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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-14
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The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-14

When troubled with constipation
try Chamberlain s Stomach and Liver
Tablets. They are easy to take and
produce no gripping or other unpleas-
ant effect. For sale by A. G. Luken
& Co., w. H. Sudhoff, Fifth and
Main streets.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-14
MAGAZINE NOTES..
BY HARRY S. MILLER

TO casually pick up an up-to-date
magazine and find in its list of con-
tr1butors the name of Ralph Waldo
Emerson, strikes one as being little
out OF the ordinary, since Emerson
died something over. twenty years
ago, and naturally, nothing new is ex-
pected Of him. The atlantic for
September contains an article on
Shakespeare by the great essayist. A
note by his son, Edward w. Emerson,
states that the article was written by
Emerson for the celebration in Bos-
ton by the Saturday Club of the Three
Hundredth Anniversary of the poet
birth. The closing paragraph is sug
gestlve Of what might have been'
if Shakespeare had been born too
early. 1t says, "The Pilgrims came to
Plymouth in 1920. The plays of
Shakespeare were not published until
three years later. Had they been pub
lished earlier our fore-fathers, or the
most poetical among them, might have
stayed at home to read them.' Con-
soling thought! If the Bard had APP
peared three years earlier, the immor-
tai works of Riley would be lost to us
today.
"Harper's Magazine has in the
past been very fortunate in being able
to present to its readers from time to
time important incidents in American
history that had heretofore escaped
the pen of the historian. The Sep
TENDER number contains another of
these valuable sidelights on American
history, entitled, American Prison
'ers at Dartmoor,' by John Grenville
McNeel, illustrated by valuable pho
tographs. 1t is an account of the
treatment the British accorded the
American prisoners taken in the war
of 1912. This number contains a
charming story, "The Maid of Land
evennec,' by Justus Miles Forman,
and illustrated with three paintings
in full color, the work of Howard
Pyle.
Elizabeth Jordan has another of her
famous convent stories; it is called
"The Plays the Thing and is as
droll and delightful as its predecessors
Arthur Symonds takes the reader In
little trip through Ravenna in a way
that soon dispels any illusion to the
effect that the only interesting thing
in Ravenna is Dante s monument. The
article contains a number of beauti-
fully tinted views of the quaint old
city, so little written of. yet, like all
the ancient towns of Italy, so pictur-
esque and interesting. G.. W. Ritchey,
the Assistant Professor of Practical
Astronomy at the Yerkes Observatory
contributes valuable article on the
star-clusters. accompanied with pho
tographs. An article by Henry ID. Nc
Cook, on "The Daintiness of Ants y
is certainly novel, initiating us, as il
does, into the mysteries of the ants
toilet. and infinitely describing the
prevailing modes of bathing. massage
and "doing up the back hair among
these proverbially progressive insects
Among the fiction writers who have
contributed to this number may be
named Justus Miles Folman. Mrs
Humphrey Ward, Marie Van Worst
Alice Brown, Edwin Lefevre ant
Elizabeth Jordan.
The daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1904-1905, 1904-09-14
YOUR TRIP

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Write for illustrated literature.
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Chicago, Ill.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-23
MARRIED N SAVANNAH

Yrs. Wsatz and Mr.. Werntz wsdded
There Wednesday
The following wedding announce
uent whicb apeared in yesterdays 81
.ennah News win be- Of interest &
he friends Of the eontraeune parties
II this city:
Mrs Edith A Wentz Of Brunswes
nd Mr.. Joseuh L. Werntz we're mar
red yesterdaT afternoon at the rest
'snoe Of Fatt4r Aloysius They were
itended by the sistes and prother o.
ne groom. Miss Florrie and Mr. VII
am Wernts. o. Newburg, a AZ
ffr the ceremony they left for Wash
iagtoH on their bridal lolT Af,e'
Jfn ghey giil BE- al home TO rhe'i
trends Al no 1911 BUD street
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-23
Society

colsou and his charming bride-to-be
Being we'll Known and very popular
here Mr. Coison who has lived
here All his life has risen TO an emf
rent place in the legal pro1e ssion and
il also prominent socially re has
1osts Of friends VINO viii be Interest
ed in MS approaching marriage Miss
Fiazer is one Of Alabama's fairest
daughters and she gill BE- a welcome
aeanisitIon 70 brunswick soaiety.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-23

STATE OF GE0RGiA.
county 81 Glglu
The unaeI iaae1 by Y-rtae and oct
TX undef tlp authority u 81 order
Pc court OF ordinary OF SAD county
sfaDted Al ths December tenn 1904
II sell 1t public UHtcry 6eiore tha
court house dnor b said county
teean the hu rs Of sen AID faa
clock of th4l day GA the A.st Tues
4ay in January 1905 10 the highest
nld best hidaer bidder shat tract af
ody 81 land containing sixty d4s
acres more or less. lying IN said coua-
81 ard boandei on the north by lands
Us ] r. Doeriiuses, south PSI lands
II Joseph Ro8ers0n. east By lands q
~ Z Porter west By lands Of W =
Porter. being that tract that tho SAID
John L. owens bought Of Jfmes So.
Jackson eeide iced By deed made Feb,
SCI said lana lying In tie 9th ds-
1rict Of said county and lying sopA
little safilla river Said lands Sold
81 tie properss of The estate pt John
j Floyd tate Of said county deceas 4
pay debts and make distribution
mong the heirs Terms 81 ale co
c, M. eo'gan,
.dmr On Estate Of John @ Floyd der
eased
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-23

FOR SALE rs blacl hose poa
Aith harness Uhaeton and ram about
lorso is kind gentle and guarante i
sound IN ever, respect and 10 eXcep-
.ssrsFff1v TTss roadster
j, Mtt Wells
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-23

Forecast for today il Georeia Fair
and warmer
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-23

Our hlg stock Of dry oak is going
asst. send In YOUR order today Phone
20. W W MlDer.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-23

Hazel WRIGHT who has been attend
sng school in Baltimore II at home 6or
fhe holidays
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-23

sherin Bailey Of Camden county
IS spending a few days ia the cify
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-23

douglas, where he has been presiding
Il session OF the court 10 place oE
}rdge 0'Sieep who was disqualified
numher oI eases.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-23
Doings In

MISS Ellen fenniman len yesterday
fcr savannah
Miss Linda Nowlin win spend the
holidays IL Gadsden. Ala
Miss jamie Benneis lea Is thisl
orning to visit relatives IN colum.
bus
MISS jamie Macon left last night for
her home IN Atlanta to spend the
holidays
aiiss Matte Moore will be the guest
e. relatives in White Plains. Ca. dur
ing the holidays
Mr ana Mrs ). j. Connolly and
tse Misses conoley will arrive this
morning from Atlanta
The Little Sunbeam society win
neet ct the Oglethorpe the afternoon
d halt past three O'Clock
Mrs j. a. mock aud her little daugh
ter Elizaheth cave today 10 snena
re holfa. "a. n Naveroea
Mrs r . Waller and her children
leif yes.erda y Visit NJ snd Mrs
" PsilniHan "a savannah.
| 1s n. r..,,,ae 49, ...a
49,, - ,sa. .,,.a,a 8
oad .tn 49, 60.
-.
sir J W weas and Miss Alice
her tees $50 be guests Of Mr. and
Mrs IsFime
'''7 ''s' g n'siioi VIZ sFeRo the
f'.'''.' '''uaS q J" il'.ah ana
ea1s eoleae r N'i'''ip 'i''.Fs, "
V'.fe s''e " Ds 1i's guest q MISS
l RifIs Udi&tttt7I OF tjtE pftsideut %
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-23

Andrews Wight leaves tonight 70
nend several days in Atlanta.
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-23

Wilson Is .crviNg English auc'-
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-23

Evaporated Apples At The Downing
Goa
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-23
PERSONALS.

D. 5, Franklin viii spend The holt.
DAYS ia Macon
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-23

MISS JAMIE Mason left last night for
her home IN Atlanta to spend the
holidays
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-23

@iss Matte Moore will be the guest
81 reia0ves in White Plains. Ca. dur
ing the holidays
The Brunswick daily news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1903-1906, 1904-12-23

Miss JAMIE Benneis lea IS this
2 orning 70 visit relatives IN COlum.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-21

IL Interesting c4se IN iar The anti
consli-acv laws OF Wisconsin mas lnst
been decid+a. -Four Milwaukee, news-
papers tue ou-nA. ths Wisconsin, tine
News and lis Sentinel were involved.
The Jou-na Increased its advertising
ra1ef auc t1e othe, papers entered into
FL agreement tnat nj advertiser IL the
Jpu-na voula be allowed 10 use thei,
spaee ezcep, 6; 1n4 journals advanced
rate. xnile +nose WHO did not use the
.ou-nal were allowed Il use then space
q. tns oi6 -aies The Journal attacked
Ems agreement II tbs courts and the
anti-conspi-acy iav was July ventilated.
The lav was upheld and ths Journal wak
successful in l-s contention.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-21
-he Youths Companion IN ,0Gs.

Il Is Iupussl bic even 10 summarize in
6 single paragraph tDs many and varied
attractions which the Youths Com
pRnlor announces 10y tins coming year.
Z series o. articles planned to inferes;
especially the in-fy-flvs millions OF
Americans vino iooE 10 the sol ior
.teir subsistence will t-eat OF New
Fields io- ounc Farmers, - THE Sani-
tstinr oi ths Farm" The iutnre OF
American Cotton. "Sov women Make
Money un tns T arm" etc.
Seven se-lal stories snd 80 short
stories nv .ne most talented and popuia,
American writers Di fiction will form
DIRT. o. ,ne contents Of the new volume
io- 1903.
Full Illustrated announcement DEE
c-iblnc tile prlnclpRl features oi The
Conn DAMON E new volume 10, 1905 viii
~ semi with sample copies OF the pspe.
IL any address iree.
The new subscribe, who sends 81 Z
now 10. wears subscription 10 The
COMPANION receives trae al the issues o.
The Con panIon 10, the remain weeks oil
1900. alsp The Com psnion examinations
Calende, 10, lgDi, Autographed in twelve
colo-t and gold
THE yOTTE's COMPANION.
- Berkeley street, Boston, Mass.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-21
rt-E--ES E7--APE.

A- si--v wears ago, :. :. t'reil Ass
rne u southern ora1or delivered al
& dart--s OF I.aisvstte. Atte- pointing out
tne great service which LaiaveVIe had
re1ide--c II ths American colonies. NJ.
ls-ar-ls- SAID. THE lispins infant viii
.es-r speak his vene-ateC name tn
uou-i OF every country vii pe tangil1 T.
.suE upon liz caree, and Il follow IL ms
teutstel,s. When hereafter { gallant
l,sople are fighting 10, freedom against
liae ou,,resso- and thei- caust begins to
gkne before .hs mercsnGrv bands OF
trre1lu5- then will .ns NAME ot 1Iatsv-
cite t,spams ths valctvard that will
STRIFE terror OF ths wants ea-, ENC
nerve witt -edouDleo vigD- the i-eemRr E
arm. 1t tt,a; name many E heart .n-'
fore unmossst., will wake IL ths glorious
cause. ana mary s Ewn-c -ustInc ID
elo-ipusiy liz If srhDDRrd will leap io-.h
IL bs ttle LEtsvs-ts needs M mEusr-
leuu His tame If mingled witt st's
na-luu' E nisto-y Ills spitaph If engraved
upon .ns nearss Of men
II there no. sonis reason 10, ies- that
14aiEvefts's spisaph mas BECOME erased
IRON 1ns hearts OF mel IL TINS country :
v ileI w ere repudlE.lne ing primer .rr
which Laisve-M helped OF. in-sia1he-f
10 establish when We withheld IRON
k-ure-s mer taEi srn patty winch oul
io-eia.ne-E So gladly accepted from
Frencnman, When We nsvs come II snee-
81 The declaration Of Independence as 3
bi, Of rhetorical generalization, If
there auv vonde, .nsi LEisvetts's
epiteph as described ny prsntiss, mas De-
come somewhat din L If .-ue, how
eve, as i. was tine when I'rep1iss sGid
IL. tns. the nRms D; Lafayette az vel Hs
the name Of Washington Enc d Others Of
nit 1lms serves &c ar inspiration II pep
pie fighting io- freedom agains, tbs pI-
.,resso.. :: csr no, pe doubIed tina; tins
names End Ems deedf q; these msn.se-ved
at al inspiration II Ihs South Africans
as vel as Il o-ne- psupis fighting fo-
iiber.y IL oahe, climek. Is il no; some-
wna. buniletinr " Ds brought 10 a.
realization d the iac. tina; vniie ihe'
deeds o. our io-sis.he-s serves as an IL
SEPARATION to men VINO aspire tu liberty,
On, OWL actions no; Only ia II give auy
encouragement; 10 these people Dut u
the CONTRARY, have hseI hind-aDcs II
THOSE who a-s entitled 10 puI sympathy
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-21
WASHINGTON HOTEL. ABERDEEN

You viii ind al the County News in the Herald
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-21
Turner'S GREAT Run.

Though defeated IL tns guos-nsto-la
race, 1eo-gs Tune, mEv vel lee -na'
nis deisE. has oesr csedItaols DIS. i
il seldom .ha. such Independence it
manifested as vas snpv-r Il tns election
and ans iac. .Iia; Nj Tu-ne, received
sucn E large psrcsns art Of tnf votes d
tne eastern par; o. ths s-ais clearly
snpvs -hai the people trusted .hs maI
aud isli conhdau; o. his ability.
T'h- record d George Turner, poli-i-
caly. Las ossu one of winch slnos, E1v
MAJ n4ieh, tx proud, ant ms daiaa, Il
IL itsa. -ipu1s II ths mn whose sole
-easun 10, iailu-e was tina, hs belonged
II pg-ty which .nt people do NJ; wist
restored 10 power. Tus; ~ should mi
so IL. ahead .: Liz 1lcEe; II matte, d
wonder. When E candidate 70, governo,
is aoout 10000 voter ahead .; Lis pGrt7
can1idRts 10, prasiden; i if Ell indica'
tior u confidence Il nis ability ant
homo, u vhict he nEy issl proud
Spokane Chronicle i.ap
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-21

Ano.ns, estimate Of the amount Q!
standing tinoa, un tbs Pacific Coasi,
las oaa1 made, LII time by sZ,,a-ts II
ths employ Of New York, Boston Eno
London people VIM E-s heavily luca.-
estsd Il tns Southern Pacific Ia -oad
and tne Sants Fs. :; If sEid that these
stockholders Epp-ovs 0: these roads
building Insc sns lin os- oslts. accord.
ing IT tbess experts, there Il visiDis
supply o. i'm be, il tbs three s.ates D
California, Oregon ano Washington D
7Dl, 900 ,o00.O01 ise:. Q; tait snoun;
Oregon Is credited with 241 900 ,Dol ,01[
iss;, gnd Washington End Califo-nil
with I'D 800 OBJ 100 ise, each.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-21

Tbs flf.t End ski wards VI, aC. wise-
~ i they rer orninEts Cuuncilnsr Jones'
and Trash II succeed themselves, sna, il
L tnoss gentlemen; VII cunssu. u serve
ll-tin. Their services il .hs pas. vet,
have t'ssr Of vEins - tns city, ant TIE
knowledge Of its affairs obtained Il ths.
time would render them still more se,-
ricssnis Il another term.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-21

-hs EogulAn. " astinrtoniE1 sdvises
thL; poE-ics % rep ", q ths ruricipa
elections Il tnE; CRY and ths 5ELA--
cung-a.uiates IL esteemed conteu po-E-y
upon ils s.Eodiio: clear cry government.
NoD-pgrTisAr administrations a-s 10.
always clean, IN, pa~tIsEnsniy il loca
1nHrte-F- vasrs i1e-e If l. largs DIRTY
nElo-l.y-ls alvavs eo--uDt.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-21
TIE CITY ELECTIONS.

II view NJ one taci LIZ, tns city d
Aberdeen mas nov IL eoIlrss o. unoe'
contamination & vas; amount o. puDl,
improvements, j. IL On! COMMON sense
11-opositipu IL euaegvuf II se.esct tnt Desi
business cg paci.y available 10, toe f,osi.
inns Of mayo, and council &, the EI-
p-oachlne election Rnd al attempts &c
inject issues otner -nRn requiring tnt
candidates 10 ps o. known capapiilsy
ant integrity should De discouraged
Tne CITY ues nov unds, way .ns nuiio'
Ing OF 6 water storage reservoir, sewer
svsfen and CRY nall, anc under COZ
side-s4jor in- construction next wear 6
new bridge acrost tne WisnEan rive, sno
S roat Oh. o .ns city Oil -hs eat, Il COP
nee. with the county ,Dat &c Montesano.
These necessary improvements, which
Insv be termed extraordinary public
works. a-s IL addition To .ne regulE, sx'
pepdi1urss o. .ne CITY and involve isrss
sums Of money, the Wise o, urviss direc'-
-ipn Of vnict If E ml1le, o. dirsc. tnEn-
clal Irferes: II every tEzpsve' Of the
city. This interes; snould cause very
large attendance al the nominating CAP
cuses IL mistakes made there are sp, 10
prove expensive before another ysa, rolls
s-uuu6
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-21

" Z Bea-st has bae1 re-slec.e5 req
-sssntative il congress- from 1he eleventh
New E9~r district. BY 5 vufe Of over
1900, l. $50. II, Ia opponent, 5sury
Clav Percy. Ms vote was -,-Oo largs,
than tnai cas, iu- Judge FarEe, and
tna, too II opposition IL the vii D:
Tamma-. lea3e-s wig hat & disposition
s; ons .ime Il defeat his nomination 10,
rs--elsctiol -14 a9uglty champion 10,
popuigr rights nois Ioo desp place IL
the popuia, hear. however. II .. -u-ned
down nv sD-did politciauE-nsncs MS
election ny owe, lp011 nsjo-i1y, nearly
tvo * OLE
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-21

The nsigaoo-ing ci.y Of EoQuian is il
the th-oss .. police scandal Tia; r.
minds us d tne Abe-dssr situation one
yeE' ago. Twu policemen hsvs bssr dis.
charged 10: altered grating Of .he Ea.p.
ois-s, Gna nov those ofics-s p-ornise II
give ont some sensational -1,s-+s- e,nca--
King higns, at1.ials.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-21

Crush WEE 70 hEve Deel sentenced
when MS LAWYERS gave notice .: 81 sx
.-hordinE-r motion II which !, vii ,:
Claimed tnE; as The indictment. -ehd !,
the WEE, .; our Lord, ons Thousand En-.
nine Rno th-ss, 1ns alleged CRIME VIII
committed 81 yeErr ago, as ',ons .hou
ssnd snd nine and three" was the yea,
lDs9 nn6 not 1908. This nUvel mo-io,
d ting ststuts Of limitation is creg1in!
considerable Interest among the lsgs
profession.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-21

Why pgy $500 . yeEr tor part Of
the local news each txy. when YOU
csn &c. all the city. county and gen.
r-sl news rvics 9 week. n the He. q,
~ S-.sn
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1904-11-21

The 3ss. Commercial Job Printing
HeraIs, S-5e !sEr Y ADVANCE
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-08-05

Sioux Falls, S. D., July 29.-Ac-
cording to letter received by States
Attorney Scott of this city. Philo Hall,
attorney general of South Dakota,
holds that a person can have but ff-
teen prairie chickens in his possession
at any one time. and that to ship them
from one point to another within the
state, Or from point within the
state to point in another state they
must be accompanied by the shipper.
Last season there was considerable
discussion over the Interpretation of
that portion of the state game law per-
tanning to the shipment of prairie
chickens. j. w. Hutchinson, game
warden of Minnehaha county, made a
number of seizures. He took one lot
where there were fifteen birds in two
packages, which were shipped without
the shipper accompanying them. The
matter was taken before Judge J. w.
Jones. of the state circuit court in
this city, who after hearing the argu-
ments, held that a person could ship
openly or in box not to exceed fif-
teen birds from one point IN the state
to another, and that the owner need
not accompany the birds.
The decision of Judge Jones was ac-
cepted as final al the time, but in view
of the early opening of this years
game season, Warden Hutchinson lad
States Attorney Scott communica ate
with the attorney general for his in
depreciation of this feature of the law.
The answer of the attorney general
has just been received and his view of
the case will be of general interest
throughout the state. He holds that
fifteen or less chickens can be shipped
from one point in the state to another,
Or from within the state to some point
outside. But he further holds that the
chickens must be shipped openly and
plainly tagged and that the owner of
the birds, whether shipped by express,
freight or carried on a'train, must ac-
company the same.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-08-05

Our neighbors in Grant county,
where the politics come from, exhibit
some heat and bias in the discussion
of the desirability of the primary elec-
tion law for South Dakota. The
Pilot believes that even those political
manipulators known as machine
men" would find the primary law a
blessed relief from its strenuous work
now sometimes found necessary to
perpetrate their power. After all
their power is more fanciful than real,
many times more prolific of evil than
of good, and at all times bone of
contention and a cause of ceaseless
strife. In the older states where the
primary law is no longer an expert
ment it has no warmer supporters
than the practical politicians. In
Minnesota where it has applied for
some years to all except state officers,
the people and the press are clamor-
ing to have its provisions extended to
cover all elective officers. Peever
Pilot.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1904-08-05
BLACK RUST
Wheat Fields Seriously Afflicted

Within the past week a serious
calamity has oyertaken the wheat
fields of this locality, a black rust
having developed within recent
days on what promised to be one
of the finest grain crops the
country had ever produced. The
full extent of the damage is hard
to estimate, but some of the
fields will not be worth cutting.
The finest looking grain and that
which stood heaviest in the straw
is the worst hurt, while that
which was thin upon the ground
has suffered little. Some of the
early fields which have already
been cut have suffered little if
any, but the grain will be
shrunken.
1t is claimed that oats, flax
and other grains have suffered
little if any.