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Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-03-03
Chattanooga Street Railway Merqer.

1t is again reported that the
street railways of Chattanooga have
reached terms, and that papers
etfecting consolidation are ready
to be signed. The merger includes
the Chattanooga Electric Railway,
the Rapid Transit and the Lookout
Mountain Incline.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-03-03
The Crest Difficulty

"One-half of the worlds happiness is
solved when a person learns TO mind his
own business"
:, Yes, but it's the other half that causes
the most trouble"
Whats that?"
Getting other people to mind theirs'
Detroit Free Press.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-03-03
Dickson to Have Electric Liqhts.

William McDonough, proprietor
of the Dickson Machinery Repair
Company, is making arrangements
to put in an up-to-date electric light
plant, whereby he will be enabled to
furnish light to business houses and
residences
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-03-03

While attending the funeral of
her son-in-law at the Broad Street
Methodist Church, in Nashville last
week, Mrs. j. Bewley, of Morris
town, was stricken with paralysis.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-03-03
Eks Convention Meets in Memphis,

The annual convention of the
Tennessee State Association of Elks
will convene in Memphis May rs,
26 and ~, during which time the
formal dedication of the new Elks'
Home on Jefferson street will be
made.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-03-03
Supplement to Old SAVING

His Friend Money talks.
The Promotor-Yes, but sometimes it,s
mighty hard to get it to listen.-N. Y.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-06
Sas Siebesmabl.
IiIitariiae eiise.

~Rsine Serren. i9 iiberlaiIs .s poIls
itGnoig Sbnen, OBJ mir au9 in bieIem
Sabre ben Gbrenz unb S9Ia6tentdg
bes Resimsnts in aItbersebra9tsr
Wsiie Ourd elm sroses 2iebssmubl
feiern, ooer oh mir uns auf Elm einfas
DIES. semeinfames Wlittasefsn be-
i9rdnten lpolIsn. Sh fpeib, sic bds
ben i'm leBtsn WOnat srobe @sbdltss
ubSiige sebabt, brei unfsrer aamerds
ben bdben sebeirutbet, gu ben 9si9ens
Ten bafiir tommen bic llntoiten fir
bus puridbrise Su6ilGum, eu6 bic
5bedterbillets finb nieber tbeurer gee
iporben, alio mas tbun9 Wsr bdfiir
if. bub mir trobb.m bas Set pis inns
mer beseben, Der bebs ben re9ten 9lrm
bod" 10 fprad Der ResimsntstOms
manOsur BEL Der 8eriammIuns gu isis
nsn SffiSieren.
glae itreden ben 9lrm in bic 60be,
i'm Sintererunbs srbebsn einise iOgar
beibe, bumit auf ieben SAL Stimmeus
mebrbeit erfolge; nur elm einSiger
bubrt trampfbdft bic SGuoe in bic
pulstOttuids. Gr m0dte 70 germ mit-
MAIDEN, absr nsuIi9 bat ibm isin Sns
lei, tpis Itsts gum unpioerrrufli9 leb>
tenmal, feline S9ulotn be5abIt, er bat
ii9 fsit porsenommtn, iih Su befern
unb gu beipeiIen, bab er ioIibe iein
tonne. Ssit adt 5assn ipartet er
i9on IsbnIi9 auf cine 9slegsnbeit, ben
&dmtraben bic llmpaublung, bic in
Isinsm Snnsrn porssgangsn 1T, gu Seis
gen, jebt III lie setommen, dber ld6eno
piro er iiberitimmt. Sa, ss ipiro ben
Meni9en mau9mal re6t f4per ees
ma4t, ibrs suten 9OridBs uusSufiihs
rem.
~alio abgemadt. msin. Serren.
ipelfe Stunoe polleu mir feitieben2
I'm fiiuf llbr2 2ieber nm fe6sa 9ut,
gang pis sic ppIlen. 9dite iinb uas
tiirli9 BON SerssH piltommen, j.
mebr, bsito erfrsuli6sr fir uns."
Cine aGlssmeins 8etbeusuns. oann
1T bic Ilnterrebung beeuoet uno isosr
sebt nit ii9 gu Ratbe. men sr BON ben
@ielen. bsuen ssseuiiber sr 8srpfIids
tunssn bat, sinIabsn ioa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-06
Ser aefoppte 8epott:r.

Gin.n luitisen Strsih bat Der iris
I6e Dolititer unb Rebner Daniel
S'@onneq einem Reporter seIpisl!.
Dieter mar brett aus 2onbon 1etoms
men, um feiner 3eitung iiber bic Res
ben S'gonnslIs pGbrenb elmer 9eipes
suns fir bic abIdaffuns Der lesiss
latipsn Union Slpii9en @rObbritans
nien uno Srluno birette 8sri9te gu
Tsnbsn. Der Rsportsr bate BON bes
Rsbners SOfli9teit esb6rt uub bat i'm
besbdlb um bic @rldubnib, einsn
iportsstreuen 8eri9t Isinsr ansetiiu=
bieten Rebe MAIDEN 5u biirfen. S'gons
neil CAB nidt muir feline 3uItimmung,
er fdgts aud sur @eriammlune, baB
.er tein @ort ipredeu piirbe, ebe Der
Serr nit Sdreibmaterial berIeben
pGre". Der Rsporter polIenbete dlio
r.dt forsfGltis feline @orbersitungen.
unb Dan fraste: Sinh Sic gang
fertie9" Sang fertig." Sinh sic
aud iider gang fsrtia9" ga. Sir"
SicsUlenge ipuroe ihon dut9eregt uno
ungebuIbig, aber Der Rebner ertldrt.:
-9luf @brs. id iperbs m,ine !Rebe erIt
beginner, penn Der 2onboner 5err
gang fertis it," go ipartete er alio
nod einen Ausenblid unb trat bann
Dor. 9lne gluseu iparsn ouf ibn ses
ridtst, iebsr ipibte bic Obren, Der Res
porter febte ben 8leiitift an. Dan lG-
delts ibm freunolid gu, ipintts ieinen
3ub0rern unb begann feline Rsbs =
in irif9er Sprode. gum f9le9t ptrs
bebltsn GntieBen bes Reportsrs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-06
Die .selbs Sefabr".

Sin tleines @eI6i6t6.n piro in
Der 3eitI9rift rOftuiien" srsGbIt. Der
jdpunii6e @eIanbte 8atabira bat es
eiHisen SournuIiIten gum beiten seg.s
ben. bic fi9 iibsr bic .seI6s G,fabr"
unttrbislten: sd b0rts, pie sfp,i
5rauen iiber bic Sapan.r fpraden.
Die Sdpansr. fuste bic erits, folIten
gar niht in unier 9dnb bereinseldFen
perben. 9aum, baB bic iunsen 2eut.
ihr.r RatiOn bier sur S9uIe tommsn,
beginner iie Elm reselredtts 8strugs,
fpitem! : Run, piefo benn bas9 =
fraste bic Spsite. - Wisio9 Run, f.
besdbIen ibr llntsrri9tsselb nur fir
tinen, uno babel l,rnen Il. fir slp.i
ober brei!" - Gin. trefflids gbarats
tsriitit bes iupaniIGen 5leibes.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-06

ibn au, bod ibre 8eute fuuiie tbnen
eerabe am Rdden poriiber. Sic
ponbt.n ii9 nm unb idsten binter benz
gisbppt ber, fonnten e. dber ME gang
einbolen; ipsnn iie ia sefGbrIi9 nabe
tanlen. seniiste Elm lei4ter Druid
sines Iubes auf has Sis. Inn benz
@ssslfdlittsn cine idarfe Denbung
nd6 Der re6ten ober linten Settle bin
su aeben; bic DDlFe tonnten niat
sntipre9enb raid i9ipenten. Su fei=
nsr idrsdti6sn 8ebrdnsniB itieb
Serrofb bod sineu Subelruf urs, ais
er iab. pis fein Boot iibsr bos Sis
babinrai tie.
ST fam ieinsn @erfolsern aIImGbs
lid ppraus, b. B. ben @erfolsern BON
binten, = bod bas Wolfsgebeul bate
nod ianellere 5liigel ais bus Gisboot.
auf Der gansen 2inie mar Der Wolfss
alarm ipeitergebrunsen, unb dnbere
8eitien or ibm periu9ten. Jpn gu
itellen!
WobI paren iis gu feis. unmittelbar
ppr bem betanIauIenben S9litten
Pofp gu fafen; aber fotpie er poriiber
mar. fdnappten iie nu9 ben 8einen
bes Sungen. @ins ober 5tpeimal rihen
ibrs 3dbne ipirtIi9 feline &leibsr auf;
bod INNER pieber bra9te ibre Seigs
belt iie um bic 8eute, unb iie tonnten
ME bas flisgenbs Boot einbolen. Sin
einaigsr Wolfsipruns bon pornen uuf
ben Riiden bes Sunsen piirbe bem
Dsttrennen elm srauiiges gnbe se'
ma9t buben; aber bic Shiire fiir9teten
ii9 Dor benz groben ipeiben Ding,
tpeI9es bor bem Winbe flog.
Gina eine balbe Stunb. bauerts
bieIes baarTtrGubenbs Spiel Spii9en
2eben unb Sob; bann fhien .s Ser.
rolb, baB er an Der leBten 2inie Der
DDlfe porbei serait iei; benn er bers
nabm fein @ebeul mebr bor iih. 9l0Bs
lid fab er einen 2i9tbliB unb b0rts
einen S6uB trahen; bann elm S9rei
bon Der naben uferbant. : unb Der
Sunse ipubte, baB sr NIT ben SolS=
i9ldgern auiummengetroffen mar.
DieIe batten in Der Shat eripartet,
bab ettpas puiirt fei, unb paren Dor
tpenigen Minuten bonn Eager aufses
broden; iie batten auf eiRep Der WDlfe
eefeuert, = bod ipie periteinert ftan@
ben iie isBt ba. benn uuf ben rtpsiBen
9eift" tparen fie ni9t gefabt. Sic
5etsten iOsur beinabe mebr Surdt por
benz Gisboot als Dor ben W0lfen, als
Serrolb nit bemIelben f9tpentte unb
fid bem llfer nGberte. Natiirlih
fldrte iid in .inisen 9lusenbliden al=
les auf; Serrplb fpurbe nit 9liidz
tpiinT6en iiberbGuft unb mar Der 2Dpe
bes Sdees.
Wlit ipa6Ienbem Stdunen pernabm
Der @ormann in feinem 8lodbaus bic
grsGblung bes Sungen unb Ia9te enb>
lid: pPubtduienb, bu biit Stusi Mdns'
ner tpertb! Wem ipGre 10 ettpas eins
ssfalen9 2eute nit Sheen t0nnen
mir bier gut ssbrauden. limb bu
faeit, bu baIt fpeoer bic Webiain perz
loren, nod bas @erbanbssWhsliu
perborben2"
rales ift bier antiportete Serrolb,
runb bas Muslin III nur an ben @ns
ben sin tpenis perf9liFen. aber nidt
eenug, nm es fir feinen 3ped gu
f6dbigen."
rDunberboII, fpunberboll!" MUIR
melte Der @ormann, tpGbrsnb er feline
fdmersenbsn 9Iieber nit Der Mebiaiu
einrieb; rmein 2ebtas fuerbe i'd bas
nidt pergeiien, = bu bift Der 9Iiids
brinser unieres 2asers!"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-06
1IA&
Bon SSOicfa Waee.

Reun id 10 ourb ben @orteu eiug,
gSo Der Slieoer i'll blnuen 6lamnen itdns,
@olbregen in Strdbncn uieoerbing,
limb Hotbborn buid)te am Rauerranb:
&a bieIt Die @riunrtrin9 nit mir Sdritt,
Gin Yoden bis i'll ben 9als btnauf,.
Oils tbdte iidb gleid Der SimnteI arf
1luo liebe tauieno Seli9telten
Bor meine AinberfiiBe alciten.
Inb es iprd6e ba5 Slid: ~3ier bin i'd,
tonInl nit.
eIIs i9 ipdter burd @robitabtitrabeu
9ir9,
ileber bic Der Sinmel 10 brdnbias
Su ihiperen WoIten nieoerhing.
Sic Siinoe borbeiId)lidl uno Die gfotb,
Sofft id nod INNER, es fdue eesungen,
0liiiie alif iebem Ylabe iteb'n,
Brittle um iepe ede biegen,
3u mir fonimcn. 1idb an mid f6nliegen.
Ilnb Dor 9ripartung branuten Die gSdnS
gen =
Gber if babe es nie eeieb'u. ---
gun tueib i'd: es ipirS niemals tommen.
Ser Sriiblingsgarten lit eeltorben,
Sic 5itternoen 9liitben iino uerglomneti,
2as Slid, oas idl 10 lauge unliuorben :
Gd, i'd bin mibel- l-8as 1T Seun @Iiid7
SITS ni6t bic Stimmung elmer Stunoe,
Gin ionnebnrdaliibter gplgenbIid,
Gin giites gHort aus Iiebem glunoe2 -
Cft lit es mir int 9eben beeeenet,
Sat mid nit ieiuen Sddsen geie9net.
Dor Ialiter Sudben fanb ids uilr nidt;
SD iudte immer elm 9reIles 2id)t,
g9dbreno in tauieno itiIlen Sunfen
Sas Slid aiIf mid beruieber9eiunten.-
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1905-07-06

= Strenge Serrtn... sd
mar aufunss fsbr itrens ssssn meine
Grau!" : ~Sd. ia. barum bait Ou
nu4 ni9t Iunst rssi.rt!"
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

Is that he insists upon adopting the worst Of
sweatshop methods. The Japanese have entered
largely into the making OF women's undergar-
ments and shirtwaists- On one street there are
five stores in row that are all In this branch
OF business These garments are made in cell
lars in Chinatown. where japanese are crowded
into small quarters. with just enough room TO
run their machines. Screens Of cloth prevent
the outsider who enters one Of these places from
seeing that the night shift of sewing machine
operators are sleeping in hunks against the
wall, almost within touch Of the workers at the
machines. The noise. heat and smells do not
seem to disturb the slumbers OF these Orien-
tails. IN some Of these places big kitchen
stove Is found at one end. and a cook prepares
rice and fish and other food, which is eaten of
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

over here in large numbers In the last year are
herded under masters like the Italian padrOnes.
Many OF these japanese cannot speak word
OF English. and. as they are evidently Of the
lowest class In their country, IL Is argued that
they come here under contract. for II would take
years OF labor In their own country 70 save
enough TO pay the steerage fare across the
ocean Men who have been working for 20
cents q day In Japan command readily 81 to
81 50 day here, and the padrOnes make good
profit by taking out their commission, as well
as their steamship fare. from the first few
months wages Of the japanese coolie These
raw arrivals are sent out into the country In
gangs TO pick fruit clear away forest and pre-
pare land for all kinds OF crops This rough
labor. which used TO be done almost entirely
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

a big round table, OF course. living in this way,
a can save money if he earns only 50 cents
a day
An evil of japanese immigration which pre-
sents constant menace to health is the prev
alence Of trachoma among them. This dreaded
disease Of the eye is general in Japan, and
despite strict examination by competent Off
cials, many cases have been found among the
Japanese here. These cases are probably due
to lax examination in Vancouver or Victoria
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

He maintains as many immoral houses as the
Chinese. but these are not so public and no
disturbances ever occur in them. He dresses
in American garb, but he is alien in his
thoughts, his religion and his methods of life
as the Chinese. Many Of the student class at
tend the Christian Sunday schools. but their
enemies declare that much Of their interest in
religion is due to their keen desire to learn
English.
The lower classes Of japanese who have come
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

by Chinese and Portuguese, is falling mainly
into the hands of the japanese because the
farmer or the fruit grower can count upon a
certain number of hands at a certain time.
something which it is impossible to secure
through the city intelligence Offices.
But the chief danger of this immigration,
say it's opponents, comes from the number of
japanese who desire to become small shop
keepers and manufacturers The worst trait
of the japanese manufacturer, as Of the Chinese.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-16

or possibly to the fact that these Japane. have
obtained entrance surreptitiously across the bor~
der from British Columbia or Mexico
The japanese in San Francisco soon acquire
many American ways They have opened pho
nograph parlOrs, billiard rooms, beer cellars and
social clubs: they have several newspapers and
during critical periods OF the the bulletins tn
the windows OF these newspaper Offices vere
surrounded by crowds The newspapers also
struck OF many extras which were posted tn
the windows OF japanese shops al over the edry.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-11-10

Last Saturday football game
was played in Deadwood between
the Deadwood High school and
team from Rapid City composed of
six from the Indian school and five
from our High school. At the close
of the first half the score was 90.
The home team held it's own unit:
just before the close OF the game.
Deadwood made two touch-downs
and a goal kick which made the
score 1910 in favor of Dead wood.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-11-10

plause greeted the effort while the
Mayor, with true western grit,
moistened his hands in the good old
way and with determination written
in every move, again brought down
the hammer and this time landed
square on the head of the first spike
driven on the road.
The last blow was struck at pre-
cisely eleven o'clock a. m, on Nov. s,
1905-surely an historical moment
and many eyes turned longingly to-
ward the east where in fancy they
could see the iron horse charging
DER the hill. The ceremonies had
finished.
In view of the important work
Mayor Emrick has done, the North
western officials presented him with
the sledge hammer after the exer.
cises were over.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-11-10
A. Show of Merit.

1t is not very 6ttensa new spapcr
can say good word for the theatri-
cal performances that come this
way, and tell the truth. The per-
formances of the Chase-Lister com
papy that played here this week
were worthy exceptions. The COM
pany was here two years ago and
the excellent impression they made
then brought them a packed house
on the opening night and their work
on that occasion served TO insure
them big business during the bal
ance of their engagement. To state
briefly the facts. there has not been
a better all round company here in
twelve years. and we doubt whether
there has been as good one. "Tbe
plays the thing" when performed
by earnest, capable and intelligent
people, and to this class belong the
Chase-Listers. We are always glad
to say a good word for good per-
formers. 1t is pleasure we are
not permitted to often enjoy here
abOuts,
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-11-10
Resolutions.

Again we have been called upon
to escort to his last resting pace a
we'll beloved brother and friend.
Moses LaMear. Again we have
been brought face to face with the
great mystery of life and death and
the greatest lesson which can be i'm
parted TO q human heart is indelibiy
impressed upon US by his departure,
We are deeply grieyed by the loss of
a worthy brother, ,oomrade and friend
and Rapid City Lodge. No 80, I. O.
Q. +. has lost true Odd Fellow,
his family true husband and
brother, and our community good
citizen. We extend to his sorrowiny
wife and relatives our most heart
felt sympathies in this hour of trial
We sorrow with you, feel with you,
and condoIe with you in yoar great
lessy but words and tears and hand,
clasping avail but little and He alone
can comfort yoH who docth all
things well.
The committoe on resolutions
recommends that the above be made
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-11-10
Amended Regulations.

The government has recently
amended its regulations in reference
to the shipping of cattle so that
stock not visibly affected with scab-
les may be shipped without inspec-
tion under certain regulations Fol-
lowing is the new order:
"Cattle not visibly affected with
scabies may be shipped without in
spection from points in quaran-
tined area to any of the following
named recognized live stock centers:
Buffalo, Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleve-
land, Denver, Fort Worth, Indianap-
oils, Kansas City, Louisville, Milwau
kee, National Stock Yards. Omaha,
Sioux City, St. Louis, St. Joseph,
st. Paul. When so shipped the cattle
shall be submitted for inspection at
destination. When found, upon such
inspection, to be free from disease
and from exposure thereto en- route,
no further restrictions shall be
placed upon them. If found, upon
inspection, to be infected they shall
be permitted further shipment until
treated as heretofore prescribed for
diseased cattle. When cattle are
shipped without inspection to live
stock centers under the terms OF
this regulation the employees OF
transportation COMPANY shall affix
10 both sides of each car durable
consnicuous printed placard not less
than 5 1-2 8 inches in size, the let
ters of which shall be bold faced and
not less than l IL inches in height
These placards shall bear the words
''uninspected cattle" and shall not
be removed until the cattle have ar
rived at destination and the in
spector has indicated the disposi.
tion to be made Of the cars. The
waybllls, conductors man;fests
memoranda and bills OF lading o
said shipment, shall also bear the
notation, ''uninspected cattle"
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-11-10

use this property pending condem-
nation proceedings. While no Off
cial action could be taken, the coun-
Gil voiced popular sentiment by as
suring the getleman that his COM
pany could rest assured of the
hearty cooperation of the council
at all times.
President Crouch of the Missouri
River & Northwestern inspired the
meeting and round of applause
greeted his remarks when he stated
that while his people had not secured
all they had wished, for the sake of
harmony and for the purpose of
insuring greater Rapid City, his
company had decided to give point
as it were, and recommend with
drawal OF the ordinance which had
been Objectionable to the North
western people.
Mr.. Crouch's broad-minded view
of the matter is certainly appre-
ciated by those who wish to see the
city grow into the Importance its
natural advantages entitle it.
The mayor suggested time could
be gained by allowing the ordinance
IN question to come to its second
reading when it may be amended to
conform to the agreement reached
by the railroad representatives and
the mayor, and it was decided to
adjust the matter il this way.
Probably very few of our people
realize the Importance of the move
ments that have been under way
here during the past three weeks.
When the Union announced the in
tention of the Northwestern to stop
work on the Rapid City end of the
extension on account of the ordi-
nance above mentioned, the news
was scoffed at by papers east and
west. 1t was true nevertheless,
and if some of the doubling
Thomases had undergone the strain
and labor Mayor Emrick has exper
Eienced lately, they would realize
chat on several occasions during
the last three weeks, it looked very
much as though Rapid City would
be "passed up" by the North
western for the little hamlet OF
Whitewood.
Too much cannot be said in praise
of what Mayor Emrick has done for
this town. During the past histori.
cal three weeks his sound judgment
and ability has saved the dAy fol
Rapid City more than once, when
the contending railroad interests
were on the verge of serious rupture
Through his efforts an amicable and
satisfactory adjustment of differ
ences was reached, and from that
moment ''kapid City, the RAILROAD
center of the northwest" was as
sured.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-11-10
the FIRST SPIKE DRIVEN.
Mayor Emrick Drives in the First
Piece of Steel.

In answer to call by the mayor,
over hundred OF Rapid City's rep
resentative citizens assembled on
lower Rapid street Wednesday
morning, where the dedicatory cere-
mony of driving the first spike in
the Pierre, Rapid City railroad was
held.
Mayor Emrick introduced Hon.
Charles J. Buell. as the orator of the
occasion and Mr.. Buell. spoke as
follows:
"MR. MAYOR AND FELLOW CITIZENS:
1t is with the greatest of plsasure
and boundless felicity that we ap-
proach the momentious moment when
the first spike shall be driven in the
long looked for, long hoped for and
long prayed for, FIRST rail of the
trans-continental line through
Rapid City to the Pacific coast. To
Mayor Emrick belongs the honor OF
driving the first spike.''
Mr.. Buell. was roundly ahaered as
the Mayor prepared the spike and
hammer With the air of an old hand
at the business.
At 1888 the Mayor raised the
hugh maui to strike ths first blow
that has been waited for with such
great anxiety by the whole
state. With the sledge poised high
in the air for an instant, his homo,
tightened his grip and during Z
breathless pause when ali eyes wore
strained to watch the spike, the big
hammer plongbed the atmosphere
and smashed hugh dent in the raj
not over six inches from the brigh
= and shining spike, A roar Of ap
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-11-10
stockraisers Attention

I have just r. ceived from the Neb.
Breeders Association, thorough
bred Duroc-Jersey boar. Terms
reasonable. I have also several
thoroughbred Duroc-Jersey sows
for sale. Inquire at my ranch one
mile west of town. ]. J. BUMP, SR,