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The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-07-23
ATTACHMENTS.

ABAIEMENIS'
G. Trauerman, on valuation of
81 head cattle IN Miller City for 1899.
Same being under 6 months old,
Il Fullerton, Interest aud penalty on
personal tax in 11O-69 for 1897, same
being uncollectibis.
Rebeccl Loomis, school prll in ST.
Lawrence county for 1902.
Wilmot Camp. personal property in
1899 for 1902. Double assessment.
Chas Morrow, school poll in ll2-68 for
1902. Double assessment.
Horace Morrow, school pol in lll-GS
for 1902. Doubl5 assessment.
Matte Ansrews. refund of tax on N Z
/ Section lO-l16-G9 for 1901. Double
payment.
Mary Loomis, school poll IN st. Law
renee, abated for 1902. Being lady no
poll assessible.
E E YanVrankin, dog and school poll
in 1000 for 1902 abated. No dog and
party paid school poll in st Lawrence
township.
Peter Berger. tax on property in miller
City for 1909 sbated, said Berger being
county charge,
Thomas Trythali, personal tax IN Ia
6s for 1902 abased, same being paid in
Alpha township.
Tax Of David Ice in 1926 for 1883. or
dered abated and the sale against the S
W / Section 39-lIl-G6 for 1889 ordered
cancelled as the same was erroneous.
Tax of James 4 woo,heiser in 1896 for
rs ordered abated and sale OF 1889
against n E 4 Of Section i-ll3.G6 ordered
Cancelled.
Refund to county treasurer tax against
y " ! Section 2, 1896 for 1902, paid on
wrong description.
Abated tax of 81 cents TO John L Ramey
in Rec Heights village for 1902. Same
assessed and paid in Spring Hill town
ship.
S McPhaiI, sl4 O6 personal tax in
st Lawrence city for 1902. Same be-
longs TO miller township.
mrs NJ l. Sanders, abatement of school
poll in 1870 for 1892.
s c Martin, school POLL in 1926 for
isn2. NOT resident,
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Notice for Publication-Isola Tract.
pTpITp IANn G,rr

July rs
Notice for Notwithstanding Trac,
PUBLIC LAND SALE.
Department Of the Interior, Land Office AZ
Huron, South Dakota, May rs. 1908.
NOtiCc is hereby given that In pursuance
Of Instructions from the Commissioner of
the General Land Office, under AUTHORITY
vested in him by section 2I5J. o. :. Revised
Statutes, as amended By the act Of Congress
approved February 2G. 1895. we will pro
coed to offer at public sale Oh the 18th dav
OIL August, 1903, at O'Clock y, m. Eharp
at this Office, the following tract OF land
to-wlt: NEh SEA See b, Il. l12 ~, r.,
90. W. 9TH +. NJ
Any and all persons claiming adversely
the above desert he'd land are advised to file
their claims Ia this Office on or before the
day above designated for the commence.
ment OF said sale, otherwise their rights
will be forfeited.
g A. BLAKE, Register.
II. j. RICE, Receiver.
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JulYl6t5
Notice TO Creditors

In the County Court for Hand C.,,u,
State of South Dakota ~ "uhty
Estate OF Mary Newell, Deceased
Notice is hereby given by the undersi,o,,
Administrator OF the estate OF NHrv So W.
deceased. To the creditors ~ N'"ei
all persons having claims against az" az
deceased, To exhibit them. with The nS,o sold
nv vouchers, within four months after ~.
first publication Of this notice To Inc wy
Administrator at Congress Park, IIlinnisS a" -.
10 his Resident Agent, J, II. Cole, at NiiISor
South Dakota. '''''er
Dated July 10th, 1908.
GEORGE q. NEWELL.
hC Said Administrator
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May % t 10
No. 67S9.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE or COMPTROLLER or THE CURRENCY.
Washington. u. c.. May 10, 1908.
WHEREAS. by satisfactory evidence pre-
scented to the undersigned, IL has been made
TO appear that THE First National Bank
Of Miller, " located in the Town OF Miller. in
the County OF Hand and State OF South
Dakota. has complied with all the pro-
visi ons OF the Statutes OF the United states,
required to be complied with before an As
sociatiun shall be authorized to commence
the business OF Banking:
Now THEREFORE, !, Thomas I. KANE,
Deputy and Acting Comptroller OF the Cur
rency. do hereby certify that The First
National Bank Of Miller, !" located In the
Town OF Miller. in the County Of Hand and
state of South Dakota, Is authorized TO
commence the business 81 Banking a. pro-
vided In Section Fifty one hundred and stN-
~ nine Of the Revised Statutes of the United
States Conversion of The First State Bank
Of Miller.
IN TESTIMONY wHEREoF witness my hand
and Seal OF Office this nineteenth day OF
May. 1903.
LSEALl
4. +. KANE,
Deputy and Acting
Comptroller Of the Currency.
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July zIp
Notice of Guardians sale OF Rea!
Estate.
state OF South Dakotn. -..c...
County OF Handl
Hon. Il. c. BmGGs. County Judge:
In the mntter Of the guardianship Oh
Alvin 4. Holmes. Minor.
Notice OF Guardians sale OF real estate.
Notice T. hereby given that by virtue o!
an order of sale made by the County Judge
az said Hand County. on the 18th day OF
August 1902. the undersigned guardian ni
the rst lte Of Alvin 4. Holmes. minor. VIII
splI at public auction at the fro mt door oi
the Court house in Miller, dand County
south nakota. on the 9TH day Oi August
lgO2, at one O'Clock y. m. oI said q ay, the
following described land situated in said
Hand County:
Lot four CA and the southwest quarter oi
the northwest quarter (SWA of the NJ. q
al section one a. and lot one lll In section
two C2l. all In township one hundred and
sixteen no north of range siXty-eiGht
lGSl west of the fifth principal meridian.
The terms Of said sale are cash in hand.
Dated this 18th day OF July, 1908.
WILLIAM HOLMES.
Guardian oi Alvin A. Holmes, Minor.
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July 2t4
NntIne 10 Creditors.

Notice Il hereby given 10 the creditors AMI
nil nergous having claims against the es-
tate Of Horace W. Soper deceased. 70
eyhihit the same. with the necessary vouch-
,Ts m the undersigned. executor OF said e.
tnt.. al his place OF business. I the office oil
=, Y, Christ in the town OF Miller, Ssuth
Dakota. within four months after the hrst
publication OF this notice.
Dotad this 18th day OF June. 1903.
CLINTON f. SoPER,
said Executor.
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Notice for Publication

July 2tG
Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior Land Office at
Huron, South Dakota. June ~. 1908.
Notice il hereby given that the following.
named settler has fled notice OF his inteI.
ton to make final proof I'm support Of Ais
claim, and that said proof will be made I've.
fore the County Judge at Miller, ). D. on
August y, 1908, viz:
CURTIS A. HAMMILL.
II. f. No. 1889, for the Lots l. = & EB
NWH Sec. Z. T.1O0, ", Il. 80, w, 9TH f. NJ.
He names the following witnesses tnprove
his continuous residence npun and cultiva.
ton of said land viz:
Otis H. Hammill, Eliiah Molyneux. Peter
Ramsey. OF Cedar. :. D., Frank Mckinney.
Glendale, $. ID.
c A. BLAKE, Register.
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RAILWAY.
TIME CARD.

Arrival and departur OF trains at Miller
5. d. over c. & n. w. Ry.
GOING EAST.
40. O2-PaEsenger......... a. IN
No, 5O4PuSs"ng"r.. .....,........'.. y 10 y. III
40. S2-Freight =, I'd l:25 n. IN
GOING WEST.
No, O1-passenger. ............,..... IO:l3 n. m,
NJ 5O3-paSsen ger..................lO.1O p. m.
40. 3l-Frei2ht ana accom- .........l2:4O a. III
All trains daily except sunday.
Sleeping cars between Hdwarden and Chi
cugo, and between ManRatO and ChicngO,
and sleeping cars between Brooktngs and
haSOta. -.
Chair cars between Kasota and Minneap
oils,
For further formation inquire of
" b. KNIsKERN, A. G.. JOHNSON,
Gen. Pass. Agt., Chicago. Gen, Agt. Wihona
Mimi,
C. +. FLYNN. Agent.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

HyOu have anything to sell, or II you de-
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notice In the PRESS will bring results
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with double 0 connected by bar
on left side. Enquire of 7. A.
NEWCOMER. Sec IS, Como.
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Ii. II. Carroll wants to buy a
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Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02
FRANCIS VISITS EUROPE
Hopes TO See French and German
Rulers at st. Louis
Exposition.

LONDON, March president Francis of
the St. Louis exposition left tonight for
Paris in consequence Of a letter from NJ.
lie Grave, the French commissioner 10
the exposition, urging him to visit Paris,
and saying President Loubet would like to
receive him at the Elysee palace.
After seeing President Loubet, Mr.. Fran
els intends to proceed to Madrid, and
thence to Berlin, where, II possible, he will
have an audience with the German en-
peror on March 9. He hopes to sail from
Bremen on March 10, on Kron Prinz Will
helm for New York. Mr.. Francis's last
day in London was marked by a luncheon
given in his honor by the lord chief jas
tice, Lord Alverstone, who will be a mem
Der Of the British royal commission to
the St. Louis fair.
Prior to leaving Mr.. Francis said he could
not have asked for or expected more hos
pitality than had been shown him during
his flying visit to England.
"AIl classes" he said, have exhibited
much interest in the st. Louis exposition
and have treated ms in the kindest pos
sible way, for which / am very grateful"
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02

glass. fidelity and other miscellaneous com
panies have reported. Not all OF the life
companies have reported. The insurance year
commences today and State Auditor Car
roll is prepared to send out on Monday
morning the insurance certificates for pub
LEGATION and otherwise TO start the year
right. The insurance report will be pre-
pared at once.
A quarrel took place in a small house on
Market street this afternoon occupied by
colored and white people. Andy Johnson,
colored. was shot and killed by b. F. Cum
ningham.
They live in the same house and had a
quarrel over various matters, including GER
tain repairs Of the house. johnson became
enraged and threatened to kill Cunning
ham. The latter got a revolver and pre-
pared to defend himself. Both men have
wives Of color opposite to themselves. Cum
ningham's colored wife threw her arms
around his neck and implored him not to
shoot, but he reached over her shoulder
and shot Johnson dead. Cunningham says
he was afraid Johnson would kill him.
The trial of James Walker, colored. came
to an end in district court this afternoon
when the jury, which was given the case
Saturday afternoon, returned a verdict Of
manslaughter. Walker was tried for killing
Isaac Finkelstein. The theory of the state
wSs that Walker was employed by Levich to
give Finkelstein a sound drubbing and he
accidentally killed him.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02
DISREGARDS DOCTOR
Meets and Chats with Cardinals in
Room where Predecessor
Died.

ROME, March DIR. Lapponi, the pope's
physician, made this morning a last effort
to induce his holiness to renounce his re-
ception of the cardinals.
He demonstrated with the pope, saying:
Your holiness, my duty is to point out
that your health would greatly benefit by
your resting today"
The pope replied: MY dear doctor, be-
fore your valuable advice comes my duty,
which 1 shall perform until the end"
The audience was held in the pope's pri-
vate library and Leo XIII. spoke continu-
ously for half an hour with the forty-two
cardinals present. No address was deliv-
cred and the most important words were
when the pontif referred with emphasis
to his advanced age and approaching end.
He was led to speak thereof in reminding
the cardinals that the room in which he
was receiving them was the same in which
Plus TX. held his last consistory, he being
present, but in bed.
The cardinals greeted this reference to
the possible approach Of death with a
chorus Of noes and with exclamations OF
1--WE have all come to wish you a long life"
BY this time the excitement OF the re-
ception had improved Pope Leo's appear
ance. When he entered the library his
form was bowed and trembling, but he
now seemed to have acquired strength and
animation. He showed the cardinals a
magnificent antique clock which had Just
been presented to him by the Count OF
Caserta. the head of the Naples branch of
the Bourbon family. Before his retirement
he presented to each cardinal present a
richly illuminated pamphlet, reviewing the
chief events in his pontifcate, including
a Latin poem Of his own composition and
FIVE of his most important encyclicals.
His holiness said: 81 will order that the
few cardinals absent, like Cardinal Glib
bons. also have it."
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02
Gravel roofing. A. H. Read. 12s Main S
Activity in Real Estate.

The month of February showed remark
able activity in the real estate market,
this being especially true as to farm lands.
The month witnessed an unusual number
of large sales and closed with a record
nearly equalling that of the same month
for the year previous, which was the great
est in many years.
During the four weeks of February 217
conveyances of real estate we're filed in the
ONCE Of the county recorder. with a total
consideration Of $612. 69S.61. The last week
Of the month was responsible for more than
half of this amount, there being seventy
six conveyances filed. with a total con-
sideration of 1929. 424.51. The biggest day
was Thursday last, when twenty-seven
transfers were recorded, with an aggregate
consideration Of $50, $3.50.
In February, 1902, there we're PSI con-
veyances filed, with a total consideration
OF $3.50, SS2.52, being an excess Of seventy
conveyances and $66, 1891 money consider
alton, compared with February OF this year.
The total transactions in 1902 represented
an aggregate consideration of S4,SSS.501
aud real estate men look for nearly as good
a year in 1908.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02
WAR WITH TURKEY
Russians Expect Serious Clash Over Mace
dOnia in the Spring.
GERMAN MONEY coMPuIcATEs MATTERS
Kaiser's Subjects Having Drilled
suItan's Troops May Now Finance
Sick Man for Impending
Battle with CEnr.

ST. PETERSBURG, Feb. %. Cvia Eydt-
kuhnen, German Frontier, March 1.)-Some
publicists are Of opinion that only the
sternest language toward Turkey can pre-
vent war with Russia in the spring. They
believe the porte will pursue bands OF
Macedonian revolutionists across the Bull
garian frontier and that public opinion
will compel Russia to interfere.
The car thoroughly understands that a
war with Turkey will be more serious than
that Of 1873. Officers are quoted as saying
that the Turkish army is the best in the
world owing to it's German organization and
armament. There is an inclination here
to anticipate German financial support of
Turkey and, in view of the situation, fore
holdings of a clash are freely expressed in
private, although they are carefully sup
pressed in the papers.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02
RECTOR is DINED
Cardinal and other EccIesiastics Bid
Farewell to Head of wash
ingtOn University.

ROME, March 1-Cardinal Serahno Van
nutelli, subdeacon Of the sacred college,
gave a dinner today in honor of the Rev.
Dennis r. o'Connell, the new rector of the
Catholic university at Washington. The
guests included Cardinal Satolli. the project
of the propaganda OF studies, from which
the university depends; Cardinal Vincent
~Vannutelli, the Very Rev. j.. A. Zahm,
Notre Dame, Ind, and a number OF mon
signors.
received from personal friends two purses
OF $1,000 each TO found two scholarships
and promises Of much larger sums from
others.
He will leave Rome next Wednesday and
expects to assume his duties at Washing
ton in the middle OF March.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02
COMMERCIAL CLUB ANNUAL
Temporary Officers Expected to Be Chosen
for a Full Year Term.
SOME IMPORTANT MATTERS TO COME
Committees which VIII Have Active
Charge of the clubs work to BE
Named by the Presi-
dent.

The first annual meeting Of the recently
organized Commercial club will be held
Wednesday evening in the city council
chamber. In addition to the election OF
officers and an executive committee. a num-
Der OF important matters will come before
the meeting. President Bender is expected
to name at this meeting the twelve stand
ing committees.
The officers who we're elected January 80
to hold office until the regular annual meet
ing we're: President, Victor E.. Bender;
vice presidents, Chris Jensen, w. H. Kim
ball; secretary, NJ. F. Rohrer; treasurer,
Ernest f. Hart. These comprise the eX-
ecutive committee: II. w. Binder, II. A.
Quinn, +. r. Davis, Fl. II. VanBrunt and c.
w. Mcdonald. As the members of this
committee have a number of matters al
ready in hand upon which they have been
working since the organization OF the club,
no change in the personnel Of the executive
committee is looked for. 1t is also be-
lieved that the present officers will all be
reelected.
The committees to be named by Presl-
dents Bender are: Transportation. manu-
features, trade extension. railroad extern
sion, retail trade, municipal legislation,
county and state legislation, roads and
streets, public parks, entertainment, griev-
ances and finance. 1t is the opinion OF
many Of the members that a committee on
advertising should also be named and this
will probably be done.
One Of the more important matters to
be brought up at this meeting is that OF
trade excursions and the formation Of a
manufacturers and iobbers' association.
The executive committee has received as
surance from the Western Passenger as
ISOLATION that reduced rates will be given
for such excursions within a certain radius
of Council Bluffs. The committee. is plan
ming on bringing about one Of these excur-
sions within a few weeks.
Louis ~Zurmuehlen, jr., who was employed
by the club to solicit members and collect
the entrance fees aod first quarters dues,
will make his report through Secretary Rob-
rer. II is estimated that the club will have
about $50 members in good standing.
The clubrooms in the Woodbury. building
are ready for occupancy and are nicely
furnished. Owing to tue expected large at
tendance at the annual meeting Wednes-
day night It was thought best to hold it in
the city council chamber.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02
N. Y. Plumbing Co.. Tel. $50. Night. 'Fss7,
supposed Car Thieves Caught.

John Fahey. August Smith, James Spencer
and John Woodman arc the names given bv
four men under arrest at the city Jail,
charged with breaking into a freight car
in the local yards OF the Rock Island rail-
road on the night of February "a and
stealing a case OF rubbers. a case OF yarn
socks and other merchandise. The men
were arrested in Omaha Saturday evening
while attempting to dispose OF part of the
plumber and were brought back across the
river yesterday by Detective Murphy and
Constable Albert Only part of the goods
stolen from The car has been recovered. A
bundle OF furs and other goods is still
missing. The four men are strangers to
the local police. but Spencer is alleged to
be a we'll known crook from Des Moines.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02
WHERE AIRsHIPS ARE SAFE
Nice Has Place Where Men Can Fly
without Danger of
Injury.

Copyright. 1903. by Press Publishing Coz
NICE, March 1-CNew York World Ca
blegram-Speeial Telegram.)-Nice has the
only "AerOdrome" in the world-a place
where flying machines can maneuver. Il
consists of a steel truss sixty feet high,
across the top Of which is laid another
truss, more than ninety feet long. exactly
balanced and moving on pivots. A flying
machine can be suspended TO one arm and
eounterbslaneed by a weight in the other,
and then can maneuver freely and without
danger. Captain Ferber has erected this
aerodrOme not merely for his own expert
ments with flying machines. but to allow
the use of Il to any inventor who may want
to test an airship.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02
SEVENTEEN DAYS IN DRIFTS
Newfoundland ExpresE, Returns to
starting Point After Passen-
gers Suffer Hunger.

ST. JOHNS, N. F., March lone Of the
two snowbound expresses returned here to-
day. The train left this city seventeen
days ago and only succeeded in getting half
way across the island. The passengers tell
thrilling stories of their experience amid
the snowdrifts.
The other express is still stuck fast, but
the passengers left 1t and walked across
thirty miles Of snowhelds to an open sec
ton of the line and will reach here in the
middle Of the week.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02
Fighting begins in GaIkans.

LONDON, March 2.-The Geneva cores
pondent OF the Daily Chronicle telegraphs
that news has been received there Of an
engagement between Turkish troops and
bodies Of Macedonians and Bulgarians near
Monastir. The Turks suffered a repulse.
Thirty-two were killed and many wounded.
CONSTANTINOPLE, March 1.-Advices
from Bulgaria, Servia and Macedonia re-
feet the disappointment felt there regard
ing the illusory nature of the Rus
sian scheme Of Macedonian reforms which
the sultan has agreed to.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02
nerrIott vIsit. tbe nIun..

Lieutenant Governor John Yerriott was
In the city yesterday for a short time on
his way home to Stuart, Guthrie county,
from a trip to Nebraska. While at the
Grand hotel he was visited by a lumber
OF the leading republicans % the city. Mr..
Herriott said his visit had no political
inference. When asked II he would be a
candidate for lieutenant governor in 1904
Mr.. Herristt said be had nothing TO say
for publication at this time.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02
CURRENT NEWS OF. IOWA.
COUNCIL BLUFFS.

number Of taxpayers and will be hled with
the board today. il will ask that the au.
thorities Of the tVo counties appoint a
Joint commission to prepare the details
Of the proposed drainage system and to
supervise the work. The Harrison county
supervisors and others from that county
interested in the proposed drainage scheme
are expected to be present at today's meet
inc
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02

The third heating stove given by Will
lam Weleh to his coal customers was
awarded to Mr.. William Pool, Twenty-ninth
avenue and Garfield street. Another has
been put vi on the same plan. and during
the next thirty days will be given away free
to one of his customers. Before ordering
your coal call at 16 North Main street or
'phone 12S.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02
The Best Treatment for Colds and Grip

No treatment for colds and grip leaves
the system in as good and healthy a con-
dition as Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
The greatest danger from these diseases
is of their resulting in pneumonia. Dur
ing the many years this remedy has been
in use, no case of a cold or attack OF the
grip having resulted in pneumonia has
ever been reported to the manufacturers,
which shows conclusively that 1t is a cer-
tain preventive Of that dangerous disease.
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02
Plumbing and heating. BiyOy q Son.
Take Up Drainage pitches.

The Board Of County Supervisors will
meet in adjourned session today to take
up the matter OF the proposed drainage
bitches In Harrison and Pottawattamie
counties. The petition for the formation OF
q Joint drainage district out Of the two
counties has been signed by the requisite
Omaha daily bee., 1903-03-02
Very Near a Crime.

To allow constipation TO poison your
body. DR.. Kings New Life Pills cures II
and bailds up your health or no pay. Csc.
For sale BY Kuhn 4 Co.