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CHAPTER IV-(Continued.)

'Cdu I belleNe IL, ue Bdlu, Strlp-
ning the leaves from the thorn bushes
and briars that came within touch Of
his swinging hand. 9" don't believe
that you would marry q man unless
you loved him and who-who-"
Somebody" she said.
"Please don't tantalize me in this
way. Tell me all about It,"
"You know Mr.. Pennington"
"Who, that poor fellow!" he cried.
"You surely don't think Of marrying
him. Louise, don't joke with me. Why,
he can't live more than three months"
Now she halted and there was an
ger in her eyes as she looked at him,
and resentful rebuke was In her voice
when she spoke. "And you, too, fix
the length of time he Is to live. Why
do you all agree to give him three
months? Is that all the time you are
willing to allow him."
He stepped back from her and stood
fumbling with his great hands. 81
didn't know that any one else had
given him three months" he replied.
ri based my estimate merely on my
recollection of how he looked the last
time l saw him. l am willing to allow
him all the time he wants and far
more than Nature seems willing to
grant"
mo, you are not. You all want
him to die"
Don't say that, Louise. You know
that I amt that mean. But I acknowl-
edge that l don't want you to marry
him"
what need you care? If I refuse
to marry you what difference does it
make to you whom marry?"
at makes this difference-that
would rather see you the wife of a man
that can take car of you. Louise,
they say that I'm slow about every
thing, and I reckon I am, but when a
slow man loves he loves for all time
81 don't believe it; don't believe that
any nan loves for all time"
Louise, to hear you talk one might
think you have been grossly deceived
but I know you haven't, and that is
what forces me to say that I don't un.
derstand you"
"You don't have to understand me
Nobody has asked you to-"
She walked on and he strobe beside
her, stripping the leaves off the
shrubs, looking down at her, worship
ping her; and she, frail and whimsi
cal, received with the
giants alteration.
II told the Major that l loved you
"Told him before you did me, didn't
your" she broke in, glancing up al
him.
mo, but on the same day. I knew
he was my
friend and I nun
:; : 8: :; ! !: !: !" !: !: ~
didn't l.now N%MMM% A b.
but" XMMMWMMI/MA
"That he MEMENMNMZA
would order t4EVWE{
me to marry jW&zZM,
your" ~ ~EAAWMI
"No, not 'Tfd@8AS
that, but I MHRA HAAsZM
thought he A1eAN VN@M
might reason ,-ETE6sfRrC.~ NJ
with you" - HcH VIZ
"That is NMTM ~
Just like a R~
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he was my
friend and I
didn't l.now
but"
"That he
would ride
me to marry
your"
"No, not
that, but I
thought he
might reason
with you"
THAT Is
just like a
stupid man
he thinks he
can win a
woman with
reason"
He p o n
dered a long
time, seem
ing to feel
that this bit
of observa-
tion marit-
The daily sentinel., 1903-08-18
mo ko the La D oreo cigar.

mo ke the La ID Oreo cigar.
Saddle horses for rent at Platt and
Kings.
The best Havana filled for 25 cent
cigar La d Oreo.
Mrs. A. S. Mckinney is visiting in
Minturn and Gilman.
Our aim is to please. Grand Valley
Store, Reed Block
Our prices to all. Grand
Valley Store Reed Block.
The Progress is noted for its cakes,
that are Just like homemade ones.
Fall term of the Grand Valley
Commercial School begins Sept. lst.
Feed for all kinds of stock. Hay.
grain and chops. Valley Feed com
pany.
There is always a fresh lot of pies
and others bakers supplies at the
Progress.
All kinds of buggies and wagons,
manufactured by the Racine Wagon &
Carriage company, Valley Feed com
pany agents.
Summer excursions rates east one
fare plus So. 90 for the round trip via
the Rock Island system. For infor-
nation, address Hal. S. Ray, Gen.
Agt., Denver. Colo.
Rooms, Newly furnished rooms
in new house, stationary wash stands,
with hot and cold water in each
room. baths. all modern equipments.
Apply to Mrs E. M. Hardy. No.
62S Colorado Ave.
The daily sentinel., 1903-08-18
OPTICAL

San Francisco and return, $40 90,
August 9th to 10Th. The Colorado
Midland.
Quite number of Elks called at
St Mary's hospital to see William R.
Lynch Sunday
The daily sentinel., 1903-08-18

The certainty of its quality adds
greatly to the pleasure of possessing
a diamond. You will have that as
surance with any diamond purchased
of us. Our personal guarantee will
accompany it.
We make speciality of repairing,
adjusting and rateing all kinds of fine
complicated watches, and in engrav-
ing we can assure you of perfect salts
faction.
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prohibited except under special au-
thority from the secretary of the
interior. AS soon as the regulations
can be formulated they will be pro-
mulgated for the information of the
people visiting the park.
Persons owning patented home
steads within the confines of this
park will be permitted to occupy
them and to drive cattle across the
lands of this park with the consent
OF the superintendent. The act set
ting aside this park provides as fol-
lows: sSection 5. That in cases
in which tract converted by an
unprotected bonefide claim or by a
patent is included within the limits
of this park, the settler or owner
thereof may. if he desires to do so.
relinquish the tract to the govern
ment and secure other land outside
of the park in accordance with the
provisions OF the law subject to such
REIMBURSEMENT OF lands in forest re-
serves in the state of South Dakota.
Section provides that call persons
who shall unlawfully intrude upon
said park or who shall without per-
mission appropriate any objects
therein or commit any unauthorize d
injury or waste in any form what
ever upon the lands or other public
property therein or who violate any
of the rules and regulations per-
scribed Hereunder shall upon con-
viction be fined in the sum not more
than 81, 900 or be imprisoned for a
period not more than twelve monthe
or shall suffer both fine and imprjs
onment in the discretion Of the
court
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thereof a mining experiment station.
Sec. 2-That the Secretary of the
Treasury be, and is hereby, author
lied and directed to appoint at each
mining experiment station created
| by the provision of this Act, one ex-
pert geologist, at a salary of three
thousand dollars per annum; also
one competent and experienced
chemist, at a salary of two thousand
dollars per annum. And the Secre-
tary of the Treasury is hereby au-
thorized to expend sum not to eX-
ceed five thousand dollars in estab-
fishing, equlping and maintaining
each of said experiment stations.
Sec. 3-That it shall be the duty
of such geologist and chemist ap-
pointed-under this Act to receive
for assay or analysis all rock, ce-
ment, clay, or other mineral-bearing
substance that may be brought to
them by any citizen of the United
States and make a proper classifica-
tion or. assay of each sample of rock,
cement, clay, or other mineral bear
ing substance, for the purpose Of
ascertaining the exact amount of
gold cinnabar, silver, copper,
wolfram, tin, or any other mineral
known for it's value in the arts and
sciences or used in commercial tran
sactions, and to furnish, at nomi
nal charge, to be regulated by The
Secretary of the Treasury, to each
depositor Of rock, cement, clay or
other ineral-bearjng substance,
full assay or analysis, showing the
quantity and quality of each and
every mineral found in said rock,
cement, or clay SO examined by
them.
Sec. 4-That the said geologist
and chemist at each station shall
keep an accurate record of each and
every deposit of rock, cement, clay
or other mineral l-bearing substance,
the name of the party depositing
same, with his postoffice address,
and also the particular place where
such rock, cement or mineral bear
ing substance may be found; and
they shall keep this information
secret from all persons except the
depositor for a period of fifteen days
after the delivery to such depositor
of the assay or ANALYSIS of rock,
cement, clay or other mineral bear
ing substance so deposited by them.
Each Office shall have public bull
letin board at their office, on which
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-07-31
Board ST Regents.
The Board of Regents of State Institutions Met Pierre
Last Week and the Following Business was Done.

/! !o'clock, and, as many of the mem-
bers wished to return home in the
morning all the remaining business
! was transacted at this time so that
a session on Wednesday would not
! be necessary.
Garret A. Droppers and the rest
of the faculty of the state university
we're reelected for the ensuing year
with very little discussion. Regent
Burtt was appointed by the board
as committee to report findings n.
this investigation to the governor.
The election Of Prof. A. Ell. Wheat
on was reconsidered as Instructor to
dairy science, and the dairy depart
ment was made an adjunct to the
Brookings college proper. ]. B.
Stoner was made Mr.. Wheaton's
assistant.
The contract for an artesian we'll
at the Aberdeen normal was let to
S. S. Gilborne, of Aberdeen.
The board appropriated 1,b00f for
the equipment of the engineering
department. at the state university
at Vermillion, It also appropriated
for the same institution, 81 900 for
the chemical department. 750 for
the law library, and $50 for the gem
eral library.
The board then adjourned to meet
next Tuesday in Huron, when bids
will be opened for the construction
Of buildings at Speartish and Rapid
City.-Huronite,
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Miss Grace Wardall, of Chicago
was employed as professor of domes-
tic science at Brookings college in
place of Mrs. Feulingl who has re-
signed.
Two hundred and fifty dollars was
appropriated for the purpose OF
making an exhibition at the State
Fair at Yankton and the Central
Fair of Huron of the different de-
partmente OF Brookings college.
T. B. Kelley was made the clerk
and stenographer Of the experiment
al station at Brookings.
The board ordered that flag staff
should be placed upon each
state educational institution, and
that this flag shall be displayed
every day in the year.
The contract for the printing of
the bulletins of the experimental
station was let to f. P. Glassner.
of Sprin gfeld,S. D., at 81. 12 page
for 1000 copies.
The bids for the steam heating
plant at Aberdeen ranged from q,
800 to$5,74 The contract was
given to the lowest bidder, Symms-
Powers Co. were the lowest and re-
ceived the contract.
The bids were opened for the al
tering of a mechanical laboratory
into a chemical laboratory. Void
g. Johnson received the contract at
$50 below the other bidder.
The evening meeting opened at 8
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scribe such rules and regulations
and establish service as he may
deem necessary for it's care and
management.
Capt. Bullock has received copies
OF regulations governing the Yose-
mite and the Sequoia national parks
of California, to guide him in pre-
pairing regulations for this park.
These regulations permit camping
parties while in the park to use dead
and down timber for fuel, but pro-
hibit the cutting or destruction Of
any standing timber. Strict per-
cautions are to be exercised against
fire, and no fires are to be built in
the park except when absolutely
necessary. No deer, antelope, fowl
or other live creatures are to be
killed in the park except dangerous
animals and then only to protect
human life. Fishing may be allow
ed with hook and line but all seining
is prohibited.
There is an appropriation of 50,
500 which is to be used for fencing
in the buildings now on the park.
These buildings consist of the board
ing house and a barn. The barn
standing there at present is the
property of G. L. Jensen of Hot
Springs and it is probable that the
government will build stable of it's
own. 1t is quite likely that the en-
tire park will be fenced ultimately.
The first fences to be built will take
in about two or three hundred
acres.
The grazing Of sheep and other
cattle on the lands OF the park are
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Charge ST Wind
Cave Park.


W. A. Rankin has been appointed
superintendent of the Wind Cave
National park Of South Dakota. His
oath OF office has been subscribed to
and sent into Washington and he
will assume the custody of the park
August l.
Mr.. Rankin was appointed on the
recommendation of Capt. Seth
Bullock, superintendent of the
Black Hills forest reserve, and had
the endorsement of many of the
leading republicans ofDead and
Lawrence county. He will be sub
ject to the orders of Capt. Bullock
and the latter will formulate regu-
lations for the government of the
park. Mr.. Rankin was sargent in
Capt. Bullock's troop of Grigsby's
rough riders during the Spanish
American war and was for long
time one of Capt. Bullock's forest
rangers in the Black Hills. His
salary will be nine hundred dollars
year and he and his wife will re-
side in the park and keep the hotel
where visitors will be accommodate
ed.
The act creating this Spark was
approved January 8, 1903. The do
main set aside consists of 1O,56O
acres of which 480 acres is on the
forest reserve. The park is situated
at the south cas- corner of the forest
reserve.
The act provided that the park
shall be known as the Wind Cave
National Park and shall be under
the exclusive control of the secre-
tary of the interior, who shall pre-
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shall be posted, at the end of the
fifteen days heretofore mentioned,
a full description Of their assay or
analysis of the rock, cement, clay,
or other mineral-bearing substance,
and the location Of the country in
which it shall be found.
Sec. 6-That the said geologist
when not necessarily engaged in his
Office duties as herein provided,
shall personally examine the min
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eral regions within his jurisdiction.
and especially at points OF new and
recent discovery, and make full
and careful report of such explora
tions and examinations at such
times and in such manner as m1 &
be required and directed by the
Secretary Of the Treasury, and he
shall be allowed his actual and nec-'
essary expenses while 50 engaged.
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FOLLOWING is AN EXTRACT TO BE
BROUGHT up AT the next
MINING CONGRESS,

"Be 1t enacted ETC., That there be
and is hereby, established in each of
the mineral States and Territories,
under the supervision of the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury, who shall have
entire supervision and control
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w ash Skirts.

SOC summer corset, sale price 35c.
s100 . soc. -
A line Of belts sold up to sl.oo, sale price SOC.
. . . /" +" oOc, . !" 25c
15c silkoine and drapery goods, sale price
35c ladies lace stripe fancy hose, sale price
25c ladies' and misses sun bonets, sale price II
15c embroideries, sale price
Up to ~ plat val laces andnsertions, sale price
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Deseando mtroducir en- esta comuni-
dad 81 elegante Cafe Tostado Cordoga
\ Eagle que una vez probable SO reco-
mienda de por 81, hemos determinado
gastar una gran cantidad en- buenos y
bonitos premos para obsequio de nues-
tros parroquianos
Manden por lstas ilustradas de pre-
mios guarden los rocortes dc las pala
bras CoRDovA CoFFE 0 EAGLE CoFER,
con los que podran obtener los premios
prdtis, mandandolos q nuestra direction,
segun instrucciones anotadas en- las lis
tas
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BlCn tleChO, SehOTeS.

Los ciudadanos deldifuuto con-
dado de Guadalupe, 8 a 10 menos
una buena parte de ellos y entire
estos muchos de los hombres mas
prominentes del condado en- ann
bos partidos politicos, tuvierou
una gran junta publica en- la ca
sa de cortes de Puerto dc Luna y
protestaron y denunciaron 4 la
difunta 'chaperera" con todo y
su guberuadorcito como nerecen
por haber, sin causa y sin razon
y aparentemeute por milicia y
mala voluntad, estuprado al COM
dado de Guadalupe.
El atropello de que fue victima
el pueblo que queda ahora dentro
de 10 que Sc llama Ell condado de
Leonard Wood es tan prieto, que
no hay palabras sufcientes me-
gras y espesas en- ningun idioma
con que condenarlo,
Pero deiemonos de hablar, que
con hablar, por muy espeso que
sea 10 que digamos, no. traemos
ningun buen resultado. Las per-
sonas que estupraron al condado
de Guadalupe, entire elias los
traidores Spiess y Duncan, tienen
un pelleio mas aspero que el de
IN elefante, y no importa cuanto
Sc les Olga, nj siquiera sc ponen
colorados. La vergiienza vel ser
hombres de/palabra es 10 que les
hace falta.
Lo que debe de hacer el pueblo
del coudado de Leonard Wood es
unirse ira jar uuidos en- 10 fu-
turo para hacer prosperar su
condado y castigar polfticamente
d los Parasites que hay en- el mis-
mo condado y al Chimisturre y
al Pillo 81 en- alguna vez Sc yuel-
ven a presentar a pedirles su su-
fragio. Ell hombre, republican,
8 democratic, que yaelva a dar 81
sufragio a bichos como esos, des-
pues de la per6dia que jugaron
no merecen volyer 4 llamarsC
hombres.
Que no olviden los ciudadanos
del condado de Guadalupe, ahora
de Leonard Wood, que 81 Spiess y
Duncan los han atropellado en- sus
derechos este ha sido porque sor
hispano-americanos en- su mayo
ria y Green que no tienen suii
ciente energfa para resentir cual
esouiera insulto uue Sc les haga.
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La FjsCuCiOH de TeIICS.

Santa Fe, N. NJ, Abril g.
Jose Telles fue muerto EN- el pa
tibulo esta mafiana en- obediencia
al mandate de la ley por la nuer-
te de Epitacio Gallegos. Sc man
tuvo trio y aparentemente indi-
ferente hasta Ell 1ltimo momento.
Durmio profuudamente anoche,
pero eSta mafiana no tepia ape
tito. Ell alguacil mayor le lego
su condena de muerte las 8:45
esta manana y la procession de
muerte Sc puso en- movimiento
hacia el pat1bulo, Telles fuman-
do un cigarro. Telles diio que
sentia haber caido en- el yerro
que lc conducia al suplicio, pero
que esperaba que todos lie perdo-
naran y rezaran por e.. I'm sa-
cerdote cat6lico lie administr6 los
ultimos sacramentos. Telles
todavia fumaba su cigarro mien-
tras le amarraban las pieruas y
lie ponian la soga al cuello. A
medida que lie cubrian ell rostro
con .el gorro negro, escupio el ci-
garro, Y dijo: 'adios, mucha-
chos." Ell alguacil dej6 caer la
trampa q las nueve menos diez
segundos, y cuatro y medic minu-
tos despues los doctores que le
tomaban ell pulse declararon que
estaba muerto. Ocho minutes
despues ell cuerpo fue puesto en-
un ataud v sacado de la carcel
para darle sepultura.
Telles, cuyo verdadero nombre
era Alexandra Duran, pas6 su Ill
timo Jueves sobre la TERRA de una
mauera muy agradable y 81 lie fuf
triste y tenebroso el no 10 mani
festo por senales exteriores. Co
mi6 bien, bebi6 y fumo como S
hubiera estado en- una fiesta de-
casamiento. Desde una hora muy
temprana hasta una hora muy
avauzada de la noche mucha'
personals fueron q visitarle y
todos los trat6 cortesmente y a
despedirse les sacudia la manC
por entire las rejas de su zelda
les decia adios.
Su zelda estaba muy aseada
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profusamente decorada con ina
genes de santos y en- un rincon
tenia un altar. Tn sacerdote 10
habia estado visitando casi dia-
riamente y dijo que habia hecho
la paz con su Dios; que estaba
listo para morir.
Telles dijo tener treinta amos
de edad y que Sc case en- el item
po que quito la primera vida hu-
mana, que fue en- Arizona. Tra-
bajaba en- ell camino ferreo con
una escuadra de traba jadores, y
rifio con ell mayordomo. En- la
pelea 10 mato de un balazo que le
disparo de su revolver, y hugo del
Territorio. Corto tempo des-
pues murio su esposa y esta cir
cunstancia 10 hizo sentirse mas
NAL y lie endureci6 aun mas el
corazon.
Hallandose en- Kennedy hace
algunos meses, su revolver mat6
su segunda vfctima. FL recla-
maba que habia sido corrido de
la casa donde comia por no haber
pagado por su comida. En- la
pelea que sigui6 a este episode
el disparo un tiro a su adversario
Y lie peg0 q otro hombre llamado
Pine.
Por esta muefte fue arrestado
y traido a Santa Fe, y mientraS
aguardaba ser juzgado cometit
su tercer asesinato, ell cual expit
con su vida hoy. El dia Is de
Euero, cosa de las 8 de la noche,
el Y Albert Hempe, que ahora
esta en- la carcel aguardando sci
juzgado por asesinato, fraguaror
un plan para efectuar su fug a.
Casados, ell carcelero de noche
fue aside, sus armas Y las llave:
le fueron quitadas, y luego 10 en-
cerraron en- una zelda. Enton
ces podian haberse e,capado, pc
70 espcraron al carcelero Gale
gos por cosa dc media hora, por
que e tenian rencor, y rehusaroi
escaparse antes de arreglarlo
Finalmente vino, y alentrar, un,
de ellos 10 mat6 a sangre fria sill
darle ninguua oportunidad par;
defenderse. Telles decia qu
Hempe mato al carcelero y gu
Hempe dice que Telles.
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emblema, seguu manifeStado en-
las autecedentes declaraciones de
hechos, Y como el dicho Partido
Republican, Independence en- su
convention tenida para postular
candidates segun dicho en- las
anteoedentes declaraciones de
hechos no adopto niuguu emble-
ma o diseho para designar Su boz
leta, Y no protocol6 en- la oticina
del sscribano de la corte de prue-
bas del condado de San Miguel
ninguna resolution, demostrando
que el dicho partido habia adop-
tado algun emblema Q diseiio pa
ra distinguir sus boletas para ser
usado en- dicha election, no adj
quirio ningun derecho al uSo de
dicho emblema, la Bandera Ame-
ricaua; pero el Partido Republica-
no 81 adquiri6 el solo y exclusive
derecho para usar la impression
de la Bandera Americana como
su emblema para ser usado 4 la
cabeza dc su boleta en- dicha cleo
cion.
Que los doscientos boletos Re-
publicano Independence vota-
dos para Francisco S. Chaves pa
ra la ofciua de ASSESSOR de dicho
condado con una impression de la
Bandera Americana soportada
por un angel volaute, eran ilega-
les y nulos, y no debieran de ser
contados para el dicho Francisco
s. Chaves en- la computation de
los votos dados en- dicha election.
La corte, por 10 tanto, halla,
que ell dicho actor Jose Santos
Esquibel esta intitulado a la Off
Gina de ASSESSOR del condado de San
Miguel, y al derecho y ejercicio
de los deberes y funciones de la
misma por el termiuo para que
fue electo en- dicha election.
w. j. Mills,
Juez Superior, etc.
Fechado hoy 27 dc Mario, a.
d. 1908,
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NueyOS 0ilCidIeS del COndadO de
Quay.

El gobernador Otero ha nom
brado los siguientes ofciales pa
"a el condado de Quay: alguacil
mayor, Alexander Street; tesore-
70 y collector, Donald Stewart
asesor, Henry h. Neal; juez dc
pruebas, Theodore w. Heman
escribano de la corte de pruebas,
Nazario Y. Gallcgos; superinten'
dente de escuelas, Minor Ru-
dulph; comisionados de condado
/. c. Barnes, Jose Pablo Marti.
nez y Alexander b. Goldenberg
agrimensor John Campbell.
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Al PdhllCO.

Estando prohibido el que Sc
eruce el puente en- la calle nacio-
nal dc Las Vegas, 4 paso mas ra-
pido que andando, con vehiculos
Q cabalgando, Sc da aviso al ru-
blico que hay un guarda con ms
truciones de arrestar 4 cualquie-
ra persona que viole tai regula-
cion.
Por 6rdcn dc la comision dc
condado.
I'estiiico. Roman Gallegos,
A. A. Sena, Presidente.
At. Secretario.