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August 4ti2
Amendment to the Con-
stitutiOn of the State of
South Dakota

To the people of the state of South
Dakota:
The Eleventh Legislative Assembly az the
state of South DAKOTA. begun and held NJ
Pierre, the I apttal on the fifth day Of jam
airy 300 and concluded on the fifth day nf
March 1000. proposed the folio wing
\ nendmeDt to the Constitution of the
state VIZ:
That Section nine Of Article Eight nf tho
Constitution of south Dakota he amended
so as To read as follows:
ARTICLE VIII
Section - The lands mentioned In this
article shall be ieas q for pasturage. mead
wv h"IHii"g' tue W of
crops oi grain and general agricultural mr.
poses. ana at public auction after notice
Az herein before provided in case Of anil ana
shall be offered IN tracts not greater than
one section. All rents shall be payable an.
nuhlly ia advance. aud no term of lease
shail exceed nve wears, nor shall any lease
he valid uLttl IL receives the pproval of the
governor.
The proposed Amendment will he yotad
upon by the people AT the general ELECTION
IN be held Ia this state on Tuesday m. sth
day OF November, 1910 The proposed
Amendment viii be printed upon TIA, balIot
followrl hv the words. "SbaII the ahnvib
To renting oi public lands be approved aud
raItneti?' Immediately To the Ipft 80
which shall he printed the words VA,
nnd M each pre- etled nv a rauare In
which the elector can place q cross to ipdi'
cate his vote. Elrctors desiring To ynia
: rs ami those q, string to vote ..Nor VII
piare a cross before the word NO 80"
Dated at Pierre, the Cauitol tins ,-.h
day of July, a.. d.. 1910.
SAMUEL &. POLICY.
Secretary OF State.
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The Popular Unrest

Atchison Globe: People every
where are becoming crazy over
politics, and the craze is liable to re-
suit in mischief.
The years 1909 and 1870 will he
long remember because they have
been particularly prosperous. Yet
look at the Indignation What do
the people want? We can tell yon
what they want; they want more.
Have you noticed, no doubt, that
when you are particularly good to
anyone. they r not grateful for
past favors. but finally hate O be-
cause you do not give them mo. e;
you can't give them enough to salts
fy them.
Same way with the people at
large; they have been particularly
prosperous and they want more
But in trying to get more, they
are very apt to get a whole lot less.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-09-22
Scene from third Act of
The Man on the Box
Miller Opera House
Friday, September q
Corn Palace Program

That MitchpIl WI have the hIg-
geSt attendance at the Corn Palace
this year in the history of the ins'i
tuition is very evident and we need
not go far to find the reason. The
facts in a not shell. are these:
The program announced is with
out exception the most attractive
ever presented. Pat Conway's
Band. which the Chicago Tribune
refers to as Highest of All in
Public Favor. and the Lyric Sextet
Chicago, composed of talented solo
lists, of wide reputation, will furnish
a most excellent carnival of music.
In the vaudeville line Donald and
Carson in Alex McLean's Dream"
and the Robert DeMont Trio. comedy
acrobats in, Hotel Turnover" We
are informed will be a complete SEN
sation. These performers have a
national reputation and are now re-
cognized as top notch attractions Oh
the Orpheum circuit.
The fact that the railroads have
granted a one fare rate for the
round trip and will u special trains
on all lines makes it possible for
everyone to attend at the minimum
of time and expense.
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COMING TO
HURON
UNITED DOCTORS, SPECIALISTS
WILL BE AT THE ROYAL
HOTEL
Commencing Monday, Oct. 10
and Remaining Until Sun
day, Oct. 80
! WEEKC 0NI v
3 WEEKS ONLY
Remarkable Success of These Tai
ented Physicians i'm the
Treatment of Chronic
Diseases
OFFER THEIR SER
VICES FREE OF
CHARGE

The United Doctors, licensed by
the state of South Dakota for the
cure of defOrmities and all nervous
and chronic diseases of men, women
and children, offer to all who call
this trip, consultation. eXaminati on,
advice free, making no charge what
ever, except the actual cost of med
icine. All that is asked in return
for these valuable services is that
every person treated will state the
result obtained to their friends and
thus prove To the sick and afflicted
in every city and locality, that at
last treatments have been discover
ed that are absolutely sure and GER
tain in their effect.
The doctors are considered as
Americas leading stomach and nerve
specialists and are experts IN the
treatment of all chronic diseases and
so great and wonderful have been
their cures that in many cases it is
hard indeed to find the dividing line
between skill and miracle.
Diseases Of the stomach. intestines
liver. blood, skin, nerves, heart,
spleen, kidneys, or bladder, rheuma-
tism, sciatica. diabetes. bed-wetting,
leg ulcers, epilepsy. weak lungs and
those afflicted with long-standing,
deep seated, chronic diseases, that
have baffied the skill of the family
physician, should not fail to call.
Many Wonderful Cures
No more operations for appendi-
citis. gail stones, tumors, goiter or
cancer, They were the first in
America to carr the name of the
'Bloodless Surgeons" by dong
away with knife, with blood and
with all pain in the successful treat
ment and cure of these dangerous
diseases.
If you have kidney or bladder
troubles bring a two ounce bottle of
your urine for chemical analysis and
microscopic examination.
Deafness often cured in sixty days
NO matter what your ailment may
be, no matter what others may have
told YOU, no matter what experience
you may have had with other physi-
clans, if you want to get well again,
it will be to your advantage to see
them. Go. Have t forever settled
in your mind. If your case is cur.
able they will give YOU such advice
as may prolong your life. Do not
put off this duty you owe Yourself
or friends or relatives who are suf-
fering because of your sickness, as
a visit this time costs you nothing
and may save your life.
Remember this free offer is for
thee weeks only.
Married ladies must come with
their husbands and minors with
their father.
Office at Royal Hotel. Huron, 5.
ID. Hours 20 Il. m. to 81, m.
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Special Offer 10 Farmers

The PRESS has an offer to make 10
Hand County farmers. To the first
ten subscribers paving up their sub
scription one year in advance, We
will present one years subscription
To the Dakota Farmer, the best
farm paper in the Northwest. This
offer applies only to those not now
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-09-22

Sept. lt4
Notice to tredltorS
Estate Of EDWARD Dakes. Deceased.
Notice Is hrretlv given 10y the undersigned,
administrator at the estate OF Edward
Dukes. decreased To the 81 pdit ors of, Hnd all
persons having claims against the said de
ceased, 10 eXhibit them with the necessary
vouchers. within four months after the first
publicatton Of Thu notice. to the said ad-
mtnistrator at Miller In the county Of Hand,
=. H..
Dated August, Both. 1910.
o. 6. KNOX
administrator with the will annexed
Of the estate of Edward Cakes, de
ceased.
Harlan j. Bushield, Atty.
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&C. 'ircult Court. Sixth Judici nj Circuit.
Harry NJ. Brookman. Plaintiff.
NHr'ie M h~rookman, Defenda nj.
ne STATE OF South Dakota sends greetings
Z" Myrtle NJ. Brookman:
on are hereby summoned and required
~ ansWer the complaint TO the above
named plaintiff a copy OF which IL herewith
serHeu upon YOU and To serve n COPY OF
@ "a answer upon the subscriber at his
Snre IN me city Of Miller, Hand county
,ou,n lakota, within thirty laws OF the
IS ~ ol 'his SUMMONS upon YOU exclusive
Oh ,ne day of.stch service and i, Won fail To
nnswer this complaint within that time the
IH;aa VIII applv to the court for the re-.
"e, demanded In the complaint.
dated at Miller. ). D.. this 27th day of
H"sust' iSlo HARLAN =. BUsHFIEID
Plaintiffs Attorney.
10 Myrtle NJ. Brookman, Defendant.
take Notice The complaint i'm the above
SSnh.l.iei action was filed la the Office of the
0Ierk %, dhis I ourt on the 10Th day OF Aug.
ARIA j. ~BUSHFIEIaD.
PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-09-22

Mary A. Anderson. otherwise Mrs Nancy
a. Anderson. and Peter H.. Anderson, her
husband, + j. Miller. who's true ma M il
Euhell j. Miller. Elizabeth G. Wright Msrv
V. Ulery. Frank d.. Mill Henry Miller
william d.. Miller, the creditors ri William
u Miller. deceased, beth W. Hill ~
eNecntrlN ot the estate of A. u. Hill. dpcpBs.
eh' EIizhbeth W. Hill, Dorothy Hin Mclean.
ana Bonnie Hill Gainsford. az legateps, de-.
NiSePs ana heirs at Law of A. Hill, de
hni All persons, unknown who have or
I,lalm 10 nave any estate or interest in or
Hen or "incumbrHnCe upon the premises des-
crlped IN the complaint Defendants.
The state of South Dakota to the above
named defe ndants:
You are hereby Rum monei and required
10 answer the complaint OF the plaintiffs
whlch was filed in the office Of the Clerk Of
tnls 'ourt at Miller, in Hand County, =. ID.
on Ine oth day OF August, 1910 and which
prhys ior udgment quoting title to, and
netermination of all ad verse claims against
me premises Described in the complaint. sit
uh'el III sald County OF Hand, to wit: Lot
WE'VE N2b, and thirteen Old. Block four
~; original town of Miller now CITY of
d"ea a. "n" 10 serve n copy of your answer
10 Hhid complaint on the UNDERSIGNED At
nIs ounce IN the city of Miller. Hnnd County.
SOUTH Dakota. within thirty DAYS after the
'o"'pIe'ph service Of this summons upOn
YOU extensive o: the day uf such set vice.
anu u you TAI. TO answer said cumplai int
mit"tn that tlnt, tn" plaintiffs will apply T."
me 'onrt Tor the relief demanded ia the
complaint.
DATED this 9Th day of August. 1910.
\. V. CHRIST.
Attorney for the Plaintiffs
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Sept. Its.
Notice For Publication

Notice For Publication
WWepar,ment OF the Interior, u. : Land
ut rierre. ~ d., August %. 1910.
q, So',ce Is hereby given that George welch,
Ia~ot'.aWrehc , d.. who, on October -.
oSfrf.i nlade H.. T.. No 1865. Serial No.
JIi2 Tor SW a, Section III, Tuwnehip
aiaaa y !. Range 81 w. 9Th T., Meridian, hes
p.oa uo,,ee OF Intention to make FINAL 8 wear
iaunn; 10 establish claim to the and s6oy
f TO- II.oea, before the County Judge In nm
Gun DAY OF October 1910. - V" :"
q 0in"i"ant names as Witnesses: r.. E. Carl.
d. tnoate. August Peterson Daton
weeks. all OF ST. Lawrence, 8. b Da.oh
JOHN l.. LOCKHART,
Register.
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state of South Dakota. County nf Hand g.
In Circuit Court. Sixth Judicial Circuit.
Charles =. Corcoran and T.. J. Dunn. Plain.
tiffs. "'
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1910-09-22

taking the Farmer, and a sample
copy may be seen at this office
First hero, first served.
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Sept. 1T
Summons

state OF South Dakota, Comfy of Hand,
SIS. In Circuit Court. Sixth Judici nj Circuit,
Harry NJ. Brookman. Plaintiff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-22
aRE Ill moMEN LtARsg

At z recent Unitarian conference IN
Chicago Rev Edwin c. Browne Of Mo
! line exploded Bo-nhshell bF der ar
ing that al Komea are liars aa1 thai
telling tziseaoodz Is ~omzns chief
sin. There were present two huns5red
women one Of shpra promptly jumped
70 hsr fest and shouted
= deny the allegation that al 80
men are liars and defy the alligator
10 prove what he ms said.
As PROOF 81 lis declaration the Rer-
Mr. Bgowze offered The following IN
dictmeats
Yen are MOI a home Hhen the
visitor, whom you don't pzrtscnzsrsy
wish 10 see. calls.
You answer TIE teae2hBzse and nm
or hearing person inquire tnr ysa
seek 70 learn bis or her identity With
cut disclosing Yours. having afzsor-
cred i, you volunteer tie snfo-na-
hon gon are not Al hgns or Won have
gone . Ths country for re tine. Eypo-
cfltieaEsy Initiating the voice OF the
MAD 20 me best o. tour ability ~h5le
FoL are telling Inc faEssao96s.
ou become suddenly III whez ron
sAa 70 sFold fulfilling q social or ~
ligloas obligation
E : t1sE var al through yorr So
- Ate. ron have ceased 10 hesitate
about lying
~ ne tirue verbal hostiliifes On re
81 o. women had ceased. Rev. Mr.
s'-o@ ne started aroshsr outbreak by
Z ;'i'IsEng The term liar 10 sone MI
.sss he KNOWS ReT. ER- Sai5pen
!. Ds.rolt demanded Il the speaker
80 'as Hsnes q The preachers b
sssesloe'f TIE speaker ailowed he
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-22
IOWA coNeREssMEN.

There are thirsydve Republicans IN
the kouse who insuTge once in a
while. bEt only twelFe Of them, includ-
ing Hubbard. Haugea aad Woods. yot-
I'd ~ird the Democrats last week to
recomnif rhe interstate commerce bill
80 the committee for the purpose OF
striking ont certain features, including
the interstate commerce provision es-
peciaIly desired by the President and
which Curnmins and Dolliver have
been fighting in the senate When the
motion 10 recommig Tad been los, all
fts nouse Republicans voted for the
bill Congressman Pickett and Good,
though with the insurgents on their
fight for amendment OF ire house
rules, declined 10 follow the senators
opposing the President on the railway
5sa- Noting these things, the Dubuque
Times-Journal says.
II meteor from Haileys comet
should descend upon Cummins tono--
coE Woods, Haugen and Hubbard
would return 10 the reservation on tie
double quick What thev have done
against the President has been done
under euress AID in the belief that Ii
vas necessary 10 save their own
scalps Taey are serviie followers of
q boss who believes. at times. that
the lover OF harmony can hope to
accomplish nothing In this world Of
ours and who plainly desires taat az
little as possible in the way OF re-
forrnaEory legislation shall be accom-
I'liFned u7der President Taft's admin
ist-ation- .
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these poisons which at least must IN.

these poisons which at least must un
doubtedly leave their impression u
the delicate organisms of infants ald
induce tendencies which may develop
into the evil habit OF drug addiction.
The bulletin contains list With a
photograph of the original package
Of some of the soft drinks con.airiag
cafein and cola leaf extracts. 70 which
II is not uncommon to find persons
addicted II also mentions some of
the harmful nostrums advertised rs
cures for asthma, catarrh. colds,
coughs, consumption, epilepsy. aac the
tobacco habit, and states that some
physicians in their prescriptions in
treating tnese diseases and in attempt
ing 10 cure the drug habit itself,
often prescribed the very remedies
that have produced the conditions
which i. is proposed to relieve.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-22
No Enthusiasm for Brookhart.

Mt Pleasant Free Press. Col. 5.
" Brookaart declares he will carry
Van Buren, county says the Keosau-
qua Democrat. and it would not be
surprising if he did" The Democrat
further says that Colonel Brookhart
declares he viii be nominated and
agrees with rim that it would not
surprise the more observing. The
Free Press must confess that ii is not
in the more observing class. for it
sees 40 enthusiasm for Brookhart in
Henry county; maybe the other coun-
ties are burning up wits enthusiasm
for him. In this county. we don't even
see any smoke.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-22
MENACE TO HEALTH or IN.
EAhTS

ne department OF agriculture re-
cently rendered valuable service BIZ
Issuing a bulletin on harmful head
ache mixtures. 1t has now supple
mented that good work BY issuing a
bulletin exposing the harmfuiness of
certain preparations in contributing
70 the formation of the drug habit,
and their menace to the health of in
fants. The report is intended as
warning 10 mothers, inyalids and
users Of medicated soft drinks, of the
dangerous contents of many of the
infant syrups. so-caIIed remedies. and
soft-drinks containing cocaine CAT
fem, etc. Persons interested IN secur-
ing the titles Of harmful medicines
may address the department with
request for farmers bulletin No. 3s3,
enclosing five cents.
The department says that it is al
most unbelievable that any one for
the sake OF few dollars would con.
coct for infant use pernicious mig
ture containing cocaine. but several
such mixtures have been found and
their names published. together with
list Of remedies intended for In
fants and containing morphine. codeii..
opium, cannabis indica. herofn. which
are widely advertised. and are nc
companied BIZ the assertion that they
contain nothing Injurious TO the
youngest babe and that mothers
need not fear giving them az no bad,
effects come from their continued
use while as a matter Of fact nue1.
erous instances are on record Of;
babies being PUT TO sleep never -
wake again. or. where they did. not
succumb, the more serious effect Of
infant drug addiction was produc ID.
Yet the majority OF mothers. ignorant
Of these facts, continue the use OF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-22

IiroerastinasiCl. lover for higher tax
sevlas, al6 better Talues received for
Tie public oatlaEs In z word. the
citizen has become vecoaciied 10 his
city ne has acquired Hex fasrh IN
il and II himself as citizen. and
along with thEs his hopes for the re
public hare rsTEFe6
ME Hauiison's book Is unreseryed-
II commended To AL DESTROYS Of OBJ
tanning authentic and precise informs-
TIN On the subject OF the commission
plan cf city government L Is dedi
Gated 10 he authors lifelong friend
sld eo-wo-Eer fov good government
n Des Mo5aes. Hon James G. Berry-
I'M
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-22
EXT TIE CITY anss

u.F-. = : staeep1sd 10 Dir Jolr
-.---.e9l % L'es N6snes 6or the frs
49, 80 el1A = 9oos fos1a = intcr-nz-
- e8lee Eng he origin practical
sl.zs ana superior advantages Of
SA1-a.lAssloh form q ctr govern
- sis- hamilton vas for marv
$3.50. and editor Of the Das
....A'sa i5aasy News. and later ~ss an
100 - .ai aFateF On The Homestead.
- 80 esoseiy 5denti6ad ~irh tha
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s ana : g1zli6e1 70 speak
{. .As NoEsings q Efse commission
90. = lnas and other cities from
= - information lis hoos On
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A--s 1ieas ne Disbursement al
- BRs All interested IN
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ne RESIDENTS o. al the cities ard
.'a1 U re eoznsry should saczra
S2s q nj HaatIEoa's book snd
- ls.1A themselves Fita It's r~ntezss
h1l ana exsct details of tse en-.
-as7ss'a pan -ra gfTen, t0gezhe- vita
: epl1ls.FezsEsEFe and detailed stzfa
ls-ss.'s o. izs workings IN tie pzsncfyssI
c-5ies n Ehich L Is II vogue. fese
VI readers are fairy veil aegvsSnt-
2 Eth TIE Ezia features os ne r@E
z STEM 81 goVern-elf and ara aeza-
III tnss 4 Vii work out al rfghr s
aeoku6 Faere Is 1or On tr,aI 81
Hamilton iEvartasly refers . + ~
;ae De- Moines plan This ers,Es-
ton Of Iocsl pride sz6 loYsg.r 6 ~
7Tit1oF1t axczze The commission so-rs
q city gove-nrent IL Il erIs.x = ~ :
Sfoines and il thig and r-ra- 49,.
cities uzs z9grosrzzsss tr9.. -., - l lesa
ter Of Galveston d. 49, -. 80
the Galvestoa ess-e1 .-',1-'zs sos9z
sdded nsusaar s. f---.@--. |. 80 80 "a
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-22
FOR srsrE SUPERINTENDENT.

Mr- A. l. Eeninger Of KeosaHqus,
superintendent 81 SCHOOLS n Van Bur
n county, IS Z strong and likely 70 be
successful candidate e. the coming
primary for the Republican nomina-
iion for state superintendent. His
qualifications for me Office are Of an
exceptionally high order He has had
eight years Of college trailing supple
rneate6 by fourteen years experience
fl practical worE as teacher. city and
eomEr superintendent Of schools He
IL q graduate Of tte State Teachers
college 1t Cedar Falls End Of the Col
lege Of Liberal Arts and the College
d Lar Of the State Uniyersitv AZ
Iowa CITY his teaching experience
includes everything from district
school IA the country 10 principal
slip IN tow HIS Work as city and
coaaty superintendent mas been no
less valuable Is 2 preparation for the
Office for which he Is candidate.
t'e-y fen Men have rad the careful
training for the state SUPPLEMENTARY
that stands 10 the credit Of 3fr. Hem
niger. The technical knowledge OF
pedagogy which ne acquired II TIE
teachers college vas increased aad
Droadenad by the collegiate instruc-
ton recaived q the state university.
TIE addition 10 this OF a course in
law rounded Cut an education that
qualities tina especially for successful
management Of the school affairs of
the state. II ls part Of int duty Of
the state superintendent TO interpret
the school lars. 4 knowledge Of all
law and Of legal principles Is
z material advantage TO anyone
Who undertakes 70 do this. IN re par
ticulsr here noted, as well as in the
matter of training. NT. Hemfnger's
qualifications are superior TO those Of
any VI HIS competitors.
The office 81 state superintendent is
not 2 political office, and there is
neither occasion nor excuse FOR draw
ing party lines In making choice Of
the best man for the place. Still less
IS any factioaaltgm involved. SIR.
Heminger IS the only candidate FOR ahe
z8gerintendeney in this part Of the
state and he sEonld hare q practically
unanimous goie Il sortheastern Iowa.
beth a. Ire primary and at the general
election IN the fall The Gate City
hopes and expects - be able to an
nounce his nomination and election by
nsloritieg fn keeDing with his deserts.
The Monmouth Atlas Is impressed
BIZ the interest stiII manifested In the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-22

Iron trade reports are encouraging
and that is always a good sign. Re.
turns for the past week indicate an.
improvement in sentiment and an in.
crease in new business in most
branches. Makers, while admitting
that heavy forward buying so far this
year has been below expectation, state
that buying in most lines is more gen
eral THAI during the first quarter, and
the belief is growing that the market
viii be more active during the last
half of the year than during the first
six months.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-22

A former assistant secretary of com
merce and labor contends that the
trouble with the food supply is that
OF million immigrants who land on
our shores each year nearly 90 per cent
remain in the cities to become con-
sumers Of food stuffs in place of pro
ducers OF same. One doesn't have
10 be former assistant secretary of
commerce and labor to know that
when demand increases faster than
'ne supply prices are certain to
!. rise.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-22

Senator Lorimer says lie YIN syr
the effort to GUST him from the INIT
ed States senate on the charge ~.
he won the seat By bribery. The
chances are that he viii have the or.
portunity And this is as II should b.
The evidences Of bribery disclosed by
the grand jury investigations In rllj.
nois are such that tire senate cannot
well avoid taking notice Of them and
calling on Mr.. Lorimer to defead his
title toshis seat in that body.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-22

Council Bluffs will erect ronu-
ment TO Abraham I1ncoln On L,oko1t.
Point WHICH oyerlooks TIE Missouri
rlFer for sTe2 q mors tnaa afteen
miles. He stood On ire roiat and tooE
2 tae scene o. he occasion 81 bEs
first visit 70 the vest Ii ts5s II II
said 70 have been the memoir Of he
prospect from the bluff nat aausef
him later 70 decide upon CONE
BUNS as me eastern terminus 81 ne
Union Pacific railroad.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-05-22

The United States Leads The world
IN total displacement Of completed
Tarsaips, with the single exception Of
Grea; Britain. Al the present rate Of
progress Il will be oaIy few years
uatii these Two countries xiii Be Fl
position p compel permanent peace
throughout the World