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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-04
trHosE GOING En-! ROM j HERE ERE:

nj Every detail has been ged Tor tho
3sixt annual ing of The Geo AS
soci alton / OF tho Unit eds Sta tes. which Is
X Be Held III y hips
3of the Old Dominion 8 teaihsh HIN Comps N.Y.
Bet We an Norfolk and ll eH ~ Or /, and con
tinuedS tna New Y ork5 10 tier the arrival 81
the ship In that port: M
MA The first session will be he ION board
5to-nigtl + after the shi ioh Will leave
Norfolk at 4 go' clock, pasBes out IN
ginia Capes
The session hight will be devoted to:
the work Of u opening the 4 sixt annual q
convention, n and very II I lie business VIII
be- trangac ted. The second % session Will
be- held s. tomorrow morning while the
chartered ship Is #plowing \ III e waters Of
the Atlantic AT this session the assoc
citation will hear the reports OF Presiden
Il. NJ. Carringt secreta agantt
and the exeGuti mint tee:s;s other
ton viii be disposed OF. hut IT is proba Die
that the election Of officers for another
year viii not be entered into until the
third session, which WI II be held at the
New Grand Hotel, in New York either
Tomorrow night or Fri day mornlng,
Who e ornp ose Party.
The following members OF the associa-!
] ton have engaged s ta tarooms on the
ship and viii sail Norfolk tie to-
NJ. Il carringt Ton, julius Hobson and,
wife. Nv. u. HAZEL W: K! Nor tom !, ~.
stWlngo tSs and WI re, Miss Libby
j1Ningo. r AArrlngt On,
SIIagan5s ana wife, Miss Uterine Hagan,S
II /; Morton Hagan, 2, XIV tetor, John g.
9Easley, 81 a; Kramar, R j, st p, Po&ue and y
M Miller Jr, OF RE plond n p, Il Dat
den ana WI fe, Xii ton, c.; r.
SON and 4 wife, " ilHon, n,
\ Adams, Oxford. NJ Css;; 4 z, Thorpe
Z Rocky NJ cunt. N. G, rles Il. BONNER,
Iexingt on. KY; = NJ, n Burford ], ouis-Sl
VILE, s KY. g. Patton and Coleman nan
Edward, Darling ton. az G.; Al Person
L,oulsburg, N, g, 4 We j q Petty, Rocky
Mount, M c.; a.. s, Ierndon and 81. a "
Y Clark, ford City; 81 9. "a, Lewis and
wife, Henderson. N, g; Thomas Wash
sington and wife,, W ilson, N & ohm 5B i
Boatright and 10. panvillc, 1 Va, ;3 ". y. 4
Patton ana q, NJ. King, Oxford M CT;
sW.8D Currin, brakes Branch. Va; n.
c. Scott and wife, Winston. NJ q. + =. Al.
Coleman, North Carolina.
4 9of the above will leave here to-day
for n ogf TX, where hey, wi bag Joined By
other members from North and South
Carol Ina ana from DaHYills and Lynch
burg. IN New York the conyerltioI will
be enlarged by delegations from New
York and the est, as Sf y III u
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8 s., ,,nylH5,,oND- sTOOh MARKET.
ri chmond. " Y q An. y =.
4a5e5 g x re x ~, BOAND y, n S1l

virginia centures- ooo az 3 III y ss.o
Sss's sss ssSS;'Ss ia ii
y Ia n nd ri list wv IN 1 "
Z So r. r. Con. IT. q p, g; ~ a
r. r. OF Ind \! d p. q. n, y
gsoTk,a S. ana rs IL
Ssaasi: y 6.
HTOCiSS: IN 4 n,
Atlantic Coast Line * III
nttanti Ia Coast SSlne com ~
Ches; ke and Ohio oyember 1ni e e.
~ r. DIV Obi ~ lsa
AttssxSL ANDsTRusTf = ~ % WA
National !, ! tg e tsaH
broad Street IS
city an
n sat Ma tioIal ~ Xxx TX
Nstiona Bank q iSS 1ss Il:
Bank OF X No I; =
COMPANIES ,,,k 4t5 5stjjs
Virginia Stnte \: ~
~ = Car Chem. lo0 ~ ~
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5lsS CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE 4sTo c1k MARKET .'l.5
,gseg fSaiea Il "a Linton Stock Hard1.l afSt j.

III ch,nond 8 va., .SE}
,a rse l'y was s' 6 5fSss 81 'As }. l.
'tssIs bs;t ss,s SSas
so sooa ssss: common he'll.
s.! = ss d; Salsss
ssne 5ass fss so 81 sae.
and stays. i..tc, IL
CHICAGO MY
Market , tis Sa cows sssasS
eps sa.75as ss bulls. VI 700
sos "a stockera and feeders, s.. 81. M
Recepts, l6 900 head. Il = 70 S *:
highef Choice prns,o sMS X bnt
weights. ssas.JJ 500 dto oo heavy e y
mixed IS 1915 ooo u nsa AZ
g .sesS aps
e Nv ~ yoRK. lilly .-B EYE,s--aecept
Al head FeenE beet aHsp
81. Calyes-Re V,t s.. head Prime Sea,s.
e eee RE- an6
K .ssss ~ 81 ssad
hogs hogs W.ss ai.iS| rs.
iiJS1oS STOCK YARDS. PlTrsBuR d.a PA':,
lyN3cATTLE-supply fair: market {, steaay,
CHOICE. ~ y q ns
SiSs rough p sheepasap-
E piy fair: market stead and slow. M Prime
lss
IS, 7oGs 75 Fair !! ~ good u s ship.
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.HENR|CO. LIKELY TO
BE- REPRESENTED.
Talk Of Approx tion Of $I,5oo
|. II, for Exhibit All James,
town.

The IIenrlco Board ii SUPERVISORS held
Its monthly meeting at the courthouse
yesterday, Most OF the business con-
Sisted Of routine work. IA number OF
claims were audited and ordered paid, /.
me giving OF the garbage con tract was
put of until a ter de te.3 u 81 81 &
Inn was taken Zip with the discussion
Of d. county exhibit at Jamest own, Judge
n. Ashby Wickham suggeste an appro-,
spriation OF 81, 800, and Il q Ylsed the levy
Of aG special tax 10 pro q this cunt,
The beard took the matter under con-
5slders ton, aitss K, "a "a ,;S iS
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u. s. refunding res ,...s.
u. 81 refundlng ~.
u. s. 81 gistercd
III. s.. Old A. reg ~
III. 8. Old ;:s
U.t News ~ rcgts ....'...:
VI. New ipoii
American Tobac eco '...S
American Tobacco o.. y.
Atcfison general ~ "a.
Atchis0ri adjustment 40 !. !. n
Atlantic Coast .inc
n and Ohio Rls $500. "
Baltimore and Ohio \, N .
Brooklyn RAPID Transit - I, s...t'..s
Central of Georgia IS q red
Central OF q eorgi d 80.
Central 81 Georgia al Il nc. offered
Central of Georgia ID Inc V I. !.
Cheap atid OHIO Nj
Chicnso Sand IN 0on a. y. ~
Chicago 3. and Quincy new Is I,
Chicago. r. and Pacific e: $50.
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!. - I. INA,,IAsL.1rAIY IEaTnREaI
1 MARINE . INTEhLIG ENOE.
PORT OF RICHMOND: JULY 2 1905,

PORT OF RlcHMoMI1:aJlIY y AVE,
a ses anna
iandings ana Norf ok. marchs ndise and pssaen-
GERS virginia NaYiEai nor. Company, s 81
81 eamer berkeley. A Shelly, Norfolk, nlerchan.
disc and passengers, Old Dominion lire,
PORT or WEE POINT, JUIYf 9, 1905
steamsh!p Charlotte Murphy. BAL more, pas
se stsssme ni Elm CITY. iisynss Matt.poa Rv,
slundinSL passsnsers and general ssTso.
f steamship Charlotte, Murphy pa limore. pas
sengers and general cargo Us . . !,
Steamer Elm City. Haynes. Msttaponl HlVss
landings passengers ana genera g sY' saA.
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'sArS.5
49, 49, = z. :.
\. 7O Atlantic Coast Line coin,
1900 American SHELTERS, com 4.

4. 40 Atlantic Coast LineS COM
y, COO American SHELTERS, com, /.
570,tO0 Aiflalgamated Copper
Il 300 Amer Car and Foundry, 4
Z * 100 Amer. Garland Foutl pfd
8 GOO American Cotton OIL ...i. II
100 iAtfleflctltl 4 Ollac co, pfd ~.
100 America II 4 Ca II 4. III ..i..
200 American Can, pfd. .s.s 100
3 p 100 Amer Iocoinptl I've, com i.
Afner, 10 acmOtl We. pfd /,
v 3, DDF Afnerican sugilf h. |.
1899 sSS Ar Az and a51a + h e. rs e pia,..
,l6,1 o. Baltimore and OHIO. !. n
20. 600 brooklyn Rhpid Z ransits
d 900 Gu madam PHct flo
Y Z, 800 1 Gil esa pen kB and Ohio.
6i1j1OOE e f,lcago g r6nt We stern J. I
20, 200 ChicaBO, u Nfii.and at, Paul
10, 200 Colorado Fuel and 1roil....
' ssji 7CO3 Colorado SolitlIi com
Colorado South. LIST pfd I.
TOO C Colorado 1 50 vi h. I'd pld III.
\ Il COO C. ev., Gin. G III I, and st. u
& $500 c Consolidated Gas I.
] n 900 Dela ware and II TUCSON.
y Del / Lack. and WESTERN.
1S, 70O Erie, cor. XXX. .s.s !.
800 Erie ist pfd ST.; {
ISL 500 Erie, "a pfd..... i.
400 @ General Electric /.
u $500 lrent Northern, pr :ss.;. Y.
100 Illinois Central "A .,::..s
x 9, 6tlp Lou isvllle and NnshYillEetls5. !,
900 Manhattan ~. ~ /. ~. ...t !
400 Metro. Stree I2a al x
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M,ll1[s,C,.,EEzLl4LlANEoU57N MARKETS.
1900 ~

VI DRY GOODS MARKET.
Anew YoR usual ml 70. nnoSs
market 10. day by the near approach of7-tna
Holiday, \ Buyers were scarce In the dry goods
district. and business remained very Cyl OF
Heavy goods Print cloths are unchan ged. Cot
ton yarn prlces are Irregular and slightly
weaker Jobbers have surpassed last year. "
just closed wash EoodaS AND fine combed yarn
fabrics being arssculaFly well sold, VI ~,
FL AZ NAVAL. STORES
SAVANNAH. Gar July s--T RPENrTlESlEs,-,
Frn, at 57Ac.; sales, 40 casks; receipt Y!
casks;' N shipments IS casks. " Rosln-Ftrni
sales, a. sos "A barrels receipts, .oSg barreis;
shipments. ] go BARRELS: stock, 6"o7t barrels.
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CLOSING; BOND GU CITATION 81

~. y = n r,art i, n col VI ts.... COX
y u, i III, III i,,,,a pe Y. 102,
- aa ~, = Va III n. 10y
Colombo IndustriaIbs. series =
colorado Midland a.
Colorado and Souther - ,o III
Denver and Rio crande "a. B. ssF
y, ',sahs 8yk
~ I!e ,PIlpi =, gOs
y y; ~ ( y. 1868
npchlhs - 4 q =. 80 n
apAIl ~. * Z. :. i. Z VSa
!apan - :. I. 4. giH
~ hpaT :. -
Japa ls,pg
r.. IN "a m
aias !, al ,na Nj :. lCl
~ annat w = "a. III n IN. I. ~.
MexJca Il Central LIST -
Mimi. and st: Louis . ~ vi.
Mssour Kansas and Texas Ssa
Mnbilc and Ohio Collateral II - Y
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National n o. con g y; sss
New YORK "a, a 4 b ~
New = n.
NorhSrti .,
Oregon Short Line & s fhsalts
headingA a,r Yo,ntas con- ts.... lt4A
81 Louis ana ". \. ~
Los iT \.
Seaboard "a l1iitsl 11 ~ fS
y cert nc tes
duthern g 10y - 1i6 2
a
Texas anH sell. u, 1xya 81 s
y, =, ~ ~ "a 103M
Ininn stcai I'd 81 ,. y,
United Stales4 bSset 4 - ~. N g
abash I; II.
NaDaen ~ IS ~
~ a ~ Erie Il n. \,
wisconsin Cent? 4. Z. 4. I.
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n! BALTIMORE STOCK MAR !. y =,
BALTIMORE, do, =
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OFFIcIAL 7RANGET ANS" SALE OFsTOCKS TN NEW York
.bid. Asked. SALES.

! Mo. Kan. and TEX, pfd..
{, 20 Missouri Pneliic y.
y 100 Ma icnnl Lead /, ~ sss.tss.s
Z ZOO N CIV York Central ...!s...
2,l0O Norfolk and w est ertl .s.... !.
& 900 N I. VI Ont |. and w estorll.
1880 Notthern paci flc !,
4 50, 400 pennsylvania Railroad
ss3 200 People d Gas ( Chicago y
i 1, 2Qy pressed Steel gnrs. 4 |; 4. 4,
100 Pressed 3 tcel Ca, pfd =. y I
n i, 100 Republic !. and 81 con, =
Republic I. and 8. pfd !.
\ 81, GOV Reading ~ com. s......
4 100 Read I'M, 1st pfd
Rehdihg, "a spfd sst,.,
4, 400 Rock Island, q com ~ ~
Rock Island I'D .s.;., ',i.. \.
'.s ti3iiosss pfd -,
d, 100 Southern pac lac (. d.
81 1850 Southern RAJ wa y, com ~.
100 Southern Hall way, pfd y. :
ssss aboard All ILiiie, LIST pfd
Sea board Air Line. 20 pfd
WI Sea board AIR Line cof11..s
900 Il Tennessee q Codl and from.
Igs9 400 Texas Pacific ..... .s,.,
1O4 400 Union Pacific .... I. y |.
G79, 600 United ( States Steel ..s..;,'.
3 IS 900 United States steel pfd /.
"a 200 United ! States ftubbe r.. s..
I'll 200 ", {, 8. Rubber, I'd Epfd -. |.
I, COO VA Car. Chemical conn.,.
m 200 va. Car. Chemical pfd. Y.
i ~. co Vabh III VI ON ....s.. .....ss.
200 Wabash, pfd ~. ~. ]. /.
81 Yves tern Union x ~. /.
{ l Total sales, 82S, 80O sha
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III NEW YORK. July 3.-FLo uRZQ2Hlet an Isa
lower Minnesota patents. " thy9
Flour--steady, cornme
\ !, 81, s saSsass.
Jq!y seYs ssps(Smssss 4
optons steady al ise decl!p qes Is.
ydnco. July. 6s,kc ~, Heee'n'
vs.; 81
continent So IS. PorkF rm Ia
Rosin--Filn Turpent az !, wy
Riue-stead III tead Goneegspot
e cora sts Futures at net !, 49,
cline 81 bQl0 point Il na aa s
refilling unchanged !s-s5e: mo
!sssasds ana ssea9 aSehasgsd
Peanuts-u Ias
Cabbages ahd unchan Sea a aes
demand from shorts Sales for the .s,s *
$500 barrals Prime crude T. q =, mus. ssssY
81 nominal new crop; prime sMEmane. X ~
low seik tS8st 6, prime white. G11lHeil prime
winter yellow. II U tl]Eo. }f &
cIIIcAGO o. IL I'LL, ] My a-The eoNdltlen e. e.
a local expert was chiefly responsible Tor 9
ARM close the loea! ske ssp ieiaess
option were prac lcally unchanged corn q, Was
Unchanged, Oats sh1Wed e, s, xsin q 4
The leading futures range, ~ fo!ioWs' f,,o,
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BAIT Jp A. s ~, 9 podhiraet!
and unchanged 4. s!G I,
ss.sD 1 s9qt ea
srn white mi1eo
4 ,,ncha nged fancy
3;s' laas
sshee.eaActiye unchanga 4 Y q Su
Steady nd unch ri
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RI]'c,.,HlLl"M,oNDITTG GRAIN MARKET

WIFE VI 4, 3 q
No. red lear 1os) ~ g q q &
IA Steamer Gear lot * ~ a 3
led Gear lots) ~ = A
Virginia (bag lots) 4: =
No. n white (car lot g 81 o. ID
No. white Gear lote) = "a 81
MI led Gear lot ~ ~ Al y
No. mixed Gear lots % eS y "a 4.
vrginia S(bag lots> g q
I No. mixed Gear lots) g # ~
mixed Gear - - s5a
No.2 white (ca lots ~
Nos white Gear lot IA
*s.|s;s &. 4.
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4 ot, laat year. g ana at Houston SIS bales
against q 1888 last yea gss III 55

.Ag2
ton. auiet; mIdd 1890; gross receipts:
exports 10 Great britain. 1.l93 bal
aotaIS 10. dag al all ports recept S4,uts
sbales Il; axpor, Ia Great Bri 5s2 q e
France. III bales To- the s7s paes
stock IA ,512 bales Il. n ,a.
IConsoli led 1T all ressp Y
bales: export to Great - 4!S bales e
81 bales to the
TOTAL since September 1st AZ AZ
reeenf s6s 1913 N bales: export 70 ri Ssrca "a
Rr!tali, = haies to ",
fbales 10 q The Cont inent. 2,p1l. y95 -
Japan III, go bales; to Mexico. 10a bale
sew ORLEANS. La Sg July Cotton;
s,,ot cot TON closed quiet, prices aunchanged:
trn,ddiIng tRales we're 2oo bal oh nnnS
spot and 5to rive. q ;s p sAess
Futures opened steady at q ~
10 points. The government crop report va 3
di.a,poi litment being under ne
rdss tfts 1In,s"on III receipt. On every
An however. sho AIRED ~ fresh
robbing he ma TX Of the ad yanc6s e1 pecssu
in view OF the report and forctng y Gown w
iii nearly all OF the irst rise $had bcenI
Near The close prices chez ne
The cosa wa steady. changed g po 'ii
lower on he old crop mont ss ana Gl4S points
higher than vest close on tne pew s
ncoston futures closed fo!loWs:'
Sept y, PIG
October. ~ e ,naa ~.
1912 bid. II IS, n At
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"a pork. per barrel si1. IS 20 lard
pounds S short clar, I, s 6e
400 n ~
aair,ss
Disc ~ mark cases y e.
81 iSc Cheese-St eady ~ H7c. s
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NI,1No,WyIE,Y 8, PRODUCE AiARKRT,5

!. NEW YORK. IA July 3-FLouRIQv!et eng at.a,
tower innesota patentss " CIV ~ " ttsy, s
Flour corilHeal teudy,
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-05-04
Go and See A. b. Matthews

And his stock OF Light and Heavy Hard
ware. Paints, Oils Varnsh, Tarpentine etc,
Favorite Stoves and Ranges
Majestic Stoves and Ranges.
Double Base Burning Heaters that take the
cold air from the floor.
Hot Air Furnaces and Registers.
Hot water heating plants for the home.
Bath tubs and all kinds OF plumbing goods
and competent men to do the work who under
stand their business. firs class timer in
my tin shop.
Paints for inside and outside painaing com
posed of pure Linseed Oil ana White Lead.
Strictly pure Linseed Oil
Red Seal White Lead and Crown White
Lead all kinds o. Varnishes. Floor Wax and
Jap u Lac.
Best quality Barn Paints.
Tarred Roofing and Clements and Roof Caot-
ing, Building Paper and Tar Paper.
In The Machinery Warehouse you will find
Walking Plows Seeders
Sulkv Piows Drills
Sulky Corn Plows Harrows
Gang Pillow Disc Harrows
Medium sized truck wagons.
Marrow and wide tired wagons with extra
top boxes for hauling grain.
Single and Double buggies.
Platform wagons and road carts.
| Fairbanks Gasoline Engines of all sizes
from the Jack of All Trades up to the larger
| sizes that run.
Feed Mills Elevators and Threashing Ma
! chimes.
We sell Threshing rigs complete with
| steam or Gasoline power
We handle pumps tanks aAld windmills ana
are prepared to go and repair and put in
pumps and windmlls in town or ia the country
We carry in stock cistern pumps, celler
drainers, force pumps, shallow we'll pumps
three way pumps, deep well pumps, tank
pumps, dandy wind mills and steel towers.
All sizes of galvanized iron pipe and pipe
| fittings, dumps cylinders, valves etc.
When in need of any thing come and see
what I have
Yours truly
A. B.MATTHEws
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-05-04
MARKET REPORT

STANDARD ads bring results.
Garden making is the popular fad
just now.
Miss Lilly went down to Corona
MONDAY.
Hon. James Ross left Tuesday for
the Twin Cities.
Bring your Magazine binding to the
STANDARD office.
Erick Erickson is busy these days
selling sewing machines.
Robert Hensell, of Peever. was in
the city last Saturday.
Veblen will celebrate Norway's
independence day, May Il.
c. f. Schmidt went to the Agency
Monday to put up some cave spouts.
Miss Jennie Alllngham, sister of
II. L. Allingham, is teaching school
in Becker township.
The village of Peever is making
preparations to celebrate the 18th of
May in grand style.
For good smoke "Don Almo
Cigars" is the best, made by Lind
quist & Nelson's Milbauk factory.
II. G. Miller is the new engineer
or the Sisseton branch in place of
Mr.. Leech, who is taking layotf to
visit points on the coast.
Will Flaharty came In from Pick
erel Lake Sunday He says that lots
of fish are being caught at the lake
now.
For RENT-A good quarter Sec
tion, good buildings, good water
pasture, 100 acres under cultivation.
part fall plowed. Inquire of r. j.
Turner
y new time card went ito effect on
this division of the Milwaukee road
Monday. The only change being
that the train leaves Milbank at 1880
in the morning and arrives at Sisse-
ton at p. IN.
e. H. Rhodes has purchased lots
on the corner of Cherry street ano
5th Avenue, near j. O. Andrews, and
will erect a cottage on the same. We
are glad to see this indication that
Mr.. Rhodes and his estimable wife
are TO accept Sisseton as their future
habitat.
Lost IN SiSseton. this Afternoon
probably in Peever's or Stavig's store
a purse containing $40 in bills and
some SILVER. Finder please return to
this office and receive reward
Ed Rndamacher, the restaurant
man went over to Big Stone Lake
the other day and brought back F;
nice string of fish, among Which
were several mighty fine silver bass
we know they we've fine for we sam
pea one Oh tIc;il.
WANTED: Men in each state tt
travel, post signs, advertise and leav
samples of our goods Salary 500
per month $500 per day for eN
penses. kaufman CO., Dept.
Atlas Block, Chicago.
Adjutant General Englesby has re
ceived assurance from Washingto
that the Dick bill providing an ap
preparation of 1000, 600 for the sup
port of the National Guard, will pas
both the house and the senate an
become law. This fund will giY
the South Dakota guard fund {
about SIG, to use this year.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1906-05-04
A. j. Norby returned Monday from

"A. j N0rUy returned MDn1dy from
a business trip to Minneapolis.
Or. Taplln had professional bust
ness at Ortonvlle Tuesday.
Clement Porter. the tinancleI, of
Wllmot, was in the city Wednesday:
Attorney j. w. harrington return
ed from d tr p to Minneapolis We'd
neSday
l.. j. Onstad left Yesterday for a
business trip to Minneapolis and st.
Paul.
Bob tlensei and Der, Boomhal. of
PeeNer were county seat vlsitoas
, Wednesday.
j. j. Batterton and wife returned
Tuesday from a ten days visit to
Relatives in the Twin cities.
MIR. and Mrs. c. S. Gleason aud
daughters. of Eddy We're doing some
Shopping in The city Yesterday
John III. Lewis. of Winans. was in
the city Monday as Il witness IN an
insanity case before the insanity
board
| Editor Croal of the Courant. was
confined to his home the first three
days of this week with an attack of
pleurlsa
The reading room has moved from
| the down stairs room OF the First
National Bank Block To the front
room up stairs of the same building.
Towers restaurant goes into the
room vacated by the reading room.
We understand that Lukinitch
the VARIETY store man contempldtes
moving his present store building
back so feet and building a concrete
stone block in front.
The militia company are practielns
for the startling ana realistic wal
drama "Santlago" which they will
soon put on under the direction Of
Mr.. aud Mrs. f. b. Rhodes.
Dr. Sverre left Tuesday for MIN
neapolis and Chicago. He expects
to be gone about five weeks, during
which time he will take a post-grad-
uate course in special surgery.
Rev Mead, the evangelist, went
to Goodwill Mission Monday, wher,
he has been holding meetings thu:
week. He Will return to Sisseton an(
preach his farewell sermon in the
opera house Sunday, afte: which he
will return to his home in Boston
No one should miss the opportunit,
to hear this eloquent speaker.
Math HOLMAN, Peter Linster an(
LorenZ IlergeS have formed part
nerShlp. under the firm name OF The
Sisseton Stone Co., for the manufac
ture of concrete building blocks an(
general contracting.
Here is an additional list OF books
besides those mentioned in las
weeks STANDARD, which have beer
ordered by the library reading club
G. A Hulty's Is vols), set of Coop
ers. Letters from A Self-Made Mer
chant 10 His Son, Fools Errand
Bow of Orange Ribbon, Maid o
Maiden Lane. Four Girls at Chau
tauqua Chautauqua Girls at Home
Ruth Erskin's Crosses, Judge Burn
hams Daughter, That Printer O
Udill's, The Crisis. The GentIema
From Indiana, Alice of Old Ninccn
j mes. Cudjo's Cave, Little Shepher
of Kingdom Come, The Making of
Marchioness, The Prospector, Lorn
. Dorne
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-10-13

HE SAID Il TOLD YOU So"
AT the present moment the Hon. Va
leriano Weyler may be pardoned if he
smiles-New York Sun.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-10-13
TELEPHONE WHITE s51.

Iticket, but there is at least none of
the usual signs of political activity in
the effort to elect it. No campaign
meetings have been held. There is no
enthusiasm. There is none of that
hopeful air which somehow is usually
never absent even in the headquarters
OF parties that know they can't win.
The sooner the Home Rule party
hnds its rest in the grave, the better
it will be for political conditions in
Hawaii. 1t will remove a disturbing
element that has constantly had a ten
dency to lower allegiance to both party
and principle in this territory. It has
been an obstacle to party discipline for
higher purposes.
With the extinction Of the Home
Rule party there ought to be started
really educative influences and efforts,
along the lines Of party organization
and party principles.
1t seems very likely that the Home
Rule party is conducting its last cam
paign. And yet, it were dangerous to
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-10-13
The Beginning
Of The End

is a monbund quality about the
party this campaign that beokens speedy deceas for the Hawaii
though he may be faithful sentiment likes success
in his political affiliations.
The signs of coming dissolution many In the place
party not able complete ticket the field pamy
and vigorous days the party this Then nominations
were eagerly sought There always apants than offices
In TACT great danger
struggle Tor nomination would split the party asunder
But it different The nominations were 90 abeg
gng Even Jack Kaakiela refused party lost all
vitality two years ago, and except little struggling show party
existence in a few precincts all vitality
On Hawaii the party pretty UP by the Dem
0crac party though it still maintains party existence there
In Maui the Home Rulers have swallowed up the Demo
Gratis and both have developed very vrt mortality
On Oahu the party still maintains its organization but
there life in its campaign nominated part of
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p. E. r. STRAUCH
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