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Eastern Colorado times., 1912-08-30

primary law 75 to pSx1n1 - .eople
to make their own nominations in
stead Of having the nominations made
by conventions packed by the machine
In contsol of parties-as 1t has been
heretofore.
At the coming primaries itos a VI
tally important that the people Of
Colorado should go to the polls and
register their votes for good men who
will guarantee clean government.
Go to the primaries and give the old
machine its last lesson.
Go to the primaries and show your
appreciation of law that restores to
you your rights in the electorate Of
the state.
Go to the primaries and nominate
men who will conduct the affairs OF
the state as any ordinary prudent and
cautious man would conduct them. and
not as the politician conducts them.
The primary law Is potent appeal
to the sensible man and woman of the
state. 1t stirs their patriotism. awak.
ems them to full realisation Of the du.
ties Of citizenship and clothes them
with power whereby they can nomi.
nate men who will represent them as
servants and not as masters.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-08-30

He enters the polling place. The
judges Of election hand him two bal
lots, fastened together. One OF these
ballots contains the list Of candidates
seeking nomination before the Demo
Gratis Of the state-the other Is Re
publican ballot containing the names,
Of those nominated by the assembly
and by petition. seeking nomination at
the hands OF the Republicans Of the
state.
The voter is handed two ballots so
that he may preserve the secrecy of
his ballot. No one is supposed to
know which one he votes-but he can
use only one of them.
The voter enters the booth. II he is
affiliated with the Republican party
he takes the Republican ballot. votes
for the ones he desires to nominate.
folds up both ballots and walks out OF
the booth.
He then hands the ballot he has
Republican ballot-to
one OF the Judges of election and 1t Is
placed in . box for marked ballots.
The other ballot-the Democratic bal
lot given him, which he did not mark
lis placed in = receptacle for blank
ballots.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-08-30
Dates of Registration

The judges of the primary
election will act as board of
registration at the several pre-
cincts in Cheyenne county.
Dates of registration will be
Tuesday, September 3rd from
900 a. m. until 600 p. M. and
on Saturday and Monday, Sep
tember 7lh and 9th, from 7:0Oa.
m. until z. p. m.
Keep the above dates in your
mind and see to it that you are
properly registered, for you can
not vote unless you are registered.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-08-30

Although the word Republican" Is
used In this for purposes Of Illustration
the same application can be made to
voters affiliated" with the Democratic
organization.
II you are affiliated with the Repub.
lican party you can vote the Republt
can ticket in the primaries.
Your vote in tie primaries does not
necessarily mean that you will cast
your ballot for every Republican on
the ticket at the election. You can
scratch your ticket on election day in
November and vote as you please
Just as you have always done-and II
will have nothing to do with your vote
at the primary in September.
The matter Of presidential electors
occupies no part or place in the pri
mary to be held over the state on
Tuesday. September 10th. The names
Of neither Democratic nor Republican
presidential electors-or those OF any
party-will be voted for or occupy .
place on the primary ballot on Sep
tember 10th-electors will appear only
on the November election ballot.
Thus. to make II plain, the matter
Of presidential electors has nothing to
do with the primaries In September
and the primaries have nothing to do
with the electoral question or electo
raj candidates.
This much is positively settled b,
the new primary law.
Let US employ an illustration Il
make plain the proceeding for every
voter who goes to the primaries to vote
on Tuesday. September 10th.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-08-30
Cheyenne County Fair.

The Fourth Annual Cheyenne
County Fair will be held in Chey-
enne Wells on September a, 5, 6
and z. Purses and premiums to
the total Of 81, 200 are offered.
Competition in exhibits is open
to everyone in the county, and a
grand display of agricultural
products, livestock of all kinds,
poultry, ETC., will be exhibited.
No entrance fee will be made on
farm products. There will be
racing. ball games and other
interesting and exciting events
to entertain and instruct the null
titudes that are sure to attend.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-08-30

Clarence Dodge editor and the Colorado Springs
z naugurate vigorous campaign Of education
the may familiar with provisions primary
law.
As Progressive Republican editor Of
plan working order before he preveed the nom
nation for congressman large.
II making this effort because the old machine
ndeavoring deceive confuse the people this
Dodge It has nothing do with congressional candidacy
do believe citizen should that time the getting
deal i'll these This the first Of
law vitality important that the people should have and
definite knowledge their rights and duties I"
The following comprehensive easily understood outline has
been Investigations Mr. Dodge and will
interesting applies Democratic well
Republican yoters
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-08-30

Put in an honest vote this time
by going into the democratic pri-
mary and voting for w. E. Red
mon and Pat Stapleton, the two
men the gang is most bent on de-
feating. A vote for these gen.
tlemen means the overthrow of
the gang of wolves that are
gnawing at your purse.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-08-30

Swat the blow-flies that are
buzzing around the habitation of
the taxpayers and the county
money give it to them in the
solar-plexus and listen to the
music of their dying groans.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-08-30

ADVERTISING RATES
Display advertising 10c per inch
each insertion; locals Sc per line each
insertion; cards of thanks, resolutions
OF respect, memorial notices, ETC., Sc
per line. -: :: =: ::
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-08-30
EASTERN COLORADO TIMES
0ueessssr 70 Divide Tssnss)
Cheyenne Wells, Colo.

Published every Friday In Cheyenne wellA
Cheyenne county Colorado. and entered at ths
pcstodice ~ second class mail matter, April 3 1s1z
under the Act Of March 8. 1879.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-08-30

Vote for Hon. Chas. S. Thomas
f3r United States Senator. You
vote for two-Shafroth and
Thomas.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-08-30

Vote for w. L. Clayton and
Edward T. Taylor for congress
men at large. There are two
to be elected, and these are the
peoples choice, they are both
progressive.
Eastern Colorado times., 1912-08-30

Subscription One Dollar the Year
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-07-11
A Christian Secretary

During the last week in March
a young Chinaman might have
been seen lndustriously packing
the personal belongings which
had Tor a term OF
years adorned his room a
Columbia University. He was
frequently interrupted hy friends.
only a few of whom were his fell
low-countrymen, but all Of whom
were eager to congratulate HIM on
the good fortune which had come
to him. Vi-Kynin Wellington
HOO was Il favorite with his
fellow-students. He had achiev-
ed high honor in Columbia Uni
versity, and it was felt that he
would reflect credit upon it. This
quiet youth, who seemed but Il
boy in years, had just received a
cable message appointing him as
English secretary for the new
president in CHINA position of
the utmost importance.
But more important still. from
a missionary point of view, is the
fact that this young man who GOES
to be q confidential and informal
adviser of Yuan Shi Kai-presi-
ident of 300, 000,o 600 OF people
has the Christian outlook and re-
ceived his initial education IN our
own st. Johns College, Shanghai.
This of course is Il conspicuous
example in point, vet only one of
scores which might be cited to
show how rich in results has been
our smsll expenditure of men and
means for establishing Christian
e%ducation in China.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-07-11
COnciu1ed from fl,st puge

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Iol.sa NY .i'ss o'tclal pIinllf's ~ ~
,n,a"aa,,o'u ,S,1pnr", - sifplNs
,,uuIatvI Scii Cup " suPplf's -
,M.'cn'I, ,un -" s"'og 80
= W.. = 'iu.e Ii" : y ~ 10y w
,se1niai1u' ~ Moil sN"ips.t ~
,Jniio"ch o,ie Won Stalp ~
Wmhlefhoii 60 s1eed DIiqge ~ Lem 8I9 -
Ianr w. - In ! az
.'9nn' Aitfteiis ooalHp o. hedllh ieea
'eann 9ais gen ~ - -
N"ine - o'a'e "'2nei : a.
A petition lIied with the aldtt IN IRON
anton Twp Signed by every irgal voter ~
sald twp vas read W auditor. dld pets
ton praying that said Twp be set aside az
an independent voting precinct aud that
the schoolilouSe Of sad twp be designated
rs the ollicial polling place ~ SAID pre-
cinct. Moved by Zilg secoYded By Won
MalQ 'haf the prayer 81 sara pfllii9h ne
granted. On motion being pat each mem
Der OF poafa Eotea YES ~ loilcaii aile Mo-
Ion vas declared carried.
A petition flied Vith auditor from! The
twps OF tayette and North Riverside To
have said tWps divided into two separate
school districts was read aud said petition
NOT having the legal number Of >ieners. il
was moved by Zig seconded n9 Ieanscn
that same be rejected. ON motion. being
put each member voted YES at r~ollcall.
Motion carried
ADplication of yglnT schmidt far school
loan an additional loan of $500 on npl[of5
and wtaof 4-l20-T3 was on motion approval
Application and bond of She ! irst State
hank OF lioYeii TO DC appointed a uepoSl-
,na,iao ~ WV 4 s V""n ~" ~ paGnh
approved.
ON moti99 adjourned III ?, m.
all members present: called to order by
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-07-11
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO
TAKE TAX DEED

70 Warren Gee. the record Owner OF the
land hereinafter described. and to War
ran Gee. the person in whose name said
InInI l. -inAD.I.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-07-11
What Makes A Woman2-

What Makes A Woman
One hundred and twenty pounds.
more or less, of bone and muscle
don't make woman. Its a good
foundation. Put into it health
and strength and she may rule a
kingdom. But that's just what
Electric Bitters give her. Thous-
ands bless them for Overcoming
faintlng and dizzy spells and for
~dispelling weakness, nervousness,
backache and tired. listless. worn
out feeling. Electric Bitters
have doue me a world of good
writes Eliza Pool, pepew, Okla,
ssand | thank you, with all my
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-07-11

Insect Bite Costs Leg.--A
Boston man lost his leg from the
bite of an insect two years before.
TO avert such calamities from
sting and bites of insect use Buck
lens Arnica Salve promptly to
kill the poison and prevent intlam-
nation, swelling aud pain. Heals
burns, boils ulcers. piles eczema,
cuts, bruises. Only 25 cents at all
druggists
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-07-11
TOWN TALK

Polly Booth made a flying trip
to Laplant Tuesday
Everybody push'-be a booster
instead of a ssknocker."
Mrs Dick Dunn was up over
Sunday to e her new grandson
The town was quite lively with
picnicers and campers last Sun
day
Inspector Ellis has arrived,
having exchanged posts with Mai.
McConihe.
Everybody is requested to keep
Sunday school in mind, next Sun
day, at 3 pm.
Messrs Wing and Edwards.
cattlebuyers. we're in town Thurs
day for dinner
Will CARRIE was in town today,
he with his family having return
ed from Oregon Tuesday.
Willis Mcdonald is back from
Draper and reports a successful
termination of his lawsuit.
~. =
The new Agency bell has arriv-
ed and will hereafter occupy a
tower in front of the office
Postponed meeting of Sylvan
camp occur next Sat. at the res
idence Of Neighber Theresa Kluth
Miss Marie Congdon is a Get
tysburg visitor this week. She
was accompanied by Everett Lam
bert
Rev. Ashley left ON the stage
Tuesday enroute for Grow Creek
where the annual Convocation will
be held
Mrs Mabe!! Hofer and son Floyd
who have been visiting the form
er's father, returnedsto the Agen-
cy Tuesday
Harry + G Woods was a visitor
at The Press Office, Tuesday, en-
route to Grow Creek to attend
Conversation
Sam Mound and family left for
the east Monday morning after
spending day il camp on. this
side Of the river.
Ee1TS&fa
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-07-11
Miss Flossie Oliver paid II visit
u nn Annnnn YhMrolnr

Miss Flossic Oliver paid u visit
to the Agency Thursday.
The AGENCY base bail boys
again clicked the Gettysburg
Seniors at Gettysburg on the 4th,
by a score Of S to 2.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Matter
and daughter Henrietta came up
from Okobojo Monday TO meet
then daughter Miss Hazel.
Frank French, county gamewar-
den. and family were among the
number over from Gettysburg for
a day $ outing the first of the week
Our local sports had a base ball
contest with a bunch from Arti-
choke-twp the first of the week
and did Them up to the tune of II
to 6.
The belated June rise commence
ed last Friday and the following
two days every ''kid" in town who
wasn't engaged at base bail, was
catching LOGS.
Mr. and Mrs A f Converse of
who We're the guests
of their daughter Mrs Lille Josce-
Ign over Sunday, left for home
tuesday morning
Frank McNeely and family have
moved into the three story resi-
dence known as the Latferty man
sion, having sold their former
home to Bob Worries
The Gates House reports that
Mel McGlnnis has been furnish
it with the first new potatoes
of the season. All fear of a pota-
To famine is now dispelled
jeff Sage and niece Miss Hazel
Mateer dropped into town last
evening, the latter enroutc
to her home near Okcbojo. Jeff
says crop prospects look bright
generally out at and aroundEagIe-
butte
Two refreshing rains haye visit
ed us since the last issue of The
Press, with smillions in it,
tuesday evening it was accompan-
led by hail which broke window
for III. A. Woodward and
Art Comeau.
Messrs Ed Sutton, administers
ior, and Will Ripley and Art Co
neau. appraisers, of the late
Mortenson estate were i'm
own to make affidavit as to APP
oraisement of the estate, which
'oots up to S5l6O.
Marshall Eidam left ON Tues. for
gettysburg, where he will spend
! few days, among other things,
% take his school examination.
Next Monday he will be joined by
lis mother when the two will de
part for a pleasure trip to the
Pacific coast, for which they have
been preparing for several weeks
-.~-
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-07-11

10 warren Zee. INC iecort 0Nllel OF the
land hereinafter described. and to War
ran Nce. the person in whose name said
land Is taxed.
Take notice that on ,le 2nd day Of No
vember. 1908. the following described
pieces or parcels of land situated in the
county nj Potter and state OF South Da-
kOta. toWlt.
Al Of blocks y. %. 20 and p: lots i. ii
and T. blk "a: lots >. q, 5. 9. 10 blk 50: all
of blSs 10 and II; lots l, ?. s. 9. 10 and II
DIX 43,, inclusive. all being in the
original plat of the town of Forest CITY.
Potter county South Dakota. were sold fur
taxes Then due and delinquent for the
yeal 1905. at a tax sale 10y the treasurer of
said Potter county to w. II. ,Saepardson.
nov the lawful owner and holder OF the
cert iicate OF taN sale OF said premises. is
sued at said tax sale.
lake notice. further, that on the 9th
day OF November, 1908, the following de-
serihed pieces or parcels OF land situated
IN the same own plat as aforesaid. towit.
Lots 10 -. Block %: lots | to 5 blk 20:
lots Ito II. Is tol7. 20 to "A. ok q: lots $40
10, Is To II blk 81. lots 4.5. Z. So IL to "A
btk -; lots &. y l3 tool blk -: all of blk
~; J to y stool. blk 10: all ot blocks Is
4 -; lots II TO 26 blk 80, inclusive. were
sold FOR taxes than due and delinquent for the
wear i90;, at a tax sale hy the treasurer OF said
Potter county. TO III Sheparlson. aud thai the
said W II Shepai,ison is NOW the lawful owner
aud holder q die certificate Of tax sale of said
pteilisf issued at said tax sale.
The right OF redemption viii expire and
q deed Tor said premises be made by the
treasurer OF Potter county at the |eNllira-
tJon Of sixty DAYS from the completed ser
wee oil THIS notice. unless said premises
are redeemed before that time, as provid-
ed by Law.
Dated at Forest City. S. D.. this 25th dag
of June. 1912.
". ii. sllEPARDSoN
Lawful holder Of aid county treaslrer's
certificate of tax sale.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-07-11
SELECTIONS FROM "ANPAO KIM FOR

April 18th saw the inaugural
ton of a new national branch of
the Catholic Church. At that time
all the Missionary districts under
the Church of England, Canada
and the United States, eleven in
number, met in conference and
established the "Holy Catholic
Church in China" This means
that the Christian enterprises of
the Anglican communion in China
have developed into a national
Episcopal Church, endowed with a
representative and self-governing
character, to become the instru-
ment of future Chinese evangelical
ton. For a long time the aid and
guidance of foreigners will be nec-
essary, but the day will come when
the Christianity of China will not
depend upon the foreign hand or
the foreign purse. The action taken
at Shanghai marks the beginning
of that day.
st. Paul's Normal and Indnstri-
al School, Lawrenceville, Va,
where over 500 Negro students are
trained in Christian citizenship
and practical h~andicraft, is in des-
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-07-11

The regular examination for
Second and Third grade and Pri-
mary Teachers Certificates will be
held in my Office July Is and 10th.
William j. Breene,
Co. Supt.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-07-11

One of the items unavoidably
crowded out last week was
the departure OF Mr.. A. w.
Cooper and family for Faith
where they will hold down Mr..
C.'s homestead in regulation
fashion. This with the exception
of Allie, Arthur and Arbie
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-07-11

When in the city for a day or a
week, don't forget the comforts
a home, at the New Beaufort
Hotel, Minneapolis. Opposite the
Postof1ice.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-07-11

DIR. Grosvenor. the new dean
of the Cathedral of st. John the
Divine, New York City, plans to
make it a strong center of ms
sionary influence. and has already
arranged that workers in various
parts OF the field shall tell then.
story from lis pulpit. Thus the
great cathedral viii not merely be
the chief buildiog Of q great do
cese. nor a national feature OF q
great country, but a vitalizing
force in the Church's worldwide
campaign.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-07-11

heart. fer making such a Good
medicine. "Only zoe Guaranteed
by all DRUGGISTS
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1912-07-11

perate need Of funds. The Church
has no more scIf-sacrilicng and
fruitful work. than Chs, to which
A~rchdeacon Russell has Given
thlrty Of the best years of hi, lite.
The $50, 600 which The school needs
should be Immediately f%olthcom-
ing.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-26

Wilmer. two well-known European IL
orettists, has been Americanized by
Harry and Robert Smith. Mr. Whitney
will give the piece a sumptuous mount
Ing with a large cast OF good singers
and an orohester of 40 players.
Another treat In store for the pat
rons or the oarrick theater IL "BunIy
Pulls the Strings" which Will come 10
this theater the week OF Nov. IL. AS
all Followers OF theatrical doings know,
"Bunty sclipsed all contemporary
plays in the measure OF its success, In
London In the Haymarket theater and
IN New York In the Comedy theater
This delightful Scotch comedy began
stil 10 a big drawing card in the
worlds metropolis. The New York run
lasted nearly two years ending a little
over month ago. II was because OF
the length or the New York run that
Detroit and other western cities have
had to wait 90 long to see the play.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-26

the Duke OF Connaught. and the vau-
deville program Incorporated In the
entertainment is dancing noVelt.
called a Night with the Pierrots'
The Whlrl OF Society" was the oner-
ing last winter I'm the New York Mn
ter Garden, and comes 20 Detroit early
ia It's career oil the road
Fred 4. whitney has once more Sc
leCted Detroit. his native city, for the
first production on any stage OF one
OF his theatrical enterprises. and Will
produce in the Gsrrick theater tho
week OF Nov 4 a new Straus opera
called MY Little Friend" IL was
Straus' Chocolate Soldier" that
brought fame and money TO its com
roser and TO Mr.. Whitney. whose hand
some production OF ~ IL well-remem-
bersd by theatergoers. The new opera
Is based on French farce and the
original hook. by Leo stern and pr
The Detroit times., 1912-10-26

IYCEUN.
BEGINNING sunday afternoon the Ly-
ceum VIII offer the drall little come
dian, George sidney and his big COM
pany OF singers dancers and players
Tor a weeks engagement. NJ. sidney
VIII he seen in new edition OF ono
~ his earlier successes Busy Icy. y
IL is Vollcking musical satire with
distinct novelty as the reigning fea-
ture The lines. songs. dances. COS
tunes and stage effects were all con-
structed for this seasons edition Al
the head OF the feminine contingent
Will be found that cyclonic coincidence,
Miss Carrie Weber. who Will he re-
membered for her clever mpersonation
Of the italian organ grinder, Rosetta.
Mr. Sidney. as IzZy. Will be found the
same droll little follow and one come
dian able 10 give a delineation OF a
stage Hebrew without MAKING " Of
The Detroit times., 1912-10-26

logue OF jests and stories. Deodata,
an Italian magician. In original festsi
Muller and Stanley. refined entertain
ers, and the Milescope pictures Will
round out the program.
The Detroit times., 1912-10-26

Continued an PaEe FIvsJ
The Detroit times., 1912-10-26
TEMPLE.

sTr--' American Vaudeville as presented
=. s---ffrs-tfe Temple. theater from week TO
......y eak can boast OF no brighter, better
or more distinguished star than Henry
.r-~-E. DiXey,-who Will head the bill, max
~ ---4ffss -ilIs, lFst-appaarance, in Detroit in
over eight years. Mr.. Dizzy, one OF
- tn. most TALENTED and versatile artists
sra--erry-the sta ge--yvtH present. his original
idea for the tMn- a.day stage entitled
Mono Drama Yaud- ologue. which Ia
80 --~bgrr-desrrfhed ds an entire vaudeville
k..... Shapz---c ono nsell.- into onG--aCL Mr.
ts Dixey's many accomplishments are all
~. -" cafrtd INTO -rnf1 pray IN the prescnta-
80 ----tien--ef- hts aet-ry which ls said 60 be
4. pniape Mr. piSsy has had q long and
The Detroit times., 1912-10-26

noted stage career dating back TO the
early I0's when ne appeared In Edward
r. Rice's-fantous production OF Evan
Celine" His greatest success was as
the star OF "Adonis" That plump dis
"ftenser or laughter. Mrs. Gardner Crane,
and her own company will appear rs
the second feature OF the bill, Offering
the funny Pullman-Car farce entitled
1.-THE. little sunbeam For the third
feature -pf-the program, the riddle OF
the twentieth century r. promised IN
Henry Olives Spirit Paintings" re-
markahl q. Illusion. that puzzled London
and Paris. Famous paintings are seem
ingly reproduced by spirit artists In
.fuib'vfe-g OF the audience. A pleasing
novelty will be. contributed 10 the bill
by Kitty Traney and her hiRh-school
pony; Brown. Harris and Brown. pros
!. gram their -act-Just- to-LauEh--Thats
All:" Billy X, Wells Is known as Tho
Hebrew Orator" Cooper and Robin
son have an Offering entitled ~
! Frjand OF Mine" Leonard. and Louie,
athletes, will furnish the thrills for
I'm program: thp MooreosCope sta the
. Pathe N sekly- will IA shl on the picture
sheet the latest news OF the world