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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

saIes-Umted states registered is 500 al lOgls-
Washington Gas IS. S5o9 at lo5ls 500 at 1884,
Slooo at 1854
Columbia Railroad G., $1,000 at 1901.
Metropolitan Railroad s. s. 90 al rs
Washington Railway and Electric Is. 500 az SIS.
81 0) az SIS 81 900 at s7is
Potomac Electric Light s.. 5000 at l0l5t, 5000
at 1919.
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat S. 5000 at
logls.
Capital Traction. % At iiis.. % at 49,.
Washington Railway and Electric preferred, 10 at
59is 40 SIS
Washington Gas az 81
Mergeuthalcr, 10 az 20
Greene Copper. 50 at 25ls.
Mitchell Mining, 100 at g.. leo at S. 100 at g.
80 az Ga
Second National Bank S at 80.
After call-1litchell Mining 100 az 6lz 100 at Ck
Washington Railway and Electric preferred, 50 at
594
Mereeuthaler. 10 at Do
Following were the closing bid quotations on YES
tcrdays local exchange:
BCnds-PhiiiDpinc Land Purchase ls 100 Dis
trict Ct Columbia sos. u.s.
Gas bouds-Washngton Gas Company g. JOG.
Washington Gas Company certificates Of indebted
ness g.. 10.
Railroad b0nds-Cauital Traction Railroad g. los
Auacostia ard Potomac IS l0i. City and suburban
Railroad S. lG Columbia Railroad second mort
gage g. 1852 Columbia Railroad S. l09iz Metro
I,ftan Railroad 81. llpz. Metropolitan Railroad
certificates q indebtedness g. 100 Washington Rail-
Way aud EleCtrc IS. 81.
Miscellaneous bouds-United States Electric Light
debentTe improvement IS. l0l&- United States
Electrc Light certificates Of indebtedness c. Iocs
Potomac Electric Light lst g.. 1913 Norfolk and
Washington Steamboat g. Io6is. Chesapeake and
Potomac Telephone s., lJ5. Washington Market
Company first g. l06
Public utility stocks-Capital Traction ll8a
Washington Railway and Electric common, l0
Washington Railway and Electric preferred. Ss7s.
Norfolk and Washington Steau-oaJ Z5Iis Wash
ingtou Gas. -. Georgetown Gas, 6s. Chesapeake
and Potomac Telephone S.
Type machine stccks-AfgTgeuthaler Lin0tvue 215
Iaust0u Monotyre. III
Mining stocEs-ir5eue copper. IS. Mitchell Min
ms Houpany. SIS.
National hank stoeEs-A American III. CapitaI
Is Central SIS. National City. IEz. Columbia
rs Commercial. 600. Farmers and Mechanic no
Lincoln. aga Metropolitan. 81. Rigs. CO. Sec
ord. u.s. Traders, 80 Washington. 50
Trust company st0oss-Americsu Security and
Tust, 20. National safe Deposit and Trust Is9
Union Trust Company, 'l52'z- Washington Loan
and Trust pc.
savings Bank s.oeks-Hone Savings Rank. rs.
Union savings Bank. 20 Washington savings Bank,
lIst
Fue insurance stocks-ATlinzton. 81 Columbia.
l9i1. Commercial . CCrc1TaH, p firCmcu's q
Franklin. g. Germau-Americarl IS. Metropolitan.
S. National Union, -. Peoples, 6 Potomac,
. Rigs So.
Title insurance stccks-Columbis Title. ga Real
Estate Title. 81. Washington Title 8
Miscellaneous stocEs-Gaphoph0ne common a
GraphOphone preferred. s.. security Storage Com
Iauy. I5o. Realty Appraisal Agency. pa Washing
ton Market, %
'Ez-diyidend.
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Negroes to Meet in ConventIon

The annual session Of the National
Negro Baptist Evangelistical Convention
viii convene at the Cosmopolitan Bap-
list Church October 3 20 y. Rev. Simon
Peter Drew is the pastor The aim Of
the association IS the betterment of the
negro race The pastor has received let
ters from Gov. PennypaCker. Of PeunSyl-
vania; Gov. Curtis Guild. of Massachu-
sets; Gov. George Utter. Of Rhode Island;
Gov Hanly, Of Indiana; Gov. Robert, Of
Connecticut; Gov. Harris. of Ohio. Gov
Deneen. of Illinois Rev. Robert 5. Mac
Arthur u. D.: Rev. William 7. Dixon.
Rev R d. Wyn. Bishop Alexander Wal
tiers. and others lending their approval
70 is said that some OF the most gifted
orators and finest singers Of the race viii
be nreSent
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cotton trade, however, there can be very
little question that in due time shipments
Of cotton abroad viii be made whose
total money value VIII reach a consider
ably larger sum for the season than they
did "a year ago
European stocks Of cotton at the close
OF last week were. according to compu-
tations usually considered authoritative
IN trace circles, only 363.o00 bales, as
against 5S,@0 bales at this time a year
ago These supplies must be replenished,
and as now seems inevitable at a higher
range of prices than was paid for the
staple last year.
II IS the appearance Of cotton bills ia
the foreign exchange that il has already
depressed sterling in a surprising man
ner since the first Of the month
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York. oct l7.-CATTLE- Receipts l7o
head market slow Steers, 5.57i.a605; bulls. 2225a
$50: cows II0as.m CALVES Becsirts. 2I50 head:
market slow Ncals I5Jas51. gTasscrs. 25ol3 o..
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts. $3.50 head: sheep
steady: lambs 25a50 lower Sheep. 3.50a355; lambs.
600a6s5 HOGS Receipts. 100 head market ia
% lower state and Penu,y lyania hogs. Giiae5.
Union stock Yards. H.. Oct E--CATTLE- Re-
ceipts qOgS. estimated tomorrow. l900. Market
Zoe lower Stockers aud feeders. 265ai50; COWS aud
hefefS. 2s5a5 y: tanners. L65a270; Westerns. 375a
$50 Texans 355al51
HOGS-Receipts 5000; estimated tomorrow.
q Loo Market H. lower Rou-hs, 5s0a6l5; mixed,
6gla6.GO. heavy 62OaG55 pigs. 540l6. i5
SHEEP Receints 5000. estimated Tomorrow.
. Gl0 Market Zoe lower Western sheep 40la4 50
natire lamhs. l.a5a7 So. Mcstern lamhs 5.Ola1 g.
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NEW YORK MONEY.

Now York. Oct. G-NIoncy on call at the stock
C1change to-day opened at g, per cent highest
lowest, *. closing a. +. Most Of the days loans
we're at I per cent
Time money was offered freely by brokers and
met with fair demand. Borrowers were inclined
10 make loans for ninety days four months while
lenders preferred the longer maturities. Rates 81
per cent for sixty DAYS, 81 per cent for ninety
days and four months. 5i4a5ai per cent fer SIX
months.
Mercantile paper continued to gain in activity
Demand was fair, and good assortment was Of
fercd. Rates, per cent for sixty to ninety days
bills receivable. and choice four TO six months
single names; 61z per cent for Others
The market for sterling to-day was easy with
rates 5 20 10 points lower
Rates for actual business were as follows: Sixty
days 4s9alsai0, demand. lSl59aIsl55; cables, S95a
ASIA
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

Prices remain strong On all the better grades Of
live stock
CATTLE-Extra as TO SEQ per cWt. butchers.
$50 10 400 per cWt. ordinary. go 10 $50.
HOGS-Pcr cwt gross, $50 70 100 ordinary. $50
10 500
SHEEP-Clipped. 500 to 40
LANBS-Per pound, spring, choice, to So; me
dium. 10 ~.
CALyEs-Per pound prime to 81; medium. Z
TO "a; grass 4 10 s.
CGWS-Each prime. $500 to 900; common 2o.00
20 60 old and dry. 1900 to 1900.
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COTTON MARKET.

New York. Oct 1.-Thc cotton market opened
lower this morning. subsequently there a rally
ard during the re-i Of the day the market was ir-
regular and rather fcvcriSh. There was confident
selling en- every rally and much Of it was Of good
character but speculative sentiment continued bull
ISh and there was much manipulation in favor q
higher prices. Price was given the credit for
great deal If selling Aluch was made Of the ap-
parentlF strong SPOT situation. Weather adv;ces
were not favorable but they seemed 20 have little
influence. Bgsh sentiment was encouraged by re-
ports Of rain IN Texas and Of indications Of rain
clsCWhcrc i'm the belt. Liverpool A moderate
seller ia this market. Southern SPOT market firm.
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WAGON CoIIIdcs with Car.

About o'clock yesterday afternoon a
collision occurred between a wagon driven
by William Digs. colored. of e325 +
street northwest. and car at Twelfth
street and Pennsylvania avenue. No one
was hurt; the wagon was slightly dam
aged
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Government Buys silver.

erHoon purchased 250,Go0 ounces of silver
at 7o29. to be delivered at Philadelphia.
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NEW YORK GRAIN.
'ExdiTidend.

Ncw York. Oct. E.-Cash markets. WHEAT
Stronger; sticks are small No Northern Du
luth 90 arrive. lake sud rail 5a,c over December
De D.. No ] Northern Manitoba. 55iz. late Noven
bsr; No. Northern Manitoba Siiz late November
No red, T. O. b. lssc under December: No
hard. 'zc over DecrmbgT. T. %. b No ] macaroHi
g. f. e.. D.; No. maear0ni. q. Exporters took
g loads chiefly Duluth and Gulf ports
CORN-StuCnger checkins trade. No elevator
s.: No. 2. 5i7i f. o. b.: No. yellow. 55la. T. o. b.
NO 3 February and October. 5i'z. No carly No.
vemhgr So. T. q. b. No. , white 55z T. o. D.
NC . white. 55'z. T. @. q. Exporters took foui
loads.
OATS-Fiun. but quiet Elevator prices are: No
2 white, go; No. 3 w;ite 90 No. 2 mixed. J71.
Exporters took nothing
The prices q futures follow:
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FINANCIAL.

Fiscal agents for The United States
Government.
Depository for funds of Philippine
GOYernmeHf
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Furniture Insurance.

Don't you realize that in case n fire
yOuT furniture j. first 20 suffer dam
s-eg And the los Is usually COM
plete- Let Us protect you from such
loss. We want 20 write you a policy
NJ insurance in the largest local in
surance company doing business ~ rh-
District # Columbia. TUu OuZhr o.
have insurance. and Of course. yau
realize that only the best f. good
enough for y0G. especially where rates
are The sane
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished by Charles G.
Gates & Co, members New York Stock
Exchange, Munsey Building.
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MISCELLANEOUS BONDS.
RosTnN STOCKS.

Furnished nv T. l. Chapman & Co. members
New York Stock Exchange. 81 Bowie Chapman.
manager, 1901 + street northwest
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Washington
Loan Z Trust Co.

OFFICE COR, 9Th AND + SIS.
PAID-UP CAPITAL. 10000
SURPLUS, $4,000 EARNED
- 10 IS IN any amount made on approved real
- estate OF collateral at reasonable Tstes
- interest paid upon deposits GA monthly bal
auces subject to check.
Ills company acts as executor. anEinis-ra-
- tor. Trustee agent. treasurer. registrar, and
- 10 al ether rduciGry CAPACITIES.
- Boxes for rent in burglar and freprort
- vaults for safe deposit and storage Of Tzluz6i5
- package
heal Estate Department is prepared 20 assume
- the management OF yCslr real estate Carefgl
- attention given 90 all ds-sils.
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Exports Break Records.

The exports of the month were the
largest OF any month in the year TO date
and although imports also increased they
did not enlarge in the same proportion.
Last month s exports were, in fact. great
er than ever before known for a CORE
spending period The total export sur
Plus increased FOR the month over S96,-
5o0o00
The interesting fact is revealed by this
statement that exports Of commodities
other than those of an agricultural nature
increase relatively the most. Had not
exports Of cotton during The month Of
September been as large as they were
last year. an extraordinarily large excess
trade balance would have been created
But IN view Of the developments in the
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POUNDREADING DOWN
Bear Attack on Stock Has
Effect on Entire List.
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF RUMOR

Illinois Central Meeting basis Of
Alarming RepOrts-.Advance I'm Call
Money Rates Not Considered Sig
niRcant-United states steel Being
Bought Freely in London.
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New York Cotton Exchange.

FOUNDATIONS By Dick Bros. & O., az II street
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WALL STREET NOTES.

New York, oct 16.-Bankcrs thought the
advance in the call money rate to 6 per
cent Wds only furry. but reiterated as
sertions made some time ago that rate
Of or ( per cent does not represent true
conditions. They expected that the rates
would rule somewhat sitter for "A time,
but that there would be no real strin-
genCy.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-30
G-s.4.eersn ss,sbFsef Fysr7F@ wIsrf, sEeou
se Ee7rgr sgits.aaG 4Eeat Brace
Hlw4~eif agafrsst Sere ana H7rc
"a Proprietor ~ tlle fiosel

E1s5o7s attefYpf - fet8 arr 77Ed reh
FZrscB Fsrncrys tueWfaeior @E fas
Eeufua5tv Faine s@ld fata hrtt
sat sgs woFth SExth street ~ 8farsa
Wltg waa gsa4saav afgerglooa Israsr5
was siasf a4sd Killed afaa@Bee simmons
Z negrs YeTter gs shop ia tte Nhsul-
6er and sIient zyeunded Gharle.
Humble aRee tU 5ruFf rsesder ffcnl
3r0egeraeY4ce Mo cue oft3se yvosta-
sbe tqssBers5 vvss ahog fn the check as
.ssH1pr VINO fsnHsua4 hiut as3a senl
aattsrf rse-Te. Iyen si4Nress4ta aTe-
g4sie tae prineapal street ~ the city,
Rusnbfere ryarita ~ rot 4erFou Beth
Rumble afaJ Hutton w,ers hrrezte
Hurtar aerrie Is r Eauea Clty Eaa
Rar,bie ard Hstton ygere fRtoS4ea
Tisav entareat he FeafaeEy Faause
a.s yslltsts oeYr s. ere dt4 tea Ferl-
~ Ia Fgm,lg4 cse~ Is money S,. T4sslH
Hsere IL rho iebby az the iiFie EHhf
t.,ld ther1 to getsut thaf natsta 1fs
rncney
rna 4s,en Niaaperea FFeu the aeg
Atanr@FeisIv 70 qfsai1e t1etr s-gsErt1re
when fHey rese44e the abor. hoT
ezerg 1ssasIe bfseea sAirlssT aes5HF
5t4le nerrs ana yeltf u 4halg hand fsFeai
fsso sFsals at tha hetel rraprietoT
4suests r,asssea into fhe 4eb1g arpl
sfseu4d 5sgs9r- aaad 5y4ng aeFe EEa
fsotaI register wh4cr rwa sffreaa ope
con TIE g7efgas aasl ee ba1lst franr
Rrrassse-e rrwsesver useut sild Tho
second hua ysfereaa Fs4ssa eF4ast 5ukt
s.eso " Ca @.earf easasiisg slEyaast tp
start s4eath
Rmrsbla ana HutsoN ae6 ssessvTs the
yea r etasraras- T4fnra tEev esea-n-
seresa sfr4safs. the sseFtar fvffss haa be@7
attreeaes Is v th4 ssse8tIfgw azad wa
s,ssa ssscesagFigiv sse Steps FtussbIa Hred
: n hsf Al Ess4on tHa4 strschtn yssrter
in. sl,a sF.a.saAer ara tHse two rshherF
ravznr pssssfe-g ~ Ksrs baf#aH Tor tf
streef rr4ae r,Ssttoc ssatfon r. sEtustesl
gyayrAasssefy arrpasfifr street. fsann
rhe motel ars5 ssfFeers vssra on the
pcsr,D j ssssnrste orsfyge after tlle first
a ~, 81 s-xrsr s.ut RsayaSla ara Hutton
@spr4se4ss4ris slse etsEee r. aos NissnesstL
aave-saA u sleek frbrsf the FseteI agaA
gave sfsase. fEsn~ II rap Bps
aae.siz AZ -sfrsset rzssrsa5fe y gF#flesa- N4oe.
ofs 4hs cheek asIsE easseed tts- raoides
as,~eAn1e Of his arurskeTs ayndftsof. T.
.ssgr@AssH fell Hinton sstepsseT rrn-
Fsnr splseRs IA resafye6@sfas Run1ble
ssas eeefs efnss efsa tine ssair re Sao5
&assaed 81 ssiI
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-30

sgono4I RaaJ VIII FassEa AasesslSl1a
E8cErEle

. -rrsf,f
r4sat.
vulr-aa ~
sg
rrg3ua4r
-4ta fss.
.Hg TOW -fgru faea
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-30
F46r, pa aud Scnr.

Ha
tRfTHrryA Williams sE Paul Ain"-
Tho snne parffas. ma Miss Cg-0iipe Dan
ing IL Detroit Wera 1nHfris+ ii New N"rS
gudge 'rhaSer Nc'7in. Circuit Cnar'
ina IA SVcs Nr-fui1 7i1rost r~ontinn
! o4 ron 1855 Fds st-7FEen wifb para.-
Tsis.
Tae egeer Il tbs San Fr7nciseo earrA
anake on fi}e cburieS Ma-sat4 tan tHH@Ea
C5npAny saome3 themSsfves a The an
ma mesiug, when 81 vas decided by
f6e d;reefor Aar no dividends FOR gb~
wntllf h raid.
ANapa,nahg t>a4frna. a-.5itect ii The
P;,nalo exposition baiIa5ngs vv5iaef Ar~.
Fessaf;ne NansioS S-@h Il Ner~ yark.
widor IF cHforH snffs. u ernta milI-
ianaire.
Y svcsnef tl -frIS "a fSe r-frnber n PSI
n 4 freAssnry br ha;ifns 4 4he
Es-nsiars w-tioa q B-oskayn sscapea
h fro ln37crs whsr fsr t1il5'gS rarghl
brs The MS ~nns:s6 fs5eeeo-
Fodr r6hBsrs arRs frae strcs err con.
fprs rn 4 4 t1rrate battle q
! rniarT.f Pg~tfa1.d. NJ sNu 81 th.
ronarcfurs wars f1taur sfsshFa vJrf r..
o 8nab Of 900 carT-ed two 81 "a
b@arssts.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-30
NEGrsaE5s varrrn4 rESzIFE

Ezaarla sv~ra sza,rs,+va asssrts AFFAIR
Ts-a,,.aS,s.4F
a.sav s=,e- ,s-azsaa g,sef
,-,s,qs y-sza~E-aff ya1s-,-Ht
/, a-a arF4te@ aaw s4rs.rss IA ggs-aymr4a
m,fpsv ga,sYeE rsz4r Ear Easlfss4g
a-aaz-razfr 4gz-rs-asma .T=pA44enE
s.-,aa.rQ. ra-ys ,g4s,ts .7a gss.ar4v4re
/: sxss,,st-g an sc a,-n re 4,a faras
+
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-30

sacvreon CHicf Iinsavvfuf CogIal'stzt-
tirx. GkssfS 1880.


Joseph Smith, president 81 ftse
NforuSur3se44uron Frpfdas AfrernouA8ep-
rasrea-a Try the district oour Beforl
tuaEe RifehEa at saItIase C1iy r2ee7L-
aa g1fltp 10 s elEarf of urlaWf17 r9-
aapstatTo1 ana q st1eroF $3.50 WIS I'm
posed.
-Fhe eharga ttnGor which the Nor
/ mon Fopae xvas tried and fiT4eB WA
base8 op enc rccenf s4irtEata Presfdel-
smiths fo~rty-tDirJ chIi5 Barn@t5 us
arlH a-ffg.
Ea~Iser fH TIM Gap oourssl Tor Prcs-
faant Ssnith secured srauarer-gF tne
case FROM t1e criminal dtv4sfgrf oR9tle
court where fulE= Arn8str8ag pre-
sfdeE = fudge RftehR division If
Fter t4aena8H racs she ooHr.
! room waa pyacfical1y deserted Prsst-
dent Ssaith zgen4 5sfore jus Fgiteste.
eufrr-sa nus r4,a and ths itna s*as-
4 posea
F.resigeuL gfngth a-dareesaH tr
t~oaart TIe sisted that h@ last mar
rlaEe ~ aiaaIsEE Az rIgs B5" rri1psS
le said wera sutera9 zrt8 Rsffh tl1
saactfan 0F his cauraI anG tines
believed Uath the approve af ste
Eorl ArcaraH v q tb@ f.flH-ana $3.50
/ law Of f1e o8ItraH they vsaEe aJarnas
! n dgratt3u gIA e~en1ir7E-ls
'fiRatEH- taeEf reneF arGers2ana
shat pas bad s 1880 ana tae yar
uf.ae-H- thereto aagGa
7eer@ ciaESed as taa eIff eases 90 gs]1E8
tz4tatfsn ] have aruree3at6G fIa magma
I air35tv OF the ArHee}nr people naHat
I enFsFrlEa q prliry tHag ia thE]rEznd
WAS -1nece farz buf Fa5leh
ass3w4e8 tls settlement o. ubA dffHs
/ rFsH3eH1 TO the onward nrvt ~
lf{Fss
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-30
rnnEE~r arrHcseH-

tFsnrga Rgs FaEt.rfa-asaI and Nai
r44zo@1 HeT C3fv Cffctal@-
THmaeoaraa1ee lEitH Ehe result 81 q
v-artsaf sraae5al lectjan when the-Tr-~
r{aa or Incorporating platte SIS 81 cry
.lsca-riaE ey "A vote ~ 12A TO 81 a+1thSE
rr.epia election UH3 se held Fires
sa4 TleaerzherT1 Al w-FsichTina" a=fllI
zss af cftvstarars faF thf fITEt ErnA ISL
3raA Nststarv 81 ths tGZgD. will be Hie@+ce
Tqa-efEcers In bV selected WIN ne e
rraguv sig a}zfar7UeH from th@@ThTee
Hards y citg treas;trer ifssess5F %-pe-
/! 83es Iaaaga aTsG "a c5ay Justice oFfhf
peace the ureseU1 members Of tht
haara as rarsfeee uIi3 act as iuaze& o.
-4IsNTaBy9
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-30
ear syrrrs arrer rs two.


rey4.esi "a Es~~ssos prefsiz3Iy xsssalIg
go 4TNft if $50 Bs7FtiS.
rcrraifa rs FBrrfSoTs 90 ST E+Halsi was
p~esaTs1s Fatally tajtges arm his sFife
AafFeres ststinus sSs,stf ss Sssadaw 1siK1t
wyser fire aHseffseaslia in sTasien they
Ssere szdIr~ 9sSent Fri tso ~ r street
saar Tssair aassyssser Miss EEaryFznr
Txson4 sna Tsses1as FashaTI. whe wae
~aeeHsss Ais sssaAsafzeer esfs~rsa ssIsFs Snfn-
or a,~vssseS.
Mr@Enr-fEur srsk E5froSgH FROM TIE
ssssess4rse falIEre sesA hiwhea aFsd frae-
asurs1prsai slssll1. Mrs HarriAon wa
stswsse7.sarafra rms sssrhsseqsa ana her
sA 90 srs~ serareiv~ saces-afeH and~rv
rs IS evere snf7scs 81 on the
ssaasnsE ~ 3er assaN.
Fate aufessfetiIe swas erssssf M t1a
v-4rsseTessze. avenue rratiSa ~ Wash
sssssoys bosylerHrs sshssfa4 I'll machine
#sranK tn4asse assser n slEuandes
resgter%ar
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-30

y n84S8naH F;46rcs -eng~css. waiHh
4 ebr4au Yts Sons at Pbiio,eirhla -5he
! otha- say with atbs Object q ''"esttn@. a
I nrfsgrm nAti6naY divorce INV, had q 7n"m-
! bersNiS Of 100 seiesates from nearly -'E
I sys ssa4r. 4oa carees as divorce To-
labe ne5fpar6te5 Ill rbb raw Wern aETH'l
n1ron adulrarg hi-GnE. rortictfnu n'"
santsnc ia Slime f5ifowed by o ."on-
t]YSrals ahFiS6ntneac Tor NJ Least two
N veS1 xreme crusltS sfch rs 60 e7a1n-
life or heaItA. habitnal ~a-,rnk4fnSN1
fot t4rd ye5r lua vg3iifuf ASSERTION fer
its sAuin lraefIT u time, ON &c G1t@tf"a
ot aga Tiers was much isSSinn
ers1 mon saw &tet the ages o z7tsnh -
rrsGe ireIy- f9r men and NoT'eu. e"'
tbis Was onnSscA by tyv5 worfen trte
sates &i6 hefebt 4he arc 81 matriraonia
rnrsanf ,scrl rs SO ~ Is md Us.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-30

sGiaalfarsaia ssozuugat1 re says spnIy Assuu
Sf.2ssa IS sstsssTsg-

aGiaslFarssis s~sczunystiee SAYS Gnly AEsuut
S4.20a IS ssasssnG-
Csx4g7g to fha fact that aEsde pnbEfci
ty has Been rfS sile charge thai
100000 OF sE1e TalIsg fItrra contribute
To- san FsYs1aestsca haa ss+sT7 diverted 81
Sf@s-= u1otnot1gn Gem
nasttee has issaef a stzrsaient ueuyfng
sfh@ charge.
wins cnrnrssittea sTtys that more
shan s .0ao N8a contributed i1T rwn
pseKa1e, containing anout $I+S0f,
we8t IEta transit tf1at representative
~ sha Red Fcryss secfersrand various
stat e relief associations have szsu2
sssea sbe aauelzs arl-G aocaffr1ts OF fhEtIo-
ai carrssrastf go having charge 81 ths
fraas and have fucild rhat sTGrg ao5-
sia- IS accounted for aSs1 i3Iatthe Books
sand zra cerrect.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-30
WOMAN PIT HEBY IN STOW
I Hvzrcry nIsaas@ az Tuaarlsifs'rie Il, ~snz
ESgi-.

GvErcry nIsaas@ aE Tu1aIlFiciCie Il, ~sny-
Eali-.
Whale a~.polinesnau EzrauatuG %
Phillips aUsnue#usaratHc ~S-araxesI=u
s@nr m sioux Fa lis TWO vrg1Taanr crosst4
) EHa street entered the bT.iGdl1E ana
CepastteS a~-nuRdla ia. iha sIaEe. Thr
policemen thauzht the women wcr.
{ GguDhcyes NJ tine" and Iha
Ehsw We're fGtnd41ug the Hrc- soon If
~-erTagdS fTEwas discovered That Tin.
bHndlc contained. budv u a-haay
which Eln women evidently wished Z,
RI mum .
on aha mead af 1ha 5ufautrraE a-cut
aE II made DE a blow from a b1uut 41
t~sIr9gsIeuL
The idenr5ty Of the waanen Is r1.rs
rery The police are making q zfrcr.
! Gus search for them
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-30
nr,-e-r-777 E...,,.~eB r1-a.h rat.

Elafsrof RrefdBAr4-es HrtfFarsfiesdA Gag
q n,Rag vslS eesr effaa TWO ~essrs sF". a"i-
4 sfeves ats give rarAnt ,Aiying inNasHfftah
! s{sr7Se Of fht rity> s. 2fore t9aTg &"''r
! Eartf drrsl his t.-uY oH "S1ac .aha ''F''l's
kvsvas ofa ghr 9gaEu e ohs s4&r. NrHafresnh
] a. 4NsE 77sut ans qIost teen ~ann"'in7-
He'd 7!t In s3--,nt- +rhirersarye at Its N
l-.tH7 ion. aT rathe IS S.risfA''taE ares t,a
-a.3tof snt,tfits had a5arsg'd ~
per $500 Cor fbe trt-eafng. san EeasS-
4Apgr-+u- IN 37ast %%vs Years rhe%cAndHt"aS
! W9rp rasrr+Inn-e, irving 70 sui teI''ae,n'1
~ +RBaai,frs s51gh ma 'Nr63s5e2: NNot~1n
! stantfnz. IuT b1ttes nave -rHHefTee IN
/ rrriza 6frreH1 b- Shc Nsrrg. The average
lVqn5+taNft Rak ~ per- 1890, -cT 3 1aTr''Ss
ig1S ysvo~abr3F
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-30
nl.s.ntas NAE.non EscanE.

rrsgsssyu Gtxr- Sect BF IN falrinc tide
SrssFfsrS Bnfy SolIe fsruiSes.
E17a train he
.-~cen Mttehea and sioux Balls ran
if7to a bnE- "Wednesday morning Two
blocks r-ornatlacaden5 1t Pa-Esr2The
susTv was sezaatisas4 and the nccu-
- nnzz-asd 4Ealf.Ea1ea is wears.
rExpas throvggI anoIE sixty feeble
struck on HIS atps and although ne
raceiyed painful brgsises, IT, ts mot
.~ssntr7t MS rnndftian ig-serlous
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-11-30

SaH -EaFnnctsuf C<ppssaffsse EsHTziea q
9ystovg NSatas Il. 8Bu s1lrlsIG

@aH NF1Efetsrn EfssaEsfffsE7n GEFTzhgft tG
gysuvv NS4taF ~ 8su s4IrlSaEE
WITH So 98gb99 ssEH afs hsaS to ga
6ey7tsd 70 tfe resef o ref1rsa 1t &
stated sn@ relief commit has heA
saves exee4sTz Tz@@ffuE Su11
Fra8cfsc -7sternssn 81
shaR o. 3erfe F4gh 3hiE u4dneg r. Is
e4sfrse9 shn fsFesfers 81 tle ree
work H1la il+n@ea oF rslefhas psssa
except f~nasacF casee ~ eza tEa
care ~ eflsf cFsas4za-
tzons.
Tae @stabIigl47ssent pF a saaeo na3
4aasp4taF orsarns u tae assr 4
eg4sEar cF4ar rEasi1azqors aea
sresa tire wishes ~ s uD-
fsors ~ TIE reiseF fssd rn have TO o.
scssstFstsg me- decision has saeer ar-s
| I'd al Dvsae red af oe#s8aitsea