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FOley's Kidney Cure.

Will cure Bright's Disease. Will cure Diabetes.
 Will cure Stone in Bladder. Will cure Kidney and Bladder Diseases For sale by Arizona Copper company.
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\ CALI has been made for the terri ,'rlaI democratic contention to be hrid at fhoeniN. Tuesday. September t'th, to nominate a candidate fn,. uoIe&atc To congress. The representa- non oi the various counties IS as fol-
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Wm. Blair ro mastec of the A. &
 N. NJ. railroad, been a very busy
 man since the hefvy rams eeS In about d week aoo Tn. track in places along the line between Duncan ana Lords burg is badlv u ashcd and damaged, but Mr. Blair has managed to get trains throuob c very day, though the passenoer is usu.tlly several hours late. Mr. Blair says if there are no more pad rains he will soon nave the roadoed Tn fairly good shapf' put II the rains con time tbere will Joe much trouble along the line l.,rEe crew of section men a"e being workd "a along the line.
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Sino Iunr Il laundry which was re- ceu,lv burned out on COnglOmerate avenue. is nout open for business on Conner aveone under the manage ment of Quonp Nee. SIS
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Stops the Cough and Works off the Cold.-Laxative Bromo-Quininc Tab lets cure a cold in one day. No Cure no Pay. Price 2:I cents.
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IoNorAH. Nevada, last week held o three days carnival in order to properly celebrate the arrival of inc railroad. Goldfelds, tue new boom camp, which is only twenty-fve miles rom Tonopah, will make an effort in nave the Toad extended at once. From all accounts Goldfields has brighter prospects than Tonopah. These two phe enomenal camps will have n tendency to revive mining throuoh. out the entire Sagebrush state
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TIE piucky little Japs seem 10 be pivin" the Russians decidedly the worst of it. II is now pretty certain thaL~->will win in the end.
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The following Arzonians have regis. tered recently at tts Hollenbeck Hotel in Los Angeles: I. E. Scott, c. T. Hir,t and wife, l.. Corpstein. F.. L. Budier. R. f. Fletcaer, J. NJ. Burnett, Phoenix: Geo. F.. nrbv, C. l.. Gains lev. Ben Sneed andwife, Miss Moslis, Risbee: w. Stonerk Kidd. Morenci; NJ
 l. Lyons. J. Dicketon, w. A. Dicker- son. L. F.. GibbonsiT. R. Jones, Tue son: B. F. Graham Douglas; Geo. w
 ',s Norton; 2ma G ArenSa,a cifsoa and F
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Notice of Dissolution of Partnershin

The hrm Of l'ascoe X Webster bav. Ing this day dissolved partnership hv mutual consent, notice is hereby crive1 that MT. C. r. Pascoe will in f1tnr, carry on the Livery < Transfer bnsi- ness, will pay all bills due from the nrm. and will collect all accounts dne the same. N"e Drted August Sth, 1901. En-
 tan mines, for July. have posted the magnificent sum Of sa37.5O0 in alVidends, nearly round million nis Is a splendid showing and cor. rooorates the ott-repeaied asser,io, that Utah Is great mining state.
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Y mining blanks at Cop ice.
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,be ausuices Of the MofS4 ciuo. Mir Wheat is of the GilmorsY n stitu.e of Chicago. and we unders md, Is quite clever with his mits. f1!s many friends wish him success ID ms new line.
 Charles Jay left on Mo nday morning for his old home ;n Nebrafka 10 see his mother and father. Fho leave sbortlv for the old country. At the same time Charlie is enjoying much needed rest.
 Mrs. 5. c. Starrett wa5 presented with 2 very fine rocking chair, by the members of I. O. O. F. for the kind ness extended to Mrs. J. ", Poorman in Der hour of need, in ta }g care of her little baby The latd tr. Poor man was noble grand or 4x lodge at this place.
 C. H. Hyde. J. H. White, George Work, A. Barlow. c. Dk klroy, J; J. Roscoe. H. A. Suily, HIS. Sully, w. R. Rnssel. F. F. Smith. J. F; Ciease- ! land. James Dunseath. J! D. Williams, J.. K. Williams and Dr. J. E. Storey attended the ball game m Clifton on last Sunday.
 i News has been re ceivfd that large portion of the troops equipment Is 1 now on the road. The boys stlll have plenty Of equipment due them, such as mess pans: knives, torks, oia ke Us cookinG utensils. etc.. and 1t Is hoped that they will be well fixed in tht course of week or ten days in case
 they should be called oht.
 Owing to a meetyFo of the demo
 cratic delegates Wednesoa
 oi,,ht Can,air Tufr Yag;as unable tl
 drill the troop. Fir{ tLlent; Purdun
 was moving from CRper Mo9ntai'
 Hill to Quality Hill. sss11o0A-4.:aeut
 McGonigle took .cE1Sc A mlstaE was made in the tim4, and the secon
 lieutenant led the boEs of at o'cloc
 instead of 9:3O, of cotirse the boys ha
 no kick coming.
 Mir. and Mrs. C. H.. Mitchell hay
 been compelled to postpone their d' } parture for Topeka, Kansas, owing the serious illness Pf Mrs. Mitchell ) She is now at the Df C. hospital, an
 her condition is rfported as beln somewhat imprOved{ It Is earnestl , hoped that her reco9ery may be rapi, Work has commdpced on the ne
 steel trestle and coaa and coke bins a l. the D. c. smelter. The concrete pie, n are already in place. and several ca
 War; Warden X Allen db., Of Milwaukee e Wis, are on the ground. The trest . will be laid with 1lree lines of fit l pound steel rails sO'as to be accessib d for both twenty-inch and thirty-si-
 inch gauge locomotives and cars. e The dance given It the Morenci clu ., on last Friday nigh. in honor of M t and Mrs. Carl R. Tossell, who will soc r. leave for Caiifornil, was success " There were about twenty couples
 all. and the very petty dresses of il I. ladies, and the cod costumes of u n- gentlemen, made dancing vel Is favorable feature fven though 1t ,g August. w. F. Mf'ris was master O. ceremonies.
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rnn oId -meN.4S, plant :. of the, the old Old Dominion Copper ii1inf ,liii x Id3n smea,Hg dd,ng company, of GlobS' WI'i f,,'co cnoao uUT 1eiij II AuQast .5=7 g..,.l tAAsa-- be blown in about q month later.
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HUNDRED LIVES LOST
 IN COLORADO WRECK.
Passenger Train Plunees Into a Roaring Stream, Where the Bridge Had
 Washed Out.

Pueblo. Colo. Aug. S.-Rio Grande train No. II (the Missouri Pacihc Flyer south and east bound. crashed through bridge over an arroy at Dry creek. near Eden, eight miles from Pueblo. at o'clock last night.
 The latest estimate of the mum Der oi lives lost places the total al loo or more. IL is believed that there were l25 people on the train and only about two oozen survivors have been ac- couuted for.
 Dry creek is 50 feet wide and h feet deep with steep banks. The water was flowing across the trestle as the result oi a cloud burst.
 The engine had gotten almost across but slipped back and the baggage car, smoker and chair cars plunged into the l torrent. The engine fell on IL, right side. The diner and Pullman did not go down.
 The operator at Eden. mile away beard d cry for hell and rushed 10 the scene d. soon as possible. When the news reached Pueblo rescue Train was rushed to the wrect and soon 200 people with lanterns ano torches were patrolliug the river fol miles.
 The express car was found near tn scene of the wreck with the sale opef and its contents gone.
 --i---Na6ing of day the ful
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ADVERTISING RATES.

Local notices I'5 cents per word each inscr- tiou. T Obituary Notices over l2 lines and Cards Oi ThafIks charged for at the regular rates.
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The conver,ion WAS called to orda oy John !. BirdHo, chairman of tb, ! central committee. after which |. E Hampton was elected temporary cbai,. man and ". II. Lines temporary secre tar|. After the report of the con, mlttee on credentials 4 ndrew kimbaI was elected permanent chairman and "; II. Lines permanent secretary.
 Alter the nomination of the ticke, the following central committeeman were selected: ''-e U Clilion-J. l.. Hampton.
 Morenci-J. II. Puckett.
 Solomonville-C. T.. Pawlins.
 Saiford-T. $. Bunch.
 Ihatcher-W. II. Lines.
 Metcalf-Geo. Burkner.
 J'ima-W. T. Webb.
 S;tn Jose-W. 4. Bennett.
 Duncan-Geo. Carlton.
 Geronimo-Tom Pickett.
 Deer Creek-W. H. Albrittau. Cedar Spriugs-Barney Norton. Grand Ree!-Bill Wooten.
 Blue-C. B. Martin.
 Bentor-Tol Cosper.
 Guthrie-J. C. Day.
 Fort Thomas
 J. J. Birdno was reelected as coop;v 'ha!rman and Ben Clark as secretarv
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Tbn following scale or prices has been adopt - =. L. ---...I : ---- .--rLL -l--.
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 Wiley l.. Jones, an old time wheel horse of the party. waS not present ,, 'he convention. inOpgn he was in inc valley at the time. At a caucus heId ih Clifton two weeks aeo he then stated that he cotld uot support sey- rrai ot the men now on the ticker however it is not yet known whether u' !u:'' ".'I get out and make a fight on the ticket. CT taeat it with silent can tempt. IL js possible thae be may align himself with tine citizens move ment' which k just now making coo goo eyes at the republican, party.
 Col. Dan Lynch, also former wheel horse oi democracy, was likewise con 7Plcuous by his absence. Dan. it k 'ald, became discouraged in hi, cfrorfs Q reform the democratic party. and . now d member oi the socialist party, VGlch may cut quite q caper in local politics before the ides of November
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-14
Very Pat, Indeed

|, Elk Point Courier: The Elk Point
Leader week reprinted all article from
the Sioux Falls 500 Critic, purporting
to have been written by can Alcester
Republican" liz which it was represent
ed that Union county republican circles
were all torn up over the breaking in of
the Crawford candidacy for governor
upan the alleged candidacy of a. O.
Ringsrud for governor and that of E.
G. Ericsson for district judge to sue
coed Judge Jones. 1t was most pre-
posterous and amusing invention, in
reply to which only three things need
be said;
1st, A. o. Ringsrud is not candidate
for governor
End, r. c. Ericsson is not a candidate
for district judge.
Bird, The candidacy of Coe I. Craw-
for governor has the same relation to
the alleged candidacy of Mr.. Ringsrud
and Mr.. Ericsson, that the japanese
Russian imbroglio has to the boil wee
vilein Texas cotton.
From the above. anyone can form his
own judgement as to the extent and
strength of the republican scrap in
Union county.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-14
REGARDING suakE's OPPOSITION.

The announcement that Judge Campbell will contest
for Hon g II Barkes seat in Congress will probably
cause little aarm the camp Of the latter judge has
propensity for allowing himself to be forced into can
didacs and then;neyer getting any farther Granting
howeye that the gentleman from Aberdeen is going in
the 70 stay 70 the finish admitting his ability ana
the feet not to be overlooked that Mr. Burke
by big excellent record Of the past four years
~ positlc'to Withstand opposition Of than ori
mary s he has not taken during his incum
bsncy g iRtrench himself hi such as to preclude
poasiby y being superseded ii this time ii may IS
e fact that his expended IN
y his constituency al extent that his
and peIitica welfare has Re-
IS athing that has Tins sid On the mat
rs 81 the stAA that viii take
call Ii tie theory
of setrack M wniie ~
tinges III hs has Ia. randy ascs,,dss ~ ID s
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-14
Wsshingonan favor and to Show his uquestolled worth
as statesman to South Dakota
HARRY APPEALS TO HIGHER NATURE.

Chairman Bras of the Mitchell capital comm ttee has
propensity for writing letters bunch of his contden-
tial epistes sent out Dec 23d Harry made very
happy stroke in the selection of time for sending forth
his latest effort 1t billet dox that was supposed
would appeal to the higher nature and tenderest sent
ments of mankind and was master stroke that was
planned SO that these epstles would fall into the hands of
their readers Christmas day when these noble emotions
are the surface and is in the proper receptive
condition for message the nature Of Harrys Here is
the starter:
desire to write you in confidence and present phase
OF this capital contest that believe one of vital i'm
portance to the intelligent moral and religious people of
South Dakota.
It'll pleasure to know that Chm Bras has concluded
to let this class of people know something about what he
thinks and to allow them to assist him Heretofore his
arguments have been for the benefit of the kownohngs
who have no better than to this section of
country. He continues:
1t is my firm conviction after having served as mem
Der OF the Legislature TIVE sessions Pierre that the state
capital should be close to the people possible am
certain that to isolate the members of the legislature
they are at Pierre every session has tendency to make
them careless and Indifferent to the quality our
# Harry really believes what he says, would it not be
better plan to elect legislators who susceptible
to evil influences and who do right without having
cotere Of constituents standing them with club,
than to go to the expense Of capital campaign Seem
ngy not He is positive the legislature get along
without bunch of lobbyists for he says:
With the Capital located at Mitchell practically in the
Of population Of the state within easy
Of each member Of the legislature would be
practically impossible to enact any real vicious legislation
During session Of the legislature should any vicious bill
be introduced alarm could be sounded and would
oe assembled powerful lobby to secure its defeat
Is it the idea Of Mr. Bras that locality should have
aspotter in addition to their legislators who
will keep an the honorable gentlemen and whel,
they see such rush home announce the fact
and send carriages scuryng the country to gather
constituents rush back to the capital With
lobby and ovewhelm their Legislators is to
supposed the constituents would send their
lives e the Legislature il they did not have confidence Il
and s it to be thought for moment that the egis
ators would accept their office with the understand
ing that the is that they would become ere
less and Indifferent as TO the equality Of the laws
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-14

mint underestimate the production of South Dako;as
gold the past year oversSi0ooMD The members of the
historical society whose business aud pleasure it is to glom
dry statistics that other people overlook have made the
necessary correction and consequently raised the estimated
value of the state to the amount named.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-14
What Kind of Hogs, Clate?

The Howard Democrat remarks:
Capital scrappers have taken up the
question Of which county has the most
pianos and organs Dawson or Hughes
This reminds us of the little boys who
were fighting when one said "my father
can lick your father.
All right; let's take up something
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-14

Oh! Thanks awfully. After everyone has their win.
ters supply coal in the the cheering news comes Of
reductionin the price of that necessity
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-14

Senator Dietrich since his vndcaton get little
isacton from perasing the Omaha World Herald which
has much fault to find with the "techncs escape of the
Nebraska senator
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-14

Wheeler and Platte have cause for congratulations
have county seat fight Very citizens discover
the advantages and possibilities Of their own town until it
Is attacked It's not bad thing at all
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-14

What's the matter with moving tie National Capital to
Springfield Ill., somewhere near the center of population
and where it viii be easily accessible
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-14

Arthur G, keene, late Of the Huron Journal World is
about to start upon newspaper at Aberdeen Civ,
ing the News for the first time in years contemporary
That Must be recognized
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-14
ABOUT THE sKlNn,NG BUSINESS.

The Mitchell Gazette and few other papers have Of
late had considerable say about the failure Of several
omesteaders brought iii from the east by Pierre real es
tate to make successful proof at the land Office here
They assert that the homesteaders followed the nstrue
lions of their locating agents regarding residence aud I'M
provements but aterward had their entries cancelled at
Washington. See from the Mitchell Gazette:
Hundreds of men and women have made final PROOF Oh
e land the past two south ana n ha goV
eminent because they did not comply with the require
ments OF the land department
The above broad statement aud would sound bad II
We're true but Instead of hundreds OF men and
women failing to get their patents from Washington dur
ing the past years there only proofs sent
in to Washington from the Pierre land office during the
last four years have been ufayorably received La
the these six the entries not cancelled but
merely suspended, the entrymen being permitted to go
ahead and make further residence.
If that Of the homeseekers have been
brought Pierre false impressions given them by
real estate agents here representatives in other
is detrment this section of country in developing
stage but there plenty OF reputable land agents
Pierre and they not hard to find In any event no
homesteader need fail in making proof he connyes
with some agent to defaud the government, The land
office officials work is not merely to proye up people, but
to give information regarding requirements duty which
they cheerfuly and faithfully perform at all times When
entymen who have been fooled by land agents or Who
their own accord have attempted to defaud the govern
ment appear before the Pierre officials proof they
are If their evidence looks shak told to save their prov
ing up fees and try over again.
Looking at the matter calmly can these papers referred
20 IN the first paragraph believe that the Pierre land Office
ocas or the residents of Pierre any reputable agent
would care to humbug the homesteaders What Pierre
wants IS homesteaders who hecee permanent settlers
and she is getting Them and anything Mitchell do to
choke off sharp practices upon homesteaders will be duly
in these quarters for Pierre her neigh
boring newcomers be well treated and sasfedand be-
come voters. ss
The Argus. Leader in concluding a convincing article
ION the benefit of advertising, says:
The question has never arisen in Sioux Fails Tbe
Sioux merchants long learned the cash benefit Of
advertising There is probably town in the state where
nf SIn
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-14

Mitchell papers are quarrelng the question Of
which has done the most and bsst work the capital mat
ter year from now thegwill be figuring to find out
witch one Of them expended the most energy uselsesly
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-14

RedGea is no doubt experiencing of proud sat
isfacton her building record Of the past year 23oo4
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-14

that appeals to you: Dawson county
has SOIL hogs; Hughes county has 1874.
How does that strike you: any better?
Kimball Graphic.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-14
sierre Free Press

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an'eleu fos'oii'ce s. eies z. q ~ eeeoa Mass a''e
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slssllS eJ9aap
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i'eateia = ~ ao'p experiencing sense OF PROUD say
over ernahs record OF the past year Sa o4
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sectlon OF south Dakota has as yet had practically no WI"
Ter.
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ey every Town y the STATE mas iouhu oae auf'ag tue
house
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nyA oo1eces 20 me denocra''c convention soht 20
s $50 = " -" ''"' AAo"' -
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" 'l0eer iress q Aef gives OUT the information
lna. 'he game 81 ''ch paved lof amusement ""'y
- "o's' t''ai e''''n = s'ss'up
What's the matter with moving tie National Capital to
Springfield ILL.,, somewhere the center of population
and where it will be easily accessible
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Oh Thanks, a~fnlly' After everyone has their win
supply OF coal the the
Il reduction in the price of that necessity
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aseo i''et'c since rus v'hdicatioh can get little sat
'sa i'o' le' 's''s ''e ohahA Wof'aiiefaid, winch
$50 '''i ia's' - mug Win 'he techhcM escape OF the
\ 41ss''ssAa se''s'of
~ s' > - s''e ii"'oi 'e"tflA " olfa IN
% " s'al upon = spasaef venture at Aberdeeii Civ
i's we news TOT 1ne rs time IN years contemporary
8enss Aase pe recognizes
x,,..,. -
s.,, =. =. - . a''".'o'i~
t1,a "a vant.cas az ,o..,.,.;.. -,
aug ioss'o''es q tne'r own town until it
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which -. Ian. 81. 80. 80 -. ~ 41e.'o1
80. =. !, -, -. : - wy ''p's'. MOI
h,,t ~ s, ....T..- = Ae s'e ~ n'' o''.
800 8. s q. 80. e'''s' uso''s'y.
And now Iowa is irving 10 follow the naca ut ~ st,
Dakota and start u canta, con,ost rhara
,,arsA,, o., y. 4. I'll ., -
= s's s''s e''' ''s''' DC
~ - ''s'so' p'ope's:
Another paper combine was perfected last week which
joins together the manufacturers of that product in Ohio
Michigan and Wisconsin If this keeps on much onoo,
publishers will be obliged TO disseminate news to their
readers BY telephone
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srggesed that the state laws changed 50 that divorce
Eaakerrt would e nhl;~n., ~ IL.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-14

fhe rgus Leader in concluding convincing article
on the benefit of advertising, says:
u The question has arisen in Sioux Falls. The
Sioux Falls long ago learned the cash benet Of
advertising There is probably town in the state where
small The reason is not far TO seek. Our merchants
know the yaue Of printers ink :hsir bargains are offered
he merchants i the towns referred TO would initiate their
loux Fans brethre the situation would improve both for
the editor and for the merchant and i; ~.
munty would be better %: IS 6 sss s'ss es
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-14

The Pioneer Press OF Miller gives out the information
that the game OF "nc if played for ony is
no worse than cinch seyen.up.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-14

no now Iowa is trying to follow the pace set by South
Dakota and start There are several es
pereneed campaign committees in this state that might be
borrowed BY nsghbor to up the matter properly
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-14

Nearly town in the state has found out during the
past two weeks that has death trap form Of opera
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-14

Well, here it is nearly the middle of January and this
section Of South Dakota has yet had practically win
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-14

nother paper combine was perfected last week which
JOINS together the of that product in Ohio
Michigan and Wisconsin # this keeps much longer
publishers will be obliged to disseminate to their
renders by telephone.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-14

Bryan objects to the democratic convention goint to
thing or two
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-14

- me recent meeting Of the state bar Redde it was
that the state laws be changed that divorce
would be obliged to make two years residence in
.ne STATE Whether this move will be propagated for the
o reducing the number Of divorces preserving
ee ct the state OF to give the lawyers eighteen
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-14

old t'ne dsmocratic politicians who look upon the
IS will quite likely be fooled Th.
needs new element and Hearst seems able
S supply g n manner that Bryan could not The dem
oera''e leaders have promised South Dakotas demo
cratic deegatio to Hearst laughed at but they can
afford to walt for justification.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-14

70 hedilsld Press promises at date to show why
lne Luna spstem Of land agencies has been and still is
% the good name Of South Dokota This gives
re f1ee Iress an idea These columns win possibly in
sne near future make similar showing for some lard deal
ers 1hatare closer to Pierre than any the und land
xgenciea 80.