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r Embarrassing to the Guest. ny, “Big Nose George" and a man THEN AND NOW. named Gray, who were all noted “hold- A tourist in the Welsh mountains END OF JACK SULLY up” men during the enrly days of settle- Travel To-do y Contrasted With That of who had been caught In a storm, and ment in the Black Hills. “Big Nose One Hundred Yearn Ago. who. after much difficulty, bad suc- George” was hanged by a vigilance com- A gentleman had just come home to ceeded In making his way to a soli- mittee at Rock Springs, Wyo.; “Lama Boston Shore NOTORIOUS DESPERADQ SHOT Short Note*. from New York by the tary cottage, congratulated himself on Johnny” suffered a like fate on a creek Herreid han commissioned Joh. Line Express, which make* the run of ON Got, hie good fortune when he was asked to ROSEBUD RESERVATION. now known as Lame Johnny Creek, in A, Peck, of St. Louis, commissioner of 223 mile* in five hours. He was telling the Block was at •tay all After a suit Hills, and Gray, who night. donning deeds for in Missouri. Johnnie about the trip, says the Bos- one time of the old Minnesota of his host's so his own proprietor clothes, that Sturgis will celebrate the Fourth of ton and the won- House at Yankton, was hanged in Ari- Transcript, describing might be dried, he proceeded down July ns usual. A meeting was held re- which zona, a vigilance committee derful mechanism by so swift a having dis- stairs, and on the way met the mis- A RUNNING FIGHT WITH OFFICERS cently and the matter thoroughly brought an end to his carver. journey could be made. At the same cussed. tress with a Bible In her hand. In big The killing of the masterful old lead- time he wa* looking through a bundle At Britton a number of the ladies have the she mistook the stran- er removes border character whom fading light, n for of old from his a whose purpose it is papers grandfather's for there has been in organized society ger her husband, and gave him a probably not a parallel trunk attic. bore to secure and a public In the One, a letter, Rifle Ball Him Down —The the United for He a building open thump on the head with the book, re- Brought States some years. vas reading room. at the top the date March 27, 1802. It Outlaw and Cattle Bustler Had not a bloodthirsty criminal of dime novel marking: Elaborate preparations were made for was written In New York 100 but an honorable man in his just “That’s variety, for askin’ the man to stay for 31 ore Than a Quarter of a Cen- the dedication of a new Methodist. Epis- way. He was true to his friends, and not year* ago that day. *ll night!" copal church building at Fairfax, which tury Been a Terror on the Range. given to bloodshed if it could be “My Dear Wife,” It read, In the for- took place recently. If allowed to prosecute his vocation of mal phraseology that prevailed even in A Farmer Found It. The macadamizing of the roads stealing without molestation, he would the most Intimate of throughout Fort Meade is well under communications Mount Pleasant, Utah, May 23.—T0 Chamberlain, 8. D.: The circumstances molest no others. noticeable difference the times, “thl* will Inform you of my find a medicine that will cure of the noto- way and will make a every leading up to the tragic end The exact time when Sully came to for in the appearance of the place. safe arrival here after passage of four aliment due to diseased or disordered rious desperado, Jack Sully, who South Dakota is not known, but it was has been of the The annual picnic of the Society of days. We arrived at Providence on Kidneys the aim of many many years has been the terror at least thirty years ago. He was a tall, held at and A week or Black Hills Pioneers will be and took a physicians chemists. Rosebud country, arc these: raw-boned young man, who said nothing Monday evening, packet Mr. C. E. of near- Deadwood on Jun 6 11. This society is Peterson, a farmer of this ten days ngo Sully stole a bunch about his past and gave a name which bound to Newport, where we arrived he has found to various neigh- one of the strongest of pioneer organiza- place, says such a rem- ly 200 cattle belonging is known to have been assumed. on Tuesday at noon. In the afternoon and that he has bunch of tions in the state of South Dakota. edy tried it with suc- boring ranchers. He took a It was not long after he came that of the same we took on Pierre day passage cess in his own down Nebraska The state land department at case. Mr. Peterson seventy-four across the he built his hut on a high bill on the week five board a sloop bound direct to New the re- the past sent out patents to *ays remedy Is Dodd’s Kidney line and sold them for S2O per head, Rosebud reservation. Here he was sur- ofi York. We a a lie final purchasers state lands, two each experienced very heavy Pills, medicine introduced here al»out ceiving half cash and half paper. rounded by a crowd of loose characters and Brook- but made a har- seven of them going to Codington gale on Wednesday, months ago. cashed the paper. Soon after, Brand In- with whom he easily carried on a big ings Counties, and one to Lincoln Coun- bor, where we rocked It out in safe- “I am glad to be allowed to testify spector Ix)ng got track of the cattle, and, rustling business. As the civilization of ty. to what good things Dodd's Kidney accompanied by their owners, Harry the country drew closer about him the ty.” Pills The Carnegie library at Pierre shows have done for me. I used this Ham and Hugo Schilling, recovered them mesh of the law, a more perfect defensive The gentleman read on a little far- that the native stone works well into remedy’ for Kidney’ trouble and it cured and returned them to the home range. organization was necessary. Sully was ther. “This letter was written on material and makes a fine me of States building ap- completely. As a result the exploit United equal to the demand upon him. He or- said after and it that Thursday evening," he, “just “I can recommend Dodd’s of Chamberlain, which win- pearing structure, is hoped heartily Commissioner Tidrick, ganized a secret society last I the same material will be used in the my grandfather had arrived. W’hen Kidney Pills to all who suffer with on Sunday morning sent out Deputy ter was known to have a membership of government building. reached town last Sunday night, I call- any kind of Kidney trouble.” Inspector Petrie. Brand 300, extending all the way from Kansal The Canton Speed Association of the ed up my wife by telephone. Hello!” Mr. Peterson's ease is only one of Inspector Dong, Sheriff Irish of Brule to . Many of these were ranch- Corn Belt circuit opens the season at continued. “March 27th fell on a many just as convincing that have County, Deputy Sheriff Jesse Brown of men and stockmen in apparently good he Canton June 1,2, 3, 11)04. These trot- been reported recently. This new rem- Lyman County, and Harry Ham to bring standing. The strength of the society Thursday In 1802, just as it does now. to have Sul- ting, pacing and running races will be edy seems conquered Rheuma- in Sully, dead or alive. They found lay in the fact that no one knew who The old gentleman left on Monday the finest ever witnessed in the state. One tism not a Blackbird completely, single case hav- ly at his home, near island, were its members. A campaign against and arrived on even- thousand hundred dollars in morning Thursday been reported where Kid- and to make them could not far without seven purses ing Dodd’s Tuesday morning, attempted progress and will be paid at the wire. ing—four days three night*, by ney Pills have failed to cure the arrest. was ordered to surren- someone, not known to be a perfectly Sully member, and land.” The pointing work on the new library sea and permanently. der, but with a defiant taunt he made sending the warning. at Pierre is about completed, and the Johnnie was silent for a long time be- a break for his horse, sprang upon its Sully was a squaw man, too, and four A Cosset Horse. pillars supporting the front will be placed fore he a word. “Ithink rath- back and made a dash for liberty. For half-breed daughters married and lived spoke I’d One in position in a few days. With that day not long ago two girls, Ag- a time a running fire was maintained be- about him and helped him, A fine, white er go the way your grandfather went,” work done and the grounds graded, nes and Pauline Bain, were fording tween the two parties, but the pursuers franfp house took the place of the hut at he said, finally." there in horse his and from will be a decided improvement Cicero Creek, near Tipton, Ind., on speedily proved the victors. Bully’s eyrie, this he could see the The gentleman looked up In some sur- five times while Sully of the appearances nt the building. horseback. The horse caught his foot, was hit and killed, approach an enemy for four miles. The prise. Then he of the At a meeting of the board of directors thought merry received wounds from which he died federal officers must have approached his and were thrown stumbled, the girls of the Farmers’ Elevator forty-mlle run by stage to Providence, within minutes. home under cover of and even Company, water. thirty-five darkness, into the The Cincinnati Com- which operates a grain elevator in Mil- with change of horses at little coun- Sully for the past thirty-five years has nt that it is remarkable that they escaped mercial Tribune tells w’hat followed. bank, it was decided to greatly enlarge he sniffed the salt air of Nar- been known as a lawless and desperate the attention of the many friends of Sul- try Inns; Neither the capacity of the elevator. Additional girl could swim, and both character. His most recent exploit was ly living about him. Numerous attempts ragansett Bay from the deck of a swift bins will be put in so the can were in Imminent danger of drowning, to break jail at Mitchell, where he was have been made to take him at his strong- company packet, and he saw the little sloop for trial of cattle but also handle oats, flax and barley. when the horse, a great pet and a most being held on a charge hold, all were ineffective. tossing about in a sheltered harbor. The Aberdeen board of education has and until Monday the officers twice in the four has animal, swam to them, as rustling, Only past years he “I Intelligent let the without “Well, Johnnie,” said, guess had not been able to set their eyes on Sully been captured. The first of these contract, heating or If conscious of their danger. plumbing, for the two new four-room you’re right.” him. was in the fall of 1901. The habit of Around and around them the animal He for been the ward school houses in the First and has years recognized as rustlers was to take only a part of a Tired, Suffering Women. swam, until Agnes hold Fourth wards, to J. 11. of St. finally cajight the head of a band of rustlers that has herd of cattle the first time. If no fuss Nickel, Women run dowu for The are to Xtffe of bls tall; then she fortunately caught been the cause of endless trouble and ex- was made the owner of Paul, $27,220. buildings the herd would and endure be ready for the of the schools daily her sister's hair, and the horse tow’ed pense to the thrifty class of people who not be disturbed again. But if he made opening in the fall. tortures through them both ashore. have of late been coming into the neigh- a noise about the theft, the rustlers would At neglecting the kld- borhood, and his tragic end is not likely revisit his and take of Canistota, preliminary steps have The first news of the accident that place the rest the been taken for the entertainment of those neys. Kidney back- to cause very deep mourning upon the cattle. the had was ache makes house- family the appearance of who will attend the annual reunion of range. One Pete Waugh, living north of Oa- work a Tom, the horse, at the doo.", neighing the Old Veterans’ Association of McCook burden; rest The gang has been credited with coma, suffered a loss nt the hands of Bully the Is as if In trouble. Mr. Bain went out. County, which will be held at that place impossible; sleep having stolen, during the past twenty rustlers, and made a big “holier.” As a The he the animal on June 22 and 23. Committees have been fitful; appetite give* moment appeared years, a total of fully 50,(KM) head of cat- consequence another visit was made and appointed to make the out and you are started away on a trot; then, seeing tle and several thousand head of horses, all his stock was taken. Waugh only necessary ar- rangements. tired all the time. that his master did not follow, he gal- but it is reasonable to suppose that this made a bigger racket. The rustlers were ® Can’t be well until estimate is somewhat and A largely attended mass meeting was loped back, neighed again, then went exaggerated. fearful, and Sully an associate named held in the court house in Chamberlain the kidneys are Nevertheless, it is safe to say thQt sev- Donnerau went to a dance where ".pM off as before. Waugh eral thousand head have A to make the necessary arrngements JWBkW well. Use Doan’* been stolen by was to be. row was started, but the By this time Mr. Bain had concluded, for the accommodation of the rush that Kidney Pills, which the thieves during that period. The gang bullet struck Waugh’s elbow instead of have restored from the conduct of the horse, that is also said have been is anticipated immediately as the result thousands of suffering to responsible for his heart and Bully and Donnerau had to women health was and the death of of the opening to settlement of that to and vigor. something wrong, hurriedly seven men during the long flee. Waugh’s blood was up and, with por- tion of the Rosebud reservation in Mrs. William Wallace, of 18 Capi- followed the animal. He met the two period it was carrying on its operations the aid of officers, gave pursuit and lying cap- tol the River. The Gregory County. street, Concord, N. H., says: “Iwa* little girls making their way home- along Missouri victims tured Sully. The wily old leader soon In the of Dis- were chiefly inoffensive settlers, who, un- gave bond and secured his Howard was moistened by nearly an early stage* Bright’* ward. The horse ran up to them and liberty. inch and were not Kid- fortunately for them, were foolish enough and a half of rainfall during the ease, it for Doan’s rubbed nose on as Sully’s one weakness was his his their shoulders, passion last two ney Pills I would not be to protest when some of their cattle were for days, which was needed badly, living to-day. whisky, and this led to his last cap- If to show how glad be wai to find Tain in the back wa* so intense that stolen, or who were so indiscreet as to especially on spring plowing. Crops are ture. It was found in them alive. out some way that reveal incidents connected with cattle and looking fine. Some corn has been plant- at night I had to get out of bed until Sully was to visit in Niobrara, Neb., the ed the of Previous to this time Mr. Bain had horse stealing raids which by chance and planting will be rnshed to a fin- paroxysm pain passed away. interest of a spree. was remarka- Sully I was talked of Tom, for he had de- came under their observation. ish as soon as possible. A larger acreage languid and tired and hadn’t the selling bly successful in making these under- than usual will be planted. strength to lift a kettle of water. I clared that a “cosset horse wasn’t career has been filled Sully’s naturally ground trips, getting into a back room in of could not but a few doses of with incidents. He first made various Adjt. Gen. Conklin, the South Da- work, worth his keep;” but since the accl- interesting towns near his eyrie and having kota National Guard, has called Doan's Kidney Pills relieved and his appearance at the Northern Pacific his drunk and a con- me, •dent he says that he would not sell getting away without any- vention of the officers of the to two boxes absolutely cured me.” crossing (now Bismarck, N. D.) in 1872, one but his friends of guard him at any and when he dies knowing his pres- price, meet in Redfield. The purpose of the A FREE TRIALof this great kidney and was at that time a chum of Jack ence. • ¦Tom is to have a monument to com- meeting is to determine medicine which cured Mr*. Wallace Kinkade, who killed his own sister at a This time definitely plans he was inveigled into a game rescue of and for will be mailed to of memorate his the two girls. dance in Misouri. Kinkade of arrangements the annual en- any part the country tried cards. Liquor was handed out freely kill campment at Watertown and the time United States. Address Foster-Milburn to the fellow with whom his sister to him and he became hopelessly intoxi- Sad« Sea Dogged ness. when the encampment will be held. Co., Buffalo, N. Y. Sold by all deal- was dancing, but she sprang between the cated. He aw'.ke in the Niobrara jail. The Congressman Burke ers. Price 50 box. ship groaned. two men in time was informed be- cent* per just to receive in her He was taken to Mitchell. The night the But the Giddy who was fore leaving that the con- Young Thing own body the bullet which was intended Mitchell sheriff Washington died Sully es- Valuable Roman Remains Unearthed talking to the captain was a good sailor tract for the government building at for her companion. caped, and it is said this cost him $1,500. of some and didn’t mind a bit of weather. Pierre would be let about the of During the course excava- rough Only when Kinkade was first on a drunk He made his get getaway on relays of “Doesn’t it seem unnecessarily cruel, with July. Thp contracts for bids will call tions on a mound in the neighborhood Sully would he ever mention the horses. It was said he emigrated to for die of captain,” she said, “to box a compass?” of his sister. use several kinds of stone, and of Greenwich Observatory, London, killing “Bill” Reese, an- Canada, but instead went to Kansas. He “Not more he will be based any »o. miss,” replied, other of old-time shot on the use of stone from some Romain remains of value Sully’s chums, was returned to his old haunts once too often, great “than to a canoe.” the bluffs the river grimly, paddle and killed in his own dance house along as well as at and met his end on the eve of and interest have been unearthed. very the eastern And the ship groaned some more.—Chi- Miles Dr. cn stone. City, Mont., by Lefcher. The time when the incoming of settlers would About two feet below the surface the cago Tribune. Tom who ten and twelve men quarreled over the affections of have driven him for Fisher, years away ail time. floor of a Roman room with a ago was a well known character great “Dode” Reese, supposed to have been the details of the among WHAT THE KING EATS. Additional killing of Sul- of the tesselated in- wife of “Bill” the sports of Falls died at the portion pavement Reese, who, after the ly, which have been received how here, homo of his tact was treat- death of lived with the of mother at Fort Dodge, la., revealed. Under careful What’s Fit for Him. Reese, slayer that he made a desperate break to es- While Fisher the man who was Monday, was but 39 years ment the beautiful work in cubes of red A Masachusetts lady who has been supposed to have been cape from the officers. <, old at the time of his death his her busband. Ben consti- tile was disclosed, and the space has the mill with the trials of the Diamond, a neighbor of Sully’s, by through tution was broken and he “Jim” of the went to completely was now been railed in order that the tisuaf and mother relates Foster, a character well known request officers, the Sully off, housekeeper a physical wreck. The immediate cause on the frontier house and informed Jack A fine twenty years ago, was that his place public may view the remains. nn Interesting Incident that occurred of his death was rheumatism of the another chum of Foster vas surrounded by officers and Sully. was an requested heart. collection of coins of the period of Had- -not long ago. She says: player, and ma. an to give himself up. He accomplished banjo refusal, say- Rain at rian and Constantine was also discov- “Ican with all fell Huron from truthfulness say that who reside in South -ng: ) continuously people yet Dakota with several of the early Sunday evening till 9 o’clock Mon- ered, together pieces Grape-Nuts is most beneficial of remember the devil-may-care fellow, who “Goodby to all. With fair play I equal thly It and le three of morning. was the heaviest rain- beautifully figured pottery orna- sill cereal foods in my family, young at intervals would visit the frontier them.” fall so far this to season and covered the mental wall plaster. The coins were In ¦ as well as old. It is food and medi- towns for the purpose of having a glori- Thrusting a 44-caliber Colt’s revolver is entire Jim River valley. All ous which he into his belt and a crops, stat* of remarkable preservation, the cine both to us. A few mornings drunk, during was invaria- mounting horse, he ago which were making fair growth, will be bly accompanied by his banjo. made a dash for life. He was com- figures and Inscriptions being in some mt breakfast my little boy said: greatly benefited and a manded to but did not pasturage given “ He bad a fine voice. “I’ll halt, obey. There instances almost as clear and distinct ‘Mamma, does the King eat remarkably much needed The is in Grape- were shots fired soaking. ground Remember in thirty by the pursuing as those at present In use. The dis- Nuts You, Love, My Prayers,” fine condition for corn and every morning?’ of which five took planting that was a favorite of with which officers, effect in the coveries for song his, work will now be to are regarded as Important, “I smiled and told him I did not horse. this time had pushed rapidly com- he was wont to entertain of the By Sully measured such resi- pletion. the reason that they prove that the Ro- but that I thought distance 450 know, Grape-Nuts dents of the frontier towns as cared to a of yards between himself Allen Spencer, of Fairview, who for man road from London to Dover led certainly made a delicious dish, fit for the streets when and the officers when a volley of shots appear upon himself and a of quarter a century has been Is now Greenwich Park. was one of which took engaged through what ji King.” (It’s a fact that the King of ids drunken companions virtually rad fired, effect in on grade and other construction work Sully’s back, causing him to reel and fall a and the German possession of the thoroughfares and the England Emperor for railroad has made Overheard on the Pike. from his horse. companies, a some- f buildings adjacent thereto. both eat Grape-Nuts). what remarkable record. Notwithstand- Mr. Easy—Why should people visit- One of Foster’s characteristics when When the officers approached him he ‘‘l find that by the constant use of ing that during that period he has had ing The Exposition* at night use more was commanded to throw up his drunk was to light his cigars with $5 or hands, Alien’s than in not only as a morning charge of"a vast army of men, not one of Foot-Ease daytime?