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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-11-23
Doioc Nothing.

Weary WILHELM a victim OF po-
lice persecution, lady, dat's What I
I'm. Why, de first time I was arrest
ed I wasn't dom nothin' at all. Mrs.
Goo6art-Poor fellow. Here's a dime
for YOU. And what charge Gid they
trump up against you? Weary Willie
-Vagrancy.-Philadelphia Press.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-11-23
Qaick Arrest.

J. a. Gulledge Of Verbena, Ala. was
twiclz in the hospital from severe case
OF piles causing q tumors. After doc
tors and all remedies failed. Bucklen's
!Arnica Salve quickly arrested further
inflammation and cured him. It conqures
aches and kills pain. 25c. at The +. B.
Loryea Drug Store
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-11-23

For Sale, one lot at Jordan containing
l24 acres,5 room dwelling. good garden.
and orchard, barn and stables, a store
house, 2oS30 feet, gin house 35x5o feet,
two stories, and two tenant houses.
This is a bargain Apply to Louis Ap-
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-11-23
A Successful Millinery Business.

Years ago when opened up millinery department the
highest prices could sell hats for then from 81 to The
ladies who needed hats other places get their
but by persistent employing the best millinery talent
from North have gradually built large
millinery trade and the best trade buy their hats from and
now it is no common thing send hats costing from
SIS EACH We also make speciality Of cheap Hats from
81. to S.
Eternal pushing is the price of success.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-11-23
CL- Q 7 HIM. C.

Young men, to tell you that have Of
greatest lines Of Readyade Clothing this
the only house in that had the line Of Mems
Rain Coats, and selling them too.
We also carry line Of Mems Fine Overcoat Mems Odd
Pants and Chidrens Clothing
If you want r-to-date Clothing come to
line Of the latest style Mems Hats and Gents furnish
ing Goods always on hand
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-11-23

1t is easy to bear the aches Of
another mans corns.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-11-23
Shoes for Everybody

We have the space dwell at length upon the merits of
Shoe STOCK wish in the most forcefu language
possible that largest and best selected stock of Shoes
to be found house in this town and among them
be be found large stock of the famous c. GOODMAN Black
Bottom Shoes Ladies' Men and Children Those who have
worn the Goldman Shoes know that they the best earth
the
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-11-23

Men alNas bow to fate; but
not as a matter of courtesy.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-11-23

These chilly mornings indicate approach of winter
and we are forc reminded that change necessary IN our
matters what your wants may be IN this line
viii come as near supplying any house in the city
fre1 the smallest child to full grown woman
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-11-23
Collars and Gu ifs.

Of course tcre much doing in linen collars and
!cus hot weather. but to tell that
all full line Of the H. c. Curtis Brand
EColars Cuffs Collars earth the
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1904-11-23
FINE DRESS GOODS.

You almost number the dry goods houses in this State
upon your doing nicer fine dress goods business
than and why this? If there anything in dress
goods market Will show upon counters Just
Eouic as Columbia Charleston We make special study
department. keep in touch with all that is upate AMI
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21
BLUM r
Special Correspondence.

The Presbyterian ladies will give a
social at the church Friday evening
January 20. Miss blanche Hitchcock
who has recently returned from Chica-
go, where she has been under the in.
struction of Emil Leibling and ID. A.
Clipper, will assist. Miss Hitchcock
has always been a favorite here and if
the musical people desire to hear some.
thing good they Should not fail to at
tend this social.
Mrs. H. O. Besancon, wife of ed tor
Besancon OF the Advocate, died Mon
day afternoon at six O'clock. Mrs.
BesancOn has been in poor health FIR
some time, yet it was hoped that size
might gain and possibly become well,
but this was not to be. Mr.. BesaLco
has the sincere sympathy OF the entire
community.
The real estate firm Of Cogan, Jane
son " Crisp las dissolved partnership.
Mr. Cogan will remain in Blunt, while
Messrs. Jameson and Crisp will open
an office in Gettysburg. The boys are
hustlers and here's hoping they make
thousands.
Coenty commissioner Haverly of
Sully passed through town Sunday
accompanied by his mother, who was
on her way ia Marathon Iowa yhara
she will visit friends.
A large number have received invita-
tions to birthday party in honor of
Dell Fuller and his sister Irene for Fri.
day evening, January %.
John Laughlin, our genial sheriff
came down from Pierre Monday and
livened us up a hit,
w, W. Waite was in Pierre between
trains Monday.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21

The masquerade bali which took
place at the residence of A. A. Redick
last Thursday evening mnst have been
a success rs all who attended report
having q good time.
Mrs. IL. Dwiggen came up from Wa
konda Saturday and will stay several
days visiting relatives and friends in
Canning and vicinity.
Mrs. Dewitt Odell, Canning's school
teacher, went to Pierre Wednesday to
visit the city schools.
Chas. Grandle was in Pierre Tuesday
led Butler came up from Pierre aud
stayed several days rounding up his
horses.
Mrs. Carter, county superintendent,
made our school Il visit last week.
II. b. Booth went to Pierre Thurs
day.
W. Kent went to Blunt Tuesday.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21

agent for abatement of all taxes on NV
d sw]4 sec IS twp Ill r IS and lots no
0block 30 and lot DO l block 80 and
lot no 10 block Sc and lot no IL block IS
and lot Ii block 66 aud lot Z block 80
| and lot block 80 all in Wells second
addition to the city of Pierre was
granted.
The petition of d Mead agent TOR
abatement OF taxes lot ID block 2 origi
nal Pierre on improvements for the
reason said lot is unimproved for the
year 1903 was granted.
The bill Of James w Morse for fees
clerk of courts amount $20S4O was al.
lowed and ordered paid 10y warrant.
Tie following resolution was adopt
ed:
Whereas, John Weidman, who had
legal settlement in Hughes county, was
committed to the State Hospital for
the Insane December 3, 1901, and ever
slnce has been and is now an inmate OF
SAID Hospital at a monthly expense OF
$500 to the County Of Hughes, now
therefore be it
Resolved, That the county auditor
present to the guardian of the estate of
said Weidman bill for the amount
due towit: The sum of S3936O to
January lst 1904, and in case OF refusal
to pay said claim, that the states atto--
ney bring suit for its collection"
The bill of j finn II. Nye for 1915 for
flowers for funeral Of ID j Davis was
allowed and ordered paid by warrant.
The following resolution was adopt
ed
Resolved, That this Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners forbid each of the
saloon keepers in said county from sell
ing, furnishing or giving away any
spurious, malt, brewed, fermented or
vinous liquors to George III Thomas,
who resides in the city of Pierre in said
county and state of South Dakota, he
being person who is in the habit Of
becoming intoxicated, and that formal
notice of this action of the board be
duly executed by the chairman and
clerk thereof and served by the sheriff
upon Il l. Yokum Il l. Mathieson and
Odemark & Brignoli in the city OF
Pierre.
The board then adjourned to Jan.
~, 1894, at 8 o'clock m.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21
Pierre S d Jan 8 1904, 8 a m

The board of county commissioners
met pursuant to Adjournment. There
were present NJ z Martin, } 2 Young
berg Richard Garrett aud w L Collins
county commissioners. There being
present al . l. 5 Westfall and J K
Breesien county judge and all members
bel Is duly qualified to elect and APP
point Il successor to ID Davis and to
fill the ulexpired term of office of coun
ty commissioner of the fourth commits,
sioner district, the board appointed
John 2 Erickson to fill said vacancy
with full authority in the premises.
The county judge and county auditor
thea Withdrawing Messrs Garrett Mar
! tin Youngberg and Collins county COM
missioners transacted the following
business:
The following bills were allowed and
ordered paid iy warrant:
The Capital Journal Go printing 500 IS
| Hammond Stephens CO supplies 43
O n Hoyt salary co physician AZ 90
j l. Lockhart supplies 245
Olaf Westlund labor and material 6 O5
Ida Z Hatch hardware 81 SO
Rust Owen lumber co supplies % IS
lumber 90 80
VIM G Notmeyer postage etc IS 35
o N Hoyt witness fees 10
The Capital Journal CO printing 1921 SO
S Z Yarnell justice fees 8 SIS
John r Nye 16 80
The bill of s G Yarnell justice of the
peace for fees amount $500 was re-
Ijected.
The quarterly report of d w March
Justice of peace for quarter ending Dec
81 lyOc was approved.
The reports of G Yarnell justice Of
the peace for quarter ending Dec 81
1903 were approved.
The petition OF f G Smith for abate.
4 ment of taxes Oh personal property in
city of Pierre for 1872 was granted.
The bond of John T Erickson as
h county commissioner Of the fourth com
missioner district in the sum Of $1,000
was approved.
4 Th. petition Of NJ Dnrkin for abate-
ment of taxes Id Pierre city was re-
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21
Teachers Meeting

Central school building, February =,
at j 30 p. m.
Song Association.
Roll Quotations from aSchool
Recreations."
School Exhibitions Miss Farmer.
Discussion led by Miss Greenough.
Recitation.
Family Duties--Miss Hancock. Dis.
cussion led by Miss Taylor.
Duties toward ones self--Miss Great
torex. Discussion led by Miss Dudley.
Instrumental music Miss Hazel
Ulrey.
School Debates Prof. Dunlevy. Dis.
cussion led by Mr. Ihli.
Duties relating to eternal good Miss
Fade. Discussion led by Miss Samuel
Song A ssociation.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21

| JSSSSHAs
The petition of Fred Garreis for
abatement of taxes on personal proper
ty in Pierre city for 1900 for reason
that he owned no such property was
granted.
The application of Elihu Shipley for
loan OF permanent school none Oh ~
sE4 of Sec II and M of NE14 of See
% all in twp 40 r Is was grated, for
$500.
The following bills were allowed and
ordered paid by warrant
} IL Griffin ct certs % 60
Black Hawk Med CO supplies
amt claimed $40 allow
ed 6 So
w Nj Kemp supplies IL %
Jno II Nye ct cert no l7lS 2 10
q A Walters glazing & glass
amount claimed $6.25 al
lowed 5 90
Elmer j Ely salary treas office 100 90
The report of John W Langhlin of
taxes collected for Oct 1903 was ap-
proved.
The petition of L w Moody for a re-
fund OF taxes i'll the sum of $l33.90 paid
on 81 NW4 and E1sNE4 of Sec "a
Twp III r u as shown by treas cert
tax receipts no 44O3 for 1901 and no
1887 for 1892 was granted
The report of Horace Clark NJ d cor
oner i'll inquest over body of Arthur
Green was approved.
The report of Samuel Logan TAILOR
for quarter ending Dec. 81, 1903 was
approved.
The following resolution was adopt.
et.:
"Resolved, That the section line run
ming along the north line of Blunt
township and dividing the counties of
OF Hughes and Suily. commencing at
the northeast corner OF said Blunt
township and running in westerly
course along the boundary line of said
township to the northwest corner there
of, be and is hereby opened, established
and declared to pe public highway IS
feet in With, 80 feet thereof in Hughes
county aud 80 feet thereof in Sully
county.
Resolved further, That the county
auditor communicate with the board of
county commissioners of Sully county
and request ssshe so operation of said
board in the establishment OF said high
way
The wolf skins of G G Tutin were ex-
amlned and the scalps destroyed and
the auditor instructed to issue certifi-
cate for $3.50.
The wolf skin OF Emil Jensen was
examined, scalp destroyed and auditor
instructed to issue certificate for ST..
The wolf skins exhibited by Emil
Fiddler were examined and scalp des-
troJed and auditor instructed to issue
certificate for ISL.
The wolf skins exhibited by Fred
Rhoda were examined, the scalps des
troyed and auditor instructed to issue
certificates for 80
The wof skins exhibited by l.
Laughlin were examined and scalps
destroyed and auditor instructed t, is
sue certificate for So.
The wolf skins exhibited by Judd
Keys were examined and scalps DIES.
troyed and auditor was instructed to is
sue certificate for 81.
The board then adjourned to Jan 9th
| 1904 at . a N.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21
County Commissioner
Proceedings
Pierre, So. OAK, January 5, 1904
Ter O'clock A. M.

!, This being the day fixed by law for
SSe regular quarterly meeting of the
Board of County Commissioners of
Hughes county, South Dakota, and
Mescrs. Martin, Youngberg, Garrett
and Collins being present, VI. z. Martin
twas electe chairman pro TEN.
~ The following bills were allowed and
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21

+. E. Huston and j. G. Scales, two
Sioux Falls business ne, were here
tuesday.
Grand Master Simons of the A. @. u.
W. met with the alnnt lodge Thursday
nNnninir
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21
Jas Monkhonse ct cert 1918
VIM G Notmeyer salary reg
294 %

Jas Monkhonse ct cert 1878 6 10
VIM G Notmeyer salary reg
deeds 294 90
The bill of Arlie c Notmeyes labor Of
flee reg of deeds was rejected.
The following bills were allowed and
or Tered paid by warrant:
j II Eldridge witness fees 10
Jno w Laughiin ct cert iS5 and
coroners certificates, assign
ed s so
A + Goffe ct cert l 5G2 2 20
NJ L Martha wood aud ct cert
1888 "a 20
Benedictine Sisters care Of poor. "a 90
9 A Bartl tt postage IS 90
Ivan w Goodner salary 225 90
G E Granger supplies Is 90
Binder & Borst supplies IL O5
Jno w Laughlin sheriff fees 6l2 so
Maud h Carter mileage and
stamps 20 40
e 9 Bennett rent Is 90
w l. Collins road and bridge
work 81 so
Thos 5 Brooke material and
labor II 10
Samuel Logan board prisoners 1858 60
f FL Knowles surveying 20 90
& w VanDusen coal 10 70
JOB LeBouton labor 4 90
The board then adjourned to Janu-
airy 1904 1T O'Clock a m.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21
Pierre 5 D Jan 6 1904


9o'clCck q m
The board of county comm ssioners
met pursuant to adjournment. Present
Messrs Collins Youugberg Garrett and
Martin.
The minutes of October meetings
1903 were read and approx d.
NJ Z Martin was elected chairman of
the board for the year 1904.
The following bills were allowed Sand
ordered paid by warrant:
NJ z Martin expenses 1897 6
Perkins Bros supplies 81
Standard Bridge co bridge and
timber 1855 sc
Geo A Mcclure livery amount
claimed $500 allowed l co
Hammond Bros & Stephens
supplies IL IS
A S Guthrie livery amount
claimed $500 allowed 90
NJ Hausman road and bridge
work 9 DC
9 road work Sc OF
-" road work IL OC
Chas IIerbison labor OC
Jim Suite road work 10 OF
Anton Hanson working OC
} $ Irwin lumber 1903 OG
Educator School Supply Co
supplies amount claimed
$3.50 allowed 9 IS
The following resolution was adopted
"Resolved, That the sum of fifty dol
lars be and it is hereby appropriated
for the purpose Of procuring panel OF
grains and grasses representative OF
Hughes county to be inserted in the
South Dakota building at the St. Louis
Worlds Fair.
"And the auditor is directed to issue
a county warrant on the general funt
for said amount, payable 0 the order
Of Mrs. +. IL. Ayres, Honorary Com
missioner
The board appointed Noah New
anks as delegate to tie Natlona
Live Stock Association convention a
'oruland, Oregon, January II to Is in
elusive.
The report of John W. Laughln
sheriff, of taxes collected from Nov. q
to Dec. 81, 1903 was approved.
The following bills were allowed and
ordered paid by warrnnt:
Howard Bros hardware Sc 81
Willard Lescher road work 3 on
Cloud Eagle witness fees, as
signed 3 81
Chasing Crow witness fees,
assigned 3 81
Beautiful Woman witness
fees, assigned 3 g.
Stripe Around the Head wit
ness fees, assigned 3 81
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21
Pierre S D January 9th 1904
y o'clock a m

The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. All members being present.
The following bills were allowed and
ordered paid by warrant:
John Lau lhlin ct cert no 1921 IL 80
A D Hengel no 1889 2 10
The board named the following Off
cial newspapers of the county for the
year 1904, the same appointed being the
Blunt Advocate, the Pierre Weekly
FREE PRESS, the Pierre Weekly Capt.
tai journal.
The petition of Geo NJ Coats for an
abatement of taxes on personal proper.
ty being in Pleasant Valley was grant
ed to an amount which would accrue
on a basis of $500 valuation in said
township for the year 1909.
The board appointed Anton Hanson
as janitor Of the court house for year
1904.
The salary of janitor was fixed at
S45 per month and auditor was ordered
to sign and issue said warrant on the
last day of each month.
Tho salary of the county jailor was
fixed at $40 per month and auditor is
ordered to sign and issue warrant for
same on last day of each month.
The hoard then adjourned to attend
tbs funeral of D J Davis late chairman
of the board. to convene on Jan II 1904
at 8 o'clock ~.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21

ID W March fees justice peace 5 70
George Lolks road work l5 rs
George Bowe i" "a SO
L } Laughlin :" AZ 50
Louis kehr blank case 2 90
Ole Larson road work 3 50
w ID Olitield witness fees 9 20
r G Sanders janitor work 4 90
Mrs K z FAIR witness fees l 10
o Westlund labor 275
Elmer j Ely Stenographic work IS
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21
TRY A SACK

You will be surprised and pleased
with the great Improvement you
will notice in few days.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1904-01-21

The report of ID w March, justice of
peace, was approved.
The bills of the following persons
were allowed and ordered paid by war
rant:
Chas W Rohrer board of jury SIS Is
II Il Cutting, agent insurance IS 90
State Pub Go supplies rs 3s
E E Kindley dray age 2 60
Blunt Lumber & Coal Co coal
ani, lumber Is IS
The board then adjourned to Janu-
airy 7th 1t0i at 8 o'clock a m.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-08
WOMEN INSPECTORS AT WORK.
To Visit Employment Agencies for PrOtec-
ton of Girls.

The enpiovrnent bureaus Of Manhattan will have
IN the the mark now. for there are women In
snectors TO keep A vigiIant watch over them These
women Mrs W Rodman Winslow, Miss NJ J.
Meeean and Miss Jane s. Klink. were appointed
nv Commissioner of Licenses Fred l. Heating, and
began their work yesterday Their chief duty is to
investigate employment agencies and see II the
Ia VS. governing them observed
Mrs Winslov has been connected with number
Of Nev-York charities for several years. She ap-
nled for the position OF inspector because OF the
chance il gives to study social and economic prob
lens ChaunceY NJ Depew was one or Mrs
winslow's sponsors for the position. Miss Meegan
has been associated with Randalrs Island for a
number OF years. first a teacher in the school
there and later matron OF the girls Miss klink
who is a graduate Of the University of California
and who has the NJ A degree from the University
Of Chicago is a member of various clubs in the
city
These women are filled with enthusiasm for their
new work and are firm in the belief that there IS
much TO be done change the existing conditions
of many OF the employment bureaus. They declare
that many of these agencies are nothing but vice
centres-getting girls in their clutches and then
turning them over disorderlv houses Ihey as
sert several employment agencies make a regular
business OF capturing girls for Coney Island re-
sorts. aa - A. 49,
women inspectors eager to apply them
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-08
THE DESERTED COTTAGE.

What do I see as I stand in the sunshine alone,
The door alar in my hand, my foot on the thresh-
old stone?
What 90 I hear in the wind. whispering under the
caves?
What do ! hope to find-blossom or fallen leaves?
Here, where the dulIed. dim square of a window
long since blind,
Registers. unaware. the desolate void behind:
Here. where a tangled rose. trailing across the
latch.
Tenderiy cliugs and grows up to the crumbIins
thatch.
Nay! but I see but hear. all that the years have
wrought.
Laughter and smile. and tear: intimate Jest and
thought:
Words that We're left unsaid, kisses time can
If should venture in I from the threshold stone.
Say, should find the thin ghost OF youth alone
GraSpDg al joys long fled would not the Sileu-7 be
Sinister, hooking, grim-Crushingly near TO me2
Whisper thy signs O wind; roses, thy door defend;
l, on the road OF life. I will go onto the end.
All that we hold we lose all that give IS given
We shall find Beyond. and the finding Will
be-Heaven
pail Mall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-08
REPORT OF PURCHASE BRANCH.

President Of the 7. s S: The Purchase branch OF
T. S. S. held its monthly meeting June l at the
home Of Miss Carrie Lyon Of the members,
and the following good cheer was reported by the
members: 4 barrel Of clothing sent in the
OF the branch 10 Abby Mouroes school for
colored children in South Carolina; package OF
clothing was given to a needy family; THE
Woman's Pages and The Union Signal are reg
ularly passed by two members; another has
contributed package of Youths Companions to
a hospital. and still another cheered the inmates
Of the hospital by taking apple blossoms It
arranged at the meeting TO send box OF flowers
to the city each week during the summer for distrt
button. Our branch would like TO do a little fresh
air work and thought perhaps could get inter
ested in some child and raise enough money 10
send such q out OF the city into the country
FOR Z little while. OF course our branch is a small
one, and II not able to carry out the scheme
Just mentioned we might send you q little help
toward the summer trolley rides.
The members who Joined branch at the
last meeting are; Mrs; Lily Carpenter. Mrs. Hen
rietta Barnes, Misses Amy and Sarah Barnes and
Miss Lena Kutzlemann. Yours IN sunshine.
MARTHA G. aAVILAND. Secretary.
n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-06-08
WANTS READING.

Thomas 2. Day. FanveJ Postofice. Quebec, Can
ada. has been made member OF the T S s by
one Of the invalid members who is anxious that
some rays Of cheer may reach him. Mr.. Day is a
'shut-iu' whose life IS very lonely Since his
mothers death he lives entirely alone with a
brother and stands In need OF such sunshine as
reading matter and CHEEKY letters Mrs. Warmous
OF Paterson. \. J. has been asked to send TO him
The Tribune Supplement-. which she kindly offered
forward any invalid.
Mrs o. 5. CasuweI. OF CheIan. Wash who has
organized branch Of the 7. 5. s. would ike to
receive The Youths Companion for her juniors
who called Busy Bees and ''Lippincott'' for
adult members. When 1t IS remembered that these
Sunshine members live about fifty miles from a
railroad. little idea be formed OF the blessing
that such helpful rays Of sunshine mean TO these
Isolated people. Any little greeting sent mail IS
sure 10 reach them and carry It's message OF
good will and friendness