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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-04

Headquarters Of the japanese Third
Army, in Front Of Port Arthur. Dec
29.--After many weeks Of patient toll
by a regiment of the center division
the making OF nine tunnels under the
north wall Of Rihlung Mountain fort
through solid rock was completed and
the mines laid on December 20.
without warning seven mines con-
tanning two tons Of dynamite were ex.
ploded at 10 o'clock on the morning
OF the 2sth. The spectacle was mag
ni6cent. The entire front walls Of the
fort seemed TO be lifted into the air
In a tremendous opaque curtain OF
earth and debris OF all kinds.
There was no preliminary lombard.
ment to give the Russians hint OF
what was in store for them. Half the
garrison persisted as the result Of the
explosions and the subsequent charge
of the japanese.
The force of the explosions was tire.
mendous. The entire hillside was GOV.
cred with earth and debris and the
'moat was filed to a level with the
broken walls OF the fort.
In anticipation of a stubborn resist
ance by a large garrison the Japanese
before daylight pushed a large force
into the trenches. where they remained
concealed until the explosions took
place. The moment the mines were
fired a whole park Of siege guns opened
a concentrated fire upon the fort
which was obscured from view by the
bursting shells. Under cover OF this
wonderful practice large force In the
nearest saps charged over the tilled'in
moat and attacked the first line Of
Russian trenches, behind which wer,
machine guns.
The Russians were thrown into tn,
greatest confusion and many of Their
were killed by the explosions. Never
theless they fought desperately, but
were not able to withstand the mum
beers and determination of the Japa
nese, who passed over the broken walls
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-04

Chicago, Jan. l6.-Inhuenza Is moro
prevalent and more fatal in Chicago
this winter than at any time since the
epidemic year of 1891, according to
the weekly bulletin of the Health de-
partment. Twenty more deaths from
this cause were reported during the
week.
Investigations by DR. Robert b. Pre-
bile, medical inspector for the depart.
ment, are held TO show there can be
no question that influenza or la grippe
is the most important factor in tho
increase of pneumonia and in conss
quence of heart disease"
Statistics are quoted as proof that
the deaths from heart disease and
from pneumonia have increased NJ al
most exactly the same ratio since
lS43. Inc fact that the germ which
causes pneumonia also irritates tho
membrane covering the valves of ths
heart is commented on.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-02-04

"a man must tell folks what he's doing,
Tell them every day
:Tell them candidly and clearly,
In a reasonable way,
what he has to sell. his prices,
The location of his store,
: For they've quite got over buying
AS they did in days Of yore.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
SALE OF NEW APARTMENT HOUSE.

r. Osborne Smith & CO. have sold for the Pilgrim
HTatIy company II client the new five story
apartment house. Nos. 60 and 6J7 West I-Sr-sr on
-'t sNAIo feet; for Irving kempuer TO client the
northeast corner OF lsitL-st. and WadsWorth-ave.
size -9N4S feet; for Annie Williams 10 q client the
iot on the north side OF lsshst running through 10
-s'th-st- 80 Ieet west OF Amsterdam-ave size 25x
-' -eeI the purchaser 10 erect three story board
ING ard livery stable. with entrances in each street:
also sold for Joseph P Kelly to = client the three
story and basement dwelling house an the north
eaSl corner q lS7th-st. and Audubou-ave., on lot
5A.' i-et, ana Tor Mark l. Kelly 10 = client nine
dots on the south side OF 2I4th-sJ - feet east OF
-tt--Ne- size @Xlszi feet The same brokers alSs,
r. tEQIlstrc the recent sale seven lots on the
north side ~ l7-d-t. IoJ feet west OF Amsterdam
ave, S-Z i15X945 feet
Ihe Real Estate Record and Guide" says in
-Ls issue pf Yesterday The most important an
AolleerIeIr this week affecting Manhattan realty
= the suggestion OF 4 large railroad station ar
Fl-A ana lexington ayes. 3.d and 93d Sts on the
size OF the present barns Of the AIadisOn-ave
4l-e II tails connection il said ard the writer
= relahly informed THAI The same interests have
act'sdllE entered ilto contract TO purchase the
I4rk Avenue Hote. property. the only condition on
which tho deal Is dependent being that rFez ars
able 70 obtain the lease also
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23

len part and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Co. No 40 East. 24x92: Henrietta Brown "a
f.rr-,ee- I-Hzeri all title. ...
ca fyt'e y 4sT.4 r. n of ia1SI-st. 25X
rr1,-lN ealN IS Hall 20 William Real Land and
iit 20.
s1 ave. " s. s12.4 T. ~ 14ist-st. 25x
ans J1nh 4 Norman 20 William Y Real land
- ave q . 13eth St rms n 2Oi.7 r 70
- 7gani ssgti-si x q 4i2 - Rebbins-avs 20l-T
t-stA~ ~ 462-I. also Southern Boulevard
ST. 81 IA l4utE-at, rms 40. 20 to Rob
~ az 223H q 1flst-st 5Bi9 to
.Iss-aye $50 to Southern Boulevard
- -1o-e 20 Boulevard, also Southern BoulA
49,, g, at "a I3Sth-st. 642 10
'.,Nlns- ave r 28i-7 to I39th-st \ 10 = .
1-'ilsth boulevard r 23i Boulevard.
@ 80 socLne-n Boulevard. . =. a. n 18Oth-st.
tSts SS6Ax p sS.8x irregular: also southern
i-~,s,Iu saIu s. az u i2ath-st. runs l44. A.
IItssAisI' HrosLWay Reliance Realty co 70
- hatt Never & Aronsou Co: s3ia part
60 e-Astt HAni.ape- c and o..
- It'let same 10 samuel Green. u - part.
80 Zig, 94"t,"t9. a. and .-..-.-.........
- 81 -. tSoilg ward 8. ~ 3 13p-h-sI. ruEs
-7'-p % Robbins ave 2nl ~ irregular
49,. % Sr3aaway Reliance Realty Company
t--.+ -,f- F'Ast AN
81 a." ~ corae- i1sth-st. 35Kl00,
60 i' " Co-4hleA T. Philip Bachraeh. and
- " s, l.iS.l * p Of Southern WsstChss
uFIlLike- -5EtON. y Nesr Chester. August
-''.'ft 20 tE1r4.s mccullough
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Isno1sye y eoraeT llstR,,J ,,- runs z ,I, i5l =.
Isascson and ano'Ae-. mortgsg-. S1475De. o
s..H-zt Ns ~ Ess- a7.51Ioo llxs7 .61loo u
samuel Williams II % Jacob iyman; qui'
claim. erection aeed- Hortsag-. $ goo. To-
300 sQx2l. Isaac T. shapiro 60 Samuel Levy
nlartgage So. pe' and ..-.- ..-..--.--- -
mortgage S2s 0s0o. ...-..-..-
,3sth-st E s. 800 W y Broadway, lO1r9a II:
Herman Cohen - al t1 t.ebsr- Ar-sie.nt corree-
u7a deed. mortgage. 81 80
Bockland Realty Company ts Werner -NlsEE 80
Realty Company; % e ana 80 4''
Perry corner sIE-s G0X1Z- Joseph ]
Tattenvleaer 70 sarah Balin. Tnortgage 5000;
,ysfue an \, ss4 e = 5ls r af 7ss 81 25x
f.: the club Bohemia ~ Land ana Mortgage 49,
Company lortrage. 81. 'rl----.-. = 10
iEs1of.st 4oKsz. s'E1aaHi Morgeastsrn 10 Mo- 81.
L1s -orE-n-,sri iz3r.Ea9s 57 aa- 3,i 2"
sls lsIss1-are 10 10 10 js2l p e5ruer iisst.-
4eusle: mort gage $1,000 and 10
3d-ave ~ sos s. 25.Sxi0o. Barnet BiumeH-
stein e. e % Israel Lewis and others: mort .
ss.fs., tss 20 S. Ers- airI65s s. Fi6rin. T Dana
- Alfred a. BaclHaH ana j"
,gareIuoaf ave- 100 y n ~ i@5tfs-st zJaxl,9.
and co1.stfactgn '7HHaHs- mortgage S~o"@. go
Am, = n T II 7ih-s,- 75xss II Jui.us
Neinstein ta Abraham Ilz-'sIs - al mortgage. m
81 ,es3lsss41- . y corner 12a1 81. i5oss3 10.
Martha Heuse ana smother 20 Jacob Baarann- go
42i-s,. D s $50 Il q 1lth-av,. -1zl,eS' jacob
Msyers 10 AneTew v he-1T1 M p
estate. Hudson T. Rose 20 Anna 7 BFulh; 81
si-slor,-s1e --.t :. 100 +, u Fied place Ioogsa.
Eva p Dlndou - caroline NrueE 49, W
lslsl-st D s 200 2 ~ 5i-aVe. ffiiKigoHif 100
40. FRANK Wor.hlnEtor ta Joseph e Parker 80
rao-rsass. go. and. i. ...,.. ..,- j., 10
reHf-r' -flr - Ai' 49,,
- s 1lTaa - krHe n walker. q part. mort ID.
ne gr5ps5t, Caa-.~. Moan ,rust-e "a a.. ~
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
NANY TARRYTowN SALES REPORTED.

free Murray have made the following Iarry-
t9vFp saIes; The Bar1hart cottage, 81 North Wash
IEloil-st 10 : s McClayne. who viii occupy the
Premises the Maria l. Clark cottage, IN storm
o.. running through 70 Cenrral-ave-. - William
Barton. for his oggn occupancy; the Thomas Not
iFa parcel. 81 BeDe6ict-ave-, adjoining the Rock
hel estate 70 " J.. Osborne. wno viii occupy
tns premises and the Mary K. GFnen cottage, ia
soh1-zt.. 20 H. c. Walteruyre, superintendent or
The Adams FexpreEs Company. They also leased The
1avlland cottage II Main-st-, 20 the Rev creigh-
-o- Spencer, of TarrytOWD
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
BUY 1sr-AvE. FACTORY STE.

A sale % considerable importance IA connection
Eits ~ improvement Of the block between 9Th
snd 2stt cts. -st-sve ara ths East River, by the
80 Bellevue Hospital was yesterday perfected
= 7 Rieser a. 20. purchased tr3m a client Of
--gens southack haIf - block front on the west
ne ~ lst-1ye.. between 9Th and s4tA SITS. being
'ae fer lots al the northwest corner 81 2rh-sL
tr5 -s--zve.
.-gL class eabine, and wood working factor.
rle buyers VII occupy the premises for their own
business. rha manufacture of store fixtures and
r1c-ne- work agter they have made extensive all
.ersrlols Elo repairs 70 the premises
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
RELIGIOUS ORDER BUYS DRAKE TRACT.

NSlols * Lumn.ls A,iye soIu Tor the estate OF
John Jacob Drake. tlle Sisters OF Charity, OF -
vincent DE Paul, nineteen ana one-haIf acres OF
!snd fronting in the North Road al Harrison Y Y
dis tract has been held 10y the Drake family for
1ttr forty Years Il adjons St Vinceut's Re-
ls ~ m institution under the charge oT the Sisters
-. TIE Drake Dwelling house recently destroyed by
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
THE WASHINGTON INN LEASED.

John T. Fife has leased cor the owner. Louis
fEehkei' proprietor OF the Hotel Albert the Wash
le'oA Inn, Pho=nic.a CatskiI Mountains y. Y
Tor term OF years 10 Samuel Proslev Who was
T.-.l ialslIS proprietor of the Iampa Bay Hotel.
SeA-1i''- Ia; the Hotel Brrslin. Lake Hoparcong
~ ana Congress Hall Saratoga Springs y. V
- Nashngton Inn contains about two hundred
-5i-S, llctading the cottages IL equipped with
lfoFerneuts telephone service elevator
- - - patts ana steam heated throughout. The
--u- 80 - Opened tor hlsiEess rarlE Jun.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
4 $4,000 BROADWAY LEASE.

n a L. Hess have leased FOR tie estate Of Ben
ssEain Lichleastetn u TIA Knickerbocker Drug
-ompany the store basement ard sub-haseusnt
10. 90 BroacHzy. II the southeast corner "
cleec ker-st ard covering rhe entire block front
% Erospg-st for a term OF eleven years, az an
aggregate rental of Sc o..
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
TO IMPROVE LARGE WEST SIDE PLOT.

me YAK Realty Company will erect a twelve
sLOrE apartment otei the premises No leo 10 III
4e nSSl 'Isl-st- II bought yesterday No lt5 West
80. -, "a thfee story and basement brou-ustoHe
-ioiil HNelling aouse, a lot lbx74s Ieet
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23

l. J. Phillips & Co. have sold Tor CLAW Wilson No
oo' west Enc ave. three story high stoop brown.
tons dwelling house on lot 20xi00 feet to client
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
SELLS -FOUR DOUBLE FLATHoUsEs.

?. q Eekhardt has sold 40 az sth-are., q dvs
story double farho1se. for sarah Foiis 20 r. F.
Aeysr and resoiG same foF - = Meyer ~ .
client also sold FOR TraEcis Premier 10 H. -
Eohu z ffEe sfDrs- double ff-eIeIlt MOUSE. 30. tit
l0ffs-are for Frederick tiemmer - Theodore
k.aE11ler 80. 80 aElft+.TglaF ave. me- sf"ft
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
ANOTHER wATER.sr. DEAL.

oorhees a Floyd have sold for. tie EIkus estate
between coeuties Slip and OLD SIip
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
Furnished apartments to Let.

4 --A-A.-FURNIsHED APARTMENT To RENT
a al the Dakota I'D st exceptionally mod
craze June 1893. To to DC
t8h-r. 1900. three hs-druoms. Address
J X REEFS. Dakota
80 EAST 5sTH-Iuns 10 October attractive studio
apartment. fuilv urulshsd bath. piano telephone
light housekeeping. s65. cali Studio l. JEWETT.
1--WE and bath, facing MornlnEsde Park
IL complete housekeeping. library elevator.
otnag private telephone service, STa
a.. COLEMAN 40 Mornngside
~ MADISON AVE. near 63-st.--Coo. bright. at
1O tracfively furnished apartment hath
elevator ee-trt- light sublet f9 summer isss than
Apply sftsrnJ1
ELEGANTLY FTRNIsHED APARTMENT.-Pr-
l.. -1s-. raths 1rf-4ng IIe &lb weekly
ttv RENSSELAER,. 70 East iith-st. 5ta-av-.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
HcSt-St.
WEST END-AVE. PLOT CHANGES HANDS.

Ssunie S nathouse and for Henry Benz 10 NJ Jantzen
NJ SIS west ssth-st., hve story double haLhouse
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23

A pVERTISENfEcCTS subscriptions for Tae Trthsrus
- received th=ir ploWU 0face.
No. 1854 BROADWAY
Atve-tseTents vl be received tlo fouoEnE br&lch
Offices ~ regular 1fa-e until o'ciocz W.
80 shave cor. zds f53 5th-sve cor l2rh-sr
81 East !4Lh-=t-. 81 Wesc f2l=s. 9Th aad
~; West ljrh-s-. L33s 7sh an
fIth sts, I03h idave-. 6fsEc
s9rh-s- ~ Easr 1-5tn-st Trerno1--ave..
ave. fist-7t- s-f 31-ava-. Chrfstc1ner
5-uuAlsn- y y ta-rt-=--, ZIG Court
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23

TTNO LET. from Ma October l. FULLY fIraisred
Il room cottage on Orange county farm uear Gler
mere Iak= with garden fruit and OF hoaL Addrss
LAKE SIDE FARM. FLORIDA. Orange County. y T.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23

A DIRONDACkS COTTAGE FOR RENT On lake o9sc-
"A site Paul smiths hotel. fully furnished h0uss
keeping Apply FAUL SMITHS HOTEL COMPANY.
Paul smiths. y =
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23

CtATSKILLs GRAND HOTEL. sTATION-Furnts5rd
- cottage rooms. bath. plumbing, ha-dVood
aoorz $500 season. Z. r RICE. Isl 4th-avs., y. z
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23

BEAUTIFULLY furnished seashore cottage. rooms
Ib bath. modern Rcckaray NJ
DT-TTOS- Cedarhurst- T. 7
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23

TO RENT WAs51I2GToN CoSSS -s 6sTaisss5 -
bedrooms. Address Mrs. HAMILTON GIBSON.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23

WANTED 70 RENT tar term - ears or purchase
w large Eeauemans place within Eaur OF Grand
Central Depot plsee Etaia two gies New Haven Road
Or Hudson River tcceptAbs Addrsss giving s1St o~a-
tioa aad prsce DINGLEY. care Davis Robinson Eass
sad-sc.. Neu-Ycrk-
4 CREAGE PLOT within two miles % station ami
"A within miles Grand
hundred Wtth wtthoaI buildings BLYF;Tl
PIG Tribune Ip-oNu C.Ece. i.aG4 Braa1Ua-.
TTNRIPI.E OR TENEMENT HOUSES WANTED east %
ID ave. IL The Bronx CAPEsk & co. SlQ
East T2d-st
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23

4 DTRONDACK CAMP -ExceptiouaUv desirable com
~ pletely furnished near paul smiths WILLIAM
MITCHELL. ~ Wai-st
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23

TyoF RENT-Trres furnished houses. large zroun5s
II season r-cErhs So and upEsaF9
r7or-E DANIEL PAIL. Tena1y 8 y
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23

ITO LET-At Christmas Cove. Naine-Furnfshsd "a r1-
Il NOR cottage. open rrs. Ests- II ~
house. rent SI25 season ADDRESS WM NASH 65ra5r-
81. Portland. Ne
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
BERKSHIRE HILLS.

LAKE HOPATCONGi. 4s miles from city: 1000 =
el-Taft1n+ no uosquitoes To Ie- cottage; vel fur
RsEeC rooms, bathroom large shady grounds AK
'front.' hnest location. Bresiin Park a. r. BLCME
careJaker, NJ Arlington \. J.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
FOR RENT ON CAPE con. MASS.

For the season. furnished ~ ths pref
test towns IN Caue Cod Mas large Old fashioned ouse
with modern convenience h5E and coin
open drepaCes. modern stacls;
u land hours from Boston. Gne main service ST
the nile ocean
viii be rented reasonably respoushle party Addrss
Box B.. Tribune OGlcs.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
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New-York tribune., 1905-04-23
OCEAN GROVE. y. J.

10 cottage Furnished Cvuvszisaces- Fronting
Lake. Large grounds June July and august $3.50
PAUL p FIELD
- second P1flaiz-. Pa
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-07-07

Sam Caro-, who was sent az
last spring at Sioux Falls for
sooot Logging whiskey here, broke
Jail last week ut Chamberlain.
He was seen here two or three
times, but was not finally located
by the officers till the 4th, at
Lake Andes. Sheriff Skillings
discovered him sitting in q buggy
and called q couple OF men 60
assist him in making the arrest.
CAIRO whipped up the team, and
after a lively tussle succeeded IN
getting away. John Carrigan of
Geddes, who was assisting the
sheriff mounted q horse and
succeeded in oyerhauling him
about two miles from town, when
he threw up his hands and sur
rendered. The federal authori-
ties came for him Thursday and
took him back to Chamberlain 70
serve ont his sentence.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-07-07
CATTLE INSPECTOR REMOVED
By The Board of County Comfnis-
sloners on Request Of About
500 Cattle Owners.

The committee appointed by
~ catt,a ownars al their meet.
- e,s.....a.. aa<o,,,,
hk ne1e iASe 'a'A
panied by as many more, Wen
To Wheeler Wednesday, taking
with them the petition which had
been generally signed, asking q
have the present cattle inspector,
VIM. Fl. Menzie, removed from
offioe. for reasons therein stated,
which were to the effect that he
was not conducting his ONCE to
the best interests Of the county
81 the cattle owners. Like dele.
cations, with the same Kind 81
petitions, were met Of wheeler
from Plette, Lake Andes, Geddes
ard Academy. As soon as the
board was called TO order, a. q.
Orvis Of the law firm o. frencn
n Orvis Of Yankton, presented 2
petition signed BY about nve nun
dred cattle owners, made 2 state
ment Of what they could prove
~ actual evidence, and asked Ior
his immediate removal under tne
law. The cattle owners were
J Represented BY Mr.. Orvls, =: ~.
Lindsay, L M. Gable ana Y. E
Harben, while Dan Lamb appear.
ga for Mr.. Menzie. All of tne
Afternoon session was taken up
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-07-07

county advise cattle owners as
follows:
/. The county cattle inspector
| is not authorized to dip any per-
sons cattle unless ne first In
spects them and finds them
diseased, or that they have been
lexposed to disease.
2. Any person whose cattle
lare BY the county cattle Inspector
pronounced to be diseased or ex-
posed 10 disease may orally state
to the inspector that he appeals
from his decision, in which case
the county cattle inspector must
cause the cattle to be examined
by q deputy state veterinarian,
the expense to be paid by the
county If cattle are found to be
mot diseased or exposed to
disease. Ii found TO be diseased
Tor exposed 10 disease the expense
must be paid by the owner Of
cattle. IL the county cattle in
spector after inspection Of cattle
finds them diseased or exposed
to disease, his duty is 10 quaran-
tine them, giving written notice
that they are quarantined to the
owner or person in charge of
them, nnd at the same time it IL
his duty to direct the owner as
to what treatment the cattleneed.
After ten days, IL the owner has
not appealed from the inspectors 3
decision, and has not treated the
cattle as directed, the Inspector
has power 60 dip the cattle or
otherwise treat them himself.
The county cattle inspector I'M
der no other circumstances has
the right to dip cattle IN Charles
Mix county or to take them from
the owners pasture. Any per
son may build q private dipping
tank On his farm and report the
same TO the county auditor II,
after inspection, sss provided by
law, Ii is found to be built pro
perly, lie may use it fov dipping
his cattle, no matter how near II
may be to a public dipping tank.
French a 0rvis
j. w. Lindsay
T.. M. Gable
q. z. Harben.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-07-07

AL ossl-flmu enaah syFnr *Aew aaasgnAu i
treat thraa1. lumx sn5 hsouelalai algsetlens
wiELoat aas rewarsN spr SIS ssomseA ard
bowels, hsuce nso@s 81 thnns prodnee eonSssEk-
sion. Bees. the original I4asasise H0sey and
Tar xansay InoysA tha leosuIs aad cures I'll
reugsls, colds. rrpap. sze. NeEs f4axA.tya
lIe5aey and Tar il tsie original Las ~ csHsAa
syrnr Lcok tyr tass iptGey B Ia rsA un every
package. Sold Iy Wa9mer Drug ca. ia
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-07-07
minutes of the Cattle Needing

Wagner, S. D., July 1, 1905.
Minutes of the meeting called
ii discuss the cattle dipping
question. Meeting called to order
by w. M. Pease, who, by motion
,4(Eas made chairman, and ,. ".
Errers secretary. L. M. Gable
was called upon to read the law
concerning the dipping Of cattle
injected or exposed to contagious
disease. Al petition was circu-
lated and signed by q number 0f
persons pledging sums OF money
toward defraying the expense Of
those now under arrest for re-
sisfing the seizure Of stock to be
dipped. ). w. Lindsay was
called upon to answer legal cues
tons. A motion was made by j.
b. Harris and seconded by Daily
- appoint q committee TO go u 2
body TO Leo Peters Monday
morning and endeavor to secure
his support on q movement 70 re-
move VI. III. Menzie as cattle in
spector OF Charles Mix county,
s6id committee TO consist OF five
mem bers and volunteer mem
bers. The following named com
mittee was chosen:
i. y. Harris, Martin Sykora,
John Burke, A. McKenna and z
Hiclka thier, together with y vol
urlfeer committee as follows: Y.
Gchrader, Chas. Kulhavy, Z. M.
(3able. Thos. Cole, G. Anderson.
L. Kustal, John Soukup and Fred
Stieuert. said committee 70 meet
af j. b. Harris place In township
97. range 50.
The following committee was
chosen TO go to Wheeler TOR the
purpose Of presenting petitions
IS the county commissioners on
Wednesday, Of the next week,
beinc July 5. 1906, to.wit: w. A.
Fsnce. John Burke, Martin Sy-
f0ra j. D. Harris. G. Schrader,
dIho1. McCabe, J. Petrick, Jos.
Carney. WIN Ritter, v. JIricek
snd Chas. Mcfarland.
On motipn Martin 6ykora was
elected 70 act IS treasurer and
Sc given charge Of the money
raised on petitions.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-07-07

BY the appointment Of Assist
ant Secretary Of State Loomis,
special ambassador to receive
the body Of John Paul Jones, and
In addition sending him on Q
mission to investigate the diplo-
matte position Of Europe, the
president has demonstrated the
length, breadth and thickness oi
his loyalty TO d friend, rather
than his good judgment.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-07-07

II. M, Eers, county treasurer,
left on Wednesday, for d shorl
visit ID hix f.rm southwest Il
Wagner Mrs. s. I. Gable and
little daughter loft on Wednes
day for i sisit with panents And
rranduefents Ii Dennison. II i.
Mrs, ksonkIlng aud her aon n
Wagnef were guests II ths
RisersfIe over Saturday even
ING while Oh their way 10 thcii
Roseb1 fxrm. Dan Biggins,
tlie well contractor, was up from
Wagner ever Sunday. His vel
outfit II lfcpt busy night and day
drilling wells ID the enxt part q
the county Wheeler Courier.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-07-07

From the fact that Milwaukee
was the first city TO file an appli.
cation with the state department
to be permitted TO entertain the
Russian and japanese peace
commissioners ii would seem
that Milwaukee wants TO be made
famous by something other than
beer.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-07-07

Perhaps the car now regrets
that he ever departed from the
high ideals which he cnunciated
when he called the first Hague
peace convention into session.
The poor car il . puppet In the
hands OF q relentless Bad system.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-07-07

ria.auiss eunsk.n tiae Alternative aaa 1sefSs4s
properties found III tsss native psse. Il cer-
tala esra for All lsser. kidney ana bl1asaf
diseases A single dose af rineuis~ viii r1-
iEeve ssae wnfst ssse ~ narksefe ia usse night.
sold ~ Wagner Drug %, in
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-07-07

The Mikadois not q yindictive
man. II he were he might con.
pei Russia TO make good Kuro-
patlfin's woi dis and send It's
ambassadors 10 make peace III
Tokyo. I
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-07-07

Kaiser William, on . recent
Sunday, preached sermon, ae
tended . horse race and started
for q yacht race. We are not The
only people who understand
strenuousity.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1905-07-07

Grand Duke Alexis las resign.
I'd as high admieal Of the Russian
navy Isha navy has been re-
signed to the Grand Duke Alexis
as high admiral. for long time.