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WANTED Hoy. one acou0iutrd Nyt h tl,n
retail srocery lueinrs. pre- orr d. ri @
r-icrcpro Address pe-H fY.s office ~,
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N''' 'lOHgSDgt aut dn9 "ei.ns testers
and sH,r plain business la6d one = VINO
irtr,u. youus college gradaat,s and In.
best man that can be had for $40 per
uloLlA 1pulsss de1o thle once, -
WANTED Clothing solicitor foT retail
trade, Houston Galveston and vicinity.
hustler rnn make good salary; permanent
position Tor satisfactory man address
l.., ms ONCE -
HILP ANTED-Strong woman 10 attend
helpless Invalid io,d Iadyl by me month
tNN's required Apply w C'o"Io6o95
t,IteL. -
$3.50 ne" va - NN' '"'H"A "
t"0h ana h"ip c''ah UP mouse, none put
l'''o"'' hNu tNptHeHf'u Nduleu' ttINI
Si"'S i'qNitl. Apply Aiter u CLOCK
N"hua5 morning. iHV4 crawford street
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WANTBDA hrst-class machine hand
pauy. -
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. position open for
right man, not TO canvass but 10 travel
for old established manufacturers with
lar lfn' l-uFt 4aI au1 1# m
,'. ".., - N.Y. , ~ 1870 ~ wa
'IrlGe not gssIs'
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Phlladeinhia ia. 81
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brouch store. salary s1SOO veariv. s930
caeT dc1nsi, rc,nJrss stoto nra,i,o,,gg ~
prrlanra AMI 6u6II6cItions. Address Man
ager lock drawer 1862, Chicago. %
. ,TIt CI-t-I, ~ i,.- GA .-t.--+,,
/ fo pre1ara fnr trovoiinr. so nor month
! md ali expenses; inclose self addressed
1 envelope for our reply. superintendent,
TOG Star building. Chicago. -
] - INNS -, - $500 = ---- - -
1 .,,os of ,,capri 80 ,,t, ,,9
FAD se, NJ" ontgt 10 RRnr mo sV Jcn,s,t
/ good pay stamped envelope for particu-
I lars Modern Supply Club, 1l2 East 3ist
street. Chicago -
i-PI,T mn 7,.p1T,-T ,-I,717 y - Wv G-7c,
on 81. Iaui, fos men to learn barber
/ trade, special offer allowed for thirty
/ days MS "" have no college nearer; steady
! practice rHn only De hnd IN larger cltes'
! takn adY.u iagc 90 the best opportunities
ct l"aSt expense, short term completes;
TOOLS. dIPl"ng5 positions ana hoard given;
'' i,c., ~ ram or ',l' ,i},,
,i,. ,ror'5t Lr,rrh sT,inr s--stcr, IT,,
lar rouale Vow GrIeans In or 81
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tOVB-"Spirit" Perfume Of Mexico. How
10 win and retain the affections against
all rivais--thc quick. harmless method Of
the tropics. Sent free Address T. {.
Merican Co, box 1875. Los Angeles Cal.
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SEND 10 cents for latest issue Texas mat.
rmoniai and correspondence paper, plain.
lv sealed: all Texas people. T. Ball. box
651. Houston. Texas. 3
OPTICAL profession successfully taught hy
mail In your own home. Big money for
competent opticians. Write FOR free book
on the subject. Jacksonian Optical Col
lege. Jackson. Mich. -
YOUR FORTUNE TOLD from cradle 10
TSaves what tell you comes true: send
1ime and birth date. Prof. J. Myers
drawer Is- chiesre rs
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WANTED-An agent In each town to t0ke
orders for skirts made 10 order; stylish
swell dreSsers win appreciate them big
Inducements 10 right party The London
Ladies' Tailoring Co, 1923 Olive, ST,
Louis
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ladies IN work doylies and center pieces
ut home, all materials furnished; highest
prices Paid; NO canvassirg. Send stamped
Ing, Chicago. p
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'APATEE SALESMAN TO cover rrvas
with Etaple line high commissions with
yAce OF 500 monthly; permanent posi-
tiof{to right man. Joss IT. Smith ro
lpHNt. Mich. ~
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PERSONAL.


PERSONAL.
MARCH sITCCEss-"Iaud 50 cotton
limited edition 1Oc. Lewis Music CO..
Dallas l0.G0o sold 40
TtTp c-,,,,,. -ic,s1., -. ,f,-...-,I,,. .-,I
Thn-sdar as,,,, 81, ~ ,s,f,.,. ..,.i ,..,v
Saturday nltuee. 20
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~ H., AuTr,art',n l'4'Tius 2gl'I w. ~
wf.F rs
MML. j.. NGalPHAI's Partisan new eye
-''-I '-"'t-. @H' .es'"Ai,o tvi rent ~
adj JACKSON street. -ouffs
'' de- -,'' s- ~ q. -' 20
lr.r "a a. i,f..r,., .,.,.h.. . .....
~ 80 49, ~. 80 " ' 'He9 =" ''o,5i
go ~ .,' 4- N-'4, ,i, rs H''1
'.'D-iN7 5 80 % '''N'-. li'-H 4eiI AtAas
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owl SlFAN DYE WORKS ladies' gen
r.-,.ta 'ra J', me- o., I'D IN hi'l1 u.s.
urs+ cI,.. ,+.i,''.. 5 f.I.,,. 'I @ A."
t, y. N'' s ' ''l'',''H h''.W OF ""
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WANTED Evcrywhcre. hustcrs 10 tack
signs distrbutc circulars samples, etc;
no canyassiug; good pay Sun Advertising
Burcau. Chicago. -
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n A%1llp Men everywhere; good pay; 10
distribute circulars, advertising matter.
tack sieus, etc; no CONTRASTING National
ADV Bureau. Chicago, %
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slvc ine line of advertising novelties,
signs, leather goods and calendars; new
line now ready; permanent position; OK
elusive territory; must he experienced
in these lines; state experience in detail
and send several references August
Cast Bank Note and Iitho Co.. st,
Louis Mo
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FREE TRANSFORMATIONS 10 New OrTo0Us
trade. special offer allowed for thirty
days MS wr have no college nearer; steady
practice uau only bc had I'm larger cities;
take advantage oc the best opportunities
ct loaSt expense, short terw completes:
TOOLS. diplomas. positions and hoard giEcu:
beware OF fakes using similar pumos, We
NAV. no college IN Texas or Colorado;
write nearest branch. }iOlcr System Boi
nnr College, New orleans, La, or ST.
Louis Mo 70
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., patentres and me-
ohanics, and every one Interested 10 pat
ents md Inventions TO send for our In
ventors Guide This G0-pago book sent
Free Contains full information about
patents How to obtain a patent what
10 invent for profit and how to sell a
patent. This elegantly printed book sem
Free TO any address. O'Meara & Brock,
w. Washington. u. q. 2S
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WAS SAVED from consumption after
my. cnse had been pronounced lncurablc
and hopeless by eminent physicians, II
you are suffering from this dread dis
case and viii write me ] will gladly tell
you without cost how II was done at
home; my sole object is to he Of some
benefit TO humanity. Rev Melvin l.. pc.
den, pastor Church OF Christ, 223 Stone
street. glastonbury. Ohio. -
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COLOHED MAN. sober and Trustworthy
to prcpar" for travelling; $50 per month
md all expenses inclose self addressed
envelope for our reply Superintendent.
TMg Stnr hullding. Chicngn. .
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PROMPTANESS APPRECIATED -Ofhce OF
Sanger Brothers. Dallas. Texas. To Nr.
w. III. Patterson, manager, Texas Depart
ment Hartford Life Insurance Company,
Dallas, Texas Dear Sir: We bcs 10
acknowledge receipt OF your companys
check. No. O0O05. for $4,000 In settle
ment OF our claim under policy No. 1s6,300
OF L. Bernheim. The promptness with
which this claim has been paid surpassss
any settlement OF this kind we have ever
had with any Insurance company, and Il
gives us pleasure 10 express through you
our thanks for same Very respectfully
Yours Sanger Rrofhprs ~
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$40 TO 55y1 MAY BE INVESTED 80 the
stock q q Houston manufacturing enter
prise which will earn from - to 100 per
cent annually, 10 per cent guaranteed.
payments on stock may ac made ln
monthly iustallments; MA opportunity
will not I've open but a short time. Al
dress aI14 this office. 3
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TWH Auditorium Dancing school VIII siE-
hop Tuesday aud Thursday night eEtiy
week. IS
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MARRY-send &c for big descriptive list,
ladies or gentlemen, many rich and want
70 marry. Mutual Exchange, Denver,
Colo
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DIR BusIEy, phyalciau and Surgeon has
moved TO 1Uy9ia Texas avenue, over
Chronicle, old phones 2325 and 300; new
200.
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EDUCATIONAL.

Ant Nc stone cutter wishes 10 learn 10
llr cutting Address W. II. n Ir. Ens-
lLlnlLy street, Palestine, Texas %
NANVEp Private pupils tor German.
french. music and penmanshlp hy ma
I'VE or Germany. Graduate from state
Normal School IN Hamburg. AppIv to
MISS Marie WohUeben, 1a1G jackson
street Old phone 2372
SHORTHAND TAUGHT at your residence
By Ill. this office "a
THE hest system Of shorthand tTuThf AZ
1920 Malket; IS per month. Ok
Private Instruction IN English. German
1904 Crawford. ~
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TNOsT WANT ADS ARR

| numerous because they pay
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LADIES to make aprons dressing sncqucs
md articles Of wearing apparel; goods cut
ready 10 sew; no OUTFIT to buy; no deposit;
good pay. stamped envelope for particu-
lars Modern supply CLUB. ll2 East 3lst
street. Chicago -
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1855; 65S5; 6645i Hbili tbHoi ufoi oHi 70 Z
t;hgB: $500; G5I3: Q5@3, G5I3; 2S8S DS4N,
$500, esq i74p, lsl9, GG7l GSi3, %
no. GT5n. NG-u
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NO. 40. ....,,.,, a-, ,5..., ,-.. ,s,
sTs,c,o ", -,r,,iritie. 'i, and sscp wei,
sttM OF tnPu,l(lcS HnI - 80
itPlVl Us PH44tup'et VA mss ',p 80
Iates tAe INcI' euaIahteeu Wy o'' u''h'
G'F's' PRICE )" cents
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RIO To E,-i MAY Re INVESTED 800 the
s+orL - o. ftcrs+cu ,,,il,fn,.fitriu, rui ,r-
prise which win earn from 70 TO 100 per
cent annually 10 r.r cent guaranteed.
n vrnents an stool NAV he made lu
monthly iustauments; lila opportunity
viii not I've open but short time. Adj.
dress 9114, lAls oilce.
1,Icc yv--I.p =, -, -, ---,---,I
NIse =. ~ li,h WI nptn ner ttii,I1IolGG
cry CLASS M"u9iaF' ! Gnruy1IE = W''i IenCn
rolled slonld COMO ~ once Ola phone
o464. 1O1G Pruirlc avenue. I'll
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T.. BERNHARr, san Francisco Tailor. The
biggest cut ou pants 10 order ever offered.
see sec prices 40 travis. -
THERE arc two baby bows for adoptIon at
tbe Infants bnrnc Io1n' onk strcnt ~
-
ALL KINDS hair work TO order, including
new pompuJour aud dip 323 Mason
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IF YOU have ma odd houI TO noyo. gru
or want To buy call j. F/gcrr. house NOV.
er. old phonc a. "9t
-----------------------
MISS CORA TOOTH viii take n limited
number ~ pupils in reading and clucutlou.
class or p,tvnte i1OT Mckinney 4
- ----------- ----------------,
DANCING SCHOOL Nonta Roach and
VIE, Bryan halI; new classes nov f"rm-
-9E- 6--n l-------e- -
,..
Pc hOIS n 49, w SIiO IN
nessions 7i0 .Tr,,.ig stroot JncTt donrs ~
RrJstoi bo+oi eneciol ,nd,,cemcnts oserot
nnniia anrcIiinr during mo nrrsnnt r,ontn
nI5 nhnno isf, Ntrs I King min.
cipnl. ?,
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PROPOSALS win he received AZ
the office OF the Glen Flora Sugar re-
nnery until $3.50 p M Wednesday. Jan.
nary o. 1903, for the construction OF an
irrigation canal IN Wharton comfy. an
proIimat1ng 6S.oO0 cubic yards. prnnle
and specifications can be seen at the
Office Of the Glen Flora Sugar Rennery,
Wharton county, or at the ofhce OF W n
Meriwether Eagle Lake W. T. heri
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ATTORNEYS DIRECIV~,

L. h. MOODY
Attorney for First -,
Setionni Rank Of Houston; -snue
'"'0- iooslh Congress Aver
GTEXANDER BAR it.tS states ~
notary public an9 'ronefess, -
sioner Ofhce l0IO-2 ---------
NUNN IS MUM, ar LAW ..rta
AIIoHN CRocKETL5 n. = 4
" Townsend, AttorDspl, essid,si y, Y
General Collection AgenL frHlH
lima County Nations f'
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MAGNETIC HEALING Prof n. A. Mey.
ers cures all known diseases without
drugs or surgical operations. Personal
attention given 10 all patients Call at
office. 1910 Congress avenue, -
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THE evening classes meet rucsday aud
Thursday evening at 3 O'clock and rFrty
Saturday matinee. 20
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talking proposition; driving hustler pre-
frucd. good remuneration. Address
* s. Hltg office %
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WANTED--A woman to cook and stay Ou
place. Address Mira Bell Drummer -
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|WNTU WVNTT, VT1A ~ TI ~ =
THE FJltkE CAN Re TOLD by the
worlds greatest demonstrators and PEI.
formers " the most wonderful Seats ia
NpiIltuUllsm, and mind reading, North
worth has been before the American pe0.
PIE fol fifteen years, and 80 considered
the highest ugthodly on occult science,
has by request OF the leading citizens To-
Gated in his own residence 40. 1918
Prairie avenue. WIN give each and every
casc lis own attention. No fee iu nd
vance You TO be judge, unless you arc
perfectly satisfied %
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Modern Machinery of the West
ern Wheat Harvest.

The grower who raises asquare
mile or more ofwheat is constant
~ looking for machinery that
will lessen the expense OF harvest.
ing and threshing the crop. For
this reason, the machine known
as the header has come into
favor within "a few years. The
header clips the stalks OF wheat
q few inches below the head OF the
grain, and no binding is neces-
sary. 1t cuts Il swath twelve
feet wide. The four horses which
furnish the power are hitched be-
hind and they push the machine
over the field. A self-binder is
drawn by three or four horses
and cuts a swath six or seven
feet wide. 4 header will harvest
forty acres a dav, while the cap
acity of Il binder is fifteen acres a
day. The cuttings are carried
from the header, by an endless
belt, to a header barge, which is
driven beside the machine. When
one barge is full, it is driven to
the stack, aud another takes its
Place. The advantage OF a bind
ei is that the wheat can be cut
before it is thoroughly ripe, az
the ripeniag process viii cOLiiaoe
in the shock. Harvesting is often
begun with Il binder and finished
with q header. A new machine
which is being tested by the farm
ers is a combination binder and
header. A header is indispens-
able when the wheat isshort. 1t
lessons the expense of harvesting
AZ the wheat goes at once into
the stack, instead OF beingshock-
ed and then stacked.-From
This Years Big Wheat Harvest
in Kansas, in the American
Monthly Review of Reviews for
August.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-08-06
How Some Coins Were Named.

The origin of the names of coins
in present use is curious. In many
cases they imply a standard Of
weight that lost its significance long
ago. This is the case with the Eng
hsh standard, the pound. The word
shilling is of German derivation,
like penny, which comes from the
German pfennig. The word crown
comes from the image placed on the
coin. The name franc was given
by King John, who first coined these
pieces in 1860. They bore the mot
to lie Roi Frank" king of the
Franks) and were Of two kinds,
one representing the king on horse
back, tho other on foot.
fieS an Eskimo Secures a Wife.
An Eskimo youth is qualified to
marry when he has succeeded in
killing a polar bear unaided, for the
courageous feat proves him capable
Of providing for the wants of fam
lily. He starts forth at night to Sc
cure a wife, which he does by seiz-
ing the first girl he can surprise I'M
awares. She naturally screams and
draws the whole village population
about her, who by raining sealskin
scourges on his shoulders aid the
maiden in escaping. He pursues,
running the gantlet of kick and buff
fet, until he again catches his lady
love. And should she once more es-
cape and be retaken third time by
the .amorous pursuer the maiden ac-
cepts her fate and becomes the
Young mans wife.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-08-06
Grand Millinery Opening
The Enterprise Store.

We have brought our entire
stock which was the finest and
most elaborate in Aberdeen, to
Miller, aud will have them open
for your inspection Monday,
August 10.
We have n complete line of all
materials for late and up-to-date
fancy work.
Sofa Pillow Tops, cords,
ribbons, and materials to en-
broider them we have in plenty.
Our line of Battonburg and
point lace materials is perfect.
And we call especial attention
to our Stamped Linens; Doylies,
Center Pieces. Table Covers,
Lunch Cloths. Dresser aud Side.
board scarfs and Tray Cloths.
Do NOT
Fail to examine our stamped
Colored Linens. They are the
latestout.
Also our beautiful Richardson :
and Brainard & Armstrong;
Silks.
TIE principal silks used in en-
broidery are the Floss aud Me
Mile. We make them speciality.
We also have Typography
goods.
LESSONS
Will be given free to all buying
Typography outfits.
Walter Pratt's pcrsins and
toilet articles are complexion our
stock. See them.
HAIR GOODS.
More HAIR goods are used now
than at any time in fifteen years.
We have them complete. Swis
ches, Pompadors hair rolls, puffs
the, novelties as we'll as
usual line OF side combs, hair pins
etc.
The finest line OF ladies stocks,
hair and coursage bows ever
shown in Miller.
All day Monday and Teesday |
our entire stock of linens and
patterns will be sold ut great |
discount. Come and see u.s..
MISSES WHTCoMB & LEoyARD. !
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-08-06
Wedding Bells.

Married AT the home OF the
brides sister, Mrs. Dan Walsh
on Wednesday July 22nd Mr..
Bernard Werdel OF Gam Valley
and Miss Minnie Burke of Cedar
$. ID. The bride wore q beautiful
gown of pale blue silk with white
applique and white ribbon trim
mings Miss Kittie Burke acted
as bridesmaid and Maurice Burke
was groomsman. The ceremony
was performed at eleven O'Clock
in the presence about fifty guests
and alter extending hearty con
gratulatious TO the BRIDE and
groom, ,all sat. down to an
elaborate dinner. The afternoon
was spent in social chat and i'll
the evening the guests took
leave TO the home of the. groom
where n grand Wedding dance
was enjoyed by all. Mr.. aud
Mrs. Werdel will take II two weeks
wedding tour after which they
will occupy the old Burke home
stead H. Cedar township. The
best wishes ola host Of friends 90
with them. Following is AZ list
of presents which they received.
Large parlor rocker, John Burke
and wife, 4 piece silver tea set
Dan Walsh and wife. Set Of table
linen, J.J. Hickey, LeMars Iowa,
Sugar shell and butter knife,
Kittie Burke, Silver butter dish,
Frank Miller, 2 fancy rugs and
chair Lewis Lacrosse, Silver berry
spoon, Thomas Walsh, Set table
linen, May and Kittie Walsh, Set
table linen, Alice and Mamie
Butler, Set table linen, James
Douglass, Silver butter dish, p.
II. Walsh, Silver bon bon dish
and set tablespoons, Fred Miller,
2 Silver Nepkin rings and tidy
Lewis Lacrosse, Colo parlor clock
and large parlor lai!fp Clara and
Maurice Burke, Glass water set,
Ed. Bower, Large hand painted
salad bowl, James Brrke, Harlor
lamp Peter Werdel, large picture
Lizzie Gregg, Salt and pepper
castor, Z. Hayes and wife, 2
hogs and l dozen chickens Will
Alternately and wife, butter dish
Alternately children, Fairof vases
Welcome Gray.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-08-06
Inc Life Of q Bird.

.S.aall singing birds live, from
slit to eighteen years. Ravens
.,Ec lived Tor almost a hundred
ears in captivity and parrots longer
ban that. Fowls live ten to twenty
icars-and are then sold as spring
chickens to young housekeepers.
The wild goose lives upward of a
hundred years, and swans are said
to have attained the age of, 800.
The long life of birds has been in
tcrpreted as compensation for their
feeble fertility and for the great
mortality of their young.
Obviously, as Weisman observes,
such birds must reach a great age,
or they would long ago have been
exterminated.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-08-06
Rec HEIGHTS.

Miss Eva Whitcomb was
visiting old friends here last
week.
Mrs; Schemmerhorn's sister
returned to her home in Wiscon-
sin Mond ay,
Mr.. Richmond is very sick tho
"a little better this, Tuesday
morning.
Mr., White shipped two car of
sheep last Satrrlav
Mrs. Huntley has gone to Ill.
to spend the month of Auguset
and escape hayfevcr, Mr.. Hunt
ley will occupy the pulpit dur
ing her absence.
A large company of gypsies
camped west OF town Monday
night. There should he allow
passed prohibiting their torment
ing people by begging, and their
determination to tell your for
tune.
Miss Marian Crawford of.
Huron, visited May Camp
several days recently.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-08-06
An>eoSoeSeNNN-N~7
TO OUTSIDE SUBSCRIBERS.

Hand Go. Driver Norvel Rice
and Ayr old Dakota Horse Rob
ert Nc.
After winning the $4,000 purse
at Indianapolis making a second
Of 2:1Gh and the $4,000 purse
at Lafayette in very slow time as
reported in last weeks Press.
Rice started his horse at De-
troit in the biz N 4 NJ. $4,000
Stakes there were 12starters and
as the track was only wide
enough for 6 they were started
in two tiers and Rice drew tenth
position, which placed him in the
rear tGir well to the outside. In
the pools Kice's horse sold well
up among the good ones. The
first heat was won by u gray
gelding John Taylorin 2:12h Rice
was only 6. Second and 3 heats
won by a 4 year cid Wilks horse
in 2:10X and 2:l3XRice was 9Th
and 9th. liz the Bird heat there
was bad mix up. Two drivers
ran into each othnranl he horse
following went right over them
a complete somersault aud
Wilson, the driver of john Taylor
was thrown clear over the rail.
John Taylor kicked him self free
from his sulky and ran home in
third position, returned to the
Wirewith the other horses, and
won the next two heats and race
IN 2:15 and 2:10k. | gness Rice
with his horse only coming out
10Th, reckless driving and run
away horses on the track got
discouraged and sold Robert Nc
to Fred McClang OF Laport,
Indiana for S3000.00. Mr. Nc
Clang put Scot Hudson up be
hind him and started him that
afternoon in the NJ & NJ $4,000
consolation stakes. Six horses
started, only one selling lower in
the pools that Robert Ne WHO
won in straight heats in 2:1O4
and 2:12, Il faster average than
was made ia the big stake.
Mr.. McClang made u very good
deal by buying Robert Nc for
$4,000 in the forenoon and in the
afternoon OF the same day win
ming out more than the cost Of the
horse and changing a $4,000
horse into a $4,000 horse in a
few hoursis making good money
and will add to Interpolation of
Dakota racers. As Robert Ne
is only 4years old great things
are naturally expected of HIM.
We are sorry our Hand County
boy was not as lucky as the
horse. Aim.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-08-06

Reports from the range west
OF Pierre Indicate % very heavy
shipment OF cattle this fall, The
surplus is larger then usual and
several of the largest ranches
are closing out business because
the settlers are closing the
ranges.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-08-06

You can keep clean with soft
soap but it il rather unpleasant
and most people pelfer something
a little less strenuaus. Coles Car
bolisoap is the best soap for per-
soual use. 1t is purely vegetable
exquiaitely perfpmed and it keeps
the skin soft and free from blem-
ishes. BE sure Gou get Coles,
Sold dy j. ID. Fitzgerald. 31t2