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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19

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fgooenbi9t / Sporoogne og Smni.
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Rbor mango MenneIt fer er ngbt til at
ep6oloe fig iammen / ct file Bum.
Men meget bibere er oi life nadef.
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en- Sing, Der fgltes Iom ct file refors
motoriit 5remIfriOt. qaa Opilaget
peb Snbgan9sn itob life Tom eIer8:
Bet er for6uot at ufbreffe Creme
D. ID" 9sr itoo idaOdn noget Iom. at
Qnfoggst meo 5raer og 9uife itiIles
un6er 8orqernes 8eif1ttelie. Oct er
ilit bet, bi ifal itr96e efter, at gre
wife Opens ge6oere til gorgere, Tom
~5eff0tter here's 8D. 36i 6Dao 6jalz
pr bet, at bi faar elettriife Sporoog=
ne o9 eleftriif ems, Statuer og anz
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6eb, bet M RaaO6us o8, naar bore
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1es Spnttlatter2
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6ore &prn op til at 6etra9te itg ieIo
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6aloe ober meb fogenbe9anb, bois Der
er 6dre for np9en Slags Smitte.
Selpfslgelig er bet ldngt beore at be
mite S%pbtte6atte eIer SpDttefrus
paa &ommune6oipitdlet er Der fad
leoes paa a1e 5rappe9ange beniat
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6borpad Der er trDtt Itrengt 5orbu0
Tor aQe - geis9enOe eqer Yatienter
- MOB at fpbtte / QommetertlG0et
e1er andre al9Der. 9ad 8dOer pg
Streoer, 6bor man fife bar Sp1ttsz
oeO 6danoen, bliper bet ooQ
dlti0 bet eneite 6enInnsfuloe mOoN2eoz
menneItene at benptte 2ommetprfles
BET. W}en lao os iiGr inopr9nte Dem,
at bet at ipntte ub / @erben er en-
Sport, Iom / 9irtelig6eoen er lige Ida
rda % 6eninnsles Iom at aInpOe Iez
len pdd ben qammelodqs Maner."
8il M9noene inOrsmme os, at Di
far Get at forage5 ooer at mpOe oeres
5pntfldtter paa por 9ei. fda Itdl pi
aerne inoremme, at pore lange &ioler
life gsrSdgen beore. Sntet er I 6ejere
8rao itrioenoe mob S%unO6eoens og
Renlig6eOen5 melt elementGre 5or=
oringer eno en- ajole, ION mer elet
IGeber ne6 al Soroen. CAB
9dd, at be uoen 5are fan unDenoe5
inoen 0ere, ifsnbt bet bel dlbrig BIZ
Der biDere opropert" at flG6e tine
Sferter, boor Wenneifer gaar ub o9
uoe pdd 9doerne er enbper &jole,
Iom naar til Soroen, ganife bor6driif.
6pilfen u6pre Wasie 8dtterier tan
Der life finoes / ben M}dsie Steb og
Snaos, Der baglig iumles pg bjemfez
res / en- iaaodn ajole, IeiO ON ben fdd
riot muligt bliOer leftet op; og 6por
pil tommenoe Slegter imile ao ale
rore 6orbringer ON 9aoebarelier og
Ger, ndor be Ter gileber fra bore
8ages Mooe6efter.
6ois Meno life ippttebe, pg abinS
Der alorig ilebte oeres Sjoler / Stu
BET, biloe bet betegne ct life, men BE-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19

Smaapiger og fortGler, at Rotitfer
er iladebe op langs @ejen, pad ben 81
enbom, iom 9r9nIsr op til min mob
Sub, at ben er for Salg. @ienOOms
men til6srer en- 9ant. Der er oper
100 4cres, 6ooraf be $50 4tres er
bepldnteoe meb 9rdpe pines. Der er
en- 9el 8%bgnin9ek pea Plaoi len; je9
RED life, ON ben ifal ItDffes I'D elIer
inlqes idmlet. SelmosGgnen er en-
GOD @gn. Der er enonu en- Del goot
2anb at fad til rimelige 9riier. ogiaa
oimpropeS" qlaoier. Sra aeeolep til
Wount Campbell er en- Strefning al
mango apdorats0il. ION naiten ubez
luffenos enonu er 6oebe= % gDgmurz
ter. 5or nnlig bar en- Snes StDtfer
al os Dante oeroppe pdd en- Slags
@tsfuriion for at beie 2anoet. @ano
bar Ger not at. og 2anb li9eiaa, gOot
2anb % ooarli9t 2onb; men ResOleb
% 0me9n bar en- 5remtib for fig, o9
De itsite ipntes 9oot om 2anoet.
09it St1ffe 6liber longt, oog bette
Modife nogen 0il ta9e for
tr1oeli9t op, at isq Iaaban loopriier
5oaquinbalen. lab faa pore. Seq Far
qiort bet / en- COB 6eniiqt, o96uit pad.
at Der 9elner bet gamle SUBS Orb /
6oritaao: IS bit @Riigts
Speo ifal ou abe sbit greo". Nadr
andre Itrsmmer til Sal, % bort 6otf
10 oa ogIud 9pr BET, 6borfor ital iaa
&c, iom leIer .8anitersn", narmeit
bort airtefolf, pQ iom Tfulbe snIte at
itrsmme meo, life eoes til Steber,
6oor De fgrit oa fremmeit tan 6gre
Subs Orb, % bbor Der er grebre o.
| 6erren, % 6por be bsrneit IL
fan gore Get gObt. 5 De iiOIts
Bar 2ar bar flere fra Often neoIdt
Iiq Ter, og Ri 6ar life tabt beroeb, %
lea baa6er, be life 6e1er, iaa ON 81
tommer. Itdl 5 bore bel
6enbenb ier til no9en / Mes
eler til paitor Sobnion,
Der pil 6iGlpe Dem til Hette, iom gns
at Iettle runot Reebleb. W}en i
Sab ndar ferIt 8 fonmer fer,
5 10 ielo beige. De, iom agter
II tomme, 6urbe TONNE / Sommerens
2s6, e1er ttbligt pda Gfteraaret for
at ie 5orbotoene og bare reOe.
tdar 6fteradr56anbefen meb Gjens
)omme beg1noer for Qtloor. Ser er
5eoejoro nof; nm Der er aprlig6e6
1of, ital jeg life dfgere, ben er 10 tiot
iof life at fine i 0perfloo.
Gn benlia 6ilien til o8aniferen"s
Geo. q. QtGeqoarb.
Oleanoer, q. 1, 5resno 60, Sal.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19
500 BeIonntno S1oO

8ette 8lobs 9niere nil bore ~iornslebe ooer at erfare,
at Der / bet fninoile CT EFT irp9tet SD9bout. iom @ioets
lfabelt er blenett Stano til at tnrere allie oens Stas
bier. og bet or aatorrb. Halls Catarrh Cure er bet
enelte pirtelige 9elbre6eliesmiooel 9pQeftan0en fie1s
Der. ga &atorrb er Ell fDlftitutipnel SDgooni. fot6rer
ben en- fonltituttonel YeAanbliug. Hal's Catarrh
Cure to9es tnb. ptrter otrete pon glp0et pQ Slimbtfts
bernie Spitemet tiliutetgier berneb Snqoonlnlens 9lar.
lag og giner 9atienten StDrte neo at opbnQge a~onititus
tlonell % bi9lpe giaturen til nt giere fit 9lrbelbe. gierne
bar ioa riegen Iiltro til bets belbreoenoe Strait, at be
tlibpoer ct ban0reoe Collars for bpert Stlf0loe, bnori
oenne Uieoirin life bebirter 0elbre6elie. StriD efter
sllte og YionesbDro. 3llifrt0
3. 3. 6beneD & 6 o., 3oIebo, 8.
~ S9lges bos @potbefere.
HALLS Family Pills er be bsbite.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19

I'm g%eliinnelic for llnoe iom Tor oamle
0r Somler's 0,troet Of g9il6 Gtromberrn
Gainrsns i%peciele 9rnemiboel Tor 9lob9on9
1iorrboe o9 Gommerip9e,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19

81: 90ao er BET for ct Sfraol. jeg
66rer?
g; DIT er 5rf. SenIen, Der ip9er
at fud 9ugt meO 3ioen oeO at ipnae.
u: 3ioen ipne5 at oGre temmelig
Iej9libet.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1903-06-19

SD9Opmme ioraaria9tt al MGs
linBer.
II. Milts' Hc~iT.oratipc Sonic %
Nerpine belbrcoeOe eitcr eli. 90 treoiut
Mar.

SEQ bar Ell fnloita nois inno ing @ane inbtif
5cbrnar 1865, na NIT He9imett nar / Camp Raneaa
90 jeg bleu ing al Mirsliu9er. 8erefter BAR lea lffe
iriif, igreno ieg 6ruate 3r. Miles Refioratibe Aerpine
% Tonic 1895. g9aer bar ~fprtlaret mia, at bet tom
al seperens llpiriiombeo, % ies ian life fae, buor.
inanpe SGaer Der bar bait mia unoer Bebanoling, men
! q bar preuet ale Slags. 9iGf=5orbo ibsreaIer biafp
mig alsrig. angreb al 6Opebpine. @ilt, NGiefatdrrb,
osfeber, Nfbun % troniit 9iarrboe tr aIilamnisn iais
bet min COB. 9aftet pGre Neruine oa 5onic er lea mn
inioftGnoia %aenginet nit pelbreo. ,3eg bar pgiaa
trlet 7r. Miies' stnti Balm Bills meo sooe A~cinlfater
oa ieg tror. at Ir. WliIes' WtipIer CT fulofomne =
3itp. Strani Nenber, Sparta, Nis.
r9eg euifer at iiae nogle faa gobe Orb for gr. Mi.
les Weitoraitpe derpiue. Sea bar part mceet pIoget
rieo Ssprls o heb. fipen ieg aiorbe 5oranorina at Gilt
lina. pee ben me apis, 90 al ben @rlno bar lea prspet
f%orifeaige Mioler iben at blipe biuIpet. Sea 6lep iluts
teiig o%pertolt af en- perionlig Ben, Ell Apotbeier, til at
| prgpe Werpine. Sea fan f%oriifre Dem, at bet bar
| giort mil neaet gpbt. Nu bebgper iea life Of BRUCE bet
reaelmGsiiat mere. men fun leiliabebSpis, faar lea CT
ppernerbes eller bpileles. % lea bar altib en- Del peb
poanben. Oct bar olorig iaaet ieil at pibe Gin.
orina." VI. Rne8in, ubaiper al Daily Free Press,
| U,ilfpaufee, isis.
ale Apcihefere iGlssr 90 saranrerer ben fsrfte SLATE
al Or. Wties' e8remibter. Sfrip efter fri 8eg on
Werpsiitst o. 6jerteinsb ommf. abresie: Or. Wiles
Wee,cal &c.. @ifbarf Sno.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-02-13
AL TURNER SHOT
BY INDIAN POLICE
Deadwood Murderer Is Cap
tured After a Fight at
Alliance, Neb.
DUN MAY BE FATAL
S~ilverdoliar Brothers, Quarter Breed
Osages, and Secret Service Men,
Follow Him From Deadwood
Escaped in Box Car.

Deadwood, S. D., Feb. Al Turne1.
murderer of E. M. Dunlap, a hot tamale
man here, was run down, shot and per-
haps fatally wounded at Alliance, Neb.,
by the Silverdollar brothers, quarter
blood Usage Indians, and secret SER
vice men.
After the murder of Dunlap, Turner,
who was a wealthy ranchman, disap-
peared, and all effort to take him We're
apparently futile. A sherif's posse
was following a pack of bloodhounds
into the hills, where he was supposed
to nave fed.
The Si~lverdollars, who are expert de-
t%ectives, must have had some reliable
clue, and together they started out to
aunt him down. They worked or the
theory hat Turner left town on a
freight the same night, and went or to
Alliance, 225 miles distant, where they
came up with him.
They ordered him to throw up his
hands, but he replied with a shot from
his revolver, and then the S~ilverdollars
cut loose with their guns. Turner fell,
and an examination revealed a bullet
from William Silverdollar's revolver
lodged in the neck, next to the spinal
column. The entire right side of the
man is paralyzed, and it Is not thought
he can live.
Sheriff Doten went to Alliance yes
terday, and will bring back his man if
he lives.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-02-13
ESCAPED HORRIBLE DEATH,
Deadly Acid Fumes Nearly Fatal &
Peter Woxen.

E TSSer "Cxen
Lead, S. D., Feb. 7.--Asphyxiation by
hydrocyanic acid gas almost caused the
death Of Peter Woxen, an employe of
the Homestake's large cyanide mill
here. Ordinarily hydrochloric acid is
employed for the elimination of the
particles of zinc remaining in the gold
precipitates. but as an experiment for
this cleanup sulphuric acid was used.
1t was poured through a trap IGOR by
Woxen, standing on top OF a covered
tank. The union Of the chemicals re-
suited In a furious boiling. and the
poisonous gases escaping through the
opening overcame Woxen Instantly,
his clothes saturated with the acid and
the escaping fumes enveloping him.
Fred WertenWeiler, mill foreman.
rushed to his assistance, but fell, over
cone, at the foot Of the. ladder.NThomas
Peterman started up, but met a like ex-
perience, dropping in a semi-conscious
state. Other employees finally rescued
the men. Wertenweiler and Peterman
revived, but Woxen had inhaled
SO much gassthat hypodermic infections
of peroxide o. hydrogen were resorted
to, twenty applications being necessary,
accompanied by a vigorous chatting. to
bring about atfeeble fact
the mill is provided with various
r~estoratiVes saved his life. He was per-
mitted to lie only a minute and a half,
and had it been five minutes he would
have been beyond aid.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-02-13
WILL HAVE GOOD PROGRAM.
State Meeting Of Sunday School Work
ers Will Be a Success.

Huron, S. D.. Feb. chairman c.
M. Daily of this city attended the meet
Ing of the executive committee of the
South Dakota Sunday School associa-
ton at Aberdeen and reports a pro-
gram IN preparation for the coming
state convention hat will attract wide
attention and be Of much interest to
Sunday school workers in every part of
the state. The dates named for the
convention are May 26 and II, but the
committee has not yet fixed the place
Of meeting, although Aberdeen will
very likely be named. Among well
known, Sunday school workers to be
present is Mrs. Bryner, who has a ma
tional reputation as an instructor in
primary work. Other eminent men
t1usn out of the state will participate.
William Weingartner, one OF the
ear.lv settlers of Wolsey, died at his
* near this city yesterday morning.
Fer several years Mr.. Weingartner
Nes proprietor of the Cotton house a
Wolsey and later managed the Newton
house until Its sale to MIR. Martin a
short time since. The deceased was a
prominent Elk and we'll known among
commercial Travellers.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-02-13
BIG FIRE AT
The Terw:lliger G. Dwight Grain Ele.
vator Is a Total Loss.

Jefferson, S. D., Feb. 5.-Fire, the
origin of which is a mystery, destroyed
the grain elevator Of TerWilliger. &
Dwight at this place early this morn
ing.
The loss will reach $4,000, practical
iy covered by insurance. The building
was worth $4,000. The grain burned
was 10000 bushels of wheat and 1000
bushels Of corn, fully insured.
The flames were discovered at 6
o'clock this morning and they then
filed the building. so that efforts to
save any of the property were futile.
By hard work buildings near by were
saved. The elevator burned to the
ground.
1t is thought that tramps set the fire,
although it is possible it was due to
spontaneous combustion. There had
been no fire in the elevator for more
than a day. The elevator will be re-
built at once.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-02-13
Supreme Court Decisions.

Pierre, S. D., Feb. THE supreme
court yesterday handed down the fol-
lowing decisions:
State of South Dakota VS.. George Nc
ElWain, Yankton county, affirmed.
By Justice Corson: State Of South
Dakota VS.. Ada Finstad, Minnehaha
county, dismissed; Matthias Kieffer and
Eta Kieffer VS.. job Q. Smith, sheriff,
appellant, Meade county, affirmed: H.
G. Bright, appellant, VS.. James C. Juhl,
Minnehaha county, reversed.
By Justice Fuller: Lone Tree Ditch
company VS.. Rapid City Electric and
Gas Light company, appellant. Pen
nington county. affirmed; First Ma
tional bank of Custer City, appellant,
VS.. Israel Calkins, Faux county, modi-
fed; August Huntimer VS.. Nicholas
Aren't, appellant, Moody county, saf-
frmed; Advance Thresher company VS..
Amos Rockefeller ct al, appellant, Nc
county, reversed; Sigfried Paul
son, appellant, VS.. Ole Langness ct al,
Minnehaha county, affirmed; John
Henry ct all, appellants, VS.. lisa Taylor,
Moody county, affirmed.
The court admitted A. J. Christopher,
of Sioux Falls, or examination: Will
liam A. Johns, of Wolsey, on certificate
from the court of Nebraska, and Her.
bert H. Holdridge, Of Madison, on ter
%ritOrial certificate.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-02-13
ROBBED IN KANSAS CITY,
South Dakotan Lost Bundle of Notes In
49, | a Denot

Marian Junction, Feb. 5.-some time
last spring Henry B. Ratzlaff, sold ali
Mr.. Ratzlaff had several unpaid obliga.
tom due him here and last week he
started for this place to settle the
same. It seems that he carried his
notes ! his coat pocket and his money
in his trousers pocket.
He reached Kansas City about mid.
night and thought he would stand upor
the car platform to view the sights
In an unexpected moment two mer
overpowered him and succeeded in se.
curing the pocketbook containing the
notes. The notes would be on no bene.
Mt to anyone unless they should forge
Mr. Ratzlaffs name. There was n
note of $500 and several smaller ones
MI. Ratzlaff arrived in Marion juno.
ton later but entertained little hopes
OF ever securing the notes.
He has taken all steps possible ts
stop the payment Of same in the event
they Should be presented,
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-02-13
CATTLE HAVE TEXAS ITCH.
Herd Guaranteed at Huron Is Not Az
fected With Anthrax,

Huron, S. D., Feb. 7.-Dr. ]. P. Fos-
ter, stat e veterinarian, has made a
careful examination Of the herd Of 200
or more cattle in quarantine here and
is positive that the disease with which
they are affected is nothing more than
the Texas Itch, or mango, and that no
is apparent, as reported a few
days since; nor is there any Of the lat
ter disease amo-.g cattle in South Da-
koia. He Is keeping close watch of
herds and using every effort possible
to prevent any Infectious disease anon
cattle or other animals in the state.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-02-13
~ANTI-GRIsBY CHARGES.
He Is Said to Have Left Nome Last
Winter Without Permission

Washington, Feb. SERIOUS charges
have been made against several fed
department of justice is making a thor
ough investigation. The officers chiefly
concerned are United States District
Attorney Frank n. Richards and Unit
ed States Marshal Melvin Grigsby Of
the Nome district.
1t is charged that District Attorney
Richards expense vouchers have been
padded and that he has been guilty of
other misconduct in office. The prin-
cipal complaint against Marshal Grigs-
by is that he left his post at Nome for
the winter without permission from the.
deDartment of Justice. ).
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-02-13
PLEADS FOR HOMESTAkE
Senator Jenkins Says Company Is Al.
ready Doinu Its Part.

Pierre, s. D., Feb. Senator Jenkins
of Lawrence county protests against a
statement that the Homestake mine
pays only upon it's mining lands at the
assessed valuation Of $19.6 60 per acre.
All mining land which is patented, in
Lawrence county, pays on a minimum
assessment Of $50 per acre whether
productive or not. The Homestake has
no lands assessed for less than $500 per
acre though SOM Of 1t is only second
rate timber land. In one case four
tenths of an acre is assessed at $3.50, 900.
The taxes Of the Homestead company
alone this year are $65, 900, which does
not include the assessment of any Of
the subsidiary companies, as the High
land, the Father DeSmet, the Gale
donia. the Hearst Mercantile company
and many other interpretations owned
and conducted by the Homestake COM
pany, the combined taxes Of which are
annually as much as 500, 900.
MI. Jenkins declares in the assess
ment Of the Homestake property and all
other mining property in fact, the per-
manent buildings are listed with the
real estate, but all machinery is listed
as personal property. One stamp mill
Is listed at 500 900, another at $50. 900,
and still another at $50, 900. The pump
ing station, eighteen miles away from
Lead is listed for taxation at $125, 900.
The Homestake employs directly and
indirectly more than 5000 men and sets
the scale Of wages for the entire mining
country Of the west, including Idaho
and California.
The Homestake treats its men well
and insists that the men shall be good
citizens. It permits whoever will to
erect homes upon it's lands n protects
them in their households without
ground rent, the only condition being
IT nPf#thnV ShQ1l .kaan# IN fhni~ 200 -
the public. Many men have occupied
the company's lands in this way rent
free for twenty-five years.
Senator Jenkins says he is not appre-
hensive as to the pending bill for the
taxation of bullion, as 1t is clearly I'M
constitutional n it's only effect will
be to embroil the state in expensive liti-
cation, which will certainly result in
defeat, and as the Homestake is a Cali
f0rnia organization all adjudication of
the subject would at once be made in
the federal courts.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-02-13

In the course of a lecture delivered
In Boston a few evenings ago, Colonel
Thomas wentworth Higginson sur
prised his audience by saying that in
the early '20s Whittier, the poet,
evinced a strong liking for politics, and
wanted to GO to congress, but could
not be nominated because he lacked a
few months Of the required age. Whit
tier, the lecturer said, had a born apt1-
tude for the management of men, and
his brief political experience, from
which he was turned aside by the cause
of anti-slavery, placed him in a rather
unfavorable light, and was somewhat
remarkable considering the high moral
standard of the man.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-02-13
GETTING READY TO BUILD.
Wcrk Of National Santa.
rum Will Be Rapidly Pushed.

Hot Springs S. D., Feb. 5.-Captair
II. -. Palmer, n of the managers OF
a board of national sanitariums fol
disabled volunteer soldiers, will be here
during the week, accompanied by Mr.
Thomas r. Kimball Of Omaha, the ar
chitect who has been put in charge OF
the national sanitarium. The object OF
this trip is to contract for the grading
which is to be done by the first Of
April. Captain Palmer will push the
so that the sanitarium will be
open for the admission OF members By
December I, 1903.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-02-13
WANT CARNEGIE LIBRARY.
But Deadwood City Council Won't Blu,
the Site.

Deadwood, s. D., Feb. 5.-The citi-.
zens Of Deadwood are considering the
p~racticab1iity Of raising by3public sub.
scription the funds necessary to nI1r-
chase a site for the library that An
drew Carnegie offers the town. The
offer was submitted a year6ago; Mr.
Carnegie agreeing to build a 100000
library building, provided the city fur
nished the site and agreed to furnish
and maintain the institution. The mat
ter has been under consideration by
the city council some time, but no def
mite action has been taken.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-02-13
READY FOR PHILIPPINES.
Officers Wives Go Horne Before Reai,
ment lakes the Einfd.

Fort Maede, 81 p. Feb.7.-The head
quarters of the Thirteenth V
with the band and the first squadron
is prepared to leave here February I6
for the Preside. The officers of the
regiment are sending their wives ana
families TO their various homes, in an.
ticipation OF the departuresof the regi.
anent for the Philippines. The second
will leave here about nc
middle of March. and the entire regi.
ment will beton the way by April.
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OPERATION is FATAL.
Roscoe conkIing Herreid, Son Of the
Governor, Succumbs to al Oper-
,t;oo for Apnapdieitie af

alton for Appendicitis.
Pierre, S.. D., Feb. 7.-Roscoe Conkline
Herreid, u years old. son Of Governor
Herreid, died Thursday at Rochester,
Mimi, Of an operation for appendicitis.
Both houses adjourned, after passing
resolutions until February 10. A commit
tee from both houses will attend the
funeral at Eureka.
The boy had been sick for some time at
Pierre. A week ago DR.. Robinson per-
formed an operation which gave no re-
lief. Two days ago another operation was
found necessary and the boy was taken
to Rochester by his mother and DR.. Rob-
inson. The trip was a severe strain and
he was unable to Withstand the shock.
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In India, China, Japan. and ada
cent countries there are. about 400, OOO,-
600 people who rarely eat meat; yet
they are strong, active and long lived.
Darwin is the authority for the state
ment that the Andean natives perform
twice the work OF ordinary laborers,
and subsist almost entirely on a diet
of bananas.
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Mr.. Cline is the WhoIe Il.

Artesian. S. D., Feb. SD. M. Cline
who for the past year has been cashier
of the Artesian State bank, has pur,
chased the State bank OF Turton, a.
Turton, S. D., and viii take possession
on the 1T inst. He will be the sole
proprietor Of the Institution and viii
give it his personal attention.
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The we'll known Russian historian,
sMilJukoY, whose liberal views have for
g long time past been a source OF of
tense TO the authorities, has been sem
fenced to six months imprisonment for
his alleged connection. with last vim
ter,s university troubles.