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La Junta tribune., 1905-12-16
A Psrest's psss.

A parrot which has several spar
row proteges is quite unusual, but
parrots are, as every one knows,
great mimics, and this parrot Is
owned by q man who is fond Of
birds, and when eating his meals
out Of doors, as he often does in
summer, he is in the habit Of feed
ing crumbs to all the birds around,
which have become SO tame that
they often hop right down on the
table.
The parrot used to watch his mas
ter throwing crumbs to the birds,
and now the clever little creature
amnses himself by throwing .seeds
from his cage, much to the JOY OF
his less fortunate -feathered play
mstes.-Philsdelphis Ledger.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-16
The lme.rsases q s;aht.

Among the five different organs
by means of which alone we are en-
sbled TO perceive the various phe-
nomena Of the external world there
i none Of 30 great importance to us
Is the eye. There is no sense We
make 4sse Of to such an extent or is
SO often necessary to supplement
and render sure the action of the
other four As that Of sight. To di-
rect our sense of touch, to aid our
oscillation of sound and in many
ways to help our appreciation Of
smell and taste the eyes are invalua-
BILE to US,
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-16
WILD ELEPHANTS
osslkiao vhsa 10 . ees~s ThsA oisss
eisssy 81 Exsiss1asa

Pis.sy 81 Essiss-s.a
An old African hunter writes !:
Stalking with elephants Is q sport
thar must alxays- provide plenty Of
excitement 10 the stalker, and In Q
thick forest, with its dense under
Erowth. this excitement Is ntensi-
fed. increasing as the signs shov
that the quarry is close at hand.
Elephants when al rest and not
alarmed In any way frequently keep
up a Curious sort of rumbling noise,
difficult To describe. but once heard
never forgotten This sound can b
heard for = considerable distance
In spite of their size II Is marvel
Gus how invisible elephants In thick
cover can be. Ii Is only after the
most careful search that their forms
can be distinguished. and II Is gen.
orally the tapping Of an enormous
ear or the svishing of q tail that re-
veals their whereabouts.
As a rule, they stand perfectly
motionless. But gradually, if he
keeps quite still and allows his ewes
10 get used TO the gloom of the for
est, the hunter will he able To make
out the presence of several gigantic
forms. very possibly in surprisingly
close proximity to the place where
he is standing. IL the wind remains
favorable he can watch them at his
leisure, and such q sight is well
worth seeing. Some of them may
be asleep, leaning against the tree
trunks, and Others may be living
down FIAT on their sides, though
this last sight is only occasionally
seen.
'Should no breath of air from his
vicinity reach them he may 20 as
elose as he likes to them with i'm
Punity-almost touch them, in fact.
He would, however, before doing SO
do well to reconnoiter, especially in
thick cover, and assure himself that
he has not passed any member Of
the herd unobserved and thus given
him his wind. Should such y con-
tingency arise the alarm is commu-
nicated like magic. Probably warn
ing squeal will lie heard, and up
will 20 every trunk.
Then the whole party will either
vanish away like q vision or one or
more of them will charge straight
for the spot whence the disquieting
odor issues. Should the herd con-
tain many COWS, more especially il
accompanied BY calves, this last re-
suit is almost certain to happen.
Bull elephants, on the other hand,
il unwounded, will most probably
make of without any hostile den'ou-
stratiOn."
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-16
A LITTLE NONSENSE.
Ne Wss In . Hurry to Fave Il os.S
NTH.


Ne Wss In . Hurry ts Fave IL 0s.S
With
He was embarrassed, i'll at easA
She was calm, self possessed.
If IL were only over" he vhis-
Pered exeitedly Il know III do il
wrong"
lit won't take long. john" she
answered consolingly. you hsven's
much TO say"
The minister WAS speaking.
skindly change places with the
bride"
John attempted 10 do so and step
ped on the toe of her boot and, rails
ing his arm, caught his cuff button
in her veil.
do be careful" she implored
"Oh," he groaned, before al
these staring people too"
"Sh-h-h"-
The minister began the ceremony.
John grew more embarrassed and
fumbled with the roses Of her bou-
guet- Then he put his hand in his
pocket and. pulling out his handker-
chief, excitedly mopped his brow.
The church was quiet save for the
voice of the minister
If any person knows any just
reason" he was saying. why these
two should not be joined together
let him now speak or forever
Il will" shouted John.-Bslti-
more Sun.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-16
Ae.. sa. on G.eh o....,. r;.,.,..

Orsngs have q very curious meth
cd Of fighting. In their conflicts
among themselves, which are fire.
quent, their effort is always to. seize
the fingers Of their adverssries and
bite them. A very beautiful group
Of these animals at the National
museum, Washington. admirably il
Illustrates = typical encounter of the
sort. 1t is owing to this method Of
battle that it is almost impossible to
procure skin which does not lack
some of the fingers. II defending
itself against man the beast will al
ways attempt to grab the arms Of his
human opponent, SO as to chew OF
his fingers. For this purpose its
jaw is excellently adapted, being
enormously powerful and equipped
with huge incisors.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-16
To Remove Mildsw.

A spoonful of chloride Of lime in
q quart of water and strained
through flannel is the best solution
to use to remove mildew Soak the
spots in the solution for about a
minute and then lay it in the sun.
II the spots have not disappeared
repeat the process. Sour milk and
salt is also very good, but in any
case plenty of strong sunlight is es-
sential,
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-16
LAUNDERING eattsnbera.

Soap the doilies we'll. Let stand
in warm water and little ammonia
for an hour or so. Give good rims
ing. Tack piece of white cloth
the size of dolly to the carpet, pin
every point down firm, stretch good
and let stay until thoroughly dry.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-16
Laundry Hints.

Cold rain water and soap will re-
move machine grease.
A little borax in the last rinsing
water will make handkerchiefs cas-
ier to iron and look better when
done.
Ten cents worth of sugar of lead
in three gallons of soft water will
prevent any color of blue from fad
ing in the laundering.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-16
So Much Saved.

McJigger-So old Stinginess II
dead. OF course he hated to die.
Thingumbob-No; his death was
quite happy one. In another week
the annual premium on his life in
surance would have been due.-Bal-
timore News.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-16
DIT ssw.s Ar Better.

"Alls men," said the orator who
refuses to give up stump speaking,
sare born equal"
"Hold on" exclaimed the listen
er. That may do to say in the
street, but / can't take it home with
me. II / were to say to my wife
that thought our boy, whom we've
christened Egbert, wasn't any better
than the red haired twins next door
there wouldn't be anything left for
me to do except to say. Farewell
forever, and live at an hotsl. -
Landon Tit-Bits.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-16
lit1la 3hiAaep.

"ylary," Mrs. Baily said As she
passed through the hallway. where
the morning work was in progress,
Il don't see why it is my stair rail
always seems dusty. ! was in at
: Mrs. Johns . few minutes ago, and
l couldn't but notice that hers was
"a clean and. .smo0th as glass"
"Yes'm," replied the maid signih-
cantly, "she's three little boys
there's nothin' like slidin' for pol
ishin' handrails. ( But there. amt
anybody here ~ ! knows on ~ 4
care TO take the job O. that from
nornin' to night"
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-16
A ov,se;s~ oseiIsd.

(Which" said the man who used
- belons = . debating society, "ex-
ercises the greater influence. love of
inward or fear Of punishment ?"
Love Of .seward," answered the
nsmbsr ofsths grand jury. Nearly
every investigation Of graft shsvs
thati-the fear of puaiahD0t. b
scarcely in evidence st all'-waak
hGtoo 0tae. =
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-16
Cause and Effect.

at was eating SO much candy
that made me plump" explained
the obese maid.
"Ah," rejoined the smitten youth,
''that accounts for the sweet weigh
you have"-Chicago News.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-16
Brass 0sdstsads.

Brass bedsteads should be busted
with soft cloth every day, and if
the brass looks soiled rub it with a
cloth slightly moistened with sweet
oil, and then polish it with a cham
ois leather.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-16
Probably n. Had Soulful Gy.s.

Don't be afraid of school
teacher. A young man called on an
Atchison schoolteacher, and in ex-
planning some previous neglect said,
'If I'd "a knowed you wanted to
went I'd "a came and took YOU"
And she married him i'll spite Of it.
=Atchison Globe.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-16
Very opao.

"Your fiat, of course, has the Gus
tomary spare room that guest
Yes; exceedingly.
"Eh? Exceedingly what 2"
Exceedingly spare room."--Phil-
adelphia Ledger.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-16
Modern Methods.

The Contractor-What in thun-
der is the matter with that new hod
carrier you hired: He's let another
hod of bricks fall to the pavement.
The Foreman-Oh, he learned his
trade BY mail from the Hod Car
riers' Correspondence institute
BROOKLYN Life.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-16
1s oesot clo<hss,

A good sized piece of orris root
wrapped in q cloth and put in the
water in which your clothes are
boiled willimpsrt dainty fragrance
to your lingerie.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-16
oeMsieS niM

Enpeck = Doctor, I wish you
would call at the house this morning
and have I. talk With my wife. In
: sifaia che is losing her mind
Doctor-What reason have you
for believing such L. the case!
Enpeek-well, our baby y jsst .
week old, you know, and when I
askeds hss last, night what she m
tsnded to call II abe said, %Oh, !
shall laaxa that antissly - yps-s
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-16
The Drawback.

Weary Willie - Firemen has .
cinch. Dey don't do nothin' most
o de time but loaf aroun' de fire
house I'd like ter be fireman.
Wouldn't you:
Ragson Tatters-Naw. .Onct l
seen fireman git soaked wild water
from a hose.-Denyer News.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-16
Misaed SannaNhina.

The eminent statesman was talk
ing his speech into a phonograph.
That's new idea" said one Of
the bystanders. "Why does he stop
every few minutes and seem to wait
for something 2"
Hes listening for the applause"
said the other bystander.-Chicsgo
Tribune.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-16
Tomato Butter,

To nine pounds of ripe tomatoes,
peeled and sliced, allow three pounds
of sugar, pint of vinegar, three ta-
blespoonfuls of cinnamon, one and
one-half tsblespoonfuls of allspice
and tablespoonful of cloves; cook
until thick, stirring often to prevent
scorching
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-16
ov;lty A0yh0ss.

: Sergeant Sharp was a. regimental
as it il possible for . man to be.
~,Shunw he cried to his squad.
"Quick march! Left wheel. Halt!
Take AurPhy's name for talking in
the ranks"
"But he wasn't talking" protest
ed . corporal who was standing
near.
"Wasn't he - .roared Sergeant
Shsrp. Don't matter then. Cross
it out, and then put him in the
gusrdroom for deceiving me-" -
London Telegraph.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-16
Nst The Reel nhIns.

Tom-Why do you say she il -
sweet IS adulterated sugar?
Jack-Because her complexion i
more or lsss ssndy.-Boston Hss>
aid.
La Junta tribune., 1905-12-16
crv,t On op,oo. ceks.

A delicious crust is formed on
sponge cake If the top is busted over
with powdered sugar just before IL
cake b put into the oven.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-13

for the entire line of the canal, inclua-
ING the cities of Panama and Colon. ~
also would provide power plant lot
the generation of electric power SUI
fjcient to furnish ample power for the
operation OF the Panama railroad ana
for the operation of any machinery that
might be used in the construction OF
the canal. 1t would requiree two years
TO construct this dam, and. roughly es-
timated its cost, including railways
would be between Sl5.00O,00O and Slo,-
OOO, 900, not including the power plant
As to Foundation for Dam.
AS to foundation for the proposed
Gamboa dam. which is required in all
of the alternate plans, MI wallace
said:
AT Gamboa the elevation OF rock on
the site of the proposed dam is at sea
level, and numerous borngs taken at
that point, entering the rock twenty
to twenty-five feet in depth. would III
dictate that at Gamboa there is no ques-
ton as to the ability TO find a sallSiac
| tory foundation for Il dam at a maxi
mum depth of sea level. The probable
| method of construction would be core
| of concrete and the filling in with lhe
| waste dirt out of Culebra cut. Inc
| Gamboa dam can be constructed cheap
er than the Bohio dam, on account OF
| the fact that the foundation is much
! nearer the surface and the Dam SITE
| much nearer the Culebre cut.
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Wiggs-Send for doctor My neck
pains me terribly.
Waggs-Don't send for doctor; get
my friend Potts. He's a gardener and
an expert on rubber plants.
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a Good Substitute

In n rprent ISSUE of The NpW York
Indeneodani pror.ssnr simon \ PAL
ion nf no I,riyersiiv of pnnrsylyani,
rens,ras The social sentiment 1haI me-
vents :. narrial woman from, aarnino
NANCY even 1hnuoh har home is MOI
large enough to orc,Iy most Of her
,i,ne and ,houyb bar husb,na's wanes
ara insut,icieni ia maini.,ir i, Ha
points out INC fonili.,r fart mat tbf
snecializ,tion of Industries has rohhed
tho ,pnlarp wn,nnn az i've rorl. y,hib
her prandn,otbar wa. accucto,ned IN
10. Tha fomilv,s rlo,hino. bedrlntbes
and rugs v,iIe on,.,. we'a n.dn ~,
home ara -bouubt i'm - store nnwnGays
In no nrofassor,c nninion ~. ,t,noo
has had unfnrtunate results i'm its wns1a
Of the energies of - Iaroe n,,n,har of
women Tho arc Forced ,o Hya II, cn,1.
narrative idleness Unless their aIrorts
can profito hly he ennloyad in tho man
;,rrnent Of IN. hnn,a thay hano,,.
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Striking Contrast.

The New York postoffice is the
largest supporter of the postal depart
ment. 1t refunds SG,000,000 or more
clear profit annually. This is some
advance on the good ola times. as may
be seen by the following advertisement
copied from Bradstreers New York
Gazette Of December l6, 114I:
Cornelius Van Denburgh as Albany
post. designs TO set out for the first
time this winter on Thursday next. All
letters to go by him are desired to be
sent to the postottice or to his house
near the spring garden
During Hudson river navigation the
Albany mail was transmitted by soops,
but in the winter Il messenger. as above
mentioned WAS required. and it is
proba BILE that he travelled on foot. The
winter average of the eastern and
southern mails is given in the same
papt.. and same date as follows:
ON Tuesday the 10th instant. at Q
o'clock in the forenoon. the Boston and
Philadelphia posts set out from New
York to perform their stages once a
are to be set out at . o'clock Tuesday
morning. Gentlemen and merchants
are desired 10 bring their letters in
time.
IN. B.-This Gazette will also come
forth on Tuesday mornings during that
time
1t is evident that the Gazette. which
was Il weekly, published ON Wednes
day. changed its date to accommodate
the mails.
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No, no more than YOU ahSNe'e"
Fietro with a logged air Of re%aiion'
lis vol, a raised i'm excitement
,,,,b ,.Ii,,l ,I,a, tbrr, was
.,.',,,i,,.,,,, ~, r,n.,,,,r
ii''le u9S III ''''>'''''''@
al least for the present. rue WIZ ~
convinced lhat Tue man peio'' w"
u.,s ,erfoctly well acquainted with
,.,.,.... ,.,,,,,..,,,o,,. m mo mast ana in
tit""' : ~ ,,,. sea.
The present pu' '''e ''''i''' "
likewise aware mat II was h"l'e,'a'
to make lfetro confess ms NiaoN a.''S"'
$50 doubt this handsome, easy
Frt' lousy spoken Nrahoh'"i n"''''t
not regard as crime ne 'll'!r""n "
DAWN Dumpa3,"h nN we ,'' w., r,
jealousy he Mad roused am N''oSr
vcnge he had earned; ana rNr', \, Nv
did. Pietro would CONSIDER !, ms -, -
duty To screen q lelloW-cnull''N''i,n, ''
and friend lf"ih inc ''''"''''' ~ Wy
English law.
What rs ne !" M, t, a.; Ha'' Va,
suffer this trouble FOR nm ll"lr" ~
mandel Win illasHi'l't"'
one arm, lie comes htr'' go go ~ ''i
shelter, food, money ne goes "N"h ~, ~
! see him no more. IL ne mas N,''' ,
this nan-~-Well. KNOW Ho''iihS "o'"'
1t; that Is ms ailal5 ,.,
dark red ilush hri&hlcncW lne ".'aa
of his FACE ana a aai'E''"''a ~, ~,
into those eyes when III 'li'',,S,''9 v,
repose could be gentle ana sunny ~ =
child's, MackWor'h c"''S'u'''"
show OF INDIGNATION nnt c'tN1l ~, '' ~,
for his EngiiSn PrcJu''iceS e''''uN ~, 49,
peoples or southern ii"'oHN "'''' "'
arts of deceptoi' hNPocFi9N an" '''"''
cry.
The Inspector 'oo,> up ms nay Wy wy
of preparing ior ms oeI",' l., al,
't)ne WGfu Dtloie ~. w ''''''''
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-13
Perouisites of Senators.


Paarson's Magazine: In 1873 SEN
ator of the United States provided nun
self out of the public treasury. IN au-
dltiOn to his salary, with his mileage
his Sl25 for stationary, ana one cletN,
if he happened to be the chairman OF
a committees That was practically all:
In 1904 United States senator would
sniff at one clerk. and declare 1t i'm
possible to attend to his work without
two or three Such Il thing as paying
for a clerk out of his pocket. as his
predecessors up TO colnparatiNei9
few years ago, We're accustomed TO 40,
would be regarded by the senator or
TODAY as a crime Under the old rule
each important committee had clerk.
and perhaps an assistant and Il mes
senger to wait upon the committee
when in session and attend senate
door after the meeting hour at II
o'clock. The senators who were CHAIR
men of committees used the committee
rooms as their private offices, and the
senator's who were too young in service
to be chairlnen had neither room. clerk
nor messenger paid for by Uncle sam.
| Every senator today. big and little,
| without regard to politics or length
| Of service. has at least one clerk who
| dra VS. his salary from the government:
each senator of the majority side, and
almost every one of the democrats. has
! a private room in the capitol or IN the
| Maltby annex across the way-a build
| ing purchased to permit the senators
to spread themselves-and each i'm
portant committee chairman has one
! or two or three assistant clerks. The
/ chairmen of the smaller committees,
many of which never meet, manage
to get two clerks by seeing to it that
| the messenger" selected is a stem
agrapher and typewriter. This is 4
! good plan for the messenger" as we'll
as the chairman. for otherwise the
former would have nothing to do
| Formerly the clerks Of the small and
| useless comittees We're paid when the
senate was in session. Now they dra W
annual salaries, and cases exist OF
clerks who never come to Washington
at all.
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| IN THE SHADOW OF SHAME
Asthor OF 4
N'7te"' ~" ~ ESC Desuny.
T Fn1ssrA eatE nAys


, 40 ynu think Of me when you don't
co. n,n ~
- ,snm,.,,n.s
ma md " lhe l,J continued
/ The r,untinn H.. fan almost choking
/ rim do you ,;,.e for mo-
"YmJ ask so many uueslions."
What matter. Answer This one. ana
( I'u usI; nd more nj present"
YES" she replied, touched by his
earnest urss II car, for YOU very
mI,h
You do" he cried ont as If this adj
n,Iesinn ,uusaI him the greatest sur
Prise: for hy tFal srrange Contradiction
>, hi,lr COVE ms an IrtIe lovers. he would
deprccii,le himself in his % eyes in
proportion To the force Wilt. Nnich he
loved hcr You ready care for me
Who 49,"
"Don'l say amy more. Quinton she
pleaded - happy confusion visible in
her fi,re
only This. t1u,ter what hap
pens. ! sbal' ! the sam".
always ., said dI"ami-
Nv
'AIwnye ~ tim" comes
that can 81, IS II. then -'
Look" She e., tarmed. intcrruplmg
him, "hprc is mother
Ouinlun, raising his ny"S. saw Olive
Dumhurton standing on HE balcony
outside the Il awIug room window to-
ward which Veronica was then rum
ming
Come down. mother come down and
see the sunset" the sir! cried out.
"ls ii not cold dear"
no. it a perfectly lovely after
noon you will enjoy ii; come.
Olive Dumbarton looked at The young
flushed face before her and some mem
DRY OF her own bright youth came back
to her across the darken@d years,
Throwing lace Veil around her head
She descended The steps leading To the
garden.
Quin!on. with an air of confusion. Hd
vnncel to meet her, but Veronica would
not give him time to speak. nor allow
h"r mother To talk to him. She fel,
! the need Of expressing her emotion
Look u, the sunset. isn't it glorious
this afternoon" the girl said quickly
| IF YOU come here YOU will see the
branches of this tree spread like a net
| work against the red sky. Isn't ii
/ beautiful? And have you noticed that
| tiny streak OF gold just lou,h hing the
/ green down low
They three stood and gnzeI in 81
! icnre tor some seconds.
Then Neronica spoke again. but in
a softer. slowr, voice. in whose under
tones tenderness lay.
u think this world might be a hcau,i-
| full and happy place it She broke
off suddenly, sighed. ana slipping one
arm within he, mothers dew close
to he, side
If there VAS no trouble" suggested
! Olive Dumharl"n.
YOU trouble | hope will soon be
over," Quinton said
Cod grant it," Olive Dumbartun an
swercl
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Not a Sician.

New York Times: DR.. S. NJ. Brick
Ter tells the story of reporter for d
New York newspaper who was as
signed to cover a mysterious death in
Harlem. He telephoned the city edi-
tor and said that the death was caused
by uric acid poison. He Immediately
received instructions over the tele-
phone to ,"Nisit every druggist in Har-
lem to ascertain who sold or purchased
,lrjr acid. "
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-13
CHAPTER XIX.

The news MackWorth received from
the Parsian police that Marco MeZZa
had returned to the French CAPITAL at
the end of July, and had quilted it
again on the day succeeding that ON
which David Dumbarton had departed
tor England, came as a surprise to the
Inspector. For In the first place it
proved that Pietro's statement regard
ing MczHa's movements was true, ana
in the second it formed an unexpected
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They're TOO i,ls.id. .15r,t m;nd tilei,
heing made OF basswons, shaved stgoss
the grain I'm used III iNaI IsutYuJi
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only weak in the lack Of courage to man
fully meet the conditions that confronted
MIN.
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Lower Level en- Third Plan.

:.rl;; third asle 4Ss r..an 4ie
.sderation would be the construction of
a canal with a twenty foot or thirty
foot level above the sea, with a single
lock at Niraflores and a single lock at
10, be !s:s:sssasaate 81 the
construction of the Gamboa dam TO be
required in this instance the saliie as
III the sixty-fcot level plan.
THE fourth plan would be the con-
struction Of a sea level canal with q.
tidal lock at Miraiores. :. In this con
nection it is necessary to explain that
while the mean sea level of the Pacific
and the Caribbean are the same, high
tide in the bay of Panama rises ten
feet above the mean sea Level and falls
ten feet holw; whereas, the fiuctuation
of the tide of the Caribbean at Colon is
less than two feet. The construction
/ or a dam at GamDoa, With the neces-
sary spillways. as Ucte3 in the QreSious
plan, would be the same under the sea
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1905-01-13
Had a Right TO Kick.

Haven't you any other Saratoga chips
than these2s asked tho regular feeder ait
the lunch counter.
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