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

to custom, will be for the Sioux Falls
Children's Home.
The Ladies Aid of the Congre-
gational church will meet with Mrs.
Mallery Wednesday, Nov. %.
Miss Lulu Lotus, of Taopi, Mimi,
arrived last Saturday to spend the
winter with her sister, Mrs. T. M. Col
Inns of Mathews.
The W. G. T. L. will meet at the
home of Mrs. Brownell on Friday
evening, Nov. 30, at s O'Clock. Thanks
giving program. Let members and
friends be present. Sec.
Three Grabler boys from Ipswich
have entered the South Dakota School
of Telegraphy this week as did also
Tom Lotus, of this city. There are
at present fifteen students enrolled
and more to enter next week.
Mrs. S. A. Burd has placed on
her shelves and in her show cases as
fine a line of candies as was ever dis
played in De Smet. The assortment
is complete and new stock is received
every few days in order hat it may
be constantly fresh. The best grades
are kept both in fancy packages and
in bulk. Take a look at the display.
Gov. Elrod has issued his thanks
giving proclamation in accordance
with the proclamation of the presi-
dent. "The plain people, (the
mental class need not apply, says the
governor, shave great reason to be
thankful for the many and bountiful
blessings which they have enjoyed
during the past year.
The I. S. S., a society composed
of eight young ladies of this city, en-
tertained their friends at a dancing
party at the opera house Wednesday
evening. Tables were set in one end
of the hall and an elegant banquet
served. The tables were cut off from
the dance floor by screens, and the
place handsomely decorated. The
affair was complete in every particu-
lar, and it is now up to the young
men to do the right thing by the
ladies.
A bunch of Cavour kids playing
with an alarm clock, a few days ago,
created a little commotion out of the
ordinary, says the Clarion. They had
taken the clock partly to pieces and
wound up the alarm when it was
placed On the head of one of the
small boys and turned loose. The
cog wheels gathered up all the avail
able hair on the head of the kid and
his bowls, mingled with the jingle of
the alarm, startled the community.
To separate the clock and the kid it
was necessary to cut off a large bunch
of hair. While he is not near so hand
some as before the encounter the boy
has acquired a pretty fair idea as to
the working of an alarm clock.
Friday morning of last week oc-
Cured the death of Mrs. Coleman
Kane at the family home in this city.
She was 65 years of age, and had been
an invalid for nearly fifteen years.
The immediate cause of death was a
severe cold contracted some little time
before, which assumed the form OF
pneumonia. There are left to mourn
her death a husband, four sons, Cole
man, B. j.. Matt and Patrick, and
three daughters, Mrs. j. T. Callahan,
Mrs. l.. f. Collins, of Mathews town.
ship, and Miss Anna Kane, of st.
Paul. Mrs. Kane was a faithful mem
Der of the Catholic church, a true
wife and a kind and loving mother.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-23
This is Worth remembering.

As no n is immune, every person
should remember that Foleys Kidney
Cure will cure any case of kidney or
bladder trouble that is not beyond
the reach of medicine, l.. E.. Sasse.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-23

illness and death of our daughter,
Vesta. CARL ScHULEz n FAMILY.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-23

Poland china Bears ready for service; at
SIS, each. Pedigree given with pig.
W. WEERTS.
3 miles northwest of Bancroft.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-23

We are effectively organized to push
sales, and can promise, If your price is
right and our terms favorable, to give
good and satisfactory service.
Yours for business,
N ~. W. FOxfor Land Agency.
Office in CarrolPs Bank Building
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-23
FARM FOG RENT
ron SALE.

S f a 20-113-57, LeSeuer township fo
one or more years. DAN GAVIN 10-4
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-23
Hanson's Chicken Remedies.

| have a positive curefor Roup, Canker,
and Gapes. Price, soc a quart. Cure
guaranteed or money refunded.
LESTER HANSON. DE Smet, S. ID.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-11-23
s NAP s
Brown Leghorn BOOSTERS.
plymouth Rock Boosters.

Fifteen purebred !. G. Brown Leghorn
roosters for sale at $1.O0 each.
7-4t X. r. ID. | FRANCIS FENNESSEY
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24

,SS In drawing girls Charles ionna Gibson
was fond VI varying his type. y. l'heS Gib-i
son Girl, whom The 2innideny OF America
have accepted as their collective portrait,
and To- whom they have been trying to
1ilve VI ever since she was halted us ~
woman y fac should be, Just be fore bid-a
3ditg farewell to u tho n American Girl
Gibson told the writer tho idea that the
tgirl WHO ts nov hts wife, was the model
from which She had drawn his pictures
was utterly erroneous; the contrary was
true he said he had formed IN Ills mind
an Ideal, which he drew over ana over
again, and when he met Miss Langhornc5
he realized that at last he had found his;
Ideal woman; 80 he wooed her and won
her. But those who are familiar ithl
3Gibson,s work must know TINT lle drew
many types OF woman. only one ofiwhicfi
could BY any possibility hlve been his
idea. " Il Ss5 tsa
The picture thnt accompanies to-day.s
paper shows Il type that Is ra Their rare
with the Gibson the languorous, Oriental
boa tty. COMPLIMENTARY the name he
gave to III. It shows q dark, hnndsonle
woman and a Cupid, In intimate confer
sence the little god g arm around her
she may alone hear the secret plans he
lis suggesting to her. 4 t Is n simple lit
tic drawing, II and It 4 involves no deep
Thought to comprehend, for woman and
Cupid have ever been oonsplra tors. IN a nd
their plots are as potent to-day as they
were when elllnh inveigled Samson to
5hls4ruin. Il n & 3,33 55 s
15&The Cupid sis a. rernar ka BILE Illustration
of the effect that can be produced by q.
ew perfect lines. @ To draw In pure out t.
line Is moro difflcult than to & portray
lights and shadows by means OF masses
Of graduated lines, ror roundness and per-
spective must be suggested, they cannot
be drawn. This end Is attained by the;
varying strength OF the time. but this
must be absolutely true ~ cannot waver,;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
I BAY SHORE CASE 6: 81 !: 4. |.

r. Lancas Williams and Other ',r
3 Officers { Cited for Contempt.
NoRFoL June 2 pom 's': a
ton 81 G. Groner and 3, leigh
receivers 81 the Bay shore ilray Fed
eral Judge Waddlll gned an u IN
junction order restraining N the5s Norfolk
Railway and Light COMPANY, tts Sofncl |! a! ~
and employees from In an n!
With the terminal Sprppe lies or the man
sagement OF these prop leg while 2 sadJoin
the Norfolk Railway and Light Comp 11 nyts
Ocean View resort pro- e'ss . I,
r. La ncastor iains presid ent + Ed,
win c. Hathaway. general fm anag er. ana
Richard q Hunt and 4 Thomas M. w alker.
employees & OF IN the Mort ok III Ra ilway} ana
light Company y. are cite by the: tn1unc e
ton order to appear IN court Is Friday, "
al twe lye q clock moo /, to show cause
- NJ hey s,o iili not be fined for contempt
Of court for tearing down, orS ermit tins !!
sto be torn down, lights and signs soft ne
Bay Shore railway. Il These ~ 8 hts !s ana n
sign were Int ended to a tracts 4 Ocean view
patrons tp#travel on the Bay more cars 1
tho lines aof which are opernting IN oppo.
sition TO- the orfolk Railway ana ana 4Ligt'lss
SCompany's Ocean " ewS Inc. III !,
Through the Bay Shore road, when sold
at auction some time ag o was 81 pposetd to
have been bought 81 by repr essen tatiye e 81
the defendant line In this action, the hold
Ing I'm OF the sale by tho obligation IN
the supreme court OF the n tied States.
Al Philadelphia, has prevent ed $S the de-
Sltyery, and the 1 Bay Shore sis still peing
opera ted by the receiver the pure M
deriving no benefit from its large busl-
ness of the present seas sl35; Ssf
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
CONTRACTS | FOR WATER /
SUPPLY AT. CHATHAM Ia III | !
A Number Of Criminal Cases
Tried in Pittsylvania
Court. 4
,c,ali = rhe, Times Dispatch.)

sa Especial to The Times DlepdtcH,l3si n
CHATHAM, VA, Julne %. The Town P7
Council, on bids for increasing the water
supply, have awarded the following con con,
tracts; 4 fl 81, + lss
standplpe. complete. to the Chicago
Bridge and Iron Works. for II, 900; pump
Ing ma ohinery and gasoline motors, to
sRumseyl3I& O., Seneca Falls, N, ", for
$685.; building reservoirs, pump houses.
laying pipe fines, setting valves and
special castings. to Giles and Haynes.
Of Chatham, Va, for y, 07o. Contract Tor
cast iron pipe, speci castings and YalveH
yet to be- let. The contractors VIII pe--
gin work In a short While.
During the June term Of Pttsyiyanla
Circuit Court Which adjourned Friday
hight, the following cases we're tried;
Nat syYlnbIs 18Th, for malicious cutting. fned
S25, 90; Henry Barker. charged with
Ehousebreaking, acquitted James F, Han,
for malicious woundlng, hung Jury; Mor-
ton Warren for stealing several hun-
{dred pounds OF tobacco, two years IN
the penitentiary, James Lewis, for MALI
iciously wounding Constable r. 3, Neal
in December, 1901, seven years IN the
psnitentlary; John Little, for killing Tank
ersly. fury verdict for Ave years In the
penitentlary set aside on account Of IT.
regularity In Indictment,
4 r, w Y, Whitaker, OF Lynchburg, and
William r, Tyree, OF Chatham, quail fed
as attorneys to practice In the courts
of PittsylYanla county.
Liuuor tlIstnars' license granted 70
Charles Mccoy, Dry Fork Dist llitlg Com
na,,y Floyd II. Mitchell, Zachary Adkins,
~. T., Lacy D. b. City, ", r., Hodges
ana w. r, Knight. vs., h
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
Hon Artists Use Lines
i1 Pen and Ink Work
Seventh o the Series of Articles on Pen and Ink Drawing
Which The Times dispatch is Publishing, Each Illus
trated with a Picture BY Charles Dana Gibson
&@H8 E5 8## COnspiratOrs. 55
sConspirators.

bc uncertain Or ragged. ITO produce such
Il figure as this cupid, stin1ustBb be drawn
first In pencil and tie dtlines carefully
considered, rubbed out, and .redra vyn, ur !.
I'll the artist is thoroughly atisfled then
Stha shadows SHOULD be 5ad rawn u Entity 70
drawn III & Ink, finely wlere The lights
come and moro heavily where there are
shadows But. the outlines needs u firm,
$,inwavering hard and great precision.
BY this iethods u Gibscil - has II 81 iceeeded
hereii In giving us In outline d Cupid whose
flesh Id round tarid soft. N lie Inns s,ig-
Sgestcd indows here and there arounu
Hthe outline to Increase tho effect, ana
has heightened III BY drawing the hair
In sharp straight lines which make i the
delicnte curves OF the body seem rl5 ever ever
rotindcr. III ri nj Ss3 III 81 s3S
51 The won,an's face iss an admirable
$sttidy. Its features are consistent ana
Sall 81 the Oriental type His model might
have been beautiful JeWess. Her eyes
snre large-orbed, with long, n arrow open
Eitgs between the heavy; lnnguorous litd 1
and shaded by long, thick, black lash 1'e
It "a worth the atudent's while to take AK
note here sthe lashes nre not. drawn at
all but tindicnted by two black lines
The nose is dclica tely aquiline, without
being asbenlf ~ and. Its N ostrils stells Of o
hishbred sensitive and proud character.
me full, round cheeks and thick, though
perfectly shaped, lips, indcat to an ardent
and amorous nature. These lips are q
fine bit Of drawing when show how
a mass OF straight lines laid Eont n BY the
hand of master, can give the 9 fleet OF
rlpcness ~ rcdncss and @ moisture. The
moisture \ Is shown BY the one spot OF
white on the luscious lower lip, refully
placed there for this very purpose They
nre lips that invite kisses, and that have
within them Infinite $posst tiles. II aof
which makes one Incl Inc to envy the t:t,
ma Il against who IN this 3 yollup p 70
#charmer Il consp!ring with her malicious.
little ally. 8 MI
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24

1 oBAc co cR 4: i RlDDLE Z!
st. ohn's Day Cel ebrated At the the
Oxford Orphan A,y lurnSI1AI Vith
81 F. Exercise and Dinner ii 5.3,s5
(specialtto The rlmes- Dispatoh.)

Especial to The Time b Dispa tch:)
DURHAM, n. {. 4, June I. q, Fire last
night; several miles from the city, de-
;stroyed the lumber mill belonging to- Mr..
Josiah IA ok ms The 4 mill contained Z, oUO
feet fof lumber, and the loss IS estimated
3at 81, 900. b The origin OF the fire Is up.
posed to have 81 been 9 & spa k from N q
passing train. Nc The flames 81 spread rapid
", ana re5nlill and tents were soon On
burned.
NJ reports have reached Il this place from
Orange. and 2Casw counties that "a hail
storm ca n NJ /; N & nesda " "a mornin s. Do
fstroyeds a number q crops 81 q NJ Tobacco,
oats co rn@and Scot ton. The farm rsf say
1T fwasS the most ltsast us storm that
has 81 curred in q snu mbe g OF year VI o
storm lasted an hour or NOR ,aaa and the
stones were OF unusual size. $S MI. g.
5Plttard, o. farrner IN ear, Chapel I'll lost
,oO6 Hills Sof tobacco, and the crops In
this section mex Vi fall wi II be sho T ho
Shall45in CasWell In n Its at ~ ono time
during the storm was from tive to three
The annual st, JOINTS Day celebration,
Nat&the Oxford Orphan Asy lunlS wa obs
served IA to- day at that place. 7 he
exercises were presided over by Lieu.
tenant Francis u. M Ninston. General ~
s., Register, OF Oxford made the welcome
address, which was responded to by q
fnumbe OF visitors The annual address Ns
was delivered by Colonel Sol. Gallart, OF
gRutherfordton. Exercises were also rem 4
Edcred BY the orphans, and dinner was
served to the sitors In the old -fns hioned
style, at the asylum. & III * 55as3 ss3
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
GREAT PURCHASES
BY Underwater ! |: ! \ I: A.
Of Large Blocks 81 s
Property ONT ii to 8a8 Union Il
Depot il Norfolk.
r sHER's OFF e cLo'sE 4
F. F. Collier owes His orfolk:II
Branch Office to Wash Wash
ington.
fsbec IA q The n 1. Times Dispatsl1.o

.EN Especial 10 me llHies- Dispa tS'i.J II;
NORFOLK June q IT ride-
water Railway is buying other large
blocks OF property nd Joining its recent
East Main Street purchase obtained for
the announced cntIonA OF putting there here.
on a passenger stat ton and freight depot.
The railway, which Is being built ny
Standard Oh interests, has announced gs'1
that itSwould not be averse to 4 con vert
ING It's East Main Street property into
a union station, and the business inter
5ests OF Norfolk and some Of the other
railroads are now consid plans for
getting such a station there. 18th THIS
last y acquisition Of lands # by the & de-
water, the site Is now plenty large for
such a station, and It is now regarded
that union station there is decidedly
probable. s. IL. I,
q More than 500, coo was expended ny me me
railway 81, these last purcl1 ases. II \. 5i
The local office Of the publishing house
5of Il p. Il i. VA Collier, Of New York which
has been maintained 48i In 81 this city rors
many years, has been closed. The 4busi-
ness heretofore transacted through the
office Will be done through the NVasni l1lz
ton Office Of the big y ouse. q 4. "a
" There were Snl most q score OF #elnplloSe as5
~ the local office. Eight OF the young
women in the office and three men have
Been dischargedr and others connected n e
with the office wilt 81 her sh ortly be SEM
TO other fields, or else their services VIII VII
be dispensed wi thu ~ W i$ i, "a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
St.THEl MAN BETWEE ''57
viii Undoubtedly Make "a sat :, Y. /.
when l!"Robert Elsrnere" wa

when Robert Elstn ere' was q upllls'1eeu,
nearly a score Of years ago the rams 'll e, =
Ut at once swept the Engllls h |'1 81 eakals
world. For months nothing els e ;.Wa "
talked Of Sermons were prea cneo ~ :, =.
men forgot business to discuss y. Neh'4y
one million copies were sold In the United
+ stnt es lone. sS 70 4 novel since then has
aroused the Same interest, for, hereto
fore. no novel sof its peculiar nature mas ll
since been published.
n "Robert Elsmcre's'' successo PEI
haps It is not too much to say----R Rob-
ort 15lserere super lor--has arriv ed.,st
And the new novel, which is certa q! !. 20
supplant that earlier work IN .l n = !!
memory, N Is ""Tho Man BetWe en-, Dy
Amelia r. Barr. s
n That this Is a daring claim to make
for any modern work Of fiction Is admi y
Ted But tho proof lies In the book itseA.
I Not that ."rhe Man Between = seeks no.
Gtorioty by $attacking religion OF rel! glous
institutions. On the contrary, u - never
guilty OF such bad taste. But the story
itseI demands consideration for certain
clerical and social themes that are as
5startlingly new and undisoussed as were
the topics which Robert Elise 80
#audaciousy dealt with . I :. !,
Nor Is 1T exaggeratlong 70 say thnt Mrr.
5Barr,s is the greater book OF the two.
II IS tremendously virile, stirring specu-
flaton- compelling narrative Of up-to- date
people and up-to-date yiclssltud es. me
blot is exciting and absorbing enough to
attract such persons as do not care 70
40 deeply into such more weighty conaid-
eratlona as tho book brings UP, but VINO.
nevertheless, wish to read q novel that
every one else Is talking ahou " i - 4! q
many sided narrative. and each side VIII
call for discussion and profound inser-
( est, botl, In England and America \,
'dThe Man Between !s q book that VIA
be read and talked OF, IT will live for
y many d day, It Ia easily the strongest
novel 1905 has produced, *
This book will re ach the novel -i<sa ding
public under unique SYSTEM, One lead
fnp merchant In each city throughout tho
country will control the. salo by haNDng
d. special edition made for him. N.
Miller 81 Rhoads saw the great possi-
lblllties Of placing new copyrighted llc-
ton In this why, and while their edlFlon
is manufactured In the usual 3l'b 9 style,
they Will CLIP a whole dollar of the
30 cents copy, with ten cents addl-
tional for postage when ordered by mall
This la really placing a flrst-class book
with the public at much better than
Il ia a Remarkable demonstration Of
the changes that hive taken place IN
publishing and hook selling methods. Not
only lis the work ssned In $l.b0 style,
but. what Is most unusual, there has
gheen added to II four colored Illustrations
a fac imile page Of the authors nlanp-
script and autograph, and a tWo-colcred
Stitlo page. making Y altoEe thert even
better than the usual 81 80 novel,
II .pThe Man Batween,.' Is the second 81
a famous Sl5o,O00 series Of new novels
by. world fambus authors that VIII PC
placed With the reading public under this
system at the rate Of q novel a month.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
sT,l,,o /. MONUMENT 2 y.
Summer Institute 70 Commend g e Is.
Tune 18th. NJ.

XII & Especial to The Time s-l1lspatcHt'l.,.
y FREDERICKSBURG re- Al June I'i1 o.
The monument to the memory I, q inc
one hundred and Twenty seventh Penn
$svlyania &yolunta GERS wi II be unveiled IN
tie National Cemetery here Monday. a
gsspeclalS train Of twelve coaches VIII bring
gthe Pennsylyanians here, who VIII spend
tle day and return that night 533
Great intarest Is felt In the coming
summer Institute here for teachers,
which opens June 2Sth. and VIII continue
four weeks. Prospe cts Il are prig NJ IS !
a very large attendance, the sessions :,
! Of the institute will be held IN the bulid-
,nrs n I OF A Fred er!cksburg College The
,ae,1lty is m excel ent one, composed. OF
INA Il following: II Miss ~ irginia REYNOLDS.
state Female Il Normal School -. -
Bridges. superintendent public schools
4 gloucester county; Miss NJ. F. II gglns,,
I fredericksburg College Miss NJ. Layinia
CrItz Roanoke High School Miss 3, y
"a Marks, Richmond city schools I. Hlcn.
mond !; John r. Rosebro. vice pres,aent
fred ericksburg College; Miss BEETLE Mur;i
atoa Graduate Of state Female Normal
school: j, r.. Neft, president La fayette
Cn,,epe. Alabama Il; Miss ". <. Ia starke !
Ysnacial instructor n manual training III
H ~ city and Norfolk county schools; i
n q Fl, 4 Russell, State; school examiner;
". II, Hamlet, Richmond CITY fi's y
School, !iSt :, U. ,,,,,,ni
al the University OF virginia VIII npla
= :. : mn nj meeting In the Courthouse hero
~, ~ noon on July 4th. In addition to the
bnsiness and election ofoffleers, there
viii be social features, Including q bans y
auet. u, y. 40 1x,,,g
George Baptist Association VIII bs e, neln
At Round Hill Church, in King George
aounty. Saturday and Sunday, June Both
ana July lst. All OF the Baptist pastors
~ t,,a county Will participate and there
viii be speakers from q distance, All-day
sessions Will be held and dinner served ''
on the grounds !, o,,,
4 fredericksburg Lndge q Hlks on sun,
church, and special sermon Will be
nreached to them by the rector. Rev,
II, II, Barber. who ts g member q INC
order. '@l
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-06-24
.'R[|.O, G GOOD
ROADS ASSOCIATION Il .||!!l
Organized at Lexington, and y
ficers Elected stere opticons
Lecture. ~

Especial to The Timss-D ispat ch, lssgg
LEXINGTON, VA, June 2S, a In
tional good roads convention, under g.
auspices OF the citizens Of Lexington 1fs
Rockbridge county, was held here tell
with morning and afternoon sesslonas
the court house, and night sessl IN 80
university chsg'el, # ~ ..li NJ SS
Addresses Of welcome We're extende6lx
Or. George II, Denny and r. u dlesgSss
Officers Of the National Good Iioa{s!s
Association made addresses as ifollpNat
Colonel w. Fl. Moore. president Gol3e
N. y. RlxeY. lecturer. and Captain
liam Bradburn, consulting engineer,
8 r. a. Schubert. travelling agent, eliI
cultural and industri department. i lhaFsss
folk & Western Railway. also made ss 1sts
address. The Rock brldge County CO.. IN 4
Roads Association was organized, slitG Hill
{the following Officers: Presiden \. s.ai
fAdair I, vice presldents, g. Brady ssi0sI!
~. j. Il, Kinieari secretary, a. Il, Ae slsst'
Myers; treasurer, 8. O.. Camp a.,ij
The following vice. pgesid Tents
elected, representing the county dtsIrteses
~, II, Whitmore, ssJs H, Glasgow, lys5
Rees, W. A. blot. john &. Ten ~
and n. CT. Mitch Ell y 81 s8 i sfssss
N COL AlaSrs 5 stereopt teal lecs M tasnl&A
In the chapel was soads of sias1 0gt ss