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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1907-06-06

SLIGHT OF HAND TAUGHT BY
mail-For public exhibition or home
amusement. Anyone can learn; easy
way to make big money. Particu-
lars for stamp. Address, Magic, care
Courier.
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Chicago Poultry Market.
Chicago. June Steady
Turkeys, IL: chickens. 10.
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Chicago Butter and Eaa Market.
Chicago. June 5.-Bntter-Weak-
Crean1eries. 1929; dairies, 17@2l. Il
Eggs Steady at 14h.
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WANTED - CIGAR MAKER 81
STEADY work; open shop; no
strike; mild climate,i can make $12
to $18 per week, owing to skill.
Manufacturer. Station b., Dallas
Texas care of GREEN'S Drug Store.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SPECIAL GRINDING - WE HAVE
special machinery for ~rinding lawn
mowers and horse Clippers. Salts
faction Guaranteed. G. O. Thomas
Company.
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MARKETS

(This market is furnished by Cassidy
& Gray. Members Chicago Board Of
Trade. Local office, roos 20 and 40,
Hofmann Block. Tel $685. q. Il. yoigt,
resident mana gerry
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EAs,44444s.s.e fl ~ g..alss i.s'sa+t0
q LOCAL MARKETS. .
0f44*.%ss..EA sk.is.s S.es..s. .4.& sfi.t@0
WHOLESALE PHlCEA

FURNISHED BY John Norren 4 Ca
Ltd. at II a. M, June So
The prices quoted on hogs ere fof
deliveries az the packing house and do
not apply to stock shipped in.
i've S%oek
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CHICAGO PuoItrv Market.

Chicago. June bi--Poultry-Alive. ir-
regular. Spring chickens. %; fowls
16: turkeys. ~. Dressed--Firm. Broil-
ers. a01s5; turkeys. 10@14: fowls
liz @16.
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New York Butter and Eua Market.
New York. June -Rutter-Steady
Factory common to frsts. 1S@20h.
Eggs-Steady; unchanged.
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Chioaoo Produoc Marked

OUIUAHU TTOuUCE mdTK0S.
Chicago. June 5.--Wheat-No. 2 red
93m95H: No. 3 hard. S56D94
Corn--No. 2. SAX @54iA. No. white
54h: No. 2 yellow. 541a: No. 3. 54N.
Oats-No. .. not quoted; No. 8. As:
No. white, not quoted; No. white
ASH @48.
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CHAPTER VII

Late in July it grows dark as mid
night approaches, so that the many
lights from doorway and window seem
less garish and strange. than they do
a month earlier. In the Northern
there was good business doing. The
new bar fixtures, which had cost a
kings ransom, or represented the one
nights losings of a Klondike million
aire, shone rich, dark, and enticing,
while the cut glass sparkled with iri-
descent hues, rejecting, in a measure,
the prismatic moods, the dancing spir-
Its of the crowd that crushed past,
hating at the gambling games, or
patronizing the theatre in the rear.
The old bar furniture, brought. down
by dog team from Cup River was es-
tablished in the rear extremity of the
long building, just inside the entrance
to the dance-hall, where patrons Of
the drama might, with modicum of
delay and Inconvenience, quaff as
deeply of the beaker as of the ballet.
Now, however, the show had closed,
the hall had been cleared of chairs
and canvas, exposing a CLASSY, tempt
ing surface. and the orchestra had
moved to the stage. They played a
rollicking, blood-stirring twostep,
while the floor swan with dancers.
At certain intervals the musicians
worked feverishly up to crashing
crescendo, supported by the voices of
the dancers, until all joined at the top
note in yell, while the drummer
fired a "A Colt into a box of wet saw
dust beside his chair-all in time, all
in the swinging spirit of the tune.
The men, who were mostly young,
danced like college boys, while the
women, who were all young and good
dancers, f1oated through the measures
with the ease of rose-leaves on sum-
mer stream Faces were flushed, eyes
were bright, and but rarely voice
sounded that was not glad. Most Of
the noise came from the men, and al
though one caught. here and there. a
hint of haggard lines about the girl
ish faces, and glimpsed occasional
eyes that did not smile, yet as a whole
the scene was one of genuine enjoy
ment
|. Suddenly the music ceased and the
couples crowded to the bar The wom-
en- took harmless drinks; the men,
mostly whiskey. Rarely was the
choice of rotations criticised, though
occasionally some rudy eschewer of
sobriety insisted that his lady take
the same" avowing that ''hootch, !"
having been demonstrated beneficial
in his case, was good for her also In
variably the lady accepted without dis
pute, and invariably the man failed to
note her glance at the bartender. or
the silent substitution by that capable
person of ginger-ale for whiskey or
of plain water for gin. In turn, the
mixers collected one dollar from each
man, Tipping to the girl metal per-
centage-check which she added to her
store. In the curtained boxes over
head, men bought bottles with foil
about the corks. and then subterfuge
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RETAIL peIcEo.


FURNISHED by Globe Tea Co.,
Flour, per sack 80
Corn meal. 10-lb sack Is
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MALE HELP WANTED.

TO WORK IN AND
manage dairy; steam power, milking
machine, separators; sober, expert
enced, energetic man wanted. State
wages. r. T.. Sollitt, Goldfleld, la.
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WANTED.

wANTED-soFT WOOD, LINN.
willow and cottonwood; can send
choppers. Write, Acme Manufac-
turing Co., Harvey, Iowa.
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FOR SALE-ONE REGISTERED
Hereford Bull. one year old. Phone
on I, Fremont, Iowa. G. L. Phil
lippe.
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FoR RENT.
FOR RENT-CoAn BANK, G. b.
Warner, Agency, Ia.
FOR SALE.
ROTH BROS. = BLAIR SELL. REAL
estate

EGGS FOR PROFIT AND THE
Brown Leghorns are the egg ma
chimes; soc setting and will MI In
cubator orders 107 North Willard
street. w. N. Rockwell.
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FOR sALE-1o sHoRTHoRN BULLS
8 to IA month"; old, Of good breeding
and at reasonable prices. p. w.
Turner, Steamboat Rock Iowa.
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higher.

higher.
Hog Market.
Receipts, $1,000: left over, 1920; es-
timated tomorrow, $1,000.
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FOR sALE-ABERDEEN ANGUS
bull, pure breed, recorded, 10 to "a
months old. e. r. Oehler, Moravia,
Iowa.
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FOR sALE-LoGAN COUNTY. COZ
orado, choice, level, unimproved
wheat lands. at IS to IS per acre.
Winter wheat here Is looking fne.s A
few homesteads left; Can locata
you Address j. B. Reinhardt, Lee
Roy. Colorado, r. r. 4.
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of the men who stood on chairs and
tables for sight of the woman dealer.
For twenty minutes she continued.
until the place became congested, and
never once did the lookout detect an
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Well, Of all the different kinds Of
damn FOOLS" he snorted, you are the
kindest.". He marched past the mar
shall and his deputies down to the cut
put on his coat, and vanished down
the trail towards town, not deigning
a backward glance either at the mine
or at the man unfit to fight for.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05
Alforb balt @ort.

slls &i4tsr alforb Dor einigen 30.
3a9en feinsn SIP I'm 2rimtnalssri9t
berlieB. IisB er aut, ME bor 8 Sabrsn
bel feiuem eintritt In otefes Amt gsfaet
batte. ieinsn NIT 2eber espolfsrtsn
amtsfubl fur fsiuen Ta&foIser suttid.
6err alfOro batte auf anfrassn, OBJ
er ieinsn Ri6isrfb. ME OieIe isiner
gOrgdngsr. ole anbenien mii3unsbmsn
geosnts. ssantworiet, Der SIT let fur
oas limit Sa uno gsb6re benz Ri3tsr
ni&t pstf6nlid, mtiHe alio benz Amte
bsrblsibsn. 6srr Ilforb bsnubts ben
Seoerfubl feIten uno NOR meifiens nit
einem &obrhbfubl sufriebsn, unb bin.
terlisb srfferer feinem Na9folssr In
sutsm 3ufanos.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05
&iess- 0rab.


86omas unb BIara pit9er. go. 82e
STD Hpbls.s trabs, 2nabs. - Wil.
liam unb Rarp $anner. 615 8es1er.
StraBe, Rnabe. = Wiaiam unb Sine
Iia Jones, 800 Norb @ueltb Ape.,
Wao&en. - Carl unb 8lan4 &ieg.
1916 plsafant Str, 2nabs. - Oru
unb abah @iliamion. 200 Rorb Sef.
fsrion ape.. Ndb4en. - gowin uni
SnsS Baiur, 2l3l IOrtapeftsrn abs.,
Wdb6eu. - 5reberid uno @li3abett
Sorts, 81 Wsf E..p Str, Rnabe. -
Sobn une Warp etuttls, 1121 Of
pratt Str, Wdodsn. - Sobn uni
Dora SaIopin, 1920 Columbia aps.
anabe. - Charles unb Wsarle 9abis.
14O5 Cornell abs., 2nabe. - 2ouis
unb Warp pullman. 6l2 SsDiIle ape.
Wdo6en. - 3. 6. unb 2ouiis Su'
pree, 800 Wef Prait Str, Wdo9en.-
aibtOn unb Settle Nepman, 1905
Norb WiROuri Str, 2nabe. - Ros'
eos unO Stella Ring, S08 &anbOlpb'
StrnBe, Qnabe. - Benjamin uni
2aura Boomers, 636 Noro Senate
apsnue, Rnabe. - Charles unb Sbc
Waltsr, 1923 Rorb alabama Str.
Rnabe.
Getraut.
Wm. u. 3nannlien - Gaiip 8. Rap.
@eore 6ibslbsresr - anna Segl.
6ans auauf Stpdsr Wable Gerr
9arbsr.
GeEorben.
Wartin 2Oub, Sc Sabre aft, Ho. 217
Wsf Warplano Str. - 2obsrt Reb'
bling. 70 Sabre, ia. Wsh 81. Str. -
Clara See SnOoosrlp, Al Sabre, 492
Bel Str. - SOfepb MerabaGsr. 81
Sabre, 1926 parf abs. - 2orsnn u.
glbslbina, AZ Sabre. $50 Norb Bel.
mont Abs. - Ssbsrlp 9. Wabs, sc
Sabre, 1117 Sho Fremont abs. -
Diliam 3. 9susapn. Is, 1l13 @ur9.
Auenue.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05
ESAug@ go
Cine Siart6t1ae IN Snoteu.

lleber Die 9inri9tuns zines go,
tbaners Der in Snbien gebrdu9Ii6e
Same Der @mgbansn = Der ieinen
S4pa9er erl9pfen bate, pirb aus
9bberabab dm Snbus in Der prGiiz
oenti9aft 8pmbaD beri9tet: Die
gnf9eibung barber. Oh Der MDrs
Der bingeri9tet ober lebenslGngli9
ms @efdngniB sefeBt perben ioGte,
purOe, ME iibli9, ben 8ernanbten
bes @rmprDeten iiberlahen, Die, einz
i9liebli9 Der Satin bes 8erurtbeils
ten, fir Die Sinri9tuns itimmten.
4m Gage Der !Sinri9tung eri9ien in
benStraBen cine abtbeilung. StraBens
feger nit neuen Strau9beien. Oie-
len folgte cine @btAeilung urabif4er
Yplisei nit aufgepflan3tem 8aionstt.
Damn folste Der @erurtheilte. in Elm
neues 9epdnb getleibet. lin ben
Sals unb UNI bic 9anbgelenfe paren
neue Strid. gelegt, beren Gnben BON
ie einem ppli3iiten ee6alten puroen.
4uf benz &i6tplabe angelangt,
mibte Der @erurtbeilte nieberfnisen.
unb Die poli5iiten gaben bic Stride
an @ebilfen bes S9urfri9ters ub.
Ser 9e6ilfe, Der ben UNI ben Gals
gelegten Strid faBte, nuhm bor benz
9erurtbeilten Muffteaung, bic anberen
ftsIten ii4 bintsr INN auf. Der
@3urfri9ter, Der elm brsitss, haur>
I9arf sei9liffenes S6pert iiber fei>
mem Saupte i6pang, ite0te, pGbrenO
.r it9 benz @erurtbeilten ndberte,
breimdl nit ldutsr Stimme bic Srde
&c: user srmd9tigt gu Der 9inri4@
tung?", t%pprauf Der pOli5ei4ef breiz
nal untpprtete: Der Inim". 9ier>
auf Ita9 Elm @ebilfe @; S4drfri9z
ters ben 9erurtbeilten NIT elmer Sea-
bel in ben Hiiden. 10 bab Der 8nies
enbe cine unipiatiirli4e 9epssung
na9 BORN madte. Sn bemfelben
@usenblids aogen bic Orsi anberen
@e6ilfen bic Stride fsit an, 10 bub
Der gals bss @erurtbsilten seredt
purbe. 3H9snb fubr bas S4pert
berni.ber, nm bus 9aupt bes S4ulz
bigen rDlte in ben Sans.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05

2oeaL N etterbert9t.
G6Sn beite Gben6; sonntas, SGnee
geft1ber uno fdIter.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05
Nene Sueorporattomen.

5olgenbe 9efelf8aften ertuirftsn
bsim Staatsisirstdr TIRE Jncorpura'
tionspapiere:
.Snbinua Sstusr pipe @ompanp".
Rseca. parfe@ Ounts; Rapital $40, 600.
Sirsetu,en: 3. 8. 6apnss, .. D.
Sabts, 90. s. @ilhert, Artbur 6.
NIais, 6. W. Wsnbenbaa unb 2ueius
$eter.
state Banf Of Wef Serrs 6auts";
Rapital $25, 600. CHARLES 8. g6r.
mann. prdRbent, uno WOsbetm g.
Weils, RafFrer.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05
Neser mtrft NIT Steimem.

Gin leioer entfomHener Neser mari
ssfsrn Absnb I'm Sauie Der 6rau Be.
Ito S&roeoer. SIG Of IL. Strabs
elm Gsnfer elm, bsnuBte bic sntfan.
oene 9eruirrung bann, um Elm aui
benz Ndbtii&e lissenoes portsmonnaie
nit 80. 90 gu ergattern. unb enifob,
sbe bic erf6rodener 6ausbepobner
nod re&i sur Beftnnuns iomusn tonn.
ten. Der S&warse wiro BON Der go.
Ii3st 9sfu&t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05

untsr goIIsgen. Yen.
fen sic MIR, 6err &oner, eefterr
4benb bat Sic einmal &ebutteul
G9neiSer am Stdmmtii9 porbebdlt.
los selobt." rWas bat er geia9t?'
Isle pGren elm iebr mGbiser S4au:
fhieler."
4nbers gemetnt. n4beI
liebe @milie. i9on pieber ninit bi
Gin neues 8leib?! Simmer wiebel
&leiber unb ni9ts als &leiberl 9af
bu benn gar teinen Sinn fir etpdi
anberes?" 80 ia = i4 brau4s aud
cine neue Mantine!"
= Giel perGangt. 8ermitt.
Ter, gum 2ebemann: rNun iino'i
pole bier Mpnute, baB i4 sic 10 reid
berbeirdtbet babe = unb i6 babe BIZ
Prppiiton nod nidt! = Gntpebe1
sablsn Sic bic grppifipn aug pber laf'
fen Sic ii9 fdeiben = bamit id
S6re 5rau tpieber permitteln tunn!!'
= u Ut dt. (Gu
Serr tritt auf Der Sreppe fsbl, itiir5
binunter unb fGGt gerabe spiidei
5pei Samen, Die ii9 iebr lebbaft I'M:
terbdlten.) .Gntf4ulbissn sic MIR
metne Damen," faste er, fia mii9fan
.rbebenb. rbab id Sbnen 10 mittsr
in's 9efprd4 gefanen bin!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05

o Z. s. 81. 9urtp, Sefrstdr Der
etaats. @efunb6eitsbeb6roe, fpridt H9
In gesus auf ben borsei&Ia9ensn plan
ben AbfiuB Der StraBeatandIs @bi.
eagO's auf Snoiaaa's goben 3u fiItri.
rem, oabin aus. bab BITE bieRgen geb6r.
ben nur oanr eini&reiien tperben, fals
es ftn erteia, bab bie our Nntpenbuug
sebra9te NetbObe geiunbbsttsi9db.
lid if.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05

sur "a stnnS.u ,nS.us rbr IOrssns. 6. Sauna
GttcaSo, 5. Sanua'

gttcaSo, 5. Sanuar.
SIR Snbiana: 3unetmenbe SepDIftbeit
beute gtaGt, Scnntas S6neeseftSber; fdl'
ter I'M n0rsIiden 9beiIe beute 9la9t uno
am Sonntag.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05

Iberulometerfanc.
S6@fs Eetnperatur. ......... 80 @ras
RtebrteSe Ieuaperatur. 80 Il.
@. &. BIptbs
SectipnSsD Director.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05

GranfR abeen. 1917 @ngliib
auenue. Rirsts gsffern 9ormittag bsiut
Union Yabnbof unter BITE Rdber zines
3uges. uno Der linte Mrm. iomie au6
Elm &teiI Der S1ulter wuroen b6lig
3srmalmt. Or. Reebes bon, Gispen.
Iarium braGte ben 8erungltidten ms
fdotiide 6ospital.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05

~ erIanqt-Gin Hedo6eu fur 6ousarbsit. Ha93u
~ fro9en SO. 25e5 Broipeet Cir.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05


George SO. 9onen, bur9 ben ebs.
riff, an gli3abetb 8. Sbompion, Got
6, SisbIanb plaee abolition, 80 bet
155 CUB. bsrbsRsrt, Ofisite bon 6isb.
lamb pIaes. fibIia bon 81. StraBs,
s9498. s3.
Sbomas 8. Carton an Wiliam q.
Scotps0 &C., Got 6. Osgoob's 2. Wnib.
insion BouIsbarb Mbbitiou, so BET 1874
6uB. batani, ORisite bon @aibington
BouIsbarb, fioli9 BON 81. Strabe.
$1,000.
Sba 8. StanIep an WiQinm Boi.
ion, Dsrtrauensmanrl, Got 80. %.
soob's 2. @aibinaton BouIsbarb Gb.
bition. so bet l34 Sub. berbsKert,
OHfsite bon Rsw Serisp Str. n6rbIiG
bon 33, Strabs, $1400.
Bss9 Grope Improvement Corn.
punp on bic Sifers Of ct. 5raneis,
8beiI bss ifbusRIi6sn @ierteIs bon
Section 81, 8omnfbip Is, Ranae a,
800 Neres, Center 8ounibip, $1,000.
-GeIir &. WeWbirter on 2oba 8.
Durman, Got SO, Rubber's 8Ientuoob
albeiti on, 1884 BET 1912 Jub, ba.
cant, @efisite bon Bsbils abs., n6rbs
lid bon Mi6ignn Str, $3.50.
@Isbe W. Grssntan an CHARLES
Darlington, Got 8. Me2ernan's Cub.
oipifon. AubenIot %, 80 BEL 90 SUB,
bsr5.Rsri. @sfisits BON gapitol Abe,
fioli9 bon 5enrp Str, $4,000.
Spbn @. Me@uloueh an Marpirl
9. gbrif. Got 81, We@lains 9oloan
aob'. 80 BET 1913 CUB. iibli8e Settle
bon Bacon Str, 6fli9 bon Gerter
Str, Got 142. Wsrritt pIace abb,
IS BET Sc. so SUB. 6fli8s gsits BON
gIoer slbs.. n6rbli9 bon Mi6ienn
Str; Got 20, &eeie u. Anb. Subj,
8bsil bon 5lst9ers Brooffbe abo.,
itolids Settle bon 8alep aps., 6fli6
BON Nspman Str; Cots 2. 3 uno 4.
Slpf IL, BriebtuoOb, 1114 BET 165
5uB, tpefili6e Settle bon G@ool Str,
iHoIi8 bon %. Str, Got 6, glcd Is.
Jlstdsrs South Brpotfbe abb, 40
Bel 1924 GuB. 6fli9e Settle bon Dear
born StraBe, n6roli9 bon Noulano
aee. $4,000.
peter pfiferer on Aueuftn W.
stratfoab. Got a. Niaigan Bart
pIace sbb., fibIi6s Settle bon Rop.
lamb Nbe.. balid bon Neipniar Ctr.
s235O.
Septba 8. 6ortlep on Qouis q.
Wlusr, Got 81, Wefmorslanb gInee
Aeb.. 5flias Settle bon Wefmorelano
absnus. itoli9 bon Walnut 6trabs,
81, 600.
Sobn 3. Darrell on Dome Building
@ealip COMPANY, Cots rs, rs uno ~,
9opnsp arfsnal Sei9bts Abb., tusft.
li9e Settle bon 2spfone absnue, fho=
lid bon 10. Str, "a. 800.
Wiliam BoHon, Sruftse, an Ni,
9Olas Rcbertion, 6fli9e Settle BON
Nep Serfsp Ctr. n6rbli9 bon 33.
Str, "a. 500.
Miliam so. Cline. Abminifrator,
on Oltpsr q. ROpfer, &beil bonn ihb.
6Hliaen 0tertel In Section Is. Sp.
16, 8ans. 3. 9.76 ader, Waibingion
8p. 81. 900.
@sorge 80. SheIbp on Wiliam s.
@aKabp, Got q In SarInn u. u.
Nortbern 6eigbts Abb, 80 BET 1872
CUB, berbsRsrt. Stoisite Der %. Str,
6flih o Der R~ortbpefsrn Nbenue.
81. 600.
Aqnes @opsnbaber an prefon &.
gobIs, Got 304 tn 8aisn's South
9rcotRbe abb.. 40 Bel 152 HuB. ba.
cant, Weffstte Der Oatlano ADenus,
r6roli6 bpu IA. Str. $500.
George 6. goHeQ an Biqiarh g..
Smith, baIber Nnt6eil on Got Is In
5mttTon's Gubb.. 6hbfeite Der WaIb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05
0erlan9ts Nn3et8en

r9eub tusIder Art tperbsn in Der -Snbiona 9ribfn'
NIT sc per Belle fir iebe Snfertiou bere1net.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-05

Grfdltungen in einer1 Sage 3u furireu
gebme Laxative Bromo Quinine TabIetten.
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The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-04-26
Cricket Players on Skates.

A dozen years ago-the date was
Feb. 20, 1864 cricket match was ac-
tually played on Loeb Lomond. So
keen had been the frost at this partic-
ular period that the Queen of Scottish
lakes was covered with a substantial
sheet of ice, and the day in question
being favored with bright sunshine a
goodly gathering graced the vicinity
of the bonnie, bonnie banks" to wit
ness the novel spectacle of a cricket
match on ice.
The wickets were placed on wooden
stands fixed to the frozen surface, and
all the players were mounted on
skates. In bygone times cricket has
been played under similar conditions
south of the Tweed, but the game
above referred to is probably the only
one of its kind that ever took place in
Scotland.-Glasgow News.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-04-26
GONE FOREVER.

Ten years ago a farmer put his mi.
Nals on a dollar bill. The next day ha
went to the nearest town and spent it
with a merchant. Before the year was
out he got the dollar back. Four times
In six years the dollar came back to
him for produce and three times he
heard OF it in the pocket Of his neigh.
bors.
The last time he got 1t back four
years ago. He sent it to a mail order
house. He never has seen that dollar
since, and never will. That dollar bill
will never pay any more school or
road tax for him, will never build or
brighten any of the homes of the com
munity. He sent it entirely out of
the circle of usefulness to himself and
his neighbors.
P%atronize your local merchant who
helps you to pay your taxes, support
your schools and churches, and lends
a helping hand in times of sickness
and trouble.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-04-26
RANGE LAW CAN'T BE APPLIED.
Supreme Court Exempts Lyman and
Other Counties.

Under the decision of the supreme
court, the stock interests evidently
stole a march on the bomesteaders in
the last legislative session, when they
proposed a compromise measure be-
tween the wiping cut of the range. and
the continuance of it. The compro-
mise requires the question to be sub
mitted to the voters of the different
counties, the free range to be cut out
on a vote to that effect. If the home
steaders had stood pat" they might
have been defeated on their law to
wipe out the free range: but now UNI
der the court decision. they would be
in control. The stock interests We're
advised by their attorneys that their
case was not a favorable one for them
and they got the compromise.
The opinion of the court was based
on a provision of the statute which
was not raised by the attorney in the
case. They brought up the case on
constitutional grounds and On the
validity of a discriminatory statute,
which did not apply with equal force
to the whole state. The holding of the
court is that the old free range law
could not apply to Lyman county. as
1t was specifically mentioned in any
of the statutes relating to range. The
attempt to cover Lyman, Stanley and
portions of Meade and Pennington
counties was to amend the existing
law to cover territory in u%norganized
counties generally, and in all counties
organized after 1889. The court holds
on this that so long as Lyman county
was not specifically named. the law
cannot be made TO apply to that coun-
ty. The same provision should apply
with equal force to other counties not
specifically named.
Stockmen say the homesteaders are
keeping their stock on the run by the
aid of dogs and are cutting all the
profit from them, and while the law is
in favor of the stockmen, the facts as
they actually exist are against them.
In Lyman county petitions are being
circulated to try a vote under the pro-
visions of the new law. Regardless
of legislation or no legislation on the
subject, the country will have to
change in time from range stock to
the dairy COW and farmer.
The Sisseton weekly standard. (Sisseton, Roberts County, S.D.) 1892-1929, 1907-04-26
SKIN SORE EIGHT YEARS..
Spent $500 on Doctors and Remedies
but Got No ReIief-Cuticura &
Cures in a Week.

upon the limbs and between the
toes my skin was rough and sore, and
also sore under the arms, and | had to
stay at home severa times because of
this affection. Up to a week or so ago
l had tried many other remedies and
several doctors, and spent about three
hundred dollars, without any success,
but this is to-day the seventh day that
/ have been using the Cuticura Rene
dies (costing a dollar and a half,
which have cured mt completely, so
that l can again attend to my bust.
ness. l went to work again tonight.
l had been suffering for eight years
and have now been cured by the Cut
icura Remedies within a week. Fritz
Hirschlaf, "a Columbus Ave-, New
York, N. Y, March 20 and April 6.
1906"