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lock Raising Made a Leading and Profitable Pursuit Nv tbr
Exclusive Cattle Raiser and Also by the Man Who Docs
Mixed Farming and Grows About Everything.
|be business Appeals 10 the Individual OF Limited Means, for
He Has The Best Rsnee in the World and Is Close
to All the Big Markets,

stock-raising In South Dakota has
.creased to a remarkable extent the
est few years, stimulated by good
rices and the ease and cheapness Of
reducing cattle.
The industry a properly be d.
|,ded into two classes, the exclusive
sttle raiser and the farmer who fol-
bvs mixed farming. sending his milk
the creamery, and raising his
lives. In the former class are the
ree cattlemen who have and are now
formulating fortunes in the business.
Fhey are side by side with the small
vners. and west of the Missouri river
heir cattle mingle together until the
rnual roundup, or the shipping sea-
on.
Losses are exceedingly small and
rn6ts good. 1t is from this section
hat the choicest beef is produced
ritbout care or feed, winter or sum
rer. except as nature has provided,
Ne cattle grazing all the year on the
amous buffalo grass. They are taken
ON this feed and placed on the f1t
took market in competition with the
ornfed article. 1t is a wonder, win
! little care and expense, that the
usiness has increased and is profit
bile?
But it is the average man who is
ngaged in mixed farming who has a
mailer number of cattle who secures
he largest amount of profit on the
mount invested. He has no nor eX-
ense, his losses are practically none,
nd with his milk, calves and hogs,
is sources of income are many, and
he has increased his income he has
mproved his stock and made it more
|aluable. All possible varieties are
roduced, but the breeds having a
%ombination beef and milk strain are
costly in demand, and the constant
production of new thoroughbred
(ulls has had the effect of placing the
)outh Dakota herds above the aver
&c.
Corn. for Finishing.
During the past the producers in the
|orthern and eastern part of the state
old their stock to a large extent to
Dwa feeders, who reaped a financial
(arvest. But to-day corn is produced,
nd proitably so, in South Dakota, and
here are many fine feeding farms
throughout the state.
St~ock-raising in reality is q leading
Industry and the man with one cow
in the business with the greatest
disabilities, and, with common cow
ense, can accumulate a fortune.
The laws of sunshine. the nutritious
~rasses, abundance Of water, acces-
fbility to markets. make it an ideal
lace to produce stock, and it special
appeals to the man of limited
beans, where he can make as high
price a pound as the large dealer.
The high price Of meat has become
serious thing in all OF the industrial
enters, and at the present rate OF in
rease may soon become a problem
fhich the government will be called
(pOn to solve.
Plainly stated, the fact is the meat
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rience. Hundreds of dollars went to the
doctor and the druggist. l was simply
q walking medicine chest and a phys
ical wreck. My sister residing in Ohio
wrote me that she had been cured OF
womb trouble by using Lydia Il.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound, and advised me to try it. /
then discontinued all other med icines
and gave your Vegetable Compound .
thorough trial. Within fou weeks
nearly all pain had left me; l rarely
had headaches, and my nerves were IN
q much better condition, and l was
cured in three months, and this avoided
a terrible surgical operation MRS.
ECKIs STEVENSON, $50 So. State St.,
Salt Lake City, Utah.-$5oo0 forfeit II
abovs testimonial is not genuine.
Remember every woman Is
cordially invited to write to Mrs.
Pinkham If there is anything
about her symptoms she does not
understand. Mrs. Pinkham'S
address is Lynn, Mass.
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Carrier Pigeon Commune. tion.

q Lumley Cattle company, which
|~perates ranches just east of Pierre,
= spring Creek, at the lower end OF
ae Old Fort Sully reservation, and at
(attle Bend, in Su11y county, occupying
oints on the river about forty miles
ION the farthest location north, at
tattie Bend, to the home ranch be-
Nv the city, will try the experiment
communicating between the differ
IL ranches with carrier pigeons. A
Zumber of these birds are being bred
me home ranch, and experiments
~ soo1 be made in sending messages
etWeen the ranches with them.
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Tears are the spectacles through
which woman sees her wishes granted.
Unusually haevy rains have fallen
at short intervals over most Of the
James river valley. The ground is
thoroughly soaked, low places, lakes
and creeks filled, and the pasturage
greatly benefited. Threshing has been
interrupted, and In some fields grain
in shock is damaged. Corn is making
fair progress, but two weeks OF dry,
hot weather is needed to mature the
larger part of the crop, particularly
where injury by late frost was sus-
tanned. The soil is too wet for fall
blowing, and that work will be de.
layed for q week or more. Pastures
are in fine condition.
. ID N U mo. b. 1902.
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Mother Gray's sweet Powders for Children
> Successfully used by Mother Gray,
nurse In the Children's Home In New
York. Cures F~everishness. Bad Stom-
sch, Teething Disorders, move and reg
ulate tho Bowels and Destroy Worms.
Over &c, 900 testimonials. At all drug
gists, 25c. Sample FREE. Address
Allen s. Olmsted, Leroy, N. L.
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RESCUED By LIFE SAVERS.
Party on Pleasure Yacht Caught in a
Squall or Racine.

Party on Pleasure Yacht Caught in a
Squall or Racine.
Racine, Wis, Sept. 8. - The yacht
Mamie of Kenosha was nearly cap
sized off this port yesterday afternoon.
The yacht left Kenosha for a trip to
Racine. When out a short distance a
terrific squall came up from the west.
Capt. Huff was the only able-bodied
seaman on board. 1t was impossible
to reef the canvas and the boat lay
over until it seemed as though she
was gone The passengers were great
ly frightened. An effort was made to
run IN here, but the yacht missed the
piers. With an effort the boat was
brought into the wind, the two anch-
ors were dropped and the life saving
crew went out and brought the yacht
in.
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FATAL MISTAKE.
OId.Time Printer of West Superior Is
Asphyxiated.

OId.Time Printer Of West Superior Is
Asphyxiated.
West Superior, Wis, Sept. 81. w.
Walton, an old-time printer of this
city, was asphyxiated here yesterday
morning. He retired about 4 o'clock,
after working during the night, and
was found dead yesterday morning in
his room, which was full Of gas. Pro-
longed efforts failed to revive him. It
is supposed that he attempted to turn
on the electricity, but by mistake
turned on the gas and did not know
it, but thought that the power was off
the electric lights, and retired without
making any further investigation. He
worked here eleven years ago, and had
just returned to the city. He leaves a
wife.
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Suicide by Starvation.

Danbury, Conn, Sept. 9.-Wilson F.
Thrall, an optician s~eventy-four years
old, died here from starvation. Thrall
declared two months ago that he
would eat no more, and refused food
after that except when forced to eat.
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BOLD HoLD-UP IN MILWAUKEE.

Three Men Relieve Delivery Clerk Of
His Collections.
Milwaukee, Sept. 9.-Reckless dar-
ing was displayed by three hold-up
men, who stopped the wagon Of Wal
ter r. Lauder, delivery clerk for the
Steinmeyer Grocery company, and Sc
cured 800. A dozen or more revolver
shots were fired by the men al a
warming to Lauder and persons who
witnessed the robbery not to follow.
The highwaymen ran toward the st.
Paul shops and disappeared among
the hundreds of box cars standing in
the railroad yards. The men are be-
lieyed to have been novices.
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KILLING HIS MOTHER.

or.h Dakota Boy Runs Away-His
Mother Frustrated aid May Die.
MllWaukee, Sept. 9.-Harry Farrell
valley City, N. d., has written to
y local police, asking them to arrest
y son, Ray Farrell, fifteen years old,
no recently ran away from home.
us. Farrell has been Frustrated by
Ne absence of her son. Physicians
.na,e that only the return OF her son
~ benefit her condition. Yesterday
was learned that a lad answering
Farrell Boys description enlisted
the navy Saturday.
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Knox Is in Paris.

Paris, Sept. 9.-P. C. Knox, attorney
general of the United States, arrived
here yesterday. Attorney General
Knox went abroad for the purpose of
obtaining a clear title to the property
bought from the Panama Canal Co.
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Indian FIGHTER Killed.

Covina, Cal, Sept. 9.-Levi Ashen-
felter, a noted Indian fighter on the
wyoming frontier in the early days Of
warfare with the favages, died near
here from accidental injuries sus-
tanned while loading hay.
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Reunited After Fifty Years.
1.h..e Men Drown.

Kalamazoo. Mich, Sept. 9.-During
cole On Gull lake a steel rowboat
Containing A. C. Miller OF Battle creek
and Herman Breuer and Henry breues
If Yorkville, Mich, was capslzed ana
the three men drowned.
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A Comparison.

Youngun-"There's no fool like an
old fool, you know"
Oldun-'NOf course not. A young
fool is much more foolish. Chicago
News.
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Safer ANY Nav.

Ukerdek-"Nothing is better in q
time Of danger than presence of mind"
Gobang-"Oh, think it over. What's
the matter with absence Of body?"-
New York Times.
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DON'T SUFFER WITH CATARRH '
Use Coles Carbolisalve. The old reliable
remedy. Guaranteed to give satisfaction
OF money All good druggists at
25c and SOC.
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MGR. KAHN AFFLICTED.

Archbishop Of st. Louis Suffers From
Paralysis Of One Leg.
st. Louis, Sept. 9.-ArchbishOp Kahn
is suffering with paralysis of one leg.
He has asked for an assistant in order
that he may go East to be treated.
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Secretary Root saUs.

+. Antwerp, Sept. 9.-Elihu Root, the
American secretary of war, sailed for
New York on the steamer Kroonland.
The Kroonland, which carries 1000
passengers, had to refuse 500 others.
Homeward-b bound traffic is heavy.
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If you talk back to a woman, she will
tell you you are no gentleman. II you
remain silent, she will call you a cow
ard.
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Scratch, scratch; scratch. unable to
attend to business during tho day or sleep
during the night. Itching piles, horrible
plague. Doan's Ointment cures. Never
Tails. At any drug store, 80 cents.
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THE SURGEONS knife
Mrs. Eckis Stevenson Of Salt
Lake City Tells How Opera
tions For Ovarian Troubles
May Be Avoided.

"DEAR MRS. PINKHAM:-1 suffered
with Inflammation of the ovaries and
womb for over six years, enduring aches
and pains which none can dream OF Blu
those who have had the same expo
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TRANSPORTATION

One who contemplates removing to
a new Western state for n purpose
of investing in lands and establish
ing a home, should consider the a c
feasibility of that new country to mar
kets and the means provided for the
TRANSPORTATION of live stock, grain and
other farm products.
South Dakota is especially FORUM
ate in this respect, having, approx
mately' 5000 miles of well,construct-
ed and excellently-equipped railroad,
making easily accessible to good mar
kets a greater portion of it's vast area
of agricultural and range lands, n
providing a means of transportation
enjoyed by few Western states.
Reunited After Fifty Years.
Springfield, Ohio, Sept. 9-Mrs. Jonn
nolev and Mrs. James Carney meL
here yesterday after a separation OF
aftv-one years of f%ruitless searching
On the part of Mrs. Doley. They pc
onr,a senarated in New York harbor
after landing from Ireland.
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sANDeAGGED AND ROBBED.
Footpads Leave Their Victim Uncon'
4 scicus.

sciCus.
St. Paul, Sept. 81. F. knight was
sandbagged and robbed at u o'clock
Saturday night nea the alley leading
from st. Peter street to the Grand
opera house stage. The thugs got a
$3.50 watch and chain and $40. The
highwaymen dragged him into the al
ley and riied his pockets. All that
we're left in his poskets were three
lead pencils. The thugs escaped
while their victim was unconscious.
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Not Frightened.

Remember" said the patient ad-
wiser, that rich have wings"
"Well," answered the more or less
cynical person, wings never hurt any
body that I am aware of."-Washing.
ton Star.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1902-09-12
TWIN CITY
Attractions for Week Commencing
s unday Sept. 18th, 1902.
ST. Paul

ST. A U .a-t""H
Metropolitan Opera House.
Way Down East.
Grand Opera House.
Her Marriage Vow.
Star Theatre.
T~rocadero BurlesQuers.
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Metropolitan Opera House.
Chauncy Olcott in "Old Limerick
Town"
Bijou Opera House.
Rose Melville in isis Hopkins"
Dewey Theatre.
City Club Burlesquers.
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A Sufficient Test.

Is he competent"
81 don't think so He was indis.
nant when l offered to make a few
suggestions."-Detroit Free Press.
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Don't delay q minute. Cholera infantum.
d~ysentary. diarrhoea come suddenly. Only
safe plan 10 to have DR.. Fowler's Extract
Of Wild Strawberry always on hand.
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Tatu. Sohs. aaSheim.
Rifiag Gun. CRAWFORD Co., ssts,
25ee SprIl 1902.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-02

EloiaasinnS. : RPrbeocn al CT
Woie peo aurS bar en- start, Der bal
neo at pIsie. fuuOet to 8ulortrge
Der iislge "9egitsr gp.~ tiIiammer
ociroe ct foart 8rmS. Zen ene Ring
bar inn itor. at Ben funoe aan ont
firing en- Arm. mcbCus ocr anocrt Dor
en- 3inQerring, 9eggc Hingene er
inoicrot til ~oIonorNiit Nuielm / sis.
benhuOn.
- 8co @rsitegrooning / RTrbe.
ben al Soucoaaurocn SfierS6 / Irua.
By Soan iauotcS for Ell Sto iiNeu Ell
al Ell itor Siortetat iorarbeioet Grc
ira Ol0tiSen$ isritc EcriOoc. StenuI'
oerelr, meloe3 ira 8rcnua. Grcu er
oannet al Gooenoeu al Saften % bar
en- peO en- ifrao SoerifiGrina al
Stammen irembroat So iurnt ofrul'
oct Haffe. Get rltnOt uobore0c Stoit.
hnI Iigger / iamme Gctuiug JON 60
gen, ila at Stptfet fan baUe uGrct i6rt
iom Rctpre.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-02
6n anbilrnmsmnancS. isra glren.

0al meohcIes oen 15oe april: 6or
aoniul Wtorten &olepig, Ger imorgeu
icirer fin 6O.aor8 5soiclS0og. blipcr
Scnne WanneD ell piitrof eneitdaenOe
SubilTumlSmauneO. San fou .,emIig
/ inoepRren0e Waareo icire 40saar&
&ubilrum Joni 6orretnin0Smano,
3O.aar& %itbilEum JON 3uoelapcr
al S]urrctninQcH "SaIoe &aacoig &
Ssn." 30sAara Su6ilGrm iom oouit
acniiul og enOclig 2OsAorS Subj.
IRlunr ionI engcIif Gouiul. SamtiOi9
tam oct gnmIc 6irmo "Solpc aaIle.
uiQ & Ssn." for buiIfct SlIbilonten
or Gbci. icirc lit l1O.NorS IltbilGum.
6irmoct. ser CT CT al gpenS itsritc,
oriucr 9onficr., altls, Snuapcrf', %
SciIOugaiorretuiug, Sfibarchcri NJ.
M.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-02

Esosialo. Zen ~bcficnhtc grfitcft
GtatSraob Sobon EanicI ScrboIot /
aisbenbaun or aigauct Oeo Gs0er
81 Mar gummel.
BooSiorpaltcr pc6 9arouiPt
S~oldenboun, Rrohrrator Cars Glnll.
len. or aignact PED GSoeL 81 Nor
galnncI, rant al ct dpoplCfttit an'
'ulo,
BroprietGr $. 6. Gle til @ea.
icl Uco NpoIpiunO rr aigaoet 0Co D.
0eu / en- Nicer Al So Mar.
- Grgoniit ueO 9iborg Gcmtlr!c.
Eroie$ior Nmberg, or 800, ca Aur
gammcI otter q InnGt Spgeieic.
Enipeftgr pco aDithoipit1Ict
paa Icianr8. &lititarauO Cttcicn or
900 ti.cr .Gu5cre liO8 SyIclcle, 81
Mar Banuncl.
Decorah-posten., 1902-05-02
Soolclso a9sbo

Seq bar moStagct "6sSict8Soqs
bogen". for bDiIfct ica Tiger marlIe
Iot. "SecOrab Hoiten" timber alto
pnn Hoaet mpttigt OF Goot at iorTr3
fine aborenter. 8ogen CT / fig ielO CT
@apc. JONI euboer oil fnOe baaOe mt.
zig % i~ntcreSiant at BABE. Get ~
mango 8ange gobt at baue Raon %
Idtoer paa SlRst % genner, ~
nnar man eier Neutrality-suspicious." ,
ioa bar man Ell firlotommen, Bog ouCr
Dem ale. Seq ipnes Sen CT aISeIeS M
OeIig og sc lille SiaGg, ION man gisr
com mar suifer) CT pel bctoIt.
Better Snore.
D]iimneupoIt3, Dtinu.