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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-10-12

wrong hat two blocks thea | switched
to a paper bag. The best thing that
a hare-hcaded man can do in a windy
day Is 20 keep running. otherwise
you staad around as if you were
hod'ag Your hair on with youl
hands and jus; look foolish
Bargains IN every department
Come in and he convinced pecyer
Mercantlle Co
Mr.. and Mrs, Chef Foster are NOV
ing into the house on the corner of
Oak street and Fourth avenue, re
Gently vacated by Clerk of Court Floss
and family who have moved into
their handsome new residence Just
across the corner.
Clothing made to order at peevers
Clothing Dept.
DR., Lloyd Jones has been laid up
this week, the result of an accident
which occurred Monday. He thought
he Was stepping onto porch step,
but instead went clear to the ground,
some two feet below, and the result
was severe sprain. He is out to-
day but is st:,l pretty lame
Harry l.. Beach, representing the
Will Beach Printing Co. of Sioux
Falls, was in the city yesterday in
terv!ewing the county officials. We
acknowledge a pleasant call.
The Catholic FAIR will be held on
the 9th and 18th of November, and
promises TO be fully up to the stan.
dard set by the ladies ia the past
The ladies Of the church will have d
nice display of fancy articles on sale
aud will also he prepared TO feed the
hungry multitude. Another feature
or interes will be the voting contest:
which have been on for some time
and VIII be decided at the fair. The
contestants are Misses Winnie Hogan
and Bridgie Stuart for the ladies colo
watch and f. A. Burdick and Ed Ro
damaker for the gentleman's golt
headed cane sg-5
The Hawks Nursery Co, Wauwat
o'a, Wis, write they have good pro
position for any man IN this locality
They wish a solicitor to work all fol
or part of the time. The above firm
Is an old established company ant
will be found we'll rated by sucl
agencies as Dunnss and Bradstreetss
and we believe any one in shape tt
do cauvasslng will profit by writing
Them.
Largest stock Of clothing IN Rob
erts county at Powers Clothin.
Dept. 2t
Mrs. w. B. Vroman and daughter
Ethel, of Sioux Falls, who were Wis
icing with Mrs. John Spackman, re.
turned home last Saturday.
Peever Nero. ca. carry in stock
watches priced from 81 to $50. 90 so if
you want watch call and see our
grades Of movements and styles of
cases. Of
New line of fall caps just received
at Peever's Clothing Dept.
ST., So, ST., sSasl. So. ST.. s
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-10-12
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*. * ,.Sr.t
Murder and Suicide-An Indian
named sam GRAY, lving west of the
city. Gifted his wife and then blew
MS own brains out. A family of four
children are left.
Dislocated Shoulder Paul Mass
lngham had a bad runaway this
morning wi lie driving In the couu-
thy and is LAID up with a dslocated
shoulder in consequence The buggy
was pretty badly smashed up and
Paul was thrown out, striking the
hard ground and Putting his left
shoulder out of JOINT.
Again in Trouble Jacob Hooksa.
an Indian who has recently campbell
ed term in the penltentiary y
horse stealing, is in the county jail
waiting trial before the circuit court
changed with repetition of the Of
Tense. The horse in the case was the
property of Robert White and mys-
terlousiy disappeared a few weeks
ago.
Library Course The S,sseton Lii
brary Association has secured five
excellent attractions for the coming
season and will give every one an op-
portunity in the near future TO help
the library by purchasing tickets for
these entertainments. Tho first will
be the Imperial Male Quartette on
November 10Th, followed by the
Dixie Jubilee Singers on Dec. 29th.
Ash Davis, cartoonist, ON Jan. 10th,
Frank Nye, lecturer, on Feb. 23rd,
and the Chicago Lyceum Ladies,
Quartette, Apr. l7th.
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Serious Row At Wheaton a re-
port to the Minneapolis journal from
Wheaton says: AS the result of
stabblng ARRAY EDWARD Raymond Of
omahasis dyina With aknite cut ex4
tending from the base of his skull TO.
the point Of his chin, and two others
one of them, Oscar Baltlow, are SER
iously cut about the head and Shout
ders. The cause OF the row is a
mystery. The two Van Wrinkle.
brothers, farming the old Dale ranch
VS. ~ Lake Traverse, came to town,
an in Korsbrek's saloon drink
ing with Raymond, and without
apparently any provocation. started
a row. Raymond was the nearest to
them and was stabbed, nearly bleed
ing to death before doctor was Sc
cured. Barlow happened in with.
the third man, just in time to get
four ugly gashes. Both the Van
Wrinkles are in Jail and give no ex-
PLANTATION. The dying man and
Barlow have been working on
threshlng rigs around this place for
several Years ana had the reputation.
OF being quiet and orderly.
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Up-to-date clothing at moderate
prices at Peever's Clothing Dept. 1t
Non Tox-the guaranteed nonin-
toxicatlng and healthful beverage
for sale at Mack w. Husba's.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-10-12
In a Woman.s Power

The managers OF "In a Woman's
Power" have spared nothing to make
the present production of this ster-
ling success notable one from ev-
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-10-12

time for some of our delinquent sub
>cribers To get busy aud come IN and
pay up 50 we can have a Jingle to
put in the safe.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-10-12

All watches, clocks and iewelry
that you buy at t e Peever Iercan-
tile Co. JeweI'y Dept. are guaranteed
to give entire satisfaction IT
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-29
ADJUSTMENTS

Playgoers OF Cairo viii tonight have
an opportunity to witness that stir
ring American drama In Old Ken
lucky" again Few plays have stood
the test of time Ike ilis justly ia.
nous romance Of the bluegrass coun.
try.
The piece is inst as fun Of heart ir
terest, patho- and humor today as i
was when it was frs, produced away
back in 1892 The jelly itte plckanin
MES are in as c3mical as of yore
although OF fesier vintage thau
the little darkiss. now grown uu. who
disported them elves il the original
product on. ones pul es thrOb as o.
old over The splen lid race scene and
the elorlor= victory of Queen Be-S
the gam little Kentucky mare al The
Lexington race track with plucky
Madge Brierly riding and saving the
fortunes of the man she loves.
There is also the thrilling swing
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-29

The Information the pol &c have
received IS that Aram's brother was
known as Vcnuies and Markarian.
which are said TO be Armenian and
Egvptian names meaning the same
thinc-a atOnncurfer
The House of all Nations is 2
house of disturbance. according to the
police. and whenever anything hap
pens i'm he house the police have
great difficulty in getting any Infor-
nation of the tenants.
Aram came TO this country with his
brother about three years ago. There
is third brother Leyon Tashjian.
.gho is 80 years old About six months
ago the murderer, his TWO brothers
and their mother. an old woman, NOV
ed on the third floor Of the House
of an Nations" in rear fat Two
months ago Mrs Tashjian died. and
the brothers allowed her to be buried
as a papuper.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-29
AN AWFUL CHARGE
Is BROUGHT Against Aram. Who IS Ac
cused Of Numbering His Brother
For Money.

New YORK. sept enlarged with
the murder Of his brother whose head
less body awaits identification in the
morgue Aram Markariau an Armen.
ian. vas arrested tonight
The police claim Aram killed his
brother and robbed him ia a big tene.
ment house. 80. 42G Eleventh avenue
which Is known AS the House % all
Nations" and within fu" feet Of the
enot where the hoadiess body was
found Sunday morning
Iu Aram pockets were found 2
bank book iu the name of Adam Ven
mics. showing a credit Of $3.50 in tA'
Franklin Savings hank and q ban
book in The name ri Marhar Markar
IAN showing d balance 81 SSl3 in tic
New Yors Savings bank The pris
onar also had sl-G17. which he SAID
was money that Be bad saved
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-29
Acetylene TO Ra'se Ships.

sunken ships may now be relocated
by means Of acetylene gas. An expert
ment was tried successfully on ten
ton boat in the River Seine. The boat
was raised by means Of small bal
looms inflated below the water with
acetyleue gas generated from the sold
carbide oil Cair5um. The inventor 81
Ducasse. PROCESSES 20 lorcsce the aP
plication OF tha invention y sl.ts :"
prevent their laundering in coii---.''
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-29
Al n. Wilson.

a pleasant event. as well as one of
artistic significance will be the APP
pearauce at the .pera house. Tuesday.
October zud. of golden voiced -iage-
Al n. wilson the clever German q ~
Iec- comedian in Sidney r. Ellis
new play of picturesque Switzerland.
"Metz in tho Alps" Mr. Whom sue
cess in past eas3ns is the best adj
yeri.emaur for his present engage
menf ln The character of Metz Mul
ler' which Sir WIIsoa por rays 10 his
news play his delicate humor is force
ful at all times 'ald Dee grow pathetic
when occasion maufz with charm
ing tenderness.
The company supporting Mr. VII
sou includes many names we'll anil
fayorabIy known and each individual
has been selected with a ku0wiale
OF hi- or BIER fitness for the part a-
signeI
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-29

ciated Pre- correspondent saw huge
trees lying flat upon the ground with
limbs torn off and twisted Streams
are an over their banks and for p
miles north of Mobile Looking To
Inc right Of The railroad. one can see
nothing but p solid sheet Of water
running -hwift.y toward Mobile. Many
farm houses are situated 10 this in-
undated section and there may have
been great loss cot life there.
Fruit and vegetable crops all over
Southern Alabama and Mis- .ssIppi are
ruined. as also are The cotton sugar
cane and other crops.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-29

Dr. Manson Is fond OF sailors lie
saws that there is b.sfh l1oi - tA-
sea which stamps sailors and N.a-
t.-m out from an other caiiin-s tie
has found more thaH-i-lul sdFht 5.il+-s
among sailors and O better 80 ifii fnaA
among members 81 any o.her Hro. rs
sion sa51u.s ne bel -Fes bear al
their hasl5l..s all 5uL-Il-ss "l-A
calmncss and fJrl.Ide.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-29

The British consul general at Lour-
ence Marques, in a report to the BRIT
ish foreign Office on the value oil the
Kafir trade. mentions that the kafhrS
of that colony employed in the Trans
yaal spend of the wages they Drlhs
back with them every year S2,5oO'VOo
in drink. and there are only about 9o'-
900 of them.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-29

Don't you think that's good
story asked the recouteur. noting
lack OF appreciation.
It's fair marine story, ! guess,
admitted the auditor
why. there's not a word about the
sea in it,
Il mean that It was a good story TO
tell to the marines. Philadelphia
Ledger.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-29
Model sportsmen's Club.

To Prof. Charles Frederick Holder,
sportsman. naturalist, angler and au-
thor. is due the credit for the organi-
zation Of the famous Tuna club. Of
Santa Catalina, whose influence has
been such that nowhere in the world
does a bi-hcr s'alIard of sport pre-
val thal on tta fishing grounds OF
Southern C4li o.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-29

Or. !. t. BLACKS MAGNET :
EYE WATER is painless. Harmless
contains no poison, ard will CT 3
any case Of sore eyes in the worl..
For sale and guaranteed byall dru.~
gists Manufactured by j. T.
BLACK MEDICINE CO., KEN
NETT, no.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-29
condIIloa. FIlaTgEE EWIsHMa

$50 n.rL from the cf8 towns aloh-
the Louisville and Nashville railroad
have aH rlt reach Che CITY
There is no doubt that many lives
we're Cost aud severe dam8grS eApa.-
fenced booth to residences and business
properly.
Fire luckily did not break ont ia the
city Had such been The case no doubt
the city would have had addif!oHa.
terror 20 night with such high winds
blowing
All along the lire Of the Mobile and
Ohio railroad to Meridian, the Asso-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-29

Maciyn ArJuckle iu The County
Chairman which VIII be presented at
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-29
GULF CITIES LAY
Continued from First Paee)

and were carried ont ro sea. Cotton
not Jest Zoo thi- way was damaged by
being soaked with muddy matter. AZ
Fort Morgan a0n miles down the bay
the wind had a much higher velocity
than Mobile. Towns along the Mo.
bile ard By Shore railroad suffered
.--.--.. .....-.. 4r.s- 10000
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-29

Batteries-C. Mathewsen, h. Math-
ewsen and Bresnahan: Beebe and
Noonan-
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-29

Boston. Mass, Sen. 2S.-Schlei's
home run in the twelfth won the game
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-29

New York. Sept 2S.-Beebe batted
hard in the seventh which vas very
effective.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-29

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. anu
Brady. Lever and PietZ-
Second Game.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-29
MAJOR LEAGUES
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Philadelphia, Pa, Sept 2S.-Chicago
won today by good work al the bat.
r H r
Philadelphia ........-..... .
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-29

Brooklyn. y. Y, Sept 2s.-Eyen
break today in a double header
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-29

Batteries-McIntyre and Ritter;
Camnitz and Pietz.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-29
Second Game.

batteries hess anu btIllHt tidl h-
son and Thomas.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-29

Batteries-Dorner and Brown; Ew-
ing and Sehlei.
The Cairo bulletin., 1906-09-29

thlcaSo ..s..''s '.''' ''''' ~ =
Batteree-Lush and Doom, Ruel-
bach and King.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-22
CONSTITUTION
FOR CHINA
PEN August 2The Empress Dowager planning
o a
--~e---- -,er.@
VALPARAISO SHOCKS CONTINUE ,.,rF a
'-.--.--.. - a&s%ns---
VALPARAISO, August 22-The earthquake contnu
FACTORY
VSAIA August 22The Pacific
"@>. ~ -, EARTHQUAKE
KOTOW1Tz, occurred
causing considerable erty.
JOUR- SOLDIER
BOYS ARE BACK
RETURNED THIS MORNING ON
LOGAN FROM COAST WHERE
THEY WENT A MONTH AGO.

The U. S. Transport Logan came into
port this afternoon and on her were
Companies I and X of the Tenth In
fantry who belong at Camp Mckinley.
While the boys have had a nice outing
on the coast they are pleased to get
back.
The Logan experienced a little rough
weather the second day out but aside
from that the trip was pleasant.
Major Van Vliet and his family re-
turned. They have many friends in
town who will be glad to welcome
them. The other officers all returned
with the exception of Lieut.. Hannah
who remains on the coast on furlough.
The Manchuria was sighted by the
Logan but no stop was made although
the Captains exchanged signals.
The Logan will probably sail some-
time tomorrow.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-22
MIOWERA HERE
FROM COLONIES
STEAMSHIP MAKES PORT THIS
MORNING-HAs SEVEN PAsSEN-
GERS FOR HONOLULU.

The Royal Mail steamer Miowera ar
rived this morning from the Colonies
and brought with her a large number
of passengers. She will take about so
passengers with her from this port.
She brought seven passengers for Ho-
nolulu.
Following is the story of the trip as
kept by the purser:
'"The r. M. S. Miowera. Frank A.
Hemming, commander, left Sydney
Aug. 9th, at l p. M, and experienced
moderate southeast winds and sea, ar
irving at Brisbane Aug. 9th, 6 a. m.
Left Brisbane Aug. 9th, at midnight,
and experienced strong southeast wind
and heavy sea to Long. 60 E.; thence
moderate wind and sea with fine
weather Passed Walpole island at 3
a. m. Aug. 18th and arrived at Suva II
a. m. of Aug. 14th. Left Suva at noon
same date and experienced strong e.
S. r. to East winds and cloudy wealth
er with rough sea, passing Alofa island
at p. m. following day. Hull island at
g p. m. Aug. 18th, and crossing the
Equator at p. m. Aug. 18th I'm 10. w.
Long. Thence moderate N. e. trades
and squally weather with ropgh sea to
arrival in Honolulu at 1880 a. m. of
Aug. 22nd.
The Miowera will sail for Victoria
at p m.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-22
DID REVENGE
WRECK MANCHURIA2

In explanation of the disaster to the
S. S. Manchuria there has been a wild
theory advanced on the water front.
1t is to lay the blame of the disaster
at the doors of the Sailors Union. The
hatred that the Sailors Union bears to
the Pacific Mail is well known. The
steamship company is playing very
prominent part in the present fight in
San Francisco and the Union would
naturally be desrous of injuring the
concern.
Suppose said one man who was
impressed with the theory" that the
Union wanted to do the Pacific Mail
Company. What would prevent one OF
it's men serving on the Manchuria put
ting the ship off her course just enough
to have kept the captain in ignorance
of his exact position and cause him to
run his vessel aground?"
The theory seems altogether improb-
able, but it has been advanced.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-22

was rather report to Holloway on
Kellogg's report, setting forth the lat
ter's findings Systematically and point
ing out wherein they differed from the
plans which were being used when
Kellogg came.
"The question SINNERS down to
choice between a water tight dam and
one through which seepage is induced"
said the governor. 1.-THE plans on
which the Territory was proceeding
called for water tight dam. It was
to be an embankment through which
no water should pass. In view Of
the character of the soil and the for
nation, the engineers figured that the
ordinary seepage would be disposed OF
CONTINUED on Page Five).
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-22
"A LEAKING Dam
OR A TIGHT DAM
THE PROBLEM OF THE RESERVOIR STILL THE MAI,
QUESTION IN THE CAPIToL-ENGnIEER ROWLAND
FUSE CARRY THEORIES OF EXPERT KELLOGG
CARTER CONsULTs TENNEY.

The Nuuanu dam problem is still the
question of the day in the Capitol
Governor Carter spent nearly all day
yesterday in going over the Kellogg
and Rowland reports with Superinten-
dent Holloway, and this morning he
consulted with r. d. Tenney whose
was considerable, and had a further
discussion Of the matter. The ques-
ton to be decided is that of choosing
between two different styles of dam
the one projected by the original en-
gineers and the one which Kellogg
suggests.
The governor said this morning that
the Rowland report was not to be con-
sidered as a reply to Kellogg, or a de-
fense of the original dam plans. 1t
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-22

val of Metcalf was reached yesterday
1t came in the form of a recommendl-
tion from the Pacific Mail head offices.
Metcalf had been called into consulta-
ton and the result of the conference
was to direct the local agents to secure
the vessel if conditions warranted such
action, and await the arrival of Met
calf next week.
While there is no material change
in the situation the general conditions
are, upon the whole, better. From
Captain Saunders down there seemed
to be a more hopeful feeling this morn
ing over the prospects of saving the
vessel. One reason for this was the
fact that the weather conditions had
CONTINUED on Page Five).
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-22

A story Of an attempt either to mur-
der Chinese female prisoner in oahu
Jail, or to give her chance 20 commit
suicide, by introducing poisoned candy.
is one OF the developments of a recent
federal case. The candy was allowed
to enter as a gift and the woman, who
had baby with her gave the child a
piece of the candy In a very few min
utes the child was taken with convul-
sions, and it had narrow escape. The
candy was seized and Is to be analyzed.
The woman in question was sentenc-
ed for bigamy The theory that It was
the intention to give her a chance to
commit suicide is hardly borne out by
the fact that she gave some of the
candy to her baby
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-22
NOW BOOKING

A number of through passengers
from the s. s. Manchuria went to the
office of the Pacific Mail S. S. Com
pany this morning to arrange about
their booking for the next vessels. AT
the meeting held yesterday it was
agreed that some of the mwould go by
the S. S. Hongkong Maru and others
by the S. S. Korea. Most of those who
went to the office this morning did so
in order that they could be booked on
the respective vessels to which they
had agreed to be assigned.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-22

All hope of saving the S. S. Man
churia now rests with Metcalf who
is due to depart from San Francisco for
Honolulu on the S. S. Ventura tomor-
row. He will therefore, arrive on
next Wednesday morning and will
then take charge of the operations for
floating the Manchuria. He has been
notified by cable of the necessity for
bringing heavy tackle with which to
help bring the vessel off and will
undoubtedly have all of the necessary
gear and tackle with which to start on
the important work ahead of him prac-
tically on effort is to be made to get
her off until he arrives and assumes
charge.
The decision not to try to float the
vessel but to hold her until the arri-
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-22

The Republican machine is breaking
up.
IT will support Brown if he will
keep his pledges" says Sam Johnson,
at the same time declaring that he has
struck some strong indications that
Brown cannot do so. HE has admitted
that he cannot control his own men,"
Sam added. eff he can't control his
men now, what can he do in a big con-
vention?"
With Brown it is a case of either
drop Lane or johnson. Lane has sud
denly come forth as a Fifth District
leader who appears very like a boss,
and it is the Fifth District demands
that are sending Johnson into the anti
Brown camp, with threats that he will
land a Fourth District delegation that
will make the whole Brown machine
look like thirty cents.
The Lane elements demand is that
the Fifth District have two super
Yisors, two senators, the county attor-
ney and the deputy sheriff, and that
John Lane be the chairman of the Ca
hu County Committee. The reply of
the Fourth District leaders has been a
very emphatic no. Johnson declares
that he had Brown pledges to support
certain Fourth District men for some
of these offices, in return for Sans
support of Brown. Therefore Brown
k-k%GNR-t&~&~4-~&~-&~&%4AA4 AA4%@.
Twenty-Five cents pays for a want
ad in The Star. A bargain.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-22

The case is one that was very hard
fought in the federal court, friends of
the woman making great efforts to
have her acquitted, There was much
expert testimony as to the nature of a
validity of a Chinese marriage and the
attention of all Chinatown was at
tracted by the rule which Judge Dole
laid down, holding the woman respon-
sible for bigamy, if she contracted an
other marriage while one she had con-
tracted in China was still effective.
on the day after she was given a
four months sentence by Judge Dole,
the woman gave birth to a child, who
is the infant supposed to have been
poisoned.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-08-22

must either turn down Lanes preten-
tions or fight Johnson.
Brown appears to be the present CEN
ter of the storm. Since the Lane de-
mand was served on the Fourth dis
trict leaders, several of them, after re-
covering their breath, began to hasten
for the Johnson camp, ana some former
Brown men are going so far today as
to openly state that they can beat him
in the convention now that the ma
chine is pau.
1t can only he patched up again, ac-
cording to Johnson and other Fourth
District men, by a heavy moderation of
the Fifth District demands, or by an
unceremonious dumping of the Hon.
John Lane. In this connection there
are numerous predictions that the Hon.
Lane will get the dumping and will
wake up some morning to find Brown
and Johnson clasped in affectionate
embrace and to discover that his no.
tion of being a leader and boss was
only a dream. However, Lane has his
own following
Still another feature of the row is
that Vida is apparently ready to break
with Brown unless the latter sticks 30
Lane. Vida is Lane man. He is also
a Brown man, but he is said to have
stated that II Brown broke with Lane,
he would have to look somewhere else
for a deputy sheriff.
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Delicious pies and cakes. Candy
fresh every day. New England Bakery.