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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-09-15

TOR SALE--A second hand copy press and
y new copy book. snap. Address ..P,
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-09-15
SNAP SHOTS

NEXT week all roads will lead to
Si>seton
FROM the complexion of She jury
list rs published i'm the STANDARD
last week. it looks as il the states at
torney ought to win case or two
at the next term of court.
4 Il 4
MAGAZINE wants to know tie
four sweetest words IN the English
language. "EocOSed please lind
check" is a gu lrbet that is hard to
beat when addressed to ii newspaper
man.
WHEN the fellow around the cor
ner SAYS b. can do job printing cheap
CT than you can. let him '.make good"
II your prices show only II far margin
of profit kellogg Publishers Auxil-
liary.
4 Il 4
THERE is Il floating item 10 the If
feet that j. p. Morgan brought l27
suits of clothes With ham from En-
cope. THIS gives She IMPRESSION tina,
Mr.. Morgan is VAN foolish klrmi of
person and does him a gross njl>
tIce. The number Of suits Nh Nor
gan brought FROM Eur p..ag., -
Kansas City Jornas
r II 4
EMPEROR WILLIAM t.,,. /,
whack ~ he 's-f tr;ls' and ~
sued an order permitting the eni
INTO Germany Of cattle from Def
mark and Russia where no monopoly
obtains AT present. Recognition OF
The fact that mouapotles depend
largely upon government aid and sup
port comes s'o~er in other countries
4 q Z
A NEWSPAPER publisher IN Ohio
recently brought suit against forty
five men who would not pay their
subscription and obtained Judgment
in each case for the amount of each
claimr or these, twenty-clght made
affidavit that they owed no more
than the law allowed, thus prevent
ing attachment. Then under dec
sion of the supreme court, they were
arresteu for petlt larceny and bound
over In the sum of $4,000 each. An
but six gave bonds, while six went To
jail. The new postal law makes i,
larceny TO take IA paper aud refuse to
pay for it.
AS a mark of appreciation of the
efforts mace by President Ro,se, Il,
in bringing about a peace treaty be-
tween Russia and Japan, tine ear ls
ordered discontlnuance of dscrim-
maj ng duties on American products
In Russia, The emperor's order
means millions of dollars to Ameri
can manufacturers and will prove an
immense stimulus to the expansion
of American commerce throughout
the cars dominions. This imperial
concession Will be OF immediate and
enormous advantage to American ex-
porters, particularly to the m ,nufac-
turers Of machinery. for whom the
retaliatorv duties IN Russia nave
been so high that English and Ger
man manufacturers have enjoyed
practically monopoly in the field.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-09-15

A SNAP to Printers. Wo have for sale an
~ eight column hand press, one seven col
u ll army press which we will sell cheap if
Standard, Sisseton.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1905-09-15

BROWNS Business College. Mortified Mimi
- pays car fare. secures board and room
for $40 u month, finds positions for graduates
in Stenography, Telegraphy and Bookkeep
ing. Attend or take course by mail. Write.
9-8 to 10 s
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
FRUITFUL LAND M
THE clMARRoN VALLEY.

The demonstration made during the
season of 1905 by the few scattered
settlers who planted crops. has gone
far toward upsetting the old Idea that
the Cimarron valley h. only - ~ raise
scrub dogios 10. The tw0 acres or
chard ana garden patch. belonging 10
Frank Anderson, near the mouth or
canyon, where five year Old peach
trees stand loaded with as fine fruit
a. ever was produced IN California,
ur anywhere else. and where all Kinds
nf garden truck Frow md mature. 90
peffcct iucloueness, clearly prove the
fallacy Of an old ideas about "dOgle
culture" on land especially adapted
90 greater usefulness. aud tho quick
eye li the 81 anger ca.n0t overlook
nc Hiattiinl contrast ~ this vsiltbl8
Garden 81 Edsl. setting 40 isolated in
an Us vernH grandeur, away Dut In
the midst of th1lHilis " &C ia ~
broad, smooth idln land, equall pro.
ductlyo,. says tha Clayton Enterprise
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

has been piled up on ali the workings
and at the present time the property
could commence shipments Of rock
that would run $40 per ton IN copper
and gold.
The Farm property, north Of Brice,
owned by Culver aud Downs, Ia sink.
ing on a shaft that follows a vein
nearly thirty feet In width. The ore
occurs In brown spar. n stained hoav'
NY with copper, and carries some
gold.
The west drift Of the Mamie Baird
ON the 5O0.foOt level IL driving In a
constantly Increasing body Of ore az
Il progresses TOWARD the Maggie ahaft.
located ON the same vein, and which u
Is 10 follow.
Announcement from the main Office
Of the Southwest Smelling aad Rein.
ing company IL to the effect that the
furnaces OF the Hmeltcr will be blown
IN within ninety days.
The north drift on the tunnel level
OF the Lucky IN driving steadily IN ore
The drift is following the porphyry
for the hanRing wHil-the fo0twall Is
not IN sight AZ the point where the
drift was started north the vein Wild
ened rapidly, ne width being such that
n will be mined pillar and stall ays
tenn
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
BENEFITS EXPECTED
or ARTEslA,l WATER,

Or w. J. Long. was az Alamogordo
from Tularosa. the first time IN four
months. lie stated that the people
over there are anxlously awaiting the
result OF tho test being made for ar
teslan water. as they are certain that
" AlamogOrdo gets artoslan water
they will over there. DR. Long b Ger
tain that II artesian water Is cvet OBJ
tained In the Sacramento valley Il
will become one OF the banner fruit
sections OF the United States lie once
received letter from the general
passenger agent OF The Rock Island
railroad company who assured him
that n artosian water could be oh.
tained he could settle up the valley
In one year with desirable people.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

ous. May none OF them grow up into
such a man as an old banker whom !
KNEW.
"He IL a millionaire, and he lives In
palace, but his heart In aa hard a.
steel and AS cold az ice.
Cone of hla men completed, the
other day, his tweniy.fiith year of
service. For twenty-five years this
honest man had worked for the bank.
or faithfully. lie and his chief we're
both poor AZ the beginning, hut where,
In the quarter contury. the banker had
accumulated millions, the faithful,
middle aged bOOkkecpcr had only
saved n few hundreds. His salary, you
see. was only S25 week
HE didn't think the banker would
remember the twenty-fith anniversary
OF his engagement. but the old man
did. That morning he handed the
bookkeepcr q sealed envelope.
George, he said, to-day ends the
iwenty-flfth year Of your work for me.
and you have worked steadily and
well. In this envelope II a nssmento
of the occasion
The bookkeeper opened the envel.
0pe, trembling and eager Wfhin lay
bic employers photograph. That was
all.
In the face Of a disappointment 40
bitter the poor fellow could say moth
ing.
Well. asked the banker, what DO
you think OF it7
Its Just ike you, said the book
keeper simply"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
A DANGEROUS MIsTA1E.
Albuquerque Mothers Should Not Ne.
aleet Kidney Weakness In
Children.

Aibuausrque Mothers Should no, Ne.
aleet Kidney Weakness In
Children.
Most children have weak Kidneys.
The earliest warning il bod vet
ting.
Later comes baskache. headache.
languor.
'Tis a mistake to neglect these trou-
bles. Hw
10 blame the child for It's own dis
tress.
Seek 10 cure the kidneys
Save the child from deadly kidney
Ills
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick Kid
neys.
). A. skinner, dealer in staple and
fancy groceries. ZIG West Railroad
avenue, says. Some time ago there
came TO my notice a case OF a child
whose control over the kidney secro-
tons was limited. The parents pro-
cured for Il Doan's Kidney Pills at the
Alvarado Pharmacy. and the treat.
ment, according 20 directions for chill.
dren, was commenced. In addition To
the limited control there was consid-
erab.e backache, the complications
fully proving that In some way the
kidneys were either weakened or oy.
erexclted. The treatment Of D0an's
Kidney Pills so strengthened the kid
neys that the annoyance ceaaed."
For sale by all dealers Price 90
cents. F'osterMilburn Co. Buffalo,
n. r., sole agents for the United
states
Remember the name-Doan's-
take no other 80 81
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
THE SCRATCHER'S
MERITED PRAISE
What She Does TO Swell the
COuntry's Financial
Prosperity.
GOVERNMENT STATISTICS GIVEN

With the strength born OF govern
ment statistics, Franklin Forbes con
tends, In a recent number Of success
Magazine, that the mother OF the
American chicken Is at once the most
productive as she II the most reliable
OF an OF our industrial money makers.
The last census OF poultry OF tne
United states showed that the total
number OF chickens was 233,5gS,OSs,
turkeys. G.59e.36T; geese, b,676.S6s;
and ducks. 4.S07. ass. Eighiy'eight and
one.eighth per cent OF the farms Of
this country had poultry a. an asset
At least 250.Oee,00O chickens, 10 say
nothing OF other kinds OF poultry, are
consumed each year.
According 20 the government au-
thoriiics tbs egg and poultry earn
ings" for one recent year amounted to
$3.50 600 900. The total value OF the
gold. silver, wool and sneep produced
In America during the year Ia queg-
ton was s27ti3l.8lb.
The sugar production ~ the country
the same year was but 10000 0o0.
That part o. the wheat crop used
al home, which mSny consider the
most valuable OF our agricultural pro
ducts. was worth t22p 10000
The great American hos, az con
sumed az home and abroad, brought
sis6S29O3S.
The value OF Jhe oat crop was U.s.
asiP00. Potatoes grown ia the United
states were valued no nearly ae large
Ia sum as were the oats.
The product OF tobacco plantations
was estimated 10 be- worth a3b.b7s.22b.
Cotton. the doihronod king Of
staples could show only 1858, 1880,
as against the magnificent earnings OF
Dos feathered rival
The crops OF flax. timothy. clover,
mlllet and cane seeds, broom corn,
castor beans. hay, straw. ard 80 forth,
couldn't an told, come within meas
urahle distance OF many milhoBa of
The poultry earnings
The hens produce IN this country
annually would flil Aa.t210OO crates.
each OF the latter holding 500 eggs;
also, train of refrigerator cars 20
carry these eggs would be nearly 200
miles long: furthermore, Il would take
l07SiS such cars 10 make up thie
train
the Ideal hen, Mr.. Forbes dlscov'
cred through the scientists, ahonld lay
about 200 eggs a year There are many
gifted creatures of this sort, and mill
Ions would be- added % the national
wealth n all chickens could be per
suaded 20 make such performances
their ambition
Exhaustive experiments By VEL
equipped investigators prove that che
egg deserves 49, reputation a. an
easily accumulated and highly nutrl.
tlous food " eaten raw or lightly
cooked. such experiments also show
that eggs az " cents per dozen are q
cheap source oi nutrients az i6 cents
somewhat expensive. and ~ 30 cents
and over highly exirayagrut.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
He DESERVES FREE TER.
EDITORIAL ADVERTISEMENT.

On Monday morning OF last week
the clayton public school unanimously
passed o resolution. thanking G. W.
Haynle, manager Of the c. WHaynie
Music company Of Wichita. Kan. for
donating to said school 1875 song books.
These boCks contain "a songs. each OF
Long Ago" and are used by nearly
all the schools IN Kansas and Mis-
souri,. Mr. Heynle not only gave the
books. but paid tho express on the
same.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
MOTHERS. DO You KNOM

the many so-calied birth medicines, and
most remedies Tor women IN the tfeatmsr
OF her delicate organs, contain more OF
le.s opium, morphine and sifychninef
DO fou Know that ia most countries
druggists arc nor permitted 10 sell narcot.
les without labelling them p0is0ysf
DO You Know hat you shOuid n0a
take Internally any medicine iOr the
pain accompanying pregnancy.
DO You Know that Mothers FFioH6
% applied externally Only3
DO fou Know that molher's Friend
Is celehfuicd prescription, aud that q
has hecu IN nfe over forty years. and that
each bottle oi the geuAue bears the uams
Of The bradneli Regulator Cot
DO YOU Know that when you use this
'.medy during thr period Of CESSATION
that you will te free Of pain and beAi
healthy. hearty and clever children
Well, these things are worth knowfnr
They Nre facts. OF druggists a. g. o.
D0nt Ne persuaded 10 Try q substitute
Our Eltie book "Motherhood iree.
IaE oaAofittp aIaulAIoe CO. Anann. q
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
PURCHASERS SLOW IN APPEAR.
ING THE PRESENT SEASON

Stock buyers are less In evidence on
the range than they have been 90 this
season Ia past years. Cattlomen from
the southern ranges say that mile In
teiest has been manifested as yet
among the purchasers.
Cattlemen are not IN the least dis.
turbed over this condition. Their stock
Il In the hest OF condition. and they
declare that they are perfectly con
tent To walt
THE stock 10 gaining In fat every
day" said one large stock owner 20
the ~ paso Herald. The range Is IN
the best OF condition, and the animals
are looking their best.
Last aprlug ! thought that We had
reached the best conditions Tor stock
that we could have for years, but In
some ways, the fan looks even better.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
WILL SEARCH TIBURON
ISLAND FOR BROTHER
WHO Has BEEN MISSING SINCE
LAST JUNE AMONG THE CAN
MEALS OF The ISLAND.

To find some trace ~ his brother.
Prof. Tomas Grindell u Douglas,
Aria. who SET out on an exploration
trio 10 the Tiburon islands June I.
and has only been heard from once
siuce, will hencoforth be the mission
OF "a p, Grindell, the ArlSoua repre-
sentative ~ the International GORE
apondonce Hchobie.
Already returned from one expedl.
iion OF search which failed because ~
the descrtion OF the indian guide.
Grlndeli has written Pred y. Kerr, 80.
pelintendcnt of the beaver agency 0f
the Correspondence schools, that ho
has resigned his position 10 form d
second expedition. On this trim, he
says, he viii be accompanied by a
larger party and good guideR.
The efst expedition took him az far
AZ sonora, Mexico
II Thomas Orlndall 8 ever found
alive he probably viii have a starry az
adventure 10 tell that will parallel one
OF jules Nernea or Coopers books Ia
narrowing experiences.
WIN q party OF aiN be left Blsboe.
Ariz.. With the aYowea Intention of
exploring tho Tlhuron ialanda. which
are located west ~ Hermossiio. Mex.
leo.
When be reached Guaymas. MexicO.
he wrote hiss brother aud said be- er-
pectcd 90 return from tho lslands tn
tho Mexican coast about August 4.
This Is the last communication ha
received from him
The Tlhuron islands are Inhabited
by the sen Indians. tribe believed
90 BE- cannihalistic In habits. Several
explorers who have visited the Islands
iu ihe past have been attacked BY tho
iarnclouH AaFaHea aud have narrowly
escaped Seing KILLED, Hriniel made
trip iO the islands and became 80
Interested In the country and its In.
hahitaufa that be resolved 90 organ.
izo smother expedition ana make a
more thorough Investigation. u Is
ihought that he either had a hostile
encounter With tho Sefl Indians aud
was Killed by them, Or WAS attacked
by iho faQuls aiior reaching tne Mex
lean coast.
About ten years ago an adyentur.
Oiia newspaper man by the name Of
Robinson, iefi Phoenix with two com
paninns 10 make an exploration 81
the TiburOa islands F0r many months
ne party was not heard from. when
finally enc 81 hObinann'a companions
arrived % the MoHichn coast ana 70
ported that RoblnHoa had been killed
by the natives during an attack GA
the party Tho fact wAa reported 90
the Mexican government and II a..
sisted ln recovering thp body
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
mEsiLLA VALLEY WATER
USERS ARE alQNiHC,

According 20 reports now ln from
The different Districts. says the Las
Cruces Citizen, 10000 acres OF land
have been signed up which lnsures
the building of the Elephant Butte
dam. The Water Users offices viii
close on the tth of November. nd
those Ga charge feel confident that
10000 acres wlil have been signed up
by that time Attorney Il. T.. Young
has closed bis office. a. an have
signed IN biz district should any Of
ne people fan a. sikh up before the
closing % the offices. taolr rights
Rlll be turned over 90 TIE VI Paso
Water Users, who are overly ansinus
20 sign up. However, We hope such
will not be- the case. as an action OF
that kind would DO detrimental 20 the
people la the valley.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
MORE CANDIDATES
LANDED AT pENlTENTtARV

In the sixth judicial district court
for Guadalupe county at Santa Rosa
last week Judge Edward A. Mann
presiding, Carlos Garcia was found
guilty Of larceny OF a horse and was
sentenced 10 two aui a hall wears In
the penltentiary and to pay fine Of
$500 and costs. GroEorio Apudaca was
found guilty OF larceny Of horse and
sentenced TO one years imprisonment
In the penitentiary and 10 Pay fine
OF $500 and costs Nictoriano FaiardO
and Candida CandelariO. indicted Joint.
~ for robbery, were found tot guilty.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
THE TERRITORIAL
IRRIGATION COMMISSION
MET IN QUARTERLY SESSION AT
SANTA FE AND TRANSACTED
MUCH BUSINESS.

The territorial irrigation commits.
sion met In the ONCE OF re secretary.
A. A. Keen. in the capitol at O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon in adjourned SEES
sion, with the following members
present. A. ~ Pratt, OF Carlsbad.
chairman. Arthur Sollgman, OF Santa
10; Hignlio Chaves. OF Peralta; J. u.
McCarty. OF Pennington; and A. a.
Keen, ex-Officio secretary. Irrigation
Ehglneer ID. NJ. White was also pres.
ent.
The following business was dispoa.
cd Of
The minutes OF the preceding meet.
ing were read and approved.
Final disposition OF a number of APP
plications for land was made, after
which the resolution passed at the
morning session was again discussed,
with the result that all members Of
the commission will do all In their
power to get the government 20 take
hold OF the Avalon dam project at
Carlsbad and hasten the reconstruc'
ton OF same. The hearing In Mrs. l..
G. Klasner's case was postponed until
the next regular meeting upon request
~ Aht chuhhtk OF mThs hiHHhAAf Nv
American Valley Water Storage and
Irrigation company made application
for land In western SOcorro county
for Irrigation project, but the commits
sion needed more data and informa.
ton In regard TO the extent. etc. OF
the project before action could be TAX.
en-. The company was notified to pre-.
pare a complete report OF the project
and present Il al the next meeting.
George u. Paxton and others made
application to be allowed 10 purchase
land at sl.60 per acre. but the board
refused to consider the proposition as
the law states clearly that the mini
mum price 81 land shall BIO 81 per
acre.
Chairman Pratt was authorized TO
take up the matter OF the White Noun.
tain Irrigation company's project In
Lincoln county with The United states
reclamation service with view 10
having an Investigation OF same made
by government experts Tor the pur.
pose of find whether the proposed
project Is a feasible one or not
" G. Abbott Of Springer, was Civ
en- until the next regular meeting 20
prepare. present and file n complete
and detailed report of the Irrigation
project In ColfRx county In which
he Is interested. after which the board
will take final action.
Accounts against the commission
for the past quarter were eXaminod,
audited ana ordered paid.
There being no further business
before the commission Il adjourned az
1880 o'clock until the next regular
meeting Ia January.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
WATER NEAR DEFINING
I'm GREAT ABUNDANCE.

NJ. T. Brown OF the Brown Realty
Co, Is elated over the large body OF
water We struck recently In hls well
near DemiLg. says the Las Cruces
Citizen. The water IL now within -four
feet " the surface A test was made
with the pump aud the result was
5000 gallons per minute. sufficicn,
water 10 iFrlgate forty thousand acres
OF land lie spent last week In Dem.
ing, returned last Saturday, and left
for Demlng. Monday. and will remain
there several days before returning 70
Las Ctuces. Mr.. Brown has already
refused $4,000 for his interest.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
LAS VEGAS LOSES HER
HOPE or ANOTHER ROAD.

Now the news comes, says the
Springer StOckman, that satisfactory
traffic arrangements have been nego.
tiaied between the Southwestern aud
the Rock Island. and the idea OF a
new line from Dawson 10 Santa Rosa
suspended. The rumOr OF a bluff on
the part Of the Southwestern 20 build
that line Is hardly true. as Il Is learn.
cd that u was the intention 20 build
H. But the Rock Island could not
hardly afford 10 permit this project 10
10 through N In thOP power 10 pre-
vent.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
Big EXCHANGE m
ChANEs COUNTY lands.

The following deeds. which were
filed for record Friday In the offices
OF Probate Clerk and Recorder =. p.
Gayle, indicate that a big trade In real
estate has Just been contaminated,
Herbert p. HobsOn and wife TO New
ION u. whitney, FOR $4,000, the south.
east quarter OF section q. and the
southwest quarter OF section %. all IN
township II south, range 25 east.
Newton u. whitney and wife ia
Herbert p. Hobson, for go 900, a tract
OF 2f0 acres In section 2s. township
II south, range 20 east
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
ARIZONA HORSES FIND GOOD
MARKET IN THE GULF oTATEs.

There has been a large movement
Of range horses tor several weeks
past. from Arizona aud New Mexico,
TO eastern points.
Most OF the shipments have been 10
east Texas. Mississippi and Louisiana.
The demand for these animals has
been active,
The demand has perhaps been no
greater than during past years, but
the supply has been rather short,
which has made buying more spirited.
The shipments OF range horses
through El paso and Demlng have
been maintained regularly. In small
quantities. for several weeks.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14
LINCOLN COUNTY PRoRArEs
AT TEN PER CENT ONLY

The board OF county cOmmlsslOners
FOR Lincoln, met In regulas session,
this week, and transacted CONSIDERABLE
business before adjournment. The bills
OF the last quarter remained unpaid,
and all OF the present quarter Just
passed. had accumulated, thus ere.
atlng quite a large sum 20 be dealt
with. And the difficulty was that
there vas only money enough in the
general county fund 10 pay ten per
cent of the Indebtedness, so the only
thing for the board 20 do was TO pro.
rate. which was done.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-10-14

The animal that had carried them IN
lofdly style through the quaking aspen
OF the mountain was Of the black tail
species. and waa killed on the upper
Galllnas, some six miles from noulah.
Tho antlcrs have thirteen prongs. anu
measure two feet across the tips The
gentlemen report deer and grouse very
plentiful t1is season.
Lee Nutter. foreman of The big
Hand ranch, came IN yesterday from
the biz hunting partys camp. lie is
In for supplies and says that tho party
Ia having great sport. three bears be.
ing the sum OF the catch up 10 the Tine
OF his leaving