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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26
.SANOMA GIRL, THE
QUEEN. Of TR:0TTERS
Captain Springer Says She Can
Beat Anything on
Earth.

4 LOS ANGELES, CAIN January a5,-''l
have every confidence that Sanoma Girl can
beat any trotter In the world. and next Year
To- the mile withouttn wind shield, held nov
BY Lou Dillon at 2:01. She Will SO back to
ne Grand circuit next season, and II is any
iirnl belief based on my experience with hen
IN her races In the Enst last season. that
there is not a piece Of horsefleshsin eSlAtenc,
that gan boat her ingn trpttlns race" Capt
thin y; y, springer Is Responsible loty thpse
words OF W!suvn,, S II ~ I
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26
SAID TO HAVE MARRIED j !. Ed.
Report That Miss ,yutkins lIns BECOME
g "a Mr.. DrO0kn'a Bride.

4 MIR. DrOOkx'a Bride. en- 8s333
s.'8r snecial to The Times Dispatch,
4, ALEXANDRIA, Va, January 25,--
Word was received here to-nigh that
Miss y ilah Watkins, the steno grapher.
VINO disappeared Monday, was seen in
!Raptdan, Orange county, Va, IN conl-
'Iptallniyswith "a. Powell Brooks. sss
5.5 According to the report, the couple
were married, and to-day left for Nor
folk to spend their honeymoon. Miss
NXatkins's people have not been offs
icially notified Of the elopement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26

Busch Not Match for Gotch.
ROCHESTER,, N. ". January 25.-
Frank Gotch, the American heavy
weight wrestling champion, defeated
Carl Busch, Of Germany, here tonight,
winning two straight falls. Busch
was no match for the American.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26
FORWARD PASS nUl.Es.
Important Changes Made by the Inter
cOlleG.inte E0Otbull COmMlttee.

NEW YORK, January 25.-Import-
ant changes in the rule governing the
advantage 10 weaker teams and other
football Legislation were made bv
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26
GIants' Lineup.

batting order OF the coming season as
Sam Crane picks 1t. Which Is stronger?
1908 Giants-Shannon. II: Tenney, 1b:
Dolin. CT; Seymour, rf.: Bresna han, C.. !;
Merkle. 2b; Devlin, 3b; Bridwell. ST.;
Ma theWson, p. 81
s GOT Glants-shannon, II; Strang. RI;
Devlin, 3b: Seymourpcf.; Brenahan,H CT:
McGann, 1b; Dahlcn, S.; Doyle, Oh:
Mathewson, p.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-01-26

IIHVV DVe1I "IIeB IcCIetl. $1,000 - ~
There is no occasion for Secretary
Farrell to reply to Pulliam's TRADE
said Mr. Powers. 'and don't expect
him to lower his dignity by answering
an ,lnfounded charge. do not con-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-20
CHURCH OF THE ADVENT.
Beautiful Music for Chrlstmas-Or-
 chestra Will Assist the Choir.

An elaborate music service will be rem dered by the vested choir of the Churcn of the Advent at the Christmas service I'll ocloclO. On that occasion the |hoir will be accompanied by an excellent or chestra. composed of some of B'rming- hams leading musicians. Prof. Frederick T.. Grambs, organist and choirmaster, has scored the entire service and the mem bers of this choir have been actively nracticine for some time. The service will present important compositions. The Te Deum and Jubilate are by the cele- brated English writer, Stanford, and are those used by the church of England with some slight changes made by Pro- lessor Grambs to confofm with the canons of the American church. The offertory, And There Where Shepherds" Is the production of Horatio w. Parker, open ing with grand soprano solo in Pastoral movement with violin obligato by Rref D. A. Davidson and recitative and will be rendered by Mrs. Harriet w. O'Neill, soloist of the choir. At the end of this work two measures for trumpet and trom- bone bring the full ensemble parts with orchestra to the close.
 The choir is composed of the following:
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-20
ACTRESS IS SHOT,
 MYSTERY IN CASE

Chicago, December 19.-(Special 1.-Two men seen with Margaret Weiswell, a pretty actress known to the stage as Peggy Perry" a few hours before she was found shot and fatally wounded in her room early today are being sought by a score of detectives in an effort to clear up the mystery in connection with the case.
 Walter A. Eckersall former star quar- terback of the University of Chicago foot ball team, who is said to have been friend of the girl, is assisting the police in their efforts to clear up the mystery
 The young woman, who is now dying from her wound in Mercy hospital, is said to have had quarrel with one of the men shortly before the shooting. Miss Jahn, also an actress, who was In the room with the Weiswell girl when she was shot, was taken to the Cottage Grove Avenue station, but was later released.
 None of the detectives at work on the case was satisfied with the stories told by the two women. They found four cups in the room in which the tragedy occurred out of which coffee recently had been drunk. This, the police say, indicates that the girls were not alone in the room.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-20

Soprano, Misses Ina Shepard, Helen Eustis, Bessie Eargood, Ethel Albertson, Ruth Wier, Florence May, Margaret Cam eron, Mrs Harriet W. O'Neill, Mrs. Eu- genia Lister Porter.
 Altos, Misses Ella Polk. Bessie Blood worth, Louleen Weaver. Julia Rumph Connie Evans.
 Tenors, Charles D. Brown, Joseph s. Smith, A. H. Delay, Percy Hughes.
 Bassos, Harry l.. Culver, Erin Farley, c. T. Randall, Clarence S. Barker.
 The following compose the orchestra: violins Mrs. E. D. Durham, Mrs. Grace Opinghaw Beggs, c. R. Klenck. F. A. Davidson; flute, pr. Levy; clarinet, George c. Crenshaw; cornet, Giles C. Me- Queen trombone, J. Horton; cello, Cecil E. Grambs; basso, w. A Chase; organ, Frederick L. Grambs
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-20
DEATHS AND FUNERALS.
Emil Jacob HiIty.

Emil Jacob Hilty, aged 26 years, died yesterday morning of typhoid fever after
 quite an extended illness His demise did not come unexpectedly as hope for his recovery was abandoned several days ago. The deceased was born in Chicago, but had been living in Birmingham Tor about four years, being connected With the First National bank during the great CT part of that time. During his residence here he had made host of friends large ly through his prominent connection with the Birmingham Athletic club. Tho news of his death comes as a profound shock to a great number of citizens. The de- ceased is survived by two brothers and two sisters.
 The funeral services over the remains will be conducted from the Masonic tem- ple tomorrow afternoon at 8 o'clock, King Solomon lodge No. 46O being in charge Of arrangements. The interment will be made in Elmwood cemetery. The follow ing have been requested to act as pail bearers: Thomas Bowron, Fred Chisholm, C. A. Fox, T. B. Woolley. w. H. Vol yerton and J. R. McGregor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-20
Mrs. Lumsden,s Statement.

Spartanburg. s. C., December 19.-Mrs. J. C. Lumsden, wife of J. c. Gumsden, the inventor of a message device, who shot and dangerously wounded Henry B. Suydam, a mining stock broker in New York today, in is Spartanburg /3ending the holidays with her sister, Mrs. Lee Dunbar. When she read the Associated Press report of the shooting tonight she said it was the first she had heard of the affair, and that 1t explained tele- gram she had from her brother Reid Miller, who is also in New York. Her brother telegraphed that her husband was being temporarily held by the police as the result of a difficulty but gave no de- tails. Mrs. Lumsden remarked that she was glad it was the other man and not her husband who was wounded, and that Suydam deserved it for the way he had treated Lumden. She said she was fa- miliar with the whole affair but did not care to make any statement. Mrs. Lums- 6en left New York last week. She was Miss Cora Miller of Anderson, s. c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-20
Lumsdens Rally to Aid.

Raleigh, N. C., December 19.-(special.)- )- The Lumsden family here is preparing to rally to the defense of John c. Lumsden, who shot Harry Suydam, a curb broker, in New York today. His father, c. F. Lumsden, was for many years tax eol- leetor for Raleigh. He is a travelling man now and is en route to Raleigh, where he will confer with his brother, R. b. Lumsden of the United States mail serv- ice, L. H. Lumsden and Frank Lumsden. tinware manufacturers. John Lumsden's s grandfather, who died several years ago, amassed a considerable fortune as hard- ware merchant.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-20
Baseball Player Suicides,

Richmond, December 19-Despondent over tickle fortune, Oscar H. Foster, bet ter known as "Reddy." one time baseball star and member of the New York Giants, barreled shotgun in his mouth and pulled the trigger with his foot. He died in- stantly. The tragedy came after he had been drinking for two days. With a friend, Lee Polkington, he went to the banks of the James river, took last drink from a bottle and killed himself before his comeanion could interfere.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-20
BROKER Is FATALLY
 SHOT IN NEW YORK
CONTINUED FROM PAGE l.,

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 him twice. Suydam says he was direc- tor in the Vibratory Massage company and had obtained a loan on Lumsden stock, the money being used in furtherlng the work of the company, the notes being given to Lumsden.
 The southerner, however, In statement in his cell at the Oak street station to- night was positive in his assertion that after he had made a demand upon Suy- dam on notes due him, Suydam had drawn the revolver Lumsden then asserts that he was attacked by Suydam and two friends and that he wrested the revolver from the broker. Thereupon Lumsden further declares the revolver exploded,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-20

John c. Lumsden is well-known in Bir- mingham, where he lived for a number of years. He was tympany player at the Jefferson theatre for several years and had many friends in the city. He mar ried during his residence here, Miss Miller, who Is a sister of Reid Miller, the famous tenor singer who went to New York some years ago.
 Lumsden was a fine musician and also was of an inventive turn of mind. He had considerable business experience and was a splendid bookl1eeper.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-20
No Loser for Him.

From Everybody's Magazine.
 This one is credited to o. Henry, but be refused the two dollars. A pessimistie young man dining alone in a restaurant ordered broiled live lobster. When the waiter put it on the table it was obviously minus one claw. The pessimistic young man promply kicked. The waiter said it was unavoidable-there had been fight in the kitchen between the two lob sters. The other one had torn off one of the claws of this lobester and had
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-20
T. c. Mundy.

T. c. Mundy, son-in-law of H. A. Chalifoux of this city. died yesterday in New Orleans. The remains will arrive in Birmingham this morning and will be taken in charge by Lige Loy. Funeral services will be conducted from the resi- dence of H. A. Chalifoux, 7517 Second avenue, East Lake, this afternoon at 8 o'clock. The interment will be made in Woodlawn cemetery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-20
Joseph John Faqan.

Joseph John Pagan, aged 37 years, died yesterday at his late residence, Til Sixth avenue, north. The deceased is survived by a widow and two children. The remains will be sent to Columbus, Ga, this morning by Lige Loy for in- terment.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-20
John Marion Thomas.

John Marion Thomas, aged Il years, son of the Rev. J. M. Thomas died yes- yesterday at his late residence I'll Union Springs. The remains will be brought to Birmingham for burial. Funer- al services over the remains will be con- ducted from 1120 North Twenty-fifth street this afternoon at 8 o'clock. The interment will be made in Oak Hill ceme- tery
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-20
HAD TO SAW WOOD.
Lawyers at Y. M. c. A. Furnish Fun
 for Large Crowd.

The lawyers at the Young Mems Chris tian association who came out last in the recent membership contest took their medicine last night at the wood saving. The chairman and two committeeman were there and sawed a quarter of a cord of wood in the middle of the gymnasium floor while large crowd stood around and enjoyed the fun.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-20
Mrs. Sarah Ann cofIeId.

Mrs. Sarah Ann Cofield, a widow, aged S2 years, died early yesterday morning at her late residence, 115 North Sixty-eighth street. The deceased is survived by two daughters. Funeral services over the Ie- mains were conducted from the late res- idence yesterday afternoon. The inter ment was made in the East Lake ceme- tery
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-20
Strike of Glass Workers.

Cleveland, O., December 19.-At the close of the first day of the strike of the Ma tional Window Glass Workers, inagurated to enforce the adoption of the new wage scare with 25 per cent increase, Pres ident Faulkner announced that six plants had signed These factories include the American Window Glass company of Pittsburg, the Patterson Widow Glass company of Cameron, W. Va., and plants at Fredonia, Kan, Eldredge, Pa, Kane, Pa., and Shinglehouse, Pa.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-20
Dead Body Placed on Track.

Knoxville, Tenn, December 19.-A special from Isis, Va., states that Grover Blackwell, a young man of that place, was run over and cut to pieces at Pineville, Ky, after being stunned by a blow on the head and placed on the track by highwaymen who held him up and robbed him.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-20
pr. John w. Key.

The friends of pr. John w. Key of St. Petersburg, Fla, will be sorry to learn of his sudden death which oc- cured in Benoit, Miss, yesterday. The body passed through Birmingham on the way for burial. Dr. Key was the broth CT of Mrs. J. G. Monroe of this city and was student in the Birmingham Med teal college up to the time of his grad uation five years ago. He had many close friends in this city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-20

eaten it. The young man pushed the lob ester over toward the waiter. Take 1t away" he said wearily, and bring me the winner'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1908-12-20
Well Known In RirmInaham.

and suydam fell to the floor with two bullet wounds in his body
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22
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WAGsKA, III q. Axx 18th. -
III TIN nenrwssts II taasslmu MI caansy;
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sxen IN rise saaes W. ! s41xt1~se fcr state
ssnafas os tlss tsctss~t TsttG 4trk~f- tAke
shis aa~msS 10 Sssssatirx year sspaust. pss-
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VA ssk NJ WI " xssep Hfsts sosssasrssion
ans " Esaad worthy I'D auaasAsst fsE tne
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ss nsy ss.sssslsassss. s1tr ssss~ and Abe ssssasss
al E.fxe
wssaa5 especially Hrrr III sotsrs. rx% ~
sssHxasvs 81 ~ ~ tas apsamsrsee ans register
ssssss ssss@ 20 nsssa~s sAo sassss shnlee usAs
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Very Respectfully
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22
Jury List

Fer sass 1une~sevss ~ eoass 10 \. ,eaa In
Nssmsv, a~ssnaax Tuesday. iuD~ snd
e. itansnssr. Isssalla: Anton NErschs.
Mhst~ .saa Warren Asacher. Fers&ss A
Van $rhc~pHbsv.u. Jasksens los Isvorak-
Lake Anass: nso Isabt.. Plain Center 4 4
Mrs.~s. Nhgss s~ans II lang. sshsHta J r.
L~In4ibarw. Wahelaes las Nash. Carroll VI
aist~s Maheh~s Sohn J~ernsrrr. Msssss sfas-
ssv Nelson. tsstts. A A Thomas Rssass;
Aasan Uisersnx. Howard. Leo Pss~rs, chs-
tsTeek l. L basis. U~s~ii-ss T. Easisois.
L. ~russssss 4. A sseekasy. t't*s~e LAAs u
Bailey. Ns~sre u NJ Sausk. Ms~,r~: Jns >sesi-
rvafsA Msgners ht cssxs. Wshetsv q Il
tnssizn. fip~&sus u l. isyscA. Howard &
Avxuns~r, IL Ks~sts: " 4 Osden. Moore
4 ii 1AAks. tSex IL 4 Mosrlson. Masssfes Usa
Ma~4 m@mn.ay &C wnatMus.n. wsas~ses Lrw
Harris Platte g "A Ios~rtss Jacks0E \ &
ttesfy. tstsxssseaa cseTk II u iIaak. tsost
Lake J II SATIN La Roche.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

~ tbs TsaeI.srs of Charles Nix ss,aaty.
tar Nesasal i~s~sssuss ~isi sossssae ~ MAJ
asv IuEv @sra asd szaassrae Ia session untii
1nay asu
rrr~ssaetss Na~h az the Af@rgIe.a Normai
srtT~ss will { ss#auss assisted Ivy President
sAuaHsta " Masd Academy ard Principals
Auspby Asa ssssn- Mira Ssaaxs. wsii h.s.
eaa&fge 81 she primary WORK several iee-
aSftN 2s~ asFassxsxs for agd every effort wssl
- nzxdx III xiss 5ss*ss leaj Lelp 10 sts.s teach
ys*. All arr sssA~ssed 40 attend The entire
~-4~eassH- BNAra ef E2suesxtIsn please ASK ~
~e ths certificate of iHstasnfs attendance
~ls~sa enapaeyisx t*AStsrs. There viii b..
ia~@ss On kstassfAy snss ~ may close f~-
fssr~ shx fvussh " Jaly. E4xn Institute
AUssssx ny seraa ~ oStsre has sssr ~ sssd any
p~r<vsesas cxsx. s~ah in attendance and in in-
trss>a. Lxs ~ nsak1 tlsis sAr tsss u all.
UisyiA HEEE.x, supt.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

Al IN s~oitcitAfkan III M friends. 4 hereby
sy0oursss Nv randadA<y for s.asH sen~tes
knans EAeftes NIL county. sutSt~t " This vii
III lbs Es0ple IA Lbs reeatasean primary In
Jnns. EDMIN MORGAN
HAying received the endorsement 81
d large majority " tins republican
IN my candidacy TOR RSnosu-
aasxxtsn ~ fhe esflee III state senator
fassfa Charles MIN county on tlse repub-
gesn ticket l EIsssst Eeaxsasy Gfas40rse
xang. Eo~ Il. rTnSf3rd for RI = kesa~
aassr. l. r. IpIHRup.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

Il respectfully wish 10 MY canal-
slaey fssr slse asEes Of equity auditor q.
thasiss Mix county subject 10 the pleasure
vt sha republican voters at the June pri-
nsarass. and ssla heartily appreciate tiss
sapsxsft ~ my friensas and All sia~ voters oi
toe republican party
VIM. TlMM
l respectfully wish to announce my
candidacy Tor the Office OF county aud
tn III Charles Mix county, subject To
aG.e pleasure OF the republican voters
ali the June primaries. asad will hearts-
Is appreciate the support OF my friends
aud all tie voters Of the republican
party. III. q. WILSON.
hereby announce myself as . candidate
TOR IA. nctninaticn 70 the Office Of County
Auditor. subject 10 tbs. decision of she demo-
erat ssstSrs vi Tbs eoanry ~ sAe June prl-
susrlss. T. T.. GugEY.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22
For Register Of Deeds

wish Ia announce 10 all republican
voters OF Charles Mix county aho are
IA FAVOR OF Il square deal that | arm q
candidate Dtsufs my party at the June
primaries ior the nomination for a sec
snd term 10 the Office OF register oi
deeds al Charles Mix county.
10. r.. REYONLDS.
Having received The endorsement OF ]
large ina hssssy al ths republicans voters u
my lassssv soss1shsp | wash ~ III,
candidacy for ts~ utssce OF Register 81 ihseas
~ Charles Ma county. xubl.sa IA the Will Vi
tssss republican PARRY al stt 5uge primaries
l .@sn.stiy s4sia9st ssv sapl@sfs vi als fvpubii
gaas. Gao. III. PATRICK
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22
Notice to Contractors

7as~ ~.A&sss b ard " Glvsesa Csswk ~sbssoI
U~sfeet Ma : tslsAsses ma County %.,ath
tkxkxstA mssI xssefsw sssatrd bids Nsr Iars efxr-
f<s1 ana 1AYkss pa~tssssa Ut an a~xSslssasss " Ehts
~stkesi lsxsuxss n sid staxarksx unssi saturday
th* &Nh 1sy Ut May. ns " ves~g W. Tfes
xfs4~ss6sAsAsgu hsF Gh~ kzaxl h~*sizsnx can ~
fs8ss4t I'll tf*e stt4ew ~ tsse chairman uf tbs
sssxssf. u y. A~sHxMnxtwe.
tAtd tppMF reserves the s1ht ssss Sss~~a
Any Aaa Al bids Dated this gIst dxy ~
Asssl. Imsx-
Jonx i NxISox
80 Clerk
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

This card Is my Assnoursesssnt to Charles
las E~as1s = re puAsssssfa ssasrs THAT 1 ass q
saasSsssag. fur ssss sassaiasaassD ftr the uglssss al
sase rss. AsAl AsA their Support NJ tae sas1s
primaries. o. \. EA-IAAs
Having been requested by friends u
eczema u candidate for sheriff ui
naries Nix county pa the republican,
tscAes. 1 Aes0py 50 myself.
44sd ask toe support of ala republicans
al the suns primaries.
EDWARD s. MCKAY.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

Remember the xbove prices
include the New Era, the onty
Official county paper ON the res
erYation, md the only d In the
county which carries the correct
0iiicisl list Of Indian lands Tor
sale. Besides. we have q good
corps Of correspondents, which
with the local held thoroughly
|coyered, puts The New Era -
the head q IA the newspapers
10 - county.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22
VIM TiMa


an : candidate for generalization for the
Office of siaaes attorney for a~-seend term.
.a III. republican, ticAst. and pfofaIse 70
ahlae III t.sc viii " The voters As expressed
at tbs yune primaries.
j. r. Triton
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22

hereby afsfnsasec fass&H IS . candidate
sss aiss utsss ~ pressssc lasiws Ut Charles Mia
sxssnts. ss4tfsss 10 lsss Will u she voassFe Ut
sa.s republican saarsy u Charles As2 euanty
- sA3 I4ans g1a4ssa rsss
1. NJ, GAAI.E
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22
JOSEPH DvnRAY.


~ssspaay ts.s sssssans ~ announcing nay c4n
~silsia1s for The sssses ~ superintendent 81
sgisses.o % sshasa.s Mgs *ouatg. s~uistsss 10 tls.s
ss*~isasn - siss sssssbsAssn suasss ia sssT ssl-
naAs3e~ Jane ssA.
J.y. MURPHY
am II candidate spr ths fseyubllran
Nomination far the ofssss IT Saps rims.nisss
~ Scasss,s. ~ clsax Nsx soanty. snbast ~
fssss asssaxas~ Ut his sotrr~ ss the june pri-
nsarfs=s. l bare l&en actively Engaged iD
~elssa wosk user Iweiss years. iHstDdamx
fsssr years services ~ experimentation "
~Ehsxsss In sIay essassIy* vas graduated
frsssrs ttse stalls q assvsrsity ~ nwsGsh fsaksssa,
In t~ss S*th tass degree ~ PA. ID and hg
sxstue ~ my dsxrxe aid ssss szssntss~lisan u
ftse srAgasf~ essasr~e In tire ~ause Institution.
i hid y valid n*es ywaf state tFFtlAs1G~ re-
axn Ahae upssH IL es pirxtaoat. 1 villa a~se~Axtssy
appfxss4sa ynaF support
Il. Frnpk Peterson
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22
Representative

take TIA nssxns " -asasssaagsas 81 sAs
Republican voters ~ Charles Mis- ss,susy
that l .m = Il aasasasle tor reps.ssGsAasy. "a
sse sssunty In che state avgassasasx. Subysxt
~ sh~if vii ~ Ia Jsu prsnaAfswss
henry VI. EyEk&
I~rsxp~etsasiy soasrst th1 supspura u the ~
pahisxsn sotsFs a. Charles Mix nat ~ =
candidate l~sare lbs p~spie svs coordination
s0 tbs ossce II representative fsusa Charles
Nix s1sanas. Ana wiii atssxa~ b. yeur s~ssxislnn
~ tbs Juaae psssaarsx~- jExc l.. AshiM
~ tAs request of friends. / si@4sTe IL
AssssssnssSs sAshI l arr a eaaassAte fvg
ssHs ssssaHe ~ rep sentative lrasA
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tucked. aassa max i fasor the candidacy
III S1w i. Crawford far T.. a. senator,
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Il S1~ T. Crawford Tor Z. 4. s.gaalug.
FRANK TssL "a AsU.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1908-05-22
cIERk or COURTS.

| hereby nish Ia announce myself
as d candidate hesoTe the republican
voters OF Charles Mix county for the
oss.se OF clerk Of courts, subject 10
gi.~sr viii ~ the June primaries. /
eaTneaals solicit The aaal.ost OF al! re-
p~ssllscana.
JOSEPH DIgHRAY.