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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-08-03

Tor Kemp. Prime Minister of England
in the days of Henry VII. and also
Archbishop Of Canterbury Mr.. Kemp
at the present time holds the position
as pastor Of the Alpha Lutheran
church in Turtle Creek, Pa, a suburb
Of Pittsburg. Although Mr.. Kemp
has lived the greatest part of his life
in America in his early boyhOOd days.
he spent much time travelling with his
father through Europe, living some
little time in Cornwall. his fathers
birthplace.
From the standpoint of fashion the
August Delineator is a most attrac-
tive number. portraying the midsum-
mer styles in all their charm and va
riety; and it contains, besides the
fashions, many features of interest to
the general reader and practical
householder The first chapters of
new serial story by Helen N. Winslow
is an item of note: it is called AT
Spinster Farm" The Lucky Piece"
is continued and there are short sto-
ries by Cyrus Townsend Brady and
Lynn Roby Meekins Mothers will
find DR.. Murray's paper on Feeding
the Child well worth reading.
The cover picture of the August
Cosmopolitan is an excellent portrait
of John Paul Jones, which accompa-
MES Alfred Henry Lewis story of him
in the same issue. Most Daring of
All Mountain Climbers" is an illustra-
ted article by George D. Abraham.
In Solving the Mystery of.sthe Stars"
Carrot P. Serviss gives an account of
the work of the Carnegie Institutions
new solar observatory on Mount Will
son, Cal. There are as usual contrib
uted stories by popular writer's.
NIcCalIs Magazine for August ar
rives with an attractive display of
dresses suitable for all ages. The
number also contains three short sto-
ries. several articles, and the general
departments, which treat of various
subjects with numerous suggestions Of
profitable nature.
Good Housekeeping for August is
rich not only in wholesome fun from
the homes of America, but in practical
common sense as well. The more Sc
riOus features include My Grand
mother" by Edith Livingston Smith,
illustrated by G. Patrick Nelson;
TILES in Home Decoration" by A. r.
LeBoutillier; Box Gardens of Per-
manent Value Phoebe Westcott
Humphreys; Little Cruelties to Chill
, dren," by Bertha Fl. Smith; How to
| Weave Without a Loom" by Adella
II. Beard. "Frenzied Furniture" is
! a humorous poem by Wallace Irwin,
and The Vanquished Landlord" a
true and human tale by Elizabeth
Price.
! The August Mcclure is midsummer
are The Judgment of Man." a story
by James Hopper; Beneath the Bull
dogs Bilge," by r Jenkins Hams;
"Skeezicks." a story by George RAN
dolph Chester; In Loco Parentis," by
Myra Kelly; "Catherwood's Data of
Ethics" by Arthur Train; John D.
| Rockefeller" a character study by Ida
NJ. Tarbell; The Steady" by Harvey
J. O'Higgins; Finances of the Shark
Sisters" by John MeAuley Palmer;
The Property Man" by Booth Tar
kington; AN Unfinished Story, ." by
o. Henry; "A Political Tip" story by
NJ. r. S. Andrews, and Patsy Moran
and the Lunatics," a bit of comedy by
Arthur S. Hoffman. Nearly all the ar
ticles are illustrated, and the work is
by leading artists.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-08-03

Matt. Stan. Kemp. A. NJ. the au-
thor of BOSS Tom" has written a
strong story in "Ande Trembath," to
be published in the early fall by the
c. NJ. Clark Publishing company, Bos-
ton. The authors real name is Mat
thew Stanley Kemp, a descendant of
old England, and among his ancestors
are numbered General Kemp, COM
mander of the left wing of yelling
toms army at Waterloo, and Chancel-
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-08-03

Philip Verrill Mighels, author of
The Ultimate Passion (Harper's)
has been giving encouragement to
struggling genius by telling how,
when he first went to New York, he
lived (as to meals) on fifteen cents a
day. He was writing poems and sto-
ries at the time and working at a
salary of ten dollars a week, and
lived on unbuttered bread that he
might save enough to publish his first
book.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-08-03

Broke of Covenden." J. C. Smiths
novel of contemporary British life
and character, is growing steadily in
favor with American readers. A
third edition has just been published
by it's American publishers, Messrs
Herbert B. Turner and Company.
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-08-03

McCaus Magazine for August ar
rlves with an attractive display of
dresses suitable for all ages. The
number also contains three short sto-
ries. several articles. and the general
departments, which treat of various
subjects with numerous suggestions Of
a profitable nature.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-04-27

Pure lemon made by Thompson Taylor Spice
pany, Chicago
Mrs. Prices canning compound put up w Price
Minneapolis
Pineapple made by Benton Meyers Co. Cleveland, O.
Claret syrup, by J. w. Tufts, Boston, Mass.
cherry syrup made 10y Smiths Refining company Council
Bluffs, la
strawberry syrup sold by G. L. Smith, spearhsh, SD.
Grape made by Warner Freiday Sioux City
Miners Fruit Nectar, sold by A. otmann, Lead s. d.
Strawberry made by Manierre zoe Chicago
Pure Cider vineger b. Thompson RapidCy,SD.
Red Cross apple vinegar made by Red Cross Vinegar
company ST. Louis.
High Grade Apple Red Cross Vinegar
sunflower cider wholesaied by Allen Bros. Omaha Neb
Pure cider by whitewood Sheinhorst Morrin Kan
City,
vanilla extract by Bros. Omaha. Neb
Three Star made by c. Shenkbeg Sioux City
Pure lemon extract, made by McCordBrady Co. Omaha.
Old Reliable pineapple havoring extract made tby Old
Reliable Chemical Works, Denver Colo Not properly
labeled.
Standard tomato catsup by The American
company, Philadelphia
Monarch tomato catsupm by Chicago
Apple vinegar, by Hartman Bros. Omaha, Neb.
Kuner Triple apple vinegar made by kuner Picking
pany. Denver. Colo.
Haarmann's White Wine vinegar made by Hartman Bros
Omaha
Orange powders by ziegle company Milwaukee
Raspberry by Geo zegler Co., Milwaukee.
Wild Cherry powders, made by Geo. Ziegler company
Milwaukee.
Vanilla powders by Zeger company, Milwaukee.
Hardesty's strawberry extract made by Hardesty Manu-
featuring company Denver
Hardesys banana made by Rardesty Manufacture
Denver Colo Not properly labeled on bottle
vinegar, made by whewood Seinhorst Morrn
Kansas City.
Double Strength vinegar by l. Miner
City s. ID.
Reduced cereal vinegar by McCord Brady
pany, Omaha.
Pure cider vinegar vholesaled by Adams, Graham Co,
Deadwood, 5 ID.
vinegar by C. b Thompson, Rapid Cty,sD.
Cereal V made by Haarmann Bros, Omaha, Neb.
Manse strawberry made By ManerreNo
Syrup company, Chicago
Hygia Brand cherry red dye made by H. Leber Co.. New
York city.
Hygeia yellow dye, made by II. Lieber & Cor New
YorkCi
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-04-27

me in a similar manner and whispered
that we might sup at our pleasure In
the square room" above.
So. with salute to the company, we
rose and left the taproom to the silent
smokers Of the long pipes.
"You should know" said Mount,
turning to me. that our host Is Bar
clay Rolfe. brother to Jim Rolfe OF the
Virginia Arms In Fort Pitt" And to
the landlord he said. "Mr, Cardigan.
late ward Of Sir William Johnson. but
one Of 49,"
II owe your brother much" said I.
"more than a bill for a chaise- and four.
Possibly you have heard from him
concerning that same chaise?"
for me. patting Warlock. whose beau
tiful head had swung around to watch
for my coming.
"Well, JackY asked YEARLY.
'SThe Wild Goose tavern is ours" he
said. "Good cheer and company to
match It,"
/ walked out into the paved street,
leading Warlock. Mount staggered
along beside me, squaring his broad
shoulders whenever we passed a sol
der and whistling Justify ''Tryon Coun-
ty Men, till the stony streets rang
with the melody
There was not soul abroad In the
streets, not a light TO be seen save
from one long, low building standing
midway between Chambers and Wilt
shire streets. an ancient, discolored,
rambling structure. with a weather
vane atop and long pillared porch in
front, from which hung bush OF sea-
weed and a red signboard depicting a
creature which doubtless was intended
for a wild goose.
lord. Jack" | said. "Shemuers Bear
and Cubs appeared preferable to your
Wild Goose yonder. I'm minded to
seek other quarters"
''Never trust to the looks o. things"
he laughed
led Warlock into the news to a
clean, well aired stable. where an
ostler bedded and groomed him and
shook out as pretty handful of grain
rs l had seen since / left Johnson
Hall.
Then Mount and went into the tav-
ern, where half dozen sober citizens
In string wigs sat silently smoking clay
pipes with stems full three feet long.
Good evening. the company" said
Mount pleasantly.
The men repeated his salutation and
looked at US sleepily over their pipes.
"God save our country. gentlemen"
said Mount standing still 10 the center
Of the room.
Presently the landlord came in.
glanced silently around. saluted Mount
with quiet bow. paid his respects to
/ fro m coxTINuEnI
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-04-27

Northwestern vinegar whoesaed by
company, Sioux City.
No. vinegar made by Haarnann Bros, Omaha,
vegatne color red made by Sehness Chicago.
scuily's maple syrup ID b. seully
Chicago
Hygeia orange: e--nade by II. Lieber Co
city.
Home Jersey pure catsup by Jersey company
Hamilton, o.
sorghum made 10y d. b. Sculy Syrup
pany, Chicago.
C. a. Pearsails Triple lennon extract made by C. ~ Pear
sail company. Des Moines
our Standard lemon extract CiIlett chicago.
Atlas lemon made by Reid Mudock Coz Chicago
Three vanilla made by c. shenkberg SiouxCy-
Three Star lemon extract made by Shenkberg Cos Sioux
Seal lemon extract made by kenwood Preserving company
Chicago.
raspberry made by X H. Clark Co,
Chicago.
Daily baking powder SmithChemicai
company. Cincinnati, O. Contains alum Not properly
extract Royal Kennedy and Extract
company, Dayton o.
orangeaie, made by Morgan company,
Vile. KY
Blackberry phosphate made by Morgan Lyons Vinegar
Company. Louisville, Ky
vnoa made by Morgan, Lyons Vinegar company, Louis
willie.
Calumet sorghum made by Horribly Nichols Il Parker
Apple by American Cider Co.. Hartford Mich
Apple cider mi by Haley and Long.
Pure apple cider made by Heggblade, City
Newport kechup by Tip Top KetchurCo CINCINNATI
NJ & Fine Fiavors lemon extract made by Mennig &c
Slater DesMoines
TROPICAL vanilla extract by Steele Chicago
Three Star catsup by shenkberg Sioux City
cider made by Morgan, Lyons Vinegar
company Louisville Ky
Artificial orange cider, Bonnie x Bonine
Yellow pop Hub City Bottng Works, Aber
deem, >. D.
Red pop color made by City Bottling Works Aberdeen
Orange pop made by ubCity Bottling
Iowa Medal ghum, made by Farrell Co Omaha.
Clover Leaf vanilla extract Heggblade,
Sioux City.
Ample cider made by Haley Lang * Co, Sioux Falls.
The Health Vimalt by Dubuque Brewing and
Mailing company Dubuque, Ia Not malt extract but
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-04-27
By ROBERT w. CHAMBERS

sengers from Maryland ana Virginia,
came swaying up. ] glanced up at the
outside travellers, thinking / might
know some face among them, yet not
expecting II. There were no familiar
faces. | wheeled my horse to watch
the coach go by, CHANGING idly at the
window where a young girl leaned
out, sucking a China orange. Our eyes
met for moment; the girl dropped
the orange and stared at me: l also
eyed her sharply, certain that / had
seen her somewhere in the world be-
fore this. The coach passed. | sat on
my horse looking after it. cudgeling
my wits to remember that red cheek
ed, buxom lass, who seemed to know
me too.
Then as our chaise ratified by, with
the postboys urging the horses and
Jack Mount on the box. it came to me
in a fash that the girl was the thief
takers daughter from Fort Pitt
l rode up beside Mount and told him
In a low voice that Bully Bishops
buxom lass was ahead OF us in the
Philadelphia coach and that he had
best keep his wits and eyes cleared for
Bully Bishop himself
He shrugged his shoulders, not an
swering, but / noticed he was alert
enough now, unconsciously lingering
his rife, while his quick eyes roamed
restlessly as the chaise passed In be
tween the British earthworks on the
neck
The gate guards eyed US sullenly as
we drove into the city and up long.
dusty road called Orange street. We
continued to Newbury street, to Mari
borough street. Mount directing us,
thence through Cornhill to Queen
street where we drew UP at a very
elegant mansion.
Dismounting. | took Mrs. Hamilton
from the carriage, and she unmasked,
for the fire was dying out In the west
ern heavens.
"If," she began slowly. Il should
bid you to supper at my house would
you hurt me with refusal, Michael?"
us this your house," | asked in sur
prise.
"Yes-my late husbands. Will you
conner
l explained that | cared not to leave
Mount and that also we must seek
tavern as soon "a might be, for we had
much business on the morrow which
could not wait
She listened with family hooking
air. then thanked me for my escort,
thanked Mount for his share in pro
viding me as her escort by stopping
her carriage. and finally courtesied
saying in a low voice: Your charming
Pray believe me that | wish you JOY
of your conquest"
/ thought she meant Ii, and Ii touch
ed me. But when l stepped to her
dooryard to conduct her she turned Oh
me like fash, and saw her eyes all
wet and brilliant and her teeth crush
ing her under lip.
"For a charming journey in my own
company, thank you" she said. For
your conceit and your insufferable airs
] will hnd q remedy. Remember that.
Ny humiliation under your own roof
II not forgotten. Mr.. Cardigan. and II
shall not be forgotten until you pay
me dearlyr'
The post chaise had driven on into
the news when ! returned to the
street. but Jack Mount was waiting
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-04-27

"Cade never drank Cad, how that
man changed since he saw your sweet
Mistress Warren there on the hillock
at Roanoke plain! Mad. lad, quite
mad. But such dear, good comrade.
IL can scarce speak o him but / wink
with tears
The great fellow dug one fist into
his eyes and then the other, replacing
his pipe in his mouth with an unmis-
taxable SWIVEL.
quite mad, Mr. Cardigan He
thought he saw his little daughter in
Miss Warren, without offense to any
one in all the world and least of all To
you, and he waited all day to see her
come put to the guardhouse and give
the news of your sickbed to your
Lieutenant Duncan. So one day, when
you were surely out of danger and
ready to fatten, comes Cade to the tav-
ern and bids me gOodby, talking wildly
Of his lost daughter, and 1, heaven help
me, lay abed with my head like a top
all humming for the ale I'd had and
thinking nothing of what he said save
that his madness grew ,apace.
And that night he went away while
! slept in my cups. When he came not.
l hunted the town for him as | had
never hunted trail In all my life be
fore, and l warrant you / left no
stone unturned In that same town
Then / left your Tryon county for a
quieter one. That's all, lad"
ha$ IA h,I fol-
troubled me- If Felicity had been
strangely lost to her own family and
had been restored. doubtless she was
now happy and full Of wonder for the
dear, amazing chance that had brought
to her those honored parents she had
so long deemed to be with God Yet
she must be shy and oversensitive al
SO, having been brought up to believe
she had no nearer kin than Sir Peter
Warren. And now that he, after all,
was no kin to her nor she to us. IL a
mad forest runner like Cade Renard
should come to vex her with his luny
fancies it might hurt her or seem like
reproach and mockery for her new par
ents.
do you think Cade followed Miss
Warren to Boston, asked.
my journey is to find that out" he
said. ''Ah. lad, noble mind was
wrecked I'm Renard's head"
My candle was burning very low
now. Mount laid his pipe i'm the can
die pan, rose. shook himself and said
good night
BY noon the next day we were all on
our way toward Boston. riding be
side Mrs. Hamilton's carriage wheels.
At Grafton we baited at the Wealth
ercock tavern, then on along the
Charles river. with the scent o. the
distant sea In every breath We drew,
through Dedham, past Needham and
north into a most lovely country of
rolling golden stubble and orchards
all red with apples. and bridges Of
stone neatly fashioned to resist the
freshets.
shall never forget that first com
ing to Boston and the first glimpse Of
the round city set there In the sea with
only narrow thread Of land to fasten
II to the continent which had made the
city's cause its own. Nor shall for
get my first sight Of the city's land
ward gate, closed by British earth
works, patroIled by British bayonets,
With the red standard dying In the set
ting sun.
The Philadelphia coach. with pas
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-04-27
vINEGARS.

No 4, sold by VIM Tackaberry.
Pure Apple, Barrett,
Apple, by Barrett Barrett. ST.
Pioneer by GAINESVILLE Cider
Mo- Apple manufactured by Warner, Freiday company.
Sioux CITY.
Cider vinegar manufactured by Albine Cider company,
Albu, n. Y.
Cider Vim, manufactured by Pettngill Foster company,
Spencerport, N. Y.
Pure Cider, manufactured by Petting Foster
Spencerport, n. Y.
Cider vinegar manufactured by Barrett Barrett ST. Paul
Cider manufactured by F. c. Johnson Kishwaukee, Ill
Co. manufactured by Haarman Bros, Sioux City.
Pure Cider sold by Aberdeen Grocery company.
Apple Cider manufactured by Barrett Barrett St Paul
Blue Seal Mo Apple manufactured by Warner Frieday &
Co. Sioux City.
cider vinegar Warner Freday Co.. Sioux
Pioneer by Co.. Louis
Cider manufactured by c. Meyer & Co.. Freepor
Cider manufactured by CIarksyiie c. company St Louis
Cider manufactured by Warner Freday Co.. Sioux City.
Vinegar, manufactured by Haarinan Bros Omaha.
Maiden Blush manufactured by JOS Cushings Son,
Dubuque
Geniton Pure Apple, manufactured by Clarksve Cider
Vinegar company, St. Louis.
Eko County Pure Apple manufactured by O. L. Gregory
Vinegar company, Paducah, KY.
Cushin gs Improved Apple Cider manufactured by c. c.
Cushings & Co, ST. Louis.
Pure Apple, manufactured by C. Thompson, Rapid City.
Cider. manufactured by Ciark-vile Cider company
vanilla. sold by Horribly Nichols Parker Pipe
stone, Mimi
Cider vinegar, made by Clarksvie Cider company
Apple vinegar sold by warfeld Pratt, Howell
pany. Sioux City.
Orange Beverage preparation made by Charles p. Thomp
son, Lac rosse, Wis.
Strawberry Beverage preparation. made by Charles p.
Thompson. Lacrosse, Wis.
preparation made by Chas r. Thompson
Lacrosse Wis.
Kentucky Belle vinegar made Jones
Co, Louisville. Ky.
Ribbon made by Thompson Taylor Spice
company.
Ribbon vanilla extract, made by Thompson Taylor
Spice company, Chicago.
Double strengths Vanilla made by Tone Bros, DesMoies
Regal vanilla, made by Tone Bros, DesMoines, Ia.
strawberry extract inade by PuhWebb Co.. Chicago
made by Publ Webb Co., Chicago.
Royal vanilla, made by Anthony Kelly Co.. Minneapolis.
Raspberry syrup made by Liquid Carbonic Acid Mfg Co..
Chicago. A.
Smiths True Fruit strawberry made by j. Hunger
ford Smith, Rochester.
Strawberry beverage preparation byC Thompson
Lacrosse
Fruit cherry cider made by Drewry Son, St Paul
Orange coioring made by Ludwig Schaenck company,
Milwaukee.
Red colorng by Ludwig Schaenck Co., Milwaukee.
Cider b3 Warner Freiday company. Sioux City
Raspberry Fruit champagne. made by Warner Freddy
pany. Sioux City.
Red coiorng. ~ Chas Koss Bros Co.. Milwaukee
strawberry cooring used by Dalton Bros Sioux Faiis
Cider vinegar. made NJ A. Gedney Vinegar Pick
Ing company Minneapolis.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-04-27


Fenton, n. Y.
Mother Eve jelly facured by NJ Wolf & Co
Chicago.
Miss Williams Homemade strawberry msnuac
tured by Iowa Preserving company, Des Noines
Miss Williams Homemade apple jellv manufactured b,
Iowa Preserving company. Des Moires la.
Honey Dew strawberry preserves, manufactured by
Preserving company, Buffalo, NY
rhreetar strawberry manufactured by Genwooc
Preserving company, Sioux City, Ia
Pure Fruit Wild Plum jam manufactured by Reid Murdoch
* Co, Chicago
Pure strawberry JAM Reid Murdoch
* Co. Chicago.
Ferndell Ghers pickles put up by sprague Warner
Roast beef put up by Armour Packing company. Chicago
Peerless pate, put by Libby, Mcneil Libby Chicago
Health Club baking powder, sold by Vim. Tackaberry
Illegal label
Westerns pure baking powder, Westen
Tea and Spice company St Louis Illegal label
Pure buckwheat flour made by La Vee Roller Mills.
SYRUPS.
Lemon manufactured by Hance Bros & Hoyt Philadelphia
Star and Crescent by Refining
company, Council Bluffs Ia
Star and Crescent manufactured by Smith Refining
pany, Council Bluffs, Ia
soRGHUMs.
pure manufactured by Smith Refining com
pany, Council Bluffs, la.
No 2SPure, manufactured by Smith Refining company,
Council Bluffs,
No. 229Smiths pure manufactured by Smith Refining
pany, Council Bluffs, la.
No. 2tOSmiths pure by Smith Refining
pany, Council Bluffs, la.
No. Smiths pure, manufactured by Smith Refining
pany, Council Bluffs, Ia.
No 22 Smiths manufactured by Smith Refining
pany, Council Bluffs, Ia.
No 25 Smiths pure, manufactured by Smith Refining
pany, Council Bluffs, la.
No 253Smitis manufactured by Smith Refining
pany, Council Bluffs, la,
No. 2532 Smiths manufactured by Smith Refining
company, Council Bluffs, Ia.
No 20Smiths manufactured by Smith Refining
pany, Council Bluffs, la.
No 27s smiths manufactured by Smith Refining
pany, Council Bluffs. la.
Smiths pure, manufactured by Smith Refining
pany, Council Bluffs, Ia.
pure, Refining com
pany, Council Bluffs.
3OlSmiths pure, by Smith Refining
pany, Council Bluffs, la.
pure, by Smith Refining
pany. Council Bluffs, la.
New Process pure manufacturedby A. j. Kramper Dakota
City, Neb
Smiths pure, by Refining com
pany, Council Bluffs, la.
MINCEMEAT.
by c. Shenkbeg Co, Sioux City
manufactured by Shenkberg Co.. Sioux City
Jewets high grade beans put up by Erie Preserv
Early June peas, by wm. Mckinley Can company,
Lenox, y. ".
canned peas Farnham Packing company,
Farnham, N Y.
Baby put up by Wreath Canning
pany Oneida, NY
Ivy Wreath Golden beans put by Ivy Wreath Can
ming company, Oneida N. V
peas put up by Lange Can company Eau
Claire, Wis.
Baby corn put up by Shenkberg company, Sioux City.
Lange's Riverside by LANCE Can Eau
Claire, Mis-
Northwestern put by Wareld Pratt Howell
pany Des Mones.
sugar put up Canning Co.. vinton, Ia
Mills Sugar put up by Lake Mills Canning
pany Lake Mills, la.
viuton corn put up by Iowa Canning Co.. vinton, la.
corn, put up by Elgn Canning company Elgin Ia
Lake Mills put by Lake Mills Canning company,
Mills, la.
American pork beans put up by Co.. Chicago
Libbys pork and beans put mp by Libby McNie Libby,
Chicago.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1905-04-27
ANALYSIS BULLETIN.


The following list of goods offered for sale
in South Dakota during the past two years
has been analysed by the South Dakota
chemist and pronounced ILLEGAL by the
Food and Dairy Commissioners.
THE attention of all dealers is hereby called
Ito Section 2o3I of Article 10 of the
Present Pure Food Law.
Section 293l. Penalty Any person violating any
of the provisions of this act shall be deemed guilty of
"a misdemeanor, and, upon conviction shall be pun
ished by fine of not less than ten dollars more
than fifty dollars and costs, or by Imprisonment in
the county jail for period of not less than ten days
nor than thirty days.