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Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-23

ing interests with the hundreds of
millions of deposits. With such "a
leverage it is possible for the Stand
ard to precipitate panic at any time
its interests would best be served by
a contraction in the money market
Ten thousand miles Of railroad is a
mighty factor in the transportation
facilities of the country, and on top
of that the Hartman interests.
The people of this country have
realized in vague way that the
Standard was a trust of immense pro-
portions, and that owing to its posi-
tion and influence it was hard to get
at. 1t has controlled courts legisla-
lures, congressman, and senators, and
this also is realized by the people. Is
it any wonder then that the people
are awaking and demanding anti trust
legislation and various reforms? A
movement for reform has been started
and it will not end until things are
righted. The people are mighty
when once aroused.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-23

addition above included
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The Springdale news., 1906-03-02
fin tbe Gown and County.

loss am ounted to Sl00 This was the third misfortune If this kind that has befalleu Mr. Hood Fayetteville Daily.
 Miss Crystal Jones arrived from WestvIlle. I T. Thursday to visit with her sister, Mrs Carl 0wnbey, and from here will soto Monett tovisit With an aunt
 Uncle Daniel Pmmmer left last evening far EEtn. II, and other points aarth fir yistt af few months He expects to return to spriingdale n August
 Jas. k. Phillips. Who fur number ef years ha> been foreman If The News affiee. went da@a to Fart Smith sunday to accept d position in I print ing office at tbat P.aee
 Wo ki> progressing nicely on the tieA business houses east If the Ar eaae Hotel. and whiie they are not lafge they will pr4Ye quite aa addi- tian ta that section af the town
 J D Irwin died al his home north. east of town yesterday He WAS forty years old Heart failure WAS the cause of hts death. He carried 5000 in the A. Q. L w W-FaYettevilIe Daily.
 The news Is requested no announce that the Cemetery Association will hold their monthly meeting next MOn- day afternoon at o'clock with Mrs. C F. Ranner. It is desired that all mem bers be present..
 l.. A. A.Gilliand waS painfully injured Sunday morning by fa Hing from tue porch in the rear of smiths reStau- rant. He fell diSta nee of thirteen feet. striking on his head and shoulders ana for while it was thought his in
The Springdale news., 1906-03-02

teIleet ana was forcefuI speaker He was progressive useful citizen and an honest, upright man He was born in Missouri in ls20, and was s6 years of age e-Fayetteyille Daily.
 Booth Lowrey lectured at the Aud itorium Wednesday night this being the third number in the lecture course. His subject WAS simon Says Wig Wag, and the central thought was that what ever the leaders say aud do in politics, business, etc, many people are prone to wig.wag by agreeing with them There was fair-sized crowd crowd present aud the lecture was well recelved The next number in the course K Dr. John P D. John wha canes March 2s
 Mf and Mrs w C Thompson en- tertained large number Of young people Saturday evening at their hos pta0le home in honor of the fifteenth birthday of their daughter, Miss Ruth \ amusing feature of the evening was baby photograph of some twenty-five of those present., with d prize for the couple guessing the names of the originals Eleven coup les guessed the entire number Light refreshments were served and the evening was pleasantly spent by all.
 The local Y. M. c A. will send quite large delegation to the Inter- national Student convention to be held in Nashville this week. The large number Of delegates shows that the association is in flourisnng ,ndit ol. Rev. R. Thomsen will chap erone the party which will leave here thls afternoon. The delegates are Misses Beulah Williams, Jean Weld, Monte ThurSton, Gladys Manning Lyta Davis, and Amanda and Mary Braly. Messrs k. J. Bennett, J. k. Frye, J. B. Stanford, c. l.. Dent, be Collins, Joseph Gardner. Harvey Ross, J. I. James and Rev. k. c. Howe. Fayetteville Daily.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-02

Mrs. l. H. Bryant returned Wednes. day from St. Louis
 B. F. Pollock has begun work en the addition to his business house
 Born Wednesday morning, Feb. 2si to Mr. and Mrs H. k Swartout, a son.
 W. II. searcy left Saturday night for otsLouis to lay in q supply of spring gnods.
 R. C. MayeS wha @iil he assistant t. Postmaster Dad>aa. entered up1n bis duties Saturday
 Ms Lee Gregg returned iasf week from Mulberry, Franklin Gaanty where she had been visiting trends
 Ch4s. F. Renn4t. =@h Hts cen confined to bis hams far I e4p.- ot weeks With kinney tfaahi-. X fmpr " ink
 T. C. Goo'ey. af Iaeerae, NJ, was in Npringdale latter part la>t week visiting ai> sister Mr>. >haffer and family.
 James ! enable. =af Elm springs. came in WedneSday evening from Fort Gibson, l. T. where be has heen visit ing relatives
 J. Zimmerman. who has been ill for several weeks, was worse latter part of last week, but is nowr cooperating and doing nicely
 Dr. J. $. Sparkman will leave Sat urday for New Orleans where he will remain for about six weeks taking a postgraduate course in medicine.
 The barn of J. F. Hood af ElkinS was destroyed by tire Friday. The contents, consisting If bay, carn wag on and one horse were destroyed, the
The Springdale news., 1906-03-02

The report comes from Fort Smith that there Will be only about one third ot peach cropin thatsection. Straw berries, apples, pears, cherries rasp. berries, etc, promise to yielc an aver. age crop.
 The News is requested to announce that there will De d meeting of the Fruit Growers union Saturday, March 10, at , p. m. at the office of Squire Graves, and full attendance of the members is desired.
 Saturday (to.morrow afternoon at ? o'clock is the time for the meet ing of the fruit growers to organize q ho ticultural society, and the meeting will be held at the Auditorium. Prof Barnet Walker, horticulturist at the experiment. station at Fayetteville, will be present and deliver an address This is something in Snich every fruit grower should feel au interest, and it IS to be hoped that the meet ing will be largely attended A hor- ticultural society will benefit every fruit grower. Attend thiS meeting and help organize.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-02

FOR SALE OR RENT. Blacksmith shop, with bran new tools, best location i'll town. Call on w. N. Hewitt. Spring dale. Ark.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-02

H. X. Daily keeps q full line of all the popular magazines. per iOdiCafS. etc.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-02

Three farms for Ter. See ]. \. EWalt. |
The Springdale news., 1906-03-02

Some tight barrels for sale. Call on Parrott X Joyce.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-02
Peirce City Poultry Farms.

Breeders of thoroughbred Barr ed P. Rocks. White r. Rocks. Light Brahmas. White Wyan- dotts. s. C. White Leghorns, $. C. Brown Leghorns. K. |. Brown Leghorns. Eggs from any Of these pens S1 to s per setting of Is. Two or more settings l pay express to you. have over 500 birds to select from, so write ne when wanting eggs or fowls.
 K r. McREYNoLps. 42-st Peirce Gity. Mo.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-02
Crescent Hotel Eureka Springs, Ark Opens for tho Season February
 IS, 1906.

Many repairs and improvements nave been made, the service will be better than ever and the charges moderate
 Here spring is thoroughly delight iul season, with clear, blue skies and the crisp air of the mountains temper ed by warm sunshine.
 Ii uou wish to avoid the Slush and sleet at home this Spring, go to Flu reka Springs. Booklets describing the hotel and the resort sent free on re- quest
 A. HILTON,
 Gen'l Pass. Agt. Frisco System,
 ST. LOUIS, Mo.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-02

In order to make room for new stock H. A. Daily is closing out wall paper rennentS at almost your own prlCe.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-02
N0TI l..

All persons knowing them selves indebted to Dr. C G. Dod- son are requested to cal tt once and settle.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-02
Our assortment Of Embroidery is very at tractive and cheaper than ever before.
 Farrar D Goods Go.

Pointer dog. we'll bred aud well trained, for sale, or will trade for corn or hogs. Gall at The News office.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-02
SEED OATS FOR SALE.

Call at the old Hill farm, , miles west of toWn.-lt.
 KIRK X HILL.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-02
A beautiful line of ladies White Kid and Wash Belts.
 Farrar D. Goods Co.

If you want to repaper room you car. probably find the paper you want in H. A. Daily's stock of remnants. The price is no ob- Ject, and the paper must go.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-02

Good farm for rent. See W. B. Brogdon.
The Springdale news., 1906-03-02
FLOUR.

Over 6,50o lbs in stock; | brands hard and soft wheat Prices the lowest.
 Springdale Grocery Go.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19
SOUTHERN COLORADO
Came Near Getting the Presb.
terian College.

AT Colorado Springs on Tuesday
the committee OF rs, by Il vote OF
~ to 5, decided to locate the Presby,-
terian college in Denver. Denver OF
fcred to donate the Westminster
building, which was built some years
ago nine miles from Denver. at cost
OF 100000.
Tho competition on the floor Of tho
synod was very lively. Tho delegates
from tho south made strong effort TO
unite and swing tho college to Pueblo but
Denver's 100000 building was too
much for them and on the second ballot
tho synod affirmed tho decision OF the
committee In favor Of Denver.
Rocky Ford was represented BY Rev.
w. Davenport. J. F. Richie. q. N. Hall.
W. c. Steele and H. J. Sprinkler. al OF
whom did all In their power 70 secure tho
prize for tho most desirable location In
Southern Colorado.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19
The Only Objection.

The only objection so far found
agains, the Republican candidate iorr
governor IS tina, he is minister Of
the gospel. The other day the News
dug up some oi the Blue Laws OF
the old colonies. and showed tha,
during the eighteenth century some
OF them prohibited ministers from
holding public office. -,
Never mind what the eoionis,s did
in the eighteenth century; things
have come to n pretty pass II II IS
wrong to put man in the governor 5
chair because he has preached
Christianity. We arc always cShor,'
ing good citizens to take par, IN poll
ties and keep the gang from run
ming ,hcm-now here Is good man
eonscnting to the use OF his name
for n very important position. stat
ing positively that Is bound by
no pledges or promises OF any kind.
and lfc is attacked because he Is a
prcachcr-or has been.
But DR.. Buehiel Is no, only 4
p-caehcr-hc Is a business man-a
man OF affairs. an adminis,raior-jrsi
tho qualifications. in addition to tho
Rooscvel,iau trio Of honesty and
courage and common sense. which 4
governor needs.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19
The Tribune Has Word OF Sympa'
thy After the Fight Has
Been Won.

In its last issue the Tribune, IN
commenting upon the anti-saloon
fight, expresses satisfaction with the
result, saying:
"We are glad that the town remains
without saloons"
This uttcrance OF sympathy with the
right side is late-but better than
never. If during the heat OF the fight
the Tribune had got near enough to
the firing line to have said n word IN
favor of the no-licensc effort it would
have been appreciated. Had the Iri-
bunc even said so much as this: we
believe that the best interests of the
city will be promoted by the absence
OF saloons and hope that the ant''
saloon side will win." some encour'
agemcnt would have been given Tho:
men who were spending time and
money and vouching for the payment
OF the large expenses incurred IN the
protracted litigation.
Further along in its article the lri'
bunc says:
"No matter how decisive public
opinion may regard it one year. u
may the next year look at 1t IN s. $
different light. And so the issue viii
probably be up again at the election
next April. We hope the citizens
will vote their sentiments at that cleo
ton so dccisivcly that there will be no
room for contest, no chance for h
long drawn out post-clcction cam
paign of suits and counter suits
charges and counter charges
The Tribune hopes the citizens WI
vote their sentiments decisively, but
gives no hin, of which side it hopes
will win or which it will aid.
The Tribune says that it -is proud
OF the position taken in the matter
Which moves us to say that Il takes
mighty little to make some ncwspa-
pers proud.
The Tribune is not content will:
throwing itself huge bouquet. bn:
attempts to cast reflections upon those
who have been earnest and jealous
on the right side. saying of the Tri'
bunc:
"No one on either side has been
called scoundTcl or saint: mo-
body'S character has been DETAINED.
nobody has been misrcpresenied or
ridicuiei."
We have no knowledge OF people
being called Seoundreis or saints by
the advocates Of no-liecnsc. We know
oi no characters being DETAINED. Some
strong language has been used. hut
I, has been truthful and no; more Wig
orous that the circumstances demand.
cd.
II good causes never received more
aid from newspapers and good eiti-
.cns than the Tribune has given the
no-liecnsr fight the world would so
TO tho devil as IL on a creased to-
boggsn slide.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

The people Of this county arc Ger
,ainly enjoying al era OF prosperity
lust now. aud this holds true IN all
hranehcs 81 human activity. Work -
pleu,y, wages good-in fact. very
good, and no excuse exists for idle
ness or want Not within the mem.
ory oi man have good times been SC
general as right now. Especially
does this apply TO the iarmer-erops
arc bouniiiul aud prices high. Th,
mortgage Is lifted. money in the
bank. stock in good shape-evcry'
thing in plenty. The farmer has
every reason TO rejoice. and does re-
joiec. and when the farmer Teioiecs
oil the rest oi rs feel jubilant. We
believe every one will bc interested
IN learning how TO continue these
pleasant conditions. and the great
family Journal announces. with par.
donablc pride. ;lia; !; has the re-
ceipi. guaranteed to work crcry
time. as il has always worked when.
ever tried. Here II Is: Vote the
straight Republican iiekC; in Novem-
bcr 9th ntxt. aud insure continued
and increased prosperity in the state
aud nation aud riRh, here at home.
j, never fails. Try IL.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19
vviya

The Democrats wan, 10 "eican OF,
the state house" What for, The
last adams administration left def.
icit Of Si6I,no Governor Thomas
had TO borrow StIo.ooo from the
Denver CLEARING House to keep the
state institutions from shutting their
doors; the Orman administration had
money to pay on this debt Of homer
incurred by Governor Thomas. bot
iriiicrci Il away in hiring crowd
OF useless employees and special
counsel" The las, two Republican
have paid of the dc.
hcicneies: they have Increased the re-
ecip;s oi tho land board over $780,
600: they have increased the receipts
Of the insurance department over
100000: they have decreased the ad-
minisiration expense of public print.
ing by $4,000: they have handled
nearly 100 per cent more cases ia
the legal department. at less than
OF the expense OF the
orman administration. Why does
the state house need cleaning out. {.
There IS only one answcr-thc Dem
ocrats want the offices.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19
wha, the Saloon. Do 70. a City.

Mrs. Izsua George. Denver lady
who wen, to San Francisco with re-
lief funds Immediately following the
earthquake. recently returned.
1, will be remembered tia, for three
months no saloons were allowed to
open in the stricken city. Mrs. George
said TO Denver paper:
"For the first three months after
the disaster tho absence oi crime was
remarkable. One did no; fear TO go
anywhere a, night. When the saloons
were opened. however, everything
changed. Crime Is now rampant
Mrs. Georges rcpor, is verified by
the following. which appeared in the
daily papers few days since:
San Francisco. Oct. iJ-Thc mass
meeting OF citizens held this afternoon
in Union square. having for its object
the formation OF committee OF pub
lie. safety. was marked by several pc
riods OF confusion and disorder. Pro-
vision was made for the organization
of a committee of TOO citizens. repre-.
sCniing 20 industrial. commercial and
financial bodies. pledged to restore
order III the city
All OF which disorder is due wholly
to the presence of the saloons. San
Francisco has tried both prohibition
and saloon rule and rio,ing. bu, will
not have tho good common sense to
return to the better plan. The "Al-
mighty Dollar" is too ardcntly wor-
sbiDpcd in San Ffaurisco
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19
omsl.i Paper for ot.ro County.
REPUBLICAN TICKET.
State Ticket.

For governor-Henry A. Buchtel,
IL. d.
For lieutenant governor-E. r.
Harper.
For secretary of state-Timothy
O'Connor.
For state trcasurer-A. +. Bent.
For attorney genersl-William II.
Dickson.
For state audi,or-George d. Stat
Ter.
For state superintendent of schools
katherine L. Craig.
For justices OF the supreme court
Charles +. Caswell and William II
Gabbert.
For regents OF the state university
Charles r. Dudley and James {,
Bell.
Congressional Ticket.
For -at-large-Gcorgt
w. Cook.
For congressman, Second district
Warren a. Haggott.
JUDICIAL TICKET.
For Judges OF the Tenth Judicial
District. composed OF the Counties
OF Pueblo. Otcro and Kiowa-Lyman
]. Henry and James a. Park. both oi
Pueblo.
County Ticket.
For Representative-Eari w. Has
kins OF Ia Junta.
For County Clerk-Harry d. Gar
wood OF Rocky Ford.
For Trcasurer-G. II. Downer o'
La Junta.
For Sheria-Harry p. Badger oI
Rocky Ford.
For Asscssor-Henry w. Adsmond
OF Manzanola.
For Superintendent of Schools
Mrs. Carrie r. Money.
For County commissioner-D. l.
McPhillimy OF Fowler.
For Coroner-J. II. Burr OF Rock,
Ford.
For Snrveyor-Bert r. Beymer o'
Rocky Ford.
Preeinet No. 4 Ticket.
For Iu,,iees-6eo. E. Pfeble. J. n
Chri,;on.'
For cons.sbles-P. j. West. q. W.
keador.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

In another column will he found
The detailed report Of the receipts and
expenses Of ;lic late fair. Readers
viii observe that il takes a large suu
to nay the running expenses OF such
a fair. and that most liberal receipts
arc necessary To- make good" The
exceptionally able management, of the
Rocky Ford fairs aud their popularity
with the public has enabled the asso-
cia,ion to make phenomenal record
for a long series OF successful fairs
also making them pay. so ,ha, the as
soeiatinn IS now OH, of debt and own
ing valuable property adjoining the
city limits.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19
N. E. CHURCH
DEDICATION
Tho Elegant New N. E. Church
to Be Dedicated Sunday
October 28.

The largest and finest church edifiee
erected in Rocky Ford is now receiving
the finishing touches. 1t is large. well
planned. has every convenience belonging
10 the modern church building. and is in
every way a building Of which all Rocky
Ford is proud.
The first public service will be held
Sunday morning, Oct. 29. when the
building will be dedicated by Rev. J. F.
Harris Of Denver assisted by Presiding
Elder Chase. A specially fine musical
program is being arranged for the ocea-
sion and the event promises to fill every
seat in tho commodious building.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19
1u,t VIA, We pemandcd.

Chancellor Bueh,cl is no; poll.
tieian in any sense. lie is n big.
brnad.mindcd. brainy American who
has developed splendid executive
ability ia building up ono OF the
states greatest educational insti;u-
tinns. His motto is, Smile and
push" which will be found upon the
coat lapel OF the members OF the
Colorado Commercial association and
other boosters for Colorado. He !.
clean. upright citizen. progressive
and modern in his ideas. lie is just
the sort of candidate We have all
been elamoring for. Now lets clcc,
him by an overwhelming majority.
With prosperity growing every
where IN the country under rcpubli.
can rule, !, is a good year to vote
the republican ticket straight.
DIR. Buchtcl Is not connected with
any corporation directly or indirect
~ except the Denver University.
lie has no personal or financial in
tcrcsi III any money making corpo-
ration. Alva Adams is the president
OF a banking corporation. a direct
or or the International Trust COM
pany OF Denver. a member Of the
Hardware Trust and s,ockholdcr
in all sorts of corporations. Pick
the corporation man.
The republican party IS not on the
defensive. II stands on its record as
Il defender of the law and the right,
OF the people and on the record o.
its splendid administration OF state
affairs. What sort OF record have
the democrats to put Tip against
this'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

The Chicago Frui, and Produce
News says: Growers of Rocky Ford
eanialoupcs must improve the quality
OF the fruit or lose prestige" Never
'hclcss. our growers have done quite
well this year. But this fact docs
no, take away the force of the News
statement. IL is certainly true tina,
no, enough carr is given to the quality
"a neglect which in time will pro-
duec Improbable conditions.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

Grossar,h Brothers have leased the
room in the Enterprise building soon
to he vacated by the Telephone COM
pany. for use as a harness shop. A
gasoline engine will be installed to
run the sewing machine and other
machinery of the firm. Two of the
Grossar;h brothers arc saddlcrs and
one jcwclcr. Two of the brothers.
VIII and Adam. recently arrived from
Linn county. Missouri.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

Judge Gabbcrt. he that the Denver
News is not in love with. made Rocky
Ford visit Tuesday. The judge is
not making speeches. but quietly max
ing the acquaintance of the people.
whom he imprcsscs most iavorabiy.
He. can confidently cxpcc, rousing
majority in Otcro county.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

FOR SALE cheap. 40 acres good land
under Catlin ditch. tho c. NJ. Kidd farm.
one mile south Of Newdale. See p. G.
Buck. on the place. II sold deal must be
closed by Dec. ist. lz-n
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19
Sick Headache Cured.

msnt Of the Stomach husnJ snd I bv ;nd;ass-
ton. Chamberlain's Stomach and
Liver Tablets correct these disorders
and effect cure. By taking these
tablets as soon as the first indication
OF the disease appears. the attack may
be wardcd off. Get n sample and try
them. For sale by druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

lawns aud gardens of property own
crs. After an exhaustive search OF
the statutes the city attorney was
unable 10 find any law authorizing
all abridgcment OF the liberties OF
this class OF fowls. and unless the su-
prcmc court can find some kingl.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

The total car load shipments Of eanta-
loupes this season was GAL cars. A full
report Of the seasons returns will show
,hs, eantaloupe culture continues to be
highly profitsb
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19
Torments of letter and Eczema
Allaved.

The intense itching Characteristic
of eczema, tetter, and like skin dis
eases is Instantly allayed by applying
Chamberlain's Salvc and many severe
cases have been permanently cured
by its use. For sale by druggists.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19
Coming Events.

Tuesday. November o-Eiteiion.
Tuesday. October 5o-Last day OF
registration.
Monday. November s-Registra,ion
will require the affidavit Of two reg
isttred voters.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

FOR SALE on Easy Terms. 4-room
house near factory. $780,. Monthly pay
ment plan. Enquire at office or residence
lett M. u. Randel.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19
Chickens Must be Treated as Out

council Monday night praying the
enactment of an ordinance which,
would prohibit chickens from run.
ming at large and destroying the
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

Mrs. Carrie {. Monsv deserves re-
election by an overwhelming majority
a. the indications are good for that re-
suit.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19
"His Highness the Bey''

prerogativc authorizing the mayo:
to enforce police regulations agains,
the industrious birds the people viii.
have to protect their property in the
old way by making sttws and fries
of the nuisances.
Exchange.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

The new a,,esian well is down $50
feet and the work Of drilling is waiting
the arriysi NJ '-,-e casing.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-10-19

Old Maids convention at the
Grand. Oct. ~. Prices, 3Sc,
Soc and 7sc.