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Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-11
SECRETARY KNOX DID
NOT REPLY TO HIS NOTE
IN Interview Given Associated Press
Correspondent zeIaya Questions
Motives Of United States, But Says
/. Ne 10 oefenssIess and Must Submit
to Coercion.

MANAGuA, NICARAGUA, Dec. To-
The United States unjnstly condemns
nv administration" said President
Zelaya in an interview with stan
correspondent OF the Associated Press.
today. 4 proposed to Secretary OK
state Knox that he submit the case
TO the Investigation OF committee
OF his own choosing. agreeing 10 sur
render my rights to the presidency u
the charges in his letter to isidoro
Hezera, former Nicaraguan minister 70
the United States, were sustained. Sec
rotary Knox has not replied.
"DefepceIess against the hostility
OF powerful naticn ! must submit
although I have not been heard"
Americas Motives Questioned.
..1he eoereion OF the United States
viii not rebound TO the credit OF that
nation, whose motives are auesuonsu
In all Latin America The shootihs
Of Cannon and Groce was pretss.:
Both were amerable 10 the laws %
Nicaragua, which distinctly aatnofises
the shooting Of individuals crmman1'
pg rebels II is different u. person
is captured during the course o. an
international war. The attem2. W
Secretary knox to establish the IA
volatility OF the person OF Americans
participating in the revolution VIII re-
snlt in constant revolution led py
immune Americans.
Simply Refused Ctemeney.
-The initiative In the shooting Oh
Groce and Cannon Was III not me =
sirnply refused to extend ciemeocy 70
thcm after a properly constituted mill
tarv tribunal had passed upsn ths
ease
President Zelaya then rected sew
eral alleged instances OF hcsrEy
against him in the United states
through paid articies appearing ~
American newspapers
..Nhil. / am reaey TO surrender the
nrasidency." continued President
zelaya. II cannot 90 it precipits,eiy'
as \, would result in uprising ey sew
eraI factions, each Of which is eager
&C secure power.
Proposes Successor
~ am in negotiations With the revo-
,,,,;onists 10 secure their endorsement
~ a successor. who will be acceptable
IN N, parties and have Submitted tue
name OF Jose Madriz, juoge CT the
Carriage court
II hone this VIII cbviate the neces-
si,v for American intervention. "aich
would be intensely Gistastefui 10 the
vrho.e OF Latin America ! sm ~
FORMED that il Is the intention CT the
,n:ted states 20 prevent my LEAVING
Sic,roula do no; believe this 70 DO
true.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-11
SLIPS PRISONER AWAY.
Columbus Sheriff Probably Averts a
Eyrchin1.
Nv Associated Press)

COLUMBUS. CA. Dec. l0.--Arch
King. l5-yelr-cid negro boy was
tonight arrested in Lee county accused
of attempt t assault two young white
girls he ? yesterday. He was brought
lack here and positively identified by
the girls as their assailant. As soon
as his arrest became known excite
ment became intense and mob soon
formed.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-11
Nose Finishes and Dead Heat.
NY Associated Pr-sv1

TAMPA. FLA. Dec. 10.--N-se fin-
ishes and dead heat characterize
the running cf todsys card. C.7orine
and Fcrs' furnished the excitement
when they came under the wire to-
aethsr- the Birtschell colt coming
from behind and nosing O-soripe right
at shr wire
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-11

WHEELING. W. VA. DC. iv.--
The c5ari house. thcater and the
foaro o. trade building were con-
sunes b. ere tonight. Other down
town property g. IN danger. u g. a.
.iratcd u5e i-ss al. reach hsif nil
lion doilars
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-11

country be imprisoned; that the keep
trs OF immoral houses in which alien
women are found 20 be subject 10 de-
portaticn and that the state and NUM-
cipal governments De urged TO CO.
operate for the stamping out OF the
evil
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-11

FRANKFORT. KY. Dec. 1e.-Ths
Court Ct App ais in n decision hardei
down today abolished bookmaking at
the Latonla race track ard PIT an
end tn that form Of betting on horse
races In. the State of Kentucky.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-11

UTICA. y. Y Dec. Ie.--'F'rtd
I.aunf. a prcf ssiOnai baseball player.
w,s fatally scaidcd when ste1m
pipe al fhc iornd house 81 the on
tario 4 Western Railroad az Norwich.
exp' icd day i,aunt IVES employ
ID IN the 70 md house a. a cierk.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-11

of them came 70 tbs city TO spend
the evening and night Il Is under
stood that detachme nts OF 1000 men
will be given share leave every day
the fleet remains in the Reads.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-11
THE WEATHER.

Increasing ctoudiness sstur-
day; warmer In west portion:
Sunday. rain In south; light 20
moderate winds becoming east
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-12-11

The DAILY PRESS Is the
only newspaper published in
Newport News that receives the
.uIl news service Of the Asso-
ciated Pfess.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-05

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erNal. Senator Bacon Senator Dan
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etf1ltfg Of Agriculture. hIr. Justice
|reliredl and A.fs. Brown, Judge and
fs. doWrY. Representative and hlrs.
amcs bfek Perkins. Representative
and Mira I0Ndeu. REPRESENTATIVE and
HRS Burton HanisoD. Representative
ald airs Howard. Representative Me-
KInIeY and hi8 niece. Miss Maitis Sem
nlor-oIect Theodore u. Burton. former
Seoalol ard Mrs. Dryden. Commissioner
ard Mrs. Warner. Or. and Mrs. Cha
fart Hfs Reid Rogers. AIRS. kearney
Kerr, ~. ard Mira Ouard. Colonel I'd
Mrs kn8er. Mrs. Norris hvaues Miss
Kibbeg. and Mr and Mrs p Lee Phil
Ip Al orchestra played throughout
Ihe evening Washington Post, febru-
nly 2flh.
Sec The True Democrat for your job
printing.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-05

A Ii PERSONS, whether creditors, legntceu.
IA or dietrihuteea. having any claim
or demand against the estate of Sarah b.
Lamar, late Of leon county, Florida. will pfeaent
the came 90 tire uoderaigncd within two. Q years
or this notice wiz be plead IN bar Of their recov-
cry.
CLYDE I. WALKER
eT-et EEocutriE Sarah b. Lamar
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-05

Furnliurs Business FOR Sale.
In good shape. Don't apply unless
vnu mean business. ]. b. THEUs,
47.tf Tallahassee, Fla.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-05

A good second hand buggy cheap for
cash (i8-tD CHLDs BROS
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-05

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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-03-05

cissk q clrsait ooaft, Leon County. Fioriaa-
Fah LIST 1904
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-04-22

from q knowledge of common en-
deavor and a common outlook on
life. Not only will we get ac-
quainted with our neighbors, but
we will find them out, which by
the way is a very different thing.
We will come to take note of un-
fortunate little scrapes in the lives
of friends and learn to treasure up
little bits of scandal even unto
even the fourth and fifth genera
tions. Then you will know some
thing about your neighbors grand
father, and you will take delight
in retelling it to other neighbors,
just to keep their memories fresh
and just to keep the thing going.
And your neighbor will know
things about your grandson>s
grandfather, and he will take
pleasure in telling it too, and then
more than likely you will be sigh
ing for the good old days when
people didn't know so much.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-04-22

boys invited them to Immediately
move out of town. They hesitat-
ed a little, but started out in half
an hour on the double quick order
down the track toward Nowlin,
being accompanied couple of
miles out, to see that they meant
to keep good faith in moving on.
The boys say they were pretty
good at dancing, having stopped
to entertain them a time or two on
the road. They returned next day
taking their baggage on up the
line. The result is, white men on
the section.-Wokama Leader.
A young fellow accused of steal.
ing revolver from A. G.. Zeman.
Elk was arrested Wednesday and
taking before Justice Stevenson.
He there admitted his guilt anc
was given = fine of $25 and cost.
and fifteen days in the county Jail
-Kadoka Press.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-04-22
of Kadoka Independent School
District for the new school house.

of Kadoka Independent School
District for the new school house.
The following bids were. received
on the building: J. A. King &
Son, of Mitchell, $8816. Smith &
Small of Sioux City $7500. On
the steam heating plant, bids were
as follows: Symms-Powers Co. of
Sioux Falls, $1129; B. Grundwald,
of Omaha, $1574; John F. Ander-
son of Armour, $1l34. .35. King
& Son also submitted a supple
mentary bid offering to build the
same building, using brick instead
of frame construction for $500 in
addition to their bid. The board
therefore decided that owing to
the slight difference in cost be-
tween brick and wood that it
would be more desirable to build
of brick, and decided to hold the
bids of Smith & Small for thirty
days to give them q chance to re-
wise their bid and submit bid on
brick building. -Kadoka Press.
Last Friday evening our little
burg was thrown into a state o1
excitement, when the three Italianf
which had been unloaded here, of
the freight that morning, wert
caught swiping lumber, coal, rug,
and other articles for the bunk car
After investigating, = bunch Of thl
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-04-22
Real Estate Transfers

United States to William WAL
pole, NJ Elizabeth Walpole, Dow
Smith, Claude w Smith, Lisle
Wilkinson, Harry Lee Brecken-
maker, Harvey j Henton, John
Burton Yeoman, George w Will
kinson, David Henry Airey,
Mayre L Broderick, Edna n
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-04-22
Great Empire of Stanley


Millett & Sumner have thirteen
acres of potatoes planted on their
South Side property. They have
one of the latest models of plant
ers and say it gives the best Of
satisfaction. Stock Grower
News.
Mcpherson Bros. have ten acres
Of potatoes planted on their truck
farm on the South Side. Stock
Growers News.
The Stock Growers Bank, of
Fort Pierre, has just put out a
statement showing the condition
of that bank and it's associate
banks, the Bank of Midland, Bank
of Philip and Cottonwood State
Bank. The total resources of
these banks is over 1890, 900 and
the deposits of the Stock Growers
bank alone amount to over $780,
600. This is certainly a grand
showing, and when the fact that
this is the result of a steady
growth and development and not
due to any boom is taken into con-
sideration it certainly speaks we'll
for the business situation here in
this neck of the woods. 1t will
not be long until this bank .and it's
associates will be trotting in the
million dollar class. Stock Grow
ers News.
The instruments for the Band
were brought up from Midland by
Everett Towne and arrived last
Saturday. OF course the boys
we're on hand to get them and
since then Leslie has been having
street concerts, parlor concerts,
etc., c.-LesIie New Era.
A. Beiler came in from Sioux
Falls last Saturday morning to as
sist j. G. Russell in the store on
our first great market day. We
understand that after May 1st he
will move out here with his family
and be associated with j. C..
Russell in the general merchandise
business. Midland Star.
One can now see the beginning
of the end of fine homesteads in
South Dakota. The remaining In
dian reservations are to be opened,
under the lottery plan, during the
coming summer. Aside from the
reservation lands there are few
splendid locations yet to be had.
Many q young man Is missing the
chance of his life time by not tax
ing advantage of the opportunities
offered in Stanley, Meade and
Butte counties. Pierre Free Press
Stanley county will have twice
as many acres under cultivation
this year as she had last. This is
= conservative estimate. The
farmers are sure getting busy
Hayes Homestead.
| Farmer Stebens has been haul.
ling shelled corn to town this week
He informs Us that he put out {
few acres of alfalfa five years ago
and has harvested . good croI
every year. Mr.. Stebens viii
farm quite extensively this year
l|-4ayes Homestead.
On Wednesday tho bids wer'
/, 'opened BY The Board of Educatio,
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-04-22
Dairying In Stanley County

During the past two years we
have repeated, many times, our
belief that dairying is to be the
greatest industry in Stanley coun-
ty and that we have the best dairy
country in the world.
Creameries will soon be in
operation at Sansarc and Philip.
and it is our prediction that the
time is not far distant when the
Empire of Stanley" will be one
of the largest butter producing
counties in the United States.
There is one thing the farmer
must do-get his land to growing
alfalfa. timothy. clover or other
tame grass as soon AS he possibly
can. The native grass is \ fat
producer. not IA milk producer:
then it requires too much land to
secure hay and pasture for a fair
sized herd of cattle. You must
have milk producing food IN win
ter. and it has been demonstrated
that all kinds of tame gl IS 10
we'll in TINS country. Seed \ few
acres each year and you will: soon
have ali kinds of feed. ANY man,
with few COWS, can make living
in this country. His cattle are in
crcasiny in number: he is not pay
ing high rent and he is acquiring
title to Il valuable piece of land.
Where, in this world, are the op-
portunities better9
The new crcameries being built
will insure you market for your
cream. Increase the size of your
herd as fast as possible: get your
land seeded with tame grass, then
you need have 10 thoughts of
whether or not this country will
produce a corn crop. The COW
has saved many new country,
and the man who bets on ht. in
this country will be sure winner.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-04-22

The First State Bank of Philip
u now prepared to loan reasonable
amounts on land on which patent
has been issued. lift
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-04-22
CITY MEAT MARKET

All kinds of fresh and salt meats.
Highest prices paid in cash for
hides. City Meat. Market. Ned
Ronning, manager.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-04-22
Interesting Facts Concerning the
Sunshine State

South Dakota has 76O,0 square
miles of land. For 1906 in corn
product the Government report
placed South Dakota sixth among
twenty principal states of the
Union. The estimate of corn for
1908 by experts placed South
Dakota third.
South Dakota produced: wheat
80, SS2, 900 bushels, corn Is, ,584 900
bushels, OATS "a, 2o1, 900 bushels,
barley 24,414,OOO bushels, flax,
speltz, hay, potatoes, dairy pro-
ducts, poultry and eggs, honey,
live stock, wool and hides brings
the total new wealth for South
Dakota for the year 1908 up to
S1S5, ,434, ,43O. The above was
taken from the official report for
the year 1903.
South Dakota has gained faster
in population and wealth than any
state in the Union. The United
States government reports give
the following dates of the first
killing frost for the past five years:
1904 September 21st; 1906
October 1lth; l9O6-October 9Th;
19O7-September 28th; 1908
September 9th.
South Dakota climate is very
heaithful and invigorating.
South Dakota has two of the
largest apple orchards in America.
One of them is ~ years old since
planting and produced 22,00(
bushels of nice apples in 1904.
! South Dakota has more thar
5000 artesian wells.
South Dakota has a large Stat1
university and Agricultural colleg,
and four State Normal schools
South Dakota has 2,1OO,00(
acres of school land, the grandes
school fund of any state. -Logal
IoWa) Observer.
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-04-22

Decker, John Christiance, George
Schulze, Scott Quinn, Jerome L
Louison. George w LAwronse,
George w Nees, William B Wood,
Elizabeth Jorg, c S Argo, Frank
E Fuller, Fred Sellmeir, Charles
H Chaplin, Clara P Martin, Viola
Martin, Abram d Mower, Frank
j kaberna, Michael Arthur Drey,
Harvey March Walrod, Alvin G
Behl, Carleton K Wilson, Joseph
E Rydeen, Hattie Leap, Swend S
Sand, Edward A Morrison, John
L Hopkins, Fred Brackenmaker,
John Schanzenbach, John H
Wiegman, Hussen Sheronicko,
Dorothy Ellen Nicholson. Marie
L Burki, Susan:.H Cole, Peter F
Netf, Flavins Webb Lambert, An
ton Won Ruden, Charles A john
son, Jack Moore, Walter G Ol:on,
David b McCleery, Clarence Z
Starbuck, Mary L Cole.
Eldon G Cram TO Henry p
BelschIer, d, Sc hf 2t in IS.
$14oO.
Myrtle Dupree to Ne.ti9 u
Gearhart. W d, it I blk q It 2 blk 1
and 100 feet it blk 4 all Gum
add to Philip. $3.50.
L P Nelson to Soren Nelson, Y
d. 1t . blk 3 Russell add to Philip.
81.
Anderson Michael ct al TO l. P
Nelson, W d, same as above. 800
John Stariha to Will H Walpols
" d, Sc or "a 3n 20. o..
Janet Brown to w w Wiling
worth, W d, NV or sc or ne ar sw
ql, " hf sw qr Ii Is 81. $1,000.
Otis E Yeoman to Henry L
Thieman, sc or 6 6n 20. a]4co.
Nellie Robinson to cams, v d. .
Inf sw or c, hf NV qr I 3n 20.
$24C).
John Burton YeomAn r. same,
W d. ne or 7, 62o. $240O.
Frank E Bates and Virgins 4
Bates to Virginia E Batea, v d, .
hf ne or 10, W hf NV Or 20, IN %,
being an undivided third; part. 81
William II Snow aud VT 70
Richard Il Radway, " d, No Or 1S
5n 20. 1880.
Frank j Tienan and wf to EN-
pire State Cattle Co, v d, v hf 40
or IL, " hf Sc Or l on "a. @1400.
Anna j Trotter to Sam Barber.
W d, Its /, 2s hf ne or 5 In 21.
$4,000.
CL Hill to Thomas II Hough,
W d, part in NV or nv "a, In 20
adj Philip. 500.
William U Montgomery and wf
to E C Sprague, v d, 1t ! blk /
Philip, S d. 1890.
William Leach and Vt to John
p Jorgensen, W d, hf NV or 2t,
n hf ne or 26, In 10. 81.
Christina M Christianson now
Christina NJ Nelson and hush, 10
Charles F McCann, " d, NV or -
2n 20. 81.
Isaac w Wiltfang to u 8 Gov,
W d, sw Or 81, % %. 81.
Martin Nicer and VT to John
Havenar, " d, " hf sw or a, v hf
NV or Is, 5n q. $1,000.
William Kelly and VT to WI
Millen, " d, Its 6, 70 hf ~ or 6
2n 2l. $1,000.
| Ole A Ledell to Charles Hill, v
d, NV Or 26, 3n 20. $500.
Anton M Ledell to same, " d,
Sc Or % 3n 20. $500.
Jack Moore to William Hayes,
W d, sw or 2, 6n %. 81.
! Ellsworth McCune and VI to
Bertha Reidinger, " d. hf acre in
sw Or Sc or 20, 2s %. $3.50.
Estella Is Culp and hush to
Howard B Fisl.r, " d, 1t Z Llk 1
RusselPs add Philip. $3.50.
y James V Lockwood to Andrees
Abrahamson, " d, 8 hf no Or q
2n Is. SITS.
VIM B Ketchum and wf g
Fischer Bros, " d, Its 7, 3, ., 10,
: IL. 10, 18 and A.. 43. ~. x hk Z
The Bad River news. [volume] (Philip, Stanley County, S.D.) 19??-1912, 1909-04-22
Assets of County In Detail

Total Total 81
the
G Clerk Of Courts
The Jewish herald. (Houston, Tex.) 1908-1914, 1909-12-09
FORT WORTH.

rowing members were elected delegates
to the San Antonio Convention. Miss
Rose Rather, Mr.. Harry Katz and Mr.
Geo. Ginsberg.
At regular meeting of the "Ahovath
Zion the following members were
elected delegates for the convention:
Mr.. Kahn, Mr.. Salzberg, Mr.. Jacobs
Mr.. Davis Mrs. Goldstein. In all Fort
Worth will have about IL representa-
tives.
A dance was given Sunday night in
honor of Miss Bertha Arnof of Dallas
The attendance was good, and every
one had an enjoyable evening.
Next Sunday afternoon a Chanuka
Festival will be given at the w o. w.
hall The entertaining will be done by
the children; a nice program is ar
ranged and large attendance expect-
ed 1t was at first thought to have
the reformed class, and orthodox class
together but there was misunderstand-.
ing, so each class will have a separate
place of entertaining
Il ADr. Geo. Zepin has resigned his po-
sitfon here and has accepted a $4,000
position with a Cincinnati Congrega-
ton and strengthen the weaker ones
throughout the country.
The Harmonic Club gave an inform
al dance at their new hall. A large
crowd attended. An address was made
by DR.. Zepin, and Pres Herman Marx.
ii Miss Brinn of Hillsboro is visiting
relatives here.
lands.
Miss EvaLevy is enjoying stay here
with Miss Philipowsky The young
people are showing her good time.
Miss Simon of Louisville Kentucky
is also visitor in the city and will
be here few weeks.
The Harmonic Club will give their
opening dress ball at their new hall
on Thursday, December 30th The hall
will be gorgeously decorated and
large attendance will be at hand. Many
out-of-town girls and boys are expect
ed
The Sons and Daughters of Zion will
give an entertainment and dance at
the Red Mems hall, Sunday, December
18th, large program is arranged.
Home talent only.
The "Dr. Herzel Club" will give
musicale at Red Mems hall December
26th This is club of children, none
of them are 15 years old They have
% members and have about $500 in
the treasury and send off occasionally
for work from the Betzal school in Pal
estine, which they put up and rattle off
to the highest bidder.
Miss Bertha Arnof of Dallas is visit
ing relatives here and will remain
few days.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1909-02-25
CITY PROPERTY:

No. 44-Nine choice lots In West Hickman
facing good residence street. Lots are 5Ox
The price we can make you on this property
will surprise you. Are you paying rentY
Then. see us by all means. Information at
the Courier office.
No. 45-This Is a bargain lot of nice three
room cottages, all locatedin West Hickman
At present they are bringing t72 each per
large level lots. o6xl0o feet. All front on
good street, have cisterns, out-buildings,
etc. Will sell separately or collectively {;
cash or part cash, at a price that will make
your swear of paying rent. Our privilege OF
sale on this property Is limited, and II inter-
ested. see us TO-DAY.
No. 4o-This is a three-room residence I'm
West Hickman. Its for sale and we can
quote you sale price" on II. This is one
of the best real estate propositions In this
than tell you about It.. Cash, or small pay
ment. Don't waste time unless interested.
For either home or investment IL Is worth
more money than our price.
No. 4T-Two lots one mile below Hickman
at the old ferry landing 0oxlyd feet. Good
three-room house, stable. well. Takes big
This is your chane.
No. IA good siS-room, nearly new,
frame house and two lots looxlS2 feet. Two
needed improvements. spanking good
proposition for the man who wants a nice
little home. Part cash, balance reasonable
length OF time.
No. 5-For a limited time, we will offer
for sale an s-room residence. halls. In good
repair as well AS "A substantial building and
four lots each 5OxaO feet. stables, smoke
house, poultry house, and other out build
ings, good cistern, garden-spot, etc.. located
In good neigh borhood. Rents readily for
SIS a month. IL ought to bring r,uo, but
we can sell IL much less, and can give you
time on part OF IL.