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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-06-14

If the officers make few more raids
on the colored gentry who put in their
spare time gambling, the city will
either have lot of money or the coun-
ty will have to buy more uniforms for
the new rec ruits to Supervisor Scales
home guards.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-06-14
Eow to Find Gut.

You can easily determise if your kidneys are
out of order by setting aside for 24 hours
bottle of the urine passed upon arising. If
upon examination it is cloudy or milky or has
brick dust sediment or small particles float
about in it, your kidneys are diseased, and
FOLEY'S KIDNEY CURE should be taken
At once.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-06-14
From The Daily Item, June Z.

From The Daily Item, June I.
The third fire within twenty-four
hours occurred today between 1 and
o'clock at Mr.. F. L, Adams home
ON South Washington street. The fire
was started by spark falling on the
roof, but the blaze was discovered be-
fore much damage was done and the
alarm brought the fremen promptly
TO the scene. The house is owned by
the estate of II. Hardy.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1905-06-14

stops Irregularities strengthens the urinary organs al
of the kidneys so they will perform their functions pro
the impurities from the blood passes through the
the poisonous waste matter is carried by the circu
causing dizziness backache, stomach trouble suggis
If you have any signs of Kidney or BLADDER =. 70
KIDNEY CURE at once, as it will cure slight disor
fatal malady It is pleasant to take and benefits the
The midnight sun., 1905-12-01
FIRST WHITE
 MAN
IN NORTH WEST ALASKA
 BY NIEELIGZROOK

When was about eight years old I went to Port Clarence with my fat th- CT, who was on trading trip with his friends, and while trere saw the first white man in north west Alaska. The natives oalled him "Moho".
 My father had seen Moho at Kotze. bue Sound, where hs had gone trad. Ing before this. Moho had leaf and black tobacco which were highly priz- ed by tho natives Mono had~-tho first rifles, the natives ever saw
The midnight sun., 1905-12-01
THE DEERlNG
 ESKIMOS

-~ AAsA Continued from First Page.
 seven iglos facing stree. on the D north. Some of houses are already partly lined with cheese cloth or calico, that makes them look much cleaner.
 We hope in few moro years that there will bs greater improvement in those two important lines. AS tho Es- Emos learn moro about the all wise creator, to whom they try so be faithful, we believe thsir knowledge viIl in- crease'in thevital things of life.
 LOCALS
 Two good and comfortable builC iues arc nearly completed at Ghishmarof, for teacher'S residence and school. - They are on an island overlooking the lagoon. Tho buildings will be com plesed during the next month. The carpenter, Often, will chen go to Pt. Hope to finish the building there
 The Shishnnref reindeer herd is in excellent oosdltion. The deer arc fat and sleek. The country around Shish. msref Is coversd With tine moss.
 Two whito men, Duncan and Thomp. son are wiateliug sb Shishmaref this year. They have 0 sixty ton schooner there. :,
 Aa abandoned camp was found by Sokweena ono an1 a haf miles from ably belongs to two proepectors who were in that neighborhood.
 There has bcen'two narrow e.capes tor the natlyea th1s sea9on. On Thanks giving dsy Ongoos,uk, a scy enteen :; years old boy, vna hunting on the fi0o Ice. Ho was csrris! out in tae st ait, and WAS bought shore by AhotoE ssvaral miles north, lste that night.
 Anotl!es native waa resnued in 8 kayak.
 DIOMEDES NATIVES
 TCcntinuod f:om First Page. tha some ono bo sont ovor;to them 'o stay with thsm ss governor" and wh an they found no one could Do C. cured fevefal oi them decided 10 wi l. or elsewhere fearing the same con,i. lions this sin ter Several etayei st .,io Cape" and sonne went to k.1Et C:s?e
 There are ebou5 1S5 natives ou tho two grruor:S6 on the Little D;oocaes and @ oE the Big Diem ;de5. + tl,e rstives cou.d Dc indured to lea;e ths sland th, psc4l-m would ba solved bus they have 1>no.. tholz ss far ts.:t as gay of :he'.l cs-l rom ,lai>er T;sry have good nuntir.r .;rou'ld, b.tt.r in aonae respects. than tue e-ma!Aleud
 Tho peo-,is sre nt-o ? end hardy anc well worth dolnh so:aothiag for
The midnight sun., 1905-12-01

IT. e, much ahout Aloho thst wo We1e Ie.i nnxlon3 to sec him, and whom we came into his presanco wore very bash full Moho made trip from Kotzeoue Sound to Port Clarence In nhip, and one tsip between these points through the interior, with dog tasm. Two Of tho white men who accompanied him on this tri we're lost and gave tho nat ives a double balreled gun to guide them back 60 Kotzebue. All tue nstives liked Moho beoa.se hs waa ready 50 :rade for anything nud never sent rat- ives away empty handed. He gev'
 them food to cat and tea to drirs.
 Az first the natives did not know ho. touse tea. One man was given some in trade and after bringing it home put It in the cache. Part of 1t was spoiled by the dampness and the rest cooked, the water poured off snd oil put CD the leaves. This was eaten fol"greens' and considered deIicaoy. Tho first gan brought in to the village was c'lr. iosity. When 1t waa shot off the Ia.
 tives would shat their ears, and tho dogs howl with fright. The first g'.n i, belonged to the grcat-g1andfathe: of AeizZeroh's wife. Onco or twice i've dct4- were killed ct ono shot.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-13

Seine 8eine. Bbisties, 81.
qu0re uno @iaarren All aaben in
Shola's Saloon, IN(amr : Rlasa.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-13
YbilippiniShe soraen.

8ihter 9aft. Der a~eeenpdrtiae
arieasletretar. lheint cine lebenss
lanelihe Gufaabe abernummer AL
habeu, als er iib bereit erfldrte, als
@Ouoerneur nah benz pbilippinilhen
QrGipel 81 geben. Simmer leitoem,
menn er ldngere Belt bon ben Snleln
meg mar, geraten bort bic ameritani.
ihen neutrality-suspicious. uno bic
Gingeborenen an einanber uno 9aft
bat oas stpeifelbafte 8erenaaen, abers
mals Die ueite Jteiie ansutreten, I'M,
ben Srieoen mieoer bersuIteuen uno
bic erreateu Gep1iter gu beIfuid.
tigen.
9aft fat es neritanbea, uie Dor
uno mad linn tein der
observation-disclosures, ons 8ertrauen
Der pbilippiniiden GingebDrenen gu
Geminnen. Sic ftnb bon ieinem gu.
ten @iaen uno ieinem @erehtiateitss
finn 10 i~iberseuat, Dab es ibm ieoes'
nal eelinat. ben Jrie6er wieber bers
Suiteaen; aber nidlt auf iebr lanQe
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-13
sett ,tper So sxanreu

idDn muroe Wrs. @inslDm'8 SuDs
thing : Sbrup BON MiQipnen BON
Mittern beitn 8abnen Der &inber
%angemenbet. Shirt 9u i'm S9lafe
bur9 bas Sbreien zines sainoes ges
itDrt, oab i'm 8abnen lift uno Dor
Sbmer5en metnt? Wenn 10, lafie
iDfort cine Hlafde pDrl nMrs.
@insL0ms SuDtbina @brur" hplen.
Sein Wert lift unbeaablbar. gs miro
benz tleinen 4eibenoen ipfort Hinoes
rung neri1affen. 8erlaBt eub bas
raul, Wiiitter, e8 lit tetn 8meifel
bariiber. Sc BELT DiarrbUe. regu.
liert ben Wagen unb bic Wieren,
befeitigt Wino &olit, ertpeidt ben
@aunem, perbinoert @ntsiinbung
uno itdrtt bGs aartse Sbitem.
rMrs. WinslDms Soothing Sprup"
fir sadnenoe &inoer lit angeuebm
i'm @eidmad; bas Hecept itammt
pDn einem Der beften peiblihen
Ner3te in ben Ser. Staaten. gs lift
bel allen Drua9titen in Der aaraen
Welt su baben. Breis Is Gents per
Elaihe. &auft nidts anoeres, als
Wrs. BinsfoDs Soothinn Snrup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-13
sehte sornnma

Als leitefbe Ner3te iagten, DAB %.
90, Smitbart BON pefin, Sa., urbeilz
bar an S6pinbfu6t lit, mar feline
Iebe 9offnung babin. 81. Sings
9fene @ntbtdlng gegen S6ipin6ip6f,
9uiten unb @rfdltung rettete i'm, 81
iagt; 9ieie grOBe MteOisin beiIte mid
Hnb tettete meiH 2eben. Sd betra6te
lie als ein pHHberbares Mtittel gegeH
gals nnb 2~ungenieiben. Si3ereS
8orbeugnngsmitteI gegen 2ungetient.
ailn6nng. @aroutiert, so Gents ut6
$l,O0 per 6lai6e. 8robehaI6e fret.
81 bqbep bel 3, Salteper & Sobn,
@eO, 5, s. S6mibt llr6 aboip6
9reib,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-13

wNprD > TormaIim', lGitner q
Slntenb), balt, tpenrt es Worsens
ala 8abn= uno Munb : @aiier ee@
brauht wiro, 3dbue uno Wunb
pdbreno oes ganSen cages rein.
Sn alen I~pothefen su baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-13

Dds q Mihbadber. 6abri,
tanterl oes beribmten @EeiBbier.
Muege5eibnete6 Summeraetrdnt.
Telepbor $50. 504.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-13

Stna's 5 @euts oauana.e isarre
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1905-04-13

Belt. Simmer, na66em er ppn DDrt
ii6 btnnea beaeben bat. mdbrt ea
niht lanee, Bis Der l1nfrteoen liGl
pDn Neuett einftent. Damn fam CT
BON Neuem Die ueite &eiie antreter,
UNI uieoer Srieoen au FIFTEEN. Gui
uie langef
Wenn Der BrdIioent BON ieinem
Sa9oausflug suriidfebrt, miro lih
gaft abermals reilefertig madaen t6ns
men; oenn auf ben 8bilippinen be.
barf man pieoer einmal orinalid ieiz
ner als Triebensfiftev. Die gn,erie
faniihen Beb6roen lino unsufrieoen
nit ben gi~ngeboreneu uno oieie nod
unaufrieoener nit ben ameritaniihen
BebDroen. Sc ibeint iib in ben
bDrtigeu Gerbaltniiien 10 cine Nrt
.n,errn : 40 : rpunb" gebiloet gu boz
ben, benn I'M, Die 3Dniulion su oer=
pDaitanotgen, lit Der bprtiae fumtnans
oirenoe General @Drbin ihledt 81
iprehen auf bic ginen. pie bic Nn=
bern. Die einaeburenen Witelieber
Der pbilippiniihen aommiiiion iino
unsufrieoen iber Die Iabatfteuer.
General gDrbin lit ibled)t gu ipre.
hen auf @0uuerueur Wriabt, meil
bieier CUR unteroridung Der nnruben
i'm Snrern iih Der aus gingebDreneu
beitebenoen &onitabfers uno auno.
1Mafter bebient, n9hreno nah On.
iibt gDrbin'a, ourb reauldre ameri=
faniibe Truppen oieie unrubsn
piel mirfiamer unteroriidt meroen
tDnnten,
Dieie 3ultdnoe laIien erfennen,
pie tuenig ole Stimmuna fih BORT
felt Gnbe oes arieaes mieoer beruhiet
bat uno uie aerinae 8eranlafiuna
einnal oa5u aeb0ren mag, i'm Die
1nsufrieoenbeit 81 beaen 6lammen
ansufaben.
Dime ft6renoe dubere ginflii1e
muroe es ia wDl aeliuQen, Die gin=
geburenen oauerno 81 beibmibttaer,
sumal tpenn man es Iih in Waibines
ton anaeleger iein ldBt, bic oDrtige
BepDlterung ourh Huge 3ugeitdnos
niiie uno 6anoelSbDrteile NIT Der
r,euen Sronung Der Diage ausau=
iDbnen.
StDrenoe ginflifie BON auBen aber
mDgen iib bort eber aelteno MAIDEN,
ala man iekt permutet, uno 5par
m5aen iie Don Sapan ausaeben,
menr oaiielbe, iiberinitig gernaht
burh feline grfOlge unb ieine aeeen
&uBlano betunoete @affenftdrfe, liG
einfaaen laiien ioQte, Die 6Gnoe nad1
ienem Snielbeiib aus5ultrefen. auf
oeiien Mnnerion es bereits einnal
DOr Nusbruh uniereS 9rieges aegen
Spanien gang 0fenfunoig binaears
beitet batte.
Sapan tDnnte feline &rieaslbiffe in
ebeniDuielen Eaaen nah fenem Sns
ielneer ienoen, rpie uniere @riegs=
ibiffe @Dber braufen miiroen. UNI
BON unierer Baeiicfifte aus Die
Sahrt o0rtbin 81 MAIDEN,
Wie iebr unfere leitenben Bolititer
einen iapaniiden Ingrif auf unier
pbilippiniihes Sbmeraenstino fir
mD9lih balten, haben in ben lebter
9agen Die NeuBerunaen BEG Bors
iibenoeu 6uq pom Wilitdrtomite
be8 Meprdientontenbauies erfenner,
lafIeu. Serielbe bait Die Sage fir
10 or0bene, oaB CT Bot ben gebeimer,
Nbiihteu Sapan'S warnt. Benn
2ebteres lie iih nit einem Inihlaa
auf Die Bbilippinen'Snleln traeer
io0te. wiroen ibm Die oortiae
sablreihe mDn9Dliibe BeuDlterune
uno Die alIaemeine un5ufrieoenbeit
NIT Der aneritaniihen Serrlhaft Die
Snuaiion beoeuteno erleiftern.
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GpIten Gte NIT Der Grbett 9nberer
unaufrteben iein, tOmmen Sic su
PAUL SCHEITER.

Darbiers ~rteniilien unb feline UaeSier.
WDoerne elettriibe ShIeiferei BON Ro~
ierreHern, clippers, t~hiruraiSden Sr.
frumenter etc.
fO4 @efsG ommertss traBe.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-04
Notice OF Hearing Proof OF Will

State of South Dakota, County OF Brown.
In the County Court within ana for SAID
County.
In the Matter of the Estate Of Michael Fran
zen. Deceased.
State of South Dakota Sends Greeting n
heirs at law, legaleeS. devtSeeS. ana next oi KIN
of Michael FranZen deceased, and all 10 whom
these presents may come:
You and each of you are hereby notified that
Peter FranZcn has filed in the County Court Of
Brown county. State Of South Dakota, an in
Strument purporting to be the last will and
testament Of Michael Franzen, deceased; with
petition that it be admitted TO probate as the
last will and testament of Michael FrAhzrn, de-
ceased. and also his petition that Peter Fran
zen be appointed Executor OF said estate, and
you are iurther notified that said petition and
proofs of said will 50 propounded, will be heard
by the County Court OF Brown County. AT a re
gnlar term OF said court to be held in the city OF
Aberdeen, in said county at the Court Room
thereof. on the It'll day of August. A. D., 1905. AT
the hour of 10 O'Clock a. IN. III which time and
place any persons interested may appear and
contest said petition and show cause why thc
instrument so propoulded should not be ad
mltted to probate as and for the last will and
testament OF Michael Franzen. deceased. and
why letters teStamcnlaly should not iSsnc a.
prayed for In said petition.
Dated this Goth day OF July A. d. 1905.
CD. HuTE. County Judge.
(SEAL) Attest: i. l.. EUNSNESS. Clerk.
W. Ii. MORGAN. Attorney for Petitioner.
QSt publ. July 2l-Last August A.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-04
HOuShtOn|

Rev, Larson will preach 20 us Tor
the last time next Sunday until after
his vacation which extends to the
first Sunday in September.
Mrs. HiXson and Mrs. Congdon
have returned from an extended visit
to their Old home near Guelph. N. ID.
Bert FeSsenden feels so sure that
the grain is all right that he is put
ting up Il large granary.
Our creamery is still booming.
Takes in more ream and ships more
butter than either Hccla or Columbia
and. what is better, there is no frlc-
tion, everything running as smoothly
as if it had been doing business fol
years instead of only a few months
Who says this is not a neighbour ooo
of brotherly love?
We learu that Miss Welty is tt
teach the Fangen school in Lansing
township and Mr.. Gilbert who taught
in Houghton last year has been rc-cn.
gagged to teach the coming year.
The intensely hot and almost wind
less weather of the past few days has
left the cattle depending on windmill
pumping rather short of water at {
very trying time.
Cattle buyers from Hecla and Siou,
City have been securing the countr.
for fat stock to ship from Hecla Fri
day morning. Rather hard on cattle
to be boxed up such weather.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-04

1t is the custom in Beadle and
some other counties in this state
to publish in full the list of per-
sonal property assessments,
name and amount as returned by
the assessors. It is a wise pro-
vision and would pay in this
county as we'll as give another
job to the official papers. The
list for Beadle appears in the
Huronite this week. In looking
over it one is struck by the very
small amount of taxable personal
property belonging to the resi-
dents of the city in comparison
to that found in possession of
the farmer. For example:
Take Banner township, picked
entirely at random, where there
are 38 persons assessed with an
averag e of $64O, and then 80 per-
sons in Huron picked at random
just as they run. Their aver.
age is $1S8, and this includes a
fair number of heavy tax payers.
Next week a Brown county sam.
pie will be given.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-04

1t will be remembered that
whenever ex-senator Pettigrew
went on campaigning tours
about the state during the fall of
1900, the redoubtable Col. Wal
lace also appeared with his note
book. He was hired by the re-
publican state committee to take
verbatim every speech made by
Mr.. Pettigrew. They now have
these speeches complete and for
weeks the manager of the local
machine organ has been studying
this collection, culling therefrom
whatever criticisms of President
Roosevelt may be found. The
machine is laying out for a big
fight against the anti machine
element in the party which
will strive to elect congressman
who will honestly support the
president in his determination tt
COMPEL the railroads to give the
people a square deal in freight
rates. The machine gang is so fea,
fulof somethingor other theyima
CINE Pettigrew may do to assis'
the president that it is hoped
this collection of severe or a
castle sayings about Roosevelt
may counterbalance their secre'
treachery when making their ap
peals to the rank and file of thei1
party whom they hope once
more to hoodwink. Look out fo1
the early appearance of these ex
tracts.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-04

The old story, that has done
service on the platform and else
where for so long, about the
quack doctor who first threw his
patients into fits becau sc he was
hi on fits, would apply to the
gang which have gone into con-
WILSON'S for fear that Pettlgrew
may again appear in the South
Dakota political arena. The
Press is the organ of no clique
or faction, so faras it knows. 1t
is straight Republican, but its
editor is first an American citl-
zen and secondly a Republican.
He has seen Frank Pettigrcw
but once for oyer II years. he
does not know what Pettigrew
proposes to do nor what position
he will occupy politically in the
future. The only parties that
have announced or even mention
ed that he would be a candidate
for governor are the distinctive
pro-railroad gang. Perhaps
they will pick him up and run
him instead of trying to give FL
rod a second term. This would
be commendable for he would
certainly make better governor.
The writer hopes that Mr.. Pet
tigrew, if he should read. this,
will not swell up because it is not
much Of a compliment after all.
-Redfeld Press.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-04
of Hearing Petition '"'
Io,tcrs of Administration

St.,n ot south Dakota. County OF Toy nj
say Ennntv Can't. within and tor sald LoIhtS'
In In The Matter Of the Estate oi t. ;. i''"''' ~
ceased. .a, no,o,, Sends Greeting TO
H., %nirs al Inv OF c. 5. Prime. deceased. ,,.,
w, mem md T.. a, ,rT ri ymI are hereby notified ina
Emma Fylpaa has filed IN ne oH!,,,,s I nH" r.' u
Brown County, state Of Sonth pGNI rrIm we nr re.
lion asking thai the estate OF {, s. run, al.
onnrnI iT,i Holm A. Fylpaa be appointed az ~,
n,iuis, r,inr Of lie estate Of {, ;. lr me- o.
ceased. that distribution Of Lots n",i iM,"r Of Of
and Y, III block lumber :, IN ,nn ,n't Tmm,
Errlarick. South Dakota, be mace 10 n''",1
t r,Im,a and tnai said petition has been %,l 'n'
n s'i ut A regular term OF said conT' y, W
held al Tie Court House, ~ the ,', y O, M"rs
| deem. III said County, on the i4,l' IN! u, N"N''
4 y 1908, at the hour OF 10 O'Clock a VI.
Dated July end, 1905; ,u,c.
(SEAL) go. ltlf" ,"m",y n"'H
" II, MORGAN. Attorney for Petitioner.
list publ July 2s-laSt August IL
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-04
ABERDEEN, S. D., AUG. 4, 1905

One of the features of our
present educational system, that
of having examination papers of
applicants for second grade
certificates, formerly marked
and passed upon by the county
superintendent, sent to the
state capital and submitted to a
board of examiners drawn from
all portions of the state is sub
ject to question as to it's wisdom
or unwisdom. The board re-
Gently appointed consists of
twenty-one members two of
whom, M. M. Guhin and Miss
Elizabeth Clary, are from this
city, certainly very creditable
members. But it is very ques-
tionable if this new arrange
ment, costly it must be, is an
improvement over the old sys-
tenn. There are important
things to be considered which go
to make a successful or unsuc-
cessful teacher and to which ex-
animation papers give no clue.
These things, personal appear
ance and bearing, record as
teacher and general reputation
are likely to be known to the
county superintendent, and
should be considered by him.
1t is certain, and many of us
know it to our sorrow, when the
papers are all that are consider
ed, some very poor teachers are
foisted upon us and some excel
lent material for teachers refus-
ed. The good judgment and
discretion of the county super
intendent are safer than cast
iron rules imposed by some cent
rallied power.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-04
AGAINST THE EQUITABLE.
Suit Instituted In the Name Of the Poe
pie of New York State.

Suit Instituted In the Name Of the Poe.
pie of New York State.
New YORK; Aug. IAN action was
instituted Monday by States Attorney
General julius M. Mayer in the SUI
preme court. New York county. in the
name of the people of the state of
New York against the Equitable Life
Assurance society, Its officers, direc-
tors and members of the executive and
finance committees, all of which are
named In the complaint.
The complaint contains twenty-one
sections and covers thirty-three pages
of typewriter matter, refers to the
Frtck committee report and the in
vestigation made by State Superin-
tendent of Insurance Hendricks; is
based on information and belief and
Attorney General Mayer in his prayer
to the court says that the action was
brought on behalf Of the people Of the
state OF New York In the public inter-
ests and pursuant to the provisions of
law.
He therefore asks that each of the
defendants, other than the Equitable
society, account for their management
Of the society's funds and property;
pay back to it any money they nave
acquired by a violation of their duties;
removal of any director guilty of mis-
conduct; net surplus of the society be
applied for the benefit of the policy
holders, and such other relif as may
be just, equitable and profitable.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-04

The Aberdeen News has had
no use for harvest hands and
threshers, or 'hoboes" as it de-
lights to term them, since the
campaign of sc, when Comrade
DeWoody foiled the efforts of
the republican workers to round
them up for the republican tic
ket. The tenderfoots who do
the writing on the News have
nothing against these men, the
inspiration back of them is re-
sponsible for the SANDERS to
which they give utterance. In
deed the editorial writer on the
News is a gentleman much es-
teemed by the editor of the
DEMOCRAT who is sorry now
that he didn't give him that
dime.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-04

One of the shrewdest things
the machine outfit in this state
did,as they supposed, was to have
their legislature, after the out
rage of refusing to submit the
primary law, enact their honest
caucus law. When the people
asked for bread they got a stone.
The ringsters have been fearful
that a time might soon come when
the struggle to wrest the state
from railroad domination might
rage entirely within the republic
can party caucuses, and the
friends of a state government by
the people might attract a large
number of sincere supporters
from the old time populists. To
cut off all possibility Of this con-
tingency this caucus bill was
passed. Now comes to view the
week point in their law that. even
a layman can see, namely, that
the law is invalid by reason of the
provision in it compelling a voter,
when challenged, to disclose how
he voted at the last preceding
election. This is nothing more
or less than an effort to violate
the secrecy of the ballot, a right
guaranteed by the Australian
ballot law adopted in this state.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-08-04

Edwards, Woods & Co. have
recentlv been expelled from
membership in the Minneapolis
Chamber of Commerce, for the
reason that they do a bucket
shop business. They have also
been compelled to vacatc olflces
in the Chamber Of Commerce
building.