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The Grit-advocate., 1903-11-13
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE INSISTS
on RECIPROCITY WITH CUBA

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~a- with Spain. and will be Fiji t1--
the- Increased oy Tie building Il me
ts:hn.is- canal They sys both military
Ind economic. The granting 10 u 1y
CEoa .. ras asTa9 stations sb.ova alluded
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The Grit-advocate., 1903-11-13
Denver Cotton MiIIs Closed.

Denver. Nov. il.-Ths Overland cot
ton mills at Overland closed down Eez-
,erday afternoon because Of The laca
Of coal This is the first large ilsr-
tituion in Denver that has had To cioza
on account ot the coal strike Their
are abou. 800 parsons employed AZ the
mill. President Jerome 0. me com
pany stated yesterday THAI every sf'
fort would b. made 10 have The mill
resume within the next few days and
that coal would be obtained # posi-
BILE
There is supply Of coal o. hand
at the uilI. but il Is nO' large. "ha'
there is will he UEef 10 keep the
buildings warm and prevent the
freezing Of the pipes.
The Grit-advocate., 1903-11-13
Cabine: Rymcr Ceni.c.

Boston. Nov ll-"There = not q
bit o. truth in #. 20 Tar as an con
cerued." was the comment made by
John Mitchell. president Of II" United
Mine Workers. with reference 10 the
dispatch which stated that Nr. Mitch
ell would become a member Of the
Cabinet Of President Roosevelt 10
succeed George 3. Corteiyor. who was
to resume his former position as sec
retarv TO the President.
The Grit-advocate., 1903-11-13

What. choice milling. pr lli It's
81 g5; TIE. Colorado. bllk- ps- 40 ,lss
:4c.: oa-s. ouI.. Nebraska asE. ~hL-a.
si13. mtreo. I'll: il szck. Co.o-at1
white. s-z5; com. il uuIE- &c; COT
chop. ssc.a5. :<c.; Colorado co-a an
oz. chops. sacked. 81 - bran, Co!S-
.ado. PR 100 lbs. 15c-
The Grit-advocate., 1903-11-13
Colombian Troops 6arret.

Washington. Nov. I1.-Cpon re-
ceiut Of d report b. the state depart
uent that several British vessels were
70 Dc chartered by the Colombian GOV
eminent 10 take troops from Buena
Ventura 10 the isthrnus. the navy de-
partment has ordered the Boston to
proceed of Buena Ventura and in the
event that the troops start for the
isthmus. the commanders will be in
formed that they cannot land.
The Grit-advocate., 1903-11-13

DR.. Marshall Of the Agricultural De-
partment at Washington. D. C., during
his recent visit to Colorado procured
near Hugo, the brains, hearts and 9th
er internal orga1s of three locoed cat
tie. for the purpose Of having them ex-
amined and snaIyzed by government
experts in order to ascertain. if posi-
uIe, what effect loco weed has on the
animal system.
The Grit-advocate., 1903-11-13

Upland pr ton, sl2rfGl3l-1: se,ol5
h-o-Iom. choice 10 fancy. s. --t.'t1 lp.4..
good 10 choice. sI-rsG.-pr; timo-nE
1920; timothy and clover. SiL"9; a
.alta, prime $50: sIs~, A5yg5-4s. .
SoV.a PARK wire grass. Sl!-ol-
The Grit-advocate., 1903-11-13

Cats, Ike politicians. give voice 10
their most DECIDED utterauces while
on the fence in the dark.
The Grit-advocate., 1903-11-13
Eggs.

Eggs. t-esh, loss Of. doz.
Eggs, fresh, case count. Goz. -.
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live Poultry.
Butter.

Elg.a market ................. =
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C-esme-tss, extra. eastern 80. -44Z5
C!eaus-tez, a-slG. Colorado and
eastern .................. 2LG22
Process and renovated goods,
ID. ..................... 1919
Store packed ................. I41l5
Cooking butter ............ -3Fg-3
The Grit-advocate., 1903-11-13
sreep.

Thz following qco.z,tc.s rso-ss@-,
I he prizes ls!c OF -h4s lA-xe- 10.
q. EEssy:
The Grit-advocate., 1903-11-13

P-ocazs and renovated goods,
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-04-23
~. W.
NOTICE OF TAX DEED.

Notice To the owners and to the persons
In whose names the following described
Lands and lots are taxed that Tax Deed
viii issue.
10 The hri~s of j. ]. Smith. deceased Ms to
lot %. block 20, Corporation Add. To the
heirs nf W. :. Ensign. deceased. NJ to lots
j. Loves Add 10 W. w Rutterneld, as to
lots 81 and ~. block .. Johnson Il Bray
tons Add. To w. W. Butterheld M 10 lot
-. Block Z. johnson & Brayton's Add. To
the heirs Of j. j. Smith. deceased, as To lot
Fl. block q. original. 10 F. e. Clayton ~
to lots and >, block ~, Johnson & Bray
tons Add. Tea W. W. Rutterfeld "a to lots
p. 81. 8 81 block IL. Johnson Brayton 5
Add. To II. VI. Weist'r rs To lot Z, block o.,
Johnson & Brayton's Add, To W. l.. Har-
tnn's Add, To T. II, Cally a. % let .,
block -. Johnson 4 Braytou's Add TO +.
+. Parish as to lots 10 and IL, block =.
Johnson Bray toms Add. To ;. II. Ed
RraytOp's Add. To the heirs Of J. J. Smith.
decensea. az To lots - 10 ~. In block :.
Corporation Add. to Rec Heights.
All of the above lot. are situated in the
town OF Rec Heights. in the County of Hand
and state Of South Dakota.
Take Notice, that a regular sale OF lands
and lots for delinquent taxes held In end
for the County Of Hand and state Of South
Dakota on the 9TH day of November 1900.
all the above described lots. tracts. and par
cells Of land were separately Offered for sale
Tor the taxes Il ne and unpaid thereon for the
Near 1899. and were separately bid in by
the treasurer 81 said Hand County in the
name 81 said county for the full amount Of
the taxes. interest penalty and costs due
and unpaid thereon for said wear ] S9g, and
the certificates Of u"chRsp wee thereafter
duy aIsiEhed by the treasurer OF
said Hand Go. to !. Il and W. Il. Gard
rer who are now owners and hold
or thereof and more than two years
having elapsed sinre said sales, and
no redemption having been nnde of said
lands, lots, tracts or parcels Of land. or my
thereof, you ARE further notified that the
time for redemption will expire aud a deed
or deeds will be mnde for said lands. lots,
tracts and parcels of land ~ sixty days
from the competed service OF this notice
Dated this 18th day nf April 1903.
b. X, & W. e. GARDNER,
Owners x Holders 81 certificates OF Purchase.
By =. V. GHRIsT, Attorney.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-04-23
cemsat Walks.

The city council ut lis regular
scssion last week informally dis
cliSspd the cement walk question.
II was finally agreed that the
I omnittee 81 streets and alleys
should go ahpdd and get the
grade established by the county
surveyor preparatory to havin"
cement walks put in.-Woon-
socket Times.
The above item Is similar to
Others seen in different state pa
pers during the past year. Ce-
ment walks have become the
popular thing in many towns.
They are beautiful, practical,
and will ont wear many plank
walks. They cost a little more
to start with, but are cheaper i'll
the end.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-04-23
Notice of POsrponement OF Sale.
Aich 1917
Mortgage Sale,

Whereas, George e.. Firest0nc. and Sara
r.. his vile. mortgagOrH, mOrtgnged to
Henry Young aud II. Austin Clark, mort
gayces, The following desc ribed La nd situated
IN the county OF Hand. then in the Terri
tory oil Dakota. and now in thr state 81
south DaEota, to-wit: The North Eas
quarter OF section five t5l In township one
hundred ana twelve Gl3J North II range
siXty-hne l69l West. ana which said mort
gage y dated Jnne 2ist. 1888. and was re-
corded la the register Of deeds office Of s,id
HandNonaty ON the 23d day 81 June 1883
In buS ? OF mortgages on page l22, and
was aitcrward duly assigned by said tncrt
gagees to Ara y. Potter. and thereafter wa
nssignel by Dclphine A, POTTER aud Edwin
\, Booth, the executors Of the last will aud
testament of said Asa y. Potter to Seth X.
Humphrey: and both al said assignments
have been duly recorded In said Hand Couns
Y.
And whereas partial release Of said
mortgage was made by the then owner
thereof on Feby. 2Brd 1885,. whereby thst
part Of the mortgaged premises described -
Lot of the North East quarter Of said sec.
ton hve (5) was released from the lien Of
said mortgage. aud whereas default has
been made ia the payment III the money Sc
cured by said mortgage. aud the amount
claimed 10 be due theron at the date Of thls
notice ~ the Eum Of Twelve Hundred DOB
lars, principal and Interest. besides the SUR
OF Fnty Dollars attorneys fees stipulated
therein. ANA no action or proceeding hes
been had or commenced to recover the sim
secured thereby or any pnrt thereof
Notice rs hereby given. that by virtue q
the power of sale Ia said mortgage. and pl
the statutes of south DaSuta, the sGid
mortgage will be iorrcloaed by n sale Of AL
OF the said mOrtgaged premises, except Lnt
j ot snme, heretofore released from the Ealo
mortgage, ut the front door Of the Conrt
House In the town of Miller In the County,
of Hand aud state OF south Dakota, on tire
fourth day of Nav 1908 at ten O'Clock Y
the forenoon ui said day, at puDlle auction
To the highest bidder Tor caHh That POl.
ton of the said mortgage,l premises 10 -
sold Ii Lot and the south half Of the Norm
Last quarter al section i've (Jb In Township
liz, range 90, In the county OF Hand anu
State OF south Dakota, and being all OF tne
North East quarter Of said section ,, except
that part deScrthed IA lot one In the u .
Government survey thereof.
Dated this 10th day Of March 1908.
SETH X. HUMPHREY,
Assignee Of Mortgage,
by =. V. CHRIST. his Attorney.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-04-23

Quit wOrrying-about any
thing. Nine times out OF ten
worrying does not right the mat
ter worried about. The world Is
wrong, things, are off color, peo-
pie are not just right. But they
have been SO through all the
ages. and will continue SO long
after we worry ourselves into
the grave. Thousands OF little
things we worry about really
make very little if any difference
with our lives, regardless .of how
they turn out. To obtain a
change from many ofthe things
that may he unsatisfactory to
us that change must be in our
Own minGs-and often that
change is just to accept things
pli!osophicallY as they are, and
make the best OF them without
Worrying.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-04-23
Apr 23t7
summons.


Summons.
Sta'eoisonth nakbtal In Circuit Court.
County of Hand. Sixth Judicial Circu I
j. - II. johnson Lind Company, n cor
poration. Plaintin.
Augustus Peasley, Charles T.. potte, ond
Hand County n body corporate of IN, Stat !.
of South Dakota. Defendants
The state OF Sontb Dakota To The Above
Named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned and reuI,ir, d
to answer the complaint of the plalntin m,
the above entitled action, which will h,
filed In he office of the Clerk OF the Ciseuit
court of the sixth judicial tircuit In andt,r
Hand County. In the state OF South DOkof n
and to serve copy ~ your Answ or mon
the subscriber at his office In the city nj
Aberdeen, Brown County, south Dakots
within thirty days after the service ~ mi.
summons upon you exclusive ~ the ,Iav ~
such servire: aud II yutf fail to ans "a ~ an III
complaint within the time aforesaid Ka
plaintin IN this action will apply Ia the
court for the relief demanded in tho com
plant.
Dated this 2ith day OF March, 1908.
w. + MASON,
Plaintiffs Attorney. Aberdeen. y. NJ
To the Def ndnnts above pant.J.
Take n'dice TINT thS ron,utaint Ia tho
90 tho hrk az the firrun CONT Ia ANA ~,
Hand County south Dakota, NpriI s.,nd
1908
" MAsor
Aitorp"r Ior rlaniiH
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-04-23
Tho streets OF Miller continue

The streets of Miller continue
in a frightful condition, and
teams are mired nearly every
day. Some effort is being made
to fix them, but the idea is rapid
ly growing that a sewer system
is the only thing that will fix
them right. There must also
be systematic grading. There Is
enough of a hill on some part OF
nearly every street il property
graded to fill the low places. In
fact a systematic plan should be
drawn, with map of town, for
grading, ditching et''., and then
work perslstemtly to that plan,
as much as can be done each
year. 1t will take some PERSIST
ent, energetic effort, but it must
he done soner or later. Another
thing that should be looked
after is the roads leading into
Miller. II the business men and
citizens want to keep their trade
they must take time to interest
themselves in these matters.
They are ofgreat Importance to
the welfare Of the town. Moth
Jug will turn trade away from n
town quicker than bad roads.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-04-23
20" cotapany Attention.

The inspection of the ComPa'
ny bv the regular Army lnsrpc'
tor will take place at the ar.
mory in Miller ON "Wednesday,
May 9th, mt 10 O'Clock, \. NJ
ANY member absent without II
reasonable exruse will he consid,
cred n dpSprter aud treated AZ
such. BE ON time. Regular
drill every Saturday night at {
O'Clock sharp BY order OF the
Adiutanr General.
j W. COQUILLETfE, Captain
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-04-23
Rec HEIGHTS.

Miss Mamie Elfrink returned
Saturday night from a winters
sojourn in Darlington, I'll.
Robt. Wareing YVES able to dc
company his mother home last
Friday, where lie will recruit W
after his severe illness.
Clifford Hill, the thirteen years
old son of H. Hill, is very sick
with innamatory rheumatism.
and with symptoms of typhoid
fever.
Glen Willett is building a car
riage house.
W, Camp is painting the Van
Dusen Warehouse for Gardner
Bros.
Mrs. Fannie Brundidge arrived
last week from Nina. to visit
hsr stcr, Mrs. Schermerhorn
and other relatives.
Mr.. Almond has moved lrto
the house vacated by Mr.. Yoe-
man.
Messrs Rglcwich & Ieae are
putting down an artesian well
for Moore Bros. in 1870.
Lewis LaCoss, started for Ia
Porte City , Iowa, Saturday
in answer to q telegram stating
his brother Archie was not OK,
pected to live.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-04-23
Alch 26t6
Su'MMONS.
State o'south Dakota'l In Circuit Court
County ofHand. thJudiciai Circui'
Charles @. stark. Plaintiff.

laa =
County Hand. sixthJudcisi Circui'
Charles q. stark. Plaintiff.
VS.
Edward Dewitt, Maggie Dewitt his VIE
FREDERICK Il. Uay. and Alley j. Day, ms VIII. ~,
william III. Momsen az Asssigner inr VA
benefit ~ creditors of Frederick L, Day. a''u
Hand County, c0rporatios, Deiendan'''
SUMMONS:
The state OF south Dakota sends gfest
ing To the above named Defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required ~
answer he complaint of the plaintin ~ tns
above entitled action. which said colnPih,snr
was fled In the ONCE ~ the Clerk of tne IA
cut Court. Sixth Judhrfal Circuit WITHIN a ~.
for County ~ Hand. state ~ South Dnko,sSes
ut Miller, In snid county aud state. On w
2nd day 81 March, A. d., 1908. ana 20 So t.t
copy sf yonr answer to- said eompih.%ks
,on the subsrrihers at their ONCE W h s
City of Sioux Falls. South Dakota, wn .hIs
30 days from the dat 81 the service oi WI N
summons npon You. exclusive, OF the nas IL ~
such service, and II ron fan to appear ~.
answer Within the thirty ~" ma
aioreseid the IIaintin viii apply Y" ~.
'our foi the rcllpt demanded IN bli W"
plsipt
bated at STONY Falls, south nah ota' ~
2nh dat ~ Marola \ y 1903
Sirrp,nes wi>tv. .'cnrE r
Ploiriin ittorneys. sioux IalN' =
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-04-23
Alch 26t6

MCh 26t6
Timber Culture. Final Proof-Notice
for Publication.
United Stntes Land Office, Huron. SO. Oak.
March 40. 1903.
Notice = II hereby given that John VI
Walsh has fled notice OF intention To
make hnal proof before the Clerk OF rourt-
81 his office In Miller. y D.. on THURSDAY
the 9TH day of May 1908. on timber
culture application No. 1Ol02. for the
Southwest quarter Of section No. %. In
Township No. lilo, North. Range No. ~
I W. 9TH L. NJ. He names ~ witnesses
James IL Burke, Joseph Hutlcr. Alfred
trhckel. Frank Butler all Of Cedar. =. u.
The personal testimuny OF claimant Will
be taken brior" tn Clark ~ the supreme
: Court OF the District of Columbia. az rs
Office III " Washington, ID. G., May Z. 1903
&. A. BLAKE. Register.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-04-23

1t is reported that n majority
of the different Iresbyterirs of
the United States have voted to
accept the proposed revision OF
creed of the PRESBYTERIAN church.
The general assembly will decide
the Watter ut Los. Angeles, Cal,
in May.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-04-23
Aich 2Gt6
Notice for publication.

Mch 26t6
Notice for Publication.
Department 81 the Interior. Land Office 4
Huron. south Dakotn. March Is 1903.
Notice Is hereby given that the following.
named SETTLER has hled sUtice oi lis Intpn-
ton to make final proof in support ~ his
claim. and that said proof will bS mad. he
fore the Clerk OF Courts at Miller. y. n. ON
May ;, 1908. viz:
SAMUEL Il. THOMAS.
II. f. No ld125. for the W "A See. IL, II.
11J. ", Il. G6. w, 9Th PM.
He names the following witnesses IN nroro
his continuous residence upon and caItiyn.
tion OF said land viz:
III. Is. Porter. A. A, Miller. and l.. l.. Sla-
son, Of Burdette. s. D.. William Baker. Of
Helmick. s. ID.
c. A. BLAME Register.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-04-23
Alrl 2it';
Notice for publication.

Notice for publication.
Department ~ the Interior. Land Office a
Huron. South Dakota. March Is, 1908.
Notice IL hereby given that the following
named settl"r laS fled notice Di hiL intrn-
ton to mnke 'tnal proof hi support Of his
claim. aud that said proof will bp mad. be-.
fore the Clerk OF Courts ut Miller, 5. D. on
May 3. 1903. viz:
PERCY NICHOLAS.
H. T.. No. 1900. for .he 81 NEH and
\ 4 + q Sec 30, 4. liz. ~. Il. 60 W, 9TH
Ire names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon md cultiya.
ton Of said land VIZ:
James n. Berry. OF Rec Heights. s. D..
Frank Conan. Dnn Parkhurat and John
Ruggenburg. OF Miller.
&. 4. BLAKE. Register.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-04-23
Very Low Rates to California and
Return,

Very Low Rates to California and
Return,
Via the NORTHEASTERN Line.
First-class roundatrip tickets on
sale May Sd and 18TH to 18th to
Los AbgeleS and San Francisco.
Favorable limits and stoporer
privileges and choice of routes.
The Overland limited, most
Surious train in the world,
leaves Chicago daily 500 p. M.
Less than three days Ell route.
Drawing room and compartment
sleeping cars, obseFlation ears,
dining ears, buffet libraro cars,
(barbera ami BATH, electric light
ed throughout. Tmpe trains a
dry from Chicago to the Coast
through without change. Daily
and PERSONALLY conducted tourist
car excursions to California,
Washington and Oregon. For
particulars apply to ticket agents
Chicago 4 NORTHEASTERN R'y.
16t7
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-04-23

April Dt6
Timber Culture, Final Proof
for Publication.
United States Land Office. Huron g.,
Dakota, April 2, 19OY. ooath
Notice II hereby given that Alfred p,
has hled notice Of Intention TO max u se'
proof before the County Judge MT his mai
in Miller. :. D.. on SATURDAY. the 10th o az
No. lO453. for the Northeast un ,,s,'..oa
Section M. II. In Township 40. Tia ",
Range M. 30 W. 9Th y. NJ Notii
lie names ~ witnesses: Robert W,r.t.
John oleson. Richard l.. Smith, Ciarnnss
|. W. Smith. all OF Rec Heights. :. y. 'S"'r
Z A. BLAZE, Register.
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-04-23

Money to loan on real estate
at 8 per cent interest. Address
J. II. KING, Huron :. d. Orcall
on J. l.. KEYEs. Miller, ). ID.
21tf
The pioneer press. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 1893-190?, 1903-04-23
HAND COUNTY LhND
~ at
For Sale or Pert.

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-09-15
JUDGE SCOTS EYE SIGHT
HAS BECOME IMPAIRED

The many friends in Rock Island of
Judge Guy c. Scott, of the Illinois SUI
preme court, will be grieved to know
that he has been suddenly stricken
with an eye atfiiction and has been
deprived nearly entirely of his sight.
All Will hope that the affection is
merely temporary.
The Quincy journal says: Judge
Guy c. Scott, of Aledo. just recently
elected to the supreme bench to sue
coed Judge in. Carter, of Quincy, is
having serious trouble with his eyes
and has been undergoing treatment
at Chicago and Burlington.
six weeks ago. while riding on a
train, he picked up a time table to
see about making some connections
he had in view. and to his great as
constituent found that his eye-sight
had suddenly become defective. maxi
ing it impossible for him to read the
figures. This was the first time he
hadnoticeda weakness in his eye-sight
and he became somewhat alarmed.
Since then he has been undergoing
treatment at Chicago and Burlington.
Otherwise the judges health is pretty
good and he continues to push ahead
with the work assigned to him by the
court, his secretary, Homer Dimes, of
this city, reading everything to him.