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Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-05-31
A PAINTERS ESCAPE.
An Experience That Carries its Own
EIOral.


IOral.
Mr.. Chris Larsen, a well-known painter
and decorator in Rondout, N. Y, was
stricken with painters collie. His liver
was in q horrible condition, and his kid
neys and bladder much the same. The
bile acids accumulated in the blood and
tissues; hence the yellow skin, the tangled
nerves, the aching head, the foul taste in
the mouth, the failure of appetite, the
weakness, the spasms of collie and the feel
ings which made him lay aside his brushes
and decline orders.
II looked and felt" he says, "like one
who had gone through long siege of ill
ness. took various medicines without
getting any real benefit until 1 used the
new medicine, Calcura Solvent, discovered
by DR.. David Kennedy. l used it accord
ing to the directions, and it cured me so
thoroughly that 1 have not had a sick
day since"
Somuch for Mr.. Larsen's experience. 1t
carries its own moral, and plenty of suffer
ers will read it and say: "Why should not
Calcura Solvent help me too" No doubt
1t will. Try it and see.
If your druggist is out of Calcura Sol
vent, send $1.00 to DR.. David Kennedy,
Kennedy Row, Kingston, N. Y; express
prepaid Write for free sample bottle.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-05-31

ed the officer; and when it was pro
duced he bound Corners ankles Sc
curely. Now get some men in here
to watch this fellow"
The three wondering citizens who
returned with the postmaster were
sworn in as guards, Hobbs exhibiting
his credentials and giving them a
brief history of Corners counterfeit
ing operations, which had never been
suspected by the villagers. when he
nad satisfied himself that they would
not let the prisoner get away, Hobbs
started back to the Conner home. AS
ne reached the clearing ne broke into
run, and began yeInng at the top
VI his voice. Mrs. OOmers gaunt
IUIm APPEARED in the doorway.
Mats the natter she shouted.
Bring the gun, quick" painted
Hobbs.
In response to this she came tear
ing down the path, handed him the
gun and looked anxiously up the road.
What is it? Where are they?" she
demanded.
hobbs backed away yard or two.
They're right here, Laura"
Laura looked down the yawning
behi lClo VI llG III anu WlllCu. IlObDS
marched her up to the house, secured
the revolvers, gathered up the molds
and something like fifteen hundred
dollars in counterfeit coin-about all
he could carry-walked Mrs. Conner
to Frenchtown, and turned her over
to the guards. Then, arranging for
a reliable man to look after the Conner
house until he could return, he hired
a rig, loading his prisoners and booty
into it, drove to Ramsay's station, and
took train for Huntingsburg, where
he remained all night guarding the
couple himself. The following day
he left for Evansville, caught train
there for Indianapolis, and turned his
prisoners over to Captain Abbott that
evening. He had been continuously
on duty from five o'clock Friday morn
ing till nearly six Sunday evening
over 60 hours. Subsequently the pris-
oners signed written admissions that
they had been carrying on counter
feiting for more than two years, and
both went to the penitentiary. Hobbs
remained in the service until 1885,
and then resigned to embark in some
business where there was less excite
ment and a better salary.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-05-31
A Novel Question Before the Russian

wealthy landowner near Smolensk
Russia, died not long ago, and after
the funeral his heirs looked vainly
4or the will, but without success.
A few days later a young man, see
ing a graphophone on the table in the
library, put into it a record which he
supposed was that of a popular Rus
sian song. To his amazement and
terror ins.ead of song he heard the
dead mans voice reclte the words OF
the missing will.
The heirs were notified of the dis
covery, lawyers were summoned, and
they lost no time in examining the
record containing the will. 1t was
found to be fiawless, and the question
then arose whether a will left on a
graphophone cylinder would be deem
ed valid by the courts. This question
is now before the supreme court of
st. Petersburg
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-05-31
Paris Exposition Prizes.

The United States received more prizes at
the Paris Exposition than any other nation
except France. The total was 1881. OF these
30 were grand prizes 4S6 gold medals, 5S3 sill
yer medals, 422 bronze medals, go honorable
mentions, and long list of gold, silver and
bronze medals for collaboratOrs. 1t is also a
remarkable:fact, that though the inhabitants
of every country suffer from digestive troub-
les, and though every CLINE offers some ale
viative therefrom, it remains for America to
produce an absolutely reliable remedy for
such common diseases. This remedy is Hos
letters Stomach Bitters, Half n century ago
it was placed upon the market, and from that
day TO this it has never been equalled. 1t has
an almost unparalleled record for the cure of
dyspepsia, indigestion, constipation, sick
headache, sour stomach, belching heart burn,
nervousness, fatigue, insomnia, or any other
disturbance of the stomach. Be sure to give
il a trial,
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-05-31
MAY Ist TO NOV. Ist, 1901,
CONDITIONS,

Glass A-On sale daily, and good for passage,
in either direction, May Ist to Oct. zSth, final
limit Nov. 7d, and in Pullman Cars on pay.
ment of additional charges for such accom-
modatons.
Class Bon sale daily, and good for fifteen
(IS) days including date of sale, and for con-
tinuous passage only in each direction; and
are non.transterable, requiring signature of
purchaser, and must be stamped by agentat
Buffalo or Niagara Falls before same will be
good for return passage. Good in Pullman
Cars on payment of additional charges for
such accommodations.
Glass Con sale daily, and good for eight(s)
days including date of sale, and for continuous
passage in each direction, and on day coach
train only. Not good in Pullman Sleeping
or Drawing Room Cars. Tickets are nom
transferable, and require signature Of pur-
chaser, and must be stamped by agent at
Buffalo or Niagara Falls before same will be
good for return passage.
A. S. HANSON, Gen. Pass'r Agent
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-05-31

O'Clock he would go to Frenchtown
and get one. Hobbs waited until
Conner was about to start, and then
inquired if he thought there would
be any danger if he went, too.
NO" said Conner, come on" And
off they started together.
Before they had gone far Hobbs
stopped. Say, Tom" he remarked,
I've got a bottle of whiskey over here
in the woods, where l buried it yes
terday as l came up. Guess I'll go
over and get it,"
"All right" said Conner, no sus-
picion crossing his mind, "go get 1t
an I'll mosey along"
Hobbs hunted up his tree, regained
posse session of his revolver, handouts
and badge, and followed on behind
Conner. The desperate, all uncon-
scious of impending trouble, strobe
along to town and walked into the
post office. Hobbs entered a minute
or two later. There was no one in
the place but Conner and the postmas-
ter behind the counter. Tom turned
to see who had come in, and found
Hobbs looking at him over the sights
of an ugly, long barrelled revolver.
Throw up your hands, Tom!
The officers voice was as soft as
woman's, but there was death in his
calm blue eyes. Corners hands went
up reluctantly, and the postmaster,
who had taken in the situation at
glance, dropped behind the counter.
Corners face was a study. Rage, ha-
tired, disgust and wickedness were
clearly reflected as, with arms eX-
tended above his head, he glared at
the little man at the other end of the
pistol
What the hell does this mean, any
how?" he demanded.
IT'S a case of Uncle Sam, Tom.
Turn round" Conner slowly pivoted.
Hobbs felt for the revolver in the
usual place, but there was none.
They amt no gun there" growled
lom. EFF they had ben, I'd"
"Never mind what you would have
done" interrupted Hobbs, "just you
turn round again" Conner obeyed'
and Hobbs tossed the handouts on
the counter. put those on" directed
Hobbs, "and see that you fit them
tight" , 81.
Conner scowled, but slipped his
wrists into the steel bracelets and
snapped them.
"That's right. Hey! You behind
the counter come out here"
The postmaster emerged cautiously
Get me a piece of rope" command
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1901-05-31

What is the price of Dobbins' Elec-
tris soap?"
duced from ten, Hasn't been less than
ten for years"
~Why, that's the price of common
brown soap. Send me a box. l can't
anord to buy any other soap OTTER this"
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-06
WeGoot Gouutp.
(Spe;iuls elponoens.)

Spencer, 4. SUM 1901.
yei Serrn Wm. 0peIe tlapperte Der
Storh am 30. Mai uno butterflies
einen 9pfilnoisen iungen yanfier. 9lls
GroBpater Sante oies erfubr, tau3te er
Die StraBe INNER 'rauf uno 'runter
uno iaste 5u ieinen Grsunoen, tommt
Der Sungens uno brennt gud cine an!
Der Jrauen=@erein Der bielieen lutb.
3lrhe belt am lebten Sonntag Elm
ptcnic i'm Npiel= uuo gDeingarten oes
9errn 6. W. 2inoetu9el ab, ipeldes
elnen Heingepinn bon $1,000 abpari.
Die 2ittle 8erman 8ano lieIerte ole
Wulit ba5u uno Der Yerein lit oieier
Wulitbanoe gu sroBtem Oant perphi1=
tet, melden Der Yerein auh hermit
abltattet.
perr Jrant Butler itiir3te am Mon=
tag beim Wailerbolen aus ben bieligen
6 teinbriiden rudmdrts aus bem Wa=
gen uno oerfau4te ii9 bic @9ulter.
Gr III aber i@on mieoer aui per BeNe=
rung. !
perr penrp Wtartlng tpar lebte Wo=
DE auf elmer electromagnetic mad
Oirtston. g. e., uno es gefdut ibm
bier lebt piel be1er, als porber.
Die na4fol9enoen Deuti4en lins auf
eirsr mo4entli9en &eiie na9 Der Role
buo Asentur: g. Geiser Gr., O. Sci
ger ST., Sobn Nii:ers unb 6rit Qrl=
ger ST., um einisen bon ben oortigen
Rlapperl4langeu bas Goraus au
MAIDEN. 6err Wilbtlm Bor9sroing
BON 0ebrasfa 1T in oieier Gegeno au
Yeiu9.
Der Gleii&ermeifter, perr ). @auer,
ooer Wur}t Grdnkl, mie er bier ge-
wobnli4 senannt wiro. fdbrt iett ie6en
Sag nit feinem neuen 6leii4erma9en
nab gpipbanp, um bic pielen buneeri-
gen Neiienoen, bic bort Del Or.
2roeaer 6eiluns fu9en, nit 6leiid
uno Wurit gu periorgen.
&arl Qarolus.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-06
Hanfou 6 Gountu.
(Spejiol=G relponoen;.

U Nleranoria, 8. SUM- 1901.
Die 6erren S. g. uno Carl UearIo
uno Sobn Sdreiber pon ySslt Beno,
Sa., ltno bier 3u gelu9 BEL 6rant
ufarlo nno wolen su slei9sr 3eit bas
yano bier beleben NIT ber Nblibt, iid
bier an;utaufeu.
9err Bouquet uno Jrau, ,ueIde leste
Wshe beimsutebren beabii1tiaten, mers
ben nod cine 3eitlans bisr bIeiben, UNI
Der 5odieit ibres Neiien, Satob 5@ils,
bei5uwobnen, wel9e iibermorsen ltatt-
finbet.
Nm Somitas batten mir oas Berqnl-
gen, bic Betannti&ait bes 6errn Rebats
teurs 6ans Demutb gu MAIDEN unb cine
uer9nlste Stunos nit ibm su uerplau>
bern. 6offentlid belu9t uns 6err
Demutb baIb mieoer.
am Samltas tebrten bic 6erren WoB,
RIasmann, AIfreb, S9lns unb S@ult
BON ibrer Oklahoma @eile pie6er ,urad.
gs sefiel ibnen bort febr gut.
Gbas. Wario tauite am Samltaa sic
TierteIiettion Qanb pom gmil 6aebner,
4 WeeiIen ilbweia pon Mleranbria, fur
$500. 9err Mario beabf9tiat na&s
ftes 6ribiabr bierber 5u 3ieben.
Rorsen werben s. Rnepper unb 5.
Binanbp mad Oklahoma, reilen nm ii&
qane uns 2eute bort an3uisben. - Cor.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-06
q b I b { n.

Sler fanS Die Transformation Be,
Diattabder=3itter ltatt, Die iebr erfpls-
reid perlief. Gie nd1ltidbrioe 6pn=
BENTON piro in Wlithea itattfinoen.
Glt q pint.
gllbpf S'8orman pOllSog Die bl.
,flrmung on 6S perionen, oaruntet
filnf Grlpahienen, in Der ct. soIepbs
Rirhe. Gs aiiiitirtsn BEL Der feierli=
den Sanolllng sebn grielter aus Den
benabbarten gemeinoen.
y8 opn I fet.
Eel Dem gln;iinben eines GaIolin=
orens lingen Die &leioer Der 6rau 81.
S. sneboe, 6attin zines prominentelt
etienpaarenbdnolers, Seuer, uno Die
6rau erlitt 10 idmere 8erlebunaen,
Dab lie binnen elmer Stunoe perifieo.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-06
Wpro=0afota.
(Spe;ial GprreIpoubeu,.) ]

gpm Don, Wells So. "a. Wtai 'Ol
Soter berrItt nod INNER trodnes.
belBes Neitsr, besIeitet pon bsiBeu
sSinosn. Die 6urnsr lino jset ON
6ladSIden, sinigs wouen oumit absr
marlen. bis Gesen tommt. Vei TeIeu.
ben lino mande NeiisnIelber lhon total
uertrotnst. Norolid bon Ontario ia,
Der Gtno Die Nusladt blosgelest une
on manden Stelleu Ipisoer aani suqe.
oett. Solte es aber iset balo Neaen
9eben, 10 tonnen mir bod nod eiue quite
6ladssrrte eruarten.
gSie es ideint, mirb unler beutIder
Sdulbausbou bod nod gu Stanoe toms
men. Die Beamtsn iino ernannt uni
Heo. O0rrins funsirt ais Goriiser uni
ut gum Erofe0or ernannt.. @enannter
.9err ldeut teine RIbe unb III Elm outer
Oeutlder. IS 1T AUDI aou; gut, pab
es nod .2eute siebt, bic ooraui ieben,
bab unier Deuti9 nidt gan, su @rurbs
sebt. 2eioer siebt es nur gu uiele Ieut.
ide, meI4e fi1 ibrer Mutterlprad.
i4dmen, onitott fol, barauf gu lein.
Denn iie erit Elm paar Worte enalilt
reoen tonnen, meinen fie i9on number,
mas iie iino unb molten oann am lieblteu
nur nod ensIi@ ipreden, wenn lie nit
Deuti4en 3uiammentommen, bic nod
gar nidts bcuon uerneben. Au9 Iollteu
bic Oeutl4en bic beutine 3e,tuua be{1e1
unterflsen unb es ni9t MAIDEN, mi.
lener Deuti@e, wel9er aus elmer ensli.
i@en 3eituns porlefen woQte, baB ein
stoBes S@iff unterSesansen lei, aber
als man na1fab, bate er bas unters
gnbe nod chen unb bic i3eituns pertebri
in Der 0anb. Das beibt man aud eineu
Ameritaner. (Drnuo! - Die Neb.
Sonnta9 ben 80. Mai ueranitalteu
bic beutl@en 8aptiifen in Nittmoier,
Mevean County, Elm sroBes Iauifeit,
BET benz Rtp. 6renJte ols prebiser fun.
seIt. gmil NobeI.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-06
Wtner Gounfp.
tSpeSial GORE ipoitoen,.

. opdro, 4. Suni 1901.
8etraut Duroen am 80. Wtai ourh
9errn pfarrer Steher in Der fatboti=
'hen Stride 81 bomarp Spiepb sSar=
bing BON GmerD, 6anIpn So, nit
sri. Nnna Gran5 Sohter bon Wittpe
afargaretba aran3 bon Ganppa Sonn=
lbip. Die SohSeit murpe in miiroioer
gSeile i'm Sau'e Der Wtutter Der graut
9efelert. Die geiuirtbung mar uusee=
seihnet, nur oas slllerbeIte tpurbe auf=
getraaen, uno brei aellner Iorqten fir
Die SDIbung oes 9urites. Die erihie=
nenen 8alte uaren Sahlreih uno tamen
bon bier perihieoenen Counties aus
Satpta; aud Soma ipar pertreten.
Sph SaniOn Gountp lieferte Die oe=
ltiftelten Siertrinter; tpmnt Dpbl oa=
ber, neil es in SanIon Gpuntn 10 trp=
den III. Sem jungen paare, oaa ieine
Seimatb in Sanion Gountp aufi6ldqt.
unlere belien GliifpilnIhe!
Sraberlhmilfungstag ipuroe eben=
falls am 30. Mtai in piiroiqer HeiIe
gefeiert. Sn feierlider groSelIion 500
man sum Gir6hofe. Goran Die Som.
aro Itnlittapelle, oann Die Yeteranen
oes Hebellionstrleges uno oes ipani=
lhen Grieses. Die Soparo Soo fsel=
lop sDge in Tegalia, griIfin's WtuIit=
tapelle (bDn 6anppa), Die Shultiroer
auf gelhmilften @agen uno Die gir=
ger IN Rut'hen. q 8rdber bon per=
liorbenen SDlDuten nurben beeorirt.
gluh Die Soo 6elloms oecorirter Die
8rdber ibrer per'torbenen Mitelieoer.
gfahmittass belt N. g. chamberlain,
Staatsannalt fir Miner GpuntD, cine
palienoe Hebe.
Salentin Sob, siilslior fir Soiuaro
Sopnibip. 1T auf elmer Sour bearif=
fen, INN Die giirser oes SomnIbips
ilber ibre Iinansiellen 8erbdltnilIe aus
sufrager.
Ginns Smith, bon pennIpluaniIh=
oeutiher slbitammuns, bat ieBt 90
junse Shueine auf leiner Ssarm bon
100 Nder uno lit eifrig bemiibt, sans
aIeln Sorn aenu9 81 sIeben, um Die
Oinser ndblten 9erblt su mditen.
SeBten Sonntas bate Spbn Shmits
gen leine ytahbarn lno Sreunoe su
elnem geiuh elnselaoen uno babel
3eigte es lih, oaB lein Srunnen niht
nur Waller lieferte, ionoern audi Bier,
iuenn quite Jreunoe i'm beiuben.
Srairiefarmer.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-06
Ncii fiir's Srrcnbaus.
Sod ctpa 5000 bon ibm angcitefic
Tcrloncu glanGen ibm.

Chicago, 3. SUM. Der 0laubenss
fhpinnler Rep. 1otpie preDigte geitern
unter 9lnberem. sd bin glias, Der
propbet, Der 3usrit dls elias, bann ais
sSo5annes Der Sdufer unb Nun IN rfleis
net perfon erIteint. glias mar ein
propbet, Sobannes mar Elm Yreoiger,
ober ih pereinige in meiner YerIpn ben
prppbeten, ben Yrebiger uno Den Bes
herrIter Der WlsnI1en. Wtein brittes
grIheinsn duf Der groe lit bon Widlu=
hus, bon ejptt ielbif. bon Ieinem
Sobre Seius, bon peter unb ihon por
5000 Sabren bon Wofes prophe5eit
iporpen. Ollie, bic mir glauben, mDgen
aufiteben!" gs erhoben Iih bon ben
5000 Yerfpnen, ipelcbe Die ipubnpiBige
glntiinoigung bes serillenen S1ninoz
lers bOrten, iiber 5000 BON iaren
Siben.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-06
Sampler Grplofio on.
Gin Mann lDnrOe getOotet nnh orc,
uuroen DcrleBi.

9ittsburg, l. SUM-. Der Shlepp=
bnmpfer n9eorge g. 3OB", Gigenthum
Der 9ittsburg plute SLAB gompanr
ipu1oe ourh eine grploiion in Der Nsat
bon 6arsntum, ga, sdnsIih 5erItori.
Der Gapitdn oss Odmpfers, asap,
ipurDe auf Der Stelle getootet; Der Rod
WilIon 9edttp rpurbe tootlih unp Der
MnIhinenfiihrer 9umpbren Mount
fpuros itper perlest. Der SeiSer Sur
Wplfe fam nit leidten 0erlesungsn
pcoon. 0as etipd 500 SUB pom ufer
entfernt itebenpe 9uus Gbdrle5
Selmers ipuroe ourh SprensItiide lrl
beIhdoist. Der Oampfer reprdlsa'
tirte einen Werth ben $4,000.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-06
sonr Galls, sao.oatota, 0onnerfae, g. Suni 1901

8raFen b. poYdbopsfhz zWebner, fofpsit
lie Die Qusorbeitu19 Der 3oltdrifs s8or-
ldge hetreffe, ais cine perfeblte 3u be-
traftsn lei. Die Ginberilfllng Der
Wini'tersG Gonferen3 iIeine oarduf hiar
Subeuten, Dab Die bisherisen @ordrs
beiten iich ein5ig unb dllein ouf oa3
3uiammentragen ppn 9Rateridl Be.
IfrGntt hdtten IND fon,it jeper 5ipias
9enoeu geoeiitung entbebrtsn. Dis
9latt oerleiht Der Soffnung 9usbrad,
baB oie gpnferen3 in Safen oes Sole
tariffs cine ieibItItdnoigs aegierun3ss
politit fsIiItgGea unb isoea Minindl!lz
rif perlpC-fsu tcerbe.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-06

ebenlo ME Nrautn W6aeen=. Ytberz uno Jfle.
rsnleioen su,n Opfer unb aue tiblen bic Sol
9sn in Appetitloiisteit, Blutpersiftun9,
3rru;N1mer;en, Nerpoiitdt, Ropfi@mer3en.
unb motteln @eiiibl. 9oren Sic, mas &.
9S. Gardner, Shauiat, Sno., la8t. ~Gieftris
Vitters ii 9eraoe bos re9te Ding fir ben
Dfeniten. lpeun ct matt 1T unb fir bas Sc
ben tsine Tre,oe madt. Gs CAB mir neue
HroIt uno 9uten appetit. 50 fonu isei
Aues eflen ilnb babe neuen Qebeusmltb. :
9f,lr so Cts. in Sr. Steenleu l. Con Apc=
tbets unb auem apotbeten auberbalb GiouI
Tous Jcbe Jlai4e sareE!irt.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-06
Vinoi9e 0cid),uoremen.
GcGeu iibcr einen Rcrf cinen yabr=
lpru1 ab.

ct. 2ouis, no., 1. SUM-. Sn Del
gldbe pom Gogemont purt, Sit ct
2ouis, Sus,, lpuros am Onnnsrita1
Morgen Der aopf zines Munnes, in ei-
men dlten Hod eingetDidelt, gefunpea
ginise leere Gouperts, bic in benz Rod
iih befanoen, tparen an s. H. WH;
liums, Nep Dort, serihtet. Der 90.
roner belt einen Snqueit ab uno ieir
WuhrIpru1 lautete .SelbfmOrb". Sr
Der Ndhe Der 5unoiteae iuuros eth cl'
tes perroitetes Hoiirmeher gefunoen
unsefdbr 100 Yuros bon Der S.eu;
entfernt, no Der aopf lag, mar III
Npril Die topfloIe 2sits zines Wln-
mes sefunosn porosH, Die nis;9nls io.ni
tifi3irt puroe.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-06

Die beoauernsmertbeiten Welen in
Der @eIt iine bieienisen, Die on Dsss
pepfa uno Qebertrantbeii Ieiben. Me6r
ols IS proeent a0er Qeute in ben Ser.
Gtaaten iinb nit bieien b.iben Qeibem u.
eeren Golsen bebaftet, als iasrer Maas
gen, trantbafte Ropfl9merseu, beidns
bigger Veritopiuns, 9er3tlopfen, Sobs
breanen. md0eriser Musi@los, nasenbe
uno brennenbe Sdmer3en in Der Nas
sensessnb, selbe !6aut, 5eleste 3unse
uno miberli9er @el4mod i'm Munbe,
Auiitoben aus benz Masen mad benz
Gilen, Nieoerseidlasenbeit uiw. Oebt
3u Guren Npotbeter unb fault eine s5las
Idle Au9ult 6loper fir IS gents. 3wei
DOZEN spercen Gnd sinoeruns brinsen.
Verlu9t es. yaBt Sud Green's Breis=
&alenber aeben. Hrobefialden gratis
bel Or. Steenien & Son unb q. s..
Stite5 in Sieur 0aus.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-06
Hcucs Dorado.
ssu Den Widita Bergen iii angeblih
0oloers geinnosu.

Sort Mortb, Ger, a3. SUM-. sn
BEN Wihitd Bergen IN cen aionaz
unD Der gomdnhes sRelerpdtionen Ipl
Gjoloer5 gefunosn ipproen iein, fpelhss
$3.50 in 9plD unp $3.50 in Gupfer
pro Sonne ersiebt. Sn bem 0iItritt tit
elm poitamt erDffnet lporoen, unb5unz
oerte bon 8ploIufern haben iif be-
reits in Dem nenen Dorado sinsefuHs
ben.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-06
9.rncbi;G]c 0nard)if.cn.
Serbaitct, ,Dcil lie, luic cs bicE, Mliors
... m9rocr Tp!l!cil.

MaSric, /. SUM. 3pei unasblide
andr4iIten. ein Stuliensr uno Elm
Spanier, i:nn urter Dem 9srbaht pers
baTtet fuorotr, OaB iie Dem iunsenaDs
MIA 9(lfonIo n1ch pam 2sben trahten.
Die 8oli3ei tpuros ben Wlarlsia.s,
Srdnt1ei4l, aus auf Die beipsn an5ebs
ltten yseridisntiaer" aufmsrtlam
gemuht. SisFeiben iollen audi Der
Gegentin naH Dem 2eben getrantst
bdben. Def Staliener be.heuert ieins
5urnloiigtsit unb perfitert, pub er
fi4 auf osm Wese nah amerita be-
fdro.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-06
glus Guba.

5upund, 8. SUM. Die propbe5eis
hungen Der Hationaliiten Supands be-
5iislih oes grgebniiIes Der Sanltas
ituttsefunosnen Municipalpu hlen Iinn
erfiiat poroen. Der Mepors Ganpis
bat Der Nationalilien, Senor Wiguel
Gensr, ipuroe nit 11,115 ssesn 1888
Stimmen, tpeldR Der republitanilhe
Gunoioat Senor Moru, unb 3,211
Stimmwn. tpelhe Der oemOtratiIhe
Ganoiblt Ssnor Gurlos erhielt, gum
Mdbor eripdblt. Sn ben Staotratb
ipuroen Is nutionuliItiife, bier repu>
blitanilhe unb 8tpei oemotratiihe 4ls
oeruen srlpdblt.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-06
Muirubr III Spanicn.
M:.--cre Verioucu setDbiet nuo ieb,
piele Dernunoet.

Gorunna. Spanien, /. SUM-. Der
eeitrige 9lufrubr bier foroerte mebr
Spfer, dls man urIpriinglih permi@
thste. 3pei Wdnn unD cine 5rIu
tpurben getootet. Die 6olpitHer find
nit 9erfpunoaten iiberfiillt. Die Iufs
itdnoiIten mnften BON ibren gfepulz
bern Qus1iebiaen 9ebrduf.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-06-06
Nuf Der Yabnfrcu3nng.
9afe Sbore Gig eollibirt bci Snniirl
nit eincr groidfe.

3untirt, q. o., 8. Suni. 3ug 90.
80 Der 2afe Sbpre 9ahn, Der UNI
11.30 seiterH Wlittas BON Glepelano
abfubr, itieb il Nprth Gait, etfpd 8
Wleilen iiiolih bon bier, auf cine
0roIhte, in iuelher lidl Der 25idbriss
Scrrn Waltsr, Der 35idhrise Srant
5inblan unb Der 18jGbrise Bruce
Sa5lett befanoen. WaIter ipurbe auT
Der Stelle getDDtet uno feline beioen9es
fdhrten erlitten tDbtlihe 8erleBungea.