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Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1906-03-19

a NEW MgvNoolov-
Rev. 3. N. Nickle OF Kingnsher. OK.
lahoua. viii arrive on March 2lst IL
assume the pastorate Of the First
lepthpdist church. succeeding the
Rev. y. q. Harshaw. The Rev. Mr..
Nickle comes highly recommended by
the Rev. Hnrshaw, the two being from
the same conference In Pennsylvania.
silver City Enterprise.
ooMg ARKANSAS rAAvgLGRe-
j. w. Watkins and family Of Har'
rishurg, Arkansas, arrived In 6ocor-
70 last week, expecting TO become
residents Of this vicinity. Mr.. Wat
kins has bought the Lincoln property
Of afteen acres about . mile north Of
town and Is having the two houses ON
tie property put into good repair for
occupancy. Two OF three other famI
lies II substantial citizens Of Arkan-
sns accompanied Mr.. Watkins and
family 10 0ocorro and II II hoped that
they alan will become permanent RES
idents.r -eocorro Ch.eftain.
NM -
THIEF 10 coARALLGo-
lose Labrido IL In the tolls In Pres
colt for stealing q shotgun, q pair Of
field glasses and = pair OF shoes. He
WA tracked many miles through the
mountains BY the peculiar fact that
ne tied = pair OF corduroy trousers
arpund his feet to make hia trail UNI
recognizable. He had sold the field
glasses to the Indians and the red
skins wyrt havins the time Of their
lives squirting through them. The
Shotgun wAs found buried In the re-.
mots canyon. Jose's methods were
10 nv the least, a little peculiar.--Al
buquerqus Citizen.
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LOST-Seal ring. initials B. s. B.
Reward Il returned to Optic. 3-1O1
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FOR SALE-Residence, 6 looms 4
bath, In first class condition. For
particulars apply All Tenth st., or b.
G. Winters, Winters Drug Co. 3-57
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-09
Chord lycklig for lifstiden

Lycka gjorde slit intrade s, c. Blairs
hem. skolsuperinteudent j st. Adams. W
Va, da haNs lila dotter atcrstalldes fran
den syara akomma hon manner. Han
skrifver: Min lila dotter hade t.Vitus-
dous, som Ell gaf yika for nagon behand-
ling utan blef ~standigt varre. tills vi
som en- sista esurs anydnde Electric
Bitters, och ing dr glad att saga att IRE
Haskor a~stadkommo fullstandig bot. Ha-
stig och saker bot for nervosa akommor.
altman svaghet, aviunosjukdomar, daligt
blod och malaria. Cara teras hos Lun-
prem Il Audreen, sp~otekaIe, Sioux City,
Iowa. Pris SOC.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-09
LITERATUR.

Fran Augustana Book Concern
i Rock Island, ILL.,, hafva vi 10. an
malan erhallir toljande arbeten:
Vid TuLetid. Vinterblommor
samlade for de sma at J. Mn.
Monde boken. Med talrika illu-
strationer. l smakfullt kartong
band 80 cents.
Nyn Bi6Hotek for Barn och
Ungdom. Mr. l.. Kart. 20 cents.
NyH Bi6Aotek for Barn och
Ungdom. Mr. II. Kart. 20 cents,
Kort 9ulkantat. Kempone-
rad for blandad kor med Sopran
och Baryton solo SAINT orgelac
kompagnement al F. 7. johnson,
Pris: IS cents.
Ldtta KSrstycken i kyrklig still.
Komponerad af F.. T. johnson.
Andra halftet 50 cents.
S6ndagsSkokans Jul6oS, inne-
hallande deklamationsstycken och
dialoger for sondagskolfester
Iz:te halftet IS cents.
Inf5r en- forsaming pa 5000
personer upplaste statskassoren
VIM. H. Berry jamestown,
Pennsylvania, en- skrift, hvari han
meddelade, att da han for nagra
manader sedan tillrtadde slit am
bette. sa skulle i skattkammaren
ha funnits mellan q och 6 millio-
ncr dollars ! k%ontanter och varde,
paper, hvilka icke ofverlemnats
till honom, Hr Berry hade forst
helt nyligen upptackr delta for
hallande pa grund at att bockerna
voro 60 manader efter. Han
uttalade som sin asikt att dessa
model befunno sig handerna pa
atskiuiga framstaende politiker.
Han tankte tillgripa lagliga at
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-09

DIET ser ut som ON forvecklin-
gar skulle uppsta meIlan F0renta
Staterna och Japan angaende har
j landet bosatta japanesers Dor
gerliga rat,igheter. l San Fran
cisco har en- stor spanning upp
staff mellan de der bosatta japa-
neserna och stadens skolstyrelse,
och denna spanning har, sd ODE
tydlig den an kan synas, vunnit
genklang babe j den jaoanska
Pressen och den amerikanska ai.
ninistrationen. Under jordbaf.
ningen och den derpa foljande
brandon San Francisco forster,
des hera skolor och delta lar i.
%synnerhet hafva gallt dem, sem
besoktes at kinesiska och japan.
ska barn, De f0rst0rda skolorni
lara halla pa att uppf0ras. mer
hafva annu icke blifvit fardiga
och under tiden sta de iapansk;
och kipesiska barnen utan under
visning,' emedan skolstyrelser
vagrar att lata dem ia undervis,
ming tillsammans med Invita- barn.
aGulingarne "a vanta, tills dera:
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-09
Entered at the Post Office at ~SiouxCity
Iowa, as second class mail matter.

PRESIDENT RoosEvELTs tack
Observation-Disclosures lyder fol
i ar som f6ljer:
Den It'd af aret har kommit, da
Diet enligt vara torfaders sed ar
min skyldighet att bestamma en-
sarskild dag for tacksagelse och
pris till den Allsmaktige for de
valsIgnelser vi hafva atnjutit och
for att bedja, att dessa vaIsignel-
ser ma fortsatta. Annu EFT ar
at altman valmaga har gait till.
anda. Aldrig forr i var historic
eller i nagon AMMAN nations hi
storia har EFT folk atnjutit en-
mera 0fverfl0dande materiell val
maya an vart, en- valmaga sa all
man, att den hos oss Ell far upp-
vacka en- ytlig tacksagelse eller
rlngaktning al vart ansvar, utan
Snarare EFT SAINT f0rstaende af
var lycka och en- bestamd fore
sats att Ell forverka denna genom
eget f0rvallande.
Fastan materielt valstand air
nodvandigt, kan Diet dock aldrig
blifva mer an grundvalen for
Sam nationell saIlhet och Iycka.
ON vi icke bygga nagot pa denna
grundvaI, blir vart nationella lif
iika meningslost och tomt som
EFT hus, hvaraf endast grundvalsn
lagts. Pa vart materiella val.
stand bora vi bygga en- ofverbygg
mad af individuellt och nationellt
iif j enlighet med moralens hogsta
lagar, ty annars kommer vart
valstand att smart forvandlas till
en- ~forbannelse i stallet for en- VAL
signelse. vi bora vara saval
tacksamma for hvad vi iatt som
Ifriga att wanda Diet till nytta och
icke till skada.
enllghet harmed bestammer
jag torsdagen den 20 November
till en- dag for tacksagelse och bon,
pa hvilken folket Dor mota
i sina hem och kyrkor och tack
SAINT erkanna Diet, som gifvits,
SAINT bedja ON kraft att kunna
bruka dettaCratt.
Till bekraftelse haraf har Jag
satt min underskrift och latit ia
sta Forenta Staternas sigilI, hvil-
ket skedde i Washington den 22
October ar 1906 efter var Fral
sares f0delse och efter F0reuta
Staternas sjelfstandighet Diet ett-
Observation-Disclosures.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
ruin Root. Secretary of State.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-09

skolor bli fardiga, heter Diet, och
derlned basta.
Till denua vanskliga situation
kommer IN AMMAN, SON ar lika
kritisk. Arbetarnes fackforenin'
gar hafva nemligen intagit en-
mycket fendtlig stallning mot
japaneserna, och Diet, cores ALT
mojligt att utestanga dem fran
arbete. Underrattelserna ON
dessa lokala fiendtligheter moi
iapaneserna San Francisco hatva
naturligtvis matt fran till Diet ia
panska oriket och f0rsatt dess
press { en upphetsad stamhing.
Den iapaaska regeriugen och de
offciella tidningarne soka natur-
igtvis gjuta Ola pa de upprorda
vagorna och lugna sinnena med
den f0rklaringen att Diet har 81 ar
fraga ON nagon ~nationell tortol-
Ielse af japaneserna i Forenta
Staterna, men man synes icke
satta pagon tro till dessa forkla-
ringar och anser att den japan
ska regeringen Ell menar Diet ar
ligt, da den tager amerikanerna
/ f0rsvar, Def ser snarare ut SOM
ON EFT nationalist haller pa att
utveckla sig ] Japan Eot amerl-
~kanerna, och att man for att
fostra och nara delta hat begag-
mar hvil ken ursakt som helst.
Regeringen i Washington har
erhallIt uuderrattelse ON den fl
endtliga stamningen i Japan och
vidtager nu matt och steg ait
lugna den japanska regeringen.
Man har sandt sekreterare Met
calf af arbets- och handelsminl-
steriet till San Francisco for att
uuders0ka de lokala f0rhallande
ma med hansyn till jaPanska
barns tilltrade till de allmanna
skolorna. Man kan da vanta en-
commissioning mellan landets
regering och myndigheternai San
Francisco, men afsigten blir e
mellertid uppnadd, den nemligen
att visa japaneserna att hela miss
f0rstandet ar en- bagatell och Ell
eyer nagon nationell upprinnelse.
En- AMMAN SAX ar huruvida folk
stamningen later sig lugna at
dyIika forklaringar, och harom
kunna stora tvifvel rada, ty Diet
ar EFT faktum att Diet vanliga for
hallandet mellan Forenta Slater
nd och Japan halter pa att blifva
kyligt icke allenast i San Fran
cisco utan afven i de asiatiska
landerna. der Forenta Staterna
driver stor handel, och der Japan
med stor afundsjuka bevakar sina
intressen gent emot frammande
makter,
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-09
garden for att bekomma de telan-
de milionerna.
Eft blodigt ar.

Aret 1903 skall LANCE ~ihagkommas ! F.
N. Jackets hem i Al~lisnce, KY. som EFT
ar af blod. hvilket fot sa ymnigt fran
Mr. Jackets lungor, att,doden syntes myc-
ket nara, Han skiifver: "Syar lung
blodning och Tn forskracklig hosta hade
braet mig till dodens port, da jag borja-
de amanda DR. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption med Diet forvanaDsyarda
] esultat att jag, sedan jag begagnat fyra
faskor dersf. var alldeles aterstalld och,
som Diet sedan visat sig. permanent bo-
tad. Garanteras for sjuka lungor. hosta
och ferkylningar hos LungJeS \ AZ
Greer apotekare, Sious L'ty. l.. Pris
soc. och Sl.0O. Profhaska fritz.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-09

Oct ar ingen plats for grocery
eller kotthandel som ar battre at
besoka an i mr.. I'LL 4th st.
Larson & Anderson.
Svenska monitoren., 1906-11-09

ON Nj har hosta, sd kop en-
f1aska af Thelanders Compound
Cough Syrup.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25
Creeks the First 90 Play Football

The opponents college sport are iu al active a.
though probably ocieroua
FEW ccss have forbidden their adenta
and notably Wisconsin considering Availability
of dfuppus the sport tor
the chsnrr or brutality IN PLAYS eliminated
not be- kcnefaly known cutlery against
football but echo hom tho bold century
Football played by the learned
epkuro rou whom the Romans adopted appcatou
81 harasum and in the Of time introduced
britain.
In the 18th century began
TOO brutal for elege boys aud demand modification Of
the rules made The
along the th In 1855 Edward III deefeed
the This Edward worrying
punch IN the play the liability
haeshaek Nrmaon he merely wanted revive arch
and he thought BY sranEnE
another hut he learned that popular
demand FOR certain Kind 81 the
Then Richard II tried 20 k the and failed Richard also
Interested
rhenixke above the ashes struggling futile
James thought the came brutal bat cuntind his efforts All
II BY forbdding the heir playing t. that
the making able
James had noted the discontinue the
uourished DURING hs England Shrova Tuesday
to be recognised football day everybody
yoang People public srecus
windows and made the doors
rules in the early a Of
The Eiorles Of shove Tuesday
sained thereby The Rugby
eral demand for established following in
England though association football which entirely
with the feet has foosia there.
In the sh Of
though they win
of coltEc sports
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25

and two teams. whose home cities
wcrs quArsntined. were transferred
10 other towns and the schedule
continued
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25
OUT FOR COUNCIL

u y Jackson announces his can
didaey for councilman from the
Fifth ward. subject 10 the acton
Of tho Republican convention. MI
Jackson IL the ron Of u. - Jackson.
we'll and faYorably known 10 PEG
pie Of Seattle as one of our most
prominent and influential citizens.
SIR "a. = Jackson II Il large prop
afty owner here. aud has lived 10
Seattle for the past 20 years On
account Of his large property In
forests all over the city Mr Jack.
h1n II emlneutiY qualified "a repre-
sent the interests ~ bis own ward
aud The city at large. and he viii
90 doubt have strong following
not only Ia hia own party. but with
all representative voters % the
F1fth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25
Enthusiastic in South.

schwarfz IL very well satisfied
with bis present berth. and declares
that Southern baseball Ia about the
most enthusiastic article ever offer
ed to a particular pablIe.
Whsn tanning last night with the
sporting editor. Mr.. Schwartz said
Down in Montgomery we have
the most enthusiastic bunch OF sup
porisrs of baseball that ever pat
roniEed the national paatIme In
fact. all the cities On the circuit have
the best OF support and the players
DO their best To merit that support.
n you wish 20 see a business man
after ; O'Clock. it's a hike 10 the
ball park and nine times in ten ron
VIII ffpd your quarry. menArinE the
umpire and yelling as only a fan
can.
i find - very easy % round into
shape down South. The aaiubrious
weather Is very favorable ~ good
PLAYING. While Il becomes very
warm some days. the boys soou get
accustomed 70 Il and you knOw how
well "A athelete performs when he
r. right and ~. I with play second
base again THIS year for the Mont
EomerY club. We hope 20 have a
very successful season. Last year
yellow fever disrupted our schedule
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25
As to Umpires.

When an umpire uses his author
10y IA pay a personal scorc he does
not deserve prutoeilnn from the
lraEno. which 10 that extent be rep.
rusenta I am not a Sunday school
ball player. and I may be a hard
Loser Davis. who beasts that he IL
tho best umpire GA the coast aud
Will set one or both II thu biE
leagues afire. aa soon A. he h pro
motui. has boosted himself With
President nert b. nubdnlnK' the
players lie calls filming and put
Ting a man out OF the game sub.
DUNG him lie had me on hia ilst
all through the race. and Shea {
dld not give him a prctext FOE pun
lshinE me. be would manufacture
Qua
The night before our trouble this
suhduerf of ball players was sing
ms his osn praise In = taa An
kries saloon A couple OF lettsra
nom President Bert praisluk biz
work we're ahoNn between drlnhn
! have AL "a. players In the leaEus
eating cat ~ my hand. said he
TIA Flood made = crack Alaat at
tina nae II ! tiasd him When he did
aot deserve Il. Eut ! guess TT hand
him one tomorrow that will try bis
courage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25
GAME TONIGH T

Rowling fans will witness some
great sport tonight when the Pa
elCleA asd Culumbinua clash Dor n
series of three on the fast Monarch
alleys
These twu quluiota had desperate
struggles last season. first hunora
going 60 the Cuiumhiana The Pa
eiflea embrace a good share OF the
cream OF bowldum. and the tulum
hiana aver that t0uiEht the team
With the peaceful name will be
whipped cream when the last frame
Is ehaiket up.
Spectators ufe never Noafiad
when these artists enter the ffay
TheY are SURF 10 enjoy huge sport
When the pace f. hot aud every pin
counts. Much rivalry exists be-
tWean the aEEreEatinna. and the
say theY attempt 10 maHilrafe each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25
IS OFFFOR
ALABAMA
CHARLEY SCHWARTZ. DUGpALE's SECOND SACK
Err. WILL COACH TUSCALOOSA UNIVERSITY.
LATER JOINING MONTGOMERY BASEBALL CLUB

Charles SchwartE. the peppery
serond saeker who played two years
for Dugdala In the old Northwest
league. will leave Feb for bis
h0n1s in san Francisco
Charley has heen signed By Tas-
ealoosa university. Ala. 10 coach
the varsity baseball team After
spending = few days In Frisco. Nc
Schwartz win report 70 the unlver-
sity. Ills contract with the Ala
harna Institution wfil end early IN
March. because he reports Cor Hrac-
tice to the Montgomery baseball
club.
CHARLEY viii play hia old position
--seeund sack-~for the Southcruers.
Last year he made more than Enod
In the Southern league, batting .3Qi
and Fielding At the second station
for q percentage o. .ss6-the hez,
81 bis career GA the diamond While
with Seattle. Charles vas never at
his beat lie was constantly trou-
biad with an injured lnstep and the
strain he underwent while here gave
him all Kinds os trouble for more
than two years
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25

other h beautiful 10 behold. witha
the utmost good nature prevails
and both teams win OF lose grace
fully
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25
TO DECIDE
HIS FAT
MAGNATEs IN SESSION TODAY AT SAN FRANCISCO
TO p9c1DE WHETHER OR NOT TO REMOVE HIM
FROM BLAcKLIsT-GIvEs HIS SIDE

Timothy Flood. erntwhila captain
of tho tua Angeles baseball club.
IL anxi0usly awaiting bis fate al the
hands Of the Coast League maEnatea
Who are In session at San Francisco
today
tie attended the American ahao-
citation meeting az Chicago last
week. In the hope of meeting rreai-
dent bert 81 the Pacific Coast
league. aud having his name re-
moved from the blacklist. but none
u tho officials Of that league rep.
feaaated Il AZ the conclaxo. In dis
GUESSING his ease he said
Davis provoked me 20 attack
him. and, while ! regret that the
fisht took place an the diamond. !
believe that the circumstances
should be considered Ia imposing
aeutencu for the violation of base.
ball law thraahed him aoundly
but he got no more than he de
soryod.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25

I went for him and AZ Il We went.
with him doing tho receiving Jasa
when Vas rnady 60 deliver the
knoek out hiow. Davis fell aEalnnl
Smith. ear third hasesnan. iud
showed him away. saying f1ght.
ynu cur landed again before
the policeman puiiai me awaY
Smith and | NeFu ordered out of
the game. and freeldrat Bert sus.
pended mo indefinitely and Smith
fuF the season
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25

The Kirkland Good Roads clubs
recently organized. will work Tor q
mheadam road between Kirkland
aud Hn0qunlmie Al the meeting "a
organise the club some atronF
speeches were made faYorlnR the
project aud pointing out tho al
yantagea Tho following officers
we're elecfodi President. u. 7 Dun
can. Vice president. W n boEH,
secretary aud treasurer. Henry ~
Green, executive committee. 6. j.
Parish. w. q Aorfofd. Harry "
Thompkina. Henry y Green and
Robert barry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25

af a double header from Tacoma.
and Magic. a yuungator who had a
string If - straight games. was
working fur un IN the aeeond We
we're especially anxious to win ON
hia account With two men on
bases. two unt and a couple OF
atrikea on the hatsman. Magic shot
over perfect strike. but Davis
called Il a ball What Wau the
matter with that hallf' the pitcher
.askei Call em when they are
over ! said You are fined a.. he
declared "a me. ! threw my glove
at him. so more. he said Then
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25

ing that n we're FREQ | could get
4 major league berth.
Mo more mixing u up with an
Umpire again fuf me. ! am going
20 cut out all debates aud exeep.
TONS 10 rulings and play ball all
the time I am GA tho field would
not have struck Davis II he had
not mada a personal matter Of our
professional elnahon like t0a
Angeles. but suppose that when !
am taken off the Ineligible Hat IN
be assigned a. Portland. which club
secured mo In trade after my
trouble with Davis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25
Ankle Is Well.

Mrs sehwart aud myself will
leave Ia a few days for our old
home IN Frisco After renewing
Old acquaintance. 80 viii So east
Tor IN ssraaon.
Schwartz IL the picture Of health
and the bruised ankle q yuro trou-
biea no more lie "a playing faster
bail than ever and the ~ay be IL
fielding and hlttinE Is gratifying
70 bis many friends In Seattle and
Frisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25
Had Offer

baseball IL my business. and I
cant afford 10 stay IDLE have ap-
piled for reinstatement. aud hope
60 BE- IA good standing after the
icasRc maEnaisa consider my ease
this naouyh. White Al ChirAEa I
had offers. aud don't mind say
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25
Confidence In Friend.

This threat vas brought % mo.
anf. although had confidence In
my frlead'a vsraeity. e8ald hardly
credit the assertion that Davis had
made 80 raw a crack in 4 public
plalss. We had won the sifnt game
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-01-25
$50 600 Sale

~o0suoo 01iG
A sale vas made By the Realty
Security company for Samuel Kos
enburg this morning Of lot s0xisa
on the east Aids Of End. between
Pike and Pine. 20 Mrs. Ada BoHcs.
for $4,000 Mrs. Bowea intends "a
build large modern firvproof
building on ths lot
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-10-25
Thursday, October rs, 1906.
Republican state Ticket.

For Uuited States Senator
Robert r. Gomble,of Yankton
For Representatives in Congress
Philo Hall, of Bookings.
w. II. Parker, of Lawrence.
For Governor
Coe |. Crawford, Of Beadle.
For Lieutenant governor
H.. G.. Shober, of Hyde.
For Secretary of state
d. D. Wipf, of Hutchinson.
For Auditor
John Herring, of Campbell
For Treasurer
c.. H. Cassill, of Lincoln.
For Attorney General
S. w. Clark, of Sphinx.
For Superintendent Public Instruc-
Hans A. Ustrud of Minnehaha.
For Commissioner School and Pub
lie lands
o. C. Dokken, of Deul.
For Railroad commissioner
George Rice, of Moody.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1906-10-25

until elected to the superintendent
Office, two years ago, when he moved
TO Webster. He still ca rries within
him the same energy and push that
characterized his first schoolroom
work. He believes in having a plan
of work and in the working of that
plan. He believes that any public
officer has duties to perform that are
as sacred as any private duties and
that they should be done with the
same vigor and faithfullness. Dur
ing the past two years he has striven
to uplift the cause of education in
Day county, and with great C
Those connected with the school
work are best able to attest as to the
value of his work, and they are the
loudest in their praise of the success
that has crowned his efforts and of
the great improvements he has
already made in the school work of
this county. He pledges the same
vigorous work for the next two years,
if the voters see fit two favor him at
the polls on November they
will. A vote for him means a vote
for better schools and better school
conditions.
Albert Smith, of Webster.
To hold the office of county aud
itor for six years and that of clerk of
court for six more 10 the same county
is a record any man could be proud
of and shows the confidence reposed
in him by the residents and voters
of his county and that is the record
of Albert Smith, the candidate for
clerk Of courts. Mr.. Smith was born
in Laharpe, H., in 1852. He came
to Dakota in 1888 and has since
made his home here. In 1889 he
was elected county auditor of this
county, which position he held for
six years. In l900he was nominated
by the republicans for clerk of the
courts, the position for which he was
nominated by the recent republican
convention, without opposition, and
was elected and has held the office
ever since. He is justly considered
of the most competent court
ofic, rs in the state.
Frank Sears, of Webster.