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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-08-28
Headlight. August p

Word was received here a few days
. that Mrs. August Timm., Q OF
Moristown. Mimi, but formerly OF
thfs place, was stricken with paraly-
Ais while in Mankato, and as last re-
ported was still lying in an uncon-
scious condition in . hospital In that
city.
T. F. Forsyth and Miss Edna went
to Cresbard, 8. D., the first OF the
week with their goods. The rest OF
the family will 60 soon. Tom For
syth has been one of the Big Stone re-
tables for q dozen years or more
He has always done business on the
square and as . result leaves q host
of friends behind him who are sorry
to see him go. We hope he will make
money enough out there SO he will
feel like building . substantial cot.
tage on Big Stone Lake and will
come back with his family each yeal
and rusticate with us during the sum
mer season.
j. Mckinney and family OF Brad
ley, who nave been spending the sum
mer q their cottage st Simpson Parl
went home last Saturday.
The brick company turned put 100,
coo bricks last week. This is the big
Rest run over made In q week
time since the brick yard started.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-08-28

GRANDSON & johnson have the
best separator butter for zoe.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1908-08-28
Doings at Big Stone..,
Headlight, Aug. %.

Miss Walden. Of Madison, a cousin
Of Miss Mary Walden. . c~hautauqua
reader of . year or so ago, has been
visiting the Elliot family at the park.
The cottages ct the park are all
nretty we'll filled. This has been the
hast season the park has had for some
time. and the activity in the park pro-
nertv and the building and other Inn
nroyements outlined for the coming
year indicate q very prosperous year
in 1909.
The evening world., 1908-11-24


patton.
Man needs a help7leet to-day n1',e
than ever before" shs declared. anu
GENERALLY speaking, he has sense enough
10 rea'.... II, What Prof Ross says IS
pa. ~ by true of very limited class
multi-.nilhonaires, for instance "A'
seek the very latest 1905 mode IN a
wife tast as they do in an Tutomoo!e'
To them wife is = .u%u:y-as she Is
indeed 10 any man WHO can arord
valet. Bat 10 the millions o. poor men
all over the world the word VIE IS ne
coming more and more synonymous
, with companion and comrade.
bound This True Abroad.
Il was particularly struck with THIS
In Germany. where women now attend
political meetings with their husbands.
and give every evidence OF intelligent
in; srest IL tHs great all OF the
world. The mon don rasen: Lais, 3'r,
on the contrary, seem gratitied by It.
only inferior men resent mentality
in women. / have navsr yet seen
really clever woman that wasn't maze
more popular with men by her clever
ness. There are a few so-called strong
minded women who make themselves
Unpopular with men, because, untortu-
nately, they believe that the only way
70 prove they have brains Is TO take il
Tor granted that no one else has any.
But their number is too small to count
In the result.
There is hardly succession man in
nerica to-day " e>wou.t not declare
] I'd do i'm
wat he is,
Women Elected Taft.
Take the case OF President-elect
Taft, WIZ. however great his capa city
may h. undoubtedly owed his election
TO two women, his sister-!n-iaw and his
wife. Everybody knows that Mr. Tcct's
personal ambitions were toward the
supreme Court. II was Mrs. Tat whom
ne lauSl:!ngiy calls ihc po!iiclan Il
tho family that urged him to stay In
me Cabinet. and therefore in the line
of direct succession. and it was his SIS
ter-in-law, Mrs. Charles Taft. who fur
nished a quarter of million dollars for
his campaign. All the wives OF our
prominent men are he.pmeets in the
truest sense OF the term
AS another instance, take Mrs, Will
lam Jennings Bryan, who studied law
TO assist her husband in his work.
quite recently noticed in The Even
| ing World a prize contest for the best
letter telling how young married
couple could live on SIS week The
/ majority of these letters We're from
women, all OF whom made their own
/ clothes and did the washing and house
work. in order TO live on their husbands
salaries and put dollar or so by for a
rainy day. These women We're all help
meets in the truest sense OF the word.
| The wall OF nearly all poor young
bachelors is that they can't afford 10
marry because girls expect so much
nowadays. Where are the women VINO
can cook and make their own clothes'
they ask. That doesn't look as II they
regarded women as properly In the class
Of luXurles,"
And you really don't think mer
prefer women without brains" re-
verted.
only bralnless men," Mrs. Loebingei
replied. Men are practical creatures
Ths man who tlnds hAmss9 burdsast
The evening world., 1908-11-24
Raided Hotel to Get Evidence
to Back Manufacturers
G.rorce Suit.
GOT SOME SNAPSHOTS.
Disclosures On Witness Stand
| Stir Up Large Part of
Brooklyn Society.

The story OF tn, Sensational raid by
Edward " rrvin ,be ,yao,.b,. rro,,,,.
'''''' e'' accompanied oN ny
brother and three private detectives az
the Atlantic Inn. GRAN, civ, :. 7 whom
he claims he surprised Mrs Irwin and
John c. Ora, +, rom, ,v,s ,,,a IL.
Samuel 4 S,l,.sr- ono. - ,b, .;-.a..,,.,s
'vra, tn, total ~ ,ro .,,t. Co.. ,,,.ai,.,..
ld,,.,,.-,. ,,.,.,r,. ,,-, ,.,.,,,,,, 49,.
f,,,,,., - -. -.
jS"'''," "''' - i"''e va ''e -
pTcihe Court, Brooklyn, today.
The evening world., 1908-11-24
BALLOON TRIES
DIZZY ASCENT.
NOW MISSING
Capt. Mueller and Aid Sought
to Ascend 10000 Feet
Have Not Returned.

LOS ANGELES. Nov. 2i.-Anxiety is
felt here for .he safety Of Capt August
Mueller and II. G. Hutchinson, who as
cended Yesterday in the big balloon
United States. intending to reach an
altitude of 10000 feet If possible. The
ascent was intended merely as an ex-
perimental one and the bag was filled
with illuminating gas which 1t was esti-
mated would hold tho basket up for at
least twelve hours.
Nothing has been seen of the balloon
since yesterday afternoon, when II was
still over tie city, but at a great height.
From San BerYardno came n report
that an object Nigh in the heavens,
which may or may not have been the
balloon, was seen over that city. AT
midnight a message from that city said
othing more had been seen or heard OF
the balloon.
Dck Ferris, the owner OF the balloon,
rays that 1t could not possibly remain
up during the night. The sky is fun of
clouds and n storm is threatened.
The evening world., 1908-11-24
GRILL TALESMEN
ON SPITE CHARGE
OF ACR|TELL|
Coroner Accused Of Election
Fraud Wants no Palmieri
Men as His Jurors.

Coroner Peter P. Acrltell was placed
ON trial to-day before Justice Davis in
the Criminal Branch OF the Supreme
Court on an indictment for misden:ea nor
growing out Of alleged frauds IN the
election of 1907
Coroner Acritelli lives at Lafayette
and Brooome streets. in the Third AS
senlhIy District. Two men registered
from his home, one Of whom, it is
claimed. had no right TO do so. When
an investigator from the Bureau Of Elec-
lions visited Acritellrs home to inquire
about tie two Zen he alleges the Cor
oner declared they had a right to resgis-
ter. as they lived at his place OF resi-
dence.
One of tie men subsequently turned
info!Tner and Acritelli was indicted for
felony in aiding and abetting false reg
istration end for misdenIeanor in giving
false answers. Judge Grain, in General
Sessions dismissed both indictments oil
legal grount7, but a Special Grand jury
reind!cted Acritelli.
When the trial was begun to-day Law
yer Abraham Levy. Acritelli's counsel.
questioned the talesmen as to their
qualifications as jurors. upon their ac-
quaintanceship with Deputy Attorney
General John Palmieri, WHO is prosecut-
ing the case. Mr.. Levy. a few days ago
In open court, declared that Acritelli s
prosecution was due 10 spite on the par
OF Palmieri. Both men We're until few
years ago friends.
The evening world., 1908-11-24
BROTHER AND FRIEND DIE
AT HANDS OF WIFE BEATER.
Isnecial 10 1to vrenlng World !

WlLE IiS-ihNRl., Pa, NuY John
lianso and Charles Dalolas, of Pitts
ton We're shot and killed while trying
to rescue the wife Of Andrew Bagotas,
who was beating her brutally because
he found the door or his house locked
when he got home at o'clock this
morning. The victims, one OF whom
was Bagotas's brother, were boarders in
the house, and were awakened by the
shrieks Of the woman, who cried that
her husband was trying 10 kill her.
They ran downstairs. pulled him away
from her and tried 10 pacify him but
he shook them or, drew his revolver,
shot bis brother through the head. kill
ing him instantly and then shot Hanso
through the body, the bullet SIR sing
AN inch below his heart,
now searching for him.
The evening world., 1908-11-24
USUAL SUCCESS
ATTENDS COOPER
: : DEMONSTRATION.
Alexander Walsh Pays Trib-
ute to Curative Properties
/ of New Stomach Remedy.

The success attending the demonstra-
1ion OF the Cooper remedies at the new
location. Riker's New Drug Store.
Sixth avenue and Forty second street.
is repetition of MIR, Coopers reception
wherever he has appeared in New
tfork since he came here some months
laso. Regarding his experience with
the Cooper preparations, Alexander
iWalsh, rcsid x 1T 40. 50. West fitch
street, New York, says:
| while many statements by New
Workers have already been published,
TELLING of the splendid results derived
from the use OF the Cooper remedies. |
feel that / would be shirking my duty
III i failed to add my tribute to the
marvellous curative properties OF
Coopers New Discovery.
For ten years or more | suffered
from catarrh OF the stomach with all OF
It's distressing symptoms-pain after
| eating. gas on stomach, poor appetite
loss OF sleep. nervous, weak, tired and
that ali-run-uown feeling. In addition
to this j had chronic constlDat ion,
when was constant source oil trouble
and annoyance.
81 consulted doctors and tried many
dinerent remedies in search of relief
but was not benefited until ! took a
treatment OF CooDer's New Discovery.
II is due entirely TO this preparation
lieyed me in a surprisingly short time,
aiding digestion and stopping the pail
and distress which | had always ca
lperienced after eating,
"The gas on my stomach has entirely
disappeared. and my bowels have be-
come regular and natural In their ac-
as ] do now. Any one who is troubled
with stomach disorder OF any kiuu
would do well 10 try Cooper's New Dis
eoyery."
L. T. Cooper or his Assistants meet
the public daily at Riker's New Drue
Store, Sixth avenue and Forty-second
street where. demonstration OF the
The co ger preparations are on sale al
.AAiasd ~ any other aruU store -
The evening world., 1908-11-24
Young Marauder Had Pal, but
Hides His Getaway"
He Tells Woman.
TINY SHOES ON TABLE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Molasky Start a
Search From Remarkable
Clue in the Kitchen.

When Mr.. and Mrs. William Molasky
returned from the theatre TO Their fiat,
at No. 54s South Third street Williams
hurg, last night they were surprised to
lind dim light In the kitchen.
why. l didn't leave a light" said
Mrs. Molasky. alarmed Gracious, can
Il be burglars? You go first and look.
Bill"
Don't scream, Annie" he whispered
It's burglars. all right enough. BE
quiet, say-you'll tip en- of. I'm GO
ng to capture 'em-capture EN- both.
See what they left" and he pointed
With the air of n Sherlock Holmes at
two pairs of shoes, neither larger than
n No. . in size, on the kitchen table.
why. they're children's shoes" said
Mrs Molasky. The Molaskys have no
children.
Then they started to search the fiat,
going first into the bedroom. Mr.. Mo
iasky. armed with the rollng-p pin, was
poking about in a clothes press when his
Wife gave a little scream.
Pulled One From Under Bed.
Come. out. you rascal" she cried. tug
ging at something under the bed, some
thing that kicked ana squealed. In a
second she pulled out the marauder. or
rather one of them, for it developed that
there had been two burglars. The one
Mrs. Molasky captured was a very
small. tousled, dirty little boy, bare
. legged, hatless and with his knickers
and coat on over his night clothes.
| IN get a policeman" cried Mr., Mo.
IL,
With Policeman Krummell. the sight OF
whom so scared the burglar that lie
set up a howl, nd as they say in the
story books confessed all"
L done it, he said, whimpering, with
;i.3 sist in his eye. Nav. an / won
| peach on me pal. / hope he made hi:
gitaway," and he glanced uneasIly II
the direction OF the kitchen. In there
NJ. Molssky dashed. The two pairs o
SHOES Were sti!l on the table. but Their,
was no one about. The pal" VIII,
must have hidden under the table whel
hc heard the Nollskys approaching, ha'
evidently shiured DOWN the fire-escape
The captive said his name was Franl
Genke, that he was twelve years old. an
lived with his mother and father at No
81 South Second street, just in the real
of the Molasky,s apartment.
We planned de job two or three days
ago" lie said, an l finds out from dc
cook youse Is gon' to de tea;er to-
night, so tips OF me pal. Me nude
puts me to bed early. but when she gifts
poundin' Gle hay l slips out an meets
; me pal in de back yard
| See what l got out OF his pocket"
! sad Mrs. Molasky, holding out pocket
book containing exactly u cents. 1t was
her purse. and it was all the swag'
the burglar" had been able to find he
fore he was surprised.
so rank Genke was taken to the
Bedford Aver alton and yesterday
lrraiEned in tic Brooklyn Children 8
Court. Policeman Krummell took both
pairs of shoes, and as Frank refuses 10
: 'reach on his pal'' the police Will en-
! deavor to locate the missing burglar
! through his captured footwear.
The evening world., 1908-11-24

with SHY VIE, though ne knows she
isn't VIVA he wants, reconciles himself
what he has, ami in order 10 do 50
persuades himself that all other women
are equally foolish. But give the nus
oand of fea;acr-! lded .aoi ano, ner
cHar e, and he'd probably eLope with a
woman astronomer.
Brains Needed in Home.
%: course, the possession of brains
used TO be luxury .or a woman. II
does no: seem TO have been known then
hat i; requires quite as much brains
and Srea- deal more patience 10 DE a
good wife as 10 I'll any other occupa-
;ion in life. I've no doubt that II that
model Of w!tely weakness. Patient
Griselda. had written a book. It would
have been found to contain all the
ThiI ssoDhy OF no"-r esis;arce"
BY the way inquired. I'd you
SCI that article In the paper to-day. in
which clergyman dc Jared that wives
could reform their hu lands while they
slept by appealing 20 their sub-coasclous
selves"'
Yes nodded Mrs. Loeblnger
brightly. perhaps there Is an idea in
!. for voeS for women. VINO knows but
the New York Legislature might De
converted 10 give votes TO women in
that way. We might ct one OF their
noble orators TO put them to sleep with
Speeah and then convert their sub
conscious selves to t'.e cause Of SUI:
.., Se' l.3M
But al this We both laughc. and bN,Ee
. the Interview.
How El!E.: ne appeal to the sub-cor-
r0'f = 'rp'-''-'rs'eH -
Nj, Kellogg will Induce John D. Rookie
fe,.er 70 Z. 10
The evening world., 1908-11-24

eign the movement
Mrs Loebnge. ought what she is talking
band Dr. onger her eanci
The evening world., 1908-11-24
ANARCHIST MCQUEEN DEAD.
Man Who melted Patterson SILK
Riots Passes Away I'm Leeds.

PATERSON, y. j., Nov. 24,--Word
has been received here OF the death OF
William Mcqueen, the Anarchist. who
incited the sill dyers' riot here in June.
1902 Mcqueen died on Nov. 10 at
Leeds. England. the city In which he
vas born.
Mcqueen died from tuberculosis His
UifN and three - '''-en ere said t.
have been iett destitute al Leeds.
The evening world., 1908-11-24
Only a Man Without Brains Wants a
B1ainless VIE, Says Mrs Loe-
bngez, Who Is Quick at
Repaylee
BY .Nixoia Gree!ey.Sn7ifh.

Prof E A. Ross, OF the University of Wisconsin, has
declared that man doesn't want helpmeet any
What the American of to-day requires in 4 wife, says
learned socologist lis shall present bcrsel
n the light OF luxury. He doesn't want wife that
inows much lie Doesn't selfcontrol or men
atty in woman. Women then shape their ideals
md characters to please men
Ma: has The woman militant to say 10 this?
"Rldicuious" she answered yesterday in the person
Of Mrs Sofia Loeouger prominent sufragete and club
woman, OF New York, who returned recently from a
hummer in Europe where conferred with the for.
The evening world., 1908-11-24
GREMANS WANT 2.CENT POST

BERLIN, Nov 2i.-Various Chambers
ot Commerce in Germany arc petition
Ing the Imperial Secretary OF Posts to
estaShsli a two.ce cen , PoI,tIa, ra's be-
such as now exists between England
and the United states. Business house.
IN Germany to-day send tt cir packa yes
for America hy mail to Eng land. to be
reposted there under the lower rate.
The oasis., 1908-10-03

thrive in this climate, but II has
done so admirably well in q gar.
den on the Leander Utley place
northeast Of Phoenix, The gar.
den lemon makes an excellent
preserve, being for that purpose
far superior to citron on account Of
its taste and flavor.
Yuma Enterprise: The Next
can section of Shannon Hill was
thrown into considerable excite
ment last week when Doctor w. H.
Fales, chief physician of the Shan
non Copper Company, discovered
a case of leprosy in one of the
Mexican families. Doctors Burch,
Smith and Goodrich were called,
and all of them were of the same
opinion as Doctor Fales, and when
Doctor ]. H. Lacy, county health
officer, arrived from Solomonville,
he agreed that the case had been
properly diagnosed. Arrange
ments were made Immediately to
deport the unfortunate to her ma
tive land. Mexico.
Douglas American: The dam
age to the Douglas gas corporation
through the fire that detroyed
about 10000 gallons of oil
at their plant west of the railroad
is not so great as at first feared.
The damage to the power plant was
of little consequence, and none at
all inflicted upon the gas tank.
The oil and the tank which con-
tanned the fuel oil were a total loss.
The oil was valued at something
like $500. Manager Murphy con-
siders his company quite lucky in
getting off with as little damage as
was done. The fire was speedily
brought to an end late in the after
noon by tapping the lower part of
the tank and permitting the oil to
run out over the low ground. 1t
soon burned itself out in that man
ner. The tank was an open one,
and the origin of the fire is at
tributed to flaming spark from a
smoke stack.
The oasis., 1908-10-03
ARIZONA NEWS.

for Stafford and Thatcher are
almost an assured fact. The man
is on the ground backed by suth-
cient capital, and is meeting with
decided encouragement. This will
be good news to many of our read
ers. Let the good things come
our way.
Bisbee Miner: Parties who have
been out in the country report that
this year the wild hay is the hest
it has been in twenty years. M. j.
Brown, who made this statement,
has lived continuously in this ter
ritory for many years and has
watched with interest the condition
of the ranges.
Phoenix Democrat: Hon. Web
ster Street, ex-chief justice of the
territory, died in Los Angeles Sep
TENDER Dist, after a lingering i'll
ness which finally resulted in par
alysis and pareisis. Interment was
made in Los Angeles. He broke
down last spring, suffering an at
tack of paralysis while at Bowie,
on his way to attend court at
Globe. Since that attack he has
rested in Los Angeles with the
hope hat he might recover, but
his condition grew gradually worse
till death came,
Douglas American: Deputy
Sheriff Frank Clark uncovered a
whole wagon load of cigars, whis-
kies and wines, representing a large
part of the swag secured by the
burglar who went through the Inns
land liquor house Thursday night
The goods were located under a
pile of railroad ties opp site the
railroad track. Beside whisky
and cigars, the burglar had made
way with large quantity of fancy
wine, and among the stuff uncov-
cred were several bottles of cham
payne and other imported wines.
Mesa Free Press; Judge Guth-
RE says he is convinced that he
did exceed the speed limit in the
town of Mesa, but he was so busy
at the time that he did not notice
it until Councilman Palmer called
attention to the fact that the indi-
Gator pointed to twelve miles ar
hour. He Immediately slowed up
and afterward kept within the linn
it. In his own court he founC
himself guilty, assessed the costs
and Immediately paid them. Thus
he set a good example for judge
Ainsworth and others who exceed
the speed regulations.
Mesa Free Press: AT a meeting
of the city council bids were opened
for the water works bonds. Their,
were but two bids consideration,
by the Mesa City bank for SOL $50
and one from S. A. Keene Il Co.
Chicago, for $5l,125 TWAS foun(
that the first and best bid was de
fective, in that the bidder did no
specify the rate of redemption a:
stated in the advertisement for bids
The second best was defective, il
that the bidder did not enclose ;
certified check for 1919 of tn
amount bid. In consequence al
bids were rejected.
Phoenix Gazette: A. w. Miller
who came to Phoenix from Ken
The oasis., 1908-10-03
Cananea, Yaqui River d Pacific
Railroad Co.

Effective August /, 1908, 1901 a. m.
No. 2south STATIONS No. North.
The oasis., 1908-10-03
cananea, YaQui River s Pacific r. r. Co.
Time Card No.

Effective 1901 a. m. February |, 1905
Cancelling all previous Time Cards.
The oasis., 1908-10-03
BRANCH TO CUMURIPA.

IV''7 III ~ TT 1'01'V - =
NJ. 0. BICKNELL,
GEO. F. JACKSON, G. p. A., Tucson, Aria
a. G. 2. A., GuaymGs, Son.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-05-23
A BIG RICHMOND STORE.

The Richmond Cooperative Mercantile Company under the able
management of Mr. W. Funk shows the of ideas
which transforming the general of few into tue
department today The departments divided
clothing shoes dry goods ladies' and gents furnishings hats
and oils cocke stock of $4,000 carried and
business of $4,000 done This the first in this
section annually replace all stock closing by special sales all
goods which do rapidly and thus keeping live stock
land all times Operating 80 day credits with their
they enabled the markets of the
cash thus giving the people the benefit of low The people
the vicinity of Richmond obliged the larger
towns to obtain either necessities or luxuries.
Truth. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1901-1908, 1908-05-23
AN ENTERPRIsING LUMBER COMPANY.

Long of the pioneers c. H. Monson established
the lumber yard planning mill in Cache Valley This firm
under the of the Excelsior Lumber Company has developed
until is the uptodae lumber company the valley
The business has remained in the family and under the
oil A. of the founder. Pch
mill works but also in Franklin In
both places the business growing and buildings about
be made of mill work. and it the boast of
the that order of whatever magnitude be filled
the shortest notice.
Buying exclusively lots they able offer the best
prices this fact fully by the In add
lumber the Excelsior Company full line of builders
hardware paints, and and roofing material
D. w. James, Plumber Steam and Gas Filter Estimates all
kinds of Plumbing Fitting gladly Both phones 39 81
East First South Street, Salt Lake City Utah