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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1906-05-16
Equality News.

The cool weather and slight frosts
last week have injured the tender cot
ton plant considerably. 1t is dying out
badly and some have had to plant over.
Farmers were not wise enough to re-
duce the acreage, but providence may
curtaii Ihe yield and thus counteract
their folly.
Wheat and oats are looking fairly
we'll, but it is too soon yet TO predict
what the yield will be.
Gardens are doing finely. Some
families are eating English peas, pota-
toes and white head cabbage of their
own raising.
Over Q thousand pers"ns we're pres
ent at Pisgah last Sunday to take part
in the musical exercises and hear Rev.
ID. w: Hiott preach one Of his fine SER
mons.
Rev. F. s.. Wardlaw preached at
SlabtoWn Presbyterian Church last
Sunday afternoon on the extension o.
home missions. He presents hls points
with great Clearness and force and was
dience.
The Sunday School at Slabtown will
celebrate Children's Day Saturday be-
fore the first Sabbath in June. Efforts
are being made to make an interesting
occasion.
John Prince and mother visited rela-
tives recently in Pickens County.
j. Reid Garrison, If Denver, was the
welcome guest of E. NJ. Browne and
family Friday night.
lack Trotter had to kill one of his
fine dogs Saturday. 1t was bitten by
| mad dog last February but did not
| develop any symptoms Of hydrophobia
till lest week. 1t was killed soon as
| possible after it was known to be mad,
but not before it had bitten several
other dogs.
l.. A. Cothran has been very iii, but
under the care Of our fine young doc
tor, j. E. Allgood, is improving.
Ed. Whitten Snd Dave BlasstDgame,
OF Pendleton, were guests of Capt. 6
A. Rankin and family Sunday.
Misc Lillian Jolly, of Denver, ia
| spending this week with relatives in
Slabt0wn.
hrs. 6. a. Rankin is in Greenville
spending some time with her daughter,
Mrs. Robert Martin.
E. NJ: Browne had the misfortune to
loee fine milk COW last week, valued
at forty dollars.. Every section needs
| study the diseases OF animala, il would
be paying avocation. Nearly every
one would be willing to pay q good fee
to save a valuable horse, COW, hog, or
] even q good dog. Good phyeiciaua are
plentiful, but only in city or college
! could you find Veterinarian, and then
they could not DO induced to 10 TO re-
mote sections, even If the urging OF tho
| csse permitted the time necessary to
| get them there. Let some of our
bright young men study in this line.
Ynn could run good farm and be q
vet iinartan. too. .... 30. X.
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mr.. Cochran in Washington.

ZACH McGee. the Washipgton cor
respoDdent of the Columbia State,
under date of the 11th inet., esye:
ERNEST +. Cochran, United States
dletEict attorney for South Caroline,
10 In Washington to confer with the
department. Of justice concerning cor
tam cas9a :noa 20 bo prosecuted In
"This 10 tho frat eino Ear. Cochran
hes bae4 fo Washington einea: hie an.
Posntmoaa 90 district attorney, cad 90
be was In 10 way an applicant 1oI the
position 20 which ho was aDneintad Sc
le practically bis frat conference with
Tho department. He wes invited hero
Tor sht1 purpose.
1T was thought by some that Mr.
Cochran's Welt here was in connection
yith federal appointments in South
Carolina, much having been said
about his diaplacing Dir. Capers in the
nigh and honorable Office of "Republi-
can adviser" in matters relating to
what haa come to be Know ae federal
pie.. mr.. Cochran states that nothing
is further from tho truth, declaring
that he has not now nor ever has had
aught to do with recommendation
FOR appointment Of pOstmasters OF
other Officials. When asked directly
today. If nc is to dispIace Afr. Caperf
tie said that he knew nothing about
ANY contemplated change in the change
OF "advisel" or "referee" and that he
certainly did not desire any such Job
He left tonight for Anderson"
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Power House at POrtmaf Burned.

The power house of the Anderson.
Water, Light and Power Company, 10
miles west OF the city, on Seneca river,
was destroyed by fire about q o'ciu:k
Friday morning. In some way the
wires caught on fire and started the
woodwork to burning. The flames
soon spread over tho switchboard house
and the electricians at the plant were
forced to leave the building to the
floor injured the coils of the machine q,
the original cost OF which was $40, ,COU.
The water whee! plant remains intact.
The exact loss cXnGot be ascertain ed
until an examination Ia made by ex-
perts. The company has moved e gen
orator into tho sub station in the city
and on Monday was able to generate
sufficient electrical power for the street
and residence lights and for running
the smaller Industries Of the city. The
company had No insurance on it's plant,
as the Insurance companies take no
risks OIL electrical machinery against
fires caused by electricity. The CON-
pany generates 5000 horsepower,
which is used for lighting the city and
tor running some Of the cotton mills
and number Of smaller industries.
Ine Orr mills, one section of the An
derson cotton mills, tho Townsend
prises use electric power. The Ander-
son mill is installing an auxiliary cleo
trio plant OF its own, which will be
ready for use next week. The Orr mill
has an electric plant of It's own, and by
running day and night will be able 20
do it's usua umount of work and give
the operatives full employment. The
Towngead mill will be shut down tenn
pOrarily.
The streets end residence lights were
Supplied by the Orr mill power house
until Monday when the Anderson Wa.
ter. Light aud Power Company became
able to control tho sftuatiOn.
This Ia the .ecOnd iOes the company
has sustained since it's organization
-Four yeurs age the big dam at Port
man was swept RTay by flood, entail
ing loss of s150,000.
Dr. Orr, tho president Of the compa.
ny, expects to hnve the power house at
Portman rebuilt and equipped better
than before the fire in about ak weeks.
he says that the company's loss is rep.
resented principally by the destruction
Of the coils Of the machines, the ma
chimes themselves being servieeable.
iHo auHuai meeting or the boord OIL
directors of the company took place
laat Friday at noon and plans we're for
mulated to begin the work Of rebuild
Ing at once. The following directore
we're chosen: DR.. y. Al. Orr, IL. A.
Urr, j. A. Brock, Il. E. Lixnn. j II.
Anderson. j.. a.. sullivan. nf Amder-
aon; A. Il. Smythe and E r. Frust, Of
Charleston. DR.. Orr was .e-e'ected
preaident. II. A. Orr vice president aud
+. n. Chapman secretary.
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Bob Taylor Wins.

Nashville, Tenn, May 12.-The
NasL vile American will say tomorrow
that former Gov. Robert l.. Taylor has
been nominated in the Democratic pri-
maries for United States Senator over
Edward w. Carmac ok, incumbent, by O
majority OF from $4,000 to 1000 votes.
The legislature which meets in January
next will elect Taylor to the Senate,
his term beginning the folio ling
March. Carmack retires after having
served one term in the Senate, before
which he was member of the house
from the Tenth Tennessee district.
His home is in Memphis.
Today's ballotipg marked the close
of long drawn out campaign which
has aroused more bitterness and gen.
erai interest in the State than any
other political struggle since that in
which Andrew johnson was elected to
the Senate shortly after the close of the
Civil War.
Robert Love Taylor was born at
Happy Valley, Carter County, Tenn,
July 81, 1860. He was elected to Con-
Rress, where he served from 1870 to
1881. He was elected governor in 1885
after picturesque campaign in which
his brother, Alfred A. Taylor, was bis
opponent. Reelected to the COVER
porship he served until 1891. In 1897
he wac once more called to the COVER
nor's chair. retiring in 1890.
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TOwavilIe News.

Mrs. W.. F. III. FAINT is epsndine
avh!le with her daughter, Mira. c. r.
Key, of Bolton.
Mrs: Sam. Dickson. OF Westminster.
Woolbright. ''
Messra. T. c.. and L. B. Bsbh, OF
Eeqnfatn lnp, viaitea their brother. j.
.haiso Rilla Bogsa spans satusaay
1lgbt and Sunday with haY brothaS.
Wayrnan Rogge, OK Mnxwelpe Ferry,
Adger Bowen, con OF Alex. Bowen.
who. was bit by mad dog one dey laat
ment. - A''"
Eies Dora wooton 10 very Ill Of this
| writing.
Quite number of our young folks
offended the singing et Hepaibah Sun.
Bert Bruce, of Pend1oton, visited
| friends here Sunday.
Miss Ola Woolbright, who has been
visltlng her sister, Mrs. Sam. DicLe son
OF Westminster, has returned home.
| Mr.: and Mrs. Cheryis Ligon, of Ches.
ter, ). c., are wishing Rev. and Mrs. r.
e.. Ligon.
Mrs. Mary McGee, of Seneca, is visit.
Ing her sister, .drs. Sarah Hunt.
Pansy,
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Memorial Day Exercises.

Memorial Day was fttingly OBJ
served in the city with exercises ap-
propriate to the occasion, tho large
pavilion at the park being used to
accommodate the crowds. Hon. Geo.
b. Cromer. of Newberry, had been in
vited to deliver the memorial address,
but owing to o wreck on the railroad
below Ninety Six he was detained en-
ronte for several hours and could not
reach the city In time to participate
in the exercises, which began at $3.50
O'Clock. The failure of DR.. Cromer to
reach the city was deeply regretted,
as he Ia one Of the best orators in the
State. - ,o.2 : -.
Hon. T. w. Bacot, of Charleston,
who was In the city attending the
diocesan council, was called upon aud
made short but eloquent speech.
The invocation was made by Rev. l..
F. Query, Of Wihyatl. Mayor J.. NJ.
Sullivan presided over the meeting.
There were several vocal selections
Interpreted throughout the exercises.
Mrs. w. H. Nardin, Jr., sang
"Lorena" and q chorus from the chap.
terra of the Daughters of the Confed-
eracy effectively sang "Dixie.n, -, -:
" Several veterans rose to their feet
Yell" ..''::'-,..i,. =. - :.
At the conclusion; OF the, program
committees of ladies from the differ
&c: Chapters Waited Che cemeteriae nf
tho city and placed flowers upon the
graves OF the sacred dead. ::1E: II H.:
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Local News.
WEDNESDAY,. MAY Is. 1906.
New Opera House ia City.

Anderson 10 to have at last o modern
Iy equipped Opera House. The plsns
OF tho promoters cali for the erection
OF @ building to cost approximately
$4,000. with seating capacity of 100
to 1900. A commission for Q charter
will be applied for during tho week,
tho corporators being: DR.. Geo. E.
Coughlin. A. .. Farmer, j. n. Evano.
II. G. Townsend. DR.. j. F.. Wilson, C.,
J. Brock. L. B. Earle, II. f. Ligon and
Calhoun Harrie.
The now Opera House will be located
on North Main street. just block from
the public Rquare. The building will
be constructed along the lines Of the
Opera House in Macon, Ga, which ie
aaid to be one uf tHe beat in tho South.
The wov i 1T construction will begin in
q short time.
The erection of an Opera House large
enough to ccUinnUuate the better
class of shOws will be warmly welcom-
ed ny the theatre KOers of the city
The auditorium of the building will
also hn used to entertain conventions
and other gatherings. there being no
hall at present in tho city with suiti-
clcht seating capacity for IL luIge audi
c[lCe.
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Will Railroad be Constructed Across
Moantalas3

patty of Southern Hallway officials q
i-ft thas place Sunday morning for o
hu,seback trip over the mountains,
along the survey of the old Blue
hldge r0ads causes the keenest interest
,hefe. The party consists Of President
samuel Spencer Of the Southern, Mr.
HHslrfax T. AafrisaS, . director OF the
F. ays asyss, both Of WS'1es WSo@ apa ars aa9: ns
neo'ed With Southern in O hisS % ofii-
.'as capacity. Their itinerary 7s from
Naihaila e Clayton, Ga; thence to
etAoklin. ~ e.; and from that point
to Bushnell, Tenn. AZ BrsLnell.
which 10 the terminus Of q branch
line Of the Southern, ehS patty will
abandon their horses and take the
train for Now York. :,
No statement Of their intention OF
natural Inference is that they are tsE.
ing this means to determine the prac.
ttcabtiity Of o road across the noun.
tains. This has been one OF fhe
cherished dreams Of Anderson foc
more than q generation. and IL has
become almost q conviction that the
only power ever 70 bald such q line
VII be the Southern: chose interests
are 60 primarily involved In any pro.
When Cdi. A. Y. Andrews, ono OF
the Sonthe;n's vlce-presidsnis, waa
last year he said that he expected "a
live to ses the Blue Ridge extended
beyond Walhalla aud acrosa the noun.
tains. The new Issue OF bonds By the
Southern to the amount Of $500. 0.OO0,-
600. q part of which is Intended for
extension work, may tn. ~ that the
conetrnctton OF this great road ! 10 ito
begin tn the next year or 90. s2 !; Il IL:
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letter to W. r. Aaklsson.
Andersoa, s.. q.

Dear Sir: We saved 80 or $50 fox Mr..
;: ). Hall. shemelc, Pa; and dtdn'i
10y Icy IT, end ho didn't know it, aill eiser.
This TO bow. Five ySarp aao. ha ..ouos,s
lsaa'aas.oii TO naahS 90 esiiSns oy scs;ssn
eaa Easated ts ell on swo ho9aes. eIss
Aha9s sameaeg 10 beugis 20 sal.uas De
seS tSs sne came, eaa ha3 10 Galleaa Iefa
osvoo is weLsh "a or % q Raliog. pne.Sa
-. Yours truly,
80 =. W. UHvog @ Co.
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.:Slng;ng Conventions,

The Willismston Township Singing
Convention will meet with the Beaver
dam Baptist Church; on the: first Sun-
day In June at 10 o'clock q. IA. All
singers are invited to attend and bring,
/. s.. .R! A. Mulligan, Preeidsne. s.
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RaHaa TFla Raisa vie G. G. W. G. Rsgg.
way. Ai-.

To Augusta. Gs.--Aocount Nsv Gar
nivai. May clio, 1905. Round ssiy rasa.
ono dfss-elasD fare. plug 2S c5a.se. rsc,rss
go on aaie May z. 9 and for aFasns sehsd.
9lSa 20 arrive in Aug0ta hagoro woon OF
mSy sasa u waeh anal ssaags llzaie Nay Il,
40 GscssviIle, @. O.-Aeseans Gaasaya,
As9sHblY % ehe Pseabytasisn CbsrcI
la Unitsd Ssasas, EaY I2-a5. I90s. HSrnss
ZIP RATE, o2e frat eiasa gsRe, v,Ina o.
osnss. Tickets QnSale May "a. iSaSa rs
Hith anI Essuyn 1irnis Nay 81, 1895. ex.
Syss III Gas oy dspoass 0g tlskesa with Spse.
fec, OF ATTY cents as time OF danosit. a.,
extension Of hnsl linais to Juno Ig. 1a06.
may be obtained. - ~ ~ A'e'' ~
IoCaasanoosa,T ,Tenn..-Aooount South.
ern Hapt!ss Convention and AuxiIisgv
societies, May lo-l6, 1905. Rouud trip
Tickets M @ ON 'GsI aaie ss.1 faae; pias 2S cents.
with dual return limit ten DAYS In adj.
ston 70 dets Of sale, except that by de-
posie OF tickets with Snee!s! AGENT. Ctss-
tanoogn, and payment OF fee OF fifSy
cents et time OF deposit an exteusion or
nh,o,na the nnsi limit to June Is. 1906, msy be
Ernest williams.
General Passenger Agent.
A Yeung Mether. at 20. =. =,
my mother has suddenlv haa, ro.as
young at 20. Twenty years Of intenso
suffering from dyspepsia had entirsIv,
disabled her, until sig mouths ago.
when she began taking Electric Es;;:SS;:ya'
which have completely. ctred her and
restored the strength end activity she
had Ia tho prime Of life. !" writes Mrs. w.
L. Fitzpatrick, Of Danfortt, Nc. Great
est restorative mediocre on the Globe.
Sets Stomach, Liver esd Kidneve riei,t.
purihes the blood, nnLH cures Malsrie.
bt,iis9nsness 81, and Weaknesses. Wonder.
snl Nerve Touic: Price 500. Guaranteed
by Orr. Gray G. Co.'S. drug store. :. -
piratIng Folev's Hoaey and var. !. 4.
Foley q Co., Chioago, originated Hon.
| Sy a2d Tar as throat and lung repneilv-
| and on account Of the great naer,t and
popularity OF Foley's Honey and Tar
many limitations are offered for the Rantl.
inc: aas::,: These Worthless limitations have
! eimIar pounding names. Beware OF
ahem. Tns genuine FoIey'e. Honey and
| lar is IN ayellow package. Ask for it
aud refuse any sub5titute. It Ia Che bsst
remedy for coughs and coldss Evans
Phafmecy. -, = - = - :
| "Rlue Ridge HarroWs are ths bsut
Implements OF the kind manufactured.
They: are sold by Sullivan Hardware
MONEY TO LoAN-A few ...,..s,sard :,
dollars to lend on Land for clients, Ap-
ply 70 b. +. Martins AttoTney-at-I.aw.' ::
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. Do not forget chat DE- SETH AnuoLp',
gAa9AA 10 tho beat Known Earnofay TO,
Oh Bowel Complaints. Warran:ad b,
Wilbteo WiIhita and W. ne. Atkinson
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8, Do not forget chat Dm. eErxz AnnoLps
SsAL8AA 10 tho beas known Remedy fog
Oh Bowel Complaints. Warrau:od by
"iihtea 81 Wilhita and W. E. Atkinson.
FaH1oaa Strike Breakers.
The most famoua strika breakers in the
!and arc DR.. Kings New Life pills,
W hen nyer and bowels 90 OH strike,
they quickly eettle tho trouble. and the
purifying work goes light on. Beat ours @
ior constipation, headache and dizzinesa.
2'o at Orr, Gray q Co., druggist.
Photographic.
The old nan Snipes still makes the
beat Pictnren for the money. Frames
mace to order, any s'ze, at live and let
I'VE price. Fancy Pictures aud Glass
ior sale. 3O-tf
Made Happy for Life.
Great happiness came into the home of
3. @. Blair, school superintendent, st st.
Albans, w. Va, when his little daughter
was restored from the dreadful com
daughter had st. Vitas' Dance. which
yielded TO no treatment but grew steadi-
~ worse until as q last resort wa tried
Electric Bttters; and rejoio to saw.
three bottles Effected q complete oure.''
Qolck, sure cure for nervous debility.
Iemale Weaknesses, impoverished blood
and malaria. Guaranteed by Orr, GRAY
q Co.'S. drug store. Price sos.
"Blue RIDGE Harrows must be seen
aud used to be appreciated. This 10 the
most perfect Cotton Cultivator ever men.
ufaotured. Sold by Sullivan Hardware
kaDR.EY ski lDadE dEYQsVDyXE
98ekea @laasys and Bladder Rlshs
A Year OF Blood. ~.
The year 1908 will long be remembered
iu the home Of F. n. Tacket, of AlIinnce.
KY, as year Of blood; which flowed so
coptously from Dr.. Tecket's lungs that
death ueemed very near. He writes :
Severe bleeding from the lungs and q
frightf1l oongh had brought me at death'r
door, when began taking DR.. King New
Discovery for Consumption, with the as
tonishipg result that after taking four
bottles was completely restored and as
t1me has proven permanently onred.r
Guaranteed for sore Lungs, Coughs and
Colds, at Orr, Gray & Co.'S. drug store,
frice 300 and $l.OO. Trial bottle free. =:
Experienced travellers have found
great benefit by taking with them @ bot
tie OF pr. SETH ARNoLD's BALsAM. II
sudden changes OF climate. Wsrranted
by Wtlhite & White aud W. E. Atlrin-
son. ...- =, -:,I!'* : - - :
War Against Consumption. II
AL nations are endeavoring to check
the ravages Of consumption; The "white
plague" that claims 30 many victims
each year: Foley's Honey and Tai
cures coughs and cold perfectly and You
sre In no danger OF consumption. Dc
not risk your health oy taking some nm
known preparation when Foley's Honey
and Tar is cafe and certain In results.
Ask fur Foley's Honey and Tar and In:
sist upon having it. Evans Pharmacy. :;
Bey the hea4 Rnlldara' Hard ware rom
Sullivan Hdw. 20. -. n. :: ;55r:I:, '!1 :
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-10-26
Oct. 10
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE.
Oct. 10


Whereas, default has been made in the condi.
tons OF certain mortgage containing power
OF sale. given BY A. p. Lindquist and Augusta
LindQnist, husband and wife, mortgagore to
John Erlandsen, MORTGAGE. dated December 81,
lsO3 and filed for record in the ofice of the re-
gister OF deeds of Grant county, South Dakota.
on the Both day of December, A. D., l903 at IL 30
O'Clock, a. m, and recorded in book 62 of mort
cages, on page 20. mortgaging the following real
estate situated in Grant county, South Dakota,
to-wit: Lot ten (1O) in block ten Q0) in the
city of Miibank,
And Whereas, the nature of the default is the
failure on the part of the mortgagors to pay the
interest or taxes. or any part thereof, when said
interest and taxes became due. and have not paid
the came at the date of this notice, and
Whereas, the mortgage has declared the whole
sum due
Notice is hereby given. that said mortgage
shall be forecosed by the sale of the real estate
covered thereby, by the sheriff of said Grant
county, or his deputy. on the thrteth day of
November, A. d.. 1906, at two O'Clock p. m. of
that day at the front door of the court house, in
the city OF Milbank, In said county and state, to
satisfy an indebtedness of FIVE hundred ninety
four and 45-10O dollars, principal and interest,
with the sum OF eighty-fve and 9710O dollars paid
tor taxes and sewerage assessment making in all
elk hundred eighty and az 100 dollars which amount
ls now due on said mortgage, besides the costs
and disbursements and attorneys fees allow ed
by law.
Dated October IL. 1906
Ohm ERLANDsoN,
>. s. LoeKHART, Mortgage.
Attorney for Mortgagee,
Mllbank, South Dakota.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1906-10-26
PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CON
STITUTION OF THE STATE OF
SOUTH DAKOTA

That Section of Article II of the Constitu
tien be amended SO as to read as follt VS.:
Section l. The legislature shall provide for
annual tax, sufficient to lefray the estimated
ordinary expenses of the state for each year
not to exceed in any one year two mills on each
dollar of the assessed valuation of all taxable
property in the state to be ascertained by the
last assessment made Tor state and county pur-
poses. And whenever it ehall appear that euch
ordinary expenses shall exceed the income of
the state for such year, the legislature shall
provide for levying tax for the ensuing year,
sufficient, with other sources of income, to pay
the deficiency of the preceding year, together
with the estimated expenses Of such ensuing
year. And for the purpose Of paying the public
debt, the legislature shall provide for levyipg
tax annually. sufficient to pay the annual in
terest and the principal of such debt within ten
years from the final passage Of the law creating
the debt; provided, that the annual tax for the
payment of the interest and principal of the
public debt shail not exceed in any one year two
mills on each dollar OF The assessed valuation Of
all taxable property in the state, as ascertained
by the last assessment made for the state and
county purposes.
Provided, that for the purpose of establish
ing, installing, maintaining and operating q
hard fiber twine and cordage plant at the state
penitentary at Sioux Fails, South Dakota, the
Legislature shall provide for tax for the year
1897 of not to exceed one and one half mills on
each dollar of the assessed valuation Of All
taxable property in the ethte. AS ascertained nv
the last assessment made for state and county
purposes.
The above proposed amendment Will be voted
upon by the people at the general election to he
held IN this state on Tuesday, the 9th day Of
November, A. D. 1906.
The proposed amendment viii be printed upon
the ballot followed by the words:
s.Shall the above amendment to the con
stitution in relation to revenue and finance and
the establishment of hard fiber twiue and
cordage plant at the state penitentiary ut Sionx
Falls, South Dakota. be approved and ratified.
Immediately to the left OF which shall be
printed the words. Yes and '.No" each pre-
ceded by square in which the elector can place
q cross to Indicate his vote. Electors desiring Q
to vote "Yes' will place cross before The word
sYes', and those desiring to vote Mo- will
place cross before the word .sNo"
Which election will be opened at eight
O'Clock IN the morning and will continue open