davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-23
Aessann Fnr Sale

NeFsaNe FRf 1afet
WEHE * 4 1iNN0kIN - sefs fsfss;'
eiszse to sfHail town q miles fFam
seattle acres cleared. balance
mestir alder And maple brush very
eNafT cleared nice orchard 80 hear
inF trees Mri hniit flaafefHn house
u six large ruema henides halls
pantrf and closets mia cellar harm
large enough o. bold team and HiN
cows iarNe ehlehra house mifh
yards spring wstHf sufficient g. lrfi.
safe TIE ehele place oWusF needle
money and n taken within q few
days VII sell f1r . tad which is iesa
than TIE actual cost - Improve
ROBERT MALTnY.
fis-egAEl Alaska huiidinE "a
TIE rnEAcHEns WIFE ~ sIcK
Aad ~ must seli tracts 2 and fN East
HiFfrtau Qafdcn Tracts price 30.
house ttxst with shed tGxet GOD
cook stove. auF heater. one bed two
roe King chairs. N thnfauehbrrf
chickens This = no fake bas 4
Ben.lne hafERl Terms nn Part
q " NielioiA p taion Block
BETWEEN SEATTLE AND TACO
MA-IIandF 20 ore - the .esf taaua
in the NslleF - acres hair r8ch tsat.
tom lard balance Uoea upiapa an
nearly irFFi ueW fru0fn haHaH large
harm chicken houses hog psn
Woodahsi Price including ntaek.
tools and heHerheid furnitufs. : 90
ROBERT MAGTnF.
aia4aahel Alaska building IL
CHEAP AcHEa nse house. fine
for chickens and herrtee. emily tsh
on terms n - down and . ~ per
month viii cell chickens at IS cents
each. Come quick leaving country
See NJ Angel at uuwaminh bridge.
oaiy few minutes. ride on View Hsn.
ton car Hire. II
is ACRES adjoining small tawn. few
minutes walk from depot stores
roHfufficf Rna coed school one aere
cleared balance pasture neat i-reom
ROBERT MALrHY.
1iaas0.Hsl Alaska Building -
KTTgAP COUNTY FARM 80 acres.
nearly al level. la acres bottom land.
= acres cleared. i1 acres pasture
largo bearing orchard plenty rum
ming vat"t Broom plaaterea house !.
large barn 4 COWS. 2 head Of Young
stock. - AuEura goats. tm laying
hens. Incubator and hrnodrfH 81 90
ROBERT MALTBY.
ma-s-o-Ni Alaska building IA
NICE LITTLE RANCH
10 email house ard two acres ~ fine
land. ore acre an cleared quarter
acre Va Htru whcrflen. chicken huuae.
and the arFpa all fenced land lies
ieFol facing good road. walking dIa.
tance 70 car and g minutes ride 70
q u sIcuoLs. % Union mock
NEAR BELLEVUE Is acres. tsoo
Terms
ROBERT NJ LTBY.
gia9D-at Alaska building "a
Eldan acres. the cheapest acreage or
Lake Washington. easy 90 set There.
easy terua
UftAH g.. SHELDON.
rs Iialter bldg q
THIS a. Your OPPORTUNITY.
ts00-A Hew fsruum rottHFs. uu r. nice
level cleared tract 50Ha# feet. farfur
tho uuwatnlsh river. located nfar
Nivrrtan station on new Heufun ear
line terms unuaunilN easy gau
your own home. own your own hHat
DO your oWg fishing do Yaur awn
Gardening ~ pay rent 90 Fournfif
~ ~ rATTBN.
40 Pacific Block Al
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-23

o. ioo Lots A. 4 n and "a of water
'front.' on Che government canal Ia
aaitHun hay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-23

Per Sale Meat market at q bargain.
MERRITT REALTY CO.
New York Block -
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
No Matrimonial Bureau.
FAMILY or "sUFFALo BILL"
Mrs. Cody and Children Are Visiting
in QeadNocd.

Deadwood. S. d.. Aug. 21.-Some in
teresting "reminiscences of the popular
Buffalo Bill have been brought to
life during the visit here of his wife
and daughter. Mrs. Cody. with her
daughter. Mrs. Stott. and her grand
son. young Cody Boal. are in Deadwood
the guests of Buffalo Bills staunch
friend. Mike Russell. Though the long
haired Snowman is so We'll known
throughout the country. yet but few
people know how lie received the name
by which he has beer known for the
past forty years.
1t was in the years shortly after the
war when the United states govern
ment WAS building the Kansas Pacific
railroad west through Kansas to Den
Ner that the government made a con
tract with young Cody (for he was
then scarcely more thar n boy). to
furnish the graders with fresh meat.
The only kind available was hat of
the buffalo which abounded then ON
these western plains. Cody was a ia
nous hunter and used to round up an
entire herd of buffalo. drive them al
most to within sight of the camp and
then slaughter them. When the supply
began To run low, the most looked for
and longed for man in the World was
buffalo Bill" as he soon came to be
known. 1t was after this that he went
to Fort Russell in Wyoming and be-
came Il scout III the employ OF the gov
ernment.
Mrs. Cody. though it is not
ly known. is Il famous manager and one
of the most competent and energetic
women farmers in this country. She
OWNS IN immense farm of about 1000
acres near North Platte. Neb., where
she makes her home. Although she has
Il superintendent on her farm. yet she
oversees personally all the details, and
attends to every matter pertaining to
her vast agricultural interests. She
raises cattle. and also has a consider
able acreage in grains. She is a good
loser. too. and did not even voice a
complaint when Il single storm laid low
standing grain to the value of So. 900
Little Cody Boal. whom she is bringin
up is the only son of her daughter
who died IL few years ago.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
SNAIL ISSUES WARNING.
South Dakota Slaughterhouses Must
Be Kept Clean.

Pierre, :. d.. Aug. 22.-E. W.. Small
the state pure food commissioner. after
making a tour of inspection of local
slaughter houses in the state has pre-
pared an dsent out the following letter
q instructions To the superintendent
of the county board of health over the
tate:
II has come To the notice of the state
board of health that the slaughter
houses ana premises in many localities
throughout the state are IN such am
~unsanitary condition as 10 %endanger
the public health. You are therefore
requested to visit and inspect all the
slaughter houses within your county.
and require the following suggestions
as a basis of safe sanitary conditions:
L y plentiful and uncontaminated
water supply.
:. Proper n adequate drainage for
both the slaughter houses a M the
premises.
3. \ thorough cleansing of the
slaughter houses and premises of
manures and oifal after each butcher
ing.
4. Each slaughter house should have
water tight floors. wficn should be
washed after each bu:chering: ample
subdrainage and clean, whitewasher or
painted walls.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
CONGRESSMAN MARTIN AoNoREp
Named as Member Of Important Com
mittee wiki laEoIlette and Folk.

Deadwood. S. D.. Aug. 22.-Congre$s~
man Martin has just received a letter
from James +. Calgbreath. jr.. secrr-
tary of the American Mining congress.
naming him a member of the special
committee of five that has been APP
pointed for The congress which meets
in n october IL to ~. MIR. Mar
tin has accepted the honor because OF
the service which he can undoubtedly
render to the mining interests of the
Black Hills. Governor Pardce of CAL
ifornia is chairman OF this special COM
mittee. and Senato I-aFollette of Wis
consin. senator Dubois of Idaho and
Governor Folk of Missouri will be
asked to serve pom it.
This committee is appointed for the
purpose of preparing Il draft of a law
for the prevention of mining rauds
by state legislation. to be passed upon
by he coming session of the congress.
If approved by this session. the law
will be presented to the various state
legislatures for their action at the
coming sessions.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
KERMIT ROOSEVELT
VISITS old RANCH
Presidents Son Riding Ola Da.
Hota Range That Father
Rode in EARLY Days.
BULLOCK is
United States Marshal and Congress,
man Martins Son Make Up the
Escort for the Young
Roosevelt.

peadwood. :, H.. Aug. 2-.-Kermi;
Roosevelt, second son OF The president
IA So caplivated rs lis TRIP to the
Eltck Hills last summer. when q small
brown beal. peacefully browsing among
Tie raspberry bushes. ANA three Wild
.al- Ten before his gun. that he has
returned 10 see more oil me great west
ana 10 enjoy Il visit with hIs atner's
TREND, Captain S-tn Bullock.
Hl.sht and early Friday morming Il
camping party. consisting OF hvil....
MS friend, Jonn Heard. vino accom-
panied him. Captain Seth Bullock. his
sol. stanley. and Paul Martin. son OF
CONGRESSMAN Martin. left on horseback
Tor the Martin camp at Spearfish creek.
IheN spent the day there fishing. From
PING long enough at the Bullock ranch
to PICK ny Il cook. From there on cow
ponies. with grub wagon bringing up
tn" rear. they viii ride overland to the
DID Roosevelt ranch on the Little Mis-
sour, where the president one lived.
Ih~re young Kermit viii meet some of
the men Who knew his father when he
code the range. The ranch is in IL
splendid cattle country, in the midst of
rolling prairies, well Watered ANA fer
Tie. 1t viii the first time that young
Kermit has ever seen the place con-
,erning which he has undoubtedly
heard wonderful stories since his earl
iest days.
The trip Will last for a Week or ten
days and is purely a camping TIP, az
40 hunting is contemplated.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
SHARP CONTEST ANTICIPATED.
Two Prominent Politicians to Fight 70.
Senatorial Tcqa.

Brldgewater. e. D.. Aug. a1.--The re.
publican county central committee for
this (McCook) county. has issued a
call for the county convention to be
held at salem. September is. for the
purpose of placing in nomination n fun
legislative and county ticket. The rep
resenthtion will be made up of 123 dele
gates. and a number of sharp contests
on the floor of the convention are an
ticipated. |. j. Todd and l.. s. Tyler.
TWO OF Salem's prominent politicians
ana leading business men are seeking
the senatorial toga. while at Bridge
wafer a lively contest il on bet ween
Jacob Tschetter and II. c. Thorpe for
the Office of representative. Among the
other contests are ". a. Schmidt. of
Canistotn. and =. T.. Schmidt. of Suen-
Ger Tor the Office Of superintendent of
schools. and II. w. COR! and :. NJ
smith fer county c,,rl;.
me iridgeW;tter Union TELEPHONE
company has completed the constric.
ton of twelve r,i.es of rural lines
southwest of here. making q total Of
100 miles in operation at the present
time.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
KILLED BY The CARS.

FULTON, s.. D.. Aug. 24.-John Rooney.
aged 30. II member of a surfacing gang
on the Milwaukee, road. was killed by
n passenger train "A mile west of here
Yesterday. He had been sent back to
flag the train. but laid down by the
side OF the track and went to sleep.
.pillowing his head on the ties, throwing
his coat over his head. The engineer
saw the coat. but did not think that
Il man was lying there in so dangerous
Il position until ii was too late to stop
the train. The body was drawn under
the train and was horribly mangled.
Nothing is known of the dead man and
the body was taken charge of by the
Hanson county authorities.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
REMoDELINe YANkToN HOTEL.

Yankton. :. u. Aug. 24.-The details
for the remodeling of the Pierce hotel
are now fully arranged and work ON
the building will commence at once.
NJ. l.. Gilman, agent for the owners,
has just returned from Denver. where
he conferred with the owners of the
property and who has an interest in
1t. and received consent to go on with
whatever improvements be deemed
necessary to put the hotel in n most up
to date condition. Architect Burkhead.
of Sioux City. will be in the city the
later part of the week and work will be
commenced at once.
1t is estimated hat about $4,000
will be expended in the improvements.
The commercial association has offered
II cash prize of $40 for the most appro-
pirate name that is suggested for the
new hotel, 1t being the intention to
change the name upon the opening Of
the new hosiery.
The management of the hotel has not
yet been decided on. There are several
applicants. among whom is George
Brown. who was proprietor of the ho-
tel several years & n was a very
capable
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
RETURNS FROM KLoNDIKE.
OaNotan Amasses Fortune IN the Far
North. But Loses His Wife

Al.rd.., : NJ -, o, r,4-., ~
I-fhrnn -, -, ~ '"-S'" +, =.
Ia 3D.. u, ''.s 49, :.
IN, $50 t,,t,,r ~ - H"3
49, his ..i, H.. - - =, W -
~. ia ~; . 49,, :.
,,,., h., ,,,1 =, - t
i,g fh,, ,t. '"r a." ~
~. 49, ti."I ~ ""' ~" ""'
r.fbro .Is ,ra..n.~ , h,,,
80 ,,,, ~, 81. 81. +"
drint ,,n, H.. a,n h ~
H. NJ f.,,it,. - H. "flntr
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
DAKOTA HUSBANDS
h! GREAT DEAHAND
Practical Joker Sends Out Re.
port that tine State viii Trade
SWANS for Schoolma'ams.
NO MATRIMONIAL BUREAU
Office OF State Superintendent Flooded
With Letters from Eastern Women
Who Want a School--and
d Husband.


Pierre. s. u. Aug. N.-lhe ONCE OF
~. s.,ta sunerin,endent of instruction
Is beng looued WITH ie''eiS it''" e"'V
ern states in regard to positions as
, ero,,
'et''ierS III N' s''''
Omaha sent To the eastern press II
,l., co,.b DaLo,o scho,ls
'"'
were beSslHS l"i '''' e'''
wages ana limited that the supply was
short on account of the matrimonial
possibilities opened through that
source. Now It lot of eastern girls
Want to come. Superintendent Iiamer
SAYS:
III * probable tina the rural schools
will need from 500 To 600 teachers. The
city positions are practically all filed
before this time. The rural positions
pay from So to $50 Il month. With an
average of from $40 to SO. These
schools are the average rural school.
within u few miles of some village or
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
END OF LONG LEGAL WAR.
Oak Street, Bone of Contention at Wa
tertown, Will Be Strengthened.

IGISO"Vs WI DC AtdiSttkSIIC0s
Watertown. s. d.. Aug. 22.-Oak
street will be opened to traffic within
the week. Perhaps no street in any
,ity in the state has attracted as much
attention as 500 feet Of Dali street
crossing the tracks of the Chicago and
Northwestern. Chicago. Rock Island
and Pacific and Minneapolis and st.
Louis roads in Watertown. Fol twenty
years the courts have had the matter
under advisement at different times,
injunctions have been issued and dis
solved. and legal regulations have been
mad and lost on this street. Three
great railroad corporations nav spent
their brains and money on The ques-
ton. while 1900 north side residents
have patiently made an extra 300 foot
walk every time they went down town.
But it is all over now and by the enc
of The week the street across the tracks
will be Strengthened.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
CODY OF FLoATER FOUND.
Missouri Gives U, Evidence of Appar-
emit Foul Play.

YNNklon, s. D.. Aug. 2%4.-Henry
Meyer, who lives near Harrington,
Neb.. vas in the city Monday ana re-
ported the finding of a dead body on
the Nebraska side of the river about
four miles above this city. The body
was in a fair state OF preservation and
was that of a Young man apparently
about % years of age.
y bullet hole through the forehead
told the story of how death was admin-
istered but no weapon could be found
and foul play is the most logical theory.
The man was fairly we'll dressed and i'll
the pocket of his coat was found a
memorandum book bearing the initials
j. H.. 5. the only means of identitic;t-
iiDn
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
MANY STATE INSTITUTIONS.
South Dakota Owns Building at Six
teen Institutions Worth $4,000. O

40 ~pe'ugei'. >. ~, Aug ASIDE from
.l'ts"'ii Goli.Is sun Que on out,
i, ;n "'.'uS' SUN Dakota mas lmsld
. us sixteen STATE INSTITUTIONS. n
,"niii,,pp"".' li"N oNlIs VIII De pald on
HT',"'n We he"t lour months and by
v%'. l On hcN. year, not a dollar VIII
>. - any OF mem, lhey agSre-
So ~ -. Nea'lE S-'oou'ooo ana are
n,",rn u, nisce. 'i'l,s ana towns
"iv"s.tou 'He s'"ie' Now mat these
institutions are well established. some
a, 49, ~ IN ne ,errltorlal
- 49, WIZ 'ot ne Called upon
9 any 'iolN HeaNN expenditures
j" 'sNTSH'.S "uJuictS 70 state
$50 tti,e'N, AAeA arc III! wei support
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
WRECK AT eEREsFoRp.

western freight train was wrecked two
and a half miles south of here. The
train WAS going down a grade at the
rate of forty miles IN hour when the
third head car left the rails, ditching
seven other loaded cars. some of them
being thrown Down the small embank-
ment.
The ground n track was badly torn
up for 200 feet and took the wrecking
crew until Sunday zoe to clear the
track so trains could get through.
r. ID. Kribs. Il local druggist. was the
only one hurt. being thrown against {
seat in the caboose by the sudder
STOPPING.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
HILL STOCKS UP.
Great Northern Advances Nine Points,
Having Strong Influence on
the Market.

New York. Aug. 24.-Considerable
less excitement marked the opening
of the stock market today. Initial quo
tations generally We're lower. but the
market speedily reversed itself under
the lead of Hill stocks.
Great Northern preferred sold Q
points above yesterdays closing fig
ures. Improvement also was shown
by Northern Pacific. Amalgamated
Copper and PENNSYLVANIA. The mar
ket showed further Improvement on
circurrstant!al reports that gold i'm
ports are being arranged.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
EXPLOSION KILLS THREE
Many Others Injured and Rendered
Unconscious by Blowout at
Pittsburc.

Pittsburg. Pa. Aug. 2S.-Three ara
dead, two in Il serious condition and
nine We're rendered unconscious by a
blowout of accumulated gas early to-
day at the Eliza furnaces of the Jones
and L~aughlins Steel company.
The men We're engaged in dumping
ore and coke into the furnace from the
top when there was an explosion of
accumulated gas.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
ROBBERY Ar GLENliAM.

Aberdeen. s. D.. Aug. pa report
just received from Glcnham. west of
here. states tiat a band OF robbers
broke intc Philip Lutz's saloon at taat
place and stole more than $40 in cash
from the cash register and the slot ma
chimes. \ sun; Of money in the safe
undisturbed although the
robbers evidently made an attempt to
break into it. The authorities haze no
clue on which to work except a new
trail that leads in the direction of
EVlrtS.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30

According to the American manufac-
kurer the coal deposits of North Ameri-
ca are estimated to contain nearly as
much as those OF Europe. or 6S1 900. 000.-
900 tons, but even this gigantic figure
Is completely dwarfed by Asia's wealth
OF coal as to which 1t Is at present i'm
possible to make even approximate es-
innate.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30

Bride cake is n relic of the Roman
coufarreates, n mode of marriage prac-
ticed by the highest class in Rome. In
confarreation the bride was led to the
altar by bachelors. but conducted home
w married men, and the ceremony took
place In the presence of ten witnesses
w the Pontifex MaXimus. whereupon
the contracting parties mutually par
:ook of a cake made of salt, water and
Hour.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
PEDESTRIAN.

Fairfax. S. D.. Aug. 24.-Perhaps the
champion pedestrian of his age in the
country is an old gentleman named
Morrison. who arrived here Il few days
g after having walked the entire
distance from Butte. Neb. He is SO
years of age. having been born March
IL. 1913. He was on his way to visit
with old acquaintance in the ceded
portion of the Rosebud reservation.
The old man halls from North Dakota,
where he has Il homestead. On his
breast he proudly wears a G. A.. r.
button.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
MEETS HORRIBLE DEATH.
c%odington County Farmer Burns to
Death in Thrcshing Machine Boiler.

Watertown. 5. D.. Aug. 22.-One OF
the most horrible deaths which ever
occurred N Codington county was that
of Frank Heathcote. a prosperous
farmer of the north end of the county.
He was looking over a threshing ma
chine engine and had entered the
boiler with Il gasoline torch when the
torch exploded. filling the boiler with
the gaseous fumes. which Immediately
caught fire and Ny. Heathcote was
burned TO death before help could ar
rive
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30

To Professor Charles Frederick Ho!-
Ger, sportsman. naturalist. angler and
author. is due the credit for the or
Eanization of the famous Tuna club
OF Santa Catalina. whose influence has
been such that nowhere in the world
does a higher standard of sport pre-
vail thar on the fishing grounds OF
southern California.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30

A writer describes a plague OF rab-
otis in Australia: "a farmer .arri-
cades himself in with miles upon miles
OF wire fencing solely to keep out the
rabbits. They eat their way up to the
barriers and in the fight for the green
land within the wire they die in
myriads. An round the inclosed land
they lie In heaps of incredible size.
Swarm after swarm follows on. and
at last tho heaps of dead are so higt.
that the late Corners make their way
over the fence and the farm is ruined"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30

insignificant enough in the enormous
property loss at San Francisco was
The destruction of the Instruments of
ne Metropolitan opera house orchestra,
yet musicians know what the loss of q
favoure instrument means. Moreover,
many of the violins We're old and inn
possible to replace. There were lost
fourteen v~iolins. five violas. three 'cellos
and four basses. representing with the
bows a value Of about $11 600.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
NEW PASTOR AT yANkToM.

Yankton. S. D.. Aug. 23.-At a meet
ing in the congregational church in
this city a call was extended by IL
unanimous Vote OF the people to Rev.
Frank Y. Stevens. pastor of the Con-
gregational church of Whitewater.
Wis. 10 become pastor OF the church
in this city. and the people are very
glad of securing so worthy Il successor
to Rev. Il. G.. Mattson.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30

Observation-Disclosures entering Pitts
barg are in sore straits for men to man
their trains. Some of them have raised
the age limit established for new en-
ployes some years age, while Others are
abandoning 1t altogether.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30
PloNEER Passes AWAY.

Beresford. S. D.. Aug. 23.-C. d. Aus.
tin. one of the oldest settlers of Lin.
coin county, died yesterday at sis home
sever miles north. Dropsy WAS the
cause of his death.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30

An old Kansas citizen. who had been
henpecked all his life. was about to
die. His wife felt 1t her duty to offer
him such consolation as she might. and
said: John, you are about to go. but
I will follow you" II suppose SO. Man
aa,' said the old mar weakly. but so
fur as l am concerned you don't need
to be in any blamed hurry about it,"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1906-08-30

The British consul general at Lour-
enco Marques. in a report to the Brit
fish foreign office on the value Of the
Kafir trade. mentions that the Kafiirs
of that colony employed in the Trans
vaal spend Of the wages they bring
back with them every year 2 800. 900
in drink. and there are only about 50.-
600 Of them.