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Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-14
THE SUMNER


 Theshowers which fell yesterday and the day before throughout the county are of the regular summer va r.ety, being accompanied with thun- der and 2::1s:4sssSing and hail. The rains of last winter and spring put the ranges of the cClnty in better condi- ton than they haG ever been at that season for many years. The present rain vii refresh nature and if it is continued at intervals during there mainder of this month and in August the summer grasses will soon be growing. It is the grass which springs up after the summer rains which furnish the real feed Of the range country. The spring grass is short lived and the hot weather of June generally parches it until for feed it amounts to but little, but the gram ma grass Of this country which grows to maturity after the summer rains will cure on the ground and is good feed until the last spear is eaten. It is the gramEa which is cut fro hay on the nesas and in the valleys.
 With the cattle now fat on the range the rains at this time mean that the year 1905 will beat the rec ords for prosperity of the stocl,men of Cochise county.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-14
ALL LAW SHOULD BE ENFORCED.

Governor Folk, of Missouri. evi- dently does not believe in"four-fush- ing" He believes that every law on the statute books should be enforced. When District Attorney Jerome, of New York, was recently in Missouri he took occasion to criticise the St. Louis police for enforcing the law which requires that all saloons be closed on Sunday The Governor did not hesitate to come to the relief of the law and those who were responsi- ble for it's enforcement. One ex- preston of the law is worthy of spec ial thought It is this:
 Tt is not the law that breeds black mail, but the ignoring of the law. Whenever n large cities the law is permitted to be violated, somebody gets 9 graft for allowing it to be done.'
 That assertion is practical Ihilos- ophy. Observation of conditions in any large city corroborates it. As sume. for illustration, that a certain saloon enjoys exceptional privileges, or that virtually open gambling is tol- erated or that a black resort is al- lowed to exist. Would a police cap tain. a police sergeant or a patrolman who connived at either of these in fractions of the law hesitate to take hush money? Would he refuse, for any length of time, share of the spoils? Would he not arrive at the conclusion that he ought to have a percentage of the gain?
 The charge may be made. without fear of it's being disproved, that where
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-14
s1oo REWARD, S1oo.

The readers of this paper will be pleased to learn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all it's stages, and that Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrk Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh being a constitutional disease, requires a constitutional treatment Hall g Catarrh Cure is taken internally, act ing directly upon the blood and mu- cous surfaces of the system, thereby destroying the foundation of the dis ease. and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing i Is work The proprietors have so much faith in it's curative powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails to cure. Send for list of testi- monials. Address
 F.J. CHEVY G CO, Toledo, o.
 Sold by druggists, 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for consu- patton.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-14
GROUP

Is a violent inflammation of the mucous membrane of the windpipe which sometimes extends to the lar ynx and bronchial tubes; and is one of the most dangerous diseases or children. It almost always comes on in the night. Give frequent small doses of Bauard's Horeaound Syrup and apply Ballard's Snow Eminent externally to the throat.
 25c. 5Oc and slo0.
 Sold Rinehart's Pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-14
E%TRAVAGANCE IN IN NEW MEXICO.

A glance at the appropriations of the last session of the New Mexico legislature ought to cause the peo- pie of Arizona to redouble their eE- forts and energies against joint state hood with that territory The total appropriations of the session amount ed to s6S5,724
 It would seem that everybody was liberally provided for and here are a few items which will show about how the legislative trading proceeded in our sister territory:
 For the relief of flood suffers S5O.- 900 was appropriated; scenic route road from Santa Fe to Las Vegas, s1000O; chidren's home. Belen, ,s4, 800; St. Yincent's hospital. Santa Fe. s. 500; Grant county hospital, Silver City. s1,9OO; Sisters of Mercy hospi- tai, Silver City, S1S,O0O; Ladies' hos pital. Deming, s1S.OO0; Eddy county hospital, Carlsbad. $1S.0OO; Orphans school. Santa Fe. s5,40O; Relief So- ciety. Lss Vegas, $2.4OO; Gallup hos pital. Gallup. s1,SOO; Sisters of Loret- ta, Taos. $1S0O; Women's Board of Trade. Santa Fe, s1,OOO
 Here are a few of the institutions which Arizona would be called upon to support by taxation when the New Mcxicans took control of the new state. Arizona has creditable hos pitals and sectarian schools. but not one of them gets any support from the public treasury. In addition to the above items we find the following for the support of public institutions: Insane asylum, addition - .S1O5, 900 Insane asylum, current ex.... 6OOO0 Agricultural college, Cruces. 12,O00 University. Albuquerque ..... 1S,oO0 School of Mines, Socorro. ..... 14,000 Normal school, Silver City,. 14,OOO Normal school, Las Vegas. e.. 14,0O0 Military institute, Roswell. ... 14,0O0 Miners hospital. Raton. $500 Blind asylum, Alamogordo. 10000 Reform School Rio Arriba Co.,,
 not yet located. ed........-..-. 5000 Deaf and Dumb asylum Santa Fe.. g, r '. tttt,,,,',.. 2,SOU Penltentlary, Santa Fe........ 56,OOO
 The above should be sufficient to open wider the eyes of the people of Arizona and make them see a little better the burdens which would be heaped upon them in case they were put in a position to contribute to the support of the New Mexico insti- | tutions.
 With this array of public institu- tions when could Arizona ever ex- pect to come in for any share of the public moneys which would be under the control of the people of New Mex ico and would have sufficient votes
 and of the kind to be handled by the leaders of New Mexico?
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-14
BASEBALL PLAYERS AND FOOT
 RACERS.

Louis J. Kruger. ex-champion long distance foot racer Of Germany and Holland. wries, Oct. 27. 1901:
 During my training at Salt Lake City. in April last, I used Bailard's s Snow Linlment to my greatest satis- faction.
 Therefore. I highly recommend Snow Liniment to all who are trou- hled with sprains, bruises or rheuma- tism." 25c. soc and ST00 Sold by Rinehart's Pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-14
THE SANTA FE
 BEATS ALL RECORDS.

The Santa Fe railroad has beat all previous running records with it's special train from Los Angeles to Chi cago which arrived in the latter city yesterday six minutes less than 45 hours out of Los Angeles. No one will deny that the train was going some" to use a current slang express ion. The occasion for the fast run ming was an intense desire on the part of a western cowboy who had struck it rich in the Nevada gold fields. to part with his money and attract at tention. He made a contract with the Santa Fe railroad to carry him from Los Angeles to Chicago in IS hours. If the railroad carried him the trip in less than 4S hours the com pany was to have $2O per minute for the time gained until the amount should reach the sum of $500. The railroad won and got the extra five hundred dollars bonus contingent or making a greater speed than was agreed on. Had the railroad failed to make the tine Of 49 hours it was specified that it was to pay Scott the -Sgm of S20 per minute for ali the l tissie consumed in excess of AS hours until the eslm reached s1 600. At the expense of the cowboy who will re- mind the public of Coal or Johnny, the Santa Fe has made a great rec ord run across the country. The train maintained a speed of over fifty miles an hour the entire distance from Los Angeles. It is stated recently by some of the Lake Shore officials in connection with the Nineteenth Cen tury train between New York and Chi sea6p ,Ss2iat it would be possible to make a schedule betwwen those two cities of IS hours. That would make sixty hours between Los Angeles and New York
 We are certainly living in an age of great achievements. In every line of industry and scientific discovery old records are being broken daily. It will not be long until some railroad will announce that the Santa Fe rec ord has been overcome. Few peo- pie. however, will desire to ride on trains making such a speed as that recorded by the Scott special and there is little occasion for such fast running in this day of telegraph and telephone communication Already one may talk over the telephone be- tween New York and Chicago and it will not be long until the talk may be extended from Chicago to Los Angel es. Communication over the teie- phone is not accompanied with any danger, but flying across the country at the rate of fifty miles an hour is accompanied with the assurance that if an accident occurs death is certain It is not likely the people will approve of faster running on railroads than the schedules of the present time the present speed should be quite the limit and it is high time tha legislatures shouuld step in ana prohibit the wholesale murder this record breaking running must lead to- This should be don' not only for the protection of the pas sengers who will go on these flyers but for the protection of the railroad men who will be called on to handl
 them.
 Let the record breaking be nov stopped. so far as faster railroad tim is concerned. It is not likely that tn railroad engineers or fremen will eve
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-14

protest because of fast running. as that seems to be their delight. regard less of the known danger they encount CT, but it is the duty of the put Gc to step in say to the railroads that they shall not maintain a speed with trains which means certain death to all in case of an acci lsa..
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-14
TO KILL THE DANDaUFF oEEm.
.s the Only Possible Way Of H-virr
 An Egeetive Cure.

T. you see @ woman or a man with luz uriant glossy hair, you may be sure nos ther has Gandrsff to amount to anything In nearly every case where women aa men have thin brittle hair. they owe to danG-uE. There are hundreds Of prep arotioas that "clatn" to cure danar;C 5ct not one but Newbro's TIerp,ci5e to you that dandrun is the result Of a ger borrowing Into tho scalp. and taat Dc roneUt cure Of dandruR and it5 cors. ioeat failing and badness. can cniy 121 by killing the germ; and there is T lther p-epa ration that will destroy tha 'e-rl tut Newbro's Her7icide. 'I1c7irJ ne c1use. au1 you remove tHe eTeet . old ty leading druggists. Ser6 -oc
 tamps for sample to Tho Harp.cids Co . tgoit. Mich
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-14

The district court at Tombstone contiues its grind and the end of the tern is not yet il sight. Divorce cases are being filed about as fast as they are being disposed.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-07-14

This paper is kept on file at Law rence's Advertising Agency. 401 Ex. aniner Bldg, Los Angeles. Cal. where ontract for advertising may be made.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-10-27
Iaats OF ANtmals Faint.

When the little white kitten tamhlea
dawn gu the rug with 4 pttea0s
"meaeuw" the woman, who always
knows what 80 de- picked her I'D ami
eaiiea &oF the eampheF bottle
"She has fstatea, POOR hksAe sAf.sg~
said the woman "EamsAeE will bring
heE. to."
An the oEheE bearders laughed, bat
the, woaaan4 coJtaifa a,ed To administer the
aromatic spirits in her OWE Hokhaely
fashion. When the white, kitten hipf
revived the. sought eorroboras
ton. Of her diagnosis from the veter;sr,
ary surgeon next door,
"Cf COURSE, the cat ~fuinted.,," he
said. Lois of animals faint Cats
ara especially APT to keel! Grer in mo,
ments OF exoitemenfI These attackss
ara sometimes confused with fits, bui
they are really fainfinT spells, ami tsls
patient can be brought to with cam,
lplior. Dogs flint too. and horses. y
horse that faintssis usually ttiuugiif1 70
have hind siRIsEers on su~Iistroha. iii,
anybody knowing the animals euIrstsi
taiiou canltell the difference ANU amis
shasEpeciaii treatment reauirsdls-Nau
Fork Poss-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-10-27

For iuutirrus " yeu-s iunliIe-nlnr
and .aIDiuet-mut,ers Lirv. i.eu study
ING tc .e&-:. ":::t.. .,.,s.es mtyrtn wuud
~ assulne thu nIurtied IND spn-t"d
furfn SHOWN lis ''ulrL S-rvH' II q
hundred ruck maple trees, Jrn-nI,sk ult
Is a E4rt s-cye. NnuutiH cil uIuI -l,-
spe':ttic "tres Vut by lIlsJ,e"-llIc -iIt DurE
o. rt. lI.iGllir.r nf lsrpw2I Gnu my
haHe 10 cnup 2UD trees u.!turt .yuu tIlid
one, bu II ~ worth The sncrtflct
fact is, the w~pudErecttrs mubr ul
Enf ptrt s-tyr IruJ,it there IL IL Lhp
world ip flying tupui tne wuuds
Ttte: GGsc4e 20 y ft,tk 1liETiie trpe Thai
yields vary swsst sup ii Lhe seAsDD
when ssp is running, Mest birds Ike
~ t*slS~wpptps=tL3ar% urt rerT tyo6 u
sugar Eiarang f05lnG Z t-t.e yi@l5Ilr
> &$rS" yer eeent 81 sugar. Ihp birds
D+Hk hoies ii thu f"Gat md 1D@a
sap as Il . OUT
After she sap has ctsasca1 10 flow and
~" trta@s have leay"sg 0Ut lew wood
and bark farm in tb0ss snAagl holes.
The p@eking and HspEathe-ing goes
On tor years -2'!! ih" tree. having
given up 80 much sap 70 the birds. be
gins IT, furnish fluid containing less
sugar. In ten or twelve years after
the BIRDS quit - tree the holes are all
grown up and nobody can pick out the
big bird's-eyes from other trees that
the w0odpcckers did not visit.-New
York Sun.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-10-27
Many Know This DO You?

The following very Interesting conversa-
ton between Mr.. White. banker. and Mr..
Waiter Wriiman. retired. tw" prominent
%citlsens OF tho town. was recently over
hea I'd;
~ never buy patent medicine" said Mr.:
white. When l feet the need of medical
assistance call our physician l don't be-
ilere In taking n lot Of stuG that know
noththg about. l know. however. that a
great many do use il, and apparently win
good results. but l am for getting Il doctor
every time"
Your circumstances render this posi-
HE" replied Mr.. WellmAu. but the major
lty OF people must consider the rNpeua".
My experience is THAI >uutc patent m'di-
etnes frequently cure waen IN" "o't"F.s
hictloa; say Ike corsI'p0;iO4 and NtHmarh
tr"enie, nia you ever NrAr Of yorE family
i,aH$4etan ynrtuE Il Casr Ike I@@t: Il cen
situated, he gives You. i .p@y>'p;, bnt 4
teN you So Ii is u temporary ge.i". "ai
esseFs laas you need 0S0rv pay<is or T"i>-
gan ca him aud yen have - %aE 81 ~ .
10 have his prescriptions Ek'EG E'-ctry SN'u
xoa have she 'Pftf or ,E'aystt h&&.: nd
year doctor has s. steady rtSeEJlSsC- l"L
eaNaas read cas aeegoc ; ETSr0QIcaaS E'Sl
se@w 10 rasre about wGae ~ ssTT> yHu
tAas yea Do aasse the t@-SS&~snES - ! ptE,
pat q t@s oe rsossey Eva% 4 raTsu. rse1t.
esae aepsss they 4rs Ce"fvS1tS& 1855 y
wild DO sAs thtc Is GttEHsT% sJE 10,
u Ii Is the eres:riPHlr&1 ~ S+c -
who has dSsvEe,A aES LCr 60 - SEUGE "s l
certain disease aud BIS E&HS- fcVd g
I mention cO1>fhfhfG"sr L4al : si@d ''
hhs beca tssr / suffgrud GrVIl G1Jc -. q
ton Years. III It's the b,sGEt1IaIES 80 @NM -
discusses. ONCE 10 s"Ss > tuE| -" '
s~eriotis,, stubborn aIlt 1.r2,L 10 1~'eS>'.-
nsSer KNEW O. case HchIG E17> IT,
ordinary srseti9tSic girE%teuEl. 80
know Of S a~IiIilifc Of HH't G'!'%~ -ii- -
oernialisatiy Gtit.si BIZ n w'ni'"'f "LrT
MFii3s Graitr r1Itifn. 2 haT" r~t'L 4 Y NV
family with sat'tsGtictarT r:nH!la. L. "r''I
me-. and L hInN a sruaN ana ~ n"i" -
SONS in has Gtifs,f., 1t gusts ~ f"tI'.s -"f /
small botnles or SL0G faG al ,iiEg' '!'i "
DON'T knaSv es;ictlS niil Gllah IL II g. VIZ Z
do, Know 10 cures Q0nsiiqttSifsi tani thnHi''i
%tar1uiiie and thar is more THAN ny SAMMY
dpGtIrn G,niitil du Tue me-.
Il was3 irsE ahtFa,ltIniI tn thu r-Tml- ny
the Gumnan.Sss 1irsrr un g,Ser ttit. lliSS b"r-.e
frae, Ia amy uiiss @iir worth wrtlp "a INN
giving, tslssitr drrgGtsSs luaiea, Il 2fi4 r1liisiii
fsis fnr1 the besiefitc III hHs5 gtEnrn Gsn. ;r.-;>"
every sslffcr.srf fcainf eoflsIt .ngtjUu ttr viItR ~
sac mills Crane Ttuiic. Gp.,7 % +;til wv.
Hnss isaanas H.. glHngs Giiern ttirir~ 't"u;,
Ests1tt : %addirssss, sD tiat t&lGy gan pruGurr. I
hottlhs fseas OF expense"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-10-27

3pade froH twQ pieces Of board AeAq
Ietwee4 trw3 EpTigAtS, 70 sct ~ 2 Ff4a-
4te- 4o&4. These arg fastened to&et4eg
~ shown Up Fig. !, ard Az Opening
peqr tAe TOP " formed by setting
Rieces ~ w4Qa fAe tIIlcA 4ess NJ r4-
rHdf4er bl4dc bQqfds between the sw9
lfrr4qnnt strips and Mailing tAeU fast.
4 tller san ke cHf fEoW q Diere al
stick ana the AaHiic a4i pjaHeii a. iAs
edges ~ FQHnl tleM.
Any boy wt4 constructs sIriI a sail
Ing raft as tHis viii he tne iFleni az
every 4ther hey for miles aE9nni, ana
yQH may be SUE that, as he Satuf-
days some aEaHad there wan't be space
oR the raft sHHicie"t iar another hay
70 PassibiE slWeeze ea:-AdaMs' Aiaga-
zine.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-10-27
G. s. scMAsAsrs ON s ssam
Sets W OF Aawa Df t}ay aao DsIsua
t5tteSU fd54es 20 tS~s5tjsaoys.

Sets ~ OF Gssa of Gay aao Dsas.a
tattesD pdj&es 20 EsBsisaose.
i>Ddug aeyen noutAs IT fAf yeas.
iypu Way ~ s1a@enIl@s f.4i4 ,L.s j.
&QHAB4FtA Is q former. i3eJLa Vista,
ip y EAe MarytaRG grass valley, is his
c{4oseR Ho44fFy seaf, "Eaass liz arises
~ week days III $50 .. IL. wliAott b@
+. 49, I'D whence, AfEes fakjny
q loGk oyer tbs place and giving his
orders fpg fl!e day, te Is oT "a his
fifteen HIjie IFlye iHtu i;a:fiU.:sjr tx
fire mast 'city fpiks" A8ye rp~Aed aH
eye.
The drive ~ the Dfflee and ba"k
taxes tiare neatiy GFaFy Heek Dr. y,
MF. E4iisDaFte fesefyiHg suHdh Us and
occasionally Saturdays for Bella Wis
Ia, when he enjoys foa ming nbont the
i,iat6 with his 6~verseeP, looking int
the welfare OF the numerous tnhabit
ants, R6th mar aud beast, lie takes
his thirty mile drive with different
team and driver eaeh day, lie Ii II
fresh-air crank, ana no doubt goes ut
his big problems with keaner zeat be
CAV OF that whtfT Of the fresh, sweet
atmosphere OF an early summer morn
ing. The eoachlnan can testify tina,
Mr.. fiehaparte is Il silent companion.
sitting lest in Teveria upon the back
seat of the surrey. where. perhaps,
sarne day a big d val conflict win he
fought and won,
Air. ~ttonaparte does not expect his
farm to pay dividends, IL In his play,
thing, his hahby, hts fountain OF
Youth For ia spite Of more than
RftS summers, he Ia a vigorous, active
man who carries the cares Of public
life lightly upon hia strong shoulders,
Ana to his tine condition the freedom
ana intereAt OF hia green valley IN,
dauhtedty contribute in great meas
ure.-Gountry Calendar,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-10-27
4 S4RANGLR ~ Eh&lP.

~ is Real ~ IBe sure Pf the ground
Rff9Ee one RqeS tQP III, 4 lining *
pSrt JtAells, ~ 4Ae %eW 3QTk Press,
Bp4nHeitbb41fpa& itAqfl Aqappq1eq ~ 44lp when
bR tbe ks}gffif 8ff RI sfq 444ltIl n
Wq$ Pr3sperttllp% RGar WhAl - HqM,
lsqfq8yfiRRe, bqGkk ~ HE seventies. II?
tp4 Reep PfigF 4 iigqqtq 81 *ppRiies, M
FR4e fp4tP G44fP al9Ae n nQPA Qpe Nv
= Nr7 M ~iiTr a2.-f%sH" ihhtnF for J
8iFpn$sF AZ G9Ipe ~ 4 E4MR AH4 w4lt
t9F fAe 3#ReFs FetpFR, ~ ne prQ$
PeGl9F WIZ RQi sHFRFisFi IL arE 4 +ii4ff
SIitiHs II tAS ao9F 81 t4e f9HsA hHi
9F sbsfteF.
FATlns ne R4FtleHl4f attsHtiQH ~ FAr
&4ssf. | G4st tbs iaa4 fRRE fFR++ fte
R4rk aRd cqllei Pip f. heiR reH9Ee
Tbs l9a4, Fis FesR9Hded chesffnIiy.
FRA thRt d9Ae, 1914 him r. rnstie ;
liitls WQ9d 4Ha we'd hayG diRneF. He
aHifkIy R9HsAf q lead Qf dead unAs,
aRd I seNt hin f8r 4 seGRnd i9t. TAcn
rs AskeA What further serEicE nG
c9NlA perf9rm. WlsAinG ~ hHm9r ais
Ges!rs f8r work, told him he eouil
All Tbs GamR,eetfies at the Greek. A.
tGr this graei9usiY gage him Perluis,
slQR n ait d9Wn Willis | SGT dinner:
AHl9ns Hy Wrl9us Weaknesses at
thai tins was that Of impartiHg unrs-
aFrlctsd Information 70 anpa rentiY IN
insfrHeted ~stransers. The habit came
f9m a dssire tQ escape from the tan
iAllEins distinctiQn oF q tcpderfa9t
Whleh ! tAen enjoyed:
M s9Qner Wsre We AZ the tahla,
WRIeh was N88rd Wease4 hetWeea
tW0 lrees, than | beEan. ppwrGi
T2gth a NIAGARA 8f inf9FmatiQp e2R-
SeyAins mines ana mining, He p@yGi
3n fAfellent lst9per ana his 3pRr9s
Ft3E{2Aa fRsqHFaeGi HpH Ff8Aael mH.
FINALLY, my {RfQrm3tnR bR&pmi2s
e&bausFedn ! haA ~ resaFt e QtheI
thipEs. ! happsRsa to tHrn ~ the GiyiI
Var, ana S1fsa ALIENS, misunderstanding
htSt2yy riShF api left, aud n9kips a
ffYaaes gsiffftt ~ Y 70 the strapger. PanS-
tYs q m9pYeAE f1F byeafb, was
stlartt}FSa 9S NY heareg mQdest2 ven
tprrllHhgs a SQrfffeHsSSlIsooH q y to a pplyfion ~
tAAea HAS, eG 4ReeEFANi4i ! had ~ generously
siSsTFh Rht1pn
qssaqRR n oplpHpRR3fN Hal As Resa
In rNe4 atrfnlhsS3 Wfl4h. Ses,, Afsa had
&SVSsfe 2 r pqEglNyaft4ea On o. an q1RSeE&E
TWsllr-an 9taifef.%
Hon DID yqlnh rank 81
"Welh, \ sfpa2aSSa ! ranked as a ,saI
eEa(l at ~ cleSes Ell t-1iis, WaE.H,
i reati4se{Ah pTr9gRIs, vas s1 4a.Ss,sti, al..h
maehlg inaa}flireed
%NSSaagt4 msass i e@Al SPHFr qaA44
NJ niafniia, u Af9Ean,. he rsSHfIIlsT4&.
FSrEF taR tifsS glRa i se~Fgf.a!zed MS
fsee, fafsgfrss aaiai 9s IN alsass, in
qAa qftaE}ss,. sNfaEsASyy fffataySSs NJ thas man,
As lNNfRIs hair thSe atsa, GaeeS, aassS.
3Siniltpss s4fSlly, sEniis, s.eR!s, rnss,
stfctcAAsSt atRyS hSRsal aergSS tste, s,sb.sa
slaSIIffsSss4f his, assal s2iN.s
TGSaeyal lsaSan, Ifcaa, easy eSySess
FIN esset sii Sfa}t haass. sesa, aa,e u,
aIaA SefS With taiss in-stSGs@tiea. al
a4l safiieg aais, ItIaiga;t haze eaSs.s,
S9ssr es9sss 81 9stieal dsytnS, tiss
EAse sspegal lsagAs@ Aeagliy, bat
best osg ALI. a,thaagA hs. reaa@sssd, il
aiaa ssssS~ syFS. ~ nses rssa.
sa tac aisaif Ia tbs RSS
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-10-27
&sFREGHEAI THE STaAkeH


There afee FAi9ifty III fofaaefi as by wtieI.
yxn car fNifcvrfo the tire hhsaFtrptarh
pain hta Yas hi RE gtSmacfi ana csri
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