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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-16
The Jury List

Tho list Of jurors for the April term
Of circuit court, department No. J. was
drawn Thursday by County Clerk Ro
hand and sheriff Culver 10 follows:
Paul Klcppin, salem No. 8. farmer
W. B McAllister. Macleay. farmer
W. r. Rigdon. salem NO. 4, under
taker
Manlcy r. Moore, LIBERTY. farmer.
y "a Joter Stayton, farmer
wm scolhrj. Woodburh farmer
~ n. Coleman, -. Paul, farmer.
Theodore Heron Chcmawa, farmer.
Richari W. Carey Salem 80. 3.
farmer.
John Mccormick. woodburn. farmer.
W ~ o. Darby. salem so. q re-.
tired
Frank Fletcher Jodorsou. farmer
p. q Sicgmund farmer, Mehhma
!. NJ Watson. Turner farmer.
W. No. UoulcJ wooiburn yctcrIuar,
surgeon
q u rarmcntcr. salem so. o. ear.
p'nicr
r. q. Chcstnui. Liberty farmer
- Bowrmhn Ete salem. farmer
Henry Meyers salrm No. D. mer.
chant
Anton Eitlin. srpits Mills farmer
James No. Ponland Salem 40. e.
hhorrr.
Charlie q. worr.sk. salem No 8.
cafp-uirr
William &C. ilumpbrs,s. subllmig,
farmer
y NJ Morley Silyorton merchant
u L. koosior Oer,ais hotel ko.pef.
I. q. Fisher. salem SO. d. carpenter
Harvey Dcmol nuttoyilla hop
grower
a. r. llayrs Moniior farmer
John Miller, Gcryai.. farmof.
EiWuri koonc. salem So. 4 clerk.
August LinIhoIm. North sIlvofton.
farmar
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-16
ARTISANS
GATHER In
PORTLAND

Salem will be wei represented az The
initiatory gathering Of the United Ar.
tisans which meets Ia Portland today.
Capital Assembly No sl, sent a large.
enthusiastic delegation, together with
degree team and cXcmpiihers.
Probably so delegates left on tho
morning train. AMI a gooily number
won't yesterday The local assembly
orchestra, consisting Of Charles Kirth.
JOY Turner Ivan @. Martin. Frank
Bholes Warren Hunt Herbert Nu,tcr.
n. Wann, Doll Gilmore aud Mrs. Carncs.
accompanied iho delegation. and Will
furnish music az tho conclavc. Tho Of.
aeers Of Capital Assembly who made
Tho trip ares Francesca Ssley, NJ. Al
n \ Bell, secrciaryi VIII Goorg,l
treasurer J. r. Hn. =, Nj Ollie Kel.
ly superintendent Edna Goodhue, Ia.
speciori A. Roy Bcan. sr. Con, Willie
Pratt Jr Cons Marguerite Miller, NJ
Ci A. NJ clough, warier. AMI Clara
Han, Instructor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-16
Torture by BavaFos.

"sp,aking Of the torture 10 which
'ome Of tho savage tribes In tho Phil
ippinos subject their captivcs, reminds
mo Of tho intense suffering I endured
for three months from Inflammation
Of tho kidney" says W. NJ. sherman,
of Cushing, Ne. "No,hing helped mo
until tried Electric Bitlers, three
bottles q which completely cured
mo-" Cures liver complaint, dyspepsia.
blood disorders and malariai and 70
stores tho weak and nervous 90 robus,
health Guaranteed BY J. Q. Perry,
druggist Salem, Oregon. Price, SOC.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-16
Mixed Wives.

In the early part Of tho Las, sss,ua
there lived in an old New Ins.,,i
town a Mr.. Church, who In .As csaru
Of his earthly life was bereit Of fr,
wives al Of whom were buried |, q.
same lot In his oil age e became ~.
ccssary 20 remove tho remains 70 ,
new cemetery. This ho undertook hir.
self. but In tho process the bones B.
came hopclcssly mixed. His "Nu
England coincidence would 10, algs
him, under the painful cireums,asoa
20 uso the original hcads,ones % 4
procured new oncs ono Of which bos
the following inscription
"Hcrc lics Hannah Church and pc,
ably a portion Of Emily"
Anothcri
"sacrcd 20 the memory of Emil
Church who seems 70 be- mixed viii
Matilda.
Then foilowc,i these lincss
"straugcr pause and drop a tears
For Emily Church lies buried bore
Mixed in somc perplcSing manaa
With Mary, Matilda and probaN
Hanna
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-16

We oner Ohs Hundred Dollars Ro.
ward for any case of Catafrh that can.
not bo cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
,. j. CHENEY a co, Toledo o.
We, the undefsigned, have known y.
J. Cheney Zoe Che last 10 years, aud
believe him perfectly honorable 10 all
business transactions aud 6nanoially
able 20 carry out any obligations made
BY bic hrm
walhng. Kinnan a Marvln,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Halls Catarfh Cure 10 taken later,
naily aeting directly upon the blood
and muouous surfaces of the system
Testimonials sent free. Price 70 eenta
por bottle Sold by an druggists.
Tale Halls Family Pulls fof cou.
siipation
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-16

In order TO give the people Of salem
an opportunity 10 SEQ the beautiful
country south Of Salem, and 10 see the
development being made BY tho CON,
pany' the ci,izens' Light a Traction
Company will run excursion cars 10 the
rock quarry, south OF odd Fellows
cemetery leaving the Willamette hotel
on even hours Enjoy a pleasant ride.
and see Tor yourself. A.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-16
A Conditional Pardon.

g,vernor Chamberlain issued yester'
5ay conditional communication Of sen
topce in favor Of Charles Houghton' oil
Nultnomah county who is serving
ave.vear sentence for robbery. The
reasons for the executives order: A
petition from a large number OF ciii.
zens good conluct as a prisoner rec.
,,,r,o,,iatiou for conditional commun.
tatfon bv Hon. A. L. Frazer who gave
the sentence; the peculiar condition Of
hs parents the father being totally
blind and the mother an invalid, both
Of whom are entirely dependent upon
Kindness Of friends, anil the promises
Houghton makes to support them in the
future.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-16
A ransmigrator.

Rlaek Sarah was busily employed
aluut our small uorthern htchea when
! had occs,sion 10 80 out there and. by
way ~ being pleasant sa5A ",ou are
from the sauih are you uoL samhf''
'l l.aw. Nvs miss was che answer.
liou la the smtht' I continued.
"or,ghaly haeu la Richmond.
MisA, 90 MAS tho astonishisy reply
Wouans uome Companion.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-16

have beon suffering for tho past
fow years with a severe attack of
fhoumatism and found that nallard 2,
Snow Liniment was the only thing
that gave me satisfaetIon and tended
20 alleviate any psina March "a, 'Oa
John q peguan, Kinsman, Illa
sac, SOC, aud tl.00, Ros sale By d.
,. fry,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-16
A New salsln comn,ny

Tho UrVloo Manufacturing Com,
pauy with A, A. Cunningham, a. A.
i.ounls ani y. Cunningham as ineor
pomtors hlel ARTICLES OF incorporation
with tho -,eretaFy of stato yesterday.
Tho organization viii have its prinsi,
gal office a. salem. The sapitA stock
is now $1,000. ami it will b. enlarged ia
th cucaF future 10 VII manufacture
oarrcido "a sauilary rrnoyator aui
cloanor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-16
Prohibition County Convention.

Tho Marion Couniy Prohibition Con,
yontion is hereby called 20 meet on
Msrrh esd, a. 10 O'Clock a m., AZ tho
w G. r. y hall, Commercial anl Ferry
streets, Salem, 10 nominate Fun
county tiekot An PfohibItiouisls are
iavito'i 20 attend. oliver Jory, eouuty
ehairmani syiyanus PFosnall sosrs.
taFy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-16

Tho ucv dirsotors of tho Mutual Can.
ning Uoulauy afc George ". Weeks
prvs.donti n A. Kimhail socfeiaryi e.
A. a. Fisher. tr,s,auror The work on
tho uoW c,nmay has boen delayed by
che non.afrl,i of che timhcrs but ma
tsrials arc osI--'io.l 20 Foseh here la a
daiy of ~. rhe WuTk of construction
vii lAnn ann-ll.aa..
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-16
10 saseeed y. i Smith.

Hon. Wilbur X. Newell. of CASTOR.
Washington eounty will be appointed
president q tho state board of agricul.
iuro 20 6l vacancy ma.io by tho rcsig
nation of Hon. q. l., Smith. of Hood
River
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-16
X-RAYS

Streets are dusty again.
This wc,tlsr is simply the best
cyvr
WHIST wghd ,pu ~ about Statement
Onot
smoot, Burton, Dcpcw wen thc oiiio"
isn't % awfuily above folks
IL tha onioo ~ SENATOR too saorei
Cor tlo common pcoiac 30 suggest Tho
man tho wauaf
nid yuu a'c ~ siars aai mrhi Z
Thsv vsao as haght a. your bosi grl .
eyos-hnd that n sure some.
H u MCChlio. adyauou hRunt fw
paui Hashr uui otl,ori. cannot be founi
May bo hu took too much and is DO
th- Dry dptk hpr rrairv.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-16
MARION
COUNTY
SENATORS
Six Anxious TO do the
Upper House
Another Statement No. | Sen.
atOr Said TO be In the
Shadnwy Cleaning

|
Geld for the two Marion county sona
torships, and 10 is reported that a darl
horse Is still 10 come out Of the wood.
and make the race as a statement No
1 candidate AMI running mate for Hon
p. NJ Croisan who, 20 far. is the only
aspirant 10 sign the pledge amons
those running for the senate Who hi.
running mate will be no one knows, but
an may rost assured that Jonathan
Bourne, the champion Of statement No
/. will have a Richmond in the 6cld.
The List Of Mobiles.
Among the candidates for the. state
senate in Marion county, Hon. Alex.
LaFollctto bears the distinction Of be.
ing cousin Of Governor and United
States Senator LaFollette, Of wiscon.
sim Hc IL tho big farmer Of the bunch.
having one Of tho largest aud model
farms OF tho county and has taken
moro prizes at tho state fair than any
other oBo man lie has not yet floi
any statement Of his candidacy.
Hon !. y. Smith, Of this city. nakcs
no pledges on tho scnatorship. lie has
enjoyed a largo medical practice, aud
takes broa,l and liberal viows on all
matlcra Ills rmmo is almost "a house
hold word In Msrion county. there be-
ing about a dozen Smiths In tho mciic.
al practice, and hundreds of smiths thc
county over who will an probably sup.
port Little Doc"
Hon Tom Kay has dlcd his doclara.
tion agreeing 10 sorvc tho people 20
tho hyst n biz ability. and 90 tho scn.
atorship ho docs no, sign statement 40
J. bot SAYS. 81 intcnl 20 support thc
pcopIos choico Tor Uuitcd ssatos scna.
ter" rhoso who know Tom know that
ho means just what ho says. lie u tho
big manufaoturcr of tho aggregation.
Hon W n. iiobson. of staytou. is
tho general merchant of tho senatorial
procession. ilc qualities s,atcm.nt No.
I, % conhnc bis vote 20 tho RcpuhN
can having tho largest number of votes
for senator. That will be- tho Rcpubl.
can nominoo, anil by this be- means
that should tho Democrat win out az
tho popular election he would 20 on
voting for tho Republican candidate.
Mr iohsou has served Two terms 10 the
seuaio. and h tho only candidate from
up in tho sautiam country,
Hon r. ~ Croinu takes statement
80 T. signing b unqual.hedly, AMI
standing foF that prineiple 10 has
served two terms Ia tho senate. aud r.,
hes on his record % gee him votes lie
is fsFm"F and capitalist. auI cham
piou of tho monument down at Cham
poeg
Hon, John n Richie. of ssotts Mills
has served a term iu the lower house
anl cannot so why be should not ha
promoted 90 tha higher branch OF tho
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-16
WIN Give Rall wednsshnu.

DO not forget that the salem band Is
going 20 give grand hall next Wed.
nos.ay at tAe armop, The money will
go toward purchasing Instruments Tor
che haHl
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-16

,,,,i.i,ture He has many friends among
tbe ladies and if they had vote would
b. sure Of the nomination. He mas
so-,,.l term in the legislature Of Da-
to,a. and was not convicted Of any
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-16

This Is the season of lstlessness.
headaches and spring dloriera Hol,
listers Rocky Mountaia Tea Is sure
preventative Makes you stFong and
vigorous S5 cents, tea Or tablets Dr.
stones Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-16
SIN More Fnines

Two Republican candidates 6lci tlslr
notices OF candidacy Tor committeeman
Ia their respective Prer.nets. j. T.
kos of Monitor anil r. L. Amber. OF
Mt .Augoi
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-16
v. LeGall's Art Studies

orders taken for portraits In d,
water eoloru. pastel and enyU
Prices range fnom S5 and up. 90
y Temple. room s 2s6a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-16

fosehsf lst a,ght sslo1l Dtdus
ihs pio plsat
shago llairsl rupl it's-it',
where thc, uakn 'em.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-16

li you want a tenau, Cor your room.
teu about 1, Aroagh a Journal want
al. Three times s5 eents
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-16
1AaT

CA8To1EA.
BsaHths IIs kai ta HiH liam Bs.l
'.';.''" 3 &tHz2IZ.l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-16

wlat would ,,u ~ about statcmcut
Onat
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-16

Hon. John = R.chie. of ssotts Miua
has served a term iu the lower house,
anil cannot so why he should not he
promoted 20 tho higher branch OF tho
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26
The SAME OLD STORY.
American Gold for Foreign Titled
nudes Proves q Bad Bargain.

The following bit of English society
history seems more like a western
bargain in a bunch OF steers thah q
high priced society event among noh-
orable people: King Edwards enor
to effect a reconciliation between the
and duchess of Marlborough have
failed, and the terms Of separation are
now public property.
There will be no resort to the courts
The duke takes the money which the
daughter of the Vanderbilt family
offers him and they separate. me
papers have been drawn up, signed
and sealed.
II, costs the duchess 100000 a year
TO be rid of her ducal husband. That
is the income she settles upon him III
the agreement.
Inasmuch as the duke, thanks &c
the Vanderbilt generosity, already
has an income of $4,000 a year, 1t Il
believed he will be able to keep the
wolf from the door Of Blenhe1m pal
ace.
The duchess retains possession o
the children. The marquis Q
Blandford and Lord Ivor Spencer
Churchill, who are 8 and 8 year
old respectively. The duke, OF cours
retains Blenheim, the historic tamil
home of the Churchills, while Tor Tn
time at least the duchess will kee
their town bouse-Southerland nous
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26
SUPPLEMENT

He y as the f ather of the Farmers
Insurance Company, that represents
two and a quarter million dollars
nevolent work in building up the
Commonwealth. Seconds it no
better to vote for the true and tried
hero, the one you know by the eN-
perience of the past will represent
the BEST interests of the banner
county of the state. Subscriber.
n Attention Farmers!
DO you know that the assessed
valuation of your farms has been m
creased during the last ten years,
ten times rs much as the railroads
running through them in this coun-
rty have been? Do you know of
assessed value Charming lands in
this county should during that
period have been increased
so much more then the railroads
running through them? Do you.
think it Just, that your property
should be increased so much more
for the purpose o taXation than
that of arailroad corporation? Don't
you think that the property of the
railroads have shared in the gem
eral prosperity Of the country
Just as much, and the value of its
Fpropcfl. y Increased the same as yours
.Thnh. bonds and stocks have nearly
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26
Canton VS.. Parker.

The Canton high school DOT pail
team went to Parker last week anu
played the husky team of that town.
The Canton team was defeated by a
score of II to 0. The Canton boys
were in poor condition to meet the
Parker team. The weather was oad
and they entered the game with none
of the spirit and vim displayed wheh
thew punched the pig skin with the
team. The Canton team
is determined to do up the Parker
bows on Friday of this week when the
return game will be played here. II
will be a game worth seeing and th'
Canton people should be out In force
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26
Canton, Oct. 30, 1906.
Editor Harrisbui'

Editor, Harrisburg Journal
Dear sir We solicit space IN your
valuable paper in advocacy OF the
cause Of G. A. South for State Sen
-ator, Not to say anything in dispar-
agement of his opponent. But to
those Of us that have known Mr..
South for II third of a century, we
can't help but think he is the best
fitted for this inn .Ortant position.
and the more we think Oft thestroii-
ger Il conviction that he ought to
be elected torepresent the grand old
county of Lincoln in the state senate.
We want IL strong, able and thor
oughly reliable man to head the Linz
coin county delegation and such
an one is G. A. South. He is an old
pioneer and has done as much
as any one, to build up Lincoln couu-
ty. He has been foremostin all good
work. Heis an old soldier and there
should be at least one old soldier
on the Legislative ticket from this
county. He is a trueblue republican,
and stands for all of the Sioux Falls
Dl1IlCElll dilt llolt wv, ptiitN tS III
the insurgent cause, expressing his
position clearly through the local
Papers fairly and honestly, and
those best acquainted With him
know he w1ll vote as he talks. Oh
South is all right some may say,
but was not nominated at the prj-
luaries, LaXSon was The choice. Let
us see if LaXson was the choice. BY
some mistake e. Wendt and H. w,
Rogness both ran in opposition &c
LaXson who received the greater
number OF votes but not a majority.
Had either Wendt or Rognt.ss ran
alone, it is quite likely LaXson would
not have been nominated. Soutf
was placed on the ticket by petition
to give all a chance to express THEN
choice at the polls. Now dear read
er before you cast yonr vote fol
state senator consider two questions.
First-which of the two candidates
has done themOst for Lincoln coun.
ty. South has lived in this county
81 years. His life is an open book.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26

II ''"
present with the remnant OF uhe reg
iment and paid fitting tribute to the
memory of the gallant youths VINO
so nobly died for their country Au-
gust 20, 1862.
Cor Warren who commanded the
Zouaye brigade of two regiments, d
special honor accorded them on the
Peninsula, claimed at that tlme' IN
his report of the battle, and hlstor-
ians agree with him, that the stup-
horn resistance to Longstreet's furious
assault saved Pope's army from a
route instead of an orderly retreat.
1t is over A years since that great
battle took place but the time seems
50 short as we look back through d
moment of time and see that picture
of death and blood.
Glory and honor for those that
died on that bloody ground, homo
and glory for those that placed Una
monument to their memory.
1t is proper to state that survivor
of the "Brookiyn Fourteenth,'-th
militia, number of the regiment, am
Duryee's Zouaves, the 5th New YorR
were present on that historic held o
lOctober 20, and the veterans OF Tn
three regiments united in dedicatln
"a monument to the memory OF III
dead of each regiment.
The "Bull Run Chapter, Daughte1
of the Confederacy," served the unlo
, veterans with refreshments and 20
U onel Edmund Berkeley, a Con1eoe
ate officer, acted as one OF the ma
shal,s with a mounted escort 1 Col
federate veterans.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26

The Brookings Press, one OF the
nastiest machine howlers in the state,
feels the hot iron of defeat and sees
the machine crumbs falling from It's
grasp, hence the bitterness OF the
gang that runs it. In its bitterness
the Press is more democratic than
ANYTHING else, and the defeat OF the
republican ticket would please II
more than a victory.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26

Add the travel by rail and road the
trails of country hotels and queer
food, snow storms and hot days, muo'
handshaking. interviewing, kissing
babies, and being called a liar, a o r
r%uptionist, a corporation tool, or a
candidate for quick oblivion, by some
body or other every few minutes, ana
IT. becomes not only work, but some
thing like self-slaughter.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26

hard work. The fastest train on n
continent takes 10 hours to rush from
end to end of this State, making only
three or four stops just long enough
to change locomotives. But Hughes
and Hearst go ~zigzagging up and down
the State, across it, everywhere CIV
ing battle. They are going over thls
State with fine-tooth combs. 1t IS
tremendous task. Neither candidate
can neglect the city Of New York,
and vet if each speaks in half a dozen
towns a day he must leave many
places on the way untouched in order
To give Manhattan and Brooklyn
their fair shares of his attention.
WEARING WORK.
Hearst's campaign is hot and wh1rl
windy. ON go everywhere" said
he, everywhere there's a railroad
station" He may do it., but lts
doubtful. although he is trying hard
He set Hughes a prettey pace
Hughes is equal to it. Hearst l
getting tired He is always pale, s.
that doesn't count; but the 1aunts
and the speaking, and the strain tel
on his voice, and his nerves an
muscles. An OK would be weary 1
the same circumstances, but Hears
plugs on. Hughes is doing as muc
= work as Hearst, but he takes less gu
f of himself in doing it. Each man ia
developed skill in campaigning an
each knows more of New York t
and the American people than
e knew a month ago.
The speeches made by Hughes d.
a Hearst in one week would I'LL Two I
If sues of the Globe. That means Wor
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26

, ight per cent W hlie tarnIng lands
in Canton Township were assessed
for the year 1905, Mt 81, 200 per
quarter, an increase of n $1,000
per quarter or a tri1le over eighty
three per cent! Do You consider
this a square deal? Do you know
of any good reason whH such inc
quality of assessed valuation should
4xist, Il such favoritism be shown.
to the railroads?
DO you know of apy good a
why between three and tour miles
of side tracssin the county should
not be assessed the same as the
main line s is done IN other states
which would give Canton in taxes
$3.50, Hudson about half rs mtich,
other towns their PROPORTION,
Iknow of no reason.
save that the railroad has so
interested itself in shaping legis-
lation 50 as to make. this condition
possibleI, ;. andthen@ obtained the
possible. Do you know any other
reason? What have "C'r represen-
tatives .baen doing meanwhile
Thesa facts are matters, Of public
record open 10 all, which they
must have known, or at least
easily could have known. Only two
conclusions can be drawn. They
We've either Indifferent to your
welfare, or wi lfully neglected to at
tend 10 il. If am favored b. your
vote / will be elected. IF elected l
Will do all in my power to correct
this wrong and give YOU a square
deal IN the@natter of axation. Did
1T everoccur TO you that one whose
occupation has been the sam as
yours all his life might, and prob
ably would have II keener interest
in your welfare than a man whose
life occupation has been along other
lines? This seems probable TO me
and | believe that it will appeal to
you.
Very truly,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26
Advertised Letters.

The following letters remained I'M
called for in the Canton ~postofice on
Saturday, Oct. q, 1906.
Anderson, Miss Alice
Arneson, John
Arneson, John A.
Crowley, J. P.
Hanson, Hans
Johnson, Mrs. Lafayette
Karstein, John
Smith, Mrs. r.
Tvedt, John r. 2
Wallem, Miss
Ward, II. @.
Wilson, Mrs E. B.
In calling for the above list please
say advertised.
r. T. SMITH, P. M.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26
A whirlwind Campaign.

New York, Oct. 2e-The inertia
which characterized the early part OF
this camgaign is overcome. zen,
Apathy has turned over the command
to Gen. Interest. The campaign 10
hot. Not in many years has the
Goyernorship of the Empire State
been so keenly fought for. Such a
campaign means the hardest kind O.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26

Your stomach churns and digests
the food you eat and if foul, or torpid
or out Of order, your whole system
suffers from blood poison. HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea keeps you we'll
IS cents, Tea or Tablets. /. M. Hell
mey g. Co.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-10-26

Up in Lake county the Kittredge
followers are making a desperate Ell
fort to defeat the republican nominee
for the senate.