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The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-21
WoMAN's BODY IN A TRUNK.
Unmistakabie Evidence OF a MUIR
der at Cleveland.

The body of a young woman was found
crowded into a trunk which was picked
up in the water under a coal dock on the
lake front at Cleveland, o. Detectives
were at once placed on the case, with
the result that the body was identified as
that of Mrs. Inez Smith, of No. 95 Ore
gon Street, Cleveland.
The woman disappeared on Sept. g.
That she was murdered and her body
placed in the trunk and thrown into the
river, the police say, is certain.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-21
south Dakota Day al St Louis.

The management of the st. Louis ex-
position has set aside the week beginning
Sept. 26 as South Dakota week at the
exposition, and Thursday, the 26th. has
been fixed upon as the date for a spe-
cial South Dakota day, when special
features will be provided for South Da.
kota visitors
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-21
DEAD BEFORE HELP CAME.
Frank Culbertson Overcome by Gas
at Yankton.

At Yankton Frank Culbertsop aged
30, was overcome by gas while at work
in a cesspool and w. II. Lawrence, his
employer, was also overcome in attempt
ing to rescue him.
Culbertson was dead before help could
reach him and Lawrence is in q serious
condition from the effects Of gas.
When Culbertson lost consciousness
Lawrence went to his assistance with a
rope around his body. Lawrence was
overcome almost before he reached Gull
bertson, and was hauled to the surface
unconscious.
Lawrence is a widely known stockman.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-21
RAILROADS ARE ACCUSED.
Member OF Commerce Commission
Begins Hearing in Denver.

Judge Z. z. Prouty, member of the
interstate commerce commission, has be-
gun hearing evidence in Denver, Colo,
on charges of discrimination in freight
traffic against Denver, which have been
made against all western railroads. Cat
tlemen allege that for years the railroads
have been steadily advancing live stock
rates and are now threatening to put
them still higher.
George j. Kindel, a manufactures, pre-
scented evidence showing that goods ship
ped to Denver from both the east and
west are booked us first class, where
transported to any other state Mt third
and fourth class rates.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-21
Trolley Line for sioux Falls.

The Sioux Falls city council has grant
ed to a syndicate of Des Moines, Ia, cap
~italists a franchise for the construction
and operation Of an electric street rail-
way system in Sioux Falls. The syndi-
cate is composed of s. G. Lee, A. III.
Marshall. w. X. Marshall, j. r. Shelly
and G. w. Rhiney
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-21
Restaurant Burned at Pierre.

Fire starting from gasoline Thursday
night at Pierre destroyed the Owl res
taurant in that city. The loss is placed
at $1,000 on the restaurant, which was
owned by j.. p. Erickson, with no insur-
ance. The loss on the building, owned by
Il. b. Mathieson, is placed at $500. COW
cred by insurance.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-21

The work of gathering the apple crop
from the famous Prosser orchard near
Hurley Is now in progress. Over fifty
persons are employed IN the work. The
Wealthy variety Of apples is now being
picked. or these there will be about A.
600 barrels. or 1900 bushels.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-21
Pleased at End OF strike.

Cattlemen around Belle Fourche are
making great effort to get shipments off
to the eastern market. No district in the
state is better pleased ct the end of the
meat strike than in the Black Hills
ranges. The prospect is that stock will
be picked up clean from the range this
fall
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-21
RESULT OF A STABBlNG.
Fred High, OF Marion junction,
Held TO the Circuit Court.

A Salem dispatch says: In a quarrel
Wednesday morning over a horse Fred
High, of Marion Junction, stabbed Hem
ry Kolz several times, and the latter is
now in a critical condition.
The quarrel occurred seven miles south
of Salem. Kolz is a thresher hand.
A Nh. Debott followed High, who re-
sisted arrest and was shot in the foot.
He was brought to Salem, charged with
assault with intent to kill, and in prelim-
mary hearing was bound over to the No.
veInber term Of court on $4,000 bonds.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-21

President Palma, OF Havana, Cuba,
has deereed that payments of one,half OF
the amounts due revolutionary veterans
shall begin On Oct. 4. The proceeds OF
the So, 000, 900 loan will pay one-half Of
the recorded claims, with 100000 to
spare.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-21

Jaseph Briggs, who vas arrested at
Chicago on suspicion of being connected
with the murder Of aarold Peterson, the
tobacco dealer, who was killed in his
store BY robbers, has been positively iden-
tilted as the man who did the shooting by
VIM. Potee, the coloEsd porter, who is "
Ing In the hospital with a bullet through
his lungs
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-21

AT Asuncion, Paraguay, several cases
of bubonic plague have appeared. It is
feared the epidemic win be more seri-
ous than on the previous occasion, be-
cause Of the presence Of a large number
Or troops:
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-21
SEVEN DIE IN FIRE.

Disastrous Blaze in New York Ten
ement House.
Seven persons in the Konowitsch Gam
lily We're burned to death and six others
injured seriously in a fire which partial
ly destroyed a tenement building in First
Street, New York, early Tuesday. More
than twenty families were asleep in the
building. Thrilling acts of bravery ac-
companied their rescue by firemen and
police.
Police Captain McDermott and the fire.
men who first reached the burning build
ing believe the fire was of incendiary ORR
gin.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-21
First Instance on Record.

The Mexican state department has no.
tilted the United States district attorney
at HI Paso, Tex, that the court order ex-
ltraditing Vance Fulkerson, indicted for
lemhezziing government funds, has been
approved. This is the first instance on
record Of the return of a government on
cial from Mexico for embezzlement by
the Mexican authorities.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-21

Capt Barlinsky, commanding the Rus
sian ship Lena At San Francisco, has
informed Rear admiral Goodrich he de-
sires his ship .dismantled and has asked
as TO the extent to which this dismantle-
ment should be made.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-21
Extradition Warrant Granted.

GOV. Herreid has granted an extradi-
ton warrant on the request Of the gov
ernor OF Ohio for Leonard Ray Neiswen-
der, who is wanted in Defiance, o., ON
q charge of seduction. He was arrest
Gu white working with thrash;ns crew
near Worthwhile, Sphinx County.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-21

The Western National Bank, with q
capital stock Of $4,000, has been or
ganized in Mitchell. (. Is expected the
bank will be open for business by Oct.
10 II has made 4 ten rear lease or q
ruin III ire wiimann fiotei building.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-21
MINISTER FIGHTS IN A ouEl
Rev. Il. NJ. Younghanse Fatally
Shoots John Harris.

A special from Columbus, Miss, says:
In a duel with shotguns about eight
miles from this city Rev. Il. NJ. Young
hanse, aged 40 years, shot John Harris,
3S years of age, in the stomach, and the
life of the latter is despaired Of. Rev.
Mr.. Younghanse received a charge of
shot in his side, but is not seriously In
jured.
The cause OF the shooting is unknown.
Both parties are widely known. Rev.
MI. Y~ounghanse is detained at the Jail
i'm this city.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-21
MoRE RousL FEARED.
Alabama Miiisiamen Ordered Out
Grand Jury Returns Indictment.

The grand jury at Huntsville, Ala,
returned an indictment against Mayor
Smith ard Sheriff Rodgers, charging
dereliction Of duty in not suppressing the
mob which lynched Horace aaaplcs a few
mob which lynched Horace Naples u few
days ago. Ten members OF the mob
The announcement Of the indictment
has created wild excitement and further
trouble is feared.
The Birmingham company of the state
militia has been ordered to Huntsville.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-21

The members OF the cattle and butcn-
en- union at Chicago are thieatening to
strike again unless more Of their num-
ber re M hack 70 s=e-s srss ;s;fv4
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-21

Four persons were burned to death
and six injured in a FIRE which destroyed
the three upper floors of q ive-story ten
ement at 68 Seventy-frst Street, New
York, early Tuesday. Three victims were
men and the fourth q woman. An were
~ s55rs =1
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-21
building submarjne Roats.

The Fore River Ship Building Com
pany, at Quincy, Mass, has in process Of
construction six submarine boats. Tho
o~ficials Of the. company refuse to state
for whom the boats have been built.
The Miller sun. (Miller, Hand County, S.D.) 190?-19??, 1904-09-21

thursdays quotations on the Sioux
stoek market follow; Stockers and
|feedera. $2.Jo4S.35. Hogs. $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-01
CONSULT your MOTHER, GIRLS

when In doubt your mother
That children generally but applies
calty o
mother experience
which lack she knows the the world which do pot
know You things OF view IL necessarily
point OF view mother
are coming.
Happy
her mother with her little nsEynga her girl
sh hopes and fears and talk OF freely that mother VIII
understand and advise tenacry senshiy rightly.
Happy that mother who has daughters conf
denca who knows how listen sympahetcafy
her daughters ds and plans Happy the mother who has
driven her daughter Ersh
silly and pFeposseroas the girls dcnuqurn
between
The bond OF comraderie between II II
binds them together the daughter problems mothers
problems the Solution a one.
"A son TN he gets Wife daughters daughter all
the days pf her ntcr-n
The cid "A boys friend Is his mother"
That's
But mother a Of a
And the Who 5 likely a
Ask mother.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-01
BACK TO NATURE

BAnche oray physcho- physical
culture TAsen
Of the
and
door sxssenee-esen to tbs sleeping
1T is THE MOST NATURAL
Is RETURNING TO NATURAL CONDITIONS
do
who abandon
over In Columbia Me- the
sersi pesioad bs
IN
better prepared do
ions since aocscss admitted
entirely how
CLOSE
And to-day Ia the
dinnA Is should
not that rafums
that he has gusrcd GODS SUNSHINE
him administered ariftelaIy.
o a fight and its merits
and aemert need
satisfaction ct the majority
ncosh
AGREE that ALL be a.
phase OF the efforts
NATURE ha. bern
a rasn
who hare ~fhstcod
fond Of joke after all champions
Individuality the
sns them vhels but
reach him his
RETURNS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-01
CRITICISM OF The STAGE

critic IL more comp.,sn,
who
He OF today
Of The three cornered girls who 81
peacock Of the Shiny muck unacy
OUGHT
exaggsrafion Is only slight
Probing critic
fifty when the theatr
a todsywben mo-
engossnent . exclusively
greed.
today
honor n direction.
purvpy0rx giving thAtH
public
Perhaps.
eduoative4
the 1t
fhe public
public he office
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-01
CHAPTER XVI

The road which u was necessary
for the peddier and the English cap
tain 20 travel IN order 20 reach the
shelter Of the hills lay for a half
mile IN fun view OF the building
that had been the prison of the lat
ter.
To preserve the supposed differ
enee in their stations. Harvey rode
a short distance ahea1 % his com
panion and Ina1ntainde the sober
diKnified pace that was suited 10 his
assumed character.
Hcnry's first impulse WAS TO
urge the beast he rode 10 bis great
est speed at once. but the forward
movement made for the purpose
was checked by the peddler.
Hold up he cried. would you
ruin us bothf Fall into the place Of
black following his maRfsr. Did
you not see their horses Haddled and
bridled standing In the sun before
the house2 How long do you think
that miserable Dutch horse you are
on would hold his st,ecd. Every
foot that we can gain. without Civ
Ing the alarm. counts q day IN our
lives Ride steadily after me and on
no account look hack"
Henry reluctantly restrained his
Impatience and followed the direc-
ton OF the peddier.
But" said Henry. IN viii not be
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possible Cor Caesar to remain long
undiscovered. Had We not better
put our horses 20 the gaiiop and by
the time they can reflect on the
cause of our flight, We can reach the
corner OF the woodaG"
"Ah' you little know them, Capt.
wharton. ret,sncd the peddler
"there r. a sergeant at this moment
hooking after as. as IL he thought nil
Was not right"
What see you. Harvey" Henry
cried n moment later. observing the
peddier TO gaze towards the build
inx they had left. with ominour In
trrunt what see YOU at tho house %
That which BODIES no good to as. "
returned the pretended priest
Throw aside the wig. you viii need
all your senses without much delay
throw them In the road. there are
none before un that 1 dread. but
there are those behind who VIII give
us fearful raoel"
Nay. them. cried the captain,
why not push for II at onecG''
he cool. they are in alarm. but
they will not mount without an of
flcef, unless they Hce US fiy-now he
comes. lac moves 10 the stables. tfota
bsiskiy. a dosen are IN their sad
dies. but the officer stops 10 tighten
hts girths. they hope 10 steal a
march upon us, he in mounted: now
ride. Capt Wharton. for your nte
and Keep at my heels. II yoti quit
mo you win be losti"
A second request wan unnecessary
The instant that Harvey put his
horse Go hts speed Capt Wharton
vas al bis heels. urging the miser-
able animal he rode to thr utmost
A very few Jumps convinced the
ca ptain that hts companion Was faas
leaving him. with abandonment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-01
ANOTHER BIG LIST
Nine More Sales Were Recorded
at D. s. Johnston Co.'S
Yesterday

The big cat price sale IL great bar
gain ported for intending purchasers
who arr responsinE from sTery diree-
ton. The purahaHrrn above rrfefed
TO are as foli0wBl
q C. johnson nrieetFf a BEAUTIFUL
peaas plano IN mahogany. ene 81 the
papuiar iIinEs pianos vas cold 10 the
Gem ThratHr Co. A. IostcNay. Of
ufitila. took Colonial Katabaii Ia nufi
~alnut, Mrs ira q. Carr. % 8euth
Park. bought = Western Cottage Or
gan. W. V. Mcdonald purchased one
u the elegant nsw y. + Johnston Co.
planes. n Berger. 81 ait Vernon
bought piano case Kinbaii organ
Frank Grace 81 Eedrs- " cooley. Pfc
ferred besuslfm kimsea paRHo In
walnut: y. 4. Niiis Of Henton. II
making himself ana family happy Nth
a Simplex piano player. MR. y. Hot
ItnEnwsrih. Of pemsuE. got a BEAUTIFUL
Rimbaii organ. In addition TO this
great record In plano ana organ SELL
tnE ~s are doing a very large ssNi-
uras ia the relsbraied caluulbla graph.
ofssonos ard records and ali kinds of
small musical instruments. II you
need anything in our line. yea can't
afford 90 leave this opport unity 20 b.,
and Nhile the sale laata
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Henry cries aloud 10 ne peddief not
20 daaert him Harvey Instantly
drew NJ and Suffered his companion
20 run Alongside his own horse
Had we no, better leave our
harH~sT said Henry. and make for
tire hills across the fields on our
lefiG-
-Thai way lies the gallowH.' re-
turned the p~dfi~r
Hut this miserable horse L. blown
already" cried wharton 'he viii
never stand u for half a mile
/ farther
"A quarter wiIl do aaid the ped
der. "a single quarter WIN save us.
n ron follow my directions"
Somewhat cheered by the manner
of his companion, Henry continued
silently urging his horpc forward. A
fugitlves caught a glimpse Of their
purBucrs Mason and the sergeant
we're much nrafcr 20 their heels than
even the peddIcr thought could be
possible.
Al the foot % the hills and for
uosne distance up the dark valley n
thick underwood OF EapiinEs had
been suffered to shoot M. where the
heavier growth was felled for the
sake Of the fuel At the sight OF
this cover Henry again urged the
psddi~r to dlamount and 10 plunge
/ into the woods. but his request was
promptly refused. Two roads met
at very sharp angles "a short
| distance from the turn. The ped
der took the one which led to the
left. but held II only a moment. for.
on reaching a partial opening in the
thickst he darted across Into the
right hand path. and he'd the way up
steep ascent which lay directly
before them. on reaching the fork
the dragons followed the track and
PASSED the spot where the fugitlves
had crossed 20 the other road before
they missed the marks ~ the foot
steps. Their cries were heard by
Henry and the peddisr a. their
wearied snsaaais solled up the hill,
ordering their comrades ha the rear
10 tide la the right direction.
Thsy reached the desired summit
and both threw themselves from
| their horses Henry plunglng into
the thick underwood. which covered
the ride Of the mountain. Harvey
stopped TO give each of their beasts
few blows Of hts whip and then
followed his example.
Tho peddler entered the thiciect
with a little caution. and avoided.
as much as possible. rustling OF
breaking the branches in his way.
There was but time only 90 shelter
hts person from view. when = drs-
goon led mp the ascent and cried
aloud
Il raw one Of their horses turning
the HIN this minute"
Drive on. spur forward. my
lads" shouted Mason. give the En-
Riiahlnan quarter. but cut down the
peddlcr aud make an end Of him
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T'HIE SPI
BIZ j. FENIr1oRE COOPER
| ThH NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE Assn.

Henry fell his companion grip his
arm as he llgtcned TO this cry, which
WINS followed by the passage Of a
dozen horsemcn,
Now" said the peddler. rising 20
reconnoitcr. "all that We gain IN
clear gain. Cos. au We 40 up. they go
down Let W. be stirring"
Tut viii they not follow ua and
surround the mountain said
Henry. AT any rate. We shall
starve IN the hills"
Fear nothing. capt Wharton"
returned the peddler. with conf
drnoe. this II not the mountain
that l would be on. but necessity
has made me deKtrous pilot
among these hills. I will lead you
where no man viii dare TO follow"
so saying. they were soon hid
from view amongst the rocks and
cnverna OF the mountain.
The conjecture Of the peddlcr was
true. Mason and his men dashed
down tho hiil In pursuit. rs they
supposed. % their victims but. on
reaching the bottom lands. they
found only the deserted horses OF
the fugitiyea. After "A futile search
they were compelled to return
efnptyhanded.
When Nlaa f'eYton ana her nieoe
first learned the escape OF Capt
Wharton Il was with difficulty they
could credit their senses. They bosh
relied no implicitly on the success Of
DunwoodleE eseftionA that they
thought TIC act extremely impru-
Dent. hut u WAS now too late 20
mrnd it.
Frances could no longer doubt
that the figure she had seen on the
hill that day WAS Birch. and she felt
CERTAIN that, instead OF Tying 90 the
friendly forces below, her brother
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-01
Saving of 500 Dollars

IN slightly esed. rrnttnx and second
hand riansm. many Of them being
practically as good as uew. New or
srans nos VI. 80 ~ and np. being
practically one third tosx than regular
values Second hand organs npEt any
Ewlc-. Erurr inatrurpsut guaranteed
to BE absolutely as represented 90 no
sale. The very easy terms on which
We sell and ths present extremely bow
prices make u possible for almost
every one 70 have q plAno % organ.
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been her brothers prison and took
her way 20 the foot Of the mountain
20 the rock that she had marked as
the spot where Birch made his APP
pearanco on that very morning.
She must find ilngvey ana her
brother. for she had overheard the
Officers diseuas plans for Henry'a
rednpture ard she must warn them.
This thought stimulated her 20 60
on. but the solitude. the time. the
uncertainty Of her finding the hut
urged her 10 retreat
The increasing darkness WINS each
momant render ing objects less ana
lena distinct. and the clouds we're
gathering mote gi,omllY b. the rear
Of the hin. until 80 form could no
ienger be- diaeernod. A. length she
discovered = fnint and twinklluE
blaze a. the direction In which she
thought the building stood. that
might be taken for the Rllmmefing
Of a fire. Suddenly a streak ~ light
burst upon the mountain ana grad
unlly moved down ia side. until the
whole became distinct under the
rays OF the rising moon. N would
have been physically impossible for
her 10 advance without the friendly
light. Princes heaitntod no longer,
but ran across tine meadow and was
soon az the hhsn OF the rock. where
she hoped 20 find something like a.
Path 10 the summit Of the noun
tain. The ascent Was abrupt. but
ah. soon found a sheep path that
wound among the rocks so as 10 rem
der her labor much less uresomeI
than Il otherwise would have been.
fContinurd)
Go to gplnnings for bley 70 re-
pairs.
- -
We viii go 90 Grants Cafe. ini
Third ave for Good Meats. 80.
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HAVE YOU GOT
BLOOD POISON !?

II other doctors have no, been
able 10 get control Of your awful
disease--if other treatments
have not helped you-don't give
up-we can help you
Our secret remedy startiss the
world by tie wonderful r~suitn
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We will go 90 Grants Cafe. iaf
Third ave. for Good Meals &c.
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You May

TheFefors have your ehpios 81 car
sarro and complete lire II chickcriag
= Sons. Hahaft ~. Cable. kimtssIt
peaae. the uNW - a johnston Co.
Eayt0n. Hiure and other planes ana
kinbaii organs AZ startling redac.
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ing afsicbdle rev faanas fof tlzi. fzaa
as tsta fsa. Exs. SIC. ~ "a SGD and
upwarts. that represent an average
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-03-01

The night had So, in dark and
chiilihg. as Frances Wharton. with a
bcalina heart but Tight step. moved
through tho little garden that lay
behind The farmhouse. which had
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1904-12-15
Registration Notice.

The Office Of the Supervisors of Reg
istratiOn will be opened on the first
Monday IN every month for the pur
pose Of the registering Of any person
who ,s qualified as follows:
: Who shall have been resident oS
the state for two years, and OF the
county one year, and Of the polling pre-.
cinct in which the electOr offers to
vote -four months before the day OF
election, I'D shall have paid, six
months before, any poll tax then due
and payable, and who can both read
and write any section Of the constitl.
ton Of 1855 submittSl to him by the
Supervisors of Registration. OF who
can show that he owns. and has paid
all taxes collectable on during the
present year, property in this state
assessed at three hundred dollars OF
more. J.J. EADDY.
Clerk of Board
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