davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13

James Brown Potter. who is at Newport. will not
occupy the ChanIer cottage this season. but has
placed it at the disposal Of his daughter who
married James A Stillman the other day The
house has been thoroughly remodelIed and altered
and is now one Of the handsOmest OF the smaller
cottages the cliffs.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13

Winthrop Rutherford has changed the name OF
his 90-footer from the PoIywog 10 the Barbara
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13

Woodbury. Kane has left town and gone TO New
port for the season.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13

cottage at Newport for the season, and Mrs
Nicholas Fish has also arrived there to spend the
summer.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13

J. Stevens Ulman and his wife. who was Miss
Gertrude Barclay, have taken cottage at South
ainpton- Mr. and Mrs Henry A Barclay. parents
or Mrs Clman. will also be at Southampton for
the season Mr.. and Mrs. Charles T Barney are
there occupying their cottage. Some alterations
and Thirty-eighth-st.
New-York tribune., 1901-06-13

/ Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Van Rensselaer, who are
at Philadelphia. will give big luncheon party on
board their yacht, the May. on Sa turday next in
the course OF a trip up the Delaware, returning
/ before night
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-05-16
Gooitston GountD.
tSpe;iaI sGorrelponoen;.)

Sontb g bore, Is. Mfai 1901
Sn Soutb Sbore piro INNER tabtia
ipeiter gebaut.
0err Souis 0rewing mar ertrantt,
befinoet lid aber iest wieoer beiler.
6rau grewins iii Isioer nod inmer
tranf.
Sine Strede norolid pom bier bat Ser
alte Bois porIeste Wobe ourb Grbdns
gen leinem yebsu elm 3iel seleet. Gr
bate ii9 in ieinem @etreioelpeider aui
ben Vooen beseben uno binter lid bic
Greppe binaufge;osen unb iib nit oops
pelt gelester Binceridnur auisebdust.
Nean fano i'm tnieno, 9fod, Welte unb
Sbube bate er abseIest, uno iid 10
pom 5eufel beHen loNen. Die llriade
81 oieier Chat 1T unbetannt. Iorb.r
bate er ieineu 0sadbar ssirast, ob Sol
4e, bic iid ielbit entIeiben, aud lslis
mersen t0nnen. DerleIbe iou inn eez
antwOrtet baben Su, beim IeuIel in
Der Ooue.
Trau Bunbe if Iette Wo9e pon ben
Oottoren Glart unb McRen3ie operirt
worsen. Wir winiden, baB lie bals
wieber gang berseltellt wirb.
Der tiir3li9e Groit bat an ben 0ar=
tensewddlen, namentli9 Rbabarber u.
tIeineren pflan3en, siemli@ Sdaben
setban.
Die Jormarbeiten iinb bis auT BEN
Jluds fertis.
9err $. Midaels, ST., bat .inen
9roBen Stat sebaut. Seine alepisls
baume ltanoen BEL benz 6roft in boiler
8litbe. Oh berielbe ibnen seidaoet, uirb
bic 3eit lebren.
9err Nusuft Strese BAT auf Der let=
ten Nubeltdtte ieines uerltorbenen Sob.
mes lesteu Daitt.Dod einen @rabitein
iesen laiien.
0err Sobann Bu9bols unb GrduItin
Anna Neoemste bielten am /. Nai Oo1s
3eit nnb muroem pom Paitor Rol,in ae.
traut. gSir uini9en BEN iunsen. gbes
paay cine sliidli@e 3utunft
Anonimus.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-05-16
Spinf GountD.
(Spesial s6orre rrelponoens
g r a II B 0 II.

Sine sroBe Senoung grabiteine 1T
bier einsetroffen auf geitelang bon
IngebOrigen bieliger geritprbener. Die
Steine luurben leBten Montag aui Dem
bieligen 6rieohof allfgeitellt.
Serr 6erb G6nig, gripatier uno
Hentler, tam bon Hebfielo lebten Mpn=
tag, I'm li1 feline eanoereitr 81 beicbn.
Serr aonis bat cine ihone 5arm bier
uno Iein pahter lit Elm tiitti9er, iun=
ger 9eutider, Der lih auf Die 6arnerei
perIteht.
6reo Gibaro, uel6sr Iit in einem
Ooipital 81 Wiinneapplis elmer Opera
tion u1terluorfen bat, befinoet lih auf
DEM @egc Der Seilerung.
6err Sobn &app arbeitet segenmdr=
tig in Der Wablmiible in Geoiielo er
fam lebten SSreitag beinl, gieua aber
Msontag uieoer an Die glrbeit. Sobn
lit Elm geihifter apiiller uno lit allsr=
mdrts beliebt. gSilbelm lit in Der bie=
ligeu Wiible nit Shrpten beIhdftiat.
Granoon brallbt einen 8rpblhmieo
uno elm tiihtiger oeutlter 8rpb= unb
Sufl1ntieo wilroe bier lobnenoe 9lr=
belt Iinoen.
gin Serr 6ranbols bon Ntinneipta
lit bier allf SeIi.h BEL 6reo Stroeoer.
Sieie beioen 9erren begaben Iih tiirs=
lih auf Den 6ilhfang. lleber oas gr=
gebniB Der Grpeoition ibmeisen iie lit)
aber srilnolih aus. Gorr.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-05-16
WcGoof Gountn.
iSpeiiaI sGorreiponbens.l
pencer. l3. Nlfni /.

y * III I, 10. WtQl lJUI.
Die gduern lino bieie Nphe ale am
eprnpHansen. gs miro iuenialtens
Elm Srittel mebr @orn eepfIanst, ais
I'M leBten Sabre, ein getpeis, baB Die
gauern iebr gut pillen, ipas gut fir
Die Butter lit.
gei Serrn 8. s. Suetb flapperte
an s. Der Storh uno butterflies ein
9elunoes Wtdohen. U}uiter unO Gino
llno perbaltniBm1Big mpbl.
S.Sinoetuge., BON Der GanpDa gant,
mar geftern bel Wtuttern su geiuh.
Serr Sobn grenner bon Wtinneapo=
lls, Elm friibertr 8eipobner bon Spen=
Ger, mar aaf einise Gage bel bieliaen
Setannten 5u geIuh.
soerr Burt Gobbins, melher ih.per
an Der Sungenentsinoung trant oar=
nieoerlas, lit uieoer auf Der gelierunq.
6ral Sohn Senner reilte leBte Wohe
nah Sutberlano, Sa., I'm ibre trante
Wtutter su beIuhen.
gei Der am 6. oieies Mlpnats abae=
1altenen Staotpabl tpuroen folaenoe
Seamten erpdblt: Staotratb: Ssranf
Seuer, 8. Summel uno s.. WebHer;
Glert, s. W. Sinbetueel; Shabmeilter,
8. s. suetb; 9liellor, Ssrib SurB;
Wsarlbal, g8m. Wtueters.
anrl Garollts.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-05-16
&tner Geuntn.
(Spe;ial= Gorrelponoen;
$ 0 M arb, l3. sra

ON I'd, I3. Wal. 1901.
Sept tuiro Qomaro Elm sueites
Saloon 0eiddft baben. peinri4
Quhle bon Salem bot um bic grlaub-
nib raaeeiu4t, uno oieielbe aud er-
b0iten uno Damn gebt Strie9els'
MouopOl(?) i'm Saloon -Oei9dft 81
gnoe. IS bleibt nur nod bic Bilo-
ung zines 9rufts iibrig.
peter @lum bat einen Cream 9ep=
orator bon Seq Sdroeoer 9etuuit uno
nil iih gang aufs Yiebbaltsn uno
gutterma9en berlegen, ipeil IS lobn=
enber nno iiherer 1T, ala Wei3en3ieben.
Sbr oeutiden Garner BON Winer
eountp, ie eber ibr oahelbe tbut, oelto
better fir euh.
llnier oeutider Sheriff Grimme bat
iid Die Cano perltaubt, unb trdgt ben
Arm in elmer Binoe.
Ser 2anobanoel in W}iner Gountu
bat einen 9roBen Mutf4ipung genpm-
men. 9d8liA fommen Qanhtdufer
an uno osr Qanbpreis lit felt lebten
perbf 3iemli6 in bic 0obe oe9angen.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-05-16
0encl Gountp.
(SpsiioIs gorreiponoe,,,.l J


y ia m ont, ben Is. Nlai 1901.
lln'er poltmeilter 8. 8. 6eurniep
perlor iein guggnpfero beim Sspblen;
bns Goblen lag niht rihtig uno muste
nit 8epalt sebolt peroen. Sine
babe Stunoe Darauf mar Die Stute
audi tpDt; lnaufmerflamfeit bes ge=
liBers mar jeooh Die Shulo.
Wtit Dem gau oes Sooenuebduoes
1T begonnen, inoem Der aeller ausae=
boben 1T unb Steine gum 6unoament
gefahren iperoer.
Sine ibpieriee Iiagenoperation poll=
Iubrte leBten Montas Or. Wcaep bon
eanbp, W}lnn; ilnter glliiItirunq Der
Gottoren genoa bon Marrietta Wtinu.,
gentlep bon 8arp, uno Safe BON
Hepillp, g. O., an ben Ssarmer &.
0all > Wteilen iiiolih BON GepillD.
Die Operation tpurbe ieoph su ipdt
pprgenpmmen, slpei Saee oaraui Itarb
Der Wtann. llriahe: er bate circa 2
pfuno adie troten seseilen unb oer=
lelbe bate lih i'm Masen perbdrtet.
glm Sonnabeno ben IL. Mtorqeus
A llbr 'tarb 9einrih Semte, Oalbbru=
Der BON Wm. Semte, II Meilen n0ro=
lid bon bier fuobnbaft, redter gruoer
Der Wtu.ter Der Jrau bes Gprreipor=
oenten; oerlslbe mar su 3eiten niht sl=
rebnln9sTabig, manbmal io9ar ee=
rdbrlih; lelnen leBten uno ihlimmIten
glnfau bate oerielbe cine Uphe ppr
lelnem Spoe. Seine Seimatb bate er
lett nebr als 20 eSabren BEL ieinem
gruoer Wilbelm uno erbt oerielbe nun
oas ibm bon ieinen in Ssaltenburq,
Yommern, peritorbenen gater ausae=
'egte NermDgen. gr unD feline SSrau
haben lid DalIelbe pobl peroient.
Sur Ginmeibung Der oeutIt. faith.
Stride am Sonneritag ben 9. in
GranSburg batten Iif unqefdbr 1000
ufenl1en eingefunoen lno oa es ein
ihoner, lDarnler Sag iprr, 10 bate Der
olfe Dat @rain nit ieinen 6ebilien
alle Sanoe boil 81 tbun, Inn ben babel
mahtig entlpifelten Surif III Itilen.
Shne Die iibli6en blauel 6enlterlaoen
III e. itbrlgens, luie i9 bore, babel
nldt abgegangen.
Die Drei Gismdnner, ptamertlis,
Serbatius, Yancratius baben Iih oes
Sabr piinttlih an IL. einqeitellt.
Mt. 8runste.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-05-16

Der bette Uerni1ttr pon gdulen an
6lbnern, pferben, Hinbpieb, e9afeu,
l0unoen uiw. 1T Der .Guoter Qice Rils
ler". Die aueinise 9sentur baflr in
Siour SAILS boben Or. S. @teenfen 4
Sobn, Npotbeter.
8ilIise 6abrt mad Mils
NJ wcntee.-3u Der idbrIiden Yeriamm1
lung Der @roBlose Der Sits piro Die
Omaba>Yobu Side:s nad Weilmauree
uertanien gum einia9en Tabrpres plus
- fir bic Nunbiabrt. Gidets merben
uertouTt am 81, 90. unb 80. sSuli, qiits
ti9 CUR Nudlabrt Bis sum 81. Suli.
6. g. Nortom, Asent.
Die Burlington, Gebar Nopi6s q
9fcrtbern Giienbabn bat cine nette 8ros
i9iire auSseseben nit Naii9ten unb Be=
lbreibun9en Der pra9tuouen CONNER
REPORTS on ben Spirit unb Otoboii
Seen I'M norbweltli1en Soma. Dieiels
ben uerhen gratis seianot an Aae sic
id uenoen on Sno. 8. 6armer, &fI't
Gent Fah. Ast. Geoar &apibs, Sa liz
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-05-16
Woro=SafOta.
(Spe;ial Gurreiponoeus. J

Som D on, Wels So. 9. Mai 'O1
Sier lit e. ieBt lpieoer siemli1 troden
uno man bont auf einen guten Geaen.
Sorlge Wpbe ereienete lid pieoer
ein llnslilf 20 Weeilen norotpeltlih
bon bier bel Serrn SatDb &irIhmann,
melher Dor etlihei Sabren bel 0errn
gringelmann in Winer Gountp, Suo=
Satota, in Gienlten ltanb. Die swei
jlinslten Snaben ipielten nit einem
selaoenen Geoolpsr, nobel Die oDaife
lih entluo uno Die &ugel Dem 4 idbri=
gen armen Sungen III Die Shl1ie
oraRg, looaB ct einiae Sage beipuBtlos
blieb. gSeiter tunute it biz ieBt
nlhts III Grfabrung brinseu oh oas
Sino nod lebt poer niht. 60 oft
man auh iplbe Tdlle in Der ,3eituna
lielt giebt es INNER nod gltern, Die
|nidt porlihtis senug liuo, um Die
ShieBmaFen BON Den &inoern fern
Su balten. Ser Sau iit um 10 trauri=
ger, oa Die Jamilie erlt tiirSlict ibren
dltelten II ja6risen Sobn bur9 ben
3oot perlor. 6ott trOlte Die trauern=
ben Gltern.
Serr peter 6rieb tauIts fdb leBte
gSphe einige Sdfe aartoffel in Der
Staot llno leste lie auf ieInen Wasen,
9ins oann ieinen Oel1aften nah, uno
als er suriid tebrte su ieinsm Maseu,
bate ibm Semano feline Tubre um
slnen Sud &artofel erleibtert. Gs
oauerte aber ni9t lanee, bis Yeter
ieine &artofTeln auf einem anoern
Wayen entoedte uno Der gutber3ige
Ntann, welher Die 2artoTeln lib ju-
geeisnet batte, erbielt elm Ihmar3es
Ause CUR 8elobnuns uno obenorein
einen ihlehten Namen. Gmil Nobel.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-05-16
sionr Gans sab.9atota, eonmeraae, ben 16 Mai 1901

6riB Sebne bot bas frilbere ,Ou.
buque 9oule", jebt Benton OpuIe '
gan5 neu eingerihtet uno miro es in
turSer 3eit fir oas Yublitum eroifnen.
5. S. Shiiaer lit BON ggoonledet
Suriidgefebrt, fpo er i'm glepator bon
9ooge q 9poe angeitellt mar, lpelder
aber big our lldhlten Wei5enernte ge=
itlpnen 1T.
Yeter Gramer bat bpr orei gBphen
eprn scpflanst, Dos jeBt Smei 3oa bod
1T, 3. b. wenn Der 5rolt Der lebten
ytdhte es ni6t getiir3t bat. 0err
eramer probirt eine sesen 5rpIt un=
emprlnolide Sorte Corn Su sieben unb
brln9t er es fertig, 10 mill er bas 0er=
fahren patentiren lallen.
prairieiarmer.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-05-16
l1nirre ,,SoDS"
Ssrlteben mcnig Don Der
aricgswiljculdatt.
Sino aber Srauisduser.
SScroen fritiiirt, nun lie China ge.
rGnmt babei,.
Sino aber Srauisduser.
c!us Dem ounftliten Gbiua.

geting, Il. nat. Der ab3ug Ser
omeritaniI1en ,gpps "bdt bier alsgez
mein sroBs 9enugtbuung berporgeru=
fen. Die ngpps" ipurDen in militdriz
iten areiIen fat iiberul fir vgute
Sungens" dber itledts Soloaten ges
fdlteH. Sic bruuttsn mehr lleberpa>
dung als Die gbinelsn. Sbre ginbiiz
bungstraft, Die lie ihrem ,anglopab=
nsn" Siibrer, Dem General Ghdffee
obgegudt batten, mar ifier lGherlih.
8on Wdnnes3uft 6dtten iie MIR gan5
gerinse gegriffe. S1lasen tonnten lie
lldl troboem urter gepiilen Yerhdl.z
niIIen, namentIih, penn es INNER
oruff ging uno Die Gbineien ibre Srs
ben 3eigten, lpeide lie befdnntli4 luf
Dem Huten trdgen, gan5 gut.
Sn betting lit Ron amarifdniflsn
Sruppen rur bic 9eIdnotIfaftspade
3uriitgeblisben, relte eiaentlih nihts
81 beiDdfen bat, pd General gbufsss
nolens Dolens ben militdriIhen Yoitz
5eioienit ielbit in Der vperbotenen
Stabt" benz SelpmarItan WulDerise
abtreten mubte. Die rgops" babsn
iih iibrigens in peting nit penDuthz
men gans gut Dertragen, uno bab be
Sfficiere niht nit chamber Lang
tommen fonnten", barun mag beutId)e
SlaItrtbeit ebenlopiel Shulp ge1u5t
hQben, fpie gldnfees Iprurtheil.
paris, IL. Mai. 9us ,gho De
puris" orudt einen Brief Ieines pez
finger gorrsippnoeGten al, ipprin es
heiBt: Die gurppder iinb frpb, bab
Die glmeritaner enblih geben. Sos
genebmen Der 9sBteren berleBte itetig
Die Ois3iplin=gegriffe Der continental
len Soloaten. ssn etnemfprt perIuhz
ten iih Die 9lmerifaner i'm Shieben.
ginmal beIhoiien 9rei bas fransDii=
ihe GonIulat. Der WahppIten pro-
teltirte psrse6lth. ShlieBlif) ianbts
er ginenl cine Sugel su, griff ben
3ipeiten nit bem 9aionett an uro
ihlug Den 9ritten in Die ssIuht. (2)
Die 9lmerituner iinb feline mdnnlihe
GrId)einungen unb militGriih treffIin
dusgeriiitst, aber lire llnpiIlenheit in
militdriThen 5rosen 1T bstlagensz
ipcrtb."
sssoln, II. mai. Die ,,aDlniTds
Seitung" fdreibt: Sn fran3oIiIhen
SlGttern pirb 5ugsgeben, bab beinl
leBten Yeiuh bss franSofiIhen Mimi
tiers bes 9lusnGrtigen Delca1e um
ct. Betersburger Spfe elm glbtommen
81 Stanbe fam. laut fpelhem 5runt=
reid Die 9nIpriihe Rublanps auf Die
Wanbi6urei anerfennt unb unterz
itiiBt.
8ictoriu, 9. g., IS. Mai. Sier 1T
Der 9ampfer p0renoble" aus Sapun
einselaufen. Seine paTaeisre er5dbs
len, baB am "a. .9lpril in gptohama eiu
grbitob bon Stpei Minliten LANCER
0auer perIpiirt ipurne. Sic ersGbleu
fsrner, bab am %. 9lpril Bel elmer Grs
plpiion IN sinem 8ersnsrt an Der
8rense Der YrppinSen Sd1anIi uni
Gbili 100 franSoTiihe uno 30 bsutihs
Solndten get0otet ipurper. 0eutldht
Solpaten baben hineiiihe NGubsrban-
ben, Die eurppdiIds sSiihrsr buttsn, psr=
nihtet. Sic baben 20 Hdubsr sstDb=
tet unb audi eins ihrer 6lubboote, aui
Dem cine aanone aufgepflun5t mar, err
ptert.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-05-16
SouDcnir9.
Bei einem aoiiereommers in Bonn
murotn $50 Wiergldier gtitohlen.

Berlin, 13. mai. Wie nahtrdelih
perlautet. iino BEL eem aailercommers
in Bonn niht ipenieer als $50 Bier,
triige vperIttpunben gegangen". Oas
Corps y8oruIfid", ipelhem Der Raiier
als alter 9srr uno Der 4ronprins als
Juhs i'm erlten Semeiter ansebo1., bat
nun our1 DffentliGe Betanntnluhung
nm Riidsabe Der mitsenommenen Nnz
benten erfuht, oa ionit Der Wirth Ger
8estbopenz9ule in pelner bic 5eitz
lihteit ftattfanD, II Wurt pro Stiid
au 3u1len taben piiroe.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-05-16
Nnntuter Al.
9teucftcs.

san JranciscD, ID. Mai -sssnfplae
Der Verldlimmerlng Der Grtraufuna
BON 6rau Wcainlep miro Der grdlis
oent neblt leinem @eIolse Ipfort mad,
Walbinstpn suriidtebren.
Chicago, 10. Mlai-Sn Solge zines
~ CORNERS" oes u6orntbnigs" s.. 8.
yhlllip5 ltieg Der preis fir Corn am
ytlttfpoh auf 6Oc per guItel, mas lett
gtai 1892 niht mebr Der sal mar.
Vbillips falfte l20, 900 guIbel.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-05-16
MailtnnlOr0.
Wiitben Der Siirfen segen maceoo=
nilde Gbriiten.
Weroen alS YerihmDrer bttraf)tet.

gSien, IL. Mai. giner an bds Bic
1ige nabenoblatt" seritteten Speciul-
8epelte semdb puroen in Macebo=
MEN Gbriiten, Die i'm @erpaft itan=
Den, iih Oil 9erI6pDrunsen gessn Die
tiirtiite Hegierung betbeiligt 5li ha=
ben, in WaNs hirgsriGtet. Sogar
Jrauen entsingen niht Dem mDrperi=
ihen 8lei Der anshts pes SuItans.
Sn Wonaitin ipllen "a YerIonen, in
gernei Is, in Sdting Is, in Ssres Is
uno in llsfub % YsrIonen auf Die
Shlahtbdnt sefii9rt pproen ieir.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-05-16
@ieotr bei Gtiutme.

Berlin, 13. Mai. Wlabame Marz
celia Sembrih. bic tiir3li4 ibre ameriz
tanil1e Concert Sour nit Nidi1i
auf ibre leioenbe Gtimme 3u einsm
plDBli9en MbfhluB bringen muBte.
bat i'm Honislihtn DnrnbuuIe Elm
tur3es @oftipieI nit Doni6ettis Oper
Don pasqualt@ besonntn. Gs tuurbe
i6r Elm entbuiiaftii@er Gnapfane gu
9beil. unb fie btpits polIauf, oub X
ipitber in ben Nollbeiit ibrer @timms
,flduat ii.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-05-16

Glteru i&la6ttu uno ner3threu ibr Il.
gtue8 Stub.

Bien. 13. Moi. Sn bem Dorfe
pruHebert in Stepern purbs bas Gbe=
paar 8ratuio unter Der Mnihulbigung
perbaftet. feline 12idbries9 9o4ter resel>
redt eefhladtst unb ibr Gleii9 perz
3ebrt gu bab:n. Die Hnohen tpurben
anseblih perbrunnt. Die Rannibalen
iinb, mi: es bsibt, ssitdnbis. sic se=
ben an, oaB lie Iid) niht anoerS bor
benz 9ungertobs gu fhiiben tpubten.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-05-16

Mormonen prebiger, pelde es
perfu9ten in @ofben. Snb, profelps
ten 5u MAIDEN. tpurbtn bon b<mGtabts
ratb iiber bic Grtn3s perwielsn.
SuÌˆd=Dakota Nachrichten und Herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd=Dakota) 1900-1901, 1901-05-16
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eugene 3immermanr, ben@Idubise-n
feines @dmieseriohnes, bes 9eraoses
bon Mandeiter. aneeboten bat nit SO
prp3ent gu sfetteln1, Die Mani4Ger
ipollen aber BON bem berSoglihtn
G4nieeerpopa ben polleu 8etrag, Der
burh feline erlau4te anstbeirotb.te
Neripdnbtf6uft eingtgangener Der>
binblidkeiten berauSauetf4en.
Sharp County record., 1901-03-29

1t is reported that q company
of American volunteers recently
landed in South Africa and
ioined General Botna.
Sharp County record., 1901-03-29
CuRTAlL COTTON ACREAGE.

Atlanta, March 21.-Harvie
Jordan, president of the Southern
Cotton Growers Protective As
sociation, has issued a call to the
cotton producers of the Southern
states, asking them to meet at
the county seat of every county
in the South on Saturday, April
6, for the purpose of adopting
some plan to curtail the acreage
of the cotton crop for the season
of 1901 and 1902.
President Jordan urges imme-
diate action by the farmers be-
fore the seed for the next crop
are planted in the ground. He
claims that the planters will not
be able to meet their obligations
assumed for guano, mules and
other farming materials with the
price of cotton at 6 cents, which
he confidently predicts will result
from a large acreage.
Sharp County record., 1901-03-29
CHAVARi LYNChEO.

John Norris was murdered at
Pocahontas on the 81 ist by
Chavari. An organized mob
took the murderer from the
Pocahontas jail last Friday night
and hanged him to the bridge
across Black river. The mur-
dered man was marshal of the
town and was killed while in the
discharge of his duty. 1t is re-
ported that Chavari was a bad
character, living in a small boat
on the river. The trouble came
up over some timber which had
been tied up by Chavari. From
reports it appears that it was de-
liberat murder by both parties.
Sharp County record., 1901-03-29
MAJORITY REPORT ADVERSE.

A majority report adverse to
senate bill No. 81 was returned
yesterday morning by Senators
sengel and Landlord. The bill
provides for executing new bonds
of the state Of Arkansas to the
Farmers National Bank of HUI
son, N. Y, in place of certain
bonds of 1859. The majority re-
port finds "that the claim OF the
Farmers National bank is rep.
resented by their fifty Holfcrd
bonds, which we are enjoined
from buying by the Fishback
amendment to the constitution of
the state. ."-Gazette.
Sharp County record., 1901-03-29

The farmer who plants a few
apple or pear trees, or ten or a
dozen grape vines, will probably
not have much fruit to sell but
when they oegin to bear ne will
have the best food for his family
that the largest capitalist in the
world longs for and cannot sur.
pass. His profit may not come
in the selling, but it will surely
come in the added pleasure to his
family and in their better health
The more good fruit we have the
better our health will be, the
higher our enjoyment, the better
our tempers and the less necessity
for the doctor and his medicine.
By all means have an ample
supply on the farm and on your
table as we'll. and K. Far.
mer.
Sharp County record., 1901-03-29

The Philadelphia Record OBJ
serves that out of S34, ,932 ,644
contributed by charitable persons
in the United States to education
al institutions only little more
than $1,000, 600 was given to
Southern schools and colleges,
and adds: "Tfis amount in.
cludes donations for institutions
intended for the exclusive in
struction of both whites and
blacks, and but a small part OF it
came from the hands of Northern
givers. When the great need of
the Southern people for adequate
home opportunity of instruction
is taken into consideration it
seems a pity that go little of this
opulent stream of gifts and be-
quests should find its way over
Mason and Dixon's line"
Sharp County record., 1901-03-29
NOT EXTENSIVE BUT INTENSIVE
FARMING.

1t is announced that Mr.. James
M. Smith, of Oglethorpe county,
Georgia, has sold at Augusta g.
600 bales of his cotton for $780,
600. On the eve Of the planting 2
season such an announcement Is
likely to give an impetus to the
movement toward enlarging
planting, indications which have
been noted here aid there in the
South. 1t is one of the largest
crops of cotton ever sold by a
farmer.
The men, however, who are
preparing to pitch increased crops
under the spur of the gratifying
prices brought by the cotton this
year must not lose sight of the
fact that Mr.. Smith received this
handsome price because he was
able to hold his cotton for it,
He is able to hold it because he is
accustomed to raise his own sup
plies, filling his barns from his
own fields and his smokehouse
from his own hog pens. Such a
farmer is the only one really in
dependent of the market; and
the only one who can afford to
venture upon increased acreage
when cotton has been running
high, He can only afford to do
80 if he is determined to persist
in his policy of raising necessar-
les on the farm. Manufacturers
Record.
Sharp County record., 1901-03-29
ANTi.GAM BILL.

The anti-gambling bill intro
duced by Senator T. N. Wilson
has passed the senate, but has
for the present been tied up in
the house. This bill makes a bold
assault on all kinds of gambling
devices in the state and any one
found guilty under it shall be
fined in any sum not less than
$500 nor more than ST, 900. One
half of the money to 60 to the
informer and one half to the
common school fund. Any per.
son owning buildings who shall
knowingly rent or lease them to
parties who may engage in any
kind of gaming at which money
or any thing OF value may be
won or lost shall be deemed guilty
of misdemeanor and upon con.
viction shall be fined in any sum
not less than $500 nor more than
81 900, The bill further pro.
vides that any officer who shall
know or is informed of any vio-
lation OF this act and shall refuse
or neglect to cause the arrest of
such offends shall be deemed
guilty of "a misdemeanor and shall
upon conviction be fined not less
than $500 nor more than 81 900
and shall further more forfeit his
Office and there after be disquali-
e.. 't- k,f1 &C. . -, AZ. l.. alaA
Sharp County record., 1901-03-29

Fort Revere, Boston harbor;
Fort Mansfield and Fort Wright,
Long Island Sound, and Fort
Miley, San Francisco; quarters
for one company of artillery at
sullivan's Island, Charleston, s.
c., and Fort Columbia, at the
mouth of the Columbia river.
Washington; quarters for two
companies each. AS socn as
condemnation proceedings are
completed quarters will be con-
structed at Casey and Fort Word
en-, Puget Sound, Washington.
Sharp County record., 1901-03-29
COUNTRY GIRLS.

Girls who live in the country
,ften overlook the possibilities Of