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The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-11-30

FRUIT PICKER.
Effective Homemade Device OF a New
York Orchardist.

York Orchardist.
One Of the most clever devices for
picking fruit we have ever seen is that
used on the farm of A. 9. Hedden Of
Tompkins county, n. Y, says Ameri-
can Agriculturist, which quotes Mr..
Hedden as follows: II do not claim
rapidity In picking under all condi-
tons. have been told by those who
have used this picker that an orchard
can be picked clean quicker with one
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-11-30

ia g RaMisAeT Ole Tenis
@Nos kfm- Is dad, but blamed Il W
eou5d 80 AAR - rsaagA. Cssvs1nna
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-11-30

NOthAAg SERVES better - niuDensea 4
mans character than The uin@u x
he 9mEm ElalnmAo ~ana1aan.
The Telegraph-courier. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1888-1946, 1905-11-30

head laterally or
even from the
ground. In fact,
one can get in
no position so he
cannot bring the
fruit to his hand
when once with
in the jaws Of
the picker. No
one who has even
d SINGLE lIulI Ilcc
can afford to be
without a picker
Of this kind. 1t
is the most con-
venient device I
ever owned.
The constrlic-
ton is shown in
the drawing re-
produced here.
HTL
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31
Mr1Caro WIJon

F@lgende Brew er kun ct af de man
sc Tusinde, der bogfpres i Pinkham
kontorerne, og som upaatvivIelig kon-
staterer, at Lydia F.. Pinkham's vege-
table Compound maa vaere ct L&ge-
iniddel af stor Fortreffelighed. idet
det oilers like kunde bevirke saa vid-
underlige Resultater blandt syge OF
lidende Kvinder.
Kjsre Mrs. Pinkham:-
For omtrent 9 Maaneder siden var jeg l
h6j Grad lidende at Uregelmessigheder Liv-
Smerter, en- yderliggaaende Nervesitet 81
egj6re for mig mod disse onder. Da forseste
pound, efter kort lids Forleb folte jeg bedre.
o2 efter at have taget fem Flasker heraf var
leg fulkstandig helbredet. Derfor kan je9
beredvilfigt anbefale Deres Compound som
domino ! Livmoderen. Den foraarsager re-
yelmessige maanedlige Perioder og uden
Smerte; og hvor er Diet velsignet at fnde ct
saadant Lagemiddel, efter at saa mango L2-
r mig en- Glrde at kunne anbefale Diet til allie
lidende kvinder."-Mrs Sara Wilson. ri
east Sd Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Iris De Ii Ter af uregelmpssig Men.
:struation, svag Nave, daarlig Fordejelse,
Oppustethed, Leucorrhoea, Flod, Nerve
svBkkelse, Svimmelhed, Mathed, en- ok
ae Dryden sig ON" eller s'lad mig blot i
Fred' Felelse, O%phidselse, Rygsmerter
eller Ned'rykthod, er alt dette Sympto-
'ner paa %kvindelige NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
FoTatyrrelsen Livmoderen eller Egge-
stokken. I saadanne Tilfalde err der ct
pcevet og virkeligt Observation-Disclosures
i. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31
Ettcnbe &apitel.

@alter Nr6en, &io 81 8ooina, Som, til Douglas
Campbell, Sui 2eit6, s5usmanio
~9feiten balpanoet Mor bar jeg loDet goo be,, min
fiare gon1le Sen, 11oen at ifripe til Dig, ifipnt jeg /
oen,,e lo1ge Sis bor tpnft paa Dig ntallige @a1ge>
1iot meget, erfaret ueget,, iom leg gier1e piloe bape
meo0elt 9ig, bpis 0cltogelie jeg oltio fan gjbre liffcr
@egning paa, ielp / 5ilfploe, bpor Set maalfe f,1toe ip=
mes %latterlist at perte @e6fglelie al noget Mennelfe.
5or ct &ar iioen bar jeg inopitlet en- Grageoie, Ser
enote n1eo en- lforbeoerlig Sfurfs 500, ct Merneifc,
bnis Sin frn bar til Sorban6elie for ~biGlpeles ltifpl=
oigbeo. S nit iioite @rep bar jeg gipet Sig eft ont
%it9noelig Sfiloring al oenre 0fano, ligclcoes al SEN
%a,lpffelige 1tnge &iae, lom itoo peo gonoen at Joronr-
beliens Mfgr1n6 lige iao %bjGlpelps lon sl19lc1, Ser
flagrer omfring, f%prtrpllet at Slan9cns farlige 9lif.
Sum blcp mart efter ror1t al CIT baaro SfjGbnc. 9en
l1nge &ige bragte jeg tilbogc til lin ~nc0bpjeoe @fo6er,
benoes Gunobeo bar rmoergropet> FUN bar aonosipog.
@ioen sen Sis gaor bun r11not lom ct lepe11oe Gig.
2oo mig fortGllc Gig ON ben0es %sorfbrcrs @uoe<
ligt. Sans 9po bar %plu0ielig, poloi oa og bemn1elig=
beosful0, oo mon alorig %ppoage6e Sen Ma1b, Ser far
brebt bonn. On set er ift / 9ncl, eller ON ban ct
blepen mpr6et, set er cnonlt itooig ct llpit Spergs1noal
for &oriier= &olitiet, fight sen Smitnn6igbeo, at bon,
Inn flG0t / lit %llnOertpi, blep fl1n0et 1neo >gjenn1enbo=
ret &iGrte poa ct uffioes %liggen0e Steo, lpnes at tDoe
pao, at 0e1 fprlte al oisle Jorl1o0niatger er Sen rig
tige. San bor finn lepet for at .gipre Sfaoe, % i1rget
bef(ager bans 0pO. Suns Io0er, ser, JONI jog bprte,
bar %operlepet ba,n, narer life %Snteresie for o1oet et1o
Spretboloelien al lit e9et 2ip % lfo( III, o%rntrcl1t pGre
bltlore0e gar gamn1cl.
Otter at jeg bapoe 6ragt 2isbetb gerrp til6age til
be,,0es Mpoer, blcp jeg enon1 nogle Maaneoer / min
2ejligbeo i Sserlningaoe. Seq bjolp Sen ltaffels. 900
Ser mes at fao 2isbetb ~lttoerlsgt af fleres Specioliiter
/ Siarneipgoomme Men ingen at 6em h1nbe gipe
os noget Saab ON %gleoeIige l16iigter for 6remtioen.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31
EFT SAADANT HUS MED HVERT
KjOB AT LAND.
OpDYRKEDE FARM-HJEM TIL PRISER %
PAA YILKAAR linden HYERS EYNE.

OpDfkkEDE FAkM.nJEM Ill PkISER w
PAA VILKAAR linden HVERS EVNE.
vi har kjobt en- anden Trakt Land paa
10000 Acres, Omtrent to Tredicdele deraf
er dekket med svart, haardt Tpmmer. saa-
som Maple. Egg, Birk ,oBasswood og Hem
lock. Paa dette T0mmer-Land har der aldrig
veret nugget. Oct er alt beliggcnde fra 1 til
$ Mi fra Jernbane eg nsr gode Jernbane-
skoler, kirker og Mejcrier. Der er code kjo-
reveje til alt at dette Land. For hver Kjo-
Der af Land vii vi bygge ct Hus I Fod bredt.
o6 Fod langt og IL Fod hejt, og Huset vii
blive forsynet med goGt Tag, Gulv, Vinduer
og D0re, alt fserdig til at fytte ind i. Prisen
paa wort Land med fuldt fsrdigt Hus CT fra
S. til Sis pr Acre.
Vilkaar " Kontant, Resten l s lige aar1ige
BctalinRer til 6 pct. Rente. IEgen bedre Lei
lighed er nogensiade tilbudt en- Mand med
~begrandsede Midler til at sikre sig ct Hem.
l de sidste otte Maaneder har vi bosat om-
trent so Familicr, som nu bori de Huse, vi
har bygget for dem paa dcres Land. ko1n og
Sc disse Settlere: de vii tale for Landet. Kjeb
Deres Billet til Gable, Wis; for kort og nar-
mere Oplysninger ON dettc Land tilskriv
UECKE'S LAND AGENCY,
Cumberland, Wis.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31
ct SPEClELT
FRjT TILBuD

Enhver at dette Blads L@sere, som
skriver ct Postkort paa sit eget Sprog
og adresserer det til
Scandinavian Department
Miles Medical Co., Elkhart. Ind.
vii strsks faa sig tilsendt:
I En smuk Bog NED en- coloreret AZ
bildning Of deres gamle Lands Flag paa
Omslaget. Skrevet paa Deres eget Sprog.
Ogsaa en- af felgende Boyer paa Engelsk.
2. What's Wrong: En- underfuld puzzle
Bog, illustreret.
s.. What "a Bat: Indeholdende nye 1de-
er for Frokost, Lunch, midday og Aftens-
f.. Character 81 Faces: Hvorledes man
kan lese cit eget og sine Venners Charac.
ter 1 Ansigtstrekkeue, Mango luustra.>
Honer.
s.. The Story Of Hands: Hvorledes man
kan lese Fortid og Fremtid / Haanden0
LINER. :Palmistry)
Skrlv straks idaR
Scandinavian Department,
Miles, Medical Co., ElkhaSt, Ind.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31
r@1,t peo 2eitb, 5osmonias &eitfplt.

.@11t peo 2eitb, 5osmonias %geltfplt.
Mir fipre @altert
Oh mqo fuloltgnoig babe CLIENT alle @rinorin9er
fra SEN Ii6, ri tilbrogte %ianne11, bpis Oh troer, BET
noge1 @inoe funoe faloe mig ino at ipotte ODER en-
el(er onbe1 oanoelig @rfaring Ell Sens 2ip. Mulere6e
ira ieq %begpnote at t9rfe, bur mon %inoprentet mig,
at ollie Men'1eifer leper / 9fpggen al Set b%emmelig=
beosfltloe, at alt %onfring mig f%remfaloes peo en- SSro=
flpoelie, io1n jeg intet fjenoer til og alorig bill fomme
til at fien0e noget til, Iaa lGnge ieg pan6rer omfring
/ en- ior0ilf @ffHffelie. 0a leg ielp bar gammel NOT til
at operpeie roget, iagbe leg til mig ielp, at BET begrGn-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31
Dens Fortrs6si8hed fastdaaet
En- virkningsfu1d Medicins Rekord
En- frcmragende Kvinde ( Cincinnati f~ortsellcr. hvor-
lsdes Lydia e. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
helbredede hende fufdt I'D.

bet store Code, som Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound bevirker
blandt Kvinder i Amerika, tiltrekker
sig mango af vore ledende Videnskabs-
m;rnds OpmHrksomhed, saavel som
t;enkende Folks i Acknowledged.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1905-03-31

s(roe11 6opoe boft Ginoe at blipe HonL til oc1.
bc0e 2io piloe oripe bom bort fra Set Steo paa Sor=
0cn> lo1n ban bolot melt al. Nten troOS oe1ne lin 9er=
iigt befo1ot ban Jig ollereoe Slutningen al @pril poo
Sci til 2onoon; ban tog meo Sltoget ira So1n, foro1
ban fplte Jig grebet al Ell %plrolelig ongltfulo Spilelps=
Geo og lpntes, at ban life fln0e pente lgngere meo
at le lin go1nle 2ejligbeo tgjel1 og otter bbre Seroens=
jtaocns Iorr1enoe 69r6lel. @an lungtes efter poa ny
at merfe &ompen ON set oaglige 8rgo og oe111e
Gtrrbcn eftcr @igoom og Magt, iom oen ioroiife &i(=
prrelies Mcifine letter Sang, pg lum intet S1eos
mrrfes sen @roo iom 2on0on.
Som mco al fin &peli fra De lpl1none slarbunore=
Ser, n1eo linc &irfers pN &il0crs Sfjpn6eo, rneo zine
@ier9e, fin cpig flare 4ilnnlel og De(c malertlfe
@rogt bopoc life forn1uaet at friNiere banp fra Den
Itooige fplellc ot at en- ono Nalo lpGpc0c peo bans
5i0c. S,ffe. en- Sil11c bopoc ban prret Stono til
at oonoe irit og iorglelt. S ct ltort Sellfo6 trnoe
Fan gler1ne rcnne 6slelle no1le Fjebliffe;; men loo
mart ban pe,1ote tilboge til lit &rrelies @niombe0 ,tpn=
geoe SEN pinlige 6ornemmelie otter poo baln. S lite
rare og biploralilfe &reolc hrrte ba1 til DC melt M
oeoe 6remtoninger. @per e1eItc elegant Salo1 oah=
ne0e 1ig for Sen unge Gnglp10cr. Wtu1 p1Olte, ut ban
bar al goo Iomilie, bap0e ct flint &Gien % por bel
bupenoe. So1 ubpioebe lin 8etienOtfahSfreos pplent=
Zig / Sen Mou1eo, ban tilbragte / 8pen neo Sc ipp
Spie. SON llntteoe fig ierlig b;artelistil en- u1g Nnglo-
Mmerita,1er. 9enne bar @nglG1oer at 6polel, men
bop6e iprt ct epentprligt SIP binlioes Sceanet, ifjprt
ban bar Syn al en- al 9giftrfens pperl tie 4ejltltge og
finn bapoe ioaet lin Sporagelle fromrne &reole |
@incbelter % 8alpol; ga BON par to % tppe gor CANT
mel, bupoe 6ooeren forItpot bonn, foroi ba1 life piloe
bore Nrnlt, men %foretraf at fpre Ell letlepenoe, lorg=
lps SilpGrelle.
(Gortietes).
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-30
"UNiON COMPANIES" BUSY.
Inquiries Being Made Into Their Work

Inquiries Being Made into Their Work.
ings in South Dakota.
Pierre, S. D., Nov. 2.-Thc Investigation
before Insurance Commissioner H. Perkins
on the charge of violation of the anti-com-
pact insurance law of the state was lrin-
cipally confined to local agents.
Their testimony was as to the use of a
cormon rate book for what are Known as
union companies the book being fur
nished to them by a Minneapolis PUBLISH
ing house. They said that their commits
sions were less from the union companies,
when they 'nliXcd' with others, than when
they devoted themselves to union COM
rauies alone.
The principal witnesses for the COM
panies was j. {. Ingram, of Chicago. as
sistant western manager for The German
American company. of New York, who
admitted that his company was one known
as union, and that the rates Of such COM
panies were alike III different sections. but
he could not remember whether there had
been any agreements as TO rates III South
Dakota since the a~nti-compact law went
into effect. Neither could he tell G ther
there had been any fixing of rates within
the past five years.
The investigation is yet under way. IN
case it is proven that the a~nti-c0mpact law
has been violated the law shuts the offend
ing company out of the state for 4 period
of one year.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-30
FOSSILS.
Carnegie Institute Has Received Speci
mems Quarricd from Sioux County.

Lincoln, Neb,, Nov. GA car load of the
Nebraska fossils that have been cxhumed
in Sioux county during the last six months
by Professor Peterson and his assistants
of the Carnegie institute arrived in Pitts
burg yesterday and will be mounted at
once for the museum of the institute. The
specimens consist of the huge skeletons
of the early ~rhinoceros, early horse and
hog which roamed over Nebraska and adj
joining states in prehistoric times. Sew
eral of the skeletons of the hog snow that
the animal was a larger animal than Chal-
lenger, Nebraska's famous OK. The work
of the party under the supervision of Pro-
fessor Peterson, has developed many new
things in science. When mounted in the
museum at Pittsburg, the mammals from
Sioux county will present a wonderful ap-
pcarance. Some of the bones were so
large that they had to be quarricd out of
the rocks.
Professor Barbour and his party were
camped for awhile last summer near the
scene of operations of Professor Peterson
and the two parties became well ac-
Quainted.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-30
FARMERS
Spent His Fortune in Gambling ans.
Is Now in Jail,

Spent His Fortune in Gambling ans
Is Now in Jail,
Sioux Falls, s D., Nov. 2S-Fronl the
ownership Of q raiUable farm 10 The CGCu-
panCy of q cell in the Sioux Fails p~eEitec-
ttary is the bitter fate which has aaIalle1
Andrew ThOEe. q man Of middle age, who
had he remained on the farm. would today
have been = wealthy and respected citizen
instead OF a convicted feIon,
Thone and his brOtheT-ir-i5w y, +. Van
Horn, were arrested 4 few days > on the
charge OF having been Implicated in whole
sale thefts OF chickens from her roCsts in
the outskirts of the city. In their case
justice moved exceedingly swift, Tor with
in three days OF the time of their arrest
they had been taken before u justice Tor
their preliminary hearing, had appeared
before Judge Jones, of me state circuit
court, and pleaded guilty to the charge Of
burglary i'll the third degree, were sen
tence 20 terms of one year each in the
Sioux Falls penitent;ary and had been
hin the bars of that famous prison.
When they pleaded guilty they doubtless
believed that owing to the apparently petty
character of their crime they would escape
with terms of thirty or sixty days each i'll
the county jail. Now. however, hat chick
en- stealing has been held TO be burglary
and. a pcnitentiary oTense. hen roosts in
future will be considered sacred by light
fingered persons who have a mania for
possessing themselves of other peoples
property.
Last spring Thone was a we'll to do
farmer in Nebraska. He married. and his
wife, dissatisfied with life on the farm, in
duced him to sell out and remove to Sioux
Falls. where her people lived. The farm
was sold for $500 in cash. To his wife
Thone gave 5000 of this. and with a por-
ton of the remaining 500 he purchased a
saloon in this city.
He knew nothing of the business, as is
illustrated by the fact that he sold bottles
OF champagne for % cents each, thinking
they contained beer. He also lost heavily
by gambling, attempting in his ignorance
to buck a combine among local gam
glers, the combine having been formed for
the express purpose Of fleeing him. 1t is
said that during a single evenings play
with members of the combine he lost the
sum of $1,000.
About two months ago, having lost all
his money. he was compelled to abandon
the saloon business, since which time and
up to the time of getting into trouble With
the authorities he worked at any kind of
manual labor open to him.. Not being able
to earn enough in this way to support him
self and family he resorted to chicken
stealing. with the result that the next
year of his life will be spent behind prison
bars.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-30
RECEIVER APPOINTED.
Water Works Company at Sioux Falls
Held Up for Bonds.

Sioux Falls, S. D.. Nov. 2S.-Qn ap
plication of the American Water Works
and Guarantee company, n corporation
doing business under the laws of New
Jersey, Judge Garland. OF the United
States our in this city, has appointed
q receiver for the South Dakota Wa
ter company, 4 private corporation
which for twenty years or more has
furnished the people of Sioux Falls with
their water supply.
The American Water Works and
Guarantee company is security for lht
bonds issued by the South Dakota,
Water company. In its complaint filed.
in the United States court it sets forth.
that the company is now in an iHSol-.
vent condition. II is stated that the
South Dakota Water company was
forced 20 issue bonds in the sum OF
$500 600, which were sold TO the Farm
ers Trust company, of New York. Tue
complaint sets forth that, the company
for which the American Water Works
and Guarantee company is security Is
unahle to meet the next iustallDlenJ OF
interest on the bonds, amounting 10 SS,-
GOO, and is unable 10 keep up the run
ming expenses of the plant,
Judge Garland appointed as receiver
of the water company. j. y. !UTdS OF
Pittsburs, president of the company,
and empowered him to operate tht
plant. The only action that can DoW
be taken by the company against the
city of Sioux Falls is TO bring suit for
the collection of the sum OF Sa4,2l-,
which is claimed 10 be due for water.
rent.
The city will also have 3 claim
against the water company for the en-
forced inactivity Of the municipal va
terworks system, the water company q
year or two ago having been compelled
by Judge Garland to furnish & bond 10
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-30

SAVE SEEN PROTECTED

NteGook. Neb., Nov. 2S,-Formers com
plsgu, chat Chief Game Warden Carriers
published statement chat game is
plentiful Il western NebrasiIa,' will d.
r~cs q &w>srm Of huntsmen to this locality
Lha9 Will result in The destruction OF the
game birds which they have toStered iof
e&s protectioutto their crops against grass
hoYpeGs and Other insect pests.
h<Irn2Srs in This part OF the state began a
cAwpai&p against pot hunters and game
~vtQtAtovS aud commenced to protect me
quail AuG prairie chickens as well as all
egA&~ birds with 4 view Of increasing their
numbers. The birds were found to be the
best destroyer of insects.
This move by the farmers was in5tigatcd
by : recent report OF government COM
CatsSioceys in regard TO the usefulness or
desscuctjbtIity OF birds. The government
report even stated that crows and black
birds usually believed destructive were
greater consumers of insectiVora than
grains.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-30
MISSIONARIES IN AFRICA.
S. D.. Pioneers OF a New Religious Be-
lief Arrive in That Country.

lief Arrive in That Country.
Sioux Falls, S. D., Nov. 25.-"May God
help US so that we may be a light and bring
the light to them, and may God use US as
fishers of men, This is the ending of a
letter received from a member of the party
of South Dakotans who left the state last
spring in obedience to a vision alleged to
have been experienced by a so-called
prophet who said that if a party of those
who had been converted by the prophet to
a strange religious belief would go to
South Africa the Lord would provide for
them in that far-off-land.
Those referred to in the extract from the
letter quoted are the Kaffirs, the South
Dakota crusaders having taken on them
selves the task of converting to the Christi
ian religion the KaffirS of South Africa.
1t Is stated in the letter that the party of
religious enthusiasts is now in a region
where 1t can see nothing but Kaffrs and
kraals. OF the people the party intends
to christianize he writes in part as follows:
They live in small huts, one for each
wife, as a heather here is allowed to have
as many wives as he can afford to buy.
Ihey buy a girl for ten to fifteen oxen, and
an OK is worth SIS in American money. II
we go to a kraal where there are ten huts
we will find the man has ten wives. They
have no floors in their huts, nor stoves,
tables, chairs or beds. They sleep on the
floor and make a fireplace in the center of
the nut.
The missionary out here has plenty to
do all the time, as we havc to be every
thing, doctor, judge and teacher, and try
to lend them a helping hand everywhere.
They are fond of music, and when we
begin to pray they will all get down on
their knees, SO in thar sense they are
better than white people"
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-30
MISCARRIAGE OF JUSTICE.
Much Comment Against Jury's Verdic>
in Carr Trial,

III SdIT ITlaI. %.
Yankton, S. d., Nov. 2S.-The present
term of circuit court will long be re-
membered locally as the most interest
ing for many years for many reasons.
To be sure Yankton had a murder trial,
but other matters came up in one way
or another that almost put that affair
into the shade.
First a too lenient jury construed a
case of cold blooded murder into one
of manslaughter in the second degree,
with a recommendation for leniency.
This last Judge Smith saw fit to COM
pietely ignore, thereby giving an indi-
cation of the way the cour felt
IT.. Sam Carr. who shot Granville
Thornton last summer in a trivial quar-
rel was sentenced to four years in the
state p~enitentiary at hard labor, all
the judge could give him under the YER
dict.
One local paper came out strong edi-
torially against the verdict and the ac-
ton of the jury is receiving general
condemnation from all sides in law
abiding circles.
The states attorney, Lee Wyman, in
his next opportunity before another
jury in a separate case, took occasion
to refer to the miscarriage of Justice
by asking why it was it had gone forth
that 4ankton and Yankton county We're
headquarters for robbers and crimi-
nalS or all kinds, and stated hat he
would say why, that it was because
"Yankton county juries do not convict,
no matter how convincing the testi-
mony, not even a murderer
The term has also developed that the
immense expense the Etate will be put
to in several trials this November has
been caused directly by open sun
days In the Frank Brauchman
burglary trial it developed that he got
drunk the night of the crime.
James Collins was sentenced to one
year in state p~enitentiary for issu-
ing a false check at Mission Hill. Chas.
sJones pleaded guilty to conducting a
gambling house. Carey and Walsh to
Keeping their saloon open Sunday and
BRAKEMAN was found guilty of bur.
glary. All will be sentenced today.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1905-11-30
ARTEslAN WELL ON RAMPAGE.
Mater Pouring from Hole Is Destroy,
ina Farm Property.

Bonesteel, S. D., Nov. 25.-1he big ar,
tesian well Of Andrew Qualrl's, locatedi
on the milestone creek, ten miles
of Bonesteel, is on a ram
page. This inside casing of the Well
has broken out about fifty feet below
the surface of the ground INK the Wa
ter from the well is running under-'
meath the earth instead of the full low
coming out the mouth of the well. The
well is situated on u hill about 100
yards from Qualm's fine $4,000 resi-
dence and the surrounding land is be-
coming so soft that the entire hill is.
gradually settling and Siding down,
toward the valley. The cellar under
meath the house has been filed with
water for the past week and Mr..
Qualm fears that unless something can
be done soon hat The building VIII be
DESTROYED. Everything which can be
suggested in order to control the well
has been tried but with no apparent
effect and it seems that the fine resi-
dence and other buildings are doomed'
20 destruction.