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The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-12-01

Durham. N. c.. Special-In a street
duel Friday morning about 10 O'Clock,
]. s. Murray, prominent citizen,
! was killed by his nephew, w. r. Muir.
ray. The homicide occurred on Main
street, in front of the place OF busi-
ness of the deceased. and tho killing
was done with pistol belonging to
the deceased. After he had fred
three shots at his slayer, It was then
taken from him and the fatal shot
fred. He lived but q few moments
after the last shot,
Friday night w. r. Murray. the
slayer of the deceased, who Is himself
Q prominent business man, and identi-
fed with both the Elk and Masonic
lodges, was in charge Of the police.
The tragedy is one that has shocked
the entire community. Nothing has
so stirred Durham in recent years.
It came as the result Of an III feeling
of several years standing. Both men
were engaged In the music business.
ord this engendered the bad blood that
led up to a fight several years ago. and
eventually to this tragedy.
The full facts in the case. so far
as can be learned, are as follows: Fri
day morning, ]. s. Murray. the de-
ceased, went out to deliver piano.
He suspicioned that mis- nephew and
business rival had sent man to
watch him. A few minutes after his
return two employees in the w. b.,
Murray house, one his sen, Earl. pass
ed the store of the deceased. ]. 8.
Murray came cut, stopped them and
engaged in conversation, in which he
charged that they had followed him
in placing an order. While this con-
vcrsatiop was in progress w. r. Muir
ray appeared on the scene and push
ing apart those who were in the quar-
rel made some remark about fight
ing a person his own size. Then the
trouble followed. Some witnesses say
that Joe Murray, the deceased. step
ped back and drew mis- gun. firing
direcet at w. r. Murray. Then the
two men closed in on eacE other ana
total of four shots were fired. The
last one was fatal to J. 8. Murray. Her
was led back into HIS store and a mo-
ment later he was dead. The slayer
turned in the street and surrendered
to DR.. N. NJ. Johnson. who ran up
turning over to him the pistol OF the
deceased with which the fatal shot
was fred. A few moments later he
was taken in charge by Chief of Police
Woodall and has oeen in his Office
since tnat time.
In the duel ]. s. Murray was killed.
Earl Murray was shot n the arm and
w. R. Murray has q broken finger.
It is thought that the first two shots :
were the ones that wounded Earl Mur
ray, son Of the slayer. One OF these
shots past through mis- left wrist and
tie other struck the left hip and
glanced He is not in a serious condi-
ton. Tho prisoner has broken fin.
ger on the left hand. He contends
that this was broken in trying to get
the pistol fror' the hands Of the man
Who was trying to kill him. The IA
tai bullet struck the left breast
ranged upward, severins the artery
from which he bled to death.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-12-01
WHOLE COUNTRY IS INTERESTED

The Whole Country as One Man in its
Willingness to Sacrifice the Last
Man and the Last Conforming
Diet Will cheerfuIly Pass Budget
Calling For $sss, ,ooo, ,ooo-Ample Ca
paeity Being Shown to Finance the
War Without Interfering With Eco
nomic Relations-Foreign Trade Ae-
-.
tuaIly Gaining.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-12-01
ALLEGED pefaulter For $1,000.

williamson, w. Va, Special.-Charg-
cd with being a defaulter in the sun,
CT $4,000, from the Norfolk & Western
Railroad, Richard Anderson, the agent
at Canterbury, was arrested and Is now
in Jail at Williamson. Anderson, who
l.. of a prominent Virginia family, Is
alleged to have appropriated checks
sent to him to pay of employees at the
mines.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-12-01
Russian Loan &C included.

London, Special.-In London
cial circles it is understood that
tiations have practically been COT
ed for the issue in Berlin and
simultaneously in January Of
cent. Russian treasury bonds
value of s260,O00, 900. for five
years, the price taking sig
and the same French ban
made the last loan taking
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-12-01
Foreign Affairs.

Prince Fushimi, of Japan, arrived in
Washington.
Count Cassini declares that Russia
will prosecute the war in the Far
East until she wins.
Signs Of an early resumption OF
fighting along the Shakhe river, Man
churia, are numerous.
Cardinal Mocenni died in Rome
while a papal consistory was in pro
gress.
The Italian cabinet has made fur
ther gains, according to the latest
election returns from that country.
It is benevolently suggested by the
Car that the trouble caused by boys
who climb upon TIE seating accommo-
dation of slow-going motor cars IN
crowded thoroughfares might be ef'
fectiyely removed by high-tension wire
controlled by the driver.
Hazel Harrison an lS-year-old Amer
lean colored girl-the first negro ar
tist who has ever appeared in Germany
made a successful debut as piano
soloist with the Philharmonic Orches-
ira In Berlin recently. She Is a native
of La Porte. Ind.
I. F. Loree, former president OF the
Rock Island system, proposes to &c
abroad. In Russia he will be the guest
of Prince Hilkoff, head Of the railroads
Of the Cars kingdom.
Two school boys at Lear, near the
Dutch frontier, put Hendrick Basch. a
companion, age IS, in a barrel half
filed with treaele for cheating at pitch
and-toss. They confessed what they
had done and Basch was found SUI
located.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-12-01
Cost Of Being in Fashion
The Astonishing Sum Squandered cy f<1cfh "'
Wearing Apparel
By Rene Bache.


!
are
AAt mulimilionaire though MS app
a pretty is obliged to be seVeret S p ha
= in his wife and aausn
wide his ovefowing pu
cost practically im ano
highest comfortable on
a liberal ne may
hSn. fear that undue W. at
fashion ought to nave AT ea
socks year should suits fo % @
and SIX hue
informal oe
nnSro;derv half linen SUITS also io ~
.d that why expensive the glovehe on that
and lo
the linen suits $40 TO @ drner
.ne ne the evening and dinner son
ss to $50 for and 500 to $500 Tor the summer
frils and furbeows
which lady may receive @ n sso $500
With fur pehaps) will be supeen.ea o an equally
fashionable known as
Vencennes-Sauday Evenns io9
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-12-01
A DURHAM TRAGEDY
Business Difficulties Lead Up to .
Fatal Shooting Afffay
". r. MURRAY KILLS HIS UNCLE

Victims Own Pistol Turned Against
Him After He Had Shot Siayer's
Son-The Homicide the Outcome Of
Long and Bitter BUSINESS Rivalry
Both w. r. Murray, the Slayer.
And the Deceased Are Prominently
connected-coroner to Hold an In.
guest This Mernins-Ths Slayer In
Custody.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-12-01
| NEWS THROUGHOUT TIE COUNTRY
Paragraphs Of Minor Importance
Gathered From Many Sources.

Through the South.
The Lawson -McGhce library, with
$4,000 volumes. was burned at Knox
vile, Tenn.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-12-01


his own VOICE waon
auditors but across ne a
those pioN"oO
S 80 frpm that conducted by the air alone , ,e
a wooden rod between tne
.nG nonounce continuously Let the other ena De @ nae
another VINO at the
that time ne seizes the a
his thoen
.sne and The experiment may @ from time
49, IN the observers AS In the preceding case the
5000 solid BODY augmeAs he H' -
its
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-12-01
The Beautiful Sex
BY Henry T. Finck.

to be beautiful TO ne
beautiful sex? Too many Oh
to despair try to become strone'
mistake They stn 0eions ~
figures be not
for the very reason % a hes
a who lack physical cn
favored sisters III e
u fascinating ,, ,o..v shatesneare
lines bodily oeaut
xnus It mir fourline when he
Why our bodies soft and weak and smootn'
Unaptt toIoil andtr the world
Butth soft conditions and our hearts,
Should we'll external parts!
bodies should be o moo
like those OF
mental beauty auring and lasting tnan pe
Soeuty eu1 eene uva
modest cheerIu
other pleasing to the eyes ea od as ean,
waiting philosophy in Goldsmths maxim! ~
Is q handsome does"
the utmost should understand clearly nas
compete
weighted unfairly
the highest
1t Is that ne
Hence wise women VIII
.tr.nrth Of Home Companion
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-12-01


government and imperial
Prince me present h the
number between one and TWO
nm gold. the
established shortly after
ladies nobility Marchoness
m the president the society There 400
actual
Including the Formosa
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-12-01
In the North.

Roosevelt's official plurality in Del
aware was 1884 and Lea's 2,752.
The annual horse show, which
marks the opening of New YoIk's So
cial season, began at Madison Square
Garden, that city.
Wire communication, which was IN
terrupted over vast area OK the coun'
try by Sundays storm, has been only
partly restored.
The Methodist Episcopal mission
ary committee, in session at Boston,
continued making appropriations for
missions, including S5O,000 for South
ern whites.
Gen. Alfred on Lownefeld, general
sdjutant of Emperor Williams mill
tary staff, and Major Count Won
Schmettow, imperial adjutant general,
who are to represent the Kaiser at
the unveiling Of the statue OF Freder-
ick the Great in washington, NoVeAl'
Der 19, arrived in New York.
Philip Weinseimer, former presi'
dent of the Building Trades Alliance,
was sentenced for extorlon TO Sing
Sing for 20 months in New York.
The Francois airsh:p failed in
trial at the Worlds Fair.
Another brilliant gathering of social
leaders attended the New York Horse
Show.
Senator Thomas C. Platt give buck
wheat breakfast at Oswego, n. Y. to
Republican politicians in honor OF the
recent party victory.
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-12-01
- - ~
How We Hear
Our Own Voice.
By DR.. L. LalOy.

bv himself together with others by his friends ana W
machine to reproduce these at the end OF Driei p h.
~ bannens that he easily recognizes his ena ; o;ce
70. his own Or the hand the friends his
@ orfacty This singular proves that every one ~ ~
own voice differently from others . IL, IN the quality
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-12-01
Patriotism Of
Japanese Women
Rv William Di1lwiddie.

" William DI1VIOu1S'
barriers hand and neart "
Yl Of working for one common ena
ush,ns OF their counu! III VIZ
,..:., dveted o nos
The nracca everyday the situation dVeeo VI @ po
wealthy
humber classes 10 organize
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-25
a6tmns sarmer.

6abt ibr einen suten ooppeItel,
Son9pilu9 nDtbi9, Damn tommt 81
unS, mir ~9orontiren ben Ieidlteit9e.
benben uno 3uirieoeniteaeniten PIIa9.
9tud) boben mir ben b%eriibmten rSbC
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touien. preiIe unr 9eoin9mger
ridtje; man ~iiber3eu9e iid1 Ielbit.
Ndltuu9SoolL,
Sioot e Sebriioer 9eim.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-25
Gime Mmnoerbare asrobe.

Tim ons 2ebeu an retien, modte
Or. 3. IS. Merrin, pom go. Wleboo.
PAM. 90, cine Yrobe, tpelde in
cine munoerbare 6eilun9 ouSortete
Gr id,eibt: pein potieni, mor bon
6dmorrboioen beIauen. :Jd iono
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bieIen 5aG, uno id perid)rieb ibm
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botte ieit ben IeBten IA Wionot nidte
mebr oapon oerIpiirt.y GIetric Bit
tiers Iino poiitiu 9orontirt fir nu
peroauIidteii. SorIeibisteit uno 9tie
reuleioen. 0eriuden Tie oieieIbe
gtur 90 @ents in alien Ipotbefen.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-25

@Nupsynsw ?. 4. Elroe. Start
1ount1,
scut @oauernsar - I. q ylc.
1cnanu bon Nlarlbou Somtn.
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pon Hroipn Gountp.
auoitor = 3. Z. 0otlooon. Don
1in9Sburp Gormtp.
Sduliuperintenbent - 6eor9e "a.
NaIb. oon yineCIn Goumtp.
S%ommiiidr Der 6nentIid,en Sduoer'
eien IS. J. Sod), bon surner
Spunip.
6enerol aniuoIt = Y. DOLL, uor
9rootiu9S Soumtp.
GiIenbobnsS ommiIi6r = bon 9lod
Oil TiItritt - Or. 70. s.. Smith,
BON Nleao Gountp.
Die ais TeIe9oten 5ur GotionoI'
conoention eripdbIt iino (initruirt
Iiir prdIioeut 8ooIeuelt) 8. s,
anorctus, bon Sborles mir Soutip;
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@ountp; ". 9. 0riScoll, BON Som'
renee Gountp.
Die bisberieen Oberridlter 6onen.
GorIon uno 6uuer lpuroen mieoer
nominiert.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-25

pts-rre. @oup, neErico hal
scot dc suSpobi osS nem 2toatS
Sutcmunencen 9hunnnnec aui Der
giclebuo 9~isisrpation acnefmist.
gaai Der Gonarckatte Emo srei zee
ticnen in ieoem 1emn uoTseichen
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tionen rs mno 30. bod, mar eS Der
@unId ocS StoatObeamten. ooS
sono.mebr on elmer 1teIIc su baSen.
peIdbcm ooS Souooepariement IN
NoIbineton audi suItimmtc. GieleS
Dem Stoote Suioaence eono oui Der
GoIebuo Reicroaiion betrd9t oslo
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eaaodmt Su Chamberlain ein9etro'
gen mo Eod) WoIhinatcn aeididt
morben.
Nberoeen. 9lm 10. uno l6.
.Suni halt Die Glib , Datoto g4ooI
6rciper'S 9tIIociotion ibre SobreSs
oeriommhn9 bierIelbit ob. -sTer
Gouiratt liir Die Grrid)tuus Der 5lpei
ueuen Waro Sdulbduier luuroe
Serrn Z. $. 9sidel bon ct. pouI
fir ST., 300 iibertrasen.
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tiste Desperate uno 9ieboieb Sod
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Sdrefen BON NoIebuo Sountp, ipel'
der Dor einieen Wlonaien aus Dem
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mar uno Dor ctiua 5ebn So9en 200
Stiid 9ieb BON perId)icocnen 9ton
dies IN Der Nodberid)ait 9eitobIcn
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perlud)te. erId,oiIeu. aud oo0 piero
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Der Tlc SorIonb 6orm { Nietlen bon
8roton ipuroe bic 9eid)e bon De-
mitt 9iIbp s~eiunoen, welher Ieit
poriseu Sreitos perIhipunben iuor.
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Die llnterfuduns Der eeide er9ob
hrei 2dseI,puuoeu i'm aopf uno es
lit ieoenIauS elm Mlorn. Do 9ilbp
$3.50 bel Iid1 tru9 mo nidts bel linn
eeiunoen musoe. Der 8eroodt rt,bt
auI einem seiuiHen Dm. 3eiaIer, Der
Ieitoem oerihrpunoen IT..
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-25
cutler, .. =.
2a. Woi 19O4.

@-f 1tht LVOi'
Weil id Diters ouiseIoroert lueroe
mebr an bic ,Gurefo pot" al id)rei
ben uno oft luenis Sntereiontes
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3uIrieoen iein mus ib idreibe. W1it
benz Sden lino mir ferii9, ieb. sebts
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boben Die Sormcr ibre f%initern Sc
Iid)tern ~pcrloren uno ieben frerhos
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mno Aues 10 munter mo lrDblid)
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bono 0ieb mo piibner, o, aliidli'
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uieI seIdet audi iouit iebr bel arbeit
bis mieoe, aaeS in Oronun9 lit.
Seors 9ummeI lit seItern bier Dor
bel selohren feinen 9ruoer in Saoc
an beIudnen. WiIbeIm &uno, unt
WilbeIm Sd)enteuberser iino emIie
an Der Nrbeit ibre neue @obnbdu'
Ier Iertis 3u MAIDEN. :. 6irnin9.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-25
an ole ~2timmgeber bon NC.
Vberion Gonmtp.

Nadooem id fpieoerbolt ouIsefor.
bert lpuroe, Dem @ountn meme
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9eoln, Q. 3.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-25
a6tume Sarmer.

a0e ~oieieuiaen GARNER, ole oos
9rono3eid)en bon ibrem 0ieb ODER
pTeroen pubIisirt boben mDdten,
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una Der 9rano3eiden beim 6onnir
aubitor ,upor einsei6rieben lperoer
miiT5en.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-25
2Sie ,itan 9-oftcrre6nnngem

frntetcet. DER Gi9entbiinler bon
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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-25

Gs siebt telnen tranrise,sn 3ntano, ais
ben bes ssl9wddtsn Monnss. Ssine au'
eemsims @elmobsit mag gang gut isin nno
benno6 wiro ibm bur9 bieis sebeims
sdwd6e oas esben sur sot. SD weib SieS
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10 babe i6 mir porsenommen, bieisn l'dersn
ggsa ,af Seiluns aud Anberen gu ;sissn.
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ididen unb i'd nil S5nen serns iosen, mas
Sis tbuu miiIIen. I'm Sbrs pole Mannss'
froft pieoer gu srlGngen.
Mit S%armsrsrub
Srsb. MlAer, 1rnler, aRid.
Mai25 Snli 1.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-25

%N$ -
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on nnO miro isgi 70 idneI!oIS nos
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bic greamern oniansS uddlIten gio
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mnroe bic poItcor um9elporien'
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bel ii Die poitcor, uno bette poit-
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nor, batte ein tnappeS 6ntfommef.
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fommt Die Nnd)rid)t, ooB Jobn
Braun, elm IN Der gtdbe bon bort
ipobnenber 5armer, unter benz Der
bnd)t Ieinen 12jdbriscn Sobn 9e'
iDptet 81 haben, oerboitet iporoen
ri. Soipeit. Imie ieBt befonnt lit,
Id)eint es. oob Der Sun9e am oor'
icbien Somstas..5u.ieinem Lobe fom.
6oB Der Noier .noh Der tStaoi fam
sine gepobnIid)e ScI5fiite fouIte uno
ben Gobn am Sonntog b~eeroiete.
Der Nnter5 bebouptet oaB err nid)i
sDsib, .rpie ieinISobn um'S eeben
fam. Gr Iieb oenieIben on Der Baum
lbiir nube Dem 0auie nit einiaen
picrncn auriid mno ais or lpieoer
tam, iono er Ieinen Sobn tcot Dor.
Lie Nodlborn er5dbIen ober cine
anbcre 6eididte, bieielben ioyel,
onb Der Batter piitbeno ipuroe aus
roeno einer rriad)e ulo NIT Der
abIicbi Ieimcn Sobn 81 StraIen. III
\ ,cr Nutb ibn um~beobTidDti9t erId)Ius.
Die Ulttter ioete out benz 3su9e'
snnbc ans, ooB lie fort mar, ais Die
sroo0bie Iid erei9nete mio nidJSs
snuDn meiB. Die ainber Iosten obel
us, ooB Der piiibenoe 9aier ibrer
arnoer t5oteie nno linen nit ben
.Ieid)en S6idIol erobte, meum III
mas oaoon erSablen ipiiroen. Di'
uSgesrobeneigeid)e 5ei9te eine CROPS
i seule ant 6ouoSelent, einen id,perei
srmdD am llnterIeib uno oaB oos
genid gebrohen uar. Gtne Goro
erS nnterluduns. peIdle bon aoro
er Nntpn Gdmiotbouer, 9eIeite
mrbe uno cor elmer SurD ltotifono
oab poS 9erbift, bah Der toot,
nabe Sobn Braun IT,, o leinen
otter erIhIueen moroen 1T, ooi
ser bic ein3elnen umitdnce De
urp unbetonnt iiuo. Sobu Braun
bereitS i'm @omitD @eIdnsniB I'M
soebro ht moroeu, ipiro ober nod
4 Uerhor Dor einem 5rieoensrih
All bethlehem bobeu.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-25


0erIoueu:- cine 3 idbri9
brdmc Stute, wie9t unoeIdbr loo
piuno, uno bat einen peiben Sterr
ouI Der Stiru. DieieIbe u~erliei
meinen pIoB inn OCTOBER. 1903; id,
babe Die Stute in 2eolo, 2. O., 9e'
Fault, uno oenfe, ooS Iie oieie 9tid)'
hun9 AUDI iebt on9enommen bot
DemiireunoIihen gIuIidn9er, 1T cine
quite 9~eIobhun9 Ieitoeiebt.
Wm. 3ouer,
l. Nteilen noromeItIid) o CLINTON
poItamt, 2iuton, q, .. 4-1Smo.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-25
8eparirem mno perfertisen.

cSd bobe iu benz Gnider5oder.
@ebduoe cine 9lempncrei erridtet
uno bin iebt IN ben Stono 9eiebt,
ollie m69lide grbeiten in oieIem
meinem Sod)e uerrid)ten 5u t5nnen
8rinst Cure 3ueirdoer, Oefen uni
gIed1lpoaren oaer 9rt. SdI iperot
ou6solIerIei g~niirei6,arbeiten iiber'
nehmen. Wenn bic 3eit fommt fiji
Sure Oeien peS6uieben, ipredDt be
mir Dor.
Srunf WeSIep,
Ghrcfo, g. .
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-25

,Sd) babe MIDI iebi bduslid) IN
Siasoiem nieoerseIoiien, nmo bin
bereii meinem 9iuie ais 9roouirte
Sebomme 5olee al i%eiiten. Wer
oober meme Ollie notbpcnbia bot,
mDee eeidaieit bel mir uoripreden.
NdltuneSpoll,
Srou SeIeno Wiitdeil,
6iaspiem, Q. ..
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-25
M6tnng 5tcmersabltr.

Worum mietben gle fem Sdul'
lamb? Sic fonnea ibre Gteuern
boburd nm 9ieIeS ernieorisen.
Spredlt ioiort beim Sounip gluoitor
Dor. 4pioi-22Suui
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-25
Notice for Publication.

Land.Ofice at Aberdeen, SD, May 10. 1901
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice OF his intention
TO make anal proof in support or his clai:u
and that said proof will be made before the
Judge of the County Court within and Tor Me
Pherson county, S. d. at his office in Eure'
ka, 4. d., ON Saturday, June Is 1904 viz;
FRRIEDRICH KLEIN,
under his homestead entry No. l04ll for The
swtI neA4, SO nwA, nwA swA. Sec 80, Il. IN
N. II. "a W., 9th y. M.
He names the following witnesses TO prove
his continuous residence upon and cultiva'
ton of said land, viz:
Jacob Wolf. Jacob Hirsch, Friedrich Maerc-
kie Nickolaus Kusler, all of Eureka, s. ID.
John :. Netter.
e0-June Is Register,
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-25

~ Der Gnreto 5IeiSd)erlooen
i Iiets Die beiten e%insemod)tcn
amenfpaoren mie SaImpnS, DPS.
! aao TIeiid1. semonen, GroderS,
/. wir 9eben ibnen audi @elden'
gscrInd1ea gle Is nit uns.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1904-05-25
6ei d Sabrprei
mad Goros0 a.

Seoen D'ensto9 bis gum gtooem'
Der 1904, piro Die 500 GiIenbabus
oeieGidoit 8unoreiIe.9 iuete iiir Die
3eit bon 81 So3en on 9simiud)er
ucrtouIen; BON slrtos, 2. o, mo
bon Gorrinston nod) portoI, q. O.,
az einem iebr nieori9en &reiie BON
800 bis Su $500 i'm 9er9Ieid) NIT
benz reselmdBisen 5obrpreiie.
6. VI. Wtoaop,
lSploi-2Noo A9eut.