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How panicl webster Escaped.

Daniel Webster had behaved badly
at school, and the teacher called him
to his desk for punishment, On the
way from his seat to the desk Daniel
spit upon his right hand and wiped
it on his trousers leg. When he held
his hand oat for punishment the teach
or was so shocked at its Gii ~ condi-
ton that he said. "Daniel. if you will
show me Il dirtier hand in this whole
s~choolroom | viii not punish you"
Instantly young Webster thrust out
his left hand, which was 50 much
dirtier the teacher could not restrain a
smile, ut he kept his word, and Dan
iel took lis seat without punishment.
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WITH MEN IN THE WEST

st. Louis Globe Democrat: The
real significance of President Roose-
velt's visit to the people of the plains
and mountains of the west is that he
is one Of thea. You can't conceive
of any other president having done
what he has done. Cleveland could
hook a fish or crack a duck in the
rural regions Of the old and densely
populated east, but life on the west
ern ranch, where dwells the rugged
bear, was beyond the range of the in
clination or activity. There is no
courage manifest In shooting Il duck,
but only the Nimrod OF the lion heart
pursues and Stays the bear. 1T is d
bold thing to venture into regions
where the hand Of man has made no
mark or transformation and where
Wild beasts and animals roam and
sport unmOleseted. Seriously, il is
an act of pusest heroIsm, defines the
predominating traits in President
ROosevelt's character. If there is Il
trace of fear in him the most varied
and extreme circumstances have
failed TO disclosed it. He is freest and
easest with tie people whose avoca-
tions are their livelihood, the people
of moderate means and expansive as
piration, the people or clear heads
and clean lives; the thinkers, the
morallsts, the %toilers, the producers
that great BODY that in the chaos of
government called into being the re-
public ana endowed it with all the
powers Of perpetuity. This is the
element OF humanity President
Roosevelt is at holue with, and he
finds its pure and perfect type in tie
west.
He is there a great man with a
great people. His bunting tour. of
course, was devised merely as a means
of introduction or re-introduction.
IL is very interesting in all its feat
ures. but it is nevertheless incident
al, 1t is. however. profoundly sig
niticlnt. 1t is the very acme of
propriety. We can't think of a more
fitting vehicle for the entrance. or
Remittance. of the president into the
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Highest Ten Rutldinsa,

The ten highest buildings in the
world are the Eiffel tower, Paris, 944
feet high; the Washington monument,
555 feet; City building, Philadelphia,
535 feet; Cathedral Of Cologne. OH
feet; Cathedral OF Strassburg. 466 feet;
the chimney Of the ST. RolloS Chemical
works, Glasgow, 45512 feet; st. Mar
tins church, Landshut. Germany, l54
feet; 81. ~Stephen's, Vienna. 1913 fees;
TIL Ceat Nratn:d. 40 fc"t. am It
Peters. IioGie. MS feet. Sosipa ts!o5e
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President Schurman CT Cornell tells
Of a man who had been tried for per-
.iurv, but acquitted, says the New York
Tiales. 4 vas III Il county district.
and the .ial@e asked him after the YER
dict had been announced and he had
been formally discharged from custody
whether he cared to make a speech.
The prisoner slowly rose. II want to
chank ti!e jury" lie said. and ! do so.
aa' AZ for making a speech | don't
faini, II bett"r. TOR frat smart lawyer
wouiGn't lot me take the stand for
fear I'd aan.it The Charge. aud he must
feel the sane now"
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United States of America state Of South Da-

kota.
Certificate OF Corporate Existence.
state OF South Dakota--Department of State,
Whereas, VIM. AL smith. Clare A.. Dawson.
n. ID. ButteIiield and others bave filed In this
ollce a copy OF their Articles 81 Association, and
an organization Certificate as provided by chan.
Ter ~, Session Laws of 1909, entitled IAN Act to
Provide a Uniform System for the Organization
and Control OF Banks. and Defining the Duties
ana Powers of the Public hxatalner, approved
March 6, 1903, setting forth all the facts fequlred
TO be stated in said sections. and Nave; In all re-
spects, complied with the require ents OF law
governing the organization OF state banks, as
contained In the act hereinbetore reiet rcd to
Now. therefore,. /. q. e.. Berg, Secretary of
state OF the State OF Sonth Dakota. in virtue and
by authority OF law. do hereby certify that said
parties, their associates and successors, have be-
come a body polite and corporate, under the cor
lortte nane of Loomis rtate Bank. ana by
tnat name are authorized to commence. the
business OF banking. to adopt and use a corpo-
rate seal, to sue and be sued, purchase, hold and
convey real and personal property, as provided by
sald act. to have succession for a period Of
twenty years to make contracts and to have and
ana enjoy all the rights and privileges granted to
STATE banks under the laws of this state. subject
10 their articles of Incorporation. and all legal
restrictions and liabilities In relation thereto
IN testimony whereof, | have hereunto set my
lhand and affixed the Great Seal of the State. this
list day OF May, A. ID. 1905.
(Seals d. ID. WIPE, Secretary of State.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate of Elizabeth r Champeny, deceased,
Notice Is hereby given by the Undersigned.
lliey VI. Champeny. executor of tho estate
OF Elizabeth X. Champeny, deceased, to
the creditors Of and all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to ex,
six months after the first publication of this
notice. to the said executor or her agent for
Service.T. j. Spangler. at the Office of T. j Spang-
Ter, IN the city OF Mitchell. In the county of pa
Mitche, 4. S. D., April6 1905.
=, THEY NJ. CnAMPENY.
deceased.
ii SPANGLER,
Agent for service of said executor.
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{aa alI5a2lL CAPITAL
sow xirTReOss WON

Washington letter to the ST. Louis
Globe Democrat: The career OF Kit
tredge has often been pointed to rs
n that illustrates the possibilities
of the western man who comes to the
senate ana shows good Judgment.
knows how to assert his self re-
spect and maintain his dignity and
require it of Others without being
extensively aggressive. No one be-
lieyes that kittredge has made the
the already enviable position of con-
idence with the senate leaders
largely eastern men-without VIM
ming the place. He has not fallen
into the error of making long speech
S. early in his service, and thus in
curing the displeasure of the elder
statesmen, who want a Junior Senat-
or to sit, and learn, and listen, and
serve a sort Of silence apprenticeship
before trying his oratorical powers.
The few times Klttredge did have
something 10 say he had something
to say, and that is what has given
him weight. He had something that
senator's realized was the expression
of a mature nina, deliberate judg-
ment and exhaustive investigation.
u there is any n place were shall
lowness is quickly discerned and as
quickly punctured with sharp ques-
tions, or lilly yelled sarcasm, or ridi-
cule, it is on the floor of the United
States senate.
Here's an illustration of how KIT
tredge has won his place of increas-
ing Importance and inhuence-it is
but n of many, but unlike others
it can be told. There was a lull in
the senate business during the clos
ing days. Important appropriation
and other measues we're not ready
for consideration, and the senate
leaders-ever from the east-wanted
to fill in an hour or more with some
harmless discussion that would result
in naught. Senator Hale, self-ap-
pointed republican leader from Maine,
passed down on the extreme right,
where Kittredge sits, and suggested
to him that he bring up a measure
he had championed ''for the purpose
of killing time and occupying the
senate temporatily.' Nine junior
senators out Of every ten would have
jumped at the opportunity and been
fiattered UNNECESSARILY by this sug-
gestion from Senator Hale. Kittredge
looked straight into the eyes Of Sen
ator Hale and is quoted as having
said: "Suppose, senator, O play
foot ball with some other senator's
pet measure. | am sincere in want
ing my bill passed and expect to have
it favorably acted upon before the
session closes, and my constituents
expect me to have it passed." That
was all, except that .Kittredge did
get his bill passed, not by any ora
torlcal fight, but by making personal
appeals to those who could block it's
passage, and making Its a%dvisability
and its fairness and necessity so APP
parent that they were left without a
leg to stand on in opposing it.
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Value of n pauxe Mark.

Professor Bailey of Yale university
says that in the town in which he
spent his childhood there was a society
of women who We're very active man
haters. Oh one occasion the president
prepared a paper presenting the
strength OF women and the weakness
of men entitled observation-disclosures
Her Man | Helpless" To strengthen
her point Sc hired a decrepit old man
to re- t. paper before the regular
weel..y rleot -Ag of the club. When the
time csiae ttle old man stood up and,
readin2. frasn the manuscript, loudly
announce lis title as Woman With
out Her Van Is Helpless."-New York
1'inles.
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j. L. HANNETT, Notary Public.

State of South Dakota. County of Dawson.
On this 9th day of April, in the year 1905. be-
lore me, j. L. Hannett. a notary public In and
tor SAID county and state. personally appeared
H.. ID. Butterlleld, known to me to be the person
Who'll 81 described In and who executed the within
and foregoing instrument and acknowledged to
me that he executed the same.
j. l.. HASSETT, Notary Public.
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,hc Y.s. uan at hi. ;seaA,ns.

Haskins rs the WHY. WHO WIS the
best man n yonr wetliine: Willowby
Tle parSoil seemed to le feeling the
best You seq. it was all profit tor hin
and no risk whatever. Boston Tran
script.
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State of South Dakota, County of Dawson.
On this 27th day of April, in the year 1905, be-
fore me, j. l.. Hannett, a notary public In and
VIM. NJ. Smith and Glare A. Dawson, known to
me to be the persons who are described in and
VINO executed the within and foregoing instru-
ment and acknowledged to me that they executed
the same.
j. L. HANNETT, Notary Public.
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DID YOU Sci HIM WHEN HE ACKED h
TREE?"
the Father of His Country when the
Declaration Of Independence was
ready
Yes, sir-yes, sir; l sholy was"
And with him when he crossed the
Delaware?"
"sholy, sir-sholy. Warn't l in his
bodyguardT"
Did you see him when he hacked the
cherry tree?"
Did l see him? ~Sholy-sholy. 1 driv'
the hack.'-J. s. Evans in New York
American.
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ORGANIZATION CERTIFICATE
OF THE
LOOMS STATE BANK

Know all Men by these Presents, That we.
whose names are hereunto subscribed have this
day united ourselves together to form an asso-
citation for carving on the business of banking
under the laws of the State of South Dakota, and
have adopted and executed Articles of AssocIa-
tion, in duplicate, for that purpose, and have duly
forwarded q copy of such articles to the Secretary
OF state OF South Dakota: that we do hereby
under our hands make and file the following as
our Certificate OF Organization.
FIRST.
Inc name OK said corporation Is Loomis State
Bank.
SECOND.
I'M place where the business of discount and
deposit are to be carried on ia at the Town of
LOOMS, Dawson county, South Dakota.
TIL amount Of capital stock and the amount
thousand dollars, and is divided into fifty shares.
OF one hundred dollars each.
FOURTH.
The names and the places of residence of the
shareholders and the number of shares held by
each OF them are as follows:
Name. Residence. No, of Shares.
VIM. NJ. Smith, Mitchell. South Dakota, twenty,
Clare A. Dawson, Mitchell, South Dakota, twenty,
a. d. Buttertield, Mitchell. South Dakota, ten.
FIFTH.
The period at which this corporation shall
commence business shall be June LIST, ll905, and
1t shat terminate June LIST, 1925.
In witness whereof, we have hereuntO set our
hands and seals, each for himself, this 9th day
of April, A. d 1905.
WIN. NJ. SMITH, (SeaD
CLARE A. DAWSON, (Seai)
IL. d. BUTTERFIEID. (Seal)
The Jasper news., 1905-06-08
COIORd Wool Dress GoedS

Here is where We shine at this b ig sale.
The D'd0ctions are 50 that 10 will pay
yon to- bay for next falls we'tv- all new
goods aud nll reliable qualities,
80 piLses of fine all wool .NJths ia Ia,
40 inches wide in colOre regular
prico 5lJr sale price }Jc
10 pieces - inch silk and usoOl Aolieue,
cloth Just right for summer dresses
in coiDrs, regular pric'' SLIGO, sat.
price. 7.Jc.
10 pieSes t3inch voile in plaiu,aadSnnb
ELECTS and other weave 10 plaInand
fancy cv5Ors, regular price 81. 80ito
p siIsl- price ,J0u
The Jasper news., 1905-06-08
The AnnihilatiJn 0f Distance.


How much nearer 70 each Other the m.
tons Of the world seem to be today and
really are today than was the clsr q few
decades apo When weeks snd months
were required for communication bee
tween the United States and Europe tho
countries Of the oll wor d appeared T.,
be q long way OF Now the circumfet.
,nrroi ul earth is brltcd with telegraph
aud cahi" lines 10 every possible direc-
ton. What happens today il Eurorr,
Asia. Afr ca, Australia, South Amer
~ the great islands OF thr sea Is made
k ioNn to u- t,.m,rrow 10y great news
papers Ike TIM CuicAGo REcoEp.
NrrALp, hose foreign currcsp Indeut4
are located Ia every imp, rant city in the
world outside Of the Uuitcd States. 10
addition 90 its owu stuT currrsponden
IHt RECORD Herald crioys the furti u
eHs s ryice Of the New iJtk Herald.
ia Gus Tor many years for the r. Ii bi!ity
of Its foreign uc"s, the New York Wolf
and also Of that great Ccuptiaiive nrws-
gath ring association, the Associated
Press. No ,tlrr daily nrNspJLer in
America os5nsses fl il ties so va ia
a d extensive Tor covering the news Of
all cations.
The Jasper news., 1905-06-08
Read TO Wear Department

Prices slaughtered for this big snle.
- acc1rdian pls-,ted skirts, good ma
irrial, top of skir, Shirred TO hips in
white, navy hInr, black, tan. sold at
500, sal price cr.................. $50
All wool skirts greatly reduced in
price Tor this hil Sslp
Shirt waist suits. p of them made of
fine sheer lawns handsomely made.
regular worth -, salr price .....S2. .9S
The Jasper news., 1905-06-08
Basement Reductions

All high priced chinawarr marked
;snay down
GraniteWare reduced
1inware reduced
~ jardineres worth ~ each, sale
price each ..;.....-- --.--..-. -..-. .j9c
Hown table glasses, r,gulir pric,r 35c
set, sale price set................2 Pc
DiOwn sherbert glasses w0rth - sri.
sale price, set........,......-... set .2Jc
jelly glasses, with two, liaks- WORTH 3Oc
dozen, sale price. e...-.....--......,. 20c
lot odd dishes in butter dishes mud
meat plattrrs and vegetable dabes
English china worth SOc to II. sale
price e........,...-.--...-- 2Jc
Remnants at one half priee AMI less
Basement bargains in short ends OF
EDercerizrd whitewuistings in mill
ends worth Doc. ssle price -..-.. 10c
.Np7n ginghams in mall ends worth
O'2c' SAFE price ..--.-.. ..-----........Jc
lai.c percaies, mill ends sale price lOc
l1c lawns in mill ends, sale price &c
2ss' fancy stripe ticking in lDill ends,
sale price. ....-...-...... .l2lac
-. light outing iiaunsls, sale Isrice .jc
'De long cloth in mill ends sale
prlce. ........,........--.-- DC
20c black mercerized sasSne i1 mill
ends, sale price ...............l0 l0c
l2iac silkohue, salr prise .........7ls
2oC art ticks. sale price ----....... lOc
Heavy &c brown muslin yard wide,
SAFE price. '.....-....,. ,.-............ nc
The Jasper news., 1905-06-08
STOCK flowed.

Tho Waldran aud Zinn stock of Flour
aud Feed has been moved to the Jasper
Elevator where Flonr aud Feed Of all
kinds can be had at the lowest prices,
patF
The Jasper news., 1905-06-08
Wash Goods, hllSt Go
White Goods

lis' fancy white waistings. salr price loo
:4sy fancy white goods for dresr,s and
waists, sale price r..............l1o LOO
White perc,lr, yard wide, regular
pItce DC Sllr prlce ..........-...2O .2Oc
lSs white lndiar.,head 35inuhPs wide
SAFE price ...-.-.. ...........l ~ &c
in pieces fine long cloth regular price
$50, sale price sI.69
The Jasper news., 1905-06-08

The laxative effect OF Chamberlain 5
Stomach aud Liver Tablets is so agree
able aud so natural that YOU DO not re-
alize it is the eject Of medicine. For
sale by Webb Drug & Hardware Co.
The Jasper news., 1905-06-08
On the Spur of the roment

II you ever need any Ice or Meat or
anything else in our line on the spur of
the moment, just call or telephone us
aud see how quick We can get it to your
house. We are liked for Just such AN
emergency. BoUCHER Il SoN.
The Jasper news., 1905-06-08

cnneP Hare uwral
work h first . tear
n nc % make %rmr these kmen NJ Ito d W
seyou irlt y o
bee ph hd 5 season On % h compile n
The Jasper news., 1905-06-08
Black wool drasSgoods

. pieces black wool dress goods were
1JC sale price ce.........., 29G
10 pieces black dress goods in fancy
vuiles, etc, value 81 % sale price. 900
10 pieces black dress goods sold sale
price. Observation-Disclosures. $50.
The Jasper news., 1905-06-08
FOR NEXT SUNDAY
Program for the Sunday School
Convention


Program for the Sunday School
Convention
Following is the program for the
Prrton township Sunday School Con
vcntion to be held in the grove ut the
NJ. j.. Church, South. in this city next
Sunday, ~ . O'Clock y. m. sharp;
tolg-
Prayer
Song
"Duty Of Church membership toward
the SUNDAY ochooi" 1hos. Brock
"For whom is the Sunday SCHOOL, >
W. 7. Ferguson
Song.
do the Present Uniform Lesson fully
meet the wants Of tie Sundi SCHOOL,"
o. w. Jones
"Home preparation of the lesson; to
what extent are parrLts responsible for
this work." B. =. Logan.
Song.
THE Young Man 10 the Sunday
School" 5. y. Stuckey
"The Best Thing in the World -
II l.. bright
Song.
Election of officers.
y. MhTruEws, Pres
Orgauist Clara Bayne
The Jasper news., 1905-06-08

have a variety Of tina Plants con-
sistlug Of cabbage, tomatoes and also
Sweet Potato plants IN season. The
yarietits are the best and prices cheap
as any. RespIly. NJ. NJ. Burkott.
g, mile south aud milo East.
Flour Feed and Coal in any
quantity at Jasper Elevator.
The Jasper news., 1905-06-08
Ju..t ,vhnt L.vsryone shnula $50

just what ssvsryonc should do
Mr.. J. I. bmbrr of lr,iuyil'r, Ga.
always Keeps a bottle Of Chamberlain :
Collie, Cholera, aud Dmrrhoea Remedy
at hand ready for instant use Atturks
Of cullc, cholera morbus and diarrhora
come on 50 suddenly that there j. no
time TO hunt a doctor or 90 10 the store
Tor medicine, Mr., Barber says. ~ have
tiled Chambcrlain's Culic Choler. and
Diarrhoea Remedy which is one of the
best medicines / ever saw. keep q
bottle Of it in my room as have had
several attacks Of colic and it has PROV
ed 10 be the best medicine ever USED"
Sold lay Webb Drug & Hardware Co.
The Jasper news., 1905-06-08
Hlndkerchiefs

30 dozen ladies fiue sheer hemstitch
Handkerchief regular prics l0c sale
price. ....-.........--.-. 90,
80 dozen lsdies bemslitch soft finish
ladies handkerchisis, fine hand
embroidered, initial in the cen
ter. Regular prise sOc sale price
each LIN
The Jasper news., 1905-06-08
A daily Iaporior slOO year is some

4 daily laperior sl,OO year is some
thing the public has long desired. Th
Chicago Daily Review, delightgul
family daily giving all important news,
market reports aud ntany interesting
departments for men, woman and chill
Is sent to subscribers FOR 81 year, ~
cents for q months, 30 cents for 3
months. Subscribe today, address,
The Chicago Review Co; 100 Coca. Co.
IL building, Chicago, Illinois.
The Jasper news., 1905-06-08
Embroidered Square

la white suitable for tahh covers or
pillow tops, regular price 5Ds-, price 25c
The Jasper news., 1905-06-08
Apron Ginghams

The best quality made in all the sta
pie checks, regular price lie,
sold everywhere at this price. 800. &c
The Jasper news., 1905-06-08
Dress Ging,hams

In pretty striuFs for childEn's dresses
and shirt w'dsts, worth lOc yd .... So
The Jasper news., 1905-06-08
Wash Dresses

- cllurrd wash dr,ssrs for children
up to 10 yrs worth Sl.50, sale Price G0c
The Jasper news., 1905-06-08
Muslin Underwear
Corset Covers
White Petticoats

Good muslin deep hemstitched ruifie,
SLID quality. sale price. ....... &c
The Jasper news., 1905-06-08
Corsets

~ corsets in small sizes sold at sl.00,
sal prize JOc and .............. PC
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-10
NEW METHOD
OF MILLING

A correspondent Of the London Times
calls attention to new method of
milling wheat which, it is claimed,
embodies discovery that will prove
as valuable in its own sphere as Bes
semer's discovery in the production Of
steel was in its sphere" The process
was invented by Mr.. Apostoloff. II is
not described, but is said TO be in
operation in London in a place dcsig
mated. The correspondent says
The ordinary cylinder OF roller mills
give a total yield Of from 6s to az per
cent Of tho weight Of wheat milled.
BY Mr.. Apostoloff's system a total
flour yield Of IS per cent is procured.
He thus gains an average Of 15 per
cent in the yiold Of flour, or an in
crease Of about twenty-one loaves Of
four pounds each in the quantity Of
bread made from a quarter Of wheat
SO far the discovery applies 10 all
wheats and is Of equal advantage to
all countries. But in the second
place he has succeeded in producing
from English wheat alone an abso-
Lutte pure and as shown by analysis
more nourishing and more whole
some bread than u obtained by the
ordinary baker from more expensive
flours, including those Of the best.
known American and Hungarian brands
And it Is In this aspect Of II that the
discovery effects tho prospects Of Brit.
ish agriculture. Under the existing
system Of milling and baking tho bread
wo consume IL made from an admiKture
Of English wheat with foreign wheats
tho latter always largely predominant.
ing and frequently to tho extent Of
three 10 ono. Mr.. Apostoloff can pro.
duco, and IL actually producing from
Engliah wheat alone, a brand which
ovports pronounce 70 be equal In color
and shape, and more than equal IN
nutritious qualities, 10 any bread pro.
dueed unlor tho prevailing uyutcma Of
milling and balsing from foreign
whoata
N those claims arc correct, it will
be % tho advantage Of American mill.
eru 20 look into this now method Of
milling. An increase OF rs per cent
Ia tho flour producing capacity Of
wheat would be about equal 10 tho
addition Of 100000 bushels 70 a
years crop.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1905-11-10
New Donation . rrlnity oonage.

New York, Nov. l0,-Within a few
days the Ancient order Of HibeTnians
viii confer upon Trinity College, .he
Roman Catholic University in Wash
ington, d. O., the sum Of $4,000 70
establish a chair for the higher eduea
tion OF women members Of the order.
This will be the second donation made
by the HibeFnians to the Catholic in
stitution in Washington, The first was
made about ~ years ago, when the
Ancient order Of Hibernians estab-
lished a chair for the propagation Of
the Irish language aud literature at a
cost Of $4,000. The donation about 10
be made win be the first ever made for
the special benefit Of women.