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New-York tribune., 1906-10-28
NEvyoRK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY OCTOBER 2s 1906

IN the art of crime supported at public ex-
pense. 90
nroved by all the competent, and it appeals
TO common sense as soon as stated Inc JAN
should be constructed that each prisoner
should be unable to be seen. TO near or
be heard by any person except the officers The
iail should be reserved absolutely for the single
purpose of detention of persons not yet con-
,,icted of crime but under arrest awaiting trial.
AS soon as a person has been convicted of vio-
lating law of the state he shouid De sent 10
a state institution a district workhouse or farm
COLONY to serve his reformatory sentence under
the principle of the correctional sentence ANY
other purpose than reformation alter soCletH
ia duly protected by confinement is mere bar
barism. State institutions can be classlhed ac-
cording to the nature of the various KINDS OF
offenders and the treatment adapteo 10 eacl
class All that good county 1ailer can DO nov
is TO keep his charges in their nasty and denhhs
cage. clean it as we'll as ne can, ana look OF
at the process of deepening degradation which
idleness and bad fellowship inevitably produce.
The reform must be radical; the state ought
not to abdicate its function of protecting order
and Of reforming all reformable conVlcls' II Is
illogical and dangerous to leave the execution
OF a reformatory sentence to local offic1als be
cause the law under which prisoner Is held is
state. not county law.
"A necessary factor in the reform of jails is
the abolition of the short sentence for habituai
offenders of the vagabond. degenerate class, so
numerous In all our jails and city houses OF
correction, and in many city reform schools as
we'll For this kind of man or woman a snort
sentence merely places one more weight on the
neck Of the drowning person IL Is not long
enough for physical renovation and moral re-
formation, but it is long enough to deepen
shame into shamelessness. to darken the shadow
of despair. to destroy the little of self-respect
which remains and to add to the distrust which
the prisoner encounters when he goes outside
Our iails are often crowded with this broken
human nature. and the jail does to ii nothing
but harm.
"The county jail and the city lookup viii re-
main simply as places of detention for prisoners
awaiting trial and for this purpose they will be
constructed like the cellular prisons in Europe.
..rl,a casual visitor to county Jail seldom has
e,,es to discover the real sources of moral dam
eee IF there are no very bad smells and floors
are tolerably clean. the inexperienced and un-
trained citizen is not shocked. But the trained
INSPECTOR sees through these superficial ap-
nearances and he knows that a prison of the
ordinary Jail type, however physicall' clean
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Sex. Sunday. tDaily.
y. Y, n. H. & HARTFORD r. r.

y. Y, y. H. & HARTFORD r. r.
Trains depart fIon Grand Central Station.
42d 81. and sth Ave, as follows for
BOSTON. via New London & Prov - IS. 90
f:ll0:o0. y 1902 a M. t4'l:oo
> l:Jl. Il 800 4 800, /" 5:02 sfl2YOO
P N. Via Wilimantic--t"s:O a M
300 P N: via Spfd-t9l4 n. NJ.
fl2:0O. ~l4:0O. 'll:o0 p. NJ.
WORCESTER and FITCHBURG. VIA PUT
NAM-+3:53 P "
LAKEVILLE and NORFOLK - fSs:4s
A NJ. f5:3l +. II.
O. Darlington. stockbrdsc. Lenox. Pitts
held-t4:54. 1889 4. NJ SPA and
1881 p NJ
Ticket Offices al cGrant Central Station
ana cl25th st. also ar c245 1900 GIBBS
p way, c25 Union Square. cls2 Fifth Ave.
c245 Columbus Ave, c649 Madison Ave,
cl05 W 18th ST. 273S Third Ave. IA
Brooklyn. a court 81. 40 Nosfrand Ave.
$40 q way
-Taily. Except SUNDAYS sSt~rs a.
ioIth ST xStops ~ i25fn s e1~da - nuly.
4Psr,ur car Limited Has dining car
"Taflcc ana See. !ls CaT ticke-s also. sSlt
.rdl.s oniS.
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County administration has not shown ability
to Erapple with the subject It is impossible to
secure enough trained prison officials to con-
duct a correctional establishment In every
county of every state. Local officials as class
their fitness is inferior to that or the agents
of a commonwealth At any rate, county can
seldom afford to build g. prison suitable for the
classification and isolation of all sorts of Of
tenders and the very form of the small build
ing compels the Sheriff or tailer to herd the
Iawlsss Inmates without distinction in the same
class The isil has been fifty called free school
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COMBATING THE LAZY WORM

large district in the middle OF Porto Rico WITH
a population of 10000 is afflicted with the 'Tazv
worm" and official efforts being made TO I'm.
prove the nhabitants' condition. A hospital hs.
been established at Aibonito, with endowment
of $4,000, ard will do what il check the -av-
Of this minute reptile of the existence -
which the oldtirne native Porto Rican never had
the slightest notion. Last year an American rA5i-
cal officer. Captain Ashford. treated 4.500 cases
and nearly all of them cured As a result ~
population is aroused 10 much enthusiasm. and ths
afflicted applying IN great numbers for treat
ment. Heretofore the malady has been deemed IN
rable--Dundee Advertiser.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL,
STATIONS 3Teot Liberty ds St: n; r


1in1e shown below is from Liberty ST
west @od St leaves 10 minutes earlier, ex-
SePt he noted o. Designating marks
PHILADELPHIA
%, M aa %, ms o., .s 90, m'io.oo. I'll 90.
20. nj 90. % 90. .. 90. 400. ms CO.
~, n,5 90. 100 $500, 800. pIo8o P. N.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
20. ~ N "a go m'l2 90 % 90. 80 90. m.e 90.
LAKEWOOD AND LAKEHURsT-z4O 90
s+ = ~ 1l,0o. 1 80. "a 30. 4.l6d. 800
Atlantic CITY, 40 A NJ. xl 90. k3. 30
LoNG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK
OCEAN GROVE (sundays No. Asbury
Parkl-zs 90. 80. II 30 A NJ exI2 so
10 81 As. BIS. $50. ESQ., ji2Of sun
A n, 400. $50 P II
Tine tables giving trains 10 FAsTON
BETHLEHEM, ALLENTOWN MAUCH
p. : k. WILK KESBARRE. SCRANTON
nEA EA DING. HARRISBURG. POTTSVILLE
>, ~ IL -. AAsPoRT and all other points can
House. 2A5 4s4. 1900. 1854 Broadway fs2
~ Az. ~ 9th Av.. Is Union Square West
<aee % Av.. Jos West 18TH St 245 Co
s.1meas Az, New York: 4 Court ST.. s2s
SHss luton ST, z7e Eostrand Av.- Brook
IoIE transfer Co calls for and checks bag
gage 20 destination
DAILY tDsily, except Sunday. psln-
SEts- sPorlor cars only aErcept eatur-
oS5s mDlning car. Issturdays only.
s<rom Liberty ST only
e 20 p n. 1l.to p. NJ. ks 20 :. II.
Vice Pres G~a fgr Cen Psss'r Age1.
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Lackawanna Railroad,

La ]sI lay. Christopher. ~. 2sd
StE
sc - =. A.-F2f Blaskamoon and Elpirn
'8OeO a b For fSGSai1. Chicago ana ;,
Louis
20 b -kor RUffalo and Chicago.
Tse = :. 70 Scranton and Plymouth
re ID +. A--tor Butraio ana -hica.o
g - p - -For B -trslo. Syracuse. i,a,r,
= ~ "A --: hiosgo S.+sI=s4 o.-n = to
+. Il
Tirke-s ~ lsS "a. 1852. I4aa sgroaJysy
y Y: ssa Fulton st B'klyr -Datly
sEzCspt SUNDAY zLeayez Ch.Istophsr =.
so n. u. weekdays.
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nifcance of the facts. Thus the evil goes on a
national shame, veritabIe moral cancer whIcn
might easily be cured il the people were in
formed
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
LPIEMMS SVILWA ANITA
RA I L r o A D.

" SuUuOV u Ii u uluNUuu
RAIL r o A d.
STATIONS foot Of West Twenty-third ST.
and Desbrosees and Cortlandt Ste.
EFThs leaving time from Desb-osses ana
Cortsndt ets. is i've minutes later tnsn
that given below for Tventy-thiTd St. etA-
fon.
FOR THE WEST.
s7B5 A. n CHICAGO SPECIAL.
ss.b5 n IL PITTSBURGH DAY Ex-
sIc.B A. II. TIE PENNSYLVANIA LIN
TIED. = Chicago. Cincinnati
and st. Louis.
sibS p. IL ST. LOUIS L1MIIE ~-r
s1-65 P. IL CHICAGO. CINCINNAT1 AND
sswP. M. PENNsYLvANIA SPECIAL
IS hours 20 Chicago:
s<b5PM CHICAGO LIMITED.
.555 p u. WESTERN EXPRESS.
.6.25 p n. ST LOUIS AND CINClN-
MATT EMPRESS.
Ts5PM PACIFIC EXPRESS.
1913 p N CLEVELAND AND C1SClN-
NATI EXPRESS.
spb5PM PITTSBURGp SPECIAL
WARRINGTON AND THE soUIH
~7.55 SIS, .s- Is. .e 55. 10 IS a m; 70. -
;.:s 52S5 sls = e e. GSnsEis'iqpss55 g. .55s 8 I'm
am.. iE.s. .i255. i.s.25. !.Congressionasll
I,mited"J. .s 25. '4.25. '46o. 'o55. s.2a
souTTHiiiERN RhfLwAY.-'s.2s - Is p. M
1910 a N; daily sra
sEABoARD AIR LINE-i22o .. m and
NORFOLK Z "a LSp sd WESTERN RAILWAY
cHEsAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAT.-.165
a weekdays: -10-55 g. m. and '4.oo
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NoE5
FoLK.-.T-25 a m weekdays ana e'oo
ATLANTTC cTTY-e.55 e. N. ana 266
P N, weekdays. Sundays. - 50 a. M
CAPE MAY.-12.55 p. N. weekday.
LONG ANCu ACRTTRY PARK lOCed-s
Point Pleasant. s55 a m. u ., So
425. and ! IS p. m. weekdays. Sundays.
e-25. 1875 a. m. and : 50 ? m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
SOS. "725. '755, 25 SIS. % q. .s 90
.4IOb5, 'loS5. silbs a m. IL 25. sI2 90.
'tl.5b .l.56. 2l0. 25s, 1923. 366, 20
s425. 465 't455 for North Philadelphdlss Ia
onlyl, 'S So "6 %. e-5s 7-55. S q; s55. .. %
e So Cor North Philadelphia only) p. m
$50. s25 sa9 855. .f10b5. 'loh rs
a m. u % 'l255 sti.b5. lies. % 25
Shfy ~ sSs for 3 NoFG is5 PnsaSsss55s sss s5s
s25 @-55 for North Philadelphi1 only'
p n. u 10 night.
.pining car.
Ticket Offices Nos 4ei 1854 1nd 10 Broad
way; 1S2 Fifth Avenue (beloT 23d ST.:
f6S Fifth Avenue corner 29th St). ana
ttations named above, Brooklyn, Court
Street S56 Fulton Street. 479 Nostrand
Avenue 800 Broadway and Pennsylvan MIA
Company will call for and check baggage
from hotels and residences through TO
destination
Telephone 'b43 Chelsea for Pennsylvania
Railroad Cab Service.
W. ". ATTERBURY. J r WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Manager.
GEO ". BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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L lEnlGM VALLEY
FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Fine copy OF Corot's Pay
sage in Louvre. Paris. Room. 206.
Caruegie Studios
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE r. nETn p .

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
EVERY other hour On the even hour
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGToS
Leave New York City S3d AZ IIh'v 81
WASHINGTON, Buffet, IoOam s O1 am
WASHINGTON Diner $50 10 10 90 q =,
WASHINGTON, Diner, iI5Osm - 90 n.
WASHINGTON. Buffet 1.50pm 90 nm
f"ROYAL LTD" Diner S5O pm 400 nm
WASHINGTON. Diner, $50 pm go nm
washington. BUFFET. $50 pm 100 i pm
fWASHINGTON.S Sleepers. u 90 pm u. IS MT
SEX. Sunday tDaiiy
Through Daily Trains 70 the West
Leave New York City. 23d St Liby 81,
CHICAGO. PITTSBURG. II SO pm I2l5 nj
CHICAGO. CoLUMBUs. 11.50 am I2.O0 N
PITTsBURG. CLEvED, $50 pm 4.0C pm
''PITTSBCRG LIMITED" $50 pm 100 pm
GIN. ST LOUIS LOUSY. II 80 pm y IS NJ
GIN. ST LOUIS, LOUSY. 8 80 am O.0e am
GIN. ST. LOUIE, LOUSY. $50 pm G 90 pm
orices: 245. 434 1900 Broadway 8 Astor
House. 1os Greenwich st. 20 Union Square
W. s91 Grand s.: y Y: s43 Fulton St.
After 9 p m. sleeping car reservations
and full information regarding trains etc,
can be obtained st Bureau of information
B. & o. r. R. 2sd 81. Terminal Phone
No. Chelse2-al44.
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BILLIARD AND FOOL TABLES.

MANUFACTURERS OF billiard and pool
tables; nigh grade bowling alley build
srs lowest prtaee. MARX BROS. "a
In!on Square.
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d FJOSOH RIVER RAILROAD
Trains leave Grand Central Station, 42d
e. and except the s 80 m. l02, 3 80,
alS0 2 m. stop az 125th 81. II minutes later.
Bufalo-+s 80, "s45 slu % a m / o.
y eS, .204. - 80. 800 500. 1920.
$50. al so ? m
CH.cago-'s ~ m .lO8. $50 s4S0.
- 20. 600. 500. q 80. II 30 pm.
Cincinnati q. $50. 800. % 80. I'll 30
Cleyellene--.s q m, .lcs. $50 500.
500. - 80 IL 30 pm
Sotlmbus-'2 "a. = 81 IS n 90 30 ? N.
De;rgit-'s 45 m. .106 -4SG 800.
500. % 30. I'll so pm.
sndiauapolis-'2 O - 30. III 50 I'm
Aonjrea.-fi2 10. g so. ~ an. 100,
N1ssaTa FslIs-+s %, .s45 .!o2o
20. % so II 40 . n
8. E.o.fs-s2 "a - az 81 eo
Ioronto-Ts ~ m. IS %. n 50. III so o n.
HARLEM DIVISION.
s'5 m and 80 pm, eX. Sunday. 20
tllSae-a ana North Adams, Sunday 81
E1llusa cars on all through trains
Ticker orlces al 14q 2l5. Ais ana 21s
broscway. = Union So. W. 2T6 Columbus
Az III West 125th St, Grand Central
sna 10Th 81. Stations New York: S9S
snd 926 Fulton ST. ana 100 Broadway.
DAILY Except Sunday. sExcept Monday
Telephone so 3sJh s." for New Yorj;
tentrsl CD Service Baggage checked Troro
Ho'el Or residence by Westcott Express
=. =. SMITH c. F. DAILY.
wee Pres & Gen Mgr. Pass'r Trafic Mrr
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

pooKKEFPER. BY young man, IS; first
class. experienced is also experienced
sIe wcDonald' 1888 Washington ave.
Brooklyn.
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q taJpsoN RIusR RAlLsoAn

NEw Y1ElK (EMTEAr-a
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
ACCOUNTANT, writes up pal
naIs' monthly audits and examinations a
.era.1sIiv, Auditor. l4s East b5th st
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pooKKEEPFR -Four years experience;
80 %. rafarence: salary moderate Ad-
dress George Bernstein. 8l6 East oath 81.
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go n. and 80 IN . eX Sunday 20
Fitisfleld and North Adams, Sunday q 81
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Americas Greatest Railroad"

General Passenger Agen..
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-07
Brown Leghorn Roosters.
Plymouth Rock Boosters.

Fifteen purebred :. G. Brown Leigh
ROSTERS for sale at S1.00 each.
TAT h. +. ID. 1 FRANCIS FENNESs
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-07
EPIGRAMS.

From Sunday Sermon bvR Rev. HI. Preston
1t is a stock argument for doing as
he pleases that the transgressor has
never pretended to do anything else
and is not a church member. AS if
a sinful ragged soul outside the
church were more respectable than a
sinful raffged soul inside.
The moral law binds everywhere
and always, irrespective of mans ac-
ceptance or profession of living by it.
The need of a clean heart and an up
right life is universal.
Whatever is disgraceful and sinful
for a man who occupies a pew on the
Lords day, or teaches a Sundayschool
class, is also disgraceful and sinful
for the citizen who never crosses the
| threshold of O. church.
The world is full of failures that
had magnificent beginnings. Only
the graduate who turns hrs vision in
to sinew finds the world his friend.
Only those musicians and orators who
submit to the tyranny of rule and
routine may hope to charm mems
ears.
There are not as many hypocrites
in the world as we think. Most men
mean we'll; mean what they say at
the time. They simply have not the
manhood to back it up, and cannot
bear the strain of temptation.
Only God knows the honest efforts
of those who fail. If men and WON
en- achieved what in their best mo.
ments they intend, we would have q
generation of saints.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-07
FARM REMT


S III ~2o.113-57, LeSeuer township
one or more years. DAN CANlN IL
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-07

Gunder Bergerson was up from
IIetland vicinity Wednesday.
Mrs. A. e. Deneyan has been on
tie sick list for several day past.
MIR. and Mrs. Chas Hanson, liv-
iag southwest of De Smet, are the
proud parents of a boy who arrived
unday night.
"A. j. Denevan had the misfor-
,tlne to make a false step Thanksgiv-
ing night as he was going home, and
is a result he is laid up with a broken
eg.
Il. Kimm, of Marian, Iowa, arriy-
I'D Tuesday evening for a visit with
z. FL. Leu and family. Mr.. Kimm is
in this section for the purposeof look
ing over the country with the view OF
investing.
"Wednesday, December 18th, Is
DR.. II. Fl. Frudenfeld's date at the
Syndicate hotel in De Smet. Eyes
thoroughly examined for glasses
Practice limited to eye, ear, nose, and
throat diseases.
Those who wish glasses hat ars
right and correctly fitted for each eye
should call on DR.. Frudenfeld, The
iadison eye, ear, nose and throa'
anecialist. ON his next visit To u.
met on Dec. II; one day only.
wv. r.. Ruskell has been very il
Tor several days past aud at one tim'
rscovery seemed very doubtful. ii
uttered severely from asthma at tn
old home in Wisconsin, which cause,
Linn to seek relief BY moving to thi
eection, He was comparatively fire
rom the trouble, but ii driving I
Lake Preston cemetery q few daJ
si9o - attend The burial 81 the daugh
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-07

w. d. BoYcE. of Chicago, wants to
organize a private syndicate to take
over the management of the post
Office department, and in a period of
twenty years, he agreed to save the
country Sl00,OOO,O0O and at the same
time to improve the service. The
proposition seems to be made in good
faith, but il goes without saying that
it will not have any serious consider
alton. Tshe handling or tine mali OF
the people is particularly a public
function, and it would be intoleable
70 farm it out to a syndicate which
would seek to make money out Of the
service. What the people want with
the postofice service is good and not
necessarily cheap service. Instead of
letting 60 of the postal work the gov
eminent should enlarge its activities
and take hold Of tine express and tel
egraph service.-Argus-L Leader.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-07

of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schultz, he con-
tracted a severe cold. II lis this cold
that has developed into a lung trouble
which, with the old affection, makes
a serious condition.
AT the home of DIR. and Mrs.
Thos. Mears in this city, at 5 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon, occurred the mar
riage of George Huffman to Miss
Emma Peterson, both of Bancroft
vicinity, Rev. Preston officiating.
After the ceremony a wedding supper
was served by Mrs. Mears, assisted
by Mrs. r. S. Dawley.
DE Smet Camp No. 1906 NJ. w.
A., elected the following officers Sat
urday night, Dec. /:
v. CD. III. Armstrong.
w. Ady.-C. l.. Dawley.
Bkr.-S. E Strobel.
Clerk-D. w. Wilmarth.
Escort-H. A. Olson.
Waterman Henry Close.
Seutry-J. f. Friedbauer.
Mgr.-W. r. Allen.
Physician B. A. Dyar and FL. Den
man.
Il. E. Long, from Alexandria,
this state, arrived Monday evening
80.
and has taken a position in the NAL
lery Mercantile Co. store. Mr.. Long
is an experienced man and will sue
coed 10 the management of the store
on January LIST. Mr.. Brownell, the
present manager, intends TO devote
his whole time TO advertising and
working special sales for merchants
in various parts of this state, having
already worked up a considerable
business in that line.
jesse Mowry, of Bancroft vicin-
ity, was a De Smet visitor Tuesday
Jesse will ship his personal property
to Nevada, Mo-, about the 18th, neal
which place he has a farm of 20(
acres. 1t is his intention to go into
the stock business mostly. Mr.. Now.
ny is one who has only good words
for this state. Six years ago he had
about $1,000 invested in land neal
Bancroft, an old white cow and two
sorrel horses. He takes away with
him nearly $4,000. That's pretty
good for six years work, having had
a good living during the time. O
course he hopes to better himself b,
the move, but you cannot get him K
say q word against South nak cte
The report from Chicago is tina
John Alexander Dowie, self appoint
ed Elijah in the third degree, and
few more things is now a lunatic. Ii
attempted to preach toa crowd Of fol
lowers, but sidetracked and callet
himself a general and told about
big battle he had won and the world
!, diplomats coming TO treat with him
Finally his nurses carried him out o
the room. There Is no question abou
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-07

Dowie being "bughouse," but he has
been a good fnancier for himself. 1t
is said that since be started his graft
he has collected si5,0OO,O0O from the
gullible, and that he now has assets
amounting to 100000 of debts.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-07

Hogs Strayed-A 800 pound hog
strayed about Nov. 3rd; two marks in
right ear. Finder of hog please notify by
mail and receive pay for trouble
Bulls for SsIe-Two high grade Dur
ham bulls 9 and z months old.
Sc u 3-111-57 A. WUBBENA, De Smet s. ID
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-07

Poland china Bears ready for service; al
$I5, each. Pedigree given with pig.
W. WEERTS.
3miies northwest of Bancroft.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-07
s SNAP 8
LADIES' CT OAKS 81 to 81
FOR sale

One male hog one year old weight 300
or more Some of Dick Keatings stock.
Also 2 calves 8 or 7 weeks old, fat enough
for veal. d. NJ. CANTONWINE. 2t
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-07
70 LAMn sELEERs

We are effectively organized TO push
sales, and can promise, 1T your price is
right and your terms favorable, to give
YOU good aud satisfactory service.
Yours for business,
Tho ~. ". Foxton Land Agency.
Office in Carroll's Bank Building
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-07

Full b God Barred Plymouth Rock
BOOSTERS for Sale at 70 cents each.
Also a Poland China boar eight months
Did. c. f. BOGENRIEF
S-tf Sc u 2-111-56
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1906-12-07

of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Schultz, he con-
tracted a severe cold. II is this cold
that has developed into a lung trouble
which, with the old affection, makes
a serious condition
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-01
BIG MEETING

Al Oklahoma City. Thu. sday. . 3. m
October ith. 1t every own in New Ok
lahoma you should call mass meetings
and elect delegates to attend this great
business meeting Of the Southern Cot
ton association. our owr economic in
terests should arouse all Of as 10 prompt
concerted action.
n not now Interested. YOU will be when
you understand the olnl5 and purpo-
SEES of the Southern Cotton association
we assure you that to proposition
presented IS fraught WITT grea possi-
brities for the veal OF on. whole cotton
producing south.
The oratorIal Treat.h
In store for YOU viii amply pay for
yu@ coming. Harvey Jordon the presi-
dent o. the association. s a. wither-
spoon OF Mississippi Ed d. Smith, called
the Gattiiug Gun Of Soutt Carolina. All
three viii De there and Is a trio ha.d 10
beat.
"How 90 defend our interests az cot
ton producing communities D." IS the im-
wedlate question al issue.
Reduced rates ~ an roads. When you
get tickets get receipt,
By authnai as Eek Com
Southern Gotten Association.
J. B IRWIN. State Secretary.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-10-01
seaauIls Attack a Man.

A Danish sailor has had a narrow
escape from meeting death from q
flock OF seagulls. His sbip. the Elan.
dria. from Cronstadt TO Copenhagen.
was within so miles of her destlna
tiop when he was washed overheard
by a heavy sea. He was q powerful
swimmer, and diyesting himself of his
clothing prepared 10 make a stout
battle for lite. No sooner however
had the man got clear of his gar.
ments than a great flock of seagulls
gathered around and began a fierce
attack upon the intruder into their
quiet domain, whom they pecked at
remorseleBsly with their beaks. For
six hours the man contrlyed to keep
himself ahoat wardlng on bis perse
cutors as best he could. che or two
ships passing without noticing him.
When at last a Russian steamer. the
Elisa. took him ON board his strength
was utterly exhausted.