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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-19
LAYBERGER LOSES,
And Gators Friends Take the
Soap.
A Poor Race and Bad Ti~me-State of the
0dds-Brooke county's Sheriff to
the Front With the Gam
ling Sharps.

1t was a poor race and Clator won it. His
best friend and most ardent admirer Guild
not have the assurance to say it was a good
one, after the time made, which was about
"a minutes. Layberger showed up in poor
form and rowed in worse and Clator did
the Hanlan playing act with grace and to
perfection. There was nothing to show
that the race was not square, but the
usual doubling Thomsses were there to
grumble and say it was cot.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-19

KEEP a bottle Of Lists essence of Jamaica
Ginger at hand.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1883-08-19

the owl toAoOt and the eagle 10 split his
windPiPe. and amidst the general rejoicing
and confusion | adopted the caucus re ola
tion without u dissenting voice, and intro
duced Charles Burdette Conference to eve
IybOdy OF all shades OF politics, rendered
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10
RuSK COUNTY.
Henderson Harpenings-Cottons Shipments
Crops and Local Notes.

Henderson HarpenipEs-Cottons Shipments
Crops and Local Notes.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
Henderson, September Sit is esti-
mated that the cotton shipments from
this place for the ensuing season will
not exceed thirteen thousand bales.
The decrease is not only due to the
shortness OF crops, but several thou
sand bales which producers have here
tofore brought to this market will go
Nacogdockes to be shipped by Bre-
mond's road, recently built 10 that
point from Houston.
The sentiments of our farmers are
encouraging in regard to crop pros
poets than they have been recently.
Cotton is booming in quite lively
every day.
Country camp meetings are quite
| prevalent in our rural districts.
Dir. j. h. Merratt has in course o.
erection a large and commodious brick
store-house Which will add much t
the appearance Of our city.
| Mr.. Jack Garrison, son of our es-
teemed representative, is quite IL
with typhoid fever, having been con
fined To his room for nine weeks.
The fruit crop in this section is ex
ceedingly light. The shipment o
one week last season were more tina,
has been shipped altogether this sum
mer.
Both our county papers, the New
and Times, game out on the first hrm
full of newsstand containing a full re
view of Rusk county's advantages ano
Henderson commercial interests. an,
a general write-upEof all our principa
/ merchants.
The Henderson and Overton trair
now arrives in the morning and leave
in the evening, contributing much t,
the convenience of the public.
The weather still continues to be no
and dry. No rain and no prospec
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10

he likes Texas.
Will Cavron and his brother John,
will leave here in few days for san
Francisco. They have sold out their
sheep and ranch in Runnels county.
John will 20 TO Australia.
IL. A. Hiram. of this county,
one of the first shecpmen here,
gave Us Pleasant call
and says he farmed sheep in Australia
once, and he thought ii good country
then, but is now liz Texas and is
pleased with the grass of Texas.
j. II. Hughes OF this town, who has
considerable interests here, says his
sheep are fat and fine.
The two-story brick building OF
Cameron & Phillips, hardware dealers.
is progressing fast. The Baptist
church will soon be ready and the
Taylor county brick bank will soon be
, occupied.
A. II. Norman of this county gays
his range is too dry TO wean his lambs
yet. lie says he met II man
II few days ago willing to cure scabby
sheep without clipping. He will be n
boon and blessing to sheepmen,
won't he?
T.. A. Kaufman, the leader of the
brass band here, has his men well
trained. The band is second TO none
west of the Fort.
The GAZETTE is II welcome visitor
here every morning.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10
MITCHELL COUNTY.
Interesting Items and Town Topics from
Colorado City.

Interesting Items and Town Topics from /
Colorado City.
Correspondence OF the Gazette
Colorado, September S.-The gam
blers and soiled doves of our city are
having hard time now. The gam
blers are being fined and the soiled
doves are being Gagged in the county
Jail.
Mr.. Hamilton, the pioneer hotel
man of Colorado, was robbed last Fri
day on Oak street by u bootblacil. The
thief approached Mr.. II. while he was
very busy talking in a crowd and went
through his pantaloon pocket, TAX
ing So.
John King, prominent cowman
from Tom Green county, was in to see
us yesterday.
Col. Clark, that genial sheep-owner
on the Yellow House canyon, gave our
Office call Thursday. The colonel
has fine flock of sheep and would
like to sell now.
Jim Massey, our ice man, created no
little laughter ut the depot yesterday
evening. Jim is large 200-pounder,
and on the departure of the train he
picked up AN old valise he found ~ ny
on tine platform and took his seat on
the steps of one of the coaches, and
halloed Goodbye, boys He rode
some distance and jumped OFT. The
porter of the sleeper was on tue plat
form in the rear of the sleeper and jim
let him have the valise with all force.
The funny part of this tale cannot be
described but those who saw the
actions Of both Jim and the coon know
how ii was,n and everybody had q
good laugh.
Cowan d Shean have purchased the
iron warehouse formerly occupied 10y
j. II. Davis d Co., and will fit il mp
and remove their large and growing
commission business there in IL few
days.
Mr.. Il. Rouvaut of San Antonio has
opened up stock of jewelry ana
watches in Schwartz, Ross X Co.,
store on Oak street.
The sentiment of our citizens on thu
pchool question was determined by 1
general election on Tuesday last, re
sulting in almost a unanimous major
ity In favor of public free schools. Tn,
board of trustees will proceed at one,
10 organize schools in accordance
Herewith
1T The revival at the Baptist chuwi
s. Il. Udell, Charles Schaudry ant
+. Il. Udell OF st. Louis were anon!
lne Visltors 10 the hrancn once OF tn'
Texas Investment company this week
These gentlemen are out West for TIL
purpose of making some investments
Mr.. Phil. Waldhiem, agent of tn
Bradstreet company, was In COLORADO
ahis week In the interest of the Com
Hi,ercidt RepOrter.
j. a. Peacock returned this weel
from a business trip TO Chicago. III
says things in the the stock yards ar
rather duh there.
Up To Friday l40 cars of cattle ant
twelve cars of muttons were forwarded
from here this week.
A4snall girl OF a Scotch family VIII,
are stopping at the Hamilton House
stepped out of an upstairs door Thurs
day night and fell 10 the ground abou
twelve ket, striking her head agains
HE PLATFORM below, which produced
concussiaa of the brain. DR.. Phillips
was called in, and he reports her re
eovery very doubtful.
The city IL full of strangers and bust
ness Of every kind is goou, aud all III,
merchants Wear pleasant smile.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10
IN BRIEF.

Don't forget that Spencer & fuckers
is the place TO buy fresh compressed
yeast.
Go to Eastwood & King for Harper's
"BoroJentine, the finest tooth lotion
in the market.
Give Harper's fragrant "Boroden-
tine for the teeth trial. For sale by
Eastwood & King.
Try Harper's Borodentinei tooth
lotion; 1t just takes the cake. Sold by
Eastwood d King.
Chickens and eggs aud fresh coun-
try butterat Turner & McClure's.
California canned goods at Tarner &
McClure's.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10
Louisville EXposition.

Low rates and quick time to the
exposition at Louisville, KY, and
Cincinnati Ohio via Missouri Pacific
and Texas and Pacific railways.
Fare to Louisville and return
So. 40. to Cincinnati and return S3i.40.
Tickets to Louisville sold Mondays
and Thursdays and TO Cincinnati
Wednesdays and Saturday. Don't
forget that above roads will put you
through a cool, beautiful healthy coun-
try and 10 hours quicker than all
Others. Hotel and Pullman cars Jon
all trains. For further information
call upon
j. j. CHEW, ticket agent
Union depot,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10
Col. T. Q. Rolf, Grand Chancellor q

Col T. @. Rolf, Grand Chancellor Of
the knights of Pythias of the state Of
Texas, came to our city yesterday. He
comes to organize the lodge OF his
order here and place the same on Sc
cure footing.
WindEiills are coming into general
use here. and more than five or six
have recently been erected. Thus the
| question of pure water is being rapidly
| solved.
Prof. Robhard has fine attendance
at the school house in East Colorado.
! Work ON the hotel building of j. III
ing rapidly.
! Since the late fire Judge ID. r.. Ma.
/ son and his efficient clerk have been
quite busy writing up policies.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10
Lime! Llms'

4
Limel Line
Round Rock =. Up
Works manufs;s,iaa''ss N,
of white lime. ~ TDi
MAS''' i BopDaJ
Remember the ay'iIs
English Tanning l1sss,Id a
sion. Parents s, ,Sss a
aud girls where ,id m'' AZ
tical instruction gEI
plight.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10
TAYLOR COUNTY.

I ems Of Interest Frona Abilene eneral
and Personal.
Correspondence to the Gazette.
Abilene, September s.--rhe weather
is dry here just now, although 1t
rained little IN the south part OF the
e, unity a few days ago.
The Wilson brothers, the most sue
cessful sheepmen in Runnels county,
called ON Us to-dly. Arthur Herbert,
from England, gave us n pleasat cali.
He Is in the sheep business and says
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10
Novelties at Dahlman's.

a full line of the very latest style o
iaii and winter clothing. Worsted ano
cassimers of the very latest style in
socks and frocks. Also the very --latest
novelties in handkerchiefs and fame,
hosiery A fine line of Stetsons hat:
just received.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10
j. j. CHEW, ticket agent
Union depot

Mr.. Joseph Dyer, Mt. Calmf says:
browns Iron Bitlers has dGHe me
good service for Intermittent flyer and
loss of Appetite
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10
FOR RENT.

TWO LARGE LIGHT ROOMS-UP
STAIRS OVER OUR NEW STORE
CORNER OF F0URH AND. HOUSTON
STREETS ONE 35 FEET DEEP AND
ONE 20 FEET DEEP. CONNECTED
ny FOLDING DOORS, Will RENT
SEPARATELY OR TOGETHER.
WASHER a AUGUST.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10
Wnntel.

5000 bales of cotton for September
and October. Shipments on export
orders. Orders solicited in large and
mall quantities.
FINpLEY, ANDERSON & Co.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10

Mr.. George p. Miller, Hamilton,
says: IL used Browns Iron Bi,ters
with good results for dyspepsia, ner-
vousness and sleeplessness.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10

Go to II. n. Brown & Co.'S. for ,lia
monds and fine watches.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10

Those snake bracelets mounted in
diamonds are all the iage. For sale at
Il. n. Browns.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10

Howard watches are the best. r..
n. Brown 4 Go. keep full line.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-01-31

Gustave Dore, the famous
artist, died at Paris on the 23rd
inst. HIS works will live after
HIM.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-01-31

Press aud Dakotaian: There
is a strong disposition in legisla-
tive circles to take hold OF the
state hood question independent
OF congress, ii that body fails to
act favorable upon the matter.
The popular plan is to arrange
for q constitutional convention
and to make provision for the
selection of .wo United States
senators aad one representative,
the counties south OF the forty
sixth parallel to participate IN
the convention proceedings aud
the election. This can be done
without overstepping constltu.
tionai bounds. a territory iiss
a right to adopt Q state consti-
tuition, and to demand of con-
gress its recognition. 1t has the
right also to choose congression-
a representatives and ask that
they be accorded seats aud votes.
The feeling ia that all the work
IN the direction OF adnisslon
should not be left in the hands
of dislnterested parties At Wash
ington, but that the people OF
Dakota should themselves crowd
the matter upon the attention
OF the general government. In
conectlon with these proceed.
ings provision should be made
for securing an accurate census
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-01-31

was nearly frozen to death. 1t y
feared that the amputatiou o
some OF her limbs will bs nee
essa.y.
A farmer n amed Smith, living
near Valley City, has myster'
iously disappeared. 1t is thought
he has committed suicide.
sec. Reed, city treasurer oi
Bismarck, mourns the loss OF
his father, who perlshed IN the
Newhall house ia Milwaukee.
The Doughty boys, three miles
south of Kimball, lost their sta
Bile, all their grain, implements,
aud tour horses by fire last week.
A white owl was shot in
Miner county few days since,
which measured i've ieet and
four inches from tip TO tip OF its
wings.
The Methodists are making
preparations for. permanent
camp-meeting ground on the
shore of Big Stone lake, in
Grant county.
The fifth ANNA! convention of
the Northern Pacific and Red
River Sunday school association,
will be held in Fargo on Febru-
AIRY 1st and 2nd.
The stage between Millbank
aud Watertpwn lost the road on
u trip, aud the driver and four
passengers had narrow escape
from freezing.
The residence of Rev. VIM.
Beggs, Of Oiivet, was destroyed
by tire last week. Mr.. Beg-s
came near perishing in the
flames. The loss is about ST.
900.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-01-31

Charles NIX Cronicle: The
HAND COUNTY PRESS and the
Hutchinson County Record did
themselves great credit and the
territory good service by their
New Years issues, devoted to
graphic descriptions OF the many
merits of Dakota and the advan-
tages of their respective locaIi-
ties, Keep 'er booming, boys.
Washington, 26.-The senate
is considering the pension bill.
New York, 20 Jem Mace
and Siade arrived this morning.
London, ga heavy gale
is nov prevailing, which causes
much damage to shipping at
Liverpool and Southport.
st. Paul, 26.-In the sena.
torial race to-day Window re
ceived 40, Wilson "a, Cole 16
and Dunnel 10 votes, balance be-
ing scattering.
Lincoln, 26. The legislature
has already cast 13 ballots for y.
s. senator, but has beer unable
TO AXE q choice.
London, 26,-The French.
crisis is being universally dis
cussed by the E,glish press
The Times says the Republic is
now on trial, but thinks it has
strength to survive many mis-
takes.
Milwaukee, &c 6-Following
quickly upon the terrible New
hall disaster in this city, came
another this morning, which
would have proved nearly as
awful as its predecessor, had it
not been for heroic exertion IN
saving life. The ladies college
took fire and was Partially des-
troyod. Sixty young ladies. who
were in attendance at the school
were all saved by the heroic ex-
ertions of the police.
Gustave Dore, the famous
artist, died at Paris on the 23rd
inst. HIS works will live after
him.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-01-31

Statistics show that the letters
written and mailed in Iowa each
year average about eight
cen to each person in the state.
In Nebraska it averages about
thirteen; in Minnesota twenty
one, and in Dakota nearly thirty.
Few of the southern states are
credited with above ten, while
in North Carolina the number is
less than six. The district OF
CoIumbia heads the list with
about eighty five.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-01-31

Of both north and south Dakota,
together with statistics OF
growth, productions and imam
cial standing. Armed with con-
vincing facts and figures of this
nature, even a democratic con.
gress cannot, without contessing
to an open outrage. deny as state
hood. The proposed action Is
not without precedent, many OF
the states having performed the
preliminary work before their
cascs went before congress.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-01-31

4 oNoNo "uSiS Woue WV tSS'
| than to plant seedlings!
Ny experience has been that
| it not best. Ii you want to
plant the seeds plant in Eursery
rows and cultivate one season
before transplantiug.
| hear a great deal about the
cataIpa Of late. You do not
mention it IN the list you gave
me. Will it not do for me.
Your location is too far
north. 1t is doing Very well in
Green and Ida counties, Iowa,
about the latitude of Milwau-
kee. / would not recommend
. il farther north. though 1t some.
tlmes does we'll.
With my plantation nicely
established, with trees four feet
apart, when should l begin to
thin them out!
Eighth to tenth year, accord
ing to growth.
How many should l remove?
Every other row, running
north and south. This will give
the remaining trees more air
aud room.
At what time OF year shall l
do this thinning!
DO it in August.
Why?
If yon cut in August anil let
the trees remain untrimmed un-
ill winter you get better wood
for tuel or any other farm pur-
pose. Besides tins, the youn G
suckers from the stumps will
start and be killed by the sue
ceedins winter, and the next
year none will appear to amount
to anything.
To what economic use besides
fuel can put these saplings!
Use them tor fence posts ami
to spike on in pace OF boards
TO complete the fence, for poles
and stakes and for other uses.
When will it be necessary or
useful to again thin them out?
In four or five years begin
thinning the other rows, re-
moving every other row, or the
weaker ones.
Of the different kinds OF TIM
Der you have advised me to
plant, which, in, your opinion,
will prove the most remuner-
ative?
Ash and soft maple will give
the quickest returns. The wal
nut will be most valuable. but it
will be later.
/ have few acres of rather
low, wet land. Can | plant any
kind OF trees to advantage on
this land?
Yes, the willow, either the
golden or the gray, sometimes
called white. Cultivate and
thin out the same as the other
plantation. Yoa may drain the
land and plant the other varie-
ties as l have told you.
Can aiioE any kind of stock
to run in my timber?
After the fourth year you can
admit either sheep or calves.
You must protect from stock
when young or your plantation
will he ruined.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-01-31
CHURCHES.

services every Sunday at u. 80
y M and alternate sunday evenings at p. M at
y Metropolitan Hall Rev. A. s. Foster. Pastor
|ErHoDIsT services every sitcruste sunday even
Eng at p. IN. at fhe Metropolitan Hall key. W.
Ware Pastor.
<yIoS sundsy-school every Sunday at ~ m. at
fths metropolitan Hail. c, y smith superistend-
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-01-31
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
rxRnrronrAr-

knsr--N. a. Ordway.
Ietary-tieorge II. Hand.
&rsme court-Chief Justice, Aionxo A. Edgsr-
Arsociste justices, Gideon G. Moody. Jefferson
Ior and q A. Hudsoa.
Esed states Attorney y--Hugh ,. Campbell
1vsyor 0eneral--Cort-z Fessenden.
&egats In Ceugrcss-- n r. PetNgrew.
|eeato siert--John d. Raymond.
y. Mar~hzl--Gen. Harrison Allen
&,,b.-r Of Council--E II. Mcintosh
hnber Of Heusc--Geo. W. Sterling.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-01-31
territorial Items.
Watertcwn has q Sar associa-

1errtt0tiAl Items.
Waterfowl has a sar associa'
ton.
Aanjan is to have . board q
trade. v~~4 i
Grand Rapids has new schoo
house.
White Lake i. to have an M
+. church.
A spelling bee mania has
struck Fargo.
jamestown now has two ua-
tional banks.
Three new hotels are being
built at Bartlett.
Jack rabbits are very plentiful
near jamestown.
jamestown has an incorpor-
atea library association.
jamestown expects to have an
$4,000 hotel in the spring.
Parker is agitating the ques
tion of a 5000 school house.
The Russians near Mt. Vern-
on are erecting q school house.
The Touring mill at Speartish
has shut down on account of ice.
Numerous sheep have b,cn
killed by dogs near Parker late.
ly.
The Catholics will build a
church ut Chamberlain next
year.
VIM. McComber, OF Forest
burg, came near losing his
house by fire.
Fargo aud Moorhcad are chal-
lenging each other to q spelling
match.
Perry Trail. of Parker. is in
trouble. lie sold mortgaged
property.
The sheriff OF Custer county
received $500 for his services
in 1882.
Deadwood BOASTS of o man
who absolutely refused to accept
an office.
The Congregational church ut
Springfield is to be dedicated
Feb. 11tb.
Bismark proposes to suppress
all houses of i'll fame and gamb-
ling dens.
Watertown talks of O street
railway from that place to Lake
Kampeska.
A new three story brick hotel
is among the things to be added
to Sioux Falls.
Grand Forks rejoices in the
fact that st. Paul beer is shipped
there by the car load.
Mrs. ID. Z. Thomas aud moth
er came near being sutfocated by
coal gas ut Watertown.
John IL. Rowe, of Chamber
lam, raised fifty gallons OF sor-
ghum per acre ON sod.
A number OF persons from
Monticello, Iowa, are making
preparations to come 70 Alex au-
dria.
Several Chinese opium dens
are in full blast III Deadwood
and the Pioneer calla for their
suppression.
The United states deputy mar
shal who executed Gilmore, vt
Deadwood, has just received
$500 tor the job.
A. Carlson, of Doland, acci-
dentally shot himself through
the leg, making u painful, though
not dangerous wound.
Deadweod paper claims that
blocks OF mica eight feet long
and three feet wide have been
discovered i'll the Hills.
The saloons at Bismarck are
now obliged 70 close at twelve
o'clock every night and to keep
closed on Sunday.
Bismarck has had walking
match. AT latest accounts the
pedestrians were numerous laps
ahead of their creditors.
Miss Jennie Galloway of Bath
gate, started from town for her
home, some five miles distant,
and becoming lost OH the rrairie
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-01-31

Land once at Huron d. r.. January a. iss:l-
Notice 10 hereby given that the following named
settler has lcd notice OF his intention 10 make Anal
entry thereof. and that said proof win be made
before clerk Of the district court In and for Hand
county. ID. r. on Friday the 9th day Of March
iss3. viz: Lorrain NJ chsnnsli. under hi. pre-
ton 81 town ii3 range 6s and he the folio
witnesses 10 prove his continuous residence upon
and guilty alton Of said tract. viz: Frank Terry A.
L. Mcwhorter o. strsst Lowrie Kelly. all Of Nil
ler
jasai b Asnsraous. Register.
Land sncs al Hnron. d. T. Jan. ~ 1883 Notice is
hereby given that tns Following hsiasi -
Alsd notice of his inteutiod 10 make final proof In
support Of his claim. and 'hs,
the district court In and for Hand county ,. T..
on Monday March 5th 1883. viz: Arno Nc
whorter ID 1875 forths northwest quarter section
II town liz range 90. and he names the following
witnesses to proves his continuous residence upon
and cultivation Of said land. viz; william Y Nil
Ter. ctho c yswsti. Y Munger W Rowland. all Of
Miller. ID 7.
jansi ss AKssr1oso, heg1isr
Land once ct Horon. d. T.. Jan. 18th. ltss-No-
tiee is hereby given that the following named settler
has nlsd notice OF hi. intention 10 make ANAL proof
in sappor Of his elsim and secure Anal entry thsre-
ef and that said proof Of himself and Witnesses
viii be made before clerk Of the district court in
and for II and county. on Friday the Ind Day Of
March 1858 viz. John @ Hansen. under hi. D NO.
issss for the .oushss., ssssn - town ~ range
his continuous rssidence ueon and sulnystiou OF
saad trset Wis; q Morse. Furinsn. q II dar.
dnsr end Lswris Kelly ell Of Miller D. Z. Hand O..
JsaN - Aner1sss, ksnsssr
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1883-01-31

Tn greatest of all faults, I should
cay, il 70 be conscious Of none. Car
Iul6