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The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-08-19

common occurrence, he makes Sl.OSO Oh
wheat alone, and should make. if he is
capable farmer enough out Of other
crops. sale of cattle, dairy and other pro-
ducts. to keep himself and family the
year round besides.
The Third Division.
The third division of this great coun-
try lies to the north of the wheat belt.
between it and what is known as the for
est country. AS wheat growing implies
the raising OF all cereals, that can profit
ably be raised i'll the country, the remain
ing branches of mixed farming are dairy
ing and the raising of farm stock. 1t
must not be supposed that dividing the
prairies in this way is saying that any
one portion of the country possesses bet
ter soil than another. for such is not the
case-all districts are equally fertile. but
the topography and climatic influences,
etc, differ, as we'll as the conditions for
production. Ranching and grain growing
are carried on quite successfully in this
northern zone: but it is found more profit
able to combine all the features of the
industry. On account of the land being
more broken than in the southern district
though the soil is equally fertile, there
are not the same opportunities for extern
sive operations; and while cattle raising
is as profitable here as elsewhere. differ
ent methods have to be adopted for their
protection, especially in the winter sea.
son.
An authority on the subject has stated
that agriculture in any country never
reaches the minimum of DEVELOPMENT nm
til the farmers engage at least proper
tionately i'll dairying. though the sur.
| al
tent to which any feature Of the industry
may be prosecuted. 1t is Il certainty then
that of the agricultural possibilities of
this portion of the prairie country be es
timuted by its adaptahility to dairy farm
ing, even the most skeptical must &C
knowledge they are unsurpassed in an,
country in the world. AS intmated above
; even dairying may be successfully carried
on in any corner of the territories, but
this zone has everything to recommend
.. it as the ideal spot for this branch of thu
business.
III the territories creameries and chces,
factories are to large extent under gov
: ernment control, and as such are workin,
: well! In Manitoba they are largely
, matter of private enterprise. and from
: the reports from that province they mus
u be giving absolute SallSIacllon 10 the pat
# rons and promoters. If a settlers farm
n is not especially adapted to extensiy
7 cropping, or if seasons or other cond
d tons are against the proper development
e of large crops, he has always plenty O
8 pasture and an abundance of native ha
$ for winter feed. A small sum of none
n buys couple of cows. and he can 500
e be in possession of fine herd of dnir
D, cattle, and the same may be said c
lie swine and poultry.
lie The mining districts of British c.
" lumbia. which consume an immense Ii
a of dairy products, are close at hand an
p always afford n good market for butte
De cheese. pork, poultry and eggs.
lie ---------------------- ---------------------
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PAR,AH OF TIE SKY LINE.
Coyote Always Tantalizing Mark 70.
the Man With Rifle

Outing: There is a deal of coyote
hunting in the west that is not at
tended by the niceties of the club hunt
Ever since the first pioneers pushed
their way across the great plains the
coyote has been an outlaw, looking for
no mercy at the hand of man. His
predatory habits have made the animal
the bane of the ranchman, and his
howl has made him the evaporation
of the camper and the terror of the
tenderfoot. Then, too, his habit. of
sulking just within rifle range has
always made him a tantalizing target
for the man with the rifle.
In spite of his unpopular:ty with
all classes of men, however, the coy
ote has managed to hold his own bet
ter than any other animal IN the great.
west. The antelope is swifter of foot,
mayhap but, not having the cunning
of the coyote, has been lured within
| rifle range until pracuCai:y eXtermin-
ated in many states The ranchman's
/ lust for fresh meat, the eastern tour
| lists desire for antlcrs and elk teeth
and the native who Stays for the mar
ket have depopulated Colorado and
several other states of their best game
| The bear, cougar and bobcat have felt
the same blighting influence but the
coyote still figures in the skyline of the
average western picture. Sometimes
| he is unwise enough to eat OF poisoned
carcasses of cattle, but this is seldom.
| Again, he falls victim to coyote
drive" organized by ranchmen. and
i participated in by townspeople. tender
feet. newspaper correspondents and
amateur photographers. These coy
ote drives" are held annually or often
err in nearly all western communities
where the prairle pest fourishes. An
average drive" participated In by sew
eral hundred individuals will yield
sometimes as high as twenty coyotes
and sometimes none at all. A good
deal depends on the wind, and more
depends on the coyotes cunning and
ability to sprint.
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Eree ~ Tmcntv. Five Ladies'.

The Defiance Starch Co. Will give
IS ladies q round trip ticket 10 the
st. Louis Exposition. to tve ladies
in each of the following states ILL.,
nois, Iowa, Nebraska. Kansas and
Missouri who viii send in the largest
number Of trade marks cut from d ten
cent, -6-ounce package or -.eilhnce
cold water laundry starch. This
means from your own home. any
where in lne above named states.
These trade marks must lie mailed to
and received by the Defiance starch
Co.. Omanu. NeDr., before September
LIST, 1904. October ana November
will be the best months TO visit the
Exposition. Remember that defiance
ls the only starch put :, in IL oz. Ia
lull pOund) TO The package. You get
one third more starch Tor the same
money than of any other kind. and
defiance never sticks to the iron
The tickets TO the Exposition Will be
sent by registered mail September
9TH. Starch Tor sale by all dealers.
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mind in reading this drama of real
life. ~ have seem" said the girl. my
sister faint away tonight. Do you
think she was allowed to so home"
Certainly not. Her ladyship's gown
sThen comes the inspector. and asks us
all questions. Any one who speaks the
truth is dismissed. Her ladyships gown
has got to be finished or l lose my weeks
wages as we'll as my place CHI don't any
Of you fancy your gowns are made of silk
and satin only.
"Our life and strength so into them, too.
DO You think we DON want to live and
breathe and feast little, also? Some
times the chance of it comes very near us
In an ugly way.
do YOU think it IS always easy to re
sist. when you are dead tired and Your
/ life is choked with work? Don't Your silk
skirts tell YOU how fierce temptation is,
! how hungry We are for happiness, ana
! how at the end we don't care, we don't
| care?' viii the rustic of the ladies skirts
sometimes give them this message. and
hid them think of the girls who sew their
| strength with their StitchcSr
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Green Diamond Found IN South Nfrcs.
Philadelphia Record: Considerable IN
tcrcst, writes q correspondents has beth
aroused In Johannesburg by the discoV-
cry on a mining property at klerksdofp
of n green diamond of about threc-quar-
tiers carat The gem had slipped into a
crevice in the iron plates of the crushing
mill. and was found durini, the disnan-
ling of the mill 10 make room for n new
stamp battery.
In 1893 over 10 similar Colorcd diamonds
were found upon the same property. They
had all slipped between the dies and es-
capped destruction. Is coniectured that
many other green stones were crushed
out of existence. For the first time since
that date the klerksGorp G. and ID. com
pany proposes to resume operations or
this particular ground, which contains
| both gold and diamonds, and the prospects
| of uncarthng more of these green gem:
are being eagerly watched from the Rand
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urine was thick and cloudy and I could
barely eat enough food to live. | felt Il
change for the better within q week.
The second week I began eating heart
lily. began TO improve generally and
before seven weeks had passed ! was
well. ] had spent hundreds Of dollars
for medicine that did not help me. but
ST worth of Doan's Kidney Pills re-
stored me to perfect health
\ FREE TRIAL-Address Foster
Milburn Co.. Buffalo. \. Y. For sale
by all dealers; price 80 cents.
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FOR Your Perfect Comfort

At the 81. Louis Exposition. which is very
severe upon thefect. remember to take along
n box or two OF ALIENS FOOTEASE. q
powder for Hot, Tired, Aching. swollen
Sweating Feet. 10000 testimonials. SOLD
by ali Druggists. DC. DON'T ACCEPT
SUBSTITUTE. Trial package FREE. AID
dress Allen s. O,msted. lie Roy, n. Y.
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II Wss Awful.

Kathcrine-They arrest him for
plays.
IEidder--Jf he had stolen the one
saw last night they wouldn't have had
the nerve to arrest him.
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Manadcr.

The Now York Sun has the following
to say of the Cunard Daily Bulletin,
which appeared last month:
The new yankee Doodle" as played
at the concert aboard the Cunarder
Campania, in yesterday from Liverpool
and Queenstown with ner passengers
just as wise about the great news Of
the world as if they had been ashore.
runs thus:
A wireless paper. Think OF that.
With news from Cork to Concy!
Another feather in the hat
OF Signor Bill Marconi.
A sporting CHAP may place a bet
Upon his fdVori;c pony
Across ten hundred miles Of vet
O bless you, Bill Marconi.
st break fast time he may pcrusc,
If seas are not too stormy,
The world S news, and may thus cnthusc
'Oh, see what Bill did for me-"
! You are a credit to the staff
That prints no news that's 'phoncy,"
/ And like yoIr wireless telegraph,
! You're "out Of sight" MaEconi,
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NJ 4 I ! o n
Knight. of 33
y. \ S h ! Il II d
ave, Chicago.
Orator Of the
w G s t S i d e
w @ Il II G sday
Club. says:
'l'hiS winter
when | started
to use DOan 5
Kidney Pills |
acled in every
bone and had
intense pains
in the kidneys
and pelvic or
" u n . ~ n n
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-08-19

When Assistant Secretary Adee of
the state department travels abroad, as.
he does every summer, he always car
ries two watches on his person with
Washington and European time. He
says: when 1 want to think United
States / pull out the Washington
watch and when want to think Euro
pean ! look at the other"
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Similarity.

Behold the graduation lass.
In bCautcUus array
She and her sister students pass
Upon summer day.
And wisdom on this Grant sphere
Kcncws her annual lease.
She smiles with nothing more to fear
she's spoke her little piece.
Yet folk Of far more grave pretense
:tuvc stood before the crowd,
And talFcd OF wherefore" and o.
whence"
In accents long ana loud.
The campaign speaker shows his wit,
And when he dcigrs to cease,
There's nothing much THAT comes of 1t
iic's spoke his i.ttc piece.
Washing ton Star.
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Liqht Out.

He-I told her she was the light of
my life.
She-Then what?
He-The next time l called she was
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\ Mrs. Elizabeth H. Thompson,B
Of Lillydale, N.Y., Grand Worthy
Wise Templar, and Member OF
W.C.T.U., tells how she recov-
cred by the use of Lydia E.
Pinkharn's Vegetable Compound.
DEAR Mrs. PISKnAM Il an one
Of the many OF your grateful friends
who have been cured through the use
of Lydia e. Pinl1ham's Vegetable
Compound, and who can today
thank you for the fine health / enjoy.
When I was thirty-nve years old, I
suffered severe bacllache and frequent
bcaring-down pains; in fact, / had
womb trouble ! was very anxious to
get well, and reading of tho cures your
Compound had made, I decided to try
it. took only six bottles, but it built nc
M and cured ne entirely Of my troubles.
My family and relatives were
naturally as gratificd as 1 was. My
niece had heart trouble and nervous
prostration ard was considered incur
able. She took Your Vegetable Com
pound and 1t cured her in q short time,
! and she became well and strong, and
her home to her great JOY and her hlls-
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! | know of number of others who
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! female trouble, and am satisfied that
your Compound is the best medicine
| .or sick worlcn."-- Mrs. ELIZABETH 81.
/ THOMPSON, Box los, Ilillydale, NY. =
| 5000 forfeit If oyrinal of Gboua letter proving
| Cen.iEoncsS c:.nrot DO produced
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A Difference.

Mrs. Dixon-When my husband stays
out ;ll night l refuse to get him any
breakfast
Mr.. EiXon--Whcn l stay out all night
| never want any breakfast.
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We are never without a bottle OF Piso's
Cure for Consumption in our house
Mrs. e. NJ. SwayEe, Wakita, Okla. April
II 1901
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In India the power given OF by I
motor is sometimes expressed in ele-
plant equivalents, a twenty two horse
motor, says Motoring Illustrated, being
described as a three elephant-pow
vehicle.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-08-19

Miss Antique-That parrot is 60
years old.
Miss Caustique-How Interestingly
Did you raise him?
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-08-19
Green Diamond Found in South Afr

MIS-. Winslow's SOOTHING sIKun roT Children
teethingi soitons the gums, reduces lnnainasion III
lays pain, cures wind collie. p cont n bottle
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.--&D-~-
ri orrid,

Miss Acta Lott-Do you think could
play juliet?
Manager Conn-You ought to be. all
right in the sixth act.
Miss Acta Lott-But there are only
five acts in the play
Manager Conn., know
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MEN wanted everywhere to clean monu-.
ments; lightning process; big money
made; stamp for particulars Nj. II. Hail,
Box PIG Jackson. Mich,
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ACi!EC IN EVERY BONE.

Chicago Society Woman Who Was ST.
Sick She C"uiC Not Sleep or Eat,
C,.-cL by DouE's Kidney Pills.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-08-19

The dowager duchess of Abercorn,
age 90. has $50 descendants
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-08-19

German horse butchers will open q
restaurant in Berlin to educate the up
per class in the use of horse flesh.
The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1904-08-19
TWO GREAT men
OF SOUTH AFRICA
Lady iienry Somerset Writes
Interestingly OF Rhodes
and Kruger.
GOSSIP OF LCNDON TOWN
!ntcrcstirs Debate on Proposal to GIVE
Vote TO High Churcilwomen--
Stories Of the Graciousness OF
tie Queen.
,Ccpyrieh,. 1901. by W. r. Hearst0


,CCDyriehi 1901. by W. r. llcarstO
o,,zc,, e,-,,ial. The Two great fig
NC, ,.,,,.;,,,r ,,,,,-. ,r tho last CEN
VI - ., '''S , go
turE nave u"'h 40" p"SS'"
President krurc" and Cecli kho"es~-
The ono standing for ultra-conservative
,,.i,,,i,i,s ,...,rasc1tin,- = system of
- MY IA, IN +na
t&naea "l't,@i''S ''tc o'''e' W.
modern ideas OF progression anu IN
p4nSion; the one ShreWC WIN piihit'iNe
Msdom whose ideals OF goNerlii.i.'le'lt
were derived from Hebraic lrao'tiol4S,
the Other fun Of the modern restless
spirit, with no thought save OF develop
ing railways, tclog saphs and mining en-
terpriScs
F.acn WAS a genius. but rs Mr.. Stead
Very truly SAID years ago: paul Nru-
ger was Il peasant and his IDEAS were
,hcsr or Inc English Squire Of fifty
Years AGO, while Rhodes stood for
rythiDc thaI ilnperialism represents.
Ana Vol ;hcrc is no DENYING that Dom
PAU. whose manners would have been
| in,noesil,I,s il, :, drawing room had IN
~, IN t,a nnalitifs that constitute "a
~nI,1Isn,a}, fo,. his ,rea;nen; of prison
nre II,ri.,., me recent war nat the Eng
:, ,t,.5, ,''' -, =, . .i,,,,,f.
,,.,t,,io,s AND both men
v.ara ,,1,iI'1inns for ,nci,, country on
We're al'l@.t !"uS ,; t"i N'''''
/ 49,, 1 1 &
IN 'ne rnF'E 49,, 80 Mo con-
NJ - r ,,,.5i,,,r mo in,er
celNea tie SCt''l,s " ?S'MlS AZ l,,or
Tor an" OF S'LstSHl!ls ne .cinot'o go
!" WatisIa n',E Anu o. "t.1t.s'ee,; Ne
'M% Eel2soa LAY, anu '"rNe S'.'s'!,eS 80 ..s
| propose" 10 '',a' W. w ,o,.s,d Nam
ps ore Of TIC iI,n most remarknble men in
South africa" said MIR. Rhodes of his
great opponent in 1855. lonG before me
! events which led nj lest to the doW'la!i
of tn" Dutch repubic; and the same
admiration which was aroused in the
Embellishments mind at That time must
be felt today with even greater emDha-
sis for the man VINO stood firm to what
he believed to nc for the best interests
of his country and saw the schemes OF
y lifetime wrecked around him.
Know, tho Merace Of Geld.
,ot- 49,, 1,,,.t,,,,., J., ,l,. fo,,o,,-
IN 1900 IL va ~ ~ ,,.ora o,e,.
80 iIhSl' ',i ~, ~ ~, mo disnn,a,v q,
N'i'I,'t'" ~ ~, ~ ,,, ~, Tea t,,oi,
II sSA'l! % iSot"' Mi,io.t ,S1arf,
Souii'lS iron, r., " ,,,,o5l ,,itr
prosperity. il!TS C"n I, ~ w.
lHeii news 10 i!Sil ". W
loii 'hG'f loAiu' '"te' '"' ,oi,. '''t'
manned silent ioSt IN iho"sh'' "h'
thel FePilel 5ts IoiIp"S'
DO not t;lN !" me OF so'H: the ctc
m"nt winch hr'h&S more "i9sellS'o.l
misfortune ana uileHpecleu p'"S"e9 II
its trail IMAM pehehts.
Pray to God, rs am DONG INA
the curse connected WIN us c"i'luii
may not oNerSha"cW our deaf iaHa
just after it has come again TO US ah'
our children,
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The Queens Kindness.

,r.,,,,,,,. o,a ,,;,,a,, ,ct wa.
over done by the queen than the little cpl
sode which sen, her to the parish of St
Georges in the cast. one of the poorest
and most oonu,ous in that dcnsely crowd
ed East London.
Tho cuecn was to omen n flower show in
the peonle's palaco, a huge building which
is the direct outcome of the writings of
Sir Walter Rosont,s book "All Sorts and
Conditions OF Men" which so aroused the
interest and tho conscicncc of London that
his :lcal r,a:,r;a,izad
ON the same .jay a hozacr was to be
he,l in ST Ceoroc's II, tho East the pro-
c,c,is; of which were 10 help that needy
parish
The c,srrvrlon WAS in dosnajr on DIS
covering ina; Tho date for. thc flower show
>yas mo, Same .s that fxc1 for his bazaar,
.,na no vrn,a ia onn,al 10 thc queer TO
know n.hntnnr II could not possibly be
changed rs thn burden Of raising Stn. O0o
NOV a-,n,,n, rs1ls d,rac,lv on thc rector
The on,cn with maj orick svmna thy
which che rac1nrizcs her inmodiatclv
e,,.,s-,1 mo .;r,a+ion and ,nsvrrof that
tbo,,p,, she ,nuJd M, CHANGE The date of
mo flower show which was in connection
n,luce she woull visit Tho baZoar in or
tn,, ,hat thn Interest," mi,hs no maintained.
and ,bat INC r,n,as should NOT suffer.
women IN industries.
! 4 large proportion Of women work err.
! have no duubt recently made incursions
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Free Homestead Lands.

There is yet a large quantity of gov
eminent land for demonstrating in this
country and as i'll everything else, the
early bird catches the worm Those
who come first are first served. When it
is preferred to purchase railway or other
company lands they can be got at from
So per aero up. This section cannot be
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common occurrence, he makes $l,OSO Oh
wheat alone and should make. if he is
a capable farmer enough. out Of other
crops. sale of cattle, dairy and other pro-
ducts. to keep himself and family the
year round besides.
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FOR SALE.-Florida lands; fruit or vege
table farms Go to Florida and start an
orange grove. The largest profit made on
poJatoe celery and other vegetables -
made in Florida. You can also enjoy one
Of the most healthful climates in the
United States. We have some excellent
sites for winter homes, situated on beau
Good openings for any kind of business.
For particulars address G. Thos Shinn Il
Co.. Pomona, Florida.
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GREATEST MONEY MAKER ON EARTH.
Our new pc novelty selling like wiliiire. Every
sample nc stamp for price list JERSEY CITY
NOVELTY Co, 10 Montgomery ST., Jersey City, -.
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There is an ice plant in Jerusalem.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-16

The senate was called to order by Gov
ernor Garvin at 1lI5 o'clock. The roll call
showed n quorum TO be present and the
upper house proceeded at once TO busi-
ness.
on the call OF committees Senator An
thony for the committee on judiciary re-
ported the petition OF Frank 7. Freeman
q, Niddletown for authority 20 release
his right as tenant by courtesy to certain
real estate held by him in favor OF his
wife, recommending its passage. Passed.
Senator Robinson OF South kingstown
reported for the judiciary committee a
resolution for the redivision Of the town
OF Exeter into voting districts and recon-
mended its indefinite postponement. SO
voted
Senator Thurston OF Providence reported
for the judiciary committee on the act
authorizing the town OF New Shoreham
To issue bonds 20 free itself from its hoat-
ing debts. Senators Champlin and Thurs
ton spoke briefly on the act prior TO It's
passage by the senate.
INVITATION FROM HOUSE.
A resolution was received from the low
er house inviting the senate To meet II In
grand COMMITTEES at ~ O'Clock and was
unanimously accepted by the senate.
A bill from the lower house relative %
the amendment OF an act Incorporating
St Johns commandery, passed In the
January session OF 1852, was passed by
the senate.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-11-16

representatives and the in grand committee
elected Judge E. Tnghast of Pawuck CHIEF justice OF
Rhode Island past
for Judge Tnghast and his
seconded by members of both parties who spoke IN
the highest of his honorable record
iurist and a
He will succeed Hon. John Sness who recently retired from
supreme bench the presiding justice
The assembly will session least day and will
possibly which meet during this session
also.
In the house representatives John Fitzgerald of Pawucke
envened proceedings with attack the methods the
Republican party campaign charging with using
methods that heer the
He said that Chairman Holden
the and majority leader the house knew
what those than other The speech the
Pawtuet stopped by the gavel OF the speaker
The bill providing Of the week commencing
the last Sunday in August od home week passed in
c,rrence by the house and is now a law