Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-10-30
LOCAL MENTION.
A little
Late, but we

LOCAL MENTION.
A little
Late, but we
Bring you good news.
Buy your whips of Il. Rees.
Buy your harness oil of Rees.
Best soap in America at Robinson's
Horses and mules for sac by w. r.
Gowdy.
New salt just received at Mansfield &,
Aliens.
Fresh comb honey at the Pioneer
Drug Store.
A new line of gloves and mittens at
Hogan Il Piers.
Yellow and Rockingham ware at
Mansfield & Aliens.
A vote for John r. Gamble is d vote
against evual taxation,
Get trial package of best soap in the
world free, at Robinson's
A full line of Harper's school books
at the Pioneer Drug Store.
Vote for L. d. +. Poore and j. b.
VanVclsor for the council
Heightened decorated chamber sets.
Very nice, at Mansfield & Aliens.
A fresh supply of buckwheat flour
in any quantity desired at Robinson's,
-Four choice dwelling lots and two
choice business lots for sale. Inquire
OF r. Rees.
A vote for Jonn r. Gamble is vote
In favor of taxing the people but not
the railroads.
A fine line OF jersies Just received at
Robinson'S; also few choice all-wool
cashmere dress patterns.
There will be a dance at Aliens Hall,
Hurley, Friday evening, Nov. 7th, to
which all are cordially invited.
BY far the largest stock of crockery,
lamps and silverware in Turner Co.
has just been opened for sale at Mans
field & Aliens.
J.HlSwanton, candidate for the legis-
lature, stated in the presence of several
witnesses that he was in favor of ex-
empting railroads from taxation on
their actual value.
Eli Perkins will lecture at Lennox
Oak. Friday evening Dec. End. Subject
I" The Philosophy OF Fun All are re-
quested to attend this rare treat. Don't
miss the opportunity.
Attorney French, employed by the
Parker ring at the district convention,
argued in favor of disfranchising the
Daneville precinct. There's not Par
ker man in the precinct.
Why not tax the farmer on what his
team earns, or his wagon earns, or on
the gross earnings of his farm, instead
of upon full valuation of his property
John r. Gamble is opposed to equal
taxation. His record proves it, and he
cannot deny it. Vote against him.
We are prepared to sell groceries as
cheap as any firm in Turner Co. Our
stock of groceries and crockery is COM
plete. We keep good G Gods; we keep
them to sell and we are bound to sell
them, or give them away; we mean
business. Come to the future comfy
seat and do your trading with Mans
field & Allen.
! Parties wishing wells bored should
read carefully the ad. of Wllber Gallop
in this weeks issue Of the Herald. Mr..
G. has, in addition to his onttit for Dor
ing other wells, lately added an arte.
sian outfit, and is now prepared to go
any depth required.
The ladies should bear in mind their
wants in the line of millinery, dress
making, etc, can now he supplied by
Miss Florence Baldwin, whose card
will be found in this paper.
| Voters should remember that j. r
Gamble was one of the prime movers
in securing the passage of the law tax
ing railroads on their gross earnings
A vote for him. therefore, is a vots
against equal taxation. Will the farm
ers and taxpayers vote for a man VIII,
is thus committed to a law discrimina
ting against them and in favor of rail
reads?
Railroads are no better than individ
uals, and their property should be tax
ed just the same. Equal taxation i
what every man wants, but we cal
never get it so long as men are sent t.
the legislature who are known to be il
favor of one kind of taxation for tn
people, and another Kind of taxation
for railroads. And that is the. kind o
a man John r. Gamble is.
1t is openly boasted by friends o
Parker that now they have their mel
who will go to the legislature to d
their bidding, that before the 4th 0
March, they will have bill enacte
that will bring the county seat to Pan
ker, and that combination has bee
made with other counties, and on
county will be divided and split III
Voters how do you like this?
John r. Gamble is paid railroa
attorney, and his record in the legis
lature and in the constitutional conver
, tion brands him us an enemy to equ;
, taxation. Hevoted to COMPEL farmer
J and the people generally to pay taxes o
} a fixed valuation of all their propert,
] and to allow railroads to be taxed onl
} on their gross earnings, thus discrim
} mating against the people and in favo
} of railroads. Dothe people want sue
man to make our laws?
On Thursday evening last the ma