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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-10-14
AFTER WHITE PLAGUE.
'reu,os's Congress Urges All Ma
tons to Taxa Art;o.

IONS TO Take Action.
LOUIS. Oct. THE international
lowing resolution: ue ioi-
nesolved, That it is the sense of the
t thheefnational congress of tuberculosis
ma. u is the imperative duty of all
civilized governments to taLa ;ra-
snsula.e action for the arrest of the
spread of this scourge. And further
t va y Is the sense of this congress that
one government should appoint a gov
ernor Of public health with a seat in
ont caDinet, empowered with adequate
aulnority and means to suppress tu-
~berculosis. =
Among the committee on resolutions
We're Dr. A. 70. Hanchette, of Council
6iuHs. Ia, and DR.. Denslow Lewis. Of
Chicago. "
Dr. Denslow Lewis advocated pub-
IicIty regarding tuberculosis. He also
favored the German system of com
pulsory life insurance for working
people n detailed the value of in
s~titutional treatment
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-10-14
John D.'s COUSIN, roc.
But Mr.. Rockefeller Of Kansas Is Run
ming for the Legislators on Anti
Trust Platform.

Topeka, Kan, Oct 4.-One OF h
hardest political fights In the state
this year is in Russell county for mem
bership I'm the lower branch OF the
legislature. The fight Is between
Charles Z. Hall. republican. and Frank
s. Rockefeller, democrat. Rockefeller
Is a cousin OF John D.. head OF the
STANDARD Oil company, but he IL max
ing his fight on an antf-trust platform.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-10-14

TieftsIn, Oct. 5.--The Gazette here
hears that the Chinese government has
received information that the Japanese
are preparing to send two divisions
against vladivostok.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-10-14
MULLAH BREAKS OUT.
Bad Man Of SomaIiiand Reported =
Have Gone on the War Path
In Earnest.

Alden. Arabia. Oct 1.-The Sornali
and robbed the Ogadain tribe. killing
600 tribesmen and capturing many
caSnels and sheep.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-10-14

hundred fndAv.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1904-10-14
|HOAR IS BURIED;
SON NOMINATED
Name of Massachusetts Grand
Old Man vii! Remain on
Roll of Congress.
ARE SIMPLE
Or. Edward Everett Hale Pays q
Touching Tribute to the Life and
Character Of His Life
Long Friend.

Worcester. Mass, Oct. 1.-THE re.
publican convention for the third con-
g~ressionai district today nominated
lockwood Hoar, son of the late sem
ator Hoar. by reclamation for repre-
sentative.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-10-27
FriehtfuI Penalties

During the past two years The In
dependent has repeatedly charged that
the administration of the "redeemers
in this state had been an extrayagant
experiment. 1t has charged that the
public burdens upon the people or TINS
state were being constantly lncreasea
and added to. 1t has shown time ana
) again that these increased burdens
were unnecessary, and that the pay
ment for them would cause revo-
luton of sentiment against the ad-
ministraIion of these ''redemers HOW
true these statements were, every CHI
zen of the state has now learned; no"
we'll founded was the prediction Oh
rising OF the people against thls eA-
travagance, the people OF TINS state
are learning every day.
At the cost of much pains The In
. dependent has secured statement
from several OF the counties OF this
state, scattered throughout the entlIe
state, especially throughout the a2ri-
cultural section, showing the increase
of 1e taxes upon the farms IN ths Sc
counties. For the sake Of brevity the.
postoffice addresses OF the owners anu
the descriptions Of the lands are
omitted Upon this point The lnde-
pendent will be glad to furnish, upon
inquiry, the postoftice addresses OF the
owners and the descriptions OF the
lands in any Of the counties enume-
rated below
If you are one of these citizens, you
will realize what it means to indulge
too frequently in=the eyras'saaan stsass'
.4sSSemings Nebraska from fusion adj
abstraction Ii you are not one OF
1dtse whose names appear, look up
dl} neighbor, and SIX him how he
IA the task OF paying his penalty
II r THE cost of redemption Ask
lim what it has cost him for staying
oil Nome and allowing the railroads to
culture the state.
Here are the items of increase OF
taxes upon farms in the several coun-
ten enumerated:
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1904-10-27

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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-05-11
ATTACHMENT
Issued Against Levi Skidmore's
Property.


If there is any one in Parkers-
burg who knows what has become
Of Levi Skidmore, who has been
missing since Saturday morning
of last week, that individual can
not be found.
Mr.. Skidmore's disappearance
has given rise to rumOrs Of var
ious kinds, and many whispered
intimatiOns have been made, even
by some of his friends, but there
are many persons who are loathe
to believe that business difficulties
had anything to do with Mr.. Skid
more's conclusion to shake the
dust Of Wood county from his
feet.
The supposition that he had
met with foul play while on his
way from New Martinsville to
Jacksonburg to pay some men
who were employed by him and
l. W. Lynch on a bridge they
had contracted to build, is not
sustained by developments.
1t appears that on Friday NOR
ming, some of Mr.. Skidmore's as
sociates in Parkersburg had an in
timation that he was going away,
and it was also evident at that
time his relatives and business as
sociates at Dallison had been ap-
prised that something was wrong,
for on Friday morning, after Mr..
SkidmOre had left Parkersburg
some of his relatives came to that
city and were engaged for some
time in animated conversation,
which is supposed to have been
about Mr.. SkidmOre.
By some persons who know Mr..
SkidmOre it is said that he has
gone to Texas. However, that Is
merely speculation.
There were several attachments
sworn out yesterday before
Squire Thomas by some OF the
smaller creditors of Mr. Skidmore
and if he has not met with foul
play, and intends to come back to
vindicate himself, it is very detri1
mental to his reputation as a bus
iness man to remain away longer
without making an explanation.
Mr. Skidmore, as is known, is
a member Of the Wood county
court. He is not under bond, and
as he has not committed breach
of Office he cannot very well be
removed from that Office. 1t IS
likely that the two remaining
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-05-11
BUSINESS DEPRESSION

prophecies depression; when ev-
cry man boards his money, re-
frains from buying goods, neg
lects to embark in building enter
prises-in short, when everyone
talks hard times, their expecta-
tions are quite liable to be real
lied in that direction. When one
pauses to consider the present
situation thoughtfully, there is
really no cause whatever for ex-
peeting a business upheaval. There
is hardly the remotest possibility
for any change in our government
tai affairs. If the conditions dur
ing the past four years have been
such as to justify and warrant
prosperity, why should we not ex-
pect continuation of it, There
is absolutely nothing to warrant
belief in a political change. All
this hue and cry about the dull
ness incident to a Presidential
year is unwarranted. 1t is simply
a cry Of wolf when there is no
wolf. Were business men gener-
ally to pursue the even tenor Of
their ways. and do less talking
about dull times, we would all be
better for it.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-05-11
WOMAN'S LITERARY CLUB.
Interesting Session Held Yester-
day Afternoon.

Yesterday afternoon the Wom-
ans Literary club of Sistersville
met in the City Hall and held one
of the most enjoyable and profit
able entertainments in the history
Of the organization. 1t is with a
feeling of regret that the members
look forward to the next meeting,
it being the last of this season s
sessions.
Although only six months old,
the club has increased it's member
ship to forty-seven active mem
bers; it has become a member OF
the State and National Federation
of Woman s clubs, and will have
a representative at the biennial
convention of the National FEEDER
ation of Woman's clubs, which
will convene in st. Louis next
week. Mrs. H. B. Bowden has
been chosen delegate to this
Injecting.
Yesterdays meeting was called
to order by the president, Mrs. A.
lC. Jackson, and the roll-call was
Responded to by current events.
After a short business session
Mrs. George Hill presented the
historical paper on advance
ment-1S75-1S9O." Mrs. Hill han
died her subject in way that
made each one feel that it is a
great and good thing to be a llv-
ing participant in this age OF
wonderful activity and achieve
ment, and that our advance
ments as a Nation and a people
has been wonderful indeed.
Mrs. Hills paper was follow
ed by one written on the life and
personalities Of Oliver Wendell
Holmes by Mrs. Frank Phillips:
lin closing Mrs. Phillips recited
"The Boys and the Last
Leaf" Both were delightfully."-
given, and were enjoyed and ap-
preciated by all present.
Miss Nell Burns read a very
carefully prepared paper on Our
statesmen" Miss Burns took as
her examples Washington and his
contemporaries, and presented
1.-THE life and work of each Of these
great historians in such a sehol-
larly way that we recall the poet s
tribute 'sthat lives Of great men
all remind us we can make our
Lives sublime and departing leave
behind us footprints on the sands
lof Time. =
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-05-11
SIsTERSvILLE, w. VA.
State Bank-Incorporated 1892.

members Of the court will trans
act all the business Of that body
until there are further develop
ments, at least. Mr. Skidmore
has not resigned, and il cannot
be found in the statutes where it
specifies how long an official can
remain away without fulfilling the
duties of his office, so it cannot
be seen how a successor to Dir.
Skidmore can. be selected.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-05-11

If each succeeding Presidential
election is to bring with it sea-
son of business depression and in
activity; if eras of acknowledged
prosperity are to be nipped in the
bud, and the wheels of progress
turned in the opposite direction
whenever the people are called up
on to select a Chief Executive Of
the nation, it would certainly
seem to be the part Of wisdom to
increase the length of the period
between these occurrences. In
other words, if the stagnation
must accompany each Presiden-
tial election, would it not be ad-
visable to sustain these business
paralytic shocks less frequently /?
This could be done by lengthen-
ing the Presidential term to five
or six years, with provision that
no President should succeed him
self. Cause is supposed to pro-
duce effect, but it sometimes
seems as if effects were produced
by effects-or, as, if our ills were
self-productive. 1t frequently hap
pens that we become frightened
when there is no cause for alarm.
When everybody predicts and
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-05-11
THE PROHIBITION COUNTY CONVENTION

The Prohibitionists of Tyler
county are hereby called to meet
in convention in the Court house
at Middlebourne, W. Va, on We'd
nesday, June l, 1904, at 10 o'clock
a. m, for the purpose Of nominal
ing candidates for the various
county offices to be voted for at
the coming November election, OF
selecting delegates to the State
Prohibition convention to be held
at Clarksburg, June 1st, 1904, and
of transacting such other business
as the convention may deem prop
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-05-11

er.
Rev. J. w. Bedford, editor of
the Mountain State Patriot, will
address the convention.
All citizens of the county who
by voice and vote will aid in the
destruction of the liqour traffic
are invited to be present and par
ticipate.
By order Of the County Execu-
tive Committee.
NJ. NJ. REPPARD,
Chairman.
= J. E. SWAN, Secretary.
Middlebourne, May 10, 1904.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-05-11
Desperadoes Were Recaptured.

Friday at 6 O'Clock eight or ten
prisoners In the Mcdowell eOun-
ty Jail at Weleh ponnced upon
Mae Day, the jailer, and beat him
into Inconsistencies. They took
his pistol and started on the run.
Will Eubanks, a clerk in CulrOss
store, started in pursuit. Joe
Grant attempted TO use the gun
he had taken from Jailer Day, and
Eubanks shot Grant three times.
Grant cannot live but short time.
All the escaped prisoners were re-
captured.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1904-05-11

Like the gas bills, vegetables
continue 10 grow.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-11
Our6 @etfesqeeenpar

Our9 9etfesgegennart
zines @9aufpielers purbe in benz
Scott : Sbeater in Marinette, Wis.,
cine 8anif perbiitet, bic unter umz
itGnben bGtte entfebli9 nerben fDnnen.
MG6ren6 Der 0pritelung bate etn
S9ou1pieler einen brennenoen Cigar
rem itummel aus benz 6enfter ieiner
Garberobe auf einen 9aufen Mfia ge>
t~pprfen, unb balb erfiiuten Ruu9nol=
fen ben Haum unter Der 8ibne. Sur4
aue Gugen brGngte fi9 Der 3au3 in
ben Sbeaterraum nnb bic 8efu9er
tpurben unrubig. Sober elite ben Mnsz
sdngen 3u. @iele Der Mnipefenben, Die
ben &opf niGt perloren, riefen: Seine
@efabr! 8leibt fiben!" aber tie batten
fpenie Grfolg bamit. Damn trat M.
S. gonlon, Der erite 2iebhdber Der
Sruppe, fpel9e .Sbe MifOuri 9irl"
eiebt, ppr bic Rampe unb f9rie in ben
3uf9auerraum binein: vnm's 9tmz
melspiuen, benft an bas Sroqnots<
Sbeater unb bleibt fiBen!" Die Worte
bes @9auipielers i9ienen Die Menge
gu berubigen, unb obpobl mebrere
bunbert gerIonen f9On auf bie9traBe
geluufen naren, nurbe bas Sptel fortz
gefeBt. Gs tpnrbe Niemanb perleBt.
Der bur9 bas 6euer dngert9tete Terz
luit 1T gering. Die 5ldmmen, bic ppn
Der itGbtif9en5eueripe6r gelOi4t pur=
ben. erreihten bic Saenerien niht.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-11

MAIDEN, @raf &obIonppsfi bprgeitent
gu nerber n-e ben 9er3pg BON Com
2omDnb ~lel.l.1ll gu lernen, Der iebens
fdas @influB in ben englif9en Colo
MEN bat unb fbm pieuei9f 6ur9 ein
Wort bon Nuben iein f0nnte = Sic
ieben, i'd bin gan5 offen, liebes GrGus
lein BON Oornberq!!"
nSa, i'd febe bas," entgegnete Srir
reiignirt. nNber es fommt bp9 au9
Der iunge Hinbis, piffen sic
Limb mas bate bas nit meinem
@obn gu tbun?" frdgte Srau b.
@raBmann fanft. Isle finb gu riids
fidtsDoa. Was Der iunge NinDig Sbz
nG1 iiber metnen @p6n ersdblt bat,
abne i9 ia nutirli9 ni9t -"
r9ar ni9ts bat er mir er5a6lt," ftel
Srir Elm, benin 1ie bate ben iungen
Niefen Bel Ri9ters germ, trob ieiner
3olpatf6iefeit.
5rau b. graBmann 5udte bic AAs
ieln.
rSSu, tpenn es nod fein 8ruoer
pdre - ben 3ittmeiiter Ginbig bat
mein SDbn pobl auf benz Stride =
(3rir bate cine anbere 8er5ton eez
bDrt) raber bie1es GieIenzPreisbabD
BET 3i9ters = iol9 @riin2eug itebt
man etnfa9 ni4t. 4lfo na9bem mir
Oies ms Heine gebra9t, tann id ia
pobl meinem Sobne S6re gitige gtnz
ldoung uberbrtn9en, ni4t2"
SD babe ni9t bic Nbfi9t, Sbren
!6errn Sobn %etn5ulaben," pieberbolte
Srir ibren berteufelt f4peren Speed,
innerlt3 ~ber5peifelt iiber ben harten
&f.
v@b = al1o perfDnli9e 3ancune9"
fragte Sruu b. 9raBmann NIT beben<
ben Nufenfliigeln. Isle MAIDEN ii9
Idderli9, 5rdulein BON Oornberg,
meinem Sobn etnen Semperument<
ousbru9 gegen Sbren u%ner3ogenen
9uno entgelten gu lahen. S4 fur9te
muir -"
vM9 mol" REF Srir, ii9 in ibrer
@erlegenbeit INNER tiefer bineinres
benb. n@r bat fi3 ia enti4uloigt :
mehr tann Die bummlte Sans ni9t
p~erlangen ="
yM6 - Ii alIo, narum nolen
Sic metnen Sobn ni9t einlaben9
8ieGei9t BADEN Sic ni9t iiberlegt,
baB bies Elm Affront gegen mid
tpGre ="
vMan fann's ni9t Mnen re9t ma=
9en," ~erpiberte Srir. rNtemanb
fam 3tpeen 9erren bienen, piirbe Der
Nater fdgen. Sc gtbt aber bod 2eute,
bte's fertig bringen unb nie bic Gins
bdbne BON einem gum anberen bopfen,
Mber i@ tann's ni9t. @s liegt ni9i
in mir. Wie SIZES ouffahen, muB if
Mrs gefaqen lafen, 70 f4per mir's
pirb, benin i9 tbue Niemanb eerr
peb, bus betBt nit @bft9t. Nber in
bieiem Sale nirb mfrs our Pflt9t
gema9t."
80 i9 febe, man bat Sbr sc:
miitb gegen metnen Sohn bereiftet,
erpiberte 5rau b. @raBmann leiben=
f4aftli9. LIMB i9 abne au9, Dor
tpel9er Settle bas @ift fommt. Nber,
febte iie pl0Blt9 febr rubig unb fanft
bin5u, naber Die ungere6ttgfeit oiefel
Melt at traeen, mar tmmer metr
@9tdfal unb tit nun meiaes drmer
SDbnes 2ops. Gum leBtenmal: St'
molten meinen Sobn ri9t etnlaben9'
Srir bate Die arme Srdu Bis bier
Der leib gethan, benin iie mar bod i'm.
merbin Die Mutter ibres So6nes uni
fonnte ni9ts fir behen b0ie Stret4e
Nbet iebt fiiblte fie page, als 9ing'
Srau b. 9raBmann bod gu peit, ols
mare lire @inbringli4feit, gelinoe &c:
5agt cine unbef 6eibenbeit, gegen BIZ
etpas in ibr Sront mu9te.
nIetn, i9 min Sbren Sobn mid
einIaben," p%ieberbplte tie nit eine1
Seitigfeit, bic etgentli3 iebes peiter'
Wort dbfGnitt.
CsSprtfebund fpIdt.)
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-11
epesiaIs Stsnale.

grften . S9Lise, sspeiter aIarrn,
1tretten Q S&Idse, brttter alarm,
0rttten 2 S&Iase, rierter alarm
l-2-1, Seer aus rnb S9Lau@ a~ufeerrRA.
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10 S4Liee, 10 t1Fr 9aittng&.
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u6&ter 6~neeeeben ba an ben betreHeabes SSrotes
aeua,treea tetne NIormtdsfer a~naebrGdt AaA.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-11
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tigam: uMber Snfel, cine 3uderbiits
als 6o68eits9e1Genf - mas fpn bas
6eiBen2" Snfe1: DAB nun fir bid bic
S9ule bes 2ebens besinnt."
@rDBte 9eu9eGet. Stu=
bent: 9enfe Dir, mein S9neiber tit
nu9 Nmerifa bur9gebrunnt; nun
fam i9 linn Die bunbert Mart ni9t
geben, Die i9 inn f9ulbig bin. Was
fagft 9u ba5u, tit bas ni9t f9red=
li4?
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-11
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