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FOR REMITTANCE HOUSE, CENTRALLY LO-
Gated: IL rooms and bath; $3.50; opposite pen
sion office: 40S G st. NV; fine house for room
renting boarding.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave. NV.
Oc63t
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6IONn
1912 New Y,
Adjoining &
500. $3.50 18th nw.iB A
$125. .10i6 10th NV ,26r
SIPS. 1901 + NV. II
$lS. .lS25 Path. l2r. 2
500. 1888 Jefferson, l.
tS3.83. .lTO0 10Th. lar. !
tS3. %. 100 l1ts nw.l0r.2
$75. 1918 N NV. l2r,
470..1400 18th NV, l2r,
SIS. .20a2 18th NV, lir.
SIS. 1883 4 NV. 81. 2
SIS. .l744 Q NV. Tor.
SO. .1104 eth NV, 14r,:
$40. .1TD p nv, lar.
$65. ...l64l r NV. 12r,
$85. 1905 Fairmont, 1G.e
$65. 1914 18th nv, l1f,
t65. 1915 Sunderland, Tor.
f06. .1737 18th NV. llf,
les. .l23l Euclid. l2r. I
t6O. 10. 1907 2lst NV, LOT,
500. 400 Irving, 12r.
$50. INA Q NV. 12r,
SEQ. 1920 18th nv, II
$50. .....l7l2 Y nw, II
tao. -. .8ll H NV. l,
$55.75. TAO 5th, Tor.
@...l3l3 Fairmont, Tor
SIS. .1436 Park rd. Tor.
$55. .l2l7 II NV, 81,
$50. .l736 8 NV. Tor.
1.. .l61l 3lst NV. l2r.
@......l620 l NV. /;
S6. . .ls23 n NV, iG.
$3.50. 1859 Irving, Tor.
62.6O.l6l8 T NV, Or. :
$4,000. 1474 Clifton, lot,
$50. 90. 1466 Clifton, Tor,
$50. .ll21 10th NV. LIT;
$50. ..lO7 Irving. 1Or,
$50. .1735 18th NV, Tor 4
$50. 1921 y NV. LOT.
$50. ...1725 2lst NV, Tor,
$50. .1476 Douglas, 3r,
$50. 1886 18th NV. Tor,
$50. .2520 18th. NV. 12r,
$50. .17O9 18th NV, lot
$46.50.510-l2 4 NV. 13r. ;:
$3.50. :. .9O6 A Sc, Or.
SIS. 80. 4Oo @ NV. 12r.
$45.. .1345 Irving, 10r,
$50. .lIU Corcurau. ".
$42.75..17D Cor NV, Tor
$3.50. 1910 Col I'd, Tor
: 42..243i Ia av NV, lur
$A1. ...13l2 Il NV. l0x,
Si0.O. 1887 T NV, s
f4G50.. .176O Ore av. ;0r
1880. l74O Riggs. l0r.
40.50. =. .3545 10th, II
5000. ..l32 c sc, l:
$40. 1925 14th NV, d
tached, Tor,
$40. 1873 2Sth, Sr,
$40. 14O9 29th NV. Ilr, hw
$40. =. .603 Q NV. I2r.
$40. 1927 Oregon. .Or.
$S7. so. 1730 Euclid, Or,
$37. 80. 15ll Lamont, 9r
$3.50. 1887 X NV. Or,
$3.50. 1928 Q NV, Or.
$35. so. 173S Riggs pl, lOr
$35. so. 1878 T NV. l2r,:
$35. so. .150S r NV. Sr.
t35.50..1 1893 18th NV Or
$3.50. ..5lI + NV. Or.
$3.50. .2135 G NV, l0r,
1850. .l65 U NV. sr.
$3.50. ....444 p NV.
$35. .1l49 4th NV, Or.
$32.5O.14l1 CoIumbia.Sr
ST.
t1S. Large stable, lo2
L. 65xl4
$50. Rear 1922 2lst a
SIS. Ri 70S 10th nw,7stl
SIS. Rear 1744 Q n
SIC. =. Rear 724 18th n
SIS. n 500 10th NV. 4stl
SIS. rear 40 M n
$l2.O.r ZIG D ne.7 stlI
See our list Of apartu
rent.
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FOR RENT TT
1448 r l av NV. 12r$T5.0 90
1907 Fl NV, 13r. .@. 90
1881 Irving NV, Or. 1890
HOO 14th NV, fat. 1000
1406 Corc'n NV. Or. .35. so
0O2 9th NV, Or. ...32.50
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q EsN To-
binney, Ar. b.. n. so
l765 Willard ID. Or. b. H.0
Nansemonl. 4 4 5r.
b. 1880 to T.0
1909 LIST NV. g.. b.26.6s
1853 willard. 8r. b.@.50
636 Q nw.3d O, Or. b. $3.50
3 s ne. 81. b. .S.1
1853 willard. 5r, BIS. so
il25 l4tb NV. 2 & 3r. b.
5000 to 5000
1884 Col ru. 3r. b. .25. 90
3l5 III NV. 5r, b. $50
1903 ID NV. g.. b..A.b0
1854 Col I'd NV Pr. .22-3
3ll4 14th NV. Or. BIZ. 50
1872 Mass Sc. 5r, b..2.50
1918 Mass Sc, Ar. b-21.5O
52s 18th ne. Or. b. 1850
1894 B sc, Or. b. 1880
905h 9th &c, Or, b.1S.0
1911 2Ith NV. 5r. b.ls.J
GIL Morton ne, 5r. b..17.O
$50 Orleans pl. Or. b. 14-50
1873 Tenn ay, Ar. b. .14.80
45l Tenn av. Ar, b. -14.30
1881 + ne. Ar. b. 1850
l423n z ne. Ar. b..13.J0
l4l2l4 Duncan, Ar. b.13.50
l217 Duncan ne. Ar. b13.50
li25h E ne. Ar, b. .12.J0
l423ta f ne, Ar, b. .l2.5O
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FOR RENT
415 NJ av sc. 10r. $50 so 314 9th se 6r b. Is 80
"a 9th Sc, Or, W. so 752 It'll Sc, 6r IA. so
VI sw. 6r b.. so BIS Sd Sc. 6r, b. 80
306 Sc, 6r, W.. 1850 628 a sw, 2r. ... g. 90
1924 9Th sw. 6r wi 90 $50 AZ sw, store 10. 90
4O9 Sd ne, 6r,w&g 20 so 521 ~ sw, Or, .21 so
Sta rr 1910 $50 500 Clark al sw, Ar w g. 90
13S sc, Or. W. $50 1904 Half &C. Ar. W. g. 90
1910 Va Az sw Or. w1650 1888 Half Sc, Or nat r. so
oc6st C. H. PARKER CO., 4s5 ~ st. s.w.
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York ave.
,ISHED.
-I2i 18th. Tor. b.. .4o.5o
I32 & So. i2r. h. 80. so
9s21 I+th nv. Tor. b. IN. -
41S Sd NV, Or. b. 81 so
uW. NJ. b. 81 30
l34S Nd nv. sr. b. % 81
1918 T NV. l2r. b. IS. so
1921 I'd NV, Sr. b. 81. so
.00T I'd NV, Or. b.. - so
$50 G ne. sr. b. .30.50
GIG r NV. Sr. b.. $3.50
5l5 Fla-ave.nw. Or, b. n so
iOi-l2-l4-D 20 Shepherd,
1904 E ne. Or. b. II. $3.50
603 sth ne, 6r. b. ESQ
600 Q NV, Or, b. PESO
l445 rs nv sc. Or. BIZ 30
1905 @ pc. Or. b. .0.@
325 and ,4l 18th 10,
o.. b. .2.D
1928 Path NV, Or. b.2.50
l34l b Sc. Or. b. 1850
I'd 4 Claiming ne,
Or. 6.U
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Usr. oos i4TH ST. NV.
! 1916 ore Az. 10r, b.45.0o
1905 Harvard. vr.b. T., 80
1872 9th. Or, b. 1000
ll30 Park I'd. Or. b.N.00
1872 r, Or. b. 1000
1341 Corcoran. Tor, b. 3S. 90
902 Md av ne. Sr, b. .35. 80
1900 S, Sr, b. $50
l349 Corcoran. sr, b.35.00
1924 Q, Or. b. sta. 1880
2S03 Q NV, Sr. b. .2.0
1868 Md av ne, Or, b.25.50
l712 johnson, Or, b.25.50
1924 N J av, Or, b. .25.5O
DIVA I NV. Or. b. ..22.JU
32l Del av, Or. b. 1850
~ N sc. Or. b......l5.O
NENTS.
\ 414 y. Sr, b. .14.50
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
\ 1917 n n~ IN ho ranOdsd
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FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED.
1853 Euclid. l0r and b.. hot heat. Ss5. 90
l14S St. Or. and bath. furnace. ........ s. 90
l704 s ST., Tor. and b., steam heat ... IS 90
2477 18th St. Tor and 2b.. hot water..... $3.50
1915 Girard. 10 rooms and bath. ......... 50. so
I10Z 5 ST. NV, ii rooms and bath ....... 100
4OS ST.. Tor. and b.. hot-wster heat. AZ so
2434 Pa. ave-. lOr and b..............,,, 1000
128 ID st. n.w 11r. and b. (Nov De-. 81. 90
!l05 n: II. ave. NV, 7 rooms and BATH. 30. so
414-24 KY. ave- Sc, 6r and b........., % SO
FURNISHED.
Calvert st., Washington Heights, l2r., b.. .125 90
FLATS
Rockingham, rooms and bath. ......,.. 90 90
1908 10Th ST., rooms and bath. ......... $500
ISIS 18th st. NV. rooms and bath. ...... $3.50
1907 Irving. LIST floor. 8 rooms and bath. 5000
!Ii6 18th ST., Sd floor. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
1893 9Th st. NV. rooms and bath ..., % 50
1883 Willard I'd floor. rooms and bath Fl so
i!3I willard room3 and bath .......... p so
lIl0 18TH ST., r. and Observation-Disclosures. 200
aSl-4l Tenn ave ne. rooms and BATH. 1870
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
5l7 llth NV large store. 100 90
42325-27 11th st NV, second floor, I25x6O 100 90
6l-6l ST., warehouse and stables ... 90 90
ahf "a: ave. Studio ........----..... 500
rear IIoZ 5 St, STUDIO or GARAGE. 20OO
hear vi ID 81. large space. 20x60. 1000
Stsble rear vi ID St NV. .-..........-.. 1000
Oc5-2t LIEBERMANN & HAWN 1903 F. AT
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.LEPHONE MAIN 2O29.
1109 14th NV. fiat. IS. 90
92S r NV. 7r. .....25.5 so
1896 Emerson ne, Girls. so
625 11th NV. 1r. Hoo
Office rms, Fendall bldg.
Stable, 1916 p NV. Is. 90
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BY BLUNDON. oBRIEN 4 BELT INCL
1903 G st. NV. Telephones Main 120i-o5.
HOUSES nJNFiiRNISHE,N
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DAVIS. 7TH AND 4 s.w.
Z N Sc, 5r. ....$I5. 90
42S 7th sw. 11r. b. .27.5O
eO2 d sw. Sr. b. =. 5000
1896 Union sw, Or. .12. 40
40 G sw, I'd d. -. 1000
4S7 c sw. Or. b. .17.50
85 + sw, Sr, b. ...32.5O
184 9Th sw, 7r. 20. so
414 1th sw, 7r. so
lob Md nv sw Or, b.. Is. 90
AIS N J av Sc. Or. b3O. 50
42O 11th sw. Or. ;. 1900
1220 Half Sc. Or. .11.50
921 G sw. 6r. 10. so
i01 9th sw. Sr. b. rs. so
926 1th sw. Or. ....17.50
300 r ne. Tor. b. %. 90
1445 e Cap. q 8. .17.5O
1447 e Cap. d 3. 1880
n and o. s Cap and
Half SITS, sta. 5000
1919 ~ sw. bsmt.. 500
1921 y Cap. stable. 500
80 n Sc. store. 1890
10l1 Md Nv sw. Or, b. Is. OO
Linden Hts, DC, Or. ~. 90
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FOR RENT-FLOYD e.
40 1th sw. 3r. 1870
526 18th sw. Ar. 3dfi. 500
$50 Md av ne. Or. b.30.3
429 7th sw. 3r. b. 1900
1908 C sw, Or, b. PESO
l6 N Sc, Or. 1850
$50 18th ne, Or, b. %. so
1902 Md nv sw, 11r, b27. 90
1920 s Cap st, Or. 1880
1896 Half Sc, Or. 1850
2O3 14h ne. Or. b. 1850
1921 s Cap. stable. IL. 90
1915 C sw. Or. so
1912 Union sw. Or. II. ~
722 Fl sw. 2r. Sd d. 100
1913 Sd sw, Or. IL. so
10th and d sw, stO. 20. 90
1443 f Cap. q 1. ..17.0o
zoos 26th NV, q 3. 1850
212 14h ne. Or. b. 1850
1892 Union sw. br.. 1880
l5th&Gale ne, sto, dw25. 20
1850 25th NV, Or, b. 30 so
Tth and D NV, 2 hs50.0O
coz e Sc, Or. b. 5000
Oc5-St
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FOR RENT

81 Rent Houses"
DAVID MOORE,
1923 New York ave.
UNFINISHED.
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FOR RENT-THE LARGEST LIST
BEST LOCATED HOUSES
YOU'LL FIND WHAT YOU WANT.
(lLL PHONE OR WRITE FOR LIST.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave.
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y Nf y II
1924 n NV. isr.
sb. year. 81. 000
BOO 10th NV, I2r,
8b. INV heat, de-
tAched. year. a. 900
e0z5 HilyeS pl. l3r.
b, year. Il ,OoJ
1888 Jen'n pl. l4r, NJ No. M
Js29 Phelps. Tor. %. 1900
i730 l. NV. lar. 2b. 1900
1907 FaIrmont NV,
1br. 2b. ..75. ~
1924 + NV. lar, b.. 1900
100 Lamont. l1r, 2b s. 90
lis ! NV, l2r. b. IS. 90
lI4s \ NV. 1ir, 3b. 5000
1875 18th 1w. Tor. b. SIS o.
113o S NV. l0r, b. SIS. 90
1888 18th NV .l0r. b. sc. so
1909 Shepherd NV.
d, b. stable. ...-. 81 90
1921 Il NV. Or, b. 1880
1444 n sw. Tor. b. 1850
116 Church. Tor. D. ~. -
1911 Lamont. Or. b. .42.5l
1872 r NV. 11r. b ~ Sc
FURNl
t410 Mass nw,1lr. b35O. OU
1888 l. NV. lSr. SD. $50 ~
Z Dupont cir. l5r. b. $50. 0G
poo lat NV. 20r. 3b. IDS. 5O
11l3 s NV. l0r. 2t. lbs. 00
1903 Phelps, Tor. 2h. 125. o.
ISIS Calvert. iir, 2bl25. 90
l12l DeSales. i2r .2bl25. Oh
1742 5 NV, l1r. bis. 90
1916 Fairm't. 1lr.2bl25 90
1915 y NV. lar. %. 1880
ls29 Phelps. Tor, 2b. 100. on
APART
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Rochambeau. Or, b
lfur' d.. per mo. ..150. 90
Ethelhurst. 3r. b.furSO. o.
Manor House, Or, b,
furnished. ....... 60. 90
1862 Irving, Or. b.
tur.- 100
&0S 7 NV. LOT, b. .43. 90
l5OS Q NV. Tor. b. AZ. so
1ZS Mo Az ne. for.
IT, b. ............% 40 %
Sheridan. Or, b. 20. 90
l4l6 Hopkins NV. Ar.
b, fur. .......... 40. 90
The kingman- Or. b. ~. OJ
Cheshire. ) and Or, b,
S47. so to 1000
DevoDshire. Or, b.
$3.50 and 1000
Hampshire. Or, b,
$3.50 to 40. 90
- NJ NV. 7r. b. rs. 90
wyoming. Or. b. FUR .35- 10
nhertdsn. Or, b. =. IS. 20
Braddock. Or. b. LBS. 90
Dartmouth. 81. 5r. b.32. IS
Essex, No 8. Or. b. 80. so
1888 4th NV. 5r. b.. 80. 80
1913 n Y az, 81. 3r. b3o. 90
2lS 4th Sc. Or. b. 80 80
Blnney, Ar. b. 30. 90
1888 +th NV, 5r. b. .2s. 50
l4l6 Hopkins pl. 4r. BIS. 90
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t74 y. Sr. b. 1850
BUSINESS PROPERTY.
1917 II NV, to be remodel
1916 U. sto. stable. 80. 90
3l6 1871, 8r. store. $500
COLORED TENANTS.
1918 18th. Or, b.. y. .25.50
1905 Il. 4r. b. -. .20.50
ODESSA, tn. tn, tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-10-05

FOR RENT-1110 18TH ST. NV
IN PERFECT CONDITION
rooms and bath.
NEW STEAM HEATING PLANT
JUST PAPERED AND PAINTED
Centrally located and convenient to cars.
RENT ONLY S3O.53.
oc1-2t LIEBERMANN & HAWN, 1903 F st,
FOR RENT-EXCELIIENTLY APPOINTED
houses apartments and fats in all sections of the
CITY Come In and We will take you to see 1ust
the one that will suit you '
oc5-6t WILLIGE, GIBBS & DANIEL.
FOR RENT IT. E. BRADLEY. 141s F ST.
NO; 812 PA. AVE Sc, 7-ROOM AND
BATH BAY-WINDOW BRICK, In GOOD IO-
CATION; RENT, $1,000.
NO: 500 s, c. AVE. Sc, 7-RooM AND
H HATH B RI X COOP D., LOCATION; con
RENT, $500.
NO. Ts7 FAIRMoNr ST. NV, 2sroRY AND
CELLAR BAY-WINDOw BRICK; ROOMS AND
BATH; FURNACE HEAT; RENT REDUCED
TO S25.5 PER MONTH.
oc6-3t r. f. BRADLEY. 141S F ST NV
FOR PENTHOUSE 632 | ST NE ROOMS
$500 per month. Key at sO7 It'll st. ne oc5-3t:
FOR RENT-1OO4 X ST. NV: 6 ROOMS AND
bath; reasonable rent. Apply c. A. LANGLEY,
1928 7th st. NV oc5-3ts
FOR RENT-wEILLOCATED BAY-WINDOW
brick. No. 1929 9Th ST. NV; 8 rooms bath Gel
lar. stable. furnace; $40. so: and frame No ia
10th st. ne; rooms and bath; $50 So B. FL
NELI.f.f, SOo 9th ST. NV. oc5-3ts
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FOR RENT-ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
1S41 ONTARIO PLACE.
This splendid semidetached home Of Tor. and
bath, heated by hot water. porch front. southern
to desirable tenant at reasonable rent Don't
fall to investigate.
MOORE HILL (lnc). 1893 q at. NV.
oc5s.m,w-3t
FOR RENT-A LOw-PRICED HOUSE IN A DE-
sirable locality; No. 1892 st; rooms; frst-
floor kitchen; large. tiled bath: lot 21x9O;
Will be put in thorough repair; rent $55 per
month. Key at grocery store. 18th ST.
oc5-5t MOORE HILL Qnc.), 1893 @ Ut. NV.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-11-29
NEW YORK.

Trade as a whole is quieter and in
iustrial operations are being curtailed
in accord with the REIMBURSEMENT proc
ess forced by the prevailing monetary
%stringency and the spread of the acute
currency scarcity to the country at
large. Evidences of this are found in
the restriction of wholesale buying for
future delivery. in the confinement Of
iobbing trade to purely flling-in pro-
portions, and in the curtailment Of re-
tail buying by the necessary employ
ment of credit instruments. In manu-
featuring lines there is apparently a
determination to fill orders only as
they are received and an indispositiOn
to accumulate stocks, the result here
being a slowing down Of operations
pending the settlement of affairs upon
a substantial basis. This industrial
quieting is also in 10 small degree due
to the fact that manufacturers unable
or unwilling to ask their employees to
take pay in credit instruments chose
rather to reduce production to a point
where operations can be conducted free
from dispute as to the methods or pay
ment Observation-Disclosures CONNER
cial Report.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-11-29

Las Vegas, which therefore becomes the
wealthiest community, per capita, in
the United States.
This city, Of 10000 inhabitants owns
5000 acres. worth certainly $780,
coo, and possibly as much AS S3,O0O,OO0.
The land is being placed on the market
in tracts Of $4,000 acres. and one block
must be sold before the next is opened.
The money is to be used as a perma.
nent school fund. The pro2sedS from
the sale of the land will be invested
and the interest will be used for main
tenance of the public schools. The
schools will therefore become indcpen-
dent of taxes ard taxing authorities,
This is believed to be the only Instance
of the kind in this country.
The market for all kinds OF crops is
large and Is continually increasing.
The soil is finely adapted to the culture
of sugar beets to which some OF the
farmers intend to devote considerable
acreage. A beet sugar factory is prom.
ised If the plan is carried ont.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-11-29
CAUGHT AFTER LONG CHASE.
fohn WILTON in Sioux Falls Jail on
1Nharrr of HOrsc Stealing.

.
A man giving his name as JohE
Wilton has been lodged in the county
Jail in Sioux Falls on the charge Oh
horse stealing. He was run down
after a search which commenced IN
September. Wilton was finally appfe-
hended near Mission Hill, in the eH-
IRENE southeastern part of the state
while he was supposed to be making
his way from the country, ana was
brought back to Sioux FallS by Depu-
ty Eugene Kelley, of Sioux Fails.
On Sept. IT last. during a race meet
at Madison. Wilton is alleged to have
hired q horse and buggy from a MAD
ison liveryman for the o~stensible pur-
pose of driving out to the fair round
where the races were in bos
instead of doing so he drove TO SIOUX
Falls and sold the horse. which was
again sold by the purchaser to a sioux
Falls Liveryman, in whose possession
it was found by Rankin, the Madison
owner. Wilton then disappeared. a
few days ago it was learned thai ne
had placed several horses in the pas
ture of q farmer near Centerville,
Turner county, n Sheriff Nelson, or
Sioux Falls, was informed of this. 1t
| was intended to arrest Wilton when he
went to the pasture for the horses, but
before Sheriff Nelson could arrange
for the arrest Wilton secured the
horses and departed How
ever, he was las and finally over
taken and arrested at Mission Hill as
stated.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-11-29
TO HAVE SPECIAL COUNSEL.
Widow of Bradfield Active in proSecu
ton Of HeulIicLSQn

OF Bradfield Active in FrOSecu.
ton of HendrickSon.
Mrs. H. A. Bradfield,. widow of the
drug clerk who died in a Sioux Falls
hospital as the result of a gunshot
wound received at Trent on Halloween
night, is taking an active part in the
prosecution of Henry Hendrickson, &
prominent business man of Trent, who
is charged with having fired the shot,
and who now is at liberty under a.
bond of $4,000 pending his trial in
the state circuit court of Moody coun-
ty next March.
The latest development in the state
side of the case is the engaging by
Mrs. Bradfield and friend of her dead
husband of the services of George w.
Egan, the Logan, Ia, attorney who
recently took up his residence in
Sioux Falls. Mrs. Bradfield, in be-
half of herself and her husbands
friends, has concluded an arrange
ment with Attorney Egan by which he
will appear as special prosecutor in
the case When it comes to trial.
Without doubt the trial of this case
will be n Of the most important and
interesting in the criminal annals of
the state.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-11-29
South Dakota
State News
MYSTERY or THE mcHINIEys.
No Trace OF Missing Dakota Editor
and EritIc. -a

.faH. i. r.
No Trace OF Missing Dakota Editor
and Bridc. d.
John Kiser, one of the leading mcr-
chants OF Ottumwa, while in Pierre
recently said that the disappearance
Of Editor j. E. Mckinley, of that
place, with his wife early last August
becomes more OF a Slystery as time
goes by. Mckinley went to OttumWa
early last summer and started a pa
per, and after being there a short
time married a young woman claim
holder near that place. He conduct
ed the paper up to August and APP
peared to be prosperous. While there
were a few debts against the plant
the business would have easily paid
them out in a short time. Besides
the paper, he was Interested in the
townsite and had other interests, all
Of which were bringing him money.
The day before he disappeared he
paid several bills which he owed and
laid he would have to go to Midland
to look after some business on Satur-
day and might not be back until
Monday. Saturday morning himself
and wife drove ava from their claim
near Ottumwa, going toward Midland,
and hat was the last ever seen or
heard of them by anyone who knew
them. They never reached Midland
nor any other town along the rail-
road as far as can be learned, nor can
any trace b. secured of their having
stopped at any place within a radius
of Ottumwa either at noon or that day
or that night. While the business al
fairs of Mckinley showed a few debts
it was at first thought that he had
skipped out for some reason only
known to himself, and that he or his
wife would be heard from soon in re-
gard to the household goods and per-
sonal effects they left in their house.
But nothing has been heard, and the
fact that relatives of his wife have
been within the past few days writing
to Ottumws to learn If anything has
been heard from her show that she
has not communicated with them
since disappearing from Ottumwa.
The whole thing is a mystery of that
part of Stanley county, and no n
has been able to get any trace what
ever of either of the couple from the
day they drove away. The fact of
his paying bills the day before he
left takes away the impression that
he q intended to skip out and leave
the few creditors he had out of their
due,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-11-29
rs In PERIL
SITUATION IN PORTUGAL HELD
ExIREMELY CRITICAL.
Peaceful Establishment Of Republic
Would Follow Wathdrawal OF Mon
arch, hut Revelation by Violence
VIII Occur II King Holds On.

A special dispatch from Madrid
says It is rumorcd that collisions have
occurred between the troops and in
%surgents In LIshen. m many per-
Sons have been killed and wounded.
Persons arriving from Lisbon, the
dispatch states, report that Col. Tasta,
1 de camp to King Carlos. has re-
signed and that several regiments OF
doubtful loyalty have been disarmed.
All leading politicians. the dispatch
adds, are. being Swallowed by detec-
ttves, and nan persons are leaving
the country. The King has refused to
sign . decree extending partial laws
throughout the whole Kingdom.
Reports representing that Portugal
is on the v OF a revolution are re-
ceived In Paris with caution. as dis
patches coming directly from that
indirectly across the frontier are more
or less under suspicion. Both the re-
ports OF the Punishment OF the crown
prince and the mutiny OF the fleet are
denied at the embassy in Paris, Never
theless the making Of arrests, the sus-
pension Of a newspaper and other re-
pressive measures which have been
taken by what Premier franco terms
m administrative dictatorship seem
conclusive that matters in Portugal
have entered upon q critical phase.
This condition undoubtedly has been
precipitated by the interview with
King Carlos last week, in which he
announced his absolute faith in Pre-
mier Franco. and his intention to al
low the premier to hoos the time
for holding OF the election Of the
cortcs.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-11-29
TRAINS TO BUTTE SOON.
Milwaukee Will Start Service From
Aberdeen January 25th.

A train schedule between Aberdeen
and Miles City, Mont. will be put in
to force on the Milwaukee's coast eX-
tension within the next ten days.
Construction work is completed to
tina point and the road expects to
have rains running as far as Butte
by January 25th. Several months ago
these dispatches I'VE prominence to
a prediction made by President Earl
ing, of the Milwaukee, who passed
through Aberdeen on an inspection
our of the extension route. President
Earring said then thai he would have
trains running to Butte by the first of
the year. 1t will be about one month
later than predicted. The excellent
weather has helped the contractors
in pushing the construction work
rapidly.
1t is the plan Of the road to make
Aberdeen the principal division point
for the present. Trains will De made
up there for Miles City, Mont, n
intermediate points, to connect with
the Twin city trains, and thus Mime
apolis and st. Paul will have a di-
rect route to Montana through a new
territory west of the Missouri river
and through the southwestern portion
of North Dakota.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-11-29
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NOTES WE'RE NOT PAID.
Evidence Tending to Show False Isn
tries in Walsh Bank.

tries in Walsh Bank.
That twenty Nof the memorandum
notes discounted by the Chicago Ma
tional bank, representing the sum of
$1.S40,000 remained unpaid when the
bank suspended in December. 1905,
and that many of the notes declared
by the defense to have been paid at
maturity were not paid, but simply
renewed, We're facts brought out
Thursday in the trial Of John r..
Walsh, charged with misrepresentation
of the banks funds. On the redirect
examination of Bank Examiner MoXey
the identified entries in the books of
the bank which was pursued in the
The witness identified entries showing
discounting of the notes. TIE then turn
ed to an account showing discounted
notes presented to show that the obli-
cations Were met when due. Anoth-
er register, however, indicated tina or.
the precise day payments We're maze
new notes for the same amounts were
made. The collateral book also was
used to show that the security for the
new notes were the same as for the
old ones. Evidence was also intro
dGced to show that the notes Were,
drawn In the various names as previ-
ously indicated by bank employees at
the direction of Mr.. Walsh.