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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-13

Celebrities RinoietJo - Sobtuten. reo
gets. 133e; xusenfettsn Ioc; Snnsnf. ia:
an6GeI 16c.
e@r1ai3 - tn xierces Il. Dual. Sc; q
OnaIstdt $50: 3. NuaIttdt e4e
Nfrfe - 0erda@erte BratrprrN 81
Nrantturter 73e; Bologna tn Ddrmex &c, in
S~notanaYeIts RafeesBreHe:
SersobnI. bts gutter 1o-12e; prtxta bu &c
wd9lter A-l6e /; 5anep S2i-S3e, goEbes
9egow Is BITS 22e, Sapa $3.50.
SIN Badeten:
Grtoia $1a.75. 2ton $12.75, Series sl2. 76:
Caracas $12. ~. Diaportb's s12. 30. Dpto
Sara gIenb Sic. 60,R aiIEeu& sl2. 2S, autes
Blenbeb Sapa $I2.60.
8uder-Oominoes 8.sae; Sti6an6er I'm
auIpertfrter 8.67e; x344 SuIoertFstr s.70s,
fetner sranuIirter 6.47c; Cubes 6.s2e: Con.
feetioners' VI 6 .42e; Hibsewoob q s.17e; abD.
mtg u SIG; Gsnptre rs. 02e; SbsaI Grtss
SoIben 6 6.S7e; Btnbfor Grtra 8 6.SasY
MOserooS 6 $3.50; ssIber 9 s.. ne; Is
Der b.32.
eprup-etanSarb gorn 2Se bts 25s, a.
rpdbIter nc bts 52e; eorsbum 9se bts CSC:
Rew Orleans RoIaHes Ice BIB 28e: oepdbI,
ter 3Oc Bis 8se.
etdrte-gearI. 8fe, Champion 0IoS. / mn
8 Rhrnb Badete 8. Rom, l pfb. Bade4s.
4H-63c.
efFs-RaA 40 gr. SeR). Sas. s-11s v.
@aqone.
8eis-earoItma. Ropt. 4a-sk. Sapan 81
-63e, setro@eaer, 8--4e.
EidIes-2aO0 I'm Sas $40; l9On tn sss
80; 1900 TIM saISfas $500; 400 tn sat
$3.50.
Gtnsema&te Sri9te-BIadberries 8 3D..
S1.l0c Bea@es e~tanoarb, 8 3d., ~
2.25; combs 8 pfunb 81. 6OIH. s5: ph
Rsa&es. 81. 40-$1.60; ananaB, etaxbarb.
2 3d.. $1.66-s1.9e; eecanos, 3 Rhub.
81 .26 $1.45; crime 8obnen, 8 gfuxb ROM
men. 8abaraa Ananas s1.eoIs0. Ok.
@efiebte exbfen, 81. - 10, frAbe Ssut 90
Sents, Barron soe, etnseuei@te b5e-soe
tomatoes. 8 pft1s. 81. 10-S1.IB, Hufn,
8Orn Soe-S1.s5 u. apfeIbutter, per Du$sss,
8 pfuab. 81.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-13
Triimte nm6 Semitic.

SruWle.
NspfeI-@ute 3O9dpfeI $a.25-2.60 per
SaB.
Bananen 81 .25-1.75 fIeine 75e-S1.OO
granbsrries $6.00-7.W.
Srauben RaIasa $3.50.
gitrcnen SO. 40 - rs per Riffe.
Oransen $a.10-2.b0; California Seeb'
Itnss ST. 70-1.9o per &iffe.
@emIe e.
&otbe Niiben $1.5O per Sat.
Rraut, 9ouano Seeb $40 per Tonne; Rotb'
traut 81 80 per Sat.
California GeIerp 85e-$1.c0 per Sun9
BIumenlobI $3.50 per Grate.
Obiter 9Iant 15c per Dutenb.
SaIat lie per 9funb.
Swtebeln $2.2s-2.50 per bunbert gfunb;
SLIGO per guibeI; ipanii9e 81. 90 per @rats.
RartoffeIn 1850 per Cad; 60c auf Der
@elei5en.
Sainois SiS : 8artofeIn $500 per Sab.
garinips $2.0O per 6ab.
Stabilize 25e-35c per Du$enb.
geter1ilie SOC per Dutenb 8un9es.
Spinat 60c-7Oc per Dusenb.
@eibe @aben $500 per Sab.
SRutabasas $1.1O-$1.20 per Sas.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-13
0etsetDe.

Net3en No. 2 retber 81 08A uai es,,,.
len, $1.08 non aRabIen; sto. 3 rotbn ST.:
Aprt $l.083i Basenuepex s1.t8
Roru (neaes) go. l ueis 473c SO. Q
pesB 473c Ho 9 wetb 47ic; 10. 4 uets.
46e; no 2 weib semtlai Ate 70. 9
metz senrtf9s 47e; 80. 1 pets eemsi@t
46e; No 2 seIb 4sc; 30. 8 seIb 4se ;
@o. 4 ssIb 4ee; go. 2 sentf4t 47As;
so. 8 aerntf@t 47e; SO. 4 sea,H9t 49,;
RoIbes 47c.
Safer- 30. 2 wetser 3D.; 30. 8 ust,es
SOie; Ro. 2 0ensii&ter 30ae; Eo. 8 seu1H6as
co..
Seu Ro. 1 aiIaotbp $40. rs; 70.
Q, So. 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-13
4oAu0erteS NyetJ@.

Suaar Gureb S@tmten - grfe OuaIttat :
1870 Yfunb LII: IL pfanS 11ie; 19-H
Qfuno LIT; 8uette luaIttdt : 20-l6 Ytmb
lie +; ID ffunb 11fe /; Ii Rftmb life ; 10
Nfunb 12c.
@aIifornsi@e S9tniex-s BIZ 8 Rfuab Sc;
9 BIB IL 4hrb 7ae.
G4uItern-GnaI. Gureb, 10 Dts 20 Ptsnb
In Dur&i9mitt. &c: 18 Hfanb Dur&f@ntt,
Sc, 10 bis IL Bfums 9se.
Hrubtfi6sS ped-!8lazer GneIfb Gureb l6e
s.Dabiter susar Gureb 16e. 6-7 8fanh tn
Dur&i&nttt 16e bts 8 Rfs1b tn Trr@'
j9nitt 18c; 10 BIZ 10 Rfunb tm Dur9f@nttt
liz; 8 4fanb in Dur&i9mtt, f@naI, 1O4e.
8 Pfunb I'm Dur&f9att. i&tnaI. 1s}c.
eped, sI.-@ewdbtkT, 8 BIB 10 Pfru.b
tm Dur@i&nitt. 123e; 10 BIB Il 4fuab tu
Dur&i&nitt, 11}e.
eped-RIare Setten. 30 BE 20 Bfunb Ia,
Gn&j@nttt, 9}e; 3are eetteS, 30 BIB 30
Biunb, 9ae; alare Bellies, % bs 30 Rhuab,
9Ke; 1s Bis 20 Rfb.. sie; II BIB Is Pf,mb,
l0e; 2iare Eui6en, 25 BIB 90 Yfutb. Sc;
Ritdem IL bs 16 HfsnS 9}e: 2Iare 9eadea 9
BE Q Btnnh, 7He
0ep6deItes e@wetneRei4 - 3so@enloiel
Samep Big $3.50; 3lares Deaa $50 {: Sous'
10 $500; etort GIsas el4.60s NsHwI
Si8. 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-13
. mesensRassr.

Tintotbp-Bertmafspretie: SO OIL 90.
2Iee - gertaufspreiie: SO. 00-sl0.0o
Eei&torn - Tertaufspretis: te xa@ ba
nuaIttat, 30 BIS 66e.
Safer-eei&dt A-46c; In ben Kekres
t6.00-$10.00 per Tenne. Neuer 88-86e.
etrob-Preiie. ie mad BEN gsab. b Dali
len, Sc. 0O-$6 90.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-13
S6mereteu.

&otber &Ieeiarnen So $500.
gnslii&er 8Ieeiamen $8.5O-a.76.
MIihfe &Ieeiarnen $8.26-S rs.
@IfaIfa 8Ieeiamen $8. 10000.
Beiber Rleeian1en s9.25.
@eudblter Tintotbb 81. SO-1.79.
Srbindrer bis gutter Eia;otbp 81. 86-l.6O.
6aneh &entudp 8Iausras 81. 0c-I.i6.
8Iausras IN gbaff 60c.
gnsIii@es gIausras 81. As.
Ortarb @ras $i.70-1.80.
@eb Eop IN Gbaff 75e-$1.10.
&afer &orn 75c-$l.c0.
sraber 3uasrrobr Samen $1.OO-1.25.
Geiser 9aferiarten 40e
Sribiabrs @erite $1.25.
@eibes unb seIbes 8orn $1.OO-I.26.
%eo Sob @nftlase $I.1O-1.25.
Som Seas 81. rs.
Ntuet $1.sO bis $1.86.
Sribiabrs.@ eten 81 40.
SetswiebeI, weibe, seIbe unb rotbe SO so
per BuibeI.
Sib : &artofeI, seIbe Serieb, Bermuda,
geIbe yiani emono uno fibIi9e Queen So. 90 Der
SOB; rotbe @aniemono $2.75; Braiilianif&e
$3.50.
8artofeIn. fribe 8 @o9en zoe per guibeI;
fribe Obio 65c per BuibeI; fribe 3foie 50c per
BuibeI; fribe Burbanf SOC per 8uibel; frfbe
Sebron 45c per 8uibeI; RuraI Geeu BORT unb
Green Mountain 4Oc per guibeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-13
0et@Ia@teteS HteN.

6rV@es StnbaeH&-DeRIt@e St.ere - 81
7c; beige etiere 6--8&e; bsfee Stsbe
$40 Bis En0 $funb 7e; bsefee Rabe zoe
bts $50 gfunb 5ae 3abe $40 bs s50 pfusb
&C.; etter BosberpserteI &c. etier 0tnters
uterteI lie, Niab 0tnterutertI Sc, Rtsb
gorberpiert.I &c, Rub BorherpierteI 4}e, &tp
ointertierteI 7}e.
6rii@es RaIbfei&-4dItes lie, Stntess
uterteI 13e, BorberuierteI Sc.
Trti@es S@aTisii& 2dususer pei Ptrab
12e ; e&afe 9}e; 6&eniel l8c; Rods hsa.
l8e.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-13

DHtter, 0ter uno 0tNReeJ
SanbIer beaabIen foIsenbe pretie:
autter - Country, 15c, 0reonert 20 /,
eiqta &c.
Gier-16c per Ortenb.
Sibner 11}c. 3dbne 8. EuriebS-10-12:.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-13
R aenfam b +.

Ipril. Der Derbrederii6e Iugrif
zines Negers auf etEe wsiBe Srau bat
bier gu &u6eft6runsen seftbrt. gls
Der pOlisei9ef einen @eeer bsrbaftsn
moQte, wurbe elm 9ubsnb &spolber
bon anbeten Nesern auf i'm seri9tet.
WeiBe Burger ei.ten nit 8emebren Be-
waHnet benz poli3eidef gu Silfe unb
bic Ne9er foben. So tuuroen Is Ne.
ger berbaftet. 0ierbunbert Silfs-
Sberifs tuuroen eingei9worsn unb
erbielten gefebl, BEL Der leiietsn pro=
rotation 3u f9ieBen. Die Neeer finb
bon ben Straben psri9wunben.
Streit.
6 bicaso, IL. Mpril. Mapor
90. 8. Dunno ma9te bsuts ben srfOls.
lOien 8erIu9, Wontsomerp Waro &
60. uno ibre trsitenoen Nrbeiter su
beranlahsn ibre Sifersnaen einsm
S9iebsseri9te su u~nterbreiten.
8orber batten bic Mrbeitgeber unb
bic Gubrleute o%erielben sise 3onferen3.
grftere erboten fid, ibre S9mierisfeiten
nit ben Gubrleuten einem S9isbsse-
ridte bor3ulesen, nidt absr bic nit ben
2leiosrmaGern. Siss ertldrten bic
5ubrleute fur unm1sli9 unb oarnit
enbete bic 2Onferen3.
Den @agen Der @eieai9aft purben
beute uieoer In beri9ieoenen 3beiler
Der Staot bon Gubrleutsn S9mierig=
teiten bersitet.
&epubI. 6 taats=@ o ne
bention.
6 u m B u 8, g., IL. Mprtl. -
Sas republ. Stats 3entralfomite
bielt beute bier cine Sibung unb be-
f9lob bic Transformation am "a.
unb Is. Wai au Columbus ab3u.
balten.
Babnut1glid d.
0tdshurg, Mif., Is. Npril.
Ssi elmer 3ugsentsleifuns auf Der
gOsOO & Miififppi.B abn, IA Meileu
nbrbli9 bon bier, fOllen I'm Mitters
na9t biele perfonen 9etbotet unb oer-
lebt porben fein. MGe 9er3te bon bier
fino mad Der l"lnslidstdtte berufen
tuoroen.
yS sumner" } u d.
Rem Yorf, IL. Npril. Der &e.
gierungsoampfer Sumner, auf tpsl9em
bas 2Onsreb-3 omite fiir 9dfen unb
6Iafe cine &unbfabrt bur9 Weftin-
oien madte, 1T beute bierber auridgs.
tebrt. Bon ben Is Sbeilnebmerrt mar
nur s. Nbam Bobe bon Minneiota
nod an gorb, Is Witglieber tuarer 3u
Neu Orleans, 1 3u NorfOlt on 2ano
eegangen.
prof. M Il n erberg.
gambribgs, MaR., IL. NpriI.
prof. 9u9o Wtinferberg, wel4er
Hydrologic an Der 6arbarbsl lnibsrftdt
bo3irt, bat einen Ruf itir ben 2ebrtnbl
Der p6iloiopbie unb Hydrologic on Der
uniberftdt 20nigsbsrg abgelebnt. Sens
ielben 9ebrfubl bate 2ant 80 Sabre
inne.
WeItb amber.
W q hingtou n, IL. Ipril. 9as
Bureau fur Statifit per6fentli9t CAB
len, nod benen 2onoon nit feiner
gin- uno Musfubr I'm Wertbe bon
81, 304, 754. 181 nod INNER an Der
Spite bes Wsltbanoels tebt. I'm ausi-
ter Stele tommt Nem Oort nit ST.
106, 979, 046. Sein Musfubrbanbel
hbsrtrift ben 2onoon's NIT $685..
8O8. 013. Die er6bte lusfubr psit
9iperpool nit 1857, 500, 966 auf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-13

0trt9trt DDr0en mar. Der Stab oes
Sauptquartiers Lag beute Der SaIen=
iago oh. 8om prdfoenten ino teine
Na4ridten singelaufen.
Ser Spe3ial3ug bes prdRosnten tpirb
morgen gormittag nit Setrstdr 2osb
bon bier ab9eben uno am Ibenb su
Greoerid, Otla., ben prdfioenten aufs
nebmen. UNI ibn nod Colorado su
bringen.
&ooebeIt uf Der b.
Jreberid, Did,, II. Mpril.
prdfoent RoOisDelt geniebt Dos Saeo-
usrsntigen NIT boqen 3tsen. gsions
oers bic WOlfsiaso uiro betriebsn.
allerlsi 2uraueil 1T aud i'm Eager
i'm Sdwunse. 9eute betbsiligte f9
&oOieoelt audi an..einem Wettlaufe, febr
yfrenucus", aber minoer erfolgrei9.
80 O 10 y D."
Reno Oorf. IL. 4pril. Inter benz
Sauie bes BARRIERS pietro @aciofa gu
groOtlpn, Der 8eloforoerungen Der
.S9war3en Sano" ni6t na9sstommsu
NOR, tuuroe heute cine Spnamitbombe
our grplOion gebraat. Sas Saus
wurbe beiadoi9t, bic Bspobner famer
unberleBt oabon.
@aciofa lieferte barauf bic Srob-
briefe Der poliaei aus. 9isielbe glaubt
in 2tr3e 8erbaftnnsen bornsbmsl 3l
f6nnen.
Sberiffer doe
eenatoba, Wif., IL. Npril.
Sheriff s. W. poaa bon Sate 60.
puroe beute bon 6-8 Watn erIdois
fen, bic Inns @efdnsnib b%ransen, uu,
ben WeiBen Samss Wbit gu befreien.
Der am Wontag tpegen Moross prosei=
ftrt tperben fol.
Ser Sheriff fOrberte bic ginssorun-
9enen auf bas @efdngnib 3u perlahen
unb beruunbete sinen bsrielben. Ser
Sheriff muroe barauf burd 2 S9hKe
get6otet. Die Wastirten nabmen ibren
8eruunbeten nit, lieBen aber Wbit i'm
@efdu9nife. Ste Namer Der gin-
brinslinge finb ni4t betannt.
al f II 3 u nalI.
@Iepelanb, g., IL. NpriI. -
Gin Gabrfuhl, oeRen Srabtieil ge=
bro9en mar fttir3te In benz 8ebduos go.
178 Suron StraBe 6 Stodperte tief.
Gin Man1 Namens Sobep tpurbe ge.
t6otet, &i9aro Solano f9uer bsrlsbt.
W6rber nod gefu9t.
san s rancisco, IL. Npril.
pistro Sorturici, Der mutbmaBli9e
Mbrbsr Wessio 8ilaroo's, III nod
nidt perbaftet. Wan nimmt an, oab
CT f9 nod in Der Staot p~erborsen
bdlt.
u nion2 g g..
@bieaso, IL. Mpril. Bel Der
idbrli9en Ieriammlune bes Linton
3sagus Club" beute Nbeno mar v@eieb-
asbuns iiber giienbabnraten". bas
Sbema Der Sistuiion. &eoen bielten
Geo. q. Bed, &edtsbeiffanb Der @bis
caso. Wilpaufee & ct. paul gabn;
6. u. proutp, Witglieb Der suii9sn.
faatliden Sanbels 3ommiiRon uno
gunossri9tsr pster g. @roBeup.
SippobrOm.
Nem Oorf, IL. Npril. Sas
.6ippobrom". Netp Doris 1euefes
uno gr6Btes Ver91n9un9slotal, mur0e
beute er6fnet. Sober Der 5000 SIP
pldbs mar beiebt.
Die OeI-S nbufri
Sppeta, Sons, IL. Npril. Sames
81. @arfslo, Der aommiKdr iiir 2ors
porationen, uel9er bier bic @ei9dfts.
meiboben Der STANDARD Oil 60. I'M
teriu9t, bate beuts cine un~terrebung
nit $. u. Mubee, benz Betriebsleiter
Der Santa 6esBabn. ueber ben sSns
bait oerielben mar Ni&ts au erfabren,
bod miro angenommsn. bab He f9 auf
ben prO3eb assen bic Santa 6s=gabn
bs3oa, tpsl9e anseflagt lit. bur9 cine
0srsinbaruns nit Der STANDARD Oil
60. bas Unit Srufgeieb perlebt au
baben.
N $40 Morfer Aey Esfvstx. -,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-04-13

gnsros . Berta ufspreie Sm$ortts:
S9weier3dfe 80c per pfuns etnbeinsii&s.
e9weisertdie 17c, Btsconfn Cream . &di'
Is, Neu gori Gbebbars 16c. stxbstut'
|@er 2inburssr 15e. Grid 16e.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-13

Andrew Lang, relating mysterious
experiences of his own, says: 81 did
once believe myself to have met the
late Prof. Conington in Oriel lane at
Oxford and said SO to my friends
next day. Mr.. Conington was, in fact,
on his death bed at Boston and died
within two days. But people who
never saw him may think that mis-
taken identity explains the case. He
was in cap and gown, close to his col
iege gate, and | could have sworn to
him; that is all know. But on two
other occasions | saw-once in the
hall of an old manor and once
through my study window at my door
two friends, neither of whom was
bodily present. They are alive and
well.
81 have superintended experiments
In staring into glass ball for the pur-
pose of trying to detect the object OF
the thought of third person not in
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-13
Precious Stones, Rivals.

Talk about yellow peril. jewelers.
face enemies that are green. brown,
pink and blue, in the form of neck
laces Of semi-precious stones, which
have become SO popular they have
caused a slump in the sale of dia-
monds, says the New York Press.
Many women who would scorn to
wear imitation gems, no matter how
attractive they were, are ready to
adorn themselves with chains of kun
ute, onyz and jade, for those minerals
make no pretense of being other than
they are and are wonderfully effective
Mrs. George Gould has a necklace OF
the water stones of Uruguay, which
she sometimes wears with white
gowns They are semitransparent and
every one holds drop of water in it's
center which moves with every mo-
ton. With simple attire such orna-
ments are much more suitable than
pearls.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-13
EXPERIMENT. WITH ALFALFA.

Several farmers in the vicinity OF
Groton are experimenting with alfalfa.
F. J. Lafky sowed two acres last year
and will cut his first crop this week.
He expects yield of ton and a half
an acre, with two more cuttings later
in the year He sowed five more
acres this spring, and ]. B. Qniggle
and N. o. P. Synoground also sowed
five acres each.
The case against Albert Block, the
bartender at Aberdeen for completely
in the killing Of w. D.. Murray in q
saloon fight on July 81, has been dis
missed by the states attorney. Block
has given bonds for $1,000 for his APP
pearance as witness at the trial of
John Purcell, held for manslaughter
for killing Murray.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-13
SCIENCE OF THE GHOSTLY
Andrew Lang Tells of Mysterious Experiences for
Which He Is Unable 10 Find Any Explanation

contact with the gazer and the results
left no shadow of doubt in my mind
that something strange was occurring.
The gazer would describe not only the
person, never seen or heard of by her,
of whom the other party to the expert
ment was thinking, but would also
describe that persons dress and what
he or she was doing or had recently
been doing.
"a series Of such successes, tenn
pered by three or four failures, per-
suaded me that. whether you call the
process 'telepathy' or associate it with
the N rays (Which reckon absurd),
there exists a faculty in human ma
ture which demands attention. If
only the general public would under
stand the Importance of recording in
stantly, with confederation, all cases
of hallucinations of the sane, of CO.
incidental dreams and so forth that
occur. we might make swifter ad-
vances."
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-13
SIOUX FALLS COLONY" JoLTEo.
"Dr. John Wanamaker," Member,
Has Disappeared.

The disappearance of member of
the Sioux Falls divorce colony who
gave his name as DR.. John Wanamak-
er, after it had been discovered that
two drafts cashed by him at local
bank were worthless, is the latest
sensation among the "colonists.'
Some acquainted express the opinion
that he is out of the city only tempo
rarily, and will return and make good
the amounts secured at the banks
but others do not take so hopefui a
view of the matter. The physician
gave his attorney to understand that
he required some money from his
former home in the East. He filled
out and subscribed his name to sight
draft for $3.50 and induced the attorney
to indorse the draft This was present,
ed at bank and everything being reg
ular the draft was cashed.
The physician is alleged to have
afterwards presented another draft for
$50 at the same bank, upon which he
secured the money. This draft did
not bear the Endorsement of the attor-
ney. Both DARTS have been returned
unhonored by the bank upon which
they were drawn, and now the Pinker-
ton detective agency has been asked
to locate the missing man.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-13
Making It Easy for Him.

'The most difficult part of a pas
tors duty" said a well-known preach
er, is the pastoral calls. | have al
ways remembered one of the first
ever made. when l was a green youth,
just out OF theological seminary. | had
been called to the bedside Of mem
Der of my church, who was we'll known
for his peculiarities and crankiness.
After talking with him a few minutes,
| said:
"'Shall | offer short prayer with
your
"'Short or long, use your own judg
ment,' ne said.
More and more embarrassed | hes
itated, and then said: What shall
pray for?'
"'Exercise your own discretion as
to selection Of TOPICS said he
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-13
POWERS CASE is MOVED.
Will Be Tried in Federal Courts for
Complicjty in GoebeI Murder.

Maysville, KY, July 9.-Caleb Pow
ers is to be tried in the United States
courts for completely in the murder Of
Gov. William Goebel at Frankfort. Yes
terday United States District ~ddge
Cochran announced that he would take
jurisdiction in the case. Judge Coch-
ran sustdins Powers motion for writ
OF habeas corpus to transfer his custo-
dy from the State of Kentucky to the
United States. The court finds the de-
PENDANT has been denied the equal pro-
lection of the laws by the Scott county
circuit court and cannot enforce his
rights thereto in the court of appeals.
The application for release under bond
was refused, the court holding that the
supreme court must first pass on the
issue Of jurisdiction, and Powers was
remanded to Jail.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-13
MILLS, RETURN ExclTEs CITY.
He Was Thought to Have Been Rob-
bed and Murdered.

A genuine sensation has been caused
by the sudden and unexpected return
to his home in Sioux Falls of F. D.
Mills. Sioux Falls contractor, who
mysteriously disappeared in Kansas.
City last April under circumstances
which led the authorities of the Mis-
souri, town to believe that he had been
robbed and murdered.
Relatives of Mills declares that he
appears dazed and not able to give
any intelligent account of his wander
ings since his disappearance last April.
In some quarters it is limited that a
temporary financial embarrassment
caused Mills to keep in hiding for
time, or until his business affairs had
been Strengthened out.
At the time of his disappearance
Mills was on his way to point in
New Mexico for the purpose of closing
the business in connection with the
construction of some government In
dian school buildings. Recently To-
cal business man, who had been as
ISOLATED with him in the government
contract in New Mexico, learned that
he was at Portland, Ore. He left for
that city for the purpose of finding
him. but before his arrival Mills had
left for Sioux Falls.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-13
LIMIT HAD BEEN REACHED.
Clergyman's Threat of Making Trou.
BILE Had Little Weiuht.


De Wolf Hopper, back in New York
and at the Lambs Club, is authority
for story which contains rather a
fair amount of philosophy "Often
when | have been having a run of
hard luck" the comedian declares,
this tale has made me see the hum
orous side of the proverbial last
straw
while we were travelling in the
Middle West one day last March my
attention was attracted to sorrowful
looking man with a small boy who
sat across the way from me. Oppo-
site the pair was lanky clergyman
Of the sort who makes every one S
business his own. The man was be-
rating the boy, and, Judging by ap-
Pearances. the clergyman didn't like
it. Finally goaded on by some par
ticularly violent rebuke, the minister
leaned forward and said: 4 can't
permit you to talk that way to your
son. If you persist III make trouble
for you
Evidently this was too much for
pater fam.;as. He broke out violently
You'll make trouble for mel he ex
claimed with infinite scorn. You'll
make trouble for me! My wife fell off
the train at Des Moines, lost my hat
out of the car window twenty minutes
ago, this kid has Just sat on the lunch
and you'll make trouble for mel
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-13
DELAY MAY COST LAND.
Settlers Final Papers Are Not Filed
in lime and Contest Is Reaun.

Settlers Final Papers Are Not Filed
in Time and Contest is Begun.
Unavoidable delay in securing sup
ply of citizenship blanks from a Sioux
Falls printing establishment has re-
suited in the raising of a novel point
in a contest involving valuable
quarter section of land situated in Ro-
berts county. A hearing in the con-
test proceedings will be held to-inor-
row before the register and receiver
Of the district United States land Of
fee at WATERFOWL.
j. M. Forsythe early last spring
made final proof on some land, but he
did not at that time. as required by
law furnish his final citizenship papers
to accompany the final proof papers,
the clerk of courts being temporarily
out OF the necessary blanks. Before
the blanks arrived and Forsythe was
able to furnish the land officers with
his final citizenship papers the seven
year limit in which final proof must
be made had expired. Hearing this
technically Sisseton man has in
stituted a contest against Forsythe's
entry, which he seeks to have can.
celed
Upon the quarter section in dispute
are improvements to the value of
about $4,000.
Pierre weekly free press. (Pierre, S.D.) 1889-19??, 1905-07-13
CROPS NEED OLD SOILS RAYS.
Wet Weather IN South Dakota Is Do.
ing Much Damage.


The western section of the state
continues to receive soaking rains al
most daily. Lakebeds and streams
that have been almost dry for years
are now full Of water. and low places
are submerged. The Jim river is eight
to ten feet higher than heretofore, and
has spread over hundreds of acres OF
bottom lands. doing some damage to
crops Many fields are under water,
and with few exceptions are too wet
to work. AS consequence, corn gem
orally is backward, and clear, warm
weather is needed.
Inquiry from farmers in all parts of
Beadle county fails to confirm report
that rust has made it's appearance in
wheat fields
Farmers are becoming anxious re-
garding harvest. fearing that when the
rains cease the wheat and other small
grains will mature SO rapidly that diff
ficulty will be experienced in getting in
the crops.