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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-03-07
A MAN OF PRINCIPLE.

An ardent Proctor advocate said tie other day:
"The issue before the residents Of Vermont is
whether they shall accept rs Candidate for Gov'
ernor man who when he has adopted prin.
ciple adheres to it regardless of his personal am
billions"
This means. in brief. that FLETCHER ID.
PROCTOR NEVER CHANGES HIS MIND,
that he adheres to what he has espoused, re.
garlless of results.
Let us see where this brings him.
Proctor has always been a STATE PROHI.
BIrIONlST-he is so yet
lie OPPOSED THE AUSTRALIAN BAL.
LOT LAW in 1890; he must oppose it yet.
He was against bill limiting CHILD LABOR
to 10 hours day in 1890; he must be against it
yet
He fought an attempt to ECU TAXA.
TON in 1890: he must believe in double taxation
today.
In 1890 he reported bill favorably that sought
to make unionism a crime; he is AGAINST THE
WORKING MAN to-day.
In 1890 and 1892 he favored legislation direct.
ed at the farmer; he must be AGAINST THE
FARMER today
Take it all in all, this ardent friend of M =.
Proctor has committed his candidate to RATHER
SERIOUS PROGRAM.
Even his opponents would be willing to let him
change his mind but his Incorporate advocates say
he STICKS TO A PRINCIPLE regardless of per
sona ambition.
Proctors friends demand that his candidacy be
based on his record for principle
We are willing. It's up to the voters to Judge.
Issued by The Clement Literary
Bureau 1906
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-24
BASEBALL.
The Phillies Shut Out the Boston Team
Yesterday Afternoon.

The Phillies Shut Out the Boston Team
Yesterday Afternoon.
Several baseball games scheduled for
yesterday were postponed because Of un-
favorable weather The Phillies shut
Boston out, while St. Louis defeated Gin
cinnati in the National League. In the
American League Chicago defeated Cleve-
land and st. Louis defeated Detroit. The
scores:
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At Boston, R.H.E.
Boston % 10000 % ? ,
Phillies O.. o o O0Ol 900 6 3
Batteries-- Boston, Iindeman and
Needham; Phillies, Lush and Donovan;
Umpires, Emslie and Conway.
At Cincinnati: r.. II. l..
Gin natl .OOl 4OOO-5 /
St. Louis 3 O1 10000 2-7 0 2
Batteries-Cincinnati, Ovenall and
Phelps; st. Louis Mcfarland and
Holiness umpires, Carpenter and Klein.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
At 81. Louis: R.H. E..
Detroit :. o 0oo0o- 6 ?
Batteries st. Louis, Powell and
Rickey; Detroit, Killian and Warner;
Umpires, Lowe and Connolly.
AtChicago; r. H. e.
Cleveland o 5000 OO1OO- 4 3
Batteries-Chicago, Smith and Sull-
vani Cleveland, Hhoades and Buelow
Umpire, Connor.
GAMES IN OTHER LEAGUES.
Games in other leagues, yesterday, re-
/ suited as follows.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Louisville, 6; st. Paul, 8.
Columbus, 8; Milwaukee, l.
Toledo, 9; Kansas City, g.
Indianapolis, s. Minneapolis, 10 Q1
innings).
SOUTHERN nEAGUE.
At Montgomey--Atlanta, 3; Mont
! gomery, 1.
At Nashville Birmingham, $; Nash
vile. ?.
Al shreveport Little Rock, ! Shreve-
port, 4.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
At savannah Savannah, s; Macon. A..
At Observation-Disclosures, ?; Col
umbia, J..
orHER BASEBALL SCORES.
Az Troy-Troy Cstate), 3; Rochester
| EASTERN, -
AZ Montreal Utica game post
poned on account OF cold weather.
At Richmond-Un University of North
Carolina, 8; University Of Virginia, /.
TRI-srATH LEAGUE.
The 1ri-State League will open its sea-
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DENNSYLYANIA
Il RAILROAD.
pHlLABE4-fu MA. bALllMOkH A.
WASHINGTON DIVISION

NaM.
Trains leave Wilmington as follo,
For Chester anu Philadelphia, la. tiS e..
6SQ f.l0 40, ~ $50 fSO7, $50 10 O0 a. ~,
tl069 Ills, tll.sA ll.45 a m, fil40 10 t59. ~
1000 and fil.0O D. m. week-daya Al 4iS - y
lel4 ty.O0. e-S5, Ia A. m. tl2l6 ls5 h al 5's9
tsbO 800 t5.s0' o.0H. N2a e.ls, 1000 and Iii n
For Philadelphia only. ass. s.s5 a m. ,,.,
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b.22a m. 6l8 IN snd 500 p m sundays @ss
For New York Through expreas), ia 40
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r. a28 y N. week-4ays l.48 8s9. tii IA -
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Ior boston without change, lO.OOA m. and . A,
]. m weekdays 500 y m sundayS
Baltimore and NAshington. los, 42Q 7iA An
$40 ilO.lL l.O7, sll.4s a m, .l2S6 ILL 4 4
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e.oS '6.26, '7-sl s.l5 t2oop m and tl2ls nigSt
Sundays
Nae, bbs .. m weekdays and t5bs q n sun.
0' FOR IHE SOUTH
Auanuc coast Lne-kxpres. LIS a N. an
southern kailway-ExpresL So2 q N a.
and 7.Sl % m daily.
seaboard AIR Line Ralway-kxpress,So2 a ID.
Norfolk and Western Railwny-For Msmpal,
ena New Orleans 626 D m daily
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway-Exprosa, lLlI 4
N. weekdays, SIS .. m. daily.
DELAWARE DIVISION
toi New Dastle. o.56 e.28 a. N Soo. AtA AM
t.bl p. M. Week-oayA
tor Lewes. o.S a m and s.44 ?. m wssk-dayl
For kenoDoth, e.2s a m Tuesdays, ThursdayL
and saturdays
For Dover. Harrington and Delmar, 124 To- 4
q. m IA. 6.b2 p. m weekday and Zoo nigh
daily
Tor harrington ana way EtstionI ass a a,
and 8.0o p ~. weekdays.
kTpress lor Zane Charles, Old Point Comior
and Eoriolk. l0.5s an weekdays and l&o0 niga
oAily -.
FOR ATLANII CITY.
Connecting via West Philadelphia, $50 o. m.
rs nd 6ls . m, weekdays; s.l4 a. m. AM
g IS p. m., Sundays Atlantic tity special, az
n NJ car Ct mmouAuon ltalna
The Wilmington transfer Co will rall TOT an
check baggage from hotels and residenceA
For iurthrr information, apply TO ]. n, M,
Viii am Ciiy Ticket Agent Market stree
or at the ta,iOn. telephone, City Ticket O1ioi
%. & A. $40.
W ERBuRY. ]. r. WOOD,
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic Manage
GRO. W. BOYD.
General PASSENGER AGENT
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Madison A. G. Won Gam.

The Madison A. C. has organized for the
season and would like TO have games for
any saturday after May 18th. from anv
l3-years-old team in the city Address
all challenges TO W j. Boeck. captain.
S2S Madison street The line-up is as
follows: Boeck, captain c.: Harting
manager, p.; kerngold, S.; Stapler. 10. :
Haugh. 2b.; Summers. 3b Thomas. ri. F;
Campbell, IT,; Wells, ci; T. Boeck. sub.
The captain OF this team would like 10
hear from st. Mary's, Harrison A. G. and
any team out OF the city that viii share
expenses. II would also like to Join the
Junior league which the National a g.
Is forming
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RaIIrnad Morhmnn Hnr,

While driving a wedge at the shops
Of the Pennsylvania Railroad Co, at
Todd's Cut, yesterday afternoon,
Timothy O'Keefe, a machinist, injured
himself badly. The tool slipped from
his hand, and flew upwards striking
him in the chin and making a bad
wound. Detective W. 4. Jones attended
him. He was sent to his home No.
l0l Market street.
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WILSON LINE.
Brandywlns and City Of Chester.

y NIINI ''1'IN 'IIN VI N' N''0'E"''
Ia fleet
Leaves Wilmington, Fourth street wharf week
days and sundays, 7.3O l0.SU a m, l.o0 and
4.lo D m.
Leaves Chester one our later.
Leaves Pniiadelpha Chestnut Street Wharf
week-dl lys ana sundays, 7.oO and 1880 a m, l.W
and AIS p. N.
w. l. aves hester one hour later.
Snip ers OF ire ght have frequent service, care
iul hanulug prompt delivery and tull protection
from the weather by covered Wnarvea and
wagons
40 secure these facilities, order your shipments
PnlaHe .phia, Pa, and Fourth Street Wharf
Wilmington, Del.
Lumulrn Saturday, A pr 2sih, on Saturdays
and suuoay- My, an extra boa will leuYa bOth
" imr gton md Philadelphia N.
FARES, INCLUDlNG sATURSAfs AND
SUNDAYS,
Philadelphia, Exc- 2bci one way, l5c.
Chester Ike, l5c; one way, 1Oc-
HORACk wills N, General Manaaef
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Are We Growing F?
For Your Information.

During ending April 1906 Automatic Telephones were installed
NO ~ ~'0o"ils e" NAME ~
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son tomorrow, al clubs playing accord
ing to the schedule given above.
STANDING or THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

SCHEDULE FOR TOMORROW.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Brooklyn az Boston
Philadelphia at New York.
Pittsburg at Chicago
ST. Louis at Cincinnati.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago at St. Louis.
Cleveland at Detroit.
New York at Washington
Boston at Philadelphia.
TRt-sTATE LEAGtE.
Altoona at Johnstown
York at Lancaster.
Harrisburg at Williamsport.
Silver sud. docs mot scratch. So,dbv
druggists aud gTouers.t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-24
NO HARMONY IN SIGHT
Senator Alice Contemporary Re-
jeCtS The Regular RepHb-
IiCan Proposition,
There Will BIZ NO SENATOR
RnnublIoan MaIorlty IN the
Republican Majority In the
Present Legislature Gould
Not Agree.
A CALL UPON KENT AND SUSSEX
To Work Together for Union
Republican Success.

Leaving Ssw Castle Ceunty 20 ths Demo-
crata-This. IN Edsct. is Senator Anee's
Ultimatum-He Wn Not call the Union
EepubIienn STATE Central Comnnittee To
Esthsr % Consider The Regular fropo-
aitIor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-24
BOWLING.

The Academy Bowling League teams
played their final games last night, with
the following result:
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the gAprl2l
% %o1 the following new SUBSCRIBERS ADDRESS
toa GolT T ' ~ .i--- Tenth and Tatnall Streets
llla Berg P, Contractor, Hamilton r.r,, r.,n., Streets.
5i57 5i5 5e s AZ 4o cigars and Candy g. " er Eighth Spruce
1889 Cloud Lorenzo b. Residence. Tatnau Street
''fsaSn 9Sl45g Home Home 'u9 - Laura 5o6 W Fifth Street.
1887 c4ay Laura M The cntenon -. " rt.., s.u,
Delaware Hardwood Lumber Co. Whole %. pnna..
'o' 1on and soeroo@ yandeyer and Jeup Street
1852 pf1 fHi MS A. i "e ~ oo' No g. Eighth and
lias i q, q, EEsa EEsass l,, street
100 du Pon T. coleman RESIDENCE sos Broome
1885 Eer Juseph Dr Goods and Notion r a. r, i.oD s
1882 Eer, Joseph Rsdsnee I 2ls Adams street
1855 Grant Edith Resdepce ........... Tatnal
25oI i Hoey James T f. Rssaence 1911 Washington Street
1910 iiosne' George H. Book and Job Print ,.s,.-,.s.
Holt, Clarence Residence 5 3.5 + Fourth street
1884 Mccaaety John Residence Street
2i65 Nelrey coie Livery and Boarding 90, y, r.-.s...
Martin Walter Pet and Poultry supply c..
lHiTan Marshall H. Residence. Twenty third Street
27s2 Mundora Harry A. Groceries and Pro- - , n, H. e
Nolan James, Proprietor Commercial o,-,,.,..s...
1894 Pase Michael 23 Pine Street
1854 s6oore Harry Wholesale Groceries Orange
tioneTy .....'........'. 100 Scott Street
sprlancs Drug Co, Druggists and Chem
I765 Stevenson Augustus Residence . Cor Poplar
5o@ Thompson, clara .i .. 2i7 iavoy Street
Trust CO.. Residence ............e Bayad
Vandeve. W Bicycles Sporting
Goods Sundres nc Repairing Market
W
Webb, II. ". West Street.
4 Scott JB West
and W. W.. Residence. 0l4 West
2773 Williams VIM. f. Co., Rooers, Heaters
andR Reanng Street.
Wilson, Residence West
Wlson& Ilarlwa Iron,
Hardware Third
WNe, Residence ...........
H. Jr Street
INDIVIDUAL
o Nc arere receiving daily
forfu herin ma "a
&
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CHARLES
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Wilmington Furniture Go.

Buster as usual furnishes most Of the
fun, OF rather his cleverness is largely
responsible for il. The Keatons are
always we'll received here and were
given a hearty welcome at both per
formances yesterday. The Royal Musi-
cal Five contribute an excellent act
and are easily one of the main feat
ures of the bill. Holcomb, Curtis and
Webb in their school scene A Winter
Session. " The Orpheus Comedy Four,
in some up-to-date fun making: The
Wallaces in a pretty playlet entitled,
Case Of Champagne and Gertie
Reynolds and her irlie-Twirlie
Girls IN a singing, and dancing spe-
cialty that is much TO their credit, are
features Of much merit. Rayno's bull
terriers furnish good entertainment,
and show a training that is unusual in
dogs of this breed One Of the "side
show features Of this act is the manner
IN which two young terriers struggle
! for the possession of piece of leather
I OF something Of the sort, illustrating
the tenacity Of purpose for which bull
terriers are noted. The Kinetograph
introduces MIR. But-In" this week,
a character that is we'll handled by the
picture man.
"A Romance Of Coon Hollow, :"
opened three-days engagement at the
lyceum Theatre, yesterday 10 large
audiences. The play .has6 always had
a strong cast on previous visits and
this trip is no exception. The scenery
IS elaborate and the electrical effects
are very good. A very clever troupe
Of darlSies sing the latest songs and
give an exhibition Of buck and wing
dancing that would he hard to beat.
There is great fire scene in "a
Ragged Hero, which comes TO the
Lyceum next Thursday. The play is
built around incid,nts which make il
melodramatic in the extreme. but
which never fails TO please the masses.
The scenic effects are revelations. One
scene especially appeals, and that one
ls the one where the villain sets
fire TO the farm house, the hero makes
a daring swing from one end Of the
stage TO the other and rescues the little
child of his benefactress.
Barney Gilmore, the versatile, nat.
ural singing Irish actor, will be seen
here for the first time on April Goth
az the Lyceum in his new play, a
Rocky Road to Dublin, written for
him by Daniel l.. Hart, author OF "The
Parish Priest" and other successful
plays Messrs. John II. Havlin and
George II. Nicholai have given the play
an elaborate scenic setting. a notable
supporting company of players together
with clever specialties.
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SEASIDE 8fsurts.
ATLANTIC CITT,
HOTEL MAJESTIC, Isa.. IEss.Hls i:.$ a's; S:ss.. sc

Special rates, g. per day and howard. o per
week aud upward; elevator from street level;
booklet mailed. kAMUkL W. kLLIa
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Harry y. Kellar, a new agent az the
r., b. & W, railroad station, accom-
panied 10y his family. has been visiting
relatives in Reading, Pa.
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Baltimore & Ohio R. R.
sonodu. IA effect Msrcn Is. 1906.
Trains Leave Delaware Avenue Station,
WILMINGTON. DEL.

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DEi AWARE AVENUE STATION
Delmarvis Telephone No. 2l93
j.. q A. Telephone No l42lA.
City Ticket Office, No. S04 Market Street
j. 4 A. Telephone i75SA.
Delmarvia telephone 2l95. II. A. MILLER
Travelling Passenger Agent
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ADJUSTMENTS


The local Modjeska testimonial will
bring together an unusually brilliant
social gathering. This great actress
appeals especially to those who have
travelled, who have read, who have
observed, and above all, TO those who
have seen the majority Of tho other
celebrated players of the day. Appre-
citation Of such talent as Modjeska's
depends largely upon comparison.
In truth, it is after one has seen all
the foremost actors and actresses Of
the current time that he realizes the
true quality Of this great woman 8
gifts. When she appears at Grand
Opera House tomorrow night in Mac
beth" the certainty rs that the major
ity Of those present will he playgoers
Of tho most refined critical tastes and
capable Of the most minute discrimina-
tion. IL Is to such assemblages that
Modjeska enost loves 30 play, for then
she feels that she has her audience
with her, that she understands them
and they understand her.
One Of the funniest musical comedies
OF the stage, The Airship, headed by
Frank Cushman, the grandest singer
! hNu NlNah kihNtAuA nhNNtI VI TWO utNil
| spheres, Will appear at the Grand Opera
House on April 30th This sensa.
tional musical novelty. assisted by q
large company Of dramatic and spe.
cialty artists, is said TO he pictures
| quely staged with the latest scenic anc
| electric effects, TO show the Air Shit
In space among the clouds The in.
/ cidents occurring during the trip from
San Francisco to Atlantic City II
twenty four hours, will be found to b,
| highly amusing, as many ludicrous
! situations are shown, the lines brigh
and overlowing with wit and humor
Manager Dockstader Of the Garricl
maintains his reputation for furnish
ing good entertainment this week b,
presenting a show that offers a yer,
good assortment of comedy and sing
ing, mostly the former. The Thre,
keatons, headed of course by Littl,
I Buster, return after long absence
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-11-29
DUNCAN

A light fall of the beautiful barely
covers the ground
J ii Krick Is still on the sick list
but able to he up part of the time.
Amos Cruson made a trip to Miller
last week
II J Sinlsie has bought jim Kricks
threshing machine. and started in
last Menday to finish up a couple OF
jobs Mr.. krick uad engaged. tie is
uow doing his own threshing. which
Is one of the best paying jobs in the
neighbprhood except Mr. krick who
Pad 1856 bu Aof wheat, 1910 bu, OF
oats, and 4l0 bu OF spe!tz-- u total
of 1855 bu. uI small grain. Mr.. krick
thresacI 1856 bu OF small grain for
Amos Cruson and 1904 bu. Tor Wm.
Cruson. AR. hrick sails the largest
amount oi Sraii he threshed from
one setting this season was Frank
Machorec's, 2JS7 bushels
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-11-29
pepenaed on Prouldenc.

A gentleman in the south was pass
ing potato patch and stopped to
speak to a darkey who was leaning
lazily on his hoe.
"Howdy, uncle. How are you feel
ing?"
''Oh, Use feelin' mighty fine. Gaze ]
sho has been havin' good luck"
'Is that COZ"
''Yas, sab; why, bout week ago I
had lot oh trees TO TO cut down, an
q cyclone come ellons an jes' nechely
knocked 'em ovah 70 me-"
''Well. that is wonderful"
1T sho is, but Providence done helps
me again yestiddy. Massa tole me to
burn up de strawstacks an heah come
de lightnin' az fo' / knowed it they
want nothin' left"
We'll. Well! But what are you do.
Ing now?"
me? Ise waitin fo' yearthauake
to shake desc 'taters outen de groun." "
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-11-29
Church services at the usual hours

Church services at the usual hours
Sundays
Mr.. and Mrs. f. f. Dye entertain
ed Il number of friends at dinner
Sunday
Lost--A mans overshoe i'm or Just
south If town. Finder please leave
at Fraser Bros. store.
Sheriff Gebhart was down from
Elm Gre elk Saturday
ID j Drennaman OF sWcssingtoa
Springs spert Saturday night at
this place.
c. Burraone was in the Valley
Tuesday representing the American
Book company
DR. Wiley was out from Kimball
Tueidav evening to look at Miss
Stahrs hand. He pronounced the
trouble a felon.
Harvey Trainor is short "a number
OF turkeys. He isn't certain what
got away with them, but doesn't
think it was wolves
We're promised another nice spell
of weather
Until a railroad is built into the
county, the greater number OF peo-
pie from buffalo county will market
their grain at kimball and haul
their. lnmter and coal from that
point. About four-fifths of the farm
ers OF the county haul over the road
straight south of here and have To
so over the Crow creek grade. Dur
ing IL wet spell Of wet weather it is
Impossible to pun a load across the
bottom. 1t means the outlay of
some money, because there is not
enough poll tax worked TO accom-
plish much, but is a ma tier which il
of1nterest to the largest part of the
county. aud we believe it u matter
worthy the consideration Of the
commissioners at their next me citing
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-11-29
DUROC-JERSEY BOARS

i have Two April pigs, weight 2OG
lbs. each. aud two May pigs, nearly
as large, W. II. Winter. Bailey, ) ID
Strayed-OAe sOrrel ,iare, weight
1000 lbs, star in forehead. right hind
foot wmte. ". r.. Peck, Messing
ton, springs, y. ID.
Farm Land Wanted-Niil pur-
chase tirsl.cluss ranch oT farm land,
improved or unimproved. GlNe
lowest price and description } A.
Mcnamara, Rock Island, Ill.
Corn Wanted-You can sell your
corn al home. See } a johnson,
Ganu Valley, ). ID.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-11-29
A nica C,Istincticn.

The following anaot fail to amuse
all who have seen and heard the late
John Fiske. Imagine him seated In
his study, presumably writing on The
Mystery OF Evil" The door opens and
his little son steps timidiy in, saying:
Papa"
"Yes, my son, what is it,"
ma says you arc 20 whip me-"
Whip yea. What have you done?"
Il said something naughty"
What did you say?"
"Why, said that Aunt Sarah was a
fool and that Aunt Mary was a damn
fool"
Then John Fiske said in that inim-
liable New ENGLAND drawl. That is
about the distinction should make.
Run out and play
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-11-29
Blows His Own Horn.

In the past the great man was sur"
rounded by a band OF ardent worship.
ers who circled about him and trum-
peted forth his praise. In these de.
generate days, if there is great
man, he is not usually surrounded by
satellites, for the satellites are prac-
tically employed circling about them
selves, SO the great mar girds up
his IONS and wisely proclaims his
own greatness Brooklyn Eagle.
The Dakota chief. (Gann Valley, Buffalo County, S.D.) 18??-1913, 1906-11-29

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Mrs. JChn EtOauer returned last
week from ii visit to her daughter in
Mitchell
Miss Pa,la NIarsbau l. hama from,
wessiyton Snrinys sanirory 70
sne,d Thank soivi,r with b.r n,r
antS
lin, Graan ;,sorps ne that h, b,s
his c,,rn NJ, buskad sam,ttor of
f,ct Yin, i.., Ii,r 70 ol,r,,.s ,r,,
tends t" he sick car hurts himself
about corn hnskinG tim" so his wife
o.,
used TO sit in thp dark in the evening
because he was to law TO light the
lamp. This summer he fed his hens
tightening bugs and has saved the
eggs which rive of a "beautiful i'm
caudescnnt lipht and by placinm two
or three eggs arouuo the room. has
All the .ight necessary He figures
that if he rOuId net his hens to eat q
e. ~ color4d butterflies he wouId ~et
a heautifnl color effect A. least
this IL the STORY. and anvonn who
knows Truthful linn knows its So
Ey
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'o'o W. III" 'O' ''i1' "'ii'0 ''n
X j. Kinney is enjoying Il visit
from his father.
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\ New 1orN barber nus ON Il cor
her tAhle hhe microscope ana "a
framed announcement that sa. s
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VIII ras.n,hi. - ,i... ,f raw no.s
To shave the face perfectly smooth
requires not only the removal OF the
hair. but also IA portion OF the cuti-
Gle, so that n close shave means the
removal OF a layer OF skin all around
The blood vessels thus exposed are
not visible to the eye, but under the
ih'SroScope each l't'e quiFerihS
'ho"'"' ho''''hS minute "ioo'i drop
proIest'ilS a%alhSp Snch Urea tihehI.
brIiiS d 'riehu ana see! Inc nerve
tips are also uncovered nF close