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New-York tribune., 1909-04-04
LETTERS OF THANKS.

Dear Editor: l received the 81. for which /
thank you very much I did not expect 10 win
prize. and very much surprised my letter
in the paper. Thanking you again for the money,
I am yours truly, JULES SUDDEN.
TIawIeyville Conn.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04

This. children, is a chimpanzee.
You'll often find him in tree
Oh, no! OF course he's not bird.
How can you all be 50 absurd :
He IS a monkey, and all day
He swings from limb to limb in play.
He never has attended school
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04

Dear Editor: / wish TO thank you for the collar
pin which you sent TO ne It is very pretty, and I
greatly appreciate It Yours very truly.
MARY +. HEDRICH.
No. 242 Franklin street, New Haven
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04

PRIZE DRAWING. "MR. BLACK CROW
CALLS ON LITTLE MISS MILDRED"
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04

From ! to is city the Mediterranean the
capital OF country in Africa; from 10 tno
Vyes..r, Continent. from 2 to I a country in the
New-York tribune., 1909-04-04

PRIZE DRAWING. "MR. BLACK CROW
CALLS ON LITTLE MISS MILDRER"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-10-15
ssath Daksta Kept First Place.

Doane Robinson Of the state static
1iCai department has been working
ont comparative figures on produc-
zion Of new wealth Ii the northwest
ern states, using the government dg-
uros TO work from, and 1ncs for the
past year South Dakota continued 70
hold hrst place IL production OF new
wealth PED capltG; ol population. The
figures chow that the cereal produc-
tiOn Of the states Of lows, Minnesota,
North Dakota and South Dakota from
~ period extending from 1900 10 1908,
on Per capits Of population were
Iowa, o676.04; Minnesota, oA63,O 5;
North Dakota, SHOT 80; South d.
koaa, 911l4.06.
The live stock figures for the same
psriod are: Iowa, 3o7 80: Minnesota,
t63.0O; North Dakota, Gil. 80; south
Dakota, o223.4O.
For tho year 1908 the cereal produc.
zion Of these states per capita Wa;
Iowa, o07. 80; Minnesota. 366.3 0 South
Dakota, ol96. co. and North Dakota,
o1o0. 90.
These figures show that South Da-
kota continues to hold the lead fol
produetion Of new wealth per capita
omonG NJ states Of No northwest, and
W1Ahs tho incroased areA openedt 70 pro-
Auetion No past lew years will no
1oubt hOl- u for rome time to come.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-10-15

The casualty caused by Mr..
Leach's automobile aud reported
III another column, and for which
neither the machine nor the
driver was responsible, should
be 9 warning to the small boys
who are in the habit of standing
in the road to see how long they
can remain in front of the
machine without being run over,
or how near they can be to it
when it passes without being
struck. Some OF our Milbank
boys are in the habit Of doing
this very thing. and there is
liable TO be an accident from it
almost any day. Parents will
do we'll to caution their boys in
this matter.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-10-15

VIM. Cleveland, the pigeon
man, has been making some i'm
provements on his lofts, and
has built q substanti al addition
onto the building.
Miss Ruby johnson of Mime
apolis, who had been spending
some time with her aunt, Mrs.
A. J. Partridge, returned to her
home in Minneapolis yesterday.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-10-15

The Sisseton COurant has
been much improved in its print
ed appearance, the result of a
new 2.revolution Cottrel press
recently added to the establish.
ment. The new press is an in.
dication of prosperity which all
the old friends of "Jack' CrOal
are pleased to see working his
way.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-10-15

At the M. e. conference at
Huron last week, the prelimina.
ries were instituted for an or.
ganization of the wives of the
pastors in the conference, and
Mrs. o. E. Boyce of this city was
made chairman of a committee to
report at the next conference
and present plans and laws for
such an organization.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-10-15
COMMISSIONERS MEETING
Omclal Proceedings or Boar d
County Commissioners.
s. d..

MILBANK, s. D.,
Tuesday, Oct. 5, 1903.
The board of county commissioners
met on the above date In regular ses-
sion with all members present.
The minutes Of the last regular
meeting and the adjourned meetings
OF September 7th and 2lst were read
and approved as read.
Board adjourned to Wednesday,
October 6, to allow the contractor
time to complete the vaults.
CHAS. Now ATERS,
County Auditor.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-10-15
Bishop Hare Dying.

Atlantic City, n. J. Oct. 12-Rev.
William Hobart Hare. bishop Of
South Dakota, 10 critically Ill Of his
cottage here and his death 10 believed
70 b only : matter OF . few hours.
Tho prelete has bsen unconscious for
several days.
Bishop Hare, who 10 72 voars old,
oame oaSt six months a9o on account
o. failing hoaltA end took . ootea91
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-10-15

DoANE ROBINSON, who is an
authority on state statistics
asserts that South Dakota is
again in the lead of all the states
In the production OF new wealth.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-10-15
COMMANDER PEARY has pre-
scented his arguments and rea'
sons for asserting that DR.. Cook
did not reach the north pole,

HON. 9. r CRANE, the recent
" appointed minister to China,
can exclaim with the parrot: II
talked to much" He is now out
Of q job.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-10-15

Prot Hartranft, Of the Aber-
deem normal, gave . very in
toreatfng lecture on Brasil Wed.
noday AFTERNOON ct the high
school room, under the auspices
OF the Excelsior club. Prof.
Hartranft hss : happy faculty of
falling a Interesting story in q
pleasing manner, and his lecture
Mas made particularly interest.
10g ~ the thread Of personal
expofi1pce he was enabled to
jNsa1o through the story, an ex-
perlsnc6 gained by . visit to
0rn1fl when : very yonng man
HI cennection with q railroad
b6lldlng project in that tropical
sconlfk1 The professor gave q
very fnter6stfng description OF
Iocon4trys With q mass Of
'lActsAin regard to its mighty
1ivefG.. Nd wonderful fertility
md natural resources. and pre-
aioto lor 10 South American
continent : great developement
II the near 1utul0 ..
The lecture was preceded BY
"A excellent muafcal number BY
~ high school choir and . fine
Solo ~ Mrs. @. = Mills.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1909-10-15
MILBANK, S. D.,
Thursdav. Oct. I. 1909.

Ihur004y, OCt. Is 40V0s
Board of county commissioners
met on the above date, pursuant to
adjournment Of Wednesday, October
6, 1909, with oil members present.
The following bills we're audited and
allowed and warrants drawn for the
same:
weekly Item. ofacial printing s4l.a Is, al
4. US I. smith. ci.i.i printing ji5:s5, Il:
l. ' 8 1!drieh, oiieii.ii iiiinsina ;is:si, a:
Grant ant County News. oiici.i printing
". W.. ". bovine, osieisi printing SIS Is,
irving 1HTH Partridge, labor in clerk Of court. ~
J Wa Aiii:on, birth ana d.st1 sport: 50
s. s. Lockhart, telephone rent for July.
August, September and October. $500. 8 90
W. A. Kriesel, operation on Mable Han. 70 ~
son s A. Aserd ;s.e,:. q, peace cost: in o."
caees Of state 70. Schertz and Mul.
Gust swanson. balance on contract for
Gust swanson. extra labor and material
in constructing vaults .......:... 30 90
Gnst Swanson, repsiIs to court house, q, %
Ii conrishs, jainitor At teachers exam
W. ,n " Mount, p.peiins treasurer, clerk
VI ~ oAASO0
T.. e. MCGOWAN, mdse to county farm. 4b 60
W. A. Kriesel, fumigating and mileage
norts IS. 70. allowed 1T ~ 40
W. W. Downie, supplies t. county...... 3 30
diem ana mileage % 40
'c diem and mileage sage. "a 90
John Erickson county commissioner per
diem and mileage. 1SO
The vaults as built by Gust Swan
son, the contractor. were accepted.
Application of L. P. Larson for .
loan of $1,000 on the net, * rty, Ia
section 14-118-49, was approved.
Application Of John Erickson for .
loan of $14O0 on the se4 of section
30-119-48 was approved.
Board adjourned to November q,
1909. CHAs. MCWATERS,
County Auditor.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
ANXIETY OVER THE
 DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

During the past few days the re- publican newspapers and republican politicians have been seriously alarm ed for fear the democratic members of the legislature will slaughter the democratic party. This is a charming view to take of the matter. and tho democratic party feels deeply grate- ful to the gentlemen who have been carrying the sword of Joab for about fifty years. Unquesuonably 1t would be bad for the democratic party to take any steps, in caucus or out Oi caucus, that would lacerate the feel ings and deplete the pOcketboOk of Q republican politician. Of course. the people will not stand for it. Such an act is unpardonable treason and the republicans have firm ground upon which to base the belief that the dem ocratic party Is going straight to with Jack Johnson movement.
 Republican contemporaries may rest assured that their desire to protect the democratic party from its own rash deeds and to oid 1t in getting a i foothold in the esteem of the deaI voters has touched the tenderes' chord in the democratic heart and that the democratic caucus will set uE sand take due notice. In fact. tho caucus will probably reverse itseli simply to show it's gratitude and 1T order to make the Trcper amends will advise the voters of Arizona to here after vote the republican ticket.
 It is really pleasing to know thaf the democrats have srch able and kint guardians watching ever their action. and protecting them from hari karl.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09

of admission before March and the other gives us hope of statehood soon thereafter.
 ..There is a common but rot well founded opinion that fl the territories are not admitted now. they cannot be before the next regular session bcginning next December. That Is get necessarily the case. While the ex- traordinary scssioa. 10 he calle1 ioi March IS, will be carsd for the reyis ion of the tarin, tho deliberations oi congress will by no means be lmitec to that interesting subject. P-ers will undoubtedly be great deal oi other legislation.
 .~rhough the tarin is an expressing
 matter and though 1t is predicted tha.
 a revision bili cannot be passed with ,n less than two and hall months. 1" canOt be SuppOScu tidt AES SDASioSi"-
 ton of it will be necessarily eontin-
 uous.
 AS matters now stand. according
 to the dispatch. ,hree-fourths of the senators are for statehood. Never be fore has there been such a majority . in favor of admission. A majority but little more than a majority would |. have passed the omnibus bill but foi the obstruction placed by a large and , determined minority. morally support , ed by the president. There is now only small minority not determined. and the president i' on the other side. There is yet room for hope. but as we have observed. no , for exhilaratlon."
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
AGITAToRS 4 vs.
 PRESIDENT o;Az.

There is a great deal of fuss be.ns made in certain q.arIers over the four Mexican agitators TOW in jail in Los Angeles for violation Of the neutrality laws existing between this and the rep.blic of Mexico. If these same individuals had been at work earning an honest living instead of endcavor' lax to inclte instruction against our southern neighs0r 'hey would not now be ea.i-.e prison fare. but would be ~.ijoying the very liberty they are vawping 10 much aoout. Such revolu- tIonists belong to an agitating class that are no good to any country. At the time Diaz became president. Mexi- co was full of thelr kind and while shouting liberty w!tE their mouths they were robbing with both hands. That they were streaiy repressed by Diaz goes without saying; that Diaz $ dictator and Iu es the republic with an iron hand n ght also be said, but between the tSo there can be DO comparison. What Mexico is today Porfrio Diaz has made it. Instead of iutcrnecine war 'here is peace, In stead of danger there is security of life. property and tho pursuit of hap pIness. If man will obey the laws of his country he is as safe in the city of Mexico as be is in the city oi Washington. All Mexico Is enjoying high degree of prosperity and all this due to the frra hand of President Diaz. Without exception he is sup ported by the business interests oi the country. Barring none when he comes to be sized up by future his torians he will be accredited one oi the greatest men of the twentieth cen tury.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09

well worth the moa' ....,. ,,o believe tae de. ~s costs anu we made q m .socrasic majority has i, ,s .stsse in dispensing with it.
 ao, too lale to reeuty this ms 1akc. If the governor veios the eiil which it is predicted he will 1t IS ho1ed that there win be thoso who wHi change taeir votes and sustain the veto.
 Our morning ecnlcmporary suggests Hon. B. A. Packsrd as an available candidate for the ,'nited States sen ate should the democrats win tho first state election. We will admit that "oid Pack" Is available senator ial timber ali right, but we predic' that he would gladly hand the honc' , Co Marcus Aurelius.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
REALIZATION NOT WARRANTED.

The Arizona Repui lican. the repub- lican newspaper authority of Anzona, is not without hope of the passage Of the statehood bill before the end of the present congress, but 1t recog- nizes that there are yet grave doubts. Says the Republican.
 We have statehood news this morning of little different color but i; need not be followed by undue ex- hilaration any more than less fav- orable news should have caused ex- treme depression. We are face to face with two facts: one, the short and rapidly shortening session. and the other. that an overwhelming ma jority of tho senate is favorable to statehood. The frst is not indicative
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
- Y. "---, V t.1.r ..>'',
ffe's Arpie Pie sse Diree: cza,s Q
 Tragedy.

'rsc-c waa n irasedy on; at 1fs ioaie of tbe Lorings the otEeI aaS te Lorings weIe mai Tiod. e J.Iit. ,saF year ago. n the first w,''sA fer their return from ihe wo,!oias rip to the little flat which they hae much fun ia furnishing Mrs. LOT ng offered as Q dinner delicacy he, Irst apple Ele. He tried the pie. but Ta5 noi equal to the task of eatiug any of it. and Of course she wanssc lo know why.
 My dear, I never eat pie eS- plalned Loring. q thought l would ,-y ,his just out of compliment to you but | cant finish it. Besides, an certain it will make me H."
 It was done with such skin tha: she put her arm lovingly about Llir and called him a dear old thiEg'' just for trying 10 cct it.
 Now If there was any timo at which s.o-ins was at peace with the world 1T was when he was in front Of a man's size slab Of pie. But for a yea he missed that pleasure in his new hone.
 The other night Loring had as 3 guest a chum of hoarding-hoase days. and the latter was telling Of Lorihgs table feats.
 Did yon eyer in all your life,' he asked the young wife. sec a man who could eat so much pie as he e@n2'
 Hence the tragedy.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
cueA,s SECOND TRIAL.


 The people of Cuba have begun an- other attempt at sell government. un- der most favorable auspices. and with the strong sympatny of the republics of the New World. The work of pac,- fcation and reorganization under Gov. Magoon has been tactfui md thor ough, eliminating in a spontaneous outpouring os good will toward the American authorities that is oonclu- sive evidence both of appreciation and says the Post
 Jose Miguel Gomez, the new presi- dent of Clba, was fairly elected. He has the confidence os tho people. He is a Cuban of the better sort. neithe- aIienatcd from the mass or the pes pie by fore:e. symIathies nor antago- nistic to foreign bel.efits by reason of insuIar prejudice. Ee has proved his patriotism on many occasions in most substanliai fashion. He has traits of f mness and decision which would have been of invaluable service to President Palma. and he enjoys tho advantage of the lessons taught by the history of Cuba since the Spanish war. The rocks which split the first Cuban government are now plainly charted, and the new, helmsman should have no difficulty in avoiding them.
 President Gomez will be assisted by Dr. Alfredo Zayas, the newly elected vice president. and congress elected by the Cuban people after 8 free bal lot and c fair count The islands f. nances might be il better condition but the new government Is by no means in straitened circumstances. With prudence and economy the charges against the government can be met without heavy taxation. Pub lie Improvements are under way whick will benefit the whole nation and lead to increased prosperity.
 The people of the United States en- certain toward the people of Cuba nothing but good Win. The perma. nent independence of Cuba. and the hapiness and prosperity of her people under their own flag, is desired by ali Americans. This desire has been
 made manifest in deeds which speak for themselves. It Win be 10 fault oi anything that the Tinted States has done. or failed to 60, if the new lease
 of independence on the island doe, not run in perpetuity.
 Good luck to Cuba, and happiness, to her peoplel May January 2S be re
 membered hereafter as the day
 when. for the last time in history. any
 authority. other than that of the Gu
 ban republic was dominant in Cuba, May the Cuban flag float forever ovci
 the Cuban people. self governing lfree, and independent,
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
spprloua eoIr.-a h e-,,r.

Spanish coins have been eodn'c- feited, perhars nccre than the cor of any other country Evcn al 1e present time Spain is rciocnin~ .-eus terfeit five pcseta ricees T'S .e eoi1 were made by private | ,soas xua worc equal to ,he regulf sroVe.rnmer coirs ia point of ine' .,S aAd woi~h. the n~aafaotrrcrs r .srS sa,isaed wit, tie Ec.gnoraze or ,,sae.ercc betvee- --s ls,s Ns'n' Q; the coin and i:s sel.a ib bu' .soa silver.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
DR. RICKETTS, rHsoUeH

Dr. l.. D. Ricketts. head of the Greene Cananea company. passed though Isshee Sunday on his way to tiae Mexican copper camp after q visit of several weeks in New York. sup Tosedly in conusction wit: fhe Cor maticn of iae Ameri m Smelling company. built in oppositio- to the all legcd Cuggcnheim snelter trust.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09

The indictment of Gov. Haskell of Oklahoma for compiicity in land frauds in that state las again brought this gentleman into the limelight. There has been considerable smoke lowering around Governor Haskell curing the past year and tho present indictment shows that the United States grand jury, at least, has discov- cred what it believes to be fire.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
His Iees of It.

Asked to express his ides of human misery. an old oolored ciiizen said De rent due. an no man ter mogo you: de groceries out, an' yn' appetite at de same or stand; 15 ro' relations ter spend Ge holidays w.d yc1. an A preacher ter tell you you gwine ter satsn ef you don't mend yo' ways. - Atlanta Consultation
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
no. Aiu,ua-

The g,rl who has nothing to do aoula learn this; Pcoiis are not nee ssa-uy iEaorsnt because they lave ot read the latest novel or heard the test poem. One bad fault some iris have is that they look shocked Aen a man acknowledges that he ssat reed the iateat novel.--stcAison &-a.l Globe.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
co,ors of Flames.

The various eolors Of fa-aos !n . wood fire are caused by the eombus ton os the elements of the fuel The light blue is from the hydrogen. tho white from carbon. the violet from manganese. the red from masncsla and the yellow from soda.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
PIs..nuhn bed br coan.sr.sltcr..

Platinum was Q favorI;c iaetal with eounterfeiter3 some years ago. whea It's intrinsic value was about six dol lars an ounce. Many spurious ten and twcnty-dollar United States gold pieces were turned out chiefly compcsci ot ihis metal The coins Of Great Britain were alzo tempered with in tho sl.ns manner
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
Make Perfect esnhoIders.

5 Tn India thero is :l patent medicine 7rm which converts into pcnholdsrs he wooden packing cases .n which it -ets some of it's druEs from America This firm makes such a good pen holeer that the government buys it, al though all the work is done by hard.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
,Y-a c,her.,.c rrr,eu.a-

The editor of tA!s paper ha5 bocn at the county seat this weeS. protecting his rights. liberty and pursait Of happi- ness from the grim and yauning pr's- on walls. where our enemies would most willfuliy conhne us; hence car delay in the publication O. t1is issga Lowell (Wyo.l Chroniclc.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
c < savented Postage c.smrs.

nc postage stamp made Its first aT .>earsaeo in 1899. Its invention Is du , James Chalmers. a printer O. Dur ,ee. who died in 1863. England adopl d Inc adhesive stamp. according L. ! decree of December 2l. 1889. and is Ged the first stamps for public use iay c. ls4O. A year later they wcr. .iroduced in the Cnitcd States aa, iaiszsrlana. and soon after in Bavar a. DclE.un and Fra-ec.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
L.raev.n snnn,er Iotcla.

It is estimated that tho summer ho- Is of ihe White mountains are worth i.DyU.000: uf Vermont, Inc same: Mas achusetts. sI0,000.O00: those of the atsldlls. sG.00O,OOo; of the Adiron- 3cks. S7.00o. .00e: 0f Connecticut. si,- l0.909. and those of New Jersey ove- 50. .c09, 600. Hotel World
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09

Mrs. McCartnys husband went crt ia boat alone, the boat overturnet ] and he was drowned. A frierl met hCr some weeks later
 "I hea.." said he. that Pat left you very well oh-that he left you ESQ., o00.'
 True" said Mrs. Mccarthy. "ne did"
 How was thate" asked her friend. Pat ccCldn't read nor write, ooLid hc?"
 "No." said Mrs. Mccarthy. "a, : swim"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
Surely the limit.

Some kinds of dishonesty are al most unbelievable" says the Philoso- pher of Folly. Cheating at solitaire is s common form. But l know a man who gives himself short change at his own store
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
Daily ThouQht.

Without friendship this life Is but misery. and it Is so difficult to find a true friend that the search is almost needless; but if you ever do 1t ought to be cherished as an exotic plant Nelson.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
Haa Id Har. tier cicarcttes.

Mathiida Haska of Budapest has broken on her engagement because her fiance. who is a ronsmoker, wishes her also 10 give up the habit She de cIares she can live without husband but not without cigarettes.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
snl.ndie sn..l.n hsrsor.

vladivostOk. the principal Russian port in the far cast. possesses q well protected land-locked harbor. vitk from thirty to ninety feet of water over \ wide area
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
snnerstitious Brokers.

About the London Stock Exchange. a few years ago. and probably now. a man might have been seen with a small bag of nuts. The brokers would Duy these for luck.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
Cynical Dshniticn.

"Courtship.' said Mrs. Matrimonial Failure, "is a bark that sails from the court of Cupid and lands at the court of divorce"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
Novel Use for Pincusl,iors.

In sono parts of Holland a silk pin cushion on the door-knoh prcclaims a birth If the pincushion is red the haby is a boy; fl white. gi-l-Home That
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
NOTICE.

A reward of $500 will be paid for attenuation leading to the arrest sae conviction of the parties stealing The Heyiew from subscribers.
 THE BISBEE DAILY REVIEW.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
Dent.

Young man. don't take girls hand in yours and tell her you love her un- less you are prepared 10 pay her board for nfe.-Chieago Daily News.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
E.i-nc,te ala kiode

hUEustus--Hullo. old man; how are vou. and how arc your people. and 2ll has sort of silly rot?-LOndon Clo5s.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
pefsc, in Steel shirs.

Steel ships are more easily penetrat- ed by rams. ricks. etc. than the old wooden bottoms.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-02-09
Spfendfdi

What a splendid thing it would be if people who lose their tmepers were unable to find them again.