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Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-23
Burglary on Brewery Avenue.

Copeland's store underneath the postoff1ce, was entered by burglars last night, supposed to be the work of hobos, as the safe shows it had not been tempered with and from all ap- pearances, they were only looking for Cakes, Cooked Meats, Honey or Fresh Fruit. but they were fooled for every thing had been sold that day. Don { worry, there is a fresh supply on hand today for sale at very reasonable pri- ces. 8-22-1t
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-23
Extensive Railroad Plans

Colonel Epes Randolph, president and general manager of the Cananea railroad. says that company conte1,- plates a railroad north and south through Arizona and into the coal fields of New Mexico and Colorado. and south from Cananea, lines will be run along the coast of the gulf of California. through Sonora and Sina- loa. The Mexican government has made concessions of lands and othe- rights to the company.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-23
The Bisbee Woman's Club

The members of the Bisbee Wo mans club are making an earnest eff fort to raise funds for the completion of their club building on Quality hill Among the innovations to be intro duced in the new club will be a kin. dergarten school which will be very much appreciated by the mothers of Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-23
Changing the Line

The construction work on the curve that is being put in at Don Luis has already begun, and the new curve will be ready for use in less than three weeks. This will cut off at least a mile and rave ten minutes stop daily at that point which has been neces- sary before. This will cause the sta tion at Don Luis to be moved east at least a half mile.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-23
A. O. U. w. Ball

There will be an excursion to Doug. las tonight to attend the ball given by the A. O. U. w. This will be one of the pleasant occasions of the season and will be largely attended The members of that fraternity have made extensive arrangements to receive the visiting members and it k certain that the occasion will be most enjoyable one
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-23
May Holiday Fined

In the case of he Territory against May Holiday, for assault with a deadly weapon, she was fined s1OO or one hundred days in jail. The defen. dant was unable to pay the fine and will be sent to the county jail a, Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-23
Central Committee Meetino

The democratic central committee will hold a meeting this evening at the office of the chairman, Dr. F. A. Sweet. for the purpose of fixing a day for holding the precinct convention for nominating precinct officers. A full attendance of the committee is re quested.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-23
More WatermeIons

There was another load of water melons rolled into town yesterday from Ord's farm. They were unload. ed at c. A. Browns and were dis cussed thoroughly by small regiment of gentlemen of color"
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-23
Seeing Ghosts

Seeing Ghosts
 Kyle, the negro, who shot Nelson, has not been able to enjoy his peace ful slumbers since placed behind the bars. According to other prisoners placed in the same cell Kyle screams in his sleep and complains that Frank" is pulling at his bed clothes. He will be taken to Tombstone this morning.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-23
Dr. Toney Here

Dr. L. C. Toney, who formerly. prac- ticed medicine in Bisbee, has return ed to resume his practice. Dr. Toney is one of the oldest physicians of the territory, coming here in 1888. From 1889 to 1891 he was the superintend ent of the territorial insane asylum.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-23
Lay Of at Cananea

several carpenters who arrived in the city yesterday from Cananea state that number of Americans are be ing laid of for the present. The cut extends to each department. Tester. day number of Americans reached Naco en route from Cananea.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-23
THE OPERA CAFE All kinds of Fresh Fruits

All kinds of Fresh Fruits
 SOUP.
 Fresh Oyster
 FISH. Baked Floundei, Sauce Maitre d Hotel BOIL. Leg of Mutton with Caper Sauce
 ENTREES. Filet of Beef la Champingon Veal Fricasee with French Peas Apple Fritters, Wine Sauce
 BOASTS. Chicken with Dressing Prime Ribs of Beef au Jus Leg of Pork with Apple Sauce VEGETABLES. Mashed Potatoes Sugar Corn COLD MEATS. Beef Ham Pigs Feet Picked Lambs Tongue
 SALADS. Lobster Shrimp Potatoe Slied Tomatoes
 DESSERT. Cabinet Pudding, Fruit Sauce
 PASTRY. Lemon Pie Apple Pie Assorted Cakes
 c. 3. WEBB. Proprietor.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-23
BRIEF CITY NEWS.
Did the Right Thing

The democracy of Cochise county did the right thing in renominating Del Lewis for sheriff. Lewis has made one of the most effiient and courageous officers in the territory Star.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-23
Copper Queen Hotel

M. R. Hoar. l.. A. Simpton, Los An geles; R. J. Carson. Fl Paso; J. A. Simmons. Denver; R. K. Clancy, T. Afford. Prescott; Frank Dudley, So nora; George B. Ryan, Chicago; W. R. Lyon, Galveston.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-23
Postal Telegraph Go.

The Postal Telegraph system has been connected up between Bisbee and Fl Paso and We will soon have that service in Bisbee Heretofore We have received our service via Ben son.
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-23

FOR RENT-1 4-room furnished house. No 200 School hill. Hop. step and a jump from school house. Apply to I. c. E. Adams. c. o. store
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-23

FOR RENT-Five rooms where Bauer's meat market was formerly To- cated. Apply at B. F. Graham's Of fee. 8-23-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1902-08-23
THE VOTING CONTEST
Interest Increasing Eighty-Eight
 Votes Cast Yesterday

That the young people of Bisbee are taking an interest in the Review Vot- ing Contest was evidenced yesterday when eighty-eight votes were cast.
 The school boy delegates to the convention will wear the same badges as the Cochise county delegation, and as stated before, will occupy seats iQ the hall with the delegation
 The Tucson Star says the young men will be well received and com. mends the Review for its enterprise
New-York tribune., 1902-02-23
NoT CONTENT UNrH THEY saw MAYOR

Tho following incident is only one of a hun
dred that occurred in the first weeks Of Mayor
Lows administration. and serves To- show that
hc is the peoples Mayor" one morning soon
after the new Mayors entrance into office
shabby dressed woman leading two tiny little
girls by the hand appeared at the Mayors
Office
Whom DO You want to see?' asked The door
man.
"shure, an it's his honor the Mayor I'm
afther wantn to see. An who else wud it be-"
replied the stifIiy.
As the Mayor busy at the time she was
shown to seat in his office and for over an
hour the three sat silently. their eyes fixed on
the Mayor.
Presently Mr.. Low finished his papers and
directed the attendant to bring up the visitors
Rising TO his feet, the Mayor bowed and SAID
seuiaIly.
What can do for You this morning."
Tha man pav.ed moment; then in an en-
barras,ed fashion she began.
"Shure and plszc yer iouor. I'm afther asking
yurr pardon fur thtuu'lt' Yer. But TUX Katie
and BESSIE here shnrnu' with me this mornirf
IN not a blessed at.it e. foscc wud they siva
uc till BROUGHT 'em t,rc and showed 'em tha
Mayor"
bending du~a. with rarely tender look m
his eyes. Mr Low took first and then tha
other grimy paw i'm his hand and said kindly:
Il wish YOU a happy New Year. Miss BESSIE
and Miss Katie"
There was a wonderfully aWed and revere ntiaI
look in the chIldren's eyes they tptoed out
of the office ON the threshold one of them
whispered incredulousy:
An was that nice gentleman really tia
Mayor, mammaE
New-York tribune., 1902-02-23
THE SUBWAY IN HARLEM.
PROGRESS OF THE WORK AND THE
DTFFTCT-J TIES OVERCOME,

DIFFICULTIES OVERCOME.
Work on the rapid transit subway in Har-
lem presents more picturesque scenes and more
Teal tunueng than any other part Of the line
Section No. Of the subway includes that
part of the line which runs beneath the north
vest corner Of Central Park In order to make
the excavation without disturbing the traffic
100 muen shafts were constructed at One-hun-
ired-arI-fourth-st. and Central Park West and
Al One-hlndred- d-and-tenth-st. From the former
the work was carried on in a northeasterly
direction and from ne-hundred-and-tenth-s
TIE direction was nearly northwest. Stone had
70 le blasted nearly all the way of the 1725
feet but this vas accomplished without acci-
dent and without disturbing much OF the park
surtar- Tie uniting of the two tunnels was
successfully accomplished last week Much
work .f this kind has been done in large tun-
nels. Hc- this IS the first instance when two
cory-t-tag headings have been brought to-
gether aa Manhattan Island
Anotaar int-r-stins- point along the line of
Section 10. . is at northumberland -fourth-st
and Central Park West The building at No.
22i West One hundrcd-and- -fourth-st- was torn
down t. make room for shaft about - feet
deep. F.m This shaft work is being done under
buldin9s. under streets and under the park
tractors. The blasting breaks window glass. and
IN order % avoid this breaZage TO some extent
the larger .ghts Of glass are being placed in
rubber Es-a-ts.
- a-L1uIred-ard-tenth-st. and L-aoz-ave.,
where th= tunnel comes 10 the surface. tho work
has been ..mpleted for several hundred feet
The street work from Observation-Disclosures
St 10 the arch construction in the park. where
The subWag again becomes a tunnel has been
completed. The station viii be at One-hun-
d-ed-and -tanth-st. and St Nicholas-ave-, and a
large part u the steel for this has already been
erected
One 5f The most interesting points along the
upper line " the subway, with the construction
O. which many unlocked for difficulties arose. is
at One-h-l lr .d-an5- thirty-fifth-st. and Broad
way. Several hundred feet Of heavy retaining
VAL had been built on one side Of the excavation
When The plans We're changed. increasing the
road from two TO three tracks. The wall had
New-York tribune., 1902-02-23

to be moved back 124 inches torn down.
1t was found that tearing down and rebuild
ing would cost considerably more than to raise
and move the masonry, and the latter plan
carried out \ concrete lid built behind
the wall into which ii was lacked and then
moved into place The work was accomplished
without cracking the wall. The complete steel
arch was also moved the same distance without
disturbing the concrete arches between the
beams. With the exception of the stations At
Ore-hundrcd -and-siXtcenth, One-hundred-and-
twcnty-nfth and One-hundred-a thirty fifth
SITS, the tunnel along Ienox-ave. is nearly COM
pcted and the street surface restored.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-12-30

Try Friend for cigars. He leads.
The Elko county Jail contains twen-
ty prisoners.
VIM. Rider is seriously ill at his
home in this city with pneumonia.
More meat for less money at the Ea-
gle market
Fresh eggs at the Eagle market, 30c
per dozen.
The White Pnie News reports a mum
ber of mining deals In that section
Fresh sauerkraut at the Eagle mar
ie.. The best On the market
L. r. Aimes was a Carson visitor
yesterday.
! No. 7726, yellow. and No. S39, blue,
Won the handsome chairs given away
at the Emporium last evening.
R2y Collins has returned to his du-
ties as telegraph operator at Susan
vile.
Controller Davis spent Sunday in
Reno on business connected with the
asylum board
Something very nice in stuffed
olives; also a nice line of pickles.
Kelly's, Arlington block
The electric plant that is running in
Tcnopah uses gasoline engine to gen
crate power. The plant furnishes 1000
16 candle power lights and will be en-
larged to meet the demands.
Lost-A watch fob, consisting of a
ribbon with locket attached. The loc
ket is gold and has the initials OF
wv. c." engraved thereon. A liberal
reward will be paid to the finder by
leaving the sane at the Carson E1
change.
] Chas. A. Miller. representing "A
Stranger in New York." which palys
in this city next Monday evening
was in this city yesterday making ar
rangements for his play. Mr.. Miller
guarantees a treat next week and as
the name of Hoyt is at the head of the
presented
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-12-30
BADLY INJURED.

Prominent Remote Receives Serious
Injuries in Runaway.
Parties returning on the train yes
terday from Reno bring word of seri-
Gus accident to Ed. Willis, prominent
resident of Reno.
Mr.. Willis was in Reno Saturday ev-
ening, attending a banquet given by
the K of p, and started for his home
in buggy about midnight. The horse
in some manner became frightened
and the gentleman was thrown to the
frozen ground. He was horribly injur-
ed about the face and head. One side
of the face was nearly torn off, while
one eye was torn from its socket. He
was taken to a hotel and made as COM
Portable as possible. What other inju-
ries were received, the attending ply
sician did not state, but from the above
it is certain that Mr. Willis had a ter
rible shaking up.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-12-30
Local News of Carson and Vicinity.

Trib onras Bruises and sprains.
Attorney Huffaker spent yesterday
in this city.
Hot Aexican Tamales 1T Davey &
Maishs.
Beef and all classes of meat at re-
duced rates at the Eagle market
Professor Leavitt and wife, of Wads-
worth are spending few days in this
city. f
The condition of Mrs. G. N. Folsom
continues to improve and the lady is
On the road to recovery
A big team loaded with mining ma
chinery for points south passed
through town yesterday
Bob Reiggs, the c. & C. mail clerk
spent yesterday in this city. Bob says
that new time schedule is to go into
effect On the road in short time.
For sale-Furnished house on King
street Of seven rooms. which will
sell reasonable Inquire of
Mrs. Jennie Sprague.
Sunday a new locomotive of the c..
& c. R. R. passed through this city
1t is from the North Pacific Coast road
and looks a trifle heavier than the en-
gine now used on the road.
Lost-November II. on the road be-
tween Empire and this city. near the
crossing at the Mexican mill, Smith
& Wesson 38-calibre revolver with
l'belt and holder Finder please leave
at this Office and receive reward.
The Appeal acknowledges the re
ceipt of complimentary tickets to the
Virginia City High school dance,
is to be given on December 31st A
number of Carsonites will be in at
tendance and good time will be had
| For Sale-A seven-room house in
good condition, well located and in a
desirable neighborhood. For full par
ticulars, enquire of D. W. Quill, at the
Walsh grocery store.
Ed Hummei of the Tonopah, drifted
into yesterday and was kept busy
shaking hands with is many friends
Ed. is candidate for Sergeant-at-arms
of the Assembly and is putting up a
lively campaign for the positiaon. He
halls from Nye county. Mr.. Humme
has been identified with mining in thi:
eminently qualified to fill the position
Should he be successful, he will fill ths
position as well as it has ever bee1
filled.
Lost-A certificate Of deposit, No
14,861, issued from the State Bank
Trust company, in favor Of Silas F
Cooper, for $3.50. All parties ar
warned against negotiating. Partie
finding the same and returning t
Silas E. Cooper at Dayton will be sui
} ably rewarded.
JohnsOn's pure olive oil for medic
nal purposes at Kelly's, Arlingto
block.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1902-12-30
For Sale

Good dry split pine and limb wood.
has never been flumed and is prime for
use. Will be sold in quantity to suit
patrons. Saving done at short notice
cut to suit patrona. r SAVAGE.
Phone 19l.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-06-26
BeaoIe Gounfb.
(Speiia[. Gorrelppnpens.l

Surpn, u. Sum- 1902
gBir batten leBte g8pte bier elm iibi=
rides 98etter, 10 oaB mir nit peIs II.
San6Ihuben Die 5elbarbeit perrihten
unb oaSu fam nod in Der
Na6t bonn 20. auf ben 81. SUM elm
6rpit, Der AQes pernihtet bat. @arten=
Semitic, Gorn, GartoTeln, Millet uno
RO9sen, Der in glhtbe lianb. NlIo
iebt baben Mrs; Die Sabresseit III ihon
su tueit porgeriift, uno es lit fhper 3u
lagen, OBJ bel 9iinitiger Witterung nod
pieoer etmas ipdhit poer niht. = SriB
Seller bat bas patent, um Die prairie=
hunoe 81 bernihten, fir 3 Counties,
geaole, grooiines uno 9inesburp,
fir $3.50 setauft. @eitern baben mir
Die WtaIhine tpieoer probirt. Die
26der tuerbsn nit sbpefeloampf poll
sepumpt unb oann feit sussmadt uno
es 5eigt iih tein lsbenoes Belen rpieoer
BARN. - Nm 27. SUM- 1T 3anspers
gniisen BET .0errn Sohu Sdul3. -
Serr grnit 9uti6bah feisrte am 81.
SUM in aller 3uriidaesogenbeit ieinen
50. 0eburtstas. Wir sratuliren.
9uron. Jrau 8ep. Wegatbron,
Die in fold ieniationeller Meile bon
ibrer Garm Deribwano, ioll iih nah
ct. paul eemanbt baben. Rop unbers
bill, Der nit ibr i'm ginnernebmen ee1
ftanoene 3neht, befinoet iib in Saft
unb in ieinem Softer fanoen iid cine
Menge Nrtitel, tpelde Der 6rau geb0=
rem. Geo. 6. Megatbron febrte BON
Chicago suriid uno 1T pollitdnoig nis=
berseitmettert iiber oas yorsefalens.
Sas gbepaar bat sipei ainber, tpelhe
Die 6rau natiirlif SuriidlieB.
Carl Meoiger.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-06-26
ettn1rx Jnlls, afiih pnIsntn, nen 90 a,,ni 1902

mentbau fir einen groben Stall,
5SxS0, z SUP bod unD 2 SSuB brett,
auf Der 6arm oes @erihtstlert George
Mlmonb. 3obert Gaidte IN 8opopin
bat iein Salopnseitdft on ieinen Nei=
rem 6rdnt 8aibte auspertauft; bonn
l. Suli an iibernimmt Der Srant oas
6eibdft. fobert fln9irt ieooh bis
Serblt nod ais Shanftellner. 6reo
9labunoe, Elm GouIin ppn Dm. 9abl
uno alter Slnggeielle, reilt am 2. Suli
nab gomunos, Brppins alberta in
Canada, I'm lif 2ano uno 2eute an=
Sltieben, iuie er iagt; Der ipnbre 6runo
liegt jeboh tiefer, CT fat eben feline
Saare auf Den 3dbnen, vtein Shneio",
uno reiBt por elmer iungen, biibi6en,
reihen 8ittne aus uno iiberldbt 10
feinem &ibalen Die 8eute obne Gampf.
- 5rau @itttpe Sine Sipnstp traf
nit ibrem 5idbrieen Sbbnhen 3u
mebrmpnatliden geiu6 bon Chicago
bier bel Wm. Yabl, einem peitlduii=
gen 8erpanoten, ein.
Ntartin @runste.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-06-26
Goiuaro VII. id)iper franf
Die &Dnissfr0nuns ani nnbeIiimmtc
s3eit brrlbubcn. All
5ie slmfreenng in 9onoon cine
risfige. a.t@

aonbpn, "a. SUM. 8ie 8rD-
nung, iuelne am 26. SUM itattfinoen
follte lit infplse Der grfrantung bes
G6nios gomaro auf llnbeItimmte 3eit
perIhoben fpproen. Sffisiell purbe
mit9etbeilt, oaB Der &Dnia an lnter=
leibsentSiinoung erfrantt III uno baB
beute Ra9mittag I'm 2 ll6r cine Spe=
ratiDn an ibm porgenpmmen puroe,
ole ani6eipeno befrieDieeno perlief.
Der 2prb=NtaDor bat ben 8efeDl
erlaiIen, Die Dffentli1en Sribiinen am
Ntaniion Spuie absureiBen. IS ipiro
bies als ein f6limmes 3ei6en betra6=
tet. Die StraBen BON Senbpn iino
nit ungebeuren Wteni6enmaiien be-
iebt, Die nit Spannllng Die drStliben
Bulletins eriparten.
Der SDnig bat Dem 2orb=Mappr
ieinen Wuni1 ausipreben lniien, baB
Das @iien fir Die glrmeit ni1t perihp=
ben merDen ipll. 5:">... vi 5
g8as Die fremben @dite anbetrifft,
10 iit mod ni6ts 8eitimrtes bariiber
beidloiien wOrben. Wan glaubt jeoD6,
bab Die freniben 6iiriten unD Spesial=
gelanbf6aftell na4 ibren betreffenoen
2anoerr Suriiffe6ren tueroen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-06-26
Sanion Gountn.

r SplpuullUt -Os .SuIll lSUZ.
Sebten Sonntag begunn Die bielige
Stdgige Miiiion, ipelhe BON WiiIiondr
Neumiiller seleitet miro. 49, Serr uno
6rau Mtartin 2ange freuen Iit iiber
Die slntunft elmer iunsen Sobter, tpel=
DIE leBten SamItag oas 2iht Der @elt
erblifte. Or. 90. SluIm iIt auf Der
arantenlilte, er bat iih bel Dem falten
gBstter leBter 94phe cine Itarte Grfdlt=
ung SueeSogen. S6reibsr oieies, Der
iein perionliher 6reuno lit, m0dte ibm
ratben, Nbenos 81 ipdter Stunoe ni6t
nlebr in Der friihen 2uft Iib aufsu=
lulten, fuie bies leBten Spnntag por=
tam.-6rau Commit 9araoies ilt nah
WisconIin ab9ereiIt, nm ibrer bort
lebenoen Wtutter uno anoeren 8er=
iualloten einen geiu1 absuitatten.-
Sie grOBe Don Or. arpeger errihtete
Gismaldine lit gum 8etrieb iertig, uno
es miro bieie Wpde nit Dem Serltelen
BON gis begonnen neroen; su eleiher
3eit miro Die elettriihe Qnlage uno
WaIierleitung in 8etrieb geItelIt. OBJ
i6on 0ater Srceger nihts mebr nit
Der 8emeinoe su tbun bot, bdngt er
bod iebr on ieinen friberen Yfarrfin=
bern llno er bat Der 9emeinoe leBt elm
ldones WiIiionstreu5 sefdentt fur ben
Sirhbof uno min fir cine Der neuen
6loden besablen, pelde uttgefdbr 800
toltet. @prr.
Or. aroeger miro cine elettriIhe
Sabn bon GAMBIA nod gpipbanp er=
bauen, ferner miro er in ganppa cine
8ant etabliren. gr bat aud oen
, Aleranoria Seralb" sstauft unb miro
bic 3eitung mad gpipbanp psrlssen.
9llsranoria, "a. SUM 1902
Ssrr uno 6rau Bouquet bon Gnle=
oonia, Minn., iino bier su geiuh BEL
ibrem SObn Strmann.-6err II. Jrau
Wasner bon Wsinneiota lino gu BeIuh
Bel Wlihel pitts. Better Sarbing tam
8pnneritas BON elmer Reile Durd Soma
uno Winneiota ;uriid. Better Winan=
op taufte Die Salep 8iertelleetion fir
s4400; aud eo. Winanbp taufte 8.
Sriutts 0iertslisetion fiir $4,000. -
Dom. Grier uno 6rnu bon 6armer
paren Sonntag su Beiuh BEL Urban
Stol3. - Osrmanu Dolt miro cine
Wirtbfhaft I'M friiberen gaIhltore an=
fansen. .-2ebte Wohe muroe nit benz
Bau Der neusn /. giational gant uno
einem Storegebduoe fur Geo. Wont=
gomerp begonnsn. -Mm Samitaa pur=
be bier 6rau go. G'grisn bon gmerp
beeraben. Corr.
Mleranbria. Der Stabtratb
bat NIT benz 8runnenbobrer 6rom
einen Contract abgeihlo1sn fur Die
8ohruns zines arteiiihen Srunnens
fir bic Staot. Ser 8runnen foll
1000 Barrels WaIler per Sag lieFern
uno Der Gontraetpreis fur Die Mrbeit
betra9t $2500. - Cine Nnsabl 2eute
iino bier BON einem Geilentpe9=G on=
tractor beidminoelt iuorben, bic Ge=
mentieitenwese, Die er leste, linb nidts
inert uno serfaaen, Der Contractor aber
bat bel 3eiten feline Hehnunaen ems
coaeetirt uno lit unter QinterlalIung
elmer Nnsabl unbe3ablter 3ednuneen
fur 2umber uno @ement peri4ipunoen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1902-06-26

gBir baben bier iebr fruhtbares Wet-
ter, oenn mir baben Elm paar fleine,
aber rebt gelegen tommenoe Reqen.
idauer sebabt, oab es cine suit lit,
einmal aufs 2anb 81 fabren, UNI Die
ariine prahtpolle 9tatur al betrahten.
SK 6rudt itebt iebr gut, uno Die
8erite lit in ben Nebren; aud oasgorn
maht CUTE 6ortIhritte. Die Garmer
1lno beinabe alle fertig nit Dem erlten
NAL pfliieen uno etlihe aud ihon init
Dem Sipeiten. - Dirt Soogeltraat iit
flelBig am llmbrehen auf ieiner farm,
Die er oieies 6riibjabr fanite. stlihe
btefige 6almer bdben bic Grpanl;ons=
iuht; 10 taufte 8. 9lnoredien cine 800
9tder uno s. 8etjen cine 100 older
grobe 6arm in Mtaribaa GountD nahe
bel 8ritton. Sic ia9en, oas oas
2ano oa oben 10 gut 1T, pie bier uno
oas Sano bier toltet bon s35 big $50
per 9lfer, tud6renb es bort nur SO
bis $50 ben 9lfer toltet. gRer nod
Sano 81 taufen geoentt, iprehe nit
s. Wi. Seeren, 9lgent Der Cooler 2ano
60. megen greiien, uip. Serr Seeren
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