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tacle OF human being crushed to death.
crowd soon gathered at the scene and
the men Of quickest Impulse aud action
started to phil out from benca.n the center
of the car what they expected to be the
mutilated remains Of man, hut to their
establishment Mr. Edwards was not only
alive, but able to stand upon his feet. Ills
clothing was torn and muddy from being
rolled under the car aud bis face pale and
bloody pale from the shock incident to bis
terrible experience and bloody from a
wound he had received upon bis head AS
sisted by two men he walked to the Labor
Council hall on the opposite side nf the
Square on Preston and Caroline, whore q
doctor was speedily called and upon an
examination discovered that beyond Sc.
we're scalp wound on the back Of the head
bis patient had escaped further Injury. A
number Of Mr. Edwards friends aud asso-
ciates Of the Labor Council did what was
In thelr power to make him comfortable
nnd were profuSe in their congratulations
upon mis- miraculous escape from a terrible
death.
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CITY BREVlrIEs.


Two carloads oi Harris county rice were
eh'PPc1 III Yesterday To- the thompson mill
Subscription hlauks Tor the Grau opera
VIII he placed this morning at the Cap.
Str,., por,p,tssi,,o- nr.,,,,,., L., 49,.
gagged In lowering the grade ~ Gable street
Ia the Second ward
t.,,'', iu , VH'ijr,,t,i, uv. ul M2cNahces'
n yorv 9ttr,rtire rnirrf,InI6rn, T.,''' ,ia',ttes
m Rrvgn NAH ''f' "'9"I
'' '''"" ""''
Postal TsicgraDb ro,,ror,.' la "' ,Iy
Ntt,," WE MN ,y"Wp"N "'htt i!N
Rrrvyln+ assoristio,, '"''' ""N N'" An''u'N
,r,. -. -,
lue T. lHNe' ltCW or SA'afn chureh VIII
Me- luaF' U'lonef ~. ~ 4 p. m. with
Mrs, Is teunE' corner ot Louisiana
street ana Elsn aNenur'
Justice W. y. nm ON Thursday evening
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THE VINTAGE EnR 1oo1

the lovers Of native wines will be ipfer.
esLed ID thr fact that the New York vlntag,
iHL l!N' VIII prove splendid one. RE
feet and the returns from the HamnonTs
peFJ IlStroi an show a much better crop
~ cranes hoth in size and quality. than
~ lhNo had In YEARS Mr. Walter y
h.ureth, president OF the Trhana Wine
Vmp3ny, and also vice president OF the
AM"lcah Champagne association reports
{ns H'irS or Gold Seal" champagne rs
Pelng IN excess OF several of the many
1rHNdN o. anv American champagne. Thn
IInbna Wine company have owned thor
G"n VINEYARDS Tor many years and prep re-
IHcr champagne under the supervision o.
in,trnrl Wine makers Gold seal" : fer
ntnlri ln the bottle by strictly French
iurlouae; hut contains less alcohol than Inc
lGlPgrted wines. Ii is an excellent food
P'"lAcI and wcll deserves the populgrIty
u mas oo'aihed.-New York Tribune
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Houston East and West Texss D..
ger ram Colhded with stray Bososrs =
me Houston East and West Tevos -.
due to reach Houston NJ q o,c,oo,. .Ialh'
day morning, came In some Nina - yssIer-
hind schedule time, arriving M ,he,'' .' ue-
m The delay was occssIopaI ~. 'ous . p
ha.,' oA,'1 os magnitude which occurred
va. w .. i,nlps0n and penaha aud when
In M Oeeasioned by the engine coming in
so or,,s'on WIN Two box cars that had I'm
ING on the main line. TIE .Ds' ga ieIl stand
y dlsaLled, and IL was necesSarv y as PAD
t 10 IA, tSsnt engine OF wood burner I msFd
loss u ~ ' tme eIin into Houston, Frequent
,s Weoa.ng up accounted for the Ss,a,. as
,rsi npssssnger who came In on the hate.
49, s'A's0 tnAt ne engias left SsIeTeSpsosr9,
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SUFFERING CURED.

Drs. Randolph ~ Mccullough, those noted
specialists from -, Louis. who cured q,
many Sufferers in Dallas last wluter'
which many leading papers say they saw
many OF them and heard them talk weeks
after their cure, write us that iu obedlapc,
20 the request II several hundred stutterers
they have returned TO Dallas and will re.
main until the LIST of November aud VIII
guarantee 70 Teach any sufferer or stan.
merer 70 talk without suffering particle
IN from three to six DAYS or nav them
sSVNh Tor their expenses IN coming Now
Is your great opportunity; stuttcr 10 he
cured. We know DR. Randolph peFsonaliv
Ihey are now az 400 Commerce street. two
blocks each % poStonrlcc
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FINE CHURCH MUSIC
To Be Rendered at Church OF the An
nunciation SUNDAY.

To Be Rendered at Church OF the An
nunciaton Sunday.
The choir Of the Aununciatlon church,
consisting Of twelve well trained voices
with a string quartette and organ acc6m
paniment viii render some exceptioDolIv
pretty music at that church at the 1920
O'Clock mass.
The kyrie, Gloria and Agnus Del will he
from Schuheu's mass in 4. while the
'redo, Sancms and Bcnedlctus will be from
"cber,s mass in C., with beautiful offer
tory. Rlzcfs Ave Maria. with violin oh.
llgaio sung by Mrs Hume
lhe personnel OF this choir Is as follows
sopranos Mcsdamcs Glraud and Hume
and Miss McNluuus
Mise Mouard
l''norS. MeSsrs Glraud aud Bclbezc.
- hiNS"S hesSrs. Cruncwald, McEnnis, F
Russell and j. Browne.
INC string Qulrtcttc consists Of Mr.
W4ri violin Mr. Kendall viola; Mr.
schmidt, cello; 4. Diehl, director; Miss
ANeritt orsanist
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TO FOLLOW HIS FATHERS PLAY.
Son OF Frederick Warde in the City A.

Son Of Frederick Wards in the City Ar
ranging for IN a Woman's Power"
Arthur f. Warde. son of the distinguished
tragedan, Frederick Warde, and manager
of the new comedy drama, In A Woman's
Power which comes to the opera house
next Wednesday afternoon and evening,
paid a flying visit to Houston yesterday In
CONNECTION with business for his attraction
Young Mr.. Warde has many friends In this
city, having frequently visited MS both as
manager for his father and as manager Of
the funny farce. "A Bachelors Honey
moon His latest venture has made
pronounced success and promises a worthy
attraction in every way. The star is Frank
McGlynn, a nephew of the celebrated Rev.
DR. Edward McGlynn. and his company in.
cludcs many recruits from the Frohman
forces, He carries complete scenic pro.
duction and promises an entertainment
worthy Of his reputation.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL RALLY DAY
viii Be Observed Tomorrow at the Chris
tian and Presbyterian Churches.

viii Be Observed Tomorrow at the Chris
tan and Presbyterian Churches.
Rally day exercises will he held tomor.
row by the Sunday schools of the Christian
and First Presbyterian churches. commenc-
ing at $50 a. m.
The program at the Christian church will
he as follows:
Organ prelude. Prof. William IIodgkins
Solo. ..................Air Mrs. Z W. Brickert
Responsive shortest Chapter in Ri
Song-"Count Your Blessings. ...'... School
Prayer. ............ Pastor 4. W BricEert
Beautiful Isle Of Somewhere
,,.;.'.'.; ''.'... ..',. ..,,,...... school
Announcements ........... Superintendent
Responsive reading 81 lesson, Joseph
Sold Into Egypt
Sentence prayers ,.............. Teachers
Primary department march.
study Of lesson.
Reassembe.
Rccitation-"A Time for Raiiiy Da%" ''''"'
Roll call and reports, classes standing
i,',.',' - ''.''..'.-.'. Teachers
CLOSING song.
BenediCtiou
Last verso in Bible
Fathers, mothers and friends Of Sunday
school pupils are earnestly invited to he
present New pupils will he gladly wei
coined by j. II. pouihItt, superintendent
~
The program AZ the First Presbyterian
church VIII be:
Part J, orChestra poxology, silent pray
Il need Thee every hour, most gracious
Lord:
No tendcr voice like Thine can peace at.
ford.
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"A REMARKABLE ESCAPE.
VIM. Edwards Run Over by a Motor Car,
but Escaped Serious Injury.

One Of the most miraculous escapes from
death was that experienced yesterday az
tcrnoon by William Edwards. carpenter
living at 22i2 Clark street who. while rid
ing a bicycle was run Into 10y trolley
car, J. Dodson, conductor. on tho Congress
avenue line about o'clock yesterday after.
noon ut the intersection Of san Jaclnto
street. Congress avenue Is very rough In
that location on account Of recent pine
laying and TO this fact may be attributed
the accident. The car and vhcclmau col.
idcd before the motorman had time TO
apply the brakcs. inc wheel and IT'S h1e-
went down before the moving ear. The
wheel becoming cn,angled IN tho under
gear Of the car mpcdcd its progress aud
was an aid TO tho brake in stopping It's
momentum. hut by this time hnlf Of the
car's length had passed completely oycr The
PROSTATE body OF Mr. Edwards and every
body who Witnessed ihc accident expected
that his body had been ground 10 pulp.
People who saw 1t turned their heads away
In order not to witness tho horrible spec.
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Deen Watec Comn,ltano

Iherc was q meeting yesterday morning
at the Cotton Exchange Of tho executive
committee Of the Houston general deem
water committee, those present being II
F. MacGregor, W H. Cleveland @
hutcheson, II. ". Garrow. g. II NruhC
and L. VI, Johnston, Secretary r r W.
nor also being ON hand ~ var
Arrangements were made ia eor5 , a,I.
Eauon to- attend the rivers ami harfors con
SIrSS to be held at Baltimore on October s
s sTu al5o the finance committee was In,
y, VIII raisi 10 tenGW rs efforts in the matter
houston l." deep water campaign at wash.
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pen'Son' Texas October 4.--Last Friday
ui-", number Of masked mon wen to
,n' mouse Of Ben Martin, near Lebanon.
O'oNe down the door took him ont and
gave him a severe whipping with leather
strap after which he was warned 10 leave
NJ rSS,..'l"'hl. Martin made complaints
AZ Afamore against six men whom be .a,-
W. IN the crowd and they have been ir7
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no THE PUBLIC

lake pleasure In notifying my friends
hhu thr travelling public that I have again
{9h'u active charge Of the management nj
iIvic, Salce 0t Austin, Texas and I extend
10 1l q cordial invitation and welcome M
make ms hosiery their headquarters when
I'm Austin. The service As 6rst.,1,sS in
every respect. and every attention is given
guests The hotel IS conducted on The Euro
Rran plan and the cafe a Ia carte VIII.
liam II Salee
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CITY scAVENGER DEPARTMENT
Has Yielded City for Eight Months a Net
Profit Of Nearly $500.

Profit OF Nearly $500.
In refutaton Of the frequently repeated
assertion that the scavenger department OF
the city is not sefSustaining. hut on tho
contrary an expense TO the city. Mr. Peter
chalmers. in charge Of this department has
prepared and submitted to the mayor the
following statement covering the work Of
his department for the eight months enc.
ing August 81:
Statement of scavenger department Of
work done, cash collected and the eA
penSes Of conducting the department from
January l. 1901, to September /, 1901:
Ca.h collected
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Sad Tidinas from New Orleans.

Chief J. C. Blackburn Of tho IIors+oo
police department received tho foIIout"n
telegram last night;
new Orleans, La, October 4.-Lool, for
pthhlS Callah and tell him his brnther
Tom iom; died at O'Clock this morning ani
sr MN TO come nome Immediately An,
'"'i' John Journee
Mr.. .Callan Is supposed TO he , T risitor
here from New Orleans. ''s''or
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THE DEATH ROLL.
FuneraI Of Mis- KIttie Eisher.

The funeral Of Miss Kitrc Fisher, who
died early Yesterday morning at 81. 10.
Srph's inhrmary, occurred at Z O'Clock yes
to-day afternoon. intcrmcns,4aklng place In
Hollywood cemetery. Miss Fishers death
was due 70 tuberculosis. She was 30 years
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Berner arrested Woodard He asked me
whlaat N'edara hnu 70 40 Win H. ana
Recross- The parties were In the saloon
when Mr.. Woodland came 10. ana not posi-
I've wiener " Weaso peiqre or Aileh t's!
was better looking man than the Others
and would be more likely 10 protect me.
inc Sl"te r'"leu'
oAicer Berner for the defense-I am a
police officer ia the city OF Houston and
was such on September %. was on duty
az the time of the AFFAIR now being lnyesu.
gated In court. when I first got there
Mr. Rond vcas standir, "a, tho Sidewalk
-. a..
Win satchfi IN MS hahd. fa" Mt.
Richardson coming over pretty fast ana
when nc cemo nm nc asked me- what inc
,,.. - ~. ,.., .t,t
H'"'t'i was. w iulhtu HtNN "h''''
turned Ia Bond and asked MIN " ne llNed
hprc He RENTED that he WAS a stranger
ana h.1 49, i,... r.tt,3 vtlsnp ,,opt
800 u.s. "''N
nach IN me room ana We IoHoWtI' Mt
Nnolara was 10 there" wilson salu, tnth
Ing 70 Nnodard, mere lS dunlncF MN tHat
was Ia the game. BOND. after LOOKING al
nun aalA no. li"l never h,'r ~" ncipi,
1H nnt see Wo"uatN NAlh ihto w hAt'Vn
Iie uld hol pas' n' gun. lu'W 'ie 1"'V 5.'a.
i yTuaH ntNv U.s." .ie WIN .,,c,ic@
pp".Ii"'ms ~ ,''vu' "t9 I'M
houn ~ uTSt' ~ ~ WV lu' hi', ,., i'"t W.
i ~ III ~ ,i ', RIA IN nt,irr ,iae
v.rong ponJ mon ioiJ us tbat br bad
n,th I"3 p, ri, irn we 1l"uf H.
""tEl1' ''i4.f We wv 't ga, 'i",'" 'hh- -.
vyln'd,ra fcf,' ''"' "' '''
Cc's. 49,. ,,,or, ,t ic,et e,o minnie.
ST. lgsS' WE mere ~ ~ l'nSt uEe InlHu, IN,
s l,i.', ,,', ,l..,,, ,, ,vio-i ,,,s
go ~ ".'',u 49, w trt.- tbo
9r t We man, tne Al. vaoi5rj
'u ~ 'u't t".,N. -" WI. -lI
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S0z0DONT Tooth Powder Csc

minus the customary headlight. and to this
fact was attributed the inability of the
engineer to note the obstruction on the
track.
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TmE NEM cIrY pIREcroRY

Morrison \ F0urmy desire 10 call the
attention OF the business public to the fact
lhat their city directory OF Houston viii
contain, as heretofore. a complete business
directory, reliable and authentic. Canvass.
ers FOR the 1902 book are now at work aud
patrons Will please see that orders given
Tor directory advertising are for Morrison
4 Fourmy's Houston city aud business d.
reetory combined.
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. Mt /. Housm3n, the merchant tailor OF
No 10 Fapnin street, hcgs 20 announce
ms return about October from the East
cVn markets. whore he has purchased a
mi line ~ imported and domestic wooden
su!ungs, and Is wen prepared to serve the
trade 4 cordial invitation Is extended 10
made ON weekly or monthly payments TO
responsible persons.
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Don't forget that little want adj" to 70
III me Post It will bring the desired
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cigar IN the city. s' "
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Smoke FL Caballero cigars, the best 5
cigar In the city
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Total
WRECK ON THE oRABglrv

- 60 y, lcs 70 credit OF city outside NJ the
5000 Still due on work, $4Sl. II. Vi the
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1901-04-26
Question Answered..

Yes, August Flower still has the
largest sale of any medicine in the
civilized world. Your mothers and
grandmothers thought of using
anything else for Indigestion or Bill
i%ousness. Doctors were scarce, and
they seldom heard of Appendicitis,
Nervous Prostitution or Heart failure,
etc. They used August Flower to
clean out the system and stop fermen-
tation of undigestad food, regulate the
action of the liver, stimulate the nerv-
and organic action of the system,
and that is all they took when feeling
dull and bad with headaches and other
aches. You only need to give a few
doses of Green's August Flower, in
liquid form. to make you satisfied
there is nothing serious the matter
with you. Get Green's Prize Almanac.
Emil tiargens.
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AInERMAN
First publication April1sth.
SUMMONS.
GEO. p. BENNETT.
Register.

SUMMONS.
State Of south Dakota, County Of Fall River
In Circuit Court. Seventh judicial Circuit,
The state of South Dakota, Plaintiff,
against William L. Farley, Defendant.
The state OF South Dakota sends Ureetinp:
10 above named defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required
70 answer the complaint of the above named
Platntih, a copy of which is herewith served
upon spIsoan,:yr YOU u and to serve g copy OF yenr-
City Of hot Springs In FAN Rive eo1l1r5'
south Dakota, within thirty days ~ ~.
service OF this summons. exclusive q e. Nv
OF service; and If you fail to renSssi
plant within that time the plal1GS nm 49,
ply to the Court for the relief 6Nan6 ~
the complaint.
,o1 Dated a. Hot Springs, South Dakota. this,
LOOMS s. GULL.
To William L. Farley:
are hereby notified that the foregoing
and the complaint in this action
We're HE In the office of the Clerk OF the
circuit Court Of Fall River county South
Dakofa; In Hot Springs, South Dakota, April
ORD, 1901, and this is served upon
you by order of the Judge of the above
named court. Dated April 1. 1901.
LOoMIs s. GULL,
p.. Attorney for Plaintiff.
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assessors, in some paper in the county,
for two weeks.
The county auditor Is further direct
ed to advertise for bids for the publ
cation thereof and for the mailing Of
one paper containing said list, bids to
be opened April q, 1901
On motion the following resolutions
we're adopted,
Resolved that the penalty and inter
est be abated on all real estate taxes
for the year 1897 and all prior years,
and the valuation to be based on the
1900 assessment. Provided that the
said taxes are paid before June /, 1901.
On motion the county auditor was
directed to advertise for bids for u
bridge across Long Branch on the state
line between South Dakota ard Ne.
braska. Bids to be opened April q,
1901.
On motion the petition of the Far
go Mercantile Company for the refund
of certain personal taxes paid, was re-
jected.
The application of W. r. Scmitth for
loan of $1,000 permanent school funds,
was on motion approved.
The application of A. j. Silcock for
lodu VI cl1U.UO p"eFUaueHC ScuOOlIuuuS
was on motion approved.
Be it resolved by the board of county
commissioners of Fall River county,
that the treasurer of said county be
and he is hereby directed to create a
fund to be known as the contingent
fund and to convert into such contin-
gent fund all moneys belonging to Fall
River county which shall be received
by him at any time from the payment
of taxes which shall have been placed
on the list of taxes that connot be col
lected. Passed this Sth day of April
1901.
Board adjourned to meet April 26,
1901.
HENRY MARTY,
County Auditor
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

NoTICE.FOR PUBLICATION.
IN Department of the interior, Land Office at
Rapid City, S. OAK, April 30. 1901
Notice Is hereby, given, that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make final proof In support of bis claim, and that
said proof will be made before clerk of circuit
court for Fall River county at Hot Springs, on
the sth day of June. 1901. viz.
BENJAMIN +. BLESSING
Timber Culture No. 1921 for the s. e. 4, Sec. SO
TIP. 10 south, range 4 E., B. II. NJ.
He names { he following witnesses to prove his
said land. viz.
). 8. Holenbeck, jesse Rineer. James Bell,
Mike O'Connell, all Of Ardmore. 8. OAK.
First publication April q. Register.
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Job Couldn't Have Stood Ii

If he'd had Itching Piles. They'r
terrible annoying: but Bucklen's Ar
MICA salve will cure the worst case of
piles Oh earth. 1t has cured thousands.
For injuries, pains or bodily ernptions
it is the best salve in the world. Price
25c a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by
druggist.
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Total contingent mortuary
liabiltties q. ............. 42.O0O.0C
STATE or ILLINOIS,.

STATE Or ILLINOIS,
County of Rock ls!and-ss.
j.. w. White, C. w. Halves. beneficiary
committee. and Myrtle =. Dade. benefi-
ciary recorder of the Royal Neighbors of
America. being duly sworn. depose and
say. and each for himself says. that they
are tho above-described officers of the
said society. and that on the thirty-irst
day of December las; all of the FOREGOING
described assets We're the absolute prop
rrty of the said Royal Ncighbors. of
America. free and clear from any liens
md claims thereon. except as hereinbe-
fore stated: AND that the foregoing state
ment. with the schedules and eXplana.
tons hereunto annexed. is a full and cor
rect exhibit of all the liabilities. and of
the income and Disbursements, and of the
general condition and affairs of the said
Royal Neicf'bars of America or the said
thirty-first day of December last. and for
the year ending on that day; and that all
the items. facts and answers therein writ
ten are fairly and correctly stated as
given, without evasion or reservation.
G.. w. HAYNES.
j. w. WHITE.
Beneficiary Committee.
MYRTLE E. DADE.
Beneficiary Recorder.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this
9th day of March. A. d. 1901.
(Notarial Seal.) j. F. MUNGER.
Notary Public.
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A So. Solid Gold Fountain Pen Given Ere,

AS a premium with g years sub.
scription to the Rand-McNally Railway
Guide. Price of the guide iss3 per
year. The pen cannot be purchased
anywhere for less than SO. The two
sent to any address upon receipt of SO.
For new subscribers only. mchl8
AMERICAN RAILWAY GUIDE COMPANY
162-174 Adams Street, Chicago.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
AN Department of the Interior.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION. Edf;
~ Department of the Interior, Land O. "a
at Rapid City S. D. April 8. 1901. Y
Notice is hereby given that the follow a
named settler has filed notice Of his In I
ton to make communication proof in sup SS$a
of his claim, and that said proof will be nd &1
before Clerk of Circuit Court of Fall r
County at Hot Springs S. D., on May 4 ID,
1901 viz.
NATHAN ALDERMAN.
H. E. No. 5ls2. for the east half southeast
quarter Sec. II and west half southwest quar-
ter Sec. IL, tip: 9 south rig. y east, B. H. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence Upon ard eultiva-
ton of said land, viz:
Frank Peterson, of Cheyenne palls, Q. D.,
Thomas Williams. of Cheyenne Fati6S8.G.s
james y. Petty of Hot Springs, o. y, IfoA
Burg OF Ho Springs, s. d.
Any, person who desires to protest against
the allowance Of such proof, or who knowf
Of any substantial reason, under the law aud
the regulationk of the Interior Department.
why such proof should not be allowed, will
ne given an opportunity at the above mem
toned time and place to cross examine the
witness of said claimant, and to offer evil
dence in rebuttal of that submitted by claim.
ant.
GEO. p. BENNETT.
First publication April1 10Th.
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STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.

DeEa!uIIlefW Ol INSURANCE.
Company's Certificate of Authority.
Whereas. the Royal Netighbors of Amer
lea. a corporation creanized under the
laws of Illinois. has filed in this office a
sworn statement exhibiting its condition
and business for the year ending Decenl-
Der Fl. 1900. c~onfornable to the require
merits of the laws of this state regulating
the business of insurance; and :
Whereas. the said compan has filed in
this office a duly certified copy of Its char
ter: With cer , Of 1rganizatfon. in
insurance law aforesaid.
Now. therefore. l.. II. G. shoher. commits
sioner of insurance of the State of South
Dakota. pursuant to the provisions of said
laws.sd do hereby certify that the above
named is fully empowered.
through it's authorized agents. to trans
act its appropriate business of fraternal
life insurance in this state. ACCORDING to
laws thereof. until. the 31st day Of De-
ceanber. A. D.. 1901
set my hand and seal at Pierre this nth
day of March. A. d. 1901;
Commissioner of Insurance.