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VI S. tefundins es. registered j. !, y, s...s.
!!B retunetns ?a coup Z. &:
". sreBiateren.tt.. go. ts.....ts4!
Vi s. New As, registered \. \. 8.
". S. Nav ~ coupon !.
! - 8. Old As. rcgIstered
u 8, Old Is, coupon. {. (. 4.
American Tobacco As, certificatess.,..,..
American n Tobacco gs. certificates ........
Atchls5m general n is... (.
AtchIspn I'D IGstinant Al. b.
Atlantic Coast Line 4A.. ~.
Baltimore and Ohfo D.
Baltimore and Il Ohio Ss!!ss &. ~.
Central of ticorf.la b.
Central 0f5 Georgia tne.. !. y.
Central OF Georgia I'd Inc. !. I. j. N. h ~.
Chesapeake and Ohio 3. ~, 81
Chicago Hnd Alton $1,000. .......,...9
Ghica 90, 13iE aiti Quincy new is..,....:....
Chicago, r.. T. and I'Dcilc As Il.
Chicago, r.. ~ and iPac. col
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CLOSING %BoND QUOTATIONS.

IA c. C and ST Louis gct, ii ". Y. III 1o2il
rhlcag 60 Terminal 49,. g7iA
Colorado nildand da.. ~
Colorado and Southern g2fs
Cuba 5y certiica III \. !. 1g3
Denver and Rio C;rli5c AZ. .... II.
bs snsrIo, s Iisn S
Erie General el1s
Fort Worth and Denver City lists. Ill @
Hooking Valley l;.s l10is
apnr Gs Inca es y. IN.
Louisville ana ASH Chilled As *. \. 112ta
Manhattan con- gold 81 /. s. losM
Ms sxssa esntEal 5 4 1as So
MINI. and ST. Louis I. J9ia
d Missouri iansa4s ana Texas I. looa
missouri. Kansas ud Texas IDS 81 81
< National r.. r. Of Mexico con. is "
e. New York Centnil gen 31ss ), -. 100
New Jersey Central gen. IS 4.
Northern Pacific u.
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Northern Pacific as 1. 8. q. TN
Norfolk and SyyeStettl con. ~
Oregon short LING refurding s4s....:......... e7M
nv. j. 4, 103 "a
Keading General 3. 4, 10 rs
81 louis and Iron Noun tain coll: bs' lls y
st. SIous and Sal, Francisco fg 4s.ss.,...t. Nla
81 Louis Southwestern con: Is S5ss
Hcaboarl Air LIND AZ 3. {. S1Ia
Southern J'acic Is !. 4. 9j4
Hallway 5s.. 1lfn
Texna and Pacific 1str I. ls0K
rnledp, st, g IL and Western AZ 81
union SPnrifto rs Si
EnIo7 I,aa ID COW. 1l6 a
u. s.. stee "a 9Ss
Wabash u lists . n, 10 FL
Wabash Deb us i. i. 4. Z. !. OK
I'll MI All I. s. E. i. ~
and Lake Erie 4s. ii. ..,,,.... 9ts
1visconsn Central ... !. 91H
N. and Oh oIlatera Trust 07ia
Central Of eorgn I'd Inc. I. IS &
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Oti,cr I'roduce NInrkets,, 4

8 OCncrS AfVUuUtc NlNThctSs n
NEW az, H. an. Is. LOU Is--Iull and un-i
changed Aye lFiour-ce quiet, Buclwheat Flour
Dull. cornn,eal -steady, Isye-N Nominal. Bar
ley Dull, F5 81 3. y IN 4 . 4
III Wheat Firm; No, 2 red s2oHs {, b anoat,
.Cptipns Is lp!4c. net advance. May closed 9 Z
Corn sseasay;SSe; 5sIso aieya.sh Options
Barely steiliyi mixed SSC11a 3le.i VIC
r Enthusiastically. Cut heats-Dull,ts Lard
Steady, refliied, steady. Forks teady,, Tai =
lowt4l)ull. Rosl,--t urpent lne--3e a y.
Cofree--Spot Rio, mammals No. Invoice, s5fp
S5hc. mild. quiet Futures closed 4! eady l0ap
as points lower Sugar RAW barely STEADY ZEE
lined, quiet Resr-F irnl; NJ lasses- staly. RI
. t,utter-firm and unchnnged,, Cheese--F IN,
and unchanged. I'Egsas trpng y nearby, ok y
Potatocs-E Easy Long Island, sl,7b a., oli 70.
AMI Western. 81, s5af Jersey sweets Sc s,1b,s
ather danessie' 81 al sc. cabbass Easy tat
Dutch 8iler 1pJ - Cot ~ steam to
iLyelTool. ~ Il5c, q WI
n ,aIcAeo. 81 LIZ Jan, 225,-- Large pnsehases,
alleged 10 DO for the purpose ot I, covering by
aAa ~. an s pree Of MY
10. ana provisions are OF a3a /,
ss515'7 "a So Opsn Iigh. x Low. Clsse,
NM st.lssi l.lsx ASK ls1sss
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(. " CATTLE MARKETS. u "
I RICHsIoNI> LIVE STOCK MAR KET.i
RIA jna IA YJnlo Etnck YIN rf1a 4-1.g.
Sales u Union STOCK fards.) VT

iti ., Richmond, Va. . ] an. IS 1905.
y There WIS a. very good run sot cattle on the
market. Best steers sold at 6dlS hc.: medium
to good. 4sic. common 10 fair. 81 dry
cows, ~ ; extra fat young cowss IN;
bulls, e,sgs'ic,; heifers, Sd4 as to auality
and weight. % . sa5
Good run OF hogs and sold from 4; 50 65c.
Very Few sheep and lambs. Fat sheep sci 6
e. medium i. anS Iamas y
60 isc; common to fur butcher cattle scarce
4 Prospects good on oil stock l * Is IF .sl
CHICAGO. ILL.,, Jan. ~. cATTL Erie
cctpts, IS, 600 head, Market steady to strong.
Good tn prime steers, &c Is 16. 50 poor to me
dunn 50, s. as, G., stockers and feeders, sgS4G
cows hsfers. g !, j !,
iIogs-R Receipts 5000 head. Market 6Giec:
higher. Mixed and butchers 81, o6.i.so; good
to eholce Iiehvy. 81. 30 rough heavy,
$50 light, si.T0G4S5: bulk OF sale 81,
Sheep Receipts, 1900 head, Sheep steady to
weak: lambs 10c lower @ God ~ choice weth-
ers,, $i,0Os 555 Sfair to choice, mixed, S4l4 50;
native lambs. =. 100 !, Go. Az ss
NEW YORK. jan, Is n EEV Fs- Receipts.
1854 head, Steers. 10000. higher; bulls and
cows. steady, Steers iSoll SS5 oxen and stags.
calysss- Reeeipis,s: 7os head Market 30 alse:
firm Yeals 1893 u; tops SIG little calves, ~
800 barnyard calves, s3da.6oi Westerns, 81 90.
Dressed calves firm; city dressed vcals. ga l0e.
per pound /; country dressed, per- pound,
Sheep and ll.ambs--I RECENT ). SSl head, Sheen
steady; lambs steady. nj G God lambs scarce and
firm trade slow. Sheep: t5 q no very rhol 81
here. 5 Lambs. 81 tod rs; no very prime here,
f.ra = u 4
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
PEANUT MARKET. II

94!is| Iteportetr by Rodgers, McChbo & Cos
Spantsh--A arket steady ut s5c.t receipts light
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. firm at 81 gle, FOR fancy
stock machine picked. sss.ls!scs shelling
stock, 2QI3c. n III ~ 53 L.
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STOCKS WEAK FOR !. WHILE Y 4 II
Demand 3to VI Cover From Days IS
@ Short Sellers Sufficient t g. ;E,i \
feet Material Rally. .ss

{Gt o. - !
fectBMaterial Rally. 4
nv lated; T7ress.) hi s.S Il Vel
n Y jan. Ye q, =.
stocks, which became more prom O l)cs y NJ
U II was doubtless attributable 70 tileS
uncertain outlook iii tT1ussia, but the erect
II was not prodncca directly through the =
usual tl,nnnels. ct, London lbo ngh
& here during t1ins early part sof tho q Y.
almost us freely AT tAold On MONDAY " no
tonc Of thcrorclg n1arkets generals a nisf
reflected Ri,l relaxation OF ~ the acufes
over tho stuatlon III r az 9
sthepoint Of view dpptdd WAS /! indlcnted
~ the circulation o III Tutlor q nat ~
.vanccs werc mnkitig toWnrds Y medic tio ~
between Russia and MS q cof,sc-8
uuenco Of tho cmbnrra ssments OF 3 pt.h
4 Russian government at hong =, MS IA
s$ijuerce and tho demand to cove VI rts "
from lie late ellers or
}iilg Wth lbs bs tier BASIS of pflees
tprded the apsring dvancs,
lfS aoSH '1,D s hsa shsia
largely from WEST tern source and ~ son 3
tho great tiers on ne Hpart..&p9L
opera were for t te
long side of The lna rket. he lutl IN ING
activity of the Interior 81,
makes imDrctssioiio or 2
failing ofr8gof gross earnings for he liird
week lii January ~ Tue N tsso w VI
ynry demalld y :
emitting tieilcs o spse,,lat. ye
sen timent the more no MS to- a heS inoye-
inent has no defined Init ir sigh INK
i,gs of ' a's feauirine
5the fortifying or sits 6 old reserve 10 an
lortiint exterl ne demand e :, Z, c 6
SioRciTeet ii inaterlnl ally, and the closing
was firm. nj SrtcnYc rics from ~,
willie, s5lSSo5,. i;5nI,e Ia STATES bonds ere
!8nll unchan geds on ga i. 5s II y y. s..
The to tai safes Of stocks forys the sdny
ai ii;otltit ted to ,l0s share 55
m MONEY AND SF5xCIIANGT AcTsosE:3
Money on call stead f 1 .l'Gr .ceii t.
closing az s. offered Z,
4 and ninety days, pc Gen 81 x months
S 81 pe4s fp per s,fi sterns essaass
SbilisSat sl.s7. 7ssI4 50 for demand and Sat
j. day lSi!ls o,tna
s q ls ereia &. I, h,llT
can dol lnrs. 40 q 81 s3 f
u RICHMOND STOCK MARKET,
Richmond. Va, Jon. s. Il 1873.
s8 5is SS III SALES. IS s
Virginia t4nt,lrles-i6o at 100 at
h1ss S;si
rginia Genturies 800 at
81 sT ATE sFcURlT1Ea 81 MD. Asked
North Carolina g, 1913 4 . q ~
VI New and N HI ~ I, IS
s8 CITY SECURITIES. Esy
S1lichmonl CITY. 1885 1861
s. RAILROAD BOND VI s5t
atlanta md Char: tat g. r., 1897 ,s5
q it Is Sec 9n y Mi II
!, 4 lst ~ IS, 1879 ~
&. and NJ. ~. poeahe htas is:..:.... s5
ses;sa sSassf'i s,
s. H. a-year 5 p &, 4, 4. s. 1924
y lfltAlLkOADS # STOCKS Par. 81
Atlanta and char TX. .ll0 l6f
A1 Atlantis e esq., Linz Linz Sd
81 ;ss l5s ss lS i$ s
S e.A NIX AM RUST co. STOCK 5. igs8l
Bank % Richmond loo 1ei
An,srean Nasi S q. y =
FIRST tionnl Z. :. 100 alS ..,fl
National Bank of Virginia 100 l2of
5s8$ iNSU RAN ESCOAPASIEs.5tS II
Virginia Fire and Mari Al
wv atiSCELLANEOu S. S 3
American 1.ocomotiy pfl ioo loi
Va Car. Chem. gpfd. ~, sig5
Ma, Carolina Chemical ,cpm, Ito % q
u BALrfMoRE STOCK MARKET. N
BALT1A{ORE,F MD. y an " ~ Ecaboard All.
( Line common. a Gll7ai do. pre- ltrred,
4 sliced isf " liz 5SsIEi
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~! .IS.SY4tl4 IhIUTtF1ss' VI ITf5lf
.,sMILMLMGToN. N. q, jan 20 SPIRITS
Ioslr-.Firtn at $3.50; receipts, 2ss blrrels.5
la rrlslrm ata receipts. 81 barrels, Crude.
srels.Hs i{ 8{} II Z I'll s s. 81 ~ "a
/. SAVANNAH, q II. Jan s55--'rUIP EsNTISIs-s
FIRM at 5g,4c zee eipts les cask sales. go
saIss l,7s! barrels shlpmen; !. 8 osI 8 ~ ii,
I.tlST s., & Jan, % ~ UI FI1N- y
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III !. ~ Richmond, Fredericks-
80 20 u - burg g Potomac Is. III.


Trains Leave Richmond. q. N ortl,.y ard. i
s:as ~ q M SI,- p I,yrd ,rhrou
osfs nniMI Mn, ~ ain St. Through.
q Through: Pullman Cars IA }1' 81
" e. can M,iv ,es Days Ashland
ssto AZ !, M.--12ailyl' 81. Through. Il cal
y XXI noon-Weele DaysByrd ST. Thro,1 si,.
100 IA NJ, byrd ST. Frod erick4-
nllrB AtCoinnod ton. n
#5:s5 s}j N. Nv tain ST.. Through. Ss
Y s:SoI 7; M.--SVaek lba- Ashland Ae.
f$3 raj ms B Arrive Rlchmo i u--s outhyvard ssa
a. Days-E5 Inland
S; SEQ "a. u. Week DaysByrd sts Tredericks-
Il BURG Accommodate on.i Il
S;s6 A. Daily BYRD st. Through. 3sSS
.1l:So "a Through.
5s s bag. Fiji nhF9 a.|isna
.. coMnoda tlon.
50 g f assssai.
s; ' ,iIi, / q! ]. Through.
,1t:+o !, Week Days-Byrd ST, Through. an
Imam Cars. S5
Il. NO TE-Iuillnan% Sleeping orr rior Cars On
all above trains except trains arriving Rich.
m ,,o i 40 week md local accom-
Time IF rivals ana depar lures ana connsc-
~ R naT s "! ,sY pTAiE5 sfsn.
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ATLANTIC 3.COAsT LIN RI.

m ms III va RICHMOND yDAILY-BYRp-
~. srIlE E.r ZION, ). Y.
u los a. MA. c. l.. express 10 al points
x q. "a a ,M.pctsrsbprs aud Norfolk. lls
l,S:yS e. E M Petersburg and ". and w. West.
9ts:tS +, M.-petersburG and Norfolk.
,ss.i65 p NC oldshoro Local, lll
Xix b, M,-petershurg Local, az "a . I, ~ q
s:sS +, M.-',Floriia and, West indian Lin.
itedi to all, points South, =, i, Z
II y ::SS f. NJ. poters6urg. Local:
Vito j. X, Yerk ana 1SElda spessNtal
a E1 III &: AZ n. J; - A. N. j3s "a
n 0..iS:45 a. ST.; n:4a a. al. eo P: n: a;o5
.E re sunday. = sunday only.
s. CANfPRh!LL, Div F'aHs a ct.
Nv \ CRAIG. tfen. Pass AT. Sl iQi XIII
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& Si scoTToNsE n OIL MARKET.
NEW YO j AN. e5,--C ca tolaced oil steady
EWltha fair business. Prime crude H q q ba
mills, ls4 1sc. pr summer ysilpw, g4lp
st..sf on summer yellow, non,.llal prime
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1Iogy-R Receipts u II head, Market nolninaly
higher; no sales reported VI HI ri sf8 u

+ f3ALTINo III, 4 NJ d II, III IS. Union stosk
Yards. t,laretnon ca + lecep ts Y Tor tho
chrldads on salc:, market try dull and fully
25b lower on all des. Steers port. $5sp
heifers. cows stt,ak RI
and feeders. 81 ": cows s. sisll55 rer Head.
Hogs Rece pts for the week l5 10 heed
agalfst IS last we sts; liberal supply with
narket about steady. Westerns, s.. $3.50;
frJi, hers BENT pigs i;6oll4.
fs sh H ai Lam Receipts
fof the Gek Ned 7agaifist 5,419 last Weak;
o die; friarkntA about steady Sheep.
s3a5 80; lambs. s$s. Cal epei vi for
tho week. dl5 head Eagainst 10 last week; lib
slul supply and market ower. Common 10
best. ssI 80. u. III 4, sS
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CINcISN.ATI 5 q, Il !. j al ocIs-Actiye,
Gl;1or higher. Butchers. .g5 common,
s3.s5aE475. Cattle--S Steady. higher Fair I'd 70 "a
shippers. SAD i:Gs; common, ise4p2.5o Sheep
Strong tut s. 20. Lannbs Strong at si7tg
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NyARINA IINIELLIGRNCgEz,l

oHIF OF n IC,II kc(N I, VII
ssa s s N Nm cid. u fs ~ sl
M steamer BERKELEY Shelly Serfo lls. sIierc
disc and passsng q l ISoml lon llp9. 81
stssinsr Posah gRtas. y g ynysp, sI,ea sslYss5
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
I HALTIAioR Md, y an. 20 -Ecaboard AR
Line common. u "a Gl75ai do preferred, sGss 4
asked. II ~ 4 f8ss1ssi u
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1 DRY GOODS MARKET.

!. N EWf YOR *. Jan. Co. Tho dry goods mar
ket #is ut q standstill owing 70 the blizzard
placing orders, but has also practically stopped
shipping and seriously incolimoded tho general
conduct Of business. Little Interest," hoWaser,
Is shown In the market by buyers wi no are look
Inc Tor lslon In many lines,3
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against Isl 20 Inst year, and at iousto 9, X.
bates agnirs. T. gS5 fast3 year
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S B @ RID
Air LINE RAILWAY

Sil nv s. y; t-o-18o5.S ~; eass Z; sS55
s TRAINS LEAVE ..ls I: 2,
$50 ~ M,--Seahonrd Fast IA NJ aii--Sn vaitnah,
III ,Tacksonvillc. Atnnta and Southwast.3Ss
$3.50 r. }M,--Fiorldn charlottesville sg3 Pullman
ss.' 3 New York to st. augustine, sei ~
i 100 ~ M --s;eaboarl Express Savannah, jack
III sonviilo. tlnntnt and Southwest. ia
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND $ &sSt8G
e.sa AZ M. --Sulid Pul lima n from st tAugustlne.
s:i5 A. M.-Frons Florida, y a tlantn ana south-
ICE p J M M.-Ero,n Florida, Atlanta and South.
8}l west We III: 80 x 3s3'fs 81 SS 4fssS
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NM a &

. LAaf lions were aa 1oiloWs; g
s1Gil. Ii; I'D rtd. sl.l7Qd- lsa. No: corn,
sc. mo. 2 Yellow 45ls o. oat 81
80. white. 3lii white
10 choice mailing. 4sSflsc 10. a1aeed. si1s !;
prime Timothy seed Z s2 rs Mess pork par
In r1Gl sias01s IS ard, per 100 pounds. sgSsf
short ribs sides (loose). So. .75i ehort clear
Sides boxed .4f SO. 62aB. lskey basis q
high Wipc4 q grade y;
19Gb2sc.; da!r1es. IS tshcese--s teae
firm At 1t4i2c EggsTiiT, at tnnrh. cases II
culed. 2Sl &c. prime
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N. .lNsancItltel.Ercss.ll

\ MONEY AND ExCHAN GI5-cT.osE
Money on call stead " q IL ne 1Gr cent. |;
CLOSING bid, al PCT cen ~ o cred at
per cent. time loans 4sllgltly tlrneriSsixty
and ninety days 3 per IL nt.;; TX months
ID I-iG3 ~ per cant: prime mercantile
paper. l.2sii per cen d s erlins exchange
sRteady with acttinl business In, DANGERS!
5filisSat 81 7.7sa4.S7. 50 for demand and ~
st.s5 l.s'i5U FOR six TT iny ljil posted
traies, $3.50 and 4ss IL: commercial i,ills,
3ssis5 4 IS s., 81 liver. 81 IL fexi-
can dollars, ~ 4. NJ ,i gsga
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RICHMOND ri. STOCK MARKET.

Virginia Genturles-fbo at 9,is; 100 a. ~
.tlpD Mt 9Th e 4 F
2ssaloara AIR Line coirnons5 at 8l11t y { 5
Virginia Carolina Chemical GO, prrf erred--225
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RUSSIAN NEWS
again F|A A ] |.
8iR ulnorSof Step I'M Direction, 3 III
s$ Mediatior& Gattscs l2elaxtl--. Il Us 4
"a tions 81 Anxiety

I3 y tS1,Ilt ~ ~ " - M
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-08-31
Joke on Secretary Wilson.

A Joke on Secretary Wilson was
sprung at a cabinet meeting at the
White House the other day. Mr.. Will
son department has issued a couple
of bulletins on Angora goats. one OF
which resulted in h following letter
being addressed to the president:
Mr.. PRESIDENT regret to call your
attention to the Argora goat depart
ment of the bureau Of agriculture. 1t
has spread broadcast a document COM
mending Angoras to the farmers of the
country. This contains three spacious
landscapes: Before Goati0g,' shows a
dense jungle, suggesting an average
New Hampshire pasture: One Year AZ
ter Coating how h same land pro-
ducing a valuable crop of bean poles.
Two Years After Coating shows a
lawn suitable for golf links The ON
niverous appetite of Angoras is de-
scribed in d W. that led me to hope
theymight even effect a saving in blast
ing powder, the chief source Of ex-
pense in farming h~ereabouts.
II procured a flock at considerable
cost. The result of the first interview
with my dog and the buck caused me
to name the latter Togo. His views on
the subject Of race suicide, l think,
would receive your approval. h does
on the other hand. neglect their kids
SO shamelessly that l fear they belong
to a female goat club.
Il enclosed the flock with a fence
highly recommended to me by the
American Stee! and Wire company.
now suspect that this company may be
a trust and should be investigated. The
goats began by thrusting their head.
through the upper part OF the fence
where they hung by their horns. Wher
tired of this they went through. under
and ove the ence.
II make no complaint that they ate {
valuable rose garden belonging to {
neighbor; but their conduct in my OWL
vegetable garden entitled me to relief
When pursued, their rapidity of move
nent might suggest ideas TO the Penn
sylvania railroad company in connec
ton with its Chicago-New York service
X leave the matter, Mr.. President, t
your sense of justice. A consulate nea,
good fishing grounds would be appre
.iatQd"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-08-31
The Reason Why.

Drummond. Wis, Aug. 2l.-(Spe-
cial.,-Whole families in bayfield, coun-
ty are singing the praises of Dodds
Kidney Pills and the reason why is
given in experiences such as that OF
Mr.. T. r.. Void, a ~weii-known citizen
here.
Il had such pains in my back that l
did not know what to do" say Mr..
Void. land as l came across an adver-
tisement of Dodd's Kidney Pills. l sent
for a box. That one box relieved me
of all my pains. My wife also used
them and found them Just what she
needed. l recommend Dodds Kidney
Pills as a sure cure for Backache and
other Kidney Troubles
Rackache is one of the earliest symp-
toms of Kidney Disease. Dodd's Kid
ney Pills cure it promptly and perma-
nently and prevent it developing into
rheumatism. Dropsy, Diabetes or
Bright's Disease.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-08-31
LIQUOR LAW SUSTAINED.
Opinions Handed Down by Justices
Euller and hanex.

Pierre, s. D.. Aug. 25.-ln the supreme
our yesterday opinions were handed
down i'm the following cases:
BY Justice Fuller-C. j. Miller. appel
liant. VS.. Thorston Gudmenson and 7.
]. Exhus. Minnehaha county: affirmed.
BY vustice Haney-C. A. Barton vs..
j. Lee ct al. appellants, Brown county;
affirmed. State of South Dakota. de-
PENDANT in error. VS.. Jay Delamater.
plaintiff In error. Potter county; af-
firmed.
This Was n test case. brought ia test
the constitutionality of the liquor
license law ich proposed to prohibit
the soliciting of orders for liquors from
private individuals, not dealers. for
Houses doing business outside the state.
Delamater was soliciting for a St. Paul
firm n was arrested and convicted
on the charge. The court upholds the
constitutionality of the Law. and Jus
tice Haney holds that there is no proof
of violation in he specific case. while
Judges Crrson and Fuller dissent, hold
ing there is rroof Of guilt.
state of South Dakota, defendant in
error. rs. Henry Stanley. plaintiff in
error. Sanborn county. reversed.
Shanley was convicted on a charge OF
shooting will. intent TO Kill and sen
fenced to six years in the -penitentiary
The lower court is reversed and a new
trial is granted in the case.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-08-31
1WEN7Y-fOuR ARE
DEPRIVED OF FATHERS
An Unprecedented Run of Hare
Luck Accidents Is Reported
From Yankton.
FARMER ATTACKS WIFE
Used a six-Shooter, Stove leg and a
Flat Iron, but in View of Pre-
vious Coco Name He Was
Not Prosecuted.

Yarkton. Aug. 25.-cle Torgerson, IA
river. while returning home Saturday
from Yankton. WIS in some ann
thrown from his rig and died shortly
after being found by his family. The
team was discovered tangled up in
some wire not far from home. a
search revealed ~Toergarson. uncon-
%seious. lying by the roadside. Physi-
clans We're unable to revive him and he
died without regainiug consciousness.
a Wife and eight children survive.
j. p. Nelson. who was killed last
week. also lett eight children. While
William Sche.l. who killed himself
a~ceidentiy while hunting a short time
since, also left eight children. thus
maxi, g tweut:-fouv children left ia
;herless through accident in this COM
lnuu!ty within II very short space of
time.
a c%oroncr's inquest. held Saturday,
completely eNhonertted Tom Pfefferle
from all blame IN the death of Martin
1asge. who apparently died from the
effects of Il tYohen thigh received by
er Pfeffarle. NIeaical testimony showed
that Haeg. died from lemorrhage, re-
sultinS from the rupture OF some blood
vessels. caused by a constitutional dis
ease of long standing.
Reports still come in about Sunday
night storm. especially from the north
part of the county. where even grain
stacks We're torn u pieces. Many farm
ers lost barns. amongst them George
Carter. Abel Ateison. William Hill and
others. The last named also lost his
house, the storm cleaning the place
completely. so report has it. Corn is
picking up around town. but north the
crop is permanently damaged.
Benjamin l.. Smith. a young farmer.
WAS in justice court yesterday charged
with a%ssarlting his wife with a six
shooter. ii fiat.ro1 n a weapon pre-
pared from Il stove leg. Great brutality
was revealed. but the states attorney.
In view of a !!ttie family. and the pri-
soner's evident repentance. gave him a
chance to reform. The next offense
will land Smith in the state peniten-
tiary oil the charge of assault With a
dangerous weapon.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-08-31
RED HAT FOR o'ecRmAM.
Interesting Rumo-, Built en- Theory,
Cones from Sioux Ealls.

sioux Falls. :. D.. Aug. Art. Rev.
Thomas o'GorTllan. bishop of Sioux Falls,
according T. q ,o.or: in circulation here,
is talked Of as IA successor of Archbishop
Chapelle, Of New Orleans. who died OF
yellow fever 40 weeks ago. Although the
repor; lacks ofac.a. confirmation it has
attracted considerable attention here.
Since the taking over of Cuba and Porto
Rico by the American government the
archbishop Of New orleans has been
Roine's special representative 10 these
count of his identification with the Taft
commission TO Rome, n regard to the friar
problem in the Philippine islands, is said
to be the hest equipped Of the American
hierarchy for the position. 1t Is sad bish-
OPP OfGorman. on account of his extensive
acquaintance at Washington and Rome,
would be a valuable man in the settling
of the intricate questions of church and
state that are bound TO arise in these pos
sessions.
In connection with the story that O'Gor-
man may be made an archbishop rumor IS
already busy selecting a successor to
O'Gorman. Among the names mentioned
is that of Bishop St1r.ha. of Lead, S. D.,
who Is a very energetic man from the HJ.s
country; Rt. Rev. Thomas Flynn, vicar
general. and Rev. w. S.. O'Meara. 1t is
said Father O'Meara would have . very
ssrong following among the yoipg
clergy. Of which tho greater part e the
.4.ocUse is made up