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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

Corset Waists but sixcs broken. and
you'll notice the price IL u perfect
match All gone but the ia 10 rs.
Choice - black or drah tomorrow,
regular dollar waists az tfc..
GISGIfAN APRONS lee
These are coed. feomy GinGham
Aprons. such 90 sell regularly at zee
each. Friday the price IL 10 be lee
DOM FSTtCs. LINENS
some % the most attractive bar.
gains 90 the day are e. be found In
the following list % excellent Tow
ole. fdneue and Housekeeping Cot.
tons The quality la each instance
IL above the average. fTheHe goods
were not bought 70 seil cheap1 The
stores regular lines. specially priced
Tor the days sale.
isiss ass.s4 sssitss towels. 60 q
inches. Friday 1.ac. i4isC is-inch
unbleachcd all linen crash. Friday
Tor i0c. &c fast color turkey red
damask. Friday isc. IS heavy cream
tamaHk. Scotch make and 81 inches
wide, Friday for CSC. i2iac nne mad.
ras KfnEhamH. ali stripe patterns,
Friday for &c. Sc dress prints, ia
rcdr wines. gra4E and blacks. F'ri-
day eAc 7lsc fancy iight coloTed cut.
INK NAfNNfANs EFAAAA ~ ~ tAfH
curtain scrim. 20 inches wide. good
patterns. Friday Sc. s1-9c zephyr
RinFhams. in neat checks and stripe
patterns. ali eolors. Friday &C.
STOCKINGS
A thousand pairs Of good Black
Cotton Stocking, made 20 sell az 70
cents a pair. VIII be sold tomorrow
AZ 4 pairs Tor 2sc.
VESTS size
Another batch % SWISS Ribbed
Vests FOR women. no sleeves. often
used Tor corset covers az price
that VIII make the selling exciting,
2 fnr &c.
NOTIONS
At the Notion Counter there win
be- a hig sale Of lunch boxes There
are the kodak style. fold up when
empty. SOS 20 Rlln into the pocket
The maker intended they should sell
"a Csc each. The price Friday win
be made ahsurdiy lnw &c each. Not
more than two viii be sold 20 a
buyer At the same section there
viii be these lowered prices.
Pins for 2iac. t5e Dressing Combs
FOR zoe. De- Witch Hazel Soap, 2 fut
ice. Fancy FtIned Elastic. an colors
FOR l0c. 20c bars CASTLE SOAP fof
Use. o. Pins for ac Toe Coat Hang.
efs Tor o.. 25c Writing Paper per
box, i5c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

with bullet hole IN the grinning
skull the skeleton 81 a man was
found between New Castle and Rem
ton. on the Columbia q ruget sound
railroad, last evening, This morn
inx. acting under Instructions nom
tSsroner iieye. DEPUTY Coroner
IxhRm Investigated the case and
brought the hlsathsd honea - the
Houney. Watson fnofgue, Murder -
The theory 81 al Nho have hooked
into The case,
No trace Of the identity % the
dead man could be found. His cloth
INK. which was u good quality. VAS
inject although the flesh had al
most entirely disappeared. No papers
or money we're found In the poek
ets and the Identifying marks on his
ciothinK and hat had been worn
away BY the elements The head
had heen carried several feet from
the trunk ~ the body BY Wild ant
mails.
George Smith. a ieg9er. made the
sroezomc ind yesterday afternoon,
AT the tim. he it'd not rsEllse that a
foul murder had been rerpetrated.
The skeleton Law between Lake
Washington ard the =. A \, :. rail-
roAd. one mile and a half frorn Rem
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PA N I(,.

ST Loula Ne. April % - .. "a
Iluletia Tire laiheHai Arts buiisaNk
IL nNrfrrup dsa aud = panic ia rs
minrnt WuHnsu are fHintinM ant
arr in inuMur IF being ffafnisssd
Tha poliae fafss u inadequate and
ths sergeant alarms has galssd pH
gitlaHus and usNHp#nsf men 90 help
sirar the aisits The sgrsmsns u
omen fsn .. riaialY heard over fhs
tamuii or Shouts Edmund hneh. al
President Francis - clear thc aiaHs
tie said wufnsn aud children are
falafinE esd mHtssa asfRrfhfnE is fn-
atnutly Dose aHaHa wti nr msuY
deaths AZ gNopia are being crushed
President FtHneHe has sent fsrulhrf
~ fhr commission 81 clear the aiHisss
a number ~ aafssn ara being ear
fisd aut unconscious e. ths hospitals
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BULLET HOLE THROUGH
GRINNING HUMAN SKULL
Foul Murder Comes 10 Light Through Finding of
a Mans Skeleton Near Misunderstanding 10
Reveal Identity of FieshiesS Bones--Tr Tragedy
i'm the Forest

ten and about see yards FROM the
Failgad track The arms and shout -
dera Of the skeleton We're IN hob
low stump sud the hauy LEGS were
ON the gfNund outside The top %
the stump was level with the
gfpund.
Several feet from the stump was
the skull az the dead man stiil wear
ing the hat An umbrella. 81. rather
the frame u one VAS sticking in
the ground few feet from the
stump
The point that leadn the authoH-
ties u believe that murder Was com
ulitlxd h the fact that there Was no
money IN tho pockets If the dead
man also that De owned an cS-
pxnzivv meerrhaum pipe The pipe
Was found near the skeleton b. Dep
uty earoner lshHm thlA morninN
eEram the position ~ the skeleton
and the umbrella. PIPE and the
stump. / think that the man " no
ever he WAS had been smoking ana
Waa sitting on the rdxe q the h0i-
low stump" saNs tshan The pipe
We found this morning very near the
skeleton. iart as II the man had
dropped Il after being shot Ills um By
brella Was stuck ln the ground near
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

Innings
Good. sturdy English silesias IN
ali the stpic shades aud ilght coll
orH. worth ios n yard Friday sAc a
yard. NerceriEed sataen skiftings
In the neat gray and black stripes.
worth regularly 80 a yard vii b.
marked for Fridays selling Al sc n
yard.
csc WASH SILKS. &C.
These are the finest Wash sHkS
, that are imported. the richest tAicta
effects in the hanaNomeat rulurs. Al
SIC a yard they're absolutely the
beat. tomorrow they'll &c at tsc .
yard.
soc MoHAIRs. ssc--
Thses Dotted Mohairs are the most
practical ard most ssrvtceahle fab
RE yet produced Tor Summer Waists
and Skirts Moreover. they're cm-
inentiy fashionable. which IT, best
reason 81 aii, Yard wide. choice OF
black. cream. blue and cardinal.
Selling quickly az t0c a yard. yet for
Friday the price ts lowered 70 ~.
MUSLIN GOWNS. Sc
These are such as sell regularly az
sc each. full size. excellent quality.
yoke made Of small tueks. tomorrow
they 80 for 3ec
500 PILLOWS FOR slke-
These are Handsome BED Pillows.
filled With fine feathers. as soft a.
down. and covered with art licking
IN pale blue and rose figures ard
stripes. such as these are not com
mon even at two dollars each. FRI
day we snail place on sale 200, and
the price VIII be but slss each,
CCHENILLE TABLE COVERS
These are I5c stand Covers. fun
ca size. with deep chenille ffinged
OF plain odgcs. choice OF red. blue
or green Effects. worth zse. for Csc
The selling OF the Annex begins az
o'clock and continues until h. m.
IN case any Of the advertised lots
sell cut. other items viii be added
equally good. there are no dlasp-
puiHfments az the Annex bargain
sales
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RUSTLERS
LYNCHED

TecaoS. Arts April % a lynch
ing and kiilinE Ia the iluachurA
gssauntaina IL the result q concert
81 plan u gaftismsH asaihat rue
tlrrn The hods ~ the victim iYnrhs
Ell Il that - = huY nuf ever II Year,
cd A lsEsnd plaHsd 90 the shirt.
wfitteu H. heHiaan and EnMiina.
sad Death O. cattle thieves % 90
anx mar eAunht skinniua beef HNpt
ga ths fMnss
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FIGHT ron
MILLIONS

INDIANAPOLIS. April 80 The
hrafinE 81 ths petition for a writ -
~ bsas corpus la the YuuuK Moses
1EaA Ter case began thta morning In
ahe federal opuft vaufn. The array
- legal talent vas too great O. per
saIi q hearing ins eaHs 81 cham
hefs. The arguments - far have
Hzsn confined % legal grounds
rather than a. she sanity Of the
yssuns millionaire
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01

Los ANGELES. Apra sa.-Po,ic.
resis On tire cars Of the Huntington
system early this mcrning. expect
ms trouble ever the s.ftk~. There
Was no ciseTsssr. The men sal they
are not defssteJ. buf thar a ssrlas
has been deferred The rial cause
81 the failure 70 ;is-ap the liars last
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FRUIT cROP
rs RUINED

tIScotN. ses Apsu 81 a deep
blanket - snow ana siest iHYs over
a greater portion ~ the state The
mercury h Ia the taeutiass X IL
rev aiasost crrtaiu that tie sntlrv
fruit crop vii pfgNe a failure, i1-
VaiyinE = insa ~ millions - aaiia4s
e'ren experts say that wheat = egiy
aIiEtlfIN AAmaRnd.
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EXPLORER DEAD

sr PETERSBURG. April sa- rani
de- Chaiilu. the famous explorer and
writer, died At midnight Hia death
was the result q 4 partial stroke Of
paralysis received yesterday.
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rhiu itysliea vas damaged consider
ably ~ ARE r hich traae cut in her
hold while shr lay Ia that haftsut
about I've weeks agn
The uyateH had a fuugh yosaEe
arFssss ftath faet.Ha and had fsEsi
undcrsoas considerable frpaifs she
had finished taking nH cargo and
was about ready Tor sailing " hen th-
firr broke sat ~ "a said the darn.
aEe viii amat4at 60 many thousand
dollars #HA STAT she steamship = IA
hr delayed for several WrFkH. under.
E0inR repairs.
The FeHaft q tae fife was eon-
nFmrf - ne iarai a'ffcas - Prank
WafsHhnusn q g. TIE damage " as
very slight however snd Il r am
nouueet that the HYedea viii AL
May ffum ilnnEhenE Tor 1aenflaa.
A. PEI - hesiaie
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A FATAL
COLLISION

MATTEAwAS. n. r. April -
~ head On collision 80 the NsA
Haven railway ~ wt4nixflI. enc
man vas KILLED and tu'u fatalif IT,
JareA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01
cHALLENGER'S
NEW MAST

LONDON. Anfii ga dispatch
from Gre~ncek SAYS that the new
mast OF the Shamrock III MAS step
ped to-day. The waFkmcn arr now
strengthening the TtgsinK
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uiKht ts because the men waited Zoe
each ether % leave tho carr. There
Was no concerted action 81 the cfit-
teal moment. and the men would not
srave Organizer ahafsF - san
ffsneisee admits that Il iupks ike
a nHnie
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01
BAER AGAfK

NEW YonK. Arfii - rrssidsnt
fsarr Mes aEaiis On the stand before
the inisFstafn lsNmmHfs~ enrumitsiaa
hearing to-day lie naEiE denied that
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the eoAi-CafryinA roads discriminate
aeainst independent operators. eish-
- Ia rates 90 IN furnishing ears.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-05-01
DAMAGED
BY FIRE

vfgToRfA. a. C.. April - Ad-
xssss frem Honxkerg. received tu-
day. state thar the Amrftean Hfsam-
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StOne,FiSher &Lane
49, . a4.tr2

TIE ANNEX
Conner Second Avenue and Univer-
sity Street
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Chndreu's a.pisce suitH. worth
o -. IN WutHfsds aud Fancy
GheViata great bargain nov
: roinE for ..............l.s..e 3.Aa
IS Knee Pants s...s.ssssss.ss.s 3bs
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Mems Shoes

Nena "a 90 Shoes. hand sewed
throughout. strong sniss. broad
wslts .......... ......4.. tR.2o
Mems High Finished. Extra strong
Hand .srwed Shoes. worth - q
s9,2O
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Chuarana q r. All Wool piece
auiis. nas suias faf s1.2S
Chiidrsn'H $500 and s. 90 Suits. 2.
piece. Norfolk knee pants. AZ
wool. with ~ Wlthuut uiior cd.
lar .......... ........ r2.35
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-11-06

tiers and trimmings would make a
man long tor the capacity of y wash
tub. Every man, who is a man, loves
good coffee, and the coffee the ladies
furnished on this occasion was delic-
ious to the taste, golden to the eye
and . balm to the ''innards.' They
made their pie with Swandown -four
aad their coffee was the famous
Three Star brand from the Henry
Grocery Co. In the booths were
dainty gegaws offered for sale by
dainter maidens who know how to
make the best of q bargain. The
place was fairly crowded at meal
time and no wonder. Dainty solids,
and liquid Injuries with beautiful
women to Issue them is oil any man
could ask for.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-11-06
FIRST ROAD TO the RIVER.

Attorney N. K. Griggs is n Of
the men who never grows old or
allows worry and care 10 wrinkle
his brown. He has more genuine
song and poetry in his make up than
any other living American and ad
the same time he goesinto court anil
prosecutes a case with more energy
and vigor than an any man at tina
bar. He has opinions on every pub
lie question and expresses them fear
lessly His views on the capital
question are something of a surprise,
considering that he is connected
with an opposition road to tn
ones that are supposed to be bene-
fitted by the permanent location.
He said: while l have no informa-
ton at all touching the matter, bui
looking at it from q standpoint OF
Black Hills interests. l think tho
people here will support Pierre, for
while they had q very good hope OF
getting a road through at an early
early date, between the Hills and
Pierre, to change the capital from
that place would not only end this
chance, but make it sure that all
travel to the new capital for years To
come would necessarily bs clear
around the east end OF the state
II the pioneer-Timss was a sport-
ing man it would wager forty cents
that the Burlington wonld be the
first road to build a line from tho
Black Hills to the Missouri river.
Make a note his.-Pioneer-Tim Times.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-11-06
School supplies at McNamara's.

School supplies at McNamara's.
DR.. Eugene May at Library Hall,
Nov. Z.
A Miss Cleveland, Of Wittenberg,
Wis, has taken up school works at
the Indian School.
Ii you need a Trunk, Suit Case,
or Telescope, so to C..ase's.
The Mosier home has been sold to
Mrs. S. E. Holcomb. The Mosier
family will occupy it until spring.
II you have potatoes to market
see me. Swander Grocery Co,
Hopes are now expressed for the
recovery of Harry Hamilton, who
was injured on the roundup near
Hermosa.
Subscriptions taken for any 0 or
magazine published at,MoNamara's
book store.
Jack Collins has just returned
from an eastern visit where he has
been looking up the latest kinks in
photography.
Now is the time to sell your pota-
toes. The Swander Grocery Co.,
will buy them,
Miss Ella Rankin is again at her
old port in the Bee Hive store, Miss
Rankin has been in Haine's keystone
store for tho past three years and
her many friends are very glad to
have her back here.
Mrs. Sarah Gregory, mother of
Ben Gregory, left this week for
Marvin, Iowa, after a pleasant visit
with her son and family.
Mrs, J. S. Gantz returned this
week from Alaska to remain thi.
winter. Mrs. Gantz will doubtless
have some interesting information
to give US, which will appear next
week.
2. D. Q.-Printing done good, at
the Union office.
Halloween passed without n
serious damage to property. A
couple of prominent young men
were arrested by a police and we're
taken before the mayor, who told
them to go home, 60 to bed and be
good boys.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-11-06

( Lead Call: The city last evening
voted to offer q reward of $500 for
the parties who killed Joseph A.
Marcoux 1T his home in this city on
Monday night of last week. The
council also took steps toward hav-
ing the county commissioners offer
. like reward and the governor will
be asked by the mayor OF Lead to
offer q reward. In this manner. 70.
gather with the amount that a be
raised by private subscription, =
fund q be raised that it is believ-
ed will induce some one to take hold
OF the case and thus bring the muir
derers to more sdeady justice than
it is thought by many now seems
probable.
Col. Richard Lee in again among
us after HI absence of several years,
SO he states. The Colonel is the we'll
known GUS. Grant" mine owner
and phylanthropist, and has agreed
to give away nor money than any
ten men in the United States. He
is being somewhat annoyed just
now by o frivolous little matter OF =
hundred dollar mortgage la the
Grant which the holders thereof
+ about to forclose. He assures
Us She matter 10 OF no important
anes whatever and that when he
feels so disposed be will wipe out
the trih,ag obligation. The Grant"
10 Q patented claim near Keystone,
Judge MCGEE has adjourned the
November term of court until Dec
J.
B. E. Allendsr, of Creston, has
moved his family 10 to I'M for the
winter.
The ladies of the Baptist church
gave a successful oyster supper
last Fridayevening and realized a
neat sum for their trouble,
The Mining Mems Association
will issue a fine illustrated book
which will deal mainly with the
mineral resources of the Hills.
Zach Holmes, has finished
t%hreshing for Olson Bros. nea
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-11-06

Geo. Wells, of Deerfeld, reports
that the snow storm in September
about cleared out all the crop in hi.
section. Mr.. Wells owns some val.
liable land uear I)eertield.
146 for fine printing.
Tom Sweeney is having an adver r.
tisment of Rapid City printed on
the back of all his envelopes. This
costs Mr.. Sweeney several dollars
extra with no direct return for him.
When it comes to public spirited
ness Tom Sweeney is in the front
ranks.
Go to Chase's for bargains in
Lawns, Ginghams and Percales.
The Granville Graves, colored
troop will open in Rushville, Nebr.,
about Nov. 20. Granville has scour-
ed the Hills for players and says he
has the best colored combination
that ever left the Hills. He decided
not to play in the Hills until his re.
turn next season.
The Unions phone is number
146.
VALLEY Forge" played to a good
house Wednesday night. The play
lost some of its value and beauty by
not having stage room enough TO
bring out the spectacular features.
The parts were well rendered
throughout especially the man who
played the British Major.
An elegant new line of fine
jewelry and holiday novelties at
Trowbridges.
Rev. Frank E. Lynch, of Wichi ia,
Kan, says the the people were
pleased, delighted, instructed, in
spired. One gets a now conception
of this remarkable village, the peo-
pie, and its world famous drama, %
he listens to this great lecturer. DR..
May 10 worthy Of a place in any bu-
reau or upon any lecture platform in
America. At Library hall. Satur-
day, Nov. z.
Fine line Of gold, silver and
nickle watches, from $3.50 up, at
Trowbridges.
G. A: Hagar, superintendent of
the Madison, S. Oak, Chautsqus.
DR.. May on the "Matterhorn" Is
not equaled in the United States.
I have heard the lecture five times,
and would be glad to hear it again.
The doctor was with US four seasons
at Madison, S. D., Chautauqua, and
we seized on him for our first year
at Big Stone Lake. At Library
Hall, Saturday, November Z.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-11-06

Blackhawk. Oats went up to
seventy six bushels to the acre and
fourty-four pounds to the busbel,
No nilgatlon.
Alas this world 10 an snvious
place. Lot a man even put IN a
cute little safe in his Office and
straightway the jealous bankers at
tempt to belittle ii and say rude,
mean things about it. We were
forced to buy a safe to accommodate
our vast sums of the ''flthy," and
to make doubly sure against night
providers we tied the door of our
safe real tight with bright new
binding Irvine. Now we under
stand George Schneider of the
Pennington County Bank is cir
culating a base canard to the ef-
feet that the Irvine We USE on our
safe is old second hand Irvine, and
not new twins at ALL The idea!
As though we would use anything
on eur safe but the very latest up
to-dats patterns of Irvine! And
ames HALEY Of the First National
in his rage that we should put in
a safe that had prsttier stripes on
it than his safe is alleged to have
said, he don't believe we've got
anything in our old safe anyway.
Let these bankers beware! W.
are slow to anger, but we strike
fearful blows when We are aroused.
Far be it from u to snatch the
bread from hungry mouths, but if
our bankers are not very careful ia
the future OF what they say about
cur safe We shall lot eur passions
loose. W. shall deal then a ter
rife blow BY positively refusing to
borrow another cent of money from
them. We don't wish to do this
for the bankers sake and we hope
they will not bring upon their
heads any such calamity.
Telephone 146 for careful and par
tieular printing.
The Congregational ladies had a
glorious old fair this week and clear
cd up some $3.50 for their work.
They held their fair in the G. A. r.
hall and gave dinner and supper as
well as sold articles from booths
furnished by the church ladies. The
meals were something elegant for q
fact. They had a chicken pie that
would tempt q saint and their oys-
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-11-06
EASY MONEY.

Lake & Bump have a half page
ad. in this weeks Union on the 7th
page. Get all the copies Of the I'm
Ion you can and cut out TIE lad"
The person bringing in the largest
number of lads" cut from the Union
the following two weeks will receive
$500 in cash, the next largest num-
Der $l.OO. 1t costs you nothing
all you have TO do is to cut out the
ads and bring them to the popular
Price Store by B o'slock Saturday,
Nov, 18th. Borrow your nsighbors
papers.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-11-06
FOR SALE on TRADE.

Two four-room houses. two lots
with each house, on Riverside Ad.
d,tion close to school house for
sale OF trade for horses or Cattle.
One house has with it a barn for
eight head of horses and COED hay
loft. Clear title will be furnished.
Inquire at the Union office.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-11-06
HAY AND PASTURE.

About two hundred tons of good
Alfalfa and native hay for sale and
fine, large pasture with running
water Torrent. Inquire of
VIC ANDERSON, Barber Shep)
Rapid City, S. D.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-11-06
AuCtiOIl!!

On Saturday, Nov. IA, I
sell at public auction in
Rapid City fifteen full
blooded. this years Here
ford calves, unregistered.
Here is a 6~rst-class oppor-
tunity to secure fine stock
at a nominal price. Re
member the date and be on
hand.
S. JOSIE HgLl..
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-11-06
THE PIANO CONTEST.

The Ligaum Vita Club won the
Cable piano by a big majority as
will Do seen by the following vote:
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1903-11-06

Blackhawk. Oats went up to
scventy-six bushels to the acre and
fourty-four pounds to the busbel.
No Iilgatlon.
The free press. (Southern Pines, N.C.) 1898-19??, 1903-08-28

The last legislature made a
law saying that a nurse in an
application for license must
show a diploma from a nurs
es' training school. or an en-
dorsement from three doctors.
Trained nurses in North Car.
DINA must have a license; at
ter Jan. l, next, a regular
board of examiners will be
organized and applicants eX-
amined the same as doctors,
lawyers, ETC., before a license
will be granted.
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