davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-07

Time Ball.
Branch Hydrographic Office. q. 5. N, Mer-
chants Exchange, San Francisco, Cal.
April 7, 1905.
The Time Ball on the tower Of the Ferry
building was dropped exactly at noon to-day
4 e.. at noon OF the 10th meridian. or at
d. m. Greenwich time. J. c. BURNETT.
Lieutenant. y. s. N. in charge.
Sun, Moon and Tide.
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Time and Height of High and Low Waters
at Fort Point entrance TO San Francisco
Bay. Published BY official authority OF the
superintendent
NOTE-Tne high and low waters occur at
the city front (AIisslon-street wharf) about rs
minutes later than at Fort Point; the height
OK tide is the at both places.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-04-28
W,nt WItmetfter Wen,el.

3wei 9aratteriItiI6s @sI6idter
pom ueritorbsnen WdIsr Wen5el ieien
bier mitgstbeilt: Sin iebr srniter In;
faa latte ben Neitsr nieosrgenorfen,
10 oaB er i4psrtrant gu Bette lag; er
JAP 0ie Ner5t:. pdbr:nb er aus BEN
S1llmmer fab muilter lprrhe unS
einen N~u9enblid bic Nussn Offnets.
Sic itdnocn in elmer Gds pes 3ims
msrs, no lie Ii4 nit lsiien Stimmen
iiber ben 5dQ b.tpruden. Wsn5el
Idlisf pieber Elm. glls sr poblsr mar.
ma9te er cine 3eidnuns: Elm S4per.
.ranter. Der inn Sdlbidlaf i'm Bette,
uno in elmer Gde Itsben i'm S4uttel
bic 2lerote unO baltsn fliiternO cine
8eIpre9ung al.
Cine Ieiner sIdn5enOiten 8emsrtun.
zen mar bic Intiport, bic Der 4d)!unos
d9t3igidbrige uuf bic 6russ zines 30.
tannten ertbeilts, pis ibm Gisbsrs
munns Bib .SimIon uno Della" &C.
iaae. Mau hing an isinsn Gippen.
Sober in Der @ei,Qi4uft polts cine
G~ntgegnung b0ren, bic tpomO9li4 fir
2iebsrmann %unansenebm ausfi.le.
Wsn5sl that ben 2sutsn ni9t ben &c.
fallen. Gr iusts nur: rllebsr bic
9srbdltniTs BON Srrsi GiebenOen iOl
lin 0rittsr ni9t urtbeilsn."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-04-28
German Syrup.

Bir molten un'ersn 9eiern cit $
orIdlih periihern baB 8Dihee's
@ermau Sprup b~eutSutnae puiitiu
tas sinsiee Brdparnt i'm Nartte 1T
ueldes ghminoiuht linoert unb
beilt. Sc entb1lt bic Giaeumittel,
ole reinen Sheer, Nussue Don Ifnn=
senbarS uiu., pelhe nls Seilmittel
iar Suiten uno Shnin0iuht bon ben
meoeSiniihen @unsrs1Ien 10 bod ae,
ifdBt ino. Der SdUinbiihtiae
einerlei oh bic ssrantbeit i'm Dale
Ober 2uuae, mus oeS Rahts Rube
babe uno ops RDrpeus frei iein BON
GnidIe uDn trudenen uno folternben
Suiten. Die ertrantten 9beile per.
laneen nah Rube, defender uno
linoenoer Bebanoluna, uu6 Der Ia'
tlent bebarf Der friihen 2uft, outer
ytahrune freien Nusmurfs oea DIOR.
gems, nit ihneGer uno bausrnber
2lnoeruue. Eleine Sfdihhen su
rs Gents eerp6pnlihe @r6Be nnbeSu
IA Mnl 10 uiel eptbaltenb rs Gents.
! Su auen GpDtbefen ~ baben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-04-28
pie A%nterftlrift.
Bon 6. q. RanboIpb 9idfieIS.

Die 8erbredsr idienen es pirtli4
duf 2oru Seduiurris abgsiebsn gu
baden. Seit ben pier Sabrsn, mo- sr
in ben 9eIiB bss 3itsls unp zines I'M
ermsbliten 9erm0eens gelargt mar,
butten Il. hes Gitersn DerIuht. ibn ~
beraub.n - essliidt mar ss linen absr
nur Elm sinsises MaI. 8abri4eirlit
bu6ten bic S6uits. feline Susenb. iein
Reidtbum, iein flottes 2.ben piirosn
ibn iorsIos unO nadlGiii9 MAIDEN.
Sb bieIer @laube uripriingli6 Elm
ridtiaer mar, lGbt Ii6 bsuts ifip.r be
itimmsn, jeosniQus trusen bic per:
idieo,nen Rau6bsriufs oaSu BEL, bab
Der iunoe Gbslmann ppppelt aut islner
Sut mar.
@r osb1rte Su Der art bon 9euten,
bic Iisber 10 Pfuno psri6entsn, als
fid um einen Sdiuin9 bstrii9en laHsn.
Saum buttsn ii6 sini9e SuQuntsn En-
fcIolus bsmiibt, ieine grOBartise Su
tpeleniammlung gu entfiibren, 10
ffidte sr oieis aud ihon gu Ieinem
BANTER, Der is in ii6trem GspabrIdm
belt, unb taum mar IS einem SplB'
bubsn oeIunecn, cine srGbtre SUNNI
nit Der aeTIlidten llntsridrift oes
2prbs einsutliiirsp. ais er ilh aud,
f6pn birIeBts uno ieinen Humensjuq
berart psrGnosrte, bah fir Die Sutunti
iebe 3adubmung dusgeidlOTcn bIieO
Gs paro iGlieflid} cine Gbreninte,
9eauidrris sl Sei9en, oab er troB lei
rer 9priitltamubre9eIn tein ebenbiir.
iioer @e9nsr oer sriinoun9srsldsT
3unit mar, bic Iih nit Der triminaII.
ftiihsn @ifenIaait beidlitiste; uu'
bem goosn, dui BEN sr iih perIhdn5'
bate, muBts er gcihIa8en tperoen
fpenr nitt bic anr5e b06are &lai'e BEL
Sisbs ihr SeIbitpertruuen uno BIT
QttunQ ibrer rieoertr itehenoen @s
molten psrlieren iolIte.
@n eiusm @prilmprgen lab Gort
Gbpin bel Ieinem einIamen Gund
sinen 9risF pcr i'd, ben Der PoitbOtI
. IOeben gsbrdtt bate, Gr mar Dol
Glurics IlaribtOu, isinsr graut, uni
Iautsts iol9cnoermdbsn:
.9eIisbter. Sm lsBtsn Iu9enbltc
babe mir unisrs Abreiis nod biz NOR
gen Dsri6obsn. Wsnn ou 3eit bait
tomm bod bsuts Rd6mittd9 nod elm
NAL 5u uns. GruB uno Stub -
Ttine glorits."
g.uuiarris mar Grssrlid aui isin
BtrIobie. S6pn Dor brei Sd9en bait
II abI6i.O Don ibr s,nOmmen, neil Il
nit ibrsn GItsrn nud WOnts GarII
iuolte, nun mar fs nod bier. unb e
bate fi6 bi. to'ibnrs 9eIseenbeit. i
~ isbsn, 81 iprtdsn, gu iiiHen, emit
eebsu lafsH. 4bsr oa 2Orb Murib
ton fur bic ,3sit isinsr abpsienb,i
fem Suus psrmistbst bate. mar Elm
qsnberuns bss .iumdl b.ftimmtsl
Rtiietermins bod meritpiiroia.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-04-28

Mus S6red. ": "Osnt't
Nu psnn our ni4t an 0ein. Grnu
Wteier. rsnn 0u bis Wlitte1nu6t II
ser Nnsipe Iibt?" B.: "@elpib. absr oa
,rjso' i'd ieosamal sinen S4rsd. uro
lui ben s6rsd mug i'd bdnn lsossmal
IN Glns trinten,"
Yistdt. H.: .S's ionntsI
nih aus elmer srObsn Y~.rles.nbell
rett,n: l.ibsn sic mir tauisno Wart.'
o.: .0us 1T gang unmosIid." w.:
.Ni.Iu unmOslia9 Sic limb bod cir
cider Nann!" o.: .Aa.roings
lbsr i'd Tam mid BON BEN 0elo'
nidt tr.nnen. Is lit Elm anosnisn Dol
leinem @atsr!"
S.rhreut. 5rau profsMo'
in ihrss @atten Stuoir3immer fur
vnp): .Oent' nal. aeclf. 81. 9Odi'
1t pi. 1repp. . biuuntera,Fdlen uni
bat lid bas S6lu6.lbein 'trbroh.r!
| pruisNor (Ssritreut): gGntlaHsn: .
| iOrt sntluTsn. Niult.n! Du bait ii
a 10 oft gsiust, pub lie iofort sntlui
IN ipirb. luenn lie nod ,inmaI stfud
,erbriht!"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-04-28
bduob, Central!

9ns III Elm ifsinbnr tUmiSfer Ser,
pieiGl, bab 5elepbuuiren un6 Rrnnt
heitensauriren cine aehnlitieit boz
ben IrlIen. Hber uerInB Guh onrnuf,
bn6 mon bel beioen nur aui benz I'm,
tpeae iiber bic GentrnliteIe an bns
aeruhuiAte Siei aslnHeen taun. Der
IhIehte @eiHmnd i'm Runoe nirb
nidbt brett erreift; 10 audi niht Der
Ropfimmers, bic Sebdhtni6idu6he
lie Shminbelnnfdqs, bns Ohreninu.
fen. bic Rlfenihmeraeu, bic 8er'
ilOpfuna unb Die seidhrfihen 2eber'
unb Rierenleiben. An bic Central
feile bes a6rpers, ben Rnaen. muh
man iih luenben. Fort finoet bie'
Berbnuunp ffatt, bic 8iloune oer 2e'
bensiifte, uub pom bort miro bel
8erbnunnesft6rune Der R6rper mil
i@leGten SEften, pelfle oer lr'
ipruuo ades nebles fno. Dereiftet.
Zen frnnien @naen nit beilenbeI
Rtrfune 80 erreihen, eiebt 60 obei
nur einen cinsiaeu Bee, unb bieier
bieten bic berabmten ct. Bernard
aranterpilep, bic fur rs Gents In
alien apOtbefen 81 baden fiHb. 81.
heileu nnfeblbnr, Dbue benz i@or
frnnfeu Rnaer nod mebr 81 Ifnben
ME bns dbenbe, meinlifhe Quad
lalbereien inner tbHn. NaH rpenbI
fh 5aii5 au bic Genlrnilefls bee aDr'
eerf. unb ssDar nit Sem eiH5ieei
<s.;srtsa @ittsl ben ~. Bernard
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-04-28

mails cine llnterldritt BON lbm atau'
nebmen, lperr bds / 10 iple bier nit
einem Yuntt psrisbtn 1T. gnt!psoer
lie9t Der Teblsr bel mir ootr man
mill mid in cine Sale lcden." llnt
Der Gsidditsfi1rsr la4ts hluitt9i
auf.
nG>bsn sic mir bi. 4ufforberung,'
Iaote Der @etretdr. sd iperoe il
Dem 2orb 5eisen. ubsr i'd firdte feiner
Corn"
.Mr. 9orbum," risf Der 9eumt'
bieraui, bite. b.alsiten 81. Der
Serrn, unb fragen Sic ben Qoro, nit
IS lid, nit ieinsr untsrIdrift perbdlt
Zen 9rief bsbalte i'd einitpsilen bier
@uten Mor9en! IS tbut mir lsio, abel
- bic Yflidt." .
0ie 6eioen Serren p.rIisben BIZ
9ant uno nabmen einen Wa9en
.Qaiien sic mid erIt einmal i'm Ct
Sames' nd6ieben," iugte Der Setretdr
,pieueitt 1T Der 0oro bort"
Nm BEN Rsituurantein9ang In Hit
caciQD belt er an. Gr ourdI4rit
IdneQ bic e~ls9untcn &dume, bts er 81
Dem Nla9unq n0h Der Re9entitrse
lelangte. ourd BEN er ii6 raid I'M
unbtrertt entIernte.
Nsudoem Yrrbam etipa cine buIb
Stunpe gslpartet bate, i6ien ibm ell
Qidt ouisu9eben. Ssoeniuls CAB {
benz autIfer SefebI, iOfcrt nab be
Yurt Suriidsuiuhren.
ObQlei6 teiner bon Der ganbe &c
Idbt puroe, bat e5 alien 4ni6ein, al
Of 2prb 9eduiarris in 3utunft 10
| Ghnlifen @prtommniTen bspaRrt let'
| oiirfte. Die @srbrehsr bdben i'm al
| ,GoiinunssloS" au~fgegeben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-04-28
c COURT DOCKET.
Monday May 8, 1905.

/. State VS.. Mike Neumann
manslaughter.
2. State VS.. Chas Brinkmann,
carnally knowing female be
tween the ages Of ID and is
years.
). Assignment OF Chas. G
Brockmann for benefit OF Gre
ditors; application tor final
disc.rge.
a State VS., Andrew Hathaway
disturbing the peace.
5. Lucy H. Beckmann VS.. Kate
Ledergerber ct. al, partition
6. Matte Powers VS. John Boett
cher, damages.
7. Isaact N. Cooper VS.. Ameri'
can Central ms. Co., suit for
insurance money.
s. Fred w. Rule VS.. Wilhel.
mine Poeschel ct. al. Partition
9. Hedwig Drusch VS.. Supreme
Lodge Knigts Of Pythias; suit
ON Insurance policy.
To-. Sligo Iron Store Co VS.. F.
c. Czeschin, appeal from JUS
tice of the peace.
II Fife Williams VS., Modern
Woodmen Of America, suit on
insurance policy.
IL. Ella Wehner VS.. Mathilda
Wehner, suit to set aside
will.
L. I.avina White VS.. Mike Neu
mann, damages.
IA. Vulcan Plow Co., VS.. F. c,
Czeschin, account.
10. American Brewing Co VS.
{ A. Bosch, account.
g. Samuel q, Robertson VS. Viol;
Robertson; divorce
II. John Jade vs.. Addie Mic
haelis. partition.
Is. w. S. Richardson VS.. Mer
camille Town Nut. ms. Co
suit on insurance policy.
l9. +. c. Bensing VS.. Henri!
Haas ct. al. suit OIL note
20. In the matter OF approval o
official bond of Robt. Baum.
g%aerlncr. secretary, and FREQ
Lang. treasurer, OF the Mutua
Savings Fund Association.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-04-28
Sebte boHnunS p~eridwunosn.

Gls beruOrraaenoe Gerste iasten
BOB W. VI. S%mitbhart, BON Hetin,
Sa,, unheilbnre Shwlnbiudt babe,
mar beiirn lebte SOfnuna balm.
ober Or. Sings New Discovery far
3awinoiudt, Suiien uno @rialtun.
aen retteten ibm pom @rabe. @r
iaet: .9ieie Me6iSin bat MIDI arino'
lid turirt uno mein 2eben eerettet.
seitoem babe ih iie 10 Sabre lang
aebrauft, unb eratts oieieIbe ola
cine rpunoerbareS Salss uno Ganeen'
peilmittel." Strena piHenihaft'
lides 0eilmittel fir Suiten, weber
pals ober GrtaItunaen, uno literea
&urbeuaunaamittel aeaenSneumonla'
&arontirte 5lo,d]en gu so Gtnts uni
500 in @alfer BrOS. NpDtheie
Grube 6Ia'he irei.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-04-28

Eos Eoeetuert beeinnt bstm erften
Rorasneroueu.
bod @odp Mountnin Tbee tuirtt un'
ermhblif 9na unb Rn&t.
Die Birfuna bfeibt niht aus. bic
Nuaen flnrer ifnneH
Dos ms, mas I'm bat hberau be-
rhhmt nemnht.
m,a.ssr s,rcs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-04-28
Ratb.
Nnr Nlbert aoerfh.

Rur riht uer3lpciicn uno niht 9roIIen.
@enn bir Elm idl0ncr Srnum 5%errannl
Su mubt mr. icii baa @ntc l%polIen,
Gu iprengit on and Ncn itdrilten Sarn.
gur nidt ron 8lili BLOB 'ebner'
traln1Cl,
gr,tpira' cs cir nit itol3cr Nrnftl
@as uiiet has thatculoic Sdnmclt.
GIid bIibt nur benz. Der rcSIih id)afttl
limb eebt All gnee emit Nciu 2cben.
Gfanit bu am 8rabe itiIl 3uriid,
Rufit Su: I'd falN inr @citrritreben
llno bartcm Mingcn 49, bOtitcs SludI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-04-28

las bubIhe Sraul:in Ne0ie pas
tomb in Omaha iaa:: sd uerfante
mein eutes Ausieben uno meme &e'
iunbbeit SuGiier's Rodp Wountain
9bee. Sd babe meine pole De-
iunbbeit mieoer erlanet." 8bee uoer
Eabletten. IS Gents.
gGalter Bros
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-04-28

llriaht non sdlafloNSttit.
llnur,onulidIieit itDrt uelnabe i'm
mer mebr uber ueniaer ben sfln'
unr 1T VT Die ll.lnhe pon Shloho.
iateit. Yiele Safe limb oauerno pO'
Gbamberlain'S Miaaens uno Gebertn
ielten Qeheilt iporocn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-04-28

Us 1T nidt bic Menae @Ulo Cream
ME cine 6ruu aui ihr &ciiht itreidt
unocrn ME uiel &odp MOuntair
Shee lie einnimmt. UNI bic mabrl
Sd6nheit beroOraubrineen. 9it
rh 6oIif'rf &odp Mountain 9be,
nerpor9""uIe' Sc ',sfarbe bleibt
: Gen.. 2b, tr 9%abletier.
o eI YIpe
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-04-28
EDW. WALL,
COAX WOOD SALOON j
g~Cgcniibcr DIR ytiibIc,

htrmdnn, :: BIO.
1ico lit Der cIcgnntcite Snloon III Scr.
manu- ulp llnccl mat bort aud Die bciicn
Nctrdntc uno eignrrrn.
y%clonpcro que 1Gbiotpo. gleini0cr
g9cnI III NrrmunI liir Oen %bcrii9micn il,to
cdllen Bourbon ulO -JtDc gDDlotD ocn Socrs
'ndHn 0%iltiillnJ 50. prcio o%crietue luic III
Der Suulltrn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-04-28

The kidneys are your
blood purifiers, they fill
ter out The waste or
impurities in the blood.
II they are sick or out
Of order. they fail to do
their work.
Palms. aches andrheu-
matism come from ex-
cess Of uric acid in the
blood. due TO neglected
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-04-28
Oyer.Work Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

All the blood In your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-04-28

kidney UOuDlc.
Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady
heart beats, and makes one feel as though
they had heart trouble. because the heart is
overlooking in pumping thick, kidney
poisoned blood through veins and arteries.
1t used TO be considered that only urinary
troubles were 10 be traced TO the kidneys,
bu, now modern science proves that nearly
all constitutional diseases have their begin
ming In kidney trouble.
II you are lick you can make no mistake
BY first doc,oring your kidneys. The mild
and the extraordinary effect OF DR.. Kilmer's
Swamp-RoOt, the great kidney remedy Is
soon realized. 1t stands the highest for its
wonderful cures CT the most distressing cases
and Is sold on its merits EyH-
by all druggists Iii fifty MfEF1kf.Aa@ sf33
cent and one-dollar siz- fssA
es. You maj have a
sample bottle by mail Home Of swamp Rost
free. also pamphlet telling you no" to tinc
out II you have kidney or bladder trouble
Mention this paper when writing DR.. Ki'mes
& Co.. B~inghamton. N. Y.
Don't make any mistake, but remtmhe
tht name, Swamp-Root, DR., Kilmer'
Swamp-Rnot, and the address, Binshamtol
v. Y, on every bottle.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1905-04-28
White = House Bar
LOUIS Koch, Birth.

3lc's a.tbS'annls uno isbr btlttbts NtrtbI6ait labl
ID unrrupm NE g., ul0 blritn buptr rnttde gu ndRtch
iuI bru fib itts or uutmertluuiittn uho pToHiptsfti
'rCIchlng prIti GSlt halten
a. br a. II lrduis. iOlpts aud bic f%siniirn SI.
InliCn lt,,s al piuo.
puutS d.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-10-27
GRAND OPENING.
OI New Opera House Nov. fS1S.
Excellent Program
Arranged

The following is theprogram for the
new opera house the evening of
November 9th. Sanford DODGE and
his excellent company have been Sc.
cured for the opening night and will.
play Damon and Pythias." AS will
be noticed a most excellent program
has been arranged. 1t is expected
that large number of people will he
in attendance from outside towns.
PROGRAM.
Introductory remarks by Chairman
OF Ceremon les, Mayor Thomas L.
BOuck.
Address-''Ihe Press and Our City,"
Henry S. Volkmar.
ress-"Milbank and It's Public
improvements, w. w. Downie.
et-"Greeting, Mendelssohn,
Misses Gertie Stone and Louise
Seide.
Address-"The Young Man," J. 81
Hudson, of Winnipeg, Cam
Address-''Tha Drama Sanford
Dodge.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-10-27
Miss Ruby Ryder was Co.
roma visitor over Sunday.


Apples! Apples. Apples! You
won't get another chance this
year to buy them at Sl.1O.
Halves Supply Go.
There seems to be a general
scarcity of apples on the market
this fall, one commission man
telling a reporter that thew
would be very scarce and much
higher in price in a few weeks.
The crop was quite sufficient for
the market but of very poor
quality and only a portion was
put upon the market.
The Milbank friends of Rev.
W. Fl. Jordan will be interested
to learn that his daughter, Miss
Veda is about to be married to
Mr.. William Albert Rice, of Fer.
gus Falls, Mimi. The ceremony
will be performed by DR.. Jordan
at the First church in Minneapo-
lis, and the newly married
couple will be at home to friends
in Fergus Falls after Nov. Is.
The family of George Schafer
were enjoying visit the first OF
the week from Mr.. B. G.. Her
rett Of st. Johns, New Bruins.
wick, and Frank Herrett, of
Aberdeen, the former the father
and the latter the brother of Mrs.
Schafer. They went out to Aber-
deen Monday evening. Mr.. Her
rett, sr., intends to spend a por-
tion OF the winter with South
Dakota friends.
A. W. Koepke, who was a few
years ago a resident of Gran t
Center, has been spending a
week here visiting his brothers.
Mr. Koepke is a travelling col
lector for the international har
vester company, and makes his
home at Campbellsport, Wis
Mr.. Koepke was pleased to no
tice the general prosperity of
Milbank and Grant county, and
his many friends here are glad
to know that he is himself doing
well. He takes advantage of a
short vacation to visit his friends
here.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-10-27

THE Mitchell Clarion wants to
know what to do to be saved, and
makes the following inquiry OF
the insurgents:
According to the Democratic
and insurgent press, if Repub-
llcan has an opinion of his own
not in perfect harmony with
what they construe the presi.
dents views to be, he is "against
Roosevelt If he is perfectly
loyal TO his party in all things he
is a "brass collar hireling .
Will some good sanity repu Bill
can (?) who supported Bryan in
1896 and 1900 and either Parker
or Watson in 1904, kindly advise
us what to do in order to be a
real good republican? Forty
years Of fidelity to Repu blican
principles is not sufficient to en-
able us to act wisely il their
sight.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-10-27

JERRY SIMPSON, the noted Kan
sas populist died at Wichita,
Kan, on the 23rd inst.
Jerry Simpson first sprang in
to prominence in 1902, when he
was elected to congress as Pop
ulist over Chester I. Long, the
present senator from Kansas
In 1894 he was defeated by Long
and in 1896 was again elected
over his former opponent. In
1898 Simps and Long made
the race once more, and Long
won. The Populist wave in Kan
sas then subsided, and later on
Simpson went to Arizona, where
he resided until attacked by his
fatal illness several weeks ago.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-10-27
SU VI NIT


Signal, Oct. 20, 1905
Henry Beaman went to Graceville
NJ inn., Thursday night to act as re.
lief agent.
Schad Bros. have sold their meat
market to Chas. Kuchler, of Farming
ton Twp, who will take possession in
a short time.
II this season has taught farmers
anything it has taught them the me-
cessity OF taking good care of the
crops they raise if they wish to profit
from their labors. There are hum
dreds OF acres of grain standing in
the shock in this section which is now
practlcally worthless on account of
long exposure to storms of wind and
rain. That sort of farming never has
and never will pay, and the farmer
VINO follows it is doomed to utter and
absolute failure. Better raise 25
acres OF crop and take care of it than
do0 acres and let your grain rot in
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-10-27
STRANDRERG
October 25. 1906

/
| Your correspondent has been very
blsy, hence no news for the past two
weeks.
The weather has been very irrecu.
lar, delaying farm work and thresh-
ing.
The brick work on the new school
mouse will be completed this week. 1t
Is as hne appearing building as will
be found in Grant county.
The work on the new church is
progressing nicely.
The M. & st. L. ran an excursion
to the twin cities Saturday.
Joe Lingren, who has been running
the meat wagon for Mr.. McClelland
this summer, has gone to Zumbra
Heights, Mimi, where he will assist
IN the store at that place.
! Lindquist Bros. are finishing up the
threshing around here.
Three or four of the residents here
intend putting in new phones.
Mr.. Bork, of Revillo, was up from
Revillo last Monday buying a car of
stock.
Yesterday morning the freight train
from the west bad one of it's refrig-
orator cars derailed on the curve west
OF the railroad bridge. The car
ran across the ties on the bridge.
and broke almost every tie and then
uncoupled turning on it's side on
the high embankment. The section
crew raised the car with jack screws
and tipped it into the ravine, where
it lays at present. 1t took two honrs
to clear the track.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-10-27
NEW ROUTE 10 Los ANGELES
Daily Tourist Cars via the Salt
Lake Route.

Through tourist sleeper to
Los Angeles leave Union Pas.
senger Station, Chicago, SIS D.
m. every day. Route-Chicaeo
Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway.
Onlon Pacific and the New San
Pedro, Los Angeles & Salt Lake
Railroad. Connections made
from all points on the Chicago,
Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway.
Ask the nearest ticket agent
OF the Chicago. Milwaukee & st.
taul Railway for complete in
formation or write to
+. A. MILLER,
General Passenger Agent,
Chicago.
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Obituary..

Clara II. Feitz was born on the 12th of July
1899, in this county, and has resided here ever
since. Last spring attack of throat and lung
trouble seized upon her. which later on develop
ed into tuberculosis. In spite of the care 0,
skilled physicians, and the loving kindness of
her parents and SISTERS, her disease fingered or
until death relieved her Tuesday, October 18th.
She led the life of sincere Christian. She
shrank hack from the rough touch of the world
and in maidenly grace and modesty she ran her
course here on earth.
A dutiful and loving daughter, a kind and af.
fectionate sister, gentle and true friend modes.
girl and a devoted Christian has passed away
and gone on before us. Let us look upon her as
an example how to live, how to bear our cross,
how to believe ard how to die.
q
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Clerk of Courts Liggett is moving
his family into town this week. hav-
ing rented the SlIfer house just south
of the court house park.
Mrs. JAS. Kerr returned to Browns
Valley with her friend, MIS-. Clymer
Monday, the latter having spent sew
eral days at the Kerr home
The daughters of Mrs. NJ NJ. At
kins, who were enjoying a reunion
with their mother and brother in
Milbank last week, returned Monday.
Mrs. Il. G.. Veneman going to her
home at Matoon. Ill. Mrs. John
Lowe to Hammond in the same state.
and Mrs. Kuske to Hastings, Mimi.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1905-10-27
Teachers Examination.

A special teachers examination will
be held in the courtroom at Milbank,
on Saturday, November 4th, 1905
Work will begin promptly at O'Clock
A. NJ. All material will be furnished
by the examiner.
All teachers who are without certi.
ficates, and all whose certificates will
expire before the regular examina alton
in March, should attend this examina.
tiOn, as private examination canno,
be given, and should not be asked for
A. S. RABERGE,
Co. Supt.
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GOOD SUPPLY OF WATER
New Well to be
Drilled.

Mr.. Stymeist, who has the contract
for drilling the new city we'll, says af-
ter two days constant pumping the
supply of water remains the same and
that it has cleared up nicely. A new
well will be drilled about five feet
from the present one and when COM
pleted both will be used at one time
with the same pump, and with no ad-
ditional power, thus giving the city
an abundant supply. The new we'll is
is 244 feet deep and five inches and
the one to be drilled will be seven
inches.