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Denver E Rio Grsnde Railway.
O. T. MENzEL. Agent.

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in pm .HSn
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le1Ae k. fae1sss train ssryses
j ja1aee - Chtsaoo nnA pll
!fln65 80 ~ w. II n sennse-
715a1 wl1k n - q. Ths Ohtaaoo
- Ens1lD - Gelhsssearn line
II1iiI = pily tsaiss De-
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Rhssnasasm.

vhea pairs q irritation s3ist a
~ past - tbs body. the applica-
yisa = AnllArd's enow Linimsnt givsa
peempt relied. 3. ". 0ul1ivan.
Prep., esllisan Aness. n Reno. o.
r., ,4xispss Jnns 9. ileoe: II tAks
pleasaya n rssoansnAiAg hallsrd'a
sAnaw Lninsls to ~ Who aFs Af,act-
- Vith ,xAeqNe4ien. Is 4 the caly
soaedy havs foand thAt sives In
ne1iats rslisf." 40. 800. 90.
~ - 4. 4. Hail AnA T1osenos
sUnl..a pa,n.su~av
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uotacs ef Application BY Guardian
for the Sale Of Real Estate Of
Ward.
Notice 10 hereby given that the
undsrsignsd guardian Of Arthur u
Dddy. . minor. Will. ON Thursday
the SSth day Of August. 1904. q .
O'Clock p. M. apply BY petition to
ths coantv oourt Of fremont county
In thA ststs of Colorado. for an order
70 ssll the real sesats Of said ntuor.
An undivided u interest In to wit:
Lots - and ~ In block Of the Home.
stsad Park edition Of the oity Of
Flossncs, In sAid county. for the pur.
poss ef having the proceeds Of such
sale invested In interest bearing
securities toy sAid minor.
Dated Florsncs, Colo. Aug. 2. 1904.
EVELYN n. EDDY,
W. Guardian.
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''Ths Ma .ef .Ooanssos' u Z
nsae shass ee4tsa cat By The florsnes
CAanhsr q .Ooansros. = ooosistl
& > geographical and aatoqettoal
psssls. The chart y now for sals
- ~ Ohanbss vhsFs full intorna.
siea - Assmiptavs liAsratass nay
- had.
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TaIEeo ! ~ Camps.

w. Kisnss.a nsnbss = The bsidss
oaAe Wsfafng ssas Lttlspost waa
bAAem sGdAss1y III .TAarsdAy night
WITH oennps 81 kinA q eholsrA.
Hi ea1e Was % severe that hs he'd
= have the usmhess - Tie eesW wait
spea hin and 1lr. 0t9es1 was called
- oonoaleod. He tota tlsea he had
: ns13siss n ~ 1sen - Chan.
besiaauss ooasA. OhelasA anA D1asfhesa
lsasay sAae - sAeaehs 'wosA 'hslp
hin eas sd acsssainoly ssvssal aossd
vsrs aAainis6aeA With The rssalt
shAs ~ 1atl1v We Abls 70 - arcund
ssxs ~. Ths ineiAsas epsaks quits
AiSAly q 1lr. 04Mosd's usdicinus -
1tka1ss. xpwa. Afsas.
4ais rsuiisdy sivse fails. Kssp Il
Il ysaf hp1ss. Il nay safs hfs. yos
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m laiossri rasiao has given
paeiee that Ill tiskeas roaaing bsyunA
- Laalaswill psRnit stop.oser - s.
liais e - dnys. - snahls paruhasen
- visit ~ Weeld.s fAir. Aka IL
aieksn - - Laafa wtll sasuntt s1sp-
'oses aAsKanaas ol1p = - hAlneeee
- paan 60 p - -
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wANTED-Ail kinds Of sorsp Iron.
nstal. rops. rubber. rAss and bottles.
wsslasn Iron ~ Nstel Co.. n. Bloom
kasH. OMes nsxt door 70 Whites
- sesss. Il
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Headaches.

For ssvsfal years my wife was
troubled with what physicians called
sick hsadache Of very ssvefe nature.
She doctored with several eminent
physiciax.s and at . Rreat expense.
only 10 grow worse. until she was nm
able 10 do any kind Of work. About
. year ago she began taking Chamber
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and
today weighs more thah she ever did
bsfors and u real we'll. says Nr.
Geo. 3. Wright Of New London. New
York. For sale BY all drugRists.
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1Ee9LrSos.sln VA.

Wt46 0sasea1 9WsUDaokh0 sosssene-
= - sssainsly hel1ine . hepslsa
naukeaea. - Post ArthnT Hahae y
aRsDsAss ~ say eaneot. U ae0aen
- ~ ersas sastssa was Asans \
nsns1ng H. sa,ss. ~ lao sasteir
~ - rag Aown - ~ saDs ~.
- with iss tall Tie world bsholds
. ~ sssas pevse-Japan. ehs Ass
- sslv Dssvsa hssss4 worthy q ~
sss,s ~ - teeklsA 80 psaesisaily
vhiSpsA > ktneapa a vhes shs
s1hsr pswsss = sassps hsvs hsA ths
sssa1sst rsspsss for thsis Ashttas
aAality.
The Japesess have eat-ssneraisd.
est.toasht ,aad est-narchsd The
n.sians in every hastis sines ths var
ssansaesA. They have snbfassd
svssy suUsstastsy a.A unlihs their
sAvsrsariss. shsv Aevs dess litsls
tnlhing. bat heys ct lots q woed.
JapaA has .Faissd hsrsslf In peaseiss.
h ~ syss q The weslA By her war
With RsDta, u . few short months,
who's ethsswtss would have sahss hsr
1fsy ysass 70 sooonplish.
0he haa. nevee went baek On her
wosf. asa shs yfoaisss % open Tie
oeess q Haneharia and Koraa 70 the
world. ed b hsf recent aosion os
epsaing the Lao Eivsr - ships a nv
Das,ss. tsaAs 70 gr0etly sFtsagthsn
~ 1sntisa Nish ~ sthsr ggsas
pevpss - . 1sliea q aAvqpesmsat.
tuathfalssn asA inSsgrity.
The ssanla - ~ war has passsd
shs gasssins period ard Sor the saks Of
hanAnity anA 70 avoid needless losa
e ltfs. ~ the ssrssGls end.
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I And noGhing bettsr for livsr de-
EanosnsAt and constipation than
OAamhsflaia's 6somaoh and Liver
Tables. LIZ. Andrsws, De- Hoines
Iowa. For sals By all druggists.
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OVER 5000 PATIENTS

treated in Colombo. A large stock Of
glasses and artificial eyes on hand. A
large portion Of headaches and hysteris,
insomnia, chorea, (St. Vitus dancel ner-
vous poetration are caused by eye
strain. The removal Of the cause effects
. psrmansnt cure. II you require treat
ment Of tho eye, TAR, nose or throat. II
you need glasseS scientifically fitted,
call early.
Those unfortunate and unable
to pay will receive medical and
surgical treatment free.
No Charge for Consnlta-
tion and Examination
For Glasses.
Can Give You Names Of Over
500 Patients
whom I have fitted glasses in
Florence and vicinity. Inquire
and be convinced. Have been
comming to florence for ten years.
Remember the dates. Consul
tation free.
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Rein0 q Yeur 0eheel ChilArsn.


y H. Ja,k Rlssk. arhcsnes. whsrs
p. 0epage. ~ vail kncrn ~. tear.
nsss - 4hAea4 0setalist. will ~.
aAins thsira 500 ard yee1 ffes.
Aas.st seh, sth and 10Th. ~
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: shss>st and cake y tns social Tues
~ svsning. ss-st
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RAILROAD TIME CARDS.
Asehlson. Topeka { Santa Re R.lIw.y

No. aSrFrom Pushlo and all
pointa sast, arrive daily II 90 q %
No. Ge-Fos Pueblo and all points
east, depart daily-------.---. SIS p m
No. 0-from Elofs0cs and Rock
vale, daily, sxcept eunday, depart l9O %
No. G13-From Canon City, daily, sx-
cspt Sunday. arrive iz:ae p m
Direct conneetion u now made at Pueblo fos
Chicago and all points east. and at La Junta
With California limited for Los Angeles and
Gan Rranedoeo.
Inquiries solisitsd and pronpsly and ehssr
fully anaVered.
Descriptive literature folder, fires by apply
NJ 70 4. 3. pALMu1 ARenS
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-05-04
THOUSANDS TO QUIT
MINERS IN AN OHIO SuBDiS-
TRICT WILL STRIKE.
Split on the Machine Scale-May
Also be Strike in West Virginia
Operators Ask a Reduction-Labor
Troubles on the Santa Fe System.

A strike OF 5000 coal miners in the
eastern part OF the Fifth Ohio sub-dis-
trict will occur says Wheeling, w.
Va, special, as the result of fruitless
conference OF operators and miners for
ten days. The final split came on two
sections Of the machine scale, one proyid-
ing for a change in payment for narrow
machine work from a straight tonnage
to tonnage and yardage basis, and that
the miners take up all bottom coal in
wide work. The men claim these features
would involve a reduction in the Indian
apolis agreement, and impose hardships
not exacted in any other part of Ohio.
The miners and operators Of the Pan
handle counties Of West Virginia held II
separate meeting Friday. The operators
ask ior a reduction of about 10 per cent
on co,u that is to be shipped west of the
Ohio River. Unless an agreement is
reached by the time the temporary scale
expires, the number OF strikers in the
sub-district will be increased by 1900.
The machinists of the Santa Fe at To-
peka, Kan, held large mass meeting
Friday night and decided that they
would not strike. J. ID. Buckalew. third
vice president of the international $3.50
citation OF Machinists. was preser. aud
strongly advised this course. He SAID
there would be 10 strike il he could help
il.
hs action Of The men on the coast
lines Of the road in going out without
waiting for orders from the national
headquarters Of the union was strongly
condemned. Mr.. Buckalew intimated
that peaceable settlement of the diff
culties would be made on the coast lines
also. He succeeds Fourth Vice President
Wilson In the management of the union
interests on the Santa Fe. Wilson was
in favor of strike.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-05-04
CRUM NOT CONFIRMED.
Senate Again Fails TO Approve the
Presidents Choice.

The nomination of VIM. ID. Crum to
be collector of the port of Charleston, :.
C., says a Washington dispatch, was
considered Wednesday in an executive
session Of the senate lasting from 4:35
p. IN. to 9:15. A failure to confirm the
appointment resulted. AT the conclusion
of arguments BIZ Senators Gallinger,
Spooner. Hale and Aldrich for confrma-
ton, and Senator's Daniel, Latimer, Cor
man and Clay against confirmation, Sen
ator Cockrel suggested that the senate
proceed to legislative business, and the
suggestions was adopted.
Senators Spooner and Daniels, OH OPP
posite sides of the question, made the
principal speeches. The former defend
free and equal citizenship, without re-
gard to racial prejudices, and the latter
declared that the policy Of elevating ne
groes to high positions was contrary to
the established law of centuries; that the
Anglo-S9xon race is the chosen people to
govern the world.
The Crum appointment dies with the
adjournment of the present session, but
the action Of the Democrats in taking a
position which Republicans term "a fill
buster" they argue, will warrant the
president in again making recess APP
pointment.
The appointment of Crum has been
pending for nearly two years and repeat
eddy has been sent to the senate after
failure of that body to act upon it. The
president renewed the appointment last
November, at the beginning Of the ex-
traordinary session, and when congress
convened in regular session in December
he again sent Crum's name to the senate.
Throughout the session the appoint
ment has been pending. 1t has been
postponed from time to time on account of
the illness of Senator Tillman of South
Carolina, who is insistently opposed to
its confirmation.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-05-04
ROCKER WILL HANG.
Found Guilty OF the Murder of
August SHREDDER.

A Rock Rapids. Ia, special says:
Chas. Rocker will pay the penalty for
the murder of August Schroeder on the
scaffold. Rocker Friday afternoon was
found guilty and condemned to death by
the jury, which had for more tt,n a
week listened to the evidence in one OF
the most sensational murder cases ever
tried in the northwest. Rocker main
tanned stole Indifference to the verdict
of the jury when it was read aloud in
the court room.
Judge Wakefield fixed Saturday, May
z, at 10 a. M, as the time for confirming
the sentence Of the jury or pronouncng
Judgment in the case.
The verdict of the jury is as follows:
I'VE, the jury, find the defendant.
Charles Rocker, guilty of murder in the
first degree, as charged in the first count
OF the Indictment, and further find and
determine that he should be punished
with DEATH"
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-05-04
YANKTON CARNIVAL PLANS.
'Sue" Day for Sioux City and Sioux
Falls viii I've n Feature.

A meeting OF the Yankton business
Mems Club was held Saturday evening
to discuss the carnival and other matters
Of importance. About seventy members
were present, and more enthusiastic
meeting has never been held. The carni-
val committee reported having raised the
necessary money, and the chairman said
he had found everyone ready to put up
his share.
A program was then laid out, where
by each day of the carnival will be spe-
cial day, and a special program, each diff
ferent from the others, will be given
each evening.
One evening will be given over to the
firemen, when several outside fire teams
viii take part in the parade.
One of the days will designated as
''Sue" day, when special trains will be
run from Sioux Falls and Sioux City.
These two cities have grown to be rival
jobbing points, and for many years Iank-
ton has never had many Sioux City peo-
pie OH her streets at one time. An effort
will be made to interest Sioux City job
bers to attend the carnival and bring
with them Reeds band.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-05-04
KILLED WIFE AND DAUGHTER
Terrible Crime of a Carpenter at
Woodstock Wis

A special from Richland Center, Wis,
says: Henry Morrison murdered his
wife and daughter Wednesday at Wood
stock. Morrison is about 50 years DID,
and carpenter by trade. He and his
wife mad been having trouble for several
years.
About two weeks ago he left home and
went to Ohio, but came back to Richland
Center last Friday and from here went
home. "Wednesday he hired team,
which he drove to Woodstock. He went
to his home and after quarrel shot his
wife in the head. A married daughter
was at home with her two children, one
years old and the other an infant. She
started to run with the babe in her arms,
but her father overlook her a short dis
lance from the house, threw her to the
ground and shot her also in the face.
He then went to the home of Matthias
klingamin, where he attempted to shoot
Mrs. Klingamin, claiming she had been
the cause of a great deal of his trouble
with his wife. Mr.. Klingamin disarmed
him and he was placed under arrest.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-05-04
SHIPPING IS TIED UP.
Masters and Pilots mt Deadlock with
Lake Carriers.

A Cleveland, O., dispatch says: After
weeks Of conferences between the Lake
Carriers Association aud the advisory
board of the Masters and Pilots Asso-
citation matters are still at deadlock, and
J until settlement can be reached ship
ping on the great lakes must remain at
a standstil.
The executive committee Of the owners
organization has reported in substance
that the masters and pilots still insist
that each master should have nine
months pay whether he worked the
whole nine months or only one month,
regardless Of whether he had been en-
ployed at any other vocation during the
period that the boat was not in commits
sion, and any master not notified prior to
January ID that his services would not
be required would consider himself en-
gagged for the ensuing season in the same
line and on the same boat, and could not
given better boat. Also that no master
could be discharged for cause without it
being referred to the arbitration board
to be selected by the owners or agents
and the directors of the Masters and Pr
lots Association. Yet the master re-
served the right to discharge all of the
men under his jurisdiction, and control
aboard the boat, with or without cause
as he may elect.
As there was no question Of wages in
volved while the boats were in commits
sion the owners present at the meeting
unanimously voted that they would not
pay for services not rendered; and fur
ther, that as the masters were the direct
representatives of the owners Of the yes
sci and responsible to the owner for it's
operation they must reserve to them
selves the right to hire and discharge
them for incompetency or when his serv-
ices were not satisfactory to them. The
general meeting of the carriers associa-
ton has inGorsed this stand
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-05-04
ROBBERY AT WATERFOWL.
Burglars Make Raid on Store ana
Rifle Cash Register.

Wednesday night the department store
Of III. f. w. Schaller at Watertown was
entered and cash taken from the register
to the amount Of $50. Entrance was
made through the window which opens
into the shoe department from the rear.
The iron bars on the outside were pried
apart enough to permit the raising or
the window, after which the burglars
evidently crawled into the room. Ihey
proceeded to the different tills and reg
listers and helped themselves to the con-
tents. .
None of the goods i'll the store were
taken. and no clue which might lead to,
the identity of the night marauders.
AS there have been several attempts ct
burglary in the vicinity recently, close,
watch will be kept and it is hoped the
guilty parties may soon be brought to
Justice.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-05-04
WEEKS HAPPENINGS
NEWS OF THE WEEK IN A CON-
DENSED FORM.
Farm Work Is Retarded-Wheat In
the Ground May be Injured-This
is the View of the More Optimistic
South Dakota Farmers.

A Sioux Falls special says that the
unusually cold weather Of the past week
or ten days. and the heavy fall of snow
which was a feature of it, has greatly re-
tarded farm work throughout South IA
kota. While the snow did not remain
upon the ground very long. it left the
ground in muddy condition, prevent
ing farmers from resuming work In their
fields until this week. Wheat seeding
was completed in practically all of the
south half of the state prior to the set
ting in of the cold and stormy weather,
but in the north half farmers were driven
from their fields when III the midst or
their seeding.
Grave fears are expressed by some
farmers that some of the wheat already
in the ground will injured ny the freezlng
weather. 1t is thought by some that Il
few fields will have to be resown, ana
that what is not resown will be very
poor stand. However, it is believed that
where seeding has been done with drills
no injury was done.
Many experienced farmers claim that,
rather than being a detriment, the fall
Of snow was of great and positive bene-
fit to the seeded grain. They contend
that the melting of the snow left the
ground in such condition that the grain
will come up even and much stronger
than would have been the case had the
snow not fallen just when It did.
If the weather now continues fayora-
BILE the work of seeding will be I-pidly
completed. The ground is in excellent
condition, and notwithstanding the back
ward season it is quite generally believed
that grain will be as far advanced the
fore part Of June as is customary for that
season of the year.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-05-04
BEooAR's BRIGHT IDEA.
The Third.Rail Problem May be
Solved by His Invention.

Members of the Charity Society at
New York City believe that Alexander
Mckenzie, professional beggar, once an
electrical engineer, has invented a sue
cessful device for the protection of the
third rail on the elevated tracks, and
will receive the prize of 100000 offered
achievement. Mr.. McKenzic's Invention
has been placed in the hands of patent
solicitor and practical test Of the device
will be made as soon as the patent is per-
fected in Washington.
On the police records Mckenzie is
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-05-04
"CoL0 WATER" CONVENTION.
Prohibitionists Will Meet at Mitch
ell on June o.

The prohibitionists of the state are not
to lie outdone in the matter of state con-
ventions The chairman of the state CELL
trail committee, c. V. Templeton, and the
secretary, c. K. Hopkins, of Brookings,
have just issued call for mass conyen-
ton to be held in Mitchell ON "Wednesday,
June 8, for the selection of twelve dele
gates to attend the national convention
to be held ut Indianapolis, Ind, June ~.
The convention will also place in nominal
ton four presidential electors, two con-
gressmen and a full set Of state officers.
The chairman states in the call that wo-
men will be allowed TO take part in the
deliberations of the convention.
The Anti-Saloon League of the state.
however, will take no part in the prohibit
tion convention by reason of its non-par-
tisan features. The corn palace building
has been engaged in which to hold the
mass convention.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-05-04
ITS WORK is OVER.
The Fifty Eighth Congress Ad Journ
ed Thursday Afternoon,

A Washington special says: AT
o'clock Thursday the second session of
the Fifty-eighth congress was declared
adjourned by President Pro TEN. Frye
in the senate and Speaker Cannon in the
house.
Both houses OF congress began business
Thursday at 1880 in continuation of
Wednesdays legislative session.
President Roosevelt arrived at the cap
ito al 11:25 to attend to the official du-
ties incidental to the adjournment of
congress. Nearly all the members Of the
cabinet Ind preceded him.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-05-04
vERMlLLloN BOY SHOT.
Seriously Hurt by Accidental Dis
charge or His Gun.

Theodore Salmer and Avery Hay
ward of Vermillion went out in the coun-
try on a hunting trip, but before they
reached home again one Of the lads met
with serious accident by the premature
discharge Of his gun. full charge of
No. 5 shot struck Hayward in the shout
der, mak.lg frightful wound. Salmer
hurried to town with the victim, and a
physician was promptly secured. Hay
ward will recover.
The lad was holding the gun with the
butt resting on the bottom of the buggy.
1t slipped, and in falling was dis
charged.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-05-04
FOR TEMPORARY CAPITOL.
Work Has Been Resumed on Mitch
ellis City Hail.

Stone work has been resumed on Mitch
ellis city hall building and the work will
be pushed as fast as possible. 1t is
thought the stone work will be finished
by the middle of June. The contSact
calls for the completion of the building
by Sept. L. and the contractor, barring
delays on material, says he will have
the building ready to turn over for ac-
ceptance by the city council.
This is the structure that Mitchell pro-
poses to offer the state as temporary
capitol building, and it has been built
on plans sufficiently large to accommo-
date every state officer and both branch
es of the legislature with the necessary
committee rooms
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-05-04
JAPS LOSE SHIPS.
Two Vessels Sent To the Bottom by
Russians

The Russian torpedo boats belonging
to the Vladiyostok squadron, according
to advices from st. Petersburg, sank the
Japanese military transport Kinshiu Ma
ru, of 1900 tons, during the night of
april 20, with all OH board, with the ex-
the crew and 50 coolies and carriers. The
others, who refused to surrender, were
sent to the bottom with the snip. The
number of drowned was 200.
Admiral Yeszen reports that besides
sinking the Japanese steamer Goyo Ma
Russians sank at sea the same evening
the Japanese steamer Nakamura Mary,
Of 30 tons, whose crew was saved.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-05-04
RoBEY JURY DlSAGREES.
Stockman is Charged with the Muir
der of James Rames.

At 10 o'clock Saturday morning the.
jury in the case of Daniel Il. Robey, a
white stockman, charged in the United
States court at Sioux Falls with murder,
after being out about twenty hours re-
ported disagreement and was dis
charged by Judge Garland
1t is said the jury, commencing with
the second ballot, stood to g steadily
until it was reported it could not agree.
Robey was charged with the murder
of James Rames, mixed-blood Indian,
whose home was on the Rosebud reser.
walton.