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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-10-15

Constantinople. Oct, lit is officially an
uounced here to-day that all the powers con-
cer1ed with the exception Of Austria Hungary.
have agreed 70 The principle OF an International
Conference 10 settle the Balkan difficulty No
answer from Austria Hungary has beer re-
ceived- Germany has accepted the invitation
provided that the programme be restricted
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-14
EMPL0YES OF LIGHT COMPANY
 MADE MERRY LAST NIGHT
Delightful Entertainment Was Given
 at the Hall Last Night.

The Montgomery Light and Water roWer company Improvement Associa- ton held It's regular bi-monthly meet. ing last night at s o'clock in the com. modious hall of the company's bulld- ing.
 The meeting was attended by about thirty-fve members and nfteen guests and can only be characterized as thor- ouKhly delightful.
 An appetizing spread for the fifty members and guests was the first in- cident of the meeting. After the din ner. all seated themselves in chairs arranged in front of the rostrum. and witnessed very clever black face vau. singing,
 Thomas KlinK. James Foster and Ramsey Scarborough were the black face artists. The rendition of several pieces on the mandolin and guitar by James Foster and Ramsey Scarborough was an enjoyable feature.
 Next on the program was a song hy Charles Armstrong. J. E. Bowman. and T. !. Hancock: Miss Enda Rainey. ol Mobile. was the accompanist. Several sncores were demanded before Miss Rainey and the trio were permitted to descend from the stage.
 President R. !. Chambers was ther called upon to make talk. President Chambers took occasion to congratulat, the members of the Association upor the success of their endeayors. H. hriehy defined the object of the Asao. citation as an effort to promote good, fellowship among the employees. and {, furnish an opportunity for the consid eration of .auestions of general iu. terest. He extended his best wishes ts the Association. s. Interesting talks by members ant guests were then given, and later dane ink was indulged In.
 The meeting was opened by W. J Smith, president of the Association, ant then turned over to J. B. Reed. whG presided as chairman. Miss Heller Winter was the very capable chalrmaT of the Entertainment Committee
 The Association of Montgomery Light and Water Power Company Elm ployes was organized about two yeari ago. The association now containi about thirty-five mennbers.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-14
THE PASSING THRoNC
Mir. ". B. Glenn of Enterprise speni yesterday in Montgomery.

Mir. ". B. Glenn of Enterprise spent yesterday in Montgomery. resstersd a at 1t ,Se M'sn Mabson so Hotsl
 MT. A. J. Newell of Birmingham was registered at the Summers Hotel yes- terday.
 Deputy Insurance Commissioner A. c. Sexton has gone to Atlanta again on official business.
 Mir B. B. Cooper of Tuscaloosa was a visitor in the city yesterday. MT. Cooper was registered at the Imperial Hotel.
 MT. Thomas H. Smith of Mobile was in the city yesterday. MT. Smith -.-ss-s registered at the New Exchange ho- tel
 Secretary of State Frank N; Julian was slightly indisposed yesterday and s fsSls to rss Ss Ss of Gi hs 1 ros today
 Mr. Leon c. Mccord. Secretary of the AlabaIila Supreme Court returned n1 T yes. of the Eighth District at Fort Deposit
 Hon. H. J. wiiilngham, secretary of the sSse sb goayS os PstRans sSs ' EiGhth District who went to Ft. Deposit Thursday and returned yesterday.
 Il <
 Mir. Robert J. Chambers was called t, New orleans last night by the illness of his daughter. Miss Laura Chambers Miss Chambers went to New orlean about q week ago. in company with he mother and sisters. Though seriousl, il. her condition is not thought to b. critical.
 An optimistic visitor to Montgomery Is w. M. Hudson. of Huntsville. wh' has been travelling good deal of lat throughout the State. He reports tha in Autauga County, the farmers, fl spite of the unfavorable weather, hav' broken up their land broadcast and arr in many instances bedding up. He sai' SO long as there are signs like tni there is no place for long faces ar1lonl the farmers of this and the Pike RoaI aaetiofl
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-14
SAW MILL BURNS.
Plant Near syIaeaugG is whOIly De-
 atroyed.

Piant Near syIaeaugE is whOIly De-
 atr0yed.
 syIaeauga, March l3.-(special. )--- News was received here yesterday of inc burning of Lecroy & Rumsey's saw mill about six miles east of here We'd nesday night,
 It is not known how the ire orig mated. The loss Is several hunarcd dollars, with no insurance. If was learned yesterday that mad dog had oveftaken a number of school children about ten miles west Of here in the Mount sharon community and had bitten two of the school boys The boys have been sent to Atlanta Tor treatment.
 It is given out that last week the Central Min received large order for yarns which will keep 1t going Tor some eime.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-14

and Mir. Joseph Maura. whish took place on Wednesday at he home of the brides parents Mir. and Mrs. J g.. Steiner.
 sTALLTNGs-wHEELEss.
 Mr. and Mrs. William Oscar stali- ings of this city announce the engage ment of their daughter. Willie Clyde, to Mir. George Pinkney' wheeIess of Thomaston, Ca, the wedding to take place in April.
 Mir. and Mrs. J. Van Alstine Weaver of Chicago are expected on the goth inst. for two weeks' visit to their melee. Mrs. George A Johnston, at 73s formerly Miss Annie Tate of Charlotte. N. c.
 The friends of Mrs Lamar will re- sret to learn that she Is seriously ill at her home on Carter Hiii road. Mrs. Robert GoldthwaIte of New York Is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Paul LeGrand on South Court Street. Mrs. Frank P. Glass and sister. Mrs. q H. Handco x of Atlanta. who was her guest yesterday have gone to Me . pile to'yisit their mother. Mrs. PrI,e. Miss Lera Nickerson. who has been visiting Miss Alice Lahey for the past three weeks was called to her home m Providence. R. l.. last evening hy s telegram announcing the serious Fl. ness of her father.
 +
 Mrs. c. l., Gay. who has been seri- ousiy III at her home on Bellinker Heights is very much better.
 
 Mir. and Mrs. W. K. Pelzer and daughters. Misses Ethel Peizer Anna Pt'zer have returned home after an aLsFnce of several months In N.,s York and Sommsryille. S. c.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-14
MRS. wILDER's TRIP.
Morgan County Woman to Travel
 Around the World.


 Around the World.
 Decatur, March 13.-(Spectal.)- )--Mrs. Leila seaton Wilder of Decatur left yesterday for a trip around the world. She will be absent about one year.
 Mrs. Wilder went from Decatur to Chicago. where she will spend few days. From Chicago she goes to San Francisco, Cal. At San Francisco, she will sail on the steamer Manehuria on March 24th. for Honolulu. From Hon oluIu she goes direct to Melbourne. Aus tralia, where she will visit relatives for a few weeks.
 When she returns home she will come by the way of the Suez Canal. On this trIp she will visit India, the Orient. and many other countries of the Old World.
 Mrs Wilder has travelled quite ex- tensively during the past few years. She has visited many strange coun- tries. including the Klondike region
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-14
d POLITICAL POEM.
L0uisinina COngressman COnVul'
 Houae With Laughter.

X,auiafn,un COnGreasman COmvulses
 House With Laughter. Washington, March 1S.--Representa- tive watkins of Louisiana, today con- yulsed the House by reclting an origi- nal poem entitled: What Is to Come" It was in eight stan3as. the first six of which referred to the promises of the Republicans to revise the tariff. and do other things. Before these word came to pass, he said: "A Cannon must be first shot ofH, Fairbanks must then be tunnelled
 through,
 Hughes
 And Billy Taft put up the dough. "The people must all go to sleep,
 Until Gabriel blows his horn, Americans must sure forget
 That William J, was ever born"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-14
SMALLPOX IN SCHOOL.
Huntsville Pupils Decline to Be Vac
 cinNted.

HuntsviIIe Pupils Decline to Be Vhc-
 cinated.
 Huntsville, March 13.--(Special. )--- Tho West Huntsville Public School was closed yesterday afternoon on account of smallpox. Two of the pupils are i'll with the disease and quite a number have been exposed to 1t from various sources.
 The teachers and trustees informed the pupils that if they would be vacci- mated the school might go on, but the pupils were opposed to this unanimous iy and many said they would not sub- init to vaccination under any eircum- stances.
 The school was suspended for two weeks, or until the smallpox scare in the community blows over.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-14

beKrar. His stubborn rejection hy the chiefs of the nation. has It's mod. ern analogue. Jesus is set for the fai. or rising of many. He is stili a savof of life unto life, or of death unto death.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-14
Nfndi.nn, fsrnna .Iurr.

Huntsville. March 3.--(Speeiai. )-- The grand jury. which has been busy during the last two weeks. Is prepar- ing to make its final report The jail, poor house and other county institu tions were inspected yesterday. Charles negroes who were arrested on charges of being connected with the burglary of the Kelley store at Toney. were discharged from jail yesterday after noon. the grand jury having failed to indict them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-14
Mrs. w.rhter . nan,xrunt.

Huntsville. March 1s.--(Speeial. ,--- Mrs. Theresa Wachter proprietor of a millinery store in cullman. filed yoi- untary petition fin bankruptcy in the United States Court yesterday after noon. Her liabilities are s4.5S3 and as- sets s9s2. all of which are claimed as exempt under the law.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-14
A NOvEI. SUIT.
Has Firm Eeight to sen Fireworks to
 Small Boyss

Small Boyss
 Huntsville, March 13. Especial. )-- Claiming that German & Walker. mer- chants of New Market. should not have sold his young son the cannon cracker that exploded and permanently injured the boy. William Bingham is suing the firm for $1o,000 damages.
 The suit is on trial in the Law and Equity Court. There have been count less pleadings and demurrers submit ted. all of which have been overruled. and the case is just now being heard on its merits.
 The defendants claim that they are not liable for damages. It Is pointed out that If damages are awarded Bing- ham, it will be difficult for small boys to purchase fireworks In this sec tion in future.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-14
Report Ia UnfOuntied.

Wilmington, N. C., March 13.-Second Vice-President John R. Henley of- the Atlantic Coast Line. saSs there is ab- sol idtely no foundation for the report from Atlanta that chief executive off, fieer W. A. Garrett of the Seaboard Air Line Is to become General Manager of the Atlantic Coast Line.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-14

The Taft campaign managers ex- pect a substantial increase in the number of delegates instructed for the Secretary of War through the Repubi- can State Convention in Oklahoma and Nebraska this week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-14
NEW REMEMBERS ENROLLED.
Meet,m@m at Auaatorium Continue to
 Taemr Fruit.

M@eftmG9 at AuGAt0Ptusm O0HuhWc ta
 Kaemr Fruit.
 For the second time Evangelist A. E. pubber opened last night the doors of the church which he has organised Tn his meetinxs at the Auditorium, and three new members came forward to have their names enrolled.
 The text chosen by MT. Dubber for h,s sermon last night was taken From St. John xvii, 5:
 After that he poureth water into a basin and began to wash the desciple's feet. and to wipe them with the towel with which he was girded."
 The lesson thus taught by this act of humility of the Savior was elo- quently advanced by the preacher. The highest rewards of life. he said, were even to those who served and not to those who were served alone
 The regular services will begin at the Auditorium tonight at 7;4b o'clock . There will be two services tomorrow, one at il a. m. and the other al 7:45 pl m.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-14
cHERokEBs IN DECATUR.
Party of Indians Camped and Telling
 Fortunes.

Fortunes.
 Decatur. March i3.--(Special.) IA party of Cherokee Indians Is camped in Decatur. There are about forty ;n the party, and they are all of one family. including grandchildren. Their name is KIeshna. It Is claimed that one of the women Is the mother of twenty-one children
 Four of the women were arrested in New Decatur and locked up on the charge of telling fortunes without a license. They were tried before Mayor Sam Blackwell and fined. but later were allowed to go.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-14
IN HONOR or VISITORS.
Mrs. NsrthIngton EntertRins at Home
 in PTattville.

in Prattville.
 Prattville. March l5.--(Spectal.)-- - Mrs. W. T. Northlngton and daugh- fer Miss Julia Northington, entertained their friends this afternoon from o'clock to o'clock in honor of Mrs. Walker. of Birmingham, and Mrs. Mc- Queen, of Eutaw.
 The honorees are the daughters of Captain and Mrs. Northington.
 As 1t was a come and go" recep- ton many of the friends of Captain and Mrs. Northington and their popu- lar daughters were in attendance.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-14

which she visited some time since dura ing the great gold excitement.
 Mrs. Wilder owns one of the most ex- tensive plantations and most beauti- full country homes in Alabama. This plantation she makes her home when she is not travelling. Mrs. wilder's husband died few years ago and for some time after his death she managed this cotton plantation alone and man' aged 1t successfully.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-14

Scopyright. isoe. by the International Religious Literature Bureau, TIneor- porAted The Rev. Davis ". Clark
 :. b. D. Edftor.l
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-14

n O'CLOCK TO-DAY / Be at E. E. F0rbes's Piano Co.'s at n o'clock today and see whe sets the Piano.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-14
Gntner Roberts and Company.

Sixteenth annual combination horse sale. consisting of 400 horses. will take place at Murfreesboro. Tean.' March 24, 25, 26, 1908. This is the banner sale of the south. send for catalogue addressing
 GiItner, Roberts & Co.,,
 Murfreesboro. Tenn. adv--At
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-14

s30o.0o PIANO s145.0o. At n o'clock today you draw to .ee if you buy this handsome $500 Pisns s for &i1S.o0. Don't miss the chance sf . bargain.
 E. B. FORBES PIANO co. ~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-14
THE TEAcHER's LANTERN.

ensconced in that Church against which
 the gates of hell shall never prevail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-14
Con.elidation Of TDecnturs

7 Consolidation of Decnturs.
 Decatur, March 15.-tSpectal.)--The ere fs considerable discussion in regard to the consolidation of Decatur and New Decatur, and the matter Is meeting with favorable comment by many of the leading citizens of both cites. If the matter were left to a vote of the prop erty owners, there Is no question but that the two cities would unite under one municipal government.
 SPRING yEGETABLEs.
 Famcy Tomatoes, Beets, Carrots, shalIets, spinach, Lettuce, Radishes, Caulffiovrer and Celery.
 yeIverten's Palace Market.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-14

Save for my daily range Among the pleasant fields of Holy Writ. I might despair. --Tennyson.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-14

HAYNE SOCIETY An interesting meeting of the Paul Hayne Society of the Girls High School Society was held yesterday when the feature of the program was
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-14

and Mir. Joseph Maura. whish took place on Wednesday at he home of the brides parents. Mir. and Mrs. J 6. Steiner.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-14

First ouarter. Lesson xi. .Msren is
 1908. Jehn h i--il
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-05
Last weeks Leader makes

Last weeks Leader makes q
great howl about the workers
for Senator A. B.. Kittredge be-
ing "bought." This kind of bun
come comes with mighty poor
grace from q man whose only
idea is to sell himself ON all
questions to the highest bidder.
He tried to "buy" his way to
the city printing . few weeks
ago-and failed. He last fall
"sold' his democratic principles
and paper to the insurgents for
this campaign just the same as
he did two years ago. He is on
any side OF any old question (no
matter how rotten) il the price
10 high enough. The people
here know that and pay no at
tention TO his insane vaporings
against good men and true.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-05
ato Eno1 and Dair

State Food and Dairy Com
missioner A. s. Wheaton, insur-
gent speaker for Coe /. Craw.
ford, inspected both saloons and
the drug store in Corsica Sstur-
day, then made IN insurgent
speech at McDonald's hall 10
exactly 80 persons, including
the Insurgent escort from Ar
mour. He spoke Of graft but
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-05
race for ONCE, because our own
country has not got men that
are good enough. Vote for these
two for representatives.

II there II one thing more
than another that tho biggest
majority OF the people in this
state want, IL 10 = square deal.
That VIC have not had IL for the
last two years under The Craw,
INSTRUMENTATION @ I'D
ministration il evident TO I'll
who are not too prejudiced 70
carefully examine the facts.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-05

failed to mention anything about
voucher No. 1880 amounting to
$36.25 which he put into the
state for expenses while deliver.
Jog campaign speeches for the
insurgents. Do the farmers OF
the state realize that they are
being taxed to pay the expenses
of the campaign which the in.
surgents are now conducting:
This Is exactly what Is happen.
ing every day In the week. And
then they talk about graft
Corsica Globe.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-05

Now that orr prsssns stata
superintendent has spsat I'll
the state allowed him for hia
oficial duties Ia making hia
political campaign. 1.-THE stats hAl
kindly purchased sn automobils
Tor his use. Just another Ia.
stanceo f reform gran which he
voters are going 10 stop rass-
day.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-05
Rooesvelt-Taft Ticket

UUe Unieea oeaAee Senator
ALk9EO =. EtrTBEn0E
hinnehAha Cuunty.
~ RspFsssstasayss 2 CSsgsss-
Hughes County,
EDEN ". MARTIN
Lawrence County,
J. L. BROWNE
Brown County.
For Lieutenant Governor
JOHN r. eChRADEk.
Pennington County.
For seesetary oe State
JOSEPH J. wALTNER, JR-
Turner County.
IRA r. RI.EwITT
Moody County.
Hamlin County.
For stats Treesnrsr-
GEOR0E 9. JOHNSON.
Lincoln County.
Tof Con. School and Pub Lands-
MATTHIAS d. EIDE.
Miner County.
For sup&. Public Instructicn-
MILTON \. RAMER.
Dawson County,
Dor Railroad COmmiss.o0er-
HANS o. WICKRE.
Tor National Committesman-
HANS II. FINNERUD
Codington Coun ~,
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-05

The insurEent graftsrs nov
say that the state should have
interest on state fuuda. State
Treasurer CAssill has no(
thought % for two pears, hos.
ever 70 the enrichment Of his
pocket BY several thousand do.
lArs--and the psopls pay The
freight.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-05

TAnjny&nvageswtn, - Losoy
B. Barley, Nv ne ssc % ~ g.
1000
Peter b. Necklace 4 wife to
George M. Babcock, lot $40 sec.
- 81 63-G6o
Rising Hail TO Michael King,
NJ sw sec 8 50 G-3022. 10
John Gray and wife 70 Josefa
Bouza lot 4 sec. o 50 62-12l6. 50
John c.. Trottman 4 wife 70
Fred J. Gibson, lots 5A6&s2 .
10 50 65-4O00
A. p. Miller l. wife to A. N.
Zienert 4 Frank Delire / Of IN
acre in Platte--l4OO
Henry Holt 4 wife to Frank
Delire Undo Int In n3 Of blk 3
Adams add TO Platte-2OO
A. II. Pease 4 vile 70 Orlando
II. Bush lots 1929, 105l&1O52 sec
i2&lot 1853 sec Is 90 $500
Joseph G Kane 4 wife 70
johnson Bros. Id. Co. - nv
sec 80 also = tract 5rds LONG M
s + 2 rds wide in - NV ~ ssc.
80 81 6S-1OOO
Emory c Fry&wiis 70 Elmer
Thomas e2 % sec IS 81 84-3600
Bernard Nabsr&wife TO G b
Wellenberg. n2 ss&s2 No &c 30
50 66-lOOQ
Amanda Frederick Of al 70
George Shoope ne No &c 5 IS q
.l112.73
Milwaukee Land Co 70 p q
Connor lots l&2 blk 80 3rd add
70 Wagnsr--157.5O
Albert = Wood& wife 70 Peter
T VanHsmert lots ga blk 8
Phtte--15O
H Z PfA6&wife 10 u T. Smith
lot I blk Is PlAtto-3OO
Harry Roberts&wife& O L.
Roberts 10 NJ l. Smith lots 5A6
blk Is Piatte--3OOO
John BartosAwife 10 johnson
Bros Id Co eel sec 10 81 65--0lOO
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-05
See the Big Photograph Given Away Free at Naeve'sl

Ninety seven per cent OF the
patrons Of the Armour post
ofice petitioned and asked 70
have B. I. Boylan re-sppointed
- postmaster, yet, the news
now comes that e. T. Edwards,
who could get the support Of
only three per cent OF the pat
rous-has secured the plum.
Yet Crawford, Gamble, ct al,
talk about q square DEAL" How
do you insurgent friends who
signed Mr.. Boylan's petition,
like the square deal" nowy
Mark our word, the appoint.
ment Of Mr.. Edwards just at
this time is q vote maker for the
stalwarts. Crawford, like Van
derbilt says: ''The people be
d--d."-Corsica Globe.
Wagner had the same kind OF
q deal on, aud it WAS made by
the people who pretend to advo-
cate . square deal" All the
patrons Of this postofice know
it and are greatly exercised over
the matter. At Tyndall Post
master P. j. Unruh was re.
moved by the sane gang of
square dealers" and some
reasons were given in q libelous
article in the Sioux City Tribune
In reply Mr.. Unruh says in part:
"And the whole procedure is
certainly q master stroke of re
form ideals, perpetrated by q
coterie OF insurgent reformers
misrepresenting South Dakota
at Washington, and the whole
performance has been enacted
under the shadow OF the dark.
No official notice whatsoever
have l received from the post
Office department, nor have /
received a copy of the charges
preferred, and it seems that l
was suspended on the ground
of precaution more than any
thing else, for it is q clear case
of hanging a man without q trial.
But for my own satisfaction l
have formed the conclusion that
if in Washington our reformers
are permitted to employ such
methods to gain their point, it
certainly does not elevate our
political ideals, and there is Ger.
tainly something foul in the re-
form camp.
In conclusion | will say that l
am making preparations to have
the Sioux City Tribune or it's
yellow reporter in Washington
prove and substantiate these
libelous charges, published by
them in the civil courts"
Here are three cases in Wag-
ner and the i'm mediate neighbor-
hood of the dirty work of the
insurgents, TO be added to the
long account against them OF
the past two years. A con-
tinuation of this bunch in Office
means q continuation Of these
petty grating sche
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-05

Henry ". Evers and Jsns L.
Askiu, republican candidates
for nomination = repressnta-
tiyes, are both legal rs,sidents Of
South Dakota and Charles Nix
county. They have not besn
shipped IN simply TO make the
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-05
Notice 10 Contractors

The school board Of Choteau Greek school
District No. 3 Charles Nix County South
tiOn and Completion Of an addition TO the
school hOuSe In said district until Saturday
the 1oth day OF Nay. 1T u O'Clock N. The
specinc.tion Ios me SAC poiiainx : Se
board. G. r. Alexander.
Said board reserves the right too reject
Any and ell bids. Dated this 2lst day OF
April, lso6.
JOHN 8. NELSON
2l-5 Clerk
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-06-05

A vote for Geo. G. johnson
for state treasurer means . vote
By the people Of South Dakota 70
ret the interest on state funds.