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Poultry.

hEIIBLIC SPECIAL.
New York. April 22-Live Poult-y-Receip;s
were confined TO 1 Car Western. Another car
is due tonight. but Will not be uu!saded before
Monday. Demand for the week is over. and
market closed very quiet. with fully 10 cars
on Jobbers' hands uns0lt. and prices next week
depending upon tins volume OF the receipts.
Quotations unchanged.
lsyed lois arrived this morning. and, with trade
pretty well supplied. there was a slightly easier
lone to values, and market WAS about sus-
tanned. Average prime dry-picked fowls worked
out on the basis u i3i.c straight and lc where
culIing was allowed. but heavy fowls moved
slowly at unimpr@Eed prices. Anything arrir-
ing tonight or tomorrow will probably have
to he carried over to next week. Invoices In
transit show some increase from Kentucky and
Tennessee. but very LITTLE from rortberiy SCI
tiUns. squads in fair supply and demand. There
was a good demand for frozen chickens. and
the RAISING volume of business was quite sat
isfactory. at prices ranging from 15diGc. Frozen
turkeys STEADY. Fancy small broiiers wanted.
Tcet!: SuushS-Wh.,e. chcice, dQz. 81. Frozen:
Roasting chickens-Cuils 99loc. Capons-West-
err, 4 TO Z lbs. each. Zoe. Other quotations un-
changed.
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Christian Endeavor Hotel.

This mammoth structure IS located on
the south side of the Fair round only
100 feet from one of the entrance gates.
1t is nearing completion. the furniture be-
Ing installed. and will he opened April 80.
furnish an excursion party for this hotel.
The company has more than - branch
Offices. distributing their literature and
booking guests. Hundreds Of letters are
received daily. engaging accommodations.
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Negro Killed by Jail Guard.

Charles EckeIe shot and fatally wound
ed Allen Fair. a negro prisoner at the
BeIleville Workhouse. yesterday after
noon. Eckeie claims the shooting was &C
cidental. Fair died several hours after
being shot, He exonerated E,ckele IN an
temortem statement. Eckele vas ar
rested and Is held pending an investigation
nv the Coroner.
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The ST. Johns Young Mems Society Will
give q dramatic and music entertainment
Tomorrow evening in honor Of The six
teanth anniversary of the conservation Of
tn. Right Reverend J.. J. Jansen as
Bishop of the Believilie Diocese. The fea-
tt,re of the entertainment Will be q five
act drama in German. Music numbers VIII
be given between the acts
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Tn. Reverend w. NJ. Gardiner Of Eeileville
will occupy the pulpit of tie First Presbyterian
Church Tomorrow morning
Mics Kathrine Miller is visiting in Duquoin.
Mrs. E. Williams is visiting in Wanda
LA. III.
Miss Irene Mathews OF st. Louis IS visiting
Mrs. B. Mathe as.
Miss Emma Perkins has returned from
Belleyille.
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WEEKLY BANK STATEMENT.
st. Louis Clearings $J0,432.991, a
Decrease of rs Per Cent.

New York. April 22-The following ia
bic, compiled by Bradstreet. shows the
bank clearings at the principal cities for
the week ended April q. with the per-
centage of increase and decrease as conn
pared with the corresponding week last
year:
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at 5 Per Gent

Ne n.aAe LOANS ON FURNITURE, FL
ANos ETC, without removal: NO PUBLIC
Shers; VIII cave you money: CHEAPER
EAIES. LUNGER TINE. SMALLER PAY
yo1. FURNITURE Fay at your CONVENT
ENCE Liberal DISCOUNTS. Call ard be con-
ylnced. Write or telephone kinloch A S..
UNION FINANCE co. 30, ami 7ds OrIel bldg,
s. q. COZ. Sixth and Locust. Entrance 2le y,
SIKH. nppog;te Rarr's
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T. l.. PERUVIAN DEAD.
Was Oldest Practicinx Physician In
ST. Clair County.

Doctor J.. L. Perryman, % years old. the
oldest practicing physician in st. Clair
County died yesterday afternoon at his
home in Beiieviile.
Doctor Perryman was born in Claiborne.
Tenn. in 1881. When a young man he re-
moved to Belleviile. After a course at
several colleges he entered the Missouri
University, from which he was graduated
in 1919.
During the last few years of his life.
besides his practice. he was engaged in
scientific work. having prepared several
papers on the practice of medicine.
He was married. but survived his wife.
who died about five years ago. The couple
had no children. but adopted a young gifl.
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KNIGHTS AND AIDES OF SECURITY

Il ARsioNY COUNCIL. NO. els. K. & L. OF
n s. meets second and fourth Saturday in
f.oric Hall. the Cdeon. Grand and FinHey ave
.rJ,es, A cordial welcome TO visitors.
MARY X. EISESAY.
Corresponding Secretary.
No. 14I6A Old Manchester road.
Erik Johnson. Financial Secretary,
No. ,iI South Garrison avenue.
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Will Observe Anniversary.

Odd Fellows OF Madison and St. Clair
cct.r.tiss will celebrate the eighty-nfth an
niversary of the foundation Of the order at
BellevilIe to-day. Mayer Kern will deliver
the address of welcome at the Courthouse
lodges will assemble at the Courthouse
and march TO Hun's Garden. ". E.
Trautman of East ST. Louis will speak on
odd Fellowship. 4 picnic will follow the
speaking and a ball will be given in the
evening.
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E..cu,ixe omcer. Arr,x..

Executive Commissioners Stacey 4.
Rankin Of Ohio and c. H, Mitchell OF
Minnesota arrived in the city yesterday
the Exposition. Mr.. Mitchell has estab-
lished Headquarters In the Minnesota Pa
v.licn.
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st. Lout. Cotton Market.

Tlnses and stains i.dSsc off white.
New Orieans-Spot market steady: fn!dilins
"A 3-l6c.
M"mphis-spot market steady: mi,!dlirg 1850.
Receipts at principal points.
Calves ten. i.hs2 baie-.
Ntw Orleans. $50 bales.
Mobile. 4 bales.
sayaGnan. ~ bales.
Norfolk, $50 bales.
Houston. sc bales.
Menl,l is. III bales.
Net receipts at all United States ports FOX
even days were *. lsi bales, against 2T,02J bales
a week ago and ~. SOL bales in 1903. Experts
IS, 5l2 bales. against =. 51 bales in 1896. Stocks
42i.s2s bales. against $780, 49, bales n 1893.
81. Louis Warehnuse STATEMENT.
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Peariy white teeth are the envy OF ev-
eryone. SANITOL TOOTH POWDER
makes teeth white as snow. Try it for
Goodness sake" AT all druggists and
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III HOS good nodesa.. ran Of hog, arrived.
the d Jaws wss ' 9ver' ana sr1 ,seas 100 head naod before
iessntation Of good medium and heavy hogs
The Iaarket opened active with a good de-
Mani prevailing for the bes. grades and prices
The bss, time on Thursday. E fslrsaFs alri Wsis
SS aIiak so tse i missls ~ up "a, sed m s,1gss tRss cam IN
sold a. 'q PRICE! eeaao esu al sAs as "s sood a Mfr the u eaTIy
sales. Good lights found a ready market. but
prices irregular. The late trade was QUIET
but stronger and fully &c higher than the gem
Good butcher and heavy hogs sold at s5.1oa
s:2e: fair to good medium wsishts and packers
sic: lights under Ia lbs. average SOS; pigs
u unasT foo lbs; - a 4; and rough. ana esuIis
lbs or more sold at s5q5.i.it, against tiSV
sHEEP-These was no material change to the
sheep trade, The receipts were principally
shipped in by local sIaushte;sr, fsavIns a
nothing Of material importance on sale except
full steady on all decent mutton stock and the
deman,! far In excess Of the supply.
H2RSEs..Ihe week in the horse market is
medium horses. for the reason tina, there have
exclusion of the j kinds nc on the eon sa sss
the trade on the good to choice horses has
a :he ssas. and a l'' /. a Closing s.s0n Il ' sas. 's aas, \.
this time of the year the demand Is not as
earlier. because the southern trade has lost
most Of It's activity and this is one OF the
Weights when other demands neglect them. anu
Such was the case this week. Buyers were
chiefly from the East and local and wanted
sence OF sufficient Ct these. they took quite a
proved to be so plentiful the inclination was
to take a little off the prices: The difference
as active as a week ago. The market at the
present time demands Il good grade OF offer
ings and a particularly good trade exists for
nice drivers and coach horses. as well as for
ckoice heavy chunks and drafters.
commission market WAS pretty
well cleared Of mules Friday. about all OF the
arrivals reported during the week having been
sold. Consequently business vas auie, In that
who reported a very light trade from all
sources. Although the market has not shown
any great degree Of activity or liveiinees dur
ing the week. sellers have generally had no
the decent consisnments which arrived. and as
a yere:al rule values were very satisfactory:
Good. big mules sold readily. and are quoted
as bringing as high values as at any time In
several years. Cons.sners and sellers are
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The officers and members Of the East
St. Louis Worlds Fair Club will meet at
the Royal Hotel. East ST. Louis. to-day.
Final arrangements for the East st. LOU
room In the Temple of Fraternity will
be made at this meeting.
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that the trouble is not that mules are not
high enough Oh the market, but that they are
too high in the country to insure much margin
Of profit. The comnnoner classes of mules have
not been wanted and have sold SLOWLY.
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Y ARCANUM.

@RAND COUNCIL MISSOURI. ROYAL
10 Arcanuui. 3yt-3ll Holland BuiluIns-A
coltiai welcome TO ~yis,tors. friends. brethren
"'- Z. A. BARBOUR. G. r.
Jno. C.. Eillinxswortn. Grand Secretary.
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MONEY TO LOAN

On FURNITURE. PIANOS. HORSEs.
DO NOT FAIL 10 CALL and get our rates
Before setting loan elscS here. our system gives
long TIME and SMALL PAYMENTS. with
REBATE when PAID before due. 20 YOU Only
pay for such tine as voT have had loan. We
give PASS BOOB, where ALI payments ar en-
tered We g. Lqt Ts1uire paynents while SICK
OR CUT OF WORK: NO PUBLICITY: No IN
CONVENIENCE. No INQUIRY: Papers can he
signed st house ard you can get money ss,n.
dag yCU apu'y- We make a speciality Of paying
Or any loan or claim against goeds and giv-
ing more nrn.y. II you cannot Call. WRITE
OR US and We viii send agent
70 explain our sYSTEM. TELEPHONE KIN
LOCE z asa or BEIL MAIN g33.
FIDELITY BROKERAGE CO.
Room No. 40 CoruruonwealIh Trust building.
B-oa9wav and Olive II. Entrance 81 Olive q.
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1EAfSIINIS AND
l.. sI1... 80
SOUTHERN cATTLE-More through the ef-
forts of a SHIPPING demand than local packers
was a good. steady tone upheld in this de
partment. The supply was light. embracing
but |. cars and cT head. against but / car Of
CALI AZ steers. outside Of a few choice bulls
at S.35IJ.S and one stag at $3..j. Sales of
steers embraced I.CIoil. OJs-lh. good fed steers
at 81 2oG4.a5. with medium 9S3a .6s,-ib. Kinds
at $ip4 Is.
TEXAS AND INDIAN STEERS.
81 81 .iHa is So s. g. .i O. Sc g.. A.. FTi
A..-los... 40 So. Hoo. As s.. Sa... 40
BULLS.
I...eNo... as I..1.O0... SIS
STAGS.
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WE ADVANCE MONEY

faAhRIEg i--yfLa- No MbzIHAGE.
without employers knowi-
edge. ALSO % FURNITURE. PIANOS. ETC.
Our plan is the cheapest. best md most pri-
vate in the city. Call. write or telephone Kin
ST. LOUIS INVESTMENT CO..
Room lib Missouri Trust building.
Entrance TrE N-fva st
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miscellaneous.

g +. LoUIs COUNCIL. no. IS, U. c. T..
e. meets first and third Saturdays In the
month, In Hall Nc. J.. Century building. Wis.,
itors welcomed. S. !. K Secretary
40 n. Second St
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WI eel n bargain GA easy terms. large @
"Tnl brick IN - f."': NJ. 4iS' F1rss. PARK
boulevard. will be PAT Ii :ir>t-ri1se condition
- s!i' blyer: open. \ : IonsfIS.
e. \ 80 10 y St.-h Ct
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS,

II ESRlCk COUNCIL, NO. ts6 u
OK Columbus. meets every second and
fourth Wednesday at Rose Hill Hall, No. 6Sl1
Maple avenue. Visiting knights always well
cone. JOIN PAUL CHEW. Grand knight.
Walter I. Cunningham. Recorder.
m ARQuETFE COUNCIL, NO. es.
knights Of Columbus, meets every Sec
ond fourth Tuesday in the west hall, Cen
fury building. Ninth and Olive streets. Visit
ing knights cordially invited
FRANK G. CUNNINGHAM. G.aud knight.
+. p. Leonard. Recorder.
CT. LOUIS COUNCIL. NO. i6s. MEEis
. every hrst and third Tuesday at Wear
End Hall. southwest corner Finnev and Vance
venter avenues. Visiting knights are cordially
invited. DEvof Grand knight.
Joseph F. Lamy. Recorder. 80. -
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Not included In totals because containing
other items than cisarirxs. d,
mot included In totals because Of no com
parison for last year.
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DESIRABLE DWELLINGS,

Seven rooms. reception boil. oak :lntsh, fr--
.acA: Ari9e Station: convenient 10 Tower Grove
srf suburban care. S5r cash. balance monthly
Fty. rooms and large cellar: Fyls- ave., near
Firatiot Station: lot @s27. city. water: ten
minutes 70 Tower Grove and suburban cars,
500 cash: So per month. Apriv 90
z. ". LEE $50 Fullerton building.
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Butcher Ca;tie-Thc butcher market was quiet
and steady. Supplies were light and did rot
include anything toppy. The Few available sold
steady. \ few old head of good iiejfers sold a,
50 and above. 4 few good cows sold at 81. 10
Gs.70. with the majority Gamers and medium.
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SECRET SOCIETIES..
ANCIENT FREE AM
ACCEPTED

= USCsN LODGE, 10. $780,. a. r. & A. M
u There will ne a special communication OF
Tuscan Lodge held this Saturday evening, April
Is, 1904. at 40 o'clock sharp. Work In the
IA: NJ. degree: two candidates. A very large
number Of members requested to attend. Mem
lers "a rticlinrIy requested TO be iresent. Visit.
ing brethren fratarnalty welcomed.
JOHN j. W. NJ
Fred A. Smith. Secretary. sS Chestnut st.
m Iss9uRI LODGE. NO, l. Al. A. n
next. 2sd inst, at . y. m. Corinthtan Hall,
Grand Avenue Masonic Temple. NJ. NJ degree.
seven candidates. Members are requested and
visiting brethren fraternaliy invited TO attend.
]. w. KRUGER. w. II.
John II. Deems. Secretary.
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D0cT0R HOGAN

sdon;ed IL desired; trained nurses: medical and
surgical diseases Of women a specially; irtegu-
i~arif.c, treated by new painless method; terms
reasonabis: consultation free: call or wfite:
CONFIDENTIAL. 24I5 Olive ST.. St Louis. Mo.
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Personal


LADiES consult me. no medicines J. &.
V1itl,E g. ) EwInr Nv.
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NANTED-rS.1" on proved property
est End. en- stores t 1 hats worth Si3,
ES 80. Republic.
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VARIANCE and MADGE GRAYKE

Private home. Perfect sec,Gsien: adoption IL
desired free: Irregularities treated without pain;
lowest terms; ladies. call or write. sl06 owe.
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as'ss'!''';' s''''s s.''.sss's: arig "'' ''..'s,

A
ausItrne {. BORT sIribnr fjemper
for al sjsntrobre 2o3 Nstsr
,Sin, q Sort, Der Dor ai iipr Setpb.
ming ior S,iiuttelit al be paa SapHsn
lissmot rusiiiie arissTiibe. llnbsr
fine Soriss pda al slsnrrObu bette
pisties punit bar Rusisrns iabt 5000
Msanb. Dc rusiilit arissiiibt. Tom
bar p9rst inSsipGrrsDe bad Sapnsn al
Sapans jslaubs, bar uGrst sOot iiinli
inotii mn. Oppebisnbs Gii.riisiaaOsns
glniomii nieii iistF Sapansisrns M 6,
TONNE gtFboslis al i9bnts 6Ort. s'
oisis Stibi nOidtis for eli nopbsrIie
SlO, us Hsrs ai oem tr poslnate
esnsrat Stssisl meD iiht Soloaier
bOlOsr tapb,rt ub s,Ort gribur.
Gn iap0neliit arpOisr II blspsr
iprGnst auft,n S,n en- iinbrrbanbs
Rint:
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Scr Iisser alfiaa SHnbrn besraben.

Dor aafais Ben RsOatisr ssisiil
Rnutsion di "Stntsiiosno," itriper
ri 9lao:
3 sumlt 2cst lirtb Sdhius slapus
gptntpr for 5tatstiosnoe". Gn s9iel
ipsrger, ON ban i.ie Tan itripe flsrr,
en nnosu BIZ ba os iii at pptrpiis bans
samls. aanbGnot III aisr bssee 7els,
naar 5i tomnisr Os | Srosn.
man oil al bette iOritua, at ben
neutrality-suspicious. Sauctus sr Rs6nt,
tsrsn islu. iOm msllsm galssns iinOsr
iuaoant p9rt let forosislist 2aisfoI
for fine 2GIsrs. Den Emulsion pa,
en- mGrielis gphs I'll di iiipOs grsO'
iabst frem fOruu iis % islO bOIOe fin
Sdnetus ogtfet. Dan iuu IOrrsaer
NOT bSdbs tribe pOtiiiits arlitlst %
iunoierOiss epsntpr. ON ban bare piI
Hippo ha los, Os fpOrior Oa iStts fl
Stearinlps uuosr en- SiiGpps2
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Sid 8usoriitraiittsn aiitafss
bette 9ahS;, 6d nlaG BET its i9isnnem ost
rspubliidnIis parii. Stt bar afltaiist
SIauerirt og tr Oaiaa mGgtis not iii
at oripe no Schooner. itribsr 'Stats'
tiosnos".
Sm -, mar Rsoaltsr Emulsion
boIosr iuaOqnt for at bare barb
SpGrisn, iaa mda man sntsn untags,
at ban sr uotsmt paa gIunO, slsr al
ban boIosr fine 2Gisrss SntslIissns
msest Iaut, sllsr at ban CT bet fBrfs
Cftr for ben Susrmooisbso, iOtn isI'
ger al ui YpsrpGIOsnOs 9luicritst.
gi ian trpst fS'. at osi rspubliianiis
parti | bette 9Gno nu CT puu III bBislis,
Oa altiaa uom 9piUl itsrlt mol Ill at
OOps Ephen; men life msans anuts.
ion psntrr iis, at bet republitaniie
gartis Sutssssisr Iisssr at "ufitaiis
RusOriitraiiitn", Get tr fOrbtbOlOt
YrobibitiOuiisrns -. Den SiO burot
nu Utt iOrrtiim traans bGu inOt. Oa
man Tan Usntt SamiunOsIpfrbsmuus
lsns lsii Of 6Ollst % lille al qartitr,
Der bar uGrst 6annsps for 5tlt uuOrs
cpsaper. si tOr Dor Del ftillsr iits
itprrs GUrcriposr til bet rpubIiianiis
9sdrti snb sets gIuifOrm lcpry % ri
Osntr % iHn julNs RaOipuna %
PrOipsritp; Os trpR.. % here pet O.
Q. g., ON pi Tube bIioe iugSt for
oisis Eager,
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Snl .Eafeppf'

itriser en- Shoisnbsr "poliiiisn":
"parcsls' poh = gaiispoft = CT
en- Cronins iisiae bpilien man ian
ienos meo g,oit til be fOrislsIlise llo.
Ianoe. Der bar inbanost Osnns Gbers
snsiOma, alle GJienlianot. iOm fan fan.
oes | inosrllanoii poii meo faa llnbs
tassIir, . earopa .r Der blot TO
eonoe, IOm bar beunt fOroelnsttse
6Orbmoslis mto be Gorsnbe Slater -
Spitlans % Norsa glto 7piilnno
hat ui bant oenns Cpersnsi0mii |
mdnss ahr; niso slrrse fun fbsn life
Gttpbsr bette adr.
Cor at btnpits Fs af qur,sls.gOii
mao mon brinse patisn iii en- "Stu.
tion" ,Ilsr poiitontorsi, bbor Der maa
sipes en- soloforilurins, % portO be.
tales nte IL Gents pr. punb Summe
hper iiosn. 9ati,n tr tbhsr ben l2
eeuisi obsriiigsr ben st guno iohsr
ben "a esnis 0. I: D: @j,nfanosn sllsr
poiisn. iOm i.nb.s; iiina IN, bare mere
sno tr, % en- hdIb 6bo paa nbgtn aaui
% mai iiis sSsrFiss isr Sbb | sGns.
be % smiana iiIinmmsn; sil ROrss
% 3pitluno iiiua paiisn lite usis mfr
sno iire Punb % Ter Infer % lite oper'
itiss en- S9gbi AZ $50. @eottin (orues)
tOn lille isnoss. Ser RiaG lite lrssss
Srsp sIlsr Striit uf nossniOmbslii
poit,n, ba bet life alsns sr nloplist
men itruibart mto sl0 Built o. SGna-
isI. StIIsr lite mha bet inolRgsss
Batter tiI andre tnb ben til hu,m 9at'
ten sr d6rssisrst.
Raar 5olbsrtlGringsn sr sibst %
gOrtU,n bstdls srbSibts st "esrtiiicat,
Of 9lailins". 9stie sr en- Suffering
fra goitospartsmsntst pda OF gaiisn sr
isnot men life @6ranti for osns Sill
tsrseO! 8isnitaube isnot m,o "qar.
cells poh" Ian rtsiiitrts fom auosn
gOIi. -9htsrnaitohhlt Ct YDitpGisnsi
lite auIbarIis for rtgiiterrt pOf. SuO.
snlanos anibares for s25!
5OlOsn pnu eiisniianos ibm isuoss
mtO "garcels Dot" bstaIrs Uso MOO.
taptlisn. 9iaias naa Der bstalss 3
Gsuts Tom gIiIsperinssGfsift - "Os.
liuerg aarsss" - mar Poiieu mOos
tasss. -.
staSr bi tdssr gstrhsthing. al bet
sr ulOUIist snOOs nanr SreppOrtO CT
betalt at isnOs 9rsienisr satr garsr
til llOlanOe. JON iits bar "garcsls
pOh" CrOuins. pil rr;dn is. bOUr fOr'
Sslastis Osnus nps 6OrbiuOtIie sr for
be nOrIis, Der sj.rnt Sil isnOs uOsst til
SlGst % gsnnsr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-12-09

"SBo GatOia ,glip" msoSslr ON en-
DlanO. :. per bls6 ''aillpsi / Stolen" %
Tiger. al ban traolot ire stpp iprmN
siost bar iIast" Wloa bet blir paG
ROOt at bsHytiis GorbrpOsrs. bss
SIusnipa btysittr. giqn. .bsniGtisr I.
gr. gsolOHmtnos 'giIiUsIissiiOlsn'
% lar Ram "rrbslo,r BET enc sip0
gnOsH tlisr bet sliosi. inOtiI ban for.
iuinOsr peO ssISilusHins. !. SSOr sii
Ou. SsrHavl ens ban Ou IN plis
ion at uoigrf,-- - -.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-12-09

III bar mOOtassi ct s.umsr al ''slOr.
ben" Der nOiOmEusr tSraiion, Y. D.,
hpsr asroas, ,eOs ai buiIist bi stiursr.
at ". 2. Srodiias bar ppsridast re:
oaltisnsn oa Ssiiprslliu 81 iaitms. gi
snifsf iiIlutft.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-12-09

Saoos 8sIs9attpusn for WaiOritrtrn
al RObsrts GOuntBs RsphbIitdiitrt
iaast Del SGbs StdtsIOnpsntiOusn,
iOm msO 9stts tiltOm Osm. iau bubOs
en- Of hort GOuutps msii pOpuIGrs
RehO, Sph. 6. 8. Glen, uOsh SUipl
iaast plaSs paa StutsOaIsisOOsIsn Os
bIspen palst.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-12-09

"sOrsrns" ben Pore Mdsfs stcpd.
blilShers / Roberts gOuntp. lOm Sarrp
@Orrts bsiiGmpsOs msO Rsb % Slsr,
Diits fs bsimOOiss nOt til at OOsris Den
SoruGrmslis, iOm blsp Osm tilosl Uso
8onpsntiuusH Siour Sails. Oa sau
iuhms glprtis FIN Stsmhte for ptGii.
osntp9l9sr.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-12-09

pautti ! Rom isnOts sptsnitninss'
telegram til grGiiorut stuOisUelt i gIu'
lsOnins bans gaIaisisr. grtsbiitOpsn
Of Gdntpbprrb iasos i iiil 'tbdnts'
siOiuS Sermon. at Cub bIirO, taIIss
iOr ROOi,Oelts guls. Ger e. bsiGni'
sIis meSsn aatbOIicmt i.Ssl inOOsrns
amsriiunitt SOlitil. - StatstiOsuOt.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-12-09

timber Staten glinnsiotas 9Ops cr
bet life tiIaOt qt fGIOe Here snO tire
SiOrte for nOatn 9ytricu / Saaiidit'
utne nrOsns Der inGsu Clrenit sr iat
for 'tntul gtriOSs', ell iSn fGlOs usO
"9anosiluo".
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-12-09

gfrirn: "bUOriOr sr Ou iad tint paa
Eollnrrn2" Sc. f,,, :
aru gsrim: 80, Oa j's, iusOs iii
bOni, at jsa baUOe :u iaaOaH irsi isss
lrIis, bab ban um ut iaa is paa min
Sunss."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1904-12-09
san aap ia life.

"COSs Sssrt, feb en- sSs al mig"
"eGisr lite "
"Risb tn til 5tatH Sa 10
'soar ingtn 1rus."
"glao, msa Ill gama sd?"
"pdr iHssa Barn, - bar ietrsftu lite Gu
Rai tHaana." e.,
.,l,kisb en- go III ct 'af. sitsT 8atifn.
naar rt iaar ~ aat 6a >"