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Independent County Platform.
We, The Independent party of Lincoln County, South Dakota,
In convention assembled, declare our adherence to the platform of
principles adopted by the St. Louis convention of 1889, and also the
platform of the Independent party as adopted at Huron, on the 9th
day of July, 1890. We, therefore, in accordance with the princi
pies therein set fourth, declare our determination to vote for the
nomination or election of no candidate for the state legislature, who
is not pledged to support the following legislation:
«. First, to, limit taxation to the necessities of the public welfare.
1 Second, to make the property of railroad corporations taxa-
Third, to so amend our assessment :1awS^that the'indebtedness
of the tax-payer shall, be deducted from- the .value oi his property
reported for taxation, and that all notes and mortgages be assessed
the same-as other property,-to the owners thereof.
Fourth, it is our policy to reduce rates of interest, to a par
with the profits of agriculture, but as the government is controlled
in the interests of monopoly, by refusing to give the people
ple supply of currency, that the capitalist may charge exorbitant
rates of interest, and being without any uniform limit to prevent
competition for money among the states, we are compelled to yield
to the rates paid in other localities. We accordingly demand
that the contract rate of interest on chattle mortgages and notes, be
reduced to 8 per cent and that real estate mortgages be limited to
6 per cent and that any charge in excess of these rates, work a for-
feiture of both principle and interest.
Fifth, we demand that the "salaries of all public officers be lim­
ited to the amount for which competent men would be willing to
perform the duties of the office. To this
County Treasurer, $1,000.
'v County Auditor, $1,000.'
Register of Deeds, $600.
Clerk of the Courts, $600.
3 charging the duties thereof.
Tuition, per M'eek
Room rent
Contingent fee, per term.
end
the salaries of the following county officers, exclusive of clerk hire,
be as follows:
Sixth, fees for public and professional services to be limited to
th? Standard value of labor and capital* necessarily employfed in dis-
iffNMY «. TUTC, rraMnt.
Canton, Lincoln County, South Dakota.
A Thorouirhly epuipped educational Institutioii. Maintains fivedi^inct
Pnllpirp course* Preparatory course formal course^ Irregular
Scandinavan languages. Conducted under the auspices of
THE UNITED EORWEGIAN LUTHERAN GHURGH.
N. MENOR. N.M. AC OBSON.
1vlenor 5c *J"etCJotDSor?
—DEALER IS—
IT»rnj.itereLrxci Prov'isione.
We carry everything usually kept in a
first class store and our facilities are such as
will enable us to sell goods at
ROCK BOTTOM FIGURES.
We handle no shelf-worn or shoddy stuff,
hut the very best goods that money will buy,
and guarantee perfect satisfaction in every
department of our business. Call and be
convinced.
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we recommend that
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AUGUSTANA COLLEGE,
MENOR & JACOBSON.
WEST SIDE MAIN ST CANTON, S D.
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RAILROAD TIME—1'ABl.Eft
Until further notice, trains on the C. M. & St.
P. By, will arrive and depart at Canton station
as follows:
GOING WEST.
^o. 1, passenger Monday excepted, 11:00 A. M.
To. 3, passenger. Sunday excepted, 11:40 A. M.
Vo. 7, way freight 13:30 p. ju.
GOING EAST.
NTo. 2, passenger, Sunday excepted, 8:45 A. M.
.I». F. Tinosenger, Saturdays excepted,4:45 p. M.
No. #, freight 8:fio p. m.
GOING NORTH.
Vo. I. passenger
No. S, accommodation.
Mo. 6, freight
So. 4, passenger,
o. 6,freight.....
President Clark, of the Cannon town
ship Alliance' announces that'-there«• will
be regular weting Saturday- afternoon
Nov. 1st,*at :oiie .o'clock.
Hon:. K- IT Evanson and1 Dr. Morton
will speak-on the political issue® of the
da.y at the Rise, school house- 111. Norway
township Mpnday evening,Oct. 27....-%
P. O. Stromme, editor of Des-^Nordon,
of Chicago, will speak at Canton Wed
nesday evening, Oct. 29, at *7 30 o'clock.
Mr. Stronime is a good speaker and- will
speak in English and Norwegian.
Rev. and Mrs. A. Jamieson left on
Monday of last week for points in Iowa,
on a visit with their son and daugl)ter
previous to their departure for tlieir new
home in Pierre where they will go the
coming week.
O. T. Helgerson says the jute binding
twine sold in ihis locality this season has
given entire satisfaction and he" believes
it is the best twine for the money to be
had. He sold over 31,000 pounds this
season and every pound of it gave perfect
satisfaction. 4
Helmey & Kelman have recently re
ceived a very large assortment of Statione
ry of every description. In this cot
nection it would be well to add the -fj
that these gentlemen have fitted 1
neat and complete drug store, atid
now prepared to supply anything 1
line at the very lowest price. Tl:
ffood business men and will succ
Tiew Thursday, Oct
house Friday, Oct.
houses 'Sunday
school house, Su~
dale Monday, N JJ®
TIIK LKADE
iest place in
one who ha1
statement
see. Th
occupy'
the pa
es')ec iinvilteS
their toll.
11:00 A. M.
11:30 A. M,
4:40 P. M.
GOING SOUTH.
For tickets and rates to all parts of the
United States and Canada, inquire at ticket
office.' W. V. HOWARD, Station Agent.
THE NEWS AROUND HOME.
THE FARMER'S LEADER will be mailed
from now until January 1st. 1801,.for the
sup of one dollar.
Robert of Belmont, Wis.', is
visiting with his cousin,William Haw, in
this locality. Mr. Haw is rccSyfering from
his atta^ of illness. »•••••.
"ks&<
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Dr. Nettie Hall, Epual
lecturer of Wessington Spri ,sw®raeT
Dakota, will lecture at th- ^1.SoUth
places in Lincoln county 1 v.
0
1 1 ofcawer school
house, Sunday Oct. 20
day Oct. 27 Millbrook,
25 Mt Zion church,
School house 3 miles
Piooeer,
STwesdav
"iloa
Oct.
ediaesday Oct. 29
mttth ®f. Pleasant
30 M'Si.vsi'. school
il: Ki n^lej" s^tool
kov.
jjSidey
,y, Nw- 2^ Spring-
AofBoe is one of the' busy
jHDton tbese daysand any
-a disposition to^uestion the
kusthe privilege to call and
MX ifelkws who have been
.«g-theirattention predicting that
fmr would oeft live si months, are
ito -call. Only '1-5,000
ies df the jpajper wall be printed
«w«fk, subscribers are Coming from
4ffi«cer the state and{witihin the one year
.wihiohiit had -been predicted it would take
I tbe pa,per to die, it will have three or
four times the-actual subscribers of all
•the other papere in the county together
cop
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Ad^ar.tiserB, please take notice.
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BUBAL LY&XG.
[BV SBWHOBB ONRTSUIJ
How long "will the people be blinded,
And cling to a party's past fame
While yearly 'tis bringing their children.
To poverty, bondage and Shame.
For who ever knew either party,
One promise to labor fulfill
Their platforms and pledges catch "ballots,
But they're plundering the laborer still
Will the people be ruled in the future
By the .party that has ruled in the past?
With the.mountaiin of tariff they are rearing.
To crush them to surf down at lutt
Wben you see them in congress assembled.
This wisely conservative band,
Their greatest and only .enactments,
Do plunder their own .native land.
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And they share with the perjures the plunder,
They have wrested from labor's control,
They are gorged to suooess upon honors,
While their records are black as their souls.
The political gang that Istruling the state.
Doom the n»rk-men now, to a horrible fate.
They demonetise silver—too much Money you
know.
Say the farmers in politics never rtKrald go.
80 theygreach and they smile while we band
And the laborer's gain is the mlMoeaire's
spOU.
In this boasted repnblio, this land they call free
l^gtalaaan glvra way, to a Judges decree
boodle
And oBclata^et rich
00
a salary small
In tManwHiweifs purse there is
and our calllag la low
rule has made It so.
for all
But our nay is
Tistheneh-i
We hara battened our rights we are shackled
aadbovnd.
We crouch to the lash like a chastened houafl.
We haveldssed the hand that robs our ckils.
And ther greet our wants with laughter wild.
But the party nile is broken aad paet,
Aad the tamer is roused to hi* danger at
last
The Ups so Ions silent are ready to speak,
Aad. the mem who an slaves will thelr liberty
seek.
The manacled arm from oppression be freeded
And posterity long shaif be blessed by the
deed.
The gtm which the millionaire forges for flght
The farmers will turn on monoply's might.
And trusts and combines shall be criminal acts
And the rich and the poor shall be equally
taxed
And our courts shall be cleansed from the dregs
and the scum.
Made honest and just as a purified nun.
When the people say traffic in liquor shall
cease.
The courts shall sustain them, in war or in
peace.
And those who indulge shall the penalty pay.
When the people shall rule then shall justice
hold sway.
And the laws they enact by the people decreed,
Not forged in a brain that is clamoring for
greed.
And the wrinkled old '-shyster" corrupt from
his spoil.
Shall give place to the yeomanry fresh from
mvw:
With hearts true, to country and motives so
high
Before them corruption shall wither and die.
OUE BATTLE.
Hark ye laborers! Hear the sounding
Of the bottle cry.
Forward! Forward! to the conflict,
Raise your banners high.
CHORUS.
Stand your ground till victory crowns you
Strike for liberty!'
Use the ballot for your bullets:
Strive for right or die.
iireak the chains of foul oppression:
Bid the shackles fall I
Free the bondmen of the nation
4:45 P. M.
6:35 A. M.
From the debtor's thrall.
Better prtoes for our produoe
We at onee must have *.
Also legal tendier money,
That we our. homes may save.
Watch the candidates for office
ChoQse.only.gQod $nd ^rue .!
Men to represent t^e people,
And their interests too.
Railroads, also, must come under
..Wholesome, wise constraint
Syndlcatses and alien landlords
"HustylpldAto.ourcomplaiiit!
Raise' your banners', noble brothers'
Shbut'lt as jfeu go, 'r v
Onward] ire" wlll'mardh to condor
Out-viAlngeveiy foe." ,y
Then we'U.pestour conntryjhrivijig .r
Everything Mflfl bloom*, ...
Andtheglojipus Jlghtof progress
Pler.ce ojjr dis'm.al'glo^n.
KASTIHIKQ THQ0TJGH
Yes aad there were Union men who wept with
JayfMteara,
When they saw the hoaored flag they had not
for ynni
Hardly could they he restrained from breaking
fotli in ebeers.
we were marching through Georgia.
"Sherman's dashing Yankee boys will never
reach the coast I"
So the saucy rebels said, and 'twas a handsome
Had they not forgot, alas! to reckon with the
host,
WMle we were marching through Georgia.
*o we made a thoroughfare for Freedom and
her train.
Sixty miles In latitude—three hundred to the
main
Treason fled before us, for resistance was la
vain,
While we are marching through Georgia.
-L.AROB EARS MADF SMALL
8ood Hows far Thqaa W um Nature
Has Ilooa Over-do..wrous.
-One day last week," said a New
York woman, *i was invited to lunch
with an old school friend, a resident
of. Brooklyn, to meet another school
mate who waa en route from Europe
to her Western home. I reached the
house of the hostess somewhat in ad
vance of the traveler, and we had a
few momenteV chat before her arrival.
'You remeojber Emma's large ears,'
said Mrs. M., referring to the coming
guest, *and how sensitive she was er
them?' -Yes.' I laughed, -I presume
they have hardly grown any smaller.'
'Mrs. M. gave a peculiar, smile and
Ou about to reply when Emma en
tered. Ai rose to gre*t her 1
glanced Instinctively at the well-re
membered ears and almost fell-- back
at what I saw—two small, weil-shaped
aural appendages, fitting' close to the
head, and as unlike the well-remem
bered 'flops,' as the girls used disre
spectfully to speak of them, as possi
ble. Of course I said nothing of my
amazement but later, when the pro
gress of luncheon ana gay reminiscence
had turned the three matrons into
comrades again, Emma herself re
ferred freely to the metamorphosis.
It had taken place abroad, under the
treatment an eminent French sur
geon. ana had occupied nearly a year.
The ears had been taken up in some
marvelous way. and
BO
semblance of
their former oversize remained, nor
any abnormal look about them ae a
result of the operation. -It was ex
pensive, paiaful and tedious.
Hmnm, eoaelnding her story, *but
(trie, I would go through It all again
tor the bliss I experience evevjr tlau
1 look to the glaeete miss those tnad
ful eatla from each aide mt my -head,
Aad my hnebaad, who name to Vow
Tork 10 meet me, Igaorartt of what I
had been dolag, it ae muoh delighted
as I w. So mack tor wemea's
vaalty,' efce finished. Wo both told
he* however, that wo thought wemea
did mush leas sensible thlaga,
than what aha haa ION
Mailt ffcr Italian 1
The Mexican wasp la built entirely
for business. He is over two iaehee
long when he is of ago and la about
the color of a bay horse. His plunger
is a full inch long aad as fine as a
spider's web. Unlike the atinger of a
eommon bee the stinger of a
wasp is non-forfeitable. He don't give
up after one lunge, but has it always
in readiness for an all-day job if neces
sarv. The mission of the Mexican
wasp seems to be merely to hunt up
peoplo and run that stinger of his into
them. The natives say that ha will go
ten miles out of his way to get fat on
snake bites, centipede bites and scor
pion stings, but if they discover one of
these wasps in the neighborhood they
hunt for cover without delav.
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TEA0HEB8' A8B0GIATI0H.
Teachers of Canton and vicinity arc
requested to meet at the city school build
ing, Saturday, Nov. 1, at 1 o'clock p. m.,
for the purpose of re-organizing the Can
ton Teachers' association. A short pro
gram will be presented. All come.
Business Locals.
Boys—you can buy a sack tf
Beloit Mills flour for $1.50 land
get a TIP TOP girl, so say
DONOHO & HENDERSON.
We will gri ad feed af io cts.
per'100 pounds. Corn, Oats,
Barley an if "Rye at Beloit Mills.
D'ONOH\
sUIe.
FI'OAQIA)
Bring thS good old bugle, boy s'
other song— we'll sing an
Slng it with a spirit that.
along—
Sing it as we used
strong, .' fifty thousand
While we
will start the world
Willing through Georgia.
cnonus.
hurrah! H. we bring
HurraTi! Hut the flag that
free!"
So we sir
see,
the jubilee!
makes you
I the chorus from Atlanta to the
we
,««« marching through Georgia.
How
the
How
m'
Ho
shouted when they heard
(he darkeys
joyful Hound!
the turkeys goobled which our com
tBxaij found!
wthe sweet potatoes even started from the
AUt i« were marching through Georgia.
& HENDERSON.
ir«»,000.
pounds of Shorts ,-for
Also TIP TOP flour 'at
•Beloit Miils.. ..
GOMWASTED.
Highest priie paftl for corn."
C.B.Kennedy.
MOM! MONEY!
We are. 'prepared- to make
loans on real estate security at
the very lowest rates obtainable
also give borrower privilege to
make payments on principal dur
ing the continuance of loans. No
extra charge made for exchangee
on interest or principal payments.
Those desiring to make new or
renew old loans will do well to
call at our office and get our rates
etc. ZELLER & HUETSON.
FOR SALE.
Eight high-grade, three year
old colts. J. A. Goding.
DB. G. M. MORTON
Diseases of the
Aad fitting spectacles, a specialty.
Deformetles and morbid growths treated
scientifically.
Calls in tlie country day or night, promptly
attended to.
DB. G. M. MORTON,
Canton, South Dakota.
E. A TAYLOR,
inMar«|kek
Beresford, South Dakota.
QSHE&AL ELEtmOtf H0TI0E.
Notice lsliereby given that onthe first Tues
day after the flrst Monday inNoyember, A. D,
following state and county of officers
Two members of congress.
One governor.
One lieutenant governor.
-One secretary of state.
One state treasurer.
One state auditor,
Ope attorney general.
One sunerintendent of public instruction.
One commissioner of school and public lands.
One commissioner of labor and statistics.
One state senator.
Three members of the legislature.
One county, judge.
One elerk ot the circuit and county courts.
One states attorney.
One sheriff.
One county treasurer
One county auditor.
One register of deeds.
One superintendent of schools.
One county surveyor.
One coroner dnd one count
for the second commissioner disi
Also at the same time and place to vote upon
the proposed amendments of the Constitution
of the state of South Dakota, as follows:
AMENDMENT TO INCREASE THE 8TATK DEBT,
"For the purpose of defraying extraordinary
sxpenses and making public improvements, or
to meet a deficit, or failure in revenue, the
state may, in addition to pre-existing debts,
contract debts never to
exceed in the aggregate
W»,000, except to repel invasion, suppress In
surrection, or defend the state or United
States In war." Also,
AMENDMENT CONCERNING INDIANS.
"No Indian who sustains tribal relations, re
ceives support In whole or la part from the gov
ernment of the United States, or holds untax
able lands In severalty, shall he permitted to
vote at any election held under this constitu
tion." Also,
woms
BcrraaoaAiia&DmiiT.
"Shall the word "male" be stricken from
section 9. of article 7 of the coaatitutloa. re
lating to elections and right of suffrage." Said
act prarlde*. that if a majority of the votes ere
in favor of strikiag out the word "male" It
shall be.striekea out aad there shall thereafter
be ao distinction between sanies aad females la
the eaercls* of the right of suffrage at aay
election la said state.
roan o* BALLOT.
"Shall the word ••male" be -stricken from
section two, of article seven of the constitu
tion" Yes. No. All electors desiring to
vote In favor of striking oat the word "male"
must erase the word "io," AH voters desiring
to vote againat striking out the cword "mate"
must erase the word "yes"
The aforesaid proposed amendments are to
be voted jipon at the general election to be held
on the first Tuesday after the first Monday In
November, A. D. ISO.
Dated this 7th day of August, 1M0.
A.
o.
RIHOSMTD, Secretary of State,
ELECTION PRECINCTS IN LINCOLN COUNTY.
Eden township, at lumber yard office in Eden.
Norway towoship, at Rommereim school
house.
Pleasant township, at school house in dis
trict No. 60.
Brooklyn township, at Brooklyn school
house.
Fairview township, at school house in dis
trict No. 3.
Highland township, at school house in dis
trict No. 7.
Lincoln township, school house No. S9.
Delaware township, at Pleasant View school
house.
Canton township, at the old Bennett place.
Lynn township, at the school house in Wor
thing.
Orant township, at school house in district
No. 76.
Dayton township, at the school house No. 38.
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LaVally township, at school houWfk dls
trlct No. 41. TI**
Pern township, Gedstad's hall in 1
tjtot No8 SO
town8hlp'
ot
triotNo'fiO ^ownship'
C. B. ISBAM,
Superintendent.
Says
DONOHB&'HENBERSON.
school hqA in "dig./.
at
8DHH0HS
STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA.
%m
w-
school in dip
City of Canton, at the court house.'
The polls of said election will be
eight o'clock in the forenoon, and
™ntinue-'^,-.-c,rU-mui
at Sju
open tUl Ave o'clock in the afternoon of said^|
Bj5ated
October*, 1890.
H. N. COOPE*,1'? ...
County Auditor.
ao
County of Lincoln.
In the Circuit Court thereof: Second Judi
cial Circuit.
David D. Russell, plaintiff ys Frazier Gillman
and Annie h. Glllm^i, his wife, Orrin F.
Waterhouse, CharlM K. Whitehead and
Deere & Company, defendants:
The State of South Dakota to the'above nameA
defendants
You are,hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the1" plaint'
above entitled action which said
will be filed in the office of the derj
cuit Court of the Seoond Judicial
State of South Dakota, within and
ty of Lincoln and'tet serve a copy
swer to the said complaint on.
the
at their office in the City of Sioux
County of Minnehaha, in said State of South4
'Dakota, the said City of Sioux Fails being a5
plaint
lace where there Is a post ofBee, within thirty
after the service of this summons upong?
ou, exclusive of the day of such servloe and*
.fypu fail to answer-the said complaint -within
thirty days after the-service of this si
upon you, the plaintiff in this action will applyi? '1
to the court for the relief demanded in the said,? 7^
complaint,
STATE OP SODTH DAKOTA, I
County of Lincoln.
•%4
Dated August 14th, A. D. 1001.
BAILEY STODDARD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Sioux .Falls, Minneha-^
ha county, South Dakota.
To the above namefl defendants:
Take notice that the complaint in the above
titled action was duly'-flledpn. tbp\ 16th day
ifi
August A. D. 1800 in the.office of the Clerks
of the Ctrcult Court of th6£e%ond Judicial Cir-?
cuit of'the State of Sairth. Dakota within and.'-.-i.j'
for the County of liincMn,' at' Canton, Lincoln^
County, South Dakota^ .' -*•. a' 'i
BAlCEY arOBDAHD,
"Attorneys fof Plaintiff
-s^sjg.
SUMMONS.
JudiciaV.A 4
1
f' i,
In the Circuit Court thereof: Secou
Circuit.
David D." Russell. Plaintiff, vs.-'lsaac W.-
Carpenter Mary E.Carpenter E. E. Carpen
ter fialvor Nelson and D. O. C. Shore, De^V'?/' h* sv
fendants:
The State of South Dakota to the above named.,
defendants:
You are hereby
answer the complaint of the plaintiff in the
above entitled action which said complaint
will be filed in the office of the Clerk of the
Circuit Court of the Second Judicial Circuit ot
the State ot South, Dakota, within and for the
County of Lincoln and to serve a copy of your
answer to the
said complaint on ...the subscri
bers, at their offlc* in the City of Sioux Falls ia
the County of Minnehaha in said State ot
South Dwota, the said City of Sioux Falls be
ing a place where there is a post office, withie
thirty days after the service of .this Summoaa
service
upon you, exclusive of the day of such service
and if you fail to answer the said.
,J*£—
within thirty days after the gerviee ..
summons upon you, the Plaintiff in this action
will apply to the Court for
the
relief demanded
in the said Complaint.
Dated August 37th, A. D. 1M0.
BAILEY & STODDARD
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Sioux Falls, Mlnneha*^
ha County, South Dakota
To the above named defendants:
1*alra nfttlff thlt thf flQTOlllPt III thC A^OTft
entitled action was duly filed on the S#th day of
August A. D. 1810 In the ofllee or the Clerk of
the Circuit Court ot the Second Judicial
of the State of South Dakota witl"
the County ot Lincoln, at Cantq
County, South Dakota.
BAILS?
Attor
8UXM0H8.
STATE OF SOtTTH DAKOTA,
County of Lincoln,
in the Circuit Court thereof Second 'JudK
cial Circuit. "SMSS
Eugene W. Coughran, plaintiff,
vs
Michael M. Markley and Mrs. Michael M£,
Markley. his wife, whose real name is un.
known, defendants. r-.-..-:
THE STATE OF SOUTH DAKOTA, to the
above named defendants
You arehereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the plaintiff in the
above entitled action which said complaint will
be filed in the office of the clerk of the Circuit
Court of the Second Judicial Circuit of the
State of South Dakota, within and for the
County of Lincoln and to serve a copy of your
answer to the said complaint on the sub
scribers, at their office in the City of Sioux
Falls In the Countv of Minnehaha in said State
ef South Dakota, the said City of Sioux Falls
being a place Where there is a post office, with
in tmrty days after, the service ot this sum
mons upon you, exclusive of the day of such
service and if you fail to answer the said com
plaint within thirty days after the service of
this summons upon you. the plaintiff in this
action will apply to the court for the relief de
manded in the said complaint.
To the above named defendants
notice that the complaint in the abo'
action was dulyHled in the office oil,
the Circuit Court of the Second f'l
cult of the State of South Dakota.'"'
for the County of Lincoln, at Cant]
County, South Dakota, on the
August A. D. 1800.
rt
Dated August 0th A. D.
BAILEY & STODDARD,
Attorneys tor Plaintiff, Sioux Falls, Minnehaha
County South Dakota.
titled
rk of
1 Cir-
BAILEY & SJCDDARD,
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
J.W.HEWITT,
Mane
I Manufacturer of and dealer in
Haims,
Mars,-
Combs, Brashes.
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