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The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-08-15

take long, long time 1; but 1t can be done.
 He looked at his little stock ofcoppers. They sould serve for food he could live on 90 httle-so very little.
 The extent of his poverty did not appall him very much, for hope was still existent, and at the end of his journey there would be welcome, and safety, and joy,
 So be vent out at the Santa Croce gate, and seeing an old lame heggss standing by the roadside, went up and asked him what road he should follow
 The began stared.
 Rome-well, that is the roAd--yonder the old road which the diligenxl used 10 take. No one goes by 1t now. There is the iron way, you know.'
 The child nod ied
 "l have no money. cannot go by that must walk"
 Walk Y echoed the man. "You can not do Il. A grown man would scarce have strength. You are foolish to think of it, Beg or work for the moacy, and take the ,ton way ii is your best plan. ]"
 But rista oniy shook his head, and went on wi'h fleet, hght steps. He mus, 70 10 K nme-sha, was the one though, in hls mad.
 " shall reach it-in time" he told himself, and irudged boldly on by the bright waters of the Arno.
 Every step he took was a step nearer. Therewss joy and comfort in the though, md lttle face seemed to hecxon hum. and old bhad MAruccla seemed crying, Come. before too die''
 And so with resoluge heart he went on leA by an instinct half mysterious. hall divine, aad irrational as only child 5 and a dumb brute'S instincts. can be.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-08-15

Bilkins, whose language is hower, called his S1fe "a d sisy," during their engagement, during theIr honeymoon he called her "a pink" and nov when she meets him with rolling pin at clock in the morning, he calls her might blooming serious. = 7H< RSm6Ley.
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-08-15
Had Plenty.
prtralt Fler rlr...l

As one ot the aldermen vas leaving the city hall yesterday he ~As accos,ed by stran ger hidden away under rye-s,fAw hat and linen dnste,, with:
 Is ths the city hAlIF F'
 "Yes, sir '
 Ia there an upstairs to il''
 Certainly"
 "Can go up m the elevator
 You can
 "And come down the samc wayf" Yes. sn.
 Um Thanks 1 wanted to write oolumo sketch about t lot our home pa per Those arc iarls enough. Good bye"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-08-15

" Plenty to doI asked reporter of a professional swimmer al Manhattan peaah
 # Welt. 1 should sitaHfle 10 hesitate. Why, m up io my nrck in business mos, of ihe tone i MW I0,h /OHvSaL
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-08-15

Sold sy sj DysYyfss rstssf cUyIonaA. q sts.t k.-.-'.T.s q asls >oAr zs cts. Prepared by the PoTTEE Dhto AEb EnEaICAL Iao,, Bpssss, ~A~s.
 BEAU UP,s. .,ts 'sT ,s c9g'..l. s,sa.. :1Y .ss ss'A
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-08-15

9S. Ssha Thtsi. WYE sb.rfs, Pa. ~Tit4si ''I have sarefsa fF"m Tsit Bhsaui t1S stsr sista fsAfa at sstnes ss b4i Ntst csya A t 4ltsed tt bYst Es fyf pgske st tiGsse ThFtt b1trs gf fsG- 1iCs aA AEd be a. utspi tEsf n.Es sDufsty cured Df tlsgs JrHsstaI dissAS~. 2"
The Arkansaw traveler., 1885-08-15
Tssxs AND Aem,.0 mr.rag.. e,y.
THE ARKAEsAw VALLEY ROUTE

LITTLE MOCK yOET sNiTn RAILWAY AND LiTTtg E2rk' hississifPi RIVER TkxAs Is the Shortest snd D~ss r0sts fos freight sa1 paa- s~nssrs hoan Littls Rock aad pafnts tS AfkAasaW via AtkEnsss City t0 New Orleans aA1 sii po9nts s0stb xaa ksSs asa via vss Bsrss te ati poiBt worth aud wssf
 sale BG,WD of the test land ts the sEatf. Epsc4aI isdzcenassis Daefcd to imGoisyxsta.
 Tor information ss ts iksHs, etc.. apDiy to dESRY WOOD, r. A. 6fBsOn,
 8sgsrai MAnAgsy. Lasd Commissl0sss [. A. MOOfIsDh TraNe Manager.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-19

Johnsons Journal exhibits signs Of well
merited prosperity in increasing its size
irom 10 pages to 32 pages and cover.
This Illustrated Magazine for the Peo-
pie, as its subtitle defines ii, was estap.
hshed in 1874, but a change was recently
made in its shape and contents, and its
appeal to a wider public has been so sue
cessful that the readers Wa II more Of it
hence the enlargement. The issue of
November "a. contains, among other pro-
fusely illustrated and timely articles, one
oB ''Riel and his Rebellion:" another OH
"The Theatre Of Conflict in Central ASIA
another ON Civilization and Savagery in
Africa" being the humorous experiences
and exploits OF missionary in that dark
continent; and a full page of sketches
showing how cattle are brought from the
west to supply eastern and European
markets. There are also illustrated. book
reviews, and number of bright and read
able articles on miscellaneous topics and
questions of the hour. In this number,
too, begins powerful serial story, written
for the journal, and entitled, Love in
Summer Seas" dealing with lifo in New
York and the tropics. The departments
have been increased in number, and are
all well filed. This popular literary mag.
azine, Of which each page sparkles with
interest, is published every other week by
W. Johnson, Murray st. New York.
The price is only 10 cents copy, or 50 a
year, and it may be ordered Of any news
dealer.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-19
NoRTGAGE roRECLosURg slLE

Defanl having been made In the pa cmeut ~ tic
Sum ot cightscn dollars interest. which h.tuntr
due on the Gifh day Of May lSS5. shss. by tt,
~iF'lr SUM uf three hundred and Thirty ana
" lW dollars Is Clsimsd and declared 10 br due ~
the date ~ ti5 notice Upon ant according Ia tn.
conditions cf certain mortgage daIy r1rcu eel ami
dehvered by lhoinss TurHrr, unmarried, TO fiHt-
ander Allen. bearing dste the 20th day Of Sov"ul.
bar \ ID. lSl and with the power "a sale ulcr. Ia
contained duly recorded in the Office "a the k..
Ister CT deeds ia aud Tor the county uf uard t..
ritory q! Dakota, on the Ih d.ay Of Mar,h tssb ut
Aix O'Clock y IA. in BOOK ~ mortgages, ou rtgt. -
and no action or proceeding hsviRs breIl institu-
ted. ~ law or CtECrWlre, "a rerorsr the G,gt Sc
cured by said mort ,sage, or any part thereof:
Nog therefore, notice In hereby gwen that by
Nirtue OF the power OF sale contained in SAID mort
gage aud pursuant TO tho statute s,cch cases male
and pr vioed. the sd mort-ag will be- fureclusrd.
" ast!e pt tae pfeini .es described ia "a 1 cor
Ne!ed " sad motii agc va; lots olIc d aud tNo
t-i ana tie south halt of the northeast quarter
~ - ~ section No. three 10. Ia township one
hundred ald siNieen Qid) north. OF rauE,. No
the herrdItaneuts and appurtcnsnoes tlcrcun'o
belonging which sale will bc made by tie said
MORTGAGE, PhIlsndcr Allen, at the front door oi
the MClbJufn lSO-tOfice, Ia town ~ ran.c ~,
and county, u. Y, on the 81 u day OF November.
\ ID. 1870, al tcn o'clock IN the forenoon Of that
day, at public anCtiop to the highest bi der Tor
cash, to pay said de b and interest aud the sum Of
TWENTY-FIVE dollars attorneys fees a. stipulated in
and by said mortgage ia OF Foreclosure and
the Disbursements allowed by law subj,Ct % re-
d.nptIcn II Any time within year froIl the day
ii sale, ~ provided by law.
Dated October ist, ishS.
PHIiASpER iLLrN,
hAsstLL MYERS, Mortgage.
Attys Tor MOltgscoe. octst7
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-19
GUARDIAN ANGEL

The Press aud Dakotai,n n SPEAKS Of
Senator Manderson's recent visit TO Yank-
ton "a follows Senator Henderson
comes 10 Ymnkton as a friend Of South
Dakota a al its strong sympathizer in the
statehood movement. He is here to ac-
quire information relative to Dakotas de-
mand for admission and to prepare him.
self for strong fight in behalf Of our
rights. Representing in the upper house
Of Congress a contiguous state. he feels
it 10 be his duty az n neighbor to espouse
our cause, and this duty becomes a pleas
ant one because his heart In In IL. He
believes South Dakota can accomplish
statehood under the constitution inst
ratified, and urges that the bill for ad-
mission he introduced in the senate at the
opening of congress. no it can be given
carly action. He Is willing 10 introduce
the bill and follow It through the pre-.
scribed course up to its pa sage. He will
devote portion Of his time to Dakota's
interests during the coming session. and
as this is the first tiiae Dakota ever had a
United States senator II could almost call
its own, our people feel rs thongh they
had fallen under the protection OF G
guardian angel in the person Of the gen.
tlemen from Nebraska"
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-19
TURKEY GRAB

Al the rink Or Thanksgiving aye, we'd
nesday, November 25thl two turkeys wIll
be given away in the following manner:
One turkey will be suspended from the
ceiling of the rink and all skaters wishing
10 contest for the prize will be blindfold-
ed and at given signal will start out to
grab fer the turkey. 1t will be q conlical
sight and fun for all. The spectators will
also have an opportunity to eat thanks
giving turkey at the managers expense.
Each spectator purchasing ticket will be
given number. At the close Of the
skaters grab, numbers corresponding with
those held by the spectators will be placed
in hat and drawn out by some one whom
the spectators may select. The person
holding the number corresponding With
the last number drawn from the hat Sc
eares the turkey. Spec tators will be
charged Is centI, skaters the usual prices.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-19

There is only one gr,ve error our pres
ent board Of county commissioners can
really be considered guilty Of, and that is
In not doing up their business in one tenth
the time they usually take. Primarily the
fault is with John NJ King This man is
disposed to q,.ibble, argue and monkey
away time by taking bull headed stand
against some Question before the board,
no matter whether il is of much conse-
quence or not, giving Ms an excuse that he
wants to be sure whether il is according to
law or not. The PRESS questions his con-
sistcncy IN this matter very much. Tue
board IL to be ceDsured for allowing him
to fritter away 80 much valuable time, for
il usually turns on; the majority OF the
board are right in spite Of Mr.. Kings plo.
tests. IL also must be remembered that
King is not fighting ring, but board
elected By the people, who are doing
earnest conscientious work for the people.
Kings dilly daily work is o source of
annoyance to the members of the board
as they do not hesitate to say. At the last
session of the board, in canyassing the
returns on the Jail question 1t was found
the Jail proposition was voted for in two or
three different ways. Primarily, the OBJ
ject OF the board was to get an expires.
sion Of the people whether they should
build 81, 900 Jail or not. They could
have built Jail ON their own authority
but preferred the people should express
consent in some way and hence submitted
the question mt the last election. King
insisted strenuously that the votes should
be counted as tLey were cast aud not all
for the same question rs they were evi.
deitly Intended and after couple Of
hours urangling, it was finally agreed to
count strictly according to the code. When
they came to ll2-67, st. Lawrence town
ship, it was found no returns we're made
OF the Jail vote Here the immaculate
King displayed wonderful consistency of
spirit. ooh yes. have the jill vote In NV
pocket. But he was informed that was
not the prop.r way to make tie returns,
II was not as the coae provided. Spurr-d
ON by proxy" John BALDWIN. King made
grand Kick aud the board finally coant-
ed tLs vote.
The an,mus Of tie whole business is
simply this: the jail is to be built ut
Miller and of course proxy" John and
King do not want IL done. II is purely q
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-19
ENOUGH AND TOO MUCH

Tuesday night nearly every one in town
was kept awake by a drunken mob on
main street, who were sssS cslcimining
the town The midsight air was lurid
wit profanity and shocking and disgrJce-
fui words. There are scores OF ladies'
who have their homer on the street and
that such scenes az were enacted Tuesday
night should be tolerated is n disgrace 10
our municipality. No matter whether
there are ladies who live on these streets
or not, all law abiding and peacefully dis
citizens are asleep after mid
night. II is true some arrests were made
the following morning and fines imposed,
but they were not half enough. There is
another thing the town authorities should
look after. There is an ordinance prohib-
iting saloons from being open after ii
o'clock. This is not obeyed by all the
saloons and whisky can be had at times
after Midnight. Some claim this is done
because it is claimed the city ordinance is
u. e. II that is so let us re-organize and
make il so.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-19
FARM AMI HOUSEHOLD NIECE ssITY

In these days Of intelligence and wide
reading few men enter into any class Of
business withouta laudable desire to know
what Others have done AMI are doing in
tho same line. Hence il is that the ply
sician, the lawyer, the minister, the poll
tician, the tradesman and the mechanic as
we'll as other professions and calling all
have their medium Of c. mmnicatioh
The same is also true Of the farmer, the
dairyman. the stock man, the horticultur-
list, rnd other allied interests of the farm.
To meet this desire on the part Of the
farmer, some twenty three years ago
The Western Runi was founded. II has
been conductc b. practical farmer al-
most from lts inception. and has grown in
power and influence until to-day it stands
at the head OF the agricultural press Of
America. Its editor and proprietor Was
the prime mover ami organizer Of tho
National Farmers Alliance. which has be-
come power in the reform agitation OF
the present day and in time must he OF
inestinable value to the farming classes.
1t Is the Acknowledged champion Of the
farmers rights, and as such is the uncom-
promising enemy of mo lopoiies Of ayery
form. So great also has been its s,ryice
in denouncing the adulteraiion of Il cd and
food products, as wsli as exposing frauds
and swIndiiug schemes in whatever phase
presented, that III mGny homes through.
out the country it has really become
Louschold snd iarIn necessity. The West
ern Rural and American Stockman in its
enlarged fs.m is not n class Journal IA the
strict sense, and its twenty departments
cover the entire field OF literature. Many
say its veterinary department alone in
worth more than double the price OF one
years subscription. 1t is barge sixtee 1
page paper, full Of elevating and enter.
tanning matter pertaining to the household |
and the farm, and just such paper as
ought to be in the home Of every farmer |
in the land. The subscription price 10
81 G5 per year. or S3.4o with the HAND |.
COUNTY PRESS. Write Milton Gr orgc,
l57 Dearborn street, Chicago, for free !
sample copy.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-19

The Sioux City Journal says: Our Iowa
senator should make il Caeir business this
winter TO labor for the admission Of South
Dakota to the Union. In this work, the
Nebraska senators and Minnesota senators,
at least should heartily JON. The senate
Of the United States, which is republican,
should at any rate so upon the record
right. II Dakots is denied statehood,
let the denial be che denial Of the demo-
craft, marty
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-19

be peoples champion is, and we will con
clude. a Dill was brought up for printing
a job for the county treasurer King
kicked on paying it, said II was too high.
He was told tine printing was done in ST..
Paul. Was it? I Supposed it was done
here IN Miller, all right, allow the bill. /"
King pr,'fssses to have been newt paper
man once himself, but the most driveling
idiot ill the county knows that neither
the PRESS or the Gazette could do print
ing as we'll and as cheap as n wholes ,la
job house in the east. We mention this
a hairpin King is. And yet We suspect he
thinks he is the shrewdest man on oarth.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-19
TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

The following is tl.s programme for the
and Hand counties at Washington. ID. I.
Friday and Saturday, November 81 and 2s,
1855.
FRIDAY, 2 NJ.
/. Opening Address-Supt. J. S. Bish-
OPP.
2. How to Teach History-Illustrated
by Il class exercise by C. NJ. Cooper, wes-
sinston. Discussed 10y Miss Carrie b.
Dake. A. II. Liscomb. Wessington; Mrs.
Z. Struthers, 1T. Lawrence; Mss Anna
Trythall, Miller.
3. The Teachers Aids to Self Culture
c. d. Foster, Wolsey. Discussed by Miss
Laura Shultz, James W. Smith, Wessipg.
ton: ]. S. Maybery, Buriette; Miss Z.
Kate Reynolds, Wessingtcn; Mr.. Robert
son, Washington.
4. Primary Reading-Miss Anna Va lie,
st. Lawrence. Discussed by Miss Nellie
King. washington; Miss Mamie Shields
Miller.
8. Geography for Primary Pupils
Miss Mary Keryn. washington. Discuss.
ed by J. T. Ray. Miss Emma Woodford,
Washington: Mrs. A. G.. Winters. Miller;
W. W. Jeffries, Rec Heights.
FRIDAY EVENING, 7:30.
Lecture by Prof. G. L rinkhar, From
Ocean to Ocean"
Sociable after supper.
SATURDAY. A. NJ.
l. Analysis and Explanation Of Arith-
metical Problems--Illnstrated by several
problems By Miss NJ. A. Johnson, Miller.
Discussed by Miss Julia Kellogg, Rec
Heights; 4. G.. Soiners, Miller
2. School eIhibits--will H. Dempster.
Miller. Discussed by Miss Alice Greene,
washington; c. L, Ennis, woisey; Mrs.
DR. Line, Miller.
3. Lansragc Lessons IN School--Mrs.
L. z. Bry .on. st. Lawrence: Discussed
by Miss Meltie Law renee. Miller; Miss
Florence Keedy. Howell.
L. Physiology in School, How Much
apd How Taught-E. II. Wood, II. d.,
Ree Heights Discussed by Miss Ada NJ.
Williams. Danfortb; Mrs. J. W. Heltibri-
die, Burdette.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-19

Tho PRESS has received propositions
from agricultural journals to club,
many of them Offering to club us low as
Is cents q year. We have abided our
time before soliciting one with which 10
club. or course most of our readers are
farmers. Nor have We selected any of
the cheap ones for they are ordinarily not
worth even their low clubbing rates. We
have selected what We believe is the best
agricultural paper in the west but you
have got to lay more. See notice els
uhpre
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-19
ALPHA ITEMS
November II. 1885.

November II, 1885.
The snow Is disappearing very slowly
Two Of our schools are running. The
other three will begin Monday the 23rd
inst.
The school board bought a car load of
Indiana Clock coal Of o. A. Smith for the
neveral school houses.
We have just learned thit Mrs. A. C.
Reeves has been quite sick for some time
but is now able to sit up most OF the time
Mrs. A. Buck :, Ok very sick suddenly
last week. She is now.much improved.
Mr.. ID. Walton found his calves at Alys
Kings. Buck
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-19

1IF1 nfor WORKING people. SEND 10 cents
"I i IpostA,e. and We will mail you free a
Hkt $royal Salnall" sample hoN of goods
iii that viii put you in tiir way of max.
It'll ing more money in few days than
you ever thought possible ~ any
business. Capital not required, You can live a
home aud work in spare time only. all the time.
All of both sexes. Of all ages. grandly successful
~ cents To- So easily earned very evening. That
ali who want work may tes, the business make
this r"'paraileied ufie :: To all who are not well
ished We will send 81 to pay Tor tisc trouble
writing Pun. particulars. directions ETC.. ssI
free. Immense pay ahsoiutel, sure Tor all VII
start vt once. Don't delay. Address
6yi s1INS0N a Co.. Pot tRnd, Maine
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-19

U. u Land office. ~ HurOn, u T, oct T. 1885
Noti"e Is hereby given that the following named
settler has ici notice of his intention - make inrI
proof, IN support Of hs claim. and that ssd proof
viii bc haasic before h Parish judy. OF Probate
court IA and for Hand county at Miller. % 7 On
saturday. December IL, IsoS. viz: Charlie Henry
y. ID b. 1850 for the x. W. xlII.SiS. He names
the following witness 10 prove his con nuons res
ldence upOI, ard cultivation OF said land via
l. r. Wylaud, Fred cotton, J, u Gotten AMI Rob.
err Nyne all Of hiiler. ID, =.
octi5 a. Il ARMSTRONG EqriStcr
HCAREoLL, Attorney Miller DIT
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-19

THAT HACKING COUGH ran he ~ quickly cur
ed by Shiiohs cure. We guarant.e IL
WILL YoU SUFFER- with dyspepsia and liver
eompiainti shiloh's yitalgcr l. guaranteed 10
curs you.
sI.EEPiEss NIGHTS. made miserable ny that
terrible cough. shiloh'- cure il the rrnied, tor
you.
CATARlu CURED. health and sscet breath
cured, by Shllohs Catarh Rrnesty. rriee ~ CENTS.
Nasal injector free Sid by .. d fitssersId. 4iy
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-19
SHERIFFS SALE
TERRroGY OF DAKOTA.
COUNTY OF HAND,


COUNTY OF HAND,
Q. +. Wakefield,
Ihos. Turner
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue Of an
execution 10 me delivered, and now Ia my hands
issued out OF the clerks Office of the fth judicial
district court Territory oi Dakota ia and Ior the
county 0f Hand upon a iudgiocpt rendered ,n
said court in favor of e. D. wakshcld and against
Tlos, Tura'r On the 9th day of June, 1885.
have levied upon the following described real
estate OF sad defendant, to-yit lots one aud two.
south Eal oI ihe northeast quarter Of section No.
3, township li6N. range 81 W. Aud that shall
onTucslay the 10 day OF November A. u,
1875, at the hour of two O'Clock D. IA. al said day
al the front door of the court house Ia thetoNu. III
Miller in said county and Territory prnce,sl TO
sell all the right title and interest which the
above named Thos Turner had acqrirrd Ia aud
to the above described property 20 satisfy said
Judgment and custs, amounting to seventy two
dollars eighty Ave cents, together with accruiRg
ctNls of sale and interest nn the same FROM the
Gh, day of June, 1859, NJ the rate of II tcr cent
per Gnnum, at Public auction. to ths. highest
biddtr i"r c7i>h JUHs cosIIsAs,
Sheriff OF Hand county.
George youeht Plaintiffs sttornoy
Dated at Miller, ID. T., October 9Th, 1885 ectst1
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-19
hanford L.. Williams. John J.. Pyle.
WILLIAMS & PYLE.
AI7lsFs'' lid G!!lsE!1ss
AT LAW
Notaries Pubic aud Convey
ancers, Land Loans aad
Insurance.

| FOR SALE
No. 214-N. Z. 32-113.6s, 95
acres under cultivation.
No. 21s-N. L. 14-1l1-68, Is
acres und.r cultivation, plenty
of good water. Cheap.
No. 223 Good residence in
Miller.
No. 225-Well tools ia good
condition.
FOR RENT
No. 22l-Good rooms ia the
best part OF Miller.
No. 2l5 II acres on II. W 3D.
1865.
M. 2l7-95 acres, 32-113 rs.
No. 219.-150 acres on u. J 10
III 81. Good water, house aud
improvements.
LOANS
We are the only lean agents
IN the county who advertise
their terms. We make three
classes OF loans.
/. Nine per cent interest aud
five per cent com mission on
five years loans.
2. Ten per cent interest and
two and one half per cent com
nisslon on five years loans.
3. EIght per cent interest aud
ten per cent commission on Eve
Gears loans, giving to the bor-
rover the privilege of paying
$50 of the principal or amy null
tlple thereof at time any la
terest payment natures.
We'clarge no commission cx.
cept as above stated aud none of
the interest is payable in al
vance. We can, il desired, wait
tor our commission If secured
to US Oh the land with ten per
cent interest except THAT III tie
eight per cent loans i've per cent
of the commission must be paid
We charge nothing for final
proof work where We make the
loan, IF you wish to borrow
call aud see Us or drop us
llnc.
Watch the changes in this
column i,om week To we. k aud
see what We have to offer.
WILLIAMS & PYLE,
Miller, Dakota.
Hand County press. (Miller, Dakota [S.D.]) 1882-1893, 1885-11-19

The Sioux City Journal says: On the
lath inst President Cleveland shook hands
With l2O callers and did the job up in five
minutes. He also SHOOK" larger num-
her of applicants for Office later in the day