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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18
ToEscco TRADE AZ CHINA.

AEzer1ean Dealers May Enlarge
FfsiG-EEare Foofkoid New
American dealers contemplating the
building up of a trade in American leaf
tobacco IN China appealed to Consul
George z. Anderson at Annoy for such
Information al be possessed Consul
Anderson. In response writes that al
ready a considerable business is done
in foreign leaf in China. Shanghai
alone importing $4,000 of this ecm-
modify last yer, but this was mostly
for the consumption OF foreigners. The
real Chinese trade has not been reach
ed. When II IS considered that the II
port imported through the customs
alone sf2ye,Doe worth Of prepared
native leaf. with probably a similar
or eren greater mount Of each i'm
ported through the likin routes, 1t can
be geen that the real tobacco trade Of
China is encrnaous- But the greater
part Of the tobacco consumption gets
into no trade reports, for the leaf is
produced, cured and consumed on the
farms or consumed by the men, women
ard children Of the nearby villages.
Thus American tobacco If pressed in
China would necessarily compete with
the cheap native tobacco and the CON-
5ination CT foreign companies
The sale Of foreign prepared tobacco
to China IN 1901 reached S2,300,o00 / n
gold. II wag practically all in the shape
Of cigars and cigarettes. in which
American enterprise had the largest
share. Early in the Development Of this
trade the American interests concerned
found Il advisable to manufacture their
cigarettes in China, and the factory
was established at Shanghai After
using imported leaf tobacco for a short
time, the Chinese leaf was largely
used in the manufacture. At the same
time the increase in the use Of foreign
tobacco and cigarettes ought TO have
a favorable effect on imports from b
United States. with the trade, bow
erer. in powerful hands. as il is now,
American independent exporters win
not be likely to find an easy market
Last year Annoy imported 4.o13,4O0
pounds OF leaf tobacco, valued at from
S12 to SO Mexican a picui f133 153
pounds)- The reexports we're 346. 700
pounds. Practically al came from
Shanghai, Hankow, Kenehow and
Changchu. This tobacco is light in
weight, and it is probable that only a
light American leaf could be sold In
China, and that mostly for blending.
Most foreign prepared tobacco is too
strong for the Chinese smoker who
uses a s8ng pipe with a yery small
bowi. The tobacco business OF Annoy
is largely il the hands Of a score Of
native firms.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications. az they cannot reach
the diseased portion a The ear. There il
only one Way to care deafness, and that IL
by constitutions remedies Deafness Ia
czused tv an inhsme6 condition O. the nu.
CO.'S LIKING o. the E1stacatRn Tube. when
this tube IS inaaEned gen hare q rumblDz
s5rn9 or imperfect hearing. and when il is
entirely closed. Deafness Is the result, and.
unless the Inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored TO its normal condl.
ton, hearing viii be destroyed forever.
nine cases cut Of ten are caused BIZ Ca.
rer-h. WHICH is nothing but an infamed con.
6sz- q ia MUCOUS surfaces.
We viii give One Hundred Dollars 70,
any case Of Deafness fcaused By catarrhl
that cannot be cured by Halls Catarra
Cure Send Ter circulars. free.
r. J.. CHENEY & CO. Toledo, O.
Sold by Druggists. s-c-
TAX Halls FaIn;!y pills for constipation
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18
In the Interest, Of Truth.

Il want to know" said the attorney
for the Plaintiff. VINO was cross.examin-
Ing the witness, Just what the defendant
SAID when my client told him he was a
mgamist. and that the facts had been
found out"
he didn't say anything answered the
witness.
Wei, what did he do?"
He acted kind o. hasty."
= want to Saow exactly how he acted"
Want me to show you?.
Yes"
fhe witness suddenly reached over,
grabbed the attorney by the hair, threw
INN down on the floor, and proceeded to
hammer him.
This Is the way he acted he said,
-tlH the other fellows interfered. Some
OF You chaps pull me off. will you?"
It was tough IN the lawyer, but it won
he case for him.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18

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~ s
H1 an aat waspa-ra
80 5EE E E-Enig -pFpEg-EuEE
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1a1euosr =an
Lire g2al 1prnvn-- Liz na- -lEH nu-s
nf Are gz ssEr wEEr- t---z-5
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her IS b. r. Sis =EuEEt .- CT
Ehs daGiras- ~ LIS 2Eass and Inasra ug
suoos1g ~Ih : piercing -Ez lie bare
1s4 E--utF csa1E End rDak r chat Z
sSeDes, Los c~g1gIs1ln- laEa1 the sE-oe
~h@is &a1a=F rpsoHz LIZ 2r-n- Ez5 read
sEFsrs srEd =nE ul z 9E1E H1E
.VE1sd ~ 3ozz5 T-aci- Hrzl- in
zsh@1 5e- tss-lsz- she 4e-IH5 I'd sioRer
"A E-zEsn-as=u rr1Lan1su SIS sid
II hs-e1 IS SD SIT the easy o=E-Ea.
and handsome .zr II th4 yuz1- n.1
ts-1 ~3aaEzur a. KS rsnTs-1jE- she Ev
MS Euzu5st psa-=-r r1d re-rsz hzud.
tnr- he oc-rT5sa q m7cA 3sEe- rank at
Life Lzn ms trend
Monsieur TG1daIewg-fg- l. YES he
caught her ere rs she WIS sr-Erzu-
ehsr- G1d NE lace tnaEe 1s 8 EE5=-a
-nass1 chs-zz5a- sz3E- II IaGEDs sare-r
&c -4H--zGE Ensua AR alusP5 oa-l1E
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You WIFI wax. s1@ sE5L slu-E tol[
lns n the 8ss- & y1a Ez1-s-aa2
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T1Eo-raE-HT- un. N1EGze sid
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1
A-c uu.sd 4 a Raes -zz
ae-. sa- h. MS hE 10 meas II EsrE- =
teaching Tagae their business ard B+
ne L5uuSrI THo533zP lss uasH II
E EsalsnGz 70 Il Eoo5 EarE
Euz 5o5E nErEE EE-guE p1aZ Coz
hard Ea5H-. Sid I4 FZ5erz. \
3E e-rg LAs sis15ar a1-s = Ire
a zz aan / L-zzL
d. bur- rpu-
/ Madame IN ne 0:
fed 1A41 ne-aa- taz 1ar Spin, replied
r~1rGalEgg - SuL. unfortunately, !
M nov ssrnEsa#5 nersssE 70 wg9E,
-ad rhopEb ] s571ld re5- Es aar1 ny
a-sad z - azsz- manner. beEgz-s z1-
ao- be chaazs-
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= l- E--
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nngas. ny friend and Enys=lf ara
Pa-ss l-- m h2Te nat oan long
,u- h=-
Eu-rqh Madame leaned 5- had
= her h1nd and 1ao8E while F4a5elozp
ookad ri ae- E=szIr. sa5 rsraa-Ds1ed
.hat sSEa-s hid said
e IS, indeed = handsome reaan,
r. oEss-Tri meue1HE
M-E E9l- rs1a= liked fbs jookz 81
To1nS msn fhs-e zsE q csrtaja faz
about HIN which feE women
.9ud resis His companion. however,
he Lid moi r1-e aboEt-aa had z snlls1
I'D towe-ias cyE1tenanrs, and looked
ztbe- dangerous
What IS zolr aaes she asked ths
aon-g rnEn-
Castor yRndsIo1p
-Yoa are = gentleman j;
H b2Se5, but slid nozaDg-
and To1 ASKED MAXINE, shs-piy /;
Re looEe5 mp and touched his mouth
TO be coat1naedl |
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18

counter Then he entered a soap fac
cory, learned the technicalities Of the
trade and started in business for him
self. To-day Port Sunlight, with its
model factories and model villages. is
regarded as u of the sights of Eng
land Ask Mr.. Lever the secret of his
success and he will al once answer
Hard work" He is a multimillion-
ire, one OF the richest in England
-:
Oscar Solomon Straus. who has been
appointed Secretary of Commerce and
Labor. is the first Jew to bold a cabi-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18

RS1f- E n Willy 2dlIteT GCo1s q
zos1 La order - ascertain Lhe eEs-t
81 p-raz4-gElves On The bEuz1 race-
Dr. wE9E Organized n famous POI
sg1 sQRa5 Il -hR department OF agr-
culture 4 dazs2 men were put 81 L
training rab}z- and while sg1De were
fed p-eszrEaLze fooE others ware fed
purs foods His findings were the
DessI practical n exzS-snre- Dr. Wiley
TE born a Kent Jefferson C0lafy.
Indiana n 49, As 81 expert u gin
eas= and sugars he accepted 4 posi-
loa WITH the dH-zrtEusat OF ag1dcul-
rErs IN 1853. The chemistry division
Il tAz1 deP2rIae1 has DoE g-uva L
We the Eosr Important IF AL, and It *
largely cge u L. Eztrzag work u
- WLeE-
The Right Hon James Bryce, zhe
ZeE British ambassador 70 the JEz1ad
STATES has been chief s=srz1z- for
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18

secretary for foreign affairs, chancellor
Of Ta Duchy Of Lancaster and prasi-
dsnt Of tie board OF trade Nj. Bryce
Is a member Of the Royal Society and
of various foreign academies. and has
received honorable degrees from many
institutions of learning. Born in 1893,
be Eas e5ucated In tie University OF
Glasgow and Trinity College, Oxford,
and was made q barriste- OF Lineoln's
Inn in 1851.
Tho life story Of William Hesketb
LeTer, the founder Of the English soap
trust reads like a Born %
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18
The - a Mon-

Es1z-4y Eake5 raeZ Shrink f-o,.
i15e1Gs1e QuagtiOls, tho o5ngrioaal tas
nEErsNoas, and E-Eplezsaat lorsi e.
Es1fts. Tasch so7zr physieians al
asse-Tzai II the treatment q diss.ss
wszasn- YET. II help can be "a of
bPtt- 10 submit u ts{g ordeal
1Ee disease grow and SPREAD. The lss
IS sZa. So often tho .gny2%s 4er,5.---Soe
the annoyance and shame for no,l,sa
TboHs women who 49, .ls.
cured tx Dr.. Eerces Fayorite Pr.. sea
ttSn nTiDA in lfxz-ee5atien Of ,ba Up
which dlsSesS the eya MI Sure
and local treatnentsA There { M I'm
mcd---1s raa-l-S2Ia far SeTTss.S
800 ~FaYorite Prescrfgfior >
euFsg de6Hfi8ilng drains. iT=Teg1f5TTiv -
female weakness. It always helms ~
a!-qSt always cures. 1t Is st-irtiy =
alcoholic, W : secret. ali rs ;nr-eaias4
being printed on lis bottlc-wrap5,er. ].
tainS no d~eiebe-io1S or habit ~
drugs, and every native medicinal Ing
entering into lis composition has tho ~ |,
endorsement Of those most er,inent il ~, !.
several schools of medical practice. Sn
Of these numerous and strongest ~ rN
fessioDzl endorsements Of its fnvred;ap.'
via ne found in Z pamphlet wrsoaSs
around The bottle, also in a booklet msiflos
free on request by Dr. Z. V. Pierce :.
Buffalo, N Y These professional ~
dorsements should have far more we;,s.
than any amount OF the ordinary Law
non-protessional testimonials.
The most intelligent women nov-aL,-,
izsslst on knowing what they take as ma
iciDe instead of opening their mouths IN.
d hE Of young birds and gulping down
whatever Is offered them. rFavorjte p,a
sc-tpron is OF KNOWN COMPOSITION. !.
makes weak women strong and sfc.
women well.
Dr.. Pie-ce's Medical Adviser is sent FRI.
on sacejpt Of stamps TO pay exT,ansS % y
mailing ontu. Send 20 Dr.. r. Y. Pierce
Buffalo. N V, p ane-eeut sI2r2ps far ne''
p~er-cUvered. or q stamps for clOth-b1nppSS
II sick consult the Doctor. free Of rbsr..
by letter All such communications ara
held sscredlT confidential
DR.. Piercss Pleasant Pellets invicorais
and regulate stomach, liver and bowels
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18

JAS z. GARFIELD. born at Hiram,
Ohio, in 1865 He was graduated from
Williams College and the University OF
Columbia Law School Mr.. Garfield
was a member Of the Ohio Senate from
1896 until 1899, and he also has served
on the United States Civil Service
Commission.
-
Mrs Lena Margaret Lille, OF David
City. Neb., In the penitentfary at LIN
coin. Eeb.. for life for the murder Oh
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18

retaE
has been Commits
sioner of Corpora
tons u 1903,
and has won atten-
ton by ~inrestiga-
tons of the meat
packers and Stand
ard Oil. He is a son
of the late Presi-
Dent James Abram
Garfield, and was
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18

net Office. He was
born in 1850, grad
uated at Columbia
in 1871 and from
Sae Columbia law
school in 1873. He
is We; known as a
merchant, diplomat
and author. Twice
he has been minis
ter TO Turkey and
in 1902 was made
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18

years ago IL Boil,
ton Of humble pa
he has BIZ
his own efforts
built up a gigan-
tic business Of his
own and secured
wealth and afflu-
ence. His father
was a grocer. At
16 years of age
the son was sery-
ing customers be-
hind his
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18

IrsGaea
Campbell Banner
1zaa czb18s- and
Is The dtaIaguisb
81 author Tha
American Cozzngn-
wealth Since 1855
be has represented
Aberdeen IN par
lament, anG
among n Offices
that he las hsil
Rrz 1nsa 1F v-Tar
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18

Bora1 Is a cseful thing To have in n.
kitchen. Add q little 10 the water when
boiling cut en1meled saucepsns and 4
VIII help 10 cleanse them. If added Ia
the water dish-G0thes are washed in i,
vii help TO keep them 3 nice color.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18

a member of The OSCAR s sIRAUs.
Hague peace tribunal t fill the vacan-
CT caused by the death of President
Harrison.
James Rudolph Garfield, who will
become Secretary of the Interior upon
the retirement. March 4 next, of Sec
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18

her husband, a
vey Lille. about
feEr years .igo, was
granted an uncon-
ditional pardon by
Governor Mickey.
It vas his last OIL
ciaI act before re-
firing from Office
P~etitionsfo her re-
lease had been sign
ed by thousands of
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18

Chemist Fs-
rrsE-y Eea-s he
has been E5voczt-
flE -he ~e1RElue1T
u VE-a Eosa Gnd
drpz laEs aE The
government II WIS
lE-Ger through us
Eal-s Thai lR p@o-
qlA Of Lhe Tinted
srs-as gained
Insight into the
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18
An Old Prnreh

The proFerb. Necessity is the mothe,
Of invention a hardly be traced TO
n Independent source. The idea was
expressed by Persius, the Roman sat.
irist- about 60 a D.. and is found in
the precise form low qnoted in Richard
Franks Northern Memoirs (printel
in London in 1914 and i u various Later
English writers.
PILES CURED IN 6 TO IA DAYS
PAZD OINTMENT is guaranteed TO cureif
case o. Itching. Blind. Bleeding or Protrs
ing Piles IN 8 to Ia days or money refundsa
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18

George (making a caIe-Dora. whers
is the parrot this evening.
Squeaky Voice ffrom inside of closet
Jack. You stop II right COW. That
makes six
Mn WtnsiaZ.s DoorEue Srnry fer chIldre
t0shipGs OfrGnGfAo HxHa. r3ae0 alton, =
A3s rk1n. cure S1SA eolsr- s osets = bsesla
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18
cHAgTTE raf-fca--pne.

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70 as axrxsr, 6-o2gee 1s DEsEsr a.
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18

07e-srta 81 sAs sans o~1er ii Greg.
Bra-asr are nozas1-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18

n
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hands zl1 ~el]fn-os5 Ee4
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18
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-az- farmers recently orsaHlzeo Z
Eu5Uu II Mjale-cTo. y y
The labor ar50ns OF Santa Rosa Ca--
~ll sosn have g temple o. tnelr OWL
International L21hers' Un5Sa has Dol
in-als IN tha Tilted States and Canaaa-
Ch5ea-D Ql.p BOD Carriers Union
has r. own labor temple which cost
I $4,000.
Tine Elevator Operators Union is a
new national organization IL process Of
f7r-ag-5on.
"a, Francisco fCal.l
narfpa aa3p-grs has bssa increased 30
eer,ts dgilv.
49, M, ear r-g-ters hare voted
,-5T- TbA ist-rulpctjoa Of the piece
vr-+ zr-s7em.
80. Ea5a--+,,, nj Labor is
@--- - 44~a~r vote rvgten for
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s--=r-.za fo1f,, ,-a5az and labo- as
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-1~tera2nonaL I1-on ose1 4.'a-2o UnIon
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Practically all the large cotton mills II
New England are paying increased wages
20 IaeF @p4ogeS- II Host instances %
N4Hc+s were 'o41A!
A-znalgamated Leather Workers Union
oe America has roafirmed the idea Of
high dues and adopted q resolution IN
tsTor Ct the nlne-hour Gay.
There IS considerable talk in lsbor cir
cles about establishing a bank III San
francisco, Cal, 10 be owned AID COR
trolled By the trades uutons-
In Manitoba, Canada the working men
are busy forming a labor party. They
hope 10 be able 10 combine ali factions
and 20 into the campaign next var
Cornelius Ford. president OF the New
Jersey State Federation OF Labor. re
Gently charged that wholesale volatonT
Of the child labor Law prevail Throughout
New Jersey.
The Supreme Court of Colombo has
given . decision upholding the oi.ht-bo1r
for city employees This ru;ing al
firms the decision of the District Court,
rendered last April
St. Paul Mimi Trades Assembly, has
decided To pet active in the AGITATION for
street car iaFes' and VIII coop
sra1e Win lhe oi.F Soohei I an eAoTl
10 oolain a feouction-
Stratford lkan.) entire City Council
and Mayor were recently threatened with
by the State labor commits
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q MO uIahoe WOODEN mus OF Aiou-
=. u, a cooperative concern
snaI mas recently entered me he.d OF IN
dustry- is 10 De CONQUERED on INES ap-
y eiaue
Inc Alabama Cotton splnners' Asso-
clation at a speclai meeting recently III
HuhtsSiiie, aia-' declared In favor OF the
OF a chiio labor law by tine
Alabama Legislature.
IT Is safe to say that there are close to
oo.oOo more union cards carried IN San
Z rancisco' Cai, now than ever before-
VI course. the greater part OF this growth
Is 10 De found IN the building industries.
Silk workers of Paterson, n. j.. have
had their wages increased TO 10 per cent
the old scale. Ihe conditions in
me trade are bright. and a good year is
anticipated by those engaged IN the In
iustry-
Never before in the history of C,l;for.
MIA has organized labor peen growing so
In st as in the last several mo,tbs Az
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18

women both IN Ne MIS- LILLE
,raska and in the adjacent States
-.
Lardstrar Won UsleJ. whom the Kaiser
sent 70 southwest German Africs to dis
cover water With the aid of his divining
rod, e said TO eaye found fifty-three
spring.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18
r =.

Miss Sprotts IVES much in favor Of a
constant FIRE, because of the dampne.s Of
the house, and Madame Midas did not by
any means object, as she was a perfect
ssIamander for heat. Hence. when the
outward door was closed, the faded red
curtains of the window dra wn, and the
newly repIenished FIRE bIaxed brightly in
the wide fireplace, the room was one a
sybarite would have contemplated with
delight.
Madame Midas was seated now ait the
small table In the center OF the room.
porting oyer a ~bewildcring array OF figures.
and the 4oft glow OF the lamp touched der
Hr5ossA44hai and white dress win a SAB
dued light.
Archie sat by ting Gre. half asleep. and
there svas a dead silence in the room. oniy
broken by the rapid sratcihS9g OF Mad
amess pen Or The click Of seliaass needles.
A. this moment a knock cane to tie
front dor, With cansed Selma to drop
hsr work withSa Sudden stsrs. and rise
to her feet
NO yoa. selisss.- sid Madame, il a
quiet voice let Archie 90; It may bs
some tramp.
Deed no, mem, srerlied Archie. o.
stinateiy. rs he aroseS from his cent:
!" It's sery Likely q maff from the works
saysas he wants To 81. There's more
talk nor sense shoot them. Tn ttlnkins-
ths chattering p~axrotL~
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18

Al popular ong are composed. .sst
many Of them seem to be esecompossd
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18

It's a wise woman who kaoEys just
when 10 stop tslkins and turn On the
fiow Of bring tears
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18

Ea-vw X wi. cA5sf ur 1hE h7-
re%E ~ chemistry, department n aEr
aL-Er= Is zzz7D - ras Ears taT1
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1907-01-18

s~elf-intaTest has Ehattered many .
mans Lofty iceaJx