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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-17

10y eise ssne thFt Augusta. Mrs T'huB
Is asIid ati.t 7sS';rp sufa a,u dinyf.. 1tI.,ti
STORY v,la tinriifiisS 40 the ptir.s 40 ris
vG-iaps Iie1s al@a-n.sisE, and f'pfipttsf
<iisottsh Southampton sii.e vtlitittre
st,sTsf.ssIy 1vtsre Eh4iT feet ss.t irarn the
grsy iNiip.i. N'fgn q ruiI ffifb IA bouIIc,
Wild u,s:a. vtiai lFuft.bUtlhs In IharT
ilituths. s1J,rans ul5Un them and b.aEt
siiesll eipysH wits e a-lsin ~ nussstinns,
I8op.He-. AT sIissf tti,e~ fo,ind rheut
ss,ss,ss Az a tlrstHtlass t.ii--it,ts., utsa III
isInrttur -,uiutite they yaesIs FulitItg OLE
~ Southampton s3tfyciun.
Augusta stnfis hack With q sigh III
Te4itpT. Stn the seggf upJnpsitr 10 h.f
s,ulneimdy lah riiuusiJEfully Itiated Il
nrI1iraf ~ Che deFS pisIIt.rs. Sstis T6i,E
up iii. fest tiifst game to Itnu ind
Ifaiie.A iii II iitiF with Efs iHisfi -
.Trs'iH= tP ljick up 5slre thread u Arr.srts.
Turning <iie lHipar pNsT inlpssIlaigttr she
~eisitt- sllfrn Tn. reI'urts NJ r-ns Rtroi,fta
IIisurt-e and AtiuiifJti4r Division m the
High CURT This FIRST g~rtisurt ran 4nrs:
EsfoFe Ths 1sistt Hunuralie In. 9.r.sar
Dent. IN the Aarts.r III A1ss-
5spE.. Deceassu,
Tiiiis aultlic1rtiuu ,,talsiItE ,ulGt N the
Iess 81 tesIe Il. NJ. y, LRnsarop aon tine
esigir1seuth Of lIeeeIliis.r lust. ii viii
he r~.fuFaml.i.u Tiaifr eprft II about u
Ibuusund sulIls VI i,u;tru Lns 'sesssal CIRe
Nf une .iFsaft splIv-rSuelfty-
fi<e p.uiilr Ia Rii-vefe siHHsl- AIuuIlg
me ~tsrpv1tsd vsss .Mr Ia5.s.si1l, aif- i,.ftd
M Zine ~veE-Elpv,u Bi-nifughnm pub
liaiiiIts eumIHspy 81 Ms,sssurI. Audisnn.
R.psctye q Go IimiIedL vim was II
rt,e tim. 81 & Eiatt 40 New AeliifI.d Enc
tstiatrf;lin III s.nlI1sa.rien with -us frns;r
p,.ss 81 Ens company. after allowing
the JrreaurnyItiun riHgf MIR. -Mssspn eaure
tae1iIh ~ 8~ie,a.niip4f last. the 5trsssinelI-
1r.aereh ritst 1rrnir14e i.e 4sssllsh-
Aususftf Jiut down t.ne pt ,'er with q
sasIL 1Itete WIS safe aud s1IInt-
ef.tb tire THE iivst Will TT Alr. Asesun
.avttelel tt:ryn iisr shoulders iCic
FspraiYa4s heE issur.a-wfiHtevnf rtnrt
rrysse-Ipps furruu!a might Insian-fp
a,afener esta- Iipr the rttti hast will III
s,,s,nleh 81 Gu,esgD That her VIII WIRE no
1.,Vd, Giat ste had t.nGnrna rhst abpn-
iisaltIe rSsplinr 40 ne prrrpess. and
was 10 1sa fnrrJ,use seasred im aEfe-
ii WIS 1tp nauefE; emf, in u tt IF
veSsripp. alre fturg Ghe uewsIsnJser out
,cf tue window and cast hs,rssf back
tp 1tse sctlsisiprss. fseaitng vary nGlich tE
sEiIiaa ~ Try.
Stp he c~uu.iaust9
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-17

This sumo titled and trusted DUagherrF has been in
di-Sed some scores IF tiuieS fr forgery and different kinds
u. theft IL is d pity that the activities Of the grand jury
efunDt 3neaude paaer the INV the pleasurabie task OF IN
diettng the highly respsetea ;Ead Vary 5reIoiaant citizens Of
Pee-ia whip have SERVED as hnyrfssdee dummies oa the
School Saa.a during THE D9ngbertg regime
EortIng is 1aers eoateIpp1ble than the heavy and self
satisfied citizen WHO aeaepts q trust and then betrays il
out OF sheer anaolsnee or stupidity His OWE affairs arg
SO important TO thin that while be is looking after them
with al his might meantime begging the honor that goes
WIKI q public position, he pays 80 attention to the duties
Of that position. Whenever there Is exposed a fragrant
case Of faferery or acknowledgement under the hoses OF emf
nesst and bly4naunehed trustees who claim TO be as limo
cent as babes. SO far as wrong doing is concerned. the same
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-17
NOT A TRACE LEFT
RheunsrEn Tasrosshsy Cure -
Or. SfaA.Ars' Pink Pills for
~ G Pe8S eeesie.

RhepnsrEn Thsrosshsy Curse ~
Or. VfaA.ams' Pink Pills fer
~ gsBs People
There is uDe remedy TINT viii crr
rnsuuasis-p IL Ellis OF Lis iorEns End 50
thoroughly sIndicxSs the disease from
the n steru zhs1 the cure IL permanent
Ea.s .t4rssa- i I,r- Ws1aa.=s' Pink Pills
sur Pale People End HE proof OF the
stEteraeps IN fennd In the sxpsrasnos Of
M. T. S Wagzr, Of No u Academy
sts est wntsrtown, Ny He HFs=
The psin WEE II .y joints End my
Eutsrings for oFsr two years wRs bssond
description- There WIS Eu intense pain
in rrr shoulders that prevented metro-n
sleerdus and ] uon3d get Up sd Walk
the hoor al night When I began taking
DIR. Villas Pink Pills the Improve
neut was gradual, bit by the time l hid
taken four boxes 1 WAS entirely cured
and / have not had the slightest touch
Of rbsurnRflsrn SINCE that time
MI. WaSsr7s wife Is also enthusiastic
In her endorsement Of DR. "lil1a-ns
Pink Pills She ssys- "IdsFs tried Ihs
pills rnysslt 70, stomach rroubas and
hare experienced great relief from rhsIT
uss. Ny daughter, Mrs Atwood, OF
Gin street, Watersowu, has used them
70, female weakness and Was much t,sr-
Gifted by them I rsEard Dr. Williams
Pink Pills for Pale People Is an az
trerne1y valuable family medicine"
Dr. Williams Pink Pills have cured tbs
worst cases of hloailsssness, indigestion,
influenza. headaches rbackaehes. luln-
baro, sciatfea, neuralgia nervousness,
SPINAL weakness, and the special all
Inepss Of girls and women whose blood
supnar bez5stoaE weak, amt OF Ir-sEE-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-17
.tFEk6sHul."

OF all the oddities and, to the West
ern mind. absurdittes OF daily life In
Chfna none IL more apt to annoT b
foreigner who attempts to reside or
trade in the Celestial Empire than
,engsnui-sne spirits OF good or pad
luck which are attached to every par
eel OF Land. From the Emperor to the
raz-coYered bezgar Il cripple, every
% mas an implicit belief iii iIe geo
mantle superstition concerning b
srares OF ancestors and their effect
upon present and future generations.
Known to this superstition, says the
author OF "China in Law and Com
merce," are two strange subterranean
currents, the Green Dragon and the
White Tiger" while overhead flows
their counterpart, the Heaven Fox"
These terrible creatures must on no
account be offended, yet the things at
which they are known to take onense
are almost countless, and are often I'M
expected.
II two buildings stand side by side,
the one on the left is said to stand on
the Green Dragon and that on the right
on the White Tiger. Great care must
be exercised that the tiger is not built
higher than the dragon, which would
be offended, and sickness or death or
other bad luck will result. When a for
eixner wishes to build his house tall.
he usuaiIy fnds that however others
may look 1t II, his Ii the house on
the tiger. and II he wishes to raise 1t
- -..~< Arat OroOIff~fo fouUshul nv
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-17
+ A~ %&S& !
HEDnORlALS2 !
F Opinions of Great Papers OF important Subjects" j
; 4 4 4 Z 4 + Z 4 L 4 4 + : +

Mis-. s,,-v Of inrIl.tt trust is told by them with proper eiD'-
ton .., u..,,
II is tnp 10 rrtend TO the Cnst u the rusl1u
IF me Hilirks lIs duty bs is d public 1nniih"H idd %e
-raa1.d Ms such Let rhe MIXTURE and the eElgAl % HIS
,r.,us.s tp yal considered fy tl,nse wh8 make rhe taIlo-
trnI Inv fr bs ms b.eu Eer+ing of top easily by being
msrgIr cpufemprIDE-ClicaE News
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-17
cHApEE XII

ssh
Three haesassas aape pSsifs
long Hpptishs ~ psss'''s 0aDsfs sba
syef1Dsespn' n1Has ~ Daffs,h,
Shaping yer course TT s.1fieahs ~ ~
Gtitfd oha.ses, aaa 'nsas b9s = t1f
passsxf ~ ~ sis g1s sa's@ .hs spaasir
sast trades. ais1 W aeas Wy, ani sasy
1aads ~ 10y ie'ekss wbefs tDey
were asts,'iea ~ me a9h'fahas ana
yArtsbls S1a1ss afisf~afd so passed
insD fas 1ofsfaeass sfsoss, aba men,
ssss.Ss asa sssss sesaees
gales, taas b~it,taate'y . hss 70 ms
Azores, jnst ~ hef eTsw xsttlhx
very short ~ water ana We'1siofs.
Ana here y Do tafsnsh 70 hef
fsfessa ms fafikfst sAiaffp4ss ~ 1he
w1astsr itsss Hsd hrr NE nhd
Dicks, aftsf rsfttihg "fes more, sst
sal np1s, ~ s,nicss endless voyage.
sbs stood on ms wster e Foats
Dsixsda aud watched the HhrDo0a
drop pAs1
Bbt Asxvs4a was not the only psr-
sAa WIN with sorrow watched tie DE-
psstHrs Of the Harp00a. First. fheTs
wss little Dick, who had acquired !
dns YANKEES drawt. Then there was
Mrs. Thomas herself. When they hn,
ally reached The island Of st. Michael,
ia the Acres, Augusta had offered 10
j sffy Dosads 10 Captain Thomas ~
passage fes, knowing that he wa
~ no means oysrbnrdened with the
Goods Of this world. But be st0ntiy
Ia.aanaN ~ sa..ch y Saptita~ y. vSa~
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-17
mero u Hosrs

Little wtiiie--say. "A, Whist - Z
ttsr0f
PA hero. my sop, n IN umpire
,vj,e rst, face G.160 fans and call three
stsjkss on the star batter OF the homo
team III tho ninth inning. when The
crowd II expecting him to bring II
tise wtnatng run,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-17
ousEa.rosM1oo Fssass.

.s a1s,5xasS H,,sss iE
a. ,.,,d 1sn.u esd Them Do~n.
III. terrific tornado that swept over
fsse southern par- OF B~tngiaaInton, X
4. recently was one 81 tbs Western
-tndste.s aaraetr-a fuu~ae1sna<,ed,
uiri,ftpg evis,,,lu. taking a swarh from
100 20 ays feet wide, and nrsekSax or
Aa ulaafn everything In its path. The
tornado originated ,.ear the western
lt-n1+s OF fa,.. city. On the north side of
The susauSaaauna Rsser. ana. crossing
the river d-.axonal3y. cut through 9Th
and ssxtA wards, ~expendsaag its fury
on The side OF Houses nm. In the east
srn Dar4 OF the sixth ward. 1T follow
ID a da. Of oppressive heat and nu-
.,4ai.s sssd eafpe With an awfua roar.
Only six houses and fire barns were
totally wrecked. but about twenty
ouses were nearly ruined and 100
we're more or less damaged About 100
staau buildings were wrecked and seY-
eyst hundred trees were upreoted.
The da mage 10 most OF the houses
MS. rn4sr 3 afa,-ssz i firm TIE az
pressure inside. when the whining
,o,aaado outside the hoase caused .
.,a,,tsi yae,s4l,a. Although all bet one
- A., =s --s S
not : s,ersoa MAS killed and DO one
Was badf. ta5,,red. A hoese Yaeated
ON SATURDAY MAS lifted I'D and nbaYsed
s,ots,.a "A .s,e aty The roof was de-
y,osited III tsae cellar stsd the remainder
was sea.,ey.d for 3 a,aaYser OF a uatle.
Ys,e ho,sse ~ Bernard Smith was
tie,xa da,gn ss,o side hi1i se~reaty-aye
fees. ,,,r,,ed BOTTOM I'D. and completely
~,eekec rne aatoiniax horse OF
neoyye r..,,se,a MAS shifted 10 the
S,at,s, bo,,se Foundations. where IL Re.
.nasaed bo,,o,a SIDE ma. the roof in the
csiiaY xeye, ,,e,.,,,te were asleep "a
.s.a1a two hn..ses ana none was xen-
arxly f,suysys
M,.x G.arye To,o,,ktns had gone int
.,.e .;ee,aay room, az her son Raw and
Nc. .t.stag q. ..e ea.s y. 81: 80:
rrsss, hans. exploded from within.
ain-sa1 4. entire 'front.' az smoothly
a.d h,,.>sny Mrs T~otnntfns and the
49, ant q, ,,.a lawn. Where they were
-, ss,a,,y ,m,,.aY,neA The exnloxion
80 800 .t,,.,s. .yerv ar,fcie n f,rni.
- ,sa,a ~ ho,se ~, ~ witch a.
-. -. ,,cn. ara ,nof Wa LEFT IN
~. ~ ,a,,sa /, Ia,nss u.rtfran
-. a,a-a 81 ,ha .Ato,n,ng iot where
~. 80 dannoitsbaa rrh>
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-17

tesfu-e 8n oath ur & rulgpr word viii greet your ear 1@I
fft[ie hoy nnd sti bB thif Why - HGhooa Ely &afaE ~ nEa
this sort OF -plE- IL two men driving teams meet ~ tht
street and get INTO q 5um there Is usnnly z ToleE OF nhrls-
II q Dozen men EHtber around tbs door Of . factnrT fheF
Esils-ailr DO q little swearing, -
In This country there are people who hold that & first
class profunitE vocabulary pstoksnE a degree 81 1ndFTfend-
ence. Cursing in the presence Of others is tbeiT way q
showing that they desire Id be disc0urteouE- Some Ell
10 ers think they can cr more work cut Of men by
cTe-stas Eheaa. Other raaa -AS as tvward3T Ted ihaI tHSy
can bluff their way through Life by cursiDg and belleW1ng
MAJ ousht to bs arrested foT ruTsiDg Ii TSbBc places
They E. committing a nuisance when they jar Ios ears @.
ornr-s Wy Ill oalh-EbIcag0 Examiner.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-17

Tine money tiat the pulley holders iiI-rusted 10 these
IlaulnuEb sorI.orRtiuB mas been used ny Tie Dftcialb III
vii. Speculation s.-sns IL isTe grpwn amazingly IsGulaf
WITH them: II Ghav waI- Ensg tuos most uf rns PROFITS.
turning back iItp TN company trtasurles HllbrsVE Lhes
Hnv fiji. IL fhev Ilsl- -hr 1rafsHaripn YRS riIr-ieo Through
n naagf Of eDlute-Il -rusf ,puIanies in prner I'D involve II
III dsfiit RuT fIte.rfnif-y Apparently 1ie sole Kin Df these
Ela1fipninlp-s vss L ESCAPE the clutches ~ the Inv
Iirtlr wpndsr, -tren, tiiHt the Irepgie 81 the nNtlpn ne
aroused to righteous Indignation. Little w0nhsf TIKI they
Grs losing faith in tire iItegrrry Of insurance Officials. and
nrs demanding ItR1 the business III wtIhch they nHNe fb
Hes.sG -reir ea-Iainss shall he liiaeed Under government
supervision and suct safeguards thrown Hi,plT The Eehs
rries thai np eorrlIr and si,enularing officer csn ger II
Them More than Ehit- they Hre demanding The uTfer d+
purIaaInsn1 Of these me from Iolrtics. Tine president Of
sn insurance coulpRry that il hundiinE enormous Sums Of
the JpepBies munsE mas no rtEir 10 mix III politics, mas I'D
rigiTt 10 seek IN office, The VERY IEGIure OF Nahch may make
tine twp interests an-agnusLic. lie shofid nt te IN u
position where he safr force ieEisiatIun iniinlcrl 10 the ws1
fnre Of the psopGt, but turo-Ilute Id his pocEerbopk, nor
u-f"-p ms epn rs=e le-isnffan tipt rrnr fsrnnt the frnhIf"inl
INTEREST Of his nprJurrttuI. although ha.rehciaI 10 ITS direc-
tors Mp man cer afford TD IaEs upon himself Il dual pblr
Earipn pf tits kind, pud fhe pepiie muat knowingly psrIni1
i--Tpienp Binde.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-17
1rrrH:.G 1rustAee.

sked why they did not know anything
. ": :ss:s: :. !: e.. -: =: =: :: g e: !: =. 60 -: :; ' :: E;
verF taruluineIEr citizens OF Peoria who form
9E %: s]sah ssas;5 u b' =. c 'T5 n5p :ass 5oF sp5 sss 5zsss5s
~ xni secrprafr.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-17

To the request OF her publishers for
bioeranhical details Miss Myrtle Reed
responded with the following facetious
statement: discovered America
thirty years ago and liked 1t so we'll
that / have not since left the country
When I came ! had a pen in one hand.
a sheet Of paper in the other and was
yelling for ink At this my father
knew that 1 was destined for the
fourth estate. and ran to the diction-
ary for a name that would look well
in print. Hence my title, which ev-
erybody thinks a pseudonym, and the
English reviews inaist 70 be the ZANE
Of a gentleman one of them saying.
The gentleman who calls himself
Myrtle Reed Don't You call that hard
when 1 have always been a nerfecf
ladyf After this suspicious beginning
the rest OF my career is history e
chronicles Knickerbocker Press last
seven years."-Boston Transcript
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-17

equipped in The world Bnt Tar beyond The losses In -olI-
Ing stock viii be those through suits for damages Il Is
said that the New York and New Haven paid out in per
sonal damage through The wreck Of the New Haven COLI
1uuter train in the tunnel al New York q few years ago
more than $4,000. The killed and injured il the Men
tor disaster were more e~os1ly-Bostoa Herald
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-17
wssIA .opoal Msr Fssasses.

W0ot0 UpOaI 0op I10000e0. q
III we sconomfser aid the hus-
band. I've VIII soon have Z house OF
M on i1seead Of having to i've In
rentsA ptoporty."
sBut I'm not SURE should like
that ausWefed the wife. ~ couldn't
lrivo nails anywhefe I pjeass In the
walls 81 woodwork OF our own house,
20 knsw.-St. Louis Reppbltc.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-17
Tsrz prrss,ue kan Is d Nifasncs-

Ex THOUSAND men ~opposed 10 curs1nE, Tn@-
ssr and Inherent la1lguBge mirched IN u I'hfHas
lin III EuEtesn city Ii few days ago. a J'araos
|of mis- SORT ought 10 fe held in taLlcaso- 1oa
runut walk three tIueks hare without running
,uto some one enSfeEed in q curstng mitch II
Won ride on Il street car you Will. not 80 Tar
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-17
cHaprlpR 81.

tF
~pfS stealing aesvss siis ssgpti..n asss
AZ Yssss rsise ~ssi4asrssfsg ~ lts.r shoulders
Chad ssoI1e her. Sim epse ~Issss'iIg d,ifs
sst aa.sstp. ssaG iittetsef So site snSifs;f
hpt. IL sies s~atsisss
Assr..i.s1t Ia 4fn4,a.t an Aia.x IA aaslr,izG
5,seiuoutqts .r.sn ptt afgs l5itsss ~ isifffs
afsss rie waters ~ Eie fJostlslii.s 5bsss.
sis Naii.sp ssbstg III siniiessis tlli
presently she ~ps.Eesfisfa ptle 81 1rire still
1.rs fitstts Lying 81 tEi.ss sTpai.tl, pF fsssb'
~, feftinE tn a ia1i % Hastes gitsearsE
thes itaf f.sfis rjtis wfsNr ON shs Went
40 side Jyeift 81 tifs iifFris iiisstfiiand
sssssa.r otter tine vsss.ff. -dihete was mort
dug 40 fte .ss,tI. not u single sestise ~
Biii spN ..ipuIusis. FSt,uisssass riiptiEh
sstt. dsasssssa forward END sstasssa csstr cfr.
tosfss Haell, stip dpeip iitse The .:issss
~iatsr, ssaa Eisap started iatek witt q
Attic ers.
~ 81 - - LIZ s..@ -..s.sse6 A..r s.Ae.~e
90 Eats ssssFl, t,etsargh d ffrthusn and o
tRaA 81 gusft eassst, .tay Che apptissss 80
Ahe AVG 4Gfs.sf rissl They Icy ne
~hotiEt Gia. esise sssa.p uisoD Tirsrs
Nes-ep fbA.d 5doss H;in.g tsauss "a Gitetr
s-ad she a.essr ksszws s=a4ssPs Ei.y
eaEassa.sd END sah Vts-r siis seiif;; 81
gesrhaps riss s4apmIuiad END setl, not
fenpstpg sihsrissr tnsy were going ~
apy Je.s. rssstss Ttiss we're. an1 there
Susy s-n1.Etr.rI. ~ dsisr VuIEpSIR .its
EoatsA elesn 90 70 5gfn asse great arm.
~ kxser frDtet9sulpafs essS mad ssrs
ASNN w Nas nNaEri2pp Ang cs
AtikstSfa ssas 3sft aaIpi.e,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-17
Another Version.

Another Version.
As he cashed a ticket for a hundred cool
He paused to say: "Oh, I'm hardly 4
fool;
For of all glad words from tongue or
pen
The giaddest are "'tips' from stable
men" |
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-17
poInf-s ara a.ne iusurauu

HE .euti-e cuu1rtry is Ecudying the dsTei"p~
nents " Cie lie ffEsurtiite SCANDAL. livery
tiay .rassL rrvi'iiECi1lls come from New 1urK u
fipellzieG trIiuIrcisriug vi the part Df rlislIrill'te
utii:ials- " their ac1tvitv III III efUrt ID rpli-
srnl ,es!sIutiuu auG 40 .di-en1 the ~I,ali-ics nf
syrntp ;ruE nation,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-17

&c you want your kindness . -
acknowledgements extend + . q
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-17
Railroad Accidents Are Costly.

ACCIDENTS OF ra1lways1owadsEs noIns high It
1 is estimated that the Mentor disaster VIII touch
! an enormous figure. The engine. which WIS
4 Destroyed, WAS valued Al 81 900 the two cars
j burned were worth $4,000 each The Others,
I which were considerably injured were az cost
IL. The train was one Of the MOST ~s1peasiTeiE
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-17
ReaufY'k Troubles.

@I =: !: !: :: 2: 2; =; :: : :: !: !: !; !; !: s; :; :; :: =: : g: =: !: CO: 4; !; :: 60: :. :: ::
Nr0NV ingly, perhaps-say odjous things Of her and
her. The pleasure Of ordinary social inter
-. course is marred for her by the other WON
ems inevitable distrust The man her best friend loves
will probably fail in love with poor Clorinda. who doeAat
carr tuppeuce for bim.-The World and His Wife. -
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-17
HOSPITALS CROWDED
MAJORITY oF PATIENTS WOMEN
tfra. Pinkham's Advice Saves Many
From this. Sad and Costly Experience.

It Is = sad but
true fact that
e very year
brings an In
crease in the
number fopera-
tions performed
upon women in
our hospitals.
More thanthree-
fourths Of the
pstients lying
ON those snow
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1905-11-17

There are . lot Of failures foe 8.
eEy succoaA
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-17
Another Answer.

In answer to a Farmer, In your
last weeks issue. l want to say
that it i'll becomes, him to cast any
sluts upon my nationality. Even II ]
am German, shall defend myself
whether it be my nationality or my
business, and hope I can do so in a
gentlemanly manner without slur-
ring Mr.. Farmers fore.fathers.
There areto0,malry Germans and
they are OF too rnuch yaltie as citizens
for any one to be slurring them OF
their nationality
Now as to yout argument; you
started the music, but us yet have
not advanced any sound reason for
your dissatisfaction. 1t takes proof
you cannot produce, to show thai,
credit is cheaper chan cash. While
credit may be customary in this part
of the country, it Inns been proved un.
satisfactory wherever the cash sys-
tenn has been introduced.
While you yourself may be dis,
gruntled, that does not speak for th
great mass of patrons trnding al
kendrick, as I will show by publish.
ing numerous letters that 1 have re-
ceivcd on this subject.
Respectfully.
john Lauterbaclr
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-17
MEETINGS
A Series Of Meetings TO Begin
Sunday, !, March l9
In The Presbyterian Church

j Sunday morning March 10th the
Presbyterian church will begin q &C.
ries OF evangellstic services, probably
4lasting two weeks. The pastor. Rev.
j, C. Templeton will be assisted by
Rev. J. A. Longbottom OF johnson
and also by the singer A. U. Davis,
the lntter OF whom is under tha d.
.rection OF the Presbyterian Committee
on Evangelical work.
= These services will be held every
evening, heing opened with a song
service of about 15 minutes duration.
Next Sunday evening the M! f. Con-
-gregation will unite with their sister
church and their pastor, Rev. Geo. A.
Pease will deliver tile sermon In the
,Presbyterian church. fi'''The general
public are not only cordially invited,
but are earnestly urged to attend.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-17
DOING BUSINESS

We dropped in on H. Z. Vessels OF
the Potlatch,Larid Co. this week and
found they had closed the following
heavy sales fin farm realty
The Chas. Black place of 12s acres
sold to Henry Peters, Of Rosalia for
$4,000. This farm ID located near lie.
land and will be resided upon by Mr..
Peters.
The VIII Hechtnnr place; adjoining
the above and embracing 2so acres
to Peter Proof, Also Of Rosalia, for
$lO.e4O. MI. Proofs sbn will farm
the place and makeTiislf0me thereon.
Chas. Watkins OF North Dakota
has purchased the VIM: Martin place
near H. E. Vessels, and has rented
the latter's place for The next year.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-17
CANDIDATES VIEWS
The Nominees Express Them
SELVES on Village Questions.

J. I. Mitchnm declares himself
strongly in f;ivor of the bond issue
In favor OF water aud sewerage
system and also IL the springs cain be
secured, u purchase Of the same
from the present water Co. at II re-
asonable figure
In favor Of The present fire limit or
dinance,as it.hdw stands and also OF
the fam6hs cow ordinance as it is
published in this issue OF the G GAzETTE.
Istand On tile: record Of the past
ana on these Important questions
thus declare my position.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-17

At the request OF the citizars for q
statement rs to tile stand taken rs
candidate for village trustee will
say that.in, regard to the questions
ut issue, viz: The fire limits. bond
Issue. etc.,'J am decidedly In favor OF
leaving the fite limit asaait now
stands as It. would WORK an injus-
tice to those who have already built
in accordance with the ordinance.
AS to the bond issue the town GER
tainly needs better water protection
and ain imfavor of the town owning
the water works, also sewerage
system, which is needed badly.
In IL word: / am In favor of using
the $f2, 600, if carried, by the voters
at the next election for the installing
of water VI orKs and sewerage
..--..--s II. e. Hines
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1905-03-17
Unique and Valuable.

H. f. Vessels erected sign this
week which in the way. OF signs Is
something new; tlniGue, costly, rare
and beautiful; 1t is aburnt sign, the
same on both.sides, is 3 TT. in size
and represents ailog 'of wood ont OF
which has beencut a quarter and on
the cut part appears the words in
bold letters s'Potlatch Land Co..
around the. log appears wheat and
other products. The sign Is the
WORK of Mrs. Martin Vessels, who
has no superior in the artistic line