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Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-16

Frank Statz Of Watkins, MINI.
has obtained position with the
Cory Home furniture store He
started in Monday morning.
Gen. NJ. W. Sheafe left Friday
last for LIE Beau where he wi
superintend the shipping Of his cat
tie to eastern markets.
The Saturday News the first in
the hands. the homes, and the
hearts Of the people Of Codington
county. 1t produces the goods.
The lady who gets into the dia-
mond contest early in the game
and gets good start is the one
who will finish good in the race.
1t is just as easy as rolling off a
log to get subscriptions for the Sat
urday News, because it is the live
weekly of the Live city,
Miss Laura Crandall, who has
been visiting for some time at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hess,
left the first Of the week for her
home at Bows, la.
100 acres Of choice timber land
adjoining town in Clark Co.,, Wis;
will sell or trade for prairie. In
quire Of Louis Zum Drummer, Mon
ticello, MINI. l4tf.
Chief of Police keegan drew the
elegant thirty six piece silver set
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-16

High class clothes are the
back bone Of our business and
our care in fitting each suit to
the individual customer re-
CARELESS of it's price explains
to q great extent why we sell
50 very many high priced
suits this fact permits us
to show an unusual range Of
styles at
COX 90
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-16

The the Republican ticket the office
OF Register OF Deeds and in much the work quite
this time Of the will be
but would be pleased have me- as have
selection OF unch Cubanea Pppn
for past fav shown and soliciting the No
v ember election, ~ ~ 40
lf-l9 STUTE w WHTTFORD
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-16

You can look for tremen
dous values in this line Of $18
suits get good style fine
making and a better than
usual choice Of colors any Of
them would bring a higher
price if we did business on the
get all you can" principle 4.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-16

As a matter of fact cheap
suits do notrepresent economy
IN clothes buying-to merely
make a suit as it ought to be
made costs nearly $40 but low
priced clothes will always be
N demand and we make a
special effort to put the fullest
possible measure Of goodness
q: IN our $40 suits they're better
tn. than $40. 90 usually buys.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-16
Suits From Famous Makers

the
our business permits of giving a
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-16
Boys Suits

Whether you live in town
or country we'd be glad to
have you ask your neighbor
about our clothes for boys
they've a reputation that's
worth more to us than any
thing we can say
Knee pant suits So. so up
ward.
Knick erbocker suits $3.50
to So.
Long trouser suits 81 so
to $40.
Chile rens overcoa oats ST. .85
upward.
Boys overcoats Sd to $18
nclnding fur collar coats at
&4 .75, $50. so and So. 81
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-16
| am yours respectfully,
STUTE w. WHITFORD.

Bring your boys clothes
troubles to us we'll
please him and satisfy
you.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1908-10-16
Single Trousers

Pure worsted trousers
we'll tailored are hard to find
at $4-plenty Of trousers at
that price but they're net
pure worsted cotton mixed
and that's another name for
losing shape and color.
You can buy pure
Worsted trousers here
for So and you can pick
from ten different patterns.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-02-08
Personal
and
Otherwise
Local Mention

A tailor-made suit at. bar
gain price. Ask TO- see it.
THE O. C. LAPP Co., LTD,
H. H. Schallenberger and Geo.
McLoud, two mining men, are in
the district, from Spokane.
C. E. Syenson, Charley Tiede-
man, Mike Bagley and Jack
Montgomery returned Saturday
after several weeks absence in
Orogrande district.
Don't forget the big masquer-
ade dance that is to take place in
l. O. 0. F. hall the evening of
the 14th. It's St. Valentine
day, you know.
Last Friday was the coolest
day of, the present winter. 80
degrees below zero was the cold
est reported in Elk. Newsome
reported As degrees below.
Robt. G. Bailey and wife, who
were residents Of Dixie until E
short time ago, have bought &
small tract of land near Lewiston
and will make their home there,
The Kooskia Mountaineer says
the following bit of rhyme is
posted in a conspicuous place in 9
Nezperce saloon: l sell for cash
1 sell no trash; to trust is very
risky, for he who trusts and
never busts, puts water in his
whiskey.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-02-08
Read Strecker's adv.

Guaranteed high grade jewelry
and notions from G. A. Soden &
Co., of Chicago, the kind that
has been handled here for sew
eral years, by our predecessors,
and a full line Clothing Samples
from Ed. V. Price & Co. Fit
guaranteed. The O. G. Lapp
Co.. Ltd.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-02-08

Bob Morrisey has pneumonia.
]. C. Young left Wednesday
on a business trip to Lewiston.
George Trader was in Elk over
night Thursday while returning
from Dixie.
Charley Tiedeman has bought
the H. D. Poyner residence prop
erty on Main street.
George Chambers began his
new duties as bookkeeper for the
Buster Mining Co. last Saturday.
Harry Hafer returned Satur-
day from a visit of several
months with his parents in Troy,
Oregon.
VIM. Finley left Friday on, a
business trip to Sites. This is
Mr.. Finley's first trip to the rail
road in six years.
0. c. Parsell accompanied his
wife to Newsome Tuesday and
returned on Wednesdays stage.
Charley Tiedeman and Charley
Svenson are hauling lumber to
put up a building on their lot
across street from the Mining
News Office.
DR.. j. D. Shinnick made a call
at Thunder Mountain mine Mon
afternoon to look after several OF
the men who are suffering from
the grippe.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-02-08

Dolly Holt and her brother ar
rived Wednesday from Spokane.
When you. get hungry you
want to go straight to C. w.
Heath's lunch and dining rooms,
in the Whitaker building. Meals
and lunches at all hours.
Lodging.
The rose that smells the sweet
est is the first to fade, the boy
who runs the fastest is the one
to soonest jade. The brightest
of the evenings have the gloom
lest dawns, the man who buys
the biggest yards must cut the
biggest lawns. The apple that is
the biggest has the latest worm
of all, the fellow who gets on in
life is sure to have. a fall. The
soup that looks the clearest is the
first to show the flies, the fellow
who would sell the goods must
surely advertise. The hen that
lays the biggest esg will be the
first to set, and the things we
always banker for are the last
we get. The simplest way is al
ways best, yet we pass it by, to
|,dabble with, the tinseled things
that fool and catch The eye.
If there were no women;, men
would have no object in life;their
mustaches would cease to inter
est them; they. would, not care a
Chinaman whether their collars
were ironed Or not; they would
have nobody to nurse them when
they had the toothache; or to
keep them from believing they
were going to die when an old
fashioned stomach ache had the
grip upon them. There would be
nobody to take for ice cream, and
no small edition Of flesh and
blood to hug. There would be
nobody to fight against being
kissed and then take to it like a
duck does to water. Most i'm
portant of all, there would be no.
body to write against, to com.
plain of and to love with all your
heart and soul. Without her mar
would never get to heaven anc
without them man would never
have taste of the other place or
earth. So, if man has any sense
whatever, he'll put his arm
around the woman he is fondest
of, thank the good Lord for her,
and wonder, as she does, what ii
the world he would do without
her.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-02-08
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Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-02-08

Nan-Did you notice, NV nr.od<,,,,r
that piano needed tunane, r.r-whv
S ~ ueal .nousn' harmonixed per
.eepy WA" Soo1 voac Chicago Trib.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1908-02-08

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you posted on all matterg pertain
ing to mining in central Idaho.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31
LAsoa sAlLy'Ho TO sayAn.

Mr.. Grant Hamilton. who Is in
charge Of the Chicago Headquarter,
Of the American Federation Of Labor
at the Victoria hotel. believes Bryan
and Kern will be elected. No man in
the country is In more complete touch
with the labor situation and It IL his
opinion that Mr.. Bryan will get at
least 90 per cent. Of the labor vote.
Speaking Of the attitude Of labor in
this campaign, he said:
During the last four weeks our
Chicago headquarters have been flood.
ed with correspondence from all the
doubtful states, New York. Ohio and
Indiana predominating. while rela-
lively large amount ct mail bearing
upon the issues Of the campaign has
been received from the remainder OF
the states denominated IS doubtful.
In carefully going over the info. ma-
tion conveyed by these messages
which at high tide reached 800 letters
per day, 1t is found that the senti.
ment among the men of labo, mas
been rapidly crystallisins during y
time mentioned. until today. a con-
sentative statement is that 30 per
cent. Of our city central bodies and 90
per cent. Of our state bodies have en-.
dorsed In strong terms the program
q
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31
PANIC HDWLER CALLED
chieass Banksr Hssrs From Iowa
s.nAsr s.r Saying s-ysn VIII
sdss onsa PsnIe.

One big city banker has been called
good and hard for giving expression
to the calamity cry that desper ate Re-
publican campaign managers have re-
sorted TO during tho past few weeks.
Presidcnt 0sorse z. Roberts Of ths
Comnercial National Bank OF Chicago
recently expressed tho opinion that
Bryan's election would be harmful to
business interests. Nj. Roberts has
received = laying At the hands OF
President J. p. O'Malley. president OF
Peoples Savings Bank OF Iowa for
his stand In this matter. In . letter
to omcers Of the Commercial Ma
tional Bank. Mr.. O'Naiiey said:
Il notice BY ths pabaic press that
your president Mr.. Roberts. with
some other business msn. have been
giving out interviews 10 regard to the
coming election. Nov. personally.
entertain high opinion Of NJ. Rob
erts as a business man and more e.
pecially because be was former res
ident of our state. and further do
not want to interfere with any mans
right Of. free speech and concede to
every citizen the right to express his
choice between Mr.. Bryan and Mr..
Taft. But do seriously object to
this Panic Talk put up by our so
called business men a. being unpatrl-
otto. unwise. and unbusiness-like, and
any man or party using those cam
paign methods are unsafe men to do
business with because We give them
credit for knowing better. and they
cannot be honest In trying to deceive
the innocent voter in this respect.
why talk another panic before you
are out Of the one your party has al
ready made! Have you 20 soon for
gotten the Memorial Sunday and Mon
day Of 1907. when you cou'n see
Panic in your own shadow? Compare
your speech Of the present with those
of Mr.. Bryan during those trying
times: he did not strike you when
you were down. but on the contrary
added his great influence and power
to calm the public mind. and helped
us all to keep our doors open. In this
he showed himself to be broad
minded statesman and did not take re-
yeuse ON those men who contributed
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

LANDSLIDE
TIE Hes sss In Tor Brysn That
Nothing Can stop, and Tart Nay
Less His Own ststs.

! Every day the situation II getting
better all over the country fron Z
Democratic standpoint, and It nov
seems more than likely that even
Ohio IL going with the landslide ~na
will cast It's ELECTORAL vote for Bryan
That Taft and Roosevelt and the Ne
publican leaders are seriously alarm
cd over the situation in that state II
shown by the fact that they are rush
Ing their speakers and workers there
from other points. The following per
sonal and private letter was received
at Democratic headquarters In Den
yer \ few days ago by Chas. F. vii
son, and while 1t seems almost Toe
good to be true. 1t is none the less 4
fact that the writer il not oni:' very
much In earnest but is in position
to know just what he is talking ,bout
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL Gun
MITTEE.
HARVEY v. CARRIER, Ohio MeniDer
Columbus, O.. Oct. 10. 1908.
Mr.. Chas. F. Wilson. v. p. Demo
cratic National Club Organization
Denver. Colo.
My Dear Mr.. wilson,
I have your favor Of the 18th inst.
with reference to the situation IN
Ohio.
Ohio will go overwhelmingly fol-
Bryan. Representatives Of the lead
ing Republican papers from New
York and Chicago; who have been
throughout the field In Ohio. give the
state to Bryan from ten to TWENTY
THOUSAND. My own opinion 10 that
Bryan will receive anywhere from
FIFTY to ONE HUNDRED THOU
SAND plurality in Ohio. The poll
shows in $500 precincts In Ohio a
average change and gain for Bryan
from 10 to 30 per cent. Tho Cincin
natl Inquirer poll, taken in Cincin
natl and vicinity. the home q TAFT
give u the state by about 5000.
Yours truly, ;,iss
Z; tsisned) HENRY v. GARBkR
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31
.LAB0RINC MEN. THIS
IS IMPORTANT

Mr.. Bryan impressed 1t upon the
vast multitude that listened to his
splendid speech in the Denver Audi.
torium . week ago that 1t was OF the
highest Importance to elect the three
congressman on the Democratic
ticket in Colorado. and that II would
mean q great deal to him ~ presi-
dent. This 10 more than important.
not only to Bryan but to you. and to
ali OF M. John Martin Of Pueblo.
Judge Rncker Of Fort Logan and Ed
Taylor OF Glenwood Springs are the
three Democratic nominees and 1t IL
our duty to get out every possible
vote for them next Tuesday.
II the Republican nominees for Con-
gress in Colorado are elected every
one Of them viii vote for old Joe Cam
non for speaker Of the House. End he
Is the worst arch fend Of foe labor
ever had. and you know II. and we all
know 1t.
Smoke these Republican would-be
congressman out. and do it right
now!
Stand up here. you fellows who
think you would grace the marble
halls OF the national Congress. and
tell us now whether you viii or will
not vote for Cannon for speaker? Do
1t now-we want to hear from you on
this subject, and we have right to
know from your own mouths!
Come out from the timber and the
tall grass and answer this question!
II elected will you vote for Cannon?
II Cannon IL the caucus nominee.
as he will be. will you give him your
vote?
Answer NO or you cannot have the
labor vote!
II Bonynge and the other Repubh-
can candidates could and did get ap-
propriations for federal buildings at
every crossroads In the state. and get
government Jobs for a Thousand OF
our people (which they CAN'T. 1t
would not in any sense Offset the
harm they do in voting for that old
reprobate of Joe Cannon for
speaker Of the House Of Congress.
and that is Just exactly what they
will do II elected.
Ask Ready Kenehan! Ask MAX
Morris! Ask Gompers! Ask any Ia
Dor leader! Ask any friend Of labor!
Ask Bryan!
Don't take any chances on these
fellows!
Smoke them out. and DO 1T NOW!
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

During the course Of . RepuSiscan
demonstration few days ago IN .
West Virgins town. when 4 street
parade was = part Of tie program. .
small boy was arrested for carrying
an empty dinner pail. It appeaes that
the lad had placed the pail upon .
long stick which he waved along the
line Of march. Tho exhibition 30 in
censed the feelinss Of the Republi-
cans that they made complaint to the
police and had the boy arrested. It
appears that the full dinner pail ID NO
longer an issue ID the campaign, and
that Republicans object to anx refer.
ence to tAs empty dinner pail.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31
BRYAN WILL
Be ELECTED

The Rocky Mountain News. through
reliable, unbiased sources In the yari-
GUS capitals. has polled the states
ranked a. doubtful in this campaign.
and the reports clearly indicate that
at the present moment Bryan has the
lead In All Of these statss.
The results q this poll coincide sub
stantially with the poll made BY the
New York World. and reveal New
York ~ the pivotal state.
The News poll In New York shows
that the great commoner has dis.
tinct advantage, and that the leaders
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31
DmsomAr1c 1zcx1r
W. For President
WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN
OF Nebraska,

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yos ee,rrssidspS
JOHN OF wE indiana. S
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The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

Gov. Chas. Q. Thomas. Dr. 3. L.
Jefferson. Judges Wheeler and sapp
and Senator Earhart are going TO
have the proud distinction of casting
the ELECTORAL vote OF Colorado for
William Jennings Bryan. and the
great satisfaction OF seeing him elect
ed president Of these United States.
1t will be proud and happy day for
these distinguished citixens when
they cast that vote.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

Tue. people over in Garfield and ad-
Joining counties are sending word
that I'd Tayior's majority In his sec
lion Of the state will be approximately
the same ~ the number Of votes
polled. Senator Taylor's record In
the state Legislature Is splendid and
will be the same In the national Con-
sress.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

]. B. Fierce is running for secretary
OF state like comet out on business
The people over In otero and ad,oin-
ing counties are Just simply trying to
make II unanimous. Pierce will nave
a record-smashius majority.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

AZ an evidence Of this great Repub-
licAn prosperity the railroads have
laid on half million employees. Their
dinaer pals are empty. and they are
mot going to vote for any more Of
that brand Of prosperity.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

John Shafroth has met up with a
wave q popular approval in this
state and the honest people from the
tnosntains and the plains are rally
Ing 70 his support. He is a plain,
hoass man OF the people, and not a
political tPickster like Jesse McDon-
aid. and the voters all know It.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

A vote for the Democratic state
tieGet means that Charles J. Hughes
vim 70 to the United States Senate
from Colorado. and II the Republicans
should carry the state they are to sell
the place again, this time to 0ussen-
hsin's side-partner. Clarence Hamlin
Of Colorado Springs. who II worse
than 0uggy. and that Is useless
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

8. r. Fitxgarrald Of Telluride Is
coa4ng down the line in this state
like . deer bounding through the tim
Der. His home county IL going to vote
for him regardless Of party. and many
other counties are going to do the
same thing. F1tx- Is loved by every
body Who knows him.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

1t Is very important that the legis-
lativs aad state senatorial tickets be
elected Ia this state. Do not give the
Republicans another majority on
joipt sessions Of the legislature UNI
less you want more Gugsenheims in
the U. 8. Senate.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

What he people are going to do to
the 0usenheimites is plenty. That
little runt ID like the mother of
mule colt-entitled to pity.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31
SHORT EDITORIAL
ITEMS

Are the miners Of Colorado going
to vote to psrpetuate tho rue and
ruin policy Of the Guggenhetm smelt-
er trust? They are not!
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

New York bankers say Tart is
pledged to them on the present rot
ten financial policy. Tell us some
thing new.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

The beef trust continues to squeeze
both the producer and the consumer,
and the administration could stop 1t
II Il only would. II one of we COM
moa plugs. instead OF the president,
taiksd 70 much about what We we're
Dptng TO do. and then did nothing,
peopie would say we were four-nush-
ing. and they would say right.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

Tue Republicans say the late panic
was but = ripple upon the sea Of
AaaAce. Millions Of empty dinner
pails are floating away ON the HOOD
which swept and is still sweeping
away the money and the opror.an-
tiles OF the common people. and they
are not going TO vote for any more
"ripples" next Tuesday.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

John T. Barnett of Ouray is as
strong q nominee as there is Oh the
state Democratic ticket. He has the
whole San Juan country and western
slope solidly at his back and Is 20
well known and has 70. many hun
dreds Of warm personal friends. all or
whom are working for his slection.
that he Is going to run ahead Of the
ticket. unless all signs fail. Barnett
is one Of the best lawyers In the state
and as attorney-general he is going
to be Of great benefit to the people in
general. It il safe to predict that
when Mr.. Barnett is encouragement
of this state the laws on the statute
book are going to be enforced with
out fear or favor. for that is inst the
kind Of man John Barnett is.
The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

A man has been sent to the peni-
Tertiary In Minnesota for stealing .
locomotive. In New York men steal
whole railroads and are glorined ~
the great nnancisrs Of the country.
Ralph Talbot and Etheibert Adams.
Democratic nominees for regents Of
the State University. are prime ia
vorites with the masses Of the people
and are going to come down the line
with good safe ma3orities.
Some Of the Guggenhetm Rcpubii-
cans. although thoroughly disgusted
by the damage wrought by tha state
administration, are forced to say they
like 1t. This indicates that dog is
not the only animal that can vomit
and wag his tall at the same time.
It will be great pleasure for the
good. honest, law.abiding men ana
women Of Colorado to vote for Judges
White, Hill. Baily and Musser for the
supreme bench, for II there is any
one thing on earth this state does
need, and need bad. 1t is a high judic-
larry that will be honored and respect
ed by the whole country. and with
these men members Of our ffgnest
tribunal. In company with Justice
Steele. 1t will be given an uplift
which 1t has needed for years.
Roosevelt may be great success
AZ . broncho buster. but ~ crust
buster he 10 dismal failure. His ad-
minlstrstion started out to smash all
the trusts in sight. with loud beating
of drums and blowing Of trumpets.
but up to this writing we fail to see
where any trusts have been put out
Of business or in any way hindered in
their onward march Of plundertng the
people. There has been lot Of hot
air and whitewash in this trust bust
ing business and no results up to date
that amounts to . tinker's damn.
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The Meeker herald., 1908-10-31

Are the farmers and cattlemen 60
ing to vote to continue the rotten rule
Of Pinchot and the forest reserve pol
icy Of the present Republican admin
istration? Not that anybody knows
Of! fI