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The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-05

\ farmers wife. who sold thirty
dollars worth of turkeys in Gaines
Vile The other days says that she
has sold hundreds of turkeys in this
city for -four and one-half cents a
pound and made money at that Now
she Is selling at nine and ten cents
a pound and consequently is making
mucn more This lady says turkeys
If managed right. are very little
trouble 10 raise. She says years ago
she would come To- Gainesville with
big load OF turkeys and the one
load would glut the market. now
hundreds of loads are sold daily and
the prices are getting better all the
time. This is u accordance with
what the Messenger has said all
along that when turkeys. chickens
CA produce were sold in large guam
Titles. foreign buyers would be- in
duccd Co come here. thereby making
better market tor both SELLER and
buyer Gainesville Messenger.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-05
losing Out.

VIII sell my entire line Of fancy
work and materials at or little
above cost Am retiring from business
and must dispose of the stock at
once. Below is a partial list of aTti-
cles on hand SILKS. embroidery cot
ton, rings, tinted pieces. braids, la
ees. ribbons, stamped linen and a
few ready made articles left over
from The holiday trade Mrs. X. J.
Monica II
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The Enterprise Publishing Com
pany is in nowise responsible for
debts that may be contracted by en-
ployes, nor Will we assume payment
of such debts under any circum-
stances. Every omploye Of this Of
flee is paid promptly for work done.
This is to protect ourselves and the
selling public.-ENTERP PUB
LISTING COMPANY. Per g. w.
Mcknight Manager.
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Any erroneous reflection upon the
character, standing or reputation of
any person, firm or corporation that
may appear in the columns of the
Daily Light will be gladly corrected
upon its being brought to the atten-
ton of the management.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-05

..A.H FHuws $3.50 Thr .#wne
HI .f. a.u H .uH. nar ... white
at fua nsaf .Ua mma FuaF
.IaHuaff Hr 81. H..aiitd ht thp
nHdH.. Hf Iuu.s Nea Sos. .aHtnais
Eaaf aaud sfat Hif aud maae mrrF
ttsF far uua s. aFr HHtins u rrs
as ff memm1 hs nuf st fauit fhvrr
aas an luaHlunfu u4suafs. she
si1h au sddrgss aHfv sanal tu that
Hf M h Ciaf Ffefrt tAr aA mas
4.ssv Inserted n fis olaa uf us=4i
f~eafe Thousand dollars into fhe
gsss hef - ~sfru&uws and venerable
sssssafsf Chaamrnv y nssws& Nat
fast foa fav lrgas ssrvisea saf pei
tarm.rs In thss her sag - travail.
Texas 10 not 20 Dc xrinnesi aEa gig
wlss ~ sy such xirss as N.~ Yo~k
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-05

To rbe present attorney general
NOR" than to any one man in Texas
is due tho establishment ot the com
mission form of government iu Gal
weston after the practical d,strur-
tiou oft THAT CT, ht the great tidal
WAY, of 1900. aud also iog fb, rclief
given chat stricken clty by lbe state.
M Davidson represented G5lty--
fou 1901 fhr $3.50. senate trd rhr vd5
tp. u. ftHs u1up has personal kuowl-
edge uf ft. splendid work he did Tor
his ,Its SO thHi tiwp rhe present tal-
,H.H editor af .H. For Worth Rec
uul .as Ibs .i.fu. uf fh. Galveston
TuM.. HuI $1,000 uue af Iht atto.
u,I ..g.uI. ..us.f friends $751;. Io
uut .rIut .Har .h. .IIio. of thr U..
pt He.tet.s IH Eis hwIf thal bi. .oH
mef faeut suI afau..air Boz Iu ur
palU.sl .uusH.ufr .p DESTROY NJ
U.H.| UpfusIIs Herald
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-05

The smallest part of the Daily
Lights want column is he cost OF
the ad you place in II. &c
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-01-05

Obituaries. resolutions OF respect,
cards Of thanks-all matter not
NEWS-will be charged for at the
rate of cents per line. Poetry at
double price.
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man ~tth a tos - roneg Ea&y
net D. VERY popular. but he Is ssg
seIr 20 the comm sc:fy
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Have you heard it2 It's Town
raik. 81
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-24

this way. There were some officers on
the force whose presence was not
wanted by the new executive because
the men had shown themselves such
strong partisans that loyalty from
them could not be expected. Others
were not desirable for other reasons.
These men were accordingly let out or
notified that after February their ser
vices were to be no longer required.
This was done before it was known
that there was to be any cut in the
police appropriation and other men had
been appointed to fill the vacancies,
chosen, as might well be supposed,
from among the friends of the present
Sheriff.
Then came the cut in the police pay
roll, making it necessary to prune down
the force to meet the lessened appro-
priation. Naturally If the axe must be
again applied its edge would be d.
rected against those not known to be
thoroughly in sympathy with the new
heads of the departments, the result
being that in cutting down the appro-
priation the Republican Board of Su-
pervisors has legislated some of the
Republican policemen out Of their jobs.
1t is not the desire of Sheriff Iaukea
to have to cut down the number of his
men, nor was it his intention to dismiss
these until the action of the supeTvi-
sors forced him into doing so.
Among the latest proposed changes
in the department is the appointment
of ]. J. Fern, who will succeed Law
renee Twomey as a driver on the
patrol wagon, and the letting out of
Mkt, the Japanese interpreter, who
was notified yesterday that his SER
vices would be dispensed with after
the first. There viii be fewer court
officers after that time, too, the money
cut making this retrenchment neces-
sary.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-24
CHANGES IN
THE POLICE
Supervisors Will Probe
Into the Sheriff's
Motives.

The County Board of Supervisors In
tends to have something to say about
the changes being made and contem-
plated on the police force. 1t is going
to inquire into the reason why Repub-
licans are being laid off or given no.
tice of dismissal and why Democrats
are going on the force in their places.
Chairman Hustace can not see how
this jibes with the declared intention
of Sheriff Iaukea not to fire any of the
police for reason of their political con-
victions, nor how it agrees with the
resolution passed at the last meeting
of the supervisors that partisanship
was not to be taken into account in the
making OF appointments for the public
payroll.
I'VE are going to take UP the matter
at the next meeting of the supervi-
sors," said Hustace yesterday. I'VE
passed a resolution that politics didn't
go any more. applying it more particu-
larly to the road department. but it
was meant for ALL"
Secretary Atkinson is also of the
opinion that the changes in the de-
partment are not all for the best. The
old maxim of the spoils belonging TO
the victor he believes 10 be poor
policy to follow in the present state
OF affairs.
IF Iaukea is going to run his depart
ment on political lines, all right. but
just want TO know il that is TO be
the case. If it is we will know how to
meet it. l think it a shame that some
of the changes have been made though.
One officer who has been on the force
for years and has been a good man has
been fired and his job given to a man
who has been sent to Jail time and
time again. That is not the right way
TO manage affairs
According 10 statements from the
Sherif's Office, the matter stands in
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-24
SCHR. LUKA
IN DISTRESS
Spoken RudderIess by
S. S. Coptic 81
Miles at Sea.

Without food and helpless, So miles
from land, the little island schooner
Luka was spoken yesterday at noon.
by the P. M. S. S. Coptic, while the
steamer was en- route to Honolulu from
San Francisco 1t was fortunate
thing that the steamer happened to
sight the vessel for the crew had run
out of water and food on the night
previous. The Luka had been 10 days
out from Honolulu, bound for Hilo but
her rudder had been damaged in heavy
weather and she had drifted out of her
course
In response to the signals of distress
Captain Dixon of the Coptic stopped
to inquire the cause of the little craft s
pilikia Fresh supplies in the shape
of IS pounds of beef, quantity of
of potatoes, some cabbages and four
barrels of water were given the little
vessel, under the supervision of Pur-
ser Alex. Morphy of the Coptie. 1t
was impossible for the Coptic to tow
the schooner into Honolulu, as the Luka
had no rudder suitable to have guided
her, and it was impossible to get along
side the vessel at that time. The Lnka
was safe in her position, Lat. p deg.
north, Long. 1867 west, so it was
decided to have the commandant of
the naval station in Honolulu notified
of the mishap of the schooner, SO that
the revenue cutter or some vessel could
be dispatched to the assistance of the
Luka. A report of the circumstance
was made by the Coptic IS officers, i'm
mediately she was boarded by the
quarantine officials. Steps were taken
by DR.. Sinclair, the boarding officer. as
well as by the agents of the Pacific
Mail and others, to notify the author
tiles in order that assistance could be
sent to the Luka.
The vessel, which had been charter
ed only recently to Captain Moki, had
started on January s for Hilo, on a
new route. She evidently met heavy
weather. From the appearance of her
rudder, the lower part had come loose,
as the rudder was jammed hard
astarboard and could not be used.
A jury rudder had been rigged with
the gaff, but it was not of much as
The vessel is one of the
Allen & Robinson's fleet She had a
crew of seven natives. Some govern
ment vessel will undoubtedly be sent
to her assistance today to tow her in
to port.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-24
ANOTHER HAUL
Of GAMBLERS

A new use has been found for rub
Der and an impetus should be given
thereby TO the local gum tree industry.
The use has been discovered since the
new police department has taken hold
of things. but the discoverer has so far
neglected TO apply for patent. Work
ed up into dominoes it has been found
that quiet little game of pai kau
can be kept even quieter, but not quite
quiet enough, as eighrevS Celestials
discovered last night, when Detectives
Taylor, Leal. Yee Yup and Deputy
Sheriff Jarrett broke into room over
a shoe shop on King street, opposite
Aala Park and pinched the bunch, rub
Der dominoes and ALL The police found
the room well planned for the purpose
of gambling, being even fitted with s.
little trapdoor in the floor, through
which inconvenient evidence could be
dropped if any warning of a raid were
given.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-24
ROWLAND SAYS
WORK ON DAM
WILL Cd On

Governor Carter is not at all satisfied
with the manner in which the work
upon the Nuuanu dam contract is be-
ing carried on and intimated yesterday
morning that possibly he would order
the work to be discontinued until such
time as the legislature had appointed
a committee to look into the matter
and express its views about continuing
1t further along the present lines. The
Governor was not disposed to attach
the blame upon any particular person,
saying that he was willing to assume
part of it if necessary, but that he was
convinced that the progress which
might be expected was not being made.
Yesterday afternoon he summoned
superintendent Holloway, Of the Public
Works Department, and his assistant
]. H. Howland, to talk the matter
over. The conference lasted for some
time. Neither the Governor nor Mr..
Holloway could be seen after the con-
ference broke up. but Mr.. Howland
gave out some informal ton as to what
was doing.
Yes, the question of the Nuuanu
dam came up at the talk we had with
CONTINUED on Page Seven.J
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-24

filling. Surveyor Baldwin Is drawing
shows the entire bottom on fire.
Rev. Mr.. Thwing says that acres of
living lava flow crossed the Govern
ment road in two places. Baldwin
visited the places and estimates one $50
feet wide and the other 1900 feet.
The destruction to this road with
the telephone poles and interruption
of traffic is practically the only dam
age done by the flow except probably
some high forests burned.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-24
Honolulu and HiIO
in the Reported
Bill for $780,.
600 Each.

Cablegrams3
WASHINGTON, January a.
The Rivers and | larbors Bill has been
to the House from COM
mittee. 1t carries appropriations Of
eighty-three million dollars. Items Of
two hundred thousand dollars for con-
tinuing the work in the Honolulu
harbor and of two hundred thousand
for the Flilo harbor improvement are
included in the bill.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-24
GOVERNOR CARTER
WILL VISIT FLOW

The U. S. r. C. Manning will make
a special trip to Hawaii on Saturday
next, Governor Carter going as a guest
of Captain Joynes to see the lava flow.
Captain Carter, of the u. S. S. Iro-
quois, will also be one of the party,
which will first visit the flow and then
go to the Volcano of Kilauea via Hilo.
The Manning will be away from the
city until Tuesday or Wednesday Of
next week.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-24
ASSOCIATED Press cablegrams-AfternoOn service)

Cablegrams-Afternoon service)
subsdng
% be
Y,
Thawf TO the murder Stanfo
C, Of the Panama
president Inteborough Metro
Assembly has passed con-
State
the in the concerning the
for semsen the
ct al a o
January took place here today
is that me are
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-24
K|NAU MAY TAKE
EXCURSION SATURDAY

President J. A. Kennedy of the
Inter-Island company says the only
available steamer this week for the
scene will be the Kinau, to take an
excursion out on Saturday should the
news be that the flow continues. The
company has been offered one hundred
passengers at Kahului for the volcanic
coast, but positively has not a steamer
TO spare for them.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-24
TWO JURORS FOR THAW TRIAL.

January Thaw
hav
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-24

The
Honolulu and Hio harbors Advertiser
evidently had the effect of including the bill
without much opposition in the
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-24
STEVENS TO SUCCEED SHONTS


O.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-24
MORE SHOCKS AT KINGSTON.

earthquake expert
yesterday
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-24
NEW LAVA FLOW
ON KONA SIDE
(By Wireless Telegraph }

) (By Wireless Teegraph)
kAILUA, January q.
{ To Inter-Island Steam Navigation Company.
) From Clarence w. Macfarlane
A new flow was very active last
) night at 10 o'clock on the Kona side.
Indications are. that it will reach the
8 Government road tomorrow night
Conveyances can be had at kailua,
! fare ten dollars each passenger to flow
and return.
"A grand sight
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-24
CALIFORNIA LEGISLATORS
OBJECT TO CRITICISM

SACRAMENTO
proceedings having incurred the dipeasure Of the members
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-01-24
ACTIVITY OF kILAUEA
IS STILL INCREASING

HILO, Hawaii, Jan. 23.-Kilauea
activity is still increasing. The pit is
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-05-24
Det licite Romelteaelane.

Otter ben l6oe Suli blir Der intet
mere Someiieublano at faa i Wiinne=
iota. Get er 229, 200 9lcres paa 6bip=
pewas3eierpotionsn, ipm oa ital aubs
mes for Settlsre. Sette 9anoomraabe,
bporai me9et er u0roiiulot gl9er=
bru9slano, er belis9enoe Staita,
Yeltrami, Gais. Subbaro o9 &eo Gate
Gountper, pg man fan iitre fig Somc'
ltsuo peo 2anbtpntorerne | 6rootfon
% DULUTH. Sper Settler liiaa betale
$l.25 pr. 9lcre / fem imua Gfbetalin'
ger, laaleoes, at bUert Nforag Tier per
hpert Mars llo9an9. / fem @ur. Ser
er altiaa en- 9lnleoninS til at faa en-
0anotpart for iaaoanne, iom ingen
bar, men iom enonu lite bar benpttet
lin Somelteaorst. Sag Gano, og bent
lite oermeo. Set blir mart intet at
iaa; men oa iiooer ben fremipnte trpg
iom Soelsbonbe paa lit 2anoltDtfe.
Stuloe BET lite bore mere mere tiltr0t=
tenoe at DIRE tit 2ipsarbeioe paa jim
eaen Our % 8runn, eno at arbeloe
for anore glar no os 9lar ino?
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Gn goo 2ltteit.

Set. at SapmpOo, iom MI er for
&etten | Yoiie, Soabo. bleD pnltaIt al
YrGliornt 9topiepelt iom en- "llnteiirc=
able 6itiien", bar bl, a. bapt tilielge,
at 0apluooos tipliaere guboer 98in=
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grtl0rin9'
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9lnleonhs al Sagen moo gSilllm ,.
SaDmpoo, embeosmano Wrubenrbei=
bernes Union Gplbrnoo. p9 moo bpem
Der er blet ftemfsft geitplonih9cr for
6orbrboslItr t Sbubo, pniter bI, Yor=
9ere Sumbpot 6puntr, Rep., at lige:
gDillium 3. Sahwooo tom iii port
Gountp, oa ban pdt IN una Wht bu'
ebe ber paa hsre Steoer % blep bel
fjenbt h'eo os o9 n,anSe andre 9anle
SOrsers bsnnt Ssl af Statsn sispaoa.
San arbeibsov / Grlbef o9 mso iots
itjsllist anbet, mto,ns ban bar bsr;
lneh bUlbt fig altio Ombpgselig paa
9lffano fra enbper tpiplIom .iIsr ub0-
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ming tf at rpbnnne lin aahb VII bieu
me9et anIret iom In itr't' lpflbo.g
Mahb pB Msolen, at pptt St'Ainno.
9neehlihos par bin eaa 'iieo ellsr
ibmbaibiiereoe h,eb 6Otbrboettlasisn;
os unbsr Vit langt Spboio tet itGiisos
Ban N9 bbs bsm; lSm ijsnols banl
bsoii oso i'm ubnbielise Cpipriel iom
en- erlis, beostlis Os lirepiom NianO
en- ntttf misunderstanding gin'eeiit
iom en- msset nptti9 Os iUrlia 'oM en-
loolrSig Yor9er os Wtano. 80 bdh
nso oen lprijente N9teiie al eibusr iii.
telligent og 9tii8 Mano; n,eb bosn
ban bleu tjenot, oa Oct IT Us en- 6or;
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, %. 8. g9iltinion, 6Ountp &etoroer
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Mnfi9t, % BUN m0tteoe. Der bar Blob
paa bans Vrplt.
2inne-gDanpa talteos ii9 pper oet
bsoe 2e9eme % uolteote ct pilbt Maab.
ipm ii9nsbe en- Vaiter - ct @aab, iom
beoe bort Stprnlen.
s tire 9u9e p9 ire NWtter rulte Stor'
men 9jennem Stogen. Sneen loa rem
% bpio pper Widrt, 3r0r % Nrene.
Wpgle W0nb fra 9tolebuo ianot ainne'
Wanoas oS Yuib.a=3aps Sig. 0en-
Dss 9lrme bar ipn9et ON bans gals.
og bun imilte Sseen.
Saa blep be bs9ropet - Der horte
bpor bet bsie GjrWs Oorer,"
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SlOpb 9iur
Np1 Walima

% buii, at Ylocos Mailing bar btn
essnitab at aiue ct toielist. bismlist
uoieenoe at bit Diem. bpor BIZ ieaer
9pils. % en- aOb Q,sftpttelie af famine.
Dsnns Walina sjsr bette for stminbre
aarli9t uol9g eno no9tn anben Wa.
ling iannt oarsr lensere oa Ter bebre
no. Set CT 0emmsliabsoen peb bens
Popularitet. ~ iaa er ben frembraat
nnber ben npe 2op, fom ioreifriper
9ate. rene Subifanisr. Set er berfor,
bet sr aOo Malins.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-05-24

9. W. 2amb. Sberiii. g. % 6.
g9inble, q. Wl. 3oie. Is. G. Mobins,
MppOtat os Il. 9. Commissioner. s.
Z. Dunn, Notarius Yublicus. 6.@.
WulIsr. SsputD Sheriff. gem. g.
Ypnniiielo, Nbpotut. ). ". Gong.
NORTH, Nopotat.
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borssre fan bel insen snite.iis. oS mar
beltprtes ben Sro, at bet n,aa bap'
p9ret Wineton9erne. iom bar last i
Munoen paa &poieuelt be bebrspeliss
Crb "unoeiireabls Gitisen".
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-05-24
W}alit,a

'er no9et. irm tiltruiis iia aacs Smoa.
Zen sr bet innlne til port gus o. bore
VpSnlnae. icm &lGbsrne sr til os. Wt
leuer nlso ben. ipiier meo rem, iop,r
meo osn. Ten ajW bore yp0ninaer
tlltr@ttsnos cs Notwithstanding; uben
ben sr DC pris9iOet geirets % @inbens
auns. lmaleoe Ypaninaer blir fort
optsrtebe iprutne. aii,ne ca iorfaIone.
en 3ing. Der sr iaa nor forbunbet
meo bort Sip. Tor 2omiort % por
Sripiel, buroe Del oiren en- 9ante.
,f1nlf m bnrp nm ot
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DIR. ShOOP'S
RESTORATIVE
(ALL DEALERS)

|sriom St liber Of Soritopp,Iic, ,r oorIs
eIler bar Ell suiten, numb lHuoiorps, fnrfes
Par cts bqrs ..n. .sn,ite oianN for at ,criarc,
tpdo Be piI nbrstf, for Tcm yaritts er fndt
peIimane"se SI,tettablsttsr-sobe at Iass-
gooe i'm Sirtulns SSnoen Smerter eusr
Map.tn,b @are sT mio aitsrsnbe Sirtuins,
bpilfen sr bebossis os iorsnitst. gstpert
for &siteIomWen eIler Tun9en Porss:s tyI,
Der etbpert Gnifs. qarsetS fommer i'll Torl
imltte litbosrafsrste NietaIGifer iii &c % PSI
Stp,ie. S0l9es operdlt
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-05-24

Benjamin Srapt, en- pell9rt Snoia=
ner fra Spo Saiotu, forobmmer bet
StoleiDitem blnnot Rcb6uoerne. iom
Iesjerin9eh I'LL bsnptter iiN al. 0an
foreilaur, at Snnianeritplerne ilsiies,
oa Gleperne bar melt 6elelie al, at be
er Spungsanltalter. Sab Snoianerne
benptte li9 uf Siiirittitolerne iaapel
lom Sle9anii9ter,te, Tiger ban.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-05-24

FiIes (1emorbpioer) linbres burtist msb
Vr. SboopS Waaic Sinm,nt. !Hulf paa. at
bet er bsltemt for @liles aieue-og bet pirfer
meo Sit.srbeo o9 SiIirebsfillelie. Slsiuse,
imertefulee, inouenoise eIIsr uousnbis, Biiss
ioriuinber iom Nasit peb bets BRIG. 6ories
bet oa ie. S0lges opralt.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-05-24

Nlortin u. Sbl0no hnr tjsbt "6rce
Yreis 6er0us NaIls. {)r. Coluno
bar isr bnpt 9lninttelie iom NcitOrer
for Ell 0siitplc i Spc Tnfota, oa ban
bar oesuoen ehoel Griarihg lon Npis=
innnA
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-05-24

Stubetoite fan ubcinect fanbits paa &c
Winutter. cin9en Sptolinin9- ntet Der pil
belpGrc eller gisre Scres Natn ipGt. Nn lob,
bebaSelis o9 paalipriS 6inlp tolct Sr.
Sboops Group Nnre uoieter Hertct o9 gel
bet burti9t S>nit poa. al {r. Sbp0ps Strl.
bebonetur er bsitemt ior Sirubrbolie oene.
Zen poaitaoes lite at tilnne belbreos ct Snlli'
Suocr. SCl9es operalt.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-05-24

OuIt Dn bare paa, al
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1907-05-24

Slnd 9pnr reilte li9 % luiteoe op
Slben. Ter tpm ct Ginopult, lom
ierte bans lun9s Naar ira Yanoen, o9
je9 ina ct tort 9lr oppe peo 0auri9list.