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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-06-22
Noble Conception.
MIMI.

AS the result Of the disinterested
effort of David Lubin, a citizen of San
Francisco, the king Of Italy has in
vited the nations of the world to send
representatives to conference, to be
held at Rome, to consider the pro-
priety of creating an international in
stitute of agriculture-and If so de-
cided, to organize such an institute
with clearly defined objects, author
fty and duties as set forth in the pro-
deliberations of the conference. Mr..
Lubin, says the Chronicle, OF that
city, is a gentleman Of keen intellect
and broad views, and his original pro-
posals contemplated for the proposed
institute scope Of activity and or
authority in connection with them
which seemed to most of us too broad
to be even subjects of discussion, as
practical measures, by the present
generation, and to be necessarily post
poned for serious consideration until
the good time coming comes. What
Mr.. Lubin may hope for the future,
however, has nothing whatever to do
with the propositions of the official
protocol of the Italian government,
which include only measures selected
from Mr.. Lubin's broad outline, and
Of which all contemplate action easily
possible at once, highly important and
extremely useful. The work proposed
for the institute of agriculture is SIM
ply the collection and distribution by
International cooperation Of the cur
rent agricultural data of the world.
These data include information re-
specting crops, labor, prices, freights,
discoveries, inventions and markets.
1t is a proposal to put the producers,
consumers and middlemen Of the
world on equal terms in respect to
information of current events calcu-
lated to affect markets Of agricultural
products so far as human ingenuity
and resources can accomplish it. 1t
is stated that 80 nations, including
our own, have notified the Italian gov
eminent of adherence to its proposals,
In so far as to promise representation
at the conference. So much is re-
Quired by international comfy, and
acceptance to that extent was within
the customary exercise Of the presi-
Dental authority and carries with 1t
q moral obligation on the part of con-
gress to provide for the expenses OF
the delegates, and upon the president,
thereafter, to make the necessary ap-
pointments. The final acceptance OF
the conclusions of the conference and
their incorporation into our national
or international polity is of course an
entirely different matter, to be deter
mined, either now or hereafter, by the
president and congress, or the presi-
dent and senate, according to the ma,
ture of the conclusions and the form
IN which they may be presented for
action.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-06-22
Fireman Severely Burned.

Topeka, Kan, June 16.-Six mem
bers of the Atchison, Topeka & Santa
Fe railway fire department here were
severely burned Friday by the explo-
sion of steel tank of oil in the
freight yards. Two of them, Gus
Miller and Guy Luddington, cannot
recover. The two latter were literal
ly roasted. Flesh dropped from their
bodies while they yere betEg rushed
to the hospital.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-06-22
Insurance President Sentenced.

Minneapolis, Mimi, June 18.-Dr.
Jacob F. Force, former president of
the Northwestern National Life In.
surance company, of this city, was
sentenced to serve three and a half
years in states prison by Judge
Brooks. Mr.. Force was convicted two
weeks ago of grand larceny in connec-
ton with the company at the time he
was president. This is the first con-
viction in connection with the recent
local insurance scandal here.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-06-22
Raise Prices of Dried Fruit.

Fresno, CAL, June 1S.-Within the
last few days dried fruit prices have
taken big jump. Buyers are offer
ing ten cents pound for dried peach
es and Is cents for apricots. Both
crops are light. These are the high
est prices offered for many years.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-06-22
Different Kinds.

"a man in politics should have lota
of friends, shouldn't he?"
cit depends" answered Senator Sorg-
hum, ION whether they are friends
who want to do something for you or
who want you to do something for
them" Washington Star.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-06-22
Tin Plant Closed Down,

New Castle, Pa, June 18.-The She
mango tin plant, said to be the largest
in the country, closed down indefinite.
ly, throwing about 1000 men out OF
employment No cause is given for
the suspension of operations, further
than that repairs are necessary.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-06-22
Try to Save Money; Badly Burned.

Cincinnati, June 19.-Samuel More
land, South Bellevue dairyman, and
his wife, parents of Jockey Moreland,
now performing upon Canadian
tracks, were probably fatally burned
by gasoline at their home while at
tempting to reach roll of money
hidden near a stove which had ex-
ploded. The money which the cou-
pie sought to reach was what re-
manned of $500 sent them to pay off
a mortgage on their home by their
son, who has been riding with great
success on the tracks around Toronto.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-06-22
Blaze in Newspaper Plant.

Salt Lake City, June 1S.-Fire here
wrecked the composing and editorial
rooms of the Salt Lake Tribune and
the Evening Telegram, causing a prop.
erty loss Of about $4,000. Both news.
papers were issued Saturday and Sun
day, as usual.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-06-22
Heavy Loss on Silk Worms.

Toxic, june 15.-Owing to untimely
low temperatures agriculture has suf-
fered further heavy damage. The loss
on silk worms in the Gifu district is es-
timated at 100000.
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innovation in Oregon,

Some palefaces recently from the
east have been putting up fly screen
doors to their houses. The next thing
we know we will be having flies on the
bay.-North Bend Harbor.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-06-22

tend tony house work, and life became bur-
den to me. Twas confined for days to my bed,
lost my appetite, my courage and all hope.
could not bear to think of an operation,
and In my distress tried every remedy which
1 thought would be of any use to me, and
reading of the value of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound to sick women decided
70 give1t trial felt SO discouraged that
mao little hope OF recovery, and when began
to feel better, after the second week, thought
1t only meant temporary relief; but to my
great surprise found that kept gaining,
while the tumor lessened in SIZE
The Compound continued to build up my
general health and the tumor seemed to be
absorbed, until, In seven months, the tumor
was entirely gone and l a well woman. am
so thankful for my recovery that 1 ask you
to publish my letter in newspapers, SO other
women may know of the wonderful curative
powers Of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound"
When women are troubled with irreg-
ular or painful periods, weakness. dis
placement or liberation of the female
organs. that bearing-down feeling, in
fammation, backache, fatulence, gen.
eral debility, indigestion or nervous
prostration, they should remember
there is one tried and true remedy.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound at once removes such troubles.
No other medicine in the world has
received such widespread and unquali-
fed endorsement. No other medicine
has such record of cures of female
ills.
Mrs Pinkham invites all sick women
to write her for advice. She is daughter
in-law of Lydia e. Pinkham and for
twenty-five years under her direction
and since her decease has been
advising sick women free of charge.
She has guided thousands to health.
Address, Lynn, Mass.
Remember that it is Lydia e. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound that is cur
ingwomen, and don't allow any druggist
to sell you anything else in its place.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1906-06-22

The mind is storehouse, but 1t
needn't necessarily be junk shop.
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INTERESTING letter
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Mrs. Sarah Kellogg OF Denver. Color
Bearer OF the Woman's Relief Corps,
Sends Thanks to Mrs. Pinkham.

The following
letter was written
by Mrs. Kellogg,
of 1923 Lincoln
Ave-, d e nv r,
Col. to Mrs. Pink
ham,Lynn, Mass:
Dear Mrs. Pinkham:
[" For five years I
was troubled with a
tumor, which kept
growing, causing me
intense agony and
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Salbdbert tpiecer.

SObn .. 9iodefeller it. eutblOoete
iid ni6t, ieiner 8ibelflaiie in Der
ariitofratiiden 8aptiitentirde on Der 5.
sus., gisW Dort, einen ssialbteH YOr.
tra9 iiber @0senoienit iu balteu uno
babel oarauf aufmerfiam 3u MAIDEN, oaB
uiele Wteni9en bus @eto gum absOtt
MAIDEN uuo teinen b6bereu 2ebensjwed
teuueu, ais @elo suiammen Su idar'
rem uuo iih tros aller erporbenen
Wtillionen uiemals jufriebeu Su 9eben,
iOnoern aufserest weiter baiten, bis
ibnen Der Cob Elm ma6tises Salt ent'
ssseu ruff. Die frommen Siinslinse
lauidten unbddtis ben Borten ibres
2ebrers unb feiusr BON ibnen nagte
BIZ. .Srase, oh bic riidiidtslOie unb I'M.
seitiime Dollariaso Ieiues ausenblid,
lid poffi,iell ueridwunoenen" Saters
ibn Su benz @rsuB beseiiterte, uno Oh
oieier ibm bic Yorluse ju Der abidrets
fenoen Sisur RES Wtammonsfne6tes,
bic Todefeller ir. ieinen 3ub0rern in
srellen Sarben su jeidnen wuBte, &C..
liefert bate
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Gin Miefenpan,erfhif.

Das Sauscon1ite fir Marinemeisn
but iein Rrosramm fertis ssitsllt unb
pirb sunadit 100000 fir bic Re.
ituuriruns Der alten 6resatts vGon.
ititution," I'm iie ats S6ulIdiff Su
erbalten, Johann aber $4,000, 900
fir ben 8au eines Panjerififfs pers
lan9en, bas ben neuen engliihen
PanSercoloB pDreaOnausbt~ nod
iibsrtreffen ioa. Sir ben Jiumpf un6
Die Wtaihinerie iollen feds Wtillio.
men uerbrauft peroen, Der Heit fir
Banjer uno armiruns. Der Touusn.
sebalt Oes neuen Hieienid)ifiss wiro
niht ieitseistt. Die Beitimmung oa.
rlber bleibt Sem Dtarine Departe.
msnt iiberlaGen. Der MarinesSefre'
tGr miro ansepicien, SniOrmation
iiberall, mo iOl6e 81 baben, einjiebeu
su lalien uno oafiir aus Dem v@ous
tiussnt"s SoubS bes Departments ;u
be,obleu. 9iadSem man allies 9ieusite
iiber REPRESENTATION aus alien
Guben Der @elt 9eiammelt, iollen bic
Yldue fir Die neue .@ouititutiOn"
aus9earbeitet peroeu. 10 Oas man Elm
S6ifi erbdlt, peldes alles Dasewe'
leue iibsrtrifit. sluBer Oieiem Sanger
i6iite iollen orei sroBe, ieetii6tisc
2OrpeooidSer gebaut werben, fiit
nel6e Die Summe BON $2.250,000
uusSeworien lit. Srsu;er unb 3orpcr
ooboOts iollen ni9t 9ebaut werben,
mobl aber piro $1,000, 900 fir lln
tcrieeboote bepilltgt. Die Wtarinebe
nilli9ungsbill niro i'm 9anjen $99,
100000 ausmerien, mdbreno Del
oiesidbrige Gtat li9 auf 100000, ,0oC
| ltellte.
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lInalaublihe Xred,heit.

Gin irs4er Ysriut. Die i'm lsbbaite,
itsn @ef9ditstbsil Der Staot 9barfop,
8uBlanO, ssIsscne YOlsa 8omma Sanl
ju berauben, puroe pom SOslins.n
mebrerer bObsrsn Sbulen uno bes ted.
niiasn Sultituts ssmaht. Sur, Dor
S9luB Der 9eiAGftsitunosn betratsn
stlpa isds iunss Wianner oas @ei6ditss
lofal Der Sanf, Sosen pl0sli6 ibrs
Reuolper uno uerlansten, oaB: ibnen
bas @elo aus9eliefert nerbe. @iner Der
anssittllten Der 8anf wtiBts bic auf.
msrfiamfsit Der Dor Dem @ebduoe
poitirtsn, aber nidts abnsuoen SDdbter
in trressn. mOrauf oisie Die Ginsdn9s
ihlolien uno bic would be,Rduber uers
baitsn nolltsn. sic srsabsn fi6 isoo6
nidt 10 lei4ten Sauis, ;osen ibrs 8s.
uolusr uno usriudtsn Ourd Die Ssnitsr
~ sutiommeu. @rit na6osm elmer Der
&adtsr idwer uerwunbst worbsn mar,
sslans ss. bic DsspuraoOs biusfeft ju
MAIDEN.
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&nften. uns 1slSartillerie.

Guf Ssranlufuns oes Sriessisfretars
9aft uno beS Chefs bss @ensrali itabsa
@eneral Bates wirb Der abssoronets
pull BON Soma. Der YOriisenoe bss
Saus'Gomites fir Mfilitdr auselsssn'
beiten, I'M Sunoss Gbseoronetsnbauie
cine Bill sinreidsn, bic cine uollitdns
oiss HeorsaniiatiOH Der Siiitens unS
5eloartillerie be3rusdt. 9esenwdrtis
beitebt bic Siiitsus uno Selbartillerie
aus Satterien uno bat feline Rsgis
ments Srsaniiation. Oas Sriess.
bspartemsnt niinidt absr, baB bic
5slbartillerie mad bem Wfuiter Der
3auallsris uno Snfanterie orsanifirt
wsrbe, mabrenS bic Siiitenartillsrie
ibrs bisbsrise Srsaniiatton bsibsbdlt,
untsr Osm Sbsrbeisbl sinss Chefs Der
8hitenartillsrie itsbeu nno BON Ia, 600
auf 19,147 Wian perit6rft msrbsn
inf
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Moth in Gapdi.

glad Den lesten unO ;uusrlaiiisittn
Seri6ten aus Dem 9nnsrnIbesl9an
finb bic fOlssnoen DiitrittsEpOn :Ssr
9unsersnOtb am idlimmiteu :bsimse.
iubt:
Snfuihima - pollitdnoise MiBernts
in allen nit $etreibe bebautsn Diitrif.
ten. Bon elmer @siummtbeuolfsrun
bon 1.750,59s Seelsn leiSsn 4s3, ,5ss
bic bitterite 9iOtb.
MipaSi - pollitdnSise WiiBernte.
3abl Der 9iOtbleiosnoen 2s4, 1865 bon
elmer SepOltsruns bon ss9.7s2 See.
len.
SmDte - WiiBernte in benz gr6Bten
Ebeil Der nit @etrsioe bebauten Can.
bereien. 3abl Der Sunserleibenben
190,422 bon elmer 8epOlterung BON
749,927 Seelen. Die @elammtsabl
Der 9iotbleibsnben, Die au9enblidlif,
Silie nOtbiS baben, lit rpeit iiber cine
Wfillion.
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Sfeue Spe;iafa GOmmiffion in Nus
lamb erudnnf.

stuf ben ipeSiellen 8unid unb bic
anresung bes 3areu lit cine Spsjial.
@ommiiiion ernannt porbsu, bic unter
oem Soriis bes Bremierminiiters g8itte
Die 3bdtisfeit Der 9ruppen unb Der Poli,
Sei bel Der llnterbriiduns BON 8olfs.
anfitdnben 70 3u arransiren bat, buB
Die WtilitdrbebOroen nit ben Poli5ei.
bebOrben nidt in @onilitt fommen.
Die Roli3eimauniduften unb bic @en,
Sarmerien weroen iiberall psritdrft. Sn
Der Stabt ct. Petersburs iit Die Poli.
5si bnr4 bunbsrt OffiSisren unO 1900
WfaHn psrtnebrt worben, mas clue
Grtrasaus9abe BON $4O4, 600 bsSiust.
auf Der ct. Pstersburssr 9ii6olas.
@ifenbabnitation itsbt itets elm Wfilitdr.
sua bereit.
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Sfabfpiel gum 8ra6..eer Gnter'
prife N1atipnalbdnf.

Gin piirbisss gtadipisl Su benz Dol
GINGER 3eit srfolsten Srad Der @nter
priis 9iational Sani in ALLEGHENY. go.
lit Ole pl6slide gerbaftuns BON Soreii
u. 9d9olas, Charles Wten,emer,
@sorss R. Raliton uuO @owarb 3.
MeMillan, bic in aller Stille bon
Buubssbeamten uorseuomnlen uuroe.
Die sssen bic gsrbafteten erbobsns
Nnflass lautet auf srObe Ssrlesuns
Der beitebenben 8antseiese uuo Ser'
i&wOruns ju benz 3wsd, @slosr. bic
Der 8anf sebOrtsn, auf bic Ssits ju
idaiien. Sin Ssrbaftsbefebl lit ebsns
falls sssen Ebomus Saruep, sinen frii'
beren anseitelltsn Der pertraatsn 8anf,
erpirft morben bod ben Beamten ses
lang es uiat, Sarusp sn finoen.
Die Ysrbaftuns pon Soreit Z. NiAolas
bat nidt serinse aufresuns!psruria4t,
benn bisier mar Priuatietrctar oes oft
ssuanutsn SBillium 8. slnbrsw, 9srri'
torial' Sertrsters Don giem Dterico,
Der unseblid ssssH isbr swsifslbafts
Si6srbsiten sroBs Summen BON BEN
burd SslbitmorO ssenosteu friiberen
Saiiirer Der Banf, 3. yee Slarf, ges
liebsn babsn ioll, nm feline llntsrusbs
muussu Su fOrOsru. Wtsnssmer. Ral.
iton uuo WfeWtillan lparsn anssitsute
Der Buni unb iOllsu SanfanDeiiunsen
pon Psrionen beslaubist babeu. beren
Depoiiten ni6t seniiseno iparen, UNI bic
in ben aumsiiunsen uambaft sema6s
ten Summen ,u oeden. Das @eri6t
isste bic 8iirsi6aft In ieosm sinielnen
Sall aui 5000 fsit.
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GiSeubabn Seittabelle.
Sslatuare, eadapanna nuo gssHsrn Balm
Su Rraft ben 1. Stunt 1904

in HtuII ptU L. Juut lJU4
Glbtlh -8rl66t Scranton fur Rtp gcri
nm 2.t5, 800, COS 500, 1910. Born. (;
f2.lO, 3.35 uub $40 RaHmittass. 6fr
Rsp yort unb pbiIaOtlpbia, um $40 II. 10. 10
Born; i2.4O uub 33' Ra6mitiass. 8tr
gpulesscrs, 6.iu Radmitiass.
gSrblldb Sur Buffalo nm LIS. 6.25u. 8 90
Ror.; t.55, 6.40 uue it.tO Rahmiitass. 6hr
Binabamton, Glmira unb 3pti6tufaticutn. um
10 As Mer unt 05 Ratm. 8Hr Ssptsc.
6Yraeuis uub Utica. um lis unb 6.25 Wpr. ;
t.55 Ratmittass Ssptso. Spraeuis unb
Utica 3us um 6.25 Wor. lGuft tdeli&, auses.
uommtn Sonutass. 8ir WOntrcis um 900
Mor.; los uub 6.35 Rahm. Ni6plfcu VIC.
tpmopaticu. um 400 uub els Ra&mittaes.
Hloomsburg 6ibifon-8uI6et Suantpn
fir Nortbumbtrlaub I'm 6.35. 10 10 Wpr.
f.55 uns $40 Ha&m. 8iir plymouth um 9.O5
Ra&mittass.
Sonntags'3hee.
sisIid-5ar 0tp grrf um $50, 800
sos nnp 1910 Rorstus; 3.35 une 3.4C
Tahm.
RSrbltd - 8ar Buffalo lin lis, uni
6.25 Rer. t.55, $40 unb lilo Na6m
8ar 9insbauiiOn unb 3piIGsnifatioutn, 800
une 1925 8prmittaas.
Dloomsbnrg Sibifiou- @nIdBi Scranton
um 1910 Wpr. uns $40 Na1miitass.
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Ausenf6einli6 perrneft.

Inter Der anflase, 6. y. 8ur6 uni
@eorge uno Sames MeDuifie srmorbet
3u baben. iuuroen in slbbepille, @a.,
bic 3willinssbriiosr Sub uub 9et
sBatts lit Saft seuommsa. Sc plrt
behauptet, SaB Die MDrosr bas Ser,
brsden besansen haben, um fir Elm
Bud, oas iie bereits bssOnnsn babsu
unb bemnddit bsruusssben polltsn,
&stlame ju MAIDEN. sd fam bas
Sud," iaste Sub" Batts i'm @efdus.
niB, ~iett uiel bener idrsiben, neil if)
imitanos bin. aus eigener anidauuns
einsn Wtoro iu idilosrn uuo aus sissner
@rfabruns BON Der stufresuns ju lpre-
den, bic iid oes Wt0rSsrs in bem gussn.
blid bemddti9t, lpenn er ieinem Opfer
ben @araus maht. Das mar bic einii9e
Teranlaiiuns ju osm BON mir began.
senen Wforb uuo i4 CLAUDE, baB mein
Sruber aus dbnlidsn Motiusn ssbun.
oslt.~ Die M6rber uub aud bic @rmors
oetfH finb MitslieSsr unseisbsnsr SAINT.
lien BON abbeuille, Ga. Wtan glaubt,
baB bic NtOrbsr iibsrseidnuppt iiuO unb
wiro iis auf ibren @eiitesjuitaub untsr'
iuaen lafen.
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ORnnberbare Mettuna.

SierSebn uon ben jpOlfbunoert @rus
bsnarbeiter. bic Dor 3wan3is 3asen bel
bem 9rubenuu9liid in @ourrieres,
Srantrei6, aussblid umsefcmmen mas
rsn, iinb SreitaS seiunb, pennsleid
tOrperli6 iebr sei6wadt, on Die Sbsr'
fiddle befCrbert pOrben. Sis befanoen
ii6 in elmer abtbeiluns Der 3eAe, Die
bel Der @rplOiiOn beinabs ucllitdnbi9
unbsiddbist blisb, tOnnten aber nidt
beraus fommsu, neil bic 3uSanse usr'
idiittet paren. sic ipraden ii6 ss'
ssnieitis Wtutb uub Croft su unS
ndbrten iid pabrenb Der orei idred'
lidsn Boden uOn Ssu, Oas iis in einem
als Stall benusten Raums fanoen,
unb tbsilten bas, mas iie am Gage oer
Sataitropbe mitsenontmen batten, 70
iorsfaltis elm, ouB iis jeoen Gag etpas
su slisn battsn. &afer iammelten iis
uon ben Eropien, Die aus Der Stein'
ididt beraus rieielteu. Wtan best iest
Die i9pa9s 9offnuns, oaB uielleidt nod
msbr BON ben 1900 @rubeuarbsitsrn
am Ssbsu ..iino. .uao wiaa Sesbalb Die
SsttuHssarbsiisn. init eriteuter Gnersie
pieOsr aufnebmer nno uidtLsber Iru'
ben, bis iammtlids abtbeiluuseui Der
3sds seuau burdiudt fiuo.! as.---.
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ShmereS 1tnternebmer .

Obsleid bic leste Solts;dbluns in
ben Pbilippinen feineu sIufi6lus barii,
Der siebt. pie fart bic i3abl Der gula.
james auf Der Sniel Samar lit, slaubsu
ueri6ieoens SffiBiere Der SunOssarmes
bic ii6 ldnsers 3sit:uuf ben Pbillippinsn
auf9sbalten baben, oaB iie bOditens o.
500 aopfe sdblen uno iid meiitensI in
ben uniuirtbi6aftliditen ::gsrsssssn.
ben auibalten. Wiit 3uitimmuns bss
Prdiioenten usriuht namlid Der iesiss
@cuperueur eer Suiel Samar, @urrp,
bic Pulaiaues als Strafs fiir ibren I'M.
lansitl ..aussefiibrten 4 usrtdtberiiden
an9riff, NIT 9ilfe Der 5ilipiuo Con.
itabler ausjurotten. Die gulaianes
iino nidt. wie bisber uislfa6 anss.
nommen iuorben lit. elm ielbfitanSissr
Stamm, ioubern gebOren Su ben Si.
iapans, bic sinit unter ipaniidsm Rs.
9tme bereitsxpon Der SirbeI beeinfluBt
wurosn, bann aber in ibre alts 9arba.
rel suriid ueriuufen, unO isst gum
srOBten Gbeil Rauberbanbsn bilben.
@rfabrsue Wtilitdrs slaubsu, bas Die
ausrOttuns Der PuIaiunes iebr i6misris
uno nit sroBenSpfsrn anWfeuidenleben
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The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-01-05
Brown County Pioneer Dies

Henry Van S%lycksdied at his home
IN this city on Saturday morning At o
O'CLOCK Death was caused by a zen.
eral breakdown due to old age. as M
Van slyck was 81 years old at thetime
OF MS death. He had suffered sovoro
~ from rheumatism for some wears.
The funeral services were held Tnas.
Jay and were in charge of the Odd
fellows. The deceased is survived
oy his wife and two daughters, Mise
Geraldine Van slyck, now a teacher
IN ogden, Utah, though for some
years a teacher in the Aberdeen
SCHOOLS and Mrs. Adele II. Drum Of
aoeldeen. Mr.. Van slyck settled at
rreoerlck when he first came ia 10.
kota, later removing to Ahardeoa
ne was a member of the Freder;ni.
iooge OF Odd Fellows and was alsn
Of the G. A. R. He enioved
Tue respect and confidence Of a ,,raa
circle OF friends and acquaintances'
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-01-05
NATURE FAvORs THE WEST
Sandstone Tops Of Buttes Used
in Making Cement Blocks

Medicine Buttes, which rise out of
the prairie south of the Lower Brule
Indian agency, and which are one of
the geological freaks of this part of
the state, are contributing a great deal
to the upbuilding of Reliance and
other towns which have sprung into
existence at intervals along the extern
sion OF the Chicago, Milwaukee & st.
Paul railroad to the Black Hills.
The buttes, which for five years
have been one Of the.objects of inter-
est to sightseers who visit this region,
are found to contain unlimited guam
Titles Of sand and stone, which are
being used in building the new towns.
Investigations have shown that the
sand Is of the peculiar quality which
Is valuable for the manufacture of Sc
ment blocks, and when the region be-
tween the Missouri river and the
Black Hills becomes fully developed
by the extension of the new railroad
cement blocks manufactured from the
sand Of Medicine Buttes will doubtless
Do used in the construction of the
buildings In all Of the new towns as
The Aberdeen Democrat. (Aberdeen, South Dakota) 1???-1909, 1906-01-05
AGREED UPON
Bliss Children Placed in Custody
OF County Cou%rtiTemporariIy

A settlement Of the trouble over the
Bliss children was arrived at Thurs
day. Bliss signed an agreement re-
linquishing the children to the Gus.
tody OF the county court for a indie
finite period, the understanding
being that they should remain at home
and that he should have an oppor-
tunity to demonstrate his ability to
make a proper home for them
Should he fail to satisfy Judge Hute
DIS to this, the children will probably
be entrusted to the authorities of the
children'S home at Sioux Falls. w.
b. S%herrard, the agent of the home,
was in court in connection with the
matter.
Bliss is a widower and admits hav-
ing been given TO hard drinking for
some time. The children, a boy and
a girl both under fourteen years, are
bright and intelligent. Considerable
interest was taken in the matter
by a good many people in the town.