davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesotské noviny., 1904-11-03

harnsoyi, jenz seznal, ze nutno Jest
provesti operaci ma prav6m uchu. -
Slecna Mohroya byla tim srozu-
mena, nez kdyz sc operaci podrobi-
la o byla uspana, pfisel DIR. Williams
k nahledu, ze vlastna leye ucho je
vice zachvaceno a proto operoval u
cho toto. Po vykonane operaci ne
|byla Mohroya tim spokojena, ana
dala svolenf k operaei ucha prayeho
a proto podaia ma sraa. sdrraa sHTiiiiiiamse Ia
lobu pro nedbalost, zaroven zadaifc
nahradu obnosu $4,000. Pfipad
tento jest ojedin6ly soudnich ANA
Tech ma MIN byti rozhodnuta pra-
yoplatna otazka, zdaz nemocny mu-
Isl dati svolenf, nezli lekaF podnikne
operaei ku zachranenf zivota. ObG
|strany 2 rozsudku toho Sc odyolaly
Ia die vseho pfipad projednavan bu-
de II ySech soudnich instanci.
DIR. Ihos. Hovorka manzel-
xou syoii ze Silver Lake, Mimi, pfi-
Jeli We stfedu podivati Sc do st.
Paulu. DR.. Hovorka ysak tYz den
vrdtil se dornd, pani Hoyorkoya zd-
stala zde delsf naysteyou V rodine
p. J. skardiy a jinych pfateI, jichz
ade ma hojnost.
V paEak rann pFijieI do nazehse
|mesta IA pravnini zalczitostmi pan
Otokar sobctka, ceskg pravnik ze
Silver Lake, pr te pfilezitosti POI
ctil mas tez syoji navstevou. Pan So
botka vystudoyal na nasi statni n
|niyersite a pred sesti mesici usadil
50 Silver Lake, kde iak nam sd6-
|liI, dobfe Sc mn vede, k cemuz mu
srdetne pfeieme.
+ Po delslm vyjednayani ustano-
ven byl den St.-Paulsky a Minnea-
polisky ma svet. v}stavG st. Loni-
sa ma JIG. listopadu. Spolecn$ slay-
nostnf vybor slibuje postarati sc 0
ddstojnou slaynost ma v5stayisti a
doufd, ze podafi Sc mu vymoci zvla-
stni vyhody snizene jizdne ma dra-
Zach.
r ia smntnou zalezitosti povolan
byl do Denver, Colo, p. Tom. Baku-
la cisla 225 Richmond ave. lei
jeho, Nemec p. Ant. Schmidt, jenz
pred ctyfmi lcty ku vyleceni plic-
|nfho neduhn do Denver se odebrai.
tezce nedayno onemocnel n take 22.
min. mesfc zemfel. Pan Bakula ze-
LIE sy6ho zastihl iesta ma ziyu. Mrt-
yola zesnultho, provazena rodinou,
pfeYezena byIa do st. Pauiu, kde
pohfeb odbyyan byl patek dopo-
ledne 2 kostela sv. Stanislaya ma
hfbitov Calvary. Zesnuly byl Sc
rokf star zanechava zde manzelkuI
. sedra fassied sttar5 33ffttiaso. 3ffttio PPffiriaaie- PPfriaaie
Eel ku fadu Noble~Franklin els. 2,
AOUW. o mimo to pojist6n byl a
spolku Etna Pozastalyrn yyslovn-
jeme nasi srdecnon soustrast.
= Minuly patek potyrdil vrchni
soud rozsudek nizsiho soudu, jimz
uznavana jest za platnou a zakoni-
tou poslednf vnle Frantisky s. Will
deroye, kteraz odkazala majetek, VI
Gene beznala TIT miIionf dolard, m
zalozeni yydrzovani dobrocinneho
fstayu pro zaslouzile chude. Vetsi
Cast majetku pfipadne trvalemu
fondu na podporovani nuznych me-
sta st. Panlu. Mimo to ustanovila
zylastni rocni nadaci v obnosu $2,-
Minnesotské noviny., 1904-11-03

k:isf:. kaisfe
= Distriktnfmu soudu st. Paul
podala pani Mary L. Slipkova zadost
0 rozvod od syeho manzela Jindri-
che, jenz od .. servna 1908 odsiu-
hule 81 trest svdj We statni kaznici We
Saltwater, Mimi, kamz byl ma u
roku poslAn. zalobkyne zada tezz,
by vraceno j bylo JEFF diytf jmeno
- Honsova a k vychov6 prifce-
NY ctyry dftky, We start cd Z do Is
roki.
| fPan Jan slezak, jenz nedavno
Berouna, Mimi, pfistdhoyal Sc do
st. Paulu, povolal ga sebou sem ro-
dinu svoji minuly tyden. Byli jsme
mile poteseni navsteyou p. Slezaka.
ienz zdroyen pfedplatil Sc jak ma
Minnesotsk6 Noviny, tax ma Ho-
spodaf.
r Velmi vkusne zafizeny hoshnee
Ylastni Ia rohu Michigan a Rich
mond nlic v m6ste naScm chyaln9
many krajan p Frank A. Hora6ek,
ienz zajiste nikdy nikoho nezarmou-
ii a $ neivetA ochotou kazdemu nei-
lepsim zbozim poslonzi. Proto take
tesl Sc mistnost jeho velke pfizni.
r Jednfm velkych obchodi v
nasi cesk6 ctvrti jest zelezafslSy, pla-
chafsly klempifsky obchod D. r..
liiissiifiiiaa | ssiii elsie SIS zap. |. nj. v
rozsdhl6m obchodu jeho naleznete
vse, 60 obor takoyy spada mimo
TO p. Heinl ochotne a LEVINE vyko-
nava vesker6 prace klempifske a
sklenafske. Potrebujete-li neco po-
dobneho, neopome6te obchod .. J.
Heinla navstfviti.
= Pr letosnich volbach budou
volici hlasovati dodatku k charte-
ru mesta st. Paul, mali totiz me-
sto poyoliti v6tsi rozpocet ma poll
ceini odbor ku kryti roGniho vyda-
mi. Dodatek zada, by roenf rozpo-
Get ku vydrzoydni policeinfho odbo-
III nepfesahoyal S214,000. Cd roku
1887 byl roGnf rozpodet 1886, 5,000.-
v obezniku, vydanem natelnfkem
polieie, John J. O'Connorem, uvadf
Sc, ze pfi yzrdstajicim poGtu obyva-
telstva d maietku ie pFftnmna poll
cejni ochrana nedostatecnou. v roce
1887. kdyz dosavadni rozpocet byl n-
stanoven, cftalo mesto 10000 oby-
yatel, kdezto dnes ma jich 1856, 900.
l.idnatosti pry pfibylo hlavne We
venkovnich 6astfch a pfedmestich,
a tenn pfi nyn6jsim rozpoGtu nedo-
staya se v1fEi nchranv nezli fvfn rn1-
ly dobe, kdy talxfka liduprazdny-
mi byly. V obezniku prayi Sc da-
lc, be jestli dodatek tento bude yoli-
a odhlaseyaii, bude pfebytck roz-
pottu upotfeben k policejni dohlid-
ee a ochrant zivott a majetku tech
70 odlehlejAich lAstech mesta.
4 Behem til dnn urcenych k re-
gistroydni voliGd dalo 50 31,9ss OBJ
canl registroyat. Pocet tento ie oil
5000 yetsf nezli pred dv6ma lety.
Ienskych Sc nechalo registrovat
3,342.
i 0dvazny pokus chytiti zlodeje
provedla Marion Congeroya, 13 ro-
kn stara. Zlod6j vloupal se do by
tu +. A. Congera elsie 43 Macku-
bin ul., nedeli yecer, kdyz ysichni
clenoy6 rodiny byli V kostele. o de- |
safe hodin6. kdyz pani Congerova il
dceron vratily sc 3 kostela domu, Vi |
deli tlov6ka rychle po schodech se-
behnouti btzeti zadnim vchodem
Minnesotské noviny., 1904-11-03

a. ~ Al nlSsASnS IhunIEI ILLS Va
Lyons West Superior, Wis, Sc 81.
Beulah Masindovou Nebrasky. -
Oba isou posluehaei na statni uni
yersit6 nebrasske. Libanky sye ira
Vi III zdejsiciil jezerech sobotu
lako disaci podfleli W na hfe ma ko-
panou mezi uniyersitou nebrasskou
d minnesotskou v Minneapolis.
r Pekneu spole6enskou a tane6ni
z.aaii'sisii sigE,ofadal ve stfeda dnc 2s
fijna Katolick6 BesedG ma West
Seventh a Yankee ul. spolek sv. Pa.
vla, cislo 5, ZCKJ. pfi dobr6 hud-
be a "a vzorneho pofadku bayila &c
celia spoleenost utesene az dlouho do
noci.
r Dosti cetne nagstfvena schnze
oibffTala SC We stfedu yecer sini
CSPS. Byla to pfedvolebni schnze
republikanska, do niz dostaviio sc
nskolik kantidati pro RHINE dfady
0 mezi mimi / Hon n. G. Dunn, re-
publikansky kandidat "a ufad GU
yernera, jenx fe6i sye poukazoval
na dosavadni dinnost svoji yyyra-
cel rarnitly, jez protivniei jeho pro-
Ii n1ssan x..ass
= Naslndkem xhoubnych pozarG
- yeikSelz 1nesfech poslednl do
bx se udaysich uznaly pojisfuifci
fpofeinfsti za nntnc poiistn6 zvvsiti
o to 20 cele zcmi We vsech vstsich
masfech. " St. Paul poiistne IVY
seno bylo D Is procent, LEG pouze
obchodni casti mesta a sice cd 8.
Mice X fece a od st. Peters k Broad
way. pojisfujici spolecnosti pra-
VI, he pozarni ochrana obchodni
casti y6tsiny m6st jest velice nedo-
statecna, takze ony tim donucens
jsou pojistne zvysiti, aby ztratu ne.
trp6ly.
= David Arnold, rozgazeG piyova-
IN Hammoya, bydlicf elsie 915
Hastings ave, zemfel nahle srdec-
nj vadou We ctyrtek dopoledne v
hostinci ID. H. Mangana, COS w.
Seventh ul. Mrtyola odyezena byla
do nArn,ee, kkasez kkasez rreciiiiilst.so;; rreciilsaseo;; kkoro-
neroyou pfieina smrti zjist6na byla.
Arnold star byl 56 roki st. Paul
hydlcl 80 rokn. Pred nekolika Lefty
byl kolektorem Pabstovy piyoyarni-
cke spoletnosti. Nalezel tez k neko-
lika spolkim a zanechava zde man
zelku pet ditak.
Kazdy Epas nGco stoif. Do ho-
stince znarneho pod imenem Log Ca.
bin pfisel onehdy jisty Thos. Auge
kdyz tam hodn6 penez utratil a
jak ~ patfi napil, poradil mu ma
levac. ably &c posadil ma iedno dfe.
vzn5elh, &, sedadei tAsaSSe tax .,Gt::nil .
tn naleva5 poinoci zylastniho zafi-
zeni drobnymi otvory v sedadle no
nGho stffkal vodu. Auge na tako-I
ye spdsy nejsa zvykl5m, sc rozzufil|
q pocal rozbijeti nabytek hostinci.
Tonu Ease nerozurnH mattel mist
nosti a proto dal mileho Auge-a za-
tknouti. II policejniho soudu po-l
kutoyan byl Auge $10 a ttratami
pro opilstvi, zaloba vsak "a nahradu
zptsobene skody byla vyskrtnuta.
= Po dyonhodinne porade pfifkla|
porota distriktniho soudu rozsudek
na s14,322.5o sletns Anne Mohro-
We proti dru. G. williamson. Pred
ndjakym dasem pfisla Mohrova, tr-I
Minnesotské noviny., 1904-11-03

ven. V nastalem zmatku spletl 81
zlodei cestu a octl sc kuchyni. -
Devce odvazilo Sc "a zlodeiem ry-
chile dvefe pfiraziti, nez tento vida,
20 Sc dostal do pasti, nasilfm dvefe
odstrcil, nacez podafilo Sc mu 20
staveni uniknouti We time zmizeti.
= Nasemu milemu pfiteli panu
Janu Koycovi zayazani jsme dfky "a
mnohe pfatelske sluzby, iez nam la
skave prokazal. Jeho laskavosti do
stalo Sc nam pfflezitosti seznamiti
Sc 8 pfecetnJmi krajany mesta ma
seho, kterez jsme ieho prdvodu
" zajmu MinnesotskJch Noyin ma
vstfvili. Pfizname Sc. ze byli isme
az pfekvapeni, kdyz isme seznali po-
stavenf zayody mnohYch nasich
krajann, shledavse iak vysokeho po-
staYenf V ohledu obchodnfm a spo-
letenskem zaujimaii kterak O.
llledu hnotnem dobfe 81 stoji. Ny
slime, ze ie malo NEST, l1ter6z by sc
mohly honesiti TAX mnoh5mi dale
zit5rni asisynii zayody jako St.
Paul.
Minulou nedeli odbyyala Sc zde
N dome hlavnfho tajemnfka G. s. ID.
+. j., pana +. A. Krcha, 542 w. z
ST., schaze tleetniho vyboru jednoty
to, pozastaVajieiEio palldd palld Frank
Mixa Jos. E. Sokol Mentgeme-
ry, Mateje u. Bast5fe . Move Pra-
fy Q Joscfa Try Minneapolis.
Zdroven ofibyyana byla porada za-
jmu jinych zalezitostf, prosp6snych
teto rozsffen6 d zdafile prospfyaifcf
jednoty, jejizto kol6bka stojf We sta
tn nasem. Jak yyrozumfvame, ne
jen ze byly nalezeny knihy v dpl-
nem a uspokojivem pofadku, nybrz
shledano ttz, ze fady t6to iednoty
Sc stale mnon a utesene vzrdstaii.
10 jest pouze ien po zasluze.
Welcome Social Club pofadal
svou prvni taneeni zdbavu sfni
g. 5. p. $. minulou sobotu vva:er.
= k tGzkemu poran6ni ma hla-
We pfisel polsky delnfk Josef Juric
" hadce nekolika re svych spolu-
delnfkn. Pracoval 3 nekolika Italy
a nasledkem neznalosti reel, povsta-
10 nejak6 nedorozum9nf, pfi nemz
jeden y Itali udefil Jurice zelez-
nYin syornfkern. iakych Sc porziya
ku spojovani zelezni6nfch vozi, spi-
sobiv mn ma hlaye poran6ni talk
tezke, ze lekaFi nemaji nadeje ma "a
chovani raneneho pfi zivote.
= Ia zyukd polnic stfelby q
del odebral Sc pondelf 81. pluk PEI
choty, kterY az dosnd lezel kasar-
ri siss s ztas af5f i5f IT 5 Smelling, ma cestu
do San Francisco, odkudz nastoupi
pax dalsi cestu k voienske sluzbe ma
Tilipinach. Y Fort Smelling az k
Union nadrazi, kudy koliv Sc pluk
ubiral, byl pozdravovan ma vsech
stranach nadsenim a americkon o.
hazaiosti. Ackoliv vojfnii neradi se
loucili Sc zdeisimi peknymi kasar-
nami, umfstenymi tax romanticky
pfi fece Mississippi q V blfzkosti tax
peknych vekych NEST jako jest St.
Paul a Minneapolis, pfece Sc test
ma cinnejsi sluzbu ma pozitky, jez
le otekavaii tropickych drzavach
slavne nasl republiky. Je to sice
anomalie: republika a zem syo-
bodna, jak se caste honosime,
zem nejsvobodnejsf na syete ma
sv6 poddane, ktera 81 moci zbranf
podrobila a jfnz vladne moci vojen-
skotl.
+ Nahledy, jez minnle jsme pro-
Minnesotské noviny., 1904-11-03
ST. Paul, Minnesota ctvrtek dne 8. nstopadu 1904

500 ma vydrzovani opatrovny s5,-
900 rocne ma vefejn6 lame, jakoz i
nekolik sv2tnic nenaecnicii sv: Eu-
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-06-18
THE STATE CONVENTION

The cenyel tion of Mississippi demo-
Gratis that assembled at Jackson this
week measured up fully to the stan
dard. Harmony permeated every ac-
tion of the convention. The Hon.
John Sharp Williams was recognized
As its leader and it was an honor and
a pleasure for the delegates to follow
him and carry out his wishes. With
a few minor exceptions the states
platform is masterpiece and will,
10 DOT BIT, furnish some of the planks
in the national platform.
Every prominent official in the
state was in attendance upon the con-
vention and from the many new faces
seen in the representatives chamber
the affairs of state are fast coming in
to new hands.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-06-18
Charter Of Incorporation.


PIT .f.--
PC ~ H'o"D D'i|t ~ ~ ale%ai'
I uGr' y - nary d"lues No1egtsha"
~ 'iIgii 'iSsoe Il.e' "Do ''77' re oa ana
JheE are hereby Incorporated under
tIe ""Il9 %uu S,s'e Oh yia Mississippi
o'9he manu- dctHr"i9 Company
Ha1 lut eoMleue Oh said corpa-
iaIioh IS 10 oe H. j4e city OF Green
Nt!ie' county Oh washington and a-et-
Oh = 'SsisNi ppI'
.? 1uaJ we purpose ana powers OF
SAID corporation are TO engage 10 the
lilanulactuil, sue Of ID materials for
ana erection Oh buildings OUT of com
poslte stohe, afuueial stone, concrete
stone, bilcks, concrete bricks, c0m-
Posl1e 9Ioue PiIcNN' as wen as to buy
ahii seti' make aud manufacture far
saie ana selt any ana AN OF The forega
ing Materials ana any class Of com-
posIte stone artificial stone concrer
/ stone concrete bricks, concrete build
ing material ana bricks and stone of
| every character ana KIND: to make or
t t-,.lI ulactUre any QI all Of the
foregoing materials by any process
covered by patent, patents or other
wise which said corporation may o1n
,it' a. noi I','IeI "efulte 0y patent,
IaLt OF assignment or by renewal OF .
tbereof. tGa 7 rt',bt ana assignments,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-06-18

Hon. Percy Bell Of this city has
been elected by the state university
alumni its orator, and he was further
IGNORED this week by being selected by
Chancellor Fulton Of the state uni
versity 10 represent it as its speaker
ou state University Day at st, Louis
Hon. John Sharp Williams Of Missis-
sippi has also been elected by the
university Of Virginia to represent
that institute on the same occasion.
Chancellor Fulton made no mistake
in his appointment and Mr.. Bell Will
render full credit to the state for the
Lonors conferred upon him.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-06-18

Every week brings some terrible
catastrophe. The dynamiting Of aud
killing Of score Of miners at Grip
pie Greek in the west last week was
terrible thing but it has been over
Swallowed by the appalling loss Of
eight hundred lives of women and
children on the burning excursion
nat General Slocum, at New York
last Wednesday.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-06-18

Lieutenant Richard Hobsou, the
man who sank the Merrimac III the
harbor Of Santiago, passed through
Greenyille last Tuesday morning on
his way to Wilmot, Ark, to deliver
an address before the schools of that
city. Quite a number Of gentlemen
met the hero of the Spanish was at
the Cowan and found him to be a very
pleasant and sociable guest.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-06-18
ne bargain cOunters are
at Hatter's Alteration Sale.

Wanted-White oak stumnao 90 .,,,
80 i0[ slaves, in large or small
''''', Give full particulars. Ad-
4s'S N Greenville Times. e.l1m
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-06-18
Saturday July End, 1901

0A the above date l will put one dol
lar IN silver in the pockets of five
different citizens of Greenville, and
Lhe hrst person who, on that day
mas the one who have these dollars
ana says; Dixie Antiseptic cures
Palng- give me that dollar, will re-
ceiye them.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-06-18
DiAie Antiseptic Cures Pain Give Me That DODa
GREENVILLE DRUG CO.

WANTED. Agents in al Nh M
counties to sell our self,nssIIr
Iron. We have men maKlut u.
to S25 per week. EXCLUSIVE asl',ol, d
given. Agents suRg s 4
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-06-18

Mr.. Dolly Heidingsfelder is enjoy
ing summer vacation with home
folks ia this city,
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-06-18

State Mississippi County of Washington above named
the
A B. NANCE sfie
Subscribed and sworn to before me this o June
H Notary Public
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1904-06-18
RES 0 u RCES

Loans $40. ia II
Overdrafts Cotton, Etc. 36, S24 II
T. S. Bonds 100000 90
Premium on T. S. Bonds $500 90
Levee Certificates 10000 90
Washington County Bonds 1900 90
Other Bonds 1900 90
Banking House 27,271 so
Real Estate $500 90
Cash and Exchange 374,674 IS
I. ), Treasurer 5000 90
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-03-04
Aberdeen, South Dakota, March q, 'o4
Still U~ncOrrObOrated.

owe counted seven different Mitchell support
ing newspapers that published identically the same
article in their editorial columns last week and gave
no credit for the same but published it as original
matter
In looking over the editorial columns of the
Groton Herald last week to see if Brother Veitch
had made an apology for approrriating nearly a
column from the DEMOCRAT without giving the
usual credit, the writer found instead the statement
quoted above. Now in that sweeping charge he
never touched the DEMOCRAT, so there is no feeling
of resentment to prompt the following remarks.
Will the Herald give the names of the seven news
papers supporting Mitchell that published the same
article as originate He can not lealn too early in
this campaign that his statements will be greatly
strengthened if he will give names and dates OF
papers he Uwould endeavor to discredit, OF
quote to the injury of Mitchell. He is like the rest
of his journalistic CO. workers in this county who
are engaged in the vain effort to dissuade the people
it is decentIy accessible. They all unite in saying
that newspapers advocating Mitchell have slandered
the north part of the state by saying tits worthless,
but if q hundred dollars reward were deposited il
the First National Bank of Aberdeen to 20 to the
first one of them who could cite a passage in any
paper supporting Mitchell that would bear any such
construction none of them would ever call for it.
That editorial which the seven papers sup
porting Mitchell each published as original is
myth; the Mitchell committee sends out clipping
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-03-04
DON'T SOW SMUT
Directions for Treating Wheat to
Kill the Smut Spores

The farmer who feels that he can
not afford to purchase an owens
smut treater or gets his order for y
in too late should not let his wheat go
without treatment. The following
method is given in the last issue OF
The Dakota Farmer.
"There are several methods OF treat
ing seed wheat to free it from the
smut spores-the treatments most IN
use being with blue stone, lime, not
water and formaldehyde. Formalde-
hvde has proven to be the most salts
factory medium SO far discovered. IL
is used as follows: Make a solution
of LIQUID formaldeyde (the druggist
NAV call it $40 per cent Tornado
| hyde'D using at the rate OF one peund
to forty five gallons Of water. Put the
wheat in a pile On the barn noor.
Sprinkle the pile thoroughly with bhe
solution and shovel over. Leave the
grain piled for two or hours Il
then repeat the sprinkling and shoVel-
ing process until you are quite sure
that all the grains have Q wei,
when the wheat may be sacked or
piled until the next day. Ii the grain
is very smutty it may be dipped IN
the solution, and dipping is sure to be
effective. 1t is an advantage for the
grain to be kept in the pile over plght
afterthe treatment because the chem
ical has better opportunity to attack
the smut spores; but do not leave IT
piled long enough to get hot. Dip
bags In the solution before sacking
the treated seed. The drill should be
set to SOW more Of this swelled seed
than you would SOW if dry. One can
determine how much by measuring
before treating, and again when ready
to seed. Formaldehyde is said by
chemists to be non-poisonons."
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-03-04
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate of Clara KONG. Deceased

Estate of Clara KONG, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given by the I'm.
dersigned, Fred KONG, administrators
OF the estate of Clara KONG, deceased.
to the creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said de-
ceased, to exhibit them, with the
necessary vouchers, within four
months after the first publication Of
this notice, to the said Fred KONG,
administrator of said estate, at the
office of w. H. Morgan in the White
building, number I'll, South Main St.,
Aberdeen, IN the county of Brown
and state of South Dakota.
Dated at Aberdeen, South Dakota,
February End, A. D., 1904,
FRED KONG,
Administrator Of the estate of Fred
KONG. deceased.
w. Fl. MORGAN,
! Attorney for Administrator.
First publication Feb. S, 'O4--4t)
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-03-04
always carefully credited, but none OF the "nano
me down, kind Brother Veitch tells about-not to
the writer's knowledge.
Hail and Welcome.

The program for the dedication Of the new
has not yet been completed and can
not be published this week. One thing is GER
tain, it will be a great event. Let the people of
the county come out. 1t is an event to occur but
once in q lifetime. 1t marks the opening of a new
era in the history of this great county. Let the
old fellows come together for the sake of ssauld
lang sine'' and the younger generation in whose
keeping the future lies, come to imbibe q determine
ton to make the commonwealth of Brown the mar
vel of the state.
The business men of Aberdeen would now
gratefully acknowledge their many favors received
from tho farmers of Brown county, and heartily
welcome them as their guests for a day TO be
made memorable.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-03-04
Taken as a whole the Sioux Falls
delegation was apeach. The city
ought to be proud q of it.

!, 1t is rumored that a new dem
ocratic paper will be established
in Lead. It will be run in the in.
terestof Hearst's nomination, and
if he is nominated in theinterest Of.
his election. 1t is said it will be
placedunder the editorial manage
ment of hon. Freeman Knowles.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-03-04

Wood Harrington, chairman of the democratic
county central committee informs the DEMOCRAT
that he has secured the old council chamber at the
city hall for the purpose of holding the county con-
v~ention on the 18th inst. The call, published in
another column, is for a mass convention to meet
at 10 o'clock & a. M. It beheoves the democrats of
this county to make a demonstration on that day
of the fact that they are alive, hopeful Of success,
and very much more numerous than lots of people
would like to believe. Even the county chairman,
like too many of the cold guard, " seems loath to
believe that democracy has not only been rejuven-
ated but vastly recruited by the coming of humid
reds of old populists of this county, as true dem
ocrats as ever followed the banner of Jefferson and
Jackson.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-03-04

The following indicates how Editor Bennett of
the Yankton Herald felt over the consummation of
the deal Yankton made with Sioux Falls at the state
committee meeting in Huron.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1904-03-04

"The Sioux Falls papers congratulate the city's
delegation at Huron on it's success in landing the
democratic convention and said that it unlimited with
Aberdeen. The papers do not do the Sioux Falls
delegation justice. 1t united, made deals with and
promises to everybody that asked it for support.