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The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-02
Nstics ny County SuAHe % Day
1axsd Fer 1essiaS nsesrn q
Bale of Real EasnH>.

Bale 81 Real Eseat0.
state Of South Dakota. County of Bu6sto.
In The County Conrt Within And For said
County.
In the Msster Of tho No.ics by County Judge
Ess.te Of EphrRin rot Day Fired for Hear
WELLS. Deceased. Ing Retnr6 OF Sale OF
. Real Estste. a : = -
Pursusnt 20 IN order OF said County Court.
made on the 18th day Of February, 1908 A n.
notice 10 hereby siven that J. Y. Dyip0 sd-
ministrator Of she estate OF said decea sed.
made 70 thls Court and nlad In the once Of
the Clerk thereof. on sald day. Q return OF
sales made By him On the 2ist day Of March.
1908 a. D., under previous order Of said
tho following sums. to-wit,
Tho Southwest quarter tS.W.N Of Section
Melve I'D. In Township enc hundred And
eight uo0. Noreh tof Range seventy (f0l IN
nufalo County. South Dakota. % Xrthur a.
drSd Dollars ji5oOOp). NA
As Vill moro fully appear from said return
He'd - Aforesaid, and 70 which reference n
hereby nsds for further psrttcuiars.
:. And notice % hereby further given that
Iassday. tso 18th day Of April, iSVa A. H..
Court In said County Of Buffalo has been axei
for hssrins Shs said return. whom and whese
any pcfsons Interested In said estate nav
sppesr and hle written objections 10 the eos.
Of the said ssl63. snd may DO heard
and may produce witnesses In support Of
Dated 6 Cam vslisy. South p.so.i.
EE DYE.
At.ss.: AiLrox b. Dsssr. IN. Clerk.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-02
pepartment II the Interior.
Land ONCE .lt Cham bori AIN.

Land once Il Cham berisis. 8. d.
Notice ID hereby giveu that william H. b..
singer OF Vera. 3. D.. has filed notice Of his
intention 20 make Anal ave year proof II, sup
port OF his CLAIM, viz. Homestead Entry No.
soif made Hsy 10. iva. ior the Lots I. & SN,
NE v Section I, Township los n. Range 81
W.. and that ssid proof win be made before
Register RECEIVER. a. Chamberlain. 3. D.
he namss the followins witnesses 70 prove
his continuous residence upOn, and cultfvs-
ton OF. the la4d. viz; John II. Otterpohi. JohS
Uspskde Joe Urban and Rudolph Piskuis ail
cHAs. L BRoeKwsY. =
q RegistUS.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-02
Notice for PuDticssiea.
pspsrt%snt Of The Inssrior.

February 81. 1909.
Nosice u hereby Owen that David A., Wat
son Of Gann Valley, 8. D.. hes fiisd notice OF
his Intention 70 make ANAL avs-Year proof In
SUPPORT of bis claim. Wig: Homestead 'Entry
No. tose made June la iso4 for tho SEA Sec
tlcn y. TovNhip lof n. Range % W., and
that said priof win be made before Rs9istcr
y a Receiver. ss ohsmberlsin. 9. d. on April q.
BE names tho following witnesses 10 provs
his continuous residence upou. and cultiva-
ton Of; the lsnd; viz: Jesse =, Inssfson. VIII
KeAsney oil Of Gann Valley, -. n.
-. CHAs. l. BROCKwAY.
- Register.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-02
LIST CF INHERITED
~ INDIAN LANDS.
For Sale BY U. s. Govern
ment At Crow Creek
Agency, S. D.

A certified check for ons-fourth Of the
amount bid must sccompany each htd--chcck
missioner OF Indian. A6airs--s sepsYstS bid
must be submittsd for each allotment. &
The sealed cnxeiopes containing bids
should not have noted thereon descriptions oi
the Lands 20 which the bids relate. but there
shall be noted on such envelopes the date
on which the sAme are 70 be opened.
HARRY d. .GHAMBERLAIN
d. 3. Indian Agent
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1908-04-02

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Il U.ssOmcs . R1saas slsaas -.
Tells Hsw - Make ara lGAlntaan
. Model Earth 1saA.
Gives Practical ssgssssssas.
TAs Pssw, sAs DRAG scsapsr.
DE Read Cra1sr anh ths 0plle Lss
DraG aes eenstanG fflsnAs g ~
rea4 svSEssss. -
While Americas road builders sss
40 capable Of constructing good
roads - those Of any country OF he
old world. they have not been a.
Loyalty supported a. the men OF
those co1ntSiss In aintsining the
highwAye astsr. .eonplstiou. and the
dsplorabIs state of many hundred
thousand miles Of road - thus a.
counted for. County and tow nship
ofbcials may ~. the ontsss ssand the
expense Of having . road built. but
they strenuously object when asksd
to provide funds to rebuild. ti,s road
that has bssn allowed so 20 tsi ruin,
!. IL 10 important that farmers lssrs
OF the benefits TO be derived from
good earth rosls: that county
.boards be Impressed With tbs need
OF a proper mAiutsiasacs of,. che
same. anA that road bsildsrs and jov
;srseers learn how bssa 10 eAys for
the roads In their charge. >. =.
The persiasent ADD powerful enc
miles Of earth roads arc water and
narrow tires. aud the constant e.
fort Of the men In charge Of the
roads should be to guard agAinss
tssir destructive effects and remedy
oil damage - quickly - possibls.
The simple implements which have
hssn found 70 be 81 grsatfst sssist-
auce In this work are the plow, the
drag scraper, the wheel scvapeV. the
road grader, aad the split log drag.
With sandy SOIL and . subsoii OF
clay, or clay and gravel, deep piov.
lag 90 as TO raise and mix the clay
with the surface soil and sand win
prove beneficial. Ths eoInbIna atioa
forms . sand-clay road ~ . tsafiins
sxpenss.s IS Do the other hand, Il thS
road Be entirely Of .ssad . nistaks
will bs made II - 10 .pio vAd unless
clay can be added. Such plowtng
would merely dsepsp the sand. and
at the same time break up ths ANAL
amount ot hard surface material
which may have formed. II she cub
soii 10 clay and the asriacs scant In
sand or gravel. p,owing shouid NOT
i'e rssostcd 20. ~ 10 would result In
. clay surface ather than one ofsand
or gravel. 4 road foreman must
know not only what se plov and
what NOT tn plo y. bus how and when
10 piow. II ths road is of the kind
which according 90 she above iu-
structions shouid be ploved oves So
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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-05
Assassination of Crowned
Heads King Of Portugal,
and Crown Prince Victims
of Murderers' Bullets.

Lisboa, z bruarr king
Carlos, of Portugal, aud tho
Crown Prince Luiz PhiliipDi
were assassinated to day and the
city is in a state Of uproar. The
Kiag'5 second son, the Infanta
Manuel was slightly woulde I,
but Queen Amelie, who strove
to save the Crown Princes Lie
by throwing heroelf upon him,
WIS unhurl.
a bend OF men waiting at the
corner OF Praco Do Commercio
and the Rua ID, Arsenal sudden.
ly sPraug toward the open car.
riage, in which hA family were
driving TO the palace, and lev
elling carbines which they hai
concealed upon them. fired. The
King and the Crowu Prince, upon
whom the attack was directed.
were each shot three times and
they lived only long enough to
be carried to tns marine arsenal
near by, wher they expired.
Almost at he first shot the
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The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-05

both baseball aud football teams
this year, arrived Saturday and
baseball practice has begun.
The Columbian Literary SocIe-
ty held its annual celebration on
FEB. 1st and medals were award
ed to the following men: G.
Warren, Of Hampton, oratory S.
j. Eel of Spartanburg, debate ;
ID. l.. Tindal Of Clarendon. de-
clamation. 5. h. b.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-05
Mrs. j. II. Amos has gone to
Cheraw to visit her daughter,
Mrs. d. l. Tillman.

Everything taken into the stomach should
be properly digested in certain time
When you feel that your stomach ia not
in good order that the food you have eaten
is not being pigested take a good natural
digestant that will do the work the dipes-
tive juices al o not doing The best remedy
known today for all stomach troubles is
Kodol which is guaranteed to give prom pt
aeiiet is natural digestant 1t digest
what you eat it Is pleasant tn take and is
sold here by all druggists
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-05
Serious Accidemt fO "a Former.
LUIicdStriu9L.

LUIicdStrian.
The friends here Of M James
Beckhsm, now of Yorkville. son
of Mr.. Reuben Beckbam of Lam
caster, viii regret to learn thar
he has met with serious acci-
dent as will be seen from thu
following, taken from the York
vile Enquirer:
Mr. James Beckham of York.
vile had his left leg broken just
above the ankle last Wednesday
afternoon IA a runaway accident
He and Mr.. Dave Kimball were
together in a buggy driving a
SPIRITED horse down East Liberty
street. Mas or Dare White came
along riding pony and lust as
he met them started 10 turn
around The pony backed up
agmns' the buggy anu knockeI
the rim oft one Of the wAe Is
The aorfe that Messrs Beckham
and K'mball were driving start
ed TO run. Both men realized
hat it would not DO to try to re
main in the broken buggy under
the circumstances. MIR KImbau
jumped out safely. Mr.. Beck
nam either caught his foot in the
broken Wheel or fell on i. He
was unable to get up. The horse
ran a few hundred yards aud
smashed what was leu Of the
buggy against a tree. Then the
frightened animal returned over
the same route, and it was with
much difficulty that Mr.. KIM
bal! was able to pull Mr.. Beck
ham out OF The way. Both bon
es OF Mr.. Backham's leg were
broken and the uuforfunateyoune
man Will lisely he LAID 10 for
many weeks.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-05
w abash Train Wrecked.

Detroit, Mich, Feb. 3--Wabash
passenger train No. +, eaatbounl,
a consolidated Chicago & ST.
Louis trsin due here s: 20 .. M,
was wrecked two miles west of
Britton Station, Al miles from 8
O'Clock last night, propably by a
broken rail. One woman passen-
ger was killed aud "a people
we're injured.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-05
Miss Strait Painting Portrait
Of Senator Tillman.

Washington special in Column
bia Record: Miss Clara B. Strait
of South Carolina, daughter OK
L. j. Strait, of L2ncast ter; has
become an artist of the first water
and is now engaged in painting
a portrait OF Senator b. r. TIL
man. The portrait is near'y
completed and viii ga to Wan
throp college 20 take the place
of the one there now OF the SEN
ator, which Is very poor.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-05

The First Baptist Church in
Colum bia caught on fire from the
furnaces Sunday morning, but
the flames were extinguished be-
fore they had made much prog
ress. The church will celebrate
it's centennial next year, having
been organized in 1909.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-05

Health Coffee is really the closest Coffee
Imitation ever yet produced. This.
The fin est Coffee Substitute ever made. has
recently been produced by Dr. ShooD of
Racine Wis. Not grain of real Coffee In
it eth er. Health Coffee Imitation is made
from pure toasted cereals or grains. with
malt nuts. etc. Really 1t would fool an ex-
pert-who might drink it for Cuffee No
twenty or thirty minutes boiling Made
in minute" says the doctor Bennett
Gro. Co,
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-05
White Man Commit Helm
Gus Crime in North Caro-
lima.

Newberry special in yester
days Charlotte Observer: A
8 o'clock last night, while Mr.
5. l. Buck was at church two
white men entered his residence
on Broad street and criminallv
assaulted Mrs. Buck. She was
badly beaten ana an overcoat
was thrown over her head while
the brutes accomplished their
purpose. The police and many
citizens were on the trail of the
men wi,hIn few minutes. Mrs.
Buck can give only a meagre des-
scripti"n Of the men as the light
was dim and her chances to see
the men small The off GERS and
citizens have secured the county
and a number of men have been
carried before Mrs. Buck, all of
whom she failed to identify.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-05
Comments of Rustic" on the
"Doings of Our Solons"---
Lien Law, Labor Law, Etc.

Eultor News: Ihe wea heI
seems sill unsettled. Yesterday
was "ground-hog day" and it
was so clear hat The brute would
scarcely do more than poke his
nose out before seeing his shad-
ow ; then he returned in haste TO
his lair. Today is another cloudy
one, threatening more foul wea.
ther. Yet we must axe it as we
get it and try to be content.
For some days ] have been ru-
minating on the doings of our
Solons. They seem 10 be at some
trouble TO find work for 40 DAYS.
Well, it will bob up as they go
along - probably, The House
has voted to repeal the lien law.
L wonder if the Senate will agree
This measure is of dOubI ful pro-
priety in some minds; but no
blame can attach to those whose
consciences lead them to repeal.
However is that law the real seat
of he evil for which remedy is
sought ? / think uoj altogether.
The exemption law plays its
heavy part in the dramatic cast.
Having for so many years been
an advocate of homestead and
exemption, it poes hard with me
to say anything against that law;
but it is evident that therein lies
the greatest trouble.
ii a laborer breaks)his contract
there is no way TO recover dam
ages, because his wages aud eff
fects are exempt; so with most
OF the employers But, il people
could be made 10 pay damages,
their possessions and wages be
Ing subject to execution, there
would be much less comp amt
on this score. Then both parties
would be more careful in max
ing contracts and in performing
them.
The labor-contract law lately
under consideration is in the
main a good and fair one. Though
would suggest that no mini
mum fine be stated for some
short contracts would hardly be
worth the amount stated in the
bill. This is good as far as it
goes; yet it is not as effective as
going into the individuals pock-
ct for reimbursement Of dana
ges. Many laborers would work
out their fines and return to tie
former haunts 10 be lionized bv
their associates, having satisfac-
ton IN the act that his prosecu-
tor got no money out Of him
The only way to the best results
is through an effective writ of
execution; but that can be had
only by constitutional amend
ment. The bill gives quicker
relief.
Do you suppose the Assembly
will make an efficient pistol law?
Some representatives advocate
penitertiary punishment for car
rying concealed weapons. 1t is
not the degree of punishment,
but its certainty, that prevents 5
crime. Many offenders would
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-05
Clemson College Letter.
Interesting Lectures this
Week--New Department
Added at Request of Far
mers Union--Measures be-
fore Legislature Affecting
ClemSOn-Other Matters.

fore Legislature Affecting
Clemson-Other Matters.
DR.. Forrest, professor. of Biblical
literature and moral philosophy
at the University of Virginia, is
delivering a series of Bible lee.
lures here this week, under the
auspices of the Y. M. @. A. DR..
Forrest is considered one of the
best bible lecturers in America
and Clemson is fortunate in Sc
curing his services for a fe "
days.
AT the request Of the Farmers
Union, Clemson's board of trus-
tees have added new depart
ment to the college. 1t is known
as the cotton school, and it gives
a thorough course in the sampling
and grading Of cotton, and there
is given IN conjunction with these
studies a course in bookkeeping.
Quite a number of young far.
mers have mAtricula' since
Christmas and are taking advan-
tages OF this courss
The past year has been very
successful one with the ExperI-
ment station here. The farmers
of the State have written over
seven thousand etters during the
past year seeking information on
various subjects, and Prof. Har
per, the director OF the Station.
and his assistants, have been
able to render some valuable ser.
vice.
Rev. Coke d. Mann, the preach
er member of the Legis lature
from Oconee county, was elected
a mem Der of the Board of Trns
tees of Clemson College by tn g
legislature few days ago. He
will be remembered as the only
man In the Legislature vino re
fused to vote for the re election
OF Senator TiIlma last year.
Since they are now both mem
bers Of Olemson's Board of Trus.
tees, there is some little specula-
ton as to whether they VIII work
we'll In harness together.
Friends OF Clemson are watch
ing with much interest the out.
come of the various measures
that have been introduced In the
Legislature that affect this insti-
tuition. a bill has already been
passed requiring the college to
pay for the use of the thirty con-
victs which it uses. Two other
measures of Importance are,
bill providing for division OF
the fertilizer tax between Glenn
son and Winthrop, and another
providing for division of th q
fertilizer tax between Clemson
and the University of South Car.
olina. Both these measures we
heartily oppose. White we should
rejoice to see both Winthrop and
the University continue to en-
large In numbers and efficiency,
we do not think that is the par t
of wisdom to cripple one institu-
tion for the benefit of another.
Clemson would be badly crippled
because she has gradually built
up costly equipment and
any reduction in her income
would be very detrimental. This
would be the case, not only to
Clemson, bat to any other scien.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-05
Now, as mat

would decrease. Now, as mat
lers stand, the law abiding citi-
zen is at the mercy of the
"rough"-if he has any.
Sometimes it has occurred to
mo that license law might be
more effective. Let each person
who wants to carry weap n
take out license and let this re-
cord be against him in any fight
or troublous conduct; also let
the penitentiary enfoid any one
who carries concealed weapons
without q license. Would not
this be more preventive than the
present law? Or how would it
do to wipe out the law and let
everybody who wants 10 tote a
pistol? They do it anyhow.
At last Better late than ne
YER! Judge Pritchard seems to
recognize that there is such a
doctrine as States rights. Hur-
rah
Well, I am glad Lyon and Ste
veuson still continue to sift the
ashes of the dispensary and find
traces of treasure that departed
therefrom. Yours truly.
Rustic.
Coon Hollow, Feb. 8. 1903.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1908-02-05

Tr00cdy Near Town-- Hum pto,a
StOgner ReceiUed HOrt0s
WOwnd tm Dif1calty WjM j.
II. Sims.
A fatal difficulty occurred
monday morning between Two
well kuown citizens Of the Greek
section, Mr.. j. b. Sims and Mr..
Hampton Stogner, as the men
were coming TO town Mr.. Sins
and Mr.. Charlie Steele were r.
ding together IN the latter's bug
gy when they overlook Mr.. Stoe-
ner and his brother, Mr.. Ben
Stogner, in wagon, just beyond
the Gregory -Stogner dairy farm
east of Lancaster. 1t appears
that Messrs Sims and Stog-
ner had had previous quarrel
or Misunderstanding, and after an
exchange OF q few words in the
road Monday they drew pistol
and fired at each other. Mr..
Stogner was shot in the bowels
the bullet, ii is said, narrowly
missing his brother, Mr.. Ben
Stoger, passing through The lat
ter's clothing. Mr.. Sims was
unhurt. Two bullets fired, i
is supposed, by Mr.. Stogner,
struck MIR. Steele'S buggy.
The wounded man was attend
ed by Drs. Brown and Poovey,
and Monday afternoon was tax
Ell over to Chester to the Pryor
hospital where he died yesterday
morning about ten O'Clock. Mr..
Sims was arrested Monday even
ing by Constable Hunter, on q
warrant sworn out by Magistrate
Oaskey, and lodged In Jail.
Mr.. Stogner was a son of Mr..
j. w. StogDer of the Greek sec
ton, and was about 80 years old.
He ileaves a widow, who is a
daughter of Mr.. r. l.. l.. Black
mon OF New Cut, and one or two
small children.
The body was brought here
from Chester last night, on the
l. 60 train, and after an inquest
thissmorning Will be taken to
Camp Greek for burial.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-06-25
WORKING FOR A SAN|TAR|UM
Movement Now On May Culminate
in Establishment Of Institution.


If there is elimination of plans
set in motion some time ago by To-
cal physicians Waxahachie will soon
boast one of the most modern sani-
tariums in the country. 1t is unoffici-
ally announced that the movement
has gained considerable headway
and that the promoters of this ben
evolent enterprise have met with
much encouragement. The sale of
stock will not be confined exclusive
ly to physicians, but they solicit the
support of every citizen of Waxaha-
chic who feels an interest in the es-
tablishment here of an institution
where suffering humanity may re-
ceive proper medical treatment and
nursing. A site for the building has
been selected near the hot we'll and
it is planned to erect a building that
will be modern in every respect. The
location is an ideal one and the doc
tors should be heartily encouraged
in this movement
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1908-06-25
SMUCGLE COOLIES
into CALIFORNIA
Ring With Headquarters in Los
Angeles Actively at
BUSINESS ON A BIC SCALE
Department Officials Take an Alarm
ing View Of the Situation as Men
acing Invasion Of Chinese.
Organized Ring.

Los Angeles, Cal. June 25.--In
Los Angeles, according to informa-
ton gathered by the immigration
authorities, there is ring actively
employed In smuggling Chinese cool
les over the Mexican border into the
United States. The gang in southern
California is believed to have agents
throughout California and the South
west and the inability of the regular
force to cope with the situation has
caused the department of commerce
and labor to send a special agent
agent from Washington to make an
Independent investigation The
agent will soon be on the scene
Immigration Commissioner North
does not believe the country is men
aced with an invasion of coolies. He
says that smuggling over the border
has materially decreased in recent
years since the government station
ed line riders along the Mexican
boundary. The department officials,
however, apparently take more
alarming view of the situation. From
an examination of Chinese recently
caught sneaking into the United