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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1906-04-19
lahorsrs on grader Fad dis.

laborers on grader Fad dis
trlct ......... l3 90
i Peterson Chas. petit Juror. 49,. ~ 10
Reid ] r. stamped envelopes. 10 90
| Rtnum Lewis, attending asses
sors meeting and mileage ! 5V
| Rear M Jr. mdse for poor -. 80 90
Rioesrud Mere Co. mdss. - ri
Ryan Thos II, printing .. so
Rowley Chas, petit juror. IL 10
Roman Richard. petit Juror -. IA so
Ranum Lewis, petit juror. 30
Rust L T, court bailiff $500. 10 10
/ Sherman II Il. sheriff fees. l23 IS
Stephen David, mdse. ......... 81
Sherman Il Il, boarding prison
ers....s,.s.... ..........,.. ~ oO
Smythe Mrs + w, mdse poor
| farm .................... VI
Slagle + III u 20, lumber Bird
district. ..........s......". 10
Standard Oil Co, oil ......... 40
Steinbeck G A, meals for jur-
ofs .,.s.s............... . 0O
Steinbeck 9 A, board furnished
panper. ....,., 10 IS
SWEET w o, livery. so
Slagie r M & Co, coal for poor
arm............ ........ 81 80
Schneiderheinze Fl, petit juror 10 40
Shuck J B, petit juror ....... Is 90
Solaas Lars p, petit Juror. 49,. 10
Il
Tucker Chas, balance salary
for Jan Feb and Mar..... 100 90
Tucker Edgar, seed corn for
poor farm ................ :. 10 %
The Tribune Co, paper for poor
arm...............s.. $3.50. ! 90
Towle John, bridge work 2nd
ct...s.....s...s..... -. 10 20
The Educator School Supply Co,
supplies. .............4....s ! 10
Tucker Jim, commissioners
work and mileage. .... % so
Trude John, marshal fees 5 20
Thompson Peter, petit juror. 2 80
Union County Courier, print
ing ................. ....... AZ 20
Volstad John o, petit juror. ID 90
Weber J F, salary for Feb and
Mar........ ........ $50 90
Webber Fauss, salary for Feb
and Mar. .................. 100 90
Wilcox Frank, house rent for
poor. $1,000. -. w
Walsh r e, petit juror. ....... s 10.
Walsh PV, attending assessors
meeting and mileage. ... 3 so
WEIGH w M & Co, supplies... | so
Whitfield & Whitfield. hard
ware 3rd district. ....... So
Williams Geo, blacksmithing
Sd district. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $50
On motion, board adjourned TO meet
on Saturday, the 18th day Of April, 1906.
Attest:
CHAS. S. HARTER, w. w. MAIN, ,,
Clanntv A,idftor Ctba;c,,an
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WAsrED: Teu men 10 eAch state to
sf@ssa' poss siRna, advertise and leave
samples q our goodp. salary $500
psf month. 800 per day for expenses
hoxAL SUPPLY Co. Dept. w..
Alias Block. Chicago.
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WOMAN AND FASHION
Anrnn For a Child.

The apron herewith shown is a prac-
tlcal design. The square yoke serves as
q foundation for the full skirt portion.
while trim little collar rolls over the
neck edge. The sleeves are ampI7
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On motion, board adjourned TO meet
on Saturday, the 18th day Of April, 1906.
Attest:
CHAS. S. HARTER, w. w. MAIN,
County Auditor, Chairman.
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Dept, $40, No, pa Fifth Ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-15
EOh hENT-
THOS. ]. FISHER 3 CO., mo.
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND INSURANOR
14l4 ST. NV
UNTURNISHED.

UNEUhHlSHED.
iss sst ar a1 so. Gsnn g.
III Pa av NV, st d Egg 1888 + ne. 7r. b. 20 80
lSal NV l2r, b. - Soego5 9th NV. Ar b. .200O
5ssa Y, ~ b ssss%d % J.
ss5 Lots e. :. as so.a isas g
so o NV. l7r; b. a. 12s CoLORED.
tSoo w ~ a Ok i0S III 18th NV. Or .150 90
a aSS" ,1tS Sa n iT 3, loo APARTMENTS
lois 10Th NV 1ir Oh 100 The Louisiana. Or b. $50
iha7 q NV i1r. b. Is 00 The Alabama. 18th and
1874 Hsv. ifr' abss Id NV. Z. g. Or and
M M II dl 900
aoss H,Iiyer nj Tor BIS 90 The Alenhurst 11th and
ss o sSd 8 $3.50 g 'Dt'' sss 90
ii sI1 b.ss,s 3 s." s sss5 ii sss
Ia, isss y F.si
s ssSs Sspa s. $50 .sa5 mi;
1921 % Sales, ior sooe 6 e., 4 apis. sso5o
SIS IS 4 SIS US .:ss
a asss p Rsu ~ n.
IS s's nw nv g. iG s ssSassrs g.
s Iss sss q, 8 g e ,ss s,;s 9
s. s. s: "a. y: 7: g
ssos is.h nw g. s. $50 $500 and 5000. ~.
i.ss 1 ssla as g g. 8 g 2.
i sss , lss ounce QUO
issa az d. $50 iS Chicago as.zr.b..iaso
II SisE GSg sii Ell 10 a.AarxxxEs IN TIP
7aAsslG Gsus TIE as sS2SR.s ssa har B. .
s sss, F. a. =. T.. "a ,ss ,fss
e s. i::Is: i. e: !: M
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ea6 10. .iAO7 CorcoFan, q
$at. 80. .Iez6 Q nv. q
30. ...I..1ee Mites. =
-. .1o0l Ot1s = ~. ~
0S. 1.-THE Pheo0fx. -
-. .l10f 8 nv. q
S32.bo.. The Msateo0'y,9s
50. 20. ..111o 11fA M, q
20. 20. -. .1oek q -, q
-. .1ho noafDoOaSy, -
10. 49,. .la7 9th NV. hall
fhe '.Haot. /" Tenfsytsn I'd
80. -10l D N. o0coa
$50. .z226 Decatur pl. d
go. 4. .1lOlA 18th nv. 1R
tat 20 -2z24 Decatur p1,6s
e26. 30. .110e 7th ne. 81
'tM. 20. 49,. 6aS A %. q
$0. 49,. .601 e NV, xr
t25. .5O2ia ID pc, o.
$3.50. .1713 9th NV. Or
80. 30. .iO2o n Cap. Or
$22. 30. TOO Harvard nv, Or
SO. 80. 841H Prospect avs
Sc. 50. .1704 Y NV, Or
$40. >. $40 Il NV, ofifcs
Sl0. 80. 80. .101 4 NJ. u
ST. .SO4 N. store
SIS. 80. .17t6 Seaton NV Or
SIS. .507 e NV, once, 2r
$l6. .......6 07 & nv, II
SIS, go O NV, rear, 3hcr
SIS. .01 D NV. of0ea
SIS. .S05 9th NV. store
S12.50.. 1899 Fuller NV. Or
$40. >. $40 + NV. once
,perfy for rent send foe
q nm urNeVv Nn
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BNEURNeHRD.
OIL 18th NV 35r. Oh. S250l 1872 av, 1or b. e50 90
b17 q NV 1Ir. b. so DOL 1924 av. Tor b. 1900
1885 22d NV. Dr. b. 40 sol 174e NV i2r. b. q 90
decker It. bet. IsthAI1fh isas nth NV Or. b.. s0oS
e Z bath. 50 81 2So4 Pa av Ior8b. 20: % g
or d bath. ~ COL Office rms, I'd q, 1907
e22 French, 7r, b. 40 50
Building 1886 G st., will remodel to suit tenant,
81 500.
FURNISHED.
We have a large number of very desirable fur
nished houses.
TYLER C RUTHERFORD Inc. 1907 st. NV.
sno1-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-05-15

4 DETAGfiED MOUNT PLEASANT HOME
AT A GREATLY REDUCED price; present ownef
has taken most desirable property for debt
and viii let II 80 for few hundred above
the mortsAea. The house eonxsta Of 10 Light
cheerful roams. modern bath room, sanitary
plumbing, cabinet mantels, open dseplaces, large
attic, dty cellar, heated By q arst-clnss fuE-
PRICE ASKED FOR THE PROPERTY. HIzD
6R1lO. A recent valuation put on the prop
erfy By local trust company was 1880 There
are always persons hooking TOR slch property,
but opportunities to buy AZ bargain prices are
seldom, efIered. n interested you must apply
disposed Of. Very accommodating terms can BE-
mads.
l8x2 New York ave-. adjoining corner OF 18th.
my1S-3t
TO0 SAIE-N, 75o-A DETACHED, 3-STORY
brick, front perch. SIDE LIGHT. SIDE WIN
DOWS. This house was built BY one Of tAe
most reliable, conscientious builders In the city,
Z man Whose name h guarantee OF perfect
construction. There are four rooms On each one
Of the noors; hardwood trimmed; spiendid.
dry cellar: SEXTON range; large closets; attrsc.-
gas light. We doabt II this house could b
built for % 600. to say nothing Of the Lot
which II q well-proportfoned one. few steps
from the cars One Of the most convenient sec
lions Of the Heights. Any one looking for q
low priced house, with plenty of room, would do
well to inspect this one.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX.
1342 New York ave-. adjoining corner Of 14th.
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You have been looking for modern brick
house with large lot for low price, and prob
ably have not found one. On account OF the
three-story brick dwelling, well arranged, ali
large rooms, furnace heat modern plumbing,
alley, for IS 7t0, between 13th and 18th sts;
beautiful location; from the windows Of this
house you have view over the city. Just the
house for any one wishing to have stable or
plenty Of ground for children to play and to
raise flowers. splendid opportunity to pur-
chase commodtous property at a low price.
STONE b FAIRFAX
1912 New York ave. adjoining corner Of 18th
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FOR RENT

stoo. .Eog = nv. once
So. ..The Wyom1ng. 8fj
t0.ioli Pa ~ NV Sta. d.
SO. .zz1l q nW, Izf|
tU. :. 1905 N b ~. ~
S65. :. The WyoOing, q
SEQ. .1o2e llth M. N
SIS 30. 1916 Belmont "a. IL
351. 1915 8 NV, LOT
$50. The Wyomin1. 81
t66. .z33l Mass az NV. IN
SIS. ......noe q nv. ~
85S. The Cumbssiand, Or
ShO.10. .ia20 x NV. liz
$50. 60. .f016 22d NV, q
$50. .O4 b nv. 1nfI
$50. 1892 18th NV. i2Yl
$50. The Cumberland, 5f
$50. l703 De sales NV. 11rl
S46. q. :. 1873 K NV. lir|
$48. rs. 1919 X NV. liz
t46. Is. 1907 n II Az. Tor
s45.75. 1877 K NV. ttgI
$45. 50. 1905 N 81 Nv. 81
$45. 60. 1416 Hopkins p1, 10
$3.50. 1928 Col I'd, 10rI
S45. The Victoria, o.
f1. The Wyoming. II
$45. -. .12f2 8 NV. III
$45.. The Cumberland, Or
S42. 80. The Brunswick ,leI
so. 80. 80. .o38 p NV. Or
$40. 20. 1907 Goth NV. "a
$40. So. .81i D NV, lar
so. The Cambridge, Ar
$40. -. The Phoenix. g.
For complete list Of p
swARTZELL. RHEEl
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ron sALE-HoUSES.


ron sALE-REpucED 70 q. $50, on NuaiIER,
large roosns. died bsths; rented $50 mo. Owner
leaving city and wants oRer.
FOR sALB-COzY GROOM BAY-wTNDow BRICK
house mar Lincoln Park Less than cost to I'M
mediate purchaser. Address Box 23o. star once.
FOB sALE-S6, 500, on 18TH NEAR s, 2-sToRY
ssmi-detached brick residence Of rooms and
eiissa do 81 isS !. so'a si'e
FOR sALE-sw. BARGAIN-LARGE HOUSE
near sth aud sts.; stories. bath; lot son7e;
wfILiGE. GIBBS DANIEL. eos a eos istA.
FOR sALE-lFINE BRICK RESIDENCE NEAR
Pa. ave. cars; rooms; lot 20xt32; excellent
WIIIIi;E. Gibbs & DANIEL. eos 4 eos 18th.
FOR sALE-OR RKNr-FIRsT-cI CLASS, MODERN.
up-to-date. new six-rcom and BATH dwelltngs on
Tenn. ave. bet. p and F-n.e.: furnaces. gas
for INSPECTION. $3.50 myi2st.
FOR sAIE-A LITTLE GEM-DE1.IGHTFUL z
room brick near 22d and Va. ave. NV; lot
wiIiiGE. GfBBs q DANIEL. COS q eos 18th
nyl2-4t
BATH: lot lSx1oo to 50-foet alley; excellent con-
dit0n; bargain at q, 800.
WlLL1GE. GIBBS & DANIEL. eos a ooo 18th.
myf2At
FOR SALE-BEAUTTFUL NEW BRICK HOUSE
In Bloomfngdale; rooms, bath; furnace heat;
only $500 caah required: balance can be paid in
small monthly payments; less than $4,000 Will
wiLIIGE. GIBBS 4 DANIEL. eoa a COS 1s:h.
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UNFINISHED,

Tor RENT-HouSE AND STABLE FOR So 30.
1854 10th st. W., brick; 6rs and bath Open
for Inspection. STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New
YORK ave. NV. myI5-3t
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FOR RENT
by
MARTIN BROTHERS,
REAL. EST INoIrR NCH

T OIs NE1I&i-nI JAHtEsS r 5x1r1A,
SAB Louisiana ave. NV.
745 ID at. NV. fat 4 rooms. bath. heat Sso.t
1855 Nj. ave- NV, dat, rms, bath, heat. ISL
OIL 7th st. s.e., store and rooms, bath 20.(
els 9th st. s-w., rooms. bath, furnace. 25..
6l5 Sth st. me-, rooms, bath, furnace :. 25.t
703 9th st. s.e., dat, rooms, bath. heat. 25.(
Gil Morris st. Me-, rooms, bath. ..... 2O.s
1915 10th st. NV, rooms, bath. ......... 20.
321-323 Pa. ave. NV. rooms over store. 20.(
643 La. ave. NV, entire I'd floor. ........ 2O.t
325-S2I Mclean ave. s.w.. rms, bath, ea.. 49,:
1907 nth st. s.e.. rooms. water. ......... 12.t
800 y st. sw-, nat, rooms, bath. ........ 16.i
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iT1 AZ. 4 stalls. 40 90 l622 NV, stailsa
UNSURPASSED FACILITIES FOH THE q
LECTION Or RENTS FROM ALL GLASSES
PROPERTY.
The above - only q partial HIST Of the peopsr
- cur eharQe. but We WIN be biaa to furnish Q
paets sallstlns on sRglieatioa Of tbs eAsA
iti< q. n.w.. ad1oininy the New willard
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FOR RENT-OR SALE-TWO NEW BRICK 2.
STORY BUILDINGS IN ALLEY BET Sd AND
4TH A AND , SITS NE AS A WHOLE OR
MOBILES, BoTTLING, STABLES OR WORE
SHOPS. CHAs. A. SHIELDS I4O5 5 ST. NV.
my1A-6t "
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'SON & CO.. 1885 r NV.
1908 10th NV. store 10. 90
133 Mass av ne, 8r, b. 10. 80
Stable +. S02 l ne. 500
Rear 1915 8 NV, 2r..8.O0
Desk room. 1855 r NV
432 18th se. .......-
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FOR RENT-220l 18th NV, FINE CORNER
dwelling rooms and bath; will be put in good
condition for nrst-class tenant; rent, $35 JOHN
SCRIvENER. 319 AZ NV. my12-6t
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New York Markets.

FLOUR-Steady. but quiet; Minnesota
patents. $4@G4.l5 As. winter straights, S.70n
$50, winter extras. S2.I5p3.&; winter pat
ents. 81. SCALES.
WHEAT-After opening steady on light
er worlds shipments and better Liverpool
cables, wheat reacted under fine weather
west. liberal northwest receipts and liqui-
BITrER-Creamery, extra, per pound,
25H25isc.: nrsts, 22d2lc. seconds. lSN2lc
held, extras, gd22c.; firsts. lS9Ac.
CHEESE-State, fun cream. large and
small. colored and white. fancy, l4dliAc.,
good To prime. l3isQi3Ac.. common to
fair llM13c fall made, best, lli4NllS4c,
winter made. choice. l0n l0lgc part
skins. prime SI9d9i2c.; fair To good, ga
&C.; fun skins, 3Q4c.
EGGS Fresh gathered extras, Zoe.
nearby, hrsts, lS3,c.
fIAY-steady; shipping, i5a5oc.' good to
choice S0dS5c.
STRAW-Qulet; long rye, 56q65c
BEANS-Quiet: marrow, S@u3lO, me-
dunn. $2O5; pea, $l62ls; red kidney, s.. 10H
2.72Ia.
HOPS Steady state. common to choice.
1906. l0q15c 1904. 7M9c.; Odds, SAFE; Pa
| cihc coast 1905, SQ13c.: 1904, 9qlOc; Odds.
in5c.
LIVE PoULTRY-Steady and in fan
demand: fowls, l4dl5c.; old roOsters, loH
0isc winter chickens, lSa22c. ducks, la
lSc. geese l3u15c.
DRESSED POULTRY-Steady and IN
fair demand fowls choice, lii9ul5c., do,
fair to good 1Sipal4c.; old roosters, l0c
nearby roasting chickens, choice, l6ql7c
western do choice 15gl6c.; do, fair to
FOOD l4mlp,c turkeys. choice and fam
cv. iq42Oc. do. fair TO good l7dlSc
ducks, ll1l6c.; geese, l0qlic
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-04-03
ANSWE EVERY CALL
Bennington People Have Found That
This Is True.

cold, a strain, sudden wrench,
A little cause may hurt the kidneys
Spells of backache often follow,
Or some irregularity Of the urine
A certain remedy for such attacks,
A medicine that answers every call,
Is Doan's Kidney Pills, true spec
ifc.
Many Bennington people rely on ii.
Here is Bennington proof.
George W Gregg. teamster, OF lib
Bradford Place, Bennington, says:
Before taking Doan's Kidney Pills ]
usedto he laid up for weeks at n time
with pain in my back. 1t was almost
impossible for me to turn over in bed
when had one of these spells and at
times there would be bmrring before
my eyes, and the secretions from the
kidneys were accompanied by intense
scalding. was finally induced to
take Doan's Kidney Pills, procured at
Shurtlen's drug store, and in three
days after ! began using them was
up and attending tony work. Doan' 5
Kidney Pills not only cured the trouble
with my back but they also restored
the kidneys TO their normal condition.
use your remedy occasionally now.
and cannot say too much in its praise
For sale by all dealers. Price 30
cents. Foster Milourn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States
Remember the name Doan's and
take no other
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Fellow Farmers !!
We salute YOU.


1t is our Sc mi-annual Spring
salute, with dynamite to kick
upthe dust.
It's time you got TO clearing
out thoso old stufnps and rocks
that break your plows and
stock Of cuss words.
We are the agents for "a
las" Powder The most pow
erful, reliable economical and
safe Dynamite made.
An 'Sc stick OF il will in
crease the value OF your land
from SO 90 to $500. Figure II
up for yourself and note how
little it will take TO make you
q multI-millionaiPe.
Anyone can use 1t effective
ly. 1t is the most profitable
sport you can indulge in, as II
not only improves the land
but saves wear and tear on
your bob-tailed horse and tn e
rest OF the farm machinery.
Get to blasting NOW before
there is so much work to be
done around the farm. A
book which tells how to use
dynamite, free for the asking.
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Habit-forming Medicines.

Whatever may be the fact as 10 many
OF the so-called patent medicines con
talnng injurious Ingredients as broadly
published I'm some journals OF more or
less influence, this publicity has certainly
been Of great benefit in arousing needed
attention TO this subject, 1t has In
considerable measure, resulted in the
most intelligent people avoiding such
foods and medicines as may be fairly sus-
pected OF containing the injurious ingre-
dients complained Of Recognizing this
fact some time ago, DR.. Pierce, of Buffalo,
n. Y, took time by the forelock,p as II
were, and published broadcast all the
ingredients of which his popular medi-
cines are composed Thus he has com
pletely forestaIled all barping critics aud
all opposition that might otherwise be
urged against his medicines, because they
are now OF KNOWN COMPOSITION. Fur
thermOre, from the formula printed on
every bottle wrapper. IL Will be seen that
these medicines contain no alcohol or
other habit-forming drugs. Neither do
they contain any narcotics or injurious
agents. their ingredients being purely
vegetable, extracted from the roots Of
medicinal plants found growing in the
depths Of our American forests and Of
well recognized curative virtues.
Instead OF alcohol, which even in small
portions long continued, as In obstinate
cases OF diseases, becomes highly obiec-
tIonable from its tendency to produce a
craving for stimulants, DR.. Pierce en-
pOys chemically pure, triple refined
gycerne, which Of itself Is valuable
remedy In many cases Of chronic diseases,
being superior demulcent. antiseptic
antlierment and supporting nutritive
Ii enhances the curative action of the
Golden Seal root, Stone root, Black
Cherrybark and Bloodroot, contained In
rGoden Medical Discovery" in all bron-
chlal throat and lung affections attended
with severe coughs. AS will be seen from
the writings of the eminent Drs. Grover
Coe, of New York; Bartholow, OF JefIer-
son Medical College, Phila. Scudder, OF
Cincinnati; Ellngwood, OF Chicago (;
Hale, OF Chicago, and Others. who stand
as leaders In their several schools OF
practice, the foregoing agents are the
uery best ingredients that DIR. Pierce
could have chosen to make up his IA
nous rDlscovery" for the cure Of not
only bronchial, throat and lung affec-
lions, but also OF chronic catarrh in all
It's various forms wherever located.
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TWELVE ZULUs SHOT.
Resignation of Natal Cabinet Caused
Home Government to Weaken.


Home Government to Weaken.
PlETERMARITIBURG Natal. AZ
rica. April 3.--rhe twelve ZuuS over
whose execution for the murder of Il
number of policemen the trouble be-
tween the British colonial department
and the Natal ministry arose. culmi-
mating in the resignation of the mem
bers of the Natal ministry. when an
attempt WAS made by the home gov
eminent 10 postpone the executions
were shot by order Of court martial
The trouble between tile Natal min
istry and the British government over
the question Of execution Of the ma
tives shot caused II great deal of bitter
ness. The twelve natives had been
found guilty of numbering number OF
policemen and We're sentenced TO
death The Natal ministry approved
the sentence Winston Churchill. I'M
dersecretary for colonies. telegraphed
TO Premier Smyth to postpone the exc
cutions. The premier refused to do
this. and the governor then postponed
the execution. This caused the entire
ministry to offer its resignation.
A roar of protest was raised 10y off
cials and citizens in Natal against the
action of the government in thus inter
venlng in the colony's affairs
The outcry was SO vigorous that
Lord Elgin. the colonial secretary. was
obliged 10 telegraph To the Natal au-
thorities that the government had No
intention of interfering further in the
AFFAIR
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EAST DORSET.

Alex Sears has moved into the John
Mclaughlin place.
Miss Louise BuiIum of Bennington
was in town last week.
The village schools opened yesterday
with the same teachers.
The Henry family are to give enter
tainments in school hall each evening
this week.
The play, "Mr Bob was played to
large audience Saturday evening
aud was a complete success
The family of Frank Rich left yester
day TO Join him in Illinois where they
/ are 20 make their future home.
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BROUGHT THEM PARTNERS.
Kaiser Kept his Promise to Girls OF
CrefeId,

frtIelus
CREFELD Germany, April 3.-When
Emperor William visited Crcfeld IN
1903 group Of girls complained TO his
mnjesty that they had no dancing part
ners and begged him to send regi-
ment OF cavalry here. The emperor
promised to do so, and Sunday reg
iment OF hussars arrived here from
Dusseldorf, and with ii came the en-
peror, who had decided TO take part IN
the regiments reception. The young
women OF the city enthusiastically ac-
claimed the soldiers and handed the
staff officers heaps Of floral offerings
for his majesty. The latter, replying
to the mayors speech Of welcome, said;
II have kept my word. Today have
given the town its garrison and the
young ladies their partners"
The emperor's remarks were greeted
with cheers.
The city, which is the center of the
silk and velvet industry, was gayly
decorated for the occasion, mile OF
ibN OCilib hhhE WIN
decorations Of velvet and silk
Since the emperor made his promise
to the young women at Crefeld in 1909
the reichstag appropriated the sum Of
money necessary to erect permanent
barracks here, which have been con
structed for the accommodation Of Il
regiment of cavalry.
The emperor received the members
Of salvage corps of Herne, Westphalia
who have just returned from Cour-
rleres, tfance, where they assisted in
resculng the imprisoned miners and in
recovering the bodies of the dead
His majesty expressed his thanks TO
the German miners and decorated
them.
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belmont Man succeeds Hartman.

NEW YORK April 3 Edward II.
Hartman is no longer chairman Of the
finance committee of the Illinois Cen
trail Railroad company and that com
mittee has been abolished. according
to statement issued at the Offices of
the company. The chairman of new
committee on law and finance is Wal
ther I.uttgen of the firm of August
Belmont y Co.
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WARREN. o., April q Charles c.
Daigen of West Pennington. who kill
ed X. X. Lewis, on trial here, pleaded
guilty to second degree murder aud
was given life sentence. Lewis was
wealthy farmer, capitalist and local
pOllticlan
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Constipation causes headache, naus
ca, dizziness, languor, heart palpita
tion. Drastic physics grippe, slcken,
weaken the bowels and don't cure,
Doan's Regulets act gently and cure
constipation. % cents. Ask your
druggist.
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Live stock Markets.

CATTLE-Supply fair; market steady.
choice S5.GOa5. 500 prime So.3Oao5O' veal
calves sd65O
HOGS Receipts light market active
prime heaVes. mediums and heavy York
ers. $6S5qG90. light Workers, NVdt.So
pips 81. 5iGf665: roughs $4,000.
SHEEP AND LAMBS 90 Supply light
market steady: prime wethers, B9b.%
common, S3di: lambs. sbg7.
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test, Health and Comfort 10 Mother anu

MRS. WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP. foI
children tectEing, soitens the gums, reduces
inflammation, allays ali pam. and cures wlut,
collie. Perfectly safe ~ all cases We would
.ay TO every motherwno hasa suffering child
DO not let your prejudice, nor the prejudiccs
absolutely sure-t0 follow the use Of this
..'e icine. iffimelv used. vice 20c. bottle
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FRANK E. HOWE, Editor and Publisher

When the house and senate fall out,
we may learn some great truths that
otherwise we should only suspect.