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New-York tribune., 1905-12-20

KING HoNoRS DUKE OF WESTMINSTER
king Edward has Just given another token Of his
tays- and good will TO the young Duke Of West
niasier bv appointing him 10 be his Lord leuten-
ant Ter the County of Chester, in which the duke
grlacipal country seat, Eaton Hall, Is situated As
Isra Lieutenant the duke becomes the principal
representative Of the sovereign in the county
likes precedence OF everybody, even or the Hlgh
Esrsn and Is invested with the rank Of general
ceasaanding the county militia, precisely as IL
His country the Governors are the principal COM
handing officers OF the militias Of the various
Eaies. Il is in this capacity that the Lord Leu
isaant wears q scarlet uniform covered Win
s1d lace snd which has hut little TO distinguish
from that OF a general Of the regular army. ana
se nasss TIE nominations for commissions II the
Ailtsa. and also the recommendations OF It's ON
osz ,o- promotion
he oe5oe Of Lord Lieutenant dates from the
fsEn ef Queen Elizabeth. and In those Gays 'ns
aslSers thereof we're intrusted with the duty OF
Hsstersng ara paving the local militia, and OF
el2rdiag tae coast and the boundaries OF the
eaaHty from foreign invasion Even at the pres
st sisae the LORD Lieutenant is still responsive
9 the sovereign for the furnishing by his county
& tas proper quota CT men for the militia Re IS
-ksEise. * oaicio. the head Of the Board OF
Ses2Ey Magistrates and OF deputy heutenAnis'
aug has Inc gfgnt Of nominating and appointing
1ea 70 ofice.
IA the early days Of the Duke OF Westminster
aAFEizge persistent efforts were made 70 convey
es Impression that both he and his duchess were
~~lsed by the King ard Queen The sovereign
hoEeveT. given rnsny Indications of the fsl-
- q this belief by hestowing tokens Of royal
-sor upon the duke, among the latest instances
s--g The latter.s appointment TO the Lord Lieu
H'2sncy OF chesh.-e.
cTI1yA 10 HAVE An EMBASSY HERE.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20

Marriage notices appearing IN THE TRIBUNE VIII
be republished 10 The Tri-Weelsly Tribune without
extra charge.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20

CHINA 10 HAVE AN EMBASSY HERE
aa Ass E.ade Up her mind to follow the ex-
80 & Japan With regard 10 her diplomatic
~ sanitation abroad. ard early n the new year
- saise her legations N washington, London.
- ss-z 81 7elezsbarg, Berlin, v3erna and Rome TO
s1ank of embassies. gntsEnatlonel etiquette re-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20

rE Ps9s 2 M HaE2f R9NE @ = sd ~ I
New-York tribune., 1905-12-20

Local ohlcial Ree0rdIhe f9tlo gess IN ths tsrB
49,, he weather Bureau shows rue ~ Comma 5is@
uerstrre for the last ssseAtssT sTigs igst ~e5T, -
11r;tE fhe corresponding date OF ast ss ,oa, ,ooz
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-09
EAdii 4pNRtn.

8ermillion. Der 6armsr q.
6. Miller traf unl1ngft smei Stuben=
ten Der uniperfitdt auf Ieinem Saabe,
nelhe nit einem WeBinitrumsnt Ber=
mslluneen pornabmen. Gr forberte
Die iungen 2eute auf. fein 2anb su
berlalIen, unb als Iie Der MuHorberung
uiht nadtameH. serihlus er oas Wess
inltrument nit elmer 6eugabel. Gg
wiro isbt bas SnItrumsnt, bas einsu
Bert bon $500 Dat, mieber berrihtfn
laHsn maiIsn, ober Iih msesu 3tr=
itornng fremben eigentnms su per=
auttportsn ha5sn. -Sn Medling wurot
Elm Wann perbnFtst. Der in bas Wila
uautss Depot sineebrDhen mar uns
bon bort sinen Rspolper uno Snei
isabrtarten mad Giour eitn eniiuenott
Bate. Der Wann ineint gsiftig ni1t
gan; sureGtnungsfdhig su iein.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-09

gBabl anfshten. @unicibal Cuner.
ibip" ipielte cine 6auptrolIe. Sam-
mGn1 Derlor Disle glloermen IL. Staats-
AnentbIDleute. &iemdls DOr6er tuurbe
in gtetu Dort elm Nduor nit 10 qerin=
ger Wfaiorttdt ertudblt. sgm. 9. Ser
ONE Ilegte iiber Die 5ammaRpten in Der
@abl als Difrittsanualt.
Sn 6 biede . trugsn Die 8epubli=
lanes IN Der Staot uno i'm @ountn ben
Ste9 Oabeu.
Sn s leDelano uuroe>oer ltreits
bare WdpOr 5sm SObnlon tuieoer ere
Ddhlt, uno Der Staat ertpGbltg ben
SemptrateE Battilou nit groBartioer
Wlebrheit gum @ouDerueur.
8Gs OeHotrntiihe 5idet Iieste im
Staate peuuIplbania, i'm Staate 8ir=
giiliG, 6biO, IN Der Staot 9ouisoile,
Rp., mdhreus bic 8epublitaner i'm
Staate Wla6a1unstts, g2ep sSerlep.
Rbooe Sslano, 3ebrasta uno NRarps
lano Den Sieg oabontrugeu. Sn
MarplaHo puroz @jOrmaas @menoes
ment sur Contribution, um bic gteger
bos1 Stimmre6t aus3uIhlieBsn, ber=
nibteno seihlageu,
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-09

Sn q pbilaoeip hi fru9 oas
NefosnsGlsmsnt unter Ulibrung Don
Wlanor Weaner einsn acknowledgement
Sis9 iiber Den poliiilhen guolerrins
onuon.
sSH n IN BORT, no lpobl Der bsi-
Belte &ahltampf geeen 3amnanp uno
ole ,@'rafters~ fpbte, Der nod le In Der
sjeihihte Dpn Nelu Dort ba mar. mur-
os Der oemolratilhe Wnppr MeGleiIan
nit ollie 6ammanps wieberaerudblt.
absr nit nur serinaer Pluralitdt.
0earIt. lsin gegner i'm Nauorsiampf,
behauptst. Die Stimnlen isien ourd
Vsitug srlaeat rorben lIno iuiro bic
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-09

Gtban. sn Ger tatboliibeu QirAe
tpiro Elm SuftbeBapparat an9ebraAt. :
Die Orslaarbeiten iino isgt bseuoet H..
bic Jdrmer fino jebt beim Gornphiiden.
Der Grtras ilt burdfhnittlih so 1u@
per Nder.
Withsll. 0ier fano iiiralih cine
BsriammIung bon @sIndftsleuteu
ftatt, an welhsr Or. Fbomas Ei4ol.
ion. prdFoent Der Wsslenaner lniuers
fiat, unb bic 3ruffseS berielben teilz
nabulen. G5 murben Mabgabmen
belpreben, auf mslde gBsile ois non
ouf oem SnItiiut rubenbe 5hnloenldR
pon s38, 900 geloihi iuerosn tonne.
0as poriass Sahr errihtste nene @es
bauos bat $50. 900 aefohet.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-09

8ir babeu 0rn. @illD singer
anftatt Sas. Sullipan, ais unIe=
ren reiienOeu Sl9enten ange
itelt. 3erlelbe lit beredtigt,
neue glbOnnenten 5u MAIDEN,
lotuie GplllettiOnen, II. /. iu, 5a
belOr9en. QSir bitten uniere
5reunoe unb 2eler, ibm na6
arGften gum 8eiteranfbau Ser
rNadrihten Serolb" bebllfiA
81 iein. 2aBt @uer @elo i'm
Staate uu0 lei0 Itol5 auf Cure
Oeutide 3eitun9!
Der 9erausgeber.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-09

ser @Hpciirten 9rtTe bat aus gIaubs
piiroigsr 2usae in grfabrung ges
5raht, OaB BON Der DeutIhen 3egie=
tung nielndls elm bsrartiger 8orihlag
yemaht ppresn 1T uno 0oB iis aud
aiht einmul ben leiieiten 8erFuh ge=
naft bat, Die 2tniint RuBlanOs iiber
linen oerurtigen 'plan in @rfahrung
Iu brin9en.
WlIgr. Mperfd, Der llntsrIetrstdr Der
Congregation fir tirnIi6e 4ngelegens
5eiten, fpurbe bonn 8upit gum Sps3ial=
pslegoten fir gubd uno portp Rico
.rnannt. Dieter polten oiirfte ebenfo
pihtie ipsroen ipie Der Dss pGpitlthen
AbgeIanoten SatoIli IeinerSeit in
Wdfbinoton mar. gs 1T Der @uulh
oes 8apites, buB isine SpsSial abS
seIanbten ni6t Der Ration dngsb0rsn,
oei Der lie i'm 8u pertreten baben.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-09

gen, eltiile Z 50mnlbips in iener @eQeu0
fiir etnen Ratioualpart su rsierOieren.
Sn oieien y9ao 9an0s" Iino Dunoer=
oole Bartien init pbantaitii6en Ratur-
nunoern.
Sn Cate 6ountb Iol es gereilIen
6armern blutoaritig gu Mute iein uno
Die uriahe Der Qnlammlunq BON Sale
in ibrem 8ulen lit bic neue gabnIfrede
Der Wilnauteebahn bon maoiion noh
Siour sails. 8eDoam1btiQte Der 8abn
uno Arbeiter Iolen BON ben er3iirnten
6armsrn NIT Slinten tnn 6euonbeln
peg9etrieben tperoen, oenn oas Wege=
reht Der neuen South 8atota Gentrals
bahu 0tntt ben 6nrmern, Die in Der
9Onturren3itrede Der WtilmGateebabn
cir Mittel IeheR, I'M Die GentraIba6n
lahm ju legen, 9enug. Tie Beamten
legterer SahR baben ibrerieits dneeblih
ihre aHgsiteaten i'll 6oIton inltruirt,
Die 2lrbeiter an Der Wtilmauteebabn,
uenn notig, nit Gewolt su pertrei6en,
oa Die Sabn angeblih @igentum ner
GentrnIbabn piosrrehtlih in Befb
nebne, uHo Ioa bic Nlilmauleebahu
enolib nadgegeben baben. 8aflr bat
lls aber i'm gunoesgeriht um einen gin=
6altsbefebl gegen Gle South 8atotngen=
tralbabn naheeiudt, um ben qeplauten
SiDur sails terminus Der lebteren nit
ben @eleiIen Der Sllinois gentralbabn
81 Derbinosrn, neil oas 9anb Der Ril=
mautsebabn eeb0re. Der ginbalts=
befebI Duroe ieopd uibt bewiligt Die
6armer in Cafe @ounin, peh1e ibre
Garmen niht na6 allen 3idtun9en
oulhIhnitten babsn tpolen, Iieben alIo
nit ibrem 5rubei nibt alein uno miro
Der bstpaIfuetg @ioerItano Den Garmern
besIislit oes Megeredts iueni9 niiben.
i0as GisieB gisbt eben ben gabnen oas
&eht, Oas Abtreten oes fir Bahnspede
n0tieeu 2anoes gegen entIpre6enoe
entihdoigung Su erStpingsn, 70 gere6t=
fertigt Der Merger Der 6armer auh lsin
ln0Q
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-09

Dlaht Guh niht bel ben euglilhen
@lerts gum @sgenitanoe bss 6pottes.
Der Raufmann iddBt oann ben gBert
Der oeuti6en Sprahe unb mus oeutiAe
@lerfs aniteaen. 9aourb'iIt guh uno
guren Ginoern eebolfeu uno, Uenn fie
suei Spradeu iprehen, Oeroieuen iis
ooppslt 10 piel.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-09

Der bertbmte Oeutlhe grFnoer oes
9lntitorins. rusldes taulenoe bon Sin=
bern Dem 8dreeRsel 9ipbtberitis ent-
riTen bat, Or. 8ebring in Berlin, bot
unldnglt NIT eiuem Tortrae oie meoi=
Siniihe 8elt iiberraldt. Gr iprad
oariu leine 3uberli6t aus, ein Seilmits
tel 9eeen Die Shnlnoluht gefunoen ~
baben. gtun maht ihu Der oeutIhe
in Amerita (Aibebile. u. g.. uobnenoe
arSt Or. Garl b. Rud oieie gntoefuno
ltreitig uno bebauptet, 8r. 9ehrine i'm
Sabre 1902 in Warburg, 9eutidlano,
auf leine @ut0edlng' alFmertialA 9e=
madt 81 baben. Dem Rublitum 1T es
glei6giiltig, per Oie entoetuue semaht
bat, iOlanqe enolid Elm beilIames Dlit-
tel ge9en ben l6limmlteu Biireer Der
Uleuihbeit gefunoen III. gBenn elm
oeutlaer SlrSt Der gutoeder 1T, oann
ooppslt erfreulih.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-09

Nus Stanlen @ountp miro gemeloet.
oaB BON sinem aufgebrohenen SOB.
Ader oieies Sahr $50 8uihsIn Rartof=
feln ersielt muroen une in Der Bierre
9anooffce Iollen i'm Gttober 461 2anos
eiutraeuneen fur Seim1tatteu meitlid
bonn MiHOuri gsmadt wOrben iein,
oalIelbe Tol in Der 2anooffiee in @bam=
berlain Der SAD lein. Sieben neus
Sotunlbips per Wonat in einsm Don
aneebIihen Rennern als abiolut I'M.
tultipirbar binseItellten 9anoitrit, III
tpirflih Aaes. tpas man 0erlangen taun,
ielblt in 4merita. Sulln Gountp
briiltet li6, fsin @efdn9nis, tsine armsu
seute uno teine 5hulben 81 baben,
Hnh man ltaune teine Nirtidaft. WO
taufeu tie oenn eas ,SsusrwaFsr2"
Sula @ountp bat nod cine lebr fpdr-
libe Belisbluns, taum l.50O. bic in
etipa so SoipnIbips psrteiIt lino. Dit
Der .Gipiliiation" tperoen merfwiroiger
Beiie - Die Mirtihaften uno 1sfdng-
nife Iin fbOn einlteaen.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-09

2genn Sbr ihledt engliid ipretht,
oann blamirt guh nidt unb reoet
Cure Wutterlprabe. SeIonoers, menn
Sbr in ben @eihdftsbduiern ettpas
fault, 10 berlan9t eineu oeutldsn
GIerf.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-09

gGer ND ieiusr Muttsrlprade lhdmt,
lit Elm eleuoer 6rspf Der bon ben Nme=
ianern uuo je0em anitdnoi9en Wsn-
ihen NIT Reht Derabtet ruiro.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-09
GoitorieIle StreifIid,ter

Gin oeutiaer GampIer bate tiir;lit
auf ielner 6ahrt bon Singapore Hat
8eutihlduo cine eigentiimlihe 2aounq
al Soro, udmlid 100 Affen, melhe
bon Der preuBiihen Regierung getauIt
mureen, um mad Breslau transportirt
81 luerOeu. Die Affsu loaen als meoi=
5iHiibe 8erludsobjette 9ebrau6t uer.
ben. um Die WirtunJ eines ueuen nod
uubetaunten meoi3iniIhsn Wlittels ~
erprsber. 0offeHtlid bspdbrt fb oaa
Dtittel gum Segen Der Menlhheit, uno
als eegenmitiel-gegen Qner.
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-09

Die io3ialiitiihe gartei BAT nah oem
nsueu @aucuss6eieb Die rote 6arbe Iiir
ibre Stimn3ettel gemdblt uno Die oe-
mofratiIde partsi Die blaue farbe.
Die repubIitaniihe 8artei uno oer
3attsnlhpans aller ibrigen 9urteien
babeu lid1 nod uibt auT cine 5Sarbe qe=
eiHiat 9lab Dem GjeieB mus Der gln=
oitor in ben psrihieoeneR Counties Die
Precinct GOrliser isosr partei NIT
farbigen StimmSstteln DerIebsn. gSis
aber. uenn Stinm9eber farbenblino
linO, reIp. ben &GblDorlibern nibt
Seigen tuoaeu, fhr welbe gartei Iie
Itimmeu Dollen. Cb tie sinen rotten
Stimm5ettel In einen blauen falten
t6Hnen, relp. in einen Stimmjettel ben
anoeret 6arbc, um bic neusierieen
@ahlpOrliBer itre 81 ftihren2
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-09
@inise @ebote fir semti6 .

Sprsht oeutin in Gurer SSamilie
uno 81 Gureu Rinoernl
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-09

Saltet tets Sure Rutteriprabe bod
ano uutertiiBt Sure oeuti9e 3eitunel
Nachrichten=herold. (Sioux Falls, SuÌˆd-Dakota) 1901-1907, 1905-11-09

GongreBmann Wartin bon ben 8iad
bils, Der DabrIhelnIihe Eahfolger bon
Senotor 8amble bon Danfton, beab=
lihtiQt In Der udhften SiBuns ses
@onsreHss cine Bin CUR 8etuiIlisuus
pon hinreihenoen @elbmitteln eins,ls
reiden, um cine Srollepbabn ansuleeen,
ruelhe ben beriibnlien : Wino @aoe Na.
tioslal Bart in ben Blad Oils NIT
Oei Eprings ptrbinosn ioa, eine Strs6e
DON etpo IL Meilen. Disle Babu foll
Giaentum Der 8ssisruna fsin. Aubsrs
Dem liebt bic Bil cine slettrilds 2i6t-
anlaae Dor, nm bic bsriibmis 0obIe
eleftriId 81 beleuhten. Wsuu Die Sill
ourhaebt unb bic Nnlags pollenbst III,
ueroen bic Blad Oils Ilherlin cine
neue erobe Mn3isbungstraFt auf oas
reiIeluftigs Vublifum biloen, 3umal
Denn bic oirette 9ahnosrbinoung nurh
Die ,Ban Qauos nah ben Hlad Oils
Isriiq geItellt lit. auBerosm miro be-
ritist. oaB mo nd jebt Die Heuen eiisll-
bahnlinien tpeFlih onrh Die fpg. : Sab
9anos" pom Sub Eatp.a siebsn peroen,
Elm Yorfhias nes Gr@@cuuernenrs
Dsrreio sifrie eefOroert percen ialte.
Ser Ylan lit, Die Rs9leruHs in bstpes
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-04-28
A Home Institution

CA. Sphinx has been making some
extensive additions to his green
houses, making the space under glass
fully three times as much as for merly.
lie has now $500 feet space under
glass. The old house Is by 40 feet
Will be devoted to the culture of roses.
ana the new one, 81 by 40 feet,
VIII be used mainly for growing
chrySanthemums and carnations. Mr..
Splnk is getting in shape as fast as he
can to supply the trade of the city.
Patronize the home institution, is a
good old rule for all kinds of business.
Any thing he has not on hand he can
secure on short notice. An order re-
celved at 4 p. m. can be filled the fol-
lowing morning.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-04-28
Look Out for Sun Scald

Very many farmers are putting out
orchards, in this county this spring.
The most serious trouble with the
apple trees sold by the nurseries is
that they are headed too high. Sue
cessful fruit growers in the north
west are all agreed that the apple
tree should be headed very low, and
the principal object is to avoid the
ruinous effect of sun scald. Where
trees are headed high they have a
bare trunk which is likely to show
next spring, unless protected, a strip
of black, dead bark on the south side.
Repair the nursery mans mistake by
letting all side branches grow, and
shade the trunk on the sunny side by
a strip Of board or some other device.
A north slope or exposure is better
than a south one for apples.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-04-28
FARM NEWS AND FARM LORE
~. .>rn ~
Early Grain Doing Wei
BY GEO. B. DAILY

Notwithstanding a scare was raised
a week or so ago when the ground
was freezing every night, that wheat
sewn early, especially that which had
been treated to kill smut, was rotting
IN the ground, recent warm days dis
close the fact that grain is in good
condition, coming up nicely. The
cry now is that the ground is becom-
ing seriously dry, but investigation
shows that ground which has been
well narrowed, and the harrow is
much used this year, still retains a
fair amount of moisture. Small
grain will be practically all in the
ground this week, and an unusually
early planting of born is likely to take
place this spring.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-04-28
A Diamond Willow Plantation

A. M. Mitchell of Lansing town
ship, the sheep farmer, has made an
unusual planting of trees this spring.
The planting was done with a boat.
He has a quarter-section over near
the jim on which there is a low bot
tom or Slough which is part of the
time covered with water. Here lie
stuck into the mud a large number Of
diamond willow cuttings covering
several acres with them. Once these
willows are established they will
furnish much tirewood Of the very
best quality, and fence posts from
them are said to be remarkably dur
able. People who have river banks
or lake banks could make them very
profitable by planting willows along
the steep sides.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-04-28
Notice of Sheriff,s Sale

In Circuit Court. Fifth Judicial Circuit.
State of South Dakota, County of Brown, IS.
Bennett +. LOOMS, Plaintiff, VS.. w. H. Kid
der, Defendant.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of a
Judgment of Foreclosure and Sale in the above
entitled action on the 21st day of April, A. D.,
1905. and an execution issued upon said judg-
ment, the subscriber, Howard w. Cole. sheriff
of Brown County, South Dakota, for that pur-
pose appointed, will sell at Public Aution at
the front door OF the Court House. in the city Of
Aberdeen, Brown County, South Daa ota, on
Saturday, the 9th day. Of May, 1905, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day. the real es-
tate and mOrtgaged premises situated in the
County OF Brown, state of South Dakota, and
directed in said judgment and execution to be
sold, and therein described as follows: The
North East Quarter (NE4) of section seven (T)
in township one hundred twenty-six (l26) north
of Range sfXty-three 1917 west of the fifth prin-
cipal meridian, all in Brown County. South
Dakota, or so much thereof as may be sufficient
to satisfy said judgment and costs, amounting
in all to one thousand four hundred and fifty
nine dollars and twenty-five cents (1459, 25l, with
interest thereon from the date of said judgment
and all %accruing costs of sale.
Dated at Aberdeen, South Dakota, this 21St
day OF April, A. d., 1905.
HOWARD w. COLE,
Sheriff of Brown County.
CHAs.N N. HARRIS,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
list pub. April 2s-last May 49,
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-04-28
FATALLY INJURED
From Window Ledge to
Sidewalk

B. f. Smith, who has been en-
gagged as %janitor in several buildings
in the city, while washing an office
window on the south side of the Wells
block Thursday afternoon fel! to the
walk. No n seems to have seen
him fall and the first. learned of the
accident was the discovery of the u n
fortunate man lying on the walk.
He must have struck the iron area
railing south Of the Aberdeen Hard
ware ompany's store and bounded to
the outer side of the walk.
He was taken to the hospital where
one leg had to be amputated below
the knee. His hip is badly bruised
and fractured, also bad bruises about
the face and other parts Of the body.
Mr.. Smiths general health is not
the best and grave doubts are enter
tanned of his recovery. He has a wife
and four children.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-04-28
Aberdeen German Band

On Monday night the regular BIZ
monthly dance given by the German
band at the old Jail building came off
and socially and financially was a
success as usual. The band fund
realized close to $50. The next dance
will be on Monday, May Sth, at the
same place. The band will give an
open air concert next Saturday even
ing. The band boys have perfected
an organization which insures it's con-
tinuance. Each member has signed
a written contract to remain with
the band a year and upon violation
of contract forfeits his instrument
to the organization. All money col
Iected goes to pay expenses and pur-
chase uniforms.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-04-28
Baking Economy

By the use of a perfect baking pow
der the housewife can derive as much
economy as from any other article
used in baking and cooking. In Sc
Letting a baking powder, therefore,
care should be exercised to purchase
one that retains it's original strength
and always remains the same, thus
making the food sweet and wholesome
and producing sufficient leavening gas
to make the baking light.
Very little Of this leavening gas is
produced by the cheap baking pow
ders, making it necessary to use dou-
BILE the quantity ordinarily required
to secure results.
Manufacturers Of cream of tartar
powders ask about twice as much for
their goods a that paid for any other
baking powder, and food prepared
from these cream Of tartar powders
contains large quantities of Rochells
Salts. Ask your physician what the
results would be from the constant
dosing of Rochelle Salts.
A baking powder that is recommend
ed by leading physicians and which
is both perfect in quality and moder-
ate in price, is therefore suggested
one that has been found to be "best by
test'-"Calumet." From the stand
points Of purity, wholesomeness and
economy, there is nothing to excel it.
Food prepared with Calumet is alb
solutely free from Rochelle Salts,
Alum, Lime, Ammonia, o any injuri-
Gus substance.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-04-28
Resident Farmers are the Buy,
erS

1t isa remarkable fact that the most
of the farm lands in South Dakota
sold in recent years have been bought
by farmers who are charging their
farms by securing adjacent quarter
sections. This is well known to have
been the case in Brown county, but
the most striking instance of this
feature of land sales is furnished by
Col. j.. III. Holmes of the Romans
Holmes Land Co. During the last
eighteen months his company has sold
20 manifestations in Campbell
county, and in every single instance
a resident farmers was the purchaser.
Volumes of costly real estate adver-
Using could not say more for South
Dakota land that this bare fact.
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1905-04-28
Some Alfalfa History

Following is all extract from an
article by JIG. Smith in Farmers
Advocate:
The name alfalfa is Of Arabic origin
Alfalfa or alfalfa. The Arabic name
was at one time the more commonly
used in Spain and when the plant
was carried into Mexico by the Span
iards, and later to the western coast
of South America, the Arabic name
went with it. Alfalfa, or %lucern, has
been cultivated as a forage plant for
more than twenty centuries. 1t is a
native Of the valleys of the central
district OF western Asia, having been
found in apparently wild condition
in the region to the south OF the eau
casus in several parts Of Beloochistan
and Afghanistan, and in Cashmere.
1t was introduced into Greece at the
time of the Persian war, about 40 B.
C. The Romans often cultivated it
as forage for the horses Of their arm
les. 1t vas in special favor with
them as a forage crop during the first
and second centuries, and it's cultiva-
tionhas beenmaintainedin ItalydoWn
to the present time. From Italy it
was introduced into Spain and the
south of France. 1t was carried from
Spain into Mexico at the time of the
Spanish invasion, and thence to the
west coast of South America. 1t
was brought from Chilli to California
in 1854, and from there it rapidly
spread over the arid regions OF the
Pacific coast and Rocky mountains,
where it is o cultivated almost to
the exclusion of other forage plants.
There is also a VARIETY known as
Turkestan alfalfa, which has recently
heen introduced into cultivation in
this country by the agricultural de-
partment. This variety grows in the
high table lands of central Asia and
is especially adapted to the sudden
changes of temperature which pre-
vail there.