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The Crabfree Suits.

Mondays Sioux Falls Argus
Leader contains this account o
1.-The Crabtree suits before the u
Is. Court:
"Charles e. Crabtree, for som,
years n member of the firm o
Crabtree Bros. of Miller, has flee
an answer in the United States
court in this city to the bull o
complaint of some OF the firms
creditors, who are seeking tC
have the firm declared an invol
untary bankrupt.
Judge Garland, when the com.
plaint was filed and pending fur.
Their proceedings, appointed Viii
liam Uecker receiver ofthe firms
property, under a bond OF
$4,000.
The firm is one OF the best
known in the central part Of the
state. The creditors allege that
the firms stock was recently
traded for land situated in Cher
ry county, Neb., the transfer
having been made for the alleged
purpose OF defrauding the credi-
tors.
Charles c. Crabtree, who is rep
resented by his attorney, Chas.
W. Brown of Rapid City, declares
that the partnership was dis
solved Merch / last, and that at
that time the firm was solvent
and able tc pay all debts. He
states that on March l the in
debtedness of the firm aggregat-
ed S6, 800, and that the firm had
a stock valued at $11, 900. He
alleges that on March l when he
conveyed his interest in the
stock to his brother, the brother
agreed to pay all the debts of
the firm. He further declares
that he (Charles C. Crabtree)
can pay all his individual debts,
and asks that he be granted a
Jury trial during the regular
October term of the United
States court in this city, so that
bis solvency can be passed upon
and fully determined"
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]. B. Taylor services on board

j. B. Taylor services on board
of health $4,000.
w. H. Lane services on board
of health S11.Oq
On motion Claim of Mrs. Ora
Baldwin of $500 for goods de-
stroyed by order of board of
health was rejected.
On motion claim of G. E. Son
tag for 81. 90 for goods destroyed
by order of the board of health
was rejected.
On motion board adj. until 7;3C
o'clock. Board met per adj.
Trythall Duckeck, Ross and
Collins were present.
School Loans.
John Leister loan of $4,000
on S. E. of 10 in 109-69 granted.
Eugene K. Fassett loan OF
Sl25.O0 on S. e. of Sec. : in
109-69 granted.
Int. and penalty on Dennis
Miller's per tax in 1929 fol
1883, same granted.
Refund tax against 81 of S. E.
of sec. 33 in 111.67 for 1901 paid
by mistake on wrong quarter.
John NJ. King made a propo.
sition, offering $50. for assign
ment of all tax certificates held
by County ons, unoccupied and
unimproved lots in the city of
st. Lawrence. On motion same
was accepted.
Pioneer Press claim ..of S57.
for printing and adv granted.
Miller Gazette claim of S118.75
for printing and adv. granted
at 1925.
S. , Pauley, balance due for
coffin, for Chsist David poor
person, $1,000 same granted.
o. H. Collins, County supplies
S13. 75 granted
o. H. Collins medicine for
poor, S87. 80 granted.
Walt Haefs for draying S5. 90
granted.
COM. PER. DIEM. AND MILEAGE.
S. Duckeck committee work,
S4.25.
S. Duckeck com. work 80. 80
Alex Ross com. $8.5
Thomas Trythall $500
G. w. Collins com. services
$50
On motion Board adj. sine die.
Ira j. Cree, S. Duckeck,
Co. Auditor. Chairman.
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Pard Kenyon. On the populist
side are Robert Scott, John
Springer, L. Merritt.
For treasurer on the republi,
can side about the only name so
far mentioned is F. E. Saltmarsh,
On the populist side, it is said to
have been promised to Stephen
Duckeck and the north county
German people by the leaders.
&
The attorney ship and Judge
will likely go toJ, H. Cole and
G. c. Briggs on the republican
side, and perhaps A. B. Water
bury and Frank Crabtree on the
populist side, because circum-
stances and conditions simply
make them available for their
respective parties.
4
The legislative positions are
not sought after very much.
Names mentioned are F. r. Gard
ner, w. H. Stewart, Chas. Thom-
son, r. T. Sedan, E. T. Sheldon,
Ross Hannum, John Costigan
on the republican side, and 10.
Dean, s. V. Christ, ]. H. King,
E. s. Wilson, w. S. Bell, on the
pop side.
For Superintendent Prof.
Grace seems to have full swing
on the republican side, with
Profs. Justice and Mckay divid-
ing the populists. The name of
Robt. Smith is mentioned for
register among republicans, and
Chas. Miller for the democrats. |
Under the new law all Coun-
ty Commissioners except Whor-
ton, in the first district, retire
this year. Their successors will
be nominated as before by each
but they will all be elect
ed by the whole county. 1t is
that most of the pres
mt incumbents will be candi-
1ates for reelection.
The Press simply gives the
above as current political news,
what little there is, picked up
On the street. 1t is in no sense
authoritative, because none OIL
he gentlemen mentioned have
made public announcements
through the papers of their cam
lidacy. So it may be some of
hem are not candidates at all.
But the reporter is frequently
.sked what the political news is,
fence it is given tor what it is
worth. 1t is presumed, how
yer, that as convention day
lraws near, there will be more
in both nartieS
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Republican County Convention.

Notice Is hereby given that Republican
house In Miller. =, II. Saturday September
"a, 1902, at IL O'Clock A. NJ. for the pur.
pose vt placing in nomination candidates
Tor the following offices. and trhnsacting
before 1t: a.
senator 23d Dist; Representative 25th
DIST: County Judge, County Auditor. Reg
lster OF Deeds County Treasurer, Sheriff,
SIerk OF Courts, States Attorney, Supt. of
Justices OF Peace.
IL Is recommended that Township Cau-
cnses be held Wednesday. September ~.
1907, at Z O'Clock T.. N. to be held open one
Ihe various preciRcts are entitled to repre-
hntation as follows. being one delegate at
ssarge, ana one for every six votes or major
traction thereof east In Hand County for
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EstraYed.

Will give S5 per head for infor-
nation that will locate certain
two and three year old steers
branded L on left hip, with slit
or notch cutin eithsrear, bought
OF Simmer (, Thomas by George
/. Hardwick and Dan'l Park.
hurst. J 38t2*
3. s. Wilcox, r
Sheriff Hand Co.
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Mower for Sale.

have one Deering mower,
used 2 years, with hay rake at
taehment and a sickle grinder,
for sale. A. NJ. Sebring, Miller,
S. d. 31tf
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REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET.

FOR L. s. SENATOR.
A. B. KITTREDGE.
For CONGRESS
G. II. BURKE.
L. W. MARTIN.
For GOVERNOR
C.N. HERRElD.
For LIEUT.. GOVERNOR
CIV. SNOW.
For SECRETARY or STATE
O.C. BERG,
For TREASURER
c. b. COLLINS.
For AUDITOR
J. +. HALLIDAY.
F0R Con-. OF LANDS
G. j. BACH.
For SUPT. OF PUBLIC iNsTRUcTIoS
g. W. NASH.
For ATTORNEY GENERAL
PHILO HALL.
For RAILROAD Con-.
ID. II. SMITH.
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Boy Wanted.

Good, strong boy wanted to
learn the printers trade. 1t is
almost equal TO schooling. Ap-
ply at Press office.
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G. B. VocHT,
AUcTIoNEER.

All your sales are kindly So
licited. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. References furnished if re
quired. Headquarters at the
Vanderbilt Hotel, Miller, 5. ID.
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Bufl For Sale

! have a full blood Short Horn
bull for sale.
II. S.-MEAD, MillerS. ID. 2t
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Land Wanted.

II You wish to sell your land,
list it with me, | want to buy a
few quarters. They must be
cheap for cash.
III G.. G. Briggs.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-09-11

(. We have large list OF lands
in Hand. HYDE and Sullv coun,
tfes; also well improved farms
in Che counties along the Big
Sioux Valley. Write or call on
us for special bargains. 13tf
REAL ESTATE BROKERS Elk.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-09-11

Any one wishing repairs for
the Standard Movers and rake
can get them OF Geo. Jeffery,
Miller, S. ID. 29tf
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Land Wanted,

want to buy some good
quarters of Hand county land
cheap for cash. Write or call on
me at Miller. If
G. III. CARROLL.
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For Sale, At a Bargainl

Northwest quarter of Section
%, Township la Range 70.
Nice level land, good grass.
Price $4,000. q
3t Fl. Il. SMITH, Sheldon, Ia.
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If you want to sell your farm
or stock ranch Just mention it
TO the Real Estate Brokers Ex.,
and it's gone. 13tf
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-09-11

Money to loan on real estate
at s per cent interest. Address
J. II. KING, Huron $. ID. 21tf
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! x Purely Business. x
seesoeeeeoeeesooseeoeesss

II you have anything to sell. or II ySu de-
sire to buy anything, a three or four
notice In the Press will bring results.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1902-09-11
MEETING OF BOARD OF
County Commissioners.

levying taxes for ensuing year.
On motion the following leYies
were ordered spread.
STATE LEvIEs AS REPORTED BY
STATE AUDITOR. /,
General purposes 9 mills on
each dollar of assessed valuation.
Bond Ipt. and sinking 4 mills
on each dollar of assessed val
uation.
Deficiency fund 1 mill or each
dollar Of assessed valuation.
Sinking fund for 1895 Bonds /
mill on each dollar of assessed
valuation.
COUNTY PURPOSES.
County General 4.3 mills on
each dollar of assessed valua.
ton.
County Insane a mills on each
dollar of assessed valuation.
County Bridge 3 mills on each
dollar of assessed valuation.
One dollar school poll on each
voter in tha county.
Sheep Inspection as per re-
quirement of law.
Harrison Road 5 mills on each
dollar of assessed valuation.
Each person liable for road
poll in 116-5O. All school twps.
civil twps. and city levies legally
voted.
Having completed the levies,
they took up regular business.
G. c. Briggs asked for abate.
ment of James r. Hubbards per
tax in 1883 for 1884. Same
being an erroneous assessment,
was granted.
w. H. Waters Int. and penalty
on e. o. Grenzows per tax in
1850 for 1890. Same uncollect-
ible, granted.
John Pusey Salary for month
of July $4,000.
Geo. G. Briggs salary for
month of August. S33. .33.
r. F. Forest, attendance of
Wenrick family during smallpox
quarantine. $500.
On motion Board abated per
tax against George Winnegar
for 1895, 81, SO, 80, in i11.e9,
same being erroneous.
j. F. Kelley for county sup
plies $3.50.
Perkins Brothers s.. "a.
, J. H, Snoddy salary for month |
Of August $500.
]. L. Keys, 500 county maps |
500.
G. G. Briggs salary for month
Of July 1888.
S. L.. Wilcox fee for collection
If per tax for July $23.0O |
c. M. Dwyer salary for month
If July, 500. |
Frank Meppen, wolf bounty |
100.
Ed McGowen, attendance of
and Sontag families u
lays S1.00 per day 1920
Charles Miller salary for July
10000.
Charles Miller postage and
xpress for June and July SO. %
Will A. Beach county supplies
24.0O.
j. P. Morrill, salary for Aug.
5000.
Frank Beranek wolf bounty
1.25.
Robert Phinney, screens for
S7.25.
Hays Lucas Lumber 90, floor
NO for !jail and 10 tons of hard
oal S133. As.
Thomas Kelley salary for July
125.0Ot
d. P; Cree, hardware for
ounty S10.25.
G. M. Dwyer salary for Arg.
So. 90. y
Clara Burke salary for Aug.
5000.
w n. Padp,opd solo.xy fo,.
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DR. F. B. HolLIsTER,
VETERINARY,

Uf Woonsocket, tvlll be In Miller the last
Thursday and Friday Of every month. He
does all kinds OF work. Deatistry. spec
iafty.
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TO OUTSIDE SUBSCRIBERS,

A colored pencil mark over
this paragraph Is notice thatyOhr
subscription expires with this is
sue. Hvou desire the paper con-
tinued to your address. send one [
dollar to the Press. Miller. s. d.
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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-23
FAVE YOU Any OF THESE

svrptoms of Very Common Trouble
There Is no disease SO common in the
United States as catarrh because II ap'
pears in 50 many forms and attacks 50
many different organs
n IS a common mistake 10 suppose that
catarrh Is confined 20 the nose ana tutoo
ANY inflammation 0f the mucous lltiA-
brgnc wherever located accompanied ny
ABNORMAL secrctlons, is catarh. lhial "
OF stomach or bladder, or intestines 3
nearly a. common as nasal cataifh an
much more serious although u is true that
stomach catauh and e0tarrh OF othcr iu,
tcrnal organs is the result or nceleete1
nasal cltdrrh
4 new remedy has recently appeared
which SO far as tested seems 10 pe re-
uurkahIy effective in promptly curing en-
rniTh wherever located The preparation
s sold bv druggists generally under name
OF StuaT's Catarth Tablets ana IN adui-
ton 70 being very polatable ana CONVEX,
lent possesses extraordinary merit. 70
many eases giving immediate relief from
fhc coughing hawking and constant cleat'
ing Of the throat and head, those sylnp-
toms with which everyone u familiar VINO
Ms ever sufIcred from colds In the head
Catarrh Is simply continuation o. these
gvniptoms until the trouble become
chronic and grows gradually worse from
stpsTt's Catnrrh Tablets are composed u
Blood root, red gum and s milar anusep'
ties aud catnrrh Specifics, from when y
viii be seen that no secret Is made Of the
Ingredients aud also that no mineral poi,.
ous are used as IS the case with many Wen
known ratarrh medicines.
For cntarrh Of the nose, throat. bronchial
t,thps for catarrh ~ stomach, intestines or
Nader no preparation Is SO safe and gives
such apld ard permanent results us
Stunrt's Catarrh Tablets.
All druggists sell them 81 soc for foil
slzed package. You can use them With
sestirance that you VIII not contract the
cocainq or morphine habit as the result
trcni this cstarrh cure are apparent from
the hrst days use.
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Porkers m PatroI WAGON.

The patrol wagon has been put to new
use.
Yesterday a call came in from Rusk and
St. Emanuel streets and when Driver
Compton reached the scene be found
Mounted Uliyyr Hurry Anderson aud
posse awaiting him with two tat porlers.
weighing about 700 pounds c-acl. The
hogs were louded into the wagon after q
desperate struggle aud were suyu lodged
IN LIE pound. the squcas Of tine captiyes
as they passed through the residence DIS.
tllct Of the Third ward caused D general
rush 10 doors ana windows to ascertain the
cause OF tile uproar. Later the two pus
oners wcra released upon the payment Of
the usual pound fee Dy the owner
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-23
ON THE NORTH SIDE
ANXIOUS TO SECURE PROPOSED
HARDY STREET BRIDGE.
Business Is Reported Quite Lively and
the Stores Are Crowded With
Holiday Shoppers.

ruth warders are very much Interested
as to the probable action OF the eouuty
commissioners IN regard 10 the pfoposed
Aordy street bridge, connecting the Fifth
and SECOND wards
The bridge question was quite an Issue
in the last county campaign aud tne voters
OF the Fifth cast their ballots for the maA
who WAS said to be in favo. If the propo
sition, The alleged obstruction az the
street oy compress company suit for tho
renewal OF which Is now pending In the
C. utts, Is the only obstacle IN the way OF
the building Of the bridge. provided, ~
COURSE the county commissioners Nuke the
nccCssUr appropriation The erection 81
such structure win no a great convenience
to the poop Of both the Fifth and Second
wards.
Ex-Ademen Bennett and Aubertlu are ~
opinion that amy suffering property owner
from the entrance Of the Rock Island win
oc amply compensated They ais, believe
the eLuauce through The Fifth may aha
more railro shops 10 The ward. and tor
that and Their good reasons they were in
favor ot the grant
Mr. Charles C Mamion who has been
on the sick list for several weeks. has fully
recovered and yesterday took charge OF tae
blacksmith shop formc ly run by 1Is
brother Justice J. Mlrm.cn, OF 1900
Providence street.
Every business man in the Fifth who was
spoken TO Yesterday s1id business this sea
SON was much better than last. Al the
grocery stores, drug stores dry goods Us.
| tahlIshmcnts, boot and shoe shops nd other
business houses have been rushed for sew
cral dUys past and expect TO- have their
hands lul today and tomorrow filling the
orders Of Christmas customers.
Tho rush at the Southern Pacific shops is
about over aud there rs prl,uc l'y little ut
of the ordinary going on. The men were all
paid on last week and have 10y this time
succeeded In separating thcmscNc from
! their money through the medium 81 Santa
/ Claus,
AZ Mcrkcls hail Inst night the lndepenI
ent Social club gave masquerade bah that
proved one Of the most enjoyable events
| given In the Fifth this season. Many OF
| the costumes we're extremely handsome and
Others extremely cotoicol. There were many
amusing situations and q Jolly good time
| wills had by an, The following committees
deserve credit toi the success OF She ban
! Arrangement d. u. Luce, chairman; KIN
| ule Porter. t. Burnett, Ed Lake.
Invitation Bert Peters, Il. q. Noodhouse
| d, Z. Luce, Louis Mauer.
! Rrception-W. W. Cocbrel. Charlie,
! Wells W. r. Blcikc, j. H. wilkins.
/ Door,. Burnett Ed Luke.
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day as. liquldated damages tor s,os
every day for failure 10 connIv ,sl,hh ana s
OF me ordinances Of the cty Of uenv4n!s,
or OF sections thereof. " houston
DISCUSSION AND vorr
Upon the reading OF the reports ii5.r
man Jones moved the adoption Of ths ny.
jority report. --'
Alderman Watkins moved the adoptior 80
the minority report. He eaid he as.,rsS
state in connection with the motion t,s,
he had had a conversation Win ~ n
cleveland, president Of the cottop ~
change and Board Of Trade, and Presidrn,
Ia Khan Of the Business League. and tbat
these gentlemen had agreed that IN tho
event OF any property holder being dam
aged by the entrance Of the road INTO ,bo
city that their organizations would employ
responsible and expert hrm Of attorneys
to conduct the suits Of these property own.
ers and pay the fees Of the attorneys Mr.
Watkins further stated that be felt nssursd
that Harris county jury wonld in oh
cases award adequate damages.
AT this point Alderman Miller in,.o,os
the remark that the property owners who
would be forced from their homes mie1t
be compelled to pay rent ana should hs
compensated for TINT
THE CHAIR PUT THE QUESTION. on
ADOPTING THE MINORITY REPORT
AND THE VOTE WAS AS FOLLOWS.
Bs-KoHLHAUFF. Pulls. MILLER.
CARNEY, JONES AND WALL. AYES
THOMPSON, WATKINS. STREET. KEEL.
LER, ARCHER AND CASTOR. WHEN 4
TIE VOTE WAS ANNOUNCED MAYOR
HOLT WITHOUT A MOMENTS HEST.
TATION VOTED AYE AND THE MINOR.
lII REPORT WAS ADOPTED.
Alderman Jones took the 1oor and stated
that if the proposition Of the Cotton Ex
change and the Business League was spb
mitted TO the council that he would vote
for the ordinance Alderman Watkins
agreed to have the document Tor prcsenta
ton at the ncxt meeting
Alderman K1hlhauh asked privilege :,
explain his vote, saying be was DESTROYS OF
seeing the property owners compensated fol
their homes and desired assurance tlat they
would be
Mayor Holt replied "The law stems ir
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-12-23

THE BLACK PATTI IEOUBADODRS.
A torrlac quadruple hit was credited to
rho Black Patti ITouhadours at the iMau-
cnrai performance OF this transamerican
6nd European tour at the star theater
The critics in all the Heading journals
of tbe metropolis announced "Darktowu's
Circus Day" THE Whung Doodle Comedy
Frur' Soldiers camp Glees" and "A
FESTIVAL AZ Partisan Melody new features
Of he rroubadours performances posi-
1.-Two success One journal devoted tho most
favorable editorial comment on these par.
tieuIar features, implying further that the
entire company and performances were per.
feet ard harmonious throughout ana q
This verdict was further qualified by
tbe audiences which hled every nook ana
corper of the star thcatcr. the largest play.
bonse IN New York city, and manifested
fheir PLEASURE and approval by redemand-
ine ncarly every song, dance and speciality
In these four great acts. The Troubadours
,tiil appcar al the opera house, matinee ana
evening, "wednesday, December "a.
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While the driver Of q hack left his horses
unhltcued for o few minutes last night,
the horses ran away and dashed down Main
street at O rapid gait, The occupants Of
the yehice-a man and q wOman--both
Jumped, the man being unhurt, though the
woman had her face slightly bruised. Her
injuries, however. we're not Of a serious
nature