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Ihsan In Well.

Henrik Ibsen has recovered from his late at
tack Of Illness. His advanced age keeps him
pretty much at home, but he is up every day,
is in good spirits and dimes with good appe-
tite.
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$500 to Indianapolis and Return

Via Chicago Great Western Railway,
account Modern Woodlnen Meeting
Tickets on sale June 18th and 14th. Good
to return June 26 Cor July %, on payment
OF soc extra.) For further informa ton
apply to any Great Western Agent, or J..
r. Elmer, G A.. Chicago, III.
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victoria Medal for Hedin.

At the annual meeting of the Royal Geograph-
ical Society at London, Sir Clemens Markham
the president decorated DR.. Sven Hedin with
the Victoria medal for his explorations in cen
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committee will arrange for the decoration
OF the West hotel, which will be the
headquarters Of the singers, and for the
International Concert hall. the new name
Of the old exposition building. g
The local executive committee is deeply
Immersed in work at present and will be
too busy for anything than the slngerfest
for the next six weeks.
The Western Passenger association, the
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Sunday Trains to Lake MInnetonka and
wacnnIa

Leave M. & St. L. depot 9:45 a. m. for
Minnetonka and .Waconia, AS p. m. for
Lake M1nnetonka- Returning trains leave
Ionka Bay 4:4O, and II p. m. Leave
Waconia 1880 p.z m. >
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Low Rates to Boston and Return In Jun,
and Julv

ana July -. - $500
Via the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern
Ry. Tickets will be sold June 25th, 26th
and 9th, extreme return limit August list,
and on July LIST. End, 3rd, 4th and 9Th, ex-
IRENE return limit September LIST. Stop
overs allowed at Niagara Falls and Chau-
tauqua; also at New York on tickets via
that route. Full information, with rates
via variable routes, will be promptly fur
nished on application to w. B. Hutter,
N. w. p. A., st. Paul, or to c. r. Daily.
Chief A. G. p. A., Chicago.
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BECOH
ri MOTHER
Is an ordeal which an
women approach with
indescribakle fear, for
nothing compares with
the pain and horror Of.
childbirth. The thought

the suffering and
Of all pleasant ancpaons Of the coming and her
shadow gloom which be shaken
have found that the Of Mothers Friend
confinement Of all an and danger,
child. This scientific IMMINENT
time Of their most critical trial Not only does Mothers Friend
safely through the pes of
geny the coming
8 ckness andoth
comforts Of this period. WID NO
Sold by all druggists W201
600 per bottle Book - -''-'s8 80
ssa'.isias ,.,s.1's information free. EREFMn
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North American ySaengerbund, st. Louis.
-- Mo Luna ard in0a -

$500 for the round trip via Chicago
Great Western railway. Tickets on sale
June 16 and II. Good to return June
ed. For further information apply to L.
c.. Rains, Gen'l Agent, Cor. Nicollet Ave.
and 9Th St., Minneapolis.
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- On sale June 11-E6.
I Proportional rates to other points
liz hours to Chicago on the Fast Mail.
Twelve hours on the Pioneer Limited.
Particulars on application at 1928 Nicolle,
avenue, G. r. Lewis, City Ticket Agent.
Or address w. B. Dixon, N. w. p. A.
st. Paul
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-12

We uoaId IKE % ask through
the columns Of yoar paper, q there
l. ans persou Hho has ussd Green e
august Fl0Hsr for The cure Of In
digestion. Dyspepsis and Liver
Troubles tat bss not ueen cured
-and We also mean thsir rez1lis,
such 81 soar STOMACH, ferDentation
Of food. habitusi u0sfiTeuesss DeT-
rous dyspepsia. hesdachess de-
sUcude1t feelings. sieeplessness-
IN fact, any trouble conDec-ed
with the stomach or liver Inis
-ssiass dss bsep sold Tor msny
vsar in q. civilized c0zutTies-
ard us wish 10 coTresp0nd via
vou snd ssna T0u ons q orr bookl
nee of cost. II you never tired
August FloEer, try 9 3 cat bot
lie srFt. We have never knowr
of fts fsiling. Ifsos somethinl
more ssuoas is the matter Eiit
rou. The 25 cent size has a.
been inir0daesd his year, ksgl'
lsr siEe IS cezta vest 1ias
Dug store
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Tssrsr e5o. 90 houss d "or-.
.s,- 70 = srsc,sd by tbe Re 10
49,. B, CAiskssla is - sssaree
AZ Tss Express is ~1el
r,..a .ss t&is aen0mi1a''o1
=. s.ke. lie ililisi s.sp towaf1H
me buildlug q . modefn. p ? z
s.ts aoass u wouhip hers-oDe
whieh viii refsct everlasting ere
Al. on ~ nsubsrs aud The toWn
ia General. Nosbi1g 90 improves
tas sypearsnce of . town - lne
ehvrebss. a-d Chieksshs VII nos
81 bshind Der sister towns 70 t1is
mater. Rev. Ray informs TIE X
pre~ that The matssr is aireagy
vel il hso5. and Be bss seeeiFea
"A mssy assarsuces from - IVA
reosle s1d r.rds Of good Eiil and
essoarsernent froa outsiders
thss he beIeires raising the l0nel
VI BE > compsralFeiT easy Task.
Ietths good w0rk 50 on other
I'll roon f0lloE tie eKamPie d
feMsthodisss. and CbiekAshs Eil
ttsa b aeity e chufehss-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-12

TIE old reliable Cotton Belt
route. one Of the best Of the soutb-
eru railway systems, e making
some very loW rsIes for sDeeisl ex-
eursi0us menti0ned in their adver-
tiseueDf on snotber page in thus
Dspef. TIE CottoH bsit does
nolbiag b halves except IN he
natter o. emitting Taies- lnen
thev cut len square In two, some
tmes adding q for good measure
III y0a want 70 50 east OF soath
tnis SIMMER the Cotton Belt is the
line yoa shouldtzke. Their trains
a-e the finest money esn equip.
and their service is gilt-eogec- =
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NRw NAY 10

sn Aniozio. BsEla1l-g A-gzst
4 -Ihe Katy Flyer EIA I'm ~
rwse1 S. Lo1is Ead .A1 A1io-ao.
ia lss owa rails 80 t1e wsT-
TrsEn esrriss tbro1Ea slsepers g
Msxieo C1g, Ear Antozio z1d
e.lvssfon- resl1iEg chair cara &c
Sslrsstoa sd Ss1 Anio1ig- Ask
i5exef Agenf f1r particulars O. 81
dress Ge re Mcrf0n- G. ?. & J.
A. M. f. 4 T.. ST. Lo1lz. No.
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Trans-M Mississippi Commercial
Congress. Seattle. w ashingt0n,
August j. and Fl Account Of
sb.ove occasion the Frisco System
uiI sell roun1 trip tiekets from
August 1 70 L. Inclusive, for s5l-
to ~s~wrn October Is TO the fol-
Ks=ssg poiDu. Portland. Ore
~eattlr. ws=h-. ard Ise0ls, " aa-
Van CouFer snd Victoria 2. g
For routes sad particulars paoDs
2l0 or cali on A. C. Wiisons All,
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The Rock Islsnd railroad is
making s0ue veFy l0v s1mner
tourist FAtes 70 ne Wesi, Hhic1
vent into effect ihe Hrsi Of The
monte Points IN Colorado, Utah,
TIE Black Hills District. E0uth Ds-
ko.s. II Paso, Texas. snd other
points are listed. Tickets 20 on
ssle jane / 10 sept 50. Cal On
or address 2 Stephens, locsl
sgsnt for further particulars. dn
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Take . trip "a the mountains
via the popular route Frisco
System Ons fare plus boc for
round trip vie the Frisco System
Eiil take you TO Denver, Colorado
springs, Pueblo. Glenwood Springs
Ogden and Salt Lake. Tickets on
sale June first 70 September 80
inclusive. For stop overs aud
other information call on A. =
Wilson, local agena
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Chesn eEe1Fz501 rates 20 .-s
sstsksf vls Frisco sysEe-. iieE-
s.s o. ale eTery tfe1ne@csy All
saturday z1Ela rsP.saa s'eE ~ ls'-'s
r.sr lfasit for rrs1rn o. GsEs froD
5sss q saIs For farther psrtle1-
ARA see A. C. WMso1. zge1-
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Moule Ne An. szd return
Tseke.a are a3W On s2-e dAily 20
tkss uoint via tie Frisso- slzs9
90 fhe round trIp- good 20 .st1rn
50 1sys from date o. saAs. Call &C
A. 4. Husor. ERszf. for Psrne1-
lsrs
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-12

Sumuer tourists rates q coztn
DAKOTA. TIE Frzseg wtA sal q
Hos Sprngs. Caster, Lad s1c
Rsvid Clrv, Sou.h Dak0-5- from
Jaue i 70 september 80, iDclnzIFe,
Tor one fars plus 20 cents fOF
round trip. 1nsl limit for return
October 50. 1913. A. G. Wilson,
local sgs1i-
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Pers-zlly o11cz--s1 weekly
exeursion 14Fs lsave MeZFnia
ererT Tuss14y fo- CA-lfcEnas -
tss CaoesAw 2oek Isl41d sgs-e1
ard s.. Pse. Ey Aad for Pcrilz1'i
Orsxoz, every Tszrs1sy "a t-s
gssgyt4w Uzaoa PaZz1c rGs1-
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hap l1IHi1g 80 =. Z Z J
stisg j. - eo-zsJ 49,
-r a frsskisA whlma R11 efA13
80. q. ce maz-ElAaz Ai-s@
Hneaeoek HLse1epr& As-
ts-.s,r y pai.EzIly iaso@ petra
80. RoeseTelf a-gAi ~ rs@
r-1awrrtsr - cats1st Eraie-
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Pr Esiss-A sse111-hz-1 kaz--
f-gtuu No. fgEewEAers zpFer
ezss ss-tzrs. = Arsz-zlEza cz1si-
ue-. A nrEslu for AsZe oEe.
ca as the Exrrssz 0-cs A11 Sc
t1e EszAl1s-
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save Aaf g11r lar1 bil4 y 49,
ar rear Er1e- far k4ac-e ~
e q -as test
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Through sleePers.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1903-08-12

THIs TRAlN CARRIES
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-03
fo~ ss-horn rosatcrS-

s. llalisllIilan tfIr1H sslaliiala1u
a. iH=sar usa.ic bssinass trir
tae tasw Maaslsy
.h-ear 2 lasasan j. saek in she 81
vl gark &C. f'ha-irs F'f-ala-
tis -alauer
NJ s aua L. A. Fa-sor usalt a
frr b t.ruesf = gpFcr rauch e. -ur
tae 4ncace Taesslsy.
Miss Mau1 Nouman s "a t..e sl,f-sr
..aF ha- beau ei-itinz in taa t.lllev
tae pass lew dars
Tas Juua herd eas Iut au the park
irzr We.ine-iav Gearge Bmk and
Wa Narrani have taken charge f1r
ale summer
Lserythrug is heinc pat in reaE
uH-- lr grand Fourth celebration
A dance viii bc given Fnday Jals
. and picnic SATURDAY, ifh.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-03


Nr and Mrs y. A. ~tscle af Gun
H.-n DROVE up e. e. A. Pareha
~suiav
1PHrr Gme Warden Ge1 Brown
uaie "a business trip o. &c., Carbon
Monday
li1.g Oh Crested Butte the ith.
Is tIe Ulk m NJ Carbon. The,
F..I ulf only hear the eagle scream.
boss VIII -cream and eheerYebement
b themselves iar thsIr ball team
eaiah VIII measure Ban. with ths
.re-.el Butte team 1u tha day
lae STAR coal mime near Baldwin.
operated by Carey Prfeh viii d1 %
thriving business this summer ID
.- t1 furnish coal ou contract ta the
extent II 1000 t1 2.Ulo tons a month
Three cars were set in Tuesday.
a new road between Mount Car
bon aud Castleton was recently
Hpsnei through the ranches Of u.
Ia Plant and ID Wallace. Thi. Is
d more direct outlet from Nj Carbon
and viii probably be adopted as a
county road
4 serious and probably fatal acci-
dent occured in the Alpine Coal
mine last saturday. A rock fell on
O miner while at work. crushing one
side 0f his face and fracturin0 his
skull His recovery l. doubtful.
A good resort for sucker fishing
is up the Ohio where the noted Ms
Fisher recently caught many who in
nocently and con6dingly listened to
her pitifui and convincing tale q
wee The woman is stranger. Of
course. well dressed and giving her
name as Mrs Richard Fisher. She
canyassed every house in the valley.
Cand securing financial
aid 10 the extent Of forty or fifty dol
lars Her husband.?) mvsteriouslv
disappeared or ruthlessly deserted
her as she said in Gunnison. The
story is long and complete in every
detail and told with such earnestness
and pathos as 10 win its way To the
heart and purse of every unnitiated
listener. The people acknowledge
they were "roped but say the lesson
is worth the pHce
Mountain lions and COYOTES are
slaughtering the deer and mountain
sheep on the hills at an alarming
rate The remains of these animals
have been found as many as a dozen
IN a place. A liberal bounty should
be given for the capture of these de
pests
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-03
Doylevi1le Doings.
News Champion Correspondence

News Champion CORES spondence
Fishing is fine.
L. J.. Bush and l.. r. Medley were
in town last week.
W Gowns shipped two cars of
horses last Wednesday.
Rev. w. A. Bass will preach ar
Doyle, Friday, judy 3rd All wei
come.
There was a good Attendance at
church last Sunday Mr.. Meadow ,
preached.
c. A. DesCombes was in town last
Monday.
The foundation was started last
week for the stables and shed at the
school house.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-03
" -sass- v.zo.os

As7s' llii1lslIiiala sT77lliIl iIllIilrllfr.
q B Turaar aHl viil drsge araf
81 Mbaf PiHr san isF
p Eummaas arrrei Maudsy
uIe-t iFr saHr -tat
Beginning the hra af July ti
staa v uaof fi1rIllz AZ q evening
iaig traas aa tHc p q AZ G -
hWlrerIie
. M Jahu-au hrstber e NJ A.
lahH-au- vha has beeu VISITING a.
thf iHtrs preTy ranch ga Hm
~pung- reek left >auiav evening
Or Mauft4u
A H Tal and birds leit SATURDAY.
ai.arH Hau ir fheir hsme Al Pfklu
Mrs l1l Is charming hiy and
vll make jelfrhthd aididaB O.
Ffku -aclcfv
Iht White Piu raaI a milc east
af me- ~urinE~ Las beeu thrown auf al
d- al1 piaae lv fence around Chap
mal ranch The road is hard :
lud ESPECIALLY where u crosses a
Eul.y 81 thai rlaI making is badly
uerlrI
Henry F Lake cltraf the Nss-
Champion and Ellis lore s lpci
herr SUNDAY night m their wav o.
White Pine t1 Iiak up The baom 81
mme- aud real eztuie White Pine
is pretty lively If reports o. not ca-
aEEer1te
lr Charles Giibor Davis and
and Mrs Davis are expected from
Nhiura the FIRST al next week Dr
J e. Weld ri Chicago viii arrive
this Ueaa aer rupanie1 br bis wife
and viii ant a- assistant at Che -aui
tarIm this Summer
p NJ Guy the energetic and
popular OHiu Creeh uuchmm has
been al the Springs since last FRIDAY
sweating some of the rheumatism out
Of bis system lle has improved 81
rapidly thai tbe hotel cam hardly
hold BIS eXuberaut spirits
Chancellor Buchtel Of the Denver
University accompanied by his fam
lily aud by Rev. X r. Adams. form
erly pastor Of the Gunnislu Method
isi church will be at Naunita next
week Friday Chancellor Buchtel
will hold divine services sunday the
18th. and may possibly lecture Sat
urday evening the llth The Chan
cellor is an eloquent man and his
lectures are treat
The dance an Waunita hotel Satur-
day night was a great success. 4
Of Gunnison ladies AMI
gentlemen drove up and not only en-
Joyed the dance but spent SUNDAY at
the Springs. Those present from
the county seat were Geo. W. Estes
and wife, T. w. Grey Misses Bessie
Estes, Florence Allen. Winona Allen. |
Artie lladen, Hazel Hartman, Leila
Hall, Dosia Estes, Zita Myers, and
Messrs. Gale Estes, G.. l.. Gladdish. |
Chester Smith, Silas Symonds, Geu.
H. w. Eadner, Fred Hagen.
and Dell Mckee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-03

Ton Stevens rode in from TAYLOR
park last Saturday 10 attend the
committee meeting on cattleman 5
ball arrangements He has his cattle
in the park tins summer and talks
Of dong some mining in that sec
tion.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-03

the Copper Queon m Iomichi whlch
j. showing a G-flH toiu that runs IL
o. ~ per cent copper besides Che
gold and silver values A fHnuei Is
iu go iect and has good showing
al are
4. w Bailey owns tbr Niur1l
paymaster and yellow Jaabef a
North STAR llc has -uuk shaft IS
let which shows a sofia al -U.rhlde
ore Mr Bailey b. dung ather work
1n these properties which IS pr1duc-
tive af eo1i results The gr1up Is
showing very enc1maguE'v
The Fort >c1ft m Monumental
mountain shows a very promising
reiu af ere tbaf runs 40 o. SO iu
gold and silver Iheaauer- Mas-r-.
Macv and Walhuu are Iareia-iug
tbe properly hv tunnel
Oua af tbe camps famous mines
b. the David II urifrl pn the very
top OF Lake hill Hugh tumble. #
Burna Vista. who arrived Tuesday.
is the owner but the property is now
being operated under lease by T. Il.
Harper. with whom are associated
y. i Clifford. Gordon McBain s N.
Miller Bert Neiswander and W II.
Kennedy. The new shaft ON the
property has bcen sunk tu depth
IT ~ feet and encountered some
,.-, T., Iri fit.s- .sr ti.. nh, ...g.t IL,
operators opened the vein aud cx-
tracted about ltN tons of ore that
has am average value Of SjOper ton.
In another place while drifting from
the incline shaft II inches Of fine
ore was opened that ASSAYS $50 per
ton and better The property is
boxing very promising and viii
produce heavily tins year. The
David II has produced considerable.
Upwards Of s3S, 600 was taken from
one stope Of TOO feet in length.
The Congress Gold Mining and
Milling company viii soon com-
mence 10 operate the Comstock group
owned by Frank Porter \ tunnel
has been driven lJO feet and has
been IN ore the entire distance. The
character Of the mineral is an IRON
zinc and lead sui lphide. Two streaks
in rhe vein average 80 per cent zinc.
5 per cent lead. ? per cent. copper
and .0S gold Hartford, Connect
cutt- capital is Interested IN the en-
terprise Preparations are being
made to equip the property with am
air compressor, drills and other ma
chinery, also new buildings. The
Comstock has a bright future and 1t
will be operated extensively by the
company
The Horton Gold NJ. a NJ. com
pany expect 20 begin work about
July LIST on their group of FIVE claims
located two miles above Tomichi.
A small vein of high grade ore has
been opened and tunnel already in
POO feet is being driven to secure
depth. J. A Mann Of Horton, Kan
sas, Is manager.
The Agulnaldo. located near the
Victor mine, is showing nice streak
OF lead carbonate ore. assaving 10
per cent lead and : ounces in silver.
u Is being operated by Cripple
Greek parties under the superin-
tendency Of NJ +. Gallagher The
development work consists of a shaft.
Swanson and Anderson have
good property in the isabella at
North Star which they are putting
IN shaft 90 operate. \ lSj-foot tun-
mel has been driven which shows
low grade carbonate ore. Good
mineral is also showing ia other
places on the property which carries
high values in lead
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-03

Miss Lena Harper is here from
the University Of Denver spepdinr
the summer with her parents, she IS
accompanied by her friend Miss Rae
Ford.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-03

The body Of Mrs S. 5. Martin has
not yet been recovered from the sui
len waters of East river although
search is still kept up.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-03

Ed Medley, while working in the
Akron tunnel Monday evening was
badly bruised by rock falling on him
About two tons came down and hit
I'd on the left side bruising him from
the hip to the ankle. lie will not
be able to work for a few davs
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-03

Fish tags for shipping fish for sale
~ this office. One cent apiece
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-03

Mrs. r. t. Yates left last week for
Victor, Colorado and was Joined
Thursday by Richard. who has de-
cided to try life in Teller county for
time.
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-03

Butter wraps, plain OF printed, at
NFwS-CHAvrTuN office
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-03
Ga Upper Ohso Creek.
aHion urrsspHin ienre

iie luc iur tla nauImdcs ha7 ruuIn
lnu tnc daEa Eruw sulHri and bad.
Alr AlF 1auHFutf HHH Uuulr iu r.Uufis.
iaseftlr choir lil un che suai
Gunnison news-champion., 1903-07-03

L1ratidn certificates and ditch
statements at this office.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-10-15
Arrested

We mesn yonr attention has
been arrested by this adj.
We are confident your admir-
alton viii be arrested when you
see our elegant line of Horse
Blankets, Robes and Storm
Aprons.
We have the largest line OF Fine
Stable, Stosm, and Square Wooden
Horse Blankets that you ever saw,
and our prices aIe the lowest.
We haze something new in
Robes thai viii pay You 10 Look
into.
Protect your team from the
chilly blasts that are bound to
come durinG the fall.
When yoar o~yercoatl begins to
feel comfortable remember yoar
team and then come in and see
what / have to show you in a new
Horse Blanket.
L.. CT.
Up-to-Date Maohineman.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-10-15

to test my coBrage lookout a rsvOl
yer and began loading iS- giving me
to understand he would Kill mo as
soon as it WIS loaded L mesely
bowed my head to signify that |
was ready. When the revolver was
loaded he pullsd back tho hammer
and pointed it close to my head but
when | bowed MY head, instead Of
firing he lowered the weapon aad
looked at me as though astonished-
and then laughed at me uproa3i-
ously. So amused was he that
when others cone into the tent he
would tell them by signs gestures
how | acted" The next two days
they spent in tho vicinity Of Okoboii
lake feasting and gorgeing ON their
illgotten provisions. On the. morn
ing of the 18th they struck thsir
tents and loading theirsquams, DOGS
and captives- went northwest to.
what has since been known as.
Marbles Grove ON the west side Of
Spirit lake, and for the first time
discovered tho Marble cabin LeaE-
~
ing plumber and captives,i in the rear
the Indians, went to the house and
feigning friendship were readily
admitted and asked for food Up
to this time Mrs. MaEble knew
nothing OF their presence In the
neighborhood, so knew nothing of
the After eafing, seeing
Marble had a rifle they proposed
shooting ali q mark. a mark was
set up and when knocked down and
Marbles gun was empty, they told
him to set it up. He started to
comply and as his back was turned
they shot him through the back and
he fell dead in his tracks. When
Mrs Marble saw him fall she,
started to run, but was quickly over
ilken and carried back &c where the
other captives. We're, thus making
four helpless women in the posses.
sion of these tends Their work Of
carnage and blood was over simply
because there were no more victims
to kill, and at night this days work
was celebrated by the waa dance.
Mrs. Abbie Gardner Sharp saws.
"Mr. Maable al the only person
killed on Spirit lake, noswithstand.
ing this tragic event has always
been called "The Spirit lake mas
sacre,r from the fact that at this
time the whole lake region was only
known abroad IS Spirit lake.
have already described the
person Of Mrs. Abbie Gardner sharp.
At the time Of tho massacre ahe wna
thirteen years old, tenderly mad
af~fectionately reared and Of i
naturally sensitive nature. Mrs,
Thatcher was q frail woman not
over twenty two years o. aga sud
had only recently given birth 10 i