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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17
THE RABBIT FAMILY.
How Molly cottontaiI Teaches Bunny
the Ways of Life.

now hOAAy SOttontaiI Ie0cneS bunny
the Ways of Life.
Does it ever occur to you that young
animals have bushels Of things to
learn and that the length of their lives
depends to large extent upon how
well they learn their lessons?
For example, we will take the rab-
bit Bunny's first lesson will be in
what kinds of food to eat, how to know
his enemies and how to play tricks and
gain useful knowledge.
Molly Cottontail, the mother rabbit,
will impress upon her baby that he
must lie low and mingle with the dry
leaves and underbrush while he is lit
tie and helpless, because the Creator
In his goodness has provided a coat
the color of his natural surroundings
for his special protection. She will
say in rabbit talk: NOW, Bunny, one
thump with my hind feet means freeze
Q1eep quite stilD, an enemy is APP
preaching; two thumps, slow, means
come; two thumps, fast, wonder; three
thumps, run for dear life"
Bunny is taught how to wabble his
nose to keep his smeller clear, that
dewdrops from the bush Is the best
water to drink and that he should Of
ten taste his mothers lips to make
sure he Is having the same kind of
fodder.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17
The Enchanted Tray.

Take an iron tray and set it on top
IF four glasses which have been wiped
perfectly dry.
Charge it with electricity by rubbing
It vigorously with sheet Of brown
paper.
You will presently produce sparks
strong enough to leap from the tray to
your finger, although you will be In no
danger of shock.
| This ls cailed the enchanted tray and
10 a nice thing to amuse your little
oog0As with.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17

A bill has been introduced at
Pierre providing for the return of
the money received from North
Carolina Oh the bond deal. So
far as the money is concerned the
Herald cares little what is done
in the matter but the bonds in
question we're issued to build a
railroad now owned by North
Carolina which for some time has
been paying ten per cent divi-
dends. To repudiate them was
plain stealing and South Dakota
can hardly afford to condone the
Southern states course.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17

The bonded debt of New York
City amounts to S155 for every
nan, woman and child in the
municipality. Residents of Hur-
ley living in a city, county and
5tate entirely devoid of bonded
lebt will realize that there are a
ew comforts that the residents
of the greatest city in America"
will probably never be able to
enioy.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17

A new game law will be enact
Id this winter and we shall be
| |urprised if some of the farmer
members do not attach an anti
bird dog clause. There is no
|oubt that our chickens and quail
re being rapidly depleted and
he surest way to give them a
hance to increase would be to
prevent dog hunting for few
Fears.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17

A bill has been introduced at
Pierre to prevent publishers from
collecting subscription account
unless they can produce a written
order. 1t would be just rs seusi-
BILE to prohibit merchants from
collecting for dollars worth of
sugar without the evidence Of a
written order.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17

By order of President Roose-
[elt the issuance of patents at
western land offices is being held
Ep until an inspector can person
lily visit the lands and ascertain
t actual improvements have been
|aade, Formerly the witness
testimony was accepted without
uestion. The speculators are
1aking objection to this ruling
ut the legitimate settlers have
0 reason to fear the inspectors
isit.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17

Normally healthy children should not
be listless, and any lassitude not caus-
ed by illness should be corrected by
parents Immediately, though not by
punishment, for If allowed to develop
as the child grows it will prove drag
TO ambition and in time create spirit
Of laziness that is difficult to overcome.
At least tais is the opinion Of the
house physician in babies hospital.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17

Senator Kittredge's Washing
|on press bureau has now turned
IS batteries>against U. S. Attor-
| ey Elliot. The Herald believes
Ii. Elliot to be able 10 take care
f himself and will also hazard
he guess that if Mr.. Kittredge
opes to bully Elliott into sup
orting him for the senate two
ears hence he is doomed to dis
ppointment. Elliott will not
brow up his hands aud cry for
eace.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17

After a perusual of Governor
Elrod's retiring message we find
title in it to crlticise. The gov
tnor was justified in tossing a
ew boquets to the administration
{ which he was a part. The
late is in splendid shape fnan-
Tally and South Dakota may
Fell take pride In its progress.
b one or two places there is a
|lspicion of an uneasy conscience
b the part of the ex-governor,
|otably IN his reference to the
rimary election petition presen-
Id to the previous legislature.
lrod was an accidental COVER
or, being taken up by an anx-
bus machine in order to defeat a
brmidable rival. His admins
alton was quiet and colorless.
was marked by no single word
deed that savored in the least
courage or independence. I'm
er him that system of partisan
nip which denied official recog.
ltlon to every citizen not friend
to the. dominant t machine found
highest development. That
stem was overwhelmed by a
ppular revolt and Elrod retired
ON the governors chair without
le customary second term. We
ear him no i'll will. He is an
onest we'll meaning man. Had
also been a strong man he
Light now be serving second
Erm 40 governor of South Dakota
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17

The Sisseton News sold out
last week to the Roberts County
Banner. Bro. Mosher has seem
led to have a we'll patronizcd
paper but he confesses that ii
was not strictly paving pro-
position. He has received his
greatest reward III witnessing
|the triumph of lnsurgent ideas.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17
Contemf1,lent.

In summer, when It's very warm
And all the folks complaining so.
It's then | like the winter time.
Brave winter with its ice and snow.
And when the clustering billiards. rave
And it is cold as cold can be
The very hottest summer day
Is not one whit too warm for me.
In spring like the bracing fall,
In autumn love the gentle spring.
So yon see, the whole year round
I'm satisfied with everything.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17
[ E,,19TGR YOUNG Gh1
N, FolKSN1
BALANCING FEAT.
How to Hold Cup of Water on the
Point of Il Carver.

When you are told that it is possible
to balance a cup one-quarter full of
water on the point of carving knife
don't express your incredulity without
giving one chance to explain the feat.
Here is the way to do it, but nerv-
Gus persons need not attempt it. In
sertS cork in the handle of coffee
cup tightly, but not so vigorously as
to snap the handle off Stick a four
pronged fork in the cork, as shown in
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1907-01-17
AVOID A LIFE OF MISERY.
Don't Wed "a Poor Man Who Has Nell
Ger ambition Nor KIn ersy.

Don't marry a poor man with no am
bitions or energy. There are some
men who never get on because they
spend their time in complaining of how
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-03-05
Taiiencers Hecreanixeo.

Boston, March e-ReOrganixed and
strengthened by new material. the
Beaneaiers. tailenders Of the Ameri-
can league last season. leave for thelr
training quarters at Little Rock. Ark
xth bright prospects of developing
into a first division team. Out Of the
wreck and ruin Of the ORce-was cham
pi0ns. torn by internal dissensi0ns
and quarrels. President John Tayio"
and Chick Stahl. the new manager
have gotten together a bunch OF play
ers who give every promise Of putting
up a good article OF the national game
The pitching squad includes the vete
ran Cy Young: Ralph Glaze. the Dart
mouth college recrait: Dineen. Harris
Gibson and Winter, all veterans: Xii
liam. Kroh, Ober:I1 and Railing. q
bunch OF promising youngsters. Criger
Peterson, Shaw and Carrigan will Of
ficiate behind the base. Grimshav
will occupy first. Hobe Ferris will bt
on second and ex.Manager Jimmy Col
lins will play third. Freddy Parent
the crack short stop. will remain ol
the team. Chick Stahl. besides beine
manager and captain OF the team. viii
play center field. Hoey and Jimm!
Barrett. who played last year with th'
Rochester Eastern league team. wi.
probably get the other outfield posi-
tions. although there are several can
didates to be tried out.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-03-05

Masoa. formsEly wttA Baltimore. R0y
Hita. y California Pacific Cnass le@gaa
star. Bob Ewtng. Essick and = half
aoEea others IoAn Cancel. Who has
played wifA both the %ew YORK
Glanfs and HagAlsnaers. AID Who last
sear managed n team Ut his own at
Grad Rapids. and wiil play first base
and captain the team. Miller Hug
gins will hold down the seoOnd bag.
with LDeeFt, . young player. at thira
and Mowry. another Rew arrival ia
majoT league eireles, at shor seF,
eral new easchers viii BE- tried out
but Mclean and Schlei wili likely do
most Of the haekstOpping, The outer
garden IL yet undecided. but Odweli
and GeSsleT will probably be picked
for two Of the positions With the
raft of new players he has secured.
Hanion's squad Is about the most IN
certain proposition In the National
league this season,
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-03-05
VICTORIOUS WHITE sox LEAVE
FOR THE SUNNY
SOUTH
REDS GO TO TEXAS
American TaIienders Reorganize--st
Louis Teams Depart For Lone star
Training camps-sporting News.

Chicago. March 5.-With the cheers
Of enthusiastic thousands OF Chicago
baseball fans ringing In their ears.
the worlds champion White Sox left
this morning for the Cit, Of Mexico.
the terminus Of the most ambitious
training tour ever attempted by a
baseball team. The start was made
from the Illinois Central depot short
ly after 10 o'clock. Two special Pull
man cars were occupied by the party
numbering about forty persons. In
cluding several Chicago newspaper
men who will accompany the Sox on
all their travels. These cars will
carry the party all the way to the
capital Of the land Of the Aztecs. de
spite numerous changes Of railroad
lines.
The baseball special will be rushed
through at the greatest possible
speed, as the Sox are scheduled t.
play an exhibition game in the CIT,
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-03-05
FOR aHEunaTisA.
a Simple MIXTURE Which Anyone Can
Prepare. That Makes The kss-
aess Filter.

To make up enough Of tie ~vegeta-
0le treatment," which Is elainaea 10
he relieving nearly every smfcr@r wno
uses It for haekaehe. kidney CON-
plant. sore weak bladder and rhea-
maiism: Get from any good prescrip-
ton pharmacy ohe-half ounce Fluid
Extract DandeliOn. one ounce Com
pound Kargon and three ounces Com
poad Syrup of Sarsaparilia Shake
well In \ bottle and take In teaspoo1.
full doses after each meal and again
at bedtime.
Those who have tried n claim that
IL acts gently but thoroughly ON the
kidneys. relieving beakaehe and blad-
der trouble and urinary difficulties
almost instantly. Many cases OF rheu.
matlsm are known TO have been re-
iieVed within few days. the pain and
swelling diminishing with each dose.
well-known local druggist. who IL
IN a position 10 know. asserts that
this prescription. wherever Il becomes
known. always ruins the sale OF the
numerous patent medicine rheuma.
tism cures. kidney cures, etc. II In
a prescription which the majority OF
patent medicine manufacturers. AMI
even certain physicians dislike 10 sec
published. Few cases. Indeed. which
will fall to fully yield to its peculiarly
soothing and healing Influence. BE.
Ing composed OF common everyday
vegetable ingredients. which can be-
gotten from any druggist. II makes up
a good. honest and harmless remedy
and at small cost.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-03-05

Of Mexico Immediately after their ar.
rival next Saturday. The party viii
20 direct to New Orleans from this
city. stopping twenty minutes there
10 allow the cars to be switched 10
the tracks OF the Southern Pacific.
which will carry the party /, San An.
tonic and Eagle Pass. According TO
the schedule the latter place will be
reached at Q o'clock on Thursday af.
ternoon. Crossing the Rio Grande
into Mexico at Ciudad Porfirio Diaz
the cars OF the 5ox will pc taken
In charge by tho Mexican Interna'
tional railway, which will take them
10 Torreon. The Mexican Central will
take the party at Torreon at 0 O'Clock
on Friday morning, and II the sched'
ule is adhered to the champions will
be landed In the City Of Mexico. via
Zacatecas and Aguascalientes, about
noon on Saturday. II Is expected that
they will be given an enthusiastic re
ception by the American residents oI
the Mexican capital.
The sox viii stop only for a ligh
luncheon OF chill con carne Y tortillas
washed down with liberal doses o.
,ilwaukee's best cerveza, before show
ing the Mexicans just how the Ameri
can game of baseball should be play
ed. Reports from TED Sullivan. Wit
has been In Mexico for some time
the advance agent OF the Sox. stat
hat the Mexicans are eager to SCI
,e champions and that the game
will probably attract great crowds
: For the first game the players wi
be divided into whites and blues an
contestants allowed to engage
. moderate exercise
Sullivan has engaged quarters
| one Of the best hotels In the city ff
the Sox. All OF the sights OF the fir'
foreign country to be visited by a
. American baseball team will be II
, spected by the players and 1t Is sta
: cd that President Diaz Is plannin
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-03-05

10 hold a great reception In their
honor. The champions will remain
In the City Of Mexico nine days dur
Ing which time four games viii be
played with local teams comprising
the Mexico City league who play be-
fore big crowds on Sundays and holi-
days after the bull fights. The Sox
will leave on the night Of March II.
one section going to New Orleans and
another party stopping at Monterey
for a game.
The complete ante-season schGule
of the White sUx Is as follows.
March 0, 10. - First and second |
teams at Mexico City. March IL. l2-
White sox and Mexico City teams.
March i3.-White Sox and Veracruz.
March II. l5-White Sox and Mexico
City teams. March l6. 17.-First and
second teams at Mexico City. March
l9.-White Sox and Monterey. Mex
leo March II. %. %. 24.-White sox
and New Orleans. March 25-First
and second teams at Greenville. Miss.
[ March IS, 29.-First and second teams
. at Memphis. March 80, I.-First
team at Louisville. April First at
indianapolis, second team and Knox
i college at Galesburg, I'll. April q
= First team at Indianapolis, second
team at Des Moines. April 3-First
team at Terra Haute, second team at
Sioux City. April 4.-First team at
Evansville. Ind, second team at Lin
ID coin. Neb. April 5-Second team at
5. Omaha. April G. First team at
IL Cincinnati, second team at Kansas
d City April s.-First team at Spring.
10 field, O., second team at Springfield,
iii. April S.-First team at Spring
II field. O., second team at Peoria.
'F April 11.-American league season
u opens with white Sox at St. Louis.
}" The Sox will enter the battle for
" the pennant with the same victorious
" squad that brought home the bunting
!" last season. In the pitchers box will
= be Ed Walsh, Patterson Altrock. Smith
Owen, Doc White and other expert
twirlers. Sullivan and Mcfarland Wi.
continue behind the plate. Jiggs Don
ohue will hold down the initial bag
the lengthy lsbell will play second
and Tannehill will occupy the thirt
station. George Dais will remain al
short. The outer garden will be pre-
sided over by Jones. Hahn and Dough
erty Several promising youngsters
as well as the substitutes OF last year
were taken on the Mexican trip. bu
stand little chance of getting in tn,
regular lineup.
St. Louis Teams Go South.
st. Louis. Mo. March Both st
Louis teams make their getaway fo
the Texas training camps today, tn,
Cardinals going to Fort Worth ant
the Browns to Marlin Springs So fa
as the Nationals are concerned, tn,
hope that springs perennial in tn,
hearts Of all baseball fans Is dead il
Budweiser town. Occasionally some
near-fan talks Of the Cardinals landing
In the first division. but anyone in
ldulging in the belief that McCloskey'.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-03-05

Prof. r. r. Larkin. superintendent:
Of the city schools. returned home 20
this city yesterday afternoon on No. !
from Chicago where he attended \
meeting Of the superintendent's de.
partment OF the National Educational
association. The meeting was a very
successful one and New Mexico was
represented by four delegates.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-03-05

squad wfli grab the Eag woaA4 iEms-
a1aaeay O. gtFen u heEsh in hons faE
fneasaaie bass. GaOosa reAgas So
irene In tie CARDINAL camp aa4 the
geaeral belief here IL tAAa they w1li
aaAAe hard fight tsg the aaal Ind ssosa-
tloa and wtll probably get H. The
Bguwns find more gAsog IN the eyes u
tie fans and anleas the doge fails
ttry ~tll make = stFong bid Tor lhe
American league esanting,
TIE Cardinals have been given a
severe shakiag-up by MeCloskey.
many Of the disgrantlea players of
last years squad having beea given
their walking papers. but the general
result has not been highiy pleasing.
Many aspisants to maoT league hon.
oss will be giyea a Gry~Oat Gu the
Texas trip, The pitchers Of known
ability include McGiynn. Beebe. Brown
and Karger. Grady. Soonan and Mar
shall wili Be seen behind the plate
B@ckley. IA National league veteran of
tweHty years standing. viii probably
cover first. with Bennett at second
Zimmerman at third and Holly at
short. The outfielders include Barry
Murray and o'Hara.
Jim MeAleer. manager Of the
Browns. has gotten together a likely
bunch OF players. The pitching staff
includes Jacobson. Glade. Powell. Pei
~. Howell and several other lesser
lights. Among the catchers are spen
Ger. Richey and the veteran o'Connor
Jones will play first. Mise probably al
second. wallace at short and Della
hanty. formerly with the Cincinnati
Reds. at third. Stone Hemphili and
Pickering. a new man. viii likely b
the outfielders. The season Of exhi
bition games will open with the sar
Antonio Texas league team next Sat
urday.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-03-05

A severe cold that may develop into
pneumonia over night. can be cured
quickly by taking Foley's Honey and
Tar. II will cure the most obstidete
racking cough and strengthen yon-
lungs. The genuine is In a yellow
package. At o. G. Schaefer.
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-03-05

Each days failure to advertise
your vacant property in The Optic
10 q neglected opportunity. u
Las Vegas daily optic., 1907-03-05
Reds OF for Texas.

Cincinnati, O., March 5.-The first
section of the Reds left today for
Marlin Springs. Tex. and the rest of
the team will 30 next Sunday. The
Reds enter the race for the National
league pennant this year with prac-
ticaily a new team. Manager Ed Han.
lon having made clean sweep Of a
considerable portion Of last years
squad. The retirement OF Hake Wei.
mer. the only really first class pitcher
on the team. has been a severe blow
70 Hanlon and seriously Injuries his
chances Of winning the penant, Among
the pitchers are Andy Coakley. last
year with the Philadelphia Americans
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-20
THE OFFICE SPECIALITY
STORE INCORPORATED

Articles of association of the Hawai-
ian Office Speciality Co, Ltd. have
been filed in the office of the Treas
urer of Hawaii. its capital stock is
s25, 900 with the privilege OF extension
to 100000, the par value of shares be-
ing $40 each.
The entire 1850 shares is subscribed
as follows, and s47S5.9O paid in as be-
ing the value of the store and business
and stock of the Hawaiian Office Spe-
cialty CO. so called, owned by the firm
of Kingsbury &c Kellogg: Selden B.
Kingsbury, 275; Leonard G. Kellogg.
275; Daniel S. X. Pahu, 100; Cecil v.
Gray, %; Lou Ella Mathena, 25; Tom
Ululou, 25, and Kingsbury & Kellogg.
trustees, 525 shares.
Officers for the first year are Selden
B. Kingsbury. president; Leonard @.
Kellogg, vice president; Daniel S. X.
Pahu, secretary, and Lou Ella Mathe-
ma, treasurer.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-20
AFTERNOON
CABLE REPORT

BERLIN, April ia typhoon ragged
on March 20 in the Caroline Islands.
Two hundred and thirty natives Of
the Ululythi group were drowned.
Cocoanut trees and plantations were
destroyed and famine Is feared.
MANILA, April 19.-Many shocks Of
earthquake have been felt here today.
Buildings have been wrecked In Nueva.
Caceres and sayabas. Iloilo has been
destroyed by FIRE.
Twenty thousand people are homo
less.
CHARLESTON, April ia slight
earthquake was felt here today.
WASHINGTON, April 1s.-Tentative
peace arrangements have been made
with Nicaragua.
TOXIC, April 19.-The Emperor to-
day received General Booth Of the
Salvation Army.
SALVADOR, April le.-The Nicara-
guans are evacuating Honduras.
SHANGHAI, April 1e.-Famine con
ditions are getting worse.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-20
LUMBER TRUST
WITNESS IN BOX

A witness in the lumber trust case
under a subpoena duces tecum, was
asked if he had brought the documents
commanded. He answered promptly
Il decline to produce them"
THAT is ALL" DistrictAttorney
Breckons laconically answered.
Special counsel for the witness. a
clerk in a firm not among the defend
ants, objected to tho profrered evidence
as immaterial and asked for a refer
ence of his objection To Judge Dole.
Time was set for hearing the refer
ence at Ais yesterday afternoon. The
objection was argued afiirmatively by
counsel for the witness.
Assistant District Attorney Dunno.
when his turn came To reply. sat mute
under prior instruction OF the chief
L. 5. counsel.
By refusing to obey the subpoena the
witness made himself liable to citation
for contempt of court.
A recent decision Of the Hawaiian
Supreme Court held that the material
ity of evidence was not an issue In
contempt proceedings.
1t looks as if the witness in this case
n. ght be in another than the witness
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-04-20
CANNED PINEAPPLEs.

Charles T. Howe a. Co OF New York
say that canned pIneapples are fast
taklng a leading position In the line
Of canned products. the sale having
increased tremendously during the past
few years: and the demand promises
to be considerably in excess Of the sup
ply during the coming season. espe-
cially IN the Bahama islands the crop
will be very Tight one. Florida
packers viii take no future orders. The
two Bahama packers have sold their
entire prospective pack Of some styles
of packing. and are fast nearing tho
limit 81 all kinds. The orders for
Singapore pineapples are largely In ex-
cess Of last year with no prospects Tor
an increase I'm the crops. =. Daily
Commercial News.