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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18
OPEN PUBLICITY TIE REsr
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When the maker of a medicine III \
through druggists for family use ~ 4
Eis patients fully into his confidenoea gs
frankly and fearlessly publishing brTo.9
cnst as we'll as on itSsbottle wrann ose
q full list of all its Ingredients In p KIN
En0lish, this action on his part, iPs'uWA \
hest possible evidence that he is ny
AFRAID to have the search light Of inrnsaa
tipation turned full upon his formnNass
md that it will bear the fullest scrntfIaA
and the most thorough investIcataaNI
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription forr NJ.
cure of the weaknesses, periodical naiass
and functional arrangements Of tho ~
cans distinctly feminine, is the only meal nj
Cine put up for sale through druggists fa
fs not afraid to take his patients in ~
his full confidence by such open and5
honest publicity;
A glance at the published ingredier,,
on each bottle wrapper, will show that T.
is made wholly from native, Amerissn
medicinal roots, that it contains no mi,
sonous or habit-forming drugs, no rs,
cotics and no alcohol-pure, triple.refnsd
Elycerine, Of proper strength being pseS
Instead Of the commonly employed aIcn.
hol, both for extracting and preseryin,
the active medicinal properties found IL
the roots of the American forest plants
employed. 1t is the only medicine for
women's peculiar diseases, sold BY drug.
Eists, that does not contain q large ppr,
centage of alcohol, which is in the lSon1
II SO harmful to woman's delicate, nery.
Gus system. Now. glyccrine is perfectly
harmless, and serve a valuable purpGss
by possessing intrinsic value all its own
and besides it enhances the curative
effect of the other ingredients enteril,
into the rFavorito Prescription"
Some Of the ablest medical writers an
teachers endorse these views and prais
all the several ingredients of which IT
yorite Prescription" is composed re
pmmending them for tie cure of II
very same diseases for which this won
famed medicine Is advised. No 9th
medicine for women has any such p
fesslynGJ endorsement-worth more TIL
any number of ordinary testimonials.
Interested, send name and address to
, r. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y, for his lit
book of extracts from the works
J eminent medical writer's and teache
! endorsing the several ingredients a
telling just what Dr.. Pierce's medicir
, are made Of. It's free for the asking,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18

Of the building opposite this hole IL Tue
shaft cut 4 hole Of corresponding size.
Cover those two holes rs we'll as the
hole in the top Of the shaft with wire
netting - that no bird or small ANNA!
can get in,
This IS the shaft by which the air
enters the building, Then build an
other shaft long enough to reach me
door IN through the roof 50 that II
will come out through the roof a 1901
O. fifteen inches. The top of TINS SiaI'
must be CAPPED Sc that the opening
will be protected from rain. The lower
end is to be covered with wire netting
Fa>ten This firmly sS the Tooi END ana
with corner supports 10 the hoor nj
the bottom. The plan is simple. easy
TO construct and works splendidly. II
IS particularly good for 7entilauns
0orlry houses. In the plain illustra-
ton ! represents the shaft through
which the foul air passes n b the
shaft through which the fresh ar en-
Ie-S. NSg
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18
c-o,;p~ DIncL RnspDerries.

Growing bktc1A
The amateur who wishes to ny perIS
growing will find the black RASPBERRY
A GOOD plant to begin with. Ihe Fasp-
berry is in all probability the llos'
honest of berry growing plants. Ihere
is no waste. the berries are uniform i'll
size. and as oon as gathered they are
ready for the table, or for p~reserVlhS'
4 plantation of this fruit, once eSlap-
lished. should last six or eight years.
1t will grow in almost any SOIL except
, very stiff clay, or one that Is So
1ourly drained that the water stands
on the soil for some time before oclhs
drained away. 1t IS a heavy feeder
so its soil must be fortified every year
or two TO keep up its maximum pro-
d~uctiveneSs.
\ northern exposure is best for the
MINT. for it suffers from extreme heat,
and the direct rays of the sun. more
than from extreme cold weather.. y
sloping ground is preferred to either
the summit or base of d hill. The black
raspberry is p]ropagated by burying the
ups OF tue c"heS "pout uSus'. ~
ply dig a little hole With a spade, and
| bend the cane 50 that the tip will lay
in the hole. then cover it with soil anc
press it down. The weight Of the sol
will usually hold the cane; if not {
small peg may be used. In the fal
a Young plant with q mass of roots vii
have been formed. The old cane ma.
be cut away and the young plants vii
be ready for setting out. In mos
| cases it is we'll TO let the young plant
remain until spring before transplant
ing. Proper attention should be givel
10 pruning r%aspberries. Canes Of tn
| first season produce fruit the follow
ing season. but after bearing they ma.
br Gu away.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18
Barrel Cucumber Garden.

An interesting form of backyard
gardening is raising cucunbers in T
rels. An old sugar barrel without
heads viii answer. Get several OF them
md saw them In two, setting the
halves according to the space available
about twelve feet apart Drive a stake
through the center of the barrel to hold
firm during storms and fill the half
barrel with manure Plant four bills
of cucumbers around the inside OF each
barrel and make a kind Of trellis In
the shape Of the letter 81 u of laths.
one t-eIlis for each hill, one end to rest
OF the top Of the barrel The vines
may be readily made to run over the
barrels and trellis, making a very at
tractive and luxuriant appearance, and
producing immense quantities of cucum-
ba-s. The crop will be greatly III
creased if the vines are thoroughly
soaked during the dry weather.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18
Mula...are., Frs.k n...~r.

NallAanaarcss Freak DiAncr-
~Freak' dinners have become quite
fashionable with misaionaires IN LON
snonaknd America,
The latest ~frcakr regsasf IN London
was the return banquet OF the HaitoE
! Garden diamond brokers to their form,
~ host, M. Harry Harnato- On Sat
urday the eleven gentlemen. in add
tion % MIR. Barnato, who sat down az
The New Gaiets Restaurant In the DnaSe
-of Connaught Roorass found fheUselyes
suddenly translated 10 the congeniai
region or the Einsterly asggings
The deception was marvellous Birds
Uew around as they entered. and chirp-
81 a. fhey fittea from plant TO plant
Huge Quartr blocks, nrtistically ar
RANGED n oncc suggested b mines
md sand had been literally strewn On
~ Aocr.
n aArxe tent was erected Ia the cen
- u IL roora, and chose ~ was a
purenAle washing stand with the In
S1mce3cA. -P1casc wash your hands be
80 allxn9 dcxn to eat readt carts,
sRsr4nxn hegs cf -dnS aEoads CT
ra1. iearcd to give a finishing
- he STRIKING scencl Ne detail
49, - insiSnsnrAnt % 81. Mobile, who
-alUa - unique function.
UE0n sUur served out OF a hugs
-U~ whilr twe armed Beers did
nunsm 80, wAs eneugn 10 complete
~UA When desert Was reached
a1AfN - 6acckS 81 ice representing
Co. cnff drawn nv bullocks was
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18

Thus the public schools III the last
I've years have taken a new place In
hs lives Of the children Tor whom they
kvsrs created. Not only do they teach
mo three RS" but, step by step, they
Aeip boy and girl along the
road to success that lends out from
mo highway OF liberal education, The
wiri learns to be strong, womanly and
wise, vcrscd not ONLY In the wisdom
ef books, but in the knowledge that
every housewife, every mother, needs,
Che boy ts schoolct IN the practical
gospel OF self-help self.relianee and a
EIcar conception or the duties that taH
30 the iot OF a manly man.-Sh Nicha-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18

~.
There are NO small buildings on '"e
.arsu that cannot be amply N~eh''lH't"
uy the simple plan here destr'ot"'
Geaer,.llv such buildings are Of Tue
single or slopiug-roof sort 50 that the
plan can b. carried out At small oN,
rsn<e In the rear Of the house near
mn. ,,,rD,r build an air shaft. made
Hy joining Ut the edges four o'"ino
about eight inches wide. SET inns
the ground or fastcn to the hoor Il %
boards So that it will be firm. llaNe i
open at the TOP OF course ana MAKE
J, ;erye e. fear Eec: high, III the sac
Of il. next TO the wall of the building
sna about Il foot M from the door cut
ONT 4 niece SO as 10 have an opening
N. width Of the board and about SIX
inches the other way. ana in the Sue
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18


The telephone system Of Paris leas
considerable to be desired and mes
with constant complaint on the part
the subscribers. One of the lattert
deavored to test the speed of the var
Gus means of communication of TIE
city, sending messages in diferei
ways from his oom in the Rue Rich
ellen, in the center of the city, to
friend on the Avenue de la Grand
Armee, near the Bots de Boulogne. III
found that a bicycle messenger mad
the trip in eleven minutes and ffteel
seconds, rs compared with twenty-thre
minutes for a cab. A messenger sen
via the Metropolitan Railway require
t%hirty-five minutes, n message by ID
pneumatic tube three hours, while III
message sent by telephone did not al
rive at all.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18

A Bcstonian was talking about the
tatc Henry kirkland.
"Harland was a graceful, Sallant
soul" he said. Even in his hoShood
be turned the prettiest compliment
..rn his boyl,ooa hi sfniiet IAtia
under 4 charming young woman
This young lady, calling him up In
class one morning. said
"'Hcnry, name some OF THE chief
beauties of education
..fs;see boy, smiling into ms teachers
pretty eyes, answered:
I. .Schoolmistresses. philadelphia
n9oIIetin-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18
No nnedy But sprayinx.

Several nica-soupding schemes for
getting the better o. the San Jose scale
have been suggested, some Of them
sincerely and some Of them by frauds
who had a powder Of some kind for
injection INTO the trunk Of the tree.
One writer Suggests that If inexpensive
trees are planted around the orchard
il is desired 10 protect, the scale viii
be kept Of the more valuable trees.
This Is nss and thsQian viii only
result IN providing additional food for
the scale ANY fruit grower tryir;s this
plan CD any considerable scale wotld
not only fail Il accomplishing the de-
sired results but would, in some States.
lay himself liable 10 prosecution for en-
cpuragfng tie pest Up to this time no
remedy for the san Jose scale has vet
BEEN discovered except spraying, and
Eraying persisteatiy and thoroughly
season after season As for the pow
der and other things that are to be
injected into the trunk OF the rel this
IS pIatnly fraud and unworthy a mo-
menfs consideration by any man of
aense--fnaianapolis News.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18

weeks. After being given up, began
using Deans Kidney Pills. In a cou-
pie OF months l regained my old health,
and now weigh ISIS pounds. Twelve
ahexes did u and have been well Two
years" /
iEoster-M iibnrn Co.. Buffalo, \. \.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18
BOYS HEAD ONE SOLID SORE,
Hair Al Came out-Under Docto,
TAroo Months and No Better
Rr~r~. WnrH~ UA~L>-

TAres Months and No Better
-Cutdcura Wnrka WSsS
Nr. 4. c. Barnett. proprietor of a
gsassai STORE In Award, Oklahoma.
1slls n he following grateful letter
sAoW C1ucara cured his 0 Of a ter
k1blo eczema. MY little boy had
lann4 H.s head WIS n solid sore,
tail evee his scalp: his hair all came
4Ies$ s3 10 very much, I
nd ! physician .seat him. but at the
]oud Of three months he was no better.
it rNMombered that the Cuticura Rene
die had cured aae, aud after giving
hlm two bottles of Cuticura Resolv-
ent according to directions, and using
Cuticura Soap and Ointment on him
daily, hls eczema left him, his hair
rev again, and he has new had any
4ecaema since. We use the C~uticura
Soap ana Ointment, and they keep our
skin sort ana healthy, I cheerfulls
recommend the Cuticura Remedies for
al casss OF e A. c. Barnett
1kar. SO. 1907
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18
CHAPTER xxx.

Lady NARROW arrived by the evening
train. and the instant she had reached
her own boulder sent for Ana-ay ana
Sylvia.
Now. my dears," she said. looking
up from the chair on which she Aaa
seated herself, without waiting TO Iake
her outdoor things OF, III trouble Won
ta tel M what an this means. The
| ~viscount has been endeavoring to do
50 ali Tie Way o the station. .but
has got 50 mixed MP that I can make
nothing of it Syria. i think you had
better tell me- and she held ont her
hand to her. is it true that Neville
| Lynne has come back, and that ypu
are TO be his wife,"
Yes faltered Sylvia, who had SINK
down beside the chair.
Please ring the bell said har lady
ship. MY love to Ny. Lynne and he
VIII please come 10 the Grange al
once she said TO the lady's mnid;
-.anl tell the coactlnaI To take the
dog cart for Mr.. Lynne's luggage
Vow. them 10 Sylvia. .and it's rne,
/ suppose, tina q viii has been found.
- -, ~ t,+ ai-a ~ +ba -gr
-.
~ a,a v-,r. -,,,-
4ana 4na, 7a-5gn--
sbe s4annaa ana l,aI7 o,,4 ra- n-r,s
sna.ar ana 60. s+ola 4-,-r ~.
room and left Them alone together.
Perhaps Lady MARROW found tina.
Audrey was not in need OF much con
snlorion . Ne4-JpA s,aa sets nha vas
- "a cor ,-rp+uls3
whaD NevII,a s--;rad no rnrna fhern
III y, ~. !. -.sar <1-
55r,a- .,a ne rre,,7 S--agrh- IN n
TI.ar Na-ln- ma 4enk TIA f,snas shs
nv+anaaa ~ hin
.sAy.r rtse.o,4u- ~ ,a .staa Jookinr
a-,,,ns Win, . apsh an his handsome
f,ca
..ab ca-tain.rs ., renriaa ts,a vssrarr,+
,,a Nar5T,a hen4 aoyrn ard l,ssed har
Tear Ma-,nvr Is7,rh-a -
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nar. ST." ( Sasa .rn, vra-a II.
rsrs naa b,,a hnr an5 q ra-
49, -.. 49, c,+nr :,
$500 - s-ia,a +ha Irna-5nar
~ Maa- = - $50 ana -.
.na-s4sn,s rsnaas u-s,l ~. aaa-n 4ba-,
sa,ssh = .nar fa--a- 49, Me-.r 1n-
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--.ss.s - r.S= hl,shas 70 Nar5Ts
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18

pins. To mark the garden make these
pins each hold q small rope, ~encircling
the roller by driving them into lhe
holes beside the ends OF the rope. More
than one row of holes q be used to
change distances Tack strips length
wise of the roller TO mark places in
row for setting plants.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18

THE boys are saying that Gaym,
cleaned you out in the little game 70
had at the club the other evening"
HE did-but I've bought the SUNNI!
hotel at the resort over in Michigan whe
he always spends his vacations. Don
say anything to him about it, will ySul
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18

For DtIceA years
I had kidney trou.
hles, and though !
doctcred faithfully,
conld not end a cure.
/ had heavy back
aches. dizzy head
aches and terrible uri,
nary disorders. One
day l collapsed, fell
inscnsible on the side
walk, and then vast
ca away in bed fertea
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18
Sorry He Spoke.

' won't you sit down, ma'am?" said tn
fat passenger, rising in the crowded stres
car.
20, no, thanks" responded the thu
woman, who had been standing up fftea
minutes or more. II couldn't think Of it
Keep your seats, sir."'-Chicago Trbuua
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18
Seed Testing,

The bureau of plant industry is do
ing a good deal of seed testing this
spring owing to the reports published
in regard to widespread adulteration.
Special attention is given to testing
samples of alfalfa seed for fodder.
Many other seeds come in for careful
examination as to purity but testing
for termination does % receive so
much attention. This is a branch of
seed testing that can be better attend
ed to by the farmer himself and it is
something that every farmer should be
intensely interested in.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18

this manner of doing business IL n"H
been frequently predicted that steam
rover for working the land could never
be applied successfully 10 meuluA'
farms. but the problem is being mp
fed each year.-Farm, Field and rlre-
side,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18

TLke two pieces of one-inch board
(hard wood is best), wide as saw in
widest place, and as long as the saw
between .he handles. Shape the boards
with a billy" like the cutting edge of
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18

Combined Roller and Marker.
4 neal attachment to & garden roll
Ter is the following: Bore holes eight
inches apart ~lengthwise and put in
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18
WASTED TO A SHADOW.


put Found N Cure After Fifteen
Years Of SUFFERING.
A. III. Stotts, messenger Mt the
State Capitol, Columbus, Ohio, says:
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18

Bees should have some pure drink,
ing water within easy reach.
It Is claimed that a strong colony
of bees is tie best preventive against
moths.
Bees. like men, afe good.natured
when they are making Roadway in pro-
viding for the future. This accounts
for the different receptions given to
an intruder at different times.
Reekeeping is an interesting scfeStific
study aside from the peculiarly profit.
There is no more enhancing pursuit
when one becomes really interested 10
it, aside from Its financial side.
Beehives are now SO constructed that
the,y may be opened and their contents
removed or changed about and exam-
ined without materially Interfering
with the action Of tile bees. They IRE.
quently continue their Iabors even when
the comb Ne held In the hand OF the
~beekeeper.
Honey Is always a ready seller and
the price per poitsS averages arywhere
from II to 20 CENTS, depending s,cu
the locality and quaai&y. A good hive
OF bees In the average locality will pro.
duce about seventy i've pounds Of honey
per year and pay 80 pep cent on the
investment Of the FIRST ssason. Get
posted on bookkeeping II yaU1s seek A
pleasant and profitable OCCUPATION.
Any ma W,hn dr,,t,x- xa.a AA.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18

Ther Is n life % Blessing IKE ~
fecIion- il soo1hex. x haIlowx, elerate4-
xuhanes and brinyefh down - earth
III r,nflre heeFea,, s.fF bus rasght es.s
thsf msr supply IN pssce-L E. Ian
dux. EW7s
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18
sending Message. In Paris.

EsrA. WinsioW"s 9ooEKuS efnCI for ol0a1l
bssthins, softsas the gums, rednces
kys pain, cures Wind collie. q osnts . boetlA
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18

Bees should have some pure drink,
ing water within easy reach.
1t Is claimed that a strong colony
of bees Is tie best preventive against
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-05-18

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-10
Garfield Citizens Association.

At a recent meeting of the Garfield Citi-
Zans Association several matters of general
Il terest were discussed. The committee OH
public schools presented q report on the
educational system in the District and the
appropriations for the next fiscal year. The
committee voiced tho opinion that while
many Of the pending bills contained some
features which, If enacted into law, apart
from the numerous Objectionable portions,
might work a material benefit to the school
system, the only bill 1t believes should
be passed at this time is House
bill S472 The committee also submitted
for consideration the matter of compulsory
education in the District, reporting that the
enactment of such law would undoubtedly
be productive of more general good to the
entire District in eliminating the idle class
than any other measure which could be
introduced. The association unanimously
adopted the report of its school committee.
The committee having in charge the ques-
ton of street improvements reported that
the repairing of Anger avenue would be
started in the near future, or as soon as
provements. Acting on a report of the COM
mittee on postal service, the proper officers
of the association were instructed to take
up the matter of securing better postal
service for the suburb, the present system
providing for only one delivery of mail
each day.
The association adopted a resolution in
dorsing the establishment of a steel plant
at Giesboro' by the Firth-Sterling Steel
Company of McKeesport, Pa.
A committee was appointed to formulate
plans for holding a public meeting for the
purpose of more thoroughly interesting the
residents in the efforts to secure public
improvements.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-02-10
Deaths in the District.

Deaths were reported to. the health office
during the past twenty-four hours as fol-
lows:
Henrietta J. Bartlett, 65 years, 80 14th
street southwest.
Charlotte E. Cheek, % years, 1ol1 I street
northwest.
Thomas Conklin, II years, Government
Hospital for the Insane.
John Fairbrain, y years, Government
Hospital for the Insane
Clyde F. Glasscock, q years, WILDWOOD
Va.
Samuel Green 40 years, 2133 ODD street.
Mary HILL 43 years, 12lI Otis place north
west.
John jackson, 80 years, 270s W street
northwest.
Hattie Johnson, % years 1914 Temper
ance avenue.
Mary II. Langley, AZ years, 1881 l. street
southeast.
Annie A. Meads, Ga years, 101 4th street
northeast.
Theodore Mangum, months, $500 K
street.
James A. Murray, 3 months, 21S Sd street
northwest.
Elijah Porter, % years, 1850 Columbia
road northwest .
William E. Shoemaker, So years 3116 z
street northwest.
Samuel Smith, &C years 1910 Sd street
southwest.
William Ward, % years. 42s Cullinan's
alley.