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600. with which direct That q piece
Of 1ewelry be bought for his da4a ter.
Olga. do I fliH, not because i do not
love DlgA deafly,s but becatlss she has MI
the money which will 4 conduoe 10 {h l,''s
PEOPLE IN KEYsv1LLE.
Many Will Spend Summer Oh
Account Of Curativc Waters. (

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(speu,Al I'd The T!lnea-D lapatoh.)
KEY sv1LIfS, VA, Jtine a. MANY new
and strange faces nre sect, on the strsss 81
every day, and the hotels and 8bonrdt1g-
houses are taxed for room, ia. Ell, tertnln
the Visitors. The waters Of the ISeysvllle
iTonie SPRINGS are attracting II attention
from A1l soetions Of tic country. on tin-
count Of their wonderful curative and
tonic prpneEtles, 55Sg4sii. "A al jls E n
g Dfr. Leslie ~ young, ani family, or
fRiclinnnd are among the latest arrivals
Mlss Grace PHI lipa and NJ \, 4 nl1rll n.
Overly, Of 17lchtnot,d, ii are spend g aQnle
time It'll Mr. and Mrs.. G. A. II unit q. at
their hpsptable home, on King Street
n Mr.. ], g. atkitls and family and Mrs,
DR.. Armstrong. OF South Boston, are Viz
q CAPTAIN i. II. Williams and family, Of
lRichmond, arc ron a visit to pr. b. Y.
Gregory. rs II 81 u " n \,
4 Miss Jennie Lewis 81 Manchester, VIII
;srend the summer Wit II Miss a Ina Yln1.
IA Miss Bessie Houston, the head trained
lr,urse Of TIC Memorial Hospital, Rtch-
srrond, 4 who has been on q Walt to- her
father, Major. r. r. Houston,s chief en-
igineer OF tile Underwater Railroad. Z. re-
turned to tho hospital yesterday. where
she will be opera ted on for appe ndicl Us;
sg Mr.. j @. Penn, Of&Danv sIeiul
some Cine With Mrs. q sA 4: Hunt 4.
Memorial Hospital last week, whore he
was s,locessfulry operated on for apperrs.-
ttiicitis, \,
M Miss Louise Spencer, prinelnn q the
Virginia Homo School, and Miss sPattle
;Osborne arc Quite siok oh have train
ca nurses, ana their many friends hope p
for their recovery. VI " sI.si
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IL s HWY \ \. ~ L

eains Lsays \ y q S Il.
y t,eo As N, u. 1aytd 81. 4hsuhaA
s,s "A, II. --pa iy44-A Main 81 q TAsuasaa
7iso nay H'lbA.s rtsdss l.g
$40 A. III. u byrd u ThfoAs u.
IL Us noon wesk Days ira 81. Thfoush.
400 3, MI. Week i,s .1,srd a.
#5;os p. n. --t,ally. Ain NJ. NJ IA sss
$40 z. N Week. Day thlana n 49, ~
$40 II. ii. Dali VIA st Through. ss
Z rains hysarS:
e4o A. AlWssk shlans
\ .ao ~. Week II Byrd ri. yrsds
4, 1uItg acootnfnoda q on.
ssS As NJ DAILY Byrd 81 81 Througn: XII
II 800 Az N Week Days ~ Thfcs
8sI. 81 Sf.-- 19sptl siali. III rh.ous "
6i0 Z, Myrsek ThAt
so6 +. 81 faIsssss ~.
4 ;so T N Main I st. THROUGH IA Sss vi.
.,Ne5TE-Pu Imam Sleeping OF r arl6tS CARR y Il
Gil ahoYe s
mond y y ;eQ week and local Accomss
. alme. e er,iysls ana rt,,rss aad eons. Al
p. y Nv WI q 81 1A u
Asst to Preat elen,l. aapt! ~ ~ n sfsaslss
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IL LEAVES IGsFORTuNE. 81
Will Of Presidents Uncle Filed
for Probate.
Especial 5to5The Times ispatch,l

Especial to Tho Timesvp ispatchl
YoRk lyme no.s2yo ,;Iphs Tl 81 ttbhe e
President, copy Of which had pre-
yiousy been filed in New York county,
faTa, At hiysTheaa, ;ooI Friday q The No
H e b ee worth several raj ons OF II dollars
no the executors, john ~. and Robert
sse aRa KanynH E rsf ha
ia M Manae s. iiakhaFdt Tor iife. Ken
imoeiys kise Income (. from ts0, 900 Until
thirty years old when each Oh Il sto have
% One Y' BART 81 the resldpe or the estate
goes to John b. Roosevelt. one to Robert
b. Rooseyelt, and one-t hlrd to daughter,
lii iii RoIsrt p, !, Rot'seyeN should die
before the testatop Mi share As to 90
ia h any + lid on CHI! dten OF his present
piarglRga tn Va I5alnsrl sxfsi't 8 !.
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REDUCTION ON COAL. s
Norfolk Now Has A d1,valntagee' OF q
& ..S " " IS baltimore On Fuel. SaBi

(spectal to The lime n epatt eeh, tffs
8 NORFOLK, Az June n 1T - 10 q orr
folk and Western Railway has annop e !
"a reduction In freight oharg res B on e Z,
for manufacturing purpnses fs fro q me
Poeahontas fields to- orfolk efteotlVe
IJulvNs 1st The pr es ents Il freIght 'srate . IL
s1.Go a tom. It will be reduced to 81. 45.
This reduot ion, It L Il expected 81 III not
only stimulate manu- featuring here, but
sit Is estimated that "a vii save to the
factories now here $50 900 r,nall The
5reductlo gives Norfolk ~ slight; ady an
tage over Bal timore Il in the matter ma OF
"a tes On coal for rnanufac turing purnose's.
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Educational Rally
llsnajc, h AZ sThe .Tlnes- Ii spateh:l

II fsnecial atossThe Tlnes-D sIatoh:
KTYsVIETE,TrV I, III eS p - The ed II
ca tionaf rail- which was hold here IN n
athe interest OF ashigh school was q sue ~
cess. plans for the building and y fur
snishings were presented and met with y
approval Of all the irons Of the sct1ools
The state Board has promise an apl'fe-
spriatlon. e, !.
Watkins, Commonwealth It'll g y ttorne .,ot
SCharlotte Courthouse 81 Professor 4 r ffin.
and / others. IS Mr.. w tkln 8 spoke Ct the
Importance ot q pre- IA ton Of boys and
Girls for co exc. S nh e! i cha Is assured,
and over one hundred and seyentyyyfflv'nes
pupils promised " " III II on Ill 5&ss
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WOMAN STARVED md
TORTURED. Girl WARD |!||
Used Scissors and Knives in In
!. flicting Injuries, and Is
Convicted.
(special to rhe fimes-p ispateh,l

8,.77 NSVeCIuF sN494''S S7FF a
PEORIA, ILL, June 2i,--Mrs, Mary u
mckinney, wife o. q wealthy banker,
ana leading society woman of Aledo,
Was found guilty an the Ciss'ult Court
Yesterday Of cruelty to her ward, Stella
Grady, Chicago va "a Opted by tho
/ Punishment was Axed by the jury at
Two wears iii the penit ten tiary. it5 VI
The Jurors also found that Mrs. Nc
kinney, since the crime IN 1901, had be-
Ncome insane. W. 81 " 81 W y,
A counsel for the defense declare thlt the
verdict 10 contrary TO the II laws 'ps 1ne
lrsyIaenca showed that TIM body OF the
Youupg girl wak covered With SCARF Walsh
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STOCK BROKERS,
!. GEO. Il I KING 8 co !,

.11o4A p, Main ST., RlehmoHd, Va,
STOCKS, COTTON AND GRAIN.
Fractional Lots p Speciality, n
Close Attention to Qut'ofs Town Accounts.
PRIVATE WIRES. s3
NEW YORK, a cAao, NEW ORLEANS
western Union Branch IN our office,
stock Ticker Ia cpatamsf's Hoon,
Nembers-
Rlchmond Grain ana Cotton Exchange,
Strangers whiting The city are iRyred
Ia MAKO our olnca their headquArters.
ana have IaaN and wires sent IN avn asFA,
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Profitable Chinatown.

st The h penple of ssn 4 r ancisc Co he We be-
gun B to disco over that chinatown WAS q
i d1sfT'a4 sssW
My,on the az Qua a. worlds curiosity
Han'ce III viii be diftloult ther. to sun
press Chinatown or tolf Improve u much
What the tourists n exam! NED 5di onen-
r ram, hat would he o&reIn nr!ne
cause Of $proflt ahla Il cir n,slty,. ltru y!
lie not going tof e lone with thu, new san
Francisco M Inn eapolis journal,
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Che pleake Oh 3 {.

Cincinnati, slndlanapo.ls q. Louis.
go, Lpu,svllls III, N aphyl lila NsynRh u ASH
100 7, y. ana 10 r; n.
esthonnd Local II ralnal nm;
so Az Al. daily and b.ls =. a,jwssE sday
\ Newport eWs, Norfalti s and Qld RalNss
300 and 100 n WIZ
! Local for Newport News and Old sllSlnesI
7H "A. and ioo I;
ames liver IL = Incl
Arrive A4alpe 4ilq from ,eSti ~ U
; g i " n : g J, n FL
rs i'd n NJ. & anes Rivers - 10 AK. n.
n, (sDaily: EEL g sunday ssisJs,
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| Z, Air Line Railway,

Ssouthbound STralns leave Rlc hplon oal!ys
$50 = g; e Z Nor ma Ras's Z
a,ao,P SM.-ThroughES leepers and Goaehtsi Ht.ss
ianta, Birmlp ham. Sa va ~
IA "a M s1Through coaches and sleepere 49,,
80 annah. Jaoksonv. a MAJ
T bound X ra 10 Arrive RIG hploNd Daily,
10 a. NJ, t;6l 9.tS q
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RRlnhmondapd Petersburg Electric Railway

"! cara 7leaye corner % Of Seventh "a and
Streets Manchester every hour Zen shc
from e n aIs.' e Sax,s
Cars leave Petersburg. foot ct sysasmoySssE,,
Street, every hour from 6,as AZ. NJ 20 " n
HI Last onr.S 81, LsEatted car 3ll s.s
N. daily, except sunda 1. I, ,,5S
All cars ffom Petersburg
imrnd cars. a...s,.s',lsz.;g
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that oats at. the prevail ling level are me tNf,
CHEAPEST property In the grain mo- lSFel,
Provisions

The, rherc is. increasing bearishness dns the
provisions !. market, due to q big run 2! q
hogs and a slackened demand far pF od 1
II IA tie noneensuso OF view arnong traders
lthat prices are too high TO bacs'aintalned
,if,the movement con tinpcR. Il Z n vate sestl-
mates have 1t there has been ar = increase
OF 600 pounds q RIBS ana 1sv :, "
ma TIA u tic total would reach 52 l0o eco
tierces before August 1st- Tota ~ packs
inE to date is nearly q half million over ''is
last year. n h, 4 s., nj III lis III
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were made by Mrs, Nc kinney, sWho lused
scissors, forks, knives and sticks OF stove
wood as weapons, "a 8 " yl NJ n ils
These torturea, with starving, were con :;
tnued for eleven month before the child
was rescued. n .l .s5 u ll}S rs y, Al
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Fl 10 j provide for the seonstruction OF "a
va ters1 filtration plant; tina! Comm tee on
Finance iii a. 81 tho City Council sof tho city
Mangheste9E ,aSs u geso a lon
10 advertise for,sand receive sealed bids
81 !, the S20, 900 "a per cent. couppn con-
yertIble bonds having thlrty-f years
to run ana da ted ] uly Il 1900. ttsl s ~
The bonds will be Issued In denomlna..
tons Of $500 and will beas date as OF
July /. 1905, hut Will be sold with &C.
viii he ready for delivery on hat day,
f Sealed bids for the above will be re-
ceiyed at Tho office Of the 81 ty Treasurer
S ~ s 9 o .al. Fl II Eaaay 1uly g
iii Thos tammlttsesssoa VIII meet
at tic Council .chalnbap.. Atss o'clock F: M.
Of that 2dayEto sopeh1 and consider the BIDS y
Tho Fight Ito reject any Or all bids is
engraYsdr under the supervision Of. and
certified gR to gem igeness, By the United q
States Nor 60 and Trust Company, o.
For further rformatto ion apply "a. j. ",
,nronaugh, VJr. Urea ter. Manchester.
Va. s, y, w, IaRoAAHSI ~ yr.,
III Eyii NIX S'Tf a City Treas
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Am msl's.,' ssr, ce 9Regs, 81 SO
AAim ANS rica AFF ehe' sak sr.:. sisS
Amer. cdr aud Foundry. ?, 5AAoo 4.
Amsy tsna aoi Ro vi; s,4&
Amsslsa', tfsttsn 4}l| ps
smReltl ps
American Sinel ting i'r. 9 500 SS5s,
Amsiiea ams s|sel s sapR rs
IA mar. Steel Foundry, pr. ,l90 ~ e.
American .Tobnc eco. pr =, GO0 .3f 81
haIfIn,Gre cGn ma 80
&, 'sn @o o 81 ] $ $S
4 Chesa neake and Il Ohio. =, NV s9i53
4 1,,H c,,Yi q, and st Il Isouis. 500
& Colorado ,Fuel b and y Iron. .11b. gO
i conaolldated das !, 1o, soo 1S;s::
q Fed Ailn;.Iand sInelt, PR. Z ; 3oo 5 !,
!; Gen moral Chem Co, pr! 9.s i.90o 4tsSl
Internal tonsl "a pc q, \, ~ ~
81ntcrna Iona Pa pc 40. Pr q e ~
u louisville. and Na shvill.e.. ~ s sn WI
e NAHhvllle ana 9Nt!d tlAist. ~ Ho1 rs Z
q Norfolk and wv stern bS,eW as,t
y Norfolk and Westeyns pr. \, l loo Il.
eNorthern&F Pat Ia G w w ss M:
:PonnaYlvania& IsA rn1 81 10 tQ IS;
Pressed Steel 5oo n 81
isPiillniAn III r. lac Ctl Y. 2e
RaIl%ayy ssE tsI 5sSbslnss,i {(,5
RReaaInns,
saa'1)|E q -, Fl; n 5@
Republic Land stil u ~ ~ s i.E
i Roc X Islatld zt,S etse
Y Rock Island p J. Mg
Sloaa- Shelf !. s. and 1... ~
II Southern PA flcl 5.., ~, eo1
4 Southern Pnci no. NJ. ~, sD 8s5ts]]
\ Southern Railroad S,.....,.. 4h, w
Y Southern Railroad. pr. ,l0o #53 .
Y Tennessee Coal and Iron. S,gD VIII III J
uplon i, Pacifc q. ~ 2ssii
Union Pa nc. II Er, ,.,.,,., 81 aa
4 us. Cast iron r, and F. 2,9Oo s u
~. s. @. F. and III, pr j, 5 IN a. 3s
4 United states Ruhbe ,M
I Z. q. "A Rubber, 1st pr...... ~ s5
~ q. rubber, I'd nr. ~ ~ 3Sgf
Y IInitad States Il Steel ,,...,,42 III, ~ 3g$.
United Stntea steel, PR. G.. SO @5
4 Virginia Car. Chemtc cal 4.s4
Va Car. Chemical pr,siiss S@o 555sl
a Va. Iron G. and C;..,.f M IN II x
West, Maryland ....;. NV sy
Vest. Union Telegraph. ~
sales for the week, 5,aSos' go sha Z
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.A.T / / lTI G & OAST va

EFFECTIVE MA Yt17T H ff15ysf..at
Trains leave Rich pupd dally Al !. 4. n
F For Nerfaik' s;e
For NJ and y 70 a n AIN; q !:
100 and II 40 n ".
Nor Godshoro and Fayetsa 9. ~ T.!
3s.lo:4s and lilo 100 I'M I'M
and "a 80 r.
y Thine az arrivals and # lures and
tons not Guara =, . 81 I, is K
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MARKETS---F INANCIAI.
THE STOCK MARKET or THE WEEK
(Frnm tho Now York Evening Post o. saturdny,)&
Arock EXCHANGE $TRANsACTtoNs. A5lits55 3iJ8

AT0cK EXCHANGE #TRANsAc7loNs
~
an; ,Iss .g |s ,sIsss ss .
s8a.SE$ art4E srouk MARkET TIL W1Ek d, .,E
u e
RaINay andm
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NkszzW \ A6 j j I'll i |

lS ONLY A1I-RA LIN ~ TO NC RypI.l s2s
Y Leave Byrd ST Station. RI ehmond pAilEi s
In affect May n. lss.
# FOR NORFOLK e ;0o "A. a., = 49, n
$40 n, y,
II FOR LYNCHRURG III the M IT v. ana ne
souTHWEsTi las n .,,S y 10 ,oon, sie
F. NJ pullman Pa nd q Steep ssAss:
Cafe Dining cars, Ira na arrty dall Ri
Nprtolls g thu III
"a, MI. los III NJ, so ss III
Office S3s 3. Nal st FlYer; ~
,t88t nj
W.. y. BEvlLL fBOSLE xsa,s
NJ Gen. Pass. gent. p st.s FasagAk s9sss
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TsEALED Pa PosAls

IS On SALE sac ooo CITY OF y MAN
W SATHThi ESii1.T HA,r1eo,N R ses
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AIilhank.

On account OF The death w, b, Sanders of
the Merchants bank OF this city. Il special
meeting of the directors has been held. Mrs
w b. Saunders was appointed director TO
I'LL the vacancy caused by the death OF Mr..
Saunders. f. Ii. Benedict was appointed
cashier and PhilC. Saunders assistant cashier
The new cashier, Mr.. Benedict, has been with
the bank for twenty one years and has the
entire confidence OF the community. Phil
Saunders, the assistant CASH ~ abs also been
with the bank some time and gives promise
of developing the successful business qualities
that were characteristic of his father
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SALE OF INHERITED INDIAN LANDS

SALE OF INHERITED INDIAN LANDS
SiSSeton Agency, 5. Oak
The public IS hereby informed that inner
tied Indian lands within the limits of the Sisse-
ton Agency. South Dakota offered for sale
under Section OF the Act of Congress APP
proved May 81 1902 go Stats. 275) Will be found
publicly listed at said agency where sealed
proposals for the purchase of any tract on said
list will De received by the undersigned up to
II clock noon OF the cay upon which bids are
advertised to be opened Notice is hereby
given that the scaled envelopes containing
bids should not have noted thereon descrip-
lions OF the lands to which the bids relate.
but That there shall be noted on such en-
velopes the dates upon which the same are to
be opened
Purchasers shall pay all costs of convey
ancing, and in addition thereto the following
sum, to-wit: Ii the purchase price is $1,000 or
less. one dollar; If it IS more than $1,000 and
less than 1000, one dollar and fifty cents and
where the purchase price is more than So 600,
two dollars.
Sisseton Agency, S. Oak
April a1st. 1906.
Sealed bids for The follcwin. described
tracts of inherited Indian land wifi he received
by the y. s. Indian Agent at the sisseton
1906 -
NO wv ne34 and VIZ sex sec 3 twp 12S
range so,
No. NJ and swA of nel4 and nwA sea
sec % twp 122 range 80.
No. ) NeA nw14 sec twp 12e range -.
No. SwlA sec twp 100 range 80.
No . Seq nwa and nM swa sec 20 twp 1874
range 80.
Not So swl4 and VIZ seq sec "a twp 1a1
range so.
No. Lot sec 80 VIZ sS1. sec "a twp 125 ana
lot sec and lot sec 10 twp 1874 range SO.
Sisseton Agency S. Oak
March 12th 1906.
Sealed bids for the following described
tracks OF inherited Indian land listed for sale
March 10th. 1866; posted for sale March 18th.
1906; will be received by the u S. Indian
Agent at the Sisseton Agency S. D., mn 10
l2o'clock noon of June 10TH 1906
Shsof nwl4 and n1a of swl4 sec Is, twp. 1o5
r. so.
Sea OF nw,4 and ST Of neA sec. 80, and Lot
3, sec. g, twp. 1928, r. 40.
VIZ ofneA and nwA Of sell and Lot sec
81. twp. 100, r. 81. 80
c. b, JACKSON,
u. S. Indian Agent,
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OrtleN.
Special correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
Dick ohms, of Summit, came out to his
ranch in Otto Monday
NJ. G. Herschberger was doing business in
Summit last Thursday.
MIR. Strand, of Sisseton, was writing hail in.
surance In this town last week
George Knight visited mt the Bollman HON g
last Friday.
Ed Riley, deputy sheriff, of Summit, was
through our town on Wednesday,.
Mr.. Loyerly. o, Toronto came up Sunday to
look after the renting of his farm here. He
rented it TO MIR. Broniiolt and returned home
on Monday.
John Peas. daughter and son went to Wan
bay to church on sunday. To long a drive
Johnnie, for a team that worked in the field
ull week.
Lewis Peas is working for c. j. Mandt
Mr. Taibot's large house on the Will Lun
homestead, is nearing completion
0Bird Bollman is visiting friends in Grant
county.
Prof. Frank Dennis was fishing the most OF
last week.
seeding in this vicinity is somewhat
irregular. Some are nearly through while
others havnt commenced yet.
The funeral OF the son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
smartwood was held ON Thursday from the
lymily residence. The interment was at
blooming Valley cemetery where all that was
mortal OF the little darling was laid to rest.
lie was OF u sweet and cheerful disposition
ana his presence brought sunshine into the
home which he has left SO lonely The
sweet young life has been snatched away and
God In His Wisdom has seen fit to lake this
tender plant and place it where sorrow is un-
known. The bereaved parents have the SYM
pathy OF nllin their sad afliiction. The little
one passed away Wednesday morning after a
brief illness, He was one year, six months
and two days old.
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April 20 May4
NOTICE OF application FOR pRoBATI

April 20 May4
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR PROBATE
OF WILL
y Roberts In County Court. "
In the matter OF the estate of Elizabeth Drow
Deceased
Win, Etc. wi 1NpproSihs
me state OF South Dakota sends CREATING 10
-: p; Drew, Andrew Andrews, j. G, Towles
ana Melissa Morse, heirs and next OF kin ~
Eiizaheth Drew. neceesed ~
Persuant to an order OF said Court made nm
the 18th day OF April A. ID. 1906. notice ia
hereby given that Monday. the sth DAY day Of Of
May A. ID. 1908 ut 10 o'clock A. NJ of said
day, At the Court Room of said Court Mt Sic
seton In the County OF Roberts. So. Dakota
have been appointed as the time and place
for providing the will of said Elizabeth f1reWs
deceased. and for hearing the said petition ~,
probate thereof and the issuance OF Letters
'festamentary therein, when and where anv
person interested may appear and contest ths
same. VIC
Dated at Sisseton. South Dakota the 18th
By the Court,
(SeaD 10. ANnRrws
Attest: Judge of the conrtv Co..
l.. VIM FOsS
Clerk of the County Court
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Low Rates West and Northwest
Daily until April7

Chicago Milwaukee 4 st. Paul Railway
eaa.ss to point in California, $500 to North
Pacific Coast points. Greatly reduced rates
made to many other points West and North
west. Halt rates for childaen Of half-fare
age. Liberal stop-oycas allowed on all
ttckets. Tickets gre good In Tourist sleepers.
For futher inform alton regardinr rates rout.
o. and train service see nearest ticket aren.
or write +, A. Miller, General Passenger
Agent. Chicago.
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AnrIl 2llo Nav u.
NOwlcN on IlIsARING IN

NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION.
STATE or SOUTH DAKOTA County OF
- Roberts IN the County Court.
In The matter OF the Estate of Emma /. NJ.
Robinson, Deceased.
The sl;tte of South Dakota sends greeting to
John Robinson, Ahla naadock. Mary b.
Mathews, Nina Lindsay and samuel
Mathews heirs ut law and next Of kin of
Emma L. NJ. Robinson deceased, and To all
whom these presents may come
Notice is hereby given, that John Robinson
has filed with The Judge of this
court petition, praying for letters
OF administration of the estate OF
Emma L. NJ. Robinson deceased ana that
Monday the 2o.n day OF May 1896. AT ten o'clock
\. M, OF saio day, being II day of regular
term of this Court, to VII OF the MAY term
1905. al the Court House in The City OF oisseton
County of Roberts has been set ior hearing
sad petition, wnen and where amy person
interested may appear and show cause why
said pclitlon should not be granted.
Dated III Ssseton Tins 18th day or April y.
ID. 1906
by The Court. j. o. ANpREws
Attest; Judge,
l.. VIM, FOSs,
(SeaN
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March 80 Nav 4.
NOTICE FoR pINaI1cAr1

NOllC-E FOR PUBLICATION
Land once at Watertown, $. D. Mar "a 1906
Notice Is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice of his intention
to make I'VE year final proof in support of his
clitlhl ana that said proof will be made be
Tore Paul Babcock, United States Commis
sioner, District of South Dakota at his office
IN the CITY of Sisscton. south Dakota, on Nav
%, 1905, VIZ:
OLE q. LUNDE, III. T.. No. 26369 for the $
=. u N. w. a 5. w. a N h. u and Lot =
section in Township l25 North, of Range SD
West of the 9Th r. M ~
He names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon and cultivation
OF said land land, viz:
Hans o. Skar David Overberg, Christ
anderson, Anton Anderson, all of Sisseton s.
D., "
II. A. h1LDEBRANDT. Register
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-04-27
April q to June !.

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land ONCE at WATERFOWL, s. D. Apr. q 1905
NOTICE is hereby given that the follow
Intention to make i've year final proof in
support Of his claim. and that said proof will
Commissioner, District Of south Dakota. nj
his once In the City OF Sisseton, South Dakota,
on June g. 1905 VIZ:
FREDERICK SWEDEK
II. =. No 25sOs for the Sh N Ek and Lots
and Section In Township io5 North. or
Range 81 West of the 5th p. M.
He names the following witnesses to prove
MS conttnuoue residence upon and cultivation
of said land, viz: -
John 2. sohloe, August schaunamann
william Schaunamann and Rudolph IT.
Clemens all OF Sisseton, South Dakota.
h. A. AILDEBRANDT. Register
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Eighth Grade Examination.

Notice is hereby given that the Eighth
Grade State Examination will be held on the
Gath and a5th OF May, atthe following places:
summit, Corona. Wilmot. Peeyer. Window,
White Rock and School House No OF MINI,
Twp. Other places may be designated later il
necessary. All pupils who feel prepared and
whose work during the year has been re-
asonably satisfactory to their teachers are
urged to take this examination.
o. H. JONES'
Co. Supt.
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April ~ to June 1,
NOTICE EOR pJYpr ,r1r,>,

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land ONCE at WATERFOWL. S. D.. Anr ., ,ooe.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following
- named settler mas filed notice of his me
neat'o on to TO- make five year anal proof in sup
made before Paul Babcock. United States
commissioners, District OF South Dakota. 1T
MS ONCE in the City OF slsseton, South Dakota
on une 2, 1905, viz:
JOSEPH NIGG
and Section IS in Township ia7 North, Of
Range So West OF the 5th p, N.
he names the following witnesses to prova
ms continuous residence upon ana cultivafs
Otto Hoist, Nils Haagen, Joseph Monsoon
ana William Monson ali of Wig, South ia
H. a. HILDRBRANpr Repister