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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-30

fulness that we have at the head OF
the nation in this time Of awaken
ing of the public conscience : leader
who. though born TO wealth, has
within mis- breast the heart OF the
common man, and who is evidently
determined TO leave no stone unturn-
ed until The wrongs Of which the PEG
pie complain are at least in a great
measure righIsd
Ii is a matter for very great thank
fulrr=ss thai al least a portion Of our
People. ana thai the best portion, are
discovering that the mere piling up
OF dollars IS nal an evidence g great
ness on OF manhood; LhAt gold Is not
the chief END Of life: Jhat there are
things thai are worth more than
money and that il is the duty OF
every man shO claims TO be Z good
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-30

citizen TO do his part 10 establish
justice among mel. For no matt i'm
can endure unless it has Just law
justly administered; and just laws can
neither be made nor admi listered mn.
less the men behind thoss who maka
them and administer them are man
actuated by noble and patriotic mo.
tiyes.
1t is becoming TO be thankful for
abundant crops and natural prosper.
fty: but the revival Of the public Con-.
science. and the determination nt
those who guide oUA affairs 10 d.
Justice between man and man. Is a
matter for far more profound thank.
fitness than any crops which tine good
Lord can send Us. The logical result
Of all this should be the arrival moi
Of the profession OF religion. but rhe
actual thing itself. reverence toward
God and justice toward mau."
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-30

Al the recent wedding oil h l.
knntsnn and Miss Eva Moulton,
friends and relatives remembered
them very handsomely, as the follow
ing list OF presents Will prove: 800
l. EnMtsJn. $500 Mrs. II X Rice.
sI.na Mr.. and Mrs. Will Williams
j dor table napkins ReDa kuutson,
silver butrer dish Tom haatsos,
sSs- sastar knife doe hnurson. cow
pair Of pillows. Sak II aatsr Mr.. aEa
Mrs r s Mnultpn, doz silver
Spoons AHA kaagslaas Z dozen saver
sppu1ss nEaufe Hseaa Chicago IT,
! duz- silver spoons r. W. Naenlfon
and wife, Cnesc0. Ia. dOL silver
Ssgea4as w WEsx5E sad wife and
Mrs Mary W3ggin. Iap<nese lea sci
Mrs Ryan. 2 towels and clothes pan
anrz1 Hattie Case Bremen. Iowa
towels Mr.. and Mrs r. C. Wiggin-
china plate, Henry and Clifford Wig
gin pickle castor Mrs haffar, shower
OF CULINARY articles Mr.. and MIS- A.
Z MDulron. Carinda- la, bed spread
Mrs. A. NJ. Wiggin and family. sci
silver fruit forks Anna Hanson. china
dish Mrs He1tlesaIer and Francis
Nash. glass wafer sci Prof an1 MIS-
C. @. Lawrence, china dish Mrs ReE.
Lawrence, silver berry spoon Nj and
Mrs d L. Williams, silver fruit
spoon Mrs FL. X Lane and Louis ].
Lane ST. Anszar, Ia silver gravy
spson M. and Mrs H A. 6ruth. 81
AnsGar, la, silver meal fork Hattie
0sgUsod. Ashton. Ia. Towel NgrTle
Harmon salt shakes Rev, ann Mrs,
G. b Hawkes.. McCo8k, Neh, silver
spoon Pearl Woodisy and Eva Allen,
table cloth Lartie, TiIlie and Ellie
0pSaL. picture frame Bernice VIII
lians- silver butter knife and sIlgAE
shell Mr.. and Mrs & T TnIlefsnn,
sr Enwg- china frlif dish
Nellie and Mayme kahIas and Rich
ard B1chwall. sell iiar irons r. Il
Treat
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-30

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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-30

Dr. Emile z. Rouch, physician and
surgeon. residence 5. E quarter Of
section - We don't know this proni-
neat physician, but we admire her
grit in hanging out her shingle on the
claim
Fed Falkanosrg- formerly a news
pap.r editor al Scotland, is holding
down q claim
We copy the following Item from
the Times which viii be read with
Interest ~ ttFF mzgsg Canton friends
oE the wileys- The writer mas seen
many fine gardens but we were agree
aFsly surprised go see and sample some
OF the vegetables NJ 0a= Ese!ghtsnr-
Mrs. c. II Wiley, OF Indian Craek-
TINS garden was planted on new
breaking and fsse 1!gegeEt Vegetables
were well represented The sweet
c0ra, MELONS. tomatoes, squash,
pumpkins and potatoes IAatOred well
and were is fine Is We ~ tasted
Last bat not least there was 5 flower
garden 81 many varieties Of the old
time fzvorfres- This garden WIS
proof OF what 3 little care and WORK
can do even here in STANLEY county
a nice display for q county fair ool8d
have been found right hars IN this
single garden
The following item viii illustrate
the disadvantages Gf publishing I
pzper in q new country ahead Of The
railroad. and We know something
about this trouble ourselves AwaE
buck in the spring NJ 1865, We Were
publishing q paper I'll Forest CITY
! zawa. aE36 puT winter supply gZye ouE
early - The spring II YVES Z ninety
mile drive TO Wzxe-1y OF uu pager-
We made the trip with : Span d
mu3as and eveg7 time We Struck high
wzrer those internal mules wanted Ia
Is anmn and take = bath We got
back alive In 1he spring Of Isle We
Se7e publishing @ I'D Tainza and
Daku1an al Nauk7on- and 1ts4 s-aes
G9lf3uE hanz the paper from Sioux
ClrF ON account Of The mR1- 81 ws
AGTRbE AA4G A3TE4NA31 1s A1tr> AaGA A-s-AA
aszaE#aF .saz w4al NankENl and Yer
na5lHaan un pur re-l-ra The wheels o@-
gan 70 suuezk and finally refused 10
rl-rz. and ws were 8 good EnIEa trnI
relief We paid pDr respects Eu The
tEveTuaan III seven languages aUd
sg4n&nf ds The subject 5as7&oa The
nazsas fza1 Ia drag that bnEgy 3 mike
after water failed Ia raduas Ink sws-
ling
THIS i what The Ba3Eldsrs aa2n
SAYS about LIS trouble
II wS impossible IN gel tine paper
ous un time TINS week Is uu- Sr1k
CID Nh arrive Tire sage cDnA6 n0c
bring il oEia4g zn Ting ban TQaaA We
had 10 xalk 10 Nur6p-a1 A@ walk
ing IVES MOI c-aEGa6-u- Es- -fs Stuck
Some w4x- We trust il sill NM occur
again
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13
BUSTER BROWN.

All the boys and girls, both young
and old, will be pleased to learn that
next Tuesday evenings attraction at
the Canon City Opera House will be
the ever welcome Buster Brown. OF
course that prankful youngster will
bring with him his faithful dog Tige.
Between them their antics are certain
to amuse all who greet them Some
of the few people who have not as yet
seen this musical comedy make an
error in thinking that 1t is an amuse-
ment for the little folks only. Its
success would not have been so great
as 1t has were 1t not for the support
given 1t by the older patrons of the
theater, who invariably make up by
far the greater of its night audiences.
This clever comedy and musical me-
lange is conceded to be one OF the
brightest and most laughable enter
tainments yet produced and 1t will be
presented here this season with the
added advantage Of entirely new seem
ic dress. costumes and electrical eff
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13

fects, as well as new book. music and
specialties. An immense cast is en-
gagged in it's presentation. Among the
most prominent members are Master
Helton, ''the littlest comedian" Mamie
Goodrich, Alf A Grady, Little Matte
Lockette, Sue Belle Meade, Edgar Blk
ley. Lizzie Mccall, Mae Hilton, Fred
Nolan, ALI Hilton. and others, in
cluding beauty chorus of forty. A
new feature and one that has been
highly commended, is the march of
Buster Browns Bobby Burns Brigade.
In this number twenty young ladies
are engaged, who to the music OF the
Seaforth Lancers Band, execute in a
marvellous manner a most intricate
drill. This feature never fails to elicit
hearty applause.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13
BIGGEST DAY EVER IN
MONEY ORDER BUSINESS

Monday was the banner day in the
history of the money order business
at the Canon City postoffice. 1O4 orders
being issued during the day, which
was something like half a dozen more
than the previous high water mark.
A large number of these orders were
made payable in Europe and are de-
signed as Christmas presents from
relatives on this side the water. Al
ready there has been a big increase
in the letter and package business in
anticipation of the holidays. and in
the course of another ten days the
postoffice people will be submerged in
work. The Christmas business in all
lines this year promises to smash the
records
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13

Mr.. VIII A. Hoffman. HAgcrstown,
ILL.,, writes:
al gladly give my testimonial with
the thousands of others who havc been
cured by the use ot Peruna.
sI had cafaIh of the head and
throat. 7 took cold easily and Wss
dixxy-hcsded.
al wss aH rune own and hardly able
10 work sf al when began osing
Peruna.
.sBuf, now, sn:r using u about sdx
months sn1 wei and st. Ong."
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13
One of BOulder's Most HOnOred Citi-
zens Speaks Well Of The West
ern Optical Co.
DR.. d. W. King, 1910 Marine Street,
Who Has Practiced Medicine in
Boulder, Colo, for 35 Years,
Says:

"It is a poor policy to endorse any
new thing that happens along without
first being sure of its footing, but the
proof of the pudding is the eating
of it.
Therefore, | feel safe in endorsing
The Western Optical Co. as experts in
fitting glasses, as they have accom-
plished that for me which all other
oculists failed to do. About seven
years ago my eyes began to fail. AS
the nerve power grew weaker and
weaker my vision grew DINNER and
DINNER, until my recognition was
very bad-cOuld not tell who any one
was a few feet distant, everything
looked foggy like looking through
steam. This bothered me consider
ably in walking, as / could scarcely
see where | was going. | consulted
the leading oculists of Denver, who
prescribed glasses that did me no
good at all, as | could not see with
them.
'It is useless to say that / was very
much alarmed about my eyes. / had
The Western Optical Co. examine my
eyes, and they diagnosed my case to
be cataracts The formation of same
produced apparent myopia, which was
the cause of the defect in my distant
vision. / was fitted accordingly and
can now see almost as well as in my
boyhood days. They told me the
lenses would have to be changed as
the convexity of the crystalline lens
increased, but in many cases the for
mationn ceased.
"All this / know to be true, and to
show my true appreciation for the
restoration of my vision l gladly make
a public statement of facts"
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13

Things are not what they SEEM" GER
tainly is true of this part of the
world.
Everyone on board is beginning to
feel better, since the weather is much
cooler now. We are still wearing our
white uniforms, but will probably don
our blue uniforms soon, as we feel the
cold SO much, coming as we did di-
rectly from the equatorial regions
You may think the things get to
see grand, but they don't look half so
grand to me as do the Rocky Noun
tains, unless my wandering since has
changed my point of view when get
home.
Talking about apples, fried chicken.
pumpkin pie and such things sounds
mighty nice. but / probably will be
back to Gods county pretty soon.
One becomes accustomed to seeing
so many different and strange scenes
that one ceases to wonder how any
place is going to look, but look at 1t
when you get there and take 1t for
granted that it is Just the way 1t
should be.
l do not know when we shall reach
New York, as we will probably go
first to Hampton Roads. Goodbye.
EDWARD A. SWEITZER.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13
DIED BEFORE HIS
ARRIVAL AT HOME

Letters have been received from
Rev. A. w. Henderson at Morrisville.
Missouri, announcing the death of his
father. W. T. Henderson, at that place
last Saturday morning in consequence
of an attack of paralysis, with which
he was stricken few days previously
Rev. Mr.. Henderson left here for
his fathers bedside at noon on Friday.
but delays and failure to make the
proper railroad connections made 1t
impossible for him to reach home In
time to see his father alive.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13
Mrs. Choate, Who Lives at SIG Max
well Avenue, Boulder, Colo, Tells
About Her Daughters Miss
Minnie's, Eyes.

For the benefit of school children
who have difficulty in studying or
headache sufferers, / will tell what
The Western Optical Co. did for my
daughters eyes, who has had almost
constant headache for several years.
/ had to keep her out of school al
most year, as in studying her eyes
panied dreadfully and she would be-
come extremely nervous. In fact, she
was nervous all the time. I had The
Western Optical Co. prescribe glasses
that has surely done wonders. as she
has not had a headache since wear
ing them, and has no trouble In
studying az her eyes seem to be In
. complete state Of rest at all timer.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13
Western Optical Co.
Expert Opticians

Are now in Canon City in Bank block.
4151s Main street, over Harding's
Hardware Store, and will remain
one more week. or until Sat, Dec.
22nd, Giving Free Examination of
Eyes. No one Urged to Buy. Prices
Reasonable. Headches Knocked Sky
High in One Hour by the Use Of the
Celebrated CrystO Vitrine Lens. Op.
thalmic and RetinOscOpic Tests Civ.
en- in Critical cases. Western Op.
tical Co. are visiting Canon City
Every Two Months. All lenses are
Warranted for Two Years.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13
Fitted 20 people with glasses during
past week in Canon City.

Do you know that one quarter OF
the people have astigmatism? Do you
know that big per cent of these peo-
pie who have astigmatism are brag-
ging of good eyes?
Astigmatism Is not a disease, but a
defect in the shape of the eye ball,
such as irregulations in the curva-
lures of the cornea and crystalline
lens. Astigmatism necessitates an ir-
regular strain upon the muscles in
adjusting for different objects, thus
causing an exhaust of nerve energy,
consequently you may readily see why
this abnormal condition produces ner-
vousness.
Can you not see that the constant
drain on your nerve supply weakens
the entire nervous system, and the
end in many cases is complete nerv-
Gus prostration. In fact there is no
defect in the eye which causes more
discomfort and suffering than astig-
matism, and yet a peculiar feature
about astigmatism is, the people who
have it seldom know that anything is
wrong with their eyes. The attribute
all their suffering to some other
cause. They believe they can see as
well as anyone and in good many
cases they can, but the overwork is
going on just the same, and the ex-
haust of nerve supply thus affects the
brain, and when you disturb or pain
the brain you have panied the high
est seat and center of the whole nerv-
Gus system; consequently you have
daily headache, also pains extending
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13

There IL no remedy IN the world
which has proven so popular for catarrh
rs Peruna. II has been used for more
than thirty years and cured Thousands
of cases rs proven by our testimonials.
Ifyou do not derive prompt and sstae.
factory results from the uso Of Pcrunas
write at once 10 DIR. Hartman, giving .
full statement of your case and he Win
be pleased 10 give you bis valuable ~
vice gratis.
Address DIR. Hartman, President q
The Hartman SAnitarium. Colum bus, q
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13

Deceased was sixty-five years OF
age and had always been a strong.
healthy man. He had been compelled
TO give very close attention to bust
ness Affairs during the last few
months and II is believed that paraly-
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13

Senor Quesada, Cuban Minister to dse United states
to
Kenan who hoard usssds
emotional
The Peruna Drug Mfsoo
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13

down the back of your neck and
shoulders which is thought to be neu-
ralgia; a ringing and roaring sound
in the head; bloodshot eye balls, a
pricking or burning sensation, feel
ing as though sand was in your eyes,
a nauseating feeling of the stomach,
producing vomiting spells, loss of ap-
petite and irritability. Thereby money
spent for prescriptions and medicine
to cure your headache, neuralgia, ner-
vousness and stomach trouble, is sim
ply money thrown away. What you
want is a properly ground lens to
overcome the muscular and nervous
strains, thus placing your eyes in a
perfect focus, which produces a COM
plete state of rest. Then you have re-
moved the cause and your headache
ceases for good. This fact has been
proven to over 10000 people by the
Western Optical Co., who have fitted
$4,000 people with glasses during the
past 20 years.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13

..Peruna can recommend as very good medi-
cine It's an excellent strengthening tonic, and 1t
is also an eficaciOuS for the almost universal
COMPLAINT of catarrh. "---OOnzaI0 De OueSada
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13

sis was brought on by overwork.
Rev. Henderson is expected to re-
turn to Canon City In season to occupy
his pulpit Sunday the 10th inst
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13
G. s. BILHEIMER,

state Secretary.
$50 letters and 300 pieces of printed
matter were sent out during the
month.
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13

LL'/1ile yOu'De got your Roller Skates
on, skate d0Wn t0Wn..the side Ddlks
are nice and sn7OOth..skdte up Main
Jtreet.ifs good sleddin8..skate right
in our dO0r..there are no bumps, all
smooth sailing.,skdte all 0Oer our
store and look around (lOe had sever
al little girls Oho did that yesterday.
our store is full of good jelOeLry at
right prices. LDe do good engraving
that costs nothing extra on goods
LDe SELL
Cañon City record., 1906-12-13

Ice skates a, Ellis & Hoods.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-09-07
Race Horses Coming.

There will be the largest number
of horses at the Obion County Fair
that has ever been seen in Tennes.
see at county fair outside of Shell.
by county-that is, in this part oil
the State. Horses fro m various
parts of the country, many of them
cracks of national reputation, are
coming in, and others are being
booked for stalls and places. The
display of stock and all kinds of
farm products promises to be bet
ter and larger than ever before, and
altogether the Obion County Fair
promises to be the biggest thing of
the kind ever before attempted in
West Tennessee. But If there was
nothing else, the world-famed John
T.. Sullivan, who will be on the
grounds the four days of the fair
with his two shows, would guaran-
tee an immense crowd
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-09-07
Hart and Johns Lock Horns

Nashville, Sept. 3. - The new
sheriff. Johns, and Criminal Judge
Hart have locked horns over the
appointment of court officers. Johns
has named lot of deputies to wait
on the court, and Hart says he will
not have them because, as he
claims, they are inefficient. Johns,
on the other hand, says the men
Hart wants are inefficient, and he
will not appoint them. The rich
pickings for the deputies are in
the criminal court, and it is said
Judge Harris purpose is to starve
out the Johns appointees.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-09-07

Mr.. Miller Waddell and wife, o
Clarksdale, Miss, are in the city
guests at the home Mr.. Waddell',
mother. on Division street.
| Miss Bessie Glasscock and Pear
Chambers went to Fulton Saturday
to visit with Misses Mignonne Muir
ply and nellie Martin Morris.
Mayor and Mrs. Jno. T. Walker
went to Centreville Friday. Mayor
Walker returned Monday and Mrs
Walker is expected home to-mor
row.
The Misses Patterson left one
day last week for their home in
Galveston, Tex, after several days
with Miss Ara Edwards, on Try
street.
Mrs. Geo. S. Hardy and little son,
Will Morris, and Mrs. Laura Wells,
who have been in Colorado about
three weeks, returned home We'd
nesday.
Mrs. w. f. Holland, of Newborn.
has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Ella Britton, and niece, Miss BERTHE
HARRISON. She returned home We'd
nesday.
Miss Cora Wingo, who has been
spending her vacation with rela-
tives at Martin, has returned and
resumed her work as teacher in the
nublic school.
M;ss Wayne Miller, expression
teacher Is ~the public school, who
has baan ending the summer at
Ky, returned to Union
City SATURDAY.
M;sses Ida and Vera Sanders, of
this citv, and little Joe Stanley , eff
District No. la4sttt Monday for
Knoxville to attend the school Tor
the deaf and dumb.
Mrs. w. e. Mitchell and daught-
er. Miss Alice, who have been spend
ing a month visiting the principal
cities and towns in Colorado, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mrs. r. r. Green late of Dyers-
burg, Tenn, gave San Antonio,
Texas a trial, returned here on
visit last week, and is now at home
to her many Tennessee friends in
Paducah, Ky.
The Epworth League of the
Methodist Church we're very de-
entertained last Tuesdays
evening by Miss Maggie Lee and
Mr.. Hubert Harris at their home
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-09-07
School Girls.

The M. g. o. Wednesday turned
over 10 the NJ. c. s. st. l.. at this
place special coach loaded with
school girls from West Point, Miss.
They were en- route to Nashville to
enter ..Radnor," the new Cumber-
land Presbyterian College just COM
pleted by Rev. A. N. Eshman.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-09-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

Mrs. Morris Miles is at home from
st. Louis.
w. G. Morris is sick of typhoit
fever.
w. G. Clagett visited friends a
Fulton Sunday.
r. B. Greer is in st. louis on I
short business trip.
Miss Allie Whitley is visiting rel
atives in Trenton this week.
c. F. Dahnke, of Fulton, was in
the city few hours Tuesday.
Misses Ship and Hooper, of No.
2, were in the city Saturday shop
ping.
Mr.. Claude Whitley will go to
Bardwell, KY, Sunday to visit with
friends.
Mrs J n. Wheeler, Jr., of Somer-
vile, Tenn. is visiting her mother,
Mrs. G. r. Ong.
''-11i, q. T. Butler reports a case Of
d;nhtheSia at the home of Mr.. Har-
pole, near Jofddsn,
DR.. Parks, Brueees.sco ggin and
Robt. White attended N oaii a.
Fulton Tuesday evening.
Vernon verhine will leave id
few days for trip West, through
Colorado to San Francisco.
Jno. r. George, of the Morgan
yerhine Kenton store, spent Sun
day with his family in this city.
The little daughter of Mrs. Rich
ardson has been quite i'll for several
days at the home of Mrs. Preston.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. A. Edwards left
Monday night for a pleasure tTlp to
New York sna1 other Eastern cities.
Miss Myrtle Whitley and brother,
Claude, have returned from an ex-
tended visit to Memphis and Forest
City, Ark.
j. A, coble. of the coble- Walker
Grocery Co., returned Tuesday
from weeks business trip to
~ York City,
T. M, cathey and children,
i tr;,2es and Noreen of Memphis,
lav II the city guests at the home
On thek. J, r. cathey.
ronnd'tfPereto has moved from Jor-
Belt kouhis city, and is occupying
examine an cottage. She viii place
Write afen in school.
country
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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1906-09-07
Held for Manslaughter.

Ripley. Tenn, September 4.-Jim
Hotchkiss, Deputy Sheriff of the
Fifth District OF Lauderdale Coun-
ty, was brought to Ripley yesterday
and arraigned before Justices t. G.
Cause and A. Crockett on charge
of shooting and instantly killing a
man by the name OF Luther Hughes
at Ashport on Saturday night. He
was bound over to the Circuit Court
under So, 800 bonds, which he gave
and was released. From the evil
dence which was produced at the
preliminary hearing Il seems that
the eoshcer, together with several
other men whom he deputized to 60
with him, raided crap game, and
in the melee Hughes was shot and
killed, it is alleged, by Hotchkiss,
who claims. however. that his pis-
tol was accidentally discharged.