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LOTS FOR SALE OR LEASE IN ALL
parts of the city. Call and get
prices. OLD DOMINION LAND
CO., Hotel Warwick building.
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WANTED-HOME SEEKERS TO
see the 7-room dwelling with bath,
and two lots we offer for $1,7OO. 90.
Easy payments. HELMS, MARYE,
BOYENTON & CHAPLIN. INC, Real
Estate, Insurance, Rents, Loans.
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WANTED--THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
| am again In the auction business,
and being the only licensed auction
Ger in the city, am now in posi-.
ton to do all kinds of auctioneering
Your patronage solicited Terms
moderate. w. J. PURYEAR. Auc-
tioneer. Office 2509 Huntington
avenue. 10-2-3m.
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FOR SALE-HANDSO KINGS
bury piano, comparatively new and
in good condition; cheap, as parties
are leaving city. For particulars
address piano" care Daily Press.
10-23-1t -
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WANTED - CLOTHES OF ANY
kind or description to be cleaned.
pressed, secured, dyed, altered or
repaired. Work the best. Prices
the lowest: satisfaction guaranteed.
THE HUB CLEANING C PRESS
ING CO., 211 33rd st. Cisz. 'Phoae.
22S. j. H. WHEELER, Prop.
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FOR RENT,

FOR .RENT-ONE LARGE FRONT
room on second floor, southern eX
posuFe. very desirable. 119 Thirty
third Street. 10-21-3t.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1906-10-24

FOR sALE-NEW LARGE SIZE
talking machine and one dozen 10
inch records, only S3G.50; former
price $4,000. THE GEO. d. HAMP.
TON PIANO CO., 210 2sth st.
10-19.tf
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

CANARY BIRDS. ST. ANDRES
burg Rollers, fine trained singers:
Hartz Mountain Canaries, good
singers, guaranteed; Purity Brand
Bird Seed. Gold Fish and Globes.
G. ALBERT LEM. 25O2 Jefferson
Ave-, next Jefferson Bank. If.
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WANTED BOARDERS AND LODG
ers. 21S Thfrtieth Street. 1O-21-6t.
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L. ADIE 8

l request the honor of all from
you. 1t will be my pleasure to favor
you in every branch of the business.
Will treat the scalp or curl .your hair
free for one month with every sham
poo.
Miss Ethel Irvine,
with
II. o. NICHOLAS HAIR Or 3EsSINc
PARLoRS,
203 9th st. Newport News. Va.
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WANTED-THE pRADE TO SEE
our large assortment Of horse blank
cts, robes, etc. MILLER e GLEA-
SON, Twenty-eighth street. 10-12-tf.
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TRANSFER COMPANIES.

OLD DOMINION BAGGAGE TRANS
fer; offices G. G o. Station. Phones.
Bell, Nos. 401 and 1876. Citz., No. r..
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REAL ESTATE ADVERTISING
Sometimes the Man Owns the House
and Sometimes the House
Owns the Man.
Owns the Man

Perhaps you bought that s'eNtra
house with the savings of many
years. When title passed TO you it
seemed that you had become d pretty
important sort of fellow, after long
waiting. 1t looked as though it
would be a nice thing to have a
steady income from a property, as
we'll as from your daily work. You
felt like a capitalisl-or like you
imagined a capitalist must feel
able to make other things besides
your w hands work for you. And
the thought that upon waking up
every morning you would be a little
richer than when you went to bed
was a very comforting one-afIer so
many years of the other feeling.
But there seemed to he something
wrong somewhere. The rent-in-
come Of the first three months was
swallowed up in repairs-then the
tenants moved out one fine morning
owing you a couple of months
rent. Taxes were due and payable.
The house needed papering and dec
Grating. a new leak in the roof
needed attention. You placed a
very pretty "To Rent plaeard in.the
window; but the possible tenant
walked down the next street when
he was in that neighborhood.
LII fact, your house had quit work
ing for you; aud you had commenced
working for it. You had quit managing
the house; and the house had begun
to manage you.
But, for the sake OF a "happy
ending to tins little fable. let us
suppose that n morning you
Evoke up" a wiser, if a poorer,
man. Let us suppose that, in o n
sideration of the money you mad
spent in making it a better house,
you concluded to raise the rate of
rent accordingly; and that you lost
no time in writing an effective sTc
Rent advertisement of that house
and sent it in to The Republican.
Let us assume that the possible new
tenant who had not been on tnat
street lately was a reader of the
classified advertisement-as he usual
ly is-and that he signed your lease
a few days afterwards.
And having had plenty of sexper-
%ience' as a landlord you may nov
expect to reap some of the..pro6ts.
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surplus at the end OF last ..month
was 81, 102. Cos, says a Washington
dispatch. Yet sl2, 600, COO has Leen
spent on public works this year,
mainly on Panama canal account. a
payment of more than $50, 900, 900 on
that great enterprise explains all but
an inconsiderable part OF the deficit
since May l, 1904. 1t is d good time
to look back over the financial rec
cord of the republicans since they re
sumed control OF the treasury nine
years ago, u period Including the
Spanish war. The years of deficit
during the nine years ending with
June so last give a total of S21l. 1885,
4S2 The years of surplus in the
same time have d total Of 1902. $780,
|Oe7. The net surplus since the re-
1871 ,O73, 605.
1t is a great showing when it is re-
memheIed that a war was fought with
Spain and one in the Philippines,
that a large payment was made to
Spain for the islands, and that $50,
600, 600 cash has thus far been
drawn from the treasury for Pana.
una expenditures. During nearly all
these years the Dingley tariff has been
in operation. Its practical wisdom
has been abundantly proved in war
and peace, in an era Of remarkable
territorial and industrial expansion,
and of great public undertakings.
1t is easy to stand pat on such re-
suits. Government expenses increase
continually, but the Dingley tariff
has kept up with the demands and is
bringing in mole revenue this yeal
than the treasury officials predicted.
The war taxes were repealed so long
ago that they are almost forgotten.
Republicans can point with honest
pride to their government balance
sheet.
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Mr.. Hubbard to Remain.

Sioux Falls Argus-Leader The
Baptists OF the state have been noti-
fed by Rev. w. FL. Hubbard that it
will be impossible for him to accept
the position of state superintendent
OF Baptist Missions the first OF April.
Some weeks ago Rev. Hubbard came
to South Dakota from New York for
the purpose Of succeeding Rev.
Shanafelt who will give up the work
the first of the month. 1t is with
re sret that Rev. Hubbard makes the
announcement, but failing health
makes the step compulsory. 1t was
known when Rev. Hubbard came to
South Dakota that he was greatly
run. down by hard work for a number
of years, but it was hoped and ex-
pected that the change from the east
to South Dakota would prove bene-
fetal. This hope has failed. Rev.
Hubbard will leave in the near future
for Pougbkeepsie, N. Y, where he
will take a long rest. The Baptist
people ..are now casting about for
some suitable man to take the place
OF Rev. Shanafelt.
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MAIL ORDER HOUSE FAILS
Dash Buyers Union, a Catalogue
House, Forced to Retire by
Reason of Failure.
Reason of Failure

Yankton Press and Dakotan Ca
zette: In the Merchants Trade
Journal for March is "A brief men
ton Of the failing of a mail order
house, which is full OF significant
tidings for retailers and mail order
patrons alike. The failed house is
that Of the "Cash Buyers Union,,'
a catalogue house that para6ed
Itself MS dividing it's profits with it's
customers. and (which even went so
far as to sell stock in the c to
farmers who .patronize them. TIE
failure brought out some queer
things, as in the list o. creditors
were a number of we'll known whole
sale houses, who sell the retail trade
all over the country. 1t puts these
firms in Il very unenyiable light, as
it shows them not only selling to
Yankton merchants for instance, but
also sells the Yankton.- merchants
customers. 1t was surprising there
fore to sec in the list such am as
j. V. Farwell, Carson, Pierre-Scott
Co., Reid, Murdoch Co., Lyon &
Healy, and many other houses with
whom Yankton merchants have had
trade relations for many years. The
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Candidate for Treasurer.

10 the Voters and Taxpayers of
Dawson County: l am a candidate
Cor the Office OF county treasurer,
having been deputy treasurer during
the first term of q. b. Kelsey, and
also special deputy during the first
three months OF the first term OF
the present treasurer. | ann we'll
acquainted with the character and
amount of work to be done in said
office, and l hereby pledge myself
that il | am elected | will Discharge
the duties of treasurer for the salary
fixed by law, the same as was done
during both times when / was
deputy treasurer and as has been
cone for several terms previous
without extra expense to the tax
payers of the county, which would
be a saving OF 5000 from the expense
OF the present term, and l would
ask the support OF all who would de-
sire the most economical administra-
tion of..public affairs.
~
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Note. TO owner nefor. Tax Deed
State of South Dakota. County of Dawson. S

State of South Dakota. County of Dawson, SIS.
The state of South Dakota Sends Greeting to
Mrs. ThOmasS s. Pierce and Mrs. Edward ID. Pierce.
November. "A D., 1903 the then Treasurer of said
County OF DAWSON exposed for sale, and sold the
following Real Estate. to-wit: Lots four and five
in Block one in Driving Park Addition to the
town. now City of Mitchell. Dawson County. in the
state of South DAKOTA, for the taxes tor the year
1907 then due and delinquent thereon; that at
sad time and place the tnen Treasurer of said
Dawson County. bid the amount of said
taxes, interest and cost, due thereon. ami
certlflcateS. OF sale were issued to said Dawson
County and were since then duly assigned to
Lewis Shuster who is now the awful owner and
holder OF the Certificates OF purchase therefor,
and that the right OF redemption Will expire and
a deed for said land will be made. unless redemp-
tlon from such sale be made within sixty DAYS
from the date OF completed service OF this notice
on you. LEW S SINISTER.
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CAUSES OF FAILURES
An Instructive Analysis of the
Causes Leading to Last Years.
Business Failures.

Chicago Tribune: Last year 1867
individuals, firms and corporations
engaged in legitimate mercantile oc-
equations in this country suspended
business and failed to pay their
detts The number seems large.
considering that 1905 was a year of
general prosperity, but it is small
when N considers that there we're
1852 ,947 concerns in business in the
United States.
Fraud is one OF the constant causes
OF commercial failures, but it is far
from being the principal one. Fraud
never can be got rid of, but it does
not appear to be making any head
way. In 1902 the percentage of fail
ureS aScribed to that cause was lO.l.
In 1904 it was S.6 and in 1905 it was
81. IL any reliance can be placed on
percentages the commercial..world is
not permeated with dishonesty. The
public, which has read so much
about grating in. high places, in
politics and grand finance, may take
comfort in the thought that dishon-
esty is not rife among the average
business lei OF the country.
Only four of last, years failures
we're due to speculation. That does
not prove that speculation is rare
among lnen engaged i'm commercial
occupations. Probably there are
many OF them who are more or.less
speculative, but only four got
caught. If there had been a panic
or a sharp depression in values the
number OF failures due to speculation
would have been much larger.
Incompetence and lack Of capital
are the chief causes of bankruptcy
today, as they have been from the
beginning. To them 57.S per cent OF
last years failures are ascribed.
The man who has exceptional bust
ness ability can make a start with
practically no capital and score a
success. Men OF only average ability
who ale handicapped by the lack of
adequate capital are likely to go to
the wall, even when general comuer-
cial conditions are favorable.
OF the failures of 1905. 2,42s were
due to Incompetence. Those failures
cost creditors $40. 600, 900, that being
The difference between assets and
liabilities. The failures due to fraud
We're less expensive, the loss to credit
ols being a little oyer s 5000, 600. 1t
is business incapacity rather. than
dishonesty against which creditors
should be on their guard.
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OBITUARY

Charlotte A. Iiumes was born
January Is, 1899. in Witford, Mon
roe County, Michigan. Her girl
hood life vas occupied in securing an
education in the town, in which her
parents resided. until about the age
OF IS years, when she united in mar
riage with Hamilton Everett. Four
children were the fruits of this union,
Ralph, Charles, Addie and Clara L.
st the breaking out Of the civil
wal her husband enlisted. leaving
her with four small children on the
farm which they owned. Only two
short months passed when the sad
news came OF her husbands death.
i he widow, with her family, lived OBJ
the farm and i'm the year 1872, April
10, she united in marriage with Gill
bert CropseY. Three children were
the fruits of this union, Bert ".
Fred c., and Edward N.
In 1883 the husband was stricken
with death and also the daughter
Addie.
The mother with the six children
moved to Maquoketa, jackson county,
Iowa, where she resided. In the
meantime she united with the Meth
odist Episcopal church uf that place,
living a devout Christian woman
until her demise. March 20, 1890,
she united in marriage with Hiram
Stephenson. 10 1901, she with her
husband, moved to Dakota, settling
in Dawson county near Emsley.
She leaves six grownup children be-
side a kind and loving husband, hel
age being Sc years 1 month and q
days. -
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summons.
State of South Dakota. County of Dawson, SIS
In Circuit Court, Fourth Judicial Circuit.
Clarence ]. Warfield, Plaintiff,

oidrehce y. Warleld, Plalnt1ff,
VS..
John X. Boise. John H. Goldman. Henry Parry
A.. futile. Elijah Stevens, f A. BIdWell. me
County of Dawson, South Dakota, S. j. Allen. and
r.. Il. BoWdle and Amanda BOwdle as heirs at
law OF A. NJ. Bowdle, deceased. and Amanda
BoWiie as Administrative of the estate of A.. NJ.
boWdle. deceased. the unknown creditors of A.
John X. Boise, deceased; the unknown creditors
or Johu i. Goldman, deceased; John H. Boise,
Eva A. Wing, Clara E. Hart, Bessie Boise, as heirs
OF JOhn 4. Boise, deceased: John II. Boise, Her
man We. Hart, as executors of the estate of
!ohn X. Boise, deceased; Matthias Goldman and
Mace Goldman. as heirs of John II. Goldman,
deceased; the unknown executors OF John II.
Goldman, deceased and all unknown persons
claiming any title to, interest in. or lien upon the
premises herein described. Defendants
State OF South Dakota sends greeting:
Iothe above named defendants:
You are hereby summoned and required to gus
Wer the complaint OF the plaintiff which was lied
In the office of the clerk of this court at the court
mousse In DAWSON county, south Dakota. on the
18th day of October. 1905, and which prays for n
udgment quletlng the title to. and the determina-
tloi OF all adverse claims against the premises
aeScrlDed IN the complaint are situated
IN said county OF Dawson ara described as fol
section thirty 800, township one hundred two
u02l, range sixty (60}, west of tina 9Th p. NJ, rayi.
son county, south Dakota. and to serve a copy Of
your answer TO saldcomp'ain on the undersigned
at MS Office In the city of Mitchell. DAWSON
county. South Dakota. within thirty days after
exclusive of the day of service and If you fail to
answer said complaint within that time. the
pialntlff vii. apply to the court for the relief de-
manded In the complaint.
To-. SPANG Err,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
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Advertised Letters.

The following is the list of letters
remaining uncalled for in the Mitchell
postotfice at the close of the week end
ing Mar. IA, 1906:
Briggs. Mrs. j.. W..
Brown, Mrs. j. T..
Day Brothers.
Green, 6. III.
Gorham, Mr.. Lon.
Ingram. W. e.
Matthew, Miss Olive
Moore, 81. G.
Mentzer, VIM. Theodore 81.
Ray, Miss Eula
Raynor, Mr.. d. w.
Richard, w. A. hsa.
Smith. Mr.. Ross
Stuart, Mr.. Emery
Whiting. Mr.. Il. p.
When calling for the above please
say ssadvertised.' If not called for
in two weeks they will be forwarded
to the dead letter office.
I'll. T.. Bras, P. M.
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Souc. TO owner ".,vr. Tax Deed
State of South Dakota, Dawson county, SIS.
The state OF South Dakota sends greeting to

The state OF South Dakota sends greeting to
s. NJ. Elwood.
A. o., ls3,t lie then treasurer of said county OF
Dawson exposed for sale, and sold the following
real estate. to-wit: Lots seven ca and eight
(S) In block one () in Driving Park addition to
the town. now city OF Mitchell. in Dawson coun-
W. In the State South Dakota, for the taxes for the
year 1902, then due and delinquent thereon; that at
said time and place the then treasurer of Dawson
county. South Dakota, bid the amount OF said
taxes, interest and cost, due thereon and that the
certificates of sale therefor were issued to said
Dawson county, and we're since then duly
assigned to Lewis Shuster. who is now the
lawful owne- and holder of the certificates OF
purchase therefor, and that the right OF redempe
ton will expire and a deed for said land Will be
made, unless redemption from such sale be made
within sixty days from the date of completed ser
vice OF this notice on you. LEWIS HUSTER.
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so,,c. to owner n.,or. Tax Deed

State of South Dakota, county of DAWSON, IS.
The state Of South Dakota sends greeting to
Miller and Clancy.
November, A. D., 1903. the then treasurer of said
county of DAWSON, exposed for sale, and sold the
and twelve. III block two. and lots nine and ten
III block one, all IN Driving Park addition to The
town, now cit! OF Mitchell, DAWSON county, South
Dakota, for the taxes tor the year 1902, then due
and delinquent thereon; that at SAID time and
place the then treasurer OF said Dawson county,
Dld Tie amount OF said taxes. interest and cost.
que thereon and the certificates of sale therefor
were issued to saiu Dawson county and we're since
duly assigned to Lewis Shuster, who is now the
lawful owner and holder OF the certificates of
ton viii expire aud a deed for said land will be
m de. unless redemption from such sale be made
within sixty days from the date OF completed ser
Vice OF this notice on you.
LEWIS sHusTEl.
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failure shows these houses practical
ly engaged in selling Yankton mer-
chants and their customers as we'll.
There is food for Thought IN tie
smash and no doubt the farmer who.
bought stock in the concern will
have his eyes opened along some
lines.
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Teachers Examination.

The next regular county teachers
examination will be held in the
court house on Thursday and Friday,
March D aId %. beginning at 8
O'Clock a. m
E j. Quigley, Superintendent.
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CONFERENCE
Baptist Preachers OF the State VIII
Gather in Mitchell Next Mon
day for Short Conference.

An Important evangelistlc confer
ence has been arranged to be held in
Mitchell on Monday, Tuesday and a
part Of Wednesday next week, which
will be attended by the Baptist
preachers of the state. and the sub
jects to be discussed relate 10 evan
gellsm. The sessions will be held in
the Baptist church, the first to oc-
cur Monaay evening. While there
will be a good representation of the
pastors OF the churches uf the state
the services of DIR. O. A. Williams,
of Minneapolis, have been engaged
for one of the principal addresses.
The conference will be conducted
under the direction of Rev. w. III.
Hubbard, OF Huron, who is the new
missionary agent for the Baptist
church, taking the place made vac mt
by the resignation of DR.. L. NJ.
Shanafelt.
A very cordial invitation is ex-
tended to Christian workers to attend
and participate in the discussions of
all the sessions. The following. is
the program which has been arrang-
ed for the conference:
MONDAY, MARCH 10.
400 Meeting of the. Executive Com
mittee.
7:a0 Sermon, Rev. O. A. Williams.
ID. ID Minneapolis.
TUESDAY, MARCH 20.
Morning Session.
900 Devotional Meeting Rev. w.
e. Adams, Montrose.
9:3O Exposition, 2nd.-, Corinthians
5 :2O-2l, President E. f. Jordan, d.
d Sioux Falls.
$3.50 Discussion.
...1O:lO Qualifications and Equip
ment for Evangelism. Rev. G. f.
Bronson, Aberdeen.
1925 Discussion.
lO:45 The. bible as a Factor in
; EVANGELISM, Rev. Q. N. Patterson,
Parker.
IL 200 Discussion.
:, IL 20 Question Box and Confer
ence, Rev. w. Fl. Hubbard, State
Evangelist. -
ll:50 Waiting Upon God. -
). Afternoon Session.
200 Devotional Service, Rev. l..
w. Ross, Arlington.
!. Evangelism, Rev. Geo. E.. Morphy.
Brookings.
PAS Discussion.
3:05 Prayer as a Working Force
in the Light Of Scripture, History
and Experience. Rev. II. r Best,
Sioux Falls.
500 Discussion.
. $40 The Personal Element in
, Evangelism, Rev. Swaney Nelson,
Big Springs.
1855 Discussion.
4:l5 Question Box and Conference.
Rev. ". II. Hubbard, State Evange-
list.
4:45 Waiting Upon God-Waiting
for Power.
500 Adjourn.
Evening Session.
1880 Sermon, Rev. W. Fl. Hub
bard, State Evangelist.
WEDN ESDAY, MARCH 81.
Morning Session.
900 Devotional Service,..Rev. j.
w. Allen, Spencer.
9:3O Hinorances to Evangelism
Within the Church. Rev. f. e. Hud-
son, Huron.
9:45 Discussion.
1000 Cooperation in EVANGELISM,
Rev. T. M. %Shanafelt, d. D., Cen
eral Missionary.
1915 Discussion.
1890 Some Factors Essential to
Success i'm Evangelism, Rev. e. FL.
Hubbard, State EVANGELIST.
IL 100 Discussion.
11:30 Conference and Prayer.
A1iOurnmop
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Not.c. to owner n.for. Tax Deed

State OF South Dakota. county OF DAWSON, So.
The state of South Dakota sends greeting to
Edward ID. Pierce.
You are hereby notified that on the 21d day of
November. A. D.. 1903, the then treasurer of said
county of Dawson. exposed for sale. and sold the
eight (S), in block two (2) in Driving Park
Addition to the town, now city of Mitchell, In
for pasi the t aSes'f Tor n the h year sea1e 1902. I them due peka and
delinquent thereon; that at said time and place
the then treasurer of DAWSON county. South
Dakota. bid the amount OF said taxes, interest
and cost, due thereon and that the certificates of
sale therefor were issued to said pavi-
son county, and were since, duly assigned
10 Lewis ShuSter, who is now the lawful owner
and holder ofthe certificates of purchase therefor.
and that the right of redemption will expire and
ton from such sale be made within sixty days
from the date of completed service of this notice
on you.
LEWIS SINISTER
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Notice.

Parties wanting land wes1 of tie
Missouri river will do we'll to cores
pond With W.. M. Lewis, Stearns p.
o., Stanley Co.. S. ID. Choice re-
linqu ishments Also do locating
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The Republican Surplus Again.

For the fiscal year that began
lilly j last the government receipts
NH nov ahead OF expenditures. The