Queen City Mail from Spearfish, South Dakota • Page 3

TIHE TABLE. Valentine Wolzmuth, Mayor CI rwm 0. Frtt, inwurer dons rjuinner. MltolielL Aldermen James Kofcert, O. BUekwell, M.

Conuora, lUrftm Dotoouv Joan VmiuuuUt, W. L. TacliUdy. us; tee of Feaeo N. F.

Ripley. Pol toe JiuUoe V. CnwlurO. Sioux City Weekly Journal Dealers in Heavy and Shelf rect guesses on all biblea. as "1 hat.

PMa 4K Unmmmim hf.l ercises, there were a variaty of and a fine lunch for all who 4 participate. The seoeipta amoaiii- i fc about aa To-day this paps Is able to '1 particulars of the accident ta Vt a G. ScovUle Wednesday morning, i iti stopped at the house of Joseik WeSs to make some Inquiry about the road. Ia attempting to remount bis broncho k's THE BEIGHTEST ISIiliiii' Aoea IasarWeat. las3r HARDWARE, THE NEWSIEST THE BEST SASH.

12 Large Pages, 84 Columns, Containing the Cream of (be News. Acca U-Uy Ually IS S6 96 1 17 i 15 io i le 411 13 40 10 45 a 00 too 06 I 40 1 tia oo 10 15 ac and the Glldden Barbed Wire, Wagons, Asphalt Buildlug Paper, 0k Stoyea, Sexton Universal Stoves, Mills All Steel, Flai Fiber Ware, Hammock Carts. Full Telegraphic Associated Press Reports. DDOOIRS Agents for Farm Machinery Garden Seeds, Lamps The Baker Newton 0. K.

Charter Cribben U. a Wind Standard Ketohuin Valuable and Practical FARM oy BH pijjurtoncBU luwa arm uuivui. opecuu iior- i wegian, Scandinavian and banfsh News. Scientific Miscellany An elegant line of latest patterns of Wall Paper. Giant and Blasting Powder, Drill Steel, etc.

We buy for cash and sell at prices that defj competition. Come and see us. Sixth street, Spearosb, boutn Dakota. President M. C.

Conner. Vice PreaideotJ. F. Suxnmenu SwjTOUry I. W.

Valentin. Treasurer John 4. Clark, CHU RC COS NEK 8UUi aud strfrct Rev. H. M.

RlcharcUoD puwr; temoeii on tsunuavs. Dreacniiur tu 1030 m. audTup.m.: Union Sunday school at i 11:46 ft. Y. V.

8. 0. E. prayer meunati r. m.

church prater meetina on Woduesda at Aip. m. MBTHOU1ST EPISCOPAL CHURCH ON acttool bouse block, corner of FiitU and streets, Rev. Arthur J. Cheeseman, pastor.

at 10 a. tn. nreacliliiv at II a m. and 7 p. m.

Epworth League meets Sunday at :30 p. na. In lecture room ol churoin; prayer meeting on Thursday at 8 p. m. A F.

AND A. M. 8PEARFI8H LOOGB NO 18 meets ou the Thursdays night on or Dote fore the full moon In each month. O. O.

F. SPEARPISH LODGE NO. SB L. meet every Saturday night A O. U.

W. PR09PKOT LODGE NO. I meets every Wednesday olghL O. 1. SAFEGUARD LODGS NO.

141 meets every Friday night. EAUOHTER8 Or REBEKKA AURORA Lodge No. 4 meota on the second and tourtli naay in eaco mouui. niTBEN OITV OHAPTBB NO ORDER OF atar; mueis tue arat ana uuru rnur -oays in eaco mouui. C.

T. U. MEET EVERY ALTKKNATl Haturday. A. FAHRAOUT POST NO.

Itl MF.ET on the second Batorday In each month. Tain l.VI AAaVllAUfl AUk I nr mrormanoa aoo iree tianabooK writ to MUNtf A 361 Bhoadway, Nw ToBtr, pideat bureau far securing patents In Ameriot. Every patout (uen out of na nrouRiit beror be pub. to by a noiiee fiTen fret of ebarfe tn tfat tartrevt elreolation of anr eeiesufle paper tn the Cavcata, and Trade-Marks obtained, and all Pat ent business conducted for Mode rati PcEi. Oun OrncK tn CWoerri U.

Patknt Ofnec nd we can secure patvnt in less Umo wan thoae remote tron Washinirton, Send model, drawiag or with deterip. tlon. We advise, patentable or not, free of dJrge. Our fee not due till patent Is secured. A Pamphlet, "How to Obraln cost of same in the U.

8. and fbrehjn eounuies sent free. Address, C.A.GfJOW&CO. Oh. Patent omii.

bUABHiMaTON. B. C. 1 Soientlna AMrlsaa A Ajeaoyhr- MM Reliable Market Reports of the i ft- IT "GIY ESStOENEWS you 'Want IT! 1.00 per yettr; 60 cents for Address Perkins Bros. The Sioux Cjtv Weekly Joubnal The Siods Cjtv SuNDAr udbnal The Sioux Cur Daily The Sioux City Evening Times six 'DEPARTMENT, conducted from the Trade World.

buy iti tjiy months; Sampte Copies free. Sioux City, Iowa. .11.00 per year 2.00 per year 8.00 per year 6. 00 per year 6S Ml core by oar efsjia Tvf iiwiauiii aa. w.

iw 'f 1 ei fei1 c-i SPEARFISH, SOUTH DAKOTA. STATE NORMAL; CHOOL foot slipped from the stirrup, ana ink fore he was seated in the tadaJ the animal started at rattling peca. Wait did not have a hold on the, bridls reaaa "below the knot," and the bora wfs unmanageable. He drew the reins tight as possible and sought to ntov tits) animal Into the fence. Ia doing to fc was run against a hitching post, ttriSt-ing bis left side with such fores a to start three ribs from the spinal eoiuma.

Though he Is somewhat bruised, and will be oonfined to bis loom tut soot time, Dr. Louthan says ha will pomo out all right, Particular attention hi eatled to notice to subscribers to tits stock of tbe Welcome ehlorination plant It it a matter of great Importance that thotM who bare subscribed to this steels should keep faith with the eompauy, paying the amounts as tbey beeomsj due according to the terms of the eoa-trsxtt. These sums are In no arose a gift or a bonus, but when paid will entitle the holder to the full amount of stock in the best gold producing plant in tbe Hills. On the part of the company every agreement has been fulfilled to the lettet, and notwithstanding the Inclement weather the work hat progressed more rapidly than eouid have been expected. It Is a great un dertaking and requires a (Teat amount a.

raaaa hawA 1.. Una IS Sa a state of completion, hence the imps, ative necessity for every one pear share of the burden. At a recent meeting af the 3 re department, an expression of opinion was given as to tbe oboiss of a suit-' able man for chief of the department. Without a dissenting roioe the on our worthy townsman, Henry Court, and be will unanimously nsom mended to the mayor for ancotattnent. There Is no reason for believing that the mayor will disregard the eiprfsd wishes of the firemen In tbe appointment of a chief, or that tbe new coun cil will hesitate a moment In eocflna-ing tbe appointment.

Mr. Court its for several years an active meush4 of the Omaha fire department, and sjtioa the organization of the Scearfish' on department baa ever been one of lb) most active and einoient workers, neva shirking any duty or asking any mast to go where be would not himself, lu4 if necessary. There would be no mistake in such an apppolntmtfut to nasi the flretsddies. AB EPOCH la "The Vow York Sunday Pi'sai" la Basra. larlT PabUahlsuj aa AVrt Cover is gavsa Colon.

On Sunday, March 19, The Sunday Press (New York) started feature that will mark an epoch In American journalism. It consists of an Art Cover, In which the paper, when folded the quarter sine, Is encased, and It has created an unprecedented demand for the Sunday Press among all classes of people. Tbe front page ot tbe Art Cover next Sunday will show beautiful reproduction of the German masterpiece, "St, Cecilia," and for the four Sundays ia' April It wilt present an original water color dega with an art calendar, an original painting In the original colors by an eminent American artist, and two reproductions of famous paintings, admitted majteipleoes. The Inside pages of the Art Cover will always contain exquisite half-ton portraits and Illustrations of people and toplos of the then current week. Every copy of the Art Cover of any Is sue of the Sunday Press would commend lu any art store at least tl.

Batter Thaa Kaeaalaa. Tha arranffemanta reesmtlT nrfMA hw the St. Paul (Minn.) WaeklyTWew l're4 for original reading matter for the ing year make It more desirable than a magazine, because tbe Pioneer Press also gives the current news of the day. Robert Louis Stevenson has written aa intensely Interesting story espeelauy ft the Weekly Pioneer Tress. JK te week and runs three In ur Stories every week by the most noted authors Youth's Debartment.

Victim, Sclensiuo Department, etc Comiounut? ents doing special work ail over stumne. ooiet ana queries uepamneat sail a Insure. Send postal for sample eopy and Hint, trated premium supplement, giving particulars of 811 valuable premiums, eTi suitable for holiday gifts, ttemtiung fur uieuiucr ui every iwoiuy, Taa fioKKK Puns ft St-fUsi, fctea. To Whom It May Cowaarm. lll.lu.Ml.l.1.1..

1. call and settle Am in lu.ra. lurar woal 1 OW6. I know I 0d wrong when I trusted you, but I want va tnAmn.uniihnKnt:. .1...

and I give you my word that ti.u boot and shoe every man, woroan spd ciiuu in opearnsn and vloiulty. jf i against mprMZl store end get their money. il. A. DQCSLAa, ssisumwta If was IraiaV, Ta Hi.

ai.lu..lh.H .1. -t. Welcome Milling and SmeJtfng jomranyi a uu. UUI KIU QSI derthe eomiltlons of your muss im paia a once into the lik of Spearflah. CilAMjta Waitk, Preaiueut, Vowtalsw nesiuencB pro perry in uiree-scre Mocks Inquire of W.

Parker, Spearii.h, or a B. A. rani on the premises. Yu IasM ka Tf an vmt vour sash and doors, baitiimi pr-r a a lad locks of Valentine WolimuiiL Tha Elkhnni no-V. akes close connection with tut IT, a JsKsiue -uvwrmoa express" at for Denver, Bait Lake, baa Frnel, i i ueisna, aut otuer places west.

The Burilntrtaa Boats oTers awwUnr sdvantaires su.a acnwnnudamuis an en route to Paci'ic crt g-ves pau-uits their a rouwe. aud is (ue only iiU a 1'' go tiinfueii Umo a Las.u iiiiiiim.1i -w i pja iwi.n.'m"M uany ually 06 1 17 40 10 1 i I ruiDia Rochtord Hilt City Custer Lltv 4 17 toe nnekahut 7 00 11 S2 i 00 4 OS I spiinua AtUTCUHlUt Alliance Omaha o. ip. iooon. la the shortest and most eon vai.lun.

all U.i.th 00 Dakota, Minnesota, Iowa and eastern points. II Tliroiurh trains dallv from sw JI Deadwood to Fremont, Lldlt- ootn. uinaua, moua nt. Paul, iuiuneaiHiU8, Chicago, aud close connections with all truufc Hues east, south and west, ttllortest time to Denver, bau Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland, BcaUle aud all other western points. Travel by the Northwestern line.

Cou-shcu your freight by the Northwestern and It whl Do haudlcd promptly and save you time. Call at Leo street station, Deadwood, for auy liuutinauuu UBUieu. r. A. n.in.u., Division Freight Agent.

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Price, $1,00. Will be oiven as a premium for two sub scribers and S2. or tbe Fanners' Tribune one year and the Haudy Atlas tor Sl.as. FARMERS' TRIBUNE, MmHF.APOi.ig, Minn. Do You Waiit a Honje IX THE QUEEJf CITYf A honse, three Iota and barn, In the West addition to Snearttnh.cbeap for eaih.

Apply to Peter O'Dare in parson or bv nail, Shannon house. Outral City, South Uakota, of A Kinds. and Window Glass. tion going to Deadwood, because, as tbey expressed it, "Spearfish doesn't keep the goods we want." Whether that remark was complimentary to Spearfish or Deadwood, every man must judge for himself. Tbe basement wall for the new Odd Fellows' temple will be the handsomest piece of atone work ever put up in the city.

Tbe west Wall is up to its full height, except tbe top course, which will be cut stone. The east wall and the ends are rising steadily, and With a continuation of fair weather will soon be ready for the first set of joists. Every oue who has traveled the road from Spearfish to Deadwoid will remember an old log house at the height of ground out about three miles from Deadwood, where there is a beautiful little grove of young pines. The Pioneer says it was destroyed by fire yesterday morning. As it was unoccupied the Are was of oourse incendiary.

Mrs. M. Q. Tonn will start next week fur California. object of the trip is to accompany her sister, Miss Mp-Farland, back to Spearfish, Miss Mo-, Farland went to California last' faU, thinking tb a change of climate would, be benefiolal to her health, but late reports seem to Indicate that she bad not found that which she sought, and has ooncluded to return to ibe Hills.

Judge John Burns has gone to Pine Ridge as counsel for the defense of the Indians who committed tbe murders at Humphrey's rancb. It Is reported that the Indians will resist tbe government In any attempt to try Two Sticks and White face Horse. Judge Burns is a friend to tbe Indians and exerts a powerful infiuence among tbem. It is thought that ha will be able to prevail upon them to submit peaceably lo tbe laws and stand tbeir trial with out resistance. Rapid Journal: The board of trustees of the Black Hills Chautauqua as sembly bas ooncluded to postpone tbe meeting for one year.

Owing to tbe large number of Black Hills people wbo contemplate visiting the world's fair, It was thought to be a hazardous undertaking to try to have a successful as sembly this year. Tbe decision is a wise one, for a division of energies often causes failure, and the assembly next year may be made a greater suo-oess because of a cessation ot energies for one year. Friday the normal and publio schools closed at noon, tb enable tbe teachers to attend the annual session of tbe Black Hills Educational association at Lead City. Tbe teachers who went from this oity were Misses Bulls, Williams, Call, Share, Kemper, Burris, Gregg, and Mr. McCain.

Mrs. F. L. Cook, formerly a teacher at tbe normal, accompanied the party. Prof.

Cook was booked for a part in the work of the association, but was compelled to remain at home on account of a meeting of the normal board in this city. W. A. Steele, advertising contractor for the Chamberlain Medicine company, Des Moines, Iowa, was an agree able caller at this office Wednesday evening. He made a satisfactory con tract with tbe Bulletin for a liberal "chunk" of advertising for tbe company.

As this institution never uses medicines of any kind, it could not be a competent judge of the remedial agents sent out by tbe Chamberlain company, but having had business relations with the company for tbe past six years, can very truthfully say that no fairer dealing men are to be found In any country. The "Yankee Social" given by the Epworth League at Court Bell's ball was a suocess in all respects. The hall was beautifully decorated, and the motto, "Look Up," worked in red.wbtte and blue, adurned one end of tbe hall. There were over eighty persons present, principally adults. Seven tables were spread with a variety of articles, all under cover so that do one could see what the tables contained.

Each person was supplied with a card bearing seven numbers. Everyone had the privilege of guessing at toe contents of each table, and the person wbo should guess right on the contents of the seven tables was to receive the magnificent prise a set of "jack straws." Included io the same category was a guess on the height of the Cleveland hat. On this last-named article the guessing ran from seven and one half to thirteen inches. Mia Manda Bright was tbe lucky prize winner, having mA cor LOCAL AND PERSONAL Eastern mails are delayed on account of snow blockades in Nebraska. William Knox of Deadwood was killed near Hill City Friday, being crushed under a load of saw-logs.

William Williams will start within a few days for California, where the balance of the family have been for some time past The 181)3 annual round up meeting of stockmen will be held at Uelle Fourche on April 11, instead of April 10, as has been announced by some of the Hills papers. D. McLean Son have just received a large addition to their stock of stationery, fruit and oonfeotidnery. They will keep a full stock of tbe best articles and sell as low as any otber dealers in tbelr line. Tbe 1'iooeer notes the arrival in that city of Miss Jean Cowgill of SpearHsh, and says that as soon as the weather moderates a little she will visit the Pine Ridge agency.

She Is oonneoted with the Chicago Times. Street Bros, have their skilled arti ficer, Oliver Montagne, engaged In makings solid gold watch chain of most ex quisite workmanship, for a citizen of SpearQsh. They have orders for more of the same pattern. Tbe Lead fire department selected Henry Schmitz, Tim Foley and T. J.

Sparks as delegates to represent the department at the annual meeting of the Black Hills Fire.nens.. Association, to be held at Spearlisb on April 4. Dr. Dickson reports tbe arrival not altogether unexpected of a fine male specimen of tbe genus homo at Joe Rush's Thursday. It was a ten-pounder, and in splendid working condition.

It seems to be musically Inclined. Judge Romans informed Judge Pot ter that at no time since bis residence in tbe Hills bad there been so beavy a body of snow as at present. Should it go off with a Chinook or a beavy rain it would work desolation aud dire destruc tion to towns located in narrow gulches. The Rapid Journal says that word has been received there from Washington that there are three applications on file for Judge Lnse's position in the United' States land office. The applicants are E.

Howe of Rapid City, Judge W. W. Bradley and" Dr. E.D. Ralph of Spear-fish.

Sol Bunker claims to have discov ered a deep, dark plot on the part of Certain Sundance people to "down the Beulah News." He says that by dili: genoe and bard work he has "made the gang at Sundance show their cloven foot," and now denes them to do their worst. The board of trustees for the Spear- fish normal school were in session here Saturday. The members present were Prof. Willis C. Bower, John Max and Rev.

A. A. Brown. Rev. Peterson, one of the regents, was expected here to at tend the meeting, but failed to put In an appearance.

Doctors Dickson As Aiuswortb Were searching the city to-day for a suitable building for a hospital for sick railroad men. The number of patients is stead ily increasing and it becomes necessary to have them in town, where care and good nursing "can be bad, -without which medicine would be of little ac count. Rev. A. A.

Brown, formerly pastor of the Congregational church in this city, came up last week from Hot Springs for the purpose of attending a meeting of the board of trustees for the nqrmal school. He expresses himself as well pleased with his work in the field in which he is now employed, and will probably continue bis labors lor a time at least. Readers of the Bulletin will not fail to notloe tbe change in the "ad" of Valentine 4 Wolzmuth. These gentle men are the most liberal advertisers, andsarry the largest stock of choice hardware, wagons, buggies, carts and farm implements in the And What is still better, they are just knocking the bottom out of the high prices taai nave uervuiiurv 1 uicu. Last Wednesday was pay-day on the railroad, and within a short distance of Spesrfish nearly a thousand men resolved anywhere from fig to a0 each.

It was expected they would eome to this sity and "paint it crimson," but only a few of tbe number came here to "blow UT their money, the greater por Tor the training of teachers. Healthful location and convenient building; library of 5,000 volumes; large practice and training department, comprising eight grades; full corps of able teachers. Books are furnished free and expenses are very low, leas than anywhere else in the ilills. Send for circular. F.

L. Cook, Principal. TO FiHD A GOri? bavs aone o. CAVE YC'J THUD Tooasan Tbonasuula of SAD WITH LEOTHIO DELT BEITS I Th r.rnwniiforTriumnh ia Medico-Electrical Science diseases curable by Electricity. -i- ii i a ill battery, as used Dy tne lore-most ian3, made into a Belt, so as to be durinor work, or at rest.

It gives a iti It cures all i. C- 30U1.U11IJ$, i pain, and will sui liana. 0im i It is a complete physic ..1 onv permeates tne glowing heat, or part of the A 1 1 rr.nt whirh ran be piuwugw nart of the body where there is give instant relief, as Electricity Haw, liTipramcl. rHrtenta Appllanoe for Weak- entire system rejuvenating every weak organ body. lnoranoo ot effwts nr liy ecMJ.

or orposurfw of nerve fore, and intalltro i force. If yim roplope to J'mr t. iTm'o the and viiw Tinoe toe most you may nave Tb, atrewrthaad vigor will fc Jul at ouoeaadln ea i skentloal. In your XlynSVafnii yoo? our weakness or Ijknr nM Of Man, rrs witn tttur Bolta Hladsi and Sold and (afire StiiraraTf than by sui tihar Elaotrio I Salts aembine4. .1 Tlia fliartaai la.M i OoalUi and vigor, after all other treatments failed, na can bo shown hy hundreds or ca ihrouuhout U1U1 Mate, who would gladly testify, and from null ft whom we hare atruus lotters besalnatastuaoo to their recovery alter ualng our ii-U.

Oat t09 fm booli "Vhrsw Clavaaes of Men," should be id i.j every liiiTJilmooials from people In all stations In 5i manv In New Jork aty, whom wo haveoumd. thus showing our marveuawi' r'uxl XiW wrlUni fer It. it will cost nuaaliig, and may Uu means of your ruESst MIMHE80TA CEHTLIMEa) WRIT! US TOU aT wmia IW im" a.w. a natural wuy. Thlsiaonrplanaiidtrtatniaal.

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