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THE STRANGER AND THE
F0RESTE2..'S DAUGHTER
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One evening L n";a WAS trayc..Y..
through the celebrated nltcl Ioro>l
in Germany when. Lis, or~t faIIip@
lame, he was not able t0 reach the city.
c few lea-lles distant. ny n.&1ttall and
was obliged to stop 1T furcstors cab
in. The forester and Iii, family were
far above such & itu.i5!e alJa1fr Their
furniture l:sd eN.0til5I4 beeH taken
from q more prpteHtiaV~ dHelli@4 and
was kept With It ne:s.llez< unusual
among peasants. Bcside>. there WIS Il
piano, Of 4 Very Old make, something
not to be found aEloN@ simple fole >ter4
Every attention Was shown ths
stranger, a man With a Noble eoaare-
nancc-inCggt3t cHe OF those tafty faces
that seem II mark tie highest ..9Iij o
the animal before it passes i...G the
spiritual. .tfttr supper Ee Sqt before /
blazing fire. dreaming. Wlile tAe Oldest
daughter, aged seventeen. WAS clearing
the table Noticing the Hiaao. the
stranger got up from lis chair and. 4o-
ing to it. be@al to Iool. ever some loose
sheets of music.
dS
ed of the girl.
81 play Il little she said.
"Well, since you have finished re.
moving the dishes. let me hear YOU
render one of them. Which is your
favorite:"
"Wagner."
"Why do YOU prefer him.
''Ue sets ME dreaming.
'.Here is one of his pieces" He placed
the music in position. Let me hear
you give it.
She sat down at the piano and played
the piece through.
''Where have you studied?s tie man
asked
Il have never studied
"What. Never studied? Then YOU
must study. Do You know. little girl.
that you have rendered that piece With
the exact expression its author would
have wished? You have great musical
tory of music to study. Now is your
time to begin. The autumn term com
mences in a few days
"But have not the means"
'Not the means? SO? never thought
of that
Meanwhile he had taken her place at
the piano and begun to play the piece
she had rendered. The girl stood spell
bound. She had never heard such
music in her life. It seemed 10 her that
she was in fairyland and the fairies
We're singin" to her liz musical har
monies that she had never heard be-
fore. Enchanted castles rose before
her, now resplendent in the morning
sun, now mellow in its descending
rays, now hathed in Softast moonlight.
Wizards We're eXertin& their strange
influence. making her weep, melting
her into varying moods with entranc-
ing sounds. At last the music faded
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Shaving Sets
Ebony Silver, Hand aiatcd
China, y cd2eWo6d.

Call and see our Christmas
Goods before#buying.
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COUNTY S4t-
IId3 B4NA,
I06 WEST SECOND AVE.
Pine BIufi, Ark.
Pine Biuii, Ark.

This rank would most highly apRrs-
ciate some q Eg5zza business Polite
and PROMPT aue4ti II an correctness
in keeping y54r aeeoas.ewiH ever be
our desire. No deposit too small for
our careful a5tceeton. Deposits re-
ceiYed from 81 up.
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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-09-11

the company were re-engaged from
last seasons big eastern attraction
that toured all the large eastern
cities. The scenery is by far the
most elaborate carried by any popu-
lar-prlced attractlon.
Ten tons of special scenery is car
ried by the jolly Della Pringle Com
pany. A great many shows adver-
tise scenery, but never use it. This
is not the case with Della Pringle.
Her productions in the past have
been far superior to most others.
This year Manager Adams has spent
ten Thousand dollars in scenery,
costumes and special effects. They
will appear at Library hall three
nights, beginning Thrsday, Septem-
Der II.
Work at the smelter goes merrily
on. One furnace has been blown
in and about forty men are now at
work. The other furnace is being
shaped up ready to start This,
however, will take some time, per-
haps two mouths, When both fur
naces are at work ninety or one
hundred men will be employed
That will mean pay roll Of about
So, 900 q month.
Our ladies will appreciate the
beautiful French gowns worn by
jolly Della Pringle. Last season
before starting her tour of the large
eastern cities Miss Pringle imported
five thousand dollars worth Of
gowns from the French dressmakers
through the New York selling
agents. On the opening night six
Of these wonderful costumes will be
worn. Ore dress alone used in the
first act cost eight hundred dollars.
1t must be seen to be appreciated.
At Library hall fors three nights
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
September II, 10 and 10.
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Superintendent Marshall and his

Superintendent Marshall and his
corps Of teachers have been hustling
this week with school matters.
School opened September 9th with
big attendance and rything looks
bright for most effective years
work. Superintendent Marshall,
though a young man in years, is
thorough instructor, and from his
work SO far the city may consider
itself fortunate in securing his SER
vices.
At the last meeting Of the Board
of Education the UNION was appoint
ed the official publication Of the
Board and was awarded the contract
for the ensuing year for its printing.
o. L. Cooper, chairman OF the
Board of Education, is busy this
week arranging for the lecture
course this winter. Mr.. Cooper has
received an excellent and high class
list of attractions for this course
which consists of six numbers
The first number will be the Prin-
cess Concert Company which APP
pears here October 2. See ad else
where in this issue.
On Sunday morning, September
s, occurred the death of one of Rapid
City's best loved women, Mrs. p. B.
Mccarthy. Mrs. MCCARTHY had
been i'll some six weeks and although
she was worse toward the end, none
OF her many friends were prepared
for the shock her death produced.
She was daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. P. Horgan, sr' and was born In
Washington, Iowa, forty.six years
ago. Mrs Mccarthy was married
II years ago and leaves three chill
dren, Grover, Mary and Katie, to
mourn her loss besides her devoted
husband. The loss is great one
to the community as we'll as to the
family.
The Sweeney Hose company are
arranging for a grand ball Thanks
giving night.
]. G. Sherman is a Pactola visitor
this week. Mr.. Sherman recently
purchased the Black Hills National
Bank building in this city.
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local Bills

W. W. Kirk, of Denver, brother
in-law Of Fl. Marks, arrived Sunday
and will return this week to Colo
RADIO and take with him his daughter
who has been visiting with Mr.
Marks and family for the past year
Go to Chase's for bargains in
Lawns, Ginghams and Pc, Gales.
DIN Macintosh and Joe Hinkle,
of Elk Greek had an alteration this
week and Macintosh came out Sec
ond best, so we are informed. We
understand that the trouble has
beenfof long standing.
-Chase's is the best place in
town to buy your Dry Goods, Cloth
ing, Boots and Shoes.
Ed Sevey and Henry Barber had
q mix-up this week and Judge Scri-
Der thought that Mr.. Sevey was en-
titled to about five dollars and costs.
Il will make you suit to your
measure that will fit well and wear
well, for $10-others charge fifteen
and twenty dollars for same class
of goods. Other grades of cloth at
equally low prices No better lin
sngs or workmanship to be had
anywhere. When you want clothes
see E. M. Severns and save money.
Cne door north Of the Harvey.
Judge Bennett of Minneapolis,
was an arrival this week and went
up to Slate creek Tuesday with H.
Marks where they own some valua-
BILE miding property. Judge Ben
nett arranged while there to put
force of men at work at once devel-
oping the old Lady Gay property.
Jhe ground has been thoroughly
prospected and indications are that
the owners have something worth
going after.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-09-11
Elea1hcote,
copYright 1900 !.

Elmer Stumbo and Mrs. Kati
otllwell were married Tuesday even
ing, September 9th, at the carson
age oy the pastor of the Congrega
tlonal church, Rev. S. Butcher
MIR. Stumbo, who is employed OF
the addition at the Indian school. /.
comparative stranger here, bu
by his quiet, industrious habits ant
gentlemanly denleanor is we'll spok
en- OF by his fellow employees. TIL,
bride has been resident of the cit,
about two years, being of retiring
and divident disposition she has moi
an extended circle Of acquaintan
ces, but is very much admired b,
those privileged to know her.
IT you need a Trunk, Suit Case,
or Telescope, 80 to Chase's.
Armour Herald: Man is a most
peculiar mortal-and q COMPOUNDED
fool sometimes we think. For in.
stance, he will get up at 4 o'clock
on the morning of the LIST of Septem-
Der, hire livery rig, lose days
work, shoot away a year subscrip.
ton in shells and return home as
stiff as an old stage horse from
tramping through the stubble and
corn fields all day in the hot sun, and
what has he gained-three blamed
little prairie chickens, slaughtered
because they were too innocent to
fly out of reach of the hunter. Had
a gool time. o. course, but the birds
cost on an average of three dollars a
piece.
-FoR SALE-Complete Steam
threshing outfit. Inquire Of Jack
Holmes. Rapid City, 8. D.
Judge MCGEE granted divorce
Sept. 7, to Mrs. Kate Saltwater, on
grounds of non-support.
We have very handsome line OF
waist patterns in all the latest mat
erial and color. No two alike.
Owens & Clemens.
Lake and Bump have fine collec'
tion of Indian relecs at Deadwood
this week during the congress. Gay
Bump is in charge. He reports sc
far that Congress from a business
point of veiw in not as good as be
We take orders for Tailor Made
suits, jackets and shirts. We take
your measure and quarante tee fit
quality and workmanship. Owens
q Clemens
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-09-11

away, for it was very evident he
was the worst in the lot. Judge
Peck assured the gentlemen he
would be with him to cinch the
rascal if they could but unfortunst-
| ely the law says when man turns
states evidence he must 60 free.
The Irishman thought it was queer
state of affairs when they couldn t
give the devil" what he needed
when they knew he ives guilty.
A friend tells US that we have
beed working tooth and nail''
against ono of the contestants in
the Cable piano contest and doing
our 'gol dingist" for one of the
others. H-s-a-a! At last we are
discovered! We've fairly laid awake
nights plotting and schemirg for
one of them. Really, though we
haven't SO far decided just how we
shall remove the balance of the vile
pretenders. We have thought OF
different methods. Strangulation
reccomends itself as most effective,
if successfully carried out. but the
mean things are liable to resist.
A spoonful of glass in their morning
coffee might do the business, but
whore can we get enough glass9
Rough-on-rats, green cucumbers,
canned beef, all have their good
points. We're undecided just yet,
but we must see that they are 81.
fenced somehow so that the. zone
is sure to get It. Further conceal.
ment of the lone" we suppose is
useless. Hush, don't say a word
about it, it's ourselves. There now
Last Sunday our ball tossers fixed
the Fit. Mead boys to the tune OF six
to Eve. Monday they were at it again
and Ft. Meade managed to scrape in
four runs while our lads run w
twenty.
Il. M. Reeves returned last week
from eastern markets where be
bought an immense stock OF goods
for Lathrop Reeves and Co. Mrs,
Reeves returned with him.
AH unknown woman was found
dead on the prairie away from the
roads on the Alkali Is miles east o.
Sturgis one day this week. Sheriff
Brown ard Coroner Sparks were
notified in the afternoon and imme
diatelY went out. The body wa.
discovered by some children. Par
ties in that vicinity are unable t.
identify her.
f. jolly Della Pringle and her merry
company will appear at Library hal
for three nights entertainment
beginning Thursday, September II
E,This is by far the most expensive
show that Manager Adams ha
ever brought to the west; most G
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-09-11
Fearful Odds Againts Him.

Bedridden, alone and destitute.
Such, in brief was the condition OF
on old soldier by name of J. J. Hav-
ems, Versailles, 0. For years he
was troubled with Kidney disease
and neither doctors nor medicine
gave him relief. At lenght he tried
Elestric bitters. 1t put him on his
feet in short order and now he test
titles. I'm on the road to complete
recovery" Best on earth for Liver
and Kidney troubles and all forms OF
Stomach and Bowel Complain is
Only Soc. Guaranteed by Chas. NJ.
Fallon, Druggist.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-09-11
Jake Norris is at his store again
after severe spell OF Asthma.

Mayor Emrick's force is busy put
ting in new maius of cost iron pipe
which is the best made and is what
should have been pat III when the
system was was installed in 1886
1t is the city's intention to graudu-
ally replace all the old iron mains
with this cost iron pipe.
The weather man says winter is
on the way.
An organization of the cattlemen
of the southern Black Hills was
formed on the 9th of August, 1903.
From the fact that most every stock
grower has joined it, or expressed
bis intention Of doing so, would
seem to argue that this concert Of
action on the part of cattlemen is
demanded and is q good thing. We
are informed that the Elk Mountain
wagon will start from Custer on the
18th Of September and proceed first
to Bear Springs, then to Nine Mile
and 18 Mile, thence to Bradley Flat
and Edgemont. From there they
will work back on the west side of
Elk Noun tain and around home. It
is presumed that the riders will
work as far east as Baskerville, Prin-
gle and ot.Springs. We have not
been able to ascertain the exact
scope of country intended to be
worked, nor the names OF all the
officers. We understand, however,
that Mr.. George Raver is foreman,
and Nj. Frank Walsh elected as
secretary and treasurer. -
Our French Flexibone Corset 10
made in all necessary models and
materials. A style to At any figure.
A fabric to suit any fancy. Ovens &
Clemens.
Judge Peck returned Mon. from
Deadwood where he was called on
U. S. petit jury. The Judge went
up last Friday and expected to re.
main week or ten days but the
Deadwood hotel people tried to play
the hog as usual and wanted six dol.
lars from Judge Garland for his
board. Judge Garland Immediately
'Cut the thing off at the pockets
as Judge Peck says and the result
was only two cases was tried. One
Of these was the noted B. 81. moon.
sinners. The Judge expected some
interesting developments In this
case, but was rather dissa pointed
because the chief oonsperitor turned
states evidence and the case was
settled very quickly. One of the
jurymen, an Irishman, wanted Il
sentence the one who gavefthe thing
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-09-11
Bucklen's Arnica Salye.

Hes world wide fame for marvell.
Gus cures. 1t surpasses any other
salve, lotion, ointment or balm for
cuts, Corns. Burns Bolls, Sores,
Felons, Ulcers, letter, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, Chapped Hapds, Skin
Ernptions; infallible for Piles. Cure
guarant eed. Only 25c at Chas. NJ.
Fallou.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-09-11
House Wanted

For winter. Furnished or un.
furnished. Full particulars. Ad-
dress. L. A. RICHARDS,
PacJola, S. D.
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For Sale

Good bay team, geldings, weight
$500. Brass trimmed harness.
Studebaker mountain wagon. Cheap
If taken soon. Inquire at shooting
gallery.
n r. T,ASNJr
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
CONDITION OF TRADE
'Dun's Review" says:

many sections Of the country retarded retail tEaae
In sPrIHg cI9 IA and sc summer m sseng cvity and ag
cultural operations made irregpag 8 m Prtaied by the
later planting although In some case +b seaSon
tbr6urh early frost Traffic conditions are steadly
improving, yet some complaints are stl! is nga ~ "a
ciiities must be made If another season OF conges-
Rsy 9f Is 70 ernos 9G thus far in April exceed last
years by 125 per cent and those OF ls't ox I abo-
situation but neither is the outlook any more ds-
b G of the month Mercantile collections
only fairly prompt and there are eoInplsints fpe &
ciay the South. Conditions in wal SIrees esT yaaT
been in striking contrast to those exi5ung + Scas
ago This week the sixty active i've raWog ncfoer s'GSs M
whereas in the corresponding week iast yg%T I 5
slShef G5 In pona OF SctVity a there was also
margin in favor OF Is Nfn af NeWYork of 24$ per
cent while, compared with 1891 there was a loss
Wber SPECULATION is less Of factor cearings
only 4.6 and 49 per cent smaller
''Bradstreets'' says:
Wet weather has retarded retail trade, and acII
ceutuated the quiet in textiles at wholesale usual
at this season. A beneficial after enect OF tne
rush TeG d am and e and act
ty in farming work. The movement OF crops p %
The agricultural outlook at present is one OF & Ie
best though the lateness Of the season Is fG15
The statistical strength of wheat sympa{{nlzz z zi
P6s6be IN 6T otRee Teld5 Of the m Winter sown grain
notable feature. Export trade is sun exPanClnSj
cotton and being leaders and nanutac{uTeu
products are also going abroad in larger volume
Last wears record has already been surpassed
and progress is being made in cutting down @ Lne
adverse Ia rance shown, compared with Two yttIs
ago. With improved transportation ana oetteT 4
supplies of coke. iron production IS surpasslng az
records. This has resulted in some further Wea
ness in pig this. BY the way discouraging imports
of foreign materials. On the other hand HnlsneG i
products are in unprecedented demand and Iorelgn
steel is arriving in inCre ased volume to exc out
domestic needs. Despite widespread labor trou6Ies
particularly IN DuidinY I HIgSs InDrece9entediy
active Overproduction is noted in very few lines
of business and manufacturers generally are
pushed to keep up with orders. Exceptions 70 tnls
a evidenced in the Western wagon trace. IN I1e
partial shutdown of Western -four mills ana IN tne
rather backward demand for heavy woollenS- COT
ton goods buvers at wholesale reported 1ncllned
10 hold off, owing to the unsettlement caused Dy
the abnormal position in cotton, which mas now
ever weakened after reaching new high records on
larger receipts liquidation by bulls and re-
ports of reshpments of American cotton from
Europe. Railway earnings are the pest ever re-
this season, receipts for MaTch eX-
Ceedfng those of a year ago by about II per cent
Stock speculation has been dull and unsettled,
owing to recent court rulings, but money IS easier;
and there is a tendency TO take a more cheerrul
view of present prices
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18

DOMESTIC Orleans - Com
rnercial 75c discount: bank. 81 premium. San
FrancIsco-sight 121kc: telegraph, 173c. Boston
aoc discount Charleston-Buy!ng, 1-16c premium;
selling 1-16c premium. Chicago-30c premium Gin
cinnati-Between banks SOC discount: over the
counter SOC premium. Savannah-buy1ng' 60c dis
count: selling 75c premium.
RANK CLEARINGS. - New-ynrk - Exchanges
s25 s33 z2s; balances 81. $50 8s2. Boston-Exchanges
SIS o47 49, balances s1,942122. Philadelphia - Elk
changes s23 sos 455; balances, 058159 Baltimore
Exchanges S4192.264 balances, S687SS4. Chicago
Exchanges $50 S2S007; balances. s2158593
FOREIGN MONEY MARKET-CaI money in
London 314G324 per cent. open market discount
rate for long bills 3149S per cent; for short
bills 311135s per cent. Berlin discount rate rs
ner cent for three months bills and 212 per cent
FOR short bills. Berlin exchange on London 20
marks 81 pfennigs. Paris discount rate 2% per
cent. Paris exchange on London. Is francs 161a
centimes.
FOREIGN SECCRTTIES.-British consols for
money, e11s: for account. 91A- French rentes. 9S
francs 20 centines.
THE SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver. 4SS4c; Mex
lean silver dollars 3sc. Bar silver in London closed
at 23d
GOLD PREMIUM-In Madrid, $50; Lisbon. 25,Oo;
Buenos Ayres, 12721
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. receipts
reported from Washington. s644SoS: internal reve-
nue. receipts s6 501: miscellaneous receipts sn0914
Raceipts for the day. s1.S9l 324 expenditures, ST.
11c0e0 Receipts for the month to date. $4.5I9oo1;
expendtures s256 900: excess of expenditures,
go ss3; receipts for year to date, S447672 1885,
expenditures. S4I4 934177 excess of receipts, SSz,-
7ss 81. National bank notes received for redemp-
ton $685.. .593.
SUB-TREAsURY.-The Sub-Treasury was debtor
the Clearing House s.z77 6s5.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.
BONDS.
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Dealings in outside securities increased slightly
over the totals in Thursdays transactions Prices
continued show Improvement, although the net
changes were wholly confined to fractions The
heaviest trading continued less TO two or
three of the late prominent shares Manhattan
Transit Company was the most active issue. Open
ing sales made at I. per cent advance over
the closing, but in the subsequent dealings the
demand increased and the price gradually rose to
"a a gain of = per cent for the day Northern
Securities fairly active and stronger open
ing sales being made at 81. but good buying ad-
vanced to 9s gain of III per cent. American Can
shares were strong the preferred advanced
& per cent to 4S9s. The copper shares were quiet
but firm Greene Consolidated rose fraction 70 -
White Knob advanced i. Bonds were strong.
United States Steel SIS advanced "a; Lackawanna
Steel 5s a fraction.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-18
CAR BUILDING COMPANY SHARES.

In the decline that has taken place In stock mar
ket values in the last seven months. few stocks
IN the railroad list showed the least evidence OF
resistance to the downward movement, while In
the Industrial department declines were generally
small, with the greatest resistance in the shares
of the American Car and Foundry Company and
the Pressed Steel Car Company In view of the
losses in the railroad shares, including the high
priced investment issues. the strength of the Sc
curties of the Industrial companies just named Is
noteworthy, and furnishes Interesting topic for
discussion in circles where is exercised in
the selection OF stock market purchases. The
ord of these issues, as shown in the subjoined
table is remarkable especially when IT is
called that railroad stocks have declined from %
to so points from the high prices of 1902 In the
following table the high prices for 1852 and % the
low prices In last Mondays break and yesterdays