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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

The following marriage licenses were is- sued from the Probate Court for the week ending October 17th: Henry Alexander and Mamie Frazer; John B. Bishop and Ida Brewer; Clyde Rayford and Minnie McCrew; William Cliper and They Bar field: Robert B. Brooks and Minnie Fran cis Holland; Joseph M s. Nevario and Jennie Bruce; Lee Clark and Elizabeth McDavid; Morris Ferrill and Julia Miller; Frank F. Obert and Ada Caton: Giles Burrell and Cora Bennett; Harry H. Johnson and Marie Mandiville.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

The case of George Alexander, the ne- gro piano player. was called this morn ing before Judge Afford In the Inferior Court, an appeal having been taken from the Recorders Court. Alexander was charged with being a vagrant and was fined $50 or twenty days in Jail. This morning Judge Afford continued the case until Wednesday morning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

Casey Ford. the negro woman who was seriously cut Thursday night Is improv. ing. John Means was arrested and iden- tifled as the man who did the cutting. He will be charged with assault with a knife
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

The cleanest and most attractive place in all Montgomsry--and where quality receives Arst consideration-- bowe'. Randy Kitchen.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

Leon Archer. a white man. was arrested for being intoxicated on the river front yesterday afternoon. and tried before the Recorder this morning. The officer testified that Archer used a vocabulary of lan- guage known only to a seafaring man. He was fined $2O or forty days.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

The grand jury adjourned today after being in session for the past two weeks. Seventy indictments were found and four teen prisoners were released from the county jail. no true bill being found against them. The grand jury also rec commended that several of the justices of the peace be compelled to furnish larger bonds.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-10-18

Mrs. Palmer Improving.
 Paris. Oct. 17.-The condition Of Mrs. Potter Palmer of Chicago, who has been suffering from a mild attack of gastric fever. is progressing favorably.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-18
[RM By GI|aM new HA|ORSSBBJSNESSS MN BN]N QlY NM IN
droton and Aberdeen Meet in
Brisk Game.
In Elesaut New Bsxllas parior*

On Tuesday evening the Aberdeen
Bowling Parlors were opened and a
party of business men uf the city
played 'stry-out" for the purpose Of
picking team to play a Groton team
OF business men ON Wednesday night,
the grand opening of the parlors. The
pa:ty Of business men were Isaac Lin
coin, r. N. Jewett, j. G. Bossett, H.
N. Bouley, S. w. Narregang, j. G.
Sheldon, S. j. Wright, H. j. Foster,
Alex j. George, Albert Young, N. Fl.
Wendell, F. F. Thompson and S. H..
Jumper. The highest scores made
were by r. N. Jewett, Albert Young,
n. H. Wendell, F. F. Thompson and
S. II. Jumper, standing in the order
named, SO these gentlemen made up
the team for the match game.
The gentlemen from Groton who
came over were: e. G. Renner, J. d.
Reeves, R. A. Mather, Paul Hoppy
ahd Ben Schnauser. They put up a
good game making the match de-
cidedly interesting, but were beaten
by fair margin by the Aberdeen
team, although sMr. Schnauser made
the highest individual score. Below
is the result Of the series of three
games.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-18
A Remarkable Record

sChamberlain's Cough Remedy has q
remarkable record. 1t has been IN.
use for over thirty years, during
which time many million bottles have
been sold and 5ased. It has long beer
the standard and main reliance'in the
treatment Of Group 10 thousands OF
homes. yet during all this time no
case has ever been reported 70 the
manufacturers in which it failed to
effect cure. When given as soon %
the child becomes h0arse or even as
soon as the croupy cough appears, u
prevents the attack. II is pleasant
t to take, many children like IT. y
contains no opium or other harmful
substance and may be given as con
fidently to a baby as to an adult
FOR sale by all druggists.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-18
Half Rates Is The centen-
nlal celeh bra ct Chi
ca4c and return,

Via the North Western line, Excur-
sion tickets will be sold at one fare
for round trip Sept 2e, q and 3, Inn
tied to return until Oct. S, inclnstve.
Send stamp to w. 3. Kniskern, Pass
lenger Traffic Manager, Chicago, Or
call on Ticket Agent for copy of hand
some Chicago Centennial Folder
|issued by The North estern Line,
|profusly illustr ted, giving an outline
lof the program for Gel lebratton Week.
labrief feference to- Chicago's early
lhisto and the relation of the North
western Line to the industrial pro-
4 Raress ass of the city. For further partic-
4 lulars Is oagents Chicag s North- West 1
a a emrn m III. septso
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-18
Consider this Offer

The South Dakota Farmer, pub
lished at Sioux, is one Of the best
general papers we have seen. y is e
le-page paper and is made up with wit'hl
an elegant showing Of state and gen.
eral news and has very Interesting
devoted to Agriculture,
Live Stock, sDairying and Poultry
Each week there IL 9 we'll selected
story. Itlis.areal family paper and
5is destined to be the great weekly
farm journal Of the state. " ts the
only paper Of It's class that is pub
|ltssed every week ia the state.
It isn not . poll paper.
We will send South Dakota Farmer
and DEMocRAT both one year Tor y.
or we will send the South Dakota
Farmer, DEMoCRAr and Conkeyt 4
Home Journal, an cellent month";.
magazine, all three one year for ~ q,
Is. The absvs ofler i; nsds ior : llnlts' l.i
- lSes q espel
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-18
IAE COMING PlNEh IALY PI[AD OU|IN.
That Will Yet Operate All the
Farm Machinery
IN Every Farm ID tac Arteslan Beh

.
Gilborne Bros. & Cralle OF tliis city
are manufacturing waterproof
wheel power to be attached to ar
tesian wells. 1t is SO cheap aud sc
effective that every over Of an ar
tesian well will have one as soon as
he realizes how null valuable power,
goes to waste every dag his we'll flows
without one. The cost Is S25 and the
work they will do in the way Of driv-
ing machinery is wonderful.
There is no reason why the water
that goes to the STOCK OH the farm
should not grind their grain, cut III
their fodder, separate the milk,
:hurn the butter and generate the
electric light for home and barn, as
lit passes out, and not suffer the least
|diminution in quantity or value as q
thirst quencher.
The wheel is cast iron, about six
|teen inches in diameter, with cast
iron cups riveted around the rim q
| few inches apart, so shallow as to te
little more than paddles, which the
water through half inch pipe strikes
with an undersLot. The ordinary
pressure well will send it around 1s0(
revolutions to the minute with nc
nachininey attach. d, and when driv-
ing milk separator it makes about
800 revolutions.
Chas. Eygabroad has one of these
water wheels in operation on his farm
| in Liberty township which a Yet ha
only been used to run the milk
separator, but he is confident the
we'll, which tests 40 pounds pressure
has ample power for every other ust
lon the farm he can devise for. Only
one-tifth of the water is turned On te
Operate the separator.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-18
OF the Greatest Carnival Ever
Held in the State
Aberdsea celebrates ! Year q phe-
lsnlaal Grsxth.
SCIENTIFIC FEATURES

There will be number Of features
Of more than ordinary interest on the |
Midway OF the Aberdeen Carnival. |
visitors will not only be amused, but
those Of an inquiring turn Of mind
and who take interest in scientific
matters will find many things that
will be Instructive as we'll as enter
tanning. Chief among these features
will be complete electriclight plant,
including dynamo and engine. The
Carnival Association has secured
dynamo and rented a large threshing
engine which will furnish the power.
"a competent electrician will have
charge Of the system.
Nc better practical illustration of
the wonders Of modern science could
be had than that of watching the en-
tire process Of making light from coal
us examplitied ON the Carniyalgronds.
BACKMAN'S GLASS BLOWERS
Aside from the interesting process
Of making various beautiful and in
teresting objects from glass before
your eyes, visitors will be immensly
in the steam engine made
entirely glass. Students of fmechan-
les can watch the entire working of a
steam engine that cannot possibly be
obtained from drawings or books.
Each and every person who buys a
ticket to the Backman's Glass Blowers
receives a beautiful souvenir made by
| the members of the troupe free.
The Ferris Wheel.
The Ferris Wheel is wondecin the
world Of mechanics and is an object
worth studying by all interested in
such subjects.
The Working World.
The Working World is a mechanical
wonder and those who see it never
fail to express their astonishment at
the results obtained from simply
whiting wood.
Excursion Trains.
Excursion trains will be run from
Edgeley on Wednesday, September
sOth: from Mitchell on October lst
i from Linton and Eyarts on Saturday
lOctober 3rd; all on the G. NJ. &. st. =
The e. s. N. w. will run excursion
u trains from Huron and Gettysburg
Il on Tuesday, September 2sth. In ad
,ldition to this both these roads vii
4 slmake a one fare rate for the rount
,|trip on Tuesday, Sept. 20 and Thurs
iay. Oct. lst.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-18
Teachers Interstate Examine
tlon Course.

-,
Il teachers wishing to prepare for ex- M
aminations should write, at once, 20
Pnor. ]. Il. GRAHAM, L.Ll. -. l)s
152-lb4 Randolph Building, Memphis,
Tenn, for particulars oncerning his
special Teachers Examination
Course. !,
This course is taught by mai. and y
nrepares Teachers fop examinat tiOn "a
every State In the Union. eadin9
educators pronounce y the best ,
course ever offered to the Ieachtna
profession, and ail Tea hars y ishtnl
| IA advance IN their pIOael elalon ahoNiel
Immediately avail tllensel yes 81 a y
IEnciose stamp for reply III
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-18
JOHNsTON..LOvELL

Miss Rose Johnston, daughter of
Hon. Samuel Johnston of Greenfield,
and Bertrand D. Lowell, well known
business man of the county, formerly
OF Houghton but now of Aberdeen,
were joined in wedlCck by DR.. n. A.
Swickard ON Tuesday afternoon in
this city. The DEMOCRAT joins the
hosts of friends of the bride and groom
In sincere Congratulations. 1t is un-
derstood they will make their home
in Elkton where they will be after
October 1St.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-18

bred in Pembroke castle was going to
WELD the sceptre OF England, song
and prose we're again revived.
Henry Tudor who became Klug
Henry the Seventh was the son OF Ed
mund Tudor Welsh gentleman and
his mother was Margaret Beaufort, a
great atgrand daughterof of John OF Gaunt
duke Of Lancaster. and son OF Edward
III, This boy landed at Wilford HaV-
en- from France and he received
hearty welcome from the Welsh peo-
ple Who fiocked under his banner 70
meet his rival at Bosworth Flelo.
Richard the Third had the largest
Isrmy. but he could not depend on
their support, he plunged into the
thick uf the fray, cut his way TOWARDS
the enemy where he was slain fightine
q the last. He had worn his crown
Fovar his helmet during the battle, ana
aftar his defeat it was found IN 9
havthorn bush on the. field. Lord
stanley placed it on Henrys head
vho was proclaimed king on tne
accane of his victory. This famous
battle brought to IN end the grea.
lstrnerle which had devastated tne
country for mo.s than thirty years'
snd IN Henry 4 Tudor the Welsh speaking
W.nr7 g Enpland had unlimited power
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-18
Story of Wales
aud Its Pes ple.
John Jones, from walesl.

language of Wales Is . pure
though cultural IT is full Of
y and boasts . very rich
re. 1t is also strictly phonet-
quite unconscio ionsly, Isaac
has made it the base Of Ills,
Rmed shorthand. The hrst
rat a child Of any nationality
mann, (which is the Welsh.
mother and sstad = means
When the little n elsh chill
TO school they are IS once
English which is1a great trial,
aperfectly foreign lapgnaye
but aftera short experience
% master the dlmculty and
inspectors invariably report,
educated Kymru reads and
English better that his Saxon
welfth century Was the golden
u Welsh literature New
ana prose broke forth, n0t
oard to another. but from
nc
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-18
!. Shall Chime IRON
,,4,.House Tower the
| Flight of Time.
Walk Expectsratss Hye
-. Fine Will be yssr Fats,
n. :, Hour your ksss ca Ssa1'
that spsss. you 1t g. =.

,,,r meeting OF the cigy
!, lss sss',rred on last Monday even
Considerable ros business q im-
ne was transacted.
ANNA, levy was the mort Inn
!. srr, mstter that came up. for con-
y ,inn. l'' The city auditor and the ]
''oo oommittee had reported that
v,s the amount necessary to
tMp ns, current expenses q the
icing eoo oec,
interest on bonds. ,Oos
sinking fund. p zol
!, yas accordingly made on the he
\ HE property # the city to raise
mount.
nptjtjon for an appropriation
afor a clock in the court house
vas considered and the council
rs were unanimous in denying
,etition, Judging that the
Il condition of the city would
rrant the outlay.
-
mayor of the city was made q
ttee of one to select a site for
niyal and authorized to close
lleys and streets adjacent TO
und as might be necessary to
sufficient space. It is under
bat the site that will be chosen
lnoccupied portion of the block
Rhich the federal building
and lhat Lincoln street on the
d Fifth avenue on the south
closed during the carnival, and
lded within the enclosure.
&c
sum of 5000 was appropriated
II the Aberdeen Improvement
in cleaning up the city.
pance No. ZIG prohibiting spit
p the city sidewalks wa
unanimously. Also Ordinanc'
restricting the speed Of auto
to five miles an hour on th
Of the city.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-18

The usual report will be made the
flrst Of each month, Of all the cases
treated during the previous month.
ssBy their fruits ye shall know
them.n
south Dakota Sanltarium Co..
3l1 Third street.
Aberdeen, s. D.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-18
rwenty.one Years ago this v eek
in Aberdeen and Brown
County.
iSrom the Files Of the Republican.

In 1852 the killing frost was on the
10th OF September, and geese and
#brants were flying over the town the
2lst.
~
Work had just been commenced ON
the Catholic church, the second
church 10 be erected III the city, the
first one being the Presbyterian
church, (which is still in existence. IT
was rentDved to First avenue, and is
now owaed and used by the German
Lutherans. This first Catholic church
was solI John Breidenbacll when
the neWchurch was built and was re-.
moved and rebuilt into a residence.
w
An item reads: "The addition of
coat Of plaster on the outside OF the
sod hotel has greatly improved it in
appearance. This was one Of the
hostelries of the city at that early
day. 1t stood where the Aberdeen
stands to-day. 1t was built and run
| by r. S. Ellis. still a resident Of the
city.
**#
"a grand social ball" was given in
the new land office building on Tues
day evening, September 10th, which
was promised to be a great social
event.
~
The following local appeared: FL
lott Bros, who own a large tract OF
land four and half miles southeast
of the city, have just threshed 1000
bushels of No. 1 wheat which tested
60 pounds to the bushel and went
SO bushels to the acre. They will
havs 325 acres ready for sowing in the
spring. They are bonanza farmers
and thorough gentlemen The state
ment in the last sentence of the above
lis true still.of the boys, but that croE
record Of 1872 is hard to live up to.
~
Account of the proceedings of the
board Of trustees shows that a petit
tion signed by numerous citizen
asked that no more sand be used il
grading the streets, and street com
missioner was instructed not to s.
) use any more sand.
~
! An ordinance was passed makin
g IL unlawful to discharge any rifle
! shot gun, pistol, cannon or other IRE
: arms within the city limits withou
e consent of board of trustees.
***
Also an ordinance making it unlaV
full .sto run, race or drive any horse
mare, gelding or mule faster than tt
rate Of eight miles per hour in, alon
or through any street, alley or wa
within the corporate limits OF Il
town Of Aberdeen
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-18

Also an ordinance making it unlaw-
full ..to run, race or drive any horses,
mare, gelding or mule faster than the
rate Of eight miles per hour in, along
or through any street, alley or way
within the corporate limits of the
town of Aberdeen
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-18
The New York World.
THRIcE-A-WEEK EDITION.
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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
List of Real Estate Transfers for
week ending Sept. u, A. y. 1908,
as compiled by the Coz & Howard
Abstract Company OF Aberdeen.

Henry Van Slyck to William
Drum, lot l, blocks, 'Thom-
as Add. to Aberdeen $500. S:
Oscar Fl. Damon to Henry G.
Estee, nw4 l5-l23-63. g.;
j. L. Stevens to Realty In
vestment Co., nw+ 6-l25-63,
j. G. Wolfe to Emil G. Voight
lots IA to l6, block 45, ard
Add. to Groton.
George H. Mcdonald to g. 2.
Buckley, nwf 30 1860.
CLANCY S. Terwillegar to
Colfax Drew Terwillegar,
ST set 2-l22-6l -. ..5.......,..
Fidelity Land Co. of New
York City to Oscar Paulson
set 3S-12S-6l. ~. /
Clara G. Newton to Chas. Al
fred Jewett, lots ! and 8,
block 5, Aberdeen. s
Fred NJ. Alexander to Orpha
M. Hart, nw4 s-l28-6O. j.
John O. Lindboe to. Carl
Hagen, lots l to 4, block 40,
West Aberdeen. ........
Carl Hagen to Lena Lindboe,
4 lots to 4, block 40, West
4 Aberdeen. .....i.........
is. M. Me- cCarthy to Mae Shep-
ard, ". 10 it,, lot 8, block
38, End. Add. to Aberdeen,
Charles G. Fletcher to Mae
Shepard, lot 4, block 38, I'd
Add. to Aberdeen,
S. Mccarthy to Elizabeth NJ.
Fletcher, e. 15ft. OF lot
3, block SO, End Addition to
Aberdeen.
Daniel r. Long to Sarah q.
Pierce, lot 8, blk. Is, North
Aberdeen. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Il : 4 /. Z 1 l1
Herman Philips to s. Phil
lips, / Int. MI 1l-l27-63
Joseph Elsom to Charles w.
Elsom, lots Is and .l6, block
8, Mansfield,
John NJ. Guy to N. +. Bowler
: mel 4, sw3 3, ne9 9 and part
SET 9-124-8l.
Mrs. Della "a. Thur to Geo.
. w. Smith, lot 4. block 10,
II. & Z. Add. to Aberdeen,
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1903-09-18
REPORT OF THE
South Dakota Sanltarlun1 Y m
Company
FOR THE rlON1H OF AUGUST.

The following is an itemized list Of
the diseases treated during the month
at the Sanitarium or at their homes
by the Sanitarium DOCTORS:
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-12-25

if the tiniest wrinkle appears on that
pink-and-white complexion of hers
and that she is extremely Jealous of
any other good-looking girls, and that
sometimes she cries because she win
grow old some day and be no longer
pretty? Well, she does, and SO l
come to the conclusion that my plain
face is a good sight more comfort
able.
And I'll confess a secret to you.
and don't you breathe it to any one.
Once in a while, nce in a long while,
| get woefully sick of single blessed
ness and believe Id like to marry any
man who vas respectable ind kind.
But a few visits to my married friends
cure me. They are just weighed down
by little responsibilities which would
drive me crazy In a short time: they
must humOr a whimsical lord and mas
ter and they must be at the beck and
call of small children, who are very
sweet little things for a few hours,
but terrible ~nulsances for a longer
time than that. NY sweet i%ndepend.
ence for me! I go back to my little
two-by-four DON and am thankful
that there is no one to share it with
me and that | do not have to put out
the cat and lock UP the house before
retiring"
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-12-25
Sure Cure for EnVV

IF there is anything that will cure
n of envy it is to cultivate the per-
son of whom she is envious," said the
philosophical girl. Il never feel dis
~contented very long If l only can get
a nearer view of what has made me
unhappy. Sometimes it seems as If
would be perfectly happy If only |
had the leisure Of some of my we'll
TODD friends. Then | clap on my hat
and jacket and go to spend an hour
with one of them. l find them bor-
ing themselves to death, devising all
sorts of schemes to kill time, and
signing because their life Is not full
of snap and business as mine is.
"When l have a big longing for an
extensive wardrobe | just run over to
call on my next door neighbor, who
has a e gown nearly every hour.
l discover her in a stew about them,
fussing with dressmakers all the time
and groaning because she must deter
mine what to put on. Then | con-
graduate myself that l have only
three gowns to my name and SO am
undecided what to wear
Sometimes 1t seems as If | would
be supremely happy If l only had a
pretty face, and then l cultivate that
little Miss Doll Pretty. And do you
know she Is very much concerned
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1903-12-25
a Western WooiqroWer.

Newcastle. Wyo., Dec. 2l.-Then \
a man in this place who claims that y
one need suffer with backache, as q
has proven in his own case that II an
be completely and permanently cursa1
His name is S c. Hoist, and DO !
stock raiser and w~oolgrower.
u was shcaring sheep at the NV,
the first pain came on" says Mr. hoal
II was SO bad for two years aHa|
wards that | could hardly sit cow
and when once down it was almosslD
possible for me to get up again n
81 tried all the medicine caI
hear of and several doctors slln'.
help, not even for a moment W.!
Dodd's Kidney Pills and they aaus
new man out of me. felt as II 'na'
was new blood in my veins. an !.
stout in the back as a. mule ano can y
and work as hard as l please vino :
an ache or pain In any part Oh LILY ~
at Is now over a year since y.
cured me and | can say there u w.
healthier man In Wyoming 'h'u IN
and before using Dodd's Kidney -
there was not a more complete pu'I
cal wreck in the whole county
WAS"