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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1904-07-15
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1904-07-15
Letter From Mr.. Guinter.

Prichard, B c.. July 4, 1904.
Editor of FARMERS LEADER
This is the day when the people Q,
the United States Of America make
the Eagle Scream" While we wouli
like to enjoy the day with you. bu1
cannot, vet we still have coursinR
through our veins that patriotism that
all loyal citizens of the United States
passed. Over our shack" to-day
floats the stars and stripes, yet You
know when in Rome you must do a
the Romans do Therefore we have
placed Just above it the British
Ensign. not withstanding this we
are singing The Star spangled Ban.
ner" and my Country tis Of thee and
the natives join in the chorus.
Every person have spoken to is
elated over tie nomination Of Roosevelt.
They all see in him that loyal man.
hood men 90 much admire.
Well, we are at work in earnest.
Three days after arrived here I had
forty five men at work on the side Of
the mountain leveling for the aume,
and to say that they threw dirt is put
ting it nicely. We have done $500
feet Of the work with pick and shovel.
1t will not be but short time until we
will have the work completed go as to
draw lumber to the place where we
contemplate building the dam. l have
been very fortunate in Obtaining good
men The first thing we did was to
build bunk shack" to accommodate
40 men. They are not all occupying 1t
as many have tents and our. surround.
ipgs reminds one very much Of camp
We have had very favorable weather
for the work. However it is very dry
and good shower Of rain would be Q
welcome visitor. Understand our
camp is between two mountains there.
for we get very little breeze and in the
middle Of the day the sun just pours
down it's heat Last season We had
more favorable weather as there was
plenty Of rain which kept the A.
cool. There has not been any
ram here this season >and on account
Of this, the snow on top of the
is melting and causes the
river to be very high. The boys do not
like this. as the trout will not bite
when these conditions exist, for the
water from the mountains carries food
with 1t for them.
Sayl almost omitted to mention
that I have young eagle. Not an
American, but intend to make an
American ont Of him. I have named
It 'Old Abe" I tell you he is beaut.
The people who came with me from
Beloit, To-, all like it here every much.
When Charlie Warrior receives letter
from his wife he feels as though he
would like to see the babies and that is
natural of course. With regards to all.
Yours, D. 8. GUINTER.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1904-07-15

Small waists are no longer in style
It's the round plump waists that come
by taking Hollister's Rocky Mountain
Tea; that's all the 60. 35 cents. Tea
or tablet form. Sold by I. NJ. Helmey
& 20.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1904-07-15
GOOD LIVE STOCK COUNTRY. .

Pierre is located in good live stock
country that has railroad on the east
side Of the cattle range and another one
on the west side, at Belle Fourche. but
no, one believes that the Northwestern
will ever build q line across to the
Black Hills because it now taps both
sides at Pierre and the Belle Fourche.
UNDER FALSE PRETEXT
Pierre is not building the Aberdeen,
Fl, Pierre & Black Hills line this year,
nor is she building the Midland Pacific
to Sioux Falls, nor is she extending the
Northwestern from Pierre to Rapid
City. she is just building an entirely
new line this time. She is building the
Elk Horn line frsm Bonesteel to Pfesho
Houston, Moore, White Clay Buttes.
Midland, Nowlin, Grindstone and on to
Pedro, the terminal, and standing
pat" Pierre is mistaken about % vote
for Mitchell being vote for the selfish
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Enemies From within

I find the church of the Lord Jesus
splendidly equipped materially and
temporarily for this winters campaign
against sin. But. more than that. find
that there never was n time when the
great evangelical churches were so
thoroughly in accord on the funda
mental doctrines of Christianity In the
pulpit and in the pew those doctrines
are held firmly. intelligently and de
voutly. and Christ as the Saviour of
the world has the whole souled allie
glance of his people Before genera!
goes forth to invade an enemy's coun
try 1t is very important for him TO
know that his own soldiers are loyal
to his cOuntry's standards and are Of
one heart. one mind and one purpose
When Christian church goes forth
into winters campaign against sin it
is Just as important for its pastor to
know that his people are of one
thought and one mind i'm reference to
the great cardinal doctrines of the
church. 4 thousand enemies outside of
n generals camp are not so dangerous
a menace rs one traitor inside of the
guarding sentinels' lines. \ thousand
blatant iniidcls attacking the church
OF Jesus Christ in infidel convention
hall or by saloon counter are not so
formidable as the so called frecthink
ing liberal who is attacking the church
of God ms a member of that church or
as an ordained minister of that church.
Some time ago before Il famous New
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Had the church of Christ only craven
hearted foes TO fight il would become
as Indifferent to them as | WAS toward
that sneaking coyote. whose worst
depredations are found in the barn.
yard among the dead chickens. Tn.
less starving and in numbers. he new Or
attacks strong foe. But today the
church of God has no cOwardly enemy.
Like a hunter stalking the man eating
monsters of India or Africa. the church
is and must be continually on its
guard As ii goes forth into the COM
ing winters campaign to do the best
1t can and with the help of the Holy
Spirit to do all it can for Christ. the
consciousness that It's foe has almost
unlimited prowess has made the
church strong and confident
But where is the gospel campaign of
this church during the coming winter
to be fought? We have talked about
the time. We have spoken about the
oneness OF purpose and the divine
strength in which we are to enter the
conflict. We now speak about the geo.
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Aom. csEvssA.
Americans Present Him With An In
crossed Message

Nedlna-Sidonia. Spain. July 1t.--As
demonstration OF gratitude regarding
his conduct at Santiago and his care OF
American sailors. Admiral Cervers was
presented here with an engrossed mes
sage bearing the signatures Of a nun
Der OF well known Americans. bcsides
letters from the subscribers. bound in
a volume. The presentation was made
BY Mr. Bird. Of Vienna. In behalf Of his
fellow Americans. The admiral. in re-
turning thanks for this manifestation
OF American good will said that his
conduct toward Licut. Hobson and the
American sailors after the sinking Of
the Merrimac had been inspired By su'
perior orders. Admiral Cervera had
repeatedly refused 20 permit his
Amrican admirers to 50 honor him
T hut. Notwithstanding their refusals the
plan TO make the presentation was
carried out.
Madrid. July il.-Gen. Toral whe
commanded the Spanish garrison a
Santiago when that place surrendered
20 the United States forces, died sun
day al an asylum FOR The insane neai
here.
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The japanese Attempted to PEN
citrate Into the Harbor at
Port Arthur Sunday.
WERE REFUSED WITHOUT LOSS,
Severe Fighting Took Place Around
the Port July Z. Russians Admit
Loss Of 1000 Killed.
Gen. sskharoff Confirms the Report o.
the Japs oeeup alton Of ksi Chou
Russian Loss Was $50
Killed or Wounded.

Che Foo. July IA European who
left Port Arthur at 5 O'Clock Sunday
afternoon reports that the japanese
made a torpedo attack Sunday morn
ing. attempting TO penetrate into the
harbor They were repulsed without
loss 20 either side.
The European reports further that
on July Z severe fighting occurred
around Port Arthur The Russians
claimed 20 have driven the japanese
back on an sides. but admitted a loss
CT over 900 killed. Seven hundred
wounded are said TO have arrived at
Port Arthur July S and IL was report
ed that more were 20 come in
ST Petersburg. July Lieut. Gen.
SakharoI. in n dispatch 20 the general
staff confirms the report Of the Japan
+ csc occupation OF kai Chou. He says
that the Russians did not exceed $50
killed or wounded. The general adds
F that the japanese are on the Yin KoV
road
che Foo. July tI.-Chinese iunkmcr
who arrived here Sunday from POT
Arthur say that on Tuesday. July 8
/ Chinese carriers brought into the towr
over 500 Russian dead. two Of whou
were high officials. They state tina
a part of the japanese force advanced
20 within six miles OF the bcsiegc'
town. taking another eastern fort.
Toxic. July 1l.-Gcn- kuroh r.
ports that on Wednesday. July 6.
detachment OF Japanese troops drov
on 300 Russian cavalry and occupie
kanchang. the enemy retiring ncrtl
ward The japanese had no casua
ties The Russian losses are unknown
On the afternoon OF July Q. 800 Rul
- sian cavalry attacked a Japanese d.
tachmcnt near the north entrance
- Feushui Pass The Russians were r.
Z pulsed and the Japanese regained po
{ session OF the entrance TO the pas
4 The Japanese had four men killed an
- three wounded
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nlaudod al length. Anu-Parkcr dele.
cations attempted 20 create enthusi-
asm for their candidates but the Par
ker men remained undisturbed and I'M
concerned. Hearst delegates paradcd
the hall but the showing was small in
comparison with the Parker process
sion which preceded H.
Nominating speeches FOR favorite
son candidates and scconding speeches
for both Parker and Hearst occupied
the convention for se7eral hours. The
convention hall seats about l0.5o0 per
sons and from appearances hundreds
more had been admitted. The floor
and lower and upper galleries contain
ed thousands Of sweitering men and
women oblivious 20 the fact that the
| crowded condition Of tne hall cndan-
gered every life.
As soon as the convention had been
| called to order Chairman Clark an
nounced that the report Of the com
/ mltyee on resolutions was ready. SEN
ator Daniel read the report as chair
man Of the committee. The conven'
ton confusion was so great that not !
word could be heard ten feet from the
platform.
The great climax OF the convention
the nomination OF a candidate for
Observation-Disclosures Immediately upor
the adoption OF the platform.
Chairman Clark proceeded 70 tina
order OF business without delay.
Alabama was called and yielded q
New York Mr.. Idttleton's speech i'm
mediately pleased his audience an
when he concluded pandemonluu
reigned Flags waved, banners wer
held aloft and great as was the crowd
delegates carrying the standards O
, the Parker states paraded through tn
convention. pushing, trampling an
=. fighting all who INSTRUCTED their PR
p gress. The scene was one OF tremes
dous confusion. Then was enacted
. scene that recalled an incident Of a
democratic convention in Chlcag
I which nominated William Jenning
Bryan eight years ago.
California. a Hearst state, was nel
: in order. d. NJ Delmas. of that stat
A was recognized and there was SON
o cheering as he made his way TO u
! platform. but It was not prolonge
T. The hail was a bedlam when Mr.. d
e mas concluded.
r Motion to limit seconding speech
I 10 four minutes was put to vote al
n carried.
= Vigorous applau followed Mr.. O
"A cTmeyer's mention of the name
Il Gen. Miles. but when he continued
= address after naming his candidate
Al was frequently interrupted by the g
r. leries and the apr lause at the conc
y. sion Of his remari 5 was shortlised.
~ the midst OF the hsndclapping Cha
man Bney's gavel fell SHARPLY a
Ia ended IL.
Az Handy's mentlcn Of Gray's name "
"a greeted with faint applause
81 Al las saturday moraiag Ma
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-07-14

Frankfort. Ky. July johnson
Hathcid. one % the most noted feud
prisoners in the Kentucky peniten.
tiary. has been pardoned by Lieutenant
and Acting Gov. Thorne. and he Is nov
az liberty Hatfield has been confined
FOR four years on a lie sentence given
him FOR participating In the Hatneld
Mccoy frud nrht of 20 years ago The
pardon covers the case under which he
was convicted. and also an other IN
dictmants against him growing out Of
that feud
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-07-14

Senators Bailey and Tillran. IN Ar
Auto. Were injured

St Louis July it.-An automobile
IN which Senator Tillman. Of South
Carolina. and Senator J.. W. Bailey. Of
Texas. were riding Sunday night col
iidod with jefferson avenue street
car. while running rapidly. and bota
we're thrown into the street but nei-
Their was seriously injured Senator
Tnlman suffered a spraincd ankle ana
Senator Bailey was bruised about the
body After ascertaining the extent
of their injuries and viewing their
wrecked automobile. she two senators
boarded street car and proceeded "a
their hotel The chauffeur was badly
f bruised. but set about collecting The
debris Of the automobile.
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HARRY cRoxoN DYING.
Ne is L. the Pen For Assuming Mrs
Bertha Gleason.

coungton. Ky. July II. --Prosecutor
Phillips and y. NJ. Frazier. both 81
Covington. returned from Frankfort.
KY. sunday. Harry CrcNoa. one OF
a number who assaulted Bertha Giea-
son. IN the Highlands. for which he
was sentenced 10 20 years In the peni.
tertiary. Is dying Of tuberculosis. Tom
Muliigan. who. with Wallace Bishop,
took the life OF Patroiman 'Mox" Nc.
Query. at the approach OF the Suspen.
sion bridge in Covingion. and who Is
also suffering with the same trouble,
IS growing better.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-07-14

The nomination Of Davis was made
unanimous.
Delegate John Lamb. OF Indiana,
moved that the democratic national
committee be authorized 90 nh any
vacancy that might occur ON the ma
tional ticket
The motion was made IN the forn
Of a resolution. which was adcpted
without opposition.
A resolution naming and thanking
the officers OF the convention was also
adopted: also. James X. Jones and the
outgoing national committee.
The people OF St Louis and the
Business Mems League OF the city
were thanked Tor entertainment pro
vided
Chairman Champ Clark and Tempo
rary Chairman john Sharp Williams
were made respectively chairman OF
the committees TO notify Judge Parker
and ex-senator Davis of their nomina
ton.
Senator McCreary. OF Kentucky
presided in the closing moments o
the convention.
At 1871 o'clock Sunday morning
Senator McCreary adjourned the con
ventlon sine die. the band playinl
Aud Lang Syne."
The national committee met sur
= day 70 elect a chairman. After neari
two hours OF debate Senator Bale
p offered to compromise II the commit
p tee would adopt a resolution end0r.
= ing the candidacy Of Thomas Taggal
g for chairman OF the committee. NJ
D Mack agreed to this and the resolutio
) was adopted. The committee wi
therefore meet in New York on n
{ caE of former Chairman Jones.
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CONVICTION poolsoo~s.


CovinEtoa. Ky. Iuiy In. r.
Hayes. attorney general Of Kentucky.
announces that the poolroonls iH Cow
ington viii Be closed. He mas eied
three motions IN the circuit court Tor
temporary iniunctions against the pro-
prietors o. the rooiro0rns and owners
OF the real estate. On Thursday next
the local attorney. ASSISTING General
Hayes. viii move 10 have the tajunc-
tons issued and for an early bearing
at which Judge shaw viii BE- asked 70
make the orders permanent and per
petuai Il Is stated that the pooirooms
Will move across the Licking river
back Of Newport. Ky.
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TRAINS COLLIDE.
Seventeen People Killed and 100 HUT
At MidVale, N. J.

New York. July ll.-sc,cntecn per
sons We're killed and about hundred
injured in collision which occurred
az Midvale. y. j.. just before noon
Sunday when regular passenger
train on the Greenwood branch Of the
Erie railroad ran into an excursion
train that had stopped 20 take water.
An the dead and injured lived In Ho-
bolen. Jersey city and New York.
The accident is believed 20 have re-
suited from a tower operator having
lowered his signal too soon. and this
was admitted by ID. W. Cooke. general
passenger agent OF the Erie railroad,
who gave out a statement in which he
said: The operator IN the tower fail
ed to set the block signal against the
train following"
The train which was run into was A
special carrying members Of the First
Plattdeutcher association OF Hoboken
on their annual outing and had 500
passengers. Il consisted Of l. cars
and two engines. The first engine had
/ taken water and the train had moved
up and stopped with the second en-
/ CINE beside the tank when the regular
train drew near. The nagman Of the
! special signalied the engineer OF the
incoming train but owing to a curve
in the road his nag was not seen until
It was too late. IL Is claimed that the
engineer OF the regular train had
slowed down 20 about ten miles al
hour before he crashed into the specia
but his engine tore through the real
car the greater part OF its length sn'
drove the forward end Of that car int
the car ahead. The killed and iniure'
were in those two cars.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-07-14

Seven workren Killed and Two seri-
ously injured.

St Louis. July "a special from
Cape Girardeau. Mo- says. Seven
workmen were killed and two others
seriously injured by being blown from
the second arch of the new railroad
bridge across the Mississippi riveT az
Thebes. H.. Friday night The tor
nado struck travelling crane. upon
which the men we're at work and push
ed IL backward for 200 feet Al the
second arch from the Missouri shore
il struck an obstruction and was hurl
ed % the rocks below. A relief train
vas hastily made up and the dead and
B injured brought here
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sALvATloNIsTs At JACKSON.
Citizens Of the Town Donate site For
Building.

Lexington. ky. July Capt. klutts
and Ave members OF the salvation
army from Cleveland passed through
here Friday en- route 10 Jackson. Ky
where they will establish permanent
headquarters. They will live In tent
several weeks until they can erect a
building. the site for which has been
donated BY citizens OF Jackson
Capt Klutts believes the work Of
the Salvatlonists In Jackson last fsl
and winter has done much good TO
ward the suppression OF lawlessness II
the feud center
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-07-14

Mayking. Ky July ii.-while Thorn
A. Hughes was at work In a coal nins
a. Cars Forth. north Of Mnyking. a
great rock fell and crushed him 20
death. Il was several hours before
MS fellow vorkmcn were able 20 ~
move the stone. which Is estimated 20
weigh two tons.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-07-14
BOOKER 7. WASHINGTON.
Ne corree,s Statement Made by
Capt. r. p. Robson.

Boston. July 1i.-Bookcr T wash
ington. while hero Sunday. expressed
surprise because he had been quoted by
Capt. Richmond p. Hohson al the ma
tional democratic convention as hav-
ing suggested. IN a recent address be-
fore the National Education associa-
tion IN st Louis. that white people and
colored should attend the schools and
churches In the south. Washington
said that Capt Hohson must have
made mistake in reading his speech,
or had been mislntormed. as he had
never made any suggestion. and that
the subject was not touched upon 10
the address mentioned
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-07-14

Cincinnati. July 11.-Judge Jrdson
Harmon Sunday sent the following
dispatch TO former Senator Henry G
Davis. at Elkins. w. Va MAY you
crown your distinguished career BY
leading West Virginia back to her old
place and our party 70 the victory
which the country's welfare now more
than ever requires"
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-07-14

New York. July 9.-Business fail
ures in the United States for the week
ending July 7 number 172. against 20A
last week. 154 in the like week in 1908.
1876 in 1902. 1919 in 1901. In Canada
failures for the week number IA. as
against 20 last week and 20 in this
week a year ago.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-07-14

Frankfort Ky. July u.-After an
absence OF four years in which his
friends and family had mourned him
as dead. John /. Scott. Jr.. ex-secretary
Of the state board Of equalization. ar
rived here Saturday well and hearty.
ard was congratulated ON his return
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-07-14

Newport. Ky. July lit was next
% impossible 20 induce a tonsoriai art
ist 90 work on ones face In Newport
SUNDAY. Tho recent activity % the
local union In causing warrants 70 be
issued Tor BARRIERS who violated the
law on the Sunday previous was the
rrnanm
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-07-14

Covington. KY July ii.--Deputy
County Clerk Charles Lambert Is or
ganizing camp OF the sPanish-AmeT'
team war veterans IN this city He has
secured IS signers and expects to have
the required twenty names before the
end OF the week
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bellevue. Ky. July ii-"Lured TO
death By the enticing waters Of the
ohio river" would be htting coroniai
verdict Ia the case OF George sauer.
OF Bellevue. whose death by drowning
occurred Sunday afternoon. The river
had A strange fascination for him.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1904-07-14

louisville. Ky, July ii.--JOhn Han
lon, the taliest man in Louinviiie died
sunday At the University hospital OF
the effects OF fall received while de-
liriouS. His height was seven feet. anc
he weighed 800 pounds. Hanion was
a hotel clerk.