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The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-12-03

REAL Estate TRANSFERS The fol-
lowing are the real estate transfers re-
Gently recorded In the county registry:
Anson-Theo NJ. Steward to c. Fl.
Clark ct al, sl.00.
Jackmau-Elleu A. Haney to Wm.L
Elliott sl.00.
Bingham. c. Dinsmore to Lizzie
Ioodrlch, SO 90; T. D. Rollins to Xii
Lsfolnt, $1,000; Il. E. Giyeus to c. n.
Givens, 81 90
81 90. '1-7
MoscoW-James Fitzslmmons to Annie
+. Young, 81 90.
Harmouy-F. A Lnnell to p. L.
Batchelder, $4,000; MARY E. Hurd ct al
TO BERTHE E Cooley, $l.00; G l. Bunker
10 l. A. q j. a. Bachelor, 1861
Ripley. c. Davis to a. P. & Wa.
Bigelow. $500.
st. Albans-G. W. E merry TO A.P.&
". A. Bigelow, $50; O. Il. Emery to
g. W. Emery, $500.
Fairh ld-Clara L. Davis to Florence
Nd. Strickland, S20; E. NJ. Tozier to q.
6. SkilliDgs, 81.
Gr 9eo% l" sfS sEI-De'sey Hilton 10 h. NJ
"ieene' SI4o.
s275. ''0l y / = n ''''''
Pittsdeld-J. F. Il a. B. Conner toe.
w. Getehell, 81 ; {. W. GetcheH to Chas.
n n i Rjdtfopd' So H. d. FoIger to c.
", pieAloru' ses".
m NV 60 'uis pyL@mos 70 l.
~ eau " eli fi>oo'
y Portlara-E. ;. Nilliams It al TO
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-12-03

Ex.Commander Richmond Hobson has
the opinion that navy that can defy
the world is the correct thing for the
United States and has prepared bill to
be introduced in Congress by Represent
alive Wiley of Alabama. The bill
makes total appropriation of $2,750,-
100000, certain portion of which ia to
be used each year for new ships. This
bill will not become law during the
present decade without great modifl-
cations.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-12-03

Mayor elect McClellan's close political
friends say he will himself be N yor OF
New York. The new mayor will have a
free hand In his important appointments
lin all IL he 80 desires. He will lie
absolutely independent In the matter of
policy. The advice he gets from Tam
many will be asked for, not volunteered.
For the good of the great city and credit
of the country we hope this is 80. The
proof of the pudding is the eating shere-
of.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-12-03

The Chicago Tribune of Monday says
nineteen lives were lost on the foot
ball field during the season of 1903. o u
boy was driven insane from injuries.
Thirteen players were severely injured,
some OF them being disabled for life.
The number Of minor but painful &c
edents goes into the hundreds and the
list of the severely injured necessarily
also is Incomplete" This will insure
intense interest in the game another
season. The casualties of the siren
uous game, its hazard to life and limb
are what seem to endear it to the spor'-
ing public and TO vast number ol
people not usually enumerated in this
class.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-12-03

In the Senate Senator Gallinger
of New Hampshire has presented
a bill designed to place further obsta
Gle in the way of the sale of liquor in
prohibition states. The measure which
DR.. Gallinger has introduced provides
that no collector of internal revenue
shall deliver any special tax receipt to
any Wholesale or retail liquor dealer who
at the time of making application to pay
such tax does not exhibit a license issu-
ed in accordance with the laws of the
state or territory in which his trade is
to be carried on, authorizing him to sell
liquors at the place where he designs to
carry on his business
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-12-03

Indications from the hunting regions
of Maine, the principal outlet of which
is Bangor, are that there has been a fall
ing off in the number of deer captured
but an increase in moose and bears laid
low. Furthermore the law requiring
hunters to take out licenses is vindicat-
ed by its success in bringing in revenue
of 500 800 by the licensing of nearly
1900 hunters from outside the State.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-12-03
Number49
CONSC MPIION
AND AL CATARRHAL pIsrLsressc.
- ASTHMA AND DEAFNESS POSI-
lively CURED.
Talk with Prof " Francis pe.e.et ~.
7 BIZ Nuble.f

i"ih with Prof.. " Francis peAoee1 -,
Ihis subject
Prof Peacock claims thai the eag.e f.,
consumption Is catarrh, AID al ea.sfrb
Is "a qsea o. germ the disease can be
su'ea pi9F'aIn2 you caH get The proper
- y Her symptoms # c4tarrh
a. 1e9H' bronchitis, Asthma. ali of
49, u u reasonable to suppo.e ezn be
''' s1H y9a remove tie c4a-e which
lh cataItA. PIT. Peacock Avs - h.
has discovered Treatment ~. -
/ iuF1it far@ cataTfL bec4gs. If dea-rov,
the germ. lie calls lis t,.s.7aoyy,f
/ NiyO ca
Prof. feac 5ez SAYS bis trea,,.s-. j.
not al experiment, il is past IT, st.gs
ana bee2me an actual f4ct He 80. bo
haa demonstrated 10 tie people in tbiS
! STATE Tor the last three years wbaf V1vo
Gas VIII DO. II Portland hundreds have
oeen cured BY his method Of treatment
scores ID a augusta and other places
head FOR any case Of catarrb Vtvo
Gas MI not cure, or any case Of deafness
caused by catarrh, or if asthma ar hron-
cnIlIS can not be cured by the use of
lvo Gas, Prof. Peacock SAYS he will
FORFEIT sIU This is strong talk he AID
uits' out ADDS, ~ hen / have got the
goods 70 oack up my statement what am
gong to do, be faint hearted aboutit 1"
Prot Peacock says be is making a tonr
OF the state, stopping a day or Two in
each town OF any Importance. demon
straung what can be done when YOU
nave got the proper thing 10 do il. and
ne says he will be in skowbegan on
tuesday, and " ednesday, Dec. 4 and
. and can be consulted at the Coburp
where he will be pleased to tell anyone
ABOUT his wonderful treatment absolute.
Tree. II you are sufferer from apy
u Tue diseases mentioned here it would
! oe wei ~ come prepared to take a
course OF TINS treatment as be will only
De IN skowhegan two days, Tuesday
ana wednesday, Dec. and 3 where he
can De seen from 10 to L "a m, ? to 5
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-12-03

Ex-President Grover Cleveland has
written a letter in which he solves the
problem of is candidacy for the Demo-
cratic nomination for the Presidency.
He says his determination not to open
his mind TO the thought that in any cir
cumstances or upon any consideration he
should ever again become nominee of
his party for the Presidency ia unalter-
able and conclusive. This ought to set
tie it,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-12-03

The Pressure Isle r-Herald has the
following in recent issue relative to an
important matter: THE fact is, Presqne
Isle, and not alone Pressure Isle, but
Houlton, Caribou and Fort Fairfield, to
say nothing of the smaller villages in
our county, are all in the primitive stage
of development as regards their streets.
They have practically all the other i'm
provements possessed by cities, large or
small, but as regards well graded and
properly macadamized streets, they are
utterly deficient In recent visit to
towns named by the Herald we noticed
this same condition but felt like saying
pleasant things about the Garden
County and did not allude to it
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-12-03

II appears that j. Fred Webster Of
Orono has purchased M Portland Press
aud sunday Times. Mr.. Webster is "a
quiet man who attends to his own af
fairs, having made competency in the
lumber business on the PenobscOt. He
Is reported TO have denied that his paper
is to be Mauley organ or the rumor
that IL WAS purch sed with some of Sen
ator Hale's money. II bought the
property because he considered it good
Investment and says 1t will not be used
as tail to any mans kite. He has am
pie means to run the papers and make
such improvements as he see tit. Thus
states Boston daily sp0ndent, and
1t seems very reasonable to those who
know Mr.. Webster.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-12-03
ENTERED AS SECOND GLASS MAIL MATTER.

The editor of the Bangor News is of Il
decidedly practical turn of mind of
which the following paragraph is evil
dence; at may be all right to wander
about looking for the north pole, but an
expedition sent forth in search of the
pneumonia germ would be of more prac-
teal benefit"
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-12-03
Wednesday Mornings Fire.

The alarm of fire from box "a at the
post office ruug In at l O'clock, yester-
day morning, was caused by blaze In
the Murphy Block, owned by A. E.
Bison and occupied on the ground flor
by Miss L. M. Tardf, miliner, and
Vgue Bros, clothiers, and the second
story by Folsom & Nutting, undertakers
When discovered the fire had gained
much progress, and by the time the fire
d partment hsd reached the scene, the
q ,mes had spread to Hotel Oxford, and
The conf grafton bid fare to be of alarm
ing proportions. Il was A hard fire TO
fight but many Of our citiz rs who were
Ia a way to obsery the methods used
by the department are loud in their
praise for the "fse boys'n hard work
While the loss in its entirety is much tie
largest met with in our town from one
fire for several years, yet the feeling
prevails that under the circumstances
our business section was fortunate to
escape as we'll. An estimated summary
of the losses is as follows:
Murphy block, loss $4,000; insured
81 500.
Folsom & Nutting, loss 50 900; insur-
ed $1,000
Miss Terdif, total loss, with 81 900
insurance.
vigue Bros, loss $1,000; insured
LOO
Hotel Oxford, damn ge 81 900; covered
by insurance.
E. X. Delano, confectioner in Hotel
Oxford block, loss on stock and fixtures,
1900; insured 81 900.
D. F. Judkins. Oxford block, small
damage; covered by insurance.
There was also a small damage to the
Philbrick block, as well as smoke dam
age to the occupants, j. r. Philbrick,
jeweler; C. II. Wilbur, dentist, and the
Knights of Phythias who occupy the
hail in the third story.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-12-03

John Alexander Dowie, the "Zior
City" humbug, has come to financia
grief and the small city he built on the
shore of Lake Michigan has been placed
in the hands of a receiver.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-12-03
Christmas Tree.
Distribution of 800 Presents by The
Boston Herald.

Three hundred beautiful gifts will be
made to children by the Boston Sunday
Herald for the solution of the prize puz-
zle which will be printed in the issue of
Dec. g. The puzzle is within the caps-
biities of the average child, and can be
considered healthy amusement. The
prizes are very handsome and many of
them useful, Buy the Sunday Herald
OF Dec. 6.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-12-03

The bill in Congress to abolish slavery
in the Philippine archipelago was In
troduoed by a member from one of the
late slave holding States.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-12-03

Do you want per cent for the use of
your money, anG have it safe? If you
do, buy Globe Security Co.'S bonds of
+. +. Fairbrother,
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-12-03
NOTES.

AS near as can be determined the fire
caught from wood stove or defective
fiue in the store of Miss Tardifi'.
This is the fourth fire damage sus-
tanned by the Murphy block in all of
which F. R. Folsom as tenant was a
sufferer.
Hotel Oxford, which had so close a
call, was filled with guests, every room
being occupied, and the occupants were
much alarmed as we'll as suffering great
Inconvenience. The east side of the
building only was damaged by the fire,
but the dense smoke penetrated through
out the entire house, and 1t will be many
days after adjustment OF insurance be-
fore business here can be harmoniously
resumed. A serious thing at this time
was the damage to the heater that sup
plies the entire house.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1903-12-03
The Somerset Reporter
"A Weekly Republican Newspaper.

J. o. Smith. K. e. MoNEELIR-
I. o. SMITH & CO., PUBLISHERS,
,.q WATER STREET, SKOWHEGAN ME-.
ADVERTISEMENTS husiness and legal adyer
xiaements inserted at reasonable rates, adjusted
20 the space used and the position given
Prices quoted on application.
Cards of Thanks and Resolutions OF respect
Inserted at cents per line.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
When paid in advance.
One wear ...S 81 80 Six months, 75c
Three months, .............3Sc.
sl7b will be charged II not paid until end Of year
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-09-11
amlte Relion bploes.

abOrsbass aitsn ben 9Oh Shli fam.
leOes ca. 80 af ROulss msii rsbr9ien.
tatiDs ROrom9no 9sOrss 2. gpr6.
isnius', Glsri Of tbs 9iitriti gsurts,
hpeselist Sism Roms, for at bOISs
Gsii for Dor fore 9anosmano II. 9.
Senator auuts RslfOfi frd RinneiOtG,
Oct bar be msii bs9siitrsos Srbe.
lag, at RsIions samls Ben, gloUOtat
o. ). aOmsn, bso SsnatOrsn @slioms
iiltn til Roms - til RuIisbeosrnss
Sano! Rslion taittot paa bet parmes
be for bspiit 8ieiffribso os 9sIpilis,
% pilss ipesieIt iatis Y9rttn, Wr.
Surditnits, husm ban bau6s iienot
ira bans Sarnoom al Os mss iiOr Sn.
tsrssis % @IGOs irlst paa bans 2sbts
buns sisnnsm Sipst: 3nuit selIuti %
SOr6iehius' 6aOsr, aOpOiat Sans
SOr4isnius / RaOiiOn. 0is., CT
samls gsnnsr.
efterdt babe iibot en- iblsnsib aiinb
rsiiis aOpotai 2Omen fe Os Opsrratit
paa ben nOrits SsfOIiniuss gssnt
ROms StnatOrtn en- iiOr 8ulo,g1usst,
bpOri par srGDertt isIssnS,: "SrOm
Rpriss9lmsritdns Oi ROmt:"
5iOsn tilbrustes til iiOlis paa Tlors
ssusu pau en- ssmptlis Raaos msO 10.
Ter % noriis Sauss
9lanot be tilifsospGrsnos bdr gar,
SOtOnipu; s! R. Shulunb; Ri5arS
SltiOu, R: GsOsrbsrs, 2ssitbp, q!
gOuIiOn, 3rOniOn, Samps, Bslhto.
Stieolupisn, apns, ausitu % StOin,s.
"BdibinstOn psttn"l
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-09-11
statsraaS Sbieu isnes at ioritaa
gforges Stillina.

llnbn 1T GpboIb Rarpit bar
Sintsraao Sisuro Sbisn Iabst ia in.
terpiews af en- iosnif gloismanS. Ger.
unosr bar ban fremtommst msb isls
sehot !reHetibe gsmarininser ON
Rorsss llbpiilinssmulisbeber.
Seq or filler paa, at Spsrssmaalst
ON ssus 8oniulsr .ommsr iii at saa
isisnnsn, iljsnbt mon snbnu lite Tan
faItiIaa Siospunttsi. 1iuiilineen af
bet nupGrenoe 2oniulatpaisn iaa bel
iom 5Orbersoslisrns til bet nps irqpsr
nsmIis fin Sio. aoniulaifpsresmaa.
let itaar for 9iotn paa bet Stanb.
punii, at bet h6fs blir llbarbeioslisn
al be lissIposnbs aops, ifplse hpilirn
6orbolSsne iiaI rssuisrss melIsm lloen.
rissifpret % 9iplomatist paa ben enc
Sios % aeninlsrns bad btfi ahbtii -. +.
Den alerbeofis llniDnspoIitii, saprss
Tan fsre, os paa iamms Sib ben bsbfs
vlaaos, hoorpaa bet Tan bepes fin 2i.
seitilstbso llnionsn CT at tontsntrere
iins Rrafter paa llopitlinssn af 2ans
bets sionomiiis SprbOIb % llonpitsls
len al be riss naturliss Qrqiter, Gan.
BET sisr. Slanbt bisit itdl iss isrh
op frsmit nGpns ganoiraftsn. 1eili.
onerne | 6esisfalosnt % SJisloenss
elue, Der er iitano til at Hptte Suou.
itriesnirerne fra andre 2anoe iii ben
itanbinaoiiie SaIps.
giesre iauisr leg paa Moitiuliuren
os SOrpeinouiirisn Os paa gioosrnss
umaaosIiss Riaoomms, bpilie fan sr.
iiaite be 80 Wtillipner aruner, ri MI
aariis cir as til ful. SernQf bar pi
Siosiassn, iOnt man burbt tuss fig
parmt al.
Ssrnaf bar pi SOroipsrssmaalst.
Der finOtr rslOrs, umaabeliss Strei.
ninser, iom Iigssr ubrusit, isst gisrn.
lite oil iGlss BEN sller itils fis pso
osm' Serpeo tpinsss Rtrnsiter os
arbsiostraft til at fOrlaSs 2anost.
Sst fises uopbvrlis, at Rorse sr It
6remtioslanb, men man 6urbe arbeioe
fpr, at bet bIir si Rpiiosiane. Den
bOsIiss auIiur iinar pisftlis bsit bOs
Os, men buis lille SnOuifri. os Ra.
rinssoriit faar en- iremituot pleos,
iaa blir Rorss ct SOrtioslano, stilass
itsrrs Sslano - ct 2ane mto aammsl
aultur, bu0r man bsrtsr % fsirtr i'm,
samle araoitiOnsr % RiuOsr Os no.
tiOnaIs eisnoUmmsIisbsOsr. ps bpOr
man iOrSpber fis iaulsOss | oisir, at
man sI.mmer BET mutsrislls iisrs, iom
rsrsr iis / SiOsn, Oriper sanoehs fr.m
90 CT GrunOpOlOsR for alt 6rsmitriot.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-09-11
sra 9,Ouie aibsf.

vi "WlOuit aaipsr SOnrnaI", ium
uOiOnmtr Rtainntp, y. D.; triurrr
pi
at @iaiuh SrOdhdO alter bttisitsr be
banblmot | 6. VI. o. SlpsnIsns
Butt etritsos:
ut Srbbtsnt Ginger IOnuSbt6Oi sr
uO, Of Gensilsi isitn, titsrai bdps
u6Ion,t siruiitI for 9linssrii,ri,
Os at s. nn tniitr fis tilbdsi til
AaiSSsrpOsrn;" Sisisi6h isi,n.
Nh illt miROrl .nb 6 siilsmisi.iasir
tr ihoIspsrsOt for Rstt,n gsdro
eShiitS ui en- shtsli Sdsfbrtr; bullet
FiSruSsr iii at bstlis, at BET saar mere
fiji at faa 'IttitsN" spdrO
g6untp snb SilfelStt bar paa u6r ffe'
s.lis. sisIttOh Rsirr6aiiOn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-09-11

SitsioniuI 6. %. Rasslisn Ssi.
rit, Sprien, rappcrtsreoes Of pars
blspeti inigmproet Der fOrlsosn, % be
umsritaniie Gustlaos brasts iiliprps
be meif isniaiiOnsls gsrstniussr oss.
ansuasnos, aftrpits bans Silleoe os
bans Siastninses SilIso,r, os iisrs
9rissiiibe blss isnSt iii Stsoet. aon.
iulsn itul imipIsrtiO bare us,nfOr Sars
fra ct Stub, ium bpsrisn ban sllsr no-
gen anbsn fan afsisrs par aifprst ai
en- Snismorosr tller a. llnosr ole
Smf9ubisheosr sr bet sObt at huD,
ben riss Sni.l cam | Sasbaano.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-09-11
'gsiisrteimu' erOOiiiun, Winn.

'GsiierteimsH' grooifipn, Winn.,
ftripsr:
"gi nareSs Rdri spipl ON, at 1t
nOrii SlaS iunSe uosipss % beres |
ellington, .. o.; men jamsn ipnes
1Sis'ston qofisn" at tone nOsst anost;
thi Slabt r iiis alms sobi Iammsn.
lat, men bar Osiaa COB slpsrisrins at
oiis fra brifiise isOrrstninssmans.
gsan tan let tOmms poa ben Sanis, at
bet sr ct sOOt strss SerbOrte; tbi en-
aois CT iaa COB GrabeiiOi iom npset
annet."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-09-11
nlpffer unoer ssagieIL

e6tr,tt grits ais.l; Q. o., bar
ues paa 5ust sfisr 4raritbpns fOrIs:
ben! SOtt ban itulOs CAD uO uf Bog
nn, aii siaos. af % pprtD bans pens
Gre Sihlo.t!
20 Ssndttr glrmrur, :. D.; iii
h,ls qutrOn,us SnObOlo SOfttR, io.i
siubtt git aij uttbsns ban for Omtrine
pGa gr6rith uoth aaR,er paa anott
snO bel osiIist giIOt Sdns Glib fdur
htpps III at r.oss.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-09-11
"ReIianrr1s Roublfd6.

"Relantt"s RanSlfa6. "Feu anetitanite Butter
"Rslianet" FUR ta bsrst "Sbumrod ben 3oe tre 2sb"
tribsr si oaut gao "gaar oft tommsr til alt sr be TO
Snaoe maats ss hurtss, SeiGtuiussn paa Rtlians
bsfaar nsn uesuitsnO, ai gOrOmenb Der 10 sr ansrs
snSt for at barre gerOtus bsOe SjsmenS oa bette sipsf
ben antsrtante Sdao en- for Sorosl" m.nsr Slaeet.
&apteinen tr Siotl9nosr; ale rs Stprm9no og 40
Wano al Seietnussn uorts Der tr to ibsntt oe en-
oan gi biOi9ttsr ROousns Oa Oisis WtGno 10 or Sas
gems Selte: 6brfsu GbrheniOu. isrfs StprmanO. fra
arenSal. @tOrS Ps6trith dnOsu StbrmanO. arsnSal
Sarrp RisIieu, treble Stprmuno, aatiuno @uf. 8un'
ssrisn SiaUdnssr Gbri. SaeObisn, SOpbus anOsrIsr,
eaurOit. SUbu gbrasuisu, Bergen. Sam. Ritlisn,
artnbal. geOrs SdcoOTsn, sdurpi Sans Sanisu. Gbr.
Rissn. SaraIo Saralofuo, Stauanssr. 5om peoerisu.
Ole HisIien, Sarseu Gbas. Ssrssuisn Claus 6auisn,
eaugeiuno. Ri8asl SaarOien. Sdussiuno. gSiaiauI
pdder, Grtiuuiu. Gbas Rislitu, stauanatr Nuorsp
Risisn. ghutbGs SGdroiru. Sauseiunb. gBiaidm Cubs
man. SObn Ratbieien au9uf Sauien, Bergen. Sobn
Slien, SaussiuuO. German Gurrn. SbOrpal6 Spauss,
Bergen. SObn Scbnisn. Ben. Wdtbssu, Ssratn. Gbas.
Sobnien RO l. Gbas. SohniOu, Rp. 2. SObu 2arisu,
Ssurit Senrtisn StuUunssr. SObn Ssnriiisn, Sauan'
ger. 9srbtuius Olisu Dis. SaussuuO. Risls Serrs,
arasers. Olaf Berg, Ssr9tt. ebrf. SaarOisn Sta'
panser 2Ouis SObuisn. Ben. Sunisn, aauroit. Ssues
rim GbriVsnisn 2aurOit. SObn Sanisu 5psues. Sarrp
plon, iuen SObn SssusiOu, ipsnt Suns psOsrisn,
oanit
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-09-11
SYo Dafotd.

Rilbant pil baps fin gaoeubfil,
ling ben 22os. 23oe % 24os Sept.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-09-11

Wilbani pil baps fin gaoeuoiiila
Ling ben 22bs. 23os % 24os Sept.
- pr9iioent 4ooispelis elbhe son
opboleer iis for 9ibsn | gIad Sias
ipm aapi. Seth gullods @ieh. aap.
tsinn % ben unss Ssrrs iororiper ri.
ben msS at gar paa Sasi.
- apps ipransts ct genssitab %
beitaoisebe ct anost | poitbuist gaiils.
wooo ben 2osn os, 9abst pibes lite
Ere psrionsr arrsfsrsoss paa Ris.
tanis. 3pusus bapos brubt fig inb
.slsnnem gaOsosrsu.
- Stt msboelss, al bette aar bar
pGrsi bet beofs for isruataplsrne peS
Rapio eitp. Bib 5rust CT moonst |
Wrnsos, % Der bar b9tst hsfet mere
paa Sapstr9srnt sno nosshiinbt iiblis
sert Stateus etfioris. Spsrt sgbls.
trG bar perst uDstlasist mso Srusi.
iom mOones fuloHanbis. Gbris
Stpmpion, iOm bar en- Grustfarm Der
Os eisr ben itsrfs sebIsbaps | glad
Oils, ueiitsr al bsfs 200 Ssnbsr af
oenns Gruet. signtnbs Rapporier
tummsr fra ole Dele ai Staten.
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enc.

5ra Butte, Ront.. msObsles. at en-
RGnsoe Sns falot Der ben sos os. os
at en- ualminOelis auIOs paafulsts.
5 2eaODills, COL, inseoe bet Wan.
bags to fulbt Timer.
eanssrs sfi III niuh libsitst | Sorm
ai Rssn.
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Sptu Sera.

SpFH SerA.
llnbsr en- Srpbsiomp. iOm funoi
Steo @battOm, @aib., osn 8oit bs.,
bIsp .. u. ReRinur, fra gniIalO. q.
D., bsisirst af SObu Berg. SrpOstiGm'
pen at StilsbaOsipftn.
SitoH
en- Srposr | @arb Gpnntp, q. O.,
orOsss fOrltosn mso en- Rr. 80tb
Rinsi, iOm iaii,ss Clion @ulpst trs
8anss | 40 NihIitr, Oct laoer Iaa,
Isbss til, at NorO SatOtas Stanbina.
Der itis sisr bet bsOrs Rpesstas snS
| POlitit. On aartOOn tunos Der sig,
res sOO R1ttt Of:
Satpb Wourab,
Srammsnisrcn, iOm Der 2dnost gdar
unOsr RuUn uf Sad MunrO. sr blepsu
uOfOrbrst til en- RGpsiamp msO Slaas.
iiGmpsn Ssiiriss. iOm npIis iuIsos Op
GOrbttt. Slassmaaitt iinlSs finot
Stso ctieber. % ben. Der blsp Sci.
srbsrrs, ituIOs faa ale Snosansspsf.
gene. Winsrtrsn ira Butte ipartos
pud llefOrsrins.n pr; Stissrdf: ID.
tOn ,r iat fOr tiOIis; biI iliGs meo
Ssfiriss / Sanuar. Cor tort Sib til
iOrbirsoslisr." So SpOrtspsrosnsn
Utntsr utadImOOis pau Sanudt, III
Ogmms tftsr SusbIaOsns, btutss ben
uOpsruihOtliss Champion Ssifrits OO
at iiuIls 8runOis Slsnnsmprpsls Dor
2anosmdnb.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-09-11
Gar fnrera saRnstr. Der aniaass absIbssseItse.

M orsiass prOHoHd Grip Il srons sansp gnH Central Sstsl
Sts 1s Sep, it'd M p til a. gtm bib br s nst
Sas Or anSrs atsr aH'bniHs at 6 BAN @ 0A SmH
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"St. goul 5iSsnSs" ,r Wapnst paa
ct SIuo, Der uotOmmsr | ct. paul,
Rinn. Oct sr en- SOrtiGitsIis ai Sla.
bet "Ssimoul" % uosiSes af 6. Ras'
musisn pub. 60.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-09-11
Sport.

Stanoinapsrne ipnes at tast lissiaa
FOR Sntsrtsis | al Slass Sport Der /
sanSst fOm 5Olt af anOrs RatiOnalits'
ter, Og Ssrfot st bet riaaits lille ui
gsisn at isrpers en- SpOrtipaIts. rtaar
gInIsbnina aipss.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1903-09-11

TN sm % trOfaii sesismast di;
IShOti btS mi yaanbs Spb fslstnS,
9tIssrdm iii tt fraUGrsiibt gsninOs
"glin Sobat sr OpOl Habit SGtitt
DEB aipsiOriifring.
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50 Suibsis Sbtst pr. acrs IiaI III
gluup bapt bpf,i iaar paa so atres
Nor elsbbii, g. 9.
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Sbst pi taller SrOber Sassn for
RompIimsntet, ian Oplpis, at "pofsn"
nu, ! en- ii @aansosrs ailparelis. ole.
rses bar udast 5O0s5alltt paa I'm
abonnsmeutslifis, % bet ussn at hap.
assnitr Rarien. "poaen" bar iaa.
itSts fItr, asisrs snO ncssn anbsn
apis ! eOuntpst, paa en- llnbiassli.
mar. glen iaa bsr man osiaa butte
paa, at mere sno to Srsoisbsls af ge.
toltninssn tr 6tanbinaper.