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The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-17
ROOSEVELT AND CLEVELAND

II.ury No-man the u.t.f H.AsnHH.r correspondent published m ID r.c.Ht r. su. or Ono Iu.I.I nII. NJu U.u friendly urJ lnuu.ut.t. estimate of ln. sdut Roosevelt THoueh ID EuIs1ulH tv lrlu Mr. NomH was educated 1Hi hl. ,h.Hl re.J.J n America and .s N rIi.re uHI .>..rtH.. t U'.uHH'.iiI' rn.ueh H. uH. . contemporary uI EH""O- t.u. .t UHnHuI h. Is u.t mln to HII.. fHrf ..r..r....u. fH .HHHtno" n.s .u....n uuH.H MT NumIn N.I h' TO- m.mu.rI U. lH. uI.nHe.." .ur..ron- I.rI .I . r..I.u HIn.r Iurue thr cuu- tr...r, I.iu..u sn-uuI urI N,1.zuc'1. Iu which Nm.n.l nHrs.Hl.i h irpsi- I..t .I.l..HI took n hIHI. Hnl who. n fH. ... .0 much O.H.Ur u Hns'lni. rrr... ..-t.rI.I a.IH iH. correctness of Nr CI...IrI. H..t.0n HnI Nrn'rHri'.s r..Ht n. |.mI.I .-rHHU.r l' which Er.1rT aIkHE N.I"i
 n. rn.. N.I .r..I. MT N0mIr draws 10 ..mu.r-.r n..V..u CHt.uni Hnd so..t.r .rr. ur. .n.' asn.rt ". g....r.Irs U.r..r .n Mr. Nnrm n. ... fr.f n. H.s n..H .t.r 70 0eht-- '' powerful Hr...... ...r''u uHe UtnH"r,- .u. .r.r.. m. .... n.aa tn t h-n I..r.. tI.. .t..I.hf. .H.rI...r.st.. u.t. .. ...... ..... ..'I.I .H-fHr.y I'm Nr .......r... .r.r.I.r tr.r. s nm element .. brutality. n Colonel I..s.r"Ifs tH. ..n. u.t.f .... .r.r u.mH.r HH. ,r" Democratic In..I.t H II mHH ". c'..-. ..I h.b. uH... ..r.H.fn ur Uu N. .r..H. .r H. confident .HI nH.. mHI', .rHr.r... rH. .lr."e Republican Ir.. ..I..t H.. .. .....-'r... H.-n. who's. '... ...Hl 1. n. .. ..|. .Hf H.l ..r
 E.....I N..m.r .."..H..- m'H .f .r.H ..I .n..... ana h".'r O.i rH..I .. I..... -" .r..."rI m'n 0f D I.m.-I. tr." t..t..HI H .th mon. .Ht.r.. ..f....I To. conviction W.ih ru.H.... .Hn .. .H..rHm"Hl n" .Ir.- I'm ..H|I..r r'-r.. H"un tn. win and u.aI.m .0 ... H.".. '..t..IHN under ..n.r .L... m..Hr H.t. boom t i.. n.t c.ur. E...... H.U.r U. womb. never IIt. t.,n HH'. t,. r.a.t H. natural .uuuI.. n. mix .r..U and equally NiI h.. fellow m.n rreI.rt g0...te't m'1 u..r.I u.JI IH. -...'.. .r ...u with fH. Cabinet n. u.U r...r .Hrn.I WIn t'. American ..... N. |. m. most HHnI- lar man n .r. rn..I s.H. ulIs "r On. .mnI. r....r trl m. n.uH'. hI.. learned fH.t In. H..HH "H. af ,n"m -.I..e
 It th.r. .H.II u. n. ln.t uia.'ra. and nr.n..I depression nr.- t' r"i. r Oh. country .H"I .H.HH. Hr.H.r'H. If r.... .nI e.aI r...rm."t should ne established i'm tH. IH."Hr.. IT the Pros I..t .n..I u.E. m. ..r .r"Hs h'Hn- J.r. Ir. rI.eHm N..| H". n. sur nr.-.I f. ... H.m r.......I Hr mHH nearly uulrm.He t... co. m. American r...I. f..- H.. ...r H..H .... '.r H came IIIt. srO. nm. election o. N.Hr. fnan uuI U. .HH...t..H. .I ...r.. n.l. U.th n Gu. consideration. .. fH. .H m tI. e.s.. t .s ..t. .H..H.. tmt Roosevelt would ..rr. ...r. N.rH.rH. Western IHI bo-t.r st.t. ..I .....r. rr.Hk nt. tn. .suI s..th E.t m.r. tHn-. may conn. Q. tre .urle. u.f.r. H.t .r.Ituni r.'.. gram
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-17

him alive SO long If O man of ioo who has used these things moderately for " of S0 years dies he would have lived an- other a or m years if he had sustained
 Doubtless excessive smoking is injurious Go most persons who indulge in it TO nmrrd Grant. it might in @ small dc- rrcc. have caused McKnlcy's tissues Co drtcrioratc But moderate use ot to- hlcco is not apprcciabiy injurious to most men: and t is hcnoncial to some. Not only have we Che fact that men live longer now than they did before thc dis- covrry of tobacco. hut we have the teH- tlmonv of almost uu eminent medical mon who have stldicd Che subject. This r,, not ,ppiy. however Co thc modern clgargttcs.
 rb. consumption of tobacco has in- cr.,s.l with Che progress of civilization. 4,.I fb. strongest and most civilized pco- ..r.s are Che rro1tcst uscrs ot tobacco. Tho butch use Che greatest quantity DOT e,pit,. seven pounds. Che Germans usr fbrs. raunds Che French two pounds. Che t,rrlah about thc same. while in Che limited states Che consumption is r, ..,Yrds These orc Che hcllthiest, most .rrr,s.ful people of Che world.
 1T this prohibiuonist's style of logic u.r. Goo b, initiated. it would bc sa.d that tbe superiority of thcec peoples. iu gov- .rrm.ut. iu morals. in civilization. tn .rnrr.ss. In achievement. was due Go Go blcco. but .t is only proNcd th1t tobacco. usl in moderation. is probably not m-
 ur.ous
 This conclusion becomes a certainty when Che evidence as Go individual c'scs is considered. Sailors. pioneers, miners and other clussss who usc much t'hA''" ar.. usualiy robust mon. An eminent phN- ..eian of England has st.d th1t toncc" Is tho Io1st injurious of mNurirs
 This s not stiJ to oDcourgc Che us' af tobacco. 10 should hc discouraged in youth and youns mon. ln some cases i is injurious perhaps n nearly al c'scs 1T us.I to ,Ncrss lt H expensive. and ..r.rluv dlarr,clblc Co women 10 r -, trbIf that youth should not acquire n.t tr.r. Is poo ureJ uf misrDprcscut.n- fh. flrts Whether moderate u-n oi t,bloco Is physical injurious in given .,ss depends upon Ono individual ors'n- ism. 10 .s bad for some people Hut for most adult people of normal physical b.lrth lnd strourth it seems not 1pproci- ,lf,. injurious. uuI for many it Is uulucs- t.nrhy beuUH..ul
 r,.-I.ut Mckinley was not nn oNcos. ..,.. smoker and he usod tho host brands .r tu.r,ru. lnd there Is no c1sc on rrc'rN where mHu of normal health h1s n.'n .rIur,d. so ur as physicians oud sci'n- I..i. could ascertain. hy such au 'nd1.F ...... .r fr.. habit Portland reI.erm.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-17
UNFAIR CRITICS

Tn. oI.... Inter o..rr II. ar. or on. u.a.rH..r t..f .. UHI ,.. testimony h.u. uI...I ... On. m.0I court nothing ...rIH.. n. S.H.. nI. H mule ttlI. .r tU.n.. t. H.. |H.nIt II. I.I n.f I..Ir.. f.. o.... h. II HH, .HHI .t ... U. h. m.Hr .... I.H. n. II u.t 0h.r .rIr .rI H. .r.ltIr .uIfu-ar.I on. T.,.. .UI IHr.... H.r m. ..WU hH n.. ..m... .... .f E.......
 TH. n.f. H.rI Hr ru.h ar.s.i-l uIH.r. .. fH. .I.r U.... Hr lh.t S.h'.H e.t q. S..r.... .. .r. ..I siH'N uu..IH.I ...I ..r.. tH.f h. ..H. HH On. watch and |......H.. t.. mf.I mnt.- mont. of Oh. SH.u.H h.ns m .h..r at- tempt t. ....... t..t .uI.r h.. command on. ~u.U... "... WI. r.r".I HUi i. tr0r.I VItH ..fn.N HH. He to the American r..t tU.l On. Brooklyn he .h.n I.I m.n .>...t.u HHI received mon. blow. H..u I.. .I..r .H. .i oHr vessels. anal .H.I U m..u- IH. .Ionp oh. r.s.. u.. H.l .. m.rf.r H. rO. d.mlr.I nor |. ..r.... U.H..r In I. tn... m.tf.r. -.HH. .,.r....I I.. IIds mont .nI HIH completely Iu-.H.t"r r..u.t. ....". I. ..m. ..HU. Hni rHm. tuu. .r...r. ...I ..Hu.lH..
 Nun.u.Hr. I..E W.I.I hIr. hs.n HN- tr.m..e ......I |. ~.H.r h.H e0ur r.-h. rh..I HrI ..I h.. ship .rI several hIn- dr.J mon. and tH.r.. accomplished nu ma-. probably l.. ur.n n. dI ac."m uU.h
 Th. Inter Oe..H .... e..s .s Hr ls ." attempt u ..r..H. 0.mHIr.H1 between General N.oI.u and s.r..y. 1s to 1s sort hlt .- 10 I...H...r of instructions and rHr. tH. D.mmHI.n- uIs H rr.at n lur. H. On. General This I simply .H..HL and Hr...# lr. writer u be .o nr.I.I...I IH.f H. Incapable " s1ur. .ue .r. ...rH. oH..0u uHou lh.
 subject 'Eh.u ..m. t' I..... action Mcclellan .f..r simply wouldn't huJ-. or ..s. m.-.rH. HI.I. S.a... Hhl.ev.. h.- trivial uHt. ur .rr.r of udem.n prior tl on. Um. .- I....... action. rI.u dIlr su.0..I..I
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-17
MANY DIED ENROUTE
Groat Mortality Existed Among
 BerthoT's Reindeer

\ report by Lieut. HouhoIt of thc rc.- onuo cutter scryicc. upon Che importation of Siberian reindeer Into Nlnsl1 received nc thc Interior department no W1shng ton. UscIoeos remarkable mortality among Che animals during tnc voyVsr Tho deer wore uk,n to Na-kl n ihr Russian ship rroeus. which mudoj 1t Teller Reindeer station. N1sIH. uIue d1Ns out from SihrHH cor tho i1 deer taken ou bo1r only Ed werc landed 1lirr I.sut U.uruf laer.hos thc heavy losa to th. bru.sns of Che animals hy being constantly thrown down by Ono action of rI. ship. which encountered several s'- v.r, rries Thc ImHuler Hy tho donr vcre starved. llhoHsu tb.r. wa. plenty of mos. ubotrI tre tr'ushs hoIns i"o h.eh from tbr I.ok The d.er hnvr hc'n lunarou,d am.ne the already csiah- usI.I h.rI. Our h.rJ has boon sot arur, ror tr. Qmuter mission no kots' bue
 rn. r.ror. 1dd.d Chat horc has h'cn rl summer m Northern NlshN 1nd th't snow h.elu uuug August N
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-17
TRUTH ABOUT TOBACCO

Your .1tr.m.st r.farm.r ls a.WIssr r.1d1 ta I..tuu n.ts. m.-tIb. conet.uces for causes and effects and jump at couclu- sIous tu support h.s n.l th.n- and keep hs hobby n motion. Thus an un"r Proh.bIuouist Insists tuHt President Mc
 KinIey.s death 0as ulrtH du. ta h.s us
 cf tobacco Tho physicians Judgment was
 otherwise. and th.y knew h.s- eyo1 f thsy dI not know at uu This ur Nash says thIs because he U1uts t' prove Chat tobacco as weu as IIuuor .- always harm ul. and be se.zes lrnn every Incident to sustain h.s theory. Ir 70 mtn uves to is
 without having used tobacco or liquor It was his abstinence from them that kept
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-17

For tho first time since Che enactment of thc c.yl service laws ol the conditions lr, favorable for their thorough cNccu- tion. With thc accessIou of Mir. Roosc- velt thoro is every reasonable expectation of reform. M1uy-sidod a- nc Inns shown himself to be iu 8l matters of public cone cer1. cIvu service reform has always been l matter of prime Interest Go him. Louis vIIIr CourIcr-Iourn1L
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-17
An Explanation

EDITOR DAILY AINSk\N.-in in nome.ue Mics CuGurls deth ,our p DOT st1t.s th1t "nn m1ttrr what hrr pr' ,i.l. ufe h,l boon. shc died pcuc'iIIi anal ,,.fb tn. mu sacrament of thr Cath ..I... church. administered ny Rev. F''''' ruu.u. This calls ur some .NpI'n' ,.,r Emily two w.,ks b.I.r. tho l.rts ,d realized Ull J.a.h aHs Hnnr'rh"4 snr became mIy rpeuunt o, h'r past ..rluet and resolved to m.nI hrr "'N by leading pure Christian 'if. lud'' .u,r eir,um.uuc,s .he thsn received th' ..erm,ats or th, Catholic church ir"" which sb, had stmy,d m ch.dh""d 'n' |. now entitled tD the honor "i Christ |.n burial from St Marks church
 N.p respectfully
 FATHER D n TUENEI'.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-17

For years Che Cour1nt has maintained that Che vice-presidcnt should should he uued n to attend cabinet meetings and thus be kept iu close touch with Che pole Icy or Che administration. He is liable Go become president at any moment as Che Amer.clu people have been sadly taught llr. ldy and. if called on to assume con- troi of great affairs, hc should be uo stranger Go the problems that suddenly confront hlm-Hartford Couraut.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-17

10 s remarked that thc present Coh rst is remarkable for heur mostly mon with name. of oDr eyIab's-Iiuv. Root 1lee Iouc Smith and Knox Also th1i .H. prosIIenJs most Intimate friends lr nIm.J Wood 1ud EHs. hIs chief political Hr..nI Ie IoIee. and enemy rutt. and hs private e.creury s Loeb
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-17
-sIFlFD rDrrRnsENENTs.

CLASSIFIED f'DpRRIlahhhhi9. ,fs,gt,,-ui, ass,, ihs isss of "Fsr Rfui" "te Ssis" O, aWssiss." iuo fun fsr uaft fo' e'ii iH isri,os. or, s,ri ef uoff ior ,si abitgseHi i1ifr hon. Unffr tfaf ''siisaiiori H'fHiff'' oHf 'f' htr uorf Eo afcssfiffufHf iiAfu f" coo ha' iusuiy fvs cfHh
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-17

10 has boon jIseovored by some nguir- u- fellow that out of every hundred male .huIreu. about NJ receive one of i5 famil- ur given names William is far Che most common. John tb next with G.ur-e close th.rI. threr aro followed by Thomas. James Henry or Harry Frederick. Charles. Alfred and Albert.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-17

An Wuo.s woman 1I'eees u her com- uYut thlt b.r husband drinks 90 kee oi U..r every dly. ur a kegs por month such material Inconsistency in 70 pIe1d- r- would be fatal m any we'll raeIHt.i ..urt uf ilW Demurrer sustained
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-17

The Eneush Jockey club h1s always .u. r.oours.. when tbs British horses ar. beaten by the American horses tbe club .iu suspend the American rd,r. Thr London Snortam1n's uce cnrre. pendent uumlt.s hlt Lester Rein wls uniusuy hIrreI
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-17

"t should think .t would worry you Go have such disorlerly husband. said rbs relative who was calling ot thc hotel .I,e gotten used Co it" a1d tho lady uub thc gentle disposition. "IIc Hnt raHuy to blame. ue used to bc a customs ome.lL and whenever he socs trunk hr O1ut resist Che temptation to scatter the contents au over che noor"-W Washington stnr.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-17
r1ruTU ' II TUUNETI '

Baths in porccllnr uhs 1t i.. G"y'l foot Fuh avenue Ladies '.'i'mrn'' steam heat.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-17

We are having a bon1.I. Reduction Sale on ou of our hiei r'Hdr stock ch,nsy.s Boston store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-17

Even lf tbe Hoers have moo lDuerr 1uv b.n. uf independence. th.v 1r. h1'.ns ..u. m.lsIr. of r.v.uee Iu siHee'rInE rrranI. and to accomplish th.s object th.g ee.m willing tn become rNtorm. ---L--L
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-17
STEAMERS DUE IN PORT.
rhe foIIowIns .lcamor. are schoduIod b
DIED

CLIFFORD-At Bishop Rowe hospital october i5 Dora Cunorl. of consump- ton Aged 2S yo1r ntcrmcnt pri- Vatc
 Fine clothing % fair price is surc pre- yontativc of a duh day In our store. Clayson & Co.
 Now is your chance for @ bargain ln Fau and Winter underwear
 Chcncy's Boston Store.
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-17

Buying a summer mt v.n"t eeriur our stock is recIJoseuoHf '.lNt'n N '"
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-17
roU TnNr.

FOR RENr-IIan in Daily Alaskan build mg. Apply Co J. A. MolincauN or O. w. ucSucca. VI
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-17
EDITORIAL PIcKUPs

rhe rr.purm ayms thlt It .s not good ..r mIu to ba 1luue dors rot I'W''- 'p. .fy. F,r instance. ruro.. he hIH "n.' 70 JImef
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-17

Tnr a"r.uIIrII -INIUr INIl Il II. N'' "' ..r mIu to To. 1Iou. Iu.a rol liW''s 'r. .y. F,r instance. Huroe. he hlr on'' 20 IImce
 William e. Whitney win not uc. .b-aI ury moro. On thr other hand E..hlrI Crak.r s uk,y to d' n'th"r .i-. Standardization
 Yellow newspapers ur. now hIk.ne lb.ut n.kue lar um.trns of % usht .rn.. unl NonaUy expected chat they would b. altogether decent Wheeling E.ast.r
 70 |. settled. or the testimony of N'v- ..t.r uuJeau. thlt SDhI,y .iid Damn .l. r.Na." EHt u ieut o.rt1In thlt th. r..arIu- angel put down tn. remark u nk
 cors.der.ur how hard p England is On. Duke of York and Cornwall womb b.uer eo home oud eo to work 'f he knows how to lo uuylhnr and try Co" .Ht down expenses uttIe
 cor lu th- people In thr world Ono Amor .tu people would UNr to seo Emn."r William come over to uf, th1f cup 10 u.u.d ba -euuue sport t' boat th, ,H,ht af a mighty potunute ukr william.
 Nlr Roosevelt Is lt some JIeHiFHut1so u b.gomnl President early u ll. Think .r tb. years throu-h which he may h' .bIIr.I to cur-l the dignity of un eN- ur..ii.nt \ hard sort or urr fnr uou hunter Cincinnati Enquirer
The daily morning Alaskan., 1901-10-17
Proposed Electric Light Rates
SKAGWAY, ALASKA

This new schedule Of rates to go '"'c effect when new plant starts-about q .. vcmbor lst.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-03-28
Public Sale.

/ will sell at public auction at my
barn in the town of Miller S. ID. on
Saturday April 9th 1901 beginning
at one o'clock Z. nj. The following
described liye stock 80 to 40 hend
COWS and heifers from 2 to 4 years
old mostly with cali by full register
ed bull. Also eight to twelve head
heifer calves dropped last June and
July, also from above registered
bull. These are all good picked ma
tive cattle, raised on my own farm.
of good Short. horn breed. Good
colors and no scrubs.
TERMS Time will be given to resi-
dents OF Hand county until Dec. 1st
1901 ngood and approved security
with interest at 6 per cent il paid
when due and il not paid when due
10 per cent from date. Parties re-
siding outside the county must pay
c1sh at per cent hisconnt. 14t3
w. Fl. LANE.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-03-28
- "a. 81 sLs I'd T2. r n.
Bears tie 1aIas kad You Aa.s Always Bought
Signature e LMzHAzAZg
REE HEIGHTS

Messrs. Braden & Comen came last
week with three carloads of cattle,
which are for sale.
Newman Gardner arrived Satur-
day night from Frankfort and with
his wife lett Wed morning for La
Porte, Iowa, where he will try farm
ing on the old homestead.
Much credet is due Miss Davis and
pupils for the excellent entertain
ment they gave Friday night. All
did SO Well that it is hard to men,
ton any one in particular. The
Smelt family were immense.
Mrs. d. Whitcomb returned from
Aberdeen Tuesday night, much i'm
proved in health. Her many friends
gladly welcome her home again.
Mrs. Camp and Mrs. Willett start
ed Sat. to visit Rev. Swartout and
family at Gam Valley, but were
overtaken by the storm at Pleasant
Valley at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Lynch, a grand place to. be storm
bound at. They returned home
Tuesday.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-03-28
Since the March winds haye dispell-

Since the March winds have dispell-
ed little Of the fog that hung about
the capital removal ut Pierre the
matter appears thus: In every leg
islature there are some disnppoint-
ed men, oyer organization, patron
age, bills passed, etc. The last legis-
lature was no exception. The end of
the session was in sight and lot OF
fellows were thursting for revenge.
They concl uded to systematize and
centr alize their tales of woe by an
attempt to pass capital removal
bill, and make Pierre a scape goat
for them to kick the stulfin' out OF.
They came very near succeeding
but it is probably nearer than will
ever occur again. There may he bet
ter places for the capital than at
Pierre, and there may be enough
votes in the thickly settled eastern
counties to carry it if-they get to-
gether. OF this, however, the people
are very skeptical. Ii n logical. i'm
partial'reason has been expressed
why past capital conditions viii be
changed, the PRESS has failed to no.
| tice it.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-03-28

This is the season Of year when q
man expands. He feels all nature
getting ready to burst forth, and he
thinks he can handle q 800 acre
wheat field with the grace and ease
a woman cleans house; and morn
ings and evenings when time hangs
heavily upon his hands he can just
as well wBter and corral couple
hundred steers then thot lower oO
acre piece may as we'll be put to
corn. And so the expansion goes
OH until man has enough mapped
out in his mind to keep ten men
guessing whether they will celebrate
the 4th or not. OF course u fellow
don't feel that way ali the year
round, but then, it isn't spring all
the year.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-03-28
A Life and Death Fight.

Mr.. w. A. Hines, of Manchester,
Ia, writing OF his almost miracul
uts escape from death, says: "Ex'
posure after measles induced serious
lung trouble, which ended in Con
sumption. had frequent hemorr.
hayes and coughed night and day.
All my doctors said ! mustsoon die.
Then began to use DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption, which
completely cured me. | would not
be without it even ii it cost $500 u
bottle. Hundreds have used it Oh
my recommendation and all say it
never fails to cure Throat chest and
Lung troubles" Regular size Doc.
and $1.O0. Trial bottles Tree at
Fitzg gerald's Drug store. l2tl
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-03-28

The Iowa and Minneso ta snow
storms OF last week gave tls trains
every day from one to three hours
late. And these late trains pile the
mail up in cars so that the mail
clerks cannot work it in ii me for
their. runs. To eastern pei pple it
seems a strange fact that in South
Dakota there is no snow to in lpede
traffic, while east and south OF us
everything is delayed-so stran. sc in
fact that they wont believe it W ith-
out coming here and seeing il the m
selves.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-03-28

Sparta, Wis Democrat, Jan. Is,
1901: The Don {. Hall company
gave excellent satisfac ton at the
armory last evening. The company
is above the average, the leading
roles being well taken and the spec.
ialties pleasing. Aboye all the
entertainment is strictly refined.
The Don c. Hall Co will appear in
an elaborate scenic production OF
Ten Nights in a Bar Room" with
Don C. Hall as Joe Morgan, Mrs.
Don C.. Hall as Mrs. Morgan and lit.
tie year old Olivet rs Mary Nor.
gan. Opera House, April g.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-03-28

nee Queen Victoria has been
to rest. English Vanity Fair is
y engaged in discussing whether
Edward will revive the ancient
ogative of kissing each lady
breaks through the charmed
OF royalty and gains q presen-
pm; and will his court abound in
'ant drawing rooms where the
p and circumstance OF society
Fnlfy dress and tinsel and affectt
annerisms into the worlds most
ortant doings? The Briton is
p to follow his sovereign-into
, nelds OF glory, or unto the
ms OF Jelly. 1t is up to Edward.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-03-28
Low Rates to California and Back tins
Summer.


An illustrated book, viii ch will
be OF much interest TO MI who araei-
pecting to take advantage OF the
low rates to California this SUNNI Ar,
at The time OF the Epworth League
Convention, to be held in Saa Fran
cisco in July, has just heaa issued by
the Chicago & North-Western Rail
way. Much valuable information IS
given relating to the state, variable
routes, etc. The rate via this line
will be only $4,000 for the round
trip from Chicago, with correspond
ing low rates from other point
CopS OF this book may be had fre ;
upon application to W. b. kniskarn
% Fifth Avenue. Chicago, Ill. 1916
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-03-28
l'!eeting of Sheep Owners.

There will be meeting OF the
sheep owners OF Hand Co. South
Dakota in the court room at Miller,
in said county, Apr. 9th 1901, at 2
O'Clock p. m. for the purpose ol
naming sheep inspector for a ter ma
lof two yrs. from April 1, 1901.
BY order OF Co. Board.
Dated March 21, 1901.
15t4 IRA j. CREE.
Co. Aud.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-03-28

The u. s. civil service Commiss ion
calls attention to exa minations 20
be held this spriug for positions in
the land Office service. This exam
ination will be for stenographers,
clerks, typewritjers, etc., both male
and female. Persons who, desire to
compete should apply to the Civil
Service Commission, Washington,
DC
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-03-28

The County Judges salary bill
passed by the recent legislature, in
creases Judge Briggs salary from
5000 to 800 per year. That is
right. 1t ought TO he more. The
PRESS has notion OF its own upon
this official work. III Offices are
necessary at oil, the men called to
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-03-28

Geo. SchlOSser was selected as
POSTMASTER at Sioux Falls last week
after warm contest Mr.. Schlosser
is a newspaper man, engaged in the
ready print business at Sioux Falls.
He is a live, energetic rustler, clean
and able and will make Sioux Falls
an A. p. NJ.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-03-28
Via st. Paul S26.05 from Miller, $. ID.
to California, Portland, Seattle.
Tacoma and Puget Sound.

Via the North Western Line. Tick
cts on sale each Tuesday until April
Both, inclusive. Shortest time en-
route. Finest scenery. Daily and
personally Conducted Tourist Car
Excursions. For tickets and full in
formation, Chicago & North West
ern Ry. Its
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-03-28

e smallpox contagion is slowly
surely spreading over the state,
use the proper quarantine is not
|blished quickly. Several tow ms
Prt one to four cases the past
+. 1t is said to be always q mild
p Of it.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1901-03-28

Ladies call and see our new shoes
we Just recsived from the old ard re.
liable North Star Shoe Go. The lat
est and the best. III
III. X. GREEvEs.