11-22
iGpeSioI Norrelponoeni
yennpr. II. 9lop. 1910

Z ~ u Stut. iJNo.
Eeoeairan, Agfseauuo srrsgqe pEy;ss
Nobe sin Vro;sp, Der aus einsn Sireit
III 9aptens Wirtbihaft am Samitag
Abenb beruorsing. SIN pfann 9iameus
Gbos Urtn tam nit smei obsr orei leiner
ebenfaus bercits anseidnielten genolsn
in bic Wirtbihait uuo MOLTEN bort
Spettdtel MAIDEN. ,Ssrr G'opten pers
fauftt ibnen nidts, ionoern sebot ibnen,
bas gotal ia perlaiIsn. 0rsi Ser 0ur-
idsp .sinsen, Siren aber uerleete 5errn
@ert;n an Osr:Sbiiss sir Year Sbiase
ms @siIbs. Sr ppree. psrkei1st uno
am 9itnltes .wnrhe lem SAD uor elmer
SnrY usrbsnbsI.- Die Surp btis6 bic
san,e Nadt in 9lauiuf;; fcituis itd aber
nidt eini9en. Sin ntntr EroseB muroe
ongeorbnet.
Das jun9e ieurise @eIponn hes 6rn.
Otto Nanqob ldeute an Der Ntoin glues
nue uno gin9 burd. Die Eierbe roiten
am JuB ber StraBe iber sinsn alien
Binber binpes uno oonn burd mebrere
Drobt;dune. Gin Eierb wlroe pom ben
Drdbten 10 ssridni:ten, boB IS mabrs
ideinIid set6btet wtrnen mug. 3ery
Ban Cob entfom nit eini9en lei1ttn
9autabi@irfuusen.
Die Na9I 1T porbei un6 bas Qono
bat bic Aominiitratien McRinlep's 9nt-
aet<ibtN, abr ID bin ifola. io4en II
1x--- 4 n...s.. :. Ia ~.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-11-22

De o IL.
sSn SrDmn Gountu belieien lid pdbs
reno bes Sttober Die Sanoiibertragnngen
aui 1920 Mfer uno Der Raufpreis be-
trng s52 ,575.
See
Die 10. Sabrespsrlammluns Der
,Seutb Tatota Iairp unb Butter
matters" pirb anl !, 5. nno 6. 3eSems
ber bier itattiinoen.
Siiletrn.
Gnoe bieles Wlonats fommen auf Der
SnbianersNssntur pon Silieton $3.50, :
600 unn Der gunoesregiernRa sur Gers
tbsiluna. gs msroen auf ieoen siuoias
ner etma S75 entlallen.
Sturgis.
i2Inei i':...ss SRaoden, bic in Der 9iabe
BON itler ipobnen, erla5obsa tiirslib einsn
grcssn WoiI. tsr fam bis in bic 9fape
Der Sdeune, ais iie ihn iaben. Us
muroe lhnell elm @emebr 9eboit, bic
cine sieIte, pdbrsno Die annere ben ,5abn
aboriidte.
Hapib 6 ttp.
6rau s. g. G,ans tebrts Don einem
smeiidbrisen Nufentbalte in stlonoite
unb Gape 9loms Suriid. Sie beludte
mdbrenb Sielsr 3sit sic meiiten Der be-
beutsubersn Minen=gaser uno war aud
glldli9 III Der Grlangung ron yrteH
@olbldnosreieli- ):
gS terto ID II.
sSm 6reisseridt erbieIt 6rau emma
Yatte,ion IN ibrer gntiddbislinssfla9e
aeaen bic Shiis BrelDins SO. $4,000
suseiproden. Sbr Wfann mar per
mtbreren s5abren AuIwdrter in elmer
Mirtbl1aft, ais baS @ebdube, Gisens
tbum Der SAlit Gompanp, einitiirste
uno er pom ben Iriimmsrn erid!o9en
wurbe.
NebfieIb.
Malter M. Wbeeler, etn trominenttr
iunssr Mann, 1T I'M Iwin cate ,uiduis
e.truAten. Gr mar am See ouf Der
Saob unb i1sB cine NiIbsans, bic auf
hos Gis in tur3er Grfernung pom ufer
jiet. gr woate bisielbe boItn, brad
abr bnr9 b4s Sis unb ertrart. B5ess
ler mar Eanoibat fit Goaatp- -Ridter
aui I'm popuIi Rem lidtt II her lseten
Nab " biatert96t 6t1M nnh 50
KIM ~ sass4s as sss
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Wuulutex 19.
Wimne9aba 6ountb.
Spesialr rreiponoens.)
@ranb SO ca b o NJ.

-l3. Jtopember 1900.
sSohn Bipgras reilte am lesten Sonn-
abenb nab Mirhen, Sa., um einen alien
Sdultameraoen 81 beiuhen, nnb qes
benft ben 9Sinter iiber bort su bleiben.
6err 6enrp Brandt uon 9llbton, ga.
miro @nbe bieier ISOLDE auf cine Ssarm
/ IN e'ranb Meabop Iomnibip ,ieben.
Sein 6reano loenrp 8ipgras sins am
0ienitag pDnbier fort, nm ,Derrn Brandt
oa5 gieb bierber brin9en III bsIfen. Nir
bofien, oaB ibnen bos @etter sinitis
bleibt
6err 6ans 3iebmfe, Elm Sdwaqer
bes 6enrp Brandt, pirb au6 6alb nah
8afota tommen unb ieben, Oh Ell nidt
dil9 cine lh0ne 5arm flr iib iinben
fam, oa CT ieine Sarm bei Nlbton, ssa.
perfauft bat. giur INNER Der nah Snb
8afota, es nnb nob genug id0ne uno
CUTE 6armen bier
-19. gfopeulber 1900.
lnan9enebme5 @ettef iiir Dieieiiaen,
wel1e nod Roru i'm 6elo baben.
oerr Mfartin tanners nebit iSamilie
Ima6ten tiir5lib cine 8eludsrsiie nad
griogeipater.
enbe uoriaer Wohe ltattstcn Jrau
i6einrid gOrhsrbing pom soartforo uno
| 6rauIein emma Martin pou @euiuae
ton Der 5rau SdIi3t einen geluh ab.
Sdreibsr 8ieles iuiinibt, baB Die 0as
men gut mad Soauie getomnen limb.
SER 8tlbeIm S6libt pcn MleIuin,
.5a. weilt BEL ieiuen Bruoer JDrn. sSobn
Sdlibt. .Sm CONNER seiiel es benz
llun9en Wtann iebr gut IN 0afpta, bois
lfentlib gefdllt IS ibm jest aud.
SSobn Sd!ibt bat ieine 9ebGune nm
cine grOBe neue 6ornfrippe permebrt,
bamit e. 5faum gewinnt fir ar bas
llbone 6orn. .. 8ipsras.
(Spe;ial ial=gorrrpoubens.)
y nm otbt.
lis. giopemher 1900.
geeten 8onnerltag, ben Is. bs. fanb
Die Sranung pon 6srrn Sobn Rrpp
nit 6rdulein anna QSieie burd y6errn
galtpr 6anien in Der 6irhs Der @aa
Sate Vemeinpe ltdtf. Nl5 VrautluHgter
fun9irte cine Sdpelfsr Der graui, SRI.
Sill gSieie, unb ais 9rautflbrer IN
gruber bes 8rdutisams, @eprge Wiene.
9tab Der firdliden gerrmonie beaab
man it'd nnd bem 6auie pon Germ uno
6rau Sob. g8ieie, NO bas bod,sitsielt
gefeiert uurbe. Die nbIide Serenaoe
Der 6nnibolpter aaeennulitfapslls isbIs
te aud bier nidt. l0err sSobn Rorp
miro lein l0eim auf Der 6arm bss 6r.
S0icpelbein nabe .0umbolot ais elm
ebrliher, gutter 6armer auFiblagen.
gSir gratuliren benz ilinssn gbspaare
8onneritas ben 20. aiopember uirc
bier cine sroBe Gorltelluns itattiinben,
oenn Gbriltian mirb ,berrn l0anion cine
quite Sdubtarrenfabrt sebsn. unb swar
bon Sub nadj 9iorns9umbplet unb
iuieoer suriif. 9Senu bisis Sabrt in
einem Gage nidt besnbi9t pirb, 10 pirb
iie ben ndblten Gag iortselest. Nue,
ruelde oicIes NIT aniebeu wollen, iinb
berslid eingslaoen.
6. Henter.
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0rofer Bduterott.
Wit mebr als einer Nlillipn gollrrs
fa(lirt Wafler Garlep in 9.etp Nori.

Neip Uort, 1o. Nop. Grancis ..
gorlep, Elm tetannter Mttienmutler.
lieb i'm Bunbesgsrid)t BON Trenion. g..
g., ieinen 8anterptt unnelben. Die
0<rbinblidteiten iperben uber eineMil-
lion Dollars betrdgen. Ml5 Gaupt@
sldubieerin pirb Grau Garltp nit
$5O9, ,5O7 senannt. me.den Detrus lie
nah unb nod ibrem Gatttn porees
ihonen babcn fou. Die 3ipei ndbits
sr6Bkn GlGubistr finb Snman. Gpan
e 60. nit 1926, 900 unb s. Rennebp,
Sob & 60. bon Nelp Dort nit $780, !
600. Gdlehte Spttulntipn<n follen
bic urfadk b<s HnRttrpttS itin.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-11-22
6tser in Rbilippi, u. 30.

q6iIppi, m. 0a., II. Nop. I'm
ntnn ubr btute Morstn brod I'm Dal=
Iep 6otel bier Elm Gtuer aus. tuldes
fi6 rof1 ptrbrtittte unb eintn groBtn
4keil btS G<i9Gftsbiertels btr @tabt
3trRS1te. Der NtrIutf lpirb uHsefdbr
500, 600 betEa4tn. Am metftn fnb
horea betpfftH bk Defiter beS Qotels.
xtIn no 6p1lpori bk sintn G8os
a ts1 -
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1900-11-22
sao=1afota.
81 Nberbe eel

u beroeen.
.Sn SrOmn County bellefen llh mabs
rsno bes Sttobsr Die SanoIbertragunsen
auf 1920 Mfer uno Der Runfpreis be-
trna S52t SIS.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-11-02
greatly to the comfort and complete
ness of the Whitfield home.

LLNNA&r Emrt LntHNFe.
greatly to the eomforta and complete
ness Of the Whitfield home.
Jim Lintz and Ben Mitchell own q
mining claim which they value at
IS, 900; Lintz bets his half interest
against Mitchell's that Bryan car
ries acknowledgement Record
.er.
Mrs. Chas. Simmons and Miss
Payne, who for some time past have
been the guests of Mrs. Eugene Hol-
comb, left this morning to take in
the sights in the northern Hills.
The prettiest and most stylish
hat may be found at Mrs. Wallace's.
Also 9 new line OF ties and all kinds
of material for fancy work, such as
battenburg aud point lace patterns,
etc.
A. J. Mccain came in from his
Iowa trip this morning, where he
had been selling horses. He found
a fairly good market and did quite
we'll with the shipment.
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tended the injured member and
Mrs. Clifford is now on the road to
recoveiy y.
Jerry Nolan, father of Mrs. Ia *
Holmes, who has been visiting with
relatives here for the past three
weeks, returned to Hot Springs for
further treatment at the Soldiers
Homo.
Benjamin n. Ives Of st. Lawrence
S. d., grand lecturer .or the A. f.
and A. M. and r. A. NJ. is in the
city, and will meet with the Rapid
City lodge tonight.
Mrs. Kate Sterling who is teach
ing school at Elm Springs. went to
Hot Springs Sunday evening and
returned this morning.
Mrs. F. S. Peck of Deadwood is
visiting in the city, the guest Of
Mrs. w. L. Gardner. Her little son
Francis, returned to Deadwood this
morning.
Mrs. G. L. Van Koughnet, who
has been visiting relatives and
friends the past two weeks, returned
to Sturgis this morning.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-11-02
Free Of Charge,

Any adult suffering from a cold set
tied on the breast, bronchitis, throat
or lung troubles of any nature who will
call at Gardeners drug store will be pre-
sented with q sample bottle of Bcchee's
German Syrup free Of charge. Only
one bottle given to n person and
none to children without an order from
parents. No throat or lung remedy
ever had such a sale as Bochee's Ger
man; Syrup in all parts Of the civilized
world; 2 years ago millions Of bottles
were given away and your druggist
will tell you its success was marvellous.
II is really the only throat and lung
remedy generally endorsed by physi-
Clans. A 75c bottle will cure or prove
Its value. Sold by dealers in all civil
lied. countries.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-11-02
Velocity Of sound.

A full human voice, speaking In the
open air, when it is calm, can be heard
at a distance Of ago feet; a powerful
human voice, speaking in an observ-
able breeze with the wind, is audible
at a distance Of 1880 feet; the report
Of a musket, 10000 feet; a strong brass
band, 15,S40 feet; a drum 1850 feet;
very heavy canonading ninety miles.
Conversation has been maintained
over water a distance Of 6,696 feet in
the arctic regions. The velocity OF
sound in gases increases with. the tenn
perature; in air this increase is about
two feet per second for each degree,
centigrade. The velocity Of sound in
fresh water at a temperature of fifteen
degrees, centigrade, is ALA feet per
second, as determined by experiments
made in the Lake of Geneva in 1927.
In air it moves at the rate of about
s1.090 feet per second,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-11-02
Six weeks, Nap,

About six weeks ago Pauline Fitz-
gerald of New Haven, Conn.,. went to.
sleep after having attended during the
season 81 dances. She has not vet
awakened. Miss Fitzgerald was a
healthy young person. exceptionally
fond of dancing and never missed a
ball II she could help 1t. The sleeper
has wasted somewhat during the six
weeks OF her trance. and physicians
have forced q little liquid nourishment
into her system. Except for this she
has eaten nothing. It was thought pos
sible that she might have been put
to sleep BY hypnosis. A hynotist was
called but he failed to awaken the
young woman.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-11-02
Story OF a slave.

To be bound hand and foot for years
by the chains OF disease is the worst
form of slavery. George ID. Williams,
of Manchester, Mich, says My wife
has been SO helpless for five years that
she could not turn over in bed alone.
After using w BOTTLES Of Electric
Ritters she is wonderfully improved
and able to do her W work" This
supreme remedy for female diseases
quickly cures nervousness, sleepless
ness. melancholy. headache, baekache,
faihting ann dizzy spells. 1t is a god
send to weak, sickly, rundown people.
Cure guaranteed. Only SOC Sold by
w. l.. Gardned druggist.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-11-02
Mondays Daily Edition.

Ed Barthold and Ben Anderson
are in the city from Sheridan.
Nelson Fish Of Smithville return
ed this morning from Omaha and
other Nebraska points.
Judge MCGEE left last evening for
Hot Springs and Custer, where be
will take up court business.
Frank Stanton, wife and two
daughters returned from a few days
visit in Hot Springs this morning.
After a visit with friends at Dead
wood and Lead, Miss Ethel Spayde
was a Sunday evening arrival home.
Will Warner, wife and little son
were Sunday evening arrivals home,
after having spent Saturday and
Sunday at Deadwood.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Engler, and little
Slilo, WIZ udVo Uecu VlStbluB Ccl'
atives here a few days, returned to
Deadwood this morning.
One week mora and the agony
will be over. The writer is thorough
" glad that he is not q candidate
for Office on any ticket.
J. S. Gantz received a telegram
from Mrs. Gantz Sunday morning
stating that she had arrived safely
at Seattle and would reach Rapid
City next Sunday morning il moth
ing happens.
The Black Hills Bryan Day special
train will run from Hot Springs to
Deadwood next Saturday. It will
leave Rapid City at 1Oa. M, and the
rate is $3.50 for the round trip.
Better arrange to 90.
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Tuesdays Daily Edition.

EIVW AuoSuay > Dally EulIlOn.
John Conway Of Lead is in the
city.
Col. Best left last evening for
Chicago.
W. r. Castle is in the city from
Deadwood.
Mrs. Merle Mccain is in from Box
Elder today.
9. K. Howard came in from
8Smithyille today.
Jim Hartgering went to Yellow
Crock this morning.
Ii Parrifh was q passenger for.
Omaha lastsevening
Bert Rogers 81 Deadwood return
ed home this Sornipg.
Geo. Ayers Was M arrival from.
Dead wood last evening.
J. n. Brennan went down 70 Pine
Ridge agency last evening.
n. a. Gibson was A arrival from,
Belle Fourche last evening.
Rev. ], W. Barron came down
from Deadwood last evening.
Samuel ". West Of Hill City il
registered at the Jester House.
] r. Murphy returned last eve
ming from : trip toshis range on the
Moreau.
WeslsyS tuArt, Who has been il the
city tew days, returned to Sturgis
this morning.
.. q. Anderson, after spendinga
sswdays IA the city returned 70 his
home il sturRis this morning
" Il. Tompkins after ) pleasant
ylsit nth srelatixessand sriendsSre-
turned q PlAnkintonslast evening.
!, long sndsC. Gorsuct own.
"a y The Electro Cyanide splantg At
Ayssc xsnttoM Mystic t6is mornine.
Mn Hrssdo No ~ been visit.
iinl91 MS1lth at6si amny of Mrss Cleghorn.
1afkssfSws MINIS NJ n ynass
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-11-02
II Helped Win Battles.

Twenty-nine officers and men wrote
from the Frontto say that for Scratch
es, Bruises, Cuts, Wounds, Sore Feet
and Stiff Joints ,Bucklen's ArnicaS alve
IL the best in the world. Same for
Burns, Skin ruptions and Piles. IS cts.
q box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by w. u.
Gardner druggis.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1900-11-02

house jud yes Henry Morrow Chas L
Step George Safkin.
Precinct no 20 Dennis school house
judges HJ Aldrich Henry Musekamp
Hans E Nelson.
Precinct no 80 Hill City no 2 vacaat
room north Of %postofice, judges A L
Bishop Sam West Robt Rudesill.
Precinct no 81 Limestone, house OF
AC woodward, judges A c Wood
ward George L Bassett Ole 1apolt.
Precinct no 80 Moon district no 8
school house. judges Ira Bacon C E
Holdren w q Jinks,
Precinct no 80 Bear Creek, house OF
Americas Thompson judges A Thomp-
son Chas Morris Lem Swinehart.
Precinct no "a Bad River, Henry
Lang's ranch; judges Aenry Lang
George Swinehart Henry Hurley.
Precinct no 80 Deep Creek, Elmer
Hanks store, judges Elmer Hanks John
iDalzeil &c Huss.
Upon motion board adjourned to
meet October 5, 1900, at 8 O'Clock a. nj.
Fred J Crosse,
49, Alht1 EEIE-
Horace Crockett
County Auditor.
Rapid City, s D., Oct. s, 1900:
Board met pursuant to adjournment,
all members and tie county auditor
present. Minutes of October 4 read
and Upon molten approved.
On motion the following bills were
allowed and warrants orderd drawn on
the proper funds as follows:
A Matthias, services on board
of insanity, cur exp fund IA 90
Fred q Whitfield, services on
board 9 finsanity, cur exp 90.
"a w Bangs, services on board
OF insanity, cur exp 6 90
Frank Crawford repairing jail,
current expense 10 90
Con. Mercantile Co.. supplies
furnished J H4Dsary and county,
cur: exp fund "a 95@
Rapid City Electric and Gas.
Light Co, light and fixtures for
quarter go
Perkins Bros Co, supplies fur
nished county for 66I 8S allowed
on county general fund for 232 81
$40 54aof said bill having been
paid at the July session
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CITY AND COUNTRY.

From Thursd9 '. Daily Edition,
Try conkhn .stage Driver"
California gfbye. We warrant every
pair.-roY sweeney Hd~. Go.
J. 3. Ddckoyer has accepted a pos
ition az srayeling salesman for Toll
legion EsStetson Of Sioux City. His
territ6rywii 30 Iowa and he will
reside perhaps III Lincoln, Nebr.-
H6tsprings Herald.
Mrs.Frank Eyan and four chill
dren were passengers last evening
for Omaha where she will visit her
brother. She will also visit with
Mr.: Egan's people in Vermillion,
this state.
Mrs. Cox, mother OF w. M. and
Ed. Cox, Who has been visiting her
sons here for the past two months,
left last evening for a visit with
another son in Chicago.
Walter H. Smith, the next register
OF deeds, left yesterday for Key
stone, after having met the good
people down this way and let them
know he was . candidate for Office.
Hon. Tim Needham, who has been
in the vicinity Of Rapid City looking
after the interests OF the Tip Top
Mining Company, OF which company
he is president, left last evening 70,
his hons III Williamstown, KY. Mr..
Needham expressed himself as be-
ing very much pleased with the min
ing outlook Of the Black Hills.
JUST RECEIVED-Two carloads
OF mountain wagons! When you
want 4 good wagon come and see US.
We will sell you a first class wagon
for the same price an inferior wagon
would cost you.-Tom Sweeney
Hardware Co.
Geo. w. Ward, who has been
spending the summer at the Omega
camp near Pactola, where he is ex.
tensiyely interested in some prom
ising mining property, left last eve
ming for his home in Sioux Falls.
Mr.. Wards daughter, who is serious
IL III, spent some time at the camp
last summer.
9. A. Trowbridge is constantly
receiving new goods for the fall
trade. Afne line Of watches, rings,
chains, clocks, silverware and novel
ties on exhibition. Don't fail to call
and see them. The prices are right
Audsthe goods the best-C. A. Trow.
bridge. II
Tbs little six.year.old sonSof A. B.
Phillips was kicked in the face by a
horse this morning. The force OF
the blow was received between the
boys leyes, breaking the nose and
cutting the face badly. Dr.. Gilbert
was called, the face was stitched up
the injured lad started on the road
10 recovery. No serious consequen.
9 are anticipated.
ASg3ss F%sNstsiYf $500 &SssesAG.t ESE EsETTLAH4l} Wi
Any man who has ever worn a
suit 81 Brown Bros, California cloth
Ing knows that they are the very
oest. You can buy these goods at
the same prices asked for eastern
goods. We handle . nice line Of
those suits and would be glad to
show them to She trade.-Tom
Sweeney Hardware 90.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-03-16

out, broken shoe that she wears is the
lfneal descendant of the S12 gaiter in
which her mother walked, and that
torn and faded calico had ancestry of
magnificent brocade that swept Penn
sylvania avenue and Broadway clean
without any expense to the street COM
missioners.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1900-03-16
csram.. Big Earthouake.

The earthquake which has occurred
on the island of Ceram must. If the
accounts Of it be correct. have been one
of the most terrible of which we have
any record, since no fewer than 1900
people are said to have been destroyed.
Ceram lies a little to the northeast of
Java, and is, therefore, presumably
we'll within the sphere of that volcanic
activity which showed itself in the
amazing eruption of Krakotoa-ths
greatest known in history-in 1888. 1t
is to be hoped that the earthquake
which has desolated the island is not
the precursor of a new outbreak on tho
part of that tremendous volcano. II
will be remembered that the great
eruption was preceded by Just such a
shock--Tit-Bits-