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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-03-19

Friday morning, while James Whalen
was starting gasoline engine in his
iron working and blacksmithing estab-
lishment at Huron, a piece of iron was
caught in the fly wheel, which was
revolving at rapid rate, the iron strik-
ing Mr.. Whalen upon the head, cutting
through the skull and leaving an open
ing through which the brains protruded.
Physicians gave little hope of bis
recovery. He died Tuesday.
A. L. Butler, a merchant of Chester,
a small town on the South Dakota Gen.
trail railroad, as the victim of an
unusual accident last week. In his
store he had placed large pile of sacks
of flour, and in some manner the pile
was tipped over. The merchant CHANGED
to be close at hand when the heavy
sacks of -four fell 10 the floor, and he
was caught in the miniature avalanche.
In moment he virtually was buried
alive. When rescuers arrived and
removed the sacks it was found that
Butler had suffered broken collar bone
aud that his shoulder was crushed
The Elks jealously guard their chart
ties, but little incident that occurred
dunng the dedication of the new $40, 600
home of No, s38 in WATERFOWL Thurs
day is too good to hide Col Dick
Woods, of Sioux Falls, known all over
South Dakota as one of the biggest
hearted travelling men in the state, in
the midst Of the festivities at the bau-
quet rose in his place and proposed a
"silyer toast to the orphans home at
Sioux Falls, and tossed dollar to the
center of the table. No one applauded
the sentiment, but in an instant hun
dreds of silver dollars were rolling in
the center of the table for the mother
less little babies in the home.
At the fourth triennial convention of
the Royal Neighbors of America, juris-
diction of South Dakota, which has just
been concluded in Sioux Falls. The
following officers were elected: State
oracle, Mrs. Minnie Mathews, Sisseton /;
past oracle, Mrs. Ida III. Burnham, Aber-
deem; state vice oracle, Mrs. Emma
Rae, Raymond; recorder-receiyer, Mrs.
Clara Greget, Willow Lakes. South
Dakota is entitled to four delegates to
the supreme camp. and the following
were elected: First district, Miss
Maggie Smith. Sioux Falls; second dis
trict, Mrs. Alice Cass, Artesian; third
district, Mrs Eva Williams, Water
town; fourth district, Mrs. Lillian
Waldschmidt, Deadwood. Lead was
selected as the place for holding the
next convention Of the order three years
! hence.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1908-03-19

Something of sensation has been
created in Lyman county By the arrest
of George Hubbell. well known resi-
dent Of the county, on the charge OF
stealing horses from w. f. Roberts, q
Lyman county rancher. The theft OF
the horses took place over year ago,
but not until recently did the author
tiles secure sufficient evidence to war;
rant the arrest of Hubbell. The defend
ant was taken before justice for his
preliminary examination, which resulted
in the holding of the defendant for
appearance at the next term of state
circuit court Immt diately after fur-
nishing bond in the sam of $500 and
being released, Hubbell was rearrested
on anot Ter charge, that of the larceny
of horses from John B. Jones, also a
rancher OF Lyman county.
| John st. Pierre, who on the night of
May "a, 1904, shot and killed Albert
Chillieu and Clearance Chlllieu in his
home near Sioux Point, s. d, at Elk
Point, Wednesday, before Judge j. w.
Jones, of Sioux Falls, pleaded guilty TO
manslaughter in the second degree and
was sentenced to serve one year in the
penitentiary for the killing of Clarence
1 Chilheu. County Attorney U. G..
Whitney represented the state and ID.
II. Sullivan assisted Erickson & Stick
ney, of Elk Point, in the defense. -Four
years ago St Pierre, on trial for the
murder of Albert Chillieu, was cou-
yicted of manslaughter in the second
degree, for which he served four years
in the penitentiary. The prosecution
claimed that the Chillieu brothers
entered ST. Pierre's house for the pur-
pose of making friendly visit. St.
Pierre alleged that he killed them III
self defense.
A Des Moines, Iowa, dispatch in the
Minneapolis Journal of Saturday says:
William o. Hatfield, who lives near
~ I', - yCdtb Oih,
kidnapped l5.year-old Jessie Motif
from her home near Grimes yesterday,
brought her to Des Moines in his buggy,
secured license to wed her and the
nuptial knot was duly tied before
Jessie's mother, frantic with rage,
arrived on the scene. Mrs. Motif con-
shifted the marriage license book and
discovered that William Miller had
sworn that Jessie was IS years Old. So
an information was filed against Miller,
accusing him Of perjury. Then efforts
were made to find the South Dakotan
and his girl bride, but without success,
and it is suspected that they have gone
to Hatfield's Highmore home. 1t
appears that Jessie, who came here
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NEWsY STATE NOTES.

Peter Holman, bartender in Henry
Kurtz's saloon at Armour, killed him.
self Friday night bv blowing his brains
out with a revolver.
Frank Moore, young man from Fit.
Pierre, was drowned in the Missouri
here Thursday hight He was crossing
a strip of ice covered with water near
the shore on this side, and evidently
stepped into an open channel and was
drowned.
A report seems TO have gone out of
Redfield that there was an epidemic of
cerebral spinal meningitis and that
there had been several deaths resulting
from this cause There is no truth in
this report There has been only two
deaths positively known to have been
caused by meningitis. The second case
is that of DIR. Burch, who died on
Monday. There is now no immediate
cause for any alarm and no reason to
fear and epidemic
Frank Cooke, resident of Union
county, has taken considerable pride in
a luxuriant growth of whiskers whice he
possessed, but ne is not so proud of
them now, ard all because of peculiar
incident from which he did not escape
unscathed, and in which the whiskers
play ed, an important part. In lighting
a match piece Of the burning sulphur
went flying toward his neck and lodged
among his wkiskers In an instant his
whlskers were on fire and burning
fiercely Without calling to stop the
fire department, Cooke attempted TO
extingulsh the flames, but in this he
was not successful until after his neck
and hands were quite badly burned
The whiskers were ruined.
North Dakota university won the
debate Friday night at Grand Forks
with South Dakota university by the
unanimous decision of the judges. The
question was Resolved, That the Des
Moines Galveston plan of the city gov.
eminent is the most feasible solution of
modern city government" North
Dakota had the affirmative and Scott
Cameron, o. Hegerstad and S. Johnson
were her representatives. For the neg
alive South Dakota and +. A. Denholm,
H. p. Ilsby aud Benjamin ID. Mintns.
The judges were President Mcfarland,
of Valley City normal school, Prof. A.
w. Harding, of Brookings agricultural
college and Prof. G. Love, of Fargo.
The South Dakotans were outclassed by
their opponents. At the conclusion OF
the debate banquet was held at the
Hotel Northern.
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from south Dakota a year ago, learned
10 love Hatfield mp there The Young
man would not sgantiihe separation ana
he followed her 20 Crimes Jessie was
attending high -chool That there had
been prearrangemeut seems certain,
for Jessie started TO school with a bevy
of short.skirted school friends, when
Hatfield suddenly hove in sight. He
d owe up in his buggy, whispered 3 few
minutes to Jessie, who immediately got
in with him and away thew flew. The
Iowa law makes youngsters of age as
soon as they are welded, so there is
really nothing for the angry mother TO
do except take her revenge ont on the
man who swore to the marriage license.
Robbed OF his memory in seconds
time by some undiagnosed disease, Les
err Kellogg, of Vienna, S. d., who was
picked up by the Minneapolis police
Wednesday, regained recollection as
quickly Thursday night when his
brother, David Kellogg, came. TO Mime
apoIis to get him Lester Kellog left
vienna to visit an uncle irs another town.
While on the way be suddenly lost his
memory, at the same time retaining all
other mental faculties Arriving in
Minneapolis herealized something was
wrong andhe appealed to the police 70
tell MIN who he was and where he came
from The police found letters and
cards in his pocket and at once tele-
pnoned to his brother The brother
arrived Thursday night. sWhen he
entered police headquarters Lester
smiled recognition. Then it all came
back.
John Ziegler. an Aberdeen butcher,
Friday night was taken to ST. Luke's
hospital with broken leg. He was in
quarrelsome mood by reason of hav-
ing drank too much whiskev and when
he was elected from a restaurant for
his desire to interfere with the business
OF other people he did not feel much
better. The cripple who sells pencils
and shoe strings from his tricycle. was
nearby and John started in to tease
him; as the cripple was not able to get
out of reach of the obnoxious John he
was compelled to receive the abuse
heaped upon him. Finally John
received all that he had coming for he
made a mis-step and fell, breaking his
right leg in too places, Officer Ryan
was attracted by the commotion and
went to see what was .he matter.
Ziegler lay groaning on the, walk and
quite crowd collected. A doctor was,
called and hack sent for to take the
injured man to the hospital. 1t isquite
likely when he gets ont he will be care
full about teasing unfortunates-espec
tally on Friday, the Thirteenth.
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LADIES DRESS GOODS:

In this line showing all the new and
popular shades in Browns, Blues Checks,
Stripes-al the latest creations.
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IRTDEPARTMENT:

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to the sndso% sn Tailored skirts such " 90 to 90
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-12-11
Austria rec0ncen-
trando fuerza
sEsENTA MIL HoMBREs A DALMACIA

Nueva York viernes-El gobierno de Francisco Jose
ha enviado Dalmacia mil hombres perfecta-
mente equpados
espectacon europea excitada por Ia tranez gravedad
de las relaciones entire Austria Serva Montenegro
Russia
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Dn IA ca||e del CnsIo


Esta tarde las dece cuapenta nj.
nntos. oeprri6 mn amago de fuego En-
La casa numero 10 de Ia Gale aeI Cris-
to, propiedad ae dona Lorensn valdes.
Unos inqnilinos que ocupaa los ba-
JOS de la meneionada casa, aerrama-
ron una ga-elina en- IN sitie dende ha-
hla PAPA, preadendose esta, origi-
nandose Ell inesndio.
Este fue sofoeado por los vecinos
la pohcIa, no hsbiendo que lanentar
desgracias. y
Una mangnera del cuerpo de bom-
beros, one aeadi6 tempo, no tive
neeendad de prestar servieios.
Varlos Jefes de policia que so en-
contraban en- Ia Corte Federal v en- Ell
cuartei de Ia Fortaleza, fueron los pri-
meros en- acudir q prestar los prime
ros auxihoe =
Las p6rddas no SON de importancia.
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AL. cielO

Fl hogsr del lsureado poeta Crist6-
bal Real, e-ta ensombrecido por ell do
lor.
La muerte lie arrehat6 aver uno de
sus hilos. eI mas pequeno, un angelto
de un ano
La muerte del malogrado nino ha
ocurrido EN- tragicas circunctancias, ls
que hace mas intense ell dolor incon-
solable De sns padres El nifo Sc ver-
ti6 enema una regular eantidad dt
aqua hirviendo
Luchando con Ia muerte ha pasade
cuatro d1as, hasta que resllto ,ence-
dora la intrusa de los cuiiados del
amor paternal y dc los emreuos de la
ciencla. todos inltiIeS
Nosotros lamentamos profundamen-
te Ia desgracla que abruma al valioso
compan"ro y i Su distinguida esposa
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De Teatro

De todo hubo en- la function de ano-
che, aciertos plausibles y lunares pasa-
Jeros que la bondad del conjunto hi
70 easi imperceptibles.
"Jugar con fuego' es una de las
obras que siempre Sc ven con gusto V
cnya mdsica juguetona, alegre, bella.
no envejece nunca.
La senorita Baillo hizo una duquesa
de Medina, encantad0ra.
F'ue aplaudidisima toda La noche la
notable tiple, que puso toda su alma
y todo su arte EN- ell duo del primer
acto. con Sotorra, en- ell que cant6 con
Garcia, que valio ambos artistas una
ovaclon, en- ell concertante grandioso
y en- la romanza del tercer acto, que
matizo bellamente, alardeando de es-
cuela y facultades.
I'll pdblico premi6 la labor de la Sc
norita Baillo con aplausos resonantes
y expontaneos.
La sonora Delgado contribuy6 al
buen conjunto y gust6 en- la condesa.
Sotorra, Garcia Borras escucha-
ron aplausos mercedes.
Casas, graciosisimo; fue muy cele-
brado por el p1blico con rnidosas de-
mostraclones de agrado.
La orquesta, muy bien conducida
Ior el maestro Liberal
Esta noehe, function de moda con un
programa selecto. La opera de Leon
eavallo "Payasos "El cabo prime
ro
Toman parte la Blanchart v la Bal
no. SE
Domingo Orozco
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sANC0 TERRITORIAL kGRIC0Ll De PUERTO RICO
Capital aut0rzaas s2AsssOa Capital realzads tks3asa
0peracionss que reaIfxa [.

PRESTAhOs Con gants hpotssas
corto largo plazo sebrc fncas r6stieas.
De gros paga aciones coneraes
GIROS: Sobre Espana New
GIROS POR CABLE: Sobre New York Madrid.
~UENTAS CORRlENTES Cen ntcres de aaua Abponihss
vista cheques.
NPoSICfoN PLAzo FIJO Con intes ot serAa
ECCON DE AHoRROS: Imposcones
intereses a 6
~OBRANzAS Po com6n mfnins dc cebrs
comon los
DEPOSlTOS: De elective valorea
~AMBIO DE NONEDAS De odos los
VENTA DE HIPOTECARIAS:
Rico; interes pagadero senestfAles.
VENTA DE FNCAS Dando facdades
clones dc Aduntas Agus Abonio Areco Brcelons,
Barros Gales Halls
Anan Aarcao Nasajs Palas RiS GrandA Utuado
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Remate de prendas

Para que las familias puertorrique-
fias puedan apreciar 10 que es un re-
mate esplendido, debe concurrir al
que ha de celebrarse el martes Is
del actual las 2 p. NJ. Ell la CASA
DE PRESTAMOS DE JOSE BAZAN,
Fortaleza 81.
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Evitando Ia intervention


Nueva York, viernes.-En Puerto Principe toda
II Repnblica eoga cumpdamente La actitud del ge
nera Simon que quere guitar los amercanos todo pre-
scxto de ntervenir Haiti 10 que podra lograrse 81
ANA perturbation interior pusera conficto Ia
segurdad de los extraneros La garantia de prope
azndes
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Castro desembarc6
EN- Burdeos


Nueva York, viernes-El presdente Castro hs desem-
barcado en- Burdeos Fl gobierno frances ha autorxado
Ell desembarco lie ha recibido honores ofciales
Las relacones diplomatcas dc todo genera ell
presdente Castro Ell gabnete frances han vuelto
reanudadas inaugurandose Ia vista del presidente
Castro
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Un arbitraje rstificado
PERU, NoRTEAMERICA Y CHINA

Nueva York, viernes.-El gobierno de Washington ha
Ta1cado los tratado de arbitraje existentes
pdbhca peruana Ell mperio de China
La expresada ratification por igual los tres
paases ha sido hecha sin que nnguno de los 60
biernos suscara e menor obstaculo Ia ratification CON
ceTtada
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Nueva York viernes -Dicen los despachos one 10 re-
ciben de San Petersburgo que La medida agresva de
Austria reconcentrando tropas la Damaca Russia res
pondera de suete que los planes que
den causa del movmento miltar han de verse frus
trados totalmente
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PARA IMPRENTn

Po falta de local en- esos taeres tenendo que habar
sio para cmpammieno de agunas maquns Linoype Sc
realin precos muy hatos chvaletes ca componedores
toda case de titles para mprent Tamb6n venden pos en-
buen estado a vente pesos quntal
Aprovechad ocasi6n
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service Especial lel boIet1n Mcrcan,u
GABLEGRAMAS.
Las eIecciunea EN- Haiti
CONVOCADAS PARA Ell JUEVES

Nueva York viernes.-El general Simon ha convocado
eiecciones presidenciaes para Ell pr6xmo ueves I'm de
demostrar al pals que aspira convertrse dicador
asf ell golpe revolucionario conque amagan
ampacientes del poder.
Simon ha dado una proclama al pueblo ofrecendo La
mas absolute garanta por parte del gobierno
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Rogers Hotel Arrivals.

]. r. Baird, Dallas; Jno. R. Court
right, Chicago; H. l.. Brierson, st
Louis: DR.. Van, Passion Play; j. R
Rice. Chicago; Jas. Tate, Ennis; c.
0. Rominger, Fort Worth; l.. D.
Lewis, ST. Louis; j. T. Frazier, Fort
WORTH j. D. Currin, Dallas: A. S,
Bass, Dallas; r. F. King, Dallas; c.
H. Miller, Dallas; E. R. Emery
Houston; W. S. Robinson, Ennis; E.
A. Taft, Wichita, w. A. Chestnut,
Corsicana; M. H. Forsyth, Fort
Worth; 0. H. Weissinger, Waco; Ly-
man Rowe, Waco; A. w. Winston,
Dallas; R. A Smith, Dallas; J. F.
Whitley, st. Louis; ]. NJ, Penland,
st. Louis; J. Rooney, Fort Worth ;
John c. f. Kyger, Waco; S. w. Ris-
len, st. Louis; d. Hall, Dallas; J..
P. VIM, Dallas; R. E. Skeene, Dali
las; John McCaffery, Dallas.
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THE TEMPLE OF JUSTICE
Commissioners Court.

At Tuesdays session OF the COM
missioners' court special elections
were ordered for the following
school districts
District No. 81 to reduce special
tax of 20 cents to 5 cents on the 500
worth of property Election set for
Saturday, March Z, B. D. Caudle,
presiding officer.
Plainview School No SO to reduce
special tax from 20 cents to cents
on the 500 worth of property. Elec-
ton set for Saturday, March T, ].
B. Sheriff., presiding officer.
Wyatt School No. to reduce spe-
cial tax of 20 cents to cents. Elec-
ton set for Saturday March 7, E.
K Ward, presiding officer
Park School No "a to levy special
tax of cents instead of the present
tax Election set for Saturday, Mar
Z, w. A. Park, presiding officer.
Ryburn School No. % to reduce
tax from 20 cents to ) cents, Elec-
! ton set for Saturday, March Z, Will
Ralston, presiding officer.
! Walker Creek No. AZ to abrogate
! special tax Election set for Satur-
day, March T, Jeff Davis, presiding
I officer.
I District No 60 ID reduce tax of
( 20 cents to cents. Election set for
! Saturday. March 7, Alex Rankin,
I presiding officer.
| Onward No. 5 to reduce tax of
| Is cents to cents. Election set for
Saturday, March Z, S. V. Buxton,
presiding officer.
| District No. 1913 to abrogate spe-
ical tax Election set for Saturday,
March 7, w. M. Marshall, presiding
officer.
The annual report of J w. Sin
gleton, treasurer of the Waxahachie
Independent district, vas approved.
A new telephone was ordered in
stalled in the county clerks office.
The annual report of s. E. NAL
10y, treasurer of the Ferris indepen-
dent district, was approved.
A telephone was ordered installed
in the district clerks Office.
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THE EVOLUTION.
OF Cod Liver OIL. The --latest and
Most Valuable Form,

| Early in the 18th century physi-
clans became aware of the fact that
the Gods livers and their oil con
| tanned medicinal elements of great
value in the treatment of pulmon-
airy, scrofulous, wasting diseases and
chronic rheumatism
In using Cod Liver Oil in its ORR
ginal form they discovered that the
oil, in which the valuable curative
elements were embodied, was very
Objectionable, and of no medicinal
value. How TO separate or extract
these medicinal properties of the
Gods livers from the Objectionable
oil was the question.
After years of experimenting they
produced three different and distinct
kinds of cod liver oil, namely,-the
clear pale, the light brown and the
brown. The clear pale was that
which was first extracted from the
Gods livers. The light brown was OBJ
tanned by boiling the livers after the
clear or pale oil had been extracted
and the brown oil was the result of
pressing the residue
None of these products, however
were free from the nauseating oil
and no one of them contained all of
the medicinal elements known to ex-
ist in the Gods liver. 1t remained for
two eminent French chemists, Nor
CUES and Gautier, to produce the
perfect cod liver preparation After
twenty years of study and labor they
discovered an extractive and concen-
trating process which enabled them
to separate from the fresh Gods liv-
ers and their oil, all of the medicin-
al, healing and bodybuilding ele-
ments, and discard the oil entirely,
and it is by this process that Vinol
is made.
To these valuable cod liver ex-
tractives is added peptonate or iron,
which produces Vinol, a remedy UNI
eXcelled in the treatment of all pull
monary and wasting diseases, and tC
restore health and strength to feeble
old people, delicate children and af-
ter sickness. We ask any such person
+, in Waxahachie to try Vinol on our
guarantee to return the money if it
fails to give satisfaction. Hood &
Curtin, Druggists, Waxahachie, Tex
as.
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Making Road Overseers.

The annual appointment of road
oyerseers came up at this term of
the county commissioners The COM
missionerS began this work Tuesday
afternoon and devoted all of We'd
nesday to the making of appoint
ed over to the sheriff for distribu-
ton. There were about four hundred
oyerSeers to appoint
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knights of Pythias.

Regular meeting of Stonewall
Lodge No. Is, Knights of Pythias
Thursday evening at 1880. Work in
rank of Esquire. All members re-
quested TO be present. Visiting
Knights invited.
G. T. NALL, G. c.
CHAS WALTERS, X. r. S.
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Phone H. A. Mcmillan at the Dali
ly Light Office when you want any
kind of printing done, The best work
guaranteed. tt
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Candidates

In the coming campaign will find
us ready to fill their orders for cards
and other campaign literature on
the shortest possible notice, and in
the best printing. Enterprise Pub
fishing Co. tt