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Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-02-23

st @ulg liaNr IOr Gpren, og Solicit
ru.te. ia il. q. iaa ou al StobeleH' )
oisic noropeitli9e Stater blir &Nmpcn
nrtmeIt nell N be republitanlte Ma
ifinpolititerc 20 oC acknowledgements,
Der Onr rl nnoen NplNtnin8 AZ Den
pirte(ioe Ncpublitnnismes prlntiper
oo Cpooucr. 50 man bar Nrllno I'll
at Ie Naloene impoe meO Soob ON ct
ocot &ciultnt for 6Oltene; tbi 6oltet er
interesIeret iom nlori9 for, % bets
00nocr Tan man trD0t oOerlnoe Sta=
ternes Sti0bne. 81 er life al Dem,
iom blonier oDetle9ent Al no9en 'rl'ln=
Def pOlitiif @ep09elie % talbcr 6one'
hprerlle Ior Trontmere. S'i bar altio
lit op0tig Sult o9 Pepper / N|noen.
&lanOt en- bel Del andre uroro0lell9e
Rettcr. borc politiite &otte bar IcrDeret
lDr o@, er Den oerea c9en per'onll9e
| \ntercsie commemorate 6Nucusloo,
| liom lite bar retOireret al 6pltet SDo
IatDto vi Iorlun9tc en Iolt(llq, en-
| tcl YrimUrpnlglOO; men Gpertoiten
Gnpo, iom MI IoDer pGc 9lnorcm Secs
"a Charlie 0trreiDs 50buret ertl0res
IOe, at bans % bans &cnnera 9Grtt=
0rpoe life foQtc nnNre &Gtter cno De.
Der BAR opItrcpne ocrea pripoto SoGc=
Boa. C0 bpor me0ct man bIaoer
Den, ijnoer man intct fDr 6Qltct oer=
for bleo ben piotloIti9e Gaucla.op og=
| iua hln en- Neipel ,or 2loOOtattGnoen
oQ politiite gurennrelcrc. Nton paN=
| tQar MI. at SDcrtottn br0note 5un=
Oen lin paa @Grtene % at bans 6inQrC
er 6ure MI, ou ban ip9er at rage &a=
| aanicrne no al Aloen. 6oltet bar 'eet
lpun Gomeoicn, % ber fOreltaoren One
organization al Stutena pOlitlte Sup
petjptten.
| @or Soittritat Ell lamme Eannoe;
SOltets &raO poa en- bcorc &eguIcring
al 0al9lpoenc blep Al &ottcne 9)ori
til en- 6alpto0t 9iet, Der tun fan tom
Iholeres al Dem ielp pOa 9lllinno
| Ct. 9uul. Sc reformuenlige Glemcn=
bar bra0te til 6ronten Stdtens beoltc
% Iulteli0lte W0nO iOm line 6prere uo
al 9GQUptcnS blinOiOina9tl9e NIorte.
| Men oeres @reaieOrgNner mlnoer o@
naoio ON. at 6litterto er oI'
noriteitc Stat / lluiOncn O9 ui pco
buOo oct pil ii0e: Sc 9ntter mt9trollt
pper poa binonoen iOm Nalllngen %
&al0riicn % benOtter enbper 9lnIeo=
nina til at 0ipc boerunOre oe elltp@r
oiQlic imaa Spart 2l9teriuolen.
Get er laalebes itor Sunolpnli9beo
iOr, at 9loro GGtota oil fortlNtte al
pore ben noriteIte Stat (lnionen
bobbelt EorltnnO.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-02-23
NOrif &loieuel

Carlisle, 3D., Den 6te 6ebruar.
@sn pftjenOte moinnlte 6orboloipil=
lcr % AorNtsmunO Tillpn blep ioa0
mcO ltOr $)eitioeli0bCo piet iii Nliia
"a Sarge. Ell un0 o0 Batter ,(noiorcr=
lnoe Ticlien Ituloe hape iunDet Steo
'Or rlerc Sage 'iNen. men moutte mo-
lNties paG @runo al Grub9pmmena
Spgopm.
@eo ben 5ep, iom iulatc citer Nicl-
len, oiientlisejoross 6orlopslien mel.
lem Otiis eliiabetb GnlloieE, en- pnt-
er&l0mntbinoianerinoe ira California,
og SneD0inoianeren g8ilion Gbarles,
Der o9lao er Ell betlenot fooboloipiller.
2lllc lire bar io9rt i'm lIOOnnagliC
Oeo Snolaner'tOlen Der Carlisle.
Sitter ginDnet at romme, mon Niii:
&nuOiena GNr ppre g(Orom0no.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-02-23

"Sisictou }piten" ioloer ll9 G
'norit 9}phgosb.oe" % bct thnoc b
iorllao, Do ben brngte gipheOen ON ocl
oonitc 0onQes Goo iorlt lione ll0e
NoQct olnit 9ltbeoaban bin oct %
lite al tale rm "Ncitcrbeimcn".
Zen bar 10 OpbiinOiQ not % y
9ruhlcycy &ollcgo men en- Cpoagelicn
Der uocn lUiul uil bare pOtr0tteno
EttDouinN iiCr mgo Ncnipn til pOi
uGentli9C 9{0beDsbooc.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-02-23

9iu er Den iaa meget OmitreDne 9llitt
3OpisDeli gift O9 pei iorl9rget oa,
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-02-23
(inl ,Scucr Niitrnhrll

cr npli9 blrpen op6odit Zen minocr on
Aiolorin D}troben Eil GpNcmei9 &eirclic
ira SuQoom5iprtr cr = &Iuoa liep Vie
FILLS AT men erdti0c lRiooeI Noranterco
al hrCr, ol.c 1u9oomne. or er irembro9t
peo Malaria c'iri o9 NoropptIic. 25c iNts
NudtnnS 9lpDtbci
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-02-23
Ernniflin brNnnt.

0bu5 y. NPoore, Ell Naitinin / SorO
Gitp, IA, iit lin iodano irD8ulis iorbrGnft
ct elettriit Cpbeonin9sopparat. pan be
nptteoe eudlens Nrnito Salpe meo oet pan
liae Reiiutat gu burti3 % iulorrnol9
Snelbrebelie". Rcone glioOcl &eroen mob
grnnolaar, lSunoer Guar, Gc'emo o9 Saf-
Ter. Zoe GiIinstOnS &poIhef.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-02-23

Sn mGrip0roi9 6OrilarinS for lin
}OrtjNrll0Deo iOr gSagncrs Mulit oar
en- Mano. lom en- 2liten pea cp 9lllt=
tonrert npplaupcrcoc ipri9t, ou Nrte-
ltrct bOuoc ipillet no9et al Ell al SSa9'
ners Cpcrucr. TN WlulltItlenncr
ipurOte ltOnocn, on ban bcunoreot
g8agncr ido nle9ct.
"gSa0ner. iO9oe Mahoen, " bcoci
9up,lmcltcrcn iaa?" ga ban par bleoe1
pplplt pm i'm 6eiltagelic, iaaoe ban
tort: "9la. iaa nna. gtei, je9 liter Wtll'
1ttn, ipr Oru minOcr mig mn NIT Slen'
Seq er ncmliQ &pbbcrimeN."
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-02-23

0n Sommeritole Ior QNrerperiOna.
let 3raoerie 6ountp ia, op,etter
@bcaton, o9 4yol. 0illebO ira Q8i.-
m0y bar paatdqet Jig @eoelien al
l0mmc.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-02-23

6Or biQig &eiie o9 6rOgt til @eIt'
tulten ber man btnueuoe li9 til yt,
W(illcr Qanb 60, 2ano Og Smml9ra=
tiOnssq0ent ior @reat 9lortbern Ta=
nen @rpmus Noleu Ntinn.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-02-23

% ium lc9 lao meo Ciei tun9t mob Soro
o9 oran'teo paa b. pinocipoes %rpoe.
Sa par bet, inm Ell Sin ira 0imcn ipr
% Hare Spnet Hang mig iulot mroe.
81 no9en Sdn9iu9l ira min GLADE Sio.
Der meopntsiub min Smccts tunpc ane.
NeN oper mig j0 ipnng pua %in0eu bOio
cnipm 9tO Den iorselioe Spanc.
Seq lpIeO oppcOtt meo 6an0c %ht:
"2u ilpItc Sus oil D. Ell 2uarc 0iNNc
Der Sipets Yerle til II S.rohe il.
men 9lemtc och &rons,t: Rn0 at iritC
,, par Oh tommcn min Spitcs %nar
it9 itul0e rilt D9 irite tldre Tunoe
% buDt Dig Sru9tcn AZ min urte0ooiD
ilebne %U9ere meo 0ponl &nroe,
men MI jeQ inttt bar tilb00e mer
'aa ilDp oN ira mig iom ira ,n 'orbanoe
iab mig ulelt meo nit 0ert(a Neer,
lppr &ntren bar lin SsbaanO laot ON Sanoct
Den ltolt Den iudre0. ''2ddbe! 9eb bu ci
je9 ilp9ter iclp ira 0lUoens porme Sommcl
'fj0rni 9uor moo FOien oo MIN piloe Te.
bOor in9en idliI, ttlnOia auioOer tommer
OtCn ber cr &.ntcr! Cm bin un9c Sjml
han 6rofcn ipGnOt i'm isbciia9ue &Oabc
% 9ingets S(an9e biOer bin SUl
% bOiitcr bUlt, Oct cr Ior lent at baabc
9tei! SID ou armc: MI er prouen cnol!
DER enO ou table, panot on bin 2nocr
Sar Spl % Sommcr eno Dig Gp9oen uenot,
Ou ltUur Nintren enc men Ell San0er!"
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-02-23

&liuoe bleoenoe tleeuoe o9 ubrittenoC
(aiIer mrrer burtig meo Wdu3an Gen el
oppG,tet borimeltenoe 8upslC, meO {ilbe
Dor ior 1eIUinopoouln9, iaa Nieoiciueu fan
6enpttes iuouenolg, bDor 1merterne ieles.
DidH3on itonier 1ncrtrnC meO Del iamme
1GIges 0iHugtons (lpotbei
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-02-23

Siour ,Falls Den / tie ,fcbruny. g3.
u. Yortcr, nliliercnn, 6preneoe Stoters
NopotQt for SDo 9afoto, % 0cpuh
6ortnc0c StNters lRlribol Vamb cl
tommen tilbNQe ira @reQorD GountD,
bpor WtGribnl'cu ayrcl.ereoc Charlie Is.
Norn, Ell Nome'eoocr, lmOer 9lnilo0C
Tor 9l}eneO
@prn bar uoli0ere Stoldorcr
Ohio p9 tom til SDO 9otota, Oa 9iilteu
bc9Dn0it ON ,NnDiunerlpnoct WreQorn
6omp. Zen 20oc 2u0uit 1902 no
to9 ban YOprer paa 100 glcrcs Ne
Qjerln97lono. @an beitnlles IOr al
booe giort Jig itploig NieneO oen 2lo(
,(cbruar 1905, oH ban uotoQ be r0n(
FapIrer "a ertlGrcoe, ot bon bnbct
bOet paa Eanoet uaibruot.
60rlnOerie9elic blep bolot ior en-
FOreneoe St0ters &ommi9iUr, Der ben.
piite bam til ocn icoerole NranolurD,
iom mooer / 5iouy 6alls 2pril, Ill.
Der $500 Gaution.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-02-23

Set rp0tes, at 6inlano inOforer en-
Masie &auben ug Ammunition og oa
Oct inoiIibes OOsr SOerige O9 Den rug
Iiite &s0icrin9 bar idaet 9ip5 ON oct,
fan bet let leos til oiplomatite ,}no=
pitlin0er mellem &uslano O9 SOerige.
Sisseton Posten. [volume] (Effington, Sud Dakota [S.D.]) 1902-19??, 1906-02-23

sau!aiuancm,,

Set pae Stj0ripmmcr! SrnOt paa Solens Sup
Naturen flGbte iI9 ltulelio 6urper; +.
purmtdom ct &Da iprang &olrntnpppen ub
o9rGiDh,r itnbtes Al De iun0e 9arper.
Sreot Ell 9tammc 9s9e oo neO 800
bopr Snpct ftrummto M lit islpbfno al0oe,
% Snn9cn3 Nu8l, hN ira SDoen ltro9
at tcltc brit mcN ,5ubel Oerc5 GjlNOc.
Sep par ct Barn jcg peo 9mturns Barn.
al 2ptte "a al 6Oruar5iuft bcrule
: Mart pg Sim Ieo 10 O0 ioaG mig oarm
"a tisleo mig, hppr GinOen &plgen truieo
90 6u9lclan9en nit Slert 90
oct par en- Narmoni lau lpS po lager:
"a inoen Stren0 ben ieoe Gelton9 bren
peo Stop o0 81 eng, Dna @{art pg glger
&i0t 2iDet Ian gplocu 6nrbcpragt
let fpi min 0u FRA Sanger % til SanQer.
"9ut," iubico jt9, bar 2ipet mjg 10 bragt,
til GjlNoen9 9faal ieg intet mcr I0tldn9er."
O0 Nintren tom, o0 Sommcrprn9tcn ipOnOt
meo Den hint lette &or al Sdn9ens 9Oner.
S0 inoen NlHoc iii nit ojem ben bonot,
hpi 6u9lcitOrelt til Dc unrmC ,3Orer
Srinot breote Sncen uD lit bOiOe Gin
ct Sgr9etGppe Ior min opoC Wl@oe
o0 enc lao jcg paa nit Suab5 &uin
"a baO Ell Non: "at blot je9 tunoe 8rUoe
S6i Itum cr Sprgen, naar Den rammer brat
mtr Itm ooa. n0ar ocn mon9l,r ielp Ell SnurC.
Sun 8lUlter bpiteb Den toOe Nat:
"g(lt er Iortlent 9u bar 10 Inn Ell Sanre!~
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1906-01-11

We received card from Judge Weover announcing the
the several counties the Fifteenth
Ju1iciai District for 1906 follows
Holt March H. 10 December 3, f.
Boyd May A. jury Is November 49, jury 90
Sioux April IT, jury September "a, jury a.
Butte April g. jury November g. jury g.
Keya Paha May jury October l. jury l.
April 16, jury September II, jury II.
April %, jury a. November 12 jury 12
Cherry March s. jury October l. jury 2.
Sheridan June jury December 10, jury II.
Dawes. March 10, jury 90. November IL, 49,
j. D. SCoTT Reporter w. II. WEsTovER, Judge.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1906-01-11

one white face, dark red bull,
branded CP on right side. Suit
able reward for return to my place
at mouth of Minnechaduza. or for
information leading to his recov-
cry. J. G.. GAsKILL.
48 Valentine, Neb.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1906-01-11
Cherry County School Notes

Cherry County School Notes.
PSYCHOLOGY QUESTIONS.
1. Name two kinds of nerve
matter.
Q. What are the functions of
the sympathetic systeml
3. What are the parts of the
cerebro-spinal system!
4. What are the subdivisions
of the brain!
5. How are early may the brain
be taxed with labor?
6. Can we locate definite men
tai functions in definite parts of
the brain!
Z. What is the center of reflex
action? Its purpose! Illustrate.
LA. PURCHASE.
How was the purchase arranged
and the transfer personally made
to the U. S? 600 words.)
Lulu KoRTz, Supt.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1906-01-11
January.
TEMPER AZURE.

Mean or normal 22o
The warmest month was that Of 1900
with an average OF 3I1
The coolest month was that Of 1885,
with an average of 11o
The highest was $50 on 80, 1892
The lowest was $50 on "A, 1891
PRECIPITATION.
Average for month 60 inches.
Average number of days with OF
of an inch or more 6
The greatest monthly precipitation
was q inches in 1889.
The least monthly precipitation
was O.04 inches in 1900
The greatest amount of precipita-
ton recorded in any "a consecutive
hours was 81 inches on 81. 1894.
The greatest amount of snowfall
recorded in any "a consecutive hours
(record extending to winter of 1SS4-S5
only was IA inches on %, 1902
CLOUDS AND WEATHER
Average number of clear days, IA:
partly cloudy, s; cloudy, 9.
WIND.
The prevailing winds have been
from the NV.
The average hourly velocity of the
wind is 10 miles.
The highest velocity of the wind
was 20 miles from the NV on I. 1903
JOHN J. M'LEAN.
Observer Weather Bureau.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1906-01-11

Lost, Strayed or Stolen
from my place 4 miles north of Ft.
Niobrara, the following stock:
Two steers branded left hip.
One steer branded o. left side.
One COW branded EP right side
Two COWS or heifers branded
j. on right hip.
$500 reward per head for recov-
cry. T. P. SPRATT,
As Valentine, Nebr.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1906-01-11

We have received car load of
fine Christmas apples in bushel
boxes. A. JOHN & Co.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1906-01-11
Bailey Briefs.

f. L. Walker was freighting oats
last week.
Lulu Heath was visiting Lee and
Cora Sellers recently.
w. H. Sellers went to Merriman
this week on business.
Lew Adams and Bert Nichols
plastered Fred Nelson's house rec
emily.
c. P. Sellers and r. POLAND did
some repairing up the phone line
Sunday.
Churn Ranch had a pet crane at
their place last Sunday. It stood 5
feet II inches high.
The assistant superintendent and
Miss Flora French were callers at
Seager ranch Saturday.
Frank Heath's team ran away
last week, upsetting load of corn
and breaking his wagon.
Cattle in this vicinity are doing
we'll, the fine weather and plenty of
feed beng in their favor.
F. L. Nelson's were surprised by
a crowd of friends last Friday night.
A dance was had in their new house.
Fannie Weed came home from
Lincoln last Thursday to visit her
folks and live on her claim a few
weeks.
GUESS Who AM.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1906-01-11

! stetter pays q + cents for hides.
T. G.. Horribly is at Rosebud
this week.
Nelse Rowley of Kennedy is in
the city today.
A. r. Julian has declined the
nomination for appointment of
receiver of the U. S. land Office at
this place. The numerous other
applicants may now try their pull
again for the place.
DR.. Brown and son George re-
turned to Valentine last Saturday,
after travelling extensively in Eu-
rope and the eastern part of the
U. S., Mrs. Brown going on
through to California.
WANTED: District Manag-
ers to post signs, advertise and
distribute samples. Salary $500
weekly, $500 per day for expen :
ses. State age and present en-
ployment. IDEAL SHEAR CO.,
80 Randolph St., Chicago. 50
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1906-01-11
Calumet
Baking
Powder
Perfect In quality.
Moderate In price.

LOsC Hates to DemUer, Colo,
Via the Northwestern Line. Ex-
cursion tickets will be sold on Jan.
%, % and 80, limited to return un-
til Feb. Is, inclusive, on account of
Wool Growers and Live Stock
Association Meetings. Apply to ag-
ents Chicago & Northwestern Ry.
514
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1906-01-11
Weather Data.

The following data, covering a per-
iod of 16 years, have been complied
from the Weather bureau records at
Valentine. Nebr. They are issued to
show the conditions that have pre-
vailed, during the month in question.
for the above period of years, but
must not be construed as forecast
of the weather conditions for the
coming month.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1906-01-11
BIRTHS.

To G. D. Bowdish and wife,
Dec. 81, 1905, a girl. Mr.. Bow
dish is the barber in Mr.. Sageser's
shop.
To Oscar Buechle and wife,
Dec. 81, 1905, a girl.
To Dave Peters and wife, Dec.
20, 1905, a boy.
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1906-01-11
LOer Rates to Lincoln, Neb.

7OtS -HS00 - ~ 1It5tCVHSs1 "CV,,
Via the North western Line. Elk
cursion tickets will be sold Jan. 10
to Is, inclusive, limited to return
until Jan. %, inclusive, on account
of Various Agricultural and Stock
Breeders meetings. Apply to ag-
ents Chicago & Northwestern Ry-
513
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1906-01-11


A. H. Stees is in from Kennedy.
Miss Wren Donoher is in Omaha
this week.
w. d. CIarkson has begun put.
ting up ice.
VIM. and Frank Ballard were
in town this week.
Halldorson's photos 1, 2, 8, 4
and 9Th of each month.
Ernest Wilkinson drove in from
Kennedy last Thursday.
DR.. Holsclaw is improving and
will be up in a few days.
You will find a hearty welcome
at the Chicago House. 80
John P. Jones has about recov-
cred from his recent illness.
Miss Rachel Downing is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Lee Shepard.
A good Smith Premier typewriter
for sale cheap. F. NJ. WALcoTT.
The R. R. Co. has a big force of
men and teams putting up ice this
week.
Clyde Davenport has been COZ
fined at home this week on account
of sickness.
w. A. Taylor and wife returned
last week from their extended visit
in Illinois.
Col. Jordan and son and VIM.
Cation drove down from Rosebud
last Friday.
Agnes j. Percy has been ap-
pointed post mistress at Kennedy
to succeed D. A. Percy resigned.
Mac Cramer sprained his ankle
a few days ago, causing him con-
siderable pain, and is yet Iimping.
"A Thoroughbred Tramp" at
Church's opera house, Thursday
night, Jan. IS. Tickets on sale at
the usual place.
Mrs. Nelse Rowley and daughter
Maud, and Miss May Barnes drove
in from Kennedy Monday, the two
latter expecting to enter school
here.
L. K. Travis and wife of St.
Mary's Mission School on Rose
bud reservation have been in town
several days visiting friends. The
report that Mr.. Travis had gone
East was a mistake.
p. Sanford's spring wagon tip
ped over with him last Saturday
while going home from town,
breaking his shoulder bone. Dan
Barnes brought him to town Mon
day and DR.. Compton set it for him.
U. S. weather bureau report for
week ending Jan. 10, 1906. The
daily mean temperature go was
100 above the normal. Highest
temperature 4So and lowest LAO.
Precipitation .07 of an inch and
for the season 81 of an inch.
S. George Foster of Valentine
and Miss Laura M. Tillson of Pen
brook we're married at the home of
the brides parents Jan. 10, 1906,
Rev. j. w. Morgan officiating. A
bountiful dinner was served which
the family and friends much en-
joyed.
The Euphonium Glee Club
which appears in Valentine in
Church's hall, Jan. Is, 1906, has
received much praise from the pa
pers of the state. The members
of the club have been associated
for three years, which speaks we'll
for their entertaining powers. If
they were not pleasing people
some member would be made a
scape goat and his disappearance
would follow. Our people usually
prefer a male quartet concert to
any other. Backed by the good
reader" the Mr.. Niche, the Glee
Valentine Democrat. (Valentine, Neb.) 1900-1930, 1906-01-11

10 woiA III county, ;>jeauA ein-
ployment; good pay weekly.
THE HAWKS NURSERY COMPANY,
Wauwatosa, Wis.
Dec-Frbl
Comfortable rooms, clean beds
and al! you want to eat at the Chi
cago House. 80
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-22

among the carriers, the four great express companies having divided out the territory of the United States in such way as to fix and hold prices without variation except to suit their own sweet wills.
 It would be well for the companies if they would consent to exercise their win in behalf of this great in- dustry to some extent, at least, IS suggested in the Bee, because by dong so they would help allay the rising tide of sentiment against these corporations, which. unless checked by wise and conciliatory concessions will ere long sweep them out of existance by securing a parcels post system by our government.
 Thereisonly one consoling thought, one redeeming feature. one gleam- ing light for the future, one silver lining to the cloud now overshadow-
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-22
A HUGE NATIONAL GRAFT.

It may help you to decide how you will vote, if you are undetermined. when you know that this Republican administration had loaned the fa- vored national banks according to the official statement of October IT, $154 ,470, ,505 and was collecting no interest on the same and Secretary Shaw was in New York on October 23 in consultation with Wall street bankers to concoct scheme to loan them $25, ,000, 900 more, on the same liberal terms. And yet this admins tration boasts of being for reform. Hot Spring News.
 And yet, strange as it may appear, no Democratic statesmen have ever raised their voice against this huge graft, and it was continued without protest right through Cleveland's two administrations.
 Furthermore the News is the first paper in the South that has called the attention of it's readers tu the niquity of this unDemocratic scheme of favoritism, whereby the peoples money is loaned to certain national banks free of interest.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-22
INDICTMENT OF ROCKEFELLER

Whether or not the indictment at Findlay, O., of John.D. Rockefeller under the Valentine law shall prove anything more than mere formal ity, the case presents a vivid ingre- dient of interest as serving to prove in the end whether there is one law for the rich and another law for the poor in this country.
 The Valentine law is well equipped with teeth" to make it formidable to offenders compelled to stand be- fore it on nothing but the merits involved in their indictment and prosecution. But the impression has somehow taken form in this country that John D. Rockefeller IS not amenable to the laws that are dangerous to common robbers. He has been flippantly referred to as an artful dodger, leading the process servers merry chase and giving them the jolly horse-laugh in the end. With the means to fit from one baronial estate to another, to disguise himself with varied assort- ment of wigs and to sail bhthely away to Europe when things become unpleasant at home, he has managed to have his own way and to snap his fingers at the government.
 But how long is this sort of thing to keep up? How far is 1t to go? Is this country in it's treatment of John D. Rockefeller ready to COL fess that there is, under its laws, immunity from punishment for a man who plunders the whole nation. which is not extended to thieves who are frequently driven to crime by necessity, or under the spur of de- pravity, from which the Standard Oil baron professes to be fully cleansed Kansas City Star.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-22
FARRELL AND LAW SON.

The assaults being made on the Standard Oil octopus all along the line from the government at Wash ington down through various state governments at this time, naturally causes one to ask what part Miss Ida Tarbell, Thomas Lawson and other magazine writers are taking in the work? It is stated that the at torneys for the prosecution are pro posing to prove in the courts nearly everything that has been presented in the numerous magazine and newspaper attacks on the Rocke- feller crew which would rather indi- cate that these writers had con tributed valuable services to the public. It is announced that Much of the evidence that will be submit ted to the court will have familiar sound to those who have read the magazine denunciation of the trust. The petition constitutes resume of the entire history and developments of the Standard from it's beginning down to the time the new rate law went into effect last llugust.
 It is clear to the observer that public sentiment had to be aroused against this greatest of all plunders of the people before Congress, or the administration, could be induced to take action by the enactment or enforcement of laws and this is what the magazine writers and per haps lesser lights of the newspapers have done.
 Miss Tarbell and MT. Lawson are not much before the public just now, but the people recognize the good work they have done.
The Mena weekly star., 1906-11-22

right away. It's bound to come, eventually, and they might as well see it that way now and not wat 70 have it forced upon them
 It has long been claimed by men who were in a position to know tnat if the railroads would do away With free passes they could well afford a two-cent-a-mile rate to all passen- gers, and now that the railway rate law has done this for 1hem they should do 80. No one questions put that more people would travel on a two cent than on three cent rate and the additional business would
 more than make up any possible los from a reduction of the rate.