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Are Now JubiIsnt.

The Campbell supporters and anti
Barnard men are very jubilant over
the growing opposition to Judge Bar
nard's candidacy. A great deal of in
dignation is expressed on all sides to-
day over Judge Barnards appearance
in Richmond today. 1t is freely pre-
dicted that Judge Barnards presence
will tend more than anything else to
assist In the defeat of his various can
didates for ward delegates and will in
tensify the growing feeling of antag-
onism against his candidacy in Rich,
mond and Wayne county.
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HOBSON DELIVERS
FAREWELL TONIGHT
1856 Conversions Through His
LabOrS.

The farewell sermon by the Rev.
Tillman Hooson will be delivered at
Grace NJ. f. church this evening The
capacity Of the church was taxed last
evening. and it is expected an over
flow meeting will be made necessary
tonight. The Rev. Mr.. Hobson and
his assistant, Mr.. Small have been in
this city for six weeks, conducting re
vival services. During that time 1896
conversions have been brought about
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4 Little Ball,

Cassidy-Ah. well. no wan kin pre-
vint watts past an gone. Casey-Ye
could If We only acted quick enough.
tassidy-Go long. man, How could
yer? Casey-Stop it before it happens.
Kansas City Independent.
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BARNARD VIOLATES
ALL POLITICAL
ETIQUETTE BY ACT
Continued From Page One)

seen that he has no chance for the hon
or they will then go over to the strong
est candidate. unless that candidate
happens to be Barnard. They viii
oppose him TO the bitter end. The
Barnard candidates also state that they
will support Mr.. Campbeu while he
has show for the nomination. but if
he fails to make a showing they will so
over to Barnard
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stpstior. Indigestion. offensive breath or anv
disease arising from stomach trouble. get a soc
or 81 bottle of Or. Caldwsils Syrup Pepsin Ii
10 positively guaranteed to cure you.
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GEoRGTAN4.
VERONICA
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TIRGISTA.
stun. EuoD.
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A common danger produces unauim
tty.-Latin Proyerb.
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Cold Media Flour Is Tie only 'hszt''
JKAIMA
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GEN r T

GENNETT.
March 21-(Matinee and Night -
The Widow McCarty."
March 26-"The Sweetest Girl in
Dixie"
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AnuSenentS


NEW PHILLIPS.
Week of March 16-Vaudevilie.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-01-03

The play entitled "Underthe North
Star" by Bennett, ives presented in
the opera house Tuesday evening
with splendid effect. The troup is
one of the strongest which has ever
visited this city, such a one as the
people of this city and vicinity should
patronize literally and encourage
them to come here Democrat, Ell.
kader, Iowa. At opera house in De
Smet Tuesday, January 7th.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-01-03

Presiding Elder G. E. Hager
will hold services at the M. E. church
Sunday, both morning and evening.
Some of the old friends of Mr..
and Mrs. Jira Payn, to the number of
about twenty five, surprised that wor-
thy couple New Years evening and
helped them celebrate their 55th an
niversary. AS Mrs. Payn's health is
not of the best at this time, the COM
pany dispersed at an early hour, leav-
ing as a memento of their visit a
handsome clock.
Rock Roberts, who is now section
foreman at Manchester, and his family
are und .r quarantine the second time
for small pox. The first ase was that
of the little child, which was very
light. But Rock now has the disease,
which, with complications has given
him quite a serious time. The disease
was undoubtedly introduced into the
Roberts family by a dog which had
been kept at the w. III. Wheat home
in this city while it va under quaran-
tine. The dog was allowed to run in
and out at will Shortly after the
Wheat family was released the dog
which belonged to Mrs. Roberts, "a
taken to the latter home. The child
played with the dog and was the first
to come down with the disease.
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-01-03
THE INDEPENDENT
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY.
LOCAL NEWS.
From al Around the Town and
County.

Judge A. r. Abel, of Lake Pres
ton was a DeSmet visitor Tuesday.
-Supt. Seymour attended the state
teachers meeting at Watertown this
week.
Judge E. F. Green and wife re
turned Monday from their holiday
visit at Sibley.
Miss Stella Wilson, of Sioux
Falls, is visiting with her sister, Mrs.
A. Fl. Seymour.
Mrs. F.B. Danley went to Artesian
Friday last for a visit with relatives,
returning Tuesday.
Cyril Coolidge returned to Rapid
City Monday to take up his work at
the school of mines.
Mrs. L. E. Dunklee is enjoying a
visit from her sister Mrs. Cumnins,
of Madison, this state.
Rev. A. H. Seymour spent Sun
day at Brookings aud preached in the
Christian church in the evening.
C. E. Swanson was down from
Pierre to spend a few days the latter
part of last week and the first of this.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Warren re-
turned Saturday from spending a
week with Mrs. Warren's parents at
Canton.
To every reader of the INDEPEND-
n the editor extends greeting and
wishes them a happy and prosperous
year during 1908.
Mrs. Jessie E. Kelly, of Brookings
was in the city Tuesday looking after
matters in connections with her piano
and sewing mactine business.
&C. B. Lemon has sold the old
Schaub harness shop building to f.
Carmody, of Oldham. In the deal
Mr.. Lemon becomes the possessor of
a uua~rter-section of land in Mathews
township.
The G.. E.. Mallery home was
placed under quarantine the latter
part of last week on account of a case
of scarletina developed by their
daughter, Ester. The case is very
light, however.
Tim Healy and daughter Katie
came up from Madison Monday even
ing and will spend the week in this
city. 1t would not surprise us if Tim
moved back to De Smet within the
year. He finds it very hard to keep
away from DeSmet.
j. r. Denamur came down from
Philip; west of Pierre, the first of the
week for a visit with friends. j. r.
has taken a claim near that town and
expects to make it his home. Foi this
winter he has a job doing woodwork
in a blacksmith and wagon shop. He
will return to Philip this week.
&C. Albright was ONE time ago
transferred from station work on the
Iroquois -Hawarden branch of the
c.. IL N. w. to Nolan, on the new line
west from Pierre. This was done to
give Clyde an opportunity to make
residence on a claim which he located
three miles from that town. Clyde is
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-01-03

making an actual residence upon the
claim, driving to and from his work
every day.
F. G. Pesky and son Oscar, from
the west end, were De Smet visitors
Friday last.
DIR. Broderick returned Monday
from spending a few days with rela-
tives and friends at Mankato, MINI.
Miss Nellie Hanson came up from
Arlington Wednesday for a visit with
Lester Hanson and family and other
friends, Miss Nellie has a position as
clerk in the Bundle store at that place.
The first snow Of the season, to
amount to anything, fell Sunday
morning and during the day, giving
the ground a covering of the beauti-
full to the depth of about six inches.
1t was followed by zero weather Mon
day morning.
On Wednesday of next week the
annual meeting of school officers and
teachers VIII be held at the lpera
house in this city. This meeting will
be attended by State Supt. Ustrud,
who will deliver an address. All con
nected with school work should at
tend this meeting.
Miss Carrie Ingalls, has severed
her connection with the DeSmet Mer-
camille Co. She will take a vacation
of a couple months when she will take
up the strenuous work of holding
down a claim west of Pierre, out near
where Z. A. Morrison, formerly of this
place, is located.
Among those from this city in at
tendance at the Elks' ball at Huron
last Friday evening were Nh. and Mrs.
l.. f. Altfllisch, Mrs. Chloe Fuller.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. S. Whiting,
Misses, Tossie Lotus, Lulu Danlev,
Nina Sasse, and Pearl Williams, and
Messers Merle Sasse, Chas. p. Warren,
Otto Altfillisch, Claud and Robt.
Fuller, and Jess Whal IN.
We are in receipt of a letter from
G II Armstrong, formerly of the east
end of the county, wishing the INDIE
PENDENT and his many friends the
compliments of the season. Mr.. A. is
a part of the firm of Barriner & Co..
of Montavilla Oregon This place is a
suberb of Portland and only twenty
minutes ride from the city. c. III. says
that real estate has been slow the past
two months but prospects are good.
George Brooks returned Saturday
from the hospital at Rochester where
he had been for two weeks for surgi
cal treatment for the throat difficulty
from which he has suffered for some
time. He hopes that the treatment
received will afford perment relief,
which hope is shared by his many
friends. While there George saw
James Trousdale's daughter who had
undergone an operation appendicitis,
and also Thos. Mears, who was operat-
ed upon for gall stones and append
citis. Both were getting along nicely.
"A deal was made last Saturday
whereby John Hasche purchased the
residence property formerly owned
by F. ID. Peck in the south part of
the city. Mr.. H. has concluded to
remain permanently in Lake Preston
and friends will be glad to hear that
he has invested in a home. He in
forms the writer that he will build a
new residence in the spring before
moving to the new place. The lots
are quite desirable and the barn just
Kingsbury County independent. (DeSmet, Kingsbury County, S.D.) 1894-1929, 1908-01-03
Disturbed The CONGREGATION.

The person who disturbed the con-
gregation last Sunday by continually
is requested to buy a bottle
of Foley's Honey and Tar.
Sasse's Pharmacy.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-20
MRS. LoWRY's CAT TONY"
MISSED OUT ON So, 600

Phiiade. 2hia, Aug. 19.-.Tony." the
pet tiger cat. that with several parrots
n q canary was to share in 5000
devised by the will OF Mrs. Annie q.
Lowry for their benefit and mainte-
nance, did not live to enjoy his Inherit
ance. He died last spring, and is
buried in a tiny grave in the back ward
Of the Lowry home by the side of that
OF Fluffy" a handsome Angora cat.
that died six years ago. Each is marked
by q marble slab.
When Tony died Mrs. Lowry did not
change her will.
There will be more money for he
parrots she said.
Tony was a great cat in one sense az
n word. About seven years ago 4
woman friend of Mrs. Lowry toId her
about the cat, inc Mrs. Lowry got if.
instead OF giving it ice cream. a he'd to
sleep in and feeding 1T with a spoon.
Mrs. Lowry saw thai Tony ate inst
what n ate. He slept in q COW spot
IN winter and en- the roof In summer
NO matter where Mrs. Lowry. vent n
the house, Tony followed her. When
she left the house Tony was AZ the
door and purred as she went away.
When she returned Tony was still wait
Ing for her In the vestibule and no
1nducement could persuade the cat "a
go from the front door until Mrs Low
~ was home again. When she awoke
In the morning Ttny was al the he'd
side and when She retired Tony heard
her laSt9Words. Ms@s
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-20
PROMINENT DAkOTAN
DIES IN BATH TUB
L. S. Tyler, Democratic Leader,
Found Dead at His Home
in Sioux Falls.

Sioux Falls. 5. u, Aug. i9,-When 1t
became known early t.>s afternoon
that l., S. Tyler. one Of the best known
men in this part of the state, had been
found dea IN a bath tub at his resi-
dence the people Of Sioux Falls were
greatly shocked Hs was an orator of
some renown in South Dakota. and re-
Gently had been engaged 10 manage the
campaign in the state agGinst the coun-
ty option law for the state association
of liquor dealers and brewers. For IS
years he was in the employ of the
American Express company and at the
time of his death was secretary and
manager of the South Dakota Retail
Merchants Insurance company. His
wife and daughter, Mrs Sioux Grissby.
are visiting in Colorado. His body was
found by his son. Nat. Dealt is SUI
posed to have resulted from heart fall
ure. IL is believed that he had been
dead fully "a hours. He was last seen
alive Saturday night. Mr., Tyler came
to South Dakota from Minnesota in
1894 n had been q embe of the
of boil states.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-20
REPUBLICANS OPEN
HEADQUARTERS FOR
STATE CAMPAIGN

Sioux Falls, S. D., Aug. 1.-THE
apartments recently secured in his city
by h republican state central COM
mittee for headquarters during the
campaign, after the work Of o
ton had been in progress for some
days. now have been fitted up and oc-
cupied by the men who will direct the
republican campaign in South Dakota,
together with a force of clerks.
Willis G.. CSok ana y. i. Wingfeld,
chairman and secretary, respectively of
the republican state central committee,
are liz charge Of the headquarters the
latter having Just arrived here from his
home at Mitchell. He Will remain at
headquarters throughout the campaign.
While the republicans express them
selves as confident Of carrying South
Dakota by Il good majority at the cleo
ton In November, they will wage an
energetic and aggressive campaign
from this time until the polls close in
November The democrats also are
preparing to open state headquarters.
and the campaign in South Dakota
! may now be said to have opened.
Chairman Cook, who for some wears
has resided at PIanlSinton, recently pur-
chased a residence in this city and win
become a permanent resident OF Sioi1y
Falls. Ills family will be brought To
the city as soon as some Improvement
now being made to their new home are
completed.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-20
HUNTERS PARADISE
I'm HAMLIN COUNTY

castlewood, S. d., Aug. 1s.-n he
drumming of prairie chickens, the
whistling of quail, the whirr of ducks
and the quack Of geese are any sign,
game promises more sport to the hunt
ers of South Dakota than in any other
recent year. 1t is claimed here that the
best duck shooting in the state is to be
found In the lake region in the south
central part OF this county. While. the
rainy weather of the spring season was
disastrous to turkeys and tame chick
ems, 1t seems not to have affected the
broods of the wild birds. They have
thrived with the crop growing weather
OF the year
At Doland complaints have been
made OF Illegal shooting OF prairie
chickens during the last 10 days and
at other points nimrods have taken out
their dogs for preliminary practice.
Hunters h are alike Interest,"
ed In h enforcement OF the game laws
and the appointment OF some 20 new
wardens by Governor Crawford this
summer makes 1t certain the law VIII
not be generally violated.
At Fa,llk county q hunter was taken
With S0schickens over his back and he
Is now 4 a Jail serving q 5000 flne.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-20
MYSTERY SURROUNDS
ELECTRIC PROJECT

Marion. s.. D.. Aug. 17.-While the
matter is being hushed up as much as
possible, it has leaked out that a very
important interurban electric railway
line Is to be built in southern South
Dakota in the very near future. Of
which Marion will be a very important
point. although it cannot be learned
just what the plans of the promoters
are at the present time. Enough is
known of the project to Insure It's sue
cess from a financial point OF view, and
the right of way is said to be already
practically assured. A local attorney
was asked for III interview relative to
the matter, but although he would not
deny That he had taken an, Interest In
the matter and that something import
ant was about to t%ranspire in the alb
sence of unlocked for complications, he
refused to be quoted on the plans OF
the promoters, other than to say that
of the best men in the state are
back of the venture.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-20
DELEGATES NAMED TO
FARMERS CONGRESS

Pierre, s. D.. Aug. 1e-Qne tf the
biggest gatherings of a national in
serest VIII be the farmers national
congress, to be held al Madison. Wis,
September %, 1908. Recognizing the
Importance of such a meeting. Cover
aor Coe l. Crawford has appointed pro-
gressive farmers from every part OF
this state These farmers will ex-
change ideas on the best ethod OF
raising crops in the various sections of
NE United States, n xiii hear sus-
sestions as to the Introduction Of grains
and vegetables which are not now
known to this section OF the ountry
The list of delegates includes. J..
Johnson, Canton: James Holleman.
Springfield: J.. E. HoIlernan, Spring
Morse. Ethan; j. T. kluge, Col1nars:
.udger Turgeon. S~tracner; G. r. Wood
ord, Mansfield; j. Z. Stark, Canova;
A. A. Powers. Hurley; ". W. Osds.
Watertown; f. E. Evans, Marion; j.
NJ. Duninire, Scotland: r. W Max
we'll, Chelsea; j. Watson, Marion: w.
e. Heeren, Chancellor; T. Hersey,
colde: j. ID. Carr. Fort Pierre; ID. Hen
lult. Custer; j. Jarlow. st. Marys; G..
A. Pearfey, Flandreau; J.. c. Borweli,
Verdon; c. O. Garter. Memo; II. j.
Johnson, Canton; Al. +. Cl4rk. Huron:
?. Q. Lee, Holabird: J. S. Pike, Aurora;
J. O'Grady, Sisseton: c. j. Hendrick-
Altamount; John Scott, Geddes:
I Downer Freeman; D. D. Tubts,
G~dgernont; j. Appel, Howard; James
Marlin. Lakeside: p. II. Rapp, Wiften-
burg; r. Knadfton. Athol: A. X.
Kruger Groton; j. Tekrony. Clear
Lake: e. G. Styles, Brentford; ira
Ewing. Turton; w. c.. Thomas, Spring
ield; F. A. Dunno, Langford; Toskcl
Hanson, Madison; Mich Kirch, Water
.own; j. l.. Sedgewick. Grow Lake: NJ.
&. LaRue, Huron; II. G. Bochevener.
Clark; F. E.. Moses. Mount Vernon;
4. Johnson, Beresford; r. w. LaBrie.
Doland. G. Stafford, Violin; W. f. Egg
CARS. Avon; j. B. Dunno. Langforu;
g. H. Smith. Condo; NJ. Gieeson.
Letcher: J. Larson, Irene; y. Johnson.
Violin; G. T. Harris. Washington; M.
Schuster, jr.. Miller; C. r. Hyde.
Pierre; w. Gregory, Brentford.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-20
BANK OFFICIAL
GOES TO PRISON
George D. Horras Sentenced to
Five Years Imprisonment
for ENLIGHTENMENT.

Sioux Falls. 5. n. Aug. ia SEN
tence OF five wears imprisonment in
the United States penitentiary at
Leavenwostb. Kan. was pronounced
today by Judge Garland. of the United
States court in this city. in the case
of George d. Horras, former cashier
of the Hot Springs National bank,
which closed its doors last fall.
Horras appeared before Judge Car
land today and changed his plea OF
not guilty 10 guilty on four counts of
81 in the Indictment returned against
him last spring by the federal grand
jury. The indictment charged him
with making fasae reports to the comp
troller OF the currency in reference TO
the banks condition and With ambez-
ziing the funds of the bank to the
amount of about S25,0o0 and other ir-
Irregularities.
Prior 10 the pronouncing OF sentence
when asked by Judge Garland If he
had anything TO say, Horras said: L
presume there is nothing to do but
throw myself upon the mercy of the
court and take my medicine as they
say"
In view of his pleading guilty he was
given the minimum sentence. Horras
is only about 81 years of g and has
a wife ana child. His parents reside
near Sigourney, Ia. and are highly
Respected.
Young Horras was entirely ignorant,
of the banking business when he as
sumed the cashiership of the Ho,
Springs National bank, and this had
something to do with his downfall. The
indictment against him was one of the
most Volunlinous ever returned by a
federal srond jury in South Dakota. 1t
consisted of $50 typewriter pages.
United States Marshal Seth Bullock
departed this afternoon for Leayen-
worth with the prisoner. Judge Car
ordered hat his sentence should
date from noon today.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-20
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
NAMED BY YnMs

Nerinillion, S. D.. Aug. 19.-Chairman
richard F. Lyons. OF the democratic
committee, has named the following
members of the executive COMMITTEES.
III. A. Reeves. of Scotland; John KEEL
ley, OF Flandreau; John Martin. of Wa
tertoWn; A. E. Chamberlain, Of Brook
ings; P. F. Wickhe1n, of Alexandria.
w A. Lynch, of Huron. Thos. II.
Ayres, OF Pierre; lack Splitter, OF Aber-
deem; Edward Cook. of Wflmot. Dennis
Henault, of Custer. and John T. Hef-
iron, of Deadwood. It has been the Gus
tom to have a vice chairman to look af-
ter the general work in the Black Hills
ountry and Mr.. Lyons has written to
ex-Chairman Harry Wentzy at Rapid
city to ask him to take charge west OF
the river.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-20
RASCAL PROPOSED
MARRIAGE, STOLE
MONEY and FLED
Wins Young Woman's Affection
and Is Arrested for Steal
ing Valuables.

Aberdeen. s. D, Aug. 1~6.--Joseph!
Dennison, of Miles City. was arrested
at Huron and returned to Aberdeen
wanted here for the alleged stealing Of
$50 and a watch from his sweetheart
Miss Gertrude Honneger. a teacher as
Miles City, Mont. They came east to.
gether q few days ago, Dennison urg,
ing marriage nj a. home in Kansas
City. Miss Honneger, who confessed tos
love at first sight, was willing to mar
ry, but Insisted on returning to Miles
City afterwards. This had not beer
settled when atfey arrived here. Her
trust in Denaison went so far as to lei
him have her purse and watch. Havs
ing gained possession of these, hts love-
q before h heat OF his cupidity
n he bought a ticket for Blue Earth
MINI. Before leaving he gave to thss
agent of the Northwestern road here
checks for Miss Honneger's trunks and
asked the agent to see that the younp
woman got them. 1t was through this
that the police got a clue to his route.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1908-08-20
SOUTH DAKOTA

The London Globe recently published
an article on The Worlds Oldest
Tree which was reported In several
American papers. The writer said that
the granddaddy of all present trees was
to be found on the Isle OF Cos. on the
coast of Asia Minor, was estimated TO
be considerably more than $500 years
old and had a circumference OF 321a
feet. In a letter to the New York Trtb-
une Ivy L. Lee, head of the publicity
department of the Pennsylvania rail-
road, disputes the Globes statements.
1T is evident" says Mr.. Lee, that the
writer of this note was not familiar
with the big trees of California. a large
number of which are probably more
than $500 years old, and 1t is certain
that the oldest n largest of them
namely, h Grizzly Giant IN the
Mariposa roy near Yosemite park
is upward of 5000 years old. Ca,cula-
ttons to this effect have been made by
eminent scientists, and there is prob
ably no doubt of their correctness. Not
only 1t this great tree and many OF It's
companions of such great age. but 1t
shows no tendency toward decay. The
trunk of this tree is more than 100 feet
I'm circumference