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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13
lie Anew the Pills.

Farmer Hoefast-Thcrc's just rs
T.any miracles now as there ever was.
There's whole columns about miracles
every week IL the Bungtown BuGic
Mrs. HOcfast-If you'd read tn paper,
stead Of jus skimmin' over il, you'd
see them articles is all about people
gittin' cured by DR. DoSem's Bilious
PillS-thc same you tried.
FSImrr HocfIst-E Eli, Did those pills
ever do ANYBODY any good? Well, tina.
is miraclc-NcW Ncrk Weekly.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13
1894.
llARPER'> BAZAAR.

HAETES BAzAE IS a journal for the home II
EITrs Tie fullest and latest Information about
FASHIONS AMI 10, numerous illustrations. Paris
designs and pattern sheet supplements are in
d"-ErN~Ib." alike To the home dress maker and
in" professional m,dI-tr. No expense is spared
ir make is artistic attractivcness of the highest
order. Is bright stories, amusing comedies and
ih"ughitul slyS satisfy all tastes and its last
i"Ge is famous as budget OF vii and humor
Ia its " ekiy issues everything is Included which
i OF interest to women. The serials Tor 1894 will
De written by William Black and Walter Besaut
snort stories VIII be written By Mary +. wilkins
Maria Louis Pool HIth McEnery stuart Mar,
ION iia-laud an Others. pIt-1pDr sports ana
ih-GD"I Games. social Entertainment Embroi
c"ry, and other Interesting topics Will receive
constant attention. \ new series is PROMISED of
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13
TIE Requisite Qualifications.

Sis, think You had better shine my
shoes and wash the dishes" said a
wealthy New Yorker to his sister, who
moves i'll aristocratic circles.
What do You mean by such non
sense" she asked.
NO nonsense about it, I see you are
flirting with an Italian count. If YOU
are going to marry him you ought to
be fitting yourself for the position"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13
Ills Eye on Indiana

Minneapolis Journal
Editor Stead says that "a saloon is a
good place to get warm in, to which
Mrs. Helen Cougar replies, 80 is
hell" Mr. Stead is now glarlng down
in the direction of Indiana waiting for
thought to strike him.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13
1t Makes n Difference.

Mother Cnoar-sighted>-See that dis
neutrality-suspicious. brute across the
street, Where can the police be?
Daughter CwccpinS)-Oh, ma, its
Brother Bob,
Mother tSwooninG4-T the saloon
keepers have been druEGins that poor
child again.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13
,IuSfifinh lN fnsfnnnsd

MammI-What'S the matter, john
mic?
Johnnio-Boo-hoo-oo. yesterday I fell
down and hurt myself.
Mamma-WcH, what are you crying
to-day for
tcrd0y
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13

ON. Henry" exclaimed Mrs. Young
husband hreaihleSsly. 4 have some
thing terrible to tell You, The baby
has swallowed Your shaving brush
ON. that'S all right" responded the
brute: lit was worn out and l was
going 10 get = new one anyhow"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13

The roster printing job and its assignment
As Villas said, in words Of great refinement
Involved ''ineXtricable intertwincment"
Like big devil fish its long arms wind
\ bout the victims, and therein confined,
Peck and the balance struggle but are twincd.
milwaukee, Sentinel.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13

Mr. Austin (of TeXas1-I don't see
that you New Eng}anIors have much
to boast about. Why. a negro was
burned at The stake in Massachusetts
in 179,. rs one Of your Boston papers
admits.
Mr. Backhay (of Rostom-Thcn Tex
as is only nim"ty-cight years behind the
times, after all
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13

Ohio is getting tired of the bjen-
NAL sessions, and finds that they do
not meet the demands of the times,
and she will probably go back to the
annual sessions of her legislature
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13
I Ii +
North American Review.

Every subject Of Importance is dealt with in
b. pagcs-imTartiaily. on both eides-at the very
time when the course Of events bring it to the
front. and by the very men or women whose
opinions are most valued. The REVIEW does not
hesitate at the most liberal expenditure in order
10 secure articles from the highest authorities
Is list Of contributors forms ron Of the repre-
sentative men and women Of the age.
TIE north AMERICAN REVIEW j. the most
widely read magazine OF is class I'M the w0-Ii,
icing neither scholastic nor technical. bur pOpu-
lar and practical. IN is treajmen. OF all topics.
THE NORTH American REVIEW Is the only
periodical Of its kind which has a recognized
ID 4pt Co.,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13

How the proposed Wilson Tariff
law VIII ala The prosperity Of the coun-
Try The Momentum Noratcd Com
pauy, with mills 1t Newton. Mass
which have run fourteen years without
Interruption and given employment to
so1o operatives, has notified its hands
that the proposed Tariff reduction
makes il absolutely necessary to re-
du,e wages OF stop the mills. Cheerful
prospect Tor manufacturing industries
-IIrrald Grand Rapids, Mich, De
CemheI =
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13
lis FEATURES,

Var History. by men who actually served ant
bought IN the struggle.
short stories If Romance, Travel, Experience
md adventure, by leading writers.
Editorials uphodinE tho ca'Isa Of the veterans
and maintaining the highest loyalty the Govern
nent and promotion of the best interests of th
whole people
vpashiagfou ye,rs. Full accounts Of what
aking place the seat of Government; careful re
ports OF all important matters in Congress and tn
Executive DepartmcutS gossip about public men
Household department Edited by a lady
National reputation.
e. 4 r. ". II. g, aud .. Of y. SPrrs. NOR
full and complete than published by any other pape'
4ar!cuIt,sraI Department, carefully c1iter
by practical men.
General Ye,rs carefully compiled.
THE NATIO$AI. TRIBUNE is strictly nCn-paTuZat
AMI thoroughly American. II believes in tho create
good 10 the greatest number Of our people, and "a
highest development Of OUR !ns,i,ulions-in NationJ
un!ty and exalted loyalty.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13

Job Printing P Ess-c. c, !e.g, Hssas
Invitations, Programs, Etc. at fhi~ otl,ce.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13
WASHINGTON, D. C.
For the Year 1904

will he made much better and attractive than
ever. While retaining all of its present popular feat
ares, il Will constantly add new ones
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13

The Wilson b.ll is being trimmed,
shaved Of sandparercd and rubbed
down, until it w.uso nearly resemble
the Mckinley bin that there Will he no
necessityof passing i, aud all hands
viii agree Is let the Mckinley law
stand as the best adapted TO Amcri-
can interests Of anything yet discover
Ell on the Tariff subject Tribune,
South Bend lInd1, December Il
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13

At last reports Milwaukee had i.
10 persons dependent upon charity
for their existence But Milwaukee
Mil continue togo Democratic.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13

Democrats and BenubI.cans alike
condemn prcsji,n, Clsvelsnd,s course
III the Il:twa,ian matter Bat the
London Globe comme nds his acts and
pats Grover en- the back and calls him
good 10 for DOING All things accord
ing 10 England 5 WISHES
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1894-01-13
Notice 10 Creditors.

+. O. Address -Mai-on D
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-20
BRECKENRIDGE BEATEN.
At Least Such It Seems Upon the
Face OF the Returns.
Col breckenridge. However, Declares That
tho Final Ee.crns WEB Show via SoTl-
naticE-!;rec;anrid2e leaders 20 Pro-
test ami A,,k tor an Investigation.

FEASKroTT. Sept. 1-.--Iie Breckir-
ridge campaign y. lie ashland district
IS over. Il has u..s>.a some wcLr,.s that
will never heal: it pa, rested some re-
htic;l feuGs that VIII Ike even in the
next generation. Bat RAINY Of the an
irlosities will soon PAS away. and
much of the bitterness is already disap D.
pearing. More than one stubborn en-
nifty engeEdertd b. the remarkable
contest was forgiven, and hundreds OF
those who have fought Tor months in
rival camps gathered a. tie same
breakfast table or SGT side by side in
church.
And yet there arc scr1c who will not
believe that The lreckinridce c&rl-
paign is over One OF these is Erccl1-
inriGgc himself Saturday night he
admitted his defeat. but sunday lie de-
clared that the final returns will show
his nomination. At the cnncress-
mems headquarters Sunday after
noon there was the g-cacat ac-
tivity. New reports from all
parts of the district we're coming in.
and the managers announced that the
latest figures gave Ovens but 49,
plurality, Sunday night they put it at
IA, but refuse to give the vote by
counties This. they said, could easily
be overcome by throwing out the great
number of ILLEGAL ballots which are al
legged to have been east for tho success
full candidate.
Chief among those who were busy at
the crowded tables was Dcsha Breckin-
ridge. He had scarcely slept Saturday
night, and ne worked with sort
Of grim determination to find some
where comfort for his father. Letters
were prepared and sent to every cleo
ton officer in the district. requesting
them to bold all a,i;,iavits and other
evidences Of the day Tor Transmission
to the congressional committee. which
meets in this city rcxt Saturday to
make the of.!oi1l count At this meet
ing the BrecllnrdGc leaders viii file a
q formal confess. and ask for a com
pletc investigation OF the primary.
Their principal claim rests upon the
vote OF Scott county, the home of
Owens. Here they contend fully three
hundred votes were east in excess of
the number of democratic electors, Und
upon the testimony Of their partisans
they will demand that these ballots be
thrown ont.
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TIME, o:ol IL.
Robert j. Again Lowers the Pacing Record
Carbonate Lowered the Two-Tcar-OId
Encinr Record

Robert j. Again Lowers the Pacing Record
Carbonate Lowered the Two-ycar-Old
Fncing Record.
TERRE HAUTE, Ind, Sept. 15.-It was
the greatest mountaineering day ever
seen on the track. Friday night every
one was wearing a long ribbon with
the new record miles printed upon it..
Robert j. paced mile in 2:olH, Car
Donate lowered the 2-year-old pacing
record from ":1O to 200, John r. Cen
try made the stallion record for PAGERS
2:032I, and did SO In race; Directly
tied Carbonate's record Of 2:1O. for .
year-old PAGERS, made earlier in the
week; Joe Patcfen paced the mile in
2:04, beating the stallian record of
2:O514, which held good until early in
the day, when Gentry set the new
mark, and "sweet little Alix' trotted a
second mile COAX the same week,
which never before had been done.
1t was 2:3O when Robert J. started to
beat his own racord of 3O2]l.
The atmosphere was yet sultry, but
the clouds had disappeared and the
wind mad gone. The king made bad
break in the second scoring, but got
away we'll in the center Of the track
on the third attempt that he might the
better get around the first short turn
of the four-cornered track. twas seen
that he was at his best, and when the
quarter was caught at O:305S, the hope
was strong.
The runner who was making the
pace came alongside near the half.
which was made in l:00A, and the six
thousand people broke into cheers.
The three-quarters was reachd in
1909, making the middle half of the
mile in the phenomenal time Of O:57, or
at the rate Of 1850. He came home
strong and went under the wire with
the apparent courage and effort Of his
first quarter The time, 2:01X, was
put up at once.
There was no dispute among either
the official timers or the many expert
timers among horselncn gathered in
line with the Wire at either side Of tho
track
The cheering which began with sight
of the figures had not ceased when
Geers came back to the wire with the
Hamein entry. The track was covered
with people. Some of them caught
Geers up on their shoulders and car
ried him to the fence in front CT the
grand stand. where again he was re-
ceivod with cheers.
Soon afterward Joe patchen was
hroughs out he was sent to beat the
stallion pacing record of 2:05A, held
until Gentry's mile was made earlier
Friday. I.o went the first quarter in
QSO5l, the hall in 1:otM, the three
quarters in 1:222 AID the milo in 2:0,.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-20

n wnic1. they were engaged an with the coiors
Of his regiment w,s re it7st .ln of his COM
Eand over the Confecer::c wCr's D: the battle
Of Missionary Ridge. <,'cerleer Is, 1863. He
served rs private, scT0c-lt and was elected
first lieutenant but not mustered. Commanded
his company for tro months during the Atlanta
campaign: was elected by the vote OF his COM
panY aad piacot. upon the roll OF honor By order
of Mai. Gen. Rosecrans. commanding tho army
Of the Cumberland.
He organized the Rockford rifles in 1876 and
made it he most efficient and best known mill
tury organization Ia the west: wns elected
colonel ard commanded the Third regiment
Illinois national guard, for seven years, when
he resigned in orGer to give younger officers q
chance for promotion. lie was postmaster at
Rockford under The Hayes Garfield and HaTri-
son administrations and is now emerged in the
lumber and coal business. Mr.. LAWYER was one
0, the first members Of G. L. Nevi1s Pcs: No.
I. Department ct Illinois G.. a. i which has q
membership of nearly COO and is tho third larg-
est post II tAis department. He has been it's
c:r.Id:ls-t:.- !cr twc1ty-S,X consecutive years.
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sc:..r.. Horse ;-l.s., in Chicago.

CHICAGO Sept l7.-Ofiicars Of the
health department ,hink that in the
arrest OF John Nil, and .tiGcs Schultz
they have obtained evidence Of sys-
tematic business in the sale of horse
flesh Chief Inspector Young, Of the
health department. stated that Officer
O'Conneu found the men arrested
Strengthening horse on the prairie.
Inspector Young said that in many
quarters Of the city stuff that is called
corn beef is sold for three cents 4
pound Beef can not be bought OFF the
hoof for that price and the only con-
clusion is that the meat is of diseased
or wholly inferior quality and no doubt
horse meat. Others concerned in the
sale Of such meats are expected to be
arrested in few days.
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Attcmnt to Wreck Il Train.

FREEpoRT. Pa, Sept. 15.-Wn. Law,
a recently discharged elnploye of the
West Pennsylvania railroad, was ar
rested, charged with an attempt to
wreck the Freeport accommodation
train at sharp curve between Butler
junction and Sligo station. Law had
rolled large rocl, on the track direct
" in front of the approaching train.
His object was revenge for having
been discharged. The pilot of the en-
CINE burst the rock into fragments,
and the train passed over in safety.
This was Laws second attempt to
wreck O train.
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Aged Woman Fatally Tortured.

PORT MORRIS, n. j., Sept. ia
masked burglar entered the house Of
Mrs. Caroline Whitman, an aged white
woman living near Dorchester, and
tortured her with fire in e fruitless
effort to make her reveal the supposed
hiding place of her money. The bur
glar first struck her over the head with
ia pistol, and then twisted strips Of
paper and, lighting them, held them
under her feet until she writhcd in ag-
ony. The old lady was found by her
son alive, but in such a condition OF
agony and terror that her life is de-
SPARED of.
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I'm the New Iersou H.

In the New Jersey division a.,
we're Just ninety-two men In l;ra '1 Ea'
norma and Nevada divided 80 cai-
sew 4seweG on, them; Maine showed W Will. VIZ
n'ty' khode Island witt, .hc same n WAN
DER and New Hampshire wiz, tb.rtv v"
me parade was beginning tc get mo.
n :, when the department. =; 49,
io'onac created a dirersio, Win ~
,su GUARD Ait Carson and Su:s,.,er nc.,s
rs che Srards.ncn passed St. l,anTs
S>'t'oAc church It's sexton. who VIC
seated astridc the cross NJ Tho to,, 20
.ne spiIe, 25o feet from the sidcwa]l,
p'e" a blast of greeting with n trom
ooAe The ccrnetist OF tho zrr,ua
oana responded with call to cn.r,
hrs' and the intrepid climber rctnrrea
the recognition, while the crov,cs =,
inc neiShborhood chcercd and shouted
themselves hoacse. O'''0''
ne CONT delegation OF Virginia and
North Carolina WIS forty strong wh;Ic
Ihat OF Maryland was five less Fcn.
'"cNy was represented by one post.
- NJ AtaTCIiCU with Detroit Poet
oS4' the only representation from Mich
'san. Indiana made a good SHOWING
with posts from indianapolis Fort
wayne and six other points. The rem
resentation from the far western stotes
and territories was nominal.
The tina! division was co1a,oscd ~
the posts ot the department Of Penn
sylvania. They comprised more than
one-third Of the total in line and wore
the redeeming feature of the parade
There were battle flags by the score
immature cannon, relies of tic war Of
l0l2' infantile zouaves, prccocious regi-
mental daughters and other light fea-
tures that caught the crowd. DELAYS
Were numerous, and although there
were less than 10000 men in line. near
~ 1orr honrs we're occupied in passing
given point. The column was re-
viewed by COMMANDMENTS Chief Adams.
Gov. Mckinley, Gov. Pattison, Gen.
Daniel Siclslcs Corporal Tanner and
the state and city officials.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-20
Chr:r,nnn Wilson IraproycG.

LONDON, Sept. 11.-Congrcasi1nn W..
L. Wilson, OF West Virginia, was inter
viewed by q representative of the
United Press, at Hotel savoy, Friday
morning Mir. Wilson said that he was
perfectly well, his health having i'm
proved greatly on his voyage over. lie
was here, he said, merely on a pleasure
trip and would sail from southampton
for New York on september 20. MI.
Wilson did not give Il direct answer to
the question as to how the ill would
affect British trade. lie said it vas
purely an American bib. The demo
Gratis, he said, was low tariff party.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-20
American library Association.

LAKE FLACIDE, Adirondack noun
tains, n. y, Sept. 1.-THE annual con-
vention of the American Library as
ISOLATION opened here Saturday with
prominent Librarians in attendance
from all parts of the ccuntrv. The pro-
ceedings Saturday afternoon were IN
formal Hon A. J. Jared. superinten-
dent city library Of Buffalo, welcomed
the delegates ard referred TO the solid
growth of the organization, both
numerically and in influence. Eiabor-
ate reports Will be prepared by yar;ons
state associations, library clubs and
library schools.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-20
Minister DENLY to Stay.

WAsuISeroH, Sept. 15.-Tho pub.
lished storo that Ii. Il. Whitchouse,
who was succeeded as secretary OF lie.
cation at Rome by .Ir. Larz Anderson,
has been selected for appointment as
minister to China is officially denied at
the state department.. NJ. Charica
DENLY, minister to China. who MAS re.
Gently in this country on ieave. has
been ordered back to his post, and lef;
San Francisco for that purpose. 1t is
stated that 20 change in the mission is
contemplated,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-20
Business Wrecked to Obtain Possession.

GREESsBURG, Pa, Sept: 15.-R. NJ. j.
Zanhiser, lumber dealer, was arrest
ed Friday evening. charged by q mem
ber of the firm OF Roheibacher, Fox &
Co., with fraudulently appropriating
money and property of the company.
Zanhiser is secretary and treasurer OF
the firm. and as such is charged with
manipulating the funds in order to
bring about q sheritI's sale. AT that
sale he and the president OF the ccm-
pany purchased the co:npany's works,
worth $4,000, for -, zoo
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-20
Cross-Lire Over South America.

SANTIAGO. Chile. sept. 1.-THE pres
ident has petitioned congress for an
thority to purchase from Messrs. Clark
& Co. the Chilean section of the Trans
Andean railway. with the view OF com
pleting the unfinished line. There re-
mains only about thirty miles of this
transcontinental line TO be constructed
to complete the all-rail communication
between the cities Of iiucnos Ayres. on
the Atlantic and Valparaiso on the Pc
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-20
Ney Mexican Pops.

ALBUQUERQUE. n. 81, sept. 15.-The
territorial populist convention hes
nominated t. Il. Mills. Of LIS Vegas,
for delegate 10 congress, 'lns platform
recommends the election Of president,
u. S. senator's. y. S, mals!l..lsan.i post
masters by the direct yote of the peo-
pic. the abolition of nationel backs,
the establishment Of petal .,;.v!n -
banks, liberal pensions ..sie. t-4e Swiss
system OF referendam.
alt ssisi FREE.
WAsnsNeTf.y. Ser t, l:s--Sccretary
Carlisle decides thu. stait used i'll fish.
cries is st llslree.
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Az Arny of Government Employcs.

WAsuIyGroN, Sept. i11.-Ihc register
of tho interior department, completed
to July |, will be issued in few days.
It shows that the total number of en-
nloyes then was 1i.OiG. OF these 1912
were in The department proper at
Washington, 7l9 outside the 'leparp
ment proper, but in M:.s'i:ns,t n. and
o,oso outside the der:r..s.cI: r:o9er
and not at Washington t is ':.itcr
class there were r3g In the In. .ryice,
1910 in the Indian service. ii !. IN tie
pension ,crrice, and los miscellaneous.
of the total number ,a.5 we're appointed
by the president. 4.,i;i7 by ;ne secretary
and 8 81 BIZ spbordia;.t1s.
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MORE AHscE3T5
For the LynchinG OF the Negroes TT MIL
.in.tOii..


.inEtom..
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Sept. l7.-Saturday
morning at 9 O'Clock Deputy sheriff
Louis Williams returned from Enoa-
vile with ex-Deputy Sacr II William
Thompson, Jim Walker. a naater, and
Frank Tucker another planter Who are
under Indictment for TIE lynch;n; ~ ,.z
negroes at Miuingtpn. williams made
the arrest Fritiav night AND he and the
prisoners spent the night in the same
room at hotel in Knoxville. All tao
prisoners are now IN jail. Deputy
Sheriff Cooper arrested Frank Ii.
Berry at Rosclnarl; OH q similar inlet
ment. Berry is deputy sheriff under
Arch McCarver and is quite prominent
in his neighborhocd. lie was jailed
Saturday morning. Saturday is the
grand jurv's last day. but it is runored
that half a dozen more indictments
will be returned.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1894-09-20
. .cei,sint pos, rs. .tera.

WssIi.sG1o,; sept. L. nc pl'ca;-
dent has al,polnsed the follow y. post
masters: ". L. Kelly. scot.,.ii,,, ps.;
Charles I.e.Nong, Carnegie. Pa; kotert
r. Palmer, Washington. G. H.. o.; Or,
rim r. Pierce, liudsan. Mich; Alfred b,
Tihsley, Sioux Falls, 5. ID.