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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
Sistbnmsperweicr.

~ iImoufee @is., 30. San.
Ger Gr5biid)of @. q. NeBmer bot
Sen Hep. slug. S6inrler 5un1 @ene-
rolESifar Der gr5bi05eie Otilwalltee
lno ben Iep. Soiepb g. 6or sum
@ominiitrotor Des 9istbums Green
Son ernomt. Ser Gr5biifof NeB.
rner, ionic oie Siid0fe Sis mo
S6pebad mGblten bellte Die Gamen
Der GanOibaten iiir Ben Siidofsiis
IN Green 9ap ans, Die na6 &om ges
i6ift iperben. Man almtbt alges
mein, bab yfep. Soicpb $. Sor Gus
Green 8oD Ser MeiitbegiinitigIte lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
,,Ni6ts n1tbr III 3ablen,"

bas todr ietu AuSiprut, uao meter iagte CT
(Serr Gbe &altsr pUn &lGrtsptls DELI,
GOIasHbes:
SIN UeihGT qsiiIt mir an mttNst $olies bic Van N
saB ID. lt Hanger id l,bs, bst0 mrar btsoalas, urs Ihr stH
Ash msrts Pebsus rihte iE,hr fir MID Su suhlsu biiibt."
tWss bsr Wilmington t3,l) Stems" BON II. 5tsO. 1922
Gs III etue 3batiaHey eas cine %fiiteeu.psar
9iftribution Hclics, %aasgeaelt poR Der
Seltual 9tfe Sniurarce COMPANY bon Re,o
Yorf, Elm iebr Invertebrates Document lit.
Cine Sabres.S ipioenSe - jsbes Satr a1s
padliene, nadlOem pi. Toliec saHs be;ablt 1T
-3abluHs ether gerntSgensi urume Inn Ser,
einbarlnseIt, Die Shucu bas @eftthl sebeu,
ais oh gle feblt Ibsr 10 bel 8aarnitteI
periiisen f%6ulteu, Die jerp4 sleid)piti9 fin
Sbre Grben oerpaltet tpcrbrr.
Bel T~tritIidsu asiraseE bssieIid, elmer ipIttu 9cIM,,
sebrR Sa ZEN Ssttas an, BEN sc am Gnhs elmer btpnrsteu
3ablEussperioSs Ju S~EpiaIsn naHit,u, tbruiu AN at
Sbr,n gHrpiaus sOet,ttist'u gu sGbienb, sunr, unb trilsH
Sic Str Altsr rit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
Gin bGier ltnfal bcim Sdlitten'
fabreu

elcigaete lif am 6reitaa @benb
geeen bob s ilbr altf Dem @e9e BON
SktrriaS 0tounb no6 Der Stabt.
Cine In6obI iuneer 9m1eu, 10 al
Der 3abl, marsn in einem S6littcu
ron bier Hferoen ge5ogen, auf benz
Seinlmege bon elmer Sd~)litterfabrt
had SberiQS Ntounb, ais an Dem
lcBten groBen slbbunge DeS @e9eS
bct Sngepile, ser S9litten Den
&ier6en berart gegen' Oie 8eiue
nultte, OaB Elm Hfero ein 9ein
bred. Die ibrigen Tfer6e i6euteE
urS %brannten hurd), nobel lie scr
Sdlitten ummarfen uno Die folGcns
sen jltngen 9nmen &~erlesunger err
li:ten: SRI. lnna George, 1909 Sir.
coin Ipenue Dobnbait, H~ippenbri!f1e
nCbEt imeren 8erletungen; SRI. 81.
%Stcltemeier, ipobnboft an Der Sim
StraBe, 9rud) Des 9taienbeineS,
Sdnittipunoen ON &opfe, 0iSlofae
ton Der Sbltlter; SRI. Wiltna San
@re}manu, 1925 elm StraBe rootn-
bait, @eii6t u1b Gopf berlett unO
S'1pe beibaoiet; SRI. Maria Slpnn,
1875 Sed)5ebnle StraBe tpobnbait, Gil
Scr Sette pertebt; innere Gerlebuns
gen; SRI. 80. Slin9er, S75 Renn.
5ebnte StroBe pobubait, @ebirnpcrs
letltng infolge BON Gridnitterung.
Gas cine Bferb muBn eri4olien
perbelt. Die B~erleSieu muroerl
III fie benu6barte Sapis 8obnun9
GcbraGt, po oenielbeu aae mOglihc
@E!ie 9eleiitet purbe, bis Ier6te an
folnen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
Cine lrrsmbasrser Sa,nilts III SH'
bnaare GpnHtp fd,uer be1it'
geiadt.

Sn Ser bftterea aaIte ON S1erS'
too poraer ISOLDE mar urtIer &orloS'
mann Serr Sran5 &raaf BON 8ep
g&eit bel Dubuque, WtoreeAs IN oer
Sriihe IN Oen Sof biRabge8at9eh,
alS ibn eir S&IagorfnI traf 1lno er
orlf Die falte @rbe btrfieL lnto Oort
Iangere Belt Iiegen blieb, NEIL DIE
Seiuiqen OcIIcr @bipeienbeit crit nad)
cinidcn gtllnOen merftel, ais man
.ibr beIinuangslos ms SaltS brad)te.
lNerr &roat lit So Sabre olt ltno NOR
litiiber @oitmetiter III Sen @elt, BIS
IbuS 8oitnrrt m1fgeboben pliroe.
Die sSomilie &raof rp1rNe ON
felben Morgen ober nod lpetter
Ieimgeiu6t, inbem Serr Sobann
GrnIier, ser Safer Ser Srou &raof
ataN Elm ebemoIiger 9etppGner bon
Gnbuo,le, ltorb. Der 500 trat I'M
Glitter bon "a Sabren Elm. Nsotoem
SEER @rnIter' oas 3eititd,e geleenet
hotte unO in Ser Souliliert.@ obnrut9
oufaebabrt lag, itarb ON Gpmters'
tag, geeeu 4 llbr Morgens oud9 Serr
&raaf ul1o beiien it)pergepriirte
@uttiu itanO al Elm llno oelnlelberI
Saqe on Der Sabre hires @atten, To-
trie an Der ibres 8aters. SEER
GrnItcr tpltr6e am Sonnerstag
Mforgen atf Dem fatboIiIden @otte$'
oder in Sen @eit heeroigt, tpdbrenb
Der SeinenbeItatter Serr 80. 80.
Suifmanll Don Dubuque Die Sethe
bes Serrn aruat fir Die 8eItattlnlg
berrtttete. Surge 3eit ro6oem oer
Rciden5uq nit Der 2etGe be5 Serrn
Gtniter Die @obnung p~erldiien botte,
brad in Dericlben iufplge zines ltaDe
suften Sdornitettes Sener aus, MEL
dies ober nad) on9eItrengter Nrbelt
bon Seiten beS Serrn Soffmam nno
siaiger Motbarn gel0id)t lperoen
t0unte. che eS aroBen Sfaoen onges
ridtet bette. W}0gen Die @erItorbe.
Rell rllbcn in Srieoen! Ser l6ipers
nepriiften Samilie entbieten mir bier
nit mtier imnigIteS SeileiO!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02

Ser Darwin @1fe, ober &uiperl
in 8annrun", eiu b0hit fomiiheS
2uitipiel, ipirb I'M Gaiilto ont CONT.
tag Ibeno, hen I. Sebruur, aufge'
fiibrt peroeu. ga Dies ons leBte
Spiel Dor 6olten lit, iolten IQe bieic
@eleaenheit belnlben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
SGs Glen I'M ct. Marisn= Gaiinu,

meldeS Die WtGnuer Der @emeinoe
GIN MittlpoG g(ben0 poriger ISOLDE
ouitii1ter, botte an 1000 Yerionelr
SuIontnteuge6roht. lueldJc benn aud,
ellie geipeiit lulrrOcn mo 5lpar III
rubiger rno ongcncBmer @siie, obne
hie aeriuqite Storung. 80brenO
he3 Mtablea concertirte cine eigeH$
teitrQte MulitfopeQe mo es berrlfte
ollgemeine Seiterfeit lul6 6robiim.
Ger &einertrag 0eS 5elteS miro Elm
cnIeDnlifer llno mobl leid,t 5000
fem. Die 8eili6er gingen aae bodIt
beirieoigt Oouor.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
Spre@t bur!

g9ir Iino in Der &ags, gle nit allen
SOrteu gQenuuursn, Ssfen. Seppis
den, Watten unb Seltuh Su periebsn,
ale BON leitenoen 6abrlfanten 9emabt
unb sessn Saar setauft, ipelde mir Su
PreiIen anbisten, Die lonit nirseuos
auq,botsn tpsroen f6nnen.
Sames &ebi Il 6 Q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
sSarmeu IN Derfauien.

5000 ader Soub inter Gultltr in Stenrus So,
Wiun. ,Smei 5iB tiefer i~diuerer id)luaraer 9obeII
init 9ehms lIuterl1ge. &un 100 bis $50 Gder In
eiuer SurnI. cute Web0uOe, geGiier uno @ieiet
nui ieoer Sarul. 9~ieielbeIt liegen uou l bis 3
Weileu upn tatboliider Nirdle, Sduleu; Cream.
gen: Elm Sittsl UGar, Stuei Srittel npf Bsit an
iedls Gro3snt ,5Itereiiel. lin Rdberes luenoe
man ih on !. u. 68arnectitD, Nelroie,
EteQruS So. Rinu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
9QiQ Oeneral=S ture fpuien.

Gin @cidbaitSmamI IN 2ubuque mOdlte eiucn
General tore III elmer StGot, cinem Staotdleu
uoer IN stlIer Sanoeemetnoe %tGulen, Man ~idbreibe
buqie, Spuu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
&uremb urgti6es.
Rsrxtatsts &taatsh.
( d aSttd)

gEir babeu nod eiue an,Obl Ggen1s
plare ors @erfes Isle SnIeRlbnrgrr
in Der neuru BELT" bon ". 0hnnsr,
sr., gu hrrtaufsn. sas Bud 1T ]sef
81 babsn sum Freiie ban s1.50 sss
bunpsu unD $1.00 broi9irt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
@n lit Safob Simoa?

Ser @euGRute iii aus SiInpndj, 9uren6urg, aev
biirtig. 9err Simpu arbeitete irlber IN Chicago
iir bic @ebritoer %SGouer OIL Der &odmszStraRe
uno Iuobute LANCE 9eit bel Germ Gusuit Ruel ais
oerieIbe nod IN Chicago mar. Sdm mar er cine
LANCE 3eit NadltipGohter bet Der Chicago @laS
Gunlpanu, uuO mar 3tlest III elmer gSirtbideit
an -. Strabe Hno @obaib NoeuTe beid;Gitigt.
gScr ctuGS uou INN lueiB, IN freltuolidtit eebeteu,
eS oil Wep. W. NJ, care OF ,&urembltrger
Gazette, 9ubMaIe. SoIua, Hn nteloeM.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
Gntc Warm III Derfaufea.

Iornr pm $50 Nder, rcue GtriuIuige Bsbduoe.
Guce qut eiuasrtd1tet, uiics inter GultIr, qect1.
net iilr gemtidltsS TorucH. III iuohlhGbcuocr
oeutidler tnthoitider Nodlbnr'd1o't ullo gntcnt
Martt IN 0er Adhe. aGigeuthltmer m0djte i;tl IN
ben RubeitGuo ieBeN. liuI %lueitere AuStAUIt
~i5reibr AT george saupt, NIelr0ie. Yiiru.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02

&n iGrer @oDnllng. 2G7 Stof.
foro 9lpcluuc, ilnrO Srau Sophia
@iiiQcr @attin OC5 Gr.Eoli5eimolI-
lies MiIler, I'M gIIter bon 50
SO9EesI-
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
2u herfauien.

Shmieoe uno gaGgerwertitatte, gSnarenlGger
uuo SlrbeitSgerathe Su %ntdBtaeu Hreiieu. Aeine
before sage tpI U0rplidleu SuUo. Yieide, oeItide
NujteoluuB nit groBer tatnuliider stride ltno
Sdiuti tier Sdlule. BrnBe ner Stuieoe a bel 80.
q. 8. Sauier, ct. Soieph, Solpa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
aaiebanolana.

9err Aiois SaieL 10. 1912 Sofuas StraBe, SIT.
Uudue. Soiou; bet tets cine uulltaHoige NuSIunhl
einbeimiiter uuo itupurtirter adieiUrten upr,
rGtbig. NuSiparIige Sctelmtger iuerper prompt
bCiOr9t. Hreisliite Iutro nui SerlGllgeU gerne
Suqeianot.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
Waeuteu aeiumt.

Sir 6en ctnot Sptun. cute Gunuuiiiiou iuiro
5ugeitdcrt Niau ipeHoe ih an: Veterinary
science A ~cciation, Dyersville, Iowa. FRED
j. kER-.. Manager.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
3ielc AatLoiifeu fauien 9auS

iu bent beten iIn9eu uuo meiil tatbpliidlsn
County GomluIoS, i'm irurbtbnreN Sim Silver
Sbal i'm ReGeIts, 6ruftz, Sort uub gieb @ee
biete oeS * orrenideiu 2 StndteS". Sdlbne
5drnS S5-S25 per Nder. Spldle al reHten 81 20
per elder. Nliloe &iuter. @eiuuoes &aHer uio
alimn. Sirdle NIB fiarrer. Seget 3uitmarteu
bel IUo idlreitet I'M NustuHit MI
Rev. Pastor Holy Cross Church,
Ipswich, South Dakota.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
Nauias Tarmlan0.

Gllr Die bette UeIegeubsir nm eltes 2au0 5u
tauien III osurif)eH tatholiidlea @emeiuoen, I'm
liiolidleu %Sduins. ldlretbt iir getreue sustmlit
iur oas &uch out There In kansas. Apreiirt:
T.. gSeinidDenf aiHgnlau, aaH5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
Gbicagp, ben l. Jsb.
8etreipe

uctCctoe
RG;su-
Wui. S99@9Ot.
Sltli. S2y@S3k.
Sorl-
@oi. 5Os @5G4.
SuIi. 41S@4S4.
Safer
Wloi. AZ Q43t.
Suli. 3V@3s.
Sis5nasft.
S6peiue-
Sbwsrs, 81. 7505.1 -.
Shwere. raube, a. 7j@4.Sj.
Seihte. 81. 50aS4.95.
Semilhts, S4.70@5.10.
@leb-
Rluopteb, So 1O@5.5O.
aIbe uuo Rmper. S1.2594. 30.
&eras Sttere, 81. 5004. 10.
Q&slterIs, $3.00@4.50.
S6aIe-
Q2etlihe odmmey, 81. 100000.
Ginheimilte GGmmer $3. 15G6.0 90.
g9sItlide SGaie, So. 50@4.25.
Giubsimiihe Sdafe. $3.50@4.55.
p]ropiioasH.
SawsiusTsiid-
%Ou.: S12. 90@$l3.2j.
Woi. Sl3.020Sl3.30
S6moI;-
Sau.: 81. 50@S7.5j.
Moi.: $7.30@$7.4j.
Clipper
Sau.: G37@G.9O.
Woi. S.. G0@$6.G2. y
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
@o lit Safo6 Wahtemes?

7erielbe III aus Gbleu5, @reis 8itbnrg. 9ieeiez
rungsbe6irt Srier, 9sbiirtig luo lit i'm Sabre 1882
ieine Iorefe ssiGiiisit al Ssiitrid, 2noitss, i22
gincplH 9loenne, SlIutirt, u. y.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
SteQe %nerlanat.

Git lebiger N1ann, in ben 5O'er 3abrer, iudt
Stele bel elmer suteii 5amiIie. aann lreeIlo cine
@rbeit perrihten. Witt mldBigem &phH 5uirieoer.
Wiau idreibe on z. j., care Catholic printing
60. SubuQue, Roma.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
GatholiidDe warmer,

iueldie iidl IN Wnrulaub nieoerIoiien moIlen, 100
Is fGft Gberol tatbpliidle airdhen uuo Seluleu 10.
luie ben belteu 3Rartt iGr SGrmprooutte stbt, fort.
lleu irei ~uniionit gennue N~lt2tunit ul0 iidnereu
Rath erbGltel. lpeur lie einen oelttidner Sriei
idlrei6en an 6errlt Setretdr HERMANN
Baltimore. Md.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
Sbe Mutual 9iie 9uimaare Ganpaup
Of giep gprf,

Sisarb 81. RsGurbp, 9rdFSsat.
FLEMING BROS, Managers,
Dubuque, Des Moines, Omaha.
George | Brown, Special Agent.
w. d. Middlesworth, Special Agent,
Dubuque, Iowa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
Sic biciigen i3%lueigucreiue Der
Sdntgeielidaft

Sic biciigen 3iueispcreiue Der
Sdntgeielidaft
eripGbIten ON Otontog N6en0 Se'
nplteu wie iolgt:
sir zen ct. Soiepb'5- Serein Scr
Ct. Warien.@ emeiuoe:
4$r1Iioeut - Sobann 9teien.
8icc,Brdiibent - @. Wtiinnig.
GefretGr lt1O G9obnleiiter =
Sernlonm @iI6er0ing.
Muri6au - 8erbaro SuefelS.
&fitglieO heS Sinmn3 = Gomite3:
SrGlt3 &einfrieo.
Ser ct. Gtepbm'$ 3weig Der
Ser5 SSeIu 8 @emein0e:
Yr0ii0ent - SoGann &ieier.
&ice.G rGiiOent - Hllrqrit SniIer.
Sctretar um0 Sd)atmciltcr - o.
SiQe.
Mitalieo 6c3 6innu5sGomite3: IS.
Hpttemeier, Or.
Mitglieb heS S(nfnabmetG omiteS:
Granj SoiielmUnn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
gu ~berfanfen.

Cine Ser 6eiter Carmen in 7Ubnlue gouutn III
3u pertnuieu. Rau Ipeiot iid aH I. ". GarIn,
513 Bunt Y Suiuruncs Sai,otug, Gubuaue, 3uua
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
Murktherfd1tF
our oen &rpbperf9Gf.

An II {, ben ], sch.
8,treiOe. 1su, NebL etc.
@ai.r: 30@31c.
Eort: 43645c.
@erlte: 30-50c per Guibel.
Ro9seI: 45-50c per guibel.
Nea: $7.59@s. so.
Wssbl: Futent, s4,609a.so; iraisst,
4.4064.6 SO.
SIsi.: $1,000. @s17.oo
Sntter, @teruu6G d e.
Gter: 23c per 0useno.
Sutter: 8airp, zoe p. Giunb; Creams
erp 23@24c.
&dIe: gtabm Gdir, 1916; 9ria, 12i.
Groceries etc.
8sis: 6i-9sc per 9furb.
Swiebeln: 70 per guibsl.
Iepfel: So, 00@$3.15 per 9drrel.
Sartoiie!; 20 per Sulbel.
Gie5.
Gtiere: S3. 75@4.Oo.
NiHber: S3.00@3.25.
Suhe: $2.50@3.0 90.
SGiber: Sd. 00a5.O0.
SriibtinsS zSGmrner: S3.00Q4.00
S6melne(ou BEN 6uB): $4.6o@4:5 per
bupoert Efuuo.
Eteb (aei6lahtep.
MnSfaI6: 7@7tc per Rfuup; Giubsr,
6@6tc per GilHO.
S9GTfsli6: 6i@Se
Froui ions.
@jerdndertes 6lsii6 S6int,u, 11@12:;
Sped, 12@15c.
SGmal;; s@Sic.
aobteu: &arttObleu, $500 per Come.
'poI5: Suites Gi4enbolS 5.O0@s6.5O per
Rorbs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02
Staat mud Amgegeud.
kntered atths Postofacs at Dubuque, Iowa
andadmittsd Tor transmission thrsuga
thomails at second-class rates.
Weiicuoe Naenten:

9lnipn &epmau. e. g SfmarB.
Nic Saper.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1904-02-02

@etaijeneSult: SGute go. 1, : Gents;
go. 3 8 G.uts.
6riI6 9elclSsue GolbbGute: 20. 1, o.
@eAts; zee. 2, s Gents.
SaIs: go. !, 4 GentS; 80. g, 3 Gents.
ShafSieus: l2@2OGents.
Srp Ecue, $1,000 per &pNpe; Miueral,
S29 per &%auienO; NIat Sat, S31@36 per
Sonue.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-07-15
By the Initiative,

The friends of the primary election
system will force the issue this fail
by means Of the initiative. A law
has been drafted, and will be circu-
lated with a petition to submit it to
vote of the people at the coming
election. There is no question that
the necessary five per cent of the vot-
ers Of the state will sign the petit
tion for such law.
III the petition is circulated and
filed as provided by law, the coming
Legislature will submi. the proposed
law TO vote at the next general
election, that Of 1906, and it will be
effective for the nominations TO be
made in 1908.
The initiative up to this time has
never been invoked, and it will be
seen that it is go arranged that the
action taken by means Of its provi.
sions can not be hasty one. 1t
must be not less than two years
from the time of the petition until
the proposed law can be voted upon,
and in the case Of this election law
nearly another two years before it
will become effective.
OF course the matter might be hast
ened if the legislature should pass
the primary election law at the com.
ing session, thus obviating the ne-
cessity Of passing the initiated law
Woonsocket News.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-07-15
PUNlPS, Rspsifs' S'|'si''''''' Piping ! ing
Watertanks, Lawns Piped, Gas
Piping and Fittings.
T.. KRUMVIEDA.
At De Building.
At De smet Lumber Cos Building.

and train our young men in the art
of war; la this twentieth century,
with our state dotted over with
school houses and churches, is II
necessary to train the youth to pre-
pare; if;sa;rrss 81 Tais tFasrsouaiiiiy, We are
opposed to the whole system and do
not believe it is the kind of training
to give young men, or the example
to set before the youth Of our state.
1t is an expensive luxury for the tax
payer to keep up in order that a
few men may hold Office and get out
on a dress parade once a year. tire,
solves itself into sort Of a POLITICAL
pow WOW where the elect can meet
and celebrate at the expense Of the
state. Watertown Times.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-07-15

THAT South Dakota has some very
foolish laws upon its statute books is
terribly in evidence as time passes
An instance has occurred in this city
which demonstrates the fact fully.
By the provisions of the pharmacy
law it is necessary for the proprietor
of drug store to be registered
pharmacist, or, if the store is operat-
ed by firm, at least one member
must be so registered. 1t is proper
that an individual who dispenses
drugs should possess the necessary
qualifications, but why should the
law prohibit any man from investing
his money and engaging in the drug
business SO long as registered
pharmacist is employed to dispense
the drugs7 Beyond doubt such a
law is unconstitutional. By the
same power any class of men can be
prevented from entering the banking
business, and by the same right it
might be carried one step farther and
prohibit all but certain individuals
named by the Legislature from en-
gaging in any particular line of busi
ness. 1t is almost always the case
that laws growing out OF desire to
protect, or rather, create a mono
poly for any certain bosiness interest
are unconstitutional and ridiculous.
Another law upon our statute books
that is just as rank as the pharmacy
law is that claimed to regulate the
practice of medicine. By that law
are physicians from outside the state
prohibited from practicing without
first passing an examination, which
is proper, but it goes farther and
prohibits any physician from outside
the state from travelling from place
to place without first paying a $50.
license fee, although be has first
proved his qualifications by passing
an examination so strict that the
medical association did not dare to
subject its own members to its re-
quirements. It was simply another
case Of an attempt to legislate in
the special interests of certain
class. Another law that was calcu-
lated to protect special interest
was that drawn and presented by the
Retail Merchants Assoclatior, but
in the haste of the committee hav-
ing charge Of the drafting of this
law they fell down on the very point
they most wished to cover, that Of
agents soliciting orders for groceriss
from so called wholesale houses. A
member Of the recent Legislature told
this writer that these two last laws
were drafted BY q committee Of the
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-07-15

County Auditor Purintun has
sentthe assessment returns OF this
county to the state department.
prompt, AS usual. Mr.. p. informs US
thatt valuation as equalized by
the county board amounts to S5.S44,-
0l900, an increase over last year OF
$576,425.00 The auditor and county
board met with the assessors early in
the season and went oversthe instruc-
tions from the state department, and
as result the assessors did better
work than ever before. There was
no change by the county board.
The Farmers Coo Operative Assn
has nearly completed repairs on the
elevator purchased. 1t has been hard
work to interest some Of the farmers
in this movement, owing to we'll
directed effort on the part OF some
individuals to head off the PROPOSE
tion, and yet some who refuse to
take hold of the matter are the loud
est to kick in the fall because, as they
say, we have mo grain market
Had there been as much opposition
to the creamery movement few
years ago, De Smet would not be the
town tits today. The elevator is
right in the same line and should
receive the hearty support OF fsf;n-
ers and business men, yet there are
some of both classes throwing cold
water. Get right on this matter and,
if you have not already taken share
of stock, do SO at once.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-07-15
Cured of Chronic Diarrhoea After
Ten Years Of Suffering.

II wish to say few words in
praise Of Chamberlain's Collie,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy"
says Mrs Matte Burge, of Martins
vile, Va. II suffered from chronic
diarrhoea fof ten years and during
that time tried various medicines
without obtaining any permanent re-
lief. Last summer one of nay child
rem was taken with cholera morbus,
and j procured bottle of this
remedy. Only two doses were re-
quired TO give her entire relief. /
then decided to try the medicine my
self, and did not use all Of one bottle
before was well and ] have never
since been troubled with that com
plant One cannot say too much
in favor Of that wonderful medicine"
This remedy is for sale by all
druggists.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-07-15

THERE is one denunciation by the
democratic convention with which
we heartily agree, although we are
suspicious that it was inserted for the
purpose of catching voters rather
than for use in the event of pos.
sible success at the polls. 1t is as
follows:
"We denounce the ship subsidy
bill recently passed by the United
States senate as an iniquitous appro-
priation of public funds for private
purposes.
But while we agree with the above,
we much doubt the sincerity OF the
conventions platform in any and
every respect. There is another de-
nunciation that sounds well; it will,
as it appears in print. meet .he ap
prevail of every western republican,:
Private monopoly is indefensible
and intolerable. individuality OF
opportunity aud free competition are
essential to healthy and permanent
commercial prosperity, and any trust,
combination or monopoly tending to
destroy these by controlling produc-
ton. restricting competition or fixing
prices, should be- prohibited and
punished by law
However, when we remember that
scandalous sale of bonds by Cleye-
land to the Morgan Syndicate,
through which the syndicate pocket,
ed Ss,0O0,O00 that should have gone
into the national treasury, and that
the convention which framed the
above plank really had serious
thoughts of possibly nominating
Cleveland to third term, we are
compelled to believe that this plank
is only another sheet Of sticky vote
paper. The platform is silent on
the money question and quite long
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-07-15

BY an order of the czar there will
be no more baishment or execution
of political suspects in Russia with
out first allowing the accused trial
by jury. Heretofore such suspects
have been punished by either of the
penalties named, sometimes without
the formality of even pretended
examination. The Russian people
are being benefited at home by this
war in the far east. This is the great
est reform instituted in Russia for
several decades. 1t will make the
Russian government stronger
power than even before.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-07-15

THERE will be no argument on the
money question during the present
campaign. The democratic platform
is silent upon the subject and Parker
has taken advantage of the oppor
tunity to commit the party through
himself, as their standard bearer, to
the gold standard. This is pure
Cleveland Hill democracy and j,
will not strike the western democrat
favorably. 1T is complete change
of front on the money question, and
virtually admits that they were in
error on that issue during the past
two campaigns.