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Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10
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@o. lGaO D. St, q. ID.

Zen miIoe o. hurttse SirtHiHs al Or.
9tImsrs Spomp Root, oct uoperItee Rnre.
9eusr.oa SlGremIoosl mGrtes mari. Zen
itoar bslsit paa 8ruuo al tine utouuoerlige
0elbreoslisr Of be melt haarouatfeoe al.
iRIoer. Nnbeialst % ta8st al SGser, briist
| Spipitalsr % sOottleuot al auiete Tolt
cperalt. Cor at beutle. bpao SwampsRoot
ian giere for Tenn ott en- grpuefldife BIZ
icuoi abiplui 'rit pr. Rot idrtt Ell BOG, Der
iortGGler alt ont SmimpsRoot % oeus pios
unoerltae SelbrepeIier. Striu III TT. stl.
mer & Co., 8IHabomtou, U. y. os iorism
life at uroue. at &c lGfte ON bette gsuerDis
Iilbuo I SetordhsH oitsu.
SotS 9e dIlereoe er uperbcnilt ON, of
Swamp.Hopt er. buuo BE behguer, oa fan
&c ,lpbe Den regulrre so Gents og en- Sol.
lar Stprrelie al SLATER I Apothetst bpur.
irmbelit. Yegdd tuaeu SsrIiaaelie. men butt
Wdpuet. Slpaups Root. Tr ailmer's Spamp-
Root. % AoreSier. S~iaSbamtpu, y. y, paa
bper 5ldiie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10

Zen tpife arunprins % bans pngre
Sror er mi oraget aiiteo paa en- Reiic
til Srienten. De pil blanot anSet
giennemreiie sGgppten belt til abar.
tum % iioen beige GaIRitiua.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10
Sofifanbalcn / Sahicn.

@ien mebOeIeS, at &etterne / Sad)s
len % Soscann er fommet operens
ON at eipe ben ilpgtebe aronpriniesie
Siaabelie til at penoe tiIbage til
Sadien / Mai pe ielu Iepere lit Barn
til set iafitife Sol li9eiom bum oeiao
oil foa SiQaOeIie til at beige line
9srn bper CONNER. Der er ogiau
trufiet Ell SrOntng meo at Ifaffc benoe
en- ri9elig aarlig llnoeritsttelie.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10
Spcr 1000 Guuiarautrr

Sors0aga liverpool iorat begtpe Jig
til Canada. De canaoiife Camp
IfibsIinier bar Tor Senne Waaneb ino.
Ifreoet oct itsrite emigrantantal paa
40 Nar.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10
&ciierbcipg / &jpbembarm.

IRA aisbenbapn t%ele9raieres, at
Setter @ilbelm bar opgipet lit pao'
tpnfte 9eisg / aisbenbaun pao Song
GbriItimS S~soielSoog ben SOe aprll,
foroi oe1une Gas iaIber inb / Eaa'fe'
uaen. 9erimoo pil ban afl9g9e ben
aamle oonife aonge ct Seisg Den 2oen
gloril.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10

: aina ipnes BET at brpg8e op til
me ,Soruiftinger, eiter bpaO Be liOlte
Weloinaer oerfra gaar no paa.
Guropperne /. Eefing er nof iaa be-
fumret; Sc bar en- Mistonfe til alt,
bpoo Ocn fineiiife Staggering ioretager
Tia, oe Sc bor en- NneIlc ON, at
Reconnaissance er / iprl8 @lrt'
ion,heO, u0en at Be oog ipneS at orre
RATA flor ooer, hpao ser Iore8aar,
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10
Sprgcrfrisen / Sonburu8 peoparer.

Gen npooI9te &rriiOent, General
Sonilla, rpffcOe i forri8e ltge inO /
Sope0itaoen, Sc~guci9oIpa, % 8ene.
raj Sierro % General Irins, iom
Sierru baooe inbjot til TrpiiOent,
meOenS ban ieIp rpffeoe i 6elten moo
Soniao, bor beg9e truffet Jig tilbage
til en- al Sc norOli9ite Eropinier. Oct
fommer ga an poa, ON General 30
Mia er iitonO til at g%rl,nofUItc jim
Wagt / RepubIifenS SopeOita0.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10

SurbfiGlu bar i Be iioite Gage
hiemisat @oigtlnno / Sohien % Gr5'
beberge. Not til 6reOu8 bar HpNteI'
ierne iaa ~poIoiomme. at 6Olf IorIoo
line Suie og tiIbru9te Hatten / BET
frie. Der berIfeOe ltor 9en8itel1e
blan0t 9efolfninaen.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10
4lberOpmspcnituu.

alberSOmspenituu. - Get ironife
Ieputeretfommer peotog / iorrige
llge enitemmiH % uOen 9e6ot Ell 9e.
piuinq al en- Milion 6ronca ourlia
til NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for iranlfc
8rubearbeioere / SiGGg til @rubeicl.
ifabernca Ycniion@fosicr Tor iite Ar.
beiocre. Gcme 9epiIgnin9 er en-
&n0frielic al Set pigttgite 2ofte, iom
Rc8ierin9en ifior gap Srlbeorbeiber.
ne lmGer sen itore Streif. Set be.
troqtes osion iom en- SnorsmmeIie
al Socialiiterrcs arou. Otter Oenne
g%epil9ning piI De gamle, uoillote
8rube1rbeioere ioa en- uorlig timber.
ItetteIic al omfring $50 6rmcs.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10
3nh fnr lin Mrr.

Dab fDr i'm Wcr. NFl llHe
9rins 8eor4, GIbite Sen al BET
ioditife @ronprinspur, foriuonot !
2srOog8 pluOiclig ira SIottet / Ores
ben, % Ser blep ct ipare OpItpr, on
man mente, at e, eQer anoen Igent
for Sen flpgte0e aronprin'esie baooe
itioalet bam. Otter Here timers So
qer fanot man sen life 6pr SlotS'
fapeQet, bpor han Iaa paa &nP o8
BAD, at hans DO mart maatte font
me hiem til BAN.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10
Trpf. Gaituu Yaris, Sen bersmtt

Erpf. 6aitun Earts, Cen oerei1Ife
fronife Sproglprpe, or of8oaet pCo
3soen / %aris / en- AOer al GA anr.
Spitbur Sauc. - Get er MI ~
gar, iioen ArbeiOet meO Den 'thtrt'te
,Sernbane begpnote, % i Dem AnleOs
nina oplpies, at AnlGg8et blOtiI bar
foitet omfring $50 NtiQioner Dollars.
Iii ielpe 9anen, Ser er 300 Vtll,
er meoaaoet 1872, 100000, til &o8ne
oa alt SlagS &ernbanemateriel SAT
10000, til @rocr % 6orbp8tlt8er
peo Ilooerne 100000 oio.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10
Sgppige Sproifjelu bar / oct iene

biemisst Sm Sole paa Gotta Rica,
os Rat til Snsoaes i forriee llae bar
en- GpItelie uipopanIis poloiom.
&uIfanen BoaS er / Sirfiombeo %
uoIenber itore WaSier al aife.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10
{ Nufeounicn ipues 8epoIutione

s RafeoUnicn ipnes &epolittionen
at pprc i iuIo Gang. @u itor WPng.
Sc buIgarife Sanoer ~ItreITer omfrtn8
/ Wafeoonien, og meuem oiSie og Be
tnrfiife trooper tommer set bpppist
til blo0ige Sammenitsb. 2anoets
Sno6pgqere bipIper SprerSflofferne
BET beoIte, Sc fan, peo at noe Dem
SusIu % ISorpletning % peo at boloe
Dem itaoig unOerreitet ON &c tprflite
troopers 9epGgelier. llnOer Be man
0e Sommenitso fiGmpes Ser meo
tort Raieri % N~tanOefaIOet bar pP'
ret tort paa begge CIDER. H~epolutto'
niiterue bar paa mango Ste0cr oner'
Ifaaret SeleqraftraaGene.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10

floilat sr en- irnqteIlg glase ipr Smaa'
bgrH ps mango 8olsHe. Get helbreosi.
7paa's Ointment ilaar oloris iei'. GiebIii.
tsIis Sj1lp. iuloitruois Selbreoelie. 3
ethpert apotbef, so Gents.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10
8ammcIt Slao.

. 8ammclt Slab. "6ranffurter
Sournal", ct al be rlolte Blade
SplflanS, er MI opbsrt at uofomme.
Sets nsiagtige aIber fienoes life,
men BET er iaIialO omtalt iaa tioligi
iom / 1873.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10
Set brittle grmcbnSsct ior 70

Get brittle armcbnosct ior font
menOe 6inansaar er opgIort meO en-
iamIet hight al $171,225,000; Mr..
meeua Stprfe er lat til 235,161
ManO ioruOcr, Sroppcrnc i 5nOien.
Com ]crtraorbinGr 9coil8ninA er op'
tort / @uogettrt 20 Nfilioncr Dollars
til Croning al AT&rernc | Spo'
airifu. De rcgulnrc ll0giitcr ct om'
trent Be iamme iom iorrige Mar. -
! l~luOerbuIct ioreilOg i Sors0ag&
Carl Garrington at optaSe til iQr'
met SperoeieIie GegieringenS Elar
til REORGANIZATION al Hrmccn. men
eiter 3 timers Iebnt. bporunoer BE
qieriuseu tit mango pGIbige Stubs.
bIep 8orilnset iorfaitei.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10
Sra Stats Se9islattrerne

ct, Tom Iaoer Gommcrc. Der bar
tient i % Mar, iage aiifcS meo Den
iuloe 9sn | geniion. ct, ioul oil bin.
ore 9eorag | Salg al gtcl % @rnn.
Suiet neotog %enitemmig islaenhe
, 6orilne. iom par inoIepcrct al SanS.
riio: "SerneS forbpbeS set % gicreS
oct ~uIopligt. at TO ellCr Here parai.
lelle cher fonfurerer0c ~3ernbanc.
Iinier f%oniolioerer fine Nttier, 9inier.
gienSommc. "8rand,iic3". acutrol
elcr Ret til apntrol." Nj andre 6or.
Nas. iom peotoges | &uict, par ct oil.
aaaenoe Sprettelien al me Counter.
ct. iom Iaoer Sorren&. %p9eu on Re.
giitrerine al 2anb siGI0e bcleStaten,
ct, iom pil forebpgac CoeIGagclier
al, @rPs os 8orn peh CHRISTOPHER.
vi me 5orilog bar ct. iom girer
praftiierenbe 29ger G2rtiitfat iom
Sormoceiter itben ertro Gramer, ct,
iom beoiIser $4,000 til Statens
biitoriife Soreniug.
@iSconin. Treoa9 fonl
Senatets gaIgfomite mco i'm SnS.
itiqing dngaaeuse GrimUruaIg. Sc.
natet a~biournerebe III Nfonoos If'
ten, men Suiet beitemtc Jig til at
bare Msoe 2sroae. for ipritc Sang /
benne Sesiion. Siiiet '~orhonoIeoc or,
Sorilaeet. iom pil ophrpr ben Sop,
Ser paabpber 8anbibotcr at ofient'
Iiggiere, bpab bere2 T~oIgubgiiter
bar pPret.
Susbag panot @lipernprenS Woo.
itanSerc / Senatet oper hans SiIbGr'
gere, ibet set belluttc6c3 at llbirtte
9ebanbIingeu al Set ii Sltiet for
Ipnge iibeu uebtagnc ToriIog ON
1rimGrpoIg til 26oe N}ort&. : Sit
let bcbonbIeoe3 iSpriloQct ON 9cifot.
ming al Sernbaner. Ct Nmcnbmeut
oT at unotoQe SernbouG Bombs blcp
peotaaet. mcoen8 ct amendment on,
at Sfatten ifllloe 'or6cIe@ efter
Counter, blcp iorfoitrt. Sor$oaG
bar &omiteen. iom hlr bchanblet
Scrilogct ON Snipeftlou Al Soeoc /
Superior, fGrhig me0 II bore oemI,
iom piloe taIe for elcr iuoo Noriln'
get. SnoitiQinaen pil bIioc iGrOiQ
fsrit / nGite ltgc. Slllct onto1cS at
bile pebtoge Sorila9ct ON Ncifot.
ming al S~ernboner oenrc llAc, ioa at
oct fan goa til Senotct uTitc ll1c.
TorhenpGrenoC 8uperner Sooro %
andre ~opfororebe aomiteen inr
Stat5aiiPrer til at forcilao FL @e'
pilaning al $250,O0O iitcoetior $25,'
600 til lloitiQinqen / q. 9ouis.
Seuator Snttou inbbrogtc ct Ior'
lag, iom benitlQer iii @llpernsr ga
IoQette at ltbnupnc 10 ScIcQotcr %
inbbpoe 8%upernsrcr / andre Stntcr
til al uonppne 10 0elegotGr. iom
ben foe SltIi funoc fon1mc ionmmcr1
% O%iIflterc SperQamaalct ON Nc.
9rcueS StillnQ. HItiet neotoR Tor.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10

See bar sieuuemfee, -SseIeIsoasSoossR- %
nlad fiae. ieg Times rietis soet ON Den. eosen
tnoe6olesr 81 torirRteltel iepdlg AZ Iiiaier ma
nort,e % irerimees Soriattere. SosenS uoltsr
&C i4rbeles futagfnet.
=. 1nIhgapefsn 9Ictr. US.
Decorah-posten., 1903-03-10

Hor6 : nf 0 L. - SrCooH ucNs
fog Senatet Cranes SorilnN moo
Srl1itS % ~IiQelcOc2 Eoinca (ilG1
til aorititutioncn lngaacnOc NciC
renoum. &uict uc0tog Senutbillcn
onaaueroe u~fori0l'feoe Wuounrcr.
Soriloget ON at utoiGttc Stroiicn
for SpertrGoeIie al RrobibitioaloucI
bIep forfaitct. : Nuict fremfom Tor.
lag ON at ailfaiic ,Sernbanefomml2'
iionen. 9egQr Suic peotog 9ciIllt.
Ringer on, at 6orclroc Stntcrs &C.
natorer bsr pTIge& oirefte al Sol.
fet. 5orilaget ON 9epilgnin9 Al
$4,000 til Statamilitum ~peotoQc3,
Iigelebes Jorilog ON at oprette ct
mt StotSembeOe, Cairp Snipector.
I'll SiI0aterbiemmet b~epiIgebe3 $50,
700, og llOiteoeIicn al Bombs til ct
geIsb al $685. for Sin0sipgcs
applet / S~amestopr beiIutteoes.
Wanoog ~iorfoll2oe Seuotet meo
81 MOB 16 Stemm2r ct 6oriIo8 ON
al opbPpe 2open IN Ipot5cfercs
"GcrmitS". Senutst peotoQ ct Tors
ilag, JON iorbpOer Igeuter / CITIZEN
at prspe al iuo @ciuliuger poa Hua,
brifte. Scnntct protog Suict5 De
ilutning ON cit e~ICttriif Sporpoqna.
Iinie ira Sernbauciyationen til SEA.
pitoliet / gi2nard Suiet ue0tog
Sorilag ON. at Gscsitrnfie iul0bur.
Oes / SPngieI39a1r0en og Ct Eor-
lag ON al OeIe Stateu | TO @dme
@ar0en.0 iitrifter. SeIfomitc an
befuleoe Suiet &c0tlgelie al Senata-
iorilaget ON, al HNielteretaoommerc
ifal bape $1,000 pUl .aaret. on SIT.
Jet peotog ogiaa Ell &eilutuing ON al
a~iifaiie Sernbnncf0mmisiGr Gmbss
ser.
Senntet bctrT'tc0e 8u~perHsrcns
llSnrnpnelier til lriitees ueo @ano.
brugsifoIen. Observation-Disclosures
Sinbsip9enipIet. Soloatcrbiemmet
% Referendum Sfoleu. 8Ianot Dc
10 uenpuneIier cr life en- encitc
norif.
5irsoag pebtog Senaief meS u
stemmer MOB II oct 5orilos, ION
beitemmer. al acknowledgements
ifal e~ritntte StaSeu, iom ~tilieies en-
! gerion / beres SIeneiie, -naar Den
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1903-07-04
ASYLUM For LEPERs.
Fine Work Being Done for the Victims
In Burmah.

Correspondence of London Graphic: In
Burmah one grows callous at the several
and CHASTITY sights, as one sees leprosy In
all its worst forms stalking rampant
through the streets and the thorough
fares. Ascending the steps of a pagoda
you rub shoulders with the victims, In
the markets, on the streets you tostle
against them. and yet you do not seem to
feel the repugnance a stranger not used
to such sights would feel.
Even we, with long experience of Bur
nah. find much that is new and interest
ing in the golden city. once the citadel of
the lord Of I white elephant and the
golden throne. But there is one sight, one
institution, one enduring memorial, for
which we are not indebted to the past.
The "Manaw Yamen," the royal garden,
where st. Johns leper asylum is situated,
is the home of many miserable creatures
20 whom even parental doors are closed;
1t Is the home of the afflicted and the
despised, the home of hideous sights and
repulsive objects. Almost all the coun-
tries of Europe are allied IN the work of
mercy carried OF at this institution;
priests and nursing sisters, who have
given up home and friends to minister to
these most miserable Of creatures, are
Joined in their labor of love
A visit to the asylum conveys a lesson
Of self-denial that strikes one speeches..
How dreadfully, meanly selfish one feels!
1t exc!tes emotions that cannot be mag
ined-they must be felt. To us, to whom
II has not been given to understand such
love, the devotion that immolates a life
on the altar of s~elf-imposed duty seems
madness. What buoys us up In our most
difficult tasks and our hardest struggles,
the nope OF success, is denied to the work
! er IN the cause of the unclean leDer. Wha
hope is there Of a cure following the pa
tient labors OF the devoted attendant
What gain, what profit, does he acquire
Some such thought must assurediy pass
through the minds of the unfortunate pa
tents, for naught else can account FOL
the smile Of doglike love and affection
that breaks over and transflgures for {
moment their otherwise disfigured ant
hideous cou%ntenances as they look upoi
the calm features Of their self-appointe'
attendants,
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1903-07-04
A RrainY Indian Lawyer.

Washington Post: 1t has been noted
That not many representatives of the abor-
lgines Of this country nave distinguished
themselves In the legal profession. Few
young Indians care to study law, and the
majority of those who have done so have
been pronounced failures.
one Of the exceptions TO this rule is ID.
=. McCurtain, son of Governor Green Nc
Curtain, chief executive of the Choctaws.
Young McCurtain passed an examination
for admission to the bar In open court al
South McAlester, that was said by some
Of the best lawyers Of the territory to be
one of the most perfect ever heard from
any applicant. He exhibited n knowledge
of the fundamental principles OF the law
so profound and accurate as to astonish
the old practitioners and they ~congratu'
lated him warmly upon his success.
Mr.. McCurtain is as modest and pleas
ant hammered as he Is studious, and IL
mental ability is much like his noted fath.
er. who has been called the greatest OF
living Indians.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1903-07-04
For Aged People.

Bellfower, Mo-, July G.-Mr. G.. V.
Bohrer of this place has written an
open letter to the old men and women
Of the country, advising them to use
Dodd's Kidney Pills as n remedy for
those forms of Kidney Trouble so COM
mon among the aged. Mr.. BOhrer says:
Il suffered myself for years with my
Kidneys and urinary organs. l was
obliged to get up as many as seven or
eight times during the night.
Il tried many things with no sue
cess. till l saw one Of Dodd's Almanacs
and read of what Dodd's Kidney Pills
were doing for old people.
II bought two boxes from u drug
gist and began to use them at once. In
n very short time l was well. This Is
over n year ago, and my trouble has
not returned, so that l know my cure
was a good, genuine, permanent one.
II believe Dodd's Kidney Pills are Il
splendid medicine for old people or
anyone suffering with Kidney and
urinary troubles, for although ] am 81
years Of age, they have made me well"
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1903-07-04
GOOD TEMPLARs ELECT.
Gre nd Lodge Concludes Annual Sss-
sion at Sioux Falls.

Sioux Falls, s.. D., June 29.-The
twenty-fourth annual convention OF the
grand lodge of the Independent Ut
der OF Good Templars of South Dakota
has been concluded.
The following officers were elected Tor
the ensuing e
Past Grand Chief Templar-Charles
D. Walker, L~angford.
Grand Chief Templar-George w.
Carpenter, WATERFOWL.
Grand Counsel-A. Kopperud, Lake
Preston.
Grand Vice Templar-Marcella Violin.
Violin.
Grand Secretary-Eva f. Williams,
Waterfowl.
Grand Treasurer-W. w. Harper,
Corona.
Grand Chaplain-Eunice Alder, Vo-
lin.
Grand Vice Chancellor-Lucy Borne
mann, West Sioux Falls.
Grand Trustees-H. G.. Bornemann,
West Sioux Falls; Miss Nellie Steere,
Goodwin; A. Kopperud, Lake Preston.
A cordial invitation was extended by
the Lake Preston lodge to meet at that
place one ear hence, and this invita-
ion doubtless will be accepted.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1903-07-04
MISSIONARY CONVENTION.
Methodist Women Hold Fifth Annual
Meetinn at Huron.

Huron, s. D., June 29.-The first an
nual convention of the Woman's For
eign Mission societies Of the Methodist
church, Huron district, closed here last
night having beer in session two days:
The attendance was quite large, ana
included representative women in TINS
part Of the state especially Interested
in this branch OF church work. Mrs,
Mccarthy of De Smet presided. Among
the speakers were Miss Lydia Trimble,
q missionary from Foochow, Chlna'
who spoke upon the success n prog
ress of the work in that field. Mrs. ..
A.. Philips of Hitchcock gave an ad-
dress on Gods Vineyard, n Wom-
ans Place in It." The department OF
education and Of medical were reported
upon by Mrs. Dobson OF Huron, and
Mrs. Carpenter of De Smet; Miss Ross
nan gave an exercise in child teaching
the session closing with an address by
Miss Trimble. SO encouraged were
those present that it was decided to
hold these gatherings annually, the
time and place for the next meeting to
be decided later.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1903-07-04
SURE NOW.
The Truth About Coffee.

1t must be regarded as a convincing
test when a family of seven has used
Postum for five years, regaining health
and keeping healthy and strong on this
food drink.
This family lives in Millville, Mass,
and the lady of the household says: For
eight years my stomach troubled me all
he time. | was very nervous and irri-
table and no medicine helped me.
81 had about given up hope until five
years ago next month l read an article
about Postum Cereal Coffee that con-
vinced me that coffee was the cause OF
all m troubles. l made the Postum
carefully and liked it so much | drank it
N preference TO coffee but without much
faith that it would help me-.
at the end of n month, however, |
was surprised to find such a change in
my condition. ! was stronger In every
way, less nervous and at the end of six
months | had recovered my strength SO
completely that l was able to do all OF
any own homework. Because of the good
Postum did lis l knew that what you
claimed for Grape-Nuts must be true
and we have all used that delicious food
ever slllCe IL HiSL uppS"i'" va ~
ket.
1--WE have seven in our family and
10 the work for them all and | am sure
that | owe my strength and health IL
the steady use of your fine cereal fooc
and Postum lin place of Coffee. ! have
such great faith in Postum that have
sent it to my relatives and never los'
a chance to speak well of it." Nam'
furnished by Postum Co., Battle Greek
Mich.
Ice cold Postum with a dash OF lemoi
Is a delightful Cooler for warm days.
Send for particulars by mail of extern
ZION of time on the $T,5O0.00 cooks con
test for 735 money prizes.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1903-07-04
~ siouI DIT, ans Sioux OFT. IndDt List.
Rutohars and Poets.

New York Sun: The Hon. G. IL. Nc
Dowell, manager OF the by-product de-
partment Of a great Chicago packing
house, talked on THE Packing Business"
the other night TO n young mems bible
class. To the socIo,ogist the most inter-
esting part OF the address was MIR. Nc
Dowelrs assertion that n skilled butchers
skill to tell ''by merely looking at a car
cass just how much slrloin steak 1t would
cut" is mot a thing that can be taught,
but Is n birthright OF the successful
butcher There are other obvious re-
semblances between the butcher and the
poet, and the fact that one artist de-
ponds upon weight and the other upon
measures, makes merely n superficial DIFF
ference between the two vocations. We
nave no means of knowing how many
butchers are poets, but everybody knows
that many poets are butchers.
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PEDDLERS' LICENSE LAW.
Right to Assess Transient Mendicsnts
Is Upheld.

Mitchell, S. D., June "a case has
lust been decided mere concerning the
rights of the transient merchant.
r. G.. Gard was arrested and fined
$50 for selling goods at auction with
out q license, and attempted to test
the validity of the ordinance by secur-
ing his freedom from the fine by habeas
corpus papers. Gard did not go to
Jail, and consequently the habeas cor
pus proceedings had no weight when
hey went into court.
The ordinance gave the mayor the
privilege of fixing the rate for the IL
.ense at whatever sum he deemeed adj
visable and it was fought on the
ground that the council did not have
the power to invest h a much author
.ty in It's chief officer.
In ruling on the auctioneer feature OF
the license ordinance Judge Smith held
that the council could grant the power
to the mayor to fix a license on a sid
ing scale, which would cover the main
feature of the transient merchant case
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Free Homestead Of 100 Acres, Free

Fe only charge being go for entr,. Send to the
following for an Atlas and other literature. as well az
for certificate. giving you reduced railway rates. etoi
Superintendent Of immigration. Ottawa, CAM or 70
n r Uolm.S. SIS jackson St., 81. Paul. Minn.j w, v.
bennett, Sol New York Life Building, Omaha. neoI
W. II. Rogers, WATERFOWL, South Dakota, the autnor'
tied Canadian Government Agents.
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Nam York SooiatY.

Life: Mrs. Leeds Thegang is not quite
satisfied with one of the last hats she
bought from Alphonsine. She may SEND
II back. This is very annoying, as she
honed TO sail next Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ennyole Figure will spend
the month Of June at their charming
summer residence, Goldbrick-on-the-
Bank.
Mr.. Merger Hogg says he may have to
economize this summer unless the mar
| ket stiffens. 1t really did look. at one
| time this spring, as If his share OF loot
| from the a. X. l.. and b. S. q O. COM
| bine might net him less han three mill
ions.
Mrs. Inittor Dedd had to discharge one
| Of her maiden aunts last week. The
4 maiden aunt, as 1t turned out, proved to
! We Of plebeian origin, Mrs. Inittor Dedd.
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THE CHRONICLE
SOUTH DAKOTA
JOSEPH KUsLER, Publisher.

During his long career as a lawyer
Secretary Shaw gathered a large col
lection OF Incidents. grave and gay
One OF his stories is of a young law
yer who was opposed to a veteran OF
the bar In an Iowa court. The young
man addressed the jury first, and In
doing so took occasion to Initiate Wen
known mannerisms OF the other, such
as adjusting his cuffs, stroking an m
aginary imperial. etc. This caused
considerable laughter In court. When
the veteran rose to reply he did not
neglect to go through his preliminary
motions with even more Elaboration
and precision than usual. He bowed
TO the Judge and the jury and then De.
gan: Your honor and gentlemen or
the jury, that young man acts x a
good lawyer, but he talks like q blaned
fool"
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1903-07-04
E0.T0-BAC s sS's s so oEE HsE' RsSsst Sy a n drug
WESTERN CANADA
Has Free Homes
For Millions!

ETIMWK9HWy1 Upwards Of 10000 Americans
RSIuS<QH have settled In Western Canada
SIpETEnGJ during the last 8 years. Thay are
VSsJEJGHEAM contsnted. happy and prosperous
V~rHCf9J2A and there IL room still for millions.
-aAMME3 Wonderful yields Of Wheat and
aher grains. Best Grazing Lands on the Continent
Magnificent climate. plenty Of water and fuel. Good
schools excellent churches and splendid railway
iaciIItiaa
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ooh, we'll, dear, perhaps it's force of
habit; you know she's been married.